The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1874, Page 12

eo NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, 10 = ia n I RELIEF. The Relief Fund, Donation for the poor received by the HERALD | pnd not previously acknowledged :— ne Patriote for Mra. Tach. The possibitity af a new issue of inconvertidle paper I regard with amazement and anxiety, and, ea im my judgment, such an tsaue would be a detr- oity BM. by Lexington, dam Koxana, 6 years mens and @ shame.—CBARLES SUMNER, | ptm Be Bewting, b. ¢., by Lexington, Sear fowler, nd the Downtown ‘Aaron ‘Pennington, b. @, by Tipperary, 1am Lucy Poor, Fowler, 3 years old. ‘Te following additionai contributions were re- yon eh. 1., by Tipperary, dam Gree Slave, 3 ceived yesterday by Rev. Alvah Wiswall for the | poor of the Fifth and Eighth wards, and banded to | years mace © Ce DY Lexington, dam Roxana, 2 ‘the Almoner of the Guild, Mr. Henry C. De Witt:— ‘caer ene ss vy by tmp. Leamington, dam [Those desiring to visit the oMice of the Guild | By 2 ¥' ‘will remember tnut it 1s in the school buildings at- | years 4.0" ° °F Mpperary, dam Lucy Fowler, 2 tached to St. John’s chapel, Varick street, between | Dinsmore, ch. ¢, by Tipperary, dam Greek Slave, 2 years old. Laight and Beach streets.) | , by Enquirer, dam Colleen Bawn, 2 EORS? NOTES. The following is @ list of the race horses now in training at the race course of the Kentucky Asso- ciation, at Lexington, Ky., for the meeting watch commences at that place on the 11th of May and continues six days. With such an array of horses the meeting this season bids tair to be a brilliant one:— aereeee $15 00 W’GRATH, OF LEXINGTON, KY. eply, DB. | years old. THROUGH MRS, HAYES, “Laat ™ 4 War Over, f., by War Dance, 2 years old. % 8 dam A Bag 10 00 | Fowler, aged.” aeet ate wag 8. Emil Henbacn 2 00 Oleander (late Mary Hennessey), b. m., by Tip- Cash. 5 00 perhry: Gam dam ie Gast $00 | Tobe yeh fy bY Laghtuing, dain TOKAY, 49 SENT TO GUILD OFFICE. Mae A osriptaea Se kegel Mrs. W. Dic! Peer rr rarer 5 00 enruen” by War Dance, dam Sister to orem | PEYSE, years ol TOPAL.....++.0+ +000 $54 00 immer Duck, ch. f, by War Dance, dam Previousiy acknowledged Alexandra, 8 ell ola,” ai Ada a br. £, by Melbourne, dam Kitty Free, Grand total....... weit Contributic fe to. the ee en ‘ontributions to this fund may be sent oni by War Dance, dam by imp. Ecil; Henanbomice, to Mayor Havemeyer, City Halls. V. | gycornome as ee B. Ostrander, President o! the Merchants’ Fire In- GENERAL A. BUFORD, BOSQUE BONITA, KY. surance Company, No, 149 Broadway; Andrew W. | La Grange, b. c., by Versailles, dam Lida, 3 st, Collector of Assessmeuts, New Court | years old. House; George muxe M. J., No. 16 North Wash- |“ Vulcan, ch. ¢., by Versailles, dam py Australian, saepeeenanas Gk. Lennnd, Revie aveiaes a. | 8 fomrnel Versailles, dam Florac, 8 riskie. er rople’s . | Brown filly, by Versailles, dam Florac, 3 years Canal and Thompson str J. L, Davis, Sheldon | oi, ane ¥ ne Co., No. 677 Broadway, aud Rev. 8, H. Weston, |“ McCreary, ch. ¢., by Knguirer, dam Ontario, 2 D, D., No. 3 East Forty-i!vb street, or to tne Rev. | years old. Alvah Wiswall, Master of St. John’s Guild, St. Pentecost, b. c., by Enquirer, out of Crossiand’s, Jonn’s chapel, Varick street. | dam, 2 years oid. Packages 01 ciothing, groceries, &c., should be | ‘T. J. M’GLBBONS, LAIR STATION, KY. gent to St. Jotn’s chapel, Varick street, between Nellie Grim, ch. f., by Asteroid, dam Mollie Ham- Laight and Beach streets, or if an order be sent a messenger will call for any pack | Mrs, Judge Brady, No. 19 fst Thirty-third | street, has Kindly consented to receive subscrip- | tious. eas | Seventh Ward—Bread for the Hungry. | New Yous, April 2, 1874 | To ux Eprrom or tHe Heratp:— a Daniel Sweeney, paper merchant, No. 10 Gouverneur | Yea! slip, hasgenerously donated 500 loaves of bread to the enestuut ‘My, by Asteroid, eam Laura, 3 yeare wears Sls ward by Planet, dam Geneva, 3 years bleton, 4 years old. Passover, b. i, by Red Eye, dam Sympatny, 4 years old. Mademoiselle, 0. f., by Red Eye, dam Magenta, 4 years vid, Daisy Dean, ch. f., by Red Bye, dam by Lexing- ton, 4 years old, Bay filly, by Lexington, dam Edith, 3 years old. ny ly, by Asteroid, dam Kate Hayes, 3 JOHN J. MOUNT, Chestnut filly, tain Seventh Precinct Police. | Thirteenth Ward—Donations Poor. New Yor, April 2 1874, To ras Eprror or tax Herarp:— Thave received the following additional contributions tor the poor of the Thirteenth precin: PS = gaye Kanenbly, No. 35 Columbia street, 50 pounds H. Coop. corner Rivington and Delancey streets, 200 toaves of bread. Patrick Ruddy, No, 227 Delancey street, 100 loaves of read. "Eli Bates, Chief Engineer Fire Department, No. &2 At- torney street, 100 iets of bread. anny, poke Brominer, No. 153 Delancey street, 100 loaves of | for the old. | Chestnut colt, witch, 2 years ola. | on eee Hily, by Asteroid, dam Edina, 2 years o\Ghestans filly, by Planet, dam Cordelia, 2 years Katie Pearce, b. £, by imp. Leamington, dam Stamps, 2 years oid. J. A. GRINSTEAD, WALNUT HILL, KY. Jean Vai Jean, zr. c., by Lightning, dam Seguin, 4 years old. Waverly, b. ¢., wf ae Australian, dam imp. Cicely Jopson, 4 y Crocktord, gr. ©, ty. Tektning: dam Mishap, 4 * Xda Hamm, No. 0 Wilk years old. mia ee ‘The Gleaner, b. f., by War Dance, dam Giycera, 4 Total'amount of bread received to date, 10,584 loaves. years old. HENRY HEDD. plain Thirteenth Precinct Police. > Sophy, ch. f, by imp. Australian, dam Loretta, 4 years old. Fifteenth Ward—Closing of the Citizens’ Soup Kitchen. Ovrice or rae Firreextn Warp Revier Assocration, No. 219 Mencken Staext, New York, April 2, 1874. To raz Epitox or tax HERaLy We take pleasure in acknowiedging the following dona- | tions, made since our last report :-— ee & Co., twelfth donation of 1.0 pounds of ‘Hortel, basket of rolls, | J. W. Wallace, proceeds of Charity Hon, $70. In view of the approach of spring, and the consequent @emand for labor throughout the country, we have Cuestnut colt, by imp. Leamington, dam Re- | Decca, 4 years old. oe b. c., by Rivoll, dam Nellie Gray, 3 years ola, Monmouth, ch. c., by War Dance, dam Saratoga, 3 years old. « chestnut filly, by Gilroy, dam Mishap, 3 years «chestant filly, by Gilroy, dam Wud Duck, 3 years oSadiey, ch. ¢., by Planet, dam Regar, 3 years old. Brown fly, y Gilroy, dam Brenna, 2 years old. Light Cota, gr. g., by Lighsning, dam Seguio, 2 | years old. concluded to discontinue our soup kitchen, which joy vears old for seven weeks we have Kept in active operation. r Zngari | But, notwithstanding t jon of “the commutice, Drattagan, gi. ¢, by Lightning, dam on we’ wil ie to, be “understood” that we have, | Years old. at the urgent request of many of our best citizens, formed | Qorselves into @ permanent relie! committee of the come, 2 years oid. Fifteenth ward, tor the purpose of assisting the families | Miss Austine, gr. f., by Lightning, dam Kelpie, 2 of those who may continue untortunate; We will con | years oid. nue to receive contributions, and will distribute the saine among those whom we find most worthy, after a Gilletiower, b, f., by Gilroy, dam Sister to Ruric, careful examination of their condition, We ieel con- 2 years old, vi tinue longer to furnish m we | MESSRS, B, G. THOMAS AND S. J. SALYER'S, LI ‘we con’ Ss, a8 Bove in the past. that xt will only ten3 to encourage idle | rsons to avoid seeking for em; od avo We one of the FFeateat engines in the aid of | st Heckac’ Wy Wear Dauice; Gam Dixle, d.gaars “strikes,” that have, of late, become so frequent, and | | Puzzle, b. f. by War Dance or imp. Knight of Ta egual theca the Prosperity oF ine whole | 5: George, dam Mary Hadley, 4 years old. ‘We therefore give notice that on and after Saturday | Harzum, ch. I, by Australian, dum Hera, 3 years (Bext, April 4 15/4, we will furnish no more meals to in- | old. oa ra Wo cannot close this notice without rendering our | Day filly by Red Bye, dam Sympathy, 3 years old. baw wd thanks to the benevolent residents of this ward | and others who have most kindly assisted usin our char- Mtable efforts to relieve the suffering. They have done | Robly, ae the work of this cominitice will fully tes ie | INGTON, KY. toymen: | 8 years.old. 3 years oid. MES M. HEATHERTON, Chairman. Warrior, b. c. by War Dance, dam by imp, York- LUZIER, Seer abe Se ere er, [Sarees Sears ext Bay colt by Gilroy, dam by Wagner, 3 years old. Chestnut filly by Lexington, dam Annie C., 3 years oid. Big Sandy, ch. c. by imp. Australian, dam Glen- be 2 yeurs old. Brown colt by Enquirer, dam Aurora Raby, 2 years old, EDWARD J. HEATH/RTON, Superintendent. | Twenty-Seventh Precinct. ‘To tmx Eprror or tax Hezatp:— the following contributions have been received this | any ‘or the rapes of she poor families of this precinct :— Georce W. N broad street, 350 loaves Uread. Jewell, Harrison & Co., No. 69 Greenwich street, 100 Jouves bread. 2 years old. There will be provisions distributed trom this station it by Enquirer, dam by imp. Bonnie Scot- on Fridey. 3d inst. by the Ladies’ Aid Association vf this | jana” Sears olde? ie are acc geccd Respecttully, sawp. LOWERY, Captain. D. SWIGERT, SPRING STATION, KY. Elkhorn, ch. ¢ by imp. Australian, dam Elk- horna, 3 years old. Egypt, cu. c. by Planet, dam Lady Barry. 3 years old. Brooklyn Charity. Yesterday 1,130 persons were fed at the Tenth precinct soup kitchen and 2,345 at the Fourth pre- einct relief kitchen, An entertainment for the benefit of the poor will | be given at the Academy 0: Music, under the man- agement of J. J. McCloskey, on Tuesday afternoon. ‘@n the following day Mrs. Conway wil give a matinée jor the same object at the Brooklyn | Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams will ap- pear on the occasio! TEMPERANCE, 2 years old. WILLIAMS AND OWINGS, LEXINGTON, KY. Somerset, ch. c. by Concord, dam Gelniuce, 4 | years old. Gloster, b. c. by Concord, dam Glenluce, 3 years old. oe b. c. by Virgil, dam Crucifix, 3 years "ne Star, b. f. by Gilroy, dam Astra, 3 years old. | 8 years vid. Chestnut colt by Asteroid, dam Josephine R, Rowan, 3 years old. Britamarte, ch. i. by Asteroid, dam imp. Target, 3 years oid. Presentation to Rev. Dr. Deems. The Rev. Dr. Deems was last evening presented with @ handsome silver service at bis residence by the New York Union Temperance Prayer Meet- img as @ token of their love and respect, the pre- sentation being made by Mr. A. T. McMullen, eg of the meeting, as Joliow: Hooten, 3 years oid. bay colt by Australian, dam by Glencoe, 3 years Brown filly by Lexington, dam Schottische, 2 he meeting of the New York Union Temperance t! fast Sabbath, in our usual place of meet. | Years old. % Pinyer stecting st cabbath JTorthe Strangers Greene | Volcaud, b. ¢. by Vandam, dam Iodine, 2 years *.reet, near Eighth street, I gave the following invita- old. tion "All members of this ineeting are cordialiy 10- | GEORGE CADWALLADER’S, LEXINGTON, KY. Vited to meet me at the residence of the Rey. Dr. Deems, | ly, eroid, %. pastor of the Church of the Strangers, No. 429 West ie a bao 2h cae ee erie wenty-second on Thursday ‘evening, April “ 2, at eight o'clock.” ade no explanation of the rea- Vicksburg, ch. ¢., by Vandal, dam Blondin, 2 T hy I had given this invitation, and io some, at | years oid. east is expl Sites is now made a the first tin Mignon, b. f., by Enquirer, dam Magenta, 2 years it mevting has been held regularly in your chapel | old, for the past sixty-one =sbbathe, ad hte tiie poor vic- | JOHN HARPER, MIDWAY, KY. ms of appe ve the jen of our prayers to Al- | : 4 Page edge “ mighty Gov, we have never forgotten to axk His blessing | | F-cel, b. c, by Eudorser, dam Nantura, 2 years on the pasior of the church who haa opened his qoora | old. has been @ blessed one and we have | W. STRINGFIELD, LEXINGTON, KY. souis tor Christ. ave held our first Trumpiugton, br. ¢., by unp. Leamington, dam given some of the results of our | The Gioamin, 3 years Old, ° we rejoice at those saved and “ ill “unredeemed, WUeaneT bE mete to | “Ente tor, gr. c, by Enquirer, dam Crownlet, 2 yur wo iweuss Ub or revie o years old. Jotake ating OS 2 Kevens, br. c, by Rivoli, out of Survivor's dam, leasant place in whici \ Years old. Mi sfternoon, and siso for the use of the CMmeh. a the | Warsaw, ch. ¢., by War Dance, dam Sister to occasion of our last anc We make no attempt vo repay y for we fee! that nothing we cou! = we Tore and re leave with y exercises, r kindness and love, ever do could do that e esumonial of Charity, 2 years ol Chestnut filly, by imp. Leamington, dam py Ringgold, 2 years old. |. N. HORME, LEXINGTON, KY. Kingsley, b. c., by Voucord, dam by imp. Glencoe, 3 years old, Bay anet by Concord, dam by imp. Glencoe, years ol JAMES SHY, LEXINGTON, KY. Infallible, gr. 1, by Lightuing, dam Laura Bruce, 4 years oid. RALEIGH COLSTON, LEXINGTON, KY. Chestnut mare, by Colossus, dam Sallie Watson, jer Mm pavers New York « I the results proved peyond @ny doubt that God would bless suche meeting. It was then that we recalled to mind — the eftorts we had made ganize such a meetin ‘was none willing to open their doors to v when, almost dbscouraged, we came to Key. Ur many ow kindly you received’ us and how quickiy 5 years old, sponded with offering us any place owned vy the tig Fellow, ch. ¢., by War Dance, dam by Ma- tthe report of our first. yeur® work is your thanks, | Momet, 8 years old, anything | might add would be out of place. When you Judge yor, b, c., by Lightning, dam by imp. stand a( the judgment seat of Chrirt thowe who have straian, 8 years old. deen aaved through the induence of this meeting will ve the crown of your rejoic! 1 now have the pleasure ot resenting to you tis “service.” in the name of the Pinon Temperance Prayer Meeting, and of conveying to d respect of each member ot that me: so awd, oUF Ute prayer to our Heavenly be that your lie and also the 1 ucoe, 3 yeurs Ol ember o1 your dear family may be spared ni rears a col, by Grant, dam by Altorf, Dhoni old. and t wily, When God has cone serving Himseit ay colt, by imp. Le on, tem, 2 years With Us here ou earth, we may ail meet, one undivided | ola.” ¥ mp. Leamington, dam y family, one undivided temperance prayer meeting, in heaven... The Rev. Dr. Deems sultabiy replied, and the ody then adjourned to Bethlenem chapel, No. ixth avenue, where @ temperance meeting | wae held. City Biacksimtn, b.¢., by Lightning, dam by imp. G years old. Planet, 3 years old. vunny Giasding, Be Gy by Concord, dam by imp. e8 Of A WIPL's PLOULIAR PIDBLITY, Provinenog, R. L, April 2, 1874. Thomas F. Collins, held here under requisition — from the Governor of Iilinots om charge of con- A Temperance Appeal. | spiracy, escaped from jail this evening while the ‘The jadies engaged in the crusade against the omcer was taking him to the warden’s table for demon Rum, in Brooklyn, were yesterday engaged | tea, the warden’s attention neing in the meantime in obtaining signatures to the Jollowing petition | diveried by toe prisoner's wite. to the Legislature :— | The sugitive was pursued, but a carriage was ew steps irom the doc hb To Tux Leaistature or rue Stare of New Yore:~ | Waiting @ lew ste 008, ve ae We, the undersigned, citizens and taxpayers of the | Sprang and was driven of, cities of New York and Brooklyn, confident that @ large ‘The wile Was taken into cnstody for abetting his part oi the crime and pauperism of theve cities (with all | escape, arraigned before & wagistrat Zhe irumeuse expense they entail upon the citwens | gj, 4 Pt is gistrate aud beld in lege directly ruin the liator salogns and public bars oncaaeneainsiniecies mit nd 12,000, RAILROAD STRIKE IN OBIO, wich number be it ihe salety, pe: and the comiun CLEVELAND, April 2, 1974, The jJaborers at the Union Depot, numbering nearly 300 men, struck to-day for an advance in rakitie sources of evil, dor Levintatare of the Suite o1 New York to their wages, They were all promptly paid and discharges. tora: Prevent spirituous and ntoxieating Seige dramb pu ihe prewises where in yare sold or ‘om by premises thereunio appertaining. And your peu pitoners we vau ver pray, &. | _ arm "Chestnut filly, by Planet, dam Liz Mardis, 3 years | by Planet, dam imp. Weather- | Gueicer Rose, br. f., by Gilroy, dam Mary Had- | Goidmine, ch. f., by imp, Australian, dam Jn- | Pat Dolan, br. c. by Planet, dam Young Elisier, | Planeta, cn. f by Planet, dam La Henderson, | ‘ay filly by imp. Phaeton, dam by imp. Glencoe, | Chestnut coit pyimp. Australian, dam Bonnet, Bay gelding by Asteroid, dam by ump. Yorksiure, | Chestnut filly by Secona Colossus, dam by imp. | ae old. | Chestnut colt by Planet, dam Pull Cry, 2 years » Meer, Ch. C, by Exchequer, dam by | WEATHER REPORT. Wan DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasuinaton, April 3—1 A. M. Probabilities. For New England cloudy weather and possibly ght rain or snow, the winds graduaily veering to west and northwest, with clearing weather during Friday night. FoR THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE RE- GION, LIGHT RAIN AND SNOW OVER THE BASTERN PORTION, BUT GENERALLY FOLLOWED BY CLEAR AND CLEARING WEATHER AND WEST 10 NORTH WINDS, For the Southern States and Ohio Valley gen- erally clear weather and light to fresh winds, Mostly from the west and south. For the upper lake region, generally clear weather, with winds graduaily sbiiting to south- erly, For Missouri and Iowa, winds shifting to south- east, rising temperature and generally clear | Weather, ‘The Ohio River will rise somewhat, especially the upper portion. The Weather in This City Yesterday. ‘The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in comparison with the corresponding day of last year, as indicated by ag at Hudnut’s pharmacy, HERALD building :- wig nev 1873. 1874. 81 «3:30 P. “4 31 6P. M. 40 35 9 P.M. 39 6 39 12 P.M. 38 | Average ‘temperature yesterday Sis Average temperature jor corresponding date Jast year.. » 50% ACCIDENT IN A P IN A RAILROAD TUNNEL BaLtiMorE, April 2, 1874, While a freight train was passing through rhe tunnel on the Parkersburg branch of the Balti- more and Obio Railroad to-day Kriel, a brakeman, fell on the track. The cars ran over bis head, crusoing it and killing him instanuy. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET, Provipence, B. 1. April 2. 1876. ady at 5%c. for stand: i ‘SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL ] Savile |Bestination. | ‘Steamer. ‘City or Brassels ite of Penn’a. Ofice April 4..Liverpool..|15 Broadway. April 4..Liverpool..|19 Broaaway. ‘Glaseow.. Broadway 7 Bowling Green | 58 Broag way. . *|2 Bowling Green iverpool.. 22 Broudway, April 7.:Glaagow....|7 Bowling Green Abril 8:!Liverpool, [Bowling Green April #.;Bremen, ...|2 Bowling Green April 9. Hamburg. .|61 Brondway. April 9,.Glaszow... aeeneareen Javerpool,. )62 1 i Liverpool. [15 "119 Broadway. it Broadway. {|7Rowling Green :12Bowline Green .|7 Bowling Green Te sowing Green 4 Bowling Green adway. jaszo abut a cSremans April M4; Glasgow. April 15. Bremen April 15... Liverpool.. April 16..Hamburz.: April 18." Liverpool... April 18. .G 'Glascow Ft Orne: 1b Bi 2 BowlingGreen 7 Bowling Green ri i 58 Broadway, Aprit 18. Livervool. 4 Bowline Green April Is; Liverpool:, 09 Broadway. Apeil 21, lLivernool..|29 Broadway. pril 22,. Liverpool..|‘ Bowling Green Apel 28..ambure. April 25.. Liverpool. cron Hammonia Oceanic .. Curvy of Richmuna. Spain, Almanac for New York—This Day. HIGH WATER «| cov, Jsland..morn 271 Sandy Hook..morn 8 27 SUN AND MOOK, | PORT OF. NEW YORK, APRIL 2, 1874. | CLEARED. Steamehip Westphalia (Ger), Stahl, Hambnrg—Kun- hardt | gpieamstup City of New York, Deaken, Havana—F tex. and: | “Steamship Canima (Br), Litdicoat, Hamilton (Ber- | mudaj—A Qaterbridge, ‘Steamehip Isaac Bell, Blakeman, Barrett City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamsh en Rey Sepia Freeman, Philadelphia—Lorii. Steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston—H F Dimock Ship Leonard (Rus), Petrell, Antwerp—Funch, Edye & Co. ‘Ship Bine Jacket, Whitmore, San Francisco—Simon- son & PhesebronEh «cleared Ist). Bark e ne 7 ‘Enperance’ (Nor), Peterson, Cronstadt—Funch, Pane Martin Luther (Nor), Andersen, Cronstadt— te mann. wee i Galatea (Swed), Winblad, Sodertelie—Punch, | war Arvid (Rus), Hertzberg, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye Republik (Ger), Forstman. Bremen—E Unkart. Bark American bagle, Rendrick, Norfolk, Va—Suuire Bro ans Albatross (Nor), Iversen, Exeter, E—Funch, Edye wane Amy ALane, Carver, Bristol—Walsh, Field & Wee Daisy, McCarty, Cronstadt—Hand & Swan, Brie Nellie, Higgins, St Croux—Roche, Bros & Co. on EH Rich, Paine, Guantanamo—K A Robinson & ‘Brig Eva Parker (Br), Slocomb, St J — Otacilius (Br), Towse, St Johns, XN 4 o—C W Bertanx, F—Leney & Var: Parker. Hrig emily Raymond (Br), Kelth, St John, NB—Boyd Brig Laura Gertrude, Risk, Fernandina—¥ D Hurlbut sche Northern Home (Br), Borden, Maracaibo—Penis- teBelir Mary Helen, Sanborn, Barbados--D Trowbridge & ‘Kehr Eothen, Brandtberg, Aux Cayes—Youngs, fmith gor W Starrett (ir), Rolf, St Johns, NF—D R DeWolf hr Glanmire (Br), Tufts, StJohn, NB—P I Nevius & ‘hr DO Yates, Yates, Galveston—W C Adams & Co. Schr Waldemar, Parker, Darien, Ga—Miiler & Hough- ton. Schr © H Eaton, Young, Jacksonville—Warren Ra: Co. chr Ida Birdsall, Johnson, Norfolk—*quire Bros, Bc LQ acelis. Corson, Corson, Wilinington—Overton & Btne Nellie Potter, Gaskill, Washington, NC—W R Hin- Evans, Ball & 0. sehr Frank B Colton, Robinson, Boston—Overton & Hawkins, Seur C W Bentley, Baker, New Bedford—Doane & Gott. piteamer Ann Elza, Kicharas, ¥ huaaeipnia—James mer Beverly, Pierce. Philadelnhia—James Hand, ‘The ship Blue Jacket cleared yesterday for San Fran- ciseo, not Liverpool, as erroneously reported. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Steamship Nevada (Br), Forsyth, Liverpool March 18 | | Be | map oO. | nett Maggle Cain, Scull, Phiiadeiphi | Williams & Guion. Steamship Pembroke (Br), Williams, Cardiff March Jo witn mise and 2 passengers to Archibald Baxter & Co. March 2%, lat 4625, Jon 4426, passed through Ia quantities of field ice.’ (The P arrived Ist, but was m placed in clearances.) teamshi) ‘ommerania (Ger), Schwensen, Hamburg Mareh 1s, via Havre 2ist, with mdse and 667 passengers to Konhardt & Co.” Had strong westeriy winds and high se arch 50), lat 43 26, lon 53 34, passed a brig rigged steamer bound W; same day, lat 42 4:, ion 87 01, a steam> | er bound E, showing three white lights att, in a' triangles at 41 34, lon 69 66, a, bark-rigued steamer bound Bi ‘Apri owing 2d distinguishing pennant, No x gg tl? an (Bri, Greig, Genoa Feb 1, sok ‘horn 3th, Naples Messina 28d, Palermo 28th, Valencia March 6, Gibraltar 9th, and Halltax. March 80, with mdse and 38 passengers, to Henderson Bros. Had fine w ‘to lon 50 W, then severe gales trom NtoN vh ing the Guilt had a severe hurricane from Dich sea und hail, Iasting ior 48 hours Halitax. Nx. tor a supply of coal and suiled lowing passed on Thos Ral kine on t 2 jon 20%, ship st | James (Br), do; 22d. iat 39 26, ion 53 25, ship Miranda | Greentees, bound east. Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, Richmond, City Point and Nortoik, with ‘mdse and passengers tw the Old Dominion Stew nship Co. Steamship Richmond, Reed, fienmond, City Point and Nortolk, with, mdse and passengers to the Ola Doe Taynlon Steamehin Como Philadelphia, with y. Steamship Reguiator, Freeman, mage and passenuers to J Lorill Bark Rosa (Swe), Renmanson, Megitones 115 days, with nitrate ot soda to Batelle & Renwick; vessel to Tetens & Bockmanp. Passed Cape Horn J crossed the kquar tor Feo 7 in lon 30; no date, lat 17 14, lon W, spoke schr Domulita, from re yor for Rio Janeirs rig Salem (Swe), Ark, J 8, with cot- hed to BG Arnold & Co; vvesnel to Funeh dye & Co wed the Equator Feb 19, in lon % strong, Tavlable wings. lo the iat of Dermaud thenes heavy N ae, NW gales; sprung mainmast und received jana he Barrett, Newbern, NO, 10 days, Sehr Ageia fe rrudent, with Jamber to order; vessel to Overton & Hawkins. The bark Bresing. Star Gon, from London, which ar- wed Ist, reports #arch the Banks, spoke bark Hiven Non. swering west they reported having jort thelr captain overboard two days previous during w heavy gale. | Passed Through Hell Gate, BOCND SOUTH. Steamship Gen Whitney, Hallett, Boston for New York, dse aud passengers, Wteamsehip Tule, Batley, New London for New York, Dassengers. ts Loy 4 New Bedford for New York, in ballast v8 C Lond & Co. and Queenstown 19th, with mdse and 16y vassengers to | lat 40 36, lon 68 12, an American ship bound Wy | APRIL 3, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. atilda, Coombs, Fall Ki River for Tort jonnson, bt ia retina ¥ jort New Bedtord for New Sehr Wutam D Mangum, Chie: Mew Bettis Six Sew che Sta ay wi Pou a, for New York. Sehr PLN i L Hall, Lawrence. agarconad River for New York, sty ‘br sr pha Machias for New York, with lum- 401 endall tord tor New York. ops, Kemal uel Cotuit Point tor New York. Sehr 5 Beverley, Northup, East Sehr Hannibal. Pendleton, for New Yi sone ams B aay vere Higeing, Faia TOF vil eck ord for New York. Behr sna Palderdiee Rockhill, Boston tor Philadel a. Schr W Berry, Winslow, Fall River for New York, Schr Bent Baal ir Cena, Row Begins tan new ww York. Sehr Pantheas Abb Haven for New York. Sehr Eun City, Kelly, New Hedtord for New York, Schr Abe) W varker, Lean, Somerset for New tehr Juliet, Lawson; Poruand ior New York, with [um- ver tod M Hameline. chr Memenger, Hathaway, Pall River or New York. ibe, taugien (oF Ne Becht Nishtiee Medes Millstone Point” for New York, "ie stone to order. r BD Botts, Williamson, Greenport for New York. Rehr Uncle Joe, Smith, Greenport for penelope: Schr Faikenburg, tackett Orient for Philadelphia, Schr 4 ¥ ii berg, Thomas, New Haven for Balti mgchtr Ann Ellza, Caswell, Fall River for New York, Schr Ceres, Olsén, Dover tor New Yor. Schr Hero, Baker, Salem for New York. Sehr Bi zat, "puckley. Boston for New York, with jas Toone: Co. Davison: Selleck, Biock Island for New York. miroo, Clav, Hucksport for New York, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. Schr Campbell, Eaton, New Bedford for New York. AK Woodward. Woodwark, Boston for New York. Maria, We w Bedford for New York. Rehr Fleetwing, Hail, Sew Bedford tor Virginia. ehght 8 Sherman, Alley, Bucksport for Flushing, with ice to 01 gue Jonathan Cone, White, New Bedford for New Sehr Robin Hood, Baker, Norwich for New York. aoe Abbott Lawrence, Griffins, Portland tor Sanay 00 yoght Mary 4 Predmore, Sherman, Providence for New Kelir Hattie Perry, Chase, New Bedford tor New York. Schr Tranait, Davie, Fall River tor New York. Lr Blast, Walker’ Norwich tor New York, BOUND BAST. Steamship Nereus, Berry, New York for Boston. ee Acushnet, cvor, New York ior New Bed- Angola en Morris, New York for 8t Johns, NF. Bag Garoline aay Kelty, New York ior Boston. Brig Anna Ling daley (Br), Uuthouse, New York for St Jonns, NE. Brie Three Cheers (Br, MeConnelly, New York for alitax, Brig Ghas Miller, Miller. New York for Boston. jn emily Raymond (Br), Dean, New York for St john. sehr Hope On, Cornell, Philadelphia for Boston. Schr J Goodspeed, Gorham, Amboy for New London. | oe Bearse, Baltimore tor Kennebec, | sehr D.C Foster, Baldwin, Weehawken for Providence cent Bl Raynor, Mitchell, Hoboken for Provi- ence, 13 | Hell Gate....morp 10 57 | ‘Spe cigs Queenstown or Falmouth— | ‘rig Asa Porter (Br), Johnson, St Johns, NF—Heney & | Sehr HL Slaght, Willetts, Charleston—Evans, Bali & | | Seb Seat Randamom Fuy Sslands, fi | | Schr T Bodine, Silvie, Weehawken for Providence. ane emen, Philadelphia tor Norwalk. No 42, Rankin, New York tor Reading Railroad, No 47, Stack, Philadelphia for Sehr | New Havel Schr Joha Griffith, Richardson, Virginia for New Ha- Schr Marietta Smith, Preston, New York for Green- Schr Ario Pardee, Bishop, Bllzapethport for Warren. Be Sylvester Hale, Coleman, New York tor Taunton. hir Chancellor, Ferguson, xéw York for Providence, r C3 Noyes, Noyes. Hotioken tor Newburyport. Schr Goddess, Kelly, Hoboken ior New Bedford. hr Escort, Hawkins, New York tor Bridgeport, Schr Evergreen, Turner, Weehawken tor Providence. Schr Chiet, Smith, Port Johnson tor Norwich. Schr Casper Lawson, Gordon, New York for New Lon- on. schr L.A Tolles, McMullen, New York for Providence. Schrd'S Terry, Raynor, New York for Pawtucket. senr Julia Ann, Howell, Port Johnson for Fali River, rehr J © Rocktord. New York tor Providence. Sehr Eliza, Wood, ‘New York for Southport. Schr A T Boardman, Boyd, New York tor Boston. renr yy Stowe, Stowe, PortJohuson for Providence. Schr W G Bentley, Baker, New York ior New Bediord. tur Gen Howard, Weeks, Ellzabethport for Sale. Schr Harp, Weyman. fan, “toboken for Castine, Me. hr Adele Feliria, Abbott, Port yohnson for Norwich. hr Westmoreland, Pressey, Philadelphia tor Provi- Shower, Hope, Port Johnson for Hartford, cone Wm A Rowe, Whittemore, Elizabethporttor Prov- idence, Schr Brazos, bs tpt Amboy for Providence. | Schr Minquds, Heaney, Amboy tor Providence, ‘br Amos Briggs, Tr! pp ur D & E Kelley. Kelle; Schr Bertha, Conover, PC Smith, Ph e dence, | “‘Senr Sunn Haverstraw tor Providence. Hovoken for Salem. izabethport for Providence. i, Elizabethport tor Provi- dence, ‘Schr Annie J Russell, Larder, New York for Connec- | ticut River. mire ge Tufts, New York for St John, NB. jarrold (Br), Hansen, New York for st Johns, Schr Golden Rule, Wilson, New York for Norwalk, Scenr 8 hiker, Riker, New York tor New London. Senr Undine, Stowe, New Yur tor New London. rebr J Richard Morrell, Gedney, New York tor Green- wie! ‘Schr L W Wheeler, Wheeler, Hoboken for Boston. © Sherwood, shei nee. R. er United States, Davis, New Yorm for Fall aver. | Steamer Doris, Shirley. New York for Providence. SAILED. (Ge Steamships Westphalia New York Havanny Canin, for Hamburg; City of ir), Bermuda it lator, Philadelphia; Isaac Bell, itichmond, &o gh Simpson (Br), Gibraltar: ‘Ellen Dyer, Ha rigs D Andrews, Port au Prince; Thetis Curacoa. Marine Disasters. Bir had MAcaEROOR (Br), Jacobson, from San Fran- Auckland, N Z (before ri i eedal NR: ran ashore rowsh the careless She was expected off. bi ei the pilot. i? Moses Day, of Richmond, Me, recent) lost near the ‘Pallipine ae ds, wan insured har Se | Ri ee lowing Bosto :—Chin 16, Boylstor Nepinne 3104000; Washington, 81,00; ‘Borton, 96.00; $5.00; and the insurance Company of North America, $5, Suir Ricuarp (Ger), Biebach, at Philadelphia Ist. from Bremen, reports Feb 27, lat 67, lon 20, experienced a hur- ricane. Herman Bishop, seaman, a native of Germany, fell overboard from topsallyard and was drowned. Banx Joriter (Rus), which arrived at Gibraltar from New York March 3 (previously reported) experienced Tost severe weather, and had five of her crew, includ- ng the Captain washed overboard. On the 7th ult, in Jat 39 38 N, 1on 81 22 W, at 63 PM, the master Gronaviat standing at the capin Uoor, remarked to-one of hi that he did not remember having ever encounter boisterous weather, when a aquall set in. a trem: heavy aca threw the her beamends, cleared feck ot everything imovatle iheluding deck load of staves, boats, &c, and washed the master and six men Srerkoacd. ‘The man Whein the Capiais wen adarecte Was saved through presence of mind. he having jumpe up and clung to the rigging on his first perceivi heavy sea which struck the vessel. Two of those who hed away were, fortunately, brought back by ‘Yseaand saved. The master and four ot Able-bodied seamen, however, were ‘never "3 . The stormy weather continued for some tine afterwards, and 1t was not without great difficuliy that the mate, a very young man, named G Alstrom. on whom the commund of the vessel devolved, and whose conduct througnout appears to have been deserving ot the highest praise, brougit her safely to port. she has & cargo of tobacco, petroleum, cotton, ac, lor Gibraltar and Genoa. Bric Cautao, at Philadeiphia March 3) from Matanzas, had heavy weather the entire pawage: carried away Jibboom, split sails, and sustained other daw: Brig Henry & Lovisx (of Philadelphia), Wicks, from Laguayra, with coffee for New \ork or Philadeiph! reported wrecked on Little “Onracoa. March 19; saved, No further particulars received. Amstenpam, March 1°—The Batavia, Verdoes, left Bata- via Jan 27 tor Gaspar Straits in order to take on board e. ew | the ‘cargo (tea) saved from the Tamerlane, trom Yoko- hama, when aground on Alceste Reef, Howe Kona, Feb 5—The master of the Forward, which arrived here Feb J irom syduey, NSW, Governor of Tinian Islan here the Forward chored on Jan 22, informed him that an American vesel, Rame unknown, bound trom Newcastle tor hong Kong, had arrived at Guam with loss of rudder and jeitison or 220 tons of coal, but had dristed to sea trom her anchor- age. Lrverpoot, March 15—The Hans Gude (Norwegian bark), trom New York, experienced very heavy weather, eal eee of the cargo (petroleum had wo ‘be thrown overboard. Sronnoway, March 13—The St Matthaus (of Dantzic), Wieber, trom Philadelphia, previously reported put in witn rudder stock broken, will sail to-morrow, Scity, March t7—The bark Co'umbus (of Falmouth), from Darien tor Watertord. ai pine), which was towed in here leaky on the Ita inst, sailed to-day for oe Octal having shipped some extra hai Piiarch 18—The heel of a yosel’s mast, burned off about the deck line, and many heads of casky all more or less Lurned, marked, ia stamped letiers, “J Webster, cooper, Liverpool,” Lave been washed ashore; also a barre! head marked “H Lamper, New Orleans,’’ in biue, and “Village Queen Stores,” In black paint. apy abecrngr tried Mrasine Vessris—Bark Ilva (263 tons, Br), Finla, “a from New York, with 44 hha allow, 18), BBN rosin. 100 de fat oil, 176.do flour and 160) bags oilcake, ior Bristol, b, sailed Dee % and has not since been heard of. Bark Edelmira Urgarte (Peruvian, 443 tons, formerly American bark Walter, Capt Lopasteque, saied from New York Aug 39, 1873, with an assorted cargo, consist- ing of two railroad cars, (rugs, perfumery, sewing ma. chines, ropes, chairs, lard, woodenware, &c, for Arica, and, not having arrived at her port of destinauon up 16 the latest dates, it is feared that she foundered. Bark Mary Edson (4s tons, of Boston), Capt Sparrow, sailed from New York Nov 14, with 8468 cases petroleum and $00 pieces lumber, for Beyrout, and has not since been heard of. Ovenvvx—Steamer Anna (Nor), Hills, left New York Feb 14 ior Rotterdum, and, not having arrived out at last accounts, it is feared she has met with some dis- ase ‘Bark Moneto, Ross, from New York Jan 2 for Havre, not having arrived out at last accounts, it is feared that te 18 lost. uLLDING—The building of the first ship in Haver- pity ®) years has cominenced. ber Mi rail ot New: bury, fe the master builder. Its keel ‘4 100 t, breadth $) Weel, measurement 0 tons It will be ‘iatuohed in aly. Lavxonxp—At Waldoboro, Me, sehiooner ya C Yates was siccea yortot a R Reed & She is a yery finely built ve ‘and ts to be commanded by Capt PD Yates. Whalemen, A letter from Capt Soule, of bark Hadley, of NB, ro- ‘ch 30, the 3-masted jaunched from the | ports her at Mongunui Feb 8 having taken’ Iv) bbls sp and 424 bbIs wh ou last crulse. making 490 sp and 450 wh, all told. Would recruit for a short cruise and home. Spoken. Pottinger, from San lon 35 52 W. irom Cardia tor Pensacoia, Ship Giyue PP, Queenstown, Feb t, wip base Wind (in), Rawle, are Francisco for 7. hat $5 99. Jon 13, rwood, Haverstraw for | ‘ing the | states ‘hat the if to | Bark &; @r, unt. Commbia River ter Cork, vir ate » yatks* with: yellow ribbon, steering 8E, 46 B lon 27 52 by ke it oan tare, FM white phon, forward be Pach arty teering , March 17, Wat 18, ton f Provinceto inte Sanur tat 9 Sun Ma ior repalte aud ial on ‘Kin Francis one ship) boand West, no te, lat a7 20 N, Jon 1340W. The posstility af a new issue of inconvertible paper I regard with amazement and anriety, and, in my judgment, such an tssue would be a detri- ment and a shame.—CB ARLES SUMNER. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Hxrato London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United Btates, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Ship Robert Dixon Repairs and Proceeds for Her Destination—Bark Live Oak Fow red at Sea and Several of the Crew Lost-Bark Panama Also Foun- dered at Sea—Brig Winogene Spoken Damaged—Arrivals and Departures. Lonvon, April 2, 1874, Ship Robert Dixon, Smithwick, trom Savannah Feb 12 for Liverpool, put into Fayal March 18, leaking, but bas mnce repaired and proceeded on her voyag SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE, Bark Live Oak (Br), Moore, from New York March 2 for Queenstown, foundered at s¢a March 26, In lat 48, lon 26, Several lives were lost. The captain and part of the crew were rescued by brig Aino (Rus), Wirpi, from Bal- timore, and landed at Queenstown yesterday. FOUNDERED AT SEA. Bark Panama (Nor), Nielsen, trom London Nov 15 and Plymouth 22d, bound to Boston, nas foundered at sea, ‘The crew were rescued by the bark City of Bangor, Menzes, from Amsterdam tor New York, and landed at Fayal March 12 The vessel and cargoare a total loss, [the P registered 455 tons, was built at Hamburg in 1852, and halls from Drobak.] DAMAGED. Brig Winogene (Br), Lotvering, from Galveston Feb 14 for Bremen, was spoken March 13, lat 38, lon 60, with Joss of foreyard and sails. ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpoo! April 1, ships Rising Sun (Br), Rout, Pensacola; 24, Ivanhoe, Herriman. Mobile; barks Nora (Nor), cobsen, Galveston; Gna (Nor), Jensen, agna (Nor), Svensen, New Orleans; Europa (Nor), Mikkelsen, Pensacola: C L Wever (Ger), Prignitz, Darien; Enchantress (Br), Smith, Baltimore. Also arrived at do 2d, steamship Canaaian (Br), Rich- ardson, Baltimore via Halifax. Arrived at Gravesend April 2, bark Charlotte Clarke (Br), Brooks, Victoria, VI. Arrived at Falmouth April 2, ship Red Rover (Br), Macaulay, Victoria, VI. Arrived at Penarth April 1, schr Hydrantha (8r), Brown, Baitimore. Arrived at Queenstown Aprill. bark Santa Rosa (Br), Windmer, Portland (Oregon); brigs Aino (Rus), Wirpi, Baltimore; Enrico (Aus, Fiamin, New Yor, Arrived at a portin Great Britain April, brig Courier (Br), Evans, Charleston, Arrived at Bremen March 31, barks Henrietta (Ger), Von Hagen, New York; P A Munch (Nor), Berntsen, New Orleans; Christine (Nor), Ulrichsen, do. Arrived at Hambarg March 31, bark Robert Morrison, Seavey, New York. Arrived at Antwerp April 1, barks Success (Nor), Olsen, Boston; Emma C Beal, Bailey, Valparaiso. Arrived at Havre March 31, ship Caledonia, Potter, New Orleans; barks Emma F Harriman, Nichols, New York; Thomas Cochran (Br), Packham, New Orieans; Arlington (Nor), Palmstrom. do; Brimiga (Br), Porter, Charleston; Victory (Br), Proud, New Orleans; April 1, Halcyon, Hardie, do; Matilda © Smith, (Br), Smith, Savannah. Arrived at Fayal March 13, ship Robert Dixon, Smith- wick, Savannah for Liverpool (since repaired and sailed for destination—see above). Put intodo March 12, bark City of Bangor, Menzes, from Amsterdam for New York, to land shipwrecked crew (see above). Arrived at Sydney, NSW, March 30, England, from | Puget's Sound. SAILINGS. Sailed from Dublin April 1, barks Rosa B (ital). Bar- Dagetta, United Staies; Salvador Camogll (Ital), Misia, | do. Sailed from Rotterdam March 31, bark Ellen Rickmers (Ger), Walter, Baltimore. sailed trom Havre March 31, ship Reunion, Curtis, | United States. failed from Leghorn, bark Pactolus (Br), Dalrymple, | Philadelphia. Foreign Ports. Apgn, Feb 24—Sailed, bark Taria Tapan, Hathorne, Zan- oS zibar. ane ie, Jan %—Arrived, Locknagar, Kelley, New AcasurLA, Feb 25—In port, bark Zephyr (Col), for San Busnos Avnes. Jan go—Arrivea. barks Woodside, Mont- | See Portland; siet. | mma, Frances (Br), ‘Burns, Feb 8, brig Nautilus (Ger), David b M—Arrived, brigs Dasha’ New York | Wth, Venture (Bel. Davia, dog tet, Peabody, altimore; 26th, brig’ Cheviot (Br), Nelson, New York via Pernambuco. Caxcurta, April 1—In port ship Ambrose (Br), for Bos- ton, to sail 4th. Cauiao, Fe 28—Arrived. bark Mungoe. Nelson, Islay and sailéd March 5 tor H1en): March 3 ship Tranquebar, ‘aterhouse, Guanape (and sailed “ith vor On ed tates), pried. rep 14, ships Osmy tal San Francisco 26 fia (CR), Hughes, do: 24th, Wim Wileox, Curtis, Havana; March il, bark Galveston, ‘Rowland, 1 Tantaue In port March 14 ships, Pacific Loring, 0 Ja. neiro, arrived 10t! j Grande.’ Jacobs, ‘ieg; barks P J Carleton, Luc uri nueNrTECOn, Feet 9; Rosine, BaD de cde ater, on ane: Lonpor, Feb 1l—Arrived, Annie 8, Jackson, Cape ‘Nallea Jan 25, of 8 Twisden, polnies, Johanna, CGH. Fava, Feb 5—Sailed, Juno, Beale, Terceira, poapagan, Feb Arrived, brig Fidella (Br), Young, New York. Havana, March 26—Sailed, bark Matthew Baird, Word- inger, N eras via Cardenas, Gilley, Cardenas. rs . Keller, for Philadelphia; for Pascag isa, f ula, qlacnace, Jan T7Arrived, si Col Adams, Butler, Cal- ; bark Garland (Br), Hardwin, do, SLivenrool, Match — In port bark y of the Lake (Br), Ellis, chartered to load steel raus for Providence. yadsita, Feb 7—In port ship Kingsbridge (Br), for New ork, dg. Mxinovnxe, Jan 19—Salled from Port Philip Heads, Prince Arthur, Wills, Boston Mrotixy, March dcIn port barks Seud, Wilson; Fury, Loud, and Hornet, Hopking, tor Philadeiphia, to sai during t e month; brigs Shannon, sawyer, for Poston, ide. to sal about the 9th: Dirigo, Comm, tor New ork, phema (Br). Frazier, ior do, to. commence Id for 8 dans Jorephine (Br),'Ganion, tor do, to comp! ete e 16 Kiowa ED, Feb 12—Arrived, prie Agenora, Prin | Portlant 13th, ship Florence’ Treat, Short. Cardi, | bari Hd Libby, Brooks, Portiand; Veritas, (Swe). Go: ranssen, Brunswick. Ga. railed 101h, brive Leonard Meyers, Hick, New York: 21h, John Sherwood. Nickerson, do. Inport Feb 13, schr Harriet’ Krewster, Squires, for New. York, ldg. Matanzas, March %4—Clenred, bark Nashwauk (Br), Le Blanc, New ae brigs I ie Zittlosen, Spaulding, and at, Reach. air, of Phat i; tay Vets Starret fet hn bird, th, do; Como, Lew! Bi yA Howes, ‘Stectnan, Phitndeipuia, ja API iced We areived” bark Rosalie (ital), Pesce, New Yi PERn. Keb 17—Arrived, bark eran (Br), Biacktord, New York ‘and- tajied (or Rio 3 Drige Senorita, Tellberg. Baltimore: 23d, Wonrvilte: ems Sariling, New York ; -4th. schr BL Eaton, Adams, do, ailed Feb 19, brig Rival (Br). Norris, New) Work; 24th, achr Herbert J Olive (Bry Jones, Portlands; 27th, brig Jane (Br), Dunn, New Y In port Fen 28, brig’ Adelaide, Hall, from Rlo Janeiro (arrived 24th), tor New York, re Rio danmino, Fed locarrived. ship Grey Engle, Comn, 7. do; Bat, Cut Baltimore; bark, Adda J Bonner, Boun ton (Br), Raft xeeryesy prior fc ) Feb 28, brig La Creole (Dan), Cornish, e Cleared Feb 16, barks Adeinide Pendergast (Br), Rani- rup, New York; 20th, Primus (Ger), for Galveston; brig | Gazelle (#r), for New York. In port Feb 22, brig Morancy, Small, for Baltimore, \dg. Rio Guaxoe, Jan Arrived, brigs Zimgara (irl, Le . Richmond ; 29th, Nord See warte (Ger), Brymant, talanta (),, Mange!sen, ‘a (Ger), Hansen. Sircarons, Feb 25 Arrived. Rio; New York via Suez rived at Suez March J SW, Jan 23--salled, Honoluiu, St Hxtexa, Feb M—Arrived, Kearsage, Field, Bat (ana sailed tor Amsterdam); Samuel en, 0 jand sailed tor New York; i6th, Toowoumbe. ° Bolt, Cebu (und sailed for New York). San Axpneas, March 10—Arrived, sehr Resolute, Ja- cobsen, Baltinor St Joux, Ni, March 31—Arrived, barks Champion (Br), Scott, ive; Apri 1, Loitie stewart (Br), Anderson, sandy Hook. dase Bay, Feb 11—Sailed, Hawthorn Brown, Boston, American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, April 1—Passea up, sehr Ida V Me- Cabe, trom ——, le Passed ddown—Schr Bran: BOSTON, April l—arriy Johnson, Liwiaue 2d—Arrived, steamship Mercedita ton; fark Lernuel, Multan’ Fort Kitsabeuss GOW: Ors Martha A erry, Berry, Havana; Ann Biizabeth, Bure gene, Sierra Leohe, Airica; scur’Alige, Raymond, Vir- npAltIMone, April Py rrives steams ender conn Mo tteedag Veneto rit Hardy, Siessina; Peas agent hr tip San Carlos (Haw), Benry Trow! hy Dutton, nolds, do; He: (iat), Mortola, Cork or Faimouth Nor), Christiansen, do, d Continent ea brig Con ord), Pratt do: sen jc Gertrude cae ae Hall, Ports: owhaend, Clarke, Hurricane Island, cat | Me? YCnnsyivama, Piiadel nies nul (sailed ‘18th, and ar: | ton Hoboken Ge Robert Cowan, Revely, | | | erpoo! | Morretiy: Marti 1 Forest, Burroughs, and Thomas M | Wright, Ryder, mee Newry) 1; Mie “hen BOWLER'S HOCK'S Va, March 2—Arrivea, schr Robt Pettis, Elliss, from an't tof, Providence. GkIDGLPONT. Aprit l—Arrived, schr Sterling, Am- Baru, Apri 1—Arrived, schr Sophie, Robinson, coal UEVER bh sl—Arrived, bark Greyhound. ati Caron e via St Martin cae OLY Maren A cArrive!, sehr Oregon, Wilson, Providence ‘and suited Afri I ior New York.) FON, March 30—C.eared, schr Walton, Gott, Bromewick Gi Balled—Sehr Florence & Lillian, Smith, Jackson: by April 5 Arrived, ‘teamsbip Fing, Boston; schr A Hern ford, Bait Salled-—~Bark Chas F Eilwell 1 (Br), Utley, Ha BDARIEN, Maren 2¢—Arrie nade. orn ps Arendale; sehr Siamped Dow, Char red 5 rks Willkommen” (Ger, Domcke, ham (8D. Sanagrson, (| Newcastle? mg Jury pe scbrs ¥ Bot PAE Tunt Newburyport no DAN YEE ehh ‘Avril 1—Arnived, sehr Light ‘Boat, Wood, tinore. BOONTON, March Si—arrived, schr MM Merriman, Crane, Philadel PUIZABETHPORT, March Si—In i schrs Helen Bat Geek Mosel win Warde aud Lucy’ Church, Pierce, f EBS MON pri fern, (Ger), Jachens, sitietinond Tork Bio’ ‘Janeiro; one ia, FORTR Frederic Gee, jae bi Salles rig Gazelle, yee in tow. nee iV. March 31—Arrived, schr Luna, Wells, ari schrs Ann Eliza, Caswell, and Blackstone, wikon ‘New York: lat, brigs Matiida, Coombs, New Bed: ford: Milwaukee, ltcheli” New York; schrs Carolin Wallace; Laura 8 Watson. Sargen!, and id Transit, Davis, do: Daniel Brown, Emerson, Georgetown, D. VESTON, March 28—Sailed, schr "Hattie, Page, Ha- ¥ Mobile. na ril 1—Arrived, bark Frey (Nor), Halvorsen, Liver- "ie red notre oy a Bey ton, Boston. 0) M1 % ied ren d, schrs Mary E. Arnsden Kile and Bik Atwoot, all ionded with. tee’ for Phitade leiphi hie, wal waiting. for a higher course of tide; will pre xt. KEN, Sepuraey Fite port, schr Albert Pharo, HO! Bingham, for Frovitenes. HYANNIS, March 29in port, brig MA Haskell, Lora, from Dix Tal few York; schra F L Porter, Wiscas- set for Philadelphia fant, Rockland for do; L arner astm: LH Fer- won, Beligst for Bal City, New York for Houcester for nis; James A mn Ser G he Flere Y Colema Atwood, For tere fo Tor Vitgimay Bay State one ‘Emma Bacon ,Pnitadelphia for Porismouth ; H West, Boston for Virginia. RENN ESUNKTORT. March 31—Satied Sierra Ne- yada (new, of Boston, 17 702.00 Lousy, Grouioe, Se Johins NS, to.lond for 1 verno. RLEANS, Maren. 2, Anise Up, steamshi stare of Loui-tana Ge Stewart, deaux; New Orleans, Cinpp, New York? City of Dallas, Hinew, do j ships a Oilvier, Havre; L nnekin, Liversiool. Oleared—Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, ee oF! ‘th—Arrived up, steamship Miseasippl, Crowell, New Clusand, Havre; sehr * Below, ships Western Empire, Grozier, from hem Feb 25, to master; Queen of England, Atkins, from Greenock to master, pril 2—Arri’ steamship Carondo! McCreery, ™ York. ‘Cleared--Steamsh{p Juniata, Catherine, Philade} hia: ship Queen of the Mersey (Br), Liverpool; bark Prince Napoleon (Fr), H Arrived at the Passes 2d, steamship Chrysolite (Br), ia Cariune. Abrams, Liverpool vi RatledSeamahtn tt RFO! March 3 earri¥ed, schrs_ Ber Soran Boston: ao Bodanies, Bernard, Kit Gisaredné Foste! Bi edohr Ada M Bird, Morrell, Matanzas. WBURG. March sl—In port, schrs Richard Bill, Smith. and Nightingale. Young, for Providence. NEWBURYPORT, March 3l—Arrived, schrs L A Da- penhower, Grace, Philadelphia; Ocean Belle, Mills, Ho- Bailed—Schrs John Slusmon, sit New York via ag A F Bailile, Alien, New Yor! va Paneprie- BEDFORD, March 31 rived, i, uae New York; J D Paige, aleys Boston for ie} ‘April Ie-arrived. stenmer Santee, Springes, New York. Bailed—Steamers Centipede, (i eps ea he ar ey rere ., Webb, Georgetown, DC likerdice, Rock- Lizzie b small, Bice, do: JD Pale, Allen, lattie Perry, Chase, » Taylor, do: Miron. Bacon, Gronby, New Jone: Beary fies Gomin do; Kim City, Kelley, a0, Porto Rigo, Wentworth. do: W. "D Mangam, Chase, do= Thomas B Bowman, do: BF Brainard, Hull: do. EM Bmuith, Chase. do: Arto, Gurney, do: J 8 Woodruff, Haskell, do: Campbell, Hatch, doy Saxon, Warren, do: Onwa' rham, do; ‘Klien Perkins, Kelley, do: Louisa. Francis, Kellev, do; tm P Davis, Wilson, do; John Met- Her. Parker do; Inland Bete. Bassett, do: Frank Mar ‘Wood, d Boo eee | sa chase. do: Thos Eis, Kelley; do; Jonathan Cone Wh NEW! March 81, PM—Arrived, schrs Sarah L ‘Thompson, Traits ra, Bliss, Norton Phebe Elizabeth, taper and, Joseph Marsh. Suffr, Providence tor New jartle Pierce, Hawes and Nil Desperandum, Rich, Go fox Virginia’, Win Voorhis, Goldsmith, Pawtucket for Haverstraw; ‘Abel W Parker, Dean, Somerset tor N York: Deering, Taunton for 95 af l0oP, North delat ‘on, Providence tor do (and all sailed AM Ist), Also schr LO’ Foster, Eldridge, New Bedford tor New ‘eturned, schrs Isaac H_ Borden, Dodige, and Measen- ser, Hathaway, Fall River for New Yor! —No arrivals Rothar for Haverstraw: 1 1 Satied—Schrs Mad Anthony, Berry, Winslow, and Benj trong, te, ely gs for ari New umner, St Fons N New York; lona, Kendall. and ford for do; Samuel Nash, pal more: Ida Palmer, Palmer, Providence for v' 5 wrt—fchrs Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, from Hav- gras ‘Ida L Bearse, from New York tor Boston: by oO NEW LONDON, April! l—Arrived, schrs Uncas, Pendle- MP foie ai Albert Thomas, Baltimore for Groton. rs'Gem, and CC ‘Sadler, New York; Etta. sylvaaa Ci Hireinia: Lizzie Morse, Piiladeipnia, ril 1—Sailed, schrs Maria leming, New Tak i Bard len. do. A ee Mew) ‘Aprii 2—Arrived, schr Empire, vones, uth PORT BLAKELEY, March 25—“ailed, schr Greyhound,. Burns. Tahiti. PENSACOLA, Merch 30—Arrived, barks arr ae Ag nes (Br), Leicester, Rio Janeiro: Carno (Br), Liv- Curt ‘Arabia ia Brabagen, Ha’ ana! Baloguier’ (Fr), tie. Glearsd--shine 2 Davia (r), Munsen, London; Mereator (or), Middell Boru ‘Aly SC, Gr Apri 2 2—Sailed, bark John Camp- schrs Abbie L 45s oButie, Marble- Oliver, ortland: bark Janet, Bernard, (ape Verde; bee New York: schrs Fleetwing, Cobb, Vir for ‘Mill | bell ‘Br), Harkenso PHILADELPHIA. April, |-Cleared, Dow, Young, Catbarlen; Wm Arthur, head. rot Amired, steamship Centipede, North, New Bed- bark Germania Wien), Evers, Hremen; schrs BA Brae Smith, Rockland. FR Godtrey, Godirey, Matan- zas; MA Harmon, Mihiman, Providewce; Helen Sharp, Sharp, Matanzas: E & 4 Marts, Marts, Wolwich. Me; George Taulane, Adams. ucksports MIT Word. Benson fedford: R'& 8 Corson, Corson, Boston (and cleared for Providence) Below, coming up, schrs Cordova from New York; onn Hay R Baire, from Providence: @ Barton ‘and R Peterson, from. Pail River: i fd ene, J H Huddell, Vraie and Zoo, Barrett, New Orleans via Savannan’ ships Ch Philips: and Harling (Norw) Zarntehow. Beecsen? Derby, Hunecker, do; brigs George W Chase, Patterson. ardenas; Dauntless, Coombs, Caibarien; Smith, Smitn, do : Briton, Leslie, Halltax Ns; RS ham, Smith, Card Ske: Martin Baracoa: i Hudson, Vauehn, Boston; Northern Light, Irelan; Jam fare, Connell, Fait yer, Falker, Saco; K A Hooper, Hooper, min, Real River: Oliver Savannah, Cuxster, Pa, April 2~The steamship City of — q Pi Maury. of the Pacific Mail 38 Coy left tor New Y att o'clock ‘this afternoon, in tow of the tags Relief and lop ‘Nuwcastum, Del, April 2—Passed down PM, Sist, steamer Rattlesnake for Boston; brig AB Patterson. {or Lay dP hrs Dan Brittain for May Munroe for Port- j ith, steamer Saxon (oF Ie, irom Fal River ior Whimington, Del, pamed up Bak, Matted Ist, scnrs Matthew Vassar, Jr,and Pinta for New Bedford. uyEs, Del, April 2—AM—Bri¢ AB Patterson went to sea PM Tucsday and Peri and schr Irvine yesterday, Bark Fortuna arrived from above last n! Sehrs Charlie Morion, Annie E Granmere: Mary E Cur- tin, E W Alcott, and Lilie alconburg, from Jacksonville, are here outward boun!. ship Hasselman and barke Tmpi and Yarrington as before, PM—Nearly allxchrs in harbor this AM have left, but most of the square rigzers remain, ia okt, D, March 3l—Arrived, schr Isabella Jewett, ew Cleared Bete Fmma. Rucknam, Cardenas, PROVIT i 1Arrived, sehrs Ba L Corders, Smith, Philadeiphi iden Ray, Davis, Port Johnson. Below, schr Joseph'E Potts, Smith, from Hoboken for Pawtucket. Sailed—Steamers Wm Kennedy, Foster, Baltimore via Norfolk: Mary, Crocker, Philadeldiia;’ se 8 Virgin shbun, Cond, dos Peake Bay, ‘to load tor Hrovidence;, avitt, Baltimore: Uriah Rand, Kimmey, hitadel sh Avel © huckley, Young. New York: Panthe: a0 ner, do; 88 Tyler, Mi do Berry. Walters, Go: Win H Bowen, Golden, do: tae: Sackett, do; Tian, "barane! in aot Mary A Predmore, Sherman, do; ya Diverty, Hd . do. ET, April 1—Artived, schr H B Diverty, Nickeragn, lizaveth port. RICHMOND, March 3i—Arrived, brig Cacique (Braz), Benton. New. eee an Fear CO, March %—Arrived, ship Commo- Im imo. Uldared—Hark ‘Ainethyst, Christiansen, Sehom: aah jielroms mel Barrow-in- Parnes: bark metny: Co oT ehom BAVANWARS Ape Boal rived, ahip Garnett, Oniver, Santa Cruz (Tener bark oy ear Liver= (techs sate Bah: rd 8 Witte orrolk. Cleared—Bark Mary ‘A. Marshall (Br), gmueker, rort Glasgow: brig Helen, ‘oer. ae. Hoopet, Battin oh ‘eteinanip saragosne, Hooper, Baltimore: barks Alceao (Swe), Overaa nstown: New Brunswick, Larsen, Carishamn. Columbus (Ger), Thiders, Revel; briz ida b Ray, Pressey, Baltimore ; schr Satilla, Kivers, be ra River, ALUM, March 3t—Arrived, Schre HG Bird, Biacking- lenge Kelley, New York. Abel I Arrived, eehia OW Moges otenum, tne: 1. tel. ae ipniesonet, Hand, Haininond’s Harbor, Me, for Wash. nea aveber. atch 2ecArrived: schre J 1h Burner Gardner, Hobo 2oth, Wild Pi eon, ee Tht Frank ‘Walter, Saxton, Balt alla raat, Iuctt, Hoboxen, ater. Petty Now York. Wil in er iayen Nit Arrived, ‘ba Tks “Bomeritie (Br), Smith, Savannah; Ankathor (Nor), Henreihse go: sens Franconia, Leaveritt, Bath; Mary Farrow, fast. PRL AWKEN, March 31—In port, schrs. Evergreen, Turner, for Pawtucket; Whitehead, Patterson, for Provi dence. The possibility of a new issue af inconvertidle paper Iregard with amazement and anxiety, and, tn my judgment, such an issue would ve a detri- ment anda shame.—CHARLES SUMNER. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT States; legal everywhere; desertion, &c ause; no publicity required; no charge’ until granted; advice tree, M, HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway. A ERALD BRANCH OFFICER, ‘BRO + ner of Fulton avenue and Boerum streets Open irom 3 A.M tod ee Me On sun, fay. trou 4 bo ’ mufficient causes no publi no ebay , aie granted ounsellor- acto. igo Notary Puvie FREDE. Broadway