The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1865, Page 8

8 EVROPE, | ARRIVAL GF THE CITY OF BALTIMMORE. Tho Withdrawal of Belligéer+ _ ent Rights, i v gasehon we -veve UL Lord Palmerstom The Speeches of the British Ministers, ko, ‘The Inman steamship ¢\y of Baltimore, Captain More- Ronse, which left Liveryool at two o'clock on the after- neon of tho 17th and Queenstowa en the 18th of May, arrived at this port 7 esterday. By this steamer our files of Ruropean papers have some to hand; ut the news generally hes been antici- pated by the t#.egraphic swmmary por the Belgian, pub- shed yesterday, Rey ae. The Miviisterfal Declarations with Re Vard ta BeHigcrent Nights. The foViowing iagn Palla report of"tho statements mate dy Lord Palmerstqm andl ‘Earl Russell in the British Par- Hament of the Me ius, on the ‘question of withéruw- dng belligerent piytits'from tha Southern States, © SEC OF EARL RUSSELL, Tn the Hour geof Loris, Earh Rossmit said:—Dvery Fearet two « sroumetances gornected with this question; the one be mg the terms ‘m’which my adble friend has Placed b's ¢ gestion upon the'table of the Horse, and the ‘other the marticwar time «t which Le has thought fit mek it. (J dear, nour.) Wath regard to tho’ first, my noble Triend as ge «wieether tt is the intention’ df the govern- ment, af grr the events which have letelyoccurred in the United sites, to withdraw the admission of beHigerent Bghis « privodiec to the so-called Confederate States.” Now, it gras nw’ a question of concersion at all. Itwas a etmple preston of ‘tact. ‘(Hear.) If peace exists through- @ut th @ nig States a? America, the government of the ‘Waite Paves will, by’ treaty and by the natural effect of the 4M vingions, ‘allow our moréhant ships to go into thoirPperete wid. chore trade. If, outtre contrary, a slate of ‘War ’e iste, iv that exse tmy will! lockade the ports and. exercis: o bef icaveum rights. Now, what were the facts here? Wher a wa> isggo! i on between twe separate nations, as £ y ansago wars the case between Austria on the or and Franoronnd Ttaly on'the other, both the bali. Uger*outeassert, Ipelligerent rights, and her Majesty pw o- og ¥ isries thysrenpon a proclamation of neutrality. By it, i ead of a vgur, there may be xn insurrection. That in- Bar rection ms ary Ge a trivial one, and carried on ent¥ rely fe tho ater f tho couréry; or it may be of such vast stentias to yuzeount really to war. Now, that question aigh? Dave sheon a difficult one for us te decide; but the JIonec St Por government really decided it when the +President gtie United States; on the 19th of Apri?, 1861, sud a | goc'umation by which he decreed that all the pports of § pven ctates of the Union should be Wockaded, ‘grd'ther diy put the United States in povsession of Bolliger mw rights, em, hear.) When the President OF tho U mited states dd that, he left her Majesty's gov- serumen # bet two courses tor pursue—either to acknowl. ‘edge th blockade and thas to acknowledge a state of wer, ‘© decide that the blockade shoukd not be ac- @eeow! wipod, and Guat bor Majesty’s government would mot co emode belligerent nghts to Uke United States, which ~wrould bof course have Jed to war between this country and “Bho 'duftod States. (Hear, hear) The first was the Pour mpursued ; but in pursuing that course it was impos- wiblay we should’ say hat there was no Power with which ‘war ‘was carried on by the United States, ‘Th be a -wer which is carried on by one party onl; of fact, a8 we all knew; there was a war Betw a boty of persons, call’ng themselves the Confederate States of Amevicw, on the oxe-hand, and the President of the Uhie States on the other.” From the moment, then, ‘Aat wo acknowledged this blockade of Southern ports by p Presider of the United States, it was not we who Senecded beigerent rights—it was the President of the | Vuxed states who declared bisseif in the possession of belligerent rights, who declared himself seed of the igh: to carry on war, which is only the English for | Delligerent rights, and thereby obliged us to come to a | Secirion one way or the other. (Hear, livar.) Had it a otherwise, the President of the United States could ot have ordered the navy of the United States to stop Blips of this country on the bigh seas. N outended more strenuously than the United States that thet there can be no right of search ex- © Sending over vessels on the high seas in time of peace. But that is the power which ‘Vhe United states have exercised, and that ie the right which her Majesty acknowledged. (Hear.) Her Majesty + did not concede’ belligerent rights, but recognized the State of facts which the President of the United States imseif deciared, and followed this by a proclamation of meutrality in the war which was then being carried on. ar, as my noble friend stated, has been carried on four years, and I now come to my second objec- the question of my noble triend—iamely, that be hhas asked ital a most unfortunate time—-(hear, hear)— Because it is very diilicult to say exactly what the state of aff 8 at the present moment. My noble friend hinseif evidently does not know the state of facts, be- | Saise be says that; instead of blockading the ports, the | Presideut of the United states has closed ports, Tie opinion of her Majesty’s law officers is that the vernment of the United states may lawfully close © ports:-which are in possession of the United States | @borities, and that within the waters of the United Sta ‘within three miles of the shore, they may forbid any | Peutral mere in from entering those ports. But | the authority oF the United States does not extend to | Sho port of So far as we know by the latest gceounts ved that port is still completely in the possession of the Confederates. With regard, there- | fore, to that port the power exercised by the United States must be the power of blockade, and not the power ng the ports, Then Bamely, whether the Un maintain the right a mes the other question— States still continua to | er merchant vessels upon | the high se Staies authorities during the Inat four yer » exercised belligerent rights in that { t, and have exercised them with very great se: (Hopr, ha I do not know a in which the right of searc ot vessels and impr son- | ment of crews has been exe 1 wit : anit Las boen not WIL as grit n of what we are about to do, ap right on the part of the onuinue , ik wall be impossible that vessels — belong bearing the British eearched upon the high seas, and at the game time that we shovldadast that no war is going on. , hear.) Itis impoes.bie that we should allow the hited ~tat United States. earfivst internatic Pacw.”” There is che jus They are two distinct thing W > sa work “De Jure Belin nd there is also the jus paris, , and you have both extsting and we have what the case, A Lith the United wee government proposed that s-of-war Bhouid be allowed to enter her Maj sty’s ports without re striction. We have answ with regard to the Fequisition that a vesse hould leave he 4 ports, either in the ingdom, ‘within twenty-four hou! to keep Bp that restriction; b anything furiher was termined with regar » Confederate veesels-of-war, ther the United States intend to r belligerent rights, or whether er hing and exam- perchant vex. y give up altogetier t fing, of deiaining and cv sels on ihe high seas. (FH tion je answered I do not feel answer to my noble frk ascertain whether the Power w Let §€ war continues; but if there et them abandon ed 8 ably think it nec officers of the 1 do not know that I can gi wer than has been given by ment the Unwed Btates tent was asked by the United t righ to the Confede: MuicWor was that thos i r ¥ r d without any arleos hor Majesty's rove t ne Opinion of the law officers of the crown upon it t) 4 SPPYRCH_OF LORD PA ‘ In the House of CommonsLors | aeted his right arm in arling, but oth " mark I after his recent illu o pouree of tro ns with regerd to b fighia of the two | has been tis: the Ir sident of the Untied Bates \esued » proclamation deciarlr m4 of oA the const: and ¢ porta in ti n ¢ Podemey, in he tated, with the | rdanc tone, Ne kado’ it, wccording to the | ‘three-o’clock in the afternoon, Rector of St. George church, Earl Russell and | pins" Guseue aswell ae sions ar cost commenced to be observed in this city ys and appropriate spocial services were hetd 11 synagogues, It is mentioned among the No Power has | | of a venerable rai | eidence NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESD DAY, MaY 31, 3865.' - and, therefore, the onty corrse to pure’e was to aknowl- edge ond subimt 'o thes» belligerent rights, But that rcpt mapa one scknowlodament that the other party was @ belligerent, and eviitied iy We iights of @ b@Migerent. (Hoar, hear.) Whencvor the government of the’ United shall that it ceases to exer. cise wittNtgard to nentrais those rights of search, capture aud conde. Nuation which belong to belligerogat, owen “f6 wilt bs te Nnowlenaeaees of nat fb edber on oue wide or the oder q a — — ence. FAs? Dav.— Ty, Soldig®# at the New York State Sol- Depot fi Hwa gore My ill eve! roligious wer- ss oe OMS fast day, at half-past .wes LO- Morrow, tne Praia. ‘othe Re Stnyve nion.”? Tus Feast ov Pxxtacost.—The Jewish Fea erday, n the ve MOUs “ Fentivals @ the Lord,” by Dr. Raphall, and was instituted to oF memorate the declaration of the law on Mount f Which ‘constituted the Israelites a nation. te yoint ‘the peculiar and chosen people of God? ba continues through to-day, and during Pade the Jewish places of worship are decoray ea with the most beautiful towers of the spring, whk |! nee xTame as incense besore the ark wher pao Be - a tho law are enshrined, The Feast was p Poet yesterday. Tus Sreuxa Steet Feny LEAT ong saio of the Spring streot ferry lease for the oP ton years, In ow. cordance with the announcemer’ | > owtorore made by Mr. Comptroller Brennan, took PY oe gy eleven A. M. yester- aay, the parties making the uechase on Moray having failed to come forward Wi 1 their twenty percent of the sum bid. The bid? W iro spirited and he attendance good, John K. Davide » Esq, being the successful man, at the price of five will,wndoubtedly. | prove a profitable investment. This rala thousand nine hundred dollars, It exhibited case "Wonderful features in. finance, The ‘highest bid may de on Monday was twelve thousand five hundred dol ars per year, understood to be from the wW sot People’s Kerry Compan at the party bidding failed to close the con- ‘roper manner, Yestertay y,”. which was the sum reached for the * me franchis: was less than six thousand dol- lars. Re fore commencing the snle the auctioneer sald to | he want od it distinc’y understood that when the bid ‘was 4 epted that the twenty per ‘cent shoul be paid | otherv ise he would continue to ‘sell until he foun some one who would comply with that provision. The ret! old was from. Mr. Webby and wus, one thousand dolv irs, ‘The auctioncer thought that coming down very ini) diy, and refased to accept it, The difficulty was ef tled by another party ing the amount to one .ousand five handred delars, and from that start the ran up spiritedly, until an unknown geutle- man offered ten thovsand dollars, and the fran- chise was knocked down to him. Promising to return in fifteen minutes, the happy buyer ran off for his postage currency, but he forgot to ¢ome back, and there were serious apprehensions among his acquaint- ances in the crowd that he had committed suicide or some other desperate act. The auctioneer, evidently excited, bet having an eye to business, and being deter- mined ‘to sell, mounted his chair and re-opened the vendue. Again the first bid was a single thousand, but the competition becarne livelier, and Mr. Davidson, a citizen ef the Eleventh ward, had the the lease knocked down to him at tive thousand mine hundred dollars, He will goon open the ferry, the house for which will be buiit near the spot for years occupied yy the oyster boats, The Steamship companies—the Atlantic Mail and North Atlautic Mail—now occupy piers on either | side of the bastn into which the boats for the Spring | street ferry are to run, Recertion ov Tak Mare Art StopeyTs at Coorrr Ixsrirvts.—Tho male School of Art, in connection with the Cooper Institute, gave their reception last evening. The gulleries were not so crowded as on the previous evening, and therefore a better opportunity was given those present of examining the various specimens of the pupils’ ability. The malo department is situated on the upper floor, and many really artistic drawings may be found there, In the room devoted to perspective the drawings by Messrs, R. Scott and E. D, McMurray, are | especlatly worthy of notice—those of the former’ ex. Dibiting an accuracy seldom met with in an amateur. perfect. Four large crayon sketches, m the next room, taken from mythological subjects, are not wanting in merit. One of Venns in a@ sea aslicll promises, when finished, to fully repay the student for the time which he has evidently devoted to it. The Apollo, marked Otto Schrader, is also admirably done, In the mechanical and other departments there are many drawings which display great merit, The same lack of variety which we noticed as existing in the female “partment exists here also, This we understand is owing to a paucity of subjects’ for copying in the school, | The nuinber of specimeus in the male department. is considerably less than those in the female, This can be | accounted for by the lady students baving a great deal | more time at their disposal for study. Dodworth’s band, | as on the previous evening, was present, and performed | some of the choicest musical compositions. ‘he annual commencement takes place this day. Inseecrion ov Tim SxveNTa axp TwENTY-sECOND Rect- uexts, N. G.—Both of these regiments were inspected Inst evening at their armories, There was a large at- tendance of spectators upon the occasion. The eflicien- ¢y and discipline of the Seventh and Twenty-second, as exhibited in their inspection, was the remark of all. The two organizations were scarcely ever in betier condition or with fuller ranks, It is a proud fact in support of our militia eystem that we hays such regiments among us. The inspection last eyening took place between eight and nine oelck. Colonel Clarke is in command of the Seventh, and Colonel Aspinwall of the Twenty-second. ‘Tre Orncens axp Men ov THE OxE HUNDRED AND SECOND GiMENT, National Guard, State of New York, will as- semble atthe Mercer House, corner of Broome and Mer- streets, to-morrow (Thursday), the Ist of Jane, for the - Zouave uniform tor the command, Beavers vor me T'ARK.—Governor Caleb Lyon, of Idaho Territory, who arrived in this efty on Mo y last, has donated tothe Park Zoological collection, a fine speci- men of the beaver, He started from his far off home with two of the species, but one of them died on the journey. The Governor states, Lowever, that he will send on a mote for Mr. Beaver, if the commiesioners promise to boild 8 paccommodations for the couple. In Old Evxland, emblem of the lion forms part of the national arms, two or more specimens of the kin and queen of the forest are alwayy to be seen inthe 4 lic parks, Here, the beaver forms and h a mab. # itis h ghly appropria hould be found at our principal Merrow 1s 4 Broxrn’s Ovriec entre anties , sfowing Uredof the flock whieh | was being driven down the Bowery between one and two o'clock on Monday, and who made a sudden raid upon a broker's office in the basement of No, 153, ereated con | siderable exciten: From the actions of bis Raraship all were led to believe that, feeling aggrieved at the | shaving he had undergone in the joss of his wool to close ratiofy the government contractors, he determined to take possession of the tempting seven: in the broker's window. The surprise of t sndden appearance of 80 strange a imagined. Mutton was at once eprang upon tte ter and place f i an attl- tude ol alt ¢ towards his cxpalson. When dhe retreated to the show window and Sam’s promixes to pay benenth his foet There be made a more demonetrative k of bis bravery by dashing bis head throagh a light of glass, much to the edification of the crowd. At this eritical period a policeman, who had crept up to the window, selvtd his Majesty by the horns; but in the which ensued the seven-thirtics, mor aor $ yand silver colnwere made to fly avout, ai active amid the mort of the bystanders, ing chattel t laspin AT rejote vindow and scattered funds with a very woot countenance, while some of the erowd remarke wae no: Grst time the tablee of the money ¢ ere had been turned.” Another suggested th: | might bea rebel ram.” ‘This sinprompta performance, © ubusval upon that stage, created great merriment ue the 7 A Coxtmatmiy Sau. Swinpum.+-Of all the emall but contemptible swindles lately perpetrated in this city, the one played upon an honest colored man, at ht y, caps the villanous elimax, A person sirect, cople in , yester representing himeelf a8 a messenger of @ regular and | well know express company, book and whip in band colied npon Ravdall Kenney, at No, 178 Prince st and presenting a receipt demanded the eum of two ¢ Jane as charg peporting @ package purperting to hat phod from City Point by the Trade Wind to f pg aud blankets, ¢ OF Lhe Corporation The document appear. y paid the eum and then appeared at the exprers the had been duped, and that en victima of tho ame to erles, Of ¢ jous ploce of dec ter well dros personage, wile weil dened idean of a sormimry ament tu their several minds The ¢ tives are aleo on Lia track wth similar puyposes in view, 6 fifticonth anne in ty ; 4. Ex made for an enjoyable Mr. A. G. Mackey's Recurrion at Newann,—Mr. Albert | festival of tho N Monday, the 6th of ive prepatations are being Nn n ©, Mackey, of Charleston, 8 C., is to receive a testimonial of the appreciation of Lis services in the Union canso, in the shape of a reception, under the avrpices of brother Novons, at Bt Paul's church, Newark, N. J., this wm reach us that the reeidente of Flizabeth ry pions, # bell ht, whieh can only ue t * at fact of the President of tis to In accordance wit! s ling to thatciaim, ail thoee y erent declaring # t f re, condemnation, and the r government bed but 60 courses 10 pute Gither to ro use Lo BUbmit oF part of Uritish veesels to thone boiXgerent s the ground, whied inight Ftreot aro ennoyed hy the existence, at No, 186, of a meit G hours, from whieh nowholesome vapors are riven € sult ng in ag ny caber of invalde in the house Of the hard-working poopue surrounding the location, Tos Batiery larnownnxr Cownacr.—There ts every Towon to Ruy the contract for the important Im provements cont wntated at the Battory, purpo-e of deciding as to the propriety of adopting the | The drawings from casts, marked A. Gordon, are very ' | 4 Subsrapiions | towards the national debt, ax per conditions name | My Drar Mr, Rewnert: | reney, and itis now supposed are connected with the x recently arrested in Sixteenth street, Gowanus, The murder, © connection with the counterfeit- have known of their in com- J yesterday pYance with thé erder of the Common Counei!, passed at The Navy. & recent meeting, wilt be consummated by Street Com- ! ;iuNOm OF THE LiGuT-pKav: MONITOR mindonors Cornell ant eo mece. thie oe ns will prove good newsto Uxise WRo have ao lon: -onsidered ‘The Upit-7 ~ ee the piace « nuisanee amd a blot upon the fair face of the | , = cxaite tron-clad light-draught Monitor Co- Aw Arreat 70 1mm Paiea.—252% Julia Ann C. Aver!” of Branford, Conn., a deaf mute and estimable lady, 5° net beard from her hesther, Thames Z Cooper’ #8 Jeane the press ince to 88¢-—fon mere ter 4 Years. The press thronghoug country’ a twenty favor upon the unfortunal ° fer a to the fact in an editorial ee ¥ “ving publicly —— °F HONOR. M9 for Paying Off the N?/ ional Dent. THE ROLL Budscriders. Shaves, neund Bentamin BlPocks Sons. .........6 0.4 $fo.100 A. F, Winter sand J.T. eee. 30,000 A. H. Frang jscus, 2 20,000 L 27 20.000 2 20,000 al 1K 15,000 Joby. B. Robinson & R. B. iM v1... 10,000 Alert W. Green. 1 10,000 .. H. Maco, . aenaonsanaie 10,000 |. G. Root & Sons. 1 10.000 Laftins, Roles & Turck. 1 ‘70,000 Goorge Griswoll Gray. 1 10,000 PR Spalding. 1 10,000 % $215 6 2,305,000 Total...... acen car isecnin aan $2,610,000 BENJAMIN BULLOCK’S 80N’S BUBACRIPTION. PurapevrHa, May 29, 1865. the fund for paying off the national debt, as: proposed im your issue of the 26th inst. Very respectfully, BENJAMIN BULLOCK’S SONS. ‘MESSRS. A. H. WINTERS’ AND J. 7. BYRNE'S SUB- pina =e he rw 5 J. Gornon Bewxerr, Esq. :— ore Please add our names for three (3) shares—thirty thou- sand (30,000) dollars—to pay off the national debt. Yours, very respectfully, A. F. WINTERS & J. T. BYRNE, 127 Reade street and 198 West Nineteenth street, MR. A. H. FRANCISCUS’ SUBSCRIPTION. Paraperpnta, May 29, 1865. Mr. Jawns Gorvon Bennerr, New York :— Dear Sir—I wish to have my name entered on your ue fe two shares, among to aenipat: toverta pay- Ing the government del ‘ours, fully, ‘AH, FRANCISCUS, THE LAPLIN POWDER COMPANY’S SUBSCRIPTION, Savorurtes, May 20, 1865. Javes G. Bexxerr, Esq., New York:— De:n Sm—We will subscribe $20,000 to pay national debt, on conditions named in vour programme. THE LAFLIN POWDER COMPANY. P. L. Larum, Treasurer, MR. PAUL DONVAN’S SUBSCRIPTION. New York, May 29, 1565, Mr. Jawes G. Besxerr, Esq. :— Dear Sm—Please put my name down for $15,000 to- wards paying off the national debt, as proposed in your fasue of 26th inst, Respectfully ys PAUL DONVAN, 112 Pearl street, MR. THOMAS DOLAN’S SUBSCRIPTION. i Pomavgtrma, May 20, 1865. Jaws Gonvon Bexnerr, Esq. : a Cyrn ap me down one ae G94, 00) fo Der. “national debt” as you propose, Respectfully, ke. THOMAS DOLAN. MESSRS. JOHN E. ROBINSON’R AND R. B. HILL'S SUB- SCRIPTION. New Yor, May 30, 1865, Jawys Gorpon Bewvetr, Eeq. Drar Sir—Pleare add to your list of subscriptions to pay ovr national debt, the s of ten thousand dollars ($10,000), which we Jointly subscribe for, on condition that the entire amount needed to cancel the indebtedness De raised. Yours respectfully, JOHN E. ROBINSON, 64 Liberty street. R. B. HILL 380 Broad street. MR. ALBERT W. GREEN'S SURSCRIPTION, New Yorx, May 27, 1865. To re Error or tae Hrranp:— Your enterprising paper, second to none in the United States, and I might ray the world, brings before the peo- ple a plan for paying our national debt, which, if done, will place us at once, and without any ‘question, as the nee ‘at peaple on the face of the globe. Add my name for one share ($10,000), I should have responded sooner if you had made vour ehares ten thousand imstead of twenty thousand dollars. If this scheme was for stock- ing some “big thing” in the way of a petroleum com- pany, or silver and gold tines, the stock would be taken in a week, Respectfully yours, ALBERT W. GREEN, 53 Chambers street. MR. L. H. MACK'S SUBRCRIPTION. Nuw Yorx, May 20, 1965. J. Gonvon Brxvetr, Lo Sin—You will please set my name down for one share of ton thousand dollars—for payment of the national debt, a8 proposed by you, which I aim ready to pay as soon as the amount is all gene eye yours respectfully, 3 Refrigerator Manvfactory, 111 and 118 East Houston street, New York’city, MESSRS. J, @. ROOT AND BON’S SUBRORIPTION. Connors, AtaaNy County, N. Y., May 20, 1865. James Gonvow Bissett, Esq. :— Dear Siz—Wo have noticed in your paper of the 26th inst, the scheme for paving off the national debt, a!so your remarks on the 27th inst. in reference to the In- ternal revenne officers, both of which eo commends them- selves to our approbation that we herewith pledge our. selves to take one ehare—viz.: $10,000; provided it Is understood that none of these subscriptions are to be paid mp until the whole amount is anbrerihed to, Yours, very truly, J. G. ROOT & BONS. MESSRS. LAFLINS, BOIES AND TURCK’S SUBSCRIPTION, Scrantox, Pa, May 29, 1865. James G, Benxert, Esq. Dear Sin—We will pay ten thoosend dollars ($10,000) LAPLIN' TDORTES & TURCK. SURSCRIPTION. York, May 20, 1865. Yours truly, MR. P. FROST SPALDING Jaws Gonos Resxert, Fea. « Dear Sim—Approving your gr: our national debt, Tam Willing to contribute my mite of, say $10,000, one share, as per yon terms published, Yours truly, P. FROST SPALDING, No. 19 Broad street. MISCELLANEOUS SUUSCRIPTIONS, Now York, May 29, 1865. a1 weh yon to pnt ner the Method of cancelling Jaurs G. Buynerr, E, ame down for one the national debt. pe y, 110 Cannon street. , May 20, 1365. erie Hearne Ik subscribes ono hundred dollars to the fand for paying oif Lie national debt New Youn, May 29, 1565. T have said lot = about you and your M | W. Hawtey, of Jersey Ci | James Rrownloe, at the resid: .zot, Duilt at the Continental Works, Greenpoint, under contract with the United States commen, Wy % Y- , will be launched to-day at two 0’ , Meee tenho 205 ft breadth of beam 45 foot, and depth of hold 11 feet. ARRIVAL OF THE BARK GEMBBOK, ‘The United States bark Gemsbok, seven guns, J. F. ‘Winchester, command'ng, from Charleston, 8, C., @jgo arrived yesterday, Her officers are == Commander—J. a ieeae: * Brecutive Acting Assis K. Sellew, ‘Acting Assistant Su R. J. rare Acting Busigns—C. 8. 8. Eldridge, ARRIVAL OP THE GUNROAT BUNCHBS%q, . T, Baker and ‘The steam gunboat Hunchback, Joseph B, Fyffe, Liea- tenant Commanding, from Chowan river, ¥. ¢,, arrived at this port yesterday. She left New Pori in 1861, on her Bret service in the Burnside expedi¥on on Roanoke Island, in which fight she was struck by cight thirty-two pound shote, which passed completely through hor, also by one one hundred-pounder, and bad her engine disabled. She was activety employed im the sounds of North Caroli leipating in en, ment for two coos Loa October, 1803, eho waa "in the noted Blackwater fight (the late Captain Finsser being flag officer), in which she reocived between cleven and twelve hundred musket balls in the hull. For the past eighteen months she has been doing active service ‘on the James river, and in March last was again ordered to North Carolina, She now ‘retarns a battle Commanding—3. 'P. ¥ytie. A Master and Ere-utive'Oficer—Fa. H. Valentine, Acting Ensign ‘ling Master—John W.'Thompson. First Assistant, Aug. Barnard; Acting Third John Edwards, Seth Hart, Jas. 3. Carnes, Acting Assis‘ant '. H. Johnsen. ‘Acting Mate—John F. tas, Captain's Clerk—E. W. Gardener. The Turf. FASHION COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING, Toxspay, May 30.—Purse $200, with a stake of $50 each, p. p., mile heats, best three in five, in harness, D, Pfifer entered g. m. Blonde . 111i Hi. Woodruff entered Cragan’s gray gel 232 J. Lovett entered b. g. Shark ...... 823 D. Mace entered b. g. Hambictontan , er, Quarter, Half. First heat, ++ 86 1 sre Second heat. 363g ‘Third heat 8 2 82 Fins Heat,—Shark was the favorite in the pool selling, bringing $130, while Blonde brought $115 and the gray $80. On the third attempt tho horses got a good send off; but ‘before they reached the turn Blonde was one length ahead, the gray second, one length ahend of Shark, ‘who had broken up. Blonde passed the quarter pole in thirty-six seconds, two lengths ahead of the gray, he a length and a half ahead of Shark. There was no change on the backstretch, the gray mare passing the half mile pole in 1:12. The Cragan gelding now drew a little closer to Blonde, but she shook him off going up the three-quarter stretch, and again was two open lengths ahead. The gelding made another fine burst and was within alength of Blonce at the three-quarter pole; but, being called on, she again gavo him the go-by, and came up the homestretch an easy winner by three Jenzths in 2:30. Shark was two lencths behind the gray. Second Hea‘.—Blonde was now the favorite, selling at $90, Shark at $78, and the gray at $65. They had a very even start, Blonde leading around the turn and to the quarter pole, passing that point one length and a half ahead of Shark, who was threo longths in front of the gray, the latter having made a bad break on the turn. Time to quarter, 3634 seconds. The mare continued to lead down the back stretch, and ned the gap to four lengths, Shark having left ‘his pins in the endeavor to keep pace with her. She the half mile pole in 1:12%. On the three-quarter stretch Shark broke up again, and the gray collared him and made a very prett; race to the homestrotch, but they had nothing to do wit the mare, as she was safely out of their way, trotting ap- [melt well in hand, and leading them four or five ngths, She came home a very easy winner in 2:30, Shark second, two lengths ahead of the other, Third Heat,—Blonde now became the favorite at one hundred to thirty. She took the lead with the word, having speed enough apparently to trot around the others, and went to the quarter pole two lengths ahead of the ray in 37% seconds, Shark up and two lengths behind, Blonde was three lengths aload of the gelding at the half mile pole in 1:1344, four lengths ahead of him at the three-quarters pole, and came home @ winner by three lengths in 2:32, the gray second, Shark two lengths ‘The winner of the above trot is # light iron gray, fif- teen hands one inch high, finely formed, and e of great strength. Tho above race attests her specd. She was sired by 8. Hoacland’s gray Messenger, dam by Abdallah. Blonde is six years old. Between the second and third heats of the above race Mr. Bonner brought h’s gray mare Peerless on the track, and gave the spectators an exhibition of her speed “free, gratis, for nothing.” She trotted a quarter of a mile to w road wagon, Mr. Bonner driving, in ty- fir: arconds. On Thureday, at the Union Sours, five horses will start in a sweepstakes, each of whom can trot fn less than 2:20, Blonde the winner of the trot yesterday, is one of the entries, ‘The race ought to be a good one. We understand that Flora Temple will not be here to trot on Friday next with Gen. Butler and Dexter. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. Burzzarp—Waricrt.—On Monday, May 29, at the rest- dence of the Rev. Dr. Jackson, of Westchester, Davip E. Buizzarp to Louisa Wricut, adopted daughter of Charles Wright, of New Rochelle, ‘No cards. Fnaxx—Hoviasnercrr.—On Tuesday, May 90, by the Rev. Dr. Adler, Mr. BE. L, FRank to Miss Ceuta Howics- BERGER. both of this city. California papers please copy. AWiry—Fiver.—At West Morrisania, on Thursday, 11, by the Rev, Washington Gladden, Mr. Avemeus to Miss Cancnine L. Piven, of West Morrisanin, N , May 29, by the Rev, ce of the bride’s father, ‘Troatas M. Nionou, of Portland, Me., to Josmrmye M.) eldest daughter of J. F. A. King, Esq., of Port Rich- mond, Staten Island, Fasiern papere please copy. ‘Tuomrson—Qur’.—On Tuesday, May 90, by the Rev. Father Boyce, of St. Teresa's church, Mr. Peren TL. Tuowrson to Miss M. ‘A. Quix, Lots Of this city, No daughter of Myron Finch, Nicvots—Kixe.—On Monda * cards. Philadelphia papers please copy, May 30, Aaves K., years. Funeral from her Inte residence, Nc ’ New York, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The friends of the family are invited to atiend without further not ByRst.—On Tuesday morning, May 90, Euima, the be loved wife of Lockwood A. Byrne, in the 30th year of dear old paper: + them all baek and huindly, | jer ace ask you to for h regard to this paying off |” “Notice of the funeral L day’ tho ‘ational debe T doa’tprovalse any hing, but T enclose | Ganh. At Rey sie ag a os ‘Mostay, May. £0,-08 @ lars, conte all Ths eben acu ah | Consumption, Jacon CarK, Sr, aged 41 years, and T appoint you, James Gordon Bennet, as Treasarer | et y} snornt bag A oy gltage rte 4 ret, “ | nesday) morning, at ten o'cloelk, of, this tam pipoent fur ye as pe alg did Cornist.—On Sunday morning, May 28, of congestion enperyision, ta do the work. If L get any mors money I will give more to this object, and so will thonsands of othor poor persons, from time to time, And Twill give ten dollars when you die towards erecting a splendid monument over you, because you originated this noble idea, LUDOVICO. Mrookiyn City News. More Deveroment is tur Recast? Menpen Casr-- Troute Perso Arkewre ax 4 Lor or Stonx Goonk axp Covsmnren Postal Con.ovey Recovenep.—The most re- cont developments ennection with the murder of the Italian, Antonio Di show that the parties—or at lenet some of them--implcated tn the foul deed, are manvfacturers of counterfeit Untied States postal car. spurious fifty cent bills, i r is belteved, hi ing Duwiness. decensed me operations, and fears U have impelled some of the y police of thy purth preci prresting th 0 was found fi trunks fi to be stolen, andone thou. | rand dollars in cov! tifly cent postal eurrency, of all of whieh the police t ion. Other partis are still at Inrge, A t em exam’! Temuing was made yesterda by Dr, Chas, A. Van anid Dr, Harber, Who d scoverod that the deceased had been shot three times. Or nt through the hoad, another fa the back and ont ot the breast, and the third through (he shde—¢ hot Still, not being ratlefied perforating thelr vietim in this manner, the butchers cnt off his head, | The i alle gation will be commenced ot wo o'clock P.M. - t to produce decth. Pers al Int conntry, of the brain, Axwr Litas, infant daughter of Charles L. and Ann Eliza Cornish, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, Newtown, I. 1, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Carriages will be in attendance at Newtown de- fr on the arrival of the half-past eleven train from unter’s Point, Carey.—On Monday, May 29, of diptheria, Carmmre Coxvox, wife of Patrick Casey, of New Ross, county Wexford Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and thoze of Der broth: Morris Condon, and of her brother-in-law, William Cavey, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residenco, 25 Spring street, to St, Pairick's Cathedral, this (Wednesday) morning, at hal past nine o'clock, where a solemn high mass will be celebrated for the repose of ber soul, and from thence to Caivary Cemetery for mterment, Dc nsey.—On Tuesday, May 50, Mary, wife of the Inte Bernard Dorney, ‘The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend ihe faneral, this day (Wednesday), from 224 Bloomfeld street, Hoboken, N. J. —On Tuesday, May 90, aftor ® lingering illness, Which sho bor with Christian fortitude and resivnation, Brworr Dora, of the parish of Edgeworthstown, county of Longford, the beloved wife of Hagh Rogers, aged 65 yeurs, Her friends, and those of her hmaband and hor brother, Morgan Doran, are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband, 210 Firet street, Williams bare, on Thnreday a‘ternoon, at two o'clock. plignencis—Suddenly, on Monday, May 29, Ronent Un Mh 18, Aged 67, a native of Dusseldorf. frievds aro Fequested to rttond the funeral, this ) afternoon, ot half-past two o’eleck, from his “ the family are respectfully invited to attend ae f ameral, from her laie residence, 103 Chariton Ki _& (Wedneday) afternoon, at two o'clock. nee. —In Stockton, California, at her residence, on Tue stay, April 18, Mrs. Haswam Mania Keewer, aged 39 Kennepy.—On Tuesday, May 30, of scarlet fever, anghter of William and Mary Kennedy, aged 1 cong) months and 28 days, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to tend the funcral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, 181 Varick street, Kegoax.—On Monday, May 29, Axx, infant daughter of James and Johanna Keegan, aged 4 months and 9 day The funeral will take place from the residence of her paren, 72 Oiivee street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at qi ‘two 0" Lvcaa.—On Monday, May 29, atone o'clock, after a ‘Lucas, at the age of 67 short and painful iliness, H. A. fears, The relatives and the friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, which will take place from his residence, corner of Finshing avenue and Wipple street, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) a‘ternoon, at one o'clock. McVrrrie.—On Tuesdav, May 20, W. Hasnuton MeVrrrre, son of the lato Wm, McVittie, lentenant in the Ninety- eighth, or Prince of Wales Tipperary regiment of foot. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Rall- road Union Association, are respectfully invited to€tiond the funeral, from his late residence, 140 East Twenty- sixth strect, on Thursday morning, atten o'clock. The remains will be taken to Troy for interment. Troy, New Orleans and Toronto (Canada) papers please copy. WR enwa.— After a lingering illness, Mrs. Saran Mc- Kena, widow of John McKenna, in tho 77th year of her age. ‘Her friends, and thoce of her family, are reapectfuly in- vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 49 East Houston street, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, Wer remains will be interred in Sixty-first street Cemetery. No carriages required, MoDowsLp.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 80, Pamir McDowaxp, in the 55th year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 11 Rapelyea street, this day feeteceeer.) The re- mains will be taken to Flatbush, for interment . ‘ae Tuesday, May 30, Marcarer Nexson, aged years, . The relatives and friends of ths tamily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 174 West Twentieth street, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, without further invitation, Pean.py.—In New ‘London, on Thursday, May 25, ‘Lizzi Gornox, wife of A. J. Peabody, aged 26 years, Hartford papers please copy. Rrxex.—On Monday morning, May 29, at his Jate re- sidence, No, 195 Duffield street, Brooklyn, Mr. Jonx C. Reve, late publisher and bookeeller. : The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without f rth r invitation. Roacn.—At Manhattanville, on Monday, May 29, Jonn E., son of E, and Mary Reach, aged 13 years, The relatives and frends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at one o’clock, from the residence of his parents, Lawrenco street, Manhattanville. Scorr.—On Monday evening, May 29, Jomn P. Scorr, aged 38 years. The relatives and friends of the famity are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 85 West ‘Twonty-seventh street, on Thursday afternoon, at half- past two o'clock, without further notice. Srovr.—In Jersey City, on Tuesday, May 30, Lrpvu daughter of John B.D. and Susan V. D, Stout, aged years, 10 months and 17 days, Her remains will be taken to New Brunswick, N. J., for interment. i ‘Vooe.—Ricka Voce, aged 26 years. . Her remains were interred in the Evergreens Ceme- tery. Van Wacenry.—At Schraalenburg, N. J., on Tuesday, May 30, Grerir, young son of the late William Van ‘Wagenen, in the 60th year of his ave, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at half-past nine o'clock, from the North Dutch church, tarkid of William and Fulton strects, without further in- vitation. SHIPPING NEWS. | ALMANAG FOR NW YORK—TaMIS DAY. + 431] soon aura. . 725! waa water. morn — — morn 12 56 Port of New York, May 30, 1865. 3 CLEARED. Steamship Calffornia, Bayley, Acapuleoo—Wakeman, Goo- kin & Dickinson. cplenmanip Cuba dir), Stone, Liverpoot via Queenstown —E anand, Steamship Sea Gull, Fish, Washington—E Bynner. citenmainp BO Knight, “Mason, “Aiexandria~Cromwell & 74 Bit Br), Barnes, Ti |—Darrell & Co. Hark Union (ieee Bechler ChalecRuger Bros Bark Xanihe, Conway, Aaninwall—Panam Rit Co, Bark FE Allen, Leland, Clenfuegoa—Brett, Son & Co. pik Thos Kitham (ir), ‘Payne, Lepreauz, NB—Boyd & neken. Brig Caracas (Br), Bright, Bristol, B—@ ¥ Bulley, Brig Estofana (Br), Welsh, Canteaas—J B Ward & Co, Brig Thomas Owen, Butterfield, Nuevitas—Thompson & Hunter, Brig Tubal Cain, Pinkham, Cow Bay—Brett, Son & Co, Brig Albatross (Br), Partridge, Lingyn—Merrill & Walker, Brig Union (Br), Loomer, St John, N#—D R Dewolf & Co, ReurJ W Hatfeld (Br), Paine, Windsor, NS—D R Dewolt 0, Sehr Kate Stamler, Crawford. Mobile—Van Brunt & Singht. Sehr H Thomas, Robinson, Mobile—Bentley, Smith & Co, Sehr O P Binns, Taylor, Petersburg—Van Brunt & Slight, Schr William A Crocker, Pearce, Wasbington—Van Brunt & laght. Sehr F Wood, French, Washington—Van Brant & Slaght, jfcht Pentamento (Port), Franco, Philadelphia—L E Am- finck & Co. Schr Governor. Chase, Sslem, Schr 8 R Jameson, Jameson, S\lem—W 8 Brown & Co, Schr Boston, M Bostan—Miller & Houghton. Sehr Waunousa, Melvin, St. mfort. Steamer Octorara, MeLavghlin, Ratimore. ARRIVED. U Ssteamer Hnnchback. Fyife, Shorn River, NC, 6 days. Steamship City of Baltimore (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool, May 17, and Queenstown 18th, 6 PM, with mdse and 918 pat sengers, to John G Dale. 17th of Bell Buoy, paseed atenmehip City of Washington, bound im; 18th, at achor off Queenstown, steamship kelvetia; 19th, 170 miles W of Fast- ence, 64 West Nineteenth stsvot, without farther Lot ce, Dezexporr,—In Brooklys, on Sunday, May 28, from ted while nobly di ng the fag'of bis Dezexporr, aged 26 years. 'y or ono go faithful will long be cherishod knew his worth, ‘Che relatives and friends of the family, and the mem- diecase con’ be ligenees bors of Co. i, Fitth regiment heavy artillery, and the Tt ie now confidently expected that General W. T. | members of Joppa Lodge, mh F. and A. M, and also Bheten ib in the elty to-da " fer to | te members of Fortiivde Lodge, No. 19, F. and A. M. Sherman will be in the cliy today, He may prefe! nev roepecttully invited to attend the tnerai, from his come without ostentation or displey, and rather seek the | },,;, nee, 62 Grahata street, near Myrtie avenue, on retirement of @ private dwelling of some intimate friend | Thorsday afternoon, ab two o'clock, without further than the horpitalitios of our hotela Bat wherever he | !#¥ tation * Pa 20, of consumption, Jowx Faany, oy may be be bas the beat wishes of ihe citizens of the me- | 97 veary’ oi couniy Westmont teckann Maa: ‘The foneral will take place from hia late residence, orale Barnette, Taylor and MeCellum are at pro- | pping at the I chuveiinn M. De it pin ster at Washing fontholon, the f t whore ho ariive mornin nd avewno, corner Sixty-first street, on Thursday noon, et ‘one o'clock, to Calvary Cemetary. The 6 aad [riends of the femily ara respectfully in ¥ —On Monday, of here nd (rienos of the family are respectfany ed tend the ttineral, from the rf J her | y, 43 Orchard street, on Thursday afterne y 29, Mre, Eunex B. Fanver, Mea at.—-0a ) day, May 29, Layesr Livixasrox, ilo xtenmer with two white funnels and th E: 7th. 78) milea E of Sendy Hook. lat 42 18, . tramaniy Kangaroo, from Liverpool for New York 4) miles B of Sandy tiook, steamship Europe, hence Havre, (US transport), Crane, Newbern via Onortermaster, ldridgr, Wilmington, NC, 60 hours, rs, tol? Livingston € Co, ins, Washington, DO, with mdse, Ship La boar) Johnson, Savannah, 9 days, in ballast, to * & Co. Lawrence, G er, Charleston, & days, with cot. 1 to Lawrenee,’ Giles & Co, Bark Flizabeth, Davis, Messin, April 10, Gibraltar 234, with frnit, to onde r Bork Oucen Mab (Br), Bartlett Br. to Edmifeton Brow, Ath tn was epoken by US grrboat Colypen, all well Rork Hoctor (Br), Kenney, Car 'enas, 14 days, with sugar, to © © Dunean. Bark Sniiote (of Relfeat. Me), Panno), Remedios, 12 ore with molaswe: 4 HD Brookman & Co. Has bad heavy WN! wenthie » yeni Rark DR Dewolf & Co Hark Heroine with rosin, to ma: Havana, 12 days, with au- Of Mrisqutto Talet, Flay (Br), Curry, Cow Bay, 9 davs, with coal, to of Boston), Nickerson, Charleston, 9 days, 10 mabvok (US), Winchester, Charleston, May 22. 20th Nzed ehip Corsvir, of Liverpool, steering ENE. ms, Shermen, Beaufort, NC, 11 days, in ballast, to h, Meineke d& Wendt, Bark Fleetwing, Davis, Washington, 6 days, in ballast, to mnaster, Brig Emile & Sofie (Ital), Cofero, Messina, 85 days, with fruit, to John # Devlin. Ith Inst. int 2058, lon 68 10, apoke Ito] brig Eroole, from Palermo for B Jat 4°38, lon 190, Br schr Royal Arch, from San S: Brig B Drvmmond (Br), 8 moros, May 6, in bal- t. tod S Spinney, 260 8529, ton 74 40, poke brig Lisbon, from Philadelphia for Motanzas; 20th, lat 38 4, lon 7830, sehr H Middleton, hence for Haven swith ig Balear (Rr), Claypool, Matamoros, goat aking (oO K King ACO “a Brig Kate Stewart, Paddock. Cardenas, 12 days, with mo- rere to manter, Has been 7 day N of Hatteras, with N and} ‘calen, Brig Cuba (Br), Holmes, Sogua, 15 deve, with eugar, toJ F Whitney 4 Co, ‘Sailed in company with brig Bounding Bil. Hie frese (of Harringtod), Raton, Addieon, 19 days, with rie frene (of jarri) ), Raton, jnon, it timber, to F Talbot & Co. Schr Frederick (Br), Howen, Matamoros, $2 days, tu ballast, “gene Lord of the Talon (Bi Cummings, T 16 chr Lord of e len (Br), Cummi 5 aa, h with salt. to Brett, Son & Con ene Tne pie FF Schr Harriet Samantha (of Salem), Baker, Eleuthera, 11 daya, with fratt, to Jos Pneas, Ph a iHiem H DeWitt ‘of Westport), Coray, Elenthera, t1 ay with fruit, to Jas Dow nip, saw A Large quantity ¢ job (BEY, Albury, Bi a imag h tort, off Cape May pale hay adrift, thera, 10 days, with fruit, to onl, to A Sin'thers Bebr 1 Lenth, Rehr A Rich: Bebr Com Kehr RS Dean, Westrste, © Bebr PF Prowster, Nawking, Bebr Const Pilot, Goodale Port li al, 10 daya, Bebr MB Bramhall, Davey, Beaufort, NC.9 day® Rehr ik, Allen, Wilmington, NC, 8d Kehr Isy bel Alberto, Tucker, Rchmon | Rolie 8 y Pont *, Sdays, Corson, Virgin\ Cannon, Rose, Virg ats, Hawking, Vir; 4 Aveline, Davis mn. Plan chr Lh Jones, Miils, W. Echir WC Merson, Cole, pon, ¢ da Bolir B § Voter, Washington, Georgetown, DO. gh and 28th inet, had very heavy NE gales 38 40, lon 74.13, passed the wreck of schr Orlanna, of Haripden. lumber inden And abondoned, both masts gone by the deck, with bark Onk, Of Boston, lying by, and hor bout at the time boarding the Wrerk: sO Htownrd, Nickargon, Georgetown, DO, 6 days, Mth inet, Ina NE bids, Jost Coreenil, Bene WD Cargill, Kelly, Georgetown, DC, 19 days. Bent O Ames. Bdmond®. Georgetown, DC 10 day, Berr Edwin, Allen, ¢ Poe Rehr J Nickierson, Sle! Wwe, DO eave, Bours J Worthingion, Wortiingion, Georgetown, DO, 7 Mexandrin, Bdaya. 20th Inst, off ach bottom up, painted grea, i ©, 10 dove ud and Beir Waieiuo, Wars phia (or Palen "i iho, nae br 2 baen i ville, a Ny sere Bhat, Ht Gibson, DeSoto, Ellen, Roseces Knight, Josephine, OP H T'Wood. Wind at sunset WNW. Miscellancoas, ka Seo port arrivals, above, Sreausinr Guinn Star, Capt Bell, from ¥ gw Orfcari May 28, and § W Pass 24th,'arrived ot thie. Por ¢'u¢ an eurly four thie maarning manne we are og Aantetien ae frleen hours, nde! Purssr Wit Field for favors. She brings 2, 4yrge number of Passengers, Re ‘ Suir Ant Us ayer. from Rane som for Boston, put in at Gupeot Gand Hane april for tragatres Reig ap 4 Teak, and was discharging a portion @f cargo on the loth, Bare Sewell, arrived 0’, Syiney, NSW, Maich 21, from Tome with lees of saveral acs Lea's large art of bale warks during heavy weather, Banx Ausenta, Hamiltong trom Chester river for M was off Rappuhadnock Fiyee"s5ik lust and. provably went wo fea same day. Bang Costaneite of Salem, 368 tons burthen, built ab in 1819, Dus been sold to Frank P Emerson, of Yorks, Prospect Maine, “2 5 Bank Bacaparoc, which was launched at Bath, from the zarilor Mess A 2 GMfathorn, on Saturday afternoon, tsabous tens, is owned by the builders, J H Kimball aad Capt James Auld, who will ‘command her. Burg Canouue, Jor from Baltimore for Mayagues, PR, is ashore near Oherrystene, Va. Asslatence will bnoat her. Scur Rockmanam, from Philadelphia for Salem, after roceeding as far North as Barnegat and encountering the Mite Nit gate, returned for the Breakwater, ant, sticking on it, knocked her bottom eut. Her crew got'on the rock aad Temained there during tho night, and were rescued the next morning by the crew of the pilot boat Mary B Fish, No, 4 Oue bo; sens Pas ‘on board the gunboat Clifvon, and the rest proceeded to Lewen, SuaNncnax, March 25—The Ben Nevis (arrived here a Sydney, NSW, on the 29th Dec) took off three oifioors wa nine men, part of the crews of the American ships Arno ans Monsoon, wrecked on Howland Island. Spoken, . Ship Annie Sise, Shields, from Liverpool for “New Zoe. land ceeported ‘sid for Galle), March 14, lat 16488, low 2) Ww. Ship Nevada, Parety from Leith March 17 for Gaile; was: Jat 41.05 N, lon 14 18 W. seen April 18, . Leal! 14 days hence for Melbourne April 20, Tit 7 18 N, lon 43.8) W? si Burk M ie, Stephens, eatk Kiva (Br), Kidd, 125 days hence for Shanghae—nothing rarer caren Brig Surah Orowell (Br), M , hence for Rio Janeiro, April's, lat'312 Ne fon 2807. ee Fore! Ports. Axrwrnr, May M—arr Flor dol Mar, Wiswell; Buenon- Ayres; 15th, M A Horton, Ellsworth, do. ‘Arr at Fhishing 16th, Adele, Clausen, NYork. Angier, March by, Diana, Bui from Hong Kong for NYork; 284, Fenella, from Shangtine for do. Apetaipy, March 7—Arr An! Askin York; New York, Roswell, Boston; 23d, Florida, Arthur, Puget Sound, Sid March 8, David Brown, Pendleton, Callao. In port March 25, Borodi ikey, from Puget Sound; Bea Bird. Abbott, from Portland. Mes and the ubo9 veanelay Avooa Bay, Apri C lcana, Sanderson, } Anemia, Murch 28—Ol1, ML Frank, from Calout foa ndon. Buistor (Pill), May 18—Arr Russia, Carey, NY orks Bouneaux, May 12—Arr Cordelia, Morris, NYork, Breve aven, May 12—Are Columbus, Gerdes, NYork, Buewas, Mn iar Sonny, Hurighorst, NYork. OLDERAA. May 9—Arr Perala, Holm, : Cannivr, May Id Germania, Townsend, NYork.* York. v ‘Merryman, Callao (and 4-8 lay 11—Sld Cusilda, Oal ‘iy 16—Atr Enoch ‘Talbot, burg). Refer tie May deta Tort barks Lavinia, for NYork ready}. Oat eaernt Marlo cin pont eure Tere Hrothers, for Rosle Round io Teed forNYork; Hilzabeth (of Boston), Whiter, avat Apri #2—Are Fredonia, Burke, Bouton (and old 3a foG kewar, Say 15 Are aD Maker, Miller, Calleo ALwaY, Ma red © Baker, . Callao. Growarai, May Tart Sarah. King, King, NYork (and ob ‘or Tarragona); Robert, Carter, teapant. Gatix, Mare $1--Arr Vicksburg, Seotl, Liverpool. JAVRE, May 18—Sid Fannie, Pai ork, Hantika, Any Hare Geriaania (oy Elers, NYork; Vie nia. allo, Hoxa Kox7 March 96—Arr R Pratolongo, Wehrholdt, Sam Francisco; 28th, Passing Cloud. Clement do; 30th Coustane eta,do. 8 . Young Greek, Chefoo: Ocean Rride, Nagas g sakt; 2th, Dom’ Pedro It, Kenney, Macao; 23th, Georges, Witham ‘Ancouver Taland; 80th, Philip I, Kaci, San Frome Aco, Inacta, Mav 18—No Am vessel in Livenroot, May I8—Arr Persia (a), Lott, NYork (and ent out 2th to retnea)s 17th, Clty of, Washington (2), Brooks, 1 0th, Columbia, Buell, Philadelyhia; 13h, Cuntihal McKenzie, Piiladelpiiay 14h, Wm Tapscott, Warren, N York; Constellation, Hoxle, do; 16th, Helveita (4), Prowse, Ent ont 18th, Jaques de Molay. Montreal, Toronto and Deo’ troit; Alibama (8), Wallace, NOrleans; Recovery, Stod: do: Pennsylvania (8), Grogan, Zit, Bradshaw, Philadelplin (entered May 10" for Boston; 15th, Corl Huboard, NYork; 16th, City of Limerick (a), Jones, a Constantine, Creevy, do; Cardigan, Wilkinson, Gloucester, 88. May 15—Arr Villa Franca, Anderson, NYork, (and Arr Canto ‘ork, Lyrtiorox, NZ. March {4—8l1 Lyttleton, Roston, Loxnon, ent ont 16th to return); 16th, Baden, Stilphen, Ent out 16th, EW Stetaou, Bars ‘ork. Godt, NYork, “At May 2—Arr Georg th, Ann Elsa, Beckwith, N yitsnaaa, May S—Arr Leda, Jansee, and Aun, Pury, New rie Muinourne, Feb 24—Arr Lebannom, Chambers, Puget ‘Albert, Kid me Marek tated Monte gomers, yaad? ‘Gocau"Raglon Tarot tor mery, Haimilion; 24, aE Wott, do; tranger’ Cann, NYork? 16th, Vanguard, Curwen, Liverpool, Wh AH Badger, Marshall, Calontes. Baikal MatTawonos, MayG—In nort steamers Rio Grn froma NYork: Gen Bailey, Tyler, unc barks Quicks Fssior’ te NYork for Havana; Pride of the Sea, Gollina, for New Vork 10th; Lillie Kelth, for do; brigs Susan B Thompson, from do for Minatitlan; Veteran, Snow, do, unc; schra J. A Wood- house, Eddy, do, diag: Win Smith,’ Lavender, do for Cubag yacht Nymph, do for New Orleans. toh RYCATIN E, May 18—Knt oui, General Butler, Wood, for NYork. Oraco, Xz, March 1B—Are A W Stevens, Brown, tNow- Piymourn, May 4—Off the Eddystone 12th, bark Catha- Tina, from Rotterdam for NYork, Of Land's End, 12th, Enoch Talbot, Merryman, from Calixo for Hall, Saxips, May 13—Sld Governor Morton, Horton, NYork; Mth, Queen of the Bast, Providence, cohgeHAweTON, May 16—Arr Teutonia (s), Tanck, Ha dbarg for NYor Sincarore, April !—Arr Snapdragon Briard, Hon: Kong. Bld 3d, Dashing Wave Leern' Latah . Bi Mareh 16—Arr, Sto King, Smith, Chefoo; 17th, Le-Yik; Osgoot, do} Nestor, Cloutmati, do. Sid 234, Hunt ress, Shans bal, Sypvry, NS W, Feb 25—Arr Isabella, Barber, NYorks Maren 9th, Buena Vista, Ayres, Puget Sound: 21sk, Triesta, Sewell Time, Sld Maou 13th, Australind, Barrack, ranctsco, St Jouns, NF. May ¢—Arr brig W W Lord, Meleod. NYorls fandeld Ith for Glace Bay)! 6th, sehr ML Davia, Peeling, do (and cld 120) ee Ray); 1th, brigs St Vineent, Gan- Bin, do (and eld f ww iey); A PD, Landry, do, Srl BL Ma Moho (Br), Cassida: Philideiphia: ‘29th, Thornton, Norfolk; Carl, N¥erk. © 27th, ship Trimountain, by ed Liverpool, Sid 27 thy “ Wisconsin, Mestoker, Liver ‘OxsHaMa, March 6—Sld JW Seaver, Snow, Tentsin, American Ports. RICHMOND, in 2h—Arr atewmer Caroli the ng NYori hr Samuef Colt, Hillard, and Bay “tate, Terrey, aie aa May 2i—Arr ship George Peabody, e, NYor! h for ‘or Ci oik MISCHELLANBOU ss 4G"? equal to patent I Dey street, ) BLA er, De Whole ut Ga ene: out fee in advance. BOALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB- ity); other good case Consultations free. M. HO) torney aud Counsellor, 78 Nassau street. IVORCE.—PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS ON THB ‘subject as (0 this and other States, Decrees Ly ob tained. “. ~ KING, Counsellor at Law, 38 Broadway TEQUSTRATED FIFE, SERVICES, MARTYRDOM AND FUNERAL OF ABRATAM LINCOLN, sixteenth Prost dent of the United States, with a fall History of hin Lite, Assassination, Death and Funeral; career a8 a Lawyer ‘And Politician; his nervices In Congress; with lis Spe Prochumations, Acts and services as President of the Un. tates and Cotumander-in-Clief of the Army and Navy, from the time of his first Inauguration ax President of the United States until tue night of, hie Anmesnation. | New and ea. arged edition, with a full history of the mation President, by’ distinguished eya-witnesses af it Mr. Line 's Death. Bed Sea nda full account of the Punerad ‘emoates from the romain were placed in the t Room at the White uatit g Bey finally cou th nie his hat ting place In Oak ‘Rudge, Cemetsry, al | et E flew. ‘ igned to their Last resting place In ne sie Springfield, with Addreases and Sermons by the Hlon. ler Colfax, Hon. George Bancroft, Rev. Henry Wa Beecher, General Walbridge, Bishop Simpson, &e., wi & full’ account | of the ‘escape, purriit sion and death of the asaasain Booth, with a Portral sident Lincotn, and other iMustracive engrat of the urdet, Price 75 conta fap a ote Agents supplied with the per covet we Afiy copien for $a or $37 8) a hundred: or with the ood ¢d\tion at €8 a dozen, lity coplos for £39, or $00 4 vandred, Address your orders, ‘cash enclosed, for whatever Miantity you wish to atart with; to T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Se Chestnut streets Philadelphia, and your orders will, be filled utonee, and the books sent You per first express after receipt of order. We have agonts now making $15 and $2) = nga diene day selling (hem Addse ON & BROTHERS, 305 Cl t street, Phladotphia, Coptes sent free of postage on receipt of retail price, appreheus Of Pree BE. DEMOREST’S EXQ y Blo wna y ; ints each 4 rt RE: of price. Mine, DEMO: Broad wa. Y. QToP THAT SCRATCHING—AND USE Witt ATON'S SD ITCH OLNTMENT, Tt cures Itch and Ralicheun i048 ours; also cures Las, ous of skin, “Sold by all druggists, MURKISI BATHS, 13 LATE nilemen, 6 to8 A. M. and 8 to tol Mt Grontest of lu tiries. MATRIMONIAL, A. GENTLEMAN-AGE THIRTY—A STRANGER I AN. the city, wishes the acquaintance of a reapecia About the eae aga, with w view to tatrimony, Hampton H. Ry ‘iph, Philadeipuia, Pa, — €OO LATH FOR OLA 75 OTES Lost. 73-10 * — The public are cautioned againt the purchase of elghi Noves Of $600 oneh, Nos. 111.653 to LT inclnaive, June 15, 186, isewe, which have been lost or misla SIR ICATION, nquire at Amertoan Exchange Bank, &) 1865, REWARD. SDAY AF’ SH itine vie for pies y zed Bie k or Brook rd the ehip wenive ihe Bbove re ‘KIN BOOTS POLISHED WITH “DIXBYS Le