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WHENCE COSES THE STENCH? 'Jiqiiry by i Herald Committee at to Hun ter's Point Odors. ACTION OF INCENSED CITIZENS. That for three years past c?rt|0 sections of the city cd V of New York have been pervaded by tho moat foul and pestilential gases. emanating Irom points over which our Board of Health have been unable to execute the slightest control, is well known to every reader of the Hxkau). That from the black and dtsma! petroleum re thieries and superphosphate manufactories or Bustier's Point there are waited dally and hourly on the easterly winds the germs of those diseases which of late years have to marvellously increased our death list is a fact, which, as tho sequel will show, has now been attested to by the most wealthy and respected residents up town. Bach year these odors and gases have Increased tn vileuets until at last they havs become ao unendurable that the people have been compelled to lorm In mass aad do something to Insure their speedy removal The only recourse lett them Is by some special act of legislation, aad hence those who reside upon the east aide of the city, between Fourteenth street and Central Park, acting in unison, have framed the following bill, which was introduced In Assembly by Mr. Peabody. s TUB BILi. The following Is the bill Tht people o/ tkt tstair of AW fork, ftp i ?id SU Smalt end S. Muly, do -n.ui at follows; Sacriu.v 1 ?Whenever the Board of Health of any tscor porated tll> lu this Stele ?hall bud or be of opinion, end shall to declare thet Iroin or t?y roeeuu of toy por?ult, mat ter or menutactory, ailuete without Iho liuute of ?itch city, or by reason ol tho nature or coudlti.ia of sewerage, drainage er ventilation or the teuie or connected there with, there i> or will be injury or dauger lu Ibe lile jr health of inabitanta of euch city, or is or a ill be pollutiou of tlie air or water supply of >uch ill). or a nuieaace Injuriously affecting the eeiuo or the luhebitanls thereof, it thall be the duty of such Buard of Health to make summary applica tion to tho Supreme Court, or a Justice tltereol. or to the County Court ot th? county wherein such prsult, matter or menmactory la situate, or Is carried on. lor relief lu the premise*. >sc. i, -1'pon such application the Court or officer to whom the tame is made, upon satisfactory proof, by at (davit or otherwise, of the substantial truth of Ibo matters complained ol, may order the per sons or bodies cirporate owning or carrying on such matters or responsible therefor, or iu charge or occupation of ibe buildings or premise* used In such busluosa, metier i pursuit, to show canto bctore such court or officer, Ul a spoil - lied time and place, why the relief applied lor should nut be granted, aud may also temporarily e?jo|n tho coutinuauce ul the matters so complained #f, and upou the relnru of such order to show cause or the beariug thereupon, each court may order the summary auatement of the matter* so com plained ol, or may make such injunction perpetual or grant wucit other or further relief us shell eppeer to be Just. Mice. a. The ssid board of health insy also give notice to any euch person or body corporate, deiuaudtngor requesting that they discontinue such pursuit, matter or mauulactory ni the place where the same lias been pursued or carried on, and Ibe business, matter or pursuit of wbicb lias becu de clared as so causing tujury or dauger to such rlty or its in habitant.; and in rase of relusal or ueglert to comply with snrli notice, may sue fur. end upon proof of such refusal and all neglect aud iujury and dauger. shall recover in any court of coniDCteut Jurisdiction g'.'bo tor every euch refusal or neglect. Mm. 4. 1 Ins act shall take effect immediately. Alter the bill bud paused its second reading It was referred to tbe Committee oo Public Health, which yesterday assembled in lb* reading room ol the Qrsod Union Hotel, located on the corner of Fourth avenuo and Forty-second street. TUB MKKTINO wan well attended by experts in law, chemistry and hygiene. Dr. Russell presided. Upon tbe opening of the meeting Dr. Rueeell said:? We have (ought this meeting with the view of secur ing, If possible, the opinions of those directly inter ested concerning the merits or the demerits of the hill. Any pne present Is at liberty to speak, lor, of the many communications sent In already, wo have been unable to ascertain the exact cause of those odors against which a large number or the best citizens ol New York so coin plain. We boped that in au assemblage oi this kind our minds might become familiarized with the dcisils ol the question, sua that by meetiug men entertaining different v lews on this same subject we might return the bill to tho Assembly with more Ul tra ir comments. Therulore, 1 call upon any oue to arise end state his opinion. A VOICS mux URKBSrOIXT. Mr. T. F. Rowland then took the tloor and said:? Year uiter year me Irlghtful smells with which we Bud fault havo become more and more offensive. Tbe time has come at last when we cau bear them no louger. 1 bey will kill us. Why, sir, it may seem strange, but in the hottest months ol suuitnar 1 have been many and many a time compelled to close my wiudows lightly to keep out the obuoxloua lurnes of petroleum. The luiuoa which prorood from Pratt's oil works will tnako oue actuu.ly vomit. In the summer time when the refineries are ruuning it Is absolutely Impossible lor me or lor my family to ait ou the piazza or uoor step, for with the (tetroleum smell la an odor of sulphuric acid that Is too powerful to be endured. MM. HOKs' K1SZXSK. Mr. Hoes, who resides on Forty-ninth street, said:? Tbe stench is, in the summer months, in my neighbor hood simply dreadluL It is tne odor ol kcroscno, mingled with that of dead animals. At night it has sometimes so |>ervaded the rooms of my house that 1 have been comjielled to gel out of bed and dose my Windown During an easterly or southeasterly wind and a damp atmosphere wo cau scarcely breathe. MOIIK COMIM.AIXT8, R. H. Rice, of Fillielh street, auid:?Some time ago 1 resided at the corner of Thirty-ninth street and Park avenue. Tho odors coming over Irotu Hunter's Point and other localities across the river, directly opposite my bouse, were so loul that to gel away iroui them 1 moved uway uptown. 1 wondered at Brst where tho smells came Irom. 1 went out, exautim d all the sewer holes near by, but fouud at last that Huntsr'a Point was the place front which thoy emanated. You ask me to tell you what the?o smells resemble I can not ; they ore inuctcribabie. Miould you rcsido up towu during tho dug days you would not put such a question to mo. 1 think this bill should be passed, but we who ask lis |utssage wish to take no mean ad vantage. If It doos pass and we complain to the courts our complaint will be of no avail it, upon ex amination, it is learned that the manufactories are not nuisances, but are conducted ma cleanly fashion. We to not waul tno proprietors of these worse to reeign their Dusiueaa or even remove their works, tor these oOenslve odors, 1 kuow. can be subdued without mnch trouble and at very trilling expense. UK. SCMUITX'S MOMTIUL8. As soon as Mr. Ktco had coucludcd Mr. Bchultz, an ex member of the old Metropolitan Hoard of Health, arose and spoke as lollows:? "It la ray misfortune to live on Murray Hill, whero my uostrils are constantly oOended by the disagreeable odor of petroleum. Tbe gentleman who preceded uie uiade a good remark. He said that it was uol necessary lo remove the inanulac torics, nor is it. 1 sra somewhat of an expert, aud I know the odors oau be entirely exterminated. When I was a member of the Hoard I koew a gentleman who owned a varnish niakiug establishment, which was a curse to ail the neighborhood. He completely cleansed his place of It In a single month I coukl give hun dreds of similar examples, but when we tried to disin fect the Hunter's Poiut refineries we laiicd, as we had no jurisdiction over them I don't snow whether any one has ever been killed by tbe lumen of petroleum, but I am sure that a sick child eonlined in a house, llie win dows of which could not be opened ou account of kcro sine odors, would be hastened to its grave. I know I drove a young horse around the plaoe over the river once, and he was suffocated and tell down." uirricuLTixa i.x tub way. Mr. T. C. Smltn, ol Grcenporat, said:?"The main objection raised to the hill is that it brings two different Health Boards into conflict. Hut our Health Board are indifferent and will do nothing when we complain lo them. Only a lew years ago we asked them lo remove the abominable places along Nowiouu creek and they refused. Hut a flaw of us appealed to tbe law and im,iii_v succeeded in our purpose, but it coat some of u? several hundred dollars la do It. Tbe odors pro teed Irotn a hundred |>oinia?from Hushwick creek, Irom Newtowu creek, and from the anIphuretted hydro gen produced by the superphosphate works. raovxsaoK ciia.voi sh's viswa. Professor Chandler, Presideut of the New York Hoard of Health, was then called upon, as an expert, to give his opinion. The following is it* purport:? there is no doubt that tbe petroleum works of Hun ter's Point and other nuisances adjacent to that locality are doing great injury to tho people ol New York. The complaints made by the Hoard ol Haaitb are Tory nu merous, but we are notable to abate them either of ourselvos or by advising w ith the Hoard or Health m Brooklyn. Wo nave tried the latter course, wo worn kindly received, but the nuisance still continued. In the rehuiug of petroleum sulphuric acid is used lo cleanse the nil The kerosene is put Into a huge lank, Is llieu vigorously stirred aud thla acid collects all the impurities in the oil, aud precipitates them. This substance te called s.udge acid. It le very foul, and is sent from tbe reflncriex and used in the manufacturing of super phosphate. The steaeh arising from it is very pecu liar. There te no poruoa of our isleud thai is uol more or lees affected by n I came here to-day, however, more particularly to state, as an ex|wri and one who has made the subject a special study, that the odors we arc compelled 10 endure need uot exist. . Modern distnleciar.ts would completely destroy them. There >? not ibe slightest reason lor compelling I In-oil refiners or super phosphate manufacturers to abandon their work or remove their establishments. A little regard for the public health sad comfort woula, at u smell expense, reuder these works perfectly in uocuous. I think the bill u an exteneai one. I do Lot see in whet way it could be improved. 1 suite this n'lcr having given it a very careful reading. USMSKAI. CAT LIS'* srSXCW. General Calin, of Brooklyn, then look the floor and Mid :? I do not aee the neeoeaity of thla bill Those who ?egard tne works over the river as nmsaaces nave their -vinedy in tbe com mo u law and the statute law. 'hough this bill whioh you want to have passed is {vncmi in appearance It Is special la fact, sou by it yrivab'individuals who reside in New York have the privilege of laieriertag with a public establishment in Brooklyu; may have their coMplaint sustained, sad, la the language of tbe bill, force the manufacturer summarily to abandon bis busioesa in Brooklyn. Ho long as we have laws whleh will cover the cases ta Curat I see no reason why we shoo Id enact new ones ke this. 1 don't think we ought to vote tor auything (Mat will bring the Heard* of two dtflbrent elites I a to constant conflict" Cpon this bssis or argument tbe gentleman made an exhaustive speech, which earned uiucb heated dtscuseiou. He was frequently inter rupted, many ot his points being neatly disposed of by these opposing. Many other speeches were made, but tbe above fairly represent the various views put forward by oiihsr side. Dr. OUcrson, President ol the Brooklyn Hoard of Health, said tbe reason why their Board had not taken action in the matter was becauswthey had received no complaints, and not because they were unwilling to do Ik The meeting did not adjourn until nearly aeven o'clock P. M. It is the intention ol tho Qve physicians composing the 1'ubiie Health Committee to visit all tho points complained of, and report the facts to Albany. WHAT IT WILL BE IN SUMMER. To Tan Editor or the Hxaaut:? You are justly entitled to a vote of thanka from up town residents for your article tu to-day's edition beaded, "Tbe East River Stench." Por several seasons, during tbe summer and autumn months, the deadly and poisonous gases and disgusting odors per meating the atmosphere have rendered the moat aris tocratic and populoua sections of our city scarcely habitable, and during the close, sultry evenings of August snd September, when thorough and unre strained ventilation In our dwellings is most essential and if vital importance, over .KXi.OOO persons are compelle I to swelter with closed doors snd wendowe la vain endeavors to exclude these pestilential wails from the "phosphate lactones" at Hunter's Puint and vicinity. Sow, 1 ask, as a law abioiug < m/.eu, have the people no rights which private Individuals sud grasping corporations are bound to respect; snd is it uot sulttcieiil reproach to our boasted civilisation and republican institutions that we are herded like cattle 111 public conveyances by the servant* ol the people, aud robbed by oppressive taxation to support thieves mid pluuderei H, or compelled to wade, oilcu more than .inkle deep, through 11.thy streets, tor tue cleaning ot winch millions of dol.ar* annually go intu the pockets of dishonest officials, but tbat tbis crowning outrage must be patiently endured r Why, sir, in any otiier city than New York these pest houses would he razed to the ground by a Justly incensed public; but bore, wnvre "oue man power ' is the order ot the day, sui u proposed retribution would savor of Communism. I can ouly say, lb mo words ol Cassius, "Aye, thou art sbutnuq ; Koine, thou host lost the breed ol coble bloods" l aru licarilly glad, how ever, to see that your valuab.e journal has taken the matter in hand, sua 1 trust it tnsy be made tne subject of an editorial. I aiu also certain that tho majority of aggrieved parties will contribute, it necessary, lo a Iuud lor the abatement or entira removal ol the nuisance Thanking you for your consideration shown my last communication, I remain, your obedient servant, N*w York, April 3, 187a. M. T., Jr. NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Tbo monthly meeting of tbe New York Historical Society was held last evening, Mr. Frederic De Feyster presiding, and aftdr the transaction of the regular bust* ness, which Included a sketch of the late Prosper M. Wctmore, to whom the society aeoms at various periods to huve been under great obligations, Mr. John Austin Slovens read a very interesting paper on "Tho Delegates of New York In the Second Continental Con gress," opening with a brio! review of tho various pro posals lor tbo union of the colonies by delegations oC their Assemblies, tbo ilrst of which, drafted by William Penu in lab", served as a model to all tho otners, and briefly alluded to tbo conventions kuowu as the Indian Congress, which met at Albany in 1734 at tbe request ol tho British government, and the Stamp Act Con gress, held at Now York in 1784. Mr. Stevens passed to a consideration ol the first and second Coutineutal Congresses, which met at Philadelphia in 1774 and 177a. The first of these, the papers ol which re ceived tbe famous encomium ot I.urd Chatham, "as not Interior to the finest production of the master States of tbe World," sprung Irom tbe determination of New York no longer to come into any non-Importation or other commercial agreements, which experience had shown to be unequally observed by the diilcrent colo. niot>, and only to cousout to tbo ordinances of a gen eral congress. Tho only measure of the first Continen tal Congress was a petition to tho King. Fortunately, wuen dissolving, it provided lor a successor in Hie lol lowing year. 'I his wan itio Immortal Congress which declared the independence ol America. The New York city delegation was tbe aamo in both ot tlieau bodies, with oua exception. Of ita ni'in hers three were mer chants and two lawyer*; their nainoa?i'bilip Living mIoii, John Altop, Kruneia Lewis, James 1'uanu and Jobu Jay Francis I-ewts tad been choaeu to tako the pi*to of Isaac Low, who, though warm in the first Congress, decliued further service. The most important ol tne other delegatos iroin tbe New York colony to the Sccoud Congress wore Colonel Philip bcbuyler, from Albany; Itobert K. Livingston, Irom Dutchess; Colonel Lewis Morris, Iroin Westchester, aud the stanch. Indexible George Clinton, lator the first Governor of tbo Siato. Sketches of the lives ot those characters, In which tho allusions of John Adams to their personal traits added pleasing color, interwoven with the local detail of New York city during tbo period, made up tbe body of tbe paper. Its close was a eulogy of Jay, tbe most remarkable although tbe youngest member ol theNowYoik delegation, and a dclence of New York from tbe charge of hesitation or lukowarinneas In regard to Independence. After alluding to tbe actlou of tbe Provincial Congress, bo showed that it was out of the powor or cither the New York delegation at Philadelphia to vote lor Inde pendence or lor the Provincial Congress lu Now Yom to instruct tbem so to vote. The resolution of Independence was reported by Jef ferson on the 43ib ol J uue, and considered uu the 1st of July, the day set apart lor Ita debate. When tho question came to be taken two-thirds of the colony were in its lavor. .South Carolina and Pennsylvania In tbesiegalive, Delaware divided, eml New York excused ] tor the want of instructions. The Jd ol July tustruc- ' tloua from Delaware were received, tbe dissutlslled members Irom Pennsylvania absented themselves, i leaving the vole of tnat colony to tbe minority; and, the South Carolina members chnngmg their minds, the resolution was unanimously passed, and Thursday, the ?lh ol July, the fatuous Ducluraliou was published to the world. Tbe New York Convention, empowered to establish a government lor tho colony aud to Ueclaro its inde pendence or Great Uritain. met at While Plains, Tues day, the tub of July. The same morning they received Iroin their delegates the Declaration ol Independence. The news had been delayed by the interruption ol com munication. It was i in mod lately relerreil to a com mittee, ol which John Jay, who hud returned home to take part lu these deliberations, was chosen Chairman, and on the same alto moon it resolution reported by hliu, engaging the New York colony in lis support, at the risk of their lives aud fortunes, was adopted by the Convention with eutliusiaslic unanimity. Mr. Elevens concluded his paper with an earnest ap peal In behalf of the Historical Society. ROME, PAPAL AND PAGAN. Rev. Dr. C. 8. Hobinsou delivered a lecture last evening on "Home, Papal and Pagan," at tbo Memorial church, corner of Madtsou avenue and Fifty-third street. This lecture Is one of a course of four, covering tbe entire Kingdom ol Italy. It was prolusely illustrated with rare stereoscopic views thrown upon a largo screen. l)r. Robiusuu's long residence abroad entitles lnm to be beard on the subjects treated by htm. Among the first exhibited was St. Peter's, exterior and in terior, showing tbe gold and silver Illumina tion si K aster. The story ol Ueatrlce Ceucl was told apropos of lbs spot where she anfiercd, Just outside tbo Castle of St. Angelo. A copy of Guide's picture was shown. Next came tbe Vatican, with lu art treasure*. The Pope, be said, Is a "prisoner," it at all, in a mansiou of 1,loo apartments, furnished with matchless taste and costliness. F.veu his garden is lull of beauty In (lowers and trees, ?latues without uuuiher, ancient rshrs and modern adornmeut*. Raphael's "rrausliguraliou" aud the "LaocoAa" were shown, ot natural site. Alter this the audience wero invited to visit Hit Forum. The ruins of temples aud arches were described in detail. Tbe Coli seum and the arches ol the App an way were also shown, one ot the most interesilug ol ail the scenes was the tn.-ide of th* Arch of Titus, showing the oldest baa relief extant, representing the seven-branch catiulo * tic* as it was lu the Temple at Jerusalem. The Foun tain ot Treves, the Tomb el Raphael tu tbe Pantheon, the Church ot St. Johu l.ateran. where the popes lor a thousand years were crowned, the Capitol, with its splendid equestrian statue of Marcus Aurcliu*. were next seen. This course ol lectures concludes on Thurs day evening witb Naples and Poni|>eiu SHIPPlNGJs'EVVS OCEAN STEAMER& utss Of fiirsaictii moil saw toa* roa ths hunt* or araih. Sltmmtr. | Awvl* |/?*<?.,<we?< | nfu., Algeria (April i Liverpool 4 Bowling Green 1 Imbrta I April 6 j ttamourg.. ol Hroadway btate ol Indiana... April ?. Glasgow...|?j< Hroioaay he pa bile I April V., Liv.-rpooi.. |37 It road war City ol New York.. J April A. Liverpool.. j!.?it read ear " ' " (bw Hil4Uway lh* vjueea I April ?. Liverpool Neekar I <pril ?. Bremen... Av-yrie J April 9. Glasgow. China I tprtl I.' Liverpool, t'tty et Kicbnioad. i April 13. Liverpool. -, _7 I 4lisdi i ,pnl Ll,| London .. , oh HloeUwav Nnevin... | April 13. | Hamburg. .61 Hroadwty Bowling vtreea .* Bowling tireea 4 Howling i.reea 16 Broadway Keuerderu April 111 KoUvr.Um Germanic..,.,.... April 16. Llveroool llrleetia April 16 i.ir. .p.ioi o4#r April 16, Bremen . > Ujortn sprii is. Idaho Ai.nl la. Liverpool Antennae April l?. ilevrv Holtniia April IP. Liverpool t itr ot Brooklyn. Vnrl.at. Liverpool Male ot Peanayla. April Jo. Glasgow Gebert '?"*? ?? - Celtic ?'o Hroadwty 67 hrondway ||1P liroad a ey j Howling.ireea .' Howling Giaea -'W Hrondway .'*> Hroauway 4 Howiiug t.reee 16 Hroauway TV Hroadwty Vrli;.7. '.""?sew...r> roadway April Jv. I Hamburg.. |dl Hroadwty April XI. Liverpool. ..S7 Broadway Aar liU ...a.gi.w ..7 How :ng tJr Hollvia April iU.,,........ Kpglaad Aprilaa. Liverpool*.'. NniB vpru i Bremen.... Nevant Aprll'd.V Lnerpooi Hi. I. a j real April 26. | llavra Abyss,nle cprl. .n , L'veroooi F Caiaa.l ........ Aprt. 27 iKolterUam I'ommeraaia April 27 Hamburg C||V of Montreal . Apr1)2V I Liverpool Adriatic April 29. I Liverpool . Italy l|.rlllA (Liverpool.. Als.ua jAprilJ'.v Ulaegow i Bowling Green dp Hroadwav j Bowling Groea XI' HroaUwav >6 Hroadway 4 Howling Green 'ei Hrnaowav *U Hruadway 16 Hrondway 37 Broadway 169 Hroedwee " howung Greet I ? ...> ? . . no* i.ng r.reea Wrser I April3". Hremta. ...IS Hewi ng Greea ?9-KOTlCk TO CAPTAINS OP VIMUv IS TUB CtlAHTlSU HKRVICK?Captalav er officers af veseelv on ?at of oar eneau wbo obeerve the displacement or removal of u; of the mo buoys or* requested to commaaiests tbo i foci to tbo 11 ick a Li), in order that tbo matter mar bo pub licly brought to tbo attention of tbo pepper authorities A I 'otter addressed to tbo MKaaLO, giving tbo number and position or tbo Lnoy aud tbo extent of tbo displacement. It j all that it necevsary. I pgr NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OP VESSELS ENTERING 1 TlIK PORT Of NEW YORK AT NIUUT.-Tha Nuw You 11 SKALD hat adopted edistingulsbiagCostoa night signal for , use on board tbo llnnaLD steam yacht, shoeing while burn ing the colors red. green, red, changing from one to the other \ in succession, and can be Men several miles distant. Cap , tains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige ns by preparing any marine news they may bare for the Ship News Department of the llauaLn. Asp'Persona desirous of communicating with vessels arriv ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vssmIs, care of IlgnsLD news yacht, pier No. 1 East River. New York. ; Letters received from all parts of the world end promptly de ! livered. Duplicates ore required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY. SUM AXO HOOK. I RICH WATER. 1 San rise* 6 38 | Gov Island. ...morn 5 60 sun sets A 29 | Sandy Hook...morn 0 06 Moon sets morn 4 14 Hell Gate morn 7 &6 ; PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 4, 1876. ARRIVALS. j REPORTED BY TBI HERALD OIK AM YACHTS AHA RIBALD WIIITKOTOIR TKLKUKATU UNA I Steamer Tbv (Jueeu (Hr). Brace. Liverpool March 24 end ?ueen?town 2Mb, with ttidse aua 129 pasvengers to P W J urst Steamer Cltp of New York (Br), Levee, Liverpool March ' 23 and (Jueeosiowu 24th, with indaa and passengers to J li i Dale Msrch 28, lot 8U SS. |un2t)Ol, paaaed brig L'Esper ; ance CFri, hound W| April 2. lat 41 u7, Ionffilttt, aGerusen brig-ngued steamer, bound K; same day, 439 mi lee E of Steady Hook, steamer Oily of Chester (Bet, hynm (or Liver Bui430 miles K of do, steamer Egypt (Br;, hence for verpoot. Steamer Geo Cromwell, Bacon. Bermuda March 31, with mdse and passenger, to A E Outerbridge. Had strung headwinds; April I. 4 I'M. spoke schr Alfred Rrebrook. of Taunton, from Portland tor New Orleans, rudder l.eed goiiAt ' she ?a- making for Bermuda The <1 C has as paamuger* 10 oi the crew of ship J \ Troop, which was foundered at sea (before reported), they being nicked up by bark J-myr uinte slid landed at Uertnuda. Steamer City ul Dallas, liines, Fernandina March 29, ' Brunswick. <ia. 30th and Port Koval 31st. with mdse and passengers to 0 II Maitorr A Cu. Aoril 2. IIaltera, hearing IV XV. passed steamer Citv of New York. Iirtica for Havana. Steamer Benefactor. Jones. Wilmington, NC, April 1, with mdse and pa-vonger* to W ru H Clyde A Co steamer Klchitiona. Kelley. Richmond. City Point end | Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion I Stcamabiothk Sour i .urine. Burners, Cardan as March 24, with sugar to Brett, Son A Co. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Galatea, tValflen. Providence for New York. Schr Laura A Burlingame, Buiiingame, Kennebec River for New York. Schr Mlnquas, Philips. Providence for New York. Schr Harriet Thomas, Van Cleef, New Haven for New York. Schr Cicero, Clerkson, Bangor for New York. BOUND SABT. ' Steamer Acushnet. Itcctor. New York for New Retford. Steamer AJbatroas, Devis. New York for Pell River. Hkrald TkLgunarH Btatioh. > Wuitksto.vk. LI. April 4, 1S78. I Owing to the severe norther to-day no sailing vessels passed eastward. A few small market schooners which were in Flushing Bay tried it, closely reefed, hot were glad to run back and anchor under Hammond's for shelter. The Round and roastwiM steamers, however, nil paaMd here en schedule time. ? * CLEARED. Rtcaraer Wyoming (Br), Forsyth, Liverpool vie Queens town?Williams A Uuiou. steamer Labrador (Frj.Ssnglier, Havre via Plymouth?L de Hoiban. Steamer PottaviUe, Wlnnett, Havana?James E Ward A Co. Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, Havanaab W R Garrison. Steamer Wysnoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich mond?Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamer Concord, Slieln, Philadelphia?James Hand. Steamer Neptune. Berry. Hoetou?H f Dlmock Bark John GriRIn (Nor, formerly Am), Salvesea, Liver pool?ilrnhast A Bnyesen. Bark Nsversiuk. .larvia, London?Brett, Son A Co. Bark Fearless iBr), Slater, Riga (Russia)?J F Whitney A Co. Bark Annetta (Nor), Roth, Havre?Punch. Edye A Co. Hark Golden Fleece (Br), Armstrong, Barbados?U Trow bridgo's Sous. Brig Flora (Ger), Hansen, Santos win Richmond, Ya?Oel rtchs A Co, Hrig Laura Qertrudn, Risk. Rranswlek, Go?Wsrren Ray. Brig Clias Dennis, Darrah. Philadelphia?Jos W Blwsll A Co irrcleared from April 3). Brig Premier (Br), Rogers, Elixabetbport, NJ?Boyd A Hincken. Schr Vrsie, Csmp, Georgetown. 80?E D Hartburt A Co. bchr Juuuls Elisabeth, Weaver, Baltimore?Wm Coal mars. SAILED. BtMoen Librtdur (Kr), lor Mono; Wyoming (Br), Liv erpool ; Potteville, llwiot; Herman Livingston, Savannah; Wruoke, Richmond, Ac; ibip (Jonqueror, AMfruciaM; brig Hebe ecu J P*i|[e, Hague. Wind et auuset, N W ; 8 2K) PM. N, atruag. Barometer at tunnel, 28.63; midnight, 2&83k MABITIME MISCELLANY. ?jr Kur linking of irhr Reiph M Hay ward, la a collision, see cable newt. The K M II wea 487 ton* regiater, built et Bath, Me, in 1873, end belled (rum Tennton. (pi'or "trending of tear Helen J llolwey, from Clea fuegus lor Botiou, and lot" nf teveiel lives tee generel newt column! Tlie II J II li 223 torn rogiiter, wet built et Me cblaa in 1887 end belli from New York. Straxrr Tkxas Bri, Leurenien, from Liverpool for New Driven, urea aground on tbe bar et Bouthwest Pen April 4. Kmr Jacob V Tuoor (Br), Parker, from New Tork March |l> for Ilriatol (before reported foundered), reporta March 13, lat 38, Ion (H, encountered a gale from 8W ; look in light *eilt; found the ?hip would eettle on either tide If running long; fore aud miiien royal yards were then aeut down ; at midnight had her running beforo tbe gale under three top eeila and foretell and the made very bed weather, at any water coming on deck would lilt her right over; abe wae tattling to aterboard all the lime, wind end ten on port qnar ter; 14th. hauled up with e view of atreightetting her up; ?he righted a little wheu an attempt waa again utado to (tear before the wind, but it wae found to be of no one, aa tbe tea was wasbiuu off tbe etarboard aide of tbe deck; healed her up again, alien ahe (ell right over to port, the lee tail all under watea Out awav the Jib geaketa, loosed tbe weather aide ut the foreeeil, to try aud get her off; she waa then lying broad across the ten und aettling more ail the time; 8 AM. cut away llio oiiiiemuaat lor the aaioe purpoae ; a heavy gale was now experienced end the aea waa making e ?Mag ontlnual breach over the lhip and waablng everything movable off tbe deck, itove lu doors uud partitions and completely gutted the carpenter aliop and galley; II) AM. cut through tbe cabin floor and oegau, with ell bands, throwing ' overboard cargo off port side; worked at It till 8 Ait, Kith, wben the maiumaat waa cut-away, the ehlp then lyiug with tbe leu aide ol lower tuaiutop.ail yard in tbo water; cut the ueathcr rigging, but it was impossible to get at tbe lee lido as the water waa half way up on the main batch and the rigging under water. The aea continued to waeb over the ?hip and the three boats aft were annulled in at their lead ings and washed away Id AM?Again worked at cargi i night aud day. The maiumaat li and continued at tbe same going over broke tbe puuip gear on deck and ried away tbe Rferaii: tbe wreck still alongside tbe ship pounding nnd dialing aide and the ineiuyard thumping eud on under the stern; tbe enrpeuter was washed o\crboard in the afternoon . I8tli, gale moder ated aud it lull a calm ; when the fore hatch, alter nnd booby hutch were lakeu off and*wll hands were at work rolling out flour, ship atlll on beam ends, wilh about two feel of water In the well; HO fathoms of port chain waa run overboard, and toward evening the mainsail was awaib; at night be gau bailing water up through puuip well; the water el ihl* lime began to gala; the men, trom sort, hunger, and 1 cold, were getting exhausted; 17th, continued ball- | ing, sounded and found 8 feel of water iu well; > uimumaet atlll alongside and tearing at chain bolt*; by this I time another gale had sprung up, and sea continued to wash : over the ship; 4 :3U I'M. a sail passed close to leeward, but* she took no notice of our signals of distress; still hailing, sl ip having 8 feci water iu well; large boat waa got over, but it was capsised; it was then got forward and used aa a drae ; I nth. moderate weather; l'.rli, two or three tails were sighted, but no notice was taken of our slguala; >1111 hard at work bailing; 20lli, II feet of water in well aud ship set tling; very stormy weather from SW waa now encountered, and ship made more water through holeimade in her side by drawing chain holla; rigging all under water and the chains were uearly cut through the planks; lereyard broken aud sails in ribbons; 5:3u I'M a sail waa made, which proved to bo the bark Sniysniote. of Ho.ton. Captain Hears, who a.keil If wc could hold out till daylight; 21.1, 3:SU AM, we were taken off the wreck in lat 38 30, Ion 112 20; on Bound ing before leaving ten ten water w as in 'he ship and lee rail all under, boats all gone and nothing standing km lore and forelopmaat; two houra after leaving a gale sprung up, lu which tbe ship probable went down; nil hnnda were landed at Bermuda; ; Smr VaxoourgR (Br), nl San Krauc-tsrw March 27 from Liverpool, reports!?Dec 5, lat 33 4<i S, Ion 18 22 W, Christy otaltuii. ordinary seaman, a native ul Ireland, aged 20 years. :ei! overboard froai tbe upper main top tail and wan drowned flHir Rpwanp O'Brirx. Smaller, from Ma) I lion ee Feb 23 for Liverpool, with guauu. out Into Callau March 8, making 4 inches water per hour Divert discovered the leak to be In a bult forward, which waa stopped, aud the ship proceeuad on tbe I tth. Suir 'Joi.D llt'TriR, Lincoln, at 8an Prinrisrn March 27 from Boston, on Jan I, iu a henve 8w gale, wruug rudder head eery badly, and have lieea obliged to (leer the ahip with lacalcs to port, 8th. lat 58 S. Ton 81 W, saw a large run ahip, 4 masted Irou ship, with Jibbvum gone, bound K. Harts Parana?The following It Capt Nichols' account of ' the hunting of tilt tease, previously brleQy noticed/ , eu the voyage irom Hull, K. to Valparaiso -Tbe disaster happened oa i lie list of J ouuary, In lai M IK S. Ion 77 25 W ; Jan A), 4 I'M, discovered smoke rising out ol the lere and after hatches, whim I thought had the appearance of Are; went I dow n tutu tire between decks lore and ait. bat could not sea anything that indicated lire, and supposed it waa nothing but steam aud pat from the hold, until I1* PM, wnea tbe smoke and gas became eo suffocating that it was Impossible . tor me t iflsf lu Ibe cabin . knowing that tbe ship waa en lire went to work pouring water down the batches; every | lew minutes oonld hear an explosion, sehleh sounded like the disc harging f a cannon ; alter two hours' work pat un all hatcue. and ulsde everything tight. In hopes to smother the li-e; at 12, midnight, exhibited signals of distress until daylight; at I AM, I an 31. tbe alter hatch burst open, and In lest than 2i> miuut.es trie lore and main hatches blew : opcii. ail balche- being calked down and all hatch houses lashed at daylight, 3 30 AM. saw a teasel ahead, about 8 miles distant, and set a signal ol dlstrees. and commenced ; to get lb# boats clear; at <! AM abandoned the Paituoa and 1 took to onr boats, the strange vessel, which was bearing down, bet*/ I't miles di.taiit; at this time tlie Are was ; gaii.ing rapidly, the barb being completely ravaloped with smoke ; at 7 AM we were picked up by t ant Prltehnrd. of bark i'aaithea of and Irom Liverpool for Valparaiso. after getting everybody on bansd the I'aaithea, Cap! Pritcitard, his second mate aud o seamen, at my request, returned with me to ii,e Patmos, but <?e could not remain on board more , than 13 nslnutes, <ec succeeded .u saving ? part of our ! clothing alter returning to the Pasiihea we lay by the i burning vessel < hour., when we Piled away, leaving the ' III laiea I'atmos one mass of flames ; we arrived at this port t Valparaiso. oh ths llftli ol Kebraary. Hank Kam \Dutch., laaachaen. (ton New Orleans March I 17 tor Havre, with 211*1 hales cotton was lowed Into Bruns wick. <ia April 4 by steamer Dictator, with hews stove aad 7 leet of water ta her hotd. Brio o?sso, Lour*, from Mobile Feb 1ft, wilh 1,240 hales i eo:sou for Havre, pat late M. Deorge a. Bcrmada, Marah 2d, and report*:?Feb 28. let 84. Ion 88, IU (truck by ? whirl wind. Jibed luaisbouui end tltippcd a heavy tea, which wok o!T the skylights and tilled the cabin with water. March I, let 41. Ion 53, in a beery gale Irom ME, veeeei under ehurt eanveee, tripped on a uh. and iu a moment everything above deck wan taken overheard, leaving ouly about thirty feat of the maiiiinaet: the wreck ?u cut adrtll fur toe eafctv of the vessel, cargo aud lives; vessel not uieklug any water, tin the 3d rigged Jury spar nud bore up (or uearoat port, tin the 15th. In a NN'W gale. ehippped a tea which i rtarted the forward houae and brittle everything movable on deck front their fastenings; on the 17th pooped a eea which dove in after houae. hinuaele. filled the cabin with water, carried away rail on the poop and injured the man at the wheel; the gale continued until the 18th. Another (ale Irom Sw vm encountered on the 23d; dec It a continually flooded nud veseel laying in the trough of the eea and rolling badly; (lie anchored in Five Kutb?m Hole. Bermuda, on the'2tMn, audnvaa towed into 81 George ? eamc day. 11 rig Mask WnrsLRR. Grover. from Gnsntana'nn for Philadelphia, baa been wrecked in Knm Gay Part of cargo (angar) saved and aold. The M W waa 323 tont reiriater, built at St George. Me, In 1858, and hailed from that place. Hkic OoNSTAXCS iBr), Hollta. from St Martina with a car go o( aait, put into Bermuda March 2d leaking and to try tha martiet. Bkio Avtox, Copp. from New York Feb 24 for flt Johns. NK. encountered a vary heavy gala from NW off George* Pet 3d. in which (be bad deeka ewept and everything mov able waahed overboard; ale<< broke ring bolls out of the deck. lost water caaka, Ac. March d. when about 40 mllea aouth of Sabla Ialaud, encountered large flelda of ice ; wae Iced la 3 dav*. Marcli IU. In a heavy gale rrom E. eprung foremast. broke tupaail vard and smashed the fore troaeel treea. aud the vessel was driven Alt) miles to westward. An unauccetarul attempt waa made to reach Halifax, and on the 18th squared away lor Bermuda, and nnchorednt 31 Georges ou the 3dth. henh Jrssib Jonk* (Bri, Rudditig, 25 daya out from Dem erara lor Yaroiouth, NK, put iulo St Grurgaa, Bermuda, March 17 (hurt of provleiona end with raptala ?lck. .-die eailod for deatinatiou on the 2Uth la charge of Mr Mqrrell, first mate. Sena Abba Doank, Nlckenon, from GlonceetorO daya out for Haracoa, pat Into Bermuda March 2d with bowsprit eprung. Si nn Ids H Siuaax. from Oyster Bay for Pntchogue. which went aahure at Klre Island Bar. March 21, and waa reported aa haviug gone to piocea. It ia now Staled will be taken to Kay Shore aud hauled out for repairs; ia reported aa lyiug iti the main channel, about two miles Irom the Inlet, with the torruiost cone aud bottom bodly raked j The cauao of her goto/ aaliore la said tube the (Lifting of , the buoya aet to mark tbe channel. Sena J t'narrs, from Rocklund for New Yoik with lime. , had cargo take fire off Gross Itip aud put Into Edgartown _ let iusi She Ilea at the wharf, and hopes are entertained , ' that tbe fire will be put out without much damage to vessel or cargo. Sena M A Goon**, Coombs, from Beaton 0 daya ont for Gape IJaytiou. put Into St lieurge'a, Bermuda. March 27. with bowapnt and niainbnoni broken nud cargo damaged from watai going dovrti through decks Stilt RoawKLl, Irom Sagua, which went ashore in tha Delaware, gnt off and arrived at Philadelphia 4th last unin jured. after discharging part of cargo. Sciia Saltan Eaton, from Pensacola. at Philadelphia April 4, experienced heavy weather March A); lost part of deck load and split tails. Schr Franklin, from Kockland for Boston, put lata Port land 4th lust leaking 1S0J strokot per hour, aud will have to go en tha railway for repairs, Scnit S P Brown, at Philadelphia 4th Inst from Wilmlng tou. NO. aplit Jib. stove boat aud lost a am all (portion of dock liAarl las sa h L! irula W nauih 'Ifa Idad lu a bK gale March 20. Schb Prran 11 Cbowrll, which arrived 1st Inst at Vine yard Haveu, from Turks Island for erders, sprung aleak on the passago and Jettisoned a large portion of her cargo tsalt) to stop the leak. Sho has beau ordered to Gloucester. Sloop Yacht Nkllin put into Paddy's Bay April 4 with bow itove and dismasted. Havana. April 4?The steamer Wilmington, arrived this morning irom New York, reports that 20 mile* N of Jupiter. Sa-aeu the atea:ner King Arthur (Br), trom New York for lav una. Ac. at anchor with her rndAor unhitched. Assist ance was offered, but declined. Kinnkbcnkport, April I?Schr Gem of the Ocean, of Port laud, reported ashore at Cape Porpoise in the recent gale, was sold to Seth 11 Pinkham, who ha* succeeded in getting tier off iu fair condition aud will repair aud fit bar for tha Bank fishery. The chaia* and anchors of tha wrecked schr K E Stlnip ecn. beloro reported lost on Polly Island, were bought by Captains D O rlnkbsni and H B llutchina tor about 875 aa tliajr lay. The ramuant* of tha sails aud rigglng aold but for little more than oats of recovery. The cargo of pig iron is in charge of Cant K J Nun dee and Geo II Smith, who have contracted to deliver it in Portland at an average price or (7 per ton. Although the schr has been lost a woek, the sea has tint baan sufficiently smooth for the contractors to ope rate to any extent. Qirgaxc, April 4?A schooner from the Ramonay district, loaded with Are wood, has arrived at India Gove, oelng tbe Orel arrival ol the season. A violent easterly enow storm 1* pre veiling. St John, N B, April 4?The steamer Dominion, from Tar month. brought to-day Captain Oultau and crew, of tbe bark Live Oak. which was nicked op derelict and taken into Barrington. NOTICE TO MARINERS* Hell Oate pilots report that tbe bney off Tenth et, East Kiver, has drifted 200 yards Irom iu proper position. WHALEMEN, Arrived at Table Bay Feb 14, bark Mercury, Oifford, of NB, from a crniee. Sooken?Dec 25.1st 43 13 8. ion 82 W, bark Oamanll. Os born, of NB, 3 months out, with 100 bbls tp oih SPOKEN. Ship Victory fBr). Watson, from St John, KB, for London, April 1, lat 42 33. ion 85 US1. Bark Doris Kckhoff. liana, from Greanock for Havana, March 11, lat 4(1 17. Ion t) IU. Kark Legal Tender, from Maxlco tar Pugot Sound, March IS, lat 83 40 X, Ion 128 IU W. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Marchanu. ahipplng aganta aud shipmasters are tafermad that by telegraphing to tha Hsbald London Bureau, ad dressing "Bennett, No 48 Fleet street, London," or to the Paris office, addressing "Bennett, 61 Avenue do l'Opara, Paris," tbe arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and ail foreign vessels trading with the United Stairs, the earn* will ha cabled te this country free of charge. Captaina arriving at and sailing from French and Medi terranean ports wtll find the Paris effioa tha mere economical and expeditions for telegraphing uses OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ilivup, April 8?Sailed. "Train," for Boiton. Aran'a (Bait Comet), Fab 25?Ballad, oark Oaa T Kemp (Br), Taylor, United States. Bristol, April 4?Arrived, bark Aldebaraa (Swe), Pater ton, Philadelphia. Arrived in Kingroad 4th, bark Zampa (Nor), Olten, Balti more for Olooceiter. Brut ait, April 8?Railed, bark OrfeoSpeiia (Ital), Queita, United States; Xiipah (Br), Cann, do; Tooele (Ital), Ba ttlo, do; 4th, ihlp North America, Smith, do. Banna*, April 8?Arrived, bark Aetroneln (Oar), Klopper, New Orleant. Boudaaox, April 2?Sailed, bark Doe Flglie (Ant), New York. Caanirr, April 4?Arrived, bark Ida (Br). Morrlt, Panas onic. Sailed 4th, bark Fannie, Carver, Padsng (bat been re ported tailed March IS). CunixTiANiAMD?Sailed, Soemandhaga, for America. Cadiz. March 2tt?sailed, echr Feltea Bent, Brews, CUon eeeter. Mate. Dual, April 3?Off, bark Neptnse (Oar), Strobe, Philadel phia for Bremen. Dublix, April I?Sailed, bark Saaaeae (Ant), Oappoal, United Malta. Flbktwood, April 8?Arrived, bark Hilton (Net), Kroger, Oalveeton. U largo w. April 4?Arrived, bark Slrie (Ana), Btnpvieh, New Orleaaa Oa*QA?Arrived, ebip Blpbisetone (8we). Walker. Be bile. Hcll, April 8?Sailed, bark Brave (Nor), Oiaan, United Statea UaaeDaa, April 8 Sailed, thlp Ida Lily, Blanekard, Phli adelehia. Uavsk, April 8?Arrived, bark Agon (Nor), Hasten. Ual veitoe, Lithbpool, April 3?Arrived, thlpe Adolpbde (Br), Bete. NewOrteani; Livlngetooe (Nor), Hanion, do; Edith War ren (Br). Clark, New York; barki Veinvio (Ital), Cacace. New Orleant; Argo (Rui), Lareen, Pentacola: Louite (Nor), Morch. do; Delpbla (Rni), Lovollnt, do; Ali (Nor). Harent ?en, Oalvettoe ; Wayfarer (Br), Thurber. do: Mary A Myr ehall (Br), Tucker, Savannah; St Patrick (Br), McLean, New Orleant; Edmond Richardeon (Br), Brodle. Wilming ton, NO; Kniguia (Br), Turner, Charleeten; Harriiburg, Howe. Feraatnbuoo; Virgin del Carmen (Sp), Achategni. New Oritane; brig Edna M Oregory (Br). Penary, Oalvee ton ; 4th, ehipi Bremen (Oer). LetUe, San Francieco, Mag nolia (Hrl, Hilton, NewOrteani; barki Nancy Holt (Br). Swan. Wilmington. NC; Saudvik (Swe), samueleen, New Orleant; Storluret Conilantin (Rna), Orape, Paicagoula. Sailed 4th, bark Prairie Bird, HJehoibram, Handy Hook. Loxdo*. April 4?Arrived, chip J at A Wrignt, Morriion, Pabellon de Pica via Queeattows; bark Adaeete (Nor). Mae, Charleiton. \ Sailed 4th, chip Ptymonth Rock, Orifln. New York; bark Lady Head (Br), Blihop. Vancouver Ieland Lisanica, April 8?Arrived, bark Ferda (Nor), Chrletiaa een UhliaoelphlA Lueox. April 8?Arrived, brig Neva (Br), Smellier, Phila delphia. Mint-Sailed, Rleonora, far Bottom. Nbwcavtlb, April 4-dailed, Oaatav Mstaler (Oct). Jerk, United Htatea Saw Hove, April 8?Arrived, bark B P Stilton (Nor), Knedeee, Baltimore. oporto?Arrives, berk Oermesle (Port), Pelliea, New York tie 1,1.bom Qubrrrtow*, April S?Arrived, barki Pater (Ana), Uledn lleh, Baltimore; Rote B (Hal). Barbagaleta, New Vork;4th, 4 AH, elearner Adriatic (Br), UlaadeU, do for Lieerpool (and proceeded). Rotterdam, April 4?Sailed, tteamer P Caland (Dutch), Deddte. New York direct. Loxdox, April ft?The American eebr Ralph H Hayward, Cnpt Doana, from Liverpool for the Uelted Htatee. wei rank la e oollliion yeeterday off Betdaey Island. Her crew were eevtd aad leaded at Helyhead. WEATHER REPORT. Fetweet*. April 4. 4 Pit?Wied S. Holt ansa, April 4, S:80 PH-Wlnd S; barometer. 90.357. FOREIGN PORTS. Aimetu, March 22?Arrived, berk Mealier, Baton, Cardiff nailed 14th. eohre Impnlee. Round tree, Bellte ; 24 th. C S Bnylle. Johu.on. Citnfaegom Bkrucda. March 17?Arrived eebr Jeeete Janet (Br), Rod diss, Deaierare far Yarmouth, No (ess tailed 20th) ; ibk, bark Elita Bans (Br). Tssair. New York (and sailed 27th oa her rstura): 22d, J H Chaawlck. Howe, do. 24th. bri* ('ops. New York for Bt Jehu#. NK (see Mincel' ; Khs Adda Lhiaae, Nirkerwa. Olooceeier for Baracoa nee llisesl) ; l?l? f,.s a e a ? li.i 11. .11:,. ?1. Ud.li?a tu. k i ill# ' 37 th. bri* Coututt Mr1, liullis, St Marlins. leaking. 27th, i hr M A Coumlii, Button for Capa Hayti (sea Mlecel); 2Hth, brig Osano, I*r?ry, Mobil. lor-Havre (see MMl; 31hii, brie Excelsior iBri, Mayor, Wart Indies. Touched 24th, bark Bniyrniole. baara, froraBoaton.ro/ Port Bliiabrih. to land craw of obaudoued ablp J V Troop (anil proceeded). Sailed?Marrb 17, bark Elsie KeckeieM (Qerl, (from J a. ma tea). Baltic: 2<>th, tchr Lucy May, Freeman. Pliiladel phia: 23d. bark Florence (Br), Mataon (frun MlaatiUaa), Queenetewn. In port March 30, ahip Traaalt (Br). Dixon, from Pensa rola ior Bristol. disg: bare Stella, wtg ; brigs Aften, Copp, b?. Nr. discharged a portion of from New York lor 8t Johns, _ rargo, and much of same found to ba damaged, wig instruc tion!; 0??oo. Lowry, flora Mobile lor Havre, wtg instruc tion! from owners, captain left to cnuanlt them : li A Coo nan (Hr), Adair, frem Wilmington. NO. for I^ondon,repairs completed, to aail in 3 or 4 dayi: achra M A Coombs. Coombs, from Motion fur Cape Hani, diag for repairs, cargo some wbat liamagtd: Adda Doaae, Mcksrsou. from Gloucaaler for Haracoa, ready for ana, having fithed bowsprit. Ac, 31 ?l. 12:30 PM?An American achoonar is running down the south aids, demanding n tug. Wind W CallaO, Mareh 3?Arrived, barka Kemijio (Kiel. Obria tanaan. Ban Francisco (and tailed 11th for Paoaamayo); ?tb. Edward O'Brien, Smslley, Mej'Hones do Bolivia tend "" iTrent, I ?ailed 11th lor Liverpool); Hth. Ceo Treat, Cnrvnr, Lobos da Tiers (and sailed loth for L'niied Ntatea). Bailed Feb .'6, ablpaCbas Hal (Bri. Cbapmaa. Lobos;27tb, Brmiala Alvares 'Chill, Hopp, Puget Bound; March 2. bark Victoria lUer), Brock, do, to load lumber; brig Conatitu tloa, Bishop, Iqulque ; 6th. ships Colli valor, Todd. Lobos; Pensarola tHri. Cupper Macabi: 9th. bark Caprera iBr), York; 20th, Tropic, Kilner, Ball Kiver; Nictaax, Masters, New Ynr~ urs. Bri-t, Marc^t 18?Arrived, In pa, Panat, Penaacola, for Qncenstown. Cisuirr, Mareh 22?Arrived, Marietta, Penrara, Balti more. ? Bailed 22d, Stella, Jacobaen, New Yerk. Cadiz, March 12?Sailed. C S Bush noil. Mayo, Gloucester. Mass; Mary Kreeland. Clark, do. Casts llama Itn, March 15?Sailed. Washington (Itnl), Nov York; George Mills, Lambert, Constantinople. Catania, Mareh 15?Bailed, Giroilmo, Jeccarino. Now York; 18th, Marin, Ltguori. Philadelphia. Di ulin, March 22?Sailed, Gnisappe EmmanueL New York. Dovrr, March 20? Arrived, Wilhelmina, Mooring, London for Derien. (>(T22d, Me Don gall, Gould, frem Antwerp for Philadelphia. DAnTMotrru, March 21?Pot in. Antuuietta Accasue, Cer. vetto, from London for Philadelphia (and tailed 23d). Dual, March 2i)?Off, Ganeaa Madre, RoccotagUata, from Baltimore for Leith. Passed 23d. Liverpool, Lambert, from London for Nnw York; Golden liorn, KJebttrup, do for Quebec; Bredrene, Kvsraen. do for Dnrlen; Dragee, Thomansan, do ferWUminc ton. DuxcKgng. March 22? Passed. J F Whitnev, Bpienr, from Antwerp for Sew York: Nellie-T Gneat, Meaaongor. from do lor Philadelphia. Drstitt. March 22?Bailed, WilUo McLaren, McLaren, Can# Breton. East Losdom (Africa), Pob IB?Bailed, Ethan Allan, Hardy. Galle. Falmouth, March 21?Arrived, Pacific. Pabellon do Pica. Bailed 22d, Petropolla, Groastadt (from Laugeaannd), Now York; usatnack A. lor Belfast; Barone Pedeeta, Waterford: Probo, for Dublin. Put in 21 at. Garnet, Oliver, from Shields for San Francisco (and sailed 224). Ballad 22d, Win Woodbnry, Mathls. Baltimore. Off the Liaard 22d, Capella (a), Orydon, from Philadelphia via Queenstown for Hull Passed 23d. Chaa J KuseelL from Havre for Cardiff. OaLwat. March 22?Arrived, Alalia. Gerard. Baltimore. Uloptsstsii. March 23?Sailed, Emilia, Oeterinan, Ball Elver; LJnbldrag. Rl?k>ruc)ch, Baltimore. Grlxxock, March 22?Bailed. Cooeiantla, Kandaea. Nnw 'ramble. MejlHones and Liverpool -uot Hampton Roads ; lltli. ship Gavilaw iNlci, Renderaon. and bark Oreo (Ital), Lemerln, Pnget Sound, both to load lumber lor Para. In port March 14, eUina Harmon (CA> Parka, Iqnique, arrived 14th. dlsg; Col Adams ,Kr), Williams, from Lon don. arrived 12th, to load for Karope ; Aaun llecatur, Proc ter, for do, loaded; barka Sierra Nevaua. Koerner. train Iqulque, arrived 5th. diag; Adela Aeearaa (ltal), Tomnaao, from Ban KrancUou, arrived 7th, diag. Also in port 14th, ahip CbaaDeunia, Koser, to load for Europe. Havana, April 4?Arrived. Ateemer Wilmington, Crewell, New York. Iliurst, April 3?Arrived, brig Westwoed (Hr). Blte niun, Pence, PK; scbr O Graham iBr), McNeil, Cieufnegoa. Sailed ltd, brigs Peter Roberts (Bri. Martel, Porto Kino; Elide (Bri, Lovegruve. do. 4th. alcainer Sardinian (Br), Duttnn (from Baltimore), Liverpool. Kinustom. J*. March IB?Arrived, steamer Adas (Br), Low. New York (and sailed 21st for Aux Cayee) : 20th. achrs Sophia Hanson. Williams, Baltimore ; Addie Murcbie, Uibba, 1 Mobile: 2lat. Linda. Wbltmore. do Sailed 18th. scbr HAI)j Witt, Ma num. New York. LooxrouT, NS, April 3?Arrived, echr J J Bill iBr), Trini dad. Momtzvidko, Feb 17?Arrived, Livingston. Montreal; 18th, Spray Bloom, Ganlou, New York ; Clara Leavitt, Lom bard. Savannah. Sailed 15th, Forest Princess, for Baltimore Montvoo Bat, Ja, March lO?Arrived, brig Balear, Bahra, New York. SWATOW. Feb 15?In port, tclirSamot. Bryant, unc. St Mahti.na. March 15? Arrived, achr Northern Home (Br), Swain, New York lor St Kitts and St Tbdmas. St John, NB, April 1?Cloared, acnr Keystone, Wilder, Philadelphia. Yaltahaiso. Feb 17?Sailed, barks Landsborougb (Br), Callao lo load lor Called States; 1Mb, ships Rock OityiUr), Lethlridgo, Iqulque and United Kingdom or New York; Iu depeudeuee. Strout, Boston; 28th, bark Louis (Gen, for Iuuique and Buropo or New York. In port Marrn 1, barks Hants County (Br), Cochrane, from Hnrrard Inlet, arrived Feb 23; 8 It Benrse, Swcetser. from New York, arrived Feb 21, ior Iqulque and United Kingdom or Cnntlnem. Yasacoa, PR. March 11?In port, achr Mary Ann McCann, Cavanagh for Norwich In 2 days. Yarmoutu, NS, April 3?Arrived, achr Ellen (Br), Hooper. New York. . Soiled 3d, brig G L Wineor (Br), West Indies. (Pxb Stkamcb City or New York ] Alcoa Bav. Feb 13 ?Arrived, Witch. Lewis, Boston. Bailed 12th, Julia E Haskell. Haskell, Boston. Alloa. March IB?Arrivea. Imperii, Fulton, Philadelphia. Abvtbbdam. March IB?Arrived. Rothesay, Iversen, Phil adelphia; sailed. Primo, Dighlero. New York. AkTWKttr, March 20? state of Nevada (?,) Brass, Eng land; 21at. Bachelors. Tooker. Sydney. CB. Sailed t'rum Flushing Roads 19tli, Maggie Chapman, Der nier, Philadelphia Habkow, March 23?Arrived, Mimi P. Penrley, Baltimore. Bristol, March 21?Bailed, Chasseur, .lohaiinrseu, Charleston: 22d, Braze, Cliristenaeu, Wilmington; Gusts Hileuii F'lorenaea, Baltimore; Vincenca Perotto, Corvaga. New York. BkLTAST. March 22?Balled, Charleston, Svendten, and Tegar, Everseu, New Orleans; tTare, Vecaricb, Philadel phia. Hhkmkshavkn, March 20-Arrlved, Braunschweig (t), Baltimore. Balled 18th?Berlin (?), Heimbruck, Savannah; 19th, Clara, nilmar, Baltimore ; 21st. .Meridian, Ilohvret. Phila delphia: Jenny, Urote. do; UermeniM! Claver, do; Bremer* haven. Holies. New York; Atalauta. Hogemana, do; Jupi ter, Strieker, do; Johnan Kepler, Bpllle, do; Agra. Hoge manu, Baltimore; Strius, Moller. do; Leocadla, Sebnlken, Sandy Hook; Edinnnd, Lange, North America. BoRDkADX, March20?Sailed, "Enra." Hreglich, New Yetk. Sailed from Panlllac 19th, Clara Pickens. Coombs', New York. Ukxoa, March 1#?tailed, Minnie Rap pilar, Steel man, Nomina. Harwich. March 21?Sailed, Maria, Orovston, Dartan. llru., March 21?Sailed, Fortune, ChrMtianaaa, New York (and paaaed Orlm?by 224). Havrk, March 19? Arrived, Frankfurt (a) Von Below, Brrmrn for llarana and New Orleans (and aailad 21h). Clrared 20th. James A Borland, Baker, Cadia. Sailed ?ith. Armstrong, Hyan, Southwell Fan; Slat, Otna, Kalrk, Hampton Roods. IJ*aacK<i, March HO-Salled, Johanna, Bedett, St John. KB; 2 let, Uoodell, Crockett. Manila. laLK or Wiiiiit?OIT the Wight March 23, Universe, Jonea, from Texel lor Galveston. Litkui-ool. March 21?Arrived Sarraatian (a), Aird, Port* marin (a), Hli Inge, Boeton. Aniee. and Viola, GiU, V?? York; Woleoma R Baebe, Loiter. Boston; Wauhun, Spencer. Mataniaa; 22d, Addle C Sleeper. Sleeper, Havana; Blanco, Foster, St John. NB; Clota, Whyte, Honolulu; Chat Cox. Ouudy. St John. NB; China. Vernald, Southwest Faaa; Rblana, Lover, San Francisco; Gestner. Cbrletoffem, Sandy Hook; Ivanhoe, Uerrloian. Bombay; J A Thompson, Thompson. Delaware Breakwater; Laura A Oertrnde. Vast. New York; Louisi ana, Oliver, Sen Francisco; Mystic Tie, Parry, Yarmouth, NS; Marrerlta, Supper, Pensacola ; Minnie A Reed. Conninrham, Bcrtnnda. via Oaraton; Ro mance. Oomiley, Sandy Hook; Blrio, Svrrdrap, Hampton Koads; Willie, Holmes, Yarmouth, N8: Weitl'old, Lanen, Philadelphia; W A Caiunbell, Curling. St John. NB; Zephyr. Sweetaer. Delaware Breakwater; Alfred, Burt, Phil adelphia -Time P Ball, Ryder, Galveston; Ainpbltritr, Kaln, Da: n-n; Vlck A Mebenc. Whiteside. New Orleans, Bohemia, Delano, San Francisco: Sabina, tlarrlor. St John, NB ; W K tlrace. Black. New York: 23d. Astoria. Kelley, St John, NB. Cleared 21at. Caledonia, Potter, Bangor; For self, Chria tensen, St Marvs. lie; 22d. Tarefa, Brown, Matancas; Al lend; 22d, city of Brooklyn (?), Tibbeiu, New York; 8a ??"llnga.r Sailed. 21at, Atha, Hanger, Baltimore; Myrn, Stoer, Darlan; Baltimore; Ocean Home, Roes, Dtrf?u; Oro raootn, Jones. St John's, N B; Valley Furgo, bin*. Daggrlt. New York; Geo F Manson, Humphrey, Si "jfle Av John, NB. Mary. Mcintosh, Lnuonberf. NS; Belle Awe ulre, Deuudreis. New York : Apollo. Dunn. St John, NH. Loxdox, March 21?Cleared. Tamerlane. Siedenbure, New ' York; Canada is). Sumner, do; Hlldecaard. Pedersen, 1 Sandy Ilook: 22d. Eltia Qneirolo, (iorrlgita.Philadelphia; | Liuy. Hansen, Quebec. ?hi. Patent. Mor,"i-nsea, Baitlmura. i hutcred aut 2'2d. John Bull, Kmefsou. Montreal. Ballad from llraveaeud 2l*t, Golden Horn, and Margaret, ! for Quebec. Queen Victoria, for Hampton Roads, 22d, Harriet I pham.for Halifax; Boakummeren, fur New Ysrk ; Hannah Parr, for Quebec. Lani-sell, March is?Sailed, Angelica. Demartlno (from I Baltimore), Dnndalk, <and anchored In the hart , ll<th, Isaac Hall. Byder 'front Glasgow), Havana; Glanralloch tfrom Reltaet). Philadelphia; Annie Burrll, KUlaui tfrom Liverpool), Tybe*. Lmx. March 21?Sailed, Ucorglne. Rartolotto, Baltimore. LoxnoxDi hkv. March 20?Sailed, Wave King, Corbou, Baltimore: Harmony, Jansen, do. l.iMBKK'k, March 22?Arrived. Frtya, Blanw, New York; T Dubrovackl, Tarcinovteh, do: Feltclaa Chloua, Molle, Philadelphia. MxssiNs, March 10?Balled. Fidelia. Neat, New Y'ork (be fore reported sailed 'or Philadelphia). M aaasi.ius, March 21? Sailed Garmanla, Yilnow Boston; Abble It, CofllU. Sandy llook land paaaed Dover, 22d) ; Duls tiurg, Holies. Baltimore (anil paaaed Dungeneas 22d). Mu.roao, March Ji)?Sailed, British America. Lockbart, New York; Lydia, Aker, 81 John. NB; Mlrto M. Bonomo, New York Put back '21st. Roinolo. Kdgett. lor Cardcnaa NBwi aaTLX. March 22?Cleared. James Holt, for San Francisco Nxweoin. March 21?Sailed. Mary Agnes, Decoet, Ha vana. Natal, Jan 27?Arrived, Sadie F Caller, Webber, Da lagoa Uay (and aailed Feb 10 for Adelaide I Sailed isth, Ainertcmn I Joy J. Park. Lyttleton PsraBTH, March 21?Mailed, J 'K llolbrook, Laavltt, Havana. Portland. March 21?Put Into the roads. Mnggt# Ilorton, I Ilorton. Irum Yarmouth tor Sidney. CH. Aiigiuletta Hocto, Cbies.i. from Boston |K) fur Philadelphia ,und saidI 224). j I'ausan, March 10?Mailed, Virginia L Stafford, Curry. I New York. <>Teuo, NB, Jan 18? Arrived. Delaware, Hinds, Burrard Inlet. Pi.vuocrit. March 21 ? Put In, Ruma. Began, from Lcith for New York and caned ?Jd). Ort 2lHb, I'aeaa Marittlma, Oneio. irons Lelth for Now | York. Ql'FKXtrow*March 22?Arrived, Burloo Merello, Barono, ; New York via Falmouth, lor Cork sailed diet. William Witeux. kiilUnan, Dataware Break water sliuo. March 21?Sailed, Reno, Vecerina, and Mad re Car- 1 ruti. Man lier.', Baltimore. SHiki.pe. March 21?Sailed, Woodbury (a). Philadelphia. , Tit aula, Banff, Toa.berg far SviM'kic, March 11-Arrived, New York, with waiar c isaa store, Taoox, March 21?Arrived, Chevalier, Manslae, Feaaa cola. Tablr Rsi. Feb 21?Sailed, Edla Waters, Bamdd, Qasra Point titot United amies'. Tutu March 2D?Sailed,Clara, Knisa. America, Waal roar, March 21? Sailed, Lohengrin. Fretwnret. Naw Orleans. Dral. March V3?The Stella (laasola, Italian bark. Massa horn Philadelphia for Hull, it balng snppUed with an anchor and 190 fathoms of chain In lien el otoneD re ported slipped from to avoid a collision la mo Downs Hatha. March 2D?A telegram fnnu Mouto Video, dated ' March Is, states that the Ruins* (Gri. Beamer. front Mar seille' lor Sen Praneisco. had put Into Monte Video with j some damage to ataetr The bull otid the cargo did act ap 1 pear tj have beau damaged, and the vneeel will bo abla to | repair without discharging or going Into dook. LiYkue.MiL. March 22?At a trial of the Dump, on the 20th Inst, the after end of the Turkestan, nehore at Portmadoc. waa pumped dry: but. theca ls still eonsiderebI e^arnsge^on the port tide that wUl regain M fed phtehod; Mil a quantity ef Inn whs at hav# baaa land ad ainaa the laal report ItoCHxroRT, March 21?The Abbla Thomas bark, of Tar month <NBi, Kldridge. fro n Philadelphia for Dunkirk (petroleum), -trended lately at ? d -tunc* o' tbraa miles to the ea?t of Points da la t'ourbe. entrance of Bordeaux Hirer, baa been surveyed and condemned and declared until to be repaired. The Adniiuiatratlou of Marina la busy with the aal race of the carjo, which U expected lobe entirely re covered. . telegraph, dated Calcntta. March 22, ? . J"?Loch Ooil. from Calcutta for New York, baa pot la bare, having loat the maater ova-board. Scwdbklakh. March 23-The Dr Von Thunen Tallow, Kie now. from Darien (timber), arrived hero laa. night with damage. Y'oaoaaJfA, Feb 7?The Knrnri-s, from New York for thia port which struck on Plymouth Rocks, washed off the rock during the late heavy weather and Hosted ashore, wh--r- >he now Ilea on a sandy baach. Her cargo la being recovered bv degrees, and with Una weather tho whole er nearly all will probably be aaved. AMERICAN PORTS. ?bla; bars nteiia i.vori, ui.on, Noweaatle Eng; dnoi (Nor). Palermo; achra Mary P Corson. Corson a: Prank B Cotton. Frambes, Philadelphia; Edith . Hutchins, do; Sunlight, Ktherldge, Weehawken; ta. Curtis. Jacksonville. ALEXANDRIA, April S?Arrived, steamer E C Knight, New York, Sailed?Schr Chea Woolaey (from Oeorgetown) for . BOSTON. Abril 4?Arrived, etearanr Berka, Pendleton, Philedslpbla; bark Stella (Nor), Ol?on, Keweaalle, Kng; brig Laudnol (Nor). Palermo; echr* Ma?" " Baltimore; L Steere. I Ueorgietta. Cleared?Steamer George Appold, Loveland. Baltimore; brlr Valencia. lUcbardsou. Kingston, J a. Arrived ltd. arbr* Pawn Nolly, lloboken; Florence t Lock wood. St .lobli, New York. BALTIMORE, April 3?Arrived, berk Isaac W Oliver (Br), Lent, Londonderry; brig Kva (Br), Caddell, Provi dence. Sailed 2d. ship Semlramls, Antwerp. 4th?Arrived, steamers Vineland. Bowen, New York; Ta Lawreuce, Howes, Boston; brig Chattanooga, Thumpaou, Ponce: schr Winnie Lowery. Spear. R'*t isnd. Cleared?steamers Octorora, Reynolds. New York; Henry L tiaw. Pierson. do; McClellau, March. Providence; Eureka, Conway. Currituck. NC; barks Belgium (Hr>, Mother, Liverpool; Kutimalnen (Russ). Amman, Lough Swlllyi lkana (Ruse), Hloui, Londonderry: echrs Rescue. Uudgtns, Nassau : I) C Morris, Matthews, Boston ; A C Lyon, Jeffrey, New York. Sailed?Ship Alaska; barks Praecls, Pnrodl C, Kate Howes. Jane Wright. Belgium. BRUNSWICK. lis. March 27?Arrived, scar Dnnlel Brit ton. Homers. Savannah. 31st?Arrived, schr J O Drew. Wadlin. Sarannah. April 4?Arrived, schrs Adeline A Kva Hooper. Hooper, Wilmington. NC; Helen M Coudon. McCarty, Belfast, Me. m April 4?Put In. bark Frits (Dutch), lsaacksen. New Or leans for Havre (see Miscellany). BATH. Aprill?Arrived, sclir John L Tracy, Meservey, Wilmington, NO. Arrived at Harmor's Harbor 2d, schr J J Phnro, Boston to load ire lor New York. Bailed trom do 8d, schr George L Pessenden, Beebe, New York. CHARLKSTON, April 4?Arrived, steamer Champion, Loi kwood. New York. Also arrived, schrs Thomas Vangllder, Miller, New York; Alice 3. Sauuderc. Matansas. Valentine Smiled?Hark Kva (Nor). Continental port; brig' (Pr). Havre: echr K R Kmereon, Weymouth. DARIKN. Ga. March 25?Cleared, schr Kate Grant, Con* way. Plilla<ielphia; 27th. barks Fomosa (Bri, O'Neill, War ren Point. 1: 2Vth. echr Light of the Fast. Hodges, Bridge port: :*>tIt, barks Familien (Nor), Jacobseo. Dover; Maris (Nor). Jensen, Bristol, E; Sostrene <Nur),Grann, United Kingdom. KDUARTOWN, March 31?Arrived, schr Almira, Woolley, King. Philadelphia for Roslod. April 1?Arrived, echrs Convoy, French. Perth Ambov foi Boston: Ralph llowee, Burges. do for Portland; Effort, I.owe. Philadelphia lor Provincetown : Maggie Belle, Hell, New York lor Boston; E Arcularius, Lord, do for Castide; J C Cralts, Greeley, Rockland lor New York (eee Miscel lany). 2d. Evening?All vessels sailed with the exception of fchn J C Cralts. and Marlon Grimes. FOKTRKK3 MON ROB, April 4?Arrived, barka Roe (Nor), Thcrmeusen, Limerick, seeking; Uno (Ital), from Newry, do. Bailed?Ship Daniel Ingalle Tenney, Avery (from Liver pool). St John. NH: barks Treton. and Marie, for Baltimore; P C Warwick. Uio Janeiro; brig Frits (Bwe). Falmouth. GALVESTON. April 3?Sailed, bark Mary Frost (Br), Neill, Liverpool. KRY WEST. Apr I 4-Arrlved, barks Annie McNairn (Br), YVaycott, Liverpool (and sailed for Baltimore); Galveston, Sawver. Liverpool. Sailed?Steamer Professor Mores, Stead, Havana; brigs Hiram Abift, Tibbitis. Delaware Breakwater; Frontier, Blalsdell. New Y'ork (both from Cardenas. MOBILE. April 4?Cleared, ship Bounie Dundee (Br), G?I7. Kurope:- schrs Benj B Church, Kelly, Cronetadt; Prank Atkins, Atkins. . MILLHKIDGE, March 31?Sailed, schrs Enterprise, Mitchell. Clenfiiegoe; Milwaukee, Wallace. RondouL NEW ORLEANS, April 3-Clenred. ship Adorns, Haw kins. Liverpool; brig Ksperauia (Mex). Basso. Vera Crue; echrs Alice T Boardman, Boyd, Mobile; Witch Hasel, Springer, do. 4th?Arrived, steamer Oberon (Br). TTenney, Asptnwall. Also arrived, steamer Margaret. Baker. Havana: bark Al pbouse rt Marie (Fri, Privet, Bordeaux; echre Kxeelelor, Arnott. Bay nf Islands; Hannab Coomer, King, Jamaica! Lapy Woodbury. Woodbnrv, Ft ilia. 4 O.... . i l.i... ||?_<K Cleared?Steamers Algiers, Hawthorn, New York: Dboo< Ha (Br), Slovens, Liverpool; ship Evangeline (B(). Maneon, do. Belled?Bark Ellen (Br). Liverpool. SooTHwasv Piss. April 4?Arrived, steamer Taxao (Br), Laureuson, Liverpool. NORFOLK, April 1?Arrived, echrs RoxannaJohnson, Johnson, and Mary Brewer, Lee, New York; Alabama, Boss, Canal Locks for New York. NKWBURYPOKT, April 3?Arrived, tehr Emma R Shaw. Springer. Baltimore. Also arrived, sclir Nadab. Cheney, Newcastle, Del. NEW BEDFORD. March Si-Arrived, schr M H Bead, Benson. Philadelphia April 2?Arrived, schr Thos Ellis, Kelley, Dannie far New York. 3d?Arrived, brig Mnttle B Rnesnll, Vineyard Ilavea, fbr repairs. NEWPORT. April 1?Arrived, echrs Elm City. KMd, Providence for New York; Minquaa. Phillips, do for do; Naiad Queen, Smith. Somerset for do (and all sailed 2d). 2d?Arrived, echre Modesty, Nlckenson. Vineyard Haven for Philadelphia (and sailed 3d); Thos Pierson. Cherbuek, Pall River For Philadelphia; Josephine, Ellis, Dennis foi New Y'erk. Sailed? Schrs Theodore Dean. Evans, Fall River for Nor folk and Georgetown, DC; Wm D Marvel. O'Kaefe, Provi dence for Georgetown, DC; Oliver Ames, Babbitt, Somerset far do. 3d, AM?Arrived In the night, tehr Clari earn Alien, Creek er, Boston for New York. NEW LONDON, April 3? Arrived, echr American Eagle, Ha re ret raw. Hailed?Schr Report. Norfolk. NEW HAY'E.N. April 3? Arrived, echre John Brooke, Fax, New York; Sllse Wright, Wright, Hobokan; (loop Addison, Allen. New York. Ales arrived 3d, echr Sadie Wlllcott, Barker, Pentaoola. Cleared?Schra Allen Gnrney, Ourney. New York; J Ad ams. Cooler. City Point. AL, S PORT ROYAL, SC. April 4?Sailed, meaner Ashland, Crowell, Fernandtne. PHILADELPHIA, Apsll 4?Arrived, eteamere W P Clyde, Ingrain, West Point, Va: Philadelphia, Davit, New York] ships Reunion, Baker, Havre; Thames (Br), Roeelter An twerp : bark Elisa Avellna (Br).'Mnnro, Liverpool; brigl Geo \V Chase, Patterson, Cardenas; W N H Clements (Br), Lewis, Havana; schrs J Ricardo Jova, Little Matsnsasi George Walker. Cole, do; Roswell. Hnribert, Sagos; Sarah Raton, Thompson, Pentscola; Sarah .Potter, Wall, New York; Jnllen Nelson, Howes, New Bedford; AO Paige, Kealey, Wltoasset; Maggie Cnramlns, Smith, Cohateet. Also arrived, steamers Dorian (Br), McRlcbie, Genoa, Leg barn. Messina and Palermo; Centipede, Miller, Boston; brig James DavtiJRIllt, Penseeola; schrs J W Boot I, Halev, Ft John. NB; Annie K Stevens, Montgomery, Brunswick, Ga: S P Brown, Tinker, Wilmington. NC; Jennie E Sim mons, Young, Charleston; Westmoreland. Allen, Provi dence; Arctic, Glnn, Millervllle; James Martin, Brown, Boston; Lottie, Taylor, do; BY Aitken, Brewer, New York. Cleared?Steamers Lady Head (Br), Watson, St John, NB; Beverly, Walieee, New York; sebrs B L Eaton, Gear eon. Boston: Helen A Iloyt, Crane, Portland, Me; Facuj Flint. Warren, do; 3 II Hawse, Fort. Boston; Addle P Werner, Lewie, Port Antoulo. Ja; A D Seuil, Freiunee, Aspinwall; Lucy Jones, Marihugh, New Haven; Gilbert blanrliff, Frayua. Middletown, CI . Lkwks, Del. April 4-Arrlved, eteemer Albemarle. New Yors; bark Dnea dt Galliere (for), Yiganlgo, Savona, fur orders. Arrived leet night, barks Ada (Br), Crosby, Bremen vlx Key West: Ocean (Nor), Bremen; brig Alice M Putnam, Roirere. Matansas; echr JBnrley. . Passed in yesterday, etenmer Dorian (Br), Ritchie, Medb terranean ports. Bailed yes:erday, echre Royal Arch, William Thompson. J T Weaver. Maggie J Chadwiek, Lucy M Jenkins, Hat tie Howes, and Jennie A Shepliard. Sailed April 4, hark Cecilia iSw). for New Roes. I'M?Arrived, steamer Bifrost (Swi. Wettergren, Gotten berg , schr R M Bnehler, Maloy. Calharlen. Sailed?Brig I Howiand, Lakeman drum Cardenae) Port land. PORTLAND. Me. April I?Cleared, echr LA Johnson, Mahlmen. Perth Am boy, Alsarrived, brig K H Williams, Tucker, Mataneaa via New York; ariir Ralph Howes, New York. Cleared?Brig Addie Hale. Shenpard. Havana. 4th?Arrived, bar* Verona. Nichols, Boston; echr D J Floyd. Ro ithbatr for New York. PROVIDENCE. April 3?Arrived, tcbre Snow Bird (Bri, Crippe. Si John. NB ,J Terry. Orriaun, Haverstraw; Calitta, Whittnn. New York; Winged Racer, Hawse, Grand Me nan. PAWTUCKET, April 3?Arrived, schrs Richard Law, Hawkins, Weehawkcn; Snsan S Taylor, Baahaell, Hobokan | Wm MeL<?on. Itogere, Naw Y'ork. SAN FRANCISCO. March 27?Arrived, bark Roewell Spragne, Nordberv, Port Townsend. Sailed?Ship Gen Holler. Webb. Port Gamble; bark North west. Parnham. Fort Madison. April 3?Cleared, ships River Lnn- (Br), Willi ami. Pert land. O; Candida illrj, Mathiesen, Cork. SaY.ANNAII, April 4?Arrived, ateamer Oriental, Hedge, Bo-ton. WILMINGTON. NO, April 4?Arrived, steamer RalelgK Oliver, Baltimore; brig Erie, Sparks. Beaton; acbrs mO Ni-ssley, Hlggta* New York; K G Knight, Rockland Sailed?Steamer Rebecca Clvde, Chllda, Baltimore. WISCABBKT, March 23?Arrived, bark Xenla, Reynolds, ?remen -- ? ,. . 27th- Sailed, echr A 0 Paige. Maneon. New York. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, *fcC. 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