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TurkcN.
The Pasha Of Egypt was said 10 be seriously i'll at
Constantinope.
COURT CALrNpAR-Tns DAY.

ITINI NNIF MAN. I'D ~ =
SUPREME Couur-CiRcUIr.-Part I.-Oyer and
Tcruner Part Il-So, 5000 $685. $3.50 JOt, 100. sluj
$40 3I2 3l8 3Il2 3l2l, 3i23 $780, 3Ji. 3lo3 3t $50
alt8 $3.50 3l5l Part IIL-Nos 2l3 ..IJ 4Sl0 Ii' 45s1
22,J. 21oi 2cl7 2JO1 31l0. 2511, 1920 ~
SuPRFsE CouKT-SPfclAL TfRM.-Part Nos
g. 25J 25l Az 49, 49, $50, 40 81 479. 49, 40, 4B ~
49, l8l go a. 40 49, 49, Par II Nos 20 20, al ~!
81 SIS 57 37 31J 55. 31 $40 81. 3aj $50, $751; aos ''i
5J so, a9g. COL. 49, ,,, oc--
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Mos. 2ioi, 22'' %Oi I,
2659 ?Gsl 1923 2Cj5 1851 29 26gl 1893, 2695. 2tyl ?o
27OJ Part iNo,. lgl. 2io, t3J I16, 1894, 2J'd' ilJ
2il8 2ils. iiJO, 2t3,. 2i3f - ~
COURr OF CoaMos PLEAs.-Part Nos I@Dl
Iall l2g, 1873, to I3,l l29I 1901 1893 Pert ihos. +J9
AZ 1870 i IJl Ja 1870 iJ.t, 49, NV wv i'1i I9'!
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italy,.

The M3rin,Eto publishes communication from
Gsnbald, denying that be had receiv d letter
from an enissary Of Mazziui, and conrrsdcting the
s,ttemert made by the Pafrie that Professor Par
fridge, the English surgeon, had brought the wound
ed General l25GoM
4 d,patch from Rome q Sept. * says; The
French Eubes-ador, the Marquis Layalte, las left
lo-cay for fafis.
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BOARD or SUrrRyIsons.-An adjourned meeting
Of lhe Board Of Supervison was held ut II A. IL.
Yesterday, TO complete the appoin nents Of Inspect
orr and Registrars Of Election. After the accom-
pihhment Of this business the Board adjourned. For
details, bee official report.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Oc,. I,-Betors
Judge SHIPsAN

UNITED STATS CIRCUIT COURr-Oct. B.-Be.oFe
Judge sHIPsAN.
THE SLAyE-TRADE-TRIALo OF HAYNES.
TIE second trial OF Samuel b. Haynes mate OF the
sesed SLAYER Nightingale, moved on thi. morning The
Isoaer indicted foi pacy being engaged in the slave
trades cspiia ofense On the former trial the jury lisa
greed r. Deahed Smith, United atss Distnct' Attorney
sprea for the and Mr. John McheoD and James
T. brady the prisoner Previous TO the opening Of the
trA MI Mckeon sddessed the Judge stating tha, in his
IN this he bad meant any disrerpect to-
wsd the Court The Judge replied acqniny him Of any
sach and that mis- nab been msinly
with have tho pubic business prosecuted In prop
msLn-r
Cousde able time ployed n irnpapnsling Jury.
The following are the VI the Jurors.
Jame. Hanna Henry X White james II. McGreror Chss.
Nsk.nna Henry Nuaer, Timothy Townsend Peter Mudoon,
Abraham Orion Isaac O. Ogden. John Waterman. Joseph 81
Marsh, Rodney W. Locke
NJ smith for the prosecution opened the and then
presented testimony.
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bort uuarosns' Notlcc.
STATE or Nsw.YoRx.

STATE oF NBwYoRK,
popr.W,RpEss OFFIcg No. lo+ Wallst
,-orrrr IA hereby given, in accordance with
y 80, Of the Al passed April H. 1851 entitled An
"Rsor.anise the wsraens' Once OF the Port OF New
Act 70 he sous interested in having charge Of the
.sr Of such qury, examination or survey, that
vessels are under examination by the Port
Wardeus that tho said surveys OF examinations w %
ieted within ten days succeeding this notice. o.
hoard said vessels:
Berk ]. IA. EaN hvss
Caroline.
Schooner AusntS 49,
WIN Il. BuRLEI0U, Ptsa4s0
J.Aues HsSauxAx, Secretary.
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Russia.

Private letters from Russia state that the Enamel
patton scheme will now proceed without further nm
drance, ~. the poaeants find tbat they cannot have
the hard for nothing, aud that applications Tor fur
Their concessions will be uteless.
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Disasters, &c.

RrYFAIO OCT To I5oJ
The propeller Touswands. from Buhao eouna " Va ~ ~
and Chicago with coo tuns OF mere iahuise ~
Choir goin on. ths narbor day. She mas sevs's' "
The propeller Gen Taylor with cargo nou' Ven npohs
&c il ashor@ on Point Beisey, Lake mcnissn" " P''"
bly, be got on ,,,,., -, s.c Bd Undsrwsa
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some most Interesting testimony touch insanity 10
;s e'ns' VIII be sdduced from several prom med
care Of b Inc prisoner conducted the Tombs undsg
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The Thousandth Tirihdny OF the HussiGu
Emuirc.

Letters from st. Petersburg inform US that Russia
celebrated her thousaudth birthday on tho 2oih ult
There were grcat rejoicings at 81. Petersburg and
Moscow, but tho chief festival was held vi Nov.
gorod which, ss our readers are aware, IL regarded
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF the Steamship North Stnr with
$500 ,G2U i'm specie.

The steamship North Star, Capt. Jones, from As
pinwail Oct. 4, arrived Monday morning with the
California mails and sso7 ,626 in specie. The fol-
lowing is her specie list:
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Austria.

Gen. Count Giulay. hate Commander-.n.C Chief Of
the AuslNan troops III Italy, had shot himself ut
Vienna.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
n-Rses...609 Sets .........5:23 Moon-Rissslo:o5
WATER
Sandy Hook. Gov Island 0:3f Heats... 3tlo
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Notwithstanding the lberality already evinced
for the relief of sick and wounded soldiers in Cali.
fornia, the fund is still swelling The AHa urges
ave ought in the space Of next month, at the out
side transmit To the President Of the United States
a check for quarter of million of dollars, as an
Offering from California upon the altar Of Freedom.
the figure at which we have placed the snbscrip-
ton is not too high. 1t can, with moderate exer-
ton, be reached, for we are persuaded that every
loyal man ia the State will cheerful y contribute
according to his means. All that il necessary j. TO
perfect the machinery necessary for the collection.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars raised and
Gent on, we then make arrangements for a regu,
lar monthly subscription, and display TO tie world
that we properly appreciate the benefits OF that
Union under whose fostering care we have grown
up and thnved." Meetings in iurtberaIce Of this
object were being held.
zen. Wright ordered that The Stockton Argus,
The Stockton Democrat, The San Jose Tribune,
Tie V,saia Post, and The V,saiia Equal Rights
ETposrlor, shall be henceforth excluded from the
mails and express in this Military Department. The
prohibition had previously been issued as 20 The Los
Aagees Star, and an Oregon journal. These jour
nails were 70 given TO sustaining Secession that
was deemed advisable to suppress them.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11

SYsss 4 ISsd Sssn9 20, e as os
sgssos ATsss, FEB itIn port ship sharon Jordan from
Faren unei Oss sara Hendrfa from Nfcri arr sS
rlsdaie, Foui nier unc: and others as before.
Csrs March 2In bark Volunteer. Gorham, for Pa
CARpFEGs, March so-In port schr II Mecalf Burton
on Bristol RI 3d. Just finished dsg to load for
CIEsfuEGos March 22-sd brig Chatham, Simpson, Bos
FALnLAsp ISLANDS, Dec alPut in, Isabella con, from
arr o snrh SasG~O0d from
paLaEso March Ain port bark rnote Weston from
March 2Ar Pp'sS ssphide hid I Beck SYork Pc
leaking leaking Roberts Liverpool for Boston and San Francisco
ST THOMAS. March 2sld bark Carnioa Hopkins tfrom
Life Boat scelsy 10 load for Boston sd brig pa
sf'Sr GsSs'E Sey sGS
10 Sps osd o5 S bark Teresa Foster M
Martinique sdl 90; i2tn ship Phiaaephia, Poole rom
.a1s sRS @ Akqs Is ssa
arr s. is a s ss Grant %
vi" a a %srp aSs sr MYors
American Ports.
B0sToN April Arr bark Oak Ryder Phisdsphia; brig
s0s Tan s;i %m MRs and
Warrior, Crockett Elisabe Import warins, Nash Nlorf
S
nsssai HanSsy NlsieIsSn, fhiladslpSla ii VAIN.
Sotns
barK Ewe kepn did not so TO sea yesterday out anchor
s1LTISSRE %pri brig !esspaS. Wilson: ca.as; de-
Lady Suffolk, Baker, Boston Isaac vansan Burse. NYork
BUCKsPoRr, April Arr ship Eastern Star Wesley,
aobnsOn ss "a Y Hoptn
ELIzABETHPoRr. April s-cla schrs Rcranna Burley
was Boston: Seymour, Kelley, Cambridge sioop Pre-
risss s5 sssa s.s ssA n "s"fas fas
do; Franklin Allen NYorx for Tubec; Racket Downs do
phia for Brain,ree " Brainard Bowdeh, do Charles
steamtug Rapid Palmer do, having in tow South shoa
Light Ship for her sationthe ght Ship grounded about
afternoon The Rapid left this port this Afternoon for the
purpose Of getting her oil.
GLOUCESTER, April 5-Arr schrs Admiral Br), st John
NIB tor NYork, 9th, George Baldwin Lnnekin, NYork;
depha; Dennis Bradshaw Horton rs NYork; Elyira
Warren Cutler for dos Mary Ann, Bryant Machas for do
Portland for Philadelphia Rosannah Rose Burgess Belfast
NEW BEDFbRD April e-sld schrs william Lopez Ro-
bInson, Philadelphia; Benz English, Hathaway do Fanny
NEwBURYPoRT Aprii s-Arr sehr Grand Island, shori
PiIiLADELpHIA. April e-Ar bark Flores,a, welch
Bahia schrs sanders somers Eva Belle, Lee. New
Munroe Boston Martha MARIA Reed Salem; Aldriige.
Howell saem Ee1tric Flash, Aver Etisto Island SO Be
Heath Loud Bss,"n; sssrs J" HOFFMAN, selscy Washing
ton; JAS Bliss. Hatch, Boston; Aldridge Howell; J
PORTLAND. April s-Arr steamship S. George, Glas-
gov twi proceed 70 NYoTk Cid Dr brig Bachelor CaIde
R6cKLxND, April s.Arr schrs Georgis Buckin, Phila-
delphia for St John, NIB 4th, William Gregory, Buckin,
Belfast for Fortress Monroe; Arcalarus Haskell Bs
schrs Corvo Ilobrook and Oregon Graves NYork; 5th
William Gregory, Buckiin, Fortress Monroe.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1862.

invited ~ attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, No 2l6 West rhirty-hrst street, on Monday
morning, ten 10 clock His remains viii be taken ~
Engltsh Ncghborhood for interment.
SrAEros.-On Wednesday,, April Q, after . sboss and
severe illness, PATRICK SrANrt N, aged ~ years
The relatives trends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the snera from his late residence 1T
Greenw'eb avenue, this lFriday) afternoon al TWO
O'Clock.
wHrs- Thursday, April 10, OF consumption, JOHN
Wln'E, native OF the county Meath, Ireland
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral, Saturday after
noon, at one O'Clock, from $40 West Houston street.
without further invitation
Arthboy, county Meath Ireland. papers please copy
WoIIaER--0n Wednesday morning, April Q, after
long ness NICHOLAS WoIinER in the 26th year OF MS
age.
The relatives and friends OF the deceased are respect
fully invited attend the funeral this Frday) after
noon, at'two O'Clock, from his late residence, NO os
Forsyth street.
wnsoN-On Thursday, April 10, at the residence Of
her parents Of FifJeh street and Sixth avenue
ANNE eldest daughter Of Sidney and Mary Wilson, for
merry Of Troy aged years and 30 days.
Troy papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
Wool Sale I'm Boston.

bss1oN, April iOj looz'
The auction sale today OF hundred thousand pounds
wool was well attended, and higher prices realized than
expected by purchasers. Before the sale there was
disposition TO bear prices but towards the middle the
auctionser rallied upon bidders and the sale closed al
nrm prices ranging from 43c. 4sc average, Acc for
Ohio and Pennsylvan fleece ana extra Washington
county fleece. The principal purchasers out OF this
market were Messrs. Bullock Sons, Of Philadelphia;
Robinson Co., Of Philadelphia, g. Luling j. Ripley,
Van Barcomb Co., OF New York. The lots all
taken without W bona fde bidders The wool
WAS purchased in Pennsyva and Ohio by G. W. Bond
Co.. who acted agents for several capitalists without
regard 70 price The sale was satisfactory " both bold
and purchasers.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
uraoEIxn CITY News.

rxs,osloN IN A KEROSENE OIL FAcrokf-THkth
nEs KILLED AND ONE IsJUREp-THE BUILDING
DEMOLISHED.
r.., evening about ak O'Clock there alarm or
Orc M the Third district eaufed by dense voiuins or
smoke which was seen TO from the vicinity Of the
Penny Bridge Il soon ascsrtained to proceed from
the kerosene oil factory, on the corner Of Hamilton
avenue and smith street which had been set fire by
the explosion OF still the rectifying department and
Which resulted the death Of three men, while another
was so dreadfuy injured that his life is despaired o.
The shed in which explosion occurred was OF wood
eighteen feet high aud twenty by nifty feet in extent II
was completely shattered the fragments dying in every
direction.
Dnmber of tnsn were employed about the premises
four OF whom engaged in the recty ing department
st time and preparing to leave for home After
the smoke had cleared away, the chsrred remains Of
discovered under the ruins and the fourth
found in the vicinity, stunned but apparently alive.
de Was removed TO neighbofing shed, and Drs Peek
and Ayres called in to attend to his necessities.
He found 10 be badly injured After a time he
recovered his speech and stated that he left the build
ing Just re the door when the explosion
occurred He could not tell the Tho name OF the
injured man Patrick O. Hare. he asked what had be-
Of the others and those about him intimated that
shey all right at which he expressed himself salts
hed They did not deem IL prudent TO dyulge tho sad
details He soon after removed 70 the hospital aud
ths bodies taken in charge by their friends Tho
names OF the killed are as folowe:-
Joho Canshan, who leaves wife and ssveral Children
residing In Centre street.
John smith leaves wife, residing Hamilton
Michael Farrell leaves vile and large family residing
In leonard street.
The establishment was owned by Msssrs Fowler ana
hayward, Of New York, and occupied by Mr.. d. o.
Kechum who had recently taken possession for the pur
ynee or manufacturing Eaptha and black varnish from
eoaeol There forty barrels in the shed and
arrangements had been made with the Nassau Gas Light
Company for daily supply.
The foreman Of the, manufacturing department 10 Mr.
John Cook, who was temporarily absent at the time
The report Of the explosion loud that OF
sixty four FOUNDER and the shock felt by persons
Who reside nearly mile distant.
The entire damage s about 81 500 upon which there
70 no insurance.
An investigation into the Of the catastrophe win
be commenced to-day by the Coroner.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BuRDGs-Pur-On Tuesday, April 8, by Rev. John Q.
Adams WILLIAM H. BuRDGg 10 Miss MARY PuY all Of this
oIty.
HoYr-MArnER.-inw Williamsburg, on Thursday, April
10, by the Rev. Ralph Hoyt, PuRpY B. HoYT, Of New
York, 70 Miss EMILY MATnEa, Of the former place.
MAssA-GNsw0LD.-ln Brooklyn, Thursday = April
10, by the Rev j. Stafford Drowne FERDINAND A. MissA
to klIzAsErH J. GnswolD, youngest daughter of the
late Z. Griswold
RAMoSD-S1IBcK-Inh BROOKLYN, on Thursday, April
10, at tho residence Of the BRIDES brother, Wm. A.
Keller, by Rev. Alexander Hopper Rev u. s. RAYMOND,
Of Portchester, N. ", 10 Mrs. MARY E. sELiLcK, OF
Bridgeport, Conn
wRGur-KKys.-OnM Monday evening, April 7, at the
residence Of tho bride sfather by the Rev. George g.
Hare GEORGE WRIGHT 10 MISS MARaARErrA KEYS Of this
city
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, April lO-G 7

THURSDAY, April l0-G p. N.
The money market continues to increase in ease.
Some banking houses are still getting seven per
cent, but others lend at six and this think, is
the general rate. The increasing ease in money
10 largely due to the expansion Of circulation by
che banks Of the interior. The bank note compa
nies report that the banks Of this State, Of New
England and Of the West are all rapidly expanding
their circulation and seeking to lend money on long
tine. Their object viii the more readily be attained
% the want Of small Rotes-ones, twos, and
threes-is becoming severely felt, especially in the
localities where the army ia moving. Bankers
write from Washington and from Virginia and
Kentucky that they viii be glad 10 exchange
any quantity Of Treasury notes for small notes
issued by good banks in this section
The soldiers, suffers, and bankers dealing
with suffers ere all suffering from the want Of
change and 1t is abundandy evident that our
Northern banks viii here find an outlet for a very
large amount Of currency. The paper money ex-
pansion created by the government is necesstating
further expansion by the banks, and The prospect
IN that by the time Dir. Chase has reached his
limit Of $3.50 900 900 the banks viii have increased
their circulation by very nearly q corresponding
amount. Treasury notes and certificates Of ndeht-
edness are wanted to-day. The 7.30 notes are
worth par; the 6 per cents 1905; the certh-
Gates are scarce ato6s4. 1t is generally understood
that Mr. Chase will advertise next week for
10000 900 Of ave per cents payable in Eve years.
HE viii receive payment for them partly in money
and purity IN certificates ~ Indebtedness. He is
understood 70 have been bid 90 Tor $40 900 COO
Foreign exchange was steady to-day at ll2s.
for bankers bills on London and 500 sos for
bankers bills on Paris. Very little business is
doing. Gold is dull % 1917 az.
The stock market again astonished the public
to-day by its inactivity. yanous causes are az.
signed for the phenomenon. Some people say
that the victory az Cornth IL sin disbelieyed.
others affect to think that mysterious dread o.,
the Merrimac continues 20 deter the public from
buying. A moro likely cause for the prevailing
dulness is the heavy sales Of cash stock which arc
probably being made by one or more parties who
have been prominent bulls There are Indications
that large block Of stock Is being sold out, and
Ia finding its way into new hands. When it has
been disposed of the incubus which now
weighs upon tho market viii probably be
removed, and stocks will move more in harmony
with the news from the army. At the ilrst board
to-day governments declined =, State stocks q
X, and railway shares Il u per cent the
heaviest on tho list bong Illinois Central and Ca
lens. The only exception TO the market was the
bonds Of the Michigan Southern, which rose "a per
cent, and appear at last to be attracting public
attention. Between the boards the market was
steady. At the second board stocks were rather
better, and there MAS q stronger tone without
much change in prices, The market looked as
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
Court OF Common Pleas-Part First.
Before Hon. Judge Hilton.

SUIT FOR SERVICES IN RELEASING OCEAN STEAMERS
CONDEMNED FOR VIOLATING THE PASSENGER
LAw-yERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF FOUR THOUSAND
DOLLARS, ETC.
APRIL lo--Joseph Hcaie Daniel B. Aaes.-This was
an action commenced the year 1853 for
vices rendered, or, IN the words OF the complaint, Ito
perform work and labor and render services great
value. procuring the from condemnation and
forfeiture OF certain steamship, called the S. Lewis
heretofore condemned and forfeited to the United
and wholly lost the owners and procured
restor ration of tho said steamship the
sss, and the complaint further alleged that the plaintiff
Bad at the request Of the defendant dq ceraip other
d:aef s;Tvicss ID and for tho dscoi
Gnuancs and dismissal Of certain suits instituted
1y The United States againet two other steamships
the Pacidc and the Independence during the adminstra
1en q psfsdens Fillmore Il appear. ths, these vessels
tween New York and California. The defence admitted
that the plaintiff did perform certain work and labor at
sssss "a ss z in question
Mr. Jos Hoxie testified that n 1888 he rendered such
sorviCss at the request Of Commodore Cornelius Wander
et who said defendant would give him certain papers
and documents to lay before President Fillmore adding
that Mr. Allen would pay him for his services lie (Ir.
Ho1ie) went 70 washington on two occasions remaining
thers twelve fifteen days and that he had several in
terviews with the President on the subject The resut
wAs that President Fillmore released the vessels.
The defendant and Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt wore ex-
amiued the part OF the defence, and contadiced the
otetenent mace ~ pLantliI, tnat Mf hlen Woulo
compensate him for his services Mr. Allen also testified
that be considered $500 would be sufficient compensation
for such services
Mr. Geo. Briggs xmember Of Congress) testified that
he acquainted with the business OF the departments
IN Warrington for procuring acts 10 be passed by them
IN his opinion the value OF the services rendered by Mr.
Hoxie the amount involved would be three
foar or i've hundred dollars,
Mr. T. K Collins, the well known Atlantic ship owner,
thought tie plaintiffs services at the lowest estimate
would be from two and half 10 five per cent the
bas Of the services rendered 10 the owner.
Mr.. Elliugwood, associated with Mr. Rapallo
counsel for the defence summed up, and Mr. Jas. Bra
dy, associated with Mr. Joe Hoxie Jr. summed up for
NE plaintiff.
After elaborate charge from the Judge on the law
applicable 10 the case and leaving 10 the jury 10 deter
tho OF compensation TO which ths plaintiff
entitled the jury retired for about fifteen minutes and
brought M verdict for plaintiff for "a eco. The Court
fp addition aowed 800 70 counsel.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
Port Of New York, April 10, IsGa.

FOTt Oh new OxAs Aprh 1Os A0O%s
'-''"--'-''"-'" CLEARED. -
shp Ma%9n 1 warsaY Hong MonsmR rsyor sr.
ship hsIcssy rg French HayTsmBSyd hncaen; @
Bark Helen Augusta, CUTS Port au Prinee-R Murray
Bark H CrooAer. shertn, Hayana-J r A R Webster.
ss Fss.s Ea Mar s a.s nsw0
Brsg Newnal tBr) Payson, savanilia, 4eBrett Son
Brig Caroline Talbot Simpson Mayhew:
schr Sarah Mills Dayton, s! Thomas-7R Edridge
se6r Addie Barnes Betswor.b, St Johns, PR ona
sehr Morning Star sBr,, Miller H,li1as1p Dswof
sssI sSF fPS as ns sax sapS1ss gp A.Rse
sssr SoTa hKsl'sy pass
sysas1
r sr sherhsr ps Hnen' Co.
oS sSSp pSep ponser sasry sw Havena
Steamship Bavaria Ham? Meier Hamburg March Is via
gers to Runharat Co. the days gales in
% par 4, Sa Mse h"s g na Sh Hahn Hahn
ship DOnau, New York The has anchored Quaran
Ship Kentuckan or Porand) Merryman Mavre, 80 days.
Sesn %sn anea 10 10 Bay by late
Brig Roxana (Br Of Lanely) Lewis Cardiff via Bermuda
March 2 with coal to order Had heavy weather and saw
qashsr ;nw Of water poas cor,s cornwa, saavs
potatoes, e % to pufyee HYDE
Brs Bs Peds9cs Rssn s1eSr 2Sssns pRson Providence
Schr Clinton, Borden, Elzabethport for Fall River
Schr Mary Elizabeth Turner, Elzabetbport for Blaok
Rock.
schr Fred Reed, McAlmon. Newark for Boston.
Sohr Rising Sum- Smith, Machias, days
schr Willow, Parker, Lubee, days.
Schr knight, Parker, Lubec, days
Schr Albert Barker, Jonekp0rt, & days
Schr Elvira, Clark, Cutler, days.
Schr Coral Kent Portland, days.
Schr Hertz Sponord, Rockland, days -
Schr Gregory, Euckin, Rockland for Fortress Monroe.
Schr Gen Taylor Jones Chatham, days
Schr Bay State, Halett, Boston, days.
Scbr Daniel Webster, Bearse Boston, days.
Schr Ira Bliss, Wcks Boston, days.
Schr B Thompson Steeman, Boston, 8 days.
Schr Res Bacon Providence days.
Schr j N Freeman, Hail. Providence, 2 days.
Schr Two Brothers, Weaver, New London, IL hours.
Sehr Texas Champin, New London for Elzabetbport
Schr II Fuller, Sturges, Portland, CT 2 days
Schr DIR w Powers Munse New Haven, daya
Sehr Michael, Smith, Rondout for Nantucket
Schr Yankee Boy Rlsey. Rondout for Hartford
Sloop Blackstone, Reynolds, Providence, days
Sloop Harvest. Corwin, Providence, days
Sioop Sprague. Gibbs Providence.
Steamer Falcon, Williams, Providence.
BELOW
Ship Gertrude, Doane from Liverpool. March g.
Ship Daniel Webster, Driver, from London, rs days.
Nearly all OF the vessels which reported below
nesdaynciudng Fr steam frgae Belone, bark Guia
b. igs New Globe end Nellie, schrs Ralph Post, and Ca
Dae-are still below, at anchor.
SAILED
From QuarantDe-steamsbip Ericsson.
Wind during the dayN