The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1879, Page 10

“tishing every spring. 10 NEW YORK HER. ALD, ASHORE NEAR OCEAN BEACH. THE DARK HOMEWARD BOUND fTRANDED DUR- ING A DENSE FOG—CAPTAIN AND CREW RES- CUED, (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Loxe Braxcn, March 21, 1879. The bark Homeward Bound, of Sewsport, Me., Captain David Merriman commanding, thirty-seven days out from Amsterdam in ballast for New York, stranded near Ocemn Beach, about one mile north of Life Saving Station No. 8, during a dense fog at four o'clock this morning. The vessel was discovered by one of the life saving patrol, who, on seeing a rocket fired from the bark, immediately answered by show- ing his Coston light, after which ho notified the crew, who appeared on the ground with the lifeboat at a quarter to five o'clock A. M, The captain and crew, consisting of twelve men, all told, were landed with- out serious difficulty or delay, Captain Merriman, when found by the Henan reporter, was in the vicinity of the wreck in com- yany with the pilot, Captain D. Beebe, of pilot boat No. 7, and Captain Pitney Curtis, agent for the Coast Wrecking Company. When interrogated by the Henatp reporter he made the following state- ment:—‘We left Amsterdam February 12 in ballast, consigned to Carver & Barnes, New York. We ex- perienced heavy weather throughout the voyage and took a pilot aboard yesterday afternoon about @ quarter before six o'clock. We were heading west by north, half a point north, and supposed that we were forty miles from the Sandy Hook light- ship. I did not give the pilot charge, as we were not yet in the pilot ground, A heavy fog settled down over us all night, and this morning it was very thick and what I would call a black fog. We sounded at twelve o'clock tast night, and getting twenty-six fathoms, continued on our course, thinking that we were twenty miles off shore. A light easterly wind prevailed throughout the night until we struck, about four o'clock this morning, when we came ashore under full sail at ebout five knots an hour. Thad ae re the order to heave the lead when she stran All I can lay it to is that my chro- nometer must have got out of order. When we stranded I saw lights on the beach coming from opposite directions, We set off a rocket and were auswered from the shore by a flash light, when we made hasty preparations to leave the ship. But by the time the lifeboat arrived, which about an hour after we struck, we found that there was no danger of tho bark’s breaking, so we took our time and were all landed in four trips. The bark is about fourtecn years old, and was built at Bucksport, Me., 1864, and is owned by James Pendleton and others of Sears- ort, Me. Lown @ sixteenth part of her. Do not now if she is insured or not. The Homeward Bound rates as Al’; and registers 561 tons, and, I suppose, is worth 0 or $8,000, The bark struck bow on, but immediately swung around, so that her stern lies on the beach, with her bow headed southeast.” 2 “1 GO A FISHING." Coptain Pitney Curtis, agent for the Coast Wreck- mpany, said to the reporter, ‘Although this crew did thelr duty this morning, the keeper of No. 8 was off at Weehawken shad fishing. He goes off every spring and pretends that he has o permit from the Secretary of the Treasury. He came down in the same train that you did.” Superintendent Havens was at the station house, and after Captain Ludlow arrived they were cloreted together in the boat room some time, When the reporter lett he was unable to speak with Keeper Ludiow. Several fishermen, who were Btanding on the beach, stated that the Captain went He sometimes, they said, comes home on Saturday night and remains over Sunday, going off the first of the week sgain. THE WRECKERS ON THE SCENE. The Coast Wrecking Company’s steamer Relief ar- rived at the wreck about four o’clock to lay anchor and cables. A boat, manned by surfmen started out to assist in bringing the cable in to the bark, but as the ses was rising rapidly Captain Curtis said it would be impossible to work on the vessel, and or- dered the men back before they had crossed the bar. As the bark’s crew had been put on board after breakfast, where they remained during the day, end as thero was no work to be after the wrecking compan: bis men ashore, Captain steering car of his boat and went off and brought the crew 2 shore in a creditable manner. But as the boat struck the beach two of the seamen in their haste attempted to jump out as the wave receded, but were immediately caught by the next breaker ‘and carried mto the sea, where they were rescued by some of the life saving crew. Should the weather favorable an ose wen ne sete to lay the cables to-morrow. seid that he did fod ates teres. as eo ee ae Kod gave offshore pilotage, ‘was forty mil off the lightship. ONLY ONE SAVED. Information was received in Newark, N. J., yester- day, that a boat belonging to the bark Morning Star, which was wrecked off the South Carolina coast on March 13, had been picked up by the bark Sea Bird, of Baltimore. In the boat were four seamen, one ot whom is Barney Galligan, of Newark. The rest of the Morning Star's crew, eleven all told, are believed to have been lost. GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER, [BY TELE3RAPH TO THE HERALD.) Macox, Ga., March 21, 1879. The jury brought in » verdict of guilty of in- voluntary manslaughter in the commission of an unlawful act,in the Jerry O'Connor murder trial. o’Connor clubbed Sam Franklin, colored, to death last February. During the argument O'Connor read the Hznatp. The penalty is three to five years’ im- prisonment in the State Priso: THE HOYT MURDER TRIAL. Bripexrort, Conn., March 21, 1879. In the Superior Court this afternoon Mr. Sanford, of the counsel for Edwin Hoyt, moved for an arrest of judgment, on the ground that Charles Wheeler, foreman of the jury, had formed and expressed an opinion previous to the trial that Hoyt was guilty and should be hung, Evidence on this point will be heard to-morrow morning. CHARGED WITH MURDER. Sr. Louis, Mo., March 21, 1879, John Lanham, alias Charles Johnson, was arrested last night and placed in jail. He is charged with shooting and killing an actress on the stage of a theatre in San Antonio, Texas, in July last; also with ‘wounding two men at the same time. Lanham, who has been in the city three wecks, was recognized among the audience of the Coliseum by an en nien- ir of the Texas theatre, who was an eye witness to shooting and killin fe. Ci ate makes a ‘west denial of his identity, ‘property of the woman he aeterel: weactastentee person, and the positive statements of his accuser ate strong points sgainst him. MURDER TRIAL DEFERRED. (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Rrcumoxp, Va., March 21, 1879. The trial of Miss Amelia Linkham for murder, which was to have taken place at Lumberton, N. C., this week, has been continfied until the next term of the Court. Miss Linkham, it will be remembered, shot and killed her all leged seducer, Edward Hart- man, 8 Baltimore drammer, at Lumberton, on the 24th of October last. She was enceinte and Hart- ‘man had promised to marry her. AN ORANGE TRIUMPH. Montrear, Que., March 21, 1879, ‘The Harney-Ruseell shooting trial at Sweetsburg resulted to-day in a verdict of not guilty. Russell ‘was carried from the Court by his Orange brethren emid great enthusiasm. AN OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT. Wasurnatox, March 21, 1879. In the Police Court of this District to-day Patrick McNamara, George Lowry and James Shugrue were srraigned on the charge of assault and battery upon Miss Maggie M. Chaney last Tuesday night. Miss Chaney, at the time under the escort of Mr, John T. Lighter, was proceeding to her home on Capitol Hill when the accused, with other parties, made an as- seult upon the lady and a i Mr. Lighter wan severely attacked by three of the party, while others seized the young lady, and, throwing her upon the ground, assaulted her iu the most ontrage- ous manuer. ‘The young woman in giving her testimony to-day tompletely down and was taken sobbing into om Rig paced room, where she fainted. There was great indignation in the court. The prisoners were vent to jail. OE. Sih A TRAVELLING FORGER. Covumnra, 8. C., March 21, 1879, James F. Kingsley, alias Kinley, passed on the Central National Bank, of this city, yesterday, a forged check for $500, drawn by the First National Bank of St. Paul against the Metropolitan National Bank of New York, and escaped by “ north bound train before the fraud was discovered. He is travellin; with » young lady represented as his daughter, an is said to be a most accomplished scoundrels AMUSEMENTS. “PAUST” AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Signor Prapoli enor Del P wr Glass ignor Franceschi ween hte Marsheviia “Faust” was given last night at the Academy for the last time this season, It was announced some days ago that last night would also be the final ap- pearance of Mile. Hauk before her departure for Europe; but we are now informed that our charm- ing country woman is to be heard at least once more in “Carmen,” and probably in a new réle, But of this more in good time, The performance of ‘Faust’ list evening was in many respects a memorable one. Miss Hauk’s Margherita is an exquisite piece of dramatic und artistic portraiture. She is for the time being the sweet, suffering Margherita, as completely as in “Carmen” she is the wild, impetuous and saucy gypsy. In this self-sacrifice, in the truthfulness and naturalness of her acting, Miss Hauk’s greatest charm lies. In, the spinning ced Nerd gave us o dreamy piotusel | delicious reyerie, that charmed her avdience irresistibly. The Jewel song was given with perfect artistic and vocal finish. Every phrase ‘gave evidence not only of conscientious study, but of a thorough comprehension of the Saree it Margherita, the simple Germangirl, whose heart went out so readily at tne nrst call, » oe ig Frapolit, Was aniannes not im good voice last evening, Miss Hauk gave a poctic and emotional rendering of that sw: cetest of operatic love scenes, where in the “silence, soft and sweet, her heart re- joices with a bliss unconfessed,” and she has learned “what the ‘small secret voice’ is that murmurs so sweetly in her breast." What heauty is contained in this scene, where word and music are blended so completely, “as they should. be, the sister and the brother!’ With the {sweet throbbings ot her own heart, Margherita sees “the leaves all tremble and dance, and move.” It would be a gratetul task to dissect Miss Hauk’s renderin the character of Margherita at groater length, oA the lateness of the hour at which the performance closed prevents our saying much now. Signor Fra- olli sang Faust charmingly, notwithstanding the Tact. that he was ont ot voice. Signor Del Puente’s Mephistopheles was yocally satisfactory, but he was much too serious all through. The visible in- visible gentleman should take more delight in his devilish work,” Signor Galassi sang the part of Valentino, and sang it, of course, with great effect. Mme. Pisani took. the part of Siebel, and very satis: factorily. The house was filled with a brilliant audience. Miss Hauk was the recipient of a double recall after the third act, when she received an en- thusiastic greeting from the entire house. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Yr. Hermann Linde, the Shakespearean reader, leaves for Europe on the steamship Germania to- day, Tho attraction at the Academy of Music this after- noon will be “I Puritani,” in which Signori Cam- panini, Galassi, Mme. Gerster and other prominent members of the company will appear. The performance at the Lyceum Theatre this even- ing will commence with two comedies by the French Company—“Le Bonhomme Jadis’’ and ‘Monsieur Vaau Cercle.” Mmes. Desirée, Blanche, Hermant, 4 MM. Eugene Moreau, Emile Henriot and Paul Juignet are in the casts. After which will fol- low “H. M. S. Pinafore” in English by Mr. Harvey’s company. Agrand receptiog and ball will be given at the Academy of Music on Easter Monday, April 14, by Palestine Commandery, No. 18, Knights Templars. Bernstein’s full orchestra and Grafulla’s Seventh Reginient Band will furnish the dance and promen- ade music. Among other features will be an exhibi- tion drill of the Grand Commandery. It is likely to prove an interesting event in Masonic circles. ‘A proposal has been made to Prince Bismarck by an eminent financier to substitute a duty on pianos for the proposed duty on corn. “We understand,” says an English weekly, “that this proposal is warmly supported by that very large section of the public which considers music to be only the least Gisagreeable form of noise, and is anxious to check, orat any rate to tax, the almost universal habit of making every child learn the piano and practise sev- eral hours a day for many'years, whether it possesses any musical talent or not.” If the weather is p!easant the matinées to-day bid fair to be well attended. “Pinafore” will be per- formed at the Standard, Broadway, Lyceum, San ¥Franciaco Minstrel Theatre, Tony Pastor’s and the Olympic, “Engaged” at the Park, at Wittack’s, “A Celebrated Case’ House, “The Bankers Daughter” at the Unior Square, “Thro’ the Dar! tt the Fifth Avenuee, “The Black Crook” at Niblo’ “Red Riding Hood” at the Aquarium, ‘The Octo- roon” at the Bowery and “The Mulligan Guard Ball’ at the Theatre Comique. Chacun 4 sun goiit, There has been an interesting musical quarrel in Berlin with reference to Rubinstein’s opera ‘‘Fera- mors,” which was to be produced at the Royal Opera House, An incident which occurred at the dress re- hearsal delayed the piece. The prima donna, Mme. Mallinger, refused to sing a certain portion of the bride's dance. The composer insisted upon her sing- ing it. A quarrel took place and Rubinstein ended by leaving the house and declining to conduct. It appears that the portion in question was struck out with the approval of the imperial and Royal director of the Opera, who, however, had omitted to arrange matters with the composer. However, it is fully in- tended to perform the opera whether Rubinstein agrees to conduct it personally or not. The concert at Steinway Hall this evening, to be given by Mr. Christian Fritsch, promises to be one of the best of the season. The programme is varied and attractive, and comprises the names of the following artists:—Mrs. Imogene Brown, Mrs. Florence Rice- Knox, Miss Urchs, Mme. L. Grcessler Heim, Mr. A. E. Stoddard, Mr. Prehn, Mr. H. Bersin, Mr. 8. B. Mills, Mr. L. G. Kapp, Mr. E. Agramonte, Mr. Charles Werner, Mr. C. Walter, Mr. F. Brandeis and Mr. George Colby. Mr. Fritsch is not only one of the best of our tenors, but he has so frequently and generously tendered his services without charge in the many concerts given for charitable purposes during the last two or three years that he deserves a substantial recognition of the same atthe hands of the public to-night. MISS LENNOX'S READINGS. Miss Adelaide Lennox opened last evening a course of readings which promises to prove very popular by attractive. Last evening's selections, jothin, to Wear,” ‘The Maniac,” “The Va powers Betas and I Are Ont” and other pieces, showed Miss Len- nox to Lg, earn of high powers of elocution and no little matic talent. This afternoon and even- ing Miss Lennox will read again. TENNESSEE'S DEBT. LEGISLATIVE PROPOSITION TO SETTLE AT FORTY CENTS AND FOUR PER CENT. (BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE HERALD.) Nasuvi.e, March 21, 1879, After a discussion of ten days the Senate to«lay finally passed, by a vote of 13 to 12, a bill to adjust the State debt at forty cents on the dollar and four per cent interest, to be Ldn Sage for ratification to a vote of the people September 4. ane -night the House passed “the bill on its first reading. The following despatch from New York was read in both houses to-night: To tho SrEAgKE of the Tennesseg Sonate :— Please read to the Senate of Tennossoe this our protest agninet that » compromise with t © usxumpt the ‘iol: No offer of settlement other than the award, f interest, #1 per cont with the bondholders at the mittes meeting. mt GENE KELLY, Chatrman, The Coe award was sixty cents on the dollar and six per cent interost. LOW CREDIT MEN STUBBORN. Kelly's despatch aroused the greatest indignation among the low credit men, who swear they will not vote a compromise, and its defeat seems to be tnevit- able, At the adjournment of both houses they gathered in kuots about the halls and excitedly disenased the proposition. They asserted they would vote for a forty cent proposition, but nothing higher than that rate. With almost, the entire State press in favor of main- taining the State credit and constantly urging the Legislature to a settlement, the low credit faction have become demoralized and will use the ees | of Kelly asa pretext for non-vtion, The republicans and State credit democrats twit the low credit men with “I told yor s An exciting session is ex- pected in the House to-morrow. THIRTY-FOUR R CHILDREN. (From tho St. Louis Repnblican.] “Tam come from Old Virginia, that’s where Iwas born and raised, sar,” was what Joseph Ray, a col- ored veteran, who lives in Carondelet, said yesterday to a Reymblican reporter. Joseph has a history which will porhaps be of interest. He i# now seventy-fonr years of age, but hale and hearty and declares his ability to live at Joust twenty years more, but neverg theless is in @ constant state of preparation for his tors of Tennessee enn be effected at fifty cont Jar, | departure for another world in caso he hag inade @ ‘iiitee Miiante taut | SATURD AY, MARCH 22, 1879.—TRIPLE SHEKT. mistake in his calculations. He is now the husband of his fifth wife and the father of thirty-four legiti- mate children, the oldest and youngest both living, aud he thinks a score at least of the others. The oldest child is now forty years of age, and_ the youngest but five mon! ha.” He says thet he expects to have at least one more wits sak cab aie eniiioen to his family, making a grand total of forty, and when that is accomplished to apply for a pension the SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS | OF MARCH AND APRIL, imation vn Liverpool . 3 Liverpool | 169 Broadway 7 Bowling Green .1|7 Bowling Green | Germanic Bo. Castalin. Anchoria, Hamburg. /61 35 [Evernote road way Liverpool - [1-83 Broadway London....]7 Bowliug Groot | Bowling Green Bowhng Gi [129 Broadway 1.4 Bowling Green > Bromiway 0 Broadway 7 Brondway 2 Broadway en Wieland St Brondway Helyotia Broadway City of Ghuoster. 7 Alsatin. 3 Broadway 1 19. )Li eR ies heerwey | Live: 1 +f 3 Bronawa! 19. tiers . 89 Broadway if 22) Liverpool .|20 Brondway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIs DAY. HIGH WATER. SUN AND MOON. 6 00 | Sandy Hook. 122 6 04 | Gov Island. Moon sets.......eve — — | Hell Gate. HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. | Hour. | Inch. Weuther. N Foggy. UNION’ TIME BALL. New York, March 21—Noon. The Western Union time ball fell correctly to-day. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 21, 1879. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Adriatic (Br), Jennin Liverpool March 11, and jucenstown 12th, with mdse and It pussengers to ‘RI Cortis. March 20, lat 40 50, lon 65 34, passed an Allan line steamer ba Steamer Austral in (Br), Ward, London pars, with mdse and 51 passengers to Henderson . March 17, lat 45 #2, 2 03, passed an Allan line jtenmer ‘bound midnight, 362 mile: om of Sandy Hook, steamer Wisco sin (Br), from New York for Eiccrsasls 20th, 4AM, 316 milos i. of do, an Allan line steamer bound k ime date, 225 miles E of do, steamer Bolivia (Br), trom New York for Glasgow. Steamer Canada (Br), Sumner, London, March 7, with mike and 04 passengers to F WJ Hurst, March 17, Int fornia (Br), from New ow; same day, lat 4245, lon 50 49, bark rit PD. A Onley from Baltimore for ion 67 17, a steamer bound WESTERN 42 46, lon 50 46, passed steamer Cal York for Gli Countess o! jor E, show bhai n lights in form ofa triangle; tame day. 218 Smiles E of Sandy ‘Hook, atonmer Abysuinin (Br), from “New York for Liverpool of do, steamer France (Fr), from do for Havi ‘Stoamer Otrento (Bu), Joking, Hull March 6, with mdse and passengers to Sanderson rye Had light variable pele ine weather. March 13, lat 49°06, lon 35 50, poke bark Grahams Polley, saps! from London f Phila: : 213 miles aon pia; 17th, lat 4% 50, jon 52 50, , bark Mar; ars Wilson, ‘trom paversoal pe St John, NB; 2ist, off Tetand, Passed a rman ship showing letters Q! est Rd eo, Fog mery, Naples, Feb 8; ein Palermo, 2ith; Valenci 1 G March Rid eh mins mane Hage ind presengers ‘3 Howderson — Carter, Havre ballast, socarden tiaaties weginces Bark _Gaann (Xo (Nor), piers Limerick 34 days, fn’ ballest, tos Ge am Tenaplar vot ‘or Yarmouth, NS), Trofry, Autworp Feb Pea Mn ballast, to das W Elwell € Co. its the table winds to TBabie jth westerly winds ; Maret 3. Tat 40 25, Ten showing ‘signals 8G'P N, sed a large ship's lowormast, rything was bright excepting the hounds, ap- wi wo a white band about two parently but a short time in the water, Bark Martha A McNeil, Gordon. Havro Fob 4, in ballast, Burgess. Anchored in Gravesend Bay for to,Baow & orders Bark Elisa (Ital), Vossaldo, toorder, Passed Gibraltar Ja Brig Lirsie Wyman, Fossett Cisntuogon 20 dave, with sugar and molasses to BF If £00, March 3, off the weet end of Cube, had s heavy NE gale. in. which’ lost $18 And foretopgalluut yard; had NE ‘winds greater part’ of ansnee. Pache 8 VW Simmons, Campbell, Jacksonville 12 days, with cedar ta 8 Faber: versal Ro Warren Ray. Is bound to March 20, at Hustan, Westgate, Bultim Providence: put, into this pert, th distress midnight, 35 miles SE by 8 of Sandy Hook, was in colli- sion with'an unknown ship, in whieh bad Jibboom, bow- sprit. aud all of the head gear carried away, causing ves- sel to leak. Bar Ship Atlantic (Ger), from Bremen, and bark Hans Todo (Nor), from Bantry, which were anchored below for , came up to the city 2int PM. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. nia 87 days, with sulphur je Steamer City of Fitchburg, Ellis, New Bedford for New York, with mdse and passengers to Barling # Davis. Steamer Santee, Flete! 1 River for Now York. Pe . Facomure, St ohne NB, via New Havon for She Ts Ida E Latham, Latham, Boston for New York. Sehr Kolon, Brookings, Boston for New York. Schr Boston, Nickerson, Boston for Now York. jew Bedford for New York. ce for New York Now Haven for New York. ww Haven for Now ‘light, Wilson, Provid Sehr Henry Remsen, Allen Schr Josoph Baymore, 3 rhe. ‘Bclir Governor Eaton, Orient, LI, for New York. BOUND EAST. Stonmer Delaware, Smith, New York for Norwich. Hark Rio Plata (BY), MeQuarrio, Now York for St Nuxaire Brig Alice Bradshaw (Br), Sanford, New York for Co- repo id anchored off Hxwatn Telograph Station). Sehr Pocassett, Rackett, New York lor Boston, jew York for Norwalk, 8 Wooster, Hoboken for Boston. Farr, rr, Hoboken for Boston. Mowatt, Weehawken for Mountville. { ‘rovi- Becht Mary Sehr Baltimore, Sehr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw for jones. Sche Inetta. Ticks, Port Johnson for Boston Schr Balaora L Sherman, Alley, Port Jobnson for Dan- veraport. ‘Schr Suuth Shore, Whitmore, Port Johnson for Salem. Schr Hyne, Otis, Port Johnson for Fall River Schr Helen Augusta, Pratt, Port Johnson for Middle- town, BELOW. Bark Athene (Br), Findlay, from Hong Kong Sept 23, vie i Hark Nimbus (Be), Cofl, from Antwerp Feb 15, ataee ecole, Farr, from Rio Hache, via Key West aren CLEARED. abteamer Glentyon (Br), - Wallace, London—Henderson ro Steamer Gresham (Br), Weightman, Havre—John © Sea t ¢ Colon, Griffin, Aspinwall—Pacific Mail Steam. St Hines, Jacksonville via Port Royale It Mallory &¢ Stoamer FW Beane, F Baltimoro—J 8 Krer eeemes © Stimers, Warren, Philadelphia—Wm P ol eae Ellon Austin, Griffin, Lonaon—Grinnell, Mintarn & tndor (Nor), Ronning, Liverpool or Birkenhead— Boe! Bark Jonn Geddie (Hr), Jackson, London—C W Bertawx, on™ Granville Bello (Br), Purdy, London—J W Parker & hark Challenge (Br), Doughty, Bristol, EGeo F Bul- a r), Honricksen, Frederickshaven—C Tol ‘hark Akershus (Nor), Moller, Stockholmn— Tob! «& dint roperinne Louise (Dan), Espensen, Elsinore for or- ve ders—F Wark man Koup & Co, Delius (Ger), Fortman, Rotterdam—Her- Turk Kate Harding, Watt, Honflour—Snow & Burgons, Bark Rio do ia Plata (Br), MeQuarrie, St Nazwire—Miller & Honghton, Bark Ideni (Nor), Clausen, Oporto—C Tobins & © Kk Reindeer, Decker, St Pierre, Mart—H Trowbridge's — Sarah E Fraver, Sheppard, Havana—Brett, Son & siark Lewis T 8 . Feylor, Havana—Benner & Pinek- “jbark Rony or (Be tony. Philadelpbin—Boyd & Hineken. f Brig Pathtinder yor, Bilhoa—J Parker & Co. Bete wee wor (Br), Lewis, Bahia—Geo F Batley. pes Nellic, Walsh, Christianstadt (8t Croix)—Roehe ro kt Tig Him (Sp), Lavalia, St Johny, PR—Munon & Be tell, ‘see che’ Ulelen R Smith, Edwards, Vera Craz—John A Jan Re v iorry B Ritte ns, Ball ao ir Phebe, Medoro, Baracon—B J Wenberg & Oo. he Leonurn, Bonsoy Hamilton (Hermida)—Warren Ser Atlantic, Ho en: lo—=tivorge H Sehr LA Desenhower, Pedrick, Waitin: Van Brunt. Neht Herald, Poland, Portland, Me—If P Brown & Co. Ronee Ww Bentley, Lite, Sn Roston—Teane R Staples, Behe Sarah Wooster, Gallin, Provid Pe “Y Sehr Hlinots, Wilson, New Haven—€ Sint weeps Lil, Now tlaveu—Uartwrignt & Doyle, . Peterson, Matansas—! re. ames A Bro. yle. SAILED. Steamers Colon, for Aspinwal ville, &e.; bark Alimuri (tab, seilles, orn Texas, Jackson: brig Kodiak, MARITIME MISCELLANY. er tloud (Br), vm, the in ark Silver in Ki abandoned), andthe mate's wite, ‘The St Jan 2and on Feb 11 met the Home, which ny ast of tho MH. ly, Her © were exhausted, and at 3 o'cloc of taking (hem on board the Silver Cloud commenced. 10 that night all’ hands, twonty . m ver ichacl, won of ihe crew disembarked there and were Bark Homewanp Bi is stranded at Ocean Be Bank Jaxer Founes (Bri, Kane, from Cardiff for Havana, wont ashore at Cayo Verde, Bahamas, prior to March I Crew saved. Bank Newt Moore (Br), from Baltimore March 16 for Belfast, which sprung aleak at former port and had to dis- chare, sailed 20th inst fot destination, having repaired, Scun fecr May. Proeinan. from Philadelphia,’ in going up the river to Newburyoort, 30 Mfhore on the souch Migile Ground, whore she remained. Phittips, from n Buckaport, ‘Mo, in hent- harbor tt ou the enat te halon kapeeneets aides unload er earep of 40) knoos (for the now sebr bailding at Hanscontb's shipyard in Fuirhayen) into saws where she now lies, Scur Eva L Lxoxanp, from Boston, for Charleston, which came astiore at Falrport, Wednesday morn: inc. was hauled off the bur yesterday: morning by the Wrecking Company and was ready to proceed. Only a part of her cargo was discharged. A steamer will be sent to her from Boston when the weathor is suitable, WHALEMEN. ited from Provincetown, M Mareh 29, sehr Antartic, Bell, North Atlantic: Ocean, Sailed from Boston March 20, schr Saran E Lewis, Atlan- tie Oveai SPOKEN. nd fat ypir (Ger), aisber. off the, Lizard. .&e, ne ae 0 fhe showing HPRG, steering south, March jon 1 ‘ark If A Parr (Br), from Antwerp for New York, March et niles 8 of Block Txlund. ‘er, from Bromen tor Now York, nix (Ger), Clu} March 19, tat 40 47. lon wb 2, ark JW wer, Brown, ion New York for Anjor, Jan 6.lat 33.8 on Bark Margaret (B Br we uses: from Liverpool for St John, NB, March 3, lat 46, Bark Ocean (sr), ‘vulner, from Belfast for Darien, Feb 28, Int 48, ton 10, ark Germania (Gor). Sahelian, from Amsterdam for Philadelphi a showing HNQR, from Liverpool for ‘out, no dato, lat 40, lon Nickerson, from New York for Anjer, $1 8, lon 30 W. of pa viva (Br), Marvin, from Glasgow for Berbice, Jan Tat Schr riser] Murchison, Gabriel. from New York fer Mon- tevideo, Jan 16, lat 29 N, lon 38 W. OUR CABLE SHIP! SHIPPING NEWS. Astwenr, March 21—Sailed, ship Jacob Trumpy (Nor) Svanoo, New York. Beurast, March 20—Arrived, brig Hamilton (Br), Purse: Darion. Breaew, March 21—Sailed, ship Lawrence Delap (Br). Groves, America, Borpravx, March 20—Arrived, bark Excelsior (Nor), Abrahamsen, Baltimore. Canpwrr, March 21—Sailod, and Wm G Davis, York, Rio Janeiro; Cormick, Havana, CrooKuavex, March 21, 7:30 PM—Of, steamer Republic (Bn), Irving, from New York for Liverpool. Drat, March 21—Off, steamer Holland (Br), Heely, from New York for London. Guascow, March 19—Arrived, bark Veloce (Ital), Fer- raro, Pensacola, Gingextt, March 11—Sailed, bark Salvatore Massa (Ital Florontino, New York. Gronattan, March 14—Arrived, brig S E Kennedy. Fickott, New York. Hot, March 21—Sailed, bark Jobann Benjamin (Ger), Darien. Hamnorc, March 21—Arrived, barks Amazone (Ger) Baltzer, Wilmington, NC; Herdis (Nor), Dahl, Now York’ ships Detroit, Blanchard, bark Watlace, Me- Hoxrieor, March 19—Arrived, bark Falmouth (Br),” Manson, Baltimore. Sailed 19th, barks Bessie (Br), Dalrymple, New York; Ellisif (Nor), Hauge, Baltimoro. Havas, March 19—Arrived, bark Velox (Nor), Olsen, Galveston. Livenroot, March 20—Arrived, steamers Coquet (Br), Grainger, Galveston; 1st, Mlyrian, (Be), Armstrong, Boston. Sniled 20th, steamer Indiana, Sargent, Philadelphia: ships Walter W Wallett (By), Hatfield, New York; Aneroid (Br), Wade, Deiaware Kroakwater; bark Oliver Emery (Br), Mount, United States, Loxpox, Murch 21—Arrived steamer Rossini (Br), Irvine, New York; bark Birdstow (Br), Williams, Wilmington, NC. United States. Loxpoxperry, March 21—Sailed, bark Queen Victoria Br), McKenzie, Baltimore, Prymovtm, March 21—Sailed, bark Doris Eckhoff, Hons, Now York, Qurexstowx, March 21—Arrived, steamers Bothnia (Br), MeMiekan, New York for Liverpool; State of Alabama (Br), MeRitehie, Portland for do. Salled 21st, steamer City of Chester (Br), Brooks (from Liverpool), New York. Smanesyss, March 20—Arrived, steamer Azalea (Br), Stephens, Baltimo: Vaexcia, to March 21—Arrived, brig Mary Fink, Spencer, New York. Warervorn, March 19—-Sailed, bark Napried (Aus), Mattosich, Now York. Sailed from ——, March 19, bark Thor (Nor), Amundsen, Wilmington, NO, WEATHER IN ENGLAND. Houruzap, March 21—Wind NE, moderate; barometer 29,905, Liverroot, March 21—Wind NNW, light; hazy. Pryxovra, March 21—Wind N, light; fin 29.80. Setlty, March 21—Wind NNE, strong; hazy; baromoter 29.20. arometer FOREIGN PORTS. Awsen, Jan 17—Passed, bark Abiel Abvott, Chase, Amoy for Now York; 21st. st. Florence ‘Troat, Verne. Bacavin tor Falmouth ‘2a, jarion (Br), Scarlett, Manila for New York; 27th, Kate Carnie (Br), Wilson, Singapore for Beciuuatoe, Jan G-Arrived, bark A C Adams, Callum, Now York. |, from Tn port San 3. ship King Cordie (Br), Minch New Work. Wallaroo. Hacer, b i pay a port. ship Teeburg. Burr. for tlolle, Banta reh 1h, ved previ brig pei Daweult (Bre stewart, New York to load and vail April ® ou her return Sailod Fob 37—Rark, Johanna (Ger) Meindas, No Bannanos, Fob 25—Sailed, bark Atlantic, Lanta ort Fob 27, bark M J Foley (B jarvin, from Phila. delphin rurigs Gtwvare (BP Hanson §from Ceara, arrived oth Arcadia, Woodward. from New ork, arrived. 20th ( \d, from Domarara, arrived 26h; Bi Tanta, Tlotehkiss, frou New York, arrived d0tl: te Mauliahd, feo Cheney fom Motte ‘fie I, Keoed, 1 faltit a ren 3 Signings ice ear I, arrived tain ee. Moaworth, an = Helin on, ie dir, Ste Stanley jattield, for N es fot do, Mouroeia (AD, for Dunkirk; Arundel Br), Freebody ; Big. Cor oh err, and Clydesdale (Br), Hi Dh Sterling, for Boston. be ship, East itr Talbot, from Bombay, ‘Oth, for Hoston Ketield, Carver, for do led from Saugor Poh ‘hy shi Hightand Light, ral eared Br), jowart, San Franeise yh Simla (Br), yegeono, Feb 4 Fob fGleered, bark Catherine (Br), for New Panpenas, Mazel, 14-Gleared previously Jon Giteon (BY), Dold, Cork; ‘Phi clita M Etdridgo, ni quam Nef Neoth tne titel therepoon Mattern time % Wen Het In. Port Fern e Ad tone Jom Haring, Soule, for de: brige Hone; itt, mete | Sa Kitzaboth W Frotieh, and i Amy 0, 0 at Fvom Merrick: aches 0 M old: Louise, Looper, Gilke Tupper’ from hivadel phia) GONAIYER, ling for Boston. Htcwacon, March S—tn port, schr Margie, Snow, from se worth of Muttorns, ie. "Mareh 21—Airived, Reamer Moravian (Br), Gn Kisustox, Ja. jod, stoamors Californian pn. Daniels, Vitra! 20th, Caribbean (Br), Sandrey, Abby Thaxt: nd. Frown ‘ork; E > Nowma hn A oh din port, sche py Waeeriit ‘Dow. . Hutehi joe Mobile Five Nowm| PEzArcived. bark Arlette, Nichole, antic, wr, ‘Onetti, ae, (and bark ute “ery: ‘a Siexeest for Buenon Ayres): Tow. New York: Oth, seh Nney fg Mimics Stephene, vannal: ath, bark Ki Ligholds Thoune . ‘Olonted Feb 1, bark pot (Br), Frens 4th, brig St Louls (Br), Fortin, Barbade er bagoee New May job fore reported: 1K reh rived, sehr Ada ( Shortl Mareh We for Now Yor i arined, brige Goodhart , Latire (Be), Wilvon, sch Hermann wibutets, dailte, SE ven ia Mare G9. Bates, New Yor! MGniled about March 17, etoamer Rabons (an, for New Orl 5 ir fie. March 8-Atrived, sche Muggle B Gray, Bow ling, Baltimoro. h without @ pilot. went. iL Tiverpnol f for Tihitadelpita, . Sand New ly vR, , March 0—Arrived, bark Silver Cloua (Br), Glowren ten, sehra Arnon (Br), Leonard, New York; Vir- ginin, Armstrong, Phitadelphia. Vicrours, Murch 13—Passed, bark Revere, Melutyro, for San Francisco, Srxammn ApRratic. arch 8—Sailed eulee (s), March 9—Arrived Geo A Holt, Norton, Pubel- Avowwovri, Allen, New Yor ng Sth, Maria Antoinette, Hommes, i the Roads 8th, urtze, New York. ) 24—Husled, Armida, Petroluzzi, and Union, ow York ;"Abby Bacon, Dearborn. do. wien dan 3—Arrived, ‘Courrier, ‘Laporto Burrard Inte Railod Doe 31, Annie, Gustafsen, Noumea, Br March 8—Salled, Attilio, Bouifuzio, New York; jadolphia; Tord Id, Peder jord, Schong, Philadelphia; Vives, Mare , Capri, Dinsmore, from » Mareh: "sailed, _ igeanian, Gortner, St Thomas; Redowa, Byrne, N: Baxceoxa, March 8—Railed, ‘Missouri, Warren, Hamp- tou Bitmoa, Mareh 7—Sailod, Jounte, for New York, mae (s), Johansen, te Be Caxpive, Murch 7 .: Havrai Lith, Mark Lan it, lon Sailed D St Hgtiah "Dom ara; 9h, Mu 10th, Olive Thurlow, Cor- te OU; Vora Oras, act riel ‘s), Gui Havana pike : Roa ‘vole, Acapuleo. Chopenaviiee Merch. 1oPessed. Devonshire (8), from Mareh 7—Arrived, Robert Godfrey, Travis, ‘e Sieh, Pre ro Sea: Lin Eniiadet hia; Great aed rarer Ramee tect Conway, Maret iv— sailed, NM M = a March Soarrived. 4 Yo Shane. March 8—Sailed, Adelina, Raicich, Camiz, Mareh 4—Arrived, T D rrison, March 3—Sailed, G P Lawrenco, Pollio, New 7 Ath, Rosine, Porcella, do. R ATANIA, ‘March 1—Suiled, Peppina Mignano, De Martino, w Work Inate (a. Gilling, Slovtine it rk. ied, Giitlng Domerara Madre, Gupurro, Seek, Rainn London for Philadalphia (and suited 1 way oh, Norwegian, for Philadelphia; JIL Me- dar Croft, Young, from London toe New 11th, Xenophon, Gramuess, do for St John, NB. oven, March 10—Off, Ornon, Syvertwen, Rotterdam for Philadelphia. March 7—Passed, Han: Dexgxxts Baltimore. a March 9—Arrived, Strathearn, McNicol, Oth, Amor, Bissetto, New I. Two, March S—Arrive john Patersa from Bremen for San jaetano 8, Pastorino, van, San Franci a, dack, San Fran- 0, via Quiet » dischargs Suiied to 10th, Brage, for Have Bristol, Gooue, March 10-Arrivod. Amor. Nielsen, Baltimore, 11th, Rockwood, for GREEN arch S—Sailed, Italia (x), Knox, Mediter- renoan 30 Dovanby, Fenny: Honoluin, Gunwittan, Mareh . Littlebeck (a), Litten, it tntiod for Philadelphia): ‘Leaoutns, ‘Robertson: ( Leghorn and Carthagena (and cleared for Pensacola); Geo Kinginan, Howes, Jabea and Malaga (nnd cleared for Philadelphia): Berglist, Moborg, Taganrog and Constanti- noplo (and cloarod 4th’ for New York): 24, Triton, Jacob. sen, Messina (and cleared for Baltimore) Jey. Porman (and cleared for Philadelpuia): Dap! ti (and cleared 3d for hiladelpti ona (and cleared 3d for New York); (aw), Nieol, Bonu (and clonred for Phila: Eli ter, Pendleton, Salonica and Malte (and clearod for Fal ih, E) Builed Teh, Scandinavin.dy, for Almeria, Passed Ist and 2d, MCTP (bark), from Cotte for New York; Brothers Apa. Ferrugin, from do for du; J B New- CAEN Recent rows Almeria tor do; tame G heamaneit Anderson trom Palma for Cadiz; Honry T Wing. Small, from Smyrna for Now ¥ Sherwood, ‘Turner,’ from Leghorn tor do: 0, for do: Aristides, Salvesen, from or New Yor! Geos, Murch 8—Arrived, Caledonia (s), Allison, Gins gow, yatlled 7th, Solon, Olsen, and Agostino 8, Boro, New ork, Cleared 7th, Geralamo Mortola, Schiaffino, Baltimore; 8th. Persoveranaa, Ferrando, Gat, Feb 8— Arrived, Chattanooga, Freeman, Bombay (ond tailed 14th for False Point). eb 12—Frank Garvill, Pendergast, Akyab. Hasciwdh aierchl6 Of Vancouvee, Browse London for St Joh HAMBURG,:March 6—Arrived, Mary Goodell, Eames, 's Island; eho, Wold, Charleston; 7th, onae Balt Chapman, Pabellon dé P' ih March 7—Sailed, Hebe, Grau, and Soren , Pedersen, New Yor! Havix, Marely "Arrived, Harald Haarfagor, Wiese, Bultimorg for Rowen, ailed 7th, Therese, Shore, jeesina tor Philadelphia Now York; Emma P Des HD Brockman, Pott ti Crown Jewel, Frits, and Harriet H ware; Sth, Bygdo, Christensen, New York: Rebus, Peder- sen, Now Orleans; Robert Kerr, Cowen, St John, NB; 9th, Domenico s ata, Farina, New Orleans; Tjellestadt, Ton: n, Charleston. ‘or Wicut, March 8—Off, Harold, Dinsmore, from twerp for Sandy Hook. Ixxisowex Heap, March 8—Arrived. Mistletoo, Delap, March 8—Arrived, fiserie o Watson, Now Howland, ity of Chestor fork ; 1 Sargent, Phila- moro. or. doy (®), Marsh, Alexandria. N Mosher, Johansen, St Jo Richmond; 10th, Jamaican (#), Wi os aura cing (s),_ Cain of ‘A. Kohnoy, Farnaworth, St Frenory, Vern Orak-via Paniliac, New York, 6th, Minnie, from ey © creeks for 40.5 ssa pai - Le op inrch Chu Band; red Sut EMA if 10—Cleured. hvmmen . low cesar ih Tate Madre, he Pnsaties skaxcaarin, March 10—Sailed, Jano Weight, Kerr, St xen March 8—Passod, Mia Madro, from London for row Ye bi ‘March 4—Arrived, Dolly Vardan, Allen, —. Saltad Sih. Drobo, Calero, New York, Maa Mare ireh atled, Vrachtzoeker, Coole, Por cola: en, Sivertsen, Philadelphia . 9th, Horos, oO and Fimafenger, Christenson, N New You MaxseiL.ns, March Don ‘Tacinto, Crostor a; Apollo, ‘Bonen, Mariinteee: Charlotte ‘Stern; ook. ‘Ewront, March ir aelet. Karoon, Caddoll, Matanzas; 8th, Scotia (a), Spittal, Messing, Narixs, March hewatled, Polumble Neweastrx, NSW. Jan “s—Suiled, Bradford, Hong Kong; 9th, Levi Stevons, Gilmore, Yoko- ham Ovorto, March es ar Gui Prawte Point, M ton, from London for Ye PAvittac, March 8—Sailed, August LeMer, Olsen. and Prof Nonénskjold, ‘Jonson, ‘New Yeo York's Ostseo, Puilow, “Want to sea from Rovan to, 7th—Mattlda © Smith, Bul- ‘or Baltimore; Sth, Viadimir, for Now Yor! er aLaRHO, March 5—Sailed, Coradoc (8 ‘Btacey, Now Or. Jean QuxENsTOWN, March 9—Arrived, Shakespeare, Leene, San Francisco; Agnet Sutherland, Sutherland, 'Mejillones; 10th, Belstane Dugal, Astoria. Salted Mth, Mix; ‘Olsen, Aberdeen; Amor, Bissetto, Eoaisiat 10th Orient, Pot rock Gieatee jiana, Janior, New York. sed, Tsabella Mott, Grats nook, Thompso Sohn: Oldbeidy os Seasoned, “Gebe Bunge, Boer, Pen- sacola, RANGooN, Feb 3—Arrivod, Lousiana, Oliver, Bombay; Marlborongh, | Newcomb, do. March 11—Arrived, Oder ‘SOuTHAMPTON, men for New York. Sues, March 10—Sailed, Loch Doon, Valparaiso. yer March S—Of, John 'B Adams, Adams, from New 01 Saxnown : Bay, IW, March 8—Of, Esau, from Londén for S March 7—Arrived, Sicilian (s), Purdy, New yor Maro, March 6—Salled, Baltic, Brinton, Annapolis, Or Nazatne, March 7—Sailed Jacob, Gurl Now York: .Dermarch, do: Aladio 1K jadeira, Maret tear. ty med for New York; , Kens dail, Tolle fer do; Avdcel:Kader, Sparrow, Port Elisabeth for ifarbedon. Kalfed, no date, Parthia, MeAlligter, Alleanto. for Now Yorks Royal ssleaand x Hughen, from de ter dy: fot Now Yo andra, Hughes, from do for a0; Henry wegen Vorsarocang for. Pat: mon E. ‘SINGArORE, about March soared City of Santiego ork tor shania T=Areivel, Anat Florence, Le Boout, hig Camila, Johnsen, relia. 1 Feb 20—Artived, Glove, Gustavino, New York. masewe,, NZ, can 7—Arrived, Helen A “Holmes, El: dridge, Boston via edin. e Astwere, March on The | St Bernards, ald ip, ae whet ea Ucar ep tomers New aoien ; yory heavy weathor on the passage. a 3 soned ‘about 500 baj heat... The. master reports that sho touched the —— in coming up the river March 5, but floated off without any assistance; she is now in the roads discharging her cargo, apparently in good condition. Amstenpam, March 9—The Crown is now lying on hor ends, nad the starboard butwarks, rudder and of the dock have inn can tage an a better position it betn) to work nt tho cai mon 14 pi mon deck, seven of whieh jaye een washed overboard, Of these stx have been picked ny nea and landed at Terschelling. e above vessel has si bee been Monted.) Browsn avers, March A—The CM Davis, from Me geiteh wae ent chrongh by the fee and’ snk 21 Twiclontieth, has been raised. oopaee March 10—The Maritime Conrt at Lit fwediehcrew £140) salvage on back Pride iooke ‘Poo ott granted rida Leh. mont. Fayat. Fob 28—The Lp (Br brig), Som Di a Cp ag Be ah ell BS Par oy ody | wome sails, mame foretopmast ; yes fas’ iy opinast and f placed in quarantine for ‘ave days. Peaxamnvco, Feb 20—A survey has Seon beld on Britis Non twas decided. that "400-10 500 tone nt her enrg 9 Taino discharged, “The brig Isle of jonuty has been chartered to carry 40 tons to Hamburg for a Timp sum of £500, all expenses of putting cargo on board and taking it put boing paid. Benvut dreland), Mareh 7--The bark (lemme C. of enoe, Dae, from Baltimore for lamerick (grain), put iw here ried having encountered hoay: ely jor the Inst days; sho sailed [Be 4 for Wruuinaron (NA), Jan 12--Tha hull of ship Gouth has not broken up, as anticipated, and small ft the ho ota continua to be ‘brougnt up to this port Freoasting vousole AMERICAN PORTS. BORTON, March 20--Cleared, sche Bartle Pierce, Hawes, aiid’ steamers Lancaster and Harrisburg; brig Aim- Gaew, Futledstopte; burk wel Cant. iy here i Bewney fetpnie aL dame, ‘wiet jorge Mary Wieaetia, Colwell, Ni ‘Smith Philadel oh Benth Counean: 8 | Zachariasen, Hivee; Sunbeam ie) + sailed); Concord, Wooten, pate RE FR lg Nobski rte gtacy W Snow, Hall, from Trinidad vie nt at WALHIMORE, Murch 20—Cloarod, sche Emma Berry. Beldyeport, hig ahiied |—Stvamers Berlin, Bren Earl of Lor ura Mark men meee’ Bremen; Embia; dy, Belfast. ha Sligo; St Lawrence, ae patient, Yeates; 3 Wileex, pila Ghriatie (Br) Mekinees? ‘ames B Jolson, Rose, Long Island; Fred . Howes. Savannah: barks WT Hurward (Bri, yi Ol i te i Buek, Wo why March 19—Arrived, barks Marquis of Sharles, London; Rose Schneider (Br), Williams, Dakar (Africa); Delaware (Br). Cape Verds; brig Jumes Mason ‘ Cloared—Bark Joseph (Br), United Kingdon BELFAST. Mazel 18—Snilod. schrs A Hayford, Pr Jacksonville: A W Ellis, Ferguson, for Rockport, to Br), Sal Thompson ‘Dune, o load “gaits Chattanooga, and Pathway, for ited, schr Ella, Condon, Parker's arch 2—Areived, sche Eliga- beth, Wea + Annie Whitney, © Prive Brothers, A Tommel, Philadelphia. t ‘Cleared—Briz Saberano Sp), Taek, Barcelona. DARIEN, Ga, March 15—Arri Ay) pea (dn, Dat ladiolus (Br), William Head Now Y¥. OOARDRSTOD. 3 Cleared—Bark: eee Hannii HAST MACHTAS 18—Sailed, schrs Saarbruék, mond, Robinson, Porto Rico: , sclyr Carrio W, Fearoby, March 20—Sailod, brig Sitoo (Any), for New Y iladelphia). for Bs itimore--Ship Foreningen (Sw), Fabl- wed out igre Baltimore, schr W F MceKewen,Monsoll, for "Tarks Tatand. Also a ganeot in for Baltimore, barks Light, Sn from Ro Janoiro: Charleston (Nor), ‘Svendsen, Mache rly 1 Livgston (Dan), from M passed out from daly (BY), for Cardiff; bust lentes atoniner Bat] of Lope- harles Kahl (Gor), Bayonno; Kate Crosby (Br), Limeric! i Quece of the Fleet (Br), Bol: fast; Harvester, Londonderr: irk Alert ies Dreilick, Londo: } Magara Arriv (Gen, Diercks. Kremon, soekiny GRUVESTON, Murch 21--Arrived, bark Flora (Nor), Mikkleven, Liverpool, Sailed—Bark “Heo W Sweone: = (not as before), for Bs aay brig Romeo (Ger), Behren, Havre; schr Robert Ruff, van GLOU CESTER, voy 20—Arrii bark Gloria dol ‘ese Farraro, Tra) sehrs_ Acacia, Hamlin, St John, NB, ot New York: William. Tico, Ties, Rockport, Me, for ints, March 20—Of Point Gammon, schr Belle Burt, from Boston for Philadelphia, TLLE,, 18—Cleared, sel us, ‘ork. relies Sis Russell, Wilson, Leesburg Wil w Yor! st, steamer Cit; Florence, P yak ANS, March 17—Are! ry (Nor), Knudsen, St Nazaire: barks ierollm- mich, Lusseapeceoto; Lincoln (Aus), ¢ lisaioh Toghorn Genoroso (Ital), Inzentlo, Genoa; selirs Geo Peabody, Dem girla Tuxpan; John Atwood, Hicken,. Port Cortes vis me Aukathor red—Sehr Constance (Br), Nyborg, Utila, Arrived, steamer Emblehope (Br), Stephenson, Liv- "Bia red—Barks sk ep T Boll, Fitts, Reval; Svea (Sw), Backstro ‘Parrag h2i—-Suilod, stoamer Tuseany (Br), for Liv. 1 aliip Gurelock (Br), for do; schr John F Kranz, for expects NEWBURYPORT, March 20—Arrived schr Lucy May, Fresman, Philndoiphia. (See Mixes!lany NEW ir John Cadwal- EDFORD, March 10—Sailed, ador. Phinney, New York. 20th—Arrived, steamer Williamsport, Willets, Philadel- phlei ach Lizato D Suuall, Aibrixht. do! PORT, Mareh 20, "AM—Arrived, schrs Isola, Smith. Now Bedford for New York; Mary Le Varney, Weeks, Fall River for do. NEW LONDON, March 20—. Accired, sch Louls v Hoboken for: Nor- Chaptes, Jack RF Woolso: wich; Biazos, New York for doy # Berkley, Nowport for SvEW "TTAVEN, March 20—Arriyed, schr John Brooks, Fox, Bridguport, to load for New Yor! PASCAGOULA, rarely 17—Salted barks Arouca (Br, Suiter, Mary erman, Tay! TENSACOL, ‘Marek, 1 say arkegpesle (Ital, Araoldo, Genou! Able (Nor), orgensen, Aulfsterdam; sche Wright, Clark, New Orleans. red—Hurk Norway (No:), Omendsen, Havre; schr Mary A Rushing, Kimball, Aranuas, Isth—Arrived, bark Magnolia (Br), Le Blanc, Liverpool. PHILADELPHIA, pinch 19-Arrived, ‘sche Joshus Grindle, from Point-a-Pi h—Arrived. Trrine, Berry, Cardenas Clonred—Sehrs Vrato, Sharp, Boston; F L Godfrey, God- Tat arrived. stoamors Fanita, Smith, New York: Tona- wanda, Sherman, Provid jorman, Nickerson, Boston; bark Furness Abbey, J Libbey. Kennebunkport: brig Star- light, Tucl thr Cora Morrison, ice, Port it Abt ccaeee Tlercules, Swasey, Providence (and attlesnake, Swain, ‘nllace, New Boston and sailed); BC Bidd barks Charlotte Young (ie) Crook: Hayle: President (Non. Howeken, Alloa: Acadia liver. Quesnatown: Fe Fra: telli ‘Arecco (Ital), ‘Aroces, Bona leaux; J F Robert: Mo ir), MeMitan, Oporto: Atlas (Nor), Peterson, Marsel schrs MB Champlin, Freeman, Para; Normandy. Ada Matanza; Labaine, Dizgins, Cardenas Varwall, Winelield, photon; Joalah Whiten, Farnnata te Minette Diverty, Williaias, Somerset Aen waite Biuekkwarre, March 20—Arrived, bark ton, Outed See Kelstlenstadt (uss), Olina, Philadelphia, for Jwed out—Bark Oriental (Br), Corning, Philadelphia for ist—Passed up, schr Cassie Jameson, Pressey, from Me {RORTLAND, Mo, March 20, Night—Arrived, svoamor Take Nepicon (BY) gamer Quebec (Br), Dale, Liverpool via, Taclonrad Steamer vote (Br), for St Johns, NP; brig Lord, Havat oonot ROVIDENCE. M Murch 20—Arrived. 4 oar Ei on ham, mening Galveston ; Lay jer, Ki Glock, Perth Am| er lary 0 re iarroily Fort. Johnson ; Volant, Rurehy do; JH do: Louise Smith, Boardman, Hutavethpart cr Hoboken ; Hotry, Sattorly, Jer: Barr, Balti rack? EA Stovehs, Rich, Sutled. sche Yankee Doodle, ROCKLA D. Mo, March 18—Sailed, schrs Speedwell Whitten, Altino hehe RE Smith, Sprague, New Tort Ka id Yokoh a pee ship Groat Western, Sim- mons, San Francisco. iakareh 21 Arrived, sere Graco Brad Vespers 8 ANow Yorks WB Beebo, Lozier, do Wask: T ale 8 rae Endymion (Br), Pensacola. vessels in port. SALEM March 20—Seiled, schr Freeman, McKenste, Baltimore. TACOMA. Mare! 3—Arrived, ship Dashing Wavo, Con- Tt ian Francisco rk Guayaquil (Br), Morgan, do. VINEYARD. MAVEN, March 20—Arrived, bark Jobe Royd, Grant, New York for Bangor; schrs Sophia Godfrey, L B_ Cowperthwaite, orsy K Hatch, Murphy, x for Port! rina. (Be), gchawkon, for St John: Ann 7 Nilo, sited “ od—Behex Noilie Chavo, Rod Beach, hee (Bri, Navassa (Br), AJ Bentloy, M'L Newton, Sun- NGTON. Ne. NGTC Ne A ta 19—Arrived, steamer Regu- tina (Sp), Aj WAREWAM "eee '20—Arrived, sehr William Todd, ‘YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, 4&0. 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