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10 ARKANSAS. “The: Supreme Court Decides it Has No Jurisdiction. Baxter Trinmphant, While Brooks, Met} and Yonley Take Back Seats. End of the Remarkable Quo Warranto Contest. Litrug Rock, June 4, 1878, The, Supreme Court met this morning at ten @ clock to resume the quo tarranto suit against Governor Baxter. After the usual formulary and all the Judges had been seated, Attorney General Yenley rose to make the closing argument in be- ha of the people. Replying to the chief points made by Judge Compton yesterday, he said the paper in the hands of the Court would be good at eommon law in any State. He insisted it was far from his desire to imsalt the dignity of any man, and the demand that the writ ap- plied for should be made returnable in three days was Not so intended in regard te Gevernor Baxter. The paper was not merely infermation in the nature of a quo warranto, as his Jearned opponent had declared on the day pre- vions; he had ample precedent for the form a@opted in England under George iV., and slso in the courts of New York. He was willing, if the Gourt go desired, to strike out the name of Brooks altogether and proceed in the -matter on his own responsibility. A8 TO THE, SCOPE OF POWER exercised by the Supreme Court ne said it had a general grant of power which made it a Court of general jurisdiction, and in all cases it represents 11 people of the State, who proceed by their own revercign right. The constitution says the Legis- lutae is the place for Mr. Brooks to contest his suit with Mr. Baxter, but the people had a rig it to come to this Court. The constitution Sa)8 that all contested election cases shal be tried by the Legislature, according to the mode prescribed by them; hut there is no way prescribed Where, then, should the people go if Baxter and Brooks choose to arrange among themselves the matter in dispute? Mr. Brooks could also come into Court by a vill of rights, even if the Legisla- Sure were the place, as alleged. But suppose that the Legislature happened to be democratic and the ehief contestant a republican in politics, what would be the result? Why, they would tell the contestant to ‘go hence,” and it is almost doubtful if even a proper hearing could be had. Chief Justice McClure asked the Attorney Gen- eral if ne would strike out the name of Brooks from the document sought to be filed, Atterney General Heney— Fen I will take that responsibility. The Court then ordered a recess from twelve @clock until five this evening for the purpose of consultation. Governor Baxter, I am informed after the recess to-day received telegrams from Messrs. Clayton & Dorsey, saying that they acknowledged him as Governor, and will support him, whigh seems to @ispel the idea that Senator Clayton was ever Beartily in with tne opposition clique in their attempts to oust Baxter. DECISION OF THE couRT. The Coart met again this evening, at five o’clock, and Judge Grey waz authorized to render the de- @ision for himself and associates, Chief Justice McClure only dissenting. Judge Grey said they were of opinion that upon the paper presented to the Court the writ should not issue against Gov- ernor Baxter, and that if this were regarded asa contested election case between Brooks and Bax- ter the Court had no jurisdiction. The Court was then adjourned to meet again at the November term. ‘There is a genera! expression of satisfaction at the reguit of this threatening trial. Attorney General Yonley is of course greatly disgusted, while Chief Justice McClure has to take a back seat. ‘The decision, it appears, Was doubtful up to the Bast moment. THE MODOC MISCREAN SS. Captain Jack and His Fellow Murderers fin Chains—Scar-Faced arley Protests Against the “Indignity.” San FRANCISCO, June 4, 1873, ‘The -following despatch has been received :— BoyLe’s Camp, | TULE LAKE PENINSULA, June 2, 1873—2 P.M. After writing my report of yesterday I rode to this camp and despatched it by courier. The captives and captors remained at Appiegate’s ranch. Before night Captain Jack, mur- @erer of General Canby, and Schonchin, ‘Commissioner Meacham’s would-be murderer, were troned together and placed with the other warriors ima small building adjoining Applegate’s house, wader guard. Neither Captain Jack nor Schonchin Spoke a word. Not a muscle of Captain Jack’s face moved. Scar-faced Charley protested against the indignity in behalf of his fellow captives, mod said that none of them intended to escape even if the opportunity cffered. He ebtained but little satiefaction, and retired in dis- gust. The usual Sunaay evening services of the Warm Spring Jndians were.dispensed with; in- @tead they held a glorious war dance until mid- night. They leaped and howled about the fre, and tmduiged in other demonstrations of delight. All the military force of the expedition will be writed at this point. ‘The cord of General Canby’s hat was found in Jack’s satchel, Colonel Green's capture was made in Oregon and Colonel Perry's in California, The question now is, ‘What will be uone with the Modocs ? ‘The Last of the Modocs To Be Captured. FAIRCHILD'S Rancu, June 3—7 P, M. To-day I paida visit to Old Sheepy on one ofethe small islands in Littie Klamatn Lake. The old Indian told me he had five Modocs on the island, and would surrender them to John Fairchild, as @oon -a8 -Fairchila returned from Giear Lake, ‘We saw one of the Indians, Techu Back. He was badly wounded and will probably die. Pairehild nas just returned. To-morrow we will @0 for the last of the Modocs. The Modocs to be Delivered to the Aus +thorities of Oregon for Trial. WASHINGTON, June 4, 1873, It is said by the highest military authorities that the Modocs could not surrender as “prisoners of war” in the sense known to nations where war is @eclared in accordance with constituted forms. Not having been so received, they are not entitled to consideration as prisoners of war. The orders issued to the commanding general @irectiy after the assassination of General Canby and Rev. Dr. Thomas were not to exterminate the Modocsa; but it was said their conduet had been Buch that their extermination would be justifiable, pony the matter to the discretiog of Gen- eral Da’ epg ba if he had ordered the kill ing of the bein jians he would not have been censured by superior authority. As to their final Ogee moone questions that they will ultimately be de- Nvered to the government of Oregon for trial. A DECREASE IN In GERMAN 1 IMMIGRATION, ‘The directors of the German | Society held a meeting at their efice, 13 Broadway, yesterday aiternoon, when Bigismued Kaufman presided, and reports were sub- month Castle mitted showing that during the past in immugrants were landed decrease of 05 88 that period last year Consul neral Johavnes which was read, hay. ‘tain “German-American Beene agers teats terenrackees of New in Ly late Secretar; Bek frnud, ir was fro ae ein y Brat Diet tat tele : ae NEW YORK HERALD, a JUNE 5, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. BEACON PARK RACES. Second Day of the Meeting st Brighton— Boston, June 4, 1873. The Spring meeting at Beacon Park, Brighton, has thus far proved as successful, financially and otherwise, ag the most sanguine could anticipate. The attendance Tuesday and to-day was quite large, and the races have been fast and interest- ing. Horsemen from New York, Philadelphia, Al- bany and other prominent cities are present in large numbers, and nothing has yet occurred to mar the success of the meeting. The second day’s races occurred this afternoon and were well con- tested, \ THE 2:88 PURSE. The first engagement was between the entries in the 2:38 class, and of the ten nominations there were seven in the race. The purse was $1,000, the bulk of which went to the winner, while the second horse received $200, and the third saved his entrance fee. The starters were :—Jesse Smith’s gray gelding Horace Greeley, G. P. Carpenter's gray gelding Marshall, M. C. Carroll's sorrel mare Highiand Maid, T. 8. Carpenter's gray gelding Billy Platter, D. Bigley’s brown mare Lady Wentworth, A. D, Webber’s bay gelding Honest Brock and M, Rader’s bay gelding Penobscot. Among the pur- chasers of pools Highland Maid was the favorite, and previous to the start the rates of betting were as follows:—Highland Maid, $35; Billy Platter, $24; Penobscot, $15; fleld, $17. The horses were in readiness to start at three o’clock, and they eame to the stand with iady Wentworth inside High- land Maid second and Horace Greeley outside. THE START. Very little delay was had in starting, and when the word was given, Honest Brock shot away with a tremendous gait, and easily out-tooted his coin- petitors, He reached the quarter in 363; seconds, with a lead of four lengths, Marshall being in close pursuit, and at the half Brock was two open lengths in advance, in 1.15. He broke on the roadside, however, and from this point con- tinued to lose his advantage. Marshal! got to the Sront near the three-quarter pole, and he continned the lead the rest of the way, winning the heat by alength in 2:34; Billy Plat ter was second, Greeley third and Highland aid at the rear. It was then stated that the Maid was too closely hitched, and had been unabie to show to Rone advantage. Second Heat.—Marshall led the lot around the turn in the second heat, and he was followed to the quarter pole by Platter, Greeley, Honest Brock, Highland Maid; in that order the quarter was father in thirty-seven and a Half seconds. At the half-mile pole Marshall was two Icngths in advance of the second horse with Greeley, Penobscot and Platter follewing be- tween the half and three-quarter. Platter passed Marshall, and after a handsome race to the score he won the heat in 2:83% ; Greeley was second and Marshall third, Third Heat.—The drivers occupied consid- erable time in_ scoring for the next heat, and Platter, Marshall and Greeley made the first turn in a bunch; at the quarter pole Platter was leading and Marshall was second, with Greeley well up in the thira place. Greeley jumped and shied considerably on the turn, and took the pole on a run. He reached the second place betoee the half was passed in 1:14%.. Platter to the Shrco-quarter pole, when Marshall lapped him. grays made an excellent race down the — home- stretch, and, after passing the distance stand Marshall was carried to @ break and Platter won the heat by nearly two lengths in 2:31%. Greeley came home third, but was set back for running and the third position was given to Lady Wenworth and fourth to Penobscot, Brock having been withdrawn after the second heat. Fourth Heat.—Marshall led the lot away in the fourth heat and was tollowed by Greeley and Platter in that order; Greeley was leading at the quarter in thirty- eight’ seconds, and alter passing the quarter pole Piatter trotted away from Mar- shall and Greeley and was an open length in ad- vance at the half-mile pole, Marshall being third, At the three-quarter pole they were all in a buncb, and as they entered the homestretch Plat- ter was well in advance. He continued to lead the rest ef the way, and won the heat by a good length in 2:34X%, Greeley second, Marshall third, Wentworth fourth and Penobscot at the rear. The race was thereupon awarded to Platter, second money to Marshall and third money to Greeley. SUMMARY. BEACON PARK SPRING MEETING—WEDNESDAY, June 4, 1873.—Purse $1,000; $700 to first horse; $200 to secoud and $100 to third, for horses that never trotted better than 2:38, mile heats, best. three in five, in harness :— g wane nter’s g. C3 Billy Pilatter.. P. Carpenter '8 g. g. Marshall... Sinitay ‘8 b. g. Horace Greeley... Bigley’s br. m. Lady Wentworth. Roden’s b. g. Penobscot... Webber's b. g. Honest Brock. Carroil’s s. m. Highland Maid, 1:16 ‘ THE 2:29 CLASS. A purse of $1,500 for horses who had never beaten 2:29 was suMciently attractive to bfin; the post eight horses of the eleven entered. The division of the purse gave $900 to the winner, $400 to the second and $200 to the third horse. The entries were Dan Mace’s bay mare Lady Rose, J, Lovett’s brown feiaton Ken Bruno, J. Dugrey’s brown welding, Ghee J. Bowen's sorrel gelding Joe Hooker, rroll’s bay gelding, Ben star; Barne, rownie brown mare Factory Girl; C. Rasboro’s bay gelding Hol. Ter- Tell and M. Roden’s bay gelding Castle Boy. St. Elmo, Carthage Boy and Shephard Knapp were withdrawn, and the starters took their positions as they are named above. Eariyin the day Bruno was the favorite, and the rates of petting were as follows :—Bruno, $95; Joker, $52; Hol. Terrell, $32; Field, $47. Prior to the start, however, Joker be- came a favorite. 2:36 THE START, When the horses received the word Lady Ross was trottmg handsomely, and she was followed to the Senne pole by four of tke field, who were all inaheap. Young Bruno then came out into the second place on the straight side, near the inner, Passed up so rapidly with Ross that at the half he ‘was only & head and shoulders behind. After passin, the half mile in 1:14 Lady Ross broke and ‘dro ped behind, and Bruno took the lead. Near the ti Hee: quarter pole Joker got on even terms with Bruno, and they had an excellent race home, which re- sulted in the success of Joker in 2:3034, Bruno was second, Ross third, Starr fourth, Castle Boy filth, Hol. Terrell sixth, Joe Hooker seventh and Factory Girl er id Heat.—Joker was now & great favorite. Bruno led the lot during the first half of the second heat, but, Senn ing the half-mile pole in 1:14, Joker got to the front and won the heat handily in 2:8134, Hol. Tirrell co home second, Ben Starr third and Bruno feurth. Betting was now made at ae rate of $120 to $36 against the Meld in favor of joker. Third Heat,—Tirrell got the best of the send-off in the third heat, and he immediately went to the front and took the pole, Ben Starr being second, as they made the first quarter; Starr was yoked with Tirrell at the quarter pole, which was passed in thirty-six and a half seconds; at the haif mile le Starr dropped behind id gave place to Joker, who made a id wrace Reith Tirrell on straight side near the Brignton road; Bruno then came up well and was lapped on Tirrell and Joker at the three-quarter pole, Joker being in advance by the length of his nose. The brash dewn the home stretch was quite ex- citing, and resulted in Tirrell beating Joker out by @ length and a half in 2:28%; Bruno was thir Starr fourth, Castle Boy fifth, Lady Ross sixth and Joe Hooker in the rear. POURTH HEAT. Tirrell led off well tm the next heat, and was in the advance at the quarter pole, ‘which was passed in 36 seconds, Bruno being in the second place. At the half-mile pole Tirrell was good length aheas soon alterwards Bruno, Ross and Joker closed with him. They hada fine race down the roadside, and Joker placed himself in front near the three-quarter pole. From this point the race was his own, and although Tirrell followed him sharply he continued to lead to the score, win- ning the heat and race in 2:294%. Tirrell came home second, Bruno third and Castile Boy fourth. The race and first premium were therefore awarded to Joker, second money to Tirrell ana third mone; hgh Bruno, nde Pit SUMMARY. BEACON PARK SPRING MEETING, WEDNESDAY, June 14, 1873.—Purse $1,500; $900 to first, $400 to Second, $200 to third ; for herses that never trotted better than 2:29; mile heats, best three in five, in harness, Dugrey’s br. JoKer. «+++ os 8s Rosboro’s b. g. Hol. Tirrell -6212 Lavett’s bi +2433 Carrof’s b. g. 43847 Mace’sb. m. Lady Ross. +8766 Roden’s b. g. Castle Boy ~-§6664 Bowen's 8. g. Joe Hooker. -71676 Brown's br. m, Factory Girl. + dis, ‘TIME. Hay. Mute, Firat heat 4 233036 Second heat 37 1:4 2:31% 1:4 2:28% 1 23206 Trotting Horses Seized at Beacon Park. Boston, Mass., June 4, 1873. Officer Moorehouse, of the Customs’ Secret Ser- vice, visited Beacon Park yesterday and seized two trotting horses, named Princess and Blue Bonnet, which were imported from Montreal, upon ap in- Vojce ip which thay Wer wpdervaise hers = og FH Sayer Lindeay, Calais or Mew Yor, with Fer the paet ten days s disease has prevailed bere which at first the physicians pronounced cholera morbus, or malarial fever, but no alarm ‘Was felt until yesterday, when the physicians gcn- erally agreed that it was cholera, some classing it as “sporadic” and others as ‘‘Asiatic.”” Thus far its ravages have been eres hwy map pie ne- groes and Co vaberin classes, and in the apsence of an of Health 1t is difficult to estimate the ewauber of fatal cases. The doctors way the disease, if promptly attended to, yields eadlly to treatment. Among the latest victims Moore, ¢ ofthe Memphis and Louisville Transfer, mpany, who died night, During the war he was Provost Marshal in this city under the federals and was highly esteemed. Reports from the towns below here on the river say the dis- ease prevails there also, There is but little ex- citement in regard to it. PENNSYLVANIA POLITIOS. - PHILADELPHIA, June 4, 1873- The Democratic State Committee met this after- noon in Merchants’ Hotel and agreed upon August 27 ag the time and Wilkesbarre as the [place for holding the State Canvenhian. Hon. Samuel Randall presided. The Chairman was directed to properly express in his address to the people of the State a sense of indignation at the course pee paraned by the administration in the Lonisian: SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. rn tis Sana Hook,..morn mm 1 4 jate....,.morn * OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FR THE MONTH OF JUNE, oe B25 ‘Steamers, Baile, Office. Cy of New York|June +5 Broadway. Su ;|9) Broad way. brondway. 08 Blonawa |Z Bowling ¢ 2 Bowling Green |i Bronaway.* lo Bron ay: ff Bowilng ‘Green 12 Bowling Green jer Broadway 115 Broadway. 19 Broaaway. ‘oad way. 7 Bowling Green road way. 2 Bowling Green 29 Broadway Fwowling Green 2 Bowling Green 15 Broadway. 61 Broadway Liverpool. ./69 Broadway. .| Liverpool... tH Broadway ‘Havre......|68 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 4, 1878. CLEARED. Steamshij Minnesota (Br), Freeman, Liverpool—Wil- liams & Gulon. ‘. Steamship Cuba (Br), Macaulay, Liverpool via Queens- town—C G Francklyn. Steamship Caledonia (Br), Ovenstone, Glasgow—Hen- Gerson Bros. geese ms ete Myseenel Wilhelm (Ger), Erd- Bremen—Oelric! wsicaranip City of Homer ‘Deering, New Orleans—C H a catenins ) Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—H R Morgan & CBeeamaship Richmond, Bourne, Blan City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamshi tp Co, Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bed! ford—Ferguson & Bark Amazon (Nor), Nielsen, Cork or Falmouth—Te- tens & Bockmann. 4, Bark perme: Ernst (Ger), Conrad, “Hamburg—Hage- se. ware Eolus Mier), Berding. Stettin—Jacob W Schmidt Bore Alaska. Perry, Trieste—Jas Hen: pine Priv Dubrovackt (Aus, Pender, Rotterdam— unchy Ki Brig Len (Nor), Fredricksen, Bilboa—Tetens & Bock- Brig "a ght Hobbs, Dodge, Canary Isles, &4c—H W Loud & Brig angola (Br), Mc! it Kitte—Sonen 4 Tongh. Le: Brig Nellie, Higgins, St rh hes Sern Beg Mitavela Wield; Mumacoa, PR—Waish, Ficld & Brig Agnes Raymond (Br), Melancon, St Johns, PR— Kinne, Ross & Hrig'Suwantee, Sawyer, St Johns, PR—Simpson, Clapp Brig Filen F (Br), Kendrick, Picton, NS—Darrell & Co, eg Laura Gertrude, Risk, Fernandina—E D Huribut & ‘Sehr JP Auger, Cook, Para—u E Amsinck & Co. ,ioht George Walker, Cole, Pictou, NS—Miller & Hough- “Schr Joseph Rudd, Moule, pag & an Sen nee B Wharton, Bonsall, Richmond, Va—Van Brunt Scir Lizzie Florence, Lippincott, Norfolk—Slaght & etty. Schr Annie Lewis, Dayton, Washington, DC—Slaght & tty. ‘Selir Henry Parker, Lewis, Washington, DO—Slaght & ety. Schr J 8 Gilmore, Smith, Washington, DC—Slaght & ‘Sehr A ae Sit Chester, Pa—H W Jackson & Co. a ‘lie F Mayo, Munson, Provincetowa—Isaac R Jacksonville—Squires, Bt wae? Emperor, Derwick, New Haven—Ferguson & Steamer Octarora, Reynolds, Baltimore. Steamer Philadelphia, Davis. Philadelphia, Steamer Sarah, Jones; Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. ‘ REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship City of New York (Br), Phillips, Tire pool May 20 and Queenstown 2st, with’ mdse ‘and 1168, pas- sengers to John G Date, | May 24, lat 45.40, ton bark Delta (Br), from’ Philadelphia Tor Rotter: te. ip Pennsylvania (Br), Braces, Glasgow May 23, with wndse and passengers to Austin. Baldwitt-& Co. mship Australia (Por), Hedderwick, Glasgow May via Movitio 2th, with mdse and passengers fo Hendes- 80D Hros. May 17 Steamship Saxonia (Ger), Brandt, Hambur with mdse and 1,256 passengers to Kunh: Yuriuble weather; no dateaiat 42 25 Ny lon 68 28 Ws pened no dite, lat 40 6) N, lon ind Steat 31, with mdse and passengers to WR Garrison. June 7 AM, 80 miles north of Hatteras, passed a US’ sloop-of war (practice ship), cruising. Steamship Huntsvilie, Crowell, Savannah May $1, with mdse and passengérsto R Lowde Bark Blue Bird rot Windsor, NS), Toye, Messina St day’ with trait, &¢, to Lawrence, Giles’ & 1 to Word Co.” Passed Gibraltar April. 37. April. 26, off Gane Degat, spoke ship Theobald, trom Leghorn for New York and saw her again on the dh, Cape Swartel bear- ing SE 25 miles distant. Bark Preciosa (Swe), Nilsson, Rio Janeiro March 13, via Mampton Roads 4 days, with coffee, dc, to order: Bark RW Grimiths, Drummend, Matanzas 12 days, with suga togas® Ward é C Bark ania eos Gunnesen, Now Bedford, in ballast, toFunch, Baye & 6 Schr Washington, ‘Bennett, Georgetown, DC. Schr 8 Morgan, Van Clict, Georgetown. The steamship Scotla (Br), which arrived 34,_ brin 146 passengers and reports Jiine 1, lat 42 40 N, lon'53 06 passed a German Steamship bound E84 20'miles E of Bandy Hook, eamaiip St Fuomas (Bi): honee Yor" Liver mime steamship Greece, which arrived 34, brings 1,268 May 31, no lat, &c, ‘passe ark jen for Barrow ; June 2d, an In- a bound East; 3d, a schooner- San Salvador, Makar, Savannah ned rigged steamer, bound Es The steamship Cleopatra, which tated 3d, sailed trom Havana 29th, not 2th, as before reported). The bark anne (Rus), from Newcastle, ‘which arrived $2 inst ts condgned vo Tetens & Bockuann, and reporta May 20, spoke schr Maria ‘Louisa, from Portiand ‘or ‘cube, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, Portland for New York by) mdse and eae an rig BW Cochrane (Bt), Bord, Cheverie for New York 7 day 's, with plaster to Crandall, 'Bertaux & C Anna Linasley (Br), Dunn, Milisbor, ane for xew w York, 10 days, with pi to RL Nevius & 89 UB ar a Wie NS, for Rew: York. 7 cone to John Boynton's Son & G ie w Teatela (Br), Crane, Windsor, we for New rom 9 da: tn yi plaster nD, DR De Wolt & Co. Wee sor, NS, for New Yors, with plaster to Jed Fry chr, Souvenir (Br). Hayleld. Windsor. NS, for New York, 10 days, with plastePto Crandall, Bertaux & Co. Sehr Pacific, Perry, Shy for New York, 8 da} & Richardson. with piling to'Snow Schr Lizaje, Leighton, St George, NB. ‘via Vineyard with spiles to Snow & Haven for New York, 10 da: Richardson. Schr Eveline, Crowley, Musquash, XB, for New York, with piling to Boow es luntley, ison, Machias for New York, 5 days, ‘with lath to Simpson, Clapp & Co. Schr Alleghania, Rockland for New York, 6 days, with me to, ent Laconia, Hall, Rockland for New York, 5 days, with lime to J R Brow Behr Justina, French, Rockland for New York, 9 days, with lime to J'R Brown, Sehr Hi 1 Oliver, Richmond, Me, for New York, 7 days. w mber to John Bovnton's Son & chr ‘Trott King, Bradtord, Calais for New ei . 6 days, ‘with lumber to John Boynton's Son & Co. Schr admiral, Hickey, Calais tor New York, 18 days, with lath to Jotin Boynton's Son & Uo. Schr Alice 1, Boardinan, Boyd, Calais for New York, 4 days, with lumber to John Boynton’s Son & ( hr L Holway, B: hel) Jonesport for New York, with Piling to Snow & Richardson. Schr Tahiniroo, Clay, Bridgeport tor New York. Schr Orion, Osborne, Ellsworth for Rondout, with lath to WN Beach, Schr Niantic, Padelford, nails to E Smith Schr Saugatuck, Taunton for New York, with a Stonington for Blizabeth- or! Schr Isabella Thompson, Howe, New London for New Schr Gertrude. Brockway, Portland, Ct, for New York, rich stone to Henson el heen F Surprise, Harinon, Calais for New York, with to.Simpson, Clap & Co Ise Kehr Thomnas Hull, Davis, Stonington for New York, Bene pas Handy, New Bediord for New York. Schr Jane, Phipps. Newport for New York. Sehr Juliet Hawkins, Banger for ‘satcn Isiand, with mn o Hawkins, ence for Elizabeth Sehr Angler, Besse, for New York. Poort Kehr Marig L Davia Torey, Nor vgh ips Noy York. ey ncraiens, for New York, with fish Gorham, Nantucket for New York. Behr Gates Brandrgtb, Anderson, Norwich for Cro- ton. EN Risk Hty eek a lout, Rehr Win Bement, Higgiiis Greenport for Fhiiadelpbia. Schr Ciara Poet, Ferrix Portchester for New York, BOUND BasT. Steamship Acushnet, Rector New York for New Bed- fore ‘rig Crescent (Br), McCarthy, New York for Windsor, irlg Promtiss Hobbs, Hobbs, New York tor Ba Schr Mai mat 0 woe New York for Fs ‘River. hite, N for Wareham. Haley Haley Phitadel hia for Boston, rantol, Pease, Ellzabethport for Cromwell. Schr Harriet Lewis, Young, New York tor Providence. New York for Bristol. Schr rvetts, 'y,'New w York for Moncton. Sehr PC shulcis, ting New York for Bridgeport. Schr J H Young, Hyde, New York for B Schr Thos Potter flaley, Hoboken for tynn Sehr Success, Ric ds, Hoboken for Boston, Behr Win it Rowes Whttmoree Philadelphia for Salem. pony Barab Clark, Griffin, Philadelphia for Danvers- ort, nach John Manlove, Carr, Elizabethport for Provi- ba Lea, Franklin, Mulse, New York for Boston. Sehr Tabitha & Hannah, Dill, New York for Hartford. ene Anthony Burton, Johnson, New York for Fall Sehr Em City, Kelly, New, York, for Somerset. pSche, Sallie Cuartre, ‘Trefethen, Port Johnson for ‘aunton. Schr GC Smith, Phillips, Philadelphia for Providence. Schr Wm Gray,’ Allen, New York ior New London. Schr Marv Richardson, Elizabethport for Newburyport. er Caroline ©. Sterling, New York for Boston. Schr B L Condon, Lord, Hoboken for Salem. micht Porto Rico, "Wentworth, Port Johnson for: Ports- ‘Schr Massachusetts, Young, New York for Boston, Schr NL Strout, Hill, New York for Boston. dehr Aletog, Fitzgerr id, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Henry May, Fitch, New York for Providence. ‘arford, Sprane, New York for Providence. Schr Matanzas, Baker, Port Jolmson for Salett. Sehr Abby Wasson, Smith, New York for Boston. fcr Jane © Harn, Harris, Now York for Port Jeffer- Rehr Caspian, Williams, Heboken for Boston. Schr Hastings, Chase, New York for New Bedford. Schr 8 8 Brown, Brown, New York for Fall River. tnepe: Antelope (Br), Richardson, New York for St Do- Schr Fashion, Carberry, New York for Providence. Boe Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw for New- Mache EB Smith, Jones, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Taunton. Sehr Granite State,’ Burgess,’ Hoboken for Boston. Schr 58 Tyler, MeUarthy, Hoboken for Hartford, Schr Nathan Clifford, Kooney, Rondout for Boston. Sehr Gov Cogne, ney, Erskine, New York for Augusta. Sehr Wm L Peek, Bunce, New York for Hartiord. Sehr Judge Tenney Rich, ort Jobnson ter Boston. Schr 0 Matthews, Blood, Hoboken for Newburyport. Sehr Nelson (Ke), Wright, New York for St John, NB. Schr Heury Cole, Chadwick, Port Johnson for Paw- tucket. Pia chr Sarah Bruen, Austin, EXzabethport for Provi- Schr Ella Hodgson, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Salem. Schir Leontine, Gifford. New York tor B Schr F-A Pike, Gove, Hoboken tor Saco. Schr Chattanoca, Mair, New York for Bango geht Fanny Warner, Nickerson, Philadelphia for Provie lence. chit White Wing, Crandall, New York for Providence. Schr 0G Acken, Mead, New York for Stamfora. Sehr Sailie Burton, Burley, Hoboken for Stamfora, Schr Mail, Mead, New York for Greenwicn, Schr Herd, Baker, New York tor Salem, Schr Henry Gibbs, Chase, New York for New Bedford. Bark Vesta (Br), Bent, from Rotterdam April 13 (was Ken June 2, lat 4025, low 6310, by pilot boat Hope, SAILED, star Pra Cuba, for Liverpool; Minnesota, do; Kron- pring Friedrich Wilhelm, Bremen; st Noritz Arndt, ; City of Houston, New Ge Soureia, Charles- ton: ships for Malesty’ Tondo asian, Newark ; Dark Deodorus, Gibraltar: ong Fred Thompron, dor Marine Disasters. Snip Wuawpoa (Br), Carter, from Calcutta for Yoko- hama, betore renorted wrecked on Nash Sands, Wales, ‘was twelve years old and of 1144 tons burden. She was owned three-cighths by John Currier, Jr, and John J Currier, of Newburyport, whose f@ was insured at two-thirds the valne. The other five-eighths was owned in Boston anit ie , and was more fully insured. The 2 5 Whampoa ust beem repaired and reclassed at the French pert ‘or six years. She had been chartered tor a round trip to Yokohama, thence to San Francis», and Hasse, with grain to Liverpool. She wrs valued at about Suir Wotrvitze (Br). from Troon, with coal, at Quebec June. 3, collided in the Traverse on the Ist, wit ship Kooria Mooria, from Quebec for Greenock, and had do sprit and rigging carried away. The KM had wainyerd broken, but proceeded on her voyage. Surp Ocean Prat (Br), prubame 2 from Liverpool, in ballast, for Quebec, collided near e with bark Bet (Nor), from Christiana for Quebec, and lost jibboom ai cutwater and received other damag Sut Bousay, Emmons, from Liverpool for Boston, be- fore reported it Queenstown May 22 leaky, had becn IL tid at sea and encountered heavy weather in the Chan- nel, which caused Lv to labor Poet aeei he pen the vessel making so much water tha’ E wi liged bear up for Queenstown. sage Docks 234 for repairs, Bark Maraanetux (Br), Phillips, from Pictou, NS, for Havana, put into Halifax Slst ult for repairs, the vessel being lea BARK ADELINE AND MARIANNE (Ger), Wamken, cleared trom Richmond for Norfolk, to in the dry docks for repairs. Soon after leaving the wharf sho ‘was run ‘aground near Osborne's, in tow of tugboat Olive Branch, Bark Jamzs Maury (Br), for Queenstown, Lilet re- ported ashore at Musquash, has been cot off and was safe at anchor on the 2d. She was not greatly injured. She will be taken to St John or sent to Yarmouth for repairs. Bark Freperick Scau.a (Ger), Waack, oe Wilming- ton, NC, for Riga, went ashore on morning of Ist, just outside of Main Bar, below Wilmington, but floated on the next tide, Banx Monancn (Br), Thomas, trom Doboy, Ga, for New- castle, E, with timber, ran ashore on the South Breakers, entrance to St Andrew's Sound, night of May 31, The captain and wife and first mate’and four seamen were lost The second mate and aight seamen were saved and rived at Brunswick, Ga, 4t! Buia Havetoc (Br), Smith, ig ‘New London 2a from Nova Scotia, got ashore on Hedge Fence, Vineyard Sound, and besides sustaining considerable damage w: obliged to throw over 176 barrels ot ,plaster before sh ‘would float o Bria rea Lixpsuxy (Rr), from Windsor, NS, tor New York, before reported ashore in tne Norrows, near East- port, Me, has been got ott Scum Fuxetwixa, of New Bedford, from Seconet, River for Philadelphia, went ashore on Jersey Beach, two rallesthis side of Fag Harbor, but was got off ‘after throwing overboard her cargo of fish and ice. Scur Cases Eaton, from Boston for Greenland, before reported ashore at ‘Cape Sable, was got off M. salvors, with loss of keel and other damage, into Yarmouth, NS, June 2, Sour Gauna, of Machias, before reported in collision gf, Quoddy Head, with schir Aunie Currier (Ir), trom Bt John NB, for New York, lost her forward rail on'the port Bide and ‘broke her anchi stock, leaving @ portion of it board the Annie Cur: wvsonn Packet, lime loaded, which sunk below City Point, was towed UD to oe wharf at the latter place in a damaged condition, May 1381NG VesseLs—Bark “Welkin, of New York, Captain Snow, sailed from Cardi, Feb 20, with a cargo of coal, for Havana, and had not arrived May 29. Bark Dr 0 J Brock (Nor), Captain Usterud, sailed from Laverpool, Jan % for Baltimore, and has not since been e8 Canniry, May 28—It has blown a heavy gale here to- day from the SSW, during which a collisicn took place in the outer roads between the bark Aureola (of San Fran- cisco), Ross, hence tor Hong Kong, laden with a Cy ues of goal, and the ship Antje (of Rotterdam), Van der Ino’ bound from this port with a car ore; latter vessel, in order to get clear, slipped her an- Chor and 78 fathoms chain, and after drifting clear, let 0 her second anchor, with 99 tathoms of chain, which rought her up. She has lost bulwarks, stanchion, rail, fe., and the damage is estimated at £300, ‘The damage t6 the bark has not yet been ascertained. vessels will have to return to the dock to repair. Dat, May 23—The Robert Lane (American ship) came into the Downs last night making water, having been ashore on Beachy Head. She proceeded early this morn- ing for the river. Faruovrit, May 28 —The wreck of a United States or British American built brigantine, of about 180tons, level with the water, with foremast ana bowsprit gone, main- mast cut away about 8 feet from the deck, havi let- torsJ NTAG on her stern, the first letter apparently washed off, and having apparently been a Jone om in That condition, was passed May 12, Corvo Island SE halt a 20 miles distant, ng the Excelsior, Edgar, arrived here from Starbuck Island. 2%-—The Modena bark, of and for Bos- ton from Sierra Leone (nefore epbortad), was eg ape le and with crew pril 22, in lat 35 N, lon trew taken of and. landed. at Flores Western Island ‘about May 6, by the Giuseppe, from'New {Or- May %—The San Antonia (9), from Liverpool for Gal- veston, reported ashore, got off and is at the wharf, Leanors, Pe 9 19—The Ressouree, Grau, hound for New York, cad Soe 1 May 10 as having put back here le: discharg! < but the leak has not yet been found. Reva 19—The Imperator (Nor ship), Jensen, which afrived here Mav IT Wom New Orleans, grounde whilst leaving the latter port in tow, and remained for about twenty-four hours. It is supposed that her copper thing was injured, as pieces of her false keel were seen coming up, but the vessel remained tight. St Uxtena, May 2—The following is a Fepost by the Frances (Br). Hill, from San Francisco for Falmouth which arrived here to-day : Encountered a succcasion of hurricanes from March 12, in Int 47 8, lon 125 March 1, in lat 518, lon 9 W, shifting cargo and visiting deck ringbolts. On March i7, in lat 49S, lon 100 W, the vessel having a heavy list, threw overboard about 60 tons of cargo, guns, and several movable articles from the deck, in order to right her, be May 22—Mohawk, M’Farlane, whick arrived jay {rom Darien, encountered heavy weather on the 5 passage, losing figurehead, bulwarks, &¢, Miseellancou: Parsor Wm Hathaway, Jr, of the stoamship San Salva. dor, from Savanoah, bas oar thanks for courtesics. We are indebted to Purser Lewis O Douglas, of the steamship Huntaville, from Savannah, for favors. Awnntcan Lioys Univensat, Recorn oa Smireixc—The June Supplement to this work, published by Thos D Tay- lor, is received, It gives the particulars of a large num- ber of new vessels, including both American and foreign, and reports of vessels recently metalled ana repaired at different ports. Scr R RR No 42, now at New London in a wrecked condition, has been sold to Capt Geer, of Groton, on terms not made public. i—There will be Inunched from Lawrence & a, Greenpoint LI, on Satarday, June 7, at 8 the three-masted schr Jennie Bie Fof about 500 toné register, with a capacity of 800 Notice to Sle deal MASSACHUSETTS —! rn tone te RANGE LIGHTS. Kotico is hereby give he range lights on the wharves in the harbor of Newburyport, mone ‘will be ex- hibited on and after the Ist day of June, ihe jroat light is placed on am iron tower, 14 feet 6 inc i, Bailey's new whet near the east cornet focal Bie oe WASA tm th" abou fee ron o tower 22 teet Lye pone) focal Uiitiect al water. TI opy the wharves ns the Suet horetstore maintained. by ri Tuperspbon The iluuigating apparedye of each ighy She was tot Be towea to the Pas- 0 of coal for singe? Lryerroot, Ma’ Ys AR show fixed Lina Drexcriows—After entering Black Rocks these be- with the sout shires heath es chery a $s Sheet af te Taghihones nyouE a HENRY, Chairman, Wasuincrom, May 23, 1873. Whalem Sailed from New Bedford June ‘be bark Desdemona, Da- viene for atte ‘fitting stport tor a whaling saat igabotes wed, Wider’ cominand of het pt iter, oken-ray Sat SS, on 8 chr Sra B Lewis, 3 ee Shtp Great wis, from New York for San Prantisety ApML a iat 18 N, lon 33 ane porelen | (Nor), from New Orleans for Gefle, April Iuhtp Owego, froma Philedelphia for Cronstadt, June 3 45 miles E by 8 of Cape May by pilot boat Ariel Patter: jo 12), sana ap aarentTe, Bursley, from Cardiff for Hong Kong, rd 1 Lyndhors (BP), Bain, from Calcutta for New ‘ahurst "trom ae for New York, April eH lon 26 ae Naorth h (Rr. Kelly, from, Astoria (Oregon), for Liverpool, April Il, lat 48, Bark Araidp’ caus), from. Live srt for. Philadelphia, June 2, iat 4049, lon 68 10 (by pilot oat Hope, No I Bark Neptune (Nor), from men via Bermu Nae for Philadelphianduse § lat 39 21, lon 74°M (by. pilot boat Ariel, Patterson, No 12). Anan Ethioplan, from Buenos Ayres for New York, ri} lat jon Bark Emilie’ (Ger), from Hamburg, for Philadelphia June 2, ne 40 58, lon 67 (by pilot boat F Perkins, N rk Mercurius (Sor), Ludwigsen, from New Gricans for Antwerp, May 20, lat 48 50, Bark Ada Carter, Nichols, ‘nom Savannah for Rio Jax pate, ape 12, lat 230 8, lon 2412 W, vont’ charlotte, Whittemore, from St Ubes for New ‘ork, May 10, lat The HLDF i, fe fro Bordeaux for California, March ) at 17 28 8, lon a aecsn Ports. opheaannayan, May 27—Arrived, ship Lillian (Br), Nich- ee Aariay May 20—Arrived, brig Nellic Hastings, Hal- vigab¥m May M4—Arrived, brig 8 P Smith, Dedge, Se- eategertes Dane 1—Arrived, ship Timour, Crocker, Liv- weatny Prete May—Arrived, ship City of Montreal, Mudgett, secaupEns, May 28—Arrived, bark Mindet (Nor), Lar- Hw rigs Stephen Bishop, Glikey, St Thomas; eRicin fe from PPI panelonia, Alice (Br), Virrington, St Thomas; schrs Shiloh, Hi M Brookings, Brown, do. Irvine, Azevedo; Philadelphia: irk Geo'Henry din), Smith, New York; brigs Abtie. © fitcomb, Hall, nortit of Hatieras: Orbit, Nash, do; Star, Cook, Saguai sehrs Addie M Chadwick, north of Hatteras wow ilsou, Jones, do; EB J Morrison, Lavander, Saguas Maud id, Robinson, New York. Cuero vMuy 2i—Arrived, sehr Experiinent ry, Toaner Haitinore, brige Premise Wr), Whbom Kingseae: Jn Sacinta (a). Hillier, Boa Sale Boston; brigs John ston. d Zid, bark Clotilte, Mille! Brightman, Hansen. Philadelphia; Alex Nickels, Rose- rook. New York; sehr Thos Sinickson, Dickerson, Phil adelphia. Hawnvna, May 25—Arrived, barks Sarah B Cann (Br), Eldridge, and Shbra Moses (Br), Goudy, New York. Havin, May 2i—Sailed, bark Venus (Nor), Olsen, New ‘ork. ‘Havana, May 27—Cleared, Golden Dream (Br), Coward, Pensacola. ‘Arrived June 4, steamships City of Havana, Deaken, am Colambia, Curtis, New ¥ fn port 2th, bark Elliott Ritchie, Hutchinson, for New Orleans, Ig’ brigs Joseph Clark, Stall, for north of Hatteras, do; Kingston (Br), Neale, for Halifax, do; schr Jeaerae Borden, Patterson, for New Yo rk, do. Hatirax, May 31—Arrived, schr Jane (Br). Greenwood, Philadeiptiia, Livexroot, June 4, 7 AM—arrlyed, steamship Spain Gp, parece yew York. y 27—Sailed, bark 8 W Holbrook, Polleys, Philadelphia: ‘brig Keystone, Baxter, north ef Hatteras; schr Kocheko, Jasper, Philadelphia. Monsnuan dune \rArrivedy” dleatnships Palestine (Bri, wens, Lavérpool; Delta (Br), Stephens, Lo Holotte (ir), Wilton, Melbourne via Sandy Hook; 2d, steamship B'Ki ing (Br), McIntyre, Liverpeol. as 2d, steamship Polynesian (Br), Brown, Liver- PeatmmxsrowWn, June 8, 10 AM—Arrived, steamship City of Antwerp (Br), Brooks, New York tor Liverpool RQuEnre, Jue arrived, sup CB Hazeltine, Gilkey, terdam. Sovruaurron, June 8,10 PM—Arrived, steamship Donau (Ger), Neynaber, Now York for Brem Singaponm, May 26—Sailed, Dark Olive, Clark, Boston. Jaco, May 19—Arrived, bark Morning Star (Br), Waugh, New York 8, Cienfuegos; Hat- Jed 19th, brigs Wm Mason, Ada Baton (Bi Guantanamo, Sen NB, Sane Arrived, ship Herbert Beach (Br), Crosby, Liverpool: bark sirlan Star (Br), Saunders, Lon’ Gonderry : sohrs uti Clinch Gp, Mal sehiladel- phia; J L Cotter, Nutter, New Em Shanks {Bn} Sluntoe, do; Sappho (Br), Spragg, do; 3a, anne (Br), Flowerr, do. Ciéared 24, ‘ship Algoma Bn, Curry, Liverpool; schr 8 B Hume, biggins, Valence! TRINIDAD, May 23—Arrived, bark Cienfuegos, Norgrave' Philadelphia. (pe STEAMSHIP 8coTtA.1 Axrwanr, May 22—Atrived, Eldorado, Thomassen, New York: Meteor, Holst, Boston: Aurora,’ Lipari, New Or- leans; Giano, Seapitich Fhiladetphia, Arrived at ing 23a, ‘Annette, Carter, and Abyssi- nia, Shields, Pitaue Accra’ (Airica), April In port Manchester, Tufts, “iputstor, May 22—Arrived, Diana, Johnssen, Philadel Teva 23, Early Morn, Fursman, New York; 24th, Ka- leva, Petfall, St Marys, in port 23d, Great Western (s), Stamper, for New York, ae May 22~Sailed, Ton!, Jenssen, Now York, Beurast: May 23—arrivea, Elizabeth Cann, Cantwell, Doboy ; 24th, Zio Lerenze, Pargione, New York ; De Geer, Telleisen, Baltimore. Sailed ath, Gustav Adolph, Jensen, New York. Buewennaven, May %—Arrived, ‘Smidt (), Danne- in, New Yor mpailed bd Hat, Koln @, Franke, New York (and passed Banckwoxa, May 20—Arrived, Fama, Amigo, New Or- Dover gant, May 22—Arrived,, Western Chief, Hil, Bristol; 24th, jueen, Mor: ensacoia. Boiled 124, 3 Standen tna Hong Kong. Cleared 2ist, Deodata, Anderson, New Yor! 22d, Sa- bing, Paine, Hig Janeiro; Fisdar, New York. Bored gota, Tranhon, FBulps for Monteyideo. anim May 17—Arrived. Carrie : Nuevo attr, Lacomare, New York; on, Naragne weteaTith, Ethan Allen, Hardy, B le a CMSTIANSAND, May 15—Arrived, reins ‘Mortensen, New a Gronwraon, May 16-Arrived, JL Bowen, Hall, Phila- phi deen tstrra, May 28—Salled, City of Benares, Shand, New Dornan, May 2%—Arrived, Eidsvold, Knudsen, New ‘Dov cacea) May 20-Off, Dudbreok, Ghent, from Pensacola fF, Dp emaciets, y 21—Off, Eros, Nielsen, from New Or- Jeans for Deueny 22d, Fido, Thorsen, from syiltuington, NC, for teetten D ‘ cdmuiral, Haesloop, from New York tor era a May 22—Arrived, Ne Plus Ultra, Ky So London for New York (and sailed 24th Hermanos, Hautf, d for do (and sailed 24 an “On z24, ‘Stwiey share, Bosse, from New Orleans for Nosed 28d, “Moses,” Goudy, from New York for Ham- burg : Eliza Eveline, Munrog, trom Wilmington, NC, via r 1 Bosna, May 2%—Arrived, Asow, Ukermann, Balti- TP EESIORE, ro FR ita Therese, Madgett, New for Cronsta ceasnooTl May 24—Arrived, Chatham, Roe, San Fran- oe terxoce, May 2%—Arrived, Bertie, Lecouter, Phila- delphia. May 15—Arrived, Maresca, Cuomo, Ni xore i Ranueys, Hitehins’ do; Jith.'Sidon (3), Hen. York), Al- le (und cleared for ‘Marseilles Ae ito, Caflero ‘irom? exaudria; 16th, Ternen; Ledien, ‘Seville; Ith, Alice, ran. Mr npRG, May 30--Arrived. Japan, Kaferstain, New Or- veBalted att, Thalia, eileanings, Philadelphia: Al ae do (and both trom Cuxhaven 22d) we c, ®, ensen, New York (and from Ouxhayen Huenung, May M—Salled, Lurope, Thomforde, Wil- mington, NC. nae A May 21—Arrived, Fenties C Hamil- gnd Ganymede, Bulley, san rancised : H Will, Braithwaite, and avour, st sein Nis; Perseverance, Morice, New Orleans} New York; Fritcess of Wales Finlay: lle 3, Joaquina Sd, aa hovewens Da- York; Lapwing, Hewitson, ‘San Francisco; Car- ats 40; Florence, Rathbohe, ‘Mobile; Guise Pe, Bariolomeo, New vaaene be Burweil, York; Montzomery Ci ughies, San rane Dieman Robinson, Gay Em ‘a do; L L_ sturges, | Lanekin, rancis Sins Urquhart, New Orieansy. Heel * Aad the port 23d, Dundonald, Thompson, from San Fran- “NSalied 224, Atalanta, Ricker, Phitadeiphia; Vitruvius, Wilming' ung tony NC a Thornton, io Matta (0) oR Gott (se di ciress, Caulking, al hy do: Bd, igen to, Dunievy, "Now Orleans Cleared 224, ‘nian (@), ‘Archer, Montreal; Ken. tuckian, Sears, st Stephen, aa Orteo, ata, New York; Henry, irvine. Pensacoli onceoias ‘Nickerson, ‘Gatcutts ts iinet fot Bom erson, Calcul Ba Ba rick & E'Mebune, Huly Galveston; Geribalal, Hoy Onines orries 104 19th, Carondelet, Stetson, from Liver t Ae Ad a ed ‘ara Babuyan, Duncan, Ne My Richn, Pensacola: Wild Hunter, Kpleksen, Wilmington, NO; a ®, pcmuer, ‘New York (and éntered out to tt . repntered out 284, Kaiser Withelm, Behrendt, f for Phi delphia: Baraid Haartager, (), Lund, for New ‘Fe ene, ana £t parla olsen how York; a Uth, Hl, Jones, do: RL Lgne, Willian, fan FACOG: cy A Litehfeld, Spanld. {iano May 20—Arrived, Pallas, Gunderson, Pen- ren ie %—Cleared, Kallisto, Tellefsen, Phila- ia, aq un atleds Blof Thorsen, Jensen, New wart, Anderson Stonlngtot ie \rrived, Margaret Lewis, Levis, Balt ML geo ‘fe Fogystone May 22, Olivo, Bonomo, from jon for New Yor! LERMO, aa Arrived, slexanden (), McKay, Na- for New York) ‘16th, Veteran, Snow, New York. IC REREROW M May Arrived, aeitha, Henrikse: Baltimore ; a nie, v4 York (an tated 234 ‘Be Hull; Hora, Peden’ Baltimore (and Pg Fy for Dublin) ; roon 5 Danovar Yorks es athida. Boo 5 ane ‘Arracan, Soneen, vaacene Baile led 28d, Youn; ‘le, Dick, Hi "halle Ba, vg coal Doh er. Redgors, Car- Revat, May 16—Arrived, Fylgia, Jensen, and Imperator, ans. jensen, New Orlea' uiRLDs, May 2—Arrived, Isabella, Meadows, Pens iy ®, fey 2—Off, Jamestown, Cali, from Shields vag May ‘22~Satled, Troubadour, Oaksmith, Glou- er, UTHAMPTON, May 22—Sailed, Strassburg (s), Barre (from New eran, Bremen, Stertin, May 19-Arrived, Fortn! merraann, New ‘or a, Zien + ly att Sal Svienwonb ‘May "WiSailed,” SurpHee, Hoyt, Philadel- weet, May 17—In the river, seals Caftero, from Sirrannes, May 15—Arrived Western Star, Williams, Biddoserd, ey ‘Way 17—Arrived, Axel, opel New Thom, May’ a rived Hak "Ar Tired: Hoke wee ariane yTansaond, fen, Bei ‘Wuypan (Africa), April soaks port pei Widdup, “Wwunrenavay, May 23—Arrived, Gartsherrie, Armstrong, American Ports. NDRIA, J: 2—arrit ‘ip Joni a SROURR aah erp oy eateries SH Barnes, dos rr Bawd Siade, Je cae Fd neds d—Scl gs Enea jal, Pi wid BOSTON dane i Sorte, snip ip Margare faret (Br), Ron Liverpool? bark Sicilian, Percivy teina brie Mt waukee, Strout, Port Johnsen W D Bicktord (Br Hoyt, Cape Ha: ‘A God eh, Mosquito inlets Cl tte Rive! ‘3 edad rin, TWH L'¢ Hickman Kab Vaughn, and Julia A-Garr ne Gumte Witson, Floyd, Eliza bethport, iP and Julia E Gamage, Piteher, Port Johnson ; Ida Hudson, Greeley, Rondout. Clearea—Steamer Blackstone, Hal Norfolk: barks Bounding Billow, fe rietta (Br), Wishart, St bag NB; sehi Sacksanlites Fanny Bhay ‘actntth Charles Raymond, Kelley, Pai ailed—Steamers nano and Bitte bark Hene “the peense Ayres Blverhos (io), Natt Sih oe Bappho wee) Shiela: an 2 ea brigs Ercole (lial), Guaiones {ved 4th, sleaunenlps bra Cl ark, coca Suiladerphiny? Oram rived, Win’ Crane, Howes, ot By teehee ri, Wace weCloua, oe iS (any Sonn, Buen ior orders; brig re aC ll ‘eebra lew Rae Michols, Portiands Welcoh lla L Frefethen, Starling, mips fe ae Haven; Lookout Lozier, Boston; oa GAS Qi of India, Queenston Q of rks Queen of wn thet Isles, Belfast; Flaciento, Queenstown; Chiggia, fot Cor! WBHURSWICK, Ga, May 30—Arrived, schr Sarah A Reed, e ice. san June 2—Arrived. brig Prairle Rose, Grifin, P and achrs Winslow Morso, Oliver, —-i Fitadelphia: Deborah Jones, Reed, Treat, Hodgdon, do for Gardiner, BANGOR, June 2—Arrived, brigs Open. Sea, Veazie, Poston: Henry Trowbridge, Herrick, Portland; schr July Fourth Cobb, Philadelphia. Cleared Schr Mary Fletcher, Higgins, New York, STOL, June Arrived, schr RH Whelden, Whitter dace, New York; waiie # more, Hoboken. CHARLESTON, June 4—Asrived, ship Marcia C Day, Red fampton ftoads; bark Young Turk, Nickerson, joston ; ches Lucy Hammond, Bagley, do; Myrover, vr] Brown, 0 EF Gildersleeve, for Jacksonville; Susan Rig ft for Fernandina, May 29—Arrived, schr Frances Coffin, Batson, Philadel xe per ved bark Hesperus, Maycott, St Stephens, Cieared—Schrs Brilliant, Farnham, and Onward, Lex lan. New York Slst- Cleared, schr Lacon, Kilpatrick, New York; Cleared, schr Mary Collins, Collins, Boston’. hip Henrleita (B1), Holby, Roiterdaimt bark India, G rape, Lamerick. 8 MONROE, June 4—Paseod in for Baltimore, barks Satellite, from Liverpool; Cyclone, from the West Tndies; Templar, from Guayanilia; brige, Tompiy from Dublin} Eugenia, from Mayaguez; schr Howard, from “eased out—Ship Isaac as Webb, for San Lint isco. FALMOUTH, June 2—Arrived, schr L O Foster, Ele arid New York. TALL HIVER, Sune 2 Arrived, schrs David B Doan: Nickerson, Beaufort, 80; Alida, Eaton, Elizabethport; ‘T Smith, Baker, New York. Satled—Schrs F J. Godfrey, Godfrey, Philadelphia; T P Cooper: 81 ok New Yor! GEORGETOWN, 8C, May 35—Cleared, schra Lucy A Ore cutt, —; 28tn, Win Penn, Thompso NDIA ANOLA, May ein port brig Belle of the Bay, Altianne, for New York, EAD, May 3l—Arrived, schr J G@ Babcocks smith, Philadelphia, Sailéd zith, sch. ‘Jas S Shindler, Lee, Philadelphia. NEW ORLEANS, May $l—Arrived, steamers New Or- Jeans, Gager, New York; St Louis (Br), Roberts, Liver- pool via Havana; schr AB Neilson, Monastero Ruatan. Cleared—Steamers Juan G Meiggs (C R), Shackford, Port Limon via Havana; Juniata, Catharine, Philadel- phia; bark Boa (Sp). Julia, Liverpools bigs dM M Burn Froniy, Havana; intone. (Sp), Bonett, Barcelon: now; schrs Traveler, Hotges, Jacksonville, Fing Prank ices ‘Hulse, Ruatan;’ Anna Lyons, Grant, Providence, Parrshoigd Pass, May $1—Sailed, steamship Emily B joudes NORFOLK, June l—Arrived, Peenroattpe Louisiana (Br) Stewart, New Orleans for Liverpool, putin for coal; Mc+ Clellan, Loveland, Providence; schrs Mary L Complin, Rogers and A e, New York. RYPORT, June 2—Arnived, schra Everglades Shaw Philadelphia; AJ Dyer, Kelly, Weehawken. EW BEDFORD, June 2—Arrived, schr W W Brainard, Fitch, New York, Sd —aailed schrs Breeze, Bartlett, Trenton, NJ; Essex, ndy and Wm H Archer, Milliken, do. NE PORT, Fune 2 PM—Arrived, schrs Urbana, Allen, Rondout; Thomas P Cooper, Sleeper, Fall River for New fork. ‘Satied—Schrs Philanthropist, Ryger, Philadelphia; @ Chadwick, F Hawley, Bayles, New York: Franklin Thomaston’ for New York: Yarmouth, dence for do: American Ei Mouth, NH, for do: TH Borden, Dede, Fa Henry’ Lemuel, Jarvis, Somerset for d Chase, Wickiord for NO) ICH, June Balled, schrs Buckeye, and G Brane dreth, New York. Arrived Sd, sehr Eliza Hamilton, Cole, New York. Sniled 24, sehr HF Bayl ria, 1: 0 F—Sailed, schrs Peacedaic, Nathh NEW LONDON, June Holmes, and Mary Natt, New York. HAVEN, June 3—Cleared, brig Morning Light, few Yi Dill ath~Arrived, schrs JT Weaver, Gladding, Alexandriag Jane M Brain frd, Huil, Kin Cle: Sehrs Saran Cul len Baltimore; PS ray, New York impson. Pafiock, dos AiR bam Churehit, Georgetown, DE Red each, Holmes, York. Sy ADELPHIA, Jane S—Arrived, ship Nile, Newe comb, New York; 0 & H Gould, Wicksoni, ' Previ- dence; J W Drisko, Hawes, Bluehill, Me: Amos 'Falken- burg, Rackett, and’E V Glover, Ingersoll, Provicence ; W Crocker, Baxter, Boston; Lottie Beard, Perry, New 0 Cleared-Steamer Yazoo, Barrett, New Orleans, via Hae Yanai barks Snow Queen (Bn), Roy, Antwerp: Bamund (Ger), Bullerdick, Hamburg; schret Chester, Browery. Boston 8 L meee, Gandy, do; Faumnt "Castner, Emma F Hart, Hart, do. am--Areived, api. Jo Johanne Gen) J brigs Redwood, Mel Ha , Matanzas; Calli Mm “Lenn Lec, smith, Matanzas zie} Nellie, French. Bi sell, Middletown, Con Cleared, steamsh: n, Boston ; Arie Whiten, do; bark Stari ine os danker Laith achrs Osseo eo Br). Martin. t Yoho, NB; Eliza ‘A Seri Smith, Pr ‘Archer & Hesves, Smith Bow Lewes, Del, June S—Passed in yesterday and last nighty brigs Redwood, from Havana; Callao and Julia F Care ney, from Matanzas. Arrived, German bark, with signal letters COB. June 49:20 AM— last ‘cvening. “t Katahdin left tor Phila- bark of yesterday name riot ascere d_ steamship posing in from signal at mi maintoy ved, pe Wenonah Stone, John Parnamy ; Mauna Loa, Sanborn, Hoboken; Walter ¢ Hall, Tolman, New York. RTSM NH, id Rca brig William B New York: schrs H'B Gibson, Murty delphia ort Johimson; Flight, Kelley, New York; Thomas Hixy Ball, Hoboke Leland, Homer, Port Jonneon? Ielarid Bolle, Buckminster, Georgetown 3; Defianc ee lew York; Stephen J Watts, Newbu: niey, Fort dehnton’ Hicien Augusta, Wel Brashear Clty: FG. Ruseelly Hankin, do; Free Wits Frisbee, Eliza Baled wher D Britain, Carroll, Philadelphia; E & Is Worts, Worts, £0, Arrived in‘ lower harbor, Lae Henorty, Merideth, Poiladetpnie for for oust wmarket. Hallock Port Johns SVIDENOR, dune S-Arrived, sents Ralph M orgetown, DC; IN Seymour, Dickinson, Fae onmges 0) wiliotsehre wm D Hilton, Weaver, Georzeto' wn Dos MY Cook, Falkenburg, Philadelphiay Northern Lights Treland, do; Ocean Wave, Fisher, do; i patrick, Croton Point; Yermiiton, eis} York wm rt, do: Ely, Cart Raynor, in ‘Brook , rox d was, Heaney, big to leGar, doy ‘do; Charles L, MaNGHMOND, J ‘dune 3-Arrived. a Walker, New York; sehr J P Kelsey, MS a FRaNcipes, Su June $—Arrived, wort ‘ork, AVANKARY May Sl—Arrived, ship Linda, Green, Live “"Blenred—Ship Alfred (Br) Gray, Liverpoo! Sd—arrived,, steamsh mery, Fy aircon, San Jacinto, H NeW Fork: qniia Rol bert Bato, a Sgenre schr Cornel 4th Arrived, brig John Good, Morehouse, Baltimore sehr Bite J Stinmona, Harrington, Gardiner, M re. leared—Revenue cutter Nansemond, New Yor! maited_8ntp Alfred (Br), Liverpool; brig tats Sg i} SALEM, Sune 2—Arrived, schre Harriot, Rran. bing and’ LB Cowperthwalte, Gardn ‘hiladeipins mbassador, Warren, and Fanny Bider, Rich, Johnson General Scott, Hopps, Elizabethport; Paci, inn. New Yor VINEYARD Haven, anne. S-Artived, bri tis Ba AY ort Johnson’ for Bo Tindewind Now York for Boston Chas H smut Phila- deiphia for do: R W Godtrey, Alexandria for do; Winona, Baltimore for do; 8ea Queen, Port J¢ Frances, Hoboken for big Elizabethport for do: Clar do; Charlie & Willie, Silliman, Appalachicols for Port Johinso Susie Nw tor orde! Charter 0 Viney: Highlands Bel (Br). Chiarlie Cobb, and Zicawo, ree cine Athan, Portland for Baltimore. Balled Brig MALY Metoman, Pesce, ‘Winona, sitar, Georse Ravage, Charles ae en RW. Godfrey, sem Qasen, Ella Fri th, SSHILMINGTO! Satoh Charlie & wil a A Ko M4 u Clara enki, ‘and Abby Wel Pagers, ides ‘York. St Johni iC, J -Arrived, steamship Benes june 2—Arrived, schr Brazos, Tryon, South SOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS. A iigren States; legal nna no advance; Bhate ———. HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, Fulton avenue and Boerw A. corner of Fulton avenu Snr On Sunday from 6 to9 P.M. BSOLUTE DIVOROKS OBTAINED FROM DIFFER: egal everywhere; desertion &c., suff lane ~y, A Fequired; no charge until dk ie JUS, _Attorney, 14 Broadway. _ PoE SCALP DISEASES CONSULT DR. B. C, PE! ‘kilful hair doctor, 49 Bond street, Ba 4 AZ Thniot dandeut rliation ‘or iuehiey of ihe head Or ion or al compl int or disease 0 ‘onthe wealpe ara = —— FRECKLES AN Fy ir for PERV Mont AND FRECKLE Li (e] iD reliable, Depot 49 Bond street, Now York. sienten en. vorce granted. iY; —