The New York Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1873, Page 10

e & HE DELAWAE MOBOC, Professor West,,‘the Marderer, Trial/at Dover. .A Sickening “Narrative of the Crime—Prompted by a Des/re for Gain—How the White savage © Killed‘Cooch” Turner, the Negro, Scalped, Skianed and Beheaded Him, and *Leftthe Impression that. the Body Was that of West, Who Had Heavy Life Insurance. 91 v Doves, DEL., Jume 3, 1873, ‘The residents of this quiet little place are on the qué vive of excitement growing out of thpopening “ot the trialof Dr. J. C. West, of thig place, who, the readers of the H&RaLp will remember, com- mitted a shocking murder last December upon q - eo Jones’ honse I saw ené fre fash up & ain, The ", the Loo BE peyg eee oes ‘and ‘dnaily he bi them; and, seeing the train at the @.epot, ‘boarded | tt and went to Delmas; thenve to isbu! id. where he remained until Friézy, when Ne pro- ceeded to Farrington and fatty lered himselt, HIG ANT#OmDENs He ia a man of More ‘han ordinary intelligence, @ gradnate of Dic’cinso‘a College, at which place he studied both law and medicine. His first engage- ment at Dover was as an assistant ina select school, after*whiet he e din the manufacture apeculivr “gas,” for which he claimed extra- of THE sary anid BOULEVARD. ordinary erite ava protessed to have a private | vard Commissioners of 4udson vounty, New Jersey, - recipe. "ihe real pose ee the it seems, was iis nivalation or ite mderrar eoxhilaratin ip it being nothing more than nitrous oxide BE aguisea with a color. He was engaged in he hmanatecvare of this article when he committed thig deed, which in its details exceeds anything ree heretofore recorded in the annals of crime in. 13 Si FREEMASCNRY. 4 ‘Anmual Meeting of the Grand Lodge ot it Free and Accepted Masons— , Zhe New Temple Opened. ‘As announced in the HERALD on Monday she ‘mineteenth annual communication of the Grand “Gooch” Turner, a negro, Gvidently with the in- Ledge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State teation of giving the public the impression that be (West) had died a horrible death while ex-/ gerimenting with “nitro“oxygen gas,” as he terms: \ ‘wn Inventton of hts, The trial will beginZhis mornin; wefore aspecial session of the Court of Oyer and, Terminer for Kent county, holden for-this purpose, ‘and already dgeven A, M.) the streets are dotted, with strangers from the surrounding country, wha ‘ave centeed here to watch a ‘criminal “trial that promises to be one of the most interesting that has ever excited the people! ‘of the State—the more go from the social standing; ‘of the accused Professor and the diabolical mawner 4n which 4ie set about taking off the:poor colored triend and brother, evidently with a view of palm~, “ang his body off as‘that of the perpetzator, so tna: HIS WIFE MIGHT OBTAIN $25,000 of New York was opened with appropriate cere- Monies yesterday, at two o'clock P.M, in the large hall of the pew temple, at the northeast corner of Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue, The temple, though not completed, is sti?) in such @ state as to admitef the main hall being used for the meeting of the Grand Lodge, and it must be ‘remembered that one of the greatest events con- } nected with Masonry is associated with an un-! completed building, and that event has been com- , merated for thousands of yeers by Masons. The , |edditional fact that the present ia the first time; in the annals ‘of New York Masonry that the Grand Lodge has assembled in a building “‘welonging exciusively to the fraternity ofthe State ‘lent an unusual interest ‘to the proceedings. The ‘grand banner of the Order, bearing the legend, +iusurance upoa his life ard jom him im distant parts to reap the benefits oftheir ill-gotten wealth. - The case was called up for-trial atithe regular Fall | session of this Court, but was then postponed till “Holiness to the Lora,” with cherubim supporting * the ark, was placed at the ‘rear of the platform, . While the beehive, cornucopia and-ether Masonic emblems, as well a8 the three great Jights, were In now at the request of West’s counsel. From the;| their appropriate places. lume of West's incarceration he hasyenjoyed mod-* erately good ‘health, has received ‘the kind over sight of Serif Williamson and , the never-ceasing / attentions ‘of a most devoted;wile. ‘Re appears; ‘ hopeful of-acquittal, and yet it%s hard’to see what, Mefence a sane man could posgibly make. This is “one of the peculiar features of/ the case—he is im- pressed'with the ides that he mover commitved any ) real crime, and does not see Way he should*be‘pun: ished, ‘The ‘friends of Wett, whogéarenumerous, are in full sympathy with him, andare hepelul of a favor-» ‘enole 1esuei the case, Thetate bas already sum." moned about thirty witneases, while the defence has about sixty. . A HISFORY OF ‘THE: CRIME. Dr. West, who is aged‘about teenty-Jour yeara, @ Delawarian by birth, and a man. of e@wcation and refinement, has resided in this town farsome years, ‘and was well esteemedby all with whom he became -ecquainted. He. is a ‘man, however, given to ex- periments and.ecientif.c research, apa for over a previous to his .arrest had beem experiment- with a new kind of gas,.the properties and ~onjects of which he carelully guanded from his rs. Hts ostensible business, however, was the cure of pulmonary complaints. About the time Operations: in his laboratory in this place he insured hi favor of his wile or $24,000; and the better to prepare for the werk he had laid out, he reported that the new gas was of such a character that it would remove the skin ‘from. the haman body.and destroy all chanees ot identifica- tion, or even to deve: e the complexion or color ol the body. On several ocensions he invited per- sons into his labornatery and expatiated upon the wonders of his invention, and even in some cases tavited his-visitors te, partake 01.1. No one’s sus- pacion, however, Was aroused uatil Thursday morn- img, December 6, 1872, when the people of the neighborheod were startled by 2 TRRMLVIO. EXPLOSION au the laboratory ef Dr. West. The citizens hur- Tied. to the place, and upon the floor, after tbe fire had been extinguished, was Jound ‘the body oi a man, supposed to be the Preiessor, and subse- quently qmuenvor, ‘The head, ieet and bands were mis: ng and the skin had been peeled irom the flesh, shreds of clothing found near the remains were identified by Mrs, West as her nusband’s, and for a littie time the,people believed that the ingenious West had -dalen a victim to his own invention. A qore careful examination of the premises discovered a large quantity of powder under the floor, meur (he body; and the additional discovery that the limbs had * Deen cut and not blown from the trunk quickly excited.suspicion. Then it was remembered that Mrs. West petrayed but littie sorrow at her be- seaverent, and the fact that West's life was heavily ausured started the authorities on a new theory— viz., that West liad, to use a police term, “PUT UP A JOB? to defraud the insurance companies, and to do ‘which.more successiuly had added murder to his come, The eXamination aiso showed that the skin had been carelully peeled irom the body. The next ining to ascertuin was the name of any one who Was missing and whose body could have been ope- rated upon by the Professor. It was quicaly ascertained that a few days before the explosion West had taken into his employ a colored man named Henry Turner. but more familiariy styled “Gooch” Turner, and a search for him failed to elicit any intelligence ol his whereabouts, Some beheved that “Gooch’’ bad murdered his master, mutilated the body, caused the explosion, and then decamped; wlule tae great mass of the people sus- pled that the negro was the victim and the Pro- fessor the crimimal. The latter theory was foliowed by the officials here, who s00n ascertained that a man, .with his face elosely muilled, a few minutes after the explosion boarded ‘a ireight eo trap bound south, waich had stoppea at this place. Conductor svans informed them that “the man, who a bundle, lett the train at ‘Delmas, ered @ carriage . And Was driven away. from Were he proceeded on foot Ww Salisbury, Where he stopped Thursday hight, purcuased’ ‘a bag, into which he packed Uie contenis of his bundie, and on the following day he appeared at Farmington, ninety miles distant, by strain, At the station he joyned a crowa who w conversing about the case, and, making himself known, cailed Jor a constabie, to whom he sur- rendered, and he was at once conveyed to this place and put in the custody o1 Sheri Hargardine, to whom lie wade & confession of the murder, but claimed that he committed it in self-deieace. ISAAC ©. WEST'S CONFESSION. On the 8th December, before the Coroner's Jury, West wade a full confession, in subsrance as 10 low: ‘He said th: yn Mani the 2d vecembe while taking a bucket of Water to his room in the second story of Kirvin’s Building, Turner oifered vo carry it. He then told lurner he bad some Work lor him. About three in the afternoon Tur- mer wheeled a box to his laboratory, and when he paid him twenty-uve nts “Cooch said, “Boss, you seem t be pretty tush.” They weut down’ (© a bar together and got a dria Turner promised to call later and do some wor é. ter ip the evenmg ‘lurner ent 1 his room, “where West was fixing his gasometer, wien he ¥ had taken to pieces, intending to fasten a siedge- -hammer to the weig Ove of the Weights was a . bolt or piece.of an axle. West says ne had gou & where the bolt was ‘Couch’ picked up te <Damuier and said, “¢ me your pocketvook or 1 zy Will Kili you.” West detaiied’ how he resisted the | attack and killed ooch, soto, He procead: “Tileft ie vody lying there and came up to Wil- dam, apd I got my supper. Did not recur un- tl Dext morning about eleven o'clock. I then thought I would cut up the body aud bury it. I «cutot bis head apd feet with a penkuife and a#kipned sbe body. I had broken several of the sbones with the bolt previously. Went to dinner hat day, but did not return to my room that a: noon, but went to Hazletvilie with a horse and wagon, intending w come back apd take the body away ajter dark. Returned aboat six P. M., brought down 1urner'’s skin 1p the bucket; had a piece of paper over it, The hor wouldn't ict me take it. Iset it down inside the outer door and, locking it, took me horse to the stable. Went to the hote!, pre- pared royself, and about eight P.M. went to the naoms Lo carry off the body in ‘ihe bucket and bury it. West ten detals how he tailed to get any tools to dig 4 graye, and Onaliy resolved to VOX the corpse and stup it on the Delaware Kail- road and then bury it. [t was then late, and he revurbed ty is hotel at eleven P. M., and ‘returned > gboavuine A. M. on Weduesday to find tae remains aAmmeliing badly. About two in the afternoon | took ay Knife aid cut some pieves off the abdomen und * ips and pose of the head. He then mashed tie dead 80 that it could not be recognized, took the “ead down to # limekiln near the ratiroad, put hut did not intend todo Pie on it aud it it back to @ fence, where he ‘ured it in aheap of briars. He wen returned ) ¥ ny room ten o'clock and bad a candle & wo iwo ope jor the purpose of burning . who! ane the other for kerosene. After attempt- Soe Lo bury the skin, and being alarmed by persons in, we street, I returned, melted tallow on tic floor,» “tuck a candle on it; took one foot, and, pour) Wf alcohol over it, set it on fire. I thought tnat » @4uld change the color, and, if it succeeded, J was Wing to spread the skin out on the floor and oust its color also. It failed. If it had suc- < ceded | Wtended to put the skin back on the body and fitit, # Well as { could. The alcohol caught ntified by his-wife as that of the experi- | e smelt it and | About a quarter past two the officers of the Grand Lodge entered to the music of the“Grand Coronation March” by ‘the band, led by Brother William Keating, of St. Cecile Lodge, No. 568. The 3] band then played ‘several pieces of music, after ‘which the Grand ‘Lodge avas purged, and, by direc- tion of the Grand Master, tne Grand Lodge was proclaimed opened in ample form by the dirand Maréhal in tue South, West and East. A “select chorus from New York and Brooklyn, under the direction of ‘the Musical Director, Mr. William F, Sherwin, sang the ode, “Hail! Brother Masons, Hail!” the concluding verse being sung to the air of “God Save the Queen” by the entire audience of some fifteen hundred. persons. Prayer was then offered by the Senior Grand Chaplain, the R. W. and Rey. R. L. Schoonmaker, ot Sing Sing, after which the R.W. James M. Austin, M. D., Grand Secretary, culled the roll of grand eficers and of lodges, which took up con- siderable time. The Grand Master then delivered his annual address. He congratulated the brethren on at last having an edifice of their own in this city. It was an auspicious moment, and marked an era in the history of the Grand Lodge. Reference was made vo the distinguished Masons who had died during the year, the edifices which had been erected and the work Riechg 4 accompished. The Grand Master concluded by alluding to the important interest which Freemasons had in charge, and ex- horted all to be faithiul to their duty. The Grand Secretary made ns report, which the following is extracted Amount recetved,:$61,488 58, as follows:—Dues, Cynenent «M3 an! warrants, $140; degrees, alt; ficates, &c.. $400; from other sources, $25. Nin % ararante IAs vonrs and were nurs | » and one lodge, Constellation, No. 44, had resto NEW LODGES UNDER DISPRNSATION. The following lodges were granted dispensations aur. Cy is from 63, were grants from 714 1 its warra! ing the year:—Kockland, Nyack, Kockland county; Ancient, New York city; Southern Light, Bureport, Chemung’ county: Cautious, “Georgg-owl | Modena; harity Alms, New York city; Anchor. tleton, ‘Rensselaer ; Ez ectady ; Vert . Yonkers, Wes! Gueena and ‘Radiant, Ne and "thirty-five |" lodges There were 5,600) ns during the year; total, 6, mitted, 1,781; Hed, D4; suspenied, 82; stricken from 1 for nun. aymentof dues, 4.493; restored to nember- : died, 606. Total number of Masons in the State x Yashington Heights Lodge, No. 80, surrendered ts Warrant, leaving t65 warranted lodges. Eleven lodges were, incorporated during the year. The Grand Secretary concludes by congratulating the craft on meeting, for the first time in the his aT of the Grand Lodge of New York, ina Masonic owned by the iraternity. The Grand Treasurer then submitted his report, showing that there was no balance left in the treasury, as per resolution of the Grand Lodge, but that he had received on account of the current ear $28,162, Which is on deposit in the National Trust Company. The Grand Secretary then read the report of the trustees of the hall and asylum fund, showing the expenditures to be $167,386 and the receipts $18,101 less. The fund is still indebted In bonds and to the Union and National Trust Companies $271,000, Among the items were the proceeds of the Masonic Fair, $41,005; collected by a young lady in Waterford, $28, and the proceeds of au amateur concert given by R. W. Isaac H. Brow the well known sexton of Grace church, $1, also a large amount collected by the sam brother from different individuais, be eel and non- 2, W. Isaac Phillips the report Committee on Finance, and 8 Grand Lodge given to the Deputy Grand Master, the ladies of the air ant all who had coutributed to the hall and asylum fund; also receiving the money returmed by the Chicago Board of Relief tor the benefit of sard fund. The MW. John L. Lewis then submitted the proposed new constitution to the Grand Lodge and read tus formal report thereon, with tie code of procedure. | The following standing committees were ap- pointed :— ORKDENTIALS OF MenpeRs AND RetcRNs oF Lo! BW. Jemes M. Austin, M.D. and Ws Albert Parker and returas, asfitbatt i shi i Masons, amounting to about $ On motion of M. Gustav Conpimioy oF Masonny—M. "Wa. John L, Lewis. Joseph D. Evans, Clinton F. Pal James Gibson, Isa lips, R. W. Ellwood u AsvLUN—R. Ws. ifenry D, Walker, Be «M. Rowan, Jesse B. Anthony, N Baker, Luther H. Conklin, Chauncy PI A. Brodie, Henry A. Childs, Warkants—R. W, W. Williams '. yd, Willian 7 3 CG. Chittenden, Ro | W. John D, Williams, W. Sylvester S. Willard, Josial | Curtiss, Frederick Held, Finance—R, 2 Edmund L, Judson, Richard Hunting- nt. Mew ton, W. William B. Accounts oF i nEens—W, Eli ! GRIEVANCES—R, Clark and Waite Prixtinc—W. John F, Baltwin. KPRESENTATIVES Van N. Douglas, W. William’. ann Pay oF Williamson Wood ‘ottin. Gideon D. Pond, Elonzo N. Stone and ConstiTUTION AND BYLAWS oF Lopars—R. W. James M. Dudley, W. Ei Kuapp H, Thomas NrINisHED BU J J. Leavitt Lam: bert and John E. Leonard, | Cnaxiry—M. W. » W. Simons, R. W. Henry A. Levi M. Gi rank M. Hop! Samuel C. KAN Leercres—W. James E. Morrison,John D. Prince, William H, Darlin, James R. Draper, Jobn A. L | Remer, Jolin W. Vrooman, Henry 6. Wilcox, Edwin A, Loder and William M. Lester. | Avreats—K. W. Andrew A, Suffern, Orlando D, M. Horace 8. Taylor, John J. Gorm an and Joseph B, | The eiection of Grand OMcers was made the | special order for Thursday at two P.M. Brothers | Join Mahon and Ll. Gaul were re-elected re- porters tothe Grand Lodge. the former for tie eighteenth and the latter for the third time. Adjourned to nine o'clock this morning. FRE IN ELM STREET. Nine Buildings Damaged—Loas $45,000. A fire broke out yesterday morning in the three story frame building at the rear of 40 Elm street, that caused | considerable damage. The house was occupied by Willian Tyrell, carpenter and builder. In a short time | the dames extended to the adjoining buildings—1%4, rear; 188, front and rear, and 142 Elm street, and to 11, 13,15, 27, rear, in Crosby street. Gustav ©. Hertel, weiss beer | brewer, ow and occupier of the building in the rear of 134 Elm street, suffered a loss on the house of $25,000. Holricht & Schott, brass finishers, who occupy the four story frame house in } the rear of 133 Elm street, it suffered a toss on stock amounting to $1,000. The building, which is prop: erty of Kobert baldwin, was damaged to the extent ot ). Willium Tyrell, who rented the three story jouse in Wi the fire originated, lost prope: ty v ACLU. The building belongs to the Brown was ‘injured to the extent of 6000, or 8 Bol muanutacturers of Tuikish oftomans ne pecupled the first Hoor of the three story brick bai n street, ront, sustained a damage (2 their stock of $20). The building belongs to GzorT coat, and was damaged to the extent of $300. | Adjoining this houxe is the brick tenement 184 kim street, front. It was dam. aged to tbe extent of $90. The property belongs to Kob- Another tenement, @ six story brick, in ‘Crosby. street, the ‘property. of Robert B. ed to the extent of $1000. Thre ¢ rear of 13, 18 and 17 Crosby street, ay Burke, were damaged to the extent of $500. They were oooupled Jn the third floor by Arthur Keanmont, dyer and refinisher, whose loss was $1,200. Baker & MeKinaa, who occupied the second floor ass Manutactory of military goods, sustained A joss of $6,000 O. 8. Kassell, mattress manut aren who fire, but | Was unable to pnt it out with my 4 J gathered up the skin, feet hati fants \ in my hands, and got # tearing that the fre would catch the oer i wie, and waiked towards Pine hiethodiat grave,‘ard. J saw that the fre had gone out. Alter . ae got away some distance, rtarted to rewrn, was afraid, knowing the undic was on tie ot iehen t gut up sear Mra, Oj i em an Off ‘Engine Company No, 80, re- orner of Chariton and Hudson streets, and of Engine Company No. 29, residing at 2/7 Spring wt were seriously injured by falling virem tne walls white the. fire was in progress. ‘They were removed to their homes by the police of the Fourteenth precinct. Fire Marshal stekion wil lold an UnveniigaUon juto ie cause of Lue UME toe. siding at the Edward Nilholm, forem | India Celtic the meeting—the report of the Committee on boca- tton—was called up. Petitions im favor of three locations had been considered, and these locations . were the eastern, the ceatral and the western. Not one of these would cross the Court House. The HBRALD Struck & keymote, however, that could pot ‘safely be disregarded when it set forth the great benefite that would accrue te the county of Hud- gon in general, and to the Judges, Sheriff and ‘county and county officers in particular, if the rickety old Court House were demolished. To croas the tine of this structure a slight divergence would be necessary, and the Commissioners yielded with a Rood arene, gtace te the force of the sug-.’ gestion. The following one report in full :— Your committee, appointed to look over the various suggestions that ave been “ottored by citizens and prop- owners in regard to the location, width and extent of the Hudson Gounty avenue, beg leave to poports — That they ere carctully cot commaoree she numerous suggestions and find seme of them signed by persons owning a large amount of property, and are of 30 rea- character that it appears to just that some hee f given ‘them. Sone the communications arc of great length and are of a very intelligent ome ay a westion of width has already been settled ission, and the commilitee ls re- lieved fromele consideration’ of that point. question of location, a8 gathered from the papers referred ty the committee, is the next to be considered, and, after look: ing, “over, the diverse | views of | those | wio have went in ‘suggestous, your committee have come to the ‘conclmsion” that the line of avenue © shoakl bt aes from the Morris Canal south through the city of Bayonne, widening on the Sigerig side, toa polut near the New Jersey Central Railroad, a detor Shen made to the west ntral fa Belge, and following ave- hue Bto the Mil Von Kull." From the intersection of avenue C with the Morris Canal the avenue should run northerly in a direct line to the intersection of street wand Myrtle avenue, as shown on the map accotupanying this report, thence. through Rose street and CGE i ¢ same direction tal! it strikes Grand street (formerly Ocean avenue), where the same craton over tie track of the Newark aad New York ital. Fond, thence through Grand street (ormerly Ocean ave nue) to the front of the stone church now being erected, Known as St. Patrick’s church; thence across the lands giMr. James M Barrows to Crescent avenue and tollow- ing the same to its interrection with Belmont avenue, thence curving a little to the east, reaching thé Sntersection of Palisade avenue and "Storm avenue through Palisade avenue to reach the beginning of Bal "win avenue, through Baldwin avenue toa point where the same bends to the eastward, thence ina direct line Across to thy intersection of Oakland avenue and Newark avenue, as shown on the map accompanying this report, leaving Allen's Hotel on the westerly side at that point and passing. through, Oakland vavenue ‘to Prospect, street, thenee continuing ith a curve to the West reaching M. venue, through Man- hattan avenue old r as” shown onthe map, through the old ‘roud_nestwerly to tstntere section with Nelson avenue; through Nelson avenue to the intersection of Malone street and the Bergen Wood Toad; through the Berg. road to a point where the line of Division street or Lincoln street, as laid dwn on the new map of West Hoboken, would Intersect with Bergen Wood road, ‘being at. the southerly line of the Schutzen Park; thence running easterly and following the line.ot said ‘Division or Lincoln street to the Bergen A line road; thence in an easterly direction across the lands of ‘the Hoboken Land and Improvemeut the Hackensack turn- pice, avenue and the Bull's jerry road; thence following the line of the Bergen furnpike, more oF less, until it intersects with Sunnyside avenue, near the berry property; thence turing northerly and following the line of sunnyside avenue to and across the lower or Bull's Ferry road into the lands of Denning Duer; thence curving gradually westerly Until the line (alls th with the Bull's Ferry road, ator near Blum street, inthe town of Union; then following the Line of me Bull's erry road, the nortuerly line or the coun ‘This location will satisfy a larger number of and Property owners than any other that has bee gested. A large petition from Cros the Central Railroad that we adopt the old line of avenu for the eustesly line through the old city. of Be! a very large number ask for the adoption ot Cent hue through old Hadson City, ora line east ot Central avenue. “Another calls for Nelson avenue, om the westerly side of the county, The schutzen Park owners ask that at reach the park at some point and. very la tion signed by owners of more a thousand acres of valuable property. nek that the be crossed there, and the Bull's Ferry road be Company, until it crosses between Hudson oe adopted to the line of Bergen county. “All ofthese sux. | eations are adopted by this line. All of the school houses and engine houses are avoided by this line, m factno public bullding Is removed except the oll Court House, and the removal of that, we believe, will be a gain Father than loss to the county, A of whic < TeB TON HUME Nie, SAMUEL C. NELSON, | Committee. PETER HENDERSON, S Afver a protracted debate the report of the com- mittee was adopted. The same committee was in- structed to have a preliminary = prepared, and this map will, in all probability, be ou file in the office of the Commissioners at the expiration of ten days. When it is considered that the map will em- brace the entire couuty—a length of sixteen miles—the expedition in completing it will be preciated. The cost 1s limited to $500, @ compara- Uvely.m.derate sum, indeed. If the Commissioners pursue a similar policy 0! economy in the periorm- unce of the great work before them they will re- ceive support and encouragement from every quarter. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, TGH WATER, Sun rises. 4 90] Gov, Island...morn 2 54 Sun sets. 726] Sandy Hook..morn 2 09 | Moon sets.. Hell Gate. morn 4 39 | OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, Sauls, | Destination. “Office. Caledonia jJune 4../Glascow....|7 Bowling Green Minnesota June 4..|Liverpoo Kronprl une 4.:| Bremen, June 5..|Liverpooi June 5..]Hamow Chy ot Sook June 7../ Liverpool Greece. i June a - | Glasgow. «| Bremen. :161 Broadway. :|29 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green -12 Bowling Green, 61 Broadway 45 Broadway. pool, (19 Broadway: Lives boot .|69 Broadway, L 15 Broadway. Bowling Green Rowling Green ansa. City of Bristol ‘|Liverpooi..|i5 Broadway. | Cimbria. -|Hamburg [61 Broadway. Liverpool. [69 Broadway. o Liverbool..|19 Broadw: Pereire ..! June 28,.|Havre.....:168 Broad wi * PORT OF EW YORK, JUNE 8, 1873. CLEARED. Steamship Ernst Moritz Arndt (Ger), Dreyer, Stettin via Hayre—Chas Kammelsberg & ( at nship Wilmington, Holmes, Havana—W P Clyde Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, Savannah—Marray, Ferris mship Wyanoke, Couch, Nortolk, City Point and Richmond.Old Doninion Steamship Co. Steamship, Fania, Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steamship Co. Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston—H F Dimock. Ship Her Majesty (Br), Curtis, London—Chas L Wright Co. Ship Sir ven Wallace (Br), Coleville, London—Ar- kell, Tutts & oohip ‘Annie Gray (Br), More, London—Arkell, Tufts & 0: Bark La Place (Ital), Pascondola, Cork or Falmouth—A P gresta, Bark Louise (Ger), Gerham, Stettin—Funeh, Edye & Tiark Skjold (Nor), Henricksen, Stettin—Fanch, Edye & perk, Vidsjaaen (Nor), Frudsen, Christiana—Funch, ndye Wark Isaae Hall, Colcord, Bordeaux —J 1 Winchester & Hark Adeline © bot. Adams, Colbourne, Clenfuegos—A Ab ig Don Quixote, Munroe. Stettin—Hand & Swan. pei Heidahi (Nor), Henricksen, Lubeck=Tetens & eck m: a gaara ast, with Francklyn. Jone 1). con, of Wi to G haan an oS | me tee steamer, ponad. v.crael gmin, oe, Yoon, ole, May and Located. at Last-An Aveane Sixteen Miles | ?\S.msnbp vitie du Havre (Ep, Surmont, ayre, and Long—The Rivkety 014 County Court Kensie, Jane's 24M, came in calition Ya ark cure: | 3 ‘indsor, Hf, seh was aac! baad wae einem he ce mae eae | See 2 mk : gd ‘afl ‘saved and brought t, the city on the If another tmstance of the “mysterious influence amet. cl Phillips, Mra Cruz May 21 and of the HERALD” were wanting, the Board of Boule- wayana na aaa wi nett endo tad Demengere wr "Alexandre # arenth Morro orton, Ravan, Mi with yesterday furnished itn their deliberations. ‘They | mdse acai Greer Gigde 4 Co. Atay Prats: a © | met in the McPherson building, on the hill, at two, | 14522 lon ta exchan ntevideo: June hae o'clock im the aftermoon, and the chief business of = . iotiaee Hatten NE gales, axtended. wit consecutive hours. Hamilton Bormainl, May. paieranee iat ba ie rade and pa akeman. Richmond, Cuy Point and Nort folk, with ane ‘and passengers Hark Nepeun (us, Ryman, Newcastle March 2%, with Bark Hotene (Nor), Larsen, Cork 42 days, in ballast, to Pk Kamera Qhristopherven, Bordeaux 82 ark Esyerand (Nor), (Fanch, 2d be ey Fist, “Crowell. Bu enon gS res ae By with Sree, £0, o8 met Pet \ineine ‘Alexandria (Da (Dan, Verdes ‘st Grokx iu osm ‘wat r, mol rum and 3 passengers to werk Sophie (Re Henbare, Havana ii days, with by reg ey Caruana, Johneon, Saguas days, with to, Waydelh & Co. Ki seatk Bag oc, Geyer, Clenfuegos 14 days, with sugar wer BP Ni Hoping Seville ApriL3, with cork, bo, me fo tal), arc Nantes 108 days, Es Gibral- wit a peal it to ys tig Liate “ittloweh, Dow, Cardenas 15 days, with su- ear te to 0 gat Zittlosen, aria Wheeler (of St George, Me), bach a genus, is Fad with sugar to Sola Bros; vessel to 8 C rie int on (of Bt Marys River, NB), Dunham, Hali- lays, with mdse to D R De W Sehr Diplowa, Pinkham, Port au Paix 12 days, with wood to Kunha pent Maud, Heblnvon, Cardenas 10 days, with sugar to Sehr Kothen. Hirandthurg. Aux, Cayes 19 dave, with Loewood and ect Becker & Co; vowel to Young, sieht Lovie Amen Wooster, Savannah 10 days, with 80 'y (of Boston), Ramley, Darien, Gai 10 days, with lumber to Wilder Sclir Idabella, Fisher Wilmington, NO, 7 days, with na- val stores to E 8 Powe! Passed Throw wh Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Tillie, Euey, New London for New York, ors. with mdye and Dassen Catharine Morris (Br), Dunn, Windsor. NS, for New York, with Dlaster wo Crandall, Bértoaux & Co, Brig Union Star (Br), Coffill, worth for New York, 9 days, with plaster to HJ De Wolt & C Sehr Mi Mary Grace (Br), Pettis, Windior NS, for New York, 9 days, with plaster to D R'De Wolf & Co. Schr John Moulton, iercray, Windsor, NS, for New York, with plaster to order Sehr Lizzie Leighton, St George for New York, witrlumberto order 4 Sober none ‘Cummings, St George for New York, with umber to ordé Schr George Gillum, Halligan, Rockland, NB, for New York. with mone ‘to Marcunt Cb Schr Henry Lemmnel, Jarvis, Somerset for New Y Schr Chillian, Ferris, Portland for New York, ‘with ams ber to Grimshaw & Co. Schr Union, i Peeas Bangor for New York, with lumber to Peterson & C Schr Abner TavIor, Dodge, Bangor for New York, with lumber to Creed hr Decatur Oakes, Baker, Plymouth for New York. mK Windsor, NS, for New York, 0. Schr C A Levien, Clark, Henry A meenee. Hudson, Hartford for New with plaster to De Wolf ‘Selir @ A Hayden, Hayes, Sands River for New York, schcits Romeo, Landell, — for New York, with lumber Dre one Jane, Rogers, Rockport for Newark, with staves to °'Sohe Herbert Manton, Buell, Boston for New York, with lumber to Simpson & Clap) ‘Schr G Rochen, Brown, Rockland for New York, with Ime to Candee & Pressey: Scar R Leach, Pendleton, Bangor for Hoboken, with Tambgt to ord Bytom “Dale, Calais for New York, with lath to Boardman & Co. r Sarah, Br rownlow, Rockland for New York, with lime to J. Browne Co, Sehr Eliza J Staples, Needles, Calais for New York, with lath to Claflin & Schr saxon, Clark, Providence for New York. Sehr Nellie Brown, Higgins, Gardiner for Philadelphia, with ice to order. Schr American Eagle, Shaw, Portamouth for New York. *qhcht Mary Lymburner, Boston tor New York, with boné 0 order. Schr A F Kindberg, New Haven for New Yor! (Schr HG Knight, ‘Bradshaw, Tockiand for New York, with lime KB yecnt Joseph Marshall; Duffy, New London for New Schr Enterprise, Mott, Re Schr Francis J Murray, n for New Yor! vis, Bridgeport for Haver- stra ‘Schr Palladium, Rvder, New Bedford for New York. Schr Dolly Varden, bien, Calais tor New York. with lumber to SImpson & Ciapp. nan, Crocker, Boston for Woodbridge, NJ. , Stanley, Portland for New Yor! Schr Hickory, Mapes, Little Rock for New York, Schr Nathaniel Holtnes, Wright, Woodbridge for New ‘Selir Rhinebeck, Avecy, New London for New York. Schr Nellie Grant (new), Ellsworth tor New York, with mmiber to Brett, Son 4 Schr MJ Laughton, Bonnett, Rockland for New York, Rehr Aibatros. Fisher, Bath, Mer tor New York, with lumber to order. Schr Samuel Ferris, Young, Ellsworth for New York, with lumber to Wilson'& Godtre Schr Fish Hawk, Hayes, Wickford for New York. Sehr G 8 Markle, Bishop, New Maven for New ‘Mruns- wie Sehir Carts Goodwin, Lewis, New Haven for New Brunswick, N Sehr Minérva, Brightman, Fall River tor New York, acedale, Caswell, New London tor New York. Schr Ann Dole, Bunce: Providence for New ork, yhchr Jennie Rodgers, Rodgers, Fall River tor New or! Schr lampton, Mitchell, Portland for New York, with lumber to Simpson & Clapp saachr Jesse Walllamnson, “ir, Hoyt, Portsmouth for Port johnsot Behe Franklin, Chadwick, Thomaston for New York, with lime to J B'Haviiand, Schr Ann Eilza, Cox, Rockport for New York, with stone to order, Schr Geo A Pierce, Kelly. Salem for New York, Schr Evelyn, McCloskey, Brookhaven for New York, Schr Reading RR No 4%,"Gandy, New Haven for Phila- | Rockland for New York, with chr F lime to Candee & Sehr S L Thomp Schr Hudson. Pos to J B Haviland. Sept Bobert i Smith, ‘owe, Providence for Rondont. , Rockland tor New York, wit lime ickerson, New Bedtord tor New * Rehr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Portchester for New York- Schr AJ Willams, Morrell, Stamtora tor New York. BOUND BAST. Barker, New York tor Solertelje Bark Canada (Br), (Sweden). Brig Long Reach, Martin, Amb Schr Kate Scranton Sehr Entire, Kim Sebr E Waterman, Schr EN fownsend, dene ence Mngste © Sraealaes Smith, Columbia for Cohas- w York for New London. ethport for Providence. tor Portland, ort for Fall River. , Hoboken tor Provi- y for Bath. Providence. I River. Rondout for . Blizabethport tor Provie tS E Nash, Day, ene vimily ‘alice, de ect Jane M Brainard, Hull, Kingston, Ja, for New Ha- Hutehins« "Schr Lottle Wells, Rondout for Providen Schr JT Weaver, Reynolds, Rondout tor New Haven. Steamer Galatea, Gale, New York tor Providence. SAILED. for Havana; Holland, Lon ey Richmond, &c; barks Gras Rotterda: ; Martin W "Breit, Card Columbus, Bre leland, Naples; pisnstaes nore ; bri Harry Aubrey, Barbados; Mary Ida, coa; Insulan, Stock! Wind ats Steamships Wilmington Virgo, Savannah; Wyano nset SE. Marine Disasters. sa-For particulars of the sinking of bark Curacoa see news columns, Steamsnir Petynsnong (Br), Black, was to come off the dock May 31, and leave Be rmuda in'eight days for New ‘ork. Suir Jony O BAxer, Spear, at Philadelphia from Havre had strong westerly winds and lost some sails, Bark James Mavny (Br), from Musquash, NB, tor Queenstown, before reported ashore at the foriner port, was exainined by the portwardens on the 30th ult. They found the bark lying in the mud flats, tull of water, with rail split and broken, waterways Apparently ‘much opened, and considerably strained ail over. i recom: mended that cinload be discharged ‘nnd. topgaliant down. and royal yards ndeavor to get her off and bring her ty that ‘% John, XB, to Lye for rept m Bu at Norfolk, from New York, reports:— Cape Henry, Captain Gale, while going Brig Thompson (Br), Menzies, Gibraltar for or- ders—G F Builey. Bui ‘Nebr D W Saunders, Smith, St Vincent—Middleton & ie ehr Laura Pride (Br), Alexander, Baracoa—Brett, Son é aa oir Antelope (Br), Winters, Aux Cayes—D R De Wolf phcht Equator (Gr, Ranger, Harbor Island—James meas. NB—P I Nevius & oa Nelson (Br), Wrignt, St John, pa. pear Mollie, Atherton, Fernandina, Fla—Fed Frye & jschr Louisa Smith, Webber, Orange Bluft—J H Win chester & chr Abby K Bentley, Mehast Mi Bentley, oneh ae vis ch i Neng reeet,. hr Ben, Davi ington, 2 § Powell. Senr Adolph Hugel, Meck Richmond XbnO Schr Belle Brown, Baltimore—W. Gates. as Schr Hero, Baker 3 RW Ropes & G wecht Tabitha & Mannan, Dill, YHartiord=:Perguson & ait. Kicharas, Foriadelpnide mer Tacony, Nicnois, wots Fuiladeipma. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITES®ONR TELEGRAPH LINE. ship Sootla (ir), Lott, Liverpool May 24 and down 26th, with Todee ‘and Dussengers to OG ra Mweamnilip Greece (Br), Thome Liverpool May 21 and gueensiown Zid, wilh indse "and Passenyers w FP Wd "steamship Samaria (7), Uarsett, Idyerpool May 20, and y 31, 9 A) Beware to save a water cask, was Washed off vy sea and drowned. Every exertion was made by the mate to save him, but without succe Scun Francis © Sarr, betore reported damaged by being ashore on Goshen Reef, lett {4 w London Tet inst in tow of steamboat Gen Burnside for Cold Spri but was obliged to return to port, She sprung a leak and was nearly fall of water on her arrival. She now lies on the flats near the faoroed bridge, but will be pumped out and taken on the railway at New London for repairs. Sone Awnre Cornten (Br), Peck, from St John, NB, for New York, put back to the former port 30th ult fot re- daira, having been in collision on tne the off West Oud. dv Head, with schr Gamma, of Machii and ni main rail broken, mainsail badly torn, both dobsta: chains carri away and mainmast sprung. She will have oe dios in anew mainmast, A portion of the cargo will be wed anne Cares Eaton (of Boston), owned by Messrs Rrown cai OR Ba gat ashore oi. Cape bay and will nore osm Orew suved, ‘she Was on her it eland on @ hallibut trip. ins Rcun OLiveR Jamncon, from Elizabethport for Boston, at New London leaking, ts being discharged of her cargo ot rf Tron. and will then be taken up on the ways ler Prot Roa Roxuxn, Daroos, No 7, reports June 1, 15 miles ENE of Five Pathom Bank ‘lightabip, passed ‘6 sunken schr with topmasts above water. The cargo of steamship Memphis (Br), for Liverpool, hich ‘returned "to. New Oricant May with propelie? disabled, had ali been discharged on The othe the bulk cargo (corn) was ail taken out in good order. Byamupa, May 27—Tho work on the ship Beaumaris Castle, in consequence of untnverable weather, in pro- roasing slowly. The ship is resting, as it were, on an melined plang, the. bow? beine at high ‘tie,’ ‘m0 four and a bail ieet further out ot water th n wh 4 delphia, sehr Katie Mitchell, Eastman, Gardiner for New York, with lumber to Creed Bros Sch's E Jones. Handy, Boston for New York. Schr Hattie Lou, Sheran, New Haven for New York. Schr Grace Cushing, Bailey, Gardiner for New York, with lumber to Smith & Sehr Yarmouth, Baker, Providence tor New Yor! Schr Cltizen, Sinith, Portand tor New York, with lum- ber to order. Schr solon, Howard, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candee & Pre i 1 a heavy list to port; vessel hove up on the port side, main | Atughoat bas gone irom st | Hutte’ N tha —-) oan Soa Worth "4 aixty ae barrels ber minute, wth ie tha? would adinitof «supply greater than the dis- “nas 7 br Jane (Br), was driven ashore by eee Nee ardent Cane Pringe award Island, May uy, 4 rag! ey ‘on bourd, 4 of whom perished from rth ing Tew ‘days. Tt a nd oth fone fhe vator and other machine: will b be badly i cargo (360 tons of eab. will be a total as she dumped ftout near P Point Judith. Legg Portianp, Me, June 2—Sehr Harry L Whitton, before re- ported sunk’ in ‘Kennebec River and afterwards raised, Yas towed into Portland on Sunduy.. No material dam- ace. “Will go on the railway for repairs. Miscellancous. The purser of the steamship Scotia, from Liverpool, has our thanks for favors. The purser of the steamship Morro Castle, from sava- ‘na, has our thanks for favors. Purser AC Clark, of the steamship Albemarle, from Bermuda, has our thanks for favors. ed that Thatcher ea has purchased two- ship Swallow, for 8 is 1209 ton bY, »; also ‘aie party, one-thir¢ pf ship Herald of the Morning, for $11.167 (the HH of the M Meliord, ant. owned in. Boston). Sant Daniel Bi Bradgord has hou one-eighth of bark Ne~ Remiah Gideon 74l tons), for ‘will command The NG Ie ¢ fine vessel ft, built at east Bouton mn by Saris smith Schr Rockus (08 tone), of ‘Taunton, has has fonw), of Boston, Dalit at Wiscasset in 1831 ix understood to have changed hands at $2100—[Boston Post}. Launomep—At Baltimore May 31, from the yard Mena Sencha Bromrsseamenty Waleggh, unt Yor the. Baltimore and Wilmington (NO) line. The Raleigh is a firat class steamer in every purticulay, and while havin alarge carrying opactt draws but a molerate amount of water, #0 a8 to De able to cross the Southern bars at all seasons. She bout 400 tons burthen, and will be rigged aga three-masted vewel. Her machinery and interior finish is to be completed as soon as possible, and she will ere long be placed on the line in connection with the other fine vitae pate ‘The Raleigh, itis un- derstrod, ‘will be commanded by Capt Oliver, who super- ded her constructiot Galals Sou ult bark Philip Fitzpatrick, before no- teed. She is about 750 tons. Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedford Jane 1, bark Lagadg, Swit. North Pacific Ocean, Ban Francisco Dec 11, with §? iso arrived atdo lat, Dark Stambonl, Mitchell, I lan iso arrived at do Ist, dari mboul, 1e] indian n, St Helena April 3, with 590 bbis sp, 130 do wh ana 8 by bone. Also arrived at do June 1, bark Mermaid, Horan, dian Ocean, "le ake Pha Feb 3, with 1200 bbls § oll, all told. Spoke March 7, lat ion 47 25 E, rl Charles W Morgan, Tinkham, with, 900 bie, alt told: Maren 6 i fiv't7 Son 46 19 bark John Daweon, cock, NB, 150 4 Cleared at do24, bark Desdemona, Davis, for tho At- At Aux Cayes May 15, schr RH Hatfiold, Fro \f ux . a er or Provincetown, recruiting. say Spoken. Bark ne te Aughes, from Liverpool for Boston, May \ tae OD Blake (Br), Gavi ‘ges New York for St , Johns, PR: May 1s 10037" lon BS Brig Alpha (Br),'6 a8 days tro from Capesot Virginia for Porto bag May 24, iat 80 be ig Annie (Br), from — for St John, NB, June 1, lat 301 n 74 40, ey pile boat Aanund Driggs, No Americat berg letter W in centre, May 24, |. . bound 8, showing a wile flag, with a Schr ita, Of Gainesville, sleering 8, May 22, lat 29, lon Foreign Ports. Axor, April10—In port ship Ada (Br), Asais, for Tlofto, to load for Boston or Now York; bark Adelia, MeCaslin, Sranxcino, PR, May 19—In port brig Wm McKeen (Br), Wolf, for Baltimore, ia: Pe A on Aux Cayks, May 'I5—in port schre Ringdove, Madge, tor New York 1th; 3 T Frazier, Plummer, tor do, wig. Bavty Stairs, April 1—in port ship Nightingale, Cut- ter, from New York for Shanghae. Bermupa, May 19—Cleared, bark Ne Neptune (Nor), Plog- hott (from Bremen), Philadelphia; ‘th, schr Minnie Cronan, Collins, New York. Sailed 271 ort You ope bark Eliza Barss (Br), Vesey, New York. May 30, steamship Petersburg (Br), Blaik, for 7 4—Arrived, brig Oak Point (Bn, How- ince. ard, Aspinwall: achr Helena (Hr), Port au Pri Sailed oun, Darks Snowdon, Wocd, and M # Chapman (Br), Eve, Néw York. Canpenas, May 26—Arrived, brig Gporge Harris, ay Stowers, riladeiphia, Salied 24th, athe Abbie N Franklin, Holbrook, north of Hinqnereau (Br), Robinson, do; brigs Clara T Kiam tletadden, eagua; Lowisa Brice (ies, Witten New York (since spoken), schr Kittie Stevens,’ north o atteras, Hauavna, June 1_Arrived, steamship Vandalia (Ger), Franzen, New prt 6—Sajted, park F.C Clark (Br), Met- Hono Kona, XM cali, Manila, to load for New York or Boston (betore in- correctly reported in a port 12th), In port A) line 17, ships Dragon (Br), McClernon, and Sumatra, lien, ‘for San Francisco: Jean Sands (Br), favour, une; barks Alden Bease, Besse, and Ferdinand mm (Ger),’ Ross, for San Francisco? Sea Mew (Br), ‘an, from Shanghae, arrived 16th, to loaa ior San neiseo. (before sincorreetly: reportéd” In port 12th); Forward (Bp), Whyte, tor Portland, O: Rose M (Br), Skel- fon, unes scht otland, Holcomb, ‘from Kalutan Island, arrive Havana. May 24-Atrived brigs Isidora, Ronda, (Br), Plummer, Portland; 25th, H eeler, Bacon, zoth, Amy A Lane, Carver, New York 27th, sents: ip St Louis (Bn, Roberts, Liverpool, 1oF dl salted 28th: 82 “hr Helen Hastings (Br), Carte Rorough; 28th, steamanip Tapoahannock, Peniiington, ns; bark LT Stocker, Tyler, Bos Neuiled 28th brigs W Gordon (BE, Meikle. New York; Kodiak, Downing. do via Cardenas: 26th, barks Jonathan Chase, Oliftord, New York; 27th, Annie Augusta, Turner, more via Cardenas; T K Welden, Gordon, Sagua; scur Tempo (Br), Scott, ia BART ee ALIFAS, June 2—Sal st ustrian ir). Ritchie irom Livernool), Baltim . Salled 3d. steamship Nestorian tBr), Watts, Liverpool via St Johtis, Lrvanroo.. tr 2 Arrived. steamshins Sarmatian (Br), Wyle, Que h Manitobai (ir), Wylie, Montreal. mintoon, NS May 2%—Arrived, ship ‘Herbert Beech (Br), Crosby, Liver ool, E. MALaca, May Id—In port bark Hermann (Ger), Rieck, for New York. MuLnounst, about May 17—Arrived, ship Whittier, Swap, London. Mayaaurz, about May 1S—In port,brigs Eugenia, Larra- e, for Baltimore, Ide; Rachel Cotiey, Coney, trom do, II, Thompeon, from New York, do: Maggie 8 (Br), Ivrian, for Boston, ldg; Tula, Reed, Newburyport, just arrived, Bailed about 15th, brig Mary E Dana, O'Neil, paren. Maraszas, May 4—Arrived rigs Alice Starrett, Hoop- Shit hiladelphing Toronto CBr). Campbell, St Thomas: 26th, barks Orchilla, Havener. New York; Ann Elizabet Phelan, Philadeiphta; brige Annie Batchelder, Steelman, do; Acclia Thurlow, Gallison, New York ; Antelope, Rum: bail, Cardenas; 27th, Anita Owen, Pettengill, Aspinwall; schr Edna Harwood, Harwood, Baltimore. Sailed 24th, bark Zulma (Br), Peterson, Baltimore; rigs Merriwa, Downs, New York;'San Juan (Br), Mai north of Hatieray; schr Beta, Brown, Philadelphia; 201 bark Pleiades (8r), Fields, Baltimore; brigs Deborah Soule, Soule, New York; Caroline Eddy, Veazic, and W II Bickmore, Kickmore, north of Hatteras. TRAL, May $1—Cleared, steamship Corinthian (Bi), OW. ney, CB, Mav 23—Arnived, bark Jag B Duffus Liverpool, Piemoutn, E, June i, 2 PM—Arrivea, steamship Hol- satia (Ger), B irends, New York tor Hainburg (and pro- cer PRoGKeSO, May 25—Arrived, brig Oliver Cutts (Br), Nel- son, Port au Prince for New York. ySalled 20th, bark ‘Trait d’ Union (Br), Ballou, New yt MOT RpoNTA. CB, May 2%—Arrived, bark M E Corn- ing (Br), Hughes, London, tohitOUs May 26—Arrived, schr RP Reynard, Hall, Bos- af umexerows, June 1.7 PM—Arrived, steamship, Wv0- a (Br), Price, New York for Liverpool |, City ashington (Sr, Lochead, do'for do; 10 PM, Calabria McMickan, do for do. ee, May $1—Arrived, steamshy Erl King (Br), Me- barks Cavour (Nor), Nielsen, Cardiff 20—Sailed, ship Cora, Coombs, Galle. 12—In port bark John H Pearson, Taylor, rk, arrived 10th. 14x, April U—In port barks Adele, Mills, for Foo- chow and back; Chieftain, Mack! ine. Swatow, April Il—In port ray ‘Talbot (Br), Simmons, for New York; bark Windward, Stannard, for San Fran- cisco, Saqua, May 23—Arrived, brigs Johanna, Peterson, Car- denas; Manilue (Br). Nichols, Matanene Ly Sailed aa eae Shamrock, Dow, New Yor rk, Srp) ey ‘Arrived, bark Geo Peabodv (Br), wilton, ‘Eiverjool it JOHN, ay 30—Put back, schr Annie Currier (ry. Peek, for NewYork inee Disasters) Arrived lst, sehr Alert Gleared Stet ship Eliza Yarwourn lay 22. Hanson, Wilmington, NC American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 31—Sailed, schrs E R Kirk, Jersey city; $8 Harding, Bos APPONAUG, May ‘Meoarrived, schr Harriet Thomas, Lane, Georgetown, DC. June 1—sailea, schr CG Cranmer, Cranmer, Phitadel- hia, PROSTON, Jane 2—Arrived, steamers vig Ap- Rola, Loveland, Baltimore "via Norfolk; Norman, ogee, znaesetn ess Panth ae ai + _Ne- r Bearse, York; Excel mes, Aigoa ‘Bay, “Can, via Mose Bay Andrea Mig- no. iutalh. Lubano, Plymouth, i ngs ry E Dana, Neil, ba Atala ( i Matheson, Ar: Foye, L , Royal Mont. Alexandria; Manson, pian: do; I HW Bshaw, Shaw; ; po. Jones, Baltimore. Everett (Br), Denni«: Dublin. eared, Dark Bertha (Ger), Ma; PR; Ben Addie it a schrs, Hoitgdon, A Hattie son, Haltimore, Hauie @ wright, La ad ov Bu Harmon Curtis, Curtis; Rad ley. Crowley; Martha, Shaw: Annie” Tibbetts, cu N Miller, Miller, Philadelphia; Ann A Caril, Crowell, Elizabethport; New. Zealand, Haskell, and J P ‘Wyman, Perry, Port Johnsons Wihie Harris, Young, and Ann 7 Sipple, Hiker. Hoboken G M Partridge, Bunker, and Thomas Brown, Ron- Gout; HM Simmons, Bush, Clinton Point, NY. Cleared Steamers Olympus (Br), McDowell, Liverpool Glaucus, Bearse, N barks Sarah B ‘Kingsbury, Waterhouse, Bemarara. lien Stevens, How, Cardenas Fisk, Georgetown, DC; Panels, fmore:'x' M4 ‘Narich Crowell, Philadelphi le. Nickerson, Pigeon Cove, to’ load for igh Roy, Hallet, ‘Rockport, to load for d 1 Belg Piesadity. fd—Arrived. seamship Panther, Mills, rion: brig Geo Gilchrist, Alexandria, Va; schr Alice (Br na ‘alled=-Steamiship Achilleg Colburn, Phitadel rt BALTIMORS, J bark Winniired (an, Rattle, Riodancira: brig lencot (Br), Day, Mayne PR; schra DF Keelln lobinson, do; ama on tt xno aitiatt, do; Mincola (Br, Langley, St Johns, Cango, Southampton; w, Rio Janelr at Rewinan, as irasnea scien New York, ky exicos sehr nasels, di it nds! Ay 3I shaw, New intent A © Lyor We Ye ‘a Sehaliz, Turn hogs ‘Liznbel, ——. Belo + Calbarien; che Peer jess, Patterson, trom St ‘Johns, wit aie Cee maaas Lawrence, Hallett, Boston via Phinney : kt Corson, Willetts; J Hf Crow- New parks Agquiancek, Liverpool; brigs Carter, Areci bo, load tor Progressa, Kew York: Mud Ba wm Cleares mes mers Wm Nortoik ty, Hh tae New Oi javana aud Ke west (aia na ‘iNeen of Indi (iirhs Monroe. Beltant; Tre (Br), Monroe, Drhe gennie Morton, sim a craeet ie neg tee | Balled—Baras Change Nor), a Mast, Ive; Stelia pd 4 eet Wext oes Poss ar Monte She ans went Ann Elizal ren, and Shan E taller, Hopkion, New York, 1—Arrived, schrs L« Baldimore' si aerate ‘Torrey, New jew York. rad, ache Sera oan cP i Fish, Weitley, Wilson, Harris, it. fur aoe ived, schr June 1-Arrived, schr James English, Barker, Ro yd June SoArrived, bilg Si lark hr a Jane, Allen, New York. June’ S—artived, steaimshi on nd prey Adger, Lockwood, verpool: CE Jayne, Hi rs m Carrie Have pape 1 tt DGARTOWN, tay MhArriveds” sche im Morse, xew ‘York for Bath 08 Hi; ry tor opattemeuth basuador, nana EAST OREENWICE, June 1 Arrived, sehr J Basie: s SROMTHESS MONROE, Jane $—Paseed In f Baltimere, in for aa wie alervo (us), from Londonderry; Maria” (us) in for Baltimore, brigs Hafin. from Line: pase i fo iio Sauelro® Orlet trons West a> ins New ew Pike, Rob- New York. a wing, from gut—Steamship, Ariel, for New York) ship AbI- ail for Belfants barks Balin, for Dubin: 3 Lawrence, for Demerara: 4 ope Ben Tor Be Preya, for Corks Mingeie Re jolds, for rea ea Gork: i Bertha, for Relfast: brige J Bovd, for Hi $ Hele for St Lucha; wohrs Ontario, for Guba; WmGibeon: for St Johns, or nligg Bhip Gentoo; bark Adelaide Pendergast, and brig rae 4 ‘New York, May 31l—. irs Ann E Valen. ene, lies, Ieekon tle ; edgar Phil dir and hatellor ene cory ork a1 ins ,Y fart ;wo ear Pette; ve Port Johnson; Jas B Ges nine Geo Hotchkiss, Dov Haverstra’ ed askin Senae Brown, Emerson, Georgetown, iin Fakir, Biveriy. Thompnon; Mohvoatia, Balger, and 1 Hf Norden, Dodge, New York. Abell, Carr, Port Satled—Schre Bi chard & Torrey, a ira Birc! ren Bi a si Mershoh, Leeds, Philadelphia LBS’ STON. June 2 arrived, stencashtp ONY Of San, UE TERS May 31 Arrived, Hon trees ete aan eat a eet + mm > mmerce, Torrey, do for Bath; Rebecca W Huddells Nato by, Philadel, jenred—Bark Lalia Rookh (Br), Matthews, Liverpool dines seArrived. sehr Ada Herbert, Gould, New York. KEY WEST, March 2(—Arrived, Steamship Margaret, Baker, Havana (and sailed same day for New Orleans);. brig Selma, Richardson, New York. 27th—Arrived, steamship Tappahannoek, Reed, New Orleans (and sailed same day tor Havana), KENNEBUNKPORT, Me, June l—Arrived, schr D Ellis, Torrey, New York. 2d—Arrived: achrs Challenge, Thompson, Rappahan-- nock Rivers 5 W Townsend, Townsend, imithvitle, SC. LYNN, May 30—Arrived,’ schrs Paul P Keller,’King; J B'Anderson, Wheatley; Mary J rietta Steelman, and L B Wing, Philn- oy, Mallett, Rondcut; fleorgians, Long, ‘ork. t, Stay 31. ‘arrived, ‘sloop Emily, Haycen,. Btiled ene Mary Natt, Barker, New York. NEW ORLEANS, Mi Arrived, ship, Chloe (Br),. Sook, Bremerhaven; chr Lily of the Valley (Br), besten, Cleared—Ships Princeton, Robertson, and Forest Eagle, Hosmer, Liver rrive rteamhip Margaret, Baker, Havana. Cleared—Brig G W Chase, Bacou, Matanzas, Slst—Sailed, steamshi; Emily B B'Souder, Burdick, New’ York: Juniata, Catharine, Philadelphia via Havana, June 1—Arrived, steamship Mississippi, Crowell, New ‘NORFOLK, May S1—Arrived, schrs Eleanor, Daniels ate Gale, who was washed Overboard and drowned), por, Applegarth, and Urisis, Bowen, New York; Fran: cis Frone! rockingrton. James River for New York. NEWBURYPORT. y Si Arrived, sehrs Goo Prescott . Thomas, Lot Lark, Guptitl Philadel schrs "HH. Bs Seite May, fewton, re ry Lee Bilzabetnport’ Jon D Griffin, Gould, New Balled —sehr.t John B Dailey, Long! James River, Va, ORD. June Learrived, brig, Matida, (Br)* Maypeeys Mt Holena’ nchrs Golden Eadie” Howes. Phila. deiphia? M Vassar, Jr, Kelly, and D B Mayhew. Mayhew, New York: Mary Johnson,’ Crosby, Rondout; Storm, Staab, Trenton, Salled-ssekr Fairwind, Bowman, New 2d—Sailed, schrs John H Perry, Kelly, Philndelphia e Lf Pentleys Baker, New Yor! WPORT, May $1, PM—Arrived, schrs I H Borden, Dodge, Fall Hiver for New Yor is Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, Somerset for do; Fish Hawk, C icktoed fo Bailed—Schrs Harriet & Saran, Prengiss, Phulacclph ia Jacob Raymond, Brown, Hoboxen for Bri ‘OOF is, Goldsmith, Haverstraw; Franklin, Chadwick, Thom. ane for New York; Yarmouth, Kelly, Providence for do; American Eagle. Portsmouth for NORWICH, June 2—Arrived, schrs Chief, Buckeye, and | dee Spangled Banner, Hoboken; Eliza Hamilton. New ‘Batied—Sehrs Joseph. Adele Felicia, and Millte-Frank, New York; AF Hayiie, Alexandria, NEW LONDON, June 1—Arrived, schrs Motto, Eliza- poke Belle of the Hay, New York for George's Bank Rhode Isiand, New York. hrs Kate Callahan, New York; Uncas, Alex+ andrh PHILADELPATA, June 2--Arrived, bark Mary K- Srp - June Lane Hi, hte pron E Potts, Lawrence, and T P~ Sackett, New York; Anna © antoate Pei lew York via Ke is Wm Re ber a Hammond, Freemai bell (sr), Anero, Boston; schrs J U Nash, Crowley, Wind- r, NB: nnah Rose. Gilkey, Boston ; Henry G Fay, Piltbrook, do: Minnie Ropplier. Weeks, New York: Hat! He Howes, Boston; Ada Doane, Nickerson, ‘m Flint, Pendleton, Salem. ed—Barks F Keck (Ger), Waltjen, Bremen Liver- cote iB), Reid, Antwerp; Olbers (Ger), Deike, Brew"n; Bafa jelene (Ger), Ste e, Stettin; sehrs Kalmar, Lambert, He ‘ay, Philbrook, Portsmouth ; James ton; Addie ba ai Perry, ase Martha, Lunt, Salen; EO ita Boston; Hector, Higgins, Bath; E A Bartle, mi SevArrived, ship John 0 Baker, Spear, Havre; brig Woodland, Voientine, Cadiz; schrs Ida L, Bearse, Boston) AM Bailey, Thomas,’ ‘New York. Cleared—Steamship Regulator, New York; gchrs Hattie M Howes, Howes, Providence; Lottie Beurd, Perry, Somerset; W A Crocker, Baxter, Boston, Lewes, Del, June 2, 3:19 P M—Ship John W Baker, from Havre, was reported ‘at Bombay Hook last evening. Ship aud three large schooners nassing in at S PM: fnotles ahip virile tanaing off Henlopen light. Brigs Berths Jenny, Alice M Bingestae and Annie R Stover went teen hip Nile (Br), from New York for Phi rgihip Nile, (Br) m: New York for Phila. Katandi mm Porto Rico; sche Mercy. T nas tor orders. NUORTCAND, May Me-Arrives, aches A M Bird Merritt, Philadelphia ;’ Andrew Peter: Hopkins, Port Jehnson} steamer Dirigo, Johnson, New Gleared-Brig Prairie Rose, Griffin, Bath; sehr Bram leet Hamilton, Clark's reread to load for New Yora. June 1—Arrived, bark Black’. icon coe neaerpie cl Bun ec ‘onw: George: town, DC} Sami Gilman, Kelly, Philadelphia’ Henry L Whiton, Rich, Kennebee'for Philadelpiiia, to rennin, 2d—Arrived, brigs Hattie 8 Bishop, Webber, New York: Wenonah, stone, Phiindelnhing, sehre Boniedict, Marr, Woodbridge, NJ; Olive Elizabeth, Randall, am Linddgay, Hamilton, Elizabethort: Harriet Fuller, Wil- lard, 8 mboy;'Casco Lodge. Pierce. Fort Johnen. iéared n Carlos, Atherton, Buenos Ayres; CTH, Nit, May 30— Arrived, gohre Judge Tow, Hallowell, New York; Thos W Haven, ‘Potter, and BG” Terry, Cranmer, shipwinie Gen Grant, Goifrey, Ne Nain Lee sehr Von, Henderson, Philadephia 3 L—Arrivt schra Veto, Henderson, e] jas L Maloy, Warrington, and HE Weldin, Rich, min few: marketyC Arcularius, Gregory, Hoboken; Hattie Lewis, Se ca aa ore Cathari E E, June rived, st amere me Whiting, warding. ecu i Vir ‘inia, Regers, do; ; Lucy Church, Ryder, do for Pawineket, ‘Win Colley, Taylor; Eliza 8 Potter, Pot- Bunce, and Ida Aelia Torre, Mayo, Phila- Dennison, Alien, ae PAWTUCKET. May Stdatleds sche Electric, Dole, New York Saxon, Abbott; do or Bangor. june 2—Arrived. schrs Reading RR 0 49, Adame, Phil- gdeinhin: Wi Wind, Warwick, Trenton; Ruth Halsey, James, za HailedGohrs Jesse W Knight, Fenton, Alexandria; Eureka, Norwood, New York, SAN ‘FRANCISCO, May 26—Arrivea, bark Iphigenia (ae. Quedeus, Hong Kon; leared-—Ship Remington (Rr), Munroe, Live NAH, May 30—Arrived, bark Geérion ailed, steamship Leo, Dearborn. New York. SALEM, May Si—arrived, sere Chalenice, Thomuson, Rappahannock River for Kennebunk; Charles B Paige, Grace, Philadeiphia: Anna Leland, Homer, eee for Portsmouth: Mary Brewer. Saunders, en: Ve- nilia, Allen, New York; Connecticut, Pohdlevone Bangor p). Mano Meat Lnlttived, shred Wfercy, Basra eal June rrived, schra ‘erry, nor, jern- ste; Laura Robinsos bineon, Elza beth thport; LB Cow- perthwaite, Gardne} STONINGTON, May Si—Artived, schr Antheem God- frey, Shaw, Mosquito inlet for Bost joston, June 1—Arrived, schrs Perine, ShemMeld. and Thomas Hull, Brown, Port Johnson; Sawgatus Hawkine, Ron- “CINEYARD, MAVEN, June, S—Arrived,,, aches Bari. Boston for; Kossuth, Port Joh nson for Rarbaryport: LW Plerce, do for Saco NH Hall, do for Salem Cond, PoughEeapaie tor to; Aeavs, Eluabethport for do: fo ate: ao for Kennebunit F Ly Losing, New York tor St. John ‘Pasned by Brig George Giichrisy trom Alexandria for estan \—I © Morris; sebrs Samaritan, Globe, Ann mitedgatie 8 John'S Moulton, Lizzie, aan ry Calvin, EG Staples, Ha Harry, Lee, a: Mai Somers, Robt en eae pac] Finrriet Baker, J pias. . dann Rt, ean barks Eintracht. ie itettin: Minna (Ger), Bremen ; (Ger), Galla, Hamburg; sehr LAEdwarus, May %—Arrived, schr Angler, Besse, New TF. salted, xchr Lina, Wells, Georgetown, DC, wie! aikcrivod, achr A Heaton, Piney, Georgetown, Pai--satted, sohrs 88 Smith, Snow, and Angler, Besse, NVIGRFORD, June 1—Sailed, schr Fish Hawk, Chase, NAF ATEN, June 1—Arrived, sehr Mary H Mimiin, Fer- ris, Bllzabethpor Sees ISCELLANEOUS. appeee gui nannaaee “(BSOLUTE DIVORCES Ont, COURTS: of different States; legal nt FON COURTS : Ro fees in advance; advicg beet fon every State, Counsellor-at-Law, 368 a ed BRANCH OFFICR, BROOKLYN, Fulton avenue end 1m street. pen from 8 A. M, to’ On Sunday trom $ tod P. FRYER “Ammonis UTE DIVORCKS :8 OBTAINED FROM ent States: ere; deertion dient cause: ‘Ne palicity:Faquirod) No until voree granted, Avie ney, 104 Broadway. Attorney, cet se soli Sea Nymph Haskell delphia; Samuel C Hart, Kelley, di Hamlin, Velsar Raritan River; Zulette Kenyon, » uckingh am: Sarah A Falcor leoner, Wilson. and | _Minguas, lenney, Elizabethport; ‘Alton ‘T ner, Newourey Albert | Pharo, Bing- « hams’ Rondonts Bawa ‘gotten, Young, do Lizzie, Taylor; M R Carlisle, Northrup, be Fleming. Williams, Yort, Johnson; Thor at tn 4 Hallock, do for Pawtucket, Sarah W Blake, Blake. Ha : John Warren, McGar, Hoboken; "Amelia, Gam. ” F ’ . ~~ »* ra ‘ oa