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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN POSSESSING SOME WEALTH AND
N years Of age aud whont Any incImbrsnos and re-
s,.rtsbits. wiss.s ~ marry sni Ariy situated THIS
.oflrf from worthy the Consideration of
Iny but preferred A.
ceraned by addressing ~ II. H. Rprng street Post
ser sss wess where an Interview csn be bad.
A LADY WISHES TO MAKE TIE AcoUAISrAscg
~ gentleban of nerit,
y,gns csrss cs visise confidential Addrsss 10 sno~y
Harmony. station ID. References ssahsnsed.
A MATRIMONIAL coKREsPoNDgveB ~ DESIRED
n gentleman Possessing peennau aaf ~ al peston
The lEdy posse~s wealth auAilst Of hsad and
c.lc@scd IN MATE home sarshiy pssass
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ori Herald oLcc
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SHIPPIN NEWS.
Fort OF New York, March 80, 1863.


Steamship Victoria tBr) Harris from Liverpool 25 days
mdze-to Howland Asplnwal. March 9th, encountered
heavy gales from SW TO and WNW Same day struck
by heavy forward which damaged orecaste head &c
Shipped another heavy which carried quarter
boat Was hove too three days under close refed
23d inst had strong westerly winds.
Steamship Nicholas l. Acting Master Everson In charge,
Beaufort NC 10Th 27h inst lat 80 2o Ion 70 o. spoke
Thames. New York for New Orleans dis
abed condition. having her steam pipe cracked would try
and get Into the nearest port.
Steamship Granite City tprize), Acting Master King In
charge Bahama Banks March 3
Brig Vim Dresser OF Bangor, Durgtn from Nuevitas.
Mar i5 with sugar. moasses, Sc-to r. Buck 4 Co.
Schr Hero, Lakeman from Cienfuegos, l5 days, with
sugar-to King Co Had very heavy weather the last
days No date lag q long = spoke Dutch brig from
bark Franklin. steering Z. No date lat SO H. long II a.
spoke brig p Rick, Dix, from Cienfuegos, bound N.
Schr Chief, Norris, Port Royal days.
schr Sarah Falconer of SouhporD, Buckley, Beaufort
phew.
sSchr Julia Hallock, Bayley. Beaufort NC.
Schr Francis, Connell Chesapeake New Haven.
Schr Rollins, Parsons, Baltimore, days
Schr Frances Newton Glover Elizabethport for Boston
Schr Pierce, Smith, Eizabethport for Boston.
Steamer Dudley Buck ~ transport) Elwood Newbern,
NC March 26 via Haeras Inlet 2th with passengers TO U
Quartermaster.
The ship Great Western sailed from Liverpool Feb 49,
not March IL as reported in Sundays paper.
BELOW
Bark Massasoit (of Boston, Marshall Cienfueges
March T.
Bark Andes tof Harpswenj, from sagua,
SAILED
Steamships City of Manchester (Br) George Washingtou
bark Onion Jack; brig A Cox.
Wind at sunset NV.
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Arrivals and Departures.

NswprRy--Steamshp Dudley BnekIieut Col job Arnold
Aaj ! NJ Wheaton, Captains Whytie and Msr.ymsn, Lieu
tenants NJ johnson, W KNIGHT II Ckisty, Proutty,
saund.rson. Fay; Beech HAL 81 Arnold Ksnnser, Bur,
Myers r walker, s Mills, Jas Hogan, Donuely West
ard scn, Kane Miss Savage, Mrs shoul and i7o In the
stcesage
IrvHRroot-sieamship Bohemian, at Portland Captains
Parker Griths Barsow, Rookie, PattexsOn, Lovsti,
Tabo, aud Tobp Craw ord Mai Radcm lkhy child aud
nurse Dredse, Dr Jameson, MnrrAy r Z danl, O
G Knight, Mr. Collins and hdy, Miss Collins W Bos,on,
Messs Trde Chamberlain Braxeas Cassels Moods East
wood. Frenrh, McAusxnd, and 274 In the stcerage.
Gl.s.ow-eteamshp 81 George, at Porisnd-John Hsr.
vie, Herman WERNER, and II In the sesrsse
pErARrrREs
NKv OsLRArs--Stesmship George Wasbinvtop-W lila m
DAYTON r Trown Mr. Spenser ID Coibnrn JAS Bowels,
Miss Ccnuell \ Terry, a SANFORD, Harrison, Q
hove w Dowipg, Mr. Ansp, I u 0rapt. Tbayer.
Durno. Cbas SIC bbtnA
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the comparative absence ice at Ports Coborne and
housie assure US that an early opening the Wen aDs
canal may be confidently expected The can n E
strength but that In the swamp or long level = ssM
eighteen inches thick, and solid that teams were nv
ing II last week few days warm weather win d1-
solve IT, and with the assistance OF the Ice breaker YES
sells will no doubt be able to pass through i -
earlier than last year.
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INLAND NAVIGATION.
Opening Of Lakes, Rivers and
Canals.
It HI II H ID SON RIV E r.
u. Ac., u.

Thers s at present every indication Of speedy reopen
ing OF the North and resumption of navigation
The warm rains Of last week weakened the ice and in
some sections Of the river broke 1t up entirely The
river clear opposite Albany. but the lodged
tie fats below, and few days Of weather will DO
required 70 move il Last year it not entirely clear
Of ice until the Sd OF April, although boat reached
Albany the 1st from Coxsackie. The following table
shows the date Of the opening Of the Hudson river the
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

AMERICAN PosIAGE.--Mr plny Miles has been appointed
postal envoy representative of the United States Post
0lhce TO examine into aud report upon the details and
working Of the English penny postal system. new
postal bill drawn up last year by Mr. Miles and the
Hon Mr. Hutchns Of Ohio and introduced Congress,
which provided for uniform postage OF tao cents Ga
penny sterng), money order system, &c, and which
was Sostponed the Present session, and under
consideration at Washington. The various reductions OF
postage and the approaches 10 uniformity IN America
have eminenty successful and this year for the
rst long period the department does not have
10 apply Congress appropriations for deficit.
large party has grown up in America who are pressing
for the adoption the English penny rate the leader OF
the movement being Mr.. Miles, who commenced tho
work many years the publication OF pamphlet
entitled Postal Reform Mr. Huchine, In very able
and exhaustive speech Congress tho introduction OF
the new postal bill, said "sT Rowland Iil has accom-
plshed more FOR his country than the most renowned Of
OF her statesmen and Warriors and added that Mr.
Miles has ndustrousy and persevcrnRy endcavored 10
establish for this country what Rowland Hill accom-
plished for Great Britain - London Ne,cs, Feb. 10.
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The Actions at Galveston and Charles
ton.
m n mn

"a IrfER SKkouR II PoRrMlN SQrARE, Fob. 16, 1868.
nv Ioap-.-I deem II incumbent to ask the atten
zion Of her Maeetyhs government 10 intelligence
received here regard 70 the blockade Galveston 10
the state a 1cxss and at Charleston, in The state Of
South Carolina.
fret A. respects gavesson appears that the block
sdng squndron OF the Upiea States drivep on from
thst mort and habor superior Confederate force on
-. is day of January lost one ship " that squadron
~ captursd The aasshp oroycd ana Ne rssi sscas
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Miscellaneous.

The steamship City of Manchester Capt GILL; sailed yes
terday for Liverpool.
SHIP ESTHER (A1 595 TONS built at Wilmington, Del, in
1883, has been sold ut $4,000.
SHIP AQULA (AlL) 119 built at Bath. Me, in 1884
has been sold TO to load for San Francisco
terms did not learn
ScHR MARY HELEN Hutchinson, from New York for Baltic
with assorted ashore abreast Poplar
Island night of oath inst Lighters will be from Bal
to her ASST stance
ScHR NORMAN, Kent, from Baltimore for New York, with
cargo of coal, ashore 2Gh inst BOdkin Shoals
Lighters have been taken down by Mary which
VIII assist her of after part of the is taken ont
ScHR MARY ALICE, Perry, from Baltimore 18th inst for
Boston. with coal, returned to u 9th inst leaky.
ScnR SAN (A2 05 tons, built Elizabeth City, NC
in 1860 has been sold at $500.
ScHR MOHAWK (A2) $50 tons, built Baltimore in 1853
has been sold on terms did not learn,
HORACE FRowN tA11s) 1874 TONS built Baltimore
in 1860 has been sold on terms we did not learn.
The following table gives summary in the
harbors Of New YORK, Boston, Philadelphia baltimore,
Charleston, Savannah New Orleans and Galveston at the
latest accounts from each of those ports:-
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cotton s because has not thought ns 70 eenu
her ships 10 America for cotton Were The DfckadIns
Power required strictly 70 designate tne pors nu scs
ports thus clearly ascertaned 70 DO
trade omy of COTTON psqtycd would b rsssv oDeSco
M exchange for the manufactures Of Europe Inore no
eck OF tbs great article Of export the interior Of the
Southern States has not been brought 10 the seaDoaru
because little demand for expor,ason. and
would Otherwise DO subject 70 depreciation cy se eSss ~ nr
it's falling into their hands; but le tne bockaoed
ports be designated required by public law and will
freely ow 70 the coast at other points thereby opened 70
the trade OF the world
There ia one subject further connection with this
alleged blockade which directed TO call tho atten
Of the United States stationed OF the mouth Of the
Rio Grande with orders not TO permit shipments OF cot
to be made the Mexican port Of Matamoros.
is claimed that cotton taken from the Confederate States
TO Maamoros is lawful subject Of capture In proof OF
this have the honor to transmit herewith copy m an
OF letter from j. A. Quintero, the c0mmercni
agent Of the states at Matamoros 70 the Sec
rotary Of state of the Confederate Stsies
need not say TO your lordship that athough MARI
time blockade May IN be frustrated by the
carriage Of merchandise, through the medium Of interior
communication, from blockaded 20 neutral port, when
shipped from the latter IL breach OF the blockade;
yet this Is done at the mouth Of the Rho Grande
river forming the boundary between Mexico and the
J. NJ MASON.
This letter contained number of tabular statements
furnished the rebel Port Collectors to the Davis govern
ment The first set forth lists OF the vessels whch
entered and cleared at the port OF Charleston IN the
months OF october November and December, 1901 ana
in January February and March, 1862 similar lists Tor
tho ports Of Savannah, Galveston, New Orleans Pens
COLA Apalachicoa and Lavaca, Texas were also ior-
warded.l
MIR. LAYARD TO Mr.. MASON.
FOREIGN OFFICE July 10, 1862
SRI am directed by Earl Russell to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter of the 7th inst, respecting the
blockade Of the Southern coast Of North America
am, &c, a. H. LAiAhD
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Intervention.

No. 81 DEvoNsHRE STREET PoRrLANp PLACE,
LONDON, July IL, 1852
Ny IoRD-In late proceedings Of Parliament, and in re
ply to inquiries made In each House as 70 the intention OF
her Maestys government TO tender Offices OF mediation
to the contendng powers In North America, was re-
Piled, in substance by Lord Paimerston and your lord
ship that her Maestys government had no such nten
tion at present; because, although this government
would be ready TO offer such mediation whenever
might be considered that such nerpostion would bo OF
avail it believed by the government that, IN the
present inamed irrated temper of the beigerens,
any such offer might be misinterpreted and might have
effect contrary to what was intended.
will undertake, of course, to express any opinion
of the of this view far may apply to
the government people OF the United States but as the
government people Of tho Confederate States OF Amer
ca feel warranted in the declaration that while it Is
the unaerabe purpose OF that government and people
to maintain the Independence they have achieved,
whilst under circumstances contingencies ,ctH they
again under government aoa those foU
constituting the United States and although they do not
any form iarte such in1position, yet they can see
nothing their position which could make either offensive
Irritating tender Of such offices the part Of her Ma
jesy's 9overnnln as n,igh lead 10 Tlsinatton Of the
hopeessy carried on against them, and which
is attended by wanton waste OF human life, at which
humanity shudders On the contrary, can entertain no
doubt that such offer would be received by the govern
Of the Confederate States OF America with that high
consideration and respect due TO the benign purpose in
JIM MASON.
EARL RUSSELL TO MR.. MASON.
EoRrtGS Orrlcg, July "a, 1862.
SR-I nave the honor 70 acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter Of the 18th instant respecting the intention
expressed by her Maestys government 70 refrain from
any present offer of mediation between the contending
parties in North America and have TO state TO you, in
reply, that In the opinion Of her Maestys government
any proposal 10 the United States 10 recognize the Southern
confederacy ao0td yvate the United STATES, and any
posa 10 the Confederate States to return 10 the Union Uoud
irridte the Confederaes.
This the meaning Of my declarations in Parliament
upon the subject am, &c. RUSSELL.
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IL murfrecsbOrO, April 9th, 1899 which,
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IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO THE
l. Trade
1000 Bbls. SALT,
100 sbls CRUSHED COFFEE SUGARS.
25 Bags COFFFE,
I25 Boxes TOBACCO,
100 Gross SMOKING TOBACCO,
so Gross FlNECUT CHEWING IOBACgO
100 Bales KlLLlCkINICK TOBACCO,
800 Resms WRAPPING PAPEK
70 Bags PEPPER,
100 Boxes PALM SOAP
20 Boxes FANCY SOAP,
Us Kegs NADER,
so Casks SODA,
200 Kegs NAILS,
30 Cases OYSTERS,
20 Cagea PINE APPIEs,
20 Cases PEACHES
10 Cases SARDINES,
10 Cheats TEA,
90 Boxes CHEESE,
And large stock Of other articles In Our line
Teb5 3m
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