The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1871, Page 14

“A SAD STORY. Fhe Death of Thomas Earle in the Worcester (Hass.) Insane Asylum, were afterward released. On the 10m! of April w fp gon and that about 000 was due him $30, on mortgage, and as default had been made in the payment he was entitied to take possession of te ship under @ foreclosure of the mor! It 8. ts further alleged that he ald take possession of the ship, and on the 24th day of April was in peaceable possession thereol, and 15 the majority owner in consequence of holding twenty-seven forty-eighths me ves: ome answer of Mr. Tapscott demes the Jurisdiction —y ‘of the court in consequence ef the transaction not ' owing out of al nee fancy ba dd omy: Disco! ‘nat a mortgage Was made, Recther Instance of BD ‘ ratic ra 11,808 uu, wines 2am feed to have been due [rom sed uali: James B, Bell to W. D. Morgan. ms by Spirit - He alleges thet after Bou's share had peen made and. Free Leving. over to Mr. Morgan he offered to pay to lam what ever sums might be legally due on the mortgage, but that the propusition was refused unless Were stould also be tucluced im the payment the suia of $10,00), alleged to be due Charles L. Morgan on the ship James. Bell. Mr. Tapscott claims to be the owner of thirty-seven forty-eightns of the vessel and Mr, Bell of six forty-eighths, and therefore asks that the ship shonid be released, The case came up for argument yesterday, when the question of the jurisdiction of Couris of Adini- Talty in cases of mortgage was debated, and the Court reserved its decision. SUPREME CQUAT—3PECIAL TERM. ‘The Atlantic Avenue Extension—An Injunc- tien Vacated. Before Justice Giibert. William H. Adams vs, J. Wyckoff Van Sickelan, John Yves and George W. Pa'mer.—By an act of the Legisiature passed in 1969, and an amendment in 1870, authority was given to extend Atlantic avenue to the county line, of same width os in the city of Brooklyn. Under these ucts the defendants above named were appomted Gomumissioners to open, grade and pave tne extension, and aiso to estimate Worcxster, Mass., May 27, 1871. In this city Me event of the hour 1s te death and burial of Phopaas Karle, thus closing the last scene ef apainful domestic drama, protracted in dura- ‘tion, hghig¥sensational in character and most tragic fm its entiwg. Most Teaders will have forgotten the Balient points of wis remarkable case, which are partially ‘revived “by ive death ef Mr. Earle, a man ‘once prominent in business cirtles and moving in ho first society of conservative New England, ‘Thewas Earle was married in 1849 to Alice Chase, @fSeiem. Tor'years of happiness were accorded to ®he couple, Who, to all appearances, were most Joving, and Itberally endowed with all the substan- taal and: loxurions appointments of life following ssuccess in busin aa Lhe accumulation of wealth. APTS THE BIRTH OF THE LAST CHILD, Thomas, Porn in 1859, Mrs. Earle seems to have decome sobject to a strange hallucination, showing \ Uhe damages to the owners of the land taken. The Atself in @ marked distike for the soclety of her hus- | jana has been taken, the damagrs estimated and ‘band, which became intensified through the tn- | the report of the Commissioners confirmed last De- fluence of cember, The Commissioners proceeded to advertise for bids for the grading and paving. W. H. Adams, the laintif® above named, was the lowest bidder, and in February last the contract was awarded to him, Mr. Adams did not comply with the terms of bis con- tract in several important particulars, and in March Jast ihe Commissioners gave lim notice that they had the contract prepared for execution, and that ne must execute dt by the 15th or they would consider that he refused to fulfil it. Mr. Adams did not ap- pear by the 15th, and the Commissioners conse- quently considered they were iree from any obliga- tions to him, Mr. Adams dtd not think so, however, and he commenced this action inst the Commissiouers in the Supreme Court of New York, at the same time (May 6), obtaining an injunction from Judge G. Barnard, preventing tne Commissioners from @warding the contract to any other person except himself, and also restraining Supervisor Schenck, of the town of New Lots, from paying any other contractor for dolug the work, Yesterday morning Justice Gilbert granted an order vacating the injunction, without prejudice to the plaintiffs right to make application for its renewal. SPIRITUAL DOCTRINES, which taught her disordered tmagination that a ‘way to soulful peace might be found tn the society of a dark-haired aMipity. Accordingly we flud a mnmber of compassionate gentlemen, of the kind always waiting round for chances of usefulness, visiting here and there, writing notes and prac: tising magnetism, whtle the husband is away at the war during the year 1861, In the suit sor adultery that naturally follows as a sequence a social and “select crowd of high-toned and liberal-minded ladies and gentiemen are seen figuring on the car- pet, among whom MRS. EARLE WAS PROMINENT, -a5 dicated by the evidence on the trial for adul- tery instituted by Mr. Karle in 1865. Tt was not re- ported or published at the tme, through the influ- ence of Mr. Earle, who desired to spare hits wife the shame aud his children the disgrace which he un- douotediy had the power of inflicting. The MILK AND WATER PROSECUTION thus conducted gave all the vantage to the woman, Who used ner wealth and imfuence to avert the consequences of her delusion. From subse- KINGS COUNTY SURROGATE’S COURT. quent developments no doubt remains that —« hud the tral been a_ pubdile one justice The wills of the following named persons were ‘would have been influenced to a more impartal de- cision, Sometime previous to the trial ot 1866 Mrs, Farle haa deserted ner husband and family and re- turned to her native piace, where she still resides. Being possessed of about seventy-five thousand dol- Jars ip her own right she had no trouble in procar- ing friends to war upon her husband, who clearly gave her the advantage in accepting a divorce on g@ny ground otner than that of adultery, which would have made all her future attempts to obtain posses- sion of the children fruitiess. AFTER THE DESERTION OF THK MOTHER Mr. Earle procured an estunable lady to live in his family and care for the children. Becoming en- eared to the children and consulting only their happiness Mr. Farie eventuaily married Miss Cole. mau, his housekeeper, shortly after the decree of divorce was granten for desertion, about two years ago. Previous to this, nowever, Mr. Earle had spent @ year in Europe for bis heaith, durimg which Mrs, Earle had taken the children to Salem. On his re- turn to Worcester the father’s first care was to purchase and farnish a handsome residence, where he ovrovided for his family im good style, living happily, the children with him, and preferring their reconstructed home to that of the €stranged mother. Then commenced suits for the possession of the ehildren, fnaliy so adjudged in favor of Mrs, Earle as to take from the father tne two youngest, WHO WERE TORN FROM THE HOUSE force, shricking and struggling meffectually. Ws ailecved the sensitive and aelicate mental organization of the lather to that degree that he be- came no longer respunsible for his acts, and, while in @ state of delirium, he went to Salem Weffect their rescue, being defeated and repulsed with so much of violence that he became a raving maniac, dying on the 24th inst, at the Insane Retreat at Worcester in the forty-eighth year of his age. THE HEARTLESSNESS OF THE DIVORCED WIFE and _ her advisers in refusing the dylag man a sight of his childre: on his deathbed, notwithstanding the assurances of the attending physician of his condition, supplemented by a refusal to permit their aitendauce at the funeral in response to a courteous mote irom Mr. Earle’s brotuers, one of whom is Mayor of the city, is a theme of indignant comment 4n all circles. BROOKLYN MATTERS. proved this week:—Mary T. Suydam, Charles H. Bradley, James P. Spies, Jerard Hildbrand, Catherine O’Niel and James P. O’Rouke, all of Brooklyn. Letters of administration were granted in the estates of Hephzibah Alcertan, William G. Strong, Eliza Visiy, Charity Selover, Catherme A. Mulis, Richard Flemming, Peter Boiys, Koseua Meyer and Charles Schraaer, all.of Brooklyn. Letters of guardianship of the person and estate of Caroline F, Belcher were granted to Anna M. Belcher, her mother; of Hayward M. Ketcham to Nathaniel Ketcham, of Catherine Duffy to Mary Cassidy, ali of Brooklyn. SERENADE TO ASSEMBLYMAN HACH TMANN, The friends of Assemblyman Martin Nachtmann assembled in large force last evening, at 113 Ridge Street, and proceeded to the residence of Mr. Nacht- mann, tendering him a serenade, which was a mirably rendered by Meyer's [nll band. Mr. Nacht- Toann returned thanks for the compliment in a few i remarks, alter whici the party dis- perse WAVAL INTELLIGENCE, Aseistant Paymaster George M. Irving is ordered to duty as assistant to the paymaster of the Receiv- ing ship at Portsmouth. Paymaster A. D. Bache 18 detached from special duty at Philadelphia and ordered to the receiving ship at Portsmouth. > Paymaster W. W. Williams is detached from the seat a) Vandalia and ordered to the Ports- mouth, N. H., Navy Yard. Paymaster O. F. Gutid 1s detached from the Ports- mouth Navy Yard and ordered to duty as store- keeper of the Asiatic feet, relieving Paymaster El- dridge, who isjordered home. ———— TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. qth Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned sine vdie yester- ye ‘The recent heavy rains in Canada have considerably abated the fires in the woods near Ottawa, and they are not now considered of a dangerous character. The lust stone in the bridge over the Mississipp! river nt Hannival, Mo., was laid at ten o'clock yesterday muruing with appropriate ceremonies Mrs. C. B. McKnight, of Reaaing, Pa., while laboring under ® fit of Insanity, yesterday shot and killed her child, a buy between three and four years of age. §.L. Palmer's store, in Newport, R. I., was robbed of $2,000 worth of boots and shoes on Friday night. The plun- der was probably carried away by some Vessel, a very large fleet being in port at the time. Lorrento Rogers, of Galesbarg, Il, was jilted by hia sweet- heart, and attempted to heal hin broken heart by shooting himscli vesterday; but the bali failed to reach @ fatal spon and Lorrento atill ives. In Lawrence, Mass., last night Willlam R. Scott and Emma ©. Horne, meeting wth opposition to their marriage, took arsenic, of which the girl died, Scott survived and has since been arrested. The Keystone Marble works of Jncoby & Prine, corer of Market aud twenty-tirst streets, Phiiadelpnia, were vestroyed by fire yesterday morning. A great amount of finished mar- ble wock was destroyed. "Loss 950,000; ingured for $50 000 in the Royal $20,000, and the Liverpool’ and Loudon $5,000. 4 Henry K. Fisher, former'y a Boston boot and shoe dealer, harzed with obtaining $1,6°0 from the Atias National forging the nate of’ Cameyer & Nason, of New on note of that amovint.. Fisher was arrested 1m Canada and brought to Boston for tri: Temperance Lecture. Daniel Hewlett, a youth of nineteen years, a car- penter by trade, was arrested mm Brooklyn on Friday evening last for intoxication, and locked up during the night in the First precinct station house, Yesterday morning, while in compapy with other prisoners in custody of @ police officer on the way to the Police Court tor examination, Hewiett jell suddenly to the sidewalk, and the plood flowed freely from his mouth aud nostrils while he worked. wm a fit. A wagon was procured and he was sent to the Hospital, but belore re. g lat institution he haa breathed bis The Coroner was summoned to hold an inguest on the body. Rergh’s Benevolence. ‘The great benefactor of the brute creation in arts,” Professor Bergh, has taken much sure iu the recent order of the Brooklyn police thorities, who have ordered that all arrests made Dy these humanttarian officers shall be respected by the police as though made by the latter body. Yesterday half a dozen of the detectives of the So- ciety for Ue Prevention of ¢ y to Animals were deployed along the vartous Lines cars in that city and is cl Bank bj York, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac tor New York~—This Day. closely Inspected the condition of the stock driven. ‘Arrests were mmule on the Court street, Fulton ave. | Sun rises. . 483 | Moon sets...morn 1380 mue aud Myrtle avenue routes, for driving spavined | Sun sets... w. 722! High water.morn 2 48 and sickly horses. The drivers were warned against eating the offence, and tue delicate aul- -m@ais were quarantined lor repairs. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. A River Mystery. The body of an unknown drowned man was taken from the river at the Cob dock, Navy Yard, yester- day and removea to the dead house to await inden- Mificauon. Deceased, who was apparently about forty-five years of age, and five feet seven inches in height, had a black Handkerchief tied over his eyes, and there were two deep abrasions of the scalp, which lead the police to express the opinion that Joui play had been perpetuated upon the uuiortunare BAD. Serious Figut Between Junkmen. Two junkmen, named Michel Bagley and Dantel Morphy, gow into an altercation last night in their boats, atte foot of Van Brunt street, South Brook- PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 27, 1871, CLEARED, Steamship Parthia (Br), Waison, Liverpool via Queens- town—C G Franckiyn, cSteamabin Woser (NG), Willigerod, Bremen—Oelricbs & 0. a Fab-Kee, Cooper, Hamiiton, Bermuda—Jones & dyn, about some sugar. Murphy seized a | Long a Nl chy erase giey a violent | y Steamship Gen Sedewick, Hills, Galveston via Key blow im the Knocking several of his | “Steiihehip st Louse, Wh ‘ Aeeih ont end cutting hus lip so that he will be dis | way@ttaulp St Lous, Whitehead, New Orleans—H B Crom figured for ite. Murphy was arrested and locked ap to answer The injured man was taken to the ‘Third preciact station hoase, where lis wound was ressed. A well. Steamsh!p Ashland, Moore, Fernandina—J Hand. — Sau Salvador, Nickerson, Savannab—W R Gar- son. Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, Sarannab—R Lowden. ae aimsiip Manbattan, Woodbull, Cuarieston—H R Morgan 0, Deenken Man Trampled to Death by a Horse. Wiliam Mathews, a hoster, in the employ of Goorge Mumby, Who Keeps a Nour and feed store at 67 bulton street, srooklyn, weot to the stable, under os Sivcet Market, last night for tne purpose of king ater tie horses. He was under che indu- ence Of yuor, and, staggeriug up to one of wie stale, the slit bim oy the back of the neck ‘With Ads joeth, threw lim upon the floor and then Srampled, him to aeath betore he could be rescued. The deocased resided at 15 James street, where he deaves 2 Wile and tirec children, BROW iB, Denetacter, Joves, Wilmington, NC—Lorillard yanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and Old Dominion Steamsnip Co. P Geo B Upton, Roberts, Norfolk, City Point end Wasbington & Co, John Civon, Winters, Georgetown, DO, and Geo B Merrick. Steamship Vonateer, Howe, Phtladelphia—Loritard Steam sito Siramabin Neptune, Baker. Borton—H F Dimock. Steamabip Acualuel, Rector, New Bedford—Kerguson & p Joven Thomas (Port), Henrickson, OportomHage- ever & Brana. ip Fieetering, Thatcher. San Pranctsco—Geo D Suttony etberton (Lr), Brokenshaw, Livervool—George F Rival (Br), Farfar, Plymouth for orders—George in (Br), Elven, Queenstown or Falmouth — LYN COURTS. UNITESLSTATES DISTRICT COURT—~i8 ADMIRALTY. Damages Against the Steamboat Amboy. Before Judge Benedict. Peter Branwigan vs. The Shomer @eorge Ww. atunt and the Stearadoat Amboy, de.—The lbet Jants are entiuied to receive therr damages of the stez, boat Ansboy, inasmuch 4s thet vessel fs solely side for the collision. A decree accordingly ye entered d@ismissiag tne bei agaipat the rue W. Bian with cos, and condemuimg Whe Cork or Falmouth for ordere— &0o. Uavre--Boyd & Hineken. Carthagena, Macecilien and Leg: ester. , Leighton, Marseilles Simpson & Clapp. e, Orr, Gibraltar I] Baetjer, Brig Marguerite (Br, In, Acroyo, PR—Winchester & Towne. Brig Branch (Rr), Sanford, Hallfax—Peniston & Co. wider, Pare—U Ladmawn & Co. ach, Kebr Kdward Burne’ Sobre Kila L Trevethen, Clark, St Pierre, Mart—-C ler. Schr i:mily Curtis, Barbour, St Jolins, PR—Miller & ton. ir Carleton, Albury, Nassou, NP—F T Moutell & Bar- we #tcamooi,t Amboy to pay the damages caused to the | grays cai \t Tremont by tue Acclicot referred (9 1n | ' Sokr Pampero (Br), older, 8 Jobu, NB—Heney & Par- ~ ¢, and le ence be Lad to ascert: er. es a pice e eh su Schr Ea, Montgomery, Jacksonville—W Ra: Sebr Hattie Coombs, vans, Ball & Co. ‘Bebr John A Grifin, Foster, Wilmington, NC—Evans, Ball Co. Schr David, Nichols, Wyman, Wilmington, NC_6 C Loud . jamesou, Charleston— Jurisdiction of Admiralty in Cases of Mort- Willan Dp. Morgan vx. James 7. Tapscott et al.— These proceeding.’ Were Lrougift to deoide aw wo the | * 25: son HP Rapp, Cole, Richmond, ‘Va—Van Brant & ownership of the Packer ship Wiliam Tapscott, | Slaght. o Which Is now Iying A’ the dock of Robert's stores, | nck! Tele of Pines, ee ee in this city, in charge’ of deputy marshala The | Schr Paragon. Nelson, Baltimore Wim Chalmers, | Ubcliant claims that on the 41 of June, 1809, James chr Mary Weaver, bang Tea em Kreemer, sel , ill, Fr \dletown, Ct B. Beli disposed of a mo: aye on tmrty-threésorty- | Behe G Stancil, Fraym or-BS Wenberg. @lghins of We stip to dim, bul six forty-eighins Sebr Neliie Bigh, Bich, Wi EB i 4 NEW YORK ts Steamer Anthracite, Shropshire, ChNadelphia, Aicamer $ ¥ Pheips, Brown, Phliace.paia, Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philuselpain. r, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAOHTS. Steamship Dacian (Br), Laird, Glasgo: ville 13ta, ‘with mdse and 13 passengers, to = ny hed Feperianese ay most of the pi 18th, lat £0 &, lon 43 NM wpoke sub Zoumve (Br), from — for St Joos Nb; no dat», iat 48 84, lon 4002, exchanged slg: hale with bark Maria, Waketiell, bound wert, Steamsiny Mirsissippi, Meary, with mdee and passengers, to Fi je Baker. Had strong memes 8. gett and, weather since passing 01 Vassed Streams a large fleet of square: a reaneis, bound a sommes n, hey Jan 2F, with mdse to pt iF Straits ‘el ‘Cape of Good. Hope, April tor, Apri New Orleans May 0, io lon winds thro owt; April 2 lat 3402 8, 10, sicnaitred ship City ot Madri Calcutta tor London, 63 days oat; 28th, lat 153 id (rome 7 8, lon 2502, signalized skip Su int suip Siam’ (Bi Bark Ra: Fpbe Gaawell «Co. Passed er Fan 25, lope April 9; crossed t! Equa‘or 1 Hope ay e Equator Apri 30, from Newport for inders (Dan), Valentine, Hon; with tea to Passed Angie Pe ase nt A Gape of fo Moog 2 re Island May 2). Had Gine weat! throughoat. Rark Wieland (NG), sand, Tes, 12 day nitrate of souu, to Charles ling, & Co, Was off Cape Hora days with heavy SW and NW calee; rounded the Cape March 4 crossed the Equator April 16 in from. Cxbe, Hora bad |iobt SE trades ani i Dy tat lon 29 ie bars Frederic Wilton (NG (or Bren 8 from ‘Liverpool for Buen Ayres, @'tlays out; V7tb, lat 10 8, lon 2! 10, steamship lathes (Br), from Liverpool for Rio Janciro, wit, propellor broken; was under canvas, steering SW, at the tym May % 88 N, lon 67 $8, bark Pelican State (Sp), from New Orleans for Barcelona, 15 days out; has been six days north pork Fallan (Br), Biddle, Be ork Pallas (Br), Biddle, Belize, Hon, 17 days, with wood, Le, and 9 passengers, to William Ten, Haw hight hoe and calnts the ectire pansaze. Rark MeGilvery of Searsport), Nickels, Matanzas 18 days, Wik sugar, to Franke & Fisher—vessel to Walsh, Field & Way. Hail fine weather, Brg Grace Kelly (Br), Kelly, Maracatbo, 27 days, with coffes and T passenger, to Schmilinsky, Lotz -&¢ Co—vessel to master, “Had moderate weiter. a rig China (Br), Arenburg, Port a Pitre, Guad 15 daym, with dugar, to ll A Vatable ¢'Sons-vessel to GA Piling & Coiling,” Hast light winds and calms throughout; le!t in port for Posto Rico, Mason (of Poston), Dunbar, Array Ry achr Ocean Brig Wiiliain 18 days; with sugar and molasses 'to Galway & 0) B Miller and Houghton, | Had tieht badting winds, ork. ¥, Matanzas, 16 daya, with . Had moderate weath Hae been five dave worth of Hatteras, 8 r Mary Burdett (of Newburyport), Pearl, Para, 90 da: with rubber, Ao, to Burdett Pona,. Wemnel tp Ba Weaker: lad moderate weather. May 17, lat 2509, lon 6337, spoke ship Con (of Koston, from San Erancieco for New York, 130 days out. st, Ini 29 18, lon 68 3;, ship Aal Ir from Landon for New York. pe Schr Peironila (Br), Emery. Belize, Hon 17 day: ‘wood and 4 passengers, to J Laycratt and calms. Sebr with come with Ing. &Co, Had light ‘winds fn Princess (Dutch), Hassell, Maracaibo 18 days, Ac, to E Patenstadt & Co—vessel to Jos Foulke’s Rehr Ha'tle Kore “(of Foriiand), Uirick, Ci chr Hattie Kors (0! ‘ortiand), rick, Cardenas, 11 aya, with Molasses to B. H. Howell, Bon & Co—vessel to has been 6 days north Miller ¢ Haughion, Had fine weather ot Hatteras. Sehr RF Hart (of St Georce, Me), Hart, Savua 10 ayy with sugar and cedar to lorgan & Co, vessel to S Loni @ Co, ‘Had fine weather. ‘Sehr A C'Buckley, Buckley, Indianola, 17 days, with cotton to Braue Ball BCC vowbern, NO, Schr 1 Warren, lewbern, 4 days, with shin- glen to TG Benton & Son. ae Sehr J H Lockwood, Sharrott, Richmond, Schr Albert Jameaan, Candaga, Norfolk. Sebr Ameiia Augusta, Mabady, Virgina, Scbr GP Wrivbt, Cropper, Virginia. Sehr Vanguard, Collins, Virginia, Schr G8 Tyler, Smith, Alexandria for Hartford. ) Hazelton, St Marya, Md, Schr AE Saifcrd, Powell, Philadelphia for Salem, Yacht Wanderer, Nassau, 7 days, ' Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND souTR. Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse and passengers, to J F Amen. Schr Promenader, Coan | Cornwallis, NS, for New York, with potatoes to Duryea & Co. Schr a G Buell, Portand, Ct, for Hobokeu, with £00, Plymouth for New York, with Schr Jane M Brainerd, McCarthy, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stoue to Seat . Sehr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Pawtueket for New ork. Sehr J C Nash, Crowell, Rockport for New York, Schr Rienzi, Cobieigh, Newpor: tor New York, Scbr L QC Wishart, tracy, New Ilaven for Ubiladelpbia, Schr AsherS Purker, Carpenter, (len Cove far New Rohr Amoila, Carberry, Oyster Bay for New York. Schr T Benedict, Crockett, Portiaul (ur New York. Schr Cyrus Chataberiain, Adams, Rockland for New York. &chr Congress, Clark, Portiand for New York, with lumber to Simpaon # Clapp. chr Wn nt, Sargent, Sedgwick for New York, Ber Carrie L Hicks (new). Hicks, Rockland for New York, with Mem Schr b Potter, Eliswortb, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Staten as Schr Northern Light, Harper, New Haven for Philadel- Loon, Johnson, New Haven for New York. Sehr Connecticut, De Hart, New Laven for New York, Schr Jane Marta, Buskin, Norwalk for New York. Schr Mary Means, Parker, Bridgepurt for New York. Schr Elia Oates, Lillbury, New Haven for Brooklya, with stone to East River Bridge Co. Sobr Vulcan, Wyles, New Hlaven for Eltzabethport. Schr Little David, Blair, New Haven for Port Ju neon, Schr Boulogne, Hill, New Haven for Port Johnson. Scur Smith O'Brien, Burns, New Uaven for New York. Schr P Matthews, Lunt, Bridgeport for New York, Schr M A Taylor, Alien, Providence for Phiadelpbia, Schr Charles Hawiey, Hennett, Sag Harbor for New York. Schr Mariner, Sheran, Greenwich for New York. Schr Richard’ Morrell, Davis, Greenwich for New York, Schr David Pearsall, Sackett, Greenwich for New York, Bebr een Ludlow, Oyatsr for New York. Yacht Madeline, Voorhis, Newpor) for New York, Carried away jibboom off New Loudon. yaignm yacht Wm M Tweed,’ Clark, Greenwich for New or! Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, to Isaac ell. Steamer Oapre; Kenney, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, to Is: Odell. Steamer Meus, Davis, Providence for New York, with mdse and passenzera, to Inanc Odell, Steamer United States, Davis, Fall River for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamship Neptune. Baker. New York for Boston. Steamship Acushnet, Rector. New York for New Bedford. PAN 3 L Bower. Ainsbury, New York for Gibraltar, hF America, Ingraham, Rondout for Boston. gehr Sarah Jane, Jackson, New york for Newport, Schr Adrian, Avery, Rondout for Boston, Sebr Florence Mayo, Hull, New York for Boston, Sehr Anson Br Mis, Ellzabetbport tor Bridgeport, Sehr Wm MeCobb, Avery, New York for Bangor. Schr Emma & Eilén. Fox, New York for Harttord, Schr V Barkalew, Holmes, New York for New Haven. Schr Robt Smith, Paladen, New York for Portland, Ot. Sebr EC Denison, Allen, Albany for Pawtae! Sehr J H Chaifee, Fox, Rondout for Hartford. Schr Circle, Hoit, New York tor Brookhaven, Schr Doretia Kahn. Stocking, New York for New Haven. Schr A G Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Croton for Providence, Schr TF McCully, Jonee, New York for New [ave Schr Jobn Maniove, Garlic, Elizabethport for Providence, Schr © 8 Rogers, Mayo, New York for Boston, Schr Seneca, Giles, Newburg for Bath, Schr G Bnow, Thorndike, Rondout for Portland, Me, Schr R McFee, Wilson, Roudout for Norwalk. g, Lennon, Hoboken for Providence, Bohr Hiv Peck, Avery, Ellsabethpoit for Providence, Schr Onward, Wheeler, New York for New Haven, Schr Heartetta, Ryan, Port Johnson for Hartford, ft Hoboken for Boston, Selr © St Joun, Parsons, Fil wport for Bridgeport, Schr War Steed, Phinney, Clinton Point for Boston. Schr Martha Weeks, Duicher, New York tor Boston. Schr Gem, Thomas, Rondout for Boston. 41.8 Swan, Knapp, New York for Stamford, ayhcht Eualiy $ Giidersleere, Carroll, Jacksonville for Mid etown. Schr E H Lewis, Lewis, New York for Providence, Schr M A Predmore, Hart, Elizabethport for Providence, Schr The Chief, Chase, New York for Freeport, Schr Lamarting, Gurney, New York for Wareham. kr Black Diamond, Goldsmith, Elizabethport for Salem. Schr Marr Johnson, Phinney, Hoboken for Gorham, Kehr J Addison, Durham, South Amboy for Bridgeport. Sloop F Browne, Gill, Poughkeepsie for Newport. ‘acht Halcyon, Latimer, New York for New London, leaner Thetis, Gare, New York tor Providence, Steamer Electra, Mow, New York for Providence, WuITRSTON®. LI, Mav 27—11:60 PM. The schr Silver Spray and three schooners, reported al chor of Whitestone night of 26th inst, proceeded at noon to- day. ‘The police boat Seneca, Twenty-fourth precinet, Capt Todd, from New York, going eastward, put in bere atl PM, and ‘will remain over bight, Wiud NE, atid’ breeze, BELOW. jark Rrage (Nor), Jorgensen, from Cardiff April 14. (Was Ken May 2, lat 4040, lon 68 20 (by pilot boat F Perkins, ‘0 18). Brig Wm Maeon, Dunbar, 18 di Brig Obina (Br), 15 days from SAILED. Steamshipo City of Brussels, for Lirerpoo! ; Parthia, do; Australia, 3 Bermuda; Gen Sedgwi ern Metropolis, New Orlea: nandina: 8 dor, Savann battan, Charleston ; Benefactor, Wilmington, NO! Wyanoke, Richmond, &¢; Uplon, do; John Gibson, Georgetown, DC; Volunteer, Philadelphia. Wind at sunset 8, light. from Arroyo, runique. Denmark, do; escr, Bremen; Fab-Re Ki i We Marine Disasters. ‘Tre Lost Steamsure Untrep Krsonom—The follow- hip Importer, Ai york, | May. Te, tat 31.46, ton an he was, jum) from and was. fadetatigable, in doing all that could be dome for thesafety, oe Sometet 4 bach pecsenene sat crew. jesire to make pub rt ‘eontidence in BARK YNES (Bri, Lin: went ashore May 4 on the Isle de St carlos, became a totat loss, together with part of he nes was formerly « Spanish vessel, but went ashore on jersey coast some time ago, and was bought by some part! fo thia city, (eye above was reported in ‘yesterday's paper asthe achr Ines Banx Fairy (Br), from Bull River, 80, for Europe, with & curgo of phosphate, before reported wrecked, went ashore On the breakers of St Heleus bar, 80, might of Ure 18h fast, uroke in two. Her sails, rigging and provisions were a oe BARK MINNIR—London, May 27—The bark Minnie (Nor), Hestel, from London for Boston, bas foundered, in conse: uencs of a collision with the Elizaueth A Oliver, from jew York for London, Soun Be. (Br), Gray, at Boston from . PR, in golng un the harbor got ashore on Nix's Mate, bui came’ off st high water, and was towed up to the city, No re ported. Sour SUNK—A fat with rough stone and moored o'f Knowiton's Cov bottomed schooner, 140 tons, loaded Love, at Rock: port, sunk on Monday eign and les with ber masts j above the water at high ude. Mis: elianeeus, Sir Leorout—A Worrny Sta Caprrarn—The shi Lookout, Captain R McD Nugent, sailed from New Yor! ‘on the "24th of Jnly, with a cargo of assorted mer- chandise for this port.’ When off Cape Horn she encoun- tered moat terribly severe weather, tn which tho ship becante 40 crippled that for the safely of vessel and carzo her master | found tt necessary to bear away to the nearest port Cor relief and repairs, Her foremast was sprung and her mizzenmaat ithe caps on the mas s all worked lonae, endangering her bows ware badly started, end she was col. She put into Port Stanley (ast), At Port Stanley it was found im- natoriale or mechanice to another vessel, gent concluded to make temporary repaira and Feach his port of destinsion. The cargo front the between decks was discharged by his crew (he objecting to enpioy natives or shore bands, who would have robbed right ond et) {nto a hulk chartered for that pw ‘The veacel wis re- gored as pi The captain was obliged ih? 1 foremast, that is, adda epar tort, The reloaded and stowed by the crew, and the v sumed February 18 she arrivet at th! days from New York. Te cargo ig discharged hy Commo ‘ores Allen and Youos at Vallejo wharf, and the whole is in most perfect condition, net a broKen or damaged Prokage having as yet been discharged from her, We visited hia vessel the other day and found that a qnantity of pa ng for the Aita, Hul’etin, Call and. Sacramento Union wat taken off in'perfect condition, Her cargo inoinded » quantity of powder, and while at the cheerless Falkland Islands no fires were permitted on board during the restowing of the cargo, It fs the general remark of the Surveyors that this ts the firat instance of a vessel going into the Falkland Islands in distress and discharging her cargo without having it badly broken and packazes pilfered of their contents the Inst cargo be'ng that of the bark Sea Witch, whose reciamations for damages excceded thitly eight per cent of the value of the carco, ‘Too much cre:tit cannot he given to Capt Nuxeut and his tirst oficer, Mr Flirt, for thetr watch(nl care of the inter. ests entrusted to them, they having by their course saved to the Underwriters an’ parties interested over ten thousand dollars, ‘The latter should and wil no doubt show their ap- preciation by a substantial acknowledgment of these valu- able servicer, Many otherwise excellent captains would have taken Jitile or no e» Te of the cargo under such circumstances. Alta California, May 16. in 1850, has been purchased by the Pigeon Hill Granite and will freight stone from Pigeon Cove. Sonn GEORGIANNA, of Cohanset, 52 tons, built at Essex in 1851, has been purchased by John Parker, of Gloucester. Mr, Nicholas Ganglof"s new steam tug, burt in Glouces- beak this season, of 23,19 tons, has been named Lewis Os- Orne, Schr Bonny Ives (of Ellsworth), Curtis, no is reported in some of the New York papers (not In the New. York Herald) as arrived at that port May 24, trom Elis- worth. Schr J 1 Partiett, Harris, from Providence, is also reported arrived there 24h. She arrived in Philadelphia the same date.—Boston Advertiser, May 27. Whalem Arrived at New Bedford 26th, bark Norman, Taber (late Towle, deceased), Arctic Ocean, Honolulu Nov 25, Pernando: de Noronha April 26, with 75 bbls sp (taken on the passage) 8*0 do wh ofl, and 1500 Iba bone. Sent home 120 bbis sp, 2100 do wh ol! and 55,009 Ibs bone. Has on freight 3y,411_gais wi oil trom bark Seneca. Reports spoke Marah 25, lat 26 8, lon 42 W, bark Draco, Braley, NB, 900 bis sp oil, all told, ‘and saw her take two small whales'afterwarde- Arrive at New London 26th, schr Francis Allyn, from South Georges March 28, clean. Safiedin company with bark Peru, Glass, tor New Londen, with 050 bbis sp; would cruise for sp whalzs before returaing home, Spoken. from New York for Constantinople, M. 20 (by pilot boat F Perkins, Noisy ery, from New Orleans for Liverpool, i seperti Patten, 103 days from Callao for Valencia, t Pawtucket, Brig. Navarino, } 25 ta 40 40, lon 63 April 1 28 N. ion 88.07 W. ri boaton (Braz). from New York for Pernambuco, May , lon 70 2, Sailboat City of Ragnaa, from New York for Liverpool, May 25, 1at 4050, lon 7060, Foreign Porta. CALCUTTA, May 24—Sailed, ship Cashmere, Kingman, Islander, Hammond, New Haven for Ehza- | Boston. DENARABA, May 7—In port bark Chanticleer, Wiley, from Pensacola for Rio Janeiro, finished repatring and would commence reloading on the Sh: brigs Annie Gardner, Gard- ner, for New York 9H; Silas Martin, Brown, for do do; Ra- mirez, Bernard, for St Thomas, do; ‘Nancy McLellan, ldg; schra Annie Whiting, Hutchinson, for New York 9th; Moitte. for St Thom: TIAVANA, May 2 ived, steamsbip Missourl, Edwards, New York via Nassau. Balled 26th, steamship Lodona, Hovey, New York. Fe oles nae May 21—Arrived, scbr Antelope (Br), Bartlett, jew York, LIVERPOOL, May 25—Arrived, ships Pontine, Finlay, New. y 8. Smith, Noolie; Sarawak, Richard- York; Caroius Magou fon, and Antaret! ¥lyno, New Orleons; Frederick, Arm- girong, Savanna bark Park, aod Mary jew Orleans; Jerome Jones, Cros- werieon, Henderson, by, Savannah; Island Queen, Brooks, Galveston; 26th, siea bia, Small, and Russia, Cook, New York? ships ribut, M LL Sturges, Linekin, New Orleans; b: ¥ Sorensen, Galveston; Lani New Orleans; brig’ Jane Guod- anata (kus, Lundgren, i year (Br), Pavia, do (all before reported in news columns). ‘Also urtived 26th, steamship Norta American, Trocks, Bal: timore. ~ Also arrived 27th, ship Neptun (NG), Gerdes, Mobile. BrJoun, NB, M Arrived, brig Maggte Gross (Br), Woodhouse, New York; schrs New Dominion, Goucher, do} Arthur Barton, Fro jarannah; 26th, E B Beard, Price, lew York. Cleared Bd, schra Seventy-Six, Teel, Philadelphi: th, Julia Clinch (Br), Maloney, Frances El ‘arren; Ocean Belie (Br), Branscomd, and J K Howard (Br), Moward, New ou American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 26—Arrived, achr Charley Woolsey, New Haven. ‘ BOSTON, May 28—Arrived, schrs HS Brooks, Lore, and Abby L Dow, Young. Georgetown, DC; Wm G Patton Ba Ker; C8 Jones, Norns, and H T Hedges, Fravklin, ‘Balti- wore; Electa Bailey, Smith; © S Fdwards, Corson, and Louies Robinson, Robinson, ‘Philedeiphia; Boston, Phittina, Chatheld, Hoooken; Mary Poughkeepsie; L A Blossom, Langdon, Bennett, Coxsackie, NY; Plymouth ; Parker, Mayaguez; Helton New York. Robingon, for the Baltic; brige Cleared—Barks _Acact Nor), Mathlesen, Philadelphia, too: ary E Ladd (Br), Wyman, St Thomas; H M Rowley, Row- ley, and A ra, French, New York. Also cleared, meamabip Geo Appold, Howes, Baltimore; brig Jeune Ed. (Fr), Boudon, Rotterdam. Satied. Wind SW to NW and W, bark Warren Hallett; brig H M Rowley. ih—Arrived, steamship Nereus, Bearse, New York ; bark Brothers, Lang, New Orieans. BALTIMORE, Muy 28—Arrived, steamship Leipzig (NG), et Iacger, Bremen; bark Plelades (Br), Campbell. Sagun; bri Misslesipp! (Br, Marchant, Demarara: Lizzie Tn ball, d Lucy Ames, caay New Y 'd Lizzie Poor, Dlekey, Jane & Elizabeth, doy WF Cuaht Cooke, Sagua; Active, Coombs, Windsor, NS; CH Nacom: er, Wigenn pensacola: Milton, Corsey, Harbor Island. leared— ‘Arnold’ Bouinger (Ni . Steenken, Rotter- Bessie Simpson (Br), Glove, Montevideo or uevos Ayres: Aquidneck, Chesebrough, Rlo Janeiro; bri een of the Fieet (Br), Haimanno, Hriefol; Mina (ir), Hol ler, St John, NB; Italia (Br). Roberts, Ponce: Tickler (Br), De Bonrcler, Paspebiac; sehrsS B Wheeler, Corson. and & Bartlett, Bartlett, Boston, BANGOR, May 24—Cleared, abip Winifred, Johnson, Phil adelphia, to load for Antwerp; 2th, achr Neliie Treat, Trim, Philadelphia, BRIDGEPORT, May 27—Arrived, achra Mattie E Tab¢t, Aldrich; Willow’ Harp, Davis, and Ida A Jayne, Jayne, Perry, Baltimore; Tabitha & ane Georgetown, DC; Hele: nah, Gil), Ehizabethport? Franklin Pierce. Philander, South dam; barks ‘Amboy;' Henry Remsen, Allen, Spuyten Muyril; ‘Sarab, ‘Trmvaper, Croton; Sarah Klizabech. Munroe, Branford. CHARLESTON, bC, May 27—Arrived, steamalip Georgia, Crowell, New York; brig Lizabel, from Boston. Sajled—Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood, New York; bark Carmen, for Barcelona. CALAIS, May 1b—Arrived, schra Morelight, Blatchford, New York; Moro, lirisko, do, Cloared 17th, schra Henry, Dobbin, New York: 18th, brig J i schrs Champion, par egees more: y 8 Crowley, Crowley, light, Bradford, do; also’ cleared 16b, brig Ab alson, do; 1b, nobra Starlight, Biatchford, do; Drinko, Phiiadelphia; Greenland, Parker, Staplet 20th, HT Townsend, Herrey: Mary Fletcher, Sargent? Wellman, Verrili;, Helen G' King, Marshall, ant Quoddy, Fanning, New York; amon, Joouson, Phiiadelphia, BART MACIIAS, May 20-Salod, scr Blarvuck, Clark, New York. FORTRESS MONROE, May 27—Passed in for Baltimore bark Harret, from the West Indien; schra General Grant, from Nassau; E K Brown, from the Spanish Main, FALL RIVER, May 26—Sailed, achrs ornelia, Ferris, and Mary Elizabeth, Borden, New York, GALVESTON, May 15.- Arrived, bark Virginia Dare, For- svity Now York 20th, brig Frank Glark, Barstow, do, (Fs ESTER, May 26—Arrived, achr Chailenge, Bennett, , May 25 ved, echr Leontine, Pratt, Rondout. NEW ORLEANS, May 2-—arrived, bark Maudalie, Buenos Ayres, Clearea—-Bnive Rochester, Clough, Potter, Liverpool; bark Anva (Swe), Sourawrst P, Chase, Bostor pe and Chas Davenport, Hansson, London, Ans, May %—Arrived, schr WE Bradley, ing, purporting to have come from the fil-fated steamship | . Silp Margaret Pollok, Mitchell, arrived from Pensacola United Kingdom, no intelligence from whieb er been Tecetved since leaving this port for Glasgow on her last un- fortunate triv, was written on a piece of paper taken from a bottle, which waa picked ny at Rockaway bya Mra Stan- cilffe, of that place, while walking alopg the beach a few for Liverpool, Bark Ella Moore is at anchor outside, wafting orde NFWBERN, May 27—Saled, steamabip Elion 8 Terry, hapin, New Yorw. EWBURYPOIT, May 95— Arrived, schr 8 L Barns, Cros: by, Burabarnport, NEW BEDFORD, May %5—Arrived, echr Samuel C Hart, Kelty, Baltimore, NEWPORT, day since :— KE jay 25, PM—Arrived, brig J & H Crowley, dn board the United Kingdom, New York to Glasgow. Crowle: in for New York; achra' Tia Hudson, Greeley ; Mid-ocean, Sbip fest setting down. All bands and pas | Leader, Gin; Planet, Pratt; Masnacbusetts, Kensington; seugers likely to perish, ws most of the boats are ewept | Mary Brewer, Sannaers: Laconia, Hall; Emma Hore?: a God help as. Thorndike, and Exeter, Pendleton, Rockland for New ane : Should this be picked up please report a | Relay childs, and Mary Shields, Waite, ppentiner for 421. “ SSELL, " ote a gs — iiiford, Wood's Uole tor do; Mary Clare, Her SHIP PLRTADES (Br), Pierce, from Calcutta for New York, which put into St Helens, da about 24th ult, BARK HeLrsront—Mr§ A Wheelwright eives in. the aged, resumed ber voyage Buenos Ayres Standard of March 21 the following partieu- + lars of (ho logs of bark Hellespont (before reported), which Wus wrecked about 2: degrees worth of Kio Grande ‘on the 10 days from lenviag Buenos Ayres, vwell was taken ill before his vessel tien of conswitingia p! Moward, aud learning that he woud put In it (0 gem; but after pasning Aun he agato obliged td put bis vessel n charge of t to bis berth, where he lay tn a slow ster, Aboot f:20 AM of the iat Ke ds od uy the ery of Breakers abead,” and before sel conf! be put about they struck heavily on ® sand bar, the waves sweeping over them withont intermis- sion, and the might Delng dark, so that the land was not visible, they corisidered their ‘case hopeless. until di dawned, and they discovered land ear by. It that the mate's rvckoning pi: them miles eastward of the coam, 60 that wi Mary 3 Adame, Otichrist, Carri id Ww Rowley, Bt George for do; Nathan Clifford, Heifast for do; kG yr ton Goldthwaite, Baco for do Belle, Duribart, East- ort for do; More Light, Bradford, Calais for do; Rodondo, vore, Saco for do; Idabo, Davia, Portland for do; D sor- ton (Bi), Smith, Bt Joba, NB, for do; Blackstone, Wickson, jence for @i 'Tda Vail, Norton, Provideace for sche Eraina M Fox, Case, Phtiadelphia; Ida, Deer- fog, Tannton for York. b— Arrived, re MV Cook, Faikenburg, Phi Roinp, Fannon, Liwee for do :John Lozier, Trefetha: ton for New §York; Conielia, Ferris, and Mary EJizabeth, Borden, Fall River for do. NEW’ LONDON, May 24—Arrived, achr Reading Railroad No 7, Philadelphia, Sailed—Schre Adele Felicia, Elliott, and John Metler, Bar- low, New York, NORWICH, May 95--Arrived, scbre Fanny, Milford, Del; Justice Lynch, Hoboken. jo; @ NEW HAVEN, May 25—Arrived, brign Wate Lily, Wiggins, St Croix; New Era, Jones, ——-; ecre Mary Hamiion, retne: Morning Light, Bowen; Jaa Natterthwalte, Kinney ? nchunam, Kelley; Edward Liudaley, Hil; Loon, Jol mt tot te 8 fand In | son; TE Cahill, Hallock, Eie-cesan, Dag rare ie jecerved thera, and a strong | Cleared-—Sohte Lottie Johneom, Ponce: N Worden, Wind blowing atthe ume, the enelcicaredthe'sand bar and | and Narah d Gylr, Now York doveph, okidmore, Habe: wasrun onto acl asmengers and crew ji. Tanded tn the surf in safely, one boat ouly beng ramped, PuNeOOLA, May 1d-Alrived, ship May Queen (BM, Fesulting in the loss of sonve bi srew who manned her swam (.' a bape ‘prowall, it Mb Arrives, bark Sea (Br),\Brower, Hew Orieans, 28, 1871—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Roun ANN PARKER, of Salem, 54 tons, duifit at was bind iH 10, his berth when she stack | PHILADELPHIA, May 98—Arrived, steamship: Doane, New York lor, London ; Charen (Bey, Brown, Bosten brig Aiaiaan Union, Soe ‘Havana Mary & Smith, Erect toe ky or New Forks Lissie Gur, city ton ; Fred « ag a ggg = apme, oe Lawrence, Torrey, Seconnet; Annie Mary, Harriet Newell, Gou'd, and S'S Adame, a Belle boys Cateye Pee aaa) fates G , Fox Island; 10m] Providence ;'Pedro a Lake, New ¥ Scull, Weymouth ; Aid, hn; H Cros D ci ‘New Haver & Garrison, Biackma! Chapman, and JW iy Now, Have Huddell, M D Wilder, Kimmey ; New York; » Cork or Falmouth; CM ‘imonson, St John, N ichrs D Talbot, Ames- Wilson; John § Moniton, Davis; H Bartlett, Harris; Mary D Ireland, raaucts Albert Iason, Francis; WN Geaner, Kirk; I:lizaboth Magee, Rouck; E H Atwood, Norris; Sea Foam, Fendicton : Susan , Jones; Nellie, French, and Penobscot, Coombs, Boaton ; Above Ingalls, Ingalls, Foriiand, and Ltawatha, Lee, New- uryport TORTLAND, May 2%—Cleared, achr T H Seymour, Bur- Mit Arrived; achr @.1¥ Glover, Holbrook, New York, wodin—carrived, schr lover, Holbrook, New York. Cleared—Bric It & Wheeler, Bacon, Sagua; echt Helen Mar, Nickerson, Piladelyhia, PROVIDENCE, May 24—A;rived, schra_F Merwin, Bunce, Reinbart, Hand; Jane Emson, Van. Alexandria; Margar cleaf, and L & M Reed, Sweetman, Georgetown, DC; Oxcar F Hawler, Bayles, do for Pawtucket; Sarah R Thomas, Ar LP Pharo, And mo; Ramon de Ajur'a, Farman; larcy, Klackman, P A Saunders, Smith, Philadel- hia; Dindem, Ludiam; Silas Brainard, Hawktns, and Peor- jess, Smith, Kilzabethport; Kate Scrantn, Palmer, and H P Ely, Blokes, New bleared—Norwe; Salled—Schra 1:mily West Wind, Townsend, and MM Freeman, te zg Jacob Raymond, Hodzdon; Rachel Jane, Taylor; J B leecker, York, and HP Ely, Stoxes, New York. RICHMOND, May 25—Artived, steatnahips Isaae Bell, Bourn P Clyde, Parker, New York, SAN FRA! 00. May 18-—Arrived, ark Admiral Tarien dela Oraviere (1'r), Bondouin, Marseilles 226 days, SAVANNAL, May M—Arrived, wchr Mary liza, Gardiner, le. Satled—Brig Mary E Pennell, Eaton, New Haven; Edwin mond, Wilminston, Del, ‘26th—Arrived, mship Virgo, Bulkley, New York, 2th— Arrived, scr Muy Morn, Rockland, Cleared—Steamship Gul Stream, McCreery, New York; ships Curling, Moss, and Cameo (Br), for Liverpool ; bark ‘Alamo (NG), Welssenhorn, Bremen ant Gothenburg; schrs Somerset. Nassan; Clara Sawyer, Bridgeport, TAUNTON, May 26—Sailed, sehr Jolin Lozler, Trefetban, New York, VINEYARD HAVEN, May 9%, VM—Arrived, brig Walt- ham, Haskell, Wilmington, NC, for Boston; Minnie Miller, derson, Philadelphia ror Portland; achrs Jullet, Stout, do for do; Addie Ryarson, Copeland, do for Salem; Mary J Russell, Smith, do for Lynn ames M Vance, Burce, George- form, DG, for Boson; Van Dusen, Corsog. do for do; ‘Tautamount Charles E ‘Smith, “iat sen, and John tL rl, Weeke, — Philadelpbi for’ do; Harper, Gott New | Yurk | for. Bango Champlin, Clark, Calais Cor New York; E Il Nash, Co &L Marts, Marts, Portsmouth for Phila: G Smith, Bacon, Boston for do. as H ‘Moller, Nightingule, R J Mercer, Robert B Smiih, N. », John H Hancock, Hero, Carrie (Br), Ann 8 Cannon, Addie Kyersun, M M Weaver. 2h, AM —Arrived, sclirs Clara Rankin, Falker, Witming- ton, NO, for Kennebunk; © L Vandervoort, Phinney, Phila- delphia for Newmarket, NH Garislopber Loeser, Davis, do ton; Connecticut, Elwell, Port Johnson for Boston; . Crockett, New York for Salem; Onward, Arey, fast; OS Dyer, Dyer, Franklin for New York; lexuudria, Dean, Joueaport for do; Reseae (ir), Hatield, Hndsor for do; ft H Shannon, Diiks, Boston for’ Phila phia (and all salina), Also sailed, all before reported. WILMINGTON, NO, May 25—Arrived, schr Thomas Booz, Nassau. 7 Wick FORD, "May 26—Sailed, schr Excelsior, Murphy, New or _., MISCELLANEOUS. RAS NCUMCERSR T= THE UNIVERSITY, MEDICINES. 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Out t this out ‘APPY ARE THEY WHO HAVE LEARNED. the body daily receives a needed amount of nutrition, and daily expels the worn-out parts by the sensible and im sensible channels, health must be the consequence, ‘When we have « col, diphtheria; when we have bowel complaints, when we are costive, when we have spasmodic and bilfous affections and acid stomach; when we have sick headaches, when we bave rheumatism or tumors, they are- all the result of the retention of matters which should have passed by the skin, the kidneys or the bowels, In fact, every isease, from paralysis to dropsy, may be included, and are all cured by a medicine which mildly removes these retained: ‘worn-out parts of body. Its now conceded that all inflammation fs deranged nu- trition. In the process of inflammation there is a rapid waste or wearing.away of living tissue, hence the great beat; the {oflammation draws on the blood to repair this waste, and the greater this draft on the constltution the greater the loss of vital force. Now, what Jato bedone? Purge, purge; for experience bas demonstrated that all inflammation 18 PRODUCED BY POISONOUS MATTER IN THE UD’ ‘Those who would be free from disease must therefore be- gin to take out all poison from the blood before it has time to settle and form tumors or any fixed local disease or swell- ing. For this purpose BRANDRETH'S PILLS ARE ALL IMPORTANT, Begin at once and in a week afterwards compare your condition before and after. The address of all persons whose initial is used is left for reference at the principal office iu New York. BLOODY DYSENTERY CURED, Mrs. K.,taken with this disease, immediately swallowed urs took four more, drank plentifully of flaxseed tea; used from two to four night and morning for @ week, when sho was perfectly cured and in renewed health, e s alx Brandreth’s Pills, in four ho | | DIARRHG:A CURED. ‘A gentleman, travelling, was taken with this troublesome state of the bowels; took six Brandreth's Pills; afer the operation some better; next day came on worse; took six ‘more; about four hours after became alarmingly weak, and himself and friends thought be was dying, He swallowed about half acup of warm soup and took two more Brand- reth’s Pills; went to sleep, and in a couple of hours woke up perfectly cured. ik ‘The captain of one of the ovead steamers was alarmingly aick with this disease. Bene a heavy man opfum and astrin- gents could not be used without danger. Finally he took six of Brandreth's Pills, morning and evening, the third day be ing perfectly cured. od N, B.—Brandreth’s Pills medicine for all affections of e best and most appropriate vowels, and seldom fall. | Mr. K. taken with violent chill, A malignant fevér waa prevailing and came on with a chill, and bad destroyed sev- eral prominent citizens. Mr. K.'s friends advised Bran- dreth's Pills, Immediately awallowed atx, the discharges be - ing very bad. Took five more before the six had finished operating. Continued the pills for four days, night and morn- ing, and in one week from commencement was restored to- perfect health. II | * All Fevers, including Fever and Ague, are cured by the Brandreth Pills, Should be used night and morning fora week. Used in this way they very seldom fail. Mr, V. W.—Internal Tumor. Doctors pronounced him ine curable. Began with Brandreth's Took from five to nine pilla a day for five wats vad tune broke inalde, Continued the Pilis for a couple of weeks. Perfectly recov- ered. Continues a perfectly healthy man for now over seven years, Case well known by a whole town of 10,000 ip babitants, rene DROPSY, SWELLSD LIVER AND SPLEEN CURED, Mr. 8. for over a year was very sick. Commenced with » violent cold; finally Hmbs became dropsioal, legs of enor, mous size; liver aud spleen Jao greatly swollen, projecting several aches outward. His doctors sald he could not live a. week. Concluded to try the BRANDRETI PILLS, Began with five, took more or less every day for three months, when he was nei well, It is now a year anda Tuls case is kndwn of by thousands, for the party {sa well known citi- zen, half aince, and his health tmproves all the time. | In white swellings of the knee some remarkable cures have been made by Brandreth’s Pills, Mr, R. B.—White sweilin; eniting off the leg. Doctor came for that purpose with ois tools, The man concinded to die, but with his leg on. Com- menced with Brandreth’s Pils, took them steadily for four months, and they mado a perfect cure, He has remained 'y years, and lain guud health at | of he knee ; no hope save from EY | z sound now for over twen' this writing, May 26, 1871. II | In cases of billous affec * heart, liver and spleen en- largements; In costiveness and piles, and fn all ulcers and skin diseases, the uso of Hrandreth’s Pills is about sure to cure, as the numerous cures of cases of this kind prove, | | | | In faot, thetr use removes It large or small tumors or en- largements, whether of the eye or of the bowels, or other parts, becauso they purity the blood; and removi healthy matters from the body, wherever located or settled. In the treatment of smallpox and pleurisy, even in consump- tlon and all blood-polsoned cases, Brandreth’s Pills are the dafest rellanoe, never doing hurt and always imparting bene- Ot, ‘The sale of this great Medicme euntinues to find favor with a wise and discerning public. In the year 1870 T paid the United States government thirty-two thousand dollars for three million two hundred thousand owe cent stamps. L know ff the Pills were gsed quires I should hay orded THIRTY MILLIONS OF STAMPS, But, nevertheless, every day makes some great cure, and the health of the world re- intelligent persons are convinced of the vast sanitary Impor- tance of | | BRANDRETIS PILLS. We therefore continue to hope that a time will come when every ove that fluds Dimself sick will resort to this great medicine of life and health. My princtpal office 1s at 204 Canal street, New York, where, and in the vieinity, I have sold BRANDRETH'S PILLS -FOR OVER THIRTY-SIX YEARS. ~~ __B. BRANDRETH, | | TW. J. F. 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