The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1877, Page 10

WN’S MATRIMONIAL CONTRACTS, BvuxING OvF A Wire's RIGHT OF DOWER AND GETTING SOLD—THE TWO MES, BLOWNS— THE WIFE'S TRIUMPH. i Several years ago few mea were more prominently known in this city than John L. Brown, He was Drought into such prominence more particularly rough bis conuection with the street cleaning con- tracta. He also figured largoly in otber city contracts, all of which proved more or loss remunerat the result being that at the time of his death (whieh occurred on Marcn 6, 1575), ho was possessed of a largo estate, Prior to his death his partner ‘was Mr. Charles Guidet, and a good sharo of the prop» erty he lc{t comprised partnership property. While the public knew Mr, Brown a3 a cdntractor very little Deyond a limited circle was known rogurding bis do- _ mestic life, In various litigations that have since arisen, and more especially growing out of the contest ‘over his will, the fucts connecied with bis married life havo been pretty well made public, MRS, BROWN NUMUER ONE, Mr. Brown was married in November, 1823, As far sis known he and his wife livea together quite har moniously for about fifteen yeurs, when Mr, Brown evinced a polygamic disposition, and, forgetting his inarriage vows, assumed marital relations with an- . other woman, This ahenation of his affections, which was said to have been mainly caused by the fact ot | Baving no children, did not mect with the hearty con- currence of his wile; but they talked the matter over, and finally a marital separation was drawn up between them. PROVIDING FOR NUMUBR ONM. ‘These articles of separation were drawn up In 1855. Mr. Brown was then 4 successtul busiuess man, bus probably with but littio or no anticipation of the road fo fortune that lay before him, He was not a niggardly under tho cir- man by ony means, and 60 cumstances mado what was considered a very Hiveral settlement upon his wife, The ngrec- ment was that in consideration of $10,000 sho would Jeave him free to do and actas he picused in the futare, such provision, doubtiess, haying reierence to his now matrimonial departure, and that she would relinquish all right of dower in the property be then eased or should possess thoreulter. Tho articles were skillully drawn and on their fuco looked as though no possible defect could be found attacking their validity. That such was Mr, Brown’s view of tho cuse ig shown conclusively in his will drawn up shortly ' betore he died. ‘MRS. BROWN NUNERR TWO, Mr. Brown lived with Mré, Brown No, 2, or, as ho dcsignated, ber in his will, “Aly dear wile, Harriett E. Brown,” for twenty years, In his will he mace her bis sole legatee, with a reversionary interest at her death in bis’ son, Joho L. Browa, Jr. In the testimony given in the cours’ growling out of a dispute as to tho property she 18 Fepresonted ns a most catimable lady, and that Mr. Brown's Iife with her was a happy one 1s silown 10 the ample provision made for her future mainteuance, atthough in the contest it was urged that In his de~ lining years he had Jost agood deal of the vigor of mina und sell-asserting will which formed tbo striking characteristics of his earlier career. CLAIM BY THE ORIGINAL MRS. BROWN. During Mr. Brown’s lifetime bis wite, as far as te known, never made any pecuniary demands upon him, Dut continued to curry out strictly ber part of thoir written agreoment entered into upon their separation. It 18 stated that she never would have taken uny step in the matter except for the suggestions of others, who insisted that such agreomont would not hold good in law. A sult was accordingly brought for hor right ot dower in Mr. Brown's ostate, Coupled with this sult was also ove brought by Mr, Guidet tor a partition of bis property, which of course would have to precede the adjustment of her dower right ‘The suit was Drought to trial some time since before Judge Van Vorst, at Supreme Court, Spocil Term, ‘Judge Van Vorst yesterday guve his decision, ombouying tie same 4m quite a lengthy opinion, the substance of which 18 given below :— JUDICIAL ANALYSIS OP THE AGREEMENT. “It is qaite clear that the execution of this agree- ment by the defendant, Mary Anc Brown, aid uot in law roleuse or discharge her dower in her husband’s land. That could only be accomplished by uniting with her husband in a conveyance tw a third party. As far as the instrument purported to release ber claim of dower to her husbana’s estate the wife’s agreement was a nullity, and og it docs not appear that since her husband’s death the widow has executed any release of her rights and interest in the land tn question, she is in law entitiod to her dower, But it is urged, in opposition to the claim of the widow, that she accepted und ts iu t! enjoyment of a pecuniry provision in lew of dower, and tat she ts equitably estopped by such provision and the agreement in question frotn asserting any claim to dower in Ler husband's lands, The object of the husband in making the pecuniary provision by the agreement of 1855 io favor of lus wite was for her comfortabie support, that she might be martained with the comforts and conveniences which she uad heretofore had. This was assuredly mis duty toward her, and there is nothing disclosed in the cuse trom which itcan in any manuer be inferred that he could not have been compelled to do this had ho refused, atthough they lived apart, 1t1s both a moral and Jegal duty iposed upon a husband to support his wile aud that with reasonable comfort and convenionces, This ial the agreement im question proposed to nccom- plisb. ‘The detendant’s counsel cites no case in sup- port of his view that the widuw 18 equitably estopped from asserting her claims to dower vy the agrecment * and provision in question. On tho other hund there are cases which discountenance any such conclusion ALIENATING DOWER. Dower {s highly regarded in the law. It is a moral os well as legal right. This humane provision of tho common law wus intended for the sare and competent susteaance of the widow and the better nurture and ed- ~ucation of his children (4 Kent’s Com., page 36). ‘The busband cannot defeat it by any act i the nature Of ahenation or charges without ihe assent of the wile, given and provea according to law.’ After citing various cases showing that right of dower cannot be defeated by arrangements of the puture contemplated by the agreement between the * parties, he states that courts of equity have justly hestiated from in any manner giving their sanction to separations of husband aud wite by voluntary arrange- ment, such separations being regarded as contrary to the policy of the law and against morals, He tinds no case, he says further, in which it has been heid that a wile can reiease to ber husband her dower rights, directly or indirectly. Aside from the stricily legal aspects of the case, he States that the widow, being cver seventy yeurs of aye, and the provision in question baying been made over «twenty years ago, such provision must by this time be pretty Well exhansted. He dircets, ta conclusion, a partition sale, and that Mrs, Brown be given ner dower Fight 1p the same. A MILLIONNAIRE'S ROMANCE, THE CONTESTED WILL OF JOSEPH H. LEWIS, THE HOBOKEN MISER—sTORY OF THE WIDOW—A NEPHEW TURNS UP TO CLAIM THE ESTATE—WAS JOSEPH L, LEWIS A MAR- RIED MAN? Tho quict, miniature city of Hoboken is just now highly excited concerning the elements of astory about to be divulged betore Sorrogate McCogue, The devel- opments promise to furnish an insight into the “pergonal career of Mr. Joseph 1. Lewis, the miser ‘millionnaire, who died recently, bequeathing, alter some small legucles amounting to 940,000, his million nd more to the Treasury of the United States, MRS, LEWIS’ STORY. The will hos not yet been offered tor probate, nor the {issue between the woman claiming to be his widow and the executors named in tho will been formally Joined, but the counsel for both parties are collecting every scrap of evidence that can have any possible bearing on the case, The actual amount left to the United States is about $1,500,000, The story told by ‘Mrs. Lewis, who claims her third of the estate under the laws of New Jor-cy, is that sho was married to Mr. Joseph L. Lewis in 1857, and lived with bim one year a3 his wifo at his residence in Hudson street, Hoboken. At tho expiration of about @ yeur they *eparated in consequence of incompatibility of temper. The witnesses who might possibly testify to this statoment—Mrs, Kansom, who was house- keeper for years at the Hudson strect mansion, and Margaret, tho servant—aro both dead; but inquiry among the residents in the neighborhood fails to bring to light any recollections that such a person ever lived at the Hudson street estuolish- ment; as the wife of its proprietor, A Marriage certificate is, however, in the por. seanon of C, BH.’ Winteld, of Jersey Cry, ‘counsel for Mrs. Lewis, which certifies to a ceremony perlormed by Etheridge M. Fish, u justice of the peace tu Woat Hoboken, who was clected in 1864, aud died in the city of Brooklyn m: April, 1873. The siguature on thia document bas been compared with extant genuine «signatures of the late Justice Etheridge M. Fish and inced by experts uot to be a forgery, while Mra, M, Goddard, w surviving daughter of the Justice, Will algo give ber testimony to its undoubted genuine- Bess, This document purports to be wituorsed by George Bowen and George K. Bradiord, who are mis- ‘and buve been advertised for during the last im the personals of the Heratp by Mr Wine Diligent tuquiry by our reporter yesterday atter- noo at West Hoboken failed to tind any vestiges of ihe two persons named in tho certificate, or any traces by Which their subsequent movements can be ascertained. A report in circulation to the a copy of the document had Fecord in the County Clerk ottice, was also ascertained to be wit NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1877._WITH SUPPLEMENT. the decedent during bis active vusiness carcer, and furnishes many curious anecdotes illustrative of bis miserly babits and bis cynical utsposition, 18 THR COMING NEPARW A LEGITIMATE EIR? The story that Moasrs, Gillespie & Wolfe, of the ex- ecutors, have to tell is sometbipg vory different from the foregoing, It is that many years ago a certal Mr. Lovy emigrated from England to Jamaica, wh he pever married, but had a quadroon house. keeper, who bore him a son and 4 daughter, Suce cessful in business he lived in elegant style, and his daughter became the wife ofan English officer of the garrison, ‘The George Cathcart now ou bis way to this city as nephew of tho decedent, 1a, 1t ts claimed, the sole tssue of this marringe and the sole surviving blood relative of the miilionnaire; but as both Str, Lewis aod Mra, Cathcart were Jilegitimate, tuere are, it is alleged, no legitimate and recognizablo heirs to be con- tended with. The officer took his beautiful wife to Beltast, Ireland, where he settled. Mr, Lowis, or the boy Joseph L. Levy, dropped bis name when he camo to Now York, being asbamed of his tilegitimacy, and adopted the name of Lewis, Under the latter namo he amussed the fortane which is the subject of the contest about to be opened. ‘This story, it will bo observed, is at variance with Mr. Lowis’ own statement that he was one of six, which presumes a bost of nophew claimants to be developea ler, So tar considerable evidence has been accumulated tn tavor of Mra, Lewis, and the counsel for the execu tors have consequently decided not to offer tho will tor probate unttl tho case 18 ready jor arguwont. So the curtain has not yet risen on one of the most romantic dramas ot modern soc! ~ ‘The executors aro a little wary as to the widow's claims, but profess to treat the notion of a legitimate blood heir with contempt. ‘Mr. Cathcurt, it may ve addod, writes very conil- dently to his counse::—‘l always expected to be Mr. Lewis’ heir, and can furnish abundant prools of my relationship and legitimacy. ’? z ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT, - BOXING, CLUB SWINGING AND CANNON BALL TOSSING—EDWARDS AND M'CLELUAN ‘*WIND up.” "Tho cogoy little theatre in Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue, once owned by Dan Bryant, but recently occupied by Kelly & Leon’s Minstrels, was well filled last night by lovors of athletic sports and good spar- ring. ‘Tho occasion was the benefit of Professor William McClellan, teacher of the “manly art of self- dotence’? at Wood’s Gymnasium, who was announced to wind up with Billy Edwards, the light weight cham- pion. Quite a rich bill of fare was offered, There was box- ing, club swinging and cavnon ball tossing, and but for the disagreeable appearance of that wonderful man in his own concolt, Cuptain Williams, who put in an | appearance early in the evening, with seven of bis officers, and made threats, everything would bavo passed off agrecably. Captain Wilhams announced when he came in the house that he under- stood there was going to be a@ glove fight between Edwards and McClellan, and should they in ther set-to show any anger he would arrest them and all concerned, and lock them up in the station house tor the night, This threat of course made the principals, when their turn came, very cautious, and the result was a rather short “bout” between these well matched good boxers. ‘Pho sports began with boxing by Jobn Sanders and John stiley, who knocked each other about for tour rounds, and then retired uninjured, Gould and Prico wero the next couple to don the mittens, They hada rough bout and retired with applause, John Cash and Warry Edwards followed and gave the spectators a very scicnuiic display of the art of self-defence, ‘Then Professor Senac and M. Denicea had an assdult-at-arms with the foils, which was weil received, Atter which Siddons’ Mouse aud Keily knocked each other about in their usual rough style for four rounds, Peter Croker and Jobn Gallabor gave a very excellent oxbibition of thor skill with the gloves, and J.ouls Ricbarus swung the clubs for ao quarter of an hour, Whitney und Leary then set-to and Janes Messenger gave an interesting act with cannon balls, ‘Chis brougat all tho preluninary busi- ness to an ond, and the great feature of the night—a trial of skill between Billy Edwards and William Mc» Ciellan—was then introduced and lusted three rounds’ as follows Rovuyp 1,—The men appeared in fighting rig, except that they wore their undershiria, They wero received with somo cheers and some “chai!” trom a silly chap or two that were among tho audience. Whea the master of the ceremonies, the men threw themselves into very artistic positio ud began at once to cautiously “feel of each ovber” for an opening. McUiellan lod olf and was short; Edwards tried the same gume, but Mac ‘Was away fa ap instant. Then Mac Jed with his leit and was prettily stopped, Edwards playing she samo gaine, After tmissing threo leit-bauders, Kdwards closed and landed his left duke on JicClellan’s forehead, and soon aiterward repeated in front of the face with bis left Both men displayod great caution and fought at adistauce. Mat planted his left iu the stomucn protty hurd, and kd- wards tried the same gamo, aud was alxo successiul. u they got closer together and simultaneously let go left and right at the he: Their hitting was as rapid as lightning flushes, and a vigorous raliy ensued. Edwards planted his right very heavily on the left wide of Muc’s head, and the latter, in return, gavo Billy a straight —left-bander full iu the face, They both missed long-rango hits ‘but, getting closer, Edwards planted bis left han in Muc’s face, and following tt up, gave mm a right- hander on the leit jaw that sent him reeling, aud if it had net been for the “lys’’ he would have gone down, Edwards had the beat of the round. Rounv 2—The men approached each other very cautiously, and after considerable feimting Mac led, but Bully Jamped quickly away. More teinting, and Edwarus ingsed a straight one at Mac's retectory by the latter stepping back. Mac got ina hard one with his mght on Edwards’ ribs, Then there was more cau- tious sparring im order to please Walliams, when the men came together and deait each other leit apd right remembrancers until Edwards ped and ‘went uowa on all fours. The honors were cusy, Rounp 3,—The mon came to the scratch for the wind- up aud seemed determined to do something to please the crowd. They sparred cautiously ura lew moments. Then Edwards got to his left in the face and Muc on the body, when in a moment they went at it hammer aod tongs, left und right, hitting each other four times in the head bolore they clmched and were separated. They were about to retire whea the crowd shouted tor thom to go on, They faced each other again, and alter a grund rally, in whieh Edwards missed three vicious right-banders by McClellan’s clever style of dodging, they retired. [he resuit of the last round may bo scored x dead hen ‘These mon will have to come together again when W,iliams 18 not aroand to spoil sport. BOGARDUS’ NEXT SHOOT. At Gilmore's Gardou, this evening, Captain Bo. gardus will attempt to break 1,000 giass balls in 100 consecutive minutes, Tho Captain will use one gun and two sets of barrela, with the understanding that if tis gun becomes injured during the progress of the shoot ho may use other guns at bis discretion. When Bogardus broke 1,000 bulls at Gilmore's a sbort tme ago in ib, 42m. 50s., he rested eighteen minutes, In this evening’s exbidition stopping to rest is barred, “COLLAR AND ELBOW. Frank MeGuire, ot Fairfield, Vt., pupil of Owens, the champion, has beea matched to wrestle Joo Ryan, ot Now York, collar and elbow style, for $100 aside. ‘The event will be decided this alternoon at Hill's Va- riety Thoatre, Eust Houston strect, Belore tho wrestlers make their appearance there will be sparring by the leading professionals of the city. SHIPPING OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM N&W YORK POR TUR MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL | ~ Saila, | Deatination| [Meh 31.) Liverpo a wrany [Web 31; [Liverpoot..]37 Broadway Mel: B1.j Liverpool, 4) Broadway i 17 Howling Greon 2 Bowling Green 20 Browaway Bowling Green 3 Broadway 72 Mrondway 61 Hirondway 69 Brondway 37 Broadway liroadway 8 outor, Canada Hritwant iM) Krondway Browdway 4 Bowing Ure 61 Hroanway adwny 15 Browiwny 7 Howling Green 2 Bowling Gree + Hirondwav, 61 Broadway 217 Bowling Groen W Vin Har Aslysi ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY SUN AND MOON, INGH WATER, 4 | Gov, Island... tnora 9 10 out foundation, At present, theretore, the widow’ claim, if such she really ts, appears to hinge upon the discovery of one OF the Other of these Witnesses; but it ought not to be difficult tn playing for high 08 Lo manutactare a George Bowen or a George Kk. Bradiord to meet the exigencies of the situauion, or to find the Toal parties if they are still living. Such ts the ‘sabstance of Mrs. Lewis’ case, while on the other hand, although there are pur. ties in Hoboken who whisper that thoy bave Bo doubt that Jo ph L. Lewin bud a wite somewhere, \ sib ts positively de i by a Es tivman who jor years as homme Waffaires that be pas ever morried. gentioman, who has n claim earnst the catate Ling to ubout $10,000, was Very intimate with Sun rises. Sun sets: 22 | Sandy He porn 8 1d Moon rises......cvo 0 29.| Holl Gate.....morn 10 55 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS, Ther. Stato of Dos | Wind.| Weather. 20.70] 40) NW, Partly el'dy awit) 46[ NWelolonay ual NNW#ICioudy PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 29, 1877. ARRIVALS, ° REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK Steamer John Bramhall (Br), Newington, Messina Feb 27. Pulermo, March 4 and Gibraltar tb, wish fruit to ros. or City ot Vera Cruz, Deaken, Havana March 24, GPM, with mdse and passeugers to F Alexandre & Sons. Steamer state of ‘Texas, Bolger, Galveston March = yy West 24th, with mdse and passengers to C LH Mal- ory & Co, Steamer Carondelet, Faircloth, Fernandina via Port Royal Murch 10, with mdse und passengers to 0 H Mallory 10. Steumer Ixane Bell, Lawrenco, Rich: City Point and Norlolle with mdse aad passengers to Old Domluion Seoam- shin ce feamer Regulator, Doane, Wilmington, NC, 3 days, with mase to WP Clyde & Co: + Fr adinu, Colburn, Philadelphiu, with coal to the 0. Steamer Perkiomen, Pierce, Philudeiphia for Portsmouth, Nil. Pat in Jor whurbor. Stoamer Leopard, Albertson, Philadelphia for New Bed- ford. Put in tor » harbor. Steamer Hercules, Swasey, Philadelphia for Fall five! Put in foro harbor, ‘Ship Sterling, Baker, Liverpool 23 days, with mdso to Jus W Eiwoll & Co. Mareh 1, Int 43, Jou 35.25, spoke ship King Oscar (ir), from Boinbay for Hull. The a chored on the bar 3 day» ship Rhine, Stetvou, London Feb 3, with mdse to Grin- Ts anchored off th tabip. rivold, Huvuna 16 days, with sucar bh, Edye & € Kate Williams (of Boston), Hale, Sagua 1: witty snuat order, Was 7 days north of Haste strong NE weal dale, Baker, Mossina 61 days, with fruit to Lawrence Gites & Co—vessel to. A Abbott, | Passed ti tar Feb 16; bas been. off the Highlands ‘since March 20, with heavy NW and NE gales, with fog and snow. Hirig WN H Clements (of St John, NB), Lewis, Sagaa 16 days, with sugar io Grinnell, Minturn & Go; vessel to KS 1 Lewis & Go, Murel jai 30 30, lon 73, ‘picked up throo barrels of petroloum marked Jolnsan Doe 24, vie days, 3 with Sebr Florence Rogers, Horton, Tur! Bermuda 14 days, with. salt vo’ order; weasel to Gi Squire, Beon 10 days N of Hatteras, with N and NE gules ‘Sehr Mayor Jones. (of Portsmouth, NH), Spaulding, Go- naives $2 days, with logwood to K Murray, dry vessel to 1 He Staplon March 2 took a henvy NIE sealo, witch Vasted irs: curried away Jibbs ving jib. rtintd), Dating, Matanzas 7 o Maggie Dallinyg (of Totasser to B.A Howell, Son & Phuro, Soper, Richmoad. ¢ A Sheppard, Edgull, Bi Sehr Katio Ranger, Martin, Kiet le Schr Jeunie A Sheppard, t-dsel, Richmond, Va, Sebr John Mossor, Virginiu, Schr Julia A Decker, Froeman, Virginia, Schr Charlie Miller, Green, Virginia, Sehr Abbie H Brown, Dowling, Virginia, Sehr Herschel, Chambers, Georgetown, DC. Baltimore. e@* Ship America, from Liverpoul, which arrived 27th, Vas three days in the Channel, with SW winds; Banks, with variable winds and ttled weather, with high southerly and westerly seas; 26th, ‘¢ to off Firo Island, weather thick ant rainy und ‘blowing gale from tne hy succeeded inrenchiny bar same night, were anchored and was towed to the city 29th. Ship from Liverpool, and bark Mozart (Ger), rom Bremon, which were acchored in the lower buy, cume up to the city 20th. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Galatea, Walden, Providence tor Now York. Steamer Tillie, Ew! ww London and Norwich tor New weather; thence uv ‘ork. scur Kdwin, Sammis, Providence for New York, Seb Fannie G Warner, Dicwinson, Hurtiord for New ‘ork. Schr Mat, Mead, Greenwich for New Yors. Schr O C Acken, Toma, Stamford for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, Now York for New edford. ‘sehr Win HI Bowen, Dill, New York for Providence. chr ZL Adams, Nickerson, New York for Boston. w York tor Branford, New York tor Boston. . New York for Boston, t, New York tor Betfast. , New York fur Boston, ‘n, Katon, Hoboken for Providence, Sehr A K Woodward, Woodward, Hobokon tor Provi- dence. Schr Richard Law, Hodgkins, Port Johnson for Provi- Sehr K C Rankin, Kelly, Port Johnsou for Providence. Schr Theodore Dean, Evans, Port Johnson for Prov. den jonee. Sehr Constitution, Young, Port Johuson for Providence. Schr Bota Peek, Avery, Port Johnyon tor New London, br Sarah Bruen, Smith, Port Johuson for Providence. an ir J H Burnett, Rasmussen, Port Johnson for Provi- lence. Behe Flora King, Wobster, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Mury H Mifflin, Ferris, Amboy for Warren, RI. che HB Gibson, Nelson, Amboy for Providouce. Sehr Fran hort, Suath Amboy for Providence Sehr J 8 Terry, Kobiuson, Elizabothport for Pawtucket, Sehr Shamrock, Mehrhoff, Haverstraw tor Providence Schr Hl W Pierce, Pi try Belir Charlte Miller, J View Benr Hattie Perry, Kelly, Philadelphia for New Bedford, ‘The outward bound fleet, which has been windbound in the anchorage above for the past 10 days, proceeded this AM with a stiff NW wind. BELOW. Bark Arfascud (Aus), Naso, from Galway Jan 25. Bark Clare K MoUlivery (of Searport), Wainut, from Montevideo Jan 25, Brig John H Crandon, Pioree, from Cienfuegos. Brig Annie und Lilly (of Bosten), Goraam, from Rio Saneiro dan 26 ‘The ship reported below as the Occan Chiof, was an error; it should have been Southern Chief, since arriv CLEARED, Steamer Alsatia (Br), Campvell, Glasgow—Hendorson ros. Steamer Frisia (Ger), Meyer, Hamburg via Plymouth— Kupbardt & Co. Steamer Arab (Br), Brown, Antwerp—Geo W Coltont Steamer Rotterdam (Dutch), Vis, Rotterdam—Funch. Edye 10. Stoamer Columbus, Reed, Havana—Wm P Clyde & Co. Steamer Canima (Br), Liddicoat, Hamiltou \sermada)— AE Outorbridsce. ‘ ‘Steamer Kichmond, Kelley, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- mond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. ‘Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Moore, Baltimore—W Dal- nel ‘Steamer Mayflower, Davidson, Philadelphia—Jas Hand. ‘uoch, wee, Hertanooga (Lr), Jounsom, St George, NB—Boyd & i ‘hip Ganeral McClellan, Wheeler, San Franclsco—Sutton Ce ehip Ragnar (Br) edm (Nor); Jehsea, Phitadolphia Bavo & Co. Bark Ocean Chief (Br), Cook, Wellington and Port Lyt- stk Anne Margrethe (Nor), Jucobson, Hull, E—Ben- ham & Hoyeuen, ship Foster, Doboy, Ga—Jax Ei Ship Maria Loui: tleton—Geo ¥ Bailey, Bark Seutolo (Ital), Lauro, Gibraitar—Funeh, Edye & Co. Bark Gazelle, Duatze, Domerara—H Trowbridgo’s Sons, Burk Jove D Buuno, Jones, St Jago - Wardell & Co, Brig Manlins (Hr), Teds, Sagua—Waydell & Co, Bric DC Chapman, Kniiht, Baltimore — Hicks & Bell. Brig Josie, Pettigrew, Port Jolnson—Simpson, Clapp & ‘Schr Caribbean, Knighton, Sau Androas—Jumes W El- voll & wei Anua Mf Dickinson, Tookor, Campenchy aud Laguna —J W Wilson & v0, Nehe Henry Varker, Lowls, Manzanille-Van Brunt & r0, Schr Lexington, Loizhton, Brunswick, Ga—Warren Ray. Sehr Eliza A Scribner, Smith, Vhiludeipbla—Bvans, Bali & Uo. Schr Wm K McDonald, MeDonala, Gloucester, Mass—R J Godwin & Son. Sehr G P Whitman, McDonald, Gloucester, Mass—R J Godwin £ Son. Sehr faanc li Borden, Dodge, Fall River—H W Jackson & ‘ur Ida Palmer, Palmer, Bridgeport—Stamfurd Manu- facturing Co. is ev: © acken,‘toms, Briageport—Stamfora Manutactur- ny Oo. ‘Sehr A Porayth, Hobbie, Bridgeport—Stamtora Mana. facturing Co. SAILED, (Wuten), for Rotterdam; Friste ‘roxrese (Nor), do: deveuen (Nor). do 3 (ital), Quoenstown: or Falmouth: Argo (Nor), Cork or doy Batavia; Atianga (Sp), Cadiz: Jupit ‘Tuck Sing (Br), Corunna’ aud Cadiz; Fr Sophie G (sw), b Evebricht Eliza Bars Doboy, Gi il no (ital), Sulonten; Harbudos: Staritunt, Port Spa Martha A Borry, 1 co, PR; sehr 5'V W or Canima (Br), for Bermuda; ships nstown; Hectanooga (Br), ——e—; bur Boston, Typatia Oy Frank Lawbritl MARITIME MISCELLANY. Wo are indebted to the purser of the steamer City ot Vera Cruz, from Havana, for favors. sreamen Worcester, from Boston for Philadelphia, is welll agesund on Goose Istand Bar. Wind blowing stiff from stun (Br), ashore at O: N apo I and it is expected tl 2 igh tides. Tugs 3PM, remains will be in rendi- Sure Wi in a favorable p _says:—"The Winchoster's po- favorable. One of the wreck- ors, and it is expected to get id, which is now blowing at the . moderates, Bank Dow Nicotas (Bob. Colby, from Nanaimo for San Francisco, put iow Vietoria, VI, Murch 20 tn a leaky condi- tion, Bank Kenttwortt (Br), from Ponsucola for Groeuock, witigh pat into Havana Feb 19 JeaKy, line boew, surveyed, it has been arranged that hee cargo should be divide Which purpose the bark Imer (Nor). has beew chartered at £5 10s por 165 cubie tect, aud both will sail wt au carly duy. Bark Where Kisker (Gor) mington, SC, Hamburg, was a Wilmington Mareb 29, wud will | BARK PANTSKR (Nor), ashore at Cape Henry, has been surveyod and declared «total lows, The wroekers will strip ho crew have been sent to Norfolk to be cured for by r Consul Bure Aaxxs (Br), Gorblt, from St Lucia for Falmouth, which put inty St Thomas Mareh 8 leaky, had discharged ou the 17th and would go on the marine railway. Brio Avrox (Br), from Cardiff for Havans, before reported at St Thomas in distross, was repairing Rie Trust (Be), Masters, from Wilmington, NO, for don, Wis ashore on the bur below Wilmington March id Will have to lighter. AupIGAN (of PE Island), from Barbados for Bos ton, with molasses, pat Into St Thomas March 10 lowky, d'calk bow ports and proceed without discharging, Burg Macuanre, from Pe 1a for Matansns, before ri ported as ashore and sabseq vy got off, wreived nt Ma- tanway (Hot Havana) Murch 22, in what condition not stated. no Samp Lixpsay, Lyons, trom Cardenas for was diiven ashore betuw Onedenas March 26, comnts her lower hold was tall of water: Hyhters would gu to her 27th, BRIG Wat Ronertsox, Cook, from Boston for East Lon- don, put inty Burlades prior te March 28 dismasted, cum Appin ScHLARerER, from Norfolk for New York, asuore at Cold Spring Bur, Cape May, hus chaoged pusitio Burmeister, from Wil. thé bar below th ‘somewhat; © person can walk to her at low water; she Is still discharging cargo, and is lesking but litte yet. Scur Pyne ted Philadel; from Cardenas (before reported), experienced » heavy gale on 22d inst off Lat. terus, during which she had bulwarks and water casks stove, sulls split, decks swept, and deck houses damaged. ‘The wreckers wore laying cabies from the bark Monte ‘Tubor (Ital), ashore at Cape Henry, yesterday AM, prepara- tory to hauling her off. March 28—Five barrels of alcohol were ing on Niles’ Beach and two at Rockport, art of the cargo of the schr Abbott Law: ton for some port in she Frovinces, cap- days ago. Search is being supposed rence, from is sized und abandoned about 1 made along the beach for more. ee ‘March 20—An urkoown bark Is ashore 8 miles N of Smith's Island. An unknown sehr is ashore below Fenwick’s Island, No particulars. SPOKEN. 8; \. Nowell, Houolula for New Bedford, 84 eee in ss sorted os at, eae fer ' ‘Ship Suliote (Hr), from Callao for Gibraltar veb 12, lat 7:30 N, ion 29 45 W. Ship Merald of the Mornin. Towne, from Cudis tor Mon- tevideo, Feb 5. las 1X, lon 28 W. Ship Sarah Higuott, Kidder, from Liverpool for Caleutta (had rudder head carried aver Jan lin Boglish Chan- nel), Feb 7, lut 138 N, lon 27 59 W. @hip Fleirde Lis (Br, Kees, from Ardrossan for San Francisco, 57 days out, no date, &c. er Seloto(Br), Mitchell, trom Liverpool for New Orleans, Feb 4, lat 24, lon 33. nor, Lincoln, from Boston tor San Francisco, Feb ship Ax 14 Int 1104 N i avin 2d dis pendt 0867, 20days out, Batchelder. from Greenock tor Rio Ja- . Ing 220 N, lon 27 50, ig Semantha (of Join, NB), from Ardrossan for ‘apa 3 St . Lat 51 N, lon-12 W. Bark Honry 4 Litchfela, Drammond, from Havre for New York, March 7, lat 43 lon 12. Hark “The Liverpool,” 44 days trom San Francisco for Liverpool, Dec 31, Int 44.38 5, lon 116 30 W, The “ossio MéDonuld” (Amor ship), bound W, March 25, lat 42 55 N. I jon 24 40 W. Schr Howard A Hunt, from Philadelphia for Cienfuegos, Jat 25 27, lon 65 03, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Astwenr, March 29—Arrived, ship Orphens (Ger), Michael, San Francisco via Falmonth; bark Vittor Pisant (Ital), Scarpa, New Orleans. ‘ Satied 20th, ship Jobn Mann (Br), Gibson, New York, Butpast, March (20—Arrived, ship Union (Nor), Olsen, Baltimore. Bursro., March 20—Arrived, brie Atlantic (Ger), Horder, New York. Conusxa. March 19—Arrived, “lama,” from United Statos, Capt, to March 20—Arrivod, bark Kalalis, Brown, New York. Sailed to 20th, schrs John H Kranz, Pitchor, and John F Kranz. Howes, Gloucester, Mass, Fatmoorit, Juell, New Orleans; Rotne du Monde (Fr), Sarraz: brig Saama (Rus), Lundbs Baltimore, Gxexoa, to March 20—Arrivea, barks EB Sutton (Br), Me- Lean, New York; Nimrod (Aus), Gerolimich, and Bridge- port, Morgan, New Orleans; sche Chas H Lawrence, Kemp, do. Hott, March 20—Sailod, Iona, for Baltimore; Naom!, tor Ponsucola. Hasxovna, March 23—Arrived, barks Vander Berzh (Ger), Rehberg, Charleston ; Duchoss (Br), Elliott, Now York. ‘Also arrived 28th, bark Soguedalen (Nor), Falk, Bultl- more. si Sailed 23th, ship Eliza Everett (Br), Dunkerton, wr York; bark Kate Howe (Br), McNelly, America; also the Holene, for St John, NB. Hxtvoxr, March 28—Arrived, bark Professor Linatner Darks Tancred (Nor) Avila (Nor), Mathiesen, Baltimore, Mayes, March 28—Arrived, ship Emma (Fr), Olivier, New Orleans: bark’St Adresse (Ir), Leroy, do. Satled 28th, schr E A Baisley, Townsend, United Stat Livenroot, March 28—Arrived, steamers Jamutcan (Br), Winder, New Orloans; Yrurac Bat (8p), Arana, do; slip Quoon of Nations (Br), Small,’ do: bark B Hilton (Br), Hilton, Charleston; 29th, ships Aminta (Br), Meyler, New York; President (Nor), Lie, New Orlouns; barks George Suprich (Ger), Dode, New York; Olive Mount (Br). Smith, do; brig Eleanor (Br), Purtetow, Wilmington, NC; schr W H Jordan, Richardson, Galveston. Also arrived 29th, ship Antarctic (Br), Costello, Norfulk ; bark Nohaj (Aus), Marochias, Now Orleans, Salled 20th, ships Queenstowa, Purington, Philadelphia; Glory of the Seas, McLanghlin, San Francisco: Pisarro (Br), Collister, do; bark Bongucla (Br), Bartlett, H»mpton Rouds, Lonvon, March 23—Arrived, barks France ot Plata (Fr), Lequex, Pensacola; 29th, Pohono (Br), Murray, New York. Cleared 29th, ship Rochelais (Fr), Bidand, United stunts bark Sarah M Smith (Br), Sprague, Delaware Breakwat. Mataca, March 23—Arrived, bark Botvid (Nor), Hen- dricksen, Now Orleans, Puysovrw, March 28—Arrived, bark Serena P (Aus), Chersenaz, New York for Aberdecn. QuExNstowN, March 20—Arrived, ship Cilurnam (Br). Shrewsbury, San Francisco via Pernambuco; bark Idea G ({tal), Gallo, Philadelphia. Also arrived 29th, steamer Austrian (Br), Wylie, Balti> moro via Halifux for Liverpool (und proceeded), Sailed 29th, stoumer Montana (Br), Beddoo (trom Liver- pool), New York, Of Crookbaven 29th, 1:50 AM, steamer Iberian (Br), Horne, from Boston for Liverpool. Rorrenn March 20—Arrived, steamer P Caland (Dutch), Deddes, Now York. Suanvxuss, March 20—Arelved, ship Thiorva (Br), Gra- ham, Darien, SUNDERLAND, March 28—Arrived, bark Marla D (Ital), Giuseppe, Baltrmor. SABES D/OLLENKS, March 22—Sailed, brigs Apollo (Nor) Jorzensen, Gloucester; Caroline Catherine (Nor), Melsom,. United Stat ‘Texxt, March 27—Arrived, bark Nornon (Nor), Olsen, New York, Vianna, March 15—Suiled, bark Bertha (Nor), Hansen, Wilmington, N Vauuncia, March 20—Salled, steamer Croft (Br). Hodg- son, New York direct. Waxyorp, March 28—Arrived, bark Rosslare (Br), Eng- Ush, Darien. Arrived at @ United Kingdom port Maieh 28, bark Jorgen Lorontzen (Nor), Larsen, Darien, Loxvox, March 29—The report of the loss of a steamei ladon with arms and ammunition, from New Haven for Constantingple, us published in the Vienna Taghlatt, men, tloned the name as the Loftus. This ts probably un oxa goration of the injury to the steamer Lotus, from New Ha, vou, which arrived at Coustantinoplo Feb 19in a damaged condition, Schr Burdett Hart, Ostorberg, from New York Fob 6 for Genoa, has put into Gibraltar, having lost her foretopai aud is discharging. ‘The report of the arrival at Antworp March 26 of the Amerieun burk Edwin Reod, Capt Higgins, from Sun Fran- cisco, wis crrongous. Sho has not yet arrived there, Quuxxstowx, March 29—Ship Trowbridge, Stupleton, which arrived here yesterday from Sau Francisco, brought the master and 6 seamen of the saip Fiorence Onlton, trom Pabelion de Piea fur orders, The Florence Uulton was abandoned in sinking condition on Feb 21, in lat 22 N, lon 40 W. ‘The Trowbridge picked up the mastor's bout on the 26th of Februnry. Tho mato's bout, with 9 seamen, parted company with the eaptain’s boat on the 24th of Feb- ruary, and was not again seen, FOREIGN PORTS, parse san 31—-Pasned, ship Mindoro, Bray, Manila for aston, ‘AxTigua, Feb 24—Arnived, schr Pinta, Dix, Philudelphis (aud sulted March 18 to return) ; Murch 5, beigs Kock (Br), Wright, New York (and sutled 12Uh for St Kitts); 10th, Pa- vorits, Woodward, Port Spain. Tn port March 13, sche Harry & #rod, Gardner, trom and for Philadelphia, arrived Feb 24 Batavia, Feb 10—Iu port, ship Bonavides (Nor), Ni from New York, nrrived 2d, Nailed Jan 28, bark Allee Mule (ie), Acker, Samarang, Bes (and arrived at Sam: . Bannapos, Mar Arrived, barks Minnie Graham, Jonos, Pabellon do Px 2d, Vorib, Townsend, Santa Crus (and sailed 7th for St x); brig Harry & Aubrey, (Br), Briggs, New York; sehr Paul Hovey, Younz, New York: Sd, bark Columbia, Diekorson, do; brigs sarah Crowell Hr) 4th, Phos Tu New York tor and AW White a dinws sebes Starlight, Urant, M NU: Gh, Fannie Pike, Kilpatrick, |X « Borden, Lunt, Savanna; sth, H auld (BF). 1 je New York rig Asteroid (Br), Mortl Salled Feb 23, sehr Carolina, Gaskell, St Martins (not St Michuels); Murch 5, bark Talisman (Br), Dolano, Mar- tiniquo; Gth, brig MB Rowland, Lavton, Porto Reo to loud’ for New York; Sth, brig Cordigan (Br), Mavehison, Boston (since put toto Bt Thomas, leaky); Gylfe (Swed), efor Autizua to load for New York; ¥th, Mocning Ligh} (Br), for Host In’ port March 12, brig Maud Potter (Br), for N of Hut. torus: sebp Irie (li) for Boston, with molasses, Cabiz, Murch 12—Sailed, xeur Eva ls Leonard, Parkor, Gloucester, Glearod i3th, sohr J W Drary, Studley, Gloucester, Jn port 13th, sour Keawett, Guptill, une, CLYDK, Feb 20—Suiled, ‘bark Kilsworth, Riley (from Greenock), Now York. ni jarelh 18—Arrived, schr Grace Webstor, Gi = =. une ay, Twain, Philadelphia; Now York Bt, rv L 2d, brig Annie Batchelder, Steelman, doy selirs Ann Hravcoek, Lee, Now ort Norfolk and Charleston; ‘thos NStong, Piteber, Boston; Anuie Bliss, Simmons, New York; Chas Is Soars, Turner, Havan Cleared 16th, brig Belle Stue (Br) Dauntlyss (Br), MeF dN of Hl Hotdor, Gray, « RKomires, New York; rs thoy W eroux, Kingston vin vk Vite Fuiewro; 10th, xe m F Cush: barks Ada vin k vin Bt Jag Br), Fry, Liverpool; see 1 Smith, Hand, New York. 4 ; Builcd Titi, brig ‘Sparkling Water, Hiehhorn, Howton: jo; 1th, schr Pedro (A @rau, Lake, brig ‘Teviot (Be), New York; schrs Kato Koinmell, Adams, do vey (Br), Bishop, Not Hatteras; 20th, brig Alice Brad: . Sandford, New York. " , bark Norway (Nor), Ommund- ser: pore March T—Beige WH Latimer (Br), Armst arch T= timer (Br), Armstrong, nvcived Feb 26, Juv B Kirby Barrovt, trom ived Britannia, totehkis: id Pontor, tor Now ‘York: Blaico (iit). Fo arrived March 3, sehe Rescue, Sylvin, trom NA, March 19—Arrived, steamer Svend (Dam)+ via Falmouth, ved, bark Stefanino (Ital), Gest, Kite 2 to by RAT ur Fannie Pike AU DALO' jarech In port, sehr Fanul e patrick, fron Now York via Barbados diag for New ¥ ‘ull about the 17th, Havana, March 17—Arrived, schre Radress, Jum stand: 18th, Robs Palaer, Denison.’ New York: 19th, brig Anderson, Maraeill ni bf Eliza White, Wotton, Bostun ; brig New York EL Dow, Daboll, Pensacola: 21 New Orleaus and Key West (una sche Mary L Powers, York, Liverpoo Euma Buckman, Newport, BE; 23d, xt sGer), Kinckint, New Orleans ( ampton aud Bremen); 24th, brign Hurry Virden, Collins, New York; Loring, Loring, do; 27th, sehe Mire Li do: ist, bars brig Waubun, ‘Willey, Matangus snd N ina! SUR, ware wig Sonn Coulee ronan: bge f re Win H Gean, Collins, Pensacola: I Uorinu'kavags Metancen’ Aad Not itatiorses fit Jennings, “Maloney, Sazua and do; xebrs Agnes J Grace, Smalley, Matuhans and do; fA Ore, Orr, Boston: Hastie G Dow, Nickerson, Bangor ‘an, Vollins, ue and N of Hatterns; Lucy Graham, Smith, Matansns and do, In port 24th bark Loveland (Nor, Bastrup, for New Nork: brige Jafund (Nor). Krusee, for doz Davtine, Coper land, for N of Hatter line (Br), Logan, fur do Rtevenson, for do: shannon for do; racey for do; Sol (Sp), Marles, for Ravannsh ; achre Cam- veriand, Wobtor, tor New York: MA Fi Geittin, for Hl. for Philadel Nollio F Suw: oti Hatiyax, Saget 28 —Nulled (not arrived), atenner Miss: sippt (Br), Lindall (from Liverpool), Philadelphia, pligive, Jun 2—Cioared, bark CO Whitmore, Titon, joston, MoNtevipeo, March 23~Salled, brig Osseo, Lowry. Now if 01 May acura, ay 12—In port, scr F G Davis, Shields, Magele (Hr), from New York, M Tinker, Porkins, jew York ; Lenk H Randall, Baltimore; ‘23d, brig Mechanic, Goul Penile Doth, bel 8 ¥ Nichol H sailed 20th, brie ‘ichols (Br), Chaso, N of Hatteras; sehr Maggie’ Dalling, Dailies, Bist, brigs Henry Cleaves, Cummins,’ do; DR Soule, Soule, do: Carre Hertha, Hall, do: scbes Cassia Jameson, Jumeson, do: Cur- tis Ackorley, Norton, do; 23d, brigs GP ‘Sherwood, Taylor, do: Agenors, Walls, da; xchrs Chas A Conlomb, Fenimore, do: Alex Marburg, MeHelds, do; 24th, bark Jolin J Marsh, Kett, New York, PAUBLLON D& PICA, Mareh 10—Sailed, bark Goorzo Magn, Brand, Queenstown for urders, Paysaxnu, March 25—Salled, bark D 8 Heynael (Fr), Baltimore. PeRNAMaCO, March (an), Robinson, Now York. Pout Sraix, Feb 28~ Arrived, st Kirby, Paraniba (and sailed March Seth M Todd, Norwoot, Branswi (Br), MePhie, New. You sehr Frod Jacl M1," Demerara: 6th, ex, Smith, 1 Hoardman, Richards Teh, brit, Hutte urbados; David Bugbee, Staples, Boston: schrs H 1 k, Philadelphin; Nollie, Perry, Brunswick ; ull, Bates, New York viv Barbad he Cephns Starrett, Babbidge, Mox- (Br), for Boston. igs, Ruby, Nenl, for New York; Co- ortlund (arrived 7th) for Boston ; 19—Arrived proviously, brig Katio jatled—Mareh 5, feo; th, brig Manatee In port, Mareh 9, bel rinue (Br), Jenni mond (Br), Hammond, for de. Also in, riz Rhone (Br), O'Brien, for Demerara (arrived 7u de. Porxt-s-Liruk, March 8—In port brig, Starlight, Tueker, from Boston, arrived 3d brs Tam O'Shanter, Zelaff, trom New York, urrivod 3d; Chas Sawyer, Mallon, from New York, arrived 4th: GH Kelly, Gray, from Pulladelphia, ar rived 4th: Harry Whito, Ho ns, for New York. Port AxTONto, Marchi 20—Arrived, sche Eddie Plorce. Hawes, Philadelphia, Baile id, senr Hannah Coomer, King, Philadelphia, Ponex, March 10—In port, bark Hattie H (Br), Lockhart, from Sunderland: brigs Mury E Rowland, ton, for New: Haven; The Charley (Br), Mab from New York, disg; Sirius (Br), McDonald, for New York, ldg sugar; schrs WG Monoley, Uraun, disg; Hortensia, Larrabee, fom Muchias, do; Nellie Chase, for Newburyport; John Dougtnss, Parker, jayunbo; United States Pilot's Bride, Kidridge; Fauny Fit, Warren; Quoddy, Youn, and Kuight, wig order Ellen (Br), do, ‘Sulled prior to March 12—Brigs M_H Morris (Br), Burnl Hoxton; Isabolitn (Sp), Pensacal: hrs Edwa enton, Miller, Boston; 1: May, Lamson, Newburyport; Maggio Glar (ie), Norwich: Suyan & Annie (Br), Boston. Snaxauat, Maren 3—Sailed, ship Golden State, Delano, New York. Sounanaya, Feb 2—Sailed, bark Emma & Alice, Gibbs, Probolingo. SaMAnANG, Jan 24—Sailed, bark Prisellin (Ger), Bischoff, , Sourabayn (and areived wt N Feb 1); 25th, bri Hall Colum: bia. Brereton Bangkok; 27th, ship Chocoma, Matthews, Sourabaya (and arrived at 3 Feb 1), ‘Sinaarone, Feb 16—In port, bark’ Hero (Ger), Perschke, for New York. St Picen, Mart, March 4—Arrived, sehr Roona Aranel, Carborry, New York: Sth, bark Golden Fleece (Bri, A strong, St Vincent; seurs Humber (Br) W do; Sth, Traveler, Hodyes, ‘alistiaan (Br), Delano, Barbados, to load ork; sehr Lucy May, Vreoman, Jacksonville. March 10, bark Golden Fieoce, Armstrong, for Hott Now York. At Fort de France 10th, schr Mary A Trainor, Austin, from Ja ‘ksonyille. ; puas, March 10—Arrived, brig E H Williams, Mountfort, Ayr (und sailed 13th for Cartons); 12th, bares R Lymun, Pinkbam, Havre (aud walied 13th for Unitea Statos): Aberdeen, Salvage, Demerura; brig Starlight, Tucker, Guaduloups for Sazuaand N of Hattorax: selrs D W Wheeler, Bowman, New York: 1ith, Chay Thompson, Leech, Cape Verds; J’ Coltou (Br), Nuiter, St Kitts (and sailed 17th for St. Domin, Humber (Br), Gillott, St Pierre (and sailed 17th for Turks Island); 14th, bark Muxgie O'Brien (Br). Fleming, Antwerp (and proceeded for Hampton Roads) ; brig Pamlico, Huydon, Troon: 15th, bark Bessie Parkot (Ur), Parker, Liverpool : schra Chas Sawyer, Muller Guadaloupe for sagna and N ot Hatteras; Ralph’ Howe: Heder, Martinigno: Thorens A. Keene, Keene 01 16th, inte Cardigan (ihr), Murchison, Barbados for Bosto 17th; back Elvina, Johnson, Martinique Salied March Toronto Br). Coalti Island to load for New York; Stella Guantanamo and New York: sche How laskhorn, Turks Txtund and Hallfax: 10th, barks Mi ‘Cubs; Nordeap Nor), Osulduon, Pens: : Saint Beds nd: Lord 9 ‘ibe), Watt, do, Churtered—Burk Elvina, for Guantat United States. StJouxs. PR, Mareh 2—Arrived, schrs Killen Perking, Fernandina; Sandolphin, Torbert, Darien; 4t! son, w Yorg; sehr Gettysburu, Brunswick: Sth, brigs John Boyd (Br), Crowell, Bultimor Tith, Mary (Br), Dodge, Suyannah via humacoa; schrs N J Miller, trom Gulati Keoling Bennett, Baltimore. M ke O M Hume, Hume, Humacoa, Sr Jago, March 12—Argived. sche Olive Crosby, Hitehin- ey i 13th, Dark Thomas Brooks, Waugh, New ‘ork. ‘$aGva, March 19—Arrived, barks Cardenas, Harriman, Neuvitas; 8 R Lyinan, Pinkham, 8+ Thomas; 22d, sohr Emma DV Endicott, Curroli, Havana, Suiled 19th, sche Mary Slusman, Chase, Boston; William Marshall, Cain, Baltimore; Samuel MoManemy, Wails, New York; 20th, orig Arctic (Br), Kenthig, S of Hatteras Clonred to 22d, brigs H Houston, Grifia, Baltimore; Glp- sey Queen Br), Morgan, Boston; sebrs Loretto Fish, Bulu- no, do; Addie Jordan, Leavitt, do: © © Colson, Packard, N of Hatteras: Sarali 8 Mardvig, Smith, do, SrJoux, NB, March 24—Sailed (wot urrived), bark Jen- nie Armstrong (Br), ‘Thompson, Cork Qua Cleured 26th, sche Emily and'Jennle, Bernard, Matanzas, Arrived 20th, steamer Dorian (Br), Simithwick, London vin Halifax ‘TROxIt1.0, March 9—Arrived, brig Allee (Br). Montyom- ery, from New York via Turks Island, to load for New York, ‘Trixtpan, March T—Arrived, ries Charlotte Buek, Smith, Kineston ; Oth, Manson, Gurdner, New Yors: sete J M Richardson, Malsbury, Philadetpiita ; 13th, bark Orelilla, Devereux, Kingston; sth, schr W'F Cushing, Cramer, Porto Cabello, Suiled 7th, Drive TM Merritt, Harriman, Boston: Oth, Lord Dufferin (Br), Hniret, Philadelphia. Vicrouta, March 20—Arrived, bark Don Nicolas (Bob, Colvy, Nanaimo for Sun Francisco, leaking. ‘OFAo} ANTWERP, Bensa Ross San Franciseo; Eb 10, Thomus, Culluo. ru, Hibbert, and Sasan M Dadman, Corn. ing, Phitwaelphia, Arrived at Flusaing 16th, Ladwig Heyn, Schmeling, Pas- Sailed, Hermanos, Soronsen, Palermo, F United States. A WCA, Feb 17—In port, hoobuck, Hultman, from Capo Coast Castle. Banuow, March’ 10—Arrived, Adelgunde, Uotgaurd, Pen- sacola, queues, March 15—Arrived, Neckar (#), Willigorod, Now Hannoyor (9), Erdmann, New Orleans, &e. AVEN, Murch 13—Artived ;Cuspiau, Williams, rch 14—Arrived, Marcia © Day, Cates, New Orlos th, Moss Ruse, McNair, Fatache Point, Sailed 15th, Lookout, Nichola, New York, Suilyd fro Pauillue 14th, Buenos ayres, Voisin, San Franclyeo; Formoxe, Simon, Pascagoula, fareh 11--Sailed, Prosperite, for Now rork, Fob 2 ~Arrived, Bonafides, Nivisen, New York, “March 14—Avtived, Viseount Catining, Bulley, Pabellou de Borpravy, Cleared 13th, Sophie Kranz, Dyer, Lisbon; Frank Flint, for Houbays igh, North America, Joyce, ‘Nulitax (and sailed 1ih), Nailed 17th, Donald Forguson, Ross, Singapore. _CumisttaNsasn, Marci 8—Arrived, Aker, Uram, Now ‘ork. Covennacex, March 11—In the roads, Meta, Vanselow, from Pillau for’ New York, Capiz, March 10—Sniled Geo Kingman, Howes, Portland, Me; JU Atkins, Endaur, do; 12th, hve 4, Leonard, Gup- till, Gloue W Drury, Studley, Gloucester, Mass. WCA, Feb W—In port, Wheatland, Miner, trom Weunebab, Dover, March 16—Pussed, Matterhorn, Arey, Pabellon Cu na, Fraser, Dunkirk for janis, Haunburg for ik; Antwerp, Atkinson, Passed ‘16th, Mor Yarmoath; 17th, Drounepa, Maret Greamar, Hendrickson, drickson, dog Mathias, UN Ban Francisco: Aste sailed Lith, Juma, Fauwovrn, March dd t Nuzal to, Hall hur, Hadecek, St N Arrived, Albion, Svensen, Bultl- wiey, Sun Franeise ° Murch 16—Arrived, Carl Gustaf, Lund. e. the roads 14th, Birehvale, Garrett, San Sunderland; Castio Holme,’ Suwie, do for pou! A, ULagsox Dock, March 16—Arrived, Folkvang, Mauve, New York. GLassow, March 13—Arrived, California (s), Ovenstone, 5th, Hansa, Bauer, Wilmingto fh, Trary, Burris, Sandy Hook; Castalia (9), Butler, Mediterranean. Uneksovk, Mareh 16—Arrived, St Elmo, Caffrey bueo. Urnnantan, March 10—Arrived, Gazelié, Dickson, Messina for. HI 4 , ‘Gloured 1h, New Republic, Sugget, Genon, henyowr, Mareh 13— Arrived, Hetios, Hansen, Charleston ; Pernam- 15th, Josbin King, Hamilton, and Hida, Wil: mington, NOz Ursus Minor, Jabtwen, New York, Hann ch 12 Walborg, Hanson, Savan- h 12—Arrived, nah; Kate Mowe, MeNeilly, Portand, ‘Arvived at Cuxbaven Lith, Light of the A) Iguique; 1th, Suevin (a, ‘Brannon, New ¥ Manson, Pabelion de Pier, Havuk, March 14—Arrived, J W Oliver, Lent leans; 1uth, Hannover (), Krdmann, Bremen ford Jeans, #L0a, March 8—Saited, Attila, Roun, Now York, c ickely, Macoto; d Fob 26, City of Cheisea, Goodwin, trom New vadow; urrived Feb 28, Orvie V Drisko, Drisko, from New York; urrived Feb 28, HV Crandall (Br), Wren, from S¢ Audrews; arrived Oth, Norman, Smith, uno H Livenroot, March 15—Artived, Cl Jalloman, Craigie, San Franctan (), Bedive, . Baltimore ; Louise, ta Scotia (9), Halifax; 166th, Cleured Bundy Hook: Wm Buenos Given, Neue Kong ieeoe. Premier, ward D Troop, Mack, 1S oenon. March 14—Atrived. fives, Moller, New York ie ven, ew is 15th, Ne flekerson. Lobos: 16th. Kildosan, Seward. Pe Martha, Lauxer, Witwington, NO; Noreemaes h, Nina Matilda, Fi GP Bt Kites Kuodsciiea freon Urererant: inte); . in (i ef oye rl passed Deal 10th); rod out Ith, Nervid, Ni . for Arrived at ravesoud 17th, Orvur Odd, petro Phile adelphia. Lancaster, March 15—Arrived, Pelvea, Johansen, Do ntieexsorr, March 16—Arrived, San Gustano, Masella, More. r Lert, March 16—Sailed, Wifsta Warf, Hultmann, Balth more. Liakricn, Mrach 15—Arrived, Askoy, Mat euenten. id, Askoy, Marcussen, New 1senpee Marsls 10 -Oaiity falanans er, earaee th, bxeclslor. Eddy, and Tiille Baker, 10 Ne tay era IM ren etre Se iiss, Barc i2—Salled, “Maria, Trapant, Now x4, Murch S—Arrived, J W Bartlett, Bartl rf ooh hw Brae at Phal Barcetone, baat ind Raited uh, Malurajan (9), Stephenson, Now York. Mapvina, Marck 2—Salled, Floretta, Ruggles, Barbados, id, Witd Wave, J mies. do. vig H avurrius, ne. dav Jexraph via Aden)—Arrived, Janet Forbes, Kane, Bast London for Point ae Guile. SARNgHFES, Murch 10—Cloured, “Henry, of nd for 88 jobn, Ni. Navies. March 10—Sajled, Olympla (), Ralf, Messina, we March 15—Arrived, Sappho, Hughes, Hus LyMourit, March 16—Put in, Mary MeKee, Sharp, Ante werp for New York. Vouttann, March 12—Off, HC Sivley, olson, Havre for New York, Penarrit, March 15—Sailed, Geo M Adams, Morrison, Rio Janeiro and Callao, mn}, Volteh, Trae QuxuxsrowN, March 15—B8alled, Grad Se lee; Marinin, Laura, Waterford: Ambfosia, Borresen, Havre; Le Grazie, Megone, Silloth; 16th, Saturn, Forju- London; jol, Nuorup, Cronstadt, LY, Murch 14—Off, Mercurivs, Lyszaard, New York Bi Siuvori, March 14—Arrived, Fratelll Aro A |. Fratettt eco, Arecco, Stxaaroux, Fob 10—Arrived, Kolga, Kjolseth, Bangkok. Sirkea Lior, Fob 22— Arrived, Liberia, Richardsun, New York: 25th, Albert L Butler, Eaton, Boston, In port 27th, Fury, Everett, from Port Praya, qiituo, March 19-Arrived, Trojedniew, Paviotich, Philae jelpitw, ‘TONSBERG, March 1—Sailed, Talisman, Johausen, Pascas vals KeVido, March 10—Sailed, Suoz, New York. Wittrotr, March 14—Aarrivéd, Gipsoy Queen, Moutgom- ory, Bultiuare, Wisman, March 14—Arrived, Union, Fuglestod, New York. Awstzupam, March 16—The wreck ot the John H Kim- ball, American ship, was sold by public’ suction at Harlin. gen on March 14, for wbout £196, CoreNnacex, March 13—The bark Mota, of nwal frown Kouleabota for New York crogn), has pnt in hore eat by fee, She will como into harbor for the purpose of being caulked, but will not haye to discharge. j Mansuittes, March 15—The brig Pradente (Aus), arrived at Gio om this port: was in contact in the roads at that placy with the Annie Fairfax, Amerienu sche, which was at Auclior, aud infleted damaye to thut versal to the extent of ly VortsmoutH, March 17—The Maryland has been floated thix morning with the assistance of dockyard steam pumps; she {ved 13 teet of water in her, and make jut Bix inches per hour. AMERICAN PORTS. ‘ meg tie O, March 20—Arrived, bark Jane A Falken: marx. Honolul BOSTON, March 28—Arrived, ship Southern Cross, aie Ia, 200 Ma ‘Arrived. steamors Glaucus, Benrso, New York: Savannah: Johns Hopkins, Hallett, Penal seo oe aitace pie is stniletnaes riumph (Br), Wood, Melbourne; A ¥ ‘schr Mystic (Br). Maya nes.’ lanneh M Sallod—Steam jaxun, General Whitney; barks T J Southard, Doris Eeahoff, Acacia and brig Peter Roberts. BALTIMORE, March 20—Arrived, steamers Vineland, Rowen, New York; schr George Taulano, Adams, Bay View. Cloured—Steamer John W Garrott, Foster, New York; barks Wm Owen (ir), Brown, Newry: Funchon (Br), Guin, Cork; Giuila (ita, Trapani, Londonderry; drigs Missiatppl (Be), Murchait, Demerara; Amerienn Union, Coiling, Natilla Kiver; senrs’ Jamos B Gordon, Ghamplu Aspinwall: John A Griftin, Foster, Joesey City; Aldin Dennison, Boston: MC Lyon, Young, do. ‘Also cloared, steamers William Crane, Howes, Boston; America, Biilips, :avannuh; Falcon, Kirby, Charieston; George H Stout. Pierce, Newbern, NO; bark Einelio, Valle, Drogheda, Ireland: brig CS Packard, Armabury, Havana Sulled—Steamer Nova Scotian; barks Mida, Bertha Rued. brigy Romance, Atnorican Union, Cleared — Buell, Trojan, Chartesto , Drisko, Matanzas; iss Macel 27—Arrived, bark J W Holm (Br), Holmes, Lives ‘Suiled—Burk Stanley (Nor), Furst, United Kingdom. CHARLESTON, March 20—Arrived, steamers Virginia, Philadolphy vert, Bultimore; sclirs White Sea, Phila: deiphia; Mary If Hund, do, ‘Of the port —Ship Richard 111, Hubbard, from Liverpool, jon Gull, Bultimoro: bark Ragan (N brig Aneroid (Br), McArthur, N March 24—Arrived, bark Odd (Nor), Mortesen, Barks Ferdinand (Ger), Kramp; Herlinger Ttal). x EDGARTOWN. March 26—Off, schr Chas G Willard, Wal. lace, from Philadelphia for Portland. * In'port—Schr Leonessa, Achorn, from Charleston tor Portsmouth. FORTRESS MONROE, March 20—Sailed, ship Southern Ne @ (Nor), Har mon, Haitimore ; Nori bark Kong 5 quidneck, Johnzon, 40, Pasod in 6 AM, 29—Steamor Nurnberg (Gor), Jaeger, Bromen tor Baltimore. Passed out—Barks Admiral (Nor), and Thor (Nor), for sown; detsola (Rus), for Mull: S fo Dock; Rosette Padre, tor Cor! fh (Hr), und Prindsesve Loulye (Nor), for Belfast (all n Baltiinore), KY WEST, March 29—Arrived, ships Hamnton Court (Ger), Kruse, Bremen; Cambridge (Hr), Hill, Liverpool. PREEPORT, March 21—Salled, bark Grace Roberts, Ol- sen, Sun Franciac MOUILE, March 29--Clearod, bark Bello (Br), Putter: son, NE Liverpool. W ORLEANS, March 29—Cleared, stoamors Now York, ricky New York: San Juciuto (Br), Hicker, Rouen: barks Monarle (on; Halvorsen, Havre; Dox Hermance ), Castany, Bareelon: Pisses Murch 20—-Salled, stexmer Uudson; barks Jose Ameil Hy) FJ McLelian; sehr A Dentke, ‘NORFULK, March 27—Arrived, sehr Ida V McOnbo, Pickup, North Carolina tor Baltimore NEWPORT, March 28—Arrived, schrs Robecca & Harriet Hawkins, Somerset, for New York; Sallie W Ponder, Lin colu, Taunton, for do. NAHM LONDON, March 23-—Salled, sche Mary Stowe, fo ew Yorks PORT MADISON, March 21—Sailed, bark Northwest, Farnham, San Frandisco, T BLAKKLY, Murch 21—Sailed, bark Remijio (Bol), Windrew, New Caledonia, PIILLADELPULA, March 20—Arrived, steamor Sarah Grumley, New York; bark Impiro (Br», Pulton, scbrs Douglass Haynes, Adams, Newoll, Washington; Adeline axter, singer. B Cleared—Stoamers City of Limerick (Br), Loch erpool, Beverly, W jew York; Murctant (Itul)," Berlzn neenstown ; brig Julie (Nor), dR Bryant, Thompson, Boston} ‘Lewes, Del, Mar Holjes, Uremou, for orders. =1 FM 20th. shin Martha Cobb for Bangor, March 27—Arrived, sehr Fost Boy, Thomp d tor New York. rod -ehe Franconia, Leavitt, Cedar Keys. 24th —Oleured, sehrs, Edwin I Morrivon, Alexandriag rina, stenmer Scandinavian (Br), Watts, Liver: tnx. Cian chr Julia A Ward, Aloxandria, PROVIDENCE, March 28—Arcived, steamer Catharine Whiting, Naurding, Philadelphia, Schr liza 1b Beard (Br), Ferguson, St Joho, w York. Sailod- steamer George Apvoht, Loveland, Boston; schrs lina B Emery. Wieks, Philulelphing Charles Dennis, Jef, ferson, Now Yor <: Chiries W Morva, Marr, Now York; B rd, Sponcer, New Wilson, Clark, New York ;WoW Brai 27—Arrivod, bark Tarpeian JC York. HICAMOND, Mure! pity Poin Cratts, Greely, Rockland. ‘or Builed—Sehr Convoy, French, New York vie Osborno’s Landing, SAN FRANCISCO, March 21—Arrived, schr Isabel, Riche ards, Apia. ‘Cloared—Ships National (Fo), Mazon, Manila: Compta (Br), Hart, Burrard Ink Suitod—Bark Beattle, eth, 1 PM ee Australia (Br), Cargill, Sydney, NSW. With—-Cleared, ship Duke of Athol (Br), Peebles, Queens town. ‘ST AUGUSTINE, Fla, Mare 27—Arrived, sehr W H Card, Foie, New York MAVANN.liy March 20—Arrived, schr Waltor Palmer, Me: ark Hetty, Nordenhalse, Baltimore; schra Etta & Jose, Bunker, Fernandina; WL Elkins, Ludlam, Branswiek, bark Kathe Ny March 27—Arrived, schr Snow Storm, Berry, Charleston. 2oth—Cleared, bark Falken (Nor), Christiansen, Glas w, *WoOn's HOLE, March 25—Sailod, sob R Kirk, B bev, Richmond, Va. 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