The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1875, Page 10

10 WASITITINGTON. ee omen FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT, WASHING @WE CHOICE OF A PRESIDE PRO TEM.— DISAPPOINTMENT OF THK ‘NEW ENGLAND CLIQUE '—-PINCHBACK. ‘The choice of Senator Ferry, of Michigan, by the Zepublican senators to act as President pro fem, @! the Senate was 4 sore disappointment to What Ye known as the New England clique in the Sen- |» March 9, 1875. OF THE SENATE mle, and itis regarded as a substantial victory for | ‘Me younger Senators. ‘Thurman receive! the vote of his democratic col- Beagues. lr ‘Senators to-morrow to move to lay the Pinchback Wesolutiobs on the table and end the discussion on that subject. Should the Senate refuse, “the democrats will avail theme ves of the opper- ‘Sunity of furnishing campaign material. In regard ‘€o the selection of Ferry, Senator Hamlin urged | the selection of Sepatur Anthoay, and alluded to ‘the Importance of the East haying @ representa- ‘tive in the White House ip the event of the deatn @f the Presiten! and Vice President, which tm bis pmion was not improvable, The EF Sena Bers and one or two Western Senators voted for AGthody, anu the Huai vore stood—Anthouy, 19; Feny, GENERAL WAS DESPAT - Wasmineron, Maren 9 1875. MDENTS INFORMAL isAPPROVAL OF THE BOUNT The President did not, as has veen stated, vero She bill for the equalization of boauties, except in withholding ms signature. He lad, however, pre- pared the draft of a Message in pene?!, but when Was thrown aside by him without veing copied Jor transmission 1o the House, where the bill wriginated, The drait is as follows:— j House bili No, —- 18 herewith returned withont my approval. tor the ny Ist, that it ap- propriates from the Treasury a large snin of Money at 4 Ume when tie revenue ts insuilictent recurrent wanis, Second, [Jo yor believe thay | wy considerable portioi Oo: The ex-solaiers, Wid, it is Supposed, wili be the beneficiaries Of tis ap. Propriation, are applicants jor it, but rather it Would restilt more im a measure for the ol eluim agents ana would Mmuerveus Sew granted by 1c. AVPOINTNENTS Mi.diemen who intervene or to coulect or discount the boun- | OF FOREIGN MINI CON- rm =D. The Senate, ty execuitve sessjon this alterjoon, confrtiedd the following nominations:—Godlove S ‘Orth, of Indiava, to be Envoy Pxtraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Austria and Hungary, nd Horace C. Maynard to be Minister Res\deng of ‘Whe United States at Consiautinop! in acaig | By UNITED Upon (he meeting of the Senate Secretary Gor- | ‘Dam read the following ietter irom Vice Preside ut ‘Wilson :— Wasururon, Ma. Hon. Groner ©. Gonvans— WKAR SrK—Ple grem the city lor iw t ‘Gow being present w-morr the Sena that will ry respe u Mr. ANTHONY, (rep.) of R. L, snbr favion deciaring Hoa. Thomas W. Michigan, President pro lempore of tov senace, REORGANIZATION OF THE COMMITTES: OD motion oj Mr. ANTHONY, Of Riode isiaud. fenate then proceeded fo the election of the @tanding comt' te naving first suspended the Tules requiring the chairman of each committee to be elected by Oallo™. ihe list of curmumitiees ‘Was then read oy secreta y Gorham, ‘The jollowing 1s the vousiitution of the commit tees as newly orgau. y Jewrs Logan, Scorn, weonsin, MOM ile On Foreign i of Vermon Tegan, Boutw met Gp Appropr Messrs Winton, We Wallace and bar On Commer: Fpencer, Boutw MeMillan. Gordon, Op Manuiactures—Mr Booth, Brice Wit On Agricaiture— Robertson, Har Op Miia, Cameron, of” Ransow, Barnside On Naval Atuir tony, Mo: and Whyte. On Judiciary ding. Vrey Fenson, ‘On Post Ome men; Messrs Nevada, Daw Lessee ana Max — Mr. On c Mesers Bayard sen. ‘On Indian Ata’ jp rrel!, of Mat ¥, Morret! Oo Pensions —™ Mamilon £ Vermont, hai Pandock, Goope tA i amiord—stain a On te ‘ it ( an Chrisuan ba oe eo i. ‘ ARRIVAL’. Pa Raiirears—ve Week? (airman a cetk, Cragin, Howe, Hammill, Hychrt ONTED BY THE WERALD STEAM YACHTS AND a ae art pe HEM? WRUTESTONE PHL YGKAPE LAN Messrs. Hamlip, 4icors Ter Wyoming (Be, Fréemhah, Liverpool Peb 25 and Randolph. i é + Gaeenstotvn wih, with mdse and 6S passengers 19 On the Heyiskm of the Lows ta p Tys.4 Gciah. Naren 5, Iai 46 20, lon 4318 45, Gagceu Houtwett, Chairman st: aloora, iA ah latge felas of Ke and saw 800 Gey mn, Caperion ant Wallace, wep at ca), #4 muiles east of Sandy Hook, gored an inman facation and Labor a Steamer, bound ops ae wemrs Ingalis, y, of Lou steamer ieivedt Wit. Webster, Livernoo! Fen 4, and Bruce, Gordon, baton and Haxer. Queens Wn 45ch. with mdse aud 12) passengers to # WJ 4 baret : Wrens opie sia Ger), Hedtich rg vin Havre won, MeUreery aad lbh 4 aud passengers ard & Co. he Conting a (Br). 2 \ Sag = + BRAT UD, Cyracos 1a, ves 2h, Port aa : SEP Ais cd Ringsum March & mise and pa On Printing=Mr. An rm, Softwood &Co. March 4, encountered sauisbory ‘On the Labrary—M anands and Gansu. Ot Rules—Mr. Perry, of Miebigan Hamlin and Merrimon On ingrossed Bill Withers 3 Op Epro: Kelly and on Tre Chal Mr Bayard, Cha Mr. Conover, Chairman over, Mitchell, Nor On! the Levees of Chairman; Messrs ¢ rel me Pixon a The Senate when res he coo ration of the regoiuzion for tne admission of Pinchback ; end Mr. MoRron argument commence Mr, MeRRIMOS resolution, vut rie tive session, af V, M. the Senate pr oi exe ¢ busin A < avers # and tae ARR POLICE CouMI aa) ; BGR OF BLECTE t A RTE SECRET OF 11 POLICY {t's understood bers t she hands of Mayor \ Commissioners, but that a Governor Tilden defaitely aments before him Wp rea € givners api Corporation ( ons THE SPRING ERECTION Bit rhe supporters of Lawrence's sp ection Wi!) bave demanded @ nearin m Mf. Daly, hair goan of the Committee on aud wbat geo ‘tieman has promised to give them au early oppor- funity to argue tme case be‘ore him and his col- Jeagues. Mr. Lawrence says tbat if the commities Gy not report che bill witain afew days, he wil Sake 4 motion to take it out oftheir hands @ zoeler it to the Committee of the Whole, Speeious are guments are used in support of tae passage of this peculiar Dili and energebic efforts wil be made to pe it through, notwithstanding weak chances o/ Ls succe® Is i# talked of freely $o-nigbt among some of tus leg FATE OF THE COSTIGAN DI ayper ouy 0 FO sible ChADC e ators. L. ow exist AS Was expected, Senator | is the intention of one of the new | | into cugtod, present | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. Costigan bil), as Senator Woedin having declared bis 0; position the deduction may be tainty drawn that his party im the Senate are with him in his view of the ter, Altempts a:e now made by the lobby tO increase the dissatisfaction which exists beiore the New York city democratic | legisiators aS to ime present management | oF uminany Hail, They allege that the | appointment of Fitz Joun Porter means & conspiracy to bring Belmont and company to the trout again, with the Army and Navy and Man- | hattan ubs iy the toreground, pushing George |b. Movledan for the Presidency in 1876. Then this lobby propose to amend their spring election blil | when itcomes up belore the Committee of the | Whole a8 loliows:—Providing for the election of | ti Aldermen-at large; by tne appointment of a commissioner, who sball have control of the | street cleaning “in the city of New York, tak+ ing away tals power from tue Police Commission- . Then the three commissioners in charge of ch department are to be reduced to one, in | order to locate the responsibility of oMece as | closely a% possible, This expitins the parucular line of overatiogs developed bere by advocates of 2 ht movement to uuker the charter of New ork city. {TUS ALLEGED FIFTH AVENUB PAVEMENT BILL FORGE! ‘The Committee of six, appointed to examine into the alleged jorgery in counection With the roth Avenue Pavement bin, held their first ses- ob to-Gay, ‘This bill has created consideravie outside comment and speculauion. 1p bas been aga n anu agai openly asserted that Money was ed to forward the scheme of compelling the city ol New York to pay Jor a pouitice pavement Jor its prineipal avenue. From tie statements and evi- dence already given there 18 strong probability tua’ fraud bas been practised in tampering with | the Mes of the House and inserting three lines in ué bill, Materiaily altering 118 p ovisions, Jo! D. Parsons, of tne frm of Weed, Parsons & Co. General Averill, Clerk Hiram Calkins aud Mr, E, | A. Brown, were the witnesses examined, SUPPORT OF THE POOR IN NEW YORK. The bil of Mx. J. C. Campbell to provice for the aid and support of the poor and charitabie instutu- Lions in the various counties Of this State, Was up | Assembiy. This dul is a very Important one | as alfecting the maintenance of our prominent | riiable institutions aud Mr. Campoeli made & Vigorous 8 ch in xdvocacy of it. He was fol- jowed by Mr, Waetner, Mr. Petty and others on the same side, Mr. Alvord was the main spokes- Man iL Opposition to the proposed enactment, und founded lis objection principally on its apparent | unconsiitutionalty, The bill, however, was reported favorably trom Committee of the Whoie aud ordered to @ third reading. One or two + ULIMportant ameudments were mBerted as Lo ver- | THE EVENING TON. ‘The House reassembied at hall-pa even P. M. cergo,heab-Arms Brown appeared at the bar of e Hous? faving im custody Colonel C, Adams Stevens, Vice President of the Alvany and Green- buss Bridge Cofpapy, who was this morning de- clared in contempt @f ge House in that he had rerused to produce the books of Lhe company ve- sore the committee tnvestigating ifs affairs, the Speaker, aiter a short discussion, ditected the Sergeant-at-Arms to take Uoionuel Sevens gud produce Dim at the bar oi the ‘ow mbraliug. Housé f6-morr SHIPPING Ses SB Pommerania.. land . 1M London...) 3 owiing Green 6] Broadway. 5G Broadway Broadway hepubiic. I9Broadway, Helvetia: 9 Broaaway. ictoria.. 7 Bowling Green Heraer, 113 Broadway. Abyssin 4 Bowlins Green 2Broadway 61 Broadway. OY Broadway. {Liverpool [15 Broadway Livernool.. 1y Broadway, Hawourg.. IL Broadway. «| Liverpool. Wisconsin Geliert ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK —THIS DAY. HIGH WATER. Gov. Isivnd....eve 10? Sendy Hook...cve 9 ¢ Hell Gate....morn 12 N AND MOON, PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCTT 9, 18 CLEARED. ner Nevada (Br), iuard, Liverpool via Qu p—Williams & Guior amer Jaya (Br), Mu 3 Franck, teamer Denmark Bur pool via Queenstown hy, La London—e W J iams, Toosburg, Hambarg—Knaath amer Lessing nd «Koh Steamer City of Bavana, Phillips, Havana, &c—P A exandre & Sons st t h, Norfolk, maship Co. prtland—J # Amee , Wheeler, san francisco—sutton City Point and Anier tor orders, Thorsen, Londoa—Fan. mV nnik Ibsea a Same, Watts N ts Edy ¢ bark Unico Ital), Oltvari, Dundee—J © Seager. Bark Iris r, Hamburg—Funceh, kalye & Co. Bark Genev han, smyrna—Miller & Houghton. Bark W Lu (Sr, Vaughan, Montevideo—George # ley ideo—Jobn N. £ Co. ig Amy (Br), Pinkham, Gibraltar Bullev (crared 3th tina (Bri tor orders—Geo F Virwie, Cardena eon, saga MeCread. heney & Parker. Kanne, ltow & Uo. Ciudad Bouvar—Jos ¢. Anderson, Cape Hayth—B J Wenberg acdord veaa, Havana—James & Ward & ut tt, dgeway, Townsend, Sagua—James E Ward stowa, Bannell, Bicnmond, askeil, Norfolk cht & Pi ale tr) runping toond to NNW. In 10, passed a brig running betore the gi to ribbuns: coulu not speak her columbus, Heed, Havana March 4 wit and pawenters Wm P Cly ainer Western Metropolis, Qu Orleans 8. ndse wengers to ¥ Baker. M ian, Mckee, Charieston March 6. ers to Jnines W Ountard & Co Wilmington, NO, Maren 5, | with mise to W yde 4 vo. Steamer Hen Wook. W . NO, March 4 with mdse wo yiea eam awn nd, City Point and Nor cern the Old Do own, DO, verpo anchored ai 5 tor New York New London r New Yors, for New York r ew York tor Pro camer shiriey, New York for B ark y Peck, New York ow Haven waecu, Warner Sew Yorn H | AILED. } mers Lessing (Ger arg; Ne Bri, Liver | pool; Deumarx Lo Ony ol Havana, Havens } Wyanoke. ni nd, dee ps Dover Castie (Br D } Cari (Ger), Bremen: barks, Joe Kepler ? @ de Zaido, Cardenas: Devonshire, Buen John Worster, Batavia’ Regulus (Nor, Havr a D1 aus Jasper, Monrovia, brie i Son Metensee: A itoard. Br). st Jon A 18 derima (Br), Cadiz, schrs Glunpse (Lr), Rio Janeiro: Rowen, Jeremie allied (rom Svgthwest spip—siip for discussion in Committee of the Whole | n Moore, Chambers, Georgetown, DO~Mas- | Va-Siagnt & Vessels anchored at the Southwest Spit, outward ound Barks Johann Kepler (Ger), tor Bremen: Broth- ers, lor Daguas brigs Zerlima, tor Cadiz, Callao, tor Mae tauzas OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Newrort, Ri, March 9, 1875. Revenue cutter Grant, Capt Fengar, put into tais port this evening, and reports the following from Vineyard Havet During the gale of yesterday morning a large number of vessels put into Vineyard Haven for a harbor. Among them was the sehr Rising Sun Jones, of Boston, with coal for Boston, She parted chains, after losing jib boom and foremast, and drified into the brig Eudora, Lee, of Portland, carrying away the latter's bowsprit, with all attached, and foretopga/lantmast, and fouling schr MT Trundy, Crowley, from Porto Rico for Boston, carrying away her jibboom and peadgear, and then ran upon the beach near the railway wharf with great foree. No sooner had she struck than her mainmast went by the board, with everything attached, striking in its fall Capt Jones, and knocking him senseless to the deck, Upon examination it was found that his lee was broken in two places. and that he bad sastained Inter- nal Injuries as weil, and is not expected to recover. Schr Lucy Holmes, Teal, trom St Domingo, with a cargo of logwood for Boston, was badly stoven by foul- ing schr Eleanora Van Duzen, Gregory, trom Alexan dria, with coal for Boston. Both of the vessels dragged ashore on Lagoon Bar, south side of Vineyard Haven harbor. The Urant hauled of the B VD, but was una- ble (o do likewise with the LH. Scur Loretta Fish had her headgear carried away by an unknown vessel, and an unknown brig los: chain and anchor. Four vessels that were in Tarpaulin Cove rode ont the gale in safety. hr Lottie’ Wells, from New York for Boston, with coal, had her port’ quarter entirely carried away by coming in collision with an woknown Vvessel—probably: | the Rising Sun—and was in ® perilous condition. The ‘aut took ber in tow Uns PM and carried her into New Bedford tor repairs. ‘The Grant while on her way here fell in with the Block Island wail packet, Which has been detained on account of ice nearly (WO weeks, and towed her to this port An unknown brig is ashore berween East Chop and Edgartown, surrounded by ice, amd several vessels were natanchor t the northwest of kdgartown Flats, ng dragged in, pt Fengar also reports that the buov off Sow and Pius hasbeen dragged by the ice three miles southwest of Vineyard Sound Lightship, and that the gale had taken the ice enurely cutot Buzzard’s Bay. MARITIME MISCELLANY. 29> See cadle news, _ Steasen Witatcnen, before reported ashore on the rocks in the harbor of Wiekford, was got of at 6:10 PM onsun- day. She has been pumped free from water, and now Hes pt the whart in Wickiord. She will be tuken on the marine railway for repairs as soon ag they can be thawed out and made serviceable, Snip AtLastic (81), Mellon Mefore reported), eatled from Hong Kong Jan 0 for Vancouver's Island, in b Jast. went ashore at Meiako Lima, and put back to Hon Kong prior to Feb 24, making bo’ Water, but must dock for survey and repairs, Sure CoLompus, Blethen, from New York, which ar- rived at San Francisco Marci 6, had spruns'a leak Jan 6 01 1000 sirokes per hour, Buia Evporvs, during the gale of Sunday night, at Vineyard Haven’ lost bowsprit, jbboom and headgear. scug Rurd H Baker, trom Providence for Portla Vineyard Ba’ ran ashos ng @ thick fog on uray night on West Chop, but came of without damage sunday at noon, Ge ae we ae | Senn C E Guss0% %om Fayal for Boston, hefore re- Dggsd aebore near Fort Macon, NC, floated off March 3, at* Wouid be wowed up to Beaufort to repair rudder. | See Ansa (of Ipswich, Masa), trom Backsport for Port h¢ donia, CB, betore orted 2s 4 mussiug vessel, Was at Fortress Monroe March 5 . a Bares or DPPARTURE PROM NEW YORK von Tux in Joris Norms (Bri, beiore reported run into and MONTHS OF MARCH AND APLII. | sunk of Hightand light, Cape Cod. Feb 11, was passed at Reig ai arora Ojice TT | SAM Maren i, waterlogged: and abandoned, by steamer exci Han eb i iste _ | Samaria (Br), at Bosion trom Liverpool. save fi Towing Ureea | Scum Hesrrerta, from Brunswick for Portland, before ‘are oi Indiana fe'Broadway. | reported towed into Liverpool, NS, Was picked up morn- ing of Feb 14 on Georges Bauks, indinmast gone and fore- hanging over the Low. The sails were gone, the liaiches oif and the poop deck and deckhouse swept Three anchorsand chains were on the wreck, oasting license and enrolment were on board. It is thought all hands were swept off and lost. Sour MORNING Sta, at Gloncester March 8 from the ost auchor, &c, and nad hows stove by (he other ancaor fouling while coming tte the harbor. Reports had rough weather cur N HW Prinuirs at Gloucester Mareh 8 from (ve Ban's, had mainboom broken and sails badly torn; a.so | dost: had rongh we: z Son Antow (fisher f Wellfleet), sunk three miles | from Rarnstable ty yinoruing. The crew suc- | ceeded in geuttag & 1ee, | Bosom, March 9—Schr Alert. of Provincetown, | drifted ashore on Grover Head, Wi y Monday 1 on. Her anchorsare gone a are no tid- ings of the c ‘he vessel will be @ total loss. A rumor iseurrent that the schooner Addie Blajadel!, trom Vineyard Haven. was lost an jiandkerchiet shoul in storm 6 buday might, Bautigore, March S rom Henry. Murdock, one of the crew ot th < Evelyn, betore reported abandow 1 twenty m: Wheast ot Cape Henry, and who, with five others, including Burgess, second mate, arrived 4 | | (from Casteiiamire), New York; sehr Isabella Wilson (Br), Milne (from Messina), do. Havrx, March &Arnves, ship Northampton, Trask, New Orleans, Livxnroor, March 8—Arrived, ships Loch Awe (Br), Weir, San Fraveisco: Otago (Br), Guilison, New Orleans; Elia 5 Thayer, Gilmore, Norfolk, Va; bark Norge (Nor), Sorensen, New York ; 9h, bmg Don Quixote, Munroe, New York, Also arrived 8th, barks Avondale (Br), Doyie, New Or- Jeans; 9th, Olivia Davis, Hardwick, New York. Also arrived 9th, ships Prince Louis (Br), Irvine, Gal- veston; Circassian (Br), Cain, New Orleans. Sailed 8th, bark Curistiane (Ger), Uldrichsen, Phila- | deiphia. Also sailed 8th, ship Kenilworth (Br), Bennett, United States; barks Troubadour (Br), Devereaux, do; Advocate (br), Spicer, do; Ocean (Nor), Bergh, do. Salled 9th, bark H D Brookinan, Tyson, Havana, Lonvon, March 8—Sailed, bark Metsola (Rus), Wikan- der, United States. Arrived 8th, ship Franklin, Linnell, Mejittone: Maveina—Arrived, brig Hattie Pettis (Br), Pettis, New York. Puvwovrm, March 7—Arrived, bark Adriana Petronella (utch), Borg. New Orleans for Havre, Penantm, March 9—Arrived, bark Jessie Boyle (Bri, Toms, Pensacoia, PaLeRno—Sailed, steamer Stowell (Br), New York; Schr W B Herrick, Baker. do (not sa!led trom Licata). Also satied, “F Julia,” for New York; “Spring,” do; Albatros, do. QurxxstowN, March 9—Arrived, barks Washington Ata), Lauro, Phitaaelphia; Moonbeam, Field, Portland 0; Payta (Fr), Cabaret, San Francisco, ‘ Also arrived 9th, ship Pilgrim, Fowle, San Francisco; | bark Alessandro Danovaro (Ital), Traverso, Baltimore. Satled 9th, bark Maggie M (Br), Ch: ers, New Yorks brigs © C Sweeney, Cole, do; Clara J Adams, McFadden (from Baltimore), Cardiff. Ramscare, March 9—Arrived. bark ME Corning (Br), McHenry, Mobiie for Reval (see below) Rorrenpay, March 8—Arrived, steamer Maas (Dutch, Chevalier, New York, Scity, March 8—Off, bark Promossi (fr), Weather- vannah via St Marys for Plymouth. SANTANDER, March 8~Arrived, barks Gipsey, Cremor, | New York; Norah, Giles, ‘do. Also arrived, brig Wexturd (Br), Bradshaw, Philadel, | phia, Sevinte, Ma Foster, Stites, * bleed Yawtx Bay, CGM—Salled, bark Gustay Adolph (Ger), Ochlinann, New York. h 7 New Yo. ied, brig John D Tapper (Br), Sailed from ——-, Elizabeth, for United States. Lonnox, March 9—Brig Rietta (Br), Urquhart, trom Baltimore for Queenstown, betore reported ashore off the latter port, will probably be a total loss. Bark MF Corning (Br), McHenry, Reval, has arrived at Ramsgate leaky and with loss of sails, . Bark Albert Neumann Berlin (Ger), Elchmann, from Havre for the United States, has pat imtg Falmouth in a damaged condition, FOREIGN PORTS, 2, March —Arrived, bark Conquest, Small, Feb 15—In port, schr Levi Hart, Giles, from ADELAIDE, Boston, arrived same day. at ci Carcures, Mach $—seied, ship Sarah Hignett, Bur- Wet, sons ane or 2) al ‘eros, Feb 21—Saiied, bark Braato (Nor), Nielsen, Bos- n., Havana, Feb 27—Sailed, brig Akbar, Thompson, Sagna | (before reported for vorth of Hatteras, direct) ; 2th, Isaac L Clark, In port Ma Shackford and Tarry burn (Br), See teras, ldg; Cardenas, sunberg, and York; sches kien Tobin, Burnett, and Abbie Dunn, Fountain, for north of Hatteras, do; d others unc, Hat March 9—Arrived, steamers Hibernian (Br), Archer, Baltimore for Liverpool «and proceeded 9th); 9h, Chase, from Portland. (Both steamers report hav- ingencoustered heavy NE gales, with snow, on Mon- ry t Rinavrox, Ja, Fed 17—Arrived, schrs Jos Oakes, Parker, Mobile? Monodnock, Baker, New Orleans yia Cientuegos, Cuba; bargue Migantocook, Hemmyniz, Boston; 2st, schr Lottie K Friends, Collins, New York; 25th, brigs Golconda. Lou, Boston: Evangeline (Br), Smith, Lockport NS; March 1, Kingston (Br), Neal, jaitax, NS, Aailed—Feb 13, schr EC Gates, Freeman, Jacksonville; 16th, brig Sarah Harris, Crosby, Cuba, Maxsnrtine, Feb 20—saued, steamer Trinacria (Br), hasbatks Henry Knight, Amen: Ormus chs burka He : bi a “4 for north of Hat- Gover, of New | Hutchinson, New York. Sunday morning upon the steamer Adelaide, Captain | Mavo, it is learned that the vessel was only teaxing | slightly when she lert this port on Sunday, \ uit, and ho. thinks that they might have pro- | cecded on their Voyage ater putting to sea on Wednesday afternoon, — 24 imst, havi passed out of the Capes sbent forty-five miles, b at 6 PM the wheelsinan (Silvey) ‘elt “a sudden, nac- countable jar of the vessel and wheel, and reported the same to Cap nosmith, The first and se 1 miates, upon making ion, «discovered that the vessel was lei . whoa the Captain ordered | her to be p Tapes and all hands to the | pumps, At this hou! re were twenty inches of water aft, the m ‘or over icur hours, the water » baving put back the to abo southeast of vessel Was hoid i taken off by the seh: roe. Captain Smith first mate a waten, and one 0) ckman at Fortress f his effects, the satlorsa £20 note on the Sailor's Bank’ of | Captain smith aud Nis first mate remained 33 Monroe, and hursday afternoon a<chooner bonud to New 'Yor« reported that the Evelyn was er bow aud libboom. vi cene of the. wreek vwrht will ar. 1 Noriulk. to have ¥ be accomplishea a the ground, and her boneash tert to Captain ms Wii! | the bark r. trom the fai from the ¢ izers are p wnner im # b 1 pot slip Water as rapidiy hefore renorted in u aban- 13 mies SW She had a ¢ A. telegram Shstinek valifax, jallantey ing was bo iso blocked as it communica | oday steame ared, sailing aa endeavor, itis believed, to dad an New Loxnox, Marc for Cette. witi load cargo au railway to-day. and will re- destiaation as sou 4s possi- sail for chr Oliver Ames ts baving a new foremast, jibbeom afd (opmast, which will be completed tis week. , Panawa, Fe > which went ashore ga ® reet inthe Bay of Mouugo, hus become a total wreck, Vinzvanp Harvey, March 9—Briz Florence (Br), from Cienfuegos tor Boston, parted both chains and hawser, ‘ost three anchors and went ashore 4h inst. near Senge- Kontecket Bitige. Edgariown Bay: was zot off same night with ase stance from the shore, ana isnow lyme acenchor in Viuevard Sound, off Oak Blutts, waiting the wind to get into this harbor. eee NOTICE Tg ‘Wikiners : zette ot March 5 says the buoy near gertown harbor lias been moved by rly direction sume 60 or 7u rods, ” ein an cus New London, March 9—US steamer Cactne ented this mc in tow Cornfield shoal iu Hip, Lo be ion. SPOKI Seotian (Br), from Liverpoot for Baltt- sau at Hali- | morning, hay ed on het } pia Steamer Nova more March 4 io lat, do, by steamer Hiber jax 9th. f ‘Ship Sterling, Baker, trom New York for San Prancis- co, Jan 1, off Cape Horn, brig Saal 1 Br). Locke, srom Cienfuegos for Box Feb 22. Int 35 30, ton 78 90. br Hd May, iroun Uientuegos for Boston, March 7, in inevard Sound. NOTICE TO MERCHANT shipping agents AND CAPTAINS, fhante, ship captains are informed that by telegraphing to the Heeatp London No 46 Fleetacrest, the arrivals ot and depart ures from Furopean ports, and other ports abroad, of American ana all foreign vessels trading with the he same wilt ve cavied to shis couniry aiied—Ships Wilbam: sSpeculator Br, Reval: bak S01 31112. Oriental, sr) Oork;. brigs Allewro (Nor), Newman Bet esg ( ‘GQ NEWS. Cronstadt; Heaperus (Nor), Svendsen, Stettin, Mhecvlso arrived, steamers Champion, Lock wood 4. ‘ N ork; Jeigh, Oliver, Amore. anton, ner sited, steamer Vaderiand (Belg), pv pt ie Mee E P Hall, Kein, Macanze i Randall, Philadelp bia. | FORTRESS MONROB, March 9—assed in for Bate Beurast, March ed, orig Anita Owen, Upton, | More, darks ioua (Br), Hora, from Liverpool; Palm ' | com —— Baltimore via Pays | Pansed ont—Steamer Hohenzollern, fo Bnewex, March 7—A ark A ca (Ger), ko- | _Sailed=Bark Kong Carl (Nor, Bye " Nortolk \ Si giblnstestinn UALVESTON, March 9—Cleared, bark Sarah Dougises ei ete. aiied 7th, bark St Andrew Br ’ me pong ase Cork ate | 00) 19342 avag geal oan aren S—safled, eee Itt ee ee ee weval; NA K Gardner (Br), Live “2p ogab. onl ses failed 8th, ship Sagamore, Wood, Havre PCO a ee a ees eas ONE fi Btia stewart rom Oth—Arrived, schr Fran ae Tulee, Ri Cuirtagosc—arrived, bark E wart fre ath Arrive Frank Lmoas. Halse, Rus sor Meade, Sampson, New York; W P Clyae | 1, March 9—Arrived, st win pabte, | Benen chasse 4 : tearea—Bri drea (Nor), Haveness, Malaga; New York tor Loudon; bark Tytal Wa aicrow, | qJleared—Brigs | Sutin do for do. nailed vi ship Ajax. - bea8 B00! TIS . Domus Micha Pasar no barks Vara Yara (Nor) 38. «+ $00 11381 : i. Sorensen, ma; Anto ev ita Ant an pie pred de A rl son, Baltic werps brig Cc ue Sorelie (ital, Par + solr S| gis, eee TTT Hi Sailea Sth. bar rata, © het ns apes | es Bauved irom K SEW ReDHo lL.» March 5—atlea, brig Walter Howes, APPROXIMATION PRIZES. r roe, Port f ‘ | eon hpi barnes andemanten | SEWront, March SeArtived, (C8 revenue steamer a le Pesos $ eter, ise, irom New York via New London wand | “a0, 08 | pe : 00] Lid... | Facwoorn, March 2—fat in, bark Albert Ne Wail River for New York | ‘ted with barge Satanelia in tow Biehmeun, trom Royse. sents. Mule Washburn, Gob, Provitence tor | ce below thew Vassar, vt, Winchoster, New Bedford | ~ t Tunis Depew. Groucesrae, March §—Salied, bare Maria {4 tat), arbor oth, sehr Bonny Boat, Kelley, | | 0 r s~arrived, barks St George (B schrs Wm Mason, © | ieinen aes ‘i nore. | Prizes casned. fuformaiion tarnished. Next draw Hail, New York; Charlotte Wer), Waliact, Wilunington SCae Powhames, | nf'eene imigaeents Meare NO; Wimburn (Bri, MeDongall, New York Honolain. | No. 1 Wail sree’, New Yur wailed Sth, barks Cherokee Br), Wilson, United States f ULA, Si-- Arrived, ote Gersvels) Ren. | Post oflce box 4.44% ni slat Hover. Liverpool. sobre Orta . . Ver “ vi SS mTETe bg! rf n Geri, Nejahr, a aes, Proge west Pass | ACERVOUS DEBILITY IMPORTANT TO INVA iia Mitan t-ohirevvels seca tere tow | RR aged | IN “lias For Nervous Deviity and Weakness, broug! a, "aii ipa deh | Marchissen, Brake (Gere | On by iniiscredons, excesses or overwork of the bra bt Eayniyvord Mahe) etrpsor | many? Faeroe eee midge (Br, | aid. nervous sysiem WINCHBSTRR'S | SPECIFIC wravran, March 4—sailed. steamer fu wr), Me- | Card. irgan, Key West, PILL, texted for over 30 years with pertect success, Is a Kay (from Trieste, Ac), New York i March l-arr ved, senr Atiana (Br), Autrey, Havane. | prompt radical and permanent cure, SEND Vit A P ad r = r 10 «fh pe. | Blmarrived. bark & ja Be. ora Mm, h yaveae | Gike ULAR Priogs, $1, Ane 5 bogs § a, cts hy nap lt dtabaater Bet Se ingeselrdetc an PNBACOLA I~-Arrived, Ania ‘Law. | securely sealed, with full dire 4 | lero), New Qrieaus; brig Gigvann aa, Doralig | telen how Onmaue vipa oan Win CHESTER & CUm 26 John streot, Sew York. nt, and, after | f water in | sth | e ard Feb 13—sailed, schr Glen Tille (Br), Monroe, jew York. in port Fel, 16, barks Schamyl, Snow, for Boston, just completed ldg, to sail 17th; Fury, Loud, from Genoa, ar- rived 16th, for Philadelphia; Sadie, Shepardson, from Cadi, arrived 15th, tor Boston; brigs Janet (Dan), Han- sen, and Foam (Nor, Dahi, for United states: schrs HA pd Raynes, and Viseount Macdu® (Br), Wright jor do. Mavaaver, Feb 14~Arrived, schr Neilie Starr, Poland, Wiluington, N Matanzas, March 1—Arrived, brig Little Harry (Br), Mundy, St Thomas. <ailed, Feb 25, prig Mariposa. Milton, New York; schrs Jessie Hovt (Br), McDonald, north of Hatteras; Lizzie | Wilson, Wilson, Portland. sr dons, NB, March $—Cieared, schr Geo V Richards, New York. {Pen Srmamen Wvowrc.) 22~-sailed, EM Duval, Rogers, Sandy ; 2M, August Andre (), Greve, New York, ALICANTE, Feb) 9—Arri Clementina, Sentry, New Orleans and Jeft 10ch for'Barce.ona); 14th, Goodwin, | Craig. New York. BeLras previously). Pancktoxa, Feb 1—Arrived, Kochexo, Johnson, » york With. Veladera, Casabella, New Urleaus; Netie, anciro. ugh. Victori land, 0. iTiRAUEAR, Feb 18$—Passed through the Straits, Dantel Draper, Bottoue, from Palermo tor New York; Amy r, Irom Messina for do; ith, Foam, Jeni: ; Virago (9. Whiting. New York Keb. —Arrive!, Marion, Edwards, Ball 2ath, Mempluis (6), Nelion, Boston; Polynesian Boston. 2hd, Ainazone, Baltzer, Wilmington. ¢ Marshall, Gardver, New York: Haveloc! fon, Havana: Nova Scottin (s), Richardson, Haliinx. Cleared 2d, Tyomo, Larsen, Philadetphia. Loxvox—Salled irom Gravesenu Feb 23, Donald Mo- Williams, Callao. B13—Sulied, Glen Wille Hanzo, New loth, LF Munsoa, af . Progress Uisen, di | New York. i dete thir Dew Lets | ir Mataca, Feb 6—Arrived, India (s, Fougnt, Maia (and Brest, Feb 2—Meny bales of cotton have been satya? out last month on the Coast of Audierne or in the are slightly damaged, but appear bot Ww have the water. FARTLEPOOT here trom Shields (pine), ran into the Soutl ed in ber bows and sustained other Gamage *, Vorer, artived at Queenstowa Jan 22 AMERICAN PORTS. XANDRIA, March 8—Arrived, steamer 2 0 w York. BOSTON, March 9—Arrived, steamers Wm Cron ior, Paltimore: Lockwood, Charl stont Normai kerson, Philadelpiia; bark Harry Baschman (Jr), n, Liverpool. red—steamers Earl of Lonsdale (Br). Bekevns, orge ’ > Seminole, Maichews, Savannah i Reveland, Balttinore; brig Mary & Rowland, L Nenas;achr Charles A Higgins, Melntosh, Hay IMORE, March &=Arrived, brig Concord, 8) ‘sas. ae eaorived steamers DJ Foley, Price. Wilmington, James A Gary, Hall, Newvern. omnmeree, ker, North Uarovina; sehrs iatue M Crowell, Crow- ell, Boston; Urian & Fike Crowell, do; AW Fisk, Fisk, 4 Phiiling Providence. 0 Aired erate Nova sco, (Br, Richardson, pier, knock (the GW trom Da- Liver- W— r Nova hd srolina (Be), Winch, Palermo: seul, ‘Cardenas: sehr Francis K Baird, Mayhew, do. \—Steamers Wm Lawrence, Howes, Bostow: 1 price, Wilmington, NO; Uctorora, Reynolds | New York bark Victorta (Yor), Jucooson, Queenstown | or Faimouth; brigs Bonny Mary (Br), Pallot St Pierre. ; Oly tie, Dor ‘ardenas: schrs W L Bradley, Chase, Darlin emerson Rokes, Marston, West Indies. SWICK, Ga, Feo 2;—sailed, sears Hannah Sit tle, Ingersoll, Norfolk; March 2,J 4 L Bryan, Lee, New ork. : Y ott cleared, schr JS tngranam, Packard, Sagua ia Grande, ari or to load for Ouvay Roamer. MoParlana, Ri |. Va: Rite J Simmons Harriagion, Matanzas ARLESION, March 50M port, bark sarah BI) ’ om Liverpool edtsnip Wi “hin, Whitehouse, Havre. Raleigh, Oliver, Baitimor: March 7—Salled, echrs FL Richardson. Young, he Cleared—ship William h—Arrived, steam } schr SH Sweet (Br), Dunn, United | from Mobile for | Feb 23—Sailed, Casiida, Pike, New York (not | ou, Feb 23—Arrived, Marianne, De Bazelaide, Port- | A | Trinacria @), Hutchinson, | (West), Feb 2—Bark GW Sones, arrived | Cveared— Pi Vineltore (Nor), Olsen, Toulon: Lane get Nor). Halvorsen, Inverness. Veronca (Nor). Hen- eueee, Pieetwoou, schr Edith L Steers, Hutenins, New ve |, Sth—Arrived, barks Pastaroeang (Swe), Sixneul, Lon- don; Onward (Br). Adams, Genoa. | afl Bark ‘Iitania (Nor), Haff, Hambu | Heinrich Moll (Geri, Meyer, Rostock: sera Power, Willey, New York: Mary Emiiv, New Orleans, PHILADELPHIA, March 9—Arrived, steamers Prew Pitz, Sargent. Shields; HL Gaw, Pierson, Baltimore Martha Mievene, Chance, do; sehrs D Brittain, Carroll, Jacksonville; WM Whittaker, Carll, Salem Creek. Also arrived, steamers Roman and Aries, Boston; Vir- ginia, Chariesion, and Allentown, Bost Also arrived, bark Pantser Nor), Nelsen, Liverpool; schraJ B Bodwell, Greeley, Portamouth :Joauna Dough- ty, Doughty, Savannah. Cleared—steamer Nortolk, Richmond; schrs Emma © St Jago: Steohnan, Matanzas: & W Huddel!, Gloucester; D SMershou, Newport; H J’ Simmons, Nor- ol. | Also clearea—Bark Jupiter (Ger), Stricker, Bremen brigs Ida L Ray, Paskell, St Pierre, Mart: Odort land, Sagua; sclirs Kate’ & Luella, Barrett, Ric Me; "Ala, Ross, New York; W'S Daughter, Jolson, Nor Newcastiy, Del, March 9, AM—City iceboat No 1 passed down at 8:10 AM, having in tow German bark Germanta, tor Bremen, Senr Howard A Hunt, for Caibarien, anchored of bere lust evening and proceded this mornins. Sehrs sarah Eaton, for Barbados, and Sarah Cullen, for Washington, DC, came in harbor last evening and still remain, Safled last evening—Schr Florence Nowel!. for Savan- nab, Wind NE, digit. Noon—Bark "Prince Alfred (Br), passed down at 10:15 AM, in tow. Sehr Sarah Cullen and Sarah Eaton remain. Arrived in the harbor— Lizzie Bate! from Philadephia for Cardenas; Kate & kich, tor Savana Benjamin Gartside, tor Boston, and UW McCalley, Nortolk, Va. A schooner is tn sight. coming down in tow Lewes, Del, March J—Sceamer Presnitz, rom Shields* pansnert iit at $:15 last evening. Hark Tancook, from Cork, arrived during the night palttk Keck aid brig Sportsman are bere, ouward nd. 9 ¢M—Bark Tancook sailed for Philadelphia this morn- ing. Bark F Reck and brig Sportsman are stilt here, but early all the others buye lett. Work uu the steamer | Mary was resumed to-day, | PORTLAND, March 9—Arrived, sehrs tyne, trom Bath for New Yors; Roamer. do jor Richmond. | | Cleared—Brig Machias, Bartett, St thomas; sche RM for Queenstown. Brookings, Moniie. PROVINCETOWN, March 9—Saiied, steamer George Cromwe!l, Bacon (irom Portland), New York PROVIDENC Buhler; John j Wright, Hart, and | GRAN PRANCISCO, Murdock, Queenstow ut nays Beewwiu, | Morgan, Betize, Hon SAVANNAH,’ March 9—Arrived, steamer Saragossa, | Hooper, Baitimos satled—Barks Frat vis Bournenf Br), Weston, Reval; Jf Whitney (ir), Fr, Monte iste VINEYARD HAVON, March t—Arrived, sebrs Mary B Tor . Yarginia tor Boston; 1G Bussell, Mosquito Laiet | for Boston | "The tollowing vessels are at ancho: between Oak Biutls and Cape Pace Goddard and J G Nor’ “i, Drie Sellie CliMs J pv Robinson iH ‘al others, uLkuOWN, Chromo is at Kdzartowin, | (WILMINGTON, NO, March 6—-Arrived. schrs Samnel © “y sehe | Hart, Keliy, Wosd’s ioe: F Merwin, Pierce, Baltimore (not as telegraphed). 9th—Sailed, sieamers Rebecca Clyde, Childs, Baltt- more; Gulf ‘stream, Faircloth, New ¥ | MISCELLANEOUS. A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, ! 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Mark's pla Novce —RAPID Natt NOW ATTAINABLE, —~ ff New York and of the subur The attention of citizens ran towns on the Hudson. Harlem and New aven Rail | | | stat | road lines is invited to the following statement of facts oe ial interest to th ein | at First—Wull legal authority nas recently been conierred | mu, | BHon the Metropolitan Transit Company to build an | WAS. 0 | | aN ) 07 3073: 30746, wT. MT Do ee 90881... 090, 300|9N08, GUE] 924. | 7 SNH S188 OU SARL... 300 | p) | Elevated Railroad, with wy ) | Central Depot to B owt soy | surely between thove p: 300 | against private or speculative combinations, reply, with @ view to a + ong) tracks, from the Grane ireen, by the best of most A | direct route acd on improved plans, at a Axed and mod erate cost. Itcan be construcied in from six to twelve en fortabiy, enfely anv months ant c vey pa a fifteen minutes tran ait time. yad—A commirter ns, after months of thor and ration, wih th vestigation aid ofeminent legat and enuincering counsel, are now ready to vifer an honest, sav and practicable mechani ela method of uuliaing the verted righ ed to ovitiar and impartial manner, ugh the medium of public subscriptions, Investere transit facilities desired, bu will make an exee ceipts showing margin fe ‘Third Subscribers, de tor a A oMcers trom tncir owr wo choose the dir amber to supervise the enterprise, as a \ ttarantee Citizens who are ready to invest in “rapid transit,’ above basis, when the foregoing facts are substan- mraunicate at once, by mail, on J, are requested to © stating name, address and probable amount, directed te Subscription Com the itee of Metropolitan Tra Company, No. 152 Broadway, New York, Documentary prooit and information will ve sent im early decision. Friends of this grand obiect and public necessity will vely be surprised to #ee how easily and tis long vexed problem can be solved by their liberal and prompt responses By order of ¢ tee B. FISKE, a Naw York, March & live etary.