The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1871, Page 10

10 WASHINGTON. A New Botheration for the Be- fuddied Senate. ‘The Pudlication of the Protocols in the Herald Another Souree of Grief. Senatorial iginions. \Peweidion the Treaty. Prospects of Its Being Amended Out of Existence. WASHINGTON, May 18, 1871. The entire session of the Senate to-day, wittch Masted nearly seven hours, was devoted to discussing she case of the newspaper correspondents who were brought beiore the bar of the Senate for contempt in got divulging ive suurce irom which they obtained the uweaty. Messrs. White and Ramsdeli, of the Sridune, were Lolly committed to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arins, to be kept in close confinement upul they should signify their willingness to answer Lhe questions which they had respectiuliy dechmed to auswer, first to tne committee and after- ward to the Senate. ‘The curiosiiy coneeruing the source from Whicti the ireaty came is mereased by the publication of tie protocols in the HeRatp of yesterday. Senator Summer suggested that the case against the H#RALD was sironger than that egainst the /r((une, and if newspapers were to be AUVBRTIERD IN THIS WAY, Ale claimed something of the advertisment for the MBERALD, The whole proceediug was regarded as a ridiculous farce. Senator Carpenier stated yester- ‘ay that if the committee were aliowed to pursue thelr investigations ii was velieved, from informa- fon in their possession, the source from which the -treaty came could be traced toa Senator, The ra WOrs are that suspicion poinis to either MOKTON, CONKLING OR CHANDLER, #8 10 is Known that these Senator as well ng Sumner and niost of the members of the Foreign Relations Commitiee, received advance copies of the treaty frou tie State Department, Bat ihe ap- pearance of THE PROTOCOLS IN THE HERALD seems to make “confusion worse coufounded,” and nobody seems to know where to look for the source from which these secrets were obtained, The pro- ocols Of the discussions attending ‘he negotiation of the tre wiven exclusively in the HERALD, is a suticlent proof of the absolute correctness of the H#RALD's Wasnington correspondence in the information given from time to time since the orgauzation of the Joint High Com- mission of the proceecivgs of that body. A ree ference to the HizKatp's fi/es will show that all the subjects discussed by the Commission, tne order in which they were taken up and snbsequently the re- sults arrived at were given to the pabiic spectafly by the HRRALD as the event's (ranspired, aud the de- Blais at the time by SO-CALLED OFFICIAL ORGANS are now shown vo have been in utter vivlation of the facts, So fully did Us correspondence detatl all the proceedings as tte negotiations progressed anat the pubdlicauion of the official synopsis after- wards and the text of the treaty iteelf, found the public already in possession of the fnformation, ‘Ihe firs: announcement aiso of the agreement to create the Joint High Commission was made by the HERALD, a8 also the fact that the Bri- Usb government had consented to give the United States the freedom of the tsheries upon any terms we might be disposed to oifer, and that Canada Would not be permitted to refuse its assent, The Canadian papers at the Lime were guite indignant at the HRRaLD’S news and desied that it was correct, Bo detinite propositions to AMEND THE TREATY have yet been presented im ihe Senate, nor bas there been even a general discussion on its merits. Senators are still examining its various provisions, Nt is, however, known that many amendments will be offered, the purport of which may be gathered from the starowents already wade in these “despatches. The amendments will look to a more definite phraseol to an alteration tp the arrangement r Lem toage 2 Alabama claims, t an express state. ment of the British clam, if not to the striking out of the article recognizing these ciqims; to a change in the fishery propositions. “expunging the freedom tn our markeis of Canadian vanght deep sea fish and fish oi, to the striking out of the provision Jor a joint commission jooking to giving Canady & svoney equivalent tn addition for the freedom of the inshore fisnenes, to amendments as to equivalents for the use of the Canadian canals; and, lastiy, to the leaving we San Juan bowndary question to arbiiration. Alihoign it is known that all these Various amendments wii) be offered and pressed with vigor, yet the Impression 1s that the Senate will ultimately racy the treaty as it came from the state Department. As the debate has not ye really commenced, however, and the argnments and investigations mav have some effect. It musi be understood chat ‘he impression as to the ratification of the treaty rests upon mere individaal surmise and the great desire to accept the arrangement if its 18 found that ‘the singularly invoived structure of the whole treaty and the indefinite language of some of the most im- portant provisions are suffictently andersiood by Doth governments as to jeave no reom for foture misunderstanding as to thelr meaning, ana the very boundary question, #0 Jong & matter of misundersianding between the two countries, who cannot agree as to the construction of we treaty of 1840 on the subject, it Is said proves the necessity of endeavoring to unuerstana what a treaty really means before ft Is ratified. THE PROTOCOL, for some cause, has vot been drawn up in the usual form, Instead of presenting the discussions and potnts of each day's deliveration of the Commis sioner, it Is lultle better than a menyre sketc! written ax from mere recollection, presen dng rather We results than that anal of the diseussion which led to those re- suits, It is regarded as very uneatsfactory. in Many respects, abd reflecting very jlitle credit upon the secretaries. The protocol states that the American Commisstoners proposed the new rules of public law which were Bally accepted by ine Brit dew mide, with a protest juat they Were not the law when the Alabama cimms arose, but that they were to be considered retroactive to the extent tat the arbitrator should determine them to be ap- Diicabie to the case. It is belleved that thix qnalif. cation may have the effect of defeating the proto- co\—relgmactive fect of the provisions, because it is said 1 Will be iunpossivie for ihe arbitrators to adjudge Pngiand responsipie for acts which were, aecording to the English view, perfecdy lawfnl; and Uhis, aside from the other considerations that the rules hold a government itable for WANT OF DUR DILIGENCE only In preventing the departure from ite dur} Hone of & vessel specially adapted for war purposes, The Britieh goveroment holds that i did exercine ali the diligence possible under tne jaw, aud) aiso «oto maintuins = that ome Ala bama was not Mited out within ite jurisdictions as a vessel specially adapted for wart purposes. Many Senators believe that under the new rules of the arvitraton will be compelied to fad that bw Bogland & not lable for @ dollars worth of damages by che Alabama or_~—saany other of the Confederate = yesacia, = The new rules, they say, weaken instead of strengtuening our case, for they Darrow the question «town to proving negligence, aud that the vessels ‘were Gtted oui in Krish ports, specially adapiwd for warlike use, If the Untied States fat] in proving bot of these propostiion« or etther of them, this wane, it is suggested, fails to the ground. In the protocets it if remarked (he Americen Commumdsion- ere do Dol pretend to cous.der that Kagland tas wade ANY APOLOGY, ‘They apewk of the regret expressed as un expree- fide of regard and a token Of kinduess, The articles sroyiding for the sopminsion ae ot ea nme tl F ae” ee ee ee ; NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. against the United States for acts growing t of the recent civil war seem to have been a& eeeseer = sented to by our commissioners after a simple mn- } quiry as regards the presentation of claims for pro- perty in slaves, which were, of course, ackn@ys ledged by the British side as inadmissible, as slaves are not recognized as property by English 1aw. When the matter was before the Commission this conclusion was stated in the HERALD’S corre- spondence, The Canadian Penman claims were ¢x- cluded as they do not come under the head of clains growing ont of acts committed during the recent civil war, but beyond these qualifications there are absolutely no terms Mmiting the extent and char- acter of ‘TAR BRITISH CLAINS. It has been stated that the decisions of our courts against many of tne British claims will render the aggregate amount of these claims which can be presented trifing. Some Senators, however, hoid @ contrary opinion. They argne that these claims were defeated im our cours because there was no law to meet them, but that the treaty by recognizing them gives them a statns and a treaty, being the highest jaw of the land, the Commissioners under the twelfth article will be compelled to hear and allow them, and it is believed to be undoubted that the Whole class of cotton claims, $17,000,000, proceeds from cotton seized by the United States and } claimed by British subjects being in the Treasury must come im The objections to the fishery arrangement, from the fishermen of Massachusetts, are very urgent, for reasons set forth in last Tues- day's HERALD. The idea of paying Canada a million dollars compensation, in addition to the admission of ffee fish, It 1s found, originated with the Ameri- Commissioners; but meets with LITTLE FAVOR IN THE SENATE. ‘The impression is that the session will last about two weeks longer, @ sufficient time to ascertain from the discussions in the British Parliament what tp- terpretation that government places upon the various articles of the treaty, and it ts believed tnis may naturaily affect the result here, Appointments by the President. James R, Partridge, ot Maryland, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Brazil; William A, Pile, of Missouri, to be Minister resident at Venezuela; Willard Warner, oi Alabama, to be Governor of New Mexico; Franz Siegel to be collector of internal revenue in the Ninth New York district, WASHINGTON TREATY. Opposit! che! incoane in New Br wick— Provincial Loterests Sacrificed—Excitement Among the Fis! Par- Hawent Requested to Reject the Treaty. St. JOHN, N. B., May 18, 1871. Public feeling in New Brunswick still roms high against the treaty. In the Legislative Assembly the Attorney Genera! moved a series of resolutions in Opposition to the treaty, declaring that witn no definition of the existing mghts and duties of the citizens of the respective coantries it proposes to THE substitute unlimited, dangerous concessions for valuabie privileges. The resolutions maintain that no equivalent is offered for the free admigsion tw the Canadian Nsheries, and as for reciprocity in Oshery, that is a barren and delusive exchange. He contended tat the proposed money compensation is erroneous in principle, impracticable in executton and does not secure full commercial privileges, as was had under the old reciprocity treaty, which he aszerted to be tne only fair exchange. The hope is expressed that j the Canadian Parliament will not ratify the treaty, bat wiil still carry out tis policy of protecting the fisheries. The Attorney Gencral delivered along and very abie speech iu support of the resolutions, contend- tug that oe Canadians should stand up for their He argued that the Commission could not fairiy estitiate tue value of the fisheries of the two conntries, The award would not be just, because, in the section providing for the appointment of the | Commission, a clause bad been meerted stating that the United Btates did not adinit that they bad re- ceived any advaniages in excess of Canada. He jugiguanuy repelicd the idea that the Ag) would be forced into annexation by the treaty, and said of the mother country, «though she shoud slay me yet will I trast in her.’ Tue Attorney General was frequently loady ap- piauded. He oa i reratitied by members of the op- poeition, all spea i in st; ie of the resolutiou and against the FO} There et ere eged Eons Will pass botn nonses w: a ning voice. “*- ant ieee of ihe Hs Of Fatdy Ate hiarmed Steps are being taken for holding @ Prince Ed- te of public pubis t Tatelligenee ‘from Nova Scotla and ward Island represents a similar feehng proves ¢ there, NEW JERSEY MATTERS. ™ slnciahior in Newark. In the case of the littie girl Mary Ann Caivert, Who was run over and killed in Newark on Wednes- day night, the Coroner's Jury yesterday rendered a verdict as follows death by being run over by a horse attached to a wagon. said horse belag ariven and guided by Fred erick Ackerman In a careless and reckleas roinne! The driver, who was under $800 ball, was rear- rested wad held for the action of the court, The Silver Platers? War io Newark—Arrest ot Coleuel Lewis YVesterdny tor Alleged Perjury. The war of the silver platers of ‘Port Lipplatte” in Newark has pot yet been brought to a termina. lion. Yesterday Colonel Charles bs. Lewis, Superin- tendent of the works, against whom was issned | some days ago @ warrant for his arrest on a charge of perjury, preferred by Constable Patrick King and others, appeared in Newark and delivered bimseif to Justice Nugent. Tbe latter not having jarisdicuon in the case, sent him be- fore Judge Depne, who, after’ examining the papers, he id the necased in $1,600 ball. The Colonel, « wil be remembered, caused the arrest of the con- stables a couple of Weeks ago on the charge of breach of the peace. When the day of trial came he tallied to appear and substantiate bis charge apa they were promptly discharged, He was also re- quired to renew lis bond to appear for trial on a charge of assault and battery op Mr. Lippiatte. In the meanwhile the works and offices In Newark and New York have all veen stopped by anew injanc- don, sued out by Mr. Lipplatte, aad all the bosiness of the company bas therefore been suspended, Frighttul Accident la Newark Yesterday. Karty yesterday morning Lister's bone factory, on the Passaic river, Newark, was the scene of a fright- fal occurrence, A man named James McKinuey, while stirring with a pole the contents of a large cauldron of botling bones, slipped and fell in, hoad foremost. He was promptiy sa en out, but the In- Juries sustained, proved fatal. McKinney was at once removed to St. Michael’s Hospital, where he was given up by the doctors. He had only been in tis country @ sear, and had sent for bis family—a sand three childreu—but a few days ago, His ner resides 1p Orange. Showing Up a Skhewwan. “Monsieur d’Atahe, the man with the tron jaw,” an itinerant showman attached to a traveiling cir- cus, was recently arrested in Newton township, Sussex coonty, N.J., by a couple of Philadelphia detectives, propeny armed with warrants and Gov- ernor Geary’s requisition, duly endorsed by Gov- ernor Randolpb. The charge against te prisoner is that of having brutally whipped and otverwise abased @ little boy, six years of age, whom he had in charge training for the circus business, The littie low Was so shamefully treated as to necessitate removal to 4 hospital, where he now remains neal. The showman had be- ems, and held in $800 ball, hi in acondition mest c fore been arrested, it baton the day of the trial he was nowhere to be found, In Ni the silp, byt, wit Was sec wey he tried to give the oMcers he wid of the local authorizes, be ured and conveyed to Phiiadelphia, Prevention of Crochy to Animals oly. The “dumb vruse™ is to be properly cared for henceforward in sersey City. A meeting was beld Jast evening in St, Jon's Hall, Gregory street, for the purpose of organizing a society for the preven- tion of cruelty to animais. The following gentle- men mere app olnted a committee on orguntzation : I. W. Scudder, President; Dr. J. J. Youlin and Gordon, ioe Presidents; W. Muirhead, secretary j A. Q. Garretson, Counsel, Panic in a Public School. The vicinity of the public school in Garden sirect, Hoboken, was the scene of the wildest excttement yesterday, An alarm of fire was giren and the cniidren rushed down stairs, tumbied and fell over each other, Outside the scene was even more exoiting. Mothers were rns hing for thelr children, screawing With terror, The police and firemen rosved jm only to find a the wlarm waa false. One of the poplie had joded @ fire cracker and her classmates oried oat “Fire.” It is most forte- in Torney } bate that Hone of the puDlis Were seriously injured, THE COAL TROUBLES. ene, Exeltement at Hydp Park Unabated—Arrest of W. W. aéranton as Accessory to the Murder of the two Miners, RB SCRANTON, Pa., May 18, 1871. ‘The excitement remains unabated, Tne streets of Hyde Park are crowded by miners. A warrant was issued this morning for the arrest of W. W. Scranton as accessory tu yesterday's murder, Out of regard for his feelings the oMcers makipg the arrest allowed time for a file of soldlera to coments pon ‘anton for ig protection, b She eX aspera community being so intense against Twenty-five men were marched to the vi this morning, Scranton heading them with a musi on nis shoutlers ‘The ‘ugeral of the murdered miners takes place to-morrow, Incidents of the Hyde Park Murders—The Arrestof W. W. Scranton—Feariul Excite- ment Among the Mimers—A Military Guard Protecting the Prisoner—Committal of the Accnsed—A Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted=Mr. Scranten Admitted te Bail. WILKESBARRE, Pa., May 18, 1871. ‘rhe excitement in Hyde Park has undergone no diminution in the last twenty-four hours. All day the streets have been crowded by men most deeply Moved, and at times it seemed as if 1b would be 1m- possible to avoid a serions outbreak. It is due to the miners to say that they have acted with the greatest forbearance throughout the trying scenes of yesterday and to-day. The all absorbing event of the day has been the arrest of W. W. Scranton as accessory to the murder of the two men shot by Kearns. At the Coroner’s inquest 1ast evening but one witness was present who could testify directly to the fact that Scranton gave the order to fire, This morning the evidence has accumulated, and there are now seven respectable, reliable men who can positively swear that before the shot was fired the leader of the biacklegs— Scranton—cried out “Fire, boya! fire!” It has been further testified that ot the moment Jones and Davis feu young Scranton raised bis hat as if in the act of cheering, bac almost imme- dtately he seemed to change his mind and made & motion for the men and soidiers to advance, It has been satisfactorily ascertained to-day that no stones were thrown at the laborers or their mill- tary escort, the only missile hurled being @ small piece of coal by a little boy. There was actnally no provocation given, beyond the jeers of the crowd assembied near Fellows’ coruer. ‘Those who composed the gathering were drawn to the spot by curiosity more than from any disposition to create a breach of the peace, and the shooting cannot be palliated, Not more than fifty persons were present, aud of that number women and chil- dren composed the larger portion. The men mur- dered were really there by acciaent rather than de- sire, Davis being on an errand to obtain money of Jones to buy medicive for a sick child, and was in the act of receiving the necessary amount when he and his friend’were shot down, In view of the testimony elicited this evening justice seemed to demand that young Scranton should answer to the jaw for his share. in the terri- ble tragedy. About eleven o'clock Alderman Jones issued a warrant for his arrest, and oMcer Thomp- son, Who captured Kearns last night, was detailed for the duty. it was not long before it was knowo all Over the place that Serantun was to be taken into custody, and the miners from all quarters began to congregate in front of the alderman’s office. The crowd increased until nearly a thousand nen swayed and surged to catch a view of whatever migut be golmg on. Not long aiter the officers had gone on _ their wission. news came that Scranton had escaped, and those in pursuit of him had been locked in @ carpenter's shop at the Briggs shalt. This news rendered the mass of humanity nearly frantic with excitement, and hundreds sterted upon the run to the shaft to liberate the constables and capiure Scranton, dead or alive. Recorder Hand finally per- suaded the men to be quiet and promised that he would ascertain as to tue Correctness of the report, and, if necessary, Would exhaust the power vested in im to have the matter righted. Order was restored, when it was ascertained that the arrest had been properly made, but for prudential reasons the prisoner had bees taken to Scranton, where the 4 iili{ary could protect hiat Over three hours after Scranton had been taken {nto custody it was announced taat he was on tne Braz Maggie Gross (Br), Outhouse, St Jonn, NB—Snow & be Redwood, Gardner, Wimington, NO—S T Melville & ©o. “hs Say Banker, 8wh Para—-Francis Moran. Schr Ba Delan Bherlock St Pierre, Mart oA'® Tho: en. R H Atwood, Baracoa—B J Wenberg. Bebr Laure A's Wenby Cat isang—B J Wenberg, Auantic, Dar ‘indsor, See Bertaux & an x ir Ber ty brat NB—J t 4 i Foard ‘A Grau, fake, Fh Paibetphia be} ford, Puadelphia—Brans, Bal mt cao leg te ious efson, sing — F Crowell & Co. “ere, Hoston—J & Howell. 1 now, New Bedford—Fer:uson & Wood. Sehr € P Sol itz, Young, Bridgeport—L © Drake. sloop Jenny Lind, Spencer, Brantford—Rackett & Bro. Steamer Mai iphia. Philadel er ug dune MoUue, Philadelphia, Steamer 8 F l'beips, Brown, Philade.paia. Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Ph@udelpvia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACIITS. Steamship New York (NG), Von Emster, Bremen May: 3, via Southampton 6th, with mdse and passengers to Celriche &Co. mship Germania (NG, new), Hebich, amburg Moy beh * with mdse apd passenzers, to Kunhard # Co. ficamd winds and head sea, Roy is, Jat —, lon 69, passed steamal ry Silesia, hence for Hamburg. Crossed the Banks mae XE Australia (Br), Headerwick, Glasgow May 3, with mdse and passengers, 0 Henderson Bros, Steamship Denmark (Br), Andrews, Copenhagen, May —, with maze and passengers, fo the National Steamship ybieamaunp San Francisco, Reynolds, bal 4 Co, Vat 85 50, lon 6325, passed orig M Louisa Mi steering NE. Bark New Orie Wy Lil sg 52 days, with & Bockman. Took 8 (Ruse) coal, to onder—veasel to Wendt. Te the morthern passace and had tron weateriy gales: lost maintopgaliantmast 8 dave west of the Banka; sam a large quantity of ite of eld ice and be res. Bark Marie Lo (Br), Smith, Glasgow via Rothaay ae £2days, with mdse, to Wm Nelson, Jr. Had beavy from W to NW and SW the entire paseage, Ai Jon 87 10 W, during heavy W, lon with all sails sad yards ZetNed te Toretopgall jantmast foremast bead, Se hence gine 7 and pninp gear broken ; in falling of the main: abe Gr ieee, neh BM we was Stat ot ke aeenatie Noruse 5, tat 40 ae bi from jays out, who Sorpies with provisions; 16th, a9 lon 7187, spoke schr D i Angie for es i Mages D' ‘k Washington (NG), Finan, Hambure 54 di with id Funch, Edyo ‘ook the oy strong ‘westerly gales; been 17 two ‘passen; & Co. ark bees Baker, nek Curchilt, Trieste, 117 days, a1 northern Gaye west of the Hanke. with mdse Boyd & Hinci Re) had heavy wester!; gales “the nstine pessage: ape rudder head, cnt ‘water, lost aod eel re bulwarks and sae steak i 18, nt a, lon 1 4 spoke ship Bessie Crosby, from. and saw ber Scuin Un the 324: S80e Tat, 48 198, 7, spoke bark Magale Reynolds, ftom Liverpol tor hiadeiphla, ce burak (Noy) Aatholms, raga to von fateh red i Way No orden Had variable "Brig Daniel Trowbridge (of New Haven), Roy Barba- don If days, with, ponte, to D Trowbridge" Go. Had moderate t’aud Si wind orth of Hatteras, Brig Shannon (oe Mitage Ray, aanses, 11 days, with ‘molasses, n dian. light, Stm, ve north of Boothbay), Greenleaf, Rock 8 Bah, 6 days. with pineapples to Jas’ Dougias—vessel to B Wenbery Schr Pamper (Br), Holder, Trinidad 17 days, with su and molassea, to. H Barnstorf? & Co—vensel to Henry & ker. Been 9 days north of Hatteras witn light head winds. Schr Elia Howell (Br), Bethel, Eleuthera? aays, with pines apples and 2 Poseengers br Hattie A Butler ‘stricta Pensacola 16 days, with lumber, to Hubbard & Co, of sMiddietown, Cl, where ‘she is bound. Been 4 cree Eng of Mattern, with N and NE winds. Sehr W © Atwater, Barker, Alexandria for New Haven. 16th inst, ip a heavy squall, lost foresaii. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Bee iey Acushnet, Rector, New Bester: for New York, and passengers, to Ferguson & & Bi iz8 Thompson, Beck, Porto Rico, 14 days, for New or! Brig Caspar Wildt, Muller, New Haven for New York. Schr Saladin (Bri, Chariton, Corayalis, NS, for New York, with potatoes to Crandall, Bertaux &.C Schr Evelyn, Crowley, St Jobn, NB “for New York, witn timber to master. Schr Biak, Jobnson, Fast Machias for New York, with tim- der to Cl Talbot & Co. Sehr Lucy’ Hammond, {Robinson, Machias for New York, with lath to Chase, Talbot Scur Connecticst, ‘Kiwell, ‘Machlas for New Yorky with lumber to Bimpaon & Clapn. Schr N Jones, Ingalls, Machias for New York, with lumber to Simpson & ape Sour ida Ella, Kmith, Pembroke for New York, with tim- ber to Chase, Talbot & Bohr Union, Carey, Rockland for New York, with lime to 2 R Brown. Schr Antelope, Smith, Rockland for New York, with lime tod R Brown. Schr Cornelia, Henderson, Rockland for New York, with Mme tod R Brown, Sehr Juno, Woodman, Rockland for New York, with lime to JR Brown. Schr Van Buren, Stepbens, Portland for Newark, with lumber. way to the Alderman’s office. He had made ail Scbr Ida, Brown, Portland for New York. necessary arrangements for subsequent movements, ‘ Sebr hy lab, Heney, Portland for New York, with lumber in addition to securing a formidable military | to maste 7 escort, and now appeared bold as alion. While me | ,Schrd "Rogers, Migging, Portland for New York, with lum scheme for Scranton’s releuse was being periected ‘Schr J A Chate, Cox, Portland for New York. on the otuer side of the river the miners were coun- | Seur Union, Avery, Woodbrilles tor Now York. selled by their leaders to maintain peace and onier | sched M Brainard, McCarty. Por it, for New York, aad to go quietly away, 80 as to give nO cause tor declaration of martial law. Speeches were made in English and\Weish, and the men, velng assured that they would defeat the ends of justice by any | outbreak, began to disperse, und within fifteen Minutes the sireet was us free from leitercrs as | though po scenes of blood had ovcurred to eXas- perafe the populace. A lew minutes before three o'clock the pieace made Liters strougly guarded by soldiers, thé dram gyd fife at the head of the line playing the soui-stirrh trains of Yankee Doodie.’? First = a ab Some ¢ of solGiefa; Taéd i carriage contain- jonies, Mr. J. H. Scranton, Mr. Hand ane en prisoner. (Other carriages, containing friends of the accused, were sapdwiched in betwee; tiles of mitia, The whole scene had the dramatié effect of the amazoa ofa BOG nate Th and uy i wht. etd Scranjon, and Lyman Bakes, esbusre, 8 pente for the risoner, waived ah éxamination, and Mr, Scranton was co! Mitred to the county |. He looked pale and lous, notwithstanding the en which be has e hibited for the just week. Le is about twenty- five Years of age, and is more remarkable for breadtu of Lecomigia than for cranial developments above them, Arrangements having been made to release the prisoner upon a writ of habeas corpus, a special train was placed at the disposal of counsel, witnesses and the accused, who arrived here about six o’clovk. ‘The writ was granted by Judge Dana, who fixed the amoant of ball at $15,000, which was prompily far- nished in tour sureties, An application was also made to release the murderer Kearns upon bail, but Mr. Smith, counsel for the prosecution, ob) apd the hearing was postponed unul Young Seranton’s trial wiil take piace 11 He is at the Valley Hoose this evening. The funerals of Davis and Jones will take place to-morrow, and an immense turnout ts anticipated. Hyde Park miners wiil vote ae the question of golng to work Saturday, It is believed tiey will ac- Cept 93% cents a car. Everything 1s 3 quiet : alone the line. WEATHER REPORT. War Dara ARTMENT, ) Orrick OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, May 18—7 P.M. J Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours, The barometer has risen somewhat on the Pacific coast, accompanied by a alight increase in the tem- perature, The weather remains unchanged at she Rocky Mountain stations. Light rains, followed vy clearing weather, have been reported from Sonthern Jilinols, and the rain prevatiing at New Orleans ig now apparently con- fined to Northern Florida, Clear weather has generally prevailed on the iakes and Atlantic coast, although @ light rain was reported last night on the Carolina coast, The area of highest barome- ter is bowin Western Pennsylvania and the pres- sure has fallen decwedly on the upper lakes, Provabiiities, A slight disturbance is apparently developing in Alabama and Georgia and will probabiy move East- ward. A similar disturbance—probaply a severe thander storm—is also probable in Minnesota. Pieasant weather will probably continue on Friday on the lakes, AUantic and Guif coast. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac tor New Vork-This Day. Sun rises . 4:39 | Moon set - Sun seta, i 30 DATE OF DEPARTURRS PROM NEW YORE ror THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. ads | _Destnations | Os ~ Ofer, | Havre... (08 Browdway, Giascow 2.02. 17 Bowling Green Liverpool ndway. Gi Europa. 45....une 10... PORT 0 7 Bowing Green SEW YORK, MAY 18, 1871. CLEARED, Steamship City of Baltimore (Br), Delamoite, Li ~Seeamanly iesasourt idler ore ws tin anitemanle lb Atlantic Mail ronn Oo." “ae 1p Ses a oh id Savannah —LAvingaton, "eecaet Pond Dorminion Mhesmchin Gor CY Petal and mehip Mana Howe, Pailadelphia—Lorillard Steam. “ieeamabip Is, dearse, Roston—Ht F Di Bhip Gi irehamet oly, joan, Cronatadt-J Atkins & a Bisse Eastern Province (Br), Smith, Buctouche, NB Boyd «tore (italy, Rao, & \ y. Plowalne, Fsclow— a De Welk b Gay Brie Rio 1B) “aur Abby Wid, Brown, Rockport tor ‘Siew ores whh ase to Waver * F'D ingratam, Dickinson, Boston for Philadelphia. Schr Black Diamond, Goldsmith, Nantucket ivr New York. - - . « Yobr Native, De Hari, Providence for New York. cbr Abbie Stewart, Gilbert, Providence for Albany. Scbr Jas Bo'ton, Harim way for New York, Sehr Thos H Faile, vials ‘Fort Sebuyier for New Work. ‘br Excelsior, Murphy, if Spring {i p Ney ¥ York. br Wm Mayo, Crum, Northport (or Schr Pavillon, Iiaacoti, Kridgepurt for New Yori. Scbr Urbana ‘Allen, Bridgeport yi Sebr Jos Allen, Dudiow, Gh Steamer Doris, Youn mdse and passengers, to Ste: Electra, Mott, pasnenge! Steamer Raticruake, Wiiett, io gor for Philadeiphiag ty BOUND JAS Fear 2, Jonason, Pe Tor Poritand, Ie Grnes, Outhonse, New York for St Jobn, NB. Rent Leontine, Pratt, Roudout for Boston, Schy Gloucester, Allen. Ehasbetbport for Bridgeport. dlewind, Hickman, New York (or Fiee.wood. Nelson Harvey, Pearce, Alexandria fur New Haven, ar Wiiard Saifsbiry, Handy, Alexandria for Bostou. Schr Frances. Gibbs, Baltimore for Gardiner. Schr J L Maloy, Ku il, Georgetown, DO, for New Haren. son, New York for Providence. New York for New Haven. ky Bri ges. New York for New Bedford. Schr Isaac men Nerton, Al ny for Providence. Sehr Welcome Home, Huntley, Liizabethport for Windsor, Ns. mone Sebr Romeo, Wentworth, Rondout for Boston, ‘hr Emma, Fiteb, New York for Noank. Fountain, Benuett, Poughkeepsie for Fall River. Schr Whistler, Keefe, Poughkeepsie tor Taunton, Iva, Merritt, Por eakeepste For Boston, James Poiter, Brown, New York for Mystic. Ser Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Naversiraw for Paw- tneket, Schr Wm F Burden, Adama, Balt!more for Providence. Sebr Thos Coa leeper, Hoboken for Providen: Sehr Alt Browb, Hoboken for Providence, Schr George uF Edgar, —, Hoboken for Stamford, Schr Davidson, Ferria, New York for Stamford, hr Hattie J Hamlin, Baker, New York for Cape Cod, ‘br Treasure, Taylor, Rondont for Providence, on, Sawyer, Sangerties for Boston. aiter, New York lor New London, 1» Crowell, Hoboken for Providence. fovioken for Fall Ri |, Clinton Point for New Haven, 1e, New York for Greenwich, ley. Albany for Derby. Scbr Haze, Me! Sehr Wm 8 Camp Sebr Ore 01s Piakbarn, "New York for Boothbay. Sehr Burkalew, Holt, New York for New Haren. Schr G W Parnell, Provost, Hoboken for Starafurd. Akin, Know es, Kingston for Norwich. jéctra, Mott, New York fur Providence. Wuitestone, LI, May 18—11:50 PM. The echr RH Daly, which went ‘ashore on ey 's Neck night of 16th inst, fogted off at midnight on 17tb and put in on beach here, where they patched up the leak temporactiy. The vessel is now p to New London for repairs. "Ail the shipping which put. into the ‘iterent porta ih hie vicinity for Meroe night of 17th inst hae with ¢: cevvtob of the bark Arnette, bound eust, ‘Which ‘still’ remalae at anchor Whitestone, Sloop Ken Steamer The echr Jamen English, from New London for New York, which put in on be Whitestone 17th inst, in order to crabbed, proceeded this PM. Wind 8, tendency to BE LOW. Bark Snowd Java from Ma\anzas. Bark Niord (Nar), 13 dave from Ragin. Brig Tempo (Ia!) 64 days from Palermo, SAILED. me hips City of ct for Halifax and Liverpoo!; vanuah ; Isvac Hell, Rieh- Shipping. Note: The Hamburg ant American Steamship Company have made an addition to thelr magnificent fleet of steamers. She is named the Germania, and arrived here yesterday morning on ber first trip. She came from Hamburg direct, with fair list of passengers for this time of yeas, when the tide of tourist travel ie ed eastward. e Disasters. Ser Crry oF gure CA ye pgs on the With inst. announced the lose of of Quebec at Dead Jatana, on the coast of ‘Newroundiand, and that. mone of her crew were saved. Several days after the date of the above n named Egbert Scott arrived in a destitite cond thern coast of the 1 City of a dark aod mediately stove The ¥ Juebec, that ie remy ght, tee The bont ned task that Seett Femombers except bie belug cast shares Sur Hupson (Br), Richardson, from New York for Routhwest Pass, before reported towed back dinmasted, bas ia J# now joading at this port for Melbuurne 8 FN (Nor), Dannavig, from Philadelphia April bie to have been abandoned Hd nit; The G was 641 tone regi baile in 1265 in Liltesand, whence she nailed. Sbe bad a car, of 97,318 buebels corn, valued at $22,397. An (Br), Townsend, from Pensacola tor reported), wae abandoned 2b alt. The ebec 13th ins, in abip Columbine, from andry, from Neweantle, to Siigu ith Inst ip weet sea ri tue isinda, ‘ fos ww be and metal. Brig Hanvest MAID (of Jersey), Gedfrey, (som Balti more for Paapevine,, was totally wrecked 1h Jersey (9 Hiver St Lawrence, 110 Inet; orew payed. The HM was at Jersey, Bi, in 1865, Senn owas Be from (eor, DO, of and for ton ( dy waa abandoned Ae onl, All bands ‘Cart ad Tanda at Bos. hone Janse A Geneon to saline out of Provioence harbor, A M of 17th inst, came in cotiteton with Br brig John Arrived, Orteans ive Aving as rat aut at © Sessstvan Font, seen aay ee Hie leon, Now orion bh ti The bob recelrea es aaa pepereakiy Ging 20 ny. tor New Yor ne ays la’ port’ brig Sammie! Lindsey, Smal, Scum Savawnan, Whitney (at Vineyard, Haven), from eee ror kjeeidence, was in contact with an wn SLOOP —— (of Ce ‘ol New Haven for Colultpons” with oiaane wan pend Sone jh venedl IRN’ Capt and wis sonra Apel te: arr, Cordelia, Wells, ViorontA.” ‘vi 3 May 9—Arrived, schr Barcelon: Clara Light, Mitchell, American Perts. ALEXANDRIA, May 10--Arrived, schra JB pee Providence; Ht Go uid, Saco. dp ios uiled-Schra F Merringy Providence; R W Tull, Beatin, BOSTON, May 17 ane ROD, sunk opposite t) jeorget phate ton, nt; a Hada Cane, Patel wharves, a bad pita bore mora) three a, Batei Ctoweil, ej emes ertal wean punips pa went to work ou ber, rand wenirore ade Fort Sineent. R teetay Croll vis; Fmeline, roid 04 ‘ons ware ts mere taken cit ‘and inure jan Ombre peth Soadout; Empire, Kel: ‘at fsstng socks Gy dnd it not be poate Sat phe bee Tr sonclusive that the valve cay of the water u mer waa left open by Tan sisets and such will doubtless found to be the cause of king of the steamer.—Wash. ington 1 Bar York, ig aground oh ¢ wey b—The Val fant otf Halifax) hi crew saved acd landed here by tel trom New Yorks LIvERPOo1, May 5—The Ocean Phantom, Webster, arrived ‘eN, May a | heist (8), Meyer, from New maui, » abandoned wt men bark Chris- Clearéd—Steamah: Phitadetphle wa Campbell, Gurines 8 neato, Rogen Poa el, Marks Arie thy Teapal Are, Pettea, Kingston, Feld: Dy Joan Cuno er Jones, St Kitts; thew of Beaioa, 8a Ws-losthe tons, ‘Havana; eobr Hi, M Milter, Miller, Philadel phi: Salled—Steamship Saxon; ship Tyro; barks Zepbyrine, Zinearella, Taabel, Wth—Arrived, hip, Glaueus, Walden, New York: bark Kate Willfe Hale, Fayal; achr C A’ Farnsworth, 'MALTIMORE, May 1—Arzived, barks Aquidneck, Chese- brougb, Rio Janeiro; Lothair (Br), Hutton, from Ardrossan 3, here from Baltimore, reports having passed a quatiiy of | LER George Amos, Johnson, Rondout; ‘schrs Wm F Mc- eae, part of a vous a's aa mast and Faeveral logs of tanber, | Kewen, Weary Big gi HJ Stanles, oences” Wana! jon 88 4 . f] and H'A Taber, Bonman, New, Lonvon, May 6—The Bessie Rogers, Prout, from Ant fang Phar Rope, pee Be for New York, lot sulla xnd sustained damage to hl red--Barks Yamordea (Br\, Burgess, Rig, Janeiro; suceeanion of gales Avrit 6 off tue Galloper Hund and | Jaylter (NG Bremen; Giadiatenr (Br), Nlokerson off Beachy Head: ale has pit back to wis port tor repairs, | Went indies: Mesgis, Morten, Berviess (Br), MALAGA, May l—The North German bark Onkel Ader- man, bricht, which putin here leaky on the 2th ult, re- rts, reseed the nlewt of thei th, when off the Iwand of Nehiy, been rap ppto by the English brig Alida, from Swansea ‘ort, Said. bark @ustained much damage ta her how's cutwater ‘end (pruze gis leak. She bas been surveyed this day and ordered arg. Miscelanee Suir Fprrm, of New York, 1172 tons,_ bull 2 port in 1863, bas been sold at this port for $13,800. mono 8 PouaR STAR, of New York, £19 ton ford in 1868, has beet sold at thle, port for $11, Dailt at Mea- Eiliott; "Pornanivaee for rderes, Woskeway, Paitateipinas Hannibal, Cox, Bangor; Larattine, Buver, iJ J Pharo, Soper, Hoboken; J A Grifith. Coombs, pnailei— Barks ‘Yamoydon, Manitou; brig Gladtateur; echr evant, wee May 16--Arrived, sohr L A Danenhower, Grace, Cleared—Scbra Martha Inuls, Wiley, and Anna May, Bot ker, Philadelphia; Ano Elizabeth, Parker, New York, BOOTHBAY, May M1--Satieg,’ scr Sliver Lake, Reed, Eleuthera, URISTOL, May ‘Salled,techr Ellen Barnes, Wilcox, New Pagal W Coouran® (Br), from jonsice for, Qneens- OHARLESTON, May 15—Arrived, brig Lena (Br), Whar- ee poke in latitude 42 4 lon 5} 15, by ‘k Belle. | ton, Demarara. wane Portland 18th inst from. ool, with ber captain | _ Cleares Schr Harry C Sheppard, Clark, New Haven via very sick, Was furnished ted Le by the B, Sacks Loxpoxprney, May ¢—The berk (nanima (of St Joho, pane tp. rea Risto RT Hel fla, fork for hiverpon ee eet NB), from North Shielde for ew Work (iegay fut into et Grmell (Br): Gtewerh, tees carte Beet Higa ‘tna me Roads with two roan Ck gentoo: Om OARS Gy will ton, for Greenock, Nie: Tiootune (NG. tam, f De a Bg 3 LivERPooL AnD BaRor.oxa—Messrs Charles Gi yn & Co yesterday cid the shi; ferlo, ee or the above port, with oda pou cotton, wetghin, 81 fia east sone be F Sele ue val Mi Charles Cireen, toag $d ids brig ‘ Quinten, art aad Barcelona ii 670 Males ‘Oni nangh Bepublionn: hei is s SHIPLUILDING IN MAINE—Mr 3 be Whitten tn bi shipyard at Kast Mach; just commencing & large Urig iY twin, ror THERM ANDINA, May ISArrived® ache Tae Line, *PonTHess MONROE, May 18—Passet in for Baltirnore, sbip Fernandina, from Bremerhaven; bark Constance, from. Havana; briys Aurora, Onoiagka: ing ag Day, pt ant ‘Thotns, aon ‘St Johns? ache Lucy J FALL RIVER, Mi o—Arived, chr Joka McAdam, Wil- lard, j sourrtinen Bc TH Borden, Uadwin, New York. GaltEstoN, May To"Arrived, bark Bremen Se Hele mere, Bre et ; steamehlp Dt as Le 24 New Yor! eee ver hn Bian rity i wel sat der tm bie "York a Paani "ioaune f) aw gota scbr wi un way in eared Sth, achrs Fannie W pean) Marts, Gardiner. M Forte pala Ataater J Lowell‘Nash has ito atonal ressel | 188, Jan M- Broomal doairey, Fuladeiphiny 1th, JO tn hus yard, hardly go well under way as the other both wil ‘Thompson, Vansant, Xew ¥ ae probably be got ey ip June, Lis rr el May li Cleared, “stp ‘terbury (Br), Manson, Netice to Mariners. Bs A iitas, May ic Arrived, ache Viola, Hall, New York. The Newbarrport Herats of 17th j 8: ~The beacon to Ned Sth, schra Lucy Hammond. Robinson,’ New Yorks be pi fon Black Rocke consiels. 1 rom shalt bout ii Nillason, Keer stenaa; 18th, Agnes, Young, New! ect loug and 10 inchos, fo, diameter bya | Peta at adam cereatiarhe Ba scopes earn wrer INDIE —CUDA—FEEED AND FLASWING Ligur on | Shih Jomeph Fishy Btacknoie. Live tay! olaners E CRUZ, The Spanish government hae given notice that from M. 8, 1871, & light would be exhibited from & ligatlouse rece erect ape Cruz, south side of Cuba. "Ene light les fxed and Mashing white tight, showing « fash every thres minutes, elevated 114 fect abie the « and in dlear weather should be seen from a diatance of 1 miles. ‘The plominating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses, of the 3 ‘The tower is bulit of stone and stands in front of the keep- a dwelling, whitch is pai low, with white edges. Position, lat 19 dey 20'main N, lon 77 Gey 445g min West from Greenwich. Also that the fixed temporary light would be discontinued from the sume date. BAHAMA ISLASDS—EXMIBITION OF A DANGER LiguT AT BOG I ND. The colonial government of the Bahan Islands bas given notice that the reculation ia still in furce which requires the exuibiion, at night, of a rea light'a. Hog Taland, whenever the state of the bar at the entrance of Nassan barbor is auch ato be considered impassable or dangerous to veaseis en ‘The light ited wt the flagstaif on the poiut near thouse, By command 9 of their Lordsn! sips. EO HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer, Hydrographic Ofilce, Admiralty, Londen, April 31, Isii, CAPE OF GOOD HOPR—TADLE DAY —DINCONTINUANGE OF NORTH WHARE LIGity. Ke, Bor ethania (Nor), iksaon, Havre) brie Gallia tat Stinea, parereal achra Nellio Howers, ik pole, Avalachicola; Tilly of the Vallay, Leitch, Kuatan, NORFOLK, May 16—Arrived, schr Ovetta, Bodine, Staten) aE WBURYPORT, May 16—Arrived, schr Martha, Smith, Sehr Tirrill, Atwood, New York via Lane's Cove to stone, NEW DEDFORD, May M-Ratled, ship Ceylon, Wood Boston : schre George rd; Monitor, Chase, and’ M Vast ew RT, May ‘3 PM—Arrived, schrs White Foam, Milliken, Providence for Baltimore: leasenger, Dean, Taun- ton for Nem Yorg; Ellen Barnes, Wilcox, B Br for do, on dorks exter for do; Anthony ‘hurton, Providence for do; Billows Bock)a: od, achra David G Fl H Borden, Hadwin, Hs Milibridge for a |, Clifford, trom fiver foe Rew ; Jessee. Bray. Brown, Cnials for dc tons), Eastman, for, doy Olive Elzabath, Soule, Portland for aot onward, Selee, Calais for do; GW Kimball, Jr, Hall, Rockland for do. 4 PM~Arsived, sehrs Jobn W Bell, Pierce, Taunton fot Artist, Forrester, Somerset for do: Terry. New Yori NEW HAVEN, May 17- Arrived, brig hea. Thompson { achrs Readluy; Patent No. 41, Ludam; 'O Wisharte Mas Horace Collin Howe, Hardy; ward Linsley, The colonial government of the Cape of Good Hope baa | ltl iven notice thatthe Ted light bitherts exhibited rem vue etre Aarne. thle Bisset Tes tie Hy command of tbe raat bark Commodore (BP), Koves, Uibrattar: soht Whitey Longs nf Rok ARDS, Hares, ty , abip Mav Queen: (Bi r, New Hydrozrapher, + ‘Ramiralty, Thndog, pri al ie Whalemen. letter from Humphrey W Seabury, sana Eg ip muports arrived at do N. red 29 bark Morcolin, Tit s is. Capt Tilton reports off the port oo tue Wotrks Cornelia, Shiverick, N 20 bbiaap ; would cruise eae May, then come into port and Teeru't for home; March 31, B Colcora, McClenve, Nantucket; April 6, Mount’ Wollae ton Comin, Ni, grits Loto vue oll on board, GEO. Hydrographic 01 at, date! Talca- Western Oveau (ivy, Davisr vlads KE; Keke rooks, Provks, Galveston; Fanny F tS oma May 17, PM.—Arrived, ships diets gomery, Perkins, Antworp via Bonthwest Pass; Hope, Han- cook, Liverpool: barks Sarah Blano (Br), Davia, Providence; Florrt M Hurlbut, Hitey, Lonvton: brig Geo i Dale, Peron Matanzas: schrs 0 H Moller, Brown, New Haven; Sarah Mills, Baker, Providence. Cleared, steamship Aries Tbelden, vi wana ibrigs Minnie MI Dak Sailed 2d, Nie. Mow barks Jo} Lomiand. NB, on a crue; Sd, Altrod ler. Aninfaon, Portland; Nel ‘Arecibo hy rene , . Cally wis, Rantuck was at Valparaiec Ma arch 3 colng ome “a Fe Seer May 16 Cleared, schr Skylark, Pang. Aler- 3 ol Bot repo 5 et "ki Eagle and’ Paimet:o, Teng fOr aoa, UAL Temas, blowing’ s | y_titte-Arrived, ecbre Idaho, Davis, and Adriana, Denton, arark EB PBiliips, Chester, which arrived at New Lon‘ U6th inet, put in at St Joins, NF, intending to procter teow voyage 10 Greeplend, bus ber Grew deserted ber, and she sailed for bome. Spoken. Ship Martaban, from Liverpool for Calcutta, May 2, off wiggled Br), Joni 4 ht fi : Ip Cen (Br), Jenkins, froin Liverpoot ; Fi; at 3n, Jonkins, froin Liveryoal for New York, om = Liveépooi fo tor. Philadelphia, May 1%, lat ion "Foaredntg ous Dyer, Cardenas; echr Abvie, Arroyo, P. Dare Relleene (Br), Cutten, Liverpool. eat Ted, May ied, ‘sehr Chas Carroll, Chane, Reni May 17 -Arrived, achrs Sagan Wrighty bs Georgetcwa, SO) via Vall in C Bee, Emma f Graham, Timi Philad aelpulal Ebaas Gd John Stockham, Price, do; 1 Tunis Bodine, Bunoe, Port @ dy Georgetown, DO; J ‘WH Welat Crowell a tir, Hunt, New York cH howe, alter, ¢ stbareae Bgremn |i ie are el is ue nae =H ct poligempalie ron rion | onal sine fom st a . from : " ‘caliente Monievideo, i | Rt aa ne si cae ESDEDN 1, at 8 88, Ton 22 13, 2» . SAN FRANCISCO, May taurica ship Globe (Br), y lo, ftuaael, Now York, ag Gti Jobna Wiluelaor Leeadies Barronrerny, May 5—Sailed, Alice Graham, Morgan, Portland, 0. BEacay Hrav, May 3—Off, Trident, Bilson, trom Gaives- ton for Bremen BunGkx, April -Cieared, Sara, Lund, Amerwoa; Frigate Bird, de Lippe, di Brovwrnsiaven, May 4 Arrived, Belle Walters, Wal- C. tera, Wilmington, N: BARCELONA, Aprit 29 —Arrived, Maria Inabel, 8 vancah ; 30th, Virgeves it, New Fort rere New York, BERMUDA, May 8 Arrived, achr Alice, (and sated 10th on ber retur Cleared 2d, sober Estella, Ri Neilson, Charleston ; jarnard, Boston +, Boston; Bd, bark Langer, 4su, solr "Isabel Alberto, Tooker, New Sailed 10th, brig Excelsior, New York. Cow Fs, Mar S” Arrival, Assyria, Paiten, Cal Canntrr, May 5- Suiled, Brilitant star, Pr ton, NC. St Seehaieul May 4Arvived, Hedwig, Jorgensen, New or 0. r, Wilming- © pet bars Alaa Potter, for New York; Liti Rosso, (or do ldg; beige Americ: Mand, from Ba ona, arrived 3 ah, for New York Me, Ne (tal), Catiero, for New York; Margaret Leach (Hr), Ka. gh, for Philadelphia ti ReTANTINOPLE, Apet 25--Arrivad, Vesuvio, New York, mee, y 5—Passed by, Estella, Loring, from New Or. Jeane for Tireme ELSINORe, May Albrecht, Phila- w Oriesnna for deipbia for ‘Riga, Lavra Mari ‘weria, Starreti, FY id NOCK, May 5—Arsrived, Plosta, Anderson, Winning. Grnoentt, April 13-8 Hed, | Rosalia, for New York or Philadelpaia; 17th, Venerauda, Romano, Philadelpnia. PA PSone Baker, Now Yor, “ag —Cieared, steaghips 1 Ts Yorks § North Polat, Bali won er. more; schr O M, May 17--Arrived, echrs Juno, Keene, Cayenne; Joanie Murdock , Chris:'a, 313b) SOME RSET, May 17—Satied sehr Aritat, Forrester, New UiUNTON. May ie A Bailed, ecbr Messenger, Dean, New Kk, -Galled, sehr Jon W Bell, Pleree, New York. gvato ti Hav Vi ¥ Mo chrrie d, schre Ocean phin for | BAS Allen, Doane, Ponce Ellen (Br), Britt, 8t George, ork | Pebnsy vaiiia, Buller, Rockport, Me, [OF itudiey, Pigeou Cove for doy pape brig Frances hrs Le i ey Tarek ch dle iadelphia for Ran’ Gramfors, do tor Wermont: ee Shin oston for Georgetown, DC: Mary D Haskell, do tor Baltimore, Wapdcrer, French, Senger’ tof New Yor pits “the abo eee Now 2 2 Gariver for Ne 8 L Stevens, ATTENTION JEWELRY COMPANY, FROM LO} 871 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hovel, GIERALTAR, Apri u9--In port bark Hastings (Br), Wabam, tram Leger ator Boat. reldg, to pall in stew dagen are cow opening 9 new a of Goode from Burope, ile | enchapiress, Lorillard, Algiers ; bark Awa, Barbarovich, New Yorke ool on be. J anaeed tirongh the rae ih, ship Doster, Tavior. trom orn for Boston 28th, Norwegian brig J C8 Me (commer: BSOLUTE DIYOROES LYGALD' OBTAINED PROM oy ens de), from Pa no for Fader hin. the Courts of diderent States. jag Goure, Apri] 6 irived: ¥ ay a rn sated 7th M Heslen, Jones, Boston (and oF Gambia): iin Dame Weoue’s Piten, as f Sailed, Blanqneman, Robinson, . "Notary Poblio and Uommlastoner fo are ‘ae 1 KING, Counnelior-et- Law, 68 \ BSOLUTE pivorc ES LEGALLY omraiND Hmvorr, May 4~Arrived, Welkin, Snow, New York. Seite ee ene th days ccu eeeat Te G blot urge until divores obtained; advige free, edapinond, May 2 eared, Maria Seammel, Hjelmetrom, | 04bMeity ; no charg M. ROUS! Attorney, 180 Brondway. HAVRE, Muy oc, Poraire (a), Daure, Ni Hauivax, May Ib ‘Arrived. meumship Ghiy of “Mati x8 Pd 8 TEAS, Yielich ‘gas cave Be perpen (Bry Jamieson, St. Jobing, NF; brig Marcella (bry, Metiac, W's, 2a) ‘ireenwich sréet, New York. yy 5—Arrived, JL. Dimmock, Lincoln, New Omi WEARABLE LIFE PRESERVER AND oth, Edward Me! 7 y ' Bathers’ Bupport~ the only one that can be worn wit tenes Gualey aan sap bioee Sink abe incnaventence or change in the appliance of dress, Tt Cleared 6th, Charles Au , Cogrel, New 0; packed in a small, neat cane, my Je, MoNutt oa Guinetern Doce 9 saelpeie Jiean be lofated faa momat, ¢ Havener, San Francisco; Brave, Lucan, inaures to the frei toe ae othe in time of danger. diff; HOM Smith, Bishop, Mobile ‘Bay via eras ww "susan M | does not talertene wil with the pan atthe oppe wate gw wimnmrug- “fag dner, " aan, Gardner, New York via do; Kent nekian, Knowles, sh tone ae tena Traveling’ on our river and ntas, OF New Buy a trip on the ocean, Thaty (#), a, 3 w York; rt ie, Philadenpite, Gar? ranciaco: ith, Kronprinsen, Onl): 4 Ns ry bere, “Baltimnoro City of New York (9), Leiteb, New York. vON, May’ b.-Cleared, Vilia/ranca, Morgan. New york Ent out 6th, © Afoot, for Philadelphia, -Salied, Mobongo, MoGonagle, jay 1— Arrived, Monitor, Eaton, New York, Anvil 22. Tn port bark Speenwells Patteny to York direct. ton, Elwood, New Jere, Flinn, Ni Salied, OF N Iph FORTLAND, May 401, Currie Porington, Lincoln. from Mobile for Cron Capalla, Chrstofers, from New York for Bremet Pat into the roads 4th, Adeline Elwood, Wawkins, from Amsterdam saved Sth for Fall River, Mase PALERMO, Apri J6-Cloared, Ocean Kelle, Evaus, New REweTOWS. May #- Arrived, bark Star Queen Heath, Now York, bat coh lakes or makin, haat atiemen whe vis to swim should p jolt vombineas $6: money Delt combined, $O. Seip ‘of price: wend ‘mraa net arog i, sche, le wt all ele an: hey ‘a furniabie CRANDAL & GO. facturers and Propeletors, 11 Ful- ton street, New York. Agents wanted. - 50c, ACh Broadway ogee roadway, corner Dr. warty we aia kee Datking. resorts. vide tease a0 wi price 5; Ii by mail (pont im, ke. cured by Fulton itees Anuibilaor cures corne, bu By mail, 0 ceate. Cournnssap TVORY MARTINGALE E RINGS, 8 to wil LEEVE ) Buttons, Animaln’ Heads, assorted turqoom abd ruby eyen; aa | oe a? Balls, READ & © Manafacturery and Importers, Veneers, Faucy Woods and Board: tn store the Guest assortment French Veaoers, forme esate fa ove. iat ‘the best and largest Veneer Cutting Mae Grosse Ww. ti chines fr the ooun' erent Way” ysleaetcameryocet Mee,ucrs, | CWietan titra Lawn st 1 and 18. 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