The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1875, Page 10

3 , THE STATE CAPITAL A Movement for Delay in tho Canal Fraud Investigation. | An Analysis of Speaker McGuire and Senator Lord. The Supply Bill and the Catholic | Protectory. ee } | Another Attack on the Street-| Cleaning Monopoly. ALBANY, Apeli 2, 1875. | Nothing bas occurred in the legislation at this | Capitol {2 years tuat is less sarisiactory in every Way to most of the persons iuterested in it than the enactments which have jollowed the Governo- | orts Message ou canal irauds. In the beginulng Governor ‘Tilden was to be beaten in the House by | ais (riends. The Speaker was outspoken tn bis Jenuuciation of the Governor's course, and he teemed to have @ strong party to back him. Mr. Alvord predicted thas Inlden would not carry | twenty members of the Assembly with him in bis assguit upon the Canal Ring. Emineatly the apologist of the King in the lower | branch of the Legisiatare, mis palliation of tne irauds died upon ois lips, and he affected to have been an earnest friend of in- | vestigation trom tne s . He saved himself im this way from the severe denunciations which have overtaken Speaker McGuire, bat he has not tscaped the contempt that is certain to fall upon | ove who sympatuizes with corruption and yet has Rot the courage to be guided by his sympatnres. Mr. Alvord is artéul, but he 1s not bold—s fact Whica accounts in 8 great measure for the sorry figure tue Canal King has made in the contest with the Governor. Mr. McGaire, on the other | band, 1s bold, put not artful, aad so he has rained himseif completely with bis own party in @ mngle week, and bis career as @ public man is al- ready at am end. SPEAXEE M’GUIRE’S FOLLY. ‘This is not to be wondered at, as he is perhaps the feeblest Speaker who ever presided over the Assembly, Anxious to stand by those whom he regarded as is (riends be began wwe work of tne session by giving the Committee on Canals to the triends of the Ring, amd even stood ready to measure swords with Governor Tilden. Had the people been with Lim be would have become the real leader of the democratic party of this State, but he had scarcely taken nis position as the champion of the Canal Ring before he was deserted by bis partisans in the Assembly and his action deprecated even by those wuom be tried to serve. He isa man to be pitied, perhaps, but however much one may pity him itis very hard to refraim | trom iaugaing at bim also. He deliberately Qestroyed himself in the Interest of the strongest sud most corrupt ring ever organized im any State, when he ought to have known that he | could expect no other iate if he espoused the Cause of the canal contractors. SENATOR LORD'S COURAGE. The only real courage, if courage is to be meas- red by prudence, displayed vy any statesman in | either branch of the Legislature nas been sown | by the course of Senator Lord, Himself @ canal | contractor, it Was naturai that he shoud espouse | the cause of nis associates and be accused | of @ beartier friendsiip for taem than bis acts warranted. When the accusation was made he went to the other extreme and became the most raqical advocate of lavestigation la the Senate. He now seems determined that the inguiry shall be so broad as wo include | everybody and everybody's offences, aud that | concealment in avy direction snail be impossibie. | With this end in view be made a movement in the Semate this morning which created a good deal of consterzation and revealed someting like a dis- pOsinon not to make the investigation as com- plete as tue public ioterests demand. It was a Bauk movement as interesting as it was unex- pected. Soon after the Seuate convened Mr. Lord olfered a resolution investing the Committee on Canals with authority to investigate the whole Question of canal transportation be:weean Buiaio | and New York. THE RESOLUTIONS. / Tne resolutions were as follows :— | Resolved, That the Canal Committee are hereby | requested to ascertain and report to this vody the prices charged in the city of New York upon tne | lollowing transfer of yraig at toac port:— | parices caarued for elevating gram irom canal | as, Prices charged to the seller and to the buyer of Grain and to tne vessel receiving the grain. Also, Whether these prices are exacted by the rules and regulations of any assoctauon, corpora- tion oF combination in that city. Also, what charges are collected from canal boats for the use of slips abd wharves or port charges, | Aiso, that the same information be ascertained | And reported by the Canal Committee as relacive | bo tue city of Bufalo. | In supporting these resolutians Mr. Lord said | the imquiry would demonstrate that all the | @Gnarges upon the canals, irom the time freignot ss sbipped until it Was delivered, were pul at | Ring rates, for the benefit of bogas or corrupt | trade organizations, and ne deciared that ag much © Qs $5,000,000 annually were unnecessarily added | W tue cost of trausportation. This was a new | Phase of the question, and, it waa coniessed, a Very striking one. Evidently these charges are as much entitied to investigation as the frauds to which Governor Tilden bas invited inquiry, bat it Was feared that it might imterfere with ani em- barrass tue investigations alreacy undertaken. A DELAY MOVEMENT. | Mr. Woodin gentiy expressed tnese views, and | then Mr. Jacobs declared that the result of thie bew investigation would be to delay the work of the investigating committee so as to prevent it from getting its report before tne Legislature Gurimg the present session. He them proposed to Amend the resojution so as to make Messrs. Lora, Bootn and Selkreg a speciai commirtee to make the proposed inquiry. Tois agatu brought Sena- tor Lord to his feet, who plaintively rehearsed nis wrongs at the bands of the pewspapers, and while declining to serve upon any committee whi er be solemnly warned those who should undertake the work he had set apart for them that they must endure great public abuse in its performanee. Mr. Cole, the Chairman of the Canal Committee, very gen- erousiy intimated that ne and lus associates were Willing to undertake the delicate tusk, at wh aver risk to their fame. This caused Mr. Jacobs to witudraw nis ainendment, and the resolution passed, wuereby anotier investigation has been lmstituted. Pernaps half a dozen otber inquiries May de provided jor betore anything More is iougad OUt, and itis certain tuat the more committe that are jor the legs may be kBown. The Governor bas not yer bamed toe comaiiaston, and the joimt committee will not be sppoimtea tui th veginuing oO: next Week. SUITS AGAINST TAB RING Its said that the pape s tor suits against se rai members of toe Vana Ring are aiready ia process of preparation, ana ‘at the suite will provubiy be uitiated very speedily. THY SUPPLY wiLL | There Was consideranie commotion to-day over the atiewpiod passage of tue Supply oul in the eumbiy, reported sume few days siuce irom wwe Commitiee on Wuys und Means. 41i was cieur dailing wpparentiy uutli Mr. 1. J. Campoveli, of New York. Made w Motive to insert an i.em of $60,000 for the oeuefit of the Uatholuc Provectory, Tne Supoly bill requires @ | wo-tnirds vote (eignty-stx) in 1t8 passage, and considerabie vkirimisuing Was resorted tu in urder lo secure (he requisite num- ber. Mr. Campbei’s proposition caused a iengtuy febate. The geniemau spoke higuly of the Protece sory as one Of tie fides: Iostisutions tn the euuniry, Hupdreds of children Were seul there by police tagistraies, aud Mity per ceolor tie state taxes pemny pula by citizens of New York, he (Mr. Camp. Desi) CuOuKhe it but jase thac tin of such an insti:ufion should be recoguized iu toe bil. Mr. Brogan, Mr. I, L. Campbell and others aiso ma @ speecties tu iavor of the appropriation, Mr, fivord and Mr. Hammond argued against its con- sutauonglity. ‘Toe yeas and nays were calied for and ordered oo Mr. Campbeti’s ameudment, and it was losies Teas 48, nays das 1ollOWs :— | matter to the Mayor aod Board of | Disbeeker—and that objection is taial, | sion lagher, Griffin, Hanrahan, Hauscbel, Keenan, Kirk, Kobioka, wreuce, Lewis, Mackin. D. Groarty. J. W. Miuer, Musier, On Pierson, Ransom, Keally, Kieu, mith, otauf, stephens, ure, ner, Worth and Wurts—#s Niys—Mesars. Alvord, Badger, Barrow, Benedict, Bowen, Braman, buruk Calkins, Bishop. Boraweil, flare ‘Looke, Daggett, Decker, Farrar, Fay, Clark, Comsioc. iney, Green, Hammond, Hepburn, Hess, Ginekley, men, Houghton, Hussey, Husted. W. A Jubnson, Lincoln, McAfee, Merwin, W. Milier, Page, Peck, Ro Ruswil, saniord, schiedelin, dude, Seward, tue rman, W. i.” Taylor, ‘tewksbury main, Vedder, West, is and Witbesk—o, An attempt to pass the bill was tuen defeated, sixteen members. principally of the New York delegation, voting against it. "TLS STRESE CLEANING BILLS. There are now two bills betore the Legisiatare relative to street cleaning—one Introduced oy Mr, Jacob Hess, of the Twentieth district (republican), and the other by Mr. ‘ft. J. Campoeil, of the Sixth district (democrat). Whe the political status of bosu these gentlemen Is looked at tt will be seen where the peculiar potmts aud policy of their pro- posed enactments stand. The bill of Mr. Hess proposes to continue the control of street cleaning | 1m the hands of the present (sudstaotiully) repub- jican Police Commission, With Lacreased poweres while Mr. J. campbell’s bill hands over the Aldermen. ‘There seems to be iittie chance Of the passage uf eitner bill. Mr. Campbell's measure, it 18 uader- stood, Would affect tne well-being Of a very par- ticular trieud of Senator Woodin—Comumissioner ‘nen 10 is not absoluteiy certain that toere would be mi- ' Yenaium in tae way of street cleaning should the Mayor and Common Council, through a commis- shou, Lave charge of the matter, It is agreed that the friends of both bills shail Dave a bearing before the Committee On Cites of the Assembly next ‘Tuesuay alternoon. A UNIPORM PAVING BILL. Ar. Daly to-day, from the Commitiee on Cities, reported # bill, Which 1s supposed to be uniform in 1t8 character, as to the paving and repaying of streets 1a New York city. It gives entire control Of thus business to the Mayor aud Common Council. TAX FIFTH AVENUE PAVEMENT SCHEME, ‘The vill asking for a special “poultice pave- ment” jor Futh avenue ssumoers in the Assembly, nd nobody seems to take any interest io it. | dice the exposures wade in an alleged tamper- img with the les members presume it will burn | wueir Sogers if wey touch it. A GBNBRAL EXCISE LAW. The liquor interest througbont the State, and particaiarly in toe city of New York, are much ex- ercised as to the passave of @ law to suit them. A bul on this subject hax been reported from the Commuitiee on internal Affairs of tne House, and wilt be taken up. tor discus- in Committee of toe Whole next week. It seems a aificult matter to draw @ bill in accordance with the interests of ali classes of liquor meu throughout toe State, and @ spicy de- bate must occar before tae inal passage of Bach @ measure. THROWING ASHES INTO NEW YORK HARBOR. A resojution was to-day forwarded to the Legis- lature irom tne Chamber of Commerce, praying | for the passave of the bill whicn prevents the throwiug of ashes into the harbor of New York. MASQUERADING To BE ALLOWED. Mr. Hauschel’s bill, calling for repeal of the law reventing Masquerades in New York city, bas ih Teported favorably trom the committee, AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC—LAST NIGHT OF THE ENGLISH OPERA. A very crowded house greeted Miss Kellogg last night, the farewell evening representation of the present opera season, in one of her most av tractive lyric representations, the “Mignon”? of Ambroise Thomas, Of the many distinguished | artists who have essayed this rd/e, both bere and mn Europe, Miss Kellogg cam salely challenge competition witn all, Sbe seems to wave made the. part an especial study and to have iniused into i all the dramatic fire and thorough artistic singing jor which she bas been so long distinguished. iy will rank with ber Marguerite, her Leonora, her Zerlina and her Arie in the judgment oi her aduirers. A fit companion iyric portraiture was the Filina of Mme. Van Zandt, a highly accomplished and exe periencea singer and good aciress. Miss Beau- Mont gave effect tothe part of Federico, espe- clay in tme gavotte in tue second aet, and Mr. Castle was avery acceptavie Wilhelm Meister, ‘The season close’ to-day with a matinée of “The Talisman.” MATINEES TO-DAY. ACADEMY OF MUSsic.—The Kellogg English Opera Company will bid farewell to New York to-day in | Balte’s “Talisman,” in which the cidef strength of | the troupe will be cast. Lycatm TuzaTRe.—Che sparkling, enjoyavie opera, “La Jolie Parfumense,”? will form the at- traction at this beautiful theatre today. It is worth while to see and bear Mile. Aimée in her Imimitable impersonation of the title rdle, STEINWAY HALL.—For a decided novelty in orchestral music, nothing can be spoken of with more heartiness than the Gypsy Orchestra of Huvgarians, who appear at this ball this alter. noon, WaLtace’s.—The charming play of the “Ro- mance of a Poor Youug Man,” with its elaborate sarroundings, brilliant cast and popular hero, Mr. Montague, Will of the featare at Wailack’s this afternoon. FirTa AveNUe TuzaTRe.—Mr. Daly has made such @ pronounced saccess with the “Big Bo- | Danza” thatit may be regarded as a “hundred nights’ piece. It will be given at his dramatic boudoir tais afternoon. Boora’s Takatre.—Tne magnificent manner in which “denry VY.” has been produced at this nouse has wade it the attraction of tai and several | other Saturday a!ternouns. Geemania THxaTRe.—The last and best of Lecocg’s lyric Works, “GiroMé-Girofla,” which has had an unprecedented ran in Mr. Neuendorf’s little theatre, will be presented at the maunée to- aay. Pakk THEATRE.—Mr. Fiank Mayo will repeat nis finished and artistic periormance in “Davy Crock ett” in Mr. Stuart's hoase at the matinée. OLYMPIc THEATRE.—A very agreeabie variety Dill is offered at this nouse to-aa: Bowery TaEaTae.—Jales Verne’s “La Tour da Moode” will be given in Englisa iorm here tals | afternoon. San Francisco MiNsTRELS—Biren, Wamboid and Backus will illustrate this afternoon some of — their best specialities. , BRYaNT’s MrvsTReLs—Dan Bryant will endeavor 0 explain to-day, with the aid Of Dave Reed, tne Telations existing between “Soo Piy” and the questions of the day. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. The entertainment of Mr. Edward Ciayburgh, Which was to be given tomorrow afternoon at Robinsoa Hall, is postponed antl Monday, in obe- dience to tne Sunday law. There will be @ grand benefit performance this evening at the Academy of Music in aid of the fund to send the American riflemen to Ireland on the occasion of the international ride match next June. “Otpello” will be presented for the occasion with the jollowing cast:—Dake of Venice, Mr. H. Charlies Ullman; Brabantio, Mr. P. Cautter; Gratiano, Mr. G. P. Haynes; Lodovico, Mr. Joseph bird; Othello, Mr. Jonn HU. Bird; Cassio, Mr. Jono Long; Roderigo, Mr. Joseph byrnes; lago, Mr. Thomas F. Vlark; Montano, Mr, Joseph Bird; An- tonio, Mr. 1. E. Stiles; Desdemona, Miss May Nauez; Emelia, Miss Coriane. WILLIAMSBURG TAXPAYERS. THEY PROTEST AGAINST THE PROSPECT PARE ASSESSMENT—SPEECHES BY MAYOR HUNTER, ALDERMAN STRONG AND OTHERS. A svormy demonstration of opposition to the present system of vacating assessments and cast- Ihg the cost of all itaprovements upon the city of Brookiyu at large took place in Wi/lamsbary last evening, at tie Masonic fempie, corner Grand and Seventh streets. Alderman Demas Strong. of tne Thirteentu ward, in calling the meeting to order, stated that its object was to pro test against the oractice of the Legisiature in passing bills imposing taxes on tne Eastera District jor the payment of improvements in tae §=6Western = District. This evil bas grown to such an extent that tne amount has become millions. They now pro- bose to compel us to pay jor Prospect Park in t face of a contract at the time of its Inception thas It shogid ali be paid for by (he Western District, Atlautic avenue and forty er streets have been improved, aud then the rty holders on the line of the stree!, by goiny (vo Albany, had the as sessment vacated, and the Eastera District (Wil- Hamsbury) bad to pay one-third of the expense without reaping any beneiit whatever. Mr, James Marphy, Vice President of the Boara | of wducation, was them elected chairman, with a large momber uf vice pre amoog Whum Were Danie: Maujet, Aadrew Cun- ningbam, John 1. Raucie, Jonatian s. Burr, George Ricard, J. J, MeCormick, J. W. F ry and ovners Of equal Wealta aud prominence, Mc, Murpag, dyon taking Wwe ORME, thanked the idents aad secretaries, ieee | ten Aldermen of the seven wards in the district for baving Called the meeting, thus inaugurating a system 0! direct commumeation with their con- stituents which Would result im much good im the future, Tue followiag resolutions were adopted :— Hesotvet, That we regard with apprehension and alarm the proposition embodied in the several vills pre- wenied to the Legisiature at ifs present sexsion fur spreading over the city at jarge the cost of local tm- Provewents inaugurated amd carried ouc under laws whieh require Coat tbe same shoald be paid tor by wn asseasinont upon the land and premises venetited by the ‘ovemien Kesolved, That, in our estimation, all such bilis are unworthy of support, as being m vidlation of what may be construed as fu the nature of a contract, and that it | isnot honorable on the part of those who have accepted | beneflis to now attempt vo compel others to pay ior such benents or any part thereot. Resolved, That the Ume has arrived when the people of this district will throw off their lethargy and organ- | jae for active work in resistance to the linposition ot | taxes imposed. or proposed to be imposed, upon them to nd tor improvements, in the benefits of which they ve no share. Resolved, That to the Hon. John W. Goe, of the Sen- Hous Jacod Worth, Bernard »ilverman and 1 O'Keefe, of the Assembly, our thanks are due for their mantul’ and thus fur successful resistance to these unjust bills, aud we urge them, by all noaurable means, to resist them anto their finai defeat SIGISMUND KAUFMAN assured the meeting that the balls at albary to assess the whole city for the expense Of Prospect Park could not pass, | BERNARD PRTERS, | Of the Brooklyn Daily Times, recounted the bis tory of the Park, it having been agreed when Jt Was lald out that po assessment lor it should be laid oa the Easiern District, Now, in violation of | that pledge, they asked ua to pay One-third of the amount, and we meet to-might co protest against | such an outrage, | PRED SCHOLES, | a large manufacturer, called on all to aren pers | wnd unite in saowing the city and State oflcers that any one of them Who voved to saddle sucn | turned to their seats again or be elected to any | other office. Williamsburg after toe consolidation with Brooklyn, Was compelied to pay for her owa | improvements, and now iC ls worse than outrage \ $9 make ber pay one-third of the ether section's, | too, | THOMAS A. DEVYR, Who owns over 600 vity lots, Improved and unim- proved, in Various locuilties In Williamsburg, was | rejoiced to see the people Waking up, snd be urged | them to take tue position o! old occupied by the | Quakers, who relused to pay tithes or fight, bus | @ passive, energetic resistance carried their pur- pose. His address was bumorous but pointed as ne suowed that Cue bills proposed would saddie a debt on the city of $20,000,000 which tuey did not owe, and which, he hoped, they w: uld ail reiuse to pay, DEMAS SIRONG followed, showing by statistics that the taxes inthe Eastera District oad goue up since the cousvilda- hon with Brooklyn trom one and a dal! and two percent to three aud a hali and tour per cent, and Luustrared how it was by the budzet of 1572, | In Wuich $1,655,308 71 Was asked for as taxes ou the entire city ior street improvements in the southern section of the city, wuich did not benent the Eastern District in the Jeast, out lor which | They Dad to pay in that year $551,769 53, or one- | tuird of the amount, | MAYO JOHN W. HUNTER Said that assessments were merely the payment Of money loaned vy the city for miprovements in certain sections, and should properly be paid by une Owners of property benefited, but if they did not, a8 1t became a lien on the city and must be pala by it, he was in sympathy with the meetung because they were right. The meeting was an earnest ene and did not adjouru until @ late hour. PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. . Provipesce, RL, April 2, 187 Printing cloths unc! OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, | Sails, _ | Dedination.| Spain. .» [April 3.|Liverpool..|09 Broadway, Acriat April 3. Livernoo!.. (19 Broailway April 3.) Liverpo 15 Broaaway. | April 5.) Glasgoy i Bowing Green Vapril 5°) Bremen... 2 sowling Green rigue Apni 3.| Havre .2...155 Broaaway. | Klonstock April 6.) Hamburg: [11s Broadway Algeria... is :[Lavervool | sBowling Greea | | bute of Onisiana} April 7-]Glassow. Broadway. | Westunana. April §:1Hamours.. [él Broadway. | Neckar jAprii 10;)Bremen....:2 Bowing Greea, | Geitie. april WU, /Laverpool. |1¥ Broadway | City of NeWV Ori | sprit 10.| Laverpoon | Bolvia....... April Lu: }Glasgow April 13:] Liverpool. April 1:.| Hamburg. .|i13 Broad way. | April li.) Laverpool.. 14 Howling Green jApru 14 | London... ..{9 Broadway. 45. | Kotterdain | @ Broaa way, jo roadway. oY Broadway 1) Broadwa: 19 Broadway. 36 Broadway iBowlng Green w Broadway 4 Bowlng Green | State of pi .|Giasvow. .. |72 Broadway Suevia. April 22.] Hamburz.. | Broaawa7. | Egype April 24:| Liverpool. |6 Broaa way. City ot Montreal: |April 24.) Liverpooi. |15 Broadway. | Repunit:, April 2. | Liverpool. | isBroaa way, Wyoming. April 27.| Liverpool Seniller... ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER. JApril 27. |{amourg, .| 1 SUN AND MOON, Sun rises. 6 42] Gov. Isiand. we 631 | Sup setas..... 627 | Senudy Hook. ve 5 46 | Moon rises...moro 4 41 | Hell Gate. a1 | PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 2, 1875. | aes a Seemer Andes (Br), Porter, Nassau, &4c—Pim, Forwood Steamer City of San Antonio, Pennington, Balt- more—vid Dominion Steamsnip O | Gulon. | Sup Star of Albior (Br), Hughes, London—R J Cortis. 2 Hare susoer (Nor), Pedersen, Londou—Funcn, kaye | &Co. Bark Anna (Nor), Gunnessen, Havre—Tetens, Boek- | mann & Vo. bark Stralsaua (Ger), Oesberg, Bremen—Funch, Edye & 00. | 4 Bark Getlon (Nor, andersen, Cronstadt—Puueh, Raye | Bark Reindeer, Lecser, Demerara—H Trowbriag: Soni wae Trait ¢* Union (Br), Ballo, Port au Prince—R urray, Jr. Bara 5 W Holbrook, Mitchell, Matenzas—Brett, Son & Co, Bark Rhone (Br), Roberts, Halifax, N8—C W Bertaux. | ones Rapide (Pr), Le Buche, Loodon—Punch, Kuye & “Brig Auguste Reimers (Ger), Lange, Uamburg—C To | | bias © « | tig Hill (Nor), Bake, Arendal—C Tobias & Co. yer elie <hr), Crake, stJouns, N¥—Heney & Par- er se mg ——— (rn, Bensa, St Pierre, Mari—HA aan & Oo ‘Schr Prank W Emery, Falker, Cardenas—J H Win- ehester & Co. aod ‘Cassia Jameson, Jameson, Caibarien—il V Havi- (to ‘Schr Ftte M Barter, Barter, Sagua ia Grande—Jas E Ward & vo. | sehr Ada Doane, Nickerson, Earacoa—BJ Wenberg. east 2k evan, Teer "Charleston~aentiey, Gilder. ve & Co Schr Geo A Pierce, Kelly, Saiem—O F Robbins sebr £iisha i omivh, Baker, Providence-Ferguson & ‘oud. Senr Westerloo, Myers, Norwalk and Bridgeport—De- janoy & Cottrell. Schr Ida Falmer, Palmer, Stamrora—Stemfora Mana- facturing Co. ARRIVALS. RRPORTED BY THE HBRALD STEAM YACHTS AND MBRALD WHITRSTONE TELEGRAPH LIN. Steamer (ido (iri, Jeukins, Huil, March 9, via Soath- ampwn Lith, with muse co © L Wright & Co. Maren 31, Wu miles E of Sandy Hook, passed steamer Virago (sr) hence ror iiull. Steamer Neckar (Ger), De Limon, Bremen, March 20 via Ovirichs & Co; Maret 27, lat 47 2, low 23, spoke slip belle Alsanee (rT), trom Greenock fur Matanaas, 29th, lat 4, Jon % 4), pasied an American ship showing letiers if G D8, bound Wi same day, lat 45 55, ion + Os, passed & Red Star Line steamer, steering |: 30th, lat 9. lon 43, used bark Guiding tar (Br), bound westward: same | jay passed large icetle ds; Sist, fat 44 20, lon an Allan Line steamer boumd &; the » errived at candy Koos at 5 2 PM 2a. Steamer Jonea, Wilmimgton, SC, 72 hours Co. tach , Himore. with mdse aud ugersto the Old Doaivion Steamshio Co. Ship Marcia « Day Lav. rpool via Key West 55 @avs, with salt wo Carver & Barnes. is anchored in Gravesend Bay tor orders. Lip Imperia of Bostoul, Crosby, Dublin 2 gays, in last Ww inusier. ark Contest (of Melbourne), Hines, iiiogo Nov 16, with mdse to MidJieton & Co, vessel w Pendergast Brow wed Aniier vee 13, Cape of Good Move rev & wad ved the i quator Mareb 10 in low 38; bad light winds rage. ¢ recondo (tal), Peire, Gloucester 62 days. od swager. Bara er, Lasbon $2 days, with wine aad salt to Drexel, Murzan & Co; vessel (o squures Bros Bark vaatel Uraper (ttat With fraitand & passenger to Passed wibraitar Feb 16 Burk Biauens low of Portamd, Chase, Buenos Ayres, Peu vith wood and hides to order; vessel to Miller & tough Crossed the Equater March 10, in lou #0 W, had «trong trades to jat 25, tromthence light, variable winds, Marea tat $2 40, lon 71 0, spoke brig Kita Whittamore, irow Sagua for New Yora. ark im balias Lawrence, Giles & Co Bark vilza Oulton (of Malitax), O'Brien, agua t days, with sugar co Mora & Co; vessol tw J ° Whicne Go, Was 5 days N of Hatteras with strong Nand NB airs. wark Carolioe (of Salcompe), Tannick, Baltimore 6 days. in b GP Buliey, Brig Flora (swe), Hansen, Rio Grande 58 days, with hides to Veirichy & Co. Crdsyed the bywawr March % in lon 39 W | Sutheriand, Mayayues, PR, Mnatayia « Co; vewel to mas- (of Phitad npte en Matan- elt & Co. pice 21 days, with in Had neay brig bilen F of Piet Nae, with suger 1d V4 o Brig Harty Virde gas li days, with kom an aM ren Pitee, Guad, 16¢ Vessel to miler & ut ugh on. Benr gotta (of Bangor), mith, wih sugar and mulasees'to uu Tro | aay ie fees 0 dampen e Mayaguez, Pi, 15 dave, deots on their constituents could never ve re- | SHIPPING NEWS: Ship Kate Kellock (Br), Krogh, Liverpooi—Wiliiams & — outhampion 25, with idee and 30 pussengers to | Bottone Palermo 6 days, | lenced a hea’ ale from NR, dur- beard load of fholswee'was washed ove ari. Schr Ellen Tobin (ot Jersey, City), Surnett, Havans 15 days, with sugar to Van Brupt « Bro. r chr Dora M French (ot Bangor), French, Cientuegos, Delaware Breakwater, 19 days, with molasses to J & easel to HW Loud & Oo. ‘yA © Cook, Cook, Fernandina 6 days, with lumber tod © Gilohrist; veasel to HW Loud & ¢ Schr aH Feuvey, Hale, Savannah Gdays, with Lum ber, Is bound to New Haven. Schr Jutia R Floyd. Meyer, Georgetown, SC, 10 days, with naval stores to Dollnér & Potter; Vessel to ED Hurlbut & 09. Sebr A Valentine, Bunter, Wilmington, NO, 6 days, with naval stores to WA Worth; vessel to Van Brups & lat 90 29, lon 78, ex: ing which the dec via a hr Jas Jouvs, Acey, Richmond tor 3 Schr Mary Jane, Allen, Virginia. Sehr Mary Wood, Arthiar, Schr Lilie Palkenburg, Palkenbu Sehr GT Hubbard, Lovetand, Vi Schr WG Turis, Joline, Virginia, Sehr GR Washingtoa, Holbrook, Virginia. Sehr L Vristrom, Homan, Virginia. Schr Signey Muncell, Newton, Virgil, Sehr Ela Worden, Young, Virginia. Fol WH Van Suing, Holmes, Virginia. SebrJ £ Troit, Sterimg, Virwini Sehr J.T Willuns. Newbury, Virginia, Sehr Maxom Kogers. Abrams, Virginia, eehr WP Cox. Tomas, Virginia. urd W Moris Loog:treet, Virginia Sehr Victorta, Rose, Virginia. sehr G HM Hovt, Leek, Virgima. Schr Ocoan Wave, Zelut, Virginia. Sehr Maria Jane, Bowser, Virginia. Schr Ab Roynolas. Palmer, Virginia. Sehr G PW Cropper, Virgina. Schr Rebecca Knight, Leck, Virginia, Schr HT Wood. Curles, Virginia, Schr Lizzie Florence, Lippincott, Virgtala, Sehr J 8 Gibson, Bowker, Virginia. Sehr G W anderson, Aaderson Sehr Jutius Wedd, lieudiey, Virei sehr Edward slade, soper, Virgit Sehr John Lentnal, Martin, Virginia, Sehr Win Parren, Lindsey, V sour SJ Fort. Fort, Balumo Sehr Lilite Warford, Bailey. - Sehr Wi H Kenzes, soper, Baltimore. gQche dL. Beucham, Woodtand, Baltimore for Provi- | dence, |, ccht Florence Dean, Phillips, Baltimore for New a- , Rerorsxo—Bark Joshua (Br), Morrat, he for London. ce March Having experienced on the 24th and 25th for New York, with mdse and passengers ‘Steamer United States, Davis, Fau Kiver tor New York, with indse and passengers. Steamer Theus, roung, Froviaence for New York, With mdse and passengers. Steamer Bollvar, Geer, New London for New Yoris. with mdse and passenvers’ Schr koduey Parker, Parker, New Haven for Balit- more. Sehr Cerro Gordo, Torrey. Providence tor New York. che Susan, Yates, Boston for New York, Sehr 8s Scranton, Tyler, Middletown tor New York, Schr Chas 5 Sogers, Hathaway, Pigeon Cove tor New Yors. \ It Miller, Kelly, Somerset tor Philadeiplia. Seu wigheG © Morris, Endicott, Niantic tor Philadelphia, ce. sehr Walter H Thorndike, Cushiman, Rockland tor New York, with lime to J V Haviland. with stone to the Dock Deparauent acct satue E faber, Aldridge, Sew Haven for Phila- lelpuia. Schr iJattie S Collins, Dickinson, Mystic for New York. Sehr Ann Elizabeth, Allen, Harwich tor Philadelphia. vere Harriet Kyan, Robbins, New Bedford tor New Schr Emeraid, De Castro, Sag Harbor tor New Yorg. scir JP Kcbinson, Robinson, Gloucester for New York, with fish vo Farring Sehr 8 A Faleoner, Wilson, yuthport for New York. Sent 4 Bradbrook, Kopbins, New Haven for New ‘ork. Sehr MF Rankin, Fuller, Kennebeck for Philadelphia. yale Samuel ¥ Godwin, ‘Waterbury, Stamtora for New ork. yScpr Wiliam b Mangum, Chase, New Bedtord for New ork. Schr J R Mitchell, Morrell, Greenwich for New York. | BOUND EAST. i | Steamer Thetis, Young. New York tor Providence. Schr H's Bridges, Landry. New Yark tor, Providence sehr arah Babcock, Sackett, Uobowen for Prov! dence. | _ Sehr Wiliam Parren, Lindsley, Virginia for New Ha- ven | “'schr Loon , Hulse, New York for Stony Brook. | tir Marshall O Wells, Chase, Philaveiphia for Green- | port. | chr Silas Brainard, suell, New York tor Bridgeport. | Schr Mary Stocknam, stockham, Hoboken for Provi- | dence, sehr Plorence Dean, Dean, New York tor Boston. Schr William F Burden, Hoboken tor Providence. i Schr 4 L sherman, New York for Provideuce, | SearJessie W knight. Kaight, New York ior Provi- denee. sehr Challenge. Terry, New York for Providence. Sehr Palmer, Weeks. New York tor New Bediord. | [Schr 8 Currington, Clarke, Baltimore for New Ha. yeu. sehr Sarah Loutse, White, —— for Norwalk. Sehr Pocassett, Rackett, New York for Providence, oct 4 V Luryea, Carpenter, New York for Glen Ove. pehr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New York tor Stamford. SAILED, Barks Rifleman (Br), for piney, and Melbourne; Car- rier Dove (Br), Matanzas; schr L F Warren, St thomas, MARITIME MISCELLANY. | den, before reported at Nassiu, NP, im distress, sailed | for destination March 16, having completed repairs. | Baio Antes (Br), Premch, trom Vianna, Portugal, for | St Jotins, NF. put into Halitax March 3), and reports ¢ | countered variabie weather up to Feb 2 when got in’ | the | in the ice, which was very beavy aud thickly packea, | until March 25, when bore up for this port short of fuel | and water, crew worn out aud several of them frost- | bitten, On Sunday, March 1. spoke schr Magnet (of | ice. Was within 120 miles of St Johns and remained Greenock), from New York bound to St Johas, NF, in the ice, -cur Cuas E Scamauett (Br), smith, at StJohn, NB, March 28 from Valtimore, experienced heavy weather on the passage, and curried away foretopmi Sewn Manacatno, which was recently ashore on Ca Cod, was sold at Kast Boston on Wednesday for $350. Betrast, March 30—The ice is fast breaking up in Po nobscot Kay, and steamer Katabdin is coaling ; she hopes toleave early next week. the ice in our barvor is broken aud rotten; it will all go out when tue bay opens; biae water ‘can be seen from here in both the east aud west chaoneis, near turtle Head. | Loxpox, April 1—Ship City of Brooklyn, Herriman, | from Francisco vis Pernambuco tof Liverpoo i-which put into st Thomas to distress, is reported to sailed for destination. Reotster axp TeieorarHic Signal | for, March, published by Hartshorne | |. itis very lar ntaining ihe re- Dorts of 4% vessels, a large num which are | Vessels, wito signa! numbers attache. In addition to Americas Luo} | this, it contains a tall report ot yachts ot Sy tous and | over, belonging to e'ubs in New York and vicinuy, with | their sigual letters the Herato steam yacht sia | [tis expected t i the yacht clubs will soon ado | these new sumnals, an! as Tapidly as posible all the yachts in the United states will be published, with their signal letters. fhe Telegraphic Siznal Code is being rapidiy adopted by the mercbant marine. Suireci.orse.—Mr Wi Rogers has in his shipyard at | Bath, Me. a ship ot 1.5 tons, pam: “Bonanza,” te be | completed In May next for parties in California. ‘At Beitast Messrs Carter & Co. com ed putting on the frame of Capt Ford’s ship, and work is being pusbed rapidly. ore iS NOTICE TO MARINERS. ler of the ste Idabo, jast of Barnega' rate, Py . very. dangerous ponition it has already sunk a schooner aud a sioop WHALEMEN. failed from Provincetown March 30, sehr Mary E Sim- mons, Rich, Atiautic Ocean ‘and arrived at Vineyard Ranger, Corneil, \ 4, nothing since jeaving Western Islands: Andrew Hicks, Howland, Westport, 115 bois sperm since leaving do; 22d. Cicero, Penniman, New hedtord, nothing do; Feb sth. bark Perry, Basse:t, Eagarown, 3 Uhis sperm ; Oth. Clarioe. Marchant Dething do; 7th, Com Morris, Winslow, NB. : | do. and Captain Winsiow reperted the Draco, sue: do. | 100 bbls a few aays previous. | “A letter from (apt Borden, of park Pacific, of NB dated off River Plata Jan 1, reports having taken 16) | bols sp vit since vaving Fayal in Uctoder—l4%0 bbls 4p fi ail told. | ov Metter irom Capt Winslow, of ship Com Morris, of NB, renor's her Jan 1 on River Plata ground, having taken {50 bbls sp oil since leaving Western Isiand: | “Aletier trom the first officer of bara Ohio, of NB, re- ports her off River Viata Jan |, baving taken 160 bbis sp Oil since leavuig Fayal Would be at home in July. | SPOKEN. trom Boston Jan 8 for Maniia, Leavitt, from Peasacola for 21, jon 73 50. | {Ship Minders, Sra: Peb 3, lat 1 ¥. ion 19 W. Snip Calista Haws (Br). Liverpool, March 27, iat # Ship «nos Soule, Drinkwaier, Enderbury Isiana for | Burype, Maron 8, int 7 N. lon 3880 W. Ship Mornington (Br), fram —— for Sav Mareb 21. off the start. Awericau sh.p J&LM, bound south, Jan 19 lac 6 10S, Albert, Orcutt from Pensacola for Rio Janeiro, lat 21 N, lon 40 02 W. Br ey, | March hadith, frowm Philadelphia for Portland, | 4, Lat 23.03, jon 65. st ‘ig Shanwow, irom Matanzas for Boston, March Si, of rnogat Sebr feaser, of Freeport. from New York for Mara eaibo, March 24, lat 29 20, lon 65 17. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are injormed that by telegraphing to the linnacy London | Bureau, No 46 Pleetstree:, the arrivals at and depare ures from Buropean ports and other ports abroad, of American ana all foreign vessels wadiag with the United States, the same wilt pe eabled to this country | | | free of charge and publisned. Persons desirous of communicating with vesvels arriv- ing at New York can do so bv addressing tosuch veasels, care of Henato news yachts, pier Nol Bast River, New York. Letters received trom all parts of the world aad promptly delivered. Duplicates are required. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axtwene, April 1!—Satled, bark Arizona, Consent, Hali- tax and etJohn, NB, Avoos Bay, COH—Saited, bark Edith Mary (Br), Nairn, Boston. Baistot, April 1—Sailed, bark Architect, Dudriage, Charleston, Cnookwaves, April 1—O#, berk EB Shun (Br), Kamond- soa, from Mobile tor Liverpool Duat, April d—sailea, steamer Othello (Br), Langlands (from Hall), New York. Duxoaxnss fot Dea), April 1—~Of bark Wentworm Bt, Rove, from Guivasion fot Bremem, | heavy gales from Nand SW, wita heavy seas, during which shifted the cargo, and not deeming It sa w pro- | cved, returned to port to secure the cargo. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATS. BOUND SOUTB. Steamer City or New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford Senr Ocean Belle, Willis, Vimathaven tor New York, Bank Rex (Nor), Christensen, from Pensacola for Em- — Haven Sist) ‘bark Jireb Perry, at New Bedford Ist inst, from Ho — holula, rep: rts arrived on Kiver Plata Jan 6, aid eruised | | mx Weeks and saw the following vessels:—Jan LL barks How, April 1—Sailed, ship Bpamiaondas Bri, Brodie, Unites States. Hayne, March 31—Sailed, bark Bristol, Fossett, United States. Liverroon, April 1—Cleared. ship Wellington (Br), Carringtou, United States; bark Queen of Commerc: (Br), Kerr, do. Lowpom, April 2—Arrived, brig New York, was obliged to shp ber ported arrived March 1S). Movies, April 2—Arrived, Richardson, Baltimore yia Halitss f Mapeina—Salled, Evangoline, for Mavrivtuy—Sailea, bark Amelia, McFarland, Sydney, NSW; brix Mary M Francis, Francis (rom Cheribou, having repaired), Baltimore. Natai—Sailed, sip Plassey (Br), Rickaby (from Cal- cuttu), New York. Pore Eutzanyre, CGH—Sailed, bark Azelia (Br), ¥lem- ing, Boston. QuuxxstowN, April 2—Arrived, ship Ellen Goodspeed, Otis, San Prancisco; bars Savanna (Br), O'Neil, Balti- more. Also sailed 2d, steamer City of Richmond (Br), Brooks Grom Liverpool), tor New York. Salled 2d, steamer Baltic (Be), Kennedy (from Liver- pool), New York. Sovrmawrrox, April 2—Arrived, steamer Hermann (Gor), Reichmann, New York for Bremen (and pro- ceeded), Sizer Leoxx, March 12—Arrived, schr Daniel Web- ster, Haskell, Boston (before reported without date). ¥OREIGN POR'TS. Ph dasahinn Feb 4—In port bark Alma, Lord, from Shang- Pansy (Br, Bvans, ny chor (bas been re- oumer Nova Scotian (Br). Liverpool. Cayuxne, March 2—{n port schr Cayenne, Saunders, frow salem. arrived Feb 25, sg | Cautao, March 13—In port, ships Ligeria (Nic), Sur- | yaenon. ‘for Puget Sound, to load for Callao; John | Bryce, Morse, disx (loads guano tor United states); Fan. mie skolfield. Reagan, do, to load guano for Europe, and | others us before, CakveNas. March Sl—Arrived, brig Alice Tarlton, Tucker, Philadelphia, Salled 3lst, sehr Ramon de Ajuria, McBride, north of Hatioras H in ‘oovnow, Feb 6—ln port ship Golden State, Delano, from Sbaughbai, just arrived, forNew York. Havana, April i—Arrived, steamer Juniata, Cutha- rine. Philadelphia. _Sailed Ist, steamers G W Hewes, re New Orleans; Yazoo, Barrett, Vniladelpbia; City of Mexico, Sher- wood, New York: bark Kaxiwhman (Br), Parsons (from Martinique via Kingston, Ja), Wilmington, NC Nativax, April l—arrived, sehr bila & Tamer, Glouces- ter, Musi, jor the Banks Cleared Ist, brigs Sappho (Br), West Indies; Eva (Br), St Thomas; Queen ot the West (Br), Jamaica; schr Wm Hayes (Br), do. Monnovid, Fob 25—{n port brig Example (Br), Hub- bard. trom ‘Boston. MoxrevipEo, Feb 15—Arriyed, sehr 3 © Evans, Yates, New York. Maranzas, March 31—Xailed, bark Sandy Hook. B stow, New York: Kodiak, Peters, north of Hat- | terus: Helen O iin. Collins, do;-Chilhanwatian (B do; sehr James Young, Smit, do; Carie Melvin, An- rews, do Arrived 20th, brig Anna M Kmght, Oaxes, Key We: NP, March lo—teared, scurs Laura A Webb oa; wth, Matilda ‘Brooks, Jones, Catba rien: Sailed 16th, bark Rex (Nor), Christensen (from Pensa- cola, having repaired), Bmden. in'poreziih. schrs 8 8 Day, McFarland, trom salti- more, arrived Enos Brings, Crosby, ‘from do, ar- rived 27th; Amé Ano (Br), Vargas, trom savannah, | arrived 17th; Argus E; Wood, trom Cardenas tor Baiti- more, in distress. Prunaxnuco, Mareh 4—Sailed, bark Abbie N Franklin, Mearse, Portiand, Me. Port au Pxinck, March 2—Sailed, sehr Anna Shepar3, Terry (from Wilmington, NO), Aux Cuyes. SHANGHAI, Feb 4—Sailed, brig Vesta, Percy, Nagasaki Sagua, Maren 30~Arrived, bark Whitehall (Br), Cald- well, Philadelpnia, Sr Joun. NK, March 29—Cleared, schrs Emma K Smal- ley, | orc au Prince; Neilie Scott, Milan, Havana; Such, Tris, Buekhard, Port au Prince. jeared April bark Anuie Mand (Br), Dublin; schr Carrie (Br) w lork. Sailed March 29th, schrs Virgina, Ross, Port au Prince ; Warren, do. ‘4—Sajled, barks Ulcero (Br), for Iguigue, to ioad nitrate for’ New York: 19th, sarat, Atkins, Antofugasta, to load nitrate for Philadelphia; 26th, scr Martha Gale, Smith, Caldera. in’ port Maret 2, ships Itidependence, *tout, from | Tome. arrived Feb ¥, tor Boston, lax; Magellan, Henry, disy; Elvira Alvarez (Nor), Alexander, unc; bari | Quickstep, Chase, from Liverpool. arrived Feb 25, tor | livues, to loud for Hambu rlotte A Littlefetd, | Carver, from Montevideo. arrived Feb 24, tor Peru, to | load guauo jor Ha Marv Belle Koverts, Gray, trom Humbuidt Bay, arrived Feo 2), Ladue PPAR STRaMER Neckar} Pe pet March 2l—Arrived, Anna Vlivari, Benjamin, ew York, Hrewxuuaves, March 18—Sailed, Gutenverg, Gesiach, Baitimore. HANCRLONA, March 14—Arrived, Chile, Alsina, Cnarles- ton. veges March 19—Arrived, Johanna, De Groot, New ork. yeabie March 12—Arrived, Kate M Hilton, Baker, New oF UaLevrta—Salled from Saugor, March 24, Queen of the Mersey, Feit, New York. Donakxess, March 20—Passed, bark HWED (Nor), from Aremial for Hampton Roads, Dvauix, March 2—Artived, Payta, Cabaret, San Fran- cisco. Deal, March 2i—Arrived, Andes, Brummel. San Fran- cisco tor Newcastle (and sailed 22d). sailed 22d, Robena. Hagan (from Savaunah), Reval. Fooonow. Feb 3—Sajled, Adele. Lapham, ~hanghae, Genoa, March 19—Cleared, Lillian, Rumbatl, Boston. Gaxwexock, March 1%-salled, City of Awoy, Laing, * Francisco, om ty eh 19—Arrived, Moratin (s), Monasterio, ew York ( sailed 1Ath, Aphrodite, Bass, Sandy Hook: Nellie T Guest, Messenger, Philalelphia; 2th, Northampton, ‘Trask, New Orieans; Wauban, Spencer, Matauzas. | ytieueona, March i9—Arnived, Suevi ork. LIVERPOOL, March 2l—Arrived, Nevada (s, Guard, New York; Wipernian (), Archer, Baitunore: Phaue! 40 (9), Seott, do. Margaret. varker, New Orleans. Vibiiia, Cottin, Cienfuegos: Sophia Kranz, ry wre; Crimea, Glover, do; Jane Brown, Harrison, 5: Vhomas. Cleared 20th, Bewamin ‘ewall, Pennel, Yokohama; Twee Zusters, Harding. Pensacola Lonnox, March %—Arrived, Atmbassador, Prenn, New pe j York ; Omega, Brace, do. & ered out 2th. Ab elliott, Elliott, for Batavia, &c; | 224. DM Dickie, Medride, Boston. Cleared 2th, Greece («), Thomas, New York (and sailed from Deal Zist) ; Fearless, Slacer, do. Arrived at ‘ravesend 2ist, Waterlily, Heddie, New | York ; 22d. Rhine, Stetson. do. Sled 20to, Regia, Larsen, New ork and from Deal ‘2ist). / March 2—Arrived, Ida, Roulston, LONDONDERRY, Darien, : Lisson, March 2—Arrived, Vascode Gama, Ferreira, New York: 4th Ziitiowen, Wilkinson, do, | “ Sajted i4th, Germania, Pellica, New York: eas, Feb 27—I0 port, Kmaia P Segor, Moore, trom Carolt, arrived 19th, for Akyan. | Messixa, March 13-—Sarled, Belle Hooper, Gitke: | ton; Ith. Jacob M Haskell,” Crowell, New York Mariposa, Fietober, acd Arragon, Weber, do. Matta, March ®salet. Antelope, Hurnell, Messina. ackid, Feb §~Arrived, Bertha Carrington, Gilbert, Buenos Ayres. Maxita, Jan 27—Sailed, B Aymar, Slocum, Hong Kong via Subi Arrived, Ocean, Sorensen, Nor- folk. ickENSTOWN, March 2i—Pat in, windboun Sloga, Ceteichs trom New Vork tor Dundalte - . March 19—sulled, Alpha, Monseu, New York. yiustcnan Jan Simcalied,” lnvermesn’ Petre, New ork. Teuneeona, Maren l4—Arrived, Kocheko, Jasper, Bar- celona. Vix, Mare 19—Arrived, Kong Oscar, Abrahamsen, Pamsacels. ate Gravesexp, March 21—The Ambassador, Brebn, ar- rived here from New York. experieuced agaie on’ the 34 March, of Western Islands. duriug which she lost jore and inaintopgaliautinaste and had to throw a por- tion of cargo uverboard va. Merch 12—The master (Hogan) of the Aritan- nia, which arrived here yesterday trom St John’s, NF, Feporte that he was compelled to throm overboard ‘about quintals or codfish during bad weather experienced the Voyage; wo damage Wo vessel, AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, Oregon, March I horn, Rich. Queenstown, Windward (BF), Hig gMtiicSalled, sup Lisale © stoop (Br), Corning | Kingdo: ALEXANDRIA, April l—Arrived, sehr Mary Ellen, Sailed. barks Wetter- do. Philadelphia. % Salied—seurs k K Vaughn, New York; J W Hoover, | Washington | “Passed up—ehrs Vapor amd Theodore Dean, for Georgetown, Below br R © Thomas, from ——, agrouna tn | Washington's i he | _BO-ToS—April I—Arrived, bark Jennie § Barker, Batavia. via Ban) ve wan hr James Martin, ‘br. wo, Philedelphia. pigade—Bark Weymouth, brig Mana- 1 ih, Baltimore : ynett, do; bari Leghoro via St Gaspec, Dixon, Thomas; brigs Selite Antelm, vrande ;J | Ger), Lent Arroyo, PR, sches Chasm Gtbsop, Bmory, Hortensia, Smith, Mayaguez; Manabo, PR; W Mgore, Novi, an, Arroyo, PR: SS Hud tv 1. Whitom aleh, Mo! rived. steainer Neptune, Berry, New Yor 1 Hope. Lite, Dublin; barks Tremont. Cou: orto, Liuda swwart Stinehdeld, Bruvswick, Ga: Amazade (Port, Medo, New Bedtord; seirs Lou A Ort, ort, Matanase; Geo} thatcher, Retly. Charl | toa and “procerded io Weyuwuth), Witeh Hazel, Springer, Mosquito iniet; Mary G Collins, Endicott, Baltimore, He ussell, Meitafty, Hoboken. Feiow—Bric Mectane, rom Agaadula, Pe; ects Nelhe © Paine aud ida & Freewan, from Virginia. | Cleared— teamers Atlas (Br), ‘loseasen, Liverpool: Ontario (Br), Bouchette, do; Johne Lopkiu Jeune Cashman, aitimore ; Da: Jobnson | Verde: brigs Kibe (Hr), Gerhardt, Port spain son. Conory, Newburvport, sches silver “pray, Crepfuegos; Et kmer eura Turks Isiand; @ Porter, diea, Inds mina 1 Windsor, Atwood, | Washing on, ‘D0, via Kay View: GP Pomeroy. Baltimore; Ida F nam, Potter, Fianuagan, Medex, Baldimore BALTIMONE, April l—Arrived. ship (mot bark) Mine 5 dy, Londonderry: barks Nor (Nor, (aot as beloré); Torryburn (Br), brig Mimi (Aust), Liverpool; sear A Trovtell, Barrett, Pall River. eamers Win Las Howes, Boston; wer, Prowid jatveras, Swit, stevens, Chance, doi Richard Wile 2d— arrived Win Kennedy ia; barks Conquistarore (Ital), od (Nor, Frodericksen, Limerick ; Londonterry: Marin Luther a Petro (Ital). Netto, (lou. , Manse, Fpool ' 4as; aches adie %_ Bird, Paics, 5 | ‘ . Corson, agg 1 Mi Chadwick, Norris. Providence; Rhoda Holmes. w York; Major W H Lanun, shoe, Piiadel- Baarennd, from Liver- pool; Freya (Nor). Biaauw. tron Bergen. Cicared— toumers Caivert, Foley, Charleston: Sara- wou, Hooper, Savannah: Luckie,” Beunett, Wilming- | phi. Below—Barks Schelde (Nor) rae W fider, b d, New York; Octorora, ihe ynolds, do; Win Whildeo, ciggens, Philadetplia; bark Viendra ¢ Lareen, Cork or Penarth Road ye \ Martin. Brown, Demerara; sehrg H A Boyt, rane, oew daven, cwuight, Kobiuson, Providence; Jonn » Paige, Hay area yaatfe treida wor, iat: Village, Relig _woaapuderry ada Cartas) Havens i was" i & DB Baaleo, ast e | AM; aiso arrived, ship Casilda, 36 UNSWICK, Gerrish, New York. Bart March Si—~Asrived, schr Ralph M Hayward, Doane, a. xazRertSebr & § Bickmore, Thompson, to load for jew Yor! BEVGRLY, March 29—arrived, «cir E 1 Cottingham, Smith, Philaitelpbia, CHARLESTON, March 30—Cleared, schrs Willtam 1 Elkins, Ludiam,” Philadelphia; Laura Roberts, New York, Via Georgetown, Sv. Soiled, sehr Florence N Tower, Adams, Branswick, Ga. zd—Arrived, steamer Flag, Lockwood, Byston; sche Kenduskeug, Now York, Abri1—Sadled, park” Modoo (Hr), Marsh, Bull River, DIGHTON, March 30-Sailed, sehr Daniel Webster, Gorham, New York. : EAST MACHIAS, March 30—Sailea from below, schrt Lucy, Hammond, Robinson. Cuba; Alcora, Rovinson, few York, GALVES#ON, April2—Ship George Peabody, Carnal Liverpool. Sailed—Bark OD W on Hallgreen, Laverpool; brigt Henrietta, (Ger), Son reblood. do; Minnie Abbie. Li, March 22—Arrived, schr kG be A Ingers GEORGETOWN, 30, 1, "New York. ‘ h—Cloared, sehr J R Floyd, Squires, New York, KEY WEST, April 1—Bark “Mfinatlon” for Pals mouth, E, with cargo of mahoguny (put in with loss ot spars). LYNN. March 3—Arnived, schrs Susanna Keunison, and 18 Watson, Houck, Philauelphia (the drst arrivals of the season). MOBLL March 29—Arrived, bark Artillerist (Ger), Cleared 29th (not 27th), schrs SF Bird, Hall, Boston, CM Newins, Ruland, Fail River; Geo W Jordan, Dans Roatan. Cleared—Ship Mary Durkee (Br), Suthertand, Liver Uivimpia (Sp), Andre, Bareeloaa; sehr llen M UoldeR, con, Havre, strel (Br), Liverpool; ship Reynard, tor Kurope; sett Old Chad, Kuatan. On the Bar—=hip Waterloo (Br). from Liverpool. NEW: UEDFORD, Maren $l—arrived, schr John Hl ‘April 2—Arrived, schr Fleetwood, Virgima. low—Ship Syren, Benson, frown Honolulu, Baker, liverton for New York : Patladium, Rider, Provi- done for do (and both sailed Slst), Cleon Antwerp (and cleared April | tor Wilmington, CN ORLRANS, April 1—Arrived, sehr Excelsior, ol; barks Maria Catherina (Dutch), siauxman, doj Weovthwagt Pans, April 2—Sailed, steamer Royal Min Pass 4 LOUrRE, 24—Sailed, bark Kacer (Nor), Havre, Perry, Hawes, Baltiinore, NEW PORT, March 30, PM—Arrived, schr Tunis Depaw, ‘Slst—sailed, schrs Expedite, Rackett, New York; Lewis, Goodspeed, Provincetown tor Virginia: I durtis’ Paine, Boston ‘for do; David G Ployd. Chitord, and Nicanor, Higgins, w York; Mary E Nasson, Sulli- ‘ortolk ; U B Jones, sno Ve Adetce for New York: Janes Wall, Wiley, Pall Kiver for Manna, Allen, Dennis for do. ia ehrs, John Mottlar, Parker, Pocassett for New Yor! Angier, Besse, Wareham tor do: Eli Pressey, Pressey, Providence for Richmond, Va (aud all sailed April 1); RS Dean, Cook, Somersetior New York. ‘At Daich Island Harbor April 1, sehr Altavela, Joy, Providence tor New York. NEW LONDON, March 31—Arrivea, schr D B French, Boston tor Uncasville. Satled—Sehr Oliver Ames, New York. April i—Arrived, sclirs tugene (br), Porto Rico, Read- ing RR No 43, Hoboken for Norwich; Ben) English, sew Bediord tor ‘New York, sloop Frank Pierce, Block {sland for do. Sulled—Schr A © Cramer. Philadephia. NORWICH, April l—Arrived, schr Reading RR, No 4% Elizabethport Suiled—sehr Scotia, New London. NW HAVEN, April l—arrived sehr George Adams, Bunker, Baltimore. se Clearéd—-chr Alired Brabrook, Phillips, New Yori, Arrived, ship Beethoven PASCAGOULA, March (Br). Smith, Bremen. ° PORT ROYA\, SC, April 2—Sailed, steamer North Point, Smith, New York. Cledrea—Schr Mollie Atherton, Port Henry, to load for New York. PHILADELPHIA, April 2—Arrived, — steamships Berks, Worth, Pordand; Vindicator, Rogers, Provl- dence} Fanita, Howe, New York: bark loruet, Hop kins, Messina: brig 5'N Hansen (Nor), Knudson. Shields; schrs K G Willard, Forbes. Portland; James H Moore, Doane, Boston: Thomas Clyde, Fisher, Trinidad; WG Shattuck, Crowell, Brunswick) Ga; L'C Hileman, Sim- pier, Providence Also arrived, steamer Aries, Whtlden, Boston: shij Ailas (Nor), Oarseux, Louisberg via Hampton Roads barks Formiot (Nor), Moivach. Liverpool: Aurora (tab, | Pelazzo, do; brig Guiding Star, Moore. agua: schrs Net+ tie Chase, Norton, Gieniuegos: West Deni Boston; Merog T trandy, Crowley, Newburpyo Onk, Gi Cuoptauk Kiver. i Cleared—Steamer Experiinent, Ailen, New York: barks 1 (ir), Durkee, Dublin; Stag (sr), Pucty sches James 8 Hewett, ee " Foster, Boston; Dick Williams, tapbe| jacksonvilie. ‘Also Cleared-—stedmers Tonawanda, Savannah ; Jas S unnell, Norfolk: H L Gaw, Pierson, Baltimore; Sheppard (Hr), byans, Cienfuegos, v.a Savan- in Pearl, Henley, Matanzas; brigs Sam Car- Jos, Atherton, Cienfuegos; Alexander Nickels, Peters, Caibariea; schrs Bessie Black (Hr), Ludiam, Havana, Maggie E Marston, Hooper, Baltumore. Neweastin, Del, Aprit2, A Passed up, schrs Carrie segs from Wiliningwon, NC, and Mary Standish, from q i ae Roanoke, for Laguayra, passed down last eveo~ ng, in tow. ‘Schr © B Wood, from Philadelphia for Boston, which passed down on the evening of the Sist ult, went up last niog, with main boom broken. Schr Worden & Evans, trom Norfolk, Va., now passing up, 'PM—Arrived. chr American Eagle, from Hyannis, and left tor Philadelphia. Ship Republic (#r), for Bremen; barks Delfino P (tal for Dublin, and M&K Cann (Br), for Antwerp, down tyis PM. Bark Lotus (Br), tor Havre, anchored off here this PM ns. sel ‘ora Etta, for Havana; M A McGanan, for News bern, NC; Sarah A Hoifinai East Cambridge, and Alicé B, for Boston, passed down this P Lewes, Del, April 2 AM—Arrived lart night, back Alexander, from kotterdam, in ballast. steamer Pennsylvamia went to sea at 4:30 last evem- ing. Bark Seustor sailed for Philadelphia early this AM. Other vessels unchanged. : Steamer Albemarie arrived trom New York at 92% days trom Belfast, ia ballast. PM—Bark Ormus remains for Pbiladelpmia, and ship Samuel Glover for Haltimore. ‘Vie vessois in the hare Dor remain unchanged. A bark aod a brig coming ip ai PORTLAND, March 30—Arrived, schr A W A! H iand, seeking (réight for New York o nil i—Arrived, briz Minerva. Boston. Cleared—=teamer Eieanora, Jounson, New York. 2d—Arrived, brigs Buily Raymond (ir). -tarcett, Care : Quango (Br), Barbados; schr Rachel Jane, New leared—Bark Abraham Young (Br), Farnsworth, St Joha, SB; sohr Mousita (Br), Lent, In port,’ waiting wind, bark Rachel, for Cardenas; brigs Rathbone, for Matanzas: Lucy, tor Cardenas; sclire Loretta Fisn, for Mobile; Geo Brooks, tor New York; Chas Comery: tor do. PAWTUCKET, March 3!—Sailed gehre Saratoga, Northrup, New York. Nickerson, and John Burie; PROVIDES: March SI—Arrived, sebr Saratoza, Nickerson, Pawtucket, New York. Salled—Steamers Win Kennedy. Poser, Baltimore via Nortolk; Vivdieavor, Rogers, Philadeiphia; scbre Kila Pressey, Pressey, Richmond. Va; Win R Huston, Gare dener; Rebecea 'M smith, Grace, and Lucy Wrignt, Elzey. Baltimore; Wa ¥ '¢ b phi ith, P New Goy Cony, "Bradiey:' Altavella, Joy: EI Dodge ; Anthony Burton, Johnson, avd Lavi Reeve, New York. ‘April I—Arrived, steamer Hunter, Sherm! ‘schrs Johu Wiley, Ney, Virgiua, Decatur Oakes, r, Hoboken. chr Prudence hrs Sea Nymph. vow, Nickerson; Only Son, Meader; John Baleh, Haunal, and Emma M shaw, springer. New York. 2d—Arrived, brig Leonard Mevers, trom Mobile SH MOND. l—Arrived, brig Mary Allerton, Bourne. Boston; schrs kddie Waters, Barnes, New Y ER Kirk, Burnett, New York; A F Bonney, sai jled—Sehrs Aiabama, New York; Hannah Little, Ingersoll, Boston. SAN FRANCISCO, April {—Cleared, bark Auguste (Fr), Bernard, Burrard (niet. Liver. ‘restoa, B Fora, Crowell, Rosai Sailed Mareh 26, ships Dhawar (Hr). Freebod: oot; Comet, Bray, Manila: bark Edward May, nl ope Percy Edward, Turner, Tabiti; nks, Honoiatu. SAVANNAH, Ga, April 2—Arrived, sehrs Carrie Heyer, Poland, New York: Clara Merrick, Hand, Nor+ Cleared —Ship Betty Ger), Nordenholt, Delaware Breakwater. Satled—sveamer America, Billups, more: aches Amos Walker, Doon, Brauswick, Ga; Georgecta, Pal River; Minnie, Wilmington, Sailed rrom Tyvee 2d, bark Athlete (Br), Goudy (from Liverpool), New York. SALEM, March 29—Sailed, steamer Williamsport, Wit lets, Philadeipaia. % Sist—arrived, schr Francis L Godfrey, Godfrey, Gak veaton. STONINGTON, March 31—Arrived, schr 8 Applegate, New York tor Providence. U eh Bas scbrs Abel W Parker, Dean, a) Vor New York. VINEYARD HAVEN. April l—No. Sailed—Sehrs HK Russell and Hor 2d—arrived, sears Mary A D (Br), Barbados for Ernest Y Lee, Mayaguez ror Newburyport; if Boston. ie (Wan); schrs Mary BE Simmons, A Dkr), Frnest Y Lee and W B Daistey. Passed by—Brig Mechanic, Gould, trom Aquadille for ——. In pori—Sebrs Rising Sun, repg; Addie L Catler, repr sails. WILMINGTON. NC. April, 1—Arrived. bares Pyem (Dan), persen, Boston: Star of Hope, Mate! Omon (Bt), Me Williams. Liverpool; bint Musweick, City Point: brigs Milding (Nor), Jorgensen, Lon jon; Miletus (Nor), Pederson, do: Mira’ (Nor). ster, Liverpool; Lily (ir), Kyan, Boston, Nelle Clifford, Tapiey.. Beverly; sehr Besve & Dickinson, Dickinson, Bath; steamer Pioneer, Wakeley Philadelphia. Cleared—sehr James Ponder, Hudsoo, New York. s3s35 MM MM IL TTTTTT bh H sssas ” 8 us BE oT «6 " ¢ Lad 3 MM MM IL 7 a 3 bs s MMMM OIL i H 3. sass MMM M If 4 gueay ‘$3383. 8M uM MIT u 3 cmt RAH TR Bees ee ee ee ed Tt i ‘59888 NEW YORE prPPP. A L EREBS oe ee” L | SY i pepper A A L EES 4 AAAA L ae ee i a A LLLLG BSEES LL BEE. ree LL Basti] AA AA Lou Ae a Et AE yee 3 Lo BEELE AAAAAA Lu ERERB AAR AMAA LL ee Az LELLLLLLL 2REGEBB ive -_ LELLLecun PREEREG i | WREWERY, EiGHtKENTH STRERT, BETWREN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUSS, wre (ESTERS APRCIDIC PILLS. A prompt. radical and perinvneut care for nervous, debiity: w 2. 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