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SENATOR GORDON, OF GEORGIA.
BE EXPBEBSE8 HIS VIEW a OS THE P1HL030PHT
or THE OBEELET MOVEMENT, THE DEMO
CE-VTIC PLATFOBM JOB 187G, THE VICE PBEil
IDENCT AND OXHEE MATTEB3.
Senator Cordon, of Georgia, has been inter
Hewed by a reporter of the Atlanta Herald, in tie
Murae 01 which tie expressed himself in regard .o
the following among other topics:?
THE 1'UILOBOPHY OP THE UKEELKY
Now, just at tula point, Mr. Greeley, cart ?cuurz.
Grata mown -uu Govern, r Curtni. represenuujr
this uUoruanizeu aurt > e u tic red ar my .pro pose.t a
nauotui u nncinuati, on wtucii ju waitnongn?
u i tue i'Kimdiv of uppvslbi'B to tue corrupt
minl6ir*tio? tuigUt lI* united. .[ft???
i?.in. i iu?t liiou: nut becauae tne Itberaia ana cuii
sei vaitven did uot do iheir part, but because
was n<>t sutllcieat time .mowed to briuiit *?"
dermic Durtv lo believe turn tue movement ww a
?mtvre ana aonest effort lor reconciliation and
'Thecsecuona ot la?t mil were ttie legitimate and
tlie necessary reauusol tuat coalition. Something
l ke iue Oreeiey movement wai ubso.utely neces
Lrv. ltiJ Northern people Bad become lucrus
;aied witli a graiite lormatiou of passion, pieju
u.i -ua iiaie. oeueatli winch their mellower and
b-aer e<u.tf? were nu>>. issued.. It seemed im
possible to or-'nk thrown tnis hornd casoment
ii,i t uad cotllnol tne kindly Nort/tem and W cSt
? in heart. No Pica could penetrate it; no out
ruitecoul t shiver it; no arjruuieu. could puase it.
U was it solid, uuiuehng mass, against which ull
Idipulses tell impotent. Uut liorace Greeley, with
>;i.' fciruKe ol in* l>eut as with a wand, shattered
;uis miserable ahull, and tnrew the woras ol trutu
ma r.iilu anu justice. uke sunbeams. in upou tne
ton. a d the nr.. in and the heart ol ttie people, lo
hi, owii expression, "A chasm yawued be
vroeu the people oi this Republic, tnat must 'be
?u?u or Ailed.'' Like another curtius, with as
i'eroic a neari and as uign a purpose. 1 am sure,
iLovcd the ancient Koiuau, tie tluui: himself
as a sacrifice into tue ubys* lie nave his peu,
in, Hueech and Ills luc to the cause ol reconcilia
tion. And no did uot give tueui m vain, ibrouirti
h s lacnhcu me cuasui was closed, and his people
itand ov- r ms grave united and victorious.
1 oi puseu the Greaiey movement at first, bat I
tm not oue or those wao insist now that it waz a
Mistake. I thiuk that
n was ill* wi-ksr political movement
ai uur political histoy. It was toe carrying out
ji tue no.icy suadowed 111 Lincoln's uiemuraeie
worns ??ne ha\e conquered taem by alius; let us
Mn them t)? magnanimity." 1 lieura Seuator
Bayard. who. >ou will remember, opposed the
?oaliuou uuteriy and denounced it on the iloor of
i"ue Bu.tioiore convention, say in the executive
session ot the senate, just a lew dajs ago, that
*f:er seelnir its fruits ne estimated the Greeley ,
woveuieut a? a wi.-e. t-olitlc aud patriotic move
ment. It gave t:ie south toe ear oi tue Nortu and
iVttn. lh s was all we waut. d. We did not need
iruuineuw, we only lacked an aultence.
TUK PLATFORM hOK 187C.
KEPOBTEB?L>o you uiink that should make
the next national campaign on the cincluuau j
' Gv'uerai Gobpon?I thiak that we should hazard
aotuiui: on account oi prejudice or partisan
jpiuion, lor I oe leve that the pcipetua.iou oi our
tree institutions uepends on the issue ol the next
national campaign, on its result lianas, in my opin
ion, tne saieiy ot the Republic, .vnicn snould oe
more estiuia le than uuy mere party inumpucou.d
be. '1 uere .ire lout* leauiug ideas tnat should entei
iuto tlie democratic piaiiotin .or 18TG. l'hese lour
:ardimu pi luctjues suovlu oe put iu our piatiorm
;o insure succe?-, aua then aduered to by our
lajty to ensure peace The lirst point is, that we
'.iia.1 nave economy, purity aud fidelity lu tne
auiniuistratiou oi tue ijoverumeut. All these ele
ment may be included under tue one heaC or
honesty, if there 1^ anything that the people of
tins country?the wno,e people, without QUtinc
tion ol paity?ueslre,
IT IS AN UONKST PABT Y;
a party that wul oppose iraua and corruption;
that will tnrott.e rinua and cliques; that will de
nounce aud dethioue even its own leaders wheu
they become corrupt; that will command tne con
fidence ol home taxpayers and retrieve our lepu
tation abr ad. lhu flrat aud leading principle,
tuen, in tne piatiorm saouia be a promise tnaue?
not idly, but earnestly, and as a guarantee?that
we win t elorm the anuses ot ihe present party and
lairly aud none?tl> run tne govemmeut and uu
pose of its revenues.
PEACE BETWEEN THE 8BCTIONS.
The second point that should be incorporated
into the platform ahouid be "a restoration oi oon
cord." We must nave an equuibrium restored
between the sections. We must nave a thorougn
U(K?d wul aud harmony. W'e mast le?rn ail meu to
love tne national flag, to guard tne national
honor ano to iui tner the national prosperity. We
'??in goive no guestion satlaiaciorily wnile we are
aivided. Wnue ?ecnonai prejudice ?nd passion
rule men it is of no use to address them with ar
ruii,ewts on public policy, or public polity; it Is of
no us? to talk to :nem ot injustice or disnoneaty;
\uu cannot penetrate their prejudices;;hey are
iwept uionir ny passion almost in spite of them*
ae.ves. But let them drop and lorget ail tbete
questions?let them come totetuer as brothers and
stunu lace to lace, and tookin* each other lairly in
tue eyes seek lor the true and ihe good ano tt.e
wise, and you will see wnat, in view oi our mis
etaoie lude-bound past, may be eateemed a politi
cal miLenntum. There must be nulty?a oneness or
leeitog and oi purpose- an assertion that tne Peo
ple oi this Repubuc seeking a common end, de
leuding a common ngnt, uuuding up a lomuiun
country, ifia,! move onward in harmony and
peace. _
GIVE THI JIEOBO BI3 EIGHTS.
The third point in tne putiorm shoold oe, I
think, a definite and unmistakable pledge, tnat we,
tue people ui me South, will protect tae nogro In
ail his rights ol ireeuom and Jranchiae. btrange
as it may seem to us. who year alter year have
seen tlie wmte employer and un negro employ#
voting against eacn otner in peace and klnaueaa,
it is be.ieveu by a great man) people in tae Nortu
that tue first step witu wuica we would mark tne
democratic reaacendency would ne to deprive the
ueirro not only of his ngnt to vote, but hia ireedom
also; that at any rate we would icduce him to a
:onditioii oi qu*ai slavery, iney are exceedingly
ealous, and naturally ?o, about the perietuation
?i what tney can 'tue resaita oi the war." iney
.ro ttiraid to trust the democratic party with
puw?r again on tne sole account that tney lear
reactionary legislation. Let ua convince them
that we accept aa Qua. tne abolition oi s.avery and
the iranchise of the negro, and will deiend them
a? such, and we will nave d> oe very much to
ward removluc the ohty obetacie that ataodi be
tween tue democratic party and an overwhelming
national triumph.
LET US K ETC EN TO THK COXSTnTTION.
The lourtn point oi cardinal importance that X
mould put in tue pUtiorm is, a return to tne con
ttituiiouai methods of gbveinmtui. boin m ine
fctate and in the nation, w uue we mnetyield to me
zenerai government ail tne riguta it uas, or a<l
mat toe supreme Court oy decisions wul give to
it, we snouid msist upon tue right oi tne
btates to manage ior themselves their own inter*
nai ailaiis. wituout mis ngnt were imiy pro
tected and lu maintenance guaranteed 1
wouldn't give a cent ior any victory, mere is an
aieiming tendeecy jost now to consolidate tma
government, to gather all tee puwer at Washing
ton to leaseu more aad more tne linertiea of tne
eta.es and make tnem dependencies upon toe
rr?at central power. 1 hia must be coecked. aud
aat. too, promptly and decisively, or the Repub
lic is loat. 1 hate a letter irom Mr. Wuuam
II. Lvarts, of New York, one of our purest
and wisest men. in which be ?ays:?"i do not
tr.ink there are 100 men In this country woo
realize now n?ar we are to a complete cuaoge in
toe lorm oi our government." We are jlriitlng
toward a despotism wan a rapidity and directness
tuat caniiOt tail to alarm tbe peo, le wnen it 11
maoe p ain to tnem. on this platform, then,
witn its lunr cardinal pointa of honesty, concord,
the ptotection oi aii citizens in all tneir legal
rights and a constitutional Republic, I think we
should "euter tne campaign."
A SlBAIoHr DEMOCMAT CAN Bl SLlCTkS.
Rkpoktkr? t(o you toina that a straugut demo
erat cau be elected on tnis platform t
uenerai gokx>os?1 eertaimy do. 1 believe that
any man who i.as tne confluence of tue people,
standing upon this platform and pieoged to its
support. Wuuid carry at least two-ihirds ol taa
loyal voters of tois country. I believe that two.
thirds of tne people oi America are opp sed open.y
anu squareiy to the admiuistrauon. Inere
la hardly a point in thu piatiorm to
whlcn the radical party ta not oppoeed.
it is opposed to honesty m tne government, aa
witcese ua suametees support of tne carpet-oair
ra?cais and ua deieadeu record oi crime aud
incompetency. It ie oppoesd to reconciliation,
becjUne it liven on paasion au<i prejudice; and
bee* >.Mi an inquiry into Ita P?lc'' 1??"ao^.li
uu'ftly ana peaceiuilf, would overwneim it. 1( ta
oppo?M to Constitutional unertr; ita avowad par.
post! an<i ii? mtimate ooject oeinf to centralize
ail po?er and loo tne ?tate? or taeir r'?hia
Any good man in the Soitn or weat can be
ea-i y eiecteu on ihia piatiorm. The repubUcana are
in pe.es-D diviueo. i ao not taink 1 exaggerate
tae importance of tnis divioiou when 1 say that
tuliy nan oi the present repubuean party are to
uay reauy to lo.low hchuri. Fenton, liryaot,
Lvarts, Irerry or whosoever ie irrevocably op
t o?cd to a tuird term and to the adnjiE atra ion
wing of the party, wtnen ta controlled oy But.er,
Morton, Coasting Logau and Ldmuaoa
Tilfc F1VAKCIAL
KEPoarkE?Tou nave sa.d aotning ?<? the floeo*
eiai question m yonr lemaraa. uoyos think that
lasue ku ni<i be ignored 1
Uener.il OoHboN?I do. I do not think we should
let eu. coi.eterai Hsue lntenere with the success
oi tne lour e?s?ntiei principles 1 nave laid d wn
anove. 1 ahouio tavor treatiug the financial que*
nou at our National Convention jut. aa the tarif
lecue was treated at cincinuatl. i.et it be lert :o
tne Congiess to eettie it. It need not be made a
Presidential laeue at all.
WILL NOT BUN JOB THE VICE PB*iWtNCT.
JUPoKTZR?Geoerai G-rdon, 1 have seen your
aau>e mentioned dally almost Jor the past sis
monttia in ooonectioh with the Vtoe Presidency,
w ill you allow the uae of your name m that con
?wiwril OoitDOM-I win not, under anyeetof ctr
iiimsiaoces. kv#n 11 1 were nomieated 1
wit..draw my name. My ,Bl!
?tsuiiurftt to-day made public ior in#
VfiTumfc are Vat 1 believe that a soutt.
?rti man oil tne tio*et would weaken it.
And a? much aa peraooal ambuioo mignt
zoomsm ks\tss 'txuxte
that ticket on whese aneee-s depends the future
peace and prosperity of my couutrv. 1 have but
one object?that la the ie-establiahm>*nt of har
mony. or stood win aud 01 good iroverument. To
this ead all thing, also sha.i be secondary
THE SCAFFOLD.
ANOTHZB EiBCVTlON IN Ci-LDFOHNLi?wrr tti?
DONA HiNGtD JOB MT'RDEB?QIPOBTANT DE
CISION or TUT. GOVZBMOB IN BEGARD TO
CAPITAL OFPJCJiCES.
[Modesto (Cal.) despatches (April 2) to San Fran
cisco papers.]
William Dona was handed at one o'clock to-day
for the uiurder of John Connolly ou tae 2ist 01 lust
December. According to tue original senteuce tie
was to liqve been haugea on t&c I9th of March,
aud tno gallows was erected for thai purpose. But
Just an hour beioro the fatal leap wusto have been
takeu a respite of two weeks wa* granted by Gov
ernor Pacnoco. In ttie meantime an applicatlo n
lor a commutation of the sentence to lmpriaou
inent lor life was presented to the Governor. No
news came from him until three P. M. vesierdav
when the public weie surprised at tne luliowm^
DECISION OF (JOV^K.VOK fA'-'llECU
To Jo.* Rouku, Bher^^s
i-cairNKH. District Attorney; tl. K. Lctuib
CalitoruuV UU 01 MoJortu- --uujjUu. couuty,
u"*4?'he Inost careful and conscientious ex.
tile u-lal Oi^vm!11 Iu7. POWl!r ?I alt the evidence la/iun it I
n??l? SLX * ? 0Ba' lor tlle '"order ot John Con
tori VthliivitI* w*1*h?<1 aud considered the let
awllfe petit.oua for a commutation ot his
anda^vin? nf? irfe ever.r fl,,ertl"n made In his behalf,
? i ^ value mid more to each solicitation that
{i.lT.'Tf.'i 1 tinu m.vscll compelled by the plain
facts and circumstances oi tne crime, uuder tiie grave
admluUter.uu tno .a?.\S
urie^u^onul^rouni1:- ieUU'UCe M ??tlUoue<* tor
u" hu* constantly borne a good character
he resuMs!7' P?aCB aaa ,v,Lrlu'>' "?'*? eommunltr where
*?'? V?C'>U> was commonly quarrelsome
eoiy rePu'eu to t>? a bau man auu a dauaerous eu
lniSmoSSSl,v:.U Dr Mlure we"t' l'*onat ?<i ?cm
??ur<A?i hat be hai been warned to avoid the man
hiw m i!!. U,,N w" CotuI4nt dua?" *
, iyw-'hat the uniortunate act of sliooiln* resulted
to injure tTi5S?UU " UJ*U WUo UjJ tur?-'atcued
Hie urst two nt these pleas fall properly wi hout tha
i*'/..0' 0 ,K2ccutlve deliberation; the wanton Miilnir
ot any man. however bad. cauuot Una Jusuncatiou or
palliation even, in Hie character ol his slayer
Ihe next plea inlitht be an effective one. in *,.mo de
gree, ii iho aliened tiunditv liad louinl expression in
some less violent lorui. or ii his ignorance and the harii
icsauesa ol his nature had impressed the oruinary etTij. t
ol such qualiiies uuou Uis action. i"?ry ene>. t
lie remaining considerations are torced aside and
rendered valueless by the trsuwouv given at the trial ut
the co.-c. Connolly was not aruied. ha" notatUcked
a wife' X" *l ti't'lpr*':!s<: moment ut the sliooting having
? laarrcl with anouier man. .Nutliing nud oc
cutred .hai uiiKbt mstly aiarin a rt-asouaoie man even
thoUL'h iiiind. lor uis personal satetv. ? a
Ii Liona leared violence there was ample onnorlnnltw
to avoid It It Is not an act of self-defence to sh jot a
?i1ea?kCi*ed! boisterousanu might be.rome violent
r,r!,1'.'4t?provi'iio,n re,ccnll-v adopted in our criminal juris
prudence wuiea aiiuu to til? jury the dutv of desiiruat*
^ tlie penalty lor the crime ol murder uiuKei it
scarcely possible lor the dea li sentence to be utirU?ilv
prououueeu aou warns the Executive to duiv couaider
the Judgment of twelve men. w?o have fouuued tliel?
ihL ut'ou eworu evidence aud have renjered it utnler
the solemn obligations ot their oaths. < he law inuat
MMCteSr M^intuTtt^h 01 *",,ou?Cia? h u decuioa
inu P . hw of my oflice per
mit no otbei loncluMon, and i can o::ly add thecXDre*>
?ious of my repret that sucli occa5iou? should ot* so m*
servant ?lal^ Ver' respectlaU?. your ^,'eat
?ervaul' H~ J-ACUuCO, oovernor.
T tb* execction.
It had teen conceded tuat commutation was
ceitaiu, but few people wore in town. sheniT
Meauy, of Alerced, was the only outslue oOlccr
present. I ne priests were with the prisoner all
night. At hail-past iwcive o'clock sume thirty
persons had assembled in the Jail, witn quite a
crowd outside trying to saiu aumission. Two
Catholic pr.ests were with the pnroner in his
last moments. At one o'clock he was .aileu irom
his cell, wnere he w?? seated between nis soirii
ual advisers, and sheriff Kogers read tue ueath
warrant. During tne reading the prisoner
showed no emotion whatever, only a slight
trembling observable. At three in i notes
past one the prisoner asceided the scaffjid
escorted by Deputy Sherid stin-on, tollowed or
toe two Catnolic cieraymen, sheriffs Kogers and
Meany, and Deputy aiieriff Uowell. Upon reajh
uiir the scaffold the priests recited ihe Uuny and
,or tbe dfad, and Deputies Sticson and
Hoteliitrappea the arms and legs of the prisoner.
UraWQ OVef D,H fle:ia' ,ne
adjusted, and at seven minutes past one Dona
was nuried into eternity, oroppicg five leet at
twenty-three mtnu es past one Drs. Jacks a nud
Marks pro. ouoced me extinct. Tne remains weio
cut down anu placed in tne comn wition had been
?rVtrea' i ?*ck of the condemned was orokeu
? J"**1* ?00 ?trutale alter dropping. Dona
nad no remarks to make betore dying, but hauaed
SiJuJ' a 1,t,er w&lc^ to os read after nis
sevteb ventilation.
a* rxorxmcE's bhaboxs war oub arwtBa
taOCLD NOT BECO? AIB PASSAGES.
New Yobk, Apnl 7. l?74.
TO TBB EniTuB or TUB lilBALD.
A lew weeks since Mr, j. o. Bayiis read ? paper
on the subject of "Sanitary House Drainage" be
lore the Public Health Association, at the School
of Mines, Columbia Ooi.ege, and laid great stress
on the necessity of the street sewers beiug ?en
mated as a means ol ridding them o; the deieteru
oos gases contained In them.
be sajs:?"in well yentuated sewers analysis
?hows the presence of caihonic acid, nitrogen
Ac.; but the sewers ol New York are not well ven".
tiia-.ed. indeed, muca or tue time taey are with
?^Te?nt?ayoa at *"? consequently we may ex
gases"' lQ l0om * rtr* cumhination of lo'ul.
From these remarks it would seem Mr Ba?:u
ti*?6?-1101 *no*' was uever intended to ven
ani1 tb*'lt u proper that tber
Should not be ventilated, mmuiy lor ine r^aanii
t,re v?rT 'nucu hcSTler than at
mospueric air, and if permitied to eacane wouid
MnS V" suri*C9 lue a l0* PC r di eatingoarslrceis
and houses alike at all times ro such a decree tha?
ofinTlgoratlng ai? couid never be irot n.
ft*36 ,B? Clt7 noriormiies to toe leeward wuhout.
Indeed, it would be about as sensible to ventila e
the putrescent oodles or a graveyard as -o vcri'i
ate tne sewers ot a city. llJu, aie uuned rualoir
for the reason uiat aoy escaping erases are a tiicfcir
absorbed oy tne earth in wmSnWj mVe?W
?!{ w uo Po^'h.e chance tor Hiem toieacii
ine atmospnersjiithis were not so, surface con.
irVn ?.ou,a *?'*er every purpose lor s-werage
is..* basins and house traps icaninj to
?*"e"-re property bout there can ?e no esclpe
ol sewer gases by those meaus, out to ma*?? *a
aurance doubly sure tue proper way to uea. with
" ?? v**0 them plenty ot water which
flushes mem out anu carries oodl/y awai To tns
sea tlie solid matter contained in them impedes
aecom^suion. so long as the -olid matter Ss un
luersed, ss well as being a most powcriu' aha ri>
Lns.?n??(sewer) gaser wh.cu u wu
1? tn# exien' ?r tiooat one-third its
weignt or in buik some 4no tim^t m
measure, tne whole flowing off to tne ae? wheri
Ills punned according to nature.
riorn inn it wi i be observed how little is th?
four ,y,teIU 01 sewer
u?c, even i., tae extent of vemilaunv tbom an
louti; as we can ailoru to furnisn one cuolc rJSt o?
10 ttbuut c?cn ?0 cuolc leet o"gas
to be aaaoroed. Witn these conditions^ ?5aarRS
d??*atia*tfmUld.ID,,,ut,k,n ltfcel1 ttr
days at a time witnout experiencing anr Vfr
deleterious effects; out limn tue quantity oi wIUr
aud expose tne hal. immersed otganic u atier
*'tlDini our sewers to a ventnatiag atmosphere
, F'onJU,C? decomposition, aud animal iiu
wcuid os asphyxiated in?de flvt n.in! ef bv in!
W,0Q1J l? K"es becomV 7 lDa
l* tua ay*toai of veniiiattuff uur ? .u
oifr diVtn1 me' fo preii,ci ltkdl
Amsterdam. tTidentiy. toen. im grind ne?*
? ? lo give tht se?vers a frea run ot water sucn
"?'n? oruinary waste oi our cf'y; thTs isomtS
?ufflcieat so loDjf at tne amooat is no .eta ta-ili at
present, though it would oe lar bctTerTf t?
amount was greatsr. outer u tLe
Apropos to torn subject. Mayor Wickham in ma
Message of the lit., ult. xZ tue UOmion cIubcil
b!f5e ?,tD# compelling .u nouses w
have water meiers, to limit, as he saYs '-inS
?nornous waate ol water, by doing so ?? maj
be iso e to obviate the necessity oi proceeding mtn
?c'"*? Works oi consir jciiou to husotbd anr
11 wouW seea taat ths ian^
sioeration oi tue sewerage qneation la a sulicieut
answer to the Mayor's proposition to compn tue
r meters; out aside from tnis t e
fciavor ougnt not Qfidertake to impose a direct
tax on our citizens tor wearing a cfeau fice tor
'?f *a,rty ,'"rt uu ??? ""i'' 0' neslth
alouo lit him proc#eU wirci tns cou0trucfio i m
IIMr tBec,lJ wtt# abiind*
auca oi water, ana wnateeer necessary cos: it
olar thfa>a>toa f"' Wl" superior beneOt
aocas ?Uf and lancy
an?n tll# 60,1 01 b>creasing onr waier
"'???rTo1"'- Ac., c.iicuiste the
W?IB L "iriusned
m,, . ^- r *' ?1<K> ????: mis is a minimum
&??JbI rKJ!Pfa,P.Vift wu# u" 'or
kept tora^C tWDg '??hiei.ded to be
tax i^r - ln Mait,0? there is tne pr?miutn
pan i i i? i water, witn not tne least coasidata
sary te wor*ihe mat'? Ci* ,u"t tla Pf9*?uro neces
water ui???aL soeter Is e<inivaient to a bead of
cient to ifrevent wnioa m >u*t suQl
,h# Upp,!r
late TiU.?a ^?t"i "'Ktnsted with the
lisarftt r. uapp.
STABBING AFFRAY IN BROOKLYN.
An aflray occurred hi six o'clock last evening at
the corner of Meserolo and Humboldt streets*
brooklyn, between a number of youusr men. In
which Frank .Newman, aged twenty-two years,
was stabbed and dangerously wounded. Tbe men.
wno were congregated on tte corner, were slightly
under tbe influence or liquor. They became In
volved in a dispute of a trivial nature, but soon
came from words to blows. Daring tne struggle,
some unknown person plunged a knlie
Iritu the rijriit slue or >ewmau's neck, inflicting a
wounu that may prove ratal. Tue participants in
the llgnt lied Immediately after tne slabbing, mid
tbe liijmvd man was removed to ibe Eastern Dis
tnct Hospital. At nine o'clocs last, night George
Andres, aged twenty years, aud Syive^ier Win
ning. at.'ed niieen *ears, were arrested aud locked
up iir tbe Stagg street police station on suspicion
oi being me parties wno inflicted Newman's in
juries.
BRUTAL ASSAULT.
At ten A. M., yesterday, Jobn O'Reilly, alia t John
Cnrran, a blacksmith, residing at 4$ liopkluistreet,
Brooklyu, entered the lager beer saloon or Jonn
Leonhsrdt. 032 Flushing avenue, and asked lor a
glass of oe r. Mrs. Leonhardt, in the absence or
her husband, relused to give it, whereupon the
ruffian knocked her down with a blow in tbe eve
and then jumped upon tier and kicked her in tne i
abdomen. Sergeant Harwich, who was passing, j
heard her screams aud when tne man emerged I
hastily gave etiuse and capturen him as be was j
climbing over a lence iu tne rear 01 a grocery store
at tbe corner of Nostrand and Flushing avenues.
Mrs. Leouhardt was lu deiicate healtn. aud the
most serious results are upprehended lxom tier
injuries. Cnrran is locked up to await tne resnlt.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Or DEPARTURE FROM NEW TOHK FOR TBS
MONTUS Of A 1'KIL AND MAY.
Steaaur.
Ic'ano
Ciiwire.........
China
Italy .
Xlaa<
Krisia
C?v of Richmond
liMltlf
fcreire ......
Mosel
htliiooia
2fevaa?
Russia
State 01 ludiana .
bui-vla
1-KV|> ...
Citv 01 .Montreal.
t:e(>ui>iu
Kivsta
Kehl er
Bothnia
Potunicraula
W a ^ohotten....
city nt Chester...
California
mm
Lrstllii:
Mate ol Ueorrla..
Aartatlc
Citv of Brooklyn.
Ofice.
29 fcroaawav.
113 Broad war.
i bowiiui' Uaeaa
69 nrfii'l wav
SUBroauway.
'il Broa:hvav
10 Broadway.
1S> Broadway
/ & is road wav
?J Buwtinif Oreen
17bowline Uraiu
rj Broadway
4 Bowline Ureea
7- IS roadway,
bi Mroanwjv.
611 Hroaawa'.
I.i broauwav.
11 Broaaw.ir.
7 Bownuir ureea
IIS Broad wav
? Bowlinir Ureen
til Broad war.
iWi Hroa iwa*
i li Broa'tw iv.
|7 Howling Green
i V> Broa'lw.iv
lU'l I'roaawar.
r* Bro?dwa>.
19 Hroa Jwn v.
IJ6 Broadway.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
BUN AND MOON. I HIGH WATKH.
Son rises S 26 | Got. Island..morn 1 19
Sun gets. e 30 S^ndy Hoot.mom 12 at
Moon sets....morn I 27 | iieli Gate....morn 3 04
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL U, 1875.
A FiKIVALS.
KgPOKTED ET THE IIKKlLP STEAM TACHTI AJfB
U?BAL1> WniTGsTONH rZLKUKAPH L1SK.
Steamer City of Richmond (Br). Brooks. Liverpool
April 1 and Qaeeoatowu 2J.wi,h mas* anJ uM passengers
to .lutiu U Dale. April t>. iut 46iM Ion 3? 2o. paused a
4-ma*ted steamer, bound west; s;imc da v. 1st 48 32. Ion
8.1 31. a Uuion steamer, bound east; 8lh." lat 42 10 lou 10
48. passed two small piece* of ice.
steamer Baltic i Br). Kennel jr. Liverpool April 1 and
Queenstown 2d, with indse and pas<-eni(> rs to K J Cortis.
Steamer Canlma <ttr>, Aiediiieoai. Bermuda April 8,
with mdsc ana '9 Paseongers to A E Ouw rnrirtife.
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn, New Orleans April
4, with rndso aud pasnengeri to Clark A Seaman. April
8. lat 3.I 24, ion 79 50, passed bark Henry L Ureng, from
baiiu.i tor New Voi k.
Meaner Wyanose. coach. Kicnmona, Cl-y Point
and Norfolk. with mJse and passengers to the Old Domi
nion Steamship Co.
steamer E C Knight. Chichester. Georgetown. DC
with mdse and passengers to J C Kunron !
.-hip H W Wi rkwau (ot Slulburna, VP), Kennev, '
Liverpool. Dec id, via *ayal March 1, in ballast to Bora
M Hincken.
Bar* laikun (Oer, liailer, Amoy 109 days, witn teas to
?f0o^w''aya>n A Colgate; passed Anier Jan 8. Cape ol
Wood Hope rcb 14, St Helena Feb 27. und croesed Kouaior
Marcn U in ion SO 50- March ll. lat 3 14 8. Ion 24 40 W
signalized a Belgian ship showing signals li l. N W
from Antwerp or Valparaiso: also, name date, a British
baric with letters B C V T, from Loq ion for Kefinpa'in
40 days out 14th. lat 1 12>, ion 30 54 W: bark Wl belm'
Fo?s (Son. irom Montevideo tor Havre, 48 days out. I
f ark -atnuel 1) Carleton (of Bos on). Freemen. Mel?
bourne.. J*c^ 21 Port ''hiiiips Heads 21. with
wool to B O Baker;vessel to B C I and A Co; had a strong
westerly breeze to New Zealand, where we had a
;i )!ent sale irom the N E, lasting 3 days, alter which
had strong westerly rales, with violent hail and enow
squa Is. the entire ran to Cape Horn which was made
between the parallels of 61 and 55 South lat, in 26 days;
off the Cape l.ad line weather with light breeze iron' S
li io lor# days no date, lat 54 8. Ion 5? W. sailed
close to two larife Icebergs. and throueb large quanti
ties of fit.J lea. the largest of the bares was about
M leet hitra and 2 miles long was becalmed
1# days between the parallels ol SO and 20 Suuih
lat. thence strong breeze from B.sR across the Koaator
which was cru?sed in Ion SS tv, where had Ave dare'
calm: April 5. o(t Iiatteraa had a violent gale irom
N N w. wit!, heavy sea; stove boats, carried away water
tanka. flooded cabin, Ac; Jan SO ut 55 19 3, Ion ill 43 \V.
berk Cnarles ilurdock (Bri. Irom San Krancisco lor
J'prfc: Fob I, lat 5) US. Ion 56 15, bark Albany (Br), from
Hsagua lor Cork; lw. lat 41 II. ion 34 48. ship (iolden
? trom J1" Francisco lor Uueenitonn: March 1.
lat 13 05 3, ion v 44 W, t.ark Hedvfg (iwedi, from
lor Cape of liood Hope: 6t!i lat5 30 S ion 32 40 W. bri*
' Uk I'len (Bri. irom Cardiff tor Baiila; April \ lat 34 17
N'r'on 74 0? W, echr Rhoda B .aylor, from Martinique
Bark Marv (of Aberstrwith). Davis. Probolinto Dec '
12. una Hunjoewangie I7?h. with mdsa to master. Is
anchored at esnlv Hook for orders: paused Ojpe 0f
Good Hope 1'a'j 9. st Helena Ud. Ascension 26th, anil
crossed the Equator March 9. in Ion 23 It: Jan 18, lat
26 29 s. Ion 6.1 1)5 K. ha l a violent hurriexne. in which
split sons sails and sprung a leak: April 6. lat 36 10 lou
70, encountered another hurricane, startingfrom WMV
and setting at Ms. whicii blew with terrific turr ac
companied bv sect and rain and very hi?h sea
which covered tbo vessel irom ste.n to starn.
? renchin* everything and breakliu evarythlnn adrift
on dock: blew a?ay siorin trysail, sini-he,t m but
war?s. mocked off cabin doors aud skvliKbt, started
coverlnsr bojrd. tore away a nuinner or ibeeta
of metal an l created havoc centrstiy on all aides: also
increased the leak to as to reqmre tbe pumps to be kept
continoal v foma had vessel hove to up to time of
loaln* tb? stnrui trysail, when wer? compelled to pot
ner before It and run several hands: the water from
tne bilce comes up black and sweet, bavin* evidently
got Into the carfo (sn*arc March 4 lat 4 36 9. Ion 21 ij
?. apoke ship Sea Mar (of (Slasfow), 31 davs fron
Plymouth for Sydaev, NSW: i0ih. lutl'OS loni)40W
* 1rl.'Uh bril( "tearlnf sW, showing signals M D J k".
Bark Fri?<illel (Nor?, Morthensen, Brlst- i 28 aava. In
ballast to order. Is anchored in Oravesend Bar for
orders.
Bark Inlsko (Oer), Ton Tholen. Ornnsby Jan it via
Jrbaa March 11 and Hampton Koads April 7. with mdso
to H K..or> A Co.
Bark liittero (Nor). tVsage, Fowey, 90 day* with China
clay to Punch, fedye A Co.
?Jtrk Luigi (Ana), Scurcb, Silgo, S7 days In ballast to
order.
Bark NaUle T Onest (of Tarmonth. N8x Measanaer,
uavre 14 day*, ta baUasl to Boyd A Hinekon. Is an
chored In ilrnvesend Hav lor orders.
Baric jfindtt (Nor), In?rbr^th^en, Hor leaux Fob Tla
A u?W*re Bre**w"tor 1 a*rt<iu ballast to lunch, Edya
"ark W B Anderson. Brandt. Havana 14 days with
sugar and raelaUo to Knowiion a Co; veaaal to Jamas K
W urd A ' o.
Hark Kobe (N'or). Taraldsen. Matan.-as. 14 days, with
?V41" to liajtlau k C j. vessel to C Tobias A Co. !
Bark I'rin )?esso Alcxan lra (D^nei. Davii, S?tOroU, 16
davs wiui ?n*sr Ac. to HocUe Kros A Co.
Jj Brig I. F Mnnsof iot Jlachlas;, Vunson Measina 55
days, with frait to Lawrence. Uiles A Co. 1'aMeJ Ulbral
tar March 10.
. SL'f *calsior. Mavor, of and Irom Bermnda, 8 <laya
Ti'Jf.'E?". 'plawrence ui;a? A cat veaeel to D McCali.
April 10. lat ,*j u. ion >3 10, (poke brig John L Bowea.
from I.egliorn for Boston.
Jor(l00 'ot Saeoi. I^svitt. Pernambuco><
'i,0 E P Mor??n * <-?: to J 11 Win
.1Cr"tw'1 the Kqastor March 17 in Ion ?:
i .!l ? ,?p,run* J'kbooin. main gaff and split
b lat 1.I0J. Ion 70 4;i, spoke schr summorviUa
(Br;. Irom Porto Kieofor B< stou
W?). Sawyer. Raraooa
t>arg A T Peartail vesael to B J wen
?r,? Calais), nines, Crab Island 15 days.
A datable A Son; vessel
/""Jl 'v"" 1 ?0' Aprils, lat U A Ion 74.
rlen Vales. Irom Philadelphia for Caiba
Golden City, WyUe Charleston U days, wit#
naval stores to Blossom A Mama.
?thr Mary Louisa liasKill, Wsahln?t?n, MC, 4 days
with naval stores to Znoh<r Mills.
tehr Sh,.,i(u,n'i!U-,Bu.nn'lL?K"-llmond. Va.
schr i hiugtrora Jackson, Firgmia
fcclir CAN I'oeers. Cnbberly. V,rgiBi,.
schr Barnet Jona i. f'ritienien, Tirfinik
senr Neptun-. Hoggs Virgin la "
J B Johnson, itose. Virginia.
Schr H R k rk, I lose, Virginia.
Lc5r ' rann??r " irgioia.
Bfhr J. >'flrviand.
? I f1?04 Mee.rnau, Yirfmia
J i? A A h Ueu*on, Wbartoi, 'irgiaia,
o0!"" St'1;!''-1' Pharo, Virginia.
Bclir P Bell, Cstes, Virginia.
^hr cordeiu Ncwsir*. iimitlay, Virginia.
5 L'r nr,ni J'hij'iart. Crauuier. Tirgitu*.
?cSr ?#nTard, Warren. Virginia.
ochr ^ idkou Dotilio spo#, Virtfini*
Pchr D i Miliar Kcnil, virginm
I'enrr l,inch Bunnell. Virginia
aJffclj Pi,v?"name. Virginia.
Bchr J a Dtramner, Matnews. VlrglnlA.
{' J- warren. <*<orjetown, DO.
Bcnr L A Rose, craninor. Geo ksiowu, DC.
jjohr a c l.yon, .leffrey, Rammore.
5 [.uveii, Wood, i'n.iadeipiiia lor fomersat
Buiir Trade ^ln<. Flovd. Philadelphia i<.r Boston.
PAH6KU TIIROOO.1 UHl^u (J.iCZ.
cut'NO aOOTR.
Steamer ftiaueus, Bearse, Boston for Saw Tor*.
mdse and pasacnaers to ths MsiropoUtan ataamshia
loJ'ili'*v?.k'tL.(i! 'N*w ?S'1,or'' **w B*"oM
lor Naw Vork sntit muse aud ut*sen/<ira
.SttSUii'Ki.'i'Si '? '???
a.A? w w Wami (Miaa* Hsauaaiea tot Jtaw r?rk
^?enr neroert ^Wanton. croweTC tSBSUmt ~rer"*e*
York.
Schr Mtucuai, Ileum'v Providence for New York.
Schr Rhode island. Knwlty, < itv Island for Now York.
Sclir Amelia AugusU, Moti, New Haven 'or New York.
Sclir reacedale. Caswell. Narraansett, for Sew York,
tear Bella Peck, Avery, No* Lou ton lor New Vork.
Schr J una a late, i ate. Bridireprrt for New York.
s'chr ? A .Mount, Mount, stomngton tor New Vork.
schrC W Locke, Bunce, Providence tor New York.
York Mar,h*" Urv*l1*. tcUey, Green port lor New
f cbr Sunny shower,Ward. New London for Now York.
Schr J A Heachaui, Woodiaud, Providence tor New
York.
Scnr Salue Burton. Palmer, Stanford for New York,
schr Mariner, Davis, Greenwich lor New York.
BOUND KA3T.
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris, New York for Port
OHit*r.
Schr F A Heath. Uance, Weehaukeu for Newbury
pori.
Schr Ida Stevenson, 1Iu!m, New York lor Port Wash
III* luu,
Schr l.illic A Wilson, Jarvis, New Vork for IlunU
lngion.
Schr S E Nash. Nasti. New York tor Westerley.
sclir L Daniels. Rone, New York lor Proviso nee.
Sehr Mary Aunu, Adu.ns. Philadelphia lor Mystic.
tchr smith O'Brien. Burk, Ambov tor Boston.
Schr L A Bennett, Adam*. Phlladolphia for Cohaa
sett
; chr T s McClellau. Farr, New York for Bangor.
schr J K Munuell. Bcckw)th, New York for New Lon
don.
Schr Anna Cnrrler (Br). Pansent, Now York for St
John, NB
Schr CullstJ, Wbitten, New York for Boston.
Schr Tunis Depew, Baker, New York lor Uloa:ester.
sclir Asher L Parker, Carpenter, New Vork for CIon
Cove.
tchr Oceanus, Voting, llobokeu tor Providence.
Schr Belie K Howell, lloboken tor Providence.
Scnr Eva H Lewis. Lewis. New York lor Nortbport.
scnr Marin l, Davis, Chase, New Vork lor Boston.
Schr Cornelia Smith. New York lor Norwich.
Schr Philuuthrophist, Gould, Hoookeu lor Newbnry
port.
Schr Orlando Hmlth. Ferris. New York for Portnbester.
tchr W D Mangum, Chose, New Vork lor New Bedford.
MARITIME .MISCELLANY.
Bans: Lkaxpxr (Br), which left New Orleans Sd lnet
for Bsreelonu, returned to port lltti 'nst lcakiug badly.
Bask a.v.na (Nori, from Barrow for Pensacola. wrecked
Ave miles cast ot 1'ciisacola. a short time ago, was to b?
sold by auction Auril 7. with the material.
Bntu Fokest PntKce (Br), Carroll, irom Halifax. NS?
for Porto Kico. was suoken March SI, lat 25, Ion 64 30.
under Jury masts making for M itioiuas.
Quick Passages? lie new clipper ship St Paul, com
manded by Capt Wood, urrivjd at San Francisco. April
10, irom New York, utter the splendid passage of 115
days. This ship is sister ship to the W it Grace. now ldg
here for ?an iranclsco In tne Despatch line.
Schr J A L Bryan, Capt Lee made the run from New
Yom to Charleston in 71 hours.
Launched?At Kssex April 7. Irom the shipyard of W K
A D a Bum hum. a schooner of 125 tous, owned by V
Wo ison, ot Gloucester. and designed tor the ashing bus
iness. Aaron O Burnham at the same time launched a
schooner ol Ui tons, owned by Andrew Leignton, of
Gloucester.
At Bath April 8. from the yard of Hagan k Thurlow, a
liesu'ilul und well finished scnoouer ot about 1*6 tons,
designed lor the flahiug business and will be commanded
by Capt Wi;larJ.
At Phipsburg April 7, from the yard of Joseph Bowker,
sclir Mary It Rogers, a hue vessel oi 100 tous, to be com
man led by Cupt 1'reble.
Snn-nutLDiMo?Josiih Whitnev, at Jonesboro. has a
crew in tnc woo Is netting the traino for a centreboard
schooner oi ubout li?> tons, to be built the present month
tor parties at Junesport.
Tnc new schr now on the stocks at hllsworth
Me. wilt be launched in about two weeks. she will be
commanded by ( ant F M i.runt, of lorilaud.
At Bucasport. Me, \N iilium liea/ely A Co will launch a
?cbr oi tons w hen ilie ice goes out. At Kllsworth,
Me. Gram A o are buildiui n schr of 350 tous, Isaac M
Grant oue of :0J tous At Brewer, McGilvurv A Co sre
building a shin oi 1,41X1 tons uu.l (lake* l? Mulshing a
Larkeutine ol 5J0 tons uii.l buildin/ a ton *ehr.
Lamoiue. .Me, April 5?Work i- already resumed in the
shipyard oi King Brothers. Tho 3-masted acbr which
lay ou toe stocks during the winter, and ui be com
mitndrd bv Capt Jesse Brag-Ion, is approaching com
pletion, and it is hoped will be ready lor sea ihe iast of
May. Messrs I'D 1 1) Hodgkins have the irame out for
a scbocaor to be bdilt this season tor Uraud Bank flsuinc
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Ornc* or LionTHonstc I.hsf*ctoi?, )
Foccth Disiku'T. I'hii.imi.rnia, April 1U, 1878. 1
Notice is hereby given that iniormation has been re
ceived ai this olllce that the spars ol the wrecked bark
Ciruf iie?'OS show nbovo water, und are dangerous ob
structions to Southern bouud vessels out ot this port.
'1 be following are the bearings as near mm can ba ascer
tained
Cape Henlonen beacon. W bv N.
Cape Heoiopen ilk-bthouse. VVSW )?' W.
A wreck booy will pe placed upon it as soon as poaalbla.
O h WlllTe,, Commander. UaN,
Lighthouse Inspector. Fourth District
SPOKEN.
Ship Lizzie Ross (Br). MnrrU, from Liverpool for
Usmptou itoads, April 8. lat <0 i.J. Ion 8 37.
ship Currier Dove. Merryman. Irom New York for San
J ran clsco. Jsn It, lat 18-, iou ?7 W.
ship Mar Viateiio. from San Fraacisao for LlrerBool.
Jan 21. lat 33 s, ion .tf 4 W.
ship City of Amoy (Br . Laing, rrom Glasgow for San
Francisco, March 21 no lat, ?c.
Ship B D V.etcalf (>or>. Knudsen, from Liverpool for
New lork. March 2i. lat4S. Ion 18.
ship Aros Bay (Br), 8 days trom Glasgow lor San Fran
cisco. lat 10 08 N. Ion 14 17 W.
ship Sooloo, shatswcll, from Manila for Boston, 61 aart
out off Algoa Bav. *
ship nan Raiaei (Br), from Ran Francisco via Valpa
raiso tor Cork. J an 0. lat Vi 40 S, ion 62 Si W.
hip Qnintcro lUuat'. Manning irom Boston for Valpa
raiso. March IS, iat 27 N, Ion 46 W.
Ship Midnight, Ballett, trom Liverpool for Uonc Kong
March 24. lat 51 N. ion 10 20 \V.
nark Harriet Hickman (of t John. NIli. rrom New
port. K, tor Guile. jan M. 1st 12 04 8, Ion t* 16 W.
Bura Dartmouth (Br), itaynion.l. from Liverpool for
Valparaiso, March 4. lat 22 >, ion M W. ^
Rose njer), from Amsterdam tor New lork.
March 23. lat 40, Ion 7 28. '
de^faNKhrn2l.Qr.V4n, & An,#'rP fM ,'U1"
jmoU ,rom Tork for BtU^'
bad^fi^i^oVieVi^ fr?m B?
WHALEMEN.
'W f'oa X*w Bedford AprU 10, bark Pioneer. Tripp,
Atlantic Ocean. y"
sailed trom Table Bar Feb 23, schrs RosweU King. Tm
ler. New l^ndon; Chas Colgate, Sisson, do.
At Sam ana Bay, West lnilea i eb 28tfi. schr* Wm Mar.
tin, Martin. Bo-ton 20bbn sp oil. and lost ono whale by
the breaking of an Iron ? U if PhUlipa Cook, ot Province
town, clein; K M Hatlleld. ICioscoruell, do. do; Quick,
rtep, Uiggu.i. do, do: Chas Thompson. Leach, do, K> bbia
Holena, Feb 23, bsrks Detdemoaa. Davis,
i. !*B: ih, Oeorgo k Susan Heyer, do- Mailapotaett.
Chase, do; March 1, Adeline Olhbs, Fornan, dot 4th
James. Jenney, do- 10th. Ocenn. Prase, do; lith. Grey*
bound. Weal, of Westport?all irom a cruise.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.
Merchants, shipping agents an 1 ship capUInt are
Informed that by telegraphing to the ItaaaLD London
Bureau. No 46 FleetiMei. the arrivala at anl depart
ures irom Ear ope an ports, and other p(?rt? at-oil, i?,'
American ana all forsign veajeli trali,i? with tie
tDlteU States, the same will oe cablel to this country
free of charge anl publish?L
Peraonsdeslroui of conmunioatlnz with vessels arriv
ing at New Vork can da so bv addressing to such Teasels,
caro of nnaatD news yachts, pier No 1 Rast River, New
Vork. Letters received trom all parte of tbs world ani
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrsraar April 10-Salled. bark Maria Frlsnrl (lui).
Paollllo. New York,
Coloxbo?Salied. bark Egbert (Br). Mills. New Tork.
D*al, April 11?Sailed, bark Osao (Bus). Rantaia
Orom Ipswl h), Philadelphia.
Dcblis, April 0?Sailed, brig Mathilde Be lagamba
OtkU. Storlese. New York (not sailed trom Dundalkj.
Dcnaiax, April 10-fialled. bark Oarilsbarf. Howe,
Cardiff.
Daxrztc. April 0?ArrlveJ. bark Ea'.Ue Kahl (Oer),
Ducbolts, New Tors.
Faluol-tm. AprU 11-Arrived, ship Stonebonee (Br).
Biey, San Francisco.
Havrk, April lft? sailed, bark Robert A Chapman (Br),
Rutherford, New Tork mot prevlonrly); Caroline, for do
Ltzaao. April 11?Off. bark (saao W Oliver (Br). Mo
Kay, from New Tork for Antwerp.
IIassies?Sailed, echr Moss Qlen (Br). Wade, New
Yorg.
PLvaotrm April 1??Arrived, steamer Clmbrla (Gtr).
Brandt New Vork for Hamburg.
QuuistTown. April 12?Arrived, steamer Fennsri vsnla,
Harris, Philadelphia lor Liverpool.
Raxooo*?Arrived, snip Uncle Toby. Sinaett, Bora
bay, to load lor England.
Salted, ship Cora, Coombs, Enrope.
KocTManrTo*. April 10-Salled, ship )i B Palmer (Nor).
Knudaen (irom Antwerp). Philadelphia (havlnt re^
paired).
ScttLT, April ll-Off, ship Lydla (Br), Perry. Savannah
tor r.eval.
lagxL AprU 10?Fallsi, park Bel istsart (Br). Dooglasa
New Tork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CaucvttA, April S?Arrived, chip Tlaow, Bobblnt.
UTirpott.
Bj*4C04, Vnrcb SI?In port, echre 8 A Pain*. M E
ocean Pearl. Cbarlei K Bcwvly. Hiawxttia. K K
l.re<?cr, Rlcarilu barrel, Frank A i wood. John Aiwood.
ltebecc i J kv?n>, At?loa A Laura. "? arrio i aiien." and
hl?ri*nt all lor New York Idg: George Waaliin Jton,
Carrie Bunnell, anil Kottle Hi-ll, for do. do (af.utner re*
port ?uy? Philadelphia?: Hnracon. 'or Pbiiaueipln*. do.
Apri. >?viiled previoua. ?tilp L'ncle Joe. tttN
(from NorloU, liavu.g rapairedj, Liverpool
O4iimaltj ii. March 1?-Arrived, Mtir C 8 KuibnMI,
Connor. Comtantioopla for order* land tailed Ud lor
Alicante and Malaga).
Ucioi'B. Jan 31?To port bark Mendoia (Br), for Maw
York. Ia?.
LiraaKoot. April I?Arrived prevloae, tteamer It Lout*
tBr , i eld New (irienni.
Filrio. about April ??Bniiad, itos-nar Hellespont
(Br), irom Noeeitia. do.. Ni w Y. rn.
i io iaxaiMO M.iroll M?Arrived prerloua. trlfSeno*
rtta, ienbera, Baltimore.
[ra* 8tsakcb roiii.1
Boito* K, March *?? -aiied, Betireud, Berdinf, Mew
York.
Bit .ur H'ad. Maroh *7- Pat**4. Dnteh bark JCPM,
i irora I'entacola lor copanhaceu.
Maiarob, Marali to-Arrived, Kilsa Av*iina. Dewall,
Charieiton.
Hmovw *aaaAva*. Maroh -7?Arrived. Ada, Jtoaeh,
i BalU-nor*.
HaaaeiMMvi*. March ?S-Arr.v*d, Weaar >?). wi.ii.
?arcij, N*** Yorki <<*t*ner. ChrUioffar*. dot Qraee,
Viij. dm Tapttu. PaliUKjn. Mobile.
Mjae.tr. Marou o? Arm.d Titbor. Tajrlor. Cardiff.
aai.ed lib, H?*???ore. #o?d, MuVre.
_ bvirul Araxe. ttit if- Arrived, Nauer Kmtth, Boyd,
P?n?aogfa ; Jib, 8 Clnil. Yatai, >fw Y*rk. ? _
?a>wd ifrtb. HiMbtfC .ui. Zaratai UU. Deem
Booth, Lubid. Antwerp; 19th, C B Benson. Luff.
mouth. _ .
Corb, March 26?Arrived, Christina, Falkenbnrg, Bal
Calcutta. March 1?8slleJ. Sarah Hlgnett Bof*?'';
New York; ii, tusan Gilinore, Carver, Button (both not
sailed 6tln. , . c?_
Dovkk. March ?8-Off, D U WaWen, Deepen, trom ban
Francisco tor ilull. .. . Qii__
Falmocth. March 29?Sailed. Romoliue, ''un,e? 8 i*9;
Uii men oca. March 26?Arrived. Marlon. Edward* Bull
iIlasoov, March 26?SaileJ, Sldonlan (Br), Edward*.
Gasoi. March 25?Cleared. Yittorla. DeMartlni. New
"uVm. March 27?Arrived. Delftne BrlgneU. New Or
leans dr. quarnnttne); Heformer, Brown. MobiM.
Hanbcbc, Match 26?Arrived, Edmund tttcbardaon.
Brodic. Wilmington. NC.
bailed 27th, Nilo, Scbwabei. New York. _ _
Arrived at i uxnaveu 2Ctb, Augusta, Wlerlchs, New
1-ivicRrooi.. March 27?Arrived. Tuba <*). Martin. New
York; tth. Muldeiulaa (si. Stephens. Portland.
Sailed 27th. Herbert C Hall. Davis. Campbelton, N?;
28ih, t'arroiliun. Lewis. \ew York. ..
Cleared 27th, David Babcock, Erakine, Buenos Ayres.
Miutord. March 27?Sailed, Hiram Abiff. TibbetU
(from Newport). Matauzas ,
Makszillu, March 24?Sailed, Von Boon, lor Wliming
too.
Mussina. March 21?Arrived. Georglotia, Small, Genoa.
Sailed 24th. Alaska. Perry. New York.
I'ai.kkmo. March 15? Arrived. Aberdeen, Salvage, Bart.
Sailed 16th, Swift. Anderson. New York ; Nuovo Men
00, Savareae. and Alice Otto, llughtou. do; oawmia,
Cuaaeli. New Orleani; 20th. Samnele. Rallo, New York.
Qvkk.nntown, March 2i??Sailed, Leviathan, Jorjeaen
(from New Orleans;, I'eval.
Kottcrdam, March 27?Cleared, Azoff. Holm. New
.shiklos. March 27?Arrived. Autocrat Hibbert. Beau
tort. 8(J; Karon V'on liartmanu, Jaiueielt do.
.stavahubk, Marcn LV-Sailed, Vcaierllde, Larsen, New
Hourabata, March IS?Arrived, OThyen, Jordan. New
Tabu Bat. COH, Feb 16-Sailed, Woodstde Montgom
ery. Barbados; 24th, James McCarthy, Oonld, Simon'*
Bay.
iFbp. Stbamfr City or Bichko*?.]
ArrLCDOBB, March 30?Sailed, Lucille, William*, ?ri?
tol and America. ... . _. _ _ _ i
Ardrosszm, March 28?Sailed. Eldorado, Winding. San
Francisco. _ . .. . .
ANTtrKar, March SI?Arrived, Steiamann (s), Lechere,
K ALCO?BAr, Feb 16?Arrived. Pioneer. Kennlson, Bov
ton.
Amcavtk. March 13?Arrived, Esmeralda, Ternstrom.
New Orleans. . ?
fiiLiiiT, March 29?Sailed, Ambrosia, Borrow*en, New
York; L O Kiglow, Ferrl*. Baltimore.
Hbkhxruavkm. March 27?Arrived. Arctnru*. Drent,
New York: St Bernhard, Wegener, do.
Bauckloxa, Maroh 20? Arrived, San Pietro, Laure,
New York, .. . ?
Bombat?Sailed, Ophlr, Custor, Portland. O.
CABotrr, March 29-Arrived. Snatsmnc, Williams.
Sailed 29th. John Tillotsen, Merrlman, Montevideo.
Ckttk, Marcn 27?Arrived. Jeremiah Slmonson. Craw
ford, New Orleans: 28.1i. htna. McKinnon New S ork.
Cadiz, March 20?Arrived, Milllvan Swain, ltich, Bar
celona; !2d. K H Purlnkton, Crosby, Barc-lonn.
Cobuka. March 29?Arrive.l, Texas (s). Lauren*en. Liv
erpool (and leit for Havana and New Orleans).
CAric Coast Castlf.. March 9?In port, Lemuel, Hult
man, unc ; Bolivis. Everett, do. , ? . M?,
Calcdtta. March 24-Salled. Hopoet Matsen. Mar
I cellle* (not United State*); 30tn, Lammermoor. lor New
OuNaB.VF.ss. March 29?Oft Freinad, Bey, trom Pensa
cola lor Dundee _
Falmouth, March 31?ArrlveJ, Otaao, IhorndtfeB, to*
thFoocHoo, Feb 13?Sailed, Oolden State, Delano, New
^Glasgow, March SI?Arrived, Greta. Oonnoll, San
! t"ii'icd0 from Lamlash 28th. Florence Chipman, Wil
liams (from lroon), Montevideo.
Mkkoa, March 2a?Arrived. Dotnenico Lanau, Bosasco,
! New Orli-ans. . _ 1KWW
Cleared 2Cth, Zid Caterina, Feno, Baltimore; 29th,
Amicitiu. Keimer. do. ... ? ., .
Gai.i.f, Feb 26? Arrived, Nancy Pendleton, Pendleton.
' ClHrLU April I?Arrived. Clari Nickels. Portland.
Habtlkpool, March SO?Arrived, Brlxhton, Evan*.
?Ha*ti'i?o?. March 31?Off. Nyrophen, Haagman, trom
Amsterdam for United Mate*. ,
Habliwobw, March 23? Arrived, Koug Oacar, Abraham
1 WHAMBo2*?March 29?Arrived Henrlette. Simpson, Bal-.
I tiinore via lloli/n urnl, where she was ashore.
i :-ui!e 1 28th Schiller is), Thoiuas. Now York.
Hblvobt March S3? Arrived, Emma * Alice, Gibb*.
i Zlerikzee anj f altl'nore.
Havkk. March 28?Arrived, David McNntt, Slawerta,
I New Orleans. ? .. ,
Cleared 3)th. Annie Burrill. Klilani. Philadelphia.
Sailed 31th, Monsoon. Svendsens. Savannah.
I.ivkri'oou March 29-ArriveU, Iii'lla. Mor<n, New
Or.eans; Illinois (s). ShacklorJ, Philudolphia: Wyo
mink (*). ITreeinan, New York; Cltv of 1 ondon (*?..
Kvnon, do; Norie. Johaunsen, Savannah: Slat, Peru
vian is i. Watts, Portland.
sailed 29th. Great Britain. Chllcott. Darlen ; 30th, D?n
Quixote, Munroe. Havana: John KutlierloM. O Ne*i,
Baltimore: Samaria (S). Billlnge, Boston; April 1. V'iu
tona. Warren. Philadeipnia; Avanae, Pedersen, (in;
County of Pictou. Munro, PIcioil
Cleared 29tli, Caravan, Ha:flell. New York; 31st, Sun
Jacinto (s). Bicker, Galveiton (2d clearance;.
Off Point Lynaa Slat, Twe Zusteri. Ilrotn Liverpool to
P London4 .March SJ-Arrived. Wm HYan Brunt. Hau*! i
wout. New York; April 1, Forest Princess, Merriam,
Port Royal. 8C. _ . , k
Cleared Slst. Amal, Lnno?, New Yorx (?nd le.t
Ornvesend Anril 1): Jupiter. Hayman, Baltimore: April
L Ontario. Patterson. New York; Freidlg. -<nJer*eii,
Wilmington. _ t .. .
hntereJ out SOih, Severn (?), Campbell, Halifax; Slut.
Ringleader. Thatcher, san Francisco. v. ?
Lissom. March 2S?Sane J, Gsrinania, Pelliea, New
Lb ihorw. March 27?Sailed. John F Krans, How is,
Boston: 28ih. Armonla. CafficreDo. Baltimore.
Arrived 28th. Jos *ord. Small. Naples.
Malta, March 17?Sailed, ouuta Maria vecchla, ?i0g
Nbwfobt, March 2#?Cleared, Almm Rowall, LofgTUt,
Montevideo; 90th, Fenwtck. Tove. Jamaloa.
hailed 30th, Jessie Boyle, Jones. F^n?acoia.
Qcbkxstow*, March &?Arrived, Eveline, samtul, .tan
Fruucitoa M
fSAiled soth, MiitUnd. Wright (Trom San FrancflUo),
Ball
Kaxooo*. Feb 23?Arrived. Frolic, Push. Aden.
st Micuails, March 6?Arrived, Oaleua. SUva, ler
aatnbnco.
hailed 6th. Elizabeth Moss. Tucker, Marselllea
St H*tB*4. Keb 2?? Arrived sea Belie. Ooklin. Bsta
via for NewTork; 28th. Lady LoulM, Scott. Shsughsil for
do>
sweAroM. Feb 23?Arrived. Cleopatra, Coaoe, Lrvlr
pool.
socnAftATA. Feb 10?Sallod, Myrtle Belle, Plumuiar,
SmVba'"'?**, March 8-In port 8u?an LFlU?en?1d,
Cuhlng. trom Boetoo. arr 6ih ; Tropic Bird, Haviln. for
do.
Troak, March 30?v'ai;ed, Caibarien, Bopklns, Hav* ia.
likBL, March 28?Sailed, Nymphen. Haageoe en.
Dir&ftD.
IRIBSTS, March 24?Sailed, Bafaela. Savareta. 1 ew
Tork.
Cortsiucix March 27?The Graf Moltke. Ohlf, ll*?m
New York fot Stettin, returned to the roads 26th. on ac
count of tlie ice.
Dublix. March 17?Ship Orient. Boyd, from *an
Francisco, reports?-Maroh 13 had a terrific ?ale ?i -sm
8sW. in latsaflO N' and Ion 37 W. when the vo??el .vras
struck by a heavvgea. which started cutwater.
IlKLiGOLAicD. Msrch ?-The toui quantity of pel ro
lenm landed from the llcnriet.e, Simpson. Ilroin rts :tl
more lor llstnburk. while she was aground hi re,
amounts to 6? barrels, of whVh 377 barrels were lan l < id,
under the usual terms, by tho Island government, tlie
rest by private salvors', who picked It up adoar. ail ier
having been thrown overboard. The veseel left (or
Cuxnaven lranaediately after (totting afloat; ?he ap
peared to have sustained no damage.
LivBRroot.. March 29?The Elizabeth Hamilton, fl jm
New York, experienced very heavy weatner on the.i ns
ssge: she became lesky soon alter ies?-ln? Ne* li rk.
and on tbe 2d and 3<l March a quantity ot cargo 'a'as
thrown overboard to lighten the veseeL
Slst?The India. Moran. from New Orleans, in lat 4.^ !f.
Ion 41 W', lost nnsenmast and rudder, also sustained riisin
age to hull. Alter tnakl'.f rudder mister was enal' ied
to bring vessel to Queenatown, and came nere with as
sistance of tot.
Lomdo!*, April 1?Tbe Pansv. Even*, from New Turk,
arrived In the West India dock, he<l thrown overboai-1 a
portion of the cargo on the passage.
1 he Ambassador, Pre'iu. trom New York, arrived In
the Ml'lwail dock, report* having Jeitlaoned a portion) of
tne cargo (oil cake. Ac).
Ltaaatck. March 30? Bark Formosa. Brown, was towed
np to dock here, after throwlnu overt oaru nearly a*)
tons of maize when on B. ale bar; damage to ship oot
yet ascertained.
Lsitb, March *)?The Coorland (*) arrived at Leltli to
day trom Copenhagen with 74 bead ot cattn. 119 uir?p.
alsi a large namber of emigrants en route for J>*w
York.
YLotto, March 19?The William Woodbnry has nee: i In
collisloa with the Bcnledl ca); damage appar? ttly
sllgau
AMERICAN POUTS. *
BOSTON, April 11?Arrived, steamer Flag, Lock*- sod,
Charleaion: D?-w? Oungadhur (Br;. Turner, blagaptire;
bark Abigail (Br), Ra\-moud, London.
f ailed?Meauier Ou?bcc (Hr).
lSALTDIOKr. April 1J?Arrived (learner* Rlchm jnd,
K*'ly. Nenr York; Martha Steven*. Cbunce, do.
Cleared ? Steamer octoiora. lwynold*. Kew York;
?ohr? SVi'Phe.i M .ruan Oale, fall Klver; Clara B liinp
?on. Tall*y. forimn iulb, M; John X haw. Cot Ho
boken; Mlnne*o'a. Coomb.*, Saybrook: Murgaret A uucy,
Avery, New York; TUomaa 11 bwoeney. Sioetwau, not
ion.
Sailed?Bark* Elpl (Aa*\ Bvliaet; Olitner (Nor . and
Alpha (Nor*, yueemtown ; flirando (Sor), Kldnor* 1 Har
t?,ut Londonderry; brlg< Italia. St F erre : J H il llllng
bam. Mayagtux; Torrent. Cardenaa ; *cbr Clara -imita,
Mutancae.
IlHt.N-WiCK. Oa, April ??Arrived, eebri J? nnie F
WlUav, Irrfeition. .-a van nab; Carrie f Walker, Chad
wict. Charleiton.
Sth?Cleared, aobr* Alice B Gardner, snow, He' r Tork
(not ai telegraphed . 1 U*ie Carr. Teel, do.
1'Jtb ?Arrived, ?chr Cba* 1'latt, Sharp. riarannui l.
BOOTH HAY. March If?Armail, achr* i.ake. Ingort,
ami *m McLoon. Koger*. hockland lorNewYt.rk; Xd,
Nott Uaven. Co.Um, bed Heacb lor Philadelphia.
CH * KLESTOh, April 8?.called, Kenuuskeag, tVyati,
favannah.
11th?ailed, achr* Joanna, Loughty, PhilaV, tlpbia;
Hand Clarkecn, Wilmington. Del.
OAKII-X. >la. April f-Arrlv.d, ihlp Lulwip Hern
(Oar), Hcbmeillnjr. i.reopen via "larannah: barki Manna
< Nor), Zacharlaa<.n. Langotind t^orwari; LaJ .a (Br),
Vance, Liverpool via Triee: td, bark* Jan* Hrandlt
iNor), Klelaen Liverpool; Elln <->we), nar?trul >. I.oo
ouderry rl* -a*anuab: brig Leah (Hr), bartei. Cardi
?an; gib, bark* Auroat (for). kmier Mlifnrd. r. : Forett
9uern i?r), McCalmont. I Iverponl; 6tn. M<>non|;o (fori,
edereen. Hull, h; !>rlin ?ri. Junva, Port Mailo i, Maud
Heieu (ar), Dunn. Liverpool via ivoee.
cleared lit. bark* The Oneen (Hr), ManaflrlM I.lver
pool; l>erwent (Ur>. Horgen, Oovle; ocean CI did (Br),
bavia. Port Madoo; Cora i^ynn dir.'. Wunom. It.ooni la,
?ohr? Laar Collin*. iMcb. B-th. Met K A Hayoi , xnith.
Baltimore: Jth bark Daeppell (Oar), KrunH floh, Ap
piedorf, f.
KA'TPORT, Maren SI?Arrived, ?ehr Cubi , Berty,
Clanfuego* (and lailua April i lor at Joan, NM>
April (?Balled. *chr* r.intaa K ?miiitr, M iFadden.
Port el Prinoa; atariight, niitohtoro, Cuba.
kOOARloAN Apr" 7?aaliad. eour Joton ('?dwalla
der, luliine/, Pbilaueipbla
FALL uIVhR Aprtl 7?Arrived, *?Ur Her] ' bblelda,
Bnowuian Weekawketi. . . . .
|th?Arrived, ? br7?ena, nactar, PMlndelPh i?, .
Otli-Arrirea, tteumer . eading. Uolbaru Nei ' Orlean*
na I'o.ton. _
^aiied-nrit* Bella of tbe Bay, Wiil-.anw. an ) Wm Mai
lory | Jr, Forerth. Naw Vorkt tobr Kate Olffurd, Pblla
lUl'*LB kOO IlAHROR. April 1-Inport tcl^ri ?arly
Bird, Beadi J A Cbainberlam. Jtpie ; Jo?epblt|il * Fro??.
woanland; Mat* Lawaon, Laweuot " ? ?Uiroy.
shoemaker; Narr A Kva, in^enoll; H main ? io :, lar
\ir< npray. Uaretliracl J Merritt, Cttrtte; L Utaleit,
Htnirh; Haanab Waite, Oiiletk uad ?iimii i Ma, aa
drew*, tor >ew 1 ,>rkt ?< OiUuaat, lor VifplnWii
?art3.la?0U*k
XKW ORIGANS. April to-Arrived. s'eamerKntafca*
booker. Kemble, New York; scar Mutlte W at woo n
^O^leared?earner* Huason. a?.r N.w To,k; ChiH?
W XXr, yudlVoe^N^ r>? Pede^u? UaYftt fcrnsl I
Benno tiler). Welutiyn. Bordeaux. 0em,
Sailed?S?t?i ?iuer Juulaia: ship Wyoming, tiaras ue?* ,
"steamer11 fayilen (Mr). was palled off the Mlddl.
Urouuu thU evemut, und U anchored abreait of ta
mcd, bars Leandcr (Br), Lopei. lor Barce
^Arrl'ved *ti f,*barlc Umen (*we). Ander?on, Meii.na;
?chrOulsept o Lanta tltai). Guainiiiio. Marseilles.
Clenred 7n i. bark Gem, Cole, Hnvana.
Passks, Ap rli 7?rial led, ship Kentuckian, Dunbar, Pen
gacolo. ? .
lltb?SalU ft, steamer Hudson.
un ibo ba: t?bte timers Haytien and Chilian. for Liver.
"NORFOLK. April 8?Arrived, scbr Jas A Crocker. Kos
W?tbN?OleVi ?d, bllir Zetland (Br), Hick*. Berblce urn
"loth-Put In. steamer Roval Minstrel (Br). Henderson ?
MfN>.WHr! ^KT^Cr'll *a^Arr 1 v53 ,*aohr J a Bab
CtN^Wp!)V:i'' hAp'rUIP8!U'PSI?Arrived, schr Caroltm
KniRht, Rt (?iea. Kocklaud for New \ork (alter dUchar*
"'{.Karri frd^chrs Arcularias. Lord: Kmpress. Ken
ne'dy! and Houteeello. Morton. "ocfcland 'or Sew Yorki
9SZS& BrnUyMcoSib* Rwsfc
t0"h,%Vl-"Mlea"'?chrs Joseph P Bom. Hathaway,
Taunton :f.?r Now York; Herbert Mauiou. Croweil. bum
err.M "i'ri'.v-d arhrs Wm M Foster. Rich; Millie Wash
burn, ciotb, and Henry Nlckereeu* fcld ridge, Providence
'"riai'ed- - Sob rs Joddle. chal wick. C-lalsJorNejrYork;
Lucy A -Olcutt. St Ucortre. Me. lor do:
ton. and Kmpress, Kennedy, Rockland for do, Geo*
Drainer 1 Crockett. Vlnalhaven tor do. s Kickmore.
Thomps ?n. Hath tor do; Frank k Kinii.V, Mctob, do fur
IlM*?Arrived, schrs Maria^ Webster, Youn*
Welltlutt )or Virginia; Amelia P Cobb, Bake*, dolor
NevrVork; Mary Shields. Soman, Fail Hirer tor do.
.SM'SSttfe Xf-oJh 41fW5nW
(UNdfy^ONUON.9April 9-Arrlved. schrs ?arah h
ita ,Mo"\^rt^'ndaA,ruoeww.Ys;v IX fc&<??>.
lOtl (^Arrived?'^hr?* Wtn* Madison, Georgetown for
AtfiH
Philadelphia tor Pawi?c*et: W H B? wen .New i ora jo^r
B li urst, do tor Wood's' Hole; K M Wells. Weenawken,
C^;ra^ch?bM^na0rAB^rs?u; Norfolk; Cncas, Port,
'b'w HAVKN. April 1(>^-ArrJJc(b0!f
Sriinr. New York; Jotiii Brooks. Fox. <10. uarriet aua
" ' "I? > S A col '"ap rd *?2 lea re d, ship Ottawa (Br,.
C'*,clea red ^barks Passarowan* <??}. s*nenl
(Jir) llarvev. Galvcaton bars* Uoika (Nor), reters
l;ra,r?2SLffu\'TpJuVii'JiMd. b,l, El=l,. <BO,
S 'iJth'-^^rrtv*dU*teainer Ann Eliza. Richards New
rl ?riir (ienrse W Muddt-ll. Deputy. Lanesvtile.
'?Auouniv'd .t^.ner lt.utlesuaki. Boston; barl
nohrs Anuio Krcemnn. Harris. Burucoa, Mary An
^Betow-Br!?'yuaco (dr).,ro7 ?*f,,lL'njJeW Orleans vii
Wj^mSw^'re*U^'v*nusSiV ltoiiTai? 0roweli
SostSn?ilunier.Sherman Providence
d7lsoclenred.harks K6sctt(!tal) Nicolinl. Cork or^al
ui'.uih Scl Kratellt (Itali, Kerro, do. brlg Pra'rte iwse,
a,?,? a ffi-raa
Lu u l.lun. liuley, itlchtncad. Aunie fc Moore, rtui
Wyomiwt. ^-nt.ib; Bom.*
B'ffS Hao*MV Ja^ot'-MfX). Walker.
8a"La7 J K Vllliams (Br). Vauzhan, Liverpool tU
""?w C? "tlI1 Del. April II). A M-Pasj.d down last
nlirht. T.riv Atlas, for St morass, and scurs John 8trou?
rannah; Hunter, tor Provident"; M HatUe Perry,
and 1< O Hickman. pa*?<-.d down to dav.
>>ctirs Caroline, and Oriole also parsed up. . R q
I ttwis iiei Aurll id. A M?Ship Cttloe and bark K B
Duval remain; all other square rigirers have satledi
,l?M0?ArriToiP'ship'Hetty "("er'^NordenhoUt Bremen
via sTvaunah; barkSahra iloses <Ut). Bain. LiverpoojL
l>OBT? AND April 10?Arrived, steamer traneonla.
i5KU5Etr?.V^'i."-"i, LU?,K.?
"SSa.u*J, IX! cm. K l?~. F"??
P slh-Arrlved, schr 0 W Andrews, Watts, Ellaabetlr
P?Arrlved in lower harbor 6th, achr Porto Hlco, Went
Ourney. hlliabothport; Ellen M Baxter, ?covtu.
SbtSiStjf5%S,rKWn?5S:
Sarah Clark. Orl'mn, ^ll"rb|'hpv"ru h MowrV do tu?
?ow?n. "olden NewpVorkr?ordo;mWO H Mowrr^do^
uaf,
N,w,M?MnVu Va Aorlt ?- Arrtred. bark Phllothee
i^^)Y?rk*;',K^r?a/tpn ATarv,r'^yan'," do^fiTla PrelSff.
<bt>.
' 'aiao'i'rnfed. schrs Lanra T C.iester, Ba'csr. J.raaloai
?lCr%di^k'H^^r>. Bernler, United Kl.f
d?AnUo clcared. echrs Lena B Htover, Seavey P. rnatv
dlna - Matthew Kinney, barter, ftew \ork; a B Frank
lin. Mull, brunswiok. n?aard Now York:
T^^r'Ka.;" #affls?iS:n!;.?
"5U?S&?. Kbr* Annlo '<"" ??? T?"' "?
?rr:',',KW&?. n.? ??" "?'??
??r0N,IN0T.?S. Aorll 8?Sailed, sctirs Sarah L Thornp
eon. Hull: Caroline. Carrie, and Utt.e DavlJ,
eAL&M. April 8-Arnvea. echr Ylneyerd, Bloh, Bobo
^Hsiteit?Pchr F L Godfrey, Oodfrey, Philadelphia,
ton?Arrived ?chr U?l? Vmith uorhsm. fii>up?h?n
pres*. Kennedy, and F Hatch. Oreen, . ew o. jtnlei
j ?r,u ra"ss?sa'.; "va.:v?-.
ph.a7? 8 Hudson, Henry WlLnn.Ktou ai.d Altred W risk
So for Baltimore; Henry Norw?U, do tor Mobil .
Sailed?All beforo reported. e*ceptin? tne above
rivals and ?cbr? Bisiiik San (refltuog) and Cayenne.
%,kteinrilwis^Sp^At. Yo;. Kphraia
rVri'0AM8hMr; Apr'ii ^satf'd? Khr Je^Hart, *L
Cbauiberlaln, Philadelphia.
["?! I ?C til U I. K % KOU 9.
4 BXOLU'TK DIVURC4* OBTAINED. FROM DIFFZR
A ent Hiatal; logai everywhere: iio?ertioo, 4c., iuI
dentcau-c: no uubucity required; nu chart* until at.
?ore* granted; advice tree.
M UUU4K. Attorooy, 191 BroadWtf.
AMV90LUTE DIVORCES OBTAI.VLO FROM CUt'RTJ
of different -tatoa; leaal c r ywher* ; uupub.icilf;
do ice* in advaaca; *dvic* tree; ummmiontr ior evurT
buue. Fl.KL?c.K[cK I. KINU Oouueellor-at-Law. Dog
Broadway, 1'rlrata offlcea an J retiduuca sa # eSu Mark'*
place.
rro all. particularly invalids, smut in
1 a tr lug teuton. Indication# of ilcku*?i tliouU al
once trt at ended to. Fatal dl?ea*a may be caurt'l b?
allowing me bowel* to become oon?tipat*d. an I tht vr*
tain to remain in i di.ionlerad condition. until tuo o,a
order ba? time 10 develop iteeif. aii ounce of preveu
Uou i* worth a pound of cure. U and old and truthful
laying. Therefore wo auvlw all who am troubled
with the oo.npiata'a now verv prevalent?headache, in
dlgeitton. di.ordered liver, want of nppetit*. nautj <. of
leveriah ikin, to take, without delay. bCUKNuHn'a
MANLHtAKh P1LLH. We know o? uo remedy no barra<
lee* and deoitlve In luactlo:i It at onoe *trik?> at tbg
root of the dl*' aae and produoat a healthy tine to the
?yttein. root)* never uead ?uiTer irom any dltrata
arising from a dlaoiderua condition oi the liver li thar
woultf uu inli okoeiient medicine when mev ie?i uie
Ant indication* of 'he malady. Famllie* leaving homo
for the ?umioer niontln ?boulJ take three or lour boxvi
or the** pill* with the in. tit y have nu alinoaj
initamaneou* ?fleo:. I hey will relieve the patlunt
of beariaoUe In ona or two nour*. and will laitl.j
oiauoea the ilv?r of lurroutiding bila, ?nd will eiiee
J unify prevent a biliout attaok. ihey ara told by ail
iftMCtfllt*
achti and paint, al*o ?noi?ra. Uymnterf. ooilo am vmft
ittnt; warrnuied iJt over 17 rear* and Dtvar tailed. S*
fanui.v or traveller jU.ma by without tt. niawwriAMI
wetget n? foul ftoU b# Undruggia*

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