The New York Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1871, Page 10

“EUROPE, The Positions of the Ccntend- nena te be ing Forces Outside Paris, week VISIT TO DOMBROWSKI'S HEADQUARTERS, Marshalj MacMahon’s Plan for Breo’x- * ing Into Paris. STORMING THE BARRICADES. Dreadful Suffering of Women, and Children. fmvaie ent VG AND THD RIGHT OF _ “NHW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY,’ MAY. 4 "1871. TRIPLE, are ? aot eA rae ins ae Just as aften fis ¥ 00 take It, 4nd one ca are of conquering positions ay there can be in shi = hrs ire quartars Pie Schaar ieee Fr logic barric ‘ones placed there, ‘umacat All pationaliis who reside at Paris ave Gone as they did during the slege—placed their national colors - severai or the type churches are closed, and me ag not in prison have left the city, von e Rue # aC lion more re the d aren St. Roch is hermetically sealed, and some mechantd ooame wrote on the door, “Closed on account of poor trade,” On some other churches similar ones Jwere placed, as, 5 Tee for redemption, therefore “the church 13 THE COLUMN VENDOME and its demohtion are subjects of discussion by the Commune and the entire population, The firs: idea was to demolish it; the second te make medals of it and give them to the wiiows and orphans of those who feli defending the Commune... The entire press ‘were op; to this. They said, remove the statue of Napoleon i. that ts on it and let the column stand, The column was not erected simply tocommemorate the successes of Napoleon 1, but the success of the Frenon soldiers, and the bronze bas-relleis thereot 00, Were cast ont of 1,200 pieces of Russian and Al tian ~camnon captured by the French, and now adorn the column to represent their victories. ‘The statue remove, but let this glorious monument, that was purchased at a cost of a milion and a halt of francs and a priceless lot of human biood—let it stand. ‘The latest news concerning it is it will be de- “She Sreaty of Pavis she the | cided when the Commune is vietorious. British Parliament. { ‘The steamships City of Washington, Cay tain Jones, ‘and the Java, Captain Martyn, arrived at this port ye@erday, with four days later mall Jyices from Europe. If we may eredit the Levant 7imes, there is @ talk +f a Conference being neid at Consta tinople, at the Instance of Lhe Porte, to take inte-co asideration the ‘state of affairs in Boumama, The Puris correspondent of tWwe London Times ways upwards of cigkty priests are shut up in the prison of the Conciergerie, AN ‘ae members of the Community of Christian Brothars under thirty years ofage are ¢o be moorporagedan the marching bat- ‘@alions of the National Guard, The maritime arsenal at Kiel is to be considerably enlarged, after the modelsof ‘that of La Spezzia, the Ttaltan Minister having ‘provided the Prussian gov- ernment wth drawings+of thre latter. The London Glove Says:—it is rumored that the Rovernment will propese,-as their remedy for Rib bonism, that in cases ef offences committed by mem- bers of 4be Ribbon Society the prisoners shall be iried uythree jedges, without a jury. ‘Two tone of the Italian press is very hostile against whe Engitsh deputation who presented the address of the English Roman Catholics to the Pope. It has wiven rise to an angry discussion ata meeting of Ministers, who have yesolved, however, not to take @iplomatic notice of this matter, FRANCE. A Visit to the Bronut—Vombrowsk?s Hond- quarters—Shet end Shel—torming a Bars ricade ut Neuilky~—Tie Position of the Con- tending Forces—Horrible Suderings of Woe men and Children—The Closed Churches— The Luhabitamts Fiyisg from Paris—The Americans in the Capiial. Paris, April 19, 1871. 1 took a stroll through Nenilly to-Gay. Stroll may pot be quite the’ word; and if you mean by that Walking leisurely. through the streets with your ‘ands in your pocket and a cigar in your mouth sur- veying leisurely, with a coul aud discriminating eye, the various objecis of interest which may sur- round you, it certainly docs not quite express Bhe idea. On. the contrary, it was a very hur- ried sort of promenade; {ull of sudden starts nd guick halts; of dodging around corners, fushing madly across open streets and wlding stealthily along stone wails; of peering afound houses and throwing oneself fat in the @ustor the mad, as the case might be, which can @eurcely be considered as forming a n&tural part of antordinary quiet stroll. Going OUT AT THE BINOT GATE 2 went, in company of an oMicer of Dombrowskr's stan% up the Boulevard Binot to the Boulevard Joke tmann, where for the moment were the nead- quar, €rs.of the Commune in Neuilly. As soon as weca we into the Boulevard Inkermann q WE BALLS COMMENCED WHISTLING BY US and we ‘ Cook to the wall until we got to Ne. 15, ‘where, tm a large yard, is a house with the red cross fi, "mg over it. Here were two or three ‘wounded -one of wnom had received a ball, just causing a \ flesh wound, where he sits down. He evidently ( oueldered it a bad joke, and passed the time waiti % to be taken to Paris in aiternately ursing the Prussians of Versailles and laughing at ais own ridic Wows situation. TEIB RAIN OF SHOT. Beveral solu Versom duty were lying about, some wesiecp, some cowking their soup. Bullers qwere falling ‘arownd or striking the walls with a light, ulcx-thud. Some of them Produced a ali LG ¢ crashing sound, and the wojdiers said they W ‘ere,expiosive bullets. By observ- Ing,closely, however,+1 \made oat that this sound ‘was caused by the b.wlle ts striking the thin boards of outhouses or gianc:'Dg, Against the tiles of a roof, ‘We passed through tiis‘ga raen and several others, andi last arrived by nan, y Sinuous turnings AT DOMBKOWSKi7S DEADQUARTEXS. They were just moving*ou't. An obus had fallen Anto the Generai’s bedeha: wo.2 the night before, and -weveral more that had fa:‘IeL' in the neighborhood (proved conclusively that th @€ omy knew almost to ‘certainty where they wer.e. They were therefor at their quarters to a Position, If not less ex- at least for the prese: Wi less known, We did stay bere long. Bei é me FIGHT Was ¢ 10.ING, ON with great bitterness two si teets further to the and surging bac wards ¢ Aid forwards and might at apy rooment envelop & ‘ The rattle of the ehassepots and the crusi of the y mitrailicuse were wlmost incessant, and we learned ‘hat she barricade in.the Rue Bergiise had been ava “oned in w panic Dy dts desenders, owing to the dis, wsitlons taken too rey by Colonel Ruhurt to secure ‘BD case Of need he retreat. home vfyhe soldiers wi ‘Woer relative to retifiug in certan & coulingencies aie? it for granied that they » re to do so 4 Yon the spot apd did so precipitate WF. Others fol am ved, aad the troops of Versailles, apne ag this mo Vemkent, opened a well directeu fi, © pen tuem, and, \ acval got possession of W barricade, ne whic U was armed 5 ith four canons. STORMING A BARIMCAUE. 9 1 1 Yeowski afterwards ordered thet Pi ot wed, Which Was done. Butit we * found to be unter: Wbic, and Lucy again retired, c. Wrybg on one gun, , Jeaving the other three, which pte this qmoment ; We Jn possession of neither part about - Gove “ito Wi fn order \? By them. gor wina @oorway th. Vi hat beeu breached by a shell in order 2o avold the contact of an ynusual nomber of those littic _messer Gers Mhat were hurrying by, 1 he vila wound as of , Whbbulg apparertdy bencat ‘me, a wt fade bold to «tater, a ling nor lard to do, althe ¥ the door was s: 7pposed to be shué and fastened. | ‘he Foom on the grvund Quer was jy the greatest aus %- der, and the far. titure, Mich ovider ‘tly belonged to ‘a , un e! e wildes Jamily in humble circumstances, wa 3 tu the w confusion, Bits of clay and mortar | Were scattered ever the floor, aid one corner of f,"¢ house was minost knocked ov. Finding my way ‘0 the cellar and, there I saw a wom 8b trylag to ify two crying children, and crying h etself more Bhan they. ‘he shell in question had c 'me in the day before, and they had not le, ft the for a moment since, "having pas sed the tin it, and were Btill afraid to 9 out get pany td eat or to seek @ 9 asy- elsewhere. [consoled them with the asa ‘Tance ‘that ebells were like tightuing—that they never ‘trike wwice in the Bame Dlact, Gud that they were, Fore, perfectly sale. It was rater cold conn) however; the more so asit was not by any mes she go out on tle strect, aud they would t “ I peered down, to stay within doors for the present at TE Mest ine riBk of betug overtaken by a bulletin hey went out io procure anything to eat, even ? in Tapa money fo got anything with, Which seemed more than douhttal, Her husband, she dj, was gway in Whe south of France, at work, but Patsad noe heard from him for weeks, 4 MELANOHOLY Say cles Ww 0 Gunk that tere Uta s h dikepes i Nevdlly, Courbevole and Asniéres in just the same stiuatign, you may torm some idea of the Foyt whieh (hia fratricidal war is ental upon ihaultants of fhe villages where tt ls raging. Y XHE CONTENDING FORCES, {a house in. the Bonte- ox POSITIONS Fr) ys ubing up to rr , vara Binot we werd cuabled to make out clearly by the firing the posit ioe of the contending forces. From Valcrien to Asuiaves €Xtonds a circular ridge following carly thes of the Seige and vourse Hot jar distant from st. This riage, 1d oved- “i the whole distan the Versaitfes troops, Meir left in, reailng pea Valénen, their centre on the ca y y\y, alarge and strong Building Overlook and the right upon Wie chateau of Bevor f Asin res, forming $HUS a position Which the Partaaak Will Bu id it im- DOPSILIe to uke, CVEN Wita lhe hivip dy Mie RUMLOAts, \g overheard the } e THE EXODUS FROM PARIS. ‘The exodus from Paris continues on a very large scale. Some of the journala last week epee the number of emigrants during several days at the rate of fifty thousand per diem. Ido not consider that figure at all exaggerated, though, of course, tie exodus vas only so extensive on days when, from some cause or other, the panic wus at its height, Nor do the fugitives belong to one par- ticuiar-class; that 1s to say, they are not confined to What is termed the uppe® ten; on the contrary, tne bourgeosie, as well as the poorer people, are alike eager on effecting an exit. any of the latter have friends in the iminediate neighborhood of the me- tropolis, and they see no reason for remaining in Paris, It 1s impossible for them to earn a living; in fact, they are worse off than during the siege of the Prussians. Provisions are getting scarce, and con- sequently obtainable only at extravagant rates, ‘The country people refuse to come to market, aa the few entering Paris are unwilling to accord credit to dealers and grocers. ‘The latter, iu heir turn, demand cash from customers. LIST OF AMERICANS REMAINING IN PARIS. Below I send you a list (nearly complete) of those Americans who will remain during the second siege. They are pane provisions and will stay here and guard their business int@rests ‘and prd- periy. Some members of the Legation will attend to their protection, aud General Cluseret has assured our Minister that no American citizen shall suffer fromany — of the civil war which may occur:—- Mrs. EK. Hester, New- Orleans; c i. Carter, New York; J. H. Fianner, North Carolina; C. J. Rilitet and G. B. McFarland, New York; J. M. Durand and family, Chicago; J. M. Abrams, New Orleans; Dr. Allen, Philadelphia; G. 0. Boylan, Cincinnau; Major Aircucock, Vermont; Mrs. Durand and Miss duila Durand, New Orlean: iiss Kate Cameron, Chicago; Miss Marion Nash, Boston; S. F. Latorge and A. G. Ward, New York; H. C. White, Hartiord; Heury Harisse, New York; . A. Norcom, Caiifor= Miss Helen McGrieg, Portland; Gilead Piet, . L. Whittaker, New Orleans; Ed, De Forrest, and General J. Met dith Read and family, United states Co) coe New York; W. H. Paine, United States; Mra. J. G, eonge and ‘family, Mrs. F. H. Hamilton, Mra, E,W. Faxton, James A, Bain and Charles Gunther, New Yo «; Mrs. Meslier, Alabama; Dr. Goou, United stares; J. M. Smitu, Detroit; W. H. ones ton, United States; Parker Deacon, Boston; My J ati+ mer "Tompkins and Mies C. Tompkins, jaltimore; Mra. J. H. Denning aud a New York; Miss E, J. Gardner, Boston; lorrill, United States; Howard Helmick, Paliadel phils H. ©. Stetson, New York; Mrs. Schiicker and family, Balttmore; W. P. ridge and family, Boston; J. P. Beck, San ir ancis- co; 0. 'T. Gienn, New York; - Keene, aay fleld, Mass. ; Rentlinger, eg York; G. T. Richards and family, United States; F. B. higgs, New York; W. B. bowies and famuy, New York; Colonel Me- Kean, United States; W. C. Dreyer, Baltimore: Alex- ander Chaimera, New York; Dr. Johnson and famuly, Untted States: Eugene Winthrop, New York; C. Moulton, New York; Sutherland Leeds, New Orlean: F. Worden, New York; F. May, New York; J. Kar- Tick Riggs, New York; J. Nelson Low, New York; S. Engler, United States: Dr. Burridge, Mr. Schneider, Gratiot. Washbourne, J. McKee, Wiliam Scott. Mr. Brown, Mr, Cutting. The Investment of Paris=Marshal Mac- Mahon’s P' Marshal MacMahon, like General ‘Nochu, has “a plan.’’ The difference between the schemes of the two commanders is that Trochu’s was a plan for breaking out of Paris, while MacMahon’s Is one for breaking Into the city. Letters from Versailles are fuli of tue ex-tinperial. Marshal’s plan, and this is What the Times’ correspondent says about it:— T believe in a vigorous blow, and Iam assured, in fact, that thie is the determination at which the politicians rl generals of Versailles bave arrived. In order to make t fort more rapid, less rd ‘urresisttoie,” an attack wont be the Commune, would be forced 16 themselves Scattering, and there would be a certain chance of ciering ily at three points out of four. Two the koe chosen would be the gate of St. Ouen to the west and the gaie of Charenton to the est. These two points being opposite the rignt bank of the Seine, still occupied by the Germans, and the encinte of that side ‘not being re-armed, would suffice to destroy the drawbridges, to force the ates by means of cannon, in order to seize pon the two great arteries at the two extremities of the city; & breach might be made fn tbe bastion from ite to giacis, without the besieged being able to re Tan government would put no obstacle fn th a of this two-fuld enterprise, and would willingly allow the army of the legal government of France to pass beyond the limit Of the neutral zone. Jt will be understood why it wonid be use/ul to throw two bridges over the Scine—ong at Asnieres, other in the neighborhood of St. Onep. On the Charenton trance would be still euster, and on both sides {t the advantage of placing two bodies of troops in re of the Insurrection. Vincennes, which is up- powerless to prevent the French army from pass. it would be obliged besides to remain slient in Jront fort of Charenton, the Germann. ha Setoferond: thats. garavco, te\ wre an 10, toe eter tn on the left ba It is; no doubt, with a view to this double attack that a coneiderabie body of French troops have been marsed on the veninsula of Gennevilifers on one side, in Chotsy-leRoi and the environs on the other. A third attack would be made in {front at the Maillot gate. Itis, therefore, Important for the jroops of the Assemoly to Hold the bridge of Neuilly. NO doubt a belage of boats wil be thrown iso to the Taland of La Granve Jattc, in order that a comme may enter at the sams » des Ternes, or at any rate make a breach the Bineau gate, as I atready hinted in preceding fetter, Vhis attack ‘on the Maiuot gate, belog more diiiewit than the other two, wonid be made first, of the pian woud only be put. in and the evemie his attack in front was suficientiy iecesa no longer doubtful, But there 18 a fourth attack more unexpected than the preceding Ones, and. in all likelihood, woula be the most rapidly ellectea, rament of Vereallies bas sent a cortain number of and @oating batteries np the seine. ‘Their m! 8 to ascend the river by the Point au Jour as the Hotel de Vile, sweeping away the federais they advance, Arrived at their des- fination they would easily silence the batter which surround the Paince of the Commune, os they could reach them with their fire without being wed. theme Janding some companies, the then, taki would ie the three great attack ing coinm the same point, wold place th ween two fires, and drive them back before stood that in order to execnte in all its details m preparations world t to be went for and to pass over the Asnieres had to Le taken, considerable forces had to be accuimulated on the peninsula of Genneviliers, and within reach of Charenton. Ail this Seema to be accomplished now, and it is possible the Commune has only a few Gays longer Ww live. ENGLAND. Privateering and the Rightof Search at Sea— ‘Lhe Discussion on the Subject in the Englis! House of Commons—Tue Treaty of Paris Worthless—Disraeli is Favor of Abrogating the Deciaration of Paris. In the House of Commons of the British Parlia- ment on the 2ist ult, the subject of privateering dnd the right of search at sea was taken up and dis- cussed at some Jength. The following 13 a résumé of the debate as it oecurred:— On the order for going into Committee of Supply Mr, ©. Beutinck called attention to the Declaration of Paris (1556), and meved “that the maintenance ol € rights being essential 10 the power, rusperiiy a mdependence of the empire, this Ydonse ts of opinion tat her Majesty's government whould saga withdraw from the arlcles of the jan leng:hy British mar Declaration of Paris, 1856, which are numbered re- spectively | and 2, and which are expreased in tue tenes followin 1. Privateermg i8 and remains abohswed. The neutr flag covers enemy's goods, Wi the exceytion of contraband of war?’ The honorable gentleman objected to the Declaration on the ground that Mt owas in reaiity no treaty at all, and hed been iiegal from the first, If it were contended thac Jt had become binding by Japse of time and that Jre adaption had made it legai, his answer was that if entered into for the advantage of the miaritlae Powers; that the United States had con- stantiy velused tq be bound by its provisions; that , ‘ussia haa shown her hoy tog Of treaty stipula- th "8 in @ recent remarkeble instance, and tat Fre bee was it such a situation as to aford us an op wlunity to Withdraw from the Deciyration so far Prat vas concerned, while we had no guarantee | deg ~, hen she recovered her position among the great Py "Wers she would ve bound by the Declara- c von secon Jing the resolution, Mr. Serjeant @rs0N condemned “He declaration of Paris as a grevio national bluu “er, the commission ef which was re- ceived with a"2rill of amazement from one end of the country ty’ the other, It was, he thought, much to be depicted thata statesman #o eminent as Lord Crarenaen' should have put his hand to sucht a document, He protested agat pycnane this clement of our "atonal strength, and he heid seatergars tate es store the of cs Sento ree tates a3 that would be to the bad exr, of Rus. witl to the neutralizatior, of the Black though he admitted that the sulyject areas | aaa ion of for some clroumstances Ge lar, lon be fi tageous Le de disadvantageous. He suggested, there terete the government should appea,'to the other ow ies to the arr, or Powers t, with the Ob- Ject of revi ig and ‘modify ite Bir R. Patwen did not ‘ink we ought to secede from the declaration unle,ss with the consent of the whole of the parties to i'¢; and, as tothe review of e ana suse ater by the last er, ae mye) othing Would be ess beco! e position 01 the algalty of Eu lars than to make o cauplaint to other natzo} that we who hi pelves Low repente Of it; that it Us arm, and tha!s we should m ff Would releas 4 us from it, ig hoped, Meet Bee hat no such vai ‘ould ever entertained by this country. jad never felt any alarm at the declaration, tor in the event of a maritime war our merchant yessels would no doubt arm and oa Mir. S. Cave admitted that if the protection ni lg Were secured by the declaration 1t would be an important ‘consideration in its favor, bat dented that this was 80, inasmuch as ror who were ‘war was excepted from its provision hg cargo Was contraband or not ora ‘ined without exercising the rig) ct was that we had got a mae ey ¢ Foreign Enlistment hat our tion had not been improved by the Poort ct of last ses- sion, and that by the Declaration of Paris we were committed to something which was likely to prove Most disastrous to the country. The ATTORNEY GENERAL pronounced the declara- tion a falr concession to the public opinion of Eu- rope, and held that, having entered into it, we could not repudiate it without the sanction @ the other Powers, This, he fancied, there was little proba- bility of obtaining. Mr. DISRAELI pointed out that the sitting of the late Confereuve in London presented a golden op- portunity for considering the propriety of modifying or even abrogaung the fteclarations tn Lia opinion it was @ most impolitic step, because it tended to cripple the power of the country, and because its evil effects, though at present incalcula- ble, might hereafter be of a deplorable nature. He had never treated the declaration as an idie docu- ment, because he regarded it as having the moral effect of a treaty from the responsibility of which we could not divest ourselves unless in a formal and satisfactory manner to ourselves and to all con- cerned. It was impossible thyt the declaration could be upheld, and, sooner or later, we would have to release ourselves from its fatal trammels in a regu- lar manner, and in a manner that would be ap- provea of by the public law and sentiment of urope. Mr. GLADSTONE defended the Geniaraion: as justi- fled by the fact that, until it was agreed to between the Powers, England had been oetaieiaty isolated from the rest of the civilized world. The late Con- ference had met upon the neutralization of the Black Sea, and it would not have been a wise policy of her Majesty’s government to have enlarged the issue then raised. It was never intended that the whole of the Treaty of 1856 should be thrown open for dis- cussion; and he argued that it would have been a Seas 23. alee sort Haraae Ae ee ie Hi been 6 days norka of Hatteras, wiih light wis cor assed Tip), Pole, oat Mah ath yore trait, $0 Bar ee ran. it winds Pi ee is area ad Zrsemun, st dane Sone Tees ee finds with stp ship vaca dari ry FE From Piledeipnis for Ponce, Uatbarien 14 via Dela- meiado to D Knowlton & Co maser wn, Sed Webb, Baracoa, 6 mt t0.J, rp oh veousl to By We Wenverg. a fe’ weather,” Left to ‘port sebr Hani New ae tf ee ‘Scor Hfyue, Cloner Fenmcsla 90 days, with lumber to W x Beek mouere. Richmond, — SS Morir car Curtla, avin Sch ia, Curt irgioia, Behr Bi ote, Van ea ‘Virginia. Sehr E Schr Rhoda Holmes, Schr Walter Palmer, Ci Schr J M Richarde, rvi ~~ Harriet Thomas, chr AM Aldridge, Fisher, Gechgetown, DO, f0 ‘Schr Minnfe Kinne, Parson: Balimoret foe New Haverty ‘ur M E Gildersiceve, Rollins, Schr A Tirrell; Atwood, Philadeipata for Boston. ai The bark © V Minott, from Cardenas, which, arrive inst, 1p consigned to PV King: & Gos yeesel tod W Elwell & Go." Reports’ was O days ‘north of Hattoras with ligt winds f Gloucester), Malado, ny apple, to Jos 5 Naame and calms. Passed Throngh Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. - carer Star, arian, Wisdaor, NS, for New York, with plaster to Weitheriteld & HY Crandall (Br), a New ith plaster to Cran: Bertaux & Sehr Eilge B Bards Price, Pictou, NS, for [hes ‘York, with lumber to Jobp Boynton's Son & Co. Schr Ocean Belle, Branscomb, St Jobn, NB, for New York, one Brereyy Hogan, Calais for New York, with lumber to cht E Flower, Dickinson, Portland for New York. posit Martha, § Suntth, Baugor for New York, with lumber t0 O'Nash, Growler, Addison for New York, with tim has Oa Crawlis hes Coke it Pacific, Ginn, Rockland for New York, with lime to Ban M8 Shiota, Waite, Franklin for New York, with tim- 10 ba Raven's Wing, York, Cape Ann for New York, with stone to Cadet & Co. Schr Alamo, eantords Machias for New York, with lumber to Sullivan & ( Ann for New York, Schr Sarab, ‘Cobb, Cay Sour Warren ‘Blake, Meservey, Vineyard ‘Haven for New Winer, NS NB, a days, for dal most unwise to force Europe to dp so and begin de novo the construction of a system of international obligations in che East ‘The motion was eventually withdrawa, FIRES, Destruction of a Stone Factery at Bridge- port, Conn. BrtwoEronrs, May §, 1871. A large stone factory wear the reservoir, about two miles » was destroyed by fire last evening. It was owned and ocenpied by Messrs, Dean & Lamonte (formerly of Nortn Adams, Mass.), well known as extensive manufa turers of cassimeres and woollen goods, The building wa: entirely destroyed, only portions of the walls being loft Handing. The loss on building, stock aud macbinery will heavy, and ig only partially covered by insurnnee. This amounta t and is distributed among the foll City, 5,000; Columbing 5,000; Fr ‘0002 Manhattan, $6,000; National, Sine, a3 Le Toe i 000; Tradex: y 600, The of gin In ob tha fire is aoe vet fully aac Pigs, but it fe supposed to have commenced in the “carding ro establishment through friction caused by the ‘anne. new steam engine, constructed rtd the Paeibe Tron Works of this city at a cost of 810,0 iD. ad been recently placed in the factory, and was much ARMY ORDERS, By direction of the President Lieutenant Colonel George Crook is assigned to duty according to his commission as brevet major general, and will pro- ceed to the headquarters of the Department of Ari- zona and relieve Colonel George Stoneman, Twenty- first infantry, in command of the department, who wil report for duty, without delay, to his proper station, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac fer New York—This Day. Sun rises Sun gets. 55 | Moon rises....eve — — 659 | High water.morn 7 46 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. j_& Sails City of Antwerp|May 4. jedi 'o|May @. Steamer. Ghport yf Bs | is: _ ty of Brook'n. Nay 5 Broadway. Columbia... 18. Bowling Green Lafayette. - (58 Broadway. * <7 Bowling Green Green +58 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORE, MAY 3, 1871. CLEARED, cae Scotia (Br), Lott, Liverpool via Queenstown—C _Sicamship City of Dublin (Br), Allen, Liverpool via Halifax Ghieamuhtp ‘Tdabo (Br), Price, Liverool—Williams & St Bte: at England (Br), Thompson, Liverpool—National aieamaip 8 South Carolina, Beckett, Charleston--H R Mor- Ship Rhine, Jordan, London--Grinnell, Minturn & Co. png, dace? A Stamler, Samson, Amsterdam—Boyd & incken, san, “Good Hope, Ingersoll. San Francisco—George D uutton. Bark Gen Birch (Nor), Amundsen, Antwerp—Funeh, Edye aC Bark Linda, Smith, Cienfuegos-—Jas W Elwell & C Bark Union, Paine, Havanae<J B enitine x son, egitit Lone enneala, Beyrout<Boyd & Hinck- “rig Oriana, Doane, St Domingo via Wilmington, NC—Ba- ker ; Dayton. ig Gov Wagner, Ericksen, St Martins—li A Vatable & pile Over ‘utts, Nelson, Port au Platte—Robert Murray, | "iarig Merceaes, Hi), Cientnegos—Fowler & Sora. | Brig Ella, Martin, &tJohna and Marbor Grace. NF—P 1 | Nevius & Son. Sehr Kosweil, Gopp, Seville—John Boynton's Son wich Wd Holmes, Ward, St Thomas and 2 marker BI Venber; Schr Hreline, Pierce, Barbados—D Trowbridge 4 Co, Schr A F Ames, Alcorn, Sagua—H P Brown & Co, ober Thos J Frazier, Madge, Baracoa—Youngs, Smith & ene Freedom, Stephens, Windeor, NS—Crandall, Bertaux Wigi,ay Star (Br), Darton, Hull's Harbor, NS—D R De olf & Co Schr Statesman, Miller, Shulee, Sebr Fly, lieath, New Orieans—-N I Heigham, Sebr Eureke, Wallace, Jacksonville -W Ray & Co, mehr Robert J Mercer, ‘Tribble, Wiimingtoo, Del—W Chal- N&—Jed Prye & Co, wiehe Hy aw) Phinney, Sandwich for New York, with cbr Mf Mead, Rogers, Taunton for New York. "ee ir i Pena, Ronen, ‘Taunton for Bay River, NC. Sel nf ls e Hasty a elearah e for New York. r Bi ly for New York, chr Gen Gran don for New York. Schr Laura $ atch, Mi Warttora for Kew York, Sehr Fell CV lock, Hartford for New York, Schr etna & filles, Norton, New Maven for New York, Schr Cabinet, Lyncli, New Haven for New York. Sehr Yankee Boy, Chason, New Haven for Elizabetbport, fjeckett, Stonybrook for New York, Green sh Me Aad York. oslyn for ‘sunih, "Williams, "New Lotion for George- 0, DO, ome T Kennedy, Ford, Milford for New York. Schr James Buchanan, Kelly, New Haven for Jersey City, Schr J-R Mitchell, Morrell, New Haven for New York. Sehr © O Sadher, Warner, Clinton for New York, ir WM Brainard, Brooks, Connecticut River for New Sint jcbr Schr Highland Naeae Yi oe B Schr W H Miffiin, yt New Bedford for New York, Bene Richmond, Gu, ockland for New York, Schr A G Lawson, 'y, Fall River for New York. Schr Urbanna, All Be Uridaeport tor Spuyten Duyvil. Schr J S Seymour, Port Jefferson for Troy, Schr Seneca, Davia; New Haren for Hoboken, Schr JB Bicecker, York, Stonington for New York, York, x ME Taber, Aldridge, Bridgeport for Georgetown, DO. Bent Bologne, Hill, Ne ven for Port Joho. . Schr F Pees cetn tor New Yor, Sehr Tulle: Sith, Dighton for deracy Cis. Schr DT Willets, ‘Chesebro, Stonington for New York, Schr Marit willy Greenwich for Flusbin, Schr A H tng, Bi wer, Stonington ioe ry PEitadelphia, Soir fatir, Hunt Stoulagton for New Tock Schr Ada Allén, Owen, Portland for New York, with lumber to Howard Nobr Sarah Em Nichol, Northport for Albany. Schr J Crockford, Hateh, Northport for New Yor! Sehr B Frankltn, "wWassot, Northport for Elizabeth hr H 9 Scudder, Gearin, Northport for New York. abet Paste, Wass, Addison for Now York, with lumber to jmpson. theles, Schr E Wi nish, Rockport for New York. Schr Ein Janey bay Chee tn igevort for New York, Schr John Mani love, Garlle, 8 x idgeport tor New York. chr Caroline Kienzle, Adams, Bridgeport for Georgetown, Schr Dart, Wiliams, Stamford for New York. Senr Haze, McNamee, Greenwich tor New Yor! Schr Antecedent, Fenilewun, Gtoniugion for Newark, with stone to Thompson gent Oe Onwi p wheeler, Smithtown for New York. carelta, ‘andeor, Oyster Bay for Hayerateam, Sehr we renege Geoghegan, Co’ Scbr Oliver Perry, Murp! Be Glen Cove tor Now ‘York. Sioop New York, Lyons, Fortebester for New York, Sloop E Smith, Phillips, Stamford tor New York. Steamer Metis, Davis, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, to Trane Odell, Steamer Dons, Young, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, to tsaac eee ne Schr R P King, Bliven, Georgetown, DC, for Provid te: Schr JV W Wellington, "Parker, Georgetown, DU; for New Haver nent Charles H. Moller, Brown, Philadelphia for New av ey Wm Thompson, Peterson, New York for New Bed- fo. Schr Mary Anna, Adams, Philade! hia for Bridcepo Schr New Zealand, Cooke, New York for Plymouth, Schr Mai |, Hallett’s Point for Greenwich, Ch. ott, New York for Hunti as bana New York for Noanl mma, Pitts, New York for Noaw Be! Bausry, Albany for New Parker, Carpenter. New York for Glen Cove, Sched Brooks, Pous, dereey Gity for New tantene Schr NH Benedict, Elis speorgeiown for New Haven. Scur Joseph Hay, Bee orgetown, DO, for Ware- ‘Schr Patrwind, Bowman, New York for New Bedford, Schr Harriet & Sarah, Hill, Amboy for New Bedford, Schr Jane, F oe roton for, New Haven, Sehr Galot ba as! for wreymnoem n. Sehr 9 Truman, Gibbs, iladelphia for New Boatora. Schr CJ Eriekgon, Smith, Philadeiphia for Bristol. Sehr W Paimer, Cole, Georgetown tor Providence, Schr © Smith, Phillips, Hudson for Taunton. Sehr E Collier, Shnminson, New York for Bridgeport Schr Davison, Smith, Washington, DC, for Providence. Schr 8 C Morton, Morton, New York for Bridgeport. Schr J E Gamage, Fleteher, Rondout for Boston. Schr Minnie Kenney, Corso, Philadelphia for New Haven. Schr J M Aldridge, Bishop, Philadeiphia for New Haren, Sloop Benj Aten, Coie, Kingston tor New Haven. Steamer Metis, Davia, New York for Proviaence. Steamer Cutied states, Davis, New Yor¥ for Fali River, Wirrrstonr, LI. May 3—6 PM. from Hanyor for New York, with 4) Leiegraphie. Instructigns at }. to deliver cargo to inow in the basin at thal Port unloading. 11:25 P I the vessels » Sage remained over night of 2d inat proceeded early this A A number of #loups and.acves. oF eight schooners for the fastward just arrived here, and wiil probably remain tn har- bor over righ The brig Goo Harris, Blanchard; from New York for St John, and a large number of schooners for Southern ports at anchor in Flas ¥, will hkely proceed at dayiluht. Wind NE, witu heavy rain. a3 ‘The schr Martha, Smith, liitestone, by order of eons! Co, at Flualiing, and the ves SAILED. Btoametine Scotia, for Liverpool; Idaho, do; England, do; South Carolina, Charleston, The following vessels are anchored at the Southwest Spit, outward bound:--Ship Seindia, for Liverpool ; barks Kris. weer R Ridgewood, Derrickson, Georgetown, DOE D Hurl- mo Sebr Horace Tr, Frames, Bridgeoort—M Briggs & Co, Barce Margaiet McDonzal, James, Piilacelpie Philadelphia. 1, Pinladerphla. , Mebue, Phiindelpbia. Bleamer 8 Phelps: Brown, Puslage,, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAOMTS. Steamship Java (Br), Martyn, Liverpool April 92 and Queenstown 284, with mde ‘anit 409 Faseenters, to GG Franckiyn. Avril 27, lat 48 4y lon 8245, saw at thin, beace for Livarpoohee Oe Soe cee acitamship Cy of Washington (ir), Jones, Liverpool Abril 0 and Queenstown 21st, with mdse and passengers, to John G Dales April 95, lat 48°91, lon U2 Of, passed a Cunard brig rigeed steamer hound 1s; Zith, lat 4 Anprey {ir}, bound Ws Btn, 1st ds 10, on 4 40, ship Swarthe more, bound Ws May 1, lat 404i, ton 68, ship Carolus M nus, from Mobile for Liverpool; same time, a Germ: brig Tagged stenmer bound BE. 21, lat 4040, Jon'€7 30, t Western, fro pa for New York; all well, Lopes Steamship Volunteer, Howe, Pui the Loritlard Steamship Co Slip Sir Robert Peei, Larrabee, London Feb 11 and Isle of Wight 18th, with mdse and Bf passengers, to Grinnell, Min- adelpata, win mise, to turn.& Co." April 22, Daniel Harney, seaman, of Ireland, 410d of copsuin Ship Washington, Ohare, Cardi? March 20, with railway iron to or cl to Wm 8 Trask, Came the northern from NW to 8W, with a heavy “Evy Joven Thomaz (Port) Hi indse, to Hagweyer & Bruin the southern ike, had fne weather; April 92, iat #3 20, lon ata, persed the wreck of a vessel of about Sui logged, diamasted and abandoned, tame eraaeriogans Bark diclocurne Wir), Longhuret, pig Jron to ord ricksen, Lisbon, 43 days, ‘Took Ardrosean 70 days, with —vensel to Kosd & Hincken. Came the soushern pasthge; experienced hoavy gales the entire pas: sage np to Toureda: the 18th of April; Great part eommencetl with drigxling rain; at3'PM wae struck by ® h ip wt the time wader lower fore and main topaaile, Teaailand majasail, succeeded in geting feo ait il hauled up! wind to a Perfect hufricane from ihe Lortbercel.. which iow tore and = maintopea: and most of the ny sail, topgallantsails blown out of the ly destroying all but the, making @ clear breach over the impos ble o.get along the decks in th! lay fo: gure, laboring heavily, neiwee,’ {fling from stde to side, rendering the oaditio, 3 OF th fn piecen:anceeeded in Reine cia eee pg Btorin began moderating, but sult cuss faa a thatit was the bounds.) doty of the governinent, if poszivie, to repudiate ite eh ‘iple. In his opinion i we continued to adhere A) declaration our su- sremacy “was as good as go. PENT. BOURKE looked tpee “the declaration as Mainly intended for the proteowlon of Deutrajs, aud Passed @ large quantity of broke hed, in lat 97 39, lon 60 68, Coiawest (of Bort with werp, 40 day tinestad, for Corl ne, for do; RW Orillane, for SE Kingsbury, ‘for do; brigs Balear, for Annie, Seymour,” for Berm Mattia,’ for M0 Mariner, for Cardenas; Clarabelie, tor'Ci rine ten: George Harris, for St Jubus, PR; 8 V Nichols, anzai ‘Wind at sunset , light, Marine Disasters. Smip City or HALIFAX, from Liverpool, at Halifax, NS, April 2, lost spars est is iu a gale April 1. Snip Lixconn, ‘allao, at Fortress Monroe, lost her mizzenmaet in a ‘gale von the Tat ult, ASrur and BRiG are. ashore on Wimbles Shoale, north of the brig was full of water to her uecks, "The ship to the eastward with a line from her mainmast to acd the beach. Bark E1.17A, Avelina (Br), at Boston from Cardiff, ex- perienced heavy weather, and onthe 4th of March asen washed overboard Jobn Graham, the mate, and Frederick Brown, a seaman, Bank Wavri.r, from ported ashore at Orloan will be towed to Boston. BARK Newoatti,tt—Liverpool, May 2—Bark Newenstic (Br), Wilkins, form Newcastie April 14 for New Orleans, has put into Greenoew leaky. Bria Gronaia Tonp—The Sipe, Williams, from aver Plate, at Liverpool, reports :— April 7, lat a8 N, lon u6 yiTto the wreck of a vessel from to 800 tons’ burden, wid bore ore gone, bulwarke and after house washed ‘ay, painted k yn ak and white inside, with the rings, Ac; nnd tho “Georgia Todd on th efore reported: d also aH gilded letters on her quarte: appeared to pave been thoroughly overhauled, as there ‘was nothing loose about ber. oun AA Cage a wth folowitte are the particulary of the sinking of tl Andi ‘My 8 reported by the US corvette Ticonderoga: ‘ Bomon bile coming around Cape Cod, at 4 o'clock Mom Ast dense fog prevaliin; nt ‘ortland for Cardenas, before re- ¢ Cod, Las been got afloat, and the time, eame in col with a coasting scbr named Ads Arandreire, Capt Andrews bound) id from Philadelpbix, with a full cargo ‘of bituminous’ coal and from, for Boston. The cbr was no seriously injured that the cy tily abandoned her and went on boar ght them to this port. conatantiy, and rer ia and crew bas- the Ticonderoga, ‘Tho steamer was biowing Ar o ing the chr tramediately neerac engines, and was not goiag when she — strnck, — havin extra, officer w: nots very abort distanee. ‘The achooner was 1 of 75 in that vicinity, Her side was badly crushed in. it @ boat from the Ticonderoga, and watched the wree! for av hour, Com Bridger was on deck as soon ae the colile sion eceurred, aad took every precaution for anving all hands. ‘here, being no wind, the schooner could not get out of the way. in A Anarews was owned by Messrs ‘Andee Hato, AO Peek, Altted Fiske Neel ‘Sampson, ‘0 Baker, und otbers of Providence; thd wae Unisstrod except on individual micrests. he was worth probably $13,000 to 20,000, Sou BM Hiaatxe—Steamer Helen Angusta, with archr in tow, left New Bedford 2d inet for Monomoy Boint to assiet mose to Fureh, Edye & © apter, TOK winds from ion 4 4 gets basen aeatas easter! thence Ngat winds ‘April 20, lat 4g tow dio spall eaNerces baa Veem3h eee tect Jon bi in gottlag off the schr BM Higging, of Provincetown, which ‘went ashore on Monomey Point night of April 29 in conse: of the buoys being reversed aud (nick weater. Sho is water ol * SOUR PLANTER (Of Tisbury), Hortoil, wt Vineyard Haven, Tor ee nthe hart, Asiamtic, of fom arrived for Boston, nt Jost maineatl, maint ntopenit and fo oreopatars, bel at 20 som London, oP * The ship ot ‘teanderh {rete boats and. were’ pee ne ar id Patt ora were ved here this Sukie te ee BW. Morrow, for’, ‘Philadel hI ‘Flodden,’ which ido 100%, April 18—The Eliza “Everett, whieb put back je Albers Aderman (NG), to. bricht, f1 ae nit {nto Sasi Aah ee SEVILLE, The French Ataiaia, Oro, arrived h are, has on Boars the gargo of the Frenoh brig Palestro Ry ey me Coane ROOT, 1a THB Finan oF Fone. notice that tae hi ee Notice to Mariners. faved 8 buoy in while iar has sunk In and ea A eran & ft of the Firth of Forth at St Margaret's Hope. The buoy is moored tn about 9 fathoms low water oof sprit Ing ti ide dna ae the wreck About 15 fathoms, which bears N 3¢'W from the buoy. The following are the Hearlags trou the bas amer Bool th Cast Ww. SSE; Dove Craig, NW by N: Ri Ns ed id CONLIN hiatal Licutso0se Orrioey On ana'a pe eahibited (from sunri prepkeaies, | in Meu of the fe ward only Arrived at Haven kc Went Saliea from New Bedford 2d inst, 008 Indian Ocean, A letter from reports her Boun Senuary, at Bours, barke Gornelia, ‘Shiverick eeu told. the’ A letter reports hart at rn do wh (hond A letter orts her roa Cp do: pene 5 "at "Anco, Chile, Match ie clean, all . di ng the DEOr ‘he light on t] changed to bright senware, and will feat tere HAM, Seorel Je INBURG, April 22, DFEP WATER HARBOR, TORQU. ner Monday, April 10, a permanent ps Nght will ise to sunset) at theend of the new porary green light shown of the ¢ inner pier head will atthe same time be show red to the weat- for the use of vessels hasan the inner harbor, ‘4 DE, Harbor Masver, sh geal * 8, bark Roman, Wiliams, fainted eh 100 tls hebar Go. tas On freight 160. SUG at tau ar Golden, bbls of! from schr bark A R Tucker, Ricket- Capt Howland, of bark Joh at Ta ‘aleahuano March 7, vw ia gon th val cruise of Ma ‘16) bola do, ofl not sta a Up to that th 4 Saye bark Alfred ‘ato yt larch 13. with 260 bole sp haa sil told, rt Growell, of bark rT of NB,r - TPalcebuan Hise By we que bole ar cil ll for home inal abdul a ¢ from Eainbow, Gray, of NB, re- C3 Lary lerendeen, aken nyt Jennh eho at ard bark Reports lo, barks Mara,’ Allen any Herendeen do, hai ng falco 3 akup & Splemaia, Jernexan, Bd, agartow a, A letter from Cay th bark ena of Westport, re- porte her at Talcabuano, March 2%, with 250 bbls sp and'200 do wh oil on Pa ea ip Tewkesbury, Jat 198, Jon board. Was ready to aail for home, Spoken. mes hie ag Jr, from Liverpool for New York, April from Cardiff for San Francisco, March 4, whee ruvoritey Greenman, from Havrefor New York, April lat 0: oat ratsoy March 17, lt Batic Quickatops Bare Veteran, ge V1, lat 3 jon tte from Boston for San Francisco, March 9, oehabay' of Greenock, bound west, April 5, lat 50, juipa, from Li rk Area ipa, from Liverpool for Mobile, April 8, lat ity of Bangor, Menzes, from Ai - Sf Monses, fro ntwerp for Valpa- Chaba, fro Trom New York for San Francisco, B" Permits April 18-Sailed, Queen of the Age, Clyms, weonmmano, ‘April ‘21—Sailed, Magna Cbarta, Hugbes,. es oar 1), April Arrived, Ankathor, New York{ my n Lop ip: Tn port, Salinas Br), Lund, for N ork pote beignets Cy Pentar, for 06 jouslessway Aptiie cae eran eae April 20, Ida Lilly, Ott Peareived t re Toland; Sis, Fide Rew'York: 1 arses Baker's Inlan New York; Eanes Yims arody Dhisber, Holljes, Benne ieee ®-Satled, Penang, White, Singapore} Sw AMGEA, Apr 16—-Arrived, Maryland, Hansen, Pensa ‘ijxex8, April 21—Arrived, Hiawatha, Umness, New Nene, April 12—Arrived, Horace Beals, Blankenship se, B: mie Wolcey "Be Bi, amen Se raifed, Najade, Beck tert SrErtiM ‘April 1 18th, Robert Di byt Dintsutord, Rev. ‘York. SdntaxpeE, April 17—Atrived previous, Hermina, U vaso, PERN LEONE, March 26-1 dark Wavfarer, Rogers,| isa; brie Bescne, Marshall for Boston Bays 7 (8 Pines, Mart, Ayril Td—ia port, bark Baracos, for S¥ not Wr pauo, April 1l6—Arrived, bark Alice Tarlton, Connor, mx, NB, May 8—Artived, ships, Alexandria, and Liverpool bark wsbinng, dectbe lever quaran- tied n account of small} Oxon RAGONA, April 14—Arrived,. River Queen, Cottanty ‘20th, Ar ornate New York. 4 Apml 17—Arrived, Abby Thomas, Raymond iow York May Dundas; Mouticn, Baltime s rsalaigay “ New. eae pin. eH Duvad Larken Aa" ngelisen, Charieston; Kaltiy Hiliog, doy loin, Lester, N wy Orleans; Yarmouth, Reymond, talanta, Rick¢ ory Galveston. Balled 1h, bb Thomas, Raymond, New York; May Dundas, at Bullimore: Trafalgar, Hall, New Oriean Taresty, April 16—Arrived, Lyman ‘Cann, Baker, New Zork; Aes, Jeonia, Dawson,’ do; Masonic,’ Morse, New Orleai ! eats wannah ; 20th, American Ports. } May 1vArrived, brig St Michael, Bes. atoga, Providence; 8 P M a Allyn’ _ toga, Pi wvidence, Salad Hobs agatons, Provilenee, a ander © Baiger, Now York: brig Matiige B (ry, (rhs mando oS Baan Sears ig, Coase, en ehimond: ‘Alexandr Ree et et ia Baltimore; Binniek Dey IBA rN aye Philadeiph G Carroll Burnett, oo olen Seed brig "A "Ross, W cleared, ship Tennyson, Graves, L bark Annte Lockwood ke. Arro} TBool TS Jone John, NB: iden Ei 6 pr lage ‘ag he 1; Golden Eagle, Hows Dyer vind NNW att ye yaha Glagks bark, —_ e ived, steamer Eeopards Hug! Bllza ‘Aveltn Br), i Dawley Oe Caran Galvosto gue? ; eovace Lauro rate Goolbrook, Glentusgon; sehra Lucy Holm, Eldridge,’ Miragoane; Annis E,uavana. Below, brig A M's, Beliféntein, trom’ Foneo, 1 amer Oriental, Savannah; schra Li nase aiivagouhe; Izeun, Cardenas, Below, trig A M TIOALFINORR, May 2—Below, n ship supposed Ferdinand, from Bremen; Bark Regina, trom Liverpool, und an unt known bark. jeared_-Brigs Union J (Br), Tatts, Sidney, CB; Kila Mt Ste Tt mreston; H. Meaus, itaples, Boston s achr Geo Nevenger, Smith, Full River. Ralled-Barke Lapwing, Skimmer of the Seas; brig Honde- ny alent from New York for Callao, &c, Bri ob 2 ha Wied Jr, poly ‘Cardenas for Philadelpnia, April ne we Sry from New York for Porto Rico, April 25, no ‘ee. rg Altmaar (Br), Thomas, from P vigeo, ApTILT®, off Cave Fiori, quinn bean The ame 21, vat 15 ura 2 from San Francisco for Liverpoo March Foreign Ports. ARDROBGAN, April 16—Sailed, Sabra Moses, Kilham, Provi- dence. AmevaEe Ra! 17—Arrived, more; 18th, J Althea, Hardin, Kepler, Rabe, New York; Alpha, Presse, aad anson, do: Alexander, Aimteldt, do; JW Hunt, Hunt, New Orleans; 19th, LG. Bigelow, de! aeiphia: Paolina 8, Mifka, New York; ase Ma ahaa come GAMSEERD AGA ril 15— Arrived, Richard Pt Rathbun, } Ric earce, Gaiveston Edith, Randall, Mobile; 18th, Stormy Petrel, Dike, Falmoi ARYAB, aren. Arrived, Bertha, id March aby Howe ty anal lew beret ™Balied trom the Lough 15th, BROUWERSHAVEN, Behucoar:, New ¥ BREMERHAVEN, April 16—Arrived, ey Jo! Oriean eat even, Gavia Balled 1 Soutbam 19th, Au ‘United more; you LBO. Baioeoxa, 4 ri pei te Ni New Orieans; Yd Joven i rane Canuier Apel aS (and ent Sailed Se do; ww Yori 8 Norw York ; 194! Elena, Seared tb mtr Ga New York: Cones, New wrk. Ent out 17th, ,eraevarenct, Cook f for Wilmington; 19th, J h How, Inger Apel is Aree, Mesiilonear’ wasereoll, 8T, April 18—Arrived, ‘Lindbelm, “Paulsen, Balti- Stella for Baltimore. April 17—Arrived, Freundschaft, Yor th, Sarah, Guilliford, Phila, pees: Belimer, New eter, do; Antoinett mu, Wew in ‘Riga: Watts, a3; Bin, Alesan- | Barse, New Orieans (a1 pton Bith); ibe. "Galveston, Heidom, eka oat wuste, Vou a Bone New Yors; Praine. ‘Bird, Baker tates; sshieeees? Be lames id iris, Rodenburg, Bai NS A, April Toearrived “Firder, Johannesen, New Casimisa, Dural a, Echevarria, do} ved, Prasat gpk foe Nem Orieang 8). Fe ia, Patten, Liverpool lare, Evens, New Orleans; 19th, 1! Ish, Brazos, Fuller, Galveston; Pieri pov’ Annie Torre; ~ veston; Heiress, New Onivanes live, anne Kl by Martha Buenave Gi kness, New ood, Gar Apri 13—Arrivea, Megunticook, Hemingwa: York; Mlb, Ernestine, Knight, do; ‘a toy teddy Malad SOSPERRAGEN, April 14—Arrived, Nicoline, Pet York) 28th, Creoien, aoa Chariesion; Bellraven, nen m4, Thurro, y 330, ee rrtins i Be ‘ Benue Aer ri 1)-Clearea Meteor, Bronlund, New York. Dusaexres, ‘April 19-O1f, Amst DovEl Diep for ELSINORE, a Onieans for Reval; 18th, Vidajad FALMOUTH, April ‘21--Arrived, Gienfruin, ‘Bell, Of the I the Bi AUantic, from Galveston for ty April, 19—Off, Golden Rute, Hall, jew Orleans. April 14—Arrived from Nieawo Peabody, Sundbiad, New ', Frodesen, do for Rultic, Ni te Lizard 19h, Laura Maria, from Philadelphia: for Fredonia, Burke, Boston. SEANaews April 19—Sailed, Caledonia («), Averstone, New GuRENoce, May 8—Arrived, steamships and Australia; Heddenrick, New York Sailed 17th, Allegro, Kempe, # GorneNbORo, April Crockelt, Antwerp; Elsinore, Clark, do; 14th, Towa, Avenstone, Te srriveds: Kmma Litchfield, Prof Schwet: exard, from Cuarieston, GIBRALTAR, A rived Diana, Michaels, Ni (pnd cleared tor Naplen Tdth, Mary Rideout, Ticker, me York ; Fanny Fern, Decent, do; Sola, Williams, and Stafford, Ourry, do; Guiba, Graf, PUtladeipbia; 1éth, Helena, Pottery “ican (and cleared for N ew York). jeared 16th, Attila, Barbarovich, New York, ENOA Gone! Apri 6-40 port from Gambia, arrived 6th Hoyt cola (and HAVRE, April ld, Admiral de Montaighac, Pieara, Orion, Smith Gonstantiag Treuricksen, c Balled Philadelphia. Messed Pousa- vale Gulenn ah, New Orleans; hy Hartstene, Dunham, and Hearicksen, New Orieaus; May 9 acht Kate ity d Hunter, Yak, nd and United States; 19th, 1 April 17—Arrived, Guiseppe, Corray rk ‘one RM Heslen Dy Me EAD, Aa 19-—Arrived, Patria, ms doaen sailed for Barrow). March St eArrived, Midas, Cany New Seb, A ate Ce) ‘Tanvock, New ¥ pri 18.—Arrived, Straiford, Pensacola; Glen Albyn, yu Hastings, Savaniab. Hnrvors Api \i—Arrived, Charles, Seherlow, Wilming- *Bieared yee York, 17h} George ‘Nicolaus, Koll, Phitad Ip Balled 16th 18th). Nederland, Dirksen, Savann red 18th, te aad Christensen, New York. April 16—Arrived, Silesia (#), Trautman, New Beckmann, ‘do; Palmerston, dha ‘Bertram, Peterson, New York (and leit Cuahaven Arrived at Cuxhayen 16th Geor Yorks 1s Ki fed from do 194 ny ath Philadelphia, Halo, jie ‘itexney and BiPle leans for New York. Haines, a Phar Nicolaus, Beckman,New ira, Dexter, binge! hia. f ‘Helios Kraetit, New’ York; Lineotn, ‘AND, April 5—In port schre © © Pettingill, Roche, loading. 16H", April 180i, Uniaad, from New Or- "premen; isthe Corpeltas "Grinnell, from Loudon for Woomhey, Whittle, San John, Sanderson, OL, April 20--Arrive Way Rouiston, Sa’ Lawson, New York SE arnivea, \d, ahtf Arnold Boninger, Steenken, Rotterdam$ sehr Keokut, d santes, ‘Arroyo, P Re 01 Cleared, schrs Wellington, Barber, and Naite Frensh, New Yorks Roberts, Staten Island, 7p OHARLESTON, April 2—Sieared, bark Joven Maria t, Barcelona; brig Ermosinda (Sp), Terres, do; acl th, Tenet Bi ¥, he Be Arrived, brig Conchita, from Cienfuegos. filed B Bark Florence Chipman, for Liverpool NANDINA, April 25-Cearad, brig Alfuraia, Wallaen, Mitanane, sehr May G Colliusy Edloott, Wilmington. Bely Fit Bpivat, Ctora, New York; 28i4, United Biates, Bene tt) Orn, 4 HESS MONROE, May 2—Arrived, ship Lincoln, Ho» mane, x Calluo (see Disasters); briga Jessy (Br), Peruambueo jalmano, and Prestissimo, Muir (Bry orders; Queen of the Fleet, eee rom Bio Janeiro for Baltimore; Samule ” ats Tr ga Zuleika (Br), from Barbados for Baltte LL be Mego) May 1—Arrived, brij Sazie td nee Roule, Dublin, Treland sehr Merrill art, Hart, Cl ton. ie" hrs M Phi Bat ame ME Hoku FRecennt, pee town, nce bind Pe ACRSONY! VILLE, ‘April 29—Cleared, ach Ella, Montgo- mery, New Yor! MOBILE, ‘Rpril 28—Cleared, bark Staright, Seavey, Port jand. WwW ORLEAN: ‘| 28—Arrived, ships Lady ae ton, McLean, hive Apes pends Borral javana; Basquale a ello dase avi La feared-~Steamships General Meade, Sampson, New York: Tobasco (Mex), Fares, Vera Cruz and Tobasco: Br arks 1 Murray, Jr, Purrington, totam: Ttal), Moretto, Malaga aad a Farrag Foran ton ; brig Carolina (! Sournwasr an ‘April 38— at aia, Baro a Henne barked woonrt; briga ary, inslow and niet Formica nr NC, April 39 “Arrived, tg orm emit, ‘New t york. ‘ Tn port May 1, schr Ann Dole, Bunce, from Jacksonville or. r more. Fal e Havre colts Norrla, Nowy York, about repalring, KK, May 1—Arrived, echr Hardscrabble, Fales, che BEDFORD, May 2—Safled, schr Samuel © Hart, Kelly, Philadelpb! panera me ay ane "agit echr Nausett, Mayo, he NORWICH Ya Nay 1 1 Atinrea johrs Success, Richards, and fort NEW LONDON, ay ‘Arcived, schr Sarah R Thomas, jaro, Wentport Yor New York’ HAVEN, May arrived, propeller Achien, oreo “town; schrs Connecticut, De Hart; Burdett Hart, Savannah ; T © Lyman, * Cleared—S« Hii, Eltzabethport. chrs Gen Grant, Frame, New Yor! do; James Buchanan, do; Bellona, crete SACGLA, April 28—Arrived, ship Heary Coo! erland, New Orleans : 20th Cleared, hip bark D TLADEL PLY us Hefty (Nor), Anderson, London ¢. May 2— Arrived, ahips W J Hatheis Br), Kile Liverpool vik_St Thomas; Marcin, Greenteeh, iven, pg sl Had Anh Wheaton’ (Br), Pret es. ae eee IOs cortick ence Bn schre rt Caldwell, MeCor: a ua; Geo Mea ae jatawzas. At Chester—Brig Abby © haoaad Hail, from Matanzas. cieavod— Barks. Zana (Nore, Nuson, Elainore fo Olsen, Fir da Ha a) ite, Tn Trinidad; rice Gi nto cituseys te jaat. werp; Eilen P Stewart, I tachi Abbott Teun ities new Orient Son oh ie urner, Ponce, Fa rrived, br) . er, Audereon, Ste ee Windia, Eis, do; Berths je), Woo saiehe itay SAM Passed in yesterday, bark Frank imbue. KD. May” 3—Arrived, — steamsmp , New York ; Big Meckiantoy Dyer Pt ae, DURGVIDENCE, 2 Arrived, Corson, Alexanaria; bara A Holee, Retersdn, Englishy ( Ge yegetown Wateh| nolds, York; a Mount, ig iba Fort Jol Jeasg Eatony ‘Salle cranmer, Orammer, Alexandria Pacific, Kato Scranton, Pelmer; Wiliam It BeWhe, Parker, New Yor PAWTUC OK, Johnson. ‘May 2—Arrived, acbr Oscar F Hawley, BUIGAMOND, Meg l—Arrived, steamships Geo B Uptou, FcR re Ww plas abby New Y i a na onaaeens ew 5 He ANCISCO, May 8- ‘Arrived, bark Conatitution,, from Sydnes. NSW. SAVANNAT, May 2-Sajled, steamship Virco, Bulkley, steamsbips San Salvador, Nickerson, and cloth, New York; schr Matte E Santpeon, Montgomery, New Orleans, GTON, May J—Arrived, schr Porine, Shomeld, New SeiedeeRchee 3 B Blesoker, York. lelphia; A H Lor- inst Urown New Yorks De Wvilets, Gueseberondus Laverne, Arnold, Providence Ay! Washington, NC. VINEYARD TAY PM— Arrived Wright Bry, Wright, New York re StJohn, NB ica (Bh, Piuchan}, Providence tort John, N jieen (Br), New York for Comwallie, NS; Mhntadoia (Bits ‘oy. do for Newroundland; GW. Rawley, Rawley, Wilming- pot NC, for Waldoboro; Maria Roxana, Palmer, Baltimore for Boston ; Allie Oakes, Mimbury, and Mary Clark, Herrick, Ron: out for do; Mary Brews he gg do for Portamor W Knnbal, Jr, Uali, New York for Dan vers; Storm ‘orl Hawes, do for Provincetown; LB Sargent, Sirgent, “0 ite Gloucester; Senator, Fautkiin; Frances Lute! Queen, Moon and Lacon Vail do tor ‘Nottons Frenct, do for Rockiant; Siiae Brainerd, Buel, het joston; Lodusl Mear son for do; Micxabirg Tsing, do for’ Pordand ; Victory, Moon, do for ngor? Manaiield; Achorn, Now York for do; Santa Marlar Har af Pawtucket ss do; Lizaie ‘do te Armetrong, Fall River for do; Flying Arrow, Curtis, for Fete Van Kuren, Seavey, meidence Yur do} Rol Leonard, B Haley, St Johns, NB, for New Haven; Plnates, Horton, Bom beet or Providence, in, s St Hance, Carney, AM Arrived, bark Scotti sh Bride (Br), Geltzier, Car. a, Tecumseh, Sparrow, Kan Fi ra tor New York’; brigs A MB (Br) Beitptaine, Ponee, May stat “Alex Marshal darian New PR, for Banton Proved Chureb, Baltlmore for do, York; Jas Sardine, Mathias, Savannah ; hos Dunham, \—The above an all before reported except bark do; barks Nuovo Paifalino (Ital}, Deorante, New tis Bride, schra Fravk Atwood, Pianter, cimea, <br), nyt Galveston; Blair Athol (Br) WAREHAM, Apri! 29--Arrived, ‘schirs Charles K Sle tneg co ig mie Cat Gondy, Savannah ; 3d, ehip | ¢, Nien, Baltimore; Bath, Angier, Besse, New York; May 1 {18in, Norwesier, Small, and FEMten Southard, Marin, | AU peatiadNeke dln Ko {ello eGeurel Naney Sinith, Bo Ent out 18th, City of Brooklyn (8), Brooks nd Edi eras Fay Carter, Net mg Dy yy Olinas, Bet Ceased Ith, Fort: Le Cox, phi out (apd anchored a LT eatals delphin; Wm Rone, Ross ton; Mayflower, Baxter), Boston; Altuna, Walfelaer, Lhd fork # dMinnie 8 Biewart Galveston vendeen, Pott my’ do; Caliunet, ‘Cheever, Bos: rleabs is, Carty (or Kew York; North Bultiinore; France (a), Thomson, New olorado (a), Freeman, do; Ontario, Delano, do; iaenter, Swain, Hallimore: Timour Foster, Cal- orld Mooria, Hiiarath, hadelphia; Ori Wellington, Skalingy do toe eg ichard McManus, New Soin Barah A’ Stapien, Stoal, Philade! hia s 21st, joy, New Haven Grday Lovold, ‘ork Dpesinin (8), Haine, tor New vork; eth ), Thom: Gates, well, Harrison, Boston; Unicors, Horus i and Southern Prince, Haralton at Marahail, New ia Calabia va) Mesbicka dot 2st, Orleans via Cardiff ; iicher Ma- Enn RA Lawson, New York; ‘Jennie ager Philadelphia. Arrived, Bernhard, Laling, Baltimore; | Fa, do: 20th, Knudavig, Evenson, New he Calip |, Ritson, Premier, Merriwihew, Boston; th, Cho- San Prancleco; fist, ie Davies, Philadel 18th, J Title Davison, for Providence; 1%n, it 19th, J W Beard, for Providence tent Bay JB&LC Adams, Adams, New Pierce, April Balied 14th, Tigre, Xavier, New York, Lonpoxpinny, April Now ‘Avr Veived Lrouons, Apri ISIN. th, Lavra Gertrus &i han (hm rie toning part of a cargo of brimstone, to return t and hdl reget pay W—Salled, Minnehaha, MeGrath, ‘at do 20th, Rebecca, Cig Baltimore. ‘Arrived, ‘a Ciqueney Ross, New MISCELLANEOUS. - EAT “REDUCTION IN CUTLERY, Plated Ware, China, Glass, Cooking Utensil, Reirigerators and Honsefurnishing Goods, Ivory-handied Sheitield Knives, pe per doz 96 50 iain white Dinner Sets. 15 to $25, french China Dinner Sets.. 20 to id Devorated Dinner Sets, from 830 Flint glass Goblets, per dozen +81 8 Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers, £6. Ail other coods nana Prices marked in are EDWARD PD, BA POR Cooper Tnatitute. BAOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN , dimerent Btates; desertion, Sc., augicient cause; no ublici ‘nO charge until ¢ worce o ned, vice free, “4 és ree TT HOUSIS, Attorney, 180 Brovdway. ‘) BSOLUTE DIVORG:S LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM the Courta of diferent States. No publicity, Advice eee Notary MAAC lsstoner for every State. F, I. KING, Counseliorat-Law, 363 roalwray. 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