The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1871, Page 10

10 WASHINGT > The United States Financial Agency in London. Governor Orr on Ku Klux Organizations | in South Carolina. Philanthropists and Army Officers at;Logger-, heads Over the Indian Questivza, Threatening Propcrtiens of the Colored Laborers” Strike. Meeting. of the Spanish, Claims Commission, WASHINGTON, Jane 6 1871, Fight ‘Over the American Fivancial ageucy in London, ‘TRe @isposition of the timancial agenty of the United States at London has become a matter which excites considerable interest both here and abroad. ‘yne Baring Brothers, baving held tkis lucrative postion for ever fifty-three years. are not now dis- ‘pored to relinqaish 1 without a strong struggle. “fre numerens friends of ex-Secret#ry McCulloch, ‘wo is Bow the head of the London banking house ‘wf day Cooke & Co., are making strenuous efforts to obtain tins appointment for’ hue, without as yet ‘any Geftnite proxpect of success. During the war ‘Thurlow Weed endeavored to have this agency twansierred to the banking house of Brown Brothers. At that time the whole disposition of the matter was yeferred to Charles Francis Adams, then our Minister at St. James, who decided in favor-ef re- taining the Barings. Lx-Governer Orr's Views Concerning Ku Kiux Onrages ‘Pho sub-committee for the investigation of alleged oug@ages in the South held a meeting wich lasted three hours te-day, and which was eccupied Uwoughout with the examination of Governor Orr, of South Careiina. He stated he wad ne -personal knowledge of the Ku Klux, and did nes believe ‘hey existed in his section of the State. He ‘erpressed the opinien that such an organiza- ‘Won did exist in some counties ef South Carolina, * Wad that its object was to intimidate the colored ‘wpeople from voting at tue election in-1572. He be- Weved that the constitution of the Council of Safety, \ publisned ia the Obarleston Republican last Feb- | ruary, was the basis of the organization, He said the Legislature had been excravagant, and some of its members corrupt; condemned tne present election laws and wel!eved they would be repealed;" though the white people were very blamable for incompetency of rulers and inefictency Of legisiatton, because of ineir refusal to taxe part at the eutset cf reconstruction in elections, and since by trying to get the colored men to vyoie the emocratic ticket in opposition to.their friends, tne republicans. Governor Orr returns to South Caro- ina to-night. Diverse Opinions Regnrding Problem. Great diversity of opinion exists between omcers, the Indian superintendents, agents and traders relative to tne | Success of the reservation and educational plan among the Indians and the prospects of their civil!- zation in the near future. Officers of the army say that the Indians make use of the reservations to rest and feed themselves and their ponies between times, and as secure places to leave their women, children and old men, as well.as convenient depots to procure arms and ammunition, and that at the very time of the year when, if ever, they cap do anytmng towards acquiring the means and knowledge of self-support they start off in small hunting parties after wuite scalps and plunder. The agents, on the contrary, take the conservative view of the matter. They admit that the young men, brought up to a life of idleness, ex- cept so far as relates to a useles outdoor activity, do get a little exbilaraied occasionally and roam about among the settlers; but they deny that this represents the average reservation Indun or the stave of public feeling tn the average wigwam. ‘The red Laborers strike—Rietous Demon. siratious—Attempt te Force Waite Luborers to Quit Work. It was supposed on Saturday tbat the difference between the laborers and contractors had been settied, but last night at least one thou- sana cored lavorers and a few white men assembled at the City Hall when several of their speakers uttered language calculated Ww isiigate riot, Hf not bloodshed. The resuit of these proceedings was seen to-day. An excited crowd of abou! three hundred colored laborers met at the Cy Hall, their indignation seeming to be di Tected to @ forve of laporing men who had been set t work om the Seventh etreet paving in South Washington by @ contractor. The men were advised by several citizens and by an officer of police not to molest the workmen; but this was of no effect. They started of in groups towar(ls the Seventh ward. ‘his move- ment was reported to police headquarters, and preparations were made to meet any emergency. Soon afterwards the strikers appeared in another locality, where sume tweuty Insh laborers were employed on tue street, and threatened if they via not throw down their tools they would kill them. Lieutenant Gossford, who had been informed of theit Intentous, had sent & squad of twenty men to pre- vent auy disturbance, and whue these threats were making, his men came up and dispermed the sirikers, ‘who moved of in groups, but subsequentiy came together on the corver of Seventh and F streets, apparently with the purpose of carrying their treats iuto execution. By this ume Lieutenant Jonnson, with a force of abeut twenty mounted po- lice, came down at a gallop, and riding among the maicontents ordered them ef the greund. Some of them refused to go, aud tureatened to knock the policemen off thelr horses, Find- ing the crowd Was bent upon resistance and disorder, the police arresied Edward Winfield, William Brown, John Sims, Jobn Brooks and Jobn ‘Whiting, five colored men, and the most boisterous, and sent them to the First precinct station house nader au escort of mounted men. The remainder of the party then moved off, threatening to retura at one o'clock with reinforcements aad prevent we Irishmen from going to work. The mounted men ‘Were sent down, upon application of the contractors to Major Richards, and other precautions were taken to prevent a breach of tne peace. ‘Tae Spaniss Clauns Commirsion. The United Staves and Spanish inm!ssion met to-Jay. Present—Judye Otho, Commis. sioner for the Untied States; Seior Po- tested, Commissioner jor Spain, and General Cushing, Consul for the United States, Aovsent—Baron Leaderer, umpire, and G. M. © Male, counsel for spain. Tuey considered the rules and regviations w be agreeu upon for the gevern- ment of the Commission, but did not take final Action upon the subject, This will be aone at an aa@journed meeting during the present week. From present i.dications there will soon be an adjoura- ment of severai mouths to allow ample time for the preparation gnu preseatation of claims for damages to American citizens growing oul of the present reveintion on the island of Cabs, each claimant being required to file a statement of his case with the necessary proofs, wille the rules will provide for the taking of testimony at the proper places, whether under the United States or Spanish juris- diction, The Secretary of State, following the prac- Uce heretofore pursued as to commissioners of this characier, will give uolice of the time for the pre- wentation of caus, No rooms have as yet been engaged (or the use of the Commision, There .@ absolutely no truth in the recently pus Mashed Washington special stating that General Aickies bas volified the Spanish goverument that the question of restoring the scquestered estates of American ciiizens in Cubs, &c., must be se'Ued as the alternative of the employnicut of force, | Port in one collection disirict to or from a port in | | anotuer cotlection district, and also touching at in- | termediate foreign ports, shall not thereby become | These | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUN ne very claims are referred, witli af) matters in ais. pate, for settiement by the convention regen.” —_ cludea. The idea of force, therefore, ig repos. t Falling * the Teécelpts trum — -~«aat revenue sources the Orst six days m We “onch of June of the present year, comparel With the sane ume of June, 1879, show a falling of of nearly five millions of dolle",s, | Thi, ts attributable to The operations of tb*, new | lvw. The subscriptions to the new loan today were $2),000,, Tax on Tonnage to be Paid but Once During the Year, ‘The Secretary of the Treasary has ‘jnst issued a “circular on We subject of the tax on tonnage, ad- dressed to collectors of custows and others, in which it appears that the term “license” in the first pro- viso of the act Of July 14, 1862, shall be held to ex- tend to all vessels authorized by law to engage in the coasting trade, whether sailing under registers , or enrolments and licenses, The tonnage duty now imposed ‘on all ships, vessels or steam- ‘ers engaged in foreign or domestic commerce Js to be levie¢ but once within one year; and when paid by such ship, vessel or steamer no further ton- nage tax shail be collected within one year from date of such payment; and hereafter, in cases of vessels Making reguiar dally trips bevween any port of the Mnited States and any port of the Dominion of Canada, wholly upon interior waters, not naviga- ble te the ocean, no tonnage or clearance fees shall be charged against such vessels by the oMicers of the United States, except upon the first clearing | of sald vessel in éach year. Enrolled or Meensed vessels departing frem or arriving at a The Ws THE NEW ORLEANS FLooDi; er Statlonery—; ‘Giving Out. New ORLEANS. ‘Sune 6, 1871. "The Water remains stationary, one Inch below the highest point reached. The people continue moving trom the overftowed districts. ‘The President of the Gas L'gnt Company states that if the water continues at its present height two days longer the company Will be unable to supply gas. The city authorities and charitable commi:tees con‘inue the distribution of food, &c., to the needy im flooded quarters. Supply“or Gas Died, Dow1ine.—On Monday, June 6, Mary DowLiNo, aged 5¥ years, ne relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wed- nesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from ‘her late resi- dence, 863 Bleecker street, corner of Charles, Philadelphia Seg please Ca (Yor Other Deaths See Ninth Page.) SHIPPING NEWS. for tows York ~The Day. Sun rises...... 429 Moon vises....eve 11 49 Sun sets........ 728 | High water.mora U1 5? OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FoR THE ‘MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY, Almansa June 7. suns 7, Jane 8. Niipnesota. yt | Hable to the payment of entry and clearance fees or | tonnage tax, as if from or to foreign ports, but | such vessels shall, notwithstanding, be required to enter and clear, Signal Lights Aboard Steam and Sailing Ves- nels. Section seventy “f the “Act to provide for the better security of life on boara of vessels propelled in whole or im part by steam, and for other pur poses,” approved February 28, 1871, provides that it shall be the duty’of all collectors or other chief oM- cers of the customs to require all satling vessels te be furnished with proper signal liguts, as provided for by the act of April 29, 1864, entitied “An act fix- ing certain rates and regulations for preventing cel- lisions om the water.” It further enacts that every euch vessel shall, on the approach of any sveamer, | during the nighttime show a lightea torch upon that point’or qnarter to which such steamer shall be appreaching, and every such vessel that shall be navigated without complying with the terms of the act of April 29, 1864, aud the provisions of this sec- tion of tke bill, shall forfeit and pay the sum ef $200, one-falf to go to the informer, and for which sum the vessel so navigated shall be liable, and may be seized and proceeded against by way of libel in any District Court of the United States having jurisdlc- tion of the offence, The Secretary uf the Treasury to day directed that circulars embodying the above be immediately prepared and sent to ail the customs revenue oficers where the provisions of the law are to be enforced, Wholesale Destruction of Bonds. On Monday next the committee appoiniea by Secretary Boutwell to examine, count and destroy. the bonds purchased for the sinking fund will con- clude their javors and over sixty millon dollars in bonds will be consigned to the flames. Commissions tor American Yachts. Secretary Boutwell is now preparing the form of commissions to be used vy yachts belonging to regu, jarly organized and incorporated yacht companies | under the provisions of the act of June 29, 1870. ‘These commissions will be atoken of credit to all United States oMictals abroad and to foreign govern- ; ments for the privileges enjoyed by yachts under the act. Characteristic Modesty—A Distinction De- clined. statement that Mr. Fish is not to be one of the arbitrators in the case of the Alabama claims, “special” despatches to the comtrary notwith- standing. Postage en Book Packages tor Switzerland. The Postmaster General, in order to permit small book packets and packets of patterns or sampics of merchandise for Switzerland to receive the benefit of a moderated postage, bas directed the following charges to be levied and collected on ail such correspondence sent irom the United States to Switzerland from and after the first proximo, viz.:—When not excceding an ounce in weight two cents; when exceeding one ounce aud not exceeding two cunces, four cents; when excced- ing two ounces and not exceeding four ounces, eight cents; for packets exceeding four ounces an additional rate of eignt cents for every adcitional Tour ounces or fraction thereof, The charge now levied and colected on these classes of correspond- ence fur Switzerland is eight cents per each four ounces or fraction of four ounces. The Cutten Crop of 1871. Rumors having been circulated that the Depart- ment of Agriculture has predicted a very short crop of cotton iu 1871, 1t is proper to state that o0 estl- mates of the growlag crop have been made officially, and no reports concerning it have been issued this season. An estimate of comparative acreage and a statement of the condition of the crop will be made | in about two weeka, Important Experiment in Medicines, The Interior Department to-day set apart a ward in the Columbia Hospital in this city for the parpose of eating tue cunduraugo, which, it Is ciaimed, 18 a Specific for cancer and scrofuia, A committee of five physicians has been ag pointed by the Medical Society of the District 4f Colambia, and the resuit of the test will be tuily reported to the Iuterior Depart- ment. The Internati: i Typosraphical Union. The delegates to the International Typographical Union of North America, now in session at Balti- more, arrived here this morning to accept an invi- tation from Columbia Typographical Union, No. 101, of this Territory, to visit Mount Vernon ana other points Of interest on the Potomac. The guests took the steamer Wawasset for Mount Vernon, where jnteresting exercises were held. ‘hey returned w Baltimore Unis “evening. NEW JERUSALEM CONF: ERENCE. Cxicago, June 6, 1871. In the New Jerusalem conference to-day Rev. J. P. Stuart, of St. Louis, reatla paper on Sabbath Recreations, He heid that recreations were al- sowabie on the Sabbath, but could not determine to what extent, The drama could be given on Sun- day aud made to represent Bible scenes tor the instruction of the people, who are evidently sliy- ping away trom ihe control of the Churen aud growing ured of dogmatism preachers. Rev. Messrs. Beneade, of Pittsburg, Pe is, “agreed with Stuart; and fev. M teciield and Gies were opposed to secular amuse- meuts on the Sabbath. RABBINICAL CONFERENCE. CINCINNATI, June 6, 1801. At the Rabbiniow! Conference, which was held Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Kentuckk, Louisiana, Kansas and Pennsylvania, The Rev. vr. Hubsh, of New York, was elected Presiaent, and Dr. Lilienthal, of Cincin- nati, Vice President. Dr. Lillenthal, President of the last year's Conference, submitted hie report, which was unanimously approved. The report expressess sat- isfaction at the rep of the obnoxious diy laws of Indiana; regrets that work on the Prayer Book had pot progressed, more rapidly; hopes this | meeang will finisn discussion on Hebrew test and devise Ways aud means to finish the book by te next Conference. It acknuwleages that Israelites most raise ministers iu this country (@ preach and Leach in the Engiten lauguage, educated under the auspices of the free Aterican institu. tous; therelore, it recommends the estavlishment of & Rabbiniwal cellege, if presses the importance of preparing for it by determining upon & course of study adapted to the umes, It says @ Rabbinical | seminary 18 to be estaviishea in Cimeinnati, and expresses the belief that New York and | Olver Bastern cities will do likewise. It hints at # common plan jor instruction in their | Sabbath schools; recommends te establishment of | circuit In desticute localities and well prepared | Jectures jor future conferences, ‘The report closes by recognizing the fact that we live in tines When religious questions play a promi- nent part, 7 in Europe Church and State ave preparing for @ violent struggie which will infueuce Uus country, and that ander such ciroumstances it is the duty of the Jews to show that they are javorabie to complete separation from church and State, and tuat Judaisin tries to adapt itself to (be progressive ap'rit of the age The Secretary of State himself 1s authority for the | fo-day, twenty-seven members were present fron | it Cry vn ony ot Dablia.- ‘who, Ale: $9 Brontw wie T Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green June 2 {Sune 24 PORT OF NEW Yeney fll 6, 1871. ‘CLEARED. onan Scotia Br), Low, Li Liverpool via Queenstown—C Steamship Minnesota (Br), Freeman, Liverpool—Williarns esienme p Westphalia (NO), Schwensen, Hamburg—Kun- Btearaslip Cleopatra, Phillips, Savannah—Murray, Perris ae Steamsnip Wm. P Clyde, Parker, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond —Washington & C Steamship Ievac Hell, Blakeman, Norfolk, City Point and | Ricbmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamsinp Voiunteer, Howe, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steam- al bicamshtp Glaucus, Walden, Boston—H #° Dimock Smp Hudson (Bn, Richards, Melbourne and sydney-—R W Cameron & ship Hamitvon Fish, Bryant, Liverpool—C H Marshall & ‘Ship Peerless | Br), Alien, Dunkirk—H J De Wolf & Co. Ship Gentoo, Lemuel, Pacasmayo (Peru)—J W Phinuey & © “Bark Lady Milne (Br), Lemfeux, Hull, EJ M Requa & on te rk Askur (Nor), Petersen, Penarth Roads—Funch, Edye ‘ne rk Jennie Armstrong (Br), brown, Cork—H J De Wolf * Bork Annie M Gray, Ginn, Stettin—Jas E Ward & Co. Bark Conquest, Howes, bisinore Cor orders Ruger Bros Bark Carib, Jayne, St Croix--P Hanford & ciblemay (Br, Mun‘o, Pleas, NS_—John Gam- Firty Paquette de Nova York (Port), Cunha, Oporto—-Hage- meyer & Brann, rig ML B (Br), Estes, Para—S C Loud & Co. Brig Silas N Martin, Brown, Demarara—Miller & Hough- ton. Sarah Crowell (Br), Morris, St Johns, PR, Hrig Union (Br), Eaton, Cornwallis, NS—-HJ De Wolf & Co. Brig Liberty, Devereanx, Pensacola—Jas E Ward & Co. Brig B ¥ Nash, flower, Fernandina—J Zittlosen. Bay ete Upham (Br), Frazier, Dorchester, NB—P I Ne- nie € Ghee (Br), Hilton, Wilmington, NC—H J De Wolf & “jicin Wmn Roberteon, Shepard, Bostow—8 © Loud & Co. Vor Plata, Montgomery, St Mare for orders—Eggers cline S WeKown, Parsons, Cat Island—B J Wen- Scar Gacta (tr), Stinson, St John, NB—Jed Frve & Co, Sclir Kute P Luat, Luvt, Brunswick, Ga~T L Mayhew & “Kehr Mary Loutsa, Guskill, Washington, NC--Zophar Mills. Sebr Ida A Jayne, Mills, Washington, NC-Van Brunt & nee AE Campbell, Dennison, Georgetown. DC—Tupper & tiie. eu MJ Laughton, Laugaton, Eitaabethport—Jed Frye & ‘Schr WH Maiiter, Crowley, Ci le—Jed Frye & Co, Barge Gen (rant, Murray, New Haven, Steamer Novelty, Shaw, iladetp! ne. Stenmer Maytlower, Fats, Philadelphia. Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelpbta ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STZAM YAOHTS. Steamebip Java (Br), Martyn, Liverpool May 27, and Meensiowa 2A with indse and 403 passengers, to CG Frauckiyn, June 2, lat 44 45, lon 46 45, passed ship’ Camba | (Bry trom London for foston; same day, 4:15!" A, lat 41 3, loa teamahip Helvetia (Bri, trom’ Liverposl for New ib, 4 AN, Jon 6, Bremen steamer, bound ote aA lat 40 64, Jon. 6p unard ind east; 7:30AM, lat 40. Sly lon 68 10, 1 National und ton steamer, bound vast; aniné dag, lat 4045, lon 67, ship Margaret Russell, bonad wes msbip City of Washington (Br), Jones, Liverpool May | a8 and Wuemcctetwn abies with madre yore vastengers, vo John } G Dale. June 3, lat 4102, jon 5650, saw a Ger ark, bound weal, showing 2d pat, letters BPV; 4th iatal, aes Jations steamer, bousd rast; Stn, lat 40 44, tou 6621, a Na‘fonai and a vrig-rigged steamer, do. iteamehip Ville ‘aris (Fr, Surmont, Havre, via Brest May 2, with mdse aud passengers, to Geo Mackenzie. Steamship Ismailia (Br), Brown, Malta, Alexandria, Na- yes, Messina, Palermo, aiid cibraitar May 10, with mn ise 3 paasengers, to Henderson Bron. Had sirong westeciy 8 a.mosi the entire passage, May 30, tat 37 37, lon BU 3%, brig Aona 8 (Br), Vound eas; Jrine 2, lat’ 4028, lon inp Tnauetry, trom Antwerp for New York; same iron buoy, fat at both ends, no distingu sling marke visivie; 34, iat a 15, lon 63 10, ship Caria, of wod from Lendon for New York; same date, lat41 10, lon 63 10, ship Moreno (Br), from Newcastle, &, for New Haven, w days out. Sieamship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina, 8) hours, with | mune, to James Hand. Steamertp Manhattan, Woodhall, Charleston Vay 3, wi’ mane and passengert, 0 HR Morgan & Co. 4th wiles SW irom Cape Lookout, exchanged sighais with bi Hedwing, bound south. Ship Weliagton (Br) ‘yom Skaling, Liverpool 45 dara, with maae, to Had strong weateriy gaies to the Banks; trom th 4, with light wester:y de ani fogey weniher. Muy 9, lat 4715, 1on Ua 45, souk bark Venus (br), from Cardit! for hew york 5 4th inet, lat 40.0, lon 70 85, ship Glad Tidings, hence tor Liverpool. Kobena, Hammond, Liverpool, $6 dave, with udae to Thos Duaham’s Nephew & 0. rienced strong Ww: ‘nde, swith a henvy SW sea, t9 ibe Bankes thence wras 18 ith light W and SW winds, with cor 7 fou Wih uit, lat 42, 0%, lon 8, 04. spoke brig Maria Crowell, frou Cherbourg for New York, 30 duya out. rupa(N G), Pichier, Bremen, 43 passengers, to Hermann Koop & Co. ; untered storia est of the Ban! days, with mdse Had 2 deaths weather the en- int 41, J reas, ran down to her and found it to be the brig J L Bowen, 4 days cur from New lork, bound to Cadiz, with the crew in a mutinous | state, they having alreacy mardered the captain (Amebury), comple! aly dinabled the first oflicer and broken the arn and other The first oMcer of ihe Euro; mn ‘put on board, with fustructions to bring her back to this port. The J Ls Bowen haa one passenger. Bark Witch of Boston, Bu: si Fe! with tea, 5 ler Feb hy Cope was 13 days west of Bermuda, with cal Bark Michael (NG), Gerlach, Antwet | to Funcn, Edge & Co. Had rough wea ct satis Commerce (ot Newcastle, Me), with mdse, to Chamberiain, i, Dearboro & Os 68 days, with indse, er moat ov the pas: Wells, Mess\aa March 4 Co-veasel to Bor- Passed tibraar April 2 had eon: ince passing the Wertern Burk Everhard (NG) Heswon, qulque, so days, with, eal : "AprAI" 10, Ink 69 27 8 Lou 68 62 W. (from, Cailag tor Queenstown, 34 36-8, lon 34 W, Dark Delta (dir, j,pasued Cape Horn when or when 58 nchored at the SW Spit f on, Sagua Je Grande, 1 i Ward tay, Saguasd days, willi sugar to order Dearborn’ & Go. Was4 days north of and melado to | Bark Aimon | vessel to Bariand, Hatteras. rig Stella, of St Jobo, NB, Haston, Havana, 10 da: Waa 4 day sugar and meiado, to Tieney a farker, Waiter Brig hia Jit, CBr), Smith Bermuda May 28. with mése let fad westery winds tom light northerly and the entire rth of Hatver | jg huni Jeet, Hauitapor 4 Is Goal | potatoes, de, to WE Duryen. Had “Eve Wanata, Mansel’, Borinany, 38, dave, wih mee, to Geo bparrow. ‘Been 19'days W of the Banks, 1, ‘iat | 45 20, lon 85, epoke bark Eureka, from. Brtone Merry for | New York. 'No date, on the Grand Banks, fishing achr Amy Knight, of Marbievea!, with 100 quintals’ nab; same tine, rcur Louls, no report May %, lat 44 9y, lon 68 U2, fishing sour Nightingal hr Tmpuise (of Windsor, NS), Curtie, Bahia, 30 days, via pada, 8 days, with sugar, to Bassler & Co, Had ut inv) Hampen Rd for orders, lie Adele (Sp), Mauzere, SMart ue 22 daya, wih angar,to KP Buck 400. May 29, iat Js, ion 48, saw sehr Cyciube, of Rostun, bound sou! Sebr Lizzie Magee (of Winthrop), Wallace, New Orieans #U), uit, with lead to master, Schr Neiite Potter, Caskill, Washington, NC, 4 days, with naval stores, to WR Hinman « Co, Schr G W Smith, Kowker, Virginia, Sebr Yankee Doodir, aes Virginia, Rehr Mary Quinn, Lee, V! ight hr Ato Relr Oui: chver, Hew ar Bepr Jd J lomaa, Alexandria, coal, Robe Bt unl Vanaatiol, Alexandrin tor Pautacket, Sebr Wm a. Senr Columb ¥, Feb Mary J Fisher; Corruth, elphia for Salem. Febooner Abayall Haynes, stalin. Caleia, 8 aye: write lath, to Sicapson & ¢ Seir Caro.ine, Wallace, Cherryiield, 7 days, with lath, to Bimpron & Clapp. ‘The Unig Borvermeiater Stave, which arrived Sth inst, with mdse to Burdett & Pond, is consigned t Wendt, Telens & Bockmann. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Schr Ocean Belle, Remsen, St John, NB, for New York, with lumber to master, Schr Americas Chief, Snow, Rockland for New York, wih lime to. R hrown. Schr Ellen L Snow, Cheeseman, Rockland for New York, With line to J BR Brown, | sag — iy ey « Anen, Whiting fete Yok with lumber to alah ‘Tr, Rockland for New York, with lime to +, 7°88 Lewis, E!wood, Rockland for New York, with Ben > Rrown, in, Westport for New York, with tum Schr Adriala, tr, ver to f Boynton’s Som a : foo OW ARM) ee os to Chase, Tabet & & et et Bebr GM Parl ridge, Bunker, Rockland for New York, with tt Sarah R Thomas, Arnold, Providence tor Philadel- ‘a, eo White Sea, Jones, Vineyard Haven for New York, with stone to Bridge Co. ‘Robe Alligator, Robbing, Calais for New York, with lum- ber, to Simpson’ Clapp. * & Brown, pmeto Ime” “ort. with lumber Sehr Flora Kin, lime to J K Brown. piicht Susan MeDerit McDevit, New Haven for Philadel- Schr Laura Robinson, Robinson, Pigeon Cove for New Schr Stepuen Waterman, Chase, New Bedford for New ‘Sehr Clara U Coverk, Covington, Port Jefferson for New ‘ork. Reppley, Griswola, New Haven for Phila- a, ‘geur Artist, Forrester, Somerset for South Amboy. Katello, Birney, Greenwich for New York. enue, Richardson, Cloucester for New York. Schr Jessie Rosendale, Hunter, Fall Riv Schr Harry Lee, Mayo, Boston for New Schr Fait, Noves, Providence for New York: Sehr Nelson, Ferria, Port Jefferson for New York, Schr Surf, Abbolt, Norwich for Trento Schr A Heaton, Phinney, Northport for. New York. Schr Cabinat, Gates, Newport for New York. Nebr EB Chizen, Gifford, Provincetownitor New York, Schr Knight, Beebe, Providence far New York. Behr Native, North, New Haven for New York. Port Jefferson tor New York. s, jew for New York. Schr Niantic, Mi'ls. faunton for New York. Schr Sunny dide, Hartiord for New York, Schr Nathaniel Holmes, Holmes, Mysilc for New York. Schr John Bier, Pennyteather, Tauaton for New York. Schr Geo R Conover, Holtz, Hartford for New Y. ‘Sehr A G Hazard, Portland for New Yo Schr Geo F Brown, New Haven for Schr Sarah Maria, H. Spring tor New Yor! Schr Oliver Perry, Murry, Glen Cove for New York. Selir Juatice, Clark, New London for New York. Sehr Juila Tate, Tate, Bridzeport for Piermont. Sebr PT Ab Fow er, Wentworth for New York Behr Aun S Salter, Muj, New Hedvord for Palladeiphia. Schr Bela Peck, Avery, Providence for New York. Schr ’ Bodine, Brown, Pawtucket for Por:mouth, Schr E Phsro, Sherman, Providenca for New York, Schr Caiint nevard Haven for Brooklyn, Halleck, Hartford for New York. Providence for New York. rge's Bunks for New York. Sele Wind. Warwick irtford for Philadelphia, Schr OC A Mead, Stamford for New York, Sloop Nailve, Browne, Millstone Lor New York, with atone for Bridge Co. Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence for New York, with mdae and passengers, to Isaac Udell, BOUND EAST. Steamabin Glaneus, Walden, New York for Rosto: Bark Eacle, Waterhouse, New York for Sy.iney Krig Walter Howes, Pierce, New York for Basi:or, Brig Mary Olivia. Laton, New York for Pars oro, NS. i, Hull, Port Jonnton for Portamonth, Sehr North Pacitic, Raion, Rondout for Providence, Schr Shekinnah, Parsons, Milivill« for Providence, Schr North Pacific, Eaton, Rondout for Providence. New York for Portland, 5 ariisie, Noribup. Kondont for Providence. Scbr-C Carroll, Chase, Philadeip'ia for Hyanais, Schr Highland, Lynch, Albany for Oyster Hay. Schr Conzreas, York, Port Johoson for Hoston, ‘codward, Woodward, Port Johnson for Chelsea. Solr Prank Maria: Woodm Port Jonuton tor Boston Schr Corveiius, Pratt, Rondout for Providence. Schr MS Hralhbwags le, Elizavethport for Boston. Schr Wor Thomas, Halleck, New York for Propidence, Schr 3 8 Tyler, Prat Sohr J8 Ingrahara, Philadelphia for" Somerset. Schr Emfiy Corson, for Provilence, Sciir Elm City, Ripp, Port | for New London, Sehr J Anderson, ari, Ambor for New Haren. Beir RAH Nod, Kaiser. Hoooken for Norwalk, Schr Sarah tlizabeth, Munro, South Amboy for Providence. Sceamer Electra, Mott, New York for Providence, Wurrestows, LI, June 6-6 PM. ‘The buoy at Buttermitk Falls, North river, has drifted 120 feet ont of original position. Several schooners report hav- {ng rua agronnd owing to false position of waid buoy. The roner autvorities should have it rerlaced fmunediately. Meantime inasters of versela will please nate. SAILED. Stermsbins wifes ee for Hamburg: Britennia, Glas- gow; Cleopatra, Savannah ; Isaac Bell, Richmond, £6; Win P Clyde, do. Sehr Gage, Marine Disasters. Snir Avrora, Norton, at San Francisco May 28, from New York, reports frat day out f) Y¥ ad a very gale from SS3b. to SSW, with i lost one boat some other triding dama; rails, name ‘guch boarda, &c; prased Straitof La Maire ai Horn with fine weather, and up t0 20 rolies werterly of Remirer had & fearful g that lasted 30 hours blew with great violence, ip proved herself fuliy able for the struggie for came out of it tight and sianch, losing nothing of any acconnt but her name—not her good nam*—but the name on her stern, as washed entirely away—thauks to her owner for seein, pa well fitted for the Voyage; has made no water during the voyage. BatK HOLLAND, Peterson, from Antwerp for Boston. be- fore reported put Into Fayal leaky, was repairing there on the Sth ult. Bue J L Bowrx—See news columns for an account of a mutiny on board the brig J L Bowen, hence for Uibraltar and Cadiz, which returned to port 6th just, Baro L17z1% Brut1Na8 (of St Joba, NB), Young, from Matanzas for Boston, with a cargo of - iT, went ashore on Noman’s Land npr of 2d inst, at 6 o'clock, during thick weather. She had anchored off the islaad, but’ ‘it coming on to blow heavity from the SW, she parce: her cable and ove ashore. She has See ‘The crew were landed in safety by doats from the di taken to Wood's Hole, and arrived at Boston 5th inst by the Monohansett. Scur MARriet, Fletcher, from Portland, Me, for Bridge- rt, before Fepotted in collision with aleamer Metis, from lew ‘k for Providence, and towed by the latter to’ Bart- let's Reet lightehip, was on Monday towel to a whar( in New Loniton harbor by the Wellington, where she remains full of water. SCHRS SNYDER and M MUNSON are ashore off Port Jef- ferson, They are badly damaged. One wan issaid to have been drowned. CAPE TOWN, April 19—The Haitlenne, which arrived in Table re April 16 from Boston, was atrne< by bre sea during a beavy NW gale Feb 7, when ber waeei, wheel fe, binDA- companion and to one carried Nant bulwark her beam en's. FatMourn, May 28—Th» ship Lady McDonald, from New York for London, was off the Lizard at noon yesterday wiih head of Potintopssast acd sel m zentongaliantmast gone. %—The ida, from Sai Janded here the master and crew’ of the bark Minnie: CY and from London forsee abandoned at ava, The Minule had beea in colilsion, Mav 23, lat 49 14 N, long 9 35 W. and sank iminedintely: the crew were picked up the Norwerion bark Hiram and trans- ferred to the Ida, which landed thei here. GrrExook, May 25—The hull of the American ship Clara Wheeler, stranded some time since on South Uiat, has been phe it for, © Sigel The running rigging aod other gear Dave also pen # charg PRRNAMNtOO, May 11—The Corea, Bancs, from Zebu for Liverpool, which pat in here March % leaky, has completed her revairs, will re-ship ber cargo and soon proceed. QUE NBTOWN, Ma Ontario, of and for Bridge. oken May 20, in Int 60, long 12, i of part of deck joud and stores, by the Hunter. ar. Qi ‘own, from Mexico, May °S—Th ginn ship Norden, Haavaldsen, from Doboy (timber), has arrived bere leaks, and with loss of salle, topentlanimast and yarde, —The Norden, from Dobor, reported yesterday as aarived hare leaks and with loss of spars, 40, has also ber rudder damaged. Sori..¥, May 26—The Elizabeth A O'fver, irom New Yi ‘ork, le off tl e with consider e to hull, having been ip collis'on on the night. of 23d May Avid (od Mianie, from Lon¢on for Boston, which foundered; ere The second mate and five hands of the ip. oh halen, er, from Malden Island for London, which was abandoned nny Inst, have been landed here by pet entter from the berk Canada, from Philadelphia tor lamburg. The chief mate and nine were transferred to the Norwegian bark Rapid, for Falm an! the master and remainder of crew to suip Twilight, for New York. Mincellanrous, Captain Smith, of brig T H A Pitt, from Bermuda, bas our thanks for his attentions. We are indebted to purser John R Moffett, of the steam- ahtp Manhattan, from Charleston, for his attentions, SteAwEn Jom T Horrwan, 15 tone burthen, owned Ly Legrand Lockwood, asa pleasure boat, and later em, layed in towing in Bridge- port harbor, has been sold to F P Emerson, of York, Me, for about #4000, The J TH will probably be ey laced on the route between Portsmouth, NH, and York ani Wells, Me, asupas- xenger boat during the summer months in comnection with ¢ hotels. FA labctag ice Milloridge, Me, lat inst, from the yard of N Hinex'ey, sehr Enterprise, 175 old measnrement, to be commen: by Capt Jas P Leighton; owned by Mr Hidek. ley, the captain and otbers, Whalemen. Bark Seallow, Rvdar, of NB, was at Alban: '” 12, with 820 bbis oil, all told, : ibbirad on Park Lancer, Macy, of NB, was at Albany, NH. March LR, w th 600 bbl all told, to sail next day for the Weat Coast, in company with ship Gov Troupe, Castino, of NB; our Swallow, Ryder, of do, and Mermaid, Horas, of West: por formerly of New York, and used Sroken. Ship Orient, Hill, from Liverpool f i off Bardsey Tatami, sat aha Sip efi ale gs Ship Koorta Moria (Br), from Liverpoo! for Phil June 4, of Nantooket (by pilot boat EF William Ly Kost hed Ship’ Maccuiay, from Newpory, E, for Dalumore, May U) Jat 46, lon nieae’ Jage. from Cardiff for Aden, April 4, lat l Ship Sy'vanus Blanchard, Meady, from Guana jer. many Merch 25, Jat 60 15 8, lon retbeedly Ship Sardis, © from San Franclsco for Liver- pool, 86 days o n 5. Suip Adelaide pool, Apri weep May di, int inrk A\ Mb Jat ih x. lon 10 fark Norn (Br), from Ravana for New York, June 4, off Delaware Capes. pate Nictaur, from West Hartlepool for New York, May lat 46 50. lon 211 as ny, Bronlund, frotm Port Talbot for New jar Meteor jundling, from New York for Konigs- annin, har, lat 66 jaker ( MS ” {rote San Francisco for Liver- vides trom wt Joba; NB, f ne Taylor, from st Jobu, NB, for Liverpool, n, from Newport, E, for Rangoon, May York, May 12, ta Hark Adalen (Swe berg, Mi i. Brgy ene (of Shelburne), from Dubin for Philadel- eM ih of Belly Bs ptector, from ‘50, jon 11 W.. delphin for Antwerp, May Ql, lat * Foreign Ports. ARDRORSAN, May 93-Safled, Amykos, Jobansen, New Nork Mth, Kate Troop, Crocker, do; Lilla, Capstick, Prov. lence. NTWRnP, May 28—Salled, Colin B MeNel d passed Deai 2th); 26h, Unele Toby. ‘ALvos BAY, April 7 Sated, cape Ciy, f Kley, ‘Heston. ¥RisvoL (Ply May 2%—Arrived, August, Loomis, Wile mington. in King ad 26th, Grenada, Smith, from Tensaco'a; Ornen (Nor bark, from Baltimore ; Ondo anes. from New York: Giovaunina, Ualifane, frem do for ¢ BEM RRUAVEN, Mas arrived, © DW, Kuain, Mobite; ‘Qist, St Kevin, Dunn, Orleans Baiied 2iat, Krum, Nebutte, New York ; Zk, Norton, Main ne, th Havre New Orleana: Henry Clinton, be ag id Liverpool; It Lincoln, Merriman, Cardiff; fray, Pillebury, New: port: Laura & Gertrude, Poppelbaum, Ba timore, Rancrvowa, May 19--Artived, Auturito, Burcet: Profet Font, and Alfredo, Sika, Mobile; Manuel, Parez, Savanna Maria Lutsn, Parcs, Charleston. BUENOS Aves, April 294—[n port burk Clara (Pr), Mo- Connell, for orders, higs briys Blorolia (Bri, Young. tor Aaverpool, do; Clare d Acame, BoP for New Vork, peaunna, May 22—Arrived, echr Mary, Scholtz, Boston. P' in filled with water and the vessel thrown on | E 7, 187). —TRIPLE SHEET, Bly rem May 26—Arrived, Agder, Tobiason, 1, Montevideo, © 224, 8°? baled 384 254, Hebepener, Nee Nelisont Noor Xork cI on, ting 7a yaaa ty say ‘ito New York Hi Bos- H Smith, Bish- 2 the channel a¢th, Bergeyctance, ‘rom New York Frre, May 17—Arrtvea, Magna Charia, F232", NO 1 1b, ¥ Margaret Leal saya May 7 B—erites failed 20th, Danube, Pianch Charles, Philade! a alates Mouceater, Mass. inson, Gibral- CoLonno, April 13--Ia cals Francis (Fr), Barrett, for ai 04 York, nage CAIUARIEN, May rks _ acy Pree Hopton: Et? a ce aed a Ginie Sustes he Brian, args Jr, Vanselow, wig; ‘all ig for pore for ports ' the brige Nine ‘kee, F .” Lecraw fs A Ba Sip the yeh we Sean: | & ra Lug an", Rebecca Trecarti Florian, lag; Quan) rH as Debris, Rot DARDANELLES, May 42 Passed up, Tne o“igrman New York. DEAt, May 94—Arrived, ue tor Pulladel hia). Oe ‘2ad, + Kepler, “cainkenan, London (and } John T Manson, ", danao, from Shields for New — do 26th, Grace cargent, Pote, from Callao for Ham- the South Freeland 234, har barks Schiller, from Philadel- pil for rem‘ Tordenskjold, Christian, from Portland, O, und east. Doni genes, May or 5 oh, Sonoma, Howes, from Newcas- tle fox ‘New York. ith, Goachen, Henke, from Bremen fo} ‘eusivon, at oar Minerva, Torgesen, New Or- na for Cronatadt bat BOUTS way 4—OF the Lizard, ieee. from Charleston for London ; Carl, Otten, from Bremen; Messel, Pedersen, from je, Holman, Yor« for from Philadelphia for Hamburg; Napoleon, Gillespie, from ‘New Orleans for Bremen. Seow CESTER, May 25—Arrived, Latona, Williams, New GLA8GOW, May 23_-Satlea, Caroline O Si Ss New York: 4b, ‘Tinto, MeEwa Philadephia vet Green: ock th); hy tpg per ), Lees, Ne york (and left Lough Foyle 2th); Eldorado, Tornesen, CHER iy Ma 6 = mington j Junie 5, e:lora, Shaw, Montreal, alied ath, Geo Bel tone Boston, Gin ‘Al lay 17—Ay de'phia. Philadelphi Cleared 15th, Como, Williams, Barcelon: Nickerson, do. GOTHENDURG, May 18—Arrived, Corolina, New Orleans. GENOA, May 2—Arrived, Africana, Vicevich, PAaMBURG, 224, Poseidon, Kundsen, Philadelphia, 4 20th, RH Purington, Crorsly, N Sailed from Cuzhayen . Palmerston, Koln. Arrived, Storm Bird, Buteke, Wil By Mi: rrived, DeGeer, Tellefsen, Phila- ms. cada Lewis, Leghorn (end cleared for a Young Turk, Samuelson, New Be ad al—Arrived, Thuringta (a), Eblers, N few York. New York; Max, Mallgray, San Francisco; 24th, King Bird, Dexter, Phi ladelphia. Havnr, May 28— Arrived, Salled “ba, HC Sidey, Colson, Cardiff and Un 24tu, “Abbie N Franklin, Holbrook, Newport tates, Rose, New Orleans, ited States; and Unite HAVANA, June 5— Arrived, BeanaD City of Merida, Dea- Cruz. ken, New York for Vera Ci HALIFAX, June 3--Arrived, bri; Branch, Sanford, New York; Sth, ‘steamship City y of Dull in, Alien, Liverpool (and aajle! for New York). Put tn 3d, bark Baimacarra (Br), from London April 15 for Boston, in want of mi LIVERPOOL, May 26—Arrived, nee for the timore; Geo Kin in, Hamm: Hull, Pensacola: asi, Hutebin on les, BSeY, nclsco; Untal Tepiorted): bn Lady Youn; Flin, New Oriean Boule, San Franciac ries NSeiiod Sai Blair Athol Haynes, Philadelphia: hontas, Oliver, New Orleans (and waa. off Hoiyh Kate Prince, Hamilton, and Ivanboe, Dunlop, vetin (8) *, New York; Marloorough, Paulin shelf Hatton vin Cardiff; 25th, Malta il, Horton Reed, Cowell, San Francii er Puiiadelpinias 26th, Maphatian (# Yorks 'Loch Deo Millar, Sat Fr Cleared 4th, ‘Heinricn Bahiru iepeke, Sih, Kronprinsen, Cullberg, Baltimore; ‘Thatch ins Peterson, New York; Pauline, Drebar, Baltimor dif; 26h, Savannah, Blandford, mY rom Pensacola vFigan, ‘Paitadetpiiss Ant: leptin, Gerdes, Mobile; Enos Tune Gib, Darien (a), Bs captain. eager ead 2 ton; Hel- Armatronz, do; Mi bow: (ao jayley, Ht Foreyth, Now Philadelphia; er Magoun, re vin Car- Savannah; Tarpeian, Thomson, Gloucester, Mass. Ent out 224, Marion, Leffert, for Charleston; Abyssinia (s) Hains, and City of Brooklyn :s), Brooks, New York; 24h, ‘Siberia (s), Harrison, ant. Corones . Boston; Montgomery Castle, Hughes, San Fran (my Thomson and Priscilla, ork, New (. ; “LONDON, May ton .and ai New York (an. led from Deal 26th), jen Campbell, Brooks, Bor- fed from Deal 3th 25th, Constantine, Creevey, ach oUt 2th, Calypso, Lightfoot, for Valparaiso via rhila- Sailed from Gravesend 4th, Pride of the Ocean, Wilson, New York (and left Deal 25th}. LOND NURRRY, May 22— sailed, Village Belle, for Phila- delphi Nereid, Cornieh, Lr 7 it -Salied, Mariage V, Ferreira, New York. HORN, May 22—Arrived, E A Kennedy, Davis, Genoa. Lr Balled 224, La ‘Ciguena, Ross, New York. MovILLF; June &—Arcived, ‘st Quebec for Liverpool (an (ani procee ted) MARSEILLES, foes qitstaca, Mey Salted ‘previous, itary, ork, Hammond, New York. MONTRVIDRO, April 29— Arrived, barke E Schulz, Pensacola; 24:h, Tatay, Moree, Port! a bes ips Ds Stewart (Arg), Prentiss, Baltinore Steamship Prussian, Dutton, row, New York. Morrish, New MANZANILLO, May 18—Arrived, “bark Margaretta (ir), Buseelt, David Lord Claren- don (Br), Lavender, New York; Unig Tite's Cheney, Arey, ioe biked Reb ‘iatled April %, Pate Pey Pepita (Sw Cleared april 39, emo: Tn port April 30, purits Juan F pik amutel E Spring, Smally for New Yors lg brig for Sandy Hook for orders, do; and others. cL NAPLFS, May 29--Arrived, Garibaldi, Larsen, Philadelphia. New ergool for CBarieston, Sailed 224, The nie le Bungay r. Cann, do; N Mosher, Mosher, a Kat oat "sa, Am) Herringtou, MeKeng \d, Oregon. R dalle Sal Sal vannuh York. PILLAU, mayan Oa 2 June 5, Aleppo (a York for averpool (and pier 6u York (s), Leitch, do for do and Rorrrapam, June 4—Sailed, chens, New York. A Yort May 12, barks Amazon, tax Vikioria Tatham tHe), Macey, for New Fork, (Be), for Wampton Reads, do Curiine (Br), t Century (Br), for New Tio GRanpe, April ?—Arrved, scr Taabel Richmond (and cleared 29th for Boston}, Balled ABI brig. Caclane, Bra ‘Met, schrs Aspirant (Nor Cleared Apr.l 36, achr Portiand (Bri, Nel Tn port Apri 30, bries New York Mag. (wity 1 Baitimore for do (and both proceeded), Seri, May 2—On, Europa, Nyberg, { Cronstaa dat terdam. cree May 19—Arrived, irom Phila’ SHIELDS, May 27—Salled, 0: Sraous, NBY June 3—ateiv Humming Bird, and Pampero, Holder, New Y bie Duna, Fountain, do, jalveston. New York ; lth, Haitienne. Murison, Boston. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June %—Arrived, bri Prichard, Liverpool; schra Margaret & Lucy, A and Maria Pierson, Jeraey City : Sarah Pevers, Jun ived, ai rs’ D fluddel, Long; David ning, Gandy, and'S V phia. W Holt, Hart, Georg Patton, Baker, Baltiiuore; Magete andris, Va; Joho barnan, Be Sailed-Wind NNE to £ abi #th—Arn bark AU Amal, O Commi Com from ‘Agnadii achra #,M Knowles, ‘Clement, Sagu ‘Chadwick, , Philadelphia, Zitiogen, from Sagua Suled—Bark Paaqualine, Philadelphia Taylor, and Oregon, Pinkham, New ‘or! York (and sailed 4h). BRISTOL, June 3—Arn' Romeract (and sailed 5th (or Georgetown, DC Oy Sth—Arrived. schr Henry Adelbert, Crowell, BRIDGEPORT, jen New York; brig ampdens Gott Cal josephine, Bazies, Allen, New York Ma Jane, Tiizavetaport: sloop’ Ursole, Brew. iilier. Providence. 6th—Arri sof steamelnp = ae. New York. PORT, Mav 23—Arrived, Black Prince, Marshail, 4, Abby Ryerson, Mass. ee Myronas, Higgine, New York. Prrwoura, May {5—Arrived, David Cannon, Forbes, Sa- y von, Dingley, San Francisco: Chapmen, for B jin (Arg), Brown, far "Hampton Roads, di bri; do: Monarch for do do; scbr i Jonas ‘Smith, "Malta, ten! Pe? Ay des Ls sacs} Re] Dorches: Ave a, Burton, » Cintra, New York ; and Vredulast (Dutch), for do. to (Br), Polo, New York; 2th, Reed, ‘TAULP Bay. April 7—Arrived, South Easter, Sandberg, Fleanor Chapman, P Cranmer, th. McKee, Cobb ‘ollina, Brown; J y Simmous, Brows, Sag Abd-el-Kader, Sparrow, Turks Isiands; Phila- Willard G Gage, Alex- A Rich, from Matan from New Uriean BALTINORE, Jun chr Jonephi Metready, New York, Cleared: Ship, South, America, Bayrd,, Liverpool; Mineola Br, Waite, Richtbuctoy G Halis (Br), ‘varie ng: Onal Wheeler, Boston, schre Lizzie Poor, Dickey, Cat islant; 3 Hall, Chipmna brig G yan ‘Hale sour Lizzie Poor, BANGOR, June Scere acur Frank Treat, Barker, chra Ella odge, and Chas sehr Katie Mitchell, NROOTHAAY, May Lag at son James Henry, Wilson, Eastman, June Arrived, schr J Carver, Norwood, Calais tor New fohr Ida Della Torre, Davis, GArrivel, meamer. finckensnck, ais; schra and a 5 Kentana, N OHARLESTON June 3~Arrived, steamship prash . Wells, Martinique; Walton, Boyd, Sailed—- Bri; ELLSW ORTH. May Stelios, 0 sehr Wm Carroll, MeGee, York. Nivine JeBatled, achrs Bonny vex Curtis, and Altavela, Soy, New York, FERNANDINA, ti June 2—In port bark Bierling, Har. ding, for Moniert ara acy, Rh orn tm | net nari, fe somancep ire Tinniel Brown, kimerson, Georyetown, Dey Harriet Lewin, Blas, Newburg. Passed’ up the river, re ae May 29—Arrived, bark Schwan (NG), Seet- rer, Liverpoo ‘cht Maria M icathy 1 thy New York, Sin ere at lon, collins, Ai Oleared— Kar! Lt voli Kry Wiest, Jone 6--Arrived, nak city ton, Eldredge,’ Galveston for New York (ai ried Navi Beebe, he York, of Galves- =A ‘sailed name “fowl Wie <aas BE aid ati "e "Ganade Pa Patten, Pensa. ont, Otte 2 (Sp), Paxonera, i rk Alexandrina to Mey due 3a Ben low shi Sathedraly oy from, Cardi: pn Pujol from # reat Thdta (8) BP), Agento, vana; brig Joven Migure » Marit Cleared. Steaman) West and Havana; na. SoptTaweer Pass, June Rio Janeiro; sehr Addie M ialied— Bteamahi be B fade las Hg yan ary Beh Barcelona; oloared for 0 0 to Hen, outhard, Nickerson, harks Maria from jomas Dunham, Mclean. New bn. 28d, An- Roycroft, Marte, Gr Gram, for New York; 25th, ort Dennis, Port Taunor, May %8—Sailed, Firdar, Johansen, New roa, Terkelaen, New York. PENZANC Off, Canada, Smith, ‘trom Philadel phia for Ham! St Marthil, from Mobile for Havre, BENS’ 25~-Arriveé, Rio Grande, Warts, New Eiezer, Moreland: » City of New ship Bacrey, Cautkins, New ANTInO, May 11—Cleared, bark Braziliera (NG), Ja- from Mobile for yoscrpe ites Iphia for Rotter- arab L, Hall, Davis, from Galveston for Amn- Mary Cook, Farfor, New ork. _SEMDEECARD, May 26--Cieared, Vesuvius, Curtis, New ‘spring, for Boston. bark Avethuga, Dunham, New York: Sth, brig Sea Side, Brinton, P' hiladespbia; schrs Cleared 2d, achrs King Bird, Simpson, New York; 84, Ab- THXRL, May 21—Arrived, Preference, Whalay, New Or- leans: 248, ‘Caiveston, Briand, Passarolang, 4° Jewst, ‘faltimore via K Duvenarty Baltimore via Kay dencia (ir), Verret, Barce- rrived, brig Frieda, Brane, nit Merril, Rockland. ayenty (rs Fak ranmher, Hor 1 ly Antrim, Carter, New York. “See Pit a Welly’ tovukea; By Gibbs, P ‘piakner, | Matth and Sea Ny itimore ; erry, and Golden res, Pulls terphia’ ga Fate, aaah Bere tok logan dost smias shra Sarah, Port Johnson (and sailed Pierce, Port Johnson; ¥alr- a ‘S—Arrived, schr William Capes, sctret mars Me Pawtucket for See tes Ring i ak pig ba tetas sobre Richard Til trom P mae pia; Henry oie from oe for New to wBe Mato aoe ty Ro ee ey nah, Th Hs have all sailed, except brig John Balch, 140 Fucaritved, schrab Bradiey, Vapor, and’ Billow, from Pollaaelphie soon! ied an averat raw. june 3— +, nce for New York; Me Oushine. from New Chancellor Fergwon, joboken for Paw- for Boston; C tucket?) Hurley, Baum for Providence; Yankee Hoy, Hewson, Fort Jounsan for do. EW. Townsend. N Hoboken Harvest, for Warren; sloop Corwin, New York for Providence. Sth—Arri schrs W W Brainard, Pendleton, and Kate callin, Avetr, Elizabethport ; Mariel, Fletcher, from Port- land, Me 01 Arroyo, PR (to load for r and Succens, for New York. . rived, scire Eliza, Bell; Staten ry Le" Barrett, New York, June 5—Arrivet, steamship Norman, Hokerson, brigs Samuel Welsh, Darrah, Matanzas; Adeline Blchardaony right, do; Ida L Bradford, Bangor; schra Dauntless, Warren, Lisbon via ayal; L A Kawi Howland, Cal acle Lottie, Taylor, Boston ; Liszie Carr, El do; tied ord Grigio, do; CH Wainwright, Abrams, do;'J P Somegys,’ Virdet, do; Webster Kelly Mitchell, New York; Poesy: ‘ooten, Wooten, do; West Wind, Townsend, Providence; GC Mortis, Richards, Boston, leared, arash "Rattlesnake, Winnert, Boston; shi wi Hatta (Bre faige, Bremen; barks ‘mela (Russ| Granberg, Cork of Falmouth for orders Col Queen tee Kape- land, Kontgaburg Laila (Br), Goudy, pe Belle, Dizer, Boston; achre BF Lowell, Leavith, Hoifman, Hoffman. do; KR & 8 Corson, Corson, Ci Ano 8 Krown, Fisk, do} 3 Reinhart, Daits, 49: Ocean, Travellery Adams, Beverly; Martbalnnes, Wile) Lynn ‘Newburypo j Pantuer, iit, New Haven; ft West ie Oleared—Sit No PaTeADRLPAIA, rocky Littiejol H Furber, Covb, dos Ai nes Her, Mullen, Newport; J Bradley. Bradiey, South eis Gornel ia. Conte Boston; M Freeman, Howes, Charlestown’ D Brittain, Carroll, Providence, boripdben June 5, 10 AM--Bark Luciano Serra left for New York PM. brig Nancy Ross, from Demarara, left for ba last night. Arrivedschr H B McCauley, from for orders, Brig Minnie Bruce remains, The “o bark and @ brig to sea about noon yester- day Tox ‘pu geht B MeCanley Jett for Philadelphia this PM, Ship from above, rit ored to be the Ar.ington, is anchored off the harbor, Wind EN. ett RG ‘tn. ship Andrew Lovitt, from Ardrossan ; bark. vu 10} ym Cienfuegos. PORTLAND, Jane S--arrives: schrs Z Snow, Thorndike Bondous; Fork, Woodean, was Phenix, Thompson, New PROVIDENCE, June 5—Arrived, bark Sabre Moses (Br), Killam, Ardrogaani: achrs Anna Shepard, Newton, George” town, DG, for Pawincket; Emm: , Lee, George- "American ‘agle, Shaw, PMlinteiphe' for Paw. tucker; Mary Fiizaveth, Borden, Eitzabethport, f¢ x Pam 3 OM Miller, Dayton, Klizabethport ; ‘Silas Wi ” Yankes Boy, Huyson, Port Johnson; Wi me , Newburg; New nius, Hallock, do; Ayiokad Johnson, Hoboken for rawtucket iel W evster, Connery, do for 40; pension, bla do for do ne Marr, ao ford Chancellor, Ferguson, do for do;" Fil Townsend Hoboken: Geo B Markle: Kichor, \atactent Wcichtt a nolds, New York; Treasure, Taylor, do; sloop Harvest, Col ee, igone 3—Arrived, schr Mary Edwards, ORAM TUCK ET Ju June 5—Arrived, schrs Saratoga, Weeks, a ezancria: | Franklin Fierce, Filandon, Ellzabethport; Tile ‘Satled—Sehrs Anthony Burton, Johnson; James Nielson, BRAVANSAU, Junco-Airived. stoamabip ‘Maguoha, from New York. Ch \d--Steamship Leo, for New York; ships for Toh NB; Francie B Cutting, jd hiledalp ai brig Mountain tor chr Monica, for Bridgeport. STONINGTON, June S—Arrived, ache ‘Eoquianen, Briggs, New York for Dighton. PM—Arrived, schrsW N RD HAVEN, June Ma iy Boston; 5 W Brown, Wicks, Geaner, Egbert, Philadelphia for do for Salem Silver Belly Ball York for Gardiner Herald, Hall, do for Beverly; Anna B Jacobs, Jones, do for Plymouth; Bureka, Mayo, do for Boston; Anna Currier (Br), Peck, St John, NB, for Stonington; Laura Robinson, Robia: gon, Pigeon Cove for New Yor ¢Yarmouth, Baker, iyennis for do; G M Partridge. Bunker, Rockland or $0 Ba Et Mayo, Boston for Rlughlng John Slusman, ightingale, Bebeo; Ji "jou tay. ao i Heed Brocka, Loves hime Woolley, King; E Smith, Hensoe DS Merahon Ayres, and doe We 'Wisen, Somert, Boston for Philadelpha; JB Austin, Davia, Portsmouth for ‘4th— Arrived, brig Rachel Coney, Coney, Ctenf for Portiand; souta Aibore, Deanivon joo ‘Faulane, 83 eee eerman Wine Swan ities, a , Smith, Fhiladeiphia for horton. Geo Kilborn. Blaney . Jamien River tons Wanderer, French, New York for, Seataport: Albert Ja meson, Can Keuni- do for Portsmouth : oo chusetie: 2 30 for ston; ee sores’ Motor Botton Goa Beets al, Titus, do for on 5 folde Julie aoa Dis, do for Newburrporty J § Laney or Saybrook; Tae iar Bie, calf Susan, Biabo Pas Lewis’ te wells Sorhning, ant_Arm Clef, Snow, Bock: a tor New ork, — oak Pi Pigeon Cove for Ae alli regor, Calais cor do; ses ry Angus: Ho thot, Calais for Paiadelobint jas ——7 Bli —: ur Joseph rBn 101 Birees © Bhat Po Piaher, Boston for 4 i ticee, Cees ae for do; E English, Crowell, Garainer for do; Ob ub, Boston for Alexandria: Adrianna, for New You "hts All the arrivals of the 2d, PM, and 3d, it — Sailer fore report mig LMINGTON, NO, June Cleared, brig Dauphin (Fr, WE EMTRONT Fc POINT, June $—Arrived, achr Mary Chapin, iran New 8: Kk. CIICKFORD, Jue 5 -Salled, schr T P Abell, Fowler, New MISCKLLANEUUS. | Lec rgh be DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM urts of diferent States. 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