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16 THE COURTS. Joseph Jordan for Murder. Trial of An Indictment Found Against Mme. Ihl. EVIDENCE FORTHE DEFENCE A Wife’s Inchoate Right of Dower Sustained. ‘The United States Circuit Court, equity side, tor | She April term, was opened yesterday by Judge Bhipman. The caiendar of cases, commencing at 26, will be called as the cases may be disposed of ‘Yhe argument in the demurrer in the Boucicaul- art case is set down Jor this day week. Mary A. Emory, charged witu drawing a pen- sion a8 @ suldier’s widow alter she had remarried, ‘was yestercay held to answer by Commissioner Bhieids in $1,000, The Society for the Reformation of Juvenile De. @nquents, in Supreme Court, Chambers, this morn- sng, before Judge Donohue, obtained an injunction | mestraining apy further theatrical performances at Deiker’s Union Garden until tne proprietor has Wrocured a iiceuse, A similar izjunction was also mebtained against tue proprietor of Hocher’s Clin- ‘ton Garden. The case of Mme. Ihl, charged with having ®aused the death of Mrs. Anna Josephine Curtis, | date soprano at the Caourcn of the Atonement, ‘trough an alleged abortion, was callea up in the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday before Judge Barrett, ona writ of habeas corpus pro- cured by Air. William F, Howe, her counse. As- sistant District Attorney Russell stated that an in- dictmeént had been found against her by the Gen- eral Sessions Grand Jury, and that in consequence Ro application would be entertained in this Court | either for her discharge or admission to bail. Judge Barrett agreed with Mr. Russell and or- dered that all otner proceedings in tue case take piace in the General Sessions Court, THE JORDAN-HUFFER TRAGEDY. The trial of Joseph Jordan, indicted for murder in the first degree for killing George Huffer, was weaumed yesterday before Judge Barrett in the Court of Oyer auc Terminer, ‘he prisoner, with bowed head and demeanor betokening one evi- d@entiy noc of sound mind, sat, half dazed, by nis counsel, William F. Howe. Attorney Russell, who 18 conductng the prosecu- lon, in opening the case had stated to the jury that this was one of the Jew cases of homicide which came directly within the provisions of the Jast act as to murder, for the deliberation, as ne insisted, was evidently proved by the prisoner abarpening his kite on @ steel berore he went down Stairs to commit the homicide, and turtner, the prisooer by into tue deceased’s vedroom, aud then stabbed tae Unvlending deceased, aud then early retired to Lis own room with the weapon in his hand. When the | Prisoner was interrogatea as to woether he nad committed the deed, he stated that he haa and Would do it again, baving previousiy delinerately used the threat to kili, Some witnesses were called ior the prosecution, Who corroborated the testi- mony given op the day previous as to the de- diberation of the prisoner, his preparation for the crime and contradictory statements alter its commission. Here tne prosecution rested. Mr, iowe in opening for tue defence aliuded to the frequency of the mterposition of the deience Di insanity, which was in many instances un- ‘worthily put beiore a jury, bus thi where it actuaily existed it was, by tue dispensation of ‘the Almighty, a disease, the acts resulting ‘rom ‘Which were LOt punishabie by the the laws of chis State. He ciuimed that in this case he should show That the prisoner had been a Union soldier, had been Wounded in the deience of his country and | had undergone dtteen montus of capuvity in che rison pen at Audersonville. In this connection e dreW a touching and vivid picture of the ter- rible suilerings—deprivation of iood and water, ®xposure in winter tu cold, without tents and sul- Acieut clothing, and im summer to the ourning | Kays of the suy—and ail toe norrible barbarities | to whict the inmates of that prison were sub- fectea. He stated furtner that after the prison- F's return Lome he lost a londly loved wile, and came attlicied With a well known type of isan- ty, designated melancholia. Very ie@ilng address, stated that he should sub- nie these iacts to toe consideration oi the jury, lio be couscientsously beileved would accept them as absoiving tue prisoner from tne legal enaity for the [@tal act for which ie was indicted. He then called numerous Wituesses, corroborating his opening, showing the juderings “i tac pmsener at Andersonville; tuat e Was suNStruck several times While there; that Dis vead Was much afectea and that he iapored Under 4 Continued deiusion Lhat bis deseased wile | Was now living. This poruon of the testimony fonciuded, he cajled brs. Jubn ©. Hannon and Charles P. Kreiger, eaca of woom testified, in an- Pwer to long auc elaborate bypothetical questio: by Mr. owe, thut 1m their opimion we pris. ner at re lime of tue commiasiun of the act for | Which he was indicted was insane. Mr. Russell, ‘Witu considerable skill and Gexterous ingenuity, €foss-eXamiued these witpesses, at tae conciusion Bf which Judge Burrett puta series o| pertiuent, elucidutory questions to tne medical experts. The eourt then adjourned till this morning, when the drial will be resumed, ‘Tae impression in the Sourt room Was Cust the witnesses for tie de- Jeuce 85 to the iacts Gave estadusued grave doubts ‘8s to the prisoner's sanity. A WIFE'S RIGHT OF DOWER. The story has already been published how Daniel S. Youngs, a widower of filty-two years, Married a young wile of twenty-three; how he toid the young wile before #heir marriage that he Owned $150,000 Worth of real estate in this city; how she married Lim supposing that he scill retained possession of tuis property; how, alter sheir mar- Fiage, she digcovered that four aays previous to She tying of the connubial Knot he had conveyed bis property to iis two Gaugtters, Mrs, Hannan ‘M. Carter and Nettie Youngs, and Low sbe tiere- Upenielt hua and brought sutt in the Supreme Court, special Lerm, vefure Judge Van Brunt, co deciare suck conveyance void on the ground of its veing in fraud o; ler inchoate right of dower. dudge Vin beuut gave a decision in the case yes. ay embodying the Same in a jengtuy opinion, ue eflect of tis conveyance, Jadge Van Biuat Bays, aiter reciting the facts vi the Case, mace on the eve ol marriage aad evidently in comrempia- Mon of {ts occurrence, if upheld by the Court is to deprive tue plain oO: ner inchoate rignt of dower in the premises in question and tue possi- bility Of ber tiie lo dower becoming consummated m Wwe event that she survives ter busbaud, Me holds that the provisions of iaw in respect of flower are intenaed ior the support of the widow Bud the nurture of ner chlaren, After reciting Various authorities in support o| this proposition, be holds jurtier that the equity of the busband to his wue's estate is o: uo higher charac- ter taan the equity of the wile’s to her busbaud’s; that luchoate rigbt of dower Is such ap Interest as the law Wii protect irom injury, and that (he plaiotid in this case has unquestioned Claims for reef upon principles of reason aud justice and through tie application of 4m anal- Dgous doctrine of equity. ine deed executed bee lore Wer marriage under the facis and circum. stances o/ the Case should have no other etfect om her rigits and interests than i executed after- Ward. itis asked by the piaintif! that te deed executed by her husband to his daughters should be aeciared void as to the present interest which, but jor tbe deed, the piaio tit would have—that is to say, her inchoate right of dower and her iuture a te right oO dower im Cage of the death of ver busvand 10 ner itietime. ie holda, in conciusio $Bus to tui extent she is entitied to reel an Ne orders judgment accordingly. DECISIONS, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS., By Judge Lawrence. Hamilton vs. Martin; Weea vs. Releman; Mer- cantile National Bank vs. Bleew Sewing Machine Company.—Orders grauted. Piace vs. Chesebrough.—Order settied. uy Judge Dononue. Bechstein vs. Hirsch; Ki (nstitution for the Savings of Merchants’ Clerks vs. Morrili; Recio Va Sanchez, Biack ve, Hagiett; Mullany vs, Freemau et ai.; Germania Liie insur- Buce Company vs. Kerwin.—Granved, Belding vi grauted, Memorandums, Meicaif vs. Mounl.—Motion granted; $10 costs to abide the event. lu the matter of Blythe; Clarke va. Croakright; Heyman va. Jones.—Motions denied, Betts vs, Hetts—No proof of service of notice. pehelley va. Vieni; Colgate va, lraver.—Motions denied, Metworundums, ok Of North America va. Flashing and Wood side Rajiroad, ~ Allowsuce 0; five por cent gronted, Angeli v6, Erie KailWay Couipany.—Stay Vacated. Relerence to proceed. Ryseb comirmed and judgment ordered ior defend. SUPREME COURD—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van rant Nichols va, McManus; Lostwics vs FrankSecid— Mewmora ndems for cousnch be Assistant District | strategy had ootaimed entrance | The counsel, In a | owe; Overcouga Vs, diorr.—Motions | id vs. Rosenfeld,—eport of referee | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. Beach va, Collis.—Order granted. Getty vs. Deviin. —Findings setuled, ; Burton vs, Sierman.—Motion denied, by Judge Van Vorst. | Youngs vs. Carter et al.—Judgment for plain- | ta, See opinion. | SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. | By Judge Curtis. Vermilyea et al. vs, Gouda et al.—Motion | granted, with costs of motion to plaintil, to j abide tue event of the suit, Memorandum Kuss, .£c., vs. ‘The Excelsior Printing Com- | pany.—Motion to vacate the attachment grante!, subject to leave to the piaintit, a8 per memoran- | dam, aire Rectifying Machine Company vs. Ke- unetion order resettied, Poilips vs. Robemstein et al.-Mouon jor order Of reterence, &c., granted. The Penusyivania tailroad Company vs. Dodd et al.—One hundred aollars allowance to plainut, Pentiand vs. Pentiund,—Keleree’s report con. firmed and judgment ior plain’ tor a divorce, Alfaro vs. Davidson et al.—Motion to set aside | Stay denied, With costs to deendants, to abide | the event of the action, CALENDARS—THIS DAY. SUPREME CoURT—CuAMBERS—Held by Judge Dononue.—Nos. 68, , 270, 239, 290, | SupReME COURT—GENERaL TBRM.—Adgjourned | for the term, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Van Brunt.—Issues of law and tact. | 257, 258, 260, 281, 2 . | 808, 309, 310, 312, S12, 313, 414, 315, | 821. SUPREME CoURT—CrRcUIT —Part 2—Held by Judge | Westbrovuk—Court opens at twelve o’cluck.—Nos, 452%, 1176, 330, 408, 778, 1374, 1364, 1352, 2206, 1526, 2408, 2250, 1362, 1038, 2257, 100444, 1216, 1880, 944, 852, 1275, 1282, 966. Part 3— | Adjourned for tue term. SuPERIOn COURT—GENERAL TERM.—Adjourned | for the term. SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL T@RM—Parts 1 and 2,— Adjourned jor the term. |. COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM.—Adjourned un- | til Monday, April 5, | COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM—Parts 1 and 2. Adjourned jor the term. Making Cocrt—TRiaAL TERM—Parts 1, 2 and | 8.—Aajourned for the term, COURT OF GENEBAL SEssIONS.—Adjourned until Monday, April 5. | OYER aNv TERMINER.—The People vs. Joseph Jourdan.—Homicide, MURPHY SENTENCED TO DEATH. THE MURDERER OF MES. HUJUS TO BE EXE- OUTED ON May 14. Michael Murphy, the convicted murderer of Mrs, Hujus, was resentenced to suffer the extreme Denalty of the law by the Supreme Court, General Term, 9! Kings county, yesterday forenoon. The unfortunate man was tried before the Rockland County CourtofOyer and Terminer held in New City last fall, and the evidence, through circum- Stantial, being regarded as conclusive by the jury he was sentenced to be executed, The details of the case are familiar to the readers of the HERALD. Pending the execution of the sentence, a writ of error was obtained and a stay of proceedings was granted by Judge Donahue, Argument fora new trial was heard by the Supreme Cuurt, General Term, and a bill of exceptions was filed. To learn the decision upon the bill of exceptions Murpny Was brought iuto the Kings Couaty Court House, ana bere a full Benen, Judges Giivert, Tap- pen and Pratt, about lallpast eleven | o'clock yesterday jorenoon, The prisouer, why 1s | about iorty-two years Of age, stout and suiort in stature, With a Stolid, heavy expression of coun- tenance, Was broagut handcued belore the bar of justice. ie was escorted by Sheri Charies EB. Bensou aad eight deputies of Rockland county. Mr. Henry Daly, the counsel tor Murpaoy, was ab- sent. ‘The District Attorney of Rockland county, Mr. Seth B, Cole, then rose and said, ‘it Your | Honors please, 1 move that seutence be passed | upon the prisoner.’ Murphy laid his cap down ona cualr, and with a ghastiy white face and nis | dark, appealing eyes bent upon the countenance of the presiding Judge, tremoingly lisiened to the | decison wuich Was to decide the perioa of bis sojourn on earth, Judge Gilbert, who appeared slightly agitated, in passing the sentence of ceath, said:—“Murpiy, | we nave given your case a very careiul considera. tion, to see if We could detect aby error in your trial, but we bave been unable vo find any error, anc the application to confirm your conviction 18 | granted. ur only remaiping daty is that of tix- | ing the time of yourexecution. Tais we ix upon Held by Judge the 14th day of May, Friday, between the hours of ten 10 the morning and two o’ciock In the afternoon.”’ The doomed man hesitated fora momeut, and then, in an im- | pressive, quiet, earnest tone, satd:—“Your than that desk there Was (poipting to the report- | ers’ table); never did I lift @ foot init any more | than @ man who was never Dorn.” As he spoke | he raised his shackled hands above his head, | Judge Gilbert—I hope for your own sake, Mur- | phys, tuat this may be true. Sherif, that is all; | Femove tue prisoner. | Michael Murpby was then surrounded by his | guards, and passing down the corridor out into | the street, was soon in the coach and driven | rapidly away, with but slenuer hupe oi escaping | tae awful pending iate to which bis crime aud the law had consigned him. The execution will take piace in Rockland county. THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. ADDRESS ON THE NEW STATE OF COLORADO AND THE ANCIENT CIVILIZATION Di THE CANYONS OF THE GAN JUAN. | An unosually large and brilliant audience gath- ered at the rooms of the Geographical Society, cor, ner of Second avenue and Eleventh street, last evening, to listen to addresses upon the modern and aficient civuization of our Western Territo- ries. Rinety-five apDlicants for admission to member- @nip of the society, some forty of whom were officers of the Engineer corps of the army, and which was unanimously approved. He then pre- sented to the audience Mr. Aivan S, Soushworth, | the Recording Secretary of the society. Ip opening ols address, Mr. Southworth an- nounced nis intention of speaking of the new State of Colorado and his experiences during @ tour montus’ ride as a memver of Dr. Haydeu’s expe- dition last year, Aud first, rejerriug to the in- habitauis, be said ol the young:—Alluriug lux. | uries Dave not yet seduced them irom the harui- est und nobiest of Saxon pleasares. Noueo. tue physical deterioration salu to ve concomitant of the higher civilizations can be ovservea among those Woo carried good leaito to the Lerritories flanked by the Rocky Mountaius; but instead, there 13 added strengso and power. ‘The uatives Of ADgio-Saxon parentage are uniormly wealthy and—curious fact—.re unvormiy bionue, regard. Jess of the complexion oi their progenitors, ‘dhe setuiers devote themseives to stock raising ther than farming and oy industry io tois branch are geaeraliy enavied, in tne course of five years, tu acquire a smail competence byery TADCH, a8 the stock Jarms ure calied, 18 @ hotel. ‘The owner holds aimseif in readiness to teed tbe traveller at moderate rates, &od this 1s ano incon siderabie source of his revenue. Alter rejerring to the scientific results of Pro. jJessor Haydeu’s expedition, Mr, Southworth sug- Kested attention to the jouuwing maxims vo the part of those purposing to Visit or settle in Colorudo:—First, beware Of rose-colored pam. pulets; second, move with deliberativo and uever Tush with tue crowds; third, divide all dazzling enterprises by jour aod ask yourself if you cau afford to lose the quotient; Jourté, barrow guage Yaliroads are the surest joreruguers o1 a bealtny civilization. in conciusiou the speake: saia:—I saw there nothing vut the bioom and veauty of the present and ‘he golden promise of the iuture. | fhe terrors described by the early explorers ad passed away; the dangerous beasts, untouched, displayed DO aggressive Jserocity; tle early mis- creants, who killed and piundercd, had died or jalien into honest pursuits; we wild goid \aever was subsiding into @ regular and organized business; towns aud cities were putting on the miauner of our social Eust. ADDERSS BY MR, INGERSOLL. Mr. Ernest Ingersou was tuen presented to the audience, and proceeded to read a paper on tue Remains o1 the Ancient Civilization in tue Canyons | of the Sau Juam. He divided the inudiaus 0) New MeXico and Arizona inty two divisions—ine Pimas | and aliied tribes, dweiling iu the valley Oo! the Kio Gila and soucuward, abu the Puedios and Moguls, at present restricted (0 the tabie lauds verween te Kio Colorado aud Rio Grande vorth of (he Lit- | tle Colorado, The ancient character aud pabits Of these—as illus! ed in the ruins of the coun- try—and their present condition were describe: | aud stereopticon views Of great Variety were | shown in Ulustration o; the subject A CURIOUS MAELSTROM. Wasuincron, March 30, 1875, Lieutenant R. D. Hitchcock, United States Navy, Assistant Coast Survey, commanding the coast | surveying steamer Budeavor, under date of March 18, reporta to the Superintendent of the Coast Surrey, a8 [OLows relative to wha: is appar. | ebuy @iresh Water spring in the seat" We have | found ) above Matanzas inlet, about two god & bali miles of shure, 1b jaticude 29 deg, 46 niin. 05 nec. Horta, longitude 61 deg, 12 Mit, 16 weC. West, Woat Ws apparentiy fresh waver spring. Tue water at the #arace is violently disturved for a space of | @vont toirty eet in diameter, ‘The firgt day we ‘O8sed this piace toe Water was Cuming up With such violence as to throw the sip irom her urse, aud & cond time, aithough it was smooth, the vessel Could be Kept on Her course out for @ short time. Toe noundiogs in tae centre o} the spring ave twenty-turee fathoms, and & o | specunen the oottom of very clear broken aii shells, =f soundings [roid the centre to limite of the disturbed Walter decreased vo | , fatnoms, The water @S tae sariace 18 bracK wh, | The superintendent has directed @ minute ex. @Wination Of the Sprigg Gud Is imimsdiate localisy | to be mage, | eral THE STATE CAPITAL. A DELEGATION FROM TAMMANY HALL AMONG THE LEGISLATORS—REBELLION STILL RAM- PANT—AN ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE PRESENT POLICE JUSTICES. ALBANY, March 30, 1875. A DELEGATION PROM TAMMANY, A committee from Tammany Hail is here to- night, consisting of Colovel Jonn R. Fellows, Ed- ward L. Donnelly and William Boyd, to look after legisiation aifecting New York city. A lec- ture has been read to the delegation from the metropolis by Mr. John Kelly. It is understood this committee comes up to see that the gentle- man’s instructions are carried out tully. A bitter ght it is presumed will ensue on the Civil Jus- uces’ bill. Under this enactment it 1s propose? to elect the Judges on @ gene ticket throughout the whole city, and not by districts, as at present constituted. Next fall these offices are to be filled, and a num- | ber of ambitious aspirants bave already come to 1314, 1705, 1822, 672, | | throws the naming of the nominees into the hands of the Committee on Organiza- | tion, which, of course, is Mr. John Kelly, | the front in hope of securing the prizes thus to be awarded; but a serious opposition has arisen here to the passage of the bill, Several oi the New York delegation are outspoken against its | provisions. ment at centralizauon in 1 They allege that it is another move- mmany Hall. If the bill passes tn its present shape the Civil Justices | will be nominated in the County Convention Instead of by districts, as formerly. This | One of the New York democratic Senators with ouor, | Was never in Kockland county any more | The President, Judge Daly, read a list of | | L have aiready called attention to the tnain points | rles to be paid to tue Gummi whom I conversed to-night stated that he was wiling to centralize the whoie power of the party in Mr. Kelly, a3 he believed the inverests of the people would be protected by that gentleman. | Another representative was not quite so sanguine in the good sense of this policy. He did not think it Jair to take away all tue power and patronage from the hands of the district leaders and hand 1t over to one or two men in Tammany Hall. He thought this conduct must ultimately result in disrupting the party in the city and tbat a new deal would become necessary. Tne Canal Message, exposing frauds which have been the subject of investigation, speeches, con- stitutional amendments, political harangues and platform speeches for the past thirty years and more, has buried for a moment those questions of city legislation, CITY LEGISLATION, To-night members of the Legisiature begin to look around them and examine as to future legis lative movements. Several politicians have ar- rived from the city, among them ex-Judge Hogan, TAMMANY POWERLESS, The death of the Costigan bill has given evidence that no measures emanating irom Tammany Hall or Mayor Wickham effectually interiering with the present charter of New Yorg city will be | Senator Booth’s bill, | passed by this Legisiature. embodying the main points suggested in the me- morial of Lomptrolier Green, 13 likely to pass, THE DEPOSIT BILL. It is also understood that the wily Comptroller’s name Will be added to those of Mayor Wickham and Chaimberiain Tappan in the bill now before the Senate regulating the deposits of New York city moneys, A coucurrent vote of tnose three gentiemen will be necessary in designating the bank or banks for deposits. The bill nas been re- committed to the Committee on Cities of the Senate or the purpose of inserting tuose amend- ments. THE COSTIGAN BILL, An end was made ol tue Costigan bill to-aay. Alter all the excitement and discussion its pas- age originated in the lower house the proposed “Home Rule” enactment met with a very quiet demise this afternoon in the Seu- ate. There were two speeches delivered, one by Senator Gross, in advocacy of the bill, aud toe other by Senator Wovdin, in op- sition. it was generally conceded that the biil had Nv Chance whatever o! passage aiter being Tanked a8 @ party quesiion in tne House. Friends of the measure now assert 1t was a great mistake to lutrouuce politics mio toe discussion, aud Sen- ator Gross, in bts remarks to-day, concedes this point, Senator Woodin ulso alluded to @ simuar brancn o! the controversy, and called attention to the lash Of party discipiine, through Tammany Hall, Which had been resorted to tor the purpose of intimidating members to vote im favor o1 the bill, Mr. Cosugau, tbe lather of the movement, ‘was present at tue demise of his pet scheme, and retired irom the Senate Chamber in a meuitative mood afver the vote was anvounced. A LAST RALLY FOR “HOME RULE,” The bill was brought before the Senate this | morning on a motion of Senator Gross to disagree With the adverse report of the Committee on Cities, ‘Tne gentleman made a vigorous and leugthy speech in supportor his motion. The pricipal points are contained in the first 1ew pages of bis remarks, where he said:—“The restoration to tbe Bvard of Aldermen of the rigtt of confirmation of nominations of the Mayor before tney shall take effect 8 appointments to office, 18 merely the restoration of @ power heretofore exercised oy that branch of the municipal government, whicn 1g an essentia. feature 1m the American theory of government, whetber national, State or munici- pal, ang of which the Board of Aldermen in the city of New York was only deprived in @ peculiar emergency, for @ particular reason and by a special act, Wuich should now be repealed, It bas been said that the object of the bili was merely to permit the present Mayor to remove a particulac Office hoiter, wuo is thougnt to be considered in ew York an obstacle to good government, but Woo 1s suppused to bave such ho.d upon and con- trol over (he preseut Governor as to ve avle to assore bimsell toat the Governor will not approve of his removal even tor cause, shoud it be at- tempted by the Mayor, That is manilestly a mere slander, The present Mayor's a citizen too Well known and oO! a Character too exalted, of a sense of responsibility ior bis official acts and ofa degree of regara ior the public good altogether too large to allow O1 the suggestion tuat he would use any power vested in him with ap unworthy motive, And the present distinguished Governor 1s, In every respect, lar beyuud the reach Oi posst- of control or of improper influence. His istration of his high office may be relied to be with the most couscientious regard for Lis offciai duties, ana itis not to be suspected for | a Mvumeut chat he woula hesitate .o approve a re- moval vi even his previously Most intimate frend if made and certified by the Mayor for yeasonaole | causes aod supported by valid reasons. It bas been said also tout this bill will emavle tne Mayor to remove the Police Justices in the city ol New Yors aud otuer judicial oficers. This, too, is a mis- take. The Volce Justices were appoimved under an act Of date suvsequent to that of the charter of Which Uulis bili 18 wn Amendment, Bod can only be removed by u process Of impeacument veiore the Court of Commu Pieas, us specially provided in tae jaw duder which they were appointed. No jue cer 18 aifected’ under tne provisions of tus vill. it das aiso been tnougnt that the terms of tuis bill relate only to Leads of Gepartments and other superior offivers in tne city government, That, too, i8 @ mistake. At present, and under the provisi ns of the eXisting Charter, not mereiy the heads of departments and otuer superior oflicers, but the city marsnais, the luspectors of weigits | and w irresponsivie subordinate of by a teuure which ts sec of the Mayor, or of any otuer locai auctor to remove one of them jor even a cause ior Wich tue Olender may be indicted and sen- tenced vy a court, No oue of the oficers referred to in section 26 Of the charter, or mentioned or relerred (0 in section 117 or elsewhere in that act can be displaced, except after tormal and dilatory proceedings, and upon the expressed approval of the Goveruor of the Sate, wiich tay, unavolde abiy or by uesign, be inaetinitely delayed.” deuator Gross spoke jor over an jour and was followed by Senator Woodin, who couciuded nis remarks 1b ten rainutes, The motion to disagree With tue adverse report on (he vill was then put and lost by a strict Messrs, radiey, Dayton, Fox, Gross, Jacobs, Jounson, Laning, Ledwith. Lord, Moore, Parmen- ter, . Nays—Mesars, Houtn, Cole, Con polly, wickinson, Dow, Kellogg, King, Lowery, McGowan, Middieton, Kobertsou, Seikreg, Lnomp- won, Lovey, Waguer, Wellman, Wood, Wooain—18, A STATE BOARD OF AUDIT. The bill creating a Stute Board o| Audit was or- dered to 4 thirdreading to-day in tue Assembiy, eusures, aud cach @bd all Of tue petiy and of thisenactinent, It proviues jor the uppoit ment by tae Governor, With consent oi the Senate, oi three Commissioners Wuo shali bave power to wudit all Caius againal the state, SALARIES OF COMMISSIONERS OF DOUKS. A bill bas been introduced desigaating the sal toners ot Docks in New York city w& fouows:—rresdent, 96,000; Commissioners other than President, $6,000, THE CHBAP TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION, ‘Lois Orgacization hus sent in & bill requesting to rporated. eat of thirty-six directors. The main Of the asgociation Claim to be the obtains jog and circuiatiou of all information rejative to lransportation; lO encourage tue luprovements and incressed Gapucity O! rermingi factities la the city Of New ore lor handing the storage 01 mer- Chandiae 40d produce, and to jacilitace the adjust meut Oi differences aud coutiovermes between vusioess Wen, THR BOARD OF HRALTH, The report of the suard of Heaica of the city of New York in answer to Mr. Smita's resolution of luquiry Was to-day placed on the fie of (ue House. Mi, Smith claims that itis uot at all complete. the (otal AMOURE O! Feceipta jor the year 1874, aw so! down in the repor, oly reaches $9,446 95; woe the document coucludes as followa:—“Tue Joregolbg statement does fut inclade amount ‘hat cay have been collected by city Miatshais Aud | Olher Court UMoerh Wo Whom executions Upon O&- | ) sung Jodamony a aeued,!? ioay bave ers hold their places | ure against the attempts | arty vote as followS:—Ayes— | its provisions cali ior Vie Bp | iSHIPPING NEWS | OCEAN STEAMERS. | paTES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL. | Destiuation,| Spain. Acriatic, City ot Br Office. .|Livervool. |4 Bowling Green 1. Kamourg. )61 a aawav Kotterdain Lavery Broadway 115 Broadway ‘Bowling Green OA Wily. tate oF | tug that time in only 6 feet of water. | dala ac our wharves, | than o1 Westpnalia broadway. Neckai owlbe Green Getic LaverDools (19 Broadway Ciy of April 1.| Liverpo broadway. Bolivia. {| April Li.|Glasgow...17 Bowarg Green Idano {] April 13:]Liverpoot. [29 Broadway. Goetne, April miburg.. [118 Broadway. ina April 14.1 Liverpool. 1 Bowing Green | Chi ‘ | Greece. JAprii 18. (Condon ) Broadway. Maas. .jApril 45. | Kotte rdain | 60 Broaa way. Frisia. April 15,/ambure.. [ot broadway. | Italy... TLApril 17;]Laverpoot. |09 Broadway. | Caty of Richmond | April 17-}Liverpool. [W) Broadw Batic .|April ‘9 Broad w Pereires ° 5 Broadway | Kehiopia’ iBownne Gresn | Nevaaa 2 Broadway | Russia. owhng Green State of ¢ Broadway Kgypr.... sie i Browa way. Civ ot Montreal: Livernooi. |15 broadwa: Suevia, ‘ ¢| Hampbure.. |61 Broadws7. i . | Liverpool. | lt Broad way, | {| Liverpool |29 broadway. Uampurg. .|115 Broadway. | ears ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATRK, SUN AND MOON. ‘Sun rises. 5 46] Gov. Island....eve 3 39 Sun sets. ss. 623] Sandy Hook...eve 2 54 | Moon riges...morn 2 56| Hell Gate......eve 5 14 | PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 30, 1875. CLEARED. Steamer ny, of Meriaa, Reynolds, Havana, &c—F Alexandre & Sone. ‘steamer Wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk, City Poin: and Richmond—Gid Dominion steamship Co. Steamer Hatteras, Swift, Baltiuwore—Old Dominion } Co. Stemamer Ana Eltza, Richards Philadelpnia—James ysieamer Ann and, pbteimer Foiladelphia, Davis, Philadelpnia—James Steamer Glaucus, Bearse. Bostoo—Ht * Dimock. Ship Contuuental, Ciark, Sun Francisco—sutton & Co. quark Ritleman (ir), Bishop, 8yduey aud Meibourae— Jailer & Quereau, D Galtariaa Pictra (ital, Carrara, Rotterdam— Slocovich & Co. Bark Abble Thomas (Br), Oliver, Havre—Boyd & Bincken. Y bark stella, Poole, Montevideo—Brett, Son & Co. pare Jane Adeline, Liudsay, Laguayra and Porto Ca- ello—Dallett, Biss & Co. C Bark Carrier Dove (Br), Simonson, Matanzas—Geo E Kk & Ce ‘Bark W'H Gemu, Gemm, Caibarien—Miller & Hough- ton. ae Joseph Howe (Br), Templeton, Cork for orders—C er taux. Brig Fortuna (Port), Mesquita, Oporto—Hagemeyer & Bruun. Brix’ Robert Mowe, Dearborn, Demerara—H Trow- | bridxe’s Sons. Brig Ada H Hall (r), Johnston, Barbados—Snow & Burgess. riz Mariposa, Melton, Port Spain-LW & P arm. ine. outs Wm Dobson (Br), Buck, St Thomas—Peniston & ‘rig Oliver (Gr), Weeks, Aux Caves—R Nurray, Jr. Krig somerset (Br), Haley, Matanzas—O W Bertaux, Brig Vronuer, Blaisdell, Cientuegos—vas E Ward & Ball & Co. 0. Brig Kremlin, Wyman, Charieston—Evans, Brie Americus, Baas, Now Haven—R N wand oSgiit Mary Chilton, Syperich, St Andreas U C—D De astro. seur J B Sweeney, Somers, Havana—Jas W Elwell & Cc ‘Schr Mary E Vancleaf, Thorndike, Matanzas—B F Met- calt & Co. berg. | Schr W_A Morrill, Kelly, Norfolk—Isaac R Staples. Schr 8 L Burns, Crosby Boston—Chas Se Sy Senr Bunny shower, Ward New Maven—Rackett & Fo. ‘Schr RA Forsyth, Hobbie, Stamtord—Stamford Manu- facturing Co, | es | ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Great Western (Br), Windham, Bristol March 12, with mdse and 13 passengers to W 1) Morgan. Ea- fericnced fine eather, with Winds trom Si to SW, to jat 49, 1on 28: from thence weather very unsettied, with heavy gales and a hign, contused wind, wind trou 3 10 NNW; March 24 experienced a heavy burricave, with @ tremendous con/used sea, running seas contidually sweeping the decks tore and ‘aft commencing at SE and Veering to NE, in lat 41, lon 62 W; March 25 and 26, nevuntered @ very heavy cyclone. wind NW, with @ ‘tremendous "sea ranning; obliged 16 heave to for sixteen bours:’ from there unsteady weather until the 28th inst, an lat4) N, lou 64 W; March 15, spoke a German bark showing Q'B 5 C, trom Liverpoo! to Baltimore, lat 6y 20 N. lon 19 W; 24th, signalled 4 Cunard steamer bound ¥E; lat 4112, lon 53: 24th, 7 PM, signalled a steamer show- ing two biue lights, bound E, lat 41 18, lon 64; 23th, sig- nalled a National steamer bound &, lat'40 44, lon 63 30. Steamer San Jacinto, Hazurd, Savannan March 27, with indse and passengers to WE Garriso Steamer Champion. Lockwood, Charieston March 27, with indse and passengers to J W Quintard & Co. steamer isuac Sell, Biakeman, Richmond, City Point | and Norfolk, with mase and passengers to the Old Do- mimon Steamship Ca. Steamer RA Ceti etait Nye tba Baltimore, with mdse to the minion Steamship ible Flectwing, Guest, Manula Uct $0, with mdse to V Co. bark Jason (Ger), Held, Padang 115 days, with coffee to orver; vessel to Punch, Edve & Co. Passed the Ca; of Con Hope Jan 20, and crossed the Kqautor Feb 23 in jon Bark Solumon, of Boston, Ferguson, Liverpool, 73 care with mdse to Funch, Eaye &Co, Macrb leth, lat 3 lon 60, saw @ Jour-masted ship, supposed the Occan King, hence for saa Francisco. Bark Urbano (Ital), Olivarl, Liverpool 60 days, with salt to order: vessel to master. Bark Johannes (Ger), Lbider, Liverpool 4) days, with muse to H Koop & Vo. pis mee oe Daro, Bristol 69 days, in ballast to Fanch, kaye & Co. ‘Guim Piudentia (Nor), Pando, Leith 70 days, in ballast, order. ene ots (Nor), Anderson, Limerick 56days, in bal- . to order. Bark Chimuoea (Nor), Haave, Stavanger 63 days, in dallas, to C fobias & Co. Bark Kazetto Padre (Ital), Chiesa, Genoa 68 days, in ballast, to order. Bark’ Anes, Standish, Cienfuegos 2u days, with sugar to Miller & Houghton. ‘Park Kliza Baras (of Bermuda), Vesey, Bermuaa 14 days, in ballast, to AL Tucker & Uo. Brig Prosperite (Nor), Beruidsen, Exmouth, &, was March 3. Int 21 30, lon 303), spoke @ Spanish scnooner, tor Porto Rico. Brig Caroline Eddy (of Bangor), Dodge, Messina 68 doys, with iruit to Deviin & tose; vessel to Simpson, Clapp & Co, Pussed Gibraitar Feb 3: made he north: ern pussave- was 27 days west of the Banks, with a fuccession of W and SW galos; stove hatch houses and oats sehr Louisa French, Crawford, Georgetown SC, 10 | dass, with naval scores'to Zopher Mills; vessel to B v Pierce, urlbur & Co, Sear F N Merwin, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, With naval stores \o master. Sehr Eurotas, Hinman, Virginia. Schr Freddie’ Walter, Alien, Virginia, ‘chr Eunice P Newcomb, arrived 29th, is from Port Antonio, Ja, 14 days. PASSED THROUGH HELU GATS, BOUND SOUTR. Steamer Galatea, Walden, lrovidence tor New York, With wdse and pasvenvers sehr MK Russell, Milier, New Haven for New York. Sehr Champion, lurvey, City Isiand for New York. | Schr D W Vaughan, Bristow, Fail River tor New York. Schir Frank A Magce, Jones, Kail River lor New York. | Sehr Lucy Churen, Church, Providence tor New York. BOUND BAST. Steamer City ot New Bearora, New Boutord. onene United States, Davis, New York tor | River. | “Senr Asher 8 Parke: | Cove. Fish, New xorg tor Fau arpenter, New York tor Glen chr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New York tor Stamford Sehr J &.Carringtoa, Varker, baltimore tor New Ha- yen. sehr Henrietta, Linden, Amboy for Providence. Seur Periue, siefiieid. Aumboy tor New Longon. . Kizabethport tor Providence, n, Irlpp, Hilzabethport for Somerset Schr C ¥ shuitis, Young: Hobokea tor New Hav. Sehr ide K rreeman, York tor New Haven. Schr A@K Baker, Murray, bull's Ferry for port. senr Niagara, Borden, Elizabethport tor Bridgeport, Senr Freddie Waiter, Alien, Virginia for Postiand. 1dge- ‘ew York ior Connecticut River. BELOW. | | | | | | | i | Brie Priscitia, May, from Forto Rico. | he Wi rker, irom Pernambuco (by pilot | | Sebr Brazos, Iryon, No 3). Steamers Wisconsin (ir), Glasgow: City of Merida, mond, &¢; Hattera Aga: Olga Cardona, cie, Payta Pera orig Kremlin, Cha: MARITIME MISCELLANY. tor Liverpool; Europa (Br), Havana, &c; Wyauoke, Mich Ithimore:’ bark Jolauues itod « Triesi@, Porcunato ital), 5 Willard Mudgett, Shanghai,’ >t Lu: Maggle Chapman (Br), Bremeny ob; Ada H Mail, Barbados, BaP See cavie news, vmir BvaNpatemThe hull, tackle and apparel of the ship Bvandaie (ir), Wrecked on Florida Keel, have been fold, bul the cargo of timber romaing In the hod await tug the action of the owners in Luverpool. | Suir BeLvavenk, before reported changea hands, was sold ior about ¥45,000 not % Bama i nnoraice Manik (Ft revorted (by cable 44 baving foundered, Was trou St Marc, Mayti ol Bt Maras, ¢im), Via berimuds tor Gave, Haid Paainia Rose, at Philadelpiia Yh inst from Ma fanzas, on 19th lust, in ioe 46, (on 8), daring a Heavy gale, lost lofetop 8st, WW pgallant tast anu jbboon. Marci 15, lat 2), long Gs, are Frudeotia, trom Leith for bea. ware ireokwate Sonn Kovent Perris—schirs Young Amorica and John fied trom Newport on Monday to tuace wa- sapt (0 raise the aohe Hobert Pettis, Which has ug SUNK Of (be Narrag@usett shore al water, Cias Moome, Russell, at Savannah Maren 24 from iplia, broke wWwo galls ANd Spit sulle In heavy weuther. Scan Catauixa, of Gloucester, 6898 tons butit in Wel, ry eB, hasbeen sold to parties in Bowtupors for #4. BONA CMABLOTIA Jt neot, at Savannah from Roston, | eas Lost jiuboow ed Ti Schr arvest Home, Hodgdon, Nassau, NP—B J Wen- | from | Sone Cora (Br), Taylor, from Boston for Baltimore, is reported to have gone ashore oa Barren Isiand 24t! inst, and was unable to get of until the 2th, being dur- ‘our Kare E Ricu, Doughty, at Savannah March 26 from Philadelphia, sprung aleak north of Hatteras and tor veral Gays Was making water at the rate ‘of 3200 strokes per hour. On the cist stove, boat, and on the 24th lost jibdoom. She was making 3W strokes ou her arrival The schooner reported as having sprung aleak at Orient, Li, was the Rhoda Holmes, and not the Alice Borda. as beiore reported. The Alice Borda arrived at New York Mareh 27, to load or Cuba, The Penobscot River, between Beltast and Castine, is still tirmiy ice loeked One thirty-second of bark John P West was sold at auction, at New Kedtord, sauirday, to Alexander H Sea- bury. at tue rate of $9 the Beverly fishing fleet will this season number 26 Vosseis, two of them new—one @ three wasted sclr, the other a two wasted schr. arrival of the bark Antelope may be called a incident in the history of the port. It is many since a fall square rigged three masted vesset has and we doubt if there were more nere before. Norwich Bulletin, March 28. Barrimone. March 29—Denis Dovohue, the British Con- sul at this port, has nade the necessary arrangements tor the return ‘ot the shipwrecked saifors who were brought tot ity on uday board of the German wberg T. will leave on board of the ner Caspian on Thursday morning next, lo Halitax, 45, from whence they will be The conveye: Hauivax, arch 30—Brig Ariel, from Portsmouth 00 Gays out, arrived here to-day, hav- je to reach St Johns on account of the ice. ‘Ihe crew were Irozen and short of provisions. San Franct March 3).—A despatch trom Astoria, Oregon, su i dieaviest gate ever experienced there eccurred ou Sunday morning. Bark Corsicw (Br) dragsed anchors and went ashore, ihe New York ship Ida Lily dritted toward shore and ran into the Gorsica aboved named, considerably damaging both, Many minor casualties are reported. WHALEMEN. A letier from Capt Holt, of birk Hunter, of NB. ro- ports lier off Howes Island, NZ, Jan 18, with’ 232 bbis sp oll since leaving Baty of Isiands. Auckiand, eb 19—Mr Mosher, late chief officer of whaling bark Martha, was a passenger per Eaith Rose for New York, Ship Calitornta, Chase, NB, arrived at the Bay of Is- lands Jan 47, and'lettin continuation of her cruise on the wih. she had taken 425 bbis sp od sluce May last, and will return to the Bay next month, One ot the Portugese wen of the California has been landed at the Buy aud placed uuder the care of Dr De Ford, he having met with a serious accident while cap- turing a sperm whale Jan 15, A blow trom the whale’s flukes stove the boat and broke the man’s arm between the shoulder and the elbow, forcing the bone through eS fle: a and severely injuring his side, he is progressing favorably. SPOKEN. Scribner, trom San Franetsco for Liver+ 55 23S, lon 76 54 W. bars Wave hing (Br), from Londonderry for Balti- more. with loss of mati yard, March 27, lat 4038 ton 68 20 (by plot boat Abraham Leggett. No 4), Park Sarah A Duaman (Br), trom Laverpool for Tybee, March 25. of Cape May Ugnt. Brig Ubaldddema (Br), from Cardenas for Boston, March 20. off Barnegat. Schr Hortensia, trom, Porto Rico, of aad for Boston, March 19, lat 28 48, lon 70 11. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are informed that by telegraphing to the Hzraxp London Bureau, No 46 Fleet strect, the arrivals at and depart- ures trom European ports, and other ports abroad, of American ana all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same wilt pe cabled to this country free of charge and publisned. Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of HmRaip news yachts, pier Nol East River, New York. Letters received trom all parts of the world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are required. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anprossay, March 29—Sailed, ship Eldorado, Winding, San Francisco. Ship St Johi pool, Jan 25, Buvrast, March 30—Satled, bark LG Bigelow (Br), Fer- | ris, Baltimore. BReMERMAVRN, March 28—Arrived, bark Adolf (Ger), Hartmuun, New Orleans Bancxionxa—Arrived, brigs Esmeralda (Swe), Tern- strom, New Orieans; San Pietro (ital, Lauro, New York. Canpirs, March 29—Sailed, bark John Zittlosen, Mer- ryman, United States, Donpee, March 2)—Arrived, bark Fremad (Nor), Berg, Pensacola, Denix. March 80—Arrived, bark Edwia (Br), Borden, Baltimore. FaLmouru, March 30—Bark Talavera, Carver, arrived 28th from Meijiliones, has been ordered to Copenhagen. Fiextwoop, March 4—arrived, bark E‘eanor (Nor), Thorsen, Galveston, Guiascow, March 29—Arrived, bark Dirigo, Staples, | New York. 55 | days, with empty barrels to Tetens, Bockmann & Co, | showing signul with letters OXQv on it, trom Blyth, by | Sailea 20ch, ship Glenbarnie (Br), Dawson, Montreal. Havrz, March 29—Arrived, bark W H Jenkins (Bn), Durkee, New Orleans via Queenstown. Liverroo., March 30—Arrived, ship Elizabeth Hamil- ton, Stone, New York (see be!ow). Arrived 29h, ships Couqueror, Crocker, Savannah; Matchless, Dawes, San Francisco; Chas Davenport (Br), Jones, New Orleans; bark Evelina (Ger), Samuel, San Francisco: 30th, steamer Arch Druid (Br), Thompson, Norfolk; barks Vasco de Gama (Nor), Carleen, Galves ton; Beltiste (#r), Jenkins, Charleston. Lonpox. March 30—Sailed, bark Conway (@r), Martin, United States. Leouorx—sailed, schr J F Kranz, Howes, Boston. Movitux, March 23—Arrived, steamer Italia (Br), Craig, New York for Glasgow. Newry, March 30—ailed, bark Ambrosia (Nor), Bor- rigan, New York. Pont fiizasetu, C@H—Arrived, sehr Pioneer, Kenni- son, Boston. Quernstowx, March 30—Arrived, bark Dona Felecia (Sp), Mortuondo, Baltimore (see below). Also arrived 30th, steamer Repubiio (Br). Gleadeil, New York tor Liverpool. Soursaurrox, March 30—Sailed, sleamer Mosel (Ger) Neynaber (trom Rrewen), New York. Siznra Leonx—arrived, bark susan L Pitsgerald, Cushing, Boston. Tnoox, March 20—Sailed, bark Caibarien, Hopkins, Ha- vans. Yoxomama, March 283—Arrived, steamer Alaska, Van Sice, San Francisco 1or Hong Kong. Balled 22d, steamer Colorado, Dearbora (from Hong Kong), San Francisco, Loxpox, March 3)—Ship Elizabeth Hamilton, Ston: trom New York, at Liverpooi to-day, is lea! wise damaged. Part of her cargo was thrown over- board. Bark Dona Felecia (Sp), Mortuondo, trom Baltimore, arrived at Queenstown to-day, was slightly damaged in @ gale and had a boat stove. FOREIGN PORTS. |, Feb 17—sailed, bark Edith Rose, Har- AND, NZ, ew York Bancerosa, March 18—Sailed, schr Kocheko, Jasper, } Tarragona. | Br) an March 15—Arrived, ship Sapphire, Berry, arditt. vosun, March ?8—Arrived, Br ship Orient (not Orion), Boyd, 5h rranciseo (uot as betore). Farmovtn, Ja, March H—I[n port brig American Un- fon, Collins, tor tuegos. GLascor, March 29, 8 PM—Arrived, steamer Italia (Br), ora, New York. GUANTANAMO, Maroh 5—sailed (not arrived), brigs JH Lane, Bick nore, styago: 10th, Sea Side sr), Dodi. ‘do. Havana, March sO~Acrived, steamer City of Mexico, Sherwood, Vera Cruz for New York (to sali April 1) Hauivax, Mar ved, steamer | hase, Por brig Spanish Main 4, MeVulioch, Clenfuegos; Yromenader (Br), New York; sith. brig Louise Howes Cientueyos; sehr U K (Br), Thompson, York - 01.0, March 10—Sailed, ship Gold Hunter, Freeman, aston. Kinaitox, Ja, March M<In port bark Englishman Parsons, from Martinique for Wilmington, N Locea, Ja, March li—In port sehr Alice todges, Skin- li—saled, schrs Allegro, Kellar, ner, for Galveston, Idg fruit. Mayaguez, March . Rideout, Newburyport ork, lda; Boston; ui, Ernest Y Le Y Inport Lith, schr Izeta, Smith, for New and others as bejore. Ke ort schrs Acara, Chandler, for ‘Be , March ai¢ Graut, Holt, weg. New York, idg March 23—Artived’ previous, sbip Titan, ie bin 1—In port bark Jupiter T (Aus), Hreg- lien, jor New York, lg St Marc, March tl—(q port brig Mary Knowlton, Mc- . for New York in7 days; schr Beay Young (Br), Car- berry, lor Boston, ready. onxs, N¥,' March l—Arrivea, brigs Maria (Br), rney. New York; Ith, Kalmia (Br), y, do; Lady Mary (Br), Rex, do, s¥Joun, Nd, March 28—Arrived, schrs Mocking Bird (Sr), Bradiey, and Jed F Dureo, Cook, New Yore uot ay | telegraphed). Cleared Zith, schrs Roswell, Hurlbut, Matangas for or ders; Wu, Unexpected, poston. asled 20th, brig Alice M (sr), Dandalk. TRintaad, March 17—in port, bark Lotbair, tor Phil deiphia, ide: scar Thos ¥ Clyde, Fisher, for do; Lovic K Friend, tor do, id Yououaua. Murch 6—=In port ship Gurprise, Johnson, from New York, lug. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, March 20—Arrived, ateamer Joha Gib- son, Winters, New York, BOSTON, March 2e—Arrived, steamers Roman, Cro- well, Vbilkdelphiay General Whitney, Ballet.’ New Yorg; brigs edith (Br), Gann, Clentuegos: naith Hall, Bunk Vilinington. NO, vid Vineyard Haven; sches Charl Sawyer, Mullen, Bt Marc: Nada Oheney, Penu's Grove, J: Maria Marka, Veane, Hoboken, Clanred=Selr Bay orate, Huikley, New York, Stn arri ve’ bert Kailey, Kinguian, Me innidad) 3 wry bi 4 ily Withington, Oroweu, Winued Racer Howes, Halumore. steamer Wa Lawre liowos, Naltimore: bark Fanny i Worng, Loring, ot Joun, Nab; brige 8Lo0 harks Isiahd: ogh Lomoud, Giievrist, Pore ‘ as P Sinniokson, Murray, Mosquito Ide let, vin SaVannian. teumer fieanura, trom New York for Portland, passod hi (4 Pot to-day, Hat 7s’ Areived, brovacki (Aus), Krozevicn, Waterford (not i vubros vas from vubliny; Album ital, Bartoleno, Beliaat; achr Woury Aduivert, Moady, Porudud, (h-Arrived, Urigs Georgia, Fields, Ponee, Pity biby bid Devereux, Maltangas wlow=otip Minkeland (Br), Cassidy, from Leniep Gerry, vark Torryourn (Ar), Seely, froil, Havanal Dr Clarateie, Fracy, (rom Cardenas; sobr Mxoress a, | Meatwu, trom Havana Saued—sobre Augie Amesbury and MO Lyons and other. | —Arrived previous, schr J P | barks Devote Dus | ay Sth—Arrived, steamers Blackstone, Hallett, dence; Rebecca Clyde, Childs, Wiimington; J Garrett, Hix, New York: Elizabeth, Clark, do Alamo " (Ger), Bruderhausen, Havre via Tybee: Har vester (Br), Paterson, Londonderry: Kalend (kus), Olt Liverpool ; schrs James A Brown, Collins, Cardenas, T Traiton. Hoyt, Portsmouth, ‘leared. steamers Kaleigh, Olive J Gary, Hall, Newbern, N.C, fanny Cadwallader, Foster, New York; ship vavid Steward (Arg), Forbes, St Johns, PR; barks Ophelia M Hume, Hume, do; biverton, Ciark, West Indies; Jane Young (Br), jal, Aberdeen, Scotland; Prindo, Oscar (Nor), Carissen, Ouieenstown oF Falmouth: Rosa, Ignatius (Rus), do; brigs Otter (Br), Pringle, *t Jago; vlorence May (Br), Gietzier, St tucia; Charleston; Jas & sehrs Alex’ Young, Blake, Fall River; JD’ Willian Pearce, Providence; Jolin W Hall, Jr, Boston; Hardy. Baker, Weymouth. Bremen: Philothea. Richmond, ailed, barks Va; brig Harry, West Indies; scr Jessie Hoyt, Carde- nas. BRUNSWICK, Ga. March 30—Arrived, sehrs Mary J Ward, Oharleston; Louie F Smith, do; Netue Langdon, Sayatinaly i BATH, March 29—Salled, schr M B Mitten, Young, Nor f + folk. CHARLES tan, c Ne bark Net (Nor) Toads; schrs Hy Means, folk: MA Fisk, Boston. Cleared—Bark Atianiic (Br), MeKenzie, Bremen, Sailed—#ark Iris (Ger), a. FERNANDINA, March’ 20—Arrived, schrs Ellen Per- kins, Mitch . 23d, Mary W Hupper, Gile Philadelphia, 24th. brig Kaluna, Nasr. New York. 1, schr Wm ii Jones, Kirby, Nev York, ONROK, Marea 20—Arrived, senr Delhi, Emerson, Cardenas. Passed oui—Steamer San Marcos (Br), Burrows, from Nortolk tor Liverpool, aiied—ship Atlay (Nor), Philadelphia (trom Norway); bark Cato (Nor), Baltimore trom ~tavanger), FAUT. RIVER, March 23—Arrived, schr Wi Tice, Dice, Philadetphia. Sailed—sclir Jas Wall, Wiley, ‘ Cleared 27th, sehr Leonora, Ronsey, Baracoa. GALVESTON, Marca 29—Arrived, steamer Clyle, Kem nedy, New York. Clehred—sinp Thorndean (Br), Harvey, Pensacola, JACKSONVILLE, March 24—Arrived, schr 8 ¥ TON, Mareh 30~Arrived, steamers Manhat- Baitimore | Hampton Caliey, Nor: bu im, New York. Cleared—schrs Ialian, Smith, New York; Admiral, Steelman, Baltimore. 25th—Arrived, schrs J H Livingston, McDonald, Port: land; Wave Crest, Cawley, New York. KEY WEsT, March i9—Arrived, brig Annie M Knight, Oakes, Baltimore. Sailed 17th, brig Thos Albert (Br), Jackson (rom Ciem fuegox), Halitax, MOBILE, March 29—Arrived, schr Eliza J Staples, Strout, Boston. 30th—Arrived, barks Behrend (Ger), Antwerp; Caro ling (Sr), Lhomas, Fieetwood. Cieared—Sebr ¢ Lee. Look. Kingston, Ja, Cleared 27th, sches 8K Kird, Hull, Boston: George Jordan, Duncan do: © M Newins, Ruland, Pall River. MARBLEH March 28—Arrived, schr James & Shindier Lee, Pniladelphia—3 days passa NEW ORLEANS, March 29—Arrived, steamers Mem- phis (8r), Mellon, ‘Liverpool’ Muriel, Brazos: ship Vir- ginia, Barker, Liverpool; bark Mary E Chapman (By), 0. \—Steamer Vicksburg (Br), Thearle, Liverpool ship Hercules (Nor), N avre; barks Freihat (Ger), Wachter, do: 'Saza (Nor), Oise ‘Arrived 26th, schr k B Locke, Scpriever, Below 20th, dip Thorndean (Br), Larvey, trom Liver ool. Povisses. Mareh %0—Arrived, ships La Lousiane (Fr) Touftet, Havre; Kentuckian,” Juubar, Liverpool; Adors | na, Hawkins. do; oarks Kinma (ful), Palermo: Lell Eriksen (Nor), Mathiesen, Havre, schrs Excelsior, Ruatan; George Seeley, Galveston; Lady Woodbury, til SEWBURYPORT, March 27—Sailed, schrs Mercy F pees Srp miesi Pbiladeiphia; rdwd Lameyer, Keed, layagues, PR. NEW BEDFORD, March 29—Arrived, scr Ellas Ross, Lewis, Amboy. Sailed—-ciirs Aid, Fisher, Philadelphia; Gen Howard, Erskine, New York, [ite above were misplaced yes terday unuer New fiaven.} Cieared—Bark Amizade, Mello, St Michacls via Bos- ton. ‘S0th—Sailed, schr Babel f Irons, Philadelphia. Ns WPORI, March 27, ?M—Arrived, sehrs Sarah E Smith, snow, Wellticet for New York Johnie Meserve, French Providence tor ao; Reindeer, Howard, do tor Virginia; Ney, Chase, Full River tor New York; sioop Rorth Aineries, Lyons, Vrovidence tor do (and all sailed 1): Sailed—Steamer Fall River, Keen, Oakland Beach tor New York. 28th—Sailed, schrs Susan Ross, Wall, New York; Géorgianna, Jones; Ann S' Brown. Crowell and Blackstone, Wickson, do for do; Samuci Fish, Teal, Rockport for Norfolk; trederiex Fish, Davis, do. for Por smouth, Va; Daniel » Mershom, Pail. | adelphia; Commerce, Hall. New York; the driige, do; Lavina Jane, Mott, do’ Alasca, Thorndike, Fortland for do; Joseph Wm Fish, Rolly, St'George, Me, for do; Bessie E Dickinson, Higgins, Bath for Wilining? ton, NC. ‘wth, AM—Arrived, schrs Expedite, Rackett, New York; John A Lewis, Goolspeed, Provincetuwn for Vir- ginia 10 Curtis Paiae, Bos on for do. | “NEW LONDON. March 29—Arrived. scurs J J Moore, | Baltimore tor, Aliyn’s Pont: Geo Deming. New York} | Right Away, Port Johnson; WH Bowen, Providence tor New York~ Ney, Pall River for do. Sailed—schr James, New Yor NURWICH, Maren 29—Arrived, brig A S Pennell, Mc+ Farland, Porto ttico; schr Francis (ur), do. NEW HAVEN, March 20—Arrived, brig Morning Light, Dill, Ponce; sclirs Vinevard, Kosebrook, Mayaguez; Jo- seph Marsh, Morgan, doboken, PASCAGOULA, March 24—Arrived, bark Antonictta (Swe), Skanize, Antwerp Via Southwest Pass, PENSACOLA, March 4—Arrived, barks Fanny Ate kinson (#r), Hunter, Beltast lios (Nor), Kienzel, Havre; sehr Floud, Yent. Key W, 25in—Arrived, sips Kosmos (Nor), Eilertsen, Rergens Golden Horn (Nor), Kjelstrup, London: Hypatia (Nor, Olsen, Barrow; schr Rout Ruif, Royton, Galveston. Ciedred—Bark Ouward (Belg), Adains, West Martle- 00! a VYORT ROYAL, SC, March 30—Arrived, schr Farragut, Hart, Charleston. G Sailed—Steamer North Point, Smith (trom New York), Fernandlua. PHILADELPHIA, March 20—Arrived, bark Vale (Nor Moeller, London. 80th—arrived, steamer Inaiana, Clarke, Liverpool via ueenstown; bir JK Holbrook, Leavitt, Cardenas ip werbert Bexch (Br), Churcnill, Dublin via Tybee barks George Kingman, ‘Wowes, Mewsina: Busy, Heard Go; Allen sor), Westerguard, Dublin: brigs 4B Nick: erson (Br), Connors, Cientuegos; Grace Keliy (Br), Hare nett, Bahia via Hermuda (was at Breakwater in Febru ary last and was blown oft to Bermuda, as belore_re- jorted); Prairie Rose, Greenleaf, Matanzas; Uak (Br), Birobridge, Forto Cabello; G ¥ Sherwood (Br), Harper, pagua. wAlso arrived, bark Maria (Rus), Menlin, London; schre Maricita silton, ptevenson, Providence; Maggie Van Dasen, Jester, Leesburg ; J K Manning, Uandy, Dennis Creek} JJ Little, Gandy, Morris Kiver; U.P’ Stickney, Mathis, do; James A Pursons, ate do; Labain Houghton, Matanzas; Anna Barton, McMlerlley, ‘ ‘Teaser, Slocum, New seaford; ¥, Chase i Providence for = , do; Julian Nelson, Howes, do. ieared—Brig Winogene (Br), Loiving, lvigtut; sobr od, Gandy, Boston. red, steainers Pioneer, Wakeley, Wilming- ; Hunter, sherman, Frovidence; A C stimera, New York; bark Primo Genero (ital, Mus- Limerick; brive H Houston, Griffin, Matongast Geo W Chase, Patterson, ua; schrs Stephen Bowe , Bennett, Barbados and ‘ara; Edith B Ever- man. Tson, Boston. Sailed—steamers Pionecr, Fanita, and Hantor, Newoasti, Del, March —echr ‘Abbie Bursiey, from Boston, passed up last evening. Schr Kate Rominell, tor Cardenas, got under way this morning, and proceeded down. a ‘Annie otevens, tor Providence, passed down this ‘Iwo loaded schooners are at anchor below hero, bound BD. Fe haan Fanita, for NowWork, passed down at ‘Schts Argo, for Norfolk, and John Caawailader, for Providence, passed down since AM report. Lewas, vel, March 3—Arrived last night. silo Brities Queen, irom Liverpool via #andy Hook ior orders Snip Lawrence Brown, leit for Puiade!phia at 8 AM. Other vessels aro unchanged, : dat Alvermarle arrived from New York at 7:4 is AM. | | “ ‘Two barks coming in the Capes at 9 AM. | | zante, PM—ship British Queen, reiouins for Philadelphia. | tides has beeo but littic change in the shipping hore to-day. ‘Snip Lawrence Brown lies off the harbor. PORTLAND, Mare w—arcive!, scar Pour Sisters, | Bickmore, st George, to load for Balumore. | ~ Cleared 271h nos sth), schrs Kare sewman Newman, Balumore: George & Albert, Bryaat, aud DB Doano, Chandler, New York. Sailed 27k, bark J G Norwood. | 23th—sailed, brigs Kudorus, and Faith Hall, sehrg | Alexander Harding, Benj keed, C F Young. Ruch U Baker, Nellie Grant, A. Weeks, satilia, Mary © Kan. kin, Lizzie Lane, stephen Woodbury, Ida L, and others, B0th—Arrivea, sebi on, New York, Marcus Portsmouth i ite, Matanzas. red—schrs Loreita Fish, Mobile: Prospect, Phila Philadelphia, i NCH, MarcB 29 Arrivet, bark Gaa (Nor), Jansen, Swansea, E; sehrs R W Jonnson, Waples and Jonn shay, Philadelpina; Lucy 5 abeack, Rob inson, Leipsic, Del (aad sailed for Puli River); Prulence Halsey, and Wi Egbert, Elizabeth port; 3 « Gurnéy, Gurney. PortJohnson tor Pawtucket; Only | Son, Meuder, and Joun Buien, Hannah, Hoboken; Gem | Wuompson, Sew York. | Cleared—sehr Letouel Hall, Tripp, Saga: Bailed—Schirs susan Lacon, Baltimore Lake, Hoboken; Edward bidder, Cras: Brown, and Paliavium, Rider, New Yor | BAN [FRANCISCO, | Ger), stehr, Hambure. | Cleared—ship eicester (Br), Caddy, Queenstown. | Yuth—sulled, steamer Me rregor (181), Granger, Hone lula, Aucaiand and sydney. | “sAVANNAH, March $—Arrived, steamer Wyoming, | Sam| Castner Ponder, Je "park Candace Teal, Phitadeiphia; bark Maud Helen (Br), vung, Liverpoul; schts Clariotte Jameson, Jameson. Boston Hom siner, (ee Mise): Carrio 5 Webb, , do; D Huntley, Philaveiphia, Clearel—Bark i:tin (Sw, Darien, palled—Sieamer Oriental, atle(t, Boston: ship Lud- | wig Heyn (Ger), Darien: barks Lava (Br), do; Anna (ego, Waimingioh. So; Wave Queen (ir), Corky sehrs | LA tomineil, Feinandina; Jennie & siamons, Jack- | souville; Muy Morn, do. | SOMERSET, Marca 27—Arrived, senr Jacob Kienzle, Steeiman, Philadelphia. jMth—Atrived, sehr L& A Babeock, Sinith, Philadel. a. | paith—Sa‘ted, sour » W Saunders, Mott, New York. | VINEYARD HAVEN, March 27-—Arrived, schrs Charles E biner, Corson, Boston ior Gaitinore; ira D sturges, Jolingon, Wiscasset tor Wilmington, NO. | “yailed—Schirs Ceres, Anna currier and Netti 2sin—Arrived, brig Arua D Torrey, Was ‘Baltimore for Boston; secur: rah i Smith, dritin, New York for Leona, Wiley, and i d Curtis, Paine, bostoa tor Virginia: uv: 1 Moore, Doane, and Weat Dennis, | Kelley, do for Philadeipiia; Mercy f irundy, Crowley, | Newburypore tor do: kaual, ‘titus, Rocklund for xew Yorg; Avbie Frankford, Hickwan, Wellfleet tor go} Joho p Grittin, ellis, Kdgariown for do: Li tian M War ren, Johnson, and Uharile otedman, Dunton, Portland | tor'do; A Mammond, Goldthwaite, do tor Baltimore | Joseph ris, Uupper, Rockport, Me. tor Norfolk. | ““Sailed—wrig Aunu'D corry: ‘sovrs Gertrude, ty @ Wile lard. Allie Boyer, bound, 1G Cur: ¥rauk{ord aud Charles 4 Aliner, AM—Wind N oan. | Wui—arrlved, parjue Waldo, Estes, Leghorn Thowas, for Coston; schrs Ben) arisiua. Wi Jeunte A shepard, Wilbur, Boston tor Balumor, | Roxana, Podiey, Briswl, Me, for Carubridye, Md paued—Brig Aboy fhaxcr; schvs Miry Standish, | Winsiow Mores, biilow, kG Koight, Joseph W kien Union Flag, hqual Liam M- Warren, Mercy Truudy, James Moore, Wosc, Denuid, Charla Stediaan, Jorepee Fish Joba Grin, A Wemwond, Hen) Garisule, Jonnie Shop r ry i eee ania Nc, March {0—Sailed, steamer Re; | lator, voaue, Now Yorks Luwiile, Bonet waitimorgy Ww PUM, Marob Arrived, WAS Hmety, Xow 14 aREN, March 96-—Sailed, scirs Pecora, Multord out Mary HW Migha, Ferris, Lilaabetu port EA EATS NY eoeaaeer HeOLU Ps DIVORV Aint stutas legal every wiisea; dessetion, @a, duly y roquiret; no ,ckargs aw 2. 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