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

was accordingly recommend a adoption. “NEW ‘YORK CITY. Local ‘and Police Paragraphs and Minor Metropolitan News Items. . The following record will show the changes ini the temperature for the past twenty-four hours ‘in com- parison with the corresponding day of Senay: indicated Boh: the thermometer: eee HERALD Bi ang, Bre iuadway, co! of den exvene, street: — 1909, 11 0, 3 = ot oe » 58% Average temperature for correspon ‘The arrests on Sunday for various offences were -182, against 216 for the previous Sapbath. Ano Miller was, held to answer yesterday after Boon, atthe Yorkville Police Court, on complaint of Lawrence Moorecroft, of the Park police, who charged her with avenling pists plants from the Park, John Dewel was arraigned at the; Harlem Police Court, before Justice McQuade, yesterday, on peal laint gof George Unterholgner, of 2,213 Thi Beane trom whom it was alleged he stole $185, Heid for trial in $1,000, dall- A man only known.as “Tom,” while painting the front of No, 167 West Twenty-tfth street, was thrown to the ground by the ropes breaking which held the weatl’ “ip He was so seriously injured ag to be (ue to Bellevue. The examination in the great carpet robbery was concluded yesterday afternoon, at the Yorkville Poliee Court, before Justice, Coulter, who fully com- mitted the prisoners, hy olny Beek, Dunn and Egan, for trial at the General About eleven o’clock yesterday morning Mr. Amos M. Sackett, a tea broker, of 98 Wall street, while in the office of Mr, William B, Hunter, No. 15 Old slip, was taken suddenly ill, and died soon afterwards. Coroner Rollins was notified to hold an inquest over the remains, Deceased lived at No. 65 Kast 125th street. ‘The funeral of the late Rev. Archibald Foss took Place yesterday from St. Paul’s church, on Fourth avenue, It was attended by a large number of the - vy and Jaity of the Methodist Episcopal Church. ee it will be remembered, died in Switzer- health.” The members of Engine Company No. 7 returned yesterday morning from Philadelphia in possession of thetr new Amoskeag steam fire engine, built in that city. Accompanied by Mount Penn Hose Com- pany, No, 31, of espana and the Chief Bugineer and Uls assistants, they aarched up Broadway, pre- weeded by a band of music. » Annle Anghes, aged fourteen, and Maggie Dun- ham, aged fifteen, were taken from a low den at 122 Greene street, on Sunday night by officer Smith, of the Eighth precinct, upon compiaints of their pa- rents, They were arraigned before Justice Shand- ley, at Jefferson aMrket, yesterday, and committed tothe House o/ the Good suephe: As Mr, and Mrs. G, B. Brown, residing in Eighty- second street, near Third avenue, were driving along ‘Third avenue, near Elghty-second street, the wagon was thrown off tae track of the railroad and upset. ‘Tne jady aud gentlemen were both thrown out, Mr. brown disiocating his shoulder aud Airs. browo sustaining slight bruises upon the face. Mrs. Fisher, of No. 105 West Twenty-seventh street, and one of the inmates of the house, were last evening thrown out of a carriage in the Park, near Fifty-ninth street, and both serfously injured about tne head. The horses ran away aud the car- riage collided with a cart, breaking of both hind wheel of the former. One of the brick side wails of the public school in East Thirty-seventh street, between Second and ‘Third avenues, has bulged out and 1s in a condition dangerous to life, The Superintendent of Buildings has ordered it taken down, but the order, has not been complied with owing to some hich between Vhe trustees and tue owner of the adjacent builaing. A woman named Elizabeth Lester was last even- mg arrested by an officer of the Seventh precinct for disorderly conduct. Before she could be locked up she took a small phial of laudanum from her pocket and drank the onto: intending, as she said, to commit suicide. A doctor attended her aud she was sent to Bellevue, Domestic trouvle ‘Was the cause of her rash resolve. The Board of Assistant Aldermen met yesterday afternoon and concurred with the Board of Alder- men in creating an adilitional fund, or stock, vo be called the City Lunatic Asylum stock, and anthoriz- ing the Comptroiler to advertise for bids for $400,000 ofthe same, The Board of Aldermen was cailed to order by Thomas Coman, the President, and a quo- rum not appearing, an adjournment was had with- out day, John Peck, a detective in the emplay of the New ‘York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company, yesterday morning arraigned a young man named Edward Connor before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Mar- ket, charged with stealing one bate and case of goods from the company’s car on paturday night, valued ai $400, The officer testified to seeing the prisoner throw the goods from the car on Eleventh avenue, near Twenty-seventh street, and arresting him while Jeaving the car upon its arrival at the depot in ‘Thirtieth street. Connor denied the {ch stated that he could prove an adit, but was committed in default of $1,000 bail. ‘The American Geographical and Statistical Society will hold their regular monthly meeting this even- ing, May 10, at their rooms in tie Cooper Institute. The Rey. Albert Bushnell, for twenty-five years a missionary on the Gaboon, Will read a paper on the topography, progress of exploration aud products of the Western regions of eyuatorial Africa, with au account of the manners, customs and soctal Ufe of the nations inhabiting that country. The medal awarded by the Imperial Seograp phical Society of Paris to Paul B."Du Chaillu for his journeys and dis- coveries in Ashango Land will on this occasion be presented to et with appropriate ceremonies, JUVENILE pears IN JERSEY. A New Method of Reform for Young Crimi- nale-How They Can Become Serviceable to Their Country—An Incorrigible Young Thiet. For several months past there has been a discus. sion among .several public bodies in New Jersey whether some cheaper and at the same time more effectual provisions can be made for juvenile offenders than those furnished in the State Reform School, the admission to which is attended with some difficulty at present, owing to the crowded state of the institution. The Board of Chosen Freeholders of Hudson county have struck on @ system which is likely to answer the purpose fully as well as the reform school, and be attended with less expense. ‘they appointed a com- mittee to inquire into the subject, and when the Board met yesterday for the last time—their term of office having expired—at the Hudson City Court no the committee reported that they had visited the schoolship at ‘Brooklyn, abd made numerous in- quiries in other quarters. tid arrived at the con- clusion that the system good one oe oak , that a suitable vessel can be penne eine tart $30, 1 hat the expenditure for fifty for the first pon 2 feo be about $60,000 and itterwards about $10,000 ~ The Teport was referred to the new Board of Free- no, ‘ders, and there is little doubt that it will be ace |] |. At present both Jersey City and Newark are infested uch Pegs: thieves, as may be seen from the. reports in the HERALD on Sunday and yesterday. One vr these youths named Ring manifests @ most obdu ‘Tate disposition, and is not accessible to any eeét.s. md humanizing influence just now. He is only aaa en years of age, yet he regards hia arrest as # | Water of very little consequence, makes no fuss, a $ is almost invariably the case with young- siers in Such a position, but marches to and from his cell With a defiant shrug of the shoulders, giving an occat ‘1onal squint at the officer, with an expres- thiat is designated among persons rs as & “knowing wink.” There is of boys in reformatory institutions and truthful compared with this His parents reside in Steuben A bee ud 1g Sages bowie aa to goodby mily at Lee h of night, and, ¢ out at the head of a small gang, watch wis opportl 10 steal brass from the car ar ehop of lew Jersey Railroad. The subject of reform tor sosk ‘a character as that deserves the most serious considera Wie SINGULAR ACCIDENT. On Saturday night Mr. John Ackerman, a butcher of Paterson, N. J,, eli upon @ large knife and was severely injured, He fell from & box on which he 4 } “ad kicked @ knife from the potion 4 aaate first with the point up, and while his orion Paras came fe, which penetrated “his thigh down eg oh e three imches. Geal, but the wound je not considered of a dangerous Oba uG are ithey he had gone for the benefit of his THE MACE-ALLEN ‘PRIZE * FIGHT. | arn Excitement of the - sno ogglion prong enced fh Omicers Derailed to Preverve Order on the Battle Field, wew ORLEANS, May 9, 1870. ‘The exoltement this afteracon 1s intense end the crowd of strangers in the olty 1s ummemse. Persons intending to witness the fight between Mace and ‘Allen to-morrow are pooring in from ail ‘quarters, filling the horels and tmparting unusual animation to the metropolis of the South, Mace is at tne Metairie Course and is in the most perfect condition for his fight in the moraing. Allen 4s a]so in as Ane condition as possible and will weigh about 180 pounds—about twenty pounde more than Mace, Notwithstanding this discrepancy of weight andthe difference between the ages of the men Mace is still the favorite at 100 to 70. Fifty police oMficers have been detailed by the Chief of Police to presérve order and protect the apecta- tors from the violence of the rowdy-element which will be present at the Metairie Course to-morrow. It 1s thas apparent that the civil authorities intend that there shall be a fair fight and the best man to win. Pool Selling on the Fight—Mace the Fa- vorite. | Last night there was @ small gathering at Riley’s for the Mace and Allen fight, which comes off to- day. Infact it was im most’ respects ‘a failure, as ttle interest seemed to be shown. On the first pool Mace was chosen at $30 and Allen went to $24. Several pools were sold at Mace $24 to Allen $15, Outside bets were more plentiful and seemed to create more interest. The largest one was $125 to $75. Bets of to $35 were freely offered but none taken up. len’s friends seemed to expect fully one-half before they cared to wager money. The pool seller seemed most anxious to urge betth va in spite of well-meant endeavors he could not life into it. Generally there seemed to be tittle doubt as to Mace’s winning, though the fact that Allen 1s a younger man by ten years than his opponent was used 8-8 reason for his possible triumph. PERILS OF PRIZE FIGHTING IN CRUSETTS. mAssa- Arrest of George Seddons in St. Louis by Bostoa Authorities for Indulging in a Prize Fight Over Two Years Ago—His Arrival in Massachusetts. Boston, May 9, 1870, The professional pugilists have begun to find out, much to their sorrow, that Massachusetts is an in- secure place for them to indulge in thetr favorite and disreputabie pastime. Ned 0’ Baldwin, the Irish Giant, 1s already serving a sentence in the Salem jail for entering the ring with Joe Wormald, and the lat- ter has his liberty only so long as he keeps his whereabouts @ secret. Over two years ago George Seddons, a well known pugilist of this city and New. York, engaged in a mill with Tom Kelly on “Smutty Nose Island,” one of the numerous isles off Ports. mouth (N, H.) harbor, ana he was afterwards con- victed of leaving Massachusetts to engage in a prize fight, but pending the sentence of the court he stepped out on his bondsman. He went first to Canada and distinguished himself by punishing a Montreal pugiitst, after which he went to Iilinole and en, in a fight with @ fellow named Lafferty, whom he also whipped. A subsequent match was then made between them, and Seddons went into anne at@ place known as ‘‘Wash House,” some two miles outside of St. Louis, and where Tom Allen is training for the coming encounter with Jem Mace. His whereabouts having been ascertained, detective Stone, of the State police, was provided ‘with a Gov- ernor’s requisition and sent to arrest him. The ofiver had no age in finding Seddons, and little in arresting him. He was brought to Boston on Sat- uiday, and to-morrow he will probably be brought up for sentence. THE NATIONAL GAME Atlantic vs. EaglomA One-sided Affair. The game between the Atlantics and Eagles yes- terday so nearly represents the scores made by the Red Stockings in their contests with Western clubs of no standing, that it is given asasetoff to the telegrams daily sent the New York Heratp. Here such a game does not interest six spectators and seldom calls a greater number to witness a ANTIC. 0. zine, EO RAB.T. 4000 Rl erecmonme Bl ome msccreee 2) enantaxae! 29 wed CRICKET. First Play on the St. George’s Grounds— Splendid Innings ot Young Carpenter. With a fine day and a good wicket there is gen- eratly no obstacle to a good game of cricket, which idea was fully realized yesterday ou the St. George’s Ground at Hudson City. The match was between the married and single of the club, both sides pihy- ing strong as regards science, but both being numeri- cally weak. ‘The single men were the first to take the bat, opposed by the bowling of the two club pro- fessionals, Norley and Doyle. The innings footed up to 114, of which Carpenter got the top score of 58, made by some really fine play. His ‘‘cuts” and “on drives” were fine indeed, showing that his father’s tuition had not been thrown away. Against such bowling as Norley’s a score like this is no mean feat to accomplish, ‘0 others obtained double figures, Mr. Cooper’s 23 being Lect well got, ‘some of his hits being greatiy applaud In his innings Norley’s bowling was vey effective, taking five wickets, The Benedicks, although playing a strong team, did not manage to reach their opponents’ score, the total of their innings amounting to seventy-one only. Of this number the two profes- sionals got more than half, Norley de’ending his wicket opstinate.y till he succumbed to a “ripper? fom Carpenter. Considering th’s is only the com- mencement of the season the number of ‘extras’ was exceptionally small. We append the score:— SINGLE, MARRIED. Bance, ct Ogilby, b Ni Kendal, b Carpenter. Cooper, b Doyle. Norley, b Carpenter Or mter, not Hatheld, st Norley, b Davie Porting, cand b Norley... Richardson, b Norle} Rossen, bb oye) b Hatfield: iby, et Bance, b enter, a borne, nt oui. jonghton, b Carp Talbot, b Carpenter. Byes 3, leg byes 1, wides 4. TOtAl...sseececcesescereee ML bw b Nor. N. Richar Byes 8, wides 3, Total b Norley. leg byes I. Bl acka nnctite Opening of the Crickct Season in England. ‘LONDON, May 9, 1870. The English cricket season was opened at Lord’s cricket ground to-day, with @ match between right and left handed professional players, some of whom. ‘were in America two seasons ago. ‘The following is the score of the game as far as it has progressed:— FIRST INNING. eB Seoa0e! Total. INNING, ScBRa Fi Benak lw Total, three wickets for........ ‘The match will be conciuded to-morro’ ESSEX COUNTY (N. J.) BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS. At the Court House in Newark yesterday forenoon the Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders hela a final meeting previous to the adjournment of the old board sine die, The Commissioners of the Essex Public Road Board submitted a report setting forth that proceedings had been entirely suspended since last summer, when a writ of certiorari was ees » the court. The employés ai all ee disc) 6 receipts from May a 1870, had been $6,! $6,900 29. ‘The feguiar Committee on Public Roads Teported that they had completed the additions and aiterattons of the Court House. (he addition and remodelling of the Supreme Court room cost $21,460; the furnishing of the court room and Regiater’s office cost $8,756; other improvements about the Court lente Cost $4,800; supplies for public bail ost’ $1,753; ior work and balances due on contracts made by the committee there had been expended $10,748; the roof of the Court House cost $200, Th The oval amount expended is $81.7 Eth : [Spain New YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1870.—TRIP. penetrate rem ha BSR Din Gai pie Ta BROOKLYN CITY NEWS. | It ts estimated that 90,000 een ves Prseeees Paap aing ine aek, SR EY. stan Pticn deghueeaina asa betes be ued ments. ‘The name of the appli- cants tor place vy sole ll ‘ | Francis MoNeetey, “Keeper of the Kings County ronan ap public officials in uy, dangoroly We Mayor Katee, who has t been confined to his for several resumed his executive utes yesterday, ent reatored to health. | Am elegant building has ‘been purchased for the ise of the Demeratic Club of Kings county, atthe eorner of Remsen and Clinton sureas, ‘The price Paid was $60,000. ‘There will be an oMelal decapitation among several ‘employés of the Water Commissioners in 9 few days, pursuant to @ recent determination of economy arrived at by that body. Supervisor Dutcher hag been instructed to in- vestigate the affairs of Assessor Michael Scanlon’s ‘office, and report as to its condition, some mis- management belng said to exist in said office. | Andrew Gantner, while laboring under the in- ‘fluence of strong spiritous beverage, slid down an area in York street yesterday, and dislocated nis left shoulder. “He wai removed to the City Hospital. ‘The bricklayers’ and masons’ laborers of the East- ern District, to the number of several hundreds, struck work yesterday - because their bosses reduced their wages from three dollars to two dollars and tifty cents per day. Coroner Whitehill held an inquest yesterday in the case of Mrs. Mary Ryan, of Dupont street, Green- point, who came to her death on yg acti from the effects of injuries sustained Rowelt out of a bac story window wi Moar tem 10~ rarily insane. The same offical = oe ing Wu Mrs. Jpabblit, of No. 433 North Fourth street, E. died from general gine i At the opening of the Court o Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday morning, Judge Barnard presiding, Dis- trict Attorney Morris called on several of the election frgaa cases fied ial ee ee ‘ of the material with wever, Dut in an appearance. On motion of Mr. Morris attachments were issued against them and made returnable this morning at ten o'clock, to which time the court then adjour Philip H. Grogan asked the Board of Excise Com- missioners at their meeting yesterday to protect him from farther interference from the police, who had arrested him the night Pe on Sperge of violat- ing the Excise law an pening tus dining saloon. ‘The Board adopted a resott ution requesting the Police Commissioners not to make any further arrest for an infringement of the law, but to report all violations to that body, BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL, Proposed Increase of the Fire Department— : The Deficiency Bill. The Board of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon, the President in the chair. Alderman Totans pre- sented the annual report of the Board of Trustees of the Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund of the Fire Depart- ment, E. D., for 1869, The total amount of the fund is $20,416, The disbursements amount to $7,780. The list of pensioners numbers thirty-six widows and fifty children. The Commissioners of the Fire De- partment sent in 9 communication setting forth that repeated petitions had been received by them from citizens .of, the Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth, Seventeenth and Twenty-first’ wards, for an in- crease of the apparatus and force in the locatities named, the present number being entirely inadequate to the requirements of public safety in the event of a serious conflagration. The power to increase the force being vested by law Be meg Com. mon Counoll the Commissioners asked that body to cause to be inserted in the budget the necessar amount to provide three fire engines and one hoo! and ladder, with the requisite pet err of men, for the said district. The hook ladder company is to be located in the lower part of the Twelfth ward. A resolution authorizing the required measure was unanimously adopted by the Board. Alderman CUNNINGH: chairman of the Finance Committee, offered a resolution to the effect that the Mayor, cae chee and Clty Clerk be directed to issue certificates of indebtedness to the amount necessary to Pay the deficiencies for 1868—the total amount being $116,618. The items are as follows:— Lighting streets for the months of November and December, 1869—Brooklyn- Gas Light end $56,155; Citizens’ Gas Light Compan $24,729; W) lamsburg Gas Light Company, $20,346; gas for pub. ie pauiaines for the same companies, $7,084; print- ing and stationery for 1868-9, $5,964; salaries for 1869, $12,386, Alderman CLANCY offered a resolution as @ sub- stitute to discharge the Finance Committee, from farther consideration of the act to authorize the cit of Brooklyn to borrow money to meet certain ciencies, and that in connection with ‘the Ma; oT, Comptroller and City Clerk they be direct w Bonney. S281. 406, bearing interest at the rate of seven Tr cen Objection was made to the substitute because the Finance Commitvee had not examined all the bills included in the Deficiency Bill passed by the ‘isla- ture, which contained one item of $25,000 for street cleaning and $1,882 for reparing streets—which was not included in the biil until went to Albany. Panel: maggie ‘was, however, adopted py a vote of to 6, A NOVELTY IN JERSEY WEDDINGS, The House of Prayer is to Newark, N. J., what St. Alban’s is to New York—the grand local Mecca of High Churchmen and sight-seers. Yesterday after- noon, between five and six o’clock, @ fashionable wedding came off at the former edifice, and was a de- cided novelty in Jersey weddings. The cards of invitation set forth that the marriage of “Mr. and Mrs. A. Courtland Munn, née Mary Sandford” would take place, and long before the arrival of the bridal party the church was crowded to over- flowimg whh tashionably attired ladies and a very few gentlemen, Soon after the appomnted hour there emerged from the vestry room to the north of the chancel the clergy and choristers, in full vestments and white robes, These, numbering about filteen or sixteen, formed a procession, and, preceded by a surpliced boy, bearing on high a gilt cross, marched to the entrance and awaited tne coming of the bride and groom and attendauts. Arrived, they proceeded to the altar, and the ceremony of marital consolida- ton was carried out 1n accordance with the Church ritual. Rev. Dr. J. S. B. Hodges officiated. The bride, a splendid looking brunette, was magnifi- cently attired in white satin en tram. She was auended by five bridesmaids, as follows:—Miss Saidee yon, Miss Abbic Corey, Miss Emma Possmore, and. a Misses Emma and’ Josie Stucky, During the ceremony the fashionably attired females the assemblage manifested a disgraceful anxiety to see everything by climbing on the seats and tops of the pews. It is said they were not of the congregation, ‘The whole affair was considerable of a novelty to the nobee, stald Presbyterianly. inclined citizens of Newark. MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Hamburg mail steamship Saxonia will leave this port on Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg. The matisdor Europe will close at the Post Ofice at twelve o’clock noon. ‘Tae New York HERALD—Edition for Europe—will be ready at ten o’clock in the morning, Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New-York=This Day. Sun rises....... 448 | Moon sets....morn 2 20 Sun sets. ... 7 05 | High water...morn 3 45 OCEAN STEAMERS. OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE, ‘Saus Destination. DATE ‘Steamer. —| 68 at, 7 Bowling Green 15 Broadway. 168 Broad st. Captains and Pursers of Vessels arrtving at this port will please deliver all packages {ritended for the Hrratp to our regularly authorized agenta who are attached to our Steam Yacht fleet. Letters or news packages for the HBALD should not, ‘ ‘ Y “" SHEET Dull a Milford Del tn 186, ragnared 297 tons, and ewaed heal i e therefore, be entrusted to the charge of aly preter eq agents of the New York Associated Press. an PORT OF NEW YORE, ats wm | nr _ Oearnp, 8A-eale (RO) Hebleb, Hambure—Kashardh ed | ow wa eee ae eee Yorks Nuova Virginia, Gearpatt, New “Fema pan OB Jayne, Hawking, New « Sere, Apes 2 feriveni ae Eau ms Yor 0 way Oe Ports. BOSTON, May, bakit Oearete ache Vincent J Wallace: Pi | oporit Mieataehip Tarifa (BP, nce areal So ee fee re yaya ‘ork, con en Sane Ha eee Taf eriahgpec lg ator Palladelpuies apules BG iw Brua | Bata tw see gly sali vaca cali Morting Star (Br), Smith, Hamilton, Bermuds—J GCM Madeira’ (Br), Sullivan, Canning, NB—Orandall, Ber. (Pie Mouotaa Laura, theron, Jackooovile Warren ay *Eei tes ras cree pees Burger, a oo. Meta res, tha pete ‘schr Silver Spray, Horton, ARRIVALS. ar Wha ng Nrork, st ANFORTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YAORTS. vor! Wiahd ‘Bell, ated FES Ot me Steamship City of rng Lavernoo! April | for full files of late papers. FORTRESS MONROE, Ae ie Pine Sie at tat Peauranmet aniand, aes | pare Geo W Anderson, ofthe steamship Charleston, from |{ (NO oner, Blo Janeiro top trond gain pt br ae from 8 for Liverpool; lon 6818, | | Charleston, will please accept our thanks for favors. arriued, re lortherner, © cruise; passed steamship City of Antwerp, hence Dark Foreningen, ann wioktaoad for Pernambuco, Mieanantn Penueyivanis meena i apr cag nee eemon. aa ocean, | Pena! in fr’ Bainore— ‘Brig Harriet, from Mayagues, Wa lust Had’ We winds. all ‘the patange. iat | Barbadoes Maron ten ria tio pi Bon and 30 go wa an lg Sarah Crowell for St JobnE PR ng de al Guat hance fo on | Sent home-and sold 76 ble sp and sgesdiag. oy patina ea to Baltimore: $9 08) padved ship Ged Hurl rr or yeotl eszites London VER, May 5—Arrived, schrs. Ida Lewis, Heuatia, ba dott Aeron, Ke Sat (or Survie Hee ul zat Late a, able xn Ie” Rewt Nome at 8) pits ee ee ey Or takhil, Rocknl eg ‘DO; vana May 4, a6 PM, with Eine ral oil with bows, ro Daniel “Grirmell, do; Silas Wright, Mahan, Newburg? Hon, Fox & Co, Waa euttod Ss*boule off Hook fe | bark Ae eee et te Teen on Bacetiver port; Mediator, Gage, apd Ida, coats pioneer (Be) = ae pes Oe Natt, Barker, NYork. aoe Ward nr blag ain Sy a ioe aren ad ; cae soa GAY ESTON, May £—blered, fd, sehr ¥ B Colton, Robinson, Mt lia ft York lat ee ri Maia, rom, land ton 3 a ‘et 3 lea FP alen’ trom Newport for New "EG PATEL Bromo, Fork. ‘Charleston, ‘Charienon 66 hours, with | | Bark » Poll (NG), Wi NYork. sn SPI mine and B10 Deveengern to 8 Morgan "bo. Mage at | sista. Apel, lt P Srentaadher, from New York for onli May 3—Arrived, brig Pedro, Babrs, Katie H Carroll boond Ni. Buby at 1a Ms fan Bree; Mew York fey, Sacgibar, May 1—Arcived, steamship Gon Sedgwick B boand N; Wheat 14M, off Little Bag ‘Har- | March 95, iat 83 N, lon 45 48 W. renee, May 7 Ase vee . Of atwecom, bart Os ing bound bon ow Fork y My. | | eae © Geek, torn Wer rg eg yee g Bad vi undeas May 4 Cleared, ship Shand (ty Le Pau, Liver- Bieamanip Washington, Wallace, NO, 49 bours Portland for. Havana, \ anchor ; bate RE ay tin aloha ce ee ee and "Norful, ‘with ibe and passengers, 10 Poe smomaton, trom Rio Janciro; Dark ANTWERP, Seotla, Deine, Callao; EH etersen, do, aval, Cook, Rote; Sth, Joka at ala of O1 Se ee mess aaa Ones [Asia Blehmahip Volunteer, Jones, Phladtphis, with mdse to oarApril Min port brig Sulear iin, Benson, from Riverside, Has Bark Friden. Gye), Nordberg, Rio Janeiro 6 dare with | ™ioctcgson, april 6—Of, Anna ones asabina; Pan’ | bacteemaek ee Poo ota rar toua ee gern ica salad tbe juator April 16, in lon 86 W, J of an ees ‘steamship Cortes, Nelson, Havana and New gene, ‘Brig ¢,Loln als an, Hovans, | 10 30 age with ani ane. gfe ion yore Sth*-Arrived, scene Washington, Gager, New that alee th BuguwkReWAVEN, Apri ra ase ga Ma York. AC i se ine, Virginia. ba Se ar bark peyote ere o brie” May 4—arrivec, brie ‘Marley Bendy opr daran Lou sep iae Vie elm Halles, hark ne, * | trom Rio J Bours, Ml, peg bed CARDIVY, ApHHL 25—Arrived, N & Journeay, | NORFOLK, May 6—Arnived, schr Magnolia, McLaughlin, ake ae sated 3 sroachore Landers Laverna, Nix Towed tn, brig Alico Abbott (Br), Crowell, from Dem- ereue Pat ad oe erars (or Balmaress hora FORD, May schre Cohassett, Gib ete Sizipeou, 5 ike etnias Veet ee soy Aare A j_Aindath, Even- | pitvedelphia; Minnesota, 3 mp ” Behr Bu magia Bs ‘Parsoi aA lg - "ed apie, rh so faied, Braz, fy Pilate; ‘%th—Salied, schrs Sea’ Nymph, Coni Georgetown, De Rennreise, ¥ arec * Viry vr hetiia 28d, H B Wright, — ‘ortiand, Me relate N i M. Bou ee ako Ayes gion sot ‘ox arian Fig ork: Ech femle Wison, Georgetown, DC. | Curtis, Gloucester, Mass, ideaaBeonigce 1B oo: ved, schr Lucy Schr Henry Groped) Poller, Georgetown, DG, for New Lon- || \GALOUTEA Mi Sr oe ee haa rs EW LONDON, May 6—Arrived, achry Jonn Henry), Wil ‘Bobi Rr Geo W Barter, Stanwood, York; | gon, Rondout for N Now J je tford; oueken* Martin, Trenton for GA Haydon, Harrison, Philatelphis for Harttord. “|| Phlladelphis, ret, HAAN kets! | ightou' Boia Fook Avery ‘The ahip,Burmah, which arsived 8th from Liverpool te ae. liad Sehr Alien, Ber, PENSACOLA, May 3—Arrived, ite Meaahs Gorham, Mo- consigned | toH J DeWolf & Co. ' PHILADELPHIA, May 7, PM—Arrived, Lig poset Passed Through Hell Gate, Bailed 29th, bi MB Almon, Coffray, Boston; brig Tan- er. (Br), aes fschr Win’ Hilles, Boston; ‘S0cby brig pose, Boston. Cette; Tedac R Davis, Hand, BOUND SOUTH. CARDENAS, April 29 —Sailed, brigs » Ghisheet, Gfichrist, | (Nor), Lorensen, Cette; Isaac 1 Hants case, Nome fo ea, anh ae i ar osneet, | Mott Maram se Eo Pate | Rtn bet hk Jng adense fog, off Bartlett's Reef lightsbip, Long Taland mite, NYork? iar WB i jauley, Se north of sawn. Jas Davis, P Marshall Dateb, Turi thrived, bri; Sound, was rup into by ab unknown screw Hattotas, ‘Hattie, Grant, and Eudorus, Haskell, ‘way bowsprit, staving bulwarks and stanchions; broke star: |/_ DEAL, April 95—Passed, Texas, Mentzen, from pent ardenas; schrs Abbie, Davis, Matanzas; Maggie E Gray, Doued anchor snd started the vessel, leaking 80 bedly that the Ne ‘I’ Rloardo Jova, Littla, feesie el ‘Cagnvea fi, Buccess, Chase, Mobile tor Cronstadt (and ‘olenta +. vi Bes TH Mey §Atrived, soir sen ain WNyork.3 sDovEn, April 96—Off, John Bertram, Peterson, from NYork have to be kept constan' ptain bes er ater the Gala nga and deived thet t i by nin | arent pire ay until the ed, but no notice , Fall nw Tsaae Andetson, Doyle, Elizabethport ; wras taken of ia} Fequen or did‘be 206 anything more” of | for Antwerp, hi) Aaa) eroin Ganantod feet Bias, ondouts ‘onueclcu, ‘Siapii, a nd sents an Catal Srasesies a 5 ete one of the fithe Neptune 1 line, ine wee a last. Satur. top Bremen, Arrived, Peter Grerar, Campbell, Dar | o0u, Baron, Harerstray : rio P Souttisy Young, oboe; an to veel ‘re reached this i osnerwine sl she | Flen, Sailed —-1 Bark’ White Clond, ‘Freema ponaug; sehrs Balled \drey, Hong Kong via Cardiff. would have bean drifting about the Boctnd a helptecs weeeke ae Ley ep inareid re brig Zuleika (Br), Walsh, for "Fala Hall, mn Garo DC; ae New! owkirk, ‘Gilmores Belfast (or Rondout. yao Portland, 3 days, fork New York, with lumber to ler & Ke 1» Ke Boston for Rondout, “Er Dae el i ooo toapng SO tos Baltimore, t yal April 25—Off, President, Harbite, from Doboy Passed 96th, Mont Blanc, Herbert, from Savannah for orameds ees eres jarriet Lewis, ‘Taylor’ Nrork: Delay ‘Schr Convert, Adams, T: in Cove for New York. iisworth; Eioulse; Herrick, NYOrk,’ of. Callas? Behr Sarah Elizabeth, Keli, Cape Ann for New York, vor | mes York, Gr Oulals; Governor, Freathy, , New Bediord for New York. bape sie sohrs T P Abell, Fowler; Veranda, Ponds Behe: $ M ‘iene er d, New Bedford for New York, junce, and Lucy Adams, NYork. Chireh, Bohr Lue; ‘New Bedford for New York. for, Bremen. aI Schr Hecty Miler’ Leighton, Fall for New York, ‘GREENOCK, April pri dere omen Rood, Pensacola; | , BIDEN ORD, ay "7~-Sailed, bark Foreningen (Dan), Arent- Bee Sieeteh col. Badia ter Wee work: pine by ceed a ttlewood, Cardenas; 2th, | *3 5" FRANCISCO, May ¥—Arrived, bark River Thames, ote x ara erie once for New York. nnaed (@, Suron, NYork; 8 Andrew («), | Pere, Gasgows, 5s ssed bark sit aon Christiansen, Behr Motiany Providence for New York, GnmnaDa, March 2-Arr Evans, NYork. Sheer Behr Berah Jane, Rams, Providence for Rew ¥ GIBRALTAR, A) Aree, Valo alcita (eh McQueen, Fa: | Sh Arrive faye eriveg age Gurl, 3 Single, Stadams, Behr Rachel Jane, Cook, for New York. tand gleargs wis for Nor quate a, May 6 Jtigot'g ‘Parton, Young, Paice’ Yacht Fleetwing. wag. Prattals New Eguaon don for Now York, Ganon Augie hehrets A Seren Az derce, Poole, Ware ed, echrs RW Babootk; Soe ee eer ee Hy Nari Asa Bllze, Gaawel, do for'Newport BOUND BAST. 1 ager egg ot oe enc Brig Alvarado, Barrels, New York for St John, NB Norton asian Sahcneey ma ew for John, . jor 3 Bo eri non, My ref ne, Newpon anda a MISCELLANEOUS: + GH Hoyt, Cranmer, Virginia for New Have Gres poiaey te CKHAM'S, 251 GRAND STREET, NEAR, BOW. rd 4 1a for New Haver ee irerer ey Helen M Rowley, Haw- 7 PE 3, fone Srarkinaen, Hoe Hose, lceandria for Kew Haven, kine WY Nvorks ct Hay 3 ach Liskie & Watson Walton, 3 Watson? Pore Aus ory ,Chatelaine, ms 1 Ore it ae Bie Bet Schr Saral Be, Gandy, r New Haren. jalch, Gardner, Sierra Morena. Valls, 00, Eee gifuamer Moeerwmnemiecgenmet | foie Ma tamanetyre manent Me | Heer a, Met steht Sehr Compromise; Terry, Torry, Fl ia for New Hedtord, Pennacolay Waa Wils Wino, NG oa via Criparion. fen.” tn the eliy. ir Isabella Thompson, En Philadelphia for New Lets ee ‘la Franca, Williams, A _PHELAN & CODLENDE Fnac Peta for Salem. KiNGeTor, Ja, April 19—Arrived, scbr Albert Treat, Saw- * & ite oem Yo Eitaatena or eragamees, | por 13m ee fw Ha from and for Phitaetoit, | * anni SHEL LteD Tass, ia, ae Diamond, , Tom Philadelphia for sialon arrived 22d, dl Ayres, for Cuba; At] ‘Atletey No. 788 Broadway, New York. Behr .D Gerard, Davia, Port Johnson for HEN rore lage sour iad May, Drfiko,f for do do. ry emer gece Schr Judge Tenney, Ki Eli fo Seseisea, Balled £24, ‘Shasta, Brot 10 Rios. HOUSEHO! ORD. evar Suse wr in Schr Mahaska, Fick Eutenbe ise. ap, uy your Chira, Glass, Outléry, Silver rare an Schr Reet fur New London. Cooking Utensils frome aRD D, oun El por ARD D. BASSPORD, Bebe N Beara, port for Cooper Institute, Astor place. Behr Union, Zack, eee ror singe for Ney it ea NEB Gol 26th, Est RYIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY, Schr Mary Isabel, Simms, yAlbeny for Fall River. Clark, end A ivitartic, Masioer aor Ton eu Pelham, am, Woke: a without plates, clasps or any extractions; teeth built Schr D L Sturges, Hu Malden for Boston. Philadelphia; mama F Secor, bootan, Boston; 2th, Lorelis | Upon stumps to o: Habape and oulor with oreplasti. cbr Albert Oraniell, Rogers, Rondout for Westerly. Flan Welle, Gardiff and Ro Jan (GESM OND, 43 Union square, Schr Hannah Willets, Boult, Rondout for Beverly. Cleared 26th, Viola, Slater Card an 4 NYor Behr 01 veel ees, Kondout for New London. bs Mins" Scandinavian. (s), Ballantine, Quebe ORNS OURED FOR 800. EACH. BUNIONS, BAD Schr aete Fe ibs inot, Rondout for Norwich, British Lion, Gillis, and Helvetia iY NYork; ‘xaeling nails cured without palo, by Dr. RIQE, 218 Broadway, Schr Mary Et Rondout for Marblehead, do a comer Fulton, Evenings, 86 Broadway. Annihilator cures mas, Wile tor Fall River. Ne corns, bunions, &c, Boar twin Sister mr Rane a rovidetos. JEALTH_BEAOTY. Bet Henry May, Racket, Newburg for Boston, STRONG, F PU BAND RICH BLOOD, IN- fer Bim Gi te kidd, N Newburg for New London. marek OOEEAR SKIN-AND BEAUTIFUL Behr Julia Abn, Wells, Manhatanvie for Providence. wasnt, cy Fae citi ‘McNeil, Pen: OOMPLEXION, SBOURED Schr Otronto, Hammond, Hoboken for Teeaba a <p Geo areal oe Boston ; Asterias, eeu Schr Brave, Foss, Tiaboken gens Rehr Alice B, Al jboken for Boston. Sylvanus Blanchard, Meady DR, RADWAYS Sehr Yo ce B, Al Te eee ee ee rayn, a SARSAPARILIAN RESOLVENT. Schr Matilda Brooks, Jones, New York for P Port Jefferson. Cah en lfonip Apt a! end ne Every drop of the Sarsapariilian Resolvent communteates: Wind at sunset SE, an resend 26th, Vivid, Harts, Philadelphia (and | yneough the Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other fulds and fulces of the ayatem, the vigor of life, tor it re aire the wastes of ‘with new and sound material. Consum: Glandular Di Pincase, Ulcers tu the Throw Mouth Th jodes in the Glands and other parte of tl Yeanorn, April 17—Arrived, HatSeld Brothers (not ax be- Shipping Notes. fore) Peancia Phiedeipele 1 No hampion, Nealey, | ‘The inumanity of some mariners, who unfortunately, by mors, Lisnon, April 21—Sailed, "Boa Fe Philadelphia; afreak of fortune, have been lifted tothe position of cap- | wistine’ Mbeupak: Weakes fad, "ofore Anta faa Harkean’ Lily dency iy seg omen on hl the arn and thé tain, so nearly touches the wavage and smacks so much 6f | Sverrer, NYork; pee ere ten Heed, Ring Worm, Sait iheam, Ipelas, Acne, Black the barbarous that their occasional conduct to others on the WYNNE BaP td ted, Eiwine Kreplin, Fisher, | Spots: Worme in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancors’ ia the Wom, ten could scarcely be credited, were lt not based on evidence | “Matica, Apri #i--Selled, Charlotte ack, Gott NYO. Bisa te tupen ako ol wastes ore, leila ars indisputable. From the ocean, hundreds of miles from | MONTEVIDEO, Maren 4—Arrived, Florence Baker, Bo within the curative range of thi of Mo shore, within the past two months have come heart-sickéning ern Chemistry, and a few d ioe wit spore stories of vessels being passed when disabied and seeking re- lief, and turned from as if human beings were no more than dogs. But now a case of similar barbarous, if not erminal, conduet, nearer at home, comes to tight. It is this:—The schooner Dresden, Captain Smith, from Shulee, Nova Scotla, arrived at this port via Hell Gate yesterday, almost a total wreck, and reports the following, in substance:—That off Bartlett's Reef lighthouse, Long Island Sound, at quarter past o'clock Sunday morning, the fog being very thick, cated bi Kate Smith, Been, Bt Thomas; 2st, John a forelgn port, Matandanr April 1d Avrived,: schr “Rebecoa © Lane, Whittemore, NYork. \ MAYAGUE ‘April 2—Arrived previous, ie Hérriet, Mil- er, from MATANZAS, April 29—Arrived, brig Anderson, Portland; HOt, schr = ‘Talbot, corey Fernandina. bE Poinsett, nlerso, ory Bx), Langley, NYork; May SS Mult, Hicks, do, Cleared 2d, bark Geo S Hunt, Mitchell Portland; schr David Babcock, Colcord, Philadelphia. MonrEEAr, ‘May 8—Arrived, steamships Nestorian, Aird, Liverpool; Hibernian, Watts, do. fo any porssh using it for elther of these forms of dimease ts potent power to cure them. f she patient, Py ‘becoming reduced by the wastes and decomposition that 18 continually progressing, eucceeds tn arreatn repairs the same with new material Beatty ‘blood, and Shi the Sarmapariiian will and dose se- cure, @ cure ‘is certain; for when once this remedy co mentes. its work of purification, and succeeds In diminisl- {ng the loan of wastes, its repairs will be, repid, and every day the patient wl, feel himselt growing better and stronger, the food digesting better, appetite improving and flesh au weight increasingy Price one dollar per bottle, RAPWAY’S READY RELIEF his vessel was run into by @ screw steamer with such | “Nxwpour, April 25—Arrived, Empress, Murray, London CURES THE WORST PAINS foree that the bowsprit and stanchions were earried away, a a, M Mcivourne, Bt u NYork, IN FROM ONE TO. TWENTY MINUTES. bulwarks burated in, the starboard anchor broken and the vessel started so badly that constant pumping was required to keep her afloat, and had it not been that the wind was fa vorable and the cargo light the schooner at this time would be helpless and perhaps hopeless wreck, drifting in the Sound, Now comes the savage, the inhuman part of the story. When Captain Smith heard the crash be instantly hatled the steamer and asked them on board to lieto and wait until the extent of the damage could be ascertained; but his ery was unheeded and the vessel passed on, leaving them to their fate. Happily the schooner and crew are safe; but what shall be said of the captain of that steamer? Captain Smith thinks {t was one of the Boston propellers; and isn't Ent ont 23¢, Bombay, Jordan, Call After reading this ady Newosstie, April’ 25—Ent aes Ole Bull, Merdell, tor ‘ork. ORTLAND, April %4—Off, Harzburg, Kublken, from New York for Bremen. PLYMOUTH, April $8--Off the en JF Chapman, Neri tle: Beart Bik, ‘Oriel Siebolds, lds, fi Philadelphia f¢ 1, Uriel, Siebolds, from Rotterinm; BUS, Catnedra, Ni Nickerson, from New Orleans for Hav ara, April 27—Arrived in the Roads, Louisa, Gi Weer Prene Bt meta der sate one ORT TAMA lagellan), Marc noe Davis from Gloucester, uaa San Francisco. ‘4 (Apa 3) for May s Arrived, steamship Palmyra, NYork ied April 9, bark Mowat fo pias wt for NYork, is BE ath with Pale vert at need any one RADWAY'S be rin I$ A CURE FOR HE" ‘ONLY PAIN REMEDY that instantly fae the most excruciating pains, allays. eEpeados and cures Congestions, whether of the Lungs, }, Bowels or other glands or organs, by one applica- In from One to Twenty Minut Bo, matter how violent or excrucating ike, Pal, the RAEU, MATIC, Bedridden, Intirm, Oi rippled, Nervous, Noural; Prostraied with disgase may auifer "Price 90 dents per bolile. ton R, RADW WATS Pertect Pa Perfectly tasteless, peed for the cure ofall dia the captain right? The Neptune, of that line, left here on ROTTERDAM, Aj rl 3 Olearod, Dalal Holljes, NYork Saturday ni ght. and sailed from from Brouweruhaven 36th); Bisir Athol, Haynes, | Sormous Diseases, Soria inche, tes ations 3 contonenn In Marine Disasters. to. JawRiRo, March 97—Arrived, Braziliera, Wessels, die the so Bera “in ee Inter: ATHAMsuIP HUNTER, mnk last fall velow Detrott, with, s | York. er vison Weran ty aot a Foulive Cu Cure ie cargo, was successfully raised and pumped'out sth |“ Satied 6th, Gatti en NOrleans; 28th, Germa. RADWAY'S PILLS Mey tne th Wrecking Company, of New York, nia, Biitens, Califor North lnern Crown, Fisher, Bal- | will free the eystem frees aif the above named disorders. south Bosioe, Tuily"ionsed with gusesal eatgo, mowiiy hans | "Surana; april Hin port prepartag for sea, Sohn Rilson || Preeaesealaperbor = Saves, boop’ poles, kovand had cfentoa for Crestuegos wank’ | for Sun Franciteo pet Tork. o lane. Bold by di No, 87 Maiden Lane.” Sold by Druggiats, ing (or a felt ind? took fire 7th inst in the forward WOURDEataND, Ap Dy April or la, Warden Law, rd part, tween deck 8 supposed to have originated in a barrel of pitch and may aye Goon burning ail day. goon | acuity pe pith Passe, Somérset, MeBride, from Phila- Sver W000 cures have been ected by Rane witch was some half’s: mile’ distant, ahd which | ‘SwitewuxDx, Apri U— Arrived, Rising Star (n), Connor, ica Sven Tanerbe gern Coe punted eimai, oan A, good appetite, a had just banked her fires, came to the rescue o! jotilde, | NYork; Martin Luther, Pedersen, do for btettin; Rhea, | sleep, a! Jungs and iver strong n ae gares ¢ ef- and in a few moments bad stream upon the flames Bugkicas Pulladelphis Poe on. (ayepen constipa\ her steam pumps. Holes were cut seuroug the dec! CK Lf SoTi 8, April 16—Arrived, ship John L Dimmock (Bri, gouty un broseh ‘consum yall inde of vevera? ble quantity of water tl fay init Durch Ho molulu for New Bedo leaky: 10th, bark Cen: servos, blue ‘ad liver omplalnt, hau, Sey ieee ibaa Soe Mace | Re aig eae tae? | os es Bae i rear sa, a on m4 uo was ni inegeéne (Br) 1. Mi i, , Al- a the time, and but two 0” three, men Desides the mate were | len, Demerara; 40h, ache Jonas Soaith, Nickles, Monieriico; Fae ot iy apa, esi snares, ares onboard when the frvas discovered. The bark will be Little Cann j, bari a ie on ee ‘obliged to discharge cargo before she can be repaired. (Br), Raitaby, Demarara; pet. We Chena he Hatehioness, of firehan, of seves 2 Ane MA ey, Planet Mare arrived a Norte | (Bry. Puineey, Bere MA, aT oguarie peat | eine yaar ain ER ‘sleeplessness, debility, dyspepsla and bark bes (Br), from Liverpool for Balnore, ‘Jone ry yes. Demerara’ omnes Suman whe Lan onat ao snopes Wolk thone of bis Holiness. auhore on Curtituck beach.” The condition of the MA See careat eee (anh: MOREY oy lew gpemelgmshae aes teenie fegrc can unfavorable, having a large depth of ‘water in her hold and Burke, on Agron; bigs ify Framer CB ion Pee ee "ian een Se ek ait. #10. Soe rao i Being Inded ot tt basis cane | Brapagort (Br), Wyman, Bonaoe Ayres; Sa Yan’ nig Dares | | Al hig te REN ALENTA CHOCOLATE, $1 50 perth, aged condition. uaerenir eters, 4a¢ 00., 168 William street, New York, an BARK Ett WmtNry—The reported wreck of bark Ru | gel witneball. (ir), Pr i Mo, rr Herta do: sal yal OE See eos BOARS ONE eae Whitney, from Ngweaste, NSW. for San Franciteo, at Tw- | Buck, Michaels Monteraeo' brig Rainbow (Boy thers Toot & D. OL & DAVIDSON, hitt, is incorrect, QA. fire waa discoverad on board the ship, Surinam; #1th, ehip ‘Lisbon, Genoa, for’ New York 26: Bronsiwayrmont Great Tones street but it was extinguished with slight age to the vessel. The (and gall Eien, bark’ ‘crescent at Dickson, Cana- ecessora to B. V, Haughwout & Co eitire cargo of £000,000 oranges was ruined and thrown overs Heat LS St Mart jong out i board. The vessel was undoubtedly set on fire, and the gh lg pene ar, Oupn ‘sohra David ican oes ou whole crew were arrested on suspicion. h, ; the stock te the late firm ; BARK Eos (Nor), Jensen, from Cardiff for Brunswick, Ga, rh an, Stinn, Harbndon: au (Br), rm wa aabore #th inst on tee bowth Bocas Doboy bar. ie ia et Ginen Arn en Ut (Br, tt al St 9 mp Pg: alph packages of new eH fr Ht Fedach open Sr ‘Vases ant Bric MaG oy from et for Chaleur Bay, was wreck- | and John ed 5th inst near the latter place. BRIG ALicr Anuorr (Br), from Demerara for Baltimor before reported ashore at Cape fer has been got bth an re ichards eg Boneh a reclboy cn (i, Gobumear, Nagueooy Bt Cuba} jaguado; cNalignen, | f MoKenzle, Pictou, NS: brige Ai ‘anda Jane (Br), ae react re mi Br a Eee Clocks, ey vant (Br), imported Chandtiiers ad Gas Fixtures, pe Glass, Silver lated Ware and toand cl soos in the’ aren oe janice ere rl (was towed to Norfolk AM Sth inst, leaking badly. (Br), Tooker, for do; schrs Chas Y BASSFORD'S {oaargo hae been uaved tn good echainiea fon, Tantcbe Benen, dome te jes Turks Island T Celobrated Nonpérel) Refigtratary, best and cheapest en h, brige Liddle. Cunni Copa; Aunts (Br, rt aa : depot, Bonk Cxuiern (not Crusher) Littlefield, was the vessel | Milian, Ponce, PR; Wil Bx Baasford, Cooper Institute, pofore reported vtally destroyed by fread inet at Sauna | Ma Bourndo, Girr, “apr taorsldd, bare Northwood, | syste gueee seagate Se (Br), Williams, Baltimore. rpugias BR. AGNEW, 200 GREENWICH STREET, four B C Scriex Doane, from Portland for Philadel: | At Jaco, April 4— Arrived, bark Annie Augusta, Davis, New York, has reduced the prices of Tens, Coffees, So pita, wih a cargo went ashore on Jersey Beach night | Philadelphis. gars, Flour and all kinds of Groceries, Molasses and Provi- at. gad wi be a total lou, Crew saved, Bhe was Br. Joun, NB. May 7—Arrivod, ships Agenor (new) | siong to the goid standard,