The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1870, Page 10

6 A. M. The Office's to Be Elected on the State and Local Tir;kots—List of the Polling Places—Po- lice Orders and Miscellaneous Political News Items. y the State Indictary election and on vtection Wor certain city aud county oMcers for the city and County of New York, under the provisions of the new Manicipal Charter, take phice, and so far as public Interest 1s concerned the contest proraises to be ex- Ceedingly quiet, The officers to ys elected are a Ohief Judge and four Associate Jad:zes of the Court @f Appeals on a Stuie judiciary t ; four Juages OF we Court of Common Pieas aud three Judges of tge Marine Court on a county aediciary Neket; Hfleea -MMermen for the city of New York on @ generat Rroxet at large; wwenty-two Assistant Aldermen and Gaspectors of Election Tor the fal elections ef 1870. The polls at former elections have been open “from sunrise to sunset;” but the new Charter ‘provides thal at all elections which may hereatter ‘de held in the city and county of New York polis hall open at six o'clock A, M. and cloge at five clock P. Thedeadng feature of interest m the eleetion will be m the fact that to-day, for the ume in the Risiory of the State of New York, colored men will ‘voleunresiiicted by avy hin irance or quadiseation other than those impo-ed upon whites. Notwith satanding this ‘act, however, the vote, 1 is believed, ‘will be comparatively Nighi, Subjoined as a list of ward and district, Police Peace Precaution: Super sorders:— XO. Be Oi FICE oF THE 7 SUrrRinTRNDENT Povior City or New York, By MOLLERKY STREKT, NEW Yous, May 14, 18.0.) goarlain—, —, Preciae day,’ the 17th ‘day of inBtant, Js nasigueu for holding am election jn the city of dew York. The polis of election e qutee by Jaw to ‘opened at bix A. M. and closed at tive ‘Gp that day you will order the whole ot duty. Except thoxe who ave detalied t tae no member of your command who GENERAL. ORDER- ur command on perintendeat, ble to do patrol will detail two membersof your force to duty at each of the polling places, Irom sin o-elock A. Sh uni the & omple- Hon of the can\asaing of votes at evening, with such tours of duty and reitef as you shall deem proper. You will instract the ms force to keep order An the sire bout the to and tom the bullos boxes, by all Jegal voters, ia kept apd uno)sirncted; to prompily arrest «ll persons Violating the provisions of ‘the Liection Jaw, and charge them with the offence committed; to enforce the obs ‘of the provi- sions of the Excise law, probibiting the ‘selling or givi away of intoxicating liquors” on the day “when any election is held,” within » quarier of a mile of the piace where the election is held. You will see that your telegraph instrument Ss in order, and in charge of a sergeant, fully competent to work it, from six A.M. until the compietion of the canvass ju the evening of election day. In cuse you require assistance on election day call on the ad,oinin, s for the required. res nish the called on by ad join if you can nd i the disorder aswuines & serious aspect office. “Vou will bee thi rer, mparked or iab T ballot boxes, jocks and keys are in led as required by the cireular of the of Yallce with whieh you bare been furnished, and myrrwiz-distsinuiea to fos several poling Binet, and deliverou to the Inspectors of election at six o'clock on (he migrning of election day. You will inst, uct the members of your force to protect a!l Persons who may be levaily acting ib an orderly manner hs challengers at any poll of eleccion within your precinct; and to prevent the erection of, and to remove If erected, any box, booth or structure for distributing baibola within 150 feet of any polling piace. ecnspectors ‘Ol Election are now, by law, canvassers of the roves cast at elections. You will, therefore, ander all cir- es, protect them in the ub ot boxes, nnd repress all impro i sing the votes and completing the canvas: e, to take charge of the ballot boxes an MOHN JOU, s 13 Georee W. DiLxs, Inspr fe GENERAL on! BOF WR ) SuvmrereNnoRyr Pouror Grty oF NEW ¥ 800 MULCERRY S1EERT, New by apiain —»-—— Vreeinet—The Police Telegraph Insira- May 3%, will be used exclusively fo transmitting election retuina, The ony exception will be 1 notifying the Central Oslice of uny serious disturbance Fequiring aid, the lov ehilcrea. No’ commu: tween one station house and another during t Savaniiting the election ietu the Central Ofice. You will so alspose of the members of your command ag newe the transmitting of the result of the canvass of each ticket at the severalelection districts in your preciaot to your station house without delay, thence to Be sent finme- Giste y, by election districis, to the Central Otllcs. You will oitam the canvass of each election disirict in foll, and as provided for by the blanks. ‘The Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tent, b, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, i eighth precincts will seud thelr re- fal meas auccefsively re- transnmt by telegraph period of , bless Onan order from mh who are engaged in bringing the returos of to the station house to also bring with them the nt the Associated Presa, witch you wilt deliver t0.the syecial messenger duly appointed to recelye the same. Re- porters will be furnished with returns at this office only. No question relative to the progress of the canvass will be answered «;om the Central Oilice; but as soon as the canvass of each ticket 1s compieted the result will, ov alarm, be trans- smiled to every station house for the mformation of the resi- dents in the vicinity. ‘On the morning of Wednesday, May 18, you will send to Abie oftice the fall returns of €: election district in your pre- acinct as certified by the canvansers. }OHN JOURDAN, Superintendent, Grorae W. Divks, Inspector. Polling Piaces. FIRST WARD. Dut, 4--40 New Church st. 5—57 and 59 William st, 2-82 Greenwich st. 3--1.0 Greeawich st. 6—106 Broad st. SECOND WARD. 1-126 Nassau st. 2—6 Peck slip. THIRD WARD. 1—211 Greenwich 8-258 Greenwich st. 2-0 Barclay st. 4-5 Went Broadway. FOURTH WARD. pe} Ca oo at. 6 B Oak a FTH WARD. " 5 49 Hudson at. 3-29 Frankfort st, 2-3 Ackerman place, 3-10 Madison at, 481 Oliverat. 1—48 Leonard st. 2-7 Wi 8) 2d floor), seth SEVENTH Auf oe ae East Broadway. --t Montgomery at. Shs Cheriy we 8-87 Montgomery st $104 Bast Broadway, 9-97 Seammel 4—2 Marke! 10—#28 Water Bose Racyorn st. 11-66 Jackson si 8-157 East Broadway. EIGHTH i 1—-58}4 Greene st, 2—€0 Greene st. =: Di est Houston at, Fy Thompson st. 138 Prince s. 17-867 Hudson at. INTH WARD. ia 10636 Hudson Ni—73 Bank 3 Went Tenth at, 18-672 Washington 14—729 Greenwich st. 15-4 Betbane st, 16—617 Hustaon at. 17-9 Niath av. ‘Carmine at. S—31 Jones st. — EN Greenwich st, he 271 West Fourth st. Sasi Greenwich ay. 187 Forsyth TENTH WAS Ganal st 1-157 Forsyth at. bt 5 Chrvatic ste 845 ryatle ut. 4-127 Lud ow st. 5-101 Luviow at. 6-81 Ludiow st, ELEVENTH WAR! VEVEN TY Nir drast Tenth 3 15-617 East Elevent! 16-653 East Twelfth 17-46 avenue C. 1$—59 avenue D. 19-118 avenue G, ‘W747 Fast Ninth at. 31-163 avenue ©. 2-—19 avenue O, 23-140 Lew 445 a1 TMG Attorney at, 129 13-64 East Ninth st TWELFTH WARD, 1—Broadway, between Nine. 14—West ide of Fourth av., trminth and Louch ate, between 126th and 12/th ata. 15—South side of 128th at., be- tween Fifth and Sixth ava. 16 Lawrence 61,974 Third wy. at, between 7 —2,049 Third av. av. and Broad- 8-267 Tha a w pay 17-4 Carman place, Tenth Thre av ay hird av. B} a nd igs ate Warp. THIRTEENTH ph vetwegn 182d and 18- Cerner Th and Tenth 1-8 Suffolk at. be Ss orney at. ota Graad 6 FOURTEENTH WAK’ 4-195 Delaacey at. 4-102 Giinton st L—27 7-399 ove ant. i Big Hest 2 9-168 Hester st. 10- 205 Hester ot. M147 Grand st. FIFTEENTH WARD, Fy wtey! ins sen a A a i i “gia Mercer st 9-78 Pot 0-7 Teast C tirtoenth at Uni ity place. 4 te pen JI—11b Macduugal at. 82 University piace. $55 West kievendae Perce, oth, Pol.ce Fesulavious and the polling places in each intendent Jourdan hos issued the following NEW YORK HSRALD, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1870.—TRIPLE sic BISTBENTH WARD. eventh av. an igeventh av. Beventh av. “hb Sone Personne, nth 62 Seventh av. Wea ‘Twentieth a, Fae airy eat 230 ak, SEVENTEENTH WARD. 1-169 Allen et, 19 -144 First a rie Ludiow st. Bixth into 4 “aoo'g ich at nto a ~ site ai te rire av. 6—157 Bast * fouston he 24-85 avenue A. 7-88 Second av. ‘25-12 First av. 8-17 Third st. 26-165 Becond at. Pi Pa te —'4 avenue A. st Tenth wt. 137186 Firat ave 18-100 Firat ay. fe. 1 Bouthar et: bay tie eent our at ent at. and Fourth a ant dwentyetuird a. “fee Thing av. 7-3-8 Second av, S24 Ewat Twenty-second ea] 9-345 East Sixteenth at. ighteenth at, Be enue A. 1-391 East Ei, S38 First av. voreraeres: P WAR Hon fe corner Sixt pga’ i "Thied av. 1g first st. 1-639 Fourth av. 2-631 Third av. 2-t88 Third as, * #2) Third ay. 7 Vhird ay. 13-868 hind ay. M4 i0_bin ast 5) 1,808 Third av. 1-722 Firth ay. TWENITETH WARD, y 12-326 Ni ghty second pt. 032 Turd ay. inth av. st Thirtieth w Bivadway. Ejguith av. Vhorly-bis 1823 Broadway. Twenty-eiguth at. tTwenty-eiybih st, ind av. rH Lash Vhriy fourth st. j Second avy, 1i6B0 Second ay, TWENTY SECOND WARD, 1--Broadway, bet. Pifty-frst and Fiity sep0ny, ta 12-763 Tenth a’ 13 Broadway, Net. Ffity-sec. ond and Fifty-third els, 14-791 Ninth av. 15~$82 Ei hth av. 18—Hroadiay, between Sixty. eighth and Sixty- nm eroer Tenth ay. nad Bev: ty-niath #, 211,26) Broatway. 215 East Twenty-seventh st. th st. st Forty-ninth st, Miscellaneous Political News. A mass meetlug of the citizens of the Fourth ward Was held last evening at Gross’ tavern, mm William stiect. Addresses were made by Judge Curtis, Mr. Fellows and others in support of tie Tammany nom- inees anc the greatest enthusiasin prevailed. From the numbers Mi attendance one might suppose tnat the entire ward was inhabited by Tweediies and thatthe young democracy was a thing unknown as We)l as uneared for, ‘this being election 4: none of the city or county courts wil! be open for the transaction of business. meeting of the Washingion Club, held at thetr 4n 120th street, Jast Saturd, yening, John Halloran, president, in the chair, resolutions were unanimously adopted ratofying and approving the nominations of William =H. Charlock, for the posl- on of alderman, and William H. McCarty, for as- sistant alderman, aud pledging them both earnest and unqualitied support at the polis. A very large meeting of the citizens of the First ward Wwox place lasi night at No. 94 Greenwich mreet, Tue streets were Allummated by the glare of boniires in every direction, and there Was a grand display of fireworks, The platform was hung with transparencies, and across the streets the flags of the United siates, of Ireland and Prussia were sus- pended, Nicholas Muiler presided at the meetin; and introduced Mr. O'Donohue, of the Eighteent ward, in @ neat speech of some length. Mr. O'Donohue then addressed the meeting in eloquent terms, awakening the enthusi- asm of his hearers to the highest piteh. Addresses were also made by Judge Curtis, Mr. Feyeue and others, An eruption from an opposition meeung, said to be headed Ly Judge Hogan, several times disturbed the gathering. — Revolvers. were ber a by the aggressors, but no real difficulty ensued. Voters should not forget to cast their ballots for inspectors of election tor the fall election of 1870. ‘hey wil be elected for every dfsirict in each ward. Jaob Messer, a resident of the Tenth ward, Is a can- didate on the republican ticket for election Inspector from the first district of the Seventeenth ward, He says his name is put on the ticket to ‘kul’ him, by running him ina ward where he 13 not Known aid bas vo right to run. ‘The Election in Brooklyn. The only oficers for whom the people of the city of Brooklyn are required to voie to-day are the State ry ticket and for a Judge of the City Court WORKINGWOMEN'S CLA'MS, The American Tract Society and the Female Typos—The Men Don’t Want the Ladies in Their “Chapels.” The female “typestickers” made application several days since to the Superintendent of the American Tract Society for employment in the society's composing room upon an equal footing with the sterner sex. The Superintendent, not caring to take upon himself the responsibility of deciding such @ momentous question as this application of the fur ones seemed to invoive, deiermined to re-er it to the Exccuttve Committee, which he did yesterday afiernoon, but up to a late hour last evening it was Impos=ivie to ascertain from any reliable source what determination they came to in the premises, if any at ai. It 3s, however, quite probable that the reques: Wii not be granted, The HERALD reporter, in making inquiries m regard to the matter yesterday, ca.led upon the foreman of the composing reom, and in @ very few moments was fa.ly convinced that, whatever couciusion tle Exeentive Committee might arrive at, he ed foreman) Would “have none of them,” He said they were not at all competent to do the work required of compositors in the insti- tution, and that he knew, from personal expe- rience—tor he had tried them—that two of them were not half so good as one man. He had had, he said, one of them in his employ some time ago, ‘aud ie found that it required at least one man to walt upon her all the time. Besides, there were no vacancies how exlat.ng, and he vas very sure that he would not create any for the sake of giving a lot ‘ong-minded old tmatds” @: em ploy ment. SUNDAY. SCHOOL TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION. The regular monthly meeting of the New York Association of Sunday School Teachers was held last evening in the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian church, corner of Twenty-second street, and was very well attended. The opening exercises em- braced the singing of ahymn, reading a portion of Scripture and @ prayer, after which the minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. The President thén futroduced Mr. Robert Carter, who gave a syort Address, He spoke of the difference beiween Suiday schools in th's country aud in Burope, and, with an experience of forty years of Sunday school labor, thought the American plan of Sunday school in-truction, with @ plentiful sup ply of books, the best. And, speaking of books, he spoke of the Bible, Hé believed at ought to be read chapter by chapter consecut.vely from begin- ning to end by every one, and sail he was often shocked or pained to dis- cover that per-ons of intelligence whom he met hae neyer done so. The address closed with an appeal to the teach to push forward in the good work. At the coucluston of Mr. Carter's addross Mr. Phelps sang, by request, a solo—“Scaticr S.eds of Kindness.” Rev. Mr. Gans then spoke at con- siderabie length upon the importance of teaching doctrine to children, and in the course of his remarks Sa!.! every Sunday schoo! teacher ought to be a theo- logidh. The Rev. Albert D, Vail was next intro- duced by the President. He spoke very lenzthiiy upon the subject of prayer meetings for children, confining himself almost exclusive! y.f0 his experl- ences in the matter, The most tmpoitant thing was, he said, to impress on the mind of the child that theve is no Ajference in child piety and adu.t piety. Oue of the peculiar featuyes of the neeting was the “question box,’’ which was passed for questions any of the audience chose to write. Quite a number of questions were dropped into it, and the answers to them given by Wells gave evident satisfaction to all present, Sliortly aiter ten o'clock the meeting adjourned, “LISTEN TO THE MOCKING BiaD.” George Williams, a brunette, about twenty-three years of age, while standing in front of the residence of John J, Chambers, No. 207 West Tweifih street, is morning, listening to the waroling of his mock- bird, valued at twenty-tive doljars, concinded he Would like to be the possessor of the b rd, and mak- ing # gra» started on a run with the cage, bird and fil. Lis actions were discovered by Mr. Chambers, who pursued aud captured him, when Williains a3- saulted ht. He was given into the custody of oil- cer Corkey, OF the Ninth precinct, and upon being arraigned bejore Justice Sh ndley, at Jeserson Mar- Kot, was committed to answer PERSONAL INTELLIGENCS. Pein nennnanemn nants Promfient Arrivals in This City Yesterday, Judge Stephen J. Field, of the Uniied States Supreme Court; Dr. J. G, Holland (Vimothy Tit comb), of Springfeld, Mass,; General Adaw Racean, United States Consul, London, England, and Miguel A. de Luzarrage, of Acapulco, Mexico, are at the Brevoort House, - E. M, Sta of Westchester; George Morris, of Irvington; Mr. Marbick, of New York, and Mrs. Alexander Taylor, of Westchester, N, ¥., are at the Grand Hotel, Mr. Van Norwick, J. Ballister and E. Biddle, of Boston, are at the Coleman House, Judge Erskine, of Georgia; W. G. Fargo, of Bul- falo, an@ Governor Fairchild, of Wisconsin, are at the Hoffman House, General Marvin, of Albany; Captain Dixon, of England; Dr, Prime, of Vermont; Colonel E. C. Bay- ley, of Massachusetts; Colouel Mcvoomb, of Dela- ware, and General Ames, of lowa, are at the Fiith Avenue Hotel, D. Leavitt, Jr., of Great Barrington, Mass.; C. H. Muirhead, EB. T. Fisenverg and W, H. Eisenberg, of Philadelphia, are at the Albemarle Hotel. Ex-Governor Gregory Smith, of Vermont; Judge R. D, Rice, of Augusta; Colonel J. C. Groitin, of Bal- timore; Captain R. M, Clermont, of the Untied States Army; F, H. Gould, of Sherman House, Chitcago; Re Wing, Unized States Minister to Ecuador; Louts de La Fuente, Secretary American Lezaiton, Ecuador; Judge Rush RK, Sloane, of Sandusky; -Mayor Max B, Richardson, of Oswego, and Rev. Jo mua D. Bradley, of England, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel, Dr. H. M. Renaido, of South America; L. Wood- ruq, Dr. Russell, D, Lymau and Sim on Huntington, of Connecticut, are at the Astor House, M. Dicfendorf, of New York; Mr. De Renne, of Georgia; Rovpert Norman and Jno, Towler, of Eng- jJand; Dr. Thomas ©, Hil, of Alabama; Walter Sager and Lewis Aleus, of New Orleans; James 1. Ely, of Washingion, and Nahum Stetson, of Massachusetts, are ai the New York Hoiel. Personal Nates, Major Thomas W. Sweeney, United States Army, has been promoted by command of the President to the fall rank of Brigadier General, and retired from active lee on account of incapacity due pri- marly to wounds received in the Mexican war and the late repellion, Geneyval Sweeney's war record is most honorable, and his elevation to the ful) rank of brigadier is creditable aluke to the judgment of General Sherman and to a noble sense of apprecta- ton on the part of President Grant of valuable ser- vices rendered to the country by an old scar-covered veteran of two wars. Gencrals Kirby Smith and B, R. Johnson propose to re-establish the Nashville University, Hon. James M, Cavanagh, delegate in Congress, has recoverod from a severe Mit of Hiness. Indignant Hoosiers who intend thrashing editors are sald to carry cans of nitro-glycerine w.th them. ‘They let it leak on the chatr and set the editor dowa on St hard, E: psident Johnson ts living at present in his old home at Greenvilie, Teun, HELP THE ‘STRUGGLING. PATALOTS. An Appeal from General Jordan to Ludies of tho City of New York. The women and children of Cuba are well nigh naked. The greater part of the chiidren are abso- lutely without clothing, and many refined women, brought up in afMuence, are reduced to a single, threadbare ga°ment. This extreme destitution has come upon them because their families, for the most part, had to leave suddenly thelr homes in the towns and cities, with little means of transportation. The few aritcles of clothing they were able to carry m thelr flight having been worn out after eightecn months of war, they have been unable to get othera, for, meanwht'e, all commercial intercourse or trade with the exterior world has been utterly cut off. The Junta in this city, aud other friends of Cuban iberty in the United States, have necessartly con- fine. their efforts to the procurement of arms and munjtions of war for the patriots, and that under su. premely discouraging obstacles. It has been simply impossible for them to send clothing for the women and chiidren. Knowing this fact, and satisfied that the actual state of affairs in Cuba need only to be made clearly known m_ this city to insure immediate and complete relief, have not hesitated to appeal, nm ths way, to that large spirit of practical generosity ana char- ity for which the peopie of New York have ever been conspicucus, And { do 80, confident that those who poured out their means to relieve the suilering people of Ireland and Crete will not jail to provide decent clothing for the women and eldidren of au American people, who, under every aspec! deserve their moral and material aid, The very remnants flung aside im the stores of this great city would go very iar towards the reltef I invoke, Yo the ladies of New York I will now leave the or- ganization of all proper measures for the col.ection or the necessary resources for the charity I ask at their hands, ey will best know how it can be soonest and most thoroughly accomplished; butt will be ready to co-operate with them in such man- ner as they may desire, THOMAS JORDAN, Astor Housk, New YORK, May 16, 1870, “DEATH FROM LOCKJAW. ‘The remains of Mr. John Blackburn, whose death resulted from rather singular circumstances, were Interred last Sunday at Trenton, N. J, Some ten days age he accidentally chopped off the joint of h's finger with an axe while in the act of splitting some wood. On immediately replacing the disjomted member it clung tast in its proper piace, the coagulated blood holding it attached. Having tied it up in a plece of tinen, he resumed his work, and foolishly imagined that nature would soon effect a periect cure. Toward ihe ciose of Jast week he jelt @ pain in his under jaw, and a physician being con- sulted the symptoms were pronounced very dan- gerous. His finger liad become more swo.len, and inflammation had set in, making iurtber ampnta- tion necessary. His condition became praduaily Worse, and he Cessth on Friday might, TWO WOMEN STABBED. Last evening Bartholomew Upton and Ellen Burke, of 18 Baxter street, became involved in an altercation at their residence, when Louisa Maxwell and Mary Ryan interlered. This meddling exasper- ated Burke, who seized a knife and cut Maxwell and Ryan in several places severely, Upton and Burke were arresied, and the victims were sent home by Captain ‘Kennedy after their wounds had been @ressed by Surgeon Frazier, of the Central Police ontie SHIPPING NEWS. Almanne for New York=Thiy Day. Sun rises. 441 | Moon rises....eve 10 05 Sun sets. . 7:12 | High water..mora 10 03 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNK, Steamer. a4 Bowling ‘Green 16 Broadway. 68 Broad at. Nebraska. PORT OF aged gece! MAY 16, 1570. “CLEARED. Steamship Den: —! Freee tl Unema (Br), Forbes, Liverpool—Netional Steamah!p Hammonia (NG),Meyer, Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg—Kk unhardt & Go, Steamship Franconia, Brags. Portiand—J F Am BRMTK So! deo Gloria (NG), Wienandt, Botterdem-—-Funch, 1@ & CO. Bark Entreprise (Dutch), Mulder, Rotterdam—Funob, Edye Brig Harriet (Br), McNabb, Queenstown tor orders—Bow- ring & Archibald, Ene oe (Nor), Aslakeon, Leghorn for orders—Funch, io. rig Angostura (Br), Perkins, Ciudad Bolivar—W H Hal- ey. Lirtg La Creote (Dutch), Spalckhaver, Curacoa—Dovale & Miller & Houghton, Beis Willem Gordon (Br), Fisher, Pictou, NB—S L Mer chant Sehr Higliver (Br), Crathorno, Ceara—Bowrlng & Archi- Sehr New Dominion (Br), Penery, Barbados—Heney & Pour R Rose (Br), Dexter, Glace Bay—D R DeWolf & Co. pet JM Morales, Newman, Indianola and Lavacea—Tup- Sehr Enchantress, Phillipe, Savannah—N L, MoCrendy & ‘Solr Campbell, Smith, Wilmington, NC—Miller & Hough- jon. Schr Curtis Tilton, Somers, Richmond—N L MeCready & Brig ait Sparrow, Olenfues Co. Schr Rockingham, Wiekerson, Biizabethport—Lunt Bros. Setir Chase, Groas, Rockiand—Candes « Presse; Schr Doretta Kain, 5 rd—Fergoson & Wood, Schr U © Acken, Hobvie, Sumto: Rackett & Bro. Del, ARRIVALS, ‘amPonitn By TAB iiaaavo Sraa Yigars. and 1136 om a oe Hee ile head iat aioe May vane “a Bi oe it 40°20, lon Bb, an To rt aN) ant tak 40 BE wy Ry cee ct lat 5 nines ie anes —. “eect Maneongere to Pin Me lor a pty ot ig or io yeamnsliip nehor tue Brussels, do for aouy amallp ravage aa with an SUR RA Rh Seite | tia ited Bt ites, do for da, Sotes, ¥ jeans May 7, via Hi ubh Pry Rad passoagare, 107 Us Cromirad Steamsmp Piag, 1 bimevurer, Mobile via Fernandina May 12, with indse and to the Florida Kailroad Vo. Toth inst, 10 undies olf Five Fi un Bank, o} rn pilot boat witkesice 1,8 days from New ‘York, bound tato the Delaware Breal Be mp Albemarie, Blackwood, Riakraeet, Ci Int and Norte ae? hare ‘aud passengers, to Nd minion Steams! Bark Haton dart ton, Math Antwerp, 47 days, with mise fo crder—vouel analy aye yee Co. Gain northern, el vail wari Hieatiwe). Walturene Marseilles, 60 days, wi isa tooyd &iiackens Passed Gibralter Apes’ Hat ity aca winds the entre vi —¥ ioe Houghton, Passed Gl eater. April 7; bad light NWwiand’s wood and cotioiyto R Mutray, Jr. Had ght, mode: rate weather ; Ki ‘Knowles (& Co—ver Loud & ‘Selir Staslixht (of Bath), Melotyre, Para, 2% v 10 coo with fruit, to J earaail vessel to is J Wen: day uorehof Hatteras, Bdays worty of os Rabboni (of Bangor), Coombe jeasinn toa with fruit to Benner, Brown « Pincki winds during the inst 28 Br Gllver Catia (Br), Nelson, Port an Prine, 14 days, 5 bes jays north ire? Hatteras, eg rm eh ose boa ire py i days, yay molasses fe Brig ig Wan I H Bickmore (of Boston), Pieemore, ray day! with ugar to order—veasel to HW Loud & rubber, Ac, 9 © Ludmann & Co, ad fine te Ag Schr re Mout goues rots Piocei Fletcher, Baracoa, fou, it 33.02 jon 74.15 spoke shr i O Curtis, from New York for Elenthera; had been three hr Phebe, Hewitt, Pte 8 days, with pineapples to Doiluer, Potter & Co, fad Might winds. ‘and cals; bes been, Schr GW Dill cof Pe sy Mery Miller, Tampa Bay, Fla, 17 days, with bides, Hack juchelmer--yessel do, to. &Fi toinaater, - Lil inn, lat 87, lon 7H My pfeked up a yaw! Doat, Paloted white with Black Yop and gréen vottom, Sehr d 7, Coie, lehinond, Sclir NHI Benedict Fills, Alexandria for New Haven, Schr K Mason, Gibson, Virginia, Schr Win MeGee, Woodland, Virginia. Sehr Yankee Dood) Paishaby, ‘ra Sebr Crisis, Boyd, apc Sehr Jacob Birdsall, Valkeaburg, Georgetown, DO. phr MY A. Gralbann. Fountain, Georgetown, DO. Heath, Georgetown, DU, for Port Morris, + Saipan, Georgetown, UC, for Bridgeport. ie, Buell, Baltimore, “Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND soura. Brig lin Cotten (Br), ——» St John, NB, for New York, with plaster to Crandall, Bertaux & C Schr Geo A Pierce, Poole, Salem for New York, with mdse to RW Kopes « Co. Potter, Nantucket for New York, with Sehr Mary Power, ish to 8 B Miller. Schr Thos Potter, Bante, New Bedford for New York. Schr Memento, Mason, Fall River for Alban} 2 Sebr Mary Lasadon, on, Hennett, Dighton tor New York. Solr Emina & kien, Fox, Hartford for NewYork. —_ Hartford for Rondout. Seir Magnolfa, Abbott, New Haven tor Sauserties, Sehr Mosiner, Mayo, New Haren for New Sebr Thames, Rhoden New Haven for Elizabethport. Seur Dart, ‘Thompson, Stamford for New York, Sehr J 8 Alien, Case, Greenport for Philadelphia, BOUND EAST. Brig Charles Heath, Pendleton, Rondont for Boston. 18th inst, at Rondont, while setting up the baci oye rh ing, — ue) mf ‘eD, seainan, fell from aloft to the dock an Sn killed; ne Was 21 yours of = a uative ot Beltet’ Me, civ. unmarried. His boi yer aon ‘the brig and will be sent to lis family on arrival at Schr E 8 Tyler, Bitz Dirigo, —-. Hoboken Top aloes Behr A egal Beeee Alexandria for New Haven, Schr Unrust, rgetown, DC, for Port Morris. Sobr Charles Carroll Ch Chase, Poiladelphia, for Deanisport. hr Como, Dennison, Ei port for Boston, Behr Emergis Ellsabethpor tor ng 8 Harbor. Scbr Win 8 Camp, Bailey, Albany for Schr Vidhan, bt Dickinson, ‘Atbany tor New Neatora, Schr Margaretia, —-. Iondout for 0 Schr Harbinger; Ryder, Rondout for anor. Sehr Ira Bliss, Hudson, Rondout for Providence. Sekr Pointer Sonia, Rohdout for Providence, Henry Lemuel, —, Rondout for New Haven. Schr H treat, ait Rondout for Newburyport. Schr GL, Lovell, Réndout for Salem Schr Kilza Williams, Cornish, Rondout for Salem. Sur Tuomas F Cooper Sleeper, Rondout for Newport. Bebr CA Gi lout for Newport. Behr Ruth Halsey, Hoyt. Wondout tor Fal Kiver. Schr Sarah Laverae, Aven}, Newburg for New London. Schr Joueph Rogers: Dickinion, Hoboken fur New Haven, , Hoboken for Behr John Brooks, For, Hovsken tor Proridence, Schr Lamartioe, Bale urner, New York for Salem, Schr A Kelly, Young, New York for Boston. ‘ur Doretta’ Kahn, Stocking, New York for Hartford, Scr Commerce, Yorrey, New York for Portland. Schr Kdwiu Collyer, —, New York for Eaton's Neck. BELOW. rk Rocket, Dill, from Boston. (Received a inst In dnt 409, Nou 6S Troms pilot bost G W Blunt, Wind at sunset 8, Nght. Shipping Notes. The sidewheel steamship Rapidan, Captain Whiteburat, arrived in this port early morning, making the passage from Havana in 4 days and 3 hours, The purscr has our thanks for his attentions, Sergeant Welsh, of the Harbor Police, on Sunday after- noon arrested Edward Mosher, master of the schooner Orbit, which at that time had just arrived from New Haven, The prisoner ia charged with stealing thirteen tons of pig tron, portion of a cargo shipped by his vessel from Newburg, the property of Mr James E Pope, of this city. Mosher was locked up in the first precinet station house to await examin- ation. The schooner Ricardo Barros was selzed by Collector Grin- nell on Friday last, having violated the revenue laws by br.nging into this port 10,500 cigars with attempt to defraud the government, The vessel will be held in penalty for an amount equal to the goods seized and confiscated. ‘The brig Emma Dean, Captain Atkinson, which arrived at this port on Sunday, bronght as portion of her cargo from Aruba 1284 bage of gold ore. One of Surveyor Cornell's efficient officers, during his search on the Havana steamship which arrived yesterday, seized 1600 cigars and 42,600 cigarettes which had been stowed away on board to avold the payment of duty. ‘The cigarettes are of the Hernandez brand, considered the best brought to this market, ‘The schooner Tampico, from Tampico, was seized on Saturday last by Surveyor Cornell's ollicers, having brought cigars to this city not on the vessel's manifest, with the inteution of defrauding the government. The passengers that arrived in New York from foreign ports for the week ending Saturday, May 14, foots up the large number of 10,210. The vessels, the ports from which they sailed and the number brought by each will be found below :— lot 14th ie 11). 7. 45 43 Ve Stem Donau. Helvetia. Columbia 10,010 Bince last Teport there have arrived from points on the Hudson river the following schooners, barges and canal boats:—By towboat Belle—Barges Mary Elizabeth, HN Conklin, J R Silliman, NF Whitbeck, Robt Boyd, NE Ed- mnunds, R Miller, Buena Vista; canal boats Jas Brayley, P Lindercockle, Dictator, Garibatdl, Thos P Thorn, Myrtle, Rocket, Fred Specht, Coquette, 1 B Howell, Kearsarge, D Jones, Handy Andy, Jacob Stroup, © © Greenley, © B Dan- fels, United Brothers, @ B Ciate, By towboat Cayuga— Barges Puritan, Nonesuch, N F Whitbeck; canal boats J P Demarest, H Jacobs, Atlantic, Cornelia, DB Graves; sehr Forsyth. By towbont Niagara—Barges Hottentot, T @ Du- rant, C W White, A Colleed, M Barnes, lowa, Pilgrim, Troy; canal boats Williams, Foster, Smith, Geo R Brunett, By towboat Anna—Barges St Nicholas, Union, Cromwell. By towboat Amerion--Barges $ A Nolon, L.A Goddard, J Bur- Nagham, P A Moon, HJ Perkins; canal boats Cumberland, Roanoke, Reuben Tift, Keoknk, Sam Miller, Robt Keenan. By towboat Austin—Barges © T Coit, Learned, Jacob Dur- vee, Greenbush, Soptla Hawley, L;P Garduer; echra Re- Vecca & Eliza, Chas Camp; canal boats 8 D Gilson, Wm Gonzales, Universe, Alligator, BC Johnson, Chas R Hill, M Hawkins. By towboat McDonnell—Barge O F Hawley, Jr; canal boat JB Avery. By towboat Syracuse —Barge Tom) kins; scbr Midnight; canal boats T Harris, AG) gio, ‘By towbomt Ohio—Harge Inspector, and canal boat f Wil Marine Disaster: Barx Jon Epxry (Br), Hopkins, from New York for Hayti, before reported at Bermuda in disireva, has been con- denned, and was to be sold at auction at St Georges on the 12th inet. Lrverroor. May 16—The bark Eagle, from Calla: stranded on the French coast, near St Nazaire, making to save the vessel and cargo, MELUOURNE, Feb 26—The ship Richard Busteed, from ueved, with rimber, left that port Oet.B and bnd moderately ine weather until reiching a few dexrees east of the Cape of Good Hope, when s do ok ‘almost harleato force was ox. perlenced. 'It commenced at Nand veered round to W, aud then backed to WNW, lasting altogether two days, D its height a part of the deck cargo was lost, and that bi shtiting over gave the ebip a heavy iist to port, QuERNSTOWN, May 16—Tho steanmetip Amazon (Br), Cor Dish ley, from New Orleans April 12 for Liverpool, arrived at this pork So distress, having lost her propelle Bark Highland Mary (Br, Philips, trom Newport; B, for New Yorks, has put ia here leaking, Mis: neo. Captain Chadwick, of the ship Sunbeam, has farniehe names of the lost and saved belonging to the Hil-fated There are:—Lost—James H Wilson, second olficer, of Ells- i work. Ne; Clans Joboson, carpenter, Hamburg; John U 8 Efforts are e Brit Soar ns ; eta me Utes rate rook, Spins erin, do, rr ete seven nay ha inet ‘ince ohyson Jr, Co, Boston; Ai 7 Tour dori 4 fy fice SreamEen MARY SANFORD ~] Diavit Git of the wer ate pe arse tae cppniie s Winans MC yal a ie eee gel ad furniture wt WH Nett, deputy on the fat day of June wast, oe nc Ivrme—The Sehiog Soteneate iat senedayean, Wis. ‘Wis: are quiveextourtva, Phere are, 40 and emplo ake payment a fuga eines emp loyed, th seins aye yes, ort hy aie the last week not less than 20,000 herring hi a la hi erring have been seined on the Viney and wishin the past las from 120 10 Pi5,000" have ‘been revelved. Prom to sais at Spoke ania Montana, Moore, from Calcutta for Boston, Mareh 2, neal xa, from Callan Feb 8 for Hampton 48 inllen N of Hatter au wid ‘Liverpool ? for New Orleans, April pies fate Fs froin Boston for, Melbourne, May 18, off ele pea Francis Perkins, No anne ig Kennel my Philadelphia for Charleston, May 15, a bei le Ports. NT WERE, —Arrived, Soott, and Ipotar, Bjorguist one! a eae few ‘Orie gi ‘ ‘i nly ‘May 2—At the Pill, Jos roa Carver, for New York, Arrived 24, Caplolant, Upton, Sup Okuotery May o-“ArHved, Vitis Prance, Williams, 1 Ent ont bith, Kingisier, Coldrey. yaaa is; Nebo, Sand- CoLom: April 5—In port, . Freeman, from ant for Cate leulta, arrived Ma a CrENrDRGOS, ort Br, Frazer, ork thy whe JF Faria rad ‘aust ass Balled ath aca allo, NYork? ache Mary Ann, 9 Taper, Cott dciphie sath “tk York; Santo B mintque (Br, iphna' 4b, Castor, Santo Do- CALDINASy May "Arrived, bark Edward C Litchteld, Crockett, Liver Sailed bth, brig Village Belle (Br) ‘Thomas, Charleston ; wid "Ania, Ames, north of Hatteras; Nicanor, Han- ton. vi sy May 1—Sailed, Sirene, Rentel, NYork via Briton acne May 15—Arrived, bark Josephine Martin, Fick- atts, NYork, y 3—Sailed, Madawaska, Fowle (from Caj- barien), Gree GOTHENEURG, April 2—Arrived, Celeste Clarke, Foster, Rotterdam. Apri 99-1 a 8 GUANTAN Axo, April 26 In port barks Morning Star (BP, Waugh tor NYork nhout Mav; Baca (Bry, G Gai ja. oa for NYork; brizs Thos Owens, ‘Guptill, trom ot arrived, to load for N¥ork: Mary J Willinmn (Arne Roker, to load Tor NYork Britania ( r). Cables, for Greenock Idx, to sail soon, Port perfectly healthy, treights low and plenty of tonnage seeking. aes May S“Arnved, President Harvitz, Rasmussen, AYRE May 14—Arrived, ship Koomar (Br), Gritin, New rlean Hong Kona, March 32In_ port slips Panther, Kilton Witch of the Wave, Bachelder, and enry Reed (ir). Mo- Crag) for an Fratelsco dg; Chas Augusto (Fr), Congrel for New Orleans; Hermann Doctor (NG), Grieve, for Port. land, Ore, Ids Charger, Leste for Saison t0 loa for Hong Kong; Sardis, Cunningham, diag; F A Palmer (Salv), King, un # Garibalil; Noyes, for. asooureris Inand, Port: land, O, or San Francisco; Merle Blanc (Fr, Fe Orleans; Dei * Capssing-moon (Br ad Young Greek (Br, 3c. "ty Which sailed March 12 for Satzon, loads at S for Vekobams; bare Yenang, which sailed 19th for Bang- kok, loads at B for Japan. Sain May 10. vartived, achr Elizabeth, Taylor, Mo- Sailed 7th, bee Victoria (Br), Pard; York via Caibarien ; ach uire Williston, Estraval, Saj A B Baxter, Wat- som Boston Sth, brig Allee (Br) Almpson, north of Hatteras via Caibarien; ;.achr Donna Anna, Whaley. Boston: th, brign Boritome spl, Munoz, New Orleans; I ih, W W Lord (Br), Doyle, Chen wy Ti ‘ig David Owen, Chadbourno, Sagua. Hauirax, May 15—Arnived, ‘steamship C chy of Halifax, Jamieson, St Johns, NF; schr Volunteer, N LIVERPOOL, Ty, 14—Arrived, ships St James, Black, San Francisco; Ith, Excelsior, 'Pendicton, NYork; Great Western, Cunningham, do; Chancelior (Br), Pattes, heobite; bark Sabine, Breaker, ( efrived at’ do 26th,’ ship D 'Euoch Talbot, Talbot, New Or- ir New San F Grewshiees ets Campbell, and Lancaster, Jackson, ron Age, Crabtree, New Orieaus; Chalmette: ow Ent out 2d, tn me, Bouton and NYork of Batimore (a), Balam molt, a Halitas, Boston and NYork —— a (8), Green, NYork. May #_Arrivea, Robena, Mudgeut, N¥ork, are do 16th, steamship Paraguay, Williams, NYork pril 0). Lowrstorn, May 1—Om, 8 i orteans aoe eg Neversink, Barstow, from New IDLRSLOR, May 2—Salled, Mary Lowe eR my 2aSalled, Mary Lowerison, Hodder MANILA, March 29. }—-Satled, ‘sbi watt of Agra (Br), Ell- wood, NYork: abth, Tewksbury (Br), Fowler, ao si Also salied izth, ihe “Yiollo,”” for NYork In port 28th, ship Volunteer, Hutchinson, for NYorke; bark Aunie Richmond. (Br), Gibbs, do; also, the “Rick,” ‘sup- Pe vrawias, May 8 Arrived, brig U ATANZAI ay . bri neas (Br), Bartling, Baltimore; 60a ies, Lord, Fensncoln.< si ig Salled fis bark Agnes Fréaer (Br),Cameron, New York; brigs W H Bickmore, Bickmore, do; Walter Howes, rise Phi ‘gine Louisa Bliss, Strong, do ; 7th ford (Br) Portiand; J AP roe, (Br), Bent, font Mar bt! ey brs me james Mit ety tl cnt a , do; ler, Cor ‘Anna Cre Kemp, io rk. 5 ay port iain, b brig Marina A. Berry, for NYork, Ig. sedtzweonT, ', April 20--Sailed, Merchant, Sprapuoe’ New Or- Fut ont hero) Martha Cobb, Pearson, Rio Janeiro. NIN far ‘Aired, hip Simoda, Je nag (and ged Tis for oes. te Ie MOUSE A SY apie: A in Pearl, Peari, york ide has E Moody, estan do do; se Royse aon mond, U1 fo do. NB’ Pork (it May 15—Arrived, steamships Ni Guard, NYork (tay 47 or Liverpe Liverpool (ast progeedsay tein | PeF Eine ockent York May Dt }) via Halifax for Ly SOUTHAMPTON. May 18 Arrived, enmahip Obi Basse, Baltimore (May 8) for Bremen ( SINGAPORE, March 29—In port. tent | ‘Humboldt, Kelly, barks Alexandra (Br Tyler, kor -NYonk cleared}; Lady Tur: ner (Br), Vincent, for do; Asphodel, Norton, for Swatow, [Pen Sen cer ov Lonpon.) one JAN, May 3-Salled, Kate Upham, Alexander, GaUEWiRE, April %-Salled, Progress, Simons, Phila. Siston, May 8~In port, Joseph Clark, Carver, for N or) une; BERGEN, April 29—Satled, Meréator, Am BurMuMiaves, Slay 2—Atrivet, Everhard, Mineman, N Fork} Bd, Nordeap, Beck, Savanhah ; 4th, Olbers, Basson, Saited 4th, fepeanie, Zincke, NYork. es » May 3—Salled, Frederick Scalia, Waack, N "ilioa from Pilisu April 38, Marte, Fisher. Boston, Lon a. April 26—Arrived, Joaquin Serra, Isern, New Solleeito, Romano, N ‘Yor! aks, April 28—Arrived, Yestelia, Whitehead, Charles- ton. CaRvirr, haty Rivage Savannah, Knowlton, Lon- don (and ent on 4th for New York Sailed ‘ot v, H. Southard, Woodworth, NYork; Galatea, 0 Inport aun, la ance, Williams, f AYork, lug; Lorett In port at rane as, for Fish? W alts, tor Rio Tamale do; Ly ra, Ch tor Bi, r CHRI8 TANA, April niin, dicu, tay, ‘Charleston. Sailed d7th, Lids jold, Kor Gane, Lay 2 Salted’ Catmsus, Courtmann, Nhork. CALats, April 29- rived, Marcella, Friend, Charientot Gabiz. April 34 —Clenred, Burprise, Ackerly, NVorky Wild Waro, Morris. Hosto GConsrannixor, April 21—Cleared, Hetty Mary, Davien, DRaAr. May Sa Osseo, Covert, from Savannah for AGUAGOW,, May. 8—Sall pPreman Dennis, Fletcher, ou on NYork sath 'Brtauoin ie s) nd GotHeNvoRG, April Sleds ties King Bird, Dexter, United States, gQBAUTAG, April 1—Arrived, GP Paysant, Knowiton, van Apri 23, brig Nellie Chiford, Littiefela, from Mar- on eilies for Matan: x nu |—Arrived, Ul noalng (s), Meter, NYork; ean. HAMBURG, May Mai roth, Rckelon, Pailadelphi ae ‘2d, Shakspeare, Jor cpa ‘AyRE, May 1—Arrived, Bellons &, “Couch, ref an for ror ot Borussia, Kuh ler cleared ae NY ‘Cleat Kelly, | Bordeaux; 84, Jane J Sonthard, Bish Bishop, . Gard rand Walled States, In Louisiane, Tauttet, from New Orleans, London (and win, Hamburg (acd Pivenronts May 2. Suited ‘Mudgett, N’ Te. cumseh, Hatfield, Montreal Virgie ampbet, Palit py ye one Glasgor Victory, N £rin (9), do; por, Morgan,, New. Urieans; * Adeini1¢ Baker, Buttes idee Francisco; Annapolis, Lennan, Balti- Gleared Bi, Emil, Chelstotfers, Philadelphia; 4th, An- » Roseman, New Orleans; Industrie, Sodich, NYork; Adelaide Baker, Suiton, San Francisco via Ardrossan, Ent out 84, John Geddie, McDougall, for New Orleann; 4th, Batavia (s,'Lee Messurier, NYork; — poe do} Kolus, Berding. ft. Philadelphia, Palos New Orleans: Hobana, Maggots NKOHE, 1 Ladoga, Wiley, NYork wits jay 2—Salied, Mary Lowerson, Hender- MARSEILLES, May 2—Arrived, Ivan, Ebsen, NYork ; Svot- Hah Bride, Allen, Philadelphia. MALAGA, April 29--Cleared, Ocean Star, Carroll, , Ona 0M ‘ork ; Newport, May 2—Ent for ‘idg, Argosy, Read, for N Bavelow, Anderson, do. Saiied 24, ourne, Horton, and Highland Mary, Phillips, NYork; 8d) La Gloire, Reed, do. Clearvt $4, Empress, Mathias, Savannah. pEWeastli, April 80-Ent Out ‘urydive, Lowther, for osto ODTSSA, April 11-Arrived, Pierre Kuper, Falck, NYork, OvonTo, April 29—Sailed, Alice G Grace, Ulichrist, Cad PortsMouTH, May 8--Arrived, Star of the East, Gilmore, Charierton. Por? Tat.por, May 1—Sailed, H C Sibley, Colson, N¥ork; 8d, Velox, Olsen, baltimore, devanra b May 3-Sailed, R 8 Ely, Morgap, Rio “ERMO, April 26—Sarled, Courter, 1hundy Philadetpht ENSTOW N Arrived, Levanter, Howes, Calla lied Sik Howard I Cook, NYor ih, Belvidere, ENIFLUS) May 8—Suailed, Betty, Nitebora, NYork. S1T00KNOUM, April 27—Arrived, India, Kolstrom, NYork. SEVILLE, April 99 Arrived, St Joseph, Beraier, N¥ork. TrxeL, Apri! 8—Arrives, Amanda, Steinfubres, Galves: ton. VoxoaMA, March 16—Sailed, Cour de Lion, Hellier, New ork, Wooswxo, March 10—Sailed, Banfan, Chase, NYork. American Ports. BOSTON, May 14.1 M--Atrived, brig Wolden (Nor) Hani Rilo Grand’ eclira Nevada, Davis, Caibarien; Vesta, Roge atanzae Cieared—Bark J H Pearson, Taylor, Philadelphia; brigs Annis Elbridge, Cliford, Nassau, NP: EH Kennedy, Ger: Mobile; Alice Lea, Foster, Baitimore; schr Susan Btetson, Barker, Jacksoi 12 ald for Surinam. Toth Arrived, Starrett, Babbage, Cadiz; Siclian, Percival, Philadephia; briga ‘Selo (BF), Brown, Cienfuegos; Hattie B, Daggett, Bag James Crosby, Bald: win, Darwen; Cosmos, Parson iimorey Mary 1 Thomp- Bunker, — Philadelphi John” M | Fisk Chato, Port Antonio, darn ne Lansi, New Orleans; Sctio sie Cal, Small, Br fe Wisom, Mary Limebur Alexandria, Va; Jeilerson Borden, Hall, do; Thomas Stone, Purvere, dos duanph AY Bartlett Bartietiy J Baltimore; Abbie Bur fo, WA Hunt, Peterson, d Doron, Jarvis, dos ly Lovell, Philadelphi May, do; HN ‘Miller, Miller, do; WP Paiiips, Somers, ai Witlan ¥ Garrivon, ‘Morrisy dos Jonathan, May,, Magy’ d Mary Ann, Lem) sawbetuport; JF Carver, Carver, d Jute Tenney: Cavanangh, Port Jonas ones, Handy, Hove viens Alice By Alley Moz A Heatons Hutghiun’ Maldes, NYo Buljod—Swlurday, wind NNE to B and SSW, bark Roe back 3 aE Th iy Fanny Lineota, and Aristoas and from the roads, ah oA Arrived, barks A M Cann, from Antrossan; Aber- “atte ilag, Meare} bmg Sarah Rotors, An- ho hein iter, Boatins Trade Wind, Corsga, nan EG inv, —; Clearet--rark Elten Stovons, How, West Tnitlen; bri aide (Sw), Lindstrom, Caita; WDundwall (Dann Bae Sard, rande; Cora (ie), Henderson, Berbice vix Nor. folk, "and ‘salled); Chesapeake (Br), Dee, Bena td Salled—Parks Sancho Panza, Black Prince, New Yorks ~ jeargin aRLeAST, M Siay 1Salica, brig Yankee Blade, Coombe, Wilmington, NO OR, May 18—Arrived, brig Jenule Clark, Lewis, Sa- Nei Mayaguez, May Mecknen brig Abby Thaxter, jark Parthian. Rio Janeiro, CasateR, Pa, May 16—Arrived, sehr Varuna, Kingston, oiaHTON May 18. Arrived, achr Sarah A Haramond, Ellznbethport. Mi ub _ May 13~Arrived schr Ald, min tee. mn pM an ity Ada Lp ry HW 1 in Un aM, es iy ms si at ean eth int ni ‘fe Mathis, from. Phils Thth-“Saitea, ‘chr Theodore Dean, Phillips, Georgetown, paauveston, May 10—Arrived, achr A Denike, Jones, “eee 8 pada (Br, Spain, Taverpeet Derrickson, NY. Shree — 4 Gieared hy sche ai F Dw ae Benton Kelt ime je; Pichi gt a a a a aieheacha il, aut doh Marita Tilton, Miler, Boston} We mt: @ schra Car ‘Eiwell, Giles, Boston ; Addie wae ORLEANS sey jay 11—Ch ateamahtp Achilles, Philade’phia via Havana; ship Arilaan, gmith. sremen’ [or angpe Loring, Loring, do; Martha A McNiel, Watla, ahi steamship George Washington, Gager, Ha- vith Arrived, steamshtps Crescent City, Norton, NYork ; Mariviaa, Kembi Crowell, XVonk j—Steamabip RE rk. NORFOLK: May toeArrived. sebes Lda Staal, ci NYork Mary Stanii Bich May est Ni WBURY {g—Arvived, echrs JW. ad Bowaed St Lees Di ixop, Elizabethport ; ‘Panthens int NEW BEDFORD. May 12-—Arrived, achre Chas £ Jel. 00, Gi wi DCLG W Bentley, Baker, Philae yrs sees Robinson. Elrzatethport. achr Helen. tage Be Lea aed Rim City, Ke WI5— AT ived, sohrs L M Lovell, Porto Rico; Bd forts MOramers Virginia; Chas, Woolsey, mae Georz eLown, eILAB UPA, May I—Arvived. ships Hudson ‘Anti iimore’? Abby. Ryerson (Be, Dennis, N Phieian, ‘Matanzas; sche Ai Ni zelle, Primes) Sagua; brig Bla Bi Hines, Bridgewater, NS4" sch Mabel F seater Goins, Ga arietie Lsth—Arrived. bark Henry P Lord, Piakham, Matanzas; briz John Welsh, Jr, Munday, Sagua. Went to een Uih,'vark Initia, for Eainore for ortera, » PORTSMOUTH, iy Mar tk ‘Arrive Senrsville, poo Rontouls, © Parker, Philadetnhin; American Chie Snow, an Tnzraham, Blizahetinort. Srnec lay MM—Arrived, achr V Barkalew, Holmes, it Salled schrs A 4 Acken, Hale, NYork: D O Foster, Shef- PROVIDENCE Jon, Georgetow: May 14—Arrived, schra Ressle Morris, Al- j Alexan ier Young, Young, Alexand't , Adams, Baltimore; Alabama, Vangtlder, North ¥ clic, Baton, lizabrthport; Win Cott anes, Heanr. do; Balinpory, donaon, sarod ‘NJ; sloop jen, Torvelt, Sheppard, Belleville, NJ; pong Mork mace Phitadetphias JH -hlarria, do; John’ Shay, Fisher, Elizabethpory Fret Tyler, terre, Pf Montrose, New ¥ us ane Wells, ed, schra WF Hurston, Adina, Baltimore: Pau- Sa "rat, Parker ‘Trenton’ MA “slot, South River, N Ji John Warren, MeGar, Elieaner n H Brown, ‘Tillie £, Smith, do; 8 Guraer,< Gurney, Rondout; yy gens ‘Gurney, Jo; J Goodepeed, Dart, doz On ntario, Harber, do; # Merwin, Bunse, “dor'Amoe Falkonbnrg, Tefrells Newburg: George Hotchkis. Back do; Francis Burrett, Allen, ; anbe: cedent, Pendleton, mm oken, alled—Schre Kate & Marv, Cogveshall, NYork; Thomas Hull, Brow: Beulah E Sharp, Nicho: 018, BAVANWATL ‘May 16—Arrived, schr Snow: Squall, Rock: uicared—Shtp DW Chapman' Lirerpool; schr Coquette, Jatangzns, nea, May 12—Salied, schr George A Pierce, Poole, 13th— fchra Flora A Newonmb, Gorham, Fannfe fe alten, Brown, Onward, Hadley, iobokeh Deborah Jones! Baker and Srivans 1 Guney Rovout, WILMINGTON, NO’ May 13-A¥r1 ef, brigs Orion. (Br Dougherty, Boston; Atlanta, Reid, NYork; sehr Bem, Jon oMfIscasser, May 12-Sailed, brig Geo W Chase, Bacon, OWARRE N, May 18—Arrived. schrs Hannah a, Jones, Philadelphin; Thomas H Seymour, Burgess, and J Cunningham, Kelley; Elizabetiport. bis MEDICAL WONDER, YATT'S LIFE BALSAM. Rheumatism, Neural ja and Gout, in thelr worst stages Scrofula, King’s Evil, eypens Old Ulcers and the egored cases ot Diseases of the Blood; great Debdility, iver aint, Kidne: hen, aC. 'AC., are most certainly: ease yy this sovereign purser.’ It has been tested by the public Lyng ind years. It has cured 100, oegper Kn never (ails when tal oo year It je acertain curative for Figtuls in It cures the foulest old u.cers, ever wero the bone has become cnrlen, ee ri a does not contain a particle of mercury or 7 CHONG RHEUMATIEN.—F. B. CONWAY, Esa. theatre, Brooklyn, N. ¥., was cured by PRrT's LIFE BALSAM of “severe ‘chroale’ rheitmntioce ater ie ‘vest medical practitioners of Europe and Ai fa SCROFULO. 8 Sane MERCURIAL ULOERATION, HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr, Jos. MoLaughlin of scrofala and mereurial ulceration after it had destroyed part His physician and friends tad foned all Tnuuire at 13 Fifth street, Grand street. Sold by druggiata; @2 orate for 4b, Sent everywhere by exprens Inze Spud, ib cents, permanently oures HOUSEHOLD WORD. Buy. fret Pm lass, Cutlery, Stiver Plated Wareand Cookin ‘J EDWARD D. BASSFORD, Cooper | Instit tute, Astor r place. Bin score Is DOWN.—NOW IS YOUR TIME ‘rat class (i jon Cushion Tables, at W. H, GRIFFT ve v street. Cat gut cushions for Salo ut 10 canta ace ‘all other makers 25 vents, YORNS CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS EACH.—BUNION! halls. cured, without paln, by De. RICE; 28 Wrond- corner et Wulioer, “Anntliatse; curse” carder buntona, la, &c., fifty cents per faetase Prisel NG ORE, MI BARR\"S DELICIOUS REVALENTA POUD efiectunlty cures Dyspepais Come atipation, Dias Phthisis, Coughs! Colus, and all Nervous, Bilious, Liver and stomach di 70,000 cures sent gratis on demand. on, Ne Ju, eaye:—"E have found the vaine qua non’ "for wndigesitios in ung tb., BL 26, 13 tbs., 10, “Also the Mevalenia Chooelate $i per lb, Sold by all dru, ia DU BARRY & CO” 5 tea Wilham street, New York. an ao? of new and elegant wi Frgoch Obina Dinner, Tea it Bonsert evn, Clocks, Hronzes, Vases and Mattel imported Chasdsiiocy ahd as Bisiares, tne Glass, Silver Plated Ware and Cutlery, superior to and ‘cueaper thaa any Nee D., 18, —I LEAVE THE CITY TO-DAY, Shall start for Europe about June 1. Expect to see A onmyreturnin October, on ve Peiteat carn, NT HENTHSTREEY. STAGE, 51 cab avenue cars, HEUMATIC AFFECTION,—THE MOST INVETERAT often cured at one visit, Consult for all your ailmen the celebrated Dr. DEHAUT, of 0 years’ experience. Oillce 146 Bleecker stree GYPHER & 00. 551, BROADWAY—HAVE JUST RE- ceived & large variety of carved Antiqne Furaitw China, Ac. Also a large ‘and extensive assortment of fi clare, ‘second hand Dining and Bedroom Sui bert olty makers; twenty large Mantel and Pier janos, Clocks, Bronzes, Safes, and Plated W: Works of of Art for aaie cheap. All ‘roods guaranteed as rer presented. i RICE ARME! Thrice in he artned who keeps within reach of bis hand » specific that atone and the same time will strengthen, regu: le and purity bia system when enfeebied, disordered wad ee cs the three-fold operation of Hostetter’s Sore hence the great superiority of that standard ¥ fie vemorative over ail medicines that are ph tontes and nothing else, The effect of the ordinary astrin- toon ea ad eatracts upon the vowels fs disantrous, an ie or bile they produce no ben- Halse sit tho Suite eard_ humors’ mors com re u aids an umors of or ty infected, fel oe bowels are often badly constipated. An ip are ha wining ch inatance—does {1 cuses. ture, and under the ope! tion the three important processes of snvis oration grat and puridcation go on together. The rapiduy wih disordered organization retarns toe tmder-a.o.hr4e of tne Bitters disturbed function of the boay | variona properties of this compre Asa general rule the bor nd the futds more liable setae its natural as & prin jorant, At He teasons. where 1 the coeds CG fevers infect the air thie healthful vegetabl @ protective medicine. 260 OREEN Wi CH STREET, % Coffees, Sur all kinds of Groceries, Molasses and Provi- id standard 100. M00 expaen Fi THOUSAND A DAY. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND A DAY. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND A DAY. More than one hundred thou d copies of y THE SUN THE SUN HE BUN fare now rogularly sold dally. ‘The daily circulation of THK Fil SUN during the last weeks | which ended on vets May 14, was dalehand mens 1,400 ae int elixir Panould be taken HOMAS B ‘New York, bi RE aks oT Tues Wednesday: Aggregate daily circulation Inst week, ’ 620,10. Average daily cirewlation during the weak, 103,280. Daily average during the reel (irgpious week, endiog May 7, All the news for two cents,