The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1879, Page 10

10 _ — INSURANCE COMPANIES. REPORTS OF THE GLOBE AND EQUITABLE COM- PaNtes FoR 1878. ALmanr, March 10, 1879. The accompanying reports of the Globe Mutual Insurance Company and the Equitable Life Assur ence Society complete the list of New York city companies. They are hero renderod in » compare- tive table, showing the condition of the same items by last year's report. In view of the interest jnet now attaching to the report of the Globe Mutual it is given more fully than usual. Tho “‘ttems not ad- mitted” are rejected by the departinent:-- GLOBE MUTUAL. 1877, 878, Capital stock......--+-, $100,000 00 $100,000 90 Brean (new) $55,257 OT meee 455,647 86 Tatereat on 613806 61 Interest on bo: and stocks. 81,414 30 72,499 03 578 72 719 68 12,718 83 . 26,891 Commissions to agents, 57,005 44 48,349 40 ‘Miscellaneous.......-.- 310,100 30 282,417 76 Totals....---+eeeeeeee $1,018,263 67 $1,205 872° 07 Assets, Cash value real estate,. $1,015,342 50 $1,092,779 90 Loans on bond and . 1,254,237 09 1,176,035 32 1,453,418 49 965,684 72 43,962 72 53,023 56 po 4,568 75 hn 10,295 54 8,295 12 7,742 79 49,786 01 651,565 28 118,3% 72 25,324 96 471,543 96 218,276 50 «+ $4,314,820 41 $3,665,307 12 Not Admitred. _ $2,893 72 $8,832 37 _ ‘26,772 00 20,000 00 58,634 49 14,026 62 15,280 60 11,076 48 6,630 00 3,168 65 4,647 43 850 00 $120,081 94 $52,015 47 $4,194,738 47 291 65 Liatnitties. Net present valne out? standing Fgncneon +++ $8,748,845 00 $3,072,477 00 Matured endowments, 120,704 00 10,574 02 _ 137,735 00 33,992 40 55,333 15 82,659 17 116,332 55 ees foam policy nts rsa s $3,981,140 57 $3,391,541 72 213,597 90 221,749 93 ies in Force. 11,550 8,418 $20,285,886 00 $14,733,095 00 LE COMPANY. hooting 00 $100,000 00 $000, 453 39 $6,528,535 83 6,835 39 15,815 83 1,853,739 33 ‘1,678,491 66 oe Eee 11 = $8,217,943 4 ‘Losses and matured en- dowment! $2,074,127 560 $2,192,313 33 25,768 40 21,863 83 COUDEH........4.+010+5 1,989,274 47 1,092,930 08 Dividends pol ho! Je eeee seee 1,745,108 37 1,628,064 64 «+ 1,625,479 38 =— Totale.......-...+0+++ $6,800,756 14 $6,181,019 31 Beal entato (cont) $6,236,744 94 $6,834,904 96 . bonds and seeccesevee 29,799,218 44 12,437,584 93 “Value stocks and bonds owned, «+ 9,067,482 38 11,840,746 00 352,950 71 _ - 129,796 41 623,551 00 Liabilities on holders’ scootata. $27,901, 138 OO $28,560,267 64 Gross surpl Toy holders sce Sree 61 Number. Smenit “jgrso.261,025 00 §151,181,306 00 MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK. 3 TALK WITH STATE SUPERINTENDENT LAMB — NO TELLING WHEN BUSINESS WILL BE RBE- SUMED. ‘Mr. Lamb, State Superintendcnt of Banks, spent » great portion of yesterday with somo of the officers of the Manhattan Savings Benk in examining its affairs. All thet remains to be done is to ap- Praise certain securities, and that is to be done early to-day. A reporter cailed on Mr. Lamb last evening, and was told that when the examination ‘was completed it would be found that the bank had clear surplas of between $200,000 and $300,000, ae he said, claimed » surpins Maid $400,000. Thia, he explained, was the result Of & calculation, which incladed the $400,000 of ‘United States bonds still in the possession of the . Secretary of the Treasury. ‘WHY ARE THEY NOT DELIVERED ? these bonds to the bank he thing. It will be rememboroed ta replace those Jos: by the Seep fn Dotober last, in Octo! it, and inetrncted tie 5 Flag of the Treasury to de- them when, in his discretion, it shonld be to do so. Mr. Lamb enid that the understand- ing was thet the Secretary should retain # portion of the bonds for a time, but that it was aimeuit now to ay. the issue of $1,200,000 it seemed to be own that Secretary was satisfied of the propricty of the Sones ‘and no one seemed to know why the rest wae mot forthcoming. The Secretary, however, would Fo) oy gerd to deliver oo me. would promise to do this by September 1 there would be no objection to the bank’ 's immediate reatmption. He is to have an intervicw with Attorney Fer Schoonmaker to-day, end unless tho latter me gage tions to make of which Mr. Lamb is injunction would probably be rained most aren ‘The bank, he said, owes its de- sbpared and ‘has securities which Socaa be convened tase cot within thirty days amounting togmiguter250,000, ">. 10% ILtEGAL REGISTRATION. A poor, wretched looking man named Patrick Shea, who has been confined in a cell at the Raymond Btreet Jail, Brooklyn, sinco Iast November, on a charge of having caueed his fo be rogistercd Mlegally at tho last gencral election, was arraignod Dotore the United States Court yoaterday for sentence. Bhea pleaded guilty, thereby waving the governivent the expense of a trial. In considorauion of this faet, and inasmuch a6 the man had been four months in corer, Judge Benedict sentenced him to but two ithe’ imprisonment in the Kings sits Peniten- * NOBODY NOMINATED YET. _ Ever since the expiration of tho terns of office of Polico Commissioners Frhardt and Wheeler tho qhidnunes about the City Hull have been busy «pec: lating as to their probable successors, Yesterday it wan positively asserted that General Curtis, a spe- cial agent of the general government and a resident of Bt. pot wg county, had been selectod by Mayor Cooper for the position now hekt by Erhardt in the poles Board. It was Hheriden Shook would be nominate to siece another of the present Commissioners. The rumor- dongets also disposed of the vacancy in the Dock [etic acensioned by the death of Mr. Jneot) A, ‘Wontorvelt.. Lhe eae “giatel” for this office Mr. Thomas Patt: the agent of the Mbinclander @state. Mayor commer, however, said there was not ‘word of tenth in these rnmors, He had not as yet upon naming snybody for any office in his NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH HI, 1879.—TRIPLE SHEET. POLITICAL SCANDAL. The rumors tha¢ were put in circulation on Satur @ay last, to the effect that Congressman Daniel O'Reilly was @ deserter from the United States Army, and that his scat es representative froin the Socond district, Brooklyn, would be contested on that ground, led to considerable discussion yesterday. His friends and constituents claimed thet his ex- planation of his counevtion with the army in 1862, published in tho Henan yostertay, fully saneasat | him from the cha: At the mecoting ‘of the Board of Aldermen the Alder- man rose to a question of privilege, and spoko for several minutes in hix own defence and in denuncia- tion of those who, he said, used every possible means to de; him. Ho was frequently apniended: by the lobby during his speech. ° When conennnes | by a Hrratp ter concernii the affidavits made against him O'Reilly sav that those who made tl are all his political ene- mies. Ho admitted that be got $35 of the Kings county bounty: fund, but that was all, os “ no ot More shan suffice to pa; expenses ward an forward to the camp. ke was never mustered into the service of the United States, as he could not get the lieutenancy for which he bad joined the State regiment. Colonel Burk, who commanded the régi- ment, on that account told him he would erase his name from the roll book of his company, which was consolidated. HEBREW CHARITY. , The eighty old men and women who are cared for ‘at the Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews, corner of Eighty-seventh street and avenue A, have, for the last two days, been heartily enjoyirg the annual Purim reception given by the institution’s Board of Trustees. This reception nas for its object the col- lection of funds by donations fof the maintenance of the establishment. The msny friends and patrous of the institution assemble yearly and in the silver bound “book of lite’ sign their names and the amount of their donation opposite. This year’s reception has ratifyingly successful both financially and vane being largely attended by the first families of the Hebrew community. Last evening, when the entertainment came to an end, it was estimated that no less than » thousand ladies and gentlemen had visited the Home ae mencey tind yesterday. The visitors were received by the reception committee and Superintendent Kfrstein and wife. In the parlor were tables laden with con- page fruits, wines and other delicacies, the a8 of be Began and down stairs were other tables si: ly ornamented. Music was Bae throughout the entertainment and the dances enjoyed, some of the old folks trying to Pory ha the fun. Among those present were Mr and Mrs. Jesse Selig- man, Messrs. Simon and Samuel Schafer and ladies, Messrs. Wormser and ladies, Mr. end Mrs. Joseph Steiner, Mr. and Mrs, J. a 2 iy and Mrs. Hecht, ‘Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Herts, Mr. and Mrs. J. Heller, Mr. and Mrs. A. Scholle, Mr. and Mrs. C. Minzesheimer and . and Mrs. 8, J. Held. The names and donations in the book were numerous, the latter amounting to about $2,500, The meant intend to'build s new home at the pines ot pao leaee, in 1881, ae the present one uate for the large number of inmates. Des- titute oan infirm Hebrews are clothed and fed by the without charge. KESHER SHEL BARZEL. ‘The second session of the Convention of the Jewish Ordor of “Kesher Shel Barzel,” or “Iron Knot,” was held yesterday in Pythagoras Hall, W. B. Hack- enburg, of Philadelphia, Chief of the Order, occupy- ing the chair. The finance exhibit showed that the Order is in avery flourishing condition, having afund of $160,000 on hand and a list of 12,000 members dis- tributed in different lodges all over the United States. After various reports had been read the Convention resolved itself into secret session, none but members of the Order bei: admitted, The business was principally contined to a discussion of tho condition of the Order with propositions for its See eeprom The Supreme ¢ of the Order formerly met once every three years: jereatter it will meet but once in five years. Delegates to the number of 150 occnpied front seats in the second tier of the Union Square Theatre evening, at the invitation of the Grand Lo officers, district No. 1, Isidor Tandeneee. president; mag gener William Bennett, and sev- eral others, to the of the “Banker's iasighter ee caret after the performance re- with their ladies to Hotel Hungaria, where a red apauct was enjoyed. yy the del will visit the various Hebrow ineuimtone and other poe of interest. GAME AND ‘D ) FISH. REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE NEW YORK ASBOOIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF GAME. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the New York As- sociation for the Protection of Game was held last evening st the residence of Mr, Benjamin L. Luding- ton, No. 2% East Sixty-ninth street. There wasalarge attendance of members present, and Mr. Ludington had for his guests Mr. F. D. Tappan, president of the Gallatin Bank, and Mr, John T. Martin, of Brooklyn. Mr. Robert B. Roosevelt occupied the chair. Gov- ernor Bobingon, in his annual message to the Legis~ lature, commented on the condition of the game laws of the State, which are now 60 confused as to be almost inoperative, and suggested thet a general law be enacted which would take in the salient points of those now in existence and har- monize those which conflicted. a committee of the New York Association, with Mr. Whitcheaf ee chair- man, was appointed to draft a bill, and the consid- eration of that report constituted the main business of last evening. Mr. Whitehead stated that the new law, a4 drafted, consisted of thirty-four sections, the most important amendment being the fixing of the open season to begin on October 15 for grouse, quail, woodcock, snipe, hares, rabbits, squirrels, &c. ‘There was some little discussion on this point, which developed the fact that there was by no moans @ large majority in favor of fixing the ¢ date eo late, Another section exempts woodcock during July. The next important point was in regard to paving possession game alter the close of the sea- date fixed was the ist of Fobrusry, which allows one month to dispose of the stock on hand. English snipe were also added to the list of birds en- titled to protection, anda general penalty of $25 for cach oifence was fixed, instead of zs penalty at the "end of each rection. A number of amendnients were suggested by o cocaine appointed to confer with a like ce committee of the Fish Cultural Association, and were adop' the effect that no lobster less a They wore to than ten and a half inches in length, no shad less than one pound, or jue OF weak fish less than one-half pound shall for sale, under leone pepe hng of a og was algo an amendment in' who, without intent to evade or ‘act the te the law, bees innocently receive consignments of fish out of season. This waa the case once with Mr. Eugene ea, who once received # consignment of Canada tro without advices from the coms yr, the pensiioes tor which, had he been prosecuted, would have been 000. ‘The amendment was amended #o that rx so cirenmstanced will be relieved Mot tho penalty by sending the ah, back from whence they came a6 soon as th received. The law, as framed however, is #0 Seringent that it is quifstioned by many if it can ever pass the Legislature. Mr. Whitehead reported that three cases of violation of. the gamo law hed bean prosecuted on bohelf of the association. He also ntated doalora haying # large stock of on hand on March 1 either stored it it in cellars or disposed of it to German steamers, but it was difficult to get evidence enongh to convict. Mr. Hallock, who was one — a éommittee of three appointed in 1875 to prepare port on the best met! a , lm ten 4 the gamo Taw of ot all tho States, presented which was filed. A communication was phe froin the President of the Now Jersey Game Association ask: -oper- ation in the passage of » law which would be uniform in both States, and su, ing a comvention of all the game associations of the country for the le song ot obtaining uniform laws throughout all the States. “NAN'S" CQMRADES AT WORK. John Harrington, of the New York Volunteer Lifo Saving corps was left in charge of the station at pier 2 East Rivor, Iast night, while “Nan” and the rest of his comrades went on their rounds, and during theit absence found an opportunity of gath- ering frewh laurels for himself and the corps. About half-past nine o'clock he heard a heavy splash, and running out of the station saw a man struggling in the water, He instantly sprang into the boat, and going to his assistance hauled him on board beforo hie had beon immersed more than two minutes. He then summoned a police officer, who took the resened man to the First precinet station house, He gave his name as Michael Ladden, of Gowanus, where, he sald, his wife and two children were oxpecting his apeedy return home, He had been intoxicated, and walked off the pier tinder the impression that he was going on board a South ferry boat on his way home, The shock of his pinnge and the coldness of the water sobered him considerably, ‘Nan’ toldja Hrnaty reporter Inst evening that Joe Finley, another member of the corps, was patrol- ing near pier 24 whon he heard two shots fired on thut gier, He went up to the watchman and asked him whydie fired. Tho watchman said he had seen five men bring another down ‘the dock and com- ménece to belator him vigoron wherenpon bo fired in the air arid the assailants ran. No policeman being within reach Finiey explored the darkness of the avek and found a Ly lying insensible near ite Ile sneceeved in ronsing him. He proved jeated and could give nu explanation of rence. He veid his name was Charles Shel- that he Iived at No, 17ASouth street, whither Finley im in safety. The watchman sak! that one of the five men was woll dressed aud wore & | Wateh chain ‘ SHIPPING N EWs|* OCEAN STEAWERS. Rowling Green pate eae iverpool, ./3)—33 Iti j5> Broadway FROM PHILADELPHIA. «-{Mareh 14-|Antworp...1907 Walnut ot, FOR NEW YORK THIS Day. HIGH WATER. Hook..morn 9 42 Vaderland... ALMANAC HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Noon 90.20 Saw Nw, Hey. al sew] Her $] Sswi Has: his sagsal pxoN TIME BALL, Nuw Youre, March 10—Noon. ‘The Western Unien timo ball fell to-day twe-tenths of » second fast. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 10, 1879. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD ‘WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Clty of Berlin (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool Féb a, matown 28th, with isdge and pisvangers to John “liad fresh westerly gates nearly all the passage. of Virginia (Br), Moodie, Giang ow via 8 Larno Feb a with mase and Lanaranri bo to nae aldwin Sou alta aia, Ton ot Pence weneny sie at 41 47, avy we nenod & sterner with ist to starboard, stecring fore. the wind; sho was barkentine Higged and had hp funnel, with two mpite bands near the top; she made po slgnale; "Oth. 14, PM. paseo steamer Britannic (Br), 0 ram Sew Canima (BO), ge Bermuda Mareh 6, with mdso and passongers to A E Outer! Stoamor John Gibgon, Travers, Geo . DC, with fadeo to J 1; Roome, Kartelke Glark, Philadelphta.with mdse toJames Bhup Glad Tidings (of St John, NB), Dick, London Jan in State to PT Nevius & Son. Anchored in Gravoven Lutkon London Jan 11 (via, Lon More, ar olore reported), a bel Branch, where she was jast, to Henhom Ship Carl Ger), jeimanu, Bromon vie Hampton Ronde. St days, in ballast to Hl Koop & Co. Hark Modtord of Windsor, XB), won, Antwerp 00 ages in pane palant, so eres. a ageente we weal phere she was ashore; an botore reported), ean a Porki ‘Bark Magele L Carville (of St Joba, NB) Tiogloy, Ant- erp vie Hampton Roads 8) days, im balinst to dye Co. ark Bigin fof Bt John. BJ aroer. Bi rest 88 dara. in a ballast, to P 1 "Kovtun & iad trong wontorly gules to lon 25; atterward yd msderes fs womnee pare Sagaio a... Wadstich, Cxtte 62 dayo, with salt, Ot ie Bergeon. 42 sere, tp anlinet to Hark, ert Br foo" iad fine nee angoria (Nor), Krousen, Bilbap Tea eater atone, jor, Dundee, Wishart, Rio Janeiro, Jan 10 enor Maral G, with colige to G Amslinck ; veesol Fe ee onde Jot Groaned tho equator Jun 27 tn Jon 34 W; Feb 19, hind a heavy kalo from NW; was hove to 48 hours ovebulwarks, atarted batch combings and lost Sha gplit sol = Lola tip). Liompart, Havana 20 days, in ballast, to eee Eddie Huck, Northrop, St Mare i gt with Has 9 Murray, Jr; eoon to heen at afterward light wemeele inde, faegos 20: with pol to J A Dayton « oe ot Port 3 orwon), ear to Muitiand teras, thence Behip Resene, J yi Had hoavy northerly gales to Het. with fine weather. Wilmt Sebe Reindeer, Powers, Virginia for Providence. Sebr Morning Bear, Il Higgins, Virgina for Now Haven. Ship Derby (Ger), from Brewon, which wae anchored jravesond Buy for ‘orders, came up ‘to the city 10th, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOURD eae Schr Hrme, Otte, Bath for New Yor ‘A Dewitt, Manson, Ki Bete Ma eth, earate ‘Now York. ht 5 lor New Yor! 5a te eh ag Aor Bostou for New York. Echt Ad Bentley, Hebineon, Boston for Now York. * F Faster, Lake, Boston for Now York Dean, Evans, Boston for New York. Sehr Mi adon, Goombs, Boston for Now York, with lose off Sele AW Dean, Taunton for New York. | Behe James Alderdice, Mekersom, Somerset lor New Behe Bllon M Baxter, Green Pelt Tt Kew York. 0 Py coy ae AE tor’ Now York, Bone ho Whildin, Fore tor Now York. RI Nebr Doxallo, Jon iektord ra for Now York. Behr BM Clark, Bell, Providence for New York: Sehr Maggio Mulvey “Hart, Providence tor Virginia. Boke Neutevitlo. Hawthorne, Providenes for New Yok. Sehr Rises co for New York. Sete AM ee, wilt *, Providence for Now York. Sebr Wi 4, Providence for New York. eer nah "E rgaekett, Providence for New for New York- Davis, New Hi = Scur seweel P i Mitems, Stamford for New Schr Katie J Robinson, Seavey, Orient, L 1, for New Behe § L Thompeon, Hi ayo gga ged BOUND om ‘ew York for Portland. kobe LO Felis, sont die as Tohneon for East Green- wie! Kobe Chas F Mayo, Cartis, Virginia for Portsmouth, Kehr James Phelps. Photpe, Virginia for New Haven. Heraup Trumararn Pre} Whitestone, L I, March 11, 1! During the pest 24 honrs the weather over the Sound has been quite hazy, and several minor collisions are said to bare occurred among the coanters in consequence, The most sortous of these was one off Bands Point between tho British schooner J P Binke and the Mary EF Amsden, tho formor from New York for St John, NB, with general arg. and the latter from Shon about two miles to the castward of den wore directly in cach other’ her neither vessel did vot seom to de ot! rt megs rool to ret to © Island jawas obliged to revarn to tnd’ heal out there for repaits. we CLEARED. Atadiner ttovada (iit), Righy, Liverpoot via Quosnstown— Williams & Guton. Bioamer Thoresina (Br), Murray, Liverpool—Bardett & and. ‘Gheamer North Britain (Br), Evans, Liverpool—John C jenger. Steamer Pomona (Hv), Mahiman, Montego Bay, Ja—G Rteamer eres City, Porter, Axpinwatl--Pacific Me!) Steamship Steamer Marthe Stevens, Chaneo, Baltimore, &o—d 8 Steamer Franconia, Brage, PortiandJ F Ai Fark Mubel, lintlets, Dunedin and Lyttleton Muitler & iin Wetdenhjotm (Sw), Lundback, Liveryool—Benham A tego Burk de Sanne Parker (Br), Veal, Lendon—J W. Parker, Oluéu, Bristol, E—Paneh, Raye nek Leoendia (Ger), Haesloop, Bremon—Hormann Koop oo Zin Catterina (Ans), Thian, Bordoaux—Slocovieh & 0, Hark Talinman (Be), Nelege, Barbartor—Deriglt & Pinte, om Mary Holon, Jellison, Poneo, & Rai de Rivern & Hark Tanto. Richardaon, Clenfuccor—-R A Tucker & Co. Brie Brothers (Wr), Vibert, ismouth, E-Howring & Arettba I. osama Dutely, Foote, Antigna and Nevie—Jonos « Lane an WR Knighton, Johnston, Demorara—J W Riwott & Goue Nettie, Merry, Cartonas—A Hl Majoratttin & Co. Schr Alice Burnham, Haxter, Clentnogosat de Riveria & Co. “ete WH Jones, Falkonbarg, FernandigesAbiel Abbot, Behr WIT Fone, Hranawiek, (I ig ScNER A. Forsyth, Hobbie, Basitord=stemford Hanv. facturing Uo. SAILED, Btoamers Corn: Olty, Anpinws Loronne (Nor), Wallis site aii sates, |, steamer Theresign (Br), fer Liverpool; 1; bre St Jago. Scot e heavy sale tiem capt donee say ip ho pass esis reported) bad ine Lefore barning the vessol some ti arr easn by the sur Howat «(Br sat Nisned ‘at the ‘evidently He Jefe Atrato. before re- Wereatta Yor’ Yarmouth, NS, wrecked at’Grend Manso, orton mt amen the Ocean and 612000 In the Kova Seotla, of Yarmouth, 38. Sinr Baraxina (Bn, Hamilton, from New York Fob 21 ne Se Goorye's, Bernit a RW of the islands. with Hoes of main- bed, and bulwarke oa ronkons (Non), York for Bromen (before rope ed vas Taner wt tons diemasted ana ima sink ing eo eta in ae a8 W. ha Tied the’ ith. oxperienced a hurrigana, a wanta had to vee ‘away to right the vessel. nx Draxa (Ner), Roth, from Boltvia for Boston, which to St Thomas lanky. ick Rad dlecharged part of her ree Feb 28 and wold eal Yopeldan Banx Necoint (Ger), nce for Bagiieh Channel before arsed ot Bt homes looky, bad Gichargod het cargo Feb 28 and would ropalr. Bann Avaser Snvis, Latham. from, Now York for Co- runna, bef ‘Bt St Thomes in distress, wee ro- pairing Feb 2 28. Would » wot ‘diecbarge any any cargo. Banx Yura Hoe, Henricksen, from L/Orient, which ar- rived, 90 thts ‘March 7, has beon incorrectly reported a erdue Orient on her outward passage frou New Torn. Ba Hollis, of bark El Rermat few York, boarded. the wane kine ‘ne, from Nurfolk for London (iefore reported), grow hed abe ndoned her, ut loft Wer x it) was, imopoastble ¢ log book an ant wi {ouk8'in'the cubis and taken ox borg the EB. Bure uses, Greens, Riah, from Cardone for Phitadel- pha, with mol Woot March 9 with ea Thitied. “Another telegean eageaie te-bownd to New York, Baro A G Jawart, Rood, from Havana for New York, ipa malseen > pat into New ‘Weet March 10.with pumpe vat of fore repo} Las Palmas for Saybrook, Ot be Y Thomer tn dintrees, wae repairing ‘Feb 28.” Would not dinchurge any cargo. Bua Harry Davins (of Prince Edward Island), Yates, jJuust anes Se oe Nar phg Syke rted at St from Demerara, with rum and eager, for London, but inte 8 oa, Hormuda, March 5, leaking in topsldes, and with Toss of foro and toain topmaste and all atunched.” Brie Darsy, from Messina, at Philadelphia Merch 7, broke radder bead on the pasrage. Scun Sattar. M Evans, from New York for Brazos, was ashoro on Brazos bar March 7. Scur HL Sanasrau (Dr) hed loted Thomas Feb 28, and was looking out for a charter. Scun Exm.xw, from Hyde county, NC, for Wilmington, NC, before reported ashore ia Cove Round, is @ total The cargo of corn was fully insured. Scun Rarrunn, of Gloacester, ashore ‘at Pope's harbor, arrived at wat ra, Scun Vascrtto (Br), Macomber, from New York Feb 15 for Pernambuco, with assorted . put into Nassnw prior to March 7 leaky and was di ert on that dato. Scnx N E Stwonps, Keono, trem Inagus for New York wih salt, pat Into Nassau prior to March 7 with love of sails, Nuw Quuxaxs, March 10—A survey hes boen beld co bark David Meicounson (HD, for Liverpool, whieh put back lesky and extra hands have been employed’ to complete the voy- “Ttoamer Mikede (Br), from New Orleans for Li¢erpool, at St Miaileae March's for hore in tl ti ban te 5 A nome bat oem for polar ‘of Limerick (Br), for Liverpool, to repair her propeller, St Jon. NB, March 10—Tho brig, Kate Upham. 95 days from St John, ‘for Mut witl foard from. The vesnel in of 300 . is ty A'S Palmer and isuninwured. Her cargo, whieh belongs to A Cushion A Co, is insured. Vixevanp Havex, March 9—' 6 steamer Gal- ge, © aut Gabrieleon, rb hacied th The poche Wn rt sont an: wed her to aoe of the harbor. marine on ph, will proceed to overhauled, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Capt Powers, of et Bagger i al York from gin, reports that ¢! on Brigantine js out of ordog the whistle not sounding at all. WHALEMEN, Arrived at Branswick, Ga, March 4, scbr EB B Conwell, Avory, from a cruise, Arrived at St H bark Sarah B Hale, Sher- man, of Nb, “ Ito bois sp and 400 do wh oil (and ‘satled ‘2uth to ernise) "ht do. Feb (4, (bark Pioneer. Tripp. 256 bbls oi! per. brig wis L Saulve do, recomnoltring. SPOKEN. Ship Frankfort Tall Bp, Kingort Seyret Jan 7h from Astoria for ad Bey ‘gwane, from ¢ Galentta for New York, Fob aap nese ere Gir), Ferguson, from London for New York, Feb 21, lat Ship Paeific ge ae @w) Etnderden, from Bordesux for Bull ee Cacuce (tnt), Martino, from Smyrna Cor New ek ia irom, Mew York for Porta \r jew Yor! Mareh 4, ine br a0; etre “OUR CABLE! SHIPPING NEWS, Awrwear, March 10—Sailed, shtp Hallgorda (Br), Metkio, Now York; berks Abraham Yoong (Br), Parker, and Eepo- land (Nor), Hanson, do; Revello (Br), Reynolds, do. Auaxuta, Fob 28—Arrived, brig Ceerie Borthe, Hall, New Orloans (vofore reported without date). Sailed Fed 28, barks Union, Vives, New York; J B New- comb (Br), Neweomb, do: March 2, ships Loreley (Nor), Mar. cussen, und Fylaje (Net), Jeneon, New Orleans (all befure reported withont date). Barston, March 8—Aatled, barks Tordenskjold (Dan), Pedersen, Philadelphia; Attilio (tay Bonitasie, United States: Bachelors (Br), Eldridge, Delaware Breakwater; Oth, shtp Equator (Br), Phillips, Philadelphia, Buruxx, March 7—Arrived, steamer Ohio (Ger), Meyer, Baltimore; 10th, barks Harmonte (Nor), Jensen, Phitadel- phia; Amorjés (Ger), Kausch, New York. Saflod 10th, ships Favorite (Ger), Petorsen, New York; Magtalone (Ger), Meyer, do; barks Muld of Orleans (Bri, Houston, do; Pauline (Gor), Klingenberg, do; Sendvik (Sw), Hogstrom, do. Bonwaux, Merch 8—Arrived, bark Jobann Ludwig (Gey), Lents, Baltimore; Oth, brig Johny Smith (Br), Thompeog, New York. Salled 9th, barks Auguste Le fier (Nor), Olson, Now York; Prof Nordenskjold (Nor), Jenson, do. Banoxroxa, March 7—Bailed, ship Missouri (Br), War- ren, Hampton Roads. Canmrr, March 10—Balled, ship Bridgewater, Allen, Rio Janoiro. Corexmacnn, to March 10—Arrived, bark Europe (Nor)' Johannesen, New York. Captz, March 3—Artived, bark Kennard, Downing, New Tork (bofore reported without datp). Casteutamans, March 3—Sailed, brig Cuore (T:al), Cas- tel 10, New York (not as before reported). Deux, March O—Arrived, bark Nicosia (Br), Starkey, Baltimore, Dewxine, March 10—Arrived, bark Somerville (Br), Fra- ver, Savannab. Bailed 7th, bark Levatin (Rus), Luwdgren, Phitadolphia. Guascow, March 10—Arrived, stoamer Capella (Br), Dry. don, New York. Balled 8th, steemor Anchoria (Br), Heddcrwick, New York. Grmrartan, Mareh 2—Gailod, barks Geo Kingman, Howes (from Malaya), Philadelphia; 34, Lelia (Br), Cunningham (from Barestons), New York; Landbe (Nor), Oteon (from do), Baltimore; brigs Daphne, Copeland (from Girgentt), Philadelphia; Triton (Nor), Jacobsen (from Messina), New York; 4th, bark Bergitot (Nor (from Tagantog), do. Huw, March 10—Arrived, steamer Rialto (Br), Avery, New York, Howriacn, March S—Arrived, barks Kalsted (Nor), Mon_ eon, New York; 7th, Morgenreden (Nor), Gandersen, do. Sntled 7th, barks Hebe (Nor), Gram, United States; Soron Bornet (Nor), Pedersen, do.” Maven, March 8—-Arrived, ships Edgar (Br), Flowers, Philadelphia; Eliza Everett (Br), Dunkertou, New York; barks Angot (Nor), Johnsen, New Orleans; Wellamo (Rus), Epkelin, New Yorn. Sailed 7th, barke Crown Jewel (Br), Frits, United States; Emma Paysent (Br), Dexter, do; Harriet Hickman (Br), Bmith, Sth, Rebus (Nor), Pedersen, New Orleans; Bygdo (Nort, Christianson, United States; 0th, steamer Lessing (Gor), Vues (from Hamburg), New York. Laenaboow, March #—Arrived, ship Juno (Br), Nelson, San Franeiseo: Oth, steamers Warrier (ir), Jones, New Orleans; 10th, Antonto (Br), Seaborne, I’hiledetphia. Balled 8th, barks Ginole (Ital), De Gorento, N York; Gioja (Nor), Juell, “Richmond; 10th, steamer Devonshire (Br), Ree, Philadelphia, Loxpox, March 0—Arrived ship Revolving Light (Br) ww York; bark Enid (8A, Braitawaito, do; 10th, steamer Victoria (Br), Yoaug, do, Sniled 10th, ship Everest (He), Chorehit, United States; bark Helon Sands, Bosfard, Charleston, 4 Loaentex, March 9—Arrived, bark Yarmouth (Br), Hilton, Baltimore, Linon, March 3—Arrived, bark Frithjof (Nor), Johnsen, Baltimore. Leanons, Mareh 7—-Sailed, bark Bremen (Ger), Leitke, New York (bofore reported without dato). Oronto, March 3—Arrived, brig Maria C (Ital), Romano, Baluimore vie Vico. Pournasn, March 8—Of, bark Hostia (Ger), Pusch, from Sawnynal for Bremen. Pauma fag, 9: add March 10—Arrived, stonmer A Strong (Hr), Dereon, New York, QueENsTOwN, March O—Arrived, bark Poselion (Nor), Erikson, Baltimore 10th, bark Orient (Rns), Petersen, Baltimore; brig Jobn Swan, Hanson, Rosario, Also atrived 10th, steamers Polynesian (Br), Drown, Bal- timore for Liverpool; City of Brnssels (Br), Watkina, Now York for do (and both procendod), Rotranoax, March J—Arrived, bark Verontes (Nor), Po. derson, Now York. Cloneod 7th, bark Sitrah (Nor), Halvorsen, United States, Rro Jaxeino, March O—Kaitod, steamer Clty of Para, Car, peuter, Now York, SciLLy, March &—Off, bark'Bion (Nor), Hansen, from Wil mington, NO, for Hamburg. Suxpeutanp, March 10<Arrived, bark Mofcater (Nor), Uulliksen, Ponsavola, * Sr Nanaraz, March 7—Arrived, barke Glorgina (Ital), Olivari, Baltimore; Cato (Nor), Wiig, Philadelphia. Sailed 7th, barks Jacob (Aus), Garich, United States; Gaetano Repetto (Ital), Demarchi, do; Brete (Nor), Thite, New York. ‘Truxste, March 3~Arrived, bare Chiarina (Ital), Cusola, New York. Vigo, Feb 28—Arrived, bark Lissie Curry (Br), Carry, Mew York via Cadiz. Warrxwavey, March 9—Arrived, ship Abrabem Lincoln (Bw), Lindstrom Darioa. Yoxouama, March 9—Areived, ship J A Thompsoa, Rog- ors, New York; bark J H Bowors, Harkness do. Satled from ——, March 7, bark Prospero Doge (Ital), Searparoni, Cuited States, Lowpon, March 10—Bark Hattle Geudey (Bri, Shaw, from Philadelphia Feb 1 for Rouen, stranded while going ‘up tho Retne River and afterward capsised. It is believed the vossel and cargo will be a total loss. Three persous were drowned. WEATHER BR REPORT. Hotyanap, March 10—Wind SW, fresh; barometer, (80.251, Lrvuuroot, Mareh 10—Wmd WNW, moderate. Lraarn, Mareh 10—Wind W, frosh, cloudy. Sc1.1y, Mareb 10—Wind W, frosh, foggy; barometer, 35, FOREIGN PORTS. h7—-Arrived. stoner Ailes (Br), Hughes te To antl 10eh tor Now York. London; 2d, barks Fore (8H, Lemdon; Sth, brig, Harry Davis ( for Lwndou (nee Miscellany). Sailed March 5, rie Fortuna, (Br), Hawes (from Porto Maran, brig Excelsior (Br), Mayor, New rere? ¢ Princoss (Br), Dennis, a, Nowpecs ; Bessie ‘ates, Demerara from New York. for BINEK oulting ‘eniers: Fesucle Hilyned nite, 4 fro ja for Ant bee J Mg eae: Beng tom ree for Hoston, do; Caroline & (ian: Zoteasi, hiiedsiphie. Mian dan hr Steer From’ Ham re. ae Bar for New Bi) Sentero: Liverpoct for Haltimeres do {Be se fro Baltimore for Honfleur, do; i iow York, Toading R cargo ‘ot wm adie Todd, te tall, in three or ey Br), Porto Rico. for Halifax, Ie: Chin from Arecibo for New York. a Vindex (Bp), Evans, froin for Loni Fepuired to sail Tih oF Bib fara. for Philadelphia, to Stowart, from Inagus for 3 Adat Todd, Corson, + Reve eae: Mississippt Stone, Pitcher, iy Hay poe, en adoten oe Hatta Demerara, Fob 28—Arrived oe. ee pommel Baltimore; sch ‘Thos jew Yor previous! avicasly. 3 PM—Arrived, steamer Saratoga, ; bark Miranda, Mitchell. do, ‘al ny ted oe wailed | a + PM tating ‘and Ber- y 10 (Br), Babin, natant Yoo eed ichr teabelie dl (Br), emt Lor; ‘23d, brig Camen, Neal, do. Ts port Feb 2, brig Alphe (Br), from Barbados. 234, ive: schre Carel Thom "Now York, erived 10th, de ia re Hetdotar Boston, 'S'P Hell, Smid irs Bun’ nel for United Staton, | . Crowle, a ‘and BA Brown, from and for New Yor 4th, 1d Naasau, March 7—In port, sehrs A ag a (Br), Macomber, from New York for Pernambuco; N K Symonds, Keene, from Inagna for Now York (#00 Miscellany). Banfaass March 8—Arrived, jranada, Caverly, ‘ranciscv. PABeiton DR Proa, Peb 13—Sailed lously, bark St —— Morriman, Harpton Roads. — i ‘Poxcr, Fob 12—Arrived, sehrs Laura Brace pa: Haltiariond katied 2iet for Aguadiiie and Boston): 14th, Dalht, Lyman, Now York (and salted 21at for, A r Agnadilla): 18th.'Wm ‘Connor, Morrissey, 8t Thomas; A Combs, erik do, Hed Feb 19, schr Z LW Whitford, Bryant, Providenes, In port Feb 24, brig Th and Dayli; os. Gibeon. for Now Itaven, 105 Sa ; Kearny (Br), and 38 nie Buit jer (Br), for Boston, ise (Br). for do, ve) Cassie Mak (Br), for do, er Witte > Dowolf, Hott, for takaoox, Fob 21—Arrived. shi hip Leading Wind, Lothrop, Liverpool: bark Evie Reed, ital Soxvean, Reb 2—In ports sehr Carrie L. Godfray, Corson, for Now York, to sail 20th: St Titomas, Feo 22-Arrived. echt Linsle B Gregg. Ander. Para (and sailed tomCaba); bark Westorn Belle (ie, MeKinnon, Buenos Ayres ican ‘atled 27th for Cien- fuegos): sehrs © C Warren, Smith, Carapano, 24th, larry Loa, Chishara, New Ye Altheo (Be), Doncott, Antigui and sailed 25th for Fonse) man 5 h, brig Malay or Him, Dunkir Capo Town; 27th, Zerlina (Br), Frolich, Aquldneek, John ara sche Ida 4 Antite, Cook: Vignes; Waldem: ‘28th, bark Richard Penrse (Br), Bartab; Sailea a Feb 2, be js Ginnce Se, HIN, Conga Pride of the Kast, ), Now ¥ Bakes, Packor, New York, Anite i y tanxas; 25th,’ barks que (Br), Br), Lanzed, ‘do; Ley (Br), rel land, Giyde as Campbell Uk peittiant (Ron) Peulren owes, PR, Feb Joe Ateived, sobre Elina Chetatte (Br), xebie ¢ oro (and sailod 21st to return vie Hame- = Mes Tear what ao ate , Bal % seeds ieee bang fs “it ae ion Fae ard Beale on ‘Chas A Hoard (Bi ee a ery bark Quesini Stampolia fey New Yor” Fob 16—Arriyed, brig Alico (Br), Montgomery, Bane | 2—In’ port, ‘brig Amortens, Jen Si—Salled. sche Fannie Hare, Hare, rot Crali MeDor mama L Part wo og, Davie, und To Tosca ti Menclea cas Valcramarso, Callao; 31st, bark Chas R Lewis, jar) eh nar, Feb 1, Barieidge St Mi Grace 4, Fab To naled, ie Porsches 2 Phttedetphta; ane he R Campbell, iter. € Arrived, Deux Amis, De Joan, San . Beott, New York; Nordenskjold, Petersen, Bailed ‘sth Matilde © Smith, eet, Baltimore, Baucrtona, Feb 23—Arrived, Doroten, Rivera, Charles Canpiry, Fob 35 Arrived, Martel (s), from Bordeaux; W D Stewart, English, Bristol. Satied 2th. @ I Gorton, Wardlaw, Havana: Siles A ward, MeNoill, 8t Thomas; Arctic, Brinton, St Jago; Era, Me Kee, Clentuegos ‘onx, Feb 23—Arrived, Beiltiant, Loats, New York; Gta- javsone, Merello, ilo. fuxuaven, Fe Feb 24—Anchored panos Lighthouse, Adola , from ar, eed ig a, “Feb 19—C' Paved eawin 2 irvine. ine .ayth. Horsley (0), Raymona, aap ; Ped 18—Belled, Gaotane Maria, Marini, Phite- Fob 24—Arrived, Patont, Morgenson, Baltimore. Dovni, Feb 27-Passed, Amy Dore @, Binciatr, from Se- vennal in ‘eval. Kew York. nbelaware Breakwater; Ricardo, pert Joseph Ponso (#), for’ coal aad sail paints ‘Zh, Boston for ontec tre — rig? for Granton; Principe Amadeo Hetono, Fack, Charleston di Bavoja, Baccagalupl, Baltimore. 27th, Colombe, Stagno, een. Mar ttling, Cheli, Loi Wee from the’ ‘dia. em waet “Deity. ba sen, and Leonard, Petre bag sere eae Patindelphla. Grinsny, Feb 26—In tho Roads, Ludwig Heyn, Schutt, from Mobile for Wolaeet, Gtrccow, Pob 25—Arrived. Waldensian (s), Stephon, Antworp. ‘Oneexocn, Fob 26-Sailed, be emt ad Gxnstemuxpr, Feb 22—Sniled, Lofval non, Philadel hie, Piinnauran, Feb 19—Aerived, Pornviite (#), Watron, Cale. nla cand cleared for Now York). Towed whet the Soenite ‘15th, Li Avent, Resal, from Sein Vth Bide Bouts: fom Ekver- pent om ie Lightstty 236, Prince Frederick, Claqus, "een i te There wigs ‘ooigetngens pM bie EBiae “we. mi bocnfort es gl emcees of ‘Delamowse Phileder: “ilarvey, Port) aa Pewter ay sacri er a mans, Hillaa, if; 20th jew Orlean, am) Hand ; Taasealia Ring Brivanes 27th, Zet! Hiek is if To Bid, Monte Rosa, Carter, frem Cardiff for "es Kong. tt ‘Sage Toon fowu: Sah ores ‘Shen if and orman, Ky Fo Pe and New oe peer rN aetgred ont goth, mtn ator of Marine, Murphy, AgckIand; ‘Lazaro, mg a path ‘Ureseent City, Deland, from Havre for New Orleans, Ler, Fob 26—~Arrived, Canoses ‘Padre, vwe--mcniind Baltimore. Fé Linemon, Fob 21—Arrivet, Signdf, Yoo, Now York; Rat. ath Pater Jonn: loutsen, Tagelbory, Komp, Baltimore; 5 Millstrom, Hampton Vhiladelphin; Sharon it mine A Shaw, Macomber, Nant Tome, Palmer, Cien- " 4—Clomred, Aristides, Salvagen, Now York. Purwoutu. eb, 25--Arrive = Suck fer Senthany sturite, Grncehetti, New York. ih, Mle Padres from tut for Row Yo Off the Wolt_ Hioud “3ishs wn American bark from Itawre for Fandy Hook, Feb 26—Paseod, Leon, Crispin, from Ant- erp ior Philedeiphia. werp for tee Fob Tc Acadia (»), Montgomery, Now 1 JURENSTOWN, Feb 206—Haflod, Medors hej ee Glouces- Robt Godfrey, Travers, 7th Kay, kinblo, Sandy Hooks ta alin iv, Donald ae, tQoEs. Fab d5—Arrived, Rempor (»), Wilkinson, Battle Sovtnametos, Feb 25—Arrived, England (s), Thompron, Livorpoo! (and’ sailed 26th for Natal); 260i, Spain (s), Graco, Liverpool; Earpt(a, Grogan, di, Sailod 26th, China (a), Talbot, Natal; Oder ¢), Leist, Ire- mow SayAws, Feb 12—Sailed, Quorini, Stampagiia, Vinnelto, New Y. NA, Jan 27-—-Arrived, Lowis Ly ira, Seth Fob. 4, St Mauritine (and saitod Fob | tor ‘New Bodt co, Penney. Manritivn, waking. Pansed Mallevitle, Harlow, from Simon's Mary P Kitchon, Hughes, from M hi, Ls ‘eb 21—Clonred, Lizzie Dalglish,Dalglish, Dan- Viac, Fob 18-Satled Bioxinn, Gauthier, Oporto; 19th, Do} Gratin, W. i aiempte (s), Cenig, Now York, Taunders, Feb sheanitod &o (and arrived at Gibenttar tp og Fe ta ring the hurricane of the nails Byte tga Shiela to “4 | Saget anf oa pat i Saree aoe and tl Berwice, The xine Bee brokew up: ser ate wit a oars oat tae sand, 2 hag a een, ime a ti wus Fans ap 5 guantlty ol ea ct Chriatianssad Fo 12, from New York for Copontiagon.) prey Fob 26—Joseph Arad b A mngeey from Bos. ton (general’ ca: and cattle) don, 6 it cme gs for coal, “Sire ha experienced heavy wonther, and lost oad of eattlo and 20 ‘oD pasnnge. januele, vn ie in, collision « miles tho water line, tnd hor day, th id bo-ni, taken nl a he a @ Ifarol ae a a jecharge, pers af hor enrge preparator ee Emmanuele ped me alee ak cial hota: alan it rae proceeding on hor voyage. i damages before Flamaune, Feb 24—The OC M Davis, Kuglish the Pat hich arrived at Caxhaven from the baton and which was put ashore off Tw! fumacquence at the hoaty foafing ies, has tule with 7 cone co of 1 the auecagenes ich tide vatter pon een snaer, im PES my sage ar per rig Posie Baynee rived hi roma’ New Yor jonced very heer, thetpdesage and jettionned part cargo.” Feesiter en AMERICAN PORTS. iN, steemers Avorill, Carroll, Maas Grane vask Prase’ameeith (ond anchored Iw, mer, Virginia 5 ee ee Wm H or, Carll, do: J Inyrian Go, Acmatrong. ee Sot, Steolman, Newark. N: Franklin, Port Johnsons Howard Willinmes ing: Glonred--Sieemera, Nepwune, York: Ne Ly faogon: Biol uate din) Benen oa BALTIMORE. March’ @Cleared, vehes Daniel Brows, York; 8 Stephen Morgan, Chesebore. Boston; Moo pl Ly % iy ‘iehart, Carlow, Weehawken ;. Emily 8 Gi sleeve, 1 dese Bites! FB: ne Baker, Baltimoro; Pearce, d Bel: brig Fannie H Jen- bi edna Tanke A al hs ar! (Nor), Svondson, yathampton 0 (Br), White, Domorara; 'schrs o Talpoy, Portimouth,” NH: Vreeland, Dontko, Boliaunen, Savennehs Borthe Follows: Wilbur, Calais’ Me 10th—Arrit ‘an. ea ved, steamer Calvert. Foley, Charleston ; barks ton (BP), erter. Dunkirk: Wm Owon (Bn), Mex rs Feaon ier albreshe, det % ), ‘ a4 r rec! 10%; hon Boston; it Wiilie MeLare Jacobsen, Bord Eee: tee Bh son, barks’ Nelle ey Ahto (ass), Wi GNSWICK. Leo, Charleston, to load for New ¥ ‘Allen, St Thomsaa, te load for Boston; 8 Gif Savaiingh, to \ larch 4—Arri sehrs, JA4LB 7 Otht Jolin Proctor, for Providan Sth, peters gen ip, Tatton Ye George Tantone, Adams, 8th— ie Jonso Hh Hubbard, Srilon-barks Astt CHESTER, Bn, March 10—Arrived, echr Dick Williams bark Enropa (Nor), Christopherson, Barcelona; 6th, ship N (Ger), in (Gor), Bendix, sesaee se: Garmlobent (in), Taylor paveceels WT Hearwood (Bn, for Baltimore. Pou Seraiaeh: to load for Pr 3; Wm H Haley, ‘Bailey, Fh ohh chip Ti Mareh TeSailed, sehr monis Harbor, Re teas for 5 tonthora part 1 Gooree for Has nivale Anaromode (lon, Gronstedes brig’ Loaiton “ip WDARIEN, Marc Arrived, schrs Alice Borda, Dukes, Harmonia (Nor) sen, Havro;’ barks Emil Pek o Ifiekman, Evans, Philadelph' ley. Plymout Passod ln for, Baltimore Ship Galates Pillsbury, from th, echre Nettle aati Collins, Boston ; Hnt- Bosconndetd “in. ogi adorn Sarditty wehr Lecce, Bemnoge Herve r, to Lond for Riebmon’ CHARI LESTON. March, LoAreived, ah ship Richard IIf, Barcelo: Wilmington; @ M Brainard,’ Kanniston, serannaby fens Carl Friedrich (Ger), Gans, ala FORTRESS MONROE. March ®—Agrlvod, barks "Stionte Suiled—Barks Moreator’ (Nor), and Augantyo @w), Bordeaux: bark John. Trahey (ir), Ryan, Dublin; Goletts. (Br), Pratt, Bremen; M_ Laisa (Ital), Genoa; Sophie, Bor deaux; Gertrade (Br), Smith, ide APR. awsod-out from Baltimo! irks Yamoyden, for Rio Janolea: Hotvid (Nor, S wry; Countess of Dufferin. (Bri, Lon jomac (Br), Londonderry: brigs ‘Domorara; Daley Boyn: ranean f fc for Richmond—Brig Aabine (Nor), Blix, from xe iS out Richmond—Sehrs White Wing, fc Havens Sie peru tom, ‘Branil, otha pA 1l0—Arrived, steamer State of Texan Nickerson, New, York barks "Marion, Nickerson, “sn +t, Lawronco, do. Sig FI if Sal wai incerg Sr Caanbolla, Barcclonn; brige Nor), Rah GEORGETOWN, a faa a ee aloner te atill fa aie needs belowalee tide. jarch 8—; ved, schr Nellie Cushing, trou ed ay ~ es H Bartlett, Kell: for N bes Jam elley, York ede : is ‘J | dae March 6—Cleared, echt Win Buck, Baitgd—seh Bt Stim ed at at pode, Guult, St-Thomas; John Rests , Tu —Cloared, sehr 1. V Chaples, Chaples, New Londos. amy, iled, ghonmer Beers (B Ragen. WER! ina Btovons, Rich, Cardenas for iattedolpiia (ne Ce erie Many); sehr Frauelie Galvoston for New York, wind bound. g City of Ban ‘Antoulo, Pennington (trom Galveston), Now ¥ Now York; Jennio E sehr General ‘ork. 10th—Arrived, pie 4 G Jewett, Reed, Havana for New York (seo Miscollany). MOBILE, Mareh Arrived, barks Montreal (Br), fleet, London; Medbor (Nor), Jensen, Havro via Paes, NEW. oo. bark Gia st) fartiniqno; pas ea jewcom, jana cagey J inson, Glover, Havana; Leare pus Christa ips Jahn Wi RLEANS, Marc! be va by 10—Saitod, stoamers Spearman (Br) ant Au ae ee NE’ YPORT, March 9—Sailed, steamer Hercules ” | sae. Friladet apne BEDFO arch 8—Arrived, eehr Annto Collin, or ‘Mh— Arrived. ved, schrs Baral doy; Gen Hall Hall, Simmons, Port Johoson. ailed. ‘Abbie Watson, PORT BLAKELY, March "u—Saitods ohp Topgallant, PENSACOLA, arch T—Arrived, schr Thos W Holder, Rideout, Manzanillo. Clearod—Seli jan, Crowell, Now York. PORT ROYAL, 86, March 10—Artived, steamer steamer Olty of Dailos, Chester, Brunswick, Ga (and proceeded for New t, Boston, Cleered_-Sebr Rlectr'c Flash, MeDonne JOth-Arrived, Steamers Perkiomen, ‘at Now tipede, Smith, Bos Worth der Saxon, Show 2 nm Crocker, Fall River: ship ‘San Stefano 5 ‘Corninm, Bromon. via Savannah; barks Dapneto Padre iftal), Mos, Viscount MacDuff (Bri, Boll, Palorm tenet en aclire Talend City, “our arnt Barah Wooster, Gulliver, Perth Am Han Francise t W 8 Jord prnitaDRLeHiA, March 8—Arrived, echr H A Ames, Achilles, ie, incon, Ne Newburyport ; ding, Providence: P rano, Kotte aker Cit (tt Ibert Maxon, Koso, Wilmington, "lowes, St Harvost, Me Dali Now York; Buck: Ireloo, Norwi rich; Holla Raw: Bunith, deckvonsilia: Fanny, Brown. Ocean Clty (with part ot d cargo of the brie ard wii ‘Willets, Salem (Per seamen ow : bel M + achre on, Bortsn salto’ Godfe pen ton, Bo 0 roy. Ri Sweet, ren yank 4 Kicnnte, Breen, a Nolte lywers, Stuck: Grace, Wareham; ce Stilivitie; raat ot Sed Siteamer Allianes, calted Oth (not steamer Pau- sate Wau (Cg Hart get Sots cos Knute, ror Molt Deo Gloria: (ee, from cog Louine (Br), Mevvalt {Ra Reror alt rt oth in, ———, Catal; ‘tor do; lang, Kaame, fo apn ror for au nates \. ‘Bai — teomonts M Sailed—Curtis Tilton, Hi Nailed—Sehry Edith L Steere, A lary Stocta, Mey Wyman, Majontle, and pati of the fleet which pat he Pondieton, Philadetphia; brig a , Katahdin, from Ponobgeo search a bin eho, ‘poe Garden in inci Geared ye WFR MCINOD, March So erg it ara les ert ied hi mM ‘Oonwor, Tacoma; bark Dub rower, Phi phates Anna B Babcock, Lee, Now York George Gileheist is Ronde Chi \s loarahers Now York; CHOOT atoamer Borks, l'ondleto ‘hrs 8 P Brown, Tinker, Gntats Peete CAH Hickmore, Thompeon, Konnebes River for Washington, DU. steamer, Hercules 6 1ith—Clon a AAVANKAIG " areh sail ba sear sehr M Basted. 4 shen Ke Ae Ri nm: schre E ne SRT, Heather, PHAR na HAYES Mareh mbt pe woring, Sel as for Boston; © W May, Davi Hariinodon vie Droukwater wr, te Tuey ae 3 Beaten i Phiten of seh intr, Sag de ae Hoboken for ty Uhkea Rojers: ox tig Angra Terrien ror A un Xiao aK do; Fort Lynn ida Sik Bhi telphta for ae Marian It Hand, ney, Hoboken for New roreey, veleland; Gao W. K dinver, | Serre tor, i atten: do tor Re dohn, mein Wonver and of Annay Weymouth for foe Wilint seven ei wate Ag. 1 Finniagen sei, Row n Richa edit, Hackett, ies ot, Maas an A ofan. ‘ier for New York; T Ben Marin Aucinide, BM Saw. ¥, ellitiaton, Know and ders Vian 1O—Arrived, bi tag