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“TUURGRAPHIG NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD The Infallibility Debate and Agita- tion in Rome. Napoleon’s Position Towards the Church Modified. Fatal Calamity and a Severe Acci- dent in England. Fenian Agitation in Great Britain. ‘Italian Reclamation Against Swiss Neutrality. ROME. ‘The Infallibility Debate=Jesuits’ Ald. Parts, June 8, 1870. Advices from Rome state that the Ecumenical Council is now engaged in discussing the Schema de Primatia et Infallibititate by sections, The debate on the preamble has closed. There have been one or two exciting passages between the supporters and opponents of the proposed dogma, but at Present the minority are silent and passive. A great demonstration was made yesterday in favor of Papal infallibility. The Jesuits were the prime movers in the affair. A large procession passed through the streets bearing banaers inscribed “Viva Papa Infailibile.” Prelatical Remonstrance. Rog, June 7, via Paris, June 8, 1870, The fathers opposed to infallibility have presented ‘an addreas to the Pope through the Cardinal Legate, remonstrating against the violent proceedings by which the meeting of the 3d inst. was dissolved and the debateon the preamble of the schema brought to an abrupt close. They complain that fifty members, who had given Notice of their intention to speak, remain unheard, among them Monseigneur Dupanloup, and protest against tne vote by which the debate was termin- ated, declaring that it was carried by surprise. The address received the signatures of 100 members of the Council. Napoleon’s Position—French Interests, Rome, June 8, 1870, It ts asserted that about the Ist of May M. Oliivier gent a despatch to the French Ambassador here, in- structing him to make no more efforts to restrain the action of the Council. The Marquis of Banneville accordingly suspended negotiations on the subject with the Papal government, but told the French bishops that « was their duty to defend the opinions Of their government, and advised them to do all in their power to obtain modifications of the schema. It is now added that the Duke de Gramont, since his accession to the Ministry of Foreign Aifairs, has Confirmed the instructions of M. Olivier. French Opinion. Parts, June 8, 1870, L'Opinion Nasionale speculates on the prospects of ‘the minority in the Council, and asks if such men as Bishops Dupanioup and Strossmeyer, and the Archbishops of Paris and Rheims, are to allow the supremacy of the Jesuits and be struck dumb in their sPresence. ENGLAND. Fatal Calamity. ~ LONvOR, Tulle 1579 Yésterday afternoon a melancholy accident oc- curred off the port of Hastings. A large number of people were out in a pleasure yacht, when a squall came up and capsized the vessel. It is not yet known how many lives were lost, but the number will certainly exceed twelve. The cala- «mity has cast a gloom over the city of Hastings, where all the unfortunates resided. Accident and Panic. Lonvon, June 8, 1870, A distressing accident occurred at the Alhambra Concert Hall last night. While the ballet was in progress and the scene was crotwded with dancers one of the large trap doors in the centre of the stage gave way. A number of the dancers who were grouped on the spot were violently precipitated into the space under the siage, which was unusually deep and was filled with machinery and theatrical lumber. Eleven of the unfortunate girls were badly injured, some of them, it is feared, fatally. The catastrophe caused a panic in the audience, which, however, had no serious results. Parliamentary Tactics. Panis, June 8, 1870. The Consti‘utionnel (independent tmperialtst) has @n editorial to-day advising the Cabinet to depend -on the party of the “Left” in the corps, 1t is said that the articie was written by M, Ollivier, Feniauism, Lonpow, June 8, 1870. ‘There is still some excitement and anxiety about the Fenian operations. The Pali Mali Gazette, in an editorial, anticipates a -continuation of Fenian outra; ‘The writer thks the Fenian jeaders will be forced to some show of activity in order to sustain their sinking reputations, Reform. Lonpon, June 8, 157). A well informed correspondent of the Manchester -Guardian says that the leading Ministerlal reform ‘measures will be shelved for the year, The Irish Land bill, however, is safe, and probably sthe British Educational bill. Condition of the Craps. Lonpow, June 8, 1870. From the various agricultural papers of England are gleaned the following detuils relative to the growing crops:—The wheat looks finely everywhere, and a crop larger than the average may be ex- pected. Grass is unusually thin, and the hay pros- pects are discouraging. Oats, bariey and beans look poorly; farmers count on about halfacrop. Of po- -tatoes and other root crops the yield will be about ithe same as usual. Genera! fre: Lonvon, June 8, 1870. The telegrams which were received here yesterday from New York, announcing the rumored toss of the eteamer Dacian, with the West India cable, caused deep regret. ‘The hope ts everywhere expressed that the story is groundless, A new scheme for regulating admissions into the Civil service has been promulgated. ‘The telegraphic service of the Kingdom is still de- wanged. FRANCE. The Mission to Washington. LONDon, June 8, 1870, Ic ds said that the rumored withdrawal of M. Pré- ‘vost-Paradol from France 1s owing to his growing abpopularity, The Smulipox Visitation. Parts, June 8, 1870, The Prince dela Tour D’Auycrgue, ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs, ts slowly recovering from an aitack of smallpox. Tho Army. Paris, June 8, 187 General Froissard, governor of the Prince Imperial, ‘bas taken commund of the camp at Chalons. NEW ¥G%R JIBRALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1870.—TRIPLE SHER. 7 ITALY Charges Against Mazzini. FLORENCE, June 8, 1870, It is reported that the ttalian government has in its possession couclusive évidence that 8 Personally implicated in the rebel mov. ts on the Swiss frontier. The fact will be, if it has not already been, brought to the attention of the Swiss govern- ment, and ddemaud will be made for the surrender of the agitator or his expulsion from Switzerland. ROUMANIA. The Israelite Slaughter Hoax. Lonpon, June 8, 1870, A Continental telegraph company, with sub- agencies in the principal cities of Europe, knows nothing of any recent disturbances in Roumania, The manager declares the telegram of Adolph Cre- mieux to be an exaggeration, and says that all Teports touching the slaughter or banishment of the Roumanian Jews are baseless. Diligent inquiry here and on the Continent fails to discover any foundation for the terrible stories which have been published in the United States, SWITZERLAND. Executive Neutrality. BERNE, June 8, 1870, Many Italian refugees, who were preparing to cross into Italy with arms in their handg, have been arrested on the border by the Swiss authorities and sent into the interior, where they are placed under Londs not to quit the country, SPAIN. Government Amnesty. MapkID, June 8, 1870, An amnesty is tobe immediately decreed for all republicans compromised in the last radical insur- rection, IRELAND. Fenianism in the South, ORK, June 8, 1870, Extensive seizures have been made of arms and ammunition, concealed by the Feutans in this city and surrounding country. YACHTING. The Ashbury Banquet in England. Lonpon, June 8, 1870, Mr. Ashbury, the owner of the yacht Cambria, gave a banquet at Richmond to his fellow yacht- men. Mr. Douglas, of the American yacht Sappho, was present, Mr. Bennett, of the Dauntless, who had received an myitation, was unavoidably absent. CHESS. A World’s Chess Congress. Paris, June 8, 1870, The World’s Chess Congress will assemble at Baden In the third week of July. Ample prepara- tions have been made for the pleasure and comfort of those who attend. A brilliant programme is offered, and valuable prizes wili be distributed, THE PACIFIC COAST. Railroad Election in Sana FranciscomThe Oregon ElectionA Democratic Triumph. San Francisco, June 8, 1870, The vote in this city on the question of issuing $1,000,000 of bonds to aid the Southern Pacific Raul- road was 9,412, 1,000 less than at the last general election. The result is 124 majority against the sub- sly. A despatch from Salem, Oregon, says the republi- cans concede that the State 1s democraue by about 400 majority. The Legislature will be democratic on joint ballot, thereby insuring the defeat of Williams for United States Senator. The negroes voted un- molested, RAILROAD DISASTERS. Accidents on the Rutland and Burlington Railrond—Three Passengers Killed om4 ‘Thirteen Wounded, RUTLAND, Vt., June 8, 1570, The night train from Boston ran into a culvert last night, two miles east of Summit station. One en- gine, with a car attached, was sent from the latter place to render assistance, and, atter taking on board the passengers and tratnmen, started for Rut- land, About one mile north of Summit the relief train ran into another culvert, the passenger car going down with the engine. The following is a list of the killed and wounded :— Kuled—Thomas R. Abbott, Lowell, Mass.; James S. Hardy, Rutland; M. M. Crooker, Rutiand. Wounded—E. M. Foss, Rutland’ George Kinney, Rutland; A. R. Field, Greenfield, Mags.; Douglas Flint, New York; W. 'H. Emerson, Boston; W. H. Hoyt’ and Nathan Rice, Cambridge, N. Y.; W. J. Howard, Rutiand—all scaided. J,’ W. McFarland, Salem, N. Y., and E. F. Haskell, Rutiand—each had a hip broken. ‘Truman Weeks, Stoddard, N, H., and W. J. Pierce, Bostou, Mass.—leg broken. ©, L. Eaton, Bristol, Vi.—iace and shoulder badly cut, A few others recetvea injuries. Governor Page and Colonel Merrill, with a number of surgeons, have been at the scene of the disaster to-day, reudering every poss assistance. er Train on the Harlem Extension Kailroad Run Into the River. Hupson, June 8, 1870. The Montrea! express train on the Harlem Exten- ston Railroad met with an accident this morning as Clarendon, where a bridge had been washed away by the heavy rain last night. The engine and three cars run into the river, The fireman is miss- ing and is Suppose’ to be killed. The engineer broke Mis leg and ts otherw se severely injured. The baggage master 1s slightiy injured. No other casual- ies are reported, MARYERND: Distribution of “Diplomas to the Graduating Class of the United States Naval Academy. BALTIMORE, June 8, 1870. The ceremony of distributing diplomas to the graduating class of the Naval Academy took place at Annapolis yesterday. Secretary Robeson ad- dressed the graduates, after waich Admiral Porter delivered dipiomas to each, the number being sixty- ‘The five honors were awarded to the follow: eorge 1. Dyer, of Maine first; Robert G, Peck. chusetts, second; Hawley 0. Rittenhouse, of ot Mass: New Jersey. third; Henry W. Schafler, of Illinois, fourth, and John Huiburd, of Arizona Territory, firth, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lonnon owt. Manger. Lo: la closed at 925, an securities quiet,” Five-tw ¢ for account, Ameri. 1805, #834; do. 1807, 91. Haivond acd quiet a steatly; Eries, 184; lilinols, Ri stock Paris BoURsE.—Pattis, June 8,—Bourse steady, Rentes FPRANKVORT "Bounsr.—FRANK¥ORT, June &—United States bonds firm; five-twentles, 95%. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEY.—LIVERPOOL, June 8 5PM. Cotton closed steady. Siiddling uplands, 10st; midding Orieans, 10d, a Ld. ‘The saies of the day foot up 10,000 baies, including 2,000 for speculation and export. HAVRE Corton MARKET.—HavRE, June 8—Cotton aa quiet on spot and afloat, AVERPOOL BREADSTUVYS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, June P. M.—Corn, 0s. Sd, per quarter for European. Wheat, . 11d, per cenia! tor No. 2 red Western rf POOL FRrovis x8 yy saree “EtvEnPoor, June 8.—Cheese, 638. Common | rosin, 58. # LIVERPOOL PRopUOR MAKEET LIVERPOOL, June 8— 5 P. M.—Tallow 448. per cwt. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET—LONDON, June 8—5 P, M.— Linseed cakes firm. ‘Tallow firmer, at 45s, 94. per cwt. Re- fined petroleum el at ty ‘Tad. a 1s. Ted. per gallon. Turpentine dull, at 3s 31s. per cwt. Sugar quiet on he spot, and ‘itm for afloat. “Whale ofl frm. PerROLEOM SMARKET.—ANTWERP, June &.—Petroleum opened at 3, and closed quiet at 5241. for standard white. WAVAL INTELLIGENCE, The United States steam frigate Franklin, Captain C. R. v. Rogers, Magship of Rear Admiral Wiliam Radford, and the United States storeship Supply, Lieutenant Commander Hatfleld, were at Malaga on the 20th uit, DETACHED, Lieutenant Commander G. H, Wadleigh is de- tached from the Naval Academy and placed on Waiting ordel ARMY INTELLIGENCE, Second Lieutenant Charles Shaler, Jr., is relieved from duty at the West Point Military Academy and ordered to report to the Chief of Ordnance for in- structions. Captain and Brevet Major Thomas Cum- mings having, by the advice and consent of the Senate, been reappointed captain in the United cieat Nee his resignation 1s accepted, to take s THE INDIANS. ee tan) Fight wi radian Thieves im Nebraska= Their tured=Thtee Redskins Killed, one CPHBRSON, Nob., June 8, 1810. On the night of tt sch inst, several Head of stock were run Off trom tl. vicinity of this post by In- Gians, Yesterday morneg Lieutenant ‘thomas, with @partof Company F, Fithsayatry, started in pur- suit, without rations, not eva stopping for breakfast, After a hard chase of over al: miles across @ dim. cult country, he surprised Indian. camp us morning, recapturing all the stv! ead killing three Indians and tale Capes He also captured the caiice cam. consisting of ihety-turee head of Indian ponies, biankets, buffalo. tes, saddles, &¢, What he could not bring away was destroyed. Lieutenant Thomas and his party deserve Lag praise. They were two days withou; anything to eat and on the march constant Bu i was with the party and sieAtnmnishe hime ae By ae Lieutenant Thom: a& young officer fan Wood- Stock, Lil, and rH dune of West Point, THE AMERICAN Joo JOCKEY € CLUB, Pool Selling for To-Day’s Races at Jerome Park. There was again quite an assemblage of sporting gentlemen at the American Jockey > Rooms, on Broadway, last night, for the pool selling of to-day's races. The most notable of the backers of racing were there, and the selling by the affable Dr. Under- wood was quite lively, The interest was unabated, and the betting, though not quite so heavy, was cer- tainly as sharp as on previous days. The following 100 210 = 400 no = 250 200 «(830 Grecian Bend: Doswell ... Annette. Regards . Dennison a sw J. W. Pennock 6 — — Chiliteoth J BH 50 80 What was to have been the fourtir race turns out to be only a walk over, as ail the horses have paid forfeit and Helinbold remains winner, AT RILEY'S the pool selling was also quite brisk, but with the exception of tae Ladies’ Stake notuing was sold, The names of the owners are give Swigert . Belmont. "$120 165195, . 45 389 Doswell, 36 4539 Cottrill. + 3 60 30 Morris Sanford 6 a % RACE HORSES UNDER THE “HAMMER. Sale of Blooded Stock at Mount Fordham— Thoroughbreds at a Discount. The sale of a porsion of the Scarsdale stud, com- prising many thoroughbreds and trotting stallions and mares, the property of Lewis G. Morris, came om yesterday on the grounds of that genile- man at Mount Fordham, Westchester county, @ short distance below the Jerome Park Race Course. Although it was known that some of the finest trotting stock in tue country would be offered for sale, the attendance was very meagre, and even among the few present there was a marked indifference to “bidding” manifested. Out of the lumited number sold some of the stock were knocked down at such low figures that they hardly realized the amount expended by the owner in raising them; and for this reason he feit constraimed to withdraw the most valuable portion of his stud trom the sale, Of thoroughbred staliions, Marius, a bay colt, foaled April 1, 1868, sired by The Marshal, dam Lady Spang, and Marvel, apother bay coit, by The Mar- shal, foaled Ma » 1863, dam Lady Spang, were offered for sale. The choice of these colts was knocked down to T. fl. Fatie for T. Harrison at $475. Arc.urus, blood bay, sixteen hands, foaled duly 7, 1867, sired bs’ Rysdyk’s Hambleto- nian, dam June, by Trae Messen; and Bane} blood bay, foatea Jnne 12, 186%, sired by trotting stallions, W 2 g Messenger, hott We, bY tion that no bids’ under $5,000 wt Ut OAR and none otlering they were withdrawn, Anthony, & bhandsom: 1869, sired by Eveyett, ui chestuut colt, tale une 4, Malor Wintela, ‘now Edward owned by Robert Bonner, was to Charles W. Bathyute tor $426. foaled June 19, 1569, sired by The Marshal, dam Jennie, by unported Monarch, was soid lo E. V. Walsh for $180. Iris (trouer), ioal- ed May 16, 1408, sired by Kenucky, dam Jenme, by imported Monarch, was purchased by W. H. Van Orden ior $216. Susanna (trotter), blood bay, sired by The Marshal, dam 't a ig by Muporied Trustee, was sold to W. Li. Baunon Tor $155, Lupiemia (trotier), chestnut filly, sired by The Marshal, dam Eme, was also sold to mr. Basnon for $135. Bonita (road horse), chestnut, sired by Kidorado, was knocked down to T. L. Harrison for $300, Crescent (road, horse), sired by imported Wi arminster, Was sod 10 Andrew Finley for $205, Sorre: geiding, sired py New Jersey, dam Truihtul,was sold to Covel Ham ion for $175. Top Gallant, sired by imported War- iuinsier, Was bought by George Barton ior $215, A match pair of fine gray mares, five and 81x years o.d, Were sold to A. N. Morris, of Peli, te S300. Here the sale was discon ue ing that he preferred to kevp th ¥ properly apprectited, as bul few were jeft that were as puré in breed as those which he had olered lor sale on the occasion. BEACON PARK RACE: Boston, June 8, 1870. The races at Beacon Park, arranged for to-lay, were postponed on account of the rain and the bad condit.ou of the track. The programme fur to-mor- row and Friday will be carried oui if the weaiher permits. On Saturday there will be circe races for horses that have wever beaten 2:24, 2:25 ant 2:40. Hotspur, Li Draco Prince, Whitmen and Roila Goladust wiil contest iu th ae match. eva BEI LIGEREN CY. The Cuban Bond Story—Ne Attempt to Bribe Congress—ir. Fesscr’s View of It. In an interview held with Mr. Fesser yesterday, by one of the reporters of the HERALD, the subject in relation to the Cuban bonds, which was so fully set fortn in the Washington correspendeuce of yester- day's issue, was talked over with the view of throw- ing additional light ou the matter. In this conversa. tion Mr, Fesser acknowledged that the bonds were de- posited in (he Safe Deposit Compauy of Washington, not for the purpose of <ndeavoring to influence meni: bers of Congress in the matter of the recognition ot belligerents’ rights for Cuba, but for the purchase of arms to be used by the Cubans in thetr efforts to free the island irom yee Mr. Fesser staies that he, as tle agent of the Cuban Junta, agreed to purchase a Jarge quantity Of arms; that these arms were to be paid for in Cuban bonds, at a Valuation of so much on the dollar: and farther, that the arms were to be delivered to the Cuban authorities in New York on or prior tothe 1st of Fepruary, 1s7u. For some reason or other the contractors failed to fulfil the conditions of their contract, and having so failed the bonds were withdrawn from the company Where they were deposited. General Butler's tnve: tigation had nothing whatever to do with that with- drawal, and Mr. Fes: declares that, so far as the Cuban agents are con 1, there was no Intention, either directly or indirec' to influence, by corrupt means, members of Congress in the matter of Cuban beliigerency. It was purely a business cransaction, having for its object the purchase ol arms—only this and nothing mor TELEGRAPHIC NEWS (TEMS, J. Howard Livingston, recently reported murdered at Oa- wego, N. Y,, 18 now in Chicago, Rev. Henry M. Harman, D.0., of Baltimore, has been elected Professor of Ancient Languages in Dickinson Col loge, Carlisle, Pa. ‘The annual musical exhibition of the primary school chil- dren of Boston took pl: werd in Music Hall. Twel hundred children joined in the exercises. The.schoolhouse at Broadalbin, Fulton county, N. Y., was struck by lightning yesterday, instantly killing the teacher, Mr. Ripley, and injuring, ome of the scholars, of rain Tuesday night and yester- day, barely saving the crops from destruction. id The Vermont Constitutional Sa Myla ie ase upon cer. tain pending proposed amendments constitution, at Se eetasle yesterday and oriized towns are The International Typographical Union at Cincinnati, yes. terday, adopted # resolution, discountenancing the pian of some Bt Tabord nate unions of giving their printing to the lowest The de wah of the bony of Confederate soldiers at Balti Loudon ery, vores with appropriate cero monies, took aoe esterday afternoon, three sand persone were Present 4 gut ben ‘The oily election in Omaha yesterday resul Lees fee. of three Keay and tires Tepuubean onectonee, Botl parties uni on the rest ot ete - Gidate in the Third ward was defeated, “oem 4 Colored can: Mg assed over the Santee Indian Restryn- ter of - nitdings connected with the Boigenss mis molial ee Sion, and killing = carpenter and an Todian whi sh Qpiidings, and seriously busting @ painter, weiner a Au East'Indian Merchant Becom Bomang¢ Byramgee olan, an East Indian mer- chant, fpping at the Hoffman House, went to Nibli the tion was essed in the gentlematy costume, with nothing ougr'é in Bis ap. pearance O denote insanity, and the theath In the drama 1s a scene representin, ot worsted. grew 80 kcited and wild in his demeanor that the attendantat the theatre removed him by force and Fourteen! house, A the statiomouse showed he was a Parsee merctiant. THEATRICAL MADNESS, fm Nito’s Thentre—He Eudeavore ev to witness the performance of drama, ‘Not Guilty.” He highest style of from the exami- a een the Indian Sepoy mutineers and fis English , in Which: the Indians are of course Colah, during this scene, suddenly handed hi, into the custody of an officer of the inct, Who took him to the station found on the person of M, Colah at On being cked up he endeavored to beat out his brains agmst the wall, and a straight jacket was Dut on him He then endeavored to beat his head Against thdoor, and after trying to make him lie on ry Mmattres: Captain Walsh sent him to Bellevue NNGULAR CORONER'S PROCEEDINGS. Reported nicide of a Wealthy Gentleman The Vtim Buried—No Official Report. Yesterda) afternoon the Twenty-first precinct police repoed to rolice Headquarters by telegraph that Mr. Grard De Peyster, a wealthy gentleman, had commitd suicide by shooting himself through the head \while danaring under temporary aberration 4 the mind. Although, according to the notice |printed in the death column of Monday's LD, the body of Mr. De Peyster has been buries |nere is no notice of the suicide on file in the Coroig’s office. Why the fact of the shooting of Mr. De Pester was only made known to the police yesterday des not appear, and there seems io be @ myslty about the case which remains be cleared uy It would seem to be impos=thle for the remains t be interred without an inquisition, and if one hs been held the fact has been kept away from th reporters frequenting the Coroner's omice and whse duty it is to chronicie that class of Who is the oroner and where are the inquisition Papers are qustions to be answered. The residence ge deceased ws not given, but ts supposed to have eu 112 Kast (nivt, th stree We REPOATED Loss Loss OF THE DACIA. The telegrag announcing cing the loss of the steamer Dacia originatd in the United States, and was sent on June 6, by unknown parties, to the London Lloyds, who mide it public in Europe. Mr. Mackte, the New Yorkagent of the London Lioyds, has in- quired at all te principal ports of this country, and can get no inftmation of any arrtvai from Bermuda which could Inve brought the announcement. He has telegraphelto the London Lloyds that the re- port is false, a \t undoubtedly ts, since the course of the Dacia Wald not le near the Bermudas, and since the offictas of the company, who would natu- rally receive th first advices, pronounce the report a stock-jobbing operation. SHIPPING NEWS. atwahne for New Ya + 428 | Moon sets ...morn 2 00 . 730, High water..mora 4 19 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTUIE3 FROM NEW YORK FoR THE MONTH! OF JUNB AND JULY, Kk =Taiy Dave Sun rises. Sun eeis.. 15 Broadway. 29 Broadway. | 63 Broad at. 68 Br England. Chyot Washiton Angha. Manhattan 7 twity. {]7 Bowling Green 20 Broadway. Fsowiing Green Minnesow. Sidonian. 63 Bronaway. nth st t ron at. 29 Broadway, a Rone AY PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNZ $, 1870, CLEARED, Steamatip China (Br), Macaulay, Liverpool! via Queens- 3 Francklyn, ary be Paiayre (Br), Watson, Liverpoot via Queens town—C GF Steamahit (Br), Freeman, Liverpool vin Queens- Willams « Guion. nship Iowa (Bc), Ovenstone, Glasgow—Henderaon Br Stna:nabip Tennessee, Chichester, Charleston—H R Morgan ae fnamabip Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Ferguson & ‘ood nip Palmerston (NG), Kolin, Hamburg—Funch, Edye & rk J Cummings (Br), Hookway, London—D R DeWolf & Co. Bark Margaretta (Br), Hammond, Hull-—doyd & Hincken. Bark Choles (Br), Harrison, Penarth Roads—J © Mear- ft ur. Hark Verein (NG), Apreck, Cork or Falmouth—Funch, Edve & Co Bark Gtorgia (Aus), Medanich, Cork or Falmouth for or- ders—Slocovich . ( Bark Severn (Br), Hastings, Cork for orders—Hoyd & Hine- en. Bark Herbert Graham (Br), James, Queenstown—Bowring & Archibat Bark Venus (NG), Davis, Bremen—J F Whitney & Co. Bark Frank, Wal Rotterdam —Wilsou & Clapp. Bark Fairy (Br), Waldron, Gibraltar for orders—G F Bul- ‘alparaiso— le Bork Isane Hall, Colcord, Tatcahuano and Fabbri « Chaune Bark Lindo (Br), Brig Contidentia anal), Pictou. 3, Konigsberg—Funch, Edye & sisi Antelope (Hol), Levere, Konigsberg--Funen, Kdye & ‘in Amitcare (tay Paturzo, Constantinople—Punek, dye & Co Brig Clara M Goodrich, Look, Lisbon—Miller & Houghton. Hotine Coombs, West End, St Croix—Miller & { Hoyghtoy obit ate Eaton (Br), Ross, St Johns, NF-—D R DeWolf & Ssrig Jobn Jeltry, Nickerson, Liverpool, N8—-Gop A Philips a & Collin — Sir) Jonas Smith, Nichols, Queenstown and Falmouth— Tohas Smith & Co. Schr Joel Van Zandt, Carver, Aree Cares -A Abbott. hr Kizabeth, Deilare, Arroy Boyd & Hincken. Scbr Jolin , Cubberly, eaasat 8 Wenberg, pet iduewood, "Derricksdu, Georgetown, SCE D Hurt- ub Schr Amelia Augusta, Mott, New Haven-Rackott & Bro. C Walker, Sherelty, Phiiadelphia, s ovelty, Wilcox, Philadelphia, St: , Tatts, Philad Steamer SF Phetps, Brown, Phils ARRIVALS, EPORTED BY THE H ERALD STEAM YACHTS, p Nebraska (Br, Guard, Liverpool May Queenstown 26th, with mdse and 1069 passengers, to Williams a Giton. “Had heavy W gates from May 29. (0, oth Nhat, eit heavy nead gea; remainder of passage donke fog. tained outside the bar 12 hours. by Wi iesteat a PM, Ta sed acht Etowah, bound fe" th, at 1.1 é, lon 69, steamahin City of Brookiya, bound 6. Steamship England: Br), Webster, Liverpool May 25, and gusset oil, with nce and i238 passengers, toR WS lurst, Arrived off Sandy Hook at i was detained 2} hours by fog... Experienced srk gales up to lon 45; since, dense fog. 4th inst, 104,49 4 x- ‘a signal's with slip Miranda (it), " Sicumsiip Java (Br Cook, Liverpoot, May 2 ah ‘and Queens. town .Jth, with mdse and 404 passeng: Si'vuwi, a2 PM, ut 46 Sty lon 34. passed. aleamiship Bavaviny bound E; same day, at 4:30 AM, lat 43.90, lon 48 steamslip Rusiln, bound E. Siewmsiup City of Antwep (Br), Leitch, Liverpool May 21, Hait(ax June 2, #14 Boston 7th, with mdse, to Joho G Dal Sceamabip Abgiia Br), Crait, Glasgow via Stoville, May 22, with mdse and 632 passengers, to Henderson Bros.’ June 8 Fat 30 10.5 Jon 4248 W epOkE stearypbip St Fatrick, trom eer for Glasgow ; Sth, tut 45 58, lon 34 02, passed a num- tof and eanahip Westphalia (NG), Schwensen, Hamburg May i and Havre 25th, with mdse and 763 passengers, to Ku hardt & Co. Had heavy W inds the first 7 anys; light, riable winds and weather the remainder of the ‘pi Sage; was detained outside Sandy Hook 16 hours by « dense fog, 4th inst, lat 45 29, lon 48 06, passed two large icebergs. Steamship’ Donatt (Br). Alexander, Rio J rin Babin 17, with coffee to, Bus & Sev: equator May 83, fn lo wigs iat 10 Song 38 We saw bark N-D Frunde (N Boia outh; June 4: at 6040 Ny tong 82 12 W, steamship Suffolk, hence for Jamaica, ‘Stoamanip’ Missouri, Edwards, Havana June 4, ac 1 PM, with mdi assengers, to the Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. ttn inst, nt 10:80 AM, lat 31 14, ton 7H, spoke bark Har: riet Bussey, from — for Boston. ‘Had head winds the en- tire passage, with adense fog from Cape Hatteras to Sandy joo! Steamship Regulator, Pennington, Wilmington, NC, with too Lorillard. Faxita, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse, to Bte: J Lorilia: Ship Great Admiral (of Boston), Jackson, Manilla, March 13, with muse to FBaker. Paswed Cape of Good love April 25, and crossed the equator wor) 17 in lon 83 West; bas been otf the bork ae eg with igh ht easterly airg and [ fog. March 20, Head, sp ke ship 8°G Glover, from Ma. dia for Boston Mtareh ¥8r iat 20 8° ton aw schooner Nellie Tarboz ee tian’), steering 8SB. “Tbe GA out onan Meteor 1), Dorchar, Licata, 50 days, sul ve to Chas Lung & Co, famed Gibraltar Pda oi SA winds and fine w 10, bg nd Bas Psd molaases, to Geo A Philips & Gouin ay 01 «hea ie from NE; sprung ‘Qa inst, tiy but & short time tn ie water; same ato, Bes saw wehip jossou, hence for Ban Franc days, with sugar, to Miller 8 days north or Hatin, hh ih hight wind Bark Albacore ( ln ea Paver a . rt "Bh aon, 13850, 10 aw a large quantity aba Florence Poters (of ite Hooper, Clonfuegos, 19 nd cal B Brown (of Porting). ‘pain, ‘Matanzas, 16 days. with io Maran and mclamed W Loud & Co, Chaso, Talbot’ & Co to Stimpson & with ice to. C A for: Sei I Searle, he eatiaors, for New Londo ‘Tow: ner, tow! on, Been 13 stays if q ig Cigntuegon, $9 * eHaRL ay; LESTON, June 4—Sailed, schr Brilliant (Br), Be- In ‘medias 4th, brig Annite (Si, Cullell, from Maya. wi ee ee Bsa men NS, 18 days, in ballast, | tor luton, June 6—ailed, schr Sarah W Blake, Blake, PURTRESS MONROF, June e rames Beat ‘at His Brains tm «to Station | | Bri crinh Bay, OB, WE dass, | Nor Andean ii Athie By Yeraam, uy teow Gas foe The tuatres have another maniac to answer for, vumiver, tobe ay toa * tiny F Sem, wise fora oager, rte for do; Harry, tet Harry, Sedgey, Melsasas * | Schr Aleora, 1800, Machias, 12 days, with lumber, to dt and aufast Indian one this time. Last nighv | FTalbors Co. ma ebro ‘iar igen, from, Rao Janeiro. for Bat Sohr Walton, Palmer, Richmond, Me, 64a, with ice, to H Orgs Fajardo for dor Aura, Hu ed rom Hu Bohr Union, Leighton, Aditison, 8 days, Wik tumber, to | (from Callao), icra tig Huel! he (treme Kio Janeiro, do. (The D bas been incorreclly reported ar- Passed ont Stir, ein for Havana; barks or, Rio Janeiro: beige Allee dbo, or Calbarien; schra © © Clack, as, Bebr Seeeling Bk co Cherryfield, 12 day#, W's jumber, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Steamabty Dir Pirigo, Johnson, Portland for New York, wis mise, to tain, Bennett; & nation o/a doctor made sitce the oceurrence itis | ett “Sty McDouald, Grand Banks for New pH Brown, Pierco, Hoa the belle(that le was not insane when he entered | York, with apuaaasuneliati (Mu—athiwed, debe » trantien, Pint The |—-Sehra M M Merriman, Babbitt, Ben “oglish, Kelly, NYork. Pye ry ardtwinls soe STON June I~ Arrived, briga Frank Clark, Bar- + Gorham, Pensacola: acura Ringgold, it arbors tod Waples, Faurla, and Teazer, 4 Galseston, Heldorn, Bremen, wi “tiiindetpniadane + “Arrived, scht Ocean Wayo, Bry- Bebr J Ponder, dr, Brown, Gardiner, 10 days, for New York jatihews. Bebr Thos Ellis, Kelly, Dennis for New York. rovidence for New ¥. Bebe Ira Blia Hudson, ork. Terrill, Providence for Ronfout, Behr Annie E eanarh tte Providence for New York. Schr Laurel, Hallock, New Haven for New York. BOUND Rast. Stoamahio Acushnet. Reotor,, New York for New Retford. ner OL. ord Clarendon (Br), Law ew York for Mons Bre Mca Tune ty PM—-Arrived, eee nag teen We New York for St Joh Be eatin 2 labo ce tor NY ork; sane , 0. : Schr T Selsie, Nickerson, Trenton for Portiand, paeaM Baw: 15 Pmt Sobr Alice Oakes, Parson, South Amboy for Gardiner, eo aig, fissotks Novel shugo for NY¥ork; MB ry Wasbiagwfor do; Joum Mt Brooimalle doiniamn for Philadeiphia Move & Bow Amanda Powers, Rovinsori, Bangofions, Rerves, Richmond. Me, tor do; Sojf do. M for, Charleston, Hy Sehr J J Baldwin, Day, tebe Amboy for Bridgeport. Bohr JD Buckalow, Keb ins, Amboy for Norwich, Rehr Geo F Brown, Gedney: Ellzaheunport for iridgeport. Bene Chartes, Rodseiat, Elizabethpor tor Prowidoisee Seur Vermilion, Dickerson, Lilzabethport. for ‘New Bed- bes ton. Rockport, lameson, Jame- ‘or! rie & Wille, Vie Mar, Rich, Glow Sor bl an , Blizal bite UT agua Dresden for do; Planter, ot Bene North Peeler ide, Eat. poate abet or for Froid Pe OND arrival ; ‘che North Paci on, igabel for Providence. Sehr Coteatia. ‘Abbott, Elizabeth ‘or Portland. eat BILE, June 5 wared, eche Menaws, Dis pen. Sour Aimer iat fondo for Boston, ewtiLERIDG E, June 5—Arrived, sche Robt Foss « 4. Bohr Mt Juant: Hoboken tor Baler. one QRLEANS, June 3-Arrived, asbr Marcus n , Cardenas. er, Schr Siak Johnson. Hoboken for 8 sorta serie Shutuwest Pass, June 3—Sailed, steamabip Liberty ahi rele United States; barks’ Dryaden, Mercedes, Rilleman, Bartolome, ‘ORD, June 7—Sailed, brig Rolerson, Mayo, Geo'S Jones; Lucy Church, Adame,” Faan: 0; WD Mangam, Chase; Henry Gibbs, Chase ane, and Joho P Collins, Gray, do? J Tru: Sehr terme ul Bi Schr dignal, Golden, New York for Cow Bay. Schr Long ining al Gallagher, New York for Cow Bay. Schr E English, Newell, New York for Bath. Schr Emma Ives, Branscoff, New York for Cow Bay. Schr B L Smith, Bunker, New York for Boston, Schr Mir00, | Kent, New York for Chariestown. Schr Mary Brewer, Mills, New York for Bangor. Schr Emnna, Fitch, New York for Noank, Schr Sami Davis, Brady, New York for Cow B: Schr Margaretta’ Mabee, Gordon, New York Yor Smith- ret. Hoboken for Norwich. phia. PM—Sailed, sebra RH Day Lanfair, ieabetn port La Lebainal, Delay, Providence tor NYork (or Phiiadeiphia,; MH Read, Benson, Warren for Faleaaas "Furniss, Rondout; JM Kisuam,, Tra San ia Jon vera, nil iver, tor NYore: Coraeiia: Kelly, 40 , Rally, 2 Tiverton for do; ‘Elizabeth Mt sinith, ty, Kelly, Fall River for kaa Stran Sehr America, Ingrabam, New York for ——. SAILED. Steamships China, Colorado, Palmyra, and City of Man- chester, Liverpool ; lowa, Glasgow; Tennessee, Charleston, ‘Wind at sunset 8, fed ad dence for Haverstraw; Racer, Howard, do foi Cold Spring; pen Le se art for NYork; sloop Emily, Haydea, Providence for PM—arr be oie M M Merriman, Babbitt, Fall ty) anon 2, 2G Ben) Hinglish, Key, do for New iri 2, ‘lekford for DON, J vane 4 Arrived, ‘sehrs Thames, Rhodes, and deen, Merman, | nde: er HAVEN, Juno t—A\ Arse schrs Lillie, Robinson, Baltimore ; Apollo, Freeman, NYor! PALLADELPHIA, June Be Areived, bark Puloinelli (Italy, Marine Disasters. STEAMSIIP TRIPOLI, from Liverpool, at Boston 7th, which was asbore near Cohasset, his ber forward compartment full of water ; the extent of the damage is not known, but it is thought she is badly stove forward. York; Milton, Trapt elena. acbre Mindore, Higgins, Calais; E aor, Baek HOWARD (Br), Saulnier, at Boston 8th from Turks rrived, scbrs ry Islands, reports got sal aahore on Harding Rock, AM 7th, but York; J ue, Stevens, Newport; Sarah Cla in, Fall River. Barks Memoria (hor, Seivig, Kontgaberg; Paw- nee (Br), Anker, Kingston, 1; brig Cairo (Br), Vance, Wil- mington, NC; sebrs Aboie Dunn, Fountain, V Sharp, Sharp ; Elects ‘alley, Smith, and Rhody Sh Shannon, Dilke, Boston; $ A Boice, Yates, Cambridge; N Holmes, Dixon, oper, F ayaon, Nakticket. June 7—The Meet before reported at the At the Buoy on the Broun, abi | Asttonom, for Bremen. ‘At t At the Shears, uvia, for tof without ies Caaraoneea, fea ice London, arrived at Philadel- h imat leaky, with bowsprit gone, bulwarks and sides having been in collision in the Baat river with achr D Mershon, of Fall River. HAYLE, May 26—The schr Sam Weller. Blake, which ar- rived here to-day from New York, when 60 miles south of the Banks, came into collision with the bark Restless, and car- Hed away cutwater, sibboom, bowsprit, stays, jibs, &c, and stove planks on port PERNAMBUCO, May 1U-The ship Malacca, Dawson, from San Fransieco lor Liverpool, has arrived of bere for pro- visions, with lose of topmasta, yards, and with decks swept; she will proceed ti joon, QoRENSTOWN, May 28—The Highland Mary, from New- Porter New ork, as been towed up, to Cork, to Messrs obinson's dockyard, where she will undergo the necessary repairs. rd; Chas PO! ton, Newark ; [dalto, Davis, NYor PORTSMOUTH, June. SArrived, achrs Henry, Merritt, Ellzavethport; ea Hall, Rondout, 4th, G M Patrick, do; Squire, Fisk, do. BPKOVIDESCH, jiitne 7—Salled, sehrs Ontario, Barber, ore, Hart, NYo ROAWIUCKET June ts ied, bra Tit Young, Barret, hd Frank Maria, Wi N “RICHMOND, Juned—Arcived, ache JB Meyers, Biwood, By ANNAH, June 8—Arrived, steamship Huntsville, NY d— Brig Alice M Putnam, Cronstadt. Glenrat NOT! ti N, June 7—Arrived, schrs Emma B Shaw, eee edeiphia tor Boston, thos full, Brown, Prov dence for New York (ae hese eld, ‘ton tout. jled —Sebr Perii Flea TROTON, NC, June’ B-Atrived: steamabip Bl Cid, York. Clearea— Steamship Fairbanks, N Yo! rk WICKFORD, June 7—Arrivea, schr Milton, Eldrid York. WARREN, June 4—Arrived, sloop Rhode Isiand, Gurney, Hoboken 6 Miscellaneous. Sir MaGwer, at New Bedford from Honolulu, has been chartered to proceed to New York to toad for San Francisco. She haa been thoronghly calked and recoppered in the water line at New Bedford, and will be placed in dock at New York to complete her bottom, LAUNCIED-A very fine schoonsr of 65 tons, called the 'y E Whorf, was launched at Hodgdon’s Mills,’ Boothbay, Sand t- ‘Buo'ie owned by parties in Wellileet ana Boston, Whatemen. ost New Bedford 7th, bark Jas Allen, Soule, from Arctic ewan Cleared at eo 7th, achr Geo J Jones, Earns, of Fairhaven, Atlantic Ocgan (an sailed). RN peer) at 8t Helena April 24, bark Java, Manter, NB, 26) is sp oll. Arrived at do April 31, schr Roswell King, Church, NL, from Desolation. —Sarled, sehr Elizabeth & » Childs, NYork. Bark Cape Horn Pleson, Hazard, of Dartmouth, was at poms d ti Bess Se wea April 2 wis 300 bl weap So an! 80 do wh oll. Died. Bark Mermaid, Hi Westport, was at Albany, NH, ai Maroh 10, with ngs oll. Grirvix.—At Whitestone, L. 1, on Wednesday, Spoken—Ky bark Ospray, at St Helena April2t, brig Myra, | yune 4, CHARLES H. GulPrtx, aged 45 years Babcock, SH, 10) May 4, lat 717 8 ion 38.32, bark Roscoe, Macomber, NB, bound home, with 1380 bbls sp ofl on board, and cutting tn (wo smali whales. t Whitestone, on Fri- Trains leave Hunt- k. Friends of the ‘Yhe Luneral will take plac day morning, at eleven o'clock. @r’s Point al nine and tea o'e.« Spoken. family are mvitedl to atvend the funeral, thr, Artisan, Smith, from New Orleans for Bremen, May MITCHELL.—Ou Weduesday, Jy 5, HaTTiB LoU- nos 88, lon ISA MITCHELL, f 2 years and 5 day utp Monta, Moore, from Calcutta for Boston, March 22, ‘The funeral take place on F vay atternoon, Bs 1tO8 Ec. soe, from New York for San Prancison, | 3¢ b¥.9.0'si0cK, from the residence of her grandfather, 1 ancl i May 6 lat 2456 8, lon 3804 |B. Travis, 308 West Fourth street. Kelhtives an friends are respectfully uvited to attend without further notice. [For otner Deatha See Bighth Page.) Bark Ward Jackson (reported American), 7 days from Pert for Nantes, April 6, lat 1610.8, lon 24 4 Bark Frederick Scalla’ (NG), Waack. from Bordeany for New York, May 22, lat 48, lon 2, Hark Maria Topazi (reported American), steering SE, May 15, lat 41, lon 6, Stafford’s Iron and Sulphur Powders tnvigorate the vody and partly the bioo A Universal Sarprise.—Nol 7, Believed, & fore the sotrodustion of PHALON'S VI rea hie TION FOK JHE HAIR, in the posaidility of for reviving the aatural color of iT parent the atmosphere, and body believes it now. The oid the Vit lia is admitted to be & pe: Foreign Ports. ‘Cee May 25—Arrved, Catharina, Heitmann, Bos- ALICANTE, May 23--Arrived, Aabine, Blix, NYork. Butstow (Pill, May 28—Arrived, Nile, Worden, Savan- nah. , May 27—Sailed, Sirene, NYork. BRITONFE! ghterasr, May 27—Arrived, Grace Darling, McCartney, iasgow. urst, June 8—Arrived, steamship Lafayette, Roussan, NYork (May 38) for Havre ‘and proceeded). BEROEN, May 20—Cleared, Galathoa, Peterson, America. BrouwFusttaven, May 25—Arrived, Queen of the Fleet, MeLeou, NYork BORDEAUX, May 25—Arrivea, Blue Nose, Relic, NYork. tn Pauillac Roads 24th, Missourl, Lang, for NYork. Sailed (rom Royan 24th, Gustave, Picata, San Francisco. Buenos Avis, April 1)—Sailed, Evelyn, Jenkins, New CARDIFY, May 28 Arrived, Union, Austin, Havre, Suited 27th, Villa Franca, Williams, N¥on y hale, A.—Espenscheid, Hat 118 pas just introduced ‘assinere, the summer style for gen legant Hat, Go to A.—For a Stylish and turer, No. 118 ESPENSCHEID'S, Manuf & riew, Hum- phrey, Callao; 28th, Persia, Doane, New N Ghoared 26th; Loreto Fish, Watts; and Syivanue Blanchard, | ¥ Meady, Rio Janelro. NNN Ent out 28th, Tobasco, Brilliant, for Galveston; Lelia M | NNN Long, Lewte, Brunwwiek, Ga. NNN STANT, May 22--Arrived, Mary Pratt, Kilburn, New | NNN Orleans Suawpline Martin, Mekett, and Proteus, Chipman, | NAW ‘ort NNN Capiz, May 23—Arrived, Amy A Lane, Carver, NYork; | NNN NNNN ¥ ers Maui tee, Cariton, do. “LEONARD. 8. wauLou's: “NEW YOKE" SHIRTS, , Jas A Borland, Baker, Philadelphia, to order, of New York Mills musiin and fine linen ‘A, June 6—Arrived, ship Kearsarge, Symonds, a bo Ons, }, &e., at gH per dozen, “HAND MADE ” Send pa aren ho'g measurement blank to ill up. Sent free Send your orders direct to me. The “NEW YOKE” SHIRY is not sold in the stores; ail offered for saio are coun- terfelts, and not my make. No'goods are genuive unless my autograph is on the shirt and written sigoature on the box. “Be ihatiing me the ett measures I can sa‘ely guar: antes you perfoct uiting shirt Liverpool CUARLOTTETOWN, PEI, May 24—Arrived, bark Lelia Al- ice, Mclne, London ; brig Arabian, Salmond, Plymouth, E. Cleared 3th, brigs Sappho. James, Bristo: Channel ; Maud, Davis, Plymouth; Sist, ship New Dominion, Kickham, Liver: , May 27--Arrived, Sarah A Staples, Staples, Buenos Ayres for Antwerp (and proceeded. L.SINOKE,May Arrived, Henry, Blair, NY: FAaLMouri, May 97 ie Marla, Liodabl, {roi Savannah pd, brig. Macy 3 Wi Wilbur (Br), Mun- der joiut to the other. tiader the armpics. inooln (E ay, Boston; t— 4 GENOA, Hay yea , Bgeria, Starrett, New Orleans. Bosom——Do you want studs, eyeiets or buttons? Ha AYER Moy: ved, Sam Weller, Blake, NYork. ‘Shirt length State a plaits in bosom, nen ay 25—Arn Profe fessor Cantzler, Egget Sleeve! engi from centre of back ‘oa knuckles. Boston. a amet Hawecns, May 25-Arrived, Saxonin © Hebich, NYork ; John Sydney, Bart! Nao. aliod 268; Avia, Sigclitoann, Philadelphia. Sailed from ape ae America (8), Buasins, ‘York. HAVRY, May 25—Clearel, Investigator, Carver, Cardi and United Bice, Salted 28t, Uaion, Aystio, Cardi’ and United states; Sa, bina, Pay: parhlgo, = Havan ‘Ay "June Arrived, steamship Morro Custie, Ad- ee ands, Hens ety, any part of the rad Pnited Hiate s by express in tive pieces Saw receipt of order, ‘he express agent wil! allow you to ¢ramine the goods be: fore paying (or them, and if not perfectiy satisfactory you need not take then LEONARD 8. BALLOU, Ageat Inventor of the \ el Weg Shirt, BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Arrt od do 7th, steamship City of Merida, NYork for Vera Cruz, HALIVAS, June 7—Arrived, steamship Alpha, from st Thomas and Bermuda Satied éth, bark chanter (Hr), for Dublin, , bark Gustavus, from the Live Root, May 21—-Arrived, Florence Chipman, Jones, Mobile; Messenger, Pritchard, angor; Marian, Armstrong; Pensacola; Lakemba, Brown, New Haven, Ct; Rothesay, Hall, Gloucester, Muss; Virginia («', Andrews, Ni ork. Cleared 25th, ‘Jas A’ Wright. Morse, Bordbay; Valetta, anit San Francisco; Coromandel, Chapman, ia; 27h, Austria, Delano, Boston; British Lion, Calliope, Dexter, and Kxcelaior, Bowers, NYork Cornwallis, Allen, Vortiand; Rose Brae, Brimage, Rich: mond, Va, Sailed 36th, Tropic Bird, Letteney, Philadetpnia; 271, St Joseph, Marshall, San Francisco, ; Gen Shipley, Merriman, Montevideo via Ent out. 26th, A.—Herring’s Paent © MPION 8A i wh ad ner Murray strsat. Sele 35 ith, Lahaye. and Jas Foster, Jr, Hat- ton, for N York 37th, Giiy of Dublin (a), eynoe de. Lonvox, May 26--Arrived, ‘v aldo, Pressy, Sagua: Aminta, Meyier, NYork’ Sih, Jono ‘o' Gaunt, Dontarrand Ravens’ bourne, Cooper, do;'Pensacnia, Gibson, Calino Cleare iu Robena, Mudgett, N York A.—Boots and reduced prices, of Every Variety €, C, RICHMOND, 5738 Broadway, srican Waltham Watches.—The Best and Pe bin made, For sale by FULLER & CO, % Joho street, New York. Ent ont 27th, Rosm Binse, for Fall River, Mass; August, Lonnies, Newport, Ri Coniidence, Fatterroh, N York LAMLASH, May 4 Sajied, Rosedale, Greig, San Francisco. Gut FOYLE, May 2§—Arrived, Dacian (3), Laird, Glas: gow (and proceeded to NYork) MoNTEVEDKO, April 19—Arrived, Europa, Blobm, NYork; Banquero, Robinson, Pensacola Rewroiey, May 28-—Saiied, Vitgioia, Parker, New Orleans. Cloared 26th, Empress, Mathias, Savanna’ NEWOASTR. May 2. ;jEntout, Foxglove, Rnott, for NYork; Atlas, New London, Pemanra Dock, ‘May 2—Sailed, J Lorentzen, Sorensen, WD, May 22—Off, Clara, Probst, from NYork for ya ProwftanGue, May 17—Sailed previous, bark Aauie W Weston, Weston, San Francisco. Co STOWN, Juoe 7- Arrived, steamship Batavia, Le In port Yarmouth, Raymond, for New A Sewing Machine, $25 to $45—817 Broad. way. Can be converted into a band machine jastantly, Ware ranted, Aw—For Rew oring the Original cat 1 of the HATE, DISPERSING DANDRUEE AND OL GTHE SCALP, RESTORER AMERI s WITHOUT AN LQdak A.—For a Stylish and Elegant Hat Cail ov DOUGAN, Lz eet, corner of Ang, _ALorin Brook & Sons? Boots and Shoes. gat variety Summer Shoes, at popular prices. 435 Broad way, four doors above Howard street. Formerly on the corner, Batchelor’s H Dye—The Best iu tho world. “The only perfect dye; harmless, reliad!e, ‘neiaata- neous. Factory 1 Bond street Cristadoro’s Unrivalled Hair D And applied at bis wig aad acalp (actory, No.6 A i Ha ft 98) for Liverpool (and proceede. ‘SHrRLbs, May as a tre a7 ie Arvived, Palo Alto, Jenney, Cardenas, AUDANS. May 27 Oth Witch of te Wave, from Saran nah for Loassa. Sr Joun, NB, June 4 Cleared, Bennington, Sher- man (not Stover), Liverpool ; Abrasiols (Bry, Christian, do WJ Hatéeld (Br). Murphy, Dublin; bark Fanny Atkinson con ‘Atkinson, Londonderry; scbr' Elia Brown, Robinson, Gravel—Gravel.—Constituth certain cure for it. Depot, 45 Clif stre a Hecker’s Farina. ie ile Tn the summer season there is no healthier, 9° more palate than HECKER’s FARINA, It 1s llgty a4 ‘and for puddings or jellies aS uurivalled: Water ts ON, May 23-—Saried, } Mataure, Watts, San Francieco, VEMUNDB, May 24-Saited, Flirt, Crow: TureeTe, May B8—Arrived, Jehu, Crowell, Ba 2th, Rosalto, Jaccarino, NYork. TantTt, April 22—In port brigs Fire Fly, Chapman, and Nautilus, ‘Turner, for San Francisco, American Ports, BOSTON, June 7—Arrived, steamship Tripoli (Br), More- land, ulverpool via Queegsiown, pleated Bark Law is T Stocker, Bibver, Matanzas: rien ih Kock, Aspinwall; Marla WI Heeler, “Gale ste re A T Cohn, Springer, Alerandria; Cittord (Br, N¥ork to load for J ainal Ss Arive, bark Howard (Br), Saulnier, Turks Islands BALTIMORE, June 7—Arrived, Meamships Geo Appold, Howes, Boston; Wm Woodward, Young, N Cloared—Schrs Jane Loulsa (Br), Mi Munro, West Indies; Sa- +» 37 Park Now, New York, Pubitenors Sst’ ‘ANERICAN.—Paients obtained in the United States and at! foreign coun tries. Rhenwatiyny Scrofin &u—Extraordinary cures by HYATI"S LIFE BALSAM. Bee Tenth page. (see ° snbers of ‘the Can't teteAway Clubs oe elec ate to leave the city this season for anytof the various fashionable Eten ser done dig id berg 4 [4 r better tan, ney have al pu ena faahior indee oot Ata Of KNOX, the Hatter 2d Broadway, fatiide Bj schr or ANU! June 6—Arrived, i Fannie Butler, Means, rah Louisa, Patterso Fenton Be cated Bark Steet of ae Bae brige Alice, ‘atten and H Whittier, Per- ppy. The other batters surren Enzadethport; achra Julia Rich, Kine, dos