The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1872, Page 10

THE BOSTON JUBILEE. lpn The “Hab” in an Ecstasy of Delight—The Pro- gramme of Music for the First Week—The Big Drum and the Little Drums. Boston, June 15, 1872. As the time draws near and ‘the premonitory murmurs of the great hubbub become louder and more distinct the ecstasy of the modern Athenians Brows more rapturous and intoxicating (if one may ase that expression in pious Boston). Coliseum is the object of every one’s gaze, and all streets leading to it are crowded with delighted denizens of jority belonging to the spectacled fraternity. never could understand why so many you meet ere wear glasses, unless it is on account of the diMcuity of seeing their way through the crooked ‘The same reason has been given for the existence of the Prohibitory law, as the authorities think that a short walk in the principal thorough- fares is enough to make one’s head dizzy without spirituous stimulants. The big drum has been placed in position on the stage (nobody hurt), and tt’s a monster beyond doubt, be played 1s a myste: hammer is employed. means complete at present, and How on earth it will y, unless a steam man or trip ations are by no it will tax all the various committees to be ready for Monday night. The following are the pro- grammes for the coming week :— MONDAY, JUNE 1 Prayer by Key. Phillips Address ot Welcome by bdr Wi Bo Address by Genes: Nathaniel P; Bat Banks, Subject, “The id. thi 1-Grand Choral (id Hundred), by full chorus of 20,000 voi ing aud military band, as follows: Pi Jud h orchestral accompaniment {all the voices and instruments Richard Wagner. chestra’ of 110) performers, 8—Chorus, “Damasens.” Grand f Seineoy bel March from ‘Naaman.” Costa. Full chor id Four art song, “Farewell to the Forest.” By full chorus of 20,000 voices (unaccom- “On the Beautifel Blue Dan- By grand orchestra, condueted by the emt- Hentconipsecr aid ‘diveston Harr Jobean Btrsuss, nna. 6=Inflaimatus—Stabat Mater. Rossini. 81 Ime. Eriminia Rodersdort!, of London, with panel ite a organ and full orchestral accompaniment 7—Grand selection by the Calves oe Marine Band of 0} led ‘Banner.” The th: prt ‘st jam Gaston, Mayor of anc. To be produced olets, great organ, grand or- 5—Grand, Concert Walt verses to be voices, ending with full second. ‘verse, sopranos and alto ending withon full chorus; Saird verse, soprano solo, with grand voices, great organ, orchestra of 1, bands of 1,000 rformers, all the bel Boston In chime and ar ilery aecompaniment. (The bells istrad be rung and the cannon fired by elec- 9-Bextetve from “Lucia al Lammermoor,” cht ma 1. Sung by the ‘Bouquet of Artists,” prising 150 of the leading sololsts of the country, nc: companied by full orchestra. from “Il Trovatore,” Anvil Chorns, aby fall chorus, with orgun, or- bells, anvils and ‘cannon members of the Boston a Listz’s Grand Fanta: ‘om Meyorbeer’s “Prophete, chestea, tnikitary accompaniment, upon by 100 selecte "The Skating Ballet,” performed by Franz Bendel, t1=Finale to third act of sitarthe, the “Bouquet of A ° Flotow. Sung by Professional operatic Chorus, with full. chorus of 2,00 voices, acsoiupa, an, orghestra and milirary bands. “Nearer, My God, to Thee.” as’ follows:—First verse by. second verse, full chorus of 20,400 Volese; remmataing verues by full chorus, with tary bands, A Piano solo— he Skating Ballet,” from be performed by Meyerbeer’s “Propheto”—will Frauz Bendel, the eminent German plait TUESDAY @xauisa DAY). WF the will of God be done” ,000 voices, with organ and orchestral paprenstd SS 2-Overture, “Leonore,” No. 3 Beethoven). rand orchestra of 1,00 musicians. S-Festival hiymu, “Peace and Musi, expressly composed for the We k, Full chorus of 20,00 voices, the great organ and grand orchestra plated. 35 ‘appearance in America of Madame Peschk: Leutner, of Germany, the greatest soprano that has ever visited the United States. rand ens rae “Ernanl,” finale to third act. Verdi.) juet of Artists (150 emi- fessional operatic chorus and the grand orkce 20,000 volces, with orchestra sad military band ‘accompaniment (2,000 6—First appearance in America of Madame Arabella Goddard, of London, the greatest living lady planist. | By. special permission of Her Majesty's government appearance in the United States o band of the Grenadier Aireetion of the popular Asthe British National Anthem, English version, sung by the 1—Grand choral, ”* words and music ‘id's Peace Jubilee by. Dudley, Buel nent mololstsys i the magnificent wards of London, under tl composer, Mr. Dan G “God Save the Queen,” full chorus of 20,¢ by the eminent artiste, Mme Erminia Rudersdort, the, Grenadier Guards, | the grand orches ra of 6 'm! and 0 mas, the bells. of Boston ‘and several batteries of artillery fired by i 2-Seoond ‘appearance in America of Herr Johann Strauss, who will conduct the grand orchestra of 000 performers in his own bewitching waltz, “Win, ‘1,000 pertorme: full corps of cond performance of Verdi's famous “Anvil Chorus,” with all its powertul and effective adjuncts, v Full chorus, grand orchestr ell and cannon a 4—Romanaa from “L’Eclair” (Halev: 6,000 sopranos in un at ‘ba nds, dram Fira erse by unison; ke 0 tenors, With ood rere OF larionets and 100 violoncellos and gran orchestral accom S—Grand March ‘Merry Old England” (Godfrey), for all the wi hm po bands and grand orchestra com- “From Greenland’s Tey Moun- (Dr. c First verse by the Bou quot cf Artistes second ‘Verse. by full chorus 20,000 Folees; thira verse, all voices, and instruments com- ede ea! eae olscieceact DAY). “A Strong Fortress Js Our God” (Luther), rendered by the full chorus, 20,000 voices, with organ. and orchestra of 1,00 instruments in the accompani- “Tannhauser” (Richard Wagner), by the rchestra of 1,000 instruments. Grand Chorus, from the Messiah, (Handel), by the Great Chorus.ot organ ami} fall orchestral acco yy the unrivalled soprano, appearance in America. err Franz Bendell, the mar- i) janist, Grand Chorus ron ‘Elijah, “Yet Doth the Lord” (Men- delssohn). rt irreat organ and orchestra. 1! We Like Sheep” 000 votces, with Mute ra Peschka- S-Second apj Seca) of et Le tteaten te of Emperor Willlam of Germany, ein Ame rica of the celebrated Dau band in ‘the Ge hv army, under the direction of Herr Henrich n. (German Unton Hymn. Words and musio by M, Keller. mn ae tg for and dedicated to the Ei- William. | Sung by . oFch 2-8y pecial perm voioes, with or- military band accompaniment. ission of the Emperor of ‘Appearance in this country of Emperor Wi iigave Wonders Cornet Quartet, the most *ekiltul combination of the-kind in the world. 3—Grand Scena from the neg re gid bathe eae of oe SS Meye: = “Chorus, with a 1} 1 the mnutary ban finale for and chorus—2 great organ, full or Fance in osian of Franz Abt, the eminent composer, Who will “When the Sirallows, Homeward Fly, song, first verse by 5, second verse, 5,000 sopranos and fon; third verse, ful mony, WK accoinpaoiment of gr ira ‘and ajlitary banda, nmensaly Populur “Anvil Chorus’ from Verdi's duct his favorite h 8,000 tenors in uni- 20,000 voices in har. t organ, oreies- if military Sand, drum o 00 anvils, beil atid artillery,accompaniment 6—Hymn, “Kingdoms and Threnes” Hi chorus, accompanied by the organ, orchestra and intlitary bands. THU BADAY, (FRENCH DAY). from Moxort’s nt Mass” for full chorus #00 voices, with accompankment of organ and rand orchestra, (Hamburg), snng.by “Fra Diavolo,” by rand orchestra, blo” by Gifty trum. somie favorite Pretch overture, ‘Auber. y the the by Goan funig by iifty sopranos from | don. The violin oblie former to be played pasties harps, piano, organ and grand t Jrus” from Tl Trovatore, m f LOW performers, n his own inimitable appearance of the celebrated Anglo-American ra oa ‘James M. Wel de lormatice with the left "si oarance ofthe “ha mifloent “Garde Republi. usand Maury, lend oraanieutlon attend the Ju- Site y. pe ae ior Fraps ot Pregvient Thiers and Peance, “The Marseifiaiae,” Borer and xran- ven to dh is FAMOUS iin owsand ‘lari he nts; all the ani itary bands Sung fat German soprano. oe 4 foal ein ie ot ous iine be Tirought os ot with than has ever been , namely, twenty Polees'1a unison fensional operatic ¢ horas e thousand mall “gombined nd a at of artillery, fired iis, “tho 160th Psal Peace subiies, > Bandeg gan vive works suring i Pies, The fo, il Nt 80) ere for, whew ‘organ ‘and orchestra’ rs? ras from “Faust.” Gounod. Performed the Professional Operatic Chorus, with the a r jul Orch hestra and military bi ined. “p for wong i chores at by al @ bar iv? ates with ful nod, in the “Bouquet of and chorus, organ ‘ewbmon, Tel) Usol ihe Night.” Dr. Lowel, Se ee a eee FRIDAY (AUSTRIAN DAY). I-Netlonal Hymn. Words b Dr. 0. W. Holmes, music ‘Dy M. Keller, chorus of 3,000 voices, with’ great onan frond sane of "1,000" per: formers and fe ant 2Grand_ Kaiser overture, om: trian themes, dedt- cated to. Francis Joseph L, Emperor. of a by the peso Westmeyer; ‘grand orchestra of 1, pon )F Fait Ne eye aydn.) Fullchorus, o erin mG fantasia on “Sweet Home.” ee Performed by Madame Arabella Gedidard 5-Finale to third act of “Martha.” a flotew.) Sung Bouquet of Artists (comprising 200 ihe counéry): professional Opefatic Chorus et ders), great’ chorus of 20,00 voices. Organ rand orchestra, lth appearance in America of Herr Johann Stra tinguished composer and director, who will “= the rand ore orchestrs "in tis tavorile Concert “Morgen! Second appearance of the Celebrated band of the Grena- diet Guards of London, Mr. Dan Godfrey, leader. 7—Verdt's Anvil Chorus, mar wlth great chorus; angel Of ‘a llitary’ bel bands, anvil and cannon accompa- bent s-arant arta from “8: ’ (Handel), “Let the Bright Seraphim.” ang by, me. rani RadersdortY, -with trumpet obligato by Mr. M. Arbuckle. aie —" of Franz Abt, the ‘eminent German 10-Chorum,* Thanks be to God,” from “Elijah” (Men- delasotn), by grand chorus,'organ ahd orchestra. 1—Second sppenraite of the funous Cornet Quartet of Emperor William 1. of Germany, 12H ht 1s Breaking” (Webb), by great chorus, with organ mon, “The Morning 1 aque of artists, an orchestra. It is touching to read at the end of each of these programmes the words “in which the audience (or congregation) is reapeotthile requested to join.’ 4s may be seen by a hasty glance at these pro- gTammes, Gilinore is determined to give variety enough in his selections, The principal trouble will be in the plano selec- tions. It has been kindly advised that the piano and artist be mounted on a small platform on wheels and drawn slowly about the Coliseum, 80 as to give the entire audience an opportunity to hear, Meanwhile the work goes on, thousands of applications are being made at the overcrowded hotels for rooms, and rehearsals are Lge eayn going on. The principal foreign artists have al- ready arrived. A Grand Procession to be Formed To- Morrow. Boston, June 15, 1872. Arrangements have been perfected for a grand public reception of the German, English and Wash- ington Marine hands, At eight o’clock on Monday morning the Executive Committee of the Jubilee, the various German, English and Scottish societies, with several military companies, will form a pro- Coneiony eg will be reviewed by the Mayor at the City Hall. Arrival of the German Band. ‘The Bertin Garde Grenadier Band, about forty in number, arrived by the steamer Rhein at Hoboken yesterday morning. The streets leading to Busch’s Hotel were hung with flags and emblems of wel- come. The band halted outside the hotel and played several airs, amid the cheers of an immense number of citizens. Speeches were made by Strauss and several other gentlemen. Captain Busch, on coming forth to welcome the champion musi- cians, was enthusiastically cheere by the band, whose members were struck with his giant proportions, After playing several tunes which the spectators called for, and which were acknowledged to bé the best ever heard from a brass band, the musicians retired to the dining halls arid were treated to a sumptuous repast. Several Hoboken politicians assisted in ing away with the viands. In the afternoon they went on board a revenue cutter, furnished by Collector Arthur, and proceeded to’ the Boston boat, on Which they departed for the “Hub.” It will be re- membered that this band was awarded the first prize at the Paris Exhibition of 1867, and is con- sidered the first of all German banda, There are thirty-five more members belonging to the com- pany, who remained at home for vations reasons. THE SAENGERFEST IN ST, LOUIS, Sr. Louis, June 15, 1872, Alarge number of delegates from the different societies in attendance at the Saengerfest assem- bled at the hall this morning. Forty-three socie- ties were represented. A motion to hold anational Saengerfest every fifth year instead of every second ¥Fearwas tabled. A motion to allow each society one delegate for every twelve members instead of two delegates for each society was adopted. Cleveland was selected as the place of holding the next Saen- gerfest Another great audience greeted the singers at Saengerfest Hall to-night, although not as large as last night. The programme was pleasantly varied y the substitution of separate hoes singing for the full chorus. The pieces sung by the separate societies were ‘The Call,” by the Haeliner Cleve- land Maennerchor; “Awake,”’ by the Koec! “i Cestia Union of Cincinnati; “Lovely is b ring,’ the Abt Belleville Saengerbund; “Song Spring. by the Abt Columbus Maenmerchor; “Adleu,? by the Schubert Louisville Lelderkranz, Mra, Dexter | gave an arivtta and valse, by Venzano, and “Let the bright seraphim,” from the oratorio of “Samson,"? by Haydn. After the concert a torchlight festival was given in Scheider's garden, at which there was @ great crowd and festivities were kept up until a very late hour, To-morrow there will be a grand piente on the fair grounds, which will end the ‘Week’s entertainment, OBITUARY, Thedeath of Mr. A. F. Shepherd, who published an excellent acceunt of the Abyssinian Expedition, is announced at Bombay, India. ‘ Ex-Judge A. A. Phillips. Judge Alfred A. Phillips is dead, The Bench has lost an ornament. During his manifold diseases he evinced a most formidable power of endurance, and his last hours were consecrated to religious venera- tion. Conscious of early demise, his thoughts were concentrated upon subjects beyond this mundane sphere, and, although surrounded by his family, he seemed to hold a communion with those whose ex- emplary life has entitled them to reward. Ever foremost as a lawyer, he was called upon by a majority of the people to sit as judge upon the Marine Court Bench. For a quarter of a century he occupied that unenviable position, and his brethren of bench and bar (most competent to judge) have endorsed him incorruptible. His oy and friends have iost a husband, a father anda Iriend. The inperal takes place to-day from his residence, Ni 146 East Twenty-seventh street. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Tune 15—1 30 P, M.— Josed unchanged. and 92% for the account. Donds, 1862's, 91; 1865's, old, ten-torties, 844. Loxnow Moxgy Manx’ ona and Americ; ols opened at 92 i mnited States five-t Siena: 925, 1807's, YG, ex divi Loxpon, it _PRanxfout Bounse,—Frangrort, ' June | 18.—United wenty bonds 964 for the issue of 1862, Corrox Manxet.—Livenroot, June 15—1:30 cotton market closed unchanged The sales of the have heen 10,00 bales, including 2,000 for ex: ort and speculation, e shipments of cotton trom Hombay since the last re} pore to the 14th instant have been 0) Vales; 6,233 bales of American cotton were landed o-elaty rool Breansrorrs Marker. —Livgrroor, June 15— —The breadstuffs market is quiet, The weather throughout England to-day is tair and favorable to the growing crops, renroot Provisions Manger. Licenroot M.—Kefined petroleum 174. a per Ka DON PRoD| mu Sie to Russian per ewe Sper oll £8 n £91 por ton. SHIPPING NEWS." Almanac for New York=—This Day. 4.28 | Moon sets. morn 127 731 | High water.morn 342 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK POR THE MONTH OF JUNE. Office. Bowling Green 29 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green 15 Broadway. 19 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green .|2 Bowling Green Jane 15.— Sun rises. Sun sets. . . mpia ot Bela. Liverpool Glasgow .. Bremen 29.;| Liverpool. ./19 Broadway. ‘June 2..| Havre Broadway. se dune Bremen....]2 Bowling Grew | PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 15, 1872, CLEARED. acftenmahtp Atiantie (Br), , Gleadell, Liverpool via Queens- ow vide Steamship Weecr (NG), Willigerod, Bremen—Oelrichs & Co. ycteamship St Laurent (Fr), Lemarie, Havre—Geo Mac- en a | p ony nh 6 ip Henzy Chauncey, Gray, Aspinwall via Kings- a nahi aw Clyde, Cele, Galveston via Key West-C Steamship G B Cromwell & Epeamship W a ropolia, Quick, New Orleans—F { Mteainahip Ban Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah—W R Garri- Rtoamabip Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—Ht & Mor- be teamebip John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC~G B Ntcamaty, Vol Volunteer, Bloodgood, Philadelphia—Loril, wp Co. lara Steam: Sees seetahnet Meotot, New WedioresVerruson & si N Naova Rattler (ta), Conemare, Bristol E Mor. ethip i ingin (Nor), Stork, Newry, Ire—Tetens & Bock- mt Southern Cross, Hughes, San Francisco~Geo D ar ‘Lelia M Lovg, Lewis, Shanghao—Salter & Liver- tet eae Smith, Queenstown for orders—Te- Bark Norsk. mn, Queenstown or Fal- ee ay Ty peark Bid Bidoveld # iick it, Cork for orders—Funcb, rk Garoting pe Ws Stricker, Bremen—J A Pauli. sare Wood, Turks Islands—Miller & Hough- Hare Sarah A pp Stone, New Orleans—R 1 Drum- & Bark Tronsides, Tapley, Satilla River—Lunt Brot. ja—G F Bulley. Maracall venstad| t'& Co. ‘atry ‘& Aubrey pg Briggs, Barbados—T T & F A Elvie Allen, Allen, Kingston, Ja—8 De Cordova & wing HB Jones (Br), Wolf, Liverpool, NS—N H Brig- air Aunte $ Whiting, Pryor, Demarara—Edwin Rowe “sche Gerent, (Br), Sandford, St Thomas and Maracaibo Schr George Washington, Sherlock, Baracoa—E Puig & Schr Emma Rich, Pierce, Harbor Island—B 3 Wenberg. Schr Hera, Kent, Galveston—Theo Nickerson & Co. Schr Carrie 8 Webb, Homan, Georgetown, Sc—Beniley, iller & Schr Agile, Roberta, Newbern—Jas R Davis £ Co, pace 4 ratio Nichola, Dupres, Mehmond--Van Brunt & One Isle of +Pines, Scull, Yorktown, Va—Overton & Hawkins. Schr Alphabet, Beauchamp, Baltimore—W Chalmers. Schr Texas, Champlin, rertn Amboy W Borley. Behr Delmont Gates, Portland L Hatch. ‘Aibert Clarence, Froemen, Bangor--W T Wood- 14, Boston—O E Staples & Co. ‘kins, New Haven—A M Sares. Bridgeport. ler, Foster, Baltimore. jeredith. Philadelphia. Steamer A C Stimer, Warren, Philadelphia. Steamer Monitor, Jénes, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACTITS. Steamship sean Watson, Liverpool June 4 and jucenstown bth, wi Lae Ns 3 to C G Ce ae Ae 43 88, ton 65°10, ship h mdse and’ 837 50 11, Lon 35 06, Ke Vest; 1th ae 48 jaltwhistle, bound east. waa olymne Br), Young, Glasgow and Moville May 90, with mdse and 41" passengers to Henderson, Ito. jed at St John’s, NB, on June 13, and landed 152 passe cor and sailed for New York on Ith inst. Experienced strong westerly winds thronghout the passage, with (ene fox a latter part; on 5th inst, in lat 4947 N, lon 4.1 bark Agamemnon. (Br), from Daricn, Ua, fr ‘Steduiship Georgo Cromwall. Glapp, New Orleans June 8, with mdso and Dassenners, to H B Cromwell & Go, Steamship Ellen 8 Terry, Salyear, New! with mdse and pawengers, to Muiray, Fortis & ( Bark St’ Christopher, (NO), Brandhoft, Liverpool, 36 days, with mdse to Funch, Edge Co. ¢ the northern Paxwige, und had.some heavy Nyather 1 been 15 days west of the Banks. Burk Francisco Aveyno (Ita, Avegno, Curtlil 3 ith rallway iron to Slocovich & Go, Took the southern, assnge and had fine weather: has been 6 days west of Tark Caroline ¢ or), Jansen, Cardiff 35 days, with rail Way iron to order; took the ‘northern paxenze’ and had v ble winds 1 days west of the Ban! Bark Knudsvij Go , Evensen, Port Talbor: With iron to Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Vesta (Sor), ro ‘hristiansen, Bordeaux 50 days, with mdse to Funch, Edye & Co. Came the southern passage and had fine weatlier; been 14 days north of Bermuda. Brig Heldor (Nor), Jensen, Port Talbot 36 days, with pally te iron to order; vessel to Tetens & Bockmann. Te he northern passage, and had fine weather to the Banks; from thence 10 days with variable winds and t fogs; 28, lat 45 25, 1on 6011, saw brig Nimbus Gn, ste ug W stward. Trig Glyna (By, Keen, Palermo April 17, wih fruit to Lawrence, Giles & Co; vessel to Geo F Bulley. Passed Gibraltar May 3; took the middle passage, ‘and had mode- rato weather. Nay 3), lat 23, lon'g285,spoke brig Helen Gr), roi Weymouth for Barbados, Brig Emma Dean (Dutch), Atkinson, Curacoa 13 dave with salt and 4 passengers td Joseph Faulke's Sons, Had moderate weather, Brig Annie Gardner (of Castine), Gardner, St Croix 13 days, with sugar and rut to Roche Bros & ‘Co; vessel to Miller 4 Houghton Had fine weather; June 5, lat 25, lon 63.23, passed achr Bobert Myhan, hence’ for Baracoa. ‘Sehr Mary M (of Gloucester), Murray, Baracoa 1 days fad Carberry, Harbor Island 8 days, prith trult to J & T Peareall; vessel to 3 J Wenberg. he ‘Sehr Delia Hodgk with fruit to BJ We Schr Sarah (Br), BJ Wenberg. Ber SJ Vaughan, Vaughan, Virginia Schr Cora, Curtis, Georgetown, DD, for Fair Haven. Schr Edward Slade, Soper, Alexandria, Schr Jennie A Sheppard, Wilbur, Baltimore, The Austrian bark Seth, which arrived Mth, is con- signed to Wm Nelson, Jr (not as before). Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Brig Altavela (Br), MeLellan, Wentworth, NS, for New York, 10 days, with plaster to JF Whitney & C Schr Active (Br), Edyett, Dorchester, NB, 10 days, with stone to Heney & Parker. Schr 'H V Crandall (Br), MeBirnle, Windsor, NS, for New York, with plaster to order. Sone Susie Prescott. (Br), Glass, Windsor, NS, for New York, with plaster to order. Schir Clara, Clark, New Haven for Now York. Sehr AH Haynes, Fowler, Providence for New York. Schr Marietta Smith, Preston, Greenport for Philadel- phia. bar M M Brainard, Brown, New Bedford for Elizabeth- ort. Pee rn Jachin, Kane, Pembroke for New York, with Inth wo *dchr Florida, Burke, Pawtucket for Now York. Schr Excelsior, ‘Thoinson, Cold Spring for New York. Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New Bedford for New York. cone Jessie W Knight, Fenton, Dennisport for Philadel- ir Sarah Purves, Little, Providence for New York. Schr Alton T Miner, Taunton for New York. Schr David A Berry, Mosher, Taunton for Hoboken, Schr Unele doc, Watton, Piymouth for New York, with stone to order, erg. own, Eleuthera T days, with fruit to for New York, teen, Chase, hr Agnes, Lambert, Hf ae and Tinsley, Norwich for ork: Schr Sarah Marin, Baldwin, Cokt ‘gpelng for Now York. Ferris, Portebester for New York. rly, Black Rock for New York. ‘Taunton for Jersey City. Schr Messenjer, Dean, Taunton for New York. Schr Walter C Hall, Coleman, Newport for New York. Sehr Adelaide, Smith, Sag Harhor for New York, Schr America, Ingraham, Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Brown. f Sehr Sarah Marin, Currey, Glen Cove for New York. Schr George Nevingor. BOUND BAST. Steamship Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston. pngensnatilp ‘Acushnet, Rector, New York tor New Bed- ra. Tonrk Magele (Br), MeNutt, New York for Pictou, NS. aGche H Blackman, Arnold, Ellzabethport for Provi- e chr Daniel Webster, Parker, Rondout for Newport. chr May Flower, Parker, New, York for Windsor, NS. Schr Jainos English, Parker, Réndout tor Providence. Behe Mary Aun Predmore, Hart, Elizabethport for Pto- vidence. Schr R H Wilson, Harris, Rondout for Prov! ‘dence. Schr Fred Hall, Hall, Newburyport for N- rwich Sehr Sarah Kennedy, Handy, Elizabethport for Prov all River for New York. New York. a ‘Sche David Pearsall, Dodge, New York for Greenwich. aceite Wan Voorhis, Goldsmith, Haverstraw for Provi- lence. Schr A Clarence, Freeman, New York for Bangor. Scht A Heaton, Phinney, New York for Boston, Schr Fashion, Young, ‘burg for Pi ide: Sehr HV Dury Carpenter, New York Schr Ellen, Hodgdon, Morris, Manse ms © Glen Cove. walk, hr Nathan Holmes, Parker, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Swan, Wilson, Port Johnson for Wareham, Schr Salmon Baker, Ashbourne, Philadelphia for Provi- Schr Chase, Chase, Rondout for New London. Schr Ceres, Phillips, Newburg for Dover. Schr © Hall, K jew York for Boston. Jarmody, Weehawken for Ovster Ray. Rondout tor New London. boken for Boston, %, Port Johnson for Provi- Schr Henry Col dence. Sehr Niantic, Smith, South Amboy for Hartford, Schr T McClellan, Clarke, Elizabethport for Portland. Schr Only Son, Gorham, Hoboken tar —. rham, Amboy for Wareham. Abethport for Salem. BE LOW. Hilton, Liverpool, May 11, Was boarded . lon 68, by pilot boat WH Aspinwall), 1. “hark. Vireo (Nor), Michelson. Newcastic, May 8, was boarded June 14, at'40 38, lon 7020, by pllot boat W if Ase pinwall, No 2 Bark € volumbia (NG) Se hurchard, Bremen May June 12, lat 40 35, Jon 68 by pilot boat W. 4, was Aspin- ‘Wind at sunset, 8. SAILED. Steamships St Laurent, for Hayre; Germania, tam: bury; Weser, Bremen; Algeria, Liverpool; Canad Atlantic, sity of Brookl, ropa, Gla ry ¢ ¥, Aspinwall; Clyde, Key West Jalveston; George Washing New Orleans; West- Metropolis, do; San Jacinto, anpah o Cham i 914 Dominion, Richmond, &c; John G tg ‘vessels sailed from this port during thr dg ie , Ada; barke Endymion, Duke of pond, Lizzie Lred: ele Oswing, Christine, Fraternitas, Midas, Somerville, PC Warwick; brigs Mary, Mariposa, Deodati; schr J Morton, Seh—ships Villafranca, Henry Parkes. Galeon, Marianna TIL, Birger brigs Sat W0tr-Ships. Rhin Leslie, Bjorntra)|, 1ith—Ships Mariborough, John Thorn as, val Web- ster; barks Golden Land, Bugenta, Hattie F Hussey, Holmestrand, Ingomar, Albina, Atlantic, Jane Young, Friedlief, Harriet Hurley, Protehs, Dantel Manning; brig Maripo ath Roodee; barks St Patrick, Semplice, Alnd- din, Wavelet, Lron Age, Jost Mildred ; brigs Six Brothers, HAT Wright, Egyptian sehr €ate, Bri haw. 1sth—_Baeks David Owe Si, M Gulsseppe, C.Oyarina; rigs Robert Mowe, Curac 1ch—Ship John ‘Thomas; berks Pacifie, Annie, 0 M Hui 4d, A'Lincolv} brig Bvava. Yitb-—Ships Lord Palmerston, Cajhoun ; bark Rosa B. R Pearce, Resource, Stal Shipping Notes. Mr Jesse Carli, at Northport, LI, Js building a three- masted schooner of 500 tons, old measurement, for gene- ral fretghting. She will be owned principally by the builder and Capt John Mould, who will command her. On CariP's ways there 4s brig Mary E Dana, of Boston, for general repairs; also schr George EdWin, having bull painted. Ea Lefferts is building a sloop of 50 tons, old measure- ment, for Centreport parties. s Marine Disasters. Stramanrr Bogprruan, for New York, in goi down the Savannah Htlver, oly the inorning ‘ot the 12th inst ri ite Fig island. Lighthouse, whores frained tog lage hour same night. twas thought proba: ble that she ‘vould float off on next morning's tide. Stramsn Srampur, for Boston, while going down Ba, vannah 10th, strue ‘on {he obstractions and remained ihere unt W0 o'clock ‘push night, when she floated off with the ing poste} any Sreaqsnir Fuance peferg. reported, 1s al moi her voyage without hay- . jontreal for Liverpool, Ore ‘at Longue Fount Bary water: Sreamsmrp ReGutator, for New _ ‘was ashore on the Rip, below sarge ince NO, 12th inst. Snr Koonta from Brunswick, Ga; for Liver: pools berore Teported at Welltax in distress; sailed June . espe having repaired. aac Field, from Howland’s Tela ns town remained atthe Falkisnd talaads April 3, to sail, having repaired. Waatixe Buic Maxveiia (28 tons, of San Francisco), | Heronlgen, hay been totally wrecked. onthe coast 0 Lower Calffornia. Soun Biiza A Proctor, Perkins. of and from Boston for Ipswich, capsized and sank Wednesday night, All hands were saved except the cook, a, young man from _ acl home, Annie riend, after abet fan hour, and were landed the next’ morning at ee Jas Fou, Huntley, at Port Caledonia, 0! from Boston, before revoried in the jce off Scatarle tor 6 days, was damage ged so budly that she was placed on the ways at Port Galodonia for yepalra, Scun AJ eee remained ashore 12th, at pegged Point, Potor Ri Gredging machine left Alex andria inth a had gone aa work digging her out. Scur Susax Frances, of Lamoine, was below Portland Tune 13, with loss of head of foremast. ppbuuzast, June ¢The bark Alpina (of Bt John}, Penery, from Glasgow for Philadelphia, was towed leaky, Danrwourn, June 3—The Henrietta, Decent, from New Orleans (olléake) ‘for London, put in to-day with stanchions and bulwarks carried away and other dam- age, having experienced very heavy weather. Hawpura, May 81—The Minerva, Johnsen, hence for New York, which put back to Cuxhaven May 19 leaky, having been on shore near Heligoland, has been towed up the river and arrived here yesterday afternoon. Krvastown, June $—The ship Hudson (Br), from Liver- pool for New'York, is on shore off the Codling Bank; tugs and lifeboat went to her yesterday, and she will very likely get off. Mavurros, May $—The American ship New Bra has been docked, caulked and recoppered, and will soon reload her original cargo. Newnonyronr, June 13—An attempt will be made to get schooner EM 'Branscom off the beach at the mouth of Hampton River as soon asthe tides increase, Althou she ly considerably damaged she is worth repairing, bein only 6 of 7 years old, xnd will be put on the marie ratl way In Salisbury for that purpose, The E MB Is 86 tons burden, and built in Eden, Me. She has several owners, Wanrenrornt, May 31—The Konkordia, Mohiback, Sy rived here trom Baltimore, reported having experien very heave weather alinoct the entiro passige, and that ahe had shifted cargo several thm Miscel!: af lizabeth was sold at aucti ok for $300. The vencrah by Master Havner, in Ist, ‘ald fora larger vessel, but the war coming on it was docked to awaiteventa, On the restoration of peace the frame was cut down and put into a large sloop, Soon afterwards she was bought by John Haraden and others, of this city. who changed her rig Into a topanil sehr. Bet singe she har d-ne fafthfut service in the coasting business, mainly between Penobscot Bay an the Massachusetts ports. Her longest vo; rage was, KY Charleston, SC, Almost all the old class of {alnuin thiaelty had thelr fest experience in this faltital old eran She has heen retopped three times, but the original timbers of her bottom are still in her. ‘After be- ing stripped her hull will be broken up.—Hockland Free pe ee W H'Genn & Co, of Bucksport, have a 3-masted schooner of about 300 tons ready for launching. She is named the Waldermer, and 1s com- manded by Capt Ed Parker, of Bucksport. Messrs Beas- ley & Co have & coasting schooner of about 200 tons under way. Messrs Swazey have have also commenced a small vessel, and J L Buck will probably build, during the pre- sent season, a brig of about tons. John H Crandon, Esq, at Columbia Falls, is building a fi ass brig of about ‘600 tons, to be commanded by Capt Harrington; Isaac Carlton has also conipleted a schooner of about, 10) tons, to be commanded by Capt Prescott Allen, o olumbia Falls. Notice to Mariners. FIQnIPATNOUTIE RANGE Br ACONSAMELIA ISLAND, FLOTIDA, Notige ix hereby given {hat,onand after June 1, two range ligh's will be xhibtted near the noreh od ot Amelia Island, to mark the turning point in the channel Zor vosse's entering the harbor of Femendina. The ighes fre freed wiilte--the trent one being on w trate beacon; the rear one on the keeper's dw i MW cacla sonstau in froth wen wnt urine the south beacoris on range when at the outer or sea buoy, the course being WW. Pursuing this cours? ‘he north beacons appear fo approach each other, until, when opposits the turning buoy, they come on direct range, At this instant ‘the ‘course is changed 10 NW4W, which leads to red buoy No 6, when the Course ahioald be changed to W248, which course leads in- side Fort Cinch; or, when the front north beacon bears W, change course to W48, Care should be taken to Koop tho vessel well in hand as. the. north beacons come together, asthe turn is sharp, and there ts danger of striking the ahonl on the port hand, Atention is cailed to the fet that the north range beacons only mhrk a turning point, which at night some- times cannot otherwise be found. Vessels cannot ran in on this range. ‘Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board, Wash- ington, DU, June 10, 187 i Arrived at New Bedford June 13, bark Minnesota, Pierce, Pacific Ocean, Hobart Town’ Feb 18, Chathant Island’ March 10, with 950 bbls sp and 100 do wh oil on board. Sold and sent hone on the voyage $60 bbls of sp Spoken—June 4, lat 8110 N, lon 7438 W, bark Clarice, Marehuny ‘of Edgartown, with 250 bbls sp. Spoken. nes (Be), frqm New York for Aujer, March 31, 1a Seat eon SMe Ne eae < dunt from New York for Hong Kong, May Sdat LN, long 29 Ship Armius, reported from Valparaiso, no date, lat7 8, le, of graduaily [Ship Thos Lord, Wallace, from Liverpool for San Fran- elseo, April 22; tat 0.508, lon 38 80. ‘acne, Glenpatra, from Caloutta for New York (? Dundee), ri nN British shin, kupnosed the Geo A Holt, from Leghorn EK, May 2, 100 miles wost of Leghorn. ‘of Hamilton (Br), from Philadelphia for Queenstown, Jume 11, Cape May bearing WNW, 40 miles dhy pilot boat Devid Mitchel, Bark Jules (at Nantes) from Savannah for Montevideo, May 16, Jat 27 N, lon 44 44 W. Bark Benefactor, Berry, from New York for Hong Kong, rilg6, Int 23 27 8, ton 28°23 W. ; Buta aria, from Boston tor Stettin, May 23, lat 4611 N, on. Ree Ontine, from Pensacola for Cardiff, no date, lat 34 mn ive Betas, from New Orleans fee Liverpool, Way 2; lat 48 20, long 19 20. Foreign Ports. May 80—Sailed, Royal Charlie, Sutherland, June 1—Arrived, Dunedin, MeMillan, New Ks i Braito, Nielsen, New Orleans; Resolute, Campbell, Sailed June 2, steamship DeRuyter, Young, New York. AKYAB, May «Arrived. W G Russell, O Owen, Colombo, Sn, Jane Arrived, Oneta, Ingram. Philadelphia. Borpeavx, June alled, Sanditsky, Norton, Cardiff, May 29, Garibaldl, Hoyer, New yarrived at Pauilia Brouwersnaven, Jone 1—Sailed, Guireo, Carmenavo- rich, New York. HREMERRAYER, 1 May 30—Arrived, Deutschland (8), Ney- naber, New # iNinicion off the lighthouse Slst, F Reck, Waltzen, from iadelphia. BrnGen (Norway), June 14—Sailea, steamship St Olaf or), Hille, New York. Bomnay, May 7—Arrived, Annie, Baker, Rangoon. Sailed » avi Limerick Lass, Yeaton, Aleppy. Canviry, Jung 2—Sailed, Architect, Daddrihge, Charles- ton. Capiz, May 2—Arriyed, New York, Pollio, and Lola, Williams, New York. ps el Yona” nes Villa Frauca; Ursu- w A AL Try ‘May 8-Arrived, Charlotte W White, Griffin, ntevideo, ‘ed May 4, Dinapore, McAlley, New York; Matter- horn, Curtix, Boston, Ovitacoa, June 1—In port sehr Village Belle, Rowe, from Samana, disa. Dvawts, June 1—In port B Rogers, Woologhan, for New- port, RI Idg. vat, Sune $—Arrived, Philadéiphia: Trident, sailed). Atlantic, Jacobsen, London for Bilson, ‘do for Boston (and both Ceres, Boelmann, Boston. , ship JBQV (Dutch), from Baltimore for Rotterdax sroxt, June 1-Off, bark Glydenlove (Nor), from ork for'An —Arrived, Minnie Graham, Williams, ort Blue Jacket, Simmons, Guana Rogers (from Guanape), Bristol ; Sitile Otago: Thorndike, Hamburg. Ott the Lizard May Sh, bark London, Mitchell, from Pensacola for Sunderland; June 3, shtp Thos Dunham, McLean, from Havre for Glaszow. Fasano, PR, June $—In port brigs Echo, MeCahan, for Baltimore in 10 days; RC Wright, from do, disg, to load toreturn, Guai l—Arrlyed, India (s), New York. May Sail a yune ty: City of Foochow, Talt, San Francisco. ex, Jtine 1—Sailed, Kate Harding, Harding, Mon- Wettre, Philadelphia, May 24—Cleared, Abram Young, Troop, rrived, Gem, Smith, Philadelptua, e1—Arriveil, Kalstad, Johnson, New York ; xy rphon, Day, New Orleane, ‘ured May 31, Guilbergsen, New York. Hamnena, May 31 Metcall, Beck, Cardiff, Arrived at Cuxhaven June I, Atlanta, Grote, Philadel- phia, Salted from do May Sl, P G Blanchard, Blethen, Eng- Jani ttayaxt, June 14—Arrived, bark Cardenas, Sundberg, few Yor! Sailed June 8 brig Lone Star (Br), Kenealy, Baltimore. eqgleated 5th, schr Leien Hastings (Br), Aubrey, Pensa- ol, 1d; ane Enima L Houlton’ BP. Norwood, Harkness, for Philadelphia, do; brigs st W. Beard (r), Carter, and Alex Nickels, Peterson for New York, do; Blanche (Br), Cole, and Talteman (Nor), Sehlott, for Philadelphia, d Bessle Rowe (Br), Leroy, ior Bost Caprera, Pendl ton, for N of Haiterasy do; Lena a thuriow. Corbett, and Wm Welsh, Gay, for do aries Purvis, Smali, tor Falmouth, do; schrs P whiaks Bn, Fanchion, for Boston, ohn it French, Burgess, for aah ae do; ani “Inport 8th, ship Arcturus, Williams, tor Liver mai E Anderson, Bran¢ Tower, for New York, do; Aspe Jaue 8—In port sch Teonn,, Wil ISLAND, Ju im He: frou and for Bullmore, arrived: May & will arrived May ®, i (Br), Roberta, from New York, arrived Hiuirax, Stine 14t—Arrived, bark Hileawsus d ir), Fisher, New York} brig Anna (Br), bartaby, do. pilasreroet, 8, June 10—Arrived, brig Home, Mayo, arte Tsun Or Wranr, June 2-Off the Owers Ist, ghin Ameri. can Congress chi Hin, trom London for New York, Di Druid, William, fro ork for tiambury gune orion, ook, from Philadelphia ‘for wel Kivashutnax (Devon), Juno 2-Off, Mereurlus, Olsen, from St Marys, Gua, for uit. avEnPOoL, June’ I--Arrived, Wallace, Jordan, New Or- leans; Abbic. Rasmussen, Baltimore; 2d, Persoverance, be oh Philadetphia, Sailed 24, Fleurde-lis, Rees, San Francisco, prexngx, du Sune s—arrived, Brage, Jorgensen, New York; nion, jostor Minsuzsroxovan, June 1~Sailed, Kong Sverre, Marcus: een, New York. Manseiuies, May 30-Sailed, Maria, Remano, York Mrvstwa, May 26—Arrived, Giulia, Calotta, New York. ROVENE, May 22—Arrived previo ip Burydice Darr, New York, Apras, April 2o—Arrived, Melrose, Neill, Ovloutta (and anilod Sth for New York). alatannas, June 7—Arrived, brig Tally Ho, Chisham, ana. Railed ad, schr Robert Wing, Chadbourne, Caibarien. Ont, it”? 31h neared Fair & Easy, Taylor, Wil- Nes r afi tet, Agtila, Patch, New Yor! New Newny, Jie 3—Arrived, Concordia, Mohibaeh, Balti- mores , phe, ah Aart od tatred, aes Talia Mt Warren, Ne “June 12-"Atrived, bark Bachelors (Br), Tooker, Nth, steamship Scandinavian, Ballantyne, y, Fi, AprilSIn port bark Frances, $ield, Queenstown, ready sal. youn Gass ay pars “port brig Cadiz, for New pean dno SU port brig Antelope, Rumball, for rived, Premat, Fislind. Balt Or nm); 34, Toston Citadel, Blowart Philadel: Also pitkray, May Patent, Marcin © Day, Chase, New Or- man, a gl dk it dora rine eet 0; 2, Baw By. rt Beco, Crosby, Sa -igueeaies Huxcouny June 1 ‘ Johns, Charlesto eee, June l—. Robertson," Da- Sroceno, Ma: Br tuowan vung is Paste near Focice. Slocum, Rio seater tm for = 2A, nen shan May rire @r, smith, rk neat June ite bark Europa (Bri, Lobb, north of ram SrJonx, NB, June 12—Arrived, bark Mi 4 ggumon, ew Vorks ity ahip tychur bs Disamasek ek Gleared th, hip John Clark Bristol. are john Clark, Ro Salted 13th, ainship Olympla (Br), Young (from Glas- BTROON, June I—Sailed, Pe Bosheriand, Providence. TriwDaD, June 6—In port brig Aroostook, Bryant, for Boston, ready, Wie! through Pentland Firth (no date), virike, Brodenberae taut Neweastie for Wilimington: (Per Sreasrirr Parris. 1, Aaaeae: June 3—Arrived, Bessie Parker, Cox, New Yor ‘atlea 24, DeRu: eRaytor (ps (9), Vatk, Now York, Arrived at harles, Lechero,* New York; Orfon, Cook, Fitted ii j EAR ele an gente, an cae Willen. Parow, New York; dunct Forbes. Vatkor, Flotou (and Was off Heal 8a), Ee ror big ia. 1y W—Sailed, Virginia L Stafford, Curry, alencia, ‘Accra, WOA, May jae Port Seagull, Plummer, and Dawn, Grego ry, unc. Beveast, June $—Arrived. Edina, Robinson, Baltimore. pobuanuipae, 1W, June 2—Off, Orion, from Philadelphia for Antwe! Oirthe Whine May 31, bark Jupiter, Kuckens, from Sa- vannah for Bret BuovwutstarEs, June 2-Arrived, Duisberg, Holljes, Baltimore. Salled 24, Caroline Premuda, Soich, New York (and put back windbound), Busuxunavex, May S1—Arrived, F Reck Waltzen, Phila- delohia; June 1, Lima, Ellerbroe! Bus; May 3l—Arrived, Excel, Jamon, ‘New Yo rk. ona, May 22—Sailéd, Stradella, Grahl, New York. haart, ‘April '25—Sailed, ‘Morro Caitle, Jewett, Hong XQ'Bserx, April 29—Salled, ship Bombay, Jordan, Eu- weak, June $—Arrived, Alex MeNell, Killeram, Ant- Siertanvox, Sune 2— Arrived, Hellas, Pens, Savannah, Salled May 31, M New Orle Cork, June 1. Oxrri, May 27—Sailed,’F di Pao, Penars, Now eouminavany | May 3l—Suiled, P @ Blanchard, *Slothen, ngland. Coveney, May 31—Arrived, Franklin (, Dreyer, stectin (and loft for New VorRe Consrantinortr, May 24—Arrived, Kong Oscar, Larsen, Dew York ‘and Cleared 20th for Odessa). Le eo May 5—Arrived, Garden’ Reach, Gilmore, Danrwoorn. June §—Put in, Henrietta, Decent, from New Orleans for London, in distress Dovien, June 4—Fassed, Otago, ‘Thorndike, from Gua- nape for’ Hamburg. AL, June 4—Arrived, Phineas Pendleton, Pendleton, Cochin’ (and sailed for London); Flora, Shearer, Bull River (and sailed for do); Trowbridge, Stapleton,’ Mel- bourne (and sailed for. ‘Dusty, June 3—Arrived, Uriel, Charleston, Exsixoke, May §l—Arrived, Rosina, Hansen, New Or- aay eee for Reval; Liburna, Mostield, New York for Cron- ‘aa June 8—Arrived, Wilhelmine, Maas, Wil- mington; Etnil, Wailis, London for Fail River. Salled Ist, Sunffower, Ball, New York. Greenock, June 2—Sailed, Orvarodd, Providence. Hono Kong, Ap mri 19—Sniled India, Patten,San Fran- claco: Ly-e-moon, Kasinnmen, Sal gon x Kote-osarca, Miireh 25—Sailed, Carnarvonshire, Davis, ew ‘nivxnroor, Juno 2—Arrived, City of Boston, Wyman, New Orleans. Arrived at do 12th, bark Ancyoca (Br), Willams, Charleston; 14th, ship Lizzie Moses, Cox, New Orleans; bark Volage, May, Galveston ; 15th,’ steamship Siberia, an New York. Harris, Boston, Sailed 12th, steamshij oes Gr lystic Coffill, Wilming- ‘York’ (and. entered. out Loxpox, June 3—Arriv ton, NC; ‘Ontario, Hogan,’ New. ganic Gay to return) 4th, Wilhelm Fosn, Nielsen, New Enjored out 84, Nethanja, Mikkelsen, for Philadelphia 4th, Agnes Campbell, Land! ‘Arrived at Gravesend 34, si, Stocsen, Pensacola. Mussina, May 26—Arrived, Tyrian (s), Lawson, Naples (and sailed aah for Palermo and New York). Mapa May 24—Sailed, E M Merrell, Coll, Boston, MALAGA, May 23—Sailed, Westfold, Jacobsen, New York. a Xzwront, June 8—Arrived, Geo Hurlbut, Masson, Elai- z vhexourm, June 3—Sailed, Lyman Cann, Dowell, Phila- e1p) ‘QUEENSTOWN, June 15—Arrived, steamship Cuba, Moodle, New York for Liverpool (and 1 proceeded) Sailed June 3, Barracouta, Goddard (from Portland, 0), Dublin; Framat, Teglund (from Baltimore), Dundalk Eaxagon, April 2—Sailed, Mogul, Freeman, ‘Fal- mout Sinchrorr, April 26—Arrived, Memnon, Baker, Calcutta. Saicox, April 22—Arrived, ‘Sumatra,’ Latham, Hong ‘Rallea 2th, Rolling Wave, Hall, Hong Kong. Sierra Leone, May 16—In port, Edwin Rowe, Brown, une. Suxpenzarn, June $—Sailed, Guina, Smith, New Orleans. Suvena, May 22—Arrived, Plus, Bessesen, Philadelphia. ‘Trieste, May 29—Sailed, 8 Luigt, Trapano, New York. Wannunrornt, June 2—Arrived, Prof Schwelgaard, Bal- timore. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA. June 14—Arrived, senrs ick. Williams, Bost Hoyt, Cranmer, New York; WW Hupper, etn Pal, Cook, New London; John Jd Pierson, Jersey hin EO Knighi, New. York; Annie Tf Reynolds, New Haven Arrived, schrs Samuel H Sharp, mes A “Parsons, Shaw, and James Ponder, Hudson, Philateiphias 2°: Trwin, Johnson, Phita phia: Lirey A Blossom. “Chadwick, Elizabethport; Alaska, trout, Ellzabethport; Albion, Sinith, Hoboken ; Granité State, keabury, New York. red—Steamer William Lawrence, Hallett, Baltt- barks Moneta (Br), Sinclair, Meibourne: Lochee (Br), C thhurst, NB; Josephine, Haven, Portland; schrs er, Lewis, Saugerties: Ella "Matihews: McElwee, Georgetown, DC;G L, Lovell, Saugerties, iled—Barks Frank'and Virgo. BALTIMORE, June 14—Arrived, steamer M:Clellan, Howes, Boston via Norfolk; ship Annapolis, Bennett, Liverpool; barks Pleiades (Br), Campbell, Matanzas: En” deavor, Mountford, Cardenas; Kestrel (ir), Faulkner, Matanzas: brigs Rocky Glen, Rouse, Aguadi ; Silas Aylward (Bt), etden, Havanay You (Swed), Oleen, z ff Ol more; iddlesbro, E ‘Terhune, New York; Coneettina Ttal), Canoric ter, E} Aabine (Nor), Blix, Mid- leabro, EB; Susie J rout, Hammond, “Havana; Mary Knowlton, Lothrop, rnambuco;_schrs Gertie wi Hogsden, Eleuthera; te King, Bradford, Machias; L Bradley, Chase, Matanzas; 0 & N Rogers, Cubberly, New Yor Cleared—Brig Peri, Perkins, Martinique; schr Hattic M Howes, Howes, Boston. Sal led—Ship Tamerlane, San Francisco; barks Rusoer, Cork; Yamoyden, Rio Janeiro; brigs Atalanta, Charleston ; Goodwin, Boston. BA ANGOR, June 1s—Arrived, brig Hampden, Smith. ane York; schrs IC Somers, and’ Emma W Day, Clark, do Ke vanskeng, Wyatt, South Amboy; Helen rrones, bila ton Point Cleared—Sehr Atpine, Libera New York. CHARLESTON, 8 ¢ 15—Sailed, steamship Manhat- tan. Woodhall, New: Yorks bark Christiana (Nor), Mersel, Bull River. RIEN, Ga, Tune 7—Cleared, brig Abb; sgl A Tinarion Jn; 10th, ship Cameo Foe jultord, Liver pools bark Grace (Br, Reynolds, Bremen; schr aint Simmons, Boston. To port 10th, ships Elphinstone (au Skantze, for Pnifea Kingsom, Jie: Nazerone (Br), Brewar, for do do; barks Tiger (Br), Miller; Ciatiee, Lambert (Br) Ethan Allen, Devereux Commodore (Br)._ Hoyee, erand Eolus, Krough, all for dodo. rigs 1). Withers: Leah ir), Davis. and reds (BEN Lloyds for a do; sees Ida Birdsall, Johnson, for New York, do} Jesse Hart, Hart, for Philadelphia. do. EASTPORT, June $—Arrived, schrs Nilsson, Keene, Georgetown ;' Lucy, Mahiman, New York; 10th, barks Magdaln, Black. Liverpool; Mary B Harris, Crow! ley, Bos- jyiitty Reunion, Tucker, d RESS MONTOE, dine 18—Paseed in tor Baltimore, narke Kitwe Oounty, froma aes ntwerp; Vino, from Province: fown, Stella, from Liverpool; brig Storm King, from ni neat waite june 14Arrived, sebrs Theodore Dean, tiled<-Schre Olver Ames, Babbitt, Georgetown, DO; Thos Borden, gilen. Philadelphia, ig ot GALVESTON, ine 7—Arrived, ship Assam Valley @n, Robinson, Cardiff; schr Selumeb, Patterson, Philadelphia, ae toate’ 7th barks Norwegian (Bn. Rodgers, Liverpool; h, Ctra Merrym: ‘ork. SVARDINER. Pane pete By ae Mary Shields, Waitt, Pantied Ait ache Alice Oakes, M New York. ih sehr Alice Oakes, Marson, New Yor! KEY WEST, June l¢—Artived,. steamsh! ‘artadne, | tak fex), Ellen, Have- Desa New York (and sailed same day for Galv EW ORL Paar Ji — Raut Po Pras june 1l—Arrived, schr Texans lenred-*Rark Askur (Nor), Jorgensen. Cork. phacrawast Pass, June Arrived, Tchr F Lsicas, Hulse, Li ag June 13—Arrived, sohr Chingorora, Ryder, New York. Saited. Brother's Pride (Br), Galloway, New York. EWBURT PORT June 13—A) vederchrs 1 Picker- ing Fhlladetphia: Louler Newton, mn, Gray. Re ‘E D, June 14—Arrived, schirs ‘Younc Teaser, ‘schre Thomas Borden, Phiindeighiay Phosbe & Blizabeth, son; Mary. Bowen; © P Shultie , Kenyon, Providence for New York. ieailed—Bchrs LP Pharo, Anderson, Philadelphia: Min, nie Kinnie, Parsons, do; Tri York; Margaret Jane, Kennedy, Providence for og RRS Hannah Brown, Sacket, Fall River for, Hunti LI; Miltie Frank, Edwards, and Independence, do for New York; Mary. Emma, Pichols Providence for Croton; Sinope” (Br), Bro’ Dorehester, NB, for New York: Zoo, Tinker, “Fall River for. doy ‘New us, Hallock, | Fro witence, for, a3, Ard et, erset for 5 ie for doy Alton f Miner, Fall River for, de: Dy do for do: Whistler, Keefe, and Chas wav, Taunton (or New York: Louies Franci Keliey 3D i Sturgis, Chase ; Feary Gibbs, Cham; Pair Wi man. and Famex Handy. from, New Bedford for dos Potter & Hooper, Bra bury. 10 for Haverstraw ; Steph en § Tee, Springer, do for Philadelphia ; sloop Fred’ Brown, Ryder, from idence for New York. ‘Alag schrs Pavilion, Brightman, Fall River for Long Istand; j,Garoline & Ccmelia Crowle: ‘Somerset (OF jew. 3% 8now, Thorndike, Pall Hiver for New Yorks Bella Weck, A ATCT, Fuvtuckot for, da: Alice, Serenton, Seward, and Warrcn Gates, Smith, Fall River for th, AMcarrived: sche M mine, Ferris, Warren for Xow York; sarah Elizabeth, Lockwood, Providence for Ogmter Bay. Ehlladeiniie for Norwich; J Charley "Woolsey, wo: Kate’ Gail Felich N ‘NEW WAVE lor M--Arrived, schrs.J P Ross, Paull, and Jonas © Chew, ghlds, Taunton for New York; Mary H Mimin, Perris, farron for di NORWICH, June 14—Arrtved, sohraJohn R Brick, North Rivers Tnane Merritt sage Eva, do; Belle Seaman, mitout lannal annon, Sailed—Schrs San Juan, ‘New York; Little David, do; Cerro Gordo, do; J R Brick do. NDON, June Te Atrived, achra RH Sampson, Manion. Alexandria! han, Hoboken; Tdelia HAVEN, June i6—Arrived, ache Favortto, Clark, hrs Eorest cae faite s New Yor E Tabor, er Hunters mes Henry. Sloctim, do. ee \rrived, DAK “Auina’ (Nor), et (Br), ,Cerrior, ae and Bonits 7), Hatfteld, Ci ri J 0 Thomp- Charles Sawyer, jase, Newpo =a ae Nova York (ita, Can ichaet yd ee Viatiegs Ca: Adelie rave Oh: Gavisy Mary tialey noi oe as, Davin "Boston; Auigator, MeGrogory June 14—8hiy Polley, 9 Atoanay Cham’ passed to sca last Pl in tow. of we Soe AOE erate “his oxton boat, for orders. ene Pernambuco for ite f bocmsiege pase te ca eae Sea cle i sass ie ine | 16-Pamed In for Philadelphia, steam- ship Richt 1. PORTLAND, 4 from Iso i Lt B8 Lintey, Ha oasis Ellzabethpo ‘ork; see sohra Hattic, MeClin- mani Hate ak “ ph Rock well, ae p for Paweacken ieee Te Rand & Eliza, Caswell, Rondout ‘at ae : Fitzpatrick, ton Waiter, Rew orks ray Ward, Colt south end of Prudence, a bar! Sailed—Schrs George W Whitford, Ed Lamarting, Butler, Fniladelpnia: Jo , Murch, Hackensack, NJ; “thomas E Cahill, aK, ae) 1a Cai ton, Burke, Go: Toon, Rafford, do; Bint Jo; Muskee, McOlin ‘Thomas,. ao, Fe 40, lelen Perkins, Kelley, do; ‘Minquas, Heaney, Lor borg; Salts Ann, He bentie, Bowen, to. KET. June We—Arrived. schre Tt B Warford, ieabeth ray Soy Apollo, Freeman, hrs » Philadetpnia: J Ta Yvon. ana Now Globe Bray, New York Philadelphia. sche Bessie ye belt Alte, ie sohr Bessie Mort's, TMOND, Sune Ta gee an Wwynnoke, Cole, June eches’ taney Am Bishop, Balti Dana, rice .7 0 ca Philadelphiay a jalled—J Donahue, Warren, Bal 12—Arrived, rig Nellto Clifford, Lit SAVANNA June 12—1 enent, Fall@iver; schr rene’ a Messervey, Wall, Provi- Pipe krzieeas schr Qcones, Nases ‘alled—Steamship Gen Barn Mali New Yi SALEM, June 15-Arrived, schire Willard, Sinith, Blan Cone,. bothpors, Fair wrina. Bonsey, Hoboken; Sonsiean ‘Weehaw! WRaifed—Sehred8-Van Dusen, Corson, and J Cadwalla- der, Townsend, Philadelphia. STON ‘INGTON, June 14—Arrived, schrs Fredonia, Sears, ndout VINEYARD HAVEN, June M4—Arrived, bark Ellen Stevens, South Amboy for Portiand; brigs ‘Eurodus, Bal- timore for Boston; Elmira, hiladsipita for do; sehrs ee Bonaire for orders; Storm Petrel, Weehawken for J lace, do for Annisquam; iam Arthur and Mary P Somers, Philadetphl for Portland; Anne Bell, do for Ipswich, Johnson for Portsmouth Richard Pete: nm B Shaw, Maggie ya Battle Bar a tarts ‘Thomas Tilto and Boston for Phllagetphias Anes Myrick, Provincetown’ ‘fi Mary H Wescott, Lynn for doz Frank B Cotton and Rebecen M Smith, , atcy Folnt for do; Raven's Wing, Salem for do; Mouth for do; Lettie Wells, Oulais for do: Marri Faller, Portland for Newark; Canary, 8 George for Rappahannock River: Leontine and xeter, Kland for New York; George Shattuck, Thomastot feito, raed. City, Gloucester for do; Violet, St Johns for sailed Sehr Union, JT Alburger, Charles E Smith and Cla) oth, A M—Arrived, schrs Soventy-six, James River for. Thomaston ; x B Mahon ony, Bangor ‘Yor Washington; Shean Traveller, Beverly tor Philadelphia. The entire feet 1s getting under way WULLMINGTON, NC, June 18—Arrived, schr Kate E Rich, olfor Boston. WARREN, June ee reared: schr Oscar F Hawley, Bayes. Blizabeth po l¢d—Sehr stay 1 Mimin, Ferris, New York. M4th—Arrived, lake, Haverstraw. actir Esquimaux, Bi ee MUISCELLANE! »US. “[ BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTA FROM A Courts of different States; legal everywhere; deser- i, pas ampeiane (buses Pe Lunia Keuuee oe vore a0 us Se HOUSE, Attorney, 1W) Broadway. —HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, A. Corner ot Fulton avenue and Boerum street ‘Open from 8 A. M. to D Neyo DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM the courts of dite rent States. No Se Aivive free. ic jommissioner tor evi FL KING, Counselior-at-Law, 305 Broadway. ARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFEES, GROGERIES AND visions; warranted to, gut, the palates: a4 the Pockets of the million. s99 Greoawieh atreci, New York. ONSUMPTION.—A GENUINE, EFFECTUAL REMEDY for hopeless ‘consumption, Ulcerated lungs, coughs, siclan, for. neumonia, from an eminent retired Yale sendin ng address aud stamp to PHYSICIAN box SON'S Institute for Young Ladies, THIERGARTEN Br EET, HAN R. For prospectuses and further particulars address Dr. M. ‘Leverson, 204 Prony. New York, room 14 BAR, HEA! Dr. W. TH MOON, late of Boston, Is located at No. 25 Union square, in Union Square National Bank build- ing, second floor, New York. ,Has travelled about. four on epecialtios—Cutarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pi Deainess, Dyspepsia, Disease kidne: Heart Comp! ‘int, Female Weakness, P rah ne lanes ad the greatest success of any man on record. right up In. two or three days where others have treate for years, It is a new mode of practice. Uses vegetable cine altogether. He cured Governot Sprague of dys. pepela in three davs, aiter other physicians had tried Go so for five years, ‘as he said. He cured or helped Chiet Justice Chase alter other doctors from New York doctores im, until Governor Sprague and wile one night tho he would die every minute. The Governor told ine Reversaw a man inauch distress in his iite, and said to his wife, “What it we should give him sone of Dr, D- gon’s medicine he left met 1 know it will not It did not hinder me trom my business, und 1 cat what £ had & mind to.” She says, “Give if to tiv minutes his pains left h hen selograp hed tomer T went and gave him some medigine. He fs now. on. the bench. The Doctor tells you just how you are and cause without asking a question. Examination and gonsulta- tion free, does not guess at the disease and exper! mentfor the cure. Goand see him. He will satisty you these things are even so. To wom iT MAY CONCERN :— For many years I was a sufferer from Catarrh and Repsia, and took medicine {rom many physicians, but found ho permanent reliet. I was induced to try’ Di Thompson's remedy, and I must, confess the result was surprising. In a Very shor} time 1 found myself very greatly Improved, and have fo occasion to take medicine: nce for theye diseases, this belny about three Years ago- President State National bacon Mrnweapouis, Minn., $4 June, 1872. ‘Minxfarouis, Minn., Ma This may certify that, three years ago, w enon William Thompson’ was orectiang medici oe in this petor Twas deputy assessor: and after he had practised three weeks the phys s Ot together and called on me to make a demand of sald Thompson for his license, at the same time that he was ouring up all of their. Patients and spoiling thelr business. | 1 made the demand. the Heong all right. ,I think from what f have geen and heard, he beats the civilized world in curing. Catarrh, ., Dyapebsin veal Asthma, his specialties, together with ft ‘weakness, and cures in Ae J AMS, OHN Bx-Agsistant Assessor, U.S. Revenue Deparenent, Rend a few of his cures from the Boston Herald of March 8, 1872:— A very remarkable cure has been performed by ‘Win. Thompson, 76 Tremont street, within eight weeks, A med Seavey came to hin, as he says, afflicted h Catarrh and yispepsia; His case was an obstinate one, and resisted the ‘treatment of physicians of note and’ ability for six years. Under Dr. Thompson's treatment ho was cured in éight weeks, During the cight weeks of covery he gained trom 183 pounds to 196 pound ing 62 pounds {n 56 days, ashe said, making, according making own statement, a very remarkable cure. The man ap- peared to be a man of truth. ‘©. WINFIELD SCOTT, Jr., M.D, Lynx, Nov. 21, 1870, This may certify I have been so constipated in my bowels for one year I haye never had anything pass them except by warm injeetions made strong with Cayenne. pepper. Dr. Thompson. gave me a course of medicine on rday night, and Monda; again next after my bowels became natural, and haye remained so ever since. I tried three of the best physichuns; they did me no good. I wish the world could know how soon he can make @ ite, has performed 1 great many remarkable cures in 1; which the common doctors Could nothelp. try him. He will Ag you Koo SON 5. MAY, M. 8, May & Co., Merchants. September 12, 1870, JOsTON, } Thereby certify that I have been for a long time troubled: with'a severe bilfous trouble, which no ordinary remedy wt uid ive but a temporary'relief, I was induced from what Thad heard of Dr. Wm. Thompson to try his remedy, and with me It hay proved, as it now. tect cure. ae HINES, Atty Mixxxaporis, Minn., September 21, 1868, to certity that my, wite "hee en sick for two ears, inal Lhave j:aid out afrout $1,000 for doctors’ bills in. anal ties, and found no beneftt from it. At last T 1d. Wm. Thompson if he thought he could help fer, aie ‘said he thought he could, and gave her some medicine Friday night, and Sunday'noon next after she became well, and has remained so ever since, and has. gained twelve pounds. Ho has cured thirty in the town 'DUCATION IN NORTH GERMANY.—MRS, LEVER dyspeptic a well man. Of Mikneapolis of liver cemplaint, which. the doctor gould not help, and many of eatarrh, Try nim; he wil do you good. EDWIN East Sacinaw, Siar Ta70, eins isto certify thatT have used Dr. “Wm. Thompson's edy for liver complaint and bilious diseases generally. Tana ft in all respects perfectly satisfactory. It removes the system, and removes gradually, and tones op the whole system, tanking one feel like a tow person, than twenty-four hours after using the same. T feel,better. than Thave for inonths, Trecommend. the remedy as invaluable to any one suffering under any of the complaints peoullars cy ys oon z lichigan. y iT, Att'y at Law. "Gomoons, duly 1, 1571, This may certify that a young man, § student of Dart- mouth College, came to my house, ad been doctor. ing @ year for dyspensta, ashe sald, and xot f0 he could not study and came to Concord to be doctored, hopin; fwoor thiree months to get so asto fo back 10 his cla Dr Thompson told im he thought he could put tim back: nmin two days and did go. 1 saw him three. Is, fe told me he was as well as over was. That lathe way to do it = | DUTTON, Proprietor of Elm House, foston, November 1, 187 Ny certity, that Ihave been sick for a betlod of. won years with yepepaia, and have been dociored by eiapand had ‘sicians. Tgo.so weak at last I could not sit upand had been confined to my bed for nine weeks Dr. Thompson took charge of my Gase, and in four Gays Trout Ik, and now am very fortable, gaining every day. I tan walk up and do four flights. of aiuirs without trouble. Persons desirous of FrenacmtinE at my residence, Farosk opposite Trempus House . aah som, Mase, Be yt. To mn Ponte Having nad a severe set of te si etcomais 3 ee a at eR dies and consultey, inysetanes but found ne Seller aie met with old Dr. Thoinpson, who seems to understand tho = re and cause of our disease at once; he asks but three days to cure you of any common disease, He ad- ministers vegetable Instead of poisonous drags, I cheer= lly recommend him to all troubled with any of the dis cane tw which the body is subject. Yours trul , H. ATWOOD, Pri inter, bo Exchange ‘treet. August 21, 1869, This may certify that I had, last sprit ¢ i tn gs eee very bad, ei pie he a dvsvepaing of medicine, re » afew days 1 becaine all a aoe Js good. id the asthina so bad f ait a, eat or ak mia to any amount for a week at atime. | wish PineremuMering tro either of these diseases would gee irs, MARY E. SPRAG! houre=) to 12, 1106; ‘Sunday, from 9 wi 2 Omas HAIR 8A. roa retails at wholesale. ni CARER, hat aly Hae pe hd 32 INCH xWITCHES PHO SAN 837 Broadway, near Amity st. Cut this out,