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WASHINGTON. a The Affair of the Vienna Commissioners. ee A Report of the Pending Investigation ; Promised Shortly. Congressmen Cox and Peters Relin- quish Their Back Pa; WEEKLY RETURNS OF THE TREASURY. Instructions for Internal Revenue Collectors. WASHINGTON, D. Ca April 26, 1873, The Secretary of State authorizes the statement that no charges or suspicions exist in the Depart- ment against Clayton McMichael, of Philadelphia, the Assistant Commissioner from Pennsylvania. That gentleman is now at sea, on his way to Vienna. A detailed report of the investigation taking place at Vienna inte the affair of the trafficking Commissioners is expected shortly, and at the earliest possible moment the suspen- sion of all who shall not appear to be implicated The committee conducting the investigation consists 01 Mr. Jay, the United States Minister to Vienna, and Mr. Thomas McElrath, himself one of the suspended Commissioners. recommend the temporary suspension of the whole Commission, will be removed, Back Pay Returns. Ex-Representatives Peters, of Maine, and Cox, of New York, have sent to the Treasury the amount of their extra pay. New Series of Internal Revenue Rules. The Internal Revenue OMce has issued a new series of rules and regulations duties of collectors and deputy collectors under the act of December 24, 1872. They provide for the re- urement Of assessors and assistant assessors under the act as follows :— Collectors must on the 20th day of May proceed to the assessors’ office and tak give receipt foi » possession of and apers and other public perty appertaining thereto, and will thereaite yy themselves or thetr deputies, discharge all the | duties now imposed by law upon assessors and assistant assessors, except as otherwise provided On the Ist of May each collector will divide his district into convenient divisions and will assign a deputy to each, and will require each de;uty to Canvass his division and report to lim personally be found doing business with- the payment of the special able posted in all persons who m: out a stamp cenotin, tax to which they are ous piace in their establishments or plac mess, and aiso ali other persons who may be found Mable to any internal tax. All special taxes, with the exception of the tax on worms and.stills, are to be calculated from and Imciuding the Ist of May, to and including the 30th.ef April iollowing ; that is, any person doing business on the Ist of tax will be ing against him up to and including the 30th of April ensuing, and if the taxpayer commences busitess at a period subsequent to May1 he will be required to pay the tax irom the first day of the monin in which he commences to the 30th ef April | ensuing, The following concerning distilled spirits is contained in the regulations:—As a large pro- portion ef internal revenue will hereaiter be de- rived from distilled spirits, it is o/ the utmost im- portance that distilleries should such surveillance as Will render fraud impossible. Collectors should instruct their deputies to visit the distilleries in their distficts as often as pos- nat stated intervals, and at such visits deputy collectors should carefully ex- yeasting book and the record of the storekeeper, in order tu determine whether such books are correctly kept, and whether the ferment- | ing tubs have each been filled and emptied at the | proper time; that the mash he consistency on based; that the tubs hav. dry inches allowed for fermentation, and have stood | hours required by law. They should also see that the distillation of each day has been run into its appropriate cistern, and thut the gauger inspects each package of spirits Attention is given to the changes | of capacity, and it is required, in case a distiller wishes to change his capucity strength of beer and w * than that authoriz May™~ liable to a spe sible and at other t amine the distiller s been made of the | veyed capacity is n filled above the empty the twenty-iour »xisting survey, that a new survey should be made based upon the strength of beer named in the notice of the distiller. case the distiller wishes to use a becr thinner than that authorized by the existing surv survey would be made or chanye of Jowed unless the streng the distiller is Ww n section 19, ac by the act of June 6, 18 act of July Comuission: ithin the minimum pre- of July 20, 1568, amended | | sa , a8 amended, of Invernal time be satisfied that the provides that Revenue shall at any survey ol any distillery or neéids revision, he st make another surve cases, however, whicre, in order in the business of the dis for a new survey to be m order of the | when we t Of said distillery. revent delay it will be necess Without waiting tor Commissione: ; he wishes to suse which his last surve in all other cases of erroneous si Commissioner of the ig iound necessary The truit distulers will req attention of collectors and often located in rem trict; but the law requires that Fegistered and surveyed in the same inaan other chstilleries, a monthly repor class of distillers depend port made of the time th Collectors will observe tat importance that t It eften happens that wher two stills in iis cis Jollectors Will, ey, notity the a new survey Wili be ordered. uire a large sh many in number | portions of SSL against this most Wholly on the re- are operated. is of the utmost e distillers be closely watched, ilery he only us s the distiler shonia One of his stilisas not ior use, ant make appli pity, AS otherwise the the entire capa- y, Which, in cases of fruit distil- on the capacity of t oui reterence to the fermenting capacity. as the ofice of Assessor of Int cease to exist in provisions of Act of Dec Fecominending suitable persous f pointment as United tion jor reduction assessment would cliy of the distilie lery, is compute: stills, wita- | districts under the States internal revenve ga gary will devolve upon colle sessors, Who have heretc The duties heretofore gessors and a: the manuiacture of t also in connection witl and unmanufactured tot cember 24, 1872, transferred fro and assistant assessors and tors of internal revenue, to be or their deputies, unless where otherwis e periormed that duty. AW Upon as- imposed upon performed by them 1872, provides that returns of by section 110 of th quently amended, shall pe made semi-annually ou the lst day of Dec lst day of June, in. duplicat shall be transm: district, and on ternal Revenue; 6, 18:2, preseribes Ast days of Janu It will be se of deposit, circulat, of savings banks, whick bu ber 24, 1872, would 1873, cannot collector of the proper copy to the Commissioner of In- of the actor June | yment of these taxes on the pital, and the returns ct of Decem- apd capital for th twWithstanding x assesaments megntime. There w by banks in January ceding, but in view of the act of De hereon were not le Which are made } Some returns made proper tax Months, and will m to the Collector anc mey have to reco the amice wi Monbhs’ assersuy theretofore collecte assesament for the ected, and amount paid upon the first assessment on making | to bed; soon after i had retired Mr. Dennison claim for refunding. | In ascertaining the taxable amount of deposits | tnto Mr. Cas g4 institutions having no capital stock, and | sent me up to Mra. Pleasant’. house with a notet deing no other business than receiving deposits to loaned or invested for the sole benefit of the such deposits without profit or sation to the company, ali deposits exceed- 000 ip the name of avy one person are to be t waiver in writlig to this office of any rights they 'k the amount thus i so mucn of the as is equal to ; but if no waiver is made the eleven months will t re Inetaded, exeupting ‘where any period prior. iy meus 1872, aced in the returns of Such mn rig icy “me exemption of deposi for tends only such period prior to August 1, 1872, exter, to deposits of jess than $600 in the n8zae of any one person, i ron and after the date when ‘he office of ie sessor shall cease in the respective Cnet returns of legacies and successions must be made by persons able to tax thereon to collectors or thelr deputies. Attention is called to the fact that legacy and succession taxes accrue upon property passing by reason of the death of a persen dyin; since June 30, 1864, and before October 1, 1870, ant that they accrue at the time of such death witheut regard to the time when they become due and Pale i oqrulations are exceedingly voluminous, 7 e one = making a pe etions for the Budanes of calleciors and their deputies, Naval Orders. Captain W. G. Temple has been detached from the command of the Wabash and ordered to return home; Commander James H. Gillis, from the Naval Observatory, and ordered as Ordnance and Navi- gation Officer at the Norfolk Navy Yard, vice Com- mander James E, Jouett, detached and placed on waiting orders; Lieutenant Commander G,'C. Schulze, from duty in the Nicaraguan Survey, and placed on sick leave; Lieutenant Commander A, H. Wright, from the Narragansett, and placed on sick leave. Treasury Statement. Balances in the Treasury to-day :— Currency... . Special deposits of legal tenders for redemption ol certificates of deposit... 28,600,000 COin,.........06++ ‘ 77,193,468 Including coin certificates. 26,268,400 Legal tenders outstanding 857,042,286 Currency Statement, The receipts’ of fractional currency for the week ending to-day amount to.... $884,000 $1,883,300 Shipments of fractional currency 804,400 Shipments of notes . 663,500 The Treasurer ‘holds in trust as security for national bank circulation. ~. 888, 786,800 And for public deposits 122) 16,835,000 National bank notes outstanding at this date... sees 244,783,259 Internal Revenue receipts to-day, . 301,57 For the month.... 6,607,562 For the fiscal year to date..... 92,054,157 SUICIDE OF LIEUT. DENNISON, U.8. 5. pili Tee Domestic Troubles the Cause—His Wife, the Widow of the Late Commodore Woodworth, Trying to Obtain a Di- voree—Letters from Each of the Parties, {From the San Francisco Morning Call, April 19.) Shortly atter tweive o'clock noon yesterday, Erasiaus A. Dennison, who held a commission us eee in the United States Navy and had een assigned to duty on hoard of the steamer Saranac, committed suicide at the lodging house on the northeast corner of Dupont and Washington streets by shooting himself through the head witn a revolver. ‘The suicide was a native of Columbus, Ohio, about seven years of age, and a iman’ oi tine per- wppearance., He was a son of General Den- -Postmaster General and ex-Governor of Ohio, He graduated at the Annapolis Naval School in 1865. About two years ago he married the widow of Commodore Selim «. Woodworth, and having obtained leave of absence, he shortly aiter his marriage went on a wedding tour through burope, and on his return here rejoined his vessel. The marriage, 1 appears, Was not a happy one. On Thursday night the Suranac returned trom a cruise, and Licutenant Dennison, s00n alter com. ing ashore, received a letter from his wife, of which the following is a copy :— San Francisc Lieutenant E. Dennison, United State ac — Sin—During your absence T have long and painfully considered our relations for the past few months. Lt will perhaps be no surprise to you to learn that [ have irre ably resolved never t6 live with you again, and T shall atonce take steps to procure a divorce. ‘It there be any necessity for communicating with me it must be done through the Messrs. Rodgers, my attorneys. LESSETTE DENNISON, Accompanying Mrs. Dennison’s letter was one from her attorneys, in which they informed Lieu- tenant Dennison that they had been instructed to | Institute proceedings for divorce. Aiter recely- | ing this letter he began to induige in drink, aud s00n Was very much under its influence. While in a state of intoxication he went to the house of Mary Pleasant, No. 920 Washington street, where Mrs. Dennison resides with her children, and engaged in a conversation with Mrs. Picasant about Mrs. Dennison. He remained at the house ‘rom nine o'clock at night until twelve, April 17, 1873, weamer Sara- and during that time stated that he intended to | kilt timself, Atter leaving the house he went to | the room of his fiend, Alexander Caselli, in the building on the corner of Dupont and Washington streets, and he remained th during tie night, Yesterday moruing Mr, Caselli visited Mra, Denni- told Lieutenant Dennison that Mrs. Dennison was determined to obtain the divorce. Dennison then hauced Mr, Caselli two letters, requesting him to forward them as directed, and then stepped | imto a belroom, Ju a few moments afterwai there was heard the report of a firearm, and Ca- selll, opening the door, found Lieutenant Dennison ) lying on the floor, with a revolver in his right hand | aud bieod dowing trom a wound tn the head, near the right temple, Medical aid was summoned at once, but it Was soon discovered that the wounded | Man Was beyond assistance, and he died in a short | time, THE INQUEST. Coroner Stillman summoned a jury and held an inquest in the afternoon, When the following testi- mony Was adduced. The first witness called was Alexander Caselu, who, aiter having been sworn, | —Lieutenant Dennison landed yesterday iront the ship sv and immediately Game after me showed me a polite note inform: | ing him that his wife was about to institute pro- | ceedings tor a divorce; he was very much ex- cited; 1 dd to hin and said he had better | jeave the matter alone until this morning, ; When’ I wouta go and see his wife; 1 had an interview with that lady without obtaining any satisfaction; she insisted upon the step she had taken; I then returned home; he was going out when T returned, his carriage being the | door; he returned to my parlor with me and asked me, “Well, what is the result of your interview | with my wife’ T told him thai she said her con- clusion was irrevoc ; upon that he drew two jetiers trom his side pocket, one addressed to his father, the other to bis Wile, and asked me to send ‘them as addressec he then stepped into the bedroom and closed the doo i heard a shot, opened the door and saw him | on the fi ing or; 1 gave both letters to his wife; he found me in bed at twelve o’ciock last night, and | remained with me the remainder of the night; he did not appear to be excited. General Hewston (interrupting)—I have under- stood that he has attempted his life several times | before. | Mr. Casetli—Last night he was brandishing a pistol, wud I jaughed ut such nonsense; he was then sitting ou the soi; I had just got out of bed. M Pleasent, the landlady of the house on | Washington street, was then sworn, and she said :—I saw Lieutenant Dennison last evening; ne | Was at iy Louse for two or three hours; it was, I tlunk, between the hours of eight and nine o'eloc he came to sec me on business; he said he want to talk to me about lis wile; whenever he had those spells he would come to see me—I mean | when he was under the intlaence of lique he was consideraviy under the infiuence of liquor t night, but not so much as this morning. He showed me a pistol u evening, and he talked about killing me | and himself; I took his pistol away and kept it for three or four hours; he (alked like a drunken man; | he left my house about tweive o'clock; he seat for me to go to Mr, Casellt’s room about ‘nine o'clock this morning: he said he wanted to kill himself, but wanted to kill Mrs. Dennison first; he had ‘a letter written for me, one for his wite and one for his father; I tore up the letter to me before his face; he had written me letters before; 1 did not think he was going to Kill himself; he had made similar threats beiore; Tread the letter he gave me tuis morning: it sald something about his father taking care of his child and for me to look alter it; TL never saw lim unti after he had married Mrs, Selim Woodworth and returned from New York; they then came to board at my Qouse: fist saw him drunk six or seven months ago; saw him drunk at the Lick House before he came to my house ; | Was in Mr. Caseiii's room when Lieutenant Vennison shot himself while he was intoxicated ; not long since he purchased poison and took some, | but spilied the most of it on his clothes; when he | boarded at my house he was in the habit of coming home drank and falling down stairs; he would keep us up all night; he irequently threatened to Ktll himself, LIRUTENANT DENNISON’S LETTER TO M18 WIPE. The following is a copy of the ietter of deceased to his wite:— My Own Dantine—For you are too noble to have de ceived ine. ‘Love me as you used t etme. T have killed myself in order th r little ones shall not suifer. Lessette, my last words to you are, I have been true to you in action, and Llove you now as much as any man an love another : youv enemies and mine have done this | thing. Beware of ihem in the fucare: ¥. D. Knvelop address—Mrs. &. Dennison, care of Mr, Cuseiili, ‘he letter is written with pencti, in a loo: ir, regular hand, and the superseription on the en- | velop is in ink. ho Hen 1am priv: c tewart was then called, and said :— te servant of Mr. Caselli; at about rit o'clock ‘Tharsday might T was standing in ot of the house when Lieutenant Dennison came up; 1 was astonished to see him, as did not know the Saranac had arrived; he asked me if Mr. Caselli was in; took hin to the parlor; be saw that Mr. Caselli Was not in, and then went out; Mr, Caselli re- turned home about eleven o'clock; about twelve o'clock Mr. Dennison had not returned and I went knocked at the door of my < room, and I showed him elli's room; this morning Mr, Dennison he also gave me $6 to pay for a carriage ta to the Wharf and send on board tie wartanc foe his clothes; he looked like a man laboring ander excitement, or a8 if something was troublin him; 1 took acart, Went down to the wharf and soon as he opened tre hack as soon as I conid; I brongnt a hack to the door and notified ‘of the fact; } then told the hackman = that Dennison would be gown ns in an fe’ ir, Caselli’s pose discharged; Mr. standing in the room; I opened the door and saw the deceased lying on the floor; I then rushed after a doctor. town— d conversed with her on the subject of the | e, after which he returned to his room and | ner. Bark c Edye & ¢ | Bockmann | born & ¢ | I y | and had strong westerly winds; March got come things for him; took them to ‘him, and lelivered @ note from on of the ship oMicers; as he naked | me to get a L went up to heard a_ pistol and Mrs, Pleasants were THE VERDICT. { The jury then returned the following verdict:— That the deceased came to his death trom the effects of a pistol shot wound in the head, inflicted by himself while laboring under great mental ex- citement caused by domestic trouble, BASE BALL. The Athletics Unexpectedly Beat the Baltimores. PHILADELPHIA, April 26, 1873. The game of base ball between the Athletic and Baltimore Base Ball Clubs, this afternoon, was witnessed by 3,000 persons, The Athletics were the victers, Before the game commeneed the Baltimores were the favorites by 100 to 40, Force, of the Baltimore Club, was unable to play, and Carey took his place, The errors of Anson gave the Baltimores three out of their four rans, The catching of Clapp, of the Athletics, was the most hoticeable feature’ of the game, The Baltimores flelded finely, but the flelding and batting of the Athletics was superior, N. E, Young, of Washing- ton, was the umpire, The following 1s the score :— Athletics «7 0 279 100 0 I~ Baltimor -0 000022 1 OF OBITUARY, Rocuesrer, N. Y., April 26, 1873. John McGee, son of the late Hon. John McG died at Watkins last night of congestion of the lungs. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanae for New York—Tbhis Day. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER. Snn rises. 5 05 | Gov. Island, ve Sun sets. 6 52 | Sandy Hook e ++eve 8 06] Hell Gate, seve 10 40 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY, Office, — Steamers Sails, Manhattan .. 29 Broadway .|2 Bowling Gr n Bowling Green Broad way. Broadway. Broadw. {69 Bronaw verpool., [15 broadwa «| Liverpool. RK .|Havre. Bremen Dehmark. Westphalia . Hamburg. - | Liverpool. Hamburg iy :| Hamburg Bremen Havre + |Liverp 2 Bowling Green 5s Broadwa 9 Broadw N W YORK, APRIL 26, 187 . CLEARED. Steamship Baltic (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens- n—J Hyde Sparks, mship City of London (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool Queenstown—John G Date, Steamship Italy (Br), Andrews, Liverpool via Queans- “WJ Hurst. ship Ormesby (Br), Kirton, Liverpool—E E Mor- & Ce mship Deutschland (G uthampton—Oclrichs & Co. Steamship Mandinso (Br), Spence, Ravana, &e—Pim, er), Ladewigs, Bremen via Forwood & Co. 0 ship Clyde, Keunedy, Galveston via Key We lory i& Co, uship Mississippi, Crowell, New Orleans—Frederic New Orleans, Gager, New Orleans—H B Co. teamship San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah—W R Garrison. gheumship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannah—Robt Low- en Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, Charleston—H R Mor. gan & © Steainsiip Old Dominion, Walker, Nortolk, City Point and Rienmoud—Old Dominion Steatnsiiin Co teamship BC Knight, Johnson, Georgewwn, DC—G B Merrick. Steamship Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steamship Co. amshin Nereus, Bearse, Boston—H F Dimock. Steamsmp Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford—rerguson & Wood Sup Sarah Hignett, Burwell, Liverpool—Chas P Sum- ip Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, London—drinnetl, Minturn & Co, hip Early Morn (Br), Fursman, Bristol-E E Morgan's Sons. Ship Brothers Apap (Br), Ferrugia, Cork or Falmouth— Slocovieh & Co. Ship Henry (Ger), Wessels, Bremen—H ‘acian (Br), May, London nop & Co. a 3 Wright & ark Brilliant (Nor), Melisen, Cork or Falmouth— ye & Co. Weichard (Ger), Wiloe, Cronstadt—Funeh, Wark Bjornstraa (Nor), Hannestadt, ( Funch, Edye & Co. or), Marcussen, Havre—Tetens & Bark Kong Sverre ( Bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, Gibraltar—Borland, Dear- Bark Isle of Skye (Br), Morain, Barbaaos—L F Brig- Port Johnson—H D & J U ham. Bark Palo Alto, Penne. Brookman. Brig Jolin Sherwood, Nickerson, Seville and a market —H Baotier Brig Portollas Brig Como (Br) Walt & Co, Brig Maggie (Br). Strum, Demerara—Leayeraft & Co. Brig Daylight, Marks, Demerara—L, W 4 P Armstrong. Brig Helen M Rowley, Davis, W Oricans—N M Brig- ham. Krig Mariposa, Milton, Wilmington, NC—Miler & Honghton. Sclir Speculator (Br), Peters, Kingston, Ja—A H_ Solo- mon & Co. Schr Kdward Wifite, York, Havana—Jns K Ward & Co. Schir Old Chad, McClintock, Baracoa—b Puig & Co. Sehr Prairie Bird (Br), Caldwell, Windsor, NS—Cran- »), Pages, Barcelo iaims, Gibraltar dall, Bertaux & Co, Schr Glanmire (Br), Tufts, Monoton, NB—P I Nevius & Son. Schr Adeline Elwood, Hawkins, Galveston—C Ht Mal- lory & Co Schr C H Foster, Coombs, New Orleans—R H Dram. mond & Co. Schr © AL Lamar, Appleman, Key West—v Schr Hi F Willink, Appleman, Key Sehr JG Stover, Arey, dacksonville—W Ray. Schr Adolph. Hagel, Speed, Georgetown, s0—Ablel Ab- ener & Co, or &.Co, Sehr Izetta, Smith, Port fi Sehr Ben, Davis, Witt Sehr Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Co. Schr Prairie Bird (Br), Partelow, Elizabethport—P I Nevius & Son, y Sehr Anna Brown, Harding, Sandy iook—J Gautier, Jr. Schr EA Stevens, Kendall, Salem—U W Loud & Co. Schr Walter © Hall, Tolman, Boston—J B Haviland, Schr Gem, Thomas, Boston—J B Haviland. Schr Mary. Richardson, Boston—Jed Frye & Sehr ay stute, Seabury Sehr J OT Hallett, Gloucester- Sehr Almeda, Smaith, Perabroke— y Remsen; Allen, Provi J—IT W Loud & Co. in. NC—E S Powell. ortolk—ixane RK Staples & R Sta- Hall, Chatfield, Hartford—Rackett & Bro Burton, Burley, Stamford—Stamtord Manu- facturing Co Monitor, Grumely, Phi ‘Biddle Alexand: Iphia, mstock. Drake, Philadelphia ARRIVAL STEAM YACHTS AND VEGRAPH LINK. rhe. Cardi April Archibald Baxter. strong seed a anced RRPORTED BY THE TERA HERALD WHITESTONE. Steainship Glar 1s, with mdse and Had fine weather tot April re; April is IY ga ors with a od the Wyou! : at a brig rigged Britian gun B: woth, Lat 40 47 , a DarK botind east, sel (Ger), Ernst, Bromen April 12 and oth, with mdse and ers. to Had ft) sterly wil ne Banks; trong westerly gales, Wilh very rough seat antucket, passed an American bark bound b, yi pwing Com flags, HT Dk. Steamship Claribel (Br), Bayley, Savanilla April 14, fon, Ja, 18th, and Turks Island 2th with mdse and passengers to Pim, Forwood Co, April 28, Mr Castro, @ passenver, died of consumption. Steamship Perit, Chester, Halifax April with cargo jaritic to the a uvguxe froth Wrecked steamship | Coast Wrecking Co Steamship George Washingt pri with om and. passe Cape Henlopen bearing N m Boston for Philade ald (Nor), Pasmusaen, London days, with neh, F Co. Took’ th passage , 0, lon burricat commencing at SW, veering a to NW; lost and split sails, lost jibbe: 1, sh 4 zed to throw part of the cargo overboard to lighten the vessel; has been 10 days We of the Banks . Bark Avery (Br), Dodds, Havana 15 sugar to GF Bulley Bark Levant (or Abe rystwith), Jones, Havana 7 day with sugar to Carver & Barnes,” Been'7 days Not Hat New Orleans & Seaman. , s spoke bark Bark Aug indse to F; 8, experienced a seve ays, with teras, with light winds and calms, Bark Maggie (of Maitland, NS) Fleming, Matanzas 18 days, with sugar and melado to order; vessel to V hit ney & Co. Had variable weather; has been 6days north of Hatteras; April 25, 25 miles of Absecom, spoke ship Alexandra (Kr), tron: Sandy Hook for Dot Brig Eliza Thompson (ot New Haven), Bates, Arecibo, PR, Jddays, with sugar to L Wak PArmatrong.” thea ligt winds and ealms the entire passage; has been 6 days north of Hatteras. Brig T Haviland (of Arichet, NS), Burtin, Havana 14 days, with sugar to James E Ward & Been § days N Of stateran with calmaand light winds, ‘Bria Margaret of New Orleans), Smith, Cardenas 11 Cena fine weather ; put into the kwater tor "Brig Kate pha (of St vite one Bri ie Amante Antonia. E Puig ‘prown a ‘vonsot 2 avs, jays 1 of Pi saree Matanzas 11 30; Vessel to master. Bee: ‘winds. m t, Hi 10 ht winds and inet 9 ‘with sugar to Gossler Hatteras, with light variable }), Bray, Havana 12 days, na 11 days, with sugar Was 6 days N of Hatter: johns, NB), Coady, Matanzas 15 days, wer ac; Vesse! tO Hi leney & Parke: 1 Jas & Ward & Co. winds and calins, Sehr Boco (of with sugar to Jules S 8 days north of Hatteras with hght wi Schr Race Horse, Miller, Bara‘ J &T Pearsall; vessel to BJ Wenberg. Had and calms the entire Schr Clara Merritt, live oak for the Brooklyn Nay Schr Brandy wine, Hale; live oak for the Brooklyn Schr Carrie § Webb, Homan, Georgetown, SC, 6 days, with naval stores to Bentley, Miller & Co. Schr WH Van Name, Soniers, Virginia. Sehr Susan Scranton, Taylor, Virginia for New Haven. Schr § L Simmons, Price, Baltimore. The bark Carolina (Ita ports, took the northern variable weather ; April 7, lat 44 3, lon. gale from WNW, in which stove forward house, bulwarks, and broke several stanchions; been 11 days west of the ms. 8, with fruit to Mosquito Inlet 8 days, with Yard, Mosquito Inlet 14 days, with ‘urd; vessel to Overton & from Liverpool, which ar- passage and had Jayne, from Demerara, which ; reports has been Inds and calms. f St, Johns, NB), Edgett, which rived 25th, is consigned to P I Nevius & Son and the car- uller & Bastien; reports has been 6 days north ot Hatteras, with light winds and calms. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. ake, Johnson, The Nig Gipsey (Dan), 6 days north of Hatteras, with light mship Chesaj Portland for New York. Brig Whitaker, Co t David, NB, for New York, with piles to Snow & Richardson, Sehr Albert Treat, Sawyer, Windsor, » plaster to Crandall, Bertaux & Co. St George for New York, ms. St John, NB, for F Burden, Adams, Providence for New York. k tor New York. chir James O'Donohwe, Warren, Newport for New , for New York, now & Richardson Sch with piles to _Sehr Humming Bird (Br), Schr Unele Joe, Smith, Black Re Schr Annie E (Br), Ryer, Hillsboro for New York, 13 rto Heney & Parker. ‘chr Tahmiroo. Kent, Vinalhaven for New York, with to KP Buck & Co. Schr White sea, Jones, Spruce Head for New York, with stone to Bridge © Schr Velma, Look, Calais for New York, with lath to se, Talbot & Co. r Clio, Boston for New York. sehr W Farren, Lindsay, New Haven for Virginia, Port Jefferson for Philadel- days, with plas hr Quick siep, hy Pennsylvania, Ludwick, Allyn’s Point for Har- Knapp, Providence for New : y, Providence tor New Yor! ySghr James M Bayles Arnold, Providence for New Sehr Luey Baker, Allen, Rockland for New York, with ight, Kelly, Provi hr F A Heath. Murra; nee for New York. . Stamford for Behr H Potts, Botts, Jolin Dawson, Badcock, NB, on board the Lancer Feb 8, ‘1874, Antone ‘Sivila, of Port Seainan, Seaman, Norwalk for lath to J Boynton’s Son & C Sehr Ellen Thompson, Bradford, Spruce Head for New York, with stone to Brainard & Co. Schr Storm, Staab, Pawtucket for Trenton, & Mary, Hall. Newport for New Senr Samuel P Godwin, Waterbury, tamtord for New Sehr Dart, Williams, Stamford for New York. Returnep—Sehr Silver Heels. hence 8, at 2 AM, off Huntington, 1! sion with steamer State of New Yor! sprit and headgeat and had bows damaged; returned to (See disasters.) BOUND FAST. isn, New York for New Bedford. ‘o for New Haven, Rondout for New London, kins, New York for Boston. man, Arnold, New York for Providence. Perry, Elizabethnort for Boston, Iter, Lockwood, Hoboken for Apponaug. B Bain, Moore, New Yor! hr Alida, Knowles, Elizalethport ir FA Colcord, Prince, New York for Bangor, Schr JS Levy, Raynor, Hoboken tor Providence. Sehr J H Bartlett, Harris, New York for Providence. ew York for Rockland, z mer, New York for St John, NB. Sehr Geo E Prescott, Jones, New York for Boston. Schr Tantamount, Pendleton, Honoken tor Fall siver. Schr Silas Brainard, Buell, Philadelphia for Provi- ith inst for Bos- came in colli- in which lost bow- Steamship Wamesutta. Sehr Old Zack Schr Harvest Home, 1 Schr Thomas tor New Haven. r Providence, hr Anna B Jacobs, Young, New York for Providence. hr Prairie Bird (Br), Caldwell, New York for Wind- ir Charles Roberts, Rogers, New York for New Lon- hr Julia A Tate, Tate, New York for Bridgeport. hr Lizzie, Taylor, New York hr Chartic Cobb, Ames, teamer Albatross, Davi r New Haven, Yew York tor Fall River, HERALD TRUKGRAPH StatioN, Wnutestoxe, Apri ‘The following tabie shows{he number of v passed this station during the Week ending April 26:— INWARD ROUND. 3 Schooners..... Steamshins Parthia, for ivi svillo, Sevanna | Dominion, | Cc K h ht a Athlete, Liverpool; Tres Hermanos, Bareplona t, T: brigs Ca We, do; Lily express, Cronstadt ; yra and Porto Catv s'schrs Ben, Wilmington, NC Sagua la Granda; American Oni sot NW, fresh. Marine Disasters. « ANN Euizanern, Phelan, fron Philadelphia YS, lon 73.10 W whirlwind, which lasted about five | main and mizzen | anker gail and lowe the sails and rigging A are topmast to the matn- bod for Philadelphia; tor a few. minutes after the bark Was struck she was apparently on fire from the w York for Ma- ess, and reports was struck by April T2, ‘at 7 topmast and gail yard: was bli Bank Aqvenita (Sp), Ferres, from New Orleans for Bar- able, ander date of have put into “Atre,"’ with cargo damaged, aud wi charge for repairs, Bank Bertis Tewrne (Br), MeFe ‘erpool, Which put celona, ts reperte having com- pleted her repairs, ‘ . Pendleton, from Rockland, which rr: t Fall: River. » from the water coming in her cargo ot lime, was floated off at hig day, and now lies at anchor in the stream, with hatches cantked to smother the fire. nguished and the vessel may on Massasoit Mill ledge inst, and took 1 1 Water the same Not receive seri Sener Tutti Davros, at while going H White, froin New Y Richmond 24th from Baltimore, nines River ina tow, ran into sehr TW rk, and stove in and earried away © Dowsprit shiv- ered and her forward rigging se Scur Gov J Y Swine from Alexandr for Boston, had way on the 22d inst, of Mathias Point, by a bay vessel passed Turks [sland Had experienced heavy | westerly gales and losta portion of her deck load of lum- The report that sehr Alaska was wrecked on the Nova Scotia coast w ona rock while going into Yarmouth, but no damage was done STeAmER Stare or New city, coliided with s from Hartford for this way struck on the port yer deck very rand had her bow guards and stern somewhat “ | from No one was injored, | Qt steamer will amount to about $1,000. ‘The damage to t! Stramnoat Nowra, recently sunk by the jee off Rhine- beck, has been raised by the Baxter Wrecking Co. Hout and towed to this city by the steamer She willbe taken to Uhe sectional dock, n, for renairs, + CoreNnacen, April sterday, and morning with carge at Hallends W Houyaeay, April 8—The sehr Fai heda, and the: J . Were In collixion during salvage steamer Hertha ar- ur lighters arrived hei steamship Thorwaldsen, wri uieen (of Preston), New York for Li fog, at 6 AM vex former vessel had | aged, and was towed inh QurENsTows, April 12—The master (Halvorsen) of the Svea, arrived ‘here from Baltimore, reports that in the collision on the sist ot Match, when « ering the harbor, sel had several | Han oMowing day the in contact with a bark, hame wnknown, both vessels being at anchor, whet the former had some’ ranning gear carried away; was subsequently towed into dock for rep: y states that | about 209 tons of mixed goods had % ship Thorwaldsen, wre Ked at Hallands Waderve: Miscellaneous. The purser ot the steamship Claribel, from Kingston, Ja, &c, will accept our thanks for promptly forwarding our files and despatches. Ciirren Seip Tree Brornees, time since Jabe Francisco ot the Howes & Co, of New York, pu steamship Vanderbilt at aucti currency, and since then has AN FRANCISCO—A resident partner in San United States n for the sum of $42,000, 1 placed in possession of Department, all je having been satestied. the very best sease jron-strapped diagonally, with unusually lins aid breast-hooks, the terms of s entire fraine is knees, beams, lines are as ines, and the extreme erous character of her en: which she has been xpeed—21 knots, itis claimed—wit driven through the water in open ocean, without shaking or starting her frame in the least, it is easy to form a xl idea ot her strength and the excellence of Her measnrement, old style, is 3,615 tons, and her carrying capacity 4400 fons of wheat. abip-rigged under the Immediate superintendence of Capt for years the well-known and popular ¢ hip. Young” Amerie ie tg * Catdmated that the fine clipper also belonging to cost ty will rule at £4 sterling the. ton, will rule rling the earnings of this ship ogo) a, for a single EP sa a she can make ‘Oo pe season, ir be $176,000, or $96,000 gold’ more the cost Ji Howes, in fraternal regard for his two brothers, ha: ghristened the ship, and she will be registered as the Three Brothers, of San Francisco. When ready for sea will be the largest clipper ship under the Ameri- can flag, the old steamer Adriatic, formerly of the Collins line, but now owned by an English house and sailing under the British flag, being the only one in the World of greater dimensions. The unequalled speed of this vessel under steam gives assurance of a correspond- ing celerity under sail, and she will probably be the tast- clipper afloat. The firm of George Mowes & Co has ever been foremost in maritime enterprises of this char- acter, and now owns quite a fleet of first class ships, which are rendering important service to the commerce the country. The Three Brothers, of San Francisco, Bae out every promise of being the finest clipper on the source of emolument to he en owners.—San eee, Commercial Review, yo ie m nr Lorie BEARD, at New Bedf Mobile, re- prea inst at 2 AML in i jon 36 8h Ewe Thorn: y e 0 board and was drowned, 0 8% fell trom alort ove Meritonious Rewaxp— has recently presented oa told ear pool, Board of Trade erpool. expec, April 25—A large number of inw: by an are reporis d passed Farther Point and oe ails below. A tug has gone down to meet them. Notice to Mariners, FLORIDA~CAPE CANAVERAL LIGHT, Notice Is hereby given that, tor the purpose of making it more readily discernible’ in the daytime, the light: house at Cupe Canaveral, Florida, will in the month of June, 1873, be painted in’ horizontal bands, altermatel: black and’ white, there being three white and three black bands, the upper oue, of that next to the lantern, being white. ° THE BAR AT Pas: New Ontgans, April 23—The ya fair channel across Pass-a-l’Outre Bar—I5 te: in th atextreme low tide, but itis of the utmost importance to the com- merce of this city that no attempt should be made to take vessels to this “pass until 17 tect is reported. Should vessels be taken to Pass-a-l’Outre betore that depth is available the danger of blockade — will be great. I cannot conceive that the shipmasters, owners and agents of vessels in or coming to this port sufler tobe re-enacted a blockade so disastrous as that which regently forced the dredgeboats from South- west Pass, It'is, theretore, earnestly requested of them that they ‘do not permit their vesaels to go to Pas: VOutre until Lam able to report the channel in prope condition for use. Lam not able to predict how soon this may be, but have reasonable hope that on or before the end of this month [ can inake such report, pro- vided my work is not impeded or destroyed in the meantime by passing of grounted vessels. Southwest Pass is blocked for the season, and on that account those controlling the movements ot vessels may grow iipa. tient and be tempted to send their vessels to Pass POutre, im view of this itis important that the warn- ing here given should be observed, rather than incur the vill certainly attach to the author of eat Pass-a-l’Outre that will almost hermetically public o a bloc seal the port of New Orleans for month: © W HOWELL, Captain of Whalemen,. Arrived st New Bedford April 25, bark Lancer, Macy, im that eors, UE A, Indian Ocean, St Helena Feb with 1550 bis sp oil making nt home 85 bbls freight 4700 Ibs bone, ‘trom bark John P (took 3 small wholes in the Gut §\ 40 bbis), 30 do wh ot}, and 150 Ibs bone p ofl; has est. Reports spoke, Feb 5, lat eain April , ton 4 25 W, hy Praya, St Jago. Arrived at St Helena March 15, bark George & Susan, Heyer, of NB, frou a cruise, Bark Jolin Dawson, Babcock, of NB, was on Meridian Ground Feb 6, all well, with 10) bbls sp’oil. Spoken. Ship, Ocean Mail (Br), 23 davs from London for Ade- de, Mareh 15, lat4 8, lon 24 5) W. ip St Nicholas, Williams, from San Francisco for Liv- erpool, March 25, lat IN, lon $2 W Ship Kate Troop (Br), trom Liverpool for Svdney, OB, April 2, lat —, lon 7016 (by pilot boat Hope, No Li. Ship Sonnta, Herriman, fromeLiverpoo! tor Iquique, Feb 26, lat 3 N, lon 26 W, A British ship, from Calcutta for New York, Feb 25, lat 368, lon 27 49 W. Sehr Lucy Lee, from Machias for Matanzas, 15 days out, April 17; lat 27, lon 70. Foreign Ports. Arecino, PR, April 10—In port bark Ophelia M Hume, Hume, for Baltimore in 10 days; brig Black Swan, Wins- lade, for Boston in 10 days. Cocksurn Hanson, TH, April 10—Arrived, schr TT Tas- Set o ‘amer, St Lucia (and cleared Ith for Philadel- phia). Passed Turks Islands March 2%, schr Geo B Somes, Pray, from Portiand tor Hayti; April’ 16, brig Jessie Rhynas, from Boston for Cieniuegos. Cranrvecos, April 23—Arrived, brig Moses Rogers, Hor- ton, St Jago. April 25—Arrived, brig Mary Olivia (Br), WaLirax, Gow, New Yor! a KrNaston, Ja, April 11—Sailed, brigs Blanche (Br), Cole, Matanzas; "12th, Amos M Roberts, Jenkins, Cienfuegos; 13th, schr Wm K Knighton, Knighton, San Andress; 15th, brigs Ellie EK Butler (Br), Ryan, Clentueg Grande, McLeNan, Matanzas, In port Aprils, bark Mondigo (Br). Lombard, for Mo- hile or New Orleans; brigs Isabel, McLellan, ifom New York, justarrived; Sussex (Br), unc; schirs Lizzie Poor, Dickey, from and for Boston, arrived 91h; Porto Plata, Smith, for New York. Livexroot, April 22—Sailed, steamship Moravian (Br), Graham. Baltimore via Halitax. Monteoo Bay, Ja, April 13—Arrived, sehr Mai (Br), New Orleans. sailed Isth, schr © A Farnsworth (Br), Benson, New ‘ork. NaGvuano, PR, April 9—In port schr Ella Brown, Robin- son, to load for a port f Hatteras. Porr Anto 4 iL 10—Sailed, sehrs Crown Point, Taylor, New ath Atwood, Boston. ueswsrows, Apr treal (Br) nedy (from Liverpool), New York. Br Jouns Ni, April ¢—Arrived, brig Lady Bird (Br), Banyard, New York (and cleared 12th for Montreal). N sr Sone. NB, April 4—Arrived, brig Orion (Br), Curry, jew York! Yatuans Bay, Ja, April —Sailed, schr John Went- worth, Lewis, New York. [Per Steamsnir Moset.] Antwerp, April ii—Sailed, Eliza McLaughlin, Phillips, Philadelphia. ALGoa Bay, CGH, March 10—Sailed, Geo T Kemp, Dev- ens, Boston. Axsret, March 2—Passed, Metis, Ellis, from Batavia for | Akyab. Barcenona, April 5—Arrived, | Maristany, 3: M leans; 6th, Orinoco, Roca, do; 7th, Catalina. Ferran, do. ‘ Borveaux, April 12—Sailed, Stella Maris, Aillet, for San Francisco. Corentaces, April 9 Now York. cuTTa, Marcli 15 New York; 18th, New ster, Dufl, Sydnéy, NS’ Conowno, “March 1 London, Drat, April 1—Arrived, Pallas, Niska, London for Philadelphia (and sailed) assed 18th, West Derby, Uran, trom Mobile for Rotter. dam. Douxpaux, April 12 terio, from New Yor order that she may get up to quay 13h). April i0—Arrived, Emulation, liart, New ra, Oshiornsen, New Orleans for Re- . Hoyt. New York for stettin. April 13—Passed the roads, James- p Ana, Mill \y Perla, Requer, do; Sailed, Humboldt (s), Arnold, Cleared, Lottie Warrei ra, Babson, Bombay ; 1% Lucas, Brow: jailed, P Pendleton, Pendleton, val; 1th, Gheat Yarov town. Coll, trom. GroverstrR, April 12—Arrived, rien. Grxoa, April 8—Cleared, Rome, Otis, Leghorn. Arrived 9th, Runo, Cacace, New Orleans; J © Jones, urpr , Oukley, Da- ry, Pensacola (voth in quarantine). avre, April t!—Arrived, Frankfurt (s Bulow, Ham- Dawe cand sailed 11h for Havana and New Orieans), eared llth, Marcia © Day, Cox, Hampton Roads; Wth, Sabino, dit and United States, Hamers, Api tived, Alice C, Dix, Baltimore, Saited from Cuxhayenlvth,’ Eblana, Scott, New York; Susan M, Wade, Philadelphia, Hxtvorr, April 12—Sailed, Johanna, Bunje, Philadel- phi Lavexroot, April 12—Sailed, Atalanta, Ha, Yammond, San Francisco; Hampton Roads: Lebu, esta. Frost, Portland, entered out 12th, Apelles, McLay, for Calcutta hanged from san Francisco), Off Bell Buoy Lith, Edwin, Sorensen, from Lyerpool for City Point. Loxvox, April 12—Arrived, St Albans, Bret, Pi Cleared 12th, Amor, Premuda, Pensacola. Arrived at Gravesend 1th, Sjogasten, Olsen, New York, Loxpoxpenrry, April M—Arrived, Elizabeth Dougall, White, New York. Sailed lth, Kallervo, Olin, Baltimore. Limerick, April 4—Arrived, Ladoga, Wiley. cisco. nsacola, San Fran- delphia. Mapras, Mareh 2 Boston, Newrorr,, April 11—Sasied, Robert, Kiddy, Charleston. yAsrnns, April $-sailed, “Napoli '), Kilwards, New ‘ork. Fortixttary, April 18—Passed, Walton, from Caernar- von for Boston. Portiann, April 1!—Off, Vale of Doon, Cartmer, from San Francisco tor Stockt Puymovrn, April ot . Cornelius Grinnell, GriMin, ondon for New York: SiNGaron®, March S—Saued, Richard, Oesan, Boston. Scrty, no date—Om, TH Armstrong, Brady, trom Ant- werp for Havana, Sureups, April 13—Arrived, Loyal Sam, Sunderburg, San Francisco via Queenstown, Sailed 12th, Hatfield (s), Dodds, annah. Sovriamrtos, April 12—salied, Danizza, Manso, Baltt- more. Steyttx, April 10—Arrived, Brilliant, Jess, New York, St Hxuexa, March 19—Arrived, Marmion, Burgess, Go- lombo for Lon (and sailed tor New York). agg yon 20th, Courage, Schinidt, from Singapore for New York Trieste, April §—Safled, Blanche, Vanghan, New York. | I ‘ | Poeumonia, from an eminent retired Bb. ysician, for inva- pis roe address and stamp to PHY: I ortion of the year. Theretore, every preeaution should ne adopted to Keep the body in a healthy condition. Among the anne time, whieh usu than'others, nowe 1 than the sick head indiscretion in eatiug or drinking. Women, being more sedentary in. their habits than men, are frequent sufferers of this malndy. | This pain and heaviness Of the head are usta continues during the day the iulness of SOHENC in a short time the sufferer will feel as well as ever. This has been tried hy headache coming one not troubled with itonce in three montns. yWvATenronn, April 12—Sailed, Padre, Bertoletto, New ‘ork. American Ports. Nawen ANDRIA, April %—Arrived, schr Mary Riley, New ¥ Saile: hrs Carrie Holmes, Jersey City ; Ma s Point. ‘ Passed 23d, bark Thana (Rus), Ahlstrom, from George- town, DC, tor Baltimore, iu tow. BOSTON, April 25—Arrived, senrs Longwood, Rogers; ry Riley, Emma A Higgins, Higeins, and Benj Oliver, Lich, Vir nia; © & B Corson, Brower, and Harriet N ‘Willer, r, Philadelphia; Wm M ‘Evarts, Bear, Clinton, NY; hbie E Brown, Dowling, New York. Cleared—Steamers Palinyra (Br), MeNay, Liverpool; Palestine (Br), Owen, doz barks Belveder= (ir, Finn. Archangel (Russia); Florence Muyo, Martinijue and Guadalo + Woodsid Montgomery, Tort is brigs N Smith, St John, NB, to load for Buenos A, iidneck, Bigley, ‘Galveston; scnrs Hattte res; Hiker, Crowell, Alexandria York; F Edwards, West, Baker, and Kate MB J Chadwick, Crowell, Baltimore. Sailed—Barks JS’ Barker, Woods! and Florence; brigs Rewer! WN Zand Sama; and trom Va; Alice B Bassett, New lew York; Mawgie A’ Fisk, Ailton, Fisk, Alexandria, Va; Maggie Kong Eystein, Adawaska, "Hebe, s, all the outward bou BALTIMORE, April 25—Arrived, bark Thana (Russ), Ahistrom, Georgetown, DC; brigs WD Andrews, Wilson, Cardenas; Win Hl Parks, Dix, do. w—Barks Quech of Thdia (Br), Pendleton, from Liverpool; Freya (Ger), Jahn, (rom Galway, Ire; Alpha (Nor), Bro pm Qh vwn; Lapwing, Bente from Rio Janviro; Helios (Russ),” Mattila, trom bv ool; Victoria (Nor), Jacobsen, trom Limertek, [rej J joodwin (Br), German, from Cardenas; bee rie fa Br), Power, from Deimerara; Amelia (Br), Deal, trom ayager, PR; Bessie (Br), Wensel, trom qaantanamo. Also an Italian bark (probably the Chiozza, Bartan, from vtleared, steamship Wm © i via Nor. Hleared, steamship Wm Crane, Ho m a folk; bark Imperador (Br), ‘Simonton, ‘est. Indies; brig Georgia, Miller, Jr; Be Jao de Cubes sobre MM Knowle ‘mall, Sagi ir delber ‘rowe! ‘ qr Senuie 4 Sheppard, Wilbert, Now le: ir), Jone Pyancis Saterrly: Stetsom, and Ne an honor to the city trom which she pes, anda | brig Crem ats man, Grimsby: Mochler, Moiitevideo ; schr Louisa Birdsell, Bragg, York. Mason, Georgetown, DO; Ma Smith. Port Johnson id chain to Capt | sloop Home, Jewell, } George W Smalley, of the ship 8 Ou ti for rescuing the master and crew of ae Chanegmaston, tor, Sandy Hook, D E Sawyer, R& CA War AM Bailey, J G Gilmore, and’ Anjler_Pridwmore, all fro James River for New York; Gov J Y Smith, from Alexan- Gria for Boston; Elwood Doran, Addie P Avery, and f Sallie B, bound North, LJOUTRE—ITS PRESENT CONDITION— from Philadelphii Thompson, sons, Williams, Ph TARW Don Hooper, Brav ham tor New bbls sp oll, all well.” Died Bates, Porto Rico; schrs Edwd White R Naughten, Burns, t City. Boardman, Billard, Virginy Bull, Corunna Robt Ruff, Clark, New Orleans, Freden (Nor), orders; Margheri orders? “Freia man Anton ( Porto Cabe Keating, Kane Portsmouth, NA; Li Wind, Hath ‘ tucket; Hattie Perry, Chase, Fall River; John Johnson, Messick, Bosto Isth, Ri re tee rietta, Smith, New ho, Creamer, Bangor, to load lan, Farr. V tle, Dy New York ; sch Philbrick Niekles, Philadeipht ginia, Hattie Smith, do; § M fyans,’ Tuthill, do for — Pawtue kir, Knowles, Jolinson; Frances Burrett, Allen, do; mond, Lord, do 5 Isaac Sherw: Racket, Hob: Mangum, Ch Below, bri Harbor, TT, v\ drews ‘ailed, ‘steamship City of Mon- Young, Ail Léaming, Bro Foam, Mill Phaladelpni Oregon. Wilsou Sarah Bruer Townsend, 3 Brown, Walker, N Arrived in the river, Legnano, Sar- | (is being lightened of her cargo in | no, Liverpool! Linda Frontier, Charleston mery, Alaino, Reval. VINEYAKD HAVEN, April 25—Arrived, Schrs, Nelson Harvey, Hoboke: Portsmouth ; Drea James G Torr, and Angoline, f Belle Providencetown for Phitadelphts H Horho: won, April 5—Sailed, Marianna V, Ferreira, Phila- —Arrived, Lucy 8 Welis, Pritchard, | (Ger). Peters, 's no feesin advan mn; 2ist Cleta, Middleton, Yokohama | State. | (YONSUMPTION. —A GENUID Dumber of roots, fi Mandrake, all the liver, and act mor cury, and without tea from the sysigm, Vrepa northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets, P NATURE'S } nonaded ont and, all Kidney senses; Bethesda Spring Water; dep 4 Frosiwev' pamphlets with vertinentes Tree, Noid by ruggist a. Tn port Mist, barks Cathedral (Br), Webb; r), son; Gunhilda (Br), Sutherland; 7), Harding; brigs Abby Thaxtér, Barker: Julia ro Bahrs; schrs Elia ilie Treat, Trim, CHARLESTON, April 23—Sailed, schr Admiral, 2 man, Jacksonville. 26th—Arrived, steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York¢ sehrs Mary E Van Cleaf, and Mollie, do. Sailed—Steamship Champion, Lobkwood, New York. CALAIS, April 3—Arrived, schr Starlight, Blatchford New York. DARIEN, Ga, April 17—Arrived, schr Lucy Colling, Col ling, Fortlsnd : 19th, shin Vilox, Stoesin, Plymouth } Swarsbrook, Ely, jartinique; 21s! ark lonarch, Thomas, Guadaloupe; achr Sarah Potts Boston. Potter, Wall, Cleared 17th, bark Elizabeth Cann, Cantwell, Belfast; 1, Newcastle ; 22d, barks Hoppet, Aut- Pauline, Hulfer, Bremen: Frank oungery fe AST GREENWICH, April 25—Arrivedy schr Minnesos Dow, Philadelphia. ALL RIVER, April 24—Arrived, schrs Albert Dail ‘a Louisa, Snow, and Aval Prudence, Halsey, New York? woken. Salled 234, achrs’ Frank, New York: 2th. Minerv n, we; Alice Noyes, Baker; and Golden’ Eagle, Baker, do; 26th, erson, Georgetown, DO. Ds, April 4—Arrived, schr Vicksburgy ‘assa for Richmond, Sailea—Sehr Cora. tor New York. Remained in the Roads—Schrs John H Rapp, Moderte }, Benne’ MOREHEAD CITY, April 24—Sailed, steamsnip Zodiacg Chapin, New York, YSTIC. Ct, April 25—Arrived, schr Reading RR No 464 Adams, Philadelphia. 8, April 22—Arrived, steamships: ‘Bremen via Havre, Southampton an Havana; Sherman, Baker, New York; schr Wm Fisherg Lyman, uaten, Ciearéed—Ship Record (Br), Warren, Liverpool; bark@ Ebenezer (Nor), Neilson, Bremen; Bertha Temple (Br) McFee. Liverpool; schr A B Nielsen, Monastero, Ruata! 25th—Sailed, steamship Cuba, Johnson, Baltimore, vidi Havana. Sournwest Pass, April 22—Sailed, schr Lady Wood bury, Qh the bar, bound out. steamship Minnesota, uitside the bar, bound im, steamship Yazoo, Barretty ‘ia Havana. et April #—Arrived, schr Sarah Lavining ui John Cadwallader, New York. POR Arrived, schr James A Part Arrived, senrs Lottie aphid RFOU NEWBU NEW BEDE , Apri vile: Young 1 ns, Chase um, Philadelphia sabeth, Varker, do for do. schrs Potter lis, Kelly, Wai : New Bedfor htman; Mary Bliven; Neve Hallock. and erry, Raynor, S Dean, “Macomber; John W Belly, . Keete, Taunton tor do. ladium,’ Ryder, and VR Gatess Angler, Besse,’ do; Joseph BE Pottsy 25th—Arriv 5 ‘ork, April 24, y, Hay ather 8 Chase Lawrence, Fall River tor do; 8 /t Chartre, Trefethang Taunton for do Warren, Pro Boston for New Y« , Warren, and F A Heaths, Joop Wm P Hunt, Deny, vrived. schrs Kate Lily, Hutchings, Baths Romeo. « Lillie © Wells, Wells, South Amboy: as O'Donohu David G Floyd, Clifford, Fall River for New York; Han | nab D, Atkins, Somerset for do; Phebe El th, Mapes, Frovidence ior do; Lizale Ernesune, Wells, do for Has verstraw. Ney Ap! nd Ann Elizabeth, Arrived, brig Bliza Thompsoi ndsley, Bradley, an zabethport; H mmuel, and Mew Johnson; Emperor, Barker, Jersey Sailed— NEW HA ck, Lafiert Cleared—Sebrs Katie J Hoyt, Arnola, Baltimore; Wn Heloney, Hill, Clinton. PORT GAMB. April 17—Arrived, ship ‘Tranquebay Waterhouse, Coquimbo. PENSACOLA, April 22—Arrived, bark Fremod (Nor, H Clark, Raleigh, Galveston} schrs Cleared— s Constance (Br), Lord, Bristol; Aurora Nor), Abrahamsen, Liverpool; Veteran (Br), Thomas, sunderland. PHILADEFLPITA, April 25—Arrived, steamer Saxon, Crowell, Boston: bark Ann Ehzabeth, Phelan, New York. for Matanzas (sec tine, from } ¢ Disasters). Below, brig Josie E Hazels w Yor r Virginia, Rogers, Providence; barks Hison, Queenstown or Falmouth, for 6 “Utab, Lauro, Gibraltar’ for or), Olsen, Antwerp; brig Hers er),’ Linderboom, | Laguayra and Ellie "L Sinith, Smith, Caiburien; Fanny Mobile; Francis 1.’Godtrey, Godtrey, Maull, Maull, Boston; West Cléared—steam Bristol; Morning Star, Lynch, Paws LEWE: April 25, 3 PM—Bark Cienfuegos and brig George am are here . brig Isabel, as before. PINEY POINT, Va. April 23—Sailed, scr LF Porter, Jexandria), Boston. ND, April 2t—Arrived, schrs Sallie Godfrey, Newenstie, Del; Casco Lidge, Walker, and Heme ork, ‘irs Wm Arthur, MeDatfe, Raltimore ; Ida for New rk; Tl 8 MeLel- allaven, to load for Washington. Arrived, schrs 8: 8 Godtrey, Godtrey, Newease ; Casco Lodge, Walker, and’ Henrietta, Smithy arriet Baker, Webber, ‘abethport. rapin, Wooster, Elizabethport. is April 2s—Arrived, sehr Sea Foam, rk. 2, April %—Arrived, steamer Alliance, schrs Cora Morrison, West, Vir= Howes, Howes, Philadelp reh A Bol Yates, PORT: Cleared— Cleared—sehy PORTSMOUTH, PROVIDE slizabethport; James i hamrdek, | Troy Haverstraw averstraw; Henry Croske’ aymonsd brown, dor WO ACER Peg) sate NS orge Wheelwright (Br), ¥ Rermuda, 1000) bustiels sat to 8-DAns lide, Eaton and others, Sailed—Burk Marin Heyn (NG), Beck, Wilmington, NCs Maria W Norwood, Sherman, Baltimore ; schrs’ Ben} » Ryder, Virginia; Lelia Linwood, Bearse, dos Paine, do; Robert Pettis, Eis, do; Alexander Gettysburg, Corson, doz to? Sanbeam, Bunker, do: White iriny JH Marvel, Clayton, ‘riffin, Foster, Phiiadelphiay ja saral Purves: Lislyy do 4 jen Perkins, Kelle: Taylor, d ‘ . Hatch, do; J” Burley, Sauns 1 Lovering, Chase, do; Hunter, Crane, Bacon, do. CKET April 25—Arrived, schrs AG Lawson, patrick, | Allison, Mead, Haverstraw. J Fisher, Lawrence, Georgetown, ; Henry Cole, New York. RICHMOND, April 24—Arrived. steamship Wyanoke, New Yoriks sehr TW M White, Smith, do, lo; FE do; Sia. Sailed. bred Kt vod, Sharret, New York; ME Byard, Comp, do via Drewry’ IAN FRANCIROC April 17—Cleared, nip Dunfillar nstown; bark Moi (Haw), Garrells, do, Rica, Lapidge, Honololug nneliy, Panama; bark Sierra Nevada, Pan= Isth—Arrived, bark Nuovo Borinquen (Sp), Sala, Bar. celon ‘ Sai hi Staghound, Piltz, Tahiti. * 2d—Sailed, shiv Wm Vapscott, Flinn, Honolala, thence to Enderbury Island, to load for Europe. SAVANNAH, April 23—Arrived, schr Kate Thomas, Bars er. “fA Rose, Mosquito Inlet; D V Streaker,, ndJ M Broomati, Jacksonville. ship Virgo, ‘tebe New York. W J Jenkins, irom New York ole, do; brige Glenwood, Newport Hampden, Fall River; Luis, St Ja Juba); xchrs Seeuin, Portland: Lottie ‘Ames, Roek- Abbie H Hodgman, Boston. Below, two barks and red—Schr Annie Jones, for Boston, Steamships San Jacinto, Hazard, and Montgo- ‘aireloth, New York; barks Hope, Gottenburg 5 : Storm King, Baltimore for _ New York for Yarmouth, NS$ kport for New York; Belle Browa ckiand for do; Silas M Loom, Thomas- io; HV Crandall, Windsor, NS, for do; May Hillsboroy NB, for do; Tarquin, Boston tor. doy S Bickmore, Bath for Richmond, Va; General Scotty Crosby, BP Prince, I Satterthwaite, bet, New York for St Saile ‘hrs Edward Rich, JAD Muddell and dam 2%6th—Arrived, brig Mary GW: John (and sailed): schrs” EC Gates, do for Pembroke; Urbana, do for Ply month; Sharlight Newbury Kirk, Boston New York; Geo P Tris, Gloucester for Wo. Elizabethport for rt: Phenix, do for Portland; Cordelia New- r Philadelphia: Pavilion, Winterport for Sailed—Brigs Nelson Harvey and’ Storm King; sehr Dreadnought. WILMINGTO. April 2t—Arrived. brig Primug rk; schr Luola Murchison, Jones, MISCELLANEOUS. s STR DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER- tates; legal everywhere; desertion, éc., suille BSOL ent cient cause; io prblicity required; no cha til divorce granted; a te eC eee tree, M. HOUSK, Attorney, 19% Broadway. DIVOR OBTAINED FROM COURTS: rent States: legal everywhere ; no publicity; vice free ; commissioner for every” FREDERICK 1, KING, Counsel lor-at Law, 388 Broadway. E EFFECTUAL REMEDY Consumption, Uleerated Lungs, Coughs, BSOLUT. of dit tor hope ICLAN, box 2,299 OF ALL KINDS ARF USUALLY MORE eni during the Spring months than amy other ISEAS preva ing disorders prevalent it the present lly tronble persons of stout habit more ore Common or more disagree che. Ttis ustally the result of som feltia the morning on arising, and frequently As soon as the patient feels the head and pain inthe temples a do: 8 MANDRAKE PILLS should be taken, a ousinds, and, instead of the sick very week or ten days, they are SCHENOK'S M NDRAKE PILLS are composed of a sides Podophyllin or concentrated tend to reiax the secretions of promptly. than blue pills or mer- om dangerous ett bile and all morbid matter J. A. SCHENC oy expel worms, 11 c £ SON, iladelphia, JOHN F. WEN Bos. 8 and 9 College place, New yorn’ ___ Wholesale Agent, TRIO FOR INDIGESTION, 's*Disease, Gravel, Drops: Fections and rina For sale by adi drug yisis and dealers. ONLY 4 Diseased Liver, Bright 10. THE LADIES.—PIMPI Lo T° rreckios cured by a ftw applicator Oa BIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT, de algo wakes the soft and white. Sold by the drugaigts,