The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1870, Page 10

10 to proceed to this point had every stitch of available canvas beg aown they came, the Gracie “7 Wing in the latter rt of the from Sandy Hook — walked ofthe Addie V, with the Tidal Wave to the wind- ward and leading the Madeline, another unexpected change. It seemed that the latter had also lost her advantage under the point YAoHTING. YUBA. CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE, "ual Regatta of the Atlantic in articles contraband of of sandy Hook wioigg awe from sramicking Yacht Club. by Some awkward mandeuvre, and she was beaten around lightship the amount time a8 she was ahead of the Tidal Wave at the southwest Spit. The table will give the time, and by it the relative distances between them can be adjudi ‘The wind stlil continued from the south- east, quite light:— ® war. 1s carried on at the risk of those engaged eee penalties ‘of the law of nations or b particular treaties. If sit be true, therefore, 4 ciuzens of the United States have been ep: in a commerce by Which Texas, an enemy of deh, had been suppli¢d with arms and munitie 9.or way, Brilliant Assemblage and Fine Sailing—The Tidal Wave, Gracie, Orion, White Cap and H. M.S. Oe rs colt Poy ngerd , of Their Classes, First to the Home 4 3 n 2 Vented, Without @ manifest depart.” trom the prin- Stakeboat~Whether Winners of the 8 Oe ae ciples 6f neutrality, and itis 1 Wo way answerable The contest bey ihe schooners to ro fore consequence.” (Lgwchots Wheaton pugs Race Not Yet Decided—The Gracie | ship in advance of pis li maitre ll wid re, deieebant vu s dtanse aa pve Bears Off the Champion Pen- ane the Madeline likewise, excepting het commeres ‘there. My. Marcy, In the nant~A Protest Against ataysall, The uracle had er miainsal 10 and Topsail set, as did the started bee sheets, a mistake, or at least thought on the judge's boat, was made by her crew in boom. ing out Hee Jib, bE. which she lost fully a quarter of a tile. ghe hauled on the Qracie’s windward ronibit ‘iscussion of the questions involved in the ‘treaty of 1856, mpkes the following declaration: —"Hiu- man! 28 Justice demand that the calamities ingideht to war should be strictly limited to the the Tidal Wave. The annual regatta of the Atlantic Yacht Club helligerenis themselves and to those who volun arlly take part with them; but neutrals, abstain- | of Brooklyn—an event interesting to al) en inpaiassic Asia her a dn deere Tt one ing good faith = from such cone yachtmen,'not only in our sister city, bul h+ | and beaten her home, ought to be left to pursue thet oramsin | out this section of the country—téok place THE HOME STAKEBOAT. trade with either belligerent without res! 8 tn From the lightship it was a determined struggle. respect to articles entering into it.” (Lawrence's | yesterday, and hardly in the history of Amid the booming of small cannon, the cheering of Wheaton, p. 86.) If the foreign State, Profecw im, | such ennobling pastime in the bay and | oyerjoye aa the enthusiasm of the Jadies, the athe te oe Pe teeans parties the ful exercise | 4djacent waters of New York did a Rompe stake t Was rounded by the competing boats of those rights which war gives to public enemies } larger or Sner feet of vessels come together for a o . M. Name. Hu, S. ota or saproting’ couraband ab PM enetnies? . trial of thetr sailing qualities, and it is to be re 4M ob Born King.... 6 04 10 perty. (Wheaton, p. 1, chi, 11, 6.) Joiced that the weather was propitious in some de- 6 05 45 Nimbus........6 04 44 It is possibie that the foregoing report of Mr. Banks | gree for those directly Interested in the race and for : bf ro Ere ‘icity: ‘ = may be slightly modified before its final presenta- | the Nundreds of spectators. The morning broke Jennie. 6 16 80 tion to the House, in order to bring it down | bright and beauuful, but before the time arrived to 5 23 15 Gracie. @ 42 35 to the present day, It appears that it was com- | Make the preliminary arrangements for such an | | be antes of ra 5 pleted last April, and adopted by a majority Paperienh caoneion oe sky ae overcast, one 5 Ba us Madeline ; 4 0s u ‘ com- | the dull, leaden clouds made the heat oppressive, F Jalypso 749 4 oe are en eee ton tho | aud What Uitte wind came from the north-northwest 5 36 53 Low, v Not timed, penying resalusion. waa. preyoted: (0 | died out, as with it did the hopes of an eventful day 5 52 43 House anda day fixed for its consideration, But ie “ eaten re ovens and rome s ae neet. r " , 2 No wind! The thouglit wasr ing. AL does a that Gay nas long singegone by, and General Banks true yachtman dears but a breeze, and a suf, Iresh had made but feeble efforts to bring the resolution | one at that? Blue sky and bright stipshine ae well again before the attention of the House for finalactiod, | enough tn thelr places, but they are secondary wh the yachts came in to the stakeboat in this manner it Was not known last evening, ow. vo the experimental manner io which the tm allowance, of the club are made for lengths and immersed mldship sections, who had won the prizes. rice be ‘ 3! . rdey | Matters when the wind 1s so light that you can | The judges declined to make any official Crib be: had a Aiahs aking with BiueanR taiorder | 5 vareely got the sails co Ml, But there was wWindalter | ahwouyeetient. Owing to the fatal mistake of the to get it up in place of the Tarif bill, | ais, aud, although not as fresh gas could have been Bot Schenck triumphed, and ever since then the sub- | dedred, was sufficient to develop the racing speedfof Of Le bos J cau the ladiéa ty ky bxduauil xen Biock " # Ste h 1 early a5 nine 10} of the yachts had Rati ‘itnorage at Gow. HP ety ind tgken po- sitions of a aa between,the Delaplaine Hodse and Hont’s Dock, Long Island, meaning to be well placcd at the moment of starting. As time wore op the judges’ steamboat, the Virginia Seymour, and the “guests? steamer,” the Sléepy Mélow, win yachts of sister clubs, began to arrive, and by half-past ten o'clock the scene was cf the most enlivening nature. Beauty and music were on the larger boat, active and earnest men on the smaller, and hopeful Sailors moving about in every conceivable a if anxtons to take a chance in the race f6F the ‘The yachtsentered for the race were in their appro- priate lines, with mainsails, foresalis and gal! topsails of the schooners set, and the sails allowed on the smaller boat tn position, But there a@ delay, and that delay compulsory, as it was a dead calm; but a better state of affairs was in re- serve, asa few minutes after eleven o'clock a glad- dening breeze came out from the south-southeast, and joy suppianied the expressions of blank «is may. At once all was bustie and activity, and the sounds of preparation were earnest throughout the Tidal Wave in rounding the home stakeboat to lee- Wan, 4. wiidward, according to the ba ations, And the Gf Jacob Voorhis, 1, of the Madeline, rea bt i Jacob Voorbis, Jr, captain of the yacht Madeline, clams thg geho ner prize and protests against the Tidal Wave for ot Fon ding the home #takeboat according to ru'e,” it 1s probable that the tidal wave will be deprived of it, The winning Boat. wanes rapt, subject to @py corpection by the judges, after thelr intermin- able Rica lati ns shall nave He made and the validity of the test of Captain Voorhis are:—Schooners, Madeline ; Syst fas sloops, Bu not certain, a8 thy Grnele w sayin pit nine nutes foriy-cight seconds the Addte V,, and it is caaleied that the latter has ten minutes al- lowatice, which if so will give her the prize inher class; second class sloops, the Qui Vive; third class sloops, the White Cap; fourth class sloops, the Vivid, The prizes are to be a plate or any other article sé- lectod by the winners, valued at fifty doliars. The Grace abd Addie V. were, mm addition to the regular prize, sailing for the champion pennant, which, there being no time allowance, was won by the Gracie, THE ARRANGEMENTS, The arrangements, in charge of the Regaita Com- mitiee—Messrs. William H. Douglas, ¢. ‘I. Lippitt, dames T. Sparkman, George H. Granniss, H. H. ject slumbered, until roused in lively style by Voor- hees and Lozan. As 1 telegraphed you some yi ago, the report makes no recommendation regarding the murdered Americans, Wyett and Speakman, although it denounces in strong terms the cruelty and cowardice which caused the death of these Innocent victims. You may expect, there- fore, that Voorhees and Logan will be prepared with a resolution, additional to that reported by Banks, authorizing aod mstructing the Executive to de. mand prompt indemnity from the Spanish govern- ment. BROOKLYN CITY. Inclined to Suicide—May Fires—Negligent Cler- gymen—The Fenian Committee in the Hands of the Kanucks—-The Morris Committee—A Swindler— ‘The entries for the rogatta were as follows:— B Morgen and John a. Binendar eee ciraoe The Mayor's Budget. SCHOONERB. awe i if : Name, Entered by. Feet.” Yachting Notes. A well dressed man succeeded yesterday in ob- | Calypso. + A, 8. Hatch The seml-annual regatta of the Ione Yacht Club taining $100 worth of travelling bags, &c., from R. | Lol! will take place on the 22d inst. The yachts will Mudeline * Vidal Wave... Addie V. Gracie. H. Hand, corner of Fulton and Orange streets, on bogus watch which he pretended was worth $160. no start from a stakeboat off the club house, foot of Fifty-first stieet, North river, at pine o’clock A. M, The yackt Nevada was launchéd froin the yard of Charles M. Smith, Greenport, on Monday. Her Jobn Lyneh, a drunken marine, was robbed at the dimensions & Lengih, 48 feet; breadth, 18 feet; Patton jerry on Wednesday night by two Italian depth, 5 feet, aud of 25 tons burden. music boys, named Pever Glilard ana John astil, pine : po ci te ‘The boys were arrested and locked up to answer, Orion... ee | Orion. ee. A FOURTH WARD TRAGEDY, ‘he lady managers of the Wittiamsturg Industrial ~ ~ Richard Kelly. Sctvol held a fair and festival last evening at the THIRD CLASS SLOOPS. A Young Man = sbot nd Killed by a st “ S 7 reet. The as | Anna.. » WA. ee: i “06. Patrick Herman, a young man twenty-four years Anew house, belonging to Felix Durty, im Four- nga ni of age, Who resided at 467 Pearl street, was shot and tecnth street, near Third avenue, was broken into on : DRY RU itn < onteaemcehis ” omn Wednesday n gut and robe of ail the lead pipe. 30 Goor oy . oMcer’ Willem Burke, of the ie thieves damage e house to oa 2 y one v Pn t qi pias Bee ie gat. use to the amount of “Wik Uivingeon: ‘ rod Fourth precinct police, From the = statement of the officer it appears that he arrested a man named Manjam, a friend of Hernan, some days ago, for assault, and he was sent to the Penitentiary for four months. At a quarter to twelve o'clock last night, while the officer was patrolling his post in Pearl street, near Hague street, he was accosted by Hernan, who had with him Michael Varley, a brother of “Reddy the Blacksmith,” and John McCarthy, Herman approached him and remarked, “You're the son of a b—l who sent Manjam up,” and at the same moment the three men seized .W. Southwick. Several eases of sma}) pox are reported in the S1x- teenth and Seventeenth wards, E. D. At No. 65 Graham avenue an enthe family, named Andrew are suffering with the terr! aisense and are ¢ went to thoroughly test the capacity of tie serted by their neighbors, Several deaths were | yachts, It was for schooners and first class sloops, Teported yesterday, from the anchorage down through the Narrows, to and around the stakeboat at the Southwest Spit; Thence to and around the lightship, rounding it from the soutiward and westward of beacon on Romer Shoals. For second and third class sloops to same coursa lo and around the Southwest Spit; thence to and Viking. vivid ha Sawyer. THE COURSE, In a stiff wind the course selected would have been Mary Lees, residing at No. 40 Front street, becom. ing tired of Ife, was about Lo throw herself into the river from the wharf atthe foot,of Dock street on Wednesday night. Sergeant Pierce, of the S cond precinet, seized her as she was about to take the | ayound a stakeboat on fthe outer bar, rounding from | Burke, knocked him down, wrenched his club fatal leap and took her hon the southward: thease home, passing the beacon on | 10M "him and commenced beating and” kick- Romer Shoals to the southward and westward. ing him in a brutal manner, ~The oficer Wis said that the commiitee who investigated the | For Jourth class sloops (open boats) same to and | Merenpon drew his — revolver, and while prostrate on the ground fired two shots at his as- around the Southwest Spit; thence home, sailants, Ore of the bullets from the weapon enter- harges against District Attorney 8. D. Morris will 5 cadens pay re All yachts to pass vetween Forts Lafayette and offer a resolution at the next meeting of the Board | piciiiond, to the eastward of buoys Nos, ii, 13ana | @@ Hernan’s head, and, passing through his of Supervisors to the effect that the charges agains! | to, on West Bank, both going and returning; around | Pain, caused instant death. The noise of that omcial and the proceedings of the commuttee | the stakevoat on the Spit, from west to cast, and | the firing attracted the attention sf the be transmitted to the Governor for his action. around home stakeboat from east to west. poilee, | who hurried | to the spot, and THE START. arrested Varley and McCorky and took them to the asian rire vatial . Keady rn of Pavored by tl é and amid sur- | Staton house, whither the body of the deceased was Semeaniny, jtve MOREB wieeady ata een: the pees the agaal eegies also taken.’ Burke was cut about the face monthly report to the Brooklyn Police Board. The | je was really a scene of beauty and inspiration, For | 2% head and his right arm was ren- dered almost useless from a kick. The tragic affair caused the most intense excitement throughout the Fourth ward, where the deceased was well known. He 1s satd to have been a hardworking young man, and resided with his mother at 367 Pearl street, report shows that during the month of May there were twenty-four fires, (en in the Eastern and four- teen in the Western djstrict, the whole involving a lone Of $165,750, The iQsurance on the property was # moment the music on the guests’ steamboat ceas- ed, ‘The schooners were in advance, the Tidal Wave being the foremost from the westward. The first class sloops came next, with the Addie V. the wind- TiS, Ward position; then the third class sloops, with ou $115,000. the Qui Vive the lucky place, and, last, ‘the | S@2fching thts house Captain Allaire found con- ‘The Board of Health ave after the Brooklyn | open boats, with tne “Kiyaway tothe ‘weat- | cealed there the club which had een taken lerg ‘The reverend gentlemen, it appears, negiect | W#r. The oceasion was a momentous one, and, from Burke. The officer 1s about tnirty years of age clergy. The reverend gentlemen, ppears, negiec Wile the judges delayed, the competitors— | and has been on the police force for about eight to notify. the Board when they unite two { Tidal Wave, Madeline, ‘Adie’ V. and Gracie—at. | Months. He claims to have acted entirely dh selt- hearts, and yesterday a request was issued to the clergy of all denomimations to send to the feaith Office the names of all persons married by them for the paspose of having (hem placed ou record, defence. Varley and McCarthy were locked up at the station house for the night. The circumstances surrounding the tragedy will be thoroughly inyesti- gated by the Coroner. ve CUStom HOUSE WAR. tracted great and deserved attention. A shrill whis- te from the Sleepy Hollow warned them to prepare, and at 11:31 o'clock the second hoarse shriek {fom the steamer bade the yachts “Go,” and good spééd A prettier start was never effecied. ‘The Tidal Wave gy the wind full, with the Madeline, Qui Viye and Other bidhntnent Face hOrpes UDR. 5 The appearance of the fleet Was sucn at the incep- Lion nt the race as to evoke the inost egthustastic MOK OF AT. The Tair speviaivis waved Aélict cambrics, aud gentlemen the hats and cb sustily. Yesterday a telegram was received in Brooklyn by be the friends of ex-Assemblyman O’Ke 4 2 effect that he, Captain Hyland and Th pas were artétted at Malone and ts aba? tt of being coheérhéd ja the Fenian movement against Canada. The gentlemen, it wil be remempered, left Brooklyn for ti vont” for the purpose of pick- ing ub the poor fellows from Brookiyn Who had been Meeting of the Republican General Come mitteeVote of Confidence in Mr. Grin- nell. The Union Republican Genera! Committee met AT OWL'S IIEAD. Nobly did all strive to obtain the Jeid. The tidy tt their rooms in ‘Twenty second street last jeft in the Jareh on the borders, Addie was dead to windward ang in slack water, | @ < with braid poicpermuee eying jib a gaff} night. General Cochrane occupied the chair. Mayor Kalbfleisch wili submit his annual mes- | lovsuil set, leading 2 eracte , With the | A report was read from a committee same cany, while the little Qui Vive shot sage to the Comman Council on Monday. ‘The | anead of the Daphne, and Saocane To eo enet | of this organization who had conferred with the estimate of the Board of Edueaiion for the },of those were the Madeline, working with a will and | German organization of the city, and recommending creeping ahead of the Tidal Wave and Calypso, with thes jib, flying Jib, jib topsail, gaff topsails, fore and mainsails and staysails set. The rest were strung out on dierent tacks and at various distances, showing symptoms of considerabie activity. THROUOH THE NARROWS. that that organization be represented in the Repub- lican General Committee, without the power to vote. The report was referred to the Executive Committee to report to the General Committee. Maintenance of the public schools for nded for insertion in (he budget $ "se uy $200,000; but the Beard of Education claim that ty ts ne for Uie building and altera- Lions of the schoo!s, id, is enden- pir cae alla ia ech eed tn i, ” | rows. Entering it one of the pretttest contests ever | Our ened on the hiring of the room in which aaa witnessed took place between the schooners Made- lz in Twenty-second street, Instead of a room on Twenty-third street and Broadway. ine, Tidal Wave and Calypso, stretching first from P 6) ‘The ultimate result of this discussion was to endorse OBITUARY. eee again and Caumne auc ‘ima | the action of the committee who had hired the ‘ wrnkes Madeline led her lass fully half a mile, No | TWenty-second sireet room. Jobn Cramer. ‘The rea) business of the evenin; half-past nine o’clock when |. Thomp- son proposed a lon, resolution declaratory of confidence in the policy of President Grant and his administration, and ending with the following, which was evidently the resolution of the evening:— “That in the active support of the policy and came on about loss active in the advance were the Addie V. and "a MT ie. They sailed and tacked together, each eculy competing for the supremacy, and though near enough for the crews to speak to each other, the Addie V. had the windward and leading positions. ‘fhe sinaiier bouts were spread far and wide, The wind was too light for the schooners to display A telegram from Troy reports the death of this ‘wenerable gentieman at Waterford, in thts State, on Wednesday iast. Mr. Cramer was born in 1778, and ‘was consequently in the ninety-socond year of his age. He entered into politics while quite | titheir sailing qualities, while others it suited ex- | Measnres of the President and his Cabinet no officer @ young man, dcing one of the Pres | jetty and tt pleased the tadies hugely, Boisterous in charge of any subordinate department ential electors trom this State on Jefer- | winds and chopping seas are huge humbugs to them | 0 e government has been more zealous, on @ race, At this point to those on the judges’ emeient and — faithfat than — the present ton’s elevation to the Presidency, In 1821 steamboat the scene was picturesque, and so keenly Collector of the port of New York, and that this committee smcerely trusts that the well known confidence reposed by the President in this capable and popniar ofticer may continue unim- Jug as to be long remembered. AT THE SOUTHWEST SPIT. Along the point of Coney Island the same condi- he was ejected a member of the State Constitutional | ex: Convention, and subsequently served three ye n the State Assembly and turee years in the ce Senate of New York. Mr. Cramer was elected a Re- | tion of affairs existed, the schooners, however, not palred.” ; This resolutigay after along and stormy presentative in Congress from (his State in 1433, and | doing su weil as before, The Addie ¥. and Gracie | “ebite, was approved by 44 to 25, on Lege orierstn his apie ge “ jected. In | were stlli side by me chee lane ie Taaeae ae 1887 be returned tw private fe and was ever ornt the steamsiip amaria, aden wit I after conspicuous in nationat politics, vassenge 8, who cheered the yachts Justily, THE MEYERS AND SCHROEDER Case. _— adde’ to the brilliancy of the sight. ‘The steam- At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Mr. weater Pharoah. boas were in advance at the Southwest Spit, ‘ ar nkohaut, ‘aden Sylvester ounce akg of the Sneehews tribe | and all Were anxious there to observe the Tela: | Robert Schroeder, hop anerehant, 26 Beaver bab bhic ” Uve position of the yachts. With all sail that would | Street, snirendered on a warrant txsued for of Montank Indiags, died on Long Island Saturday, | draw they came down and rounded the Spitas fol- | his apprehenston before Jhstice Dowltag. He in his sixtieth year of age. He has been atfected | ows:— agit UNE: be fan Sone Mie Ade uae Betetek of ae 20% ‘i M.S 1 Me S, | tio a » 2 young lady whom, for some time with plenriay, and was not considered | a ayie yA aw aS hee \ ie alleged, Mr. Sehroede Renioad fie i eerwanta ’ Of this tribe there now re- | Gracie 1 48 50 22 12 40} Went througd a “mock marria with. The mains but tw persons, divided into four fami- ni Vive 1 58 25 - 2 14 85 | particulars of the case have already appeared The royal mantie now falis upon Elisha Pha- | grion . 1 58 45 22 14 65 | inthe Hera.p. Mr. Edwin James appeared for the roati, but some reasons are supposed to exist Which | yganenne . .2 00 2% . 2 16 26 | defendant, and Mr. W. Howe for the complainant. will determine him not to accepttt. HM so David Le | White Oup 2 1 30 +2 18 10 | Mr. Schrorder entered into $5,000 bail to appear for Pharoah will become king of the tribe Tidal Wave.... 2 16 22 18 25 | examination on Wednesday morning next. eR TET TAI Daphne 2 Storm King.... 2 21 30 = POSSIBLE VISIT OF BISMARCK.—M. Bismarck has written a letter to a distinguished gentleman in Washington city that his physicians recommend rest and a sea voyage. He says that he thinks of visiting the United States, and adds, ‘but can T find rest there?” With the fate before him of other dis- tinguished foreign visitors who have come to the 316 ‘This was the end of the outward course for the firel class sloops, and so soon as the spit was rounded by them they started for home, the Fiyaway leading handsomely, but followed keenly by the new boat Vivid. The balance, sixteen beautiful boats, with full spread of canvass bowled away for the OUTER BAR BUOY. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Alleged IrregularitiesIe a Loan a Purchase of Stock ¢ A meeting of the policy hoiders of the Mutual Life Insurance Company was held yesterday afternoon at of 1 open board of broker ‘The Addie V, and Gracte had persevered so pleas- | United States, “the man of iron’ jad better not whe Om ot net m p yf * >} ‘ - ingly and successfully, still maintaining the lead of | venture in contact with the brazen toadiedand in- Wiliam Blanchard was ‘chosen chairman and | she feet, that it continued the same close contest as | terviewers of America, Who Will use him up In two John <A. Giussman secretary. The question {| it tcommenced, Likewise the larger schooners | weeks of social prosecution and ailograph writing. — were taking @ boid struggle. The boats timed at the bnoy of the outer bar were the leading one of the second and third class stoops whose seaward re- Baltimore Sun, May 28, pera- at issue was in reference to some irregularitte preseuted to have transpired in the financial Thirty thoasand dolars hat Horris_s TRAGEDY—A Davanren Kits HER tions of the couipany. journey termimated here. They were the FaTHER.—A_ horrible traged: ects ol at been loaved against 5 a Wanceaaee crue’! ay a ae HM. 8. aa uight last, near Gatton” Seen, on ane cineca of stock. Ar. pent nitated tie trakinae. } Qut Vive . 2 36 16 White Ca + 2 39 60 | Westcnester and Phil Railroad, Upper Darby Jusurance Departinent, denomita - ong F 2 37 10 Anna - 2 48 30 | township, Delaware county. {t appears that an old Lion Rea purchase of stock. My. McCullough ng the assertion, and stated that it was merely | oat Bl¥ahced against adeposit of the conpany’s ewn Stock. mon named Clay, Whose son Keeps store in Chester, was trave ling along the road in company with his daughter, a grown woman, and it is said they had She fad a hatchet with her, and sturted their sheets for home up on jibs, and before the wind the thelr portion of the ra wont their { bowled me It is ¢ ed by the offi d managers of the | steamhon »y Hollow, with its freight of | been drinking. compan tat the * aot oF this enous tion | i also tuned face homewards froma this | struck him with the biade thereof, just ander and igi among x pack of “soreheads,” Who we behind one ea y, ulmost severing the Ned at the jast election, and who could be THE LIGHTSIP. head from the body, | The c was not discovered Quicted ROW if (pe co: would Make @ distriba- | Paxcite earnestness were the characteris. | pnttithe next morning. The daughter was taken publican. May 2A, nt Luck yaght of those who Were compe } sto custydy,— earch aon of obiews ainoay + NeW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1870.-TRIPLE SHEET, NEW YORK CITY. Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscellaneous Items of Interesting Metropolitan News. ‘The following record will show the changes 1n tho temperature of the weather for the past twenty-four hours in comparison with the corresponding day of last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud- nut’s pharmac, ner of Ann street: uilding, Broadway, cor 1969, 1870. te 79 72 69 68 Average temperature yesterday........ eee 12% Average temperature for corresponding date Jast year, » as Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, giving none that they will sell on the 1th of June, according law, the franchise of the 125th strect railroad, Tne Commissioners of Emigration hela their regu- lar weekly meeting at Ward’s Island yesterday afier- noon, ‘The business transacted was mostly of a routine character, Neither Board of the Common Council met yester- day afternoon, a quorum not appearing at roll call, and the respective clerks declared each board adjourned without day. Yesterday morning a man, who appeared to be about twenty-two years of age, jumped from one of the Fulton terryboats as she was leaving her slip, aud was drowned, As yet the body has not been re- covered, Henry Stanton, son of Mrs, Elizabeth Cady Stan- ton, Who has been preparing himself for the stage for some time past, wil make his debut in the Ly- cenm next fall, The subject of his first lecture will be “Our Boys.’? Information was received at the Coroner's oMice late yesterday afternoon that Thomas Sheridan, a child, had been killed by falling from an upper win- dow of premises No, 220 West Twenty-seventii street to the pavgpent, 4 the Board of Police held yesterday Richard Walsh, of the Twenty-fourth precinct, and Charles Snyder, of the Twenty-eighth prectact, who Nave for some time past been acing as Sergeants, were promoted to be full sergeants oi policed, Coroyer Roluns was yeste fallea to St. Vin- eent’s Hospital fo hold an inquest on the body of Margaret Farrell, a little girl, whose death resulted from burns caused by her clothes taking fire from a kerosene ol lamp Which had been accidentally upset, John T. Pike and Thomas Hadden were brought before Justice Hogan yesterday on a requisition of Governor Randolph, of New Jersey, for stealing fur+ nituve in Hudson county. Both these persons were tied for this of { the General Sessions @ short, time ago aud a They were given into the custody of the sey officer, The goods, consisting of diamonds, jewelry, sil- verware, paintings, A&c., advertised to be ramed June 80 at the Academy of Masic, Brooklyn, in ald of the suffering women and children of Cuba have al! been donated for the cause, and the entire pro- ceeds are for that purpose, Mr. Geo, W. Brown bas been commissioned by the Cuban Junta to take charge of and manage the same. At a late hour on Wednesday night, Honora Cra- mer, @ Woman seventy-five years of age, fell from a third story rear window of premises, No. 217 West Nineteenth street, to the pavement, and was so badly injured that she died soon afterwards. It was understood that Mrs. Cramer was hanging out some clothes to dry at the time she lost her balance and fell. Coroner Rollins was notified, Samuel Clarke, thirty years of age, a provision dealer, was brought before Justice Hogan, at the Tombs, yesterday, charged with utteriny a forged check, drawn on the Nationa Shoe and Leather Bank for thirty-five dollars, The check was made payable to the Royal In- surance Company and purported to be signed by D. Milleman & Son, and was cashed at the office of the Roya! Insurance mpany by the clerk, Mr. Henry N, Bennett. Clarke pleaded guilty and was com- mitted to answer. William H. Beekman, an actor playing an engage- ment at Daly's Fifth Avenue theatre, was on Wednesday night decoyed by two young mon, named Ephraim Allen and Eugene Brush, into a Wooster strect den and panel house, No, 212, Whi'e passing through an alleyway on the premises Hattie Allen, a nymph due pave, entwined her arms about his neck, and while Beekman submitted to her caresses the two men robbed him of a gold watch and fifty dollars in money. Justice Shandley held the woman and her confederates foy trial in default of bail, A meeting of geutlemen formerly officers of the Foorth New York Artitery, was held on Wednesday evening, at the office of James H. Sackett, Raq., No. 4 Cooper Union, for the purpose of organizing an association and determining upon a time and piace for holding a grand teunion of the surviving oMicers of that regiment. General Ulysses Doubleday, formerly major of the regiment, presided at the meeting, which was numerously attended, and a committee consisting of Lieutenant Bent and Majors Williams and Lee was appointed 10 ascertain the addresses and to communicate with other officers not present; fe com- mittee being Mstructed to report at the next meet- ing, which 18 to be held at the same place on June 15, when, it is expected, a much larger number will be present and more definite action will he taken. ANOTHER ALLEGED RAILROAD OUTRAGE, As the Morris and Essex train, due in Hoboken at half-past eleven last night, was passing the Newark station, a deaf and dumb gentleman became quarrelsome with his wife who had accom- panied him on a pleasure trip from New York. The conductor of the train, seeing that the passenger was rather disorderly, pals engine stopped and put of the man. Many of the passengers say that he was ejected on the middie of the road, and they heard him scream piteously as the train was moving away. The pees wife and child was conveyed to Hoboken, but they were unable to reach their homes in New York as the husband had the key of their house with him. They appeated toa policeman for assistance and were taken to the police station, where Sergeant Burke gave thein as suitable an aparlment as the miserable station house contained. The lady seemed very respectable and had many sympathizers among the passengers. THE ALLEGED TURKE SUICIDE, Mr. Hermann Turke, of Newark, who was re- ported in yesterday's HERALD as having made an abortive attempt on his life by cutting his throat, de- clares positively that the wound was occasioned by falling accidentally on a sharp instrument, and not of his own voittlon. SHIPPING NEWS. 43 eve 11 06 eve 1132 Sun rises Sun eets.. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY. ‘Steammr. Office. 15 Broadway. Sa | Destination. | City of Brookl'a/Jyve Ini vane 29 Broadway. Bowling Green 188 Broad «t [15 Broadway. 29 Broadway. [64 Broad 4 Sonth « 54 South at, Rint A Kini 2 16. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 2, 1870, CLEARED. Steamship Hermann (NG), Reicbmann, Bremen—Oelricus at D0. Steamship City of Merida, Deaken, Vera Cruz via Havana ~F Alexandre & Sons, Steamehip Morro Cai Steamship Co. Steamship Gen Barnes, Matiory, Savannah—Livingston, Je, Adame, Havana—Atlantic Mail ‘ox & Co. x Steamship Saratoga, ¢ mond—0ld Dominion Si Li Hatteras, nich, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- mahip Co, Lawrence, Norfolk—Old Dominion ip Co, nip Volunteer, Jones, Philadelptia—J Lorillard, obnson, Portland—J F Ames. is. Walden. Boston-—W P Olvai ‘Ship Sussex, Kinney, London—Peabody, Willis & Co. Shop Hudaon, Pratt, London. Bark Forsoget (Not), Smith, Copenh 1—Wenat, Tetens mucisen, Bisinore—Wend, Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Louis (N| -C Luling & Co. 3), Wicke, Bremen. 0, 3 Bremep— Luling & Co. NG», Stel Bark Coneettina (Tal), Moretto, Genoa —Sioeovich & Co, (ANE Bilse Sontnidt, Borchert, Bi ThomasFunc, Edye' & ‘hark Thomas (Br), Swengen, Havana—J B Phillips’ Sons, ~ Brett, Son & Co. Br) Brig Corti erich, te Brie goriaa. Vaverch tite Martnique-S R Reynal | eatsteante bg becomes fiontanstea in a fou! Ung. while! to n whale; perienced « beavy gale off Albany, fe |, which stove bulwarl fea ‘aud déxpofiaued the g ley, injuring several men, In December Revert Pisy nati tuncdee, fell fi to 2 Me Ho, Chishi F Talbot & C Ete ees mat Had or hea ae ig Tally Ho, Cb! » Caibarien—F Talbot & Co. en —May 22, lat ion 7 15, bark Py i Brig Emma ites, Brantcombe: Bydney, CB Moss & Ward. |? fee er ON orate Schr Royal Arch, Hawkins, Havana—A Abbott. e Sehr Amelia Ann (Br), Bode, Cat Islaud—Montell & Bar- Schr Gertie Lewts, Hodgdon, from Baltimore for Nassau, ene P Bake (Br), Barker, Wentworth via Fortjapd—Ht J Seis Matilda Brooks, Jones, Brunewick, Gat 4 Mayhew Sehr Florence 1 Lockwood, St John, Wilmington, NC— Thomas, Holmes & Co. n, Jones, Wiimington, NO—E 8 Powell. Schr M Monson Jr, Dayton, Haltimore—Baker ‘& Darton, febr Doretta Kahn, Stocking, Middietown—Rackett Bros. ven—Rackett Bros, Sloop Apollo, Freeman, New Blose Aehyaist Mullins, New Haven—Rackett Bros, Steamer Saran, Jones, Ph tacelpb. Steamer £ C Biddle, McCue, Philadelphia, Steamer Frank, Pierce, yylagetyte. ARRIVALS. May 26, of Currituc Foreign Porta. AKYAD, May 16—Id port ship Sapphire, Seiders, for Eng- AWOL, PR, May 12—In port sebrs Jed Frye, EM Pen- ei), and Sabao, wi In port ships May Queen (Br), Ross, f¢ ao re ae anishonuor for Bonen, a0? estion ve , lg: Timour, 8 ikon tor oaicnts indore, Reynolds, unc; bark Duives d, Graves, for Boston, lg. ee nar rtan, May 2a port bark Eureka, Carman, for Inagua 10 Ly Gri Br), Burke, Boston. War toro fi 2 for 10, j—Arrived, steamship St Andrew (Br),, Mg aan a TER. vac Grn —Arrived, Gabriel Charleston. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRA# YACHTS, GIBRALTAR, ee rived, Gabrisie, Pages, Steamship Palmyra (Br), Weizon, Livery HuMacoa, ba, jay 13—In port brig Clara (Br), for Baltt- town via Boston, with mdse, 10 OO Frazee tn | More, Idg; sche Harriet Browater, for NYork, do. ‘Steamspip Cambria (6r), Carnaghan, Glasgow May 22, wi ALIEAS, June 1--Arrived, steamship Chy of Antwerps, mage and 616 passengers, to Henderson, Bros, eltoh, Liverpool (and sailed AM $4 for, Boston apd N York) Brion a eat ea uence (o fi arrivals from St Thomas have not beeb ch 1 4209, 108 BL Bb atoamsip Europa, do for Glasgow. a *steamohip Becalors Bestia, "harienton, Be dage, with ola See 9p Lapua steamship supe pe mdse, to us g fs , UEENSTOWN, June 1-Arrived, steamship 1 Steamsb Teane Bel Bourne, Richmond, City Point and fe orl niu vise abd passengers, to the Old Dominion wear yin FR, May dito port brid Bota, | a | ane ay. Bark Carlion, Trecartin, Centuegoe, 17 days, with sugar and molasses, to bane i i” Bark Eagle, Wilkinson, 18 days, with sugar and rmolassen, 40 brett, Son Abbie st JoBN, NB, June 1—Arfived, brig Water Lily, Haley,. NYork. ip National E: Crow 5 sehr Cleared Ist, @ ie ae angle, ell, Briatol; scl ark coin Dupeok fof Repreporty, Nisholy, Matanzas, pole Tagee aayn, with agar to Wala PO "Bcbage dayy American Ports, north of Hatteras with light easterly @™nde — BOSTON, June 1—Arrived, schts Geor Lawrence, Bark Warren Ordway, Hoyt, Sagua, 19 days, with sugar, (0 | Robinson, Charleston; Rebecoa Florence, ; H8 Brooks, bas Borer ant Lizzie Mau), Bugl, Philadelphia; 1 3 Biilings, Bile rig Mionehaba (Be), Trving, Olenfuegos, 12 days, with su- | tings, Port Jehnwou, i BSc 5 Sl al garto Lruglere & Aviice—vease] 10 HF DeWolt,, Had ight | ''Geured—ships. Now Era, (new, of Boston, 1146.16 tone) Tis and calms the whole passage and has been 6 days Nof | Knight, Liverpool via St Jobo, Nb; Lucy 8 Wills (new, of Schr Impulse (Br), Curtis, Macacatbo, 17 days, with coffee Howton 4 tines: CBs Barak Hobart, White, page dar, cto Schmllinskyy Lotz. & Co-vessel. 10. Beniston f « Clare Joukins, Coombs, Paliadelphiat schre Stas’ Has been § days north of Hatteras with light NE winds; posse, Tnages, May 21, and saw at anchor barks Eureka, Idg ‘or Phi pbia, to leave in 10 days; Elizabeth (Br), from Ince; brig A G Jewett, of Belfast, fone arr Hedges (of Sag Harbor), Franklin, Ybacos, PR, ith eer ind molasses to J V ad ver Onatavia—veasel to light winds and calms the enure 5 May 21, lat 25 20, lon 69 80, Prince, with lons of fore- y), Parson days, with fruit to J & T Pearsall vessel to b J Wenberg. Hasbeen 4 days north of Hatteras with light winds and calms; sailed in company with schr Israel snow, for New Baracoa, 9 Yor! Schr Francis French (ot Jeraey City), Throckmorton, Har- bor Island, 14 days, witl (yee pape to James Douglas-—ves- we! to master, Has been 8 days north of Hatteras with light Winds and caleas; uo date, lat 36 05, lon 74 42, aaw brig Pedro, ound K Schr Good Will (Br), Ingram, Harbor Istand, 12 days, with i land 14 3 Em LS day ft fe * HaLieas, J Slst, | tered ette, Q Ye next a | 4 NB; bri de, Whitmore, St Jouns, PR; Abbie H Brown, Brown, St Maro, Haytts AA Andrenis, Kely, Baltimore; Restless, Bax- er, Pitas Sailed steamships Wen Kennedy, Saxon, and Palmyra; pines kin, and New Era; and from the roads, bark mn 2d—Arrived, steamship Nereus, Bearse, NYork; barks Pearson, Siugapore; Goodell, Crdckett, Calcutta; Expr (Swe), Petersen, Rotterdam ; 'briga Piccadilly (Br), Morriay Algow Bay; Autumn (Br), Surinam; Marion Ricley (Br), St Johns, PR: A'F Larrabee, Wadsworth, Cardenas; schre 3 P Wyman, Urann, Cape Haytien; “A B Barter,” Havana; W 8 Tiles, Burgess, Cienfuegos; A P Ames, Whitmore, New leans. Also arrived 24, barks Flora M Hurlbnt, Cadiz; St Mary, New Orleans; brigs Minnie, and Abbie, Rosario; Rocky ORKEMTMORES Sune 1—Arrived, ship Mi Rogeray jane 1—Arrived, 6) lacanlay, Liverpool; barks Lapwing, Bentbail, Ko bang ery jar ter, brigs Concor elly, Matanzas; Lizzie Carr, Gil ny Me Agnes ineapples, to Joseph Eneas. Had light winds and calms; 7 neers ‘of Hatteras; May 21, lat 2664, lon 76 40, saw ba F Barden, pirtty oo? Reed Speedaway, steering E. Forignd; Apnle V Bers, “rhotapson, sug ane ehb tae rashes | come cy ecg, Mohd BP eee He. par a Jett, Bartlett, Boston; J L Trety, Allen, Portland; Ed wind, haf pact ut winds and caimat MAK C'aagenorth | jiiyeratichmons, Me: Eagle, Seay, dos Dirigo Baker, do of Hatter t ult, ng {he Delaware, saw a brigunder | tia A Jayne, Jayne NYor«; 1 A Edwards, Marshall, d c steering t6 thé northward (probably the Robin, | Milford, Pitch do; Jos’ Allen, Kelso, do: Win “Sel jeri) Woodland, do; Prairie Bird lt Schr Joseph Réger (of Stockton), Ellis, St Marya, Ga, 16 daya) with Lumber, to B I’ Sherman. Had'light easterly winds anit éaling Schr Offrie 8 Webb, Brewster, Georgetown, SC, 8 days, with na stores, (o Bentiey, Miller & Thor: Sehr wor Derrickson, Georgetown, SC, 12 days, with naval stores, to E D Harlvut & Co. Has been 9 da north of Hatteras with light winds and calina, Schr Susanna, Packard, Wilmington, NC, ® val stores, to master, Schr Maria Jane, Jones, Virginia, Scbr Marv Frances, Gaskill, Virginia, Schr O H Booth, Somers, Virginia. Schr Ano Amelia, Hudsos irginia. Schr Wm Henry, Van Name, Virginia. Schr Thos G Benton, Kelley, Virginia, Schr R A Johnson, Jobnson, Vi Sehr RC Woolsey, Kelsoe, Vir days, with nia ia. Sebr Elmira Ro ers, Jounson, Van inia. chr rk, Burnett, Alexandria. R y Imes, Georgetown, DC Schr Adeline Townsend, Drisley, Sehr Clara, Williams, Georgetown, DC. Sehr Herschel, Chambers, Georgetown, DC. Schr 8 W Dunnell, Bunnell, Georgetown, DC. SebrjHelen A Hoyt, Cranmer, Georgetown, DC. Schr W C Atwater, Parker, Ballimore for New Haven, Rebr sare’ Brewster, Philadeiphia for Salem, © Sebr Lilly, Robinson, Philadelphia for New Haven. Schr D Brittain, Carrotl, Richmond, Me, 5 days, with ice, to Knickerbocker Ice Co. eorgetown, DC, DE. The brig Goodwin, from Teata, before reported, passed Gibraltar April 20; May 27, lat 3%, lon 73 30, took a heavy NE gale, in whieh carried maibmast head and lower fore- \opsailyard, and lost and split sails. The North German be Nicolais, trom Santos via Lisbon, ia consigned to Wendt, Tetens & Bockmann—cargo to order. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND soUTH. Rrig Victoria, Amelia (Br), Citarie, Gla Bay, 14 daye, for Brewer—vesse) to isation, Wat- 8, for New York, with New York, witb coal to G Schr Adrianna, Bento! lumber to Jobn Boynton’ Schr America, Ingraham, Kockluud, 6 days, for New York, with mete JK Brown, ay man, Rockland, 6 days, for N Yorics with ime to R ¢ sa Schr Hogest , Conary, Reader Schr J P Wing, Forrester, Chatham for New York, with fish tod A Stetson, n. Sclir James Diverty, Carroll, Hartford for New York, Schr Wm Gray, Clafk, Hartford for Rondont Schr i; Brainard, Buell, Portland, Ct, for Albany. Schr F Hall Veitou, Portland, Ct: for New York. son & Co. Sehr Karl, Ferguson, Belta: Schr Ocean Star, fe a domain Jape Ann for New York, wi granite to of ae, Sehr Capitol, Perua, Newport for Malde Schr Maria J Hall, Hall, Portland, Ct, for Aloany, Plusmore, Alien, New Haven tor Albany. : ‘piman, Ulli, New Haven for New York. Schr Maiy Elza, Handy, New Haven for New York. Sehr 8 New Haven for New York, urges, Woden, Schr Thames, Kose, New Haven for New York, Schr Minnje Keene, Jay, New Haven for Philadelphia. Schr Steriing, Hayes, Bridgeport for Yew Nork. Schr Ella Jage, Alien, Bridgeport for New York Schr White Rock, Hubbell, Bridgeport for New York, Schr Clara Poal, Ferris, Portchester for New York, Seur Celeste, Smith, Southport for New York, chr Anna D Price, Hawkins, Jamesport for New York, Schr B D Pitts, Vail, Riverhead for Albany. Schr Circle, Hulse, Rocky Point for Albany. BOUND Fast. Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, New York for Portland, Steamship Glaucus. Walden, New York for Boston, US schoolahip Merenry. Schr Heury Farker, Parker, Georgetown, DC, for New Ht M E Woodhull, Woodhull, Philadelphia for New Haven. Schr Gale, Shropshire, Trenton for Hartford. Schr Surge, Warwick, Trenton for Providence. Schr B Bradley, Mulligan, Amboy for Hartford. Schr D H Baldwin, Smith, Clinton Point for Narwich. 8 Deputy, Sturges, Albany for Boston, t Hudson, -—-, Rondout for New London, Sehr He is, Rondout for Portchester, Schr Jumes Henry, Oilver, Rondout for Boston. Schr Orio, Osborn, Rondout for Salem. Sehr Wright, Brown, Newburg for Fall Rive Scr L A Post Wilson, Hoboken for Provider Schr § Washburn, Staples, Hoboken for Taunton. Schr Nile, Spear, New York for Salem. Schr WC'Hull, Tolman, New York for Salem. Schr Wm Lancaster, Seely, New York for St George. Schr Mary Hamtiton, Green, New York for New Haven, r Althea, Baker, New York for Mystic. chr A Kivgsland, Murphy, New York for Noank, BELOW. Bark Boomerang (Br), 18 daye from Glace Bay. (Received a pilot from boat Abm Leggett, No 4, Ixt inst, off Montauk.) rig Atlantic, (rom the Mediterranean (by pilot buat Patterson, No 12), SAILED. i Steamships Nemesis, Liverpool; Bavaria, Hamburg; Her- mann, Bremen; City of Merida, Vera Craz via Havan. Morro Castle, Gen Barnes, Savannan; Saratogs, Richmond, &c; Hatteras, Norfolk. Wind at sunset 8, ight. Shipping Not ‘The Inman steamship City of Brooklyn, Captain Brooks, will leave pier 45 North river at 9 AM to-morrow (Saturday) for Queenstown anct Liverpool, The National line steamship The Queen, Captain Thomson, will sail at 10 o'clock to-morsow morning, from pier 47 North river, for Queenstown and Liverpool. The Merchants’ Hine steamship Crescent City, Captain Norton, will leave pier 12 North river at 3 PM wo-morrow for New Orleans direct. Marine Disasters. Lownon, June 2-The ship Omoa, from # Cuban port, went ashore on the Jsle of Man, and is a total wreck. STRAMER MARGARET, from Havana for Key West and New Orleans, broke some portion of her machinery when be- tween Havana aud Key West, reached the iatter port 27th ult, but would have to repair previous to proceeding. Bank Ep McDowrt,, at Galveston, for Liverpool, in tow- ing out to Bolivar Roads'to complete loading, struck on the inner bar, where she hung for twa but wax got off with- out damage after iightering a portion of ber cargo. A gen ra} average was talked of, Baux Parsee (of Bath), Sonie, from Hong Kong for Swatow, was totally wrecked’on the Chinese coast, no date given. (The P was 666 tons register, ratea Al was built In 1864 at Bath, Me.) BARK GLADBTON® (Br), Brown, which sailed from Gal- vesion 2lvt ult for Liverpao), in towing ont bad ber windlass bitts torn out, Jibboom and’ portion of bead carried away, but tained no serious damage. BRiG CeReLIA (Br), Bistrup, from Philadetpbia 27th wl for Queenstown, put bavk afternoon of 2d inat, damaged by colleions Souk MARY Manta (Br) sailed from St John’s, PR, about May 19 for Salinas, to finteh Ioading, and while going in went anhore and will become a total lore. Scnrg E Stumons, before reported lost below on the 27th ult, was commanded. by Captain James Cotuttport, who, with bis son, and the Mr Baruety Cobb, of Hyaunisport, which was owned'by Captain Coot aod Nathan Coleman, will prove a total loss. e bodies of the unfortunate men had not been recovered at last accounts. ScHn ANNIE A RioH, of and for Boston from Alexandria, Va, with coal, foundered at nea, ‘The crew were saved an landed at Newport, Ri,2d inst, \Tho A A R registered tons, and was built at Chelsen in 1864.) Scum MazuRKA, Knight, from Boston for Bangor, put Into Booshboy 26th uit Joaking badly, and proceeded for deatina: tion wth. lenlopen ‘oon, of Miscellaneous. AbDOLPH HUORL, from Cienfuegos for New York, at re Breakwater, reporis that the late gale was not jouth of Hatteras, Lavnonrp—At East Machias, 20th ult, from the yard of IM Wiswell &Co, a schr of about 160 tons, old measure: ment, called the Para, to be commanded by Captain Brown. She id of nd intended for the Para trade. Whale: Schr Petrel, Sherman, sailed from New Bedford June) for Atlantic Ocean. Schr Agate, Atkins, Provincetown, 15 months out, was at arp mod ‘anada 14th wit, with 420 bbis wh ol} and 140 do sp. Kliza Adaina, Hamblin, of NB, Was at Hobart Town , having taken $00 bois ep and 160 do wh ofl eince lust report—1600 sp, 1 told—22 months out. Wonild sail that day'to . Ship Gov Troup, Casti of NB, was at Vasee, Western Australia, Maren %, with 700 bis sp and 200 wh olf, all told, all well, ’Wonld #af) that day on a cruise. Reports, no date, ship Canton, Lapham, NB, 1500 ep, and left for home; Ciasice, Mofriegn, €o,'1090'sp, and’ iets for home- 30 wh oil, rc (Br, aldwel Berkele, Euherid H Benedict, Ellis, New Haven, eared—Steamalup Berlin (NG), Undutsch, Bremen; bark RB Mulhall (Br), Stuart, Liverpool, NS; schrs MJ Elizabeth, Henry, and MF McKewen, Henry, Eleuthera; Hanvah F Ba- r, and M ¥ Taber, Aldrich, Boston. Salied—Steamship Berlin ;'ship Matilda; bark R B Mulball, CHARLESTON, May 30—Clearea, schrs H L Slaght, Wells, Boston; J W Coffin, Upton, New Haven; Wm Slater, Watts, St John, NB, via Georgetown, SC (and sailed); Emin An: thony, Matanzas via do, ‘ Jus 2—Salled, scirs Emma, Georgetown, 8C; J W Timn, few Haven. Endlautt-Cleureegon ty load for Balunors. ny 0 CoNeHS n nfuegos, to load for Baltimore. YALL RIVER, Mey 29- Arrived, schr Sarah Clark, Gridin, Philadelphia. June 1—Arrived, schr Fountain, Bennett, Philadelphia. GLOUCESTER, June 1—Arrived, achbrs Gem, Thomas, Hallowell for Jersey City; ti Freeman, Freeman, NYork for ‘ortiand. HOLMES’ HOLE, May 31, PM—Arrived, bark Hunter, York, NYork for Machias; brig Irene, Wass, Elizabethport for Porusmouth; schra J J Little, Bateman, do for Newbury- ort; $ Clark, Clark, Philadelphia for Boston; A Hammond, sine, Weiltieet for Philadelphia; R H Shannon, Dilks, Boston for Camden, NJ. Satied--Brig Jas Murchie. June 1, AM—Arrived, schr Geo W Holbrook, Glover, Ron+ dout for'Boston (and sailed), ‘Also salad, all vessels before reported, fay 26—Arrivea, achr Beta, Pensacola. Arrived, schra 8 &'N Reed, Steelman, Baitimore; Z1- nr, Bradbury, do; Terrapin, do. MOBILE, May %8—Arrived, bark Unaulma (Br), Minta, erpool. Also arrived 28th (not 24th), bark Lucy A Nic chols, Cofin, Perth Ampoy. MACHIAS, May 23—Arrived, schr Jason, Willey, NYork (and sailed 27th for Port Platt). Sailed 27th, schra Eri, Stewart, Port Platt; Gamma, Hunt- ley, NYork. NEW ORLEANS, May 26—Arrived, steamship Liberty, Reed, Baltimore vig Havana: ship Lisbon, Curtis, Havana, Below, coming up, brig Anaie (NG), fron Hio Janelro, REWBURYPORT. May 0O-Sailed, sbip importer (new 1269 tons), Avary, St John, NB, NEW sSEDFORD, May 30—Salled, schra M H Read, Ben- son, Philadel GL Herrick, Baldwin, do; Lamarune, Butler, NYork ; C Godwin, Bishop, New Brunswick, NJ. Arrived—Sclirs Black Diamond, Merrill, and J P Collins, Gray, E! port. Site I--Arrived, sehr Fannie Hazard, Mayo, Elisabeth- ort, PNARRAGANSET?, May 30-At anchor in Dutch Island harbor, schra Jane F’Durfee, Murty, Providence for George- town, DO; Sarah Wood, Hickman, do for Philadelphia; Wate, Gandy, Apponang for do. EW PORK, May a8, PM—-Arrived, sobre Luther $ Chase, ‘OFK; Pearl, Gerken. Sano for do. 4, schrs Jos E Potts, Davis, Biizabeth- do, Sailed—Sehrs Clyde, Gage, Port Johnson for Boston; H prescott, Freeman, NYork for Portland; Emma F Prendall, Perry, do for Boston. ‘sms, 8 AM—Arrived, schr Gen Grant, Frame, Philadel- mit . PH Batted, schrs Success, I N Seymour, Cnpitol, Thos El- lis, mith. dist, PM—Arrived, achr Lady Adams, Sullivan, Fall River for NYork. led—Schrs Heury A Taber, Bowman, Providence for Elizabeth B, Hogan, do tor do; Jacob Kienzie, Steel- ; Pearl, Gookin, Saco for NYork; A Saw- ucket fox Calai Banks, Salisbury, is for do; sloop Naugatuck, Hudson, Providence for do. pAORWICH, May 21—Arnived, sehr Resding RR No 42, Ho- ket rived, schr Mary Isabel, Poughkeepsfe, Sailed—Schr Reading RR No 43, NYork. NEW LONDON, May 98 -Arrived, echra Belle of the Bay, and Kate Church, NYork for Georges Bank. Arrived, schrs Ariadne, Bath for NYork ; Mary Natt, Barker, Providence for do; Laura Bridgman, Harris, Balt more for Boston ; W iI Sargeant, Rondout for do. Sist—arrived, ‘schra Isaac 1H Borden, Hadwin, Fall River for NYork; Gilgon Carman, and Geo 'W Rogers, NYork for Bank. -Scbrs Minnie ee) Parsons, Philadelpbi tau Baile adne, Bath for NYork ; M: Barker, Provide do; Laura Bridgman, ' Han ftamore for Boston; W Ht Sargent, Sargent, Rondout for do. NEWHAVEN, May 80—Arrived, den, ana AP A\ Georgetown, hese Rebecca W Hud- » Ryan, 10. a4 schrs Katie J Hoyt, Cleared Brig owner, Porto. Rico} ani umore. PHILADELPHIA, June i_Arrived, barks Ann Elizabeth, Phelan, Gardenas; Jenny Berteaux (Br), Davia, Baltimore} brig Eugenia, Larrabee, Turks Islands. Cleared—Bark Columbia (Nor), Foss, Rotterdam; brig Vo- Jante (Br), Garriton, Little Glace Bay. Arrived, brigs Gea (Nor), Pedersen, Boston; Aurora (Br), Graham, Cienfuegos. Put back—brig Cerelia (Br), Bistrag, for Queenstown, ed. ‘LEWES, Del, June 1—Bark Ocean remained nt anchor off Henlopen this morning, and 10 schooners at the Breakwater; also sour Bomerville, Banford, from Demerars, ordered to is. ow the’ Breakwater “i schr Adolph Hugel, Robinson, from Penta for NYork. PROVIDENCE, June 1—Arrived, schra Ira Bliss, Hudson, and Rachel Jane, Cook, Elizabethport; Ji Bayles, Ar- nold; Amos Fatkenburg, Terrill ; ey Thos Hull, Brown, Rondout; Shepard A Mount, You ¥er Spray, Horton, and Sarah A Falconer, Wilson, Newburg > Bilza, Hale, Hoboken for Fawtacket. Satled—Schrs Rhodella Blew, Buckalew, Georgetown, DC; Morning Star, Lynch, NYork. PAWEUCKET, May 31-Salled, achr Alvarado, Herriok, Niork or Ellsworth, RICHMOND, M e, May 29—Sailed previotis, brig Alice Leay, Savannah ;achra Dirigo, Loretto Fish, and Admiral, Baiti- PM Tasker, Mary Weaver, Fred Walton, G W May, Ponder Jt, Walton; and Nightingale, NYorke; ‘Willtam Dearborn, Abbie Bursley, and Mary E'tyler, Phiiadelphia. SAN FRANCISCO, June 1—Arrived, ship Sam Cearns (Br), Williams, Newcastle, NSW. Salled—Steamship Japan, Freeman, Ho! ship Cremorne, Gates, ‘Liverooal; bark ve Kenved, abip Jobn Bryant, Holmes, NYork; bark ae erro Erb inelo’ Grectieat, Callao we ello, ’ SAVANNAH, June 3—Cleared, steamship H Livingston, York. STONINGTON, June 1—Arrived, sobrs Splendid, Phinney, Bhs Ntpod fot New: Bedtora? Niautler Grech, do. for" Taunton j Reading RR No 4l, Barilett, Philadelphia for Paw. tucket; Jas Parker Sr, Kelly, Rondout for do; Minquas, Heaney, Elizabethport for Providence; Trypheata, Nicker: son, Rondout for do (and all sai =e and Yokohama 5 iver Thames (Bris. £ MISCELLA! STON GOODS AT A BARGAIN. AY Ting bought [gut a part ofthe #ockof he ate fem of ae Eero tooe" donkine "Oranaiiy Chine, and GLasd oe eee ater nvoedoetia nt prices (hat Would aston: isb the Danes, Come oue; re aRD D. BASSFORD, ‘Cooper Institute, Eiiel ek NOTARY PUBLIO, ALWAYS 1N; ALSO COMMIS. AL Boner of Boede for every Slate, Aid Passport Agent ynte iD i Taw docuneREDERICK 1, KING, Counsellor at Law, 363 Broadway. EAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN WHITBY AND FRENCH detdewelry. H. MYERS, Manager, 687 Broatway.— BRET ANT AND POWERFUL MARINE, OPERA, SEMMONS, Optician, 687 Broadwa: Field and Tourists’ Glasses. ORNS CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS EACH.—BUNIO: CORRE Natls, cured without pain, by Dr. RIGB, 208 Bron wap, corner Fulton; evening, 896 Broadway, Anaibilator cures Corns, Bunions, &c. ; 60 cents. ND SPECTACLES, WHICH IMPART eas bere ense of coldness ret relief, so essential to defective vision. BEMMONS, Optician, 687 Broadway. N°, 2oes MEDICINE.—DU BARRY'S DELICIOUS jevalenta Food effectually cures dyspepsia, constipa- ifon, diarrhaa, phthisis, coughs, colds, fevers and ‘all nervous, bilious, Hver and stomach disorders, Copies of 70,000 cures fet fiee. Dr. Boardman, of Trenton, N: J. tare. "Bare and the valen! to be e ‘sine qua, og wa.” Sold 1D. HDs, ‘ibe 81°85, 33 be 0, yah drugs vocers everywhere. rf SOU BARRY & CO., 168 William atreet, New York. ADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC, OR 4 Strictute, Fistula, Pites Bi sree, es men, cel Bucket ASD ANIELS, M.D. M4 Leslagion avenue. ILE C THE JING FAR IN nts ‘the asily without a Ureak, So be re~ ei to let them have itto themselves for the present, wotil he finds they EDGE-U-CATED. SHO! AGNEW, 260 ENWICH a CRs , has reduced the prices of Tea Sugare, Flour and all kinds of Groverics, Mylnss: vinong bo the gold BtADATA, eae the the Bye, Nose, OnHINRY