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The AMsMent on the HwUan Hirer Railroad.
TWO MKN KILLED? OTHERS BADLT INJURED.
Another of thou- fearful accident* for which the
Uudeon River Railroad I* ?o di*tingui*hed, occurred on
Friday evening near Tivoli.
The 5 o'clock express train down from A'bany, ran into
a rook weighing aome four or fire tons, which had fallen
aero** the track, damaging the engine very much, and
shivering the tender and baggage car into splinters.
The train wa* of the usual si*e, consistiugof flri- 1"* ?
aenger car*, none of which were injured. The excite
ment, for a few moments after the shock, w*s very great,
passengers running here and there in the wildest coufu
aion. The time of this sad occurrence was a few minutea
after 0 o'clock.
The engineer. Mr. Jair^s Scott, who it one of the Aid
eat, and regarded by the company to be the most care
ful man upon the road, was found lying in a senseless
condition some distance from the engine. HU face an 1
head were b'ondy, and at the time it was supposed that
hi* akull was fractured. He was taken to Tivoli, where
he wa? attended by a physician, who found, u|>on ex
amination, that the skull was not broken but only se
riously braised. Yesterday the physician prouounc?d
Mr Scott out of danger.
Two brake men, named Charles Dortrand and James
McLaughlin, were also taken up in a senseless condition.
These unfortunate men were horribly bruised about th*
face and head, and the 1-mb* of both were broken. They
were taken with the rest to Tiroli, where every attention
wa* paid to their wants, but in vain. They both died
before morning, and were brought to the city by the 12
?'clock train yesterday. Neither of them have families.
Mr. 8tmp*on, the train master, and the fireman, were
both slightly hurt. The fireman, a* soon as the aooi
dent occurred, wis active In rendering assistance, but in
a few minute* fainted, and was carried to Tivoli. He re
covered. however, in a few hours, and he and Mr. Simp
son were yesierday Voth out of danger.
K. S. Caldwell was the conductor on the train and t
PHcaped unhurt, although his escape, together with that i
of several others, wan most miraculous. The train mas- |
ter, conductor, baggage-master, expressman nnd several
others, were in the baggage car at the time of the catas
trophe. They were thrown down by the ahock. and
wedged in the machinery and rocks, but none of them
were hurt but the exprestman. and he but slightly. Thu
was a most wonderful csc&pe, inasmuch as the baggage
car was Instantly dashed into splinters, not a piece of it j
being left that a child could not carry away. t
The engine was the St. Clair, a new one, which hit not '
been running more than a month. It was thrown upon
it* Bide with its head from the track, in which condition
it was f( uud yesterday. It is not so badly damaged but
that it can be repaired and again put upou the roa 1. To '
add to the consternation of those present, the tin took j
fire, and had not the pa-sengers and others exerted them
selves to the utmost, by bringing water in their hats to
quench the flames, the disaster might have beeu more
extensive than it was.
The train, which was due here at 10 o'clock on Friday
night, owing to the catastrophe, did not arrive till no.ir
7 o'clock the next morning. Not a single passenger was
hurt. ?
The cause of the rock falling is not known. Men have
keen engaged blasting in this vicinity for month* past,
and the most reasonable hypothesis in regard to the af
fair, is. that the falling mck, which rolled from the top of
a high hill of rock, was recently shattered bv tho blast
ing, and has been for some time loosened from its natural
bed, ready to roll down wken least expected. When it
fell upon the track tlie signal man saw it, and tho train
wa* already in sight. The man hastened to <ive the
warning, hut before he had time to do so the train was
upon it pud the wrst had been done.
Murine Affair*.
liifTBMio* OF THB Picmo.? Owing to tho thick fog
which prevailed yesterday, the steamship Pacific, bound
to Liverpool, did not leave her dock. She will nail at nine
o'clock this mi rning, precisely. She carries 154 passen
gers.
Thi Stbamsuip Crrr op Guwaow.? The anxiously ex
pected arrival of this vessel at Philadelphia has not yet
been announced. She has now been out noarlv thirty
two days. ??veri<Wn e arrivals report being detained by
Urge masses of floating ice in the Atlantic, which may
probably account for the absence of the City of Glasgow.
Her consort, the City of Manchester, which arrive 1 at
Liverpool on the 16th ult., had to run out of her course
for sixteen hours to escape it, and the steamer Charity,
which arrived at Portland 21st ult., from Liverpool, was
out 27 day*, having been hemmed in the ice for nine
days. The following are the name.; of the passenger*
on board the City of ? .lasgow ?
Cabin I'assengtrs ? Miss M I. Price. Edward Tothlll.Esq,
and lady, Mr J K L, n< ar Anduga Kemnenear, MrTEw
;ngton. Master J G Hogarth. Mons L Warner, Messrs W
T Paddon, A Moor. Rev J S Revnoldson. Mr Gamble. Mr
Soutlian, Mrs Southan, ti\e children and two infants. Mr'
Bruce and infant, Mrs Appleby, Mr Picket. J Gibbon*.
Mona Eckstein, FFoulstcn. H Iowicky, W Y Kennedy,
Mi Motilson H Flctcher. Robert Ogilvie, Henry Clark. C
V Mnzel, John lire, Md'lle Eckstein. Mrs Gordon, Mrs
Weber, Mrs Flojd, Miss Bin rough, Madame A Buscher
in I child. William Fletcher, Thomas Keernsn. Joseph
Devine, William Lucas, James Ford. T C Kendrick. Jo
seph Bruce, J Ap] leby, Mrs M Kent. Mrs M Lucas, Mis*
Williams, Miss June Ross, Mrs Collis and five children. I
Mr Weber, Mons L Vagner, Alex Crawford, Mr. Floyd. * I
?Sttvragr Parnengers ? Jesse Mclean Robert Roberts, !
Hi.tfh Morris, Thorns s 1'airy, Richard Williams. William
Williams, Thomat Jones. John Williams, William Thomas.
Ann Thorns * Elizabeth Thomas. Margaret Parry, Marga
ret Jones, John Williams, William Dyson, David Jones,
Rlias Jones, Mrs Jones, I .aura Jones, John Owens,
Richard Hughes. John I> J"nee. Win Roderick. Wm Tay
lor, Ellen Jones, Roberi Hill, John P Owens, Philip Guard.
John Beer, Thomas I'ltchlmrn. Edward Tronghton, Mary
Williams, Mary Faulks, William Jones, Richard Prich
aid, John 1'uiry, William Evans, Elizabeth Jones.
James Harris, Charlotte Harris, Jeremiah Harwi.se, Hugh
Roberta, Elizabeth Ko^erts. Henry Jones, I'elix Klem.
John Thorn bill. Richard Lowes. Thos. Resetting, Sarah
Booth. Bimbrih Mhg^liei Ann Booth, Ellen Booth,
John Brown, H. Bavies, Su-aun? Williams, William J.
Griffiths. Robert Butch. Henry Stone, John Cockcroft,
Edward Warnjj, Jo". (ir'en. .iolin Prieo. Wm. Barroo,
James James. Kobt. Sinclair. John Adams. Geo. Chambers.
Wm. Humphries, 'I hos. Sunderland. Enoch Walters. John
Jentiing, Mr. S. IVrron. Wm. Bowman, Elisabfeth Mr
Lotighlin, John Buddies ton, Joseph Pinter, Mrs Sarah
James, Benjamin .iani' s, Geo. James, Deborah Guken
heiui James Stro,.d, Mrs. H. Sandland, Wm. Robt. Hop.
ley, John Bum, Harriet Ann Wood, J.ine I'hallinor. Eliza
l>eth Challinor, M'. I'itt. Mrs. Pitt, Abram Ajrkwright,
Robt. Wardle, Geo. Wardie, John Wardle, Jas. Ogden. Jas.
Cornor, Nathaniel HoKmson. Margaret Cnthbert, Wash
ington Kennedy, L. Achinger, W. ltelcherst, J. Handing.
T Mundlng, S. Munding, W. Bechfer. G. Rupport. J. Un
sold, F. Hummell, J. Kallmann. J. I-isteser, R. Reitcli.
S. Jaraki, N. N Jsr-ki. Oeter Weter, G. Wettr, A. Woter.
C. Wetcr, P. Jaga, W Gory, John Simdford. Jane Emma
Handford, G. Sand ford, .1 :lia Sandford, Joaiali T:elby, H.
Trelby, 8. Trclby, Margt Wilson, Thos. Meuce, Ann Mence,
IsaacThomns. Owen ,l> ne?. John Jones. Wm. Jones, Win.
Williams. J Hughes, Th<s Parry. Ann Roberts, Judith Ro
berta, Margaret Roberta, FUeir Morris. William Roberts,
Henry Welsh, Mrs EEzabeth Welsh, Thomas Taylor. Jas
Owen, Jas McClusky. Ann McC'lusky, Samuel Smil-y. Ro
bert Smiley, Isabella Smiley, Betty Jane Smiley. Elisabeth
Crocker, R W Morris. Isabella Campbell. Wm Edwards,
Henry Howlet. Samuel langford, Francis LangforJ, Rich
ard TUorpe, George Hi 111ns. Mrs Hamilton, Frederick Ha
milton, Haunah Hamilton, Sarah Ham it on. Claude Hamil
ton, Prince Hamilton, James Hamiton, Mary Regan, John
Viewer, Theresa Brennan, Samuel Harris. Waller Robv.
Wm Evans. Wm Worthington. Dsniel Worthlngton Ed
mund Treeby, Wm Treby. J*s Wliitecross, Geo Robinson,
Alex Thompson, Geo Harris, Abraham Harris, Thaddcu*
Seanlon, John Hanratty, Catharine Hanratty, Elizabeth
Hughes, Timothy I>aily, Uriah Beaumont, Reuben Taylor.
DenuU McKossi'n, John McCulkin, Dennis MeCrossen.
Margaret McCrosscn, Jno Robertson, Wm Thompson,
Thos Kdw arils Jste Edwards John Brvden, John Hey
ward, Michael FhUs, James Lithgoe, Elixa Lithane. Ann
l.ithgoe, Christopher Sowshy, Thos McCrossen. L Higgins.
W Lore, E A Love, E Watkins, Jas Jones, Jno Watkinson.
Thos Wilkinson, l "avid Wilkinson. Jas Kell\'. Michnel
Olegan, J O'Neile. J Dl iulry, Kred'k S'evens. Ricli'd I'ear
aon, Nancy McAffy , Willi, ,n liammingway Henry Field.
Alex Hardy, George Kilder. Emma Flloer, Frances Foul
ston, Wm Foulston. J*M FOttlston, Atin i'oulaton. Wal
ter Wickam, Jno Relgh, Nancy M Tear, Hlen Tavior. Jas
S Arthur. T H Krarc-fs, J Isvkwood, W Best W Williams.
W Hunt, J Gonev, N Alsucan, B Bond, J Nleehler, K
Nlechler. R Redils. (i Schmidt. <; Pommer, s Leahest, J
Wlell, W Kra?i* ti Vincent. August Klen^.-er, W M Ve?
CPwarlr, TCookran. W Soullv. H Mem, T Spiers. T B-iyl,
T Donald, LPutyers, F Guhgjotoam, Maria Guhgjotoam,
J Kauffman. T Relsma*, C Relsman, C Thutman, Mar .
Ann Heale)'. Georg- Healey, Kllen Healey, Sarah Ixmgh
an. Ann flm'th, Emma Smith. Ri-'liani Rooney, Jesse
Thompson. Thomas Seery. Hizabeth Sampson. Win Samp
son, Dorothy Greer li McKwwa, S Atkina. Iawrenc<'
Mciiugh. Isaac lleek. John Morttan. ( atharin-- Moran.
Thomas EJ!i?. Elliabeth F lis, Daniel Scott. Bisabeth
9<'Ott. Jos Boon, Jas Berry. Edward Reynolds James Da
viea, Wm H (.tiler John MoKe'ina, Ann Henry, Edward
Anderton, Mary Berk, <!eorg? Jones, (Jeorge b'lel Is. Ed
ward Sudor
The Boston fa.ers ?tale that a large propeller was
seen 80th u't. ash' re en the l edge Fenee Shoal. Vine
jiti Sonne*, which n sy j. ove to be th6 missing steamer
tonrt ofUenrrnl Xnnlnas
CALINDEK OF CASKS I OKTIIK AI KIL TERM.
By the politeness of Mr \\ hltmore. the Clerk of the
( ity Prison, we give the following list of cases await
ing rial
(?rand larceny 17 -eduction 1
Forgery 7 Bigamy 1
Murder H Felonious ass't and hat I
Aereeeoiy to do 2 Bastardy 1
False pretences 5 Manslaughter 1
Malicious mischief 6 Mayhem 1
Receiving stolen goods.. . 2 Burnlary 1
Embesslement 2 ?
Arson.,,, 8 Total 6fl
Kara! Intelligence.
V. ? ship Constitution. Commodore Msvo. was at
I'orto Grande, Fehruaiy 6. to sail soon for Caaarles fend
Madeira, ?nd thence to Porto Pray*.
t 8. i . iiner Saiaofec, CfepUtu Lo iig, w?s at Gooos,
11 tU tllnt,ult
Or. Abbott's Collection of agrfUui A.uU
qnitl? ?
COMMITTBI KKETINO.
The committee appoints for the purpose of concerting
measures for the puroh*se of Dr. Abbott'* collection of
Egyptian antiquities, uMmkM last evening at the
ftuvvesant Institute. Dr. France presided, and Mr.
Davie wa? appointed Secretary.
In consequence of the inclemeut state of the weather,
the attendance wan quite limited.
The meeting was organized at half past eight.
Dr. Krajhih said that the members present fully under
stood tbe object* of the present meeting, and it wag
therefore unnecessary to go into detail on such a subject j
The gentleman whi> had been appointed at the last meet
ing ? Mr. I'arker, a clergyman by profemioo ? woulJ, if
present, be enabled to communicate intelligence of in- j
1 terest as to the nrogress of the subscription lint. He
! wished to know whether there was any gentleman pre
sent who could furnish intelligence as to the amount of
the mbs received. j
Mr. Hrowm stated that the collector of subscription!
appoint. .1 by the committee was not present, but an
nounced that the sum subscribed amounted at present
to (8.000.
? Mr. Culms stated that in his opinion, the whole mat- I
ter ought to be placed more in the hands of the clorgy- |
men.
Mr. Tuck kulak thought that something should be done
to make the public acquainted with this subject. He
thought that an addresn should be delivered on the sub
ject of Fg\ptian antiquities. and moved Ihat an address
be delivered explanatory of the^whole affair. He recom
mended Dr. Hawks, for instance, as a fit person to deliver
the said addres%
The following committee was then appointed for the
purpose of waiting upon the reverned gentleman
Messrs Minturn, Francis, and Tuckerman.
Mr. Rlankilan moved that a committee of this associa
tion be instructed to draw up a memorial to the Com
mon Council of this city, asking their aid in furthering
the objects of this association. He suggested, in addi
tion. that the gentleman (Mr. Parkman,) who had been
kiti I enough to serve under the direction of the com- I
mittee, and who was entitled to the highest praise,
h uld visit tho dilTerent insurance companies an l other
? orporate bodies, and endeavor to obtain f;om Ihem a
i.m sufficient to swell the amount.
T lie Chaikma* said, In conclusion, that the commits '
would meet again on Saturday evening next The |ire- !
sent state of things was encouraging, an I in mit'ier
week ho hoped that the sum subscribed would increase
i in amount -till more.
After some unimportant debate the meeting adjourn
ed. to meet again on Saturday next, at the usual hour.
City IntdllftMitf. y
TIIE WEATIIEH? TIIK KOO ? THE COI.LISION9 ON TH8
KIVKItS.
Yesterday was marked by one of the heaviest fogs ever
known l>y our oldest inhabitant*. It was so dull and
misty in tlie morning that many were puzzled to tell
when it was daylight. The wind was light from the
northeast. and continued so during, the day. Tba collisions
were not upon the rivers alone, but along the streets.
Handcarts butted up against omnibuses, carriage* and
carts interlockeiAheels. and all animated matter were
mingled together in confusion ? and all on account of the
fog. It was sn exceptionable fog. Dickens never was in
such a fog. although he makes a great splurge about one
in the opening of his --Bleak House." Meu walked along
ns if they were about blind, feeling their way through the
misty cloud that hung upon tho metropolis.
Navigation upon the rivers was performed under diffi
culties. It was worse than Egyptian darkness. In the
night time, lights may be hung out, and thus a guide given
to all water craft ; but such a day as yesterday. light was
useless, and pilots entrusted all to Providence and
chance. There were several accidents, which we have
collected, as follows:?
Early in the morning the South ferry boat Bedford,
ran slam into the head of pier No. 2 East river, over
throwing several of her passengers and creating a great
deal of consternation among them. No one on l>oard
was injured. The string piece was completely de
molished.
Shortly after the above, the ferry ltoat Transit follow
ed suit, by striking pier No. 1. Part of the passengers
were landed at this place, none of them hurt but much
frightened. The ferry boat was not Injured.
At about 11 o'clock, as the l*>at Wyandank was c-oss
ing the East river from the Atlantic Hock ferrv abreast
Whitehall, she came in contact with the steamer Storm,
and stoved in her wheelhouse. guards, &c. Tho confu
sion by this collision was of the wildest imaginable.
Both boats were loaded with passengers, none of whom
knew where they lay, or what was the extent of the
disaster. Women fainted and screamed, men ran here
and there, ami brave men tried to keep cool in
the midst of the darkest peril. After a short
time, it was ascertained that the Wvandank was
not injured, which allayed the excitement and fears of
the passengers on board. The boat then continued her
course, she knew not whither, but with the good inten
tion of going into her dock at Whitehall. In a short time
another shock was experienced, and the confusion of the
former collision renewed. After examination, however,
it was found that the boat had run into the end of the
wharf of the Staten Island Wry. Tho passengers, glad
to put an end to their adventures by water, jumped
a she re on the wharf, not less delighted thsn were Colum
bus and his followers when they stepped upon San Salva
dor. The Wyandank. this time was slightly damaged.
After some further diflicultv she was taken into her
own siip. att?r an abfence of an hour and a half, on her
triii t'- Brooklyn.
"lhe ferryboat Transit, leaving the slip at the foot of
Atlantic s'reet. about half-past six o'clock A. M., nar
rowly escaped running into a bark anchored near the
Brooklyn shore. On approaching the New York side,
owing to the strong current setting up the East river,
she ran wiih great force into a fore and aft schooner
lying at the end of pier No. 8, carrving awav the
scho? ner's bulwarks, fore rigging, cat heads, 4c.. on the
starboard side. The passengers on the Transit, among
whom were meny women. were greatly terri tied. After
?cine delay she succeeded in working into the ferry slip
at the foot of Wall street, where her passengers landed.
Her proper slip is at the foot of Whitehall street, about
four or five hundred yards below. The fog was so dense
at the time of this occurrence that it was impossible to
distinguish objects three yards distant from the boat.
The Sts'en Island ferry boats were compelled to omit
macv of their usual morning trips, and some of the boats
< 1 1 hi- feiry were hours in the trip from the Quarantine.
The Fulton ferry boat Gowanus, about twelve o'clock,
in making the trip to Brooklyn, ran against the end of
the lower pier, breaking the string piece of the dock. ]
stove hi r rudder, and burst a portion of her deck. The
fort>- of '.lie concussion was so great that a number of
'hehitses on hoard the lioat were thrown down. She
had about six hundred passengers, the most of whom
were landed at the dock, and the vessel was afterwards
warped into the slip.
Only oi, e loat was run on the Catharine street and
Gouvemecr -treet ferries, and only one or two slight ac
cident* occurred.
The Roosevelt slin ferry boats made only two trips dur
ing the forenoon. snd even those at great hazard.
The Peck slip and Williamsburg ferry was not in opera
tion during the thickest of the fog. the boats all going to
the Grand street ferry.
No vessels ventured up the bay from the Hook daring
the forenoon. Steam whistles and fog bells were of great
service, and were called Into requisition as long as the
fog lasted.
On tie North river we have not heard of any accidents.
< 'wing to sea room they were avoided. The ferry boats,
howe-. or. were much delayed in making their trips.
A tout ore o'clock in the afternoon the mist gradually
grew lighter. and finally entirely disappeared. Ouring
the ljtter part of the day the skies threatened rain, and
early in the evening a few drops made umbrellas necessa
ries. This soon -topped, and till a late hpur st night n.v
lure appeared to be in doubt whether it was best to rain
or not. During tho entire day the weather was quite
warm, and .is soon as the present storm is over we may
lock for a Song spell of fine weather. So gay those who
are jtidces upon this subject.
The -tenmboets Worcester and State of Maine, with the
East< i n mail, did not arrive until half past 4 o'clock, P.
M.. they having been detained by the fog.
Orvri m Hot sn Chance- ? The following li?t of changes
took phtco in the Custom House on Friday: ?
wvo his
Alleit Edge! ton vice Kichard IX Little removed.
MBASCKIIU.
Germain T';:rm| s< n vice Aron R. Thompson. "
Asahel lieed, to fill a vacancy.
GAVORRK.
Abiahs ni S. Vosburgh .... vice Albert Edgerton. appointed
weigher.
ISsPTCTOR*.
Andrew J. Mathews vici- Major Lines. removed.
Msnus Kelley '? Thomas E. Riley. '?
George B. Engli?li " Joseph C. Holmes "
1 snii I liahoii '? John W. Hinton, "
Wui. W. Jud?on " John J. Bailey,
Stephen Van Nostrand... " Charles Gold lug. "
(.oorge .-'churfmsn " I'xslah Wenman. "
Albert H. Wafner " Asahel Reed. promoted
James Petit " James P. I'unn, removed.
Dennis E. Root " Walter Joye*. "
sight issrotrroR*.
James S'arr. ... ; vice John H. Hnughkirk. 11
John Ketcham " Richard H. Bishop, '?
( l*KK*.
Leonard Bleecker vice Samuel Cox. removed.
Archil aid Noble " John E. Raymond, "
RoWt Donnell, " John B. Cooley "
W'm. simpaon. " Wm. Davis, '?
Ieter H. Diamond " Charted H. IVlavan. "
lutert (iourlay " E Greenleaf. resigned.
El* ft- ? A tire broke out last night at No 05 Mangin
street, oc. i e,l by Mrs. .lame- Burtis as a private dwell
ing ho -e. Hie fire originated in the upper story, and
was ext'r.guU] od after s loss of $900.
last r.'ght nbout seven o'clock a Are broke ou' In tls?
i.j per story of the cloth house of William II. Knoepfel.
Nf - f<9 ,ind 101 William street. The tlremen were
promptly no n the spot, and the flumes confined t<> the
atory in which they oricinated. The greatest damage
was l>y watt i a eonsldet able quantity of which was pour
ed into t'.e building, and drenched the lower floors. Ti.
loss was nl>out ?1,<>0? ? covered by insurance.
.feraey city Intelligence
.U?ii Kxr? As a train of cars on The Ne v YorW and
Erie Railroad were passing the machine shop of the N'.<w
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Conipanv. at the
dejot at 10 o'clock yesterday. ? mm named Whitehead
a 1 la. k'mith. from N< watk about fifty years of ag. wa?
taught between a car and the building and badly in
jtited. He was taken home in tho Newark trsln. after
ret eh ing medical t are.
AYIIIImualHirg City Intelligence
A Cmtp Rr*NK> to Pbath.? Yesterday a little ?oti,
three viarsof age. of Mrs.; Mary Kelly, wlio resides in
North Eighth street, died from the effects of bu^ns the
#T?ning previous, caused by hi* clothes taking fire from
the stove, during the absence of his mother. Coroner
UUulpul will boljau induct ;o Jay,
Religious Intelligence.
Rev Dr. [leikok, of Union College, will deliver ths
eighteenth discourse before the Y oung M-o'h .iMociat?Mi
of tho South Dutch Church, Fifth avenue, corner of
Twenty -fir it street, this evening
The eighth of the series of sermous iu St. Stephen'*
Church, corner of Breome and Chrystie .meets, will be
preached thia evening by the Rev. Dr. Seabury.
ArPO I NT1BNT3 OF THE PROVISIONAL BISHOP.
To-day, fort-noon at the Church of Holy Cross in Troy;
afternoon at Christ Church, do. ; evening at St. Paul's,
do .
Monday, at St. George's Church, Schenectady
Tuesday, forenoon at Calvary Church, Burut Hil'.j, af
ternoon "at St Paul's, Charlton; evening at Christ
Church. Balaton Spa.
Wednesday . at Bethesda Church, Saratoga Springs.
Thursday, forenoon at the Church of the Messiah.
Glen's Falls: afternoou at /ion's Church, Sandy Hill;
evening at St Jame's. Fort Edward.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. A B Muzzy, of Cambridge, Ma*s . was installed
over the Unitarian Society in Concord, N. H., on the '.Wth
ttlt.
Rev. J R. Avery, late of Groton, Conn., was installed
over the church in Kranklin, Conn., of which the late Dr.
Nott wax pastor, ou the 13th ult. Sermon by Rev. Dr.
Bond, of Norwich.
Rev. David Grier was Installed over the 0. S. church
in Greenville, Pa., on the 18th ult.
NKW CIUXROOER.
The N. W. Protestant Reformed Dutch Church, Rev.
James R. llardenbergh, D.D., pastor, situated on Twenty
third stieet, north side, between the Sixth and Seventh
avenues, will be dedicated to the service of Almighty
God this moraine. The Pastor will be assisted by the
Rev. J. Ken-is, D.D., Chancellor of the New York Univer
sity. Servieo to commence at 10}? o'clock A.M. The
Rev. M. S. Hut ton. D.D., may be expected to preach in
the afternoou. and the Rev. T. K. Vermilyea, D.D., in the
evening.
Mission Chapel, 106 Centre street, New York, under
the supervision of the City Mission Society, will be open
ed for Divine worship to-day. Rev. Thomas De Witt, D.
D., of the Reformed Dutch church, will preach at 10*<
o'clock A M. : Rev. Isaac Wescott, of the Laight street
Baptist church, at 3 X P. M., and Rev. A. A. Wood, of
the Central Presbyterian church, at 7% la the evening.
The North Presbyterian church, of which Rev. Mr.
Roose^lt is pastor, have resolved upon the erection of a
new and more commodious church edifice, upon the site
of the present church. Four lots of ground have been
generously given for the purpose, by James Boorman,
K*q.. and the plan accepted. The estimated cost, exclu
sive of the ground, is about $30,000. It will oecupy a
beautiful situation, and a wide and growing field. It is
in hands that make its success certain.
The new Unitarian Church on Central Hill, Somerville,
Mass., (Rev. Mr. Pope's,) is nearly completed, and will
lie dedicated in about a fortnight.
The new Unitarian Church In West Roxbury. Mass..
will be opened for religious worship on the first dav of
May.
DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
We learn from the Jackson (Misa.) flag of tht Union ,
! that the Rev. Joshua T. Russell. of the Baptist Church,
died in that city on Monday, the Gth inst. The circum
stances attending the (tenth of this servant of God were
of a peculiar and solemn nature. The Flan, of the 10th,
says: He was present at the meeting of the Jackson
Bible Society, held on Monday evening last, in the Pres
byterian Church. He was "unusually animated as he
walked to the church in company with the Key. Mr.
Shields, agent of the American Bible Society, s|>oke of the
deep interest he felt in the cause, and remarked that if
his health shonld permit, he desired to deliver a series of
lectures in thil city on the subject. He opened the meet
ing with prayer, manifesting great earnestness of feeling.
After singing and prayer, Chancellor Scott, President of
the Bible Society, made a few remarks on the beneficial in
fluence which the operations of the society had already
accomplished in Mississippi, and made a powerful appeal
to the friends of the cause to aid in carrying out its glo
rious objects. In the course of the evening, Mr. Russell
spoke tu the following resolution. ?
Resolved, That the Bible is a tried book, and that its
circulation tft-ougli the agency of the American Bible
Society ? catholic in its spirit and aim ? merits the high
est confidence and the warmest support of the Christian
public.
All his powers seemed to be awakened in this ellort.
He sketched briefly the agency by which the holy Scrip
tures had been first given to man, how they hail been,
transmitted through successive generations, and the
means by which they have recently been so wonderfully
diffused. He dwelt on the fact that the Bible was a
tried book; he said " millions now around the throne of
God, singing the song of Moses and the Lamb, had been
saved by the blessed influence of this book." While he
uttered this sentiment, he looked up, as if he had a vision
of what he described: he then paused a moment, and
said: l,I have done." These were his last words. He sat
down, but sank immediately into apoplexy, from which
the skill of experienced physicians could not arouse him.
He breathed his last at 'J o'clock T. M. next day, at the
residence of his son. E. I'. Russell.
The Rev. I.eonR,rd Anson, of Hlery. Chautau |Ue coun
ty. pastor of the lioplist church, died Marcii 7, at the age :
of 6l?. On the evening of the same day. Mrs. Anson, his !
wife, was attacked with the same disease, and died on the
same night, aged 68 years. Mr. A. was a citizen of Cuba,
Alleghany county, when- be mnde it his home for many
years previous to commencing his labors in Ellery, and
"was extensively acquainted in the Baptist denomination
of Western New York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. R. Eddy will preach his farewell sermon to his j
congregation, at the Cniversalist Church in Rome, N. Y..
to-day.
At a meeting of the congregation of the Third Pre J- j
byterian Church in Newark. N. J., on the 8th ult., a
call was made for Rev. Dr. Samuel Beach Jones, of
Bridteton, Cumberland county. Wm. R. Guild and Judge
T. B. l'ieison were appointed commissioners to present
the call to him, and they will proceed immediately to
Bridgeton.
Rev. Mr. Verrinder, lately appointed City Missionary,
delivered his farewell discourse oa the 26th ult. to the
congregation of the First Baptist Church in Grove street,
Jersey City.
Rev. E. Cheever lias been dismissed from the Pres
byterian Church in Ypsilantl, Mich.
Rev. Mr. Smalley is about to leave the Presbyterian
Church in Concord. Michigan.
Rev. Mr. I,ounsborry, pastor of St. John's Church, Troy,
N. Y.. has resigned, the resignation to take effect on the
1st of May.
Rev. Ceorge J. Kaercher has closed his pastoral labors
at Greene. N. Y., and removed hid residence to Preston,
N. Y.
Rev. Calv,\j Clark, agent of the American Home Mis
sionary Society, lias received and accepted a call to settle
as pastor over the Presbyterian Church at Hillsdale,
Hillsdale county, Michigan.
Rev. George C. Curtis, of Adrian, Michigan, after a
pastorate of more than ten years among his people, has
asked them to unite with him in a request to the Presby
tery. to dissolve the relation? his labors there to close on
lst'of May Mr. Curtis has received a call to Albion, N. Y.
Rev. S. M. Humphrey, late of the Andover Seminary,
has been called to the Second Presbyterian Church in
Newark. O.
Rev. H. M. Stone was di.missed from Blueliill. Me., on
the ttth Inst.
Rev. John Podge has b?en called to Harvard, Mass.
Rev. I). B. Bradford, of Phtinfield. Mass., has asked a
dismission from his people.
Rev. Francis Horton, of West Cambridge. Mass.. has
also allied a dismission.
Police Intelligence*
Ihe J'ickfOcM Casfin Wnll street. ? We yesterday no
ticed the arrest of Jack Hatfield, otherwise known as
Milton, charged with being concerned in picking the
jiocVet of Mr. Wm. H. CnnSeld of a package containing
>1 ,600. while entering the American Exchange Bank In
Wall street, on Friday afternoon Yesterday Mr. Can
field appeared at the office of the Chief of Police, and set
forth in an affidavit that on .Friday afternoon, at about
one o'clock, he was passing into the vestibule of the
American Exchange Bank, and while in the act of
shoving open the door leading into the bank, his atten
tion w:-s attracted to the rustling of paper, and beliei ing
it to be the package from his o ? n |,ocket, he turned
around quickly, and seized hold of an unknown man
nearest to him! At that instant he observed the unknown
man puss the package of money to Hatfield. He then seized
hold of Hatfield and gave an alarm torn-sistnnce: but not
being able t? d"tain both, the unknown man whom he
first held lorcel himself away and escaped. There was also
a third man who also went off before the police cume in
Several | ersons now collected about them, and a clerk of
tl.e bank picked up the packac of money from the rtoor.
n> ar to where Hatfield i- "aid to have t-n standing. The
mone;. belonged to Mr , l'r emnn I.i i t, . ;i merchant at
171 W< st street. Hatfield has been deta'ned by the Chief
of Police for a further examination.
A Charf/r nf Maim <n ? biting np a Ar>? ? On Friday
night an affray took place between two young men.
nnmod Thomn - K. White and Richard H. Ward. !n a sa
loon in Pro dwsy. which resulted in the partiei coming
to blows, and when separated it whs dlscov red that
Wind was minus one half of hi- nose, which had
l>een either bitten or cut off by Whit? during
the conflict. Ward, it seem?, w.i* acting as an
assistant bartender .* di.-pute listing aro?e about the
payment for drinks. Officer Wi Hey. of the reserved
corps, was called to separate the combatauU, and arrest
ed White on the charpe of maiming. The injured man
was taken to the Hospital, where the physician dressed
his nose, and White was taken to ? the Tombs. In the
morning Ward appeared before Jiistie Bow-art. and made
the ne. ,?ssai v affidavit, setting forth that White struck
him with his fl?t. and afterwards either hit or cut off,
with some sharp Instrument, nearly ? ne half of his nose,
thereby disfiguring his face. The Court, on the com
plaint. required White to tind ball In the sum of $600 to
answer the charge. White denied tl e charge, and said
In his examination that he acted merely in self-defence.
The ball was given and White was liberated from custody.
Brooklyn City Intelligence.
Fata: Aftray in Van Briwt yrKtin? a Man Kiukd. ?
An unfortunate affray took place in Van Brunt street on
Friday evening, which has since resulted in the death of
one of the parties therein engaged. It appears that a
y< uiik Irishman nnmcd Monaghan. had b"en invited to
attend a party at the boarding house kept by a nian
named Moran. in Van Brunt sucet. near Sullivan, which
he declined to attend, and informed his sister that if any
one called for him to tell him he had none to bed in con
sequence of illness. He accordingly retired, and at>out
16 o'clock two of his friends from New York called, and
proceeding to his room, persuaded himtosccompany them
to Koran'*. He went, an I they appeared to have enjoyed i
a very focd time up to about three o'clock, when the
party broke up. and Monsghan accompanied his two
friends towards the ferry on their way homeward.
When arriving opposite the lumhc% yard of Dccker *
Co.. in Van Brunt street, an altercation occurred between
the three friends snrf a private watchman named Patrick '
K< helcr. in the course of which blows wore exchange 1,
and the watchman raised his club and struck Monaghan
oo the head, fracturing his skull. The injured man was
fiikcn to his home, and as snon as he entered the door
and heard the voice of his sister, ho exclaimed he could
not see. an i 'being led to a bed, he never spoke another
troid, (MjJcAj-ircd Uout* U??e?fWli It '?
prr bable that the Mow iu more severo (hta intended,
which will, however, be decided by tfte proper tribunal. |
Fijtonow o? a rjumniAirrOoiAKW ? Mr William Mai- i
ford wu elected Lieutenant Colonel of the 14th iy>gi* 1
meat , at an election held at the City Armory, on Friday |
evening.
Personal Intelligent
M. M. Ronton, St Louia; I) C Kilby, Tenn ; Or B.
Johnson, Charleston; J. P. Holm. Boston. W SttnwidelL
Quincy, III. ; and W. H. Reynold*, Providence, arrived
yeaterday at the Aator House.
R. Ji'nkins, N. Y. ; J. 8. Cumming, do.; W. R. Hal
stead, Concord; and P. Lett, Ireland, arrived yeaterday at
the Preneott Houee.
C. F. Vott, Liverpool; A. How lan. 1, Auburn; Dr. Kin
lock, ( bui teuton, R. G. Beardalee, Albany; John K. Por
ter, do. ; and W. Allen, New Orleans, were amongst the
arrival* yeaterday at the St. Nicholas
Rt. Rev. John Hughes, Archbishop [of New York, aa.vx
the Charleston Mercury , of the 20th ult., arrived yes
terday in tlie boat from Savannah. He will remain in
this city until after the conaecratiun of the Cathedral
at St. Kinbar, on Thursday, the Oth inat. In thia con
nection it is proper to aay that the paragraph connecting
hla name with the acquisition of Cuba, is authoritatively
pronounced to be without the slightest foundation in
fact.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool, in the steamship Pacific ? C Dupuy. t
Stoinhoil. Prof R Dungliaon. New York: C U Innot, Boston;
Mr and Mrs Gourd, New York; Mr Gourd's child anil nurse,
8 A Lambert. Mayor of Brooklyn; Earl of Movntdastls,
England; J I.innimann, Paris: Mr and Mrs O'Sullivan, New
York; O J Hough, Pittsburg; A Reed, New York; Mr Per
kins and lady, Ohio; L Schiavi, wife, two ohlldrsn and in
fant; V R Carpenter, France; Jas McLean. Mr Sohlavi's
servant, Samuel Ricker, La; Thomas Dizoa, New York; B
Baker. England; George Prarce, New York; F II Cenpett
Tennessee; Mr Kimball and servant. New York; R La roar
cade, Rev Dr If R Kinbeck, Charleston; John Dawson aad
lady. Mr and Mrs D Cushman, J H Mahoney. and Mr Cor
rett, New York; A Dennison. L Bailey, Mr Foote. lady
and servant. NY; Mr D II Morris, Mr Hennioock, Mr Smith,
Mr 8 B Lawrence, Mr R Knight, N Y; Mr G Tedd Paris; Mr
Jos Young, A Morrsll, Mr F F Thompson, E G Bell, N Y;9
S Do Tejada lady, two children and servant, Spain. Don
Diego Cuccdin and Sen Teiada. Spain: Mr aad Mrs J Gregg
and ehild: W Stein, J Langdon, NY; Jos Galditnr, San 1
Francisco; J R Black, lady and daughter; A W Little and
lady. Miss J W Little, three children; Mr Lyman, Mr and
Mrs Hughes, k Warburg and lady, li A toiler. W U A
Fischer. Mr Pstroooehlng. J Hess, Misses Berrian. C W
Richards, A VVsbber, bearer of despatcho) to Switzerland; i
MrSeelig, W Boaler, J Hamel, Mr Mieol;. J B Ulinan and
lady. Rev Dr Mtgaon:Mr Uiller, N Y; II Walker, Detroit;
J S Perura, Portugal: Miss Black. Ireland; R Wilson. S C; i
Georgn M Mirtabit. Syra; Mr Duncan. Mr Burney, NY; Mr
Gallagher, Mr Warenway, St Louis: J O'ttullivaa's servant,
Mr HiOman. Mrs Hoffman, John Casey, Samuel Sleigh, NY; '
Geo Howell Esq. Gen Bowell Jun, F J Howell, and C How- !
eli. Piladelphia; J F Brigg, Eng: E F Houghton. Mr Ga
resrhe, Mr Eaton, MrStreether, Mr and Mrs Haig. NYork;
Mr Beatty, Mr and Mrs Sturgsnegger. Germany; A R Me- i
Henry. Philadelphia: A Garido, A ratlin, Conn; Mr Kin
nun. Mr Dirton. Mrs and Miss O'Sullivan, J P Burtou, Mr ,
and Mrs Wilson, Jos Tryon, C W Wadswortb. O S Craft, 1
NYork; C Ucnsel. E Ilcrfuth. Germany : Wra Harrison and |
lady. Km; Henry Harrison. Thos Britiain. K II Huesmnn, I
Jus fellows. NYork: J Keudrick, Philadelphia: Shilling
ford, NYork. Shohilknedir, San Francisco; J W MilUgan. I
A II Love. O (5 Rohinsea, Philadelphia; N Conn, U Werlyn, |
N Young, NYork. ? 154.
For Richmond. At-, in the steamship Jamestown.? Misses
Baldwin, Miss Waring, W C Waring and lady, J T Waring
and lady, L P Starr. H A Taylor, lady and child, Wm
Sohmitie and lady. Miss M Dennis. Mrs Cottrell. W C
Beach. R G Harwood, J Townsend and lady, Mrs Middleton, I
servant and child, Mrs Fowler, servant and child, M How
ell, lady and son, J E Bray. WH Smiley. J Ottsnbing and
lailv, A Cambell. Mr Rosine, Mrs Rosine, servant and three
children, and about 30 in the steerage.
For Charleston, in the steamer Jame Adger.? P S Dibble,
J I. Moore, M Taylor, K L Seymour, E E Genet, A t'hoisv,
J Belitior, R Geoward, Z Kuhtroan, C M'Alister and lady;
B I) Thompson. A B Ibhotsin, A Anderson. Master R J
Reid, Mrs C C Anderson, Mrs C O Baker, F Falconer. S F
Tracey, J D La Salle, Miss A T Hancock, Miss E Jones, j
nurse and threo children of Mr Flasg. Mr Mudgett and lady,
Mtss Jones. Mrs Jones, B Meyers. J Meyers . Miss L Meyer's, I
J Moore, J Bnrenbergh, C Geilfnss, B Alpi. D Duthil, L I)
D Hall, S I) Bertine, A Crew, F Jenkins. D W Coate, C K
Spring, and ID in the steerage.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool, in the steamship Canada, at Boston
Messrs May and wife. Crosiur, W Skulley. Ackhurst, J Mor
ton. F F Litterdate. A Azarian, Miss McKenzie, Messrs At
kins. Fateux. H 11 McCrea.C Nott, MrsNott, Hon J Robert
son, Messrs J H Waugh.J A Neniring, H May, P K Siddon,
Warwick, Maridillo, S Secgor, McLellan, A Roy, J Durbin.
Post, Dorion. Hamet. G W Knox, Barnard, Barry, J Porter,
G Morton, N 8 Whitmore. W E Strouack. R Thompson.
Vaasu, J Lane, J L Inches, Van Abbott, J P Roo, Kayo, J
MeCall, J S Striker, Brunoan, Leverque. P H Faikaer. A
Lyle, A Paget, Peacock, Vane, E Keinhutt. O Press. B Da
kain, T Jarulno, S D Bnrton, McGllvcry. J Hewitt, Capt
Pillsbury, Mrs Pillsbury and daughter. Messrs Cahill, VV
Magee, W J Morrison, Gilchrist, Fotherby, W MMoGlinchy.
P klrlan, W Mi-aghcr. Browh, J Thompson, J Hardie. J C
Macklin. H B Forbes, J McDonald. G Russell. Walker, Mrs
Howard. H Cullivcr, Miss C Macklin, Master J Macklin,
Story. J Wilson, Storr, Nesmith, Frost. MoCullock.
From Charleston, in the steamship Southerner? J Flem
miiv and lady, T A Gill and la<ly, B F Campbell and lady,
T A McC'r-srv and lady, Mrs Hftchoock, J G Eastou, J M
Phinney, L b Griggs. J P Van Ranssum. T Kelly. A Stuck
ler. P Spindicke. M Throesi, T fiibernon. N Plsteroni. Peter
Anthorpe. J C Thompson. S C Thompson. B L Disbrow, A
Burke, and 41 in the steerage.
From Savannah, in the steamship Alabama? H G Robin
son. J H Jackson. John Lighthody, F W Sammis, R Under
wood, I Gardner, H H Garrison, P Bates, and .VI in the
steerage.
Political Intelligence.
Hon. William A. Graham, late whig candidate for the
Vice Presidency, is 'a. candidate for United States Sena
tor in North Carolina."
Loss of Life of Milwaukie Fishermen.? Four
Norwegian fishermen, named Nels tVirnelinson, Gabriol
Srglem. Mads and Mathiaa Mitdsden, returning from a
fishing excursion on the Lake on Monday evening, were
rapsi/ed ? 1 1 ; i iii_- the blow, when near shore. One of
them was suppose*! to be drowned, and the other three,
after reaching shore, were go benumbed that they were
unable to reach any house, and were frozen to death.
They were residents of the Fifth ward, where they leave
families. ? MihcauHe A'eiot, March '29.
Died,
On Saturday, April 1, of water ou the brain, Marianne,
ilii tighter of Michael and Margaret O'Brien.
The relatives and fricnil* of tlio family are invited to
attend the funeral, from No. 150 East Broadway, at three
o'clock this nftern*' n. Her remains will be taken to
Calvary Cemetery.
On Saturday. April 1, at the residence of her aon-in
law, A. J. Jander. Ecq., Mrs. Avgi sta Wabc.knes.
The friends and acquaintances of the family arc re
spectfully Invited to attend her funeral, at two O'clock
this afternoon, from No. 311 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
On Friday. March 31, Thomas Scott Barer, a native of
Edinburgh." Scotland.
Hia friend* will accompany his funeral to the New
York Bay Cemetery. at two o'clock this afternoon, from
his late rosidence, No. 113 Anthony street, near Elm.
On Saturday morning, April 1, Benjamin K. Harkh. in
the 06th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, and also those
of his brother-in-law. William W. Mansfield, are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of
hia nephew, Theodore Yantassel, No. 409 Greenwich
street, at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon. His remains
will be taken to Greenwood for interment.
California paper* please copy.
On Saturday, April 1 , after a short and severe illness,
Zhub, wife of Abraham S. Scribner, in the 3Ttli year of
her age.
The relatives and friends of t lie family or# respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence,
No. 222 Broome street, nt two o'clock to morrow after
noon. without further invitation.
On Saturday. April 1. of consumption. Mart I'.stfikr
Coop**, wife of John Coop<-r, aged 37 years and 22 days.
The friends and relatives of the family, also the menv
bers of Eckford Lodge, I. O. of 0. E.. and the members of |
the Shipjoinern' Benevolent (Society. are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral, at half paat one o'clock to
morrow afternoon, from her late residence. No. 1+3 East
Twenty-fifth street. Her remains will be taken to the
Cemetery of Evergreens lor interment.
At Hoiioken. N. on Saturday, April 1, Mr. Haziji
woon Wiijey. of consumption, aged 37 years, S months
and 17 days.
The friends of the family, and the member* of Colum
bia Ledge No. ?3. I. 0. of 6. E., of New Jersey, also the
metnbers of Palmyra Encampment No. 23, I. O. of 0. F., j
are invited to attend his funeral, at two o'clock to morrow j
afternoon, from the Baptist Church, corner of Blooinfleld
and Third streets. Hoboken. without further invitation.
On Saturday. April 1. at Harlem. Henry Ferris Finch.
aged 27 years.
The friend* and acquaintances of the family are invited
to attend hia funeral, from 119tb street, between First
and Second avenues, nt ten o'clock to-morrow morning.
A train will leave the City Hall at half-past eieht o'clock
A M.
At the parochial residence of St. Paul's Church.
South Brooklyn, on Friday, March 31, the Rev. John
I t roe. aged yean.
The funeral services will be held at SI. Paul's Church,
nt ten o'clock to-morrow morning.
<?n Saturday morning. April 1, Ix>tl>u daughter of
Walter and Relecca Darbrow, In the 9th year of her a.e.
Tbe relatives ami acquaintances of the family are re- j
quested to attend th?* funeral at two o'clock this after- '
neon. from No. 72 Sullivan street.
In this city, on Saturday, April 1. MlVSIl E. . youngest
dauuhter of Sibyl A. and (tie late Aaron \V. Barhaus,
np? d 7 years and 7 months.
The friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, at one o'clock this afternoon, from No
US Eighth avenue, without further notice.
Greene and Schoharie counties, N Y . paiers please
copy. ?
On Saturday morning, April 1. Thomas scon
Hia friends and acquaintances are resjiecttully invited
to attend hi* funeral at two o'clock thi- afternoon, from
No. 113 Anthony street.
On Friday, March 31. John Cr.MCK. aged 41 years, a na
tive of county Cavan, Ireland.
Hia friends and acquaintances, and those of his
brother-in law. John Cornclley, and tbe Police Depart
ment of the Ninth ward, are respectfully invited to at
i. nd hia funeral, at two o'clock this afternoon, from his
late residence, No. 7 Sixth avenue.
(in Friday evening, March 31, Wiluam Lindsay, only
*< n of Andrew and Helen M. Wind, and grandson of the
late Samuel Fcrjray, aged " years.
The fri' nds and acquaintance* of the family, and those
of his uncle. William Forgay, are respectfully invited to
atu-nd his funeral, at two o'clock tnia afternoon, from
the residence of his uneJe, No. 159 Clinton street.
New Orlejns papers please copy.
On Friday. March 31, John, "eldest ion of Luke and
Catharine Ptendergast, aged 4 years and 7 months
The funeral will take place Irom the residence of his
parents, corner of Twelfth street and Third avenue, at
two o'clock this afternoon.
on Friday. March 31. Hannah Ski iki aged 79 years.
Her friend* are invited toattend hec funeral, from the
residence of Joseph Whittemore. No. 7 East Eleventh
street, at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon.
On Saturday, March 1^ after a n long and painful ill -
ness. Mr. Rri ert Coxcm? . in the 07th year of hia age.
Mr. Concklin was gunner of the C. S. brig Argus, when
*h? was taken by the Brit Mi "loop of-war Pelican, and
from thence transferred to Partmoor prison, where he
r< nv?int d till the dose of the war. It Is to be hoped that
iii* aftfd and destitute widow will recoive from our am
eminent that relief which her husband in vain applied
for while living.
Suddenly, from the bursting of n blood vessel, on
Thursday, March 9, at Mayence, on the Rhine. Maria,
wife of Charlee G. Ahlborn, formerly of New York.
At (/presi) Uills, Lpng OuSatyrlajr, April 1, I
Lacba A do 4, oal/ child of Edward and Harriet H i^mii.
aged 7 month* ind 19 daya. '
Vermont paper* pleaso copy.
The/ sat and watched her boaom hearing,
And eoftly bent to list her breathing;
And there were tears, and gloom and sighing
For that sweet rosebud slowly dying
The ties of earth were alasost riven,
And spirit one* from God in Heaven
Were watching, clad in robes of whitenesa,
To bear the babe to realm* of brightness
And now, the pang* of death all vanished
From that fair brow, its gloom was banished ;
No more can pain rend that sweet bosom.
For Laura blooms a heavenly blossom.
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements ?T Ocean Steamers.
?aiOB. IMATm IOB DAT*.
Baltic Liverpool Now York Mar 22
City of Manchester . Liverpool Philadelphia .... Mar 22
Euro pa Liverpool NewYork Mar 26
Hermann Southampton. .Now York Mar 29
Africa New York".... .Liverpool Apl I
Illinois ...New York..... As pin wall Apl &
Northern Light.... New York San Juan Apl 6
North Star New York As pin wall Apl 6
Curlew New York Bonn. &St Thos.Apl 7
?franklin New York Havre Apl 8
Blacl. Warrior New York Hav. k Mobile.. Apl 10
Canada Boston Liverpool Apl 12
Atlantie New York Liverpool Apl 15
Hermann New York Bremen Apl 22
49" Ali package! and letttrt intended for the Niw You
Haia should be tealed.
ALUAMAO FOB WWW TOM? TO DAT.
butt warn 5 42 I moon arm 11 47
SON om 8 20 1 wan wato ? ?
Port of New York, April 1, 18M.
CLEARED
Steamship Florida. Woodhull, Savannah, S L Mitohill.
Steamship Jaa Adger, Adams, Charleston, Spofford, Tiles
ton A Co.
Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy, Richmond, Ac, Ludlam
A Pleasants.
Ship Christiana, Hammond, London. Grinnell, Minturn A
Co.
Brig Falmooth, Hatch. West Coast of Africa. E RAVare.
Brig Nitheroy. Harriman, ilomscoa, H B Brookman A Co.
Brig Captain Tom, Pierson. Cienfuegos. Place A Watts.
HrigNeho. Byrne, Rio Grande. U K Corning.
Sohr Mayflower. Small, St Domingo. R P Buok A Co.
Schr Coetello. Winter, Jeremie, a W Lewis.
Schr W A Spofford, Garmon, Cedar Key. JosOriee.
Schr Wave (Dr). Roach, Halifax. Wheelright A Co.
Schr Hartford. Teague. Jacksonville. R P Back A Co.
Schr D C Brooke, Hammond. Jacksonville, Mayhew, Tal
bot A Co.
Schr Roxana Bnrligh, Worth, Plymouth. N'C, C C Slaght.
Schr Governor, Chase, Philadelphia, J W McKee.
Schr T A Paine, Sadler. Eastport. master.
Schr Mary Mankin, Beers, Boston. Dayton A Sprague,
Schr Henry. Baker. Providence, J Bagan.
Sloop Riemi, Dnrfee, Newport, master.
Sloop W D Mangum. French. Taunton, master.
Sloop C Heddin. Wiggins. Bristol, J C Havens.
Steamer Isabella. Reimur, St John*, PR, P Harmony's
Nephews.
Steamer Loeust Point, Johnson, Baltimore, Parker Vein
Steamship Company.
Steamer Blaik Diamond, Stevenson. Philadelphia, W H
Thompson.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Southerner. Ewan. Charleston. 64 hours, with
mdae and |*s?ongers, to Spofford, Tilluston A Co. March 30,
7>i PM, off Cape Hatteras, passed steamihip Knoxville,
hence for Savannah. The S was detained by fog from 4 AM;
she reports a hcrm brig ashore off the Highlands, in the
breakers.
Steamship Alabama, Sehenck, Savannah, 62 hours, with
mdse and parsengers, to S L Mitcbill. The A has been de
tained outside by a heavy fog sinoe 10 PM last evening.
Ship Nightingale (clipper, of Boston). Mather, Boston. 10
days, in ballast, to D Cameron. The N experienced heavy
weather.
Schr Mozart. Hunt. Eastport, 10 days.
Schr Turk, Powell, Lubec, 8 days.
BELOW.
Packet ships Albert Gallatin, Delano, from Livorpotl,
Feb 10. with mdae and passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn A
Co; and Star of the West, Woodward, from Liverpool, Feb
10, with mdse and passengers, to S Thompson A Nephews,
reported in yesterday's edition, are still below.
Dark Undine, Goodell, from New Orleans, 30 days, with
sugar, Ac.
Brig Fawn, noyt. Jacmul, with coffee and logwood.
Also, six ships and three brigs.
SAILED.
Steamships Pacific, Liverpool; Marion, Charleston; Flori
da, Savannah; Jameeton. Norfolk. Ac.
Wind at sunriee, NE.with fog; meridian, do; sunset, NN'W.
Br Sahbt Hook Pninnne Tr Lien am.]
The HieHLAiroe. April 1? Sundown.
Four ships in the Eastern of&ng. and four brigs in the SE
ofling, and a ship (supposed the Coniuoror, from Liverpool.)
at anchor on n>e bar, all hound in. Wind NW, raining.
Memorandsu
The following vessels have been sold:? Ship "President
Fillmore, one year and a half old. 872 tons, for about $.">2,000;
hark Rhoderio Dhu, six years old, 220 tons, built in Maine.
S3.*00, and ship Chariot of Fame (new), about 2U00 tons, to
Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn A Co, en private terms.
Steamers Wm B Calhoun, and Wm Oordon, of Savannah,
have been sold to the Key West and New Orleans Steamship
Co for $100,000.
LavncHiiw-At Philadelphia 31st ult, a olipper ship of 850
tons burthen, from the yard of William Cramp. Kengsing
ton. She is intended for the Mediterranean trade, ana was
built for Messrs Isaac Jeanes A Co. She has been christen
ed Isaac Jeanes, after her principal owner. Capt Chipman,
who tuperintended her construction, will be her commander.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1. 4 PM? Art schrs Iaabelle. Wil
liams, Stony Point, Conn; Dealt, Atkins, NYork; J Vail,
Delano. Jo (has keen ashore at the Breakwater since Feb 21).
Cld bark Thomas Dallett. Dill, Laguira; Iaabelle, Williams.
Providence.
OUaatera.
Ship CiiAa Humukrston, asboro in Dundrum llay. and
reported in the English papers as bilged, and the tide ebbing
and Sowing in her, in stated in a letter dated ltfth nit, lrom
the underwriters' agent, as likely to be got oft'. A steamer
arrived at Liverpool 1Mb, with about 40 tons of her cargo,
more or less damaged, including 48 boxes copper, remainder
dry goods.
Ship Colchis, at Halifax, is stated in a telegraphio des
patch thence, dated 30th nit, to have had her leak stopped
after she was lightened 13 feet. Her repairs were progress
ing quickly.
Ship North Stab, from Liverpool via Que^nstown, for
NYork. arr at St Thomas (not Bermuda) 12th nit, with loss
of rudder, main and mizen topsail yards, some nils, and a
quantity of apars, rigging, Ac, used as a temporary rudder;
toe vessel was tight.
Ship Srtkris. Waite. from New York for San Francisco,
was sold by auction at St Thomas 12th nit, for $10,000; eoal,
>2 25 per ton; flour Per barrel; lumber at SIS; laUisiljO
per bundle; bams $15 per bbl; chairs and furniture at net
cost all round.
Hark Golps;n An r (of Southnort, Conn). Strong, from
Callao for UStates put into Habiagthult leaky; was dis
charging her cargo or guaco at last accounts.
Bark Lvciua, Dean, from Boston forSamatra. put in
to Rio Janeiro. Feb 7, in distress. Bark Suwarrow. Stone,
fronmNew York for Montevideo, which put in JadTiW. in dis
tresi, remained Feb 9: no particulars or either.
Bark Gamria, at Boston, from Matanzas, during a gale
from SB to N W, 20th ult, in South Channel, split sails uud
lost part of deck load of molasses.
Br bark Mary (of Yarmouth. NS). Scott, before re
ported abandoned, had struck a field of ice, and foundored;
the crew took to their boat! and in tive davs reached St
Julins, NF, previous to Mob 23. all frost bittm Ono of
their r.um> er was dead on the arrival nf the bouts. The M
bad a cargo of salt.
Schr David Babso* (of and from Glovoest 'i- for NYork,
before reported capsized and sunk oft Point Judith), was
fallen in with on 30th inst, between Block Island and No- i
man's Lund, "by schrChampion of Philadelphia," who right
ed her and pumped her out. She is at anchor 6 miles S by E
from the lightship of Brenton's Reef.
SniR Sarah F.lit aixtii, hence for Lubec. put into
Gtuldsboro 18th ult, wit* loss of bulwarks. Ac.
\ot lr< to Mariner*.
On tie 5th of April the < roatan Light Vessel will h?
taken from her station for repairs. Due notice will be
given of her retm n.
THI LIGHT SHirS IN THE CATTKIiAT.
The light ship in the Drogden. (Dragoe) took up her station
aud showed her light on the evening of Thursday, the 2Mb
February.
'I he light ship in tbe Lessoe channel was moored at her
station, and showed her light on the evening of 1st March.
Tbe light ships on the Copperground aud the Anliolt or
Knobben Reef, on tbe 2d March.
At the Lessoe Trindel, the 4th March.
Admiralty Department, Marine Board, March P. 1K51.
Whalemen.
Arat New l.ondon 30th, ship JClectra. l'iske. Honolulu
via Tarpaulin Cove.
At Pay ta Feb 20 (by letter from Cart Gilford, of the City.
NB); Natchez. Hall, N'B. 2300 bbls: Minerva, Pease, do 90
sp; Cossack. Tripp. do2?ip.
Off (.'ape Born Dec 25. Gideon Howland, NB. nothing since
leaving Wrstern Islands, (when she had tir ?p); bound to
Sandwich Islands.
Spoken.
Sleair?.l ip l'uropa. heme for Liverpool, March 19. Cape
Clear W lti miles
A steamship, supposed the Asia, hence for Liverpool March
27. 1st <3 !?. Ion M) l.V
Shir Devonshire, hencc for Liverpool, March 22, lat 49 2*.
kn 2R 1.
Ship Sbackamaxon. K^nnard. from Liverpool for Phila
delphia. March 24. lat 40 28. ion 38}{.
Si ip Star of F.mpire. Brown, from Liverpool (March f) for
B'Ston, Mareh 27. lat 41 38, Ion V) 15.
Ship Mtdfcrd. Ropes, hence (Feb 1) for Hong Kong. Fab Is,
lat ?? N, Ion 2?.
Ship Delta Maria, Norton, from Liverpool for ' Larleston.
Mann 2. lat 48 .V>. Ion 24.
A I srk standing E, showing a red. white and b'.ue signal,
with lettus A C in tbe white, was signalized Marob 12, off
Sai d Key. >
I'.rig 8 Merrill, from Portland for Sagna laot Havana),
Ms-ch 17. lat X 40. Ion 7050.
Schr Now York Packet, hence for Jacksonville was seen
M.nih 22. Iat24 10. lon76 2t>.
Foreign Porta.
BvRisOt AvRvt ? In port Jan 2?, ship It Avatar i arver.
frtmacd lor NYork Idg; barks True Man. "Linncll. and
Roman. Hamilton do do; Caroline, (supposed foreign) do
do. John Murray, |Wasgatt. for Boston do; Zotolf. BMloy,
for Salem do; brig Robt Wing, Crowell, for FYork do. and
perhaps others. Sid Jan 20. ) ark Mary Bronihtou, Bowers,
Bo-ton; ;7th, Danish brig I'nicn. Schmidt, du
Baiiia? In port Feb 15, bark (Solden \ge. Strong, from
Callao for St Thomas, arr IHh? see disasters.
<;fnoa? In port March II. shirs Kpaminor.das, Condry,
di^f, for Leghorn. Caspian Delano, fordo ready, to finish
ldit for Pbiladolphla.
tiinRAi.TAR? No Am vessel iu port Mar.h 8, wmil F.ast
strong, as for 8 or 10 days before. Sid 2d. ship Medora
Mai-ury. (from Bos!\n). Marseilles. Pass* I the llock morn
of Itt. brig N ercus. Small, from Palermo for Boston.
Glasgow ? In port abt March Id. screw steamer SI ilia,
900 knl, for Mediterranean and NYork; ships M.hongo!
t/orish, for Philadelphia. Id* , Mi. mac. Auld. lor Halifat.
himI ( i arleston; 1 srks Nora Scotian. Trefry, for Boston.
Idg Amelia, for do; Knstern Bell- Haventr.forNYork.de;
frige Vulcan. Friiel, for dodo; Mirivn.i* for Philadelphia,
ill ; Indus. Kelly, !and Masonic, Heckman. lor Providence,
do. Cbro. Pinkuev. to load f "i- do; Elizabeth. MeWhirter.
ft r Boston. ld(T
(inn vock ? In port March Id. l ark Statesman Corning,
for Boston. Idg
Halifax- Arr March 23, l.rigs Victoria. Morgan. Pbila
dclpbia. Vivid. Kendriek. Work
lnport27th. schr Pheasant, for a port in the UStates. Idg
Havana? lu port March 24. ahlp Marion Sampaon. for
Cowes and a market, taken up at ?.' 10, oarries 4,000 boxes;
berk 1 1 ilton, Bennett, frSasua to load for Boston. NVork
or Philadelphia, chartered to load sugar at $1000 per hhd
and $2 IW per box for small stowage, and $3 80 for molasses
on dcck The following charters were made of expected
ve??els ?Ship 81 Bernard from Boston, ?> for t owes ?nd
a markot In North Sea, or ?Mr sent direct.oarriaa 8.000 boxes;
Milton, exper ted. for i #s and a market. ?55, (one acoonnt
says?Al(M); brigs Oom I JM boxes, from Matanraa for
< "Vk ?n"l "r'lers to load molasses at SAtSl Ssa Bird, (sup
loso^V^m WHiM? 8<*^1 "t"? W WM (<ft
Cork, at MM rate, eapasitv, 1,500 bo km, achr KWf Q.9tMU
Oarer, for Mkluiu, to lou for Boeton.
Hoiioi'i Bat (Port Philips? In port Jan J, chip Comor^
McCurdy. one, arr Dec S3; and other* u bofore. Pat b?o?
to do Doc S0, ?hip Edith Rote, Crowell, for Calcutta, ocow
haviag mutinied and part run away.
Honolulu? Sid Jan U, bark Constance Chandler, Ma
nila to load for Boetoa.
? M alaoa? Id port March 9, bark Loo, Miller, for NYork t
or 3 daya.
Miami a? la port March 2. bark* Young Turk, Otrdmg.
from London, ptaood ia 10 days quarantine, to load for B?a
i ton: Eliiabeth Mean*. Finney, NYork, oao; Z P Brows.
I Crocker, for do toon. Sid Feb 22, bark Bliiaboth, Yoaafc
1 do; Sftth. brig* Kate Andereon, Lianokin, do; March 2, LP
Snow. Atwood, Button.
Palbrmo ? In port March 6, bark* Turk, Small, for Boa
ton mm evening; Empire. York, for NYork Id*; brig Atom.
Gaw. for NOrleana. do. Sid about lit, barki N O Hick
born, Rendell. Beiton. Sd.Maieppa, Beadling, Philadelphia.
Yekwl* from Halted State* would not be quarantined, aa
leu from NOrleana, whieh would haTO Are day*.
Pati.AMBi.oo? In port Fab 16, achr Northern LI4M.
Brown, for Bofton. Id*. '
Rio Janeiro? Arr Jaa SB. bark Snwarrow. Stone, New
York, Not 18, for Montevideo, ia dUtreae; Feb 7. ahip Baa
?hee, Wilton, Liberia; bark* Lacilla, Dean, fm Boatoa 1Mb
8 for Sumatra, im dUtreee; Franel* Watt*. Daariater, NOr
leani about Deo 9. Sid Feb 9. ahip Louvre. A Tret (froaa
St John. MB, having repaired) Australia, 134h. drig Fraa
conia, I.ewi*. NOrleaaa. Cld 9th, bark* Joseph MaiwcM,
Farrell, and Byren, Titu?, do.
Ia port Feb IS. ibip Soptia Walker, WUwell, for WOr
leaa*. takea up 9th at $1 SO par bag; bark Hy Miller (Be*,
do do at 10; and other*. _ .
Ia port 9th, ahipa Gray Kacle, Kinaman, for PhMa
dalphia ; barki Panama, Grave* (from London about Dee 7,
Arr Jen 28); and Klrkland, BenthalL for NOrleaae: Oar
mi tage. Lobren, for Baltimore; brig Melaiao, Nioholi, far
So a b wto? (Bay of Naplea)? Sid Feb 30, Italian brig Diti
na Providancia. Boston. '
St Croix? In port Marob 8, brig Elmer (not Alaapt. Pat*
tar, for London 5 daya.
St Thomai? Sid March 12. bark Geo Heary, Pendletea,
Ponce to load for London.
In port March 19, thin North Star. Barclay, from liver
peol via Queenatown for NYork, to leava la about MM
St John*. NF? Arr March 9, brig Fairy, Shelford, Balti
more.
[Pb* Stkamihip Canada? in Addition.]
Antwerp ? Sid Maroh 15, Jeany Liad, Bunco, Charleetea.
Sid from Fluihiag 13th, Talleyrand, Swaiey, NOrleaaa^
Caiar, and Elsfleth, do;*John S Harris, Maak, Cardiff; HeM
con, Gooding, NYork.
Bordeaux? Adv March 15, Dudley, Sray, and Deamatk.
Brennaa, for NOrleam; Neptune, and Anna Dorothea, fee
NYork.
Brkmerhaten? Sid Maroh IS, Goetbe, Baltimore.
Bribtol? Arr at the Pill Maroh 16, Jaa Bryant, Hewe,
Brietol for NOrleam.
Off do 15th, Annandale, for Portland: Thomaa, for NYork.
Cadiz? Sid March 1. Volante, Sewall, NYork.
Cowu? Sid March 15, Erie, Douglas* (from Baltimore!,
Hull.
Dovbr? Off March 15, John Welih, Amci, 43 days from St
Jago for Bremen.
DuNOBKcaa? Off March 16, Johann, Kohn, from Bremea
for NYork.
Gi.aboow? Arr March 15, Dirigo. Young, NYork. Sid lStb,
Briton. Tweedle, San Franciico; Lydia, Kirk, Boston; Mar
tha's Yineyard. I'ember, NYork; Wm Ronnie, Silk, da;
1Mb, Atalanta, Doty, Boston.
Havre ? Sid March 15, Lochinvar, Lnfkia, and Sarah a
Hyde, Snow, NYork.
Adv Joe Holme*. Metropolitan, Sewall, St Peteriburg, S
M Fox. Heidelburg, Diadem. Cotton Planter, Spark tho
Ocean, Hania. Wabash, Seine, Art Union, Advance, Hemis
phere. and Challenge, for NYork: Ocean Home. Athena,
Fortitude, and Mose* Taylor. for NOrlean*.
Liverpool ? Ar March 16, Minerva. Shank*, Savannah;
Liverpool. Kearney, New York. Sid 17th, John Garrow, Dyer,
New Orleans; Breck.Harkaway, Charleston; Franklin, Jolly,
do: Tanawanda. Julius, Philadelphia; Underwriter, Shipley;
Henry Clav, Caulkin*; and De Witt Clinton, Funk, New
York; Wild Hover. Hamilton, Boston; Louiia Moaree,
Murahy, Caitine.
Cld 16tt>. Ella A Clark, Kopperholdt, New Orleaai; Caa
ctitution. Briton. New York.
Adv Sarah Sandi (e), Ialey.for Portland Maroh 28; America
(*). for Boaton April 1; Winoheater. Moore, do, Maroh St;
Phaeton, Spooner. do, 23d; Break O'Day, Moore, do 27th;
Red Gauntlet, do. April 4; Baltio (a), Comatock, for New
York, March 22: Enropa (*), do 28th; Yorkshire, Joha
Bright, and Gen Dunlap. do 18th; Manhattan, Northampton,
Screamer and Sultan, do 20th; Boaton Light, and Aahbur -
ton 21at; Premier, do 22d; Thalatta, do 23d; A Z, do 24th;
Conatantine, and Chapin. do 28th; West Point, and Slddona,
do 27th; Orient, and Shaunon, de 28th; Blaek Hawk, do
30th: Great Weatern and INew World, do April 1; Andrew
Foater, do 2d: Shamrock, do 4th: Progreu, do 10th; J L Bo
part and Johann Lange.do, with deipatob;City of Manehea
ter(a). for Philadelphia March 22; Conanl and Ja* Browae,
do 20th; Flora M'Donald for Baltimore 20th; A M Lawrence
do 21st: Watcree for Charleston April 1; Germanloua aad
Jaa Titcomb, do 22d: Marshfleld and Columbia (British, lata
RC Johnion) do with despatch: Rivulet, Santer, for Ha
vana April 1; Miltiades, Cape of Good Hope; Henry Wara,
Dudley, for Calcutta: S V Given, for Singapore and Ilatavla;
Ocean Chief. Tobin, and Forest Queen, Hitohell, for Syd
ney, NSW; Red Jacket, Reed; and Lightning, Forbel. Mel
bourne April 15.
Entd for ldg 15th, Maine Law, Demlag, Montevideo aad
Buenos Ayres. 16th, Rivulet, Havana.
London? Entd inward* March 17, Jnlina, Klockgeter, Bal
timore. Cld 15th. Harvest, Fuller, Bremen.
In pert 17th, Yirginia, Armstrong, and Harriot Erring
Spavin, for Boston, ldg; Yorktown, Meyer, for NYork March
23: Southampton. Tinker, for do 30th; Patrick Henry, Harl
but, for do April 6: H Hudson, Warner, for do 13th; Raoer,
Ainsworth, for Sydney, NSW. ldg; J J Cobb, Niokeraoa, for
Melbourne, de; Torrent, Trundy, for Port Philip, de; Gee W
Bourne, Harding; Clara Ann, Hatch; Waban, Neweomb;
Typhoon, Salter, and Goodwin. Jeffrey, for Calcutta, do;*
Lady Fitsherhert. Cumming, for San FrancUoo, do; Flying.
Chlldera, White, for Elaineur, do; Dolphin (bark, 507 tea*,
built at Rohbinaton in 1851), for Bale.
Marseille*? Sid March 12, Sea Duok, Pickering, Halted
Stater.
Newport? Arr March 8, Jane Parker, Bowker. Antwerp; <
13th. Chas Holmes, Fllabury, London. Cld 16th, MontroM*
Reis, N Orleans; Chaa Snrague, Worthington, Mobile.
Qieenbtown? Sid March 15, Petrel. Avery (from Mataa
tas), River Clyde.
Rotterdam? In port March 15, Maria A Adriana, Yan
Dnyn, for Boston ldg.
Stromnem? In port March 12, Peter Roltt. Vanselew,
from Liverpool for NYork, repg.
Torbay? Put in March 14, Albert Gallatin, Storer, Lon
don for Newport, E, and proceeded 15th.
Water roRD? Off March 13, Gen Parkhill, McKown, from
Liverpool for Charleston.
Liverpool, March 17? The Pbcenix, Anderaon. whioh aid i
1-th for Caatine, baa put back from atrcai of weathet.
lrttfc? The Liverpool. Kearney, arr this evening from New
York; fell in with March 1, lat 41 14. Ion 56 30. Br bark
Acastua. Pearson, from Newport. Eng. for NYork. in a aink- I
ing condition? tcok off the captain and crew, (17 in number,)
and landed them here, (
Portsmouth, March 14 ? The Va*co de Gama, from Ant- ?
werp for NYork, which put in llth, leaky, ha* been towed ?
into harbor to dlicharge her cargo.
Gibraltar, Maroh 4? The San Antonio, Durall, from [
Charleston for Barcelona, went on ahore between Marbolla |
and Fuengirola 27th Feb, and ia full of water. I
Home Porta. 1
ALEXANDRIA? Ait March 30, *ohr* Fairfax, tad To- '
tut, NYork. Sid .10th. *chr M Bedell. NYork. ?
BATH ? Cld March 28. achr Lamartine. Stinaon. Hirtat.
BOSTON? Arr March SI, Br steamship Canada. Stone, %
Liverpool 18th inat, Halifax 20th: "hip Kossuth. Percy, Now J
Orleana: hark* Gambia. Racklefl. MjitamasHth inat; Fran- '
cii Palmer (of NTork). Sawyer, A^llaobioola via Edgar- 1
town: Murillo, Woodaide, N Orleans: Radiant, Harding, J
Savannah: Bay State, Sparrow, and Edmund Dwirht, Hal- *
lett, Baltimore: Eoho, Howe*, Philadelphia; brigs John 8 la- ?
?*??, Peters. Mataniaa 12th inat via Hoimei' Hole; Waooa- ?
maw. Ober. Bnckaville. SC, (waa at anchor off Nan set for
tire days. detained on account of etrong weatcrly winda); I
Empire, Keller, Baltimore; Myra, Fnuer. Philadelphia; t
achra Springhill, Freeman. Gonalvcs Pth inat Tia Hoimea*
Hole; Harbinger. Coomb*, Jacmel26th ult via Edgartowra j.t
Eldad. Reeve*. Jacksonville 5th Inst via Hoimea' Holt; J
Baltic, Gallacar. Savannah: Cinderella. Mayo, Charlaeton; .
N A D Scudder. Walker. Wilmington, NX': Mt Vernon,*
Kemp, Tangier: Juliette. Baker. Richmond; Chaa Allstrum,
Niokcrson, Rappahannock; Adriana. Sargent, Baltimore;.,
A Tirrell. Bell; Boston. Corson; Sarah Ann Roe, Studley; .
B I, Berry. Sharp; Bnena Viata. Potter; L H Nlckereom. ,
t'haae: Emerald. Crowell: Lady Suffolk. Baker: A K Me- J
Kenzie. Drisko; John W Gandy. Corson; Austin, Oiffori, "
ami Tribune, Hutching. Philadelphia: Mainrka, Flo wore ; *
Irat ella. Faulkin; Jos Farwell, Conery : Wm S Brown, Hoi- J
brook, and Kossuth. Ketchum, NTork. Signal for ? bark. 5
Cld ateamer City ot Boaton. Baker. Philadelphia; barks I
Racehorse, Searle*, Marpealles: Calcutta (Br). Seward, Loa^f
don: I rift Havana. Reed. Cardenaa; aohr Julia Anna, Har-U
ding. Baltimore. Vincent Richard* goea mastor of brig *
Snaan Ludwig, whioh eld 2Sth for Savannah. Nothing aid. l<
BL'CKSPORT? Sid Maroh 27, aohri DiaJom. Black. Phil*- t,
delphia; Evileen Treat. Bowden. NYork.
CHARLESTON? Arr March US. Span pol Rojita, Gober
nan, St Johna. PR. Cld ship Suaan G Owena, Pierce, Liver- r
fcol. Sid Ham ship Heraehel, bark Byron; aohr West ?
Wind. Ben nett. NYork. ?
FALL R1VBR? Arr March 30. ao!ir Monitor, Bo**e, H?
York. Sid sloop Motto. Beebe. do. ?
31*t? Arr achr Richard Borden Baker, from Baltimore. ' 1
GOILDSBORU- Arr March 18. achr Sarah Elisabeth. NLj
York, for Lubec. with loaa of bulwarka. Ac. **
HOLMES' HOLE? Arr March 2!). P!H. brig Rideont. Smith, .
Boston for Georgetown, SC; aohr Lucy WItham, Milton, do.
for Wilmington, NC. James Bliaa. Hatoh, Camden for do;l
Black Hawk. Frye, do for Norfolk; Lagrange. Alexander."
Roi kport for do: Roanoke. Dinsmore. Kaatport for NYorlfJ*
(with lose of rart deck load laths): Gaie'le, . Edgnr-""
town, where she has been on the marine railway and repair-)!
ed; to reload flour for Portland. Sid all those reportod ittf*
port at II AM. W
ArrStith. achrs Amanda Powers. Tibbetts. Wilmington,
If C, lor Boeton: Emily Franklin. Newcomb, Tangier for do;JT
N Holmes, Godfrey. Philadelphia for Roxbnry: Ann Kliaa,*'
Cake. Sooy. do for Milton: Pennsylvania. Goldthwait, do f?H?
Portland. Wm li Mitchell. Eaton. Boston for Jacksonville;?;
S Nnah. Allen. Camden for City Point; ateamer M Hoffman,*'
Preston. Boaton for Alexandria.
Returned tark M Htrsev, brig* Sea Bird. M T Wilder. MfE
A brew. Frances Jane, rre* Z Taylor. achra Angler, Poto
mac. Magellan Cloud. J K Glover. Jaa Barratt. Caielle,
Thnnpion. Snnbeain, Ontario. .1 Newell. ,
Sid schra Roanoke. J Bliaa. E Franklin. Bt
Arr .list, scbr William. M'Neal. Frankfort for Wllmlng-*
ton. NC. ff
In port 1) AM. wind E, ateamer M Hoffman, brig Rideent,?t
sel.rs L Witham, Black Hawk, l.aurange. A Power*. A BP*
Cake. N Hoimea. Pennsylvania, W II Mitchell. Sarnl N'aah
Willi !i in and thoae which retimed .'Wth. *"
MACHIA9 ? In port Marrfi at, brig Mechanic, Clark. IbrA
NYork; achrs B A Tul'ts. Huntley, for Cuba; Mayflower, T
Jonn. and Exchange, for N ) urk.
MOBILE? Arr March 2A, Br ship Kelvin. Carrack, New-"
port. E. 4" daja. Cld Br ship Ailaa Dugui J. liverpool.
NORFOLK? Arr March 29. achr* W J M'Koe, M KeefR
Empire Spring, Cock, and William Bacon, from NYorkigM
Panama. P.lair. Fairhaven. .In
In Hampton Road*, Br l ark Teal Howe, from P?rnail4t.
l uco for Alexandria.
NEW BEDFORD? Sid March ??. sebr Stranger. Black
well. Philadelphia. IT.
NEW HAVEN? Arr March 31. bark Antelope. Whittleeerj- i
Ponce, PR, lt> daya.
NEW LONDON? Arr March 21' sclir* V J Cramer. Hunt ""
ley, aid Hope W (iandy. Fargo. Philadelphia for Norwich/*,
Sid tchrs Ja* l.anplier Richards, and New London, C'hap'ly.
pell, NYork.
Arr March 30, tctr Ellen Perkins. Baxter, Wareham foPT
NYork. _jC
NEWPORT? Sid March 31. 8U AM. *loop Thomaa W?d
Thome, (from Fall River ) NYork. In port, brig Brookjfci
line. Leighton, from Providence for Baltimore ; aohri#''
Velocity, frtm Warren for Jackaouvilla : J Freemaw^c
Piiarro, Chase, from N York for Hyanni*; Minatrel. Doa?i^t.
from Harwich for Norlolk; James Bli*a.
6 TM-In port s. hrs Jame* D Fish, Aah, from < amden fotj
Wilmingtos, NC; F L Jone*. Oregory. N York for Bo*tonfO
Meibcnrne, Hix. do for Portland J S Hookina. and Medially
tor, from F.oston fov Tangier. Eliia J Kelley. jtnt
PHILADELPHIA? Arr March . -11. rM. ? hr Alexandria/ I
Chase, Botton. Cld schrs H Dilatush, Bartlett, Bridgep.tt
Firm Jones. Providence; Ninette. Willetts, Bridgeport
Lewie Clark, Vankirk. Newport; Council. Howe*. Mar^,,
"rORTLAND? Arr March .'ill, brig Com Stewart DuningJ*'1.
Boston, to load forCuba nhr Clementine D Stacy, McIn'VJ''
tvre r.eorgetown. . _ ^
rnOVIDF.M K? Sid V an h SI, schr Mary A Eliia. W??
ver. Philadelphia sloop* Blackatune, Reynolds. NTorkt=
Charles. StMrge*. do. j
HOCKI.AN 0? Arr March 2ft. *chr Dnroe, Searaport fo^,
(Jeortitown SC. an.l sld ?"th. Sid '23-1. achra Warriory.
?W itbaio NV rk. .v-tl Ben. >1 <!? -7'h Sea Lion JI.SnowL^?i
O Horlon. and charlotte, NYork; 2^th, Col Simon*, dol
Lion. Giant NOrlo:m?. ? ,
SALEM? Sid March .'A brig llraman Richmond.
SAVANNAN? Arr M 1 27 n n H 1 Putnami
Mattap'isctt: 28th br.v Oleron, Webber WoldoborB. CK
l7tb trigs J ulia )'i' - n (ill' ? M F. Pierce ?'-?i;i?h an I T?,r
In I a i' < ? | 1 r i in ? ' 'I ? ? . t ii ' ? Or * s .1 IV aring i ran,
t-le. Work Kate Brig: in Luther, an.l Narr?gu?guH
Cornwalli*. Bost. n.
THOMAPTON? aid Marih .7. brig Cl*ri?a. Elwvl^j..
^ m'a'rEHAM? Arr Murch 27, echrs (llpsev and Mneie Baf ^
tlmore Sid 24th. aehrs Pocnmoke. Albany; ZOth, Elleo^^
^ Vl'lMISCTOV, NC? Arr March 23, ItU lly Lawrenegf,.^
Gould. NYoTk: achr Speedwell, t ornUh, do Cld Mth. wJe,(
brig Albino. Trefoy, Bristol, F. ; scl ra John A Tnylo' jn,
Walker, Matansa*. Ilattiel U?ll>vk, I'ow, WVotE; ?'?oni
phia. L'jjJ.