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without breaking before She could not have
in better place. however, than she did. Tho pounded
little and made no water her bottom was slightly
ed but the stern showed signs Of sranin
When taken into dock doubt evidence of greater
the bottom and the cardboard streak will be percoptbo
Lieutenant Randolph Of tho cutter Sea Drift poted the
y Gu. ofdanger, and she rent to sea on the It'll:
The chip Excelsior Is still In port loading for Philadelphia
She will have her cargo board by the 18Th Her
will fall short Of $1,000 Much ofthe cargo found
damaged, the amount Of which is not vet learned.
The bark Mopang Croker nearly ready for sea- and
will probably get of by the eth.
Yacht Brenda 2s from Tampa with passengers and
freight brought also number of recruits for CompanyA
Second ARTILLERY, USA for the garrison in this city
PHILADELPHIA, March q. 4 PM-Arf bark Elk, Ham,
Empire State, Atwood Chatham Adea Felicia sackett,
New York; Race Rock, Brown do W l. Dayton Douglas,
Dighton, Mass; Kezron, Newman, Newburyport.
CID steamship state OF Georgia. Garvin Savannah Resi-
dent (Br Hunt Halifax; Charm, Berry Boston; Hyde,
Emery Eastport Race Rock Brown, ostOn Adeiia Fell
cia Racket Norwich; Grand Island Chase Newburyport
Dayton, Douglass, Fall River
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Suddenly on Tuesday morning March g. of apoplexy,
Mr.. noNAs CALHOUN, in the 42d year of his age.
mother-in law, 1870 Norfolk street this afternoon at
O'Clock: The friends and acquaintance respect
fully invited to attend
Capt JOIN DICKINSON, commander Of steamship James
Adser aged 81 years and 10 days Master Mason
I. Q: of f., of Philadelphia.
The friends Of the family and members Of the Masonic
Order and O. Of O. r. are respectfully invited to at
O'Clock A. NJ, from his late residence Montgomery
street, near Henderson street, Jersey city.
Philadelphia and Charleston papers please copy.
At Jacksonville, Fa, on the 20th inst. HARnrsoy
JOINS merchant Of this city, in the Seth year of his
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence No 40 Laight
street this afternoon, Goth inst, at O'clock without
further notice.
On Tuesday March osth, after a short illness. Mrs
MARGAREr DrFEAryE, in the saith year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectful
invited TO attend her funeral from her late residence
O'Clock.
On the Goth of March, Nj MICHAEL rrrzGrBBoN, in the
The friends the family are invited TO attend his fu
neral this afternoon, at o'clock, from his late resi-
dencc, ~ Neyins street, Brooklyn.
March 18th, MAIoAnT ANN JOHNSON, wife OF Enoch
w. Folsom, Jr
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the m
neral this afternoon at o'clock, from her late resi-
dencc, No. 2e2 West Twenty ninth street
On Wednesday, 29th inst OF consumption, PATRICK
GRIBREr, aged IL years and II months.
Hugh and John Bell requested TO attend his fune
raj tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock, from the resi-
dence Of his uncle Hugh Bell No. 30 Hudson avenue,
Brooklyn.
On Tuesday evening, March 18th. Mrs. MARY pownns,
in the 2eth OF her age from the County OF Cavan
and town Of Correologhan
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral from her late residence No 1875
Greenwich avenue, at O'Clock, this afternoon.
On Wednesday morning, March 29th after lingering
and distressing Illness JAMES NJ Of Rev. Oren aud
Elizabeth N Brown, aged 20 years, six months and q
days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
spectuy invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence Of his father 168 Elm street. this afternoon, at
O'Clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for
interment.
On Tuesday evening, March 2sth, suddenly, JoHS SHE
MDAS.
The friends OF his family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon Mt O'Clock from his
late residence, No. 2l8 walker street.
On Monday evening" March 9th, FERDINAND f., son Of
Theodore and Abby A. Rich, aged IL years
The relatives and friends Of the family are INN Cd 10
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DlsasterS.

sHr PASTnHoS, Of Boston, lost Holyhesd belonged
y Barney Esq. HssnsysyiIIs She Insured
s ss% Ssss
yestsras have 60. ashore on the night Of .h inst
the o rsnr ma s os 70
the forme; fn ssa for
las. nsSs ss
the Bahama Banks, with bark Bertha Smart from Nor
sys nu%l sS and ps:.snssT taken "a syths
n s ns y
hew Talbot Co. Of this city valued at $4,000 and fay
scHR INDcAron hence for st Johns Pr which put into
s with los, q n and md head Of ain
Stream in heavy sw squsi towbOat has been sent to
WING ''f v '''' IVY vvhalemcn.
AT n a. NsS Bedford :sh bar. H Wsvs ppSyn.
r Ds
thu Stewart En- goo sp for New Holland Az 81 Helena
Rrs1isss E%m. Jones' Jssnsy Nb so
IL ss%s IS ssss: g.:
aston. fsss Ss.s. T; s:,
z, s q sS ~ spiNss ss
Of waist and bow boats and davits in heavy gale OF Ber
ss: as. sss: s ST: Sa
stormy weather on the coast
Spoken.
Ship Gertrude silsby from Liverpool for Bath March
10 miles ENE Of Holyhead.
Brig Choctav hence for Cardenas NO date lat 80 lon
6S 40
Schr Mary Forrest, from Palermo for Baltimore With
loss oforemast th inst about 40 miles Of Cape Henry
Foreign Ports.
AsPINwALLIn port March II, bark Velocity from Car
thagenA; brgs Truxillo Rowland Lamartne Isabella and
schrs Hornet from do; Kent Island from baltimore.
CnLsA1-ln port Feb "a chips Viola shaokeord % days
Hampton Roads in few days Goth arr Sarah Boyd,
Merritt, and Mazatlan. McLoon, for 81 Thomas 18th.
Arr 18th bnrk Walls, Jr Tarvie Baltimore and Guaya-
gull with lumber from G 18TH ships Louis Philippe Bryan
Baltimore and coast Of SAmerca refused
neutrality-suspicious., North Wind, Hdreth san Fran,
cisco (nd sid for Chinchas leth sunbeam Sou1e do nd
sid for ChnchAs 2d Greyhound, SNOW do (snd sld for
Chinehas gth Astoria Leland DO snd old fer Chinohss
crew IL shipped.
Sid ith ships Belle the West Howss Hampton Roads
lssh Monterey craw. ds hs mate Of the died - th'
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ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM CUBA,
~>.N1-lSNNNooyNN1@o0N1-
Further Particulars Relative to Spanish Ouirages
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship Black Warrior arrived at this port from
Havana, last evening She surrendered to Captain
Bullock the goth inst The fine of six thousand dol
lars imposed pay for taking the cargo out of the
ship, and for sundry fines which said to be due
This paid under protest. The cargo, among which
061 bales of cotton put board the ship by
the consgnees and she sailed the oath inst at half
past FIVE p. b.
The w. has experienced strong northerly gales,
companed with heavy head during the greater part
Of the voyage.
The English steamer Teyot sailed at the time
Vera Cruz She had board the opera troupe consist
ing Of savi steanone Beneventano, and others. Their
destination was the city Of Mexico.
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sttend The funeral this afternoon, 81 eelsek, frsa
On wednesday,, March Goth, IDA IovnA, daughter Of
Joseph and Ann Maria Clark, sgedS months and days
The friends and relatives invited TO attend the
neral tomorrow afternoon Mt O'clock at the residence
Of her father, 43 vandam street
In Woodbridge, Conn his native place, ON Sunday
evening" 26th Inst, H. CARRIN0roN, aged II years. for
many Years resident Of the sland Of st. Thomas West
Indies.
At Dundee, Scotland, the 7th inst, DAVID Min,
banker Dundee and brother Of George Min, merchant
New York.
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On the LIST OF Dec 1863 by the Rev. Thomas Farrell
at st. Mary's church, WILLIAM HANIKY TO Miss MAR
GAREr daughter of Francis Priest Esq, both of this
city.
Boston papers please copy
On Monday, the 9th inst, by the Rev Dr.. Tying Mr.
LISsoH d. FREDERrCKs, TO Miss MARY GERTRUDE MoFFEr
daughter Of John Moffet, ESQ., all of this city.
On the 2Sth inst, by the Rev w. Williams Mr.. SAM.
JOHNSON to Miss JERusHA SrAuIDyG all of this city
The happy pair about to leave for Paris.
On the 2Sth inst, by the Rev. A. II. Wright Mr. JAMES
WRIGHT, Is Miss CHRISTINA MALcoM.
On Wednesday, March Goth at the residence Of John
II. Reid Esq, Harlem, by the Rev. JAS l. Schock THos
L. ROSE, TO Miss SARAH A. SUTTON, all of this city
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Port OF New York, March 20, 1854.
CLEARED.
stees%ship KNOXVILLE ludlow, sayn3nAh Mitchili
Ema S fs' %:p.a..s Ra.
Ship Golden Gate. Dewins, San Franchise Chambers
sniS Tsnn::.ss Ns,.Asg Mobile: E.sle Hazard
Bark Charlotte wynns, HOsmer Havana smaliwood An
Bark Henry Shelton. coombs Havana Chamberlain. Ro
Bark II Gamble. Hosmer, st Marks, smallwood, Andsr
Brig Denton. ssvn, Santa Cru.. Thompson Hun.
Srs Morse ssYys, grSq,T,S
Brig VIM hcGlvery, Clifford cardenas. Kirkland Won
Brig Bonita. Slower, Trinidad. N NJ Freeman Co.
sg W.T. WIN. Ps,i. Weber, Bs.m q c Buck
SS;, & f St 5SAn wsn;y
scSr Cha: Miller smith wiinn sson Doi9ss PotssS
D.Y aom'
ssE Co.
ehr sny State Boston RR:y.Gn sps.sus
Steamer Georges Creek, Powell Baltimore Parker voin
steamer steamer Novelty. Bell, Philadelphia, Briggs
10 81 s q Tho left
March l y. 90 g lon passed steamship Sarah
ssss Sss f ssss LAT IS
field Ice and ys,a had to &, soush for
NsFoeon coming with the OF brig Leila, Of 81 John
II,
Steamship Ohio, Bpdd Aspinwall 18th inst with specie
spoke ship Rebeeca, of New York steering NV
Steamship Black Warrior, Buoch, Havana March "a,
with cotton and 8 TO Livingston. Crooheron
Co Experienced strong norhery gales accompanied with
Steamship Florida, woodruff Savannah 25th inst with
mdsc and passengers Mtchil In coming out passed
the bar bound out ship Far West Bennett for New
The strong northery winds during the
whole passage.
s1 sss E!:t:s. gssa. f: s
spoke bark MARY Ann. (proSaby Mary Arnsh). from
Newton, OF New Bedford bound homo; Feb & lat 30 8,
Ion 50 49, ship John Gpin bonnd Chence for San
Francisco The has been Is days north Of Bermuda.
Bark Joseph Fish ssavey trinidad Cuba March 4 with
sugar and molasses to master March Is passed large
ship lahore Florida reef probably tho Queen Victoria
from NOreans for Lverpoo three miles to the eastward OF
Sombreys Cape The to tho north Of Cape Hate
since inst and experienced heavy gales from
TO during most Of the passage Took pilot on the h
schr Rose OBJ Canton, Archat Ms 20 days. with plas-
Schr Indicator (of San Francisco -. Newport. The
bound from this port to St Johns PR but put In to
Newport dismasted towed down by steamtuG Under
writer
schr Richmond. Couch Richmond, 4 days.
Schr @ W Whistler, -, Virginia.
Schr L Jones, - Rondout for Boston.
SAILED.
Steamships Knoxville, Savannah; Union, Charleston
Wind during tho day NV.
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THE VERY LATEST.

The cxar's reply could not arrive from st. Petersburg
before the 10th or 18th Of March.
In the House OF Commons, Mr.. Miner Gibson had
moved address, praying that in the event of war,
Her Majesty would give directions to abstain from inter
fcring with neutral flags not containing contraband mu
ntions Of He also suggested the policy of entering
into similar treaty with the United States and other
countries
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Chronicle
states that at Council Of Ministers dispatches from the
French Envoy in London read, in which the Envoy
stated that the English Cabinet is not disposed to look
upon the propositions made by Prussia for the resump
tion OF negotiations between the Western powers for
Russia serious likely to lead to pacific solution
and therefore thinks there occasion for the two
binets occupy themselves with the proposition. The
Engsh government declares that the only thing to be
done a present hasten the embakation of troops
for Constantinope, and despatch third squadron to
the Baltic. The opinions Of the English Cabinet
fully approved of by France
- PARIS, Friday, March IL, 1854
The price OF wheat has fallen last two francs per
hecore Barley and oats have also fallen in proper
ton In almost all the markets around Paris there has
been . corresponding fall
No business at the Bourse Friday. The closing quo
tAtion for the per cents &C 20, and the AZ per
cents, % co.
Il is said that the subscription to the loan already
amounts TO three hundred and ten million Of francs
BmIr Fridsy March 10, 1854
Tho brand Duke Constantine has inspected the feet at
Bsasinssors and the Emperor expected there IN
(Vrtaight.
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Prussia.
POSITION ON THE WAR oUEsTIO

POSITION ON THE WAR QUESTION.
Prussia cvinces leaning towards the Western
Powers.
An address by several members Of the Chambers called
Baron Maneuffcl to give explanation of the posi-
ton Of Prussia in the coming war.
To this, hantcuael replied, that government would
shortly make explanation and in the meantime the
fleets in the Black Sea those of Powers with which
Prussia IL in accord.
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Spanish ship Julia, which cleared At New Orleans l6tl
init with 200 bales cotton Barcelon formerly hI
Norfolk, Of Boston, condemned 1T Cadz in June last.
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MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED.

MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED.
On the 5th martial law proclaimed at st. Peters
burg, and throughout Russia and Poland.
st. Petersburg placed under the command of the
Cars eldest The regime is the same as in Tau.
ris, Crimea and Beesarabia
Warasw papers state by authority that Russia claimed
not cooperation with the German Powers but merely
strict neutrality; which neutrality, they say has been
firmly promised.
The expectation Of grain from the Danuban Prcpol-
Tics was forbidden after the 10th inst.
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Denmark

An address had been voted on by the Danish Parlia
mcnt demanding the dismissal of the Oer.tel ministry
Besides arming Copenhagen, Konigsberg, &C., Den
mark is fitting out a feet Of 800 guns.
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freely; yet will take tbs liberty TO add, that
language that may b used, expression that can be
felt by every honest man in Cuba no matter to what
country he may allegiance at the infamous conduct
Of the authorities Of this island upon this occasion. How
punshedf
An order has becn issued by the Captain General
bidding among other important mattes the sale of fruit
bread from the mouths Of few poor women who earned
an honest livelihood by the sale OF oranges &c., In
various public places in this city Is not this big work
for dign6ed with the hgh-sounding title Of sCap-
tain Cenerulfr GUALTERIO.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
THREE DAYSLATER FROM EUROPE.
LATEST CONCERNING THE WAR.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE lELLIGERENTS.
ACTIVE MILITARY PREPARATIONS ON THE DANUBE.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c., &C., Sc.

HOUSES PRINTING TnRuRApH-oFrcE q WALL STREET
HALIFAX, March %, 1854.
The royal mail steamship Canada, Capt Stone, from
Liverpool Saturday morning, the 18th inst arrived
here at four o'clock this afternoon.
The Canada sailed at P. NJ. for Boston, where she
will be due early on Friday morning.
The steamship City Manchester arrived out on
the 18th March, having met with many cebergs and
field of ice, causing her to southwark for sixteen
hours TO end passage.
The steamship Niagara had returned from Malta and
would be again sent out with troops The Cambria
had also returned from the place
The steamship Taurus to sail with troops for
the East the day the Canada left.
The ships Tmandra, Paramatta, Exchange, Star of
the South, Margaret Wilson, and Kennedy, were all
fitting at Liverpool to convey troops
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New York on the
4th March, had not arrived when despatch was
closed and she in her fourteenth day out much
anxiety felt the report Of the City of Manchester of
extensive ice fields causing apprehensons that the Baltic
might have received damage therein.
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The Sultan is reported to have sent friendly auto
graph letter TO the Pope which was well received.
The tobacco and salt monopoly had been extended ia
the Roman States for ten years.
Food riots had occurred at Tabriano, and sup
pres sed by the military.
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Sweden

Sweden actively arming, and had ordered the ft
ting up Of line of battle ships and two camps to be
formed one at Carlskoon and another Stockholm
The garrison of the island Of Gothlaud increased to
10 600 men
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Latest Relative to the War.

The Cyars reply to the last pcremptory ntmation OF
England France due the 18th March, but hid
not been received There were current however nu
merous reports Of concessions the part of Russia
These produced effect the stock market and
regarded being originated solely to create conflicting
discussions, and to rctard any complete combination
Of the European Powers.
MOVEMENTS OF THE HOSTILE ARMIES.
Az regards hostil ties affairs remain nearly they
we're. On the Danube we hear of movements of i'm.
portance, and from Asia there is nothing new.
Public expectation looks to the Baltic for the next
move.
Kalefat continued to be strengthened.
Unimportnnt skirmshcs continued to take place along
the Danube.
From Her there accounts of Russian ex-
peditcn 20 the right bank of the Danube to engage
Turkish battery by hind, while fotila with supplies
shoad pass up the river The movement successful
and the Aoia having passed, the Russians withdrew.
similar event had occurred the part of the Turks
Arabs having crossed Sistra made dash at
q Russian battery, and retired with little loss
The Russians seemed to have suspended their intention
to attack Kacfa and menaced the Turks at Galatz and
Brsilow
Omer thI - ems various points, thus keeping the Rus
slams on The alert.
A part of the Russian force withdrawn from before
Kalefa,, had moved towards 0rsova.
An order of the day of March first, by GortschakoG
announces that in three weeks Prince Pasewitcb
mander Of the Russian army would inspect the troops
on the Danube.
THE GREEK RESURRECTION, ETC.
The Greek instruction had not quite subsidized but
no longer formidable.
Villages on the Greek frontier had joined the nsur-
gents, but the cities quiet.
The instruction manifests itself in South Albania.
the citadel of Aria had chased
suryents across the Greek frontier where they
themselves repulsed by the Greek troops.
Egyptian troops had been sent to occupy Gambia.
Serva was quiet. The reported disturbances not
correct
THE FLEETS, ETC.
The allied fleets were still Beycos the 9th March,
and the Russian feet remained at Sebastopol the
22d Of February.
1t reported that the first operations of the Anglo
French army will be to attack Crimca Troops win land
at BalaLays 10 attack Sepasopol by Land, while the
feets attack II by sea-
The Russians fortifying the interior cities Of
Wallachis and Moldavia especially Fokschamis the
Scbyi
One thousand workmen strengthening the forti-
6sstons Of Sebastopol The Russians also forying
Odessa and the entrance Of the Dneper well Cron
stadt Wilborg and Sweaborg, in the Baltic.
The Baltic is still closed by ice
The French aec being occupied in conveying troops to
the East, the line of battle ship Austcrlitz will only be
sent to the Baltic at present but Admiral Duchesnes
squadron will soon join Sir Charles Napier's.
Admiral Cory, in the Neptune lae Of battle ship had
sailed TO join Napiers neet and other ships being
despatched ready.
Twenty-sevcn sailing ships and six steamships were
embarkng men and horses at Wcolwich.
Much excitement prevailed on the Baltic coast.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,

ALMANAC NEW YoRx-Hm DAY.
SUN RnB...........6 ~ NOON sEus ............ 81
Sun sEB.. % HIGH wArEa.. 10
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india and China.

The details of the news by the Overhnd Mail had
reached London The dates Bombay, Feb. IA, and
Hong Kong, Jan. 30
There is nothing Of importance from India The alarm
at the prospect OF Russian invasion was subsding
Affairs in Burmah continued unsatisfactory to the
British
No movements reported from Afghanistan.
tranquility prevailed at Teheran and Busbirc
The Fersians had made movements against Bagiad.
Trade in India was about the average for the
Imports and exports but little changed. Money was
rather lighter.
In the Madras Presidency provisions were scarce but
not to famine scarcity.
From China there is little or definite
PeLin was reported TO be closely invested.
The American squadron, under Commodore Perry con.
sstne of three steamers with two store ships in tow
left Hong Kong the 14h Of January for Loo Choo and
japan.
Freghts 10 the United States from Canton. January
20 were quoted at $780, California gold was at sls
sl4 30 per ounce.
suASeHAr, Jan. le.-Frcights, $40. Tonnage wanted
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The Cults OF Pothnia AMI Fnaad are stai covered
with ice.
lie Swedish PAL report that thirty thousand Rus
slams employed in cutting channel r., CronstAdt
to Aucalborg.
vienna, March Is, 1854.
The Gose des Par says that the treaty between the
Western Powers and the Porte concluded ON tho terms
already known, and that the treaty itself had reached
Vienna, and been forwarded to the other Powers
81. PErERsBURGu, March Z, 1854.
Exchange Is at 37ssd. The merchants here feel
certain Of war.
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Commercial Affairs.
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Money in active demand Consols closed az 90 5.
a9l Dollars were In demand at SIS. o,,d Bar silver,
Is. o7sd. large dram of gold going on for the
Continent The Bank of England had declared its half
yearly dividend at Az per cent.
AMERICAN SEcuRTuK.-Be & Co report the market
quiet, with feature Of moment and scarcely any
change In prices.
FRuoHs.-Freights to the United States had varied
but little during the week. Dead weght--less Offering
Steevsgc passengers abundant.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Canada advioes to hand on the 14th gave rAtl