The New York Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1870, Page 10

— pon mk; » he gri7sem) thone thongns thas stab Bs eit dus aint pocattowed on national phy ts ee eo 0 aud Fes ver ( In Torly to. Mr.” Sin Fr th the witness stated that there Was not! unclerical whatever in his con. Gnct. He believ the statement to be untrue, ono blessing had been asked for prior to the report, HER! The Rev. Mr. Smy' dinner with @ brother clergyman, and on asking & blessing the brother 6 ted that it would be beiter to avoid auch pisces orcabiy be loot ne sea ORHOBOR: ATIVE BVIDENCR. Result of Dining a “Shine for All” Sana ‘Trial of the Rev. Chas. B. Smyth for ‘shading on the Sabbath—Pharisaice;, Folly of Fossil Presbytere—Tb”; Grand In- Messrs. James You quisitors to Reyort To-Day. a sequently ee ted, ee former testied th ret " i was present during the Conrad on the occasion re- nel ae saith unto them, Are nt ferred to, but was Bot invited to go to dunes b the 0 78 not grees ihnt whauourcr hing froma wie Rev. Mr. Smyth, Mr. Eaton yas, exami Sut entered ito iho maa tt cannot dete He, hip Because it | length, and suvalantally corroborated the tetiaony gplgget® Bot vate bie oar but into We bey Mark vii, | of Mr. Stephen; he Mr. Smyth hought fatigued in the restaurant, but never heard anything about “flve fingers” or “hang it up; he said some- thing to the barkeeper, but he could not hear what it was; he conslseces the respectable, or he thought Mi the wor have gone to it The Sitneas a jained that Mi Stephen left the restaurant prior to his or Mr. ‘The trial of the Rev. Charles B, Smyth for drink- ing gia and milk on the Sabbath was solemuly commraenced yesterday. The occasion was an aust one, while the impressive proceedings ‘aspired a feeling of awe and reverence 7 ti’s departure ;. witness » Smyth The hal of jastice was the Eleventh sirect | SMiin dena ie yw tuligtous* tonics; that Waited Pregbyterian chureb, and the tribunal cone yi! Snir ¢ aga to his oly : cs Presby' ¢ | editor a e has mn hospitably en- She” First United Presbyterian Prey ey von. | tertatned by tho Rey, Mr. Smyth ; Mr. Smyth ‘New York, comprising the following reverend ged* | jad sent lits son to ‘the witness to asaist him ‘tlemen:—J, G. Findley, Moderator; A. C, Triss, T. | ja copying the sermon; having handed in his re- ; : Arustrong, Robert | port at the newspaper with which he was con- Harper, D. D.; 9. Harper, T. Arustrong, ‘They | Bected he left; next morning he saw a report of the Harper, Nr. Thompson and Elder Is Ye They | sermon in his paper, which he had not written ; he were ali dressed in ominous black. veverend | would not write such an article, as he would deem Natton of hospitality. Afler some further evidence, the case for the prose- cution pane. The Rey, Mr. Smyth said he intended to have a physician In attendance to testify as to his physical condition and the Sita of the beverage he had been compelled to tak Mr. Rosborough on “the part of the prosecution addressed the court at length. He said he had merely done his duty, but now that the matter had been brought to & close he was rejoiced at the man- ner in which} it bad so far terminated. He gentleman was arraigue| on the complaint of Join Rosenborough and Harman ©, Hendersov, members of the church, who complain that according to an ‘articte published im the Sun on the 11th of April last Charles B. Smyth, minister aud pastor of the church in question, was, on Sabbath day, guilty of the fol- Jowing misdemeanors: After he had finished the germon Smyth called together the ote reporters who were present and asked them to take some ts. Zhen ho led them to ® well known liquor and por nn Joon on the avenue near by, ni they passed | thought the charges against his pastor had, by the in by the privale door, -Beefsteaks and oysters | frank evidence of this witness, been disproved. In ing been ordered, Smyth turned to the reporters | conclusion he paid @ most eulogiatic tribute to the ‘aud ‘they would drink. Their orders having been given, he himsclf requested the barkeeper to ale him “some of the same,” ‘ned out to be gin and mili, the former of which Ii quids ‘bis reverence. took Ave 8a) es swallowing te doae with evident relish. The viends having {teen diapoged of, all arose to loave, aad Mr. Smyth, tarniag fae ‘asked thern wi energy, talent and piety of the reverend genuleman against whom the charges had so wrongiully been referred, ‘The Key. Mr, Smyth said he desired to call no Witnesses now as the case was almost at an end. eeper, carclossly requested him to oh The reverend gentleman delivered a most Fe Ge ne ail fecling and eloquent, though brief, ad- ptt enc taepgeaee sioinlpeh dress, in which he reviewed the facts as ‘This was the crime that sent the Mutter among | glieged ay and the testimony which had been adduced, the reverential hearts of some Pharisees—the terri- | He would not aevy that he might have acted with more prudence, but he contended there were extenu- ating circumstances. He was four miles from his home and hed a Bibie class that day at two o’clook, His physical condition was weak, aud as one of the reporters had testified the beverage was novel. He had taken it owing to tis properties in order to sustain his con-tl- the reverend gentieman He faced It like a ble outrage for which Was to uudergoa public trial. man. z Shortly after ten o'clock the Presbytery, with very distended visoges, congregated around the pulpit, beneath which sat the Moderator and the reverend pepe ey Been we Re! brew np gs previous day ° Y R ess by arduous labors. The reverend gentioman was clerk, Who scemed to be pain hts bagasse visibly affected during bie Lrief advress. mre deep solemnity of the investigation, Gin and | cepted clear and unmistakable facts (o ence fi milk, and on ihe Sabbath, too! Horror of horrors! | his physical condition had been materially reduc a Tiere was about half « dozen ladies sitting near | by an overtaxation of his energies, and that under Me entrane ho seemed to take the whole thing | the circumstances he could not have adopted any a @8 2 good joke; and a capital affair the whole thing | other course than he dt proved. THE UAPRESSION PRODUCED, Prior to the commencement of the proceedings Had there been an intelligent jury of Christians the Moderator sait prayer, in the coarse of which empanelied they would have instantly acquitted the he prayed that thelr labors in search of trath might eused, But with a remarkable coolness several of be aticuded with the best resulls, A large, goot- | the members of the Presbytery rose like #o many natured looking member of the Seventh avent icicles, and with the hypveritice! dignity Presbyterian congregation wes here allowed to ta reverence of 80 many scribes con- part in the proceedings, and jis handsome face demned the conduct of the reverend gentieman ehone like aiamp of hopefuines for the accused, | Whose taient and popularity were, perhaps, the only readered more bright and cheerful by the scowllng lances that surrounded it Indeed, the gtoomy i ory was enough to make any lead guilty without trial, ¢ THE BACK was here sought to be inflicted in the shape of a tition from some indlviduals, praying that the pas- barriers to his immediate acquit tal. 'Three-fourths of them said they ioved him dearly, but {allied not to put ina clincher against him. Aitermuch Pharisai- cal reprehension, in face of all the favorable test! the matter was referred to a committee of sisting of the Rey. Dr. Harper, Eider Janes Harper, to report tits morning toriai retations between the Rev. Mr. A and ani! the investigation was brought to his cougrevation nt be disso'ved. it fatied aud Was thrown upon the taple ¥ some feel\ag of jns- Seren eres. ce, Mr. Sinyth's objections to its introduction PERSONAL INTELLIGEN T object 10 the above named docuinent for the fol- ——e Jowing reasons, to wit:— Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday. aid document be sneh as went is not, as it pur hor congregation; tor Colonel Manuel Freyre, PeruvianjMinister; ©. Cata- cazy, Russian’ Minister; M. Danzas, of the Imperial ds above ae cribed, the « age to be, “from the chure t is, infact, a pe‘ltion from persons acting im their | pegation: Judge J . . individual Capacity, and not from “ihe congrega- | Vesation; Judge J. G. Abbott, of Boston, ana W. F. tion,” contrary to Ube Book of Discipline, part iL, ch. | Reeiofson, of California, are at the Brevoort House. vi., art. iv., Bec. 3, iphathals : Count Mitkiewiez, of St. Petersburg, and Signor Second—A8 @ petition it is inadmissthle; forthe | paynotts, Italian Vieo © see, Bock of Discipline prescribes that When the dissoju- | BANOtth Italian Vice Consul to Washington, are at the Clarendon Hotel. tion ig sougiit, if not irom the pastor, “application wha’) be made from the congregation,” and its General James McQuade, of Utica; J. Hartwell language Iuplies act‘ou by the people a8 @ congre- | Butier, of the United States Army; L. G. Roebuck, of on, aud ob individuals, (44 D., part ii, oh. Onio, and W. P. Reynolds, of the United States aid decument was bro ht to the | Army, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel. oilee ‘ot the congregation last night irregularly and Colonel Wiliam M. Batt, of Connecticut, and surreptitious! y. “§ a’ sf Four yben tt did come ty the notice of the Eunion de Ressco, of Paris, are at the Irving House. 1 if, asis congregation they rej dent from the Judge Joseph Lawson, of Rhode Island; General : Fesulutious they adopted, @ true copy whereof 18 | cyntis, of Ogdensburg; Capiain #1. J. Lovell, of FFih—M was brought about by a course of pro- Maine; R. R. Thompson, of Oregon; G, W. Dean, of the Unitea States Coast Survey; A. McDonell, of Canada; J. A. Lynch, of Mexico, and Mr. Ferrier, of Montreal, are at the Astor House. W. H. Bradford, of Providence; Charles E. Vinton, of Springfield, Mass.; P. R. S. Hardenburg, of St. Pau!, Minn., and W. F. Grifith, of Piriladelphia, are atthe Hofman House, - W. J. Slidell, of New Port, and Culonel J. B, Ea- ton, of the United States Army, are at the Albemarie Hotel. Generali Upton, of the United States Army; Co!o- nei A. Piper, of West Point; P. J. Wadsworth, of Chicago, avd Dr, Collins, of Nova Scotia, are at the Fifih Avenue Hotel. Gersh Bauker, of Schenectady; D. M. Boyd, of Paris, Ky., and W. Foulk, of New York, are at the Everett House, James Wright, of Budalo; ©. C. Price, of Phila- eediare on the part of one or two individuais, which, if the suid document be received by this presbyte requires invesiization, to sec if it was uot in i nature persecuting. gular, factions and divisive, and therefore convuary to the Book of Disciphne ' and fo the ordination vows of the chief? avior cherein.— Book of Discipline, part ii., chap. vil, art 1, sec. he petition [embraces charges, some of which are serious; yet the persons preterring them have not acted upon the rule laid down by Christ in Matihew xviil., 16, 1 Seventh—The reasons specified in said document are for the most part friviious or untrue, As already mentioned, the document, by unani- mous vote, was laid upon the tabte, The reverend gentiema ui theu referred to a meeting held by his eougregation, at which the following was uvani- mous y adopied:— Whereas a cl or charges, srvcio witch: wus pabilahed ia Pho day of tar" last, have been ferred gered the Rev. charles 1. fimyth, ourpastor, and a trial thereon is now Siyeneing before the; presbyteryto which this church belongs; ‘Apd, whereas, this Seta have full confidence thal wing out of a certain ‘ew York Sun of the 1th m the justice and | tmy ity of whe aad pr and | whereas, tw fs ae congrog: ational, | dejphia, and George W. Chase, of Providence, are at tid a “Unite Presbyterian church be herefores | the st, Denis Hotel. Rerolved, That we deem the entertaining of or acting on uy charged, ruabes oF insinuation agalust our pastor as disregpect(ul to the preabyte: orderly and proud! bf to,cur pastor's xood name, and as utterly vopresbyterial, and that if there be any individuals who think that they have ground of complaint against Lira, thelr duty Is to failow the Fale iaid down by Chi in the’ way of» private interview With him fret, and then if not satistled to lay the enae before the ‘passbytery;.and we therefore doprecate any action upoa such a matter by the congregation at this time. ANSWER TO THE CHARGES. Professor H. 8. Bury, of Towa ; Capt. Geo. Briggs, of Massachusetts, and Captain A. N. Brace, of the United States Navy, ave at the St. Charies Hotel. Lieutenant G. Benedict, of the United States Army; Dr. James Gordon, of Pennsylvania, and Captain Alexander Stewart, of the Toronto Riffes, are at the St. Elmo Hotel. ian wit presented is answer to the |G yp, Davenport, of Richmond; Joseph Gregg, of answer iw this cause to the complaint the above | South Carolina; Dr. Maul, of Delaware, and J. G. named defendant says that the complaint, in the | Bacon, of San Francisco, are at the Metropolitan Janguage 2 which it ‘is framed, !s_ulitrue in every Hotel, pariicular; and respectfully requests that the pres- sata bylery pronounce julgment accordingly upon them BS they appear im the daily newspapers on wiich complaiit Is based, and to acquit him of all the in fll Buc'the defendant further says tenth day of Apri 1 on Broadway, nd muk from tie aud about six teaspoon- Prominent Departures. alusha A. Grow, for Philadelphia; Judge Clifford, for PorUand; Hamijton Harris, for Albany; Samnel Bowles, for Springfleld; Rev. Charles Hodge, for Princeton, anda A. Van Vechten, for Albany. tio a respecta steak, sipped some gin former, of which liquids he fuls, according Of Ins reeolicetion, and @ pot of black tea for 1; that on the same “THE FISK GUARD.” @wvasion there were gentlemen with hin— members of the press—wh: a plate of ovners r and m'a'giass of | A Bobemlan Attempt to Blackguard Their ale, gone c gin and mulk, ae i juantity Commander=—The Prince of Eric at War } #8 the defe nt took; that it betng the sab! h day w 4 iGefendant dia not pay the bill, but requested | With the Manhattan Club Poster. In yesterday’s issue of the “Bohemian sheet” there appeared the following perverted and appa- rently malicious copy of an alleged clrenlar, pur- porting to have been issued from the Erle Railway Company’s oflices. No such circulars were ever issued, nor circulars of any class whatever in which any such requests were made, Colonel Fisk states that this was evidently done in a mali- fendant called and | the bill the next day. De- fendant further says that Le resides tour juiles from Yhe church; tiat forasmuch as he teaches a Bible class 1 Bere at two O'clock it was not possible for him to go hh ome to iis lunch and get back in time, and that betng much exhausted after preaching, and aft @r avery busy week, he felt very mach in need, hy ‘ically, of such a lunch as he took; and as to his fan vg company wiih him on the’ oceasion, he ‘Bes cashier to make 2 Note of the amount, and de- Belle Yes Wat When the attendant circumstances | cious spirit, with a view of conveying the impression shall ‘Se shown by the evidence, the Presbytery will | that as apocies of biackmall was being Tevied upon consid? them sufficiently extenuating to render employés of the Erle Company. This is the article that fa tt excusabie, and hopes and respectfully re- uests (bat xecordingly no censure shall be passed ‘upon bind therefor. | After some desultory conversation asto the man- ner in which the investigation should be conducted, In ost of thése present being apparantly “at sea” upon the sabject, the members of the Presbytery con Wfortably arrauged themselves for the Pharasatcat aged ult. Some of the reverend gentlemen armed them selves witn well pointed penctls, and by way of Bhicia § displayed quires of foolscap upon which to dot the eWful narrative of the crime. The scene ‘Was ini) 8g, and a few of the reverend gentlemen having \Wiped their spectacles, looked aloft and pious cq ossed their thambs prepared for THE TRSTIMONY. Mr. Jonn Stephen, in reply to numerous questions by the pros 0t0rs, testiled that he remembered the 0th of Apri’, when he went to the Elevenih street Pre-bytérian 0\"0'ch to report the sermon of the Reg, ir, Stuyth. for the Ueeaty; remained in the chareh until the glose Of the sermon; when Mr. Smyth referred to:— HOW THR RANKS OF A NEW YORK REGIMENT ARE BRING FILLED—ENLIGT OR BLBRD OR OFF GORS YOUR OFFICIAL The! Tollowing isa GPE, of a circular said to have been sent to iets ‘employe of the Erie Railway Company :— ,AILWAY OFF10R, NEW York, April —, 1870, ‘Daan Smm—James Fisk Jr having beon elected to the colonelcy of the Ninth New York Militia, nea te! nda desire to make up the regiment as far as practicabl employes Of the Brig Railway, and Iptavo been requested by thet oGlet of departments and’ heads of bureaus to ask you to become ‘ member of the regiment; oh if for any reason you cannot doso, that ou pay $52, the price of a dress uniform for a substitu can be bad here. If you add your name to the latter list lense so send yoor check = ag td the order of James Fisk, Jr.. for GW, POLLAHD, Supt Rell of Honor. On inquiry Colonel Fisk ascertained for us that about fitt A abens letters had beea written by Dr. Pollard at the suggestion of Mr. Fisk’s friends, and that all had been sent to able and well kaown per- sonal friends of his:— from the \ulpit ne went’ wp to him and re New io April —, 1870, iueea that he Might supply him with some} pear Sr Yonare, probably avraro ra ial beng! the Distorical sa'cts, and Rs fied 10 have the | medium of the press, that he be opinion of Judge Blackst« on the law _of | elected colonel of tthe Ninth rex N. G, ip cat Mr. Sunyili had preached; Mr. | lent nnmber of the Erle Railwer Paar have enlisted to ng to laneh, aud invited him | forms new company for the 1 ch will be known adultery, 0) i Bmyth xaid he w wat £01. ~ togoalong and he’ ¥® down the aisie, ana Mr. Smyth did not ¢ as “The Fisk Guard. Mr. Fiak’s numerous friends, pea ‘an Interest in him Personally, also in the success of his new command, ae Bre willing to enlist in the new company, hat the sum of fifty-two dollars, Tevhich amount will mld give him the notes; went waited until he got through: ‘ai together any number of " neverend nileman talks | seribed reporters; he saw me ‘ee congregation; went | Purchase a dress uniform for a substitute and ae Oo com ing to members of . to avenue, | tute arch, perpen an “honorary member" of th through — Eleventh ti ‘el was accosted by pearae coe io add, ur name to th ore list : for war: 01 pls Py ile to ina, @ Some notes of a par- | Theorder of James Fakidn she PmOunh Payanle saton, . Smyth opened his | Iam, sir, very ©. W. POLLARD, ticular poriion of the sermon; Bible aud eaid, “There tt is;? Mr. not a sli ovthand reporter, and as it stop on the strect Mr. Smyth inviw “ spectfully, Waton said he was Superin ‘was awkward to “him to join “ted a hotel tendent Roll of Honor. To six of same letters as above, written by sugges- tion of Mr. Henry ley, a iteript and with that ex ee roadway and ent “ption all sent were as per above oer the eighth Sec enurusee: there was . Wy oes copy. Thirty-five Fer eent of the members of com- ,, to enier surreptitiously; they went to a priv. room; | pany "isk Guard, are not employés of Erie, Colons! Fisk and ail officers and men of the Ninth Fegiment are justiy indignant that private letter Pa he ae ee es erverted and distorted nalichs endeavor st a Ming of - tale coercion at tHe Colonel. bd hnc ides ey “icating Mr. Smyth did not ask lum to partake of into» 4 rink waved his hand and said, ‘“Genti. Sot jer What you pleise;” Mr. Eaton ‘ordered @ & 4 or ‘aie; he ordered some oysters: Mr. Sinyth orden a ‘ad he (Mr. Soyth) afterwards osderes’ MORDER IN BERGEN, Ni. J. A Man's Skull Broken Against the Curbstone— Arrest of the Alleged Murderer—‘‘Serve Him Right—It Will Make Room for Another.” The district of Bergen City, known as Lafayette, ‘Was the scene of a bloody affray on Monday aight, which proved fatal to a man named Robert Hart- man, It appears that he had a difficulty with & rough customer named Denis McGrotty some time ago and a very bitter fecling existed be tween the parties ever since. On Monday event" about eight o’clockyDenls was “spoiling for a figut,”” and was heard to say, “I'll go over and lick that s— of ab—.’? And Denis kept his word. He made his appearance soon after at Katser’s saloon, corner Walnut ant at ‘Whiton streets, where the proprietor and Hartman were wenly nooying. their supper. When the latter arose e and went into the bar- room Denis commenced a ue with bim and soon suceeded in aro hi to ion, ‘The were on the point of ha’ iu crip he got poms ual a mi 2 enioon, w ners he some friends, and be accord. ingly proposed a they should go ‘out on the street and have a are fight, ‘This was agreed to, and the men set to mtn most bloodthirsty sp! ‘Two rounds were fought, after which they clinched and had a rough and tumble encounter, each scratching, biting, tearing and kicking the other. In the struggle ‘Hartman was swong round and thrown the ground, his head | striking the Curbatone with great violence, MeGrotty then nh bu @ few kicks and shook | his antagon! mut the latter was motionless, ‘There was no longe “fight” in him, Several men, who hat heard | the came up and ratsed th breathing oe avuly. Tuey. Be back of his jen ish yells two blocks distant, ostrate man, Who was found blood ‘srushiny from nich was fractured by the fall Inst the curbatone. One of the men turned to icGrotty and sald, “This man is killed; I’m afraid It Will be ® serious business:” to which MoGrotsy ene with a diabolical grimness ot expression, rve him right; it will make room for another.” Hartman was carried into the saloon, but he re- mained in a stupefied condition till two o'clock yes- terday morning, when he breathed his last, In the meantime McGrotty was taken into custody by some of the residents and jodged in the Fourth precinct station of Jersey City. In one of Hartman’s ockets was found a palr of steel knuckles, which, it 13 belleved were placed tnere by McGrotty before the interference of the citizens who came up. The purpose of this was to give a com mpleslan to the affray, which would be advantageous to the alleged perpetrator. Coroner Burns was notified, and when he arrived atthe scene bldod was still oozing from the mouth and ears of the dead man. A post mortein examina- tion will be made and the ihanest will be hela to- morrow evening. Hartman was employed to take charge of horses in a stable at Lafayette; was about thirty-five years of age and unmarried. McGrotty was engaged In a similar occupation and {s about twenty-six years of age. AMUSEMENTS. UNION Lmaquz THEATRE—Mise ~ Aus Torr’s FAREWELL.—This estimabie artist and well known pianist was the recipient of a truly flattering com- plimentary testimonial tendered to her, on theeve of her departure for Europe, at this house last night. The auditorium was resplendent with full dress and fashion,and the floral presents to the fair béndyiciatre were of the most magoificlent kind. She played Chopin's “Scherzo in B minor,” Raffa “Oacbouca Espagnole,”” and Liszt’s piano transcription of Weber's “Polacca Brillante.” The last piece was the beat in point of periormance on the programme. Mr. Von Inten accompanied Miss Topp on tne Weber grand, giving Pfhlughaupt’s arrangement of the orchestra. The fair pianist played the fantastic and trying work with the brio and skill for which she is remarkable. Like the legendary Begs of the swan, hor last notes were her best, Mra. Imogen Grown was the solo vocalist, and gave evidence of @ veiy fine soprano voice, with aca cuitiva- tion of the same. Mr Levy played \@ COr- nei solos in bis vsual strident jlo lisplay- ing his wonderful executive power, without the expression and color that we look for even -in this instrument. The Mendelssohn Glee Club sung some dreary German songs correcily enough, but without color or expression, The qualliy of the voices in this society did not strike us as being at all agree- able, Miss Topp starts for Europe this week. We Jose in her an artist of marked ability, and one who possesses the rare quality of earncstacss and enthu- dias iu ber professlon.. OPENING OF THE HUDSON COUNTY rat) counTS. The May term of the Hudson county courts was opened yesterday forenoon. When the grand jury were swornJudge Beedle observed that he would make no charge, as he had to return to Paterson by the noon train ‘to resume the Sisco murder trial, which, itis expected, will terminate this evening, There are a few heavy caseg on the criminal calen- dar, mciudlug Dr. Voor ew York, for alleged malpractice; Charles Schulte, for cutting his wife's throat; Siegmunad Schrefel, charged with a most heinous effence on a child in Hoboken, and the three horse-car scoundrels who were caught in the act of committing an outrage on @ woman la Hud- son City, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York~This Day. Sun risea Sun sets. eve 10 39 -eve 11 O1 PoRT er Xow ‘oR, MAY 3, 1870, Herald Steam Marine ‘News Fleet. The following named yachts, which are capable of board- ing inward bound versels outside of Sandy Hook and south of the Highlands, now compose our steam marine news fleet:— Screw propeller yacht HERALD, Screw, propeller yacht JAMES. 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Bark Barabino Padre (Ital, Viardo, Antworp—Schefelin Brte Veloce (Ita, Lauro, Ancona—Funcb, Baye & Co, Brig Jobanna, McCarty, Tarragona—ileney & Parker, dg anna (Bb), Morse, Bartedon for ordere—Henry, De ordova Trig Frank Clark, Barstow, Galvaston—C W Adams & Qo wafeie Alee Myrick’ (Br), Gallant, St Pierre, Mart—B Va- 16 ‘Schr Crown Point, Porkins, St Pierre, Mart—B J Wenbe Schr Annie Grant’ (Br, Appiedore, Tarpun Bay-O F Bul: ikohe Jobn Forris, Fields, Kingston, Ja—Tenry, De Cordova Sche © © Warren, Smith, BleutheraB J Wenbery Sehr Ida May (Br), Buck, St John: # & Son: Sour Horton (1, Martin, Wolfville, e-creudat, er: taux & Co Seblr Paine, Rankin, Georgetown—Bentley, Miller & Tho- mas. By Witla thle aby JB Smith, Withams, Baltimore—Beatley, Miller ras Newcomb, Weltatt—E Crowell wat sit higkerbu, Wood's Hole—Perguson & Behr AE Avery, mere er ace & sleghe Pietae, Phila br OO oe Hob! Bloamer # O Biddie, ‘Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED DY THE HERALD STRAW YACHTS. eawanip, City of se (Br), 1, dupltads Li April Gale, April 36, Int pote A tee i! ip Nune Siricn Buea. Basten rat teen acai Fi int do gt, ton 86 steutnah op a of Ban Poa AR CI rates canta fice rang | Ri 47, lo! 12, fon 60 AC et wih ae wa ‘and I plore Manhattan (Br), Forayth, Li Avril fanattan (BP) mga Letra tat, A a, ian 81 ata ong. 3" Rational Ls hh raion ad a teeta n May 1 lat tt 8 0 a ora Nort German and An- },, Nordenholdt, Pym via ‘Apri 80, with mdse a1 passen Irichs & Siadurentcriy winds aid high soa meet assage ; , lat 41.01, fon 65 08, steamship ye hence for Bremen. Bteamshi Paterno sha April Pulermo iy ‘i nd aoe ve ta Tat Sib winds; April be ‘for Phil hiladel) hin: i an Franc! boo New oor (Nq) Co, din 1), Dryden, Naples March 29, Mes et and’ Gibraltar P Bh, veith fring (0 Teas aig ated bark Gaye (in, 45, iae'38 48, U7 Be, ‘an » Hence for time, "yak Fi Te he of Merion, Ts peakats Vera Cruz April 21, wea rer Seca TARR param age 0 aia Stn fnew anton wh bar tenmaniy Lot ‘Louise, Moore, Sa Sul ear, rN bern HNO, 49 houre, “SvinternGeargeiown, DO, with , Peterson, San Francisco Dee Had strong westerly winds rc a auator in the Pacific, 23 dayacut, yeh pe Horn 85 Can ‘out, and crossed the ic April 2 in lat $4; Feb 88, off Cape Dak! beng from Honoluiu for New " with tea, ne master. oat iy ai ‘Gabe aos fem fice Waldron, Rio Jan ord--veapel 40 master, “aa d,the see gL We Had ‘changeable and eitally ost. John Boulton (Br, Lindsay, Porto Cabello, 18 dere, with ae ‘and eight passengerr, to to Dall light, varlable weather. Left no vessel ‘Steg Mores Day of Ptiadeipbta a), Lo with fruit, &e, to Tee re aslorata weatuare April Mir spoke oark Tremont, from Buenos Ayres for Brig Fortuna (Port), Borda, Lisbon, 4t da toHaremeyer & Brann. Had atroug we calms the whole passage, oar, Sa nb Maxey, Havana, 10 days, with sugar aa veasel to H J Quinan, rt, Cienfuegos 26 aya, via Delaware ‘Apt 20, with angar to” Rubei —veunel to Co, Had strong westerly win! April 14, off blow, sprung foremast; put fora ny i 80, lon 61 80, Boston. 1g Cer Broakwater Brett, Son & Cape’Antonio, na strong tata the Breaxwater to aeou: 0 it. Schr Pedro A Gran (of Philadelphia), Blake, Sagua, 12 joderate weatl days, with sugar, to master. Iad mi Ar Clara Montgomery, Borden, Baracoa a 32, with are Bae T Pearsall—-véesselto N L McCready & Co. Had winds. hr Hatite E Smith (of Newburyport), Brown, Baracoa, JOdays, with fruit to Doliner, Potter &'Co--veaiel to B i Wenber; Had light, moderate weath johr “ y S Schr Ola Chad “ns Boothbay), ‘MeClinto ky Eleuthera, 8 ayn, with pineapples, to Jos Hens. chr M ay Eldridge, Oliver, Chincoteague, Sehr J Small, Robinson, Virginia, Schr Amelia arose forth Virginia, ‘odd, Virginia, for Providence, Schr Joseph Allen, Kelaoa, Viri:inia, for Hematead. 7 artis, Virginia for K port. Haihtor Phi Philadetphta. ‘The bark J Cummings, which arrived Int inst, ls consigned to D R DeWolf & Co (not as before reported). Passcd Through Dell Gato, BOUND sourH. Schr Victory, Chase, George's Bank for New York, with fish to B Healy. Behr Jude Low, rey inthe 8 days, for New York, with timber to 3 K Richards Rehr Annie Is peeve ‘Jones, ; Falmouth for New York, with lumber to E T Si ci Candage, Rockland for New York, with Schr Cornell: lime to J V Havil Schr Gen Warntgton, Anderson, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candeo & Pressey. Sehr Equal, at Rockland for New York, with lime to Candee 2 Prease; Schr Mary, Sus Satan, Snow, Rockland for New York, with lime tod R Schr Sustinay Kenton, Rockland for New York, with Mme tos R Sebr cienaere. Dickens, Rockport tor New Yors. Schr Reales, Baxter, Rockport for New Yor A Fox, Providence for Schr Samuel Crocker, Baker, stelle, elen Mi Schr rk. ‘femae Woole, Saiem for New York, with mdse to R W Sehr Ada Herder, Gould, Gloucester for New York, with ru @ Aun, 6 days, for New York, to O Ge ‘aebr Emily Belle, Kell ‘almouth for New York, Schr C W Bentley, as Wareham for New York. Sehr Geneon, Harvey, New Bedford for New York. Schr Toyall, Vole, New Bedford for New York. Schr Sarah, Cobb, New Bedford for New York, with ol to Schr Eliza Hamilto Sobr Fa a, Chae, New Bedford for New Yor ort. Schr Helen Barnes, Bailey, Fall River for New York. cbr Thos B kunithy Bowen, Fall River. for New York. hr John Broo! izabethport. Providence for New York. nekerson, Providence for New York, rovidence for New York. don, Norwich for New York. n for New York. Sehr Jane M Bra mands MaGartny, Poriands Gh for New Sehr Maria J Hall, Hall, Portland, Ct, for Albany, Schr § J Smith, Spaulding, New Haven for New Yor hr Richard Morrill, McCarthy, Greenwich for New York. port for New York. Schr A M Token Tinto, Norwalk: for Eltenbethport, Schr J G Plerson, Ferr fish to 8 Crowell. Borton for Philadelphia. Schr Artist, Forrester, Somerset for New York, Schr Empire, Caswell, New Bedford for New Yori, Linle & Poltier. n, Cole, New Bedford for New York, Sobr M A Predmore, Hart, Fall River for Elizabeth Sehr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, tugket for New York. Providence for New York. ar, W Ronington for New York, si dor f, Siaith, Millstone, Point for New York, WN Geaner, Warren, Middietown for New York. Je, Simpson, Eridgoport for New-York. mford for New Yor! Bia Rohr 0 0 Acken, Iobbie Stamford for New York. Schr David Nelson, Crocker, Portchester for New York, Schr Jacob Raymond, Holt, Brookhaven for New York. Schr Forest Home, Mott, Roslyn for New York. Yacht Restless, Pendleton, Stonington for New ¥ ‘ork, bay. ing been purchased by L Phenix, Kesq. BOUND EAST, Schr J J Pharo, Baltimore for Port Morris, Schr A F Safford, Philadelphia for Lynn. Schr Henry Clay, Mack, Port Johnson for New Haven. begs jaimon Washbura, Staples, Port Johnson for Taun- ‘“Sche © © Smith, Miller, Rondont for Plymonth, Schr S Gilmore, Kelly, Ron‘out for Boston, Schr Adelaide, Smith, Rondout for Warren. SchrJ W Knight, ovell, ose at ity r Stamford, Sobr Mediator, York Schr G A Pierce, ‘cbr I a Borden, Theda New York Tor Fr Scor Haze, MeName, N Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Schr Evelyn, Burger, Ne River. flew York for Greenwich, Hobbie, New York for Stamford, few York for Stamford, BELOW. Rark Ressie Harris (Br), Allen, from Cardiff March 20, Bark Fingal (Nor), Thorsgn, from Cette March 7, with Pring de, to Funch, Kaye & Co’ (by pilot boat Mary E Fish, Brig Firm (Br), LeMaignan, from Cadiz March 28, with mdse, to Andrew Lindsay (by pilot boat J D Jones, No 18). SAILED. Stoamships Etna, Liverpool vin Halifax: Cimbria, Ham- y &e;, Leo, Syvannab; El Cid, Wilmington, NG; Albe- marie, Richmond, ‘Wind at sunset ai light. Marine Disasters. Suir Ciana Monge, from Savannah for Liverpool) betore reported wrecked at Bermuda, had a cargo of $836 bales Tpland ‘and 15 bales of wea’ island’ cotlon, valued at $376, Bank ALEXANDRIA (Be. from Ney E,, f Cabello, was spoken 11, in lat 87 80, aft, Saar with loss of three topmasin, red required no assistance. the crew had been killed by the falling ‘of a yard. Bark Wm GIL1iRe, from Radreinnn for oe Macensan, ve fon reported, grounded tn fatten ult, with all ber cargo on board; she lay near the whe ‘and s heavy sea run- ning it'was feared that ahe would be badiy injured: Buie Foye (Br), Pepper, from 8t John, NB, with box shooks, for Card Carlpuas, Tae agronud on the reef off’ Green Cay « 9 Norde) ‘and led with water. The cargo will probably ye save ScuRr MARTHA A BREWER, Senet, at Holmes’ Hole, from Gloucester, when off East Chop, Ist inst, carried away head of foromast and sprung mainmast. are + 13—The Carl Jans, Jans, from Leghor for Boston, reported Mareh 18 as having put "in bere leaky, bas discharged her cargo. Lonpon, May 8—Ship Bmitly Augusta, from Rotterdam for Quebec, has arrived in The Downs leaking. NORFOLK, May toy 3, 12 Sole unknown brig is ashore on Cape Henry. The wreckers have gone to her assistance. Port E1J7AbETH, Lit bate ogi Bella, McDonald, arrived in a Bay Sip, ‘Tyne, reports that lat al N. nt Wr, i fell in with a ship er. dently of American build ‘and’of about 800 tons register on fire; she was painted biack outside and ped nae with yellow metal, had a female bust cor bea a fron ipainmast, and yarda all painted black, ran inc with Stes ran cot mn the in with her Jong! ch wi red nted black and carvel built, and con- tained ave cans of bread, and # keg partly filled with water, Miscetinneous. Purser JW Bensel, of the steamship City of Mexico, from Vera Cruz and Havana, has our thanks for attentions. Purser H Gorham, of the steamship San Jacisia, from Sas vannah, has Our thanks for his attentions. Wo aro under obligations to purser J P Garniss, of the steamthtp Champion, from Charleston, for favors, Whalemen. ofhip George, Howland, Knowles, arrived at New Bedford m Arctic Qeean, Honolilu Dee 9, Whytootaeke 1200 do wh oil and 14,800 Ibs bone. Ship Cornelius Howland. Homan, of NB, was at Honolala March 39, from the const of Ceisfornia, having taken 75 bbls wh oil, Bark Roman, Jernegan, of NB, wae at Honolulu March 28, evel yaa steering south, April 8, from Callao for Antwerp, March 23, },Brvant, from Liverpool for New York, Drown, from Cardi’ for King vee on New ym Charleston for Liver- pooh april at x Bare ronaaler (hr from Yokouama for New ete Fe mrs oe Alberding, Philadelpnia, Feb 12, aE STE eee Baton for for Cape Town, March 8, lat 3 wet Hy Cairine, May 9, no at, (by pilot boat J D Jones, “ee Pqite pes from Mayaguez for Baltimore, April 28, beth Smith. from Sngua. for a port north of Tums, fre from Rio Janetro for Baltl- en beari ay Ramat, bound agrihy April 39, Oarystort bearing NW74 7 rele Ports. ARDROSSAN, April 18—Sailed, Oracle, Humphreys, Ban AxTWEnr, z Apa 18- 16—Arrived, Geo Peabody, Churchill, and Balle tro ! Flushing roads 1th, Eureka, Holloway, New HALQANTE, April 18-Sailed, 4 Humphreys, Pearson, Pei iy March 5—Passed by, Pavama, Thompson, from pao ay, oo March 19~In port bark Anna L Taylor, BARAOOA, April in port schra Commerce, Evans, fol NYork next dy ay Gorge for do: ial fant rants aoe eee Belk Bayisa; Frag Tress Wood Bi, Moree, Plc pee, +O M Marrett, and Mary, for do; to Balled 224, sehra EM 8: to E Smith, do. Bi seure HM Sawyer, NYork Haltio E 0 ogame fh, Mary intas Sutherland, aw. v3 Capra, " rif dalled, Bde HIM, Haddock, NYork, mee Florence Huribot, Ours, B jett; Be Davie NYork and cles red f eve ren ity sANENAS Abel aay ark Plelades, Hott, Balt rogby, Bar dad ea em ak eape, "Wilson, NYork via Matanzas brig A i wand Budofus Haskeliy'a port north oreo age %4—Arrived, bark Florence, Hooper, Dove, April 16--Off, Pallas, Meyerdick, from NYork for Bremen. Eee 18th, Glennevis, Cummins, from Leith for Savan- i 08 Booth F Foreland 19th, Paul, Klatt, from Rotterdam for wee DunutN, April—Arrived, bark Peter Crerar (Br), a BMERARA, &, 4 bn brig Island Lass, McL for Baltimore, rey to sal iene ‘Anas Whiting, MMivehineos, ELsiwoney April 14--Passed » spook ars pril 1 re ease , Ocean Queen (s), Jones, ELADIHERA, April Moin, port schr Benj Oliver, for Hew ke 1dg, GRESTRMUNDE, April 14—Arrived, Georg & Johann, Stech- enbauer, Savanni pdorMENBURG, J pril 13--Cleared. Speranza, Nielson, Bos- Genoa 4, April 15 Arrived, Fanny Fothergil, Hughes, New Yor Balled vi Hosinan Wierihe Philadelphia, Gus) wien April se gh isrodrene, Iveson, geiphia; Beetin (s Dryden, Palermo (and cleared for York); lath, Dora, browa, York Svanen, Ebsen, do (and Sloared WIN for Margellies); Puclies, Svarese,” Baltimore’ 18th, Maria Angela, Phra » Philadelphia, Cleared Sth, Jehu, Crowell, ‘Tri Towed through { rome Gucotine Bady, Ve: Meeaalpbte. for NYork; ‘avadon gay Vives, from Pi Hnivoutr April 19—Sailed, Colexte Clark, Foster, Gothen- burg; St Mark, Wood, Bronnershayen. ‘AMBURG, April--Sailed from Cuxhaven 17th, Friedeburg, Boysen, NYork; 18th, Argosy, Reed, England; Hermaun oo ee , Latien, San Francisco; oth, Dr Barth, Breck- wo! HavER, Apri116—Cleared, Martha Cobb, Pearson, New: ort and NYork; Villa Frauea, Wiliiains, Cardiff and'United ‘Baitea S0tb, steamship Rising Star, Connor, Breman, Co- penhagen ang eae HAVANA, April 27—Arrived, brigs Loch Lomond, Savage, N York; Neliy Johnson, Spates, Portiand. public (Am bari from NYork for Antw' IsLE oF WiGH, A) it 19 Passed, Livenpoot, April 18 Arrived, City of Dublin (s), Eynon Movin; Sith, Trenton, Dumateey New Oren Balled 18th, Macauhay, Rogers. Baittmores Atmornhere Sratu, Yorks 19th, Bc rd » fetterhorn, Landerkin, Cardi’ ani ade Basil. Walrabe, Phiuadelphing Sot, Crimea, Glover, Bristol and’ NYork; Hollands), Webster, and Man? hattan’(s), Forsyth, NYork; St Charles, Colley, San Fran- ylicared 18th, Priscilla, York, Boston: 10, Siberia (o joaton and NYork an sailed); ahth i” smnore! — vont 5 Geo Durkee, (), Gell Ge Th home, ‘New rienae doth Bye, ‘Mohan, Caliso? ‘red War: lomewood, at out inh East Lomond Baillie, Gloucester; Juaking; Minnesota (a), W! at 7, an Fst Gah Guanine, en, Heed int; Jo Aiea Philadel epi Titbernfan (a), Wats, Quavess 19th, os of Biblia ‘a), Bynon, and Pennsylvania es Thompson New ¥fONDON, April 20—Cleared, Savannah, Kuowi - aut ‘dgnstaatine, Greevy, NYorK (und salied from Graves, a Je Phosgene dad 19--Arrived, Wave Queen, Thompson, para, April19—Arrived, Vigiilate, Whitmore, Callao, ILE, May 8—Arrived, ateatoship Caledonia, Oven- Pai NYorx (Apri 10 for Gitsgow. Rey apa ‘ut in, inet, Healey, Minrorp H. April 1 from Havre for Briton Ferry. MARSEILLES, April 18—Afmived, Chancellor, Cofin, Phiin- Sailed 16th, Nellie {UitFord, Littofiold, Matanzas, MALAGA, April ‘Cledred, eas pI brig toodeo (Br), MoLeod, MATANZAD, April 26—Amwved, sor Edna Harwood, Har- Balled Seth beige Amelia E: Cy port jailed 26th, i elia Emma, Caritor Horton, Gamage, Pataaephie oreo tteras; Jennie Cleared. 26th, bark Sarah ale, White Portland ; bri; Wm Gordon (br), Fisher, NYork; Barion, Philadelpiia, -* veh ‘Mary D Haskell, SEWrOR!, ‘April 12--Cleared, Borrento, Wilson, New Or- Balled 18th, Marcia Greenleaf, B i; billed Ith, Marcia Greenleaf, Bates, NYork; St James, Ent out ares ‘Elizabeth Yeo, Scott, NYorl NEWRY, April Te-Arrivedy Johu’ Baniug, Townsend, Pen- Orono, April 13—Arrived, Alice G Grace, Gilchriat, New “Pexanrn Doox, April 17—Arrivea, Und re, Liverpool (ania ent out for Montevideo), jeunted, Dine "Balled Tah . Benak J my) Jackson, mB apore, 'ALERMO, ri) ‘aletta ue Me and loft 1th for ye Th, ain tah sy yiork ee "Balled 41h, Rival Reed, NYork; Little Reaper, ©: PADANG, ‘Feb 17—/ Arrived, Sactainento, “Gardiner, Passa ‘roeang (and satied for Boston, mae JURENSTOWN, April 20—Arrived, Suc ‘obile: aa proceetted fe for or isatene Uman, Swenaen, NYork (and proceed Batled 18th, Shatemuc, Soule (from Callao), Fi pot Gape Clear ith, ‘Merchant, from Gaivestee Tor Liver. PGtt Crookhaven £0ib, Albert Meyer, fxom New Orleans for ‘QuEnec, May 2—Arrived, steamship Prussian, Dutton, Liv ania ng. April, 19 Salled, Wostmorgland, jactel . st Hamilt: on, N Prcied-ce , Jeanle Carly Uaderhil, New March 22—Arrived fmerican Eagle, ‘ork. Sr Vincent, CV, Harding, Cardi; April 4, Warren H noth Bre St HELENA, March 16--Arrivad, Cand sailed for NYork); Athy Ceuranr, Disks 7. salled for Rotterdam) ald, Undated Stat for Nore” AVON Oatlvie, od 40 March 28, City of Perth, from Shanghae for New YQONEY, NSW, March 4—Arrived, Mako, Piaaly April A—In_ port br 1BAL, April SA—In port brigs John W Berry, een (Br), Cottam, from NYork, do; San Ju & = ie ca ie a 40 (Br); Maho. AGUA, i schrs Ramon de Blte eal Pour A Grantiebee ter Puliagelphta tie wag me & Cain, for etn. 10 Bail 28th. Br Jou, NB, * B—Arrived, varks Morocco (Br), Newell, Prbvidetces lorma (Br), Giimore, NYork; schr Loulaa'D (Br), Wagner, do ‘Cleared 84, échr Alaska, for NYork. Tauie BAY, CGH, May 18—Atrived, brig Emma (Br), Nelson, Briton, VeRA CRUZ, April 21—In port brig Nollie Mitchell, Nelson, from Brunswick, Ga, disg, 40 Bail Tor Tobasco in ballast to load for NYork. [PEFR STRAMERIP JAVA.) ApzLarpR, Feb 5—Arrived, Unton, Paine, NYork, BREMERHAYRN, April 18—Sailed, Henry, ‘Wessels, NYork ; Frejhandel, Wachter, and Amaranth, Van ‘Hagen, do; Meri- dian, Lenz, Philadelphia. BARORLONA, April 16—Arrived, Teresa, Comas, Charies- ton. Sailed 18h, E. Schultz, French, New York. Eunnoa, Apri 19. Arrived, rit Brooks, New York, pri 1 Are jarion, Bulman, Ant- Bish Jesse Boyles 6. Masel salle, Buenos Ayres, ene, Brand d Oakland, Merry- ey, Chase! New Orleans; Lizzie Br "hdgery ileutich en, for NYork; dd, 01 t Nort Fla , Nusen,'and Gtates, Vount, doy Tenax, Provo? a Gavais, April 20—Arrived, Christina, Jutsen, Charl Cadiz Aili 17—Oleated, Brazil, Hibbert, Thitedeene FALMOUTH, April 21—Arrived, Shatemuc, Soul Callao; ea, Mar icheles, NYork (nad proceeded for Hata: poRRBOCE, April %—Arrived, Wilheim, Roed, and Com- a, Pehaacola, mganoa: Ap pri 18—Arrived, Te; IAVRE, Ay my 2—Sailed, Anderson, San diag; River W, yman, Uiacang Tejuca, Howell, New York, Martha Cobb, rie Newport, pril #1—Arrived, Charter Oi Pa Bruce ‘and Albert, dors Hage Grats tinea x Comrnin arn, e oa Hato i end aeBntingre Suet ; oy ‘NOrleans nt vi rans, Savanni Uarolin: ju Bi Martians? a Pensscoles A Arenua! Morrison, Roslenue: Delmir: Gaivesto “ee Timed, San Fra olnca Sea ey Francis is Cutting, Ty ) NT wham, yetey,, _ iladelphia; Geo Durkea, es Thales, davacoay lon, San Francis 1800. nj ‘reer ‘et, rat ana, Gell, New Orleans; Fred Warren, Homewood, Caleuita; Chini City ty of Dublin a a, Weeks, i Eynon, NYork. arifn i, Murphy, for Boston knd NYork; ialifax and NYork; Nautilus, Hagar, rfowne, Boston; Counters of ite, atria, Delano, Boston; Gen Monte ideo via Carnif’ Wellington, ke. Loxiion, April 22 Cleared, Vivid, Hart, Philadelphia, Entered out, 224, Bellona (8), Gleadell, for N oeAMLASH ‘April’ 19—Sailed, Oracle, Hamiphres: 6 San Fran- vaanoRn pk8, April 19—Arrived, Eschurd, Franck, N PP oeiatia April 17—Sailed, Kooaoo, McLeod, Philadel- PNewosert, April 16—Ent out, Micheli, Murli, for N ‘ork. ae %0—Bailed, Sorvento, Wilson, New Or- ADs. ‘ODRAGA, March 30-—Arrived, Peter Knyper, Falk, NYork. New Orleans; 2% it ont 20th, 1 NGURENBrowN, April 2—Arrived, Svensen, Bevitee, April 8—Arrived, Laura, Heat NYork. BOSTON, May LrAtrived sehen yf Austin, Davis, G }—Arrived, schrs J B Austin, Davie, George town, DC; 'N wi Magee, Ketchum; 8B. Wheeler, Tier tig, Taylor, and Trankfer, B ankeh Baltimore; M'D Mari ton, Marston; Charm, Studie etoraon,, Fugit pad American sil. MeFatiand, P Phiiadeiphins 2 iting, Le- land, Kilaabethport;, Henry ‘Means, Mayara, Port ‘johnson ; Ei janeroft, “Hoboken ; Caroline ae Crosmnan, Bel low Brig Annie Eldridge, from Port Cieared—ship Fortune, ‘Taylor, Calcutta, eu bone (Br), Aey Jae oe cere Foie ty th ae gnc igeaeetar Wao oes YRUNSWICK, Ga, April M—Arrived, schr Jedate, ‘Trott, ‘26th—Arrived, achr BH Jones, Davis, NYork (and sailed econ. ioe ees sae, aaa mie mel Bclied froma st androws 26th brig schr jolt ‘Stub! NT woatie Apri ae Imes, se r MeFare sot qi Reid ‘Bi-Sallod, schr Sarah W Blake, Blake, nYACH RIVER, May 2—Arrived, schr Mary Natt, Barker, Wobite, April 28—Arrived, sen Artie Garwood, ou 24—Salied, Es 2 ts Stall Golo? "Wan ‘ltcholt, Cote, NeW ORDEANS. spring up. a —n tas, fra Orkn aitlen, Liverseo1 HgeaY Dagar 2 (Nor) Bin Hah. Salted, steamy orks fay 1—Arrived at Bight, sasaahi Gostea Nolesoe’ New aT en Ist, steamsht Balled Stoamtis Unie aes atcha ote Ph are Pass, NORFOLK, A) duhipermoted a, sols Battle, EcCiintock, aa Tere es xjone: as ekland; Frank Atwood, i ite He Ren cron Charteston, aoe m, Hea Uae oad Anbor Dodger felony Memtaee Maled Sehr lt K Vauyun, Riney, Baltitnore, RANT UCRET, apnits-* Arrieta, sh schrs Nath! Chase, Joy, th Arve, seis Gea Bind, Baker, WYork; Lisle, Soe MET salted, ache Sea Bird, Baker, Nis Seth Balled sche Lazcie, Somery SPO RD April 2d. wurvod,_aoare John Ht Perry, ei ely, Phuadeiphiat SNuiniany Holbrook, do; © M Newiney, Bailod—sehr Empire, Matthews, NYork. seals achrs Katie P ‘Luni, a Soule, Albany; Eliza Hamilton, Gol oh en irked ‘angilder, do; Alabama, Nangilder, a Emibrived aikhs ach Willow, Eldridge, Putadeiphia, M ag i--Areived, sours 8 ‘Sea Nympb, Hill, Baltimore; An- Fo a er waiicen, a peepee tts Bydsay Siabelnport; Thow ee we RA IAVEN,’ May 2—Arnivea, brig Morning Lighty bagi hh ‘Lillie, Baltimore; C W Elwell, Georgetown, LENBACOLA, April 25—Arrived, bark Blomidon (Br), aaa er Borm King (a2) 6 et go via ay io Gr Now Orleans. lew can ane ; sohr Angle ae ac-ctoared, sohra Bk Fords Ae Ae ewig B Davin’ Biavope ages’ Ear Soar "eae een, ‘Hoavs’ Scudder, Gould, m5 ay Marabal farstal Dalek race, Seguas Geo E Prescott, Gilkey, va Geeee Barks Don Justo, Dyer, Montevideo via nag roting Ga; N Churchill (ih), Murphy, Havre; beigs Centaur Herald, Hanson,’ Matanzas; M £ Thompson, buster? Boston. At the Breakwater oaks brig Ceres (Br), ty cette from Cien- ‘Auclia, from Bhiladelphia for tS AY sare oaattua fuegos for NYork ; selir John, NB. One light b ey came in the Capes this PM. 8c! Curtis Yilton, from Cienfnezoa for NYork, aud shout 20 schooners, went to sea to-day, Wind NW this morning, and changed toS this PM. The barks which went to sea are og nlas badly the Vision, for Ktettin, and Everhard Delfus, for 1, bark Dunbrody, for vam: Went to sea May ‘A Bernard, Havar Lizzie Garrow, Falmouth; Stewart 7 Bickmére, Cardenns, LWEs, Bole hay 2k ship, suppowed the British America, from Boston, game in thy Capes to-day. J PORTLAND, April 80—Ariived, sl hip Chesapeake, ohmaan ALOE Moravian SP: Brown, Live (and sailed); brig Don Quixote, Hassell, Cardenas; schr Congress, York, Balti Me ‘Bait ed—Brig Mary © Mariner; schra Gazello, Frank Pierce SMOUTH, April 20—Arrived, schr D M French, Love 1, NY¥or PAWTUCKET, April 8)--Sailed, schrs Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw ; Jos Parker, Sen, Kelly, and D © Foss’ mete held, NYork, (OND, April 20—Sailed, schr A R Wetmore, Bogert, NYor SAN FRANCISCO, May 2 Arrived, abip Fred Peterson Nor), Larsen, Hamburg; bark 1 Geffiot, Bor any, SAVANNAH, Abril, 23--Cleared,, aghre liv Long, Hares, and WF Hart, Hatt NYord; “Abule Bitmes, Low! bard, i Watton rigs ne Ellen, Oreutt, Satilla River; Abby Watson, Allen, Bosto! 2th—Arrived, schr Wm Conness, Toole, NYork. Glearot~ Brig Salvador (Sp), Colamar, Barcelona. Sailed—Schr B F Hart, Hart, NYork. gSQMERSES, May S—Arrivel, schr Susan B Nash, Nasty iT TAUNTON; April 80—Suited, schrs OL Lovering, Hatha rey Ellzabeluport; StJnmes, Keefe, and Maria Louisa, now, WILMINGTON, No April B0—Arrived, steamship Wan P Clyde, Morgan, NYork; echr Km Shaw, Shaw, do. Bee Tom ane schr bee Sun (on can ar at Ppon ‘aawell, but exe tloat same afterno ec asta Hota yon oMichra P Bolce, Ad ; May 1—Arrived, schra , Georsetown, DO; EM Duilleit, Raynor, NYork. deer iled, schra Lamartine, Gurney, NYork; Monitor, Robbing, das ay Cook, Oe Halciabarg, Fo ladeiphia, 2 EU N, pail 80—Arrived, Elizal 0, cnitds, Hoboken. . os Sailed—Schr Hannah Blackman, Jones, Philadelphi AN oD FALLACY EXPLODED, Thirty or forty years ago it was the fasblon to administer powerfal purgalives a “spring medicines.” Terrie doses Gfaclisandachna, calomel and falap, OF giauber eal were iven to all the members of a > whether si by way of preparing them for the varia Weather it neato: (a pernicious custora ts nearly obsoletey old Bourbons of private lite, inexpable alike 9 tretoms iat or learning anything, who obstinately tof otis Nothfag could be more pernicious, more “utterly ja. phical, han such an cusiausht on the ande ema. 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