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The Alleged Cuba n Bzp?ditioo. Hulled Slate ? IM.trtct V*?rt. Hrfur? Hun Judxu Ju?l*on ? II 111 DA? m,t. .. |S ?TV VmlrJ Sisltt i ? /- O HulUnn and fT^i?-| "i 1 1 Wilson wiu n-??JI'-d and the bond ahd 1 iM>e>M hoot i if I tir ('mini llouse produced WitniM mm!? Thui>i?r lie nature: I made oath to thU on the IK.I it ,iuri-rt? to bear date; tUo next paper in the book bMU? my Mgnatur* also Mr Cutting tbuo ratd them One w*< the affidavit of tlapl Wlirou in the usual fonn. slating huuw U to be the |^l?i om ncr "f III* Cleopatra g ? I>iJ y<m not obtain at the time jrou made this oa<h of ownership. he, a register' A.? Yn ; K?m a lituporary register. a temporary nitutnr wn* granted utr U-raiu* I van a resident of the Htate of Lou wiana Q ? Aud wan tt n<it because you made oath that tbia veesW )>?longed to New Orleans that a temporary re gister wm i**ued ' A ? sir, that temporary remitter ?u lohttr bifn surrendered by me in New Orlcaus. and thife a permanent register or enrolment would have lieon i/wued, 1 don't recollect the dati' of the bill of Hale; I hare a treacheroui memory a* to data*; I cannot nay that It wm not <*> the ?2d of April . II w*? prevlou* to gottlng ?t the |ta|HTh from the Custom House. Mr. Cutting here said that he would put In evidence a opj (or what In not an exact copy ) of the rr winter uutll bo original U produced Couiwel i xplaiued the dlUcreuce Wllnnn ? I think the register hiiiuli<d to mo, in the iMloai House. wan marked ' temporary It would hare ires SO marked In the ordinury course of busine** Mr. Cutting then read the ship's register. In which he aid H wan Mated that the enrollment Win Issued on the SM of April, and that it 1* now canreKed. Mr. C. ? lly tbia it would appear that Ihr ownership wiu changed. Q ?Wm any statement made to the shipping master.*, or to tba crew, that thin Teasel wiu to proceed to Havan nab? A ? No. Mr, I Mid yesterday I should hare chastised Hurt net I if I met him; I eousultcd Col Walton If 1 abould do it. and he advised me not. an lie said tho cltjr of Now York wm not Ilka Now Orleans- -that I would bo punished for H: be advised ma to go to llobokeu; I did, and came hack to my room. In 43 Allen street. aliout on<por two o'clock In the morning; 1 did uot Incur any expSase* in Iloboken; I had ooeupWd thi* room from the 1st of May taut, uioept wben I wm dodging about; t nrwiniwl no other room, only In tho We*toh?ater limine, eaoei* on a few occasions; my beet recollection of the ibbii that It wm in June or July; alter I returned from IMdceport, and loft the Westchester hou?e, 1 went to Pougtifceopirie: 1 walked about tho street* of Now York pretty shy. y ? What do you mean by pretty ahy? A ? I wlil^ out for tho Marshal. y ? Did you And one? A ? I ?ma not looking to ftnd one. but to avoid him; 1 how Mr O'Bulllnn in the streets, I can't n collect where; 1 walked pubiictv about tba streets; 1 walked Broadway, but I kept whereT thought tlx Uar?lud wouldn't look fiir mo; m>ye rol ponona told me where the Mandin] wm likely to Im>; Oaptain Lewie, for one may liare t>>ld me; 1 met Mr. O'HuUiran more Uutn once. y. ? Did you np|4y to him for money? A ? 1 applied to him for my billf y ? And that, I uuderetand tou. wm $Mo. including tho $100 you adrauoed' A.? 1 demandwi >l4ti a month h? cominandor of a M*a elettuier, and from two dollar* to two dollar* and a half a day expeneve ou elioro; I won't ewear poeitirel} a> to what length of timo 1 charged, I wiu in troduocd to Mr. U'duUivan. iu Ajirll; it wa.< Koine time beAire Uie erreet, aeveu or eight d.?yn befon<; I never knew hiin tM-fure that; 1 wan on board the Cleopatra three week* front tho time 1 took charge of her until nhu wan Mreetcd liy Uie Mar?hal; the whole |ieriod of my command wm three weeka; 1 had a room at Hint time in Kim etroel, where 1 paid J.TJ a month and took my ui?aia at French'*, or different placea where I happened to be; I got $100 from O'Ktillivnn. and workid pretty hard to get It; I got it through nu ageut, Mr. Ilart, 1 can't tell when It wm; hit memory i* very bad an to date*, ,w I *aid l>efore; it might hare In en in the fall or lirnt of winter; I have never been heloru the Grand J ury , 1 don't know wheu Ike bill wm found The DUtrict Attorney admitted the bill to have been found on the 'J4th May WiUtfihe continued. ? 1 have had no occupation since A|?ril, but attending on thin trial; I lout tlir>i>orfour*ltuu I loo* in cuiiHcqucnco; one rf them wm tho nlilp Ktinaia; kIio took fire when I wm In her; nhc won ubout fio utile* out at f?eo, t hen whh n pretty heavy insurance on her; *he look litvou 7th i ebruary. I860. 1 had been at *oa about fitly bour*. with a head wiud; 1 do not know what that idtip COhI 'l be Court itekid the relevancy of the question Mr twitting hui4 he knew ml the clrouiiiHltuice* ol tho CaM*. and he wi/4iod to ark reme i|UeHtioti* The Dintrict Attorney raid if it could bo even proved ('apt Wllwui m l fire to tbv ihip.lt would not disprove the fart ot lii? In-ing in aoiiuectioii with Mr O'Hullivau in thU cane They would, however, be able to prove that thu ulup took fire acoidentally. and they would then have to try lhal iuMtranoe eaae over again hero. The Court ruled opuuit tiie adinliuilbillly of tho evi dence WlttkVf II I revolli'ct right thu i hip cowt about $17. OiM); I could uot my what conversation I had with Mr t)'8ui iivan when I met him; 1 wm nl the *alu of the Cleopatra in the Mcrdmuth' Kxchatige; I cannot recollect the date; at thai time 1 wa* under arrent; 1 am a m m that apeak* uiy mind pretty freely; 1 have spoken pretty rough ol Mr. O* Sullivan To tho District Attorney ? I wm arrested on the 3!Hh "T DOth July, 1H61; 1 lmd never Im*ii iu the District At wwy'? oftire Iwfore 1 wan MTcHte<| the $M> was given to ?e by Mr O'^ulllvnu at the bar of the Ktupire t'lty iloti>l. ?Hruadw:iy; tin re were many persona present; it wa* .matter between Mr U'^uUivan. myself and I'lttfleld. Ilarry C tiodwin d< p<>Md ? I aui employed la the Cw*. Nil llouee I i record bill* of sale and lllort gngv* [Papers rodlKMd J I lielieve all the paper*\>f the t'leopnl rn are ?n- (The wllni.-s here dcrcriLe'd the routine of his vfBi'ial l-u-tini ?* ] If a bill of sale Is banib"! to me. I ri' c<ird it, il I hid i ver recorded a bill of *nle from Mr Hod man lo I '.plain >i liaoti. I should have git ell 11 to the deputy collector l ( ro~.-e*,.mme(l ? I have nothing to do with th<? regis tering ifi jwti (Uii-nt ; Mr. Kufirll would know about that John II IVnjr iIujhwcI ? i am enrollment and coastwise license dcik, in tin* ru^(<>]ii House; wlirn the pnpvn iiw r. corded they ore brought to my desk. and art. luft there ior Mil* owner* to come mid get them; I have made a ?ean li for a bill of tale of the Cleopatra front Koduiau t<i t'np'nin Wilson, und rould And nonu. To Mr I utllni ? If ther* was a reciter, 1 would know nothing nl? ml n Mr Niebhur would take charg.? of that John It llareli deposed ?1 live ut 132 Monroe street in New t ork ; In April, '61. I KKid.il at I'ort Richmond, htatcn irt.md ; I wan engaged in the freighting buxiueM in Aprii 1K.M I it the vessel William Kowe ; she vriu owned (?apt John Ust and John Meraero ; Capt. Mat residna ?i? (v*1''" Iflaiid ; he resided there In April 1*51; I van mate oftb? ^ Uliam Itowr. Q. ? Hare you auy knowledge win roby llie Wiliia^1 Rowe *?? engaged to carry pawn ger fruin (M ine point Id fc^pther ! A ? Yen, sir y ? Do you know by wliom tliii agreement Wa? made ' A. ? I only know from what the raptain Kaid. y ? from what plai n to what other place wen- the pu?scnger* to be carried ' IIMj?etrd to. admitted, indurrptlon taken ] Witness ? She wan chartered to go to South Amboy. to bring 1 ."?0 emigrant* to New York ; the William Howe Went to South Ainlsiy , I want In Iter to South Amboy ; 1 saw Capt l.<*is thore . I raw lturtnett there ; I wax intro duced to l?ewi* by lturtnett : lturtnett stated lutlie hear ing of Lewis that thi* U ('apt. hewia. and that we were t" go tindi r hi* instruction# in relation to where we were to land thc?e passengers , he *aid wu wire to obey hi* in Atrvction* , he told us he (lturtnett) hail nothing more io do with tin that wi muKt go under ("apt Lewia'a in atrurti'iu* ; Mr. lturtnett went to New York after that In the Ktcamboat John l'otter : Cajit. Lewi* came into my idoop with ine ; ho f'alne on deck and than went into the cabui , 1 a.?k?^ "|,im ?hat we were to do with then.' pas peuipex. ??? j h(. w* were to take them down and put it. rd of [i shin ut South Wo*t Spit; the men that I V*rc to lie put on botoU had not then arrived; I asked him where there pamicngers Were going. lie said they were going to Baltimore as they liad a large contract there , I asked liiw if they consisted of men women and children ; he raid no. that it wa* a poor place for them. and that they wanted nothing but strong meu; ho ?ai<l it wiwi uo lit place for women, they wanted nothing but strong men; while 1 we were talking the ntcaiuboat John I'otter came down Cm New York; a party of men came out of her to Oapt wia: they went up the road a piuco with him; 1 did not t* whore i bey went; ('apt l-ewia came Iwick In about all an hour and fetched a bundle, md laid it down In keoaWn, and told me to be cartful and not put it near V* or iBAtrbon 1 asked hliu what they were, and he *uid I' key were night signal* fur a ateamer, lie awkeil me if I |M a?juainted down the bay; 1 told him yes If the night M not too dark; 1 then atated to t'apt Lewi* I did not Aint there would be much wind that night; he thcu Kaid if we got down the bay a piece and we showed one of those signals which were in the btindle. the steamboat wonld rome alongside and take u* down; he then stated what time the men were to b? on l*>urd; ho raid the men would be on board alter d.urk. after the lavt train had tome In; he said he did not want to fetch th<"*e men that enmo down by the John Cottar on board until their all got ther? togvtber. that U, till the men came from I'hUadeiphia; 1 raw Mr 0>ulli?un there. I think it waa jui<t after dinner; tie und ('apt l.ewis and >1 r Burtnett were together, tlieT were not together during any part of the conversation 1 had with l>ewi?; I m* Mr U'SulliTan on the docl. alxiut two feet from lit* feewl; Mr liurtnett and Cnpt l^-wi* Htorxl together when I tir>t jaw O'Suliran, I naw O'StilliTan K|>eaklng ui (.'apt 1^ wi*. but did not hear hint, Mr Ituitm tt |>aid the <'apt of the >doop in my pre sence %<ai at one time nnd $30 at ouoIIkt; Mr. 0 Sullivan and C-aptain Ix-wla were prefu ul nt one time, wh n Mr Burtnell paid the captain of the rioop the money; I don't know that they were prcaent at ih? other tune, I aaa pre ?ent when the men were (.hipped y ?Did they appear to be American* or foreiguei r ? A ? ^ They looked all like foretgnt>rT. I did not ciu-ry any of them on board the ti* ?el ofl the ftouthweat Spit y ? How many were there ? A ? Tin rr wan a good party; tin re might have been forty or might hare been eighty Q ? What haipcn.xl to jtre Tent youi carrying them on 1-. ard ? A ? After T Mated to the captain what Mr Ih;wU told Ur he got a kind of iwan-4 and Nud there wax roiuvtlung wrong; he r^iid we had better *ee about it and he n-ot me over to the Cus tom Hooae t ft state what C'apt l<rwU laid to tne; the Cu* t <n liouae nuthoritiea arrerUd the ve*ael. owing to the in ^?rm?tion I pare there . they put four ofilcer* on board, who took the signal*; they told u* to get Iwr under way fcod go to l'erth Amboy. and not leave there till they came 1 did not see any men e> ine from Philadelphia that Wer? to be the Milueet* of owr freight, he ((.'apt Lewi*.) didn't aay anything to me a a to where the rti?iuboat that ww to meet ut would be only that the aigual would be thrown out l r?e*-e?*nnned ? Omr iloop wa* about 75 tona; I don't recollect the day, it w?* ?ome time in April, I wu not praawnt when the amng? ment wa? twl? with my captain to hire the *l<*>p, I Jon't know If It van in writing. 1 had nem wen < apt*) n U?u before, 1 think hi' came down With Mr Burtnett In the John I'otter. M might hare been ?boat two o'clock the two payment* were not made on the tmme day I wu not prevent when h? got the Oral Money I wae at the tw? . I don't thluk the i'?ftaiii rwived the flrrt mucv h.ni?elf I think It wm Mr Mrrw*. who r.\ t| fr.m Burtnett; ftutnett engaged the W'joj la Yurk ou ti? thiril day brfore 'be wa* arreted .he Uy at Stateu I aland aod Burtnett hirvd her of Mr M.raero in New York y ? ? bee Burtnett told yJH b* ha.1 nothing more to do with her what do you cwac h* Lad do with her t-fure ? A ?Nothing but paying th? m wy I have seen Butaiett Miioe 1 bar* *e?n tina thu morning in the DU trirt Attiwy'ai4ke I hare awnhrn. ;a r ?enty -third atmt N- nt Klwer a few day* after the arrest be came with an ? ff! i er to sutf^rna the 'apt ait the A ?r <ul,. fnaaad awr wfe .> he wa* there I had u Uuk with Burt nett csj that waani I ** hia *wjot a "-?* ago to th* Put I had w talk w u. luit th** *kn our r*a m wmm arr?t'v. w ha? w** mgm a a wmri t>?t /mr ;VB crew tor wa* umtto Imw> toe t ,?r regw* ar WttM; rftrvmi tm 4oo*.aad hadat bar Utmm*, she had Wn rnnuiog a year, and her IImow >h run out , I don't know what we wm to go to Am boy for; the ottcom told ua to go; wo worm at South Am boy whon wo w?ro airnMed, and thr (%iU?oU>r sent ui to Perth Am boy , we were two daya under arrest; I did Dot talk oyer thla mat ter this morning with Burtnett. nor with Captain Llak, Hurtncttwaaln tho room with the Dlatrlct Attorney; I think H wan about tho afternoon the men came down by the John Potter steamboat ; It might hare born two o'clock. <>r it might ham baaa mi o'clock, I did not ?ee any armj with them; xomo of them bail bundle*, and mm bad not; the bundle Captain L?wia had waa about two feet long, y ? Did you see what waa in it ? A ? They bad wooden handles. and looked Uko rockets; I don't know how many men were In tho parly; thoae who didn't go on board the ran went up the road a little; thla waa at Mouth Amboy; the captain of the xloop, Captain Lewis, Mr. O'Sulliran, and myself. waro.present when Uurtuett Maid we were to obey Captain LcwU' order*, Burtnett wan tho principal spokesman; he had charge of ua; I looked to Burtnott as tbe principal man up to the time ho told mo to obey fnptain Lewi*' order*; the luxt Philadelphia train come* in to South Amboy between evren and eight o'clock; I *n* before the grand jury; I remember to huveacen Captain U-win before the grand jury. Q.? -Did the grand jury examine Captain Lewi*' A. ?They did not exa mine him before me; I don't recollect whether the Dis trict Attorney brought Captain Lewi* In before tho grand jury; we did not wait at Mouth Amboy for the Phila delphia train to come in that night; we left South Am l>oy iM'fore durk. excepting Captain Lewis tolling me to tnke care of the bundle, and not put it near the fire, I don't recollect that lie gave me auy other order. 1 he Court took a recess for a few minutes. Tho District Attorney said ho had made every effort to pro curit the register, and ho hnd not been successful. Mr Cutting liiui no hesitation In eaying that tho Dla trlct Attorney acted in n">'d bUth with regard to pro curing tllOf-e papers John C. Neibuhr, deposed? 1 waa register clerk In the Cuxtoui llouae in April, ltUil ; if a bill of wile from Mr. Itodnian to Capl. Wilson hnd been mode, 1 would have registered it. and returned It to tho owner ; the original* remained there until rslled for by the owners. It liclng Saturday, the Court udjournod before two o'clock, for tlio accommodation of tho jury, na tho Dis trict Attorney suggested it would bo better to do ho at that time, than in the middle of the testimony of the uext wit nana. In the course ol the day, the Grand Jury came into Court with the following bills ; ? Thr Unitrd Matrt, vi. William Brown, John Cro*i and Jamts Green. ? Kndearor to make a revolt on board bark Peerless. A I rue bill. Samt n. Ilnn-y Martin ? Larceny at Fort Columbus A true bill m Same ru. John McC'mtn ? Assault with a dnngerou* Weapon, on bonrd bark P.dwurd Johnson. True bill. Sum* i'*. Svyir ? Slime offence. .Wn Morrii H'nttt. ? Assault with a dangerous weapon, on board brig Harriet llill discharged. Religions Intelligence. HKKMONA THIS DAY. Methodist Kpi'copal Church. Second street, between Avenues 0 and D ? Ker. Albert Nash, morning St. Luke's Hull, corner of Orore and Hudson streets, (Presbyterian) ? Ker. John Little, morning and after noon. Church of the Messiuh. VTooster strict, near Prince? Kev. (1. Thurston Bedell, eveuiug. Church of the Second Advent, corner of Bowery and lli-ster street* ? Kid. L. D Mansfield Subject ? The | New Jerusalem." showing how the earth is to lie tho final inheritance of the Suints. and there be au inheritance for thi ni In Heaven, also Krctiing. Second Christian Church. Twenty -fourth atreet. near Ninth avenue ? Her. U. P. Uuilford, morning aud after noon. Free Congregations! Church, cornrr of Sixth avenue and Tliirty-tlmt st reel ? Iter. Heury Beldiug, morning and afternoon. Bleeeker Strict Church, corner of Bleeeker and Dow ning streets? A critical rerlew of Archbishop Hughes' "Catholic Chapter." Kveuing. Hull No. 'JOO Allen ntreet ? Mr*. Bishop. Subject? Ii ruel's Bestoratlon. Afternoon New Jerusalem Church. Klghth atrvet, near Broadway Prof. Bush, evening Chatham Hall, No. 5 Chatham Square ? Her E 11. Cha pin. afternoon. Mulberry street M. K. Church, betwoen Houston and Bleeeker streets? Prof. O. l.ooui is' Lecture to Young Men. Kreulng. Freewill Baptist Church, Sullivan Rtri?et, between Prince aud Houston streets ? Her. D. M. Urahaui. morning aud evening Fourth Congregational Church, Sixteenth street, lx> tween SixtU and Serenth avenue* ? Her. It. 8. Storm, Jr. Discount' to Young People. Fifth I'niversallst Society, University Medical Collego. Kourteenth street, near Third avenue ? Her. 11. Jewell, morning and afternoon. Church of the Kpiphany, No. 130 Stanton street? Her. J. Leander Starr, cr cuing MIXCF.L1.ANF.OI3 intki.u<;ench. At the Muverick Church. in East lio.it on. there U an interesting revival In progn^s. At the last twocom iiiuuion seasons. thirty-eight persons were added to the church. Besides these from forty to fifty arc indulging the t hristian's hope At Marshall, Oneida county. N. V . from eighty to out- hundred are counted as tho subjects of* revival There i?a very extensive revival in progress nt Si l.ouis It has extended to at least eleven churches. Catholics and Jews are numbered among the converts. Tliu Marl ford (Conn ) Chriitian Srrrelary states that tho revival in that city is deepening and vxtcnding Twenty- | eight joined the South ltn|itiMt Church, lust Sabbath, aud twenty -one Dr TurnhulTa rhureh At Wethersfleld, there is a very powerful interest in religion. Conversions UJe numerous, mid occurring daily. Interesting revivals are also reported in the Baptist churches nt North Read iug, W est Dcdhaui. and South Braintrec. Mass. Rev. Qeorge Richard*. of the Central Church. Boston, has accepted a rail to the Peml street Church, in Hart ford. J 11 Ingrslum. the widely known author of ?' bafltte.'' the ?? Quadroon.'' iic . with any quantity of ninc-punny ui velettes. was ordained to the Kpinco|nil ministry at Jackson. Miss .. ou the 8th uit. Rev J II. Temple, of Whatciy, Mass . has asked a dis mission from his pastoral charge. A lata arrival from Madagascar report* the death of its Queen, the long aud well known persecutor of the Christian* Her jH-rseeutions of tho native converts would Imve been unenduruhle. hut for the influence of her son. who. we believe. is a Christian. Rot. Mr Wei**, pastor of the First Congregational Society in New Bed lord has resigned his charge on ac count of ill -health. The society declines to aecupt his resignation, and will endeavor to sccurc Rev. Mr. Briggs, of Plymouth, as associate The Roman Ofitrrttr, of the IRth ult.. announces tliat the I'ope had published, in the usual form, two decree* of IxvtlficaUon. The first refers to the venerable Uiovannt de Brito, a cUuyyinsn of the Company ot Jesus, who died n martyr to hla faith ou the 4th of February, lO'.M. in the Fast Indies By the second, the l'ope confirm two mi racles cllectcd at Tivoll. toward* the close of the last century, through the Intercession of the venerable Gio vunni tirande, alias Pcceatore. a friar of the order of St. John of tlod. Kcv 0. M. Cordley. formerly of Ilopkinton. N. II . was installed as |ia.iU* of the Find Church In lUndolph. on the lid inst. Uev . N. Colver. D D.. has accepted the invitation of the Baptist chureUand society in South Abington. to be come their pastor. Several Belgian and Netherlands papers state that a convention has been concluded between the Dutch go. \ernnu nt and the l'ope, according to which th? Roiufsh hierarchy is to !>e re-established in Holland, and that a number of episcopal see* will be immediately erected. The last sermon preached by the Rev. Mr Winton. Vnitod Presbyterian missionary . who was lost hy the burn ing of the Am&ton. was in one of the Glasgow churches, aud was from these words:?'- We wont through lire and through water; but thou broughte.-t us out Into a wealthy place ' Rev. Orson Douglas, pastor of the Mariner's Church. Philadelphia, died on the first inst fie was a native of Mlddlcbury. Yt . and s graduate at the college at that place The parl-h church ?if Burton. England, was lately opened for divine service, after being closed one hundred aud fifty years The building had nearly gone to ruin, but was put in good repair before it was used for worship. Right Rev. Dr William*. assistant bishop of Connecti cut. held an ordination in At John's Church. Watcrbury. on Sunday. the 7th inst , when the R?v Kdward Jossup. M A assistant minister of the parish, was admitted to the holy order of priests Tho caud"late was presented by the Rev. Dr Coit, of Trinity College The bishop preached and administered the comiuuuioa. Three hundred and seventy-nine of the Protestant Por tuguese banished from Madeira by the Popish persecution, aud new settled In Trinidsd. are regular attendants on public worship and oue hundred and eleven are commu nicant* Ronge, once so fumon* as the lea dor (if t he so -called refor mation among the Catholics of Uerutany. is now in Kng land? an exile from Austria ? lecturing on the iuflu'.-uce of the Jesuits In Europe. A young Brahmin of tbc highest easts, at Madras ha? Without ativ intercourse with the missionaries, but simply by the study of the Bible been brought to a knowledge of the truth At St John's Church. I4vorpool. a frw evenings since, during the rclcbration of dlvlue service, eight persons publicly declared their belief iti the doctrines of the Church of England, aud renounced Humanism. Twi nty nu mbers of a colored church in Boston were baptised in Mystic River. Chariestown on Sunday last. The Urecn Bay Spraa'or of Feb 21. says that by an arrival of a party <>f gentlemen from Kaglu River, it learns I that an e*un?iTe revival of religion has visited that portion of the mining country, and that almost the entire population have tioen converted. The religious meetings, under the management of the American Board and the McthoUM denomination have be?n kept up all winter. ( 1 he protracted meetings In the t'amd?n(N J ) M E.ant Paptist churches have lasted about three weeks and'still 1 continue Mxty wcmlsrs have joined the Methodist and [ twenty the Baptist churches I The Governor of Connccicut. by proclamation hm set ; apart Friday, the 1Mb of April, to b? observed throughout that Mate as a day << fasting and prayer. The eighth day of April la to bo observed throughout J New Hampshire as a fast day Ntipremr Court? General Term. Before Hon Judges Edwards. Mitchell, and Roosevelt THK MFFKKKNCK DFTWI.KN TItK Jl'IHJlM. Msactt VI ? In the rase of Titus agaiust Hays and wit'?. the Court derided that the original order made hy Judge Roosevelt, was perfectly correct and entered ac cording to law. and tliat the subsequent order wal l by Judge Edmonds was null and void. Few sun a ? From Ecuador we learn, under dale Guays juil. the 1Mb of January, that General I'rblna the I'reni jfnt of the rwpuUic had deeidisl to transfer the seat >t government fr m Quito to Uuayaqult The president was at th? latter place and the Congress wa* to meet there TV measure will have a beneficial effect as it will be more liOeUit in future to create disturbances. wlHch in almost ?very tns^auce, have originated among tho soljierjr in Guayaquil CtuuafM la (lu Tall bf ikidaui The Oanai Board ha?* reoMtty m4i mm rlnagoi ia the ratal of toll, for articles transported tnr the mmM of this State The fallowing table U etrmt: TuUi p?r 1,000 lb* per mile, is ohiagU khi t? c<?. m.fr. tU. n fr. On butter. tallow, beer, cider and vlae gar 0 ? ? ? I 0 On waited pork, bacoa, lard and Lard 0 3 0 til On Krwuw 0 4 0 ? 1 I On liioom Iron, ( going toward* tide water" struok out.) 0 3 0 #20 On gn* pipe* and water pipe* 0 4 4 0 2 0 On pot and pearl ashes. and window glstt*. (- manufactured In this State" struck out.) 0 0 0 0 0 0 On pig copper 0 4 ? 0 2 0 On broken carting, no rap and pig iron 0 3 0 0 2 0 On barilla and bleaching powder*. (not enumerated heretofore.) 0 0 0 0 4 0 On stoves. ("cant" craned.) iron oar wheel*, (' and ear axle*" added,) bed plate* for wteam engine*, piouga ranting*, and all other iron easting*, except machine* and tho part* thereof 0 4 ? 0 S 0 On stove pipe and furniture for *tov*a, not raat Iron, (-'going from tide wa ter" struck out.) 0 8 ? 0 0 0 On timber, squared and round, if car ried in raft*. If cleared - between the l&th of Juue. and Lbth of August." changed to ? alter the 1st of June, and arriving at tide water before the 1Mb of August" 0 0 0 0 0 0 On white pine, white wood, ba**wood and eedar 0 1 S 0 1 b On board*, plauk.acantling. and sawed tiniU-r. reduced to inch measure, All kind* of red cedar, cedar pout*, all Hiding, lath or other mwed stuff, le*? than one inch thick, carried in boat*, |M-r 1.000 feet per mile, whan wt weighed 0 5 6 0 4 0 On ship knee* 0 2 0 0 1 " On shingle* carried in boat* 0 18 0 1 S On cotton 0 2 0 0 1 0 On rag* and junk 0 4 0 0 3 0 On manufactured tobacco, goiug to ward* tide-water 0 4 0 0 1 0 On rye, pea*, and bean* 0 4 0 0 S 0 On flour, starting and going from tide water 0 S 0 0 1 0 On Iron in sheets. steel, borne shoe*. crockery and gins* ware, and tin in sheet* In boxe*. going from tide water . 0 6 0 0 4 0 On rosin, tar, pltrb, turpentine oil, manufactured tobacco, anchor*, chain cable*, and oakum, goiug fruua tidewater 0 It 0 0 4 0 On all other merchandise OHO 040 On railroad iron 0 2 6 0 1 6 On railroad chair*, (not enumerated before 0 0 0 0 1 6 On all article* not enumerated or ex cepted, panning from tide-water 0 8 0 0 4 0 Rnow in Mainr.? In tho back counties in Maine, a* we aro informed, tho snow average* Are feet in depth. Many of tho small farm houses aro nearly submerged in suow bank*. There ha* been much difflouity iu keeping the mall road* open to accommodate '"Uncle Sam's" team*. At Anson, up to tbo Dd Inst., there had fallen 93 inches -^uearly eight feet. ? Hotlon Journal. Court of General ftesnlons. Bank Forgrrif.t ? Correction. ? Tho trial of these cases Li positively fixed for Tuesday next, the aJjoorrunent being till that day, and not for tho term, a* inadvertantly stated. CITY TRADE REPORT. Saturhav. March 13?6 P. M. Asms varied littlo. the sale* comprising SO bbto? pot? at $5 it 5 06, and pearls at $6 25 per 100 lb*. Bui ADiTfrr*.? flour was in more demand, and the day'* liiulncM reached 0,600 bbU. --ordinary Southern. Stutn and Wostern, at previous MM ; fancy (lenesee and Ohio at $5 06 14 a $5 31 i? ; extra Ohio at $5 31 ^ a $5 fi'2 % . and extra Genesee at $5 31 14 a $6 per bbL 200 pkg*. Rye Hour were taken at $3 62 and 100 State meal ut $3 37 >?, the former ralue. Wheat and harley seemed <iuiet, yet un c hanged ; 3.000 bushel* rye were obtained at 73o, a reduc tion, while of rorn. 21,000 bushels found purchasers, at 63c. for mixed Southern, and 64 a 06c for white, with yellow do., and of domestic oats, considerable quantities, at 41 a 48c , a decided advance CorrKK ruled dull at private contract ; 2.400 bog* Rio were d l*pom<d of (l>y auction) at 8Jt a 9Ji ? average, U".vc. |HT lb. Cottoh. ? The market retain* very m*ah H? former character, with perhaps rather leas disposition on the part of buyers to take hold freely The sales were 2,300 bales. Fhkichti.? ' Vessels for Kngllsh porta continued scarce, and the chief engagements were made ahead, running through the coming month. About 20 000 bushels of drain were thus engaged at 6! jd . and some 10.000 a 11.000 bushels wheat, bagged by shippers, at 6>%d.. chletly taken to fill up. Flour was at 2s 3d for engagements ahead, and cotton at >4d. a 5-10d. To London, some 150.000 light pipe stares, for future arrivals, were taken at 60*. Naval stores and Hour were at 2s. Od To Havre, cotton was ^oliig forward at >ic.. with ashes and rice at old late* There was no alteration iu rates for California. Pish ? Cod and herring were scarce and quiet, and some 400 bbls No 2 aud 1 mackerel realized $7 87 j Si and 0 37, respectively. Fin n ? About 800 Ikijcs Malaga raisins were picked up at *1 66 , 300 cluster do., at $1 07 a >1 10 ; and 12 bale* Grenoble walnuts at 0J4'c a 7c. J I a t ? We heard of 400 bales being sold, at 72c. Market uncha nged. Ikon ? Sules were made of 80 tons Scotch pig. at >20 50 a $21. 6 months Demand good. Laths ?Kastern continued in brisk request. at $2 12, ^ I er M . cn. h. ? fiiMi: ? dockland common met with a ready market, as fast as offered, at $1 12, L, per 100 libs Mol*hs?'.!i ? There were only 60 hhd.?. Cardcnaa taken, at lfce , und 30 Porto Rico, at 20 a 30c per gallon Ou.s. ? Some 2.500 gallons linseed changed hands, nt C4 a 65 c ; and 200 ba.-kets olivo. at $3, usunl terms. Provisions appeared rather higher ? the transactions including 400 bbls prime and mess pork, at $14 12f< a $14 75 aud $16 12'. a $1675; 500 do lard, at 8% a?V j 350 do prime and mess beef, at $5 25 a $6 50 and $0 25 a $12 50; 1 .000 tierces prime mens do., at $18. and several pack ugiv? Ohio and State butter, at 20 a 2ftc respectively. Rv.al Kstatu ? Sales by auction: ? House and lot 271 Rowery, $8,800, do 204. 257 Bowery. $10,000; do 91 St. Marks place. $7,450; do 177 Kust Twenty-first street, $6,150. Ricr. ?loo casks fair brought $3 26. ca.-h, market firm. SniARs ? There have been 100.000 Havana purchased, at $17 a $22 ? 4 and 6 months. SriaiTs ? Included in the day's traasactions. wore 300 bbls prison whiskey, at 21c. a 21 '?e., cash, and 21l?fl , time, with 10 half pipes Roehelle Imndy. at $1 15 a $1 20; and 15 Cognac do . at $2 25 a $2 50 ? customary credit. Snans Tt sncMfnK tended downwards 150 bbls. bring ing but 37c. a 37>ic.. cash Puoaa.? 1 The day's movements were confined to 100 hhds (!uba and Porto Kico. at 4 ',c a f>S'o.. and 100 Or leans. at 4'4c. a 4>{c per lb ?demand light. T^as ? At the public sale held by lloiTuian, this morn ing, of Oolong. 19 half chests found buyers, at 34o.; 87 do. at 33^j'c. ; 18 do . 32c . 75 do.. 30c.; 31 do , 20c.; 31 do., 28 V ; 171 do.. 28<v; 41 do . 27.l,'c ; 363 do . 20V; 115 do., 27c ; lWdo.. 2tic ; 36 boxes. ,'15 Sc.; 25 do. 30c Sou chong? 30 chests. 17c Young Hyson ? 37 half chests, 40c ; 37 do 35c ; 150 do ,!!0,'?c. ; 23 do.. 30c. Wool.. ? The depressed state of the dry goods trade, and low prices of woollens, offer no encouragement to inanu tUcturer*. and they in roost eases are running short time and with decreased machinery. A better demand was ex pected for the present time than exists, and holder* are not so firm with prices as they have been. We have no sales of importance to report, but submit the following as current quotations : ? American Saxony lloeces. 42 a 44c. perlb.; American, full blood Merino, 38 a 40c. per lb.; American. }? atid \ Merino. 34 a 36c do.; American, na tive and l4 Merino. :w a 32c do. ; superfine, pulled, coun try. 36 a 38c do.; No. 1. pulled, country. 31 a 33c do ; superfine pulled, city, 33 a 35c. do. ; No. 1, pulled city. 29 a 31c do; Peruvian, washed. 26 a 2Sc do ; Valparaiso, unwashed. 11 a 13c do.; South American common, wash ed. 15 a 17c do ; South American Kntre Rlos. washed, 20 a 22c do.; South American, unwashed, 9 a 10c. do ; South American, Cordova washed. 21 a 22c. do.; Kast In dia. washed. 24 a 27c. do.; African, unwashed. 9 to 18c. do ; Africau, washed. 18 to 25c do.; Smyrna, unwashed, 13 to 16c do.; Smyrna, washed 24 a 20c do.; Mexican unwashed 14 a 15c. do. lUcEirrsor Paoorrr Tins Dav Rr Kmr. Raii.road ? 215'J bbls flour. 2 010 bushels oats. 90 do clover seed. 177 bbls whiskey, 83 package* butter. 112 do. beef. <H> do. cheese. 41 tale* wisil 60 tons Iron. 1.640 sides leather. 37 casks ashes, 270 head cattle, 864 sheep. 162 calves, and 610 packages merchandise. No receipts to-dny by the other two railroads Receipts ion nir Win r.MDiiu March 13. Nr.w Yon* a?<d Habli:m Raii.road Compact ?183 head cattle, 90 cows, 291 calves. 554 sheep. 12.606 lbs dressed hogs 6 905 lbs mutton and l??f. 61 packages butler. 3H4 do. sundries 2 535 bushel* oats. 895 do other grain. 174 bags buckwheat flour. 198 bales hay. 43 tons iron 1 10 bbls. flour. 60 tale* wool. IMPORTATIONS ton Tilt wt.r.t indi.mj MARCH 1. Ri.kaiiiim; Powrn r?? 150 cask* | Ciiai.x? 94u ton.*. Coai.? 420 tons Cotrj-K ? 14.601 bags 1)r v (loon*? 1.592 pkg* per steamer Arctic; 010 per per steamer Asia. 669 per ship I-nac Wright; 230 per West Print, 407 per Constantlne; 89 per It Mor<e; 333 per Montezuma; lo6 per Independence; 111 per Margaret Kvans, . 2 per Ocean Queen, 212 per Havre. 227 per Win Tell; 13 jsr 1'runklin; 64 per Ncstorian? Total pkgs . 4 886 Dvr* ? 61 ceroons 25 chests indigo; 287 casks. 55 half, 2 bbls ground tuadder; 1.500 tagj sumac; 8 cases lac , dye. Dvtwoons? W6 860 lbs logwood; 167 tons do; 490 ; pieccs fustic; 90 tons do. ; 76 tons llraxilletto wood. Dri os? 1 447 casks soda; 850 casks soda crystals; 673 pkgs camphor; 38 Iwlcs sarsaparllllu; 132 case* worm wood. 19 casks tartaric acid; 30 tons. 1 062 cantars. 21 chests. 1.371 cantars. 5 casks brimstone; 80 casks emery, 166 tags dlvi-divl; 4 half bbls arrow root; 2 boxes do.; I lt?) gall'; 1 bbl senna leaves, 79 cases. 60 bbl* gum arabic; 4 casks cn am tartar; 2 cases, 7 bbls , 7 cju<k? drugn, ]J4 rases shellac. 41 eases borax; 40 case* 66 bills sulphur. 3 cases lavender flowers; 132 ea?es,, 12 hhds orange flower water; 136 hhds cream tartar; 33 casks ' xalicacid. 12 hhds tay water; 10 taxes b?rgamot; 676 cases liquorice paste; 5 bbls Tonqiia beans, 10 casks au i tiinony Krimt ? 31 bbW . 150 case* almonds; 100 boxes shelbvl j do ; 50 ca.K'S. 186 bbls prunes; 116 bales nuts; 5.489 taxes. 120 half Isixc* lemons; 12 991 taxes oranges; 400 | taxes 20?) half boxes raisins; 2.213 bbls., 20 butt* cur rants, 1.000 cocoa nuts, 420 taxes pickles, 49 bag* filberts; 2 2>0 Wkets. 2.813 taxes figs, 570 bu*hi4* pea UUls, 4 bbls yams; 4 bbl* pumpkin I Ki ai ? 100 tales Piar Or ac* i ni ? 2.14<)pkg< Oi- aso? 1 027 tons Hoivkv ? 22 tierces, 19 bWs I Hats? 4 canes. 8 bbls Oi*?mv Ba?? ? 240 bundles Minis ? 34,842 hides, 221 l>ale* goat skim 8 bale* 4<W huflalo hides, 5 bales deer skin* lis mp ? 26 tale* Istvf? T 410 tar* railroad iron, 36 .'I0T l*r* tt.SlVbun dles, 5.M1 bundles hoop, 164 lotM pig, 1,17V thMi; MO pUl**, IN bundle* serutt? 610 bundle* baal Iron. Ifoti-lU ivory iMth. Jutk ? ?? bale* Lkai>? 6449 pig* . 16 cask* l.riTiiu ? 38 casta mIuii*. HuLutrj ? 3,0Tb lib da , iTO tierce*, 40 bM* Mktals ? 20 ca mm copp?r. ? 066 roll* Oil. ? 801 basket*. 306 case* olive, 610 pip** tiuaeed; 60 package* annis; 40 do cobbed; 68 cahIui palm oil. Paint? 12 bhd*. vordigri*; 81) o*m, 11 oaak* paint. lUu* ? 1.616 bale*, 7 ca?k* rag*. Kmiar* ? 62 cam*. 11.266 quarter boxes. 3 bonna, 143 halvea, 1.066 tenths, 100 fifths, 101 eighth boxe* argars; 1,401.900 argars, 6.000 cheroot*. 44 boxe* do. SALTrmu ? 1.48ft bag* saltpetre. Hoar ? 2 260 boxe* soap Sim ? 1.910 bag* liu*ced, 100 bag* canary; 14 case* ?red SrtLTKR ? 3.708 plate* spelter HriiuTs ? f>2 hints, 246 halve*, 102 quarters. 104 octave* brandy; 28 puncheon*. 28 half do rum Hi-i.ah ? ' 4 073 hhda., 3 1)64 boxoa, 10 tierces .Hi ? 2S2 bundle*. 681 oaae*. Salt? 212>? tona Brict.a? 616 bam pepper; 3ft caao*. 39 bag* ground do ? 396 bags ginger; 11.068 mat* caaaia, bcaaha nutmegs, 202 baga ginger ; 114 boxoa clovo* Tobacco ? 230 bale*. Tka ? 21 .024 package* tea. Tin ? 3.822 boxe* tin. Wim ? 1,866 cam*. 2.680 basket*. 892 hhda., ."W0 halve*, 896 quartern. 272 bbU.. 18 tbirda. 18 aittha. Woou ? 23 H tona camwood; 3.202 pieeea box wood; 105 log*. 160 plauks rosewood; 238 bundle* willow. VfooL ? 346 bale* wool. Telegraphic Report*. Nr.w Oblean*. March 12, 1862. The sale* of cotton to-day reached 7,000 bale*, at yes terday'* decline, atrict middling being *tiU at 7>?c. a 7S'c Tho week'* business haa been 40,000 bale*. The Asia's newn waa not rceeired till thi* afternoon, and It* effect* will not be developed till to-morrow. The receipt* at all the Southern porta are 269.000 bale* ahead of tho name period la*t year. Hea* pork is Ann at *17. Ciiabi.sston, March 12. 1862. Ootton i* attire Tho day'* sale* havo boon 2,900 bale*, at 6){c. a 8 5-10c. Price* are full. .Cikmnkati, March 13. 1852. Our provision market i* excited. Meaa pork U at $15, with more buyers than sellers. Lard, 8^c. for barrel*; Otfe. for keg*. Bacon ia in actire demand for futuro deli very. but generally i* held out of the market. Flour, $3 25? demand moderate. New York Bight exchange, >?' per cent premium. Married, In Brooklyn, Wcdneaday, March 10, by Rev. Win II. Lewi*. Mr. J amu Sloan, of Naahrillo, Teun , to Miss Lsx bclu MoIntvri:, of Now York. Died, On Saturday, March 13, suddenly, Clinton, only Hon of John M. and Mary A. llennet, aged 8 month* and 18 days. Tho relative* and friend* are invited to attend the fu neral. on Sunday. March 14, at 2 o'clock P. M., from the residence of hi* father, 181 Church street. On Saturday, Marrh 13, William Alfred, infant son of Isaao P. 8. and Sarah M. Itriant. aged 8 month*. Funeral aervicea at the residence of hi* paronts. No. 34 Prince street. Brooklyn. thU afternoon, at 3 o'clock. IIU remain* will be taken to Now Jersoy for intermont. On Saturday, March 13, John Nioolavs, son of John Henry and Johanna Frodericu Fitschen, aged 3 year* 5 month* and 26 day*. Tho friend* and acquaintance* of the farally are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, thia afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from their residence, 247 Bleockor, corner Cor nelia street. Ill* remain* will be conveyed to the Luthe ran Cemetery, l<ong Islond On Kriday afternoon, March 12 William Dawson, ia the 54th y ear of hi* age. The relative* and friond* of tho family are requo*ted to atteud hi* funeral, at St. Bartholomew'* Church, thi* afternoon, at 6o'cloek, without further invitation. On Saturday, March'13, Jamk* D. Stkar, in tho 20tU year of hi* rro. I Funeral service* to-morrow morning, at 0 o'clock, at hi* late residence, 25 Fourth street, after which hi* body will be taken to Port Cheater for interment. Tho friend* of i the family, and those of hi* brother Charles, are respect I fully invited to attend At Flushing, March 12. Mr*. Ki.izabktii Truloce, wife 1 Of Joseph Trulock, Ksq., in the OHth year of her age. Tho funeral will take place at the church, in Flushing, on Tuesday, March 10. at half-pn*t 11 o'clock A. M. Tho , Iricnd* of the family are invited to attend Tho boat leave* the Fulton Market slip, at 10 o'clock A. M , and Will return after the funeral services. At New London. March 11, Klita D., wife of John ; Thompson, aged 37 year* The relative* and friend* of tho family ore re.*j>ectfully invited to attend her funeral, thi* afternoon, at 2 o'clock, precisely, from the residence of W. S. Humphreys, No. 43 Chambers street, without further invitation. At New Orleun*. March 1. in the 80th year of hi* age, Andrea Dimitkt. a native of Greoce, but for sixty year* a resident of Now Orlean*. and oue of it* valiant defender* in 1815. Saturday, March 13th, Mrs Mart Jane. wife of Mr. Tlx. mas llloomer, aged 24 year* 0 months and 5 days. The relative* and friend* are invited to attend her funeral, from the Jaue str?>et M. K. Chureh, on Monday, the 15th inst . at one o'clock, without further invitation. On Thursday, March 11, Mr John Ci. are. a native of Frauro, for many year* a resident of thi* city, aged 62 year* His friend* and acquaintance* are respectfully iuvited to nttend hi* funeral, this morning, at 10 o'clock, from No. V Whitehall street, without further invitutton. California paper* will please copy. MAHIT1MK INTKLLIOENCH. Movements of Ocean Steamer*. Nmu. Lkatm. Datd. Von. Washington Soutliamt'n .Mar .'I. ..New York. City ul Maui hestor. Liverpool . . . Mar 3. . . Philadelphia. N la? ara Liverpool. . . . M?r 6. . . Boston. flcllo Liverpool. . .. Mar 10. ..Now York City of New York. New York.. .Mar Hi. . .Chagres. Sierra Nevada. ... Now York.. .Mar 17. ..Chagre*. America Boaton Mar 17. .. I<irerpool. Arctic New York. ..Mar 3). .. Liverpool. Dental W abater... .Now York.. .Mar 20. ..San Juan. K1 Dorado, Now York. . Mar 20. ..Chagre*. ? Georgia New York.. .Mar 24. .. Havana, ftc. l/'nitnd States New York. ..Mar 2(1. ..8 Juaa ft CUgNI Brother Jonathan. Now York. ..Mar *i. . . Chagre*. Koindeor Now York. ..Apr 1...8an Franclsc*. Merlin New York.. .Apr 8. ..BerftSt Thomai. Northern Light.. ..New York.. .Apr 10. ..Chagre*. IRinvi*. New York. ..Apr 20. ..Chagre*. ALMAiS AO? MARCH M. <va R iflEfl 0 15 I moor it*T* mron 02 49 ?UK aiT* 6 OS I HIOK WAT KB TO 02 61 PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 13, 1861 Cleared. Steamship Florida, Lyon, Savannah, S L Mitchill. ^Steamship Vaivn, Adam", Charleaton, Spofford, Tileston Steamahip Roanoke, ParrUb, Richmond, fte, Deen ft Thornton. Ship Guy Mannarbig, Tenfield, Liverpool, Taylor ft lhrrill. Ship Ino. Smith, San Francisco, SiSkin It Ironsides. Ship Parana, Langstoa, Buouoi Ayrei, W W D? Forest ft Co. Bark Copernicus (Dam), RolnffR, Hamburg, Schmidt ft Balchen. Bark Gem. Lawlin, West Coast of Africa. nark Barbara (Br), Strickland, Panama, Fancbo ft Mcincke. . Bark llelfcon, Adams, Havana, R W Trundr. Hark A 11 Kimball, Sleeper, New Orleans. J W Elwell ft Co. Brig Helen Maria, Pierce. Laguira and Torto Cabell*, G Whitaker. Brig Jorgen Beck (Ban). List, Riga, Beck ft Rnnhtrdt. Bohr Napier, Edmonds, Ponce, M M Freeman. Sehr Mefvlna, Loavitt, Mayaruca, J V Ouatavla ft Co. Stbr Sarah Ellaabeth, Dyer. Itaraeoa, Beokman ft SnoW. I Sehr K II Nash, White, Jacksonville, Brett. Vose ft C'O. Sehr J Vail, Delano, St Marks, ftc, Ladd ft Chnroh. Sehr I'hantom, Brown, Savannah, S LMitoblll. | Sehr Frances. Kohinson, Newborn. NC, master. Sehr Volant. Osborn, Alexandria, M Bedvll. | Sehr Fairfax, l'entleld, Alexandria, Sturgos, Clmman ft I Co. Sehr Rebeoca. Woglam. Petersburg, Jas Hnnter ft Co. sehr Anna, Williams, Peter*burg, Van llrunt ft Slaght. S< br Louisa, Stephens, Baltimore. Jas Hand. Sehr Unci* John, Baldwin, Philadelphia, Jae n*nd. Scbr Gnnpowder, Bird, Philadelphia, Jae Hand. I Sehr Del Norte, Stlmson, Philadelphia, Jas Hand. I Sehr B Douglas". Taylor, Philadelphia, Jae Hand. Sehr Copy, Daggett, New Haven, Dunham ft Dimnn. Sehr Plymouth Rock, Lacy, Boston, Dayton ft Spragn*. Sehr Aun Flowers, Boanx. Boston, 8 " Lewis. S. hr I.ydla (Br), McDonald, Halifax, N9, A Loay. Sehr Stewart Campbell (Br), Bryan, Halifax, Jae Hnnter ft Co. Steamer Kennebec, Seymour, Philadelphia, M Seymour. Steamer Cayuga, Wilson, Philadelphia, J ft N Hrigga. Steamer Ontario, Chase, Boston, Maillrrft Lord. Sloop Anteevdant, Card, Philadelphia, Jaa Hand, Arrived, | Steamship City of Norfolk, Poet. Richmond and Norfolk, 31 hours, with mdse and passengers, to Mailler ft Lord. Shin Ilendrioh Hudson (pkt), Pratt, London and Ports mouth, with utdev and pussongers, to Oriswold, Morgan ft , Wiley. Ship Excelsior (pkt), Crocker, Liverpool, Feb 10, with , mdso and 414 passengers, to S Thompson ft Nephew*. March i 7. lat .'If 02, Ion til, passed a large ship, sloorlng E, with a black ball in her fore topsail (probably tbo Great Western , hence for Liverpool). Ship Columbia (pkt), Bryer, Liverpool, Feb 11, with md?o and It*) passengers, to C 11 Marshall k. Co. Feb 8, noon, lat 40 SI, Ion 6S, exchanged signals with steamship Baltic, henna ; for Liverpool; 24th, (ieorge Farley, a seaman, fell overboard; (tie r|uarfer boat, with four men were sent to his assistance, j but with"ut cdcct. The C damaged her rudder daring a heavy gale. . Ship s M Fox (pkt), Alnsworth. Havre. .13 dars, with mdsfl and passengers, to M Livingston. Feb 12, lat 4M 41 . ion 1404, it* ship Henry ('lay, from Liverpool for N York. Ship James Drake, Gore, ( alcutta, 110 days, with aaltpe ' tre, oils, fte, to SpofTord, Tileston ft Co. Feb F7, Francii | Penrose, a seaman, died at sea, a native of Waterford, Ire i and; 7th Inst, lat Its 20, Ion 72. saw ahip Woodsido, of New ! York, steering E. I Ship Prentice (of Beverly), Woodlmry, Vigo (Spain), SO , ; days. In ballast, to J W Klwell ft Co. F?r the laet 20 day* ha* had contlnnal head winds. i Ship Josephine (new, of Salem), Jamieson, Portsmouth. ' N II, 9 day*, In ballast, to J M Smith ft Son. Bark Casslterlde* (Br), Lakey, Shanghae, 122 day*, tnd 42 from St Helena, with tea*, fte, to Waleott ft Wc*tr*y. Bark Royal Sovereign (Br), Da rail, Callao. 114 day*, with gnano, to T W Hiley. Jm 23, lat 2H S, Ion 41 F., anoko bark Brunswick, of Port?mouth (whaler), SO hbl* sp oil. Ilark Carlolan (Ilr*m), WnlfT, Newcaetle, E, 50 days, with coal, to the Manhattan <!a* Co, Ilark Exact, Stevens, Savannah, 7 days, with cotton, ftn, to St urge*, Clearman ft Co. Feb II, lat MS0. Ion 7S 4rt, pass ed ship II Grinned (new), hence for Baltimore. Barfc I'oter Demit), lloey, Savannah, 0 days, with ootton and rice, to Domlll ft Co. Bark Rhodes. M< Nalr, Savannah, 6 days, with ootton and rice, to Demill ft Co. Bark Pathfinder (newclipper), Somerset, 1H hours, for San Francisco. Ilrlg Emit (Swed), Eaken, Leghorn, SO days, with md*e, to H Voting. Ilrlg Marshal Noy (ol Warren), l.illi*. Neuvita*. Feb 23. with molaMee, honry. ftc, to J W Klwell. P*b 29, lat .m 50, Ion 77 M, spoke selir Mary, of and for Boston; llth Inst, .IS 40, Ion 72 SO, spoke bark Montgomery, of San Francl*co from Sandwich Islands for New Bedford. . Brig Walhonding, Dunneomb, Inagua, 10 day*, with *alt, to Ja* M Smltli & Son. . n Brig George I Prescotl (of Camden), Gilkey, Savannah, 8 days, with col ton and rite, to I hn maater. ?,.??r and Sehr Sinn*, Dnrh*m, Cardena*. II days, with *ng*r ana mola**e*, to master. i???fcaed Maraeniho, 18 ftl store* Scfcr Hwr; Lm, KricMon. Middlcioo, NO,# dajro. Hclir Uirmt Louwa, Jones, Philadelphia, ?dayi. Lchr Ju llind, W oarer, Philadelphia. 1 itn. Schr Jnlia Klera, Seaman. Philapolphi.t, I d???. Schr Cha? Pwtnam, Look wood. Philadelphia, I daf*. Schr C U llacun, (runnier. Philadelphia. 2 d*r?. Schr Four Siatert, Slmlmu, Philadelphia, t daft. Schr C C lludd, Itadd, Philadelphia, '/ d?ri. Schr John C Ifi-lln, Karkett, OrmnMrt, 1 dtfl Schr Sicrlin*. Chaae, Yarmouth, 4 J ajr?. Schr Odd riuiKf, UtfW, Prorinoeiown, 4 dajl. Below, Ship Ceutantine, Hunting, from Li?trf#?L Ju St, Villi md?e and paeeeagera, to GrinnolL, Minium (t Co. Ship Humphrey, (of Bath), Puriaton, it dajl from Liver pool. Ship Utti (Hrin), Drllirdt, from llnnto, wMb mdeo lad pa?vi-ti?r?, to Mrlclii It Co. .Ship Sir Rtbl Pwl, M d?n from Loadon. lUrk Mary fc Jaue. of Pltteton, from . AUu, one ship, ono bark, and two brigt. Balled, HtoaDulaiK Franklin. Wottun, Uarre; Point, Adama, Charleston; Florida, Ljron, Savannah; Koanoko, Parrlih, Norfolk, fce; aiiiii Urrmauia, Wood, llarre. 12th, ateainuhtp Suulh Carolina, Tucker, Charlcnton. W md at auarUc, calm; meridian, 8W, and light; aunaet, calm. Ttbgrapkls Marine Reports. Charlutoii, Mint 12. Arrived? Ship Cor* Ana, Liverpool; bark Luoy Elizabeth, Ituatuo; uki Mohawk, do. Herald Marine Oorrenpondence. Mhoaktowk. March 10. Arrived ? Bcfan Albany Packet, VTallaca, Norfolk for Rock land; W arrior, llam. N York for Salem; 11th. Wm Pean.Ho man. NYork /or Boston, Neptune, Ingall*. Ooorgla for Boa too; Rival, Corthell, NLondon via Newport for Boatoa. 12th? Sailed aohra Albas/ l'aoket, Warrior, Win loan, A/eptune, and Rival. ... 9 A H? Me arrival* thin morning. Mlacellaneoiu. Shi* Mabiok, from Boaton for Havana, before reported aa put into Naaaau. after being aabore, tm i the veaael rravioua ly reported an Eaitvrn bark, bound to Havana, with lee. Shi* 3 V (Jit bw, at Philadelphia from Liverpool, had a ?urcoaalon of westerly galea on Ihe paaaate, and aplit Mil*, aprung bowaprit, atarted cutwater, foot Jlbboom aad maia jird, tttovo bulwirki? i&d othor aimige. lin Si<ir Gi.*i?i.tok while proceeding down the river, near Venaa'a Point, Savannah, fltb iurt, 'cam* la contact with the Br ahip United Kingdom; the Glcnlyon hadhcr (tern injured, alien topmaat carried away, and ?u*taia*? ?omn other damage; the United Kingdom loft her Jlbboom, and wa* otherwise damaged. Baio Ann Klkabbtm, before rep aahoreaa Hereford Inlet Bar, laden with flour and whaat. from Georgetown, DC, for NYork. atill remaina hard on, fall of water, and atill con tain* over 1000 bbla flour which cannot be other than da maged. Sumo 000 bbla In like condition hare been landed, undihould the weather continue favorable, there la a proa pcct of getting what la now in her hold out. Over 401} bbla floated to aea. The voaael ia a total loaa. Schb Pobti.akd Paomt, from NYork for Portland, ran aahore on Kidd Pond Ledge 4th ln*t, and the wind Inorea* ing during the night, for the eafety of tho veaael, the deck load, consisting of molaaaea, aplrita turpentine, feo, to the Talue of about $2300, waa thrown oTerboard. At the name time the Portland veaael waa on ahore, a brU run on to the Point, though ahe gut oil aoon after withont damage. Scum Gai.ota, from Philadelphia for FRlver, reported yesterday to be aahore near Cloaater'l Harbor, ha* go t off and proecoded up. Sc?in G*o Wabhiwotok, of Briatol, RI, from White House Landing, Va, bound to thin port, went aabore on Cold Spring, Cape May, morning of Uth inat. She waa laden with corn and wheat, consigned to Wm II Nowman 9l Co. Tm veaael went aahore at 1 o'elock, am, on Thnr*day, and Capt Brady and crew were taken off at daylight. The veaael had then made no water, bat it waa expected abe would bilge at high water, a* the aea wa* making a oonatant breaoh over hor, and from the preoariou* position In whicb abe laid, it waa probable that both veaael and cargo would be a total loia. The veaael la InBured In tho Pacific a&d Mutual laiur ance Co* of New Jer*ey. Schb Oun Branch, Pettingill, from Attakana* for New York, put luto Mobllo 5th inat, in a leaky condition. Schb Gkbmak Oak, Power*, owned by thoMo**r* Justice, of Newbern, NC, whil*t on her passage from the Weal Indie* to Newbern, NC, loaddtt with *alt, went aahore on Wednes day night, the 18th nit, 10 mile* S of Ilatteraa light. Crew all aaved, cargo a total loia. Yeaiel, it 1* hoped, wlU be got off. $3000 insurance. Schb Clara Fiihkb, Ca?eT, John Blackwell, owner, bd from Bermuda to Nowbern, NC, in ballait. wa* driven on ?hore on the 27th ult, on Amity Shoal, inaide the bar, pilot on board. Crew all *aved, veeiel a total lo**. A Nobthf.uk T0*?el, name not ascertained, loaded with coal, went aahore on Friday night, the 27th nit, 8 tulle* N of Ooracoke. Total loaa, crew probably *aved. Mia.ii mi V wis au? The Norwegian brig Antelirpe aid from Rio Janeiro forthi* port on the 24th Nov la*t, with 4300 bag* coffee, and ha* not alnce been heard from. Spoken. Ship Palmyra, Crowoll, from Callao for NYork, Jan 30, '"Bark'uov Farria?from Portland for IlaTan*, 10th init, off South Shoal, Nantucket. , A . Bark Win Chaae, Worry, from Rio Janeiro for NOrleana, Fob IS, lat 18 10, Ion 74. ? ? , _ . Brig Ellen Heed, Clitpman, from Matanraa for Boeton, March I, off Double Headed Shot Key*. Vernon, from Bangor for Gaudaloupe, Feb 15, lat 17 00 40. Foreign Porta. BfcRxvnA. March 1? Bark* Mary Adelia, Soar*, from Stockholm, repg; J W Coffin, Walton, from Wilmington, Nt_, for Marseilles, de; brig Velona, Kceuo, from Gibraltar for N '(.'AftTowii, CC.n, Jan2&-81iip F.lemcnt, Buralcy, from NYork Dec ft, err 2.'ld, for Caloutta, aoon. Sid Jan 8, skip Dolphin, lloyt, Colombo and Penan*; Dee 24, bark KeOM}, FryT Port Louis, Mauritius. Bark Mary, Ryder, from TW1 outta for London, touched Jan2l*tfor water, and *ailed MCABr>aKA?, March 2? llarka J B Johnson. 8{?ple?. for N ; York a days; Wui Larrahee, Gilkoy, and Corinthian, Randall, ] far do ldg; brigs yuwin Father, Pendleton, for do 2 days; ! Civilian. Nichols, for Boaton, 4 daya; l, K l*almor. Park for 1,1.; l? u Uichborn, Coleord, do do; Catharine Nick els N'ickels, from Boston, just arr; Oriaia. Lamplicr. di*g; Koamer, Nichols. uncnuhrs Madonna, Berry, lor - ? ldg; Madeira, Anna, from Boaton, just arr. &ld 2d, brig Typoe, ' " Aral ut.^Veb 21? Schr* F.ugene, from Boston, arr l!>th; M 'juunMiu 'pel/il? Schr Mary E Baloh, Webb, for Boston * I'kVJTamiiijco, Feb 4? llr brig* Vitruvius, for Philadelphia 7; Charlotte, for Baltimore 4. Rio IlAcnr, Feb 2:1? No Am veaael* in port. >T llKLKKA, Jan 26? Sid harks Lucllla, Welsh, Bolton (tri m Maurltiua); 21Kh, Kate Hasting*. Allou, Boaton (from Manila); .HHh, Borneo, Rhoadcs, NYork (lrom Sumatra). St Jaoo Feb 2!?? llark A BStiirgca, Scott, for N York, ldg; I rig Mi han, from Mobile, wtg. Sid 25th, bark Cuba (ol Be ferly, Howe, Trieite. Mll_. . St Joiim, NF, Feb 6? Arr aehr Biirydlce, M kmlay, N York St Thomaii, Feb 25? Ships Blanc-hard, Davi*. from Liver piiul fur NYork; France*, Kills, fr?ui Newport. E, for do; Br trig Standard, Croaby, for do 14 diiya; and oth<*r*. /anzihab, D< c Ift? Brig l'utnaui (of Fruvidcaro), Dan iel. from Boaton vi* Moi-auibinue, for Aden, in a few days; ' "ai A|lraVa ait Deo 1? Bark K Wilder, McFarland, for Home Port*. BOSTON, March 12-Arr alap* Suffolk, Edward*, NOr leana; Muacongus, Kolleran, do; barks Springbok, Hard, t ape TJVb, 1011, Jan 26. Kepler, Shaw Palermo Jan IS; Kaino (Br), Moae*, Glasgow Nov J, via St Thomas 25th ult, Scott Dyer, Hill, Mataniaa 28th ult; Tremont, Hamhlin, Baltimore; /ion, Reynolds, do. Signal fur 5 bark* and 5 brigs. Cld bark Waltham, Houdlotte, Savannah; brig* Itaska, Parritt. St Thomas; Henry Matthew*. Dovereux, Ssgua; Indian Queen, Varney, Mobile; Rebecca hi I'*ncea, Niekeraon, Philadelphia; Erf*. Kjder, do; *ehr* thaa All ?trum, Lavendor. Cape Haytien; t airfield, Norri*, NorMk; Hlo, Nickerton, Philadelphia. Sid ahlp Adams, barks Na cooehee, Cleora, brig Manfllo, China. *chr Oriola, and from below, barks Susau Jane, Jane (llr), brig Wahsega. BALTIMORE. March 12-Arr shin Sarah * Louise. Hen derson, NYork: brig Mav Uueon, Lodge, Mobile; *ohrs Sarali A Roe, We*t, NYork; R M Price, Chambor*. do; Richard Borden. Jamo*. FRiver. Cld *team?hip Palmetto, Jackson, Charleston; bark Douglaas, Farrell, Rio Janeiro and a mkt; brig Seguin. Dubel. Savanna la Mar. via Kingston, Ja; *chr* Wm II Mailler, Price. New York; U Gerard. Hammond, do; Snaaex, Masson, Wlndie*. Sid Bteamslnp Palmetto. Jack " BEL I*A 31\ " Ma rch 9? Sid brig Gallio, Robblns, Wilming ' eaSTPORT, March 8? Arr hrlg Mexican (Br), Morrill, Matanrsi 4th nit (supposed for Halifax). FRANKFORT, March 0? Arr*ehr Mentora, Rice, Balti more. Sid 10th, br?g Louisa. Stuhbs. Cardena*. HOLMES'S HOLE, Marct 10. PM? Arr brig Ro*eoe (of Boston), McCriUls, llavaaa Wth alt for Newburyport; schr* F Copeland It <>. Bennett, and Joaeph I.unt. Philadelphia for Boston; Lney Baker, Newcomb; David Lombard. Snow, | and lieo Walter. Dill, Tangier for do; Gladiator, Leeaian, , Philadelphia for Salem. I Mnroh 11? Arr barks Jnlia (of Cohasset), Wilson, Log horn Oct 20 vin RoratidA lit inni, lor Moaton; Ida, H?l' I iett, from Baltimore for Boaton; brigi Motto, Vin- i inr, Mataniaii 2Mb ult, of mud for Portland; Leonttne, ? New York for Boston; Oliver 8umn?r. t'rofi denco for do; erhri Mary (Jroton (of Waldoboro), (Jcjcr, 1 J<?ffua2^th ult for Bonton; F A lloath, Putnam, Pennaoola, ?J1 dh for Boiton; Neptune. InKall*. Satilla Hitor, Ga lor do; Mulinda (Br), New York for St Jobn N B. Alio arr, tch Senate, Kobinnon, Knekland for Now York; wan in contact thin morninn, in tho sound, with an unknown i schooner, lost mainsail, foreiall, and received other damage; will repair before proceeding. . ? , 11th, PM-Arr b'rig Pamel* (Br). Morr am. Rio lUche Od nit for Boiton; aehrs Mary. Yates, Retnedioi JBth ult, of and for Boston; Manomet (ot Plymouth), Wood, Jeremte, -4th | ult for do; Palostino (of Provlncetown), Brown. Jacmel Slat ult for Boston; Barnntatile (of llarnstable), Smith, Aux ('ayes 2lat ult, for do; Aahlund, MrFadden, I hlladel* i rbia for do; lly Hnnster. Bagley. do for Saloin; Naney Mills, kldrldge, do for Portsmouth. Sid schr Neptune. ; 12th? Arr brig* liallio, Robinaon, llelfast lor Wilmington, Nl"; Harriett, Oroutt, Camden for Savannah; aclira Tariliiin, Over. Sinator, Lavender, and Eokeno, Williams, Provinee towa for Norfolk (latter leaking JOO atrokes rer hour, will return to Provlncotown forrepair*); J S Hopkins, Hopkins; ( Jo*ephlne, I'urtia; Monteiuma, Swoet; Marv S Elliot. At wood; Kohl II Khoade* (or Raikea), ? and Indiana, ? , Wellfleetlor Norfolk; Mt Vernon, Baker; Emporium, Atwood; | Palo Alto, Holbrook; E Kranklin, Newcomb, anil K Ion Ma ria, , from Boston for Tangier; Sarah Ann, Cook, ( am- j di m for Richmond; Mary Crockctt. Crockett, Rockland for ^ nth* AM? Rid the abov* and all tho*e bofore reported ox wot brigs Gain* Harriet, aehr Senato (repg taila). Brig Abner T*lor, aid lor Frankfort, not Boston. Si hr Wostover (of Dennis). Rogera, 'rom Boiton for Richmond, ran ashore on L'llotnmedlen .shoal 10th ln??, but came off tbla morning without damage, and *ailod for Rich "LIVm, Mart h 12, 5 PM? AtUi, p*. the aloamer Reli ance passed the Breakwater on her war to the city, having towed the hark Ana Packer, for SFranclaeo, to *ea. Tho two hark* mentioned this morning, turn out to be the r.lk, ana r.cm, from lloaton. Two pilot boats and three aehr* bound F, are the only visael* now in our Roadstead. NORFOLK, March 10? Arr *chr*J R Jackson, King, Atta kapaa; Almeda, Weldon, Greenport. Pa. tolus, B*kor, from wreck Of ahip Phllena; Hanover, K^ ill, urn. Boston . Ud brig Jesao, Ilaki r, Jamaica. Sid schr L A Edwanla, N York. N EPON SET, Sari b 11? In rort schr J W Swain, Town (lend, from l tiilailelpbi*. di?. rT??i?r Pirker NEW HAVEN, March 13? Arr schr Hunter, I arker, '"n Ew"l0ND0N. March 11? Arr achra Virginia; lludaon, Peckam, do; Lucy J*ne, I ayue, II for Tanker; Boliver, Robins, Rockland forJSYork S Id *chr Fxuntnle Packer, NYork; aloop Byron. Vail. Wo*t roiw. NEWPORT, March 12-Arr "?hr Kmtilem, Do?n?. rium, Atwood; E Willard. French; Mary J Elliot. Robert D Rhodea, Atwo.ui; Jo.ephlne Nrti. KllA 'r"^. Cobb; Maria There.a, ; S ^ {/^Tllo Uoli Franklin, Newconnt; (Joean Queen, Kinlt , j^jneet and brook, and Sarah Franklin Freeman, all fr?mwenn n bound to Norfolk; aehr ^''i^ffi^t f.Tr' Tan*lora; ln for Norfolk; Monteiuma, Stetaon. Chatham diana. Brown, do for do, *loop Mariena, for NYork. r??, Arr brig Judge Whitman, PKNSACOLA. prev to Feb Jt^-Arr J Havana. Lewis, Mobile. Cld brig , Ma?higo?m? y a I'll 1 1. A DELI .. Otis I.iverpool 72 days; bark Liverpool days; Ark n > Sally Ann, Clark, NYork; Mragaret Wood. M'^l,)'(^r;f,;^^rm?nt.Jackaon. Mo. Mlifci1 Hook weH? Bridgeport; Tabitl.a b Hannah, Irancu, NYork. March 11? Arr aehra Richmond (.'I maat a\ R ii^N eil Mobile; M a ry . Small. Frederick-burg. Mary, *d). P u?r.nahannoek; J E Bowley, Spurks. Norfolk; Wot ? bace, Philadelphia; John Polk. Johnson, do; doe :M,ria?o 1; Timothy Pbaro, I.inea, do; aloop Wakefield, H.nndcra 'NlFork. Cld burk Rhone (of Boalon). < ?rli*l?. rrnneUd't* Cbarlewton. ftld aehr Spy, Niekeri-on, N\ork; t'r?*deri?k Brown. CJtrdiner, do. PORTLAND, March 11? Arr aehr* T Bartlett, Hopkini. 1 Rl'cnfioND, March 8- Arr brig Roj*l Cardenaa; achra Mary Mankin. NYork; Wm Moray. Weaver, do; J Sllliman, Challenger, do. Cld bark Ottawa, Brooke, Rio Janeiro. n?.w? iltk-Aft ??b|? C T Brown. MoK??, Ntock; BnrM. dflflot Kainer, doi BMMH, CMeha*t*c. do. !HdbH|KMf PirUM MMwhi. Bo*ton; lofcr Om Lolf. KndieoU, NTerk. 8ALI CM, March 12? Arr bark Arthur 1'loklftiif, lira? Zanzibar l>ec 15. Stt Helena Feb 1. ^ ^ WILMINGTON. NC, March 9? Arr aohra Wilmiagt**, Frn?ier, Bermuda Keb 29; V Mitchell, 1'arU.r, ia 1l?fl MS Old lOlli, aciir Jonas Smith, Nichols, NYork. WISCASSKT. Marffh I0~8td brig Isabel Bourmaaa lm?w% Norton, Sagua; achr Elite Warren, Goald, WUsuagtea, BV. r?iiiia([ini AxlTtd* LiTttrML-Bhiy KiMWor ? Capt W ITilUMU?iai4ia4f. Calovtta? Ship Jamas Drake? Mrs Gere. Passengers galled. IIav??- Steamship franklin? Mrs Robt J Walker, Mr Bean/ and lad/, Boston: Mr llanarkoch, L Jar, L Geaaaaa (bearer of despatches), O I) Ward, K LotUmer, H Leaf, L St?in, J Jaouba, N York; L W Jewott, Vermont; V Laaes, Paris; M Uuntcr, Canada; I' Danet, L Mark a, NYork; 8 Cea lar. Mobile. J Poiuaard, l'aris; K Dreohem, Texas; Miss It Angus, Baltimore! Y J Van Bolder, Harvard; Capt Peiree, France; L Btunjr and lad/, Boston; L Dull ma, A Crehaue. A Bourgucsaow, 0 llobbs, O Godfrey, J Manano and law, Mr Marini and servant. Total, 31 ? specie, $161,093 SO. 8a vvnnah? .Steamship Florida? C Mygatt and ladr, W R Hol.tead, S Mowry, <1 H Edgerton, J II flay*. A MeckU, W K Symona and lad/, W S Tlmmeran. Mr Kyle, Mr Orr, J R Devlnc. L MoNenner.C Salden, J Morton and lady, J Dan forth, W Doody. M Jaokaon, M II Beringer, P Leahy, 8 Keee, J C Bnlkley, A T Bewne, Mia* A Brown, Miss McLaughlin, Miss Gibbon* and maid, Miss Sllber, H Bught, Capt 8 Frlnok, J Barrett, A Pool. W Beldon, II 0 Host wick, B F MoKeaaar, J MoNamara, M Ellis, J Lippman, J M Forbes, H Bryaat, Mra Davidson, Mra Yan Alstine, B Hoffman, A Hunterfard. W C Taylor, lady and child, II k Day, J CollU, N D 1, apart, L K Byok, R Wyman. J Wymaa, C II Maraten, Miss li D Marstoa, Mrs 8 T Slaid, Miss Llviagaten and maid, R Reads, D C Clark, WT Mitchell, Mrs Champion, Mr* 8 Baam, J (. Daniels, C 8eldea, W G Roberteoa, II Rathachlld*. D A. Darlea, J W Barber, R Htudwell, U Sylveatcr, W J Alloa, G R Young, W O Foot, D Mo Lean, Mr* Hoffman? Z* ia the steerage. Char luton? Steamship Union? Dr II W Buel, EC Baal, Alfred Bernard. 0 W Morris, T C Ferris, B F Oraea. Oeena Little, Alwia Ball, Chaa llowland, Christian Muta, A Celar and lady, Miaa Isabella Johnaon, Wm MoDougall Franoaa Spier, Coaa G Chandler, Alphous Whuelock, 1' D Woodruff, J 8 Woodruff, Mrs Anna Y Lord, D F Kknborly, K R Fortes, F M Swanson, J W 8ears, Mrs K O Collins, Miss Collins, Mr Ratliboue, Ransom, Mrs R Jones, Mr Larkla and lady, Jakn Hooper and ladr, J no Trutelen, Mr Bradlee, W B Cooper Jr. Miss Caroline Brahe, Mrs LeUras, Edwd Davidson ana lady. Miss Davidson, Mrs Ranaom, H A. Hoffman, John SatUrna, Miss B O'Connor, Mr O'Keefe, J Fowler, P Gonana, T Iruaea, I'M Kennor, O Benson, C Steele, N Williams, U Fetid, fc Wells, Miss R Doolittle, J Mattocks, Mr*. J Flet cher, Miss Georgian* Howee, O Harvey and lady, B Bate*. Wm Perry, and 13 in the steerage. Richmond and Norfolk ? Steamship Roanoke ? 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On its receipt and perusal, I cannot ex preMtto vou the relief it afforded mv distressed mind, and the Joy its pages imparted to tny wire, on learniag that the great discovery of M. M. Desomoanx provided a remedy. It opened a prospect to me, which I little conceived was po? eiblo. But for this, ere another year would have passed over my bead, in all human probability tny wife would have beas in her grave, and my children left motherleas. It Is, of eourae, Impracticable to ooovey more fully the ** rlous anhjeots treated of, as they are of a nature stictly in tended for the married, or thoaa conteatplating marriage. For aale at 222 Broadway, and at the publishing office, 119 l.iherty atreet, New York; l.ittle k Co.. Albany; Joseph Tucker, Mobilo, Alabama; T. B. I'ctcrson, 9&('he*tuut stroct, Philadelphia. On the receipt of $1, a oopy will bo transmitted by malt, free of pyatage, to any part of the United St?tes. All letter* mint be addressed, postpaid, to Dr. A. M. Maurlocau, Box 1,234 Now York eity. Office 129 I.iborty street, TO TIIE DISAPPOINTED.? DR. WARD CAN BE Or immediate service, his treatment instantly removing the miserable patient from suffering and probable detection. He gets daily many difficult cases that have dotted others. Fortunate, indeed, are thoao coming to him first, for they ar* wired before other dootors would havo mado the least im provement. N o fee. Books gratis. Office, corner of Canal street and Broadway^ PARIS AND LONDON TRRATMBNT OV PH17ATB Dlaeaaaa, In a few hour*, by a ragatabla tpflltMkg, Without pain. In cnaatitaUenal iMmi, h) dlMM from improper ha I, |?a, h? aomUnaa atUwu with tM local remedy, and can nhow aay una that* a?a tkoiinanda who cannot ha cured without it. aa ha baa eaaea daily, of jear?' deration, from tlia othar phy.-lclane. la all, b? iptar aateea a permanent eura. II* att'i dally ouraa ofatricturaa, without caualle, which othera uaa, cauaod bjr thair not eapal lhiR the former dlaeaae aoonanough. U la diploma, with tli?a? and tha hnudrcda of other certtncaUa, ahow that uothiu aan equal It. We weraeorad In a faw hoora.? P. Broad haa? 1). M. C'orhjrn, <"? Darou*. Ona application oorad ma. artar another doctor tried a Ion* Una.? w. W. Craft. I paid orat $300 In Are yeara, to ha cured of weaknaaa from naif-ahum. Without benefit, hut you cured me by local aad rnnerai treatment in a ahort time.? Jaa. Brana. You curad me of tho worat ayphllltlc alTaetlon on my body and face ia a abort time, after I had been under thrve phyalciana fbr a yaar, bealdea imlng every quack medicine I could bear of t ? no bencat.? Wm. Kergnaon, I'erth Amhoy. Tha ball ou'rat and abandoned canea ha especially aolioita. Strangara and r?WSSHT ? -aa?w n^F-t?v? auuiitia. w.u.-n noun ? w morning till 2. and 5 till 8 evening. M. LARMONT, Surgoan, d Reada atrcet, accond door from Itmadway. UNFWRTl' NATE'S FRIEN D.-UNEQU AI.MB FOR eradicating dlaeaae? llleaaed by all who try it. Tha moat prompt eradicator, yat ae mild, It might bo glvea ta infante? a If private dlaaaeaa eanlah under ita uae ? $1. with a hook. M ho will gire fee? after that f Hitirana and atraa jcra eaally mialed, r?meuiber it ? Depot, Dr. WarJ'i, oorne* af Caaal atraat aad Broadway. M^HEDICAI. CARD.? DK. OIjOVER. BT HIS PRA0T1 cat rapt-rienre. ta enabled to effect quick and radical cure* in the moat difficult caaea; hut hi* aueceaa ia moat aa toniahing in thaaa protracted caaaa that liavo hafflod tha akill of aurgeona leaa experienced. Dr. (1. ia a aurgenn of reg'ilar medical education and legal a< quirenicnta, who hii .1o?<ited hia attention to the treatment of one claaa of diaeaaea, and to ?n office practice for the inat twenty yeara, at hia pre ton I location. l?ocal dlaeaaea aro apecdlly cured without inter nal remcdiea, hy a new method introduced by tho cnlehratod Kicnrd. the French aurgeon. Dr. 0. returna hia thanka ta thoae family phyalc iana who duly approcUte hia aucnaeby Bending patient ? to hia care. Strangora are appriand that tie ia not r?< koned among the boat of empirical pretender*, whoae Hctltioua namea All tha columna of tlit papera. Hia office ia No. 12 A#? atrcet. neat Ucaadwaf.