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10 THE STATE CAPITAL. Debate on the Winslow Bill in the Assembly. 7 WaSETTLED. ~ Continued Indecision Belative to Final Adtournment. cal ea 4 RURAL VERSUS CITY’ ements Expegied Moseage from the Governor on the roe Option Bill, ALBANY, May 8, 1873, The Winslow bill, modifying the usury laws, was again the sensation vo-day, The fight between the friends and opponents of the measure was far more bitterly contested than was that which took place ‘wetween them two weeks ago, Each side had evi- aontly made the most extensive preparations, and each went in to settle the question one way or the ether at once. The Speaker left the chair and Mr. Husted took his place when the bill came up in its order, THE QUESTION STILL SENATORS. DEBATE ON THE USURY BILin The following is the debate on the bill:— ‘The Speaker moved to recommit, with instructions to amend as follow: btrike out pextlons 6 ond 7 and insert the following as a substitute for section | ‘Seo. 11 —This act shall \axe effect on the Ist day of July im force for the period of two ears from suid date that i to say, unul the lst day of 1875, and shall then cease and determine and be of mo hither om ect; and the provisions of act chapter 430 the Laws of 1837, entitled “An act to pre- i usury,” and so much of the provisions. of ttle 3 of chapter 4 of part 2 of the revised statutes an well as other acts and parts of acts which are in- consistent with this act, shall be and the same are hereby ended and to be inoperative durin, foe eriod afore- that isio trom the Ist day of 1873, until the ot day of July, tes but for no longer pers joa, ‘The Speaker said the amendmen! 8 of he, same character ag the amendment already adopte pt Mhar it provided fora suspeusion ofthe Usury law instead ef an absolute repeal. This, he said, was in accordance woth repeated decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States, and deemed by both triends and oppo- scr the Le aah an improvement upon the amendment already adopte Mr. Li imei nares to amend so that the bill shall be went back to the committee with instructions to strike et the enacting clause, He said he believed his motion ‘was in the interest of the p ape of the State, and Ge ple of the rura districts of the State. He interest of Wall street was behind this bill rest of the borrowers he hoped the motion would prevail. ‘Mr, Alberger opposed the motion, and said he believed = ah die, tah jaded by the commercial interests of thought the merits of the bill were now next, and ot rem ele ily todermond, and in order to get through with {tine moved the previous question, which was lost IN FAVOR OF GIVING YERMANKNCE TO VALUKS. Mr. Butcheller hoped the House would pause before it fhould take any action which would modify the usur jaws. Political considerations should be left out of this nestion altogether, and we should nesitate Lotore we from the statite book the laws whieh tend to give nce to values. We must have some standard ill not vary. He spoke at considerable Snpoxition to the proposition to abolish the usury laws, urging that such action would be disastrous in Sts effect upon the value of money. ‘The effect af the Dill is said to be ie ® modification of the usury Jaw. and provides for the forfeiture of excessive interest. This, he was based upon a wrong principle. Mone: oad be limited to seven per cent interest, wha er ithe present, effect, and by ‘Keeping it at rate the commercial ltérest of the State would be ulti mately the gainer, The arbitrary character of money Sinel! Tenders necessary an unvarying standard, and un- Jem we have that sta all ts uncertainty. © farmers must uot be leit to the lability of waking up morning und finding thata corner im Wall street ha: Drought down the prices of their prodnets and ruined them. Fix the standard at whavever point you will, cad he, but give us sume standard upon which we can’rely. Uniess we have something upon which we can depend, the commercial and indusirla) interests of the count the deblor classos—will suffer serious detriment. fhe ghestion is vital ene, and we should give this ‘iil is Eathblow at once, no inater Whether it passage woul a tho gepublican nee or no’ the bill was @ ‘cheat and @ fraud, ai wasintonded sg to'se. Tewas intended for the Bonen o d men who lay # ong snbers. who vous for aig’ bill w Legiviature. and. closed. by offerin pd nel in Vig the operations of the ex- “ Case oan Oot onl LhameRNTs, 3 7. Person de defended the bill += x Faliaved Jt to, be frag sat {Re Watereet oe people anid of public morality. aa wel ohgiery the bill who had voted for the an and trust companies—w! oa cdm- ‘ion Fanerwere authorized to take any umount of Interest it be agreed upon between the lender and the Corvewel. He hoped the House would not be driven from its position by using school house arguments. ir. Lincomm said that he regretted that the leader of ‘the republican arty in this House bad taken upon his shoulders—bi though they be—the responsibility of this eng Lees etn Mai gh) rerienoe od the mate: interests of the people of this the motion to strike out the enacting clause Would be 1. Mr, Lewis failed tose any argument advanced show. ‘hat under this bill money’ would be any cbea than it is now, On the contrary, he thought rt wot be dearer, The bill might be advan o the commer. eal centres, but w the country it rupt rapt fF thece aay community and you ‘bankru le thooguti ‘would be @ fatal Ray when ‘bill became a law. SHOULD LEGISLATE FOR THR MASSES. Mr. Heacock though, ‘we forgot where the he dem: and fo! is billcame from, Hi been no Wall street this Nd We must not Walt Jook at the it were nue were ennai in comparison to, transac- occurring all over State. Where there was one transaction in Wall street there small transactions ie boing, on all over Fthe is It was in the in t athe majority the peoples that we should fegisiato, and not in the in, terest of a few os italists, ‘not see that this bill could affect meer Fans yore nse 1 day aa sin api i 2 y ‘she Usury law Gpon cur a Tt was, there- re, folly to that this bill was wanted to bei Rs Watt SW hie section ef the country money Was an the legal rate of interes but he could go here 18 a Usury law like the She embraced im this ‘bell, and borrow mone ‘three per cent cheaper than he could at home. Bot, eee, there! why this bill should make money Basher.’ He thought the bill was in the interest of the He “could not mppere a the amendment of the peaker. Either puse th: b or defeat it on is merits. fhougne ve frig tery h ictures drawn con- ecrating ' ‘the wemect the frightened the old eeaaea ct bill had, no doubt, ‘old ladies'o of the country mere or lesa. But entleman have leave of lad. mee a feel Dong! incol not see anything frightful im ated that, the owas 8 5 As aes by the pas th I i oes it (ict ped very ole Ly im some’ cise. in, re ofte tne ware Way, t it was alive and scrone Now way was todo right and the people would take care of the rest. This bill was right and should pass, BEABb's AMERBKERY ADOPTED, The previous ae! ‘as ordered. The amendment offered by Mr. be, whieh provides that the person Who pays over seven per cent for money may sue and + within six months after he paid it, vestion was thea taken on th famentmient offered yn Was then taken on the amendment o: e y the Byeaker Tad it was edopted—7 tol CT er nom the motion of Mr. Tin- sregomipi he cite ‘with Instructions to strike ont { aM A "9 mame was called he said he was Poe at in accorlance with the wishes ‘of is ogpetinenta His own views were direct! poe p believed the exisiing usury laws detrim: all trade and business It 4 were it ‘end all business—bank ti i itural But iw was alien dite of his cone og that cook tinue. were opp na eto wishes he hers asked (0 be excused from voting in to ex reas views. La Tineou's ‘motion, toa Same out the enactivg clavse ‘as lost, 9 to 60, as egies perce aa tchelier, Beebe, B. B. Brows, Bu nee nati bi i J.B. da vt Cochea, ots aaa ia. ry we ‘won, Porteo ce Este uy et cep abe Jom ran eae Watt, Weed, sg then” Mon th i on the mot! mart Ux recommit the bill with Testrnctions to Shocgs with the amendments adopted un the ry ‘of Mesore Beebe und the Spexker, and agrees to, THE BILL LAID OW 1: ‘The hour ef two o'clock bavi! « band Lag) to recommi| n o'clock. When the Hur askem- pied ey that hour many of the friends « ‘of tne bil were absent, and when the committee, in accora- with the instructions of the House, re re a: a6 amended ite opponents determined ‘te tax of the circumstance and ar i. when it was announced for @ third Mend moved to Siemever, have it om th sXe yy a - and aye. were an the frends of tne i have sty another ance am .G Magaive victory. Jt is setea th thet’ when five members tot who were were absent to-day will be in seats, it will be passed, As amended the ate will be certain to past it wt once if it ce It was ig Senate in ite original ape rome time ago. ing leas objectionable to he more weak-kneed Senators as amended, there be no reason why it should be defeated, PONPTIPUTIONAL AMERDMENTS—QUEXTION UF A KR Di Mr, Pierson calige vp We repglutign of the Com- could \ Twenty our eure. ‘hours. river all they are mit re nee ‘mittee on Cor © laare “vo call an cate moraton or the Legis, consider x these amendments. He sai ‘was hie session was neither bi s'nor necesoary. With & 0m exceptions nee te for articles a Cometiational Commuenlon. He therefore they id pb ft to the people, and woul spose OF wn satisfaction, He concluded = Sele tat with the report 90 a8 ee he resolu’ ime concerned. ir. Batcheller moved, a8 perp 4 to close legislative business on Seid , the 234 instant, and meet again the tollowing ‘Tuesday for the con- sideration of the Fam aaron | cay Mr. Husted stated that the committee t Meagttionted Cy resolution recommending the lature to adopt taginature, its organisation and powers, end that | | ry re, ite 01 and powers, tibae should be rei to @ committee and be made @ order for discussion, and Jacobs were su! d to learn that a meet was held lay. They, as mem- bers, pocelnat, no notice of such meet- tng. Mr. Prince and others also stated that they knew nothing of that meeting. Considerabie de- date ‘ensued as to the necessity of this ference considering the amendments. Mr. Beebe took the trea that it was entirely unnecessary, because ie ropicly Legislature could do it with much more jety. riurther debate, Mr. Fort moved to recom- mit the whole mavter ts tne Joint Committee. Fin- ally the previous question was moved by Mr. Dex- wr and ordered, and Mr, Fort’s motion was car- ried. PAYMENT OF EMPLOYES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS. The Assembly bill providing for the payment of the officers, employés and workmen in the Depart- ment of Buildings, which directed the Comptroller to borrow on revenue bonds of the city $22,220 to pay the employés of that department the arrears said to be duc them, came up on third reading in the Senate to-day. ‘The act requires payment to be made within t nirty days after its passage. It failed of the necessary vote this morning and Sena- tor Woodin asked to reconsider it and have that motion lay on the table. LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS IN NEW YORK. The Senate bill to amend an act ‘in relation to certain local improvements” came up from the Assembly, and Mr. Woodin asked that the amendments be concurred in. It appeared, however, when the New York Senators brough their lights to bear on the subject that the bill as returned from the Assembly is an entire substitute for the original bill as Bpesen. by the Senate, and Senators Benedict and ‘lemann both contended that it involved millions of dollars to the city. Senator Tiemann moved to refer the bill to the Committee on Cities, that it may be considered and amended, but it was lost by a vote of 7 to 12, Senator D. P. Wood moved that it be referred to the Committee of the Whole. He thought it was the most remarkable exhibition he ever saw in a ture that such a bill as this, ba pa out asa jtitute by the sub-committee of the Assembly, returned here for concurrence in the amendments, should be sought to be pushed fal by the Chairman of the Committee on Cities, thout al- lowing it to go to the committee of which he is chairman, and on which are placed most of the Senators from New York, and without allowing the delegation from that city to discuss or consider it, Senator Woodin said that he had known nothing whatever of the bill until this discussion came up. He was satistied to have the New York Senators consider it to their hearts’ content, but he did not want the bill to lose its place on the order of third reading. Senator D. P. Wood said that if such simple re- quests In regard to local bills of their own, to have it referred to a certain committee, were denied to most of the Senators here as they have been per- sistently denied to the New York Senators, there would be a commotion raised about it, and ke for one, ifso treated, would resign and go home. The time was coming rapidly when the poisoned chalice must be commended to the lips of those who now impose it on fellow Senators, nator Woodin said there was nothing to be gained by sending ane bill toa committee. It can- not be amended, ing can be done but concur ornon concur. the responsibility for this bill is the responsibility of the re rece) and not of the two New York Senaters alon Senator D. P, Wood ‘clu ed. "hat the committee could amend just as Conference Committees amend, and it was nonsense to argue that on a bill like this, which, in at least one Instance, swee away the provisions of the new charter, noth! could be done but swallow the dose whole or spew all ou After farther heated discussion the motion was amended to refer the bill to the Committee on Cities, and it was carried, RUMORED GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE ON LAGER BEER. There is a well-authenticated rumor afloat this evening that Governor Dix has promised Com! troller Schroeder, of Brooklyn, that he will noon send in a me! to the mbly ten a that the Local Prohibition vat be recalled and lager seats soos perfect panic among the are threatening all sorts to send beer and cider be exempte ‘The ramor has created a temperance men, and the; of horrible things if the & lacesage. vernor ‘dares’ sach a te NE wnt penned in the Asoem night in a rather a B. Cornell moved the revurn of the bill from the Senate, and the bill was returned to the Assembly when the request was made known. THE TUBULAR TRANSIT BILL, that passed in the Senate te-day, has reference to a tubular bridge ment from Staten Island to New Jersey, ie oreke ‘Kay being the principal incorporator of the company. THE BLOOMINGDALE ROAD, The Dill to alter the map or plan of the city of New York, also Se for foopening oe the small portion of Bloon between 133d street and @ somal lateral avenue running between Tenth ‘and Eleventh avenues, SHIPPING NEWS.|¢« Almanac for New York—This Day. HIGH WATER. Gov. Island...morn 6 05 Sandy Hook..morn § 20 Hell Gate.....morn 7 50 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE YROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF MAY. | May PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 8, 1878, CLEARED. Steamship City of Baltimore @r), Allen, Liverpool via Queenstown—Jobn G Dale. Mawel Denmark (Br), Sumner, London—F W J Fi Dorian (Br), Taylor, Glasgow—Henderson wea mship Thuringla (NG), Meyer, Hamburg—Kunbardt naieamehip Svend (Dan), Hansen, Stockholm—Tetons & teamship Begneist Ger), Arnold, Havre, 4c—Chas Rammelabera ae me mo “ot Havana, Deaken, Havana—F Alex- rateapetie Albemarle, Read, Hamilton (Bermuda) i ee Magnolia, Cheeseman, Savannah—W R Gar- ip Ric ree, rdchione Le Boiniion Sati BS tine City Point joamenip hegulater, Pree: rar peg a rigo. Johnson, Portland—J F Ame: ‘BeamshinG sin Hear Doster P Dime te | slp ity n), Becket, London—Henderson hip Minnehaha (Br), McCay, Londonderry & 3 Cores Gwe), Palistrom, Bristol, E—Tetens & Bock. ra | Bark Hesperas Gr), Warpeth, 8 Stephen, NB—Miller 0 ab lo (Ital), Saracens, Gibraltar for orders— B jancy Rose (Br). Roberts, Barbadoe—Jones & ‘Gladiatenr (Br), Lennan, St Thomas—Pentston & rig Chratinn (Be), HUN, Sagua je Grande fova A Co, yf dame Prever (Br), Burke, St Jobns, NP—J P Whi ile o ] Troup (Br), Boudret, Sydney, CB—Jas E Ward “sila Anna D Torrey, Haskell, Boston—H W Lond & Co. t Rebecca J Evans, Morgan, Rock Sound—BJ Wen Bt Johns, NF—Heney & Parker. fhe Be Melita feta coe) ‘Winchester, Bear Kiver, N8—Heney wnennclare Merrick, Hand, New Smyrna—Overton & ooht Enchantress, Phillips, Savannah—Evans, Ball & ‘eh chr Annie EB Moore, Phillips, Washington, NC—I B wee A,.0, Ireland, Townsend, Washington, DC—Van rele Sarah L Thompson, Hull, Providence-I R Sta- Pateawe B C Biddle, Alexander, Philadelphia—W P Smee Anthracite, Grace, » Philadelphia. ARRIVALS, RBRPORTED BY THE NRRALD STRA! HERALD WHITESTONE 'THLEGRAPE Linn =a Avstrian war steam y Land Havana is dave. Bad varidhie weater. tee crew of 400 hi pT Perer Re monnta' aus, and hes Sian eg!AD ins Aisin ey Mgepusiss, JAverpog) Aprip Queenst own 2th, with mdse one | W 3 4 } if Soh Peano, May 6 lat 41 30, lon 63, 7 .4hh ea An PseoOd an AD chor tine ine stangper, pow und east. Steamsh: tp ington n, RoussaD Wavre and Brest 2S. 26, with mcse and a passengs ‘» George Mac! isnale, Ee trong westerly winds ‘sea apart of ata rite th fade ad Walker, Richmond, OT | x 19, with Teas, to 0. L. Wrlane & Co. Passed An) 4 Hoy March 13 and oromed tie Equator A) Pri ‘winds and came greater pa oft oF ae a; Mare ne dee ‘Oi, spoke bark Pekin, from out} April 6, 19.1468, ‘lon. 26.0 W, ip Loti ay from London tor Sydney, NSW, 86 days out; same time, bark Lucknow (Br), trom. Hamburg for Bu Buenos ray op 43 days out; April % lat 023 8, lon irmah (Br), fron ‘Cardiff for Singa) ore, 26 days Ship Hebe (Non Hi sca ag days, via Portland yer; veel 4 Roads 45 di “ie Shee mee P cahene passage and had hgh ‘winds and calms, Bark Freihandel (Ger), Wachter, Liverpool 36 days, wiih mdse to master. Buntielieh, Newcastle Ry aye St cutis ae Tot London) rtis, Hong Kong kre Bark Abraham pane) gnd Portland Roads 0 days, wath, c Coal, &e, to H Meyer; vessel to Slocovl Kiads © southern nd had geod weuther Fiwell (of shelburn, NS), Utley, Middles- baron ‘atsaye with railway tron to J W Elwell & Co. Keddick, Falmouth, K, 64 days, with chinnclay to-order! vewse bias & Co. Took the Southern pacenge, und had light SW aud NW’ winds; has been 14 days W of Bermuda, Bo Fray (Nor), aiheter. Frraners 52 hy hy with allway iros-*. order’; vessel tO, Baye & Co, Took the Sourhers passage, and had ie ihednas ly winds, Bark Ragna (Nor), Otterback, Lolth 69 days, with tron and coal to Funch, Edye & Co.’ Took The rontbere pas se and had fine weather. ark Grad Karlovac (Aus), Regna, Havre 51 days, with to Boyd & Hincken’ easel to Slocovich'& Co. Took the southern passage id had light winds and ms; has been § days W ot B ula. K Foreningen (Dan), Bay, ite Ganelro sf Gaye, with coffee to E Cuylas De oy vessel to Funch, Haye & Co. Crossed the Equa Apel in Jon 40; had lig! ag and calms rone hou ark St Ursula (of Barbados, Dickman, Rio Janeiro 64 gays, with coffee to Pendergast Brothers’ & Co, Crossed the B ae. April 11 in lon 42 W; had strong NW winds up to Hatteras; from thence fine weather, ‘d. Baltimore (of Bermuda), Haxford, Rio Ja- pein aareh 5, with coffee. to Pendergast Bros & Co. ui ‘oF April II, in on 27; had fine weather 5 March7, las 8, lon 24.W, spoke bri, (of Boston), from Bio. Jatieiro for ‘Thomass April 26, lat 17, ton 99 10, spoke bark Norah, from do tor do;same time’ bark Atnazon, from do Tor Balt more, the captain of which reported having lost the id mate and cae scaman (supposed by yellow fever). ean Smereanich, St Vincent, ape De eae nin balluat, to Slocovich & Co. “Bad Ane K Henoch (Aus), Haggia. 8t Vincent, Cane De Verds sodaiye in balla is Slscovich 2 Go. Had light winds | and calms the Bark KB Mulhall Of Liverpoel, NS), Chisholm, Ponee, FR, 15 days, with sugar to order; vessel to Boyd & Hinck: en.’ Had fine weather. jark E L Oulton (of St John, NB), Tower, Havana 10 oh 8) EM sugar to order; vessel to master. Had varia- le wea Bark HG Hall (of Borton), Smith, Havana 10 day: with sugar to puna Be hl ul & Co; vessel to James ac le we Ward & Co. ni fark Minnie Garvilt (of ‘Lvezpo0 Motyer, Havann 12 days, with sugar to master. ay off atters ‘bad a severe gale trom SW, lasting 24 hours; sustained “ark Nashwauk (of Arichat, CB), Le Blane, Matanzas Hdays, with sugar to order; vesiel to 8 C Laud & Co. Had some rough weather. ‘Bark Branewick (ot Portland), Drew, Matanzas 7 days, with sugar to master. Had variable weather. Bark Gan Eden (of Boothbay), Parker, Cordenas 8 days, yrith sugar to order; vessel to Miller & Houghton. ine weather. Bark William Van Name, Pierce, Cardenas 14 day with sugar and melado t order vearel to Hand nS days north of Hatteras, with light winds and c: Bark Norton, Stover (of Portland), Sherman, Cardenas Sdays, with sugar to Miller & Haug! Had rough Weather up to Hatteras; from thence modérats easterly win Bark Veteran, Cathcai Cardenas? days, with sugar to order; vessel fo 8 Bishop & Co, Had some rough ‘weather, “gh disisigen, (Nor), Olsen, Guantanamo 12 days, with eA Ceballos; vessel to Tetens & Bockmann. Sasaht, Iquique, 99 days, with of toda to fhe, veesel to Funch, Faye torn Feb 26; crossed the Equator ie it winds and calms the entire aay "Tom 67 1 We spoke brig DC ge? fenzies, Messina 63 G F Bullez. Passed Gibraltar March 24; took, the southern passage and had light westerly winds bo, perma a, from thence 8 days, with light easterly winds arauin Hill ‘ot Provincetown), @: Santa Marika Mare h #7, Carthagens April 9 and Tou ape as o Brett, So agh weather on the pai pa terson (of Turk’s Island). Anderson, Porto athes att ‘Belionn Caer), nitral feof be cathe ys, with sugar to Dallett; Bliss & Co, Had aH i Alice (oh, (of Hicige, Hon) Montgoie 7. ruil 93 | Ri Brig Sarah Crowell ener Jarmouth. NS), Marris, St John, nat 12 days, with Sigar'to Onitavia & Co; ves- sel to m: Brig Abby’ (of ‘Turk’ Eastman, Cardenas 10 gays, Sith ih raga to order tana to Peter McKing, Had fine weather ; has been ‘north of Hatteras, Brig Raven, ‘spencer, a8 days, with wugar to Brown Bros & Co; ett impson & Clapp. Had fine ins, Sagua 10 days, with sorae fe wene’k Co; "vessel toR P Buck & Co. day: weal ie cringe Ll, i finer been Sdays north of Hatteras, with light winds and Brig Little Fury (of St Johms, NB), Hil a 9 day: rion ms to Moves Taylor 2 Co; rataat be W Elwe veil 4 fine weather. Mary © Mariner (of Pei gt sete ti Sagua,8 rig jansentaeue a Moses Taylor & vessel fo Wausb, ‘Schr Ricardo Barr Hiatanzas 7 days, with pines pice sod & t'Pesreaily vessel to Bd Wenberg. Had Pe srs saeorsio Clark (of Fnhaseln hia), Bartlett, Matan- Bah & Ge Had strong fee fora lat $9 ag 38.1 been ¢an north ep Mactotan’ ath inst Litto Huy. 1 jm = doe gui 12 miles, passed a vossel’s boat, bot- epee Black ot St Johns, NB NB), Ludlow, Cal. 9 molasses Cox vessel Wi nohestel & Co. aie i oites, iy ark Fannie $7 Loring for New Yorn; had ‘ane weal pees Abbie Ingalls (of henge trealle. iNlo 20 \arih coda ‘cedar t0 01 rder ; to Bimpson & Clapp. i \t winds an: Schr Arthur Clifford (ot Provincetown), Spaulding, Baracoa gay with fruit tg 13 Madge: ‘vessel ¢ SRN, Beda iar Pipeicotgw, Memon, Bare Tdays with fralt, to James Douglas; vessel to BJ Wet Beat eran port), Brown, B days, ca T Pomrsall; vessel to bee #9 Yad va weather, Abacoa 6 with apples to Jos + Vessel to Bu Wer bere, Hi "8a oe § Dodd oe nim to 3B Br Mala J wen ine. fine 3 ser gt te oe % “ibraheins, Blenthera 7 4 meen ice todas las; weasel ‘ABS Wenverg Ws Yad Nassan), Ingraham, Eile’ ra 8 Beir Ge Potr B to Joseph Eneas, rough Schr LM Warren (of Deer Isle), Johneon, Lae soy | to J: i ‘eat with Bsgepeise io James Daugias; ¥ rH Jo Rowland, Fernandina 10 with Co; Vensel to & Abbott. ner, raat been'@ ayo north of Hattersa, with liste easterly winds. Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Washingten, NC, 4 days, with naval stores K > ppophar iF Mille, Schr.J L Leach, Johnson, Richmond, Schr ih J Raynignd, A eeeaiel xertion, Schr Suowfake, wn, Virginia. Schr J H Se jaskill, Virgini Schr Banvesd ‘Fohnoon, Virmitie. . Schr L opine. fr Predmor Kin. Randoink vVirgl Mille, Kelly, Virginia Yor New Haven, Schi Virginia for New Haven. earn Dwight {Davidson Fre Wreeman, Virginia for Fairha- "Schr W D prarvil, Keen, Georgetown, DC. Schr A H Howe, *taglor, alti Georgetown, pe. SRT AE ties ICT ga to Bridgeport 0 hr Marion Braper, ry Wendy. Bauladayetwrin shingles hr Ann, 8 Cannon, ston 8 days, in ball verton v4 Bawkine me Sasen, Peron f dave: tn baliaes Island ‘about 1 '§ miles, was rup into by Br ste mor wis i sites. way our stern for about 15 ‘within two feet of wai Pealasall's ‘and did other damage. Passed Threugh Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Sreamailp Nereus, am Beary ice Froston for New York, with mdse and passengers to H pe Wamsutta, Fish, ew er Berd for for New York, passengers to ter B NS, for ‘Now York, 8 tan. Leg ehee a Mirdge for New York, wi re val, ll, Windsor, NS, for Philadelphia, 1 4ar8 mri ger foo Meeer tne’ 1 Nom York, weer beree N Falows, Smith’ Kempt, NS, for New tats ppg, (Pr Spt XB, for New J rage, Hillebor: York, wot’ 3 SPAR Scr: Pease anes, 1 dete gory York, M4 +0 Fed meceseernand ih wit roo BT wevian RY John, NB, for New York, A Se ton ‘alais for Loyd Yor! ew York, with stone to cine nae ol 4th fell in with rreck re \m, id ve: vogeal ne n, of St John. lat and laven if orders, ene. astied 7," onl - se, Mae N08 yb m mt von on the ‘5th, novia ments for their transfer ton, Consul would care torthem, The d MV ‘also repo! ‘oint freak, oat Orient & one two schfs aground on it—a large loa anda ‘uhell iy tow one. Agi it res about low water they vous probably 0 of ad Tribble, Portland for New York, : Witinore New Haven for New York. Benedict, Thompson, Boston for New ir Frances St John, Hunter, N et Maria E Bearu, Parker, “Porceheeer Yor New *aeh ereterich Man, Chatfeld, Portland for New York, — Hart, 8t George for New York, with stone a Ne Fbomap gon. Machias for New York, with een Fiorida, Thompson, Vinalhavem for New York, Bias, Perry, Rockland for New York, with lime nih rau Rockport for New York, with to Behr 1} stone Wy yrden i hockland for New York, with " ‘NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, "MAY 9, 1873—TRIPLE ( . Schr Hudson, Post, Reckland for Flushing, with lime Schr Jobn D Griffing, Gould, Gloucester for New York, aT Church, Nantucket Sak Hew Fork, wi Po a og ae Re “Sehr Anthony Burton, Johnson, Pawtucket ‘oy an ‘Sehr Franklin, Brown, Vinalhaven for Now York, with ne to, Po nbehr Db Crest, Ellsworth, “or New York, with Sehr Brett, Bangor for New York, with headings to order. Schr Henry Cole, Chadwick, Fall River tor Hoboken, Schr Almon Bacon, Crosby, Providence for New York. Schr Darius Eddy, Conant. Providence for New York. Schr Alice Oakes, Ly Gardiner for New York, “chr Sarah Bruen, Austin, Providence for New York. Sehr 7 td Bly, § Hore Providence for New York. ane ae ‘A Mount, Young, Fall River tor New Sehr Jane, Haskell, Providence for New York. Schr Marcellus, Shérwood, Boston for New York. x Reno, Foster, Calais’ for New York, with lumber wee i ry: tford for New York. meélia, Perry, ford for Miller, Stith, Mallstone Point for New York, with Signe to onda. Schr Peerless, ‘Smith, Pigritence for New York. Schr Josephine, rg reg for New York, ene Charles wg cs rts, New London for New ‘Sehr © P shut Xoung, Providence for New, York, Schr Vandalia, Analhaven for New York, with stone to Bridge Co. Schr Helen, berry Fall’River for New York, Robin Hood, Baker, Norwalk for New York. Sehr SP Catiih Gardinsr, ‘Now London fu New York, hr Eva Diverty, Hood, Providence tor Behr Grav, igihomas, New! Haven for New ¥. Sehr EM Bi cok’ Wemterly for Newark. Schr Gabinet Wesinal, Stonington for New York. Read, Arnold, Connecticut River for Schr Baral Philadelphia. Schr Hamburg, Prescott, Norwich for Philadelphi Schr Com Kearney, Metéalf, Calais tor New Yord, with "aro gna en app & Co. Fehr Ion nda inalhaven for New York, with stone to Bri G8 A ost Keefe, Pawtucket for New York. ht eacedale, Caswell, Narragansett Pier tor New ‘tie Wm Riley, Riley, Block Island for New York, r A G Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Providence for New Sehr Charles Hawley, Nostrand, Hartford for New 01 Schr Rachel Jane, Par, Fall River for New York. bic Reading RR No 44, Landry, Norwalk for New Scie Reading RR No 85, Adams, water) for New Qtr Unison, Bearee, Fall River tor New Yor Schr Henty'B Gibson, Gibson, Fait River tor New York. Sonr Joseph # Potts Gtltara, ¥ all River tor New York. ugsetl, "Middletown for New York. Providi ages for New York. Sehr Suate Whistler, Keefe, Boston tor New York, Schr Hunter, Crane, Dighton for New York, Schr Wm Mayo, Lunt, Northport tor New York. Schr Gen Torbet, Hopkins, Newport (or New York, Sehr Sunnyside. ‘Dickinson, Northport for New York, r Angler, , Marion for New York. ashe ea fawin 8 Tyler, Marray, Rockport for New York, Hchr Onward, Wheeler, Smithtown for New York. Schr J H Burdett, Gardiner, Providence tor New York, Schr Ligzle Rayniond, Lord, Fall River for New York. Schr DL Sturges, Chase, New Bedford for New York. Schr Flora A Sawyer, Muller, Calais for New York, with lumber. Me Feel Machias for New York, with Schr J B Knowl piling to Snow & Behr Lillie Ernestine, Wells, Providence for Now York, Schr Sarah Elizabeth, relly, Wareham tor New York. Schr J 8 Lamphrey, Gould, Newburyport for Philadel- phia. Schr Ney, Chase, Fall River for New York. Beit Fashion, Slattery, Pall River for New York, Schr D Sawyer, Rogers, Providence for New York, Schr Iris, Rowe, Harwich tor New York, Sehr JB Cunningham, Crowell, Fall itiver for New ork. ‘Sehr AJ Williams, Morrell, Stamfora for New York. bed Asher 5 Parker, Ingraham, Glen Cove for New Schr Dart, Williams, Stamford for New York. BOUND East. Steamship Dirigo. Johnson. New York for Portlant. Steamship Glaucus, Bearse, New York for Boston. Schr Lore Wells, Amboy for Newport. Schr Sylvie, Baxter, Port Johnson for Portsmouth. Bohr PC Copeland ‘enh Martin, New York for St John, Schr John Hickey, Hulse, New York for Norwich, Schr A Frankl. "Baker, New York for Nowak. Bohr Isabella, Church, New York for Noank. Schr New York for New Bedford. kwoll, Virginia for New Haven, 'sgeull, Baltimore for ‘Sehr Re: bil 1, Ne Bost = Herata Watt Rongout i enon im niet Francle Edwards, Hill, Fort Johnson {or Fal) i aes Mia cers Prlage. Ochre Bm Fletoe,Buoxen Nici ieee en haar Pires B Diverty, cere cd i ere Joh? Giatole, Wi 7, Wa aie den Pay oo TaN ee aoa Re Dawid ieceine Han, arin New ir, 4 eeu OD Mangum, Chase, New York for he Bed. Sobr Fair Wi Bowman, New York for Ni rovtibes Dor, lew Bedtord. foung, New York for Providence, Beamsning City of Balismors, for Liverpoo! Berna! bala it, 4 ack Hambu Albemarle, Richmond,” ac; ee Aus ata err ‘se oa feat Denmark, , de ‘London Gertrude: Ba hose: @ Giegs inet “ollowin bound a are Konigsbe: Sampbell, for Waterford: Prie lett, for Pia for do; Jonathan Gedirey, for Montevideo; ect gua ; Elba, for Havana; Teresa, for Cienfueg: Bel and f a Rio a iro; Cito, tor Bahis Bintca hl - for Cork or Fal mouth Eberhard, for Gibraltar; J H ping, for Brunswi ‘Wind at sunset ESB, es Marine Disasters. Sap Sovraamrron ey Dean, te hom Rew & Grieane Prat Reval, (betore reported). spe Hatte rate The saab ‘and crew were ® Picked ap “3 . om Cal @ eterna PAD: near artial list. There teat other inany ‘hi - er ‘York bd ote or two Boston Laue 3 Bane Lai , from Philadelphia for Hamburg, anda lumber-! q ad Up, ran ashore on Batknead LA Langan 1, May ut came off same ped aise ert Eveum: from With mumeton, NG, for Hamburg. put {nto Pa April having countered very bad weather ; on the be pri ‘she was struck on the port side Py, heavy sea. w split cover. fre board and broke rail and seve ees 8, and had also shipped mach water. She was to be surveyed on the 17th, weather permitting. Barx Many Epson, Sparrow, at Boston LA from from ee sina, on the 10th ult, van at $9, fon ine ‘was struck which brok atancions and rail ‘on the port a a nook wid yo stove forecastic and house and had two disabled. Acwrs ‘anton from Baltimore for Martinique, re- ‘ashore on Thot int, succeeded in getting off noon orith | inst orithout assistance, and proceeded on her voyage. Baio Tuauia (Br), at a mo from Barbados, re 2, lat 27 40, lon 68 40, W gale, while bt malosai il, Thomas omias Rogers, seaman, ol ford, 7, fell from the mainboom end was lost overboard. Scun bo gg which Tine gan ary at New Bedford 5th, from Rockland, with riven to sea al pone a gale See pe ame Bak ras found lime was ifsckine, and the reas pad is ve et rater eras eve, Bias ea qu dec fe and the hatches ab ty gang way. oy | Bereened and Plgneres. it was though fire smothered, a1 hatches were tobe pe nese Scum wert gy 1 from St NB, for Vineyard Haven doug ate ported abandoned, yras pleked op Monel, or rom Botton for 8 Doraingo, and od toved sn inte Bos ton on the 8th inst, fail of water aad d Gro B Ricaarps eo it Pi A te te oma Soaonen low, at Portland 7th Scun Fizon Ds Mantes (Fr), Thom: on ee New York fd ‘Lisbon mie re Me. a corse of petroleum, put into agen, April 8—Bottom of the steamship Thor- star eeeEe rou je raised four feet; eng wy: no BO. San Fraxcisco, epires 1—The brig gam of jamper ‘ame sia ia, ca bee Ser aH3 oy. Sonat m the vl rane ie Great relight of the vessel catsed ‘wo give way, and damaging the © miscellaneous. paretgo he he eemnehip Algeria, from Liverpool, has aah Ete > Alix, which sailed from 1 co mies pou cere a for New York. np Aga: viously reported ae in Ni por ert ‘t har or iPehaving he her rai, het ea 16 femal aang they. ee Srl nk great loss, owing mers. U om Ww geet ay repose ins, r$ BS 2.§ ph oe no Nats, awavayrors, May fThe h pleted apd they are'ts be ig u 4, May. ¢Veseole arriving here from New Or. pL fea Bt Ag J lew Or- Bast oad et | a ates javor City of 8t Jobn, NB. eter so toa from Liverpool for Duoy placed at the Pon! Ground to YAt at the entrance of Pak the beacon lig! eat iranae will be GON re se 0 Pe ep Robert, ato foug w rrancisoo for for New Yor sie tit etc e “ions ay atett ‘ADT 36, lat 25 46, ton See ER MTN Sen es a Schr Lame, wing, from RioJaneiro for Hampton Roads, May Be: jiles Of Cape Henry. Foreign Ports. -_‘sqvannia, Pe, April 23—In port sehr David Miner, ener, Le pe ide onlyveae Sher. Fish, uibfton, Sher A By amithoand GW Petth icKay, for 40, JM ea Cartie Burnell, and M G Curren, ae brigs Falcon, Truxillo; Bro- ¥" reds sehes Mary A. Holt Jor |p ree, d rae Marth: Seta oe from 'StJohn, ‘NB; May iavener Bee New York; Ango i (Be Ba panera, ‘anspedsieatna aa 7 2 TE Arrived, bark Snowden, Wood, New" york rie Alex Nickels, Rosebrook, do; John Bridgeman, Hanson, F Philadeiphis; sehr Sfiaaies Hudson, Baaliod sprit 26 bark Neptune, Be gaan. Velbon to, Mas ae tale Boston Bi wsrrell How. May hen brigs Navi Bunker, Bal- tim ie i tse “and Ni k bari Geo mevelt wn, nial agua, CR, lew orks pa ‘ork, brigs Is! ae ity Wi Petingres Bartolome (Span), i aoe Meh Walter, ‘a ph Carlton, fed nine (Br), He in Dor arks Josephine (Br), Hepburn: 3 Chase, Chase; Olansman (Br), Bromencre Toha ae Westbi ‘ddystone (Nor), Rhind, and. ‘Sea Drift (Br)! ‘all for New York; Western 8ea, Hanson, for ‘Palma (Span), Granada, aud Cyclone (Br), Hocken, tor N of Hatteras; Ada Barton gi. te modrat, for New Orleans; brigs Long Reach, Curtis, for New York; Barracouta (Br), Adums, tor N of Batteresy eo Ww Chase, Bacon, for New Orleans; sehrs Albert 0 Paige, Harland, for New York; Linda, Newton, for New ©: leans: and others unc. L1PAx, May 6—Sailed, steamship Hibernian (Br), Ar- cher, Live: ye brvaaroctsh OY he 29—Sailed, steamship Royal Standard Rinalemeawenip Ltaly.,Baicandcewn| Meet Gp), Kirby, Bs Arnved fovute, May S-Arrived, steamship Caledonia (Br), Houston, St Johu, NB, for Glasgow. MELnoURNE, May, 711 port ships Pharos, Collier, from jon; Hereules, Lincoln, trom do. MONTEVIFEO, Mal a 6—Arrived previous, ship W G Russell (ir), Owen, London. Mayaauaz, April pgonden port brigs Italie (Br), Roberts, for Baltimore; Glenora (Bri. Day. for do. Matanuas, April net ed. brigs Mary M Williams (Br), Hansen, elp: Blanche (Br), Cole, Kings fon. Jay Amelia be G, rion, ow York; schrs Alzena, a Tatas. Porto Cabello; uh, bark Hortinhd: Keystone, er Rokes, Rhodes, sn bi Phinda vcr ey elphia; Ma: ae 2, bark E Brett, Grant, St Thoma up halt (it), Priest dotpitia} Hosea’ Rich, driatic IeKenzle, Barbadoes; sche Woodbury. Duin ore ae jovey, Price, \B; Lo Orr, Ori Sailed May 2, barks BA Perry. north of Hatteras; Lord Palmerston (Br), Simpson, New York; brigs Volant Sus wcDenala do; infield, Miller, and Ortolan, Phelan, hiladelphia ; eponaby Stone, New York; Ethel Bolton (Bp), Haney, north of In’ port 24, Rae Ellen Stevens, How, for north of Hatteras; W'J Whiting (Br), Spicer, and Kestral (Br), Faulkner, for Now yobs beige Amelia Emme, Curlon for do ny H Jennings) Ross, for Por y Ryans yaa for north of Hatteras; WB Che ter, Brown, Newoastim, NSW, May 6—In port bark Lyttleton, Hos- mer (late Beck, deceased), or Dunedin. Payta, April 18—In a pore! bark North Star, Smith, from Cardiit, arrived 6th Porto CaBKLio, ‘hori %8—In port brig AB Patterson (Br), Anderson, for New York mn a tow days, Queenstown, May 7—Sailed, steamalip City of Wash- ington (Br), Lochead (irom Liverpool), New York. ‘Sr Micuakis, April 6—Saited, schr Galena, Siiva, New ae Joss, PR, April 261 briga Carrie Purl ONS, pril 26—In port briga Carrie Purington, Wiiiteinores for Ateaibo, to oad tor New Yor diy, Saunders, from Fhilidelphis, arrived 234, di St Prenng, Ma. ril 15—Tn port ship Maputco I (Fr), Alix, from Iq tens, arrived March 10, dig. Tn'port loth, schf Au & Busan, Padger, for Hampton Roads for orders. Sava, April 22—Arrived, bark Josie, Mildred, Maing, Havana; ‘schra Grace Lord, 6t Thomas (aud sailed 29th. for Philadel) shia), King, Bird (BY), Simpson, Havana (and sailed 29th for Ph Hadotphita) brig Forest Prince (Br), Marriner, th, Bridgman, Clark, Havana; Mi denas; Mai ari wis Bavnon, dor doth, Beige Neveu (In), Kerr Boston; Ocean Belle, Diger, Havana; Mechanic, ‘Nichole. Portland : schrs’ Bertha Souder, Wi + Josephine, Brown, Machias; Gen Conner, Cousin Fa mis ‘alles La E ard a mores 26th, briga Little Fu Hill, Now York’ asthe Miuty le doy Mohawk (Bri, J.B Marshall. Seavey, Philadel: art ath rigs ine M (Br) Richardson, do; 30th, bark essle 8 P), Bradford, Baltimore; May I, sehr Gaivin P Harris, Benton. i atteras. St Jago, April &—Sall ‘g—Salled, bark Aristides (Nor), for New colon NB, May 6 6—Cleared, schr Lorne (Br), Flowers, ior Baa: April MaAAG, brig Alice Tarlton, Con- wfnilog ee pu OB Fal nginar, Anétin, New ¥ ‘Mating. Gamay Phaedel pee CANTER, Fr Fairer | sa an 22-Salled, Steinmann (s), Lechere, new won Astrid, Kluver, do; John pevirac, Rod, Bago, A Abril 25—Arrived, Sidlaw, Webster, New York. Thgroad 4 se, Comet, et, from Charlestoi RTA. J Sophia, Congdon, New Brixnam, Aj Head, Perseveranza, Cary, from London Tor Philadelpn = Nsranse; Osty Borpravx—Salleq from Royan April 2l, Alphonse Mi rie, Privat, New leans, Baewersaven, April 2$—Arrived, Hannover (s), Him- A Klagkist, New York (and Od dare niyea a Sodinam pits tins eeethan taecos nd, SF 20—Arrived, Di San Juan, New on agit yt aX stg y ‘on fi Garduer Colby, ‘Dunbar, “ls lec pitt |28—Arrived, ‘treota, Ross, Liverpool. River Lane, Williams ban Prencisco. ome ont 234, ig idiny, Korner for for Galveston. rama lestor Lauren, New ea tne oe arate. rr Borotan, New Orleans; Vv: o% Fil We Arnived, Be Daniel Draper, Clark, Bos- Bailea brag Tenknew, As by reset New York. Huarrons, Ap ved, te. ze wen, Hail, Philadel- for Cronstadt; Jens Nici een, do for or- euwours Jor 2+ arrive poe Fraser, Calla (aad balled th) 23th, "Androclos, Neuter, Sas ng bas, B (from Hi }, Phil- Tea co Gardell prone pepe Off the Lizard the ‘ist, Percy, Juul, from Pensacola for the f hed Rersice Thornjornsen, from do tor London ; 23d, CS oon Nh ita Bremen; 25th, Pla- \FAL, a iis_Atrived, Eliza Sosa Munro, Wil- see Disaste! | sated ath Ak Clements Selly tron London, having ents nga ‘—Arrived, Clara Maria, Bugge, Pensa- Frazer, Pensacola, re ee rill Aired ant lew Orleans. Gieared 2th, JP ‘Wheeler, phe Pa ep and Singa- ?itivom, ames 24—Sailea, on Fortenpen, Boston. pmaumuma, AD —Arrlved,’ Peter Maxwell, Sulis, Pa op ee ril 26—OfF, nik Robson, from Charleston pate April 2—Arrived, Hindostan, Ballley, New Bailed Mth, Nelson, Walls, Pen: ; Sappho, Wilber, Boston; Margaret, Roach, ‘di doi 3 arianne: Nottebohm, Manter, New York; 9) Mouiren!} Annie “Aipstie (o Corkery: Philadelphia: Aunie: Fish; i gins Counties Dugerin, McGonagle, Hal: er tetson, Boston; Pet Dubrovac gona, ae Gist oso Richard Robinson, New York; Regent, Chase, San Francisc Cleared dath, mar, Kolstrom, Baltim decea, Oetcovich, New York; Screamer, Hall, hia” Charles Purvis, Stall, dos 8 Vaughan; mas, Entered ont 24th, Batavia Fenislator (8), for New Orlei Alpine, 1 Mna, Wylander, Philadelphia; 25th, mnton, zatinas j, Louise, Bahirus, City yom; i Mepublig @, Ulea Luvox, i %—Arrived, Oscar (s), Hutchinson. John, NB Columbus,’ MeNeilly, San Franc Holland (@, Bragg, New York (and entered out to re- Cleared 28, Marianno Ferro, Antola, New York ; Mari- ano. er’ ich, Bostot ived at Gravesend 26th, Devana, Thompsov, New ‘ork. ay Sark gr alee 18—J = Fleur de Marie, Thomas, ME ek 1k Seeeer Rey. Costa, New York. even omni ol afin sors, April meh Cost ‘Norsk Flag, Nielsen, |ARSKILLES, April 22—Sailed, Lucy Radman, Karg, New ork Nee Siaisoa, Ap April 17—Arrived, Virgen ae las Nieves, Soler, par aeen, end %—Cleared, Alice Vennard, Bum- Dhrey, Ri Bear Aba cre a rbingapores Panr.anp through, Ceres, Grun- vere, from Phila phe for ste Stel me recurs, Ap! Aj rack windbound, Tsabel, Nobas, from Wilmington for R lam. woth | ogee Apri 2% simarived, Missouri (=), Mathias led 24th, City of ‘amy, by, Bryce (from San Francisco), orrenpax, April 23—Cleared, John x Gilmore, New 25th, Re- ‘hiladel- now, St , Meosant for New York: i Ws do; Me: York, 0—Arrived, Tyro, Scott, Jb; 14th, trommaoa’ Orieana inet Sonate Rutidse n do; 18th, |B Fay, Dui ree, Guadersva, ect AR April Off Schiller, Wischusen, from Calves ait De APHIS--Arrived, Wilhelm Vows, Thorsen, weraragenm, April S-Cleared, Hackon Haskonsen, Soura. yftanregn, April Balled, Blackeyed Susan, Cozh- ‘ap ssaooke, April 30=Sailed, Idan, Wahlgren, Philadel vhia. IP i April 21—Arrived, Bmma, Castanza, Philade!- American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 6—Arrived, steamship John. ain. gon, Winters, Neve ww York; eclirs Hannan f baker wet Rt i | ony dou, Seton a cue abip Herald Mata i schre a kerson, Haas Crocker, © eriter, a pernees Chee, Phil elphia New ie "oto a do Tucy, ‘rom — for George- a, Be. uary, B (Br), Forrest, irert relistan i nN Charies chon, ing, Brediord, kacits, New: re ee kstor Hallet Fat jadeiphia;” serene dorus and at mae Se New York; pas Batts Swan, Wins nas; echt il conte Marks Bai (Be) er at tf eee Sha: Gviet oraeae Te naTeae |B erie 01 vy 35 any, oman Th iy tai Peis FRE Se ap eR ara Fann ie Seen wh itater sna area Indies; Wi y BT eninge (Br), Graham, Liv- Joh oa or For fret, eg. ymoh Hamel, Fert cee ny epi rai ap fa Morford, sehr’ Benjamin, open fama 6—Arrived, schrs Lizsie, Da- erg, McDonald. New York «Witte Rock L afer, Brae: ports Angier jew York; MJ Laugl ton. ‘doi B Abeel, Fowler,’ eatontes arent, x Eatery. Bridge Sailed, ssohrs Harry Lee, $y, 8279 Solemns, Francis Providence; Py' alth Aven, Providence: White tty, Providence; Elias Runyon, Runt por Fowler, ton Bn on, *Tth—Arrived, Brig Caroline, Hunter, Now York; sehr Yolma,, Luke, do; Teaser, Davis Newark, Hate’ Elion, Asiiord, and Robert Bogron, Clement Now York, M Wee Provid Golden ‘ovidence ; older mise, Sneld, Portland; $—Passed in, barks Ama- Penfield, from Rio Janeiro lorancy, Gorham, from do tor do, est Indi 5 Yor do, A northes rm full of shipping. T-Arrived, bilge Nellie Husted, fary B Howland, Rowland, Balti: are Pavers. @n), Hill, Liverpool; schr Alida, Knowl Ned eSohes Al Rule, Wilsons Norwalk; Saran Tar ein wa man, Providence. FORTRESS MONROR, May 8 ate and Traveller (Br). E Baltimore; rigs Mor ry for 2d Arrived, Lena Hunter, Som wane schr Habel Fr PE etaptens Cole, bie bo York. NLW eer RLEANS, Mi schr Etna, Nyberg, agiimarived, ote Alice Br), Ellis, Liverpool; siasip) ae Crowell, New York: schrs Warren Sawyer, Cele an Annie Lyons, Grant, d ip ‘Oormaaia” (Ger), Winzen, Ham- ee NO, Mey 7—Sailed, steamship Elien 8 Ter- ry, Cha) pin Now NEW, FORT, ‘tay S—Arrived, brig Pronta (Br), Allen, Mayaguez, P! len Mega as & Pearson, Williams, Entagetpnia 6th—Sailea, aus 8 Lamprey, a Phila a ed, brig. Chas Wesley, Harding, Bucksville, NORFOLK, May 6—Arrived, schrsJ G Curtis, Payne, Wellfleet: W8 Sweet, Young,and Ai Higgiaa igang, do. ‘NORWICH, Ma: J—arrived, schrs Joseph Rogers, Ho- boken; Obie Kondout; KH Daly, Hoboken; Aupie Sher: ivorth iver: sloop Agente New York, chr Buckeye, New York. Pont TOWNSEND, April 80—Arriyed, bark Beccasmo Oi Valparaiso, LADELPHT. 7—Arrived, steamer Achilles, i barks Alice Graham } Br Colburn, Portsmoutl Iquique: Rachel, Norton, Sagua; Bl New. Bedford: Hertha & Jennie ve Dall Dal brig Manson, Gilkey, Cardenas: bert geui Rebecen M Smith, Grace. Matanza than ie wee Cientuegos; J’ fruman, Christ; Sallie Matt Powell,” Jacksonville’. Hi Howes, Providence ‘roel Kenyon, Bucking. ter, Anderson, Middletown, Conn; Willem ffy, do; Armenia, Cole, Providence; R Ht Shanndn, a angilien, Boston; W LGarzieon, ¢! EG Wil ‘allaco, Portland; W H Rowe, Wh! Eanernliy lary A Hand, Dopbing, Port Morris. red—Sieamer Arie: iden, Boston; hare (Br), olterda Mart ha (Gen reich, Konigs! ;_br! 0 Harris, Stowers, Gem ' (Br), aie Barbados; schrs Marian Gi tain, Calbarien;'8 & EF Corson, Brower, Cobh, Springe: do; Marshall Perrin, Falker, d Cabada, Swain) Providence; Young ‘Teaser, f Slocum, New Bedford; RH Shannon, Vangild W F Garrison, Chatten, Gharlestown ” rv ont Falken: burg, Newport; Anna’ Barion, Crowell, Howes, a0: Rachel Vahommahe Be 8th—Arrived, Bremen (Ger), ih Bia #, Liverpool; brigs Roanoke a, Wilkie, Porto babello;_A tis, Merriman, Matanza; sohrs Grace B West, Lora, Sagust iL Bridges, Tandrek Windsor, NS; Thomas 1 Tasker, Cranmer, East Harboe, TI Gleared—Sehra te © thicken an, Robinson, Charlestown Eldred, Warren; M H Read, Benson, New Bed- ford; Union, Wescott, honktani aaah Innes, Hig- ins,’ Lyng; 'W O Bee, Chester, SFonc b M Cummins, ih, Newport; Floréuce Nowell, Jones, Dokasset; Aid, t ; Gloucester; Reading RR, No 48, Reading RR, No 60, Williams, Lynn; iadl Rr, Not fies, ns, Myalte River} jytvestmoreland, rovidence ; Weaver, Weaver, Ghelscay Glira,“Norburys Dattersports George § Bent, Smith, Cambridgeport; attio, , Howes, Howes,’ Boston; Kate E hich! EN oh sch Jogephine, Phingey, trom New York. Luwxs, Del, arks from above are ored off the reakwater.” omme followin schooners ry ners :—Wm. olver, Ter Rae A, P Pharo, Holmen, LP’ Hi otleck, {Thomas 3 Wooley, gist nate, iE A sande, Major L Compton, Winged Racer, Yan! K'Willon, “Roxaos Johns armita, Fred a woop. Watt fon, Frank Walton, Jacob Birdsall, wild Pigeon, B Oliphant Uae others, "Three barks atid one brig have passe. ont t Sih, 9:15 AM—Passed in, yes beige AH Curtis, from Matanzas and Sparkling Wave, from Fowey, The following arrivals a at the’ Break Bitter, ‘hrs Isle of Fines EM ‘ird, Mary E Turner, tier, Robt P Stogden, arid Clara, for New York Bmma ‘T Goot, tor Provincetown; Klize B Emo ‘Philadele phing Jolin A Gritin, Chase sdgtney, ‘Samet sim mons; an unknown bark riveg, Nast night; a Passed | im about7 PM. All ivemeis 9 of yesterday t remain. ND, May 7—Arri: Richards f ae low, nfuegos; eaact Gardner, ie or New York; steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York. Cleared —Schrs Marcus Hunter, He y. Cardenas; aaNet Witmin iy 2—Arrived in lower harbor, ochre reWer,’ Rade New York for Portiands Sonn & Balch, Hodgdon, Phitadetohi Knowies Bee i ear ey i ic) Star, Lyneh, Philadelphia for Pawtick: Kya is MA a ae ree water, area bark Anna, rs (at vee Peverstraws A AG Aad lew York, or Calais; oad Ben + ie opti, 0 mith; Amelia, ‘Turner; Hand; RH Wilson, Harris; ears ‘and sloop Fred’ Brown,. Salle’ from Dutch Jeland harbor 6h ftsipeton, are la- boramus, Hore, trot ‘th—Arriv« cere anne one Guan Gees iesereee aan Fic, Bro MH Sar sige Me dy Car Relig, Grow ira ro pode F a Baker, Go Keller, a use Fi led ta wi ie m Kennedy, hia; uikin, in iver, fay erat G8 At Haverstraw; Bonney a iuiee oy ae schr Blis Pressey. Pres BAN FRANGII0, April 80—arrived, ship King Philip,. led Garibaldi, Bowdain, and Java (Br), Mil- ler, Liverpool May 6—Ari rived, st Electra, Hi SAVANNAH, xf porte Gen Barnes, wah de ont ey sche Dione Mod brig Jamon Davis, Rartriage, New w'vork; 90th, schr Mary J Ward, Ward, QieelNdion, Phe: ay Carries, par Gen Tesnow, Ant tg AT ORORFORD, May’ PeArrived sco Fakir. Kuowles, Elizabethport. i MISCELLANEOUS: BSOLUTE DIVORO: OBTAINED tty fhe aed in bens need Drea corres gman -~ 4s advi ares pg feesin advance ; advice " ines ree Counsellor-at-La w, 363 Broad way. A —HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOK! « corner of Fulton avenue atreet. ‘Open trom 8 A. M, to9 P. M. On Sunday from 3 to9 P. M. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER- ent States; ieee everywhere; desertion, £c., suf re Spuahle ok aes ry “required ; Ro charge unt ier M. HOUSE, Attorney, 14 Broadway. O Li ONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. 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