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10 + CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE telegraph poles along this route are all down, ‘The residents tn the neighdoruood Of ngom and Oi the small pinces between that Pitrston are | ost ter vl waxiety when th we o grasp of the eg and transforms eccUinulatiuns of show oo the mountains running ney say that the dange than has yet oc & mor flood upparen welieved to be the ca Prit ol smal voats 1 upped ver to-day 10 ferry wers ucross, DUL V few were willing to the dangers of the furious current, The first persou to CTOss Was & compositor In the Comet ollice, Wuo came over tua skiff, aithough lapiored by Wuidreds ou the bauks not to make the at- tempt. STOPPAGE OF MINES To-day a large number 0! mines stopped work ip consequence of their being ubable to ship coal from this pout over tne Lehigh Valley aad L. and B, Kailroads, The Pennsylvania Coal Company an- nouuce taut SLX mines Wil be dle to-morrow, This SIM Consequence of We damages to railroad oridges on the Delaware. All the plauing mills lo- vated up town, near the river, were forced to sus- pend Operations to-day, tn consequence oi being Mooded lust night, Great auantiues of lumber passed down with the current at an early bour Vols morning. THE PATH OF DEVASTATION, The HERALD correspondent secured passage | Sarly this mormimg on the tack of a bivoded charger and moved down the river road to inves- tigate the damuges resulting from the deluge of yesterday evening, but had progressed only a& couple of miles, (O & railroad station known as Port Blanchard, When he found his advance by horse Wholly obstructed and he abandoned yim for the doubtiil mercies of a canoe, with which be travelled the line of the plank road for 4 quarter 2) a iile, passing on fis Way, on the right, the current of the river, glutted with massive siabs of ce, aud On his i@it the fences In some places quiie ont Of sight and the houses Hooded to the window | sills. One schoolhouse, located in a grove, Was nearly out of sight, ang, but Irom tke tact that the current is wot strong bere, it must bave gone the Way of ali Lames else in the path of the food, ‘The famous old hosteiry at Port Bianchard was | entivety surrounded, and huge cakes of ice piled up against its doors, though now clogged, threatea vengeance dire when the atmosphere soltens the rigiaity of its companionship and cach = purticular cake sets out for southern journey. The ice is Gammed back in the main channel at a distance of about two miles oelow Pittston, aud the Warers are cutting new | avenues on either side through the flats. At” Plainsyille the Lehigh Valiey Kallroad depot 1s | hall out of sight, | Several irewght cars, with their contents, to- | gether with the ireight in the depot, are ruined. FRAGMENTS OF BRIDGES. { Just below this point and about four miles below | Pittston are seen two spans ol tie old covered bridge and one span of the new bridge, all ot | which are lodged in the ice, apparently out little © dumaged, | A tew rods below is another span of the new | vridge, twisted aud rolled into @ ball of wood and iron. ‘The remaining tWo spans of the new bridge aud another lost span of tue oid bridge must have been smashed to pieces and sunk beneath the heavy cakes of ive. there is bo sign of their whereabouts. At this place the waters bave cut to the westward, through the plaius of the historic Forty Fort and covered the entire level, even imto Kingston. borough, just west of Wikesbarre. Kingstou 1s @ autifal Village, of about 1L.000tnhabitants, aud its msia street is ROW traversed only by skits, and families are deserting their homes for more se- eure loca Against t, wer ¥ Foot to the Wiixesvarre Bridge, the channei presents a Spectacie even moie imposing and dangerous than any other point below Ransom. The is ‘pued up in masses in some places fiiteen to twenty feet in height and Js held iu its place only by the gorge below aud the Irigidity of the atmosphere. DISASTERS IMPENDING. | The wind is biowing a teariul gale and the snow is taliog rapidly. The bridge at Wilkesoarre is iM great peri, as are also the ones at Plymourn ana Nanticoke, and whea the tora Mm tue Weather takes place there will tollow the uioving of Lue ice, together with the turee upright spaus Of the Vittston Bridge, and ia @ lew mo- ments Will Wusesbarre bevuld its ancient struc- tures keeping compauy With the bridges that were baptized in tne era oi destruction at Pittston last evening. Ten wii) follow tue two otuer struce lures /urther down the river 43 Lamed above, and aii communicarion by bridges between tne east and west Of the winciug river will be stopped :or over 100 miles. WILKESDARRE THREATENED, But this is nut by any means the greatest im- pending disaster to the populous city of Wilkes- varre. Below tne latter a suori distance is a nat- ural gorge. {ue stream 13 very Darrow, and on either side rise in perpendicwar iorm the rocky sides Oj the Mountains. Great uppreneusions are entertained lest the ice becowe dammed here, ig which event tue ocackwater wiil rise several | teet higner tnan ever, and the eptire clly will be submerged, This pnase O1 the break-up is ool @ ireak of imagination. it 18 altogetuer prob- able, in view of the incalculable store of ice, yet Co jollow the flow of juesday evening. All tbe seebreakers of the Wilkesbarre Bridge have suc- sumbed to tue streugtn oi the prevailing elements, uud several stones Of one of the piers have gone vut, The waters ure now nigh enough ou River street, tne lashionable avenue or tne city, to make trave, impossibic. Toe gas works are fooced and the city is in darkness, adding Additional gloom to the eventful times. WATER IN THY MINES The water bas reached tn> mine openings in several places between Pittston and Wilkesvarre ud begun to food the anthracite regions be- lowe Last evéning ineasures were waken to stop the damage by cement- jug up these oyenings and the work still gees on, Ali trains north on tue Leaigh Val- ley Rauroad are stopped at Wieavarre, their progress furtuer bemg impossible tor several days, even should juture events be most lavorable. Tne United States matis are being pilea up in the storehouses of the railroad compauy, and great inconvenience must Le exvertenced thereby. All thing® considered justily the gravest ape ensions, Lot omy for the bridges, but tor tue of WilKesoarre, Plymouty aud Nanticoke, sides of the mountain from this the Waters overflow the hanks of t tow! and noting but the power o/ an intervening Providence will save the valiey from still greater one than this we have aiready acquainted you THE LEHIGH RIVER. Mavcn CHUNKS, Pa., March 17, 1875, No danger ia appreuended irom the Lehigh River. The warm weather of the past lew days has removed an immense quantity of ice, and the channel is now clear. THE HUDSON. \ RISING OF THE WATER AT ALBANY-~NO IMME- DIATE PROSPECT OF A BREAK UP. ALBANY, March 17, 1) The water in the Hudson vas risen over three Jeet at this city within twenty-four hours, but the lce being of great thickness it will require a very heavy freshet to cause @ break up. The cold weather now prevailing will, probably, prevent 4 ireshet at present. Advices trom piaces along the Mobawk River’ show that the ice is firm and bot wasting any, OWing to ‘he cold weather woicn has again setin, The water bas risen considera. bly from the effects of the recent thaw, and at Palatine Bridge, where a large creek enters the Tiver, iL Was vverdowing tne fata, ON LONG ISLAND. The foods on Long isiand in consequence of the ate raing and the spring thaw are causing a great deal of trouble and damage along the railroad limes, Oo the Soutnern Railroad the track has been washed near Vauey Stream to such an ex- leat a6 fo render it impassable for trains, aur pas- sengers lave to be transferred across the break. Theve is algo a Wash near Splingfeld, though not jo serious, Trains, however, are very neariy oa time. On the Loag Island road considerable dam: age bas been done, the maim track being badiy Washed betwee Purmisgdale aod Jerussiem and between isiip aud Brentwood. Passengers are tPausierred at the breaks, a’ on the Southern road, No Gamage of consequence is yet reported on the Central. SNOW BLOCKADE. St, Pach, Minn., March 17, 1875, All the railroads jeading to aud from the city pave been viockaded with saow since Monday last, The telegraph ta the only means of com. munication with the outside world, Snow ploueha afe io Active use ID ail Gireviiona, aud the win Daving subsided it is hoped to irae Gud mails Will begin to arrive to-nigns or ta morro, THE WEALHER , YESTERDAY. The following record wil stow the chan; the temperature jor the pass twenty-four hours in comparison with th» corresponding date of last cy, Heap Bauding:— 1874, 1375, 3A. M.. +9 87 8:30 P, Meee -% 8 OP, Mies io 87 OPM aM. +46 96 12 P.M. average perature yesterday a temperatare tor corresponding ray date Jost yea! Prreriti ie NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET, POR T | Map Showing the Town, the Country Flooded Yesterday and the Positions of the Bridges Carried Away. “THE RUS OF WATERS. | JER V i Nw | whuuls to proceed. vana, Rosa: i in 0 1509 2000 3000 REFERENOBES. B—Suspension Bridge carried away. C—C—Dotted lines showing the country flooded. A—Railway Bridge carried away. ‘she temporary light has been discontinued. hr J H Burnett, Gardiner, PortJolnson tor Frovi- All bearings are magueuc. TWO STEAMSHIP LINES SUSPENDED, | ,fi#/elm Mason, Porter, Cape Haytion—B P Metcalf For some time past the steamship trade be.ween this port and New Orleana has been steadily de- clining, the flnal result being that the two well known weekly lines of steamsnips, run by the old and respected firms, Messrs, Mallory and Mr. F, Baker, have discontinued their trips, leaving only te Cromwell line in the trade. H&RALD reporter called upon Mr. Seaman, one of that line, aod he said the trade be- 0. é Variation 4deg westerly a Bie W D Andrews, Wilson, Port au Prince~R Mur- Schr E H Clark, Fengar, New York tor Providence. | from 8a ray, Jr, sehr James & Bayles, Arnold, Brig E H Rich, Paine, Caibarien—Jas F Ward & Co. ae Laura Gertrude, isk, Bruuswick, Ga—Warren AY. ew York ior Buston. ~ & H WYMAN, Commodore, US Hydrographic Onice, Washington, D eenr Isabel, Mathe’ Sehr Matilda Senr Potomac, Parker, Samana—A Nones & Co. Schr Hannah McLoon, San blas—Miller & Houghton. lammond, Tampico—J W Wilson Liverpool; Cleopatra, Savan- Gult Streain. Steamers Cuba (Br), f south Carolina, mington, NC: (Nor), Marseilles ans, Matanza Bark Martha MeNeil (of Thomaston, Me). Orleans tor Havre, 9 days out, off Cape Florid NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS, shipping agents ant ship captains are yormed that by telegraphing to the Hrratp London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and deparc ures trom European ports, and other ports abroad, o¢ vessels trading wita the United States, the same wilt pe cabled to this country tree of charge and pablished. Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Heratp news yachts, pier Nol East River, Letters received irom all parts ot the world and | promptly delivered. Duplicates are required. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. AwsterpaM, March 16—Arrived, bark Johanna (Ger), avannah via Queenstown. barks Marieta (8p), Vicens, Sa- Carlos (Sp), Blanco, New Orleans. Caxvire, March 17—Sailed, schr Geo Peabody, White, Keen, Cardenas—i P Brown Lepanto, sydne Last evening a JW Oliver Br, Schr Georgie Clark, Bartlett, Caibarien—Squire Bros, sebr Hannah Coomer, King, Turgs lsiands aud @ mar- ket—B J Weu! Schr BN Hawk the agen_s of mn; brigs JOM ins, Wyatt, Charleston—Evans, Ball & jew years been brought about great depression of trade, politics in Louisiana {tnat most of the cocton whicn for- mrerly jound its way to New York in transit for Liverpoul, 18 now shipped directly in steamers to i New York is not the great receiving port for cotton that it used to be. As things stand at present there is not work for more thaa one steamship lige, cut up tne trade, matters hot take Arctic (Br), Cardena: mma, StJohns and Ponce, Pit; Huvter, Pernaw- Hattie 8 Kishop, Jonns, Pet: sehrs Iaa Rich caibo: C H Eaton, MARITIME M ISCELLANY. ‘ew York for Glaseow, which put Sebr Saline Burton, Burley, Stamtord—Stamrora Manu- Scprs P Godwin, Williams, Stamfora—stamtora Man- Mott £’Gam- ‘Teaser, Mara. nai MeLoon, Cardenas. ufacturing Co. me JL Overten, Peng, South Amboy. ie. American and all om New Orieaus, ARRIVALS. TEAM YACHTS AND BGRAPH LINE. ve, Apergre Feb 23, Snip Freepow, from into St /homas Jan 3) Yori tor repairs tiation from Sailing shins have and should @ more favorabie turn steam- succeed in making more than runoing expenses. ‘The steamship trade to Savannah bas of late decreased to halft REPORTED BY THE HERALD WHITRSTON Steamer August Andre With in ise aad 4 passen, ship Taitsing Her cargo will be Essex, at Halifax March {through # miles or hi Clenivegos, reports pass » within S wiles Of Sambro 4th inst, the v forward, causing her to be do’ poom was broken off at the cap by the fitot jee and by pitching in the sea; the fibboom toox with itall headgear attached, and sprung head of mainmast, topsailyard and main hal former exten: NATIONAL GUARD CHANGES. Colonel George W. Wingate has been appointea by Governor Tiiden Assistant Inspector General and General Inspector of Rifle Practice, with the TAaDK 0: Colonel of the Nationai Guard, State of Governor Tilden bas appointed Thomas 8. Dakin, of Brooklyn, Major General of the Second Iyivision, aod directed him to assume command at once, SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL | Sail | Destination) Opice. nad strong westerly gales off the 4 hb and fying jin, Searsport!, Chase, Bristol Oct 5, via Mobile 13 days, in ballast to Carver & ‘barnes. Damariscotta), 4, in ballast, to ordex. 1sanclored at sandy Hook for orders. snip Charter Oak (of Vascetro (Br). Morrison, at Boston March 12 from st Pierre, Mart, March 2, trom ‘which time whieh lost fo Baucrrona—Arrived, lip to Maren Shad a sac ypinast and jin. 8. Zor # miles dis: en 49 days, with mdse to Func! Bark Joachim Christian (Ger), Reimer. boom: Marel Li, Nauset tant, passed wre orre trom New Y Sailed. schr Warren the wreek ov the copper on hui some 0 or7 feet out of the el appearing to be 22 and crossed ion 23. bad fin has Lring & Co. ould not ses he Liverpool 62 days, in is anchored seuamdy Dnat, March 16—Arrived, bark Grace (Br), Wat rudder gone, the ¥ | er March 16—Satled, Moen, for Pensacola. Arrived, steamer Macedonia (Br), B), Swift, Liverpool 89 day: wi ie ars, Gloucester, sunk at her in the upper harbor on Saturday might, 1a ing had her seains opened by the pressure of 1m bailast, to m: senr Tovine (fisherman), bristol 49daya, in bal- Lanzibar #3 days, with Growaitin— alled, brig New York Sener Carnie D Atiey, of Wellfleet, Capt Newcomb, at Providence, has been chartered New York tor Baracoa, to load fruit tor that port, on private terms. Sonn Ameuia muse to Arnold Jan 15.and er 1, lat 32, lon 72, spoke sear Bark Ann Elizabeth, Phelan. molasses to B H Howell, Son & 0 tor Feb 19, inion 34; March py parties in lired Keen, irom New York | Bridges, Landick;" kineline KE Potter, Ellswo: | cess, Pierson; Sunny shower, Ward: Reveae, March 15—Salied, bark Grace BE Cann (Br). ‘arenas 13 daya, with ; Vessel to Jas W tor New York, ashore on Hog Isiaud, near Rockaway, LI, stil! holis to- wether, and the Coast Wrecking Co report that there is a ‘The cargo 1s being rapid! about one-third of it wil As soon as it is t lavreroou, March 16—Arrived, ship Voyager, Chase, Nortolk, Va, via Belfast, Sailed 17th, stea: Cicared 16th, Matanzas 10 days, with to Carver & chanc? of saving her, chaiged from her, and saved and shipped to New York. out the wrecking company will make aa attempt to Indiana, Ciark, Philauelphia. p Superior (Nor), Helgesen, /hilade) Bark Auna Waish, Lawrence sugar to Youngs, ¥ Wark Com Dupont (of Searsport , With sugar to J M ¢ M’ch 14. Hamburg, i | 69 Broadway City or Montreal. | ¥ 4 jailed, bark Ulrika (Nor), Fram- | .| Liverpooi. e brig Ambrose saine time, schr Kmer- rdepas: 13th, brig A out of the ice at Cape The last vessels to be relieved were the Levanter, and Hattie N Reed, after velng icebound Just a month, During a heavy westerly Marci 6, the whiting setr Admiral Blake, lyiug in the harbor, dragge her anchor ant The Gloucester vessels are all Matanzas tor Boston ; Cod without a loss r Inited State: son Rokes, from Baltimore for berg, Uni tat Movinix, Mareh (Bowling Green 2Bowhne Greea 11% Broaaway. 4 Bownng Green . 04 Broadway. Arrived, steamer Moravian (Br), | m yetland for Liverpool Manseiites—Sailed, bark York; also the Vanban, for do. 1, bark Jawes Kitchen (Br), Reynolds, New ee ee | (ir) Johoson, Cork: Seaforth (Ar), Wookward, Liver ware Breakwater, With sugar toS & W Welsi; vessel to Bark Argo ( ADYSSID IM... Fernandina, Fla, Yomaris (Fr), Aillard, New . Brig Isis ot Boston), Anderson. Measina 62 da; fruit to Veviun & Rose; vessel to Lunt Bros. Gibraltar Fed 3, a of tabraliar), Vives, Passed Gibraltar Jar vv. Brig Saygitta (Ger), ‘ohugon & Perry. Brig Erie (of Boston) molasses to Daniel srowb chester & Co, ‘Brig Eva N Johuson, Johnson, Cardenas 10 days, with susarond melado w Le Castro & ny Brig Herman (of Stockton), Patterson, Matan: days, with sugar to Brown Hros & Co: Vessel to March 16 off hatteras, spoke schr Thomas Hall, irom ——- tor Galveston. Brig buima (of Portiana), with sugar io the vesrel (o Wa sh & Fivid, Vi nd NW gales Carieton (ot Camden), Marknoss, Havana i days, With augur to BM Howell, ton & Vo; vessel to 8 C Loud & Co. Sent Kevecca Shepherd (of Philadelphi Sagua Feb 4and Nortulk 6 days, with sug chr Win Douglas, truit to Wim Dou Sone Ava Doane days, with trait to Lihul & Vo wentasnore neur the ed of the following morning nd susiained hu damage, rane’ and the propeller River, now lald up at Oakland Beach, have been sold, the former to ran ou North Miver, New York, the latter | to Mr John Roach, New Onugax Clentaegos fr ‘61 Broodway. by the Godirey Keebie ‘The steamer Long ‘alermo 67 days, with 7 Bowling Green | vy ‘ :|2Bowling Greea ney, Barter, Baltinor 2Y Broadway. 4 Bowl ng Green 6) broadway (5) Broadway. Eroagway. Mussina—Sailed, brig Teneriffe, Tracy, New York. March i6-Salled, bark Sunshine, Clark, Havana (has been reporte 4 sailed Sth), Papanc—Sailed, park Elzaveth (swe), QcxexstowN, March 17—Arrived, ship Huguenot, Spar- row, Iquique. Also arrived 17th, Mavaguez 14 da Jg@ & Co; vessel to March 17-—Bark Castor (Aus), ‘ascagoula, is ashore d, and Wiil probably prove @ total loss, March 10—Vo-day will be com- pleted the carting of ail that nas been or will be saved of the cargo of the bark Giovanns, This consis.s of red part of the cargo, rags dod nuts Wwoieh made up the balance nothing has 1 Chandieur te Co; vessel to Brett, it 5 i Bowing Green steamer The Queen New York for Liverpool (and proceeded), Arrived 16th, bares D H Watjen (Ger), Deets Francisco, Sandvik (Swe), Samuelsen, New Yors. ovraauptox, March 17—Arcived, steamer Mosel (Ger), Neyuaber, New York tor Bremen (and proceeded), Suacaai—Arciveu, bark Marmion, Jordaa, Burrard 113 Broaaway ‘Bowling Greea moure., 6 Broadway. Verpoeol. |1¥Broad way Provincetown bales of suma suckman. Trinidad (Caba) ommerciat Warehouse Was il days north of diatteras, the nluts were lost by the or Lelong broken open, and perhaps 4 littie sumac were soatiered up aid distance of four milus, Provincetown, to Hoston by’ the vid iberated trom the ha | Wood, Carrie 8 Webb, BS cown the bew and will be si Colouy road. | PowrLaxn, Me, March I7—A telegram from New Ore Arcived at ——— March id, the Marlon, from United ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. Mion Waren. Gov. isiend,.morn endy Hook, morn Baracoa ¥ dave, with vessel to HJ Wenverg, Bryant, Baracoa 9 | AA ‘Wopabull Davis, Corpus ( hriet da days, with hides, &0, to rowor, ' K Bentley, Mehaffey. J with umber to order; Vessel to Hentiey, Giliorsleeve PASSED THROUGH HELL GATS BOUND SOUTH, Rernolda, Boston for New SUN AND MOON, d from ——= Maron 16, bark Adonia (ip), Valero, United states: also tho Vesta. for do. FOREIGN PORTS, | Aspitwant, March Jé—Sailed, steamer Henry Chaun ey, Rathburn, Now ¥ in portachre H & Simtth, Lee, for ‘usta, Cuderhill, for do, lig. March’ J4—agfived, el foundered She was él tons registor, built at kden, ra, Of tais pla ksonville 6 dayi in M Ball, before re Rtows, March 17—Sehr | and Was towed here ported ashore at Hace Point, got o! PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 17, 1875. CLEARED. Steamer Cuba (Br), Martyn, Liverpool via Queens G Franckiyn, awer Lidador rag), Cabral, Rio Janeiro via Weat sland avoel & Channgey, Wiixotor, NO, Maroh W—Bri Rotieraam, with a carzo of naval | phonie in going down the river today, aud ts leaking: Wilh Fotura aad disoiarge tor rapaird NOTICE TO MARINERS, THOUSE LNSPRCTON, MORINAVILLE NY. March 16, 1875. ( ublished & few daya ago arried from its position wae lu sores, struck the Five Brothera, soars Gertrade B Smith, Jamieson, | 7 Pow, alimore | Mamon de Aluria, MoBride, Pullaseiphia, rol MeArcived, bark O#eco (ur), St h, bark ME Chapman (Br), Rve, New York; Havaxa, Maro liArrived, steamer W P Ciyde, Liv. Havana, Phillipa, Ver ni Morrison, Lavendar, Matanaaa; Pe ington, Norwich for New York, with mdse Gnd parseLgers. ste: mer? Delaware, Smith, Norwich for New York. idee ahd passengers to the Norwich Steasupoat Vo. Fudgegurt tor New Yura, with ri, ot John, NB, tor New York, with lath ¥ rohr Ucean Queen, Baker, Georges Banks for New Fork, With fis to order, Solr Lucy Ames, Bishop. Rookiand for New York, with lime. to order. sont H & Brooks, Shirley, Providence for New York, BOUND Kast. Steamer George Cromwell. B Orrick OF bt Savannah—Murray, quer south Crrolina, Nickerson, Charieston—J W Quiatara & Co, steamer Guif Stream, Fairoloth, Wilmington, NO—W P Civde & Oo. iehmond, Kelly, Baltimore—Old Dominion Steamehin Co. Steaive: Lugabetn, Clark, Baltimore—W Dalzell, ter (Br), Grove, Liverpool—ttewlett & Ship syria (Br), Barnars, LiverpoolPeabody, Willis 0. Slip Whittier, Swa Siup Richard Bastéed, Joanson, Puuadelpu Bark Salo (Rus), Noragren, London—Tetens, tua (Ital), Starace. Tarnp District. mor Laura, Nell, Nook buoy had BPRPHAN D TRENCHARD., Commodore USN, nepector, Third District. 1A. HERALD BRANOU OF FiOS, , steamers Albambra, Bow CHIAmCHIFU DI brig Thalia (Dr), Fadge, Cienfaegos via od 18th, brig Halifax (By), Power, British West barks Oliver Kmery tung Promon tween the bearin tween Saf % Band s by EB tg Mj and N by BM bs teeon by BM m, New York for Port- San Francisco: New York for Boston. dow tore tor | steamer Noptane, Berry ity ot New Beatora, nia. Baitinore: feamer Albatrows, Uavis. Now York for Fa) Steamer Continental, Isiand iiding It between tho boarinrs + 6 elevated 20) feet above the le Sew York tor New Hae Bark \uovo Ce Pearson (Br), Le Bout, Valparaiso—iav- Viovar, Pinkbaw, Metenzas—vonoer & | jarbados—Dw: Jamel and Moategu bark Hudaer aren i-Saiied previons bark Glamorgansbire (Ur), Morgan, Bos in port March 6, bark Esperance (Fe), for Moston, Sagca. March idearrive 4 800, Now York) lita, Massie, Cares, do, lie Burton, Prim ¥ Parker, Dame chr W & Muubtou, Yardiuer, ty. Gandy, Hoboken for XN. VortJunasou tor | wd) Mervous sys Lovosen for Provideng York ior Prove e ine iiuminanas apparatas ls dlopiric The tower ja round, of stone, 4 Posion= Lat 57 46 ot high, and with the or seeurely veuled, with fall direct necmnghitogt tom 12d 4 TL TLS is ———— ul led 18th, schr ES Newman, Griffin, north of rr St Youw NB, March I—Arrived, schr James A Potter, Ozier. Darien, Gi Cleared 17th, bark Kate Sancton (Br), Queenstown foe achr Lyndon, Boston. AMERICAN PORTS. BOSTON, March 17—Arrived, steamer Leopard, Al bertson, Philadelphia; sehr Wm Hayes (br), Long, Ciew os (ordered to fnlifax. with inward earge jow—Brig Henrietta (Br), from Port Elizabeth, hrs BL Young, aan Roberts, Carme G Hunt, Hallett. Savannah: Aries sailed); Gen Whitt i ship Westera Chief, Hill Lon ». Taylor, Baltimore, Ports barks Osage, Nin : brigs Arthur Eggleso, Annie Ingram, Ms aw; schr Pomona, é March I—Arrived, schr Almaretia, Tobey, Rio Janeiro; brig Moore, bark i» Sirius (Ger), Moller, Bremen; barké Raitle, trom Kio Janeiro; Jason (Ger), gniajo tal, Millizz0; Otter (br), from Cardenas; schr DF keeling, Robinsom, from Arecibo, PR. Cleared—sizamers Tata (Sp), Resta, Liverpool; City of San Antonio, Pennington, New Yorks Octorora, Rey- nolds, do: Henry L Gaw, Pierson, Phitacelphi: bark Frank (Nor), Pettersen, Newry, I; brigs Dottie (Br), Pel ley, Halifax: DC Chapinan, Knight, West Indies; schre Sam Weller (Br), Varwell, Barbados; Calvin P Harris Benton, Providence ‘Sailed—Steamer Nova Scotian, Liverpool: bark Pale din, St Johns, PR; brigs jie Morton, West Indies: Chesapeake, Demerara; Gypsey Queen, Portland; schi W A Gibson, Matanzas. BRUNSWICK, Ga, March W—Cleared, bark Linda Stewart not Lincoli), “tinchfleld, Boston. CHARLESTON ch 16—Cleared, steamers Georgia, Crowell. New York: Mercedita, Marshman, Boston. FORTRESS MONROE, Marchi 17—Pussed out, steamer Ithurial (ir), tor Liverpool; bark Rialto (Br), tor Wess Indies; brig ftomance, for Navassa; schr Minnie G Loud. for West ladies. FALL RIVER, March 16—Sailed, sehr West Wind, Trae mw. New York. GALVESTON, March 16—Arrived, schrs Alice Hodges, Skinner, Jama Roger Drury, Bray, New York. Cleared—Steamer binisterre (Br). Turner, Rockport (Texas); barks Hakon Jarl (Nor), Fries, Ficetwood, kj Kore Brae (Br), Wilson, Liverpool; schr Robert Ruff, Kouten, Pensacola, JACKSONVILLE, March 13—Arrived, schr Hector, Hiugins, New York, MOBILE, March 17—Cleared, schr Ehzabeth A Bayley, Townsend, Reval. NEW ORLEANS, March 17—Arrived at the P schirs Montana, trom Jamatea;Jennte Wood, Utila. Cleared—Steamer State of Alabama go. Jonsett, Liyerpoo!; ship astronom (Ger), Klonper, Bremen. Salled trom the Passes, schrs Geo V Jordan, and Hab tie G Dow, for Mobile. Also suiied, ship Princeton; barks Sirius, and Aus trian, NEWBURYPORT, March abe Areired) schr Edward breve h 15—Arrived, schr A C Lo throp, Warebain tor New York. 16th—Saiied, schrs Golden ‘Eagle. Kelly, New York; ‘is, Kelly, do via New Haven. 15, PM—Arrived, schra Sylvester ‘aiad F5pem jn leared-—Bark Yamoyde: Conoid (Br), Cordine: 7th—Arrivesd, New York; John.» Argo (RU: Below—= Aquidneck, Grimm, from Antwerp; brigs M ‘Taunton for New York; e merset for do: Silas Brainard, Buall, and Nau- tilus, Pe Fall River for do. Sailed—Schrs HT Heages, Harver, Fail River for Bale timore; TH Borden, Baker. ao tor New York; Woow socket, Howes, Chatiam tor do iéth—L port sehrs AH Leaming, Brower, from New York; Gold Hunter (Br), Patterson, Providence tor do; Win. Deming, Mitchell, \to for do; Heleu M Condon, Mo- Carthy, New York tor Boston: Mi penton pid (Br), Brad- ley, New York for St Jo %: Elisha T Smith, Baker, and RHI Daly, Stoots, Providence for New York; Wm. H Page, Hy! i) Eastport for do; Flavella, Paine, Pro- vinectown for do: Decatur Oakes, Baker, for uo; Mary Shields, Sloman, from Weenawken ; Harvest, Corwin, Providence for New York ; Samuel L Crocker, ‘Thrasher, Somerset for do. Arrived AM, sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence vin Bristol for New York. In Dutch Istand Harbor AM 15th, schrs Fanny Fern, Katon, Wie for New York; Highlander, Wood, Win Ht Phare, edwards; Oliver Jamesoa, Jameson, wind Litoiway, Bryant, Providence tor do; Dictator, Ham- mond, do for V Clarkson, and Uham- on, Lurvey, ord for New Abby Bura- n, Boston for P eiphin ; Flora Condon, Con- don, do tor Wilatngto Frank G Dow, Crowell, Wood's Hole tor Baltimore; Alida, Brown, East Greens wich tor New York; Teat (Br), Hamm, hin, Nas. tor do. NEW LONDON, March 16—There are upwards of 20 vessels in port, Waiting favorable weather to proceed. A large part of them have been previously reported ag sailed, but buve returned to port to wait tor favorable roRT ROYAL, March 17—Sailed, ship Carrie Clark, Stover, Liverpool; schrs B F Farnham, brewster, Ha- Albury. Nassau. ADELPHIA," March 17—Arrived, bark Primo ri | Genero (ital), Musanie, Genoa; brig Speed (Bry Forbes, Messin sche Salisbury, Melds, Salisbury, Komme!. Adams, Sagua. Also arrived, steamers Achilles, Artis, Portland: Fanita, Howe, New York: ship Guiow (Nor), Bentsen, Liverpool; barks Edw Waenerlund. (Ger,) Segebarth, Neweastle, Ke Ensign (Br), swith, Shoreham ‘via Fal” mouth; schr Mary Freeland, Clark, Leghorn, via Green. jd; Kate | port, Li. ‘leared, steamer Bertha, Pendleton, Portland; brig Acenora, Prince, Matanzas; schrs_ SH Hawes, Fort, New He tord; Twenty-one Friends, Jeffries Boston. Also clearei—Steamers Lilinvis, shacktord, Liverpool; Sexon, Snow, Boston; Harrisburg, Worth, d dicator, Doane, New York; barks Neilson, Bremen; brigs Sportsman, Blanchard, Havana; Zivgu *(Br), dett, St John, NB; Sarah Gil more, Staplea, Sagua; schrs C ‘OC Kearse Blaisdell, Sagua; Va y, Shepherd, Cardenas; Clara, Norbury, Charleston, SC: Harold (Br), Hanson, Havana; Lizzie C Hickman, Simpler, Providence; James > Watson, Harker, Lynn; Alpnonso. Vincen! Salem; Ephraim & anna. Houck, Gloucester; John Clayton, Gifford, Norwich; Jacob Kringle, Steelman, Somerset, erland (Belg), Antwerp; Saxon, for Boston, nah. Passed down—Schrs 5 Sinnickson, for Matanzas David Owen, tor Sagua. Noon—Pasied down, steamer Nederland, for rtedaard | | brig Mary E Todd and scuirs Katie C ‘Robinson w Jacob Kienzle: also steamer Rattlesnake. PM—Steamer Pioneer, tor Wilmington, NO, and sche BJ Willard, for Matanzas, passed down this atternoun, Schr 8 E Lndiam passed up at 2:0 PM, Lewes, Del. March 17~Passea up, ship Martha Bow: ker, from, Liverpool; barks Cortolan (Ger), {rom Bremen; Elena (Ger). trom Havre, and Guiseppi, Mas- | son. Nailed —Bark Margaret, for Port Royal. Ship Trafalgar, brig Alice Lee and 4 bark and brig, anknown, are here, Coming in—Bark Silver Cioud (Br), from Carnarvon, and Mary Lawton (Br). trom Havre tor orders. Arrived—trig .atouel Welsh, Porto Rico, for order& Gone to sea—-hip Kinz ol Aigerla, barks Catbarin and Idina, brigs Ett M Tucker, Alice Tarleton, J Toda, IdaL Ray, Hyperion and Eschol; schrs RS Her sey, AH Sharp, Jonathan May, have & Luelia, Joanne Doughty, A P Noweil, L M Wheeler and many others, Bark Siroceo is now passing out. Arrived—rehr Fred E Scammel, Havana, for orders. PM-—Nearly all the vessels that left tor Philadelphia this morning bave anchored below the Brandywine. Brig Samuel Welsh, tor Phuadelphia, remains Steamer Albemarlé sailed for sew’ York at noon to- day. PORTLAND, March 1li—Artived, schrs Jeddie, Catay via Jonesport for New York (notas telegraphed), DB Doane, Chandler, Salem, to load for New York; Ceres, Clark. Portsmouth, to load tor New York. in port, waiting’ wind, brig Iza, for Havana ; sehrs i M Brookings, tor Mobi: than Cleaves. for Nortoik; Sophie, and 'f 3, Metvellan, for New York: Mahaska, Grace Cashing, Congress, David Torrey, Aiaska, Ida Howard, Casco Lodge, and A Hammond, tor New York eee steamer Polynesian, Brown, Liverpuot via Londonderry, Cleared—schrs Olive Elizabeth, and H G Boynton, New York. I7th—Arrived, schr Albert Clarence, Norfolk, Cleared—Sieamer Arcadian, Haltiax; schrs Chas Mare tin, Saya: Clara W Elwell, Havana, Sailed—Briz Iza, Havana. PROVIDSNCE, Maveh 16—Arrived, steamer Florida, er. Philadelphia. w—Brig Happy Return (Br), Jampbell, from St Cleared—Sehr Carrie D Allen, Newcomb, Baracoa. Saled—Seurs Meissa A Willey, Willey’ Brunswick, Ga, to load tor Providence: NH Skinner, Thrasher, and Twillgnt, Robinson, Bilt) FH Odiorne, Crowell, do, to load for Hyannis; Geo Tl Mills ‘Tiiotson; Ht ny Sue Kelty, Geo Gurney, Gur wleton, Rogers, New York. RICHMOND, March 15—Arrived, steamer Old Domlu- jon, Walker. New York ; bark Sparkling Foam, Carleton, do, to joad for to Grande Go Sul: brig Westmoreland, Currision, Ama Isiands via Morehead City, NC, Sailed=schr A F Ames, Achorn, Providence via Os born ADL. “AN FRANCISCO, March Saiied, ships Wasdale (Br), Brown, Cork; Prince Oscar (Br), Prowte, Liver pool. : isth—Arrived, steamer City of Panama, Jones, Pan vin Central American ports, Cortis, Manila; St Lawren t | Domingo, Oleaved— hips lorid 00!) posth—arriver, ship Steriing, Baker, New York, SEATTLE, Marca ¥—arrived, bark Enoch Talbot, Ro gers, San Francisco, SAVANNAH, March 17—Arrived, schrs Matthew Kin ne BF Crocker, Harding, Port Cleared—Bark Amaha (Sp), Bonet. Montevideo tor ov ders, Sailed—Steamer Ashland, Whittemore. New Yors barc Ellen (sr), Brown, Darien (was reported salle ith): sehr Anni¢ C Cook, Cook, Fernandina, SOMERSET, Marci ij~aailed, ache Henry May Hateh, New verk. VINEYARD HAVEN, Maroh 1é—Aarrivod, Fred Bu gene, Smalley, Vardenus sor Portland: sehr Georgia Hyannis for Orient. Balled—sehr D M Anthony. In port—Bark Fred Kugends brigs Edith Hall, ide, am Florence (itr); ehiry Mlsing Sun, raraeht Je Look ‘oung., art s pach Exam Yau eliar, Khew Fisher, AP Hart. ntipede, from Boston for 1. © Winsor, Georgia, Juliet, Emeline (Wi), J W tobert Wih~Arrived, steamer Philadelphia (and De Roturned— oly DM Atithony. salled—Bark Fred Eugene: schrs BS Young, Emating Br), kben Fisner, J W Koberts, RE Hart froma be inkor, Julie ai P Kollar, Georgia, dnd Carrie 3 NH Wiuarveroy, ©, Mareh ld—Arrived, brig Mary ¢ Rosevelt, White, Hoston via Bermuda loth=Glewred, brige 4 ta (Nor), Dab, Lovterdam Ww enond, Stnall’ Ponte, (was reported to have cloares ‘Sth tor Mayaguez). OOD'S HOLS, March 16—Sailed, sehr HN Squire, Hamblin, Oity Point, Va. 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