The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1860, Page 8

ee o 3 i ie Te iY 8 ‘The Confesstonal. | FRIAL AND CONDEMNATION OF 4 CATHOLIC PRUBSS AT | TURIN FOR THIRTY-THRES CASES OF SEDUCTION. (From the Loadon ost, May 16.) ‘The Criminal Court of Turin has lately been occupied wh the bearing of s case which bas spread cousierss don and shame Warough many of the most respectadly eonnscted families in the Sardiniaa capital, and con- wibuted not s jittle to the footings of dialite rowing ep o1 sie towards the Catholic clergy. Who t puoisses another edition of bis celebrated work on“ Priesta, Women and Families,” be will be ena- Died to eurich }t with illustrations far more telling and ‘fective than the propositions which he has laid dowa— » ne to © % Would be ditfeuly to fad @ paral will not io real life, but even in the darkest pages of romance. Fer the Ronor of the Catholic priagt. beod, for tbe houor of religion, nay for the honor of an. man nature itself, let us trust that the crimes jus) laid bare to the gaze of avenging law and justice are no leas wewonted than appalling. Toe tris} which bas excited such 4 sevastion la Turia was that of Don Gurlino, attached, in the iby of second curate first to the church of San Carlo, after wards to that of the Carmelite Order, Amonget his regii- jar professional duties were of course those conneried girls would appear to have failen victims bo his systematic and scientific profiigacy. “No: more than forty years ef pene & Singulsriy Landsome Soa jurtimo comamet with the matucal face and iguse, apfvence Over the ming of the yoafal penitent Dy & spiritual guide, the influeace, uct icés matural, of his own personal attractions. Both influences were skitvatiy t tm the exci.ing privacy of the confes. Opportnities which it affords of gra- tainting Ge micd were ed, and fatal a success. The was, his oral tempta- passions by # gradu scale ‘exottement, tho curate of ‘St. Charles” and ‘Carme,ntes’’ could setze, for hig infernal ends, ¢xact morsent when the ensuspecting confidence of girl- hood prepared for bim an easy prey. Don Guriimo was at last detec'ed by the very means whie’s be had The relations of her lelded up their bonor to their at once communicated the ud Ceponited the print with, the diatrict police Ro ume ig communicating id these latter at once iastituted bis Sebeucheries during all that period cannot, of course, be ascertained. One fact, however, is beyond all doubt— ‘What oF the trial has y such — the prisoner that on the last day of the trial be ves bardty any longer recognizable. The Great Eastern Steamship. {From the London Chronicle, May 19. ‘@ once more a scene of {ife and activity ¥rom early dawn to as late as the inducements of ‘‘over- ‘the ar of workmen, the noise of the anvil are decorators arc putting a clean and gay appearance uy every jong the vessel. By the #b ‘a fuse all ‘will be ready for the “start,’’ which is to solve the great prov. ee which the Great Eastern was constructed. ere Will be vo mistake this time. The company have an adie, energetic ard business-like body of directors; they have 80 contractors anxious only to get and leave the future of the great underiaking —ote vpon thetr inferior and imperfect workmanship. The dt rectors have now their own responsivie engineer, Mr. MolLelian ; they abe ge the advice freely given in all the mechanica) details of the nes by Messrs. Penn & Co they have to satisfy al) the requirements of competent oficers of the Board of Trade, aud of eminent surveyors appointed by themselves to examine every part of the p; they-bave also been fortusale in obtainlag ‘a com: mander Whose highest commendation {t is that he is | Humphrey, Pood place on ir worthy tc be the successor of Captain Harrison. wuch jomstances, and with soch advantages favor, trmre should be no fear as to the resalt of the Yoyage ecross the Atlantic, which is fixed for the 9th of June. ‘The'tmount of work which has already been dove since her arrival at Southampton, and which yet remains to be Compicied, is the strongest evidence of the unfit state in. whiet op her former trip the ship was sent to sea. So far ac the shipwrights’ portion of the work is concerned (( has been found Ww put in iron stanchions to eup the cargo deck, to refix the boat davits, to give aid: ‘t to the coal bunkers, to cut a tunnel through ier to render the iron masts more rigid. Toose comatiiuied the principal requirements of the Board of ‘Trece so far as the ship was concerned, and all thess alterations and additions bave boon provided. This, however, is not all. The directors have gone far beyoad ‘he Board of Trade requirements, and have sanctioned manyfmprovements conducive to the comfort and con- ‘Yenience of the crew and passengers. have been connected together by @ ‘be necessity of going on deck taloon of un adjoining bulkhead. These parts are being decorated with excellent taste, the immense area of won wall i@ fast being transformed into panels of maple wood by the decorators, and the rivet heads are so | of the testimony will not be Wweated as to appear like knots in the wood. Racks for giaages are provided to swing from the roof, ant collars, larders and kitchens extensively remodelled, The grand saloon—the raree show of the sbip aod 134 briumph of Mr. Crece—bas been retouched and revivified, aad 2 fresh and bright as when it left the hands of its decora tive arate sleeping cabins are to a great extent re fived, and, where requiro4, their ventilation has beon {a proved. The exterior of the ship has seu relieved by « broad ribbon of white about miisbipe, tbe upper part being Diack aad the lower & light bull or stoae color St ® distance the lines of this Goating city apy thone of a small yacht grown (0 its presen! MED Mens The machinery bas cocupied @ great deal of the atieption of the board, and they bave been guided im the course which they bave taken with respsct to i mainly by the profeemonal advice of examinaticn Of every portion of these epormoze machines. In the paddie engines—those Goilaths of their kind— fevers) changes have been made, the combined effect of which will be to give an increase of 500 horse power and to obtaim an ad knot an hour of spaed. The ‘openings of the alkle valves of the huge cylinders bave Deen enlarged by «few inches, apd the vast eugine wil! bow breathe wore freely, and ila exhausted steam find » quicker escape when it bac dove ita work. Tbe sisam from the four boilere which enters these cylinders ia tuf foent to raise the piston and give moiion to the machine TY, bot the sides being too small, the steam does wot ruse ou! 90 quickly ae to permit the y choke, will now ite wor’ congeat on of the engines , eadd a mile w the speed of ths giant Another very important change is the com plete superannuation of those intractable “donkey ea ines,’ which gaveRe muce trouble on former trips y Will bencelorth, #0 far as thie particular ship is concerned, lead a life of ingioricus ease. The work vace wo them of supplying boilers bas been trans mo ple ant ‘& connecting pipe into the boiler. The stream f# continuous a0 long apd Deyond this the supply aur pomp rola are strengthened crease the eflictency of the paddle engines engines the only alteration of any i: substitution of ignum rite beari has born found not to be Work when exposet to the sction of aalt water boiler which suffered on Ahe firw trip from the accideut with the funnel casing been pet into thorough and complete repair. Tae portion which was slightly fractured hat becn removed and re placed by new plaice. Tae comiorts of the engineers and stokers bave not been overlooked, and increased ventila tion bas been provided for ibe deep stoke holes, where the men feed the bundred rearing furnaces that convert the water iio steam. king the voyac: to New York trom even If no greater speed is obtained than Bpon the tria! trip to Hoty bead. ve sborter thas the quick on eC any other ocean steamer Au average of fourteen Know will give « result beyood that obtained by the Persia. The merits, however, of such aship ag the Grom Eastern are not to be judged by a trip of afew Gays acrows the Atlaatic, it 5.000 lous of coal on board, bot by those longer voyages to Jodia and Australia, for Which abe was especially designed aad coastructed. it ia Decenmary, bowover, to create a feeling of comSdence fa the tee going quaitios of the ship, aad for this purpoes the Great Fastern may very advantageously streted her inioas on the Atiautic fhe vamber of to | take bas been limited to 300, ali first clase. Tae pas sage Maney out will Le £35, and for the retura voyage as well L4G, exclusive of wines and epirite The ship wit tity of fae wih Tol be less than toro (air dewand for dortiu and freight al ready exists, and there |g 09 reaton 1 suppoee aa. there de any deficiency in te numi-t of provengare ra quired. At Soeteengeen 08 Me dis rie 2 Vee oni bor. hood avery sensibic bas taken place, w sat few weeks, in the desire te rir the shi, ue wholo of the \ ctasiting expenses Latest Fas * & young crea- | Continuation of the Coroner's Inquest—Secret the work duly certified, | ances, those pesrementerie of the | Big eaployed for sore ployed for the saireo bave just beea ‘ctroduced Uae 0: there ae vine lew, and another Las (be fuchels $8 or of the design ey simiret Daeoonte <oe" 9 zantine,’’ consists of joope ai h» Bementerie Will be much empio)ed ais summer, a24 bas already become fashionable. Am of trimming employed for cloaks of biesk six, narrow flounces vs fritta may be das very general. A Rare! siglo of craasédal for cloane Sat receutly been in trod ipto Paris, and consists of bande Of Dmow velvet Striped at oe edge with straw. We have seca a cloak of Diacy trimmed with marrow fisunces, surmountet b> 5 broad row of velvet edged with saw, A favorite trim ming comeists of & deep fall of guipure placed quile at we edge, and adove the guipure tix frills of eile ~Lady's Newspaper. The Case of the City of Norfolk. ‘TO THB EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New York, May 31, 1860. 1 observe in your paper of to-day certain obarges made against the steamship City of Norfolk, whieb, bearing severely on my reputation and being entirely unfounded, Tam sure you will take pleasure in contradicting. The steamer is taking in # general cargo for the island of St. ‘Thomas, as will be seen by ber manifest at the Custom ‘She has no extra quantity of coal on board, and have remained ever stnce her las by the See Uacehal nor has the ever been in his ga resolved et ne Comoe wbote of my reputation. i will be obliged if you make nach tion af you deets BEAT HORN, 45 Beaver treet. The Weymouth Poisoning Cases, OCE WEYMOUTH CORRESPONDENCE. Wermocra, 29, 1860. o ve Jury—More Victims on the Stand, dec. ‘The sitting of the Coroner’s inquest in relation to the circumstances attending the death of Miss Mary Tirrel) ‘was resomed this forenoon, in the office of Counsellor E. F. Hall, Postmaster of this place, and foreman of the Coroner's jury. The sessions of the jury are strictly pri vate, the witnesses themecives being separately ex- paverse 2 ‘he foras of foum: with the | amined. ‘TUR STOMACH SATURATED WITH CORROSIVE SUBLIMATR, At the last sitting of the jury the testimony of Dr. A. A Hayes was pot in. Dr. B. testified to haying made an analytical examination of the viscera of deceased, which had been forwarded to him, and that he found the sto. mach saturated with corrosive sublimate; the cause of itwelf thirty-three Young girls bore testi- | death was abundantly apparent, ‘MORE WITNESSES. At the sitting to day, seven additional witnesses were examined, and! learn that three more will come before the jury at one o’clock to-morrow afternoon, to which time the Coroner’s jury adjourned to-day. tear of Hiersey's saopmates those who worked with bim ‘shoe manufactory of Shaw & Co., South Weymoath ‘Their names are C. Gurney, Frederick Samner ‘Torrey, and Rdward Lewis. A former of ’ Mr. L also examined, as was siso rt L. Cushing, was Mr. Abill H. Chase, one of Hersey’s old acquaintances. ‘HE TALES OF POLSON, bcbg ep ong aged certain’ e pecul a lersey when among fellow workmen. He appears to have been generally hiked by his acquaintances, and to have posseased social qualities of an agreeable acter. It was given in tes. timony that conversations tn relation to death by poisoa- tog had occurred in the 8) between the wai » ia which Hersey took part; but his most iatimate aoquaint have worked with him for two or three Jears,are overwhelmed with aston! sbment at the charges preferred against bim Although astounded at the enor. mity of bis crimes, there are some of his fellow workmen who believe that he is guiltless. Tne mass o( the community, however, are of contrary opinion. His counsel, Hom. Elisha C. Baker, and Mr. Sai ton, are 0 confident he will be ‘that they will not ~— a Loy ay ype will insist = oe cane being gone into 1g magistrate, Justica . ty This examination will take ursday morning next, at ten o’clock.. MORE YOUNG LADIRS IN THR CASE. At the inquest to-day, besides the witnesses already referred toas being introduced in the case, were two young ladies residing in Weymouth, named ‘Adelaide Lond, who is in her sixteenth year, and Mies eee ee ls Bath 0¢ these es & bigh reputation here,and are both very futelligen ‘and quite pretty. They have been called for of whether reports relative to intimacy between Hersey and themselves are correct. They have ridden yr, aud Hersey is reported to have talked Gospel to Loretta Adelaide all the way from one cor- pom thats 9 oa! township to the other. It will be re- that Hersey positively dented being a church member in bis interview with the Hxraup . The and Miss oe as ane Most respectable branches thereof. It is gallery, thas avoiding Piane eben eames Canes ee Sasan “°riueae. parte are being | Aaelsiae gave nee eothagny rer ly afore” the wave Coroner's jury to ; but she sly conthedse to vel the w did. A fall report for the present im Wisconsin. Wiscowmy, May 28, 1860. There bas been a li?ge crop of wheat sown, and it is owing very rapidly and locking fine. The prospects ow a One crop were hever more fatter. Corn is coming up biceiy, and all cropt look well. The spring bas been very favorable to y "i the weather has permitted farmers to get crops in in good season and good order. The New Navy Pay Bill. ‘The bill increasing the pay of naval officers is ati! in | the bands of the President, awaiting his rignature. The folilowing table shows the ratee of pay under the new Sonam RD NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1860. ral Sessions. ; ame cned #10600. U. S. 68 1874 109% 280 abe N HORS IDICCMRATS FOR THPRIMGRURAT OF TER OUH- | E88 tenansee verte MIS 100 Mayv'31.—The Grand Jury this morning presented twoo- | (00 Virginia 6'¢ 060 9234 1 Erle ty xeven againat various parties for infraction ‘ a 7 of ibe Sunday law, 1 bs actors of } +e wo indicted, will tak ‘bem. 700" Coagesiee take place before Judge Russell, in cham vd === a” io FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. 1 30 4% 100 Tavaspay, May 51-6 P. M. a $0 The month closes on a qniet market, as well for 4 400 money as for exchange and stocks. We hear to- wax = Mich Cen day of money seeking employment on call, aad 9 100 seeking it unsuccessfully, at 4} percent per aunam a 50 do, a» BBM A very moderate sum suffices for the wants of the 3% VeMee Nines e stock brokers and jobbers, while the amount which 39 1 do... Es it is proposed to use in this way is very large | 43 igs Paper is very scarce. First class short paper with | 14 TY 155 two favorite names can bardly be had at all. 4 bE "iM Choice four a six months paper goes readily | 100 at 42 a 5}, five per cent being the usual rule, The market seems this year to have pursued @ course directly opposite to that whicn it ‘followed last year; money rose last year from 3} per cent at New Year to 5 per cent on Ist of June: This year it kas fallen from 7 per cent at New Year. to 4} per centon istof June, Exchange also is much less active than it was a year ago. Then the BOARD. quotations for the best bills on London was 110} a St See Pants 4, and the bankers were doing a handsome business = utey e bought at iad, a prot on spec: shipments are extremely small—if, indeed, any pro- Ht] phore & by 4 28 fit at all is left after freight, insurance and charges 81k =e are paid, and allowance is made for loss of interest ae Wi) on the bullion. To-day there was very little done sy inexchange. To-morrow the Bavaria will sail for 3. Chi, Hamburg, and will probably take a small amount ox % of gold. On Saturday the Adriatic and the Fulton will take out about the usual weekly average. Receipts amd Disbursements of the Assis- The following are the last quotations ef sight ex Ri | New York, = by ’e change on New York at the cities mentioned, the Fone tment quotations being in all cases for gold:— reoman Poh ees ans i premtam, Cincinnati. pe “ New Or! % “ Mobile. oe “ ‘Boston. ~aello « par. The Stock Exchange was irregular to-day. Some stocks were higher, in consequence of a revival of demand from outside; others fell off. The general market continues to be unfavorably affected by the Pacific Mail mystery, and the uncertainty attending political affairs in Europe. Parties who till re cently were buyers are holding off to see the result of Garibaldi’s landing in Sicily. It is not likely that any general disturbance can arise from that event; neither France nor Aus- tria can well interfere between the com- batants; and it is hardly necessary to add that & contest between the King of Naples and Gari- baldi is of no more consequence to commerce than a feud between two African tribes. Still, capitalists are timid, and for a time the bulls on the Stock Exchange show less courage than they did. The Pacific Mail affair continues to affect the market, though the stock itself was better today. There is nothing new from the office of the com- pany. A few hundred shares have been presented over and above the authorized capital; but they come in so slowly that it looks as though they would not exceed a thousand in all, if they prove 80 many. The accountants employed by the di- rectors are steadily pursuing their investigation. ‘Thus far they have detected no fraudulent entries; they expect to discover, in the course of a few days, traces of the issue of the unauthorized shares: when, of couree, the parties to whom they were transferred will account for their coming into their | Busimess of the United State® Assay Office possession. Central and the Western stocks were | ,,t New Yor& for the Momth of May. generally lower to-day. Erie was higher. steamer’s mails last evening, and were filled at this morning's board. The old stock will soon be searce. There was a better inquiry for bonds to- day,and most descriptions were a shade higher. This afternoon the market was rather quiet, and stocks closed steady at the following quotations: Virginia 6's, 933 a 3; Missouri 6's, 83f a 84; Canton. 20 a 3; Cumberland Coal preferred, 19} a 14; Pa. cific Mail, 89 a 3; New York Central, 81} a ¢; Erie, | 19] a 20; Hudson River, 47j a [; Harlem, 123 a 13; | 1,500 1.600 1,600 1 700 1,876 2 ste 1,000 2,000 2,20) 1900 S400 209 . 2100 2,000 2820 2,200 2,800 3,000 1,100 1400 1,600 800 2.080 1.260 | 1,400 2,800 2,000 2,000 2,100 2,400 ‘1800 6,400 2'600 23,000 2,600 2,900 2 256 2,800 3.100 1, 900 2,500 1,590 968 1,800 1,800 ae . & 2S 1,100 1,200 g . 6 ‘4 poof 1,000 sess & S60 Cuoot Bapiesore Ist 5 yre. aiter date of commission. 1,900 1,800 1,400 | 2d 6 yre. after of commisrion.. 1,300 2,200 2,200 S46 yre. after commission. 1400 2466 2,459 ane re after date of commis’n 1,500 %,600 2.400 Fire Mt 900 1,280 1.250 Second 960 4, £00 1,000 Third Cn el) Boate wens, tyre at Y G2 iin. ‘3d 8 yrs. ‘ 4th 3 yre. gen tervice. 900 1,100 2,60 Afver 12 ye. sea service A Sickles Case im New Urieans. From the Now Orleans Delta, May 25.) There was considerable excitement {a the Fourth ts trict last night and this morning, caused by the shoot tog And Kiihing of officer Geo, §. Ho: ‘the 4th distr fe tnat they tight, whe Tes, | paving been that he (Howe) | yy ge eg wWeat tp to the house | mm o'clock lsat ot, ama ie saked the i do. prefe , 80}0 4; Reading, 41} a}; Michigan Gold Bars stamped........ ttercsecence sees oBR18,186 SE | rred ‘Transmitted to United States | Central, 52 a 4; Michigan Southern and Northern for ~~ oh hrausucroeonaliim evenoece 48,608 00 Indiana, 11 « j; do. guaranteed, 24j a 25; Pana. ma, 133} a 194; lilinois Central, 62) » 3; Galena and ee ee ay pny} Chicago, 634 Cleveland and Toledo, 283 a {; Asura. —We noticed salea of 50 dbdis. pote at $5 Sly Chicago and Rock Island, 694 a J. Ppunsnertrm Fleurs Western tonal Sour was leas ao The last statement of the Bank of England shows | tive, to the enhanoed views of holders. The mar. | the following variations as compared with the = frm at on advance of about 6 SS La » Closing previous week: — . Increase. Pd 3 £300,896 *% wo Po 30 a 00 so 0 80 2 ob od a 50 4b 26 see ase ee oe , oa The following is the official return of the exports | while - sales embraced bbis. se a r: 80 and imports of the precions metal for the week | Winter wheat. Southern PS ILET, tagportent ending the 16th of May:— change. The sales embraced about 2,000 bbie. sapere, Sapors closing within the above range of prices. Wheat was in Gola 1,559 : | €004 demand, but the firmness ef holders tended to Silver . Ly $4,778 | Check sales for ‘The transactions footed up about -———~ $0,000 beahels, incteding white Southern at 81 and red TOM oe cece ee cece cere eee e OL OST 160,31 | Southern at $1 98, Milwaukee club at $1 28, and Chicago The Howard Insurance Company has declared Tai 7S EES ieee setae tae. nari dividend of ten per cent, payable ou = She. 8 98346. for sound oS ae was at about ¢ 4th of June; the Atlantic Cotton Mills Company at 74 tee barley malt were nomi. 4 semi-annual dividend of forty dollars per share, | mal. a worsen ant ie g20d gy ot | payable June 14. Fegist™ and Canadian ot 400. 0 48e., and of State at d2e aa bay Peep Paenntmy of the stockholders ef the eh bag gy 1,000 _bage of wa 4 | Minois Cent road Company, held at Chicago | Pe : ‘begs bt oe | the directors whose term of office expired this | at Ide, | ‘the remaining” piven | year were reelected. | adn And ‘snd diaposed ‘ | ‘The follewing table will show how the banks in {fhe pelos of the tone Isabd oh auepen averaged abeet 193¢ | the four cities of the Union have worked since | eat COFFER sU¥E 1, 1860, * ‘ATOCK OF 1 Janvary 1, 1659:— Bag Mats a 678 = 000 1,00 | Laguayre. 700 _ 90,071,0% | Ceylon. 1,596 - 1000 000 82,448,000 | Costa 2a8b inn 000 63,848,000 31,267.00" | Java 1,568 16,044 00 de '00,000 aa'ea'ene | Bgnnre 18H 900 44,007 (000 27 818006 —_ — Moco etait one aiiseniee Corton —The sales embraced about 1,600 bales. fhe 1900 42,916 b40 ma,gpe.see | Series “tea gaye Whe bene of Ite. 0 11%0. for Ss Seams ka | met gee tm hcp, ve | 000 44,708,000 27/860, moderate, To Liverpool 1 bushels of corn were ea 00.20-Nov 8 ‘ose asidot'oee avvseedhie PEE ZS Ba UE TO8 Dole, rosin at eo: 100 % 008 42,760/000 27'742,000 of cotton at yd Pa whale foots at 248. 100tierces, d 4.772000 ay\mea.o0n | PPT ot casgow foe toe tae Soak were wae Noy. 19-2 7 7 4 Bee 230: Sahn Ion soas ets ot an a'g | 244.190 bomen eat at 8 TS Con whale nm. = G rere ue 390,002,166 120,908,018 40,419,725 27,804,000 | fo , cout, and 100 bbls. ashes ai 259. To Havre rates 1-20, 208,198 4 i en. 7-16. Saa.beeane issaas'tee by 108 500 Boxes layer rasins were made at | dan. 14-2). 294.187.789 120,80241) 40, hare 4. S1-Fb, €. 285'900,480 180 gan'cer 41 ‘baler wero made at Sia Feb. 4-11, 253,062,068 120,78 497 4) Be is mart ne wean ry jas steady, while sales were . 18-26. , 43,088 51 row Fo s-Mar 4 vena’ At Stonme.—The sales embraced about 1,800 his *Bramroas ik ons ns Sse me | commmmcemm in net STi pr 80 he Sew : 987. 138. (891 46 /560.3m 31/907 288 and 460 bbls. spirits poh AE IE I Bae 1 aes iene Se fama ot ot de, 600 Obie. Sue roun were wold af #2 25 & g ie Hap fates foot am Shoeane | PEs Pore The ar It att fieem a1 eae pod scart, ge about 135,080,290 47398 ae pauerate CPS new olson ao iar et cians suatt as | Sey et Sete May 12-19, 283,610.840 137\942\802 47.0% 4 Si oea oes ny Ko rh YE 186,966,301 46,220,110 30°469,401 pay Lt hm ‘with one The bank contraction siace the Ist ot Apritisthus | a The. for ahowiders and at 9s. shew to be $9,000,000; the specie has varied but wad Torta little since February. As usual, tho Boston dis. | “Rie was sendy a 40. 8 404 count Mee is the largest in proportion to the specie | ment were yen reserve, amd that of New Orleans the loast cindine oll ws be had ender me, was the business of -Trea- e The following the Sab-Tres- | GRIESE PRS est wes prove,cut Te nbn, ein inehin @ 00 bhds ‘Wraxst Beige of 000 dbie. reporia hers hs Sees i rt ree stake her CLEARED, tock See Ses tom B Liverpool—Post, Sm th &C: EY f Sn Sy ei bo penal New Orieans—W Nein * Sone. ‘lat 16 08 low 44 4 «tog 8. was signaiized April ll, . se aah Ets Ee TOW Sg warks for NYorb, May 2, i Pioree, Ladiew, Metensas— Bilis & iain Toy . sug Asbbusion, Poecaue PA ine Grahams Poley. orion, Temoision, a . fon & Co aaierich. Pt 695 4am m. ray tor Ria Janet. i Pickup, Baket Jed S00 pages: Muay 17 In port Be sake he 4 s e i - i $ = § = s = e %, 2 see ht Tat epee pt tm Aico ne a hae abt, May 1218 port Vi eaaiatgaer eon Oar = ‘or. Sid I fi 5 E ES F i E ise He i ; re *E i a : Fg i fag hay al. wae 24—Arr barks Hye Randall, r, he ies tie, Reng, Saha Pana, May 6—[o port sohr Maria, Myers, from NYork vig Soa y “Ralabow, Sbwia fr OTTERDAM, May }5—In hips Cairo Woos'er, for NYork; Boninger (Prua), Hashegea, for ay aga (Oram Karel Ang i fie i r| , Antigua, May 17, with sugar &e, to Br) Crave, Grand Turk, Ti, Mey 22, with ait, lsekson, Havana, 10 days, with sugar &c, to 2B 4, Seetne. Wicthera. Cardenas, 12 days, (of Frazkioro, Wiawell, Olen 2 rerel's buns, pointed yellow wilh foot oa «large disisty io} if ij ane gi i BH: AH LJ ‘& mast pain ted near Capell: 4 ‘tam thepin Presa noa kiss Crosker, ‘may is, Rickele: iyrm Wachine. AH i 2 3 #39! = if ‘Br), Cremer, Hillsboro, NS, 12 days, with plas Tor Sob dane for NY« iné darle May 6, with rubber &c, to par, 203 poces dae et "tare Sargent Feary SE rae ht cua oon te 2; schr me tne PB is aimage ok McBean NYorn; Mary, wine Peeee Se Sectapest, Shten, Arroyo, 3) daya, Heywood, i : nae fete Frasena iene (8, Kioh, Pooee, PR, May 9, with mo Cook, Lael, Se, May 11, ‘St Joba, NB, 12 days with oil £0, ‘mignalize: ship Vv to master, 500s teat, #0 miles iB of Fire Rabe Sennen, ot Kew 1D, Brannan, Galveston, 2) boy eee en days, with cot | sobre Ferd E he La owe TI a a i 30-— orig Bermuda; marche Wits Ving cast ares ie » New Yor! Sow ork ; . Burton, i oi 2 fen Fi , May 06 bark and two rigs. ae ahip, one bi P is Tar ivan. tegttigorin ma og, rae Liverpesl: bark Den, Beresasx, sakohers. OM | BOP a Toren Lares bese, em ‘Wind during tbe day 2. sb are < oe beep marine pe tay 25— Are ay. Triamph, Low. 8, See ee eee Ammnican Lvores’ Racwray or Awmnioaw 4xD Fonsicx Tat , do. AC smrsegy dope rE 8 Aan, Newburg; Di, May 0—Arr sche Amasoa, Pieres, Oo 9 raion . The waa u invalid, and Capt Poster's Jommava, Readout; uw Stetcthene cies an imores hgbtatng at Gs the 26th ult, ant 0 badly wis rersire a new ove Two sobre were atruck during the same storm, and one of them was mn b injured. Of 110 tone, built io rum as a or o8 oo ees Whalemen.