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Cleared.
D1eS;% paSS.n p
ss s.%s D.ss.s sS.
Brig Gardens: Good,ng, Portland
ssao Dsa os9s M.:
ss sbs Sss ss'': Col! sis!fz ia ss:,s'
Brig John Hill, Pes.ce. Mstsnzss.
Arrived.
Ed 1s phpU ISss % Fol Hy Msh 18Th
Ship Venice sssr Of Portsmouth, before reportsd) %
day. from Liverpool with mdss ms,tsr a7
Ship Ms.,msa Marshall from Nev 9as,as. aada days
SC. Spoke th Of The Csps; q vs.ss ship visisSa1s.
Ship Caine Crane days from Charleston. with cotton
Ship south Csoina Hamilton days from Savannah with
Bsf ch:ss; Watson. IA day. from M.s.n..,. with .us,
Brig Tans! Park from c.rdsn.. l7,h with moa.se.,
s:I $sls:.;: 6.lSisa Co. sshi John Allyn, ia
Brig Piorsrr Hesa Is days from Apal.chicola with cot
Perkins. Esn.lsy 20 lay, from s:.l With hemp.
S ss ssos Z
Cruz was lost the ecranss the sst Msreh small part
S;:s
Sem Iowa sSiS::. from Tsas;s cassi april NS with
Fss unit bound fhiisdsipbis. April .sS coming
FOR III % or
~ .ysD sn S,, as q o."
Gssor days bound 70 Msse .s%e day
and % @Ss,
ty Spanish manowar and placed under her
ss.r soliaa. Means, 4 Bangor, day. from cardsnas.
schr Sterling Holmes % days from Windsor Ms with pas-
Vi. ssss ''s .s.
sSP Miller With
sehr samuel Psyntsr Milton. Del. with corn. to
sehr New ICELAND Poland day. from Eatport with l..h.
srhr Tsxtor ClaTE days from Eastpor with lats. to
0 seRr FT.nHiin Burgess. day. from H.rwiek
Ssy. %d 10
schr iona. Smith Collin, 1aysffcm wimins,en, NC.
s%
sS Z. from vss lumber
sstr w.ys rsass,oa j,y: from TSG%;.!.a lime
.sT
seSr Leona.. M.r.ios. day. from ischs., lumber
Sem pps ssFe Boston, ss~ssad ss,.'
schr freeman. Thomas.on; lime
sss ss sss' Nf!Ss sS'
u: : n..
ss' %f
Schr Consul Boles, Philadephia, coa.
Schr Charlotte. Jones, PHILADELPHIA coal.
Schr Gen Harrisoo. --, Philadelphia coal.
Sctr Lion Smith, PhIIadeichia, coal.
schr Wyoming, Willard Phladel!hi coal
Schr Export, Phsdepha, coal
Schr Hebscca & Abigail Mills Philadelphia, coal.
schr Edward & franklin Dudley, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Henry Springer, Wst.rs Wilmington. DEL bricks
Schr Hornet, McFarlnne. Phi 'ladel pha. coal.
schr Roper. Ioyt, Philadelphia 70, Gre.nport.
Schr Massasoit. Godfrey Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Howard. Baker. Boston, mdse, TO w Lewis.
schr Page Chamberlain Boston, mdse. to Hsrriek.
Schr Choctaw. Barlow, Wareham, lime.
schr Rob. Glover, Cook. Midd'etown, Ct
Schr Lacon. Berse Boston. mdse, toJ Atkins.
Schr silvia Hgbee, Hiebee, Philadelphia, coal.
6chr Express. Smith, Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Juliet Woglom. Petersburg, flour. to Hunter.
Sioop Jare. Alhurst, Providence, to @ Thurston.
Steamer Cetuckct, from Norwich
Below.
Ship Henry Pormouthl Sherry Ioa days from Canton
with iess, &c, to Wstmnre x Cyder.
A brig, supposed the Lycoming. Luther. from Maanzn
Also I bark, and brigs-unkuown
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

ALEXANDRIA. April NArr Br schr Sisters from Jamaica
BaLTMosE. April BAR brig, John Lanemter Love.
land from New Orsn,; of New Point
ship and BRIG and on Horne Shoe bssatiBe III bcsnd
up CID shps AieIsndrs Tenny London; Eutaw Ford DO;
Card. Wind:or. Ns Mary Ann. Be.jsmin Fslmouh Jan;
Mid0 EchbeEe West lndes. BID ship Richard Andsnou.
NesreLK April HArr schrs Berry Fears I'm Proyidenesl
Exact Foger Nantucket In Hampton Rods, schf JAna
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co m m n IL q / AL.

New York, Wednesday, April go.
AsHEs.-Pots, SO rs a So s7t. Pearls, 81 rs.
BREADsTUrrs-The weather was much against tran
sactioas, and the markets dull generally. Some
willing TO sell Gsnesee at SIS.
CorTor.-The sales to day amount to about 500 bales
Prices continue without change.
ArroN
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TEAS At AucrroS.-Imported in the ship Mary Ellen.
Terms-Notes at six months, payable in this city.
Hyson20 chests at 80 per b Is do co. 10 do ST.
so half chests SAY; 10 do 81; 40 do 10.
Young Hyson 37 half chests Gil is do SGT; rs do 64i
so do 54 AIT do ST. $50 do s21 90 do So do Is
ASH Sc do 4s 81 do Al 1876 do 43 40 do Az 1913 40 42
do 50; 2a7 do IS; sal do 81; lsa do Sc; 90 do as
Hyson Skin20 half chests 81 Is do ALI IL chests 364;
20 do ssh Is half do 32 lis chsst 3t 10 do 294; 96
DO ls do as % a7i Al do al lsa do 2si; 81 do
%; SO do 25A; IS do %.
Twanksy3 80 half chests Ash l63 do a. As chests a2A;
20 hi do %; ago do Withdrawn.
Gunpowder-72 half chests 66 % do eli 400 Is lb bxs
35t; so Glib do 36l.
Is ID bxs a7t: $50 do 81; so 10 do 364
OoloDg 20 half chests 33t 80 do 32 400 do 81; goa
ls3 ID bxs 361; 206 ii ID do 37t.
Padrae Souchong-75 boxes 49,
Orange Pekoe-79 Is ID boxes %.
Oolong Souchopg- 1914 half chests 80.
Ningyong-l00 hall chests IS; 800 do withdrawn.
Ool0ng P0uchong-3S3 half chests IS
Souchoug 40 chests 70; $50 do withdrawn
Cassa-500 mats ls4c per ID.
Real EsrATE AUCTION 3 story brick house and
lot II Greenwich avenue, 20 by IS feet 81 2S0 story
brick house and lot, Is Greenwich avenue, same SIZE
- s25; farm at Richmond county, L. miles from Qua
rantine containing lao acres, with buildings 50 2OO
house and lot Wooster street % by 100 feet 0o
Brighton Cattle MARKET.
APRIL U-At market $50 Beet Cattle, IS pairs Work
ing Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, 200 Shep and - SWINE
100 Beef C attic unsold.
and we reduce our quotations Extra rs; first quality
so; second, S5a5 50; third 25a5 A yoke or two
brought q tribe more than our highest quotations.
Working Oxen Sales at $50. $70 SIS, $50 and Sl25.
Cows and Sale. at $40 sas. $a6. u.s. and ssa.
Swine Lots to peddle at Al and 6Jc; lot to close
to SIC.
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MARITIME HERALD


NOTICE TO sHrPAAsrKRs.
We hope thar Cspins Of vessels arriving q this part WI
drEver anv shippng porcog
tended for once other than the NsW FORK
Pilots, or Cspt RoBERr SILvEy. OF our news Meet
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Mr.. WsSsisr-D Deposition to Magnify Small Thinss-
ABDUCTION of james Ssunders-His Confinement in an
Lsssns Hospital 10 Nss Hs~psAirs-Bsd zssasmsns-
Abuses connected pith these Hospitsis, &c.
There 10 but little news to communicate to day. The
world wags about the it did before the arrival
Of the defender Of the constitution" By the way,
nv 70 sss nUT 70
met my eye yesterday in one OF the city papers, which
announced the very important fact that many Of the
Wholesale stores were closed the day previous, to
enable the clerks pay their respects to Mr. Weber
In order correctly estimate the patriotic sacrifices Of
that Mr. Webster not expected to reach the city
until about O'Clock In the afternoon and Of course the
his appearance am happy to say that stores were
opened again the next morning and business proceeded
pretty much the same as If Mr. Webster had not been in
Mr. Webster it seems told his friends he had not lost
any sleep account of the attack Of Mr. Ingersol III
celebrated with Mr. Hayne Of South Carolina
many years ago His reply that occasion. to the dis
70 sav Of n. later eor. IN the senate esaw
Der.
have noticed illusions in one or two Of the papers Of
this city, 10 the fact that brother do not rccol
lect which) Of Gen Romulus Saunders of North Ca
rolina, At present confined in insane in New
Hampshire II that the young man not long since
escaped from his came this city.
has been nmated that he is not insane those who
was ABDUCTED from this City and taken back to the asy
lum in violation Of the laws of the State accompanied
BY the most outrageous conduct on the part Of one Of
city consts bles who instrument in the abduc
ton knew nothing about the case myself but these
charges made publicly. andare not contrsdcted to
my knowledge Young Saunders has friends here, who
determined 10 have the latter Investigated In the
meantime il Is said that he is kept under very
from Concord says his treatment 10 Internal"
These insane hospitals need looking after. II Ia evil
dent that people make Of them to accomplish
their and selfish purposes rather than to cure
sanity Its very gentesl and easy way to get people
OF the way to swear that theyare insane they will
then be put under lock and key and taken care Of
recently tried in this city in which the quss
ton Of the insanity Of an old man became important
for the jury TO decide. They unable agree
that point though eight out OF the twelve believed
that not insane He is nevertheless kept in
fnement.,a the nstgation.ef his own children. They
apprehensive that he will marry young wife. and
squander his property.
In the City Council on Monday evening, in committee
Of the whole, after several balotirgs it agreed to
report the following names as candidates for water COM
missioners Nathan Hale, James F. Baldwin and Thos.
B. Curtis The report will be acted upon this evening
Sales OF Stocks mt Boston.
APRIL 2e-l0 shares Fitchburg RR l2H 26 Western RR
On 80 1T Bo.tsn, l3A l5x 100 Lou Island snds 3
Is Norwich Wor. 57t< Boston X Wor, III llsA
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NEW ORLEArs--ship Mouumen,-27I sacks wheat J N N
L Grswoid200 do II Vanhut-7sO bales cotton Bogart X
Kneeand- bids bosssnge9 bxs tobacco schermsrnorn
March27 hhds $50 bis Croker Warfen-68 pigs Fled
lsr-n bundles deer skins l. Whife6o bags f~shers
Morxans9 bbs pork Perry Msthews-s,9 do lard fi7o
flour Nevius Sonls0 hides Bogart co-3i3 bales cot
order.
ST MARksschr Cleopatras Barge--oo hides Attwster
Muford2 bbls kegs alow bundles skins do otter do
tobacco Norton Ladd COLO bales Holbrook, Nelson
co-7 do Coe Anderson cos do Genre co.. bxs OK
Babbsse x Monell--i oales cotton order.
APALAcHIcoiA-Brg Pioneer2 bhls mdse hot-oo bales
cotton RIeharoson-2t8 do Cot co.'s do Greens
kencaii Borden-2s bags Spesr Vand.nho. do
Fay COIL bales Spoford, Tieston cosco do to
oruer.
SAVANNAH South Carolina-es bales Burr
Isl do Spofod, Tieston COST do Butler Gndener-l0o
do Dennistoun do tirsves2 bales box Sherraud
supt Leber-s3i hides spoord. Te,ton co2oo bales
10 order.
tor jackson COT chs psanuts Gilmartn-6s rice
De Forest eois1 bales cotton Drake A.e5 do Eme
pigs 81 BeaIs Bush-s do old COPPER Hisberg3
md:e Tsilnan be-. To.n.end Bro,hers-s Ton.
smith-i! bales eoon spofford Tlleso. eo cases
Il bales yarn uaashill.sb1. glass seouOs bDs rice
Perrer treres-z2 bales cotton sackets Becher coi6 do
y Undsrh,I.sa do g ordsr-l box Parmsse Nod.
&c. u Astwatsr Mnlford-i piano 4 Cnamtsns bales
cotton Ho brook Nelson co.'s bx pickles Bacn- pEes
div goods T.lman- 20 bales Drake Mills al do
Sseke becherk col rags cks glass and iron
vaadswsrer-iistcs rice lot ofsmpsy bbls 70 order,
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Foreign Importations.

vences, 900 bricks 40 coal 900 bars
IRON 20 bdis do TO oder30 bags nails u Sh fds9 do
cks Folger, Afford CO. tin Phelps Dodge Co.
1890 bags silt Woodruff & Minturns.
MArAsUrz, PR-Bug Girss US hhds sugar Deforest &
eo-6, do hhds moasses sou lbs coffee 5000 MIR
Hawley, of BridR port.
TRINIDAD (CupA)-Schr Iow.-2i5 hhds IS terces bbs
nousses Chamberlain Pomer
SALSchr Ellen Perkns-4i9 bales kemp do skins
26 hides 7s boxes logwood bale horse hair
ST. aw hats 200 quintsls logwood A Patfullo
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great protection meeting" twas held ct the Ex
kog INTO consideration the effect Of the conts
cnsnges, and for the adoption Of such mea
sure: wiz likely promote the general Interests Of The
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Of mansaughter, last evening about o'clock He was
remanded to prison. and will be sentenced on Saturday
McCabe, the unfortunate cripple, the particulars Of
the outrage upon whom gave yesterday still fingers
az the Hospital though in condition which almost pre-
Guides the possibility Of his recovery He slightly i'm.
proved IN the course OF the night and appears have
recovered consciousness though deprived Of the power
Of speech He cripple. Of his legs being de-.
himself with stick Wood his asssiiant, IL powerful
and his superiority In that respect to his victim,
should have the latter from brutal assault
TO which he was subjected They both natives Of
ireland, and came from the same nsighborhood The
qusrrei was caused By some monev matters between
belonging to McCa6e, which the latter ives unable to
obtain and In consequence instituted suit for II. It
& iS snd
the murderous attack Of yesterday, he had brought
Wood before Alderman White, who bourd him over in
Sioo 10 keep the peace Wood did allow ten minutes
TO espse after his discharge upon ball. before commit
ting the outrage already mentioned.
lumbia Railroad sti survives though his recovery il
hopeless He had got upon the train to enjoy ride and
In attempting to got on fell beneath the wheels Of the
The opera of DON Pasqusls' at the Chestnut street
theatre draws good houses and the excellence Of the
and orchestral accompaniment, together with the per
lection Of the stage srr:nssnent, have rendered
efforts to please At the Walnut street theatre sso
appreciated by large aud intelligent audiences AT the
Arch Mr. Jamiesen performing his round Of chsrac
The stock brokers have been to day afflicted With the
blues either caused BY the dsagreeabIs state Of the
weather. or fears Of collision between the hostile
troops upon the Rio 0rands The sales wsre ~ = A.
cline from yesterday prices
Sales OF Stocks at PhiIadeIpha.
APRiL 29-FIRsr BoAKp.-Sl0o0 Rcad,nv Ronds ,ax,
edays pa 10 shares Girsrd BANK IoI 100 shares Rad
ing hsroad Gays ssl; 1000 Reading Bond, a., 74s
ArTna BcA.o-sSoo0 state SIS, cash, 67j; $4,000 do
o. 5000 do ds IS shares Girard Bank iOi $500
IT, .. Bank notes II. W WV
srcosD BoARD.-s4oo City SIS ioi; so sbares Reading
Bank Al. - "
great protection meeting" twas held OF the Ex
Sueoec, on the e2t inst for the purpose Of
Wkog into consideration the effect Of the
changes, and for the adoption Of such mea
province.
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WARRINGTON, April 10, ls46.
APPOINTMENT OF THE IrvKsrIaAriro COMMITTEES.
the resdng OF the journal this morning appear.
by the Speaker In pursuance OF the resolution of Mr.
schenck to inquire how the seal Of confidence imposed
tanned certain information, ETC. viz Messs Schenck
Dobbin, Mctlvane, Thurman and Jno. A. Rockwell
made by Mr. c. Ingsrsol against Mr. Daniel Webster
with the view to founding impeachment against IN
Webster consist Of Messrs Petit vinton, Jefferson Da.
nxHIsiTror or TINE BLIND.
Mr. 0ILEs submitted resolution, which was adopted,
day to the pupils belonging to the institutions OF Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and Virginia for the education Of The
blind = W
MT IrornsoLL made an Intellectual effort to take
up the s Tor the Eymsn. Of treasury notes
to suit this case kept out Of their money against the
wishes OF tho Secretary fths Treasury
An s1cusE ApiorrrmrSr.
MIR. THURMAN remarked that, by the reading of the
journal this morning he heard mention Of his
member OF one Of the lnvssug ating Committee As he
was under the necessity Of leaving the city in the
course Of flew days, he wished to Be- excused from
Mr. THURMAN was excused by the House. and subse.
qusnty the speaker appointed Mr. Stanton in his stead
Whole the state Of the Union. Mr. Burt Of SouaS
Carolina in the chair and resumed the consideration Of
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
for the increase and diffusion Of knowledge amongst
mon
MIR. SIMS, of South Carolina contended that althoueh
the money bequeathed BY smtsson had been loaned
and invested Ia state stocks yet must be regarded a.
in the Treasury Of the United States
Mr. McCLaLLAsp (Mr Sims giving way) said an i'm
PRESTON prevailed in the minds Of some thai the perest
portion Of this money has not been paid by the state
Of Michigan This s erroneous II was paid to the nrst
Of January and the i've cent fund been set aside
for that purposes and more than that the interest paid
up to the present time.
Mr.. sms remarked that he did not intend to call the
honesty Of Michigan into question: bat proceeding
20 show the duty Of the general government itself He
mad no doubt the States which had borrowed money
would refund every dollar. Much had been said about
the bersy the philanthropy Of Smithson IL did not
become MIN, nor was his wont, to speak i'll Of the
deal put ne must be permitted to say thai. such
miums did not Nod response in his bosom. He had
seen IN smhson what he had in the conduct Of
others Aer gathering shIngs In his fsts during his
life, IN the dy ing moment animated By poshumous va.
nifty the money had been bequeathsd whom 1t was no
longer OF use 10 nm X was vanity In foreigner 10
mako this government his adminisirator-ths admnis-
traitor to his vanity. Was government organised
for any such purpose A We have power to admin
lister charities, and the fund sill under our con-
troll, and the trust not executed became Congress 70
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Ah, that nmment was snhIimn,

Oh. that awful Book of Gud /, whose dread
pages we see job talking face to face with
Jehovah. or Jesus waiting by Samara's well.
or wandering by the waves Of dark Gaflee.
Oh. awful Book shining night as speak.
the light of iha; widows hume-the glory of the
mechanics shop-shining where the world cnmes
not to look the last night or the convct in his
cell. tightening the way 10 Cod. even over the
dread gibbet oh, Book of terrible majesty and
ch'id-llke FoTe-of snblimiy tina, brushes the soul
INTO awe--of beauty that melis the heart with
rapture! you never shone more strangely hesuti-
inl than there in that lonely cot Of the Wis
sahikon, where Yum saved the mnr,lerer's life
Fnr-need Tell ynn7-rhat murda.er's life
was saved. That widow recognized the finger
of God. and even the stern brother was awed into
silence
The murderer went his way
Now look We, how wonderful are the WAYS of
Heaven That very night, as the witnw sat by
her lone hearth. her loving orphans by her side
sat there with a crushed heart and no, eve balls
thinking of her husband. who now lay moulderinp
on The blood drepched soil af Pau-tfat husband
living. though covered with wounds, was in her
arms! He had fallen at Paol, but not in death
He was alive--his vile lay painting on his
breast.
That night there was prayer in that wood
uncovered cot uf the Wissahkon
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE TALISMAN,


INDEPENDENT ODD FELLOWS MAGAZINE
THE undersigned proposes to publish immedi.
Il atcly in the city of Washin gton with the con.
sent and appreciation of the Grand Lodge of the
laneous periodical under the above title to be de-
voted to the sublime aud hallowed principles of tho
Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The want OF
an organ at this great central point-this heart OF
OF a mighty empire-bas long been felt by the nm
merous body To whose highest interests tho puhi-
cation will be faithfully devoted The blessed
principles of our order-whch are he cardinal
principles of the Christian Rcligion-wil be adj
coated with unfalterng fidelity and zeal The
social and friendly Citations which exist demand
at our hands corresponding duties and obliea-
tons; they constantly call upon us to exercise Be-
nevolence and Charity--Temperancc and Fideli-
ty-FRlENnsHIP, Love AND Truth. These dstin
gushing virtues and excellencies, it will be the
primary object of the proposed publicat ton To ncul
cate upon TIC minds and hearts OF its readers. In
its pages the order will find their great objects
and interests faithfully advocated and zcalousl v
supported. While ito conductor will most careful.
ly abstain from all those subjects which produce
angry and violent disputaticns, he will ever be
found ready to defend the institution to which il
Is his pleasure and privilege to belong, from all
the unjust attacks Of it's Opposcrs this will ever be
done III the spirit of kindness and charity
The Odd Fellows Magazine, will contain a great
variety CT Interesting and useful matter such as
moral tales. poetry, essays, &C.. and il will en-.
deavor TO disseminate the true principles of Odd
Fellowship with energy and zeal no pains or OK
pcnse will be 50 red TO make IL worthy of the Pat
'bnaSc' not OuI VI tfic UCBJDers OF The OrtCT. but
of the reading public generally. Contributions
have already been secured from many of the abest
pens In the country, and numerous others have
given leave to hope that our papeg will be em
5ellished and adorned with tho productions of their
gifted minds The conductor will endeavor TO
make II all its most sanguine friends could posi-
bly, desire.
The Ladies will ever, we trust, find It welcome
companion in tho parlour boudoir. No article
viii eyer find place IN its pages which can tend
in the remotest degree, to raise blush upor the
cheek of the most fastidious.
IL will be published semi monthly, on fine white
paper, with new type each number will contain
thirty-two octave pagas, neatly scored in paper
covers, making seven hundred and sixty-eirht pa
ges to the volume. IL will be afforded to subscri-
bers at the unusually low price Of One Dollar per
amman, payable in advance. IL will contain one.
fourth more matter than other similar periodicals.,
and at only hoD their price. The first number will
be issued on the first OF May. The members of the
order are very earnestly and respectfully request
Cd 70 use their best cxertion5 to obtain Subscribers
In their respective ncighborhoods and lodges
THEOPHILUS FISK.
Washington, n. O., Apra 1871, 1916.