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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-14

COMFORTABLE ROOMS, with or without
" Board, can be obtained, on moderate terms al
4S6 T. st., between 5th and 9Th. Table Boarders
accommodated with gool Board. 10 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Marriages and Deaths SIN California.


Elm Fanoeo, Feb IA, by the Rev s. C. Thra James B.
StandtTwickto Miss Emma 4. 6enIet ,, 40
~ ~ D. ~ r. Ewer Lonis Lseopi TO Georgia Berry
In sacrs peno Feb i3 York Of Sacramento County to
Z. C. Peacock dfs.sten Island, N. Y.
In sockon Feb e. at the residence D. L. Rowland esq.,
BY the Rev. NJ King John shs,er Of he nm Of shaief
In Francisco Feb 2 by the Rev. Dr. Peck az the resi-
dence GA White. esq, r. W. PayteE to Sarah M Neville
n San Francisco Feb 25 in the Ff. Presbyterian Church.
BY the Rev. Anderson Geotee s. Williams to Mary Jane
In Sacramento Feb 27 r. j. Dyviae to Ellen V. Lyons.
In Downeve Feb a. Joseph Stoss TO j. nne Souhworth
In Eureka City, Sierra County, Feb 90 Seth Cook to MsIy
In Sute1vie SACRAMENTO County Feb 20 Chss Paine Of
Sacramento, to III. f. WlDgB;e of Bangor Me- -
The SIXTEEN Mile House YSbs County Feb 81 s. ClsPp
of Worces,er Mass to Eliza n Nei Of Newly ork City,.
In Stockton Feb 49, John Higgins to May shinon beth Of
In BSeIspoI. township Feb % George NJ Fay Ellen Ca
lAhhn.
DIED.
In Sacramento Feb IS John Booth late Of City
In Calaveri,as Calaveras County Feb.e VIM Shep
In San FTancsco Feb 49, Dr. N H. Heddin Clara
At the County Hospital Placer County Feb g. Evan ReIden
AT san Juan Monterey Cos'ty Feb a. Of paralysis james
Mills formerly Of Ohio, aged - year, ,,. r w..
In San francisco, Feb. 2 Fielding Williams Of Weston
Platte County, Mo-, aged IS yesrs. 90
FaDcco Feo2Q MEhias BTuenje nstive OF fcharn
beck Hanover aged q years ana months.
In San Francco, Feb. %, Capt Peter Mentally, native Of
In PisoerSie Feb Is Mary A. wife Of John g. sebert late
In Volcano, AmadoT County, Feb r. T. Mcclure Late oil
Maine - -
months formerly OF Boston. - -
In saisun solsno County Feb H. William Scarborough
native OF Ly m Mass, aged about % years
AT Union Hl Hurabo County, Jan. q, Joel P. Dedmen
native Of cunningham, Mass, aged % years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Market. Reportsa sy Tsksrspa.

SAVANNAH, Msfch 23-CoTToE-sGes day, l1's oaiesi
market closed with an improved demsnt: -,
CHARLRAros March 23CorTos-Sales t2day l,1Oo oaos;
advancing tendency FOX the higher grades -,
NV ORIYAys March -CorTos sales to-day 1900 bales,
at easier qao,aby lover prices SUGAR steady at
et1fe for fair fully fs FLOUR ~ dull at 81 % a
Sc 40 for superne LARD in kegs lic and In barrels lOc
FREIeHrs and EXCHANGE unchanged. ..,7
CIycyS Att March 24RLoUE DULL WHISKY hrm ~ Si8f a
lSc MESS Pork: buyeis than sellers at s7 BACON
ia sitter with more inquiry. LARD l04dlic SIGHT Ex-
CHANGE on New oIk for gold unchanged. ,
MoBIIs March 23-CoTTosSaes to-day 1900 bales ct lOt
0Ic for Mddng quotations nominsl sales Of the week
II $40 bales recaios 10000 bales against 900
bales year. receipts ahead Of last
stock In port bales FRKeHTCoton to Liverpool Sd
an AID EXPORTS Of the week. S909, 800
BALTIMORE March 24-FLogR quiet Howard street held at
changed steady fellow 79d7lci White 70G2c Pso.
VISIONS dull, but quotations unchanged WHISKY duh III
G23c. .
PHIIApEPHIA, March A-FLouR dull and declined tc.
WBEIr very dull CORY dull with declining tendency Yell
low Td72c PROVISIONS firm; Mess Pork Sls 250f IS 80
LARD steady at II 4dl2c. WHIsET dull at 20.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME conference.-the A-Before Justice

THE STEAMSHIP CONTROVERSY.
Progr NJ WetmOrs AZ A. O. sioo, Marshall o. Roberts, q

SUPREME cOuRT-CgAsBERs-MARcH 2I-Beore Justice
SUTHERLAND.
THE STEAMSHIP CONTROVERSY.
Provrr H. wem0Ts az A O. sloo Marshall o. Roberts, Geo
This action j. brought TO recover compensation,
which the plaintiff cms BE- entitled 70 for services a. frns
se neaeI contract made between as vsea states sna Zee
In st7 Col sIoo obtained from the Government contract os
DE transportation Of mails between NewYok Hsvsna and
Ckasfes for which hve steamships 10 be specially
oaneted 10 aid IN the ccssrsction Of these vessels the
vtrnHsnt made large advances which be repaid by
deductions from the mail subsequently, 10 be earned Tins
sa: s sSS and &:
obstruction veses IN 1913 they spphsd to the G'yssn
GeOrfe and arrangement made under wh en- the two
s 70 I Ws%0fs the PS,G SSo We 70
advanced Ths being done the sum OF HzO w Wa
Ss o s ,es Th %oney was repaid do
emotions IRON the mail pay earned e. the rate o. zen pe e1S1
tsesI last 1hs ship hsd in the meantime worn out
se were .ons sine laid Up and are no ~ one
asssls Of VIII CD they are consoeted The title
81 rernsiSed m l. in Mr. Welnore, but the defendants
heeets fher srd Goodman al claim TO have some Isnt or
sneren IL them AMI lately, Roberts and Goodman hare
ROBE eS 10 ' t Sosse s o. saS e'R2e o.
ne MAJ eo1tIs and have lien for wharfage aud
assisssloo wetmOT. alleging thai there Is due 70 him
sSIs o. go t0I e1Rsn's. Of that the o.
sendats 70 T. IN dyHssr q losing the Hen which he
sted esiqdng interested IN The TO
pAe sHa lsks that e vessels may sod and bic csns ssd
snted BY Judge Bopey restraining the defendants rou in
e'isrng ":.6 sos SHIP On snss, motion 70 continue The
esest iOrts deen3sut 0oodnss, advits setting nm
% O. eon soo interest Mr. f. Dsssops ON 16a sSs
o. Roberts read sbdsvI,s segins that plaintiff wssU.
q coHss. be va: gseIadsS a.. from sa ming isa
reading ae paper The Judge reserved This DE- on recViAe
feg eoepie GI pSn s S % ss nGi'e
gors1f and y. y. Disierson for deiendsHss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Passengers Sailed

IL seamskip V0ndeTbAt Jor Hare and spt0a-S.
Eerzog L. schlenge S. s. saus and lady Adsem OF Gu
la ladies'; +. MomaD, A. Maugsr Reece, , Nc
Murray W. Hall Eng; = Bresns, Paris John McKewan, J.
Thomas and ladies' Henry Smith, g. KRAFT j. bdmsntha,
e. ssiter j. Dredese, Alfred Akn, NJ. d. Bensnin, g. ID.
Schuyler L. Mills J. w fenhslon and lsdy, Mr. Dupont
Paris; J NJ Woodbridge Obio w Tucker Mrs. Fdconer
and servant Mr. Buterhed lady child and c. c. Cad-
we'll j. Rogers w. Wedemeyer, C. s. Prescott. D. HArrson
lady, chJd Mrs. MoIan HOrstmsnn Mr. Aorsncy Mr.
Mr.. McDeImott Mr.. o. Cannon A. Hespch, Henry
Dolen Mr. Livnsron jT J. G. Meyer, W. NJ Robinson, LADY,
$. Cppsnhen J. Y. Wright. A. Coputhe WIFE and chdren
Thomas Belheld T. PaiaId. A. Notheom, H. Waterman,
Geo Y. Brown Mrs Walker q. Norton J. G. Brennan, r.
Emil, d. Brtttn, Mr.. De Rohan, P. Doll e. Shns5ee Miss E.
and A. Tregas, Mise Mary Pauline.
In the steamship City of baltimore, for Queenstown and
LiVepOoLW. II. Scott jE, hewYork; d. Graham, Miss A
Graham Mics r. Graham, New York Mrs. Capt J. w Jack
and child Philadelphia; Mrs Costello and child, H. II.
ley, Philadelphia W. T. Hughes, II c. Oakley, New.YoIk
b. Fchesser, J. Thomas London, England Mr. Nowan o.
Holy oke NewYork; d. Row bolhsm w. RowooIha Miss NJ
Rewbotham, O. Houston T. Johnson, o. Mcpherson. J. {.
Schumacher Appeyad, T. Jackson Phis5epha; Mr. Kelly
dol }. Donaldson, L. C. Randolph. Total A. and 80 in
ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
fscOHO HOAED.
S.rrppaY. March 24-P. N.


The Stock market was strong ana improving in its
tone this morning, and although its bnoyancy was
slightly checked by the beavness in Illinois Central
the result Of the dealings was fair advance in the
leading shares, with the exception alluded 10 and
Panama, which last fel of TO 1881 at the First Board
but was frmer afterward. The call Of s. y share
now announced in the report Of the Illinois Central
took the street by surprise but the stock stood up
upder it with greater frmness than was expected,
and portion Of the decline which followed was re-
covered in the afternoon. The Directors not only levy
the present assefsment but frankly notify the share
holders that unless the Freeland Bonds aye provided
for be GALE of new bonds or by exchange or by pay
sn to make fun stock previous to June Is, further
call viii be made, psyebe July 10. The net earnins 90
Of the road applicable to interest for the year are
$GoI s6g A6. the business in New-York Central was
much less than usu al aud after the fret cal in the
DniDg it was very firm and in demand; the price at
tie adjournment Of the Fira Board was 7ii, but the
outside dealings bet the sessions carried the quo
tailols up 10 5js At which sales were made in the
afternoon. The unsettled queetions before the
Legislature keep this stock in feverish
state, although the general impression in
ire street - that in the disagreement of
the Senate and Assembly it is possible that both the
Toll and Pfo-Rata bills viii fall through The West
ern shares, except Illinois Central were better, bat
the advances were generally moderate Galena and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
By Te.eRrats7,.

FORT LAFAYETTE, sunset, March s5.-No inwaE3boand
vessels IN the bay Wind W.; weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, sunset, March 25.-Ope ship In the 0fnx
signal enc bEk outside the Bar Wind fresh from N W.:
SANDY HOOK, sunset March IS Steamer Jamestown nou
Moot and bark psssns In the Hook Wind moderate from
w. y. w; weather clear.
BOSTON, March T5-Arr. bark Sem Sheppard H.rka~sy
Haysns orss Windwsra Chin, Matsnzss Mahs Post Wsi
dock Mobile schrs Gen Feeke Gaaher Prince sss
mnehi Rogers Havana As arr ship Versailles SheIbuIa~
NEWPORT March sL-Arr brig Wand ale Chachor5 ffonss
ArIoyo, r K, March Sailed In With brig Dsn Huuty,
Rolf for Boston Let schrs Oriental Robertson leading
Ruby, Tracy, for NewYork waiting brig Irene Hsn sailed
Sih for Ponce Also in port BIZ. brig hlcen leading fox
Newt ork Br bGkentino Sarah A Bell Lindorn loading Tor
BALTIMORE, Marsh 2A-Arived brig T.nnls Butler nonx
Paerno. Ssins fion g. Jaso HuscoYAdo from DemeAras
spoke 18th, lat 90 a. Ion 70 bark Jane e. Williams New
ferk Also brig Crest OF the Ocean from p.lermo poke M
lat 90 TO- Ion 81 brig W. Packer from Boston for 81 Domingo
Also arrived brig Frances Jane, St john p r. ID int Lst
bst Hyperion for New ork In tea days. spoke is;h IA.
STU spobe lat "a a. long co. chr Life Bost nom New-foh
The soop Reindeer hence for Chester River wSrun DOWN
aud sunk IN the Paspco the sch Union or Annapo ana
one Of her crew, named Henry eunb, lo,L . -
PHILADELPHIA Marsh E-Ar. British ons Mary MOI.
lard from Ossgow via Fsys ship Joseph fbh esiss
ocesn Isle, Msysguez British brig biow, hsyssusx
CHARLESTON, March A.The u. s. mali steamship VEN
Vile Capt Murrsy from NewYcrk here 1soeoek tas
Saturday morning. :,
SAVANNAH, March 24.-The steamship Florida hem New
York at her wharf 1T 10 O'Clock Fiiay night All wei
fom Savannah for NewloIk abort Of coal and with oss
nixzennrsst She proceeded New this evening
HAMPTON ROADS, March 2a.-AIT. Tansier, hom Cslsei
schr. Auns Msris, from SombIero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Arrived. SUNDAY, March IS.

Steamship Huntsville Post Savannah g. hOur @dss ana
out ssnsed steamship Nashville hence for Cks,lsson
Day Of Cape Hsttsra .gnaea sehr Ka.s Stewart
s sSsas s:f:!si a. e. a Il
Steamship Potomac, watson, ChaIle.on Baltimore mds
and to H. B. o,o S c. ,,. g sad mat at iS %
seamEip Baltic Gray Aspnwal lSh ins treasure and psss
to Steamship sSasn 'I.S Skinner Richmond a aa POS
10 Lucsm x Heincken.
Bari Gabriel lsician) cOrOr, Palermo IS days iail b,a,-
Has experienced weather.
Bark Venus Atkinson Cuseos hides skins &C. 10 Beonsrs
ssh jane. ESssh Hsrd foTso Rico via ST. Thomas
s . os c. 'P i d ' 10 :. Sssn
scSf AnsficSs walter, Cumberland H.rsoI cqs- March
Of Haeas has been days n. Of Hstteras, with noherJ
Schr lie Roy Osborn Norfolk day., to s.use' Clear
scb s. warng Smith, Savannah days cotton and nee
scSr Hannah Loud Jscme March ccse and Ioswosa %
schr Ida della Tore Tyler Moehouse City, n C., days.
naval stores and cotton TO D. G Murray:
Scbr Emms Elizabeth tSmssted) ireland, NewbeSn, ca
scbh Shenandoah, Brewster, Philadelphia col for New
Bedford.
P. r., Ma CHI !, molasses to Thomas james.
scr Margaret Henson, City Point days cotton snd Sour "a
schr GeCI;e Dsv TOmey Charleston days. cotton, ks 70
Schr. Elijah Sheldon, White, Washington NJ c. days COT
Schr J. M. Taylor, Rre Washington, ~ C., days
stores To r. NJ Blackwell L Co.
scbr. Mary c. Town, soper Virginia days, wood.
Scbr. j. X. Franklin Hl, Nir.Dia days, wood.
Schr. MAYHEM, - Virgins DAYS, wood.
Steamer Wsmsutts, AIey New Bedford mdss sSd pass 70
Joseph Allen.
Steamer Boston seew, Philadelphia. and Cape Nay mdss.
snd pass. 10 +. Perkins.
steamer AbstrOs. Jones Providence mdo to Isaac oder
BkLOW1shi2 ChsIie. d. hersin, merwin, Antwerp and
Also bark Progress from Palermo 81 deys; brig Chss Nier
nom NeJtSlk 4 days lboth b. PlSbOa David Mitchell
SALED-shp Curri,uck, for New Orleans bark Eliza Bsrss
wiND~Dulius the day, fsOIa n W. wMw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. -. .MAaca "a.
Cleared,

sesmships-R. n. Cuyer, Crocker Savannah H. B. Crom.
we'll Coz Yorktown, Parrish Norfolk, Ludlam Hsnaken;
Monticello Guger, Alexandra, &c. H. h. Cromwell Co; Pa.
tapsco, Vail Portland II. b. Cromwell x Co.
ship-Cunituck Knowles, New Orleans, W. H. Hazard.
Bnks-khm, Wiley Bristol ID X. Dswolf; 4. Baas (Br J.
Cooper Bermudai n. H. knight; Gary, Csydenas H. Brook
mani Wood,ide, Pennali ans, ~ H. Brigham, A.
CHILD, knith, Mobile, 1wells, kiby Co.
BHgs- Lucreta Wallace, CaIdenaf C. & r. j. Peters; j.
Raymond Ponce Walsh, Carver Chase Lucon CoTnwAll
GSnaye', Miller oushloDi Joha& Mary, Cann st. JOhn
Thos James
schOoners-Alice Davis Norfolk sturges Cearmsn Co
belona Coleman, Providence maslsrj W A hildneh, Hill
dreth, New master Aida Itbble, Baltimore Merrill
Abbott PowelsoD, Baker Rookpor, A. nowes Mary Emily,
Doane Rockport A. Howesi feetwing, Douglass Rappaha
Doek Surpass, Shens Kingston, o. A. Bulley; w r.
1dale Haw aims FenendIa. G. ID, Dibbe Co, oTns (sr)
Anderson, Manssnls, Post saall sydney Price, Godfrey
nah D. Mr.sy Haze, Bell sssannah Stprsss, CssIm.a
estow LAtour.Ite, Petersburg, j. Hunter Co. ida
Mailer Muiner, Alexandria, Ssdofi Dodss @. T. RtrOng
Mitchell PhssePhI, j. W. MsKse, Z. Minss Woner PAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Passenzers Arrived

Ia steamship baltic from Aspapa-Fyon Califor.id-kss
Padee Mrs g. X Fitch infant and servant Mad SchlosseT
Mad BTehs and servant H. Puriee J. Irwin, NJ holh nd T.
Oarduer lady and child Mrs NJ w. Mashck Mrs Atchson
children, Airs L. Miller ADD children W. Lakeman, Il.
HSrtung Mrs Cobarn, Sin. A G. Ryckman infnts
want hr, T. C. fumer, j. =. Terrell, o. p Sutton, ChNIes
Ford, w. p Halst.ad Bean, r. l.. Smith and child Mrs
Duncan 8. Wood. William h. Towns Mrs civ Mrs. w H.
Davenport A. Ehich mother q. w Parck b. g. Murphy
MIS- g. FeDper and child o. H. Boardmsn, Mics g. Reed
Richard L. Chaser and inbt Edgar T. SMITH Mrs 5. William
ID chidre0, e. BeI N Baldwin Mrs Hs4cock and
infant, j. Hanscom wife and Frank Wood r. Kimba
j. Hail. Charles sewell w 3. BonnieId John Crooks j. L.
Chapman T.. II. Durktt T. Hart and lady Mrs X Boucher
Thomas Johnson wife end nfaat V. Henry Nelson A. j.
Dinsmcre d. Bruce, Bruce NJ Beard George II. Hail.
C. Colgate Mrs Jingle and infant w T. sanwood and wife
Mrs BoDnefo L. he,e and child Murphy WIFI and infant
Mrs Corbet Mira Jane Moore John D. Ford i47 In second
cabin $50 in seeIsge From APnpdu-h. w. Davidson T.
Chamberlain Hrs Phelps aud daughter hrs. Wilson, L. p.
Kuhn and family X. Baldwin, M Conderi, Mr. Nanny, r.
Pinto l.. Borschhed MIR. pchard aud Mr. Powell C. J.
MonssIyi, b. R.wusley p Toy, h. Tsurock John Melons
land, j. Cordoba GeoTse Mckenzie, William Gale, W. Cash
Peter Page Devils Shove George Dodge and in s,eerage
Sloan Mason, Charles L. b. Keep Mrs w. b. Wray,
New hiss Jane Green Nottingham Eng q. Asnew
Douglas London VIM. LOTUS Cornwel, England; Thomas
Shaw, Liyerpoeli j. w Anderson, Nj Jamaica W. Ed
the Indiana; Isaac Granger senior jose r. BoIdu Jose C.
Bordu, New Granaca A FTGncke, Germany john Forbes
handy Ceyloai Louis Philip Coz, Swiszefand John oNei
Samuel Wanp.
Ia Hsdm,hlp Earnak from Harana and Na..ag-sir VIM.
Gore Ouseey ard family Rev. Dr. hudd-E Csndsn, A. r.
mon A. Fgsroa George Prince F. RIDER Mrs Harvey and
family, Capt. T.. hsst, Capt. IT, j. Rollins Mr. and C. r.
Roberts, Col and Mrs. houghon Mr. and Mrs Batchley sr
Mr. and Mrs B!atehlsy jr, infant and servant Total 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE DE WITT CLINTON.

THE DE WITT CLINTON.
Capt. HenDessy Of the steam-tug Achilles, arrived
s saturday afternoon from the wreck Of the ship DE
Ra Clinton, ashore Squan and reports that she
hss m good position to be hoated off, de LETT last
ing with two wrecking schooners, loaded with OIL
sa.ss 10 her assistance and II the weather proves
favorable, abe will no doubt, be AOated of in day or
tWS
sLAvER PIoKED UP.
NASSAU. N, P. March 16--A herm brig, American
built has been picked up abandoned near Salt Key,
Bank aud brought in here. She is undoubtedly a
syer having landed Der cargo in Cuba, and been then
set sdYif She is described as having an eagle and
AKelioan flag painted her STERN no name on the
head single Deck with slave deck laid, water CASKS
and coo or more pairs of shsckles and fittings. The
s&ils were SET the running rigging partly cut away,
and had no cables or anchors. The stencil from the
al was 80 great thst the authorities have put her IN
sac lower Quarantine, and no one is allowed to 80 on
ald of her. by letter to Enwood Walter, esq.,
Secretary Of Board Of Underwritersl
Loss or TIE PROPELLER SOFIA.
The GalcessoR NeUs of the 18th inst gives the fol-
lowing particulars of the above disaster The Purser
Of the 0rzaba has also obliged rs with an account OF
The propeller steamship Sofia, Captain D. s. Wilcox,
Of Philadelphia from New-Orlesns for Lsvaca, with
full cargo wac disabled in her machinery on the 10th
INST the weather being heavy, with rough sea, she
was driven on shore late in the afternoon OF that day
shout IL miles east Of the west end of Galveston Island,
where che struck heavy and commenced leaking, and
~ last adyices had five feet Of water in the hold.
The clerk wac sent to this city, and reached here
about O'Clock D. m. yesterday, 10th. Cap. !. E.
Haviland, Underwriters Inspector, was Immediately
dispatched 70 the wreck and the agent Of the Under
writers chartered the steamboat Union and schooner
70 take the cargo, and, with large number Of men,
le about midnight for the wreck The weather being
favorable is hoped that the chip may yet be saved
She iron propeller of 2S6 tuns, valued at so OOO
and loaded with valuable cargo.
The Sofia left here last Tuesday for Layaca. The
boilers leaking put out the fires, during heavy sea,
on Thursday last. The engineer worked hard to get
the machinery 10 rgnts, but without avail. Sail
set; but the drag OF the propeller prevented steering,
and the vessel went ashore at San Louis close 10 the
beach and about 100 miles from her port Of destination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Arrived.

- City q M,n:ss.,s sn s: s,' .IS s ss1.ns E
g. Dale. March "a 20 49, lon 90 3D. passed 'hip Jehn s
'f ssss ~. E,1s .ev And.ros hvsye: MIRA
Bp, & ~ on s'Is'sS Ior Iso savannah %d and
10 g. D. MchI SON Msrch a. u ms OF Cape Lookout.
passed steamship Fods IL Of Cape Hssss's assses
sas%.Rip jane: Adger Adams Charleston dse and pe
sscas isnseS steamship Florida bound s. dsy pas
% lcs Of Hat,srs sn.sd steamship Ns'a,s esSS
and Nassau 18Th mdse and pass e z cSnard -.
Steamship Monticello osssr Washington and S'n'S na''s
ship Evelyn sswye cs.ut.s Ios day, ndss 2 h.,ssss
49, y Is r 20 The lowed np to the b where she
anchored by steamtug Huntress Capt Bosr
ship Norge Nor ounder'On chuents 10 days. Wines he,
BaG jane j. %iI'a, tof Boston,, Eichosou RIO e..nds
Feb 20 Point Pse, Guadalupe, mahogany. as to rrssk
Bab HyperOn. Ward 81. Johns R., March TO- sugar snS
mossses Dwight Hssezpereuced very sesyy weather
Bark T. Cushing tof W.c...s Dixon, Arroyo, r. e. March
Bark Charlotte r. "a, lof rh.dephi, Hughes, PHILADELPHIA:
BsH Sophia of sS@osej Jones' n days susx
rs B o, s.Ie sSci Co.
49, a 90 spoke i. hs,@o1 y DAY: rom pGS sse 70:
pBris Ah.ton tf Bsnso Carlson Jactsonye IS d.y yellow
pine F. Schmidt Been 10 days n Of haiieraa win hss'y
nI gsRf Alma %and snsro.. Black River Feb "a e
fee 1.tc &c. Brett Co. Experienced heavy wsstsrs
pscr belmont of Buchspo CHM, M.snsas II days soss
los WOO and coffee to KunbaTdt 4 Go.
scSr Dazzle tof BsnsO Atwood CIenfaesos rs dAy suses
A scbr FsIfs1 Mott Georgetown D. c. days fO 70 s.d
sehr Gaego, Smith, Rshmond days, -four and tobacco Ia
soir VIM Psxsor Stevenson, Wilmington, Dell days.
scSe George Brown Williams Deep Greek days. shingles
scbT Lion TAYLOR Georgetown c. 10 days. rsys stores 10
Scar n S. Grier, Lawrence Camden, DEL days, TO B.
seSr Margaret Platter Blizzard Brandywine Mnb days,
scbr w. H. Dennis Wheaton, Jacksonville Is days. yellow
seSS Republican of Huron ohio Hayden Mobile n dsys
chr D. W. ssundsrs Farra Baltimore days Has had
heavy wssps 1851 o Coob. Darsp days
sI yI9Ss w1:SSSssn P P, Ssss ssy
schr Otter r. ck Jones, Norfolk for Providence
sehI Weeks asm ASsTI' Esss%H9S
schr. Empire, Howell, virginia days
s cSr Mary SS Ann iPS I.dInoie rrcs, Virginia
s scST 5.I r. SIs S5sFs Giles: Virsui.
sehr. Martha Birch LOye!and, Virginia
scbr. George W. whistler jr, soPer, Virginia
ssSr Eaeps VIE, Ra6y, 5soIIssswP p C. s$:y-
scbr Somerset Sterling, Baltimore
sSRT r r' & F +; D webb suaoIs:
s seSr John John a1:,s kgnasdt Boston
scs Ls Lace sssIs s %i dsy: GS coal
schr Honesty, Fsrren Delaware, com.
schr AisbsIns, self smyrns, corn to B. N Fox
schr Seaman, Phillps, vienna corn
1 Sloop America stedman Providence
Steamer Weschestsr' Jones' Providence ss'e d pss 70
sHfLFD-stssmshps Vanderbilt, Southampton and Hsvrs
"nS r Ssys ysSnsh. MaSn
| Yorktown, Norfolk &c Patapsco Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Disasters. &c.

Tar SrEAnSHIP AcHILLRs yesterday s5tb from ths
Week Of the ship De WIT Clinton. aud reports the shp lying
easy With about 0 oil oaks fastened TO her She Ia good
condition. and Capt herr the underwriters agent expects 10
ket her Of to-dsy.
Tas SaIr MARY OapES Is now on the Great Balance Dock
for repair, She viii be stripped recalled and newly
eed The ship Alice also on the small Balance pek Tor en-
ininaiion. -
THk BRiG MARIA WILSON, nom Wilmington, NJ C.,
wrecked the "a fsh Gays Absco cargo S lumber
patty saved and sold there The brig Aosns of Thoaasonl.
Son nom NewYok CArenas was wrecked at Berry leland
mo da.e part OF cargo total loss The A.
hulk ThoEslion IN ls 2sl tuna rated 2, aud owned
BY VIM StAckpole ofthe above place.
fByietter 10 Elwood Walter. Sec Board Of Undsrwra
CHtRIEsroS March 2-The schE J. q. Camninxs, from
New York bound struck By lightning the lsth
mat and lost ioretopmast Se
lBy Telegraph to ElssOOa Walter, sec'y Board UsSsw'n