The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1875, Page 12

bb MURDER ON CHATHAM STREET. & YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN SHOT IN THE HEAD BY A REJECTED LOVER. The Fourth ward was the scene of a murder last | Might, tue victim being a young and toteresting | German girl, scarcely twenty years of age, whose | sole ofence appears to be the refusal to return | the love of a hal: insane admirer, the persistent ate ventions of whom have repeatediy met witn de- cided rebuffs born at her cands and those of her | | parents. It would seem that the marderer’s de- | Sign had long been contemplated and that the | young lady lived im constant dread of assassina- ton at the hands of ter flerce lover, The circum- @tamces of the murder are as follow: At about half-past eight o'clock last @ignt = Lizzie sdenward, aged = twenty years, residing with her parents at No, 40 City Hai place, accompanied by @ young lady friend uamed Aone Thomas, who lives in the same hous, aud a geutieman named Isaac J. Brown, a boarder in Ber lamiiy, started to go toa meeting of a singing society in avenue B. The party walked to Chatham street, and, at the cor- | ner of Rooseveit street, stopped to await the ar- | rival of a car, Toey had been standing about | three [minutes when Lizzie advanced a few steps, | remarking, ‘Here comes our car.” Just at this | @oment Jacob Stouderman, a rejected lover of | the yoong lady, SPRANG OUT OF 4 DOORWAY close by, where he had been concealed, and, point- ing a seven snooter revolver close to Misa Siden- Ward’s head, dred, the ball entering one and @ Ralf menes above the young lady’s left temple, fracturing ber skull and penetrating, it is thought, ber brain, So quick was the murderer in bis Movements that Mr. Brown, the male escort of the unfortunate young girl, had not time to in. Yerfere before the deadly shot was fired. Almost fostantly alterward, however, he caught Stouder- Mian’s band, and endeavored to wrench the re- voiver from it. In the stiuggle that ensued Mr. Brown felt the muzzie of the pistol on his neck, and GASPED OUT, “DON’T SHOOT ME.’ The murderer replied cooliy, ‘No, I will not.” OMicer Muilery, of the Fourth precinct, who was patrolling bis beat, hearing the slot and noucing whe athering crowd, hastened to the scene of the murder and came to the a@saistance of Browa. On the arrival of the policemin Stouderman ceased resisting and quiet submitted to arrest. The attention of those present was then directed to the wounded girl, who had fallen to the sidewalk, | She was pisced in the care Of two other police. | mend, wo had arnved, and waa taken vo the Park Hospital While the oiicer was waiking toward the station bouse, noiding hiw prisoner, the lavter Suddenly sprang asiae, unioosing oe oM- cer’s grasp, and ran up Caatiam street, pursued by Muuery, whowucceeded in Catening nim, alter & chase /or about two biocks, Stonuerman, now- ever, Gid not yield without @ struggle, and the | Officer Was lorced to jeli him to the round wito Dis ciub. He tien tamely submitted to be hand- cuffed and marchbai to the Oak street aearvon house, Uv urrival there bi twenty-o1ne he gave )ears; his occupauon ee “- Oe & residence, ue said, is No. 148 The pastoi, with one nein dis- Charged, Was found iM his pocket. Wheo a What ve had to say abowt tne siooung, be senten- tioasly replied, in broken Engilen, “1 SHOOTS 02 LOVE.’ FPorther than that he woutd not say. He was then locked up in the cells, The writer visited the house of the unfor- tapate Miss Sexleaward Inte last might. Tne goung Woinan tnen lay in aaying condiwion. Her | Mother, wiv was laboring ‘under great exctte- | ment, made the following statemont:—“Aoout a year and a hall azo Jacob Stongerman rented of | Tay Husband u swail shod shep next door, and | snortly aiterward he attempted to pay atteation to my duughier Lizzie, but neither she nor any of us liked mim. He irequentiy came to the house to see us, bat We otver gave | Dim the slightest encuuragemeut. In the neigb- berhood vf (Wo months ago he met Lizzie ata ball, aiid tha! 1s the last time of whico I kuow that coumuUniCation fas directiy taken place vetween them. Lizzie always disiiked him. Thi ee or jour Oays ago >tonderman called at the bouse and usned jor Lizzie, but l told him me coule not see Ber. Le tue became sbusive, aud said ae would Shoot her iishe did not marry hia. My gusoand came in Shortly aiterward, and, seeiciy him, ordered im our of the bouse, Lie leit alter re- a‘iug his threats. [ have alwys lvoked upon 8 attentions to my dauvhter as Cut the ravings man Who wasalitue imsane.” Mrs. Seiden- auring tue recital of the tale. isaac J. Drown, the mau who accompanied the young lady und who frat grappled with vue mur- derer, states that ne had beard trom varioas sources duriug the last few days that Ston german Bad made viresis agu.ost the ite of Miss Sieden- ‘Ward: but, kaowimg the maa, he (Brown) thought notnibg of them. The young iady was couscious up to a Jate hour last night, but the physicians nad grave. doupte of Rer Living until morning, as repeated, probings — Bad tailed to heart tae bulies, THE ‘KNIFE IN BROOKLYN. 4% DIOPFENSIVE MaN STABBED IN THE S1}0MACH | DY 4 DRUNKEN RUFFLAN. i Philip Horn, a young man whose residence is at No. 85 Suliivan screet, was staboed aud mortally wounded in King street, Brookiyn, last eveming, by Jono Haggerty, agea forty Ts, of No. 114 King street. Shortly alter eight o’ciock, as Horn | Was returning {rom nis work, be Was accosted ey Haggerty, wbo was slightly under the infaeoce wf liquor, They became involved in altercation, sad afier a few high words bad passed between dem Haggerty drew @ knife god plonged | ® ivto Hora’s stomach. The rated b . Wao unter, immed- ietoly reported }« at toe Van Brunt street pouce Natio. AD ambolance was summoned, ana orn wes removed to the Long lsiand College Hospital. Baguerty Ned immediawly after tae standing. Daptain Vonuell detailed Detective Looney and a ber of patroimen in citizens’ ciofaes, to ar tBe Prowines iu seuron Of the iugitive. Wes jouud in bis residence ten oo and was taken to Qe Was lcoked ap to if injuries, He is o Besericed by ‘he police fe & rougd chi W500 arrested he protosted ais luo —, ‘as arrested &4 & Witness, 4@ 16) & very dangerous dundition 108 De. 2 nig aye thot Gia taba! dhe a@eewni! Gpoa Ween eptizoly Unpru Toes. @t, MARY'S HOSPITAL BENEFIT. Te Gietere of Charity aud the Ladien’ Associm 6n Gommected with 6 Nary’s Hospital, Brook. WG, 06 beds! Of the suering poor, Lave written @ now to Mr, M.A, Kennedy, tosnkiog Lim jor Ris dramatic and Muscat eptertainment on the of the Hospital. age Likewise cknowledgments to MM Fr. Be f own services aod shes < ner ©, Mise Lilien, wiro tire re- generously de. ateigiily meduoa Willams, Misses wiisea dauro COipte OF Wer tueatre, WHER voted to the cher. sog toe kiuones# of rey Mrs. Bi Teresa hemonde, Jenuie Gouriny, Mury Kelley, and desers, Frunk Kovhe, Waiter Lenuox, A. H. « Hastings, Bos@e Gna the other art Whose kindly eXArtions contributed to the signal This jeter is signed by . Oalvin A. Pract, Direciresses Of yeiavion; Mrs. Lekiel Byrne @nd are, J. Ey a, BoCrerary WAITING FOR THE CRACK OF DOOM GROCOND ADVENTISTS AND THEIR EXPECTATIONS OF YESTERDAY BEING THE LAST DAT OF THE WORLD'S ISTORY—ANOTHRR UNFULFILLED PROPUECT. PHILADELPHIA, April 19, 1875. Aout forty or Aity of the Millerites, or Second Acventists, or Thurmanites, as they call theu- selves, from ‘heir jeacer, William C, Thorman, as- weunvied in a e in Cadwallader street, ebove Gerard avenue eariy this eventug, jor the purpose of preparing ior whe ena of tne world and their ascension to Paradise, which eveut they con- fidently predicted would take place at midnighs tonight. They partvok of the Lord's Supper, prayed, sang, wasned cach oth feet, ana went | Shrough various other ceremonies, attd, fnaily, GQressed in their White ascension roves, mounted ye roof of the hoarse at miduigut in the wiidst of s chilly rain. Lovey waited Jor the sound Of the \Ast tramp And looked to -ve Wwe Great Judge peated ob Mis (urone in mid-nir, Alter their yoonan ardor abd tweir light clothing had been consideravly wampened, ‘hey descended to con- bole theiuselven as Less ihey Might jor tee faire Of BO! ber HeCOKd Adventist prouphecya sinners and ready oreWGs Were preseat to witness | tae difoursdiure hou | cupies deservedly the rst position ta this city as | tn McEvoy’s Bibernicon, | Prisoners’ Library Fund. | arom the Bunker Hil Mopameut Associatiun. | in bis happiest manner by tne if sasom iiuge Was Kou secret irom ecoflog ) NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1875.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS, BERGNER’S CONCERT. Steinway’s plano warerooms were crowded last evening to an extent that would warranr the space of the hall above on an occasion of the an- | nual concert of the first violoncellist in America, | Fred Bergner. The programme was very at- | tractive, and was rendered in a style that gave | entire satisiaction to the audience present. It | commenced witha quartet tor four violoucellos, which was rendered in a magnificent man- | ner by the bcndficiaire and his three col- leagues, ‘Then me. Dowland, a vocal artiste of rare ability and thorough ical traming, sang toe aria of Handel. “Lascio 0 Piaoga,”? With such Learvelt ex,ression thas | encore immediately followed. There were the bill equaily interesting, and tae gi Violoncellist proved bimseit an accom | plished ariist in lis share of the work and a | judicious Manager In the selection Of artists to support him, For many years the vioiouceilo de- partment of the Philbarmontc Society bas been intrusted to Herr Bergner, and tue results have been always ‘elicitous. He 18 an artist w90 oc- 1 © ao other numbers ¢ @ Violonceliist, OLYMPIC THEATBE. This theatre was crowded last night and all the proscenium boxes were occupied. Tue success which the styie of entertainment given at the Olympic is meeting with irom all classes 1s astoniabin; Differing in all respects from the old style of “variety” perlormances, ch act or aketch forms a complete and weil-acted scene, and so popular have these short sketches, scenes, acts, interludes, tableaux and farces be- | come toat the best people in the city may ve seen migotly paving | thelr tearty laugh and = whilog away @ couple ol pleasunt hours as in days goue in | the oid Olympic When quaint Biliy Mitchell and | Winsome Alary ‘layior captured the wuearts of young and old New Yorsers. Among tue new | leatu.es last nigut may be mentioned the artistic tubleaux of *lpe Comanches,” in woich a number | Of scenes Of Inaiap lue were happily portra ! Dr, Harry Ricardo iu his comic songs, toe Ham: | town studevts, Sol Smith Russell and Maite tn the comic pantomime of “Bobo und Bapetie.’? Everytulug went of successfully, and the i applause given to the performers by the audience proved (Mat they were well pleased with the pro- gramme. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Tony Pestor presents bis grand variety combin- ation at the Academy of Music to-night. Mr. Robert Goldbeck gives a vocal and instru- | mental concert, at Steinway Hall, on Friday evening. Miss Mina Geary, as vocaliste and actress, is the principal attraction this week at Robinson Hall, The Home for the Destitute Bund will have a benent, in the shape of un operatic periormance of “L’umora,” at Terrace Garden Theatre, on Thursday. The tenth springtide festiva: of tne Orpheon Society’s iree choral schools takes place on May 6, at the Academy of Masic, under the direction of Mr. Jerome Hopkins. Miss Linda Guibert bas @ concert this evening at Barnum’s Hippodrome for the benefit of the | The programme is choral and instrumental and very attractive. ‘Tne young American prima gonna, Mile. Mo- bajbi, of whom the most fattering accounts have been received, makes her American déput at the | Academy of Music, on Wednesday evening, aa Elvira in “Ernanl,” under the experienced direc- tion of Max Maretzek, the veteran of opera in this country. THE NATIONAL GUARD VETERANS. ANNUAL MEETING LAST NIGHT IN DELMONI- CO’S—ELECTION OF OFFICERS—THE BUNKER HILL CELERRATION. The veterans of the National Guard held their annual meeting last night in Delmonico’s, corner Fiultn avenue and Fourteenth street. Coionel Marsha! Lever(s was in the chairand Adjutant | Charies B, Bostwick acted as Secretary. Toe or- ganization now consists of 974 uctive members, 1660! whom are uulformed. Tue freasurer.read iis report, {rom which it appeared tuat the totul receipts were $5,504 57 and the expenses $6,646 76, leaving ou band @ dalance Of $247 81, Cvionel Pond, on beaali of the Committee on Organiza- tion and Uniforms, recommended the idea ef adopting in future @ regimental form of association, and recommended that com- panies should be formed and officers and non- | commissioned officers elected as soon as these tac | tical uoities reported themselves with meo sami- cient to justify tue change. A discussion took | place upon tue advisability of adopting the single | rank formation, instead o: the douvie, as now practised in conformity witn the provisions of | ipton’s Infantry Tactics.” It 4 tually re- Solved (0 adupt tue single rank system, as veing more effective and less iatiguing taan the douole | Frank order of march. ‘The Secretary read preamoles and sets of reso. Jutions 0; conuvience adidreseed to the iamulies of = comrades Rickard P, Gibson and Aaron emp. wonel Pond moved brigades geogh had hme one irom each compauy, De appow * t of the contemplated reed to. The President called attention to tye oelebra, tion of the battle of Bunxer Hill, on of Ju OXt, aNd Said that (hiv assvciation Ned been imvited by the Ancient and Honorable Artiliery Company of Bo: he tue Oc. Cagion. A nui ard corps jrom Connecticut, Rhode Tland, aud some vtuer Btales, Dad Also Leen invited, aud would Gountiess attend. The Velerans aso eXpecied an lnvitanog io | woe Uneirman said that the celovrasiog is & mat- tit Of uations! importauce, aud must come beme to the ueartt of every mud, (appbause.) I: was tea resolved that f Veteran corpa be preseut In Boston to aawat the centenuia, Celeorusion Of the Bartle Of Bul Hut, Ow the 17th or Jape oex' Toe coamines Darbed to carry out the arrangements coageciea wits tigir apcroacaing trip to Boswa coasisis of Cobenel Legorts, General Lievenad and Adjutant | BHosrwick, The rouad ¢X) ehses of tue trip are to Ue $15 OF active aud $40 (or Gomsotive members | Oi SH48 AA BOCLAtION, Tod result or the anneal elect! ing vie @ioring his remarks, at approaching WOW sm Colonel Marsvali Lederts. | Lieuiehars Colon-i—Oyras A, Lowre | Adjutant haries B, Boatwicn. riermusier=—leuty 4. lecened, wie B Medes, H.C. Suumway, Willem red seuermerkora, Wika A. Bars | 1106, jorge Tatuili, wi a Be finer, . Bepry & Biaw ea io: | Gerath dnapectors af Kieotlon G one P. Rew iam M, Bu Colonel Leder\s waue an ap oFoprie . speech, thanging tae orgunisetien ior re-e@ong hina lo & sevoua term of office, 106 organZaiion Row ode journed sine aie aud pi kK Of & SUUsTBULIBl Tee eet that Lad Seed ia, Gis by Demouice ia bu 5% OLY LB “K” COMPANY, SEVENTH REGIMENT. This gaulent company heid their eighth annaal dinner at Lelmouico's, Fifth avenue and Four- teenth street, lust vight. General Egbert Viele ‘Was in the chair, assisted by Captain Lentilnan, in command of ti@ company, Covers were laid for sixty guests. Tne opening address of wel come was responded to by Geueral Eqvert Vie The toast, “The President of the United states,” found an able response from olomei Uarry L. Pierson. ‘Tne Duy We Celebrate? was toasted v. Dr. Wevster, “The Memory 0; Our Departed Comraues” stroce too deep abd tender a chord in the hearts of toose present to requireaay response, aud it was passed in reapectiul jen “rhe Artay wnd Navy of tne Univer States" wan Fesponded to very eloguentiy vy Colonel Thomas aad the “seveuta Regiment, N.#3.? nent caampiog ip Captain Leutiinan, peer Corps” and ompony K’' were repiied to ly sergeant W. H. La od D, Morano. “Tne Ladies” (God biess them) were pathetically and poetically roasted by General Horace Porter, and “Var Country” was apostropniged by Horace W. Faller. tne company, ending a most enjoyable evening, broke up Joma 4, sisLar | at alate hour— And each took home Kesolved so m THE WEATHER YHSTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperatore jor the past ‘wenty-four hours, In comparison With the corresponding dace of lust | year, as indicated by tne therovomerer at Hud- Pharmacy, dekato Bulidit g:— ei, o a“ Average temperature yei J. . 92% Average towperature Jor curresponding date iaee YOOr sce + eee: | county Limerick, Irelaaa. OBITUARY. PARDON W. STEVENS, EX-LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF RHODE ISLAND. Pardon W. Stevens, ex-Lieutenant Governor of the State of Rhode Island, wno had been tl tora long time, died at his residence, at Newport, R. L, yesterday evening, 19th inst., at balf-past seven o'clock. He was unconscious from half-past five o'clock Of the morning of the 18th inst, until the ume of his death, Mr. Stevens, born im the year 1815, and con- | sequently sixty years of age, was one of a vigor- ous- minded, sensible class of men who are rapidiy passing away. hs parents were respectable, but had littie of this world’s goods, aud tueir son, with small advantages of early education, trained to the arauous ductes of a fisherman He nad an sanenas of simple tasies and temperate habits, Kariy in lie be became a reader of books upon history and public affairs, and so improved iis watur | Strong common sense that he was for more than &® quarter of a century @ recognized leader in the community, and aiterward in the State of Khode Island. He was as honest as be was industrious, A constantiriend and a practical citizen, his interests and tastes in nat- ters Of the puviic weal caused him to be elected to the Common Council of Newport tn the early year of the city charter, where he remained some time, and was tnen chosen to tne Board of Ajdermen. Here bis services were practical and vers valuable to his lellow citizens, Alter tilteen years’ service in tne public adaira of Newport he represented that aoe in the Lower House of tne General Assembly of Rhode Isiand, and subsequently was the Senator irom Newport, He held this position during the greater part of the rebellion, @ud Was untiring in bis devotion to the causc of the Union and the intereste of its soldiers. In tne year 1863 he was elected Lieutenant Governor of he State of Rhode Island, ie filed the chair jour years With Credit to Limseif and sxtisiaction to na constituents, Alter his retirement from puolic lile be was appointed by the Presivent of th United States an inspector ia tne Custom Ho in Newport, wnich office ne filled jor two years, when he was incapacitated irom furtner labor oy the disease which has resulted in his death. He tO nis rest with the regret of ail woo were acquainted with him in life and the kind remem- Dranee of many Iriends. MRS. ETTA MANNING. The lady whose name is at the head of this notice was a beautiful and talented young Eng- lish woman who came to this country afew years ago and very quickly made her name known in art and literary circles. She died yesterday morn- ing, after a brief tilness, at the early age of twenty-two, Mrs. Manoing Was born in South. ampton, England, ana was tue daughter of Cap- tain King, of the Royal Artillery. She studied in Paris, Florence aud Rome, and was an accom. plished linguist. She was the brightest star in tue ‘amateur theatrical circles of this city, and her impersonation of Helen in the “Hancaback” w: a@sweet and delicate characterization. Her ser- vices in euteriaimments of this kind were iree} given uring tie past three winters in aia of Various charitable institations, Mrs, Mane ning Was @ finished and discriminating art critic, and 2er contributions tothe Ledger and a variety of kindred literary journals invariably ‘took of her brigbt and vivacious nature. He: tireless and her endurance remarkal ber delicate physique. Sane was oa the Seresnoid Of @ brilii@nt career wheu, to the profound rej of an extensive circie of friends, death tapped m and claimed ner. SISTER MARY MAGDALEN. Sister Mary Magdalen, a member of the Society of the House of the Good Suepherd, corner of At- Jantic and New York avenues, in East New Yor, expired yesterday morning after a protracted and painiul illness, Eight years ago, in the bloom of | her womanhood, she abandoned the worid to dedi- cute herself to the cause o/ God, and joined that order, the dues of which are perhaps the most was | rooust constitution and was | | | | arduoas O/ ail the religious jemale associations | im the Churcb. She devoted hersell wiih @ zeal and heroism to the reformation of the abandoned of her sex that were sare to result in @ premature termination of her earinly career. Just be ore the terrible spotted lever broke outin we Kings House Of tue Good Suepherd she was trans- there .rom the Ninettetn street House in this city, and lt was while discharging her dates there in attendance upon tae sick and dying that | she laid the loundations o! the 1iiness that, In con- junction with her extraordinary energy aod enthusiasm, hurried ner to an untimely grave. Ste was beloved by her Supertors and associates, the idol of the poor soiled doves sue endeavored to restore vo virtne and bapp:ness and cherisned most affectiouate.y by her triends and relatives in tae outside world. Sie was the duugtter of Mr, James O'Donnell, of Ballyrune, Her juneral wil take | Spemnd at three o'clock this aftersoon. from th use of the Goo shepherd, East New York. HARVEY H. BOONE, EDITOR. Harvey H. Boone, associate editor of the Syra- cuse Journal, died at Syracuse, New York, yester- day morning, to the great regret of a wiue circle | Of iriends. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DaTES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTHS OF APKIL AND May, er__|_Saila | Destination.| Often were ADI BL. | Liversoou. )¢ Bowiine Grow Steamer. Greece |Aprui 21.| London, . .. /6# Broa State of indiana | Abril 21, Giaswow.../72 Brosawa: Suevi April 32) vamoury Broaaway. . Abril 26 Liverpool. |0# Broaa way. Apri 2.| Livervoo. (lo Broaawa: April 44.) Liverpool. | Ji Broaa wa spr) 7 Bowling Green - Bowne Greea an’ W A schoiten. Guy of Chester... fas btate ave of Geerstia., may Ps ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. aI Te HIGH Watts. Gov. isivnd..morn sandy Mook. mora phot Lena Gate....mora Port OF SEW YORK, APRIL 19, 1875, CLEARED. or Boversy. Py Piproe, Phiiedeien sree Wert), Gdudersa. Liverpool " pie Fae tal ‘Testor’, Vork of Falmouth for ers fark Auna T (Aut. Wiovandlli, Cork oF Paimouth for eryoremsiecew a & Co. ara Gage Wor), Sieleen, Limerien—-Tetens, Bock. mann Bork ‘saren, Mebols, Amstecdam—Wagle, Blakeslee & Ww Ware Barriot P Hussey, Saw, Naples—ChasL Wriaht Bark Amalte Ger), Book, Kienmond, Va—C Tobias & Sand | tetens Bockngnn Bark Maria brig Bams (Nor, Arnoideen, CetteFunch, kave @ | La Isabella Wilson (Br), Milne, Pernambuco—Geo P rag Joba, Bird, Smith, Cardemas—D B Dearborn. Feur @ V Richards (Br), Peck, Woifvule sod Maitland, adier, &t Joun, ND=—Simpson, Ciaop & Smith, Tyler, Chariestoo—Beatley, Gil- Gorsiveve & © pigar Wm Onliam, MeHafley, Richmond, Va—Siaght & otty. che Waterloo, Meyors. Providence=—Delancy & Cot v anirim, Center, Fairhaven war Lady yf ven-—Ferzoson & NS=P i Nevias & So: sehr Acari ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE MERALD STZAM YacaTs HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPAa Line Steamer City of Montreal (Br), Mirehoase, Liverpoot APRIL, and yeeenstown 9b, with mase wad vas aND tod & baie. or) 415i F Quever. from Boston tor ®, @ writiah eaip showing LYK, steamer City of Ha Rermads Aorit 15, with inuse and passe: uterbridge, Aprit IR at 33 41, lon 72 48, pe Linwey Be), hence for >t Thoma mu, steamer Florida, bound south Steamer City of Waco, Greoman, « via Key West i3th, witn mdse and passengers woo I Mallory A co. Had heavy westeriy winus trom i 5 Steamer George W E: ond passengers to the Gri Dowainion s eston Avril I t, Read, Baltimore, with mdve jh | (Br), Coover (from Glasgow | ferin (Hr), iv Co Bark Aphrodite Jona, Baas, lavre Sim tn ballast to Crandall Brox Ie wochored at Sundy Wook tor orders. | Bark |homas Brooks, tanamo 19 Gays, & Co; ae vessel to Bark © Bestina Hedmond, Redmond, Sagua 4 days, to Parsons & load ughton of Fernand). ye Rose. Kewina Feb 3, fyith eral wo iiilier & Wousnvon. Passed Givratar Maron | | Glew sboal, da eraauiaco, Ms March 13, schr Ln a cond Boddington, — | Gare of Hanan wows yeehta, pier Nol Kos: River, Now | Seamer Oipinpia din, Young, Clagow~Headernea — ‘ vant ye weed au Passed Gibraltar March 23; had fine weather to lon 60; irom thence strong westerly gales . Hoeken. ¥ ¥ rene, Sehr sparkling Wave (ot Fo dave, with fruit to Lawrence, 1 to Co, Passed Gibra! ar rie at; April 1, lat 26, if Marcimau 8 days, n. iad strong Nang NE wings the tn April 18, lat 35 15, lon 71 36, spoke brig John Shay trom Cardenas for north of Hatteras. Schr Mary Siusman (of G eat Exg Harbor, NJ), Ad- dams, Cardenas 10 days with sugar to Moses Taylor & ‘0; Vessel tos W Elwell & Co. Was Sdays north of Hat- teras with strong northerly cales Schr John E Saniord “(or :aunton), Dean, Sarva 7 dave, with sugar (0 wrinmell, Mincurn '& Co:'vessel to rai) nr Kuce horse, Milter, Baracoa nu days, witht pase fo Alexander, vougian; vessel to B J Wenberg. | Wi Gaystuorth of Haters with strong Nand AW gales, Sehr Jennie Summons, Young. Jacksonville Tduys, with lumber to Drew & Buckie , vessel to waster. sehr MW Drew, French. Jacksonville 7auys, with yel- Jow nine to RA Faireniids; vesse: to H W Loud & Co. Had heavy W and NW gales. ani split ails, Schr 5 VW. ditawons, with vellow pine to « Ball & Co. Ts bound to alpauy. Schr Stephen S Lee. Gribble, Kev West 25 days, with mdse to Benner & Pinckney. March 46, lat 25 39, ion 80, encountered a heavy gale from NE,’ during’ which | Sprung bowsprit. Quittan, Viret Sehr d A Curtis, Quillan, Virginta. Rene John Young. Young, Vir Sear Mary Haley, Males. Virginia, Sehr Clara."Caroury, Virxtaia. Behe Lit Hopkins, Prediaore Virginia. Sehr Anthony Kelley, Greenwood, Virg! Sehe Win A Morrul, Kelly, Virginia. Sehr Ati Hurlbut, Griffiug, Virginia, Behr Joseph Franklin, Mankin, Virginia. Sehr Hilte Hodine. Rutter, Virgina, Schr L A Van Brunt, Tooker, Georgetown, Deo. PASSED THROUGH HELL Gara BOUND SOUTE, © Steamer Chesapeake, Joht a ees Cegeabeake, Sohnren,, Portland for New York, to Henry A es Ure pasenge; A Schr D & FE Kelly, Kelly, Providence tor eee Martha P'King,’ liven, New Haven ‘Rr New chr Nile, Mi tealf, ockiand for N Line indtnaee PR-plokes id for New York, with ‘Clark, Providence for New York. Scnr Mu ‘Dole, Hrovidenee ioe ewe fi fork: Sear Alida, Grown, Newport tor 7 108 yar’ York. Sehr Drvadnaught, saunders, Westerly Bent Beis. are dy, inert for a Asn = ir ann, Varro! lel as tor New \ort ight Henry B Metcalf, Anthony, Providence tor New Sebr Jano M Brainard, B Pe ‘ork, with stone to oruer ay SnAR A Ce Hee Sehr J M Carvers ir, Carter, Pi ene Henry & Condon, Conley, Providence tor New eee Brazos, ‘Tryon, Portland, Ct, for New York, with « ‘ema Schr Fi P ‘Abell Carr, Fall River for New Yor! Schr Eliga Pharo, an, Providence tor New York. SeurH H Deming, Boardman, Providence for New York. Schr Quickstep, Smith, Port Jefferson for New Y. Schr Gvaueiiet Barrett. Sew taves tor New Cork Schr lda Palmer, Pater, stamiord for New York. BOUND EAST. Schr Florence Mavo, Hall, Hoboken tor Portland. peur {da L Howard, Mozier, \tondout for Portiand. Sehr George Amos, brostor, Weebaw: en tor Portian sabe Aun Elizabeth, Hayden, Meboken tor Pro! steht Dongias Haynes, Adams Rondout for Ports sehr Kate & Mary, Coggeweil, Rondeut for Pawtucket, SAILED. is Steamer Ainemarie, Lewes, Del; ship a Bobs Peo! 00, uning (Br), Genos ‘tanna, pi | Johann (Ger), Bre! dow ‘York ;J_H nob we (Nor), Liver+ len F (Br), Kingston. ai, yg on pte ; sonr MARITIME MISCELLANY. The vureser of steamer City of houston, from Bermuda, bas our oe for favors. Ste Louvist. The Lousiana, Nt ee! was sunk “Of Sinith’s Is! lision witu the oe tig 3 mont! how that ihe a be push rapidly. Capt Srodderd: of the Company, lett Nortolk ‘abUrsday morning witha, ‘ares Jorce of Men, Rud 13 Now eNgaged oa the suakem steamer is every y "prospect of soow having her once more anes Minerva, Alien, from Tupiico (Mex) via Ke West (where she put in in distress Nov 23), tor Liverpool, | with mubogany, which put into Halifax Abril -, leaky | Will probably wo on tue rai.way for re Cay Or Hasire, aod his brother, varcbased ‘both Vewel and cargo at key West Bark Lotuare (Br), at Boston 18th inst con Trinidad, had heavy weather the entire passa; which stove in cabin windows, fling Water: spiitand tore suils, wad. beoxe. foretopgaliant yord, and started tiller om radder head. Barc KM ixstex, Gould, from Messina for Boston, was assed April 7 lat 33 00, lou'65 1, wath loss of her masts: | & spur Was PUt Up for A Mast And tire sails vet, aud the Yessel was under couinand; everything else all rignt on rs Hatirax, April 17—The new bark Fila Vose goes on the marine railway tobe coppered belore she proceeds to | New York. St Tomas, April 7—Rark Narragansett, from Charles. fou tor Liverpool, will uot discharge any more cargo it 1il' clear pumps, take in the cotton als- charged naa proosed. slip Ci'yof Brooklyn, from san Francisco for Liver- | i Poul. is ting Dumps received froin New Yor. Expects roceed shortly. aie Amer snip. Pawn has arrived and will take for- ward cargo on ship Freedom. Vingyanp Haves, April 19—Schr Charles Carroll, of Dennis, from Phi: iphia for Bostou, with cargo of coal, ran ashore at 4 AM on the west end of L'iiomme- Bho will probably come off at high water. WHALEMEN, at momaion no date, brig rig Rosa Bakor, Thompsov, of Islands, tor pro’ hr Admiral neue, at New Bentors sp and Sdo wh oil Lost overboard beatin @ SPOKEN. un bad 85 bt ‘aieale april Steamer Le: in, from itimore | iene pei 3% kates lea Bo i. ay add ehio a for San Francisco, — Maren 1s. ata >. pay owe neg great, lint (Br), from Calcutta tor Dundee, | reco Mihi, trom ‘Foneacols. for Liverpool, n $0 8b. thon, trom New Oriean fo Soto Ton 40 18, rhapachnaee se stip Ne a Live: 8 | enne Sees, outs W. Fpool for San Francisce, | phiy Tee yg from Rio Janeiro for Ran- | 1 by! jes vin Haaetaiee ctl alah ‘@! oni 4 of ii, for Bremen, from Now Orieans, Feo oars fon Bt . Fmiescloschcecy! B, for Nosntio, are mM & elene (Ge fog cen ase fee er ith owew oe tg & q seer) ween ie from m Mappellian for WL. Bark rts 8, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merobanta, shipping agente ani ship captaiat are Wiormed that by telographing to the Hanae London Buroav, No 6 Visetatroes the arrivals at and depare ‘Gres from European ports, aad other porte abronl, of . | American ana ali forsiga vessels tradiag with tos — United State, the same wil: ov cabled to this wouneey | free of ebarge aud pubiisns: Perecne desirous of communioatiog With Vossis arrin | ing at New Yore oan do 60 by addrewing toeuch ¥aerels, | York, Letters received irom all parw of tie world and prompuy deivored, Duplicates ace required i —- OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, || jor Lonson Axtwans, April =Tailo1, barks Qeo M Jenkins Me), de) Biiton, Philedalptia; laraei Wwe), Taplia, Wimingtoa, xo Cuvpe, Avril 10—Salled, ship BRumenides Qe), Port Royal, 8C. Cnoomnavax, April 18—arrived, ship City of Dublia | @P), Hail. Portiand. 0, for Liverpool. Coraxuaces, April ~Arrived, ship A F Steneman | @r), Cais, Savannah for Reval (net as before). Guascow, April 19-Arrived, bark lde P (lial), angola, New York. Gawoa, April 16—Arrived, schr Albert W Smith, Lea- vitt, Now Orleans. | Hose Koxo—Artived, ship MoNear, Carter, Shiolis. | Livenroot, Aprit 19—arrived, steamer Koyai Stan- | dard (Br), sohnson, New Orleans: ship Coldsiream, | Coasine, Galveston. Also arrived 19th, ships Solo (Swe), Danaberg. Pensa- cola, Three Brothers, Cumming, San Francisco; bark Isolina (Br), Qiibert, South America. Sailed Isth, ship Emerald I (Br), Wiliams, New York; barks Sarpedon (Br), Lighthoiy, United states: igiam (Br), Musher, do; Fotkefesten (Nor), Uisen, do; T J Southard, Woodworth, do; Enrique dor), Deaguris, Go. Lonpos, April 19~Arrivod, bark Resource (Ger), Gran, Balumore via Falmouth, dismasted (before reported abandoned aud picked up). eatfed 19th, bark Hea (Nor), Molson, United States; brig D M Dickie, McBride, Boston. Arrived iu the Channel 19tn, brig Mesperus (Nor), Svendsen, Charieston for Stevtin, Lanse, April 18 7 AM—Ealiod, steamer State of Georgia New Yor Loxvowprnny. April 18—Sailed, bark Countess of Dut- MeGonayle, United States, Manvrogt. April United States Manswrises, April I6—Arrived, bark Mary M Bird, Packard. Now York; brig Camille (Br), Craig, do Metsovmws, April 17- Arrived, 01 Sew Yors, Quemnstowx, April 19—Arrived, barks Loch Err (Br), Murdoch, Sao Francisco; Dunsenane (Br), Pove, Fort, jand, 0. Arrived 17th, $ PM, steamer Algeria (Br), McMickan, New York for Liverpool, Arrived off Brow Mead 19h, AM, steamer Indiana, Clark, from Philadeipiua for Liverp Arrived off Fastnet 19th, 5 PM, steamer Celtic (Br), Kiddie, New York for Liverpool. Rorrenpam, April 17—Sailed, (Dutch), Janzen, New York, Arrived 17th, steamer ? Caland (Datch), Deddes, New York. Kanaoon—Arrived, ships Alice Vennard, Gould, Aden; Belle Morse, Whitmore, Rio Janeiro. SantanpeR, April 13—Arrived, bark Surprise, Hoyt, New York. Tuxet, April 18—Sailed, bars Melbourne (Br), Burns, New York. Warterrorp, April 18—Sailed, bark Libertas (Aus), Wy. kander, United States, Arrived at April 19, bark Henrietta (Ger), Von Hagen, San Francisco via Queenstown. ied from ——, Vasco de Gama, for United States; “T Power,” tor do. Loxpow, April 19—Barx Esther, Loriag, from New Or- leans (or Havre, arrived off Scilly to-day slightly dam- aged, having been in collision. steamer Rotterdam FOREIGN PORTS. Axgoa Bay, March 5—In pore. barks Diane: (Br), Davis, for Hoston, ldg, Robinson Crusoe, obinson, for do, do; airy (Br), Is es, tor New York, do; brigs Como (Br), an ileus, from'Yable Bay, disg; sclir Pioneer, Kenni-on, Bomwpay, March 15—In port, ships At Br), Jor- dan, tor New York, Ide; Frank Cavil for Africa (Br), aera A for Lond Sr New vor, dot son, for London or New York, do. el 7—In port, harks Lazaie, Fox (Br), Al TD a rmiento, intly F’sheldon, sehr Metta Reus. Rich, for Antwer 4, Feb 28—-Arrived, schr Anson, Stimpson, Homan, Amsterdam, do; j Citron ielet, Stetson, annah Low ¢ a Barack April 6—In port, schrs Hiawatha, Dixon, tor Phitadeiphia, Cecile, Anderson. tor Go} J Lee, Haggerty, foo shia Lotte’ Dell, nog eS al aus, Sherlock, jor New York; Frank ‘Atwood, for do; Carrie’ C Mills, Graham, for do; starlight, for d i Sarr Bonnell, Sherman, for dor E » Waiting: iticardo Barras, Newton. do: Mary D’ jou ss, melnidee, do: Aze Azeida do; George Washington, Roife, do} KA art Driscoll, do; Morro Castle, Naus, do? Noves, Bradle 7. doi Sunbeam (br), Joungom, Wor John Atwoor, Breaupa, pa Aprit10—Arziven, steamer Metropolis, Kills, Rew York; th, senr Bravo (Br), Cowen, Liverpool, Cleared 0th, vrig Glanco (Bin), Darrell, St Tazo. Bere April 15, barks La Cigue: Mes- inn Por New York. to sail in or 8 tuys; Hacvest, Moon Ryley. from do for do, wig ing ructions; Josephine, 3 Farland, trom Vientuegos for Boston, sali inSoré day: ella (Br), wg orders; briga Six Freres (Br), trom Demerara for Greenock, repg: Constance (Datcn), Heviiger, wig orders: secure Morning star, Paine, from ork tor Aux Cuyes, repg. NGloria Marca I=in pore ships Viscount (Br), Me; Keister. for New York. | Agenor, Gould, unc: bark P ox ~ Young, do: and others reported later. St or March 8, ships Saran Hignett, Bur- well, Xe Susan Gilmore, Carver, Boston: 10th, iramble, New ¥: ri Arrived, brig Fiorence I Hender- pacanns Tien Bohra ‘Rebecea Suep- A Hickman, Kopinson, we York id A Merritt, Taylor, Havana, 7—Arrived, bark Neptune, Beals, Hongton Tower (Br), Cakpenas, Aoril son, Henderson herd, Ir-mbes, and (oi trom raat tex FUEOOS, GUANTANAMO, M: ver @n, for New York; Robert Pee seated (Br), Slemers Cien- juegos. aeons beige Lt reg 10—Sailed, ship Game Cock, S:od- san Fran weuypart stron 18 B titre Ellen, Munzoe,, Noreroas and shington, Perkins. {oF nelson Mia Noves, tor Port! 0; ake Wan ehlipe esis, for San Francisco, Hosoucic, March 1l—Arrived, steamer City of Mel- fr). Brown, San Francisco vend Tailed for Pit it rived, brig Jas Miller, Parker, Salied ith rigs Guo E Dale, iter iy og oagas 13th, Chowan, tthe Curdenas, to load uimore: 19th, steamer Cliy ‘ot New York, ‘mmerman, New ri. Waitrax, April 18—Arrived, steamers Moravian (Br), grata baltimore; 19h, Alkwiura, Boston! Chass, rian aomed 19th, steamer Alpha (Br), Bermuda and st i Monrevipeo, Feb 18—Sailed, barks Everett Gray, Loring, Antwerp (not pa York); 18th. Reunion, Emer: Ha son, apd Eihan Allen, Har Y, ape Town; Wth, Royerott Br), Purdy, Portlan Young ‘azie (Wr), simpson, New York; 25th. Fo: Queen (sr), for Fensacs Marayzas, Avril 9--Arrived, schra Kue V¥ “htken, Brown, vavana; Ruth H Baker, Collins, Cardenas; 1th, bilg Somerset (Br) Paes Rew York. Natal red 202—salled, brig on. Smith. London. PR ig Ts pad March ii—Arrived. bark Hazard, kare ns, Bosto! Suilet March 10. schr Water Line, York via Maceio Staph sepcxted at 1m Mar Whittemore, aceio Mareh 9) 0. Fee citer 16—Arrive"', bark Chasca, Pratt, Sun- Geriana, to load rice for Lurope, probabiy tor Great ritain. St: wouas, Mareh 2l—Arrive?, brig Boot J oana sailed 27tn for Humacoa) age, Snow, Joston (aad sailed 2d tor Mar f brig Lazzié W Kimball, Lant Demerara « Bist for Vieques: Jones New York; Kae April 4 for Cientuegos: $b, | Gooawin, Berbice (ond swited April 2 for St Croia. to toad tor New York); A\ burk Linda Abbott (Br) Scobey, Demerara vand saiiea 3a tor Arroyo and north o: Hat: era): 2d, seve SH Sweet (Bp), Bain, Sevilie (and sailed bh for st Croix a ork brig Alice Abbott thn, MeLeod. Guat ape chr Hattie N Range, Bangs, Nimores 4th, brizs "Saulsta, Partridge, sligo (aud failed Oth jor’ Zaza and New York);" Woodland, Vaentine, 6th, ship cargo ex ship Freedom Stahi, Rio Janeiro Rdoipn Eugier, Strout, Naples and sailed 7th tor agua); John Givan (Bri, vrosby. Martinique: sours M ard, Crowley, Rio’ Janeito; & 4 Merriman, Herri- fans Philadelphia. rt, es Ly ag Bn aS of rookie. Herriman, Fi : bark Narengansett, fer Liver; er: poate and oth d schr B Ring, Crowley, Kolght Ravana. oul . seamer ‘Columnts Liverpool: echt Chas & Scammell atone igomery, Smita, iertesh Cog March H—Arrived, brig Nettle, Mackay, we} f- Baporenr re aptIOg, trom Boston for Calcutta, Feb | Bycelons, Gn Maret ts of rork eid’ ten rem, sy averpoot for San Fran- wew tore ee “gremree 0, ie Pen Steamer City or Monrnmat. annzxrout, April G~Arrived, Valparaiso, Girard eoraa a. Brtstor, (Pil!), April 6—Capiain Duddriage, of the bark Architeet. cominitted pects ou sunday morning, whe ten miles westot Lundy. ‘the deceased ran up trom the cabin and jumped over the quarter and did noe risé again. He had been waiting for a few days. Fataouri. April 7~The -jomanden, arrived here from Baltimore, has skylight and companion damaged, fore pare ge poop started, and other dam ge, and one mad ited on Ist inst, eNStown, April 7—The Flizibeth F Thompson, ize logwond) tor, FY mpson, fro With Joss of wiatimast and MiMAst, and all yards, jongoome e from the NW, Heb 27, in lat 35 N, AMERICAN PORTS. BOSTON, April 18—Arrived, brig Helen G Rich (of New York), Collins, Matanzas via Vineyar) Haven; scars 9 ree vy Jordan, Duncan, doz KatleG Kouunson, Champions heil, and} EY Covtingaam, Dominion (Br), Baltimore : ook has are 1, te Smith, iain arrived, steamers: Clements. rmeouth NS; Win Crd Yormaa iekerson, Philadelpnis: do; Ge uney, “Hallett, New York Carter, Sourabay Nnovo Paterm Mary’ Pratt, John Shepard, — Bargess, Julia OF Carney, Peak, nus, Steel Wagner: James Gaiveston; Skylark, sual, Balti die. sharp. di Bam hart Holbrook, domall, Dougias, Philadelphin; Goy Burt rt ayidr & Mathis, Cheeseman, d Ingersol. Kenmond, vay BOs homas, dria; Jesse Murduck, prtation G * Poineroy, Br any Hattie Baker, J Trafton, Hoyt, and Fawn, G Baits HOI “april 17—Cleared, sehr Easton, Keller, jovernor’s Haroor. T3tn—arrived, schr Fred Walton, Rion, Pass Christiam 1 Perkiomen, Piere barks Hate clnarino G0, 1, sch: Oye Hawicins, Joseph H Mud rolk: J 3 Avth—Arri Weamers Jonus, Hopkins, Hallett, Bos ton; Miehn y N yee hb, Hardiog, Roanoke River, NC; brig i sage Assn} achr Elwood De ah “ivarttagton, ew Yor Cloared—steamors DJ Foley, vounell, ag oh Wm Lawrence, Howes, Boston: licnmiond, pallor, New York; Rale! ch. Hardiog, Edenton, NO Mar Stevens, Caance, New York: barks kg i K Je! (Nor), Kundsea, Queenstown or Falmouth: Wander Nor)) Paarvig, do: brig Nestie Chasy, Chase, Font ‘ra! art; schrs A Himmond, Golithwaite, Por® land; je 'M Crowell, Crowell, Boston. SE ae arks Wasama (ius), Cork; eva (Rua), Keni, April 16—Arrived, schr Anna Lyons, Baker, Baitim: nna D Torrey, Haskell. Charleston, ore, Baile a Bri SHATLESTON: April WeSaned, bark Celeste Br ive! Canine. April 16—Arrived, schr Bagaduce, Cox. New York for B: ange va ALL VE: sae 16—Arrived, schr Georgietta, Stephen Morgan, Gage, Balth rson, Savanna ed, senrs Theodore Di Babbitt, George id Seguin, Rogera J H-Burneti, Gardne: steamer State ot Apel chin Koy Wott Bidridge, New York: ortols; sobre Di Yd town, ‘i New Yor GALVI: S10, Texas, Bolger, New vailed—sieauers if Finisterra (sr), Tarner, Southampton via Thos P Fath Broadens GEORG ‘Aprit $Arrived, schrs E B Whea. mn LU Edwards, Bartlett, New York; lo. Key W ‘Ane “Arrived, achr felea @ King, Wood. New Tore Tang sailed Sth for Fronte @). MORILE, April 14—Cleared, sehr Stainpede, Dow, Paw cagoula. MILL@RIDGE, April 1—“ailed, schr Cypras, Stroay New York. NEW ORLEANS, eee 16—Arrived, bark Catharine @we, Ken son, M essinn. a Whipple, Webb, Utilia. 19(h—Arrived, seamérs Texas (2r), Laufensen, Laver pool, Coruna and Havana: Cort emia, New Yorks Cieared—Ship RB Puller, Scott, Liverpool. NOK*OLK, april I7>Arrived, sours Pomnory, Gray, Brewster, Branswick. Ga: J Hf Coins, Luinbatd, Fore: LAlaharne: Riviers, dy (lost sails); Jesse Mart Sok St NEWeURveont, fe i 10—Arrived, schr Leey B Cogswell, Lee, Newea’ Wrh—Sailed, brig Crista © Colson, yal SP Mareaness gohrs Lizzie D small, Tiee, Philadelp nia: 00k, Cleared—schr J Smith TREWPORT, April 16, PM—Arrived, echra HG Bi Blackingtun, fappanannock River tor Bucksport, Me ape, Soshean Hoping, New York tor Bangor (al oth saiied 7th) ne asanede ‘schr Henry Gibbs, Coffin, New York for jew Belfor NEW HAVEN, April 17—Cleared, scht Game Cook, Quiniey, New York. Also cleared. brig Stover (from Ponce), New York. Arrived—Schrs A F Kindbury, Hora, Alexandria; Jennie A Shepard, Wilbur, Baltiinore, Ag way SLLO, April Il—Arrived, schra Joess a Fre Aitanola, Bloor, Pascagoula Satied 12t Franklin, Milier, New York, eh PENSACOLA, April [3—Cleared.'sches Martha, New- man, Kockport: Idadella iorre, Chase, Brashear; Eve Diventry, Vaughan, do; John Miidleton, towusend Galveston. Ish—Cleared. sbi. ftyukan (Nor). Andreassen, London; barks Henry Reed uscar (NOB, bvenson, Génoa Otilia’ (Nor), Yarmouth; selir Irvine, MeLarren, Phuiaitelpiia, PORT Buea 0, April 19—Arrived, steamer Leo, ew Yor PALLADELP TA. April 18—Arrived, brig Carrie | Pickering, lorrey Onrdenas i9th—Arrived, ‘steamers Jumiata, Catharine, New Roman, \rowell. Lege] Orieans via Havana, U4 h inst hunter, sherman, Proyiuen er, Fultz, New Yor 3Stimors Warren, do; brig hrs fH Wiliams, Russell, Connectic n, Jenkins, salem: Harry P viverty, blekeroone nn; Adeline Thompson, Risiev. 4 ena Muntor, Somers, som: H dent. Smith, Beston riet Rya a Foam, Li ¥ . G ev, You Marys: MW tiunper, Gilman do: F J Coluns, send, Provi wiler, tigin, Snow Mill, ad. ‘icared—steamers Aun Fliza. iicharas, New York: & © Stimers, Warren, ark rstatnengin (Nor vown- gen, Lond: ire owe W Stare, trike Hoston Day, Tracy, 10; Jo Warenam!: Oceao Trave ler. Adains. Ke wan Rooms’ set: Reindver, Mererso Piymouth; John H . "New Wediord: Simmons. Gandy, Fail New Casrix, Del, April 198i Traratenr, for Bremen, and bark Gulow (Ger), for do, parsed down in tow Pes ferdac. Brig WOW liovd (ur. tor Mat ‘Osean Traveler. tor Beyerly: Sarah L stillinan, tor Pail River, 1 Modes, for Providence, passed dowd om saturday Noon—Arrived this morning, sche Trads, Wind, from Milvilic, NJ_ to load grain trom Rock PM—Nozhing 1s passing eith r way Lawas. Del. April 12—Passed out ve jast evening. a ship to of sear Alia. Simitn. diet on board a burbor, oa Saturday ulght, irom pmeg onta. Rare ferfcontyen f Aiito: ehanged. Ph se FR ee iS pacing ostay. The barks ot 4 moruiny report are with: Wee ‘April W9—Arrived, steamer Peravian (Br, atts, Liver} PO! eth zit cteive. schr Mary P Hod. adel) April 17—Arrived. schrs Lizzie W Han- num Cobb, Virg nia: Howard Willams, Wainwrizht, Baitunore: “Merov ¥ Traudy. Orowies, Phiivt 'phist wady +ilen, Somers do; Hattie 3 Colling Diexinson, fizibethport for Pawtuscert silas Wright, Hart 20i Urbanna. Allen, do: Laura fobinsan. Xebee, Nella R Hal, Brash; Willow Harp, Horiouy Avtoms, April $—Arnivea. Sumatra, Baumann, Darien. | ‘ Axrwene—satled trom Fiushing Rouds Apel fy FG don d Kate “sesanion, Palmer, Ho. Blanchard, Green, Valparaiso, | bol nD, Arnold; S 8 saith, ween. Atwmmia Saroh WrArrived, Flora Goodale, Goodale, a, Now York; Robert Genter, 7) xe York, ‘Yas, March 8—Arrived, Ne id, Nickerson, And rast, April 6—Sailed, Mari — Baiumore, VER, ADP S— array: or! o Spee. Shakepearo, Fuchter, New Tore! ih, jer Helmand do lj, Bai ba wi, es. cy on ets arch Heyes a, aleyon, Hardie, New 1 i: ay 9 adeavor, Wariand, do (aud sailed fe 4 Apri Kmosw anor Bow ¥ a einine = Bor Cong, rtived. Chel at, ‘vaya U'sai rrr peik heartived, Thitdir. Vide, Movites rex Savandah, eiteritaewane, March si—=saued, Vaion, Calfiero, New CaLevsta, March t% ghatied., PE Mattsaa, Coited r Maree) ore’ i, vet Sagat oRORR, Apel F=A, ite Daal, Api Mf, Arion Visuiak; Wobensotera, trom ¥ th Jupiter, Hayman itor a almore Ore. Pised vib, We a a, im fo a abwourn, April T—Arrived, Salem, Saaberg, Kavan- the Ligard Sth, Giosham (6), Mace, from New YorR Wneuxocd, April S—Saled, Charlotte, Wallis, Prove Bony Hi, Moat Feat taint Dagicaroee Meta. Bailey, nO ns ee. _—* Apell bakerived, Herder, Seidel, New kine, Friedriketadt; sunswion, By ‘tancleoo- wal . Kermine, Wins, and Betne engury, oats, New ork, Havin April 6—Clearod, Scotia, Drammond, and Re- ¢ . Maidand, Waght Sen Fran- wi, John N Cushing. Baxter, il Cmarrive: Pot mesian {o.,) Brown, APAtHON G), Hoston; W Jolspur. ta. Weuiad, Ingram, Port i rancise £ ii st Joho. NM: 6th. irav 7ia. & 3 Powell, Wilhacs, Cardenas via Gareos; Hertha, Gould, Princo hdwar. Isiand, Helen Marion. Munay, Vaiparaiso: Marhida Hate d, Brooks, Shellburne, N+; Alice tov, Louulas M Nyanga (9), Fisher, Halifax; Pun, nampion. Killam, sydney, Os Aume Bin: aly HOOK. Cleared Sti Brothers & Sisters, Buck, fy Sydney. OB gates, vo n, Kickbam, Chariotweown, ra Loxpon, April 6 Arrived, |aander, he om New York. «6th, Wanderer, Payson, 'S NB; 7th, Locher. Me. angitiin, Fowey and New yore: Tohas Jack son, Philips boy entered out oth. ide Baker. Lang, for Capo Town: ew York; 7th, Stephen Ulieas ta, h Percy, Jubii, Pensacol April $= alled, Milo, Kobpins, Bost jo duie—Arrived, Annie M Smnull, San Fran Moxtevinco, Fed 22—Salled, Christel, van Francisco. Nawesste. Avril 6—Cleared, sparking Water Hich- born, Huvana (ond sailed from stuelds Sch, reported for | Phiadetouia). 18—Sailed. brig Nelson (Br), Dizon, | Oronto, April 13—Arrived, brigs Anme Batebelder, | Steeiman, Potiadelphia; Suilivan, Perry, New York, Purwocrm, April 19—Arrived, bark Ophir (Nor), Chris. tensen, Charleston for Reval. Sauled 19th, Lark Olaf Kyrre Swe), Anderson, New York «not proviousiy). also arrived 19h, steamer Westphalia (Ger), Lade- wig, New York (and proceeded for Hamburth | Prurav, april 2—Saileg, Guhring, Philadetpnia, arrived 4th, Haass Hettos, Zeismer, and Juno, raver, Baltimore. Provortwoo, Feb 1l—Arrived, Heraid, Baymond, Sour. | abaya. ‘hawte Pott, April 7—Passed, Fetiseh, Grief, from 1 Francisco for Lamburg. ute d, Prince Charile, Linskell. v masewon, Feb %7—Sailed, Nona:ntum, Foster, Kuglish Rosina, Hanson, a SHreLps, April 7—Arrived, Mery A Marsnall, Lent, aad Daisy Hroynton, App: Swansea, ApiiiveCleared. Aguiva, New York. Bure. March Z—Ssailed, semen, Hemersen, Roston. 1 Uses, Marcu Z—Arrived, Lvaaie Zivmosen, Wilkiu- son, Uporto una Leoxe, March 19—In port, Rips 1A Bird, Hayling | and Liveria, meh: . jickerson, W magn, (row New York, just arriv fara d-—arrived. Witeh, Lewis, Batavia, Rt ‘os eaasosa, Waroh SImdaied, Kooheko, Jasper, Buenos Feo 8—Pased, Hamilton. Ross, from Mantle for | Vis, Feb %0—Arrived, Wakesela Garver, Now New | iindel- ket. 4 onter, Sherman. Philadelphia; | Hobtins dont son. ver. di Piliue | Tr | do: Mary iC c ae Ja do: Henrietta, wen ise n, Yor! roil. “Carrot $9, Mighian der. Woo, do; Dang & Relay im N Geaner, Bavert, do: Gen Hownrd, rrakin # Hate. Kelsey, doy Kattimore, Fraace: we) m rish, Terrill, do! if Oakes, Baker, dot sligane' ngilsn, Reiley, do: oMurtha? King Jarvis do: Cleese i. Nickerson. do; Georve F Brown. Vedne ges how ao. wulus Dewart, 18th Arrived. sche saimuel et pt Ann 4 Brown Crowel ¥ ie rurks, dels John ateh. aunan, Hoboken ree Ohurehman, Risiey, Baltimore, rf pencer, Couser, pete barn Now York. ith, F i, bound bay (as Fawiuex ohei add o intend Sound, i. ee Daniel eusior, Bay hiate wha sar iy ie Toor: Mb April IT—Arrived, sour Rebort Cente, | Bolae, New ¥: Uallad--otre J Parker, sr, Kelier, Now ‘ork, QuieBs is witlontoy % * bl iT—arrived, steamer leiae Bell, ved. ateamora Bevalaoks looper, Ballimore, esa ar wre chat, April lb—Arrive DATS Richaed Vaux. tuoin-: a M Merriman, Hurt, Phiiadeipnia d—Harve New Marapahiro, (Orson, New York, eatolied. egore | £6 Corson, 00, ana Wa bacten, Putladelnnt ININGTON April Paearrived, —— oes. Phileael. phIA: * W Ponder, irascuer, do lor ‘au Salled = de: ~4 Tivwe 7, Hubbard, Now York; ¥ & Gpiay Ho mes, Cala YARD" BAvES, Aer a Atte wonts Olive Bisaer F ieabeth port tor ng Westbrook, 7 for Newhurvport; Ne ARolton, Hoboken for dos denze tor Baltunore: af lau salled—Schrs =. B Falierton (Rr). Samuei Lia Wheatley, « aieb &. Eaton yt = rived, briv Ja jaea, Pt. Bota wit, wDarypirt: sobre Boise Peinswiek. Gi, tor Porton Feroerion, Banimore tar do; Waiter H ihoradite, New YorR fot dy: Gilver Jameson, lobdoxen for do; senaior Grimes, Weehawken for do Aung Jono, Sevaas ee rai facnesss, Jeunes tiver. Va. for ae Batsinot James Slater, i Muiay, Georrie D Loat, Lucie for Provines! Virginia: Gustie Wi #0 Quiney Ba unt fe " Aile 1—-chre As Wiley, Addis # Cole Joba M Be Kliza R Bowed Ut). rdwacd, ie, orida, Hazelton, rH Thornd niver, th. Witton and a ® Wrilved. BN awkins, ston for Bos Yer, sew York tarde: mily it Nayoor, Yreka, Weehawaen for do: Meqme F Naw York for do; Uty do tor st John, 1 inme (@r), tn ow Kind (Br), + Billie vit L Dow, ‘Bos m for Gavanne: Rachel 5 Mib jo tor Alexandrt J Day. Rockport, Me, for Xewbern, NC; Watchman, Lincolavilie for New Bod fori Sailed Sehr Gollemith Maid. Apri J—Arrived, sehr Alice & Ga WILMINGTON BSOLUTE DIVORC 44 OBTAINED, PROM | z ‘States; logai everywhere: desertion. &e., suit Cienteauve: ho pubiie voree granted; i ROOKLYN.—AT A basemeut irame Io: Herkimer street, one Apply vo Dr. TUBLAS, 10 A’ TWO sic OBPAINED VORCKS ublicity; uo fee NG, Counsettor-at No, 0. t. Mark's place, Sew York RVOUS NENTLETY, N4 ONS, OXCEss OF VVOrWor: tom. WINCH AST Rs ior over Su years with, perlest acces, iy « prow gi had permanant case sh NU Fur A Clu. Pricos, per boxy boxes seni uh id irootous Froo bk & OL, UW Jona ticoue New Yor