The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1875, Page 10

10 NEW. YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET, FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN, Progress of the Interoceanic Canal Surveying Expeditions. THE PROBABILITIES OF A FAVORABLE RESULT ae Limita of Inquiry Narrowing Fast—Economy, Distance and Feasibility— Encouraging Fea- tures of the Aspinwall-Panama Route— The Operations Drawing to a Close—News from Darien, Garon SraTion, UNITED Staves STRAM- Sniy COLUMBIA, March 24, 1575. It wa pity St. Patrick did not look this way in his travels, The country of which he is the ven- — erated patron has long claimed immunity from egukes and other unsavory intruders, for the holy man sent them about their business at an early period of the Christian era, and their sentence of everlasting banisnment, it is said, has never since een commuted. ican well imagine, then, how pleasant it must be to start outon an undertak- ‘mg, whether it be for sport, profitor the benefit of the whole human family, with the consciousness ‘that the potsonous familiarity of both winged and ¢rawitng monsters will not be among the troubles to be met with. Profane language, | am compelled to say, w frequently provoked in this part of the American Continent; but I feel convinced that the bright recording angel can smile as well as drop @ tear, and that, In view of the UNTOLD ANNOYANCES ‘Mmetdent to a tramp through a tropical jungle, the heavenly ledger wil! show no deficiency on she @epit side of the United States expeditions now wurveying for an interoceantc canal. Be this as tt may, the work of determining the feasibility of @ route of water communication be- ween Aspinwall and Panama bas not been Unattended with at least some of the diMculties which markea the original survey for the railroad, ‘nd those who have ascended the Chagres River 4m times gone by can, to a degree, appreciate the character of the examination which has been BO vigorously prosecuted since January last. Never has any expedition been conducted with more SMOOTHNESS AND RAPIDITY, and {certainly know of none in which the par- ues selected for such enterprises took deeper in- | terest or manifested more willingness to undergo hardship and privation for the achievement of an object which cannot but enlist the attention of the world at large. There has been no delay from the start, and in a few weeks the main fact, as to whether a practicable and economical route ex- iste, will have been determined. So far the re- sults have been extremely gratifying and beyond the anticipations of those who confidently pre- dicted success. One important feature of te ex- pedition will be the settlement for all time to come of various points in dispute, innumerable Sheories as to rival routes and other mteresting | ta, concerning which so many unsubd- @tantiated statements have deem made. The residents of Panama and Aspinwall e always stoutly maintained that tne proposed Hine contiguous to the railroad was the shortest, cheapest aud best,and that it offered more ad- @ vantages :nan any which had been discovered. This was, of course, avery natural supposition, | Dut one which would require more than an ord+ Mary assertion for its verification. I have no Goubt the good and law-abiding population of bose remarkably enterprising places would re- Bard with feelings of mortification the commence- Ment of actual work for an interoceanic highway @isewhere before the merits of the Aspinwall- Panama line bad actually been tested. They con- tended that during ail the surveys ordered by the United States government this line had been completely ignored; not because its various aa- Vaniages were unknown, but owing to AN UNFOUNDED PREJCDICR which existed against it, Is was, therefore, Lo e8- tablish ite Claims to general recognition that tne present expedition was organized, and the pr vailing impression is tuat sue effort now being | @ade to solve the important probiem will be re- warded wiih gratilying results. Beyond question the terrible aificulties encountered in the con- struction of this raiiroad had nota little to do witn Sbe bias against any other attempt to open up the edjrcent land, but this country has to some ex- tent been divested of its formidable character, end the experiment which has thus far been con- @ucted so manfully cannot but prove adv tageous. Troe, Humboldt was not particulariy struck with the prospects in this direction, for, alter ajourney from Porto Bello to Panama, he ‘ought that the expectation of acaual whicn, lime @ pass or strait soould go from sea to sea, ought to be completely abandoned. more accurate investigations, however, have proved these views to be mistaken. So long ago as 1670 toe pirave Morgan quitted bis hauuts among the West India wiands, where he bad col- lected 4 BAND OF BUCOANEBRS, with several ships, and sailed to Chagres. Here he Jem his vessels under a guard and proceeded in Gloops up the river to Craces, about Amy miles from ita mouth, where be landed and marcned to Panama, and, baving overpowered the garrwon, be wok, plundered anda burned the city. Tue pirates then departed, laden witn the spoll, and reached the mouth of the Chagres with a pro- Modern sod | @igious booty, taking with them a large mumber | ‘of prisoners, who Were ransomed in a lew days afterward. There certaialy could not then ve many obstacles to overcome, or such a jorce could BOt have accomplisued such an enterprise. Recent sarveys, however, show that there is very litte water at the mouth of the Chagres to-day, so taat for salling purposes this is comparatively useless, sithougd, of course, the natives continue to ply ‘their canoes upon it; but as 4 means oi supply it is ai] and everything to the proposed enterprise, for it is from the Chagres that tue water mast Gow to feed the main reservoir. And it is satis- factory to state, in this connection, that, after curate and faithful investigation has gone, the route by way of NICARAGUA STANDS FOREMOST in the opinion of those competent to judge, though it remains to be seen whether that from Aspin- Wall to Panama will surpass itin point of cost or feasivility—distance, of course, being largely in favor of the latter. It wail be observed, then, that once this survey ts completed the important task intrusted to the oMcers of the expedition will be at an end.4 I haye already intimated that the sup- ply of water is to De found near the head waters of the Chagres, ana that it is five times more than is ne ary for the requirements of the proposed canal. There are to be tweive locks on each side of the divide, including a tidal lock at each end of vhe line, What seemed at first a difficulty was the selection Of asite for,an aqueduct by which to Gross the Chagres, bat after thorough examina- tion it was finally located in the vicinity of Mata- chin, ‘The line of survey from Obispo to Panama was completed over a month ago, and there them remained less wan half the work to bring the investigation to aciose. Up to the preseut writing the survey has presented no seri- ous engineering diMculties, On the contrary Mr. Menocal expresses himself agreeably surprised at the absence of those ovstacles which rumor had prepared him to encounter. In an undertaking of this Kind the existence of this railroad Is, of course, ignored since the proposed route crosses the track in two or more places, and should the canal ever be constructed by either the govern- ment or private capital, the iron horse which ow traverses tne line would probably have to be ais- pensed with. Howpbeit THIS PURPOSB OF THE SXPEDITION is very clear ip itself, and when its labors shall have been completed we wili know whether to recommend this enterprise as one claiming uni- versal attention or lay tt on the dusty suelf ot ob. hvion. Meanwhile the oMcers are hard at work and whatever may be the iesue prospective suc: cessor failure lightens little the trying duties imposed upon them, From dawn to dark tbe work proceeds veneath a broiling sun; from dark to dawn sweet sleep is often wooed in vain, When Lieutenant Leutze, in company witn Lieutenant Very, Muster Green anda small force of natives, left the first camp at Matachin, and determined the side for the “feeder,’? they returned to Obispo station, to which point Lieutenants Colby, Moser, Tausig and Master Coffin had completed the line; the two parties were again separated, Lieutenant Leutze com- Manding the expedition from Obispo to a point near Gorgona, the remainder of the line from the Barbacoas to Aspinwall being run under the charge of Lieutenant Colby. Indeed, the work has been so weil mapped out that very little time has been lost since the day tue explorers struck the tcamp. A more THOROUGHLY DISCIPLINED ORGANIZATION never crossed the Isthmus, and since the com- mencement of the operations to this hour the most complete harmony has prevailed, True, she natives employed to cut through the jungie have at times proved tomewnat fractious; but there are remedies for these little symptoms of indolence ana ba temper, and aito- gether, apart irom the result involved, I regard this expedition as one of the best ever sent out under the auspicesof the government. Having previously given ali the requisite data as to the pian of the proposed canal across the Isthmus, I have only to add that the estimate, altnough not officially made out, will be much smaller than any which bas yet been suggested for any similar un- dertaking. Thus fact will assuredly bear its own weight; put 1t would be premature at this stage to dweil on propabilities, since the result of the expedition willsoon be known. Considering the climate and the malarial surroundings, the health of the surveying parties Las been tolerably good. As might nawrally be expected, there have been NUMEROUS CASES OF FEVER and several snakes have made overtures for acquaintance; but nothing of a very serious mature oas thus tar marred the progress of tne | work, which it is expected will De completed by the middie of next month. It is due to Dr. | Bramford, the surgeon atiached to this expedi- tion, to say that he nas been unremitting in his attention to the invalids of the party, and itis only to be regretted that they were not fewer in number. Dr. Cbiola, also of the United Stat Navy, has recently come to is assistance, #0 that @ medical officer may remai& with each party. Mesowalle Paymaster Clarke bas bad his bands ull in keeping up supplies, the prompt and regu- lar demolition of which latterly is at last sug- | gestive of fair health and good spirits. Commander Luli, accompanied vy Mr. Meuveai, bas just returned irom a survey of the Chepo Raver, about tuirty miles below Panama, but no important results were obtained. News has been received from the Darien sur- vVeying party. The work is being prosecatea with vigor and all nanas are weil. AMUSEMENTS. WALLACK'S THEATRE. The revival of Feulilev’s interesting arama, *Tne Rowance of a Poor Young Man,” attracted a large sudience to this house iast nigot. The idylic simplicity of the story and its quiet, graceful flow, formed @ strong contrast with tne lie and move- ment of the departed banghraan,” and the contrast last night was the more feit because the bustie and movement Mr. Boucicauivs play were still fresh in the memory oi the audience. It is altke creditable to the actors and the author that the sudden change was made with complete success, Tbe romantic love story, dispiay- ing deep insight into tne workings of | the boman heart, will attract the | dd wadience: nent, quiet, polished and gen- e consutational sentimentality win the pretty portrait of a ague a happy ex; temanlike, with so well in keept ‘As Wailack’s it nas the advantage of being pre- | sented with a completeness and effectiveness that | e Paris would find some diMenity in surpase- ing. The character of Manuet finds in i. | | high-minded and glited gentieman which Feuillet | bas drawn tn the “Poor Young Man.” | could the high-minded, | thaa most accurate calculation and careful examina | tion, it has been ascertained that tuere is more han abundance of water for the requirements of the canal, should it ever be coustructed across this istamas, A POPULAR IDEA bas hitherto prevatied tuat tne bed of the river could be made availabie ior the great undertak- ing; bata glance at the map or a brief inspectton of the river itself would readily convince the in- qmirer of the aiter impracticapility of such a pro- ject. I have previously detailed at iength the Main teacures of the presents survey of Com- manéer Lall, and the genera pian of operations which have been carriea out by Mr. Menocal, the ebief engineer attached to the expedition, aa weil ae by the other officers to whom the duty has been ermgned, It must not be inferred that, though ‘bis examination may prove in an eminent de- gree successful, and may realize tue most san- guine hopes of those who earnestly proclaim {ta Merits, the actual work of consiracting the canal Must necessarily follow. True, it Would be & con- summation devoutly to be wished; yet the fact Most Not be lost sight of that the present expedi- tion, sent Out under the auspices of the govern- ment, bas simply to determine whether or not A CHEAP AND FEASIBLE ROUTE existe on this part of the isthmus. it ts only in this Way that the limite of investigation can be broegnt within ‘row bounds and that In tne end » clear pathway may be opened for those | who, deeming a0 interoceanic canal the great denideratom of the present age, Will have ittie to do bat supply the necessary funcs for tts con- struction. The surveys made auring the past ten years bave not been without fruitful results, even in cases where the impracticability of im- aginary lines bas been decided upon. The Penuantepec and San Biss routes, for instance, Dave came Within this category, and there is Nketihood of another yet more prominent one aharing the game fate, to whieh, however, it would now be premature to refer. Indeed, it is generals conceded on pl hands thet. ao far am pe- | And where impulsive Marguerite fitting representative in Miss Ada Dyas? her perform- ance last evening in this character ais- played the charm of concentrated power in we expresmion of emotions which never sac Tifice dig- nity in seeking to produce effect. This quaitty of repose lends which cannot fail to vorabiy @ coitivated daience, Miss lone Burke appeared as Helonrn, and gave Sdmiravie picture o: that wickea, Jealous wo Complimentary 10 the ver: Batllity of this lady that not @ trace of the peasant girl Moya could be detected in the poilshed bat designing governess. Joun Gilbert, as Dr. De marets, Was as bevign and good heared ana n tural ag ii he nad sat to the auttor for the por- trait. The other characters were weil filed. and the scenery aud appointments jet nothing to be desired. Leroque fina # more MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Niblo’s Theatre is temporartiy closed. Prepara- tory to being reopened for the spring and summer seagon it will be thoroughly repaired and painted. The Phiiadeipnia jury, im the case of Gilmore and others for maintaining @ naisance at the Variety, where tne cancan was performed, yes terday re\urned @ verdict of not guilty agamst aul the de‘endanta, | There will be a series of ine dramatic perform. | ances at the Brooklyn Academy of Music om the 9th of April, for the benefit of St, Mary’s Hospital. They wil be under the management of Mr. M. A. Kennedy, of the Brooklyn Theatre. St, Mary’s Hospital is one of the most beneficent institutions in Brooklyn, In the course of its good work it has burdened itself with @ debt which it cannot overcome without the aid of the charitaple Dublic. THE NATIONAL CED TENNIAL. PriLaDeLruta, Pa., April 1, 1875. To-day the Mayor submitted to the Councils a communication trom Director-General Goshorn, of the Centennial Commission, sugesting the ap- pointment of a committee to take charge of local Matters in aid of the Exposition, which will come | ander his supervision. An ordinance was ofered | E Providing that both presiaents of the Councils and the chairmen of the Centennial and finance committees be appointed as representatives from the municipal authorities on the formation of the 4. committee, Both aocuments The Centennial Commission jay received in- formation through the state Department that the governments of Bolivia and Tunis have accepted the ivyiation of tne United States to be repre. sented at the Kxposition, and would take prompt measureg for & proper aisplaye | | profits upou | upon the baiconies and watched the changing | ALL FOOLS’ DAY. THE SPORTS AND PASTIMES OF THE GAMINS— PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE IN AN UPROAR. In the “Tale of Two gittes” Dickens say: He fared badiy, who fared {rom Loudon to Dover in those days.” With equal trutn we can say thas he ‘ared shockingly who faced along Park row and contiguous to Broadway yesterday. For it was “All Fools’ Day,” and the gamin spirit of tne metrop- olis had flowered into motous existence. The pensive man, Wo, a8 Theodore Hook has It, didu’s care a Og fer dates, and classed the almanac in the list of bis expurgated literature, was ex- tremely likely 10 wake irom bis dreams and find Bimself in the centre of as struggiing, hilarious ani generally demonstrative a crowd as ever swept turough Rome whea the carnival was a? ITS HEIGHT, ‘There were no dark-eyed ladies peiting princes With Mowers and bon-bons; there were no dappied horses racing along the Corso witu firecrackers Szzing and spluttering at tneir tails, but there were the New York bootblack and the New York newsboy, faving their litte games and rigot royally celebrating the day which they have set apart as their own, The pensive individual would hardly awaken to a dim perception of the trath before he would find the populace guying him and King him absurd questions touching the knowl- edge his mother possessed of bis whereabouts, coupled with such delicate advice as, “Swim out, oldman,” and all tbat, He didn’t know the mystery of the moment, but a glaring appendage aexterously appended to bis coattails explained it to the gazing worid, And it was only after he bad chased @ small boy @ block or so, under the vain deiusion thatthe boy and his handker- chiet had gone off together, running the whue into the arms of a policeman, alter laving fallen over an applewoman or so, that he thoroughly un- derstood the situation and remembered that the “whirligig of time’ had brought along the Day of All Fools. Truly tt was a marvellous scene, aris- ing at times to the dignity of a riot. Wan-faced clerks in dim offices, up to theireyes ia tare and tret, had the shouting beat in upon them, and said “God bless us,” the whe they jooked at the safe and caloulate@ how easy or bard it would be to get out the back window of tue store. Old ladies looked from stage windows upon the surg. lug masses Of Men aud boys and went home to quiet Uplown fea tabies to toll Dow they had seen with their oWn eyes @ couple of men sigubed and snot, And it was only & bit of fan faronade, @ farcical entriacte in the trageay of Iile. it Was only, in_ fact, the frst of April, There were all sorts of fooung jokes perpetrated, but the chief was that oi tne handkercuie/, ‘he game required a crowd, au un- conscious Wan, a siali boy aud @ vaudkerchiel, Tuese elements Were cOnstuntiy present ducing the day, and the FUN WAS ALMOST UNCEASING, The unothinxing gent would stroll along per- fectly conteuted Witu himseli, thinking, perhaps, Ol his sweetheart, or his wue, ur tne wife of some one else, Wen Lhe smail boy, armed with ® hand- kerchief, Would Walk demurely to is side, make @ brisk movement O! theft Irom the pocket and dasn into the street. All that tue operated party saw Was the flasn of the departing liven and the rapid transit of the boy. One thinks quickly under such circumstances, So did and the chase vegan, while the initiated bysianders crowded ito soe orchestra chairs and enjoyed the show. uc of breath, thorougiuy vespatterea with moa and so @xcited that it Would have beea di gerous for bis mother-in-law or other deadly enemy to jaileu in bis way, the gentieman invari@oly wered that he lad bis handker- chief and that ne had been sold. Then, tf be was & properly Constitu.ed man, he jammed bis hat down over hiwtyes, tried vainiy to cresie the im- pression (Nat he was ruunidg jor a car and bauntered to SOME SEQUESTERED SALOON, where he louked long aud iutently at the bottom of a tumbier. Some of the victims were not properly consti- tuted. ‘The writer saw one of them, at Broad- | way and Barclay street, He badsun afcer ois | bey and bad caught bim. The lad teariuily pro- tested that be Dad not stolen any handkercaiel, but the gentleman insisted upon bavin: rested ali the sume, arguing, perha the boy wonid steal hanukerchief some day, and so migit as well be locked up then, Tue crowd Wasin strung sympathy with | tue gawin, and belore tue irate todividual bad proceeaeu ball across the street with Dis prey he Was so thoroughly bonoeted that ue might take ity cents and waite gear aud yet he wouldn't gel bis bat viocked into sua,e, Tat man evi- | dently Went home and spose for an hour or 80 about the false basis doo Which the social fabric | is erected, taps inio wuich the nnwary waiked, the PIN-AND-OARD-AND-CO. great Javorite. oruing tue sprucest of mea uown the Bowery, intent upon le was probably in the fruit and nd Was calculating nis receut corner io dried apples. He had the air of a member of the church and carried the most orthoaox ofumbreias, And yet that wretched being had deogliog bebind bim a card bearing the iegena, “Let Us Try Besse’s Bed, Darling.” Men laugued when they saw it, and the suop girs waxed merry; but he paid no heed. Ali ne Knew of tue April Was the botes fall due, A pale- faced, poctical Ese a having that myste- rious appearan ays possessed by a barber studying for the miner, =~ along yom inseription, “Will Somebuly e. Old m Brel tae biazoned in “A Young Man Exchanged.”” A pert miss, avenue, advertised hersell as “Closing Out Coeap on Account of the Panic.” And thea there was the rather antique dodge of HIGH WHITB Hat, Miled with bricks, and jocatea temptingly upon toe pavement. One of them reposed so in front of the dismantled Astor House, it was certaiay” the dusy of avy Man, posseased of a spark of gentiity, to kick that pat The man came @ioog and kicked it, aod then be cravied off aud got in a street car and swore so badly lor tbe couductor felt i Incumbent e twice. It is at such 3 faith in auy theology, dvund, Bat the fun went on, nev- ertheless, becoming uproartous in Priatiog House square that business actually paused to gaze upon it. Atthe hotels the ladies came out Dine o'ciock iM t Walked serepel! bis business. prouuce commission lin two blocks tha! upon bim to collect wis panor of the street, The police looked on de- spairingly ana did not act antil the tarmoll and coniusion revily necessitated their interierence, | Theu they arrested a few of ne handkerchiefs bors | aud by degrees suvdued the excitement. On the | STOCK AND COTTON EXCHANGES the fall license 0! the day was enjoyed. There are very (ew peupie more alive (o practical jokes than the brokers, and ney thoroughiy demonstrated Al fact yesterday. ty every Man in the two | exchanges bore abont mim, &li UncouscioUsly, trange device. Most of th © the Beecver question. Tuere were, ais, other devices aud | | PORT OF NEW YORK, AL APRIL 1, 1875, ~ CLEARED, Samar: Cimbria Ger), Brandt, Hamburg, 4e—Kun- ha Nearer Henry Chauncey, Rathburn, Aspinwall—Pa- cific Mail Steamship Co. Meamner city of Vera Cru, Deaken, Havana—F Alex. i dre & So “eaner Canima (Br), Liddicoat, Bermuda—A B —vames Hand, Outer bridge. sladedphiea —varnes Steamer Fanita, Howe, Puitadelpt Suamer A © Sumer Warreo, er Franconia. Bragg. Portiand—J ¥ Ames, Steninet Neptune. erry. Hoston—H F Dinvock. Ship British America (Br), Lockhart, aba pat & Burgess. Bark Escort, erver. Anjer—R W Cameron & ark Behrent (Ger), Griefe, Gork « or Fale ry mouth—C tobts Oo, Hart Argo Wer), Never, Bremen—Funch, Bdye & Co.” Bark tiniow (81), MeKehate, ‘Kingston, Jama ot k maack Kivina, Johnstone, St Pierre—Reynal & Co. pis Auna diapia ir), thormion, Montevideo-Geo P iri Morning Light, Dill, Ponce, PR—L W& P Arm. i wile Cvelone, Forbes, Sagua—Brett, Son & Co, Schr Couuinsiee, Jaiterin: GranadaéB J Wenborg, coiht tattle Nove, ‘Chlapaian, ‘Kingston, "Jans De rove. en ‘“ieorge J Hunt, Dexter, Cardenas~Parsons & Schr Mary J Cook, Cook, Cardepas—Parsons & Loua, sehr hate Kanger, Maran, Brazos—Woodhouse & Rudd. eet Ape, P Avery, l'yan, Richmond and City Point— sche Pai faime Weeks, New Bedford—Ferzuson & Wood. on” HS Bridges, Landry, Providence—Jed Frye & 10. BEPORTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITSSTONS TELEGRAPH LIN, Steamer Bolivia (Br), Small, Glasgow via Moville 21st and ore \o Henderson Bros. . lon 42 a spanish, f assed steamer bound east; 29tn, lat 41 28 a . passed brig,rigged German steainer Thowing GL f, bound ae 3.) miles east of Sandy Hook passed brig- rigged © bound cast Sisamer CF Fuucht (Belg), Knudsen, Antwerp March 14, with mdve and 31 pnsschgers (0 vuneh, Edye & Co. i ales and high ‘seas dur- th, with mdse and $71 passe iad strong westerly wind: 4, had @ heavy gale lasting Gve hours; 28th, Lat 45 to 4 3, [on 48 to Blepassed tare icedelds; bad to’ run to the jours to clear it. er, Santa Martha March 10, Nassau 27th, with mdse sourhward ted Steamer Nal (Br), Savanilia 14th, Havana 20th and and passengers to Pim Forwood & Co. 715, passed brig Kate Swanton (Br), bound north. 38%, lou ‘Steamer Colon, Tanner. Aspinwall March 26, with mdse and 72 passengers to Pacitic Maal Steamship Co. ‘Ship Naturalist (of Liverpool), Thomas, Caicutta, Dec, 21, with imdse to order, Passed) Cape of Good Hope, crowed, the Sana March bin’ lon 28 W, Jan 12, lat 2% 50 8, lon 65 20 1 vote ee Mactan “tary trom duee (oF Greenock; Feb 3, lat $4505, lon 24:0. bark Seawfell (Br. trom Zebu for London: 26th, lat 3 30S, lon 25 30 W, exchanced signals with a bark showing letters WJ B from London for Mauritius; March 5, iat 0408, lon 27 , Ship Stonehouse (3r), from. ‘ranciseo tor mouth: 10th, lacs 48, fon 3190 W, ship Shannon (Br), trom Melbourne tor London. | ("ship City of Montreal, Mudgett, Liver} pool al, days, in ballast. to Thomas Dunham’s Nephew & Go. Anchored | Sandy Hoos tor orders. Ship, alice M ssinvu (of Path), Lowell, Liverpool, via | Key West, 57 in ballast to J W Elwell & C “hip ‘Wi'ham Tapscott, Mor ggan. Laverpoal Wa with mdse ty Tapscott. ros, J Kane, seam: Of New York, feil trom the fibvoom aid was drowned. ‘shin Clara’ Killam (of Yarmouth, N 8.) Spraul, grpoo Bolaware Breakwater, 00 days. in’ bailist, to vd & Hincken, March 2, iat 22 N, lon 23 W, spoke bark Satome (ry trom Lonton for Yokaharna, 2: out Bark HF tlumey (of Kichmond, Me). Shaw, Liver ¢s.daya, with salt to order vessel fo master.” Mare 41), spoke bark Dirgo, steering 8W. Try iris amehored at Sandy Hook for orders, Bark Spiriw (Aus), Slaugher, Newcastle 55 days, with mise to J CO seage! Bark Andreas (Wiss), Cassen, Newcastle, 77 days, with mdse to Funch, rrera ( fa), tagans, Cardiff 57 days, in bal last to J C Seaget Bark Guei r. Bark ‘ngiolina Bonardt Sry 8 Seieressancted Limerick 60 24, The days, in bal ast to Slucovien & Ox Bark Geniiore (Ger , Boness, Rochetort 79 days. in bal last to Fuuch, Edye &'Co. Bark Hebe (Ger, Boghin. Antwerp 48 days, in ballast tobfuncli: have & Co. Marén 18 lat ai, lon 62. spoke bark Lorton V (Br), trom n Liverpool for Richiond. fark Vewar (Nor), Albertsen, Bremen, 52 days, in bal- last to order Anohored at sandy llock tor orders. Bark Kepublik (Ger), Fartman, Bremen, 89 da; swith mise to © Luling & Co, Marci 4, lat 29, ton 27 oe (ey Troma Liverpool for Wilming- 41; bare Courier (Br), steer. bark tlimabeth T ‘oak Tink Mat 26 lon 60; bark Berlin (Br), from vale meuth tf Dabov, Ga, 46 days out; provided him w bread. Bark Europa (Nor), Jonannesen, Bordeaux 40 Gaye, | with wine w Duuih & Co: vessel to Funch, Edye & Ci Pi vache George P Lawrence (ital. Vollio, ples “63 bn with tong to Lawreace, Giles & Lo, Passed Gib tar Feo Hark Gustav Adolph (Ger), ‘Oehlmann, Cape Town, 53 days, with wool to Oeirich & Co; vessel to Fanch. kdye & Co. cromes e equator March 9, in lou 35 W; a Jat 40, lon 70, spoke bark Blanche, How, Buenos. Ayres for New ¥ Bark Henry Knight (of Camden, Me), Ames, Havana s, with sugar, &c, to J M Cebailos: vessel to Par- Loud. “hark ALE Chapman (of fMalitax) Eve. ae 18 to Tucker & Lightvourne ma © Litchfield (ot days. wi with sugar (o Jova, Terry’ fy ‘0; vessel to Lords, Park, Matanzas Ui days. with ndes, Calue & Co: vessel to James reh 29, co 3, lon 74 30, passed bark bon ont as. steering north. catark GM Tucker wot Portland), Pinkham, Matanzas 1 Gass ‘ithe sugar to order; vessel to J H Winchesver & CG ark Josephine Martin, Pickett, Sagan 10 days, with ar to Jova & Terry; vessel to John Zittlosen, sugere Cation (of Boston), Hawkins, Sagas IT dave, Yih sugar to Grinnell, Mintara & C ase] to Brett aoe Bahia 50- ri “Krotic (of Parrsboro, NS), Coggewell, ays, with rosewood to order: veswel to J ¥ Whitney & Co. Cromed the Equator Feb 16, in lon 4 Brig Harry 5 aaeeey, (Br), Briggs, Barbados 22 days, with sugar io Dwight & Brig Aurora (ot Hnlitax, pars Cardenas mei | Pith sugar to Gomez Rionda & Co; vesselto Heney & Parke lirig Caroline Gray. Pease, Cienfuegos, 16 days, with ar tod H Haviland; vessel to mast Reig tH Haveiand of rehab, Vineon, Cienfuegos 24 J 4G Fowler; vessel to Hatton, | Sys. with oo Bred A Deverenz (of Boston), Curtis, hemos PS days, with sugar to Youngs, Smith & Cu; vesse: to ad & Co, rie Lttie Fury (of St John, bt Mundy, Matanzas 10 ‘with sugar to Heney & Parker. Brig’ re Barnham (ot Portland) Page Matanzas Son & Co; vessel molasses to BH Ho Moddara ‘of StJohn, NB), Johnstone, Matan- with sugar to Fernandes, Calvo & Co; vemel cont Eagle Rock, ‘famimond, Messina, 60 4 frase to Lawrence Giles 2a. 5 Veawel to Miller Pytietiis Passed Gibraltar, att Hydrantha (of Brixham), Down, Palermo 64 days, with trutt to Lawrence. Giles & Co. ; vessel to G F seed Gibraltar Feb 2); Marc! lat 522), lon brig Lena Thurtow, hence for Matanzas. . Benson, of and Irom Barbados, to Daniel Trowbridge & Oo; ves zee. Pi 101 DA Farneworth. ith tye BF Metcalt &* arn Fila M Pennell ior Machias), Thompson, Point-a- lige 16 daya. with sugar to tA Vavable A Sot; vemel Hougt ete @ Lat wot Ciranada), Simmons, Arroyo, PR. 16 BS Wei oSehe dona wird ot Rockland. id a Cardenas 9 days, with molasses to order; vessel to DB Dearborn. Sehr rieton (of Nassau), eet Seces a with © Senr Nellie ir to order ; vessel to 5 Dinsmore (of Labec). Parker, 5 Udayy with sugar to Moses Taylor & Co; vessel 10 Jed, Pye Thomas J Lancaster (of Philadelphia), tan Sagua i) days, with sugar to Grinnell, Minturn & Co; man conjessed that he Was on “the ragged edge," anotuer felt so, #0,"’ and @ third went around ay cotton cheeriy and yet adverusing | ‘wished be was dead.” Although the genuime Humor of the day wod chiefly observable about the uewspaper offices it ramified gentiy all over the entire city, Auy | quantity o1 people cailed upon others, having been tad that they bad beeu sentior, Insach | cases the two men generally looxea silently at | each other & moweut, then turned sadly to the | calendar and were subsequentiy seen walking, | arm in arm, toward & public house. Any one | preset neo they got there migot have heard | the query, “What ii you have mr it was only Wheo the gioaming came that the | fierce jun aoated. Then javeniie New York rested | irom its hilarity ana the tirea business mau strug- | fied home to Nis supper to teil his awe-struck fani- | Uy of the Gangers 0: downtowa New York on Ail | Fools’ Day. | SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN 8! r EAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE PoR THE MONTH OF APKite ~~ Steamer. | Satta “|Demination | Office. April 3.| Liverpool. 09 Broad way, April 3.1 19 Broadway 3. 1) Brosaway, . [Ape 8.) April «| Bowing Green 2 Bowing Green 56, april §: (Bremen... 5 3 L)smerique ......JApril 3. He Broadway. Klopstock .. April 6. Hembare.: [113 Brosaveer April 7.|Livervool | (Bowling Green April 7:|Giasow...|72 Brondway. April April jane April April Hamoarg Bremen. Liverpoo! Livervook 61 Broadway. 2 Bowune Green 19 Broad way. 46 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green Pond wa 4 rowing Green 9 Broadway. Wy Broadway. 19 Broad way. 06 Broadway .|{Bownng Green ‘Bowling Green 72 Broadway. ‘| Liverpoo € April Of ot ‘ontreai jApril 24.) Liverpoo \ Renupis April 24: | Laverpook April 27.| Liverpool \apent a |Hampare. «| ALMAN NAC FOR NEW YORK— ~ THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, men WATER 5 44 le Gov. San rises... laiand 5 38 Bun ae Sandy Hook 408 Moun Tues: worn 4 00 | Ben Gave, 7% * | platiorms to Willis. Moore & Dv: ‘vesse! yaster. he Rober - rt Myham (ot, oy Aba th aa Sol * wien fruit to TJ i Vessel to le. 12a David Currie (of Pordand), Darreit, Brazos “via ‘with wool and hides to Woodhouse & Mobile 17 days ida Van Brust & Bro. Senr “Hattie Card fon, Posey, sores, Jacksonville 7 days, wit lumber to J C Loud & © ‘sa- Brig filen Maria, which served, Mist ult, from iedfucgon. is consigned to F H Smith & Vo, PASSED THROUGH H&Lu GATS. BOUND SOUT. Steamer City of Fitehburg, Springer, New Bedford for Ne ‘ork, with mdse and vasseagers. mer Klectra, Young, Providence tor New York, with mdse and pamengers, eamer Tilihe, Rwing, New London for New Yors, and passensers. Buip Vera Crus (Auey, New tlaven for New York, In Dallast to slocovich & Wo. rig Abby, Thaater, Poruand tor New York, with tum. vel cbe Mary bi Way, Riley, Providence tor New York. Behr CC cadier. sande Hart ord tor New York, with | PSone A" Haminond, Goldinwaite, Portland for Balti- with fain | Schr Viv. Carter, Wickf-rd for New Yor Behr Davia Torrey, owe, Portiand ior New York, | with lumber vo J 8 Cre | “sehr nay, state, Buckley, Boston for New York, with e to order. | “Behr olive, itizabetn, Soule, Portland tor New York, | ber te oF | THE ianiie Westbrook, Littlejohn, Portland for New with lumber to order. "Charley, switiuan,. Svedman, Portland for New York, mith lumber to Mowe, Cole A ite | _ Setir a L pot mg Mosher, Poruand Tor New York, | with Tompe ¢ Ja Phare, tiazard, Providence for New York. gia Haynes, Wise. sett for New York, with th to John Boynton’s son sat to Union Wing Frisbie. Portsmouth for New York. Benr Equal, a Kock/and for New York, with ume to Candee & Presse ‘Ment foon Farnhain, Murphy, Rockport for Norfoik, Va, with stone. ‘fener AM Aldridge, Cannon, Boston for New York. 4 Depew, Baxer, Viverton for New York. Syd H ia, Veasic, Bangor ior New York, zt kn Fhornaike, Portland tor New York, with Bebe Marabel, Boston tor New York, Bene DB Doane, Doane, Portiand for New York, with lomber to ord: Nene Knsapeth M Smith, Smith, Boston for New York. Senr Oliver Ames, Babvett, New London for Philndel | | vi Schie. Cherab,, Fletcher, Poruiand for New York, with lamber to J abr James H Deputy. | with lumber to J 8 Greed | “senr © W Saanders, Locke, Somerset for New York. Sen ML Varney, Bach for New York, with | lumber to. Dreed Mune TO MeClellan, Parr, Portland for New York, with lumber to Mowe, Colé & Benson. | eT na, Palmer, Mosher, Portland for New York, | with jamber to Wiison ha ng ‘Mehr J Ponder, Jr, Brown, Providence tor New York Sent Phiianthropi't, Coomns, Portiand for New York, with Ia to Wilson Gouirey. Hameline & Son. MeMahon, Bato for New York, Howe, i sehr Ceres, fewin, Bath tor hew York, with lumber to | | | ord | setie Rontiens, Woodman, Portiand for New York, with Jumber to orde | itnr Gov Coney. Rich, Boston tar New Zari to order Hon ska Blake, Portland for New York, with | W Blood, | of NB, do. Bene Wen G@ Davis, Fleming, New Bedford for New Yo Bek Daniel Hepeenn, New London New Yorm. hr George G Crane, Johnson, nport tor New ‘Sehr N 4 Gould, Week: New Yo. Sebr Senator Grimes, 1'I Mhiltuok. rovidelse. ‘or New ‘ork, sehr Davia G Floyd, Clifford, Ni for New York. ne Davia oth iy Hal ihe lewport for New Yo! jor New York, with Lime to Penden he bi Sebr Franklin Terry. K Piverhend, for New York. Schr Kate Newt ‘ortiand for New York, with lamber to master. ines ASiils, Kelly, Rockland for New York, with limo Sehr Florence Mayo, Hall, Bockland for New Yor! with lime tod i Bro wn, ee Schr MM Merriman, Crane, Dighton for New Yor! Schr Abbie Frankt ‘y Ta athe tee ort, Wackwan, Wellfleet for ow rider. Sehr Fanny Fert Ric ii, New London for Now York yore pallie W Ponder, Tracsher, Taunton tor New George & ainent, Bryant, Portland for New York, wit lumber to ord be EG Knight, Pratt, Rockland for Wilmington, NC, wit "Schr PB Gibson, Shaw, Portland for New York, witn Tumber toJ Johnson, Scar RB wit Clark, Greenport tar New York. Schr Frank rt, Crowell, Boston for New York. Bons Billo, | Beunet, Rockland tor New York, with lime to J & Scur Freddie Hail, Smith, Sag Harbor for New York. Schr Jas Parkinson, Kelly, Somerset for New York. Schr Franconia Short, Boiton tor New York. Schr Palladium, Kyacr, New H{nyan for New York. Schr Karl brook for New York. Bohr ide La Petkers Bath tor Now York, with toe to the Kulekerbocker Loe Co, Schr Kdward Kinder, Chase, Providence for Now vache Justice, Caswell, Narragansett Pier for New or) Shir Mary B Smith, New Haven for New York. Sehr Yosemite, Ci Rostya for New York. =o f Rebecea M Smith, Grace, Providence for Balti- Schr Edith, Miller, Provence tor Philadelphia. BOUND BAST. amer Franconia. Brags. New York for Portiant, teaurer City of New Beutord, Fish, New vore for New Bedtord, cleamer Albatross Davis, New York ror lat! River. Schr Electric Flash, Vincent, Virginia for New Haven. Behr William O irish, Turrel!. Hoboken for Providence Sehr H Lyiich, New York for vrovidence. Schur Mira 4 ‘A Pratt, Prati, New York for Boston, accht Lizate Cochrane, Hopkins, New York tor’ Provi- iit Iris, Jones, New York for Norwich. Sehr Leontine, Ciarkson, New York tor Rockland. Senr Dart, Williams, New York tor Stamiora. SAILED. Steamers Cimbria (Ger). for Hamburg; City of Vera Crug, Havana; Camma (Br), Bermuda; Pauita, Phil deiphia; ship ‘Continental, Ban Sraacisco, vrig Somer> set (Br), Matanzas. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Newrorr, RI, April 1, 1875. Capt E R P Kenyon, of senr Village Belle, of this port, who was struck on the head by the talling of the fore- mastof his vessdl, as reported in the Heratp of last Fauirday, died from tne effects of his injuries then re- ceived at his-residenve at South Kingston, Ri, yester- day. Deceased was « thorough seaman, and leaves wide circle of friends and acquaintances to mourn his untimely death, ‘The vessel is being repaired here, as 13 also the reve- nue cutter Samuel Dexter. MARITIME MISCELLA! mR Leo, from Fernandina and Port Royal. SC, for New York, betore paporten ken ms machinery damaged, was fallen in with and tor Fortress Mot Foe, on the might of the dist, by revenue steamer Coltax: ‘The Leo broke her shaft on Sunday night, off Ohinco- toague, and was three days ia ciose proximity to shoals Suir Lennox Castux (Br), for Queenstown, war badiy damaged at Astoria, O, in the heavy gale ot March 28 Bagx Twizicut (Br), Hattrick, from Pensacola for Ltw. erpool, berore reported (by cable) spoken March 10in distress and making tor Payal, was ina leaky condi tion. Bric Karr (Dan), from Humveao, PR, for Boston, at Vineyard Haven, has experienced heayy gales aud head winds the whole passage; March 17, in a beavy gale trom the NW, lost maintopmast staysail. Sone Jas L Mautor, whicb left Beaufort, NC, March 22, tor Bowton, had her foremast head sprung. lcm Anpig L Corian, of Bangor, from parinam tor Boston, at Vineyard tlaven, experienced continued heavy Nand E gales during ‘the passago: was 12 days N of Hatteras with heavy northerly gales; March 21. in ‘a gale from the NW, lost foresail and stove in the galley. Scux Loistra, Underhill, trom Baracoa, for New York, with a cargo of fruit, was wrecked at Miraporvos Xion theeth wit. The captain amd crew arrive | at Na sehr Ocean Monarch. The f in 1861, registered 185 tous sau March 20 in wreckinj was built at North po and hailed trom New York. Commerce on the Merrimac has begun. Bautiwo: April l—Steamer Caspian, which sailed for Halitax, Ns, to.duy, took the ten rescued iisnermen of St Marys, NF. WHALEMEN. BG Bee cable news. Arrived at New Bedford April 1, ship Jirah Perry, Owen, fromthe Arctic Ocean, the first whaler this year. She has been absent 39 months and has taken 810 barrels of sperm oll, 5,660 barrels of whale oil and 6,0 pounds of whalebone. Total value of the caten, $174,00 Also arrived atdo april 1, bark Gen Scott, Faber, of FH, from do (oil not given). Sauied from San Franciseo March 27, ship Acors Barns, Hickmott, Kodiak and Arctic Ocean, SPOKEN. Bark Le, Baron (tr), Hdwards, from San Francisco Noy 22 for Queenstown. h §, iat 17 3, Bark Jennie 5 Barker, Waite, ean fia mae Roston, March 31, lat 40 33, lon 6935 (by piiot boat 05 ett, No @). NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are informed that by telegraphing to the Hanaup London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and ures from European ports, aud other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same wili ve cabled to this counwy free of charge and publisned. Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arviv- ing at New York can do so by addressing tosuch vessels, care of Henato news yachts, pier Nol East River, New York. Letters received trom all partsot the world aud | promptly delivered. Duplicates are required. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Aweuneen, March 31—Arrived, bark Sirene (Ger), Cal- lies, Pensacola (not arrived 22d). Antwenr, March W—Arrivea, ship Peter Maxwell | Gr), Marshall, Philadelpbia via Sydney, CB, where sho put in leaky. Capiz, March 31—Arrived, bart RH Purington, Cross- ley, Bareciona; schr Sullivan Sawin, Rich, do. Dat, April l—Arrived, bark Wentworth (Br), Robbins, Galveston ior Bremen. Giascow, April l—Arrived in (he Clyde.steamer Vicio- | ria (Br), Hedaer wick, New York (is aground at Garvel Point). Gexoa, March 28—Arrived (Ital), Rosaseo, New Oriea Havre, March 30—Arrived, bark Carmensita (Sp), Acordagoiocehea, Chariesion. Arrived April 1, steamer Ville de Paris(?r), Lachesnez, New York. Sailed 30th, bare Annie Burrill (Br), Biouvelt, United States. Hawsonc, March 31—Arrived, bark Rudolph (Wer), Paske, Wilmington, NC, brie Max (Ger), Oltmann, do. Lrvexroot, Marc 3i—Cleared, ships County of Pictou | (Br), United States; Victoria (Br), Warren, do; bark Avance (Nor), Throstensen, Philadetphia, Sajled ist, steamer Sarmatian (Br), Aird, Portlan Lorpon, April 1—Arrived, bare Forest Princess Merriam, Port Boyal. bark Domenico Larats 0. Batied Ist, ship Ontario, Patterson, New an Fredig (Nor), Andersen, United States. Fe Manseriies, March 28—Arrived, bark Monitor, bh A brig Chi om New York (before reported without date), Purves, Small, Philadelphia. Quaensrows, March 31—Arrived, Harrison, Boston for Liverpool. Seruey, April 1-Of, steamer Biythewood (Br), Whita- | ker, from New York for London. Sureups, April l--Arrived, bark Adam Van Koss (Ger), Arfert, New York. 81 Nazar, March 30—Arrived, Wettesen, Pensacola. St Hetena—Sarled, bark Taikan (Ger), Holler from Amoy), New York. Sanna Leows—Arrived, schr Daniel Webster, Haskell, Boston, ship Hermann (Nor), WHALEMEN. Arrived at St Helena, barks Greynouna, Wicks, of Westport, Indian Ocean; Adeline Gibbs, Forman, of NB, do; Desdemona, Davis, of NB, const of Africa; George & | Susan, Hyer, of NB, Atiantie Ocean; Janus, Jenny, of NB, do; Mattapoisett, Chase, of NB, do; Ocean, Pease, FOREIGN PORTS. Apmiarpe, Jan 1910 port. st schr Marion, Howes, Newoastie, NSW (would sail for Syduey, NOW, Feb 6 with wheat and four). Bark Conquest, Small, trom Boston, at Acelat 13, had been chartered for Sydney, 08 ‘and Would leave in afew days, ASPINWALI, March 2—Arrived, schrs J Taylor, Jacob- fen, San Bias (and sailed 2d ‘for New York); Minnio Reppiler, Steelman, lhiladelphia, ENON Ayres, Feb 13—Arrived, bark Biue Bird (Br), Toye, Pensacola. Canpiry, March 20™-Cailed, bark John Zittlosen, Me! ryman, River Piate igs "iat a G from ous Jan tom, = Small, tre so Mon- ‘lips, trom Bio. Ja- . Fr Mchell, Sproat, from obb, Vearson, from Cardi; Ge one Bryce, “Worse, ke Pekin Ln hag og 2 for Terk Continental, ore bree Oo Robinson, Devercux, do; Hyperion, Clark, ar ae bia Townend, Woimin ton, New Yor! Fork, Husted? Brewster. aes sehrs A Wolves Kee Pasters, do; Grace Webster, Gal Fi Poland, do; Agnes Bacon, Le welder, do; 3 P Brow tevideo, arr red 6th ; neiro, arrived 6th Liverpool; Martha © Alexande: rt lwy, Phiiadelphias Lizzie Wilmington, NC; Altoona. avai fnh, bark John G, Hait (He), north of tonagen: Meant We brigs Kieanor (Bri.do; Dr Hansen, do: | Nisota‘isarabina diab, Piazza, | Broomall and Elvie Davis, 1or Tsai Tow! Ey tehie Soo Ea ia; pt by yor. ae rar Sa tooken sa nie one Miller, Bostor brig a (Br) ‘Thomar. led Za, Ariel (Br), fax . hr Day sinclain, se ar “Has Got er Be Dunepin, NZ. Feo Arrived viously, barks Sna- ght Win Hagen, Mew % York; Chauuiere (rn Brown, do; Gath: ‘aiied Feb iyi hark Geo Geo sea hae » for De rr 0 " rived Sun Si for sale, brig rt rom Woo ‘New York, arrtvea 2th. for’ door Suis fe call fam ete rig (iuintawamo, Murch 20—Sailed, b usde CBr), Tow Vere; Lophemis (bi)" Malstrom: ae. ‘ortiand, 0; 1 hp ee ry eee fe an jernon Macaula: in. i teers and Hands (Ger), Oost, bv San raw hersas CT ana, arch Sie-Arrived, steamer WG Hewes, Vern Cruz; Yaxo Barrett, New rissDe. (for Pulladels Apri hat) sehr Harold, Hanson, Philadelphia i n Bane + Hairee, Maren sh hreived, brig Countess (Br), Port~ ad, Ariope ape steamer Aronian corn it. bri rtha (Br), Jam: pigcian, san Shs Nailed previously, bark Charles es, lew York. in rt Jan 31. ship, "Swaddfis’? (Br), for New York; pare Bi fara (Br), tor do. Lono4 Be testa, Keb 26-—In port ship Priscilla, Moret items, for Li St Nichi ee aie eee ‘Sor Adams (BE). aut 9h “and Detroit, Pike; bark port barks, Lizzie, H. Babson, for New Yorks a iar sHocum, for Hong Kong MONTEVIDEO, Feb 15~Arrived, bark anton. Emerson, cane torn: neh ancy Sinith, Boyd, St Marys, Oa Che fer not arrived 7th}. May sAnune Maren 26-Satiod, steamer Tyber, Gardner | New York via Port au Platte. Manacatno, March 10—In port bark Victoria Perez for New York: sclr Louwa Wilson, rch 80—Arrived, barks Union, Dorp, New York, Rialto (in), Baltimors. brigs D Mt Stockwell: Harding, do; Fanny, Smith, Phila Naary ia Ladd (Bb. Ps rorter, do: scnr Mary T bryane Thompson, ‘Ovi Wassac, March 12—Arrived, schra LA Webb, Sawyer, New York: 18h. Frank Atwood) Bryan. do ‘and sailed 20th for Baracoa’: 1th, steamer Ktna (Br), 1. No! York (and sailed for Kingston, Ja); sehr Matilda Brooks, ames, di 1.0W pe Pica, Feb 27—In port, bark Kate Rard~ ine. "Rivers ldg; brig Ned White, Shombs for Hay~ ana. Rio Granpa, Fev 13—Arrived, brig Henry Perkins, mcr Richmond. 13, schr Harriet Brewster, Squires, New ANRIRO, Meron 2 30—Arrived previous, bark Fairy 1 maid (Br), Wert, C rrived) briga Mirella (br), George Peary Meer town, Demerara; ite (Br). Bray, New York Selover, vers I bya} poe Benry Waddington, eee Philadelphia; Cesar Sanne ,. brige'S Sarah Harris (Br), Portland; pinks Thompson, lew Mate vceee NB, ‘Maren 27—~Salled, schr Roswell, Hurlbut, jatanz: Arrived April 1, brig Pronto (Br), 5, Teatneggss whe eo Glendon Jewett, Finley, New Yor AMERICAN PORTS. BOSTON, Avril 1—Ar, bark Jennie Armstrong (Bn, Ctentueyos; brig Tuite B Haskell, Haskell, Oardenas, schrs FA Bailey, Hutchins, Ponce, Pi; Neilic M snow, snow, ‘Below—Bark Jennie S Barker, from Batavia Cleared—Bark Josoph Baker, Ryder, Cardenas; brigs Kavorit (Nor), “Natvig, otterdum ‘Antclope, Ray, BALTIMORE,'March 31—Arrived, schr Express Tilton, Heaton, Cardenas. Below, bark Martin Luther (Nor), Olsen, from Bremen, via amipton Roads. teared-—sehr # A Sanches, Benson, Maiansas inot ata Aprile Arrived, steamers Lucitle, Bennett, Wilming- ton. ctorara, Reynolt New York; ship Itaska, Colton, Havre via Key, ar KS Lubra, Teranne, Hot Wanderer (Nor). Taarvig, “Livernool,” Randvig (Nor), Liverpool; Minnehaha (Gr), Cassidy, Longe Be derry; Wa Ring (Br), prorbett, do; Cato (N Statuhger: Wasaina (Rus), Lindsirom. Dub Aivoosen d (Ger), Knudsen, Belfast; Chasse ; rigs’ Dudiew {Palos. "Brextoe tracy, Kel Y Deint "Sinipsom, Cardenas; Charlie Gutiae, Doboy, Gay Jesse Williamson Jr. se jand; Maria Person, Gr 5 New Haven ria Henry R Cong mn, Milliken, ‘do. txon, do: Mary Cob Humphrey.’ ‘do; John W Eowell, Boston; “Jeasle’ Murdock, Ohristie, do; Joha * Manson, Manson. do; John D Paige, Haley, de Geo & pe aad Vankleai, New York; & R ‘Kirk, Tole, New Below—Ship Chienects (Br), Shaw, from Liverpool ;. barks ~peranza (Nor), Nielsen. from Wateriord; Keform (Nor), Jorgen-en, trom Conway (Ireland). leared—schirs Kebecea Clyde, Chilas, Wilmington, N Q: Win Crane, saylor, Boston: ¥ Bowen, New Tore; berks Dido | Hus Rank, : Ada Carter, avane ‘riseiila Seribne! aise ¥, ndicoth, Endicots Havata: "Providence; Suniieht,” Etheridge, Boston ;. lesser, Gregory, salem. ene donn'a Pk: ba pia, ., Liverpool ship David Stew- bark oung. Aberdeen; orig schr than, alien, st Li Mei, NC, March #2—S jailed, sche Jax L Malloy, (trout Mosquito Inlet), Boston. LESION, March 29—Cleared, schr Florence N’ Tower "Adams WeGnewiek, Ga: for a Xorthera port. papell I-arrived, bark ‘Aitred (Ger), Schroeder, Liver- PMMaited Steamer DJ Foley. Baltimore. ANDINA, March 25—Arrived, senr Postboy, Robs inson, ‘New York: Cleared—Schr Annie © Cook, Cook, New York. RIRESS MORROE, Avril arrived, steamer Leo, a and Fors Royel,’ & C. for New Chignecto (Br), Shaw, La * nde (Non, Baarsrudy d fon. Blaauw, Berger; J E Williams (sr), Liverpool, seeking. wed !n—Barks Ma carrie Bird; ‘also in by GALVESTON. arcs, ‘S—Arrived, schr Thos P Bail, Flemin; CHA Oaks, eMoitt, ‘April 1—Arrived, sehr Stampede, Port An+ 10, NEW ORLEANS, March 27—Steamer © W Lord, Col shiv Preston, North, Liverpool; bark Jonn Fe. Sist—Arrived. rc , Hevre: Adorna Hawkins, Liverpool; barks Emma (Itai), Palermo; Ove- Fou, Liverpro! 6x8, April 1—Satled, ship Protector Nor), Reval: barks Frefhandel (Ger), Sarah M Sinith (Br), do Aieg sailed. hip bmily Augusta; bark Th NORFOLK, April t—Sailed, bark Walter Armington. JF Hooper, Liver vou. EW March Sl—Arrived, brig Americus, era Craz (Aust), Bilaffer. New York. rN « Virginia, Hunter, Charleston, Allentown, Luttie. Bo: Cal ine hed te Arding._ Providence: ARR ds, New Y. rence Brown, Wiliams, British queen (Br). Marsters. do wer barks Mag By agabotar (Nor), Sorensan, rey ternen,, Mer, Backer, Svringa (Br), Cleared—Shi PRILADELPHT RG Hull, | dot schrs’ Bells, | Russell, smith, Cienfuegos; Ann S Cannon, Grace, Deanis; in, Fall River Cleared—Ste: ristol, Wallace, New York; Bev: erly, Pier ynthia, Presse Wilson, ¢ in (Br), M E Gann (Sr). Antwerp ‘Cora htta, Pen- | dleton, Havana: E Matthews, ve , Boston; BA Hoffman, Hofman, Kast 8 Godfrey, God- trey, do; Mary and Anna, Adains due; 8 & Corson. a. M Steelman vide: Also cieare: Phillips, Antwerp; bark Celestina Cork or Falmouth; brig sehrs Thomas G Sy Hand, Swain, Cardenas: Ad Simonton teamer Pennsytvania, Liverpool; brig Oak, ewoasTi®, Del, April 1—Passed up, schrs Thomas de, from Cienfuegos: Wm G Shattuck. trom ira wick, Ga: Georg kson, from Gloucester, LN Lovett, trom Pamed down—isrizs ¢ George W Chase, tor Barbados and Deme les Dennis, for Matanzas: schra Stephen Aennott. tor Kila Powell, tor Pall River: anie N Huddell. tor Tasker, and Sallie B Ludia A H Laming, ‘for Newport; John ‘Boston: Jumes J Tattle, lia Hern, tor Portsmouth: Theo Bodden {ina liuater, for somerset, Allle HRied nee, nd Mayor Wm Ht Sailed—-chrs James ¥ Andere, for Fall River, and Anns Het yer, for New Bedfor PM— mark Perino Genero ‘Italy for Limerick, Ireland, passed down this afternoon in tow. Schrs Annie D Merrit, for Baracoa: Sophia Banson, for Aspinwali; Adclia 8 Hills, for Matanaas. and John A Curtis, for Norto'k, Va, passed down this afternoon. L . Del. April tnrrived, barks J B Duffus (Br), Ormus, from Havana for orders jarge number of gchre, detained by days. have gone to se: ‘man and Samuel UGiover, both from Liverpoo last, arrived last night, PM—A large bark passed in at nooa. The small vessel. llave nearly ail cleared out from the arbor. ‘Ship Pauline David, barks Senator, Maria, Ormns, JB Duflus, Mendet, and a few large sclirs rematn, Steamer Penusylvania, tor Liverpool, went to sea at 20 PM. RICHMON®, March 39—Salted, schrs Horatio Nickols, Dupuy, New Yor; Trade Wind, Bryant, ao; Caar, Hammond, Hobo n FRA , March 22—Arrived, brig Kolea, BAN Fritz Apia. red, brig JB Ford. Jenks jared, snip Locheg (it), Hi ed City ol Toki. Maury, Hong. “. March 31—Sailed, ‘steamer Oriental, Aprili—arrived, sehr J & Willer. New York. Cleared — si Runet (Nor), hgeNn, COrK, na fr ‘Olaguibel, Barcelona; Maud Helen (Br), ann. Lizaie Maull, len, schrs Moodie, Hand, Jacksonville; wick. *Galiea Berke lin (Sw), Harstrom oe London- Darien; Wave Que: Bry, Queenstown BYARD WAViN March s0—arrived, sohes Pros Hatdy. Portiind for Philadelphia: american je, Shaw, ityannis for Neweastle, Dei; Wm Penn, Rocapart Me, for Norfolk: owman, Boston ; ce: for Providence : ‘ad wit Ships Maria st Honolua, April i— Kong and Youn BAVANNaH, Hallett, Boston, Retarned—sehr Ki: Sailed—sonr Ht BG ibe Sist—Arrived, se' ies E Gibson, Emory, Fayat vin Beaufort NO (where “he pat in alter being asbore near Fort Macon, Ua), for Bostor Also arrived. brig Katie (Dan), itamacos Ee ae lag ton od y sehra Hel Ruseil, for aria Adeinide, Lam eville. for Fhitadeiphia: | i ie ‘cncens Provineetowa, Atianuic Ocean whal- 18: reaches Joseph ns! Chartotte Fish, Kate New- man, Searsvillu, Liszie Young end i! Froapeck Dango ‘April l—Arrived, achrs from Sarinain for Boston (see Miscel) + Borrensia, PHC foray, Cambria (Br), St John, 8 ‘ satled—tehrs Clare Rankin, Maria Adelawe, and WILMINGTON, NO, March Si—Arrived, barks Sonna ae Past, aver yoo ; Waa (or), do; brig D n, wag Secerived, oene Lewis J ra Edwards, Miller, New red—sebrs Idabella, Fischer, New York, Wm Sla- MISCELLANEOUS: ‘{ baoLUTe Divorces oBtatNaD FROM DIPPER ent states, legal everywhere: devortion, Ae sat ficient cau Uviley required; no charge mntit aod "« vi tree, MAVOrCS Eanes A HOUSE, Attorney, 1% Broadway uvasiva. TiLEGRAM TO.NIGH®,