The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1873, Page 10

y 10 NEW 10BK EN, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. THE JERSEY BOULEVARD.|SHIPPING NEWS. Ee aa Property Owners Heard on the Question— Why the Central Route Sheuld Be Selected—The Commissioners te Moet To-Day. ‘Yesterday was the last day on which the Beule- ‘Vard Commissioners ‘of Hudson county, New Jer- wey, received written suggestions with regard to ‘the construction and location of the proposed Grand avenue. They will meet to-day to consider ‘aM the suggestions offered. Although ‘the first 1m- pressions ih regara to the location were in favor of ‘the weet side on the line of Grand avenue, it is wow almost certain tat the location will be on or wear the line ef Central avenue. The city government ‘of Bayonne have offered the Commissioners great Wndusemerits ‘to aid the undertaking. Petitions fmave been signed in Jersey City and Hoboken ‘im favor ef the central route, The two main ‘consideratens in tne case are cheapness and the sgreatest benefit to the greatest number. The main ‘atguménits advanced in favor of the west side, and ublished in the HERALD a short time since, were tit would lead to the settlement ofa large portion po Gal now unoccupied, and thatit commanded most delightiul views, The Intter argument stands eaehaken, and with regard to the former it is d that'we live in selfish times and there not ph janthrepy or magnannnity enough in any’ munity to lorget the interests of the present and ~work solely for the benefit of posterity. The cen- “tral line wil enter the city proper close to the new Catholic church of St.* Patrick, on Ocean avenue, and ‘intersect New: avenue near the Court Howse. If it should cross the line of the ‘Court House so as to necessitate the removal of that incommodious old-time stractnre altogether a great blessing would be conferred on the com- munity. UU Judge edie and the associate justices who are obliged to risk their health this ill-ventilated and crowded builaing were allowed to pass sentence upon it it would be handed over to destruction within twenty-four hours, Judge Bedle’s recent severe illness was not due so much to his arduons labors as to the pernicious effects of bad ventilation in the court room. The following are a few of the points urged in the petition of the owners of property who savor the central route :— It has already been conceded that the relative price of lots taken will be in favbr of the west side location, while the relative price of buiidings removed will be found to be about equal. But the relative price of securing sur- pa and estimates must be mensely mm savor the Betral re The route proposed on the west xcecdingly irregular in grade and continmty, mccessi- tating methy bridges, the removal of many thousands lo is of yards of rock by blasting, also. reqairing miles of filinz, miles of retaining walls, complicated and ex.cnsive surveys and estimates, and a pro- Jongauon of ‘the period of cons' tion by several years over the time necessary to complete the Central Toute. These facts arc made palpable during a single drive over the Western route proposed by some of our @itizens; whereas the Central route presents an even, ‘natural and continuous grace from the New Jersey Rail- Yoad to the Paterson plank road, obviating the necessity of expensive surveys and multitudiaous estimates. No Diasting, no retaining walls, no long bridges and no re- moval of soil will be necessary, and the time occupied In completing the avenue by th me number of workinen will be reduced to the minimum. tit be remembered that this isa county measure, and that our county has a population of 150,(00. East of ‘the Palisades are Hoboken and former Jersey City, with tion of 75,000. On the eastern brow of ‘eatest part of the 50,000 inhabitants of located. It a line were drawn north and soxth througn Central avenue, trom ‘one end of the county to the other, four-fifths of the popa. ation will be foun located cast ot that line. Hence, if ulation alone were relied upon as an indicator, the evitable judgment in this part of the county must de- eide in favor of some linc east of Ccntral avenue. That since the location of the avenue is is ye paid en- drely by she property in proximity, to mpara- tive ability of the prop should be duly conside an eastern location wo most able to bear the exp on Merl west side are few au rowers to pay the asserernente «1; and that % J assessment for vily upon those ners of property of comparatively moderate meal shat the people of Hobokem and former Jersey City, who comprise half the popu.ation of the county, and Who will pay much more thun half the cost of construct: Ing tis avenue, sheuld not be compelled tocross our en: tere county in order to share in such a desirable improve- Ghat it ehould. not be Jocnted at such a distance from the mass of our people that a conveyance would become necessary to reach it; bug that it id be jocated in the very midst of our people, & short walk would enable the majorily to enjoy its advantages. at the Joeation and construction of it should be com- Menced forthwith, and that it should be prosecuted with all possible despatch. WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, May 29, 1873, The Redemption of Five-T'wenty Bonds. At the close of business to-day there had been received at the Treasury Department nearly six milhons of five-twenty bonds under the feurth call. The Secretary expects the amount will be in- creased to. about ten miliions by Monday next, when the redemption will begin, and during the week that amount in gold will be paid to the ‘owners, all of whom reside in this country. Noth- ing has been received from the Syndicate by the Secretary. The disturbed condition of Europe, the uncertainty of peace in France and a general feel- ing of distrust may operate against further sub- scriptions to American securities. The Government Credit Mobilier Suit To Be Taken to the Supreme Court. Ithas transpired that the counsel for the de- Jendants in the Crédit Mobilier euit will in a few weeks file a demurrer to the biilin equity, taking the ground that the act under which the bill is drawn, already published in these despatches, 1s unconstitutional, and that Congress cannot enact for the benefit of tke government what ts denied to individual suitors; that the act is in direct viola- tion of existing laws under which the defendants Rave a right to ask protection, and untli they are placed on an equality with the plaintim there can be ne equitable proceeding. This will carry the case to the Supreme Court, where the whole ques- tion will be argued and the validity of the act @etermined. It is admitted now by those familiar ‘with the case that this objection of the defendants May quash further proceedings, The Remains of Minister Orr. The Secretary of State has received a despatch from United States Consul Robinson, at Hamburg, stating that the body of ex-Governor James L. Orr, of South Carolina, the jate Minister Plenipotentiary to Russia, left ‘that place yesterday, the 28th in- stant, on the steamer Thuringia. It is understood here that the remzins will be received in New York by the Grand Lodge of Masons of that State with ‘the distinguished honors of that order, Governor Orr haying been the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of South Carolina. There will also be a civie demonstration in New York, in which the govern- ment will be duly representea. Appointments by the President, ‘The President to-day made the following appoint- ments:—Henry F, Arkew, of Delaware, to be Com- missioner to the Centennial Celebration in Phila- delphia, vice William T. Reed, deceased; Alva A. Knight, Collector of Internal Revenue for Florida; Frank D. Hetrich, Superintendent of whe Mint at , Carson City, Nevada; Darius Sulliman, Postmaster at Clinton, Mo. The Reporged Movement of the Yancton Indians. In further esntradiction of the report communi- «ated by General Custer the Ccramissioner of Indian Affaine this morning received a telegram from John G.Gorsinan saying:—“'To the best of mmay knowledge and belief, not one of the Yancton, Andians has letishe reservation to join the hostile ‘ »per Missouri.’? @ollector Baiicy Sued by the New York Central, ‘The Commissione® of Internal Revenue has been Welormed by Collector Bailey that the New York @eptral Railroad Company has entered snit agginet hua. The United States District Attorney ‘wall be instructed to ¢efend him, Tom Wright Respited. The President to-day, respited Tom Wright until Friday, the 6th of June, whem he is to be hanged for tne murder of Rogetsk). Changes in the Revenue Marine Service, The following changes have been made in the revenue marine service:—Captain BE. A, Freeman has beep detached from the Mahoning and ordered yo the command of the Widerness, repairing at Now York; Captain Frank Barr, detached from the ‘Wikierners pnd ordered to the commana of the Maboning; Feet Lieutenant Joseph Irish, detached from the Rigucason and ordered to the Man- atten; First ‘Aleutenant W. 8. Simmons ordered to the Rescue. ‘yt Fernandina; Third Lieutenant 4. ©. Mitchell, Gevached from the Rescue and or- ered to the Ja@miUe, at New Yerk; First Lieu- tenant J. H. Parker, detached from the Jasmine and ordered to the Colfax, At Baltimore. ‘The Col- jector of Custome @ Boston has been ordered to put the revenue stoner Mahoning in commission, for duty from Portem.90th, N, H., to Hoimes’ Hole, ‘The steamer Perry bas .“46 beeD placed im commis- sion ip duty Op Lobe Erie. WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. . ‘The New Yoru Heraxd has constructed a telegraph line from New York city to Whitestone, LI, and the same is now open tor the transaction of business. The line will be found of great service to those having bnsiness with vessels passing to and from the Sound, and every facility will be given to merchants and others to communicate promptly, As there is ne other telegraph communication with Whitestone, the Herald Line will be open for all business and private messages, and the same attended to with all possible despateh, All messages inust be prepaid. The following rates have been established :-— 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 Jess, to be delivered on board vessels off Whitestone, one dollar; five cents for every additional word. Advertisements for the New York Hxeaaup free. ornices. Herald Office, corner Broadway and Annstreet. Herald Ship News Office, pier No 1 East River. Herald Branch Office, No 1265 Broadway. Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton streets, Brooklyn. Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, LI. Atthe Herald Branch Offices, corner of Boerum and Fulton streets, Brooklyn, and 1255 Broadway, New Yerk, will be a bulletin of the arrival of all steamers daily. So Eee oe Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER, rises, +» 483] Gov. Island.,...eve 11 41 . 7 23 | Sandy Hoo! eve 10 56 oon sets.,....eve 11 31 } Hell Gate, morn 1 26 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE, Saale, | Destination. | Ofice. 31..1 Liverpool... Nib Bre Broadway. aL:: Liverpoot:: {69 Brondw 3h Rverposl- 19 Broadway. 31..|Havre ..... {58 Broadway. 3h . IT Bowling Green 31..[Bremen....(2 BowlingGreen Minnesota 4..|Liverpool..}29 Broadway Krongriez. 4../B . «12 Bowling Green City of New 6. 15 Broadway. A 5. 61 Broadway. 7. 15 broadwa; 7 69 Broad wa\ 7. 19 Broad was Saxonia. June 7..|Hamburg: .|61 Broadway. Manhattan. June 11..}Laverpool.. |29 Broadway. Westpholia. Sune 12.;)Hamburg. |6) Broadway June 14, .| Liverpool. ./69 Broadway, June 18...) Liverpool, . 129 Broadway" PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 29, 1873. CLEARED. Steamship Italy (Bn, Thompson, Liverpool via Queens- qaieumhip. Gly “Of London (Br), Eynon, Liverpool via Be micled en Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens- a Scamahip 6 Giiy of Limerick (Br), Jamieson, Liverpool— ip Ps ae BE Watson, Liverpool via Queens- anck! pstaxon. Adelstein (Nor), Moller, London, &c— ye iP Galitornia (Br), Craig, Glasgow—Benderson Bros atgamahip ‘Ville de Paris (Fr), Lemarie, Havre—George jac rie Teed Silesia (Ger), Hebich, Hamourg—Kuabardt Steamship sony of Havana, Deaken, Havana—F Alex- andre & Soni ‘Meamshin Vlatteras, Lawrence. Bermuda—Lunt Bros. Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, Savannah—W R Gar- rison. : ‘Steamship. Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steamship Co. Steamenip Dirigc. Johnson. Portland—J ¥ Ames, SteamshinGlaucus. Bearse. Bostor—b ® Diinock. 3 Frolic, Brush, Callao—Yabbri & Chauncey. nip Neptube, Sherman, “San Francisco—C H Marshall “bark Chimaea (Nor), Pedersen, Cork—Funch, Edye & Bark Emma & Cari (Ger), Harden, Corx or Falmouth— Iw Sehmult re Ce ), Deyugnt, Cork or Falmouth—A P create. z arn Harvester (Br), McGrath, Londonderry—G &J nox bank Frank (Nor), Neilsen, Elsinore for orders—Funch, char Uhaine (Br), Balfour, Cow Bay, CB—R P Buck & chee Fortuna (Port), Mesquita, Oporto—Hagemeyer & an. ‘Brig Abby (Br), Eastman, Exeter, E—J € Merrill, Brig Carrie Purinton, Waitiemore, Kingston—A Hl Solo- mon ning Sabina (Br), Gernier, Arichat—Hatton, Watson & “Sirig William, Robertson, Maguire, Pensacola and Key West—Benner & Binckney. Schr Helen A Bowen, Alexander, Barbados—H W Loud , Mary G Curran, McMullan, Gonaives—B J Wen-” bers ‘sth SA Paine Brown, Antigua—B J Wenbere. echt, W D Dalaloy, "Daisey. Governor's Harbor—B J en Senr t Dandy (Br), Bullard, Harbor Twand—Joseph chr Helen M Woodward, Butler, Cat Tsland—B J Wen- “schr Edith May, Gross, Cat Island—B J Wenberg, Schr BS Young, Carberry, Cat Islan J Wenberg. ‘Sehr Elin Worden, Young, Cat Island —W iT Woodruit & peehr Lady Bannerman (Br), Hodgkins, Abaco—James on pier Constitution, Smith, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & : Kone Ida Birdsall, Johnson, Darien, Ga—William 8 johnson. ‘Schr Nelle Treat, Dow, Brunswick, Ga—William In- she Minnie Repplier, Weeks, Philadelphia—Brett, Son Schr Douglas Haynes, Adams, August Sto B ager, Schr J W Freeman, Eldridge, Boston: 4 hint Mienland Chivr, Freeman, lowe sere Crowell Sehr Ospr oh Cunsley, Portsmouth—Z Simpson. Sehr Sallie Burton, Burley, Stamford—Stamiora Manu- turing Schr Burdett Hart, Brooks, Greenport—Bentley, Gilder- sleeve & Go. Sloop Whipporwill, Culver, New Haven—H W Jackson Co. Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia. & Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia. ytlower, Fults, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Steamship Caledonia (Br), Ovenstone, Glasgow. May 16, with mdse and 618 passengers to Henderson Bros. First passage had variable winds. latter part fresh NW with fog; May 24, lat 46 06, lon 52.54, passed several icebergs. “Steamship Claribel (Br), Bayley, Savanilla May 18 Kingston. Ja. 2lst, and Turks, stand 234, with mdse and passengers to Pim. Forwood & Steamship Lagos dir), Pecden, Havana May 24, with mdse and passengers to Pim, Forwood & Co, Had fine weather and smooth sea the entire passage. May 2h, 30 miles north of Cape Hatieras, passed ateamenyp Men- dinga ir), hence for Havana; same day, Lat $73) N. lon aniron-ciad man-of-war, supposed to be Spanish? bound north, Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with indse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steaynsbip Ca. Ship Pring Albert (Gen, Hapfner, mse ons, with mdse and 304 passengers to Funch, Edye & Bark Sctuaffino Paola (Ital), Gacteno, ‘rapant 104 days and Gibraltar 68 days, with salt toJ W Elwell & Co; veel to order, Bark Hong Kong Nera Brandhog, Hamburg 61 Mba with ind: French. Co. May 5, Jat 27 40, lon 4: 50 spoke bark Roderic Thewe from Pernambuco for Liv- erpool, which supplied us with provisions, wo vat oy) Moller, Hagtlh 2 da; to with sugar to Bry cy emel to Funch, Bdye ibarien 1 Bark haat ‘ot St we, days, with molames to Mathiesen ‘a Wiethersy veel to now @ Burg nese Elen ‘Dyer, Leland, Sagua 10 days, with sugar to N Hrookman, Brig Walter Howes (of Banger), Smith, Cardenas 11 be) ‘with molasses to order; vessel to H W Loud & Co. rig Erne tine (of Yarmouth, Me), Knight, Matanzas 10 days, with sugar to order; vessel brig Wihiawe Belle (Br), Hollis, Bermuda 10 age with produce to order Ah pape to Darrell Schr David 8) rot Brixham) Ray Messina, Feb 17, and Gibraltar. Apri it, with uit, to ‘nllips © Bros, vessel to G F Culley. Senr Hele na tbr Potter, Antigua 19 days, with salt and old tron to Schr Clara Dinigoners, Gergensen, San with cocoa nuts and mahogany to G Wesve: a Florence Bailey (of New London), pete Bere, con, 11 days, with fruit to Win Douglas, vessel to BJ ‘anbe Schr Witdtre (of sPloucester), Bird, Harbor Island. days, with pines to J. Kneas, yee! t0'B, J i Wenterg? leit schr'M. B. Higgins, for New York, May 22, Rene, Apna’ W Collins, tor Brookhaven), Tooker, Mos- quite, Inlet, Fia,74 days, with live onk th Swift Bros; veswel to Van Brunt Bros. May 27. lat 3541, lon 7513, spoke schr Brandywine, hence for Mosquito Inlet. Schr Lugano (of Exst Machins), Dow, Fernandina 10 days, with yellow ping to order vessel to F Talbot. Tir Gen, Torbert, Shepard, Pantigo, NC, 4 days with shingteg to Thos de Mill & C r Exertion, Jones Virein four 7a vilier, Van ‘inia. eld) br 4 H i Hopkins Preamore, irginia. Ps brR teeiman, eats Virginia. Sehr A Riley, ison, che A & E Benton, inna Virginia chr J I Houseman, Ryder, Virginia. Sohr Julius Webb, Qranmer. Virginia. Kehr AF Avery. Ryan, Baltimore. Sehr WP The Ellingworth, Delaware. Sloop Mary tg Strong, Virginia The steam shi (ay), which arrived 28th, reports May 25, lat 42 1 joo Novi wed steain- ship Soet: ‘othe dt Soe ton 80 Sie a White Star steainship, do: seme day, lat 411, eet steamship Calabria (Br), bence for Liverpool. Passed Through Hell Gai BOUND SOUTH. Brig Matta, Moore, Bangor for New York, in ball to ore Mnwailie, NS, for New York, & Duryea, vessel toD R De sort (Br), Curry, with pota , Raeyg with p tatoes 16 W Sehr Aaivance (Br), Merriam Windsor, NS, for New York with »DRD Behr Saeper (Br), age tt Dorchester bi for New York, 12 days, with et Sehr Flavilla, P mop te order. oun'e Sehr Sequel. Slattery, Port Jefferson for N 1 atch Rulh ‘Thomas, Ohturd: Biot 1d Ter" Port dohm wehbe & E Nash, Black, Rockinnd {or New York. (3 P Sherwood &'¢ ‘aine, Rockport for New York. with Sclir Native, Green, Greenwich for New Ber Gen Mieridan, Steward, Lyun tor'Ne Schr Zulgite Sevyw, Buckinghaw, ri nwinekes, iS) Phi- me ‘k. Schr M M Brainard, Btevens, P¢ for New York. wer Mary ‘cocoa ‘Brockway, Providence for New nent B Grazite State, Burgess, Rockport for Harlem, with eehe arn Williams, Stamtora for New York. Schr Haze, Kich, Greenwich for New York, with stone senr Richara Morrah, Gedney, Greenwich for New York, with stone to orde?. Selir J R Mitchell, Morrell. Stamford for er Galatea, Gale, Frovidence ior N tee and passengers. UND BAST. Steainship Dirigo. Johnson. Now York for Portiand. abhi Hattie 8 Bishop, Webber, Port Johnson tor Port- nd. Brig Acadia (Br), Gamin, New York for Port Caledonia, Brig Sabina (Br), Gerrion, New York for Arichat, CB. Brig Milwaukee, Strout, Port Jchnson for Boston. Schr Walter C Hall, Coleman, New York for Portia: plche Alabama, Churchill, Georgetown, DC, for qcckr Edwin Collyer, Simpson, New York for Provi- lenee. oeche George Temple, Beckwith, New York for New ondon. pohr Julia Swan, Staftord, New York for Oyster Bay. ir Althea, Baker, New for Noa! Schr Laurn"A Rovinson, Sgr Be Picabethport for jalem, Kehr BH Huntley. Hodges, Rondout for Boston. Schr Willie Harris, Young, Hoboken for Bostot “4 Schr Helen M Condon, jeCarthy, Hoboken for New: ry por’ Schr Walter © Hall, Coleman, New York for Portland. Schr Jacob Raymond, Brown, nonoken for Bristol. Sehr JJ Worthington, Surry, New York for Providence. Schr P'F Brady, Voorhies, South Amboy for New Ha- r Charles Hawley, Russell, New York for Harttord. Schr John Kelso, Ke iso, Virginia tor Gloucester. Schr JB Karle, Farsyth, New York for New Haven. Sehr T Benedict, Maher, Woodbridge for Portland. Sehr Hattie Lol, Sheran, Salisbury, Md, for Green- ‘hr Cabot, Martin, Port Johnson for Providence. wel Black’ Dimond, Goldenith, Rondout tor Provi- den Schr Marietta Smith, Preston, Philadelphia for Nan- Schr Isabella, Baker, New York for Noank. Py Uriah T’Washburn, Salisbury, New York for Fall at r George H Kane, Peterson, Piermont for Fall ver. r Niagara, Worden, Rondout for New London. + Daniel Webster, Packer, Roudout for New Lon- ‘hr R W Brown, Winters, Rondout for Providence. hr Brunette, West, Port Johnson for Saco. hr RH Wiison, Harrix, Hoboken for Sid Sehr Goddess, Kelly, Rondout for New Have a Senr Eliza J Raynor, Mitchell, Hovoken Tor Provi- lence. r David Netson, Ferris, New York for Stamford. camer Albatross, Davis. New York tor Fall River. Steamer dalate; New York tor Fall River, York, ‘with SAILED. Steamshing City of Limerick, for Liverpool; Silesia Hamburg ; City of H Havana ; Southern, Que! Morehead. City: Isuac mi list, Liverpoo! ; Nimbus, barks Lima, Bilboa; Albucra; London; Bay: Sieipner, Cronstadt; Osmi Dubrovackl; Cork reikandel, Bremen via Philadelphia; innie Carvell, Warrenport; Montezuma, | Barbados: Eliza Oulton, Brunswick; J Albert, Beyrout; brigs Mercade, Harbor (rac Jacinel: schrs ret P Wright, Rock Sound; Lena, Excier; Sam slick, arth Roads Wind at sunset 8, Marine Disasters. Suir Acwawpra (Br), Nelson, nat mn Rabie 22d, for Hong Kong, was 23 days in ‘Sea, with very heavy weather, during Mynich shiited “cares, giving vor sel list to starboard. Barx Euiza Evenina (Br), Monroe, from Wilmington, NG, for Hamburg, witch put into Fayat April Te inedis: tress, was nea rly ready to proceed on her voyage on the 3d inst, having repaired without discharging. Scnx Jeppo (Br), which went ashore while bound from Two Rivers, NS, to New York, and was taken into St John, NB, for repairs, has undergone another examina- tion by the portwardens. ‘They found the mainmast sprung about two feet above the deck; also port anchor stock broken, one iron knee broken on port side. Inside found exght ceiling nlanks on the starboard side and two on flat of bottom broken and steve in; outside, sevon planks on starboard side broken abait ‘the fore ‘rigging and three broken abreast, the inain rigging. Treenails and fastenings started and strained on ides, and Seneel much strained, if in recommended that the vessel be placed on capped blocks and broken planks taken off for further examination of the timbers; algo that the mainmast, anchor stock and iron knee be replaced with new. Scan Ipa May (Br), from Dorchester, NB, for Boston, ith a cargo of stone, struck on the rocks it Pisarince few days.aga, and arrived at St John, NB, 26th, full of water. She Has been piact fan & Wilson's Blocks, Carleton, and wilt Giecharge cargo for repairs Scun Wyoxtne, Fors, from Portland, ying at Messrs Ciaghorn & Cunninghain’s upner press, ib, struck by lightning afternoon of 2th inet, ner marinas being considerably injured. No one on board wi Scum Maacie M Waavnn, Weaver (of 'saurleetown ND), from, Philadelphia. for Boston with a cargo of coal rived at Newport, RI, yesterday oth), and reports. that she was in collision with an unknown ‘steamer off Shin: pee ‘ock on the 28th, and Jost her bowsprit, jibboom and rigging. Scur Broower (Br); which sailed from St John, NB, 26th inst, for Portland, was towed back to the former port'next morning waterlogged. Sioor Larwina, while lying at the wharfat Bangor, parted some of her fasts night of 26th, and swang round, 80 that at low tide she settled on a rock, heeled over and Ailed with water, ‘She was beached ‘aad pumped out jn th. ieee, May 15—The bark Maria, of Yarmouth, NS eported as beinz ashore in this bay» porary repairs, so as to enable her t to be docked and repaired, sailed of the City of the Tribes steamtug ing extra hands for pamping. Newry, May 4—The Elcano, Bowden, from St John, NB (deals). experienced heavy weather op the passage ‘and lost part of deck cargo. Portsnontn, May 15—The Norwegian steamer Wood- ham has been towed from the Camber and placed in No8 dock in Her Majesty's dockyard. Miscellancous, The purser ot the steamship Claribel, from Kingston, Ja, &c, will accept our thanks for promptly forwarding our files and despatches. We are indebted to Purser J F Baldwin, of the steam- ship Lagos, from Bavana, for tayors. Scur Ocean Wave, Lore, belonging to Port Norris, NJ, is again hauled up in the dock at Newburyport, awaiting the settiement of some claims against her, the parties who reteased her on the former attachment appearing unwilling to further obligate themselves. The Occan Wave has made one trip to Millbridge and back to Haver. hill, but the time consumed in making the trip would not ‘allow her to declare much of a dividend to those who had betore released her, and they now have given her up. She is to be sold at public auction on Saturday next. Scne Davin A Oster, 25.84 tons, bullt at Bath, Me, in 1607, and lately owned by | Messrs’ Joseph L Andrews & Sond, of Lanesville, has bee Purchased, Dy Mi Mr Loring Grimes ard others of Rockport. fc ir Meteor, SUP fone built in Gloucenter, Maes, “in. 4644, and pelene ing to the same firm, has been sold’ to Mr David A Osier, Scnr Raxaer, 27.44 tons, built at Essex in 1882, has been purchased by Mr John T Hannan, of Gloucester. Cart Hawes, of brig Elsey, at Boston trom 8ui states that on the outward pasenge, on the 16th of epee ary, Stephen Johnson, a seaman of Atlanta, Ga, died of smallpox, and on the 6th. ot March kawin Bolen, ee mate, of Sweden, aged 42, also died of the same this morning in to’ {or the latter port, SutpBviLpINa—Messrs Henry Hastings & Co, of Boston, have contracted with Joshua T Foster, of Medford, or the constraction ofa clipper ship of about 1100 tons, will be 177 teet long on the keel and 184 feet on decks 2 0 feet 6 inches depth and 35 feet breacth of beam, Her keel a ie nth laid, and the ship will be launched in about jour months. At San Francisco a 170ton fore and att schooner iy fully under way, is 75M long, 2136 ft beam and 7 ft depth of hold, Yaa briit or the bert material, She is in- tended for the coasting trade, and will be launched about the 10th of June. Lavxcurp—May 23, by Master Daniel Brewer, of Bruns- wick, a centrelioard schr of about 200 tons, hamed the David ‘td POM) ws litle Contract for Capt Chas awyer and others, of Portland, and is to be eominani by Captgonn Soule, late of geht Olive Elizabet oe At Bath, I7th Inst, from. tle yard of ¢ fine steamer of 6) tons, named the Starry Ban. e owned by Thos Taylor, of Augusta, aad’ is intended to be used in Boston harbor, At Mystic (Conn). May 23, from the yard of Mesars Greenman, a first class tliree-masted schooner of 425 tons, old measurement, named the Nellie Lamper, built ford BLamper,of Lynn, Mass. She is 13 feet long, $1 feet wide and \0 feet deep, and is destined for the general froighting business, Messrs J Clark & Son, of Waldoboro’ (Me), h. ist beet & fine bark of 500 tons, new mest called the Mignon. This ve: is bullt of white oal se ders special survey ofthe French Lloyds,” cay anes for eieven years. She is owned principally by Messrs Clark & Sort, and is to be commanded by Cant Lil Soule, ath. Assoon as ready for sea she will proceed to Phitadeiptin, Where a catco witl he taken ter the Medi- terranean, for which trade she is intende From the, shipyard of, Joseph Mtorey& Co, Essex, afternoon of 26th, a three-masted schooner of (60 tons, owned by parties in Salem. She is to be commanded by Capt Auiasa Webber. Notice to Mariners, Newburyport, May 27—The hne lights for the ruldane of vessels coming up the harbor in, the night, wel lighted for the first time Inst night. |The pps fixed on a square brick tower on Water street, at the e trance to Kaviey’s wharf, and the lawer light on the granite wharf shines from a round iron tower, both of them fine structures. They are lighted with gas and the reflectors, which are very powertul, are of the manu facture and patent of Barbier 8 Fenestre, of Paris, Whalemen, Cleared at New Bedford May 28, brig Heman Smith (of Boston), Barstow, for Atlantic Ocean, \ Spoken, Ship Mary Goodell, Sectser, from New York tor Bu nos ‘yres, ‘April 20. Hat 2346 fon Se. Pie hese ) Bluck Hawk, Crowell, trom New York tor 8: Francisco, April Io, Megs, Jom 3 We net jee hip Fortune, Taylor, trom ‘an Francisco for Liver- pool April 29; lat 243 Ny Yom 44 14 ‘Ship Breather: Hali irom Liverpool for Philadelphia, no date, lat 45, lon 20, Bark ‘Johannes Foss (Nor), trom Galveston for Liver- book b uy, 1, lat 9, lon I Bark Brage (Swed), from m Philadelphia for Elsinore, Mane Ai datteraetiee from Bulciae%e for Ri dielnide, Hailey, from Baltimoré for Rio J . Apri Za 1038'S, Bai aa ‘a ee ark Tremont, Carlisle, from Montevideo for Bost April 26, lat 1322 8, 10n 38 oe Bark Lepanto, Smith, trom Boston for Buenos A Nay 2, Tat 1045, Ton 68 48 (by pilot bout avin Le ry Brig Novelty, from Boston for Cardenas, May 2 40 45, lon 68 45, a Foreign Ports, Cnoonnarnm May 15-Off ship Monte Rosa, Sears, frown San Franieisen for the Tyne, Y JoLoMnO, ADTILIT—In port bark Empress (Br), berg, tor New Vork, to sail the next week. (DOs Wester- Cakpenas, May 2—Arrived, schr EJ Morrison, St Tho- mas, Sailed 22d, barks Rambler, New York; Oder (Br), north of Hatterag Fernas (Nor), do; brig Sustex (Br), do, Durnin, Biko Arrived, bark Fanny Atkinson (Br), Parkh rau May. Sin port barks Kate Williams, Hale, to anit next day for Boston via Kt Michneley Bites Avelsba, Munro, trom Wumington for Hamburg, nearly ready 10 proceed, having repaired without discliar Guantanamo, May M4—Arrived, brig Mina (Br), Cha ta 9 (and cleared for New York). agai hark Norge (Nox), Hawsen, New York; brig Fi es Eee Sone yen, ah eck Bir ay, Jr, eal from Bost fr Nowe York for Pat ry iawn, May 2%—Arrived, schr E Green, Collins, Fer- Davirived 20th, steamship City of Mexico, Sherwood, New Yak an eerived: 29th, steamship Cuba, Palmer, New York via fai Jed 20th, bri Eien Maria, Boyd, Sagi Ly port i 8 Harriet PB ase Bice, fer New Orleans; Sunshine ifighngndy Jor Falmouth, 3 Kodiak Downing for NewS ork Harmony i Faget: Ramires, Barnura Gordon (Br), for do; Barraoucta (Br, tor N of Hatteras; ‘een Maria, Whitmore. and Gi ipeey Queen, York ‘Osseo, Low: ry, for Baltimores Giler Loring rea eklath, for Boston; schrs Tes pomhe Er), igi for Balt more; Active, Coombe, mat ‘ipniaya rl See gaat eenteal lpia, tine a0) Jt May 20—Arrived, sehr Speculator (Br), Pare New ¥ aailed 19th, pie Northwood (Br), Hoepman, San An- TLAvERPOOL, May 29—Arrived, steamships Moravian (Br), Graham, Faltimore; North American (isr), Miller, Que- bec; Castalia (Br), Butler, 8t John, N Limericx, ay ‘sailed, ship Ladoga, Willey, Halifax, for orders: Movi y, So Asrived, steamship Anglia (Br), small Now ook for line MONTEVIDEO, eet sin port bere. responsi Carlisle, from Rosario, to sail next day for Bost Mansantti.a, May 15—In port sehr Daniel Webster, Has- Kell for Boston, rendy. Miranzas. May 22—Arrived, bark Algeria (Br), Ander- son, St ‘Thomas; 23d, brig WD Andrews, Wilson, Baltl- me Basied 230, bark Talim (Br), Peterson, Baltimore; br Merriwa, Downs, Now York; San Juan, Mahoney, not ilatterds; schrs Bota, sro. Philadelphia. ONTREAL. May ved ateamstiip.. Polynesian gine Burns, Liverpool; ‘brig’ @ W Hall (ar) Telley, ciel eGbeksarowx, May %~Arrived, ship Anahuac, Spalding, San Francisco. Pe 25—Cleared, steamship Vicksburg (Br), earson, neigg: arene, =f May 1—Arrived previous, bark May Queen, je Sheu Nay 3 2i~Arrived, bark Morning Light (Br), Tra- ¢ ‘Saited Hist, barks Enrique (Arm), Oreuth,—-: New Re- niblic, Bartlett, St arya; schre Mary’E Staples, God- rey, New York; Neiiie Cl ase, Dailing, Baltimore. Per Sreamanie Cup.) Armernr, May I4-Arrived) Tidal Wave, Hatfield, Phit- a a 5 ‘adortand (8) jer Hayden, Arrived at Pushing. 1oth, ‘arvidy hrertdbers, Phi Philadel- Sailed from do 13th, Talisman, Baker, Philadelphia, a ArpRossan, May 1é—Sailed,’ Elizabeth Dougall, San rancisco, peer May 2—Of7, Fygia, Jensen, from New Orleans val son April 9—arrivea, Metis, Ellis, Batavia (and salted att Apr Falmouth). Railed April 10, Kate Harding, Harding, Falmouth; Mth, Carleton, Durkee, do. nine May 16—In port Western Chief, Hill, for Singa- Lycett (s), tor New York, both leading, nisrasy, May 15—Arrived, Minerva, Sorensen, Balti- Boon, May 4—Saited, Henrik Bjorn, Torbjornsen, merica, Borpeavx, May 14—Sailed, Ephrem, Voyageux, San Francisco. Went to sea from Royan 13th, Alice Easnebelt, Gorham, Now York; Paramount Brown, New Orleans, Bugnos Ayres, April 13—Arrived previous, H Bush- nell, Mayo, Bordeaux. Bixumnlaven, May 14—Salled, Kronpr Fridr Wilhelm (®, Erdmann, New York. jomBay, Aprit 23—arnved, Gardner Colby, Dunbar, Shields; 27th, Pocahontas, Duncan, Bosto Basskin, April 12—Arrived, Ivanhoe, Herriman, Rio Ja- neiro. Canprry, May 16—Arrived, Niphon, Day, Havre, Sailea 15th, Arbitrator “raig, New Orlcans, Cleared 15th, Sapphire, Bursley, Hong Kong. lamorganshire 13th, Emily augusta, Wal- Sailed from ters, Eio Janeiro. Ce ara May 10—Arrived, Widdington (s), Tate, Sa- vannal Caxcurra, April 17—Arrived, John N Cushing, Baxter, Moulmein, DarrmourH, May 14—Off, Antonia Casabano, SchiafMfno, from London for New York. Dunpak, May 15—Sailed, Legnano, M Sartori, Philadel- phia, Dear, May 16—Off, Sarah M Smith, Smith, from Phita- delphia for ‘bremen: isixous, May $—In the Sound, Emma Berg, Soder- mann, from Philadelphia. ‘ALOUTH, May 15—Off, Giano, Scopinich, from Phila- deiphia for Antwarp. Passed the Lizari itp, steamship ot White Cross line, from Antw: «Maye New Y Gueunock. May 16-Sailed,’ Glencoe, Palmer, San Fran- tact Eaiedonta, (®), Ovenstone, New y 1s~Arrived, Australia @), Hedderwick, and Cotumbin 1 ds jigging, New York, Sailed 15th, Cecilia, Soneta, New York. Goruxxsusa, me %—Arrived, Selma, Lycke, New York; 10th, Uman, vensen, and Emerald, Pedersen, New Orleans; Ludvig’ Heyn, Schmeling, Savannah; llth, Lids olf, Knudsen, New York. aaputi, May 13— Arrived, Helene. Samuelsen, Pensa- ae lth, Westphalia (s) Schwi wensen, New York, Saiied Tith, Juventa, Auby,, Philadelphia Hewvorr, ‘May 15—Arrived, Maas (), Deddes, New Yor! Liverroon, May 15—Arrived, Ellen, McGuire, 8a- vannah ; Greece (s), Thomas, Ow York (and entered out to return); Minerva, Fersuson, Now alpha Thos Har- ward, Stricklaud, do; Missouri Edmon ; 16th, m, do Hiverni 8), Areher, Baitimorey 17th, Seoul @®), Lott, w Yor! Nailed. sth, B Shun, Edmandsen, Wilmington, NC; Truce, Cowper, New Orleans; Anna, Sabtman. | an 'Fran- cisco; Kate Prince, Hamilt Boston: 16h, Semiramis, Gerrish, New York: Amit ’ Baker, Philadelphia ; 17ti, Shatemue, Thornton, Bahia. wigleared Mth, William ‘A Campbell, Curling, St John, Rate Davenport, tered out 1th, Kallisto, Kittel; Billinge, for Philadclphias yu: E Otis, and Samaria {s), farne, Nielsen, Philadelphia; 6th, Laura. Mar! brecht, Gloucester, Mass: Mississippi to, Dunley, New Orleans; Arlington, Costello, Philadelphia; Unanima, Nicholson, Rio Junelro (chanes 1 New Orleans). ONDON.. May 16— Arrived. Hanven, Rodseth, New York. by Sailed 17th, Daphne, Olsen, New York. Entered out 15th, Brigneti, Layarelio, for New York; Ascolta, Marcioni, for dy: Victor, Ferguson, and Amali Chiavel, tor a ‘ink, Bebau, Philadelphi: 0 7th, 4 a. irom Gravesend 18th, Olivo, Bonoind, Provi- nce. LeGuorn, May M—Arrived, T C Jones, Berry, Genoa. MAusKILLEs, ay, 13—-Arrived, Pee Loring, New York; 14th, Candidezzo Laura, Laura, Newcastix, May 15—Cleared, Jamestown, Cail, Rio Ja- lotic, Wallis, New York. May le Arrived, Louisa, Rees, Dar Entered for Idg 14th, St Christopher, Brandhot! tor Bos- Ciearcd Mth, Ida F Taylor, Burton, Buenos Ayres. Newry, May M4—Arrived, Eleano, Bowden, St John, New Haven, May 16—l’assed, Edward McDowell, Grec- nough, irom Shields for Boston, 3—O1f, Riine, Jordan, New York tor th, a North German bark, trom Wilmington for r Hamburk 15th, a Norwegian brig, trom do for Rotter- ‘On Salcombe the ad Guiseppe Prota, Galatola, trom Ipe- wich for Baltim Of the Start Point 4th, Jenny, Wicriehs, from New York for Bremen. a QUgENSTOWN, May 15—Sailed, RL, Lane, Cowan (from in Francisco), Antwerp (since reported ashore on Beachy Head), ‘Rangoox, April 13—Arrived. re Way, Russell. Bue- nos (eee Mth, Arlington, Hit tio Janeiro; un, sm- ina LBecor, Coonan, sucnos A 16th, ort, Liverpool; 17th, Wm ee Sas) Treat, Leavite tes! red, Edgar, Brown, £ Rerry, Swede: RRvaL, fay oe Sailed 9th, one le Rorrenpait, May 15—Cleared, G H Jenkins, Bilton, Phil- adeiphia. Suixips, May 15—Sailed, Pauline, Savannah. Sournanrton, May 16—Sailea. Ohio (), Basse (from Bre- Savannah. ved, L G Bigelow, Raymond, Balti- aria Jheew Jno. sohadalpate. mea fled ith. Prince Hassal }, Battime Swinemonpr, May Teartived. "Onn, Daniberg, New fork. ‘Bouraara, March 17—Sailed, Minnehvha, Carpenter, Singapore, lay 14—Arrived, Usko, Lundquist, Baltimore. ll—Arrived, Leader, Gove, New York. Vico, May 7—Arrived, Jose Barrcras, Dios, New York, mVAnnRNPOrNe, May 18—Arrived, Onore, Cursano, Bala- MNVarcRroRD, May i7—Arrived, Cedar, Chastney, New York. American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, May 28—Arrived, schr F L Porter, joston. Suiled—Schr Mary & Eliza, East Cambridge. on "PONAUG, May 27—Arrived, schr © G Cranmer, 1601 BO! 28— Arrived, bark Fredon fetown, TON, May . Burke, Fayal; schrs Althea, Smith, Georgetown, DC; Johnathan Cone, White, and Dr Kane, Blake, hzabethport LD Wentworth, Blake; Angola, Bejla nit B Reeves, and Ti mis Deodridges Nort Johneon: Haz- ley Hie Carroll, Robinson ; ‘Reno, poearen i he Aaa J Fellows, ow Wi eens Phitadeiphia; Nereu igs Liazie J Bigelow, Pedrick, St rt; Sullivan, Perry, Kingston, Ja’ ahs tiene, bark a (Aus), Regna, New York; ir Bostor isher, Albany. "Sailed—Sieamcrs Centipede, and Panther (and both passed Cape Cou at 10:40); brigs LJ Bigelow, and J W Arrived, brig © © Van Horn (Br), Hooker, Lon- don; schr Chas’ Biggins, Sagua, TiO arrived 2th. steamship. Neptune, Baker, New York, ‘BALTIMORE, May, 28—Arrived, steamer Ariel (Br), Jones Liverpool via Norton: barks Emma § (Ital), Ga: lazai, Girgent: Holtz, Navasen ; brigs WA Wil Ham, Dernicr, Cardents; Romance, Donean, Gora (Br), Heniterson, Mayaguez, Ri schrs Py ua la Grande; Lookout, Nichols, Seew York A Drury, Gage, Sagua la ‘Grande; Alruna (Br), Mitchell, Matanza Clearedt—barks Frier (Nor), Jahn, Cork for orders; Raith, iy, Churnside, Pabhin: Palestina Bp, Ford, West Indies; Argonaut’ (Nor), Olsen, Cork, or Falmouth for orders; brigs Geo Latimer, Willson, St Johns, PR: Eimwaukee, Perkins, Brunswick, Gai schrs Chas H Lawrence, Kemp, Boston; John B McFee, Overton, Ho- boken; ‘tm MeGee, Woodland, Fall River; Statesman, 1, Me iled—Bark Adelaide Norris, for Montevi H hada Ade gtd bis BANGOR, May 2—Cleared, echr Georgia, McLure, Wth—arrived, sebrs Jed Frye. Langley, Philadelphie; Nellie Doe, Richart ye Mas ‘Skatte oebr Albee, Rich. Newark. va R or » May 26—Arrived, schr Helen, Searle, Eliza- oF mae sehr Addie Doane. Nickerson, Philadel- vile snaeston May 26—Arrived, bark Nuestra Senora jelais, Havana, =f ; Heroine, H ‘all, Grover, ‘Jueksonville, 29th—Arrived, schr Harmonia, Belfast, Me. Baileg—shin A & B Lovitt (Br), Mullin, Liverpool. iN Ma ied, sehr i rane PBisenfl sor adel ilar Many Wattaey, 8, May B-.Cheared, Kohts Eri, Stuart Manza- A ‘y wyer, Lind: King, Sul- Wii errivea brig FH Todd, McGuire, Boston; sehr G W Wentworth, Coliins, New ¥ Cleared— Fig Hayeland, Hicks, Montevideo; schra An- mie Gus, Sawyer: Carver, Norwood; Trott Ki King, Beier Sand alice TBonidman, Bord New York: Wek stor Kellys Marshall, and » Sawyer, Rogers, Philadel. PRR yevILL Me, May 21—Sailed, wchr Hantress, ‘ue, New York, ei ey Nal May 2%—Sailed, schr Thos Ellis, PRN SANDINA, May 22—Arrived, brig Emma L Hall, Fowle, Mata’ Cleared on, Tire Etta Whittemore, Wright, Hontevs say, and Fi doo; Zist, echrs Mayflower, Godtrey, Hantsport; wie nailer, Wlimingtom, Del; 24d, Samos, ‘Hawes, ontevideo port 2th, barks Everett Loring; Blai aj rigs Haute By Hatch 8b Musob, Com thol. Vi Vance; Machias, Bartlett: Fowle; sehr Chas Saw; yers ‘allin; Je ip PiWhitey, Willey Rio Grande ohn lerrill, Halsey. John LM PORTHESS MOTOR ‘May 20—Phssed 1 ior Baltimore Yamuoden, frow Blo Jagelo; Gustayo, trom Licat eco brine hoolle om | ardnigue og Pry ng Ports 10; or brige o, from jue; Vi ‘alifax; Susan Fok, tor Aue a Mantas ‘and Palos, for West Pre ie Sia Gohre Frances E, God Ly ape frey, Phi ‘Wing, Crandall; A H Brown, Chase; we, Carr, os ani Fakir, 3 Knowles, Eliza- bethporé; Jennie hnson:’ Frank~ ho Filandon, and wigs Barnes, Brows, Hoboken; ‘Treasure, Taylor, New 2 sohrs aah, 8 Satterly ; Bela Peck, Avery, VATS TON, May 2s diesrea, eared, ‘park ereanenss:} Rob- bine Pensacoie. ‘24th—Arnived, barks ing ), Horn, Live: id W Bares (By Breaker ugh; ‘schr Witch’ of the Wave, smith, cae aig Well ah usted, York; schr PS ee ‘Brig Kellie Husted, White, New York; schr § jay seated” “sehr M A Harmon, Parker, see RGiled, schr Olive Branch, Brown, New York. Zith—Suiled, sehirs Sammy. Ford, A Hillsboro, toatl lor New York Mary F Pike, Good, Dorchester, NB, to toad tor New York. MO! May %—Cleared, schr Robert Palmer, Da- ball Boston, MIL, Lun RDG, May 19—Sajled, achr R Foster, Lewis, Ne kK. Bites, schr Union, Sawyer, New Yor MARBLEHE Al D, Mi ay uSalied, sone PE Clair Ra- ‘wards, Ireland, Philadelphi N: THAN, May 25 Arrived, steamship Chryso- Ute (Br), Wallace, Liverpool. th—Arrived, ‘Steamstip City of Galveston, Rowland, Ne 4 for ier Pata, May 25—Salled, steamship Rita; brig Mary B Vennells fehr Texan Outside, outward bound—Ships Crescent City, Nun- quam ‘Dormi Benguet Shakspeare, Seran- tons barks A Roy, Tuncrcly Ferseve snes: Aurora, ‘Boe: Fanga, W jold, Charlie Hickman, PA Munch, Meteor, usta, Hele ne? ee RSL ORS, May 27—Sailed, schr John Johnson, Alo milled 27th, sehr J 8 Humphrey, Gonld, Rondout, pa.) v BI DEO! 2%—Nailed, ship Syren, Jonson, i BeEWPORT na 26, PM—Arrived, schrs Fish Hawk, Chase, New ¥. ke; Yarmouth, Kelly, PortJohnson for Providence; Minerva, Brightman, and Cornelia, Che buck, Fall River for New Fork: k Dean id fo) for do; J Fd, Taunton, hall Narragansett Pier for do Dighton tor do; Marietta and, “Halloe 4 fashburn, Beardsley. Jofor do; Amos Briggs, app, Prawuenes for Haverstraw. ICH, May 2—Arrived, schrs Joseph, Niantic, ama Biella, Hobo Hailed Behes Chick, and J Terry, New York, NEW LONDON, May 23—Arnived, schrs Warren Gates, New York; Nathaniel ‘Holmes Providence for do; Helen P, Stonington for for Phitadelphis. pi -Afrived, schr V, Barkalew, Hart, Hoboken? loop’ Wes lo, Myers, Rondout, Meared--Bark ‘Argonaut: “Grin, St John, NB; schr Yankee Boy, Hughson, Now York. 29th—Arrived, schrs_ A. G Bentley, Robinson, George. town: J L Tracy, Tracy, Savannah; Allen Amelia, Allea, New York: Ail tluriburt, aritin, Georgerownrs Ni ne, Closk, Port Johnston; Bell, Hoboken; Charley Woolse: Parker, Alexandria; A F Hii indbery, ‘homas, do; ‘Chaney St John, Parsons, Blizabethyport: jell, Everett, New York: Macomber, acigared—Schrs Joseph G Stover Ariel "New York; nide nar Mapes, do; Horace L, 28 Arrived ship Baltic (X (Nor), Braver. Havre vis Banty Hook, bark Guiseppina Oneta (ita), Fortunata, Cagliari: schrs Clara Smith, Keen, Cardenas; Mary A Power, Willey, Sagua: Allie B Dyer, Cummings, Baracoa; Angie Amebury, Jones, Cardenas; Anna Myrick, Richa nes! Cleared—Steamshi PUlgder Orgcker, Providence; Hercules, Winnett, “Hoxton: rigs B Inginac, Austin, Kingston, Ja; Ja . Barnard, Matanzas; schrs Wm E Barnes, Got nee Hi ns Meath, Warren, and 8a- rah A Hoffman, Hoffman, Providence, ahh—Arrived, sicamahip Yazoo, Barrett, Havana, Lxwes, Del, May 28, 3 PM—Bark and herm brig passed tn this Roan." Amserieaa bela coming in | harber below. Bark Suez and brig Cairo remain for ep) 2th—Paseed tny° shio Horeses thom. Liver poate barks Nadorland, from do: “Jetedte,! * from Rotterdam. Arrived trig Lena, Port Spain for order PORTLAND, May 27—Cleared, schr EJ Coffin, Coffin, ‘BinArsived, brig Anna M Roberts, Jenkins, Cientue- Ci ‘leared—Schr Union, eaeers Washington, DC. PORTSMOUTH, NH. May 26—Arrived, schrs SJ Lind- ey. fa Or oKett, and GW Balawin, Morton, Rockland for PROVIDENCE, May 27 Arrived, schrs N é& H Gould, Luther, Baltimore via Dighto L 8 Levering, Corson, and d Gettyabur, Corson, Mladelphis Sntario: Barber, and a, Conover, Elizabethport: Avail, Smith, Man: hattanville: Emeline E Potter, Ellsworth, Port Johnsen: Oregon, Wilson, Poughkeepsie; H P Ely, Stokes, Albany riannah E. Brown, Sacket, @lasco, NJ; "BD Pitts, Wi Hams, and Estelle, Furniss, Rondout: David A Berry, Wal ters, nd John Crockford, Hatch, Hoboken; Mary Isabel, Samimis, New York. Sailed, schrs Wm Mason, Georgetown, DC; Amos raw; Fountain, Bennett, Ne “Knapp, Have: + Amelia, Terry, do; J York;' Minquas, Heaney, dd; Youn Arrived, eamer Ashland, Rogers, Philadeiphia; Arrive feamer jal Porte: jadeipl + schrs Wm C Bec, Chester, do; Eliza 8 Fotier, Your, doi Falkenburg, Racket, ‘do; Electric. ‘bole, do tor Pawincket I Flower, Dickinson, Elizabe Diverty, Hana , do: James, Diverty, Oe ie ns , Nickerxan, do; Georze jwin, Sammis, Albany; Gilbert Green, ‘Fisher, South Amboy : Jamce Hofman, Hawkins, New Brunswick ; Success, Richards, Newbure; Silas Wright, Scamens, Rondout; J ‘Goodspeed, Gorham, Locke, Bunce, do: D © Foster. Pcdrick, do: Martha Jane Mott, dor Cyuthia: Jone Gardener, Maver: straw. ‘Below—echrs Silas Wrigh he and W ills. Barled—Sonrs James Bradies Bradioy, ‘Tromoks HS Tuthill, Tuthill, Haverstraw ; Koret, Dunham, New Yo: Caroline C, Spurling, Ao, Binckstone Wickson, ao; 3 ‘ia Perry, do or Calais; Tharett, door Bangor; M R Carlisie,’ Northrup, dc M Wheaton, Barrett, do; nuel'N Smith, Morgan, do; Martha P King, Bliven: jeranday Ponds dos Richard Mill; Smith ae TM See nour, Norton, do; Mountain Laurel, Langley, do; Mary aN uo ee 21—Arrived, achra Ripple, © P. lay 27—Arrived, scl ext le, Cenover, Trenton; Bertha, Conove Tr, Elizabetl hp a ‘ailed—Sebirs Potter & Hooper, Bri Roary, Haverstraw; E £4 Oakley, Newman, and C’ P Shultis,’ Young, New RICHMOND, May 27. waved, schrs Mott Bedell, Be- et, via’ Osborne’s; M_J'Fisher, Lawrence, ‘New aA Fahimnan, New Haven, SANCISCO, "Ma: 307 ln_ port ship Twilight, Gates, chartered to ‘Youd wheat for Liverpoo! at £3 12s, Bd—Arrived, ship Alhambra (Br), Nelson, Hong Kong. Cleared—Bark Shootin, Lots Austin. Nanaim Sailed—Bark Grace berts, Dabler, Melbourne via Humboldt. oe cee ship Gen McClellan, Morrison, New Ky AVANNAH, May 28—Arrived, brig Abb! Elen, Glikey, Boston; schrs Almon Bird, Drinkwi » Rocka Hen- rietta, Lan; ley, Boston (all before ipcorrectly. reported by.telegraph *sailed--Scnrs GW Andrews, Boston; Seguin, Portiand belore Teported). -Arnved, ship Bessie Crosby (Br), Brows, Liver- Pniled Barks Kate Sancton @n, Hilton, a Livernools Rory Fe Petrel (Br), Dwyer, Montevideo; schr e SALEM May 27—Arrived, schrs Cohasset, Baker, Port Sonnpon Lacy Baker, Allen, Rondout; Viola, Ingalls, Sailed. Schr Elvie Davis, Westcott, Philadelphia. 2ath rived, schrs Hampton burren and Leader, Bartlett, Elizabethpor nm, Pendle D1 Johnson; Mors, Bhrader, “Het a prpecom rare New. York: anor aly di Johnson Biisworth tor 46. VINE May'd6—Arrived, briss Peri, Per- kink” Port Johnson fot Per lanzanilla, Benson, Rondout for Newburyport; William R Sawyer, Mitchell, Hoboken for ag schrs Foy ‘treworgy, Ron- (nc) for Boston; L Wentworth, Nake, and ‘Arctie, Whitten, Por: Johnsor for do: Scud, Hallowell, rHobomen tor do; ae ‘mith, Alexandria for do; ‘amorican Eagle, Brown, Elizabethport for Portsmouth; Clar Clark, Port Jolinson for do; Warren, Sinith, do for Bai for: Decatur Oakes Baker, and James Farker, Sr, Kel- ley, Hoboken for Plymouth’; Geo: orge A, Fierce, Kelley, New York for Salem; Chamipion, Bilzabethport for da; Vesta, Palmer, New York tor Rockland, NB; Telegraph, Clark, Rappahannock River tor Waldobor Mailed ihre Convoy, Hazleton, Tot Rising Sun, D& & B Reeves, Robert B Smith, an 1V. ain Kerived, sohes Uncle tery, Lenk say tor Bost nsit, Racket, and Claribel, Nickerson, Phila- Tra dciphin for dot Dr Kane. Blake, Port Johnson Yor do; Eila, Humphrey, New. jarah, Richardson, Ehzabethport for do: wwii uomas, Littlejohn, Hobo: ken for Saco ills, Torrey. New York for Kennebunk ; Fudge. Low,’ Hailowels defor Portsmouth; Georgiat Tong, do tor we baxter, Baxter, do for’ Cornwall a nirew | ters, Leas he Johnson for eras nt, do tor Salem: Geo Wu Sargent, Sargent for Newburyport; Ore ing aniow Webster, do for East Weymouth: Cosve, Pickering: Hunt. ross. Brown; America, Ingratiam jones, Jones, and Ruth $ Hodgdon, Melvin. Rockland for New York; George Prinke 3 Thomaston for do; Ann ‘Bart ny ‘or Philadephia: Potomac, Carver: Gar: diner for do; William Mee, Tice, Hallowell for doy MA MeGahan, Call, Rockport, Me, for Newbern, NC. Sailed—Brigs Peri And Manzanilla; schrs Vesta, Rolling Wave, Warren, Annie B, American. Engl eatin, Oakes, James Parker, Sr, Arctic, Scud, George A Pierce, Siere, Telspreph. . 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[300] 9258. 3444. :, 300] 9420. Ey 3469: -- S300] 9421. Patt 3521. ; 300) 9428, 27269) 3506. .; 300) 9461 27354 Sous 3m] 908. Fees 8721... |300] 9742, 3843. :; 300] 9791. 6A. 8865; .; 1500} 9882; 27601 4015, 99889: 02 4085. 9979) 27866 4121... [300] 9992. 27806, 4124: .; [300] 10045. 147. 300} 0047. Fi 4244... “300! 122221 28006 4248, .. 300110268, 222 28136. 4295. |: 300 122300, sam 4319. 1 22301 128229. phi § 28236, sete ABLEG 4 seeeseeseessneseseese' = one Fe eee ene aeseaeeret area igisigisieie EEECEEEREEEELE NEZ.& CO., abana 10 Wall street. SOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FRO! y of different States: ‘egal everywhere ; sli fo fees in advance; advice ‘ree comm ones ior every State. REDERICK I KIN © ounselier Broadway. A. “A —HERALD BRANCH OFFIC) corner of peut n avenue and Open toms A. Mi % On Bund. BSOLUTE DIVORG OnrAiNRD: FRO FRE ent States: legal everywheres desertion, de. suehe cient caure, Ai Fequired; no charge uiitil di-- vorce granted. Attorney, 19 Broadway,