The New York Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1875, Page 10

10 TI I R STATE OA I ITAL Porta Oill, a8 @ Substitute for all other proposed: enactments, in the matter of piss and repaving Streets and avenues in New York, The bill pro- vides that the Common Council of tne city of New York stall, by Ordinance, direct the pavin; a repaviug O: all streets, avenues and public places, and in every 8ueN ordinance shall specify the work to be done, the materials to be used, the time within wich the whole shall be completed and the limit of the enure expense to be incurred therewr, Where any of sueh streets shal! have | ait rai been once paved, and the expense thereof paid by the igs upon whose a the same was 3 ete assessed, the enure cost and expense o! every ADDITIONAL PROVISION FOR THE POOR, | scosequent repaying thereot sail be borne and apporstoned equally by a general assessment of = ip sgt thereof upon ali taxable real estate iD suid city. A QUALIFYING BILL FOR MRS, TILTON. Senator Cole to-day introduced a bili which, no d Lol, if passed im its preseat shape, will per- mit Mrs, ‘Titon to testify in the amous trial, ine text of Lhis bil Is as follows :— | AW act to enable a wile to be a witness against her hus | bana or halt of another purty in cases ol crime | ral ion, | 1.—in an’ action for erim | be a witnes# ior the det Ave eviC ne sane as any other Wit | suel oe Ny —This set sual tase effect immediately. HUSBAND AND WIFE IN CRIMINAL CASES. Mr. etty’s bili, introduced in the Assembly, does not in the least degree tend toward giving | Mrs, Tilton the privilege Of testitying in the pres. | ent controversy, It has been arawn to cover CTIMIMA! Cases BO.ely, ADA reads as Lollows:— | AX Act to chubie husbands aud wives to testify for each other ii criminals trials. | Seerioy L.—Whenever a husband sha A Bill to Enable Mrs. Tilton to Testify at the Scandal Trial. LES BEd Sheriff Conner Obtains the Patronage of the Marine Court. oniaeaeded | Street Paving and the Common Council. b J conversation a ALBANY, March 11, 1875. The valises of many country democratic A-sem- Diymen are packed here to-night for a visit to | New York on the first train to-:nurrow aitersoon, ailer the adjournment of the Legislature. Their visit, 1t is Said, Is Intended as # movement to look |, for « criminal alter. the patronage promised to them in the nee 1, oun day ab enuictment or examination or trial, events i the passage of the Costigan vill. The | Sud shall offer himsell as a) witness nis wile shall be & | Ske, 2—-Whenever a wite shail, for a criminal offence, | be under invictment or examigation or trial, and shall oller herseif asa witness ber busband shall be a compe- | tent wituess in her pehalt. | duc. 5.—Ihis act shall take effect immediately. @octrine is propounded that residing in the State | of New York they are at least cntitied to equal recognition with residents of New Jersey. a e conversed With several democrats from ions parts of the State, ana the jact cannot be Giaguised that @ good deal of dissatisiaction is anifested in regard to the appo.ntment of Gen- eral Miz John Porter, Those geuliewen trace in- directly the recent defeat of ite party in New Hawpshire to this selection and other actions of a @mmular character, Ip the dispensing of patronage and the election of officiais of questonable politi cal reputation to important place. It 1s asserted by severai country members that in the event of their support of ihe Costigan enactment they were promised appointments jor iriendsin New | coivuess has sprang up between the Mayor and weeks to come, will be run down with applications |G; the Mayor's wishes,” and, jurthermore, the | from there gentiemen to carry out such pledges | Mayor nas lever proposed to me anything that | as may bave been given. They look to the Depart- | could be distorted into the suggestion Of s bargain | ment of Public Works as a irutiu! feld Jor the New YoRs, Mareb 11, 187 carrying out of these alleged promises, “ADVISORY” MEMBERS, To-day we have tad a new accession to th cle of “advisory”? members, Who lately commenced operations before tis Legisiature, in the person GARD FROM COMMISKIONER WALES. | TO THE Hyivok oF THE HERALD :— Your Aibany correspondent, under the heading of More Broken Bargains,” intimates that # cold- ness had ajready arisen between myself and the Mayer rela'ive to New York city bills now pena- ing before the Legislature, upon the theory that I had “pledged valuable support’ among republi- can legislators for the lurtheranee of the Mayor's | wishes, and thatil was unable to carry out the contract, Permit me to state that | am pot aware that anv NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, cir- NEWS FROM THE 80UTH PACIFIC STATION— of Mr. James Davis, a member of the republican THE PERUVIAN REVOLUTION AND THE ECCLE- party, irom New York city. SIASTICAL QUARREL IN CHILI—DREADFUL EX- est the gentieman proposes to exercise his PLOSION OF A SHIP'S MAGAZINE— THE DARIEN talents has not yet been developed, but rumor, which is always busy. connects him with the operations of Mayor Wickham on the Costigan bil, Cconsidering that arepublican Senate now holds the fortune of this Measure im tis keeping ‘mere may be some ground for this assertion. | EXPLORIN' PARTY. WASHINGTON, March 11, 1875, Rear Aémiral Collins, commanding the United States naval force on the South Pacific station, reports to the Navy Department, uuder date of THE HOME RULE CRY. ' Taicahuana, Chili, February 7, that be would re- The doctrine and political battle cry, of “home | Main in that port for some weeks tor necessary rule,” being consiterably weakened ander the Fitz | T¢Pairs on the fagsnip Richmond and her boilers, exercising the crew and getting the vessel ready | | | Iu what es | | | Jonn Porter appointment, Mayor Wickham, it is fi ° i contended, will have to stnke out in Fr sea The Omaha had been craered to Taica- | ® new Joundation support for his claims ps Valparaiso tor, exercise ‘and ae to pass bills giving him exclusive controi dodae hes ees | of all appointinents and removals in New York | city. These country gentlemen will necessarily seek a fair sMare Of Lhe patronage ip recompense dor their support. THE CATHOLIC PROTECTORY, Vicar General Quinn, John EK. Develin and Henry Hoguet appeared be'ore tue Ways and Means Commitee of the House to-day in advocacy of an appropriation of $100,000 in the Supply bill for the support of the New York Catuolic Protectory. THE EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS, The Commissioners of Emigration were also represented to-day before the same committee by President Suack, of the German bmigration Seci- ety, and Mr. Sigismund Kaofman. This commis- sion asks for $00,000 in the yearly Supply bill. ‘Mhree important bills were passed in the As- The so-called revolution in Peru, wuich by last accounts Was pearly suppressed, has not mater ally deranged the foreign commerce of that country. it is not believed that the antagonism between | tue Civ and ecclesiastical authorities of Chili will | extend beyond peaceable discussion, ibe United States Minister to Chiit, Hon. C. A. Logan, visited the Richmond on January 29, and | Was saluted with Gfteen guns, The healtu of the officers and crews on the South Pacifie station centinues good, FATAL EXPLOSION ON SHIPBOARD. Rear Admiral Collins forwaras a report of Cap- tain Johnson, commanding the Omana, dated | January 16, ANROUDCILE Lust OU that morning, at five o'clock, the officer of the deck reported semply to-day. Mr. T. (. Campbeu’s bill pro- tua an explosion of steam or — pow- Vidipg for the support of the puor, Mr. Keoua- der bad taken piace on board the Chiuan @ay’s bill givigg the patronage of the Marine jrou-ciad = Almirante Cochrane, and — that | Courts to Sherif Conner and Mir, Hammond's bid the frebell was ringing. A doat, with an officer, im relation to County Treasurers. WAs mediately sent with three tire ex- THE CHARITABLE AND REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS. (ONS. | tinguisuers und al Offer to render any assistance Some amendments were made to Mr. f. possibit It was a satisiaction to observe Lnat Campbeli’s bili, Tbe following is the Dillin Juil #8 Gur boat Was the Arst to render assistance. 1Wo passed vy the Assembly. surgeons, With instrumen's, bandages, Ac., were | Ag. act to provide for the aid-and support of the poor in | sent immediately witer ike fre purty, One man the counties of Frie, Kings and New Vork. was instantly Killed by the expiosion and anotuer | The people of the =tate of Sew York. represented In | diedsoon alter. ‘Tel men were also injured or | Bepaic and Assewh!y do enact ast Becrion |. [he boarils of supervisors of the counties of Brie, Kings aud New York a eby atithorived and irected to annually levy aud raise by taxation such @moulits as they Way Consider pecessary in aid and sup- ‘of the poor of their respectiv Dties, aud t0 a ropriate and pay socn propo: {as they mu, deem necessary or proper to the various charitabie or re- formatory institutions in the ” aid and suport of (be poor of such wounded. The immediate cause of the accident had not been definitely asceriained at toe ime Capiain sobnsen wrote tus report, ut it is sup | posed tvat the men who were killed entered the gunner’s storeroom with an open light, ana ig- nited some explosive material. The ship sustained | nO IMpOrtaht injury, the eXpioson merely kUOCK- ing uown the buikheads Of tne store room. ‘The thanks of the senior odicer, presentea through an | or supporied iu or by such instit s respectively sac. 2 No appropriation or wi shail be officer, have been expressed 16 Captaim Johnson | Yo any charitable insttunou any boards for the wid ocered py the Omaha. supervisors under the preceding jon except to LANDING OF THE DARIEN EXPLORERS, Anetuututions to which such Board of supervisors were, ring the year 1874, authorised to appropriate and pay moneys in aid wud =npport oF tne ve d tO UF sup y payment be Captain Barrett, commanding the Canandaigna, reports to secretary Koveson from Aspinwail, under date Of February 27, thaton the evening of | ported thereiD or thereby. nor s Je to any such institution thereunder in excess of the the 27th of January, Lieutebant Coilins, in charge jouut authorized (© be paid to it by any Hoard of of the Darien expedition, having reported that he | Supervisors during said vear, excep! in cases where was in possession of the mstruments necessary for glen payment has been made 10 an instiea which iauier case no greater amoun on per caps ean the prosecution of the survey, he ordered the of- | cers to repaiz on board, and earsy the next morn- Sry gts ftw cad year "4 | ing steamed irom the auchorage off Luion, ur As- | ‘This act sball not in any Way affect or repeal the ex- pimwail, Jor toe Gull of Darien, where they arrived twung provisions of law prov jor the raising and jate on the evening of the wth or January. The yaying Dy any Board of Saver Shay specie next day (Suncay). the boats naving been laden | amount oF amounts he, Raia. as cortised by tne vom: | with the stores and appurtenances of the ex- | w York. to apy charitable or reforn atory institntion | Pedition, Lieutenant Collins and party left the | im aid or support of We poor supported or cared tor | Vessel and cered to the supposed en- | trance of the Cabo Coquito, Lreatenant Sullivan one of the former explorers, taved to find 1 althongh the search lasted until nearly dar returned to the Canandaigua, and the steam c ver Gaving beeu supplied with extra coal he pro- ceeded early next morning to The Village of Turbo therein wr therepy Ske. 4. The of Extimate and Apportionment of the city and county o; New York are hereby authorized and directed to meiude in the nual esumate of the amounts requires for the expenses of suid city and county, the amounts preseriled bv law to be raise snd appropriated to tbe various charitable and reiormatory Hie fnstacutions in city and couniy in aid and support | to secure tlie services Of a pilot. At eveaing, Feb- eine peur, surnured or jared for esc ol duets, | Tuaty L she entrance was discovered. The growth " ate per age, Minter a gone gs of umber ana driitwood had so completely maske ee rae as ne tence be teeken ob | TO eaeele Was unre zavle save by thoxe who | xcise moneys derived | Had at short mtervals made use of it as an exress cusesforthesae | to tbe river. The expedition reached the moutn Intoxicalng iquors to such benevolent or charitable | of the Napipi op the jourth day Oo! Februsry at sun- oh aud city whic lsba Mtounly aid, sup: down. and aiter landing tue stores, ihe officers | Gene: the poor thereat as inay soem io said Board | and crew resied over night afd revurued to the Unwess acopied ty a muoriiy vole or ihe suid Board; | Vessel, Wiiich they reached on the Jorenoon of the and the Vomptrolier o! the s ty is hereby author. | 9tD. | ized and directed \ draw fis wa mm favo f such AID OFFERED BY THE REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA, institations respectively 1 in soen resolations Master Rieumond, in charge of the cutters, rep- Becording to the tenor (bereo!, and the Chamberiasn of said city shall pay such warrants out o! the saic moneys received jor licenses, whieh are ue cled to be deposited with and paid over lo bim wiitit Cuirty days after (hey are received Tesents as intricate the navigation o: the Caiio Coquito up To the Alrato, a aistabce of irom (en to twelve mules. On reaching the Atrato it was jound to be aeep and wide, and its waters excel- | See. 5 —The term * the preceding sec- lent. Game is plentiful. On the way back Master po Fp I et vn inert Richmond stopped at the village o: Sacio, wuere | 1 ie he Was entertained by an officer representing the | any reformatory institunen, per oe United States of Colombia. This ovticer, Senor rebeved or cared jor gratuitous Mr. Richwond to the Van- | RKanurez, accompanied table instiiution for the care, relief or instrucuen idiots, the deal and dumb, the blind, the née, the aMdaigua (or the purpose of offcring,the services of ruptured «| rienale infirm, bis government, having received instructions to or the © the late civil wa that effect. Captain Barreit would proceed to who would utherwise become a charge upon their re- | the gurvey of Coagres and on the isth oi Marcn | aesevacgans habe adinat Hacmaliiiisis will Sail to Cartagena, wich offers greater ‘Suc. This act shat : laciities for communicating with Liencenant Cole SHERIF? CONNER AND FEE MARINE COURT. lins and party, as the pangos which frequent the The bui introduced oy Mr. Kennaday, afecting Gulf trade principally With Cartagena aud seldom the service of process in tae Marine Court, giving With Aepinwa, that service to the Sherif of New York, was dis- gin ORS TE a EO custed to-day with considerable leelit Tes: Navy. Departinems announces the: fr, B. P, Mr. Petty, Of Sutlolk, Moved to recommit, with = ¢, atc t . ‘ : tevens, the Luited States Dexpatch Agent at Instruction to amend so that it shame: apply | ongon, has removed is oMfve from Henrietta fo the city 0: New York. He Said the bili 4d | street to No. 4 Trafaigar squure, C ng Cross. passed ihroagh tue Committee of the Whole rre Cnited siates steainer Kansas sailed irom at a time when ive House was excited and penyacola to-day for New Orleans, members did not perceive its true character. penton li nema ‘Tae bili, be said. was precisely in the words commander R. B. Taylor has been ordered as a of the present law the Svate, except im its appiicalion Ww the city of New York. It places in the Bands 0! toe sheriits tx oie power to serve Proc esses in courts Oo! record. Taat power is ai- Feady given to suerits oumide of New York, and this Dili is SI ply designed to increase the tees of Sheri of that cit tae extent of $160,000 md deprive the marstals of the courts in slat Cily Of the Gutiés Which Lhey are appornted ‘o per- form. ‘Tbe Dili Was an cutrageous one. ne said, @nd be adverted to the jact auced meniver of the Board of Inspection. Lieutenant Commander Thomas Nelson to the Fraoklin, Puropean station. Lieutenant Theo, T. Wood, to the Navy Yard, New York. surgeon James H. Tinkbam, to the Naval Hospi- ta, Philadelpnia. vay Director Thomas A, Looker to duty at Ba more on the ist of pext April Capiain John C. Bea Board of luspecuiou at detached from th Diaced on waiting orders, Dy awember of the ion as : sowing that it was br< ight belore the House in Muster N. E from the Ossipee and ordered @B UNderhand and decentive way. ‘. to re;urn home for examination Mr. Kenaaday, tre in bill, reptiea Pay Director C. €. Jackson, irom duty at Baiti- apd said ye Measure was th form and oelver admin was prepared lo © that the doves pon the Suer large numer 0 more and oruered bo settie accounts, ARMY INTELLIGENCE. atic uy IMPORTANT THANSFERS OP GENPRAT OFFICERS. bow charged Sheir periorinanc not understand that WASHINOTON, March 11, 1875 14 would Increaee the fees of the snerif to the ex. - peng tent proposed, The bili was recommended vy the S€8*?4! Augur goes to New Orieans to succeed Association Gf New York and he did not tiimk General Emory; General ord to San Antonio, be had done apytoing Wrong io introducing it, Texas. to succeed General Augnr; General Croox The vil, Was read @ third time and passeu—Céto ow the Depariwent of she Plate, to succeed a. Genera: Ord, and General Kuats t e THE COUNTY PREASURER'S MEASURE. Ariz These changen indioate the vunreaee AD important bill, a8 affecting tue diferent | of General Emory, @t present in command in counties of the State, exvept the city and county Louisiana, of New York, waa aiso passed (to-day) ig tne As | semvly. | provides im ite first section that is GOVERNMENT CENTENNIAL APPOINTMENT. bai) ve the duty of the Boards of Supervisors In dog | WASHINGTON, March 11, 1875, In accordance with instructions from the Prest- dent ip reference to the provisions of secuion 6 of the act approved March &, 1876, Captain Josepn 8, Conrad, Second infantry, is detailed Niabursing officer of the board, herévofore appointed to \wke charge of ihe articies and ma! als to be ex- PAVING STRERTS IM NEW YORE CITY. hivived by the #evera. executive departments, tue Mr. James Daly Chairman of the Commitiee on | Smithsonian Institation and the Agripu.tura: De- Oiues, ang Dis Colleamugs, Dave CoDCUdeEd to re- | partment At the Jnberaehonal Bxnipisurg O/ 1876. | each county to designat resoinuon, such ouy Incorporated bank or banks for the deposit of ail moneys received by their respective County Treas- Urers. The deposits are to b often as shall be ;equired by the said Boards balance of tie bi is devoted Lo regniating spomsipiitie d abilities Of County Treasurers under the ac made daly or as rhe | Connecticut thirty-six years ago and attained a | day morning. | J., and was appointed to the Navy November 30, | residents in the neighborhood of the Tweuty-sec- | omfcers of the regiment say that they ao not pur- | tamed. | ing @ game of | | mony given by them that, as Soon as the investi | | | | Case, lave jast night, brought in a verdict “that | lave the speed of OBITUARY. CHARLES C. WHITTLESEY, COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. Charies C. Whittlesey, an old and prominent lawyer and writer on law subjects, died at nis | residence In St. Louis, Mo., on the night of the loth inst. Mr. Whittlesey went to St. Louis from bigh position at the bar. WILLIAM BRENTON BOGGS, U. 8. N. Pay Director William Brenton Boggs, United States Navy, died at his residence, on Dumbarton street, Georgetown, D. (., at three o’clock yester- He was born in New Brunswick, N. 1852, making @ continuous service Of over twenty- two years. He received the commission of bay director on March 3, 1871, He was Bixty- four years of age at the time of his death und has been a resident of tne District, when not on duty, for about thirty-three y He was widely known and greatly respected. Some years azo the vessel on which Mr. Boggs was serving Was — struck by lightning while at sea and set on fre. | Mr. Boggs. While aiding to subdne the fumes, re- | ceived severe tnjuries, Which are believed ty have been, in part, at leasi, the cause of his deabh at this time. A FALLEN ROOF, On Sunday pight last, about eleven o'clock, the ona regiment armory, in Fourteentu street, were startied by a loud crash, and at once the cry arose that the roof of the armory building had fallen in under the weight of an accumuiation of damp, heavy snow {rom the storm*which was then rag- ing. Major McGrath, of that regiment, was at once sent for, and after an inspection jound that the crushed roof was that of a detached building | which had been erected some years ago as a place | of entertainment, when the Palace Garden was on | that site. ‘The bullameg is 20 leet wide by 125 jeet | jong and was, jormerly, for some time used by the regiment as a drill room, but fading subsequently ibat it Was unsafe, its use for that purpose was abaudoned, and it was occupied only to store oid furniture, &c., in, ‘Tne building was not con- nected with the armory buiiding proper, and no damage to the root or walis of the jatter has been | susiained. Major McGrath at once notified the Departments of Public Works and Public Buiid- ings, and aiter an oficial inspection it was deter- mibed to pull down part of the walls. It has also | been deiermiued to rebuild the edifice, but the Ucularly care for It, as they can find some other means of shielding the interior of the armory building from the cold. The reason why tue mat- ter was kept 80 caretally jrom the public is the fact that a concert 1s io be given there to-morrow night, and it was probably feared that an audi- ence might hesitate to assemble if an impression | should gain ground that the rpof was considered | vasale. THE FREEHOLDERS’ FRAUDS. | CLOSE OF THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE PENI- TENTIARY CASE, The Committee on Penitentiary of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Hudson county met yes. | terday to consider the testimony in relation to j the charges preferred against Henry ©. Post, the | Warden of the Hudson County Penitentiary. Mr. | Throckmorton, Director of the Board, and Mr. Charlea J. Roe, Clerk, were present. The first charge was for selling whiskey to the keepers. This charge was sustainea by the | evidence of every keeper in the institution. Mr. | Post himself admitted the charge, but stated that | the whiskey was apviejack and was his private | property. This was the worst horn of the dilemma, | Jor the rules of the institution prohibit the sale of liquors under a penalty of $100 for each of Jence. According to the evidence of tue keepers it Was bourbon, not applejack, that was Juruisied to them, ‘(his liquor Was supplied at the expense of the county. The second charge was the sus- pension of Keeper McQuade on the charge of drunkenness on acertaln morning. The keepers testified that McQuade was perfectiy sober that Morning. The vuird charge was that the diet supplied to the keepers was inierior in quality and Insufficient in quantity. This charge was sus- Keeper McQuade, it appears, was loud in his complaints on this score, and on the day o! his suspension it Was proved that Post said to im, in # peremptory tone, “i! you don’t like it get out of nere,’? The fourtn charge was the reteation in toe institauion, at the expense of the county, contrary to the express order of the Board, of one Soiomon and bis wile, relatives of Mr, Post, Tals charge Was sustained, The plea, urged in deience was that Mrs, Solomon heiped Mrs. Post a8 assistant matron. Mr. | Solomon “made himself searce’—as_ one keeper termed it—on the days of committee meetings. A memper of the commitice here rewurked that theapatron received a salary 0} $700 a year, Wuich Was @u increase Of $200 Over | the previous inatron, and if sie were unavie to | discharge tne duties another could be speedily Jound to take her place. What duties Soiomon performed did not irauspire. The fiftn cnarge was the abstraction irom the imsttuuion of property belonging to the county. Tis, too, was sustained, | toe property baviog been taken away in a sieigh and Post pever made a report of the case. Post Was so incensed against (he keepers jor tue testl- gation Was conciuded, be foudd ‘yur of thei play- cards—it being nine o’clock at night—and he pronivited it. Toe keepers at once applied vo and obtained permission irom the com- qmutiee. A liveiy discussion arose between the members O: the committee as tu tue action to be taken on the testimony. Some were in ‘avor of # vote of y, but the firm attitude maintained | sof the committee compelied the | censure mer by two mem | adoption of a resolution, to be submitied to the | Board at their pext wecung, calling tor the dis- | TuisSal Of Post. A resolution to suppress ine testi | mony Was votea down, Mr. Wick gu, cuairman | ofthe committee, has instituted such « reiorm | into the management O/ the institution taat petty | frauds Cannot escape detection. He iouk a bold stand in this investigation 1m favor of & complete reiormauon, The Bourd will meet next Ibursday. THE CAMP INQUEST VERDICT. The Coroner's jury in the Newark rail slaughter Joon J, Camp came to bis death at the Commerce street crossing of the Pennsylvania Ratiroad through beigy struck by the locomotive of train No. ¥, and the jury exonorates (ue empioyés of the ‘oad from ali blame.” ‘The jury passed resolu. requesting the Common Uoiineti of the city ot Newark to lake measures immediately to regu- TaiDS passing turough’ the city, | With @ View Of decreasing the speed and to pro- | Vide tnat at ali points of danger within the city | limits the puouc be protecied; also requesting | the Coroner to express to the Council the views | of the jury—to wit, that the crimimal negtigence | of the railroad company im not providing proper | protection tor the pubile ts only equalled oy the criminal apathy of the Council ia not enioreme | the iaw regulating the speed of trains in the city. ‘This verdict gives aniversal satisiaction, ON A WOMAN. ASSAULT Eleanor Gillespie, aged twenty-four years, of No. 109 Mulberry street, had an altercation iast night with Peter Hughes, of No. 2% Spring street, and Was severely beaten about tue body oy ‘vim. Hughes was arrested by Officer McGioin, of the £ouriee cinet, afd Kieaoor was sent to Bellevue Hospital. SHIPPING NEWS < OCEAN STEAMERS DATES OF DEPARICERE FROM NEW YORK ror THE MONTHS OF MAKCH AND AVHIL. Steamer | Destination. | Ofire. Engiand M 13. Liver: Broauway ! Cilvet Loncon, M L Liverpool. Broadway Baste. iM Liverdou... | ly Broao way. Were . mM” | Bremen, witag ¢ Cantoruia so... “ Glaswow. 7 Bow g ¢ W vomine. M Livernoc Broadway. uba. M ‘Bowling Green cas we 6) Broadway Vile ue varias... (M :|4) Broaaway Opty ot Montreal... | Sroaaway Repuvitc. oe [M! Helvetia. v Vietoria... Mm" | Grasaow Herver % Hambure ADYVSHID I... M Liversoo state of Georgia... ™ Tolsatia ... ™ pain ‘ i) Broadway 2 Broadway. 113 Broadway. Cyr oF SUN AND MOON. HIOH WATER. Sun rises « € 16] Gov. Isiand..morn 12 00 Sun gets. 6 04 | Sandy Hook ve ii 16 Moon sete....uorn — —| Heli Gate....morn 1 45 PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH I, 1875, CLEARED, Steamer Buthewood (Br), Whitaker, London—Barciay & Livingstoo. anitainer "ommerania (Ger), Schwensen, Hamburg, Kanhardt & Co, Steamer City of Vera Cruz, Deaken, Ravana—P Alex. | andrea Steamer isaae Beli, Lawrenee, Noriolk, City Pomt | and Kichimond—O\d Dowinion Swamship Oo. i swamer City of sam Antonie, Pennington, Bait O14 Dow) steamsnip Cob mer J W « t, binith, Balticeore-—W Dalze!l. Steamer Franconia. rage. Portiamd--) F Ames | Hnie Deere en Feed, London—Feavady, Wills & Co ) | REPORTRD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND | | and Queenstown 26¢h, with mase and 12, tar 37, | ul days, with sugar to Heney & Parker. | Bos NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1875.—TRIPLE r , Knignt, London—Peabodty, Willis Co Bark laa P (ital, Gazzoia, Glasgow—Slocovich & Co. Bark Folkvang (Nor). Hausen, Marseliies—Tetena & Bock mann, Bark Investigator, Butman, Marsellies—Carver & Ba ‘Bark Rocket, Atkinson, Curacoa—Theo Falke. Bhs Lainires, Barman, Minatitlan 0 Ward & Co. Brig Nellie Higuius, Pore Spain (Trinidad) —Jonew & Lough “Griz Amelia Emma, Field, St Johns and Ponce, PR Walsh & Field. Brix Minn® Traub, Seaite, Matanzas—Jas EB Ward & Brig Ernestine, Kaisht. Matanzas—Brett, Son & Co. Brig Arctic (br), Brinton, Cardenas—Heney & Parker, Brig Ataiaya, Cole, Cenfuezos—Ponvert & Co. Kriz Christina (Br), Thompson, St Jazo and Cienfuegos —Jova, Terry & Co, Schr Maud Barbour, Palinke, Truxttlo—G Wessels. Sehr Chimo, Lanai, Pont-a-Pitre, Guaa—F M smith & ohr Julla R Lawrence. Herrick, St Pierre—Warren Ray. ‘Schr Lavinia Bell, Aidrich, 8t Johns, Ant—Van Brunt & Bro. <ciir Maggie Harthan, Smail, Cardenas—Jea Frye & ‘Schr & 8 Davis, Sterling, Caibarien—Jonas Smith & Co. Schr Charles E Moody, Collamore, Baracoa—B J Wen- « € erg aye Carrie Bonnell, Sherman, Baracoa—Alex Doug- Son. Scur Helen G King, Wood, Key West—Benner & Pinck- ney, nee Marcus Hunter, Henley, Portsmouth, NU—O L atch. Cleared 10th, schre Datsy EB Parkhurst, Hodsdon, and Maggie M fivers, Rivers, Matanzis—Parsons & ‘Loud (both betore incorrectly printed). ARRIVALS. HERALD WHITESTONE T!LEGRAPH LINB, Steamer City of London (Br), Bynon, Liverpool Feb 25 23 passengers to John G Dale, March 6, lat 42 4), lon 48 42, passed through some field ice, n Bteainot Abbotsiord (Br), DeLamotte, Antwerp Nov 23, Lonaon Dee 21 aud Liverpool Feb 4, with wdse and if passengers to G W Colton. Had stro eeisety gales the Satire Dames . March 4 lat45 lon 4049, had a hurrt- cave frou to NW, lasting 3) hours; 9h. lat 4112, lom | 64, passed a German bark bound west, showing signal, with letters BOBHK In it Steamer City ot New Yor, Timmerman, Havana March 6, with indse and passengers to F Alexandre & Sons. March 10, 11 AM, lat 3732. lon 7438, passed steamer City of Havana, hence tor Havan: ‘ Steamer Citv ot Dallas, Hines, Morehead City, NC. 40 hours. with mdse and passengers to © H Mallory & Co. Steamer Old Dominion, Walker Nortolk. Oty Font and Richmond, with mdse anc passengers to the Ula Do- minion Steamship Ca. Bark Forsetta (Nor), Ohristiansen, Hull 70 days, in bailast, to Tetens & Bockmann, Bark’ Btralsund (Ger), Ohiberg, Hamburg 66 days. in ballast to Funea, Kdye & Co. Is anchored in Gravesend Bay for orders Burk Gefion (Nor), Andersen, Amsterdam 63 days, in ballast, to Fnnch, Kdye &@ Co. Is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders, Bark Samuel (Nor), Flagerstadt, Havre 63 days, with mise to order; vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. Feb 6, off the Wesiern Islands, epoke ship La Gloire (Br), trom Antwerp for NewYork. Bark Washington (Ger), Wetter, Cornnna 7i days, in ballast, to Dill & Kodmann. Bark Marianna [II (Port), Besant, Lisvon 40 days, with mise to G Ainsinck & Co. Bark Herman Behrent Ger), Drise, Lisbon 66 days, with mdse to C Tooias & Co. Was on'the coast 21 anys, with strong Nii and NW gales: lost and splitsails; Keb | i '2, passed a can buoy painted red; March 6, | 13 miles SSE of Absecom, passed the hull of a fore and | aft schooner of about 120 fons, all her spars gone, appa- rently but a short time in that condtuon, Bark Ariosta (ital), Amitano, Patras 126 days, with curraats w Lauro, Storey & Co. Passed Gibraltar Dee | Messina 63 days 19 Bark Union, of Banff, ) with truit 10 Barings Bros; vessel to'order, Passed Gib: raltar Feb 8; took the middle passage. and bad strong variable winds. ‘Bark Olga (Ital), Segaverba, Genoa Oct 29 via Trapant bédays, with salt {0 dlocovich & Co, Bark Petunia (of St Johns, NF), Williams, Pernambuco vis Hampton Rouds Marcli 0, with sugar to XB Bor- land, | Bark Mary Stewart (of StJohn, NB), Penery, Havana | McKenzie, Bark Minnesota (of Boston), Arey, Vardenas 11 days, with sugar to Miller & Houghton. Was 7 days north’ of Hattoras, with NE and NW xales; lost jivboom, split salle, £c. Bark FL Carney, Jackson, Cardenas 10 days, with sugar and melado to order; vessel to R Murray, Jr. Bark Neversink. Jarvis, Cienfuegos 22 days, with sugar to Maittand, Phelps & Co; vessel to Brett, son & Co. Brig San Guiseppe (Ital), Salvadore, Alexandria, B, 102 days, with rags to Funch, Kdye & Co. Brig Hail Colambia of Mystic). Brereton, Rio Janeiro Jan§, with coffee to J D Fish & Co. Had variable weather until reaching this coast, atterwards stron; gales from Nb to NW: March 6, lat 3020, lon 74. passe through a quantity of drifting bine wood; 8th, Jat 3820, | lon 75 50, pussed five bales of cotton and part’ of vessel's | boom, which had evidently been but « short time in the water, Brig L W Eaton (of Miramichi), Burge, Bahia 45 days, with sugar to A B Borland; vessel to Crandall Bros. sed the Equator Feb 7 in lon 35; Feb 4, tat 4228, lon | 322, spoke ship Alexandria, hence for Mollendo. Brig 8 lario (ot Prince Edward Island), Stewart, Per- nambuco so days, with sugar to Gussler & Co; veasel to P Currie & Co. Crossed, the Equator Feb 8 in lon 343 had light NE trades to lat 34; March 1, lat 3 lon 74, hay hurricane, commencing at ‘NE, veering aroand to NW, lasting 52 hours: shipped heavy was, carried away mainvoom and everything movable off deck; vessel leaking slightly ; was obliged to cat foretogallant- mast and maintopmast; lost all storm sails, was obliged to throw part of the cargo overboard to save the vessel; nas been twelve days north of Hatteras Brig Ada H Halls @! Annapolis, NS), Johnson, St Thomas 16 days, with rosewood to ordgr; Vessel to Stow | & Burgess. Waslldays Not Hatte! and NW gales. Brig L& W Armstrong (of New Haven), Merrow, Are. | cibo, PR, IS days, with sugar and molassess w L Wa P | Arinstrong. ; Brig Keystone, Barter, Cardenas 14 days, with sogar and melaio to order; vesse W Elwell & Co. Was 9 Gays N of Lai 38, with siro and NW gales. Sehr HN Gove (ot Gloncester), Merchant, Rio Janeiro ja Hampton Roads 9 days, with coifee to G Amsinck & Co; vessel to master. sehr §T Baker, Constable, San Suan del Norte 31 dave, with hides and rabuer to Strout Bros: vessel to A Abbot | Schr Millie Trim (of Bangor), Bowers, Mayaguez. PR, | 16 days, with sugar to Kh Trowbridge’s sons; vessel to H W Loud & Co. Sear Martha Maria (of Bangor), Veazie, Ponce. PR, 16 days, with sugar, &c, to Matthiassen & Wiechers; vessel to H'W Loud & Co. 10th. Barnegat bearing NW 10 miles, pagsed a. quantity of petroleum Darrels, nr M Barter (of Thomaston), Barter, Sagua 10 | days, with sugar to Parsons & Loud, | Sclir Maid of the Mist (of Ellsworth, Me), Smith, Bara- | days, with fruit to Linhi & Co; vessel to BJ Wen- ‘ay 5 days north of Hatteras, with strong N and NW gales, | Schr Veto, Henderson, Galveston 18 days, with mdse to master. ‘Is bound to New Haven | Sehr Yellow Pine, Clark, Cedar Keys, Fla, 16 days, with luinber to Bopinger, itussell & Co. | Sehr Jennie ¥ Willey, Tretethen, savannah 16 days, | pith lumber to Jonattian Beers; vessel to Parsons & yond. hi Addie Schaefer, Deacon, Norfolk, with corn to F fenton & Son. | hr J J Merritt, Curtis, Virginia, with wood to i P Havens i sehr Flora Cartas, Curtis, Virginia, with wood to H P | Havens. Schr Mant & Thompson, Taylor, Bultimore. Senr FR Kirk, Barnett. Baltimore. Schr Charles Walcott, French, Baitimore. hur M_E Gildersieeve, Jones, Balthunore, { hrJ 8 Hoyt, Lyons, Balumore. Sen John K shaw, cox, Baltimore. | PASSED THROUGH HLL GAR | BOUND SOUTE. | Steamer City of New York, Lamphear, Boston for | ew York, ! steamer Middlesex, Buell, New Haven for New York, with mdse and passengers. steamer Bridzepori. Weeks, Bridgeport for New York, | with indse and passengers. Steamer Granite state, Dibble, Hartford for New York, with mdse and passengers. steamer City of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford | tor New York. with mdse aud passeneers. Steamer Albatross, Davis, ¥ais Kiver tor xow York, with mdse and passengers. Steamer Tile, Ewing, New London for New York, with mdse and passenger. Brig Rising Sun, Evaus, New Haven for New York, in | Dallast, to L, W & P Armstrong. | hr Opera (Br), Clifford, -tJohu, NB, for New York. | ith lumber to John Boynton's sebr Geo G Jewett, Finley, st John, NB, for New York, 20 days, with iumber to PI Nevius & Son fir Moses Bramball, Hallett, City Island for New | K. sebr Wild Pigeon, Eaton, Somerset for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Franconia. Brage, New York for Portland. eamer Glaucus, Bearse, New York for Boson Swamer United States, Davis, New York tor Fall er. Bri Die Gratin, Moothouse. New York for St John, NB. Sehr Prom fax, NS. ir Joseph Faton, Haven, | Sehr J i Vandosen, Vandusen, New York for Boston. | Chase, New York tor New der (Br), Davidson, New York tor Hall: | Peterson, Baltimore for New Virginia for New Haven, | rarvell, Virginia for New Haven. ue, Hodgkins, Virginia tor New Ha. | ‘ort Johnson tor Providenc New York tor Orient, Li. | n, Hoboken for Providence. | Hioboken for New Haven. Taylor, for Fait | D. Sehr J G Fell. Nickerson, Sehr Martha May, Bren sehr L3 Levering. Cors! Sehr Ann Aimelia, Allen. sehr Paul & Thompson, Uannah EB Brown, Sackett, New York for Prov m tor Boston Sehr Chiel, smith, Port Joho jor Norwich. Schr Orvetta, Harvey, Viruiuia tor New Haven, | seurGerwude Viummer, Plummer, Weehawaen for | Conover, Amboy for Providence. Jasper, Hoboken tor Newport. Port Jobson for Provi- ochr Berth | Sehr Kolou i Senor Mary G Farr, Vonweil, | denve \ sehr Veto, Henderson. Galveston for New Haven, j sclird U Morris, Linnekin, New York tor Wood's Hole. | chr 0 © Acken, Thom York tor Stamiora. } SAILED, Steamers Pommorania (Ger), for Mamburg; City of Vera Ornz, Havana, Isaac Bell fuchmond, Ac: City of san Antonio, Baltimore; sbips Mutiah (By), Melbourne ; Leander (Br), London: barks W LJ (B), Montevideo Coracoa (Br), Ouraco: 4, Smyrna, Unico (Ital Dundee; Anita (Van), Fredrickhaven; Murray, Port au Prince: Lindola (Nor), #ristol; Crusader, D nedin ana Welli ‘ Ocean (Wer), Bremen! Yu- muri, agua, M& & Cann \Br), trom Liverpool), Phiia. delphia; brigs lower bay), Cadiz, Girolamo (Ads), eimo Tommasing Ital), weooa, Amy Juliet C Olark, Sagua,'Ceorgina (ir), Lockeport, N Baily (Br), Belize; Victoria, Burbados: Rachel Coney, Trinidad (Cobay; sehrs Laura Pride, st Domingo and Agun; Mary Burdett, Ciudad Bouvar: Cecile, Para; Henry Whiie, Pointa-Pitre; Laura, Charleston. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Kio Janeiro: Gugit- (ir), Gibralia We See capic news. The purser of the steamer City of New York, trom Havana, has our thanks for favors. Stvawye CrT¥ or New Bepronn, at New Bedford 10th inst reporta:—about six o'clock last evening, when off Zecution Rocks, passed a tow of canal boats bound to ew York, Soom alter Passing, Neard screams ani & volce said “The Giadiator is sinking.” Some six or eight persona rushed to and fro on board one of the boais, and in less than two minutes she suuk. The crew arid a family which was on board, were probably saved by the (ug that was towing the boats, as she Immediately ut her hawser and turned back Steam Onanirs Pranaon oft Boston 10th inet for Hyaulg to low schr Vivsaguy Hwee io Boston. The | keel 18 200 feet Jone, beam 40 tee! 6 With strong NE} p | Gtal), Masteliorno, Ba | New Orleans; | scott, Nortol | been damage! by collis xcelsior (Bry Bermuda: Zeriin from | SHEET. — schooner was bound from New York to Boston, and was driven ashore by the ice in Hyannis harbor Feb 26 Baux Anwerta, 458 1 id, owned by Capt R Lowerison AJ antthvaud oi gckeille, NF. was ‘sold in Bellast, I, for £1180. Bak Rainsow, for Yokohama, which returned to Pinladelphia March 1, “having repaired, resumed her voy 1th inst. Baux Brornens, Thurston, from Saltimore for Bristol, K, betore reported in a leaky condition, and had to poi back, arrived at Baitimoy Tuseday night. the Brothers sailed Reb 26 with rosin, Huseed cake, corn and staves. When off the Gulf Stream, March 1. the vessel encountered a gale, which suddenly eastward (0 southwest, when the vessel sprang alea The cargo will be discharged. Baic Rierra (Br), from Baltimore, before reported Wrecked off Queenstown, has any insiarauce for $10,000 in the Nortn American, of Philadelphi Bria Anaxiia (of New York), Evans. now in Provi dence, has been chartered for 4 port on the north side ‘of Cuba, and back oa portN of Cape Hatteras, with a cargo of sugar at $5 76 per hhd. Sone O P Binns lying at Commupipaw. was cut — through by ite on Wednesday evening, and sunk, Some Davip Corn, from Brazos tor New York, which put into Mobile Feb 22, arier striking ow Brazos bur, pro ceeded on her voyage 11h inst. m Lorre Weins, towed to New Bediord Tuestay, as reported, has sold her cargo of coal to the New Bod: ford Coal Compauy, and it is being discharged into the pockets, Scum Hanrer, of Bath, has recently been purchased by Wm G Brown, Joseph’ Ross and Capt. Richard Wey. mouth, of Ipswich, who will command her. ihe pric pail Was $4000. she wil! be enguged in carrying slabs trom Bangor to Lynn. Scum Susan Waicitr, sunk off the Wooatands by coltt sion with steamer Benetactor, Iles nearly opposite Squan Inlet ond badly wrecke., her stern having been washed away by the last storm: her spars remain intact; fore quarter out of water and cargo neurly all escaped. The vessel will probabiy be floated. The Coast Wrecking Co have contracted to raise her and tow her to New York, the late storms, however. have made the sea too heavy for divers. |Later accounts state that the wrecking steamer Relief went yesterday to raise the Wright, but abandoned her as worthics” Mer anchors are over: board and hoid her securely about a mile north of Sanan Inet aud ¢ miles at sea 1n the coarse of comstwise steam: ers) Capt Durfee, of the steamer Richard Borden. at Provi+ dence, reports some of the floating ice between Fic id's | Point an ‘ombam Rock two feet thick and about as hard aga rock This ice has broken of from the eastern shore, and chokes up the channel. Havana, Maren 1!—Brig Louisa (Br), trom Laguna tor Falmouth, Ene, with mabogany and logwood, was wrecked the 21 inst on Jacran’s” reets, [he crew ved and landed here the sth inst by the brig Angus (Nor), from Oardenas, for north of Hatteras, ark Inviacibie (Br). from Marseilles with 4 cargo of tiles and brick, is ashore at Manzanillo; no particulars, Neweastim, Del, Maren 11—Steamtuzs brought Ito harbor this PM the scbr illen Holgate, from Providence for Philadelphia ‘vetore reported in col.ision), and ran her ashore on the mud here. ‘A large schr was ashore on the Brandywine last evening with three tugs alongside. Nothing can be seen of her this morning. The bark Montreal remains an- changed, Puuuapeuruia, March 11—Sehr Stephen Bennett. be- fore reported ashore on Brandywine shoals, and was hauled off after stowing # part of her cargo on deck. Sehr J W Brown, Kane, irom Little Curacoa, reports on 8th inst, m heavy NE wale off Fenwick's Island, lost flying gib ‘and foresail, foregafl and main Loom’ aud ei Swirrvi. py Messrs Goss & Sawyer, of Bath, are building a white oak sip of abont ‘1500 tons, fo be lnunched in June, owned by Messrs Philip Fitzpatrick & Co, of Philadeipbia. Ter dimenstons are 260 ieet keel, 40 feet beam, and 24 feet depth of hold, manded by Capt Jarvis Cail, tormerly of ship James town. At Kennebunkport, Capt NL Thompson has recently ‘ | contracted with Me: srk Jackson & kinery to build a ship to be called the Ocean Queen, to be off in July. Her keel is 216 (eet, beam 41 tect, depth 20% feet, aud ah will measure 1300 tons. She will bave (wo decks, a beam deck and a poop deck ouilt nearly forward to her main- mas!, Her frame is now up, of white oak. There ts also & schr of 200 tons being buili by the same parties Mr David Clark has a frame in his yard, but has no con- tri Messrs Crawford & Perkins are building in their ard a bark of 1000 tous burden, Messrs Titcomb & Thompson are puildiny a large ship of 1500 tons, whose and depth 24 Jeffrey & Gooch, who built the ship J B Brown ta son tor the same parties, are the contractors for building the ship. NOTICE TO MARINERS. RIVER GANBIA—PORT OF PATHURST. Present position of buoys showing the channet for ves- sels neo oegutie Ww and trom the poriot Bathurst, River Gambia :— Red Bank Booy—Marked “Red Bank” in white let: ters, having black cage on top. ing from Fairway Buoy, NE by NY distance 5 miles; beatings from ‘st Mary, N vy W, distance 13 miles. Laid in 6 fathoms. 3 ebb. way Baoy—Cheqnered buoy, with white cage on top. Bearings from Cape St Mary, NW by N YN, dis. tance 9% miles; bearings N, distance 6 miles. Middle Busy—Red buoy with white band. markea “Mt Bin white letters, with black cage ou top. Bearings from African Knoll, Wby N%N. distance 6% miles; bearings from Red Bank buoy, SSE, aistance 845 mil Laid in 4% fathoms low wate Atrica: noll~ from Middle Buov, E bv 8 4 ings from Bathurst, N 14 ek buoy, with black cage, Bearings bear- digance 91 mites jistance 7 niles. SPOKEN. Ship Vernon (Br), Barns erpool, Jan 12, lat 5448 5, Bark Gev Chauzy (°r), Montevideo for Sau Francisco, Jan ls, lat 5005 80.17 W. Bark Antoinette (Ger), more, Feb 16, jat 48 Rosenan, trom Bremen for Jon 28 31. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are informed that by tclegraphing te the ierau London Bureau, No 46 Flect street, the arrivals at and depart: ures trom European porte, and other ports abroad, of American ana all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will o¢ cabled to this couniry free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axrwerr, March 10—Salled, tarks Amelia. Burgess, New York; Lizzie 1 Jac\son, Marwick, Boston. Arrived 9th, park A © Vinge Gor), Hendrickson, Bor ton. Amererpam, March 1i—Arrived, bark Bel Stuart ;Br), Douglass, Savannah. Bristou., March 11—Arnived, birk Sedwell Jane (Br), Bowden, Philadelphia. Brewernavs, March 11—Arrved, brig Clara Pickens, Coombs, Galveston. Arrived 9th, bark Louise Canviry, March N—Arr ryman, New York via Q Dusiax, March 11 -satie Antonio. New York, Guovucester, March 1}—Sailed, ark Montegant Angoto imore. di—Arrived, bark Ger) Gehon, New York. ed, lark Jonn Zittlosen, Mer- v0. barkGaerano Repetto (Ital, Gauway, March Howard (Br), O'Neill, Darien. Gxxoa—Arrived, ship Brother Apap (Br), Perrugia, | New York ; brig Golconda (Ger). srandt, New Orleans Grpnattak—Sailec, brig L Stasies, Stowers (trom Pa, lermo), New York. Hou, March 1i—Arrived, brigSparkling Water, Hich- born, New York. Havux, March 9 Arrived, barks Courrier Fr), ger), thn Northampton, Trask, Laporte, do; NS (Nor), Pettersen, do: Neprun Moghott, Mobile; | Nellie T Guest (Br), Messenuer, Garieston, Liverroon, Maren li—Arrived suips Antoinctta (Br, Jas Fish, Stackple, Savannah; Tasma- New Orieans;Achievement (Br), Mil- bark B Hilton mian (Br), Willis, lard, Vortiand, ©, via San Frajeisco; (Br), Hilton, Galveston. Also arrived 1th, barks Leif Sor), Marcnssen, Gal- veston: Anevoca (Br), WilliamsMobile, Sailed ith, smp St Mark, Gindie, Valparaiso and Guanape; barks Niphon, Day, Cicutta; Doris Eckhoff, | Hons, Batavia and Sourabaya. Cleared 10th, ship Rosa Bonbar Br), Baker, United | States; bark Concepcion (Sp), Manterole, do. Lorpon, March li~Arrived, brk Gratla (Nor), Sven- sen, Pensacota, Sailed 10th, bark Underwriter Br), McConnell, Monte- video and Rosario, Loxvoxpexny. March l1—Arqed, bark Countess of Dafferin (Br), MeGonayle, Baltiwre. Lurenter, March 10—Sailed, baks Kong Eystein ‘Nor), | Eriksen, United States; Lamek tus), Covajovicn, do Lis bark Amal) New York. Movinue, March M—Arrived, steamer (Br), Staith, Portland for Liverpol, Also arrived Nin. steamer Bovia (Br), New York for Glasgow (and proceeded). MauaGa—Arnived, brig A J Petngal|, Hall, New York via Almeri: QuxeNsrown, Maret 11, 11 AM-Arrived, steamer Hecla (Br), MoKay, Boston for Liverpe!. Suixins, March I—Sailed, Speulator, for Savannah, Saiied from ——, bark Oliwri dua), for Unired 8. Loxpos, March —Ship katorHal (Br), Putt, whieh arrived at Liverpool Sth inst fom San Francisco, has Arcived, Ital), Amuifi, Scandinavian FOREIGN PRIS. March 2—Arrived, btk Ohi}i (Br), MoLeod, Asrixwatt, March 9—Arrivedteamer Henry Chann , Rathborn, New York NG. nO date (by cale)—Arrived, bark Kite » Penery. Liverpoor, ALLAO, Yet 1o—Sailed, ship idex, Patton, Lobos and Queensiown. In port Feb 16, ps Joseph Spinney. Jordan, trom | Pordland, Me rived: Colrado. (ngranam.’ trom | Buenos Ayres, tust arrived: andthers a8 belore. Carrerre, Feb I9—in port sch WG KR Mowry, Eaton, for New York, Jig ewas, March 6—Arrived vri¢ Alice Ada (Br), mt 7th, brics Geos Bery, Kroger, Sew York | Charlotte, San Andveas. schrs TA Brown, Cienfuego: | Eleanor, &t John, NI; Geo K kteh, Murphy, "1 | Lamoine Leach, New orieans Abrauam Richardson, Havana; Nellie Bowers, tavkpole, do, iieg 3d, brige Mutena, Deasy New York; W Dobson | Wr), “Baker. and ‘Ariets, Giiby, north of Hatteras; Otter (Br), dos Argus Nor). d; sehr Mary J ook, de. NrokGos, Maret: 6—Arrive, brige Sarah L Hall, | SI ; American Union Falmouth, scht J { Shieldsboro, Bink Banie, Swaine, Boston; | March 2, bark Palestina (Hr), Fal, New York | oth, Wri | Spandsh Main (Br), Halif Lowe (Br), de; Nie | eraon (Br), Piliadelpbia . Bronu(r), Yarmouth ; | eilius (Br). New York schrs izabeth Magee, Mage | doy Marista (Br), Portiand Dew York; sehr Adria Hr), Bo Carpanreax, March 7—Sailed, stlbark Andes, Standish, Gem, Gole, New Or- leans: sent Darrie Hever, New ork, \4 3 i ort Feb 26, vi acy Mube, Sbarp, for New York nb avs, . She is to be com: | from Middle Buoy, W by NX | N wana, March 10—Arrived. steamers Gussie, Indian. (and sailed for do): Wilmington, iloimes, Ne (ang watt a veparay = Geo sealey, @ iélien, Wil: Balled 11th, barks Unbed (8 Phsoay joula; Marcellus ¥ timore ;_ brig Gle! Cardenas; schra J 2 : Kdward Waite, for United States—Sugar, ‘Nts—To load at Havi ‘do, box, $1 a $1 25; melado, $5 per hhd; mo- 8 Qf 110 galions. Outports— 0, 7” 4 $3 ver hhd bel | Sugar, thd, $9 754 go 1244: meladoe $9 25a $8. BO. per nage dbase desc ee Sebel shoe toes oe Ungectiod marked A a | pgtsutra, March 10—-Sulled, brig Comrade (Br), Deme- Tara. palaxantizo, March S—Sailed, bark Nyham (we), con. | “Mavacuez, Feb 2?—In port, brigs Robt Moore, Dear- born, tor New York, tig; Ambrose Light, Schwartz, tor | do, do; larry Robinson, Idg; Jas vavis, Partridge, doy | Samuel Welch, Turner, trom St Thomas, Jo, Erie, for New York, to: Mechanic (Br), Gould, ane; 6 Lee, Ridenut, do: Eva Odell, Ellis. do: aK Snownan, do} Neille, Perry. do: Allegra, do. Matanzas, March 6—Arrived, brig arry Verden, Col- | lins, pt Jago; 7th, bark Genivieve M Tucker, Pinkham, | Havana; sclirs Nellie J, Dinsmore, do; Grace, Davis, do: ith, bark Florence Peiers, Mitchell. New York. | | Sanled'oth, bark RA Allen. Tarr, north of Hatteras; | brigs John Good (Br). do; Anna Walsh, Lawrence, New: | York: schrs Sadie Wileatt, Barker, Baltimore, Albert & Waite, Pestingill, do: 7th, ‘bark Com Dupont, Nichols, jow York. | “nailed With, sehr Carrie M Richardson, Richardson, New York Panaua, March 9Q—Sailed, steamers Dacotah, Dexter, | and Granada, Caverly, San Francisco via Acapule | pate Jaseino, March S—Arrived, bark Cricket, ean,’ ai timore St Jaco, March 1—Arrived, brig Island Lass (Br), from Newroundtans Sailed Feb 27, bark Martin W Brett, Patterson, Matan- | zas; brig J H Lane, Bickmore, Guantanamo; sebr 8B B seesGa March Arrived, brign Akba Thompron, Sacua, arc! rr Yr, Havana; 6 arah Harris (Br), Cieniucgos, scbr J tt, Havana. brig GA Coonan (Br), Martin, north of Hi ‘aa; 6th, barks Daring, McDonald, Portiand; Regina Ray, Havana; brig Mary Bartlet, Thompson, elphia; achr Northern Light, Wallace, north of ery Hatteras. Also sailed 34, brig Nellie Jones (Br), Muiler, New" | York; schrs Silver spray, Wass, nortn of Hatteras;, Moses Patton, Harding, do (also telegraphed as sailed. 4tn trom Matanzns), 1 St Joun, Ni, March Ll—Arrived, bark Antwerp (Br), Atkinson, ‘Barrow via St thomas. VaLPanaiso, Jan 2}~-Atrived, barks Pekin, Seymour, Liverpool (abd sailed 29th for Piscoy; 23th, Sarai, Ate kins, Boston: Feb 4. schr Martha Gale, Smith, do. Salied Jan 17, bark Mendoza (Br), tor iquiqne an@ New York; 23d, schr Anna Cann, Gardner, Coquimbo. and Burope. fi Wavaourn: NS. March 10—Sailed, auip Souvenir (Bri. jelphia. Seott, Phi AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA (Oregon), March 9—Arrived, ship Ida Lilly, Blanchard, Acupuico. BOSTON, March ‘11—Arrived, steamer Alhambra, taylor, Baltimore. | Doane, Halirax se Below—Bark Hina ¥ Herriinan, trom Cieninegos Cleared—Barks F orida (Swed), Andress 1, Aniwerpy Osage (Br), McDonald. Aspinwall; brig James Miller, sehr Belle Hardy, Baker, Baltimore. Karl of Lonsdale (Br); bark Sinyr- i ship | Fortune ‘Amanitagtio Pt Stocker, Eliza White, A © small, J G Pendi®ton, © scort, Zephyver- ine, and Zingareila; brig Falcon, and’ irom the Rouds, ship Mary L, Stone. | “steamer Heanor, from New York for Portland, passed | Highland Light, Cabe Cod, at 11:0 A M to-day ALTIMORE, March 10—Arrived, barks Philothes Mueller, Rio Jamero; Caroline (Br), Winch, Paler- leipner (Nor), Vlsen, Marseilies via Hampion KIpi (Aus:), Maregha, Queensiown; Manitou, ,' Matanzas; schr Calvin'P Harris, Benton, Prova: | dence. | “Returned—Bark Brothers, Tharston, for Bristol, be- | fore reported puttin back leaky, | Below—Barks Nor (Nor), ikaddvig, from 1 | Hirundo (Nor), Pedersen, ‘from do: Deir ii Loveling, from Londonderry; brig Skjel y fom Messina: scl Gen Conner, * Jago, and others ore reported. lith—Arrived, steamers Rebecea Clyde, Childs, Wit- | mineton, NC: Blackstone, Hallett, Providence: Marthe! | Stevens, New York; barks Richard (Nor), Danielson, : Happy Home (ir, Coaineet, Rotterdam; brigs Potomac (Br), Wilson, Demerara Maggie Vail (Br), Pratt, Cardenas; Floreiice May (Br), | MeDonald, Caibarion: ‘schre tliza Christie (Br), Bon? nell, StJohns, PE; kthen Allen, Blake, Matizor; West vesen, ern’ Star, Crocker, Portland: Jane iruxon, Decker, New York; Carrie Johuson, do; BE Birdyall, Warreny ‘oboken. Cleared—Steamers america, Billups, Savannah, Wm Ken: Foster, Charleston: Tuckahoe. Brown, 'New- bern, NO; Martha stevons, Chance, New Yora; brigs Maurice Veave. Cardenas; Anna PD Torrey, Haske | Boston; schrs Minnie G Loud, Holt, West Indies; Lean- | der A Knowles, Chase, do; Miranda Mitchell, do; W @ | Mosely. Urann, Ponce. PR: Lulu, Snow, Boston: ‘heten | Hasbrouck, Bennett, Hoboken; schr Charies E Scam- mel, Smith, St John, NB. Sailed—Brigs Bonny Mary, St Pierre, Mart; Romance, javasss, BULL RIVER, SO, March 4—Arrived, brig Symmetry: (Br), from ——; 9th, bark Ottawa (Br), Rowell, Ma- deria. CHARLESTON, March I—Arrived, schm Lonle Smith, Browa, Cardenas; Lizzie Carr.’ Bai timore. Hailed —Brig Toro (9p), Maymus, Barcelona Wth—Cleared. bark Belgium (Br), Mosher, VERNANDINA. March 3—Cieared, scbr Adam, Murch, Barbados, ‘Sth—In port schr Mary B Reeves, Rogers, loading for Calais, FORTRESS MONROE, March 11—Bark lena (Ger), Bassen, from Havre tor Richmond. Sailed—schr Royal Arch, New Yor. FALL RIVER, March 7—Sailed, bark M P Tacker, Tuc- ker, supposed tor New, York: KEY WEST, March 9—Passed, ship Reynard, Classon, | from Havre for New Orleans. | “MOBILE, March \—Sazied, schr David Currie, Dar~ | rell (from Brazos). New York: | NEW ORLLANS, March 6—Oleared, echr Killen (Br), | O'Rourke. Clenfuszos and Ruatan, Ith—Arrived, brig Cinque Sorelie (Ital). Palermo. Clearec—ship Coronet (Br), Bryan, Liverpool, bark: | Aurora (Nor), Andresen. do. Passes, March Ll—Suiled, steamer Juniata, Philadel~ phia; ships Harry Moore, Reval; Frank Peudicton, do. ORFOLK, March 9—Arrived, bark Kong iarl (Nor) | Beck, Marseilles; schr WH Smith, Doune, Boston Gost an ancuor) NEWBURYPORT, March 9—Sailed, steamer Panther, Mills, Phitade!phia. NEW BEDFORD, March 10—Arrived, schr Watchful, | Gill, New York, NEWPORT, March 9, PM—Sauled. schrs_L Bolloway,, Brvant New York for Vrevidence, Sunny Shower,. | Wood, “Hoboken tor do; Watentul, Glll, New York for’ | New Bediora, ) _ in port—schrs Clara Fletcher. Sargent, Providence for Sagna la Grande. ¢ Joe Carleton, from Neweastie, Del, of and tor Camden, Me. In Duten Island harbor 9th, sehr Ontario, Bowditch, Wicktord tor New York, ‘ailed from do Jth. schrs Bonny Boat Keller, Phile- deiphia; Ea 1 Cordery, Baitimore; 8's Emery, New York. | ONEW HAVEN, Murch 10—Arrived, scnr Mary A Hyer, | Hodgaon, Vircitia | JPENSACOLA, March 10—Arrived. ship Milton (Bri, | Hail, London via Mississippi Passes; schr Wy omin | Foss) Boston. |. PHILAD HIA, March 11—Arrived, stenmers Eqna- tor. Hincklev, Charloaton: Fanita, Doane New York; ship Alexand: Brown, Antwerp; brig (bas Dennis, | Danah, Carde: : | Cleared-—steamers Yasoo. Barrett: New Orleans via | Havana; Catherine Whiung, Garding. Providence eS | Alice Tarlton, Tucker, Cardenas, sclirs Mary. Howell, Howell, do: & L Hersey, Coggins, Mayagnes. is Also cleared. steamer Centipede, Miller, Noston) bark F A Cochran, Symmes, Lisinore for ord bark Kina, Robertson, Cork tor orders; brig Alice Lea, Foster, Clentaegos; brig Uyperton, Clark, Oardenas. Newcastir, Del, March t-Passed down, iceboat No % towing barks Jupiter, for Bremen, and Kainbow, “r Yokobama and Hiozo : Also passed down—Steamers Ariel, for Boston: Cents pede, Proviaence ; Virgimia, Charleston; scir Henry By Tilton (new), Wilmington, Del. for Savann sb. Noon—In arbor, schrs UJ Willard, for vortland, and | Maggie MeHouneil, frow. Wilentngion, Del, or Norfol aiso steamer Jane Mosely, trom New York for Wilmtn: | ton, Det, | The U 8 lighthouse tender Viokt arrived here, } pisced a spar nuov, on the wreck of the steamer udson, and Jeit for Philadelphia, Below—schr 11 B Diverty, trom Maurice River, and | two other schooners. | PM—Ship John O Baker, trom Bremen, passed op at 2,20 PML sour James W avown, from Curacon, passed up 2:20 P Steamer Vindicator, tor New York, and schr John | Johnson, for Cienfaegos, passed down this ’M Steamer Jane Mosely, from New York, left for Wil- Arrived, ships Republic (Brs. (Br Antwerp, both for or= der: ondon; Mutthew Baird, Messina, aud Horace Beals do; brig Winagene (Br), | Leghorn. ‘ | ‘iso arrived, park Ocean (br), from Barrow, Eng, for Philadelphia, Below--schr J N Brown, from Curacoa. | PM Ralled. sivp La Gloire: for Puiladelpbia PORTLAND, March 11—Salled, all the fleet before res | Ported waiting. PROVIDENCE. March 9—Salled. steamer Blackstone Hallett, Baltimore via ortolk: schrs tar! 1 Mai Mickerson; Mary E McHale, Hall; Wa D Huton, ton, and Almavetta, Merrill, Bali | Wth—Arrived. rvant, New York. Below, sehr sunny Shower, Ward, Hoboken ed—Steamer Piorida, Rogers, Philadciphian, echra: Richard 8 Newcomb, Higging, and Yosemite, Kelicy,, Virginia. Sehrs karl P Mason, ME McHale. Wm D Hilton, ani Almaretta, for Lattimore, were at anchor off Pawtucke! alternoon of With Sebrs Joon Stockham, Silas Wright, S % Tyler. andy nehor Bul- j oektord, lor New York, were lock's Point PM of 10th, waiting wind. n9—Arrived, senr Harry Lander, dale (Br), RICHMOND, M , Ham- fr New Yor NAN FRANCISCO, March 3—Sailea, ship in, Liverpool; bark Hermann (Ger), i rrived, steamer City of Tokio, Maury, New © hips Lennox Castle (Br), Stewart, Astoria y Raspecadera (Br), Purcell, Queenstown; Richard Robin- son, Smith, Moliendo SAVANNAH, Marca 11—Cleared, brig Douse (Br), Ir~ vine, Liverpool. Sailed trom Tybee 1th, ship C B Haseltine, Reval;, bark Salem (van), Cork. * i SALEM, March’ 8—-Arrived, schrs Julia Newell, Shep- ard, Rockport, Me, for New York joy Ames. Bishop, ockland for do. f %th—Arrived. schr Sodona, Thompson, St George. Me, bridge, Md. " Arrived, schr Plora A Newcomb, Faton, Kappa~ hannock River Sailed—schr Geo A Pierce, Kelly, New Y cosver. WILMINGTON, NO, March §Arrived, senr |. New York 1 — Brig. sterling (Br), Thompson, Rotterdam 5 sehr Mary F Van Cieat. thorndykg, New York gh—Cleared, brig Anna (orh Peterson Rotteraam. ioth—Cleured, vehir Ben Di pec Nen, tore. Sutied—steater Lucille, Hnore. | {WOOD'S HOLE, March Il, 12 M—Passec schr New via Gou- ott King, England, from Galveston for Boston. The whole Vineyard Haven feet sailed this morning. 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