The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1872, Page 10

: : tt eee ee ill } ; ee 1 10 THE MEN AND THE HOURS, Progress of the Great Labor Movement. The Coach Blacksmiths, Steam Fitters, Organ Builders, Wood Workers, Tin and Slate Roofers, Planers and Moulders, Cioth- ing Cutters and Shirt Cutters. Alittle more enthusiasm was manifest‘ amo the movers in the eight-hour reform yesterday. New organizations have given |t an impetus, ands few retiring crowned with success have cheered on ‘the still struggling and aimoat ¢espondent ones. ‘The Eight-Hour League has shown the weakness of. organization referred to in the HERALD, some days mance in a striking manner. The pictofe-frame makers, who constitute a branch ‘of thdt League, have seceded, ‘and many of them have. returned “to work ‘umler “the old ~ system. % seems they demanded the financial managers of thecedttal organ-. ‘tesvion, when the latter were engaged in paying * the strikers of their body on Saturdiag, en aiowance ef $20 per week Yor eaoh man in,their Unton. The Finance Committee could not, with -their limited organs of visiek, perceive the justice’ ofthe claim, ‘alleging thatthe sum asked'for was greater than they, the frame ‘makers, could earn when working at their trade. The housesmiths are jubilant ‘over the capitula- ‘Mon of the firm:ef Jackson Brothers, employing | several huadred men. They mow~claim that only ene of the Jarger shops re’ 40 grant their de- mand. FiReen hnndred of them are reported as Row working under the eight-hoar rule, The uphotsterers have ceased to report. mee | bed mase of employers as having acceded to tl ‘ms, amd now talk bitterly of many of them as Krving diac im harged the men ef the Union. They We written agreements from the firms alluded 20, amd these, they say, have been repudi- ated, A deapatch received fromthe cabinet makers of Philadelphia announce their determination to ‘wtrikeon Monday next. The Rorsestiocts have many of them returned to work, as only.a few of the street car and stage — by whom they were employed resist ema. More than-one-third of the iron moulders, who Dumber about twelve hundred, are working but eight hours,.and it is generally believed that the aie willbe udopted by their employers volun- rily. Among the trades reported as about to strike are all the wheelwrigits, blacksmiths and workmen in the sewing. machine factories. The Women’s Typographical Union ts considering @ movement for pressing tle adoption of the new order of things, andewill undoubtedly unite in de- manding the reform. Meeting of the Steam Fitters, A meeting of the steam fitters was held last even- * Ing at Putnam Hall, Third avenue. The meeting ‘Was called for the purpose of organizing in order to co-operate with the Amalgamated Society of Ma- chinista in the impending strike. Delegates were appointed for that purpose, and after an address from a member of the Machinists’ the meeting eeparated. The Shirt Cutters to Strike. The majority of the shirt cutters of the city met last evening at 91 Walker street, and effected a ‘temporary organization for the purpose of demand- ing eight hoursaday. The chairman selected was Martin Brubaker ; the secretaries, Messrs. Joseph C. Darcus and Adolp» Wald; the treasurer, Edward Knickerbocker. About the total number of cutters in the city is one hundred and fifty; the number of shops, forty. Hepresentatives from most of the shops were present, and these stated that no difficulty whatever would be expert- ‘enced in getting the eight hours for a day’s work. ‘It was resolved to demand the eight hours on Mon- » @ay next, The full number of men working in each «. shop are to act as acommittee to announce the de- termination of the meeting to the bosses, and a committee of three was appointed to look after » Shoge shops that had no representative present _ Meyer Finny of Goambersstgue, to help the meu i leyer ol ra stroet elp the men in establishing the organization. Tho Clothing Cutters. The result or the clothing cutters’ strike has y, Deen a great success. At the meeting held on Sat- » €@rday night preliminary to the strike it was an- Bounced that more than three-fourths of the firms ~ etna men, trade had acceded to the is of the men, and in coni uence only it 200 men left off work on Monday morning. On fonday evening all the firms had acceded, with “the exception gf one or two, which gave in yester- , day,.so that t&e strike may be pronounced over. . The Pate epee more than one thousand men, tho prin 1 part of whom ‘re Germans, and in the , str e 'y have stood to each other with the t harmony union. The custom cutters fave not strack, #3 ¥t would be diiicult to control ‘“anat ‘portion ef the Rade in the busy seugon. and finishers held their cret session at Germania ht. They claim a mem- 500 and expect to night. It is stated ep working in this exoond meeting in & ‘Third avenue, las! bs ip aiready of « Ba-branc, « of mechanics in this city. There was £ aie lsclisien in reyard\ to their action.on the e iponed far e100, but }all definite action was bn re poantol ai ea s, eepen of bw au ¢ ofiicers request tL bale NAMES. Light be | dighheld from the public. Meeting of Ti, , anda ate Roofers. A Meeting of the tia ng gate roofers was acid lat, ‘Wenlng at 907 Third O nize for the purpose of finis| Wee op the aflaya connevig sith the strike, which \ has proved a comp! success, The commenced on Monday 7 ¥ the men who were, Bao a eight | feours; but on ‘Monday | evens ‘all the og jo, and ali the men COMsenced Sorverl at vy reduced time, ‘he, organiseion numbe: ¥.!,400 men, but Jieretofore it.bas not beea a perme “nt.one. ‘Measures were taken to make it Bo last ight. A numberof speedies were made -by them bers who have been moxf active in the strike, a1 \¢,the meeting broke up any anutual con- wratulatic 4 We Planers and Sawy'ers. The plane ¥S;.mMoulders and sawyers Weld 9 meet- Ang last eve: Wing at No. 458 Ningh averme, gnd ar- ed thing ts sult their own ideas’, They are delermined tu Watrike for eight heers, and\their em- ployers wili pr Rhably concedeyo she ‘terms, the men prIgpose. Thelworkers int Wyod. The wood workyrs amalgamated . themselves ot Academy Hall Jastynight. They arrived at cortaln conelugions, thé: sumi.of which seemed to be'that if thely eyiployers’ refused to grant their de} ‘they wapid refuse towwork another day. = ‘ThetOrgan Builders. The organ’, builders, to the number of sixty, a8-*| sembicd at/Deutopia Hail last evening, for the pur- q Powe of organizingan Eéght-hour league. Mr. Sea- “Aman was cleetod temporary chairman, Mr. P. Lord Secretary and A. Heeker treasurer, On motion it. was gereed to adopt the name and Strle of the Churcif, Organ Builders’ Protective * mn. , KEARWEY addtessed the meeting, urging eet pererte should be given ap opportunity to .comp! heir contracts before ay decided ghowwdd be made in the edort to establish the pur gy stem. fir ho nag mored thet the Union should strike at ones, and Mr, Sovr moved to give the employers ythree Maxths’ notice. . CUMMINGS Said the employers had three years’ se almeady, and mow?d as an amendment that sateen tacthe strike, of the mechanics of the aly, was carried.ef this point to give the te motion foontus’ metice. It was shortly after reconsidered, however, and a committee of five moved es Me the employers and » onfer with arging the adoption of i snow time rae ™ nis was. agein changed to the ‘of a committee of two frow each shop to in- pt thet respective, employers, pt i the organiza- mands 0 organ pi i “ayerson was chosen persnanent President wii the chair. “Af this moment a delegation and took in the rain ‘abipet makers tat had from the we of making an pddrese became tifed and rev onaing secretaries Two corres, " or sere establish comn, runieation with the organ builders outside of the cit, 0 were req rerepted:—Henry and Laboau & Kemp % ‘ The strike of th WiUedisbarg Care riage P p, tinters, Nearly all the trade soo, ‘Ces of Willlamsburg having succeeded in the eight Dour movement, the carriage painters took a similar 8tand on Monday morning, with bright hopes of an C48¥ Victory, but they came to the coneltision yesto, "tay that they beat of of inthe ing to the half in 1:16 place, Allston and Mike On the last quarter Sheridan was ace was too fast for, the gray, the distance and did not be- come settled until he nad crossed the score, Heating jan halfa length, but the heat was given to ear in pets} Prin e odds were three and four ‘to ene on peo steridan, and the showing made Py Bill gave him friends to take the odds. A vei start was made on the third trial, Fanny ta’ lead as they went around the turn, Sheridan third, then Sheridan trotted well, and before the ter was reached had his nose to Fanny’s wheel, ime being thirty-six seconds. side Sheridan continued to force the pace, and got on even terms with the chestnut ‘y latter indulged in a slight break, but ssed the half with no daylight between In 1:16, Bristol was third, a length away, about “that distance separated’ Aliston and The race home between Sheridan and Fanny was an excellent one; but the mare was forced to a eewys the stallion beating her half a length in aa second, Mike third, ind Heat.—On getting tl wane to the front at the first, followed by Bill, Fanny, Sheridan and Allston, in eet sorder named, Mike jed a length at the and a half seconds; Sheridan econ, the mare and Bristol Bill white making Before reaching the half Sheridan passed Miko, h the best of it.at that point, Entering the lust half he shook the others olf, and opened a length or two of daylight between them, the other three well together and The race home was well con- n, the latter win- ‘the following Is a Mass.—Srrina Trot. to Bill and the 10 broke just inside ‘Allston in. the ‘Bill and Mike in Allston fourth. the word Royal Mike and had halfa len, Allston in the rear. tested hy Bull, Mike and Sheridai ning by au open length, BEACON PARK, Boston, TING MEETING.—First Day, June 4, 1872.—Purse $800, for horses that never beat 2 best three in five, in harness; $400 ‘to ‘first, $250 t second, $260 to third. Ww. ut entered br. 8. Phil Sheridan.. 1 G. G. Brown entered g. g. Bristol Bill D. Bigley entered ch. m. Fanny. er entered oh 5 Beg Royal Mike. 38; mile peat. Bomen J. Cudney entered b. g. 8. Hayes entered bik. g. Black | Prince. ‘Time, 2:81 34—2 :34 g—2 335 4. TE. EASTERN DUTOHESS ASSOCIATION, Opening of the Spring Trotting Mecting— Wild Oats the Winner of the Four- Year-Old Ra i Ament, N. ¥., June 4, 1872. The Spring meeting of the Eastern Dutchess Association opened here to-day under the most = ae Abdailan Chiet, $200 bid; withdrawn; ne si BM ron <= old, by Glencoe; dam un- purer mare, 4 hicks wit “ald, vd — ot Srnee: Oo pcan et ‘sorrel mare, the sire of Lady Van van pn by St. Lawrence‘ po, Ah, ay Grants a*theskaut stallion, 2 Tactics; Tactics’ dam, colt, lyear os Black colt, 1 by old Hambleto: ay colt, 2 yearwold Sorrel known, Fox Bay “Sates Ty, $ Should the weather prove favorable the racing to- day at-Jerome Park will be attended with much success, There are five events on the ‘card, the tallien Phil Sheridan, Bigicy’s chestnut mare firet betng the Ladies’ Stakes, for files ‘three years “udney’s bay geltiing Allston, Brown’s gray old, one mile and five furlongs. For tifis are en- gelding Bristol Mill. Hayes’ black gelding Black | tered-the stables of D. J. Pitnce, Beckler’s bay gelding Charles Dickens, poae's As Brovi’s sorrel mare Josephine, and Goldsmith’s bey*stallion Abdallah. ‘The last three did not start, @ fact that made the transactions at the pool box ‘Bvely, although Sheridem had shown fast time both dere and in Potsdam, from which place he hails. Sheridan was the favorite, Bill second choice, the ‘walance in the field. First Heat—On getting the word, Fanny went ‘to “the front and Black Prince to the rear—the latter ) breaking badly, and at once Re J nes chance to ge hyo @ place in the summary. had two lengths the ly drawing u er; the the * site ‘was forced i her feet, Billlead- , Sheridan takin Srctpeakes -20¢ tbs. ; Koree, The ‘tira ra pines of ae Hiss nib0, 90 Ibe. +t NW eB ‘Thompson's Donahue’s Lord Byr $500" ‘Bibs, A and iba, jam 1, Alarm..... Eastern Star... Jerseymany. Rounder.... Impecunious . Lord Byron. Nickajack... Doswell’s entry. Doctor Asterold Frank Swift. +, . Flora Mclvor.... Jim Tisdale. ‘Mac Intyre. Mary North, River. mittee re steamer the course. the Club House, Jersey Yacht Club. favorable auspices. The track was in excellent & fine.show of horses and After dinner condition and there ws some good tretting in the mar rain came on and prevented further trot- me of the best horses in the country are The ape! are to continue three days, and cis traing will he run on the jariem and ‘connect ing road. In the four-year-old race, for a purse of $300, Ed- win Thorn’s stallion Wild’ Gate won. Time, H $202; 2:58; 3:05. Tnere was a high wind blowing. TAYLOR'S STOCK FARM. Sale of Thoroughbreds Yesterday—Prices Obtained and Bayers. Asmall number ef gentlemen interested in trot- ting stock visited Colonel Taylor's, at Turners, Orange county, yesterday, to be present at an auction sale of his horses. unpleasant and the bidding without much spirit. ‘The following were offered :— Viabs Sy 16% hands, by Sayer’s ‘dam by Imported Beilfounder, Brown stallion, 153 hands, $1,500 bid; with- Bay stallion, 5 years old; Pg igh no bid. Biuck stallion Sunrise, by Long Island Black Hawk $202; J. S. B Bay stallion, 8 years old, 16 hands high, dam by Vepber’s Tom Thumb; withdrawn; no bids, “estuut stallion, 3 "years old, 164g hand’ high; y Miller Jr., dam of chestnut colt by Vermont rien not offered. ‘ay mure, 15% hands, 9 years old; jorman, $400; G. Mills, lack mure, 8 years old; by Toronto ying Cloud, $500; withdrawn. bay mare, 8 years old, 1544 hands, Fat is Kentutky, dam a thorough: Nose, $550; H. Y. Wemple. estnit mate, 5 ou old, 1534 scott, New York. 6 years old, 1544 hands; by he same as Bessie Brown, The weather was very Black Harry lay, $5,000; withdraw. John KE.’ feagr, dam cntef, at Ley bred mare by Bessie Brown, ‘, Jhanda, $1,100; Je f "Sally, cheatnat mae $1,000; es dan e, 6 years old, 15 hands, coh. — sore ad Patsy’ Anthony, 16 hands, very “0; withdrawa ; id, 1554 hands, oy by Wil- TE edt a OM Me Pa stan, 2 La Morgan Mane, $500. J. ‘pay mare, 4 years old, Breit dain by Blackrock, \, ef enrs old, 1547 Ne yy Roe's’ Abdallah.) years as), 1544 hands, sires : bay mare's daw si $430; Datpe!| aecuenger Ses Lady a oie, re, 4 yeara old, 153¢ ha yrog mare, and fast, $2 >A veans old, 1534 hands, Fees ‘Gin, $225; U. tarp old, 15 hands, @ Woroughbre: by Dake of Orange, dam G, Schoenmak: ae Paterson Girl, by Robert. oid dam wien. le Roe, bay mare, 8 years’ old Messenger Hambietcwilan, out’ o! withdrawn ;n0 bid. Miss Hunter, bay m Wwe, very nice, sired by Rc eer: it q Silverheels, chestnut, Aral onl, sired F; i dum by American s , & yerrs* old , by iaeies ot volt: ty, febber’s Fiddler, bey. Hiei nod it ie oid by a are horse, § nian, dam by Phill Biack Lorse, 6 years old, 8 years old, by niga net dam by ‘ames Stevenson. Bay. welding, 6 years old, be ay ding 6s Hambletonian, ie 4 i years, old, by i, SO American Star, $475; J. W. af gelding, sand 6 ite old, 454 , dam of geljiags by Guy Brown ose, 6 years old, oo ‘of a good mare; ‘witha. van no itp 4 years old, 16% hands, tt's Hambletominn; § Soha full sister to Goshan Maid and leman, 12 years old, 15% handa, } bietontan, dam a fue bred mare; $375: ly Lawrence, aga mare, 15. 4, il apetontan, , jorida, $106; Joseph Smith. 4 Chestnut mare, 4 old Guy Miller, he by f ads; jam of chestnut mare by hand dam by Liberty, Stinged to Hambictopian, had been badly deceived by thie fale Proulses of muuy 0; viv employers, » $175; Nath. Hoe. Spgtiod inin'e, with filly colt by Wild Americal will be held next Tuesday night to close the entries and make some final arrangements, The meeting adjourned at ten P. M. DISASTER IN A ROCHESTER BREWERY. RocuEstEr, N. Y., June 4, 1872, Thia afternoon @ vcotion of a floor in Bevier’s brewery, on Water street, gave way with several hundred bushels of grain and a mash tub contain- ing several thousand gallons of hot liquor. men working in the grain were carried ‘Two men were at work on the floor be- All five of the men were fearfully scalded, ae he injuries of three of them will probably prove the wreck, neath, SHIPPING NEWS. PTR ew Almanac for New York—This Day. Sun rises. Sun sets. . tharawn; one bla Rice Graves; Tama eae no did. Goldsmttis Star, 4 Black b4A Neal dam drawn; po bid. by Volunteer, dam a Duroc we by Peace Maker, dam Judy 6 parses JOCKEY CLUB. The Races To-Day—Pool-Selling Last Crouse, J, W. Hant Reyn- Chamberlain, Clark & orn. Handicap mont, be & ore second mS ba sorte no TDs. 5 Wine Be bs. ; 01 Ibs. le Loe & guarter, M. H. wee ‘3 Alarm, alden's Boke, $500, 101. Ibs.5 inka eager Crouse’ eh et 106 1 ‘The fourth race is @ sell and three-quarters. This Flora Melvor, Gayo Docta nut colt by the lal chase, over wil be McIntyre, Hennessey. Gay will © be the steeple the usual sv eoree, The starters Jim Tisdale Pools were gold on these events last night at the Jockey Ctb rooms, Twenty-seventh aeeekand Madison avenue, with the following re- ault:— Parks’ entry... Clark & Grinstead’s entry. Chamberlain's ene Belmont’s entry. Hunt Reynolds Crouse’s entry.. 555 JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP. McDaniel entries. Wine Sap. Quintar Ortolan. THE LADIES’ STAKES. 1 3 8 ceseeS geese eaehss SSSESSES THE COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB ‘The members of the Columbia Yacht Club held one of their regular monthly meetings last evening in the Club House, at the foot of Fifty-seventh street, Nobles presided. Three new members were elected and reports from the standing committees read. pret that they had chartered the rt Lee to accompany the yachts round Fort Lee will leave Christopher street at nine A. M., Thirty-fourth street at past nine and Fifty-seventh Street at ten A.M. The Tegatta will take place on Wednesday, The course is from a stakeboat o! House to a stakeboat off Fort Lee, thence to a stake- boat off the Coal Docks at Hoboken, and back to Twice over the course, makin; all a distance a twenty miles, the stakeboats Jud; nol Commodore J. The Regatta Com- gata will comprise . Simonson, John Mastersot Couiter and Commodore Edward Morton of tl A special meeting of the club judge M. Con- ARRIVALS. maroeials MF seat Hipsle, SINAN TARDE) Lots, Tevarpoal. ip Hammo- 47 @2, bark Marine (Br), Henderenn, | ran, Leahaen, Aprils, eeamaitp Sidonian (Be, teamship Genow 18tte Marselliey 26th, Nap! Gibrabear th wath Palermo 7th and gut; May 22, Int. 9644 fe vrepoke be Mary ‘Whitridge, hence for Shanghae. Steamanl E r), Jackman, Cow Bay 5 days, with aD agle pebg bbe 9) coal to Bowring & rehibaid.” The ie areviaus Gen’ Barnes, i Savannah June , res, to. Shi An mann ot Hosen Spalding, Me Feb9, midser to WF Weld Go. bane ‘ailee 19, Oa) past Good Ho March ek Spe as ator May | Ship ‘Batis Monarch (Br), Bowe, Cal fe i with mdse to G C McGowan; vessel £ Co. Passed the Cape of Good Hope April, St Hele Yeth and crossed. thee quater, rag in Yon cht To's: fon 23 W, spoke ship 2 es tes i | ngs for Calcutta, $5 faye aaa ace a tied acd aesaag | or oe Gumerta Gin, Brown, ean 8 ey Hope seo ex elt ae 390d te Mayan iz; had light winds and good agt Li Est ser passeng® scavenge t broad co. Pasae of ater May 8 inom a 33 37 36; a 2 lone, too! took a from nl Pat 3 Oey chee aoa lcaseon: Barbados 16 days, with sugar, (of Stockton), Park, Matanzas, ahi woree hela ates Bark Irma gee Sagua 12 days, with sugar, land, Lo ong i saivenge ls 18 days, with mo- peg i Wt OL oan en a, Schr CE Moods (of Frankfort), Abbott, Para 25 2, with rubber and huts to Burdett & Pond; vessel to nbe! neh ote, Atherton, ‘Glenfuegos 19 days, with m to Po ere rt & os ‘vessel to Jed Frye & Co. Had mary wet ROM Maret, ane Baracoa 10 daye, with frult te acon 9 days, with fralt Bache WD Baisley, Ualey, Baraco to.# Pug & Co; Siete cur HL Tretethen tot Forvand: statling Eleuthera, 10 days, with pineapples to TJ Madge, vessel to CE staples, cr West Side, Corpus Christi 17-day: ‘und eroel Wo) PeBrOWa Had muadvrave WeatnSr. At aB nit Recast. ar feetmaan' Virginia, hi Pe re nia. ir Boul Benes D pe taresy seat ows, Virginia. Schr Moderator, Rulon, Virginia. Schr John Tway, Hazleton, ‘irginia. Schr Maria Elvaibeth, onde, Ff inginia. Schr M A Witham, Kell ly, Vi Schr 2 Hoyts Cranmer, Kigtandria, Schr Maria Pierson, Grant, Alexandria. Sehr J J Ward, Inman, Laswcere i Behe Mapate, neon, Gecrestcwres DO. no, chr lchat ving, wn, Bel deren, St'John, Georgetown, BO. Schr J T Wiliams, Yowbary, Georgetown, ] De. Schr J E'Simmons, Youn orgetown, DU. Poa Belle Hatittay, King! Gearketowny De. x WH Kanzel, Boper, Georgetown, DC. Passed Through Hell Gate. . BOUND SOUTH. Schr Malanta (Br), Sanford, Windsor, NS, for New York, 10 days, with plaster to Crandall, Berteaux & Co. Schr ‘John ¥ Chandler (Br), “Pettis, Windsor, N8, for New York, 7 days, with planter to D i. De Wolf & Co. Schr Portland ude), fomie Windsor, tS, tor New York, Tdays, with plaste Horsey. Bio, Statler, & Shulee, NS.’ for New York, 24 days, with lupiber to Snow & iehardso Schr Magnet, Smith, Musquash, ‘NB, for New York, 16 ent n piling to Jas Murray. m Elizabeth, Brown, Providence for Elizabeth- ?Wohr Samuel Nash, Hunt, Richmond, Me, for New York, with lamber, to John Boynton, Son &'Co. Schr.Reading RR No 42, Cook, New London jor New Sotr Reading RE No 49, Hawkins, Norwich for New Schr Emily E Staj eee Portland for New York, with lumber, to Simpson & Clapp, Careg pee: Allen, Machtas for New York, withlum- r to Ludwi ; Bene nnd Browne, Bangor for Jersey City, with jumber Sehr ey its Smith, Wescott. for New York, with spiles to James Murr Schr Favorite, ‘Keane, Portland for New York; in bal- lastto master. Sclr Ht Hyne, Clapp, Rockland for New York, with me Schr Charles § Rogers, Mays, Rockport for New York, Hehe Charice’ Haymond, Wileox, Nantucket for N ir Charles: ond, co: jantucl for New York, with fish toorder, = Schr ad Pen Fr nencs for A Mitsabethpott Schr Nelson Harvey, Willard, ‘lyn for Rondout Bclir Saratogas Weekn New Bedford for ‘Eiteabetiport. Schr Elizabeth M Smith, Groves, Harwich for New Moon sets... .eve — — High water...eve 8 02 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES. OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE. jer ‘ Ohya pia. dia St Laurent. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 4, 1872, Steamship Britannia (Br), G1 Greig, Glasgow—Henderson ghtcametip Hannover (NG), Himbeck, Bremen—Oelrichs Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NO—Loril- Ms aoka, Couch, Norfolk, City Potnt and Titadelphia—Loritlard g Hebert Mhese (Bt), Rowe, Td verpont Geta shi Shtp Volunteer, Hutchinson, Acapulco—F Baker, Pedersen, Queenstown or Falmouth— wm Rigs ‘a ond. Steamship Shi turn Bark Flora (Not), Tetens & Bockmanh Bark Jason (fon, Christianson, Cork or Falmouth— Funeh, Edye &.C mare Mifser (Rus), Store, Cronstadt~Tetens & Bock- ee Bark AS Pope (NG), Seofeldt, Konigsberg—C Tobias & Tian Famillar (Nor), Holst, Konigsberg—Tetens & Bock- bark Balder (Swe), Wulff, Stockholm—Funch, Edye & Marseilles—Jas Henry, ic Hanolia C inmpo (itay), Jecearino, Gibreltar for or- Kresta, rina Word, Hendrickson, Oporto—Hage- trviile (Br), Smith, Buenos Ayres Norton, ‘nthe Yalmer (Br), Dixon, Buctouche=P I Ne- on work Thad Homes (Br), Holmes, Pictou, NSH J De Bark Union, Blany eae Robinson din. i ick B der: Bi mey “ite Ho ehenter AC Sebr Fri Sehr Ont sate, oat fone ‘Auaneié Borteaux & Co, Sclir 1. ¢ Somers Sehr L ingon, Bi mer. Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Provitend, Steamship Nereus, Boarse hakees Steamer Martha Stevens, ( Philade}pbia, Dit vis, Feowiing Geen '2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Gre jreen, larvest Moon, Perry, a yak sor Jr & Bona, | “oie vius & 8 which was wrecked upon the Irish coast, went to pieces art, Key West Benner & Pinckney. Ba Swe, Syogizom, Elsinore Tor orders— He dt ita, CasteNyno, Gibralter for orders— Wie Velocity (Br), Pous, Glenn INGE FORE fixed on the rock that it was is Caprera, Hichborn, Cieuluegos—Walsh, Field & | bug, Mattle E Wheeler, Brown, Cardenas—Miller & tat liram Abit, Tibbets, Matanzas—Miller & Hongh- see Nita (BH), Maicolmson, St Join, NB=W Notion, 4 tis fal, Saunders, Alexandria—Crandall, Berteaux Trowbridge, Hinckley, Boston—J H Win- Dermot, Para—F G Guimares. leCorley, Curacoa—Peniston & Co. ed Nuevitas via Port Elliott, Cat Idland—B J Wenberg. ey Cat Istand—B J Wegberg. Davidson, Windsor, Ns. Re | See Gporketia, no Jacksonville~Borland, Dearborn ‘8, Bangor—Overton & Hawkins. ennis—Woodrulf & Rob- chr Nathaniel Chase, Deledwort, Mass—C EB Staples & Sehr Elisha Brooks, Hawkjn\ rew tayon—E 1 Kree- stantly beating upon its sides. pen the crew Of the British bark Calabi sinking condition Mi iiitoas. OBR ah water fort, NO, prior to May 30, ply cargo broaddide forward of the forerigging 4s stove, and exten- sive repairs will be necessary. $a hia for Somerset, put into leaky. Haven Sd, revorte that one 8d ins 2) miles Se Island, the mate, Ja ape nocked overboa say festa bbb: | erika) 4 put into New Bediord June 2, leaking 1200 strokes an hour: ‘ork. Schr Onward, Brown, Brookhaven for New York. ee Judge Lndiow, Reilly, South Norwich for New ‘Behr8en Flower, Nickerson, Hyants for Ppiladel Schr DT Willets, Jones, New ‘Lond don fo frNew, a Schr Eliza Williams, Hamlet, Boston ‘Eastport for New York, Beh Mary Allce, port dette Sent SA Moung, Youug, jence for New Yo Yorke Schr Hortagt Sauer Broeienee for te Schr Nauset, ‘Brown,’ Providence for New York. Sehr Horizon, Smith, Rondout for Providence. at James English, Parker, Providence for Elizabeth- PGchr CP Cummings, Clarke, Bridgeport for New Y Sclir Sallie Burton, Palmer, ‘stnnaforet tor New Yorke © Schr Estelle, Handy, Providence for Rondout. Schr Eliza, Kei uthport for Rondout. Schr Mary'Lany don, , Bennett, Rockland for New York, with lime tod Bohr J. Sheppard, Philbert, Bridgeport for George- town, DC, Selir Mury Mershon, Draper, Fall River for New York. Schr Hellen, Perry, ‘New Bedford for New York. Schr War Steed, hinne: , Boston for New York. Schr Laura 8 Barnes, Col oman, Salem for New Zork. Sclir Francis Edwards, Kirk, Boston for New Yor 1 ScliE Leech, Pendleton, Kteckiand for New York with ime soc Angie ‘Kemina, Nantucket for New York, with fish order. osaive Wm Rell , Cobb, Nantucket Shoal: "Aete: er herelns 1s for New York, ler. her 8 Parker, Ingraham, Glen Cove for Now Retr aut, Mead, Greenwich for New York, with stone Schr Dart, Williame, Stamford for New York. Sallie Burton, Palmer, Stamford for New York. Rte mer Electra, Mott, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers. BOUND BAST. Freangebic, Nereus. Beare. New York for Bostot rig (Br), il, New York for Liverpool, reed), Hunter, New York for Windsor. ort Johnson for Boston. Be pau pusees nies, Philadelphia for Boston. Woon er low York for Portland. ashe Elisha Broo! ‘kins, New York for New Ha- Vohe Ann T Sipple, tian Rondont for New Bedford. Msg Charlotte, Lindsay, ‘New Brunswick for Provi- ‘Sony Henry D Drew, Kane, South Amboy for Bridge- ort. Behr Cotostpede, New York for New Lond. iene Gilbert Stanton, Brady, South Amboy" for Middle. Schr Minnesota, Lahn New York for Providence. phcitt Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw for New ‘Scur Eva, Sherman, Port Johnson for Norwich, Sehr RJ Mercer, Arnold, Elizal t for Providence, Schr Kate Smith. Bishop, Ellzabethport for Providence: Schr Pell 8 ¢ Yount, Hallock, New Work for Hartford. wagitt John R’ Me cite, Muce, Elizavetuport Yor Nor- Schr E Chamberlain, Ward, Hoboken for Milford. Behr Giosett, Allen, Hlisabethport ort for Newmarket. Schr Joseph’ Mationey, 8 lizabethport for Nor- wich. 4 Schr Reading RB No 4, Rainer, Elizabethport for Provi- lence. sank f Reading RR No 43, Harper, New Brunswick for a ty Heraann Ellis, Kelly, New York fe Denalsport. Schr Adelia, Wheeler, New York for St J Schr John Kinder, Uniger, Elizabethport for Providence. td TB smith, Bowman, Elizabethporttor New Bed- (or Schr Althea, Smith, Rlizabethport for Salem, Schr Venella, Allen, New York tor Schr Golden Rute, Wilson, Rondout for Providence, Senr RC Burdeo, ‘Blane, New York for Black Rock Schr Dreadnought, Miller, New York for Portland, Steamer alates, Nye, Now York for rovidenee, SAILED. Steamships Hannover, for Bremen; Wyanoke, Rich- mond, &e. ne (not ‘as previously re Brig Peter Roberts (Bi Brig Matilda, Holme Marine Disasters. Sreamsnir Trrrot (Br), from Liverpool for Boston, on the 20th ult. Only a portion of the cargo was saved, Ttappears trom the accounts by the latest English mall that at about 4:30 on the morning of May 17, the weather heing somewhat hazy, the Tripoll drove’ heavily w on id Southwest Rock, near the ‘uskar Lighthouse, ‘the roe! penetrating her inidship compartment and ee the water, which rapidl, Lal he: Shgt whieh’ was going full speed off. The rock was of conical situated in a Very exposed position, where @ high sea is almost con: Surls Ataska, at Boston, Sd from Calcutta, bronght into bar, ferna yandoned in being 07 co for Queenstown, which vessel was Sour Naonta, from Rondont for We yi ‘ly, RI, orted in eo) sion, RAYE brig Annie ¢ Coll iis, ‘ran orga Into New inst with side stove, and main carr! ed ay and minima pone. rigs one Sanan Weas, with a cargo of corn, pH ao Dy Beau- Scnn Many Parrox, from Salem for Bangor, \- ted in collision ‘wlth steamnor Star seine. eck ite towed into Gloucester June Lhe was be an i 7 ro nearly out of water.” Her whole Sci Decatur Oaxes (of New} Pore Berry tom Ph ie |, about ult, Sehr W D B, from Portland for New oe at pA fe Ct ee was foreboo m and Fisning rong Cuas McDonann, from a 9 le eruise, Basavia, April 13--Bark Francis (NG,) from Passarocang for Boston, grounded at a lagunz, south coast of Java. ip erFevoM, Shroph Sha will ba towed fo Bate NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1872~—TRIPLE SHEET BEACON ‘PARK. oa Lee First Day of the Spring Trot- ting Meeting. Fine , Attendance—Phil Sheridan the Winner of the 2:35 Purse. Bostow, June #, 1872, ‘The Ost of the spitng trotting meetimgs to be -niare; withdrawn ; no bid, in New England this season was begun at the ng Beacon Park this afternoon in the presence of quite @ large numberof spectators. The entries for the “various puraés comprise some well known horses, aed among thegentiemen upon the quarter stretch ‘were many from New York and more distant places, ‘There was but one race onthe ¢ard, that being for horses that "never beat 2:35, and the greenbacks offeredmmounted to $800, The ‘entries were Saw- r’s Chestnut gelding Reyal Mike, Sargent’s brown May 21—The Minerva (Nor), hence Cuxhaven’May 2, and has cane making water, having been %—The Bucephalus, eae eon which a from 3 io lle. poe Hane iat a aN on the ‘Bara a of ped lost a st, and peta ft next d st, and that next da; ae May tm Ine 46 Ne ton i W, Haken Jase tam at the Saran colegio pearae Beaste Rogers, of Yarmouth, soated te Pat dha ae is now at anchor if the river, with a ae Miscellancous. ‘ureer ‘or of the steamsh! Bi from savas here Fe main Gen Barnes, fro: purser of ‘the steamship Mi Charlie: ton, has our thanks for favors. a As the ship Ben Nevis (Br), McPetrie, hence 2d inst for Glasgow, was proceeding down the lower bay, and penis the Swash Channel, Mr Ross, chief mate, was bat ottetan, ested ater se pie ‘up by the Louisa Wallace, Capeatn Parker, a @ ite, Lc ey rg to roy 4 The hE Touring hi sfeng want dowa fo ths ahi See terday and proceed in ‘cod aired a nl pet et lasenighe! cia Gurnec. wand sailed to-day ir ervooh, ‘Teports passing on Satu ay on Leg fields west of Septterte yery eo birty-thre ‘was delayed by ice and fog Ce eee el Tal very. dodrable:voregla, Te, moat Feable fos: ture in this connection the moni ral agmerican id ME te a crader the Britian, amount: Lae hi Stearate be amount ult at cameras a tage slam fH 2700; tons baile ca ata "ana ote a Coan Care a nari $00" , wr, built at Roel land, Tha mots oon ape Bow, 00 tons register, built at Rockland, fa Fretted 2 Magulre’s Circular, June 1. >—From the yard of Belden & Son, Dutch point Connecticut. River June 8the new schooner HT Potter. She 18 of 400 tons burthen, and was built forpar- tles at Hartford and in, Saybrook. “and. is intended to run rycen Bay wn, with coal for the Val- Ry Rallrosd. tobe commanded by Guptd 8 Auderson. Notice to Mariners. The Frying Pan Shoals Light Vessel hae | ‘been placed in sition, ‘as described in the Lighthouse Lists, al ee Sve Failea: further inshore than she has been for the dang siers & requested to take notice of this cl ange. nor paaltion, aud be bareful about running Inside of her. Commander United States Navy, Inspector sixth District. Bteamer Georgia, at Alexandria Ist inst from Baltimoro, reports that the buoy tender has changed the location of several of the buoys In the Potomac River that at Boyd's Hole having been removed to Gar's Hoad, and that at Mathias Polnt having been placed 60 yards lower down, Whaleme: Cleared at New Bedford June 3, ship St George, Knowles, for Pacifie Ocean; bark John Howland, for do. Eatfod ‘from do 3d, bark ‘Seine, Shivorick, for Pacitlc Oce ‘At Aibany, NH, March 9, barks Lancer, Macy, NE, oft ‘as last reported ;'Mercury, Ripley, do, 1700 bbls all told; Mermaid, Horan, Wentport, 1700" sp all Told; Gren Soot, ‘Taber, FIT, 8) sp all tol A ‘etter from, ‘oape Stitenel of bark Stamboul, of NB, reports her at Albany, NH, March 23, with 400 bbls sp, an Talo wh oll on board Had taken a year’s provision and wh e sites trom 08 Cans Bes of bark Swallow, of NB, ports Ber at Alban, ay Nt larch 26, having taken é 'obls sp ind 150 wh oil on board. A letter last cru Holvthe socom offea dated oun pa Nik March If re- orts at do bark: 150 sp; Stamboul, itemeli Go, WO pois all told Spoke d few dave reviows bark Vigilant, Thatcher, NB, had ‘tice 80 "bbl whs alongside, but succeeded in siving omly 39 bbls olf—had ‘about 700 bbis all told. Spoken. . nd Bavantal Pp: “s ler, from Liverpool for the vannah, M Jat 47 43, lon 11.47. ip Allee Bs}, tr from Liverpool tor New Orleans, way 23, lat 49 y Blessington, Williams, from Now York for San anclseo, May I, lat 26 N, Ship Charley, trom Calcutta Yor New York (1), March 8, lon 1720. 16, Jat 34 21 hip Gord Hunter. from Havre for Philadelphia, Janes, Jat 40 1 20 (by pilot boat E F Williams, lio mt saatye Elint, FOcewias from Valparaiso far Ful- sat RLER LH Mh ane for Cowen ApH iat 2 20'R, Io ark Sirene (NG), Stamm from New York for Bremen, * Bter Peyton, ape As E Picks Hot Coens © Bea New fey pea a Gloire @r), ae in eats RWTOR Gi Somes Bich, ee rule ren Farkeiglia ochre Bla i (Fetal Mitch om ), Wig; G “Cleared ‘2th, sehr r, Henderson, New York. BOOTHBAY, May S0-An Ps BAY, May S0— Arrived, dohr AL Perkins, Thome nobse BATH, Ma: Shsatied schra 8B \- vannah} Ellen D Fis ‘Baker, Washinuten Noor™ 8% ne i—Arrived, schr Grice Webster, Homes, New Bal hrs Adriana, Bailey, New York; Winslow bas FY tiiver do. BANGOK June 1—Cleared, ig oh J:{azle Cochran, Goche Tate Phhadelpiin; Joun & Frank, Mattiows, Charles: ton; Forest Belle, French, Newark. epee of Delmas Locks, Hath, Port dehaaoe 5 01 Pacha ‘Arrived, 16 Errickson, Doyle, Southy 1H May 18—In schreM B Ran for Kew’ orn Sdayse rare A nae lich fot a8 , brig Burrows, rors Thin phils (has beén reported ay en Hats New York); 00 CHARLESTON, June 4.—Arrived, steamship Cham . ow Sore South Carolina, Becket, New York{ Savannah; E A Hooper, jackson Ao ent wnig — yore, oe RL BRIDGE, May 27—Arrived, v4 Sam pasrsert) hf rest ies Dee valensae, Small, Trinidad; B Hincke YyStiC (cb, June leArrived, schr Glenwood, Dickine “ti ORE May %—Arrived, steamship Libe Cleared: Steamshi a eee kK — wm ok oy ‘ inington, Key ey bas, 8) Mille tGolomele); bark Skulda (Rory Sitom Hartusge Sist—Arrived, poamahip Victor Ga Gates, New York; seein Gertrude Howes, Taland ; Fresce, Havana. Cleared—Stoamship, Frankfurt (Gor), Bulow. ‘via Havana and Southampton; barks Ploen hor) tra Pa hg RO ge oe 1 ; brigs @ in), Mar & a, Viv . Casita, Bordeaux. ins 0 Nocraworr as May SI—Arrived, ship Constantia wa NEWBERN, May Si—Arrived, steamship Ellen 8 Terry, | Salyear, New Yor! ORFOLK, June 1Arrived, schre Mi A Ivins, Bow dine, and Mary E Taylor, Patterson, New NEWBURYPORT. dune i-Salted, sohrs dullet, Nasty! Philadelphia; Addie G Bryant, Stubbs, Bangor for Phila-\ bs arsed. sehr await Dixon, ba nti EW B Jane 2—Arrived. schra Samuel © Kelly, Philadelphia: Thos H Seymour, 08%, Luna, Wells, Poughkeepsie; WD Stange, Oa hi Eluabethport: HA. Taber: Rowiaan, Hobel ‘Gounty cialis Hyde. New York; Essex, Handy, Pe johnson. Salled—Schre Almira Wooley, King. Ph Philadelphia Agnes, Chester, New York; Saratoga, Wooks, ort. P ga Arrived, schrs Thos Potter, Bandy, New York; at fred Hall, Diuimick, Sandwich for New WEORT Janel PMO Arrived schre Hevrietta, Mo! Alindgn, Philadeiphia; ; Almonak, Rogers, Providence for, jew Yor! Also arrived. brig Harriet H HeGilvery, Stubbs, Wing sor, NS, for Philadelphia; schrs Samuel Nash, Hart, Riche mond, Me, tor New York: Wm McCobb, Arey, Fall River| for do; J H Young, Barrett, Providence for do: Niantl Padelford, and Salmon Washburn, Stap! es, Taunton fo do; Hunter, Crane, and Mediator, ean, tall River fot do; Maria L Davis, Davis, Taunton for do; James H Tri Nickerson, Chatham foro; R A Foray th Kelly, Provi dene for to: do; j ia Merton, MeDonald, Rockland for Bal more i sa SalisdeSechrs" Kngle,” Chase, Somerset for New York Nev, Onse, Fall River for do;'Verauda, Pond, do for do. Pavilion, ‘Brightman, do for’ Horton's’ Point’; Emma | Case, Philadelphia; Susan & M ry, Kenyon, Ne’ 2d, PM—Arrlyed, schrs Ed Wooten, Young, and Expes atte, Rackett, Hiizayethport; TW. Thorne, 86 ; sip pace mee for Now work. nt i Sailed—Sclirs Sarah A Read, Arnold, and thr Spang! ngled Banner, 1 Blackman, Pidtadelphta: Sarah Jane, Jackson aton, Providence for Ne' York; Seabort Velsor, Fall River for doy Jonas ‘Chew! You see en NU), Rohutte, from Liverpool for New York, iat 0 Jon 33.33. * Eugenia, from Boston for Havana, May 23, lat 2 he fda. from Leith for San Francisco, April 16. lat 4 N, n The Rebecca (re} a Callao fc Mi 9, tear ee (reported :Amer) from a0 for ——, May ‘The en ee Ni Pat hoe (reported Amer), steering BW, May 18, lat48 Foreign Ports, Azrowa, May 18—Arrived, Unicorn, Horn, Galveston. sodmegna, May 20—Arrived, Catharina, Dreyer, New York for orders. COREENERY B, May 17 (not 7th)—Arrived, Litnvidia, jacdelp! a April 7—Paseed, ship Cashmere, Norton, from New York for Shanghae. City Apriiz—In port bark Geo T Kemp BORO, Br May’ 2<Sailed, Architect, Duddrid, eR iit, . = Baraxnuavan, May 22—Arrived, New York (#, You Em- ster, New Y« age Sailed 18th, Orpheus, Belmer, New York; Gutenberg, Gerlach, Baltimore; 19th, Celestial Empire- Taylor, New ‘ork. Batcrrowa, May 21—Arrived, Maria («), Nette, New Or- leans and Havana, BEATE, Coast Castux (Africa), May 1—Salled, Boltvia, t, —. yegrmtaan, ‘May Sl—Arrived, Turker. Fagerlund, New Canprrr. May 2— Arrived, Windermere, Yeomans, Liv- erpool (as ease entered for We for id Orleans). 23d, Amazon, Wiminsto Entered for ag 223, Edwin, Soreusen, for City Point. weawerta, May ag 20Arrived previous, ship Vermont, Duxxine May 2 —Satled, Gacta, Leboffe, New York. Dover, ‘May 2-07, Wimburn, McDougall, trom Shields for Bos! its tay 2%4—Off, Emil, Wallis, from London for Fall ‘eater, Ben 25~In port schr Emma Rich, Pierce, from Lwourn,” May 2—Balled, Pleiades, Bullard. 1: Sg Try en son, Pratt, from New York for London. Gtasaow, May 2—Arrived, Orvarodd, Larsen, Provi- den a EEinOCe, May 23—Arrived, Anglia (s), Smith, New Gaxoa, May 18—Bailed, Stefan . Ginonsen May G-Salied, Anponio Romy Ross, New York? Isth’ Autcare, Roman Hatrunroou (Weel), May PO Hotbank, Waso, 8a Hayne, May 22—Arrived, meen (8), aoe aon tor Kew York (and wailed soaynee” 7 nace Cleared 234, St Laurent (@), Lemarie, New Yor! Hetvort, May 22—Arrived, Marco Polo, Weaschitat, New Yorks Sampo, Huoviner, Phi Pottadelphin, Cleared Grat v Arnim, Krase, Hamsvna, May 20— Arrived, Etta, Pritchard, Callao: Thuringia (@, Meler, New York~’ Henry ‘huderley: ho! HANADC, “alle nt Extesson, Kelley, Shields. ‘om Cuxhaven ra, John: Ne york and put back 20th) ; fin, Memon ido fipee Rama Mag ass Scrivener. Callag. ay —, Budelmaum hte rived previous, Dr Petermanu, Hauirax, "Juno or eed brig Idalia (Br), Gordon, Narrived an do Jane &, ste Bro’ jo June 8, steam: siz or Wicnt, May t - son, Henderson, from New York tigi "aint aci ‘Livxnroot, May 23—Arrived, Van Diemmn, Robinson, fan Francisco (and ent out 2th for oss uth Redeye Prite curiae go Sa maria tinge Hono Wes (and 3 rl 8) Rs i ent out for do); Sama ton; Nebraska Mart moan Henry iv, A o ship haps Wilson, New Orisead; ‘Dark Rosowarne, New York; 1 Now Punlaah, . Mount Washington, combs ombays Swordiish, Grahaim, sen Feanaeeen a Hy a mn, a Francisco; Tarifa (s), wn, Boston ; Importer, Byrne, do; Marcin eaencee, fence having Fepaired ; Jenn! astman, Norman, Clea ton : Hi Kew York Yorks china nd, Weal mendes Bay ve ana Be pales, Suitaghintiee re? net new Yorks Alex out 234, Orient ain, for Callao; Scandinavian « aniine lyanza (), Fisher, Montrea Bull Meier a ares Afoye, New Orie airy eat, Chirnside, Womans Lady “Louise, weeny: Re? ‘Cleared 24th, Diana, Jonassen, ington. Entered out Mthe SP Olue MING, tee Ree Minpursgono, May * sHlaled,’ Guyllslio, Tommasino, we teaguaan, NB, May 81—Arrived, bark Annie Troop (Br), Newrorr, M wf ‘New Uiea LA 19~Artived, — Sweetser, Liverpool ed 234, Duppel, Holes, saclenred 34, ; Tempo, New York; Columbia, Delano, Cal. ntered for ldg 224, Vigilate, Whitman, for Call EW CASTLE, May acl feared, Oaspar Wyld Gilt, Phila. ee eld May 19—Arrlved, J F Erichsen, Lohmann, New "Seiad, May 23—Arrived, Freden, Niclsen, Balti- more, Arrived At lo Jungs, steamships Calabria, MoM! a0 Exynt, Grogan, Ni York for Liverpool (awd bows CALERES, June 2—Arrived, ships Andrew Cook K, Boston; Ada E. Oniton’ iy Mathews, Now York no » June . entry. i Tern me semen nship Main, ter joway, Ma OAT, Ay Zi -Satled, Headquarters (), Daily oe ae Jane 3—Arrived, brig TT Rice) jane. co, Mayaguers sons © Dennison, Alou, Aiba ha SO Kina’ berg, Thomas, Georetownt W'S Thorapsom, Sinito, Bout Amboy; sloop. mere Durand, Jersey City.” Bailed—Sehr All . Ball more. suh—Arrived, schrs rena Benedict, dria, Ya; HM Bidgeley, Muckridge, Set : te ky alone RM eSSaneed ison, and’ irunswi ite oH Ri Ridgel Elli ie y ¥e PHILADELPHIA, ‘Jan ned Active ge [+ @r), Btevenson, Liverpool v ia Fayal; Irie, Baxter, er! Nichols ieecaey Oh Chase, fat Elmira, eaveher Calais; sohrs Bihan | Alle eink, Oa denas; Amsdet Boston: - Doane, Nickey Newport; son mY Griftn hosters Belaet Bevinrvan: Wd tices Gita, Poet ey, Newbur le oken Jas “Satlerthwalld, Kiiney, Boston; Veaier Mason do West Wind, Townsend. dow: Howe, Whittemore Ne Rediord; B Talvot Ainesoury, Bostou; a W: Vangtine Buckalew, 4018 #E Corson Powell, do; H T Hi Daniels, Providence; § Tyler, Bartett, Hoston: Barrett, Dyan: aL Wi e, Boston. ed~Steamships qsopold, Hug joa) Boston a spake. Pleres, Foe, do; Cent {Mletts, Amesour Hercules, Winnett, Boston oe Frisk - (Non, Svenson, Havre; ‘brign Raelaide (Br), Innes, Point Spain Ubal (Br), nal, Barbados; schrs B F Lowell, Leavitt, font etler, Lewis, fo: Wnvata, Elis, Ba Basins timed ey Canase, Witae aie one ner, Huntley, Newbui tthe 1 Ashi Calais; 8 Corson, acre es Bauterth Neponi ers,’ Gittord, Boston West indy WBiwnsend, do} Vraie, rea do; # Nowell, Lewes, Del, Sune ¢ ¢—Arrived, brig Helen G Rich, frond Cardona, nina ORTLA! Sune: 8—Oleared, schr Alice B, Alley, sale 22 one Sal nthony Burton, Johnson, New York. PROVIDENCE, ‘June S“Atiived, ache" Everyeeen i | Bunee, _Blizabethport; Daniel Webstet cker, Sout \ Amboy Hite Lane aster, Willams, Port sobimon! Sham en Ray, Davi lerse, ry Pitkiy Bionen Rew Nock slo Benton trom Phuladsiohia. | dies, cary ober Baltimore; Sarah Mills Baker,” Philadeiphing Wn 0 teae area: aker, Philadelphia; Nepttthe'y Bride, Grierson. do (or Galaisy i) abi Lea, May 29—c 2—Cleared, chr HF Condon, Cony SAVANI ie 7 31 BER PE ES ca on, urcan, v1, a imimoek (Br), Sune S—Arrived, sour DY streaker New York ont Not Cleared—Sehr stay A Hall, Providence, \ ii cAmmived pS out Sas Jackatog Magarl, New Yorks sli ata Pie Bouts Bark Resolucion Balled Ship FL Dinianek Bek "RSAiRARS ae om Biymout nh far ‘St John, NB; bark Jane rrived, schr E A Chi of Robertson Albany ; Hannah Blackman, Arnold, “ert OINEVARD HAVEN, J june S—Arrit Fr Mitchell, Weehawken (or Saco: Ximmens do’ for Macht Hel ‘osiah Porter, Philadelphia for Rast iSumoritegs Cale: Gain BS mL OT Galals for Ehiadelphia Oregon, yr New Yor! re Passed t asad Mary” ‘Adams, from Philadelphia fed Sailed—Schra N J Miller, for 8 Iason ay Rae foeaete Hattle Ann maMfledRehee hi veel Taneisastrta ark Mas) paliedBohts Roamer, Foss, Philadelphia; Eequimauxd Blake, HAveOpareW. 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Notary TANG, Gounsellor-atLaw, 969 Hrondieng, —HERALD BRANCH OFFIOE, BROOKLYN, m avenue an Wee eee IN TEAS COFFERS, GROCERIES ANF warranted SaHE Abe palate and tle poke, Bingna Leon, May 6—in port, bark Greyhound, Marks, 7 rigs Nese fjom Boston: brige Rescue, Marshall, and’ Aun Elizabeth, aad May 21—Arrived, Franklin (®, Dreyer, Balled 16th, Bindworth (a), Gi N or Jonre, Lg yi ore Scht Wary Mt Soe Baltimore, ‘at ingen care Mota port brig Rabboni, Coombs, ie ry eiaeties aa ‘spans ot" Arete, tha th Lew, nto; sehr hr anigbak ( H Brown, N New Yi Siento May 2d eArtive wo 3 Garenan, mniinnat (Asrica), May 1—In port sip 8ea Gull, Pi " American Ports. BO! June SA: , ship Alaska, Hamphrey, Oneuts, he K ,,, SHYT sehrs A Winttney Nasi Aca ines WA fA eranklig, wurvere qoecies ae ni Pens lar! be Grim ty ae oe iy! that Phi Bhtinaetn fume Below, ay ay, ‘ape cit rom rat rong Cai, sehrs Bile low, ahd Le ianperte @, Brrison 4, Wi cha ¥ poi na erenge reat thr fenkins, Cork for orders; Sadrornck vot € b (Br), %, Pekar estar 3 ekendriat ‘Masea (NG), Gre, he mingt Burone; aches wn R flor 3 Greenwich atroet, Kew York. I by ually SALE.—4 OUNCE, 32 INCH SWITCHES: sk rent red, ee $12, aie Rtn # nee Broudway, near Anulty st Sucthw out. wl. MOSES’ ELECTRO GALVANIO SPECTACLES, Patented June d June 2, 1868, isthe most curious and startling invention of the aged Contains two small batteries, us unseen when worn, whic! send a soft, continuous ream | jean of Galvaniem through the! head, curing all nervous diseases and strength aud vigor to the Byo, Bar and Grain eat Wholesale Depo 0 Cortianut sttect, New York, T Ww. VANDEWATER, « OFFICE, CABINED AW AND MERCANTILE FURNL Phd ididg 8 Ann and 163 Willia: t, New York. Nt Post OFFIC NCH ROOM, Park row. ¢? = Orand Gpening Lanen, . Wediesday, Jane 6, F. J. DOBLGER,