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fees { 10 onboard, That the parting was not for long was G 0 0 D B Y J 0 E evideuy from the fun that reigned on the homeward ’ e | trip, tie Narrows were repassed the waters of the ifmer harbor looked like a sea of molten gold in the mis Sheen of the setiing sun, AL) were Waded sately by half-past seven o'clock. » ON THE POLICE BOAT. Precisely et one o'clock the police boat hauted alongsdo the pier where the Italy waslytng, deco- rated with fags and trimmed np as neauy as the hands o/ land sailors could Yeader her, looking what sheds, a perfect little gem, ‘The iirst thins wo be res Marked Was that a Lumber of certain mysterious | looking baskets were being handed on board, with wery convenient lookig Has, that dapped gracefully as they were being passed down the gangway, and “exposing to view tiny rows of tinselled corks, Whick corks sat npon the necks of piethoric-look mg botticn, and these bothies itaiaed & Very extularating: liguid, eommoniy Anown as champagne, Next Seven Ocean Steamers Out- ward Eound. LIVELY SCENES IN THE BAY. Snare Dowling’s Departure fer Europe—Seenos, wt the Send-Off—Cheers, Diamonds, Lager, came Daskets of NICH, SOMY, SWEPT AND DELICIOUS nis, Cann i * fresh from the great Yourteenth Musis, Cannon, Police Captains, Cham. ‘s kitchen, aud ax they were pegne, Handkerchief, Sand- in upiuraed noses snitied the grateful wiches antl Futhusiasin. as i was wafted with Lightning-like speed Yeager nostrus, Owen Brennan rapbed his High Commission collar a lands, pulled -at | tous tree “whos,” deciurmg he had not smelt seh | AD C®presston of joy on the features of New York | & repast since he. days — ne, vend ae \ e erday ing told to the most | country ride and pleme onthe fields im the peigh- Pomanty yesterday morning (old 10 the most tuno. | borhood oF Bychteenth street. Laving regaled hitn- | eentrouserver that something toach.ng the sym | seit in sts manner, the Commissioner next = pathfes of the conmanit foes. Honest | about receiving his Imends, who began now to crows c inte | upon this “litte boat.” birsi came the members of was ou Beople appeared delighted to know that trir trusty | he ponee Vepartment. President Hank” Smith PolMe judge was ahoui to relax his jodieial muscle | yok te eat aod leaped on the deck of the | forewhile, and + ine rowdy aud the gam- | steamer wiih all the agitiy of schoolboy. | Gab dhe apoonr bes Dewtingie 4 had om that “tweed? suit and white ie shed alec _ vins'S hat, is hands being delicately clad in fine Wragon eyes were shout Novelties. The fact ma! tbe @hing ouside of Gotham ts Usely La spoil the accn- racy of on Bnropean | jayenders, i, together with his sparkling dia- | some: | MO! andthe anchor and chain of grand propor. | | Yons, he iooked “all a boy.’ Comumussioner Ma- | morre {olowed in cantious and measured steps, | abgoting in a tuguly selentifie style upon the deck, and making toree test treads, like To the geod | A SOLDIRBR ON A PONTOON BRIDE, “ a $ | rlain Ulat The vessel Was in a seaworthy con- Ua Yas Soy Nee Seay be nevertheless looked handsome and en. | ves, and ne Judge Bosworth was as gay asa bird. His | abot browdelowh had Lon 0) THAT MARVELL tor them to T¢ wentry bed WS MEWORY nice are > was cnouch faste oF taese Joy strictly 10 high spirits nor thear presence nes been speciaily brashe ne arse gea Re pe g-od-lempered, Set smaileyhad taken complete ee ceene Wae went down toxhe igo session of IMs countenance, and as those vener- | fosee num. it had been conti€enuy ass ‘ aple tocks flapped to and fro im the gentle breeze | 4 immens: mon he looked elegant, reverent and attractive. % Hxtendling bis rgnt mand lo one of the guests, he | traly,of the al iin sid he didn’t remember when he had felt Of pleasant devices to muxe the eed before: to get away from = Mnl- | y & et a perfect © ; he even | ured to think he mught give up’ business en- | agreeable were sot about. Bar for a whit i even WASHINGTON. Conviction of Ex-Congressman Bowen of Bigamy. SENTENCE RESERVED. Wastinaton, June 3, 1871. Convictien of Kx-Cougressnan owen. The tial of the Hon. ©. C, Bowen for bigamy was resumed to-day and concluded late im the after- noon. The jury, after being out avout twenty minutes, rebarned with a verdiet of guilty. Mrs. Bowen and Mre. Pettigrew King Bowen were during the argument of Bowen's counsel affected to tears, and when the court adjourned the lady followed Bowen te the Judgo’s room, resting her head on ts shoulder, evidently in distress, Bis connsel moved for a new trial, which will be heard ou Thursday, meanwhile he Is held in the sum of $5,000 bail. The Exulish Milliounaire’s Wil, * ‘The celebrated will case frst aliuded to in these despatches, and about which so much has been Said, 48, notwithstanding the denials made, a true story. The will does posttively provide for the United States to hold an estate valued at over $11,000,000 in trust jor the heirs of the Wealthy Bug- lisuman who has made this singular wil, [& appears, however, that the Lnvestment is vearly all in English stocks, which do not realize a high per cent; and if, as the will provides, the heirs shal! re- ceive three per cent on the entire amount per annum, it 1s dowbttul whether the profit to ine gov- ernment would suficiently compensate tt for ac ni the capacity of a fiductary. Stamps and Stamp Statistics, The Fifth auditor bas notified assessors lectors of iternal revenue and mternal revenue stamp agents that hereaiter no notices of the adjust. 18 het# subject on which pe: but the § New wha pre at York bay Lie is pos euemaly ete if (hore was to be an excursiou down the bay nmuissioner Barr sald he wisbed they | 1 little considerauon for a ‘eller; he | nol xccustomed to the exertion of leaping’ four | froma Whart on tou sieamboat, “Why don't A ORIVER, you wipe he perspiration, Commissionery" A 4 Rip orae aworth No.l. “Van blowed fF | with all the ru on board which indicate forein ail ay livesong Gayayt | an early di age nurrying down te | yaking the Young sarcastic at lus word, the Cominis- oisted on deck, friends excuang- | sioner dld wipe lus rorehe times, then put | y dnd she blasnetertivine |? on tie Wrong side foremosi, as he hurriedly a 2 1PS | rasued to greet bis seniors inecounsel. Owen bren- | 2 pak. Out on tue sparking waters ef the | pan declared he would — institate i seaward rolling Hodsen, under the pure blue white | in the = House of — Corree net waa who did not give “thre flecked sky other sigus were visible of the event. Tae ROLLY. POLIGH COMMTRELONEEA.? | At w quarter past one o'clock un amer P. were only five present at tuts time, and Schultz was seen heading wo ihe river for per 47. | they, theretore, nad to wait a little before this de- | At mie pi foated a White lag, ou wien | monSiralion—which came lave—could be cars paiuited an execiiens ikeness of Wie €, with the | into efect. The Comuitss of Lxcise were Te aporopriate tn A hind farewell anda s presented by Davey Freeman and Master William: Hi turn.” Gn her paddle voxes was prin bork Of Whom carried smail horticultural establish | on a white grow | ’ | ments in dront of tue. The former's rose was full | WING ASS06 on." | blown, and soon went to the » While the | On hoa! te four { gentlemen of | mixed characier of Wilitams’ flowers made it appa- | handr mugsnicipal ant emit niuaiy | rent be Was well up as an amatour florist. Superin- be wen $ | tendent Kelso never iwoked better, nd forts, | ploture for } atuived ina rich © ». Surpassing that of ab a mayb) | dad caitpn's for be of design and wmgneness, f make nor iron t | he moved about with ali the caution and wisdom of a | aavages be has te 00 re Voubs may U | Heronies, bat with the gentieness of tee dove. Wirh | Onris O'Connor, ail V and whit @ word of command for one and ove of conciliation Morgan Jones. aiso yeivetcoated and wh . | for another, i semen as though he saldtoa third, | sported his 120 pounds of “ miiioajesty; | “bo tt aud it was done: the fourth | Captain Kenn : Kuistcoai, | ShooS him cordially by the band. James | goed ume @oy fur | Was himself — eve: deh, butt web | ter di is Sale To se é: with a misfortune—a naughty, rade nail TWRLYE, | tore a large piece ont of the leg of bis pauiaioons. | giitiering on the x yoo | ‘The Fire was prominent in ropresenta. | boys. Al times was | Won. Commissioners Hitchman and Shaler | really ditdcuit f ated | heuse with their presence, each Muraibesity. ‘Toumy > uid | W u uctive badge of tue department. be expected { rissed bis vatuable | ‘The Chief Bugineer, Perley, looked “tire’’ all the inte ny 1 ym. | Hoe Law Was secn and leit, realized and talked where, Judges Carde yin, Hogan, Shandley 0, Hackett, Bar- Pany completely ad Vox divided, handsome, curl siver qt i | 1, oivouacked, formed Into line, marched AD LAY WOR A SICK POCKET,” | and countermarched, until one or the otber was ald somebody, as he ran wis eye over the heads ¢ seen go where you would. iy, as the Tobber-iit ut ape of uetectives and. | “ROO MUCK OP A GOOD THING police Oficers who wer Phere were Cap. | Ismever had, noone murmured at tae quantity of tain Irving, Caprain bu apuun Mecleai murder and violence that was Captain Mevioskey, Captain ‘Cliuetiay, ¢ ery wura. There was evidently a tain Speigit, tain ¢ ron weet | part of Pottce Commissioners Clapp, = Aiovoerd, lor: stace, Bonne, | abiuty and hon of their guests, Dusenbery: Sergeauts nd and be {and they therefore determined 10 provide against Besides these, out of the mvVriad colebriti | pick pack! they ordered a whole batch | Archie Fulle om Golden, Wilidan & | of ther Son hoard. Inspector Dilks | Witham MeGre Michael Kelly, John ¢ nan, | Stood then came Captain Irving, wth {| Lew Baker, D) lis, Jou MeCariiy, | nts .. Radford, McCord, 1 | Bod Jounsen. . . Bow Rorey, | Wooirn Tatty and | Jetn Comun, Jun O'Ner Jake Hovan, | “tly ue gedian,” swore the Alexander sietso Pat Meckey, mark | W#S a thie! on board, w could te have lost { toh and attached to it. latter having the irre | Alderman Coman, Al- Futay, Tom Walsh, 2 dward Price, | his gold w Middicton, | sistibte uge: Rowan. . Harry derman Galvin and Joun Pine made a trio as happy ce hoa, covered With gay | as they Were good-looking. Pine said ii he could | was lying at the end Sweet str hav e8 ine Blossom Club House into a flout. | Ue piek of Grafu Senuity janes 1-off" they would | was left of tt ¢ and Creamer | DROWN! IAL NOISES i y e beat betier than What | at that noisy vicrnaze. loud booms from 1 : they wondered if 1 had paid : izers on either boat came in every now vrigu was justin ms glovy. He Was > @ thun vl use. Alou TEMPERATE, TALKATIVE AND BAPPY, side the prer Was anol i on by rd th Throwing brs fe on ihe table fa trent of Juage frenas of 1 Com 1 Wiliam UW. Kin. ie orth be discussed tie suppression cerune and wae sturtir ‘ope On ihe ialy also, ui Of vau-d-vie with all the to of a | To juve by the ¢ d hilarity vistole om a f would | ihree craits it was creat comforts | ba Naor net | were Well looke:l d reeverin, | Jaw r the side of the boat and of the san’s + ended some altent {couldnt help laughing fhe crowd avonnd fow of | t lager: wis ov | the Italy watchitg fora peep atthe “serror of evit | oure clock 1 ay MATHEW 'T. BRENNAN RUSHED pown a wt parry to say “adieu,” but said he Wait lo save lis life: everybody wanted a | he never saw the ike; and he siook the cnds of Dowling vntil the latter was quite con- | Vinced of his stroug feeling towards hua. Edward RAY | Kearney looked like « box of gems 1m alabaster: he whe was goodtioocging, and satin the bow of the ved to ali the ladies on the quay. But they all bowed in return: they duin’t was warrted. William J. Pooley, Serro lL. Mot, Alderman Hampson, Tommy Wavry Jarrett, the irrepressible. Cook, Dally, Day, and others of the theatrical } know he | Deimontoc og | Siields, 1 mcomin the fi tuien ne, and New York | art stood by. o Bost WorkIng AY | PRPARTURE OF PATERRS CLOWRY, BRERN, KINSELLA | sprre fe and heze in the AND LARKIN. j distan ose, “1 coming,” and | Among the passengers ou the Oceante were Father necks were 1 te see Then was | Clowry, of St. Gabrivl's: Father Breen, ot Manhat- seen sight to be wrtr h prer’ | tanville; Pather Kiuselia, of Westchester, aud | sion of her of The Holy Innocents, All except SBVEN WAIESTIC OCEAN STEAMERS | ine latter go to Carlow, ther Alma Moter, vo visit hreasting ine we ihe riracwers | tue scenes of their boyhood. Father Clowry path across ihe vw pay @ passing visit to Tuliainorey ner f yin sgnbornood of which place Biskop | , of the Anchor line Ow » Who ordained tim, was vorn. | Only | ans uny of next, the enches of tha family remain—one at Tulla- beaubtul irene amer o wie Trap the of ai Gorteen, three miles distant. allantiqne, Si. Laurea. A he Sona Clowry was escorted fo the Oceame on the @ gun Ww : and the band | steamboat Boa by several hundreds of his Sirti Lad intense deughtof | pgrishioners and f Among these were ex- the homeward f Who waved ther | Sherif O'brien, J ly, Fathers Gailigan and heads, heels und 1 answer fo the | Cagary, of St. Gabriel's, and’ Father Cassin, of the compliment. A w = Waved throug rhe omboat Andrew Fletcher e very mical x bY Ihe Health OMleer for me occasion | twirled it ommodate the friends of Father Crowry from nd a red u Islaad, South Brooklyn and ersey. i Sts Tue, With the red crogs Pligrity Temples A 20D was fred WZATEER REPORT. Wan Derarratpyr, Orrick OF TAB CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasnixeros, June 37:30 P.M. i for (he Pas! Twenty-four Ho 1.9 wromerer remains hgh on ube Pacitic coast, | } with westerly winds ond fatr weather. | i \ Veta | Heavy rans, with iresb easterly winds, have pre- be G ust, and the cloudy weather has jo North Carolina nd Tennessee, The © bow | vailed or ion. BVErY proniier 44 failey decidedly in Lousstana, as he laty st ue Keust Adantic — coast, The F ressure is found tn North Carotina, | xe sue has riaen Key West, an : be nishing southeast wind Clear and par- ; » yay weather have been very generally ree v ut rib of the Onto valley, but Light jocal rains | ing 2 several points, The threatening | “ : | weather, with rams on Friday, in Indiana, has | and pretiy fcr | apparenty moved inte Oo and eastward, Fresh | ‘ ann asp a king me | sowunerty wi Ave prevailed on the Atlantic coast oe a 1 and gut in Ye interior. i she apa hb Heuderson Praohani lilies, ' bound t 4 | 2 Judge aetaen aie | Was probabie that the rain wilt cease by Sunday ing bebween i i | sooraing in Florida, bat eontinne mm Lonisiana and Shandiayr on | Xt j H extend nortu wards to Tennessee. Cloudy | tering 1g ¢ | weather will probably be experi. | CaITYIE © ACKURS | ; t 0 ft | enced on ayn the Oblo valley end on Lakes poud to jon. 4180 | Michigan aud Ene, aud, to some extent, In the Bast Meatrical to bring hie me Y | ery States rouuiry. Michael Coun rofl - | Lydia's purlesyue troup» The Wentber im this Citys | panied by hie wile. All {Ube collowing record will show the changes in tne | pleasure of the Judge, ar emperecure for the past twenty-four bours in com: i Jor lusty cheers. is of an the } app + aetpta, under ine | Abeghany Cit | Godfre | Jervis, Orange connts Clark, Mra Clark apd jnvant, Mrs Marini dod infant, Wash- | York, Weary W Sex iindelphia, Pa; WA List, Wheeling, | Va; Airs Ayers, New! York; D KE Murclieon ana Jamee Brown, Wilnicigton, Charles R i ¥ Beriy, Cli tein ant May Linble Sailoway, M ment of thelr accounts will be seat them, The accounts wiil be passed upon in the order in which they are received from the Mternal Revenue Onice, and as speedily as the force employed apon them will permit. The number of stamps of ali kinds issued by the Internal Revenue Office for the month of May was 51,617,285, ata par value of $7,810,240, The New York Central Scrip. A council of a) the law officers of the Department of Justice was held tnis aiterboon to consider the eal of Auguswus Schell on bebalf of the New York Central Railroad case from the dectsion of th Commissioner of Interna! Revenne, who bas ordered the collection of the tax, amounting to upwards of $1,100,000, assessed on the permanent investin of the roads. It is understood. that the Attorney General will decline to recommend the appeal! or . compromise, and accordingly the tax will have to be paid under protest aud the road carry its c: into court, Trensary Decisions. ‘The question having been presented to the freasury Vepartment Whether entries of goods iutended for immediate transportation irom New York to Phila- pt of July U4, 1870, required the revenue stamp to be placed upon them, be decided by Secretary Houtwell m the negavve. ‘The | law requires that steamers must have thelr name a painted on the sternus in white letters over ab ground, A violation of this law subjects the owners of steamers to a heavy fine, and recently several cases Nave becu reported to the Treasury Depart- ment jor non-compilance with this rale, and tines collected accordingly. In one instance the name was painted in biack letters over a ground of white. For the convemence of customs officers and merchants the Treasury Department will next week Issue a cireniar containing a compilation of ali the laws | bearing upon the tonnage tax Which have been en- acied since 1562. Kad of the Lkborers? Strit The iaborers’ strike cuded to-day. There was a conference with tne contractors, some of whom agreed to pay two dollars adav at once, and the others will pay that sum on vew contracts, The ifferent districts are to scad delegates to a conven- (ion ou Thursday to form a labor union. Mevements of Secretary Pish, © Secretary Fish, who left last night for New York, will return Bere next week, End of a Libel Suit. The suit of Wiluam /, Finney, a clerk im the Thud Auditors office, against William J. Murtagh, pub- lusher of the National Republican, and ©. K. Harris, formerly managing editor of that paper, was con- cluded to-day. ‘The newspaper article complained of atfected the plaimttt’s moral character, calling him @ “‘whited sepaichre™ und speaking of him as disreputably connected with a Mrs. Kecling, for- merly employed asa clerk Mm the same ofliee with nim, He laid bis damages at $10,000 against each of the defendants, but the jury returned a verdict in their favor, DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE. LIVERPOOL VIA QUEFNETOWN- Steamship ¢ Wm k Dodgs and Mrs Dodge, Judge Prederiex Ls Mrs Loew, isaac HM bailey, A B Darling, New York; FE Woodbricge and Mra Woodbrid Miss Wood’ ED Woouridge, Vergennes, Vt; Waiter Montzome Avenue (dole); 1S Diehl and Mre Diehl, New Yor New York; Professor arber and Mrs Barber, Washington: Professor FW Fiek, Chicago; Dr Philty Schall, New York; Rev Henry Dnteber, port Jervis; Rev D Marsball, Butfalo, Noi; Rev Win Yates, bngland: Rev 8 RGardner, Aiegbany City; Rev W¥ ittsbur Kev JJ Mellyar, Alleghany City, Dr MUligan, Pitted Dickinson and Mrs Dickinson, Bosion; Rey Wm i Clowry, New York; Rev John Brenn, 'Marhatuinefile; Rev Jobo X Kinsella, West Chesterfield; Rev Joon Larkio, New York; Judge Joan Meath, Alleghany dudge James A Seholes, J 3 Case, Mrs’ Cage and two danghiers. EAManice, Mra Manice, two children and two is: Dr A Goodenough and Mra" Goodenouzh, Faris, Captain J Wall Wilson, U = RM, and Mrs Wilson, York: Wm Henry Arnoux and Mrs Arnoux, New York: Dr Walter Carey and gon, Huflalo, NY; Misses Lov juve and Nellie Kent, Butfalo, NY ; B Rumsey, B K D Broox vy HS Blake, Mist Jenny Bull, Major K Kent, Miss Suide Hutchinson, Mrs Dr Win A Hammond, Mise Hammond and Master Hammoud, Mrs M George, O'4 Churchill and Sra Churehti ‘ Henderson, F Atteroury, F W Stimson, New York; Mies M Sot, Brooklyn; Mies New Vork; Hon HW Bar. nes, 0,86 7 Moreeil, i Rowen, JU W Bailey, OS P Boyce, J’) Spreuger, Jd Fisher, D A Cook, T J Clepper, Pd- ward Coates, J G Muatehings, WS Mcuee, M Rielr, WH Butts, Thompson, Joe F Grabam, Ancustus Haim. Pitsburg; Mre fT J Cummin, KT Waitues, Mrs Whit Miss Whitoey, Buttalo, NY; J Freeman Mra Stike and two children, Chicago; J Ut well, Mre Stucwel) and Miss Studwell, New Yor! 1 MJenkins, RH Taylor, Thomas Paitocr, William Hasson, EM Cunning, © H Sheppard, Henry Chur Neale, W AShort, Wok Slack, William H Acom, HD Reyer, AM Ramb . James Dixon, Homer Laughlin, Wil burg; OL Goodwin, New York; Andrew Thompson, Port Samue © Patiman, New York! CG Dr Phomas Le Ded ‘ Jogton, DO; Mra Dickinton, Boston ; O F Dunderdale, Mrs iunderdale, nurse and two infwots, JN Osborne, Sti Giddings, New York; Mrs Rodney F Mra Ano Dolan, & H Jones, James E Young, RW. How and Mrs How, ¢ M Scbuil and Mise Lizzie Schutt, New York ; Mise Mattie Langdon, Harrisburg, Va; © T Shevion and sou Willis, New Haven, Conn; Edward bidrest, Amsterdam: Mre WHEW and child, Atlanta, Ga jee Finn, # Singletery and George Sheppard, New ¥ B Sterns aud Mrs Sterna, Richmond, ; Mrs Biten M Ward and Mre Adela M Sutber- land, New'Vork; Mra Mary L Stuart and Miss Clark, Phila- Gelpliay Pa; sre eM Block aod ehvid ana MB Yor tedwell and Mrs. Stedweil Fiuabing, NY; H Morris and J B [xo K; Jos Lea, Philsaeiphia; WN Lathrope, Mrs Lat tid, New York: Lovis W Viollier, Mre Violiter Staten re L Drake | and M, ke, Mra Warren and Mi Chas W Parker A William i Der ts H Mode and Master T Mode, 0, New York; © P shelueld, Levy and mitant man and Mrs an Frao cso: CB Vaush, New York; Wm Marka, New Haven; LD Newell Newell, New York, John "Littlewood, Ht " F Roper, New York, Jclun itl Alexander tisey, Phullipeburg Noe WN idsey, Phillipsburg, Nas WON Di W boot, Bitinde ©» Lord, Mre Lord and ¢ entry Kessler and Lobert fo and Mre § P Hammond, Master Mise Hainroond! J Levy and head, Mra C UW Muirhead and Ubiladel, } Noble Rutite and Jobn L, Connwall, Louievilie, Ky ; im Sher. man, Lawrence, Kaueus, HS Ward, JO Barnes, John Flu. ald and daughier, New York, W G Beatty, Cleveland, 0 George W Golf and Pater tl Morria, New York ; Mra? Caneton and (uree children, Louisville, Ky; Rey OC Foote and Mra Foote, New York; Mra Crabtree, Cleveland, Oh! Mr and Mrs Sineechie, % J Bennel and Frank W Himiln, HAVRE AND Barsy—Steamsbip St Laurent=Mre laaac is Olivia Beil. Inne Beli, Jr, Master Edie Belt, Mre Bermel La G: Yor ii, Ohio; Mr and M. D Jemy, Taito, China; Mrs Violet ud Kop, tl Viovet, Mine Cromwell, New Orleans, La; Mr C oddingtua, New Yor! ger ‘ on, i Jueon Lequien, New Gries s yer, Pat De lu Roche Vaun: i Mr Cirod, New York: Mr and Mre Emitic Carreno, Parity France; br CF B Sequard, Mr Seqnard, Boston, Mass. Mt and Mra A F Avego! Ww Orleans; O C de ¥qual James, Havana; V Mecas, ¥ Gueydam, J 6 Osmors. New Orleans: Gardarein Freytet, Freach Navy; Mra de Angeti, Mons te Baron and Naronene Veraldi. parison with the corresponding day of ‘last year, as i Ronee eu’ tho Sear, ited one ws ‘dicated by the thermometer et Hudnot’s Phar. | ee, thie partied close otter mies | macy, Uxearo Bullding, corner of Ann street 2G and bore away, awhile tbe grea! vessel tovk the jong | 4. yy 4 60 ai | eironit outside the harbor buoys. At be Hook the | 64° yy ari a6 | ng snd Waving was repeated | ‘1 Bie a “ e bends with oF “0 | ye fe” ep S os 82 which was | y ALPE yesterdays........--2se00 O3% | v0 0 peuoins wt H ature fer corresponding date Ai , An | NAVIGATION OF THE ST. LAWRENCE, Yut an eo Wis storin of fare. Monraxat, Sane 3, 1671. well, and sy the t the air, last Returns show (iat the Allan firm, of Mooteeal, uukeroluel” was waved, tae howitzers vewhed | gixpowners, in the tirat twenty-three Working days roland aiter the opening of navigation, had twenty-one ge a0\ ail having dropped tne pilot, | seagoiag sips, each car over one thousand Dat on her ee ine iktic | tous of cargo, arrive, ‘ge, load and gepaty vines ol Hag | OF Were Semele BINS TIRES MORIA, THEN LAST FIERY ADIEU inaalii | Golembrowsk), ‘Russia Varie, ‘Fraoce; Mise & Ray, floston: Mre Lacie Mrs de Jolly, France; J i alex andre, New Orieans; Mr sibadeus and son, fl Coppin, Louis Chapiayn, Charles Lacoume, Huguet, Mr Larousse, 1, Lefon, New Orleans bach, New York; Mr Vavi ee Mra Guignot, Mes Barcht, rs Guigoot, ar Nw Orleans; Ht’ Debeche, Havana Betaprt Choate Cuna; Mr Guignon, New Orleans; Rev ever, Madi- bon, Wiss Mr Haseht, New Orlease;’ Joss Maris Mops, Cie: temala; Juan Vilella and son, Guatemoia| J Aussell, Ha- vana; Mr und Mre U Vorbe' and two children, Paulino Gemignani, Mr Kocb, Mr De Polly, New York: a Drow San Francisco; Juan Vega, New YorR; Mre Lavigne, Ni Orleans; Miss Hendrickson, Miss Duvatgue, Mc Doudret, New York and #on, New Orleans.’ Mies Levy, MP Pare af Mae Joagnbine Louder, Mr pug Mr Bop: nd Cole; nis | | steamer Frank, Pi : | Frazier (Rr), from Ubarleston er, Burlington NJ; | Ferslero, J hn Mekwighe, New SMALLPOX FY BROOKLYN. Cessn0 | enamrdtatoras te, a Mason, Roman Bettede, Mr Hidren, - Mercier, © Antoni, New Hoxpital The Contagion Incrensing—. Required. From some statements made at the meeting of the Board of Health yesterday it appeared the small- pox m Brooklyn 1s increasing, though not to any alarming extent. The present hospital accommo- dations were found inadequate, and a meeting of the Board of Health was called by Pr, Cochrane yesterday to devise some means to secure further accommodations for the patients. Dr, SCHENCK, of the County Hospital, stated that | it was necessary for them to have a new building, as Che Oue HOW used for smallpox patients was full. After some further discussion a committee was appomted and authorized to putup @ temporary pahaing at a cost not exceedmg $1,000, In the afternoon the Board started on a rour down the bay te hunt up a quarantine In which to store the Infected cargoes trom Buenos Ayres and other places, SHIPPING NEWS. se Alm tor New York—This Day. 9 20 91d 4.30 | Moon rises....eve 726 High water.morn AN STEAMERS. | pave dv perARTORES ¥ MONTHS OF Sun rises. Sun sels. NEW YORK NE AND JULY. OR THE Brita ‘owling Green Minnesal 20 Broadway. |S Broad st \7 Rowling | Broadway, Broadway. Broadway. Liverpool Liverpoo! y hoe Manbattan | Coloraito...c. Caledon Columbia. Wiscons!: Sidoma: Pereira Atiantie Row!!ng Green 9 Broadway. 9 Broadway. TRowimg iroen Liverpool. Glasgow, Havre, . + Lavernool Powling Green 8 Hroudway, hroaaway, PORT OF \EW YORK, JUNE 3, 1871. j CLEARED. - Steamship Oceante (Br, Murray, erpoo! Via Queens: town--J Hyde 4 Bteamship via (Br), Sowerby, Liverpool via Queens: town | Steamship Italy . Liverpoo! via Queensiown-= FW Hora. teamebiy Nebraska (Br), Guard, Laverpool—Willlams & fashin Rhein &N che & Co. wmatip St Laurent (Fr), Lemaire, Havre--George Mac- kenrie. Stamabip Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston via Key West—C 1 Mallory & Co Steauship Missiseippt, Henry {| ker, Meyer, Bremen via Southampton New Orleans--Frederic Ba- » Crom we 1 B Crom- msbip G Clapp, New Orleai | well € C0. | “Steamship Cathorine Whiting, Howes, Sevannah--R | owsen, | #teamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston.-H R | Manca & Go. Savannab-.W R Garrison. Newbern. NC Murray, Fer- p Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, City Pot and hmoud—Old Dounnion Steamsnipe pton, Roberta, Norivlke, City Point and Washington & Co. Kuight, Johnson, Georgetown, DC--G B pabip Doane, Philacelphia—Lorillard Steam. eotnne, Baker. Boston. F Dimork wlnet, Rector, New Bedford—Ferg\ k Anpiolina (itwl), Gaz: erine Chalmers (i » Clark, Ipawiel Dagmar (Nor), Jensen, Penarth Roads -Funeh, Baye Co. | Bark Da Capo (Nor), Rasmussen, Cork or Palmouih | Faneh, Edye # Cc. | _ Bark Fornjot (Nor), Mohtbach, Cork or Palmouta— Wendt, | Tetens & Bockmenn, | Bark Karnak (Br), Currie, Dublin via St John, NB—He. } new de Parker { | | | ark Maivuia Schutte (NG), Schultze, Copenbagen—-Ponch, Edye & © Bark Arietta, C —& P Buck, Bark Deme indore —C Tobias & Uo, Bote Queen of the Fleet, McLeod, Rotterdam—Boyd & Fin mn. Bark Freeman Dennis, Fletcher, Hamburg Boyd & Bine- kea. Park Argonaut (NG), Steencrafe, Bremen—H Koop & Co, Bark Smvrniote, Mackay, Malta -Hodges & Finotti, , Bark Nuovo Mondo (Ital), Starace, Gibraitar-—Fuuch, Edye Co. | Bark Montezuma, Hammond, Barbados—TT & F A Dwight | & Co. | Bark Qvean Eagle, Waterhouse, Sydney, CB—Brett, Son & Co, ! plats Boomerang (itr), Crichton, Picton, NS—Miller & joughtoi Brig Samoljot (Dan), Erickson, Copenhagen for orders— Jas Henrs. Brig Framat (Swe), Teglund, Stockholin—Funen, Edve & Ca, Brig Mary E Thayer, Tyler, Ancona—Fabbri & © Brig Ann (Br, Flory, Gibraltar—A P Francia, Brig Lena Thuiriow, Corbet, Gibraltar for drters—Brew, Bon £ Co, Brig Raith, Crowley, Hnmacoa—Simpson & Clapp. Brig Wm Mason, Richardson, Mayaguez, PR Nadal & Chedas. Brig Eledona, Morris, Sydney, CB—Heney & Parker. Brig China (Br), Arenberg, Haare, NS-G A Philips & Collin Bris Zoe (Br), Neleon, St Jolin, NB~ Heney & Parker, Sehr E.Sbun (Br), Leach, London—G F Bidley. cbr Wapena, Penny, Atustertain—Evans, Bail & Co. hr Pilot's Bride, Bre W" Lewie & Co. Sehr Rogue Alazo (Sp), Vathourst, Baracoa Pug & Co, Sebr Lillian M Warren. Happ, Cai Island——-B. chr Frigate Bird (Br, Fewelling, St Joho, vine & Sone, J.J Housmann, Catlin, Raltimore—W Chalmers, Schr Five Sisters, Peierson, Machiasport—Simpson, Clapp & Co, Sehr BK Dresser, Wilbur, Rath—B J Wenders. Schr Redondo, Moore, Boston-O Hryan. uncey. ' coe Cen & Hannah, Dill, Hartford—Fercuson & Wood. | Sehr Ei ¥ New Haven—Rackett & Bro, Hovore, Stam‘ord, Sloop Mount Hope, Coe, Hartrord— Rackeit & Bro, Sloop Report, Hart, New Haven—Racket! & Bro, Steamer AC Stimers, Davis, Philadephia, ¢e, Philaaelpata, ck, Drake, Pitiladeiphia ropahire, Whi iy ‘Smith, Piifladelpl ver € Steamer Antnrs steamer M Massey. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS, weatnship Algeria (Br), Le Messurier, Liverpool May 33, Queenstown 24th, with mdse and 608 passengers, to CG klyn. May + 49-19, Lor ‘58, passed bark Sarah Io r Queenstow: ane I, lat | 41.42, lon 5%, abip Neptune, from Liverpool for New York ; ame tite, bark Princess Marianne, bound W Nor), fvom London for Hook, bark Sylvi do, ship kurops (NG ), | Pailadelphfa; also, 250 miles B | from Bremen tor New York. { dteamebip Virginia (Br), Samney, Liverpool May 17, and Queenstown Tet, with and 1030 passengers, to FW J Thurst. Ho winds dXring the passage: the last tw nick fog: May 24, lat 46 24, lon 18, passed 4 § ving signal V of conimercial code, and of Marrvets, standing north; 2th, lat 48, lon 4% 33, hip Confidence, bound east; 40th, lat # M4, lon 5614, seaw- | sbi) Abyssinia.’ hence for Liverpool: June 2, at 5:30 PM, } Pennsylvania, do. | aropa, i! Glasgow May 2%), with askenuers, to Henderson Bros. Experienced thence light winds and 4, menalled bark Bal- +n want of medi- | the eavtata betng lily sent “doctor on bomrd, H ippited ineaicives, Xe, nnd proceeded at 7:30 AX | 43, lon 66 50, paseed wbip N Boyuton, from | for New York. Steamship Deutechiand (NG), Neynaber, Bremen May 20 | ana Southampton 2d, at PM, with mdse and 718 pasven- | | } Yo wert, to Oelrich & Co, Had slron g westerly winds during the passage and ihe last two days thick fog; June ly lat 41% lon 59.20, passed ship Juiia Banfield, bonnd W; same time bar< City of London, do. Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, Now Orleans May % SW Pass Mth, at 2 AM, with Todsq and passengers, to | Baker. Had hight ‘southeriy winds the entire passage. May 29, Mr evry T Deland Boston .paseenger), died and was buried at sea. Bark Caro ( port), Bevis, Havena 14 days. with sugar, to Geo © Collina—-vesecl to & P Buck & Co. Had labt. rate weather ; 5 ye north of Hatteras, fark Pallas (Kuss), Malstrom, Havana, 12 days, with auger ‘ivcher. vessel toorder, tad wealhel |. Bark Sandy Hook, Buratow, Cardenas @ days, with augar, to dames Boriand & pve days north of Hatteras jon 7845, spoke abip Allan —= for Quebee, 2a, Wynne, Cardenas, 10 ye, with eugar, M Brookman, Usd tine sel tO DT Haitei Davidson, lado, to JF y & Co, | Bachelor stecring NE, Bark Regia (Nor), Larsen, Matanz aod molasses, to Funch, Edge & Oo. Watteras, with hebt varia! Brig Henry & 1. Bday, with 6 Vessel to Fva nn, 13 days. with re. May al, lat'96, lon 17, saw brig 40 days, with Been 4 days nore phia), Band, Trinidad, one pareencer to Latasta & Oo. Co. Hac tine weather. Herre (Br), Cochrane, Humacao, PR, 20 it & Pond. Had light wide with augar 0. Had of Har Clienfnevor, W dage, verse) lo Brett, ton & Brig Alice M (Bri Gardenye. § deve, with etn wP Nevins & Son, Had strong 8 and W winds to Har teres, since light winds and fog; been 4 days north of that woint | Pearle Nellie Husted, Malony, Matanzas, ® deve, with surar, to Bret, Son & Co, Had One weather; 6daya norb of Hat | terns. Brig Thomas Owen of Portland) Guptell, Sagua. 10 days, with Sugar to Yonng & Co,vearel to Thompson & Hunter. tine wratber up {o Abareum, from thence 2 days with thick fog. Brie B Young, Joy, Apalachicola 28 days, with Inmber, to Snow & Richardson. jad light winde and calms; beon ® ange north af Hatteras, rig MA Uerrern (Br), French, Boston, 6 days, ip ballast, master. Had light winds and mueb 196 ‘chr Amelie Adele (¥r). Mangire, St Pierre, Mart, 23 day with sugar, to KP Bock & a wet Le hed ds and colo May 26, lal 38, lov 68, spoke brig Cyclone, from —-— for oman, Sebr Nellie Starr (of Portland), Weleb, Matanzas 7 With moineres, to order seanel to mater, Had night BE winds up to Barn thence, 8 days. je! 5 Sehr Bima M tiot Wellfleet}, Suitt, Sagua 10 4 with sugar, to Waydell 4 Co-- to master, Had foe weather; 4 dare north of Haiteras. sebr J W Vannaman (of Mal NJ), Buekaloo, 7 a wi lo Simon de Vieser—vessel to mas ter. Waa Ii ewan winds een, 6 0a worth of Hattr- nton and Talia Ho, for byte ot days; with pineappies to Joseph Eneas—vessel Sehr. Thomas fomers, Wilmington, NC, 5 daya; with Davai to & Tawkine, Seber. (-s Nike Sek erce, Schr & R Kirk, Tole, punt Georgetown, DC, Rehr Litiy, Haren , Alexandria for New Hlaven. Se 2 hun ae emacs A het, (i 5 Schr Rhoda Holtues, Brand, Geassetort; Do. Rehr R Phelps, Shaiie, Georgetown, DC. Sehr Marta and bi Ls { Bey ne. Sehr A W Collins, Boker, (i » DO, for Hudson, Sehr Kindberz, Thomas, seo DC, for Hudson Solr AP Avery, Ryan, Kecrgeinway De Lor New Haven, Selir N Harvey, Bush. Philadelptin for Plymouth, Mass. Sehr izzie Raymond, Lord, Philadelphia, Selrd J Raynor, Hutchinson, Philadelphie for Heighton, Schr EH Barnes, Avery, Phfadelpeia for New Haven, Sehr Florence Rogers, Jettarde, Portland, 4 days, with ium- ber, to Evans, Ball © Co. Sehr Mary Patten, Camuiins, of and (rom Bangor, 7 days, with lumber, to Cs Peters, ‘Steamer &lize Hancox, Hirns, Charleston 55 hours, in bale Jost, to master, e shin ME Riggs, which wrrived 2d inst from Antwerp, a consigned to James W Kiwell & Co. Passed ‘Vhcouugh Hell Gate. WOUND sours. Brig Jas Ratchford (Br), George, Windsor, NS, for New York, 7 daym wich plaster to Crandall, Berianx * Go. ix Robin. Strout, Millor! ‘or New York, Fig Robin, Strout, Milloridge for New Work, # daya, with Sehr §-athora Cross (Br), Browa, Windsor, NS, for New York, wich plaster to Crandall, Berlanx & Co-vesvel to DR oper Breet w t Freedom, stephens, Windsor, NS, for New Yorks, with plaster to Crandall, Hortany ¢ Gon pid Rohr Ada (Wr), Bolvea, St Joba, NR, for New York, 7 days, with lumber to Meney & Parker. : Schr Roamer, Voltz, St Jobn, Nw, for New York, with lumber to Jed Five € Co, Schr Hf Wellman, Verrill, lumber to Jed Frye & ('o. ir Baarbrnick (new), Cla: timber to Chase, Talbot & ¢ Schr San Dolyhan, Elw timber to Chase, Talbot & hr Red Jacket, Averill, time to J & Brown & Co. Schr Rena, Blahop, Rockland for New York, with line to JR Brown, Schr Win Bntman, Shaw, Portland for New York, with lumber, to Hamilton & Co Sehr Caroilne «Cornelis, Rollins, Somerset for Philadel. phiia. Schr Lucy € Hall, Hall, Westerly for New York, with stone ster. 1 Diadem, Chase, Providence for New York, w iv Fourth, Cobb, Gyster Bay for New York. rh F Meany, Levis, Portiaud, Ct, for Philadelphia, r Win Conners, Pout, © lor'New York, Norwalk tor New Yor! Carberiy, Portiand for Klzabethport. Providence for Rondout, Northport for New York, it Avert, Hulse, Brookhaven for Clinton Point. Sehr Isabella, Haves, Taunton for Woodbridge, Schr Ben} Baglish, Kelly, Boston for New York. Sehr J W' Hine, Lane, New Haven for Philadelphia. New London for Georgetown, DO. roll, Providence for New York: ‘hitman, Fatl River for New \ ork, ly, Bluehitl, Me, for New York. Norwalk for Now York, tor New York, haway, Bristol for New York. for New Yor. ‘alais for New York, with Machina for New York, with | Pembroke for New York, with Rockland for New Yuyk, wit 10. Bone Dart, Wiiian Sebr 1 A Den ing, Portland for New York, Schr Joseph P Rows, Hall, Veonton for Poughkeepsie, Steamer Electra, Mou, Providence York, with mise and pacsengers, Lo Isaac Odell. Steamer United States, Davis, Providence for New York. ROUND PAST. Steamship Neptune. Bak er. Ne w York for Boston. Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New York for New Redford. Brig H Means, Staples, New York tor Boston. Schr Neme Gloomnels, Hobbie, New York tor Starntord, Schie Mary Isabel, Ferris. New York for Northport. br Hickman, Hail, Woodbridge for Boston Mott, Albany for Sag Uarber. . Port Jounson for Port Jeflewson, > Hoboken for Portsmouth, Schr EF Howe, Fllis, Hoboken for Boston, Sebr Flyaway, Ellis, Port Johnson for Bosto Sehr Win W Wood, Wood, Newburg for Pro Eonr Laconia, Hall, New York lor Pores Schr Valace, French, New York tor Rockland, Schr Golden’ Fleece, Gray, New York for Boston, Sehr Sarah W Blake, Binke, Poughkeepsie tor Dighton. Schr Belle oy the Ray. Evans, New York for New Gondon, Sehr Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, Newburg for New Haven. Seur FA Brooks, Wileox, New York ior Noank, Sehr WOW Brathars, Pendleton, Port Jomusua for New Jondon, ane, Bennett, Port Johngon for New Haven, rthy, Perch Amuboy for New Haven, patgamn yacht Vermland, Withhams, New York (or Eaton's Steamer Electra, Mott, New York for Providence. Steamer Galaten, New York for Providence, Steamer Unated Srates. Davis, New York for Fall River. BELOW. Bark Lotualr Br), 13 dave from Sy dney, OB by p Hope, Not) SAILED. | Steamships Nemesis. Jtaly, Nebraska, Ocensic, Ralavia, | and City of L jon, Liverpool; Rbine, Premen; St Laurent, | Havre; Clyd 6, Galveston via Key West: Missi and | Geo Cromw ell, New Orleans; Magnoila, and Catharine Whiting, Sav annab;Jas Adger, Charleston; Ellen 8 Terry, Nawbern: Regulator, Wilmington, NC; Wyanoke, and Ges | B Upton, Richmond; FC Knight,’ Georgetown, DO; Fanita, Philade! ships Nations (rr), Antwerp; City of Mon: treal, London; Fleetwing, San Francisco; Annie Fish, Lon- | Zilen Stevens, Frontera: Jenny Bertaur, Ham: | rifin. Havana; Movteztma, Borhadoen; Free Win NeKean, Santa Martha; | annes Kier (Dan), Liverpool: E Staples, , Wind at sunset N, light, burg: Joun man Dennis. Hamburg; bri Shipping Notes. The Philade Iphia Commereial List of ihe Sd inst says: “The condition of the Delaware river xt the Horseshoe ts one that ought to claim the immesiate attention of our mer- | chants and business men. The bur ie fast increasing its pro portions, and if something is t speccily cone in the way of ging and removing thr mass of mut and sand constantly | mulating this port wili be aitim atety from foreign commerce.’ deeretary Boutwell decides that tess eis bolton the United: Btates ror foreign trade are not required to be ney der the inspection awe, shut out Marine Disusters. Bank Nonpiyeer (Non, Falkenberg, fiom Newport, Ry for Havana, with coal, before reported ios, was wrecked on | the night of Apri 40, cn the reets near the Lorimers settie- ment, Caleos. The vessel {a a total loss, haying bilged short- ly after striking the reet. The crew were all savee and have arrived at Tarks ‘The saile, meging and such other materials as were saved were to be sold for the benetit of all concerned, The ¢ 8 of bis veswel by the action of t! pong southerly current whieb prevailed wt the time, BARK PATMOS, N at Boston from € the 25th and 2th nit, daring sale and damaged uaintopmast Brig Wexrorp, at (iavana May 22 from Si Jobn, had heavy weaiber, and wa) part of cargo, SOME ALIOR T, from St Joba. ber, was dismusted oo Tw into Lubec, VANDALIA, Walls, from Elisworth for Providence, rd Haven tet inst, reports nigut of 28th ult lost prace poles off déck, MELEM, of J’rovincetown. waa picked up aban- doned and waterlog ged, and towed into Shelbarne, K in has been reporied as a total wreek af Seal 2, Teports on ere gale, eprang a lenk, lost | ‘8, vompeiled to tarow overbonsd NB, for Borton, with lum day \aat io a squall, and towed SouR SULIOTE, wrecked {n Por freighting coal again. Sue LFADER—The fire in the hme on board sehr Leader, Norwich from Roekiand, is been smothered, and the caigo Was belag discharged 4d in: Notice to Mariners, met pei py hd) be, built onthe Penfied Reef, about | Tiniios W oi igeport. The government bi $40,000 for this object. 8 went bay appropriated i A new beacon, of granite, about high, ia to be erect mouth of Union river, that was supposed to be hopeiessiy has been got off, and will go to © Poant, near the 0, Lis season BAYANNAT, 64— From and after the tet of |) regulations will be evtorced » Ist. All versels arriving 3 at Key West, Florid South America or M . All vesaeia fro: ign ports without clean bill 1), or from ports where contagious or infections dike is known or suppo or having had sickness on board anring the vovage: also ull veruela Crom ports ID ARANTINE * the following ty ¢ port of Savannah bat port from or haring est Indies or Babaina i OTIOR. North Awerlea, with sic mn hour, anchor at qna- | Tantine groapds unti by the Heath | cere Bd. Pilots are insiructed to anchor all vessels with clean | oillg of health wt the Bigut of 4. Istand, whieb anchorage | shall constitute the Upper \uaran‘ine Ground, All vessels withont clean bilis of on board, shail be anchored at the | | Ground, in Tybee Road or te the lighkhoage au Tybee ; lan 4th. No sick aeaman or pas city from any vessel in the hari Health Officer. Prlots and masters of vessels will be held le for uy ¥ folation of the above regulations VM belomen, Reiow New Redford ist iat, bark Jolin P Wert, Manchester, Jap: from St Helena. Bark Peru, Giaes, nger shall be brought to the F without the consent of the Aly reapoosi: New London Vat inst from South Georges \ 0 bbls sea elepbans off Sere Cosme 5 Is sea elepbans off and Kk Java 2c. Kempton, of N4, Is veported off New Zea- Jap Jaa 16, wil 60 0018 sp O11 since leaving Manacl t Spoken. On Crozet te (by bark P West, at Stites | jena), barks Chin NB, S whales; Pacific, Taber, do | dao. spok Ship Koona Maria (Pr), tro: pool for Philadelphia, Tune A In 41 04 on by 0 r sich: Ship Corn from London for Ni i Tat 4 90, | don for New York, ae Ship Louien (Bn, trom Newport, B, for New York, May i, re hip Duieberg (NG), trom Rotierd: fol 0 Pas 5 4. sg aeamuaentea tial ssemampae Rachel Cones, irom Cienfuegos for Portland, May 23, I ion 19 Daise Boynton, (rv ow 79 & june | 1 Ofeofuegos for Boston, Muy 22, ok well, Smith. from Pensacola for Montevideo, lated 42N, lon 68} Foreign Ports. AKDTOSHAN, Muy 19—Bailed, John Geddie, Giewell, Phila. | | delpnin, ‘ , May 2h—Pasred, #* Hoke kaw TOL (Pill), May 20- Salle Bannow, May 0 Saflod, Le Baron, Holmes, New York. pBEntar May Arrived, sup Garden Keach, Giimore, estou BARACOA, Nay 2t-I0 port achra !° G Dargis, for New York inh Davlight, for do, ig; Corrte Clark, for Boston, du, Frank Avwood, for'do do: Thow) Frazinr, trom New York. | Jugt arrived Abby Brown, and Jutla A Decker do do. ay 19 Ship Soolno, Hutebinaon, from | Anadelt, Pearce, Philadel Npored for New Dag, tine; brags Annie (of Laverpool, N faltimore, Annie (of York ; Alice abbote (Br), Crowell, f Winupor, NB), for New Yorks Gi apdow, May 20--Sailed, Maggio & Carvill, Attkingon, | paraleo; 3 | Munoe, do; Sagitta, Hebrens, | mings, ‘9 | worth: Mary Hila, Thomas, | er. Providene | York; € mS ye Cleared, Caledoulay for New Orlean nn ew York; Sumas udinan, Dy. ¥ 20-8 Wininms, New York | { cand ‘all River, |. | Dunrex, May i Lammert, New Yor. | bes by Dawrence (ir), Steed, from + inet Gnished diag; Josephine (ir), | New York, HiMacda, PR, May b-In port bark Gludatone, for Pal- month to 16 days; bri HAVANA, Mey 81 Philadel Toda, for Baltimore 12 days, Arrived, steamabip Taredy Catharine, ia for New Oriean: tenmsskip duo Hoxie (from New Orleana)y ‘ork. ‘TAVRUFOOL, May 20—Arrjvecs Marlow, Leppert, Galveston; fan, Andersay, ow Queen of Hearts, “Arrived at da daa mermahp cata, Mooaiss New York 5 Pig ty a peep laanbamagicg ote ; Star of Hope, ‘ ‘do; Buea, ee I. New York 5 ie Richardson, Sharp, New York; Flower O'Moray, Storm, Baltimore; Marv Jenkins, do: 7, York; Adis Evans, Jenkins, do: Monkcheuter, Raker, New Yor Ent ont 22d, Thaines, ict tor New on, LONDONDERRY, May t0—Arrived, Oberon, Williams, New York. MADRAS, May 19—Arrived, ship Fearless, Tilton, Boston (before reported without date. NEWOASTLE, May 1%—Ent ont, Monmouthshire, Irvin, San Francisco, FS. wy epod (Mon), May 19--Ent for Idg, Guardian, Wally, New Orieans, yigut TaLsor. May 20—Salled, Usland, Taltaken, Sew ork, ustizanina Guile, Romoor New York: cneting, Gahasne ariannina Galatole, Romeo, New York; 0, “0; 24th, Stabbestac, Larsen, do; Evelyn, Koiln, Bahia; Small, Diilwitz, Norfolk. . SHULDS, May 20--Sailed, Joon E Manson, for New Lon- doo, Si Jouns, NP, May 16-—Arrived, brig G@ J Troop (Br), Teerio, New York a Pore Ameriean Ports. BOSTON, June 2—Arrived, bark Hazard, Lewis, Messina ; brig Harpy Snow, Philadelphia; sehrs, Léonesta, Meyers, Galveston; Franconta, Leavitt, Wining! NO; de, Gage; Marion Curls, Curtis, Louise Crockett Flan: der and Jozeph W" Bartlett, Barilett, Baltimore; Ha) Burlingame, Barlingames inma Smith; Bessie Morria, Allen; Addie Murchia, Suntth; Minnesota, Phinney; Vasbt! Sharp, Sharp; Maggie Van Dusen, Upton; 8 ABoice, Adams, and T Sinnickeon, Dick- erson, Philadeliphin; Charies 8 Ropes, Mayo, Elizabethy Nevada, Davis, Port Jobnson; ‘homas, Rondout. Below, a ship unknowo, bound ia; aisoan unknown sebr, hore on Loveil’s {st Cleared Steamer Wiulam Lawrence, Hallett, Baltimore vio Norfolk; Gualemalan ship San Carlos, Johnson, Val- bark Napier Vn). Sinckair, London; sehr hares A Higuins, MoTntosh, St Johns, PR; Joseph Bi more. Bure, Phiteaciphia: John ‘L Merri, Wicks, Writers Mesto low! for Philodelytia. “Also cleared, abit mania (Br), Willis, St John, NB; brig Annie Eldridge, Clitord, St Mare, Hayti; achys © © Bearae, Hodgdon, Fernane dina: Charles E Morrison, Busan, Alexandria, Sailel—Wind WSW to SW, steamer William Lawrence; ship San Carlos, Wa—Areived, "steamers Samaria (Br), from Tiverpoo! Anes, from ‘Philadelphia; Achilles, from do; Nerens, from New Yor! errithew, London; brig achr Fredie Walton, Rich, Mary Cobb, Tra New Orieans, B. are Jen. Cheston, Sta r (Br), ©: acna le Grandes Por. 82 lua tbr), Wah Br), Armstrong, Demerara Altavela, Cousins, Cardenas; Sauusi Joseph Allen, Kelso, orbin, @o, Bark Pasquaiine Ital, Cacace, Cor’ or Falmonth brig Protens, fail, Portland; schr George O (Br gate, Port, Trinidad ; Seorga, Swan, sehrs, Wil Mal New York; Mary & Ai Clewred d, secure Harper, Gott, and Yan- otla, Smith, Gundalonpe; Addie L Cute or, Smith, Wilmington, Del; Centurion, Blodgett, Newark, XN HARLESTON, May ii—Cleared, bark Othere (Br), Me- Grogor, Liverpoo' New York. steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New ior, ducksonvill rived, Schr Z A Paine, Jones, New York. FERNANDINA, May 25—Arrived, brig Long Reach, Har- don, New York, FORTRESS MONROP, June 3—Arrived, brig Mercede, Pernambuco for orders. Passed in for Balmore—Brics Ire (Br), from the West Indies: Techter (NG), from Rio Janeiro. Passed ont—Ship Avnoid Banninger, for Rotterdam: bark Windsay, Yor Nova Scotia: brig Mina, ‘and schrs Arctic, and Shiloh, for the West Ince: FALL RIVER, Jone 1~Saiied, sehr Phil Sheridag, Mur- iy, Now York. GALVESTON, May 24—Atvived, bark La Plata, Matthews, Newpoi CHOCCESTEE Arrived, schrs Cherub, Fletcher, and Adeline Hamits, Lewis, Bangor for New York. LUBE, May 28—Sailed, sch Frances Ellen, Warren, New 7—Cleared, ship British Lion (Br), Bowie, Sailed—Sebr Lily, Hushe June %—Salier brig Teaser (ise), Gregor, Rio Janeiro; schr tis, Philadelphia. MACHIASFORT, May %5—Arrived, schrs Presto, Drew, and Irene, Colbeth, Now York; WH Mitehell, from Shulee, NS, for New York. Satled 25th, achrs grott; Sarbeek, ¢ tewart, Martinique; Elvira, Ban- ni Sarah Bernice, Proctor, New West Indies. sbip_ Delfthaven, ‘ary Ann Annison, Crichmore, Rio 3 brig Pickens, Rozers, New York. Below, coming up, bark Yeabe! (Sp), Yomasind, from Havana, Oleared— Brix Dow de 8 Sp), Ayas, Vera Cray, NEWRUR Arrived, achr Gentile, Eldridge, New York. NEW BEDFORD? June t—Sailed, achrs Chas P Stickney, we, and Sea Nympb, Conley, Baltimore, PORD, June 1, PM-Arrived, chr Phil Sheriaan, Fall River for New York. Schre Artist, Forres taroling & Corne Perth Amboy for Somer- . Crowley, Somersesfor Poughkeep- c alleen, Fall River for New York; JP i, Taunton for ¢o:'Minerva, Brightwan, Fall River for do; Mary Mershon, Brightman, do for do; Tsabella, Strange, Tauaton tor du; Benj English, Kéily, Boston for do; Jona Lozter, Trefrticn, New York for Taunton. NEW HAVEN, Jane 2—Arrived, sehr Clarabel, Nickerson, conl laden, Cleared—Schrs Mareos, Munson, for New York; Mary Tiee, do; sloop Hasperor, do. PIRLADELPHIA, June 2—Arrived, steamship Saxon, 8, Boston; ship’ Moltke (NG), Schaffer, Trinidad ; bark io Wyman, Corian, Boston; brigs Ida M Comery, Nor- den, Matanzae son, Gulkey,’ Cardenas; Adele McLoon. sayra; achra Jos P Cum: ampede, Whitmore, Elis- ‘aguet; 8'& E Corson, Brow- + EA Rartle, Smith, do? Shannon, Dik ton; Hamburg, Westcott, Norwich; Join McAdams, Wil- Tard, Fall River; £1 Lite, Crawford, New ¥ jarks Hulda (Nor), Morbarg, Elsinore for or- doz btig SV Merrick, Lippincott, Stetson, St Thomas: J Mx: Kate Foster, Harndon, Bos- jemta; Rachet § Miller, Specitnan, abbard, Pall Rive peid, Me ton; D Corbitt, Salem. AM —Veearls generally remain as last bark Luciana Serra, Cacase; stili ro- maine unable to tinda comsignes, 50 PM—Brig He vis tect for Bhiindelpbia at 10 AM. Bark: from above anchored olf barvor, Other vessels remain as this AM. ‘There inn bark outeide, PORTLAND, June l-Cieared, bark Bellevue, Cutten, St Joho, NB; sehr Barriet Fuller. Willard, New York. PAWTUCKET, June 2—Arrived, scir Anthony Rurton, Jobnsou, Kilzabetliport. Salied’ Scare Fred Teler, Terrill, and Daniel Morin, Mor- rig, New York. PROVIDENCE, June 2—Arvived, achra © W Locke, Hunt= lev, and Cordelia Newkirk, Huntley, Georgetowa, DC; Cor- nella, Perri, Elie peinpert. é Satled--Scbra Bella Peck, Avery; C_A Grainer. Harveys Suevers, Wchards, aud Nelle Prank, Edwards, New York; Micholus Sehrho!, Meurhot, Croton, RICHMOND, June 1~Arcleed, sleamships W P Clyde, Par- ker, and Saratoga, Couch, New York. RUCKLAND, May il selrs Leontine, Pratt, and American Obiel, Bnow, New York, SAVARD AH, June '-Arrived, bark Com Dupont, Boston ed -Stedmehipa Sax Salvator and Montgomery, Now ing. Philadelphia; enip Charlotte, Hav Vhs Artived,” barks Normmuby Mr). 160), Mary A Marshall (Br), Wright, hiladelnbita. w Yor! rir David ames, Ames, rontier, Morgaa, Portiaud. Arrived, brig Eadorus, Farr. Pbiladel is, New York for Belfast. 7 NY, June 2—Satied, sehr Henry Remsen, Allen. tor Lridgevort, Ct, with 15 tons of railroad TAUNTON, June 1 Arrived, schr John Losier, Trefethen, WILMINGTON, NC, June }—Cleared, steamabip Benefsc- New York, tor, J New Yor WARREN, June t-—Arrived, echt Frankiin F Randolph, Steelman, Elizabeth port. MISCELLAN A SNouncexun’ oct ‘ THE, u YERSITY MEDICINES. % ‘The folowing testimontals, out of many thousands, are published io order to show. the immeaaurable superiority of che UNIVERSITY MEDICINES over any remedies ever pre rented to the peopl o AFFIDAVIT, 3.—Peraonaily appeared betore ‘me this ith day of May, W. colt, President; L. Hiussert, Vico Presideut; John G. Howard, Treasurer, and George Powell, Secretary of the New York Medical University, and made oath that the fol- towing aragenuine, unsolicited. extracts taken from original letters being daily received at the Tostitute. yM. HW. RIDLET, Notary Pubite, Corner Ninth street and Third avenue, New York. FROM OCR LETTER FILE, KINGaTON, Mase, April 21, 1871. W. Scort: T pave doen afi rd for the past year with what the wtts General Hospital term a rodent eron my lower lip. They have operated on ft at different tines, and twier they burued i by means of a battery, whieh dso mucn pain and Iniammation that F conld not My neighbors all suppored it wae ineuranie, ax t had ‘consulted ‘no ives than twonpythres phyaicians. Ry accident Fheatt of your EXTRAOT OF CANCER YLANT. fmminediately went to Hoxton and gonght the advice of Dr. ‘oilock, whed, by his directions, I commenced nang your celebrated Remedies. You may jutge of my surprise and algo of my neighbors, when, tn four short weeks, | waa per. fectly cured. One gentlemen remarked it was the miracle of the nineteenth century T would also atate that T wave been treating since my re- covery a geutieman who has had an open uleer for four ears, with te best reauit. Hin njcer is reduced about two- Tiina. “He bux hoon using the remedies five works. Thave go much (atth ia your medicines being what they aro reyrecanted to he that 1 thought £ would write to you yout secnving de Ageney for this county, in which T reside, Wishing you every suocess in your striving to bene!t ten kiod, Trewai Yours, Ae, ie SION P. LOVERING, i Piymouta county, PRUEON CENERATWS OF FICK. WASHINGTON, March 10, 1889. 4 Paoressons—DPloane forward my second order for UN) VERSITY MEDICINES. [ am pleased to any that T have found them of great eorvice in the treatment of patients vue der my charge. GLORGE REED, M. D., A, A, Surgeon 0. 8. A. THE NGW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY. Now. 6and 8 UNIVERSITY PLACE. DOWNTOWN AGENCY, NUDNUTS, HERALD BUILDING, 28 BROADWAY. UPTOWN AGENCY, ),191 BROADWAY, NE, GHTH SVRENT. 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