The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1872, Page 12

“THE COURTS. Interesting Proceedings in the New York and Brooklyn Courts. BMeged Dealing in Counterfeit Money—More Bait Given in the Alleged Whiskey Ring Case—Smuggling Cigars—Seamen’s Quarrel—Charge of Desertion from a Ship—Decisions. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. @barge of Dealing iv Counterfeit Money. Before Commissioner Shields. ‘The United States vs. John Morehead.—The de- Jendant 13 charged with dealing in couaterfelt money. The facts convected with the case appear to be these:—On Saturday last Izzy Lazarus, Jr, gon of a person who 1s well known as Jzzy Lazarus, ‘Was arrested by one of the oficers of tne Secret Service Department while having in Bas possession $10 worth of filty cent fractional currency. Alter | his arrest he Was taken to the oftice of the Secret Service, and there stated that he received the bogus stuf trom e Frank Muivey. On Monday Mulvey was taken tnto custody, having in his ‘pistol’? pocket $20 Worth of the same stuff. To use the language of the detectives, Muivey yuealed”? upon, or “gave away” Moorehead, and Moorehead Was accoraingly arrested. Mulvey was committed in detault of $5,000 pall, and Moorenbead in delault of $10,000. The Whiskey Frauds—Further Bail Given, Yesterday William R. W. Ghumbers appeared be- fore Commissioner Shields, and gave batl in the gam of $5,000 on an indictment charging him with alleged complicity in tne whiskey lrauds, M Ubambers’ surety being James ‘I, Seagrave, 26 West ‘Twenty-sixth street, OMicials of tue District Attorney’s office now staie that iney hope to have a jury and judge in attendance early in the ensuing mouth ior the wal ol the persons indicted tor participauon im the Whiskey Irouds, We shall see, Smuggling Cigars. The United States vs, John ‘T. Magrath.—The de- fendant was heid in default of $1,000 bail for ex- @Ui.nation on acharge ol smuggling cigars. ‘The arrest Was mnade by oue OL the ollicers of the Secret Bervice Department. Charge of Veserting from a German Vesscl. A. A. Schluer and A, F. C. Kellerman were eharged with having deserted in thls port from the German ship Marun, They were committed to prison until Monday to await the attendance of the Gaptuin. ‘ibe accused say that their voyage was to terminate here or at the West Ludies, Charze of Shooting on Soard a British Ship. John Scott, a colored man, steward of the Eng- Neb vessei Emma L. Oision, has been arrested by OMicer Kennedy, of the Harbor Police, and taken before Commissivner Shields to answer a charge of having shot John Murphy, one of the seamen, While on a voyage to tis port. murphy got a pisiol ball ta nis right cheek, and it ts suil lodged Shere. Murphy’s statement of the affair 18 that he went to tae steward to get a bevter allowance ot food, anda that jor merely doing this the sieward snot him, the steward observing, just belore he fired, that Murphy Bad got ali the food he was entitied to receive Seotv’s version of the story 13 that Murphy had “pals” on board who wanted to do what tuey ed in the ship, and that in tue altercation about the foud Murphy drew a knile, when the accused Randied his pistol and fired, shooung Murphy in she cheek, a8 stued. The accused has o¢en held to @wait the action of the Briush Vonsul. SUPREME COURT—CHAM3ERS Decisions. By Judge Brady. Qaspers et. al. vs. Burzer.—Motion denied. , Boaraman vs. Gaillara, Jr.—Order settled, Haston vs. Weber et al.—findings sigued. Livingston vs. Arnoux.—Judgment for plaintin, SUPERIOR COURT—3PECIAL TERM. Decision. By Judge Freedman. Bank of Memphis vs. Abraham i. Cardozo et aL— « Oase settied. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Decision. By Judge Loew. Guttenlog vs. Biot.—Motion to vacate; order of asrest denied, Without costs. BROCKLYN COURTS. A New Building for the Uolted States Courts—Much Needed Accommodations #Porthcoming. ‘The lack of proper accommodation for United States Goart purpose has veen felt for some time past; but, a8 will be seen by tue subjoined letter from Attor+ mey General Williams, a more commodious building than the one at present occupied, 1s soon to be obtained. The building now occu- pied by the United Staies Courts, Uutied States Commissioners, District Attorney and Marshal, i situated on Montague street, opposite the Academy of Music, and has jong been unfit for the purpose on account of the paucity of roum. Considerable correspondence has passed between the Brookiyn Marsnal and the Washiugton authori: thes on the subject of providing @ Dew building, and It Was finally agreed that tae property on the south- east corner of Ciiuion and Montague streets, would be tue most sullavie. It is owned by Judge Alex. ander McUue, Who 15 aiso owaer of the building now occupied. Yesterday Marshal Hariow received the following Jetter from Wasuington, authorizmg him to ener into @ jease of tle Lew building: — DEPARTMENT OF JUBTIOR,) WAsHINGEON, April 5, 1872. "5 BR. Hanrow, Foq, United Sates Marshal, Brooklyn, Sin—I have received your letter of the 18th ultimo, relative to provicing beter accommouations for court purposes in your district, and In reply authorize you to eater into lease win Mr. “MeCue for hus property oo the foun eas; corner of Montague and Clinton street, Brooklyn, when the same shall be utted up and arranged with an additional room, in accordance with the diagram on tle in this department, to the satisfaction of yoursel’, tue United States Judge and United States Attorne, She leancr reserving to bis Own use the basement of the bus ing and yiewiug the remainder thereot for the we of the United States, At the ume the new accommodations shall be ready for occupation you will cancel the present lease and nouily this department of your action, ‘The new ease musi supulate that the rental of $10,000 per annum isto be.in trom the time the said buiding Is ready for occupation by the United States, and to continue at that Fate to the end of the time of tne present lease —to wit, May 1, 1876—with ihe privilege of continuing the same five addl- tional yeurs at tbe sume rate per annum; the government Feserving to fisell the right to surrender the lease at the ex- Piration of any year, by giving the lessee tuirty days’ novice 1 such intention. You will insert » li s@ whereby the lessee will at all required to keep the premises 1p good and tenan| rand should be tuil to do so, 80 the governme: (he power to make such repairs as may be nece: oeduet the cost thervot from the rent to be paid; he premises sla be destroyed by bre or caus: ally, the rent to cease and de! ne irom the happening approval and to be placed ou its bles of the United States Judge and Un Alforney must accombany the lease, ‘Very respe GEORGE H, WILLIAMS, Attorn SUPREME CuunT—sPccial TEAM The Oal Vock Rew. Before Judge Gilbert, AD injenction was obiained by Messrs. Beard and Robinson restratoing Contractor Clark from using the buikhea/ at toot of Qourt street as aa offal doc Yesterday Judge Givert wade tne injunction per- ual. ‘The contractor bad previously abandone e dock, CiTy COURT, Sail) Anotier Verd Against the Staten Aslaod Kailroad Company. wofore Judge Netison. In the suit of tne widow Rosa Kelly to recover $5,000 for the death of her husbabd, Who was @ viv« tim of the Westfield explosion, the jury yesterday rendered a verdict in favor of plaiutit for tne full ount claimed. wine jury were ont all of Friday night, and when they appeared in Comrt yesterday morning they wad titey could not agree. Judge Neilson re- charged them and whey again retired. When they reappeared, after a few moments’ absence, te tore- mah announced @ yerdict i layor ol plaiotuf for ¢ (UK amount aimed, tne. bul Wesiveid, Northfield and Middietown bave been released, the Company haying given saus- saclory seeurily, SURROGATE'S COURT. the Busivess of the Week. Lerore Surrogate Veoger. Surrogate Veeder has admitted to probate the Wills o: Samuel Maynare, Peter J. Simumous, Eliza beth bwe, Augusta Gind, Benjamin Hook, Mary Palmer, Sara ann Young, Henry Lawrence, Ver+ hon ‘Thompson, William J. G. Irwin, Charles Lumpe, Buzaveth brady, overt stepheus, Edward G. Kitz patrick and tsako Wiggins, aii of Brooklyn. Letters of adminisiration were granied on the estates of Jouanna Komer, Sarah J. Armetroug, Patrick MCEvuy, Jaies Faiien, bernard Finuegad, Louis Frederick, Harriet b. Surange, Wiiiam Mure iy, Joun Perrine, Lvao Thomas, Kovert H. Kerr, Beotge 'W.. Durrence, senty Wal i i den, ail of iruokiya® Vw’ SUG Jobanne Will Of Louis Frederick was rejected, The There zens, with, The Claims of Council Adjudicated Upon and Ordered to be Paid—Large Payments Ordered—Claims Laid Over. WEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1872—QUADRUPLE SHEET. ‘BOARD OF AUDIT. Employes of the Common The Board of Audit held its weekly meeting yes- terday afternoon, in the office of the County Bureau, was a larger attendance than usual of citt- but the presence of police was dispensed AUDITED CLADIS, following claims were allowed, audited ana ordered to be pald:— ‘Timothy Cann, dixty-ninth regiment, Timothy Cann, Sixty-olnth Fesiment Joseph 3..W. Brill, Christian ‘Tuseh, Finy-biin Peter V. Burskell, eeS EECuESES Ff ty-trat regi The Henry, Battery ik irat reaiinent 00 00 00 00 09 00 00 bd they 1 BENT. J. E. Gall, rent of No. 12 Lexington avenu 00 Michel Barreu, axeman,.--.--. w Kdward D, Morton, rodmai, 00 | scene John Morgun, dratighieman bu Henry 1, Frazer, rst axemai 72 00 Thomas Brady, Foriy-fourth sir a4 0 | jeorge Cuduy, Inspector, Filty-first street. Joun Madden, 134th streel....-. sz wo | Ment Henry Hacker, encumbrances, 10 0 | Alexander Wice, axeman.. 130 00 | Patrick Kane, October to Decemoe: eo 0 John MeKeenan, October to Dec., Wuter Follee. eu 0 LAW LOOKS. Baker & Voorbis... scscsssscececsceene » 485 OF BEEVING NoTIGHS, For serving notices of unpaid taxes 1,586 00 | COUNBEL'S FEI 6. John K, Porter, tor counsel's feen 5,000 00 | what CHARITIES AND OORREOLLONE. Claims of Whittemore & Smith ior payment of tradesmen's bi) Reds: 9140 £8 VLA LNBLRUGLION. r Fischer, salary «208.98 | the co Edmund burke, work at College... wow) mony BIREKT LNsPRODORS. i Mr Forty-third at 42:00 | a Veter Kuhn, suirteeutn street, : - We Paul Dowling, Tuird meet, oe ay - 87 Willtam O'srlen, Fitty-second street, Ninw avenues, 80 50 Harry Paimer, 1id/ Jou od | tesuim George Wieble, Seventy irst street 232 U0 | ‘Thomas Kerrigan, Foreman Street ai w | Oniclal Reporter, Recorder. Doorkeeper Total. SALAKIES OF EMPLOYES OF COMMON COUNCIL. ‘The lollowing ix the balance of claims decided to | be due and ordered to be paid to the respective em | ployes.of tne Board of Alaermen aud Assistaut Ale dermen, alter a conierence with Judge Por Pierrepont aud Corporation Counsel O'Gorman: Librarian and bogroselng Clerk, Deputy First A: Becund At ‘Lhird, Recora, Clerk, Index Clerk and G' agent ol Jud: Bank > iat 200 00 | 83338 Janitor city Library ‘50 00 Kecorder B00 U0 | Doorkeept 60 00 | spect! Ollictal sep 1166 72 { The Clerk to Librarian «.. 165 73 | lawyel Total. $18,100 48 ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, balance due December 31, 1871. lerk, do. do. istant Cierk, do istant Clerk, do Fourth, Fifth and Six dicied clined RENT ROLLS Claims for rent from Department of Pubile Instruc- testifies ton, $17,601 98 | money: 'U' ‘Claime were audi.ec and allowed, for the year 187], for the Deputy Coroners, "15,548 9 | Judge Petitions were read asking for payment of claims PETITIONS. and sat down witn his literary indulged in a cigar pending Michael J. Was put upon the stand, ported the testimony of the witnesses in tue suit of Clarke vs. Bininger before the referee, Thomas Dar- deposit he kept there, ho account at the Union Square Bank, mawer, the case, tuen asked Judge McCunn lt he had any witnesses THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, Investigation of the Charges Against the Judges. Close of the Case Against Judge McCunn. More Witmesses Against Judge Cardozo. Judiciary Committee met yesterday at the Fiftn Avenue Hotel, about noon; but, as the Bar As- sociation had not any witnesses ready to examine, indulged in a little rest until about one P. M. In the meanwhile Judge McCunn arrived on the of action, laden with a pile of newspapers, treasures and the Commence- of operations, shortly wfter one P, M, Mr. Kelly, stenographer, arrived, and He testified that he re- hugton, and swore that the documentary evidence | now produced before the committee was a copy of he had heara given, Messrs. A, T. Stewart and Horace B, Claflin, the great dry xoods merchants, were also brought before minittee during the morning, but their testi+ Was of an guimportant nature. W. B Jordan, the bookkeeper of the assignee in bankruptcy of the Union gquare National Bank, was Luen put on the stand, and examined in yela- lion to the bank account of Judge McCunn, which was kept ibrough mis agent, From the witness’ ony it appeared that Judge McCunn had two Accounts, ns own being 10 the Broadway Bank, and Uthat of kis agent in toe Union Square National. The wasin the habitof making quarterly payments we Mc. unn of what rents he nad collected, ‘rhe ageat kept the account at the Union Syuare because ue was allowed four per cent on the Judge McCunn himself kept Clerk to the Hoard of Aldermen, preparing minutes While awaiting the arrival of some witnesses Mr. , balanced to December Bl, 1871. oat 9500 00 | James H, Morgan was put on the stand and was Cleré to the Board of Aldermen, preparing minutes examined in relation to the persons who subscribed balanced to Decemper 81, 1871...... +, 1,000 09 | towards the electioneering expenses of Judge Mo- Firat Assistant Clerk to the Board of Aldermen, vie’ | 4,99 | Culm at ls last election, The witness gave the Second Assistant Clerk to the Board of Aldermen, | Names of the difiereat persons who had subscribed preparing iinutes balanced to December Sl, 1871: 1,000 00 | aud the amounts they each paid. Third Assistant Clerk to the Board of Aidermen, The next wit.ess was Mr, Henry B, Stover, a _ Preparing minutes balanced to December 31, Is71. 838 86 | manufacturer of machinery. He was one of the Fourth Assistant Clerk to the Board of Aldermen, supporters of Judge McCunn and had subscribed Be ety a alec aire peer eet 833 36 | towards his election expenses in 1869, and had preparing minutes balanced to December sl, 1871, 683 96 | Biven Mr. James H. Morgan some money for that Sixtn Assisiant Cl 0 the Board of Aldermen, jurpose. Witness also stated that he had never _ Preparing minute need to December 31, 1671. 838 86 | been tuterested in any suit that had been befcre Seventu Assistant Clerk to the Board of Aldermen, Judge McCunn in tae Superior Court, (gbieparing minutes baianced to December dl, 1871. 66673 | Mr. R.S. Guernsey Was then puton the stand. eneral Clerk to the Board of Aldermen, preparing, .. | The witness was uttorney for the plaintit in we Fo early eda beamoeonleteetie +» BSS | suit or Latley {Meee Belmont et wl, | Wite ‘Assistant Engrossing Clerk. vie | ness = stated lat he made Thomas J. Groamental Engiisn Olerk, «i Barr, the receiver in a previous sult Messenger to Boura of Aldermen. . B00 00 | of the Fenian fund, @ codefendant jor the purpose to Boaru of Aldermen 200 U0 | of obtaining an injunction against him restraimia g him trom paying the Belmont money uatil the bond- hoiders should be paid, that he had never made use of any language disre- Tne witness also stated ‘ui of Judge McCunn, next witness was Mr. Edward Van Ness, a r, Who Was Calied by the Bar Association with aview to contradicting the testimony ot tbe last witness in relation to lis having spoken disrespect. juily oi Judge McCuau. Mr. Van Ness stated that he nad heard Mr. that Judge McCunn nad advised him to bring @ sult iu the name of the Fenian bondholders against the receiver in order to recover their money. Mr, Van Ness and Mr. Guernsey here flatly contra- Guernsey say in a stage oue another and ‘They re‘used to speaking to one another, eee quite excited over the e Pacitied, and finally de- Mr, Van Ness then tesufied that he had applied as counsel to have a Feleree appointed vy consent in tue case of Van Ness against Talifer ana others, Mr. Michael K. McUarten was then called and to his having helped to coliect part of ihe g which Mr. Morgan said ho had collected towards deiraying the electioneerlug expenses of MeCunn, Mr. Suckuey then announced that he had closed Mr. Prince, Chairman of the committee, due, irom the Sheriff, the janitor of tae Fourtn dis- | to produce, and the Judge answered that trict Police Court, ne sienographere of law courts | he had not, as he thought that those aud Charles Devlin, street contractor, who had been called by. the —_ Bar SUBMITTED CLAIMS. Association had completely justified his acuon as a The following claims were submitted, and lald | Judge and bad aiso nelped to destroy the siander of over under the rule:— evilly disposed persous, Before leaving Judge Mc- Andrew J. Smith, for salaries, Burenu of Arrears. .$3,099 99 | Cunn begged the chairman and tae committee to Charies Gaudet, ‘paving and’ repaving Filty-ninth sirest, from bighth to Tenth avenue. . 7,148 39 | been Murphy’ & Nesbitt, material for new Court Hou: broug Third district 132 09 | Ohree A. Vakey Hail, ‘expenses, petty cash and dis- f mente for 1871. bu *, 1,206 26 New Yurk teening Posty tor printing proceedings of a investigation Feo era « 1,877 00 Mt KE. Se.me's salary, Deputy Clerk’ of Supervisors, to Mol TOF three MOUIDE UE IST serenscssose, ceesseescas eect, 19200 00 James L. Crosby, services ua stenograpicr of Bu” preme Court, last three montus of Levl...... 833 33 The Board adjourned until Saturday next, atthree v'clock. THE COMPTROLLER AND HIS APPOINT- Current Rumors as to the Illegality of His Holding tae Office=The Legal Objections Detailed. Arumor that was current in munic Friday evening as io the legality of the appointment peals upon The the ha Born that the Mayor had received an intimation from Governor Hoffman that the appoimtment of Comp- troller Green was, in his (the Governor’s) judgment, ulegal, under the recent ruling of the Court of Ap. certain municipal officers, At present the current talk 1s founded, of course, that will affect the present head of the Department of Finance, tion taken by those who affect to belleve the ap- the following, section 26, paragraph 31:— be appot: acting Mayor, as other beads of departments ara appo (Uncer the provisions of the act entitied “An Act to re or kanize the local government of the city of New York,” appomtments that the Legislature had no such au- der Lue following section: Charter of 1857, seesion 20, Counsel to Corporation may each be re ervor Cor cause, in the manner provid Sher iif Comiptroiier or Counsei to the Corpora the Mayor, with the advice and cunsent of the Board of dermen, Wnll it shall be suppled at the neat annual election for charter li the above section is the jaw Comptroier should have following stat in Oe! hegiecting to have that appomtment endorsed at election Ot present Lenure 18 held illegally. STRANGE ACCIDENTS IN MOBOXEN, Yesterday morning au engineer named Gordon, in conversation with a Hoboken gentieman who but one arm, Was lightly remarsing what an | inconvenience it Was to lack the use of In afew mioutes he went to oil part of the ma euinery in iront ot bawken oli docks, When the engin Morrie Upped over and broke Un named Wallace, ‘The wonder 1s that they Were not iusiantiy Kuilcd. United States fiveswenty bonds, 18o's, 92%; Jb0o'e, vid, 1:0 P, M.—The cotton market closed dul MENT. practi ment sl eircles on of the Comptroller was given @ more sub- ont stantial form yesterday afternoon by a t Statement current around the Court House | broug in reference to the extension of tue term of eport ark to speculation, and has not assumed any shape Dam, The following legal phase of tne posi- pointwent illegal 18 founded in the follows | of tne ing state of facts, In article 6 of what ts | TEM Known as “The Tax Levy,’? passed 1570, is | Comptroller of the city of New York shall hereafter mi ty the Mayor elected for said clty, and not by a | ol re - thority given them by the constitution, It so tne | gr ieasent “|herreee, Appoiutment of the Comptroller must be made un- | Nevada. {|Liverpooi......|29 Broadway, ‘The Mayor, Comptro'ler and uoved vy the Gove | 1 by lawn the case The vacancy occamone) by ue remove of te | n shall be Gled by Al- Sonn G icers. under which tho been uypuinted, then uke of Lacts extst:— ir. Connolly resigned Mr. Grech Was appomted, and, Horst. Sons. tover, 1 charter oflicers in Novembe ampton. » Mis | gaunt Bi Baker. that limb, be Steam ms locomotive, near tie Wee- | siowly moved | and kssex Kallroad, When we machine | hose of one of tiem, sly Injured the otner, and ser: Stean Merrick. parties Will recov | EUROPEAN MARKETS. | we Ship Bark LoNnon Money MARKET.—LONDON, Apnl 6-1: P, | Buller. M.~Consols closed at 924 for both mouey And the accouny Bork 13% ; 1867's. Wg; ton-Lortes, BY6. ons Ma RKPORY BOURSE.-FRANKYORT, April 6A. M.— | frit United States ive-wenty bonds, 957% for the iasue of ita, Brig PaRis BOURKE —PAMIG, April 6A, M.—French rentes | Brig opened at 851, 670. at PeTVERPOO!, COTTON MARKET.—LIVERPOO Nebr custody yesterday, ing granted bail in $10,000, ot No. 19 Cliff street, WLO has justified in $20,000, Waish, it is said, hoids the greater part of the prop- erty acquired by Evans in the paten: trade, and the latter has practicaliy bailed himself | Fleamsitp Daltile (Br), Kennedy, Lirerpool | Steatebip England (Br), Anurews, | | Steatmahip A jon Steamat Wara & Co. take nolice that every suit In which witnessess had examined relating to nis case had been ht Leiore hum previous vo his preseut term of In the evening several witnesses were examined in relation to some cases in which the evidence had not beea completed, ‘The committee then adjourned day invrning at ten o'clock. LOOK-UP EVANS. Discharge of Dr. Look-Up Evans from Cuse tody—He Gives Bail in $10,000. “Dr.” Look-up Evans, who, tt will be rememberea, was convicted, about a year ago, tor alleged mal- ices in the treatment of female complaints and sentenced to three years and a half imprison- in the State Prison, was discharged from the Court of Appeals hay- a new trial. The prisoner gave His bondsman ts Peter B, Waish, medicine ‘There 1s very lttle probability that Evans will be ht to trial, and there 18 n0 doubt that the pres- ent proceedings are the last that will troabie ine courts, luasmuch as the witnesses against Evans cannot now be obtained. THE JAPS IN JERSEY, As has been stated in the HERALD, considerable has been made by prominent citizens of New- prevall upon the scientific section of the Japanese Embassy to visit toe American Birming- as Newark delights to be styled, Yesteruay ex-Mayor Thomas B, Peddie received @ telegram from Philadeiphia annoancmg toat the Japs would visit Newark on Monday (to-morrow). A theeting Board of Trade of that city was held last and arrangements made to sutlaoly receive stinguisied chocolate-colored visitors. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day, passed Aprii 6, 1870, and shall hold his otice + forthe period. of four yéars, as now provided, except wat | Snn rises....... 5 34 | Moon sets.....eve — — the person first appointed under thia authority shail hold hia | & 8 i e ofice witli int day "of January, ie watyect one provi: | SUM S6t8.-..+-- 6 31 | High water...eve 8 16 sions of the said act. The térm of office of the pri . ee snes Comptroller of said city shall end at the expira OCEAN STEAMERS. days trom the passage of this acy The Mayor sh mad the frst appointment herein provided for within tive days AT! FD rm » from the passage of this act.” Any provision of law icon: | >“">S © BPAIMONTHE OF APRUie tga ae sistent with this section is herevy repealed, ss ~ int he Under the above section Mr. Connolly was ap- gy 90 Batt |) Denieation. Offs. pointed by the Mayor, aud on his resignation Mr. | Tepzig. ese jApl SRRIGION: << ..+4.18 Bowioa Green Green Was appointed by the Mayor. Both bnese | Mathutean apt Eras : fp bow, ge appointments woud be legal if the Legisiature | City of Bristol. :|Liverpoot io Broadway. ad whe constitulional power to deal as they did | City ot Montre +|Liverooo!, \) Broadw: deal in this section with an electoral office. Iris | Kepuolie. -|Liverpool coniended by those Who doubt ihe legality of these | Hi acria. «| piataow.-. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 6, 1872, CLEARED, Steamship City of srooklyn (Bri, Tibpita, Liverpool Date. JH Sparks, iverpool—F W J Steamship Arragon (Br), Weston, Bristol—-E E Morgan's Steamanip Pereira (Fr), Daure, Havre—Geo Mackenzie, Steamship Deutschland (NG), Neynaber, Bremen via South- -Oelrichs & Co Steamanip Metropolis, Castner, Hamilton (Bermuda)— TOR. 4 Rekmatip Gladiator (Br), Callaghan, Rientbucto—Hteney Parker, Steamsiifp GW Clyde, Cole, Galveston via Key West—C Ti Matiory 4 Co. amsbip Cortes, Whitman, New Orleans—H B Cromwell & Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans—Frederio land, Moore, Fernandina—Jas Hand. p Macnona, Palmer, Savannah—W RK Garrison, hip Hruntavilie, Crowell. Savannah—R Lowden. Swamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—-H it Mor- fan & Co. Stevuiship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC—Lorillard ouward and severed bis arm trom his body, “ne | Steamship Co. occurrence gaye rise to much Comment. Scamship Zodiac, Chapin, Newbern—-Murray, Ferris & ‘Iwo men, WhO once enjoyed the honor of being | © city patricians, were working a derrick on tho | ;,Se¢ametip Wyanoke, Bourne, Richmond, &c—Old Domin- B Upton, Roberts, Norfolk, City Point end Wasmington @ Co. wwiip Jobo Uibson, Winters, Georgetown, DO—G B Volunteer, Bloodgood, Fhiladelphia—Lorillard er. Boaton—H F Dimock. voor, New Bedford—Kerguson & Zounve, Swain, Kalma— Platt & Newton, Chieitain (Br, Cook, Gibraltar for orders—George F Joapua Loring, Lamb, Sagua la Grande-James BE Surf, Kobi, Sagna—Jova & Co, Sportsman, Myrwen, Carden Camilie (BF), Fiowett, Manzaniila-James Henry. Mina Traub, Thompson, Cardesos—J_ BW. & Co. West Side, Dayis, Corpus Corist-J 1 Brown. Ocean Pearl, Blanchard, St Thomas and « market— i" Miller & Houghton. BI Wenberg. * isd. a Lyd. ; midaiing Orleans, Vi igd. Bohr Pourcsiie (Br), Rmery, ‘Truss the acy Vive bee iv Wu Laven, iwoludiug 8,000 for speculation | Werscls, 7, Truailo via Wank River—@ and export. Seur GW Pettus, Gaillshaw, Nassan—B J Weuber, LIVERPOOL BREADGTUFFS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, April Beht HM Brookings, brown, Vort Lemon i W'Lord & 6—1.80 V, M.—The market is quiet, Co. Livexroor, PRODUCE MAnkET.—LIVER Schr Loulea Smith, Webber, $$ Helena Sound—J H Win 1A F. Me Tallow, dim per ow f1Re roan, We wer ow chester 4 Co. Rehr Ben, Davis, Wilmmgton. Schr Virginia, Small, Kilzabeth jea Frye & Co. Sehr Kallen’ Hi wiey, kJ A Coddingham. ‘Sandy Behr Justina, Kenniat ‘Boston - Canda & Presse. Sehr H M W alte, Gott, Boston—Jed Frye & Co 2 Molt Louiea Francis, Winchester, New Bedford—Ferguson voou. Schr Elm City, Kelly, New Bedford—Ferguson & Wood. Schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford. Rehr Dart, Willams, Stamfora, ben elie Bioomiela, Hobbie, Stamtora Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philade!puia. Steamer Black Diamond, Mer 1, Phiidelphia. Steamer © Comstock, Drake, Phiiadelpbia. Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Donau (NG), Ernst, Bremen March 28, via Southampton 3th, with mise and passengers, to Ociriche & 0. Steamship Missourt, Morton, Havana March 90, via Nassau, wilh mdse and passengers, to the Atlantic ‘Mail Steamship 0. Steamship General Sedgwick, Eliis, New Orleans, March 28, und bar 29th, with mdse and passengers, to © H Mallory 4Co, April 1, at 6 AM, saw w large suip ashore on or near Conch Reef, Florida; Apa 6 In Yat 38 60, lon 74 {3, spoke a H Russian bark showing Marrvat’s sizails, ist pendant No 263, out from Hartlepool, bound to New York; same poke bark Hermon (NG), from Sagan, boun! to New On the 4th just, in lat 7 24, lon 7415, had » hard gale, lasting 24 hours, Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, Savannah, April 3, with mdse and passengers to’ Murray, Ferra & Co. diff, 5) days, with railway Bark Lakemba (Br), Brown, fron to order vesse: to J F Whitney & Co. Came the south. ern passage and had light easterly winds up to Hatteras, from thence 5 days, with licht westerly wins. March 20, reer ee 65, poke brig Uncle Sam, from New York for orto Rico, Hark Marie (Fr), Bernard, Point Petre (Guad) 25 days, with sugar, to H A Swan & Son. Bark Ramble (Br, Frazer, Cardenas 11 fare, with sugar, to master, Had moderate weather up to Hatteras; from thence, 7 days, with heavy NW winds; carried’ away spanker, boom and split sails. Bark George Eston (Br), McLean, Matanzas 14 days, via Delaware Breakwater 2 days, with sugar to HH Swit & Co —vesse! to master. Had heavy gales from SW to NW ; been 7 days north of Hatteras, Jones, Palermo, 100 days, with fruit, to Brig Excel (ir), Lawrence, Giles & Co; vessel to Geo F Builey. | Passed Gib- raltar Jan 81; had heavy westeriy gales to Madetra, then Haht easterly trates. to in: 24, lon. @ from thenos to Cape Hatteras fresh gules from SW to NW; been 8 days N of Hat- teras; Feb 2l, lat 28 34, lon 22 68, spoke ship Gozchen (NG 65 dave from'Genoa for New York; 29th, lat 22 42, lon 40 4, bark Hf Hussey, 55 daya from Liverpool for Savannah, short of provisions; supplied ber with 1 barrel of bread ; March 14, tat 2251, lon 07 59, spoke bark Shanghae, 96 days from Leith ‘or Boston, Brig Susan (Br), Caffray, Clenfuegos, 24 days, with sugar to Tucker & Lightburne—veasel to Boyd & Hincken, Had heavy weather; been8 days north of Hatteras; Jan 9%, on the ouiward passage, Henry Soicher, seaman, a native of Germany, fell from the forevopaailyard overbvir, and was rowned, Brig Abbie © Titcomb, Hall, Matanzas, via Deleware Breakwater, 13 days, with molasses to 8’ Kidder & Mim- ford—vessel to Moss'& Ward. Had heavy westerly winds the whole passage, Brig Harold (Br), Sinclatr, Clenfuegoa 1b days, with sugar dc, to Bragiere & Aviles—vessel to FE Nevius & Sons, Flas been 6 days north of Hatteras, with heavy N and NW gales, Brig Protens (Br), Carlow, Matanzas 12 daya, with sugar, to Burgber, Hurlbut & Liuingston—vessel to Wm Ingails, Had heavy NW gales; been 6 days north of Hatteraa; April 3, lat 39 8, lon 72 33, paused @ large can buoy patnted red and No 12'painted on it. ‘Schr Gen Hall, Ware, Point-a-Pitre, Guad, 17 days, with sugar, to H A_Vatable'& Son—veasel, to 5’ C Loud'& Co, Had heavy, NE and NW gales; been 7 days north of Hat. teras. Le!t in port, schrs Carlon, for New York, in 10 days © Gardner, uncertain, Schr Haskell, Young, Aux Cayes Feb 16, via Bermuda March 21, with logwood and coffee, to A Nones & Co, vessel to master; had heavy W and NW gales the entire passage, March 1, 00 miles of Hatteras had a burricane beginning at NE werlng to NW, lasting 22 hours, io which lost jib and lit foresail and ‘shipped large quantity sf water’ wh demaged the provisions, put in to bermuda for @ iresh sup- ply and to repatr ails chr EH lark, Williams, Corpus Christi 27 days, with hides and wool, to Henry Sprague—vessel to master." H fine weather np to Int 21 N, from thenco heavy westerly gal March 26, had a very heavy gale from SW, lasting 12 ho in which lost mainsail and binnacie and had wheel broken, and received considerable other damage; been 6 days north of Hatteras, Schr F M Sawyer, Kelly, Baracoa 12 days, with fruit to E Post—veasel to B J Wenvurg, Been 6 days north of Hatteras, with heavy NW. winds, April 5, lat 38 36, lon 7365, spoke brig GJ Troop, hence for Matanzas. Schr Chino, Laawie, Cardenas, 4 daye, with molasses to Wylle, Nevils & Co, vessel to H W Loud & Co; bad fine weather; been 6 days west of Hatteras. Schr Kiecta Bailey, Smith, Cay Francis, 10days, with mo- lasses to Galway & Cassido—veasel o Master. Been 6 days north uf Hatteras, with heavy NW winds, Schr George A Pierce, Linnekin, Matanzas 9 days, with molasses, to f A Matthiessen—vessel to R W Ropes & Uo. Schr A H Howes, Newbury, Fernandina, I days, with ellow pine to F.C Whiting & Uo; veasel to Evans, Ball & Do; had fine weather ; been 4 days north of Hatteras, Schr 0 H Colly, Ackley, Egg Harbor, irginia, Sour J 8 Doughty, Clark, Schr R © Burbank, Price, Virginia, Schr 8 C Wilson, Wilson, Virginia. Sebr 0 H Malleson, Taylor, Delaware. Bohr Rancocas, Scull, Beg Harbor. Schr J F Pratt, Nickerson, Philadelphia for Boston. Schr J H Moore, Nickerson, Phitadeiphia for Boston. Schr © ESmith, Hancon, Philadelphia tor Providence, Bark Harvest Moon, from Messina, which arrived Sth, re- Ports passed Gibraltar Feb &, and from thence to the Wesiern slands had light variable winds and fine weather: thence to the Banks heavy SW and NW gales, with very high scas; split sails, stove hatch house, bulwarks, head rail and bin- nacle; started water ways and received other alight dama.e; been Tl days west of the Banks, EETURNED.—Bark Jane Adeline, Hujchinson, hence for Matanzas, April 6, returned on account of not being able to work the veusel on account of the crew being drunk. Passed Through tell Gate. BOUND SouTa. Schr Ocean elle, Stockton, St John, NB, for New York, with tumber, to master, Schr Roamer, Jobson, St John, NB, for New York, with lumber, to Simpson & Clapp. Schr Sarah Baker, + Rockland for New York, with Mme, to Pressey & Co. ‘Schr Almira, Hagerman, Providence for New York. Schr townsend Jackson, Abrams, Bayside tor New York. Schr Wm L Ridley, Rico, Norwalk tor rhiladelphia. Bohr Amos Briggs, Harte, Providence for Haverstraw. Schr Juha EB Gama e, Mitchell, Rockland for New York, with lime, to Pressey & Co. Sohr Ploughboy, Phinney, Barnatable for New York, Bebe Amelia, Terry, Providence for New York. Schr 8 8 Browne, Higgins, Boston to. Philadelphia, Schr Faman, Buber, Providence for New York. Schr Ida A Jayne, Jayne, Port Jetferson for New York, Sehr Lizzie Evans, Miller, Cold S:ring for New York. Schr 8 T Wines, Brooks, Brookhaven for New York. Schr Hope On, Chase, l’ortiand tor Phiiade puia, Sone J ‘Marah; Smithy Fall River for New York. Schr R o Ring, Cole, Providence for New York. Rehr Macgie M Weaver, Weaver, Boston for Philadelphin, Behrd 8 Torry, Raynor, Pawtucket for Ellzabetuport, 1, Sehr Glenwood, Dickinson, Port Jefferson for Virginia, Schr A Heaton, Douglas, Providence tor New Yor Schr Hudaon, Chnse, Providence for New York. Sehr Benjamin English, Chase, Somerset tor New York. Scur E Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston for Philaaelphia, Scir Sarah, Bursess, Fresh 'vond for College Point, with brick, to Grossman & Co. ‘Schr W Voories, Voorlen, New Haven for Haverstraw. Schr J H Tripp, Tripp, Chatham tor New York. ‘Sebr Yosemite, Parker, Roslyn for New York. Schr Frank Treat, Staples, Rockland for New York, with lime, tod R Browne & Co. AJ Willams, Morrell, Stamford for Now York. Felir President, Brad ey, Clinton for New York. Schr Louisa, Baker, Providence fur New York, Schr Eliza, Long, Northport for New York. Schr Annie Chase, Chase, Greenport for New York. Sehr Julia A Browne, Browne, Bridgeport for New York, Schr Maria Fiemming, Story, ‘Norwich tor New York. Schr 5 8 Smith, Snow, Providence (or New York. Steamer Uspray, Kenney, Fat: Kiver tor New York, with mase and passengers, to Isaac O:lelt Steamer G: Nye, Providence for New York, with mdve and passenaers, BOUND BAST. Steamshin Acushnet. Rector. New York for New Betfort. Wark Chieftain (Br), Cook, New York for Gibraltar for orders. lirlg Rhone (Br), McDougall, New York for Truro, NS, for orders, Brig Perces Hinckley, Leighton, New York for Boston, Schr Fred KE Scanuell’ (Br), Barberic, New York for Per- nambuco, via Long Island Sound. ‘Schr Hester, Davis, New York (or Greenwich, Sour Mail, Mead, New York for Greenwich, Schr James Hewitt, Waiters, Weehawken for Boston, Senr L A Tolle, Day, Port Johnson for Provilence, Schr Helen M Elizabethport tor Hrovidence. Schr Hydranges, Kuahton, New York for Stonington. sour Fancy, Fowler, New Yora for Greenwich. Benr Nelly Perry, Oxden, New York (or Boston. Schr Henry B Drew, Kaho, Green Point for Bridgeport, sehr AS Parker, Carpeuter, New York for Gien Cove, Sehr James K Polk, Buckiey, New York for Westport, Schr L A Burlingame, Burlingame, Weehawken for Boston, Schr 8 B Franklin, Hui, Weebawken for Hoston Schr Ii M Waite, Austin, New York for Boston. Schr George W Middleton, Baker, Port Johnson for Nor wich. Scuir Eliza Jane, Alien, New York for Bridgeport, Scir K Flower, Nickerson, New York for Branttord, Sehr John Knight, Odbee, New York tor Taunton, Schr Louisa Francis, Winchester, New York for New Bed- ford. ‘Schr Stranger, Nelson, Elizabethport for Bridgeport. Schr Pampero, Tirreil, Eltzavethport (ol 8t John, NB, Schr Connecticut, Balter, New York or Myatic, Schr Commodore Kearney, Phiibrook, New Yor for Say- brook. ‘Sent George Corlene, Swann, Port Johnson for Boston, rk for Boston, Sehr BD Pitts, Hail, New Sebr William W, Wood, Elizabethport for Huntington, Sebr Helen, Childs, Hoboken for Stonington, Sehr Lucreita Borgia, Cook, New York lor Salem, Schr Broadfield, Browne, New York for Providence, Ron Saratoga, Jones, New York for Providence, cht A F Staples, Courad, New York for Boston. Schr James M Bayles, Arnold, New York for Providence. Schr M Clark, Clark, New York for Providence. Schr f Stelle, Gardiner, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Henry May, Rockett, Hovoxen for Providence. Schr Highland, Lyne, New York for Providence, Schr D A Berry, Muilizan, Khaabeth for Proviaence, Sebr Kaan Oake, Cook, Klizabeth or feanton, Schr Evergreen, Bunee, New York for Providence. Schr Davidson, Senitte, New York for Providence. Sehr Modesty, Weaver, New York for Lynn, Sehr Wm Collyer, Tayior, Hoboken tor Providence, Schr Wm F Burden, Browne, New York for Providence, Sehr Telegeapher, Nickerson, New York for Boston, Schr Thos Jeiferson, Bloxom, New York for Providence, Peck, New York for Stamford. Benr Geo Washingt Sehr Kmily, Morrell, New vork for Pry Sehr Sarah’: Falconer, Wilson, New ¥; Schr Kate Scranton, Palmer, New York for Providence. Schr Montezuma, Allen, New York tor Keverly. Sche RH Hawi w York for Portland. Sehr Levantine, Adan ‘New York for Portiand. Sebr G W Dexter, Mason, ihzabethport for Gardiner, Sehr Marcu ‘ard, Mullins, Hoboken for Norwich, Sebr Mary Eliza, Howe, Elizabethport for Rrovidence. Sehr Dart. Wiliams, New York for Stamford, Schr Oliver Perry, Murphy, New » ork (or (ion Cove. Steamer Albatross, Davis, New York for Fat: Kiver, Steamer Gaiutea, Nye, New York tor Hroviaence. SAILED. Steamshins Baltic, and City of Brooklyn, Liverpool; Pe- reire, Havre; Deutuculand, Bremen} Giasgow ; Geo W Clyde, Gaivesto and Gen Meaae, New Orleans; Ashland, Fernandin holta, and Hunteville, Savannah Champion, Charveston; Benefactor, Wilmington, NO; Wy- anoke, and George B | pton, Richmond, ac; Joun Gibson, Georgetown, DO, Volunteer, Philadelpiia, ‘The tollowing ‘advitional ‘vessels have salled during the ant week from this poit:— March #0, brig Aquidnecis; Apri |, bark Antelope; brige Selina, Stanfora, Choice; Md, ship Hiack Hawk; bars Klien Stevens; brige J W Heart, Gerd Havana ; Bd, barks Jota Bi ton, Al Sraig, Humboldt ; ; Orphet ‘ks Haniiab, Adule brigs Argostook, Ayleatord. FH ‘Agces; Virginia Catharine, Robert Jantina, M Gravan A 8 A Holbrook bre Leona, Ald bridge, Bridgewater; bark St John Wind at sunset SSW. i Mowe Bi Anite Gardi Rokes 6 Shipping Notes. Pilot boat James W Elwell was lowered from the Central Screw Dock, foot of Market street, on Wednesday, after hav. ing painted Bottem and put » streak of covper round the water line, She was followed by schr Roque Alayo (8p), to Patch copper. From the large dock adjoining was lowered the elevator Liverpool on Wednesday, after caiking bottom. The dock is now occupied by briz Gipsy, 187 tons, patching metal. Towboat Day Spring has occupied the siall dock for the greater part of the week, making repairs of a general na- ture. ‘The, city steamboat Bellevue us on the balance dock foot of Pike street, patching metal and for general repairs. Ship Dantel Marcy, 1,212 tons, of Portsmouth, NH, was lowered from the bridge balance dock adjoining yesterday morning, after having been stripped, caiked and remetaled. Ship Endeavor, 960 tons, owned by Mr, Francis Hathaway, 4 on the large sectional dock foot ot Rutgers street, being stripped, calked and remetalled. Bark Explorative (Ital), 450 tons, waa lowered Friday from the small dock adjoining, Her place s now occupied by brig Giles Loring, 405 tons, of Yarmouth, Me, to be stripped, calked and remetalled, Ship Imperator Alexander II (Rus), 1021 tons, is on the sectional dock foot of Clinton street, Leing stripped, caiked and remetalled and otherwise extensively repaired. ‘The Daniel Drew atill remains on the mammoth sectional dock at Hoboken, repairing hog trame, and w likely to be there the greater part of the week, Messrs Merritt & Sparks have had on their dock, foot of Gouverneur street, since our last report, steamboat Alice E Preston, repairing machivery; schr R Myban, painting, and tugboat HL Wait, revairing shoe, The bare Holmes was lowered on Thursday from the People's Dry Dock adjoining, after having been calked and coal tarred, and her place is now occupied by bark Hazard, 897 tons, of Salem, being stripped, calked and remetailed. Messra O'Connell & Co's sectional dock at Erie Basin has had out during the week tug K 5 Conover, to adjust new wheel and shaft; achrs Omaha and Annie Powers, to paint bottom; Julia R Hoyt, Bia Yor palung a general ropuine St Sn OT OSiME Marme Disasters. Surr IMronren (Br), Byrne, from Liverpool for Boston, ia reported by cable as having put back about April 2, in dis: tress. No particuiars, Bank WILLig & EMMA, from Wilmington, NC, for Queenstown, with « cargo of rosiu, struck on Great Rip, Nantucket, on Thursday night and bilged. ‘The steamer Island Home went to her assistance and stripped off her salis aud rigging. Her crew were saved and landed at Nam tucket, A small part of her cargo may be saved, BARK CASILDA (NG), Ida, at Philadelphia 6th, from Trin idad de Cuba, reports 1ith ull, during a hurrieane had ruader disabled, and temporartiy repaired it to reach the Delaware Breakwater. The C sailed trom Trinidad for Delaware Breakwater for orders, and on arrival was ordered to F gland, but came up to port for repairs, after ace Walch she wil proceed with her Inward caro, 2 teres and 62 bbls sugar, compiishin, which consists of 710 bhds, Sour P F Bnapy, Nicholson, before reeorted Millstone Point, did ot spring aleak, as betore stated; sho hore on had carried away her foresall, and while lying in the trough Of the sea she shipped 80 much water that she became almost buried under ft, and Captain N ran her ashore in the harbor and saved the vessel anu her cargo. Scum ELLA Honspon, Nickerson, from st Pierre, M for New York, puf into St Thomas Ju inst, in distress, 0! what nature not stated, Song © P HOFFMAN, of Great Fge Harbor, which was driven ashore at Sinepuxent beach in the gale of’ 2d uit, was launched 1st inst, Scun Hore ON, Chase, from Portland for Philadelphia, was in collision forenoon ‘of the btu with sicamer Ospray, from Fall Kiver tor New York, and had jibboom and head gear carried away. Miscellaneous, MisstNO Vreser.—Brig Elizabeth, from New York tor Haltiax, which salied Feb 29, is missing. Arrived at Bay of Islands Feb 16, bark Eliza, Dimond, NB, 500 bois of! last cruise; reports, no date, ships Niger, Grant, NB; kuropa, Melien,’ Edgartown, and’ bar< Jauet, Macy, Westport, oil not state: Sailed from do Feb 17, bark Napoleon, Fuller, NB, for home, fuil, Had landed {ud vbis wa oll for shipment home. Passed Ascension eb 23, bark Merlin, Alien, NB, last from St Helena, bound home. A letter trom’Capt thacher, of bark Vigilant, of NB, re- ports her at Aibany, New Holland, Feb 6 with 400 bbis sp and 160 do wh ot, Spoke, Dec 36, ship Canton, Lapham, NB, with 75 sp. ‘A letter from the third officer of bark Addison Sinclair, of NB, no dato, reports her at sea, lat 34, lon 172 1, with 530 bbls ap and $0 do wh oll, Keports olf New Irelanu,’ no date, bark Hadley, Soule, NB, 80 sp; in Dec, bark Orlando, Mon- tross, NB, 200 ap. A lever from Captain Friese, of abip James Arnold, of N B, reports her at Bay of Isiands Jan 21, had taken 160 sperm ince iast report—700 eperm and #0 whale, all told—all well. Reports Jan 6, bark Coral, Potter, NB, with casks nearly A letter from Mrs Captain of the Sea Ranger, dated at Norfolk Island Jan 10, “Captain Fuller has done Well, having taken 300 spermm in six weeks, and says he saw whales enough to fill a ahip.” Spoken. Bark Mary Killam (Br), Butler, from Batavia for Bostor ADEILS Mt 420,108 Bn kt ts ark St Peter Curtis, trom New York for Montevideo, March 31, lat 9 30, lon 72°17 ‘ Bark Oneuta (pr), Inzram, from London for Philadelphia, March 27, tat 29 B4, Jon 70. Bark Harrisburg, Ryder, trom New Orleans for Boston, March 2%, lat 29 59, lon 79, obits, Cora, from Havana for Boston, March 16, lat 36 24, jon 74 30, foreign Ports. ANarRn, Feb 6—Passed, shiv Puritan, Doane, from Hong Kong for New York. DUNEDIN, NZ Feb 4—Arrived, bark Jeweas, Glet, New York (and wou' oe to Lytileton to load for London), Tn port Feb 15, barks Sarah, Atking, for Boston, dg; Wm Cundell (i'r), for do, do. GLAsGOW, April 6—Arrived, steamship Columbia (Br), Mnekay, New York. LyTtLE10s, NZ, Fev 14—In port, bark Velocidas, for Boston, ‘ldy. MANILA, Feb 8—Sailed, ship Ceylon, Woods, Boston, QUEENBIOWN, April 6—Arrived, steamahip Cuba (Br), Moodie, New York for Liserpool (and proceeded SuaNcuar, Feb 22—Arrived, brig Madawaska, Fowie, Ut- salady. yOMyinwA, Apri S—Arrived, bark Azelia, Weston, New orl American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, April b—Arrived, schr § 8 Edwards, joston, APVONAUG, April 4—Arrived, schr Armenia Bartlett, Bartlett, Georgetown, DC. BOStoNn, April 4—Arrived, schrs Emily & Jennie, Hewett, Galveston; Mary K Somers. ‘Townsen') do; Magete Cain, Scull, do; K W Henddell, Malay, and A Dinke, Jones, Balti more; JT Alburger, Wasson, Weehawken; TG smith, Ba- con, Hovoken; Eliza B Emery, Clayton,’ Port Johnson; ‘Ande kawarca, Somers, New York. ‘bLi—Arrived, steamer " Oriental Luan (Br), Steuben, St Martin Tangier; J K Manning, Cleared—Steamer McClean, Howes, Baltimore; brig Nov- y, Havener, Matanzas; schr Molly Porter, ‘Megnth.in, Philadelphia. ‘Also cleared, steamship Parthia (Br), Watson; Liverpool; brig William Mason, Gties, Surinam; schr Sum- merville. (isr), Johnson, do. Also cl bip Abie Visen, (Nor), Baltimore; scura kB Philips, Gardner, Galveston ‘Abbie Bursiev, Lovell, Wilmington, NO, * ‘April 6@—Arrived. steamers William Kennedy, Baltimore; Giaucus, New York; ships Fiorence Nightingale, Liverpool; JP Wheeler, do; Andrew Jackson, do; barks Tropic Bird, Sierra Leone; 8 f Spring, Buenos; Louise, Cientuezos; Har: Fisburg, New Orleans; brigs Arthur Eggieso, Goree; Flora, Kio Grande; Annie Ingram, do; Falcon, Mayaguez; WN 4%, St Joins, Pic; Iza, Ponce; kxample, Cape Haytien; Wild Hunter, Cienfuezos; Cora, Havana; A Thoxter, Port John- ton; schrs Alrana, Porto Rico; Game Cock, St Marc. Snow, Savannah; brig schrs H Atwood, Rich, Glovers Llladelphia, Al styp Reynard, New Orleans; bark Reunion, Rosario; uriz Secret, Ponce. BALTIMORG, Avril 6—Arrived, achr Acuve, Coombs, Cardenas. Cleared —Bark Tarist (Nor), Ahsen, Belfast, Tre; brig Che- Yiot (br), Nelson, Por chrs Stephen Morris, Hoston; 8 F Stoddard, Troy. ark Lady Ann, 1 eliast, Ire; brig DO Chapman, Matanzas in tow of Delaney. q@ATHl, April &—Cleared, brig Mary © Rosevelt, Pung, Car- jens. Arrived 2d, ach Walter, Merril), Philadelphia, Arrived Sth, schr Witham Slater, Watts, Wi mio; BELFAST, March 8—Arrived, schr Joseph Jacksonville. Cleared 2Utn, schr George Albert, for Jacksonville. BRIDUKPORE, April 6—Arrived, curs Wm | Mayo, Crumm, Rondout; JA ‘ate, Tate, New York; Senator Norton, New York; Fheve Blicabetn, Munroe, Klizaveth- port; award Linsley, —, Hoboken. oe April 6—Satied, steamer Manhattan, New or} LASTPORT, April 8- Arrived, Z A Paine, Jones, New York. FERNANDINA, March 26--Arrived, brigs Frontier, Mor- dEth, Nellie Cliiford, Littietield, do, ‘ars AH Howe, Newberry, New York ; 20th, Gor Burton, Lualana, do; uth, Annie Survive, Merrily Fail iver, YORTRESS MOMRUE, April 6—The pilot boat Starkey reports passed up brigs Abbie Watson, from Providence tor Baiuimore; ¥. Means, do; James Garrit, irom Belfast for Baltimore. Passed out, brig Apollo, from Baltimore for Boston J.B Myers, trom Alexandria for Philadelphia; P A Saul for New. York; seventy-six, for” Richmond, Me} Yankee Dooule, for New ' York; A 8 Cannon, for Philadelphia; Lucy and Jesse L. Leach, for New York} Fitmouse, tor Providence; Joun Stockbam, irom baitimore, for Phiiadelphia; Ciara, trom do, to Go; Uarolina Young, trom Georgetown, for Camden; St Mary, tor Philadelphia; James Michoison, do; Mabel Grass, from Jacksonvilic, tor x m Hatieras Inlet, for New ¥ ork; nah, for New York. pier, for New York; Thor, for lon, NC. Fis, Philavelphia. UALVESTON, March 29—Arnived, bark Danebor, (ior), brig & W Messer, Sau York). , Cardi (noi Jorgenson, Hartiepo the M Kowley, from Ciearet 2sth, ehip Dunkeld (Br), Follett, Liverpool; 29th, bark John Geddie (ir), Smith, do, ‘Svth—Arrive:, bark Daphne (Nor), Welssner, New York. Cleared Neptave (N's), Fiticke (from Rosterdar), Southwest ass; bark Kdwara MeDowell, Greenough, Am* dam; brig ilaze, Hooper, Pensacola; ascur Kate Went- worth, Meade, New York, UBORGETOWN, DO, April 4—Cleared, schr L P Pharo, for New York, JACKSONVILLE, April 1—Arrived, se.r Prank E Stone, Faulkner, New Smyrna. Cieared March 80, schra Uncle Tom, Look, and HO Shepard, Clark, New York. NEW ORLEANS: March 81—Arrived, steamship Ella (Br), Marshall, Cardenas; ships Northampton, Meviain, Live ool; Expounder, Crockett, do; bark ' Timmaro (itu Trusgneri, Cauiuin: ‘Ajrii L-Arrived, ships Riverside, Ricb, Tidings, Tuompaon, New York; ’ barks Twelfth of June Sp), Kiberag, Havana; Helios (Nor), Mathtesen, Newport; fakwe Livco.t, Merrimau, Cardi; Agostino (Itai), Babs raceo, Bordeaux; brig Gitsy Queen, Noyes, Matanzas; achr Parepa, Packard, Sagua, Geiow—coruing tp, barks Frutia- foie ‘Saracena, from Acseina; Boa (Sp), Jalea, from Barce- Jona’; NO Kierkegaard (Nor), Haiverson, from’ Cardiff, Cleared —selr Crown cuiut, Taylor, Port Antonio, Ja, Souruweet Pass, Apri 1” Arrived, ships Schalder (Hol), Kniper, Antwerp; Kowantree (Br), Berry, Liverpool; Feiicta (Br), Murray, Liverpool ; bark Tiger, Muler, Liverpook, Sailea—Bark Island Light. NOKFOLK, April 4—Arrived, steamsbip Kaffaria (Bry, Wendail, Hull, Eng; scurs Neyonsett, Wiley, Providence} Matchiess, Suow, New \ ork. ith—ut 1, stcamship City of Houston, from Galveston for New Yor, suort of cual, having experienced head winds (sailed at noon), phew Bt DFORD, April 3-Arrived, sent Gohasset, Cobb, Philadelphia, ates Helen, Yerry, Baltimore; John Randolph, ‘arker, New York, iit; Balled, achirs Nellie Cainpbell,Taylor, Tangier Sonnd, Va,and WD Mangam, Clase, New or crs Jonathan Cone, White; Bilen. Perkins, Nigutingale, Beebe, and J P Robinson Hardlugy ey, NEWBURYPORT, April 8—Arrived, achra Jullet, Strout, ty PR Jarver, Kibzaoetuports jar trived, achra A G Pease, Jew- Ne PUK, April 4, PM cll and Native, DeHlart, mizabethport; Watehful, Gil, New York A M--Arrived, acht Pallas, French, Rockland for New ol"by, nobe Nellie Belle, Keen, Fail River for New yeuaned by, or i pril 6—Arrive!, schra, Mary Tanbel NEW HAVEN, April 6 Art Kyany fRockeway ; ¥ mis, New \ork; Sarah. boa Greenport; Little Ubariey, Kaynor, do; sloop aera ecrowin Now ork snr Delaware, Urocker, do, erpool; Glad Safled—Schr Frank Walters, Huntley, New York; sloop Proof Glass, Smith, do, s ¥ NEW LONDON, April 4—Arrived, schr Minnie Kinaie, Parsons, Georgetown, DC. for Norwich. NORWICH, April 4— Arrived, achrs E G Irwin, from Phila- delpbia; Pennsylvania, Kubyon, and Fred’ Tyler, Fort PHILADELPHIA, April b—Arrived, steamship Saxon, Boggs, ‘Boston; burke Casiida (Ger y Ide, Trinidad; Froy, (Nor), Emansuelsen, Messina; achrs Skylark, Pen: sscola; WS Loughten, Tatem. Pawtucket, Below—A Rus- sian bark, probably the Ottawa, from London. Cleared—Brigs Alice 8 arrett, Hooj Matanzas; OC & Kelty, McFarland, Boston; schrs argie, McFadden, Bose tons WS Doughten, Tatem, Prom: ; Beasie Morrisey PENSACOLA, April 2—Arnived, schr Curtis Fe HA ‘Thompson, Philadeipuia; ship Konochan (Br), Bool. ver- ag a Tet pte Have? , Hogg, Demarara; Islan i (Br), Me H Nord Ross (Br), Moreh, London, a; “4 is Be OSELAND, ‘spn 4—Arrived, brig Laura B, Merriam, agua. ‘Cleared 34, achrs Frank Maria, Wood, and W 8 Baker, Phillips, New York. PAWIUCKET, April 6—Arrived, schr James H Youngs, Barrett, kltzabethport, Sailed’—Scure J 3 ferry, Raynor, New York; Amos Briggs, Knapn, Haverstgaw. PROVIDENCE, April 5—Arrived, sobre James H Young,, Barrett, Elizabethport for Pawtuckel field, Achorn, Elizabetuport; Jessie Wilson, Conley, Port Jonnson; AF Kinaberg, Thomas, Vort Joh: Herschel, Chambers, Ho- boken; P'M Wheaton, Barrett, Hoboken, Sailed—Schra Pyrola, Mayo, Virginia; Daniel Hol Georgetown, DO; Winn, Warwick, Trenton; M ; Vandervoort, Kelley; Amelia, Terry 5 John Warren, Mouur; Hattie S Collins, Hulls; Annie J Kus- sell, Miller;’ Eli Towusend, Nichols; Ontario, Barbers ME Carlisle, Northrap; 1 H Wainwright, Abrams; F Mer- Win, Bunce} Wiasiow Moray, Quiver; A’ Belden, Mayo, ri, and Peacedale, U N a steamships Isaac Bell, RICHMOND, Apel derived, Biakeman, New York; WP Ulyde, Scott, do; schrs Anpic E Moore, Phitips, do; Bonny Boat, Kelley, Boston, nAOGKLAND, Apri'2—arrived, achr Mount Hope, Dennts,. ‘ork. Satled 29h, schra Snow Squall, Norton, and F Mayo, Hall, New York; J £ Gamaxe, Pitcher; William Rice, Pressey, and Sinbad, Perry, doy Yoth, & Aroulurius, Grozory, an Idaho, Jameson, do; America, Ingraham, do; F Hix, Hall and Red Jacket, Averill, do; WC Hall, Tolman, and Planet for do; April 2d, Anne liza, Viark; Charles Cobb, Kennedy { #0 Khight, Pratt) and Empress, Kennedy, New York. SAN FRANCISCO, March 28—Cleared, ships Yamesa (Br), Jones, Mania; Mogul (Br), Demschas, Galiao; brig Wolver- Balled April BiG, steamer feat Republic, Cobb, Hong Ko: jailed’ April bth, steamer Gres Col long Kon; and Yokciiama swith @314,000 In treasurey’ oe? Honk ond SAVANSAA, April 6—C.eared, steamships San Salvador, New York; Montgomery, do; bark Sallor Princo, Matanzas. SOUTH KINGSTON, April 8—Arrived, schra Justice, Hall, Elizabethport ; Josephine, Caswell, do. sRAGEM, April SArrived, chr Terrapin, Woonter, Port johnson, Sailed. 2d, schrs James Harry, JE Gamage, Snow Squall, and Willlam Rice (irom Rockland), New york. STONINGTON, April 4—Arrived,’schra Sarah W Blake, Biake, Somerse: for New Yoru; Exquimaux, Briggs, rors~ mouth, KL, for Haverstraw (and both sailed ot; Commercey, Ingraham, Rockland for New York. MVINEVARD HAVEN, April 44 PM—Arrived, schra 0 Wi Locke, Huntley, Georgeiown, DU, for Boston; Union Flags Shumons, Baltimore for do; Lizzie D Sail, Tice, Klizabeth= port for do; Emma L Porter, Sparks, Hoboken cor do ; James i Ratterthwaite, Kimmey, Weehawken tor do; Wallam Ge Dearborn, Scull, New York for do; Isabella, Mcinure, Northport, Li, for do; Merrill C Hart, 'De.ay, Bultfinore ror Belfast; Mary’ Ellen, Smith, do tor Vortsmoutn ‘the captain, with a broken leg); Mariel, Fletcher, Fortiand to discharge’ at Oak Biull; Arcola, \vatson, do tor Fair Haven, Mass? Idaho, Jameson, Rockland for wew York. sqiettened—Sehre Win Fenn, JB Marshall, Fannle w johnaton. Ralled—-Schrs Geo B Somes, Samuel Nash, Geo Calhoun (Br), Lettie (Br). Sth, 12 M—Sailed, achrs Kachel Seaman, Seaman, George- town, DG, for Borton ; Jacob Kiensie, Steelman, Wechawkem for dd; Bedavedee, Knowlton, Elzabethport for Poremouth § Lizcie L sills, Armstrong, do for Portlaad. 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