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Telegraphic news no ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Spanish Reparation to American Ma rlne Interests. fliyrsian Special Negotiations With China Suspended. SPAIN. Reparation to American Interacts. Madrid, April 10,1870.

The Spanish government has ordered the Cuban antborlties to release the American steamer Lloyd Aspinwall, and has promised indemnity Tor her (tetentloQ. The Conscription Completed. Madrid, April 10, 1870. In the Cortes yesterday Seflor Rivero announced (aa stated tn a Herald special cable telegram that the conscription had been completed throughout Spain. The casualties at Barcelona in the tight between the troops and the people were not heavy ou either ide.

FRANCE. tke Bonaparte Pleblecltum and the ubiuet. I'aris, April 10, 1870. The Kmperor having refused to make auy concestlon relative to the plebiscilum, M. Biuret, Minister Of I'lnanco, baa tendersd his reclamation.

No other MlnUter has yet resigned, but further changes are tumored. The refusal of the Emperor to yield to the demands Of M. Buffet and nia friends Is couriered a victory for If. Houhor. The Piirliaraeiuury Opposition.

Par is, April lu, 1870. Hits Deputies of the left have decided to hold a fleeting next Thursday, at which the editors of Wrla and provincial opposition journals will he Invited. A manifesto will be submitted at tbis meeting, erhlcU, If adopted, will settle tt.e policy of tne oppoaition party with regard to the plvbtacitrnn. The newspaper organs ot the left centre express dissatisfaction with the Ministry, and say tueir party the Corps Legislator will uoi support lu 1 he Strike at Lb Puuliked. Paris, April 10,1870.

At Le Crouzot the strike shows no signs or ending. Of the workmen who took part in the late twenty-live have been sentenced to imprisonment for terras of from one month to tlnee years. Paris Tranquil. Pakis, April JO, 1870. Pans remains perfectly tranquil.

ENGLAND. The CubiMft a Merurilin. London-, April xo, Wo. The London Obtercer ridicules Uie rumors or changes in tne British Ministry. The same paper, alluding to the quarrel of the British shareholders with the Erie Kallroad managers, to the slipshod style of American Journalism nothing can be known of the progress of Mr, Bart's mission except from private sources." RUSSIA.

tii? negotiations vv iru tniiin. London, April 10, It is said that the negotiations between tiie ltuselan government and the Chinese Embassy have been suspended. No reason is assigned for the intcrrnptlon. MARYLAND. Further Particulars of the Holler Explosion at More Bodies of the Iiillod.

Baltimore, April lo, lsvo. The bodies of the three mtsslnir neisons. the fore man. fireman and a boy, were recovered from the ruins of the sugar refinery at one o'clock this morning. and this forenoon another dead body was taken from the dock.

Toe killed, whose bodies have been recovered so far, areseven, W. Duncan, wood oorder; A.Plnaall,wood dealer; J. watchman; W. McKenny, foreman of the refinery; James Oooney, fireman; Edward colored, wood sawyer; and lley, a boy about ten years old. The work of removing the ruins was dlscoutlnued this morning after the remains of the foreman and (Iranian were found.

The Coroner's jury at an Inquest to-day rendered a verdict that the deceased came to their deaths by the explosion of a steam holler, the explosion being caused by the insufficiency of water in the boiler. MISSOURI. Defalcation of tbe City Treasurer of at, I.ouSa?One Hundred mid Twenty Tlioiwand Dollars I.ost in lis. niuliiatiou Uoforo the illnyor. or.

l.ocus, April ju, 1870. M. 15. SuaiiKv. the City Treasurer, was arrested last niebt on the charge or being a defaulter.

An informal examination before the Mayor and other clty officers ancl the bondsmen, which terminated at a very late hour last night, has disclosed the following previous to the expiration of htaflrstterm of office Bosisky loaned $10,000 to a friend, which was not returned promptly, and lie raised money on his individual note and replaced tr. His note he took up with city luutls. fcubsequently to retrieve this loss, and by the advice or friends, he sent $45,000 to Helden A in New York, for speculative purposes. Belden A Co. lulled, and the money sank.

Cater he sent $175,000 more to other parties, and that was lost. He also loaned to A. K. Kweger, a man of some note here as a specula! ive IdiUosonher of tUe German school, and fonneriv a city treasurer, some $40,000, which Is said to have lost in stock speculations. Various other miner sums have been used 111 a similar way, the whole aggregating about $120,000.

Mr. KuMski is a poor man, and his loss wu rail upon his bondsmen, lie has been suspended from office bv Mavor cole, and Is retained 111 custody a more thorough examination or bis accounts is mane. THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. llanqnot 'if the fn' tin- t'oiuiiieniHl Hotel iu lit liiMfngiiKlicd MolilierN 2'1'use ill. PHILAPril'lUA, Xprll 10, lsTti, Thojafdond reunion banquet of ihe Yocteiy of the Army of the Potoms" came oil last evening at the Continental, two hundred sat down to a splendid General Meade presided, he having been storied as President of the soelotv.

Generol Mlier.dan, hl? nrerte essor in that position, Fat at his ion and ITcsldoui oraut at tiio right. Amonn ilie ilwUngulshcd present were Generals Kunxtdo Hobofleid, McDowell, Frankiiu. Uoger, Patteraoa, Pleuranton, Parker, udiraliuder, Van vnet, Meyer. Gov O. smith, Packer, Markhind, Cobb; rteereurv of ar Belknap, secretary ot the interior Cox ami ex secretary of the Nary Boris, Judges llead, Cadwaliiirier, Williams, McKennan and Ibompsou.

ex Mayor McMicliae), Mayor Fox, Jay Cooke, thorg" w. Child, Bound Dougherty. George Iioker. Governor auhiIii. of Texas; Governor Fatrchild.

of orism: Joseph Patterson aud many were invited General Meadeannounocd ilie nrsi -The tiealtli of the President," which was to nv Belknup. The army was next toasted, wtilrh Genera! Sherman replied. Kx-Scereiarj Doric responded to the third toast, "The Navy." Seoretary Cox responded to Uie toast "to tlie volunteor soldiers and sailors of tm- Dougherty responded to the "to vanla." "The day we cet-tbraie. the surrenderor General Loe," brought out tienmat Martlndale. General Joehua Owens responded to llie lon.v to "The city of Philadelphia." The seventh toast, to "ibc rank and file, always to be honored." produced an impromptu reply from General Woodford, ot New York, arousing the greatest enthusiasm.

The eighth toast was drank in silence to "Our dead heroes," to which Governor Pglrchlld, of Wisconsin, responded, other miscellaneous toasts followed, and a'mut company dispersed, vw CROION POISONS. A Tola ef (bnndler Croton Water The annual report of tne Doara of llealtn, now in press, contains several chapters by i'rofeasor chamJler, cuemlst of the Board. An interesting synopsis is given POttTY. The water supplied to the cltlsens of Mew York, at the liberal rate or gallons to each person dally, collected by the various branches of the Crotou rlror from an area of 838 square in Westoheeter, rutnam and Dutchesa The character of this water shed is a auQlcient guarantee of the purity of the water. The surface of alltclous gravel rests on bard uaureiman and open pasture or woodland, with few swain pi.

No factories Hue the streams, which are liable to contaminate the waters with refuse chemicals, aud no towns or large villages eaist anywhere In tbo district to pollute toe waters with sewage. A recent survey of the water-shed has indicated Qfteen points at which dams can be erected for tbn oreatlon of large storage reservoirs, whose joint capacity would he gallons, or a supply, at the present rate of consumption, for 1,000 days. of these danu. 650 feet lnug, Is now In process of construction at Boyd's Corner, In Putnam county, twenty-three miles from the mouth of the aqueduct. When this dam Is completed It will flood an area of Soil acres, and the reservoir thus produced will contain gallons, or a supply for titty to tifty-flve days of drouth.

LEAP IN THE WATER. On this subject Professor Chandler The attention of the Metropolitan Board of Health having been oatled to the frequent cases of chronic lead poisoning which occur In tho city, the chemist to the Hoard, O. P. Chandler, was directed to Investigate both the Crotou water and the varloua hair tonlos, washes, with a view to discovering the probable cause. Accordingly eiaminattofls were made of t'roton water which had becu in contact with lead for different lengths of time, under usually occurring clroumstances, of which tbs following are loauui 1.

A gallon of Croton water from a lead-lined cistern, In which it had stood for several weoks, was found to contain 0.n6 grain of metallic lead, J. A gallon of water which had remained six liours In the lead pipes of the chemist's residence yielded (l.tl grain metallic lead, a considerable portion of which was risible to the eye, In the form of minute white spangles of the hydreted uxycarbouute (FbO.HOi ft. U'uter drawn from one of the hydrants of the School of Mines Laboratory, in the middle of tne day, when the water was In constant motion, yielded traces of lead. This water roaches the srhool through about ltO to 160 feet of lead pipe. These results Indicate tbe source of many hitherto unaccountable casrs of lead poisoning, and are or a character to alarm tbe residents of Mew York, and to lead them to adopt precautionary for protection agaiust this lusldtous cause of disease.

Many hare already introduced as a substitute for lead pips the "tln-llned" or "Icad-cucased blook tiu" pipe. no pains should be spared to Impress upon servants the importance of allowing tbe water to run for a few minutes before taking It for drinking or cooking purposes, especially early In the morning, aft the water has stood all night in the pipes. The habit of filling the tea kettle from the holler, or or using water from the boiler lor any purpose except washing, is very dangerona. Experiment Mo. 9 explains a case which recently occurred in New York.

An elderly, gentleman was completely prostrated with paralysis or palsy. Els physician at once suspected lead poison from his symptoms, and Instituted Inquiries which developed the fact that the patient had been using wheaten grits for dvsuemla. and that tha first dutvlnt the nmk In lbs morning bad bean to soalt them preparatory to boiling them. She therefore uted dally the water which had stood all night in the pipes. The occurrence, of a considerable portion of the lead-in experiment number two, In suspension, Instead of solution, is an additional argument for the use or the tllters, though It will of course be useless to employ them unless they ars frequently reversed, that they may hi; cleansed.

BROOKLYN Anthony Calahan, while slightly intoxicated, fell into an areaway in Union street, at a late liour on Saturday night, fracturing his skull by fall. He resides ut No. 55? Columbia street. The injured utan was conveyed to the College Hospital. Officer O'Shaughnessy.

of the Forty-third aubprccinct, arrested James Lynch, a tailor, forty-live years of ago, on complaint of til-rick Ryder, who charges Lynch with assaulting Mrs. Ryder. The parties, it appears, occupy apartments in the same tenement house, in Conover street, near Sullivan. On Saturday evening the tailor was engaged In examining a cage In wnloh was a canary bird belonging to the complainant. Incautiously the door of the niw iqi? upcu auu hmj uuu kui uuif nuu was soon "ou the wing" for parts unknown.

Kxplanai lou was demanded by the loser of the leathered songster. A quarrel ensued between Mrs. Kyder and the tailor, when the latter, us allotted, struck her with an Iron bar, inflicting a severe wound upon the cheek, aud injuring her about the left arm and shoulder. The accused will be arraigned lor exaiuiuatiou beloie Judge be.mar to-day. About half-past three o'clock yesterday morning two young men, while laboring uuder the influence of bad spirits, were standing at the corner of Hicks and l.uqueer streets discoursing "minor topics" of little interest to a sober individual, wnentheir angry passions became aroused aDd a conflict ensued between them.

The parties alluded to were Michael Dowd and James Urogan. In the heat of the scuffle the latter drew a knife and cut his antagonist with it in a most shocking manner about the face and heart. The murderous weapon entered tire mouth on Ihc right side, severing the upper from the lower Jaw entirely to the ear, aud catting the left ear almost entirely oil', surgical aid wits immediately summoned, and rue bleeding and disligurod maii was removed to the island College Hospital by oiiicers McKeon, Keuglinau aud o'Shnuphnessy. Officer bouohno arrested tirogun, who is a laborer, twenty-two years oi age. Ho will be examined beiore Helmut' Hits morning.

The Breelau Building Association, composed or Herman mechanics, met yesterday aileruoun at the Uymnaslum, ac the comer or Llvlugsron and Smith streets, ror the purpose or discussing tuoir plans for me building or a city adjoining the property or A. T. at lleinpstcad Hiatus, said city to be called Hreslau. Tito society ootnpoBed or mcmours, each of whom holds an interest representing rrom fMu to Yesterday they elected tUo following named gentlemen as Frederick aclis; Vice-President, Mr. Stoiiz; Vnigt; Treasurer, Richard Plate.

The treasurer's report allowed tiie total receipts to be and the expenditures f'jStf. A question was raised as to me security or validity of the bonds given by tie trustees, when it Was decided that tiie President should look Into tac matter. Tiie Cortespondiusr sccrciurv announced that he had received a letter from Hoirman, who consented to lay tiie llist alone ot the proposed city, ft was resolved mat the ceremony should take place on the all oi May. Alter the appointment of a Committee ol Arrangements, the meeting adjourned. SiATt PfliSDN MATTERS.

A Itail-ler EwnpliiK capitation. At a quarterly uieeilngof the Board ol Inspectors ol Prisons, held at sing Mug Prison lust Friday, it was decided, among otoer improvements, to erect a stone wan twenty icci mgn around ine main prison building and workshops. 'I nis is intended i as a measure oi increased security against the escape or convicts who may (as in the case or I liuight) cut loojc lrom their cells during the night time. It is proposed to commence the wort; diatelr. The inspectors also removed rbo remaining live officials who, fhrougii courtesy or i he Hoard, have hitlierto been allowo to lviam their positions, thus leaving the govemineu'ai lorce of Hie (H ejtclusivciy democratic.

i TK: FtSKWfi FnflM SSCHEU3Y FISH. the Kusfport c.l. he question ol tne right oi our fishermen to lls't I fur herring at the Magdalen Irhiiuu having beeu 1 raised, (J. H. wrote to lion.

Hamilton Full, secretary of state, in relation iu it and received the following reply DrriKTMrsi' Si.vft,) WAHHl.Miifl.l, i To If. Uvrn, Jiattport, inu: Kir. Your letter ut Die Uth inctwot, suiting if your clt.asna tin- prirllego ol aen'inig tlieir vusr.iU the siuleii Manila for herring, has lireu recelvsri. iii ii'ply, 1 havt? to atnte tout, pHncimit to Ural mi' tii.r of ilse convention belnrreu die I'uheU Stales huU tiiooi Britain of to" liUili of Outotier, t8ls. the iuliabiiAiiU ot mutiny are alloirri privilege of tvl.mj tub of every I gind on the Miorce of Island! reiVtred to.

As that article it nii.1 Hi inrce cami.ii nu i ipiue il nny I VTi'l with hik! full rirn he Ills 11 1 your icivsik, ji.VMit.To:, i i-it. IK THROWS CAUL. Information was giveu at Voliio in Newark, N. .1.. last evening.

thai bauk of the Morris Canal, at a point near avenue. In mat citv, broken away, hereby obstructing imvluatu'ii. j-'in innauly tiutre wan large rower near tie i point of nre.ak.ijre, whereby he water escaped i mil occasioning any setious damage. IHEbRANlC NEWS ITEitli. 'I lie wlioloaale boot uutl shoo eniablisliiuout of i.yluau, Page A Wabash avenue.

Chicago, wui aatiingeU ii.v tire on Saturuny nlalit in the extent of 16,000. 'l ue wholesale grocery house oi I orsyili Water street. OUleago, also took lire, ami it iltmntr.xl Ira 1 f'VfPUl r.f ClU ll.t.'l. i Tli" Breaker or K. sihtbiaii A Mahanu.r city, I wus destroyed by tiro KatiMdor niacit, K-'iiv Willi all the ma.

nnu-i v. Tlie estimated iti insurcu tor liiMfln. new sixty horse power engines, just erected, wore destroyed, 'i'lie Are nun ttie work' ot ait iacendlaty. Tli" large steam tannery in Aljeutown, a owned i Mf'sn. Mtir-er, Keck .4 Co', wae hurued to tlie yesterday morning.

The tlie ih supposed to nave originated in engine room. Tlie e-nnnaicil til finni to IT tlie hnlce ami vats spoiled ttie Ions will exceed Uiase ligcree. The Jos? is supposed to oe eoyereU by insurance. In the Johnson murder, near Syracuse, three arreals have been made, tine of tncm. a young man named Ceorge ('a ry, eontesses having killciLJotmst'ii, but.

save It was done In a quairel. nreuutstances show Uint the murder was premeditated ami that robbery was me object. i lie other two persona under arrest were at Johnson's house on Thursday evening shortly before the murder, aud were tore euipected or The murder was the most brutal mat has pccurted in this vim oily ut I many yearn. OKK HKRALft, MONDAY, WASHINGTON. The Cuban Question in Sickles and Ueueral Affairs in Paris The Cherokee Land Sales.

Wamhinoton. April 10, is7o. itliuUtor Htcklea anil General Cuba QumIIok. The latest official advices from Minuter predicted a stormy time lu Spain. General Sickles, It la said, expressed the belief that events were rapidly progressing to a crisis and that some im.

port ant movement eulier on the part ot Prim or his opponents must soon be made. Semi-official Information la to the effect that in the midst of all the troubles i'run and found time to talk about Cuban affairs and the chauces of some agreement with the United States for the purchase of the "ever faithful isle." Prim Is said to huve bluntly told General Sickles tbat the permanent subjugation of Cuba by Spain was not considered probable, and that he hlniscif stood ready at any proper opportunity to come to an understanding with the United States, but tliut at the present time, while Spain was troubled at home by Internal dissensions, and while the Cubans continued to dety vi et armia the power of the mother country, the serious opening of negotiations for the purchase of the island must be regarded as impracticable. This is simply a repetition of the assurances and declarations made by tne Spanish autlioriuei to General sickles shortly alter his arrival in Madrid. Consular Affairs lu Paris. The Secretary of the Treasury has addressed a letter to Senator Sumner transmitting a communication from John lilgelow, formerly United States consul at Paris, concerning the report of General Sifll'lMncr in ihn lactam hw him perly (or tlie use of the consulate, and the transfer ttiereor to his successor.

General Starring Is tlie ageut of the United States to examine consulate affairs, and Mr. Bigelow complains that In the former's report there is a most loul insinuation agaiuat hltuseU and Mr. Nicolay, who was one ol Mr. Mgelow's successors at the Parts consulate. The allegations and implications are that while at Parts Mr.

Itigelow toot a loug lease of an ofllce for the cousulato la the name and for account of the govern men that in the course ot time the lease advanced in vatue; that the city of Paris, having occasion to appropriate the premises for public purposes, oorn-' pelted Mr. Nicolay to remove the consulate uud ptttd one or both of these damages for the six or eight unexpired years of Mr. Higolovr'a lease, which $3,000 one or both of them put into their poclcets instead of paying over to the governuteut, as General Starring sayB they should have done. Mr. Uigeiow sa.ya he did not suppose there was any pet sou in the United States consular service who would deliberately convict himself of such a gross ignorance oi the laws relating to the installation of consuls as Is betrayed by General Starring.

The consul at Paris is, or at least was riming the period of his consulship, allowed $600 a year lor office rent. He (uok such an office as he pleased, where he pleased, within the business part of the city, and payed what he pleased for it, but exclusively upon his own responsibility. The government had uo more concern wltu the conditions of Ills loase than with Ills debts to his tailor or his butcher. If suitable accommodations could bo found tor $600 a year, very wen, If not. it was all ttie same to the government.

The Consul had to pay the diifereuce out of his own pocket. Mr. Bigelow When the triplicate system of Invoices was Introduced, in 1BG2-U3, the business of the cousmiite was so much increased that 1 louud myself unoer the necessity of providing for it more spacious quarters, was fortunate enough to had very desirable apartments for the sum allowed by the government, but couid not nave tor a shorter term than twelve years. Though I Knew should not remain so long In Parts; though 1 could not know whether the location 1 hud chosen would suit mv successor, or whether I might not oo left liable for part or nil of the rent whou 1 was on the opposite side or the Atlantic, and be compelled to look up a tenant under great disadvantages, I took the lease with all Its risks, and transferred the consulate to No. 79 Kite Itlchelieu.

When Mr. Nicolay arrived I suggested to liuu tuat he had better allow me to assign my leaue to hlni, as did not care to be resuonsiole for the rent of the office alter coaslng 10 occupy it. He occupied tbo however, until i hev were appropriated to the public use. The city of Paris awarded me as indemnity for Hie interruption of my lease. I pcnoiau uwumcii i nrnrnuj 5 port is ajcensure upon die course pursued by Mr.

Biaelow and Mr. Nicolay, which dors not appear 10 he warranted by the lam set forth itt Air. liigeiow'a loiter." 01 these lie presumes (ieneial starring was ignoraut. The r.suid Nulc. The House Committee on iudian Aifuirs has made a report ot the arguments on the subject of the Cherotee neutral lrnda of Kansas, to accompany the bill reported, declaring all sales null and void, and providing lor the return or money paul to any oillcer of the Uutied states, lh pursuance of any assumed twos, it being asserted that the title Is in the United states to said tract or to any part of it.

Jauies Joy, lu hU argument, bill assumes that the title to the lands is in die United Siatcs. assumes that tne anctcnt treaties with the Uheronet's are void; mat the recent treaties are void; assumes that the conveyances to rnc are void; cuts through all the securities which the railroad company has given to obtain the money; makes valueless every dollar issued us security upon the land. Aud we have dealt itu the United states in good laitti not only under these treaties, but uudcr tiie htw; have invited theni to build Hits road: have been seduced to build tnls toad: and imw this very government is asked to declare every transaction as utterly null and void, and the security we have given wholly worthless. Tills Is the way wo are treated if this hill passes." W. ft.

Laughlin, as the accredited tie egulc trorn the originally known as I tao Cherokee Neutral J-aud League," afterwards I (hanged to the "Neutral Land lloiue Protection Corns." and also informally, hut actually, reprc. I senting as he docs a very large number of settlers not members of thai organization, says, in i The pretended purchase or the Cherokee neu i trul land was not made uy any "railroad company," inn oy Jauu-s F. and in the supplemental treaty of June to, not tne slightest lntiniaiion can be toutid that the purchase was tnado oy or for the heneiit of a "railroad company." A law authorizing A to buy a piece of land uoes not authorize It 10 buy it. a sale to James Joy" not a ame t'i it "railroad company," and I insist that tlie contract which is contained in the supplemental treaty is the onlr evidence that would be admitted in a conn as i to who me purchaser and thut tm assumed i conveyance of the mud from Joy to a railroad comi pauy can hnnu toe salelohiut within the scope of that law. it the sale to Jov was valid lie might at any tunc between oat" of his purchase and thai oi Ids attempt to convey it to the railroad company (nearly or (jure a year) have made any other disposition of it he til and uo person or no company could have hm.imeu him.

Hut tue on the Cherokee neutral lands ts.ive a full guar! a nice tor their protection the Urst section the act will lixcs iu? rommence.iiieiit ol the I company right i to have rhc lands a itlidrawn from sale uy tue Cmted states ami Irom homestead and pre-emption settlement the time "Wlieit the Ittio iM.l.l:'! UUIIUMVi; j.M|, ic x.tuip prcscriots conditions uu the tuifl II ruent ut which the Secretary of lie interior shall withdraw certain lauds trout market. 'these condi' have not bivn lutlilied to the present time. Mr. disingenuous tempt to convey me tinI predion that lie wan to lose wu.it lie had paid on tor i laud wt i he shown in in true hy vcterence to I tlie bill itsotf, which in for the re fundio? oi inoiiCT.i paid to auv officer of Hit I I uited States or any party, umier au? of trie aumea treaty Cntncas.y Corves jwntfrnre. Tim aiKiut Uu- lingua letter rcwd iiig Mr.

Fish turns out 11 he some one wish iittt to geH'atacuzy into trnub with our Secrefan of State twaed a scries of letters purport 1112 havi tieen written hy ttcneiat lguauef, of Ittt-aht, and Mr 'I'ne letter from Ignatiof wits written a though lie liud heroine i'rtiiic Minister 0 I Kussla, vice T'rince (tortschaitolT resigned 1 and the answer to Ignatirf alluded to predecessor, tforiactiaicofT'. tins ouce showed the bogus character or the correspond i ence, winch was based 011 a rant that never had cs I latcuce. A telegram reached this country some tun 1 ago that GortscUakofT had resigned and tieen sue oeeded by General Igualtet, Uui proved untrue The forger, how ever, waa not aware vt me rea. anon, and cum united the blunder writing letter fr APRIL 11, were Prime Th? letter or rataeasy to Ignatisf fu" of of Mr. Fish, ami a copy was supplied th? 8eoreUrr, who, on a Might investigation, came to tUat tlie eutiro correspondence was bogus.

Arctic EsplaralloM-VieiVH of Arctic Voyager. As previously stated tn my despatches Dr. Hayill appeared before the Couimittee on Foreign Relations on Thursday and gave ills views relative to Arctic exploration, the question being upon the propriety 01 appropriating $100,000 to aid Mr. Mall. The doctor, alter explaining to the committee bis discoveries and the general features or Arctic geography, advocated a full investigation or the scten- title problems Involved.

He declared himself in i favor of a government expedition, but confessed iliat it writs not likely to be of any linmediute practical use, except to science. Tue expedition, be said, oelng of necessity a nautical be commanded and oillcered by nuuticul men, and tbat since Its operations would be wtiolly beyond tlie regions occupied by Esquimaux experience with tliosc people was not required. As for food, tills mast be wholly prepared at home or at winter quarters, since the region to be traversed wal, so to speak, a desert, iuto which Esquimaux would not go. Biuce an edition could not possibly be tilled out thts season lie saw no occasion for Immediate legislation, except that It wouid give a whole year tor preparation, an auvauuge not to be lost sight of; but ne favored the reference of the whole matter to the National Academy ot Sciences, which begins Its annual meeting in Washington on Tuesday. As for an expedition In his own behalf, he disclaimed any intention 01 making personal application at the present lime, owiug 10 the tluanclal state of the country; yet at some luiure day he proposed to lay his plans before Congress, and he hoped to see well equipped scientific expeditions tltted out, not only for exploration ar the North but at the youth Pole as well.

If an expedition Is to be fitted out by government it should be oqnipped In the best manner, so as Insure success and redouhd to the national credit. Dr. Kane and hiuiseK had done (he pioneering. Wc want no more meagrely prepared expeditions. SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac I'or Notv Slav. Sunrises ft 28 1 Moon 3 OG Suu sets (J 3ft I Higli 4 11 OCEAN STEAMERS. ftATK OK DEKARTURB-t KRUR SEW YORK KOll TIIB MONTH OK Al'ltl Str'im'r, Nn D'ltiiur'lon. Idaho April Liverpool 29 Broadway. A April Loudon 85 Broadway.

Vllle de April 18... Havre 58 Broadway. Eiropa April 18... Matgow 7 Bowline Omen Oily of London. April 18...

Liverpool 18 Broadway. Main April 18... Hreuien 08 ltroad at. Oityof Baltimore April 19. Liverpool 15 Broadway.

Nevada April 20... Liverpool '29 Broadway. Now York April 21... Breinan 88 Broad at. India i April OUsgow 7 Bownng (Jrenu tlityol Waali'ion April 23...

Liverpool 15 Broadwav. PoiiT of hew loan, april io, tsro, ARRIVALS. Rfl'OKTBO ur TUB UKittl.O -H'KVM YAOIIPJ. Hteamaliip Nevada Green. Liverpool Marnli 30 via Queetiatown Slat, th mdie and 1140 paasenitera, to Wllilaiua A ituioa.

April 7, at 3:15 I'M, lat 4J 08, Ion 84, passed a lour mailed London steamship. bound eait; Bin. AM, lat 41 85, Ion 80 56, a bark-rlBgad Cnnard atearaahip, do; day, I'M, lat 41 28, Ion 81 54, steamship Minnesota, do; inlu I'M, lat 41 08. Ion 85 07, exchangednight with a t'inard eteainahlp, do. Steamship City of HnUlmore (Hr), Delamotta, Liverpool and via Bolton, with to John O.

Dalr. Steamship l)a Soto, Morton, New March 31 via Havana April 8, at 5:10 KM, with mdte and paaaengera, to Livingston, Koi A t'o. Steamship United S'atet, Hlanrhard, New Orleans, April 4 and the bar AM of 5th, with nidau utid paaaengera, to Kra ieric Baker. April 8, lut 84 20, Ion 75 40, spoke achr Uamnia (oi Mo), from (lalveiion for New York, Steamship Herman Livingston, flieesman, Savannah, 81 hnura, with tudae aud paaaengera. to Livingston.

Kox A Co. Hteamaliip Tenneiaee, Chichester, Charleston April 7, with mdae and passengers, to 11 Morgan t'o. 8th, at 13 AM, lat 87 18, Panned brig Krontler (ot Portland), from Havana tor New York. Steamship tVni Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington, NO, 67 hours, with mine and passengers, to Lorillard. 9th, oil Kenwlck's Talan spoke achr Mary Muiikiu, from Naitau for New Vork.

Hteaneah'ik RlaLenian. Norfolk. wftb nuisa and passengers, to tliu Ola Dominion Co. Steamship John Gibson, Wiutere, Georgetown, DO, wltn inrtse. to Phillips A Brown.

Steamship toliinleer, duties, Philadelphia, with mdse, to .1 liovillarit. Hark fHr), Cooper, Hlogo, December 5, IBK.s, mdse to order. Maper, teed a steady NK monsoon to Tava Island; entered baulta Straits December 23; passed clear out of Stitida January 3, 187U; live lu these straits, with light attended wltb frequent severe from S1V and heavy rains; light southerly winds fiom thence to lal 11 9 8, Ion lift 63 where got the HK trade wind on paused the meridian of Cape of GootI Hope Keh strong gale from 8iW: light SSH; breeze fiom I at .14 till tola'. 29 20 where was breamed two days; got Sit trade wind lit tat 22; very light throughout; crossed the liquatnr Msreh 4, 111 Ion 28 13 lost the M-l trades In 1st 1 got the trades In Isl 6N; fresh breezes to tat 18 80 where we lost them; light northerly and variable wlnda thenoe to the Island of Bermuda, which was passed on the 27th ult; thence to block Island strong winds from SKA' to NNW; Hindi Island to here light airs from WSW and cslnis. Spoke the British bark Rilbsinan, triun Yokohama for liostou.

lat 2 Ml long, 22 19 March American ship Thomas Dunham, from Liverpool for New March to, lu lal 27 31 lone HO ltd W. Hark Soil Doo Uloi la (NO). U'lenauilt, N'ewcast'e Feb IS with coal, to Punch, Kdye le Co. Kara Rebecca, C'uruuud, Llescjang, Matanzas. II days, with sugar to Waydell A Co.

Sal ed in company wltb the hu'K Aiiiiir nas novo nays norm or Jlatleras, wiili light hallltiig winds. Bark. Clara (NU), Probst, Hajim, 13 days, with sugar, to Rubins A Co; vessel to gcliwoon. Was 8 north of llallcraa. with light an 1 MV winds.

Bark Atlantic (of New Haven), Dlckersnn, Barbados, 17 with sugar, to Sons. lieeu or with light wenter.y win Brig Lincoln, Merrluian, Havana, 11 with sugar to SI aster. Urlg Lavinla Br), Douglass, Matanxas, 10 with sugar to Kranlc 4 Usher, vessel to He Wolt 4 Co. April 1, lat Ion 71) 20, apotio liarlt Caledonia, We-t, froui (Jalvestoii for Liverpool. IIan been 7 pays north of Uatteras, wttn light and calms.

ociir Henry Le (Br), Harris. St Martins, 18 days, with sugar and salt, to Hoyd A lliticken. Had heavy KW On' the last Id days; lias been S) days north of Uatteras. Sehr Annie (of ProrfncetowiV, Rnngs, Cardenas, 11 davs, with to order, vessel to Crowed A Co. Had strong westerly winds up to Ilatterae; lias been 6 days north of that point with tight moderate weather.

Suhr I) Shaw, Shaw, Jacksonville, 12 days, with lumber, to muster. Scbr Mary Mankin, Tyler, Nassau River, Kla. II days, with lumber, to master lias been 8 days north ol' Hatleraa, with light winds and ealuis. Sehr Ilattlo, Carter, Satilla tla.J days, with 'umber, to P.lpley. Sehr Only Son, Buteh.

Body Island. 3 days, with part of the cargo of lUo steamship Eagle to the Coast Wreoklng Company. Sehr Hiis'le Wilson. Ward, Plymouth. Nc, 8 days, with lumber, to master la hound to New Haven.

Sehr i'ltautourit, Handreu. Norfolk gor Proytdence. Sehr Ann Tumor, Norfolk for Providence. Sehr laaae Hinckley, Randolph, Virginia. Sehr Susan Jane, Collins, Virginia.

Sehr Chingornra, Uyder, Virginia. Sebr Thos Wluana, Morgan. Virginia. Intnan, Virginia evhr Qertriide Mcwes, Smith, Virginia. St iir William Henry, Van Name, Virginia.

hrS Helen. Howell, Virginia. Sehr Sarah I'm vis, Jones, Virginia. Bel I It I- Sawrer, Soper, Virginia i-r Kirsrtloni Warden, Virginia. I) Stpelmau, HeulI, Viiginia Sehr l.evlua, Delay, Virginia lor liardner.

Me. hr Ahiulalnr, Thompson, Virginia for liardner, Me. nr I' Alton, for Boston. Srt.r lluvld Currlo. Pau ugitila for Kalrhaven.

Sehr A (j Ireland, Town'anl. BaUiinorH. rv.n Freeman. llowe, Baltimore for Providence. Schr Ij II Hall, Hathaway, Wilmington.

Del. in' Mary Jan Ktronif, hi in-K Aiianii, ffobbina, Philadelphia for Koeton. h. iii Florida, Mysoair, Woodbrldke lor Hoalon. I'mki'iI Hull HOUND Aourti.

Bteainahlp Aomnnet. Rector, Sew BeJfor.l for New York, Willi mdaaand oaaionucre. to Fermi ton a n't. Si.hr Ada Heiberl, dale, tJiouoeatar, dajra, for New Vork, with Dab, to ft Crowed a Son. Nclir Win New Bedford for New York, th oil, to llaallnga A t'o.

hthr Hot Cony, Pi ovldenee for New York, I. Stmtti, ickford for h. rir Joeeph Hail, iller, Connecticut KHei for Sew York, 'ir II ft Colllne, ID New llaren for New York. Kvi oril for Sew York. Wei win, ooi ftpiing for t.

rh'hr Sarah Falconer, Wlaou. Boiilbport for New York, hi iir oriielitie, J'ratt, Deep Hirer for New Vork KOi ND Krlir Florida, WooJbrltee for ifc'1 Ward. Port Johinou for Providence. tii Iir Wanton. t'rowcll, Port Jolrnaoii lor Boa.on.

i i Sylrtaler lle.e. ttoleman, Port Inhuion for anntoii. iloietta Kibn, Mi kioif. Poil for WidU.ei towu. s-hril'r Win I'owert, Cr.nby.

Port for New Haven. hr t'lei k. for Boston, ji. br yi.aon, t'oain. lillzabetbport tor Fall Hire Schr K' vnVin.

tor Nawpo t. -lir Samuel 1' Go.lwiu, WaWrbory, for Stamford. Hi.hr tulluo, WonVn, for Falrhttsu. Marsh, Hniilh. ltondo.il lor J'rort icnro.

Owen, Hobokoo for I'rovtdonce. l'otler, Ellsworth, N'atr for Bridgeport. 1 Hcbr II Ely, Niokaa, New York lor Wfihr Brings. New York for lMghtnn. i Schr Harsh Maria, l.ong, Navr York for Oyster sckr Whlto Hock.

Hnuuell, Ntw York Oktr rtootbpo t. Senator. Kllilinghura. New York for Haiuo it. tb-Jir Mall, Holmes, New York for ilraenwieli.

Hehr Karklaw, Holmes, New York for Sehr Hart, Mo New York lor Uretuwictt. Wind ai sunset t'lesli. aklmnilil TS? Dc Sot'i, Oplsln Mutt in, Mrtva Lit tnfklon, Pot Jt Co'i Ol.l tn art tUU por making tU? run frutn in tltn rtmttktW; quick of ami ho trt. 'fat pMl weak protrnJ to Itft liut.fr aming Ut Jrf ilotl 4 liitu intatr it. i 'IfcMOkwjti JuUd.i4t' br the balance iKt foot at (treat oe Meo-iar Uat far eiaminatiun Hoe wee towered the sflit Tlie propeller Ttelle, IMU of the frr line, raited by the mammoth balaoea dry doofc near tie loot of Hike at reel on tfednedtUy laet, for lue pnpoee of baflu; her wheri UiaJ.

Tlie itcauMlnii Montgomery, tone, of Black Star line, belonging 'o K'nnel SltirgK, was ra iril on Hrlday on 'be forue pnrpoee intjiullog a new propeller. She It alili up, The rtiip i.arlbaidl. HZl tone, hntx lu Myatlii, Ct, In IWO. sod owned Calf in Atlame. waa taken on the euMtier batIt UUP drw Afiti.e.ino ft.

The ship Palmer, 1124 torn, owned by A A Imw A Bro, mined by the name dock an Friday mat, for 1 nee led to her sheathing. Hha la Mill up. brig Henry Trowbridge, 172 ait raised by tb? aoctloual (look foot of Clinton street on Tuesday last, and A lowered Hie nest day, merely having a few executed. The bark Uarld Chapln, MO tons, built in Portsmouth, NH, II In 18o'W, was raised by the same dock on Wednesday last, to receive a suit of yellow metal sheathing and oilier repairs. The schooner Porlo Plata, 105 toot, of at Thomas, WI, waa J' raised by tbe small sectional dry dnelc between Pike and Rutgers slips on Thursday, and received needed repairs.

In The brig Water Idly, 104 tons, built Port JeU'erson, was raised by the same dock yesterday for repairs to her bottom. ti The pilot boat James Rlwell, and sehoouer Ponder, Jr. ni were raised by tho sorew docks at thn foot of Market and Pike slips during tbe week. Tbe tormer received general repairing, and the latter was patched her bottom, wnioh the jagged rooks of Hell bad badly used up. The ateamer Heury aehooner Benjamla, .143 tons, in and elevator Transporter were raised Kogarty It l( Co's sectional dock at Red Hook during the psst week, for general ropalriug and painting.

The barges Ware, tuna, and Philip 200 ions, oc- it cupled Dean's railway, Red Hook, during tho week. They were recalked and thoroughly repaired. The aehooner Annie 0 Sterena, 214 tons, was on tne aame u. railway, hnrtng her bottom painted, In addtlton to other ll' work, as wore the schooner Argue Eye, 314 tons, calked and bottom painted, and the steamboat City of Norwich, whtcb received a new shoe and bad ber bottom painted. I Since last renorta nf aimtlar arrival, IUa ataantViaala Cft I Pierce and here towed from up the Ilodiou to Jj on river, Saruuel A Nolen, Duryoe, .1 Casey, Hawley, A I'erry, Milton, Cramer, Ko- I' berta, It Snyder and Washington alio the oanal Buacomb, Lone Star, Mau-of-War, it Adams, Blake, ll l'atcbco, Helen, A Sweet, Warren, New Hampshire arid Mohawk.

All were laden with lumber. There has been little more decency observable about Coenties slip during the past few days than has been expert- enced for Some bright morning roughs that II congregate about that pier will And, to their utter louishment, but not amusement, that have some rights thev bound to respect. Do any of our delectable polico ever paas that way? The number of passengers, cabin and steerage, that ar- rived at this port for the six days euding Saturday from foralgn ports foots up quite a respectable Ugure, The ves sets that brought them and the ports lltay hailed from ore as KrsseV. from. JfuotOrr.

Steamships- i Idaho Liverpool City of Antwerp Liverpool Vine de Parti IJu Catubfta Liverpool Ailoin'mtnla Hamburg The Liverpool 178 Kali Kee "3 Kuropa Clasgow fc'J7 Main Bremen 708 Missouri llavauu Ploueer Havana 4 Atalnnta Mil i lleury Chauncey Aapinwall Caledonia Ueitoa, Ac 43 Ships? American 43 Chi istcl Kieineu C. 11. Marshall Liverpool 318 )d Harks Montezuma Martinique I Sacramento Lotndo, WCA 4 Lamplighter adit 8 Victoria 5M Brigs? 1 Thompson I'urto i Burl hagua 1 Schooners? i Adello Trinidad .1 King Dove Alligator t'oml, Ja Total 'j Marlua Diaaatan. Bark JCii.ton?'The folloirlng la the report of the loss of the bark Mihon, Capt Clark, abandoned at aea on the iMlh I1 ult: Sailed from Kagua March 21 for tjueenatowu. Nothing of occurred until midnight of 24th.

having Just i cleared of Florida, when a gale aprung up from uorlhward and eastward, increaaiug with a heavy and con- fused sea; abortened aall and atood on atarboard tack on i morning of 26th found the veaael leaking badly, requiting all at both aoon the leak gained on and by aoundlng found that water had reached ground tier of augur, veiael commenced Hating atrongly to windward, canted by angar washing out, and, although blowing with grout violence, waa forced to carry a preaa ol canvaa to keep the veasel upright; blew away Jib, forelopmaat atayauil and foreaail, waahed away and everything movable about Ueeka, stove boata and twiated oil rudder bead; on the gale abated, baullng more southerly, but no abatement in leak; veaael Hated to starboard to that dead lights of cabin were flush with the water, and onlv one pump could be used on tliii account; crew completely exhausted; It waa concluded that the reasel wai now pail redemptionaud that she must soon capsize and sink, and that she must he abandoned; saw a schooner steering NK; set signal of distress; veisel proved to be the Mary Van t'leat, of Camdeu, Cspt donee, who sent lite boat, with mato and two men, taking away from the bark seven men, i and leaving the master, two mates and three men on board tor second trip; time about 7 PM and very dark. After two hoora' duration confused eries were heard between th i res- els, apparently If In distress; iio boat retumfug to l.urU.11 it I been unset. Tbe remains of a 14 foot boat woro over the side ami pulled for tbe schooner, reaching her sMrs, all 1 hands leaping luto her main chains, as the boat filled and was airept astern, swamped. 'J'o Captain Jotius tbe master, nlicers and crew of lbs Milton owe un everlasting debt for rescuing them, IIS souls, from a watery grave, and for his uoblebeartedneas in doing all possible to make them comfort- able, all being perfectly destitute, saving nothing but vrbat they stood in. (Tbe Milton was an A1 bark, 668 tons register, bolll In New York by Win II Weld) In 1858, aud owned by Topper A Beallia and others, of New York.

I Brio Mahv obaiit (Br), from Havana for Portland, was spoken on the 2d Inst, in lat 3W, Ion 73, by tbe brig Walthain, at Holmes' Hole, aud was sgaiu seen on the 7th, with loss of uatubooin. Brio PotNBITT (of Boston), Auderson, from Boston, bound to wss lost on the a uist near Crui del Padre. I Brio Piitmp (of Providence), Crowe'l, wss Insi tin miles oast of Sagua la Grands, i'iew carried to KagU I by llr brig Criuo. MUrelUnraiis, We are Indebted to Purser Walter Pym, of the steamship Herman Livingston, from Savannah, for his attentions. Our thanks are due pursor Jackson, of steamship Tennessee, from Charleston, for favors.

Whalemen. I Arrived New Bedford April 7. hark John lfawron, Wicks. Atlantic Ocean, St Helena Feb 11, with 970 bbls so oil. Kent home on ihe voyage 7tl bbls sp oil.

Spoke, Feb 2(i, lot 12 Ion 12 brig Mercy Taylor, roster, Holmes' Hole, I 3110 sp, 3)0 wli. Spoken -No date, on wbale ground, harks Benj Oummlngs, Hal sty, Nil. lllo sp; hauiploti, IVorib. l-tdgartown, 40 sp do wh. lull In the Stralti of Snnda, liark Adeline Ciibba.

Bab- cock, from Singapore, of and for New Bedford. MpoMu, Ship from San Krancleco for Liverpool, Jhii '27, bit 21. Ion SiA'. Ship Crest of the Wove, from Liverpool fur Baltimore, April 7,1 at 89 2d, Ion TO I Bark Fortune iBrl, Koud, from New Orlaana for Liverpool, March 25, no lat, Ac. I Hark Annie (reported from London for Brisbane, i Jan 'JO, lat 411 Ion 125 K.

Bark Argonaut (NO SteengrafCg from Philadelphia for Bremen, March 19, no lat, Ion 7o. 1 Brig Marv (Irace iBrg from Havana for Tortland, April 9, lat 84, tend wax aeen on ilia Tib, with of main boom1. Foreign I'orfk, Aiiwkup, March Hertha, Arantten, Philadelphia, Sailed 27th, Alexander, Ahnfeld, NYork. AT.OKbluaa, Feb 28 Arrived, Carl, Tarragona for York. ktlriiicuitavkn', Marcli 24 Arrived, I'bland, lloljlex, New Orleans; Ohio la).

HaXse, Baltimore. BkOOWFRBBAVKN, March Arnold Booingor, Htaenken, NYork. Kokhf.aux, March 36- Sailed, Comtene Duchatel, llupoiit, KewOrleam. In the 2Sth. Dannehrog, Hanse, NYork.

Cott'KH, March 28 Sailed, Norderia Uronijiug, Hcltleeen, Ban Franclaco. (JARDK.NAH, April i -Arriit urn I. ei r.aioil, i Poitland; achr Vulture. Wi llAmi, Saraunah. Sailed March 81.

brig oeoige llarrlv. French, I hr Kovai Arch, Arcklna, Sagua; April Hatleras; A kniunl, night, 1 ork MI.B I 1 (Bo, Hatteras; Londoner Noberti, achr Abbia 'i hatter, I'arker, 2d, bark Krne, brlgn Redwood, (Je-dimr, Boitun Blckoioic. lleuley, I'biiailalpliia; scitia Perklni, Perklnv, Onwaril, Honoker, do. CiCMPUKtiOH, March Arrived, Liberty, Vork I Antilles, Boston. i Sailed April 1, brlgf Amelia, NVork; Velocity (Bri.

Barrel, Philadelphia. ORAL, March 28 Sailed. Anzelluiie, Bnrine, I linaiilarsa, March 28 -Off, Yarmouth, Kavmoiuj, New Or Mandilla, Haker, do nrm.iN, March Phateaubriand, Rollier, San 1 I'mucUco; Nabemlah Smaller, do March It)-Arrived, ciirl Vane, Leghorn land cleared for Bolton); 3'Ub (laledonla Ovei.stjne, Palermo (and cleared Uiat for Vork Ilki.vuRT, March k'6 -Arrived, krendt, ou- and NVork Pallkdlmn, Frank and. do. do.

Havana. April atanmiblp Libertv. Reed, New I barka Sarah Ollmore, Clifford. NVork; Revetone, Bati St. John.

,1 barka Annie MoOray, Cardiff; I Oaillih, Newport; brlga Ottawa (Br MaCdonatd, New i i Orleans: Fidelia'Bri, Boston. I Sailed let, ecliri Plllzabelh, Taylor, Mohila; 3d, Ma tha I Ma ia. Mean, Saves; Buahnc'. Muyo, Falmouth via I talbarlan; 5th, AT Randolph (Br). erne, tlapa Hatteiae March Bntia.) tpieen, Savannah t'olonlat, Benion, do; iinbljn, Nottingham, io Fe Radlinlrl, do; 7.1ml, Woodworth, Mode; ockgeter, Pew Peggy, Muclla.

Ualyeitou Biliamiia, Kerr, New 'leered 28ih, Atlantic, YacRbiOD, Philadelphia: Sur.oiua. I San kVanrnco. Kut nut 2Kth, Yumurl. Cochran, Hoitou; Colorad Williams, NVork. oil the skurrlea Still, Ltmorlok.

Laii, Mira'uinau, from I. i I eri ror l.nMiDM, March CJ Km out. Cyc'ono, Korbm, HiHmi Fin? ikI York. I l.oMio.tPicnSY, tloamih.p Hr Craig, York lor i.11>t'.<>n, March3k- Airived, Marlauuo lro, Hautci. Pliiiv dHnhla.

March 28 Hallrd, Alblcore, IVmro, NYo't ataxZAft, April 3 ArrWod, Vairki 0 jmniudoit tMp York; Jai WolihlBri, do: IV Urlf. I l.thi (Br), Druniinond, do; ichr Ktta, laud 80. bark Kularpriia (Bra McinloiU. Hailed lit, barki Jaa KltchVak. Yoi 8 brook do; brim Wm (Br), (Hri, hlxilt, Raltlmoro; ichri Kuima 11 Prod Ytoh, Now York; (Mm fttaploa, II HaWtfju Wj.uio, iJMM, Acuta.

tfotfM, foatLANU, Marnh -Off Ht 1'iMinsa. tr.nii Vork lor Vromsn usury cooks. March Oil'(bo Oilsaiis for Hreuisn. uT?" Hut JaNciivt, Kobi? katlrti, Johanna. Hoietf.

k- Uot' bark Restlau, BuuttW, on. i. Aril.rJ, sctar LyJik Cols' lorn. NVt. Maivh M-Nalirl, Loos II, Lsorlu, PWladsl1 ibis.

(Port KpalnV March brl? Mary, Inghao.St nnr, Lucy, Wl llumi, "I'''! I ia Huidu Struul, immttuJ. at 1 ii'tmai oltta IIIUU, Hull uiau, Klcu. Amtrlou Porta. April 7-Armed, bark Elizabeth Campbell, 'once. Mailed Ships WAPatnphell and Susan Ulncke, hndvl end Sicilian; brig Arthur Iiggleso; end from the uede, eblp Star or barke Wuop, I.

Miocker end A tennedy; It linker, lease end Mary Stewart. Htb- Arrived, brIk Surprise (Br t'urecoa; ngion, Gregory, WiUnlugion, NC erhr Theodore Dean. Philips; Idaho, David, and .1 Barllelt, Harden, baltimflte; Seaman, Me-uinm; A Huddvll, Long; Manilla Wearer, fnever; Cook, Yalklniibiirg; -fmllb, Harrison; Wyalt, and Coi. Case, Philadelphia mee, Smith; II Read. Cobb, and t'ol l.ddy, Day.KlluheUP VIckelmrg.Mlgulna Own HlDda, Seorglaua, Plvraon, Hobokeu; Perils jn.

Reed, Jersey City Snow Muualt, ttobluaon, Mew York. Cleared Bark Anna WaUb, Cootuta, Mew Orleans; briga nuaiantln (Mr), Doane, Western lelauda; Premier, Mi bomaa; acbia A Deuike, tJonee, tlalveetoii. II .1 Key- 5 ond, Ellsworth, Washington, DC; Martin, Enter, A Lorenren; brig A MoNalrn. Pill, A bark Nellie rvnwlok, Halleit, Htkyra Le lo brtge Ann Elizabeth. Havllm, Kntrra Leone; (Hr), Tucker, Meaalna; Capnera, iilaurhard, Magna (not I leoluegoa); ecbra Lewie.

Lcwla, Baltimore; Venue- I an. Hiowue; Mary Rllev, mid A Aldrldge, Welter. I hlladalphla; Williamson, Jr, Corson, do; Ospray, iy, do; i'iiurul). Klfltchsr. ttlitAbithDort! Flight.

jrprua, Wail; Convoy, French; tleorge, ferry, and 0 Cobb, fiineoy, Hnboken Huuw Robluaon, NYork; Ifeorita, Donovan, Portland via York; Nlcxeraon, in, fort Jobnaon. Athsmbra, Wright. Savannah; wtt- mi Lawrence, Hnlluit, Baltimore vtit Norfolk; bark Altulra oouiba, Wilton, Hagua: brig A II Curtis, Merrlman, ardent; achre Ce If et In A lion.trick, (IreeruUtw, St Domingo; Lot- 9, Taylor, Baltimore. 10th Arrived aleatualilp Marathon, Liverpool; bark otlanburg; brlga II DIlHngbam, Palermo; Slmoila, Lon-' on; Orlou, fort ao frlnne; Sullivan. Matanzaa; Ueorge men, Savannah arbva M'-Ula, funce Emetine, do; Mary oulaa, Hi Marie; Jean While, Jac.niel; Ralph builder, Sevan ati; Annie Leland, Clemuegoa; Windward, Maunaaa.

Also, lilpa Mary (loodell, Shields; Sagamore, New York barks loonier, IJottenbiirg: Troeat Mmine; brtge Lewie do; I'nlcorn. Surinam; Euiellun. Arroya; Cltlxen. 'orto Rico; t'eylou, I'urdeuaa; Scotland, Hague; fori, Kaltttore. CHARLESTON, April sloamahip South Caro- na, KYork.

Hailed-Steamahlii Manhattan, NYork. KERN Ah DIN April Talbot, Anubury, Ibarleeton, FORTRESS MONROE, April in for Baltimore, hip Aatronom, Brcmcrbaven; lirlgit I) C'liapiuan, MaUnai; John llrirlitman, from Mammilla; achra Mary Margie Marttun, Taylor, and Win Chapman, rom eat Tint lea. Also paaaod In, bark Herntamta, from Liverpool for Alexndrla; HOLMES HOLE, April 7, AM-Arrlved, brig If Meana, 'racey, Kilgartowu for NYork; achra Frigate Bird Hri, loan, fonce, fit. for St John, NB tand flnanona, Coon, 'otult fort for fhiladelphla. Panel by, bark John II Pcaraun.

Taylor, Ragna for Botnn; brlge Kmelina (Br), Kaundera, Arroyo, I'R, for Boaton; latrera, Hlancbard, Hazna fordo; laola, Col Una, Sagua for lo; Ella Br Martin. Matanrae for do; A MB (Br), Hatouutain, Cienruegoa for do; Edwin II, Kennedy, Savannah; lira Anna Leland, Bennett. Ctcufuagoa for Boston Mary Yhite (Br), Lehlitnc, t'une llayticii for do; Theodore Dean, 'Unlike, Baltimore for do; Boetou, Rich, lloboken fordo; naru jniintai vnlader, Towtnend, I'Llle lvtiihiu for Salrui; Julia Marha. I'll. Klliahelbport for Machlae.

I'M -Arrived, brig Cyclone, Nevena, C.udeaat for Boalon; chr Raven, Parker, Providence for Calaia. Puaand II Dillingham, tannin, Palermo for loaloti; Br', Burke, nud VV Hpencoi, Hopkine, for do; Sullivan, Parry, Matauaae lor do. Simmon-. Hlli Arrived, liark Daring, McDonald, I'blladalplila for 'orllaud; hiig Kodlnk, Downing, for Motion; aohra Irar (Hr, liort, l'ori da Said for do; Hallooti, KUtaethporl lor do; OH Walton, Adamt, Philadelphia for Nanicket; CJcorge Fogg, I'alnn, Hoatoii for Tangtar. i Alto armada aclira Annie A Rich, Arnaa, Matanaas for oaton; Kdltli May, Hlgglnz, Wellileei for Philadelphia.

1'aated by Brig Kraulc Allen, Clark- Baltimore for Poftind; arhra Dodge, Hatch, fort Johnaou for Boatou; Slirauton, lloboken for Sclera Amelia, oat, Norfolk for Newburyport; David Newcomb, Freeicn, Welltleet lor Tangier; Octau Igueen, Newaomb, do foz Fork. HAM Balled, hark Paring; hrlga Cyclone, II tutllnk; aclira Vigilant, for NVork; Heaven, UUer lulloon, C. Walton. i Injiort Hark Hornet, walling brig Monica; achra Irleu Hailing (Rri, repairing; (leorge do. P.M Arrived, bilge Walthain, Hammond, Havana for Boron 1' Ktvell, Lawrence, Ratna for do; aclira Win Walter, Scull, Philadelpbla for Hoaton; Clara McAltop, doboken fordo; Emma A Digging, Ryder, Boaton lor Rapinbauuoek River; F.

Blnnlckaon, Wlnauure, do (or (and aided). Htli, 9 AM Arrived and aaUert, alilpa Sagamore, Pickering, rVork for lioalon; Cleopatra, Donne, do for Bt John, NB; nig Nuevltaa, Track, Baltimore lor lloalou totira Arizona Br', Sinlt.i, Matanzae for do; lielea Mar, Nickeraon, eorgetowu, DC, tor do; Elizabeth Kng'lth. Crowall, Balllnoro dn: Win A a I. M--i ilarta, Philadelphia for do; Mall, Llnecott; Cloero, Connnt, mil Iillr.abrthport fur do; Boston, Hliiriia, Hobokeu lor do; Leader, Holbiouk. and Sargent, largent, l'ort Jobueon tor do; Lake, NVork for do; Vance.

Philadelphia fordo; Roat, lllrluk, do or Portland; Tyler, Stanley, l'ort Johnauu fur SaUnn, Rico, Wentwortb, fordo; Vanilla, Ka on, Baltimore for Bangor; Arcrjr, Oott, York for "iirtaiuoutb Delaware, Snow, for do; Nallia. Vndaraon, York fur Margaret Kalnbart, Hand, fortieorgatown, DC; A Coraou, Browur, do for Phlltdalpbla Cbaa Shearer, Saloui for laugier; tinea, lor NVork. Alto tailed, brig t' Swett; sctara tleo Vogg. Edith Mar, A'ra Wallace. Clara Jane, Hturna A Htjulna.

JACKSONV1 liLK, April X-Artkod, Joraon, Charleston. Cleared Scbr Maiy Slowe. Rankin. Pbiladetpiila. MOBILK, April 4- Cleared, altip Kipouudcr, Inine, Ualealon.

NEW ORLEANS, AoriH Cleared, ship Stratford (Nori, Peuaaeola; Johanne Marie Uuitare, Bre iipu; Kgeria, Btarrnll. (b-ooa. 61 It Arrlvad, aleamahjp Hanover (SO), Mlrubock, Bremen ia Havre and Havana; aliip Maid of Houitoo, Arrestau via Mllford ltavcn. Br low, coiulng up, tbip (letyaburg, iroiu Liverpool; bark Lipauto, Bell, from St Lonlt, Hubbard, and Alicia, Stewart, favre; Envoi lut Cmahclla, Barceloua; bark in Lartlen, Queenatown fur HioHUitblp Victor, Calee, SYork. bill Arrived, tt'iamtblp Bienville, NVurk.

SotlTinv ar I'aea, April A -iitiialde, waiting fur fair wind tall, ibip Thus UarwarJ. On tbe liar, bunnd out, ship laden NORFOLK, April Hcbrt Maaun, Ulbton, Irit. Oilllln, Hampton Hot It; It t'llnoe, Purvler, SYork. PHILADELPHIA, April Arrived, lirljja illal), Jenfanta, Palermo; llrnrieiia, Dahnit. Aajtia; A Heruard, Rood, Mm an rut; achraCW.Vay, Klmoiev, Trltiltad; Will Wlnamore, A rnlioia, Koiie.

Below, Julia (Br), ounce, from Uv rpool; t'rmn Sag.ia. Branch, from Cleiituegoa; icbrt Nellie Starr, from Pouoe; Hen alii day, from Peaaauo Tlioa Clyde, iroin West Indipt. Cleared Bnrk John Wllllatneun (Bn, RnbeiUon, Gibraltar Ill III Ill-Id ui IIDW i "'11 1 If IUIUI nynu euui Voiing, Richardson, MaUnxas. ships Centaur, Kottor, Liverpool; Airo (Mr), Utley. Ardrosaan: built liunb.ody ilir Packet, Liverpool; brig Si Peter (Mr, Leblauc, Cardruai; tobr I.

Blew, Kuokaiuw, Boston. Lkwib, l)nl At the breakwater Dili, suhr Crinoliue, from NVork for Haltlttors. SAVANNAH, brig Harry Stcwarl, from Baltimore; achr A NVork. WrbaMet, and San Salrador, fur York Ihlp Clara Murir, Liverpool; brig Adelaide, Sagia a Orarnle. SAl.liM, April tcbr Jobn Oriflltb, Coombs, llinaaii, WkI Cu.iH of Africa.

TACfl ION, April 6-Salled lir Itois, Paul), NYr.rk. WII.WINUTO.V, NC, April 7 -Cleared, nel.r. (J Bent, York (lakes, Makes, Car lunna. Wli Kt'URH, April Arrived, euhr hdivm fy.er, Smbh, I. Died.

N. on Sunday, April LO, i. irf ilic laic O. ihiti-uurti, iu am li of lier nge. i (in rouuves and friends of the family are turited to Httciid liio funerat.

from the resilience of lier souinaw, ijnvv. W. SUliuiau, I'ouitli street, Morri? iiita, ou iuesUHv afttruoou, at iliroe o'clock, witlidtil further uoiice. 'or Oilier lit ill lit M'jhlh A Tliirl" nr Villanoila onulei teller fa wbo oilers MOCKA- (IK1KN KKAM at a leas pi i ih.in or $181) (Ml net per gross. One or Ins depraved rsecals wbo baa auceeedrd In pa inlng off a quantity of (be spurious eluded an anvst by con resting hlmse'f.

i bit unttropiiliuit known as a pe In and was, until dlscUargsd, a clerk in one of die principal drug lm ion in the city. It it only a valuabla and popular preparation that lbs counterfeiter. liOl)RAI'f'S ORICNTAl. ('KKAM for lbs rompletlon, wnho.it acarrtljr any advertlalng. la universally known to bathe pure and harmless preparation for the skin it la recommended lady to another, and Is well kuosvn to be nee from lead or other mineral anbIinn'-e.

To be bad at Dr. (KICK AI D'S ('Spot. 4i Burnt trrst, and ol rtrulable druggiate A.oFapcnackriil'a in one of (be Ian tuiaika of New Vork 'rsde Kor a diiarter of a have been miiu.nailed in and qualilr. now tor lhill od? rj.iro to i lie trltirr.uht of rolarari mav.if* Trinity nlnu ii not trr lbnn too nine iio.mr?l of latin on lis l.nrut'Mi Amovixkmii In ir shoot, for l.trllea, ilsnl ton t'hli ill on. t.

HltOOKS 1 Un? In i ilj, MtirmpoiiUn lUnol. rj unci Ion. Sut.rl sh ti? i I lUnolt mil INntplea nu I hit. i'liRltVii comudom'. ANO kl i Ur it v.oaa 4 omilry.

Art! II' People to naa hatir vo onn? to lull of illrt tl.tr it to an. lint when VlltLlA, nr. SAl.Vit.flON 1IIK lIAtH act ami tileattnl ho oMuiuict at evert droit ttony but wii: um other. ilr OltltrioroA ViirWitUsd llakr ml Ig uo'l factory, Atlor Ho no. Or.

ItUemuitlir Ifnmrily, 701 Ilrnotl? Cyv.i^.iiBtlc entirely reg-Mable logredlouta, mmaul curs. for circular. Alff Vimr who lh? Apply I ill AM HIBKLKR'S, anil Hard. To imginn l.jr hi'mltiliii ICatraiir.lt* I.I HASSAN, on Ifo'1 Iriii I lintiafithlr W'Wher I'roli mi Itw lis. Nlib'U I YNK'S KM'I'I TORAS If fi tfully i i Havana In I Inruraiaettxt furbished.

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