The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1873, Page 10

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. THE JERSEY WATER SUPPLY. Wewark, Jersey City and Hoboken Looking for Pure Water. Bause ‘of the Increase in Jersey City Water Butes—A Trip to the Pumping Works at ©“ Belleville-The Morris Canal the Fu- ture Feeder—What Chief En- gineer Culver Says, “Not one in one hundred of the inhabitants of Jersey City and Hoboken’gives a thought to the ‘water supply of these cities, except when the tax ‘pills are sent around, or when the supply fails ‘through some accident. Certain it is that not one ina hundred has seen the immense ouildings at Belleville, and the mighty machinery employed to souvey water from the Passaic River to the reser- But the time is fast approaching—nay, it is spon us—when the people of these cities, and of Newark, too, with Bayonne and all the townships ‘im Hudson county, will be compelled te turn their attention to this subject, gift of nature to man as the air we breathe, but if there be not a pure supply it is no longer a blessing, ‘the following facts, figures and con- slusions will, therefore, afford wholesome food for reflection to every person living within the limits ‘of Hudson county and Newark. The pumping works of the latter city are located on the Passaic River, about a mile trom the works that supply Jersey City and Hoboken conjointly. water supply is concerned, Jersey City and Hobo- ken may be regarded as one city, both being sup- plied from a common disiributing reservoir. The water works of Jersey City, instead of being self-supporting, have been a burden on the city. The expenditure amounts to $150,000 per annum, ‘the imcrease every year being over twenty per cent. With a view of making the werks self-sus- tatning the Water Department of the Board of Pub- Nc Works have raised the water rates, and there is consequently much grumbling among the taxpay- ers. The grumblers will find, however, in this Water is as precious a but an evil. As far as the If the administration of two years extravagant yond all precedent, the present administration hhas.fallen into the opposite extreme of economy. 48 municipal afairs are conducted now, it is no ex- ‘SQggeration to state that Jersey City never had a The old rotten democracy aleeps in the same grave with cerrupt republican- 4am. The “rings” are all broken. The prostitution ot public ome to private gain—to use Judge Bedle’s words—is with the dead past. grumbling, rational grumbling, is also passing Let those who feel aggrieved on account of increased water rates open tueir eyes, therefore, to ‘the expianatton here given. The 1ucrease in the water supply last year was twenty-three per cent. This means a correspond- fm increase in coal and in the pay roll, not to mMentian collateral outlays. cement thirty-six inch main now being laid by John R. Halladay from the receiving reservoir at Belleville to the Hackensack River, a distance of 500 feet is on the Hacken- a large outlay. wetter government. The season of new iron and 22,300 feet, of which 1 Back meadows, involv completed the city will possess three distinct mains—two of thirty-six and one of twenty diameter. To insure perfect confidence in the iron and cement pipe now being laid it was subjected to severe tests, und it sustained a pressure of peunds to the square inch, pressure from the reservoirs does not exceed ipe, as Well as the new reservoir, constitutes the best fixed capital for ‘the city, for while the expensive machine at Belle- become useless by reason of a water from a new source, this Add to these facts that the revenue to be derived from the increased water rates this year will, according to the calcu- ith, Assessor of Water Rates, amount to $385,000, and the public have both sides he excess of this revenue ever be rumning expenditure ($150,000) will be ap- lied to the contract J luded to. In this connection it 1s Recessary to xplain that the contractor 1s unable to get an: oney from the city for al me, and he has repeatedly threatenedg:to abandon e prosecution of the work, ief engineer of the Board of Public Works, states at, in view of possible, 1f not probable, contin- acies, it is all-important for the city that the new »e be jaid by July or Anrust. lfeel aggrieved, let them bear in mind that contract for the new pipe $130,000 was saved to city, according to the report of the chief engi- ‘If further reasoning be required, let them ~ |r to the following table of water rates:— sixy-five pounds, ville may one 4: \dispensabie, lations of Mr. G. wf the account. new main portion. of the wor Mr. John P. Culver, If the taxpapers aap wneyg | ean 2 28019 401044 “swoomg pun ezog ug vey ass0H7 cots ry ree ee toes s a SE1 S851 SSS! SESIS Sees o of Sessssillsiisiss e ao aan S25 wan S221 821181 becouens consrcenee S2s| S8ssezessee wow of S281 51 Sese cececerecece ceteoe = « g he 191 egoing figares apply only to private prop- ’ ww whie in New York the assessment for a th is five times that for a private bath, it ads 1 2 the ratio of three to five in Jersey City. ‘ther’ Words, the rate for @ public bath in New is 1 iree times as great as in Jersey City. hotels and first class restaurants ‘to & 100 in Chicago, $100 in St, Lonis, $60 tn it, :$30 in New York, while in Jersey City it w ra te for yt It is not quite practicable to \ toute of rates by families and stories. The “The supply of water issuficient for the pres- ae but how tone will it remain so? How Jeng will the Passaic water be fit to drink? Itis b ; enough now; ¢ 18 becoming worse. We had an analysis mac@ that showea pretty favorable re- sults, but it was made in the Winter. Have an anaiysis in the Summer and nobody will venture to say we shall have the same resuit. That bill author- izing Newark and Jersey City to act in conjunction is a most righteous one, and to that com- plexion we must come. You ask me the remedy. Weill, there 18 the ris -Canal from the head of Bloomfield Piain, just three miles distant from our works at Belleville. It is a seventeen mile level ana the water is delightful. It goes away back, as you know, to Lake Hopatcong. No finer water shed could be desired, and, vest of all, we would have a wity supply. That level at’ Bloomfield Piain is higher than apy building in Jersey City. We would have no more outlays on the machinery in Belleville, which costs too much to the city now, It would be credited, of course, to the loss account; but, then, if we go on spending larve sums on it trom year to year, where shall we stop? or what shall we have gained? We must do at last what we may hesitate to do now und the delay will bring its disadvantages. The Morris Canal could be purchased for three or four million dol- lars; say four millions—two from Newark and two from Jersey City. The interest on that sum would be $10,600 Jess than our present annual expendi- ture. That would be a saving of $10,000 a year to commence with. Then we conld establish a sink+ ing fund to extmguish the debt within a reasonable time, But above all we would have a pure, an un- failng supply of water, Leok at those outhouses yonder, liniug the bank almost within a stone's throw of the conduit through which our people get water. Why, if the people would only come out here and see for themselves and study the matter there would not be indifference any longer in a matter of such vital importance.” Mr. Culver’s views in this case demand earnest consideration, and the joint meeting of the city au- thorities to-morrow at Newark have sufficient data here given for a standpoint from waich the whole question can be discussed, REAL ESTATE MATTERS, A Brilliant Wecek’s Business Ahead—Com- ing Sale of the Bradhurst Estate—Ex- tensive Offerings of Suburban Prop- erty—The “Jubilee” Auctioneers in Their Glory—Record of Private Sales, The public sales for this week promise to be as numerous and interesting as they have been dull and stupid for three or four weeks past. In city property we have to-morrow the offer of the grand Bradhurst estate, which is located as follows :—Six- teen full iots fronting on avenue St. Nicholas, be- tween 147th and 149th streets; sixteen full lots on Tenth avenue, between the same streets; twenty- four inside lots on the north side of 147th, twenty- four on the south side of 148th, twenty-four lots on the north side of 148th street, twenty-three on the south side of 149th street and eight lots on the southside of 146th street, 300 feet east of Tenth avenue, or a total of 135 Jots, all of them located in the best part of the west side of New York. The sale is peremptory and by order of Mr. Henry Nicoll, attorney for Henry M. and Elizabeth T, Bradhorst, heirs to the estate. Some time ago an offer for this property was made by parties who desired to purchase the land on speculation, but the large price eifered was no inducement, and Mr. Nicoll determined to chance a public sale, which no doubt will prove highly remunerative. The other large parcels Of real estate to be sold this week are situated in the suburbs. To-day Measrs. A. D, Mellick, Jr., & Brother, offer on the premises, in the Third ward of Bayonne city, four minutes’ walkfrom Pamrapo sta- tion, 125 lots, fronting on Fortyfifth Forty-sixth, Forty-seventh anda Forty-eighth streets and avenues C and D, by order of the ex- ecutors of James Currie, deceased The sale be- gins between one and two o'clock in the afternoon, so as to afford purchasers an opportunity to take the one o’clock train at the foot of Liberty street, Another extensive ‘Jubilee’ sale will be held by the lightning auctioneer, Mr. Jere. Johnson, Jr., to-morrow, at Hempstead, Long Island, when he proposes to dispose of 450 well located lots, and to- day, at half.past one o’clock P. M., he will sell 160 lots at Astoria. The following is the WEEK’S SUMMARY OF SALES to be held :— BY MULLER, WILKINSON AND CO.—TURSPAY, MAY 20. 135 lots on av., St. Nicholas, 10th ay., 146th, 147th, 148th and 19th sts.,/Bradhurst estate. (By order of Henry Nicoll, attorney.) WEDNESDAY, MAY 2h, (By order of executors of Jacob Harsen, deceased, on account of a former purchaser.) cnt 2. 8. of 70th st., 10) it. e. of West End (11th) av., each BY JAMES M. MILLER—TURSDAY, MAY 20, (Wndaer direction of Willlam H. Leonard, referee.) B. and 1. 8 of 17th st., 200 ft. 8 in. ¢. of 4th av., 25.3x92. (Under direction of Thomas H. Landon, referee. Lease of h. and le. s. of West Broadway, 50 ft. White st. 33.4x100, ase of h. andl. s. 8. of White st., 50ft e. of West Broadway, 0x50. ‘Lease for 21 years from May 1, 1967. WEDNESDAY, MAY 321, {Under direction of Johu M, Seribner, Jr., referee.) een and lot n. e. corner Rivington and Forsyth sts., (Under direction of R. C, Beamish, referee.) 1 lot s. e. corner av. B and izth st., 23.8x57.6. SATURDAY, MAY (Ender direction of Gilbert Holmes © ase of 1 lot, with building, s. s. 21s 20th av., 25x91.t1; lease tor 21 years from May. BY A. J. BLEECKER, SON AND 0O.—TURSDAY, (Supreme Court sale, aL, T. &., 1 gore., 125 ‘ft. Ww. r Barrett, referee.) 9th 8d av. ; size 11.10 front, 135 rear by 100 deep. ‘Wh st., 8. 8. £1 gore , 300 ft..w. 3d av. ; size 83.3x107. (Supreme Court sale, L. A, Lockwood, reteree.) Beekman place, h. and L, w. 8., 36 ft. n. Mitchell place; size 19x8), 4 story bk. s., 1,034 3d av., w. s., between 6lst and 62d sts., size 20x50x90. 4 story b. s. flats and |., 217 E. 84th st, n. s., between 2d and 3d avs., 21x53x100,2, +, 50.10 8. 110th st., size 25x95. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 101 lots on 7ist, 724, 734 and 74th sts, Eastern Boulevard (ay. A), and waier fronts on ay. B. ‘BY X. H. LUDLOW AND CO. —MONDAY, MAY 19, (Perem ed sale by order of the Supreme Court, under the direction of Alfred T, Ackert, refere’ East 60th st.—8 lots, s. 8., 100 ft. e. of Madison a 25x100.5. Lexi —3a"p'b a dwelling and lot, 735 Lexi xington av.. $b. se. dwt and lot, a ton av. :he 2oxt5; | 20x90, ae ~~ (By order of G. P. Smith, referee.) House and lot 161 Bast 63d st, 20x100.5, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21. QBs, order of John F, Crosby, refpree.) East 86th st.—2 lots, s. s., 332.2 w. of 3d @y. THURSDAY, MAY 22. (By order of Allred 'T. Ackert, referee.) Murray st—Store and lease of lot, 69, 25x10. IDAY, MAY. FRI 9 (By order of G. P. Smith, referee.) East 80th st.—No, 242, house and lot, 25x102. 2, SATURDAY, MAY 24. (By order of Charles Hi. Hildreth, referee.) Chrystie st.—No, 230, house and lot, 25x75. BY WILLIAM KENNELLY—THURSDAY, MAY 22, Slots a 6. 14th st., 225 ft. e. 2d av., each 25x10. BY HUGH N. CAMP—THURSDAY, MAY 22, 112 city Jots on Tompkins and Central avs.,and Arietta NIXON'S FUNERAL, ‘Agonizing Scenes—The Burial in Cal- vary Cemetery—An Immense Crowd at the Last Services. -Micnaei Nixon was borne to his grave yesterday. All night long the friends and relatives o1 the body sat round the casket “waking” the corpse. At two-o’clock, yesterday afternoon, the funeral teok piace from his late home, 44 Baxter street, Ivis a dingy, crazy, wooden house, with begrimed win- dows, that are brokén and patched, doors that are rotting on the hinges, a staircase that threatens te tumble down as you ascend, an atmosphere of filth and wretched misery, There was a taint in the very air of the place, and the presence of the corpse and the sad faces and stifled sobs of the 4riends of the departed added to its gloomy and wretched appearance, Many @1 the people who crowded into the room where the corpse lay had known Nixon. Some must have held iriendly relations with him and have remembered him with kindly feelings, lor of the girls and women sobbed as they passed by the casket and looked ter the last ume bis features. Lhe casket lay near the window, id the bright, Warm sunsiiue streamed inio the room. The rays 0i the sun iell upon a beauti/ul cross of white flowers that exhaled a deiicieus periume as it lay upon his heart. They played upon his lace, that looked almost as white as the flowers, ‘Ihe expression Was resigned and sad; the eyes were slightly opened and met the behoider’s gaze with ascare that was ghastly from its very ca! the hair was matted; the lorehead w: than it bad ween at the execution, and the lips were parted in a faint smile of sadness. ‘The casket in which the body reposed was o! rosewood and very beautt.u., and the silver piate bore the lollow- ing inscription ;— CNEL OM OELOLILELE NE COLE LE ES. oreee® mares tee fi 3 ged 3 Died May 16, 1873, AAPOR ODER LEI EELODIOBEDE BE DODOLODEODDDES. ‘The outside gathering was immense, but the scene within was peculiarly impressive. The dead face, white and ghastly; the beautiful flowers, filling the room with their odor; the brilliant sun- shine, playing upon the reatures of the dead; the beautiful casket; the stated moans of the women, who were dressed in black; the cries of the chil- dren—all these rendered the scene a very sad one, Mrs. Nixon, dressed in deep mourning, with her youngest child, a mere iniant, in her arms, stood at the head of the casket, looking down upon the face of her dead uusband, and the child, in its happy ignorance, looked down too. The little girl. Katie Nixon, who stood by her side, understood her mother’s grief and clutched the casket wildiy wiien they wanted to carry it away. She begged them, in an agony of tears, not to carry her dear father away, and wept bitterly, But at last tne moment came, and mother and daughter kissed his lips and he was borne away to the grave. He was buried in Calvary Cemetery, where the usual services of the Catholic Vhurch were hela by Father Joyce. The grave is inone of the most beautiful spots in the cemetery, He bought it him- sell two years ago. His child,-whicn he had loved better than any other human being, was buried there, and they laid him by Its side. SHIPPING NEWS. WHITESTONE ‘TELEGRAPH. The New York Hxnatp has constructed a telegraph line from New York city to Whitestone, LI, and the same is now open for the transaction of business. The line will be found of great service to those having business with vessels passing to and from the Sound, and every facility will be given to merchants and others to communicate promptly, As there is no other telegraph communication with Whitestone, the Herald Line will be open tor all business and private messages, aud the same attended to with all possible despatch. All messages must be prepaid. The following rates have been establishe Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or less; two cents for every additional word. Business messages—For a message of twenty words or less, to be delivered on board vessels off Whitestone, one dollar; five cents for every additional word. Advertisements tor the New York Heraup free, OFFICES, Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street. Herald Ship News Ofiice, pier No 1 East River. Herald Branch Office, No 1265 Broadway. Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton streets, Brooklyn. Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, LT. Atthe Herald Branch Offices, corner of Boerum and Fulton streets, Brooklyn, and 1265 Broadway, New York ‘will be a bulietin of the arrival of all steamers daily. Almanac tor New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON. Sun rises, Sun sets. Moou rises... HIGH WATER. 4 40 | Gov. Island, + 713] Sandy Hook. n 1 16 | Hell Gate. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF MAY. ‘Steainers. Office. Wyoming. Broadway Ainerica Bowling Green City o1 W 15 Broadway, Holsatia 1/61 Broadway. Europa. B :|7 Bowling Green Adriatic 2] May, Liverpooi..|19 Broadway. 24. May 24. May %.. oR. IMay 29.7111 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 18, 1873. ae ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STREAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. Steamship Adriatic (Br), Perry, Liverpool May 8 via Queenstown 9th, ith mdse and passengers to J H Sparks; arrived AM. Had fine weather; May L Jat 50 26 N, lon 30 25 W, passed an Allan steamer, boun east; 13th, lat 4813.N, lon 39 37 W, a National steamer, bound east; 16th, lat 41 50 N, lon 61 38 W, steamship Hakon Adetstein (Nor), from Shielas for New York. Steamship City of Washington (Br), Lochead, Liver pool May 6, and Queenstown ‘7th, with mdse and passen- ers to John G Dale. May 15, lat 41 50, lon 57 25, pa: a schooner rigged steamer bound West; 16th, 1:50 PM, 553 miles E of Sandy Hook, a Cunard steamer bound Kast; 3:0 PM, a Union steamer bound Enst;5:45 PM, 51 mites E of do, a bark rigged steamer bound East; 7’ PM, 498 miles E of do, a schooner rigged steamer bound West. Steamship Spain (Br), Grace, Liverpool May 7, via ueenstown 8th, with mdse and passengers to F'W J jurst. Steamship Idaho (Br), Morgan, Liverpool May 7, via Hy se crs to Willi Spain. Liverpool. .|69 Broadway. Donau -|2 Bowling Green ++129 Broadway, +161 Broadway. hr 100 bbls Sehr Steamship Neptune, Baker, mdse and Dasrengers to H F Dimock. York, with mdse and passengers to ballast to orde days, with timber to PI Nevius & Son, lath to John Boynto lime to J B tlaviland bariitd Rienzi, Cobleigh, Ni dence. from Liverpool, expt till April 11, in iat $3 N, lon 44 W, when a heavy gale was encountered, in which lost a number of sails and sustained other damage of less importance. from Wilmington, the compass until re iE, bar ricune tor 48'hours; water for 12 hours squalls. Passed about $9 bales of cotton lat 37, lon 50, and a large quantity of timber. ashore Apri! from New York for Stettin, was condemned yesterday. The wreck is valued at 15,000 rds. The after part of the hes is to be blown up in order to save the cargo stowed ere. at Queenstown from Trinidad, reports tl in lat 37 N, lon 41 passed quite close to her, but saw no one on board, nor n nents Hilsbury, Vinalhaven, 4 days, with tor the East Kiver Bridge Company. Tsaae Nemes (sherman), Taylor, = days out, with of mackeral. Alice (fisherman), Love, 6 days out, with 25,000 mackeral. Schr N TCampbell (fisherman), Kelly, 6 days-ont, with 9000 mackerel, Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Boston for New York, with Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford for ew Ferguson & We Brig Annie Collins (Br), McDonald, Windsor, N8, for New York, iz days, with plaster to Crandall, Bertatx & 30. Brig W & Sawyer, Mitchell, Fall Rivertfor New York, in ir), Bower, bea ear NB, for New York, 10 Sehr Martha A . Maloney, Windsor, NS, for New York, M days, with plaster w New York Plaster Mills. fh Schr Spartel, Smith, Windsor, NS, for New York, 8 days with plaster to Crandall, Bertaux & Co | Presto, Weber, Machias for New York, with Ium- Chase, Talbot &'Co. Schr Gem, Thomas, Vinalhaven for New York, with stone to Bridge Co, Schr Lizzie J Clark, Burnett, Bangor for New York, with shingles to McLea’ n & Co. Schr Deborah Jones, Clark, Bath for New York, with lumber to J H Haynes & O 0. Schr E F Meaney, Lewis, Cape Ann for New York, with stone to Booth & Co Schr W Morse, Oliver, Bath for New York, with shingles to John Boynton’: n'& Co. Sehr Torpedo, Fanning, ‘Lubee for New York, with fish Hill, Calais for New York, with 3s Son & Co, Schr Walter © Hall, Hall, Rockland for New York, with to order. Schr John Boynt Sehr L S_ Barne; Joleman, Rockport for New York, with stone to Everhardt & Co. Sehr Kobert N Rhodes, Peck, Rockport for New York, Machias tor New York, with & Richardson. with stone to order. r Alamo, Thompson, ‘to Sno} pili Sehr Wm Thomas, Littlejol, Providence for New York with lumber io rder. Schr 1 Benedict, Hall, Portland for New York, with Co, lumber to Munson Schr Emma, ich, New London tor New York, with fish to order. Klizabeth B, Hogan, Newport for New York. Sehr Fairwind, Bowma rovidence for New York. Schr Wm Gray, Allen, New London for New York. Sehr Sallie T Chartre; Siu Schr Horizon, Leet, Providence for New York, Schr Wm Allen, Alien, Boston tor New York. Schr Lucy A Blossom,” Nickerson, Providence for New ‘ork. Schr Tryphenia, Dottridze, Newport for New Yora. Schr Eclipse, Dixen, New Bedford for New York. Schr B F Woolsey, Terry, Fall River for New York, Sehr Treasure, Taylor, Fall River tor New York. Schr Florence, Youu, Fall River for New York. Schr Laura H Jones, Cousins, Fall River for New York, Schr Wm N Sargent. Day, Boston tor New York. Sehr J P Wyman, ew Haven for New York. Sehr Quickstop, Sinith, Nantucket for Philadelphia. Schr Schr Eliza, Bowen, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Watchtul, Gill, Boston tor New York. Schr Julia A Tate, Tate, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Morning Star, Lynch, Pawtucket tor vport for New York. encer, Providence for Trenton. Schr Essex, Handy, Providence for New York. Schr Viola, Engle, Rockport tor New York. Schr Dr E'Kelly, Kelly, Boston for New York. Schr H B Metcalf, Hanlon, Boston tor New York. Schr J B Warford, Sprague, Providence for New York. Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence tor New York, wita Schr Haz mdse and passengers. Steamer Thetis, Gate, Proviaence for New York, with mdse and passengers. Steamer Albatross, Davis, Falt River for New York, with and passengers. BOUND EAST. neue Lydia (Br), McManus, New York for Liverpool, Schr © J Errickson, Chase, Elizavethport for Paw- tucket. Schr Hudson, Post, New York for Rockland. Schr Lookout, Post, New York tor Boston. Schr Jonny Lind, Hubbard, Hoboken for New Haven. Schr Nettie T Beame, Beame, New York for Gloucester, Schr Maggie (Br), Foster, New York for St John, NB. Schr Nightingale, Jones, Hoboken for Providence. Schr 8 L Hamlin, Pulver, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Julia Ann, Howell, New York tor Pottersville. Schr Eliza J Raynor, Mitchell, Philadelphia for Provi- hr John D Griffin, Cole, New York tor Boston. Schr WO Atwaver, Petty, Port Johnson for Providence. Schr Effort, Brett, Port Johnson for Salein. Schr Com Kearney. Metcalt, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Connecticut, Blackman, Port Johnson for Mystic, Schr Agnes, Chester, Kondout for Cohasset Narrows. Schr Mary urner, Lansil, New York for Boston. Schr Niger, Thompson, New York for Boston. Schr Mary 'E Cull giuriner, New York tor New Haven, Schr Memento, \cks, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Henrietta, Mathews, Albany for Providence. Schr M E Hearne, Parker, Albany for Stamford. Schr Mount Vernon, Eldridge, New York for Hartford. Schr Thos Jefferson, Peck, New York for Stamford, BELOW. Bark Bhering (of Boston), 116 days from Manila. Bark Otteren (Nor), 83 days trom Pisagua. Bark Nuovo Guseppino, 63 days from Catania. Bark Industria (Ital), from’ Trappani (by pilot boat David Mitchell, No 3), 1 Etis Albatross r), Johansen, from Newcastle March Wind at sunset NW, light. Marine Disasters. Sur Montrose (Br) jenced fine weather and calms up Barx Garstana (Br), Thornton, at Liverpool 24 instant C, had strong variable winds round ning Ion 49. Then wind backing to E to NNE, blowing a perfect hur- ip’s Tee topgallant bulwark under gale ending in NE, with very heavy a 10, round b; Cowes, May 5—The yacht Auriga, of this port, from bee ah Oe for Guernsey, was In collision evening of 2a with t and sustained damage estimated at £200. ¢ Hattie E Tapley, American ship, for Dunkirk JOrENUAGEN, May 1—The Thorwaldcen (8), which ran at Hallands! Waderoe, when on her voyage Loxvon, May 7—The Eliza Thornton, G: n' April W. she fell iu with a vessel on ret boats. The atter part of the vessel seemed ‘to be clear of fire, but from the mizzenmast forward she was a mass of flames, She appeared to be American built and ship-rigged, Lisnoy, New York for Algiers, which as reported; she has discharged her cargo. Nieuwe Diep,May 3—Captain Croese, of the Dutch shin Cornelia, arrived here from Jay 6, in lat 4039 N ‘without sails, and with forevards topped, and apparently not heavily laden; probably a three: masted American schr; no one to be seen on board. St Hevena, April 1’—Capt Cottier, of the Harkaway, of London, from Manila for New York, which arrived here April l, had died Jan 25. April 29—-The Fleur de put in le, Thomas, from pril 18, was leaky, java, reports that on April \d lon 358 W, he observed a ship driving ainted bla Miscellaneous, Purser J Whitty, of the steamship Adriatic, has our thanks for courtesies. Sreamsiip Cosa, 1075 tons, built at Fairhaven in 1862, has been sold at $60,000, tor the West India trade, Brig Mary Know.ron, 281 tons, 7 years old and well mons, Taunton for New York Franklin F Randolph, Steelman, Providence for New York. ¥ Sehr Caroline & Cornelia, Crowley, Somerset for New ‘ork. Schr Greene County Tanner, Hyde, New Bedford for Rondout. Philadel eastern side, The masts have broken even with te sur- Jace of the sea. RAST INDIAN ARCHIPBLAGO—JAVA SEA—WRECK IN’ PREALON- GAN ROADS. ‘The wreck in Pekalongan Roads, information of which was given ina previous notice, lies, ing to more Fecent informadon, under the following compass bear- "Ponk of the Slamat Mountain, § 47 40 W. Harbor ight at Pekalongan, 8 8 20 E. BILLITON ISLAND—BUOY ovr ‘THE RIVER TIEROETIJOEP, A white Herbert beacon buo; 3 been placed in the southern mouth of the narrow entrance of Tjeroetjoe) River, on the west side ot Billiton Island, under the fol- wing compass bearings :— Kalmoa Islana, 3 77 degrees E. Kalmanbong Island, $ $7 degrees W. his potioe eece. the following charts, viz:— (A). British Admiralty, No 94la. Oey Admiralty, Nos Sila, 2137, 2149; US Hydro- 7 : Beet gg Pett LEA yearn .N. Captain |. Hydrographer. Hydrographic Office, Washington, DO, April 30, 1373. ‘Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedtord May 16, bai wan. Gif- ford, Atlantic Ocean, St Helena. Fea a otannque pel 20, with 40 bbls sp of, 100 do wh, and 1000 Ibs bone. Sent home on the voyage 160 DbIs sp oil. Left at Dominique, bark Clarice, Marchant, Edgartown, 800 sp all told; rig Rosa r Gifford, "Boston, "20 sp dor aches hannet, Braley, Marion, clean’; Wm Wilsol 285 sp all told; BF Spars, Bell, Provinceto: Arrlyed at St Helena March 24, barks Pal son, of NB, Stamboul, Bedford); April 1, Sei Greyhound, Smith, of W Off Ascension April cruise, Bark Onward, Hayes. of NB, was at Honolulu tn April; Jai BoA 20 bbls ‘Sp and 100 do wh oil, 390 sp and 100 wh all told. te S ein: sailed April 2° for New of Westport; Sth, ited same day), tarlight. Crapo, of NB, on a Spoken, Ship Maggle Douglas (Br), McMillan, for San Francisco, March 8, lat 7.30 8, OW. Ship Colorado,’ Ingraham, from’ Liverpool for New York, April 26, lat 46, lon 42, Ship LB Gilchrest, ®merson, from Liverpool for Bos- ton, April 26, lat 50, lon 17. ship Dundonald’ (Br), from San Francisco for Liver- pool, Jan 25, lat 33.8, lon 126 W. Shin David Matcolmson (Br), Humphrey, from Calentta lat 15, lon 9! ‘0 (Ital), Martorell, from Smyrna for Bos- ton, April 16, near Cape Spartel. Bark Ganymede (ir), from San Francisco for Liverpool, Dec 26, lat 4 N, lon 124) i Bark Alabama (Nor), from New York for Stettin, April Jat 47, lon 36 50. rig. aber (Ger) phia, no lat, &¢ (; rom Ardrossan 50 W. ), 56 days trom Hamburg for Philadel Y Bilt t WH Aspinwall, No 21). Brig Frank Clark, trom —— for Damariscoita, May 17, off Cape May (by pilot boa \d Mitchell, » Foreign Ports. Aucoa Bay, CGH, April 1—In port. barks Anna L Ta lor, Percival, from’ Port Elizabeth, disg; Rosalind (Br), Davies, for Boston, lig; Lady Agnes (Br), Friend, for 0, do. ‘Anxctno, PR, May 5—In port, brig Sarah Neville, from Baltimore, just arrived. Cancurté, May 17—In port ship Lucy 8 Wills, Pritchard, tor Boston, ldg. Gimracrar, April 4—Arrived, barks Sicilian, Percival, Messina (and sailed 25th for Boston, in to niote, Howes, Messina (and sailed sth for New York). Sailed 27th, barks Zelia (Br), He’‘on (from New York), Messina; 28th, Ethan alien, Har. (from Boston via Ma: deira), Cadiz, In port 30th, brig Alice (Br), Vives, from New York, disg. Tussed the Rock 2ith, brig Katie (Dan), Robinson, from Messina for New York, towed out 4th, bark Syra, Corn- ing, from Marseilles for Cardenas; schr Gem, Cole, trom Messina for New York. Havana, May 10—Arrived, ship Union, Cotter, Havre; bark Jane Adeline, Blanchard, Boston; schr B M Brook- ings, Brown, Bath’ Sailed 10uh, bark’ Halfden (Nor), Thorsen, Pensacola; schr Eddystone (Br), Khind, New York. Harnok Isuanp, May 10—Left in port. schra Annie Powell, for New York; 15th, Spitiire, for do; 20th, Lottie Cook, for Baltimore in 4 days, Nassau, May 5—Arrived, bark Alida (Nor), Bodtker, Boston; schrs Emma L Rich, Jenkins, Baltimore (and cleared’ 8th for Philadelphia Via Spanish Wells); 6th, Oconee, Maddox, Savannah (and cleared 9th for Jamaca’ a Long Island); 7th, Massasoit, Lowe, Philadelphia (and cleared 8th for Harbor Island via Gregory Town). Cleared April 29, schrs Cot Ellsworth, Pentecest, Eleu- thera; May 1, Leona, Wiley, Cat Island, Quek, May 15—Cleared, steamship North American (Br), Miller, Liverpool. SrTnowas, May 2—Arrived, barks TR Patillo (Br), Campbell, Berline; Catherine (Br), Bernier, Buenos TER, Xeiled April $0, brig Colorado (Br), Pattle, St Johns, PR, and Baltimore ; May 1, schr Armada (Br), Copland, Guay- anilla and New York ;2d, barks J & R Walsh (Br), Herbert, Sagua and north of Hatteras; Sea Crest (Br), ‘Bennet! Cuba; 3d, brigs Sarah & Emma, Carter, Arecibo and Bal timore; Lewis Clark, Smith, Naguabo and Boston. In port 3d, brigy Florence May (Br), Cochran, for Maya- uez to load tor Newburypo: weaver (Br), Pringle, for lumacou to i tor New Li: McIntyre, at Liverpool 4th instant n. St ANDREAS, May 2—In port, schrs Aadic Wessels, for New York; J © Taylor, for Baltimore; Resolute, Nickels, for do, dismasted, waiting for spars. [Pre Sreamsiniy CaLannra.] Ascexctox, April 2—'assed, Wistaria, Wilder, from Ba- tavia vie St Helena for Boston: Sth, Ritle, Runcie, from Hong Kong for New York; 7th, Canopus, trom Java for 0. Arrived 7th, Elizabeth Graham, Bragg, Shanghae (and sailed 8th for New York). Passed 16th, Mathilda, from St Helena for New Bedford. Bancrtona, April Arrived. Candidezzo Lauro, Law- ro, New York; May 1, Maipo, Font, New Orleans Borpeavx—Sailed ‘trom Royan May 2 Hilda, Olsen, Bese A March 27—Arrived, Partht Nod uENOS Aynes, Match 27—Arrived, Parthenope, Nodop, and Contest, Scott, New York: 29th, Geo Walker, Wulkert Brunswick, Ga: April 2, Edward’ Albro, Gillen, King’s erry, Fla. Cette, April $0—Safled, Wanderer, Rolson, New York. CoveNuacen, May 1—Passed, Wilhelmine, Knuth, trom Konigab for New York. Dover, May 4—Paxsed up Channel, Crown Jewel, Corn- ing, from Mobile for Cronstadt. Donkin, May 4—Arrived in the roads, Hattie E Tapley, Tapley, from Valparaiso. barely May 5—Arrived, Duke of Argyll, McLean, San neisco. Esinone, May 8—Arrivod, Eendragt, Mockelbach, Charleston for Riga. Fouxestoxr, May 3—Off, Christine, Konig, from New Moe for Hamburg; 4th, Maria de C, from Savannah for rem: en. Fatmooru, May 6—Arrived, Helen Clinton, Blanchard, New Orleans. Off the Lizard 6th, Zaritza, from Pensacola for London. Gauusay, May 3—Arrived, Hiram, Thompson, Pensa- cola. Hastings, May 5—Off, bark Assunto, Russo, from Shields for New York. Off the Wight 4th, Riverside, Rich, from Middlesborough for New York; 5th, E W Stetson, Moore, from Lendon tor 0. yo May 4—Sailed, Rotterdam (#, Hues, New ‘ork. age Kona, March 25—Sailed, Canadienne, Equin, Port- jane Livenroot, May 1—Arrived, Juliana, Gastanaga, Sa- Sth, Carondelet, Stetson, New Orlean: ‘ashing. CRS, New York; Helios, Kraett, Pensacola: Lady erin, Evans, Savannah; Bessie Rowe, Leroy, Boston; Niord, Térkelsen, Galveston; 6th, Baltic (®), Kennedy, Minnesota (#). Freeman, New York; Polynesian’ (s), Brown, Portland. Sailed 84, Flechero, Waller, San Francisco. (and was off the Skerries 4th); ath, Importer, Dexter, Newport and Rio Janeiro; Assam Valley, Dakin, Pensacola (and was Off Holyhead 6th); McNcar, Scott, Cardif ond Hong Kong: Fille de l’Air, Jones, Charleston ; Columbia, Strom- Philadelphia; Laura B, Merriam, Matanzas; Cyn- thia Palmer, Dixon, Windsor, NS; Sth, J W Beard, Carter, n, NB, Mack, New York: Vaering, liiams, Philadetphia, out Sth, Tat (s), Leitch, for Boston; Truce, Cowper, New Orloins; Java (s), Martyn, and Hakon Jarl, Mathieson, New Yor Off the Skerries 3d, ‘Southern Cross, Hughes, from Liv- erpool for San Francisco. DON, May 5—Arrived, Daphne, Olsen, New York; Clans Hetty. Andersen, Pensacola, Cleared Sth, Boylesta, Aanonsen, Boston. Sailed from Gravesend Sth, Missouri, West, New York. sia, April 27—Suited, Dei Gratia, Devean, New ‘ork. Mowravinyo, March S1—Arrived, West India, Bollfreas, Sha A Moore, from London for New York, Alfred, Schroeder, trom New York tor Hamburg. Si IW, May 6—Passed, Island City, Smith, trom gatverton for Biemen; Mary Wiggins, Mosher, trom New fork for rt in ‘TmxeL, May 4—Sailed. Livingstone, McMullen, Phila~ delphia} Bellatrix, Kruse, do. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 16—Arrived, schrs Edward Slade, Jersey City; Henry Finch, do: Dolphin, Windsor. Gailed— amahip o Kn nt, Rew ork; sche Fred ray, Boston ; Era, Allyn’s Poin at a town ao t ouliva, New Haven; Althea, Boston; Jane BONTON, May. If—Arrived, schrs Kit Carson, Smith, Hamilton, uda+ Nahant, Mcintyre, Kondowt; Ores cent well; Martha Welch, Barrett; eaver, eT, and Three Sisters, Baker, Pluladelphia, Cleared—Steamer William Crane, Howes, Baltimore via Notfolk; barks Peter Dickson (Swed), ( ida, Mus. i ing, i adel phist» lytie, Dow, Kingston, Ja; schrs Atice Myric! ‘arker, Jacmel;” Bravo (Br), Outerbridge, St es, Bermuda. Sailed—Wind NW to ENE, steamers Wm Crane, Nep- tune, and Alhambra. 1sth—Arrived, hark Essex, Peterson, Zanzibar; brig Glendale, from Galveston, BUCKSPORT, Me, May 1—Sailed, sehr Lavonia, Rob- erts, Islands, t0 loull stone tor New York. BANGOR, May 15—Cleared, schr Porto Rico, Welling- ton, Tompkins Cove, NY. weve RLY, May 15—Arrived, schr Island City, Allen, lew Yor! BATH, May 15—Arrived, schr Alice © Noyes, New ‘ork. loth—Arrived, schrs Joseph M Fitzpatrick, Smith, Philadephia; Grace Cushing, Bailey, Vircinia. BRISTOL, May lt—Arrived, schr West Wind, Tracy, Philadelphia th—Arrived, schr Ellen M Baxter, Lamphcer, Alexan- quash Ne and Alice Cooper (Br), Br) dria. CHARLESTON, May 15—Arrived, schr Armida Hall, Hall, Bath. Arrived, barks Laborumus (Br), Hore, Pall River; Senor de la Lanzada (Sp), Gelatz, Havana; port. schr Miller, Rockport CALAIS, May Il—Arrived, sehr Perey, Coalwell, New rk, ‘2ui—Sasted, schr Julia & Martha, Lunt, Philadelphia, 13th—Sailed, schr Northern Light, Harper, Philadel: phia, yesg—Bailed, schr Louisa A Boardman, Norwood, New ork. DARIEN, May 12—Cleared, barks Cora Linn (Br), Auld, Belfast; Saarsbrook, lily, Dundee; brig Georg & Loulsé (Ger), Thiele, Portrush, In port, 1iin, ships Velox (or) Stoogen: Ornen (Non, Alexandria (Br: Pedersen; Henrietta (Br), Holby; Brown; Phenix (Br), Phelan; bark, necker: Energie (Ger), (Br), Thomas; Dr Petermann (Ger) (Br), Natvig} Montreal (Br), Adams; India (for), Grosse; American Eagle, Harding ; Alabama (Br), Kidd; Canada Belle (Br), ‘Nndell; Boaz (Nor). Jacobsen, and Hora (for), Atmany all Idg for United Kingdom; Ocean Home, ‘ohst, for New York, ldg: brix Annie (Br), Larsen, for St John, NB; schrs Wm R Drury, Wa‘ts, for New ‘York; Mar line, Colling fron New Haven, arrived 12th, for Norma (Ger), re Horn; Mowareh (itr Stolk; Stanley joston.. NVERS, May 15—Arrived, sehr Geo P Trigg, Linne- kin, New York. 16th—Arrived, schrs Clara Norbury, Philadelphia. ELLSWORTH, May 12—Sailed, schr Agnes, Young, New ‘ork. FERNANDINA, May 5—Arrived, schrs Burdett Hart, Brooks, Savannah; Lugano, Dow, Baltimore; 6th, brig Eliza, Olark, New York. Cleared lth, bark Gauntlet (Br), McKenzie, Monte- video; schr Wm H Jones, Jones, New York. FALL RIVER, May 15—Arrived, schrs Sarah W Blake, Blake, Haverstraw; Ney, CTase, Poughkeepsie ; Florence, Sackett, Croton. Salled—Bark Starlight, Philadelphia: schrs Surprise, Seaman, Trenton: Phil’ Sheridan, Murphy; 8 M Tyler, Borden, and John Brooks, Fox, New York. 16th—Satled, schrs KR S Dean, Macomber; R P King, Bliven; J L Hess, Conklin: BF Woolsey. Terrill, and Bal- timore, prancls, New Yor! GREENPORT, LI, May 12—Arrived, schrs G L Daboll, Rackett, New York sailed l4th for Maine); Pauline, Brown, ‘do (and is hauled out on Bishop's ways for re: airs); 18th, M Smith, Preston, Pawtucket (and sailed 14th for Horton’s Point to load gravel tor Philadelphia). KENNEBUNKPORT, May l4—Arrived, schrs Georgie D Loud, Holbrook, Wilmington, NC; Enterprise, Strout, Georgetown, DC, BEC, May li—Arriyed, schr Quoddy, Fanning, Wind- sor, NS (and sailed 13th for Philadelphia). Idth—Arrived, schr © P Gerrish, Armstrong, Windsor, NE ParTO As ae ‘ved, sehr Reading RR 46, Ad fay rrived, schr Readin lami Philadelphita: M11 Lemuel, Elizabertiport. ~ NEW ORLEANS, May 14—Arrived, brig Bartolome, Munser, Havana; schrs Mattie W Atwood, Newcomb, Boston; Lady Woodbury, Woodbury, Utilla. Below, bark Olympia, Andrell, Havana; brigs, John M Burns, Fronte, Vera Cruz; C W'Chase, Bacon. Havana; Sybil Wynne, Roberts, Bangor, Wales. Clearéd—Bark’ Tanered (Nor), Juell, Liverpool; schr Gertrude Howes, Johnson, Key West. Soutuwest Pass, aay, 14—On the bar, bound out, tteamers Memphis and Jamaican. Pass 4v'Ourkx, May 14—Sailed, schrs Mat and Eastern ueen. : NORFOLK, May 16—Arrived, schrs Jamestown, Hea- ley, New York ; Thoushtless, Hallack, do; 5 P Simms, d H 8 Rowe, Teynen, do; steamers’ McClellan, Howes, Boston; William Kennedy, Foster. Providence, NEWBURYPORT, May 1b—Arrived, schr Hattie Ellen, Galley, Eluzabethndrt, NEW BEDFORD, May 16—Arrived, schrs Kate Thomas, Barlow, Savannah; Philanthropist, Ryder, Baltimore; John Randolph. Robbins, Port Jolinson: Artist, Clem- ents, Sandwich for New York; BF Brainard, Hull, Co- hasset Narrows tor do. 17th—Arrived, schrs D L bie Up) Chase, New York; Jo- sephine, Whittemore, Dennis for do. Hed—Senrs Ide de la Torre, Davis, Georgetown; M H Read, Benson, Philadelphia: John H’ Perry, Kelley, do; Lamartine, Butler, do: Henry Gibbs, Chase,’ New Yorki Monitor, Chase, do; W D Mangam, Chase. do; Golden Eagle, Howes, ‘do: Charger, White, do; B F Brainard, Hull, do; Artist, Parker, do: Green County Tanner, ‘on, do: Essex, Handy, do; LO Foster, Eldridge, do. lo—Artived, gohrs Maty, Storrs, Vite . Haverstraw; Hf Potter, ‘Balti- more; Reading RE 44. and Ida P McCabe, Hoboken; Read- R 47, Phi adelphita, EW LONDON, May i4—Sailed, schr Geo H Mills, Til- lotson, Alexandri: PORT GAMBLE, May 1C—Sailed, bark Especulador (Col): Dockham. Iquique. PHILADELPHIA, May 17—Arrived, schrs Admiral, Steelman, Jacksonville: Abbie 8 Oaks, Rideout, Buck's Harbor, Me; LB Cleared—Steamships Mai arine Whiting, Harding, } Norman. Nicker. son, Boston; bark Iris (Br), Pfeiffer, Bremen; schrs Robt Wing, Raingeard, Catbarion; C'S Grove, Howell, Charles ton thomas Borden, Allen, Falt River; J Trumin, Gibbs, Lewes, Del, May 17, 9:06 AM—Two herm_brigs beating up this AM: steamtug Thomas Cahill rei for New York; schr WB Morgan also remains; sch gusset, Lizzie, and Virginia Dare left this mornin others left during the night. Newcasttx, Del, May 16—Passed down, brig Ssama, jam. 2 Providence; Cath- for Rotterd: Passed up—Schr E 8 Potter, from Boston. PORTLAND, May 16—Arrived, schrs Eliza B Coffin, Coffin, and Vineyard, Ranga. New Yorr. Cleared—Sehrs Harriet Fuller, Willard, Sandy Hook; George & Emily. Hutchinson, Northport. H, NH, May '16—Arrived, schrs Daylight, McFoddey, South Amboy; Jacob Kienzle, Stectman, Philadelphia: H C Bryon, Bryon, Port Johnson. Sailed 16th, steamer Panther, Mills, from Philadel phia, Arrived in lower harbor, schr H B Gibson, Hurst, from Port Johnaon tor Portsmouth, PAWTUCKET, May 16—Arrived, schr A Burton, John- son, Port Johnson. Sailed—Schrs Hannah B Browm, Sackett, Haverstraw; Lucy Church, Riler, and Bertha, Conover, New York, RICHMOND, May’ 16—Arrived, sclrs J’ H Lockwood- Sharrett, New York; Eva, Voorhess, do; Albert Jame, son, Candage, Rockland. SAN FRANCISUO, May 10—Cleared, ship Ontario, Pat- terson, faverpog ¥ Sailed—Bark Skiddaw (Br), Borland, Cork. Uth—-Arrived, ship Helen Morris, Chase, New York. SAVANNAH, May 18—Arrived, steamship General Barnes, Mallory, New York. SAl ,. Bera ee brig Isaac Carver, Williams, Baltimore; schrs Benj D Price, Fishburn, Taugier; Eva May, Andrews, and Velma, Look, Port Jotinson ; Pennsyl- yania, Butler} Florence ‘tower, Perry, and Fanny & Edith, Ryder, Elizabethport. 16th—Arrived, schrs Mary 'E Smith, Means, Parker, Philadelphia; Free Green, ris and Ma ind, ‘Frisbee, ang an Fannie & George & Albert, Woodbury, Port Johnson; Edith, Bartlett and Geo B Ferguson, Ferguson, Eliza- yet! port. Salled—Sehrs J 0 Cottingham, Ayers, and L A Bar. lingame, Nickerson, Philadelphia: found, now at this port, has been sid at $9750, and willbe | New York; Antwerp. MISCELLANEOUS, ‘of Betoes gee ag Citles Dy the | a New Beighta, Si each 25x10. eenstownh sth, with mise and passengers to Willlnins & | eontisiaed under the Ainerican tag. Ce daar Y Pulalia, Bergstrom, New rea aera tae Wate pum pityn, by ‘the number ol persons. In | | The following private sales have been reported | Steamship Europa (Br), Campbell, Glasgow, May 3via | )Q¥UnuaPiy< william MeGilvery ts building at Sears. | Pairwo, April 27—Arrived, Italia (), Greig, Messina ent States; logal everywhere; desertion, &c., suf and | woity the rate 1s ievied ‘by families | to us:— Moville 4th, with mdse’ and passeigers to Henderson | Pore rare Of See oo to ee ever tamnchay Of the | (and satied 29th for New York, Straker reported master). | ficient cause; no publicity ‘required; no charge ‘until Jersey ries, the minimum rate for.any front build- BY WM. H. RAYNOR. Bros. May 15, lat 42 0 N, lon 59 45 W. passed a Cunard | pues) and thoroughly vei ever launched on the | — Sailed 25th, T Slade, Slade, Boston ; 28th, Uncas, Nielsen, | divorce granted; advice tree, and sto ‘ever small, being $6, and the maximum | 2 ots ss. 91st st..each ‘20x100.11, 221 ft. w. 4th av...$16,000 | steamer, bound east; 17th, 70 miles east of New York, ‘* correspondent. writing from Aurasta; I " Philadelphia. M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway. ing, how 1B $6, ~ a 2 lots s w. corner ¢th ay. and 136th st., 25x90. + 8000 | passed steamship Canada (Br), hence for Liverpool | grtpeutidine inthis State has revi a tn Cook eetee UEENSTOWN, May 4—Arrived, Cardenas, Keller, Trinl- —_—_— ng, In regard to the obnoxious rnle governing BY FRANCIS CRAWFORD, OF THIRD AY Batavia (Br), do for do; City of Brooklyn (Br), do for do} | eae ag an es ea ee ees ae jcgod earnest. | dad; Sth, Victor, Stromber, Battimore; ith, Maria Au- SOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM Ci $15 50. ‘ctlon of houses, and alluded to recentiy in | 4sth st, near ddav..b. and 1 shington (Fr). henee for Havre * | There are scores of vessels on the stocks or just launched. | gusta, Boden, Galveston: ‘Kio, McDonald, Philadelphia. | A BSOuUTE DIVORCES cD FROM COURTS the inspe Up, Mr. Smith, the assersor, explains that | Tsdth x, uear 12th dy. S0xi0 sho | Steamanip AM Arndt (Ger), Arnold, § Gur advices indicate return of the prosperousdays ot | T'atied Sih, Xemia, eynolds (rom "San Francisco), | doqd tren vange: atvick ieee cormmigloner ee wey e Ti hended down from the aid Water Board, | 148th st. and St. Ann's a Ww | Copenhagen 2d, with mdse and 990 pi theatocks, a4 we are informed, at Bath, The class of veo, don. : ji State, i FREDERICK I. KING, itis arule "GA pay And festive meat the expensé Bath sky t ae ave, M EON ria Rammelsberg & ¢ 16, lat 41 04 ian 4 sels building afe principally schirs of 00 or 400 tons. The | whit, GAXiRo, April I8—Arrived previous, Hidalgo, Counsellor-at-Law, 363 Broadway. ayers. No attempt, he sags, has yet | Jeremiah Johnson, Jr.'s great sale of sixty-nine | Thy "trom Ha: i total amount of tonnage built the present season will «1eL0s, May &—The Edward McDowell, Greenough, | — —- — see at ‘o intra lots belonging to the Payntar estate, at Dutch | “siéamship Napoli (Br) Edwards, Genoa April, Leg- | Provably exceed that of any year during the past twenty | for Boston, is preparing to leave the Tyne,” a A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, into any premises contrary ut of the occupier. eer Culver, Assi Kills, Long Island City, was very largely attended, horn 2d, Naples oth, Messina 7th, Palermo Mth, Valencia The bidding from beginning to the close was very 2] and Gibraltar 26th, with fruit to Henderson Bros. ne. ‘Trieste, May 5—Arrived, Guard (US), Kirkland, New ng built in New Castle | york corner of Fulton avenue and’ Boerum street sustin Hall & Co have 5 Open trom 8 A. M. to9 P.M. may trom 3 to9 P.M, sor Smith and a e the HER, ot on a tour of | spirited. very lot belonging to the executors teamship Ocean Queen, Seabury, Aspinwall May 6, ri ched. Capt Law: he exeL, May 4—Sailed, Susan M Dudman, Durkee, Phila- On + represen hie orks at 4 2] es as ows i= with mdse and passengers to F R Baby. » noe pt Lawrence has | delphia. _ —_$$ $$$ Inspection (he pumping works at Bel} Was disposed of at prices as follows: Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Havana May 12, via Nassau | te frame of a large bark raised. Mr © G Merry will CENAMS LEUCOTHEA BEAUTI Saturday. pi tat i en aren = . and Rawson st., 25x90; J. Mth, with mdse and passengérs to F Alexandre & Son ja ee a RO Dai Bel gb Stearns Avntaric.] |, é $ the skin and complexion, Remoyes the route to I the Hackensack mead | “ man Key West {2th F A Mor ARe | the stocks, and will soon lay the keel of another. york: ath, Sina Sheldon, Sheldon, ehiiadeiphia, | ymallpos Mari. tarheritae Belen bh ald Gy y : Hackeus } . o : ota st > ; : ork; ath, eldon, Sheldon, ee licatio shat in being, 9 ah inspection Wen. Je | pre a 79 | Co, May 16, iat 38.00, ton 7s, spoke sehr Matitdn Brc Ke, | agharter B Leland has just completed a fine sch of about yiirved' at Flushing "oth, imozene, Mckachen, New | git wholesale wud-rotail drngista, CHARLES V. B Q Be ah ha “4 | n Rawson SI wdje ound 8; sam 1, SALW & THAN -of-W teering in shore te or 1 at a M, Proprietor, 65; Broadway, v Yo the entire est Yue Causes ¢ oe: it Hawson ste adjoining G40 | 17th, 2:30 PM, passed steamship Metropolis, trom Fes | Somesville, Me, she is to be named Flora Grindle, ani'is | eeweRmavan, May 3-Arrived, Inca, Windehorst, Bai | HA%: Trovrictor, 8. Broadway. New York. Cornish engine = ‘Nit. 1 Rawson st adjoining; John Tayle 610 | leans for New York, with shaft broken aud under sail, | $06 colnmanded by Captain Halsey Stanley, of Tre. | timore, JCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PTLL able ateve. ‘, StT" ziows on Gawson st, adjoining; T. Sulivan. 580 | required no agststaiic mont, The schooner Bloomer Is being new topped at J |“ Saiied 34, Admiral Tegethott, Rether, New York; 4th, | S° SCHL MANDE PILLS, owremnortne §«=— Adu 2 ots on Ski 2 tt. from Rawson st. Steamship Magnolia, Cheeseman, Savannah, mdse and Wark Hasite, athis yard weet atie of Portdetars Argonaut, Grauw, do; Grace E Cann, Cann, England. 8 CK'S MANDRAKE PILLS, the mou! and garbage 1 660 | passengers to W R Garrison. a atlas tere cene of Port Jefferson har- | Caxnirr, May $—Entered out, Sapphire, Bursley, for | y¢your bowels are costive, to the refuse 1 above ull the 620 Steamship Georgia, Crowell, Charieston May 14, with | DOF, has in frame two schra of about same size anc style | Hong Kony. " T from Paterson. H Prisms. tia | naan Sheridan, 610 | mise and assengers’ to 1 R Merk n& Co, May 17, lot | $,fe one launched by him inst week, eo oeeeect | , Elise, Schmidt, Borchert SOHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILL” oe j ations rises th A 7 ae! ; Thomas 88.15, spoke bark Walter, from Ma H ¢ cht to 4) of eport, neisen, vorms, 4 ing the two stand Bee A docuitnlished in the : 475 | suine thn, steamship M is, fhe following 1.43 feet; beam 13 tect; | ig EM, Seopina, Baltimore. Teyou have: worm vay toni : 4 ve accomplishes >| ew York broken. cl, . ‘ SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILL ‘, ome idea of the w ae he ton fact | udcenin Weatoke Rie > W th was to launch this week the sehr he has 8 MANDR. 8. pumping el erhat ah Opraiabongine, wis te Hot on ing: » Norielk, WHHt cow aad paseetgess teins OL Dotatan Search Rotate beai ated rae ys from New York, tor Te your breath is bud, TRY THEM, that te “plung % weighs forty ta c jot on Moore xt, adjoining} M. . | Steamsitin 00, a Kees, 4 wh Galveston for An SCHENCK’S MANDR. , lazy § Mt ‘se ee ‘on the piston | | vt en Moore st, adjoin + BAB |” Steamsmp EC Knight, Johnson, Georgetown, DO, with | Capacity. + ts j, aonteactad, | derdant Ityonfeeldrowayee ee ngine: ine pres \ Lot on Moore st, ado mdse and passengers to Geo B Merrick. parties to bu loop of 45 feet keel, 17 fe | | Panaourm, May 6—Arrived, Laura, Welgner, Ralthino 3 i Bs Deen ene yard, and this M Jeet hold, and rin work on her'at onec. 4 TRY THEM, is (rom the top of the ey ch + wleut tausdown’| List cu moore: 340 | Steamship Yanita, Doane, Phiiaaelpnia, with mdse to | HSE eM a iy a. DA | Hansen, Verregard, New York; 7th, Elise, Hidsch, New SCHENOK'S MANDRAKE FILLE ressure raises the eer Torre win Wasa iat | 3 30 | Me cease worurecun tehte, Caleutta, Feb. | Norshy piendid arse sehr bulltfor Capes i sailed for ANEWOLD A iasns fe Ifyou are low spirited, HE teil, again by ns ows tuuutity of coal used is 0K B05 ri 0 i o e« eph Hols He sited 7th, Helen Clinton, Blanchard (tro, SCE iOS MANDRAKE PILLS. the stand _ pipe, 4 ¥ Tot on Skillmai Dorrothy (of Liverpool), Walker, Manila Feb 7, | °° : 4, i | leans), Reval, ick headache, nearly 5,000 Uke MUN pring the ‘ 308 Yous & Co. Mad light monsoons dows | ive new sebrIaunched May sat Fort temforson. LT. has | Cnxksock, May 7—Sailed, Harvest Home, Dickey, TEyOU BAYS aise neeeeenny TRY THEM, tion Of water Jers yy (City ‘et, while 4 NE trades in the Indian Ocean | Pength of keel, 56 feet: beam, 24 feet; hold, 3 Matt ese, | Buchos Ayres. pe sit. “ae SCHENC MANDRAKE PILLS. ear 1860 was 817.0 % euble ba eapehed 295 , Mag was on the. verge of hurricane rying capacity, about 100 tons. She ts’ intended for ate ar Yanwouri, May 6—Arrived, Columbus, Hilmer, Ifyou have been “ iy,on reaching home. 3 « om Fe; veering from east around to south, the vessel making a pond F rec. Ti San Francisco. chy +4 -s during the year 182 The eA Oe 1,210,807 80 | Tun of 300 miles in 7 days, ‘Mav's ac 3898 N, lon 6, | Koneral coasting trade, unger command of Capt Daniel | “Griwsny, May 6—Passed.a tare bark, supposed the | {8} ole Mandrake ils, | tou wilt have A good Appetite 468,226,403 cubic, fect, or a U Averag Vay stated, | 210! an paseed a brig of abo ns burden, painted black, | Smith, of Port Jefferson. 7 Grasmere, trom San Erancisco for TRY CHEM. cubic feet per day. "As hur | been already Bales | Louhin oes. MO | With masts standhig, apparently waterlogged and abaa: | Lavxemen—At Bath 1th, by Charles B Harrington, the |. Grurautan, May 4—Sail Blue Mass, and other preparations of Mercury, actu: this constapption is increa: Wag at the Fate 1 Lot on Mo Mrs, Payntar | 370 | doned and boats gone. last of three small steamers which he has been builling | sing), Saw Francisco, haying ally produce more sufiering and death than the diseases twenty-thr~ per cent and | ehooves: oe Bede el eae sis very 2,975 Ship Harkaway Got Tendon), Cottier, Mantia Jan 17, | tor parties ¢ geod, in the fish busi A few days va Arrived, Sam! Wiich they profess to cure. And yet. this corrosive mine aoe EO et ne ee ity and Th, bokeu | , Pawel : venice, '00.| “Apeetiolen (ap, 136 days, with woot | Hattie. ‘The one iaunched Isth i named. the Prolioe Baa phorsrook, eral, so denounced: b allopathic doctors, is pres ity anc i . ele , ( le. \ scrited by them almos! universally in Liver complaints ‘ p Lungs, &e. Consumption of the ee AO ita | 4 lots on Laurei iti | 8 lots om Laurel Hill av 3 lots on Laurel Hill a Lima, llerbrook, Yr Sd, Adler, New Orica was put to the pecale of Jerse) i May '6—Suiled, Hermine, Wilms, Philadel. and has been built for partic to-day, “How jong can you Fr : to DG Bacon. April Ma. it of Passed Cape Horn Feb 16 and the Equator Hot n ne we a supply. ad adjoinin, w days, the tended ‘aay Man! “y-nine out of one hun cred aly aud gaic 7? mL kr. Bark Gipsy. (of St Sohn’s, NB), Cremor, Messina, 54 amer of sixty tons, fora ‘ d entirely of roots and herbs, obtained from would answer that, they Gid not know anysh UNGite ipe cisees beaten Hu sno suiman tn ays, with tru to Lawemen: Giles Co te sine used in ston hatbor ows, I, May 5—Arrived, Loch Urr, Bugar, San | the great storehouse aii, and their alutaty ef ) known that thre roy tasereceess Bt ark Eugenie (of Gy et), Mawson, Montevideo i “ . a bar as soon as the medicine is brought to the teat . about it. eae me every years ning IK. Paynter, 70 | March 5, with hides, tod orton, Jr. & Son septa oa ink “Liverroot, May 6—Arrived, Tiber, Lewis, and Agnos | 7, 42R tt voriment, ROR Re Pre coming BO: Dre 10 derney K. Payntar...... 780 Bark Dauntless (of Anna’ Ns}, Winchester, Caiba- | NkWFOUNDLAND—soUTH CoAST—New LiauT AT HARBOR Bete | Campbell, Landry, Ch Rstantia, Tailaksen, | do not produce any nausea or sickness of tuc stomach; water now in se ‘i atte xe K. Payntar. + $90 | rien, Il days, with sugar, to’ Fernandez & Calvo, vessel to Ns may. Galveston ; Virgini Kate Davenport, | put when given tor Dyspepsia it 0 impregnated with organic matter to Fost + M. Gower... 600 | Henby & Parker. The colonial zovernnie wioundiand has given | Otis, New Droans; oso, do; Lady Lyevtt | them in connection with SCHENCK an ubusual degree, a rany complaints ) " gM. Gibson, auctioneer, sold, at public _sale, the ;Brit Carrie Parington (ot ahem, Mpittemore, Ate- notes LP EE ind M1 trom a lighthouse Fe. | (9), Evatt ee hllade! ile Questa cr By ‘this judicious treatment the digestive faculties are ‘on this score are heard. A bill was pass tt | yv'er ef ground, 60x55, northeast corner York’ and Sith aitliee a Higoghenee nativia & Co} vee | oo arvor Briton, ny. De care tn ee and City of Tandon Mirchotay New vce” speedily restored to thoir full vigor, and the worst cases fate Legislature anthortalyg Jersey « Varst streets, Jersey City, to Mr. H. Gleistein, Indigestion may be tOUs . ‘ater supp’ "1 1 VS “ Brig TH A Pitt (ot Bermu €e), Bulford, Bermuda 10 The light is a th elevated 68 feet above the level off Jas Jardin rts, from Savannah, we refleci that the liver is the largest internal ark ip conjunction to procure.a waren Suppls. Tne | ory aw York city, for $6,475. dave, with produce to Jones € Ulich of the sen. Saited thy, Fratioe "a, ‘Iuoapson, New York; Jun | orga of the body, that to 1. i# assigned the important ‘was the first step towards! the abandonment of the Mi —— Timm, Wilm | lo days, with | ° The tower, 14 fect high, is square, painted white, with | Harris, Durie, Saguenay; 7th, Aticl (®, Jones, Balti- | quéy of Altering the blood and preparing the bile, that Itham, Passaic. In pursuance ot tlis object a meeting of red at the corners, and from it the rock of Kast Head is subject to mal orders and that when it is disease simpson, ¢ more. ay - J) pe peld in that city (o- ‘WO MORE SUICIDES. Sehr ith cot %. Gross, St Andrew's | bears 8 by W distant 1g miles. - Cleared 6th, Olga B, Buzan, Baltimore; Bombay, Em- r inactive the whole body suifers sympathetically, the Newark authorities Wil be tock, tO Which the t papi Island 16 days, with cocoanuts to Beadley, Eno & Co; | — Position—Latituae, 47 27 30 X; longitude, 65.45 45 W. mons, Boston, “4 Rot aurprising that a medicine which. con restore the Morrow alternpen, # DT invited. Moyor ¢ Cats His Throat and Another | ves to Bs Wenberg. ‘This notice attects' British Admiralty Charts Nos 2606, | | Entered out 6th, Geo Hurlbut, Williams, for healthy operations of the iiver should produce wondertul ‘Authorities of Jersey City” are ae One Mai. hy Hiawatha, Dixon, Baracoa 1. Ways, with fruit to B | 232a and S$ Hydrographie Chart Nos 9 21, and US ns; Minnesota (s), Freeman; changes In the general health and effect cures which cord hag written to the #resklent of the Board ar Pune Works of Jersey Cify op the subject. After the inspection of the pumping works, Chiei Engineer Culver salspitte with the heroisin of a primitive Christian, to she jufiiction vols 0. terview. The party retired to tie romdenc od : - superintendent, My. Kearney, aetached ae ite ‘I is the meeting voom ot the Water Boers, ; pine ture Je Kbown as “the Little house wnder fhe hil, name handed down trom the days.o1 the @d demo- f'n Kes Poison in Brooklyn. Two more s Weides in Brooklyn are added to the | list of self-mur. %f*® Which have become so remark- | ably irequent o * Jate, Yesterday morning Peter | a1 ty, * years of age, and residing at | Bad lees atrbee b ‘came despondent becauge he Was not successful i ) bUsuess and cut his throat from eur to ear with 1, \F420r. | He died instantly, ‘Ata late hour on & “urday night Wiifam Hard I We Light List No 1. MEDITERRANPAN—MLACK SRA—SITOAT The transport Alin, drawing 12'¢ f water, strick, in 1848, ona rock between Theodosia and Kertch Straits and subk 1g miles from the const. The place has not been examined, and the danger is not shown, on the charta. Vessels drawing more than 9 feet of water should, therefore, not approvch close to the shore be- ne meridians of Mount Diourmen and Cape ouda, New ‘Yor may appear to be almost miracnious. Headache of I continuance, severe pains in the side, breast and shouk ders, aching'of the limbs, a feeling of general weakness and wretchedne: her alarming and ‘trossing symptoms, Indl HIV mperfect, of disordered, action me, Re- | o are specdily remove % v oe ake bile, ip y the use of Schenck’t ung (of Harbor Island as: vessel to BD inthe Wal), Wellfleet), Carb Ms Wellfleet), Cart NEAR CAPE CHAOUDA, J—Satled, ” Post, Ma Lloyd, and Caller Ou, Re QurkNstowN, May 4—Arrived, Aj timore; 6th, Cherokee, Wilson, Havana; Kal lett, few. Ore: Cedar, Chastney, New York: Thos Antoinetta’ Acc: 6—Parsed, Witch of the Tees, w York for London. ow, Uckermann, Bal- Kallisto, Kel- thera 8 days, with piu R Staples & Co. May 16, In Coftin, hence tor Brunswie 5 Schr EK Dresser (of Boothbay), Reed, .Senthera, 10 dexs, with: pineapplesto TT Mudge vessel (o 1 Staples Costiveness, piles, bitter or sour ernet indescribable feeling of op, revslony mental onaietyy a languor, lethargy ant depresston of spit man forthe matiageroent of business and the sa mnfit @ Gi files are all relieved by the use of Schenck’s ‘Mandrake - 18 4 . 4 iuisiration A 3 rill skeonv’ 10 SRATHR SOUND—WRECK NEAR STRVNS’ LIGHT vinham, SanPranciscy; 7th, Sollecito, Longobardo, cratic Water Board, under whose amy - ‘at his residence, 100 Nelson Schr J B Smith, Williams, Jacksonville, 8 duty# With BKC i" wise; 7th, Sol - ety en drink | wick committed sul ete, M3 sae | ‘stores to Lestor Gilc 0 " Prepared b; 1, SOHNE 10} quests and visitors ware airietiy foriiAdtnee of shia | strect, ly swallowing s nme Jaudangal, The de | mers Nears, Gunner ; ‘ rk, vin, N 19 8 per coaigmss, distant 7 mites from Tavira, April Salted, Titania, Morrison, Hamp- | | Northeast corner Sixti and’ Areh Fins Phtiedelphta, ‘water op the pre: Tooled the pocketwor | cease d was sixty-five year #Of age, and had re- fichr Kate Lawse Virginia. chthouse, has been marked by a floating beacon | ton Roads; 10th, Jennie AChen Asey, EF OT AS. ‘or sale by ull druguists and dealers, rule was pot objected to thi it avec Kors were | marked several times of la. € -Mat he was tired of | Sthe Orvetia, Irv Virginia tor New Haven, j vilag ‘on a green pole, The wreck lies in? | Siico, May 1—Arrived, Si, Margarite, Baltimore. INO. F. HENRY, the taxpayers, aud the system and its founders Scbe Xuma d Beaulab, Johnson, Millville, Nd ta wer, and the buoy close,to Jt, ou ity wort Swanage. May 6=Om St Alban’s Head, & W Bte! Nos # and 9 College viace, New York, Wholesale Agent overturowagi one day. Mr, Culver, FonsOns in tis | ile, 4