The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1866, Page 8

THE LIQUOR QUESTION. ‘Phe Question of Assignment of Li Another Batch of Applications—Il- mess of Mr. Acton, dic. ap informal meeting of the Excise Board was held yesterday afternoon at the Police Headquarters. All the members of the Board were present except Messre, d@oton and Crane. The following letter was read:— "To ov Exciss— uestion referred to htm may yeports the samne as follows: ro ety nue no provision {OF the eurren- Sg eect of a license fee, Wut having nge at the velMyver all excise fees for certain Pic uses, is wot lawful for the Board te return Ly rn the surrender of a license. Reteente fx or nay, pa fico (he urenaer oa eens Toonse, the transfer of the ‘and shall Ly 2 y his personal are eae ave payment by hin of the lleonse foe of Se? ices than $90 and not more than ‘Respect! ully submitted, CHARLES TRACY. It was stated that the whole amoupt received up to yesterday for licenses was $335,950. The amount re- ceived yesterday was $28,000. APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES. Commissioner Acton was absent from the usual mect- ing of the Board of Appeals yesterday on account of con- tinued illness; consequently the diurnal flashes of com- missional wit and the recurring delhcateness of commis- eional humor were missing from the Board, Mr. Acton is, as is tolerably well known, a fellow of infinite jest. He babitually wears a bee in his bonnet, and not infre- quently sets the court house ina roar. Like the “Little Balle” of Thackeray’s ballad, he can see as far through ‘2 mill stone as most people, and the liquor dealers have reason to congratulate themselves, therefore, on the timely intervention of commissional diarrhwa, The > gery yesterday were from liquor dealers of Brook- m, and the following is a summary of them, with the decisions of the Board thereon:— FORTY-THIRD PRECINCT, Patrick Murphy, Ferry place, A very bad place, fre- quented by disreputable persons.” Refused. Paurick Murphy, 518 Columbia street. A bad place, feud resort of corner loafers. Proprietor promised toimprove, and get md of the loafers, and the license was granted. Petor Erricks, streets. A bad class of women re] altogether a bad reputation. Decision reserved. James Kiernan, corner of Church and Court streets. Originally a bad place, but improved now. License granted. Jobn Farrell, corner of Columbia and Harrison streets. Reported against, and decision reserved. rick an, corner of Atlantic and Hicks streets. ‘Reported against, but proprietor promised to reform, and Moens? was granted. John Crook, No. 5 Hamilton avenue. Reported asrather bad. Decision reserved. Morap, Summit and Imlay streets. Also re- served, the place being ro by the police. Henry Abhis, 27 Hamilton avenue. Repot stron; e@gainst as frequented by thieves and counterfeiters. i oense reserved. corner of Commercial and Summit as visiting there; Thomas Sullivan, 186 Butler street. A bad place and ‘visited by some of the worst characters. Has also a ball yoom attached. Licenso reserved. John Martin, of 27 Atlantic street, Reported as keep- ing a bad place, and having been arrested for receiving stolen goods. License refused. Matthew Byrne, Elizabeth street. Under a former proprictor this place was reported a resort of thieves, ‘enunter‘eiters and ‘‘canalers.”” As Byrne has just bought Mt, bis license was granted. Linnon & Clym, corner of Atlantic and Court streets. ‘A number of arrosts reported of those who congregate ‘bout the door for msulting passera. The proprietors ‘Promised to improve, and the license was granted. Bernard Quinn, 2 Hamilton avenue. Ret ‘as one of the worst places in the precinct, and the barkeeper as @ thiof. License refused. Fred. Dippemaun, corner of Commercial and Summit streets, The proprietor now under indictment, and keeps @bad place. Refused. Philip Clare, 401 Columbia street. An orderly place, ‘Kept by a “sport” but a good citizen, John Brackett, 18 Atlantic and 299 Hicks street. One Mttle better than the other; the former reserved. we reserved. Patrick Murpby, 453 Columbia and Degraw streete. Reported as an orderly pisce, with the exception of an @ccasional cock fight. Proprietor promised to give the latter mt License granted. Geo. D. C. Ransom, corner of Clinton and Huntingdon. @rderly grocery; wanted a license to sell by the pint, PORTY-FOURTH PRECINCT. ‘Baward Madden, corner of Myrtle and Graham avenues, Bad place; police called in several times. License re- Philip Studer, 410 Fulton avenue. The police have called 10 kere (a boarding house), but the proprie- tor promised to amend and license ao, Felia Evans, 277 Myrtle avenue. house. This is ‘Qe house where Gonzales and Pellicer stoppe! and drank four hot whiskeys each previous to murdering Otero. ¥ 1,095 Fulton avenue. Resorted by fi uptil parte with 3 Beroard Conway, Franklin avenue, near Flushing ave- ‘tue. : Thomas Rorke, Graham stroct, near Myrtle avenue. Ldvense tod.” rg 212 Fulton street. Rows. Licensed to Michael Welsh, Flushing avenue, near Clinton ave nue. Record bail. Reserved. James Nicholson, corner Franklin and Flushing ave- ‘Not Reserved, P. J. 1, Raymond strect and Myrtle avenue. ‘Record bad. Reserved. Jobn Bahinburg, Park avenue and Ryerson street. ‘Grocery ; c00d. Liconsed to sell by the pibt. Jamos Carberry, 721 Myrtle avenue, corner Steuben street. Said to bo'a resort for thieves; new proprietor giuce ; quieter since thon. License granted. C Boss, 4 avenue. Bad; . Reserved. J. ¥. Trickman, 102 Navy street. 5 bad neigh- Morbood. Refused at present. James Trainor, Flushing avenve and Adelphi street. Bad neighborhood, but quiet store. se granted. her Martin, corner of Flushing and Classon avenues. Hotel; bad place. Reserved. William Kobiiman, Flushing avenue. Quiet place, 1i- @enre gran! 680 Myrile avenue, Reported bad. ning. or 0: Grabam and Flushing avenues. grant ‘Licenae Henry Hunter, 1,208 Fulion avenue. License granted. Joseph W. Conroy, Adelphi and Fulton avenue, Very ‘Bad; propricior sad to defy the police. Refused. M Reynolds, 992 Fulton avenue. Never arrested. Li- conse granted. Hugh Barrett, Kent, near Park avenue. Bad plac>; grec ry. Reserved Francis J. Gerry, 376 Myrtle avenue. Granted. FF tam Langstail, 207 Myrtle avenue. Liceuse graat- a ‘Thomas Kennedy, corner of Bergen and Nevin streota, Mormerly kept by ‘Ann Salmon; very bad place. Re- Thomas Lowrey, ‘comer of Vauilerbilt and Adantic avenues. L conve granted, ‘The Board then adjourved Meetings in Opposition to the Sanday Law. TRE GERMAN BREWERS IN SESSION, The German brewers, who lately orgamizod for the *Parpose of takin; action in opposition to the Sunday Jaw, held another mooting yesterday afternoon, at Mr. Kunw’s brewery, in Exsex street, where a large amount Of routine business was transacted. The me ting was Principaily held for the purpose of compicting te organi. gation by the appuintment of an Executive Commies. A report was submitied, g ving an of m conter- ence of a committee, ted at the previous Meeting, with the Board Excise, It appsared that the committee met Mr. Manierre, who geferred Pe deputatvon to the Board of Health. ae eee with Mr. Maniorre piace. yesterda} it was arranged that a petition of the beer browess’ or. ‘objections to the law pointed et, shall be presented te 1 Mr, Kaveeeneee i was rsolved to lect an Executive Committee, whiek shall have full Power, The asmmittee was Composed Of the follew ing ntiemen — Messrs. Clausen, Jr, Scimefer, L'ebmann, the atzenmey er aed Krawer. The Execulive-Committee was authoriged to add 1o,iée @umber, iv case te Fhouid be deemed, nt, Mr Hooke sugges Aealer were cqualyy ‘the malt aoother lerge class of ade. These were ehawld be called pon to ox vud which is being Creates! to defen pees ip carry! out the measures projoed A” renulitiga to tis fect. was cromiitee appointed to enilest the eon- bared « Rorke, § nter, #, ohweyer, Frieny M489 MEETING OF OHRMAY Deen RETAILERS AND stesidbli INNKERPSKS, y afternoon @ mars mecting of German ina Roopers and lager hoor retailers was beid at the Germa- wis Assembly looms, in the Bowery, for the purno-e of tab ing ferther actiow in reference ‘to ihe flop,” and to take measures to insure protection against Sr the Excise law. From some romarks by Mr, Albert Mashoweky, who cecupind the ehair, M appeared that it ia the intention of these dealers g spare independently of the German |. this organization had expect option ex an opinion to that, for the present, novhing was done in opposition to the obnoxious law in q ‘The chairman submitted a series of resolutions, proporing ‘unite for the purpore of eee, the question in r- yronce to ihe consitutioualty of the law before the adjudication. These resolutions as trausisted ‘constituiion of the ‘freedom of nshis nw isin violation of ° stitution gusra 7 0 intended for only & the otra t, rome from the law; iF pri tie; have been vio. te lathe bat all mem ve DEAMUTES, 00 What we are Dy b petad ta the trade not tn attendance | x . 4 ed Uhut thie law rust Bork mtr few tof the oF forcemen!| Thab , in our we will re quest all our b*.siness ry and us in this pavement = best they ‘not to from toking ay bo ne the ‘of our interesi bad rights. F i 3 See arn geal tt to confer with the above mentioned association in regard to the matter. Mr. Ecxxrt remarked that the best plan would be that all those present should join the German Innkeepers’ As- sociation, and that it would not be advisable to act inde- The resolutions were then toa vote, and adopted. Mr, Rane pro that a commattise be appointed to confer with the jother ki 3 should be to cause an opinion to be rendered by a number of New York to effect thas must be considered a beverage which during is On motion, it was resolved that a perman: tion represeit the lager beer interest shall be ¢: A number of mcasures were suggested, but not finally acted uj ‘Mr. Paut Fax, a resolution was adopted and that all the members, pining the cooantestion’ shall e mem e boar ype aly dollars each. BEN ee com ‘was appoint carry above proposition, which was com, of the following gen- tlemen:—Paul Falk, Joseph Kuntz, John Schub, Jacob Eller and Charles Krueger. The meeting then adjourned until Sunday next, whereupon the committee proceeded to prepare the sub- acription lists, PREPARATIONS FOR A DEMONSTRATION AGAINST THE SUNDAY (RXOISE) Law. At a convention of the German societies in this city an extensive committee was formed, jeremaves about fifty-three associations and about eighteen thousand demonstration of the members, to pre! fora G ns to-prolest a enforcement of the Sun- ermans, to t against day clause of the Excise law. This demonstration, it is intended, is to take place on the 4th of June next, in Union square, where a mass meeting will be held on that occasion. Execu- =. Figg Bnet p an “4 - bye | pf, Steffen, Fri ce , Burger, Schmitt, Schrof, F. M. Schmitt, Baubahn, “Feistog, Katzenmeyer, senior, and the officers of the conven- tion, will be in session at headquarters, from time to time, to make the arrangements for the intended demon- stration, Several sub-committees have been appointed for this purpose. The Liquor Dealers in Counell. Last night the New York Liquor Dealers’ Society was again in council at their headquarters in Hester strect, discussing the action of the Board of Excise in refusing to grant licenses to a number of retailers, who, it is al- leged, are fully entitled to them. There was a long dis- cussion in regard to the manner in which the Excwe law is enforced, and a great deal of dissatisfaction was ex- pressed on all sides. The grievances of the liquor dealers were fully explained, though no definitive action in re- gard to the matter was taken. The proceedings were of a rather oxcited character, there being Jsome ‘hun- dred persons in attendance. Some legal advice was given to the members present, and a large amount of routine business was transacted. ve os enemy are to age en iat = ng who are responsible for the passage noxious law at the next fall elections. The Turf. FASHION COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING. The great stallion trot did not come off yesterday after- oon according to announcement, the track being in an unfit condition for so important an event, The race is postponed until Wednesday next. Tho betting is not very heavy s0 far, every person being desirous of the stallions score before they invest their money. In Seog that have been made the California, stallion has had the call, but the odds are very slight, The post- poned trot of Th will positively come off to-day, it does not rain, at ¢! PM ST. LOUIS BACES—FOURTH DAY. Lacuzps Covssr, May 17.—Sweepstakes for three year olde, two mile dash, $60 entranc>, balf forfeit! $600 added by the association, to carry one hundred Pounds, fillies and geldings allowed three — For this race there were twelve entries, viz. :. Weldon's b ¢. Billy Connor, by imp. ‘by Wi by aa — ey 9: ning, dam Dolly, Carter, by Glencoe; also, ch. line, by imp. Eclipse, dam Prunella, by Glencoe; D. J. ’e ch. c. t, by Ecli dam imp. by Weather- bit; also s. f. Moonlight, by Lexi Dp, dam by Glencoe; H. Van Liew’s &. ¢. Liverpool, by imp. Bonnie & dam You! ; Algo, &. oc. Scotland, dam Lady er; also, rt. wy Capt. Eig, dam by Albion; Johnson & Bruner’s «. c. Jack Malor dam Fanny McAllister; Col. Tom b. ¢ Tobe Drum, by Lexington, dam Attilla Of the above lot three came to the post, and the race was woR by Moggins, Billy Conner second, Liverpool third. Time, 25136. Saux Day—Premium $300, mile heats, free for all, to rale. For this race two started, and red result so as follows :— Dr. J. W. Weldon entered b. c. Knighthood, 4 years ba 4 Knight of St. George, dam Giycera .....1 1 B. F. Hutchinson entered ch. ¢.; by Lexington, dam ‘Miss Lightfoot... . pew YE Time, 250. Samm Di¥—Premium $400, dash of three miles, free for all, to rule. or this race three came to the post, as folloxs:— B, F. Hutchinson entered b. Ag years old, by : ST. LOUIS RACES—FIFTH DAY. Lactane Coowss, May 18—Prominm $100, ‘mile dash, 100 Ibe. up, free tor all. For this race five came to the vigi— Ue trouse entered ch. h. Bowen, 7 years old, by Voucher, dam by Counterplot: 0 otvhge? fat hg oe ¢% & a, 6 years old, a Louis, ry iinported Monar. Coldael Thos. Foster entered. bf Star, 4 years old, by Dick Elwood, dam by John R. Grimes 3 Mr. ——— entered ch. horse, by Lexington. 2 Dr. Tyler entered , m., pedigree unkeown. " ‘tetas. Same Dav—Premium two and ahalf mile dash, to rule, irce for all, For th sorete, face two started, as fol- py a we, by, impaied era , ‘Eek Genes ‘Time, 446%. Same Day—Premium $200, mile heats, free for all, to Bonds. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Before Com:niasioner Betta, May 18.—The United Statice ve. Thomas Laftus, alion Br yle.—In thia case the prisoner Loftus, alias Boyle, was charged with defrauding the government by forging re- bonda, The defendant, it eect emt rt eee ee ppg eget! on the 4 ing of which in the hands of William Detter nown ag “Dublin Tricks, "be goers Joan of $960, ‘i f 8 power of attorney nele’s came. AL & SF EE ich ea he oar i ae aforementioned A one them, eventually was presented at’ and a Dew one issued in Knapp, landiogd, against George F. Gerrish, tenant, be- fore City Judge A. BD, Russel, in which case Gerrieh ob- tained an orde? tram Judge “ory Court, prohibiting 3 Rewel from proceeding in the matter, upon the gcommd that nether the eummone ie sucd by Judge Rursed vor the aMdavit of the landlord had ‘a0 Internal Rev op on and Rue! bad decided thee eae requi ea ater Amtwrom 1. Sainee i. che @odlord and an order Gerreh 10 eatise at Chamvers wy the Tua writ presi Cien akould not be rot ‘aside as having ined he On the 16v inst, the : wi og Mr. A. E. siloney for motion, and & B. Nob! ‘anid@ ihe writ of holding that no re ry, ge ty Homes cio. Tag THE FENIANS. Stephens Still Reeciving Contributions THE MOFFAT MANSION. tssagrsd Kelly bas transferred this edifice to the com- mittee for disposal at the earliest opportunity. Mr. Kil- tam, a he legal oso, pee ort Mr, Stephens vestigating Committee till they have conciuded “hele at Latimer Court street, Sighs oopiock, The ‘wore sent to Cant: wl The Chief Organizer will With bis deputy in the meant FINANCES OF THE I. R, B. The following is Mr. ’ account of the mo: Paes by the Brotherhood in this country to the £1,500 peesres Cahfornia....... MBOAAL, 5. cen ecasodtass pose boatvde caters}: AMON CONCERT IN TAMMANY HALL. Aconcert was heidin Tammany Hall last evening, commencing at eight o’clock. ‘This took place under the auspices of the Daniel O'Connell Circle, and was presided over by the centre, Mr. John Kane. Patriotic songs were given by Mr. Robert Wilson, Miss Donovan, Mr. Troy, Mr. Sutton and others, The { ening was enhanced by the band play. ing some soul-stirring airs. Addresses were delivered by Colonel Kelley, Dr Brosnan, General Halpin and Mr. Wilson, the topic being the condition of thel. R. B. The speeches were brief, for, as Colonel Kelly remarked, the era of speechmaking is past, and that of action i Sovm - Kavanagn and Captain McAfferty were presen A meeting of the Killian Circle was held on Thi evening, and resolutions were unanimously adopted, changing the name weet ed to their circle roe ses ve ap ng support to James with the Finds at thot General Sweeny and the Fenian Move- ment—Public Opinion in Ireland om the Babject. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In looking over the Dublin Nation of the 5th inst., my attention was attracted to an article headed “The Fenian Demonstrations.” In this article I find the fol- lowing reference to the policy of both wings of the broth- erhood in the United States :— OPINION ON THE ’MAHONY POLICY, now months since the occurrence of that dis- ruption of the Fenian society in America, the lars of which must be familiar to our readers, Since that date the criminations, recriminations and mutual de- nunciations of the rival leaders have formed a curious bon pred’ intel and we yr laren ghd cave $ them regarded with ive disgust by men who up to this time Delicvod that the Head we mig have broken his oath of fidelity to lon, wes wiocere, atall events, in ania ac x one hostility to the events ton this respect ; they Induce belie? his own vanity, the triumph of nis own rivals, are the objects he bas nearest bis Pe et eae an ity were e . ek. society, formed the plan of captu: England, as the sued and wisest nay of| &@ war for ‘the Hberation of this course they showed abundant from the military point of view. At war with the English power in they could claim from the American government recognition as belligerent. In the harbors of Canada they would ve equip i | iL HH i H BY i i i led i iu ; i ij fu Hi i t ? 3 i ~ i i | made by the undersigned, in which the operations in Canada tere declared preferable to the policy of Colonel O'Mahony, which favored active operations on the soil of Ireland alone, and continues :— In such words did General Swezny lay hie views the trionds of Irciand in America,” The stamp of esty and common sense was upon them; but they did agreeable to Mr. O'Mahony and hie party, did not like to see themselves superseded in (he man- agement of Fen‘an affairs—a line of business which they had found They Ppoemble opposition to the general nounced it at public meetings and broke in with rowdyism upon the mectings which were the : being held to support it; they interrupted the with shouts and eres; y fought among the and some of their namber got taken off to Police. They put into circulation from time to . whole fight of falsehoods to bolst Tho fighting, thoy said, had cor they to desert their brothers in part ‘that chance slip? said to belong to James Stophens—were they to to revert to the British goverment? These, aud & Deref equaliy veracious siaements, they ret afloat the purpose of divert ng the minds of the brotherhood from te pinn General Sweeny, and indecing them to contribute their money for the “direct favored by Mr. @'M: Chis ition wears considerably the prepared which were being by the Senate party, but did not step them. The month of April came on ; the time fixed by General Sweeny for the — . p bis ot drew near; every one feo to day t ; capecied feo y lay to Meee of thet Saltiansen that the 0" of the pubile ny py themeelrew ere reports of ve Mearvres were linsitly adopted, Aeses So ihe frees, Brenee aemeaes Wore ay const, and overy step that prudesee could to the authorities in the Threatened tertloty was take at once, How was this acton of the O'Mahony party #e be ao- counted for? Hod they wetted with General Sereony? or had they determin: them before he could move? Thoroughly as we aietrust while whether something of fine ort might no@ havo: ' i ‘Rtedes vices from the that of & Tomitty to to overnear all the NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1586. eee ee im her serrsca toakp as uy nder ciroumstances ouil insure thelr’ wa ac straction rather than her punishment. Far different is the sort of whieb eee ae ees en tries extent of their ret the Irish population in America endorse LAr OE tho Hemnin sno se eeed ty Dope ‘am personally gratified at this indi my efforts tease my naive lend are appreciated by a large and jatelligent portion af the of Treland. THOMAS . SWEENY, 8. of W., F. B. CAPITAL AND LABOR. The Strike of the Ship Carpenters, Ship Caulkers and Ship Joiners—Mecting of the “Bosses’*—Reported Strike in P.il- adelphia. A meoting of the master shipbuilders was held yester- day in Thalian Hall, Grand street, Though no regular notice had been given there was fair attendance, The chair was taken by Mr, Thomas Stack, Ur. D. D. Wes- tervelt acted as secretary. The minutes of the last meet, ing were read and adopted. Some discussion ensued with respect to the present position of affairs, and questions were asked as to whether the statement that Mr, Secor and Messrs. Hall, Cornish & Co. had employed men on the eight hour sys- tem was correct. Mr. genes the firm of Hall, Cornish & Co., ship- wrights, South street, said there was no truth in the statement. His firm was not going to work on the eight hegeenetems anti (hag shed na ieee whatever of 1g 80. Tho Cuareman observed that Mr. Secor had stated that he was not working on the eight hour system, and had not the slightest idea of adopting it. ‘Mr. Haut said that Mir. Secor would not give any coun- tenance tothe eight hour movement, and added tnat Soreness this meeting Mr. Secor would en- jorse Interrogatories were put to several gentlemen as to whether they knew if Mr. Allison was working on the eight hour plan. Mr. Haut, in reply, remarked that Mr, Allison had sent his foreman tohim to Inquire if they had cight hour men employed, and if not, how many nine hour men, and whether they were going on at the old terms, Mr. Allison sent word that he would like to know that, and he (Mr. Hall) furnished him with the required tnfor- mation. The foreman stated Mr. Allison had yielded to with the ‘‘bosses’’ hereafter, and that he would stand out with them. The foreman also men- that Mr. Allison would not der the im; ‘that the eight b eee ler the impression e eight hour m Was gen- erally in operation, and now, when he was made aware such was not the case, he would not, in all probability, adoptit. In one yard soventy-fve ship carpenters had to work under the old rule, and within the last few Says there had Deen twenty-five applicants for employ- ment in the same ent, where they could get all the men wan! Mr. ter also all the men he required under the old rule. The strikers were circulating these storics as to the employers eight hours for the (saad of enabiing them to s] the idea that the strike was succeeding. The feeling against the strike was more determined than ever that the Wess stated he had been informed caulkers and carpenters of Philadelpiua had refused to work on the vessel recently sent there from New York know if there for repairs. He wished to ‘was apy truth in rt. Mr Pow IN did not bel:eve there was any truth in it, Ho thought that if the workmen of Boston and Philadel- aaa ve rhe meeting ion dijoereet THE RIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT—MR. SECOR MESSHS, HALL, CORNISH & CO. ‘We are requested . Zeno Secor to state that the spree to the eifect that he or Meaars. Hall, Cor- A il 3 3 i i ie HH zi i | be ii | J H i 38 je! th i F | i i : ag 5 i ty i } iy if f z ' é i if is Et g 5 8 3 A é i hy i i Lt 55, rs 2 dH at inate flat, iy lt i ea fie 5 rey =F Baa 3B Hel Eee i i: i i i | Ss 3 Q é 5 il H ii “| A report was made to the effect that, Alter a carefaly examination of the af ferent places of employment, it was found that one hundred and ninety men wer» at work, and that of theso one hundred and ‘two were engaged ed hour ‘The Coys areert Hench, and that a tna RY period of labor for same Se eames year ioe mee his house for inability to rent, nor has one de- ; H i E i : a if pg in no strike have they ever seen £0 ‘The reason assigned for this is that the men struck at the proper time. There were two thousand five hundred or three thousand ship car- BS ‘we learn, in the cit, now ‘one thousand ot thie bidy, a mage’ drop an baving employment at other calli in different parts the country. Bitter complaints have been made by the strikers respecting the reported refural of the Directors of the Balance Dock to give the use of it for the repairs of the ship Frank Fiin fog rofecel war made on the ground that another vessel hed been entered; but the workmen say the dock has been idle for four weeks, and that the entry of the other ship is but a mere pretest to the Fepairs of the Frank Flint from being done by « master builder, who has the contract, on the eight hour her The men et Gis 6 combines by builders against one of their own class, and poy 2 oe 2, é i if i a ile a peed Pia 1 Axprew Barner, of 37 E a a sey par see Petar vessels have been m revenue cutter Hamburg Kbardt @ Gq. EMATS Gouinamion snl Steamship New York (Brem), Ernst, Bremen and South- wai we Ingram, Wilmington, Del—A Ab- Ship Carrier Dove, Bailey, Callao via Philadelphia—B I H aba Mick Lowa Palmerston (Br), MoCready, Cadis—Harbecks | Babooek, Itighee; 2 A Hammond. Paine, wit Auld Reckio (Br), Dawson, Barcalona—MeCully & | 2 HHusmond,! Johnson, Smiib, Strout, Gibara—J E Ward & Co, eae ‘a i, ‘Taylor, Givere—Sanches y, Dele, Anns (Br), Outhouse, Cienfuegos—J F Whit t iellie ‘Wallace, Nuevitas—Peck & Church. Beebe; Nighti weg Wentworth (ir), MeBurnis, 8+ Jobn, KDR pe dence: er Behr © A Farnsworth (Br). Sawyer, Barbados—E T Smith, Stevenson, NHav ro Lee, Charleston—Be: via Balem; 3 Bb dt a Sonne ‘Smillie Nichola, Churlestonen LE Metrosdy Bayles, Norwich: | Schr W B Beebe, Crawford, Charleston—N L McCready cibittelow, “thip Lady Emfly Peel, Peony, from lon- qteht Eelipee, Strout, Georgetown, DON L MeCready PORTLAND, Mi Aare brgn Ini, Cokeg, Sagun; 7 , Chester, ai BU; W: » Ider, Klizabethport; Calista, Ee rie re nae nara | Hist: tah Milian git onk gata for i; yn, Has a ‘. Ber Corey elley. Boatn—'k ees Wont, Fomrey, Ouinin for do,’ Heloic, at Quarantine, brig Active Aco Be Sordary, Cine Greet Bag Basten tiozathwait ota ‘teumor Dirigo, Sherwood, NYork; Sunderland, Schr 8 F Godwin, Peck, Stamfor PROVIDENCE, May 17—Arr nchr 5, Phila- Sloop Mary Gray, Lucas, Uncasv) vag iphia; An- fae Sid schra Jon leaf, Hooper, do; Kila H AN * ARRIVED. tie Holmes,” Tupley, do; Seatower, Chase, Etizabeth= Steamship Manhattan, Turner, Vera Cruz May 8, Sisal 10th, ; Isaac Anderson, le, do; Vermillion, Davie, do; and Havana 18h, with mdse and passengers, to Charles A hristopher Columbus, Potter, Haverstraw; James & Luey, Whitney, Robbins, N York; Everett, do; Julius Webb, Knapp, Steamship John Gibson, Johnson, Washington, DC, 48 | do; Cin ‘Lewis, do; Hdward. Milliken, do; sloope hours, with mdse ‘ngers, rom we lation, Hawkins, + jrew Johnsot Bteamahip Nereus, se, Boston, with mdse, to Isaac | Miller, NYork. si a3 RICHMOND, 17—Sid schrs Edward Slade. Drake, NYork; AT Cohn, Williams, Boston; Sedona, Simpson, do- SAN FRANCISCO, May 18 Arr steamer Motes Taylor, San Juan; bark Ho Mazzini, Genoa, DEAVANNAH, ‘May 12—Cid brig Abbie Ellen, Gilmore, Steamship W P Clyde, Powell, Boston, mdse, "Ship Corales Tie Hi pos we ea Indse, to'Svow &Hurgest,, Had ‘continual beary west gales to the Banks; washed away head rails, started cul- Tae port hace ight noctete U 8 steamer Tacony, Temple, from a cruise ry yw a . * Bark Thomas Wood (of Sunderland), , Ni by ong. infield, Crate days, with sugar, to order. &: company with schr (LMINGTON, NO. May 16—Arr Alice Gray, for Bice mn; achr John T Wi pebtig Water Lily, Tilton, Messina Feb 24, with frult to GM ‘Arr steamer Gussie |, Passed Gibraltar March 2; in lat 35 18, lon 28, saw | tavela, Reid, do. Uld brig M bark Pi market; schrs G A Bearse, Bearse, ‘Ventia (of Parsboro}, Walah, Glace Bay, 18 days, with | Brown, Adams, NYork. oergvenn avOrO), Bay, 13 days, ro ma, NYO Brig Thomas Owen (of Portland), Pettingill, Nuevitas 4th inst, with sugar, ac, to Thom ‘Hunter, ashe Brempie (ir, Harker, Windsor, Laichicplommndisesss A. QRKAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT HIRAM: Ee Gate ape feta cr mieneapee | SEH Ooty Med ttn Pe pt Sehr Hannah D, Chase, ilouoester, at 60 conts per yard, superior Olietothe frouk 3 to 18 fect wide; Ki and checked Matt Sehr Ann Flower, White, Portland, Schr Ann Blisabeth, Phillips, Portland, Me, for Philadel- @ LAFAYETTE PLACE. Selling at unprecedonted low rates, In consequence of ex» tensive alterations io thelr building. Sehr Adria Rockland. — A — A—A—A—A—A—A—A—A—A— x F Gonear . Rockland, ROKAW BROTHERS’ Sehr Me . oe Schr Mary jon, ——, Rockland. BROKAW BROTHERS’ Bchr Ottaman, Dodge, augers BROKAW BROTHERS! 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( yore ae OF Tis KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, CLASS A, On Royal Havana plan of single numbers. from New York for New River, NB, May from New York'tor 8t andrews, NB, ), for New Orleans, May 14, lat en. TESLA EE geen PERT, ws my Seavey, steering 8, May 13, lat4l 10, lon 69 6. pees seeres Sime he cae, te senses ore, April Sg dy Sg feel wd ton, Turks Talands; 20th, brig Bandoro’( Havani, u 7 Paveeseee sees \, Emerson, -s : oun: Colby, vartnoma, 17 Beate bark Second, Jordan, Rio Je- Vena April 23 (back date)—In Lape, Lek ie es eek In port May Sth, reported, brig Star of Faith, Pree- manson rigor art Nokiparetl, Bollard Boston, fettion ecg ‘May 17—Arr steamer Geo Ht Stout, Ford, BES Wea nade? ae i Farben Crowell, lying Send, Bates: . May 16—Arr, sehre LB Ives, New JOBILE, May 12—Arr steamer Ocean, on, Rising Ban, ; bark Roberta, mt inh kere rage h rows, © kK se wohra