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4 THE STATE CAPITAL. Gossip About Havemeyer’s Tenure of Office. GOVERNOR DIXON SALARIES. ‘Committees’ “Assistants and Their Pay—Courtesy to'a United States Senate Committee—Too Late for the Gas Companies—Hills Ordered toa Third Reading. ALBANY, May 5, ‘1873. ‘The two heuses reassembled this evening-with & “quorum in each, most of the ‘countrymen being on hand good and early, thanks ‘to the “scare” given them on Friday night, when a call of the House ‘Was 80 convenient, The sensation about THR CHARTER “MUDDLE” created a good deal of gossip on all sides, but it ‘was generally conceded that Mayor Havemeyer is NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. HAVANA EXCHANGE, NAVAL DV(TELLIGENCE. States Steamer Arrival of the United Juniata. The United States steamer Juniata, etght guns, Nett Newport, 'R. L, on Sunday last, at two P, M., in no denger, inasmuch as the Dongan and Mont- gomery charters are not repealed by the new charter. The Montgomery ‘charter provides that “the Mayor shall hold office until bis successor shall be appointed and until he shall duly qualify.” The Dongan and Montgomery charters are the fin- damental law under which the eity was tncorpor- ated, and represént a law older'than the constitu- t4en of the country. VETOED, * ‘The Governor returned with his veto to-night ‘the bill to provide for the payment of the Clerk of ‘the Third Judicial District Court. It will be ob- ‘served that he bases his decision upen the opinion ‘of Comptrolier Green, and in this respect it will possibly affect a large number of other bills of somewhat similar import. The message, by re- ‘quest of Senator Murphy, was allowed to lie over until to-morrow. The following is the measage :— THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE, 3 return unapproved Senate bill No. 298 retattve to the salary ofthe Assistant Clerk of the Third Police Judicial Court of the city of New York, ae of the sal- ary legalized “by this bill had been by the, Comptroller of city of New fork. oT it him, the submitted 0 for purpors of ascertaining the grounds of his decision, and is letter is transmitted herewith, together with a paper containing memoranda relative thereto and a copy of the pay-rollot the appointees of said Court. troller's 0) the appointment Police Judicial Provides tha’ the noard of Sopervinges. shall create no ner offices, ex: by acts hers by the Legislature. His at the ‘authority of the e given thereafter to the creation of an; new office, and that chapter 254 of the Laws of 185 which ves to the police justices the power mt clerks or assistants, wi the ap- ot © Supervisors, is not such an act is meant by the above quoted passage. In order, therefore, to give the Supervisors the power to create & new office within the meaning of the act of 1869, the creation of the particular office should have been ex- Per authorized by a subsequent act. I have been formed that it was decided to appoint assistant clerks under chapter 264 of the Laws of 1554 If this be £0, and the cases are identical, the Comptroller's opinion is erroneous, and the Courts would, on the application of ‘the assistant clerk, issue a mandamus to compel the payment of hig silary. In such a case there, would Ye no need of the interposition of the Legislature Af the appointment was legally made, n ceived for seeking a confirmation of it. of the Comptroller and of the Attorney General, whom have consulted, that this bill would pewercase, the jee he holds It was created at a period ot gross abuse, when swarms of useless employes were thrust on the city in defiance of law. Ithas no claim to the consideration of the Legislature. It was Megally made, It has no need of legislative interposition if 1 with legal authority. Ideem it proper to add exercise of the legisiative power of the State seems to me too elevated and grave in its character to be inter- Pp |. It ig in view of this principle that I return a bill which I might not otherwise have consid- ered of sufficient importance to be objected to. JOHN A. DIX. The veto was laid on tne table on request of Senator Murphy. SENATOR AMES, of the Sixteenth district, Essex county, ap- peared in his seat in the Senate to-night for the Drst time this session, having been sick at home ever since he was elected. le looks hearty, and pad with all his old fire in the proceedings to- night. LEGALIZING TOWN BONDS. The evening was spent in discussing a bill to legalize all town bonds in which suits have not been commenced prior to sixty days alter final confirmation by the County Judge. At was finally ordered to a third reading. COMMITTEES’ ASSISTANTS AND THEIR PAY. Mr. Herrick, of the Committee on Grievances, offered a resolution in the House to one At- ‘wood $750 for services as counsel to the commit- tee, and $4 a day tor the services of a clerk and a sum for the of a stenographer. It Jeaked out that the committee had not been empowered to employ anybody, and it was shown by Mr. Husted that the law of 1863 required a concurrent resolution to authorize any committee to employ counsel, &c, This effectually squelched the resolution, about the et of which it is said there will be some rich developments soon. COURTESY TO THE UNITED STATES SENATE COMMITTEE. Mr. Prince offered the following resolution, which ‘was adopted :— Resolved, if the Senate concur, That a joint committee be appointed, consisting of tive ‘members of the Senate una ten members of the Assembly, to meet the Committee of the Senate of the ‘United States on Transportation Routes to the Seaboard on its visit to the city of New York, and to present to the Sttention of that commiitee such facts as may appear proper regarding the transportation routes to the seaboard ithin or pardally within the State of New York, and generally to represent before said Senate committee the interests of this State, said joint committee to have farer fo act, after the adjournment of the Legisiature, jut without expense to the State. Adopted. NO TIME TO LOOK APTER THE GAS. Mr. Wells, from the Committee on Trade and Manufactures, to whom was referred Mr. Wood's resolution tp investigate the affairs of the New York gas Companies, submitted a report that in view of the short time given them to make such investigatien, the time expiring to-day, it would be impossible to do the subject justice. | and therefore ask to be discharged from its turther consideration, Mr. Cleary, one of the committee, stated that he dissented trom the report, Mr. Weed said :—*'As Mr. Woods, who moved the inves- tigation, isabsent, Imove the report be laid on the table,” which was carried. ORDERED TO A THIRD READING, ‘The following bills were ordered to a third read- e | ‘he bill amending the charter of the Gitbert Ele- vated Railroad Company, aiter being amended by prohibiting the company from running on Broad- way below Thirty-fourth street, striking out “Sixth vavenue” and inserting “Seventh avenue,’’ and altering the rout so. 648 =6to go through Amity street 8b Street, and notto go tir the bill to incorporate the N change; the bill confirming ihe purchase by tne New York aud Oswego Kailroad Company of the road bed of the New York and Lake Ontario Rail- foad near Ithaca; the bili to amend the cnar- ter of the Westchester Trust Company: the Oil to authorize the construction of a | street ratiway in the upper part of the city of New | York in and about Tenth avenue; amended 80 as _to require the company to pay into the city treasury turee percent of the gross re- ceipta, the bill amending the act authorizing the constraction of buildings, and the bill to tncorpo- rate the New York Underground ‘elegraph Com- pany. FIRE IN [AST HOUSTON STREET. Loss $3,000, Fire broke out yesterday morning in the two swry frame house No. 58 East Houston street, occupied by Michael Walsch, metal tin roofer, and H. F. Pick, cigar dealer, causing a damage of vont three thousand dollars. Walsch’s loss is estumated at $1,500; insyred in the Metropolitan Insurance Gompauy for $1,000, Mr. Pick sustained ® damage of about four hundred dollars, and was insured in the Relief Insurance Company for $300. The buuding belonged Jacob Weeks aod was de- Stroyed. It was fully insured. PIBE IN GRAND STREET, At half-past nine o'clock iast night a ffre oroke @ut on the second floor of the tour stary brick building 98 Grand street. ‘The building ts owned by Samuel Bennett and was demaged tothe ex- tent of $700. The floor on which the fire broke out ‘was occupied by R. Lewine & Co,, manufacturers ‘of hair, and was damaged to the extent of .¥2,u ‘ne cause of the fire and the amount of insutan oud hot be ascertained. THES CANADIAN PAULIAMENT, OTTAWA, May 5, 1873, ‘The ¢pecial. committee appointed by (he House* of Commons to investigate the affairs of the Pacific * Ratlwayyave resolved to pogtpone their inquiry’ aptil July.next and to sit thereafier in secret. This‘ action wassaken at the request of the govermnent. ‘The minorify of the committee have protested she resolution and appealed to the Honse. Matter wiil be taken up there to-morrow, aud exciting discussion is expected, Gov General has signed they Grand Srunk ay ATrangement act. PRINT OLOTHS MARKET, Printing cloths pcigpienn temas stk pacha at alter velng | arraigned betore Justice Cox, at the Jefferson mar. | and arrived in this pert at five XM, yesterday, and anchored in North River. The following isa list of her officers:— Commander—Daniel L. Braine, U. 8. N., Com- aa eee ant Commander—Edward N. Kellogg, ex- ecutive officer. Utena orge W. De Lon; avigator ; youn Henry, Edward 9. MoCleilah, Charies We OUltisier—Frederick B. Upton, Ensigns—William F, Bulkley, Sidney H. May. Hidshipman—J, P, Hunker, Surgeon—Thomas C. Walton. A Benjamin F, Passed Assistant Paymaster—Theadore 8, Thomp- son. Engineers—Chief, Henry B, Nones; First Assist- Pond Benjantin F, Wood, jonas W. Rue, James J. arry. Puyreter Clerk it. Clay Wood. ler} i. Clay Wood, Acting Boatswain—Peter Huckins, Acting Gunner—M. K. Henderson, Acting Carpenter—Lather 1. Martin, Acting Satimaker—Garrett Van Mater. The Richmond at Matanzas—A Marriage ‘Under the Stars and Stripes—“Cupid on a Man-o’-War’—The Imprisonment of O’Kelly—List of the Richmond’s Offi- cors. UNITED STATES STEAMER ean Maranzas, West Indies, April 25, 1873. Yesterday this ship was the scene of rather an ‘Unusual occurrence for a man-of-war, It was made Known quite early in the day that a wedding was on the tapts, A proposition had been received from parties residing in Matanzas to be allowed to come aboard the ship for the purpose of having the nup- tial knot tied under the broad and brilliant ensign of Uncle Samuel, The Captain hav- ing signified his acquiescence the parties ar- rived in due time, accompanied by an Episco- palian clergyman and some personal friends, ¢ bridegroom, Seflor Romano Solaris, is of Span- ish descent, a fine-looking young fellow. The bride, reas marie pa cane fe ae mpage aren orn here, @ piquant, handsome bru- betirc Don Solaris 1 evidently a lucky fellow. Our officers received them courteously at the star- board gangway, and all parties proceeded to the cabin, where the marriage was solemnized, Con- gratulations were offered and receivea, A bumper was drunk tothe happy couple and the party re-¢ turned to the shore. THE RESCUED AMERICAN SEAMEN. The three American seamen who were rescued from the Guartello de Police at Santiago de Cuba are still with us on board, glad enough to escape from the bloody Dagos. ay The fate of your correspondent, O'Kelly, excites at indignation among Americans here. Should spanish misrule work its inquisitorial fury on the daring writer they will rue the hour, I predict AN EARLY RELEASE FOR O’KELLY, and shall see with pleasure the desired news in the HERALD. I have conversed with quite a number of Cubans at Santiago de Cuba and Havana, They are loud in denunciation of Spanish authority, and only ask one boon—to come under the Stars and Stripes as one of our glorious many States. And the time is surely near for such a a consummation, We sail for Key West on the 29th. All hands in excellent health. The following is a list of the ofiicers of the Richmond :— LIST OF OFFICERS. Captain—Thomas Pattison, Commanding. enant Commanders—C. L. Huntington, Executive Officer; G,. E. Wingate, Navigator, Lieutenants—F, M. Gove, J. J. Brice, W. W. Rei- finger. mesyheate ABS Ensign—H. F. Fickbohur. Midshipmen—H. ©. Nye, F. L. Ludlow, Frank Eliery. + Engineers—Chief, J. Thompson; N. P. Towne; Second Assistant, Ki Paymaster—G, E. Hendee. » Surgeon—B. F. Gibbs, Assistant Surgeon—€, A. Siegfried. Captain's Clerk—S. Sprigg. Paymaster’s Clerk—Binder. First Assistant, chard Inch, Retirements and Promotions. Under the recent act of Congress retiring naval officers at the age of sixty-two years four rear admirals will be retired this year namely :—George F. Emmons in A st, Charles Steecdman in Sep- tember, William Rogers Taylor in November, and Thornton A. Jenkins inDecember, The retirement Of these officers will promote Commodores John J. Almy, James H. Strong, E. G. Parrott and Wm. Reynoids. Commodore Case will sail from New York next Wednesday, in the Scotia, to relieve Rear Admipal Alden of the command of the European squadron at Nice, June 1. NEW YORK CITY. The Comptroller's receipts yesterday were $44,265, which he reports having paid into the city treasury. The Anti-Usury Society held its fourth annual meeting yesterday, and passed resolutions oppos- ing both the usury and the interest system and advocating the free lending of money, Joseph Martin, of 272 Rivington street, who stabbed Bernard Neil Sunday night, was com mitted by Justice Scott, at Essex Market Police Court yesterday morning to await the result of in- juries, Mr. Morris Goodheart, G, N. A., of the Hebrew order Bnai Brith, or Sons of the Covenant, de- livered a lecture last evening before the Manhattan Lodge of this order, at 88 Union square, in which he | gave a iull history of the organization. Coroner Kessler was yesterday called to Bellevue Hospital to hold an inquest on the body of John Kelly, a man forty-five years of age, whose death handle of @ windlass while at work foot of Twen- tieth street. The funeral of the late Rev. Dr. Joel Parker took Fourth avenue and Twenty-second street. The pallbearers were Alfred Post, M. D.; A. R. Wet- more, Leonard Thompson, Mr. Brown, Reeves B. Porter, George P. Fitch, F. A. Conkling and D. © Dodd. The steamship Lagos, oi the Atlas line, brought | 2!: in lon 2645 W; had home from Nassau yesterday quite a number of | Americans, all of whom united in bearing testi- | mony to the courtesy and kindness of the captain | and officers, The Atias is @ new line, and supplies | the convenience of the many who seek the air of Nassau during our inclement Winters. At an early hour yesterday morning Officer Young, of the Fifteenth precinct, caught James Wilson, of 219 West Thirty-seventh street, and John Sullivan, of Morris street, in the act of break- ing into the liquor store of George McKay, at 64 Amity street. He arrested them, and they were ket Police Court, who committed them to answer. The Seventy-first regiment will receive the For- *y-seventh regiment, of Brooklyn, E. D., and the Howitzer Battery, Eleventh brigade, at the foot of Wall street, at five o'clock P. M. to-day. Sney then march up Wall street to Broadway and wili be re- viewed by Mayor Havemeyer and General Husted at the City Hall. They then proceed to the Union | oe plaza and extend a marching salute to ia) or General Hancock and staf, after which the combined commands march to the Seventy-first regiment armory and partake of a collation. As the Summer solstice approaches the letter | carriers anxiously look forward to the time of brig To this end Postmaster James invited bids turers in this city for making 200 uniforms, accord. ing to regular specifications. Yesterday Assistant. Inade to the lowest bidder. Thus the letter carriers will obtain their Sammer uniforms? consisting of cadet gray flannel, and costing $14 75, | ' | ; tard, Warren Ward, Granville P, Haws and many | i] ‘This evening a large party of gentlemen, induen- tial in polities, finance and learning, including the directors of the company, leave this city on an ex- tended tour of inspection over the various lines of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad runping from st. Louis westward. Prominent amon, Messra. George Opdyke, Godirey Gunther, Quiu- others, The educational interests of the city wiil ten, of the Board of Public Instruction, and Messrs. James Kelly and Hosea B, Perkins, of the Inspectorsor the Public Schools. A.Vvery pleasant and profitable trip is anticipated. Mr, Andrew Picree, general manager of the road, Wil) also be | jight'winds and c sehr Cumberland, | “Bark Almira ¢ chic! manager of this excursion. TAD OHERSE MARKET, Y., May 5, 1878. The offerings today agar hie “over 1,000 boxes, of which avout one-halt gold at 1430. a de. ; get of twas tine awl went at the latter figure. “Abort 200 boxes were sent ow commission. ‘The heavier than they were lust Little Falls market there were 3,600 box ey sere Suen sem ae; taclsy, i laying olf their heavy clothing ana donning a light | Postroaster Colonel B. T. Morgan, and a committee | represented by Messrs. Vermilyea and Selig- | sq exh: ‘inal and ign natn ant do., short sight, 15 a 1534 per cent premium. Havana, May 5, 157% rative; on the United days’ sight, 12 per cent premium; SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York.-This Day. City Boe 4, but be: Seh Novi Sch Sout! New Ste: with Sh Shi Ko | | passige Hl fon ce ba. Ship Golden State, Delano, San Pr: eser. Washington Canada, & Rockmal Bark Fri Pune Bark Tet Bark Orchilla, Bark Cherokee (Ger), Hons, Port Caledonla—Ruger iri Mary Grace (Br), Pettis, Windsor, NS—D R De Wenig Kate Upham (Br), Brown, St John, NB—P INe- Brg Adciine Richardson, Crowley, Mobile—J D Hurl. “! vit Epping (Ger), Buuow, Brunswick, Ga—-W HT Schr Julia Baker, Baker, Harbor Island—B J Wen- ‘Schr Eva H Lewis, Lewis, Harbor Island—B J Wen- sche Robert Myhan, Doane, Harbor Island—B J Wen- Brig Hugh Schr ¢ H Macombi Jo. Sehr Pointer, Thrasher, Providence—ll W Jackson & Co, © Schr Susan E Nash, Nash, Bridgeport—H W Jackson & F Baker. exchanged signals and the bar 28th, wit Seaman. Shi 15, Cape of April entire passage. tho NE i o days, with mdse to aW aren 1, St Helena March April 2in ton 89 Wi had fine weather to May 2 then had a heavy gale from SW, lasting for 24 hours, with much heavy thunder and lightning. Viiliam Wallace (of Aberdeen), Colevitie, Hong Mare Nn dan 27, the Sap tor April 5in | 3 when in lat 2943 ale, nth ail a »), sre Strathallen (Sp), from i257 8, ton W 88 Australia for London; ship Dover Castle (Br), from Syn Ship Greyhound (of Liverpool), Was caused from the effects of injuries received on | % days, with rags, tron, &c, to order. | the 29th ultimo by being struck on the head by the , of Brooklyn. y w.. B.. 9... 7 7 N Broadway, 69 Bro 29 Broad 2 ty 61 Broadway. 19 Broadway. SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER. 462 | Gov, Island...morn 3 45 7 01 | Sandy Hook..iorn 3 00 Moon sets,.,.morn 2 32| Hell Gate.....morn 5 80 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF MAY. ‘Steamers. Sails. [Destination | Ofice Tamailia . Giasgow....|7 Bowling Green Wisconsin H ver pool. .|29 Broadway. City of Baitimore, |May —8..|Liverpool. roadway. ‘Thuringia May 8..|Mamburg../61 Broadway Rh B 2 Bowling Green w: Bowling Green 29 Broadway. 2 Bo 7 Bowling Green 19 Broadway ‘6h Broadway. Wing Green Bowling Green Js Broadway. 15 Broad wi 69 Broadw Bowling Green y Bowling Green roadway. 69 Broadway. }2 Bowling Green Liverpool... |29 Broadway Hamburg..161 Broadway. CLEARED. ‘kmai Ne Co. hr A 8 & Son. hr Belle Brown, Nash, Bo Steamshiv Franconia, Bragg, Portland— pBuip Strathearn (Bn, Jarman, Laverpool—Henderson ros. Bark Irene (Nor), Nielsen, London—Fun C Bark Askur (Nor), Sorensen, Lubeck—iunch, Edye & ark Martin Luther (Nor), Olsen, Stockholm—Tetens ‘edlief (Nor), Pedersen, Cronstadt—Tetens & Rudolph Ebel (Ger), Otto, Dantzig—Funch, Edye n, Coggins, Hayana—Brett, Son & Co. a (Br), Adams, Oleniuegos- Havener, Matanzas—Walsh, Field & ARRIVALS. PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 5, 1873. faa F Ames. h, Edye & Co, & U Fowler, Schr Thetis (Br), Rourke, Pictou, NS—Heney & Parker. Sehr HV Crandall (Bn), Pettis, Windsor, NS—Crandall, ‘LOAUX chr Horatio Nichols, Dupuy. Mosquito Inlet, Fla—Van unt & Bro. Behr Khdiella Blew, Newell, Charleston—slaght & Petty. Schr Lizzie, Scull, Richmond—Slaght & Petty. F ‘Kindberg, Tuomas, Washington, DC—Van Brunt & Bro. ©, Schr A H HurlbutyGrifin, Washington, DU—Van Brunt & Bro, Sctir Carrie Melvin, Andrews, Miles River—S © Loud & Co. Schr Lizzie Dakers (Br), McDonald, Elizabethport—P I N Schr J 8 Mouton, Crowley, Newburyport—Z Simpson. oston. , Higgins, Lynn, Mass—B F Metcalf “0. Schr Ellen Louisa, Bishop, New Haven—H W Jackson Co, | Sctir Maggie Cain, Scull, Sag Harbor—Evans, Ball & 10. Steamer Mayflower. Fults, Philadelphia. Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelpma. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LANE. passengers, to nainie date, lat 45-12, lon 60.26, bark showing letters JQRP, di Steamship Wilunin mdse Steamship Sherman, Baker, N and passengers hwest Pass 23th, 8'A May 1, 9:45 AY with Orleans; Champion, Geo Washington, Gen lag, all bound south. amship Cortes Good in lon 32.30 W. hemp Had E tradi ip Mystic Belle, ip Sir Willia Jan 6, wit Bs ales: shij lon and had strong w , spoke brig Annie | mdse to Sutton & Co; vessel t | the KE | place yesterday afternoon at Dr. Crosby's chureh, | 1° | | Thyatara, (Bp, fi | 17 | vide | Ba: | cember 11, wit | Passed 12s May 4, steamship, bound east. uitjot (Nor), Brunp, rere Asrtl 18, dye hers April’ 2, lat 45.20, Loni 50, exc Had the SE trades ey, Hight, and lost in lati7N. April 22, lat 22 45 N, lon 65 W, spoke brig Florence May, from Baltimore for St mdse, to A A ¢ of Good Hone M with Funch, Steamship Clty of Montreal (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool April 24 and Queenstown 25th, sengers to John G Dale, schooner-rigi Steamshi mdse and moderate weat signals with a bark showin, mdse and 1398 pas- lat 43, Jon 54, passed a with anced letters JGDW, Bound west; exchanged siguals with a 0. ‘ton, Holmes, Havana May 1, with fo W Pciyde'& Go ! ew Orleans Apri! 27 aod with mdse and passengers to 0 miles north of Cape amship Mississ! np 4th, exchanged signals with ‘steamships eade and City of Dgl- Kemble, New Orleans April 26 mdse and passengers to Clark & Flying Eagle (of Boston), Lowi and sugar to Young Co. jerida, , hence for Manilla, Jan 1, ssed Anjter Jan Jope March 4 and crossed the quator light winds and calms the Low Bros. ‘Thomas. Boston), Burnham, Aleppy, 106 Dow? passed Cape of Goad Tope ‘and crossed the equator Passed Anjer jarch 8, crossed the Equa- lon 31, had moderate weather up to ‘eb. lon 51 81 E, experienced a severe . commencing at B, veering around to NE, lasting 36 hours; thence fine weather to the Cape of Good Hope; is to Bermuda, trom thence 8 di 3 with Feb 16, lat 23 28 S, lon 73 20 E, spoke bark ‘acao tor’ Havana; March 2, lat Chaazee (Br), trom South Ww, 8, lat 350 N,'lon 28 26 V Wy for London. Rimetrong, Port said Tookthe midale tly winds; May 1, lat 36 60, An t, from St John, NB, for ‘isco Jan 19, with & Bros, i passed Cape, Horn ic Crossed ril 18, in lon 35248, lon 229 W, sigualized shi om London tor Melbourne. tf April2, lat , lon 29 43, signalized ship Euxine (Br), from Monte- 0 for Pensacola 2 day rk Albu i itelena March od H * ra (of London), Thomas, Yokohama, abody, 0} 1» De- Willis & Co. pe Febroary the Equator Mare! fine weather to Bermuda, from | thence 21 days with strong westerly gales and squalls. Liverpool 51 days, with salt | brig | Ban: Co | gale Bark Tare (Aus) to order; vessel Passage and had strong westerly Abr S Int 31 35 lon 4190, spoke bar an London for Philadelpha? Ap: lat 8) 49, lon 87, ‘spoke ‘Aviles, froin Boston for Surinam |” ee to Slocovitch & Co, t variable winds, | days, with mdse to onder. } and hi Bark Cavour (% to order. Took th weather; been 7 day ss Sori ati by ark Isaac (Aus), Verdos, Shields, 63 days, with mdse to Slocovich & Co. Took the middie yaceaga ond had varia- ble weather; was S0days west of the Banks. ristophersen, Queenstown 37 days, Received orders for Wilmington, da (Aus), Perissa, Troon, 42 days, with coal to order; vessel to Slovovich’ & Co, ge and had fine weather to the Banks; from thence wy NW gale: moveable trom off decks, ), Vorelsan; empty bbis, to Chas Luling pinrstge, anid had strong. weet ilwarks, and lost and split sails Bark Bravo (Nor), io ballast, to onder, | from: Bark Au to Unkart & ¢ weather to th | gales from W) fom several extensive clothing manufac. | Vecarich, to Slocov john h & Co. Took Sorent e southern ales and split sails; to (Ital), from irk Eber (Ans), Gurrich, Liverpool, 59 days, with mdse southern passage, and had Took the ad strong westerly wind Ks. Carirch, 1s; Was 33 days west of the the northern passage, London, 73 Bark Electa (of St John, NB), Maynes, Now} days, with railway iron to order; vessel to ‘port 85 ‘J W Elwell & Was 8 days to lon 45 W, irom thence heavy westerly rocee led. obs r) Phil ita tor Bremer ¢ Bank; W to. 5 from Wsw. ‘oe. Took the northern ier), Gehm, Rot & Go, Took lost boat, Bremen, ‘0. Took & T, thence 8) day; Co. Had heavy variable gales Co. Crosse | soremast and lost and split sails, | Bark tsi hides, €c, tod HW Winchester } April, in jeras; March 1, lat 3 bound south ; 24, tat 33 25, lon mat eof bark { Months out, had taken 440 bp fon | ow ta he 18, lat 18 50, 10 ce tor Moi il ed), video bis sperm, 20 mn 35 47, Maren Took th ly winds; stove ), Nielsen, Cardiff 62 days, in ballast outuern passage and had moderate sW of Bermuda; the 0 is anchored e northern split sails and 50 days, with the northern boats, Was 26 days west of the Banks: aah lat 38 50, lon 6 57, spoke bark Kosmos, (Ger), Roper, Bremen 48 days, with mdse re and had fine 3, with strong terdam 53 days, with mdse the southern passage and West of Bermur ‘Took the north es Henry; ves- sprung of five, appointed by the carriers, opened the bids | PAssige and bad strong, variable winds, of six establishments, ranging respectively $1475, | ani'Bermula Apri IO wig a cl Mareellies Noy 27 $15, $16, $16 75, $17 and $15 77. The award was | sel to Slocovich ¢ Hall, Colcord, Buenos Ayres, 66 days, with d the Equator 4115; had light winds and calms to Hat- 88, lon 49 45, spoke bark Cossac (Bi E Was boarded bh; Andrew Hicks, of Westport (whaler), 7 ths DbIs thts. sea- seon whales sinco: would go into St Helena in bark , Int 10 37, lon 83 West India 45, bark Ceeil Marri, trom Conception for Liverpool, 62 them will be | days out. ark Liborta, Alexander, Arroyo, PR, 12 days, with su- gar dell | ra | da: | day: | Dew | nort jark Union to J B Onatavia & C Had fine weather; was $day Bark Evening star (oi Turks Island) mo i6 days, with sugar, to Brooke & Co. “Had May 1, lat 37 for Matanza, s, With sugar te 8, with sugar to rhorn & Co. h of Hatteras. Rebiro & ¢ Had variable weather. sel to Yates s north of Hat ny 4 Co; vessel to "Weather: Was ddays north of Hatte- lon 74 spoke bark Sarah B fale, ‘of Philadelphia), Colcord, Guantanamo 14 Palmstad & Co; vessel to master, Had lat $2, lon 7630, spoke ombs (of Boston), Wilson, Cienfuegos, 22 veusel to Borland, & Porterileld. teras. ick, Guantana- Way- Was 8 days Bark Ailsa (of Ayr), Girvin, Matanzas 18days, with m- to Hone: ar Says north oF itatreras ark Era (of Halifax, NS), MeColloch, Matanzas 11 with sugar, &c. to order: vessel to J day Gor" Hi at Ba in ras, rk pronelies, Tapley, Mat au; Vomiel & Parker, Had variable wea stanzas, 11 day Oi or; was F Whitney & al variable weather, las been 4 days n of 8, with suger ;been ¢ days north of Hatteras. April 29, It 83.59, wees stoke dure Frank Marion tor Baiky, from Ne ‘ork for Charleston. nada (ot Wit Hol Matanzas 9 at to" onder;'veusel wo Ht 3 DeWoll & Co. weather, Charles Forbes (of Portis s ant titheugar to Orianel, Minturn’ & Cor wener, rbield eWay. Had moderate weather; was days nort! ‘at k D Chapin (of Boston), Hunter, Caibarien 8 days, wine ee ‘ind meiadoto.8 «3 Loud &'Co, Had moderate ther; was 4days north of Hatteras, Fre any RON IONS ne to Barina Brow? vesale to Cicer Took the iiddle passage and had light, varla- 9 to 4 master. ble winds. ig Insul |, Christiansen, Bilboa 52 days, with mineralnae tric barrels to LC Amsinek & Sot vessel to Funch, ve & Co. Had strong, variable winds to Bermuda; from thence 14 days, with heavy westery | winds, Brig Talisman (Nor), Hanson, Rio Janeiro Feb 2, via St Thomas, 19 days, with coffee to A M Agelnsto; vessel to C Tobias & Co. Gronsed the equator Murch 20 in lon 8818 W; had fine weather to Bermuda: from thence 12 days, with Strong variable winds. April, 2%, lat 28, loa 7}, passed brig Merriwa, from Portland for Matanzas. Brig Nite (of Bermuda), Crocker. Wanks River, Nic, 17 days, with mahogany, &e, toBJ Wenberg. Beet 8 days northof Hatteras, with strong northerly winds and thick weather, Brig Lily (of Windsor, NS), Ryan, Aguadilta, PR, 15 days, with sugar to LW & P Armstrong; vessel ‘to GB Swain & Son,” Was 6days N ot Hatteras, with strong NE and NW winds, Brig Metrose (of Boston), Griggs, Ponce, PR, 21 days, with sugar to Spence & Monterue; vessel to Miller & Houghton. Been 10 days north of Hatteras, with strong NW and NE winds, Brig Chas A Hoard (of Yarmouth, NS), Messenger, St Johns, PR, 1 days, with sugar to J V Onativia & Co; ves- sel to Simpson & Shaw. Had moderate weather; was 2 days N of Hatteras. Brig Peri (ot Eastport), Perkins, Clenfuegos 16 days, with sugar to Bruzlere & Oo; vessel to Brett, Son & Co. Had moderate weather; was 6days north of Hatteras. Brig Aura (ot Windsor, NS), Card, Cient 16 days, with sugar to Rebira &'Co; vessel 'to H J DeWolf & Co. Had fine weather: was 4 days north of Hatteras, vig Ponvert, Allen, Cienfuegos 18 days, with «ugar, to J & G Fowler; vessel to Marcus Hunier & Co. Had variable weather; was 4 days north of Hatteras, Brig New Era (of Georgetown, PED, Gordon, Sagua Il days, with suzar to Brown Bros & Co; vessel to GH Brewer, Had variable weather, Hrig Ida (of St John, NB), Chatmers, Cardenas 12 days, with sugar and meiada, to master, Was 6 days north of Hatteras, with strong NE and NW winds Brig La Plata (of St John, NB), Cardenas 14 days, with sugar, &c, to Crandall, Berteanx & Co, Had strong NB and NW winds, was 7 days north of Hatteras, Brig Chillianwallah (of Pictou, N8), Fuller, Cardenas 13 days, with sugar and molasses, to GH Brewer, Had va- rhible weather; wns 4 days north of Hatteras. Brig Annie (of Liverpool, NS), Wharton, Cardenas 12 days, with sugar tothe Commercial Warchonse Co; ves- sel to Boyd & Hinckon. Had variable weather; was 3 days north of Hatteras; April 23, Pedres Cay SSW'4 miles: distant, spoke brig Johanna, from Liverpool for denas, 40 days ont, rig Ashler (of Pugwash, N 8), Beaton, Carden: days with melado to order.’ Had ‘variable winds Gdays north of Hatteras. Brig J Williams (of Windsor, NS), Williams, Matanzas 10 days, with sugar to Brooks & Co! vessel tod F Whitney & Go. Boen 8 days north of Hatteras, with variable winds, Brig D W Henesey (of Halifax, NS), Hawkesbury, Hal!- fax 10 days, with wreeked goods from steamship Atlantic to the Coast Wrecking Co; vessel to D R De Wolf & Co. Schr Helen A Bowen (of Bangor), Alexander, Deme- tara 90 days, with sugar to J Leaycraft & Co; vessel to H W Loud & Go. Had lghtewinds and calms to Bermuda; from thence 15 days, with strong NE and NW winds. Sehr Storm Petrel (of Ellsworth), Haskell, Maracaibo 28 days with coffee tod 8 Ingraham, Had flne weather 4 days north of Hatteras. Schr John Wentworth (of Bucksport), Lewis, Kingston, Ja, 24 days, with lozwood, to A H Solorion ; vessel to R Buck & Co. Had light winds and calms: was 4 days north of Hatteras, Schr J W Coffin (of Cherryfeld), Strout, Crab Island, PR, 16 days, with sugar and molasses, to Enrique Becerra: vessel to John Zittlozen; had variabie weather was S days north of Hatteras,’ May 1, lat $2, lon 7 passed brig Henry Haskell steering cast, Schr Isaac "Oliver, Pannel, Aux Cayes 15 days, with coffee and logwood to H Becker ; vessel to Youngs, Smith & Co. Fine weather; was 5 days north of Hatteras, Schr Wellington (of Lunenburg, Ns), Stran, Porto Platta, 13 days, with lo¢wood, to J F Whitney & Co. Ma: 2, ata Mp lon 72 $0, had a heavy gale trom south. wit heavy sa and thunder and lightning, In which lost About two tons of logwood from off deck’ 4th, lat $8, lon 7240, in a heavy northerly blow, with high cross sea, Yost Jibboom, since fine weather. Schr Emma E Patten (of Annapolis, N 8), Austin, St Jago $8 days, with sugar to JM & LD Excomazo; vesel to Heney & Parker, Had strong N and NE gales; split sailg: was 7 days N of Hatteras, Schr Souvenir (of Parrsboro, NS), Hatfeld, St Jago 16 days, with sugar to order: vessel to Crandal, Barteaux & 9, ‘Had moderate weather; 3 days north of Hatteras. Schr D Talbot (of Camde: days, with molasses to Ponvyert & Co; vessel to J L'In- gram & Co. Had strong variable winds. Was four days horth of Hatteras, Sailed in company with schr Harmon Curtis for Boston. Schr David Wasson (of Brookville), Jones, Clenfucgos 17 days, with molasses and old iron'to Tucker & Light- burn; vessel to Miller & Houghton, strong NE and SE wind, Odays north of Hattera: Schr Nellie Cushing (of Boston), Wood, Cardenas 12 days, with sugar andl inelado to order: vessel to PT Ne- viust Son, Was 5days north of Hatteras, with strong northerly winds, Schr St Croix (ot Boston), Erton, Cardenas 10 days, with molasses to Moses Taylor & Co; vessel to John Hoynton’s Son & Co. Was 4 days north of Hatteras, with strong variable winds Cardenas 14 Vessel to JH Was 7 days north of Hatteras, with strong 8, Porter (of Boston), Stratton, Matansas 10 3 e), Amsbury, Sagua, 12 easterly win Schr M M days, with sugar, to H W Loud &Co. Had moderate ther: was $ days north of Hattera Schr R J Evans (of Newbury rt), Morgan, Harbor Island 9 days, with pines to Wm Dongiass; vessel to BJ Wenburg. “Had strong variable winds; was 4 days north of Hatteras. , Schr O M Marrett (of Boothbay), Reed, Baracoa 9 days with fruit to Wm Douclas; vessel to BJ'Wenberg. Had moderate weather; was 3 days north of Hatteras, Sehr Commerce (of Newburyport), Arey, Baracoa 13 ays, with fruit to J & T Pearsall; vessel to & J Wenberg. Had light winds and calms; was 4 days N of Hatteras; April ®, Crooked Island Passage SSW 10 miles, spoke brig MB Pennell, from Charleston for New Orleans. ‘Sch er (of Boston), Rand, Baracoa 9 days, ir Mary B with fratt to Tod 3 weather; Ww: Sehr Mar, fadge; vessel io J R'Staples. Had fine ag 4 days north of Hatteras, Ellen (of Islip, LD, Hawkins, days, with fruit to James Douglas; vessel to pn berg. Had fine weather; has been $ days north of Hat- TAs. Schr Mary Belle (of Pugwash, NS), Edgett, Harvey, NB, 2i days, with plaster toP I Nevius & Son Had strong westerly winds. Eleuthera7 Bu Wei Schr Wave Orest, Davis, Jacksonville 8 days, with r. ellow pine to Enpinger & Russell; vessel to mastel iad variable weather ; was 4 days north of Hatteras. Schr F E Hallock, Tler. Sueksonville, § days, with low pine to the New Maven Steam Sawinill Go} v Squires & Thornton, Had strong northerly win bound to New Haven. Schr Annie V Bergen, Thompson, Jacksonville for New Haven, 10 days, with yellow pine to the New Haven Sawmill Co; vessel to Van Brunt Bros. Been 5 days north of Hatteras, with strong N and NW winds. Schr Magnet, Sinith, Jacksonville, g days, with yellow pine to Eppinder, Russell & Go: vessel to F: Talbot & Co. fad variable weather; was 4 days north of Hatteras. Schr Constitution. Smith, Jacksonville 18 days, with ellow pine to Hunter & Co; vessel to Jonas Smith & Co, is hound to Alban Schr Florence ‘ower, Perry, Savannah 6 days, with lumber to LW Russell; veasel to H W Loud & Co. Sehr Louisa Birdsall, Bragx, Darien. Ga, 10 days, with Zellow pine to the New York and Brooklyn Steam Saw ill Company; vessel to master, winds 5 days north of Hatteras. Schr Myrover, Brown, Charleston, SC, 8 days, with railroad tles to Evans, Ball & Co, Been 8 days north of Hatteras, with strong variable winds, Schr Ridgewood, Henderson, Georgetown, SC, 8 days, With naval stores to Dollner & Potter; vessel to E'D Hurl- vat Co. Sohr E R Kirk, Burnett, Alexandria, Schr M E Tarrey, Murray, Virginia, Schr J.J Merritt, Cartis, Virginia. Schr P'P Simpson, Frail, Virginia. Schr Iaa A Thayer, Hudson, Virginia, Schr E © May, Doane, Virgin Rehr Jos Allen, Corwin, Virg Schr Wm Mazyck, Somers, Virginia, Had strong easterly Schr G F Wright, Cropper, Virein Schr Jennie Hali, Bailey, Virginia, Schr M Monson, Dayton, Virginia for New Haven. Schr Nellie Baker, Freeinan, Virginia for New Haven. Schr M A Rhodes, Ingersoll Schr Wm Moore, Bayles, Egg Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with mdse and passengers to H F Dimock Schr Adele Felicia, Ward, Norwich for New York. Schr Tabitha & Hannah, Qill, Rockland for New Yor, with stone to order. Schr Greene County Tanner, Hyde, Providence for New ‘ork. Schr Joseph Hail, Chatfleld, Portland for New York, with stone to Frank Markham & Co. "Schr Nicholas Merohoi, Merchoff, Norwich for New ‘ork. Sclir ZL Adams, Robbins, Boston for Philadelphia, Schr L A Burlingame, Cobb, Providence for New York. Schr Scotia, Rogers, Georges Banks for New York, with on ir oy iti Bulger, rs W ifine, ch ‘ti Stonington for New York, Schr 5 A Falconer, ison, Providence for New York. Schr Amos Frights Knapp, Providence for Haverstraw. Schr A'S Wiley, Hickman. Boston for New York, Schr L 8 Hatch, Kelsey, Portland for New York, with stone to order. ‘Schr Helen Mar, Ward, Providence for New York. Sehr Copy. Lewis, Port Jefferson tor New York. Schr Vinyard, Banks, Vinyard Cove for New York, with stone order, Schr Caroline Grant, Haskell, Caiais tor New York with lath to G Boardman & Co, BOUND EAST. Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portiand. Base Srower"s Pride (Br), Morris, New York for St Ste- vens, NS, Brig J RE (Br), Lent, New York for Bear River. Schr Isaac Sherwood, Jones, New York for Norwich. Schr John Manlove, Garr, New York for Fall River. Sehr Fountain, Bennett, New York for Fall River, hr Hastings, Chase, New York tor Now Bedfu Sehr PC be New York for New Ha Moon, Moon, New York for Noank. tin, Gates, Rondout for Boston, Schr J Raynor, Nichols, Rondout tor Providence. Schr John Stockham, Hart, New York for Providence, Schr Memento, Weeks, Hoboken for Riverhea Schr © H Macomber, Hixgins, Rondoat for Lyun. Schr Pointer, Baker, New York tor Newport. ‘ Sehr President, Bradley, New York for Hartford. Schr MO Wells, Wells, New York for Boston, Schr F. English, Peterson, New York for Salem. Schr Curtis Goodwin, Lewis, Hoboken for New Haven Peal Susan MeVowitt, McDowitt, Philadelphia for New ondon, dehr Rescue, Kelly, New York for Providence, Schr Mary B Smith, Smith, New York tor Boston, Sehr Almon Bacon, Foster, New York for Boston, Sehr Sea Flower, Nickerson, New York for Providence, Sehr gyekstee. Smith, New York for Pawtucket. Sehr RH Daly, Daly, Hoboken for Providence. Schr O F Hawiey, Bayles, Hoboken for Newburyport. Sehr Storm, Stabb, Trenton for Fall River, Schr H B Meteail, Hardy, New York for Boston, Sehr Mary Tice, Danhain, Elizabethport for Fall hiver. Sehr General Sheridan, Stewart, Virginia for New Haven. Sehr F A French, Pratt, New York for Salem. Schr Sallie f Chartre, Trefethen, Port Johnson for Taunton. Schr Marietta Smith, Preston, Philadelphia for Paw- ucket. Schr Flight, Allen, Port Johnson for Providence. Schr Jolin W Bell, Bearse, Ainboy tor Taunton, Schr OC Smith, Snow, Biizabettiport for Taunton, ady, Murray, Hoboken for Black Rock. Schr WN Gosnér, Egbert, New York for Fall River. Schr Maria Louisa, Jones, Elizabethport for Provi- dence, “Schr 88 Tyler, McCarthy, Port Johnson for Hartford, ew York for Boston. Sour 11 Bullhige, Kelly Sehr Chief, smith, New York for Norwich. Schr Minerva, Brightman, Flizabethport tor Fall River. Schr J G Pierson, Gould, Amboy for Dennis, Sehr GH Biaekenan, Brett, ba taf York for Bridgeport. Sehr Maria L Hall, Hall, Rondout for Midaletown. Sehr Al ir, Corwin, New York for Jamesport. Schr Nellie Baker, Freeman, New York tor New Ha- von. Sebr Decatur Oakes, Latham, ™ éw York for Salem. Behr BE Sehr Cl Sehr Ni River. nes, Providence, Sehr Orlando & Schr Evelyn, " Sehr Sallie ™ Steamer O feet Li ater ‘Smith, ol Brown, al E Eliza’ Imes," Gar Schr Syivester Hale, Echt Caroline’ & Cc ,ckeman, New aihport tor Fall River. #vnport for New Bedtord. inert Port Johnson for Fall York for Taunton. Elizabethport tor Cc paelia, Crowley, Elizabet aaith, Ferris, New York for Portchester. surger. New York for Stamford. Burley, New \ ork for Stamford. sarton, alates, tiale, New York for Fall River. SAILED, AP vpfirk R Murray, Jr. tor Port au Prince; Francesco, Sreates Francesco Gilento, Tarrayona; Amalfi, Cadiz: do; brigs Angostur: Averpool ; Hail Columb! Wind atsunset, SW. Marine Disasters. Schibye, from San Francisco Jan5 for Liverpool, put into Valparaiso March 2, for wilat calle Snip Nesuran, Bark Huurw Awaen, Stap} United Kingdom, with whe March 22 in & leaky conalilon: Sen Epwarp, Dodge, from El'awo for Provincetown, went ashore night o je crew ‘Were ea total lnss, with the exception of the Sonn Sreuua Manta (Fr), from Miquelon, struck on the north side field Beach, Me. , and became a caryo, rigging and sails were saved, ‘The crew ‘Angostura; Queen of the Baltimore. Th total wreck. len, from Litco March 2 for put back to Valparaiso Me, with tim! sci coat rigging and sails. Halifax for St Pierre, of Bable M ‘The crew and part of the remain on the island tor more than a month, until the arrival of the Dominican steamer Lady and carried them to Halitax, Scur Gripe (of Manchester), Miller, from Bluehill for Boston, was at anchor in Gloucester harbor on Friday night last, and during the gale parted her chains and put away for Salem. harbor, foot of L si of | Sour Grorcr ition ; will probably spars. d run ashor ach st Gran, treet, where shi be got off atlor discharging deck Head, which took them off e at the upper part of that ¢ lies in an easy po- load from Windsor, NS, for New York, was driven ashore in Yarmouth harbor, Cape Cod, intagale on Saturday, and the vessel bilged. The crew was saved, en Sth, lost Sonn Reno, from Machtas for New York, at Vineyard bil a boat and part of deck load of laths in a mn the 3d inst, m OcRAN Bute (Br), at Vineyard Haven 8th, lost | part of deck load of laths in a gale on the 3d. Sreauer Eovvs, from Newport, RI, for Wickford, struck went known, a rock near the latter place le on her arrival. her assistance. The extent of damage is not The fay 8 ‘and was found to be reck! ing Co of Newport Capiz, April 22.—A fire has broken out on board the Esperanza (Spanish Go saved Irom the Marius, Aliomes, from fordeaux, which was condemned and gold here jes burning, and the vessel will probably 0s ‘k), loading with troleum, car- ‘hilade!phia for e fire be a total 88. The Aquedita (French bark), from New Orleans for Barcelona (cotton and staves), has put into (Atre?), leak- | ing badly, and wil) discharge for repairs. VineyaRo Havi Millbridge for Fall River, KN, Mi ver and 4—The brig W. R Sawyer, from sehr Standish, from far, Boston for Alexandria, each parted a chain during the ale of yesterday, Notice is given by the Lighthouse B quence of the fixed white light. at Miscellancous. We are indebted to the purser of the steamship City of Montreal, from Liverpool, for courtesies. The purser of the steamship Wilmington, from Havana, has our thanks for courtesies. Sutrevitpixo—Geo W Jackman, Jr, has recently con- tracted to build a ship of 1300 tons for Mossrs Sumner, Swaysey & Currier, of Newbaryport, and others. Notice to Mariners. Lignruousr CHANGE. Wasmincton, DO, May 5, 1873. oard that, in co: Reedy Island, Dela- ware Bay, being mistaken from time to time for a vessel's light, it will be changed toa fixed red light on and after Spoken, Ship Blue Jacket, Simmons, from New York (Dec 19) the 15th inst. for San Francisco, no date, lat 4923S, on 6318 (by an arrival at Valparaiso March 20, Ship Cashmere, Norton, trom New York for Melbourne, Mare! 29, lat 31 Ny Ke lon 43 W. Ship Wilhelm (Swe), from Pensacola for London, April 6, lat 48, lon 20, April Ship Chetan cisco, March 2. Ship John 6 Baker, 8} Avril 19, lat 48 50, hip Duke of Arg: for Cork, April 10, Bark Grasmere (Br). hia, phi. lon n), le (Br), Me Tat az 17 N, lon 30°93 Tester, from Portland, 0, tor Ship Enos Soule, Soule, from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro, , lat — N, lon 15 W. @ Maudlin, from Glasgow for San Fran- 07.8, lon 31 46 W. pear. trom Havre tor Philadel- Jon 14 10. ‘Lean, fom San Francisco Queenstown, March 19, iat 232 N\ lon 31 25 W. Bark Axel (Nor), trom New York for Stockholm, April | 18, no lat, & , &e. Bark Kate Dorert ait), from Rangoon for Cork, Jan 21, lat 24 448, lon 70 A Norwegian bark, showing letters H P EN, bound W, ‘Was seen April 26, lat 44, lon 47 W. A Duteh bark, showing letters RBVM, from San Fran- cisco for Liverpool, March 22, lat 7 13 N,'lon 85 48 W. Schr Ella, steering NE, Ma: Hook Li The many, April 5, Arnoyo, PR, A) a I for New AQUADILLA, PR, ynn, y.4,40 miles SE of Sandy ‘htship (by pilot boat e “Reuben” of Li 5, jat 43, lon 56, Mary A Williams, No 19). , from New York for Ger- Foreign Ports. April 20—In Fil %3—In port schrs Uncas, Champlin, | laven in 3davs. Port schrs David Miller, Fletcher, for Baltimore in 10 days; Patos, Shackford, for doin3 days. Eueuruena, April 27—In port schr John Moser, for | New Yor! Havana, April 26—Arrived, bark Harriet PF Husgey, Stacey, Cardiff; 27th, Speen acon are Orleans; barks Annie Torrey fiths (Br), Drummond, New Y ata, Catharine, Philadelphia: brig Eliza Stevens, Baker, New bby. Cantift; & W’ Grit- rk; 28th, steamship Jtmi- ‘eller, Boston ; 29th, bark Spark (isn), Hopkins, Boston; $0th, steamship Liberty, Hudgkins, Baltimore: brig Carrie Pickering, Torrey, Portland; schrs Donna Anna, Whaley, Witmin: Martha N Hall, Burgess, Baltimore; Active, in, NC . Combs, ahd Temps, s Maria, Whittemore, Fernandina. ott, St John, NB; Ellen Arrived May 5, steamship Morro Castle, Morton, New ‘ork. Sailed 27th, bark Emma (Br). Sinai Faustina, Blanchard, McLeod,’ Sagua ; Pensacola; tellite (B nr) 29th, ba 28th, bark Cardenas; rk (Cardenas, Sundberg, Turner, Cardenas; Amelia, Ro: arien; Jane Wright (Br), Hall, Cardenas; schr A M Chad- wick, Cardenas; 30th, barks Resolucion New York; brig schr Lottie © (Br), Leit (Nor), ma; ‘aib- (Sp), Rodon, ant Renown (Sp), Garriga. New Orleans; Teresa (Itab, Di- martina, New York: Abraham Skalle’ (Nor), Yuell,'do; Czarina’ (Br), Nickels, and Lorena, Patterson, Zaza: Nueva Yirginia (ital), Searpati, New York; brigs Lizzie M Merrill, Duckendorf, New Orleans; Monte Christo, Ellis, Baltimore; Nuovo Sabina (Sp), Alsina, Norfolk: Antonia (Sp), Honet, New Orleans; schr MW Hupper, Hodgdon, Cardenas. * atarax, May 4—Arrived, steamships Hiberntan (Br), Archer, Baltimore for Liverpool; 5th, Kangaroo (Br), New York. Sailed "4, steamship Morvaian (Br), Graham (from Liverpool) NAGA, au Platte, to Gonatves, to load for do. ‘orfolk and Raltimore. ril L—Arrived, brig Java (Br), Virgie, Port load for Boston; schr Pomona (Br), roberts, Matacd, April 18—Arrived, bark Arletta, Dow, New ‘ork. Cleared 18th, schr Paul Seavey, Lowell, Boston. Tn port 18th, bark Augusta (Nor), Johansen, for New ‘ork, Idg. Nassau, NP, April New" York; Vargas, (an lath, J 15—Arrived, schrs Amelia Ann (Br), ulia A Decker, Freeman, do cleared 25th to return via Abaco); 22d, Job |, John Mosser, Abrams, do: 26th, Leona, Wiley, Baltimore. Cleared 22d, schr Jos W Pinder, Laing, May 4—Arrived, York PryMovra, Meier, New Ponce, April for Hamburg. Abaco. steamship Frisia (Ger), 15—In port bark R B Mathall (Sr), MeIn- tosh, for New York in 5 days; brig 8 Shaw (Br), Bell, for do same day. Qverxstows, May 5—Arrivea, steamships Baltic (Br), Kennedy, and Minnesota (Br), roceeded). ADT 24—Th Morrts, for New York in 2 days; Liverpool (and St Jonxs, P: @r, tor son, for di for do. St Jonx, NB, May 2—Cleared, brig Rhone, Roberts, Ha- | na. Arrived 24, schr Osseo (Br), Martin, Philadelphia. Freeman, New York for port brigs Sarah Crowell uwanee, Sawyer, quadiila, to load tor New York; Geo Latimer, Wil VauPanatso, March 19—Saiied, ship Kit Carson, Spen- cor, Mejillonesbark Chas Brewer, for Corrai; 32d, ship | Independence Washington ‘Strout, Tome. In port March 29, Boot! 1 shh h'(Chi jore, Humphrey, for Callao: , MeGregar, from Newport, E, vi ia Talcahuano, arrived March 18; Nesutan, Sehibye, from San Francisco for Liverpool, Woodbury, unc; barks Maria for the United’ Kingdom, ld¢: R P Buck, 'C arrived’ 26th: Norway, Scannell (Br), Malmgvist, ‘urtis, from: Tongoy, arrived 2th; Helen Angier, Staples, from’ Liico for Charon, une. nited Kingdom, arrived 22d (see Dis); Eugenie (Br), (Per Steausmip City op Mowtnrat Antwrnr—Sail fino Prosper ALGOA Wale, St H Boston ; Bei Ay, OGH, led from Flush hiaftino, New York. h 20-—Bailed, Queen of the Bay, lena, t6 load cargo of setir Oh: 20d, Patriot, Thomas, Boston, ast, April B—Arrived, Bristow, April 22—Sailed, ‘Ans NO; 20th, Arragon (s), Western, Mal 3 jas F Perry, for C, Alter, Baltimoro, tale. Key, Wilmington, w York. Brouwkaswaven, April 2l—Arrived, Castor (#), DeBoer, Helvoet (ai Bi Galveston, In the Roads 19th, Borpeavx, April 21 d sailed for New York). EMERHAVEN, April 20—Arrived, Jasen, Christensen, 101 Brilliant, Bach, for SArrived, Rosetta McNeil, Sproul, javre. Canotrr, April 22—Entered out, North Star, Kvans, for Callao; Aureola, Ross, tor Hong Kon; Cleared 2ist, Ry Satled 22d, ae Conk, April Doven, April ver Lune, Savannah for Cronstadt. Drat, April 24¢—Arrived, Columbus, McNeil, San Fran- cisco; Holland ( son, St Joh York; Oscar i), Hutehin- | New York; Oscai | Wiehe | Calais: nd all three Te Willan San Francisco. ia, Manger, Philadetphia. ‘Arfived. Svea, Halvorsen, Baltimore. Doreoat, April 20—Sailed, Mary, Olse! re. April 23—Passed, Widdrington (8), Tate, from n, Baltimor sailed'for London). Eisiwong, ‘April 20—Arrived, Hypatia, Flood, New Or. leans for Cronsiadt, Fatmovtn, no date—Of, Prinz Albert, Hoffer, from | Hamburg tor New York. Of the Lizard April Charleston sor Falmouth. Gtascow, Aptil 2—Arrived, Assyria (®, Smith, New Fava, April Cleared, Maria Greenteaf, Poole, Now lied 201m, Olga, Clavecich, New York, Hawnora—Arri Lindgreen, Philn malitivorr, April mh A LIVERTOO! “aad John, NB; Sailed 23d. Thatcher, Hong Kong via Catdiit; Rio Janeiro via d Ole , Countess of Dufferin, MeGonach, Balti- oston 5 sf Pet! Dubrovacki, Chersanaz. Phila: |, Ma ‘Ann! ‘ved me at tel {i 24—Priseilla, MoManns, from uxhaven April 20, Britannia, 20—Sailed, © H Oulton, Hammond, Eng- Khersonese, ia (9), Mouland, Boston’, Vity of Bristol @), k 2st, Nile, Newcomb, 0. ches, ‘garet, Roach, te Stromberg, Philadelphia, Entered out 22d, Atla: Boston (#), Price, N Regent, Chase, hrysolite (8), ew York; 'Vaering, » San Francisco via Ardrossat nil 22—Arrived. Gyrda, 4 (8), GIll, Wallace? Patterson, St New York: id, Phillips, or Now York, with Ellison, i), dney, CB; Ringleader, Thos Lord, Whitmore, Marian: ttebo'iiny , Boston: Nelsot Ison, Watts, Ainslie (s), Corkery, and Columba, and Sidon (#), Kelly, for New Orleans; hed ‘Svendsen, Phila fe) pia § in; Irhs,, Ba x ter, Valparaiso; 234, Olga B, Bujan, Baltimore ; Ariel (8), Jones, do and Norfolk; Laura By M Pintay, Philadetphia. ih,’ Tonawanda, Turley, from Liver- Abbotsford ( Janelro, Lavage, April drosean for San, Lytriero! oniitt va & phia (and from Deal s pia. t=, Lebu, Me! 19—Arrives Francisco. saint erriain, Matanzas} Kenzie, trom Liverpool for <0. ; April 2~Entered out, Ttaska, Rash, for Rio Sailed from Gravesend 234, Perseveranany Cacace, Phil- be * ose Hope, Anderson, Ar Nw, Feb $-Salled, Sar fas, New York. Nakaxnans, RT meg a De ak 1! n, very, Nickels, , Weston, from New York Ate} } ing aged April 2, Sehiaf- -(and sailed for Havana and New Sail | do; Bellon man, Robinson, Boston; Ella F Crowell, y Areetbo' Azevedo, Somerset; John Mossm1 Bar, Magch 20—Sailed, Excel, James, Boston. tind 4 Mi Lee age oat Feo, ete cial Alceste, ia : 2 apeniiapecon hema ‘or! for Fiiladeintia, PENeLAND eam, April 16—Passed, Melrose, Mills, from Shields for Hong Kon: ORENSTOWN, April 33—Arrived, Junak, Ronacich, New York for Lisbon : bai, Hermanos, Jacobsen, iia yaegrren, aa April 22-Cleared, Gerhard, Kiamp, New Rangoon, April 19—Arrived, Wm Leavitt, Leavitt, Bom» Oe erro aarice, Boson. Sr Nizsinn Apri a0~salled, Hermann Helmrich, Nel- sen, New Yor! ‘Méuuty, April Z1—Off, Eiiphalet Greeley, Halcrow, from Calino 1ér Falmouth Fertoy ) Motels MeLelians frou eRe Cariguixen Pore TW, April 20—-Off, Columbus from Hamburg for Philadelphia.” American Ports. ALEXANDRIa, May 8—Arrived, schr E N Baxter, Had- son. Sailed—Schrs Geo Stay Charlesto' Mass: Emily, Norfolk; Miuorvas ‘Rew York Marin’ Plerson, Jersey City ; Ann Eliza, Bosto Philadelphia; Hark Jcshua Loring Lamb, Newbarynee lpia; hark Teahea Loring Lomb, Mewcareneeey brig ‘Helene (Ger), Behrens, Filladeiptin: sclard Pred. Gray, Lakeman, Alexandria, Ya; Sophia ‘Kraus, Dyer, more: Ida 30, do's arrell, and . ‘kland, to load for Washington. ‘steamer Baker, Herald, Frisbie, Rocklan 4th—Sailed, steamers William Orane, Roman (latter passed Cape 'Cod at10. AM), and George Shattuck, The arks A C'Smail and Elizabeth, and brig Caroline Gray, Temained at anchor in the Roads, Sth—Arrived, steamers Panther, Mills, Philadelphia; Nereus, Bearse, New York; bark Sea Queen (Br), Thomas, Port Elizabeth; Aurora (Br), Crosby, Antwerp; brig Jane, Port an Platte. Also arrived Sth, steamships Hecta (Br), Murphy, Liv- erpool via Queenstown Oriental, Snow, Savannah, ALTIMORE, May 3~—Arrived, ship Isaac Webb, Mor th mer, New York to load for San' Francisco; brigs Lucy W Pao mal from Boston; Mira W Norwood, Sherman, Cleared—Brigs Edith Hall, Oliver, St Thomas; Eva. (tad, Capiaiio, QuceNtown or Falmonth, for orders; Isuac Carver, Williams, Salem; schrs Irene E Meservey, Meservey, Boston; ‘Thos Fitch, Pettigew, Nase Sailed—Burk Fravernitas, for Queenstown; brige Bdith Hall, for St Thomas: Isnac Carver, Salem, 4th—Arrived, steamer McClellan, Howes, Boston via Norfolk. DANVERS, Port Johnson April 29—Arrived, schrs Mary, Hallowell, ;,30th, Sarah Cfark, Griffing, Piladelphia; and Neptune Robiizon, New York" nie Beno, Foster, FORTRESS MONROR, May 5—Arrived, brig Maud Pot- ter, from Guadalog 6 for oxlae * ‘assed in—Brige na (Be), Sponagle, from Mayas guez; Lizzie W Virden, Beatty, irom ; sehr Ol Ges Fy izzie irden, tty, vana re. re jameson, Jaimeson. from Nav: ore. Sailed from Hampton Roads Mary 8 Tib- betty Jacoh Birdsall Pxertog, iste oF Pines GB Hops kins and J Webb, froin York River for New York; Snow- flake, R'A Sanders, L. P Farrell and Yankee Doodle, from James River, (fr New York; D Davis, Wanpansce, James Phelpa.and Sarah Mills, for New Haven: Frank Walters, Mary © Simmons, Rose Johnson, from Richmond for New York; A M ani for Cape May; N Brown, for Boston; J E Kelaey, M A Bayard, ME Compton, WG Tufts and M Rovers, Nangsemond River for New York; AG Shulte and 1 Finch, from Alexandria for Jersey Gity; A) Edwards, from Georgetown, for Somerset; C Stickney. for Neve York; Sarah Cullen, tor Washington; B Williams, for Richinond, and K Holmes, for New York. FALL RIVER, May 1—Arrived, schr Naiad Queen, Chase, Port Johnson. Davis, Cottre!l, Pensacola. ar ch : 2d—Arrived, schrs Sarah I, Jos & Potts, Bons avid G Floyd, Clifford, and B F Wook fobol ith, Elizabethport, sey, Terrill, ken; Willard, Smi eo! iled—Schr Avail, Bmith, New York. GALVESTON, May 8—Sailed, steamship City of San Antonio, Pennington, New York. JACKSONVILLE, Aprit ‘eared, schr Abby K Bent- ley, Mehaffey, New York. . 4sth—Cleared, schrs GP Pomeroy, Tribble, Albany; B A Hooper, Hooper, Philadelphia, jamal echrs: nezer we. Green Turtle Cay; Florida, Gilmore, and BH Jones, Wavis, Boston; B 8 Gigersneve, Shaler’ New Yori 8 k, ril’ 23—Arrivea, schrs Kate 8 Cook, th, Lucretia, Hewitt, New York, a G Loud, Welt, Apalachicola; lea, Fowler, Pensacola; 234, Sarah Hi ‘hisper, Baker, New York. rrived 29th, steamship Eperty, Mugging, Baltimore leans May 2, steamship Cuba, Johnson (from New Or- leans and Havana), Baltimore. UBEO, April led, schr Lookout, Morton, New York via Pe ortland, EW ORLEANS, April 80—Arrtved, steamsmps Germa- nia (Ger), Winzen, Hamburg via Havre and Havana; Ja- maican (Br), Watson, Vera Craz; barks San Lorenzo (Sp), Irguoes (Sp), Judo, Havana; Aurora (Sp), Baratan, do.. Below, bark Constancia (Sp), Curran, Ha: vana:schr May Evelyn, Hicken, Ruatan Island. Outside the bar, bound in, steamship Alabama (Br, new), Flint, from Glasgow via Cardiff; ship Scioto, Mit chell, from Liverpool. Cleared—Steam hips Metropolis, Nickerson, New York) Havana, Pennington, Key West; ships Anna Camp, Gard- ner, Liverpool: E ¢ Scranton, Wheeler, Cronstadt; bark Polykarp (Nor), Ellerstein, do. Souruwxst Pass, April 30—Arrived, schr Eva Afcle, Eaton, Havana. x 30—Arrived, schr Gertrade A88-a-1OUTRR, April Howes, Vick, Batacon. NANTUCKET, April 29—Sailed, schr Fannio Hanmer, Brooks, Philadelphia. NEW) ', May 2, PM—Arrived, schrs J M Freeman, Eldridge, New York; Ksquimaux, Brlges, Portsmouth, RI, for Haverstraw; Harriet Rvan, Somerset for New ¥ Hickman, Boston for do; Avail, ney, ‘ork; AS ley, Smith, Fall River for do; Geo dence for do. Sd, AM—Arrived, schr Isaac H Borden, Dodge, New York for Fall River. NEW HAVEN, May 5—Arrived, schrs Lady Emma, Scull, Port Johnson ; “Minnie Griffing, Stocking, Virginia; SJ Gurney, Gurney, New York; Lizzie Soles ‘iMcMallen, a orig, Hill,’ Fort Johnson; sloop Waterwitch, jazen, Flanders, LY. Cleated—Schrs*Ruth Shaw, Shaw, Baltimore; A P Avery, Ryan, do; Lady Emma, Scull,’ New York} sloop Mellen Wiese Long Island. PHILADELPHIA, May 3—Arrived, ship Ryerson (Br, new, 1483 tons). Dennis, Yarmouth, NS: schrs Sarat Woods, Hand, King’s Ferry, Fla; John D Page, Haley, Boston’; R & § Corton, Willis, Salem. Cleared—Steamship Centipede, Willetts, Boston; schr Iryine, McLarren, Cardenas. 4sh—Arrived, brig J Bickmore, Henley, Matanzas; scbr Mary Jane (Br), Greenwood, Cardenas, Sth—Arrh steamer Vulcan, Hai FP Frye, Alexanaer, Baracoa; M H Read, Bedford; E Sinnickson, Winsmore, Lynn. Cleared—Brigs Alice | Starrett, Lit , Devereux, Caibarien; achre E_ Sinnicksor tere C, Gettysburg, Corson, Providence; Eme! Provincetown; TJ Foss, Green, Taunton ; ilroad No. 49, Little, New don. ‘iled—Steamships Pennsylvania (new), Sumner, on & rman, picker for Boston. , Del, May 5—0 Rebecca M ‘mith, 12 days trom Matan: 01 Three barks passed in yesterday, and a bark and two brigs are going up this morning. ‘About 70 sail left the Breakwater yesterday, among which were achrs Curtis, Roger Williams, Boardman, River De Munson and Goldsmith’ Maid. Schts Thomas Ware and WB Morgan are loading at tne pior, Sehr Fannie for New York yesterday: 3—Cieared, steamsht | PORTLAND, Ma Anstrian Bitchle,and Suistfosippt (Bp, Dunlevy, Liverpool: Darl Env nN men res, PORTSMOUTH, Nii, May 4—Sailed, steamship Achilles, Colburn, Philadelph: PROVIDENCE, delpi Gilbert Green, Fisher, do: Falconer, Wilson, ‘d Bowen, Golden, Barrett, do. A OK Tuthill, Fhilad Wind, Ingrah: phi May 8—Arrived, schrs MM Merryman, Bapbitt, Mackie's Creek, NO; Albert Pharo, Bingham, en. Sailed-—Steamers Hunter, Sherman,’ Philadelphia; W Clyite, Crocker, do; Tuckatoe, Brown, do; schrs Uplah Fisk, Megofin, Alexandria; Rol RT Graham, Jarvis, Albany ; Hi Sacket, ‘Haverstraw; Savannah, Haskel FL Hoses Austin, duy'Sarah © ustin, do; Ann, Matshall, do; William & do; Sarah Purves, Lisle, do; J H Young, 4th—Sailed, schrs Alice Borda, Dukes, Philadelphia; P B Flower, Dickenson, do; Sarah A Hoifman, Hoffman, do; A G Peese, Dec; Li Taylor; Henry Remson, son, Allen, and Hattie Coombs, Jame: May 2—Sailed, schrs Sarah M Evans, hia N ‘Seymour. Norton, New York. stiied chee Hap B" piven” Nekaren, Pa e rs Harry a ‘Amos Briggs, Knapp, Haverstraw ; Josephine, New a pRLOHMOND, May, $—Arrived, steamship Richmond, akeman, New York. Sailed—Schrs John P Kelsey, Steelman, and Trade ¥ nu than, New York; Belle Crowell, Nickerson, ja Osborne's. WAN FRANCISCO, April 26—Cleared, ship Wm Fruing New Yi m9 PAWTUCKET, ei Bi lier, Liverpool. Rea tieatichiy: Groat Republic, Cavarly, Panama; ships Friedlander, Emerson, aud Jas Foster, Jr, Cunning: bam, Liver} . 27th—Arrived, bark Domingo, Per eet inc Bestiea gay Salle r Nidaros, Pernion,'La Paz, SEABECK, April Arrived, ship Portlaw (Br), Lioyd, San Francisco. SAVANNAH, April 90—Arrived, bark Coquimbo, Coles, it Thomas. May 5—arrived, steamships Zodiac, Chapin, New York; Seminole, Mathews, Boston; bark’ Peter Crerar (Br), Matthews, St Thomas; schrs Mabel Hall, and Lizzi Bachelder, English, New York. Cleared—Schr Adeliza, Branewick. SALEM, May 8—Arrived, schrs Geo A Pierec, Kelley, w York; Aliie Oakes, Pillsbury, Vinaihaven fot lew k. YQTONINGTON, May. 3—Arrived, schrs Connecticut, Staplin, as, York; Nettie Casbing, Johnson, and Sea- “ S-Arrtved, schrs TJ Tyaf- Bosto1 ston. for Boston; 8 © Morto1 mn for SMe . = 4th—Arrived, brig Matilda B, New York for St Johns, NF; sehra Alice Myrick (Br), Aux Cayes (via Tarpaulin Cove) tor Boston) Henrietta, Ge wn, BC, for do; Sarah Jane, Warcham for do; Copia, and ira Hoboken for do; Palestine, Pork Johnson for do; Lucy § He mn for 5 Williston, Departure Tahiti. ‘Wilmi | NC, for Bal Perc: ; r Portlan o : Bacon, Mor Pinhadeistiar Case, ine iil for Woske mgt . DC, Mied—-Brigs J Leighton and H. Haytlock; achrs 3 Baker, Belle, Alligator, spadams, Margaret veil B Vinge Bone Role Hl S Brooks. 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