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xu imnt imumt New Hampshire Publioly Bebukes the President. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Voting To Be Left to the crats Next Tuesday. OFT A ROES OF TREASON Manchbstkr, 7, 1878. Mr. C.

A. Sulloway, a prominent republican, is credited with the autnonhip ul regular incendiary bombshell which baa boou thrown Into tbo republican camp to-day. If It has the following which Is attributed to It, the chaaces ol Mr. I'rescott's re election are decidedly allm. It Is headed "Old Guard and has lor a motto, "Times Change, and Mon Change with Them, but Principles There are live Ions columns of more than average width, printed In minion or brcvlor.

It will be placed In the hands ol nearly every republican in tbo btato. It Is understood to ne a reactiou on account of the dolcat of himmons, In whose interest ex Governors Straw and Smyth went to Washington. They wanted to pluce the President right before the party fn New Hampshire and counteract tne effects ol Chandler's lei tern. The defeat ol Simmons cut ull those men loose, and they are determined to slaughter tho party, and so snub Mr. Hayes.

MAINTAIN FKINGIPI.K. It begins by affirming that the republican party wus founded as a party of principles, and aa such It has won many victories. Us principles were settled end well defined In the lato Presidential contest, acd the triumph ihou attained was the triumph ol the luudamantal iduas of the republican party. President Hayes was put forward as tbo representative of those ideas, aud, alter a sharp and acrimonious contest, in which tho now discarded watchword of the party piuyod no unimportant part, be was elected. Pledged to support the party who made him Chief Executive, ho has de lorild ois piny sua us uvsuriwu uo uiuu by wtiosc cuuruge and patriotism Ua was placed in tne Presidential cbair, and, worse man all, has led many ol'(tie rank and (lie of tbe puny and sumo ot its tortnal able loaders Irom ropuuiican principles to bis own suicidal policy.

Republicans, we have only by adhereuco to principle succeeded in tbe desert tbose principles will be worse tban political dtleat. PKBSIDENT AND I'OLICT onjBCTIONAIII.K. We csnuoi indorse man uor a policy tbat hm surrendered tnree Suies o( tms Union luto tbe bands of tbe democracy; tnat bas removed Irom ulllco Union men to replucu tbem with rebels iu tbe Huutb; tbat bas called into tbe Cabinet ax bosom friend and adviser a rebel general who, during tbo late rebellion, sided in bringing to tbe grave tuo soils ol New Huutpiblre wbo were lighting bravely to save (be Union tho rebel Key was 10 arms to overthrow, sod tbat bas said to tbe rebel whites at Atlanta who woro crowded nrouud hltn cbeerlug vocilerously, 'with no discredit to yon and no speoiai sredit to us tne war turned out as it Vet, inlatuatod with some strange desire to uproot, tbo old principles, wo find tbo convention adopting Uieso words as one of tbe resolutions in a platiorm intended It republican "We welcome and approve bisfPrnsldont Hayes') patriotio and sincere efforts to keep Isitli with tlio people and secure to the whole tbe blessings ol' Just, eOicient and honest republican national Tbo paper tbou quotes tbe position ol Mr. O. C.

Moore, ot tne Nashua VWepr.tpA, "an out-and-out Huyes and "With tbeso ideas no cams to Concord as a dolegate. He foogbt lor ibom as a member ot tbe Cummitiou on Resolutions, and loll tbo Convention in tbe exultant spirit ol a victor. tjmic to sritAK out. "Mr. bad prayed '10 be delivered from all temporiziug anu cowardly and be returned to Nesnus to work with tbe zeal ol one whoso principles bad been triumphant.

And, tbat our discomfiture might be moro complete, tbo rosolutious wero bailed everywhere outside tne (Stale ny tbo Hayes una so-called independent organs as supremely suiislactory to tueroselves and tbo principles tocy worship." Hero lullow quotations irum mo Nkw York Hkkalo and other papers showing that tbey regarded tbe resolution quutou as au opon and square indorsement of tbe President's Southern policy. Alter charging party to tolerate fullest discussiou in regard to ltd action, we now Me criticism hushed into bilonce by tho subserviency ol some of its leaders," It pruceeds to "A second Aaron Is Invoking us to the adoration of glided gods, and our votes uro asked to sustain treachery aud ingratitude before wlucli the Inbdolity ol Judus'lscarlot and ilenedict Arnold pales. Unless Ibis leprosy Is cured by tlie filling rebuke ol a detest on Tuesday next it will be said tliui tbe republicans of Mew Hampshire unanimously "Welcome and approve his patriotic and sincere efforts to keep faitli Willi tbe people, and socare to the whole country tho blessing ol' a Just, elbcieut and honest republican national administration. 'What say the old lenders of tbe republican party, who stood by Its cradle, and but ol Into snatched tbo fruits ol en Illegitimate aud uulldozod victory from tbe huugrv mouths ol ihoso cormorants whoso 'treachery to tue Uotuu and Its cnuso drove them from power And kept them in political fasting?" Next lollows some of the most pointed sentences lrom W. K.

Chandler's attack on the President, together with criticisms lrom tho late Scualqr Ben Wade, Mr. Cameron, of Pennsylvania; Senator lugalls, 1 Kansas; ex-Congressman 0111 is, ol Msw York, and this There are defeats that are victories, and thore aro victories that are defeats. A victory won at tho expense of principle Is an irretrievable itiiard tlrpMirnna Ohio. In strange contrast Is the tlmo sorvlog, cowardly Dd treacherous affirmation of our platform. Similar criticisms aro taken lrom unil-Huyes republican papers, and then tho document proceeds to arraign Governor Proscotl lor his action ia appointing teal," as ii waa termed by in 1875, wus undo a watchword ol reproach.

Interlarded witu uiiuy quotations irom the republican are the following APVICK TO VOTKKU. ''What, then, Is our duty II wo do not indorse the policy ol Hayes? II we turn iroin national toStaio aflalrs wo are inet by tho same treachery, in 1875 every republican in this Stoic mid In tlio country was aroused to tho highest Jeollug of Indignation by the action ol a governor eloctod by fraud and corruption, woo, witb tbo aid ol lime serving court, wbose Jndges, regardless 01 law, aided and abetted hltu, deliberately stole a Senate and dislruncniscd thousands ol republicans. Tho honest men ol the State us a unite arose against this gross outrage, hurled out ol powur tho Executive and his advisers mantled with shame, and removed Irom New Hampshire the stota ut corrupt and traitorous Court. Wo lougbt that campaign on principle; we won because we were In tbo right, and a sound of rejoicing went up troui tuo lips uud hearts of republicans everywhere. The press and the people were united in condemning the aousto steal.

Tne Beuale steal was our battle cry, and for two campaigns It was an earnest ol tho condemnation ol the republicans ol New Hampshire ol iraua and IniquityOu this platlorm Mr. I'rescott stands squaraly, announcing bimsell as pleased wiin tho resolutions wblcn ho hud read. Upon suctf platlorm no republican or tho Old Guard can consistently rest. Believing lu the 'Integrity and ability' of isuau W. Smith and I.owis W.

Clark Governor Preseott places thorn upon tbo Supremo Bench; believing In tne dishonesty and weakness of bom of these men you und 1 clamored lor and secured tboir removal. Our daty men is none the less cioar than in years gons by. Irue republicans huve cover been Iriends to treason nor supported him that has be truyed their trust. Tbo llayas of lo day win meet the sumo rebuke at the hands ol tho Old Guard aa tho Johuson ol the past. 'Unswerving Duality to tne Srinciples we know to be bas long sen our watchword, sad though betrayed by rouivnui rcBiuem ur nuuuucu ui mo humus o( ud ungrateful Chlof Magistrate of tbe state thoio principles remain the same.

Ilolrayed by a Governor 01 our ebolce, oar silence at tbo polls will be warning to ibo repablloau official everywhere that to tbwart tbo will ol tbe people is to full mio a merited disgrace una sure to receive lUting rebuke." Too concluding portion of the circular Is devoted to arraigning Hsycs for a dozen or nis appointments to bit Cubiuet and other positions, uod it closes us republicans ol New Hampshire 'welcome and audi appointments as these? Go they 'welcome and approve' the intimacy of such rebels as tbe Gordons, Lemurs, Gills and llullors at tbe While House, and tbu cold neglect with winch tried and truo republicans like Conkling, Kdinunds, Blaino and lugulls are treated Your votes will sbow If tbe republican party standing on a Hayes platform Is successful on Tuesday nezt." TAMMAN if GEN Jill A COMMITTEE. Tbe Tammany Hall General Committoo held Its regular monthly meeting at tbo Wigwam last evening. Tbe local lenders were fully represented, among them being Comptroller Kelly, Commissioner of Jurors Pnnlsp, Park Commissioners Lane and Conovsr, Order of Arrest Clerk Qulnoy, Deputy Sberillu Carroll nd O'CnJIagban. Joel A. Stevens, Aldermen Lewis end Waenner, Fire Commissioner Kiug, City chamberlain Tappan, ex Judge Spencer, Sheriff Kuilly aud Police Justice Guify.

"WOMAN SUiHUGE. A meeting of tbe Woman Suffrage Society was beld leet evening in Dr. Loner's parlors, Nm West puesk A number of papers were rend to NEW YOE bow tb? progreis of tbo woman anfftigo movoment in Eugland. Mrs. Blake that reason of com para tire success of tbo of anffrago In tbat country wai tbo support of a powerful artstocruoy.

This, sbo said, la foriuoataljr lacking here, tbuueh a similar Inttuonoe would do uiucti to help tbo movement. luvitatton was received and read, requesting Woman Society to affiliate with tbo uutional or gruenbuck ttariv and seed delogates to a Stute convention ol tbut organisation shortly to bo held, Tue sense ol the meeting was ihat tne sooiety bad better stand upon lis owu lost and reject tbo proffered uaslstaoce ol any poltlioa! party. Mrs. Siocuui, Mrs. Cooke and Mrs.

lilako wore appointed as committee to visit Albany next week end arrange for a bearing beiore tbo Judiciary Committee, to wiucb tbe memorials preseuted by Woman SuOruge Society were referred. Mrs. lllake announced ibat ou Saturday evening would dollvor a lecturo beiore tbo Liberal Club, wbtch meets st No. West Tblrty-tbird street. A meetibg ol tbe New York Women's Ststo SufIrugo Association was held yesterday slternoou si tba Home ol tba Business Women's Union, No.

NO WllJoutiUbv siroet. Brooglyu. A resolution petitioning the Legislature tu grant" the right nl muuicipul sutIruge to uil wuo pay tuxes was unanimously adopted. TUo meeting then adjourned A STOREKEEPER'S ADVENTURE. As W.

Jt. Van Uorveor was storing away his mataU lapbones alter tbo day's sales, at ten o'clock last night, Ihreo well dressod men entered his store, at No. 007 Broadway. They examined tbe stock and then usaed tbe price. "One dollar each" was the answer.

They delayed making tbo purchase, moving about In a myatorioua way. The proprietor wus suspicious and kept a sharp lookout. The sloro extends back to Mercer street, but only a email spuco ironilug on Broadway Is occupied, tbo rear ot tbe premlsoa being vacuum Tbo Instruments form a partial partition whlcb bldos tbo cmpiy spaco beyond, while a lew burners shod light on that part ol tbe promises wbloh Is occupied. Tbo men kept moving toward tbls partition aod seemed nuxtons to draw tbo proprietor in that direction. At last, while bo was engaged in explaining how tho instrument was manipulated, one ot the men concealed a uietsliapboue under his beuvy ulster and slipped out.

followed by his friond. The proprietor was alrald 10 cull out or Intercept them, us tbe man who was barguiulng lor the melalluptioue stood between him and the door, as II ro shield the uosconders from pursuit. Tuo proprietor mado up his salud to say notning, lor pruduutial reasons, hut to keep a sharp look out lor au ofllccr. Alter some delay the man who remained bemud purchased an instrument ana gave a two uouur oin in return, but disappeared wittioat welting lor bin change. As tbia amount fully rowunerateu the proprietor lor loas be pocketed tbe bill and asked no questions; but tnu did not ond tbe difficulty.

The three men Joined eucii other opposite tbe Tromont House, and seemed to enjoy the trick they hud played tho storekeeper, Suddenly tbey boouied to reaiizo that was not such a )oke attor all, as their eoovorfcation booamo more serious. Tbe man who hud purchased tbe inciallaphone separated Irom his Iriends nod returned to tbe store, where be angrily dumaudeo back bis change, which wu.t refused on tbe ground that one ol his companions had taken away an instrument without paying lor It. "What's that you say said tho big man with a heavy, durk mustache. "11 you don't give tne buck my money I'll take tho worth ol it out ol you lb and with tbat be seined tbe proprietor with an iron grasp by the neck, dragging him and choking him in the darkened portion ol tne store. Tlie hair strangled man begged to be let go and ho would return tne money.

Tne appeal was reluctantly complied with. Then Mr. Van Uerveer searched in his pockets, but in place ol producing tbo sunt denytndad no diew a revolver, saying at tne same time, "Now, sir, there Is tho change 1 will give you il you dou'l leave at once." This was suoh convincing argutueut that the altercation over the tnetallaphono and tne dollar teemod to huvo reached a satisfactory basis of arbitrutiou, at least to the man who was In possession of tne revolver. "Yes, you bavo got me dead to rights this tlmo, but I'll get the dead wood on you and saying this the big man with tbe black mustucbe led tbe storo muttering vengeanco. Ho joined nil iriends up the Street, wheu ids trio nustcncu away.

shot 1)y an officer. John J. Crogan, a watchman in the employ of Fay Brothers soap manufacturers, of No. 220 Water street, had an altercation last uigbt with a gang of young men who spend tbeir cvonings on the corner of Cherry anti Piko streets, where the. soap factory Is located.

Crogan noticed one of the gaug pick up a stone from the street, and fearing mat lie Intended to do him some bodily barm with it, rapped for assistance. Officor Thomas Waters, of tho Seventh preciuot, beard tho alarm and at once hurried to the spot. At the corner of Pike aud Cherry stroets lie saw a young man running away. Thinking that the man had committed some crime he promptly gave chase, l'be officer called on me fugitive to stop, but the latter did not comply. Waters thereupon drew his revolver and flrod two shots, one of winch took effect lu the man's back.

When the policeman came up to wuore tho fugitive stood blooding from his wound he learned that his uamo wss Thomas llarty, ol No. 03 Madison siroet. The Injured man wss takon to tho Madison street station house te await the arrival of an ambulance, which had been lelegraphod for. At the station house Hany was recognized uu one of the young men who had riuirrellod with the watenmau. Ho was taken to the Chambers Street Hospital, wnere his wound wai pronounced a severe if not fatal one.

obituary!" WILLIAM WALSH. Ex-Countr Clerk William Walsh, who (luring the past tweuty years has been actively connected with State and city politics, died unexpectedly at his residence in Oliver sireot last ovening. Ho bad been alllug for some tiuio past, but ouly uu hoar boforo ho ex Ills bedroom, appearing to be in rather chocrful spirits. William Walsh arrived in this city with his paronts from Ireland when only throe years of ago, and received a public school education in tbo Eighth ward, where ho soon became quite popular with his lcllows, and owing lo bis proficiency In bis studies bis teucbcrs toolc a particular Interest in his advancement. It was not loug before the ever active political factions of that busy ward atiractod the attention or young Walsh and he had hardly reached his majority when bo Joined the democratic ranks and ul once became an activo political worker.

In 1869, when only in ibo twuuiy-Ultu year of bis age, ho was elected a member ol Assembly. He served during the session of 1800 with creutt to hmisclfand bis coustilueius. In 1862 ho wus elected a member of iho Hoard of Alderroon and in the lollowing year becutce president ol ihul body, and wus regurded as an able presiding olDcer. While l'rcsideut ol the Hoard he was several times called upon to discharge, ex-offlclo, the iunctlons of ucllnc Mayor, a duty quite onerous at iho time, as iho city was considerably agitated, owing to the dralt and the subsequent riots, which compelled the city authorities to be constantly on the ulort to maiutaiu peace and order. During the following year Mr.

Walsh was honored by his parly with mo Congressional nomination, but he was Uoieated. He became a candidate for Aldorman In 1866, but was oeaten by Morgan. Jones. Mothing daunted bv this roverse ho remained active in seouritig his political iolluence oven alter ho had abandoned the Eighth lor the fourth ward, where ho has lor the past lew years. He soon lound, however, that It was Impossible to make much heauway amid the political turmoil ol the Fourth, especially us lio wus unwilling to be made a tool or the Tammany or Tweed ltiug, which became all-powerlul in 1868 and 1869.

All tits eflorls to rotain supremacy In bis ward were futile, tbe King champions riding roughshod over him mid uls Irionds. It was not uultl 1878. when the Kiog had beon broken and Tammany had been reorganized, that he once moro came to the front iu iho councils ol his party. By an utmost unaulruous vote ol the Democratic Convention be was in the lull of that yoar nominated lor Connty lerk uud was elected in the lollowing November. Ho ailed tots responsible ofnee for three years with great auilsfaciion, not only to iho party that had honored him with the nomination, but also in manner that elicited universal approbation from the legal fraternity uud others whose busmoss brought thehi In daiiy contact with him iu Ills oflloial capacity.

Shortly alter the present incumbont, Mr. Guinblotoo, succeeded htm Mr. Walsh was tendered a responsible position lu the lax oMce, but bis falling health proveuted him from accepting iu At iho meeting of too Tummany General Committee Inst evening Assembly man Grady uunouneed the death ol Mr. Walsb uud made a tooling address, concluding by moving that iho conimutco adjourn In re spcci 10 the memory of the deceased. Tbe motion seconded by Major (juincy.

The following committee iben appointed in draft suitable Assemblyman Grady, Major W. H. Quincy, oxJudge ex-Judgs J. c. Spoucer and Mr.

Menzo Dielendori. A resolution wu paused that tbo General Commlltco attend tlie lunerul in a body. IROFKKSOR ELI AS FRIES. The eminent Swedish botanlit, l'rofossor Ellas Fries, died at Upsaia on Fobruary 8, In his eightyfourth year. Tho Swodlih papers note the singular circumstance that only a few days more man a century should have divided the deaths of Mouteus and the greatest ot Scandinavian successors.

Fries wns Horn ul Foumjn on tbo 16th ol August, 17'Jt. Among bin many cuutriuutlons to botanical sctuuoe may be meuiluned Ms Mycologlcutn" (1821 29) and liis "Ltchcnogrupuia Europaia" (1881). lie was mude a momiier ot tho Swedish Academy in 1847, and in 1861 preleasor ol botany at the Cuiverany ol Upsaia. MRS. WILLIAM B.

BROWN. Mrs. William 11. llrown, wife or tbe pastor of the First Congregational Charon or Nowsrlc, N. died yesterday, She was an earnest, zealous Christian, and through nor efforts many pour families nave neen kept irom leeling tne pangs ul hunger aoa the chilling oi winter.

She leaves many friends to mourn hef demist. IK HERALD, FRIDAY, Mi THE LECTURE SEASON. BISHOP SPALDING OM THE IMPORTANCE OF BBLIUIOM TO SOCIETY. Right Rev. John Lancaster Spalding, D.

Bishop ol Peoria, 111., leotured last evoning si the church of St. Michael's, Ninth avenue and Thirty-second street, on the "importance of Religion to Socioty." The Bishop first contrasted the pagan nations with the Christian, and the rapid progress and growth ol the latter. He thought the whole world would In time no governed by Christian naiious, which even now he said held the greatest power. The intluonoooi the Christian religion in society for good was next commented on, and the discourse closed with words of kindly admonition. BtY.

mb. HIPWORTH ON "OCB AMERICAN HOMES." Bar. Mr. George H. Hep worth lectured on American Homes," at Lyric Hall, before the Young Aleu's Hebrew Association.

Tbe lecture was very wluy and kepi tbe audience In a rear ot laughter lrom beginning 10 end. Dr. Hepworth exposod with a leurlees band tbe loiblet and lolllee ct tbe dCRareut members ol tbo family that go to rnako up a homo, and pointed oat some ol tbe failures and humbugs of modern society, among wnich be classed tbe practice ot making nails ot ceremony simply lor tbe purpose of making tbem. be next drew a glowing picture of wbet the model borne should be, and mado plea lor better and more thorough education of young ladies. ''poets and poetbx or the bible." Roy.

Or. Thomus Armllage, pastor of tbe Filth Avenue baptist Church, lectured In Plymouth Church last erenlng on ''Poete and Poetry of tbe Bible." Tbe lecture was preceded by sioglug, wblcb was followed with a prayer by Key. Emory J. Huynes, who introduced the speaker. Or.

Armitago, during tbe course of bis remarks, slated that Moses was oae of tbe great biblical poets, and probably the oldest poetry In existunce. il Ibo book ol Job were to be excepted, was to be loaod In tbo lirst five books of tbe biule. Tbo great wurrior poot was David, who is the author of lllty-eignt psalms aud probably tbo author ol nineteen or twenty others. Ouo ol tbo greatest ol Hebrow poets was Solomon, the son of David, besides beiug the author ot a number ot psalms be was the author of proverbs and the "Song ot Solomon." Tbo lalhor and son, in tbeir styles, diflored greatly. The most ssraphio ot toe Hebrew bards was isa'ab, almost tbe whole bis prophecy being in pootic lorra.

MAHONY'S ASSAILANT. Ex-Polleeman James K'Mabony, ot No. 1,173 Second uvonue, who on Tuesday night Shot one of two men who assaulted him In Soeood arenno, near Sixtieth street, gave bail in $1,003 at tbo Kitty-eeventh Street Court yesterday to answer whatever charge may be prelerrod against him. Captain Tule intermed Judge Olterbourir thai the person shot by Mr. Mabony was ouo Peter Mitchell; that he was then In the Ninety-ninth Street Hospital ana that he had rofused to make a complaint against the ex-pollooman.

He also refused to give the name ol hts companion on the night ol the nesault. Mr. Manony niaJo a complaint ol assault and battery against Milobell, uud the latter wili bo placed upou trial as soon as he recovers irom his wound. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPAKTPRK FROM NEW YORK FOR TOE MOUTHS OF MARC It AMD APRIL.

Simmer. OjKrt, Cltyol Richmond. I March 01 Liverpool. .115 Broadway Helvetia March Hfl Broadway Mosol March 2 Howling (irecn Wisconsin March 12 20 Broadway Algeria March 111 4 Howling (ireen City ol New York. March 14 15 Broadway Canada March 14 HP Broadway State ot Indiana March 14 72 Broadway A.

March 14 itotterdam. Broadway Oder March 14 Bremen 2 Howling (iroen Harder March 14 Hamburg HI Broadway Marcli 16 HH Broadway Adriatic March lit 17 Broadway Montana March IB 29 Broadway I'artbla. 4 Bowling (ireen France jMarch 2d 55 Broadway City of 21 15 Broadway nt llsnrHa. I H.reh 21 (llaouw. 72 llroariwav Sueviu March 21 til Broadway Wetter March 21 llreman i Bowline Ureen Britannic March 23 37 Broadway England 23 rill Broadway Nevada March 2ri 20 Hroa Iway China March 27 4 Bowlinir Ureen Uellert March 28 til Broadway Maaa.

March 28 (ottordain V) Broadway The Queen March 3D HO Broadway Donau March 30 Bremen 2 Bowling (iroen IdAo April 2 21) Broadway April 4 ril Broadway Spain April 6 01) Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW DAY. AUK AND MOON. I HIGH WATER. Sun rues 6 23 Sandy 10 27 Sun 6 51) cov. Island eve 11 12 Moon sots eve 10 39 Hell 12 57 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

TJrir. Thrr. Stair of Marrh 7. ITour. Wind.

We.athrr. Horseshoe Noon 30.00 tin Bur 4 f.5| llusy. IIighlnnds. 8 I'M 130.05 481 NW Cloudy. S.iiidy 12 471 WSW Clear.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 7, 1878. ARRIVALS. REPORTED DT THE HERALD HTEAM TACIITS AND HERALD WUITEbTONK TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Algeria (Br), Watson, Liverpool Feb 23 and Queonstown 24tb, with nidse and passengers to li 1 rnnckly i. Alsatla (Br), McKay, Loudon Feb 21.

with trnlso and passengers to Henderson Bros. Frb 25, lat 48 3ri, Ion 25 43, passed a ship of about tons. waterlogKCd, and level with the water; March 4, lat 42 04, Ion steamer Uerniauic (Br), hence for Liverpool; Dili, 2150 lulled of Sandy Hook, steamers Klin (Br), and Wyoming (Br), do fordo. Steamer Bolivia (Hr), Small, Glasgow Fob 23, with mdfe and passenge.f to linnueraon Hroa. Feb 28, lot .11, Ion 3(1 3o.

f-lgluoil un American chip with ensign ball mast; bore down lohor and tound it to he the Serine, of and tor Portland, Mo. from i.lvorpool, very heavy cross eea runnine and the clup rolling heavily; aunt the life boat in charge of the chief ufBder and surgeon, and learned that the captalu (II111) and three of her crew, had been washed overboard the day previoun during a heavy westeily Kale Ibe mate and one neamuntwere aslo injuied, but not serioualy; tliey wanted mi olficlent officer to navigate the tlilp to her destination aent an offlrer and two experienced aeamen they had sufficient inedlcinee and stores on board, and wanted nothing turtner; lell nor at 3 o'clock PM making eail. Steamer State ol Indiana (Br), Smith. Glasgow Feb 22 und Lame 24th, with indse end 27 passengers to Auatlu Baldwin A Co, steamer Atlaa (Br), Low. Aux Cayes Fob 14, Jacmel 10th.

Port au Prince 23d and Kingaton, Ja, 28th, with mdae and passengers to l'im, Forwuou A Co. Had variable but not unfavorable weather to PM of March 3, when, in lat 30 44, ion 74 12, encountered a terrific NW gale, accompanied with squalls of hurrlcaeo lorce and a very high aee; Imliar weather, with rain at Intervale, prevailed throughout the next day and night, cauelng the veasel to roll heavily and ship large quantities ot water; alter which had unusually fine weather. Steamer Saratoga, Sunriborg. Havana Mareb 8, with Hideo and passengers to Jas Ward A Co. Steamer Old Dopiioloii, Walker, Klchmond, City Point nnd Norfolk, with mdte to the Old Dominion Steamship Co.

Ship Cyclone (of Boston). Field, Menlla Aug 30, via St Thomas Feb 20, with mr.se to order; vessel to II Brown A Co, Passed Anjer Ort Hi, Cape of (food Hope Dec 15, and crossed the equator Jan 30, in ion 33 30; had light winds all the passage; put into St Tbornst Fob 15 for a supply ot provisions, isbip Joseph Hsh, SchaofTer, Antwerp 38 days, with empty barrels to II Koop A Co. Came the middle passage and had strong WSW and gales most ol the time. Ship Meronry, Panno, Bremen, via Hampton Roads 54 days, in ballast, to Wra Jr. Bark Camilla (of Motion), Johnson, Manila Aug 17, with nirltfl to Vernon 11 Brown A Co.

Pasted Anjer Nov 17, Cape of Hood Hope Jen 3. St Helena Hub and crossed tlio Equator Feb 5, In Ion 35 had light variable winds the enure pastsge. Hark (Br). Ritchie, Liverpool days. In ballast, to Whitney A Co.

ltark Hertha (Nor), Pedersen, Antwerp Dee 28, la ballaat, to Hnucli, Edye A Co. Anchored in Graveeeod Bay for Kara Kerila (Nor), Chrietianien, Stavanger 40 dayi, In ballast, to Punch, Edye A Co. ltark Daring (of Portland), Anderson, Cardenas. 9 days, with invar to Uosslir A Co; vessel to Millar A Houghton. Brig Marianne IV (Port), Carvalbo, Lisbon 42 days, with corkwood to it Anislnek A Co.

Ilaj line weather. Brig Ysldora Rionda (of Nassan, Nl'), Tukey. Cardenas 8 days, with sugar and molasses to Millar A Houghton. Sclir Lorme (of Philadelphia), Homers, Progress 13 days, with hemp. Ac, to Thebuud Bros; vessel to call A Co.

i-chr Werdwell, Bernbanm, Jereinle 14 days, with logwood to Wilson ft Annus. Hchr Jefferson, (Hubs. Brashenr City, La, 16 days, with hides, Ac, to Topper, Beattle ft Co. Hclir I llousman, Ityder, Virginia. Hchr Harauel Woods, nieelman, Virginia.

Hclir Kactr. Hteelmau, Virginia. Hchr II Van Name, Homers, Virginia. Hclir 1)J WUeatun, Joues, Virginia. Hclir Zulette Konyon, Buokingham, Uoorgotown, DC.

Hrbr Cora, Mogatlilin, Baltimore. Ship John liryce, Irom Callao, which was auohorod at Handy Hook, came up to the city 7th, tnd reports passed Cape Horn Dee 22, and crossed the Equator ret) 4, In Ion 34 3D; had One weather. tg- Bark Grid (Nor), Nielsen, from Bollast, which arrived tith aud anchored In the Lower Bay, came up to tlte city 7th. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH.

Htsamer Neptune, Berry, Boston for New York. Hteamer Galatea, Walden. Provldenou lor New York. Hchr ileleu Mar. Duncan.

Belfast. Me, lor New York. Hchr II Squires, Newell, Parker's Head tor New Yotk. Hchr VVeeas, Coleman, Newport for New York. Hchr Bailie Burton, Hurley, Hiamlord fur New York.

Sclir llau, McNatnee, Ureenwieli for Now York. Bound east. Steamer Franconla. Bragg. New York for Portland.

Htaamer Glaueus, Bearse, New Verk ter Boston. Hebr Potomac (Br), Udell, New York for Ht John, NB. Be hi Albert Jameson, New York ter all. Hives. V.RCH 8, SUI I Schr Melton llwvejr, P.rrr, Hew York for Bedford.

Schr Sterling, Hal, New. York for Bridgeport. Schr Kite Kallahau, liorton. Weehowkeu for New London. ecbr Maggie Ellin.

Llttleiohn. ElUabetbport for Fortland. Kebr Beading HK No 41, Eldridge, ElUabeibporl for wleh. Sehr Theodore Dean, Bv.m. Philadelphia for Boilon.

Sclir Sarah Smith Raaka, Philadelphia for Hoitou. Sclir Sarah Uruen. Auatlo, Philadelplila lor Hoitou. Sclir Lena Oottingb.m. Uuttiu, Richmond fur Provldonee.

failed from Hart liland Roidi Skerry iVow York fur CLEAKED. Steamer Cimbrla (tier), Hrundt. Hamburg via Plymouth and i A Co. Strainer City of Washington, Timmarman, Havana? A Steamer Niagara, Curtli, Ward A Co. Stermer Iiaac Hell.

Laweanca. Norfolk, City Point and Domluion Steamahlp Co. Hteamer Vindicator. Hot-era, Hand. Stinmer Hrags.

Portland-J Amur. Steamer Olaucua. Hearaa. Boston -li I-' Dlinock. Bark Coniaclifle (Br).

Mel tea. Ilnll, 8 Tucker A Co. Hark Prppina Mignano (Hal). Xartlno, Pauarth Boada for oidars- Punch, Ritye A Co. Bark Brothers A sisters (Br), Bulmer, Glasgow I Nevlus A Hon.

Bark Young Eagle (Br), Dunham, I Nerlui A Sou. Hark Padra (Aua), blaugber, Cork fbr A Co Uurk Emilia (Oar), Scbuugel, Toel A Bark Klngt County (Br), Potter, A Redmenu. Hark Amaranth (Ger), Hrauer, Tool Brig Prancosca (Ital), Romano, Brlalol, Storey Scsrpati. Hrl-x Carl Rnsenins (Nor), Mansen. Algoa Bay, CQU? Fundi, Eilye A Brig i.ljo Houghton, Rom, Cork or Falnsontb for orders? Miller A Houghton.

lirig Ella Llech. Rio Grande do A Co. Schr Francis Mai lock. Moule, Itay. Sclir Speedwell, Sawyer, lVrib Clapp A Co.

Sclir Oallsta, Kenniston. A Pressy. Sclir Illinois. Wilson. New A Doyle.

Sclir Paul 1' Keller, Henderson, Now A Doyle. SAILED. Steamers Baltic (Br), Liverpool; Holland (Br), London State ol Virginia iHr), Glasgow; Somerset (lir). Bristol: Cimbria (Uer), Hamburg; Niagara, Havana; City of Washington, do: Isaac Bell. Blchraond, Albemarle.

Lewes, Del; ship Alexander Marshall, Liverpool; barks Hacnr (Nor), Genoa; Sperania dial), hlsltioro; Trimu (i.er), Port Rllsabeth, CGII Mlo (Nor), Bergen; Scad, Lairuayra and Porto Cabnllo; Huntress (Bri, Penarth Roads; scbrs Sophia vVlnterton, Virginia; David Carll, do. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Capt Watson, of tba steamer Algeria (Br), from Llvarpool, has our thanks lor special meteorological observe lions made In connection with the Herald weather service. The pursers of steamer Ntnte of Indiana, trom Glasgow, and of steamer Saratoga, front Havana, hare our thaoki for courtesies Htkamrr North Poixt (Br). Jones, from Port Ja, March I.

tor Philadelphia, has boon wrreked on Chtuco' tongue; all lisnds saved. Wreckers bare gono from PUila delpliiu to ber assistance. The was formerly American, was built at Baltimore in 1S83 and registered 452 tons. IIA ft UNION IAOSI, irom raorviiiiijiio lur now wu wrecked on Cayman. feb 10.

Captain end craw saved and arrived at Kingston, Jo. The hull and materials wen suld at Cayman. But! Rensuaw, at Havana, 1st from Pensacola lost abont 10,000 feet lumber, part of her deck load, on me count ol bad woatber daring her passage Uric John 1'ichcr, of Newport, now laid up In Brooklyn, NY, lormerly owned by Messrs. HenJ Klnch and Samuel (J BaiIt. Is reported to bare been sold to parties In Brooklyn for $4,000.

Bkiq Quango (Bri. Clark from Ponce, PR. for New York with molasses, pnt Into Orand 'I'nrk Keb 22 In a leaky condition, bavlni: encountered heavy weather from the time olleaving port, during which a portion of her eariro wai store. She would be surveyed aud repaired, wlieu she will proceed on her voyage. Unit: Samuel Mum, Hicks, from Wilmington, NC, foi Liverpool, put Into Ht Thomas prior to Feb 22, leaking.

Sciik Petrel, whaler, which was ashore on the Georgia const, end afterward taken to Brunswick, has been surveyed and coudemned, and will be sold and broken up, Ol it Would cost mora to repair her ibau (he Is worth. Schr Grace Phillips, of Greonport, LI, 18 months old and 20 82. 100 tons, has been boaght In Newport by Win Austin, Benjamin Oman and Benjamin Brown, one. third each, for ana will hereatter hail Irom New port. Sens Wilson (of Greenport), McDaid, from New York lor Providence, with cargo of brimstone, is ashore on Quamscutt t'oiot.

near Wlckfo-d, and, as it waa high wntar when she got will probably require assistance to get off. Rcnn Ben. Tyler, from Wilmington, NO, lor Cienfaagna, has been wrecked on a reef near Turks Island. The li was .122 tons register, built at Belleville, NJ, In 1853, and bailed from New York. Seng Eli Townsrnd.

IIS tons, of Warren, RI, which wot dismasted near Warwick Light, Providence River, April 20, 1877, has been sold to Cant John Barker, of New London, lor $110. Bchr Chiettain (Br), arrived at Kingston. Ja, Feb 21 with 11 bags coffee saved from the bark (Nwsd), from Klo Janeiro fur New Orleans, wrecked at Little Cay. man. Kchr Lester a Lewis, Pendleton, from Key West, a1 Cedar Keys Ipstjibboom and on he lest passage irom Cedar Keys te Key Wets.

Bchr Annul am Richardson, at Havana lot Inst, frnn Mobile, mot with a rough sea and strung winds causiei the lost or some 30,000 feet lumber, comprising her deck load. tii-as Wits Powers, from Oroan Island for Nat York, which piit into klngston. ja. Feb 11 ledky, was to bi sold at nubile sale on the 1st of March. Kisniao rciir (loLnsMirn Mailt, at niouoester.

drlfte asiiore on Kocky Neck durinc a heavy wind Monday night where she lies. She will probably bo got off at high watei without muoh damage. Capt Whittaker, of sehr Jennie Middleton. which at Cardanns Cub 14 from 1'bllanelphla, waa washed over board and drowned en the nets age. A LF.xiRPRia Mareh 8 steamer Wyoming naeeet down trem the Washington Navy Yard this morning In Inn of the tug I nrtune.

When off the foot of Prince street came In collision with the pungy hough A Heady, Cap) Reeves, which was crossing Iter bows, and her flying.lib boom carried away the letter's mainmast, breaking it ahor off at the deck. The pungy had a narrow escape from belin capsized, the breaking of the matt being all that savei her The steamer stopped for a moment or two. and acelnj no lie in danger resumed ber way. The pungy was takei into Lambert's dock. Nkw Obmcans.

Hope was run down ann sunk by the steambost Texaa yesterday evening. STtloiiN, Nil, March Despatches from Cardenas tods; report the wrock ol the brig Magdala, from Mobile for Lon don. She was owned by A Palmer and tnlly Insured. Portimunlli hut reported to the Chief Signal Officer at fol IowaThe parts of onknown eehnoner reported ae hurin drifted Into the Sound on the 4th Inat have been ihoroughl; examined and proven to belong to a large three mane) frce-and-att I treed eehnoner. The portioue ol rigging lonni were quite new.

and the blocke marked Philadelphia. farther partlcalara can be obtained. WHALEMEN. Auckland, NZ. Feb Niger.

Hallett, NR. left her for home an 22. She iroes to Huahine (Society to discharge some and will tbeu proceed hone. SPOKEN. Rblp Hamilton.

Tike, from Button for Melbourne, Jan 24 let 35 S. Ion 32 10 Ship allowing KSQV (f), from Manila for New York, Jat 19. I at 3ft S. Ion 20 15. Ship Voyager, of and trom New York fur Bmtel, Feb IS, In lat 43 4H N.

Ion 42 17 W. Hark argonaut (tier), Bremen for New York. Pel 17, lat 47. Ion 19. Bark Varitee (Nor), from Gloucester, K.

lor New York Feb 13. lat 4H. Ion 20 30. Bark llonry (tier), from Bremen for New York, Feb 4 lat 50. Ion 3.

Bark Ingletlde (Br), from Olaagow for New York, Fet 19. lat 46 3d. Ion 20 4a Bare Jote Mure. Carllilo, from New York for Sagna Fob 24. lat 33, lou HU 20.

OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anr.nrsTwiTit, March brig Wellington (Br) Griffiths, Darien. AvrwuKr. March ateamer Vaderland (Belg) Nichols, New York. March bark Anagar (her), Qnn dorsen, Charleston.

Bristol, March bark Tevere (Br), lie Bootll ller. New York. IlKLrasT, March ahlp Lydla (Br), ljenry Philadelphia. Barcrlora, to March aehr Thomas Bel Ryder, Charleston. Batavia, Mnrch (V? Arrived, bark Mohiean.

Berry, Bottoi Homuay, to March ship Calcutta, lJaneon, fc rice ports. Dundrb, Marah (hip Ben Joeqnln, Welti Calcutta. Falmouth, March tbip Macao lay, Beaneti Baltimore. Olocckstrk, March bark Maretea (Ital), Mi resee. United Statee.

I Hull, March brig Lain (Br), Given, Wl mington. NC 7th, bark Straeathro (Br), Millar, San Fret eleco. Hklvobt, March berk Veering (Nor), Norloll Wilmington, NO. IIatbk. Merch berk Lincoln (Am), Oerolc mleh, New Orloana (not berk Lincoln, Thorn, from Bnenei Arret); 7th, brie Belle (Br), Bertebj, Qelreiton.

Soiled 4th, ehlp Welter Wellet (Br), Hetfleld, Ne Tork. Merrh bark Sweneee (Br), Lev reuce. New York: brig Sjoweth (Nor), Kelleen. Wtlmini ton, NC. Soiled 7th, berke Orehema Polley, Clepp, New York; Ja A Wrlicht.

Spear, United Stetaa. Lobpox, Merch ahlp Don Qnlxote, Kim Singapore a Soiled from Oraveaend 7th, berk Mereetor (Nor), Beren aen, United Htatea. Lizard, Merch berk Niobe (Nor), Olaen, New Vol for Copenhagen. Londoxdkrbt, March berk Addie Cee (Br), Qularley, Belli more (end iron lnnlahowen Head 7th Arrived et Inniahowen Head 7th, berka Nokomla (Br Caaaidy. and Mlnuehehe (Br), McOonagle, from Baltimei for Londonderry.

MAeanuxea. March bark Cermea (Hp), Be tie, Charleetou. Oroirro, Feb brig Alvln Kelly (Br), Kell Baltimore. Qveeirerowir, March bark (irlaelehatne (Iw Hemetrone, Boeton; Uakon Jarl (Nor), Fngeretrom, Ne York; Herveet Qneen (Br), Dnnn, do. lee arrived 7th.

a tee mora Beaeorehte TLEMENT. Uk for Llrerpool; Bits (Bp). flarteta. New Ortoaaa for 4o, with bark Helena (Oar). Gardes.

(root New York lor men la tow (aaa oetow). Ballad 7th, it a a mar Cccoput (Bf), Hocsfall (Ironi Lint. dooI), Boataa (attar putting back with mac binary dlaa- Mad). Rio Jaaaiao, March d-Hallsd prarionaly, May Quean, Sprlngtlon. Baltimora.

1 SunOerlamo, Mareb bark Boma (Nor), Lilian, Philadelphia. SouTiiAurTox, March stdsmer Leipslg (Oar), Huffman. Baltimore for Bremen (and proceeded), Salkh.no, Feb bark Slgrid (Nor). Taerrlg, Qal ration. Lo.ndo.ff, March Kite (Bp), Oartlaa.

from Naw Orleans lor Llverpiol, towed into Queenatown to-day the bark Helena (Oar), Qerdes, from Naw York Feb 1 for Bremen, tha latter baring experienced rery severe weather and lost foremast, bowsprit. Jlbboom, boats, sails and part Of her bulwarks. Two of her seamen were washed over- 1 board and drowned. Tbo Helena's bows are also damaged aud she threw orerboard part ol her cargo. 1 Steamer Nacker (Uerj, Wlllegerod, from New York Fab 34 for Bremen, put inta Falmouth to-day, baring broken bar shaft ou Monday.

Brig Kenny (Aut), Sandrl. from Naw York by way of Queenstown, before reported ashore at tiampbeltnn. bat bean floated. She has, apparently, sustained no damage. Brig PJ.rrvatb (Nor), Malison.

wlilch arrirad Mi Liverpool from Wilmington, KG. hat an board the captain, mate, second mete and (toward, of achr Louisa Birdaall, abandonad Feb aa before reported. 1 Advices from St Michaels state that the steamer Gllsland (Br), from New Orleans tor Antwerp, wbirb put in there Feb 17 in distress, had landed 475 bales of rotton, and sbe I would be repaired as soon as the corn was transferred. WEATHER REPORT. Holyhead, March 7, barometer, 20.905.

March 7. xw, line; barometer, 30.20. 1 FOREIGN POUTS. i Adelaide, Jan 24? In port, sblp Krlminta (Pr). Love, uuc; barks Cavallor (Hn.

tor l.ondou;Jae A Borland, Kent, for do; Cbas Peariou. Swain, and Far. unc. Aug Gates. Feb port.aebr a Do Hart, Farnham from New York.

disg. lionnaY, no ship Frank Pendleton, Moholle, Cardiff Hakacoa. Feb schr Annie Merrltt. Pi lire (and tailed 24th for NewYorxl; 22d, Sarah Hunt. MeFiiddcn, New York; 23d, Mary sober, Harris.

Charleston. Game Feb port, brig Shannon, Moore, from Boston. Sailsd Jan 31. Hattis Card, Moors. Fort Libert Feb echr Bebacea Smith, Grace, Philadelphia; 27th, brig Woodcock (Br).

Mattcion, Kingston. Ja: ochre Albert I. Butler, Eaton, Boston Lll- llun May (Br), llauphney, Aux Gayee. Sailed sclir l.aura Bruce Nlekerson, Hamas; i 2oth, hark Fern nude (Hp). New Qrleane; lltlth, 1 scbra IVdro A Gran.

Lake.Philadelphia; 27lh, Fromonaoor (Br), fcnon. Halifax. Cardrnas. Marcb Arrived, Llule Zluloaen, Hana; Manson, Ourdnar, do: Haskell. Ilea- keli.

Matansas; aehraCliaa Moore. Messlok, Havaua; James A Brown, Collins, Saaauuali. Balled Feb 24, brig Fepillo (Sp), Ventura, Fernandloa March 1. barka Carrie lleckle, Woodbury. Hat rerun; Matome, Liesegang.

do: brig Arctlo (Br), Breoion, do; acbr I Aaa Kldridgo, Docker, Key Weat. i Dunkdin, Jan port, bafka A Liuleflold, Ourtrer, and Frledrtch (rfer), Moll. Irom New York. Kalroutii, Feb 21-Sailed, achr Sadie Wlllcott, Watta. PenaacuU Urand Turk.

TI, brlga Alice (Br). New York 23d Quango (Br), Clark, Fouce, Fit, or New York (are Miscellany) 1 I'aaaed through the Faaaage Feb 17, brig Romance, Craig, from Baltimore lor Naraaaa. Horart Town, Jan 26-In Lorna Donne (Br), Lyell. frnin New York. Honolulu, Feb 14? Arrived, bark Murray, Frost, Han i Franciaeo.

i Hailed Feb 9, barka Hertfordshire (Br), Thompson. Fortland; A Holonnib, Canton, (laano Islands; 12ih. Jane A Fatkinburg, llubbard, Fortland; 15th, Courier (IImw), Ahlbora. San Franciaeo; Jos Ferkina, Johnson, Fort Townsend. Hatara, Feb brie The Charloy (Br).

Mahoney. Cerdiff via St Thomas; 2ftth, stoamor Oulllermo (Hp), Gaalonaza, Llrerpool; March 1, Tappshamroua, i Cookeev, New Orleans (und sailed same day to return); brig Kcnabaw, Sylvaator, Fensaeola; acbr Abraham Richardson. Keed, Mobile. Hailed March 1, barks Augusta Borieo. Wilmington, NC; Mary McKae, Hteelinan.

Matanaas, to load for of II at tar at; brigs Zablroa, Morriam, do and do: Maria (AOr). Sorensen, Mobile, to load for Stettin; solirs II rolck, Hawver, Catbarlen. to load tor New York; Norman. Hinitli, Matansna and of liatteras: 2d. bark Knner (Nor), 1 Laugfeldt.

Charleston; brigs Cataliua (Sp), Julia, do; Motley, Flumresr. Mateuzas; Zlngu (Br), Edgott. Oardenes; schr Brightest riter (Br), Melntoab, Faacagoula. Cleared 2d, acbr Bella (Bri. Klrby.

Fensaeola. i. kr-o 11. and Baltic: Hebe (Nor). Barge.

for Charleston and Ark; Sylphtdo (Nor), Aodop, for Mobile and Baltic: (chr Beth Todd. Norwood, lor oardenas and of tiatteraa IIauras, March Arrived, steamer Ontario (Br), BouI chette, illverpool. 1 Kinostou, Ma, Feb schr Ebenezer (Br), Bethel. New Orleans: bark Lai I a (Br). Cunningham, New York brig Delay (Bri, Onterbrldge, Halifax.

Salle i Feb 24. Queen of Wen (Br), tiammett, Cienluagos via Moatogo bay; Lorne (Br). Maloaey, Olenfnegoe; achr Helen Maria, Look, Pensacola; 25tb, steamer Ariel (Br). Hollit, New Orleans vie Vera Grot: eehrt A Knowles, Chase, Baltimore via Iforant Key; 27th, Geo Mills, Tlltotson. New York.

Mmwoouib, Jan brigs Salve tBr). Johnson, Ban Francisco; 11th. Sea wail, Hanson. Astoria, 12th. sblp Oen Butler, Kyder.

Pott Oalnhle; 15th, scbrs Sadio Caller, Webber. Maariilus: 17th, Amelia, Fays, Paget Sound: IStn. snip Henrietta. Bianehard, London; bark Fannie Skollleld, Dunning, LJnsne. Boiled Jan 17, bark Ardenltnuey (Br), Miller, Boston.

Cleared 10. bark Monhegan, Laee, Neweaetle. NHW; 10th, ship Langdala (Br). Jaaalneen, for Sydney. NSW, and Han Francisco; 21st, bark Leonata (Bri, Steele, 8yd1 nev, OB.

In port Jac 23. ships Borneo, Shaw, from Mauritius, arr tired 1st; Bulwark (Br), Beaton, trom Seguenay, arrived 20th; (Jen A Holt, Norton, from Ljasne. arrived Dec 241 1 Windward 'Br). Baker, from Besocke. arrived Dec 20; Liz tie Marshall, Dahler, one; Hudson (Br), Colville, from Mlraintcbl, arrived Jan tiarriaon John ton, Colby, from York, arrived Jan 3, for Newcastle ana Hnny Kony: Free Trade, Merriman, from Trinity Hay.

ar, riven 4ih: oris Pnraere (Haw), Cbaae, Irom Hnrrard Inlet via Victoria. VI, arrived 3d and the above arrivata. Mortividko, Kab bark Moonbeam, Dan bar, i Portland. Matanzar. Feb brie Stockton, Allen.

11aj nana; a hrs Lney Graham. Smith, Havana; March 1, Little Dewey, Davla, do. Sailed 27tb, bark Sebaatian (Rp), (Itima, Savannah; brig Keyaiona, ilaatty, Ilatleraa; aclira Thomaa I'tllabnry. Pitcher, do; Magain Cain, Scull, do; Chat A Coulomb, Solover, no; March 1, Mottle A Hand, Llttlofleld, do. NSW, Jan 12-Sailed, bark Bmina Angusta, Youna, San Francisco.

In port Jan 31, liarkt Manhoyan. Luce, and I.yman, Plnaiiam. une; Mel'? (Ger), Meyer, lor San Kranclaco. Ida. Chartered-Rark San vie (Br), Cbartrel, ior San Kranclaco.

Feb ablp Belvedere, Jobnaon, Acapu co I Port Artorio, Jn. Feb schr Carrie Milea, Craham, United Statea. In port about Feb 28. achre Kddie Pierce, Haven: lienry Clara. Cahoon; Dyer, lleera; vt Winy, Snow; Alex Ntekeraon, Ilattfe Weaton, Paraona, and Ocoan Lily (Bri.

Merer, tor United State-. Porch. Pit, Feb port, brlys Daylight, Glbaon, ior In two daya; Blisa Thomson, Perkins, ior Mayayuoa naxt day. SrriNBT. NSW, Jan bark Mabal, Daerlny, Boaion; 20th, ateamer (Br), Ohevaller, San Francisco.

In port Jan 31, ahlpa Lanydale (Br), Jeaklnaon, for Ran Franrlaco, Idy; Kirk wood and Itajab (Hr), Jenalnt. lor no, no; nark Ariel (Nor), Noilaon, for do, do. St ago, Fob brlyC Pickeriay, Harbour, Baranquilla. Arrived 22(1, arbr Cry net (Br), Leaaef, Lnnenhnry, NR. SAflrA.

Feb 26 aebraJ Vannemen, Sharp, Phlladnlphta; Pettenirill. Vork, Portland. Sniied 23d. nriyt Sagna, Munday, Philadelphia; Llaale Zittloteu, Jeaaen. Cardenas; Maneon.

Gardner, do. St Joiix. NH. March brly Belle Waltera (Hr), Hurdon, Unndalk; near Baird (Br), Starkey, New Vork. v.lmrotor.

NZ, Jen 26? In port, bark Louisa Boritell, Borstell, Iroiu New York for Lyttleton. Strarkr Am; uri Ahtwrrp, Feb Cbeatiua Redman, Elliott, America. Arrived as riutning z-n, uiirn, lore. Amxtkhpam, Peb Nellie Crosby, Beln, Charleston. Aukudeem, Feb Tre CoKoati, l'lzorno, New York Brixhan, Jan the Start 31st, Maddalena Prima, Pltsarella, from London for Philadelphia; Keliglone-oLiberta, Irom do for do.

PkvMKk, Feb Weaer (s), Burro. New York. Hailed 30th. Der Wanderer, Krokn, Philadelphia: Antolnetlf, Hansen, New York; Ohio (a). Meyer, Baltimore; Frankfurt (u, Klugklst, New Orteans; Edith Cermicliael, McBachern.

North America. Batavia, Jan Mount Washington, Perkins. Yokobama; 13th, Li no ores Abbey, Miicuosoo, Hau Francisco. Bora, Feb Balled. Libertae.

Vision, Mobile (and Ssited nut of the Htralte of Tarifa 17tb); Bib, Ilattie, oxers. New York. Bombay, Jan Prince Regent, Graham, Liverpool. Hailed Feb 3, Blrnam Wood, (ireerorv. Madras.

audi re. Peb Gov Tilley, Rio Janeiro. Railed 21 it, Laraater, Vespar, St Thomas; Lillian, Campbell, Cuba. Calais, Feb Nevada. Poster, Delaware Breakwater.

i CorkiiHAoair, Fab Grant, Florenas, New Capis, Peb 18-Cleared. Geo Klnrmao, 11 ewes, New Ortleans; Hercules, Nykoape, Pensacola. Calcutta. Jan 30-Cleared. Ben Maedbne.far New York.

Dover, Peb Jumna, Praaer. irom Antwerp for Philadelphia (and was Folkestone same day). ajkais, -to-Ancuorea, mu a urnairaon, onioiua, HlTMIft. DtT5fr.ru* Iht Gnlrabtn, (lerlich, from Bremen for Charleston. Dvblin, fob Irievlde 8, Delaware Hirer; 224, Edwin, York: Lainetar, Hall tiirrr.

Cleared 2Uth, Kdgar, Flowers, Delaware. I Falrovtii, leb red, Jupiter, Norden, New York to discharge. hailed 22d. Blade. At wood, Cardiff; Dorotea Mareeea (from Plymouth), New York.

FOLkkgTORk, fob Kinlgkeit, Behmidt, from Hnll for New York; 22d, I'aulus, Cbrigteasen, Hamburg lor Philadelphia. FLsmroon, fob Candida, Matthowson, Portland, O. Ubrat YikMOOW, fob flaetlna Ansaide, OU. rarl. New York Gbroa, Feb Mettle Atwood, Nowcomb, New Orleans.

Cleared IWh, Ceetello Dragons, flehlaffino. New York. OraiuuTAit, Feb Hersogtn Anna, Knaaek (from Hatavla via New York). Ht Naxalre, having repaired. Paeeed iftth, Harry Smith, Weeks, from Metelna lor New York.

ilAVkB, Feb Creeoenl City. Delaue, New Or. leaee; Kxpoender, Crooker, do; Forett Kagla. Ilowatt, Key West. HAkitcao, Feb I Maggie Klllett, MeJilloaes: 2otb.

Orieia Meyer, New ork. Helled 20th, Holyst, Johneen, Philadelphia. Arrived at Caabaven Baswaat, flwett, Huanilloe. Holtmad, Feb Pride, Tower (from Troon), Uardenae; Perlen. Lodin (from Olaeeon Dock), it- New York; Luota Murebleon, Jones (from Liverpool), Havana.

Feb Arragon (s), Hymons, New York for Bristol Litf.itroot., Feb Lafra, Loreateen, New Orleans. ') Hailed 21st. Prlnoe Cberlle, Irvine, Hombey; Mlsa A iw Keaaey, Kennev, Heme toe Heads; Abram Young, Kenny, Handy Meek; Ark lew, Robertson. Ht John, NH. Cleared 21st, Charles Hewley, flew ley.

flail Francisco; ZUL Jlaaa. Ma Cbsss. Daria. Ma. lantae: CiiImM Hmphre, Bailie, Fontbwoet Paaei bar.

Pltuien, Delaware Breakwater; Crmrl Jtwtl. Frltn, itnndy Hnoa; Verwerta, Lobae, Wilmington. London. Feb 21 irrlveu, I'lumiiif Wllnltt ion; 23d. Gnutella, Bparaa, Now Yora: Frlveteer.

nd Luna, Toblaaan. dm Denmark (a), Wllllami, do (ana tnlrred out to retam; 33d. AJace. Mirlce. Cleared 33d.

olbeie. Alberts. Bandy Hook: 384, Canada (ai. Sumner, New York; York whirr, Lontrley. Philadelphia.

Entered out 31at. Joaa Kodrlicuea Lnpei. McDonald, lion ion. rt tied from Graveaand 334, Steteon. Moora, Nan York Lonoondkrrv, Fab 31? Arrived, Oruan, Larean, Baltl- 11 ora.

Arrived at Innialiowen Head J3d, Numa, Douglaa, more. Sailed horn Brotbara. Tburaton. Baltimore. Liufrick, Feb 30-Arrived.

Prima Donna, Touueaon. Baltimore. Nkwhv. Fab Koralurar, Jacobean, baltlmora. Plymouth.

Feb 33 Hailed, Kunvo Manila, Cunao. Baltl- mora Foraeta, rlirlaioiisen. New York; Catterlna 8, Simoneitl. Delaware Breakwater. Palrrmo, Feb Lawrence, Polllo.

New iork; Alexandria (a), Llnoiiuiktar, Meaalna (and ailed loth lor New York). Qi'kknntown, Feb Plimeoll, Tallakaen. Glaarow Lebanon. F.ynn, Hull: 33d, Pielro Aceame, Glouceater. 11.

Fob Oxo, Dalil. Baltimore. e'tavangrr, Feb ll-L'leared, Sapbir, Kndreten, New York. St Nazairk. Feb Polermel, Bardoux, Pena.v coin earn, Feb Arrived.

Lizzie Forter, Haakath, St John. NH sailed ttth l-r Mazagau). Thuko. 22-Sailed. '1 Smith, llamas, Cardenas.

Fai aotrru, Fab 12 pilot cottar, ot tbla port, auded hare tbia morning Captain Kick ham and craw at the bark Orlando, of l'rinoo hdward Ialand. trom Haitiintra lor (iloncvator (maize), which vjaeel abilted carge luring a hurricane on the 4th, In lat 37 N. Ion 70 W. and crew picked un by German abip Duisburg, tram Baltimore lor Kuttnrdam and trauafarred to No 12, Feb Hritiali Princess and Kedutl DaBrmacki haro both ooukaa at Hirkenhaad. 22d? I'he matter of the Montana (a), arrived herefrom Sew York, liarniitexperienced very heavy weather the homeward passage, Joiintr tamo of the boata and cot; vraaal aluhtly damaged.

Mncantiu henea for Portland 13th iliat. returned hare this morning with loaa of two blades of propeller an 1 damage to stern tube; xupuoaed to have urnck a floating wreck laat Tuesday, tba lUtb, in lat 34 23 London, Feb Caatalla, from New York, arrived here, toporta having lost two men overbourd SooTiiAjerroK, Feb Braunschweig (a), trom New Orleans fur Bremen. exerieuced on tha luib. In lat 47 N. Ion 20 a violent cele Irom to NW, with hiith seaa, during which she lost valve, sella, Ac.

St Feb bark Francesco (Ttal), I'oriin. froiu New York for tnia port (maixa). arrived here i after 22 days' passage. The matter report! having experleni heavy weather, and that be waa loroed to jettison bags of cargo. AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, March Arrivod. steamer Iberian (Brl, liorne, Liverpool; hrig Maralt Cartier (Br), Williams, CItnluogoa: acltrs Holtlo tlove, Hearts. Baltimore; John slnamau. Call, Philadelphia; Ultdereleeve. Hull, AntBoy; Hells Brown, Brown, Weehawken.

George Ural Cleared? Kchrt Nellies Jerrell, Jerreil, Small Point, to load lor Philadelphia; Brandon. donea. Island, to lead lor Baltimore; Sarah A Hoffman. Paahlev, lg garble, to load for Philadelphia: William Houston, Dean, North Bootbhay, to load lor do. eteamers Ilopkini.

Ilallett, Baltimore; Nereus, Ilallett. New York; ship Independence, Stroat, Iquique; brln Mwrgie (Br), Demernra: aehrt A llowe, Newoury, New Orleans; Allen Ureen, Niclcerion. Philadelphia; Joseph Ilex Hold, I'erth A or boy; Kolon, Rronkltin, Bow York A Petera, Torrey. Weenawsen; Nettle Glutting, Uobblni. Iloboken; Czar, Hammond, do; Wra Pickering.

Lortng, Weebawken; Sarah Culleu, Anderiuu. Iloboken; Miller, Uairlaou, Port Johnson. Below-Khip Brown Gondell. Port Madison; bark Suaan le Campbell (Br), Tybee; brig Stowe (Br), front Martinique. (Br), Worthlngton, Liverpool brig Kanuie Tucker.

Wheeler, Havana; Cbal A Ulggins, Mclutosh, IIaril; Alice Rogers, Norfolk. Sailed Hark ltalnh Hayward. BALTIMORE, March 0 -A' rived, bark Ardlto (Ann), Zambelll. Trnloe; schra Chaa Morrlann, Smith, WUeaeaet; Chat Sampaou, Gage, Georgetown. Me.

Ellen Tobin, Hugbee. Jersey City. steamer LonUn Walker, rtonnoke Hirer, NC; barks Peru (Nor), 1 oversen, Barcelona; All (Nor), borbjornten. Liverpool, brigs Alexia (Br), Williams. Porto Cabelle; A Nichols, Peters.

Matanzas; schra Smith, Grace. Barren ialand; Urlole, Baker, Weymonthi Ann Coley, Blank, Portsmouth, NC. Graf Bismarck (Qer), llsgemann, Bremen; Win Crane, Kent, Susannah Blackstone, March, J'rovldence; barks Oalatola (Ital). ltarone, Queenttown; Kendemanden (Nor), Hansen do; Yaraoyden, 'Ihompron. Rio Jenelro; Somtueren (Nor), Pederien, Uueenstown Nellie Carr, Morlaoy, Jacksonville; Treadwell.

Hudgitts, Nassau; Rescue, Moon, Kingston, Ja. Grat Bismarck; barks Yamoydeu and 0 Williami. BATH, March Arrived. schrt Jane Newton, Boston, to load at Parker's Head Tor Brooklyn; Ellen, Hatch, do. to load at Barker'" Uead lor Annapolu, Md.

Wellington, Rich, 1'hlladolpMa; Kawley, llawler, Peiorstiurir. HE LEAST, March 2-Arrived, aehr Lola Chaples, pies. Vail Kiver, to load Ice for Jaeksonvllle. HllCSSPOKT. Me, March schrs Chattanooga, Snare, Alexandria; Philanthropist.

Haynet, Newcastle. CEDAR KEYS. March (-Arrived, aehr Letter A Lewis, Pendleton. Kev West (see Miscellany). CHARLESTON, March ship Martha Bowket Bowker.

Havre; bark Maria (Nor), Taarvtg, Bordeaux. Soberono (bp). Maristaay, Barcelona. OUiCH island UaRBOK, March 5-Arrlved, sehre Charles Morse, Marr, Wareham tor New York; Cora 8 Vanrilder, Brown, from'Brovidenoe for do; 8 Banaell, Bunnell, do for Philadelphia. PORTRESS MONROE.

Peb 7-Arrived, bark Memto (Br), Sathtrland. Liverpool, Seek inc. I Passed Sprite (llr), from New York foe Richmond. A McCellnm. Masters, Liverpool.

MOBILE, March bark Miriam. Parkar, Havre! Henrv Whitun Kioh. Keval NSW OilIJI i.VS. March 7-Uleared, bark lima Alhretbaao. London brig Jnsela Selva, for March 3-Arrived, bark Clementina (dp), Hentr, Havana: achr Jt Locke.

Petrie, Port Cortex. Bnterprlio, tor Apalaehlcole; George Oicar. for Grand Cayman. 7th-Arrived, ship Annie Law (Br), Wilton, Liverpool barks Unhrovaekl (Ant). Cork; Adnlpb, Si Tliomaa: tebr I'eter II Orowell, Bobbins, Asplnwall.

New York and Knickerbocker; bark Valadora (Sp); Prig Frits (Sw). NORFOLK, acVr May Morn, Adams, Jamalca. Nr.W BEDFORD, March sohr Favorite, Clark, York. NEWPORT, March 0, schrt Wm Bneklay, Buckley, New Tork for Somerset; George Littlefield, from Boeton lor Vlrgiula (end both sailed.) Returned? Sclir Light Boat, Wood, Hyannis for New )' York. In Rachel Jane, Burdlck, Somerset lor Now York samnel Crocker.

Thrasher, Taunton for do. PM? Arrived, tcbrt Florence I Lock wood, St John, Georgetown, Me, tor Philadelphia; Little 1) Baker, Baker, and Neponeet, Pervore, Boeton lor N'orlolk; John Manlove, 11 allocs, rrovldence for New York. NEW LONDON, March 0-Arrived, schrs Sinniekaon, Philadelphia for Norwich; Fell. Ambo.v for do; Keecno, llnlii.kou (or do; Entire, do for do; Julia, do lor Providence; Bertba, Providence New York: Wm Bowen, do for do; (i Raymond, Now York for Pino Ialand. Lancaster, for Philadelphia; echr Texas, for New York.

NEW HAVEN, Mareh tchr Jennie Beasley, Harrington, Ponce. PORT GAMBLE, Fob bark Camden, Hone- lulu. PKNSACOLA, March 2-Arrived, shlpt Borge (Dutch), Yen Dele, Klo Janeiro; Marianne (Port), rerrelra, Lie bon. Hero (Nor), Baitlsnsen, Dordrecht; Washington (Her). Wolter, The Klver Erne; Hermlenlo (Itel), Morton, Belle Isle.

bark Palais Gallien (Fr), loupe; echr Sadie Wilciilt, Wetts, Falmouth. ('atterina (Ital), Villa, Gloucester! tclir Warrtn, Johnson. New llaveu. PORT KOVAL. SC, March schr Mary APower, Wilev.

Charlastun. PHILADELPHIA, March shine Colchester (Br), Kettle, Bremen; Esther Roy (Br), Roy. Liverpool; schrs Hickman, Evans. New York, Sfnnlcksou. Pen.

neweu. no; rsiouo irav. irerry, rrovionnce torthwatte. Wolfe, do: Lowls, Baxter, Hampton, Mo; A It IHekman, Uoothbay. Swlnerland (Help).

Jack eon. Antwerp Panlta, New York; Harrisburg. Worth, Hoatoo bark Ava Maria dial), Slhenooe. Belfast: tchrs Oath- art no 1 Mivis, Cienluegot; Eatelle Day, Trace Somerset; Sinnlckson, Ponnewall, Hoiton; Stephen Morgan. Hainei, do: Mary Freeland.

Clark, no. llllnoia. Kanita, and Hanrisbnrg. LrwK.s, Del, March bark Han Andreaa (Ital), Manella. Waterford.

barks Traveller (Br), Covert, Havre for orders; Fratelli Arecoo (Itak), Arecco, Wnterford: Sage (Nor). Sovig. do (and sailed for Philadelphia): schr Kate itommell, Adams, Cardenas. Passed up-Hark Kmfly Lowther (Br), from Savannah. PORTLAND, Me.

March ft? Arrived, tchrs Volant, from Kennebeo for New York; Silver Spray, Russell, Thomnstoa fo. do. Brigadier, Philadelphia; Wm Thomas, New York via Keunehee. bars Blanche How, Hussey, Buenee Ayree; brig Agenora, Crickett, Mataosat. Also cleared, schr Congress, Parker's Head, to load tut New York.

Arrived, schr Uoorge McPsrland, Harrington, SevenPORTSMOUTH, Msreh fl -Arrived io lower hsrbor, schrs Robert Poster, Robinson, from Rockland for New York; Wnlllngten, Rioh, Parker's Head for Pnlladelpnia; Mary Amsden, Raker, Kennebec lor Newark; Kate Walker, Herricc. Huckspoit for Philadelphia; Chattanooga, Snares no lor Alexandria; Douglas Hay net. Aaeme. Wtscaeset for Baltimore; Mary Htaudlsb, Hlgglns, Booihbay for Phlladelphla. PROVIDENCE 6-Arrived, tchrs A Davit, Long, Mobile; Belle Hailldey, Hurt, Philadelphia; Chariot Carroll, Denike, Elisabethport; Leach.

Pendleton; Forest City. Hodgktns; Highlander, Wood; Ganges, Walls; Henry Means. Morgan; Atlantic. r.lleebath, Tracy, and Cornelia. Lyon, Port Johnson; John Croegford, Hart.

Perth Ambov; Harriett, Kelly, lloboken; Ann 4 Brown, Crowell. do; I.oui* Walsh. O'Doonellt James II Denuty, MeMahon. snd II Clarke, Calf, New York. Osaeo (Br), Willleme, St John, NB, Tin New York.

Wm Keneedy, Poster, Baltimore via Norfolk; Tonawanda, Sherman, and Harks. Pendleton. Philadelphia. RICHMOND, schr Porter, Chase, Providence. HAN PRANCI8CO.

Feb brig Deacon, Cel. houn. Port Discovery. Una, Stoddard, Honolulu vie Ilnmboldt. SAVANNAH, March berk frene (Br).

Perry, Caernarvon; brig Venture (Spi. Clauliiegos; sehrs Uriah VI.V O.Ul.nlll. P.nnv Berk Bengal Mvre, Cronstadt; eebr Lyons, Young, Brunswick. Ibis (Nor), Charleston: John Campbell (Br). Barrow; sear A Lovertny.

Ball River. HALhM, March 6 -Arrived, echre llattle Hove, Baaraa, Port Johnson: Kino Dovo, Cousins, Harmon's Harbor for New York: Mntt Haven, Collins, Calais lor do; Jantes lienry, anew. Rockland for do. VINEYARD HAVEN, March 7-Arrtved, brio Open Boa, Wyman, Weohawken Tor Hoston echre Auger. Dayton, Harbor (or Now York; Pointer, Dill, Boston for New llaren or New York; Olive, Moody, Weeltawken, for orders; Cnancollor, Ferynoon, New York, to discharge Honors; Walter Thorndike; Annie Collins; Florence I l.ockwood WILMINurON, NC, March barks Thoryny (Nor), Ktranre, Watertord; Bertha Hansen, LCatter (Br), Thurber, Maysgnes.

WOOD'S llOLK. March sebr Henry Coned on, Mllllken, Providence, to load for Norfolk. WICEFOKD, Maroh schr Baldwin, Dennis, New York. VAC HTM. MTKAMHOATS, hALK CHEAP POK OAsH-TWO CANAL Boats; cood order.

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