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1. _ NEW YORK ‘HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1872—QUADRUPLE SHEET. — T R 0 @relection of the proposals of the fir sex would | dentation and bu); where surface should be Clark, Virginia. board at the time managed to get off before she went Phitadetp) + CE Smith, do; E 8 Gilder ’ py him Assy he dees not possess those | perfectly smooth, it is, therefore, out of the ques- ‘A BAT aad down. qonte ‘Allen, Port Johnson. Below, se! . facial or Ervootal attractions likely to render them | tion for the crew to think of using this br irginia. Po NB, play 26-The Rapid, ir). from Barbe. amships Olympus (Br), Gill, blind to the as thelr racing craft; and we believe that hr Oli Y t, Virginia, ir. She had lostall pov jn Sere ta Sietrees St pote Walde o, gizmpus (Br. at ad ONE LO OCR aus | Mion Sere tam wtap peau ese | at ACR Rca ety ewan Scr dobenplemaes At ee a the wit resembie ct aild another for mm Wi atch. ir 4 5 left here Ay layti ; Lethrops Al : Antique moral prototype, Poulpnar’s wife was cer- | As only three week remain before the race, tho | Schr Henry Pinch, Bunnel, Alexandria, Tately rey Recor Montecals is reporied | HnKO; sonra arta, Bray, Baltimore; Jf Garrison, The Proceedings Before the Eee | tuiniy's woman of most oxecrable taste. ‘This wit- | crew will undoubtediy be placed at a Atsadvantage eee ee cee et eraune Georgetown, DO, guore af East Point, Prince Haward Island. No particu: | seq) pha. mit: Moet ae G ness testified that he did receive a letter of solicita- | in having to take to a Lage | boat by an Engii: Schr FE Hallock: Hallock, Georgetown, been receii chacla: briga ‘Susanna ae *parbados, ‘Robin, Sat Miscellancous. tion from Mary Driscoll, and that he immediately | builder within a few days the actual struggle. Schr Julia E Wi ToTTMOR! We are indebted to the pursar of the steamship Cuba, | ,HAGTMORE, May 2 foe Pema sia? gota necktie ns % 0. > k it to hool teach ith the he f ‘Theti ‘American Weighed seen nen lets, Bayles, Georgetown, DO, for took it to her scho her, Ww! ope of sav- eir new Ame on! xty-three | Hudson, ing her from a careef of Vice. He also said that pounds without, and ninety pounds oth the @ut- Schr J G Crate, Lee, Egg Harbor. olesiastical Secret Court. : Y from Liverpool, for courtesies. Bjorth, Demarara (not as be! ‘Mary told him that Dr. Huston was her seducer and | riggers, as inst the 128 peunds of their present ‘The bark Giovanni (Ital), arrived 27th from Glasgow, ts 4 . q ‘i had enggested the writing of the letter, practis Aa She must accordingly he one | consigned to Wm Nelson, Jr. Predeg iabirlaltsar 5 ah of the steamship San Jacinto, ‘Arrived ah, bark ne ta Ballo, Boston. THE CHIEF VICTIM’S CONFESSION. | ““Arcr the examination of the above witnesses the | of the lightest things of the kind ever constructed, Passed Through Hell Gate. vannah, has our thanks for courtesies. Norfolk; bark Sondelld (Nor) Aslakeen get igs is Kee rossan; bi Court adjourned until te-morrow morning, to await | and would, if in true condition, have been admir- BOUND SOUTH. The purser of the steamship Champion, from Charles- | D © Chapman, Knight, Matanzas; Eugenia > the eppenrance of those whe keve been aimtoned | ably Ralted fore light onewe fier oxi Isparticu. | | Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York, | ton, has our thanks for favors Palermg; Endorus, Pinkham, nfardgnas bm before the tribunal, but who have thus far indicated | larly thin; but there seems to be little doubt that | with mdse and passen; rs. 40 Foriason $V aw Tork Senn Ricnanp Law, Eidred, which cleared at Stoning- | }'W par tei Woodbury, tat pick 14 ‘boston 0 inclination to accept the invitation. she would have been quite strong fora crew who, | | Schr Caledonian, Latham, Windsor, * | ton 26th inst for Ph: delphia, has been rebuilt and other. | New York; Ella E Amsden, Brooks, Boston; whatever may be their defects from an English | With plaster to Dot ie Wet sor, NS, for New York, with wise Improved, making her first class vessel of 137.12 | Bishop, Newburg, NY, i Lucy Ames, oarsman’s point of view, certafaly do not rack their | plaster to D R De Wolf & Co; vessel to F W Whitney. a oe aoe, eee Oey original new measurement, | ~ Cleared—Ste ship Aisckgtone., Hallet, Bo am Kiss Driscoll Relates the Story ve c 9 i» Wil Norfolk; ship Abigail _ of Her Downfall. CAPITAL AND LABOR. BaD A Ta eran eee ORY Ooiet | ramet aean om mee een ne oeee foun Maer Cray, 89tonn wae ci at ancl at iat | 1ahltni Beha Fesnuines aaa MarR, tee to them could have so readily adapted themselves to ote Perry, Rockland for New York, with ime 7 gaa for $825; also schr Euiza Ex.en, 81.40 tons, for Bor), Oen, Dork top orders) br que Oe rt, the course. A day or two ago, contrary to expecta- if . +, Rockland; Mary J Fisher, Lawrence, Ni : Wendell Phillips and Others on the Brain, | tion, they took w strong pull ever tie whole ais: | Sate Maresnkconpn ranienes Cr Reaneiny, | qutane, ea wan Mage, Sat guante 9 hemp and | ol Kaeuhane Devercuy, Pembakey See The Doctor Directly Charged as the Au- Money and Sinew of the Great Interests tance--a feat witch ney accompllahed Ina manner, | Sehr Henty Gibbs, Chas, New Bedtord for New York | putinto Alon Bay Mareh 8 leaky, has been sold. ” QREUNAWICK: Gay May B}—Arrived, brig Eleanor Miller consi re in a heavy boat, th ir y y NA, May 27—Th a b 4 Pem! thor of Her Misfortunes. of the Country—What the Work seems to hive Teen quitesatiatmetory totnemseives. | Sehr Hin Cit, Rely, Prdvlenes 7 BoM Leroy park Wigtay Petre) liek yee is now ag Pate | chen ee eaame, Cred iesees Saas owing U) irty-nine strokes ey are sal 0 -&3 " wharfin city, le Pi luty this F q ‘man Is, Does and May Bo. have sent the slip along at a rate wiich joked Bohr Jane wockwell, Trorigense for Tene Torenoon, and Were locked up for éxamination ‘on Fe ee eee ees aeriand. AOidie Faller, Hen- very like racing speed. They themselves are just Schr Justice, Hall, Newport for Elizabethport. charge of mutiny before United States Commissioner | derson, do. - foe * Baurimons, Ma., May 28, de as sanguine of being able to defeat the London as | Ser Feorles, Smith, Fall River, for Now York. voy. Hackett. Notice to Mariners. NEANUOR, May 26—Cleared, dors F N Tower, Perry, The Huston trial 1s exciting increased interest os Boston, May 28, 1872, CG EE a Sent Orion ‘Smith, ‘New Haven for New York. AUSTRALIA—QUEENSLAND—PORT CURTIS—OYSTER ROCK. ng ABLESTON, BC, May 28—Arrived, steamer, ‘Man: each day as Wt ‘progresses. The efforts of the | 4 Convention of'the Massachusetts Labor Union ould | Schr Splendid, Phinney, New Bedford for New York. Aight reflected from the shore is exhibited from a read | Dattan, Woodhull, New York. a ‘tion in be no more highly estimated than theirs is here Sone Mace H Midiin Perry, Fall River for New York. penca 21 feet high, on the rock., The light appears-ag a Balled Brig Black ‘Swan, Winslade, Martinique, Church officials to shroud the investigation in pro- | was eld here to-@ay in the Horticultural Hall. G. | and certain it 18 that the race itself will « Bent Wachel, Hall, New Hedford for New York. fixed white light, visible from SW by W. is Ww’ round by, ASAMDEN, Me, May 23—Arrived, schr Josep B Ames, found secrecy have proved a decided failure. The | yf, Cramberlin was chosen President. Wendell | least prove which of the two essentially diferent | Schr Sallie F Stilwell, Carter, Taunton for New York. | west to NW by N. and almost continuous from, N, by B few kerk. HERALD hae given to the public so much and such accurate information in reference to the proceed- ings as te make the divines who compose the Court regret that they did not throw open their doors to all representatives of the press at their first ecasion, The guilt or innocence of the ac- cused has been very thoroughly canvassed im this city ‘since Saturday. His friends silege that the publication of the charges and insti- tution of the ecclesiastical court were simply parts ‘of-a preconcerted plan to blast his character and estroy his uscfumess in Baltimore, and that they ‘will so show, while his accusers declare that he is guilty, and that they were never more certain of proving it. They assert that they have yet much vevidence to bring forward that cannot be contro- verted. But there can be no doubt of a better tone of sentiment to-day than heretofore. As a sensation, this trial is swelling into larger propor- tions, and the public have never been 50 eager for the slightest particle of information about the progress of the trial as they are exhibited to-day. The manner in which the investigation is being conducted is a subject of comment; but, per- haps, no better plan could be devised, save that it puts the witnesses to considerable inconvenience by compelling them to go on the stand more than once. The charges are separated. THE QUESTION OF SEDUCTION 1a now before the Court and evidence to that charge only being heard. Continuous to this, licen- Phillips read a series of resolutions, which approve of ail associations of workingmen as a means of training their members to co-operation and of fixing the working classes; denounce violence* and inter- ference with personal liberty, but belleve strikes are expedient and necessary, and congratulate the parties in the late strikes on their success; advocate the establishment of a congress of labor unions; regard co-operative associations as a cure for most of the evils suffered ‘by workingmen; hold the lessening of the hours of labor as a necessity; express favor for a government scheme to reduce interest to two or three per cent and abolish the banking system; that all dividend-paying compa- nies should be obliged to divide one-haif of the net profits among the laborers, and that imported pauper labor to work on long contracts should be subject to duty. EDUCATE THE LABORER, S. P. Cummincs made an earnest address, in which he argued for an education which would fit the workingmen to go down to the bottom of the industrial system of the day and overturn it, and put in its place a correct system. What was wanted was f0 have all classes, including the pulpit, which now only preached in general to the capitalists, come to view the labor question from its true stand- point, Out of this agitation he hoped that labor would clasp hands with capital and go forward to the development of the land, and hence he wel- comed in a broad spirit all classes assembled at this Convention, as tending to build up and not tear own. E. 8, WEEELER spoke in favor of the text that tious cohabitation will be the charge to follow. A Bumper of witnesses for the defence in the seduc- | tion case were present this morning at the parson- age, on Biddle street, The Court was called to order promptly at nine | a, the unconsumed products of the past belong to the | present. We have laced great families with great corporations, which throttle the labor of the eee He would take the charters of these corpora- ons les is the more effective. ‘On the part of the Janta there is a short and light, but, in racing, no doubt, a rapid stroke; in the London, there is a long and measured pull’ which will not often be carried beyond thirty-eight strokes to the minute. In addition to ‘their regular evening's work the London took a short paddl Point yesterday (Friday) morning; Americans, bein; new boat, whic the attention of the world on the ‘condition of le as far as the Craven while | the ed with the arrival of their ‘aterbury had brought up from Liverpool, where it had arrived by the City of London steamer, did not turn out on the river in the forenoon. Until “the pleted they will continue their practice {n the old American ship, which has been in use ever since The four, we may observe, are all ood scullers, Dr. Withers, the stroke, who has de- feated the best American amateurs, being fairly entitled to From the appendid list of the weights of the crews in juxtaposition it will be seen that there is a striking disparit Oxford and Harvard race siderably less, though Harvard was in that case the lighter of the two crews, the Oxford boat averag- ing rather higher than the usual weight of fours, There 4s little or no betting on the event, but what is done is at odds on the London, Nearer the time of ‘the contest the affair will doubtless excit greater interest than exists now, though it ma: doubted whether excitement will run as high over this as over the former Anglo-American contest on the Thames. SHIPPING. NEWS. Almanae for New York=This Day. craft by Biffen is com- they arrived, between them. he ditference was con- Moon rises,.morn 12 54 | High water...eve 215 ndtear them to fragments. He had in the interests of the working classes exerted his power ‘ainst the intolerance of sects and the prejudices: OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE Schr Sarah L Stevens’ Tucker, Rockport for New York, swith stone to order. ope ae Augusta, Mott, Connecticut River for Sta- a nd. Schr Aurora, Hall, Machias for New York, with lumber ho Dae Fa Bat Co. sostan for Mave Tork chr ja, Coleman, ‘or a Sent Marttia Weeks, Bangor for Rondout, with stavos to master. ‘Schr George & Edgar, Smith, Stamford for New York. Schr Beading EN RGA Buller, New London for New Selir Joseph E Potts, Davis, Port Jefferson for New ‘Sclir John Lancaster, Williams, Providence for Now ork. Schr Samuel L Crocker, Ball, Taunton for Philadelphia. Schr Percy, Brown, Providence for New York. Sehr Pacie, Ward, Addigon for New York, with lumber ‘to order, ‘Schr Nelson, Smith, Huntington for New kork. Schr L.A Rois, Ross, Pawtucket orgetown. Schr Eli Townsend, Nicholl, Providence for New York. Schr Stampede, Whitmore, New Bedford tor New York. Schr Ann © Lainbert, Sears, New Bedford for New York. Schr John Mozier, Trimble, Taunton for New York. Schr Amelia, Perty, Taunton for New York. Schr Fred Hall, Grinnell, Hartford for New York. Schr Escort, Stedman, Bridgeport for New York. Schr J It Ross, Hall, Taunton for New York. Sehr Hannah E Chave, Travers, Portland for New York, vith brown stone to McGill & Waterman. Merrill, Burns, Providence for New York. ‘ork. br Thoma hr Baker, Kennedy, Fall River for New Yor! hr Ada M Hallock, Taber, Cow Bay fer New ¥ r Alley H Belden, Jones, Harford for New York. Sehrdohti Hickey, Hickey, ‘New Bedford for Philadel- phia. Schr Franconia, Adams, Fall River for New York, Schr J R Bleeker, Johnson, Stamford for Roudout. hr Joseph Marsh, Croker, Boston tor New York, hr F Merwin, Godfrey, Providence for Elizabethport. Schr Win Connors, Poole, Bangor for New York, with ber to Chase, Abbot & Co, Sehr R L Lowden, Louden, Providence for New York. hr Dart, Crowell, New London tor New York. hr WS Thompson, Lowden, Bridgeport for South Am- ‘ir Pennsylvania, Butler, Boston for New York. Schr Richard Morréll, Ferris, Greenwich for New York, with stone to order. i Schr Mail, Mead, Greenwich for New York, with stone er. ir Mariner, Sheran, Greenwich for New York, with stone to order. BOUND FAST. ‘ous, Bearse, New York for Boston, Parker, New York for Windso Steamshin. Bark J RE E by N ¥g seen four mi erry. Agreen light, 22 fect above the sea, which shonld be | oh sreen. oe now exhibited from the end of the Jetty; it ls visible from W b; freon Fo, ye nel fairway from 8 SE ‘Auekland Harbors between BE 3S to H by Nag Ne white uckland Harbor, between 0 Eby 4 whi in the fairway of the harbor from E by N% Ntowe yk Eclipsed from Ni 34 round by north to W 34 8 a il iBfeet above the water and should be ‘N'h—When within a mile of the rock the eye must be ised to the level of the light to obtain ita full power. Fhellght kept open, Dearing SW by W 3¢ W, clears the rocks and buoy of wah Gatcombe Head light, bearing N by E, clears the Junction buoy. ttlement Pofnt and when in one (RECT To enter the port steer rihe red light on Gaicombe. Heng lead ui ortheast pike of Facing Island is shut out by East Point. Then alter course and steer with Seer atarboard Gow, and’ asp. within 6, cable. of fit on the starboard bow, and’ pase Ne rock. Approximate position, lat 20 62 48.8, lon 151 23 PORT PHILIP—PORT ARLINGTON 8 }¢ S round by 8 to SE by E 3, E. Nore—The light in Mcttclaats the north side of Prince George Bank to the cast and the buoy of Point Richards the wea ‘Approximate position, lat 880040 8, lon NEW ZEALAND—AUCKLAND MARBOR—BEAN ROCKS. A light house has been erected on the Bean Rocks, an t trance of the harbor. The light is a fixed red, white maki Strait, be- reen light, arranged thus—Kted in the 0 fween the bearings W 3¢StoS by W 3 white in the Koreho Chi between SW Ww SW kW; reen fh anol bat ‘Channel to Raugitoto Channel BG western ede W 4 W to 8 SE 4 HE: white tn the Rangitoto Chan Eto SE 8. The from the Rangitoto Channel to . he 60 feetabove water and should be seen about 10 miles. Dinecrions.—Vessels entering Auckland Harbor by the north, or Rangitoto Channel, should make the white or ainer light, and keep It in sight until the summit of North Head bears SW, then cross the red light into the white harbor fairway light, bringing the three lights on Queen street wharf to bear SW by W 3 W; this will lead up the harbor to the usual anchorage below the wharf. Vessels having to. work in should not enter on the green aane when near Rangitoto Reef, or when the peak of Ran- toto bears E 34 N, nor on the ‘red when the flagstaff on Mount Victoria bears SW 3, W, as with this latter bearing they will be in the vicinity of Rough Rock. Entering by the Tehmaki Strait the red light will be seen over the low Southern part of Koreho Island; take care not to approach within 1 mile of the island} pass through the red into the white fairway light of Korcho Channel, then steer so as to pass about 2 cables northwest: of the lighthouse, orang the colored lights of the Rangi- toto Channel into the white harbor fairway light. Ves- r F, RIVER, M 26—Arrived, schr Allen, Philadelphia” : Thane entre 27th—Arrived, schrs Independence, Jones, Hoboken; “EERE: Hae lachicola; I7thy'schr MB Lewle” Lewin tiowcc tens abet, brig Neponset, Stout, New York, ¥ CESTER, May 27—Arrived. schrs Island City, Al- len, New York: Samuel Nash, Hart, Richmond for do” MACHIAR May’ a, sehr L dM Roe iog, Peter son, West Indies. NORFOLK, May 27—Arrived, schrs Maxson ie oe Jackson; Wm Myrick, Decker; Ove Bod! Shields, and Tunis Depow, ‘Sheridan New tick eCkarede SeheSunny South, Sterling, and Annie leare , q Harts, Sterling, Ban Salvador, . 'NEWHURYPORT, May 25—Arrived, schrs Edward meyer, Gorman, Miyagiez; Avon, Path, Hoboken; Da ry 2ith—arrived: schra Addle G Bryant, Stubbs, Hoboke Francis Artemus, Mitchell, Elizabethport; Addie F Stim: son, Stimson, Hoboken; Deflance, Thorndike, Rondout. Py ANTUCKET, May 2—Arrived, schr JB Allen, Chase, jadelphia. Sulled 21st, schr Fanny Hammer, Brooks, Philadelphia. NEW BEDFORD, May 26—Arrived, scl Young. a Slocum; Agnes, Chester, and Mary Price, John, phia; Hastings, Chase, New Yor! Sailed—Schrs Golden Eagle, Howes, and John H Perry, Kelly, Philadelphia; Express, Wass, ‘Elizabethport; Arn Tsipple, Bacon; Henry Gibbs, Chase; Louisa I. Kelly, and Splendid, “Phinney, New York; B O Terry, Birdsall, Georgetown, DC. 27th—Arrived, scht Saratoga, Weeks, Hoboken. RREWEORT, lay 20—Arrived, schr Hunter, Crane, Bay iver, NO. Sailéd—Schra Prescott, Hazletine, McDonald, Philadel- phiag Essex, Handy, and Elizabeth B, Hogan, ‘New York}, 8 Stevens, Studley. Rockport for do; Nicanor, Hannah, New York: Rienzi, Cobleigh, Baker's Landing for do} Elm. City, Kelly, Providéheé for New York; Mary J Mead, Thrasher; John Lozier, .Lincoln, and Niatitéas. Smith, Taunton for New York: J’ P Ross, Paul, Ports- mouth, RI, for Poughkeepsie; Ellen Barnes, Wilcox, and Peerless, Smith, Fall River for New York; Ripple, Mo- sher, and Tempest, Shrophire, Dighton for Trenton; Thos Potter, Handy. and Warren Gates, Smith, Providence for New York. Also sailed, bark Amelia, Dix, Fall River for Baltimoi schrs Chance Shot, Devol, do for Greenport, LI; LP Pharo, Anderson, Dighton tor — Philadelphiag Anna C Leverett, Stevens, New Bedford for New York; B L Sturgis, Chase, do for do; Phebe Elizabeth, Mapes, Pro- vidence for New York ; Leader, Barter, Eat do; JW Bell, Pierce; 8 T Chartre, Trefethan, and Sylvester Hale, Coleman, ‘Taunton for do. 27th, AM—Arrived, schrs success, Richards, Rondout; o'clock, with the same prayerful preliminaries of | Ofrace and sex. One last barrier remains—state- 5 ‘a vi surp p + organization and a good start for the day's labor | “Taftsmen who usurp power. had. Every one had expected that the case of con- Jesse H. Jones, of Abington, spoke of the rela- | Wise tinued illicit intercourse, brought by the same girl | tions of the Christian Church to the labor question. | City . " , | He claimed there was no religion in the man who ot. whose charge of seduction was heard on Friday, did not serve his fellow men With all his power, as | Adriatic . MONTHS OF MAY AND J dee Si DeHart, Hoboken; Niagara, Rondout for Fall | Sails, | Pet New York for Be w York for Windsor, °, Presser, Rondout for Boston. hr AF Hanmer, Steelman, Elizabetoport for Provi- n. sels entering by the Hich Channel must keep on the inter. | Native, ‘ é * fecting Hine of fhe green and whiie lint SW W, edn River? Henry, Lemuel, Jarvis, forthport for do; Inde- away into the white, in passing the northwest extreme HC for do, of iiieh Island; and’ thenee up the Koreho Channel and | , Also arrived, brig, Zayalla Williams, Veazic, Fall River ° aence. Ingo the harbor as above described. a mocks ia | for, Climon: Oliver Cromwell, Delano, Marion for New ‘Schr Wm H Allen, Mulberry, +t for Glo ¢ beacon that formerly stood on the Bean Rocks is | ft Clinton; CY , Mar) r ter nt Win H Allen, Mulberry, Elizabethport for Glowces- | a owereeted on the northeast extreme of the Bastion Reet | York; Blackstone, Wickson, Wareham for do; Geo Hotel, 15 Broadw 15 Broadw 19 Brondw of A P ‘ity of Vai June ; ; ia. ; rit ; e, Wiel rc vering,’ Hathaway, would be the basis of this day’s inquiry, and all the | the Master taught, without pay. Material pay’ for | Australia + [June 7 Bowling Green | “Cony Prederick Hall, Phelps, Hoboken for Portland, Scabies SE from the lighthouse, Doyle, Wickford for do: © Le Lovering, : Indy witnesses for the accused were in'attendance; | spiritual exertion Wasa lee The Churcly being | Lereite vane :JoxBroadway. | Schr Favorite, Ciarke, Philadelphia for Providence. Approximate position. lat 86 4090S, lon 1746050. | Go's H Kring Nickerson, New York igr Chatham. but all were disappointed, as the defence in the se: | wealthy, should materially help the laborer, who | tannover gune 2 Bowling Green | Schie Roswell. Copp, Hoboken for Hoston. ‘ WO LOM ad MG end US LANE LE NO ee NOS 18h | NORWICH, May 37—Arrived, schrs Eva, Elizabethports duction case was proceeded with, was poor—the average of lils occupation being be- | “Tune Broadway, | ;,bele Black Diamond, Goldsmith, Philadelphia for Nan- | 190,107) nd ee a oe a aston © W Wright, Delaware; Elizaj A Gurney, and Agnes Re: MISS DRISCOLL’S STATEMENT. Fond the hope of ever owning the house he lived in. 7 Bowling Green | “Schr k Loulge, Perry, Hoboken for Boston. Rl, WYMAN, Captain USN? F rographer. eet OD One ai taiasand inka j That it may be understood in all its bearings, the | He was used up by his ten hours’ factory work, and Ba road Wa: Schr Grace Webster, ‘Webster, Elizabethport for Port- Hydrographic Oftice, Washington, DG, May 14, 1872. NEW. LONDON, May'27—Arrived, schrs Cyclone, Provi- following statement of the young git as to the | had littie energy left to lift himself out of his posi- | Bry s icc. f land ‘Whalemen. denen ey dew Vee eats Daughters do for dos Ke King, f alieged seduction is presenied as being supstan- | tion. His help must come from without, as help for | Golumbia. Schr Adrian, Hunt, Rondout for Portland, tially her evidence :—That during the fall of 1870 | the slave came from without, and the Church was | Hermann. Dr. Huston called at her mother’s house to visit a | ordained to afford that aid. ¢ ta. gister, who had fallen down and injured the cap of SOCIETY WAS A MILLSTONE. her knee. He made an examination of the wound | about the neck of the laborer—an absolutism, a minis in the presence of her mother, and just as he | despotism—and aman could not do business even | st, Tans had finished the examination she entered the | without violating the fundamental principles of room, Whereupon some remark was made about the | Christianity. Competition was war, and the ope- Cleared at New Bedford 27th, barks Ohio, Waldron, for | do for do; Eliza, Hoboken for do; Cérro Gordo, do for do. Schr Sarah Monroe, Brooklyn for Norwich. Atlantic Ocean; Janus, Jenney, do. ‘i Sailed—Schrs Daniel Webster, and Bela Beck, New yasght Maggie W Willard, Willard, New York for Port. nals, cleared 27th, ‘sehr Abby “Bradford, Gifford, for York; Ellen Baxter, Philaderphid. ate Se , ) ~ udson's Bay, EW EN, Ma: i—Arrived, schrs Amos : Schr B H Wharford, Sprague, Blizabethport for Bristol, piled fron New Bedford ith, brig George J Jones (of Knapp, Haverstraw Underhill, MéKenna, and, Fr. ial, 3. p, ‘airhaven), Silva, le Ocean, mith, New York; George ert, Frost, an rr Schr Ella If Barnes, Smith, Philadelphia for Provi- ark Roman, Williants, of NL, was at Cape Town, CGH, | Falkenberg, Jacksonville; sloop Bronx, Batewell, New a March 21, trom Desolation Island, bound home, Had on rl : ork, Bcbe eae erp Hea aber ee board 1600 bbls elephant ofl, 25 bbls sp (taken since leay- | Saiied—Schre Julia A Berkele, Ethridge, Plymouth, NC; Tune June 12. June 1. 5. 88 Broadway. ORK, MAY 28, 1 ghape of her ankle, and her mother told him | ratiy . . ate 1 P NE r 3 4 5 y ing Desolation), and on freiht 700 bbls ofl from schr Ros- | Geo B Markle, Bishop, New York. and “sald they were, As he took leavé | ‘ell among thieves, and tite Chureh, which should ‘ Schr Wm Gray, Jones, Nd York for Norwich. Pe eter trp re arp Ros naa tee a onc i eth CAEL AY he asked her when’ she was coming to | prove his good, sometimes proved recreant, The Schr Hester, Davis, Port Johnson for Portehester. age) gi Be hs 8 aad Richmond; Kimerald, Dee ‘Castro, New Yorks Eliahe see him. She answered casually, some time. On | war between capitalists would soon lead to a gen- —— One ALD HB rows Bray Ba Ohne Sure ave kee, adgriend Brooks, Hawkins, do: James Jones, Jones, Alexandri P ge hr Estelle, Furness, Elizabethport tor Providence. Ship Jas B Bell, Chandler, from San Francisco for Port i aa roster we on the following Sunday at church he asked her to | eral war between labor and capital, and peace was | _ Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown 1 Minerva Briehtman Biiesbethnort for Fait iver. | Townsend, May 18, nolnt, den nn rancisco for Port | Va: Albert Thomas, Rose, Baltimore; sloops Cornelia, ‘ Visit him on Tuesday; that wnen Tuesday came she | only possible through an honest’ Church. ‘The | —C,6 Francklyn Aah ie 4 Schr A Pharo, Bingham, Elizabethpor for Providence. | "Bark Gemini (Br), fron’ Philadelphia for Belfast, May | Ball, South Amboy. Proof Glass, Dewaet, Port Johnson a ‘was prevented from going. Church, instead of regeneration for the indi- | gatcamalin Wivonsin, (ir), Freeman, Liverpool via | gchr Mary Mershon, New York for Fall River. 14, 227 miles W of the Fastnet. aT oak aw Cee amnuiaamgenaubes w= ost. eens ‘ . r Lady Suffolk, Armstrong, Ellzabethport for Boston, | Brix Ann Maria (Br), from Boston for Stettin, May 6, | "PENSACOLA. May 2t—Arrived, schr Eliza A Anderson, Stean uster, Bremen—Oelrichs MAKING APPOINTMENTS AT PRAYER MEETING, \ vidual, should devote its energies to | sieedtn aio ene had cel ereeeay evening, oe | the 5 Begin Lee ie peg! ‘ Its (inne | ete wasweeg gon). from Savannah for Fall He —Ship St Jor (Nor), Roed, Li 1. e et y e. She c he | was todo business for the waged laborer without Steamship Regulator, Freeman, Wilmington, NC—Loril- mort! ve i p) AN * Cleared—Ship Superior (Nor), Roed, Liverpool. Feason, and he then made another appolutment | material pay, ‘The conversion of the world was im- | led Steamy os Mee turray, | Relesamen ie Polk, denen New York gr Westport" | Fannie, Noten ny 7 are Slow TS Oy Duo bons | | EEILADELERIA, May 2/—Aftived: steamitlh Roman, for her to visit Mm on Friday afternoon, At | possible until labor reform was successful, Willthe | peut Elen 8 Terry, Salyear, Newbern—Murray, | geht yoweph Hay, Beehe, Rondout for Boston. Brig Aquidneck, of New York, from Mobile for Boston, | fate Eien, Ashiord, Calais; Oriole, Baker: Boston: at hip Nemesis (Br), Vor vin Clark, Port Johnson for ——. Jat 42, lon 62, n abethport for Boston. Brig Hampden (of Ran, Clark, Havana. oKers, the time specified she went to his house and she | Church bring about the revolution, or haye it thrust 1 ad i a 2 Schr Caspian, Ryder, Elizabethport for Providence. May 27, lat 39 46, lon 72 45. . * : oeton Was told that Huston was not at home. She | upon her? The present benevolent associations | RichmandLoM Dominion stenmasn ce, oe oe MN | Rehr George § Page: Rice, New York for Hartion.’ Foreign Ports. - tet igen ck Beccare: MJ feammell, emis Fic- then went to & public school near by and | were but paliiatives. The occasion for their foun- | Steamship Volunteer, Bloodgood, Philadelphia—Loril- AE Highianh Lonoiteny AE Rog Axrwerr, May 15—Arrived, Winogene, Hammond, Wil- | Hand; Northern Light, Ireland; 8 B Wheeler, Corson; 3 remained for a short time, and returned | dation should be banished. S Jennie H'Sheppard, Filbert, Georgetown for Fall | Mington. B Van’ Dusen, Corson} A Bartlett, Cole, and’ 8 D Hai with two of her schoolmates. Huston had UNITY OF CAPITAL, BRAIN AND LABOR. ip Nereus. Bearee. Roston—H F Dimock. Rive ¢ Brirast, May 17—Arrived, Lady Ann, Wilson, and Tour- | Burgess, Boston; Josephine, Phinney, New Bedford: hot vet reached home, having len compelled to | Mr, S, 8. Fosren differed from the last speaker, Sules Cezard (Fx), Christin, Philadelphia—James | “Schr Fannte F Hall, Hall, Warcham for Lynn. ‘sh aninavane May 15—Arrived, Koln (#), Franke, New | ford; Rendinig RE No Se Adame Reds Tsing; WM Wil officiate atthe funeral of one of his parishioners. | but he sought the same end. He believed in | “#uik oain (NG), Otto, Cork or Falmouth for orders—c | Scht Thomas Hix, Tall, Elizabethport for Portsmouth. “ier mcsgprsmad aller rrived, Koln (, Franke, New | (on brown, trovidonce:, Wet Dennis: Leeda. Ne 4 They walked down the street and met acarriage | mutual action among employers and employed. | robs a Co. | eh OE ett TE a So SE So) Ralied 14th, Hannover (®, Himbeck, New York (and | A & P Cranmer, Cratmer, Boston; Hazleton, Cummings, | containing Huston. He recognized them, and pro- | Capital, brain and labor ‘should unite. "He | _ Bark Concezzione (Ital), Massa, Sligo—J BPhilips & | Scnr Transit, Rackets; New York for Fall River.” from Southaihpton 16th). Taunton; E Doton, Jarvis, Brookhaven; Saral il sed that they should return home with him, | was an employer, and many of .his men bs Schr Anthony Burton, Johnson, Elizabethport for Paw- Brest, May 27—Arrived, steamship Ville de Paris (Fr), | Baker, Fall River; Henry Hobart, Benton, pixhton} ite- which they did. They paid quite a visit, and as | worked fewer hours ‘a day than he did, and some | otk va Gr), Litson, Maracaibo—Maitland, Phelps € | tuoket. : : Surmont, New York tor Havre, 4 plion Morris, Beaman, falem; Rebecca Hlorence, Rich, they were leaving the house | years made more money than he did. He wanted a | C3 4 . its Schr Quickstep, Smith, Port Johnson for Bucksport. Banacoa, May 18 —In port, schrs J J Harris, Nichols, | Boston; J Hubbell, Jr, Sharp, Portland; © W May, End- HUSTON WHISPERED TO HER | law that would insure the brain and hand worker | numer, “Uy Trance Upton, Nuevitas~Thompson & AG Re eee eee Bell Teneo vaeancusy oMeRNcHe; OG Warren Smithy | a pared ohive Criterion, Sheldon, San Francisco; Re~ come alone at her next visit. She told her com- | alike a good subsistet The rho lived Bark J T Smith (Br). Hi Pi : vigenee, ‘ “Mar ed; W" a B i I iz, Bremen; Y to | alike a good subsistence. The man who lived in a ar mith (Br). Howard, Parrsboro, NS—Crandail, | “PCS: 116 Burton, Palmer, New York for Stamford. OM Marrett, Recd i W'D Daisley, Daisley; AL Putnam, | public. (Bn), Corning. Bremen: bark Oni (Rue), Dahibe inion what he said to her, but had no idea what | community without labor was a pauper, and if he | Berteaux & Co. Schr Samuel P Godwin, Waterbury, New York for Siam- | West: Samle S McKoun, Parson. PB Newcomb, | Limerick; brigs Jolin (Nor), Anderson, Stettin; Frank ¢ intended by his admonition M Sawyer, Kelley; Geo | Allen, Heard, St Lucia: Liberty, Devereux, Mansanilla; The following Sun- | did not work, be he rich or poor, he ought to die, Brig Uncle Sam, Grover, Humacoa, PR—Jas W Elwell | gona. Higgins; M but the Doctor went no further that da. Mary M, Murtay; E y ay at church he invited her to visit him on Tues- | and should ri r9 0 Schr 0 © Acken, Mead, New York for Stamford. shington, Sherlock, and Hattie E Smith, Brown, wig. | Antilles, Thestrup, Portland; schrs © W Locke, Huntley } day; she did so, and after iuking a seat | SEEN coh eer aie nk A Brig Kootland, Cook, Cardenas Miller & Houghton. Schr AJ Wilhains Mornell, New York for Stumtord. Suiled 17th, schr Lilllas, New York, Beane egies arena aoe eat aaa in “the parlor” and) they had talked for | the working population of every nation, asa grocer | Parker nO (Bs Graham, Little Glace Bay—Heney & | stoop Wonder, Garrison, Now York for Bridgeport ChAT, ae ee oe ee HD May, May; Rotion: 8 Newoom, Con, Weliges awhile he asked her to raise he dress ashe was | has to pay as much ‘toward’ his rent | | Schr Flizabeth De Hart, Low, Laguayrayée—Miler & | See econ. Or es ie a to ever. Entered for 14g 16, Amazon, McDonald, for Wilmington. | Rockport] AE Safford, Howell, Pawtucket.’ i Qnable to seqber aukle well the other day. She at | as toward “his” net profit. He demanded | Hgughton, Steamer Metis, Davis, New York for Provideenc. Cleared 16th, Madre c Figlie, New York. Luwrs, ‘Del, May 23—Arrived, bark Canny Scot rs Brat declined hut he told her he was old enough to | the right of suffrage to women; the restriction of | "itt 1s4bel, Dennison, &t Ann's Bay, Ja—8 De Cordova SES eee Capiz, May $—Arsived, Dutiel Webster, Flinn, Boston | from Sakua (ind ordered to Nordaee Baler opty! er grandfather, and as ahe he walt ‘ wil eee via Gibraltar, ive, from the West Indies for orders. low, al ‘irgi- iis ib tae ke Bo g system and a modification of Sehr Albert Mason, Rose, Washington, DC—Van Brunt Ship Minnehaha (Br). McGrath, 80 days from London- | York 4 b PORTLAND, May 25—Arrived, schrs J Treworgy, Calais SHE LI eI poration privileges, He OEposed Gree- derry (by pilot boat Widgeon, No 10). Dunun, May 14—Cleared, Bravo, Christophersen, New | for New York; Gem, TI is, Hajlowell for do; Mary Susan, Snow, Rockland ro. esidency. | Schr Minnie, Erickson, Baltimore—W Chalmers, f red—Schr Geo Kilborn, Stanley, Prospect, to load The result | ley and Woodhull as candidates for the yster, Philadelphia. ne J A Griftin, Bark Tronsides, Tapley, from Leghorn. York. Drat, May 17—Sailed, Ella Moore, Shaw (from London), of this interview was an appointment for the fol- | The negro was cursed in his liberty without soll io ‘Also two ships and four barks, names Unknown. Clea Jowing Thursday. On Thursday the same per- | make him independent. Schr Samuel P-Adams, Fabens, Boston—Brett, Son & Co. ‘ ” New York (has been reported sailed 15th). for Washington. formance in reference to the raising of the dress P.M. BUPFOM, of Lynn, said the only way open for gone rep at er, Boston ee ieee Oc Trine aE Ns ae New. York? daacan ~ rq on ese Caer gaee ig carla ws (Hien, ed Walter iene was repeated, and some conversation ensued as to | the laborer to Wealth was through a ring, If he was pson, Hill, Hartford, Marine Disasters. ‘Om Rathiin Island 16th, Royal Saxon, for New York. Georgetown, DCL duchiin, Cane, Hondouts Sedowe, Wall. me Bitch OE dae Paved nnd of patie | ee ihe Est ae ue. ‘aa Gone ( op aoe pi PEE Ber OVER sg Ys. ‘ Snip Motaxa (or by wrburypord at o08) from Boston aie. May 18—Arrived, Assyria (s), Smith, New Ida L tow Horrin ton, New Yor! s a zt etty Mrs. Al N spoke of revolution as God's chosen noon vo Frh. ne a » for « Kong, with a cargo of ice, before reported de- } E }, Waterhouse, Hava: nkles, and at a subsequent interview, after some | way to progr D § a award. roung, Baltimor str by fre, had every Trospest of making Food pas- | ,Salled 16th, Neptune (s), Bannerman, New York; Karl Nay 27—Arrived, schrs Hunter, Toone SORVEEHATOR AS. EoioTenOS. 40 Ths morality Evening Session. Water, Shereit, Philadel that ual ove pas dlasuvand putirous decker whenvall GaeencaTine May TCATORR Becanale Toe Grelg, ports ode iglad Gane Porta volved, = is i f y e Wi ve 8, whe! n LE —Arrived, » , | Hateh, + e , A “ _— ” S| 1 7 0] * — hands were set at work in pumping and drawing water | Glasgow (and sailed for New York). son; Champion, ells; ‘ancis Burrett, Allen; Adelia oie Pepeap sel 42 at ER Ry IN. ; The evening session of the Union was well at ARRIVALS. and pouring it where it would Be tee one wood Tt was Gincenti, May 6—Sailed, Eroe, Mastcllone, New York. Felicia, Eliott ‘Silas Wright, Brown, and J Burley, Sauu- oon of Thanksgiving Day, 1870, she | tended S. soon found that the smoke came from the bulkhead of | ..G1mRattar, May — —Arrived, 'Sidonian (¢), Henderson, | ders, Rondout; Eliza Pharo, Sherman, and Jas M Bay! said she was at Huston’s house; he was complain- sawdust in front of the ice, leading to the supposition that | Sicily (and left for New York! Arnold, Hoboke! vdrangea, Rustin, and Emeline ing that his family and himself had been invited to | _M*- GEORGE A. Bacox, of Boston, insinuated that REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Mr. Samuel Snowden’s to spend the evening, | Workingmen might expect something from the Steamship Cuba (Rr), Moodic, Liverpool May 18, via Huston told her he did not intend to go, and that | great pelitical parties if the leaders of these par- | Queenstown I aia ssengers to CG the tire was in the lower hold. ‘The captain writes that “at 6 o'clock the smoke came up so thick that {t was im- possible to stand it any jonger, the men all becoming sick and some having to bé brought up out of the hatch for if (oa, May 13—Arrived, Francis B Fay, Burnham, New | Potter, Ellsworth, New Yor! Orleans. Sailéd—Schrs Reading RR No 44, Trainer, Philadelphia; ‘oa, May 13—Arrived (in Quarantine), bark Francis B | Tunis Bodine, Sty and New Regulus, Hallock, New Durham, New Orleans, x Yor! she must come around at gight o'clock. She went | hoe ah “ : Francklyn.. May 23, 1av46 29, lon 80 25, spoke ship Othello, | 8248 Dram ee sete we we Natves, May 18—Sailed, brigs Elsey (Br), Crowell, | PAWTUCKET, May 27—Sailed, schr Susan E Nash, Nash, according to appointment, und there being some- | Hes (ia not devote their entire energies to the | from Philateiph laf 4601, lon 4031, passed a | Min the hatehes andcalk up. eversihing Gaht, fer tke. | and ida C (Br), Walia Boston, © eile New York, ore yA alle eee ee and pewer. Cunard steamer bownd at 41 48," lon 6247, body in the drawing xoom Huston hope: |, Holsatia (s), Barends, New NCISCO, May 19—Arrived, ships Evelyn (Br) Fg ae 5 “tt ve | Hawatna, May 18—Arriv uston Celonel’ BAY! of Georgia, said the South | passed an Inman stearier bound east; 26th, la Hopes, that with the help of the melting of the isewe | yoeeur Bong, Liverpool, John Jay, Hughes, 2 oy; sub Chesca ates . | Wanted industrial reconstruction—the institutions | 71,51, passed bark frousides: from Lechorn t Thorens gamer Ane ener ad Ree te | Saierneroon, (West), May 15—Sailed. Metcor, Holst, Wil- | Powbattam Blackstone, Port. Gamble: Free, Trader Be and locued the door, the reatlt. boin, | which had made New England what.she was, FA HEH CLEA BT CIBE NTOL Hiie Kae 4 ing down a stream of water, and also through the plank | Mington, NC. dington, Port Ludlow. known. While inthe ¥ he pt | J.C. Winson, Secretary of the Carpenters’ and Wek Con Had inoderate winds and geod weather | Shears, the smoke and heat bursting out very: strong, The | Hava, May 16—Sabra Moses, Robbins, Ardrossan, Sailed—Ship 8 G Glover, Miller, Hong Kong. Wa eka te ie rept he remarked that it | Joiners’ Union’ of New York, urged the ‘Massachu- pasage; May 2,latd1, ton Sl, spoke bark udoir | jveather at the time being moderate and rainy, aud con- | y TONG komt, March 2—Salled, Rainbow, Thayer, New | 30 ge ale ag xact] aes th : 3 ‘0 for two days, we conld 10 progress to the q ™ * 4 % for politicians ‘were not to | ““Stoamship Westphalia (NG), Sehwensen, Hamburg May | {bout Che saine, but of the third day we took a gale from | Dunphey, from Hamburg for Callao, eoieare Sehr ate ad the date of he ‘ s 2g sentem- ‘ ma bt (her seduction as.on the 2éth of Septem. the northwest, and as the ship. commenced to’ roll and AVERPOOL, May 16—Arrived, Batavia (s), Murphy, New | | SAV4 , May 25—Cleared (not arrived), schr Way Rev. JONN T, SAnGENT created quite a sensation | Hyde Cor Mad Wat weviable wlan dues acme. | Plvelautd the’sea began to make, the wmoke and steam | York cand entered, out 47h tor Yo) Barnea, Whittlesey, Greenport, LI. by stating that a poor man in his-working clothes | juwage. ie! ing the wha Increased very much, and the heat from the holes we had. Arrived atdo 26th, ship Saranak, Ives, Philadelphia; 2th—Arrived, steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, New was not’ welcomed up the broad aisle of Bost a ey chip Vicksburg, Morrill, P Prince M bored in the deek became so great that we could not bear | 27th, bark Unanima (Br), Minta, New Orleans. York. 8 no 1649) p the b aisle of Boston | | Steaiuship Vicksburg, Morrill, Portan Prince May 16 St | the hand over ikem fora moment. I then resalved to | - Sailed 16th, Sarmatiah (@), Wylie, Quebec (and from | Cleared—Schr Oconee, Nassau, churches, and the equanimity of the andience was | Mare l7th and Gonaives 20th, with mdse and passengers, keep the ship for St. Paul’s Island, about eight hundred | Greencastle Vth); 17th, Helréss, Rae, New York; Zephyr, STONINGTON, May 27—Arrived, echt Jane, Dunham, young girl aleged Dr. Huaton’s family took tea, pent the ov¥enin, Thanksgiving : , nW Ke ay —. wes : . i e evening on Whaoksgiving Day, further disturbed when a “Hard-shell Baptist” took | fo" Wikentgen, May —. lets i), lon 74%), pussed wer | mites distant, and made everything ready to take to, the | SWeetser, New Orleans via ‘Cardi; 1sth, ‘tarpeian, | Hoboken. | exception to the.assertion. ‘ Y ie SctnnOMT BE he Benin’ Gee hen ek in, New Orleans via | Portsmouth, RI, for Boston; Ganges, Rondout fc by means of which circumstance’ “ané x ae a i 4 a ni ¢ hac Olive g far As ‘ boats, in case the fir cout and We be-obliged to | Young, City Point and Richmond ; Colonia, Potter, Boston: fate of her seduction cures alte the | exact | “WILLIAM DENTON believed in the advancement of orth cried REAL pagesenery ae favannah May 2& | jeave'the ship. On the fourth and ffth days, the wind OnE TTEH ESE RE é E i ‘f 4 her family was-uot in the otty | the human species in accordance with natural | Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston May 28, | being strong nit, and the ship laboring very’ heavily, the | reer tne eaerpert, Havatd; Enilia’ Grea Geiptta Yor dos Pavilion: Bate aohenoe tee en athe: kupped there, Wyinesses followed theabove, andde, | Wit labor movemenss the world over, wis a. part area Nit iiekchandige ahd hae eae Ola | cabin buta few moments ata time, with alldhe doors and | , Entered out 16th, City of Londen (@), Mirehouse, and | Oliver Dyer, Philadeipiin for Saco! May Monroe, do OF olared that * of the grand advance to a higher state. Dut less | eamshiiy Compiens passengers to the Ol) windows open. (On dhe Tith we made the tsland of St Paul | Atlanue (), Gleadell or New York: Elena, Basson, San Foruiand, George Brooks, Now York for a; George P work would be done in eight hours. hat was also 7 ¥ ‘2 I and at . M. ran inynder the lee and stood off and on ; 7 y Fol , vana, A] arriy! an, do for Danvers: iver fe Fi ark Gustavo (tal), Trapan, Cardi 42 dors, with iron during the night. “A daylight on the Muy Yound the dre | | Ol Point Lynis 18th, Aphrddita, Wallace, from Galves- | ward, do for Nautilus, Kingston, XY. for Newbury ain Thos N' Stone, Alexandria for Portsmouth, Nf; be depentied upon. 15 and Havre 18th, with mise ‘and 922 passengers, to Kun- cbr), Bi LI. rT. ‘The first witness intretinced by the defence to- day was the head of the houseuold where the id ce HUSTON AXD HIS FAMILY TOOK TEA TOGETHER ‘on chat occ te sane, vee | right and ought to be-expected, He hoped to see | to order. Made a southern ad variable e “hen we tor recasion at thelr own heme. Que young | interest abolished and ilers set to work. Weither; was 18 days north of Hermida. ae ee a te ea yanghored, the | *Suiled from Holyhead 17th, Lady McDonald, White- R Aphia. 4 ‘ Map stated that he had seen the young girlina Y . + ‘1 smoke pouring ot | », Newton, Bluc Ill for New York lane’ Houre of prost prior > date of Wicalle, A LEITRA FROM SENATOR SUMNER, Bark Ruth (Nor), Gensen, Cardiff, (days, with railway | Gnder ‘the for uch a degree that | more, Philadelphi James Henry, Rockland for do; Al pedacclon mutation peor to the date of Hie alleged | Wendell Phillips read a letter from Charies Sum- | ito, to grder. “Took the sowhern paswage and had light | PME, Ae tea. eagetCl at eereS Mat May IG—Cloared, Crost of the Wave, Harris, | | sallod Irie Hintesy. sonee ‘Ancor’, Paces F hat ohagaa hd , While walking with her on | gor, who some thus ago remarked fo lim thetavhen | Witds and calms, ‘ ‘out the chain. Commenced immediately to wet out the | New York: 17th, Frithiof, Bentzen, do, Albion, FH Burnct, Fudve Tenney, Mansfeld, W'L Abbott, PEO WhO. bad “sotysed. Hat eS {seh ) to, evote himself tu: the,tnterests of labor: ‘ | Variable wentirry was? days north of Bermu Ft alter janding all the stores, we could get at Lordered | “Scere ont 36th, Loch Katrine, MoOellum, for New | _ ath—Arrived, mchra Hentistter Guueldcinn ioe mecbiny also exemined witnesses to prove tet Huston was |} Skxare Crammer, May 25,0872, | Bark Lucian: we had made in the deck, when all hands came attand | York; Giovanni aseino. Pap, do. Trenton, New London for do; Lookout, alexandria (0 | wine, &e, to Fanch iled; “Antoinetta, ‘Porzio, and May MOLI the Clty ou tin, eS thee 1 Gi nich, dye P h || Seried 5 ; ah the " fe |. Mansetun do; Sulipte, Philadelphia for‘dor DS pot in the city ou the ds of Sepeember; that he et npalhy Wie Ingmen, lh sage, and hed variable weather; was 8 day J a ee ae er tiny tute wSal® | Rosalie, Pesce, New York; Ghrichetta, Daste, Finindel- | for do; Loule # Smith, londout tor dor Keka, Hoboken: ne ttue days prior to that date, and | #spiro tions tor HF agtiality ofeundition and inereawed | Mi pining tie r dwaid enteahe ait $ | phin; léth, Dorian (8). Young, New York. for Portsmouth; Maria Lunt, do. for Salisbury? Maracal: ‘was away from Baltiwore for several weeks after- rounites } unite aerdialiy. Therefore l insist that | Bark 3 ITO, Palermo 70 days, with | ea ae teen an a oor lor and toade nconteaet with h Mos 0, No date—areited, sirens (1), New York. bo, do for Portland; F Nelson. Ellzabethport Yor: Batons wards, hot returning util Geconer 12. Gapcrimentof an elgkt-honrlew in the national work: | fruit to Lawrence, Giles & Go; vessel to Punch, Edye & | “28 ny hope of saving her, and made acontract with the V2 AMCcAPrived, steamship Ocean | Adelia, New York for Annapolis, N8y Katte Mitchel Pore To-day's proceediiige lave | | Shops stall be injrly tried.ao that, if successiul, it maybe | Co Passed Gipraitar Aprild: came the southern pas. | morning that at daylight they should come aboard and jew York (and sailed doth, AM, for Aspin- | Jubnedy for Augusta, iti Amportant since the begin us | dee. Hore let me oaofess Viet T find this law ecpe- | sage, and had light winds and calms; was € days north of | Weir aS ining ty aibiue the fire Aner cpcmding aa | Wald. cee ebay, pach eolite George B Trig, Laban: ‘ interest manifested ne. Watiabe her auwe Ht rem} me for educa lit hitecas sicahctin ak | Setaenian lp fromm the shore, | Mostrar, May 25—Arrived, steamships Thames (Dr), | nali.P § Lindsay, Pavilion, Thos N Btone, Ganges, Mara- case Wil De resumed, ati the trial will cach a i eae Poche gagnorn, 8 ind ali pre} igiwater, took off | Hyde, Landon; Shannon ‘Bn, Moore, Boston via Pictou. | ¢nipo, Henrietta, Nautilus, James Henry, Oliver’ Dyer, Leh 4 WILMINGTON, May Christiansen, New Yor Cleared—Bark Eliz: Davis, and RD, May the fore hutch, when the heat and smoke caine pourin Cledred 26th,’ steamships Austrian (Br), Brown, Liver: | outro that no man could work below a moment, At? | Pool; Medway (Br), Harris, London. o'clock the flames and smoke drove us (rom the decks, the _ Neweast! ae 14—Entered out, Mathilde, Rossi, for wrehold being all on fire, | York (and cleared l6th), : ‘Oke; so alier packing upa | .Naxaimo British Columbia), May 9-Satled, orig Kitty ‘obliged to tike to (he boats. After all | Coburn, Hopken, Mazatlan. pect Tshab be J 1 © rranean ; sine Bark} ir), Logan, Cardenas 9 16 BH Howell & Co; vostel to master, J Wes 2 days north of Hatteras Kark Czorna e weather. #, with molasst fine wea mind the Fr HeW interest as it progresses, | {Hon of be ls. probably gaiiie Mxsmination of « Modern Sosephe'The Letter of Miss Driseoyt rriyod. bark La Belle (Nor), ; brig Electric, Meyer, do. Vellna (ir), Monroe, for Europe; cy Wright, Elzey, New York. led, schrs Franklin Pierce, Fi- wind blowing strong. the | and fore and ait a cloud ¢ w with su- | fow things we wei ' me faithtuliy ours, To THY ComsitTry: ov THe Langn CONVEN ‘ s, Caibarien, 11 day > sine " yer to RP Bye! T P, “ % r Now ¥ B. mony Mr. Priitirs believed in cooperation on the one | &8 of Po: a) > hands had quit the ship T took leave of her, and aftergtop- | Ptymoura, May 16-Sailed, Germania, Sarensen, ', Doyle, New York. BAUNMORE, Mi side 8 aholition of interes? on the other. A | qe e flee, Stes ee, sow #2 | ping around her a long time wth the roate; and seeing the | Charleston. | Max Manlove, Garlick, Elizabeth. The Feclesiastical Court for the trial of Dr. Hus- Would do only What would preserve his | 1 WEA fine weatier: waa days noes | jmoke and ames rushing tronfiner torehareli 7 took a last PeNanen, Ia. A —Gailed, Village Dell, Harding, Cardi, ton was in session again to-dey. The Court hag | Chilacter as awvorkman In a market sense, and the | PE Even, Naples, and Patermo April i | {eur hours the Montana Would bela gains Ne SUPA An | Mirazoane, to load'for Hoston; sehrs Ella Frances (Br), | niet with a formidable obstacie ip tke unwilingness | #%'24On should be kept up to the extinction of | Muliteorder eo ey her masts had gene, tne ice seeming to have no cheek | Bulger, for do, to Joad for do; Mary Baker, Thompson; £ dave, with mdse to | whatever on the fire, and ehe burned down to the water's | for Boston: natter sank, We were on the island five days, urENstOWwN, May 2—Arrived, steamship when the English hark Tresanion hove {n sight, which we | Watson, New York for Liverpool (and procee set signals rand she came in. and, ag we had stores Bl ORF ee rrux it - vith v1 enough of our own which we had saved, the captain con- sto! mb , oor ay, LI igetts Burean of | | Brig Aglaia, Petorsom, Truxitio 13 days, with maboza- | Sinted to take us all on board, which he did. The bark | Nollie May, Hair, New York for Montreal. wl orth opposition from several | Fino. Mit ot Hatters, » Seicaiape ein pee | Was bound to Rangoon for orders, and we arrived there | | Revat, May 4—Arrived, North Star, Ovens, New Or- BSOL LE i | "Stig Nimepukee (of Bangor), King, Caihgrion 10 | «titer a passage ot 45 days short of water.” Capt Atwood is | leans; Annie. Burr, Wheeler, Mobile; 6th, Sawley Chiu- AP ithe courts of ditterent Staton, No publici eo when Mtr, | etl Am wa Uee er aneor), Parking Caner 2 | of opinion that the tite was caused by spontancots com- | dow, Bosse, Savannah, ‘ iree. Notary Public and Commissioner for every State, 5 i Y 4 © | ‘bustion. The sawdust was taken in nd in that state Sail 9 Hurlbut, Masson, Elsinore. . L._ KING, Counsellor-at-Law, 363 Broadway. the wages slave and his tyr papital. of witnesses to obey its summons, aud, as there is | Make a@ man oogfident ‘that ute fidven' 2 he No power vested in Jt to compe! ebedicnes, its | rend is sure members have been obliged to resort to tie nd commune eh ole Meee rather tedious process of ‘moral suasion Yor | Labor, which callad F op} this reason early adjourpments have been the ruje | C!git-howr advocates, for the last few days. The nsual array of sympa- | pyitiina ryoriat ne ee ele Fabens, Crockér, for Cuba. SOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAIN 4X Courts of different States; legal everywhere ; deser-* i ¢., efficient cause; no publicity’ required; no anted ; consultation free, : Attorney. 180 Broadway. children’s | 23jR¢* » Is an independent voter—a | werte crime, Mr. Phillips closed with a | Berund » Salter -€ Livermo Passed the middie passa; a inds and fine weather; was 8 days north of edge and s 1 his point, and the ree ona {oughtan, fine weather; 4 W Mat. ; i: —— r thizers for the accusers and accused were on time | oifered were adopted, iiaebarndeks setiatetaiadd Rt peice cx red ee seat vias Ki! mowed away in the bulkbends. It heated, and insime took | St vixcurr, CV, April z7—Salled, Rsinco Alfred, Bacon, AT GREAT, REDUCTION IN’ PRICES—CHINA, to-lay and were disposed of iu the same manner as See Brig Joseph Clark (of Waldoboro), Stahl, Cerdegas i Swanska, May 15—Cleared, Adeline 8, New York. Glags, Refrigerators, Cutlery and every description ° Gaye with tt Peter ¥ King & Co; vessel fo BC Loud | _ Sir Teyny Caste (Br), Harris, at San Franciseo Ma R . a eruolea’ yesterday, THE ANGLO-AMERICAN BOAT RACE, ats Mi rete " bf is 9 e er fa 29 trom Liverpool, was 2) cay tram lat 3 8 in the Ata Daly hea kee fuk et ee orto EPR ALCS an, Cooper Institute Building. PERPLEXING CONTRADICTIONS. —_——+ 2 wihhnkom calientneer! eee *% | SW: during the gales threw a great portion of the cargo ES ee eee ee BARSAINS IN TEAS, UOFFERS, GROOBRIES AND After the devotional exercises incident to open- [From the’ ErOvasonas warranted to quit the palate and the poke onilon Teiegraph, May 18,3 Brig Northern Star (Br), Anderson, Sagua $ days, vie | to leawurd (port elde), throwing ship on her beam ends, St Jorix, NB, Map 20-Arrived, ships John Clark, Toss ets of the million, on haala * | Delaware Breakwater with sugar to Brown “ros Bank Eva (Br), Brennan, at Chatham, NB, Ma 1 > ; " a poe performer two gentlemen, neighbors | Grea disanpointzucnt was felt hy the Atalanta sour | A.C: eel ig FE Neviie a hon lied Ane weather: | malin ania rumor of Cue Ray by an at fa a a a ee eg York; | —— 21) Greenwich street, New York. _ scoll, were ¢: 4 he arrival yesterday of the | ish, Jac ainpico May 1, with hide 2 | rence ¢ for Quebed. Apr W, and had her atter works | brig Attle Durkee (Br), rs, Philadelphia. SMES SH tegen tere tee ee Se eee Une Testerday of thelr fresh boat | p'thevand.. Vad hight, varlable winds during the dese | Sonsiderncly damaged: Cleared 26th, ship Alex Marshall, Gardner, Liverpool; | F[UNAN HAIR SALB.—4 OUNCE, $2 INCH SWITCHES ita estified that they would not believe | from New York in x condition that precindes the Piet of the pas from the Florida Straits very squally, Ronn BE Snare, before xeported ennk off Watch Tin, | tig Daphne, S ariata, Matanzas. s importer ah 1 et ign aso, Sree a Driscoll, one of his accusers, on her oath. | possibility of their using: her for the race. The boat | “Men NGe {uatnnMler and Mabtning: | seith | Meadn about 40 fect of water and a sutunarine diver made Funers, May li Arrived, Anne, Krell, Vos Sith Sew | PECKIAM, 687 Brondway, neat Amity st Cut this out.” ‘© ladies were subsequently called by the Church, | was specially built by Rwahr, of white pine, fitted | ¢¢darand mahogany to Maitland, Phelps & Co—vessel to | S@eainination of her condition, and tound nothing left J mention; lame J me ND P Sher! : ; dig ont anaft her taigmast. One anchoe and n portion of the | YORK. + Wis W. VANDEWATER, BE Sherman. Had light winds wnd calms; boon Sdays | ih. the foremunst and ying ib dd ean ting, and Cleared 17th, J F Chapman, Stone, New York; Wim: iNet AND, MERCANTILE FURNI- f- ot 18th), IN Atwood (of Wellflect), Barker, Nassau, 7 | DlocNs arrived at Newport ath in the eche Young awe. | DYrn (x Boston (and both salted tram falelta ih Br E MANUFACTURER, ¥ 3 ES Who testified th a: er kue to tell au untrmit Mey never kuew the young girl | with cedar and farnished , With nickel-plated out. | de th offs A MODERN JOSEPH. riggers. Before being despatched across the a Mr. G i wi nit to Joseph Encas—vessel to Bd Wenverg. | Fea. arrived 18th; scl od in atreet, New York, man 10 whom Mf gtod, called, This {8 the gentie- | Atlantic she must have bedi! & beautiful piece Had ide wean! f nz days horth of Hatteras Scena Racevrr, of and from Calais, carried away her Peisteor Chae trem f oy Landon (), arrived 18th, une. | "HIE GARDNER FIRE EXTINGUISH R IS AN ABSO. Wolbeiation a eats Esco indicted a letter of | of work and @ credit to NEF constructor. | qn tate Whientriley, Cardenas, Says with sugar | foremastions oft Kendaite Head on rhnraday fast” she | ° Tuwrico, Mex; May l—In port brig iter, for New York E GARDNER FIRE | ISHER 18 AN Al alleged, by y'Snow & Burgess ut back to Eaw port, and was towed to Calajs the next ton, and who the advice of Dr. Has | ried the letter to her teacher in | Unfortunately, in packing the boar she was placed | , “chr Clara Mouyomery, Borden, Baracoa, 10 days, + be for “Ulronta, YI, May 12—Arrived, bark Record (Br)pSimp- | instant use, perfectly simple in gpgretion aud prompt and ra Le ly use a with | day by a tog. r ne’ hope ; frit tod & T Ponteetlevcenel tok ’ y ; efficient in’ {ts action. Tt ia In ‘amshi ward gaan ch heulzht save her from the down- | bottom downwards in a case that wa not imper- | 2) IAC 36 42, lon GSR cnoke bein peyans, Ball @ Nay | Sonn Aunassipon, Warren, from Bangor for New ¥ork | soy, Bary a PaISE (or CHUNG. crtins, Honolala, manufneturers, raliroads and Are ‘department corooghe treading. He isa talt eit Me! 10 be at that time | vious to water. The consequence tx tut during | for Mobile. '24 days ot} 24th, lat $1, lon fib selir, len ium s), put into Portian st " snerienn Porte: out the country, and has saved millions of dollars worth Plexion and hair a Lionte ys es MAN, In com. | the voyage water penetrated the case and half | Balwan, whaler, 14 moness ont, with 20 pbls oll; al well. @ WE Cnr 1 a | Boston, mi rived, schira & L. Marte, Herricks | hatePeoneei and staring necs tanco ttn tucstheh ‘ Freamy maidens ‘are sik? Pit Not such'a one as | Milled the boat herself, softening the wood And | pi hi pyaar: Hearse, Harseok, 10 days, With Jruit to!) Senawnn WE Cooney, Captain John Kelly. filled and | | BOSTON. May Hemi Georgetown, DC; A Denice’ | aid the qnachine shown fa operation he WALTON BROS. Bough be Would wake ery /'2, HM for. In fuct, | drawing her considerably ont of shape, At VEY |” Sei Virgt peite that ihe fred hole Wae curclessly lett open and she | Joues; LR Emerson, Slew, and Veto, Hefderson, Balti: | $6 Liberty aureet, and ¥, DAVENPORR & CO.. td ¥ t ] ‘ote | tintin 41 sveroh, as far os | fastening in the bottom there is perceptibie ga | well, Virginia. * Hlled hetore it was discovered, The persons who were on | more? BAward Kidder, Baker, and TG Smith, Bacon, | Chambers street, Axewts, New