The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1874, Page 10

——__—_ Whe Methodist Ministers om the Subject. Judging from the large audience which at aD early hoar gathered in the Mission Room of the Methodist Publisning House yesterday, the temper- ‘ance im-erest increases and becomes more intensi- fled with age. The discussion of this topic has intro- @uced a8 among the most valuable and earnest de- Batera some men whose voices are rarely if ever heard in the meetings of the Preacher’s Associa- hoa, But this subject has started them into a ReW state of mental activity, and, without press- tag themselves at all, they are pressed to the | front by their brethren. Yesterday the Rev. Delos Lull delivered an address of remarkable power pathos, which received the frequent and hearty applause of the meeting, in which were ‘geveral ludies, He said:— SUPPRESSION 18 THE GRBAT br ee na ur; but We must educate the ate ciples of total apstinence. Why all this talk wbout Christ turning Water into wine? When, he asked, dia Dr. Crosby Gnd out that wine 18 not wine unl it ferments? in regard to the objection of the impropriety of women conducting this crusade as they do, Mr. Lull remarked that be would trust those women as be Would angels. He had no fear of their im- proprieties, Let them stir up those Improprieties ; ‘the abuses of the women wii! only help their cause. He asked his brethren to stand by the women, but Jet the women KEEP CLEAR OF FARRY HILL cand all such men as ne. They can tight him, bnt not fight under his wing, He advised them never togo there and pray when Harry wanted them, bul to go when he did not want them, Dr. Foss, for the committee appointed last week, reported a se; ies of resolutions in which they re- commend the discussion of the principles of the temperance reform i all their pulpits; the holding ‘oi temperance, prayer and experience meetings, wand the lormation of temperance societies in all their churches and sunday 1001s. The resolu- tions also reaitirm the ministers’ belief in total ab- » gtinence as the true temperance ; they ask for prohi- bitory legislation and the enforcement of existing laws against intemperance and the sale, &¢., of In- toxicating liquors; they do not propose to the wo- men engaged in (his crusade any specific meas- ures, but ‘eave them to God. They will, however, co-operate with them. They pledge themselves to enforce the discipline and the recommendations ‘Of the last General Conference on this question. Rev. Mr. French thought the ministers should Wait Until they got the call from God through the women. A resolution was introduced by Rev. W. C. Steele endorsing the National Temperance So- ¢ciety’s publications, but the meeting could not go go lar us that, They, however, adopted the coim- mitwee’s resolutions and one in @ modified form re- lating to the Nauouai Temperance Society. Temperance on the West Side—A Large Mass Mecting—Dr. Crosby Denounced. A mass meeting o( the friends of the temperance eause was lield last night in the West Thirtieth street Methodist Episcopal churcn, between Eighth ana Ninth avenues, The attendance of both ladies and gentiemen was unusually large, far exceeding in point of numbers any gathering that has yet taken | lace in this city. The proceedings were opened yy the singing of the campaign hymn, ‘‘Nearer. My God, to Thee,” followed by a prayer offered by Rev. H. H, Birkins. The pastor of the church, Kev. Stephen Merritt, Jr., who presided throughout the Mecting, then introduced J. Aiexander Mowatt, ‘who spoke of the great antiquity of the temper- a@nce movement. He then reierred to the sermon delivered on Sunday last by Dr. Howard Crosby, Whom he denounced as an enemy to the temper- ance cause. Rev. Dr. W. C. Steele, of the Beekman Hill church, was the next speaker. remarks by reierring to the action of Dr. Crosby, ef whom he spoke in no measured terms. Rev. Mr. Merritt then addressed the assemblage, ‘when the exercises were brought toa close by te singing of the Doxclogy. THE RAILROAD STRIKERS. eed The dock hands of the Erie Railway Company @re still holaing out. The company have employed ver 500 new laborers in place of the experienced | bands who knocked off. One of the laborers said © 3 HERALD reporter yesterday :— “Iv's all very well for them to employ green hands, but these cannot do the work like those ‘Who spent years at it. AT THE JERSEY CITY SIDE a@detachment of police irom each precinct were | - @etailed to report to Captain Van xiper, at the Second precinct station, for duty in anticipation Oi troubie trom the strikers at the Erie depot. At mine o’clock the column formed and marched to bo spot, numbering about 100. Upon their arrival Tikers were {ound in various parts of the yard discussing the situation in an excited Manner. ‘They were requested to leave, Which they did in the must peaceable mau- mer, and the police were distributed in con- venient jocations in various parts oi the yard and about the vuiidin At ten o’clock the barge con- taining the newly empicyed hands arrived at the | Pavonia ferry, and they were at once marched to the warehouses, where they Were registered, counted Off in gangs and set to work, The party numbered about 250, and appeared to be composed of young men, a numoer of Whom appeared to be Germans. As they were marched to the scene oi their labors the strikers looked at them with threatening glances, but the presence of tue police prevented aay disturvance, ONE OF THE NEW HANDS STRUCK. AGerman laborer employed at the Erie dock | ‘was attacked while on his way to dinner at noon by a party of strikers wita stones and other missiles at the corner of Pavonia avenue and Henderson street, oue of which struck him, injuring somewhat. He beat a hasty retreat an! took refuge in Wildhagen’s saloon, He took the first car whieh passed for a place of safety. The strikers ‘Were quiet up to three o'clock yesterday afternoon, The strike is over at the docks of the Pennsyl- vania and New York Central railroads. The men went to work yesterday morning, accepting the company’s conditions—seventeen and analy cents | Rk es THE BROOKLYN CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL, The South Congregational chure h, of Springfield, Mass., bas reconsidered its action refusing to be represented in the Brooklyn Congregational Coun- cil, and appointed the pastor, Rev. 8. G. Bucking- | Ram, and Hon. D. L. Harris delegates to atiend. REAL ESTATE. ‘The following were the public transactions yes- terday:-— James M.;Miller sold by order of the court in fore- elosure—The house and iot, 189x105, on East Fitty- seventh street, south side, 137.6 feet east of Lexington avenue, to Julius Whitner for $5,000 over and above Mortgage and rnterest of $11,000—total, $16,000. adjoured the foreclosure sale ‘of the premises on ‘the northwest corner of Lexington avenue and Sixty- ith street imdefnitely. Alten, Douley 4 Henriques adjourned the foreclosure of the stabse and lot on the north side .of Last Forty- ¢ street, 10 feet west of Fourth avenue, to April 2 G. Ferguson reports having sold four lots on the north side of West 1 werntte, for $ULW0 SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATBS, OF DEPARQURE FROM NEW YORK @OR THE MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL. Mech 24° |Mteh 25, Bowling Green Wen.25., “| Bowling Green Me 7 Bowling Green Pe: €v Broadwi Mel 61 Broad way Me. 15 Broadway. Me a )we arr -" | Liverpool roadway. Bowling Greom Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 61 Broad way, -|Bremen .[Hamoure al a. , 1 Brussels ay. 12 Bewiing Green 2y Broad way 7 ¥owling Green 113 Broadway 4 Bowling Green é1 Broadway. Bremen... Liverpool AN Glasgow... Hamburg Apt! Liverpool. April 8. April 9..| Hamburg: «Greece, April 11.;| Livernool,. [69 Broad wa Dity ot Par April |Liverpool: .|15 Broaésva v. Adriatic ;JApril 122; |Lavervool.. [19 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AKD MOOK, HIGH WATER. 6 ss | Gov. Sn rises, Isiand..morn 1 99 Bun sets. 6 164 dandy Hook,.morn 12 2 Moon sew. 114) Hell Gate.,,.morn 2 i PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 23, 1874. -—— CLEARED; Steamship Minnesota (Br), Beddoe, Liverpool—Wil- hams £ Gulon. m Steamship Ontario, Sloeum, Rio Janeiro, &o—W R Gar- mn. Steamship City of Panama, Dow, Aspinwail—Pacifie Mail eamahip ©o. Steamsmap Hatteras, Ernest, City Pointand Richmond id Domplon steamship Uo. Eeanenio Franconia, Bragg, Portland—" F Amos M Bangs, nan Frateisco—Sution & Co, Bark , tandstedt, Bremen—if & 00, "Brie Pearl, Briggs, Port Spain—D Trowbridge & Co ir Geo He commenced his | ?ch 28,.) Liverpool..|1 Broadway. Weh 28,.|Glasgow,...\7 Bowling Grean M’ch 3... | Sremen. Bowling Green | ‘ch 31..|Livernool # Broadway. ‘Benr Liaste Fiorence, Lippinoott, Baltimore—W Chal- ‘Schr Geo H Squires, Haley, Boston—Overton & Haw- Sehr Carrie 6 Degie, MeDonald. Gloucester—R J God- Sloop, Torts America, Lyon, Providence—h W Jack- Se “Sreamer Mayflower, Fats, Philadelphia, Steamer D Utley, Davis, Philadel & N Priges. Steamer Bristoi, Wallace, Philadelpmua—Jas Hand ARRIVALS. REPCRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Republic (Br), | March 12 and Queenstown 13, with mdse and passe to J H Sparks: Maren 17, lat 4718, lon 38 signals with a National steamer | miles east of Sandy Hook, passed | hence for Liverpool} same date, $00 “Cerry” Ger), from "Villa Ceu Steamship Wyoming (Br), Juard, and Queenstown 12th, with muse and 131 passengers to Williams & Guion. Maret 18, lat 43 52, lon 53, passed a bark-rigged steamship, pound f; ist, lat 41 20, lon 65 Anchor line steamship, do; 2% lat 4l U4, lon 67 12, @ White Star steamsha) Oo. Steamship keyot (Br), Grogan, Liverpool Mareh 11, | and Queeastown 12th, with mdse and passengers to F w J Hurst. Steamship Cleopatra, Mankin, Vera Cruz March 11, Progreso |3th and Havana 18.b. with mdse end passem: Bers to F Alexandre & Sons, Steamship Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston March 15, via Key West 19th. with mdse ad passengers to © H Mallo- ry Co. March 19, off Sambrero lighthouse, spoke schr 19, Yosemite, bound north. Foley, Baltimore, with mdse ard. Steamship Benefactor, and passengers to J Lorili Smp Edith Warren (ot Liverpool), Clarke, Calcutt Dec land Sand Heads Sd, with mdse to Warren & C Had light winds in the Indian Vcc , then moderate weatner to March 9: then had heaxy Nand NW gales to the I7th, since fine weather; passed Cape of Good Hope 3 and crossed the Equator Feb 18-in lon SL W; lost BE trades in lat 18 N, lon 57 W; Feb 26, lat 17 20, Jon spoke brig Kimalo, trom Liverpool for Polano, ° BW is anchored off the Hightan . Hong Kong 114 (Ger), Hagem: 8G Smith el'to H Roop & Co; Smith, ves | passed Cape of Good Hope 86 days out. crossed the | Equator Feb 18, in lon 35 March 11, lat 28 30, jon Passed a vessel, of about 500 tons, water logged and aban. doned ; the J 8 is anchored on the bar. Hark John © Muaro (of London), Smith, | days, with tea to order. Passed Cape of Good Hope Jan 27, St Helena Feb 8, and crossed the Equator Feb 19 in Jor 4 27 W. Had fine weather to Marci 4; since strong NW gales. ro Bark Johann Smit (Ger), Hagemann, Whampoa Nov with teas, &e, to Hermann Koop « Co. {s anchored outside the Dar. Bark Mereur (Rus), Hellund, Hartlepool 71 uays, in bal- last to Tetens & Boekmanna s Bark Carib, Crowninshicld, St Croix 17 days, with | sugar, &c, to P Buntord & Co. Had heavy weather. The Cari» is anchored on the bar. 50 days, in ballast at Sandy Hook for | days, with mdse to Brig Atalanta (Nor), Moe, Antwerj | to Funch, kdye & Co, is anchored orders. ), Tarnich,. Palermo 51 2 iibrattar Fe Brig Endymion (of Saicourbe! 10 s NW days, wita iruit toG F Bul Pas weather to Bermuda; frou split. sails and’ carr’ ’ 2, midnight, while lying at anchor on by schr Grace Webster, carryin main chain plates, three stanchions and about 12 nd sail. Ital, Amadio. Palermo 58 days and Brig New York 9 y Gibraltar 42 days, with suiphur, &¢, to Punch, Euye & Co. Brig Haleyon (of St Mary's Bay, NS), German, Matan- | zas 23 days, with sugar to Simon‘de Visser; vessel to DR. | De Wolt & Co. Was iédays N of Hatteras, with heavy | NW gales. Brig W D Andrews, Jackson, Sagua 7 days, | nneli, Minturn & ©o: vessel to R Marray, Jr. | | | Schr Maggie Cain (of Philadelphia), Scull, Cienfuegos | 30 days, with sugar to vans, Ball & Co. ‘Had heavy north and northwest gales: been M4 days north ct | Hatteras; lost and spilt sails The Maggie Cain 1s anchored on the bar. | _Sebr Grace Websier (of Portland), Hume, Cardenas via | Delaware Breakwater 12 days, with molasses to order; vessel to Miller & Houghton. March 22. midnight, ran into brig Endymion, lying at anchor off Sandy Hook, and had jitboom with all headgear carried away. | sehr LQ C Wishart, Mason, Norfolk, with piles to | ns. Ball & Co. | e JC Cottingham, Ayres, Virginia, with wood to t & Petty. chr Isle of Pines, Steelman, Virginia, with timber to Overton & hawking, Schr 5 W Bunneli, Bunnell, Baltimore, with coal to | Slaght & Petty, | ar C H Mallison, Pearce, Delaware, with gram to H Havens. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND EAST, mshin Franconia, Bragg. New York for Portland. r Charles P Stickney, Mathews, Philadelphia for ith sugar Sia: it r } rset. chr kieapor B Cornwall, Higgins, Virginia for New n. r Maggie & Lucy, Avery, Baltimore for Province- | town. rT Speedwell, Spaulding, New York for Rockland. | I nr A G Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Haverstraw tor Provi- lence. | Sehi BELOW. tlas (Nor), Larsen, from Hamburg March 4. (Re ‘@plloc March 22, iat 40.56, lon 6, frem boat Ab Leuvett, No 4). k Battesting G (Ital), Bajetta, from Hull 6 days, | Mirand: 04). . from Palermo 80 days (by pilot boat M E Fish, SAILED. Steamships Ontario, for Rio Janeiro; Hatteras, City Point and Richmond; ships Guinivere (Br), London ; a, Madras and Calcutta; barks Adelphia (« Haraoarossa (Ital). Barrow, E N Nor), London: Hope Ke . Villetranche. | \ Shipping Notes. | Bark R P Buck, 101M tons, was raised on the large bal- nce dock foot of Pike street, on the 17th inst, for exam- ination, and was followed by park Victor, 6% tons, of Bosten, to strip. calk and remetal. Steamer Cuba, 10/5 tons, of the Havana line, is now on to undergo the same process. Brig HC Sibley, 553 tons, of Belfast, Me, has been on | the smaller dock adjoining, to strip, ealk and remetal. Steamer Goethe (Ger), $408 tons, 180n the mammoth sectional dock, toot of Rutgers street, to receive a new wheel. Schr Kocheko, 319 tons, has been on the smaller sec- tional dock adjoining, to receive a suit of yellow metal sheathing. Propelier Virgo, 1143 tons. has beer on the large sec- tional dock at Clinton street to pamt bottom, and ship Constantine, 1281 tons, is now on for examination. The entries at the screw docks foot of Market street last week have been:—On the large dock, bark John J Marsh, 410 tons, for examination; and on the smaller | dock, schr Jos W Wilson, 271 tons, to calk and paint, and propellers Lackawanna and C P Raymond, both to re- uiove wheel, and Sentinel. for new rudderpost. As will be seen by our list, the inclement and foggy weather of the past week has interfered with dock en- Beas Marine Disasters. | Bark Wettnotox, White. at San Francisco Merch 14 from Nan 0 ou the 10th inst, in lat 40 N. lon 124 ale from M, during which shippea_muc had a heavy K water, washed away the skylights, filled the cabin tull | of water, shitted cargo, &c. Bank Sir (Nor), Lorange, trom New Orleans for Havre, returned to Algiers March 19, in distress, having been in | collision on the bar. Bank Canister (Ger) from Bremen, just arrived. while a E the bark’! | damaging extent of about $300), | her jlbboom carried away. quarter and | of stone: hay, arrived at Havana 14h inst, leaking very badly. Eight men were kept constantly at the pumps She commenced discharging on the létn. | | Bric Steen, from Baltimore for Cardenas, which prung aleak at the former port a short time since, sailed for her destination 23d inst, having repaired. Scar Ocrax Traverten, of Beverly, Mass, bound to Parker's Head, Me, tor ice, went on to Stage Island on tor repairs. xorae H Mrxts, Tilotson, at Providence March 21 trom New Orleans, had heavy weather during most ot the passaze On the sth, betiveen the Belize and Tor- tugas, took a heavy gale from the north, during which ‘was compelled to throw overboard a portion of the cot- ton seed meal. Sour E R Kirk, Tole. from Baltimore for Boston, which ent ashore on Willoughby Spit 2ich inst, was hauled off same night by the Messrs Baker's wrecking steamer Resolute. She has a full cargo of coal Scar Hera, Miller, at San Francisco March 33 from Coluusbia River. on March 4, 60 miles south of Cape Dis- appointment, was rua into by sehr Oregonian, carrying away bowsprit, starboard and cathead, and staving head rail and starboard quarter. Steamer Annie, Steen, from Wilmington, Del. which was ashore on the rocks on Governor's Island, was got off and taken to the dry dock at Red Hook tor repairs. Bostox, March 22—Sehr Freeman is ashore on Lovell's Isiand; is expected off next tide. Gaxvestox, March 13—The steamtag Gen Stewart Van Viiet, which was engaged this morning to go to the hark Algeria, whien went ashore about a mile and a half trom Bolivar Point on Monday night, returned this atternoon, having been unable to accomplish anything. The Alge~ | ria lles pertectly easy in nine ieet of water, and has not bilged. The captain was put on board the steamer Mat- amoros No 2, outside, during the atternoon, and it is thought that an.attempt would be made by that steamer to wet the back off during the night. Porttanp, Me, March 2%—The schr Ossian E Dodge, " Whitten, trom Bath for Boston, with lumber, went ashore on Beach Island this morning. She bilged and filed with Water, ihe crew were saved, Miscellaneou: We are indebted to the purser of the steamship Repub- Ue, from Liverpool, for courtesies. We are under obligations to Purser A K Cody, of the stes:nship Cleopatra, from Vera Cruz and Havana, for the prompt delivery of our files and despatches. Spoken. Ship Young America, Manson, trom San Franeisco for Liverpool, March 1¢, at4 PM, 0 miles 8 bv W at Faral- Jones. showing JFQM, March 6, steering ‘om Bom- An American shi SW (by steamship Lorne, at Liverpool 9Ua inst bay). (The Lorne was in lat 49 N, lon 8 W, on tne Sth. | Bark Maria Keine (Fr), trom. Plymouth for Phiadel- phia March 22, lat #45, lon 6¥ (by pilot boat A Leggett, do. Berk FQ DA (Ital), trom Cork for Philadelphia, March 8. 3 miles SSE of the Highlands (by pilot boat M E Fish, Nos). ‘An Ameriean bark, showing Whitehouse fag, with black W encircled, was seen Mareh 11, no iat, &c. A French bark Spon and in ballast), bound to San Francisco, was seen March 9, lat 29 18 N, ton 150 50 W. Brig Alex Willams (Br), from Mayaguez ior New Ha- ven, March 15, lat 3435, lon 73 40, Sehr F & Baird, from —— for Baltimore, with cottoa, q Jat 32 25. lon 75. March 6, ietic Young (of Philadetphia), Young, 16 days from Galveston for Suiem. March 18, lat 34 49, lon 34, ‘The eget {yom scotiand for New Orleans, March 2, lat 49 45, lon NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Prescott, Magee, Severn Hiver—J B Davy ander M Lovell, Gage, Key West—Overton & Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are\n- formed that by telegraphing to the Hexavo London Bureay No. 40 Fleet stress the arrivaly at agd depart NEW YORK HERALD, oy 106 | anchored in the North River, was ‘run into on Sunday | e brig had | Bric Guexnate, Conklin, from New York, witha cargo | | Friday last; at high tide she was got off and taken to | Booth! ures from European ports, and other ports oroa4, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. melerpinliliaaiactintas TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. - Ship Charles A Farwell Stranded on t Coast of Denmark—Ship Ambvose in Collision at Calcutta—Bark L G Bige- low Beached in Cloughey Bay—Barks Liburna, Johann Ludwig, Abby Tho- mas and Norma, and Schr Vixen Dani aged During the Late Gales—Arrivals and Departures, Loxvox, March 23, 1874. STRANDED. Ship Charlies A Farwell, Street, trom Savannah for Re- val, is stranded on the Island of Anholt (Denmark), Part of her cargo has been saved, and the balance will be if the present weather continues, COLLISION, A despatch from Calcutta, dated to-day, states that the ‘was damuged seriously by collision, and will require to go into dock tor repairs and survey. BEACHED, Bark L G Bigelow (Br), O'Neil, from Liverpoo} for Providence, RI, previously reported returning to Beliast in distress, has been beached in Cloughey Bay. She had lost maimmast. [Another report states that she is a total wreck. } THE EFFECTS OF THE LATE HEAVY WEATHER. Bark Liburna (Nor), Mosfjeld, trom Baltimore, which arrived at Queenstown to-day, lost {ore and main masts, | mizzen topgallantmast and jibboom on the passage. Bark Johann Ludwig (Ger), Holljes, at Queenstown | yesterday from Baltimore, had heavy weather, and lost mizzen and maintop masts, headgear and forerigging. Bark Abby Thomas (Br), McMullen, from Philadelphia | with loss of yards and sails split. Bark Norma (Ger), Boman, from Baltimore, which aj rived at Falmouth to-day, experienced severe weather | onthe passage, and lost topmasts and had maiimast | sprung. Schr Vixen (Br), Brown, which arrived at Caraiff to- | day trom Baltimore, had galley swept overboard, boats carried away and bulwarks stove. ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpool March 22, ships Adolphus (Pr), Rose, New York; Pharos, Ellis, San Francisco; 234, Fort | Regent (Br), Olsen, New York; Astracana (Br), Pe Galveston; barks Henry Reed (Br), Townsend, Darien; Shelburne (Br), vill, New York; Activ (Nor), Jacobsen, 60, Arrived at London March 22, ships Talbot (Br), Simons, | New York; 23d, Yaunton (/'r), Chalmers, ao; Corne! Grinnell, Borland, do; bark Nystad (Nor), Amundsen, do; brig Car! Johann (Swe), Trup, New Orleans. Arrived at Falmouth March 23, bark Norma (ver), Bo- man, Baltimore (see above). Arrived at Bristol March 23, brig Carl XV (Nor), Nills- sen, New York. “Arrived at Cardiff March 23, schr Vixen (Br), Brown, Baltimore (see above). Arrived at Caernarvon March 22, bark Irene (Br), Par- ry, Savannah. } “Arrived at Glasgow March 23, barks Banco Navale ) Bata), Savignone, New York; Speed (Nor), Olsen, Wil- mington, NC. | Arrived at Queenstown March 22, ships John Bryce, Morse, San Francisco; Fifeshire (Br), Westwater, Port- land (Oregon); barks Teliemach (Nor), Jonassen, Nor- | folk; Virsinia Camogli (Ital), Fazio, New York; Freya | @¥or), Jahn, Ba)timore; Nymphen (Nor), Olsen, New York; Joaann Ludwig (Ger), Holljes, Baltimore (see | above); Constantia (Br), Sterns, New York; Sarah A Dudman (Br), Dudman, Philadelphia; 28d, ship Leon Crespo (Br, Whitburn, San Francisco; barks Peppino Mignino (ita), Di Martino, New York: Mary (Br), Bol- ton, ‘San Francisco; Eleanor (Br), Phillips, Pensacola; Timatar (Rus), Sahlstrom, Baltimore; Liburna (Nor), Mosfjeld, do (see above); Abby Thomas (Br), McMullen, Philadelpnia for Hamburg (see above). Also arrived at do 23d, 12:30 PM, steainship Baltic (Br), Kennedy, New York for Liverpool. Arrived at Beva) March 21, bark Embla (Br), McKenzie, Savannah. Put back to Geestemunde March 23, ship Chas H Onl- ton (Br), Hammond, from Bremen for New York. | armvea at Bremen March 22, snip Maria Stoneman (Br), Blauvelt, Savannah, Arrived at Rotterdam March 28, barks Wallace, McCor- mack, New York; Emina (Aus), Luccovieh, do; Herzog Ernst (Ger), Schlueter, Baltimore. Arrived at Havre March 21, bark Westfold (Nor), Jacob- | sen, New Orleans; 224, brig Amelia (lial), Cassaregie, Galveston. New York via Gibraltar. Arrived at Genoa March 23, schr CS Bushnell, Mayo, Baltimore. | Arrived at Leghorn March 23, schr A Heaton, Rogers, New York. Arrived at Marseilles March 23, schr Bennington, Ed- wards, Philadeiphia. SAILINGS, Sailed from Liverpool March 23, ships Lancaster, Bart- | lett, New York; Algoma (Br), Curry, United State: | barks Alice Reed, Kelleran, Tybee; Macassar (Ger), Westendor!, United States, Sailed from London March 22, bark Antonio (Ita}), Cal- ducci, United states. Sailed from Middlesborough March 22, bark Nordstjer- nen (Nor), Johnsen, United States. Sailed from Leith March 22, bark Francesco R (Ital), Rivarola, New York. iled from Cork March 22, bark Tjomo (Nor), Roed, United states. Sailed from Havre March 21, ship Baden, Dyer, United States; bark Amity, Baker, do. Sailed from Helvoet March 21, bark Fortuna (Ger), Jantsen, United States, | Sailed trom Hamburg March 21,ship Premier, Merri- thew, United States. Saiied trom Bremen March 21, ship Matador (Ger), Stenzel, United States; bark Johanne Marie (Ger), Gus- avus, Baltimore, Sailed trom Leghorn, bark Maggie Elliott (Br), Cil- more, New York. Foreign Ports, Bomaay, Feb 16—Jn esi ships Cavour (Br), Evans, tor New York: Lydia Skolfield, Forsaith, (or Amsterdam (before reported for Havre), lds. Hone Kone, Feb sailed previous, shin Game Cock. Stoddard, Manila, to load tor ew Yor | “Havana, March li—Arrived, brigs Glendale, Conklin, | New York; higreta, . Portland: Jota, barks Wo Anderson, Brandt, ork; Brunswick, ‘True, Por Havelock (Br) er: Greenc hrs Abbie Portland: Leone-sa, €eyer, Charie Ridgeway, do; 16th, barks Mart Marseilles; schrs'dna. Harwood, Uar- jerra Morena; Electa Bailey, Smith, Portand; wood, * | ith, steamship Strassburg Ger), Batre, New Orleans for Hamburg; barks James E Brett, Gallon, Carditt: Kate Upham (Br), Brown, a rig Clara J Adains, McFadden, Baltimore. Sailed Jéth, bark Sarah B Hale, Nevens, Cardenas; brig Tercer Parcelo, Fontrodona,’ New Orleans; schr Jas A Crocker. brown, Charleston; 15th, brig Lena Thur- low, Corbett, ‘north of Hatteras; 16th, Hakon Jarl (Nor), Tres,” Philadelphia via Cardenas: brig Lavinia (Br, ‘LockMart, north ot Hatteras via Cardenas: Veto, Henierson, Baltimore; Mary B Harris, Mitchel north of Hatteras: Altred D itacaell, Long. New Yor 7th, bark Tantivy (Br), Carey, Cardenas sehr William | Toad, Wood, do. Haisrax, Maroh 2%—Sailed, steamship Alpka (Br), Shaw, Bermuda and St Thomas Mussina, Feb 26—In port brigs Dirigo, Cofn, from Mar- seilles, arrived 23d, tor United states; Fanny, Smith, for Philadelphia, to finish loading in 2 days; Josephine (Br), nion, and’ Lophema (Br), Frazer, for United states, ana others as betore. MaRasam, Feb l—Arrived, D H Bisbee, Anderson, New Yor + March 3—In port schrs Addie Walton, for W F Green, for New H 5 TaNZAS, March 13—Arrived, b: ton, Hayre: schrs E Rock, Hammond, Ha | Mobile. Nanaimo, March 14—Arrived, Keller, Sah Francisco via Port'Townsend led March 14, ship Commodore, Gilmore, San Fran- | cisco; bark Union, Neilson, do. sacua, March 9¥—In port brigs Sagua, Munday, from dorila, Hollaud, lag. arch 12—Arrived, barks Remijio. (Nie), Phiiadelphia, di anciseo; Mariano, Ryder, do; 18th, ship .Stip Rosswell Sprague, Victoria, VL. Howard, San Fr: Canada, Herrman, do. qt Nttaw, Mare H—Sailed, bari De x, Peterson, Bow [Per Stramsnir Rervnise.) cAxtranr, Mare 9—Arrived, Marta Bowker, Allen, Callao, Sailed 9th, Abram Young, Farnsworth, Philadelphi sailed trom Flushing roads Sth, Atecanta, se! | Philadelphia: 7th, Quebec, Smith, New York. AvicaNts, March $—arrived. Jolin Tupper, Foster, Fer- if, nanding. Buisroi, March 10—Arrived, Tacito, Dodero, New | York; ‘Rare, Francovich, do} Sunbeam, Whitney, St John, NB, for Gloucester. in road, 1Wth—inrichette, Deste, fram Philadel- hia iseppe Capurro, Capuro, trom New York; issignano, Wiadulich, trotn do (ali jor loucester). Baxxow, March 9—Arrived, Callao, Williams, San Francisco, Beirast, March 9—Arrived, Ossoinack A, Ossoinack, New York; lth, Parodi ©, Parodi, do, BER anemares: March 9~Acrived, Duisburg, Holljes, jaltimore. Baenxesaves, March 7—Arrived, Hansa (s), New York; Herbert Mah poantieed: fas > Brake, Mare! rrived, Von Reon, Koch, Nae Brnoex, eb 2—Sailed, Bros, use, America. poBatarid, Jan B—Areived, JP Wuseler, Taner, Obert- n. Cork, March 7—Arrived, Nostra Signora Boschetth Qitvart Baltimore; %th, Emilie, svauberg, do; Tjoma New York. Crau, Jan 20—Sailed, Star of the South, New York. ge Ceruatonta, Feb 20—Sailed, Annie Janc, Morrison, New ‘ork. Dist, March 10—Off, Storjohann, Mortensen, from New- cagtle for New Haven, Ct. ‘Satled th, Warden (from Sunderland), Pen- } sacola; 11th, Aricana, Clark (from London), do. Parsed Mth, rrven, Gessessen, irom Philadetphia; Fornjot, Torgensen, from Baltimore, Temi, swrek, from New York. Donexwess, March 10—Passed, an American bark. nals aK WK, bound eist, ch 0—Arrived, Pallas, Niska, New York; Ptetta, Papp do. Eisixone, March S—Arrived, Fram, Andersen Wit- mington, NO, tor Stettin. FaLMovtit, March J0—Arrived, Figlio, Raicivich, Bel- Just for New Yorks showing Duss, ship Ambrose (Br), while loading at that port for Boston, | | for Hambnrg, arrived at Queenstown to-day, leaky and | rs, | ic, Charleston; Runnymede (Br), Cor- | Arrived at Malta March 23, bark Western Sea, Hansen, | | ing RR No 13, 20th, RZ aaingeemn 4 METived, Dualoe, Batten, Phtla- rfusdow, March l—Arrived, Victoria @, New York; ‘dursnoce, March 6—Salled, Sunlight, Hayes, Clen- fee) Genoa, March &-Arrived, L 8 Davis, Sterling, Savan- h ti mine’ Feb Wagrived, Hester A Blanchard, Hardy, chittagong. Hawstus, March 8Arrived, Witch of the Wave, sate er, Iquique; 9th, Ocean, Simmons, Phila- elpota. ‘Sailed 8th, Otto & Antonie, Gundersen, New York. Havux, Maren 8—Sailed, | Hanne Selmer, Nielsen, New Yo Passed through the Roads sth, J L Wickwire, Williams, from Rouen tor St Domingo. Hon Koya, Jan t4—Arrived, Jean Sands, Lefavour, Burrard Inet. you 1, March 10—Arrived, Cecchino Danovaro, New ork. Liverroot, Maren 8—Arrived, Russia (#), Cook, New Silied 9th, Adomh, Ladewlzs, Fernandina; Adorn: paviee, New Orleans, Charmer, Lucas, Hong Kong; 1, Patien, Sandy Hook ; India, Patten, Bahia; 10th, , Vigester, Vhiladelphia; 11th, Dartmouth, Ray- ‘andy Hoo! dd 9th, Niphon, Pay, Southwest Pass; Under- tor, MeConnell, sydney, UB; Charles & Jolin, Elias. Philadelphia ; Regia, Larsen, do ;>uez, Bozzano, New Kutered out 9th, Northern Chief, Miller, for Sandy Hook: N &t Gardner, Journeay: do; Nevada (3), For- syth, New York; 0th, Brodene, ie, Philadeipiia. Off the Skerries Sth, St John, Scribner, trom Liverpool for New York, March 11—Arrived, Lake Simcoe, Stewart, arn DON, New York. Cleared 9th, Eldorado, Engliah, Carciff and Rio Ja- neiro; Pacific, Johnson, New Yor Kong Sverre (s), Dannevig, do ‘(and sailed trom Gravesend 10th); Lith, Formica,’ Abramsen, Philadelphia; St Christopber, Brandhow, Doboy. Encered oué 10th, Holland (8), Simpson, for New York (master changed), sailed trom Gravesend 9th, Constantia, New York ; 10th, Ladoga, Willey, Bosion; Lith, Napoleon III, Vessel, New York; Williams, Philadelphia. | _ Lerra, March 9—Arrived, solertia, Olsen, Darien; 10th, San Domenico, Dodero, New York, Lamtasu, March 6—Sailed, Bertha, Schultz (trom Greenock), New York. Messina, Feb 24—Sailed, Janet, Hansen, New York; March 2, fremont, Connor, Boston; id, La Clguena, Vi- dulich, New York. | ydlauiuiuuxs, Maren S—Arrived, Myronus, Higgins, New ‘ork. eh Jan 12—Arrived, Game Cock, Stoddard, Hong ong. Sailed 24th, Sonora, Paine, London; McNear, Carter, San Francisco. Mapet.a, Feb z7—Salled, Addie M Chadwicx, Cohen (destination not given). _ Neweastix, March 7—Entered out, Rilsoer, Reierson, for Philadelphia; Kinilie, Ducke, San Francisco. Newky, March )—Arrived, Augvald, Rasmussen, Baltl- mor 4 9th—' 1] sbeck, Dowsing, Baltimore. phiveastie, NSW, Jan'/—Sailed, Piying Lagle, Crowell ong Kong. Pu santa, March 8—Sailed, Don Quixote, Vemetes, Sin- gapore; Bell Walters, dgeit, Havana, Vovuauri, March 10—Arrived, ipl, Mareglia, Balti- miciiled 9th, Slava O, Tripcovich, New York, Qvxexstown, March 10—arrived, JR Hay, Roup, Ba- ke}'s Istand, Sauled 1ith, Elida, New York, Hancox, Heb 2Arrived, liza A Kenney, Pitman, Galle, Feria March 10—Arrived, Albatross, San Fran- cisco. yhisses, March 9—Sailed, Bcliptic, Jonasen, New ork. Swixemonpe, March 7—Arrived, Pudel, Farlow, New York; Rosa, Notschild, Wilmington, NC. Suyvexa. Feb 26—Arrived, Pearl, Ryder, New York; Prentiss Hobbs, Dodge, do, Srertin, March #—Salled, Louise, Gehm, New York, Sincarone, Jan 30—Arrived, Madawaska, Smith, New- castle; Feb 1, Agate, Brown, Liverpool, Soveamaya, Jan’ 16—Arrived, Bengal, Blanchard, Sydney, NSW. “Tuiksts, Murch 5—Arrived, Madcap, Varwell, New York. Vesice, March 5—Arrived, Camelia, Balsamo, New York; Angeio, Colkioni, do. | “Vavencta, #eb 28—Sailed, America (s), Wetterlind, | Boston; Andrew Jackson, Fieid, nnab, SON, Arrived Feb 23, Fawn, Luce, (uanape. WatexronrD, March 9—Arrived, Korsfarer, Knudsen, Baltimore; Fillippo Madre, Mazzo, New York, sailed 9th, Kinderdyk (from Amsterdam), New York. a Pont, March 7—Arrived, Lorenzo, Bozzo, New ork. Batavta. Jan 31—The Tamerlane. of Greenock. Kerr, Yokohama tor New York, which stranded on the Alceste Reet, Gaspar Straits, put in here 2éth inst, in. tow of the Regalia (8). and is dischagzing the baiance of her cargo. ‘The Dutch vesse| Batavia proceeds to Gaspar dtrait to Joad the tea discharged from tne Tamerlane. 04, March 7—Advices from Larnaca, Cyprus, dated states that the Georgette Lawrence, Anierican ine, Robinson, from New York for Beyrout (pe- troleum), had put into Larnaca with damage and jetti- son, but that she woula probably proceed on that day for her destination. Liverroot, March 9—3 PM—The Pegasus, Ellis, arrived here to day from New York. Reports that on the 25th uit she snipes a wy sea, which carried away portion ot bulwarks and started main hatches, and that on the | Ist inst she sprung alcak and had to throw overboard 733 bags of Cy to lighten vessel. iliih—The Adieu, for Baitimore, which sailed hence yesterday, struck on the bar and has returned to the river, making 9 littie water, and will have to dock tor | repairs; damage sus:ained not known, | | Loxponperny, March 1i—Lighters have been sent down | to lighten the Athiete, trom Gothenburg tor Boston (US), betore reported a8 having put mto Moville Roads with | Cargo shifted. | _ Lerra, March 9—The Absalon (s), from Copenhagen for | New York. put in here 3d inst. with slight damage to skylight, by which a small quantity ot water had got mio the main hold and boats damaged; she proceeced | Queexstowx, March 9—The brig Catherine, Shearer, | which arrived here yesterday from Savannah, had lost sails and spars. th—the Nederland (s), from Antwerp for Phila- elphia, ana the Herder ), trom Hamburg tor New York, which put in here with damage, have ‘proceeded, the former tor Liverpool aud the latter tor Glasgow. Warerrond, March 9—The ship Kinderdyk, trom Amsterdam for New York, which put in here ‘as before reported) with pumps choked and ballast shitted, has proceeded, atter repairs. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, March 21—Sailed, schrs Cornelia, for Baitimore; Jennie Rosaline (rom Georgetown, DO), for BOSTON, March 2%—Arrived, steamers Norman, Nick- erson, Philadelphia; Gen Whitney, Hallett, New 'York ; brigs blizaveth Ann (Br), Laddell, ' Cientuegos ;_ Francis Lewey, Lewev, Galveston; senrs "i izzie Carr, Wall, Sa- vannah; Mary’W upper, Gilman, Darien, ‘Carrie Call, browell, do} Vanneman, C B Wond, Gand: ames Alderici Alice, Vilmington:' Western Star, John’ Stroup, Corson, | Phiiadelphi Brower, do; K & 8 Corson, Corson, di do; L& A Burlingame, Burlingame, d Rockhitl, do: L& D Fisk, Baker. co; Oliver Ames, Bab: bitt, Weehawken; Lizzie D Small, ‘Tice, do; Saratoga, Nickerson, Hoboken; Sea Nymph, Kelly, Elizabethport; Helen ‘hompson, Thompson, do; A Hammend. Paine. Port Johnson; Crescent Lodge, Crowell, New York: Laura Yolinson, Stevens, ao} Julia A Hallock, Smith, unting! & Cleared—Steamer Nereus, Bearse, New York; bark M B Stetson, Siemers, Cientuegos; schr Oceanus, Young, ae ad A IMORE, March 23—Arrived, steamers Saragossa, Si | Hooper, Savannah; Wim Crane, Howes, Boston; brig Silas N' Mardin, Brown, Sagua: schrs Louisa Birdsall, Birdsall, do: Hutile McG Buck, Bucksville, SC; Ella May, Belfast, Me. Cleared—steamers Geo Appold, Loveland, Boston; Vineland, New York: brig Magdala (Wr), Ivens, Queens: town or Falmouth for orders, salied—Bark O M Hume, Rio Janeiro: brigs Water Witch, Pernambuco; Molus (Br), Cardenas; Ocean Queen’ (Br), Bristol. BRUNSWICK, Ga, March 19—Sailed, bark Raphael (Fr), Gentil, Montevideo. BRISTOL, March 21—Sailed, schr Esquimaux, Briggs, jew York. sehr Nightingaleywhich has laid up here during the winter, was taken on the marine railway 2ist for re- ir. MOHARLESTON, March 20—Arrived, schr § S Bickmore, Barter, Philadelphia. Cleared—Schrs A B Perry, Look, Brunswick, Ga, to load tor Addison, Me; Stampede, Low, Darien, Ga, to Joad for =aiem, Mass. 23¢—Arrived, steamship South Carolina, Becket, New York; burk Carl Imenaes (Nor), Halvorsen, Savannah, i—Bark La Viats (Br), Matthews, Liverpool. March 2)—Arrived, schr W Thompson, ore. schr Duroc, w York. RTRESS MONROE, March 23—Arrived, bark Ruth oR Jensen, Antwerp; Fraternitas, Amsterdam (both seeking). dailed—Barks Marin (from London), Baltimore; Ceres, Boe (from Watertord), brigs Industry (Br), Gifford (trom Rio Janeiro), jold (Nor). Salvin (from Rich- Rio Janeiro. ‘arrive 231, barks Leone, Cork for Baltimore; Staatsroad Brock (Nor). Jonassen, Leith for orders: sclirs Glen Albyn (Br), Hastings, Rio Janciro for Baltimore; Natal (Br), Short, Palermo tor do. Passed trom Amsterdam for Baltimore. FALL RIVER, March 20—Sailed, schrs Ann E Valen- tine, Potter, Jacksonville; Julia & Martha, Hopps, New ‘ork, 2ist— Arrived, schr Mary Freeland, Clark, Galveston. UALVESTON, March 2i—Sailed,’ steamship City of Waco, Freeman, New vork via Key West. Zul strived, barks Entire, and Edmond Richardson, Porto ©: hrs CE Gibson, Thatcher, Liverpool; Sanders, and John £ Sanford, Dean, New Ball, Ryder, do. ’, Ct, March 21—Arrived, schrs E C Gates, Free- Bertha, Conover, and Hattie E Collins, 1 eS ello > an, Savannah ; Weehaw: |. y ORLEANS, March 17—Arrived up, steamship Fe- p), Havana; ships Marchmont,’ Rodgers, Lon- don; Exporter (new Newburyport; Usko, Huo- vinen, “Liverpool . Bergund, Dublin; sche Kate if Milton, Stone, New York. isth—Arrive: up, ship Sterling, Baker, Antwerp; park Shatemuc, Wennys, Liver; chirs ixcelsior, Nelson, Ruatan; Hannah Koomer, King, Jamaica. Cleared—Brig Pepa (sp), Pal, Barcelona graphed); schr L 19th—Arriv (not as tele- bady Woodbury, Woodbury, Utilla, i barks Wild “Hunter. Howat, Havre Preciosa (N ybson, Portland (Eng); Carmen, bret, Santiago de Cuba; therwald, Christiansen, Liver- ool; Maypo, Front, Havana; Sif (Nor). Lor, i Havre (returned in distress, having been in the bar) ; prig Corwena, Evins, Bangor (Wales). Below— coming Up, barks Adolf, schulken, irom Bremen; Lau- urn (Sp), Ocerin, from Havana’, Maggie L Carville, MeIntosn, ‘from Nleuresduge; brig ally Ho, Pinmmer; trom Cardenas, Cleared—ship Record (Br), Riddle, Liverpool; bark Dima (Nor), Sorensen, do; schrsO I Robinson, Beers, Ruatan ; Geo Sealey, McDonald, Havanna. 23d—Cleared, barx'Storiust Constantine (Rus), Jungell, Reval. Arrived at the Passes 23d, ship Algiers (Br), Mitchell, Liverpool and sailed tor ——); bark Mereur (Ger), De Haan, Bremen, NORFOLK, March 21—Arrived, schrs White Wing, Rob. bing; Mary B Tower, Jenkins, and W D Daisley, Brown, Boston; Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, Portland; Loagwood, n. EWRORT, March 21—~Arriv : 1 smith, Somerset tor Now vorke uaF Malad Queen, Sailed--cchrs Marshall O Wel Wood's Bole; Nautius, Crocke . Davis, Greenport for tt, Kockland tor New ‘ork. Most of the outward bound vessels remain this AM. NEW HAVEN, March 2—Arrived, schrs WF Green, guez; -arah Wood, Campbell, Jacksonville ; ning, Callen, Savannah; JS ingraham, Pack- Oia; Aun Amelia, Allen, South Aundoy; Read- Gandy. do; Baithmore, Francis, (lo; Corne- lia, Ci Elizabethport; Phoebe Elizabetu,' Mapes, ew YorX. PORILAND (Oregon), March 9—Crossed the bar, barks okin, Sey moar, for | nstown; 10th, Etta stewart Be, Henry, tor do; ( a, Potter, for Liverpool; Na- Foathieggtone, Yor Cork: PORT TOWNSEND, March 15- Arrived, ship Anreola, Bes, San Fran bark Caroline Read, Seymour, a0. PHILADELPHIA, March 2t—Arrived,’ bark Jupiter (Ger), Warncken, Bremen; schrs irvine, McLarren, Mes gina; J M Fitzpauriek, Smith, Darien, Ga;s £ Ludiam, a. Ludiam, Brunswick, 6 ullock, Rockland; Eva Bell, Somers, Providenc #E Kelley, Chase, Wareham, Mass, via Delaware d—arrived, barks Aunie Kimball (Br), Knox, Liver. Frank Le: ard, Pensac: he } Marsh: if nd, ua; Chi Daniel 'Beitiain, Cal Boston; Flor- evidence; hip a sches Jas Gordon, ou; schrs ir Kealy, ‘Gray, Cienfuegos; Towers nue Hunter, Sherman, and ‘unter, 1e | re (Non). Erich tke Erichson, Antwerp, ly Estei (It rt E H Duval (Br). 78, Aniwerp via Suvanashs Uracg (Aust, Casulich, Lone Strobridge, Porto Cabello 3 bri AB P bi a Cagayra: Prfoma usd, Vineiereata, Hull, 5 ichmond, Powers, Cardenas; schrs The do} John Hudson, Pensacola; Anna Myrick, Smith, i , Kolin, Ham- Also arrived 284, ship Palmerston (Ger), Kolin, Ham- burg; barks Lizzie Rugziero (Ital, Ruggier Nicola Drago (Ital), Fardina, London; schrs *Da But- ton, Carroll, Sacua; Annie Whitney, Havemeyer, St. ‘Thomas, via'Fernandina; ME Temertck, Kichards, Fer- naadina ; EG Millard, Wallace, Portland. _Cleared—Steamer Tonawanda, Wii!bank, Wilmington, N. C.; bark Surprise, Hoyt, Key West; schrs Lizzie Dewey, Parker, do; Bessie Morris, Al'en, Newouryport; R. W. Tull, Shropshire, Portsmouth; J: D. McCarthy, Simpson; J. H. Moore, Bassett: A. Bartlett, sinith: E. Sinnickson, Pounerville; J.B. Clayton, Gifford, and J. D. Paige, Hley, Boston; Edward alker, Hart sord: Rushlight, Harvey, Gloucest Brady, Brady, Brooklyn. Newcastim, Del, March 23—Passed down 2lst, ship Bremerhaven, and bark Ava, for Bremen ; brig Helen O Phinney, for Matanzas: schrs BH Trons, J B Clayton, Dan Gilford, and Calvis 8 Edwards, for Boston: Abbott Devereux, for Cardenas: E Sinnickson, for Portland. Arrived—Senr W P Davis, from Vhiladelphia, o Anish loading «rain for the Kast. Saile Eagle, for Fail River. ‘Sehr American Adeep laden three-masted schr ran ashore between Morris Liston’s and Reedy Island on Thursday, and re- Mained ‘ut iast advices; no particulars have’ been re- ceived. Lewes, Del, March 23, A M—Barks Francis Bourneuf and Melbourne sailed for St John, N Saturday night. ship Lizzie © Troop, from Antwerp: bark Har- old. trom Bristol, B; brig Mrs Gordon, trom West Indies. and schr Maria Reynoids, from Cardenas, all for orde. arrive’ yesterda: arks Pavolino, from Catania phia rom Cette; Northnmberland, from Neweastlé, E, Luigi -soggiaro, trom Valermo, passed in Saturday even- ing. - Brig Leab, and schrs Sarah Peters, J & M Reed and Mary i Hickman went to sea yesterday—the latter tor jew York. Schr H D Pldridge, of Lewes, arrived from Boston ves- terday: and schr Wm B Morgan sailed for Philadelphia, PM—Bark Frisk, from Frederickhold. passed in last night. Brig Jobn’ Welsh, trom New. York tor Philadel- ghia, and sehr J W Clark, trom 8¢ John for do, are here. hip Lizzie © Troop remains for New York. Brig Wm Gordon and schr Maria Reynolds, for Philadelphia, are here. Rark Herald as betore. i PORT! March 2i—Arrived, brig J W Spencer, oston: schr Mary J Ward. Ward, Savannah, OUTH, March Yi—Arrived, schr Wm i Van | wont, Brashear City, Salled—Schrs Vnion Fiag, Frisbee, Baltimore ; David 8 Siner, ‘uatley. Philade!pii PROVIDENCE, March 2l—Arrived, steamer Canoni- cus, Orswell, Fall River: brig Selma, Richardson, Pen- sacola, Newport; schrs W Whitford, Henry, Pouce, Pit: George H Mills , Tilotson, New Orieans: Carrie Heyer, Poland, Savannah; Lizzie D Barker, Ba Bartie Pierce, Hawes, do, A'S Wiley, Paine do; Leona, Wiley. do; James M Bayies, Arnold, Elzabethport; John | ¥ Hurst, Cook, do: Fanny Fern, Haton, do; RP 'King, Bliven, ‘do: riey Woolsey, Ellis, ‘Port Johnson; . Carr, do: Florida, Minguas, Ranney, ao: T P Abe} do; New Regu Dewart, South Amboy; Wm den, Adams, W awken; Ida dela Torre, Cha: English, Barker, do: Al’ Woolsey, T Terrill, Hoboken : John Stock Richards, do; Hlias Ross, Catheart, d Troy, Haverstraw; Oregon, Wilson, New York; Pointe! Wilson, do, j Sailed—Steamers Hunter, Sherman, Philadelphia; Florida, Rogers, do; schrs Annie M Nash, Nickerson, Vi ginia; Wm H Row hittemore, New York; Chilian Grant, do; Henry ¢ Key, Terry, do; Mary B Reeves, Maloney, do; Hudson, Reed, do} James M Freeman, Eldridge, do; Unison, Furst, do; © L Vandervoort, Kel- ley, do; Damon, Jonnson, do. Zid—Areived, steamer William Kennedy, Foster, Balti- more vin Norfolk. schrs Robert Pettis, Hillis, Virginia Wm Butler, Knowles, do; John Nye, Wiley, Mere win, Bunce, Kligabethport: M F Webb, Garlick, do; Rachel Jane, Taylor, Port Johnson; Victory, Moon, doz Evergreen, Turner,'do; Henry May, Hitch, do} LO Wells, Wells, do. low, schr H and, Kinney. Gal- veston ; also several schrs unknown, including one three- masted one. Sailed—schrs HT Bridges, Landrick, New York; EJ Duncan, Mackay. do; Brandywine, Fengar, do. RICHMOND, Ma ch 2l—Arrived, steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, New York (and galled 22d to return). poniied—schr Agnes, Mitchell, Bath Me, via Chicka- joininy.. GAN FRANCISCO, Match I8—Arrived, brigs Levi Ste- vens, Glover, Nanaimo; Percy Edward, Turner, Tahiti. 14th—Arrived, barks Henry Sempo (Fr), Lamothe, Montevideo for Portland; Wellington (Nic), White, Na- naimo; schrs Maggie Johnson, Hodgkins, Tahiu; Ocean Pearl. Bruce, Newcastie, NSW. Suited Ship Arkwright, Hayden. Nanaimo; barks Ma- ravilla (Br), Hinkley. Liverpool; Annie W Weston, Win- a; Hazard, Lewis, Burrard Inlet. Coloma, Potte Esther (Ger), Lund, Hamburg; umbia River for’ United Kingdom} Shooting Star, Austin, Bova de Apiza, Mex. jed—Ship Sarah Grice (Br), Hay, Liverpool. 23d—Arrived, steamship Nevada, Howell, Panama. SAVANNAH, March 19—Arrived, bark Bertha iGer), Schwarz, Hamburg. ‘Surah B Cann (Br), Fldridge, Doboy ; Jordan, Bur: Ky rr, Es Cleared—-Bark 1 , schrs Lida Babcock, Lee, Baltimore; Enchantress, Phil- lips, New York. diled—Steamship Huntsvitle, Now York; ship Martha Cobb, Cronstadt; barks Alexandra, Liverpool; Mora, do; LM Vigus, Doboy. Arrived—Steamer Leo, from New Fish, from Antwerp; barks Aukathor, haven, from Plymouth; Savannah, from Liverpool: Alexander McNeil, trom Gloucester; brig San Miguel (Sp). from Havana} sehr Eliza sawyer, trom Providence, Jleared—Sehr Gettysburg, for Baltimore. SALEM, March 20—sailed, sehrs Lars, (from Calats), Philadelphia; Calista, Deflance, Mansfield, Mary Lang: don, Patlas, Pilot's Bride, and Sinbad (rom Rockland), New York;' Nettie Cushing Grom Thomaston), do; Rival York: ship Jane from Havre; Mil- (from Westport), do; Bramhall, Delinont Locke, and Hattie Enen (rom Portand, do; Isabel (rom Lanes- ville : 0. Arrived, schrs Almira Woolley, King, Port John- nator Grimes, Philvrook, Portland for New York. vet, schrs Lizzie Young, Young, Galveston; Weaver, Philadeiphia; A’ Hammond, Paine, Pc 'st Clair kdwards, Ireland, and 7 8 McLellan, Weehawken; schr Bengal, Ntus. New York. Sailed—Schr Senator Grimes (from Portiand), New oF STONINGTON, March 20—Arrived, schrs _ Neptune. Clark, Elizabethport; Susan E Nash, Nash, PortJohn: son; Dreadnaught, Saunders, and Warren Gates, Smith, do. VINEYARD HAVEN, March 21—Arrived, schrs Wave Crest, and WB Darlin ‘ort Johnson for Boston; H Blackman. New York {oi ken for Portsmouth; Johnnis Meserve, Port Johnson for Rockland; E A Pike, Weehawken for’ Rockland; Wel- aka, Jacksonville tor orders; T Benedict, Bramball, and Delmont Locke, Portland for New York: D_ Ellis, 'Detl- ance, and Calista, Rockland for do; Nettie Cushing, Thomaston for do; John Somes, Welldeet for do; tv Bell, Lanesvinle for do: E & L Martz, Bath for Philadel- phid: J G Babcock, Rockland tor do: Lark, Calais tor do; Hadab, Belfast’ for Wilmington, Del; Speedwell, Kit Corson, Warren B Hopkins, Alice J Higgins, and ‘Fin- back, Boston tor Virginia? Matchless, Wellileet for do; Delia Hodgkins, Portland for do. 2id—Arrived, brigs Geo E Dale, Matanzas for Portland ; La Cayenne (Br), Boston for Richmond, _V: load for Pernambuco; schrs E H Drummond, Caibarien for Bos- ton; Wm Tice, Weehawken for do; Wm Gillum, Eliza- ed Frye, and Ontario, Hoboken for do; bethport for a Louise A Boardman, do tor Pembroke; Jeddic, Pier- Stephen E Woodbury, Bucksville, SC, Alligator, Weehawken for Calais; Alcora, for Portsmouth; Everglade, Port Johuson for dox Fanny Elder, Wm Flint, and Kate Walker, do for .alem; Julia, ana Bay State, New York tor Gloucester; ‘Lepreux (Br), do for Rockport; Wigwam, Belfast, tor Brunswick; &'B Wheaton and James Satter- thwatte, Boston, for Philadelphia; Union Flag, Ports- mouth, for Merrill © Hart, Bath, tor New York; Hattie Ellen, Calais, tor do; Walter Irving, Spruce Head, tor do; Convoy (Fr), Rockland, for do; Lily B French, Boston, for Charleston; Mary Ella, —, for Noriolk; George W Jewett, Wiscassit, or Savannah; John M Bali and Benjamin Oliver, ‘on, jor Virginia. Also arrived, bark Flore eters, Matanzas, for Port- Jand; achrs Jacob Kienz! Baltimore, for Samuel Hart, Port Johnson, for Boston; Maria Webster, Well- fleet, for Virginia, Sailed—Brig Jeremiah, and schrs J G Babeock, E & L Martz, Wave Crest, Johnnie Meserve, H Blackman, Na- deb, and Lepreux. Wind trom WSW to NW, fresh, squally. wd—Arrived, schrs Lney. Coalwell, Baltimore for ; Active, BF 3 Oceanus, Young, Boston for ud others not yet boarded. ILEMINGTON, NO, March 2)—Cieared, bark Albatross (Ger), Stowhass, Ant brig Prince Adelbert (Ger), Riemer, Liverpool; schrs Donna Anna, Whaley, Ha: vany: Lucy Weight, Philadelphia, WOOD'S HOLE, Mat 2w—sailed, schrs John D Wil- Hams, Pearce, Richmond, Va; Delhi, Emerson, Philadel- phia (both with guano), _..... MISCELLANEOvs. aR HAVANA LOTTERY, OFFICIAL DRAWING OF MARCH 17, 1874. CLASS 921, rize. | No 0. Prize.\No. Prize. 17619, 23980... $3.0 SSSSe=s = Ba tune eeees i er, Virginiay | Weymouth; Ada Ames, Hobo- | $100,000. | $50,000, | $25,000. $10,00. | $5, No, | Prize.| No, “Prize.|No. Prize \No. | Prize.\ No. 5802. ..$50)) 2 Dy 1471. ..8200/19:502,4.$2U0) 28, saEReees SEE aELEEER SEEEEEE 900] 2329... 300) 1479, 500] 2330...,.300) 148), ork eeeeee Be SSSSSS5) 8. eereeeuses a isa HSS: = ‘<3 fee BR: Bee B Hue epee Bas BeEEEEEEEBEEL: +] APPROXIMATION PRIZES, J. B. MARTINEZ & CO., Banke: Nov 0 Wail strees New Yorks Post office box 4,6 No, Prise.|No. Prize.| 30. ..$300) 620... $3 t ke. 6200. t ESSESES: $2 Sees eee | Ro HAVANA LOTTERY, OFFICIAL DRAWING OF MARCH 17, 1874. CLASS gL 249) 6271... 300 6296). 2 [30u LL — APPROXIMATION PRIZES, No, Prize.'|No. Prize.\No. Prise. 11291... $500) (7519, ..$300) 23980. ..$3°O en 11508, § 1030. 300 a! = eceeegesesesses ra Co Sees $60, $25,000. | $10,000. $5,000, .| No. Bice Lor Price. 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