The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1870, Page 9

TRURGRAPIIG NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Parliamentary Progress and Personalities in England. SMALLPOX VISITATIONS IN FRANCE. African Politics and Democratic Secession in Liberia, Cotton from India by the Suez Canal. Whe Summer Turf Meeting at Bosom. ENGLAND. Parliamentary Personalities. LONDON, May 31, 1870, ‘The House of Commons did not adjourn till a late Rour this morning. A long, disjointed, and often personal debate oc- in the Committee on Admiralty Management le the Supply bill was under consideration, The @ppropriation for the Admiralty was eventually car- by a small majority. Tue committee then arose, Diogress was reported, and the House adjourned. Tho Navy, the Church, and Art in Memoriam. . LONDON, May 81, 1870. 1 the House of Commons to-night a motion for Qn inquiry into dockyard abuses was introduced, Qnd after debate was negatived, The House passed the Beuetices bill, preventing the Bale of presentations to a church living, and then ad- Journea, A statue of the late Lord Palmerston, by the sculp- tor Jackson, was unveiled in We-tminster Abbsy to- day. The ceremony was private, none but relations of the deevased being present. Recess. LONDON, May 91, 1870, Mr. Gladstone said the government would propose & recess of the House until the yth of June. Aristocratic Safeguards, Lonpon, May 31, 1870. ‘The House of Lords read to-day for a second time the Felony bill, and adjourned. Naval Power. LonpoN, May 31, 1870, ‘fhe uew British iron-clad Suitan left her dock at Portsmouth to-day and proceeded to sea ona trial trip. .Telegraphs Extension. LONDON, May 31, 1870. @The new telegraphic crble from Falmouth to Malta has been successfully laid to Lisbon. The Weather and Crops. Lonpvon, May 31, 1870. The weather for the past few days has been un- @easonably dry and warm. The growing crops are already suffering for the want of rain and appre- henslons of a serious drought are felt. International Copyright. Lonpon, May 81, 1870, The London News this morning pleads for an w- ternational copyright treaty between Great Britain and the United States. The Auglo-Canadinn Rowing Match. LoNpon, May 31, 1870. The proposed race between the Tyne watermen @nd the St. Jobns crew of New Brunswick is to be rowed in September on the St. Lawrence, near Lachine, Montreal Island. The prize is £1,000, and the length of the course Will be six miles, The Americans object to the use of a coxswain, and the Englishmen are yet unde. cided on the point. A Miniature Steamer at Sea—Hazardous Voyage for New York. LIVERPOOL, May 31, 1870. ‘The miniature steamer City of Ragusa will leave ber wharf at this city this afternoon for New York. Bhe 1s only twenty-one feet long, but is provisioned for three months. The captain counts on a passage inside of fifty days. The “crew” consists of one man besides the cap- tain, and the inevitable NewfoundJand dog gocs as a passenger. While New York is the nominal point of destination, the captam will make any convenient Port in the United States. Quite a crowd of people have collected at-the whurf to witness the depar- ture of the tiny vessel, The Turf—Epsom Summer Meeting. LONDON, May 31, 1870. The Epsom summer meeting commenced to-day with good attendance and fair weatner, Craven Stakes of ten sovereigns each, with 00 added for three year olds and upwards, were by Mr. Merry’s ch. c, Sunlight, by Stockwell Aa or Sunflower, - @ Woodcote Stakes of 10 sovereigns each, with 00 added, for two year olds, which closed with sixty jabgeribers, were won by Mr. H Chapiin’s b. f., by Nojfrminster, out of Caller Ou, beating Mr. Merry’s b. £, by Scottish Chief, out of Rambling Katie nd, and Pe! third, ‘& The Heathcote Plate of 100 sovereigns, for allages, was won by Mr. Goodwin's br. f. Perfume, beating Mr. Chapiin’s b. f. Pandore second, and Mr. Merry’s ‘b. ¢. Belladrum thira, ' he petting on the Derby closed this evening at 700 to 400 on Macgregor, 7 to 1 against Camel, ana 20 to 1 against Kingcraft. FRANCE. Smallpox Visitations. Parts, May 31, 1870, The Prince dela Tour d’Auvergne has accepted the appointinent as French Ambassador at Vienna, put he is now {ll with §smallpox, and will be unable” wo eed to his post for some time, The smailpox has broken out on board the private gacht of Prince Napoleon. Sanitary Efforts, Panis, May 31, 1870, 1% the Corps Législatif yesterday afternoon the op. was nearly consumed in debating the means to check the ravages or the smallpox in Paris, PaRIs, May 81, 1870, ‘The members of the International Workingmen’s Bociety, who were arrested at Lyons, have been get free; but those arrested tn Paris are still in prison, Amnesty. PARIS, May 31, 1870, Yesterday more than twenty persons who were dmprisoned In the St. Mazas Prison, charged with complicity tn the inte regicide plot, were uncon- ditionally released, and it 1s announced that more ‘will be liberated to-day. Sympathy. Paris, May 31, 1870, The movement {n favor of Cernuschi, the Italian banker who was exiled for having contributed money to the radicals to help to defeat the aiirma- tive vote on the plebiscitum, is very popular in Paris, and will unquestionably be successful in the end, o The Judiciary. Paris, May 81, 1870. Itis now settled that no sessions of the High Court ‘Will be held outside of Paris during the present ses- gion of the Corps Législatif. Tie latter wf continue WAU the 45t of August. NEW YUKK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, Rxtet FLORENCE, May 31, 1870. The government has determined oa a thorough re- Organization of the army. The work is to commence Immediately, and the Minister of War expects to see tt completed within a year, The government 13 also making preparations for the construction of the St. Gothard Railway. PORTUGAL. The American Flag in the Tagus. Lispon, May 31, 1870, The United States steam (r.gate Franklin bas ar, rived ia the Tagus. RUSSIA. nce of an Assassin, Sr. Parsasbuku, May 51, 1870, The assassin of Prince d’Arenburg bas been sen- tenced to iifteen years in the mines, and exted to Siberia for the remainder of his life, IMPORTANT FROM AFRICA. “Spoils,” Troubles and Secession in Liberia. LONDON, May 31, 1870, Despatches received here to-day from the West Coast of Africa announce the breaking out of serious troubles in Liberia, The Presitent of Liberia ap- pointed Walter Good Collector and Postmaster at Palmas, and the people there, to whom the appoint- ment was distasteful, threaten secession if he ts confirmed. Missionaries in Danger. LONDON, May 31, 1870, Advices from the West Coast of Africa report that & party of missionaries, consisting of Mr. and Mrs, Ramseyea and Mr. Knohe and atiendants, have been captured by the Ashantees and taken into the In- terior. Sel Lonpon, May 31, 1870, Despatches from Bombay state that within a few days past 31,000 bales of cotton have been shipped to Europe by way of the Suez Canal. CUBA. Newspaper Consolidation—The Brig Thomas Holcombe Afloat Aguin. HAVANA, May 31, 1870, The last number of the Prensa was pubiished yesterday, 1t having been consolidated with the Vor de Cuba, ‘The American brig Thomas Holcombe, which went ashore at Playa, Santa Ana, has been floated, and to-day entered this harbor. Another Skirmish with the Rebels—The Abo- lition of Slavery—The Planters Discussing Question. HAVANA, May 31, 1870, The troops had a skirmish yesterday with a band of rebels near Managua. The insurgents have killed five volunteers and one Spanish soldier at Monte Alto, near Palmillas, Planters and others are hola- ing private meetings in Havana at which they dis- cuss the proposed abolition of stavery. The steamer which saiied for Cadiz yesterday took out a number of memorials and other documents on the subject to be laid before the Cabinet and the Cortes. MEXICO. Placida Vega Again—His Latest Achievement— Seizure of the Steamer Forward—Tho Weather the Cotton Crop. SAN FRANCISCO, May 30, 1870, Dates from Mazatlan, Mexico, are to May 19. Placida Vega has seized the steamer Forward, He has now a flect of vessels equipped, and itis sup- posed he is waiting for the rainy season to com- mence operations. ‘The weather is extremely warm, which is attributed to the atmospheric influences of the volcano Colima, still in violent eruption. The cotton crop 1s total failure, THE PACIFIC COAST. The Boston California Excursion Party—The San Francisco FeniansA Family Burned to Death, SAN FRANCISCO, May 30, 1870, The Boston excursionists passed Elko to-day and wili arrive here to-morrow. A committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet and escort the party to thecity. It is arranged to have the train come into the city by the Market street road and stop in front of the Grand Hotel. ‘he Fenian Council has decided not to accept any further subscriptions for the present. ‘The editor of the Mazeppa, a flash paper, was shot through the head to-day on Montgomery street for Pacis aim contrition article. Itis probable that he will not die. The owners of large Mexican grants in Northern California, in order to encourage emigration, have thrown 60,000 acies of land in Shasta valley, on the Ine of the California Railroad into the market at three dol ars pec acre. The ship Niagara, which lately arrived here from Hong Kong with a large pumber of Chimamen on board, many of whom were suffering with smallpox, was to-day discharged trom quarantine and allowed to land her passengers. The Chinamen were shame- fully maltreated while ae through the streets. The resideuce of Mr. Hughes, near Knight’s Land- ing, was destroyed by fire and his four children and his sister-in-law burned to death. VIRGINIA. Conservative Mayer Elected in Richmond— Chivalrous Determination of the Conserva- tive Candidates—Decorating Graves of Con- federate Soldiers. RICHMOND, May 31, 1870. The Commissioners of Election this morning gave certificates of election to H. K. Ellyson as Mayor and to the rest of those elected on the conservative elty ticket. The republicans will contest the election before the courts. The conservative candidates have held a meeting and declined to accept the offices for which they have received certificates, if {t shall appear, on legal investigation, that their election de- pends upon the throwing out of the vote of the precinct from which the ballot box was “stolen. They invite their opponents to contest the election before the courts and declare their belief that such evidence of fraud and irregularity exists as will give the conservative ticket the legal returns, The policeman who assaulted Congressman Porter yesterday has been arrested and suspended from uty. The crowd at the National Cemetery yesterday was very Ii The Holywood Cemetery to-day is filled with persons decorating the graves of Con- federate soldiers. EUROPEAN MARKETS. LONDON MONEY MARKET.—LONDON, May 81—4:30 P, M.—Consols closed at 94% for both money and the account. American securities steady. United States five-twenty bonds, 1862, 891¢; 1865, old, 884; 1867, 907%; ten-forties, 86. ' Stocks gulet, | Erie Rallway shares, 18%; Illinois Central, 110; Atlantic oa ae Shine ene May 81.—Ttie Bo ARIS KOURSE.—PaRIs, -—The Bourse closed dull, Rentes, 74f. 6vc. FRANKFORT BOURSE.—FRANKFORT, May 31.—United States, tlve-twenty bonds closed firm ‘and un- changed, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, Ma‘ 31—4:30 P. M.—The cotton market closed dull. Middling uplands, 10%d. a 10%d.; middling Or- Jeans, 10%d. a 11d. The sales of the day have only been Le Lis a Cpl of which were taken for export and speculation, Tho shipments of cotton from Bombay to the 30th inst., sinve the last report, have been 59,000 bales, HAVRE COTTON MARKET.—HAVRE, May 31.—Cotton preligrttd Me the spot and afloat. Tres ordinaire, on spot, . TRADE AT MANCHESTER.—MANCHESTER, May Slew The market for an and fabrics is hoary LIFERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, May 31—4:30 P, M.—Breadstufts—Corn, 29s, 6d. per quarter for European. Wheat, 9s. 3d. per cental for red winter, Peas, 35s, per quarter for Canadian, The receipts of wheat at this port for the last three days have been 45,000 quarters, of which 40,000 were American, MARKET.—LIVERPOO! LIVERPOOL Provisions A lay 31—4:30 P.» M.—Cheese closed with a declining tendency, the last sales being made at 70s. per cwt. a ee grades of American fine. Pork dull. rd dail, LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—LONDON, May 31— 4:30 P, M.—The produce market 1s dull, ‘Turpentine, 28s. 6d. per cwt. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—LONDON, May 31.— Taliow tlrmer at 45s. por cw. Sugar firm, rpen- tine, 305. Od. 9 818, por cwt. Sugar afloat 1s quiet and steady. PrrRoLEUM MARKRT.—ANTWERP, May 31.—Potro- leum cloged firm; standard white, 624g francs, JUNK 1, 1870.-QUADKUPLE SHEKT. THE PRESBYTERIANS. The Presbyterian General Assembly— ae Public Schools—Ofice of the Bourd of Home Missions Located in New York—Report Church Finaaces, PHILADELPHIA, May 31, 1 In the Genera! Assembly this morning the com- mittee appointed to inquire into the perils of the public school system made their report. The resolutions at tie close of the report strongly con- demn any system which shall exclude religion or religious instruction from the pubite school4. The resolutions were unanimously adopted, ‘The report of the Joint Comm tice on Home Mis- sions wis considered. Various ttems bearing on the consolidation of the Boaid of Domestic Missions with the Committee on Home Miss ons wero adopied, A question then arose on the locality of the prince: pal ottics of the new consolidated board, The cites of New York, Puladeiphia and Chicago were nomi- nated, Chicago was alterward withdrawa., The Toll was called and a vote taken. ‘The rcsult was— for New York, 806; for Philadelphia, 153, ‘The vote crevted considerable excitement, though but litle e oor Ths Was manifested when the result was de- cared, Rev. Dr, Adams presented & resolution providing that the report of the directors of the Northwe-tera Theological Semmary at Chicago be referred to w Special committee, consisting of Rev, Drs, Reed and MeLuren, Rey, Messrs. Cunningham aud Lewis, Eiders D. 8. Courtney, G. R. Fox and J. W. Hoile’ beck, members of a standing comiutitee on theo- logical seminaries of the O11 School; which was auopted, Aiso that a committee of five laymen be mevornied to collect information from ‘all tie churches as Lo what they have dove tn the matter of manses for their ministers. ‘The latter resolution Was reported by Rey. Dr. Crosby from the Commitiee on Church #rection, and wis also adopted, ‘The order of the day being the report of the jon, committee on the finances of the Church aad the five Milton memorial fund addresses were made in its be- haif by Key, br. Joun Hall, chairman; William J. Dodge, Rev, Dr, Huil, of New York; Judge McAllis- ter, Judge I. K. Clark, and William £, Strong, of the United States Supreme Court: but before reach: jug a vote the hour of adjournment arrived. Adjournment of the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly. Lovisvitue, Ky., May 31, 1870, The proceedings of the General Assembly yester- day were matnly confined to receiving reports of com- mitiees. The Committee on Bills and Overtures, in response to overture No, 14, being an inquiry whether members of the Campbellite Church wish- ing to become members of our Church, and who had been baptized in the name of the Holy Trinity, Should invariably be revbaptized, recommended re- bapusm. The recommendation of the commitiee was adopted, Dr. Palmer, from the Committce on Forelgn Cor- respondence, reported the pastoral letter of the General Assembly to all the churches under tts care. ‘This letter 13 in regard to the reunton of the Northern. and Southern Assemblies, and the recent action of the Southern Assembly during the session here, Aller a long discussion the leiter was adopted, The Jetter claims that, whatever obstructions may be in the way of fellowship, they were not created by the Southern Church, and thit they could not allow pereatton Wo be placed in a false position before the world. After the passage of a vote of thanks to the people of Louisville for their hospitality, the Assembly ad- Journed till the next meeting at Huntsville, NORTH CAROLINA. Horrible Massacre in Cumberland County— Two Aged Citizens Murdered and Rebbed— Two Women Fearfully Mangied. RALEIGH, May 31, 1870, At a point about twenty-five miles west of Fayette- ville, in Cumberland county, on Wednesday, Neil McLeod, & prominent citizen, was murdered in his own house py four disguised des- wh. Mth, with mitse Geen May rare Y iy pecoeene rg hig janx & Gulon 0, bound teamsbip Colorado (Br), Froaan, Liverpool. May t, neensrown Wothy with mds and 118'panseugers, to W iliiama ny Moy: 10 hat, aared steamship France, from Liverpool for New York ; 28) Btoamship Cuba, hence for Liverpool ; 3th; lat 49; lon 09 20, ship Uutabere (Na, trou Rotterdam for New ¥: Steamship City ork Of Manchester. (ir), Phitiy May 14, via Queenstown 16th, with mitas and 8) tod G Dale, sinee light, moderate weather ; assed » Liverpool passen: iad trang westerly winds for the firat 12 days fay 20, Jat 49 49, lon 2 03 passed « brig rigged steamer, bound B'28in, Int 41 40, lon i 8, a suip rixge:! steamer, do 29th, lat dl 16, lon 62 By m Cue nard steamer. do. Steamship Stesia (NC), Trautmana, Hamburg May 15, via Havre Qist, with mdse and 949 passengers, to Kunhardt & Co, Had fresh westerly while wud ohangoable weather most of the pasaage : bad.one de4:) (a child), among the passengers; Alay 8, lat 4045, lon 4215, passed» Bremen steamer, bound Es 0th, lat 44° BH, lon 46-44, passed ‘witleeben Steams May 2 with midgo and 188 pataange Latter paséage bad mush fog spoke aohe Matte Gabriele (er); bound i. Steamship San Jacinto, Atking, Savannah May 28, with mdse and passenvers, to'W R Qarrison, Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannah May 28, with mdse an passengers, to R Lowden Steamsmp Ohampton, Lockwood, Charleston May 28, with mdse and passencers. to HR Morgan & Co. Steamship Lo ore, Salyer, Newbern, NO, 45 hours, with mdse and passougurs.in Murray, Perris’ Co. Steatuship Saratoga, Couch, Richmona, City Pomt and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Bark Frethandel (NG), Wachter, Bremen, 40 days, with ise and 885 passenzers, to Oeiriclis & Co. Had heavy woat- erly winda; May 16, lat 45, lon 49, spoke bark Trident, bound . The FhadS deaths ‘@ children and } aauit) on the ‘4 Burk Braziliera (NG), Wiggins, late Wessels, 84 days, with coffee, to RPaverstedt & Co. May 12 in lou 8 W; had tine weath seaman, of London, died of f favre and Brest, Macken Yitlo ue Paris (ir), Surtiont, to Rio Janeiro, Crossed the buried at wen. Schr Mary 8 Luut (Br), Simmons, Granada, 18 dave, with fruit, &¢, abd one passenger, to master, Had very light winds up to the 26th Inst; on that date, off the Delaware, took NE gale and was drove off; 29th,’ off Chincoteague, passed a number of yellow pine acantiings, been 7 days north of Hat- off the Delaware, passed brig Goodwin, with matnmast Bead and lower foretopaall yard carrie: away. Schr Allen Lewis (of Boothbay), Lewis, Jacmel, 16 da} with logwood, &o,, 10 Kunbardt & Co-vessel to ft 1 Btaples & Co; bad lerate easterly winds. Schr Marietta Smith (of Gree iport), Preston, Baracoa, 12 days, with fruit, to Jos Eneas. "Mad moderate weather 8 dae, north of Hatteras, john Atwood (of Provincetown), Galleshaw, Baracoa: by with fruit oJ & f Pearsali—vessel to BJ Wenberg. May off Chincoteague, suw brig Eveline, bound N. Sehr © F Young (of Portland), Richardson, Matanzas, 13 days, via Delaware, Kreakwater two days, with sugar, to Millar & Houghton, | Had moderate weather. Schr 8 E Fabens, Crocker, Ni via Spanish Wells (Bahamas), 7 days, with pineapples to'Montell & Bartow. vessel to B J Wenbery, bad ight winds to Hatteras, sinc’ veavy gates and ealtas With thick fog, been 4 days north of that int Schr Thomas Fitch (of New Londow, Hamiiton, Eleuthor: 1Odays, with plnenipien to RE Hutchingon & Co, Had e erly winds and calms the whole passage, ichr Eva H Lewis, Lewis, Eicuthera, 13 days, with pine- apples, to Joseph Eneas--vesael to B J Wenberg. Had light northerly winds, Schr Arcuturus (of New Haven), Goodsell, Harbor Island, 2 days, with pineapp'cs, to Maated, is bound to New Haven. May 22, lat 32 » spoke Whaling bark Pactile, cruia- in, Kenr Iris, Barlow, Savannah, 18 days, with lunber, to master, Is bound to New Bedford, Had light en winds, Schr L & W Shotwell, Richardson, Chincoteague. Schr WJ Rose, Drishy, Chincoteague, Sehr K Fruman, Ofbs, Philadelphia for New Bedford. Schr Palladium, Philadelphia for New Bedford, Sclir Olive, Keynolds, Calais, 4 days, with lumber to Simp- son & Clapp. The bark J M Moraies, from Matanzas, which arrived 80th, reports heavy NE & i gales, Split galls, Satled In com> pany with bark Enterprise, for New York. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND souTH. a, Boston for New York. Nantucket for New York. x, Briggs, Dighton for Eltzabethport. r Kate Scranton, Palmer, Providence for New York. Schr Wm B MeShean, Tenton, Hartford for Philadelphia, Schr J Q Baldwin, Day, Middletown for New York. Schr Veranda, Ponder, Brantford for New York. Sebr GW Purnell, ney, Stamford for New York. ‘hy Mary G Farr, Cromwell, Port Morris for Georgetown, BOUND EAST. Elizabethport for Fall River. Sehr Elm City, Kelly, Eilzabethport tor Fall River. Scbr Neptune, —-, Elizavetbport for Boston. Sehr © F Shultis, Young, Hoboken for Providence, Schr Hannah D, Chase, Hoboken for Plymouth, Sehr Mary Ann, Burns, Hoboken for Bridgeport. Schr Wni Donnelly, Donnelly, Hoboken for Bridgeport. mith, Robbins, New York for Fall River, » —— New York for Windsor, NS. 4, lon peradoes. His brother, David McLeod, a BELOW. Jeading citizen, but old and infirm, was also | gay x Greenleaf (of Brunswick, Ga), Bates, from shot down, and lived only a few hours, | Newport April 18 (Received a pilot stb ‘Inst, off Montauk, John McLeod, son of Nell, who was out at work on | ‘TM Pot boat Hope, Nol). a fal hearing the noise, went to the house where SAILED. his father and uncle had been murdered. He gota SS and attempted to defend the premises, Dut tt failed to go off. e@ murderers therenpon shot him down, putting thirty buckshot in his body. He is not dé , and there is some hope of his recovery. The daughter of Neil ran up stairs to get a pistol jor her brother, and on her return witi it was shot and badiy wounded. Another daughter, also grown, managea to cris by way of the yard to a neighbor's house without being hurt, and she gave the alarm. Old Mrs. McLeod, their mother, was shotjin the arm and badly if not fatally hurt. The wounded daughter, in addition to being shot, was gashed about the head with a bowie kniie. ‘These were the opty persons on the plantation at the time of the butchery. The murderers, after accomplishing their bloody work, robbed the house, taking $200, a quantity of clothing, provisions, jewelry and valuables. The old men were buried last Friday. There have been no arrcsts as yet, though suspicion resis on certain des- peradoes in the neighborhood. ‘The indignation of the people knows no bounds, and the murderers, if captured and identified, would be lynched. The McLeods were peaceabie, high toned men and not thought to have an enemy tn the world, They were conservatives in politics, but moderate In their meins, The Shertif and otner authorities are very slow in Investigating the matter and endeavoring to ferret out the perpetrators of this flendish massacre. WEST VIRGINIA. Wholesale Jail Delivery—Escape of Twelve Prisoners from the Wheeling Jail. WHEELING, May 31, 1870. White the daughter of the jatler and his assistants were taking breakfast to the prisoners in the county ian this morning they were forced into a cell and locked up by meansof a false key. Twelve of the pilsoners succeeded in opening :he hall door, and quietly locking up the jailer’s family in the cells, walked out into the streets in broad day and es- Four of the prisoners have been recaptured. One of the prisoners, indicted for murder, re! caped, He sed to OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY, JUNE AND JULY. Destination. (29 Broadway, {7 Bowling Green 68 Broad st, PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 31, 1870, CLEARED. Steamship Russia (Br), Lott, Liverpool via Queenstown— OG Francklyn. Steamship City of Baltimore (Br), Delamotte, Liverpool via Halifax—J G Dale. Steamship Holsatia (NG), Meier, Plymouth, Cherbourg end Hamburg—Kunharat & Co, Steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah—Murray, Ferris & Co. sasienmabtp Regulator, Brooks, Wilmington, NCJ Loril- ‘Steamship Niagara, Blackwood, Ricbmond, City Point and Norfolk—O1d. Dominion Steamship C Steamab{p Fanita, ¥reeman, Phil Steamship Nerenw, Bear Ship Erickson, Kelley, adetphia—J Lorillar: oston—W P Clyde. i Ship Guardian, Wa! H Brigham. Bark Ni anna J Steamships City of Baltimore, Liverpool vin Halifax; Hol- satiny Hamburc; Smidt, Bremen ; Looe Savaatalss eg ator, Wilmington, NU; Niagara, Richmond, &c. Wind at sunset 8, light. Marine Disasters. : Scne ELwA, Gray, at Holmes’ bingy ‘8th ult, from Bangor for Philade! phi: aah leak on the 27th, off Nantucket, and lost about I! lathe off deck, was leaking badly 0th, and will probably have to discharge to stop the leak. SouR SuCOKSS (of New London), Richards, from Fall River for New York, in entering Newport harnor nig! it of the 29th ult, went ashore on the southern point of Goat Island, where she remained morning of 80th, head on, She would come of! without damage. Scie GRORGE BAVAGE of Bangor), from ——— for Salem, before reported ashore on Black Ledge, waa floated off at high water Friday PM, and came to anchor in the harbor without Upparent injury. Liverroor, May 16--The American (8) Hoare, arrived here from Port aa Prince, reports that ou April in lat N, lon whe passed the derelict and waterlogged schooner Navita; and on the {cth May, in lat 48 N-lon IAW boarded a derelict and waterlogged bark painted Ulack, with only part of foremast standing, bulwarks gone, fore and aft batches open; had # house on deck aft, and waa laden re deals and had apparently been drifting about a long i May 17--The British Prince, which arrived here to-da: from Sau Francisco, reports that on Feb 18, in lat 53, long 108 W, during « heavy gale trom Wto 8, she had cabins flooted, port mainrali, between the fore and main rigging, wo- shipped, deckhouse and lifeboat stove and curlings of maia- hatch broken. She also experienced a severe gale March 20, in lat 26 8. long 27 W. Lonvon. May 81—Bark Albany, from Tobago for London, is ashore inside Cape Clear, and will probably become = total wreck. All hands were saved P0Us'Y Decom QuaeNstowN, May 18—Bark Bridgeport, Morcan, from Liverpool for New Ori which put fm here leaky, bas een to Passage to discharge and for repults, ENrxon, May 18 “Captain Hilton, of the ship WH Moody, from Philadelphia for Antwerp, off the Isle of Wight 16th, reports having passed about two miles to. the southward of a long black steame ir, brig rigged, steering to the eastward under all, in lat 47 05 N, long 38°28 W. She appeared to move very slowly. Spoken. Shiv Simla, Porter, from Callao (Jan 15) for Valencia, Aprti 3, lat 7 8, lon 33, =) Marlborough (Br), Armstrong, from Liverpool for New York, May 9, lat 48 08, lon 27, bhip Antarctic, McStoker, from Liverpool for New York, lat 44, lon 87. Ship Neptnie, Peabody, from Liverpool tor New York, May 13, 51, lon 11, with logs of foretopsail, a trong breeze biowing at the time. Ship Ladoga, Wiliey, from London for at 43, lon 12 (by th ton’. we York, May 1, the ‘steamship Dentachiand, at Southamp? ; sii Matterhorn, Frazer, from Cardiis for Callao, Aprit 7, on Ship Joneph Garver, trom Bristol for New York, May 17, tak 4935, lon 11 09 @y steamship Deutschland, at Sout amy Ship Nancy (Fr), Mangat, from Bordeaux for San Fran. cinco, Aprit 14, tnt 1 N, lon 23. Ship Gen Mevielian, Williams, from New York ‘or San Francisco, April 2, lat 4 85 8, lon 97 58, Ship Shawmut, steering SW, May 10. Bark Thurso (ir), Gove, frém San Franeiaco for Liverpool, April 6, lat 7 8, lon Si. +), 198 days from San Francisco for Falmouth, May 14, lat 47 04 8, Ton 14.48. jark Freeman Dennis Fietcher. from Glasgow for New York, May 15, 1161niles off the Fastnet, F Brig Kose hs from Matanzas for Falmouth, E, May 2, iat 89 80, lon £0. Sehr M E Seed (Br. 3 masted), Edmondson, from Liver- y 10, at 49 49, on th 32. for Charleston, May 28, off Foreign Ports. ahkty Ene, May l-Arrived, WH Moody, Hilton, Pusia- elphia. Sniled 17th, Arcturus, Rdwards, England. BRIs4OL, May 18—Arrived, Kongeornen, Jorgensen, Da- rien, Ga 15-Arrived, Auguste, Von Harten, do; 18th, N Boynton, Palmer, NYork 20th, Mirian Star, Corning, do. Sailed 16th, Texas, Meentzen, Philadelphia; 18th, Olvers, Deike, NYork; Harzburg, Kublken, do; 18th, Atalanta, Ho: geman, do; Pallas, Meyerdirek, Baltimore. BORDFAUX, May I6-Jn the river, Annie, Burness, from York. Sailed 17th, bark Industrie (Nor), Tomesen, NYork. BaRcei.ona, May 10—Arrived, Panchito, Calzada, Savan- nah, Baracoa, May 18—In port achrs 8 3 MeKown, and Inrae! Snow, for NYork ind days: Joe Kelley, Setagawa, and SE Sawyer, wig. PuMDGRWarER, NS, May 4—Arrived, brig Blanche, Hiner, jladel phin. CARDIFY, May 17—-Arrived, Titania, Jansen, Portland. Sailed 17th, Alexandra, Brown, Belfast; 19h, Kingflsber, Coldrey, Hong Kong. Cleared 17th, Asterias, Sloan, Hong Kong. Sajled from Penarth Dock "17th, Undaunted, Dinsmore, Montevideo. Capiz, May 12—Arrived, 8t John, Brsen NYork. WeGOs, May 20—Arrived, bark M 'B Stetson, Simms, inta (Br), Miller, do. CARDENAS, May 21—Arrived, bark Jessie (Br), Robinson, NYork ; bigs’ L. Warren, Harriman, do; J Bickmore, Henley, \d Fatustinn, Patterson, Philadelphia; 8 V Merrick, Lippint achrs Josephing, Brown, Portland; Irvine, Diggins, pool for Wilmington, NO, © Lily, from New ¥ Lookout. Boston; ‘St John. ar! ansett, Hamlin, Atkins & Co. Sailed 2lat, barks Gan Eden, Greenleaf; Pleiades (Br), Brig 8 & W Welsh, Watsou, Trieste--8 W Elwell & Co, i H + r K Big Hn & Aubrey (Br), Hammond, Barbados<T i &F Romans Hattie E Wheeler, Bacon, a port north of Hat CO, = ‘Brig W W Lord, Babin, Piotou, NS—G H Brewor. ey eames Chas Gumm, Trefry, trom Phils- Brig Frances Lewey, Lewey, Gaiveston—C H Mallory @ | O4}0\" May 18--Off, Lindesnaes, Olsen, from Shields for Schr C M Newins, Dayton, St John’s--C H Winchester, Schr Isabel, Dennison, Aux Cayes—Morrison King, St Johns, NF—B Huind, Galveston—C W Adams & Co. reeks, Mobile—J B Herbert & Son. Tampa via Key West, Bartow. Schr Britan Bi Echt Florence Say? Behr GW Dine Mi 5 ‘Bebrie B Bramball; Stout, Savannalr-N'L MoCready & Schr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, Charleston—N L MoCready & 0, ate Busan Wright, Mount, Georgetown, 8C—Doliner, Pot- NYork. H DuNGEwEee, May 16—OM, Daisy, Phillips, from London monn CRLSINORE, May 16—Arrived, Josephine Martio, Pickett, NYork for Cronstadt. FaLMours, aa 16—Arrived, Louisa Cook, Cook, NYork (gr Cronanenn is sailed 19th); Ella, Fulton, Arroyo;J E Woodworth, MeNelliy, Matanas; i9ib, Waldo, Pressey, 8 “dalled 17th, a Lovitt, Smith (from Philadelphia), Lon> don; 19th, Leonidas, ol. , Gates (from axon), Liver tor Granoow, May 18-Balled) Towra fa), Seoreesn irk Schr Fred Spofford, Turner, Wilmington, NOwGeo & Fhi+ | orth, Missouri, Beadbarnsand Valvh Thiele set EES by 7 Ar aes GuneNoos, May 17—Salled, Rosedale, Greig, San Fran- ae bg! are .. ators Ferguson & Wood, by May 14—Arrived, Brodrene, Iversen, Philadelphia. cfl2ep Fred Brows, Wiokson, Provideuce—I W Jacks6n & | ysis""ithn williatauon; Hoverece: Phi eee aay, Steamer Ann Eliz: Steamer Ann Bilza, Richards, Philadelphia, Steamer 8 F Phel; Steamer Vulcan, yy Drake, Phundelphia. wn, lpia, Aicox, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YAOATS. sbip China (Br), Macau i hs my tt Liverpool May 31 via 22a, sd Sina bln el eat nae with a! » oun Btoacpahip Olly o Brooklya (Br), Brooks, Liverpogl May enter into the conspiracy and gave the alarm upon | Ma the escape of his companions. SHIPPING NEWS, Almanac for New York=Tais Day. Sun rises....... 431 | Moon sets.....eve 9 31 Sun sets...,.... 724 | High water....eve 10 01 Trapani. ATIeLGINGTORS, May 10—Arrived, Freden, Beck, New Or- HELVORT, May 17—Arrived, Goethe, Koch, and Hatlie M, Packie, NYork. HAMBURG, May 14—Arrived, Bona Fide, Olsen, Mobile tithe Jenny, Henrie York); Mary, ‘Giles,’ Baers Inand? 1th} Teuton )» Winzen, New Orieans; 19h, Favorite, Klein, N¥ork. Sailod from Caxhaven 16th, Gutenberg, Braren, NYord;. Howes Rich, Pomeroy, Buenos HAVRE, May 15—Atrived, Geo Hurlbut, Masson, ‘dobile ; 7th, Devénahe, Featherstone, New Orleans; WG @utnam, charda, do; 19th, M B Copatde, Goudy, Nvork, Sallod 17th, Parana ( ‘Uctason, NYark, P Brown, Black we! Bote, NYore ae arks ite, Ma 8 Mi Feri, N obey Arri edatdo sleains wari, Bel ward York. Nauivar, May SeGloarud, wale Horvon, Wallace ftom N York, St Johns, Ni Ive ov Winut, May 16-00, Abraham Skaile, Greger Nyork ; A voDiarted the Poly 2 ome mod Pine Ft : PrepRTAions of alphr lend and eivmr, anit new BGYPTLA! HAIR COLORING. only aafe and efectnal Male ieaorer aver discovered, No #ouimout; 60 reine, ue potsons De po, A.--Boots uud Shoes of 86 Vesey suroet. Rvery Variety at sen, from NYork fur Stockholm { 18th, F Keck, Denker, from | duced prions, €. C, RICHMOND, 523 Broudway. Pailadelphia for potarnan, Friedrichs, from NYork for 8 PSE age <a cet c ( De Peterman, Friedrtohs, from NYork for fee A,eMor Tew the Original Color of #1 men; Itanca, Tarbox, from C for Aatworp; 18h, WH | HAtiy DITPHNSING DANBRURE ANaens mtr 4 Moody Milton, from 'Putiade! ‘or do BOALT, Ret Ke AMEMIOA Is WITdOW QUAL yO Byae ith, Freedom, Bradiey, from Lendoo for New | ig ork - -—-—— JAowel, May Ih—Sailed, sohr D Sawyer, for Baracon, wo |) A™Mor nu “ivtivh und Elocaat Hot Call om toad for Ns ork. DOUGAN, Ue Nassnit street, corner of An Javewroor, May I7-—Arrived, Queen of Hearts, O'Neil, vs and str RG M smell, New Oreans; Aritish Prines, A a? ee at, Warwell, Galveston ; » Lanwen, New Or- uth, Alusia, Small, San Hine £2- Wel Out 1th, Nebraska (1 Ha'ifux, Boston and and Traoquebar, Hartwood, ¥ Annie To . Libby, Ieinua Home Ly nore | ‘Ace trian (a), . Montre: 18th, City. of Auiwery (Lett NYork} Vir- i (8), AD d, Bostoa and dei Wi Bostoa au LONDON, May va, Piymouth Rock, Waraer, fat NYork; Vasa, Brickwen, Phila iolphin, pra’ Arrived at do about 19th, ship Contidence, Patterson, Syd ne NSW. OVILLR, May 31 Arrived, steamship S “tortan, Aird, Quebec for Liverpo ol (and pracueded). MALcA, May 10 Arrived, Volunteer, Blake, NYork ‘and gniled 110h for Beyrout); Lath, John’ Matluicn, Sullivan’ Nove or MARSEILLES, May 16—Arrived, Alma, Ambjorusen, Peo. aa MALAGA, May l4—Arrived, brig Fruttajuola (Ital), Monas tero, New Orleans, MATANZAS, May 21—Arrived, bark Mury © Pox, Rose, Pordand; brize Wihelinine (Br), Millers, NYork. Nove | Rowers, Stackpole, and Herald, Hausen, Phiiateipiia, wa, John Shay, Nickerson, NYork: Proteus, Hall, Beaulort Salled iat, brig Joho Byers (Hr), 1 schr W Hf Steelo, Buck, Charlert Bain, and Hannah G, Atkinson, «port north Jobu' Sanderson, Colter, Baltiarre. Cleared Mth, brig J. R. Welton, Ntckersoo, NYork 19—Salled, Martha Cobb, Pearson. Rio of Hatterns; Newront, May Janeiro. Knt ont 17th, Albert Dowia, Dewls, for Parrsboro, NS. Newoasrsg, May M4—Ent out, Henry Cook, Suthertaga, for Rio Janetr: NARVA, May 10—Arrived, Sawloy Chludow, Bosse, Now Orleans. PAL¥RMO, May 6— Arrived, Trojan (@, Thor Y 12th, Armenix, Hardin, York); May 8l—Arrived. steamship Cty of Lon ts, NYork (May 21) for Liverpool (and proces tod) adailed 19th, Geo Canning, Brad‘ord (‘rom Philadeiphi), uiwerp. BurtweLin, May 18—-Arrived, Thos Lor, Day, London Sr Nazalun, May \6--Arrlved, Ploen, Knitizen, NY ork, SOuTHAMPTON, May 8l—Arrlved, steamship Baumore, Vo Baltimore (May 18) for Brémon x, NSW, March 27-—Arrived, bark Witch, Burstey, >t "TJOUN, NB, May 31-Arrived, ship Princeton, Chase, NYork; bark Pasquale Ajello, Nana oo Salled dist, brig Susie J Strout, H ize, Hon, Sr Jado, ‘May 16—Arnivea, brig Cu ayenar, New York. ‘Texr1, May 1?-—Arrived, Geo E Thatcher, Thyteher, Sa- vannah, PFE StRaMenre Orin.) ARDROSSAN, May 18--Sailed, Adelaide Baker, Su tun, San ranciaco. ANTWERP, May 18—Arrived, WH Moody, Milton, Phila- delphia, Sailed 18th Jet Greeley, Halcrow, Card AMBTFRDAM, May 18—Arrived, GE Thateier, Thatcher, Savannah, Brvron Ferry, May 18--Satled, © V Meriot, Healy, Now Orleans Brigtor, May %—In Kingroad, Nile, Worden, from Sa- vannab, BERGEN, May 10—Safled, Nordkyn, Nielven, Ame: Ith, Gazelle, Vaorness, do. BROUWEMSHAVEN, Muy 18—Suiled, Minerva, Leonhardt, Philadelphia. BARORLONA, May 14 Arrived, Galviela, Pages, Charies- ton. ECRDEAUK, May 17—In the roads, Missouri, Ta ork. Sailed from Royan Ith, Industrie, Tonnes CARDIFF, May 3}--Salled, Weuerhorny 1 Cleared 1th, Gulsetta Prot ork: "Marti Capiz, May 14—Artived, James 0 Donohw 16th, Machias, Foster, do. CAtcurra, April %.—Cleared, Caernarvon Castle, Smith, NYork. Sailed 22d, Indian Merchant, Mills, Muscat, May 20—-Arrived, Hellou, Kraft, 1 Norv, May 17--Arrived, Protous, r Gronstad , May 18-Sailed, Lo’ before reported). se Cook, Cook, Cronatadt 13—Arrived, Trogan (6), . ath for NYork). an (6s Thompson, ister Dannaberg, Visker, NYork; 1 8t Cloud, ‘Ame, "Samoa, May GP Paysant, Knowlton, Savan nah; 17th, Statford, Curry, New York. HAMBUKG, May 18—Arrived, Favorita, Klyhn, New York. Boston, 16—Arrived, Arrived at Vuxhuven,)#th, Hnlfdan, Olsen, New Orleans. Haver, May 19—Cleared si es, ll unshine, Weeks, Cardi and Untied Stats Sailed lath, American, Hoare, London. LivERPoot, May 20—Cleared Caledon leans ; Johann Benjamin, Gerdin, and Jobn Harvey, Philadelphia, Sailed 1h, War Spirit, Power, Quedec; Nautilus, 1 NYork; Countess of Fyfe, Davidson, New Oriean Harvest Queen, Jansen, NYork. Ent out 1th, Lightning, Husband, for Bombay; Kathleen, Lester, Charleston; Awsain Valley, Roberts, Mobtie and Now: noch Talbot, Talbot, und Martha, Mugood, Piilla- tphia : 200 fe ‘Hammond, Scott, and Amazon (4), Corbishiey, New Orleans; Abysaiuia (8) Hains, NYork; Pal. jew Or- trop, myra, Martin, do via Cardif LONDON, May 20- Ei ‘aylor, for Boston, LeGHORN, May eves, NYork. Ovonto, May 15—Arrived, Leonard, Myers, Ticks, NY ork. Queenstown, May %-Arrived, Crusader, Bradford, Baker's Inland. ‘TExEL., May 19—Arrived, Charies Gumm, Trefry, NYoric, American Ports, BOSTON, May 80-Arrived, bark J W (Br), Curry, Plotou; schr Keokiik, Gates, Arroyo, Cleared Brig J M Wiswell, Leckie, Tenerife; schra Hick. man, Small, and Herbert Manton, Crowell, NYoris. 8a'led—isarks Scotland, W Horton, ‘and W latter anchored below, where she remained at suni rom the roads, US steamer Tallapoosa; ship N RM Heslen, B1st—Arrived, brig Rainbow, Ponce. BALTIMORE, May 80—Cleaved, Matilda, Blake, Fs- coumain (Canada), to load for Av brig Alice Abbott C: Liverpool, NS; achra Easton, Carroll, Blew ME Ainaden, Lavender, Provincetown; LM Warren, se le. elow, brig Premier, from } cue. mBrigh Bore, Allee Abbott: ache iris oe 3iat— Below. bark Lapwing, Renthall, from Rio Janeiro, CHARLESTON, May 31—Arrived, ship Alive 4 Minot, Low- Charleston, N¥ork; ship AM 1, Baltimore. dist—Arrived, steamship Minott, Baltimore; schr W H Steele, Matanzas. Salied—Schr HL Sinight, Boston, FERNANDINA, May H—Arrived, achr 8 L, Burns, Crosby, ‘ork. FORTRESS MONROE, May 3l—Arrived, ship Britannia, Callao for orders. assed in for Kalttmore—Steamahip Cuba, from Havana: ship Macaulay, from Liverpool bark Lapwiig, trow Rip Ja neito;_brige Concord, from Matanzas; ‘thos Campbell; from Porto Rico; achr Benj Gartside, [rom Went Indies. Balled. Brige Delphi, NY¥ord: Ceres, Wilmingion, NC. HOLMES’ HOLE, May 29—Arrived,’ ateamer Adelia, Her. mance, NYork for Gardiner; briga Abbie F Larrabee, Ward. well, Cardenas for Boston; Poiosett, Anderson, Ubi for do; schra Calista, Spear, do for Salem; Harper, for Boston; © Loeser, Dunham, Hoboken for Bath: Bisbee, Huston, Newburg for ‘Camden; Creaceut, Lod, Hatch Ellaabethport for Portland; Fight, Crowell, Portiand for NYork. Bonn -Atrived achra If 8 Billings, Pilling, Ellzabethiort for Boston; CS Watson, Adams, Puitadelphia for Nantucket (and sailed). ston Steamer Adelia: rigs A F Larrabee, Poinnet!; achra Crescent Lodge, D H Bisbee, C : . Viola, Koion, Rate John Norris, War Penu, Hen Stinmonss Grant, American Kagie, Wm Walton, AF Ames, % stration, dney Price. KEY WEST, May Arrived, echt Hila, Plerce, Rock Ts) MOBILE, May 26—Arrived, brig Martha, Cassi n ; sche Banas Green, Collin ge neem Caealdy, Mork ; "yA Nickels, Cofin, NYork. Arrived at do 241! NE! 26—Arrived, ship Lisvon, Curtia, , bark W ORLEANS, i. javann; aa Fe hs ba - bg Sage ecm fod Dow, ene 9 ony leweom)), istol, EB. iow, comin, 5 Goufrey, Sears, trom 'NYork.” hair’ Cleared—Bark Frank Marion, Danean, Gibraltar for or- ern. 2ith—Arrived, ship Golden Rule, Hull, Boston. Sournwest Pass, May 26—Sailed, sigamship Lodona ; ship JA Thompson. PENSACOLA, May 21—Arrived, brigs Emily, Brown, In- tanta 26thy Gilmor Merasith, Aros. ClenCuogoa. Cleared 234, sbip Storm King (Br), Hetterson; Genoa; schr St Croix, Baton, Bouton. PHILADELPHIA, Muy 81-Below, ship HS Sanford, Dunphy, from Liverpool: brige JB Kirby, Barnard, {rom Cienfuegos; Charles Miller, Silkey, from -?— Monroe, [rom i achr Mary ‘Off Morris Liston’s, 90th, bark Starlight, from Matanzas, at anchor, Off the buoy on the middle 0th, Jonn Ephratin and Anni Hali, bound up. LEWES, Del, May 30, 4 P M—Bark Ocean, for Havre, ts lying abreast the Cape, SAN FRANCISCO, May 80—Arrived, bark Marthe (Fr), Gorce, Marseilles. 81st Arrived, ship Maypocho, Cockton, Liverpool. SAVANNAH, May @l—Arrived, steamship San Salvador, York. Cleared—Sbip Atlantic, Liverpool. Stafford’s Iron and sulphur Powders invigorate the body and purity the blood. A.—-Clear as the Sky is that Balny Fluid which is taking the place of the unctuous compounds hitherto used for dyelng the hair, PH\LON’S VITALIA, OR SAL- VATION FOR THE HAIR, is as cloudless as “the light in beauty’s eyes,” aud it darkens gray hair to any shade from golden brown to perfect ebony. Au NNN NNN YyY yyy 88388 NNN N NNN yyy yY¥y 888 BSS NNN No NNN WS. ee iS NNN N NNN YYY yyy is NNN N. NNN y¥YYy 58a NNN NONNN yyy 888 NNN NONNN yYY 883 838 NNN NNNN YY SSS__ 88S NNN NNNN yyy SSSSS LEONARD 8. BALLOU'S “NEW YOKE" SHIRTS, made to order of New York Mills muslin and fino linen bosoms, euffe, &c., at #86 per dozen, “HAND MADE.” Send for circular and measurement ‘blank to Hil up. Sent free. 1c. fend your orders direct to me. The “NE! SHIRT fs not sold in the stores; all offered for terfeits, and not my m: No goods are ger autograph is on the shirt and written signature on tho t By mailing me the following measures I can antee you perfect fitting shirts: — MEASU RES. 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