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THE EMMA MINE.
Ex-Senator Stewart Before the Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
DETAILS OF THE NEGOTIATIONS IN LONDON.
Mr. Lyon on Professor Sillimun'i Explanation
of the Famous Telegram.
Washington, March 21, 1876.
Before (be Douse Committee on Foreign A flair* to-day
ex-Senulor William W. Stewart testified Mi at tie first became
acquainted with Mr. James K. Lyon in March
1871, when be was introduced by Mr. Chaffee, Delegate
u/tiA it.fV\rr>NA.t him that Up V ..
cluim to the Emma Mine, in Utah, and sought to Interest
hint in Lyon's behalf. Mr. Chaffee also told him
that if, on investigation, he should Oud the claim to
he a meritorious oue, ho (Mr. Challee) would furnish'
funds to carry on the litigation which might bo ucccs
nary to enforce the claim. Mr. Stewart then detailed
tho circumstances ol attending tho litigatiou. lie corroborated
the statement of Senator Morton as to Ills
proposed cunnocllou with tho matter, and gavo
it as his beliol that Judge McKoan was an
honest Judge?a belief which lio had formed
since the tcstiniouy of Mr. Lyon, as ho felt now convinced
that the statements of Mr. Lyon, which had led
him formerly to distrust and opposo Judge McKoan,
wc-ro entitled to no credit whatever. The Senator gavo
a history ol the course ot the litigation, in which ho
engaged, as counsel lor Mr. Lyon, with reforeuco to
the Emma Mlno, and slated that lie had ulwayg sought
to promote Mr. I.yon's Interest. The wituoss then
spoke of tho opening of negotiations through Mr. I'urk
lor tho sale ot the inlut', und said, "1 wrote a letter to
Mr. Lyon, to which lie referred in lils toslimouyIt is ,
ns lollnu 4 ?
NKW Youk, August S, 1871. |
Fkiknp I.yon*?Hillyer will start 111 ubout twenty lulu- ;
utcs; he will explaiu to you tho arrangement. It is uol
as good as I tried to get; but, alter three days ol talk, it
was the best 1 could got. The plan lias this advantage,
that wo will not be lighting lor a worked out miue.
Tho litigation will not bo injured, and II wo
gain the caso wo shall recover something,
besides the right to briug other lawsuits. They have
worked the mine up so in Kiiglaud by tho ore they havo
tent and tho manner ol sending it that I have no doubt
ol u sale ol from $5,000,000 to $8,000,000. 1 have seen
their correspondence with the two Knglisli houses to I
whom they sent the ore. They are crazy about the j
mine. The Kmmu party have been working alt the
liine to put up the reputation ol the mine. 1 have relused
to give up the lawsuit under any circumstances,
unless you get $000,000. You will without doubt gel
that. WSl. II STKWAUT. j
This 1 seut to him, and he perfectly understood my
leaning.
In answer to a question, "Does that refer to tho
lutma Mine?" ho (Lyon) answered, "Certainly; ho
regarded It as worked out;" now Mr, Lyon knows very
sell that that is not true; that the letter had lulorcnco
to our repealed conversations aud efforts to got an injunction;
there were frequent conversations between
us, and 1 had said to him that the mines woio
liable to bo worked out; thoro were six
!>r eight, or, possibly, ton years of litigation
before us; wo wore speuding Mr. Chalice's money, and
I lelt anxious on that account to settle the matter; ho
told mo thai he believed 111 the mine, and I certainly
believed in it as a very rich one, but, like all llrst class
mines, I kuow It was liable in tho course ol limo to ho
worked out.
Hero Mi, Stewart gave a brief history of several
noted mines which had yielded largely aud had been of
great value, but which had at last bccoiuo exhausted.
Among such mines ho uamcd the Ophir and the Could
A: Curry.
In reference to tbo above letter Mr. Stewart said:?
"Hits was a hurried letter. In relerouco to tho
m .uuer ol seudiug the oro, my recollection
of the meaning of the words ' Is this?that
the ore was very publicly sent; It went by
the Cunard steamers, and the mine was advertised by
that lact. The ore was also shipped to two proiniuenl
houses, Hath & Sou and Lewis ,v Sou. The letter is
dated previous to the contract, but the contract was
already written uml Imd been submitted to Mr. I.yuu
for bis signature. The contemplation was to sell the
iniut*. im'ir inui i>rt:11 Riiiuta utiK auuui m> ^uin^ 10
Europe. 1 inserted in the contract-the provisiun tbat
ll should nut bo buld without my consent,
In order that 1 might guard the interests
of Mr. I.you. Mr. Lyon say? that I agreed not to
ton sent to any sale unless 1 received #5lKi,u(X).
rhut is not true; there never was any such arrange,
meiit; lie also speaks ot huviug paid tny board bills in
New York ; it u ill be seen that lie agreed to do so by
the terms of tlio original contract; Mr. I'ark and *1
then went to Europe; the first night ol' our arrival
there and belore we had gone to our room ui the hotel,
u gentleman by the name ol Fisher called on us, a
stranger to mo, und said that some partios there, a
hrm of brokers?C'oates A: Hatikcy?desired to pur.
chase the Emma Mine; tliey had been examining it;
hud learned a good mauy I acta in regard to it and
wanted the tlrst opportunity to buy; the next day Mr.
Park and 1 called on this llrm; Mr. Conies said he had
heard a good deal about the mine, and if bo could
do so upon reasonable terms he would like
to purchase It; he said be had a list
ol gentlemen, clieuts of his, who had authorised him
to make negotiation lor the mine; Mr. Park and he
talked together; 1 did not engage in the conversation;
within a day or two they arrived m un understanding;
Mr. Coatcs was to nut up $g,OOo,(*JO (?400,000) and
take one-halt of the stock ol the mine to orgaui/e a
Company and put it on the Stock Hoard in Loudon; the
liuestlon then arose as to preliminaries; ho said that
he wanted an examination made ol die mine; Mr.
I'ark remarked that, ol course, everything was done
subject to uu examination botli ol Die intuo and of
the title; that, of course, If they were not satisfied
nothing would lie done; the question thou arose as to
whom lliey would gel to ex.imtuc il; Mr. Coalos
Inquired lor somo ni.ui of reputation in America who
could be got to examine it; 1 immediately remarked
that there were a great many good men iu America
who were competent to examine it, hut that he ought
to make the selection w ithout auy suggestions Irom
either Mr. Park or myself, and Mr. i'ark coincided
with me; I then suggi mod thai we udjourn mid meet
next day; we did so and met accordingly; Mr. Coalos
then said he had made inquiry atuung sctcniiUc und
mining men, und that lie wanted the examination
made by I'rolessor blllimsu; Mr. I'ark did nut
know I'rolessor Sillimuii at the tunc, but 1 did;
Mr. Coates then said, "Now we will get hiui
to make nn examination, he won't kuuw
on." ho proposed to telegraph to i'rolessor
Siliiniau and have him send a report back by telegraph;
Mr. Hark then suggested lie would telegraph to
Baxter to pay Professor silhnian's charges, and Mr.
Coates could reler Slllimau lo ltaxter; they then drew
up the points us to which lliey wanted an examination
ol the mine, and Mr. Coates arranged tboin;. one ol
them, I think, did the writing, und the other suggested
the points, and at the bottom ol the despatch lliey re(erred
bim to Baxter for compensation, a despatch
was sent lo Baxter at the same timo; Mr. Park and I
then went to Paris, where we remained eight
or too 'lay*; boon alter our return *o
beard Irotu Mr. Coatee that bo had received
Professor SllUman * lyport by telegraph;
the next luurnmg wo called on Mr. Coatee; Mr. Park
asked hint if this report was satisfactory and Mr. Coates
replied tbat It was; said he, "theu 1 suppose wo can
proceed to business;" Mr. Coates said, "Yob; but,"
aid he, "my clients, or some o( them, arc out shooting
in tho country and It will take a day or two to consummate
this thing, but," said he, "it Is all right, 1
assure you;" II wont along lor several days, and I told
1'i.rk that 1 did not think this uian was going to carry
this thing out; ho theu wrote a lector to Coates and
tlsnkov. saying if It was not llxod withiu a given time?
1 think a day or two?tho trade was oil , he got an
answer requesting lilm to call around, aud sating it
would tic all right; I went with Mr. Park again lo'coales
andHunkiy; Mr. Coates met us and took us a short
distance to another office and Introduced us to a gentleman
whoin ho called "Huron (Irani;" Mr. Park, assuming
that the transaction was going on, said, "Is
this the gentleman w ho Is going to pay the money V*
brunt looked puzzled and said, "What money?"
then Park looked around at Coates and said.
"Whnt does this mean? Wby have you brought us?"
Coates could nnt give any satisfactory account ol it,
and Park w as getting indignant, and there seemed to
be a sort of "Comedy of Krrors" being played thereat
a very rapid rale; they did not sceiu to understand
each other, Mr. Grant then touched Mr. Park on the
boulder aud called hint undo; in a few lumuies they
ranie to me, and Mr. Park introduced me to Mr. (Irani.
Saving that I was interested in looking alter my clients'
Interests in tho mine, and that it was proper to talk
boiore me; Mr. ((taut (hen Inquired about America
and the mining country generally , he a>kod me w hat 1
knew about tho Kmuia mine; 1 told tun I knew
nothing about it except that It had a good reputation;
thai 1 had not been in the mine, hut I liked the lorma
lion very much; he theu invited us to diuc with blm.
wh.cb we did, and we then talked over tho matter generally
Mr Park and Mr Uriuit alter a lew tines made
a contract tor the sale of the nunc, 1 do not know that
1 ever aaw the contract myself, hut Mr I'ark informed
me ol iis provisions, and I learned suthcicnl of Its
funeral tenor lor my purpose*; a* I recollect H the contract
was about to this cdeci, that the mino should ho
Stocked for nve million*, and the ?t"Ck leaned in Kn?
laud lor that amount, that Mr. limnt should linvo
flUl,lWO el the iloca. firing |2.i*o,ot*? lor the stock
to be put upon the Hoard, lite other half vtae to be
retained by the vendors for nine mouths, then Mr.
Grant was also to have one-halt ol the premium* on all
the Stock that was put on the hoard; thsl IS. oiir-ltalf
ol what It sold lor above par; he was also to liavo a
million on the sale of the other halt hold by the
venders wbeuover tbat was sold, but I do nut rrtnlimi
the exact rato of commission; these wore the general
features ol the contract, I assented to this contract ou
a- uet of L\uu because I was wldiBf that Mr. I'ark
NEW YC
! should make such a sale of the mine as his judgment
dictated; the negotiation with Coates was ol course
i ubahdoued; 1 never knew whether Grant hud anything
j to do with sending Coates to us or not; 1 then discovered
thut I could not remain in Kugland to close up
this business, and I wrote to Mr. Lyon.
lu a day or two alter that, as I saw there was no use
of my thinking or staying there, 1 telegraphed to Lyoa
to come over immediately; he came, arid, 1 think, arrived
there about the 20th of November; the prusjieclus
had boeu put out, the shares subscribed lor and some
money paid in.
The witness then detailed the negotiations had
J with 1'ark to induce him to buy out Lyon's interest,
l'ark finally proposed that ho should make a proposi
lion to the stockholders in America to give him a percentage
ol their stock and sell it out, and If they consented
ho would advance thu money to huy Lyon out.
As a result the American stockholders readily signed
tho contract. The reason of their readiness ho afterward
louud lo bo that tlioy were interested in another
company, called the Illinois Tunnel Com|Mtny, which
was then mining a tunnel in tho ground claimed by
the Kmma Mine Company.
The witness proceeded:?Then we hud to figure up
' what should he allowed tor the Lyon clam; ol course
having bud to take all the chances ol the Lyon claim I
wanted to get as much us 1 could and I
told them (the stockholders) that they ought to give
Mr. Lyon as much us onu-lcnth, and Dually 1 got then
to agree to that one tenth, which would be 5,000 shares;
! then 1 signid thecbutract with Mr. I'urk to take Dlty
, per cent on the 5,000 shares; Mr. Lyon says 1 did that
[ us u "decoy duck," but 1 deny it entirely.
Mr. Hewitt?Mr. Lyon in his testimony says that
you told linn, " We gave Geuoral Schenck 500 shares
ol stock." Did you ever say such a thing to him ?
Witness?I did not; 1 deny it most emphatically ; I
| never told him anything of the kind.
At this point (he committee adjourned.
A LETTER FROM MR. LYON.
To tbe lion. Tuosias Swamn, Chairman of tho Comin
it loo on Foreign Relations:?
Sir?1 have rcaU the letters of Professor B. Silliman,
of the 12tb aud lSth lust., in which he seeks to explain
a certain telegraphic report signed Williams, Silhmuu
iiml llu.ssey, communicated to the Knima Sliver Mining
Company (hunted) ol London, and received there
April 6, 1S72. Profossor Silliman seeks by these letters
to cliango the import of the despatch, and thus oxocerute
himself from the respopsibillly that attaches to bim as
being one of the authors of such u monstrous uud untruthful
report. In order that you may have this
telegram under your eye, to be read in connection
with this letter, 1 quote us follows:?
Very great improvements since lust report. On
seventh floor drifted 120 feel, mid ou tenth Moor 40
feet, all in ore. At bottom win so, 70 feet below old
workings, drilled 4u feet, all in ore. Sample assays,
2* per cent lead and (2,000 silver. Reserves discovered
since lust report, over 8,000 tons. Everything
connected with tho mine Is highly satisinctory.
Mailed supplementary report. Canyon road still bail.
Shall forward 1,000 tons first class ore forthwith.
Have 06 loos bullion, wortli (20,000. Propose gulling
here. Will report Hilly on return.
WILLIAMS, SILL1.MAX AND HUSSEY.
You will sec that this report was sent from Salt Luko
City, Utah, uud that it was subscribed by "William*
Silliuiun and Hussey.*' Tbe first named, it will be remembered,
is E. tirydges Williums, M. P., then ono
of the directors uud vice president ol the company,
who was employed by Mr. Tronor W. Park, then
in Loudon, to visit uud rcpurl on tho Emma mine
ou the following tortus?viz., ?6,000 in cash, paid
to linn oil his departure ironi Loudon, and u
CHll UU Mr. IIIIK 1UI O.UOU Mi ll OS Ol IIIO
stock ol the company ut ?20 per share. Tins celebrated
aud disinterested expert was joined in New
York by ex-Seuutor Stewart and Professor Sillliuan, !
. who accompanied him to the mine in accordance with ,
the prearranged plan ol Mr. Park. It never has trans- !
pircd why ex-Senator Stewart's name is wanting to
this report, lor ut that tune he was also a director of
tho company und proteased to he the owner of 6,000 j
! shares ol "its slock. Warren llussey was the miuo 1
i manager, aud then also owned a,ouO shares.
The l'ael that this despatch was transmitted to I
j Loudon has never boon questioned, nor has it ever I
I been denied that by a remarkable coincidence it ur{
rived there ut the proper time to assist in the sale
) id 8,&lKl shares of stock controlled by Trenor W.
Park, advertised to occur on the following day,
which wore subscribed lor and sold through the
l.oudon ui.d Westminster liank ut ?23 per share.
1 iusist that this pupcr bears no dilllcult or doubtlul
construction. It is short and terse and mouus exactly
what its authors Intended to convoy to the minds
of n's readers in Loudon, This is the despatch referred
to in uiy testimony belorc your committee, as printed
ou pages 10 aud 32. und is tho same ol which 1 presented
a copy, und I submit, sir, that the construction
of it us presented in my testimony is the only reasonaide,
rational reading that can he given to the paper.
1 It means that large bodies ol rich oro had bccu discov- ;
| crcd since l'rolessor Silliman's last report of February
J'J, 1872. by sinking shall* und winces, and by driving
udits which lie reported had been sunk aud drivcu all
1 in ore. It muuus that a sample ol these rich ore j
discoveries assayed 'J8 per cent lead and $*2,000
per ton in silver. It nieuns that the reserves thus dis!
covered iniiouiilcd to 8,000 tons of ore (hat contained
'28 per cent lead and $'2,0b0 In silver per ton. It means
that the recent discoveries, uggrvgalcly estimated, were
1 ol the value ol $lti,U00,00U
| Itciorring to Prolcssor Sillmiuu's more extended ro'
port, a copy of which he lias placed belorc your com1
in 11 tee, bearing date Malt Luke City, April 2, 1872, 1
Hud the l olio wing imrugraph:?"An approximate
' estimate of the amount ol ores exposed by these
severul explorations show that there are over s,0o0
, tons und there muv be much mure; cross cutting only
| can llx the umounl In excess ol this estimate." Now,
sir, il this exti aordiuury valuation of uiiuorai, iweuty|
eight per cent lead and $2,000 silver per ton, does not
upply to the 8,000 tons of oro reported to have been
i thus discovered in the Kuima mine to what ores or
1 mines does it apply? l'rolessor sill.man further says
| tu Ins letter ol the 12th lliut it Is evidcul that this
dcspulcn did not materially atlucl the price ol Emma
i shares on tho Lotidou market between tho
17th of March and tho 13th ol April, 1872,
because tbc price of tho shares did not dur1
Ing that period lull below ?23 or exceed ?24
, per share. My reply to this is. that between April t)
and \prll 20 Mr. l'urk sold tho 8,600 shares subscribed
I for on the lormcr day at ?'23 |>or share, and he ulsosold
about 8,1X10 additional shares (und 1 have seen the uc
count sales), thus realizing tho equivalent of $2,000,000 1
in sterling money. It wus not possible lor the pricu
of the shares to materially advance while Mr. l'ark was
ottering and selling largo blocks ol slock at (he current !
rates. It will ul?o tie observed, by relereuco to Proles- !
sor sillmiuu's letter of the 12th. that the despatch was
published In the London J/tinny Journal on tho
tith of April, being the same day ou which
the 8,600 shares were subscribed. The tmus
mission una publication ol tins despatch having
occurred, in |>oil)t of tunc, In connection with the
sale of the 8,500 shares, shows conclusively
the object lor which the r,port wus made. I see by
relerrlug to the London Mimny Junrm.il of the 20tn
! of April, when the lull etlccl of the despatch hud been
lelt tbrougn the country, and Mr. Park bud ceased to
be a huge seller, lliut the price at the shares hud advanced
to ?111. 1 would usk why i'rolessor tjilllman
suppressed this luiporlant tact in his letter to the committee
?
It is scarcely necessary lor mo to give further attention
to ('releasor Silhnian's most loolish attempt to
change the obvious meaning ot his despatch. His report
was obtained lor the purpose ol enabling Mr. l'nrk
and his coutoderiite* to sell their worthless shares to
the iirillsh public. It well served tbat purpose, and
now that the great Iraud ol selling this mine audits
shares has been exposed I'rolessor Silhmau inust bear
the criticism and < ensure that inevitably follow the
present reading ol his uutruilitul and most remarkable
reports. Will Froiessor Milliiuan have the kindneas to
j answer the following pertinent Inquiries??
fxrtl?Wore there 111,-.Mi tons 01 ttrst class ore In the
Emma mine developed, and 8.0U0 tons second class ore
on the dump ol .the mine on tlio lbili day of Octobor,
I 1ST1, being the date of your Urst report, of toe csii|
mated net value of ?421,760?
Second?Were there -4.0UO tout of all classos of ore
In sight in said iniue (which bad been developed since
' October lti, 1871, being in addition to those vouched tor
by the first report) ou the IflltU day ot February, 1872,
and lining the date ol your second report, of the value
of $6,845,920 r
J'/tird?Were 8,000 tons of first class ore discovered
at the mine on the 5th ol April. IsTvi, as tbo result ol
explorations alter the 29th ol February, being the orca
embraced in your despatch ?
fourth ? II you answer that the several quantities of
1 ore were not discovered In the uiiue at the dates mentioned
w hy did you M leporl?
fifth?If you answer that these 611.260 tons ol ore
were lu the miue, as represented in your several
re|>orts, w ill you stale what has become of these vast
| bodies of ore ?
try a careiul compulation of the values of theso varl
ous discoveries ol ore, as allixed by I'roiessor Siilinian,
I tinii that ibey amount, iu the aggregate, to the enormous
sutu ol I2d.db4.tiiu Such reports were circu|
I a led to arouse I he Lnglisli public into tli* belief
that a new l.oh ouda hail boeu discovered that
would outlive in Its lavish yields the existence
ol three generations. It Is quite evident,
from the light ol subsequeul developments, that
the conscientiousness and truthfulness ol the lather
had not been inherited by the son. The Kiuiiim C'oui!
pauy ol London have puiil thirteen monthly dividends
ol Jtlj.ww each, amounting to ?1U6.UU0. How were
tliev paid? forty-six thousand three hundred pounds
were plaeed in the treasury hv the veuders; ?70.000
was represented to he Iho net value ol ores at the depot
In Salt Lake ready lor shipment at the nine of the sale
and not included in I'roiessor Hlhunan's reports rcierred
to; ?aa,ooo wen- liorrowed of Mr. Hark to pay
dividends, these several sum* amount to ?140.:i0u.
Let us deduct this amount from the total sum
land as dividends, and we have a balance
j produced Irom the mine of C4V7ou, The llahilitie*
| of the company on tlie 1st ol January last were over
. ?4o,issj, including the money due to Mr. Hark. Mr. Atwood,
the ginning engineer, alter tieing iu charge of
| the mine coarly two years and u hall, 111 the coticluI
slon of his report says:? "I can only reiterate what I
I have staled In my previous reports?that is that your
tniue Is virtually exhausted, aud that your only hope
for the future rests entirely on a geological piohlein,
which problem w ill take Ulue and a largo amount of
money and engineering to solve. " Kc?p. cituliy xuurs,
JAMKS K. LYON.
St. Nicholas IIotxl, N'iw Yobs. March 18, ma.
A Gil ACE C'HUllCH 1'EW BOLD.
A novel scene was witnessed yesterday at the K*.
< change Salesroom, when a |<ew in tlraro church was
oUcred for sale The sale was well attended and the
bidding spirited. The iww was started at $.">Ou, and
; finally knocked down at |?&U. The name of the pur
| chaser did not transpire.
>RK HERALD, WEDNESE
OBITUARY.
CHABL1M C. C11KHNIT.
The death of Colonel Charles C. Cbesney, ol the Bri
lah Army, was announced in the cable despatches froi
England yesterday. Colonel Cheeney became suddenl
lanious by hla being reputed as the author ol the artic
published in lilixekvuxxi't Magazine soine few yeai
since on "the German Couqueal ol England in 1875 an
the Battle ol Dorking; or Keintniacencea ol a Volui
leer." The article was suDsequcn'ly published In boo
form and met with immense success. It crusted widi
spread excitement, particularly in England, and has,
is said, hud the elluct ol luducing the many projects ft
, army rclorius and volunteer organisations, which huv
| sun e boon propounded by the English goverutnuu
| "The Battle ol Dorking" bus boon translated lulo di
fercnt luuguages. One ol the luic6t translations wi
; by u Brazilian scholar, who rondcrod
i Into the I'ortugurso touguo and credited th
original to Ilcnjainln Disraeli. Since his ttm uppoai
\ nuce in print Colouel Chcsney has become favorobi
1 known throughout the world, lie has published man
woiks and reviews which havo gained lor him awe
| deserved popularity. lie wrote a "History ol th
I Civil War in the Tinted Slates," which has already tx
I come a standard work and which oxhibtts considurabl
1 knowledge, great clearness and thoroughness, nn
j perfect acquaintance with the management of ariniei
"SUermau's Memoirs" he reviewed in the t'ortnigkti
Review, with great discriminating power and analytic;
ability. He also reviewed thu Count do Paris' "HI
lory of the American Itcbollion" with an iutelllgcm
nuicn cuuscu iuc aruciu 10 oe wiueiy reau. i poll lui
Itary hMwy uud army tactics ht was regarded In th
country, us well as m England, as uu authority to t
relied upou aud trusted.
death ok a ntvolutionist.
On Monday, Mr. Ctiurlcs Dlddler, a highly respect*
resident of Orange, N. J., died after a short illncs
j The deceased hud reached the advauccd ago of eight:
i two years. Previous to his coming to this country t
' took an active part in the revolution in Uadcu iu 11141
and after his party had attuiued power he was electei
along with the Kev. Dr. l.eilbach, to the Constitution;
; Convention culled at that tune. During those years li
! was u mail of means, owning, besides other property,
largo farm und hotel, but when the Prussians had agai
established the Gland Duchy his lauds and houses Wei
! confiscated. lie then rauie to this country and opene
- a hotel at Mudison, he was afterward Postmaster i
i lirien Village, and two years ago he removed t
j Orange, where ho resided up to the time of his dealt
CAltli DITTLEK.
Carl Dittler, a loader In tho revolution of 1848 I
Germany in common with Senator Carl Schurz an
other distinguished patriots of the Paderluud, die
recently nl his residence In Orungo, X. J. Decease
was u native ol ltudeu, where, at the bruuklug out c
the rebellion, he held considerable property. With th
collapse ol the struggle he Hod to Switzerland, theuc
to Prauce and finally to America. He was past hi
seventieth year, mid leaves a reputation void ol stal
among those who knew him.
EX-JUDGE CALDWELL.
A telegram lrom Cincinnati, undor date of March 21
reports:- "W. 11. Caldwell, formerly Judge of th
Supreme Court of Ohio, died to day."
A CASE OF CHARITY.
New Yokk, March 21, 1870.
To thk EniTon or the Hkualu :?
Goorgo and Abby, the adopted children of Capiat
Morton, who, with his wile and first mat:, waa lost i
the Prank Clark oil' ilarncgut on Priday night last, ar
ut tho Sailors' Homo, No. 190 Cherry street, where the
have been temporarily cured lor. They are withou
moans or near relatives. Their cuso appeals to the con
fcideratlon ol the charitable. A subscription for thei
roliel bus boon opened at tho olfico ol Messrs. 11. >
Meicall Jt Co., consignees of the lost vessel, No. 12
Prout stieet.
SAMUEL II. HALL. Corresponding Secretary.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN fSTEAMEllS.
DATK8 or DKPARTURKS PROM XKV YORK FOR Tnt MOXTD
OP MAUCU AXO APRIL.
Steamer. | Sat... j i'ralimittun. j OJ/ia.
Abvaauila .1*1'eh 22.|Liverpool . |4 Bowling Green
Leaving |M'cU 2a Hamburg.. 01 Broadway
Htule ol Virginia.. | M'ch 22. Ulntcow... 72 Broadway
Italy iM'ch .2. Liverpool.. OOBroadwav
Adriatic | M'ch 26. Liverpool.. 27 liroudwuy
City of 1'aris M'eh 26. Liverpool.. 16 Broadway
.Maid M'ch 2.6. Hrvmeu.... 2 Rowling Green
Anchoria... M'cli 26. GSanguw.... 7 Bowling Green
Java M'ch 20. Liverpool.. 4 Bowling Green
Wielaud M'ch :#J Hamburg.. 01 Broadway
, Holland M'ch :iii. London*... OOBroudway
I Mean M'eh 30. Rotterdam. 60 Broadway
| Kuypt April 1. Liverpool.. 00 Broadway
' tlupnhurg Apill 1. Bremen.... j Bowling Green
Baltic April 1 Liverpool.. 37 ltroadwav
City ot Cheater.... April 1 Liverpool 16 Broadway
Labrador Auril 1 Havre 66 Broad war
Ktliiopia April 1. Glaaguvr... 7 BowllnirGreen
Wyoming April 4. Liverpool.. 2t* Broadway
Algeria tpril 6. Liverpool.. 4 Howling Green
fimbria April 0. Hamburg.. 01 Broadway
State of ludiana... April B. Glasgow... 72 Broadway
Republic April's. Liverpool. 37 Broadway
City ot New York.. April S. Liverpool 16Hroadwav
1 'I'lle Qucou tpril 8. Liverpool.. Oil Broadway
Nicker tprll N. Bremen.... 2 Howling lireen
Victoria April 8. l)la?|row... 7 Howling lireen
China vpril 12. Liverpool.. 4 Bowling Green
City ot Richmond. April 13. Liverpool.. 16Broadway
Huevie tpril 13. Hamburg.. 01 Broadway
Kiiuland April 16. Liverpirol.. 00 Broadway
Ccrtuaiiic April 16. Liveroool., 67 Broadway
Helvetia \pril 16 .ivcrpuet.. >10 Broadway
Amcriijuc April 15. Havre 66 Broadway
tider April 16. Bremen... 2 Bowling Green
fall ornla I April 16. lUlaairow.... 17 Howling lireea
Nevada April 1?. Liverpool.. 120 Broadway
State ol l'enuayla. April 20. Glasgow.... 72 Broadway
(iellcrt April 20. Hamburg.. til Broadway
Celtic April 22, Liverpool . 1.17 Broadwav
Bolivia April 22.Jlilaagow... |7 Bowling Green
K ranee April 22.1 Havre...., Iu6 Broadway
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY
PC* AND MOOR I nlOB WATRR
Fun rises 6 01 | Gov. Island eve 0 2
Hun sets 6 14 j Handy lIooK ove 6 3
Moon ri*es....Morn 4 37 | Hell Gale,....... eve 8 C
1'UKi Ut JNMV 1UKK, MAKlli "Jl, 15/b
ARRIVALS.
KZrOBTll) BT THI HERALD STKAM YACHTS AMD BUBAL
WU1TK8TO.NR TKLKOKAFII LIMB.
[ Steamer City of l'aria (Bo, Kennedy, Liverpool March
and Oueeuatuwn 10th. with ludae unit >i paatengert to Joh
i G little. March 11, ? 1111 lea XV ol' Futnel, met a hart
rigged ateaiucr. hound K. apparently under aall.
Steamer Moael (Ger), Neyuaher, Hroineu March 4 an
| Southampton 7tb. wltli uidee and 2.11 paaeengera to (>e
rlchl A Co. Arrived off Sandy llook Mnudar, gOth, at 3:5
I'M, where wa* detained by the heavy mow atorra unt
daylight 2iat. March 1*2. lat 47 43, Ion 23 35, paaaed
liritian bark, bound K, allowing aignala SGTK.
steamer Andea iBri Miller, Santa Martha March 1, Savi
nlla sth and Aaplnwall lltli, with mdae and paaaaiigera t
l-lin, Korwood A I'o. March III. lat 24 UO, Ion 74 20. pane*
; Meamer Atlaa Hri, hence lor Aapinaall. Ac.
steamer I'aniuia illn. Liddlcoat. Bermuda March 18, wit
md? and paaeengera to A K Outarbridge. llad atruug MX
{ galea all the |ia*?age.
Steamer City ol Hallaa, liiuea, Kernandlua March 11
Brunawick, Ua, 10th ami 1'ort Koyal 17th, with indse an
! paasenger* to i. II Mallore A Co.
Ktoamer Benofactor, .louoi, Wilmington, NO, 3 day a, wit
mdae and paaMcnger* to XX'm 1* Clyde A Co.
| Hark Connauglit ol St John, .No), I n ft a, I'adang 11
day a, a llh coffee and uiitmcga to order. 1'a.aacd the Gape i
Go >d Hope Jan 14, St Helena 24th, aud created the KquaW
| Vel? S, Ion 2s ml; had light SK tradea to the Ki|Uator; lroi
lat 2 had SK tradea ami Hue weather to Bermuda; aft?
March 1 had heavy galea trow S to SXV.
Hark Jaa K Brett, tllliaon, Xlatanaaa 12 day*, with tugi
to Goruea. Kiondo ,t Gu; veaael In Kretl. Son A Co.
Brig Kiiima I. Shaw (or XX'fndaor, NSi, McC umber. llartli
poid 5(1 dava, with coal to Snow A Ilurgeee; veaael to Sim|
an A Khaa. Had heavy weatcrli galea the entire pnaangt
loat and apllt aaila ; Feb 10. lat 4H (IK. Ion 33 30, XVtla Wil
lama, aeauian. a native ol l.uheck. Germany, waa tnockc
overboard by the maintsMim aud drowucd
Brig flora (lien, llanaen. Kio Grande Jan 0 with hide
I Ac. to Oelricha A Co Crotsad tho Equator Ken 14, lu k
I 35.
Brig Kio in a Uean (Br), rlutnmer. Curacua 20 dava, wit
goat akliit, Ac, to Tlieu Foulke. XVaa 10 dayt north of Ho
tenia, with atroug N'A gale*.
Mrlg M A Hornu (of Wind tor, SS), Shaw, Cardenaa I
daya. with angar to order. XX aa 8 dayt north ol llattera
with heavy NXV *nie?.
Brig Concord ol Baltimore!, Hoildon. Cardenaa 14 day
with augar to S A W XVelah. XVa? B daya uurtli of llattora
with itrong SX% galea
Brig Loch Loiuond, Barker, Cardenaa 14 daya, with ni
laa?ea to order, veaael to U B Dearborn.
Brig Jolin XV Hunt iof kockiandl. Hunt. Matanaaa I
dm?. with auger to H t M?tc.?lf A Co. March 20, 10 P.M. I
heavy SK gala anil enow Morn, ahipped a heavy >ea wliie
ama.hcil boat, alarted cutwater and >hittail cirgu, >?<
itay? north ol llalieraa with heavy .NW galea.
Hrig John Williama tot Wludeor, NS) , Wllliama, Valium
1(1 day a, Willi augur to order; veatel to J K Whitney A Co.
IItig l.ydia li Colo ittri. Kin. sugua 11 day a, with eugi
to M aydell Jc Co.
Brig Tropic tof Varmouth, SSI, Dakar, Sa|?i 11 day
with meladn to C I.tiling A Co. Was 0 dayi north of Ha
toraa. *llh heavy NW galea.
Schr W It Ki I fhtou. liegeman, Raracoo II day*, wit
fruit to (loinet. renraall A Co; raaaal to B J Vt'enberi
Mar, U 17, otf Cap* Henry, too a a heavy gala tromAV N\V I
SW. with very cold weather and violent allow aqtialla; IV?tl
2 AM. while hove to under atom tryaail, ahipped a trvman
out ?ca over the Itowe, which Hooded dcrka. broke out'
In.batav. apruug howaprlt. carried away loretnpmaat and II
Inn jibhooiu split Jib aud atraiaod the veaaal. eaualng her
matt considerable water, and Icing bar up badly; the who
crew ware more or laaa fiO'tbtllen
Schr I.uella Mtow . IMlahorv, Savannah 12 days, with lui
bar to order; vcaael to II 1* Brown A Co.
sehr Morence J lxvckwood. St John. Haltlniora for Boato
1ASSKD THROUGH HKLL GATE.
MOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Klectra. Young. Providence for New York.
Stehuier Aluoa C Baratow, "hunuy. ' Providence lor Ne
! York.
steamer Ttllle. Kwing. New London and Nerwicb for Sa
' York.
sebr llattia Latvia, Lewie, Beaver Harbor, SS, far Sa
York.
Schr Kdwio, Krancta, Oreanport for New York.
>chr J C Kogera. Pletclier, Boston for New York.
I Schr Lucy Amea. Ittabop, Kocklaud for Siaw York.
I schr t'aliata Allen. Snruee Head tor .New York.
' Schr stlaa SleLoon. S|>var, Kccklaaid lor New York.
Seltr Win McLooii. Kogera. Itocklaud for Saw York.
Sebr S Kicker, Klckar. Oreanport for New York.
star lieu A Pierce, belly. Salem for New Yorg.
Schr Kliiaheth Ar, ularina. Lord Korkland foe Maw Tori
I sebr J Parwell, Lord. Korkland for New York.
I Selir Convoy trench, Kocklaud lor New York.
Schr iteHauce, TUoeadlka, Kocklaud for New York.
1
AT, MARCH 22, 1876.-TRI]
"Schr Frencia Hatch Green. Rockland lor So* York.
Schr lleiald. liall, Rockland tor Now York
Hchr Mary Bruen, I.ue. Rockland tor Now York.
Hchr t'orvu. Tyler, Kucklaud tor New York.
Schr Wiu II Thorndike. t'uahmau, Ui>cklaud (or New York.
1. Hchr Henry Adalbert, Low. Richmond. Me, for New York.
m BOUND EAST.
ly Steamer Neptune. Berrr. New York for Boeton.
Schr George Calhoun iBri, Waleh, New York for 8t John,
NM,
Schr Speculator (Br), Munton, New York for Halifax.
Schr Theodore Dean. Cuiumiugt, New York fur Fall Hirer
Schr N'alad (Jueen, Siulth, A in buy for Someraet.
Schr Challenge. Terry, I'ort Johnson fur Stonlngton.
Schr J Freeman. Kldridge, New York for Providence,
Schr Airnee, Hndgdon, New York lor Bath.
Schr Oliver. Aniea, Babbett, Philadelphia for Button.
Schr Ida D Sturgaa. Johnaou. New York for Bostou.
Schr Pride of the Kaat. Bovey. New Y'ork for Calaii, Me.
Schr J V Wellington. Waiti. Philadelphia lor lloaton,
Schr Samuel P Godwin. Williams, New York lor Stamford.
Schr Plymouth Rock. Bnrget?. New York for Boeton (anchored
off llerald Whiteatone Telegraph atation).
CLEARED.
Steamer Wlaconaln (Br), Freeman, Liverpool via Queenstown?Williama
A Ouion.
r Steamer City of Montreal (Br), Mlrehonae, Liverpool via
Queenstown?John G Dale.
Steamer City of Uavana, Phillips, Havana, Program, Ac?
P Alexandre A Son.
Steamer Prof Morae, Bead, Havana via Key Wait?BJ
0 WeubergACo.
r! RlAimar U ai/nrtHa Ttaivrraft Kkvknnkh Vurrtv Rffrril A
i. C?'
iv StuiBfr Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point nod RlchJ[
mond?Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Mavtlower. Daviaioii. Philadelphia?das Hand.
*- Steamer Philadelphia. Davis Philadelphia?JasiieutL
:o Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston?II K Diiuock.
J. Sbip Magdalene (tier), ilaenka, Bremen?Chas Lullnf A
is
liark St Lucie. Wilson, Valparaiso?James W Dwell k
Co*
Bark Cardenas, Welden, Use an a?Jas E Ward k Co.
Bark Florence Peters, Mountfort, Matanias?Miller k
Houghton.
Brig Habra (Br), Charlton, Cork for orders?C W Ber>d
teux.
Brig Arctic (Br), Brlnton. Cork or Falmouth for orders?
* Heaney A Parker.
?. 1 iriWm Mailory, Jr, Forsyth. Alicante?Jas llenrr.
Brig IUsUik Hun, Uritliutf, Barbados?L W A 1 Arml?
strong.
. Brig Thus Turutl, Thompson, Port Spain? L W A P Arm'
stronsr.
1. Brig Lucy (Br), Irving, St Johns. NF?Pom arcs k Cosh,|
man.
Scbr Vlaluute (Brj, Theall, Hi John, NB?lleancy A Para
k*r"
? SAILED.
, Steamers Wisconsin (Bri. lor Liverpool: City of Montraa
(Bri, do; City of Havana, Havana. Ac: Magnolia, Sevan
? null; Wyauoke, Kiclinioml, Ac: Harrisbarg, Philadelphia;
L ship Mavdaleiit (Oar), Bremen; brigs Tboa Turull Barbados;
Kiaing Sun, Uo; achr Kate Curleton (Ur), Cardouas.
Wina at uiidntght. WNW. fresh.
Barometer at mUluight, 29. HO.
Q
a MARITIME MISCELLANY.
j gfjr-For further particulare of tlie effects of tho gale ou tbe
ff co it at aee general nea'a coluiuna.
0 Tbe puraer of the steamer Andes, from Bavanilla, Ac, hat
:e our than ha for favors.
18 Htikku Doxati (Br), Lake, which tailed from Klo Jell
nelro Feb JO, will go to Philadelphia, Dot New York, at bolore
reported.
Steamku Labrador (Fr). Ssngleer, which tailed from
Havre March 11, will go to Philadelphia, not New York, at
telegraphed.
1, St am a u America, from Providence for Baltimore, before
a reported towed into Norfolk disabled, arrived at Baltimore
1 dint lust, in tow of steamer Win Lawrence, trow Boston.
Steamers Koli's and Oi.n Colont collided at Newport
March 21 and both were badly damaged.
Blur Tit ii a est am (Br), from New York, remained ashore
off Fort Madoc March 4, and iUtU packagea were lauded
flow her that day.
Shif Transit (Br), Dixon, from Pentacola for Bristol, K,
before reported as having nut into Bermuda March U leak
n ing badly, bad experienced heavy KB galea sluco leaving
Pcnsacula. She remained lOtb, to discharge a portion ot
n her cargo for repairs.
4 Bark Flohencb (Br), from Minatitlan tor Quecnstowit,
before reported, remained at Bermuda March lti, ready for |
it *C* i
Bauk Chatham (Nor), Hchovcrad, from Wilmington, S C, !
Feb 11, lor Kotterdaiu, w ith 3212 libls of rosin, was fallen In |
,r with In a helpless condition in mid ocean, March U, by the ;
steamer St Louis, Held, at New Orleans for Liverpool. A I
0 storm had carried away tlie bark's sails and washed evorvtliing
on the deck overboard. Including charts and pro- i
visiuus. The euptaiu and two muii were also waslied overhoard.
The men on the bark determined to ubandon tier,
1 and Captain Held put a prise rrew on board the Chatham.
, supplied sails, charts, pioviaiona, Ac. and ordered tliein tor
Liverpool. Tbe hark, except from loss of sails, was but llttlo
J damaged.
Hare Alberto (Aus), Corich, from New York, which arrived
at (fueeustowu March 5 leaky, also hau sterupost |
started and lost bulwarks.
Hark Skekhtvohk (Br), Stoildart. from Melbourne for
New York, put Into Lyttloton. NZ. Dec KO, with water tank
9 1...1I il ,?l, l),i. i.U., f I, r, in i*h uiniM ,if <l.u .......
leaviug. the master had to ruise ?120 uu bottomry in order !
to pay expenses; the vessel proceeded on Jan 0.
Bark Elsr fcxciiricii (Oor), from Jamaica for Khe Baltic, !
before reported, remained at Bermuda March 10, ready for j
ee a
Haiik Ellalua (Swe), from Baltimore tor Hull, in petti!)? j
under war on the Downe March 4, fouled the bark Jason I
(Greok), but did not appear to have received much damage,
as she proceeded.
Hark Adiuk YcAiiam. for Cuba, wli_ch put back to Ant
worp after being ashore, was in the dry dock March 8 repairing.
t
Hauk IT S Jackson, from New Bedford for Wiscassett,
Me, went ushore near Fort Preble while trying to pet luto
Portland night of 2tHh inst aud will probably lie a total
loss, lier uileienmaat is pone and she lies In a dangerous
fosltion. Assistance was sent her yesterday lioiu Portland.
Tltr II 8 J Is 8H3 tons register, was built at Yarmouth, Mo, '
in 1874 aud hails front Portland.]
A bark Is reported ashore on Windmill Point by steamer i
Wtu Kennedy, at Baltimore 21st, AM.
Brio Julia Linulkt (Br>, Saunders, from 8t Thomas for .
8t John, NB. put into Yarmouth, NS, 20th lust, with sails ,
split and short of provisions.
Brio Kkttik, Mackay, at Gibraltar March n from New
Y'ork, pot aground there, but afterwards came off unassisted
anil without damage.
Brio Fuontikr. BlaUdell. from Cardenas with molasses
ior New York, put luto Kev West March 2U leakinp.
Brig Anna D Tokusy. Haskell, from La Have, NS, before
reported as having put Into Bermuda in distress, repaired
and sailed ior Cuba March 15.
Brio Consul ton Platen (tier), from Antwerp for Boston,
which put iulo Bermuda March 2 with rudder damaged, Ac,
had repaired, and wus ready for tea on the ltith.
Brio Uuhk < Fr>, Irom Mexico with logwood and cocoa for
a port in Prance, was towed into Abaco Marcu 13 with loss |
of spars aud sails.
Brio Lkoka (of St John, N B). Taylor, from Caiburien lor
Now York, with sugar and tuolado. nut into Nassau March
IS. leaking badly, and would have to discharge cargo for re- |
pairs.
* Brio G A Coonan (Br). Adair, from Wilmington, NC, for ]
London, which put into Bermuda In distress Keb 21. was re- !
pairing March 10. having discharged a puttion of cargo for
0 that purpose. The sailors who w ent to this vessel when
J close to the rocks on the north shore of the island, were
? awarded the sum of ?40U March 17.
Brig Ngi'oxskt, from Glasgow for Demerara (before reported),
wits abandoned In a slaking condition Keb 21, in lat
; 48. ion 0 50.
' Si'iiu M Arwoon. from Virginia for Boston, was wrecked
in Nanlasket Roads niglit of March 20. Crew saved.
Suiiu M M Wkatkk, from Philadelphia for Saugu*, is the
vessel reported ashore oti the Hook. She has gone to pieces:
nothing saved. The coast Is strewn with wreck stuff 2 luiles
d lot 11>v the llook. The M M W was 202 tons register was
built at Mauricolown, NJ, In lfWJ, and hailed from there.
0 Mil* Macoik Sunn. et Gloucester. went ashore yester- !
day morning on l.ovcll't Island. Boston harbor, but waa
hauled off by a steaiulug.
Kchr Jnail K Divrrtv, from Boston for Rncksport, In '
ballast, went ashore on Ten found Island, at 0 AM. on funsday.
She will probably be a total loss. The crew were all
eared by lifeboats.
Sciin Piuii, ol New Bedford, was wrecked at Brave. CVI* !
Feb 24. Crew saved. She sailed Ironi New HedTord Jan 1. <
with an assorted cargo of merchandise, on a tradiuir vuyago
around the Caix) Yard Islands Her eargo was valued at
$11 OKI. She was owned by parties lu New Bedford and
flaps Weeks, of l.artmontb, who commanded her. She was
valued at $15,000, aud the vessel and cargo are lutly lu- i
eared.
Menu (Jin Grant. Harris, Irom Caibarlen for fhiladel- ;
phis, with molasses, struck on Diainoud Bank March 1,1.
She came off leaking badly, and put Into Nassau on the 18th
tor repairs.
Sciir Island Cur. Ilowes. from Messina for Boston, [
which put into Bermuda March 13 with loss of sails, procured I
soiue others, and was ready for sea Ittth.
8cmh L Sti:hdkva.nt, from I'arkei's Head for North Cam- j
Una, It ashore ou the east end of Long Itlaud. Shs lies well
up on the beach and will have to discharge.
A scnoo.nku is ashore on Long Island, below Boston.
An ckrnown sciioonkn is repotted ashore at Swamp
aeotl.
An cnknown schoonks <3-masted) is ashore at Cut Rlrar, !
Marslibeld, Mass. No particulars.
, Haul). Anno. B CuL'ht h, frooi frovidencs lor New York, I
rsn ashore ou ths oast side of Goat Island March 21.
Hiuuland Station, NJ, March 21?A schooner lies sunk
off Atlanlicvllle. v illi her masts above water. The lifeboats
ol Station Nod were uuabla to board her.
' Nsw London. March 21?Steamer Newport, from New
Y'erk for hall Klver, and steamer t'lty of New Bedford, from j
New York for New Bedford, put into this harbor owing to I
the gale, and landed passengers, who weut forward this j
noon uy rail.
Savannah, March 21?The steamer Leo, from Nassau, I
' brought the crew of the lost steamer City ol tiaivrston, who
will sail for New York lo morrow on the Cleopatra.
Vinktard Havkk. March 21?Brigs Mattle B ltussell,
York, from Mutants*, and Varuum II Hill, Patrick, from
Port au Prince for Boston, was driven ashore iu the gale
last night Ths ltussell Is badly damaged. The UIU remains
tight,
5 .
? SPOKKN.
tr Ship Norseman (Br), Lane, from Panarth for King
George's Sound, Jau :?). lal lit go S. Ion 20 23 \Y
. Ship tisrnet. Oliver, frum shields for San Francisco, no
? date. Lowestoft bsaiiug \VN\V to miles.
Ship oriental, Otis. fTuiu Liverpool for Ban Francisco,
h March 5 d miles west of Holyhead.
(- Bark Casma (Br), Irving, from Liverpool for San Fran- i
" elseo, March d, go uillet WN W ol liardsey Island.
?. Bark Rebecca Croweil, Kosarlu lor Boston, Mareh 111, lat
d 40 38 N, luu 07 5.". W.
tr The "Pheno ' (Han), from New York for Bueuoe Ayres,
J J au 23, lat go N, Ion 38 Yt.
lo m
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWSL
^ ENGLISH YVKATH KB EX POUT.
Falrocth. March 21, 0 PM-Wiud S, fresh.
ilOLTMiD, March 21, * 45 PM?Wiad E, light; baron
Mr, 28.817.
* March Ifh?Railed, ihlp I'nlrerte (Br), Jodm,
,w Called States ; barkt Huudirall (Swe). Schmidt, do; Aaagar
(Norj, Pie, do; hroiuaaoel (Nor), Molbach. do.
* Bbiotol, March 21?Ballad, bark Chaaeour (Jtor), Tboraamb,
Charleatoa.
Hater.*, March 20?Arrived, bark Weeor ((Mr), Puppa,
Ualve.toa ria idueeastown; brig Nellie Croaby (Br), Bain,
Charleston.
Arrived 18th, bark Kmllle (dor), Daieke. New York (me
below).
I Balled 20th, eh I pa Agra (Oar), Magaaaa. sad Nirina (Oer),
Moiler. Baltiiaora; Hremerhavea (uar), Holjet. New Turk;
baraa Aval ante (Uar), liegeman, do; Japlver (Uar), Striek
PLE SHEET.
r. do; Meridian (Oar). Hoborst, Philadelphia; JeanT (Oer),
Orote. do. ?
Carre, March 13?Arrived, barke Schamyl, Snow, Phlla- L
delphia; Progress (Nor). Oiaou. Baltimore. fu
DuaaiKK, March IB?sailed, bark Luedna Ourkee (Br),
Durkee, Baltimore. ' *
Falmouth, March 21?Arrived, bark Fannie SkolBeld.
Hunter, Pabailon do Pica. * C
Guksmokk (Ireland). March 31-Arrived, bark Young )(
Eagle (Br), Johuson. Baltimore.
Hull, March 21?Hailed, bark Fortuna (Kor), Chriitlaa- P
eon, New York.
Arrived ltlth, steamer Othello (Br). Brletow, New York. 8
Hamburg, March 20?Sailed. ahip Louis Dcgeer (?* ), w
Anderssen, New Y'ork; bark Edward D Jewett iBr), Malm- K
quiet, do. 1?!
IIavks, March 30-Sailed, steamer Cimbrla (Oer), Brandt
(from Hamburg), New York. |
Lit enroot, March 31?Sailed, bark Mistletoe (Br). Da- y
lap, Vnlted Status; echr Thus P Ball, Byder, do.
Lonuox, March 21?Cleared, ship Tamerlane (Oer), 81- *
denberg, United States. J,
Lsitu, March 21?Sailed, bark Tremonteden (Nor), Turgescn.
United States. jj
Lisaon?Arrived, bark Voiturno (Ital), Savarasa, New
York. ?'
Malaga?Hailed, bark Condor (8we), Norstrom, New (,
York. Y
Nswcastl*, March 21?Sailed, brig Gngllelma Tommasi g
no (Ital), Astarita. New York.
Plvhoutu. March 21, midnight?Arrived, steamer Uellert '
(Oer), Rareuds, New York lor Hamburg (and proceeded). Y
Pauillac, March 20?Sailed, brig Clara l'lekeus. Coombs,
New York. d
VUSKS5TOWN, March 21?Sailed, ship Wm Wilcox, Kill- J
man, Helen are Breakwater. ^
Arrived 21st, 4 PM, steamer City of Brooklyn (Br), Tibbetts.
New York for Liverpool (aud proceeded).
Rotterdam, March 1u?Cleared, bark Abble B (Br), Cof- j';
fill. United States. '
Mllfvlns IIU'...,JI.I.,n L,r PhlU- I
delphia. Y
Twiel, March 10?Arrived (not sailed), brlir Re* (Ger), *Brockuoldt,
Savannah. Ii
WaTKaroHO, March JO?Sailed, bark Ragnhlld (Nor), Jacobson.
United States. "
Sailed from Marsh Ul, steamer City of Valparaiso 'l
(Br), Chadwick, Boston. Y
London, March Jl?The ships Alice Buck, Capt liarri- pi
matt; Edith Troop, Capt Crocker; Olive S Southarl, Capt
Walker, and a groat many other vessels reported as bavin* fu
tailed from various ports during the past few weeks, ouljr 3<
proceeded today, having been detained by stress of
weather. * (j|
Ttie bark Oeflon, outward bound for New York, It at Ports- bi
mouth with her rudder sprung. Iter crow refused to proceed
until the vessel 1s examined and repaired.
The 1'ortuiruuae ship Emilia Augusta, Capt Baptists, from
Pensacola via Havana for Liverpool, belore reported pnt
into St Michaels, has discharged her cariro and goes into *
floating dock there, to have her bottom examined. (I
The British steamer King Richard, Capt Pearson, from
Baltimore for Liverpool, before reported as having been in ^
collision with the steamer Athlete and run ashore at Tran- g
mere, lias been floated and docked. Uer damage is believed
to be slight.
The French ship Henri Andre, Capt Leguellon, from Paa- h
caguula for Caen, was at St Martin de Re on the 13th Inst,
with her rudder broken und the loss of sails. C
A telegram from Flushing, dated March IB, states that
the Belgian steamer August Andre, Capt Greve, from Antwerp
for New York, before reported put in at Flushing in V
" " ? "" p ?..-us so- t]
night."
The British brig F H Odiorne, Capt Renault, from Cadi! "
fur Gloucester, before reported returned to Cadlx with the f,
loss uf sails. haa been repaired aud reloaded, and l! ready to P
proceed. g
The brig 8 E Kennedy, Capt Peterson, from New York for
Limerick, before reported put in at Cadia in dlatreaa, haa **
finished discharging, and will be surveyed during tho week. y
The Gerinau bark Kinilio. Capt Delcke. from New York
Feb 22 for Urenion, grounded and lost lier anchors. 8he r(
waa afterwards got off and towed to Bremen.
FOREIGN PORTA e
T
Bkumida. March 8? Arrived, schrs Lucy May, Freeman,
Jacksonville; 11th, llouud. Williams. Cuba. .
.-tailed 15th, brig Anna I) Torrey, ifaskill, Cuba.
Ill port March lU, ship Transit (Br). I>ixuu, from Pensa- p
cola lor Bristol, arrived Bth (ace Miscellany); barks Flo- v
rence (Bri, from Minatitlau for (Jueenttuwu, ready; Else
Kschricht ifieri, from Jamaica for Baltic, do ; brigs Consul j
von Platen (fieri, Uau, Iroiu Antwerp for Boston, do; (J A
Coonan (Br), Adair, lrotu Wilmington, NC, for London, d
repg; sdir Island City, Howes, from Messina for Boston,
ready. f
Gihualtau, l-'eb I'd?Suited, brigs Selesta, Partridge, St
Thomas; 2Utb, Angel (Mr), Ktory (from Roaton), Malta; ,.
27th. echr May McFarland, McFarland (from Palermo), New
York (towed through) ; 2Hth, barks Alphciis Marshall (Br), ?
Parker (from Valoucia), do; Neptnno, Beat (from Messlua),
do.
Halivaz, March 80?Arrived, steamer Nova Scotlan ,|
(Br). Bicliardson, Liverpool lor Baltimore. T
Sailed 2f)th, steamer Beta (Br), for Bermuda and St Thomas.
,
Also sailed 20tli, brig Evangeline (Br), Kingston, Ja;
ecbr C W Anderson (Br), Porto Kico.
Lyttlktor. x/,, Dec so-Arrived, bark Skerryvora (Br), u
Stoildart, Melbourne for New York (and tailed Jen B).
xtklbouhmk. Feb 12?Sailed, ship Formosa, Reynolds.
Hollo. p
Nassau, NP, March 18?Put m, brig Leona (Br), Taylor. |
from Caibarien lor New York; schr Ucn Urant. liarria, do lr
for Philadelphia (both In ditircts-eee Miscellany).
St Joiix, Nil, March 20?Cleared, brig Magdala (Br), v
Outhouse, Havana.
Yarmouth, NS. March 21?Arrived, aehr Austin (Br),
Crowell, New Orleans via Argyie. R
(PKK Stkammu Moscl.1
Antwerp. Marclt ?Sailed, champion. Allen. Philadelphia
(since reported put hack); Apia. Hand, New York. v
AmsTkudaii, March 2?Arrived, Uoaclla Smith, McCulloch,
Semarang. o
hkrhkhuavkh, March 3?In the roada, Macaulay, Rogers,
outwsrd bound. ,
I'.oBPkACX. March 3?Sailed. Tropic, KPIner, Ball River,
SC. t
Sailed from Pauillac 2d, Comteasa Duchatel, Dupont, I '
New Orleans.
Barcelona, Feb 21?Sailed, Florence, Ratbburn, Key , <>
West; W (? Sbattnck, Thatcher Matansas.
Cau'CTTA. Feb 4?Sailed, St Ueorire. 11 all, Bombay ; Dth, I
Bullocliiuyle, London. New York; Radiant, Hoard, do; 7th. 1
Republic. Holmes. Boston; Bth. (Jueeu of Beauty, for New ! j,York;
liowdeu, Ditebburn, San 1 raucitco.
Sailed M arch 4, Eastern Monarch, Donaldson, New York. /,
Dkal. March 4 ? Authored, Antonio Accime, Delbalao. | j
from London fur Philadelphia: Wexford, Foster, from do tor g
Parrsbnro; oth. Eve. Cervill, Shields for St John, NH; tith, r"
Veslerliuo, Itearicksen, Mtavanger for New York; Oecar.SJo- | y
borgent, Hull for Darieu.
Pasted 5tli, Iiupero, Fulton, from Philadelphia for Alloa. 1 j
Dartmouth, March 4?Arrived, Doris, Sejiaback, Grimsby ! j]
for Baltimore. p
DL'RuxMkaa. Match 4?l'aaacd, Carl Georg (of Bremon,
bark). n
Di.slin, March 5?Arrived. Aquila. Garrard, Philadelphia;
Alsvid. Slevertsen, Baltimore. n
Galwav, March B? In port Ariadne, for Philadelphia,
wimlbotuui. t(
Cleared id. (leu Kreuielherg. Pattereon. Leghorn. jy
IIavkk, March 4?Cleared, Autocrat, liibbert, Delaware
Breakwater. a<
Kiniii.ro*>, I, March 4?Arrived. San Domenicu, Valarino.
Haltimor* lor Walorlord. y
LlVkKrooL. Marcli 4?Arnvad, Kmma C Baal, Bailey, Ba- T;
ker'i Island: Java tei, Martin. Maw York. >4,
Cleared 4th, Agne* Campbell, Ixiudry, Sandy Hook: Sarah
X Kmma, Carter, llavaua; Icooei, Cocbrau, do; Willie, y
Holme-, Yarniimtli. MS
Off I*real Orniaahead'id, Neptune, Spencer, Liverpool for ol
New York. ii
Lomkix, March 4?Cleared. George II Jenklaa, Hilton, j
Lowes, Del; Eurico Llaudola, Albert, and llunua, Chriaten- y
aen. die
Sailed Item Uravctcnd 4th. Annie 8 Hall, Nelann. Algoa y
Rai; kraniat. 'or Wilmington. NC; Solleclto, New York; y
till., Hudson, Pratt, do. | ft
Liiaan, March off, Amelia, Burgeaa, Havre for New c
York.
i.oxooNDKBur, March 3?balled. Geaella, Burae, Belli- j
more. j,
Lkunnn.v, March 1?Arrived. Mohican, Berry, Genoa, id. ' p,
l'ealii, Seymour, do. j [tj
Sailed tat. Australia (a). Sidoy, Naplea; id, J U Lane, (j
Shute, Muslims, . y
MklboVUXK. March &?Arrived previously, Kllen Goudy,
Perry, Saatienay, j,
I'ourLAMe March 4?In the roads, Kendriek Fnh, :rora
Loudon fur Philadelphia.
Plymouth, March 4?Sailed, Prlecllla, Fraaer, Abcrdeea.
PillaC. March i?Sailed, Alfarlu. 'fonder, Philadelphia K,
(JrKR.asTowx. Marrh i?Mailed. Tancook. Philadelphia;
Martha Cobb, New York; Loula A Martinet Sandy 11 ook ;
David Itabeoek, Grocnock; Miuerva. Liverpool: Mathilda, \\
I. on Jon; Fredaaei, Lou.lonuurrv: Speranta, Tyne; Gas- H
pard. Slllntli : Patent, Lon.iou ; nth. Carl Aiiiel. Baltimore. |u
stavarukr, Feb 17?Cleared, Alliance, l'edereen, Mew
York. | y
st IlkLKNA. no date (by tel from Madeira March 5)?Ar- |
rived, Liuie Wytnan, Hopkins, Algoa llay tor Barbados;
Carrie Clark, Mowell, Bombay for UuU; Buston Vale, Andcreon.
Colombo for Mew York.
YALkkciA, Feb id?Sailed, M W Blethen. Cos, Cadli.
I Put IImhii Crrr or PabiO ; ^
AasTkROA*, March O?Arrived. Matilda Uvlyard, Brooke, < i,
Pliiladclphie.
Sailed tth. Clara, Kruee, Philadelphia ! r,
HkuioL. March 7?Arrived. Keploratore, Lottgobardo. Mew
York. bl
lu Klngroad 7th, Edmund Kaye, Blgalow. Peasacola for
Glouoeste*. '
miLrast. March B? Arrived. Henrietta, Simpeon, Baltimore.
c
Sailed 9th, Enchanlreu, Brodte, St John, MB.
HoNDKii k. March H?Sailed. I'bare, David. Mew Orleani.
Baker, Feb is? Arrived. Orioa, Banca. Havre fur Amer- I
lea.
li a rck lor a, March i?Sailed, Jere Simon sua, Crawford, 1
Key West , I
t allao, Feb IB?Arrived, ship I tide Toby, Woodtide, j fu
Loudon (and sailed i.'td lor I.i.Lmi - hark, 1,alw,lla I'r, IM
iKn, Jankinc. Indeprudc nete Ha> , Inhere (Hr>, (Irfin, ai
lit! .and Butli railed 'JHIi tor I'allaJ MMII) , A4>um tBri, j
Junta, du land aailad JJd tor Havana). { sailed
ju1, >hlp? Mary .Stewart .Br), Fnllerloa. and 1
George U Oulton iHr), Alexander, Loboe; doth, bark Unala, *
Randall, do. B
In port hob ?.H. aliijH Anna Doeetur, I'rorlur, Irom hide- T
MiiMnrla Hay lor huropc, reldir; Cultivator. TkI.I Ikotii *
Liverpool. arrived 17th, dir.; to load lor Karope; Penracda jjj
(llr), t apper, claarinf. to load lor 1'nllad State*; Itarka :
Caprrra llr , Crn ruble divg, to load lor Hampton Kuada; \
Victoria .Car), for l'u*ot Sound; ConnlluUou, Ui.l.op, front I J
Ii|ul<inc, arrived Idtb, dUj. , H
IIUL. March s? Anchored. Ai.nia 8 Halt, Malaria. Irom ! w
I,ondt>!i Tor Alton Bay ; king* County, McLallen. Antwerp 1
for Philadelphia. ,
(iff nth. Alive Huek. Ilarrlman, rrntn London for Cardiff; ){
< It liurge??. MvHrlda. Irom do for Windsor; Carolina Gray,
Hvaat. from do for .
Ilintia, March 3?Arrived. A larld, Hlaartaaa, I'ltliadalphln;
llodwlt. Warnken, Han Franclaeo. *
Arrived at Klnzatvwn nth. Nnovo Uorora, Raltlmara.
liLOVt-karaa. March H-Arrivnd, Allan. I'hilllpa, Dnrlan; J
Otti. oanipaon, du. h
liai k.Mir a. March 7?Arrived. David Habcock. Kriklae.
Tatnaraut; Dth, h miopia (a). Maw York; Francesco K. Cull fano,
do. I
UiAjronw, March 6? Arrived. George F Jordan. Dancan, '
Liverpool F
Salle.I tub. Cochrina, tor Saa FrnoeUen.
i.*x*t*blxiii, March 4?Sal lad, George Btaffaaa. Raw s
Tor,>- . r J
i;anna. March 4?Ballad, Ueo Kremslberg. Patteraoa. Lag- j,
Cvajiili.o*. Jaa 87?Claarad, hark J M MaLaran (Brf, "
Hun," mVcIiS?Arrived, Kulalla, Hergvirom, Baltimore.
Ballad, 7th, hldorado. CeUldge. fori Royal a
Holthe.id, March 7?Arrived, Albania. Soelsy, Llferpokl f
r Bouibav jl
Huuar, March S-Ptmtil, Vests (Am yacht), from New
oudou via Oueeuslowii.
Harwich, March 8?Arrived. I cos, Olsen, Philadelphia
?r Ipswich.
Hiam au. March 8?Arrived, Lady BlessingUm, Brown,
ndrrbury letaud.
Balled Nth, Wieland (s), Hebleh, New York.
Hklthkt. March ^.-Arrived, Storjobaun, Mortenaea.
harisslon . Atlas, Moller, i'blladelphia
IIavits, March 7?Cleared. John fatten, Wyman, New Of
ana; John Black, Dosiie. Hands Hook
Livkkpool, March 8?Arrived, Pennsylvania (s>, Harris
hiladeipliia; Hth. Waldeuaian is), Stephen, Portland.
Sailed 8ili, Phoenician (s), fur Glasgow
Cleared 7th. Mtra, Sloer. Haitiniore; Edward Percy,
mlth, Calcutta; City of Montreal. Mudgett. New York)
iula, Uill. and Culcheater, Kettie, do; Uarrv Bailey,
'iinera, l,r?i'i. Del; Sirlo. Hvendrnp, llainnton Roads. 8th
ubort Dixon, Southwick, New York; Charier Cox. (louder*
I John, -NB 1
Ixixuoa. March 7?Arrived, Plorence, Downle, Charleston. '
Entered out Htb. Coruellur Urinnell, Borlaud. New York.
Cleared 7th, Holland (s), Siiniieon, New York land sailed
em Deal Bthl; Htb, Volunteer. Murlalto, New York; Salsn,
oe. I'rlndueaa Louise. Friedc, Baltltiioru.
Arrived at (Iraveaeud 8th, Patent, Mor^ensen, NewVorkJ .
nglla (si. Murray, do.
Sailed 8th, Carl, Bockelmann, New York; Bth, CalcutUL
euro. do.
Lkitii, March 8?Sailed. Lily, I^awrence. New York.
Lamlash. March 1?Arrived, Vibilia, Kennay, Troon for
leinerara.
Lancaster, March 8?Below, Nordstjaruen, Paust, Pens*
ila
Lisnox. Feb 2ft?Arrived. Castalla (s). Butler. Glasgow
tnd arrivea at Gibraltar March Ji; Geruiauia, Pelllca, New
ork.
MiLroxn, March 8? Arrived, Lydia, Aker, Quesnstown fos
t Johu, NB.
Malaoa. March 2?Arrived, Henry A Burnham, Kaynas,
dverpooi.
Mussina, Feb 28? Arrived. L F Muuson, Munson, New
ork (and rtilvd Marchjl for Beyrout).
Sailed Fell 28. MJarton, Trelier. New Yurk; Clifton, Snow,
o; 28th, Forsete. Abrahamson, Boston.
Newcastlk, March 7?Cleared, Ueo Canning, Turner, JUo
anairo.
Palxuho, March 1?Sailed. Great Western (s), Winoham,
lew York; Assyria (si, Donaldson, Venice.
Point Loans, Jan 28?Cleared, hark Annapolis (Br), Da?
ip. Spain; 31st. ships Louis Walsh. White, United Kingurn
; 9th, F.llphalat Greeley I Br), M alts. do; 12th, Leonora
rillin, do; bark Hattie M (Br), Katou, do.
Qukxxstowx. March 8?Put back, Freya, Blaauw, fa
UurTKitDAM. March 6?Cleared, Endvmion, Davis, Nek
ork Hlurgerueisier Kiratciu, Ehreiirslch, Wilmington, NC|
ola. Koss, Pblladrlnbia.
sillotii. March 8? In the roads, Uaspard, Falkonburg,
"Hi Montreal.
Svn.NKv. NSW, March 8? Arrived, City of Melbourne (?),
rown. San Francisco via Honolnlu.
Tkiki., March 5? Arrived, J as (3 Pendleton, Ollmore, Cherion
via (Jueenstown.
fuiESTK, March 1?Sailed, Preeniti <(), Armstrong, Ne?
ork.
Valencia, March 2?Sailed, Gutseppe V, Volpl, Philadelliia.
'
Liverpool, March 7?The City of Ottawa, from Pentaooln,
r Barrow, arrived here to-day, shipped a heavy sea on the
i lust, which carriod away wheelhouse and a portion of
alwarks.
Queenstowx, March 8?The Sarah. American bark,
ragged her anchors to-day and fouled the Tritone, Italian
Ark; neither vessel sustained any apparent damage.
AMERICAN PORTSALEXANDRIA,
March 20?Arrivod, steamer E 0 Knight.
ew York.
Sailed?Schrs Enoch Moora, Jersey City; W D Hilton
'rom Georgetowni. ??.
BOSTON, March 21?Arrived, brigs Express (Br), Wittinale,
Caibarten: San Carlos. Alhcrton. Matansas; schrs WLevering.
Swift. Pascagoula; II W Pieice, PidVce, Viriuia;
J J Moore. Franklin, Woohawken; Ygnes R Bacon,
laley. Port Johnson; Hushrod W Hill, Ulggins, New Orlens.
Cleared?Steamer Oeorge Appold, Loveland, Baltimore)
ark A C Small (Br) .Evans, Port-an-Prince.
At anchor in the ltoads, steamer Ncrous. for New Tork.
BALTIMORE, March 20?Arrivod, schr John K Shaw,
ox. New York.
Cleared?Steamer F IV Drone, Foster, New York.
Sailed?steamor Lake Champlalu : hark John Campbell.
21st?Arrived, steamers Win Kennedy, Foster. Providence!
'in Lawrence, llowes, Boston; America, Hltlupx, ProvP
Br), Kerr, Dublin.
Cleared?Steamers McCloIlan, Marsh, Providence) Octoira,
Reynolds. Now York; barks Mentor (Nor), Klsinoro;
uuldnock, Kafle, Rio Janeiro; Atlantic (Nor), Knudseu,
IlKo ; Marco Polo ((ier), SchatTer, Bremen; aolir Rodney
arker, Parker, New liaven.
Sailed?Ship Baltiiuoie, bark Atlantic, brig Stephes
Ishop.
BRUNSWICK, Oa, March 17?Cleared, icbr Do Mory
ray. Aldrich. Now York.
BATH. March IB?Sailed, schrs Free Wind, Friable, Nek
ork; Walton. Roger*. Aunapolis.
Sailed?Scbr M K liawlry, Ritwley, Savannah.
DARIKN, lla. March 15?Cleared, bark Arion (Rut), Lata
?u. Birkenhead.
Ditli?Cleared, bark Bertha (Her), Schultie, Dundee.
17th?Arrived, barks Ostsee (Her). Schmidt. Cape Verd)|
grumout (Br). Kenny, Wnitehaven.
Cleared?Harks Rhea (Ueri, Welchman, Borwlck-onweed,
K; Activ (Nor), Olsen, Uiioeustown.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR, March 1K-Salled. schrs Jedle,
Chadwick, New Yore for Salem; Chilliou, Hraut, Provitnee
lor New York; Hannah Blackmail, Arnold, and W
argill, Rich, do tor do: J S Wcldin, Dow, do fordo; Union, *
cw Bedford for do; Argo, Huruev. Wareliatu for do.
KDHARTOWN. March 10?Arrived, sclir Geo L lessenBli.
Beelio. Klixabethport for Portland.
lsth?Arrived, achra Nautilus, Peck, Newcastle. Del, fot
eltast; Trade Wind, Grev. do for Thoiuaston.
llltli?Arrived, schrs W H Thorndike, Cusliraan. Rockland
ir New York; Winnie Laurie. Spear, do for Baltimore.
KERN A N DIN A. March 15?Cleared, brig 8 Suppicich
Jer). Platrens, Kalmoutli, K
FORTRESS MONRUK, March 21 ? Sailed, barks Ragna,
Ibion and Auto, for Baltimore; brig Frances Jane, Rio
nneiro.
Passed in?Barks Orion (Nor), from Lellh: Kate Howe
Br), from St Thomas; Jaue Wright (Br), from Dublin via
ybee.
Passed out?Barks Peter Crernr. Industrie and Glencoe,
ir United Kingdom; Daphne, tor Marseilles; brig Luis nolle,
for Cork.
FALL RIVER. March 20?Passed np, achr R 8 Dean,
fhite. Perth Atuboy for Taunton
Sailed? Schr Jehu S Detwiler, Powell, Philadelphia.
GALVESTON. March 2D?Cleared, snip Australia (Swe),
oh Ken Cronstadt.
GLOUCKSTLIt. March III?Arrived, schrs Vidette. Blatcb>rd,
mid Bellerophoti McDonald, New York.
JACKSONVILLE. March It)?Arrived, scb-s Hat tie Card,
ew York; A K Rentier. Muhafley, Charleston.
Cleared?Schr Nettle Walker. Drew, New York.
MOBILE, March 20?Cleared, schr John McWilllams,
.atliburn. Vera Crot.
21st?Cleared, bark Maria Anna (Aos), Soppa. Bordeaux)
;hrs Matiantico. Randall, Brasos; Webster Barnard, ?
MYSTIC. Ct. March 2U?Arrived. achr F II Miller, Per*
ins, Weehttwken.
NEW ORLEANS, March 17?Arrived, ship Wyoming,
aker, Antwerp: bark Proa[m>ridad (Sp). Mora, Havana.
Cleared?Schrs Wenonali, Baylv, Cienfuegos; Three Sisirs.
Sylva, Apalacliicola and St Marss.
20tb?Cleared, steamer M or caret. Baker. Key West; telps
, B Gilchrist, Emerson, Havre; Adept (Br). Mitchell, Livrpool:
brig Maria Yaabcl (Sp) Maresca Barcelona.
21st?Cleared, steamers Warrior (Bri, Hughes, Liverpool)
raslioar, Forbes. New York: ship Harvester. Boswnrth,
.iverpoot; barks Confidence, West, Havre; Oitertlde (Nor),
assesen, Quccnstown.
hoc-rii wh.it Pass, March 20?Sailed, bark Brothers (Br),
aluinulh
21st?Sailed, steamers Fire (}neen (Br), Liverpool; Marli
Sp), Barcelona; ship Lake Ontario iBr), Liverpool; bark!
udia (Norl, do; Sinus (Nor), do; Punjaub (Br), Havre)
allistn (Nor), Cork.
NEWBERN. March 21?Arrived, steamer Ellon 8 Terry,
Wallace. New York.
NEW HAVEN, March 20?Arrived, schrs J L Leech
obnson, Georgetown; Henry, Benton, I'avonls; Frout,
riggi. Perth Amboy; Mary A Hyer, llodgdon, and Marj
lien. Petit. Virginia.
PORT ROYAL, SC. March 21?Arrived, steamer Ashland,
ruw#n, .icw inn lanu Banco ior rernauuinaj.
PHILADELPHIA, Muvli JU-t'lenreil, bri( Ruth (Br), Ii
Dane, Aricliat Inut aa misprinted).
21st? Arrived, atcamera (ihlo. Moirlaon, and City of BrU>1
(Hn. Kitiaon, Liverpool; Panther, Milia. Button: Ann
.litis. Richardt, Now York: bark Orlgtno (llal), laola,
ewry; Daring. Brauacomh, Carnenaa: briira Amy A Lane,
natlgan, Messina; Anna M Knight, Davit, Ttiuidad|
:hr Georgia Staples, Malouev, Cicntuego*.
AI?o arrived, barkt Klia Moore (Br'. Mart tart, London)
llo (Nor), Telllfaen, Antwerp: Roving Sailor. Bryant, life
ana; brl|{ J W Parker. Brackrt, Palmeimo; ae'hrs Elite
Hwyer. t'ook, Sagua: I) W Lrwit, 11 upper, Matantta; Lob
e, Soniera. Wilmington. Nt'; (lov Burton, Phinney, Nett
oillord: 1) S Siner, lluutly. Providence,
t'learod?Barkt Bessie Parker (Br), Parker, Cork foi
rdert: Pactnlua (Br), Churchill, Nowry; brlir Belle of th?
ay, Williams, Gonna; schrs H Curtle, Curtia, Portland!
ohn Douglas. Parker, fcomeraet; Sarah Bruen, Patten,
oston. ?
Alto cleared, atramcra Williamanort, Wllletta, New York;
aading. Coburn, do; Berka, Pendleton, Boaton : barki Geo
I Barnard, Berry, Antwerp; Argonaut (Nor). Olseu, Cork
ir order*; schrs Lalmin.i. Houghton, Laguayra; W T
lyrne. Benson, Kingston, J a.
Sailed?Steamers Berks, Heading and Williatnsport.
Lkwm, Del. March ?l?Arrived veaterdav. bark Bar.
lomeo Marvlaui iltall.frora Bristol for Philadelphia (M
[>rta that the captain. Magnasco. died March 1 and wa
cried at teu) ; brig Giorgio Washington dtall, Parodl
enoa for Philadelphia; achr Providence, Penaacola lot
ew llaven.
Hark Bergenaeren (Nor), from Dublin, it ordered to pbllaxphia.
Sailed to day, bark Xenla, for Wiacaaaett.
Arrived to day, bark Kalmia (Br), Day, Pernantbnco.
PORTLAND. Me, March JO?Cleared, achr Kranconla, M<k
lie.
Jlst?Arrived, tclir L A .iobnaon. New York.
PROYIDENi K. March 2d?Arrived, atoamera Catharine
lining. Harding Philadelphia; Vindicator. Rogars, do(
lira Win D Marvel. O'Kocle. Alexandria; Lavolta, Whineore,
Baltimore; .lea Alderdlee. Hockhill, Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH. March 17?Cleared, ?chr P C Shulta,
her. paon. Aaplnwall.
Akh- Cleared, bark Antoinette (Ger), Hosenan, Barce no.
Jlat?Arrived, atoamar Juniata, Catharine. Philadelphia,
Alao arrived, steamer Leo. Daniels, Nassau.
Cleared?Steamer Cleopatra, Bulkley. Now York.
Sailed? Bark I.alia Hookh (Br). Philadelphia; achra Thrp?
later. Baker, Woodstock. Kla; P T Willette, Wllletta, Now
van.
SI MARYS. Ga. March M-Cleered, bark J W (Br). Cup
e, Uiienos Avrea.
13th?Cleared, hark Onul (Rut), Bengledurff, Glouceater|
rig Morey (Sp). Motta. Palma {Majorca).
WILMINGTON, Del. March 21-Arrived, achr M U Read,
WOODS HOLK. March ltt-Salled, schr Jssse Murdoch'
hrtvtie, Charleston.
VACH'IM. S'MSAMMOATh, dRC.
POR SALK?STK AM BOAT hSCORT, *?> PKKT LOXO,
beam engine; Is litied with stateroom* and completely
irnished for a night ruiiw; aim. light draught saloon Profiler
Arti .an. It" ton*. in thorough urtlnr; al?n >l<la whoal
til nrooeller ste>im*hlp?. Steamboat*. ate* u Yacht*. 4c.
P P. O. nCHMIDT, No. I Mh William N.
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' water. In good order; price 91.SUX Apply to &
ntVRNM. *1 South *t
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) water, loaded Apply to K. DAI.KY8, boat builder. So.
14 South St.. New York.
1TANTKD TO PC'KCHAMK-SKVBRAL B AKU Kit's
|V lumt carry froiu toSUl) tout. Addrcu MARTIN,
lerald office.
jkTANThD TO ( llAKTKR POR TUB HKAJtOB?A
rT faat, light draught Saloon Steamboat, about l?U Test
i length. Owaert will pleaae give lull particulars to L..
lerald office
MlSCRLLANEOlIlii
\HsoLl.'TK DIVORi.K.S OBTAINED PROM DIPPKKout
States, lor nitnieruua cause*. without publloity;
tgal everywhere ; no charge iu advance; advice free.
M. IIOI'SK, Attorney, IM Hroadway.
TOXSUMPTIOX AXIt DIAKAltfcH OP Til* TilROA1
J and mugs radically enied l.y W inchester's Hypnpheohite
of l.iute ami Soda. CI and per bottle. Sold by all
I Ujtttiat. and at ffi> J?k? SC. New York. J
hTKRVol .S DUUITV, WKAKXKgH, AC.. PROMPTLY.
' radically and permanently eared by MIXOHIdTkK'll
I'KCIPIC PILL (I per bos. sis boxes i> Prepared
ely by WIXCHKSTKR A CO.. Chemists. 36 John St.. X. T,
r MOM AN H. AONKW. THK URI4AT NKW YORK
Orocer, Tea. Coffee and flour Dealer. New Yorker,
rarjrtwdjr ?aU and gat bargain., m Veee# ?