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New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

lower Lakes; partly cloudy threa tening weather
Engiand southwesterly winds tth clear weather
continue In the South Atlantic Coast, and have been
generally reported from the Eastern Guli States
Nortbery winds and have prevailed over Mis-
sour, and reported from Iowa ant Minnesota;
Dorth-westerly winds and partly cloudy or clearing
weather prevail in the Southwest
Tho lowest barometer prevail on Wedn, ,sday over
the lower lakes, extending nOrthvard into c. mazda for
the Northwest and the Missouri Valley ed north
ery winds and cloudy weather. for the SOuthR est cold
north westerly winds, partially cloudy and clearing
weather.
For the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic states,south
westerly Winds partly cloudy and clear weather; for
the Middle Atlantic coast easterly winds Yeeri lg to
southerly with rising barometer and partly cloudy and
clear weather.
Ior Neo York and Neo-Enqiand, light enserly vi nds
and partly cloudy heather Tor the lower lakes caste -y
winas. clouds and ran for Lake Michigan, varab le
brisk winds, followed by westerly winds, aud pOssbl
snow.
Cautonary signals continue at Milwaukee, Chicago.
Grand Haven. Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Rochester, Oswego, and are ordered for DulAth
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
OBITUARY..
PETER GII.SRY.

PETER GIISKG,
Alderman Peter Gilsey died of CatarTh of the
dder IN hs residence No 50 West Twenty y-eighthst.,
:. about a. m Yesterday, several surgical operations
,ins been performed unsuccessfully He was born on
y29 1911 at Hobro, in the Province Of JutaDd. Den
TX aud after receiving fair education emigTated TO
lericA m 1927. When he landed in this city he was
ne and friendess parents having died before be
u his native land. From the outset he was perseverng
. discreet. advancing gradually toward the position
u wealth and influence TO which he finally at
aimed. Ho hrst procured employment at very
moderate wages the piano factory of Grow Christie
1 and 10y strict economy managed to save part OF his
earning. from week week; that in few years he
enabled TO embark in independent business. He
snted little shop IN the Bowery, Prnce-st and
>ught ,he stock Of retail tobaecOnst Here his pros
fty began and it was not long before be felt justified
removing 10 extensive premises at Cortandt-st
Broadway where his business has since been carried
Here 1864, he built the Gilsey Building one Of the
largo ou structures raised in this city. Henceforth
investments were chiefly in Broadway real estate
which he derived the greater part Of his fortune.
mong the buildings erected By hIm arc the Ghsey
ou-e. the 81. George Hotel the Coleman House and
polio Hall In politics he was Democrat, and while
WAS interested deeply in public questions he held 10
nee until the municipal campaign OF 1871, when be was
ected Alderman by about 5000 votes. The following
he was reelected. his course in the Board having
the confidence of his constituents and the respect OF
bis associates In the Presidential contest he firm
supporter OF the Louisville movement His patience,
integrity aud ability warmly spoken Of by all with
whom he had dealings. He leaves a wife and seven
children five sons and two daughters Flags were dis
hayed at half-nast IN his honor YESTERDAY The an
iOuncemeut OF the funeral Will he made here after
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
,,.TTtp nARERTs

Buyy,to Abnl 8-CArrL.-rhe receipts oiay, Including %
esrs reported le head making the total supply nus
,r hrad 22 for the time last sees
The market u sellers being c ipa Uniavorioe
new, Of a, market weather. With prospect Of
fesh.t MOhawk River aud the overflow OF the railway ua'
be cautious, The ie~ sales made were no cteou
head Illinois Lbs No. Al 70
bead Ohio from 1885 10 ties D At - Sa % 81
head Ohio from sl8 n sj9 b 81 ~ 9d - ~
rs head Michigan averaging ll3s NJ al % u head Mehgsn
toctsr averaging s H. 81 IS; She,i Csnada stee avrsgAs
LA n, al b3 So ...--, ---,,.., A.
SHxxP L,nsshe receipts ea we're 400 hesd ussnr ~
total supply heAi against joO heal or n
.,. me las, the opened; sales Of ~
had Michigan sheep % 10 B NJ at % 80 go o. '
head Ohio sheep ranging ~ m, at *b9So 10 -
IIos,- Receipts today including the reported arrivals SVo eesa
Tar u sH heAo
I a., head Tor week market 0Gpc per ~ on
from last prices rule At % 9Sf - @ %
IN aasly ,alr. head illinois hogs anggg reh 80 o
At - cox % O head ohio bog. Bgns rO" 100 70 ''' !" "
- o.
,U....,ow. Ma, Aori a-C,rrLR-Rseepts a 10 besd
p, for The bnei qiae, uufng~i Wb vs.. re"Ng 90
e,nmoa 70 aam ,sds the aie 'UI A"'s y" ~I S"Ns
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

\ st. Louis organ admits with unfcigncd
anguish that from the recent election in that
cY ,udclte that the Liberal Republicans have not
JuTn-d 90 thc fold.
The Pennsylvania newspapers are clamOr-
ou>y demanding Of the President the names OF the
cpr1mu.,ut citizens" who requested the pardon OF
Brown. tho repeater.
It is reported that Gov. Parker will soon
call extr, session Of the NewIersy Senate 10 act
apon : Commission which he Will name 10 revise the
Constitution ot the state.
The Ohio Republican State. Convention
meets Ey2i. Eis generally conceded that GOV. Noyes
vii bc renominatcd with the understanding that he
.bsn %. the United states Senate In place OF
s.ntnr .huuuan. There is consequently considerable
n,i1 Tor rie LieutenaotGovernOrshP. Among the
candidates mentioned state Senators BrnSmadc and
Al"hpuSo Hart. and Speaker Van voorhees,
Speaking Of the necessity of repeating the
,altrY al watch made tie steal of the last Congress
possible. RE 81 Lo,ns Democrat says: "Mr. Erastus
Wells m'mber rom the Id District of this city, prom
l>s - mn roIuce bill on the first of the December scs-
SION r,csablIsh the old rate of 5000 per BY
d0IIg c viii enute himself to The applause OF the
orl 20 public life"
There is very strong suspicion that the
recent Investigation into the charges of bribery against
ho surrcm" Court OF Indiana was far from complete.
Yhs chtrs according 10 The indianapolis Journal are
hat TIRE, uirn were paid respectively $1,000 S. OOO and
BOD f,es contingent for the greater part upon IA
.,yihir decision railroad case within
iaiu tune The decision favorable and granted
within tn specified time. The recipients OF the fees
swore tht ihcy received them for professional ser
rcrs rendered one case live weeks, another in
iw1 months aud IN the third IN two weeks Neither Of
iH~ men appeared IN the court during that time me
J6ssr,lat complains With much reason that the proes
i,. sarvcrs" we're not sufficiently inquired into and
at thn charges Of bribery were not met at all
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

B,vLsIR-wILLIAMs-Io the Myrest Church. Broosyu Y,
March TO- BY Rev g. Clark Charles Bsusr to Mary Wans
both Of BROOKLYN.
CHARACTERIZATION ID INST. Mr.. D. B. Clarke to Mrs.
Mar,aretC G. sherman.
YTON-MARSHALL-Aprl 1879. by Rev Andrew j. Hay.
DAVID CLAYTON 10 Ba Mrhal both Of Camden. NewJerseJ
Rev Cl,Bcy J. w Cline to MARY Dlton s Of hooros
County, Ohio
DRLMAGB-THAYBR-In WnOnscoket r. L. March Charles n
Deinage Bs T. ThAyer OF Belhngham Mass
DRATT-y ALBNTNR-Tn Wocott village March 5. 1873 by Rev
Seaman John L. Draft Ceesta T. Valentine both Of sosh
Butler, Wayne County, " Y.
FRASER-MURRAY-O Weinesiiy April by Rev Hugh Blair.
Chares Fraser Hennetta murray all OF this eiy.
PROST-WYATr-A the Pnko Baptist Church the 3h INST.
Couson. Fester r. Frost OF Towand Peun TO ie
Wyatt Of this city.
UOFNANN-LENTING-O weineiay April By Rev " Ruhne.
Charles A. Holman Helens Whsmne lentng all o SIaIea
island.
GIBSON-MYBRS-On March q. 1873. by Rev p A. Born Mos
Gibson 10 Mary Myers. all Of Jefferson County, Ohio.
HANIFEy -KRBIDBR-On % inst by Rev james Meredith
residence or tue brides parents samuel A. snen 70 o'ao
g. Kreder, both Of Philadelphia
the % inst by Friends ceremony
AZ the residence Of the brides father Harry Npeakmau Of hoa
mouth Illinois, to Emma daughter Of Wm Ungbm Of Fha
delphii.
wILKIysoN-GARRIGUS-J at the ties bone BY the Res,
DR. Wilson, Samuel wilkinson TO MARY A. Garnsos ah OF
Newark, n. J.
zINK-TLLNGHAMAt the residence Of the brides parent, a,ra
1879 by Kitchens Henry g. LnG TO Mary Ih1Bna"'
all fWoOiiori County, Ill
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
OUR sOLDIERs, LIBRARY.

10 me EdttOr OF The TrtbUHe.
SIR: The undersigned has received the follow
Tug contributions the Soldiers Library, at the Home
WARDS Island IN response 10 the appeal published
little while since in these columns:
Friend g. Clerks IN Our Once" g ~. Gettys-
purg.' g.. Lady aud Friends, s., total, tis So
Packages Of magazines and books have also Oeen re-
eeived from the following sources:
j. III. r., G.. J. Warren, Friend. Lieut.. j. {. Cachen
AnOuymOus, Miss Sarah BAN, T.. o. j., +. II. Moves
Mrs assldy, j. Wiley, Cartridge Box" T.. y. Treat
20. Harper Brothers. DOdd Mead T.. +. button Co.,
Anonymous. ocribuer, Armstrong Co., Carter Broth
tIs, AppOmattO1, American Tract Society " For Col
ellsworth, ID Appleton CO., Alfred Pell aud others.
yA J.; VIM Rtlie D. Witt Co.. II. Miller, Steiger
- 20, Memory OI Gen. Lyon" g.. G. Collins IVsOn, b.
a. Co. Mason OAK. 5 Co., Anonymous II. II.
scheneieiu has sent Is pictures OF battle scenes in
the Crimea
friends Of the soldiers willing 20 help 10 th.s work
may send their packages Of books to Dodd Mead No
iH Broadway. 10 the Office OF The Daily Witness. 10
ffintng House square aud gfs IN eash to the under
signed. 0tlce Of luz TRIBUNE GOgDOs l.. FORD.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
THE STATE of TRADE.
havana WEEKLY MARKETS.

ri " n
large but unchanged Mus
ovso, Quiet ami steady Common asa reals aoOe
- 10 Goo Roaming 0gi sugar Havana and MaanLAsStoet
in gsrhou and 49, hhds receipt. Of week bso
and no bhds exported during the week 70 200 boxes and
ZOO bd Including boxes and 800 bids 10 the United States
Bacon trmr s8 50 per Butter fair demand Flour
srs, A. T51 bb American Hams buoysnt Amer
s.n sugarenred s8 per qunisL LA steady kes
s er onip,a tins Potatoes fair demand al % 70
- 8 ner 6bl Wax buoyan Yellow S ~ per afIobe White
SITqslI 50 OIL in tina queb bat arm Enpty Hog,hstds ac
- a. as sOd 80 Lumber-White Pine fair demand S4J
pitch Pine ast At s Box Shocks hrm at l2 ress HOgsheai
sboo.s nominal Hoops dmsri Loug Shaved sS9sO per M
short shaved. S806SB3 81, q, ID.
FsSht. 6usr Falmouth aud ori,oaiug Hsvana 2s St
Cubs Sos q5ls 3D.
Erchange buoyan and ered United states o0 lays currency
l6l premg short sight currency 3li ~ premium % day' god
premium short sight 4Jdt premium oa LonioH' S1'1
premium lou Paris 9G premium.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
NEWPORT REACHED INDIRECTLY.

Citizens of Newport are not a little dis
turbed at the recent action of the officers of the Mar
ragansett Steamship Company in refusing to allow their
boats to land passengers at Newport The amount OF
travel between New-York and Newport is At sea-
ons NJ the wear enormous and NewYork business men
greatly prefer the Narraganset line to any other mode
of reaching this gem OF the wateringplaces But New
noft pilots are strongly suspected OF a desire
IN strike the Narragansett Company for allowances
Their action In ObstruCting the channel mas nnaly come
tn he such nuisance, as well positive danger, that
the Company peremptorily declare that they VIII
no ion ger endure IT, and that If Newport cannot Keep
her uos within bounds she must consent To be teaehe
rircnitousy The Company is already deienuaht
an a suit growing out Of an accident caused
nv these obsructiOns, and ITS officers declare that
f6ey have endured the nuisance untll IL mas come
to 'be uncomfortable. The managers complain that
tbe Newport Harbor Masters and pilots anchor crat OF
vrous kinds the channel, and often endanger tne
bnats of the Narraganset line by failure 10 sgna IN he
of thick fog as the law requires IL claimed Dy lne
bcers that the hostility OF the pilots Ia now so gredt
mat they wfuy and persistenty attempt 70 nlule the
line nv leaving their vessels in the way OF the steamers
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
BAD MANAGEMENT THE CAUSE.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, April S.-All the returns OF this
CITY ara now IN except from two precincts, which are
Democratic. johnson, the Democratic candidate Tor
Mayor has 992 majority Warrington, the Republican
candidate for city Solicitor mas 40 majority Campbell
the Republican candidate for Prosecuting Attorney mas
52l majority; Henry Kessler the Republican candidate
for Police Commissioner. has ns majority. Ihe
Democrats and Liberals Will elect the entire remainder
of their ticket by from 500 10 200 majority
The result OF the election In Columbus ONO seems 10
lac Democratic success both on the municipal ana the
Constitutional Convention tickets. In MANSFIELD the
Democrats we're also successful ~ the main In Dayton
the whole Democratic ticket Is elected In Chlicothe
tho Democrats elected their Mayor the remainder OF
tina tlckot Is doubtful. lu Lancaster. tho CtlEons
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
BRIGHAM YOUNG RETXRES.

ABDICATIoN OF THE MORMON LEADER-rHE UTAH
PROBLEM PRACTICALLY SETTLED.
lBr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
SALT LAKE, April S.-Brgham Young formally
resigned the position of Trustee of the Mormon
Church before an immense audience in the Tabern-
acle to-day stating that he proposed to go to Ar-
IONA beyond the reach of mails aud telegraphs He
has recently resigned the Office Of President
of the Deseret National Bank, Zion Cooperative
Mercantile Institution, and Utah Central and
Southern Railroad. In retiring thus from all bust
ness, surrendering the vast possessions of the
Church and leaving the Territory. he practically
abdcates the throne which he has 50 long occupied,
and ADMITS that his power is ended. He has made
a will dividing his immense property equally among
his rs wives and GO children, and carefully stipu-
lating the method of the division. 1t is believed
that all the old Mormons will follow the changed
fortunes of their sefdeposed leader and that 80 far
AS Utah is concerned. the Mormon problem may be
considered solved
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

ssic, choice Il 80 rNSll ey- Rba0A si00 6 qashs
S8nks .rconl quiIty. 55@kT ihioi quaint. 5sDSb
sHz' LASBs Reep o ~ me light supsly selp-d
The sses snj pncs shaie from sss .as
sim - IS eirh; crn 50$1 ~
PnApzLPnIA Ann a-The dern,ri C,t. a..
lower han previous The
cepis snvTnt 70 2Ol ed 'ni ss mae e ga &C. 10 6lc
iof good. u, itc for 7ic 20 &c. or fDts
,ioce Uer worth from "a Sc
or sheep sni 5000
.o'4 ~ from 6c % 8l. woo.ei sheer
Fgsrhp rather more vs ird $50 head chsngd
hauos rom ~ p o. - % 9 siDJSfe. .n1
from - y 10 50 al 2 corn fal
Cp3Ihe dgnsni ud u sOck - r bat rg8g head
soh B-',pn rs per nsid
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
MUSIC

The solo singers engaged for the oratoIio
performances TO he given at Steuway Hall by the
handel aud Haydn society aud Mr. Thomass orchestra
are MI, II. M Smith aud Mrs. Julia Houston West OF
Boston Miss A. t. Cary. Mr. Nelson Varey the English
'enor Mr. Whitney and Mr.. Rudophsen. Elijah"
will be given on the first evening. and some of the
double ChOruses from Israel IN Egypt with MendelS
sohn's Hymn OF Praise OF The second The public
will be interested 10 learn that Rnbnsein and Weni-
awsk viii play the two miscellaneous concerts 10 he
gwen on FlldaY evening aud sltnrday aiteInOOn.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
IANSENGERN 1RRLHED.

PRON HhYBuRG-In steamship Hoisoh1. Apr s-Pupr'e.
Lsngs q an cih Dr. Alfred Spring g. etnrysr ruBoa
lonug M Booth Mss h. Apne sud oiiesn the ssOsd cabin
FROM oAYANHAH In steamship Hgrfs NJ Ami sChs Rod,
g. II. smith W. Uovlani j. ~ Jouc, Mrs GrosrlsaGe q.
Csulkn Bannon Dcsinsol Kipsrl ds Leon Dyer cbh
snd s-rysn MIS- N Fetsrby " Nma Less McSOeJ q. L.
En.eke, ID. T. Ys
FROM LIVERPOOI-In sponship IDAHO ADrI Mr .nd Mira
CrooS Mr. Thompson Don,s'u Mr M}aruu s. .s Wisas
smith. Mss OConnor.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
THE REPUBLICAN PRESS ON THE RESULT.
NEw-HANEN POLITICIANS RESPONSIBLE.
Prom 10, Hartford courdHt (Rep.) -

Prom Tie Hartford courdHt (RepD - ,
The Republican congressman are reelected
by an Aggregate majority of $500 or net majority lde-
dncting the Democratic majority given In the IVtb Dis
trctl of 2iOO which IL emphatic Endorsement Dy the
peope of the course taken by these Republican repre-
sentayes on national questions, and very sasfdc-
tory offset 10 defeat OF the ticket brought about
chiefly By the selfish ntrgues OF disappointed politicians
in New Haven Connecticut ia no less Republican
state to-day than it was last Fall and the party Will
come TO the front again when has nd itself Of progressed
leaders who hesitate to betray IL when they can
moi have their own way. Possibly this defeat due 10
local causes will be worth something in the future.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

MEMORARNA

Tony Tucker, puy BOsey boy declared ths, he would
eheeru plunge into mntrmony Jennie Brown be had
i've dollars pocket uuhuicd credit 81 tie sTccery
Poor Tony learned Dmon happiness Is derer than
be thought Road Smhs story % LrrIE SUNsnSs"
nov ready in the and will learn all sboas
Touy Tucer hypOcre. ard misery enpoyef Gabriel Flint
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
MIR. CIjRTIsS RESIGSATION-AN ABANDONMENT
OF THE CIVIL SERVICE.
The letter of resignation of George W lllam

ItITtI Ut IthIHIIdNIVI VI ''N"'T'
Gurus is a. follows:
WEsT NEW BRIGHTON ~ Y, March IS, 1873.
MY DtIR SIR: As the circumstances under "hlch
seve,,I ,mnortant appointments have recently been
uadr seem to me to show abandonment bOth OF tue
snr and he letter Of tue civil service regulations re-
spect lly resign my position as member OF thc Au
yisory Board 0f Ciy Service. In 80 dong peg to
,s., you OF NV warmcst wishes. aud OF the contlnu
Iucr of my most efforts Tor The success Oh your
aIn,,usIr5ti0n Very respectfully ana truiA yours
His ExceeuUy the President. GRO " ''EIis'
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
arm WEATHER.
snow IN IOWA AND KANSAS.

CHICAGO, ApnI S.-A heavy snow storm IS
reported, thIs afternoon, Il Iowa and Kansas.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPAR1MESf
Office OF TIP CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER (
WASHhGrOy u. C.. Wednesday ApTl = 1871 a. IN. ,
SyH0psis fOr he pGst h0s,iytoH h0m'.
The area of lowest barometer that was on
Trsday afternoon IN ArkAusas Is now apparently Con
tral Illinois. -,
North casteriy winds Win cloudy weather and rain
are prevailing IN Southern Wisconsin and over thh
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
A RAILMAY BLOCKED.

land sIIDK On TIIE ERik ROAD
PoRr JERvIs, n. Y, April Son Saturday
slide occurred on the Ere RaIlroad near Mongsup
which entirely obsructed track and buried freight
train. Travel kept moving 10y means OF the other
track This afternoon at O'Clock second slide oc-
Cured, which completely blocks the road There IA
large force OF men al work and the road will be opened
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl

SALT LAKE CITY, April 8.-The Mormon
Conference has fully organized. The attendance is
largo. This afternoon Brigham Young addressed the
saints. He said he getting old and wanted young
men 10 carry on the work he had begun. He wanted
seven counselors aid the first President, aud finally
he resigned the position of trustee in trust Of the Church.
and on his recommendation President George A. Smith,
now in Europe was elected in his place.
Mr Young has retired generally from business spri-
tual and commercial. 1t is understood he contempates
coin, TO Arizona with the san Francisco mission.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

The seoate Is II Republicans 70 10 pooOcnts. Last
yearqt was Il Republicans To six Democrats.
The House is 100 Repubcans to 1872 Democrats. Last
year Il was 80 Republicans TO Ill Democrats.
Hawleys majority for Congress IN the ist District IL
aso. kellogg IN the Id Bo9; starkweasher IN the lid
I5ss, aud Barnutu's in the IVth, 1,675.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
TWE LEGISLATURE.
sFrtATORa ELECTED.

TyrE LFGISI IIURE.
SF1tTORs ELECTED.
tRcnuhli"ans In roman: Democrats IN itailcS.b
l. GsoTqe II. T0ndcrS, New Britain.
II. John W. St9ughton, S1sith WindsGs
III. JuiiUS ". Il,'cheH Bristol.
". HeBry Siodsdrd. New Aaycn.
V. Hief i. Scuc1S, Naugatlek.
vi 4. &. WucOT Madison gain.
VII D7rid 4. DOdOH. GrOtOn (sdln).
VII. Alien Tenny, Norwich
TX Muses. W. CDnstOck. East lyme
X Nathaniel Bhcsier. Bridgeport
XI ZeFGh f0pDpSn, Newton (gau).
XII. Ii. W. K. HOyt, Greenwich.
Kill Albert Day Brooklyn.
q XIV. samuel W. Fenner. Woodstock
YV Harvey l.. Roberts Winchester.
XVI Elijah NJ. Smith, WatcrtOwn.
XVII PinB Il. Burton, Salisbury.
XVIII. william +. Elmer, Middleown (eaut.
AK. Henry NJ Stannard, Westbrook.
Xxx Berrick A.. MGrSy. Union tgaln).
Xxi Joseph B MerOw. Mansfield.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
LATEST SHiP NEWS.
rfor other shin Ee,cs see Second Pds,.I


Steamship BrI Cook LIVERPOOL March ~ and a,nstsvs
VII md.p aud pl Chts. g. FrsBcklTn.
steamship Richmond Lssrens Richmond tiY Point ani Noroh.
With mi.e and paAs. 20 OI DOMINION steamship 20
Sesmshp Weybo Bolger Port Prince Asrch q Jerepe Hih
Mares Anr Gnnsves di with dsr nd % Ne.
York sud Nest lndis steamship CO.
Seimsbp Hos: l6erl Baren Nlmbgry March 3. sni Hars
2eth. with Indss and pass TO Kunhsrdt Co
Steamship Europa (BLl. Campbell basO" haA y va horis
2Jl. wth mdse ard pass. 10 Henderson BROS
Metropolis Ncksrs0b New orleans March D. With sdsr
sud rss, % C. n. Mallory Co
Ssmsp Ssu salvador Ncksson savannah vh mise sod ps.
W. K Garrison.
K,re Haskell. BATH, With lumber
Ssbr NJ. L. Davis. DAVIS Horizons Point
Sc.r W q Mapes. hely, BOso1 for Ph.sielphra
SAILED.
Steamships Californian for Liverpool virgo for Ss'nnsh jsses
Aiger. for Charleston; Ol Dominion for Richmond
MiNDSgnlOsB light, ;. r.. cloudy a0i ioggY Oh shore
DOMESTIC POIsTs.
April 8Avei schr John Nffle'cn fron Phis
De Cleared steamships Leo for New fork Oriental Tor Bos,on
>srsg g0s,a. for Baltimore.
CH,RLgsrov , c. April s-A-ved Steamship Chsnpicp fos
sailed steamship Charleston for H's York b,rk Carlo NJ lar
Bull River > e. Anuis Barton. for Jacksonville
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANrwERP April 6Tse steamship StenBsnn Knnisn arrived this
mOruug.
MEMORANDA.
following vessel, anchored outward boupd
Pnc.ro bsrk Moro Castle fp f0ko
A. Shwen.en foe S0ckhom Bergensers
ayre Sao Crossdt NsUsgsnstt for Cadt BnlJnnga
bugs M Goteabury tossn for Bristol