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10 : NEW YORK CITY. ~T HE COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT Alleged Pmbezziement of a Letter by a Post Ofice Clerk. Before Commissioner Betts, The United States vs, Michael J, Kelly.—The defen- dant in this cage Was a letter carrier at station A, who was yesterday arrested and brought before Commissioner Betts on a charge of having embez- zied a letter passing through the station, containing $5 60, and Which was entrusted to him to deliver at the address—No, 647 Broadway, The charge mst him was preferred by special oostal agent James Geyler, The examination tn the cage is set down for the 18th instant. SURRDGATE'S COURT. Before Surrogate Tucker. The following wills were admitted during the week ending May 15:—David B, Swan, John Brown, Horace Smith, Sophe E. Torilhon, Benjamin Newton, Eliza- beth Beylies, Zohn A. Ryerson, Mary Allsteadt Soreieny: William G. Allison, James M. Billings, Sarah Ward, ‘Robert Duncanson, William Arnoid, Jeremiah S. bord, Samuel N. Bergh. Letters of administration were granted on estates of M. Hopper Mott, John C. Volekman, Mary Amos, Alexander C. Banderet, Carl Faist, Winifred Kenny, Ihilo A, Beebe, Johanna Gerry, Eve Ranos, Join Reynolds, -Honora White, George C. Yetman, Nancy Bath, Eva A. Preis, John Weiscopp, George Baker, John Dennelly, Wiliam Ficken, William Newell, Thomas Stewart, Anneite Brancheu. FIRST DISTRICT C.VIL COURT. Ail About a Leg. Before Judge Quinn, Jotm Hatley vs. William F. Ford.—This action arose, surgically and scientifically, on ‘the leg ques- ton.” It appears that the defendant in the suit 1s @ mangfacturer of surgical instruments at 85 Fulton street. During the month of November, 1867, the plainud, by the advice and application of Dr. Wasi- burn, of the New York Hospital, made an order on Mr. Ford for acertain surgical instrument or appa- rasus to be specially suited and adapted to the sup- pert of his fractured leg. A few days afier the order Was given the instrument was delivered to the piaintd, the defendant guaranteeing that it would answer all the purposes reauired, where- aipou tie plaintiff paid the price demanded of him jor the scientitic structure—twenty dollars, On the application of the contrivance, however, to the injured Lub by an agent of the defendantit proved ved pain, and alter a reasonable trial, bless, The defence was a general being submitted Judge Quinn ndant, aad the plamur under bis ari. jeulty. vs, James Hutchison.— us im this action complained that the de- m in the sum of twenty- ve cents, being @ balance for sments imposed by the plain- h the by-laws and constitution not set up a counter claim club and swore he had re- «dues, and theretore did not Judgment ior plaiutiffs—eighty tills ma or the « cents damages. FIFTH DISTRICT CIVIL COURT. A Husband Responsible fer His Wife’s Acts. Before Judge Loew. Mary Bloodgood vs. Sarah Wison.—The defend- antin this action was arrested on a civil warrant Jor wilfully and maliciously injuring plaintiffs pro- perty to the amount of seventy-five doilars. It seems Mat the plaintif, when moving on the ist of May wast, ieft some personal property, including a silk Gress, with the defendant, who was a neighbor, for sale keeping. A day or two after plaintiff called on defendant and demanded her property, which Was ‘thereupon restored to her, with the ex- ception of the dress in question, which defendant refused to defiver up until a claim which she had against the plaintiff was satisfied. The result was an alvercation between the parties, when, as alieged, = defendant wre the dress and threw it at plain- feet. The defendant's couusel now moved tt t the action be disimissed, on the ground that de- Seudant is a married woman, and that her husband must be joined with her. Judge Loew has rendered 2be following aecision in the case? -—| doubt very much whether the general words of the District Coart act bond of 1557, chapter 844, section 16), permitting the rest of a femaie “for a wilful jury to person orvproperty,” have altered the rule of the common Jaw, which exempts a married woman from arrest on mesnee process in all cases whatever. (1 Duer, 613.8 How, Pr. 124.) But even if they had this.ac- lion could not be maintained against the wife alone. ‘The husband 1s a necessary pai y, for the wife can mot be sued alone for a tort committed by her. (Code, sec. 1i4; 9 Wend. 235,) Both are chargeable for a wrong done by the wife, and both must be joined as defendants. (2 E. D. Smith, 91; Reeves Dour Rel., 4%; 2 Hilt., 179.) In such @ cise the husband may be arresied, and after judgment his wife may be charged ™ execution with him. (Solomon vs, Wass, 2 Hilt. 179, and cases there cited.) This action must be dis- mmsed with Costs and seven dollars extra costs. THIRD DISTRICT CiViL COURT. The Services of a Private Detective. Betore Judge Smith. Jon 8. Taylor vs. Henry Burr.—This acuon was brought by the plaintiff, a private detective, against she defendant to recover an alleged balance due to him for services tn procuring testimony to enable one Mary Town to procure a divorce from her hus- band, Joseph Town, in an action in the Supreme #ourt, the said Mary Town being the daughter-in- Jaw of the defendant in this action. ‘The plaintift was sworn in his own behalf and tes- ed chat he was introduced to the defendant by A. ke, an express agent of Adams & Co., at his rorner of Broadway and Spring street, and at e interview the defendant employed him to pro- cure the necessary evidence and agreed to pay him ‘the sum of $1 id that he furnished the evidence aud Mre. Town procared her divoree, and that there ‘was due to him a balance of forty-three dollars. A. S. Blake testified in behalf ‘of the plainth? that he made an appointment with the piaint? to meet the detendant at his hat they met and an ar- Taugemenot was made whereby the platntif agreed to Jurnish the evidence fn the divorce sutt; that h acted in the matter as @ friend of the family, that he sent for tue plaintit? at the request of the de- Sendant and Mr. Burr and Mra. Town. ry Burr, the defendant, testified that he was a meznber of the tirm of Mott & Burr, carriage makers, Mi Luis city; that Mrs, Town was bis daughter-m- Jaw, and that he met the plaintiff at the oftice of Mr. Elake by appointment; he asked bim if he knew = ph Town and talked with the nsiT about the o; Mi ake had the —— of the case, Py that his wife and Mra. Town employed Mr. Blake; he made no agreement with the piaintif® and er employed .him; when the plaintid? subsequentiy pay some person to assist him tn the matter: he told him he die not pay Mrs. fowa’s bilis; that Mra. Town Was then stoppiug at his house in New Rochelle, aud be taid her of the demand of the platnuft, and whe sol Ja diamond ring to pay the expenses of the $150, forty dollars of which she gave to me ad tothe piaintit, which 1 paid to him; that plaintui? called again on him and said he had tracked Townto @ certain place and had got the e and wanted some money, which he refused to give him, and that be never employed Mr. Blake in the matier, Justice Smith, after a patient hearing of the evi- dence and facts, came to the conclusion that the preponderance of the testimony was with the plain- Un, and gave bim judgment for the amount claimed, WILL Costs, any IVTELLIGEN Ces ‘Tar WaearTuen Yesrenpay.—The folowing record Wil show tie changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in comparison with the cor- responding day of last year, as indicated by the thermomezergat Hudnat’s pharmacy, HekaLD Buitd- Broadway, corner of Ann street:— 868, Me ‘ature yesterday. ‘Average temperature for corresponding date ‘ai Average tempers year Aves age ter Avetege se uuperature for correspon: yeu Tie Union Pactrio: MarLs.—Lettera which left San Francisco on the evening of the 6th of May were dist ed at the Post Office in this city before nine esterday morning. TRENAL REVENCK—The income tax of the ebtO dasurict of this city for this year amounts to $625.0 uring the year previous it amounted to $045, 00—(ncrease this Year, $282,000, Fouxo Dmap.—Yesterday morning Ann Higgins, an infaut three months old, was found dead in bed wheside her mother, who lives at Ro. 193 Mott street. oroner Flynd bela an tnquest, wh ‘that death resulied from neural causes,” ideo ACGIDENTAL DROWNING.—Howard Crocker, a man ewenty-sx years of age, and @ native of this coun: try, fell jnto the dock from pier 10 Bast rt wae drowned before ald could reach him, Was subsequently recovered and .— a oner Granke Lae] iying al croner Rollins motified to ceaser! was mate of tne owe CuaNors IN THE UNITED STaTRs Manerar’s Ory ice.—Maranel Barlow bas padg the following $$$ rrr NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. changes tn his omce:—Theodore W. Greig, James A. Christie and James furner to be United States or gend Marshals, in place of Luther Horton, David B. Dwire and pao Donshe, removed. Charles McCay, Deputy United States Marshal, has resigned, but no appointment has yet been made to fill the vacancy. Mayonr’s Orrice.—Marshal Tooker reports the business of the license bureau during the past week as follows:—Three hundred and two licenses have been issued as follows:—intelligence offices, 12; ex- press wagons, 1: renders, 23; carts, 58; drivers, 39; pawnbrokers, 28; secondhand dealers, 28; junk houses, 2; porters, 5. various kinds, SINGULAR COINCIDENCR.—On the 24 instant Mrs. shock to her nervous system that death ensued in a #@w hours afterwards. That of itself was not are that a few hours subsequently Mrs. Rachel Stratton, a lady seventy-one years of age, living in the same house, fell and struck her head's sanioes 8 Lip neh, ts of + marble washst thus frac singular coincidence, ips. tration ica on lay from the effects an the Injuries received, and Coroner Keenan held an mquest over the remains. She was a native of New Jersey, whither the body was taken for injerment. The deceased ladies were in earriae related and were unacquainted with each other. POLICE INTELLIGENCE, ALLEGED BURGLARY.—On Friday Martha Holman detected a German named George L. Schultz in the room of Charies A. Gunsi, No. 221 Sixth avenue, which he had entered by forcing off the door bolt. It is charged that he was detected in the act of steal- ing $150 worth of clothing. The prisoner was com- mitted for trial, in default of $1, bail, by Justice Dodge yesterday. ROBBING A POLICEMAN.—OMcer McKenna, of the Fourth precinct, yesterday alternoon found Cathar- ine Dwyer in the City Hall Park in a helpless state of intoxication and proceeded to take her to tne Tombs Police Court. He first, however, took charge ef abagin her possession containing a draft for £125, thirty-seven pieces of British coin, three pas- sage tickets for Liverpool, two breastpins, a pair of earrings, and altogether of the value of $977 61, and transferred the same to one of the hind his coat, While he was helping Catharine to her feet he felt @ clutch at his tail coat pocket, and, tura- ing round, caught a young man with the bag in nis possession. e forthwith, took the prisoner to the Tombs, before Alderman Coman, the sitting magis- tate, ‘The prisoner, who gave his name as Patrick Riley, was committed to answer in default of $1,000 bail. Catharine was committed till she could get sober, when her property will be returned to her. ARREST OF AN ACTRESS—THE LARCENY OF A PIANO CHARGED.—Before Justice Dodge, at the Jeffer- 80n Market Police Court yesterday, appeared Horace Waters, piano dealer, Broadway, accompaniea by detective Crowley, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, trick and device of a piano of the value of $300, and asserts that on the 2d of January, 1867, the accused came to his place, leased a plano ‘at the regu- lar monthly rental of seven dollars, that the instrument was sent to her residence at No. 330 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and payments amounting in all to ninety-four dollars made upon it; that the accused, after the last payment, left the city and sold the piano. The lady e ed a plea of not guilty, and through her counsel, Jonn Wait- ra: asked and obtained an examination. lengthy cross-examination followed, during hich Mr. Waters admitted that Mrs. Roberts had made several payments after he had learned that she had disposed of the instrument. The contract between the parcies to the transaction dated Janu- ary 2, 1866, was put in as evidence and counsel claimed the benetit of the statute of limitation as over three years had elapsed since the commission of the alleged offence. Mr. Waters swore that the entry on the date of the contract, “January 2, pa was a clericn! error that should read “Janu- 2, 1867," and counsel’s objections were over- ‘As the complaint charges that the 10 Was: leased with the intent to defraua compi: it, and the evidence shows that nearly $100 was paid as rent, it is very questionable whether the Grand Jury will indict. The Justice took the papers, committty the lady to prison 40 await his decision, that wiil be rendered on Monday, in all probability. VELOCIPEDE NOTES, Two great improvements will be perfected this week in velocipedes, and both are just the improve- ments that bid fair to make the velocipede a ma- chine of everyday utility, doing away with the jarring sensation when riding over rough pavements, and the second is a device that trebles the speed with less than the ordinary power and one-fourth the velocity of treadle move- ment. With regard to the opinions of “quacks” and fogies the following, from such eminent authority as the London Lancet, may prove a ‘‘squelcher”’:— We have lately had an opportunity of examining veloc. seeing tbe in we. Our attention oe e which was freety brought le Senbenoekoras: Sitar alee reatgaon wens tive. ula wereirery favorable. it the mus. cles (of the body Dot those of the “lower limbs alone, were meh eal Into play, and the mode of tion promned a very agreeab iaethod of ¢ ‘al exerc! a violent action of was necessi- lated by the old velocipede, and which was liable to cause protrusion of the intestines, We should, however, add exercise, like all mastic” feats, real for safety that ' it should Stee care! felipe regulated, that a, high rate of speed only enired, and tat great etforis should be studiously cee With these iimitations we cannot see any probability of dan- ger to health in the employment of the veiocipede. No doubt is beat hited for the young and active, for very few learn- eecape & considerable number of Talis, which are not auily borne by thone in. whom, age has diminished the clan Uelty of the frame. Indeed the most ardent velocipede riders he pursuit bas become quite passion in France) do hot recommend it with any earnestuees to those whe have passed forty years, Business at all the riding schools in this city is brisk as ever, and numerous entertainments take place, aimost nightly. August Siegrist’s feat, riding a velocipede on a wire rope, twenty-five feet above the ground, at the City Gardens, San Francisco, is one of the biggest institutions of the breakneck kina, The wheel 1s grooved to fit the wire. He will attempt this sum- mer to cross Niagara Valls in the same manner. Carrie A. Moore, the ‘Velocipede Queen,” has been delighting the “Kanucks,” at Montreal lately. “Wait? Brown made his five miles easily against the trotver John Stewart, trotting ten miles last Tues- day, at Boston. Brown made his distance mn 26:20, and Stewart completed nine miles in 26:35. ‘The horse felt so bad that he “waked of on his ear.” Bergh is about to have Brown arrested for crueity to — Charge—“Beating” the trotting horse very y: A. P. Meisinger, of this city, challenges “all comers” to ride fifty or one hundred miles on a veloce, for $100 to $500 a side, race W take place two weeks from signlug articles, ' Meisinger and W. B. Harding run the first of iree races—best two in three—for $000 aside, to-morrow. ‘The Empire City Kink will be transformed tnto a “Grand Musical Palace” with nightly concerés on an immense scaie. A large arena Willi be reserved for velocipede riding, and the “go it gracefuis” ean “go iv? as usual. The grand national velocipede exhibition and tourney 18 anDoUnced to take place to-morrow at the = City Velocipedrome, and w continue all the ‘Frenk Swift has his hands full, as he means to try to win $1,000 from Fred Hanion next month in this city, and has accepted Husted'’s $600 challenge for mile heats, best three in five, to be contested at Bul- falo. A new machine, capable of wonderful speed, was tested privatey at Chase's Astor Velocipedrome, Vesey street, yesterday, and will be puvlicly dis- played there’ in @ day or Nt “Katie” is the at the Astor Velocipe- drome, and rides the comuary veloce very finely. She is prump, petie and pretty, and wears a semi- xouave costume, which shows her off w advantage. She 1s @ puptl of Chase's. On Tuesday a tournament and several contesta for handsome prizes, inciuding a velocipede, take place at Kobertson’s Academy, Wooster street. A contest in mile races took piace yesterday at New Dorp, Staten island, on the grounds and under the auspices of the Kichmond County Agricuitural Society. Palbot Root won the first race in 4:2244; prize, gold medal; five entries, thirty-nine inch wheel. Seeond race, prive, silver goblet; six entries; won by Henry Sequil ine in'4: ea ig Th Third race, silver edai; three fentctes ; Won by is Standerwick in 36. “Serub’’ race, "purse o} $10; Ove entries; won James Baker, in 4:3739. The rain shower made the track a little beavy, but the time all through was excellent. A grand complimentary testimonial entertainment was given to Harry Taxter, the arena manager at the Bmpire City Tink, last night, by the velocipedists of New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia aud Boston. Harry was never aware how many friends he bad until he saw, them mustered last night, and there bam such Oh, crowd that he does not kaow now how any as gote Pickel Dering Brown, Master Carnival, wane California a Professor Lopp ©. Turvee assisted, and som racing wok place. ‘The entertainment closed With Taxter’s celevrated cavalry drijl on velocipedes, @ spiendid spectacie. Frank Rivers is doing @ capital business at the Jersey City Velocipedrome, good management and novelties na the secret. The Velucipedrome wa grand resort of ladies. A Pittsburg oll firm has obtained a verdict against the United States Telegraph Company, in the Court of Common Pieas, for ‘Tonle amounting to $10,000 Jor not Wausuitting & Dusivess telegram, @ 5 junk ‘carts, 45; coach 4; doarding owes, 2;'porte re has been collected for license fees $3,157, and $1,002 has been recovered for parties who had been swindied by sharpers of joney, a lady nearly 100 years of age, then living t No. 94 Fourth avenue, fell and received such & markable circumstance, but coupled with the fact jockets of who had in charge Mrs. Emily J. Roberts, an actress attached to one of the theatrical companies. Waters made affidavit charging her with the larceny by The first isa means of 4, Seambip Champion, Lockwood, Charienton—H R Morgan tsieacnahip Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington, NC—James SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE. NEW JERSEY. verre bi 1p Ellen S Terry, Chapin, Newbern, NC—Murray, PP 82 F GND ES piChmDEhID Iaaae Beil, Bourne, Nortoix, City Point and yehmond—. Jersey City. Steamabip vallag cys Johnson, Alexandria—Phillips & ‘TAMPBRING WITH CARS ON THE RaiLKoap.—On | Brow: Sicamshto Glaneus, Wald |. Boston—W P Cirde Ship Europa (NG), Richt 1a—H Kooy oop & & Co. Ship Queen of Hearts (Br), oi ‘Nell, Miramichi—Nesmith & Bark Hans Georg (NG), Podens, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye Bare Soll deo Gloria (NG), Wienardt, Rotterdam—W Salem Bark 8 Ursula (Br), Losberg, Rio Janeiro—Pendergast several recent occasions the cars of the Washington through train have been uncoupled vetween Piula- delphia and Trenton, so that when the train would siart from a certain station one or more of the cars would be left betind, A report has been made to the Superintendent of the New Jersey Railroad, in which it is charged that these acts have taken place Bren hGn with the connivance of one of the officers of the Bark Kosmos neds Wierichs, Laguna Pred sehrooa, compa: Bark Graita, Wallate, Carienas- Simpson & Clapp. > Bark Union (Bn, Leblanc, Cow Bay~Hatton, Watson s Warren (Br), Averill, Bangor—W Ingalls. Brig le ry Fallon Havre 9 DeWalt Co, Be = ee a Mesos, Snail Fun Funchal, Miller & Fe ‘entaur, Moore, Cardenas—’ tor Brig Mary Slewart, Adainsy St Thomas Miller 4 Hough- cot ‘fig Flor del Mar (Br), Pettis, Windsor, NSB J DeWolt & Brig Nazarine (Br), Crane, Windsor, NS—Crandall, Um- ras . Bele H Haviland (Br), LeBlanc, Cow Bay—Hatton, Wat- in & C 1 eigen Lewis (Br), Bennett, Hillsboro, NS—PI Nevius £50 Bil si 1 (Br), Bennet, & Parker. wt rig Haris wou TNO etna Ng, Witslcion 0 To- ia Brig Hatt B, Daggett, ee and s market—Yates & Porterfield, _Ba We Baracoa—| Free in AN Om Factory,—At halt-past three o’clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in the oll factory in Provost street, near Pavonia avenue, owned by Bachman & Co., Maiden lane, New York. ‘The fire was first observed in the rear portion of the builaing, which is constructed mainly of wood, and spread go rapidly that the poor people who occupy venements in the vicinity became alarmed and be- fore the engines had commenced to work the streets were crowded with people. The heat was intense and was felt one block distant: but as soon as Engine Xo. 4 turned on a Pcie tee stream the raging ele- ment was quelled and the front portion of the pai ing was partially saved. The loss on stock 1: down at $30,000; machinery, $10,000; other oases, 5,000; partly insured in Connecticut and New York companies. The Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart- ment is satisfied that the building was fired by river thieves, who haunt that portion of the river lying between the Jersey City and Pavonia ferrica. Hoboken. pln. Schr 8 E Fabens, Bohr Lady Mulgrave oye «Br), Vance, St Johns, Me Eckwright Sehr ‘Valtant (Br), Crane, Windsor, NS—Crandall, Umphray Schr Watauga, Laurence, Jacksonville—N L MeCready & Schr 8: Whorfe, Wellfieet—E ‘Tne MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD ComPany are | Schr Talewilde Hie Weleet i. i about to constructa Ine of railroad from the east | fepr Tuer B Day, Hickman, Wellfleet —E Crowell. end of the Bergen tunnel, skirting along the foot of hr EC Bmith, Newoomb, Wellfieet—E Crowell. the hillas tar as Weehawken, and terminatin, Schr T A Ward, Ni yw & Richardson. in the docks occupted by the Delaware and Hudson conn ee Warren, Drisko, Oambridgeport—Snow 4 Rich- x igpnaaed Schr Brainard, Buell, Hartford—G K Rackett & Bro. THE ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING CASE.—Loebe, who ed Alice B, All , Ceater—Baker & Dayton. was accidentally shot at the Hamburg House by the | sieah agave, Bit rides Kigeport. uni barkeeper, lies at St. Mary’s Hospital, and a consul- pee ‘ tation of physicians will be necessary before the bul- let can be extracted. The ball lodged in the corner of the right eye, fracturing the cartiiage of the nose, and, glancing in an oblique direction, settled behind the olfactory membrane. Communipaw. THe Stock YARDS,—During the past week 248 cars arrived at the stock yards, containing 2,461 cattle, 8,987 hogs and 5,277 sheep. There were slaughtered 314 cattle, 8,793 hogs and 4,314 sheep. Hudson City. ‘Tae Fire CoMPARtES AND THE PoLIcR.—An grder REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YAORTS. 7 (Br), Walter, London, with mdse and ‘“htamantp Gegras Washington, Gage jeans, M eamal e ny 6, with mdse and passenxe! < kgxto to May 14,20 miles N of atteras, signalled schr Agnes, bound N. acit p Sherman, Henry, New Orleans, May tnd ass 9h, with mdse’ and passengers, to Frederic jteamshtp RS Burton, New Orleans via Norfolk, with mi lory & co. ‘Arrived ocean of Lath. Steamanip’ Saragossa, "Ryder, Gharisnon, with mdse ac passengers, to Artaur Leary. poitamabip Chesapeake, Bragg, Portland, with mdse, to J was issued yesterday by the Fire Commissioners of | ,Sy2carmcncus (Br). Murray, ined mien Feb) et Hudson City tastructing the foremen of the fire com- | Good Papen sane momen es qa, i pril 17, 'n ion 30; from. 1a vrinds, large quantities of rain, thunder and February 24 had a hurricane, be snhln Ws lat at beginning 16 22.8 8, lon lon & niger E} time steered 8 panies to furnish the Chief of Police with a key to each of the engine houses, in order that when a fire breaks out the patrolmen in the vicinity may have free access to the engines, and that no annecessary delay may take place when the fire companies are out of the cen- aroused a. The police wili also have access to the thip eeu ‘lle tat Sia, Be Bw By spoke Br bell tower, from which they can obtain a full view of | (at 432.N, ca hig 10. E, shi} Mina Be tom ‘Sings, cet SM the city and ascertain the locality of a fire. Hong Kong ; March 12, lat lon 45 ‘sbtp Shannon (Br), from Calcutta for eae ot] 8, lon 39 44 E, ship’Australla (Duteh), from Batavia ee ‘Amsterdam ; 13th, int, 34/41 8. lon 25°48 E,, ship, Easex (Br), trom’ Cal: Chita for London; Apa 1s lat 128 Ne fon a3 40 W, steamer Halley AL from Bahia for’ Southam) aun. lat 12.14 .N, susan with 100 bbia oil, momen 8 N. lon 60 40 W, steamer Severn (Br), from Ue tndies for Sonthampton ;’10th, brig Grace Redpath (Br), from Montreal, bound 8. Bark Wheatland (of Baltimore), Buraley, Buenos Ayres, 46 days, with hides, &c., to Dowiey, Corners & Co, hoe “ark Thos Dallett (Br), Pike, Laguayra April 92, and Porto Cabello 2th, with hides, o, to'Dallett; Bliss Co. May Il, Ww a number of empty bogsheads floating, in bine paint rmstron, mg Lodge, Trinidad, Cubs, 17 days, with sugar, to Jas Borland jarl re Lavinia (of Eastport), Matanzas, 10 days, with sugar, de, to Brett, Son. & Conn Bark Howard (Br), Butler, Matanzas, 0 days, wit with sugar, 4c, to Moses Taylor & Co; vessel to B Boga & Hincke Davia, "Palermo, march sO passed Gi orl Tewith trutt, (5, Ja Robt inson & Co. Had light easterly winds to lon 60; since strong westerly winds and much tog. Brig Carmine (Ital), Ferrara, Girgenti via Bermuda, 19 days, with sulphur, to order. Put into Bermuda in distress, Re i jaa Murchié (Br) Grant, Havana, 1b days, with sugar, 6 09 rat Niajara (Br), Holmes, Sierra Morena via Havana, I1- ues pond omy Youngs & Co: vessel to James Edmis ‘oe te ia Emma (of Searsport), Carlon, Matanzas, 10 ye, with sugar, 10 Wala F Field War. Gaile in company Harrison, Tue Hartune Mysrery.—After taking consider- able more testimony in this case, on Friday night the Coroner’s inquest was adjourned at a late hour till next Wednesday. The evidence adduced at the last meeting was simpty a corroboration of tne facis already stated in yesterday’s HERALD. At the same time that it is perfectly proper, 80 long as a particle of doubt remains as to the real cause of the boy's death, that a full and complete investigation should be made, it is true, too, that there appears to be a large amount of unnecessary time used in arrivin, at @ solution of the mystery. Public anxiety and excitement ougnt to be allayed at once. jewark. A CANNIBAL OVERMAULED.—Yesterday morning a few roughs congregated opposite the saloon of Mr. Simpson, in Broad street, and kicked up arow. De- tective McWilliams attempted to arrest some of them, when an individual named Thomas Grady contrived to bring lus teeth in contact arith the officer's thumb an lepittnd bruised it to a wa The Towdies all escaped in consequence; but Grady in the afternoon was tapped on the shoulder and conveyed a, the station house, where he was locked up for DEMISE OF AN OCTOGENABIAN.—Late on Friday wie hag aig cone ew Prag Ban ee EAA 78 night Mra. Phoebe R. Goble, who had reached an age wit & to Miller & ftoug mH U ists uss we ‘as Davis (of stock ony au Stowers, Cardenas, 8 days, fs eight years beyond the allotted fourscore, was gath- — to her bese aS feo erpond Bo. 900 wine Sofa (a. itches agua ib days, with sugas, de., 0 road street. ler deal is lever @ have nm even then owing to an attack of apoplexy. De- | rg veuie cay (qf Bath), Randiett Wap tn ice dt site | fe mwce was widely known in this city and deeply | 74) po m Sagua for New gan y ved for her amiability. She was early identi- ‘Schr Capreccio ¢A\ i nee with the foundation of the Foster Home. ui Swit 80 on; vemel to Had strong RW and BW. Elizabeth. Sehr CR Moody (of Frankfort, Me), Abbott, Para, 2 days, Vist? OF NEWARK ALDERMEN.—Aldermen Baker, | with, rubber, nuts, dc Racers 4 cline, Salinas and Lord, Scott and Stainsby visited Elizabeth on Friday Arroyo, PR, 17 daym with sugary ae; to Thayer & Sargent and were received by Mayor Grier and the members of the Common Council. ete were entertained at the residence of Mr. A. W. Domack and prolonged their visit up toa ity hour. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. BURGLARY aT YONKERS.—During friday night the store of David Burns, newspaper agent, on Palisade avenue, in this village, was forcibly entered and robbed of a Use of toys and confectionery. The boarglars obtained ingress by forcing @ rear win- dow. A young man named McGuire was arrested by the police yesterday while in the act of offering for sale is resembling those taken from Burns’ store. He was held for examination. Miuitany Visit.—In view of the proposed visit to the village of Sing Sing of the Twenty-second regiment, N. G & MN Y., next Thursday, the President and Board of Village Trustees, together with the Fire Department and the pupils of the military schools, have arranged Schr i haniet ewe et of Biuehill, Gray, Sisal, 13 days, with hides, &e, to Schr Union (of Harrington), Leighton, ton, Barbadou, 23 dare, Trith sugar, de, to Bowring & “Arch M May: Schr Inland Belle (of Vinathaven), Cardenas, 10 i ‘aa, boom) ), Pierce, nas days, wrth engar, 10.3 8 toy 8 ‘Sehr J Carr, Cienfuegos, 21 days, with sugar, c, pete Mari cf Coldspring), Hort Bi a ia ins lorton, Baracoa, toJT 1 Pearsall vessel vo BS Ba wenbere bh Eneas. a jeuthera, 7 days, with pine- mete Viooyera 3 ae Eleuthera, 6 days, with pine apples, to Jas Enens. ur’ Rath N Atwood (of Wellfleet), Kemp, Bermuda, & t, with produce, to D 8 Schen er Julia R Floyd, Squiree, Tndlanola 15 days, with ides, “Sete Witte s 8 v4 1 ey Virgini br Minerva L Wedmore, Terry, Virginia for New Ha- a Mindoro, Higgins, Portland, with lumber, to Holyoke Sehr Riverdale, Corwin, Gloucester. Schr Onward, Gorham, Nantucket. Schr Whistler, Keefe, Taunton, Sehr J Nellson, Macomber, Taunton. to turn out and formaily welcome the strangers to Schr J C Chew, Dea ‘aunton. the hospitalities of their village. It is understood the Schr Gen Sheridan, ese Bad Portland, Ct. regiment goes to Sing Sing for drill and parade, Schr faate, Das Davis, New Haven. Schr Katie J Hoyt, , New Haven for Alexandria, Va. Schr Dani Webelel, Miller, Bridgeport. Schr Clara Post, Ferris, Port Chester. BELOW. Bark Brazil, from Bristol, Rv eg spoken 13th inat, lat —, on 66, by pilot boat J D Jones, No Se my Tue bark, Otiodone, reported as teow at this port by pilot, was (rom Salem for Buenos Ayre SAILED. Stgamahine Chine, Liverpool; City of London, do; Helve ropa. Gnagow Latayette, Havre; Euterpe, feston: United States New Orieane; George Cromwell, Hunwevive, Savannab; San Jacinto do; hampton, Chavtes- ton; Mi ford, Wilmington, "NG lien e Terry, New: bern, naa’ fell, Norfolk, & ‘Also tha be Dark Doris Broderson, Cadiz. TERMINATION OF AN INQUEST.—The Coroner's in- quest commenced on Friday, touching the death of an unknown youth who was killed by a New Haven train, the particulars of which appeared in yester- day’s HERALD, was resumed yesterday afternoon. D. 8. Olds, engineer of the train, testified that he was not running faster than twenty miles per hour at the time of the accident, and that owing to @ curve in the road he did not see deceased until within a few yards of him; that he at once blew “aown brakes” and reversed his en; ine, but too late to save the boy's life. After a few moments’ deliberation the ary returned a verdict of “Acck dental death.” The body was buried, by order of the Coroner, without having been identified. De- ceased was dressed in a light ages And pantaioons, and on his linen were the marks + W. 12” worked ia red thread, ‘The dry dock business has not been very great during the past week. ‘The mammoth sectional dry dock at Hoboken, one of the Erie Basin dry docks, two of the screw docks, near the foot of Market alip; the great balance dry dock, near the foot of Pike slip, and the sectional dry dock nearest the foot of Rut- gers slip, are empty. ‘The dredging of the sectional dry dock alip, near the foot of Rutgers street, is finished. The dredging of the slip occupied by the great balance dry dock, near the foot of Pike slip, will be commenced on Wednesday, during which time that struc- ture will be located Sa the alip between piers 49 and 50. ‘There were 639 vessels in port iast week, of which & were steamers, 91 sbips, 143 barks, 113 brigs and 110 schooners. The schr Anna H Frye, wa! as run Into at sea by one of the Bremen steamers, was taken on one of the screw docks on Wednesday for repairs. The work was thoroughly done, under direction of the steamship company. The schooner Whinper, a fishing smack, after having her rudder fixed, was lowered from Nelson & Townsend's dry dock on Friday afternoon. ‘The yacht Lois was on the smaller one of the screw docks ‘on Friday, being painted. The brig Leo, 367 tons, new measurement, bullt in Lon- donderry—to which place she belongs—in 1962, was lowered from the People's dry dock near the foot of Gouverneur street yesterday. The bark Commerce, 462 tons, new measurement, built in Newcastle, Me.—to which port she belongs—in 1863, is now on the last mentioned dock, for the purpose of being calked, stripped of her old and furnished with » new sult of yellow metal sbeathing. ‘The ebtp Trimountain, 1,301 tons, new measurement, built in Medford in 1860, and belonging to Mr Charles Carow, of thie city, #00 the great sectional dock near the foot of Rut- gers atip. An underwriter's survey will be beld on her to- morrow morning. EDDYVILLE. Pive BUILDINGS SrRUCK BY LiGHTNING.—During @ thunder storn at Eddyville, Ulster county, yester- day morning, the lightning struck a building of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, setting it on Ore. Before the flames could be subdued five barns, two stores and a storehouse, and the buildings and ways of @ shipyard, together with a boat, were de- stroyed. Three hundred horses were fortunately rescued from death, The loss has not yet been ascertained. A WALL STREET ET IVERTISE MEN A Gentleman Borrows $1 $119,125 and Leaves to Visit His Mother in the Country. Considerable consternation was caused tn a promt- nent Broad street banking house yesterday after- noon by tne discovery that a member of the firm had turned up missing, and with him a considerabie sum In certified checks, The faets as reported are these:—The junior mem- ber of the firm left the office about two o'clock, car. rying with him certified ehecks and certificates of stocks to the amount of $95,000 to make deliveries of stocks and deposits of Bt net At three o'clock he had not returned, when ‘ner institated inqul- ries at the City National Thank, and discovered | the young financier, #o far from having made deposits from proceeds of stocks, had obtained two cerufied checks—one for $95,475 and one for $23,660— and decamped for parts unknown. last evening it had not been ascertained w! dispo- sition the man had made of the certified checks and securities, or to what hoon quarter of the globe he had turned hia weary footsteps, Martac 1 r a] smn Crewonse, Francisco, off Cape Horn SHIPPING NEWS, | tenuis Rael ennorgatct Toast, ead of malntopwaat and the foreroyal yard. Bank MicHRL MONTAIONE (Fr), Captain Gattroy, from Cardenas for Falmouth, for orders, with w cargo of sugar, put into thie port yesterday in a leaky condition. When four dary out she was discovered to be making water freely. Tho was immediately headed for this erty and ont er: cram frome, constant pumping | were nated i 2 towed to the ct hy aeuiy uae and Wr bout #ix feet of water |: Mantly worked and diecharg A boned of ‘survey ‘was eid steam pumps be imme diately procured for free- the pumps on board being ulterly inadequate, stant working only succeeded In redwoiny id from eight Teet nine inches to wix feet and vensel is now lying alongside the wharf near Ronnanes dock, and will commence Gincharging ber rgo thie MOrNINg.—Sarannah Advertiser, May 12. BuioSeRarina Tarnaw, Tolioch, of and from London ar for ith a. of and from end of the Cobbier's ‘Rock, Barbedog, 16th ult an boosie total wreok. © tor New York ‘bis Day. | Moon sets.....eve 11 51 | High water.morn — — ri 2 i PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 15, 18 CLEARED. Steamabip China (Br), Hock £ Cunard Steamship Europa (Br), McDonald, Giasgow ¥. Laverpoo! via Queenstown— Henderson Steamship Lodona, Hovey, Cow Ray—Snow & Burgess Steamab | Berens, Gates, Gaivestun via Key West—O It Mallory & La 19th ult, and became ® 10 Bourres, sa from Baktimore with a bry Ts of corn auf aN # ashore ear Yarmouth, NS. ‘The fesse! much damaged. pr dente from Para for New York, betore PB og Aig i hd Was been gus Uff lod Une stekence ip United States, Norton, New Orieane—-Pred Rtenmabip Geo Cromwell, Vaill, new Or Crom: wea co. inthe Steamenip Ban Jacinto, Atking, Kavannab— W A Garrri- “dleamsbip Uyateriley LyoD, Sqvannah—R Lowden, Eenclute yee despatched from Norfolk this (15th) AM to tow none eos ae TRERON = on the rocks in yet harbor of Dap wch want or on sold on the “e Hole, ing the ways for repairs, Sun DW HAMmonD (of Chatham), before reported pry Hook, has been got off, and was brought up nasi rk, at Holmes? leaking bedig: “Wilt dacserge deckioud and 40 00 Sour Eaqus, Grant Ellsworth for Providence, ar- rived at Salem "19th iGet, with loss of dec lond aust fall of water, having struck on shoal ground south of Cape Cod. Miscellaneous. Captain George A. Blokford, of the ahip Ellen Southard, rom tothe S the had gone oa board the tis ah to aptain of that veusel and was returning down on 10 «Tope, whioh, belnx slack,” it eaut him to lose bis balance and "0 iho that he mit have been sen sitnned, as he Tnade no effort to'mave being » good swimmer, too ved at Honolulu April 2, barks E: McKenzie, const of Cal pollo with 650 180 Wola whale oll tena talled 104 01 ona Hercules, Howland, from a cruise, with 160 Lbis ae ie "« Thompdon, Al Ny ay Po eed ole eral pea oe. a oa crue Uh, aly or] m Bike a ea b 31 st Hibera! tet ais 1d March 31, a, Ludlow, on Homan, Jarnegan, do do ‘Awa hon! snk orion, and Vineyard, Sunith, ‘do; Mh, Camilla, rod at New Bedford 18th inst, brig Abbott Lawrence, Marston, Indian with 230’ bbls ep oil. edterorie is Marehy 8 days out from Cape Ph a 90 FG p 16 wal tole Bound a duly. aeiaiierfroan Capt Bamieh of ah Ascension Feb 10, with 85 bi Inlanda. “Bound to Bohn Inland, thence Janus, NB, reports her at a ee ieaving (fetSandc Japan Spoken. paSbly Sabine, Mitchel, from Antwerp for Valparaiso, Feb 18, Bark David Nichols, from New York 7 days for Satta May 9, off Martin's Industry, Lima, from New York for Cuba, May 7, lat 31 06, lon A schooner, showing rea ‘fag with white ball, steering SSE, ‘May 10, lat 66 11, ton Foreign Ports. yARPROSAN, April 80—Salled, Golden Light, Slater, New BILBOA, April 27—Arrived, Mal, Hansen, NYork, BRoUWERSHAVEN, May 1--Arrlved, Crest of the Wave, Jones, Helvoet. BALTIOPoRT, April 4—Arrived, Ladogn, W Willey, NYork. pRREMRRUAVEN, April 30—Arrived, “Admiral, ' Huesloop, altimore, NEORPRAUS, April 90—Below, Mary Ann, Mackay, from Buenos AYRES, March 18—Arrived, barks Edward sibeo (Br), Kitchen, Portland; Mth, A E Sherwood, Lecraw, Giz} Tathy Mate Sraith, Shaw; Bordeaux, rigs Arichat Wert (Br, Gerrlor, Portiand (before reported arrived 18th); 28d, Fiore, Laprelie, N¥ork. arch 18, ship Harrisburg, Wiswell, Hampton Rondy; 18th, barks Tatay, Lewis, NYork; 24d, M H Culbert (Br). el Cleared. March. Bb, barked W Br), Currie, Rosario; 8 A Detee Rogers, England. Jn port March 35, barks Honduras (Br), Huxford; Wheat- uraley; La Crowell; Jas & Brett, Nickerson, enix (ire Mekenue, for NVork; brigs AW Goddar anda ae do; Sate d (Br), Putnam, and D R Stock- mith, for Xpril 10-in port bark Gladiolus (Br), for NYork, brigs Koodo (Br), Percy, for do do; Brothers (Br), Vi- be, for amy ron Roads, do; Lilk Summers, from Boston ps sydney, NSW, repg; Serf (Nor), arisen. for NYork. Saiied April 9, 2 brige Pectin Peerless (Br), Rhodes, NYork; Ane (Dan), Busch, Hi Banbanos,. April Mecarrived, brig Osp pre Qulton, Georgetor br E D Endicott, Enttcot Philadelphia for Ofshilla? 1oth, briga Little Fury, Canningha Buenos etiears Ella Vail (Br), Grant, Berbice de NYorl ig Ei le Wing, Manley, Phi eas sche Adelta weit 7th portechrs Ells’ May, for NYork 6th; Hypatia, McLean, Bangor, M Franito NYork, Winters. N For Emery, NYork. bs Tye: Mi Edwin, for do, Men a wag haat Bouter Gallea? iy uc, Soule, Carre, April —Arri Balled Bah, A Cantz, April 26—, Dantsidy 4 Salted, Amerten, Barut NYork. pDEMAWARA, t April 1¢_Arrived, ach. Edie Waters, Folsom, 188) nie Gentone Gardner, and Madonna, Sepdany NYork Paty Hattie Baton, ‘Brown, Bosto in port A r (Br), tor NYork; bri Polnmae, Moore, for Baltimore, C bs Jordan, ad Annie Gardne: Gardner, for for me ‘Ori Eadie W: eee achra Annie Whith nhfnaon for NYork, do; an EusrNone, April reve conn Adlachsen, NYork Dancer, Philadel; far iat in ty Habe be saat anne . nore forGronstadt May 1, “teunion, ‘Dunbar, NYotw for Cronstadt, prAtmourm, May 1Sailed, Comet, Petrie (from London), HaLvorn, May 1—Arrved, 8 Curling, Morse, Callao, HAVRE, A Wild’ Hunter, Howard, Gadie and United i lercury, Stetson, ‘Cleared May 1, Gal ledonta, Canes, Kew HoNoLULy, April 10— Free Barsley, San Francieeo (and sailed Tanto tor’ Baker ‘nn ‘sth, bark Ethan Allen, Snow, Sydney (and ath for San ‘Pran- fe Fort April $2, ships Mattie Banks (Br), Ralph, from Yo- befaas arrived ith a3 daye Dasaage, lap, ad undergoing ome a tom before ling for Baker's ad; Syren, Perkin, for New Bedford about May 1, with hardly LHe, 4, May 14—Arrtved, seamhip Oity of Mexico, Dea xSP ARBOR Istann; Mav i—In port schra T Decker, for New FRIVERvOGT, May i Sallcd, Alex Marshail, Gardner, and Nile, Ayiw ; Taihlay Rie Biph, Bosion Naiopa, Poleared tat, iyo sinon 26 N¥ork. or fo ret 2 'giandina’ Budiey. Wilson, B DON, na 3 |, Bos: a FS a 4 Chere, Bardif and Callas iS vert, rom ispon, Arrived, Dauntless, Dodge, Yo Anderson, Drummond, Beltimore, smn we (lat) Bepeliotand taen, Qtal barks Francesca Madre Russo, for NYork; Boris (NG), Hartwig, for Boson and others as befofe. dpe post brig Hermes, Biackert, for Man’ H—Asrived, Pauline, Cruger, Leghorn (and aaited i sai Massie, Aor HSailed, Flora, NYor MontEvineo, March 35—Arrived, Darke’ Mary Pratt, Hil ton, Pensacola, git, Poter Orevar, Garrin, Fortiand; 2b, Gienalindnle, McDonald, N Yor ‘ih, bark Atlantic (Bri, MeKenzle, Pernambuco. itp March 29, bark Linda (Br), Carmichael, for NYork, rige Susan E Voorblos, Pulford for Boston, Mg: Exec for Hampton Roads for orders; ‘schr Walter — it for pret ia hides, 7, Mi me Union Faulkner, NYork. ‘Ay Florence Chapman, es, Bake Sah Ts jeenstown ). ra Ay = poe +h ee ates im; Sth, Brarelir, ent janeiro; ‘hingon, ym pton ete: Hofman, N' v “rset Cxenut0, April 28—In port pass iris (Br), for New ‘ork May URENSTOWN, May 2--Salled, Henry Adderly, Hartman (thom San Praacleeoy, Dubline oA Rio JaNEINO, April 1 Artived, Hermann, Zedeliue, San Francisco; 34, Campanero, W York; 6th, Aquila, Ky- ans, Li TH Domer, San Fi Petncue isco, Bitled 84; Reiafette, Laskenau, NYork; Gib, Canada, Oreo: to, do. Cleared 6th, Palieman, Olsen, NYork. Rio GRANDE, Maren arch $8—Cieared, brig Alice, Loud, NYork; Mini port March brig Cacique. ‘i Cintra, for NY. {arch Ph brig Cacique (Braz), lor NYork, wag: 7 doh Bhen Perk Peed from and ator # ‘t VINCENT, CV, Ma eich 3 lodges, Boston (and left April 1 for China; 8), Wauont (and left Stet for Ching); Apri 1, Warren cn Hallett Caulldy Banros, March 18 Cleared, achr Hugo’ NG), NYork St. THOMAS, May 1—Arriv Dunkeld nd (Br), Hawkin- son, Trinidad ‘and sailed ad for Ponce toond tor NYorans 44, bark A Albacore (Br), Wilson ‘rinidad (and sailed 4th for Porto: Rie of Ha eras). brig, Penguin «itr, | Senkinn Anti onan, railed ih tor Porto Tasco cm ond for port Nol achr George B Somes, Prag, Barbados cand sailed ath for Arroyo tolond for N Hatteras). hy E Paimer, Smoot, rare (and proceeded for Arroyo to load sagas for Baltinore) May 2—Schr Jessie Joves (Br), Martinboro, Porto In port, 4th, barks Harriet, Swesley (Bn. Waters, from Hone; Paladin, Brows, dis tags Orig Adele (Br, MeKenzie, from Les Passage for igrete, Stow: era, une, and others. St Jou, NB, May apeaala Rock, 14-Arrived, shtj Warner, N York: Wyoming, Jui ius, Paitac vet “a0 Hah ch schrs Quoen of Clippers, Philadelphia; Jos Oakes, Mata fet jcan America: BOSTON, May 14 Arrived, ahip Ariewn, Smith, New Or. leiphia; bark Ath: Jeans; achra Thos Fish, Wiley, wn, DC; “Cyrus Fos sett, Harding; Howard A Hunt, a ant Dantel Pier- ny Plersone ‘Baltimore; Oriole, Stal hi, and Wn Genn, Tay Philadelphia, JW Maitland, Phelps, Ellaahethport! WYork for Salem ‘via Lynn Beach, where Dowenty: t LO Bizatat tat Y W Johann fartz , J Heraty, Mered Boor, Somers, Georgetown, DO; Horaes, Fatacotyane. With A ateamsah | ty an via Section lereus, N forte bark ‘tid ‘oasee. jecsina; Drige FR Kennedy, Gever, New Orlonoe, Win Mar: ais HINORE, ay") ‘M—Arrived, echr pong in "Pinon Pacweah, Py Tene a Bare alae, ‘bel cn "an Seadoo, 00's raat far ta, Morrel Pictou, $3 seen orang dn loboken ; Wm Enstor, Hobok: tera Huadeon Gamitia, Jones, 1D ey wraee River! Ironside, Balled Brig Fannie Butler; sckre fibec: Allen, JW Ly lproon bersea. CHARLESTON, Way 1d-Arrived, bark Hele Sands Otis, ap i ehre 6 L Morgan, Morgan, and Areus ve, nated Maret & Lucy, Day, Wimington, NC; FoR tune MONROE, ny, arrived. bark Wayfarer, “fohn. Kickarde’ (Bre, Kimnbel Fy ohn, ry Ki itt Wrench, ce Mg ee “Dougiaa. | hm ss tor Baltimore, Ida Ric Ea) HOLE May, i om “Arrived schre Liey M Col. onuns Wilmington, NC, for Boston; are a for do; Haaper, Le to Chi a ", r} tor Nelite Belle, Pitcher, F Boston ort tor tor Wiimnrogty, W Nc; ohn Lancaster, Willjaane Thomas Boor, Somers, and Lucy ‘A sion ot # do for lon, DO; B’adama, Donovan, Portiand for Wash i), Marsbail St Georie, Me, for Balti rig Forest 4 AT Coby E Do rig Owoman, Locehoor sg eh Ralph Louder, © W 44 jyiieny LA Ores,’ Lamauine, burah U.Biaithy A De: nike, A Haley, Orion, Maria Thos Clyde, Herthe ‘ten, Targent, N i, Geo hg LY Tt H Ula Rawardy’ H Hrescots Porous, Bh Wheaton, CH HB Carson, TT Tasker, Northern Light, EA Jack aor jonest A caper Served’ ‘ters Scud, Knowles, Charleston, 80, for Boston: Gen, Banks, Reyder, ‘deor or do; Mat te Holmes y do for Dama eootta; Dabiel Williaa, Robtuson, V) for Rockiand; Ida May, Drisko; JM Fuapatrick, Biaites and Pravk ® Callen Philndelpuia Tor Bor ton Jaa Kong, Petry, NYork for doi Crescent Locge, Hatch, and’ Caroline 3 ha Greeviaw, Ellzabethport for poria, Lord de for Danvers; Johp A Dix. Donne, NW it foe Harwich; © © Brooks, ‘Rrooks, Philedeiphin for Lynn expected (ir), Luclow, Fail Hiver for st Johns, % Gounee, Calais for Nrotk | Ady B allen, Coliy, Pembrove fOr Win P do; Eien © Browa, Keliar, Thomaston for do; Abner Tay- lor, Dodge, Port) at for do. PHILADELPHIA, May 14 Arrived, achre Saban, Will on ch jee, Willeta, and J Wilson, Con! on hrm; Greeny Mion, Mae 3 Hone. av ino, fo Fe ae Stenmasbip Sualate, Hoxie, Havana and New Or- York | Ja K Jeans; bark Laboramw Mlipa, Montevide: wi Bt Mat i, Bare dour, Bosto adie Ri ith atrined,, steamy 8D, Curtis alton, Somers, Nye. Bex H Jenkins, from Sb iy May 13. from Philadel- twerp, raaot to sea at yesterday. ‘The vessels before reported have le‘t the Breakwater. GMOBILE, May 10—arrivea, brig Musca (Brem), Wurth- man, Rio Janeiro. Bi Stonit NEW OgtANS Wn i rived skip ¢ ely Rage, bod ent Wi barks W = amon do; Fs jalven- ee atte a Hl, do; bark Nel ne i do chs $'J Spencer; Smith, Cardenas; H P Rus: oy ‘erson, Boaton. sooruwts r Pane, a hip Hansa. i bark icoline (NG), aan Boge Hicks, Liverpool. SAVANNALL May li—! jueen of Scots. ( Lockhart, ‘Greenock ; brig at tater Milliken, Lord, Satti River, Ls rng = Leo, york, Crearet Stent ip tan Be Siivadtor, Nvork: brig Mary E ettyaburg, Prov PeILMINGTON, yi Cleared, bark Annie Ads Br), Moore, Christiana, Norwa; brig peduss (Br), Owens, rerpool & ‘Schr Greenland, Jamieson, Bost 4 Wth—al ived, steamship Wm P Clyde, Morgen, NYork, MISCELLANEOUS. LADY'S TESTIMONY. PROF. BARRY :— Tiake pleasure in informin, have obtained by using your a of the excellent results I jcopherous. At firet { thought it made my hair come out; but it was ais causing the scalp to throw off the dead hair, as, after using | it far afew re the fallin, or8 BS anda new crop of rapidly y erowing. conscientiously ceed ‘the THE BES? HAIR RESTORER I EVER USED. I have tried a p many Soot Ereparetions, forthe hair; but, nelther'as a restorer elegant dressing, have I found Og pequal to DARBY'S ‘TRICO! ae Respectfull, |ADAME n7 cl Giermont ph- PROTTEAU, ey Brooklyn. | ABES—SuITHS! NEW YORK PAL PALE ALEs edn] awarded, Paris Expos Prine aan ao Went Elgntocsta' Brewes between eventh » and Eighth —CORNS, INGROWING NAILS AND BUNIONS an the joints cured by Dr. KIMBELL, 68 Bowery, corner Canal street, Prices less than on Broadway. A separate department for ladies, Ladies and gentlemen attended at {heir residences after 6 P. M.y by addressing a note to offee, CES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT Avmors DIVORCE: D IN DIFFERENT jorce obtained ; advice Law, 363 Broadway. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFRRENT ‘" States without pumey. Log eS Se, charge “in eo guliclent cause, Me USES Altorney, 78 Nastau street, D \adhatat ar sort FOR THE HERALD RECE: IVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, FULTON STREET. —JAMES GILL, BANKER AND BROKER, Chatham street, corner Pearl street.—The Rigneat rice patd for Foreign and Domestic Gold and Silver, and all Kinds of Government Securities bought and sold. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ALL the States, without publicity oF cmon Good every- where. No fees in advance. Success Consulta- tion free. ROBERT CHASE, Lawyer, 3 30 Bi Broadway. 7° {=MNAFP'S, | CONCENTRATED, EX: et of roots for mak! Root beer afuctarens, Gruggists, caufectiomers, bas will dnd to advantage tn ualog this Extract sa f wil always iogare ma cheap, wholesome and finely flavored beer; {ean be made within a shorter space of time than by the ol process. In bottles at 40c., 750. and $4; also In one Fred ron he meri wo make, rections on each Pip. RNAP. CO., Sole near King, New York, and b; inte patent licine dealers in the United States and Canada. Rha o digress mn street, "10, 25, 200 an votlle and sam er bales roprietors, 862 Hudson street all wh hasing elsewhere; by so doing you will save one extra prott. Alf goods warranted as represented. OE AT ABEL & SCHWAB. PRIZES CASHED IN THE, ABOVE LOTTERIES Le and informatiog furnlabed at FARKB & CO. ion Baud 8129" Fulton street (old. Herata Sulidtng) and rooms Mos. 4 and, 300 Broadway, New York: Send for Cireulara, ptt tad IQUE AND Roll ge so gt Love tnd nino « successors to larley, 557 Broad way have re- y rebelved at thett Pe areroseis sl rtment of frat class second hand Furnitt made 4 beat city mab ers; also Gono seeage seks cee Brgneem Bucur, eee ‘25 large ialsatey, ORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS AND, ALL f the fest oured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 760 Broad war, > vw oh FoR apg 7 THREE STORY AND HIGH BASE- ning It ou may it’ al modern tmprgr ments, Ro. 80 tatniny Pacite ‘pe ie i ri, house 31x40; in'go0d re- Li 10,500. Also th and high basement ron stone front House cemenied cellar), with all the mod- ern improvements and furnished throughout, In Clermont avgnue; between DeKalb and Latayatte: price #30,000; can go on leaired. Also Country Seat, furnished, about one mile or forth of et Fort Hamilton; in thorough repel peazned ie other se aioaig Scew furs cong Appr ie ° ’ nmi. w Dey stock * ‘OW TO PRESERVE NATURAL FLOWERS. 1n the editorial of Inst Sunday's Herald, under the above the inference 1s drawn from the testimony of @ florist that the usual way was ‘to preserve some and substi- {iia was Gowers in ths piace of ‘others Now, whate others may do who profess this art, I, as a preserver of nal ral flowers in thie country, ‘as well as in Burope, havin Been devoted to this rtistical Branch from an enna a without cuted, and can exhitnt at my salesroom satisfs ny obe desirous of ne oe ‘Salearoom fad Fo r beater eee horney DOLPH LE MOULT. aoe A. DANIELS, M. D., aiaanoe 144 LEXING- n avenue.—Radical cure, without knife, caustie or for Stricture, Fistula, Piles, Die detention from busin formities of eye, nose, face aud eases of Pelvic Viscera, person. MATER oF pigs —— At this time, when so many are ailing, itis well to be rightly advised as to the management of our health. Tbat from within or from without there is generated io casionally a bumor hostife to his health is admitted. BRANDRETH’S PILLS are {ts opponent and conqueror. They mildly but surely expet impurities from the bowels and from the blood. tion of fact is proved by the testimony of millions of men and 1D Oe | | This quer | women. Every one suffering from any sickness, especially pains tp the limbs, low spirits, headache, costiveness, colds, influenza, sheumatism, dizziness, should give them a trial, I point with confidence to long duration and their widespread reputation as proofs positive of their perfect mnocenoe aod sterling worth. sickness comes from matters hoatile to health. To get weit these must be removed as quickly as possible, for every hour they are retained we may become worpe and worse, Bran- dreth's Pilla ave sure, and address themeelves to the work as 2000 as swallowed, often ouring by single dose. In affee tions caused bya too full babit of body and in retention of natural evacuations their use is often Nfe saving. All are con: cerned to Know this, for alfare subject to eudden severe ab tacks of disease, where this little knowledge may save life, Secure, then, your health by taking out tmpurities from the blood. —~ so. BRANDRETH. Brandeeth’s Pills are sold by all druggists, who universal recommend them aa safe, and beyond belief curattve.: _PRINOIP, BRANDRETH HOUSE, ¥. Js A aaa N PER CENT COMMISSION Given for all investmen pt MCINTIRE 4°60."8 ‘Omen, Canal and 154 Chatham sireet. We have no connection with any other party or part All orders for Royal Hi af rom my an tended to. 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