The New York Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1873, Page 10

10 ‘WASHINGTON. A New Revelation of Crime-in the Capital. DISCOVERY OF A BABY FARM. Friends of General Van Buren at. the White House. {Comments on the Herald’s Polaris Narrative. WASHINGTON, May 21, 1873, The Herald's Special Account of the Polaris Disaster and the Navy Depart- ment. ‘A telegraphic synopsis of the HERALD’s graphic narrative of the escape of Captain Tyson and his party on the ice floe revived here to-day the story of Captain Hall's fate. At the Navy Department prominent naval officers still express the opinion that he was in no way fitted for the command, and on such an expedition dissensions are bound to arise requiring the skill, experience and courage ofan old officer to preserve order. This Captain Hall, they contend, did not possess, The Secretary, however, still discredits the idea that Captain Hall was poisoned. When the party arrives here each will be examined separately, and a full report taken of their state- ments. By this means the Secretary expects togetat the exact condition o1 affairs irom the tame the Polaris parted from the United States Steamship Congress till the drifting away of Cap- ‘tain Tyson on the ice foe. It is reported here that ‘Tyson’s services were not wanted by Buddington ‘when they left New York, and were not considered necessary tor the success of the expedition, That they should have disagreed after Captain Hali’s death is not surprising to the Navy Department. The HERALD’s full account has awakened greater interest than ever in getting ali the facts pertain- ing to the expedition. A New Jersey Deputation at the White House Pleading for Van Buren, A deputation of citizens of New Jersey, consist- ing 0! John Hill, W. R. Vermilye, Daniel D. Smith, Jonn Davidson, J. W. Jones, E. A. Walton, C, N. Jordan and Robert Kennie waited upon the Presi- dent this morning to express their unabated con- idence, and that of their fellow citizens, in the bigh personal honor and integrity of General Van Bureo, United States Commissioner to Vienna. They state that they had a very satisfactory inter- view with the President, who received them with courtesy, and assured them of the desire and in- 4ention of the government to do full justice to General Van Buren when all the facts con- nected with the Commission should be received. Nothing, the committee say, could be mere just ‘and honorable than the sentiments expressed by the President, to see that no injustice was done to any citizen, and that prompt action would be taken ‘Qs S00N as the government was in possession of the mecessary information, pow daily expected from Vienna. The President understood there were no Specific charges on file in the State Department, and that Mr. Fish had called upon him in person te deny the correctness of the report which had recently been published in reference to the State Department having any aMdavit in connection with the story in whieh the name ofa New York restaurant keeper had been mentioned. The com- mittee left for home this evening. The Mexican Claims Commission. Zamacena, the new Mexican Commissioner ap- pointed in place of Guzman, recalled, will arrive here next week bearing the ratified treaty extend- ing the time of the Mexican Claims Commission two years, Ratifications will be promptly ex- changed by Minister Mariscal and Secretary Fish, and business before the Commission promptly re- sumed. During the interim a large amount of un- Minished business in the hands of the secretaries has been disposed of and the records of the Com- mission are completed to date. Belgium’s Minister Plenipotentiary. Mr. Maurice Delfosse, for some time Minister re: ident from Belgium, accompanied by Assistant Sec. retary Davis, called at the Executive Mansion to- Gay and banded to the President the credentials of Mr. Delfosse as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from Belgium to the United States of America, the King of Belgium having recently promoted Mr. Delfosse to that grade. The usua! diplomatic courtesies were observed. Discovery of a Baby Farming Establish- ment—A Negress as a “Ladies’ Doc- tor”—Startling Revelations of Crime. A“‘baby farming establishment” has been dis- covered in this city. Dr. W. D. Stewart, Medical Sanitary Inspector to the Board of Health, recently reported to that Board that while making sanitary ‘mspections in the tenement houses of Hog alley, and while in the shanty of one Lucy Gaskins, colored, he observed that she was nursing, from a bottle, a very delicate white infant, apparently @bout three or four weeks old. He ques- tioned her as to where she obtained the child, how jong she had had possession of it, and her knowledge of its maternity; to which she respended that the child—a female—was brought to her the previous week from the residence of ‘Miss Doctor Jane Wilson, $11 Ninth street, between ‘HH and I streets N. W.; that she has received and nursed, “as long as they lived,” other infants from “Miss Doctor Wilson’s establisnment;" that Dr. Wilson keeps a sort of lying-in hospital for fallen giris who come to her to be confined, out of the way of observation; that Miss Dr. Wilson herself delivers the girls who apply to her, both ‘white and colored; treats them through the sick- hess until all signs have disappeared and disposes Of their offspring for them; that she is “doing a ne business, employs two servants or nurses ail ‘the time; that she has patients (girls), frequently Several ata time, for several weeks in her house, ‘Waiting for their time.” Miss Dr. Wilson has been Going business for more than a year past in her present locality, and Lucy Gaskins has been in her employment ana knows personally of the facts which she reiates as occurring during that period of time, and states that “the business seems to be ancreasing.” Dr, Stewart recommended that the Health Officer order that the little innocent he discovered be taken from this miserable den and laced in an appropriate asylum, and that the Health Officer order such sanitary inspection of ‘the establishment and premises of Miss Dr. Wilson ‘a8 might lead to the disclosure of what kind of Dusiness she is doing. On the receipt of this re- port Dr. Bliss, Health Officer, ordered Dr. Stewart Qo visit the establishment of Miss Dr. Wilson, and macertaim whether she makes 4@ return of Dirthe and deaths, im accordance with law, to Bhe Board of Health. Medical Inspector Stewart Subsequently made the following report :— >. W. Briss, M. D., Health OMcer:— Stk—I have the honor to report that, in pursu- Bnce Of your order, I visited the residence of Dr. ne Wilson, No, 811 Ninth street, nothwest, at whose establishment the infant female child was born, as reported by me, in the custody of Lucy Gaskins, residing in a filthy tenement shanty in Hog. alley, on — Saturd the 10th Instant. Miss Wilson claims to keep a “lying-in ae aol for the accommodation of “ladies who flesire entire privacy.” and especially young girls who have been unfortunate, She says she has fone and is doing *@ good business; that her pawents come to her from this and neighboring Cities; that she hag done business in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Norfolk, Va., and for t) rin her lity in this city, She does not claim | the dic: | Vt; J.’ Gregor: mang YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22; 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. gene (Dee Bteware Lege le Wi sane examined the recone at beens is the Health Oiiice and 18 ‘gnable to reco! of births returned to to tes office by Miss Doctor Jane Wilson.) She refuse ve the names of the rents of either he white or colored infants found in the ter.ement shanty ip Bog. alley, thongh she adfaitted that both of the chil- dren were born in ber house, the births being condycted by herself, that the names wich she returned to the Health OMcer arg fictitious and not true. bg that the gerabie, filthy tenement shanty in alley, nee these ttle walls were found, is unfit for a nurvery for tender infants, is to give but a faint id’a of its real sanitary character. The miserable Novel, almost hid by the filth of the crowded alley, is unfit for human habitation, Yet that is the place, and such that, where Mrs, Dr. Wilson sends these little innocents for appropriate nursing. Yet her high sense of honor and duty to these who have trusted her with their secrets and confidence will not permit her to divulge to the Board of Health the real names of the criminal parents of those worse than orphaned little babes, W. D, STEWART, Medical Sanitary Inspector. It is the intention of the Board of Health to take such action as the law will admitin the premises in relation to this case, and at the same time place the matter before the Legislative Assembly for such action as, in the judgment and wisdom of that body, the preservation of life and public morals re- quire. Commissioner Meacham Recovering. Commissioner Meacham writes to the Commis- sioner of Indian Affairs from Satem, Oregon, May 6, that he had returned home,. and that since leav- ing the Lava Beds his wounds had been healing rapidly, and he hoped within the next twenty days to be out nearly as good as new. He propeses to visit Washington before the present month closes. Mount Vernon. ‘The Vice Regents of the Mount Vernon Associa- tion have elected Madame Berghmans, of Philadel- phia, Regent in place of Miss Cunningham, who has resigned. The proceeds of the endowment funds are to be held inviolate and the interest alone used to defray the expenses of the Association. The White Star Line and the Ocean Mail Service. In view of the numerous failures of the White Star Line to despatch a steamer on Saturday, the Inman and Bremen lines have made formal appli- cation to the Post OMice Department for the mail now carried by the former on that day. Itis stated that only one failure has so far been caused by the loss of the Atlantic; the others arose from the want of spare boats to take the place of those requiring necessary repairs, and that the line has not at present steamers enough to perform the service. Federal Appointments. Warren Bush has been appointed Collector of Customs at St. Marks, Fla., and R. John Scott, Col- . lector of Customs at St. Johns, Fla. Treasury Balances. Balances in the Treasury to-day Currenc + $4,500,427 Special deposit. ‘of legal tenders for ‘the redemption ot certificates of deposit... 28,730,000 Coin (including coin certificates, $26,897,100) . Outstanding leg: THE GOVERNORS’ CONCLAVE, Arvayta, Ga., May 21, 1873, Governor Hendricks, of Indiana, arrived here last night. In the Convention of Governors to-day minority and majority reports of the Committee on Business were received. There was considera- ble discussion on the proper method of building the canal, the minority thinking that it should be a government work and not under the control of private corporations. Governor Hendricks had an enthusiastic reception upon his appearance on the floor of the Convention. The Convention adopted a memerial to Congress urging aid to three great water lines from the West to the Atlantic. Addresses were made by Gov- ernor Woodsen, of Missouri, and Governor Krown, of Tennessee, The Convencion declined to accept the tendered excursion. The Convention has ad- journed sine die, A grand banquet at the Kimball House to-night was attended by the beauty and fashion of Georgia and sister States. GRAND LODGE OF PENNSYLVANIA ODD FELLOWS, WILKESBARRE, Pa., May 21, 187: The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, I. 0. 0. assembled this morning, Grand Master Jacob M- Campbell presiding. New members were admitted and reports and resolutions introduced and acted upon. Bailey, of Lodge No. 23, GRAND LODGE OF CONNECTICUT ODD FEL- LOWS. New HAVEN, May 21, 1873. The Grand Lodge I, 0. 0. F. of the State of Con- | necticut held its annual meeting in this city to-day, and elected the following oMcers for the ensuing year:—Grand Master, Stephen Terry, Hartford; Deputy Grand Master, Louis Feldman, New Haven; Grand Secretary, Frederick Botsford, New Haven; Grand Treasurer, J. E. Bidwell, Miudietown; Gran Warden, John F, Comstock, New Haven, Messrs, Philip Pond and A. W. Phelps, of New Haven, were elected Grand Representatives. A STEAMBOAT MURDER. MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 21, 1873. A terrible tragedy occurred on the steamer Phil Allen, while lying at Idlewild, fifty miles below here, this morning. A planter named Morgan, who had taken passage on the steamer at Friar’s Point, was shot and instantly killed by John Cannon, who Was somewhat under the influence of liquor. Morgan was an entire stranger to Cannon, The latter previously threatened to shoot one of the clerks of the boat. While walking down the cabin he saw Morgan, and approaching him said, “You're damned fraud.” Morgan, without moving, said, “You're a liar,’ whereupon Cannon put a pistol to his head and fired. After the shooting Cannon went to the clerk of the boat ana asked for a package of money belonging to him, and after receiving it Jumped ashore and made his escap: PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND THE DOMIN- ION. Ortawa, Ont., May 21, 1873, A resolutien for the admission of Prince Edward Island into the Canadian Confederation on the Ist of July passed the House of Commons to-day, A COTTON MILL BURNED. PHILADELPHIA, May 21, 1873. A cotton mill at Glen Riddle was burned yester- day. It was owned by Samuel Riddle and occu- Head by Whittaker & Davis. The loss is $30,000; insurance, $25,000. LARGE RAILROAD WORKS BURNED, ALBANY, N. Y., May 21, 1873, The Central Railroad repair works at Niagara Falls were burned night befere last, resulting ina Joss to the company of about one hundred thou- sand dollars, About one hundred and fifty em- ployés are thrown out of employment. CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD ELECTION, St. ALBANS, Vt., May 21, 1873. Ata meeting at the Welden House, in this city, this afternoon, of the stockholders for the organl- vation of the Central Vermont Railroad Company, the following named persons were elected to com- rise a Board of Lrectors for the ensuing year:— William Butler Duncan, New York; Samuel L, M. Barlow, New York; Trenor W. Park, a Med Smith, St. Albans, Vt Page, Rutland, Vt. ; Benjamin P. Chene: Maas, ; John Q. Hoyt, New York; Geor, New York; Jackson's, Schultz, New fork W ington ©, ‘smith, St. Albans, 'V Joseph Clark, Milton, Vt. ; John G, McCullough, Henningven, Vij James R. Langdon, Montpelier, Vt. THE TEACHERS’ SALARIES, A reporter of the HERALD called at the hail of the Board of Education yesterday to ascertain whether ers’ salaries for the month of April had been settled, The Clerk of the Board said that the er received amy professional education, | salaries would probably be paid on Friday (to- s that her edueation is practical and | morrow) morning in the usual mannes This news up.” She claims to have conformed to the | will be received with gladness by the hard-working eafoneats ofthe laws apd ordinances of ne | teachers throughout the city. joard of Health, as far as she thinks necessary, the matter of reporting births in her prac: | THE COST OF RUNNING THE E PUBLIO SGHOOLS whether in her establishment — on OF BROOKLYN, 2 aad at eaghseed bee eg howes | | . the city. She adnits that the names by | Which she feports the births are fictitious, but | , or Finance Comittee of the Board ef Educa- slaims that ibis necessary for tne “success of her | 40D have decided npon the amount which they bduxiness’! and “to preserve inviolate the confi- | will require for the support of the Public nee of her patienta and facts communicated to | Schools of Brooklyw for the ensuing year. The F in a professional Way.” She could not tell, | total amount fixed upon i4 $910,000, which Is an im Even approximately, how many birt she has con- | crease of $100,000 over last year, ‘This inerease 18 ane ted, and said that ae kept no books nor | made necessary by the erection of five new schoo) pocorap that would afford piv iniormation; | houses, A meeting of the Directors for the election of | | officers will be held at the same place next w Ity regarding the payment of the teach- | NEW YORK CITY. An adjourned ‘meeting of the petroleum dealers was held at the Produce Exchange yesterday. Mr. Marcy presided. Several further rules were adopted, bat there remain a large number of pro- posed rules still to be acted on. ‘The annual Spring parade of the Seventh regi- ment takes place to-day, at two P.M. The line of march is down Broadway to the Battery, Beaver Street, Broad street, Nassau street, Maiden lane and Broadway, to the City Hall, where the regi Taent will be reviewed by the Mayor and Common Council at four o'clock P. M, Yesterday mechanics were engaged making im- provements in the St. Vincent’s Heme, 53 Warren street. This 18 an institution established for the procectian of friendiess and homeless on itherto it afforded aceominodation wr 100 luture, when the improvements are Bnnlstad: " wili accommodate double that number. Father Drumgoole has the management of it, and it is en- tirely under his care and prospering well. The im- provements will consist of a new gymnasium, an extended play hail, an additional dormitory. handsome Shee and an extended refectory. in this home bo: ay are taught their Christian duty and are prepared to take their place m society as in- dustrious and law: citizens, The home is in need of aid, EVANS AND THE PENNSYLVANIA WAR CLAIMS, PHILADELPHIA, May 21, 1873, The Evans bounty fraud case was argued in the Supreme Court, at Harrisburg, to-day. Evans’ counsel, Messrs, Hall and Black, made able Judge Pearson. The Attor- speeches ra renee ney General replic disclaiming any feeling, but claiming that Judge Pi earson erred in the way he submitted the case to the jury. The general opin- ion 1s that Judge Pearson will be sustained by the Supreme Conrt. CONNECTICUT'S NEW CAPITOL. Hartrorp, Conn., May 21, 1873. In the Senate to-day the constitutional amend- ment providing for one State Capitol, to be located in Hartford, was passed by a vote of 16 to 5, two more than the ideamasiaed two-thirds vote. THE BOGART COURT MARTIAL San FRANCISCO, May 20, 1873, The decision of the court martial in the case of Bogart has been sent to Washington, The result of the trial has not been made pubiic here, but it is believed that fede was convicted, A WIDOW HANGS HERSELF, MoRRIsTOWN, N. J., May 21, 1873. Mrs. Amelia Monks, aged fifty years, a widow, residing on and owning @smailfarm near New- foundland, Morris county, committed suicide on Monday sy 3 by hanging herseif in an out- honse. The body was not found until the next day. Family troubles are supposed to have been the cause, PROVIDENCE PRINT CLOTH MARKET, Provivence, R. I., May 21, 1873. oshtint cloths, are, a. shade lower; light’ sales al 6igc. a for 64x64 standard and extra. SHIPPING NEWS. += Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, | HIGH WATER, Sun rises. 4 38] Gov. Island.....eve 5 23 Sun sets. 7 16| Sandy Hook....eve 4 38 Moon riges...morn 2 38 | Hell Gate, seve 7 08 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE, Steamers. a, | Destination. ie “Ofiice. City o1 Washing’n = ]15 Broadw Holsatia . M, Bl Broadwa ITB 19 Broadw: ‘ne 69 Broadw ine mbure Ltverpool.. Liverpool... Liverpool. 1b Broadw City of Limerick, 15 Broadw: ey of London. Bai ie . Villede Paris..... Catiiornia . Main, 20 Broadway Bowling Green 15 Broadway. 61 Broadwa Liverpool... The following officers were appointed and con- . | Liverpoot.: firmed :—Grand Chaplain, J. J. McIilyier, of Lodge : jepcyaewntie No. 475; Grand Marshal, John A. Myler, of Lodge ‘| Laverpool..|29 Broadway, No. 182; Grand Conductor, Charles L. Eberle, of ‘| Hamburg. 16) Broadwat. Lodge No. 306; Grand Guardian, Alexander Ken- Liverpool... 69 Broadway. nedy, of Lodge | No. 191; Grand Herald, Leonard F. ‘ sen 18. rH, HLaverpon..- 29 Broadway. PORT OF NEW “YORK, MAY 21, 1878. CLEARED. Btearabtp Russia (Br), Cook, Gook, Liverpool via Queenstown —C G Francklyn. Steamship America (NG), Bussins, Bremen via South- ampton—Oelrichs Steamship "Ste main (Belg), Lechere, Funch, Steanship’ City of Galveston, Rowland, New Orleans— C Hi Mallory & Co. _ Steamship Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—H R Morgan & Antwerp— pateamanp Ellen S Terry, Salyear, Newbern—Murray, ferris & Co. Steamship Diri Ship Nimbus, Ship Circassian rk. Bark Berta ables (er Wileksh2, Cork for orders— Funeh, Edye & C cbark Et Duval (Br), Hilton, Antwerp—J W Schmidt & 3 ark on Onrust (Dutch), Hoffman, Buenos Ayres—J Norton r, spbtig BX Darren (Br), Locke, Buenos Ayres—J Norton, nh Brig oy Dean (Dutch), Atkinson, Curacoa—Theo Foulke’s Son: Brig FJ ‘Merryman, LeCraw, Caibarien—L A Robertson Ames. Sehr Chimo, Lansil, Mayacuez—Hl W Loud & Co, Sehr Meteor (Br), Dunscombe, Hamilton (Bermuda)—D weet Ben Bolt (Br), Drake, St George, NB—Jed Frye & “Schr Carrie Walker, McFarland, Jacksonville—W Ray Schr hd Crest, Winchenbeck, ast JM lichards, Irwin, Washington, DC—Van Brunt sent Enoch Moore, Washington, DC—Van Brunt & Jacksonville—Van ro. Schr Ida L Jayne, Jayne, Wasnington, DC—Slaght & "ett ‘Scher AE Ornpmes Cranmer, Norfolk—Slaght & Petty. Sched 8 Kelsey, Steelman, Kichmond—Slaght & Petty, Steamer Tacony, Nicnois, Philadelphia, Steamer Mars, Gramiey, Philadelphia. 8 ner Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. | REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Calitornia (Br), Craig, Glasgow via Moville May 11, with mdse and 737 Passengers to Henaerson Bros. Steamship Trinacria (Br), Thomson, Glasgow May 7, via Moville Sth, with mdse and 629 passengers to Henderson Bro: Steamship Bremen (Ger). Schulenburg, Bremen May 7, and Southampton 10th, with mdve ‘nd 1019 passengers (0 Oelrichs & an Ir), Jat 43.05, lon 85 30, passed bark James Patton band *} Steamship City of Havana, Deaken, Ravana May 17, Writh mdse and passengers to F Alexuidre & Sons. | May 1s Carystort, bearing (N10 miles, passed US steamshy Powhatan, bound Ne with n moniter in tows dete OA lat "39, 1on 74 16, pasacd steamship Virgo, hence for Savane ™Steamshi Santiago de Cuba, Rey: noid, Havana May 1, with mdse and passengers to C \iliaume & Co. Steamship Jamaican (Br), Watson, New Orleans, May 15, with mdse and passengers to Pim, Ferwood & Co. May 17, off Key West, spoke ip Freeman Clark, from New Orleans for Havre. Steamship Regulator, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse and passenvers to ¥g plained Lorillard! ), Sha apseott, Calcutta Jan 3° Bs ds & Co; March 24, lat34 8, lon 15K, spoke ship City of Bostom, from Calcutta for Boston; "April 4, on the Equator, bark Celeste, bound bat Caliio) (of Windsor. NS), Fisher, Live 1 69 days, with indve to Snow & Hargess. April 6 lat Bo 1 Ne Jon 28.36 W, spoke bark Gloucester, of and from London for Queensiand, with passengers all well; 398, exchanged signals with an square white flag, with black steering south; May 19, lat 32, | 15th, lat 20, Jon merican brig, showing iter M in the centre, 3 40. spoke sehr Julia n, Me), steering south: Isth, 86 miles fatteras, spoke 'schr GR Flint, from Bath, Me, tor Jacksonville, 6 days out. Bark Rifle (of Arundel), Runcie, Hong Kong Jan 21, With fire crackers, Ac. to master.’ April 7, lat 78, lon 18 W. spoke bark Henry Milter, trom London tor Madagas- ear; 10th, lat 48, long 20 W, ship Win Lees, from Caleutts for London: 16th, lat 2X, lon 230 bark Warren Hastings, trom Mauritius for London. Bi Droning Louise (Nor). Larsen, Liverpool, 46 days, in ballast, to Funch, Ed end Bay jor orders. Bark Adinete (Nor), Neilsen, London, 86 days, with ave & Co, , Haase, Antwerp 47 days, with mdse & Co, Is anchored in Graves- to Funeh, E Bark Beuonoow (er), Pogel, Pillan 2 days, with racs to Doel, Rose & Co; vessel to ¢ & Co. April 28, lat jon spoke sehr Swan hound east. Hark Madagascar (Aus), Rodovani, Licata, 74 days, re sulphur, to David Taylor & Son, vessel to ‘Slocovich , sAivane, Licata’ Ag Funeh, Edye & ¢ xter, Palermo 66 day Sy with fruit to order; vessel to GF Bulléy. April]? had @ heavy gale from south: in which carried’ away foreyard and received other damage ea inte Tasera, WI, for re- 194 pairs and sailed again 1) Rott, Trapant 98 days, with Bark Quatro Fratelli (1 salt to JW Elwell & Co: vessel to AP Agresta. Bark Nannie T Rell (of Boston), Fitz, Montevideo 88 days, with woo! and hides to master, Crossed the Equa- 21, jn lon 38 Pp, Kosh, Bahia 88 days, with coffee, wood, ve ‘upper, Yul, Zaza, 17 aays, with sugar to H 7 Bark Kerelaw (of Arbroath), Skea, Sagan 13 days, with | sugar to Grinnell, Minturn 4 Co; vesse) to master THE | = ee rete Mor). Nelson, Cienfuegos, 29 days, witn {clam obec Wt Walsh Wield & Way, ag4 sri eae pg yg a Me (ited, jargiulo, cutna he keto inancer, Discharged” &" portion te, feo aa Buccieuch or Barrow), baat to G F Bulley. are pe Maleen, Bahn, San sana with posse wo wate 3 i Banon ( (of, fata ey, Mes Weebar 4 Sinchae ¥ ean ain company with ‘ene ow wart oFarita ite mrere: Reges A ays. aa sugar to oa avers, a Carle nas, 13 days, with Co; ae David Bugbee, Sto ‘Sto ie angoln of Pai FEabOre Ns), McLeod, Cartenas 16 Indo to Gosuler'& Co; vessel Wo J berg: rig Ango with melado to Gossler Brig Jacobsen, Apalachicola 23 days, wif ellen pip pe ie "Snow & Richardson, May U1, si acrine 8 see ly jale, carried away foretopmast and mast head. wn, SC, 6 days, Soy vessel to Bent: Goaeiti, Washington, NC, 5 days, to W K Hinman. town, DC, for Ware- ae A 4 nentey, Falkenberg, Geo! h na’ Doliner, Potter ie & “Uildersieeve, hr Nellie Potter, with naval stores and cot Schr Alice ell, ges a8 George! hr Ji Boyle. nia. Behr ome Bor Merowell, Bellmore for Boston. May 20, at 1@ PM, went! Asbore on Sandy Hook, and got off on the 2ist at 2 PM, with the assistance steamtugs James Roy and Senator Mike Norton; vessel leaking. The steamship Pembrok Bosra! arrived Fey-y brings 190 passengers, and reports lat 45 58, lon 49°44, saw a ie ie espana: iene i pene pas an- other iceberg; Ti lo signals with ship Amelia Maria, beund B. ii Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Tallapoosa (US supply), Lieut McRitchie, Boston tor bY Schr Sarah L ; Brown, Vineyard Haven for jarding New York, with fish to mn & Lamphea: Sehr Sisnwoed, Bea: New London ‘for New York, with fish to H. ater 8 Schr Stephen Watts, rae, Sroreanets via Eastport for New Jor 9 ng oe with to I P Brown & Co. Schr L W Pierce, Pierce, Rtockland tor New York, with lumber to Creed Bros. Schr Kossuth, Phomas, Machias for New York, with lumber to Simpson & Cla; ~'g ir Niantic, Aatelion Taunton tor New York, with nails to Reed Sehr Nelson (Br), Wright, Hillsboro, NB, for Newark we day: with plaster to Newar! ind Cement Co. Sehr Harriet Fuller, Wallis, "Yortiand tor Sandy Hook, with lumber, Senr Helen Thom wep eeantoed, Vinalhaven for New York, with stone to LA ga Sctir Nicholas Mehrhoff, Mehrhoff, Providence tor Ha- versiraw. Schr Wm McLoon, Duncan, Rockiand for New York, with lime to Candia & Pressey. Schr Red Jacket, Ainos, Viaalhaven for New York, with stone to Bridge Co. SchreL Vandervoort, Helly. Portland for New York, with Tamber to simpson & Gla Schr Wm Carroll, eGee. Ell worth for New York, with shooks to Wetherspoon Bros, Schr Earl, Sr ieeiesuans Belfast for Rondout, with shooks to master. aioe ts © Chew, cane Taunton for New York. ‘hr Henriett eed New Londen for severest Sch ep , Driseo, Westerly for New Yor! Schr Palos, Cooper, Boston for New Yor Schr Margaret Kennedy, Ford, Btrattora\ for New York. Schr Fish Hawk, Jayne, Newport for New York. Schr Glenwood, Dickinson, Horton's Point for New ir Allen Gurney, Gurney, New Haven for New York. Schr Ida Hudson, Greeley Fall River for New York. Schr Hattie 8 Collins, Trivble, Stratford tor New York. Sehr A Peters, Hopkins, Newjort for New York. Schr Emma M Pope, Pawtucket tor New York. Schr L 8 Hatch, Sherman, Hartford for New York. Schr © 8 Hazard, Phelps, New Haven for New York. Schr Henry J Scudder, Sinith, Southport for New Yor Schr Mary A Tyler, Bearse, New Haven tor New York. Schr Reading Railroad No 48, Gandy, Norwich for New ‘ork. Sehr Kate McLean, Allen. Hartford for New York. Schr Cabinet Westncn 2 yor River tor New York. Sehr Curtis Goodwin, Le Providence for New York. Schr Tempest, Shro} ante, larttord tor New York. eat Alexandria, Walker, Norwich for Philadelphia, Sehr Lady Emma, Cox, Norwich for Trenton. Schr 8 Burton, Burley. Stamtord for New York. Schr icine Rich, Greenwich for New York, with stone to order. Steamer ET “cid, Smith, Norwicn for New York, with mdse and assenigers, Steamer Doris, Young, Providence for New York, with mise and passengers. Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence tor New York, with mdse and passengers. BOUND EAST. Pa Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New York for New Bed- for. Schr Josephine, Saunders, Elizabethport for Narra- Schr Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Hoboken for Taun- ton. Schr Maria, Chadwick, New York for Niantic. Senr JL Hea Vaikner, Hoboken for Fall River. Schr a Hodedon. New York for Narragansett. fay 7 onlas Morris, Dudley, Elizabethport for Prov ‘Schr Bertha J Fellows, Smith, New York for Boston. Sehr Richard HiM, Smith, Port Johnson for Providerice, Schr Fashion, Carberry, Elizabethport for Fall River. Schr JE Willetts Daylon, Georgetown, DO. for BFldge- Poche Champion, New York for Salem. Schr Ida Ella, Wilbur, Rondout for Newburyport. Schr Hattie A Butter, New York for Boston. Schr Hazleton, Knowles, Amboy for Boston, Schr E E Potts, Elisworth, New York for New London. Schr D Morris, Hansom, New York for Providence. Schr LF King Lyttle, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr Eli Townsend, ' Adams, Elizabethport for Provi- ‘Sone Joseph May, Beebo, Georgetown, DC, for Cohas- se petted Titmouse, Wilkinson, Sandy Hook for Dennis: » Schur Eva, Thornton, Alexandria for Horton's Point. Schr 8 § Seranton, Pierce, Port Johnson for Cromwell Schr Golden Ray, Davis, Haverstraw for Fall River. Sehr F A Brooks, Arm: ron, New York tor Warren. Schr Cornelia, Ferris, New York for Fall River, Sehr Veranda, Pond, New York for Providence. Schr M Hand, Hallock, Rondout for Fall River. Schr E L Wells, Kelsey’, Amboy for Portland, Schr Latolles, MeMulien, Haverstraw for Fall River, Schr E & I Oakley, Newman, Rondout for Pawtucket. Schr E A Cheseboro, Robbins, Rondout for Westerly. Schr Sarah B Buckley, Buckley, Elizabethport for West- Pathe 8 Gibbs, Kelly, Elizabethport for New Bedford. Schr Telexraphe: Barton. New York for Waterbury. Schr E ‘Smith, Port Johnson for Norwich. Behr Wm Gray Allen, New Work tor New London Schr Speedwell, Spaulding, Blzabethport for Boston. Schr E Barnes, Brown, Hoboken tor Fall Rive Schr William Young, Young, New York for Port Jemter- so! Schr Argo, Bosse, Port Johnson for New Bedford. Sehr L D Jerrard, Davis, New York for New Haven, Schr Rappahaniock, Brown, rortyonnson for New ndo yochr Union Star, Bisbee, Port Royal, 80, for New Ha- “Schr W H Sargent, Sargent, Port Johnson for Salem, Schr Josephine, Hall, Ambéy for Providence. Schr G A Pierce, Wilbur, New York for Salem. Senr Venus, Wilder, New York for Pembroke paght Fel 8 © Vought, Hallock, New York ‘for Bridge- Porshe Ella, Sammis, New York for Huntington. Schr Baker, Dobbs, New York for Providence. a Schr Amos Briggs, Hammill, Haverstraw’ for Provi- lence. a Schr M R Carlisle, Northrup, Elizabethport for Provi- lence. Schr Lizzie Melville, Armstrong, Elizabethport for Bos- on. Schr Minquas, Heaney, % Hoboken for Providence. Schr Lilly Ernestine, Bill, New York tor New London, Steamer Electra, sabi ied New York tor Providence, BELOW. Bark Eddystone (Nor), Rhind, from Havana. Bark Sea Dritt (Br), Altkenhead from Havana. Bark Undine (ot Liverpool, tot from boat Hope, No 1,3 G Dodse, 3G ate) Noo Poe Hs rom Cow Bay {received ay 20, lat 40 40, Ton. om — (by pilot oat SAILED. Steamships Wyoming, and Russia, eros America, Bremen; Steinmann, Antwerp; wersls ‘harleston ; El- len 8 Terry , Newbern ar r&is0 ; Oliver, Port au Prince; VH Hill, ‘Aux Cayes. ‘Wind at sunset E, brigs ‘Marine Disasters. Sreamsuip Sax Antosto (Br), Rea, from Liverpool, while entering the harbor of Galveston during a beavy gale on the 20th, was blown ashore, and was lying hard aground 2ist. Sreamsntr Queveno (Sp), from Norfolk for Liverpool. which put into St Thomas'March 1 in distress, repaired ana resumed her voyage May 6. Snip Exen Austin, lying at pler 20 East River, took fire in the hold 2ist, at 1 Pit, ‘The Fire Department was soon atthe scene, and the fire was extinguished with slight damage. Bark Marviaxn (Nor), from Pensacola for Granton, Piich pat into St Tuomas March 19, leaky, remained May 14, waiting order Nesis: knsairss.. teams) Bovrapd. HAS tex _Mabonend, wrecked March 25 at Rlumper Pass, was condemned and sold at auction, Barx Harrison, Hatch, from Port Ludlow for San Francisco, put back to Port Townsend May 13 leaky. Banx Srarnownawk (Br), Calhoun, from Victoria, VI, for Melbourne, put Into Honolulu April 16 leaky. Bang Resource (Ger), Grau, from Leghorn for New York, put back to Leghorn priof to May 1¢ leaky, and will discharge cargo for repairs. Barx Lviv, Hallett, trom Victoria, VI, for Shanghae, put nto Honolulu April 12 leaky, and sailed on the 26th, aving stoveed the leak. Bank Berra (Nor), from Liverpool, at Yarmouth, NS, May 6, was the ves before reported in collision with soht Cygnet, at Halifax, NS. The schr struck her on the port side, between the ‘main and mizen rigging, doing considerable damage. Bara Actara, from Porto Bello and Jamaica for New ‘York, wreeked at Cow Bank, NC, has gone to pieces. Scur Cammrta (Br), from Windsor, NS for New York, has been ashore near Rockland, NB, and will put into that port for repairs. Son J 8 Weipex, Rich, at Philadelphia 20th from Ply- mouth, on the 18th’ inst, ‘Barnegat bearing SE 20 miles, assed A sunken schr, LF a to be the Z Stratton, of Providence (before reported). Sone Fieve pe Marte (Fr), from New York for Algiers, which put int Lisbon April 18 leaky, had discharged her cargo April 29. Odi ScHR AnizoxA (of Gloucester), tor George's Banks, was ashore on L'Hommediea Shoal morning of eeu ed inst, but came off Without assistance and pro- ce ING, Jones, had her mast carried away by & gua cay ‘struck’ her off Mount Vernon, Potomac eZ: Miscellaneco ‘The purser of the steamship City of Havana, from Ha- vana, bas our thanks for the prompt delivery of our Ales and despatches, Bane Catarra, of New Bedford, 202 tons, formerly a whaler, has been sold to Gloucester parties. Bark Damon, 369 tons, built at Bangor m 1855, has been urchased by John Zituosen, of New York, on privaic rms Sour Warwortn, of Gloucester, was told on Monday $4600, The W is coraidered Me Tastest vesse) running out ears, bark Polly, Stewart, Havans. f Gi ter. S'se is to undergo re and it iy sup- th—Cleared, ship Vee isere Bose she Will son be among the fom walling yachts ‘out Qcean Rome, » Monieeal tane hdare Wenn ports:—May 1 | oxtegetticaltsts Aicked an a thing. mans ware shee 4 Shout 16 tect long, chiuker built, painted w rently new. Josnomae— At Vth ti ard well-built called ry Aieets Moardimin, Sunt by Robertson is i tons, old meqauaresient 5 i motreny *aetie, Bere nea | Bt Boyd. athe wi will commence to lay tle heel of otis to Mariners 2, acaieeptin, rye, pt cs Capt Bas my arrived 20tN {rom al sap fo the SE a" ca aa nd, about 18 miles jown ai ‘0 was Toad as nd it fenced mari- iat opal Ma's ina aaa cruise. Ard May 3, pes: strane ware New Wedtord 1th, bark Mi Allen, P jew Hedto rk Mar 14 Oceun, Talcahuano Dec Il, from off Tacora Fep'7, with 1300 bbs sp oll (300. bbls taken since leaving and 7).do wh oll, Bent Bblsep oll 1512 gainep cit belonging to aud halk ot a. whats Jun Bin Gampany with bark Mt Wollaston ‘also 017 guls o pd ‘New! ‘London Mth, bark Roman, Swain, Hurd’s Gen Scott, Taber, of FU, was at Feb IS. The third mate, Geo 8 Harris, of Concord, died very suddeniv onthe 12 Ale Capt Lair, of brig DA Small, of Provinoe- town, dated St telens apr states th the had taken 160 DBIs sp oll, 60 do wh ai bs bone since last report. Would starttor wore the A letier from Captain Jenney, of of bark Janus, of NB, re ports her at St Iclena April il, having shipped 40 bbis Sp and 290 do wh oil by brig Matilda, and would sail on 14th to cruise, A letter from Capt Harper, of bark Ospray, of NB. port her at St Helena Apeitt, havin ed 813 bI Sp and 286 do hpbk oil ty brig ‘Waviaa, Mound on crulse. iter from Capt Mitchell, of bark Stamboul, of NB, orts her ae St Helena March 2 with 600 bois sp and jo wh oil om beard, Bound hoine, A letter from, Captain Allen, of bark Falcon, of NB. re- ports her at St Helena April 4, ready for ‘sea, having shipped 45 bis ofl sp oil by brig Mutilda, for this port. Spoken. 1afhip,Corings, Ropes, from Boston for Honolutu, Feb 20, Ship Charter Oak, Nichols, from Callao for England, April’2, about lat 1280 8, lon! from New York for Montevideo, lon tone, bath , from New York for Cronstadt, rr May 5 hatte Jon lark Haddin; ton. (Br), from Ni , NSW, rancise t D3, tat aN, Ton 1363) We for San Franc’ Bark Henrietta “Be. Wishi frem Loudon for Boston, no date, on the Western Ban! Poreign Ports, Bon | May 17—Sailed, ship Lucy 8 Wills, Pritchard, Tn port May 20, ship Arabia, Gage, to sail May % for process (ed, barks @ “i es niled, barks Queen (Nor), 3 york 15th, Toho Rival tas) ay ee Mange pictagpac: nce Taleal ne Gn Coxe ht cent CatharreN, in De Arrived, barks Amelia, Row, Ha- vana; Robt Godirey (in), Chapman, dos, brig Sports- man, Blanchard, New York; sth, birk Pactolus (Br), Dalrymple, St Thomas; schr ‘Eva L Leonard, Gookit Portland; dth, barks Gov Troup (Br), Lakema nix (Br), ‘McKenzie, St ‘Thomas; schrs Crgntis, Stoel Port and; BL aiithy Smith Philadelphles wth bark Mageie Horton (BD), Brown, St Thomas; lath; brig’ Atlus Powers, Havan. Malied schrs Roswell, Herbert, Portland; Ontara, anted Baluimore: 9th, bark Huron! (Br), Irving, New York; brigs M © Haskell, Whitmore, do; CE Kirby (Br), Noyes, do: 10th, Thos Owen, Guptile, Boston; 12th, scht Jonas Smith, Smit Sohn NB. fend ‘Thane H Jackson, Daisy, McCarty, 8: bel do. Salled 14th, brige AG dewett’ Reed, north of Hatteras: sth, Geo 8 Berry, Bradley, do: N A Willlama, Dernier, do; schr Ella Hodgdon, Nicholas, do. ‘May 10—Cleared,’ bark Undine (Br), Bal- v—In the Sound Sth, ship E Sherman from Wyburg for London. Howotutu, April 12—Arrived, barks Lulu, Hallett, Vie- torla (and sailed 26th for Shanghae); 1th, Sparrowhawk By), Calhoun, do for Melbourne. ited 224, bark J A Falkenburg, Forbos, Portland, O. Inport . barks Camaen, Robinson, from Puget Sound, erivee April 29,1 ding ; ig Cc Murray, Fuller, from San Francisco, arrived 30t! Havana, May 16-Arrived, sclir Edward Waite, York, New York. Sailed 15th, steamship Santiago de Cuba, Reynolds,New York via Matanzas: barks Palma (Sp), Granada, north of Mattcras; Chas Gumm (Br,, Hutchinson, Cienfuegas; 16th, bark R W Griffiths (Br), eee ee lew York via Matanzas; brig Havat nis, Zaza; schrs Marcia Reynolds, pocencae Cardenas; Donaa Anna, Whale: north of Hi: amer Germania (Ger), Winze! eon New Orleans), Hamburg, Cleared 16th, barks ee (Br), Hepburn, New York: Cyclone (Br), Hocken, north of Hatteras; schr New Y or Arrived bri Belle, Waters EM ‘Sawye Spark a, Hopkins, in port 17th, bark Jonathan Chase, Chase, for New York; iran Wing hea Brae Be), McDonald, and W Gordon Bn. Meikte, for do; E: Miller, for Boston; Giles Lortng. Plikhame for dos Chilion (Br), Herhadt, for Philadelphia: Osseo, Lowery, for Baltimore; Barracouta, (Br), Adams, and Redwood, 5 Fas; schame MeLane, Crowell, and. A Tale: Burgess, for Go: Tempo (Br), Scott, for Baltimore; Active; Coombs, for do; and others unc. Hatirax, May 20—Arrived, briz Kildare (Br), Collins, Baltimore. Sailed 20th, steamship Moravian (Br), Graham (from Baltimore), Liverpool. Tquiave, April 9—Arrived, schr Hera, Kent, New York. Livenroot, May 2l—Arrived, steamship Peruvian (Ir), Richardson. Quebec. Lrononx, May 14—Pnt back bark Resource , Graw, from Leghorn for New York (see Disasters). Laguaves’ April 25—Arrived, bark John Boulton, Lind- say, New York :schr Harry White, Hopkins, do, ‘aagl, May 2—Cleared, bar agust (Nor), Johansen, New York; Arletta, Dow, St Thoma: Montevinro, April 15—In port barks Hyack (Br), Me- Kay, for New York, agi Primera (Arg), for do, de: Olive Branch, for do, d . Flinn, and Mendota, Per- ry, une; schr White ¥ Wine, "Wlitame do. Mayacuez, May 10—In port schr D F Keeling, Robinson, for Baltimore (not as before), ldg. Matanzas, May 15—Arrived, ark Pohono, Thompson, Bost Balled 15th, bark WJ Whiting (Br), Walter, New York; brig Mary M Williams (Br), Hanna, ‘north of Hattera: schr Nellie Bell, Stahl, Charleston; 15th, bark Sand: Hook, Barstow, New York via Sagna; Stella (Br), Kay, Sagna; schr Louisa A Orr, Orr, north of Hattaras via Cardenas. Newcastir, NSW, March 2—In aed Br bark Lady irk Demorest, Gor- Demerest (sé reported, probably ham), tor San Francisco. jr April 23—Arrived, brig Rabboni, Coombs, New yr Para, May 5—Arrived previous, schrs Frank Howard, Anderson, and D HI Bisbee, Batome, New Yor! Sailed prior to Sth, ya} Mary Burdett, Pearl, and J K Lawrence, Torre} ‘ork. Rio Jaxxino, April ‘Buea, |, brig Minnet (Swe), Eng- 8. Sypxey, NSW, March 9—In Pas schr Serena Thayer, strom, Hampton Brown, for Honolulu, ready for sea, St Tomas, May 6—Sniles rteamship Quevedo (Sp), Bal- farylan revions, di (from Norfolk), Liverpoo! In port May 14, bark } trom Pensacola for Granton, Win orders. ioe es May 1—In port schr I King, for New York in 10 day Sraco, May 8—Arrived, brig Edith (Br), Scaife, Phila- delphia via Guantanamo. Baca, May 10—Arrived, bark Sea Crest (Br), Bennett St Thomas; schrs Nellie (! Di MM Knowles, Small, Baltimore ; 121 New York: Helen G Rich, ae on ; 13th, Darhine? Watts, doz Saran Giimore, cliford, New Work Altapadia, Wallace, Neuvitas. Sailed 12th, brigs © C Colson, Payson, Philadelphia: Kerr, do; schr Minnie Repplicr, Weeks, Ne Forcst Frince, (Bt), Merriam, Philadel. ti jo; Mary rury, Gage, + Mth, brig. Sarah E Kennedy, Ray, New York; Att ing Metntosh, Boston. Rew ¥ Non: Fredericksen, 14—arrived, brig WW Lord (Br), Kate Upham (Br), Caroline (Br), Thurb ine Humming Bird (Bri ir) urber, do: schrs jumming ire ir), Williams an and, Lizzie ‘Dakers (Br), McDonald, do; AC ri Cleared 17th, shih Veneau, Sr Jou, NB, May 17—Arrived, bri Brown, New York: 19th, on Ailsa do, p Tiron (Br), Kitchen, Londonderry: bark Harmony (Br), Dinsmore, Montevideo for orders. TaintDAD, May %Cleared, schr Geo Walker, Cole, New Yor! Galiea Sth, brig Alice Tarlton, Conner, Philadelphia. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May, 19— Arrived, steamship John Gib- son, Winters, New York; schrs Herschetl, Sandy Hook: Charley Woolsey, New, Haven; Amos Walker, New York. J—Sebre Ht A Paull, Providence; RP Hart, Bos- + Ed Slade, Jersey City. May. 2—Arrived,’ brig Envoy, Bryant fed ah Reet al c! 1 Satterthw: tel Kin. pit “ing rail Tagalls, hog James, Martin, Crowell. a fn a a aes, 1ey Abb Ate rane Fes Ninted—sten af Binckstong, Hallet Baltimore via Norfolk; bark Aagidius (Ger), Yopb, Liverpool ; brig Era- ma, Durgin, Havana; malin Lucy Hammond, Bagley, Charleston; ‘Henry Rommel, Corson, Bollndelphin Abi: | ail Haynes, Smith. Rockport jew York; Oyrus i nee cgteamers Atlas, Bidon, Seminole, and Black- stgne. ‘Mst—Arrived, bark N K_ Clements (Br), Kelley, Lon- , Hoboken. to Ore a Tae at feamship ‘Neptune, Baker, New Yor! 80, Mareac! fit Genoa; DH Bill Kou orleans: bres pats eit Hard, Palermo; We cue, aes ag jala, Matanzas. May 20 Arrived, steamer Wm Crane, ‘orto! arks § wrence (Br), newey ve nemeraray Queen of the isles (ip, Munro, hee skuide Goer): Queenstown, I: E H Y, wins Hatry, Sedgley, Matanzas come Rio Janciro via Hampton Roads: Melrose New York to lond for ‘Galverwon': schrs Lizzie wi conew ison, Boston; Georgie B McFarland, McParl Boston: Annie Amsden, Bangs, Windsor. Shaw, Sox, Hoboken: Hittie Hl Gove, Mefenan —Brigs Two Marys (Br), ‘Phrussell, Med y ‘Amelia (Br), Lanoy, St Thomas; schrs cott, Merr: foe oo staid Ba Shacktord, Thomas; St Croi ; Lottie, Taylor, Bos- ton: Loretto Fishy Willey) Sah, ‘Me; Winona, Jackson, rke Mindora, Rig Janeiro: Yreka. London: derry; Andes, West Indies ; Annie MeNan ichibucto, NB: brig U rib Martinique; sehrs Sarah “Jane, Ba ; Manitobun, Halifax CK, Ga, May 16—Arrived, schr Alaska, Clark, Cleared Brig T Howland, Koen, Boston. Monte ed 15th, bark Kate Agnes video: schrs Tangier, Sal aba, Rudison, ‘Wer Gertrude Plummer, Plummer, pare, ramen New bork, ear Arrived: bar, eee jolmes, Sere York, to for Unites CHARLES May J7—Cleared, sehr WN Levering, smith. Brunswick, Ga. ari Rca South Carolina, Beckett, New May 16—Cleared, schre WG R Mowry, Eaton, m. DC: 7th, Greenland, Orcutt: iy te. Banks, miral, Hickey, and } Revolutton, 5 el Frit A Me, May {0—Arrived, 8 yperion, New brook, Sp nice Tend 19th, elit Joe” mp a, Spear, New WARIEN, Ga, May Marr on Malad Atiantic, Wallin, [ast bo Capt EG Marte ane of ihe Region pilots. ior } Bylsiol; Chas Lambert By, Meo 8 Phage 2 Liszle D Small, nd Saran Clark, Grifting, Philadel PEMNANDINA, May ig-Arrived. bar i bark a Athol (Br), bn York ; bi ett, do; eu Jen- ie ey ies do; Saget, ett fe Oreade, McLel- wth, sehrs Earl Hr Potten, ‘ers, New York ;. Darl eset ‘Gardner, Montevideo sees et: ‘alker, prey aaa ian, 2 A H Hodgman, ut, Boston: zgano, Dow. 3 FORTRESS MONROE, Famed in Baltimore,. ster ip ova Sa By Standard tae, Kirby. from, pool; neni, from Bremen; bark “4 brigs “Pasmuir,” from } \y 19—Arrived, schrs Sarah L Sim nadelphin Lavina Jane, Mott, New Ratacl rare, Cons ere, Baltimore; ire, Cot acral ba i Phitadelphia Yaa Hudson, Greciey' Saran W Blake, Blake, aud Geo Hi Brown, Ged: na ALVESTON, May 4—Arrived, steamship San Antonio (Br), Rea, Liverpool; me Sock wae Me rpoal . os Sacramento, Robbins, New GEORGE rows, OWN BO | jay 13—arrived, schr Wm Ste- "Yah Cheated pare Julia BPI New York. Clea sehr Caswel reln(US sures urved) Dale Boston. TACKS INVILLES May ‘Jones, Til- ‘oGienred Brig Erle mee sehr 8B Frankli Mult, and JonN G moves Arey, ‘York. ere jth Cleared ‘schr WA Merril} McKeen, Philadelphia; ‘ondon, New York, TENS Ma 12— arrived ech (Honest Abe, Gould, and , iegine, Rona . Ron | eet sobre Gen Shanda Mina Por Por ohin- nie! ins, Philaieiphias oon stars or Arrived, hr Clara Davidson, Garwood, nM PNOBILE, May 16—Cl sen, Ho atangons: ‘Omoa (or MeWitinne ine, gsr gcd Revel. . r'Heni Croaker, Jackechvilie Yor Now York (p es gary Darden, fchrs Maxon Rodgers, Jackson; Elizabeth White, Blick Yankee Doodio, Mulbury, and Smowflake, Brown, New York; Bonita, ivans, ‘eyport; White, Chambe ore, Staten Island ; Margaret Ewell Lanes and lary B Whorf, Whort, New Yo NEWSURYROS YPORT so rived, sehrs H | Curtis, Haske! ie Oakes, ury, Hoboken. NEW’ BRDPORD, Weeks, Fort tonnson, 2 1» AFfived, schra’ Memento, lew York, Kelly, Phitadetphias WYORT: May 19) PM.—Arrived, achra 0 I Erricksow, Elizabethport; Z Taylor, Hill, New York wbury? Fort eaedta tatiana Rome, Moke seilodcSehee Dy vio er one i ale rg Daniel Webster, Packer, 1 Chew, Childs, Taunton for New York: “Heal Strong, Sie ker, Providence for do: T P Cooper, Sleeper a4 for do; La Sears, Port Johnson for Apponaug ? Maracaibo, Henley, Portland tor Philadelphia; Cabinet, Westall, Fall MON. AM Arrived, achrs Martha Woeks, White, N . AM—Arrived, schrs Martna Wee! 7 York for Boston; Clio, Chase, do for Warehea et NOW” Passed out—Bark Starlight, Kelsey, Fall River for Phil- el NEW HAVEN, May 21—Arrived, schrs W_8 O'Brian, ugh, New Brunswick; Judge union, Robinson, doy Raney “Hoyt, Arnold, Bal haw, more ; Ruth 5! Shaw, do; Ella H Barnes, Avery, Alexandria; Charlie ler, Rose, Hireinia; Katie Hall, ic | New hork; Tabitha & Hannah, Dill, do; Ethan Allen, Christie, do. Cleared—Schrs ‘ar ‘Tise, Dunhath, New York; Mary Brush, Ketcham, PORTEAND. GM May 13—Arrived, ships Canadienne p, Equi, os Paritan, Doane, San Francisco anne 7—Arrived, bark’ Monica (Swed), Cleared~Bark Audacia (Nor), Andreussen, Grimsb: PHILADELPHIA, Ma: rived, brigs Agno: er), Bagelstein, Hamburg; James B Kirby, Brooklyn bn, , Sanderd Guadaloy ; Bonito, Robinson, Cardenas; schrs Palma, Butler: Matansas-¥ & Weldon Rich, Flymouth; Mary Simmons, Gandy, Guilford, Ct} Simmons, Williams, Jacksonvilte: Edith B B Ever: Barnard, Sagua; man, are Gardiner Russell, Smith, Jackson- ville? M Pratt, Deep River, Gtr Filgnt Kelly Provic Hence; Onrast, Heath. do:d D Ingraham Dickens, Fort. land, Gt; Fannie G Warner, Dickinson, Middletown, Ot; Amos Falkenburg, Providence; Mary Price, Newlove, do; Northern Light, Ireland, do. poo Lane, Lane, do; John A He A Grimn, Foster, do; Julia tt, And terse, ‘Ouisiey, Panesvillos ie peda ood, Norris, Boston ; iuary eater Faget Bremen: eon on Boston ors Hereu! romtens, Pant sohrs AD Huddell, Bold, Nantucket 5 Jonn Farnum: Chas fershon, Leeds, Fall River; Mary Weaver, Weaver, Bos- J Nelson, Cavalier, Provideitce; Paul P Keller, Kign, align, Connelly. Weymouth Ferriera (Port), Lise Arrived, shi} TU CBC), Sigua; schre May Day, Il, Norbury, Jacksoi vado Hage Saat jaskell, Ga Giearéd—-Steumships pee Whelden, nosey P Clyde, Crocker, Providence: schrs Nortlaern pe Ire. land, ‘do: Agnes Reppller, ‘Mullen, Mystic Brid; joke Merriman, jerce, Taunton; E Kidder, Chase, BWilson Browns Somerset NW Sow, Wehicets = GI: man. Kelly, Portland. Lewes, Del, May 21—Arrived, schr David Collins, Towns send, Port Spain for orders. wre Rr TLA ND, May arrived, schr P LSmith, Upton, SFORtsNOUTH, May teeag tN 4. Ea Frank, Bendell,. and Albert Treat, Sawyer Salted 3th, sehr W'E Gibson’ Wars De-Atrived, sehe Zuletee ennyon, Buckingham, Philadelphia. Sailed—Sehrs Anna E Saffora, Powell, Philadelphia; Anthony Burton, Johnson, New York. PROVIDE: CE, May 20—Arrived, ark Helgoland (Ger), Vaileen, Lande rs Isabel Ple Virginia; Ellza.a'Scribner, Smith, Philadelphia ; Sarah & Thomas, Arnold, do; Mansfield, Achorn, do;' Vapor, Joknson, Trenton; ienrieds, i thews. ‘Albany; Le Hamlin, vets sor, Pousnke W. ‘ater, Penny, Port Johnson romas lt Catt itatiock. Pore Jahinson for Pawtucket; F Merwin, Bunce.’ Rondont: Nightingule, Youn Hobo- ken; Eliza J Raynor, Mitchell, do. Below, sehr Louisa, with Southern lumber. Sailed—Brig Milwaukie, Stout, New York: schre Lizzio Evans, Pierce, Georgetown, 8 ‘Belle Crowell, Nickerson, Philadelphia; Mist. Muncy, peat ¢ Sherwood, Gai amrock, Troy ; Robert Blait ooks, and Nich? ‘Mehrhof, Haverstra lo, Barber; Tyler, Tirre vid'A Berry, ‘aylor; Win Burden, Adams; Marid it i Youmans, Smith, New Yor! ‘or! D. 1 Arrived, steamship Old Domin- ion, Walker, New & Marianne (Ger), bark Adeline Warnk ,dozschrs Mott Bedell ‘Bedell, and Flying Scugt, Owens, ROCKFORT, Me, May 9—Cleared, schrs Millie. Trim, rim, Jacksonville; Joseph Fish, Hooper, Wilmington; ate hh n Duncan, Conner, do; 15th, Artie Garwood, foung, do. Salted Sth, achr Samuel Hart, Wolbrook, Norfolk. SAN FRANCISCO, May 12—Arrived, ship Blue Jacket, Simmons, New York: bark Shooting’ Star, Austine Nat amo. easth——Arrtved, barks Nelingron (Nic), Wheelwright, Devartare Bay; Haddington (Br), Sargeant, Newcastle, Cleared—Ships Frank N Thayer, Starrett, Honolulu; Dashing Wave, Marshall, Port Townsend. Sailed—Steamer California, Metzger, Mazatlan, PLA DENG May 21—Arrived, schr Fanny Butler, jarle: Oisared-—Bark M & E Cann (Br). Cann, Cronstadt. Sailed—Bark Irenee (Br), Parry, Caernarvon; Nellie Mitchell, Aspinwall; sehr Mabel Hall, New Yorks SALEM, M Arrived, sehre Ellen Perkins. ell; Cicer and Woodruft, Haskell, Port Jobneon ; ‘Kan, Sraratial and Serve Candage, Blizabeth- PTONINGTON, May 20--Arrived, schr White Wing, Crandall, Providence i for New York. , May 2)—Arrived, pe Memphis, New York for Windsor, N 3” sebrs Fart afort for Hostons Ada Baker and Com Kearney, ore. Johnson for ; Mary Ly ghee Rondont bs $33 3M je D Marston, PRiadelpn for Portli i Shindler, do. ioe a behead; Wm B Thomas, do tor Poreamonths for Dover; Effort, son for Salem; ee Jol Branaw ick Ga, ror ‘Millbridges Alabama, James River for homast hrs Wm Gillum, Laura Robinson, Leontine Bailed. a et No arrivals, No arrival Sailed—Brig Memphis, schrs ta aehrd Maggie D Mare ton, Benjamin Strong. James 8 Shindler, Farragut, Com Kearney, Ada Baker, Effort, Vaid Wm B Th oma, Mary Lvinburner, Alsi ‘bama and Ceres. Wit. ON, NC. May 17--Cleared, bark M E Seed Be, Beam . Cork of Falmouth for orders: brigs Orlofl gr Cork, for orders: Jehu (8 x), Lovering, ristol, ‘Eng Michrs A Richards, Reed, St Pierre, ni Rommel, Nisicy. New Yor iih!-Arrived, bark Courter (Ger), Claus, «Grimsby brie Die Peene snow, Ghent; her, ey York. eared—Barks Maria Heyn (Ger), Beck, Hamburg; St olat at (Sor), Hassel, Cork for orders; schr John, Williams WARREN, May 13—Arrived, schr Willow Harp, Horton, HVAREITAM, May 16—Arrived, schre Robert B Smith, Nickerson and Lady Antrim, Carter, New York. sailed, ‘irs Luna, ' Wells, New York; Angier, Woobrs HOLE, ay 19Arrived, steamer Carroll,. 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