The New York Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1877, Page 10

ingl THE A Day Amid the Ruins of the Southern Hotel. REMNANTS OF TWO BODIES FOUND Evidences for Identification Dis- covered. THE MISSING SERVANT GIRLS. Stories of Narrow Escapes and Acts of Heroism. REVISED LIST OF THE DEAD. [wr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Sr. Louis, April 13, 1877. ‘Tho search for bodies inthe ruins of the Southern Hotel has continued during the entire day, but very slowly, on account of the hot condition of the débris. At seven o'clock this morning a body was unearthed, but so badly burned that its recognition was impossi- ble, All the face and two-thirds of the upper portion of the head were burned entirely away. The arms e burned .off to the elbows, and the lower lmbs were so crisp that they feil into blackened ashes when the body was picked up Enough of tbe breast remaimed, however, to prove that the body was that of a woman, but only this, as there was no clothing about it to assist in the identification. Accloth was procured and thrown over the romains, which were then conveyed to the Morgue, where they now are. A quantity of remnants of clothing was founa all around the body, but none of the badly burned apparel belonged to a female, The body of a man was subsequently discovered about five fect from the body of tho woman, and the bodies wero identified as those of H, J. Clark and wile, of North Adains, Mass, KVIDENCES POR IDENTIFICATION, ‘There were portions of two fine white shirts and handsome night shirt, and a small pieco of a white vest, Within a foot of where tho body lay ao fine linen handkerchief with a blue border was found. In one of the corners were the initials “J, C. N.'? in-wrought with the silk. The bandkerchiof was folded, and has fdur or five boles burned in the folds. In addition to the rem- nants of clothing alluded to a letter was also found lying very close to the body, which may possibly aid In the identification. The letter was written on a sheet of paper, having the lottcr head of the National Photo- graphers’ Association, addressed to W. J. Berryam, of ew York, aud signed by James H. Fitzgibbon, the photographer of thiscity, The jetter includes a request to deliver a picture of G. V. Brooke as Richard IIL to. Mr. B. on the payment of $7 due. THK MISSING EMPLOY RS. Charles W. Sheppard, one of the proprietors of the hotel, gives it as his opinion that none of the em- Ployés of the house, excepting those heretofore ro- ported, were killed. About twenty of them are still @bdaccounted for, but it is believed that they are alive, and are either with friends in remote parts of the city br have left town, Of tho guests thirty-eight have hot reported, but the reasonable presumption is that most of them left the city the day following the fire or have since departed, REMAINS OF MR, GOULEY, The remains 0! George Frank Gouley, Grand Masonic Secretary, were removed to the Grand Lodge room, in Masonic Hail, this noon, where they will lie in state untli Sunday, when the funcral will take place, Ex- tensive preparations are being made for this event, Numerous delegations of Masons from this State ana surrounding States will participate in the ceremonies, The body of Mrs. W. C. Stewart will be taken to Syra- cuse, N. ¥., her former home, for burial, THE DEATH List. To relieve the auxicty which seems to prevail in some sections of the country respecting how mapy and who were killed on the night of the fire, or may since have died, the death list is reported as follows;— Rev. a. R, Adams, of England, George Frank Gouley. Henry Hazen. Mrs, W. 8. Stewart, Charles Tienau. Andrew Litman, Hi. J. Clark and wife, Kate Reitly, Kate Dolan, Mary Moran. Wiiliam Felix Munster, of England, who committed scicide under derangement brought on by intense ex- citement, There aro two or three others who had Jegs broken or were otherwise more or less burt, but the above list comprises ail who are known to have been killed, and tt 1s not believed by any one who is intelligently familiar with the circum. stances that this number will be materially increased.” LIST OF MISSING GUESTS. The following guests in the hotel on tho night of the fire are still unaccounted for. If the list should meet be eye of any one mentioned he will relieve a great anxiety felt here by telegraphing Breslin, Darling & Co., proprietors of the hotel, that he Is sale; — F. F. Brown, Georgetown, A. Chushian, Cairo, E. A. Henning, New Yerk, B, Hall, Providence. S. B. Keavy, New York. H, Loebey, Indianapolis. M. W. Latsom, Indianapolis, W. S. Monroe, New York. D. W, Marshall, Cleveland, H. 8, Porter, Indianapolie. Adolph Schiewind, New York. J. H. Weston, Wiscousin, J.B, Lutiey, New York. A. Willoughby, Philadetphia, : These names may notall bo entirely accurate, but they are believed to be nearly so, MISS WICLELLAN IMPROVING, Miss Frankie McClellan, the actress, who was so dan- gerously injured by falling, is improving rapidly, though it will be some weeks betore she is able to re- suine her place in the Olympte stock company. Stas Rose Osborn aud Marion Clifton have both re- Covered from their nervous prostration and are on the Olympic boards again, ‘TUK CORONER'S INVESTIGATION. ‘The Coroner has selected six well known and respon- Bible citizens, who will serve as tis jury, and he will © vegin bis investigation on Monday next, CONDITION OF Mi SCOTT, Notwithstanding the report that Mrs Scott, the otber-in-law of Mr. A. tilsiuun, was killed by talling * from a tourth story window, the vid lady ts still alive aiid gives promise this morning of recovery. She is at the residence of Mr. Phillippi, on Catalpastreet. in this councetiva tt is proper to relate the circumstances of the death of Mr. A. Kilsman, the escape of his wile GT LOUIS RR | Bnd tho sccideut to Mrs Scott, and by so doing give | fredit 10 a gentienan who risked his life to save that Of strangers. HONOR TO THE BRAVE. When t Jarm of fire was given Sir, Ernest Argo, of No, 1,006 Washington avenue, was playing biluarus ) tm whe Laclede Hotel A second and generay aiarm being sounded, be went out into the Biredt to sco where the fire was, Looking “down Fifth strect bo at ouce saw that the ‘ _ peovised rope flames were devouring the Southern, Without stop. fog a moment he rushed to the scene, and assisted in Puising the first ladder to the third story of the Walnut © gtreet front, At this time Mr. Eiusman and his tamily © were at the windows of their room oo the fourth floor erying for help. Although the ladder referred to only bird door Mr, Argo ascended to tho top and crawied in at the third story Window, and, leaning directed Mr. Kinsman what to do. It was by Mr. jrection that Mr. Kinsman split the sheets of the bed and tied them together, by which Mr, Eingman swung down, while Mr. Argo atvempted to catch him 40 bis arms while sliding dowa the sheeis, The im- parted, and Mr, Kinsman shot by Mr, SE Gt. EARS ies ela NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. argo in bis descent ana wes dashed to pieces on the pavement Mrs, Scott was the next to descend by tho part of the sheet rope yet remaining, and when getting to the end she dropped throvgh the arms of Mr. Argo, tearing bis icf hand badiy, ib is sup poxea by her nails, aod teil to the pave- ment, Fortunately she was pot killed, but sustained severe cut on the left side of ber head and was badly bruised, The next and last persgn to take such a terrible risk was Mrs. Kinsman. Ste bad seen both ber mother and husband {ali through the arms of Mr. Argo to the pavement, tty tees below, but yer she never hesitated. Seizing’ the treacherous sheets sho climbed curelully out of the window and, with great fortitude, shd gown until she reached the end. Mr. Argy then cried out:— “Let go and | wiil catch you.’? Mrs, Einaman sropned when tbe word was given, and Argo, by & heroic effort, succeeded in catcbiug ber in his arms and drow her :nto tue room, which was at this ‘ime breaking out with flames. He then carried her down the ladder. both reaching the ground uainjured. THE HAD WAITKR SAFE. It bas been reported up to jas: ning that Charles Ketnicht, who was employed as head waiter at the hotel, was missing und had undoubtediy perished in tne Last night, however, Joba O'Donuell, who had served asa private waiter, informed Mr, Svetsva that he baa met Keinicht yesterday afternoon, who told him that he was gotug down to Frenchtown information ts reliable, and Ketpicht!s therefore among the saved, IMPORTANT PAPERS RECOVERED, About eleven o'clock the Skinver fire eseape was raised to the third floor on the Walnut street front, for the purpose of looking after the effects of 3. Hy Rhodes, Insurance Commissioner ot Mussachusetts, and the firemen soon recovered bis trunk and valise, together with a lot of vuluable insurance papers, Mr. Rhodes informed a reporter that he bad been here for some time attending the investigation of the cou- dition of the Lite Association of America, and that tue Papers recovered were of great value in that mutter, He said he experienced no uifficulty in making bis es cape but quietly followed a number of ladies to the Filth street entrance, and walked out on terra trma just as the engines were arriving ou Fifth stroet, He ‘was hot awakened by any alarm in the office but by the Screams of the women. He thought at tho time he left the building the lifemen would be able to control the fire, PROPERTY VOUND UNINJURED. A lot of furniture, consisting of chairs, tables, mir- rors, &¢., were taken out ol Mr, Rhodes’ room alr his trunk was gotten out, A short ludder was run up to the rooms un the secoud floor about the same time wow a large picture of KR, K, Woods and General P, M. G. Young, of Georgia, were taken down tu salety. MEMORANDUM BOOK FOUND, A memorandum book was taken from tho debris this morning, Which contuined a number of entries re- ferring lo repair necesvary and supplies Wanted at | various points along the live of the lilinow Central Railroad, On the tly leaf was the following entry :— “WW. R, Arthur, Superimendent, Chicago Division, Ulinois Central Raiiway, October 1, 1888.” Accompanying the 000k was a half size photograph, taken by &. W, Sawyer, urtist, No, 24 Washington street, Chicago, of a five looking nan of middle axe, with ligbt bair, brushed buck irom the temples and rather scant on the (op, sbort side whiskers, no beard on chin, Chief Sexton took charge ot the eflects, SAPKE RECOVERED, ; The sate belonging tothe irou Mountain Raijlroac Company was recovered ut elevea o'clock to-day, ‘The contents, Which consisted of $400 in cush, some deeds and $15,000 worth of railroad Uckets, Were uninjured, though the safe was badly warped. ESCAPE OF PROEESSOR KERS AND WIFE, One ol tho narrowest escapes trom death was that of J. Hi. Kees, of New York, bis wite aud two ds, They occupied apartments oa the Fourth streot of the sixth floor, At ubout two. A.M. Mrs, Rees was awakened by heart-rending shrieks, and, rousing ber busband, the couple endeav- cored to muke their way througi the ball, Driven back by suffocating smoke and intense heat, they re-enterod therr roo.n, closed the door aud Veutuiator, and rushed to the window. No help was im eight, aud us they made a second attempt to escape by the door the two chambermaids rushed frauticully in with their heads covered, saying that egress by that route was cut ofl, it being impossible to reach the stairs, All tour again rushed to tue Window for wir, (be room by this tumy being flied with smoke Mrs, Rees and one of the girls tamted, but recovered, When all hope bad been abondoned the Skinuer ure escape hove in mgnt, It was raised very slowly, but the fremen succeeded in ascending und rescaimg geverul persous from the filth floor, including one man, who bud let bim- self down trom the story ubove by means ol sheets Ued together, After these were saved the ludder was moved very slowly Into position for the people on Wwe sixth floor, but it only reached as ugh as the windows below, and it was several feet trom the wall, A rope was finally thrown to the Rees window, and a freman, avery brave fellow, was hauled up, Mz. Rees was then let down to the window ledze below. His wile followed, and she was supported on the hurrow ‘ledge unul another fireman, Ed, Thorn, urrived aud ussisted in swinging her to the ladder, This brave man carried the woman who was weak and sick down part of the way. His strength abandoning bim she clung to bis back until additional agsisiance arrived, Professor Rees remained on the fifth story window ledge until bots maids were lowered to tho sidewalk by means of ropes thed around their wa'sts, The women behaved adnur- ably, keeping perfectly quiet and betraying uo alarm, Had it not been for their presence of mind it would not e been possibie tor the firemen Thorn and Kirk to gave them. While the second chumbermaid was being Jowered the rope slipped aud caught Mr, Recs around the neck. Had not the womau reached the ground at that instant the Prolessor would bave been uragged down toa horrible death. He succeeded in freeimyg himseit, however, and Jumped in safety to the ladder, descend- ing preceded by Thorn, who succeeded in supporting him. BRAVE FIREMEN. Whatever fault muy be found with the Fire Depart- ment, the herovs, Thoru and Kirk, and especially te former, deserve great credit for their bravery. Had it not veen for them at least four e irightiul deaths would be recorded, Mr, Rees states that no ularm was given in te part of the vuilding in which bis Jamily was located. He and bis wie are being d for by Mr. and Mra. J, C, Cabot, oid frienus, at No, 2,113 Pine street. A very few seconds alter this lucky quartet had descended im gatcty the walis on the Fourtn stroct sive tell in. The body of the woman Kate Dolan is still lying un- claimed at the Morgue. lt isin a plain cofin, aud it not calied for vy trients or reiatives wili be buried by the city or by the proprietors of ‘the hotel. The body of the Rey, Jono Adains was taken from the Morgue on Wednesday vy the Episcopal ciergy. The Coroner received a telegram (his mornmy from Coffin, Wilson & Co, Knoxville, Venn., muking in- quiry as to the safety’ of 3. K, Wilson, ‘The name 1s uot in the list of saved. ANOTHER BODY FOUND, This evening about tour o'clock the fragments of a body were 1ound near the main entrance. fhe remains were so charred by the tire as to be thoroughly un- recognizable, but a watch found near vy makes 11 probue ble that they are those of H. 5, Adums, BAD ARRANGEMENTS. There {s no doubt now that the delay in arousing the guests in the hotel was due to deficient arrangements at the office in the Jower story, The annuncintor—a contrivance for alarming inmates in case ct daoger— was out of repair, aud owing to this they were only ned by the noise outside or the kicking in of doors by watchmen aud the firemen who tirst arrivell. LOCAL FIREs. Tho first floor of the turce stury frame building No, 299 Tenth avenue, owned and occupied by Catharine Gunning, caught fire yesterday and was damaged tothe amount of $1,000, A Gre occurred Jast night on the second floor of the three story brick building No, 202 Church street, occupied by Henry Hart as a gentice men’s ‘urnishing goods store, 1t was damaged to the amount of $1,500 On the third floor 5. Danio. berg had nis underwear salesroom, which was damaged by water to tne extent of $250. A sight loss was ous- ned On the buliding OBITUARY. MRS. MARY C, KINNEY, Mrs, Mary Cogawell Kinney died at ier residence in Washington, D. C., on the 7th of April, in the wixty- second year of herage, She was a well known and higuly esteemed lady. She was the eldest daughter of the lute Rev. Dr. Cogswell, of New Jerse, nud his fest wite, Elizabeth Abbot. On both sides rhe was de- scended trom two of the oldest famihes in New Eng- land, her father’s aucesiors having settied at Ipswich, Mags, in 1 and ber mother’s, the Abbots, tp 1643 in Anuover, ju Which town the seminary was richly en- duwed by ber great-rrandfather. Mrs, Kinney was educated in New York, where she bas ever since chuelly ved, but parsed the lust sixteen winters in Wash- ingen, occupying & prominent posiion im the vest suciety of both cities, She was a Coristian lady, alike beautiful in mind aud person, and wus Characterized by great benevolence. Her funeral was atiended b; large assemblage of (he most distinguished ple of Wasiington, anu a jong line of private Tinges aceumpauied ber to her last resting piace, in Oaklill Cemetery, Georgetown. ‘The Rev. Dr. Paret, ol the Provesiaut Episcopal Church, officiated. Mri Kinney, who survived ber busbaud, Frankiin S, Kine ney, apd who was the owner of the Albemarle Hove, lenves five sons and one daughter, This indy lives in Europe, baving married Count Gianott, aide-de-camp to Prince Humbert, heir to the throne af lialy, DANGEROUS THOROUGHFARE, A Within twenty-four hours tour persons residing on | Springfleld avenue, Newark, bave met with accidenis | While drive | AL different points, aud cach broke a leg. ing « wagon Mr, Charles Uirich, of No, 80 Springtield avenue, tad a leg broken, His horse reared and kicked the limb mtwo, Louis Aurnbammer, of No 102 Springiield avenue, fell down staira at his home and broke tis leg. Dr. Henry Koi an, Of No, 241 Npringlield avenue, met with # situitar accident aud & Like result, Theodure Felovarg, of No. 118 Springtield uvenue, fell (rom the of St, John’s Church, Orange, on Thursday, the distance being forty-five feet, He bad a jegand an arm broken. He was other wise severely injured. It is thought he wiil survive, THE SPORT OF THE TIDE, ‘The Vody of Michael Whalen, an oiler on board the Charieston steamers, Was found yesterday by two men grappling at the end of pier 11, East River. He is supposed to have fallen overbourd, though sowe of bis triends hivt at foul pla: | HEAVY STORM IN SOUTH CAROLINA. CUARLESTON, April 15, 1877. The heaviest wind and rain storm known since 1354 has prevailed here during the past twenty-four hours. damage to shipping so far is slight, ‘ue tide 1s very high, and much of the lower portion of the city is sub- merged. Ali railroad trains have stopped in conse- quence of damage to tracks, INJURY TO CRoPa. Accounts from all sections of the interior give gloomy reports of the planting prospects. The cold cessive rains of the past two weeks have a work of the plante: and it 18 feared that to-day’s storm, which was general throughout the State, has inflicted serious injury, LAKE NAVIGATION. Poixr St. IGxack, Mich,, April 18, 1877. The ice began to shove through the Straits of Mackinac at holf-past three P, M. with a light south breeze. The wind is increasing, and it is thought a boat can pass through in « low days, ICE IN THE SIRAITS OF MACKINAC, Derxorr, Mich,, April 13, 1877. A despatch from Point st. Ignace says:—‘ ‘The ice is in such a condition that a west or southwest wind would drive it through this passage’? MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. War Derartaayt, Opsick OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL Sarees} Wasiinctos, April ld—] A. M. Indications, For New England and the Middle States, clear or fair weather 1m the interior, and threatening weathor, with | Fai or snow on the coast, cold northeasterly to north- westerly winds and falling barometer, For the South Atlantic States, rain, followed in the southern portions by clesring and slightly warmer weather, northerly to westerly winds and rising barometer, For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, northeast to northwest winds, clear or fair weather, shght changes in teinperature, and in tho eastern por- tions rising barometer, Forthe lake region, northeast to southeast winds and slightly warmer, clear or fair weather, with stationary or slowly falling barometer, For the Upper Mississippi aad Lower Mirsourt val- leys, easterly to southerly winds, and warmer, partly cloudy weather, with falling barometer during the day. The Mississippi River will rise between Cairo and Vicksburg; it 1s two inches above the danger line at Cairo, three feet and four taches below it at Memphis, | one foot and four inches below it at Helena, and two feet tour inches below it at Vicksburg, Tne Ten- nessee will rise above Decatur, Cautionary signals continue at St, Mark’s, Key West, Jacksonville, Tybee Island, Savanoub, Charleston, Smithville, Wilmington, Lookout, Hatteras, Kiuy Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfoik, Baitimore, Cupe May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook and New York, and are ordered for New Haven, New London, Wood’s Hole, Boston and Thatcher’s Island, THE WEATHER YESTERDAY, The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of lust ycar, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudout’s pharmacy, Heracp Building :— 1s’ 1876. 1877. 9 4 Pt Average temperature for corresponding date las! year... aeeee 52% ‘FOREST FIRES. Roxvovr, N. ¥., April 23, 1877. Fires are raging in the woods in this vicinity, on Stony Hill; six miles from this city, An area of ten square miles has been burned over, The house of Goorge Vardy, on Gallows Hill, was destroyed, with its coutents, The family barely escaped with their hves, By the earvest efforts of ull the men in the vicinity the flames were beaten back from the settlement, but aro } sUll raging in the woods, and. unless heavy rain comes soon the destruction will be xreat. Owing to the ro- cont dry weather the underbrush burns like tinder, and the fire spreads with great rapidity. Several other smaller Gres are reported, LIBERAL CLUB ELECTION. The annual meeting of the Liberal Club was held last night at Science Hall, No, 141 Eighth street, with the following result:—President, Simon Sterne; Re- cording Secretary, Damel T. Gardner; Corresponding Secretary, Charies Sotheran; Treasurer, James M. McKinlay; First Vico President, Stephen S. Nash; Second Vice President, Joun H. Johnston; Third Vico President, R. T. Hallock, M D.; Trustees-at-Large, J. K. H. Willcox, P, H. Van Dor Weyde, M. D., and R, A. Gunn, M.D, YOUTHFUL HIGHWAYMEN. Jobn Hayes, nino years old; Joseph Ryan, thirteen years old, and Michael Kennedy, seven years old, knocked down a boy named Schmidt, living on Union Hill, near the Hoboken ferry, yesterday, and emptied his ‘pockets of all bis capital, which was a lew cents. Tho “highwaymen” were captured, and will be brought before Recorder Bohnsted, of Hoboken, this morning. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NKW YORK POR THE MONTHS OF AVRIL AND MAY, | Suis | Destination) Broadway Browway Broadway bowling Green isronawny Livernool .|iavre.. yerpoul Londen Montana, | St Laurent. Algerii Greeve Suevia Hamourg. Browaway | state of Tndiana. Nrowaway | Germanie...... roadway City of Brussels Ethiopla.. Mui Broadway Broadway 4 Bowling Green 81 Broadway; Liverpool.) Hambure. sdriatic rondwny Bolivia Bowling Green M .|Bremen,.. |2 Rowling Greew {juiverpool../68 Broadway Rotterdam 150 Broadway Wieland | Ham burs Broadway Stare or V1 Gu Broadway s Broaaw Bow! g Green Moon sets.......eve 8 U6 seve 10 49 | PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 13, 1877, ARRI v A Ls. REPORTED BY THE NERALD xT WHITESTONE TH M YACHTS AND HERALD % wl April Sand s to Kd Cortis, er stown ed at sunay livok Quee © experienced stiong westerly gules: latter part stro = with!s sner City of Houston, Eldrid:e 6 veston April 4 Key West with mdse and passengers to C Ma- eo, April TO, off Hatteras, bad « tivavy NE give, agtiiu 0) how Steamer Algiers, Hawthorn, New Orleans 7 days, with | mdse to Kovert& Mocvan. Had ueavy NWoand <i gales, . confused sea, trom Florida to Hatweras; trou NE winds; April 18, lat 38, loa %5 10, ay an bark Auguste, bound north. eaner Agnes, Suiish, PAlladsiphia, with mdse to Bor & Morvan Tovy, Liverpool 44 days, in ballast to ’ Tiiothy Healy, seaman, wiitie reef A furetopsuil, fell to the deck and tue th | Kliled: Mth, had # heavy gale and shipped « heavy sea, which knocked Cluries Weesels, thi mate, Agwinat the breaging his 1 8 for San Franciseo) ; 2) Westmoreland (se), from ‘Philadelphia tor Barbados; April 6, lat 33 10, bark Catharine (Swed) trom New Ovleaus for Ant tou 3.02, bark Adu (Br). from Ant ee werp for Bark is 1 Messel, Liverpoo! 50 days, with mdse Bark Truro (Hr), durris, Glasgow March 15. in ballast, to IF Whitney & Co. Is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Ottawa (Nor), Thy ce Hin Jan 26, in ballast to Henham & Boyeson. Is anchored at Sandy Hook for rk Soren Berner (Nor), Queenstown, in ballast, to of for orders, muda March in wan & Son. Had heavy nel, was 10 days orth wesrerly gales oft Kesteras with Considerable aamage wax done to wharves, but the | wos Instantly: | northerly gales; Feb 26, lat 92, lon 27 Maria (4p), from Liverpool for Demerara, Bark Li Jackson, Marwicw, Huunillos via Ham, Roads 126 davy, with vuaue to Hobson, Hurtardo & | to Brett, Son & © v Foased Capo Horn Jan 14 and cromed the Eqastor March 1, in Jon 32: had light SE trades from iat 23.5 to lon light NE trades to the Gulf Stream, afterward | ts ther, Bark Blanche + thas Buenos Ayres 54 days, with hides and wool to KW’ Ropes; vs essel to Miller & Houghton. Crossed the Equator March 18, in lon 30; had tine weaths Bark Adolpi (Ger), Hendricksen, Rio Juneiro 59 a with coffee to G Amsinek & Co 3 veansl to © Tobias & ¢ Crossed the Equator Mareh 13, in lon 35; had the NE trades to lat 25: thence NE and NW gales, Burk Lizsie Merry, Keazer, Matanzas March 29, with sugar to BF Metcalf & Co, frie & Burgess, NeBriae, Liv to OW Bertaax, muda, bh hi pool 43 days, in ballast, Had fine weather; was 7 days W of Ber- herwood. (81), Fa susur to Youngs, Smith & Co: Was 0 days © of Hat i Clark, man & « vet to Je ‘0. from Saudy Hook, took a heavy gale, and was ack 9 niles, ‘Sehr Ruth Darling, Swazey, Cardenas March 25, via Dela ware BreakwaterApril 11, with molasses to 5 & W Wels vessel to Jas ard & Co, ‘sehr Charlotte Jame: lumber to H P Brown, Sehr John Somes, Ronds 27 days, with lumber to Bppinger, Russell & Co; vessel to A Mudwett, Schr Dani ras. pans 20 days, with Matai ite PL Nevius & Son. a, Sehr Emma White, Gellott, Virginia, wich JE Sanford. Bray, Philadelphia for Portsmouth, Putin tor a harbor, "EC Babcock, Treen, Phitadeiphia tor Providence -, Philadelphia for Portsmouth, » for a harbor. r Clara E Ro: Fut iu for « harbor. VYASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. ae City ot New Bedord, Fish, New Bedford for Young. Providence for New Yorr. ie, Ewing, New London and Norwich for Net Yor! chr Vascello (Br), Morrison, Londonderry, NS, for New ‘ork. Sehr NM Nichola, Robinvon, Machias for New York. Sehr West Wind Tracy, Boston tor New York. Sehr Ney, Baker, ball River for New York. Schr Mediator, Duvis, Fall River for New York. Sehr DC Foster, Henry, rd for New York. Sehr Sallie Chi Trefert Taunton tor New York, Rehr Ida, Dee , Taunton for New York. Sehr B H Jones, Jones, Providence tor New York. Sehr Mary Tice, Dunham, Providence for Sehr WH Darling, Everett, Pi Rehr Alida, Ilazzard, Providence tor New Sehr John Manlove, Lincoln, Providence for New York. Schr Surge, Warwick, Providence for New York. Schr FS Tyler, Parker, Pawtucket for New York. dehr 8 B Franklin, Grifing, Providence for ’hiladetphia, Sehr Dwight Davidsou, Freeman, Warren, RI, tor Now Ea Z Hay, Lyon: Sebr Silas Wright, Murt, Northport tor New York. Schr Mary Odell, Quell, Gloncester, on @ southern Ashing cruise. BOUND EAST, Steamer John Bramall (Br), Newington, New York for New Havon, r Albatross, Davis, New York for Fal! River, er Deluware, Smith, New York tor Norwich, MC Haskell, Haskell, New York for Portland, Me. Idwho, Jameson, New’ York tor Rockland. Schr Geo P Trigg, w York tor Gloucester. Schr Win L Peck, Bunce, Now York for Cold 5} hebr Marietta Smith, Prescott, New York | Sehr Authony Burton, Johnson, Now York tor tacket. sehr Challenge, Terry, N sebr tisten, Stn! Brig Sehr ort. aw for Greenporl, ‘ork for Millstone Point. Wm H Bowen, J; jew York tor Providence, Sehr Durt, Campbell, New York for Stamford, Scr Sallid W Ponder, Thrasher, New York for Tanoton, Schr Ruode Island, smith, New York tor Sag Harbor, Sehr Annie Chase, Gibson, New York for Stoniuzton, Schr Hannah E Brown, ‘Sackett, New York for Provi- dence. ‘Schr Henry Webster, Now York for Providence, Schr Belle & Hull, Brush, Hoboken for Providence, Schr W O Trish, Tirrelt, Hoboken for Providence, Schr Sarat Purves, Lisle, Hoboken for Providence, rehr Black Diamond, Young, Weehawken for Pawtuel Sehr J G Fell, Nickerson. Port Johnson for Somerse Schr Loduskia, T hy, Port Johnson for Provi che Sparkl Bort Johnson for New Sehr Geu ad, Port Johnson for Halt Schr b M-Weils, Hishop, Port Johnson for Madi a colt Kate Kullihun, Horton, Hort Jonson tor N on. a Schr F G Warner, Dickinson, Port Johnson for Provi- fe C0. chr Bela Peck, Avery, Port Johnson for New London. chr Eliza Pharo, Watson, Mort Johnson tor Providence Schr David V strenker, Garrison, Amboy for Boston, Sehr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Amboy for Portchester, chr Eliza Ann, Mayo, Ambuy for i, wich, ir Peerless, Wilson, Amboy for Wickford, Sehr Cora, Amboy for Chester, Ct. Sehr Adele cia, Ellivtt. Amboy tor Norwich. Nebr Angler, Besse, Ambuy for New Bedford, A Sehr Ann Eliza, Kelly, Tungier Sound, Va, for Provi- lence. ‘Ncht Pocasyett, Racket, Richmond for Boston, Schr Frank Turner, Turner, Virginia for New Haven. Schr Freddie W Alton, Virzinia for New Haven, Schr Ruth Thomas, Hodzkins, Newcastle, Del, for North- 1, Ll, “sehr Niarshal O Wells, Chase, Philadolphia for Green- t. Pexehr Robin Hood, Wicks, Philadelphia for New Haven. Sehr Katie J Hoyt, Heaney, Philadelphia for Norwich, CLEARED, Steamer John Bramall (iin), Evans, Constantinople via New Have Arkell, Tufts & Co Steamer Alps (Br, Williams, Port au Prince, Savauilla, erace Tybee, Kuchl, St Domingo City, Port au PI ‘Steamer Tybee, Kuehl, St Domingo City, Port au Platte, &e~Win P Clyde & Co. ‘Steamer City of New York, Timmerman, Havana—F Alex- andre & Sons. tenner City of Austin, Stevens, Fermandina—C H Mallory Co. Steamer F W Brune, Foster. Baltimore—Wm Dalzell. Steamer A U Stimers, Wi . Philadelphia—Jas Hand. inie H smith, Bartlett, sydaey, NSW—R W Cam- = Stetson, Moore, Londou—Grinnell, Minturn & n Franciseo—Sutton & Co, och Calensta, jaugor, Me—Vernon H Brown & iurk Margherita Galatola (Ital), Lubrano, Liverpool— Funeh, Edye & ©. Sark Gisele (Ltal), Digomudo, London—Funch, Edye & Co. inte Yabas (Br), Stafford, Dandalk, Peabody, Willis Bark Mandarin (Nor), Olsen, Cork for ord Louts Te- tens. Turk Homeward Bound, Merryman, Dunkirk (France)— Curver & Barnes, ‘ pices Syringa (Br), Payson, St John, NB—Blakslee & wel ello (Br), Roynolds, Doboy, Ga—J W Parber & Co, Brig Leonora, Blood, Cronstadt—Swan & Son, Brig Ivaubow (Be), Kirkpatrick, Santauder—J F Whitney ark Co. itie;Mauilde (lta, Marosen, Lishon (Portazal)—Fanch, a Co, Veig Surlectto (Ital), Romano, Bari (Italy) for orders— hauncey, tis, Spalekhaver, Williamstadt (Curacoa)—Do- vale & Co, & Brig Fuvorite, Wood: “rig Slona (Br), McLeod, St Plerre, rd, Barbados--H Troworidge's Se Mart—Ferkins & ry Jovig Sarah Crowell (Br), Brown, Ponce, PR—Miller & hton, riite Abbie Clifford, Brandt, Havana—J E Ward & Co. Brig Sirius (Br), McDonald, St Johas, N¥—Gerhaid & Pree R Weeks, Fan, Corunna and Cadiz—H W Loud & co Sebi Bre’ James Ford, Reynard, Buenos Ayres—Gerhard & PR-Simpson, r Flora M Crowley, Allen, Mayagues & Co, fod & H Wotherspoon (Br), Pettis, Windsor, NS—D Vplf € Co, ‘Schr Mary 3 Cook, Cook, Pensacota—Parsons & Loud. sehr Eclipse, Coaklin, Richmond, Va—Slaght « Potty, Schr Jamestown, Hazelton, Georgetown, DC—Van Bruns & Fro. Schr H W Godtrey, Jarman, Chester, Pa—Staght & sehr Darius Eddy, Coombs, Bangor-F H smith & Schr Hero, Baker, Sulem—Willis H Ropes. Sehr Pacitie, Peaso, Providence—Ferguson & Wood, SAILED. Steamer City of Austin, for Fernandina, 4c; bark Lucia, Adeinide, . Wind at sunset, ESB; midnight, B. Barometer at sunset, 90.25; midnizht, $0.16, Line. Queenstow! ever uccomplisned. Suir Le Gnanp Gustar (Belg), from London, ashore Del, commenced discharging ballast and bad aid ovit yesterday. Hark suceNa tal), from Tot lisch ring ballast yexterda, nid aut tor heaving 0 ashore at Lewes, Del had anchor and aptain Is overs ashore as Lewes, Del, ng hove aff, fl ony tinto Cape Town, Capt Cobb is sick and on the way bw: A Bark, which bad been ashore nor Cape Henry, was a ince Nortolk April 12 by the Moxsis Bakers’ wreekers, babiy bark Galathea (Sor), before repurted ashore there.) Bn Mary © Maniven, from Mataneas, at Saltimore April 13, lost an anchor and ct ain off Cape Lookout, PeHWCAXARY, fiom Mobjick Bay tor Boston, ashore at Lawes, Dol, Ina dock load off, and punips Were Oxpe. ted to be put ou board yesterday, Scun Trane Wix, from Alexandria, Va, for Hovoxen, ashore at Lewes, has been stripoed by her captain and crew, aud ber huil has been condemned, ik AVON (of Searsport). whieh was in collision in Lon « Dowsprit, was tower r hecessary repnirs. Jape Pago, will be gotten Scnn LN Lovent, from Fatt River for Phtindelphia, fore reported ns ashore at Lew xot off, hud to be Deuched again on weeount of siro verly winds, Scun Wartos, of Richmond, Me, from Jacksonville for Bathe lumber iden, has been’ wrecked on the Deiaware Breukwater. The crew were saved, the W was 137 tons register anid was buiit at Riemond in 1503. Soin JC MCSHAS% wrecked at Point No Pott, was ine sured in the Mercantile Mutual office of this city tor $450, Portions of the wreck cun be seen about 200 yards from the shore, @ails and everything are « total loss. YouRJOUS A Gairrix, from Baitimo Jersey City, ashore wt Delaware Breakwater, will have to discharge tnore cargo before she gets off Sour Louisa, Jones, from James River for Baittmore, with Inmber, 1s the vessel reported at anchor off Mobjack Bay, wita both musts cut away. Senn Saran B, Lambort, from Baltimore for Beltast, Mo (before reported), left the former port on the 24d ult; we. riving at Hinmpton Rondy sne put to sea twice and returned, nae anchored {i the roads, aud on the 9th Inst alter whi parted chains, drifted into @ sebooner, and re injury, Onthestmo dute she ear and matnma nd was driven Janves River, where she now |i es Nurtolk on the Lith for sssistunco, wn sano tans | 5 merce doe ce jason, Brunswick, Ge, via Hampton | ine | j for syduey, c! 8—Ci Copeland. of brig javana, reports tant Tone Mathews, « seaman, Portland, was washed overboard on Tuseday last and lost. A later report modities the previous one as to the extent of thedamage wo the barcs Don Justo and Young Hagle, 4nd states the loss tw oe the forevopzallansmass of the iat- ter and “foretopzullant” af the former. Hatarax, April 9—The fishing sehr David Crockest, Chis- holm, of aaid trow Gloucester, while beuting a> the barbor o'clock thi ‘ailased stays and tan on Point je now remains It is, however, off at bigh tide this evening. Salled from Table Bay March 7 4 Pireraicok je Bay March 7, bark Petrei, Downs, NB. SPOKEN. Sbip La Escosesa (Br), Evans, from Wilmington, NC, for Qi enatow rc WA ‘4 irs a p iat gan § jor \o neiro! March 29, lat 59 N, ton 1 . pene Ship . Lowell. from New York for San Franciseo. Feb ee 1 N, lon 37 50 W. Hawa (Br), from Liverpool for Quebeo, Bi A Hark Weymouth (37), from Silloth for Boston, March 30, off Tuskar. Bark Belmont (Br), from Bristol for Pensacola, March 2, lat 24, lon 36. Bi (Be. from Havre for Cape Breton, about i Quebec, from Cardiff for Hong Korg, Ton 23 V (Br), from Liverpool for Bombay. Feb , is THPN, from New York for 7, lon ‘ from Pichmond tor Rio Grande, Feb fark Mad Jan 19, lat 20 Bark St Nicholas 1, 14 i) rey, from | Savannah tor Montevideo, + lon 30 10 WW. riz Henry P Feb 13, las 10.30 N OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. AvcwuanD, NZ, April 12—Salled, bark Elmiranda, Lam- pher (from New York), Valparaiso, seeking. Brewnx, April 13—Sailed, bark Kate Melick (Br), Pra- ser, America; also the Argo, fur San Francisco. Beurast, April 12—Arrived, ship Helene (Nor), son, Pensacola. Bancetona, April 9—Arrived, bark Teresa (Sp), Cardona, Mobile. Caxpiry, April 13-Sailed, sbip Palmyra, Proble, San Francisco. Daxtztc, April 9--Arrived, bark Erling (Nor), Svendsen, Charleston. Gtassox Dock, April 12—Sailed, bark Folkvang (Nor), Hauve, United State . Guascow, April 12—Salled, ship Glasgow (Br), Moore, Quebee. Gexoa, April 9—Arrived, bark Augusta Quinta (Ital), Amodos, New York, Haxnona, April 12—Sailed, brig Svea (Nor), Olsen, Balti- more, Havnx, April 13—Safled, bark Snektckka (Nor), Jorgen- ven, Delaware Breakwater. RrooL, April 12—Arrived, steamer Halley (Br), New York; 13th, bark Alexander Mackeasie (Br), Conp, Pensacola, Sailed 13th, ships Victory (Br), Watson, Quebec: Mount Pleasant (Br), Brown, do; barks Nehaj (Aus), Murochinsi, son (Nor), Noes, Sandy Hook ; brig Kleancr (Br), Partelow, United States. Lowpox, April 12—Arrived, barks Admiralen (Nor), Gil- mark, Boston; Gleam (Br), Burgess, New York, Lita, April 12—Sailed, barks Lameck (Aus), Roggia, Baltimore; Statsminister Stang (Nor), Ericksen, Montreal. Lisvon, to April 13—Suiled, bark Aolus (Nor), Krogh, Philadelphia, Messina, April 4—Satied, schr J W Bartlett, Bartlett, New York. Mataca, April 13—Sailed, brig Thos Gwen, Gupuill, St Thomas. i Quexxstowx, April 13-Atrived, ship Ciampa Emilia (Ital), Carcurcello, New fork; barks Kong Sverre (Nor), Larson, New Orleans; Rosina (Aus), Tonett!, Bultimore: Etimologia (Ital), Serra, do; Johann Lang (Rus), Bjork- Samuel- ‘vist, do; brig Maria U (Ital), Romano, do. Sailed 13th, steamers City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy, and Baltic (Br), Jennings (from Liverpool), New York (latter at 4PM). Rorrerpam, April 12—Sailed, bark Helen Sands, Bosford, United State: Raxcoos, to April 13—Sailed, bark Jennie 8 Barker, Waite, Europe. Rio. Jayeimo, April 11—Arrived previously, brig R C Wright, Clark, Baltimore. ‘Trinstx, to April 13—Arrived, barks Ulrike (Swe), Jonn- son, Wilmington, NO; Freidig (Nor), Wruldsen, do. Vatxscia, April 13—Arrived, ship Itaska, Cotton, Lobos do Afuera via Gibralter. Vico, April 5—Arrived, bark Johannes (Nor), Mikkelsen, New York. West Harrixroot, April 12—Arrived, bark Arion (Ras), Laurin, Pensacola. Warrenaven, April 12—Arrived, brig Leah (Br), Harris, Darien. Loxpox, April 13—Bark Franceson (Ital), Castellano. which arrived at Genoa March 29 from New Orleans with a cargo of cotton and ofl, has been ou Gre fivehours. The flames wero extin-ulshed without scuttling the vessol, Only the cotton was reachod by the fire. FOREIGN PORTS, yASeematta April 9—Arrived, steamer Acapulco, Clapp, jow York. Cigxruxcos, April 13—Sajled, bark Icatus (Br), Coch- rane. Galveston, Oe ae April 13—Arrived, steamer Clydo, Curtis, New ‘ork. Paxama, April 9—Sniled, Francisco: Honduras, ntral America, archi 6: . achr Industry (Br) ord, Baltimore; 7th, bark Maggie V Hugg, Ste brig Zeno (Br), Babin, Barbados, saiied 8th, brig Sarat Wallace (Br), Scott, Baltimore, red to @th, bark Souvenir (Nor), Andresen, New York; schr Monsita (Hr), Willinuate, do. ib port March 8, ‘ships Blue Jacket, Percival, from San Francisco for Now York, reldg: Hurry Morse, Drummond, une: barks Souvenir (Nor), Androason, and’ Albion (Br); Now York, dz; Winifred, Hudgins, from Bulti: ived 6th; May Queen, ralo Alto, Jenkin, Nace do; briga MH amers Colina, Searle, San York; Saral Ger, Vabland, tor Uni jowan, Clement from Baltimore, arrived 7th in ye Ubaldina Ge): Kirkham, une; schrs Kosmopallet (Ger), Bangs, for New York; Ruth Robinson, Rogers, for Santos. en Jous, NB, April 11 Suiled, steawor Svend (Dan), Cardiff; bark Ara! in (Br), Bristol. E, ‘April 11—Arrived, schra Mary E Amsden, cleared for Baltimore) ; Oliver Jameson, red for Richmo 55 w York. {Per Sreamen Geeaaxic.) Astwurr, April 2—Arrived, Rosle Welt, Welt, San Fran- elaco. ‘Arrived at Flushing 34, Liztle C Troop, Corning, Callao, Ataoa Bay, March 4—Suiled, Besale Simpson, Bradford, aan, + cMNTISLAND, April 2—Arrived, Mariannapola, Benvenus to, Baltimore. eacuy Hitap, April 2—Passed, Francesca G, from Hare wich for Philadelphia, HRKMKS, March 30—Sailed, Geestemunde, Lamke, North Ame i batvast, Ap-il 3—Arrived, Kildare, Davies, Pensaci Anstruther, Pitt, do, BouDKAC. March 31—Proceeding down, Perseverance, Walker, Pascagoula (and sailed from Paulllae April 1), Went to sea trom Royan Bist, Chill, Chevalier, tor Pasca- Ha, eeCanpter, April 3—Arrived, Thus A Goddard, Smith, Duns rk, ‘Catcotra, March 81—Arrived, Prince Patrick, Peterkin, Li pool, ‘Dear, April 4—Passed, Hilding; Tanered, Juell, fror Orleans for London; Muruthon, Gilmore, Punta Lovos for he Hun cestomy, Aptil 8—Of, Kate Covert, Maynes, from Am- sterdam tor —. Grimssy, Apt M1 for Bosto ANGKMOUTH, April 1—Satied, Acadian, Le Blanc, New k. 8—In the Roads, Cromwoll, Richardson, s8ox Dock, April 2—Arrived, Consiglio, Consigitere, Baltimore. ‘Guvksock, April 2—Sailed, Madras, for Quebec; 34, Chal- tenge, Wilson, do. Giascow, Apeil nM Lake Erie, Sclater, Montreal; ‘Quebec. Bidorado, Mavi, | Isix of Wi Hull for New Oi Ventnor April %. Flora, from L Halitax, Off St Cutherine's Point Sd, down, from London BR. Wight 3d, Western Bolle, trom Hamburg tor Passed the usbew. Qiivenvoot, April 4—Arrived, Moravian @), Graham, | Portinnd; Seuton, Ande ew Orleans, on, susledd4, Austrian (9), Halifax and Huitimore ; Elizaby e, Kilian, Quebee, Pl Vieksburg, Clark, Quebec; ear Wind © . at nen, New Yi t ea sen, New York: Avme, 1 juli River; Kendrick Fish, Henry Arrived, Indien, Pra: John, NB; Adriath de Plea, © 2, Mitchener, Angelov, Batimore; Alexuuder, Tuliet Daniel, Kiethards, d Cleared Puctolus, Charehill, Haltiax; John Bult, Miramiteli rie, Pensacoln; Paberion ath, Abiberg, ymour and Mace. An i Birely, La vorpoot: 110, . King's Gounty, ‘Ariel, Bremen, nti Pie 3—Sailed, Powhattan, Chomas, St John, Swanska, April NB. Gexoa, April 1—Capt. Morgan, of the American bark Bridgeport, urrived yosterday trum New Orleans, reports hat on the 28d ult, when in the ueighborhood of Cape Vincent, one of the crew enunzed nlort f ail, owing to @ gust of wind fell tu the deck a lin was kille AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, April 12—Arrived, sehr Edwia J Morrl- eon, Host BOSTON, April thewa, Suvanuat; \ tlernake, Wiley, Philadelphia; Aries. tune, Berry, New York: ship Sonntag, Chase, Clenred—Stoamer City ot Valparaine (Br). Moffat, rain; thip Samar, Miler, Melbourne; bark Western Son, Chisholin, Port au Hrines; briz Quango (Br), Crowley, St Pierre, Mart; schry Eliza & Rebecen, <houthotf, New York; Qane A Coulemd, Howell, and Win Wilee, Whatton, Paila- Arrived, steamors Seminole, M m Lawrence, Howes, Baiti i—Ship Palesti e Julle A : Pe saa i tte dct oa ad Brown; brig Ai BALTIMORE, April 19—Arrived, _Peoble, Bremen ; Seagull, Marshmaa, U! Price, Wilmi NC; Wm Woodw New York; Josephine thomson, Moores dos suis Larne Lewis, Antwerp; burke Elise (Ger, Willing, Janeiro; ‘Tancovk (ir), ughes, Bremen; — brigs aig | Copeland, Hava Carlo (ital), Lauro, Sicily, MC Martuer."Titcoml, Matanzas (see Miscelia Franklin, Joston; Fdith, Puller, Prov aatey, New York: alooniight, Lem- fo; AM Payne’ (Br), mStar, sents J dence; Wry silllum, Meunttey, ons, do; Oliver Seuilela, Disso: Moore, Voy, Halifax; Cora. ‘“Pish, rocker, Boston F Potter, Anderson, Har Cony desie L Leach, Jobuson, Rondout; Pi Baird. Mayhew. Cardenas: ersee,” Pillsbury, Rociland; Hartel Thomas, Vance: TA erage Nii. sclirs Minute A Heed, Stout, Saxua: John T 3 MA Fink, Chase. do, #! nerd /Oggins, Exstvort; Kodney Parker, McClellan, Taylor, Providence; barks (ital), Gagiory, Queepstown, Morteo Honsisnore, Corx i brig Acadia (Br}, Gunton, hrs » Robinson, 3 Ailen, Bangor. sf Lad tae Suiled—Barks Peter Crerar, Countess of Dafferin and BULL RIVER, April 10—Arrived bark 4 x castle ly! wood (Br). nacabels hen, Jorzenven, q Harbite (Ni Amsterdam ; "Di biek, Dover Mi eae eer Sailed— Ba Nielsen, United Kingdom; Nor, . Wallen, do: brigs Isabel (Br), Willi do: Rozelia Smith (Bri, McCulloch, Antagonist (Br), inter, do BELPAST, April 7—Salled, schr Geo B Ferguson, Per. Guson. Ellsworth, to load for New York, ai Vith—Balled, sehr Helen Nur, Duuestn, Philadelphia end amar BATH. Ay chr Marion Draper, Bailey, Portland. to load uh. Mth—s: u J Fooks, Cranmer, Balti. rs Step! Morse, Jordui mor n, New York. Apr. 10-—Arrt bark Ocean Expres (Br), Crosby, pomas: brig Crosby (Br), Amsterdam {both n Cleared—Sehr Steelman, Bull River SO, ‘ Louisa Birdsall 1ith—Arrived, burk ius Hird (Br), Michener, 3t Tho MONR (Br), Vox, New York for Passed out trom baitimore— ir), fon Londonderr: Anme E Elliott, fur mouth (Br), ; Giovanni D tAus}, for Queenstown; Blennor (Br), do; Akhers (Ruy; do; Perseverante (Italy, do: Falmouth (Br), do: Tolo (Ans), do: L A Martings (ir), for Belfast; brigs Chesme peuke (Br), fer Dem GEORGETOWS, 8 Dix, Charleston, Cleared—sehr Eleni rat Chatanoogs, for St Johns, PR. April 9—Arrived, sche White Foam, Squires, New York. rrived, selirs EM Buehter, Maloy, B Taylor, Middleton, di City of San Antonio, Pennington, alveston (and proceeded). Salied Ist, sches Addio, Crowell, Pensacola: Adelnide aay ship Alhambra, Young, Liver Arrived of the port 4th, #teamer San Marcas (Br), Bure r o (Br), Sweeting, Nassau; Sth, trom Liverpool via Bordeaux for Ve ‘and on, in want of medical ald, es Seen Tn port Sth, Loch Goll (Br) for Liverpool, reps rapid ail, from Cardenas for Delaws tem] ert eb pal xus for Falmonth, to undergo temporai HOBILE, April 13—Cleared. selirs O Barcelona;' Prank Atkins, Atkins, Boston. NEW ORLEANS, April 9—Arrived, barks Domenico (tal), Chiotta, Palermo: VIE Novembre (3p), Havanay Eidavoca (Nor), Gundersen, Norway. Relow—Sebr Lily of tho Valley, Lelteh, from Raatan. Meured—Schrs George Penbody, Dometrio, Tuxpan via Santa Oteri, Pi i (Sp): bark PC NORFOLK, April 8—Arrivea, bai Maristany, Havana ass th—arrived, sehr John Mosse, Jr, Reade, Now York. EW, BONDON. April 12—Siliod, ‘sehr Allow Gur jew York. NEW HAVEN, April 12—Arrived, sloops Chas Lynch‘ Kingston: No Name, New York; Peerless, do. f, PORT DISCOVERY, April 5—Sailed, bark Mary Glover, Mitebell, xan Francisco, PORT'ROYAL, SO, ‘April 13—Arrived. steamer City of Dallus, Hines, Fernandina (and proceeded for New York). Salled—Steamer Calyert, PHILADELPHIA, April 12. ton, Jarvis, Boston; Holen Mar, ared—Schrs Goddess, Kelley, nick man, Robinson, Portsmonth; Koval Arch, lund; FB Colton, Frambes, Boston, 18th—Arrived, steamers Fancaster, Mills, Boston: Saxon, Snow, do: Perkiomen, Pierce, Catharing Whiting, Harding, Providence; Vindicator, Rogers, Fall Kiver; Ellie Knight, McCreary, New York; & © Biddle, Duvis, do: schr Peter H Crowell, Crowell, Windsor, N 8, Also nrrived, steamor Harrisbirg, Worth, Boston; bark Hngh Cairn (Br), Eldridzo, Bremen; briz ‘Isaac € tan et; M Kt Hick. Crowell, Port- z Williams, Providence: schri Moss Kddle, Warren, Belfast; Maria Adeluide, Kent, Bucks sort; Sea’ Dog, Strout, Sule ‘Dove, Swain, Calais: Light of the Bast How lowes, New Bedford; Kiln B i, Fanny Hanmer, Wiggin, Greenport: Sewell, Bonnett, Indian River; Leona, Wiley, Port Antonio, Uleared—Stenmers Panther, Mills, Providence; Hercules, Swasey, Newburrpori: 8 Grimley, Hartford: Ang Eliza, Bu New York Chariie & Willie, Cousin: jort, Cornwallls, NO: Daulel ulin E Pratt, bans, Bosto Hoffman, Hoffinan, Pall Rives rgins, Nantncket, mors Panther, anit Hercales, Lewes, Del, April 13—Arrived, steamer Albemarle, Gibbs, New York: barks W HH Jenkins (Br), Ro; Franelsco (Ital), Demarcht, Loudon for orders; 0 i Kohl, Rotterdam; Mary Agnes (Bn, Cardenas tor New York’ brigs Pedro. Jarkey, Sayun for do; Mariposa, Phila. detphia for Guadaloupe: seh Jas Ponder, Jr, Fisher, Sogua (ordered to Philadelphia), Below—Schr Sarah J Ford, from Georgetown for New York. PORTLAND, Me. April 12—Arrived, brig B W Cochran Wind: Ns. tor New York. ms 0] hr Casco Lodge, New York, wed, bark Carrie E Long, Park, Cadiz. rig Ten, Matangns. fine April 11—Arrived, bark Osear II (Nor), ark Riza (Dan), Jorgensen, Greenock, 'D, April 7—Arrived, sehrs N Cushing, Robins son, New York; Herald, Poland, do: 8th, AM Bird, Fales, Dutien for St John,-NB; 9th,’ J Meserve, French, New ork. Sailed Sth, aches JR Bodwell, Spaulding, Wilmington, ©; 6 wson, Campbell, Windsor, NS; Tennessee, w York; 10th, WO itall, Tolman, do, CISCO, April 5—Arrived, ship Germania, Ba- am Bay; bark Monitor, Emerson, Humboldt, hip War Hawk, Delaney, Port Discovery; bark heelwrigh rtlund, Gienred RICHMO Michalsen, Snile Webfoot, W . 12th—Sailed, ship South American, Knowles, Manila, to song Arrived. barks Athelbert (ir), Bounler, Ardross 13th—Arrived, barks Zthelbert (#r), Bounier, an | Lochinvar (Br), Skelly, Glasgow. . SAVANNAH, April’ 10—puilod, bark Maudslie (Br), Kelly, Darien. 13th—Cleared, bark Ernst & Maria (N@), Boye, Cron- stadt, SALEM, April 10—Arrived, schrs Panny K Shaw, Bala- no, Yorktown, Va, for Portland: Fleetwing, Kennison, Elis- abeth eVinwthaven, Ith—Arrived, steamer Rexding, v RD WAVEN, A cl Corson, Corson, ie, Taylor, Philadelphia for Bose ton; DM. Anthony, MeLane, Alexandria for do; James A Parsons, Scull, South Amboy for do; Annie, Secord, New Nork tor Maitix: Florn A Baton, Virginia for ler, 12th'~Arrived, bark Smyrniote, Sears, Port Elizabeth, CGH, for Boston; sehes Mary Slusman, Chase, Sagua fot Roston: Fred Gray, Taylor, farks Island via Bermada and New London for do} Mary James S$ Shindler, Lev, P M Manker, Weel Colburn, Philadelphia, prit Warr bre 8 & weomb, Abbie it . south Amboy for Lynn Luey, Coul- ew York for Provincetown: n for Eastport, “Suiled—Bark Kate Williams; schrs Anna Ellaabeth, Lots VChaples, D M Anthony, Paravon, Andrew vin Isola, Surah © Smith, Sea Bird, Wm Tee, J & D Cra Robert Pets, Emma G ) dinunds, Douglas Haynes, Game Cock, Lottie Byrnes, Lottie, Nellie © Paine, Flora A New- Vm D Cargill NGTON, NC, April 1l—Arrived, schr C W Lewis, rast, Me hawk er, Ad. Allen, WISCASSET, A Norfolk. 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W AGENC Ti Aster How * AB LIFE BA! the th HY " © mediet 40)000 BrOAL © & OLD PAM- : rx nade over + out, Bearalgie, acrok ‘sons by express every~ in the city of ow York, 261, 262, 203 Brondway, 1850, Assots, $4,927,176 52, Surplus, $820,000, d on most favorable Every approved forin of Policy terms, All Endow ing Policies a maturing will be discounted at 7 per coat ou presentation, MES +: Le, cor ident, Cc. M, MARVIN, General agent 961 Brosdwas.