The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1872, Page 10

10 "WAR AT PERTH AMBOY. ea i Re ‘TO BRIDGE OR NOT TO BRIDGE, Sipe al) We Have a Railroad to Long Branch }— Two Giant Corporations Struggling for Supremacy—Five Hundred Men Ready for Battle. | | ‘Those who frequent Long Brauch In the summer beason would derive some consolation from the knowledge that a railroad is being constructed but for the fact that the work has been retarded and anay be delayed for mouths owing to the bickerings ef rival railroad corporations, ‘The leading spirit 48 the enterprise is John Taylor Johuston, President of the New Jersey Central, and this in itself arouses the jealousy of the Penusylvania Centra, monopoly which managed to gobble up the Camden and Amboy during the past year. The Lehigh Val- Jey Railroad was leased some months ago to the New Jersey Central, and the united railroads térm a powerml rival to the new monopoly. The con- #truction of the road to Long Branch, under the direct superintendence of Mr, Johnston, would give an additional ally to the Central-Lehigh combina- ‘on, and to frustrate this, therefore, is the policy and aim of the Pennsylvania Central. In constructing the new road it is necessary to have a bridge erected across the Raritan at Perth Amboy, and just here the Pennsylvania Company Anagined it found the heel of Achilles, It was al- leged that the proposed bridge would seriously interfere with the naviation interest, and threats were made that the United States District Court would be called upon to prevent the prog- yess of the work. It is now some five months since a HERALD reporter called upon Mr. Johnston in reference to these threats but that gentleman stated that he had no appre- hesions of any tuterference, as no motion for an Injunction could be successfully maintained in the Courts. Five days afterwards the injunction was applied for by the Pennsylvania Central, and was ranted by Judge Nixon, of the United States Dis- rict Court at Trenton, Arguments were heard on the motion to dissolve the mjunction, but the Court has not yet given a decision, ‘This is the case in brief. Itmay be added that at several mass meet- Ings held at Perth Amboy the people were unanl- mously in favor of the proposed bridge, THE ROW AT PERTH AMBOY, The unusually quiet neighborhood of Perth Am- doy was made the theatre for the stirring scenes of conflicts between the rival railway interests. Two contending parties are on the line of the Blizabeth- ort and Perth Amboy Railroad ata point where the ‘oodbridge and Perth Amboy Railroad crosses the Une of the Elizabethport ana Perth Amboy Rail- road, about # mile distant from the ancient city of Perth Amboy. THE CAUS The Pennsylvania Central Railre since proposed to the Elizabethpor boy Railroad that in conside! of using a portion of their r they (the Pennsylvania Ceutr build a bridge across the between Perth and South Amboy, and also construct that portion of the’ they (the Pennsylvania Central) desired to use order to form an all tion to New York, and = thus = avoid of reshipment | of freight and Perth | Amboy ou & steame sident of the | Pennsylvania Central Railroad, Mr, Thomas Scott, eaw that the wbethport and Pe Am boy Riilroad gave this all vail connecting link that he | desired for the Camden and Amboy Railroad, wud | he made the offer as stated abo The citizens of Perth Amboy were very desirous to have the bridge | built, and the oer wis at once accepted by the Flizabethport and Perth Amboy Railroad rey, «some time nd Perth Am- ion of the privilege ad ax a connection Railroad) would Raritan River, pussenge ‘The shrewd Pr th yuiliding of the road to Messrs, P. T. Cook & | of Perth Amboy. Learning of this, Mr. Taylor Johnston, a Stockholder in the road, who at one time a sto have been councete and the Mrectors, al uy ing | on Mone authorized ty President, | Colonel W. A. Jones, to give ont the contract for | | with the ave ont a contra build | the road to Messrs, Brady & } Who | sent men to the junction to work on the track on | ‘Tuesday last. Arriving in the quiet tewn of I Amboy they attracted but Iittle attention anc proceeded lo the junction, wheré they began with pick and shovel. ¢ President of the Ellzabeth- | port and Perth Amboy Railroad arrived soon afte with the engineer and other oitcials of the road, red off, The and returned W Brady, one of the contractors. LIVELY TIMES EXPECTED. Again Colonel Jones ordered the Johnston party —- | i comp! | retired | ted by | | NEW Y “AQUATICS. The National Amatcur Regatta of the Schuylkill Navy—The Special Rules of Organization and the Established Rac- ing Regulations. ‘The National Amateur Regatta organized by the Sehuyikill Navy bids fair to become one of the most prominent and interesting series of bout races that | will oceur in the United States during the coming active aquatic season. The several clubs constitat- ing the association are recognized as being very ambitions in their efforts to encourage the sport of rowing, as they are striving at all times with the one object in view—its advancement to the frout rank of athletic amusements. The contests hitherto arranged by the Schuylkill Navy were attended with much snecess, but that now on foot outstrips those of past years both in the number of liberal prizes to he offered for competition and in the character of the proposed races, The special rules regulating the preliminaries and conditions of the regatta have been issued and transmitted to all the more prominent alubs in the country, and from indications it is safe to predict that the number of favorable respdnses received by the committee will be very large. Letters of invita- tion which accompanied the circular of special rules advise that the races will be rowed on the Schuyl- Kill, within the limits of Fairmount Park, where the river can be entirely under the control of the Ke- gatta committee, THE SPECIAL RULES. 1, ‘The regatta will take place between the 8th and 15th , 1872. Hateur oarsmen only will be admitted. We define NAMALCUE oaFsMaN to be one Who has never rowed for money and who has never depended upon rowing for his livelihood. 3. Scullers or crews entering must belong toa ized amateur club, in existence at the dat ation. 4, Clubs accepting the invitation \ sporting papers are requested to notify the the Schuyiiall Navy on or be hereby given that no entries will be ac May 1B. 5: All acceptances or entries will be 4 mediately after their receipt by the Se Schuylkill Navy. 6. No entries will be accepted unless the nam dresses of the proposed crews and substitutes 7. The various entries as made, with the names of the crews, will be ann the sport 8. No entrance fee will be demande races, 9, Boats af the following classes will he admitted — oar, four oar, palr-oar, double and single shetis, six and four oar gigs and Six oar barges. 10. Valuable prizes, the character of whieh wil | shortly announced, will be offered for the several ra but no prize will be awarded to any erew which has at least one 1. A starter, will be velv« arly of this the of notice is epted later than wledged im: of the paper for jndyes uta. ption avy for the re 12, The races will be for three niles, with the of the single shell race, which will be for five miles 13, Th psitions of the competitors at the startin cided by lot, to be drawn by their re dary the regatta. 14. Objections to any entry may be made at ony tine previous to the this such objections shall be addressed In writing to the Secretary, and be subinitted to the de cision of the Regatta Committee. Hf such objection he made, however, just before the ‘start, and the boat or crew objected to should win the race, wo prize shall be delivered unless the objection raised shall have been de cided in its favor » Allininor points not mentioned in these conditions shail be decided by the chuylkill Navy THE WACT The following rules of the adhered to in the conduct of the r ‘The races shall be started ju the followin Starter, on being satisfled that the comy ready, shall ask the question, “Are 3 iy shall vive the s iors the start fitlse 3. lkii Navy will 3 16 their stations by suitable signa, ing the order shall be considered. rH The nmpire shall tollow each race thronghout, and shal soe rly and tairly ¢ ed ant the judge st at the withni ost, oF One | tue ich winning post, If there be sev@al sor the Lite ft rice | Ne fouling shall be allowed. It shall b dijndged a foul wher e hus commenced, any con by his nm, comes In contact With Che oar, boat or ar competitor 4. Any competitor adjudged co have caused a foul shall be distanced 5. Aboat which has been fe the course, tr order te When. in any race in whi re than two boats start, a toll occurs, and owing to that foul one of the eon testing boats (oller than that causing the foul wins, if in es opinion such boat would not otherwise have race shall be rowed again, entoft a dead he: a fou or thie shall continue and nthe race, to take th vy water betw 1m of such titon 9 A doat which has t shall not cross and r allowed of directi Wl any coinpe claved distanced. ting boats must able by any acedent whieh hem. ib imust be tend: } te oY the road. A large force of employés of the ane Pennsylvania Central Railroad had errived in the diving any Meantime and joined the abethport and Perth | race sh y the un Amboy Railroad party, ane stachment of special | pire, and the Jud police from Perth Amboy appeared upon the seen the respectiv “ nd stood ready to prevent a breach of the peace. | Wvekecper a er ta Both es looked at each other without making | PC IMdse 8 ~ ‘ an onward movement. laborers, under the |. The Regal is composed of M contract awarded to Messi the number of ents ing and relieved the Pennsyly WORK RESUMED, The laborers regularly employed by the read at once commenced throwing up ihe grade, while the P. five, arriv T. Cook & Co., to i Saturd Johnston party occasionaily jeered at them, No out- break of any Kind took place, although i was very evident that a spark would kindle a very large | flame, and the laborers only wanted a provocation | to rosh at each other. ‘The force under the Eliza- | ilroad worked indus 8 up Lostndown Sat- bethport and Perth Amboy # triously und made good progr nrday evening. A SKIRMI Saturday afternoon, in order to annoy the labor. | ere of the railroad, the Johnston pariy erected a shanty for laborers’ tools on the track of the rail | road. The other party proceeded to tear it down, | and, withont a biew being strack, th urties Con- tinned to build up and tear down bo: Daring the progress of thisevent a man on the Jolnston side Was pushed down, but not injured. AS IT STANDS, | of Troy, held on the 9th inst | were eleeted for the ensuing ¥ The Johnstone party are stil onthe ground, and seem to be waiting events, and, as the Blizaberh- port and Perth Amboy Railroad y nilege, with- out color of legal right. ‘The people of the town are ahh | fixed until it is known how many | properly. ‘The exact dat yay, Of the Pennsylvania Barge Club; Mr erguson, of the Quaker City Barge Clu Wn. RB. Tucker, of the Undine Barge Club, he exact day or days for the regatta cannot be ities there will nd the probable Tength ot 1 to conduct the latter or dates will be fixed and announced immediately after the 1th of May. Entries will he received by the Secretary of the Schuyikill Navy, Mr. Wm, A. Steel, at 1,887 Coates street, Philadelphia. | Mu | Mr. be for the different ra time that will be req ty Aquatic Notes. Ata meeting of the Carteret Boat Clab of Perth Amboy, N.J., held on the 2d inst., the following of ficers were elected for the ensuing y ar i—President, Theodore Bar- Secretary, atson; Vice President in, William King, Jr ; Treasurer, U. B. Watson, annual meeting of the Laureate the follo ar :—Pre pout Club, ing oMlcers Went, Wil- am, G, Crissey; Captain . Greens Se | and Treasurer, W. Stone Smith; Excentive | mitt John L. Manning, WH. M. Alden and Rw much exercised in regard to this question—first, in relation to the probuble bloodshed that wouid’ be likely to ensue if the parties should engage in conflict, and secondly, becanse it seriously inte feves with the building of the bridge seross the Raritan River, at Perth Amboy (a consummation @evoutiy to’ be wished for), At present the ferry accommodations are very limited, and two of the oldest (owns in the State Gnd. this rity of Perth Amboy reecived its charter one day before New York) have hardly the means of decent ferry communication. It is believed by the inhabi- nis generally that if the work is permitted to cemlied With by the regular contractors of | y road the jong looked for bridge will be | built between t fowns of Perth and | Routh Amboy, aud that through this section trade will be encouraged and the direet rail line to Long Brauch be the means | Of greatly enhancing property iv this immediate | Heiphborhe An effort is being made to diluence | Pudtic opinion in the Jounston Interest here by | claiming that the Elizabethport and Perth Amboy party do not desire the buliding of the bridge @cross the Kavitan, ‘This, however, is not the case, 1] ‘but exe ¥ the r Tease from the to be built at over Pee, us | the wridge is ml right Beem 10 HAVE Heo Wil (ue Elizawer and Perth Amboy party, © hose dings lave evidently Deen reguler wed ve BUDDEN DEATH OF A JER ISLATOR, At his residenee in East Ors yesterday morn ing, after a very Wiitiams, member oF Throughout the jo was cor tinnally at bis post, w hi constitnents, and ‘was of the Heaithiest and jwost 1y Bre le was ation Congestion of th Him off His tanily fe | bright, and | nents. , actor ered, which are subject tos The aunual review Thompson, Champion fags are to be held by the winner for | challenge at thirty days’ notice. Will be hel Henry ¢ to row, and the they will wy th ithers on the Schuylktil May | Barney and Join Biglin will leave for Philadelphia on the jirst of next month, ‘They look we el fuily as confident as their The Vesper Club, of that city, have tendered the use of thelr house to the Bigin brothers. OBITUARY. have commenced y confident thuatt guinst the Biglin Nathaniel H. Belden. The above named n, who was v generally known i arke, a and theatrical mana died in city on Saturday morning, from the of a protracted tiness, superinduced by consequent on an attack of inflammatory cold. gentienn ery veteran this was in the sixty-second year of his age. I has n suid that iis personal professional experience had ma 8 of acts, action ant y tim, by hes reminisecenc . king compendium of the history of the w York —indeed, of the stage in Ar les lly intended for the ministry, bat hi Wal bout joelning hin towards the stage, he mide in publie at the old’ Chatham gement of Blanchard, 4 y of ©The Day Atter ‘the when < twenty years of age ae he tes been connected with many | lished in Philadelphia, declares that “it is mani- | ORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1872—TKIP MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NOTES. | A clond “no bigger than a man’s hand’ begins to show itself upon the horizon of republicanisin ip Pennsylvania, The Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph (administration) asks “What will Greeley do 7” and adds, “Not even | * Greeley can answer the query. He isa very uncer: | PANAMA, April 5, 1872 tain man, and, after all ts said, not worth bothering | ‘The details of the claim of Messrs. Schuber & about. ‘Too much notice ts taken of his eccentri- | Brother, of this city, amounting to $94,465, against cities, if We may use 80 mild a word to characterize | ‘ve Kovernment of Colombia, for damages om his political vagaries and tergiversation.” | losses arising out of the unlawful seizure and de- ‘Touching on “Sumner and Grant,” the St, Louis | tation of their steamer, the Montijo, in April, 1871, Republican (passivist) expresses its belief that | Have been made public by the Secretary of Foreign “President Grant has managed to make many ene- | AMairs at Bogota, An vd isa translation of it, as mies in the past three years, but none of them has | Published by the government office tn this clty:— given fim more trouble or harder blows than 2 a Iie, conan ter Aone tat ae Charles Sumner—a curions combination of fanatic, philosopher and patriot, who can neither be bought nor intimidated,” A Washington correspondent of the Portland Press says:—“Sumner’s enmity to Grant recalls his course towards Lincoin pending his second elec- tion, Even after Lincoln was renominated by the Baltimore Convention in May, 1864, Sumner ¢ claimed to your own Senator, Mr. Morrill:—‘It is an infamous nomination, sir; an infamous nomina- tion!—the people ought to rise and put it down by | force!) * ‘Preating of “Beecher and Greeley,” the Ti Whig (administration) denies that the founders and supporters of the republican party are le to Grant, and instances the steadfast friendship of such men as Senator Wilson, Henry Ward Beecher and William Lloyd Garrison as evidence of the fact. The Taunton Gazette (administration) thinks that the whole trouble in the republican camp has arisen out of the fight between Fenton and Conkling, the COLOMBIA. weaeen The Claims for the Megal Seizure of the American Steamer Montijo—The Case | of the Virginius—Protest of the Colom- blan Government Aga’ the Spanish War Vessel Pizarro. () John Sehuhe (J. A, Saundes (d) Robert Ho (e) Otticers and erew 04,465. ON OF THE UNITED STATES OF AME d forwards the accompany ing sp retary of Foreign Aftairs with the : sun Jaim for th agreed 01 wish to tax the forestje im: ey price. [na erated; but, tare those that have Ie adjustment. ited that of Augustin ¢ Boletin Oficial, No. 274, and the Gaceta of |, and a copy of the list of the crew of the S.A. HURLBUT, Residont Minister of the United Siates of America. Nothing further has transpired in relation to this case.’ prisonment certain sen bearing in min ngor ‘0 Castellanos; t Panama, No. THE AMERICAN STEAMER VIRGINIUS, The excitement on the Isthmus occasioned by two New York State Senators, It is about half | the menacing attitude assumed by the Spinish war right, steamer Pizarro against the American steamer The Hartford Post (republican) sums up the | Virginius, in the bay of Aspinwall, on the 18th of recent anti-Grant demonstration in this city and | March, has pretty much subsided. At first the authorities took no notice whatever of the fact that the Pizarro had run out her guns and pre- pared for action in the harbor, but after the Star and Herald had denounced the act as an insult to Colombia, and c ured the government for their apathy, President Carrerson, the agent of the national government on the Isthmus, woke up, and addressed a protest tg the commander of the Pizarro, of which I subjoin a translation, After some a several other kind: matters with the remark that “the sigus of the tines to-day point to the nomina- tion of General Grant's successor at Cineinnati.”” The Montreal Gazette, in discoursing upon the Presidential contest, declares that through all the turmoil of President-making “the ehances of Gene- ral Grant for the eoveted second term grow | had elapsed a reply to this protest was received, stronge but for some unexplained reason the authorities ‘The Madson (N. Y.) Journat (republican) refers | Nete have kept the contents of the sume a profound secret, Captain Marquez, who commanded the Vir- ginius, has resigned and gone to Peru, and Captain J. Barren bas su ded him. In other respects the position of the Virginfus has changed since IT last wrote, The following ix the protest addressed by | the Colombian government to the captain of the Pizarro :— to a Port Jervis (Middletown) movement in favor of Cincinnati, prominent but it is pronounced by most of the republicans there “a manifestation of rnor Gratz Rrown delivered a powerful hat the liberal mass convention in Topeka, nsas, On the loth inst. The Chicago Times (democratic) think it is One of the most prouounced Utterances in favor of the prompt inauguration of the Presidential campaign at Cincinnati on the tirst lay of May, which has yet appeared, The Great Republic, a democratic weekly, PROTEST. Usirxo States or CoLomma, Exkevrive Pow of THe SOVEREIGN State OF PANAWA t SeCKETARYSILLY OF STATE, Panama, March To Senor Dox Viersre ¥ Viat Snes, Commandante of the Spanish Ship-or War Pizarro :— The und ved hits received orders from the President of thi®section ot (he Colombian Union, iv his character | as de! ‘y agent of the national Exbcutive, to address | myself te you on this oceasion, wirieh Ihave now the honor to do, By telegrams received bere from Colon, and announee- festly the duty of all democrats to bury party | ments by the public press of this eity, the President, has : - : been nuide aware that oa the American ste nius feeling and differences, at Jeast for the present, | leaving the phi where she has for some time been um wt les xisting between the Col Jas she is, aud always will be, pro ibis mattis and join issne with the liberal republicans, in order to defeat the common enemy, the radicals. The nud that of the United States of America, 1 tt ae %) me ‘ scion gree : mation the steamer Virginins belongs, Great Republic Mes the names of Charles Francis | jig''so. declared by the. supreme. government of the Adams for President and Jacob D. Cox for View | ba Iso commitnicated at the time, and atterws to Seftor Navarette, the commander of the Tornado. T President a hostile attitude to. it stew Virginins, n going So far xround for fearing an aggression, which the é r from expecting & ct in the waters o ttrality in the Cul the head of its columns, Governor Hawley is looming up as a candidate | for United States Senator from Connecticut. He | Will probabiy soon begin to sing the well-known under your orders, has tke air—"A boat! a boat! to cross the Fer ble of its duty Analy The Philadelphia Age (democratic) announces DACAAR ENCED. Ue sateine reed that John Hickman and other leading radicals of fon Taw, as you ar 1, Wh » know what sit is announ Chester county have united in a movement to re- | pudiate the action of the Cameron © holders’ Convention and its candidate, + Hick- man is fierce in his antagonism, and will take an open part in the Cincinnati Conventi Mr. Greeley is called a free “tirader” by a West- ern paper, Fremont favors the Cincinnatt Convention. Cinciunath appropriates $10,000 for free rum on the Ist of May. Judge Davis has expressed the belief that the fight against Grant is hopeless, Flizabeth, Isabella, Susan and Matilda want their friends to meet in this city on the 9th and toth of | most distinguished wrlt May to form a new party which shall cover every | Bogota on the 9th of March. bined Hight | The National Exposition was to have been opened 7 : ‘apital on the t7th wt Springtield (I1.) State Register says that “ail | 8 Proposition Was belore Congress, | and had the leading republicans of Mlinois, ineluding ma passed t he first reading, to restore to General Mos- fthe regular State Ce ' al to | (uera his pension, which had been withdrawn of the regular State Commit have combined to | come years ago. call a Liberal Re ican State Convention to choose delegates to Cincinnati. | g H I P P I NG N E W sg j owing Nor pr views or intention: | Vinwinius is ab Colon, L hy n the port of Chief of this State, ument, to prote mitted against the vessel, expecially tthe previous tormall law of nations. nicating the same to you, nse which governs all your Colombia, in Cuba EW withe: the Americ bian Union will attempt whi Jaws all nati Wha will ever, Yi of the Colombia, died in ot NEW YORK CITY. + | Almanac for New York—This Day. J pme BR. Fellows, a gentleman of reputed | eat Wealth, Nas been tendered, and will probably accept, the colonelcy ofthe Ninth regiment, N.G. 8. | % | | OCEAN STEAMERS. The Ainerican Geographical Society will bold their) Moon sets... mom High water. morn 52 639 Sun rises Sun sets. # regulir monthly meeting on Tuesday evening next | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ror THR fall of the New York Historical Society, in | MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY, venue. M. Du Chaillu, the distinguished Steamers. | a [2 dination. | Opi. plorer, will give an int of his kate | = - + | in Norway and Sweden aud iilustrate them | Wisconsin Apl Liverpool nd way by views Cnty of Antwerp. Ant 1 01.15 Broadway : ost. Laur {Aph ir Broadw Coroner Herrman was yesterday requested to Apt iow hing est a ie Banter tel par the fo Apl 2 Bow ling hold an inquest at the Eastern Hotel, near the foot ab So Bre | the result of injuries ree | No. 09 tt etteets | and | of Whitehall stre Henry Oates, t, over the Mexican gentler somewhat suddeniy late on Deceased had been sick for Oates, with bi 15 Broadway. 7 Bowling 2 Row ling 19 Broad: 20 Broad ving of Captain | 1, who died there | Saturday att several days, family, arrived in New Yor about Atlantic 19 Broa Two weeks ago, Europa 7 Bowling Green a Washing ton 58 Broadway. Patrick Tully, a laborer, died yesterday morning | Mime Broadway sanitea 18 pet Balti » Broad in Centre Street Hospital from fracture of the skull, | paiiho 20 Broad w ived on the 8th intant, by id of the steamship Mr. Tully, who was at | 0: idenially falling into Isaae Bell, { forty-nin lying at years of : ary street, pier st the Action of ner Herrman wis notified to hold an inquest. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS, BROOKLYN AFFAIRS. Stewmship Australia (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow April + 1 with mdse and Ayers, to Henderson Bros, * Steamship Gray, Aspinwall April 5, | Vin Kingston, da, Sih, with mise and’ passengers, to FA cr aby. ee Steamship Weste nlis, Quick, New Orleans During the pasi week there were SSS persons ar- | apettewith niece and y urbe | rested for various offences, Steamship. Washington, Guy Ww Orleans to HB Cromwell & with milse canicutinwe TL, saw sti City oF Houston, Penning Tax Collections, Mm, hence for Galveston: Ith itist, at anehor off ‘Tax Collector Bucvows during the past week re- | Braneh, broke down: waiting for assistance Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, | Wid ridse and passengers, to Livin A Steamship South Carolia, B fi, Charleston April (1, and rs, fo IER Morgan & Co. Steamship Isaae Rell, Blikeman, Richmond, City P unt Norfolk, wit val put ‘ ml Sq) plait, with te ceived $227,678 02 fr n the taxpayers, « Workingmen’s Assembi delegates from the various tr el their The tions have consolida organi fo ation of a Workingmen's Asse oly, mW worki 1 fused to admit international repres UE RUME, JEDG WAG BE SNE: ee | delegates on the ground that they did not represent Bloodyood, Philadelphia, with any trare anizations, and also tha political organization. they were a | md ther, Livery ‘o. Took tM n, 42 days, with Attempt of Mrs, Manning 40 Shoot Her Husban ‘The case of Mrs. Pidelia Maw ny, who attempted | © crdner, Manila via Boston, with imdse | to shoot her husband, is now before the Grand eeauitah anit : ‘ rquhar werp and Marzate Jury. Inthe recent report in the Hrraup of the tn Wits rk towne: Have unpleasant amir an error was made in stating that pas. Mah Neal fee. ofourt 1 theatres in the capacity of actor and | sie manager, the last ten years of his life havir Heer snuinty Y ssed in the stage direetion of Dit yard’s New Bowery ‘Theatre, aud latterly in the sume position at the Old Bowery, where he wa 4 in Oran In ‘eu time of his death. His last appear he sedge Nill a > was atthe Bowery Theatre just : sear ers in the drama of “Bertha —1 » tilled with rar Mr Ph) MARIE ‘ favorite with t 7) HAVANA MARKET warki-hearied friend, and, as we re bse Avett | roarked, a living reference with regard to any 0 h in.wartahe it j currence in our dramatic history during the’ | poxen and Ze his Ke | forty years, the mie of the old styie of ucte Havana and Matansus, 750M) bones wth Wallacks, the Placides, Blake, Burton exported durit «iron Th 1 Wa hon und Holland; & man of high tone, feeling D000 boxes box Al great powe the hinds hut, | Mr. Belden was a worthy member of the Masonic jer wdard, | featernity iin’ high estimation by lis brethren ¢ His heart was gver open to | the jafuence of charity and his hand obeyed th saving iufnenes promptly and with tiberallty. Distressed members of the profession were mad ri more happy in his presence and at his howe, ‘To ado 6% wuse of the great annial eiort ald of per quintal, ts oud at Sita $4 % $15 yer 5 Soul cit" weak, stock te 8656 renNe per \ itn mai Nrbentine, He Ve 1 ; heads, Ate Hoot jon oe B45 0 $40 per Me. ehor $ih adn core yh _ ony Y Dene tiwe, Sa tk prem ing 1 on 4 Lond é in pre HE, \ pinan Cathoile Orphan Asylum of New York personal feiend and portion ach reeurt ersary, from the first moment of the inception of the arrangement to the fast hour of the ballin the Academy of Music, His works have gone before him, His memory will re main a pleasing solace to lis widow and fainily, and to tie Very many friends ™ + Dancombe Shatto, Mra. Dincombe Shatte, of Whitworth Park, Perry hii, Engiond, has just died at the ripe age of 195 years. The deceased lady was a daughter of the late Sir Jolin Eden, Bart, of Windlestone, amd widow of Kobert Kaen Duncombe Shafto, Baq., of Whitworth Park, whe represented the city of Pur ham in Parliament from 1804 to 180d, and died on he wih of January, 194%, jn ie seventy xecond YORE OL IME, “te Z Jurige tt censured Mr. Manning for his cruelty | to his wife. Benson L. Manning's statement 1 be of a corroboration of bis mother Mr. Ma sehanged s London: denies that he callod his wife vile names. ri house, owned hy W. corner of Garrison Pe Fon 2, with me A frame Davis, Pront fenement the Equator int ned situate th and trots, was partially destroyed by fire at taltpast ) 13 Fen 19, rates neo'clock last might, [twas occupied by several | ton 2 W, bark failies, allot whom lost their furniture. Iwas | Salon syW, saw bark YD Ma ried that an old man named Join Brennan, | r Wbiritity, «tat top floor, was burned to death. | yin ke Chan heer made a diligent searen for him | Gibraltar Feb 2, took the soniheen MWre the building, but was unable to find hin, ther voce supposition is that he escaped and wont 10 | | Hark Fetfour Br). Kin thy wed bea CF Hatley HENRY pitssne nthe 7, Wallis & Cover nid to the 3s pte April by in ed Gibral and had tine nme Wand NW ' of some friend, Assnuit on # Policeman, lest: lost and split sails, stove bulwarksy ae it is not alwayea safe undertaking for an omcer |. Bark Wheatland (ot Baltimore), Burstey, Brenos Ayres, days, With wool amd hides, to Dawley! Corners & When alone 40 aftempt te arrest one of the South | ere the equator Marvel aW. Had a frook niles, ant c is, they have | Werther ; wad, Knowimg this, they hay Bark Palla Br), Riddle, Belize, Non. Hi days, with log very Hie hesitation in violating the law of the | wood, &e, and 2 paeengers, to Win dex. Hid fine we lant tu the presence of a guardian of the peace, | 1h, belt no vessels in port. The Its anchored outside 1 four o'clock yesterday afternoon Edgar Bark Sarah B Hale (of Portland), White Cardenas, & zeton was found by Officer Campbell, of the | days, with molasses to order, vessel to Bryan a Steven Third preeinet, vie x the Taw hy conducting | Had stron: SI and Kak winds wp to Hanerns, tou himself ina disord manner io Wyekor streat. | thence 4 lays with meterate winds. | April Hs, Int 3540 He took the fellow inte enstody, and was marening | ln ts Gn ive catered hasemee fad 6 lonovooote him of to the mm house when a number of hones, in whieh lost muizzen mast 4 the prisoners fiends attempted to resene him, T Countess of Dud Pithinds Say Jan 2, omticer ene “ito beat them of, when he was | via Hiwapton onde 2 Java, with come to LF Aurink & knocked down and stamped upon. His eluty was | 0° toS UL Mercbait, Crossed the equator Reh faken from Him and the prisoner struck him with | 2 {on A We had fine weather wp to lat BEN; from thence Hon the head. intieting a severe wound. He did | ire Catharine (Hr), Shearer, Sanios via Falmouth, } not tet hin go, however, and on receiving #id from | Pet zh, with coflee, to Sapler & Wil vowel to UF 4 browier officer Wis ossailints Ned iwevery direc: | Bulles. Hat a.coutinuation of ynies trom SW to W to tion, ‘Three of th fies Who Wawa March ® in lat oN, fon 1) W, when we wore caught bya terward arrested and locked up volving storns. whiel WAW, ‘veoring to, SW if names nw Jaine Inrd, Win. Ca and Nand ended at NE. in which lost 1 yark, head rally, (rammed t since then tne weather, with Nant winds and ealme big Javyatiy (Brox), Jacobren, Pernambuco, Mar ¥ , he; ph Dempsey. Odleer Campbell was ured, we WOH Os Ie primones, Hazlet verely iw LE SHEET. with sugar and cotton to H 1 Swift & Co. Cromed the fquator Mar Bin Ton 8 W; had strong NE trades to lat 18 Nj ria eo ate light variable winds. jr Delaware Breakwater, 9 days, with molasses, to Winches- _ PUL RIVER, Feta aan ed, ship Ei H Can a ivi ip Energy, 1G 3 ba “iaed’th is auney" Campbell Rb, Eats eh Reed, Stover, do. Iman (of Bangor) Redman, Cardenas, via ter Towne. Had V. nd SE winds. don; Mary G Ming tien an “oy Matanyayy via Deleware q BRISTOL, April 10Arrivea, schr Abighil, Haynes, reak water, with sugar to order. M » Brig Pathtinder sry Cousins. Matanzas via Delaware Hith--Arrived, schrs James B Anderson, Wheatley, B water, Sdays, with sugar, to Henry & Parker. Had | Philadelphia; Romeo, Mitehell, Elizabethport. jine weathe: Salled—Schre Gi lova, Stedman, Cardenas; West Wind, Brig Stephen Bishop, Russell, Matanzas, via Delaware | Townsend, Philadelphia; Clarisss Allen, Hodges, New breakwate days, with sugar, to Walsl, Field & Way. Yor! Had very teras; sine & Comvessel terass to the Breakwater with head wind Sehr © R Fil water, 14 days, Sehr Pri sugar, to Dre a any Sehr ‘Travel days, with lumber to ir Loretto. Fish (oi Gu, 4 days, with yellow pine, to WH De Land & Co. r Mary with nayal store Sehr 14a A Thi Sehr J M Biss chr GB Smith, Boke Sehr GIT Sehr RJ Me k. hy Black Amboy, Schr George mont. % Schr Nejlie with fish to order, Sehr Marka Yor! lime to P. phia. Schr Idlewild, Pitman, Wellfleet for New York, with fish to order, Schr Mail, Mead, to orde York. Schr Mariner, Sheran, Greenwich for New York, with stone to orde Schr Reading RR No 44, Brainard, Norwalk for Jersey city Se Sohr Sehr e, Sehr B. nore, Franeis, New Haven for New York. Sehr Jesse W Sehr Lad Schr Flight, Chase. Schr AM Lae, Tay! chr W Saulsbur; Sehr Annie Ji chr Miranda, Hard: Sehr HV Duryea, ©: chr J nes H Sch Sehr Litt er Uni with mdse and passengers. Sehr FA Ki de dames River, Sehr Golden dence. seh B Alsi deri Ship Blectra Ship Fawn, 1 Abm Leg; last wee! avy fine weather. Brig Gilmore Meredith Deleware Breakwater, 14 Sehr Chas © Warren (of Gloucester), Smith, Baracoa 7 Heh rut to r Maria & Elizabeul, che B Olyphant, Kruat, Virginia. oy Sehr Thos Rose, Passed Through Hell Gate. r Emperor, Barbour, Rockland for New York, with | jeh nsey A Co. Sehr WH Pierson, Hodydi Richard Morrell, Morrell, Greenwich for New rE iP Emery, Emery, Boston for New York, Siinmons, Providence Steamer Metis, Davis, Providence for New mdse and passengers. Charley Cob) CHARLESTON, April 1 lor (ron pril M—Cleared, barks Heinrich * Le ; Ree eetnst ets TAverpool; Ursus Minor (Nor), isth—Arrived, steamship Georgia, Holme: f Sniled—Brig ‘Alnitante, Barcelona. ait lau, nd SW winds trom the Guilto Hat Boston), Ayres Sagua, Hit Swit Was 9 days from Hat wud thick fox. i jelaware Break- W Loud & Co. ly, Hetson, Sazua, 7 days, with al, Morgan'& Co—vessel to’ Jonas Smith & via ay to $ © Lond & Co. NEAT GREENWICH, April Arrived, sloop Magi SMURTRESS MONROE, April 14—-Pased ae an | Malla, tor Ponce; Ahlo (Rus), for Dublin. brig Passed out—Bark St Lawrence, for Demarai FALL RIVER,’ April Arrived, schr Mary Elizabeth nt, Dor nbery. corse to BW vonville, Pearsall—veas ith trutt to | “Mure Arrived, schr Ann Eliza, Caswell, Elisabethportd vs, with fruit to h—Arrived, schr 4 a 9 dare, {with frultto | Suiled—Brig. Florence, Rathbun, New York ruse ted He 6 | zleton, Cummings, and Naiad Queen, Chase, tor Philade phia. } GALVESTON, April 6—Arrived, steamshi) riadne,/ Doane, Now York. meee): Aan bark BJ Wenberg. Ha ler Cf Portland), Hodges, Jacksor ster. Ts bound to pushes psi Boston), Perkins, Satilla Ri r—vessel to 3 Sailed-—Ship Dunkeld (Br), Follett, Liverpool; 2 phrodite (Br), Wallace, and John Geddee (Br), Patten, Gaskell, Wilmington, NC, 4 days, Bmith, ril 12—Arrived, schrs B r Brant to WK nmin & Co r, Cannon, Virginia, Kissa, Virginia, ee cut, Staplins, Hoboken; sloop Mar, Virginia. aye! * oper, Virginia. NEW ORLEANS, April 8—Arrived, steamship Oxford,; Leuty, Vera Cruz; ships Francis Hillyard (Br), Weato Cardiff; Arcturus, Nason, Liverpool bark Predene Nii Newport, W; schrs MB Tower, Cahoon, Port’Ant 4: Augelind, Ward, Ruatan, ’ Below —Barks Bner~ (Non Johnsoby trom Newport; Fiellestadt, Florent, berta, from Rustan. red—Barks Braato (Nor), Nellisen, Antwerp; Valpa: 0 nifkin, Virginia. ran , Virginia, i = nio, etic rom Cardiff: sehr M E Nason BOUND SeUTH. jercer, Quarterman, Providence tor New (Sp), Roses, Barcelona: Galdtre (Sp), Geips, Diamond, Crosbie, Pawtucket for South | percaitnarncure bake Uivervool brig inte oh col P Kane, Williamson, Bridgeport for Pier- | Sind pyr enipres Gea n vated Pear! man, Wellfleet for New York, | (BF) Busland, Newport, W; Neptune (NG), Zincke, Gi Baker, F Veston, Roxana, Palmer, New Haven for New | gniied- pip John O Raker; taxa Meaiaty Marlenly Pass-a-t’OutRE, April 9, 6 PM—Salle teamship Miranq nelire Lady Woodbury, and Wiliam Fisher.” LAND, April 8~Arrived, schr RC —s R n, Fall River for Philadel- | Grockett, Balthmore for Bangor. NORFOLK, April 12—Arrived, schrs Mary J Elliott, Snow, New York; Enterprise, Johnson, Williamsburg. "! NEWBURYPORT, April 1l—Arrived, schr White Beas Post, Philadelphia. 12th—Arrived, sehr Nadab, Cheney, Elizabeth port NEW BEDFORD, April di—arr! ved, schrs Elm Citra! Kelley, New York; 'W W Brainard, Rathburn, Blizabe ort. Peat Arrived, schra M P Hudson, Vaughn, Georgetowns DC; Pennsylvania, Butler, Cotlut’Port; John Kandolphy Parker, Wareham for New York. Sailed 12th, hark Ellen Morrison, New York: sehi Samnel © Hait. Kelley, Philadelphia; Cohasset Cobb, do Thomas B Smith, Bowman, do; Memento, Nickerson, do. Lady ASpMTOUK, Arimstrony do.;'Ann T Sipple, Bacon, do. NEWPORT, April ll, PM—Arrived, brig H Means, Sta- ples, Providence for York. NORWICH, April 1l—Arrived, schr Eva, Sherman, Hi wich for New York, with stone B, Hogan) Stonington for New York. ew London for New York. ehart, Greenw for New York. t, New Haven for New Y ew Emma, Carroll, Norwalk for New York. Providence for New York. hoken or, Providence for Philadelphia. i Roge NEW LONDON, April 1l—Arrived, brig George, Arroyo, PR, for Norwich; schs Kate Church, Secure Bank tor New York; Geo W Rogers and J K Mundell, New. | York tor ¢ 4‘ New Haven for New Yor uta pita OFtD 8D 12 aa Se Sailed— w I wy or) Philadelphia. New Haven for Virginia, PENSACOLA, April 8—Cleared, ship Ann Gray (B4),- Boston tor Philadelphia, — Rossiter, Beltast, 1. } for Philadelphia, PORTLAND, ‘April 12~Arrived, bark J 8 Winslow, ork, With | Davis, Boston? schr Avinida Hall, Hall, Savannah, Cleared—Schrs Amelia, Kelly, Philadelphia; T Benes dict, Crockett New ¥ ork, i AD PROVIDE Troon; Aurora, (Br Br), Hill, Sw Hardy, Boston for Philadelphia, on, Brace, Boston for Philadelphia, New Haven tor Norfolk, enter, Glen Cove for New York. oh Brad » Brady ) Lindl; Hl, Howell ted Sur s, Davis, Fall River for New York, BOUND BAST, ndberg, Thomas, Elizabethport for Provi- Philadelphia m, i fs ~ ‘ Philadelphia; Westmorelandy Barrett, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Fall pling IL B’ McCauley, Cain, Phundetphia 3 Corson, on Hihitiadel iia; Josep tt Rule, Wilson, Elizabethport for Provic | Porter, — Burrov Philadelphia; m* Bementy. : Wiggins, Phila Gale, Shropshire, ‘Tren™ Kennedy, Rondout for Boston. t bon rd, Sprague, anbethpo: n, Keene, Hobe New Haven. win, Bunce nd Joseph Marsh, izabethe ick Hall, sinith, ‘ork for Boston. port; Samuel Carlton,” Burke, South Ovorgo! ne w York fe wport. Totchkiss, Doyle, Newburg; John Lancaster, Williamsy ew York tor Boston. Port Johnson; Aim Marshall, Weehawken; N’ P Goodelly eth, Insper, Hoboken for Norwalk May; Ni Hanna; Charles L Hulse, Lisle and Pale Helle, Keene, Weehawk Be ladium, Ryder, Hoboken; Ann Turner’ and George F Bro rile, Jol ney, New York. rs Blackston nton tor liza bethport tor i § Wickson, New Yi Jane, Gardner, doy Benj Strong, Gulliver, do; Evergreeny. Bunce, do; Win F Burden, Adams, do: ienry May; Racket, doy Minguas, Heaney, do; Sarah Purvis, Lisle, do; MyFa A'Pratt, Pratt, do, | T. April 2—Arrived, schrs J Briggs, Knapp, E ‘y, Raynor, and 2 iled— ; Cynthia, New York tor Providence. hoken for Boston, Hobo snes, Chester, Araw. athony Ieeport. wport. K for Roston hrs Burton, ew York Johnson, N i Hoboken tor Fall River, RICHMOND, April 12—Sailed, brig Julia Devereux, Miller, Rondotit for Boston, Haskell, Georgetown, DO. roan ith Ne April S-Suiled., steamship Great a Republic, Cobb, Yokohama; ships Golden Gate (Br), BELOW. Swinton,’ Valparaiso; Commodore, Gilman, Nanain bark Vallefo (Br), Thompson, Val Bt bark Aureola, Ross, N k Archibald Puller (ir) Sailed—-Ship Patterdale (Br), Dodd, Cork, (NG), 1 rt yn, from Hamburg Maren I Liverpool Feb (by pi SAILED. th: Arrived, ship Unit asi atos, Lunt, New SJ 2D. |) April H—Arrived, sehrs Golden Cit Perae ‘i . ‘ P Babcock, Siaith and Anna Barton, Frink, The following vessels sailed from this port during the | Philadelphia Sailed—ith Raven's Wing, York, and Ann S April ir 1 Ship Surf, 8 Gilmore Wih—Ships barks Atlantic Davis, Minalto, exp and jibboom, TRAMSHIP struck on the o was at her wh r Traxov at Savann ing one hendre ARIADNE, hip is only & Philadelphia. 112—Arrived, se Hall, Port Johnse April 10, ‘PM—Arrived, sehr Ente Pr, aarks Joshua Loring Henderson; schr RM loratio, Sandusky, America: Helen, Searles, Hoboken; White Wi VINEYARD WAV! Congress; , IM Ticker, Adriitie, Augustina, Olivia | gene, Dukes, Philadelphia for Suter Mentor, Yumuri; brigs Harry; schrs J B Clayton, White Star (Br), ard, db; ‘D'H Pills, Penney, New Orleans 18 ; barks Evening Star days, for schrs Leono, Wiley; Edward Rich, od Virginia for Boston, teamtu; diator, Callayan, New NB; schrs James A Croker, Cure Boston; Malabar, arty, Port ford, for’ doz Loulx Walsh, Kelley, W Denter, Anderson, New Vork for Gardiner; } ‘hiro, Howes, do for Salem, with ma sail split. Sailed—Sebre F St Clair Edwards, Vashti, FAR . Modesty, Richard Vay ti, Ida L Howard, J WV. ld, Addie P Stimpson, Euyen, Barker, JAN mn Light, Gre nary Barrow, E, at Portland 121 ther, and lost foretopm st trom ter bar 3th, . at Galveston, to leak badly; she ise) Cardena: 12th, AM—Arrived, bethport for Boston. 12th, PM—Arrived, brigs © Morris (Br), Dunn, Matanzas aser (Br), McGregor, Ci RAR. chr Maay B Roeyes, M nah, was : on board the ship Tranque- *! joney, Eliga- ’ on Saturday night. Dut the eargo, except hy fire and water. A x ting hily damage bales, is dar foam puanp Was at Work Yesterday (lth) on the ship, ane, Arecibo, PR, for do; J and she would be tree of Water « | n for Philadelphia; sehrs George Taulans, night. ? Nanighan. Port Jahon for Boston; Mary Stanxtiah, leu; a. fed. Dosen Wawel Gr Hone vas | Charlotte Fish, Willams, and Jessie Hart 20. Hart, Box Dee ule Boson New 27 for Hong Kong, was | ton'for Alexandria: Hannah F Baker, Whittemore; dK Bar eb 27 for Hay: topinast head. Bry Sanna Palermo, had water. Senn Anniv, into gear, &e. Secunda P ashor warding our fi The purser Charleston, has our thanks for favors. Sip Suxmeaw jon, havin oth in: 3 VES and er omtice otwh Sehr Gage 1 narod April bbis sp oil for tar at 19th, H Brookiyy (Br) Marcaner PowRe (By eorges Bank nd Jenney, Hewitt; C W Locke, Han, do for Philadelphia; A Denike, Williams, do for Baltimore; do for Manning, Ganely Huntley, and Lucy Wardefl, and Jessie B Smith, Herald, Crane, do for Nortolk; F Marwin, Pi Woods Hole ; Eureka, Hopkins, and Louler New tor do for New’ York; Alida, Lambert, do for Saugerti Veto, Watts, Thomaston for New York; GW Kimball, Jr. Hall'and Mabel Hall, Bartlett, Rockland for do; Florence ‘0, Hall, do via Edgarton ‘for do (before reported on. Kate Grant, Grant, Vinalhaven tor do; General Howard Johnson,’ Plymouth for do; Win Deming, Get- chell, Portland for do; General Scott, Hopps, Calais for do: Ella Tretethen, Bond, Rockland for d« nuel Hart, . Holbrook, Rockport, Me, ‘for Norfolk; Lalla Rookh, Froe™ man, Wellfleet tor Virginia, Salled—Schrs Mary Standish, Hannah F Baker, F Mer- win, Eureka, G W Kimball Jr, Lalla Rookh, Passed by—Schrs Emma M Ford, Case, Sauzus tor Phila- Moses (ir), Kilheim, ¢ ¢, lost foreniast, jibbou om Philadelphia 1, cap and maine 1 Liverpool, NS, at Barbados, ail ate Milne, at Boston 13th from. heavy weather and lost figurehead and cut- . Drinkwater, from Matanzas for Portland, Haven ith inst short of provisions, hay days: aiso split saila, carried away head- atham for New York, was te, Ith inst. luncous. etpiian; Renyens. Wing, York for do. scan cey. Sth, M—Arrive steamer les: *. Boston vr. mship Henry Chauncey, | philadelphia: Foster, Cardenas for, orders; ur thanks for promptly for | Charles Miller, Gilkey, Thomaston for New York; sehrs Prairie Bird (Br), MeCean, Matanzas for nkwater, Matanzas tof Portland ; Los nia for B ohn Shay, Fisher; i rs, and 8S Be Parker, Philadel ches. amship South Carolina, trom Hes an of the st tee “Jones, Til izabethport for (Br), which put into Savannah some | Jtmes 4 ths since in distress, and was subsequently sold at pee Bonne a do A ee es ig been thoroughly repaired, cleared for | cout Mary Brewer, Saunders, South “Amboy Les Del, for Port~ st. - Virvinia, small, SELS.—Two Gloucester fish e' } ne, Adams, Philabelphin for rites Franklin Sti ppased to hin | 1, Hoboken for Newburyport; Altred hoth overdne 4 asset for Wood's Hole ‘Ames, first B tons, built in | ht Boat, Fount Fettie mn and U and owned by M Friend & | Gusning, Thomaston for do; Wells, Xl At SOE00, and the Gi Watsc for Wilmington, NO; BG Willard, ‘0, Wahace, jor Providencesy Mary’ Ann, Allen, | Machias'for New York WARREN, April i—Arrived, schr Alex Young, Jones, Hoboken Sailed, schrs Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, and Maria, nt, New York MISCELLANEOUS. AT EDWARD D, BASSFORD'S, COOPER 1 “The largest and most extensive stock of HOUSE FUR- $5425 in r Mutual ofc Outfits insur thes) w comprised twelve men, onty Whalemen, MISHING GOODS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE In the citys Williams, Cook, of Provincetown, was at A guarantee given of a saving of at least 15 per cent, & (where she arrived Marel 2), wih 1a | $50 00 for a First Class Decorated Dinner Set, New York 38 00 for at Pull Kitchen Cooking Uteisils. lish Table Knives 7.00 for a Do: 1 ickel Silver Forks. PR, tor —, April Uy tekel Silver Tea Spoons. 5 BO tor a Handse Pikeigic Bowie 1 for a Dozen lass Goblets. Arrived, echr Afeturas, Blue. Troning and Ki bles, Washtubs, €e. Bassford's: iP for San Bias), Celebrated Nov igerators. Pricos of all goods Arrived, sehrs Wm Connors, Tool, | marked in ph Call and see for yourselves. h, Marion Gaze, Heathe phi i bi ve mirk Gazelle, Hick, St Kitts; brigs LO Ma | Q BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTATNED FRON ander, St Thomas; Abbie Ellen, Haviland, the courts of different States.” No publicity. Advice Notary Public and Commisstoner for every § KING ie FT BSOLUTE DLVC Arrived, barks F Connsellor-at-Law, 363 Broad and sailed Ath f x :S OBTAINED FROM couRTS Honty Litehteld, Spalding, New Y hip A f Cy ham yee ma Mth, Argosy, Tink of diferent States: legal everywhere: descetlgn, eg Salted I8the-Ships Gee M Adams, Manson, Guanape: € Consuitation tre ) Broad way. M Davis, Phony Hf Squiques Leonora, Gritiin, Guannpe, 6B, attorney, =) oro to load guano tor Europe nomen veka "" PLACK VOR GAS April H—Arrived, brig Flora Goodale, Goodat LIOGETHER THE OHBAREEY go.—oil Brongway. ‘aie tec to headqu without intervention of sasfltters, HALaP ax, eel Kas Pry, Burge varnmuals 5 WU 12, brig Mth Saiteut Maret Mavacres, Ma from Ne Bost Yor Penn AMAL Vibert, Bali tral Ameriew, ALEXANDE Boston sailed —Ste SEPONAT Bln 0 Rr), Miln hott Jobe April S=Arrived, brig Portana (Bn, vox, Ta, New York ir Moitie, Ath are Law ON, April i & Gicand real Bre half cost of hop: sehr Matanta (i MIE « PUTRAM, 601 Krondway March ie Ar Santord, GENEVA N rpue WONDERFUL VICTORY OF TH 1 COMPANY OVER THE JEWELLERS IN OF) Ware COURT A large number of experts and watch makers nest a Mae! yanrord, Clentue were put on the stand. They all testified that the April Arrived, steamship Alwerta (Br) NEVA WATCHES would Keep correct time, and that New Ve solid gold and silver cases. In port brige Edith, Connolly, | they we kK. ed 2th: OC Clary, Andersoy ihe Gladiateur (Br), Lennon, tro ‘They also stated that they were gold at halt the ewal~ hire Fila M. Pennell, from Brats | erg! prices. The above fiets being sworn to tarhed th favor Vorzie Cochran, ine, & Anthony, Jetely the great GENEVA WATCH | ye lind showed conclusively. to. all in Court. that | coding Was a inalicious persecition of the Hers, During this trial it has been decided that there is no lw in this country to prevent the eutting down of high prices Ly sacrificing goods when it becomer | case rigs Willem wh, Buagen that they only average to rell two per day, and that they must double ch sles in order to deiray their large American April Arrived, aehr JS Bragdon, Winters, New York one Win W Marey ship fohn Gib April Moar i Arrived, brig Margaret Powr TH Shamyen, Dilkes, and , Sea Flower, Tin from St Jago; that the disposing of sol silver low a figure pple the Jewelry bus the law s them the right tc ods that they deem ad visn lo the jewellers of New York, w allowed by the Court (o dispose of logs to damage dot The agents are 1 her, Elizabethport. | eheteebelcener etree py th i not Pe ' from Cuba; Harps their wa am ntever sacrifice is necessary in ord eee tt ktecunshtpa Palmyra ( to bring. the. busine ‘lowe by May k Willan Crane, Howes, Haltl 3 As so much tim ween lost’ in order to 4 Kearse, New. York: barks, © . Doane, Barba W, the agents are Now compelled to disp docs: Harrisburg, Ryder, Baltimore; brits Flora, Ger) | they have vet hee Hanson, New Moseley, Haynes, Sanus ; Soe yor Pres Merrill, Wioks, Saaled cuit Mngteton, | Me Stoamer Palny? outward howd versels Which bed been dgtaiued, ives a wrltter ty ofcases, Those desiving 10 prrdhase a solid gold or 1 witeh for one-hali the jewellers Swill How ve an opportnnity to doséfor a few The store way, between Bight and Ninth eels, Will be open daily trom A, M, pt, Me Perk, to load for Quccustown ; Sor A, Tonmalltny T Kingeie Reed, to time and qua Wo