The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1873, Page 10

10 ANOTHER CHARTER SCARE, a os Some of the Aldermen Think the Char- ter Appointments Invalid. The ‘“Mare’s Nest” They Found in a Directory Clause of the Law—They Don’t Like the Share of “Pap” They Have Had— “Let Us Do It Over Again”— A Few Reasons Why They Can't. A very thin ruse was suggested yesterday by ome of the democratic Aldermen to upset all the ‘appointments so far made under the new charter. ‘Tney claim that tne charter prescribes that the mominations sent in by the Mayor shall, a8 soon as practicable, be published in the oficial journal of ‘the Corporation—the City Record—and that such publication shall be made before final action ‘on the nominations has been taken by the Board of Aldermen. Now, the City Record has ‘mot yet been published or Tully established, and they claim that tke nominations and the sub- sequent actron confirming them were and are in- vahd and iMegal. Now what section 46 of article 2 of the charter does actually say Is that ‘no: resolution or ordimance providingfor * * * ar “@uthorizing the tucurring of anyexpense or the @ppropriation or expenditure of public moneys” THE POLICE MAGISTRACIES, Facts and Fictions From /,bout the City Hall—Contemplated Ac tion on the Police Magistracies To-" .2y—Another “Combination” Talked Gf—Why It Must Fail—New “Points.'» The City Hall was devoid of political tepics of interest yesterday, but the meeting of the Board of Aldermen to-day will dov pttegs serve to shake up matters to an extent tat may prove of some public concern, The Po ce Magistracies will, im all probability, be called Up, in gome form, as there are two nominations lying on the table, ard there may be anttle “stand of» petween the Mayor's sup- porters and the Opp osition, As maswcrs now exist on the Magistrate, question there is an element in the Board that will aake an effort to postpone action on the nominations of Messra. Ackert and Streeter until the Mayor ta; sent in nomtwations for the whole number @f Vaagistracies to be filled. Just bow strong this: element is itis diMeult to determine; but it 1s no’ thought that there is a majority; and, even if there is, it will mot be a very diftcult mat ter to break the combimation. It may be accepted), however, as A FIXED PACT, tnat tlie Mayor will not semd in the remaining eight/mames to-day, and it is very luxely that he Willtend in none whatever. As he informed the Aldesrmen once before when they asked for more NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. been intoned Bishop Potter commenced te cere- Montes with prayer, assisted by Kev, Messrs, Potter and Getlaudet, “At ttre conclusion of the exercises the guests proceeded in ages to the presemt ome, where, among other business transacted, the managers fer the ensuing year were elected. Ab address was aiso delivered by Mr, William Cul- len Bryant. The building 4 course of erection will be 200 feet wide, including the main edifice, and will have two wings, each eighty feet long. it will be divided by two spacious main halls, on each side of which the patients’ apartments will be arranged in small wards, The structure is tntended be three searias mish, heated by steam and admirably venti SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=This Day. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER. Sun rises... 4 28 | Gov. Tsland...morn 9 30 ‘Sun sets, Ef 7 31 | Sandy Hook..morn 8 45 Moon rises.....eve 9 48| Hell Gate.....morn 11 15 OCEAN STEAMERS. DAYES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TH MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY. : ‘Bieawiers. [Destination, Westphetia Hamburg. City of Bait Liverpool... Oceanre. 15 Broadway. 17 Bowling Green 58 Broadway. 2 Bowling Green 29 Broadway Hermann.. Wisconsin .... norpinations, and when they had not yet acted on we names already in their possession, Re may & gain say to them, “Gentlemen, as you have not Yet taken action on the names J have sent in to shall ve adopted or of effect until after publication ‘Qn the City Record, &c. Now, even if this is the peg por which these Aldermen hang their hopes, they ‘switt find it t A'RATHER POOR PIECE ‘OF TIMBER. ‘Tue “resolutions” by which ‘they confirmed, the wominations did not “authorize the incurréng of / ‘@ny expense” whatever; nor did they “autvorize. ‘Ube appropriation or expenditure of any public moneys” in payment of the salaries of the newly @ppointed officials. The offices were created and ‘the “empense” or “expenditure” for salaries-was “authorized” amd the anfount of’such “expendt- tore” fixed and determined by the Legislature from ‘whom the charter emanated, and the Aldermen bave nothing todo with the “authorization” of te “expenditure.” The charter simply states ‘That ‘the Mayor shall nominste” and “the Board of Aldermen shall cowfirm’’ the persons who shall Mili the offices which the charter created and who hall be the recipients of the sums of money as s@alaries which the charter also authorized te be “expended”? And that is the Whole thing in a ‘sputshell. The truth is thet the point was first rataed on ; MMonday ;“kat twenty minutes of research.on con- -+@ideration convinced the reporter of its unten- ability, as above @tated, Finding that it was still = Raises caer , the reporter determined to ait, legel advice-on the question and present It in The following -is the section-of the ckarter under which THIS ‘POINT HAS BEEN RAISED, the passage involved being printed in itaires:— Sxc. 16.—Immodiately after the adjournment of each meeting of either Board it shall be the duty of the Clerk of such Board to prepare a brief abstract, omitting all echnical and formal details, of all resolutions and ordi Mances introduced or. passed, and of all recommendations Of committees, and of all fina! proceedings, aswell as full copies of ali messages trom the Mayor and all reports ‘of depariments or officers. He shall at once transmit the same w the person appointed to supervise the publication ot the Cty Record. No resolution or ordinance provi GF contemplating the alienation or appropriation leasing any property of the cit ting the lease ‘any property or tranchise, or the making of any specific improvement, or the appropriation or expenditure os public moneys, or authorizing the incurring of any expense, or the taxing oF assessing of property in the city, shall be Passed or adopted by either Kourd until at least five days afler-such abstract of its provisions shall have been pub- lished, No euch ordinance or resolution shall be ap- Proved by the Mayor until three days after such abstract shail have been so published after its passage; but if an @bsteact oF any resolution or ordinance shali have been once published afler its introduction it ¢hall not there- fier be necessary to publish the same again, ut only to reter to the date and page of the former in the City Record, aul to state the ainendments, if ny, made thereto. Tn all cases the yeas and uays upon ‘the final passage of the resolution or ordinance shall be Published, ‘The Comptro!ier shall cause a continuous series of the City Reeurd to be bound. as completed quar- terly, and tobe deposited, with his certidcate thereon, in the office of the Kegister of Deeds of the city and county of New York inthe County Clerk’s office, and in. th Office of the Clerk of the Common Couneil, ‘and coptes Phe contents of any part of the same. certified by suc ecister, County Clerk or Clerk of the Common Cour Bhail be received in judicial! proceedings as prima saci evidence of the truth of the contents thereot. The reporter called at the Mayor's Office, where he learned from Mr. Wilder, the Mayor's private Secretary, that Mr. Havemeyer had left his office -eariy in the afternoon tor a drive in the Park and was not coming down town again yesterday. When the reporter had explained the object of his visit, fo inquire 1 there were any foundation for the ree port he bad heard, Mr. Wilder remarked :— “Oh, yes, I bave heard of that; but there is mothing init. I heard something about it some Gays ago.” “Has Mayor Havemeyer heard it?” asked the re- <porter. ‘es, he has heard it," replied the Secretary, ‘And he thinks there a6 nothing in it?” ‘Nothing whatever,” was the answer. ‘bo you know where it originated, Mr, Wilder?’ Bazarded the reporter. No, Mr. Wilder did not know where dt originated. A ‘The reporter thought, however, that he would go 0 THE LEGAL FOUNTAIN HEAD of municipal affairs, and he soon found himself in the private office of Mr. Delafield Smith, the Cor- poration Counsel. Mr. Smith was bard at work when the reporter called and from his manuer he evidently looks upon tae doubtful point { IN A MORE SERIOUS LIGHT than either Mayor Havemeyer or his private Secre- e reporter explained to him that he had called to get his view of the doubtiul question which is | about to be raised in the Board of Aldermen, and Skea him if he had veard of it. “Yes,” replied Mr. Smith, “1 have heard of it.’ “Do you Wink it amounts to anything, Mr. ‘Bmith ?” asked the reporter. “Well, you know 1 cannot express an official eo according to law untill am consulted by “the departments.” 4 jurely your apswer to me could not he con- aan @ formal expression of your official opin- no “Well, I think the objection to the legality of the appointments is faulty, and, then, that there is no uch paper as the City Record yet; and as tar as the appointments made up to the present, the #ixtcenth section does uot apply. When THERE IS NO SUCH PAPER ‘bow can the nominations be advertised in that PY “Mr. Smith, if there had been such a paper, svouid you consider the point well taken ’ asked pBhe reporter. CORPORATION COUNSEL (slowly) —No, I think not, Wecause the clause in the sixteenth section 1s gimply directory, as we lawyers say, and would Hot invalidate the action taken under another clause, Which distinctly says, “The Mayor shall ap- point, and the Board Of Aldermen confirm.” Be- Biies, It does nol appear irom the latter clanse lhat the legal intendment wes to make the adver- ‘eing neceseary. No; J am not inclined to think ‘that the point would hold good, though, of course, , 1 cannot give you my jormai opinion. Thanking Mr. Smith for his kindness and courtesy the reporter withdrew. He subsequently , called on @ prominent member of the Board of Aldermen, who does nét wish bis name published 40 this connection, but who may be said tobe a (Semocrat. AN ALDERMAP'S STATEMEN” “I believe, sir, that this point is well'taken, It ‘will be dgeussed in open Board, | am informed, at She meeting to-morrow afternoon. Several mem- ‘Uers of the Hoard believed that the coefirmation Of the new Commissioners, except those of the Public Parke, who are unsalaried o@icers, has been Mega, and mest be wade all over again. 1 have been informed myself by a half dozen preminent Jere! authorities that our action has been illegal, and I know of other members of the Board who have equally good authority on the enbject, who hoid the sate view. I wish to Neaven the confir- Mation was TO BE MADE OVER AGAIN, 4 think I would vote againet every nomination the SMayor has sentintous. The deraceratic members tof our Board who lave confirmed the Mayor's appointees have been shametully treated by the tier. We have waited on the new Commiaston- ers, but they seem to think us unworthy of accord. “Sng us the privilege of putting a man on the streets, ‘You may be sure that this matter will not rest here. Jfour confirmation has been illegally made twe will see it out to tie bitter end, and | believe St hae” THE MEMORY OF AGRAMONTE. Areqniem mass was celebrated yesterday at St, Btephens’ church for the soul of the dead Cuban | General Agramonte. The solemn and impressive was crowded = with bans and Cuban ‘sympathizers, among whom were Carlos Cas- Cilio, confidentia! agent of the Cuban Repubiic; Miguel Aldama, General Juan G. Villegas, J. A. Mora, P. Cassanova, Nestar Ponce de Leon and Uol- one E Agramonte. the Rey. James W. Fower, a young priest, assisted by the Rev. Charles MeCready, deacon, and Rev. Jobn MeQuirk, sub-deacon. Mozart's grand requiem ‘was sung for the occasion by a choir of eight voices, The ‘uneral oration was by the Rev. Dr. MeGlynn, services were and church The mass was celebrated by | yeu l'think you have got enough business to keep ,you going for ten or fifteen minutes,” { They didn’t like it. of course, but they eventu- ally “took it in,” fer their cembination was not worth acent. The fact is that no com- bination can be formed in this Board. against the Mayor that any dependence could be placed in, ‘The Mayor has among the members at least seven supporters, upon Whose fealty be may rely, ‘whether he is ‘e of the fact or not, and that ‘only requiring one more vote to make a majorit; makes it a little dangerous to undertake to hel ‘Out against thé minority, as NONE OF THE ‘‘STAND-OUTERS”” know who will be first to turn over. The bill pro- vides that “the first two” magistrates “‘appeinted” shall hold office for the term of ten years. The second or next “two”? who shall be “appointed” shall hold office for nine years, and 80 on. This implies, if it impiies anything, that the names shall be submitted to the Board in “twos,” and that their terms of office shall be defined by the order in which they shall be “appointed,” not in the order in which they are “nominated.” Of course the actof “appointing’ is only comple’ when the nominations are confirmed and the per- son’ has duly qualified by taking‘the oath of office and receiving the Mayer’s warrant. The spirit of the act doubtless means that THE BOARD SHALL ACT first upon the two first names sent in ‘by the Mayor, and that in the order of his nominations the terms of office shall be defined, But it is easy to perceive how the Aldermen may, if they have in their possession all the names at one time, reject the first two, second two, the third two and the fourth two, and, by confirming the filth or last two, assign them to the incumbency of the long term of ten years, when, in fact, the Mayor, with whom the appointing process originates, contemplated that these two last nominees should hold ofice tor the short, or six-year term. The Mayor has no power to renominate a candidate who has been once rejected; but the Aldermen are expressly empowered, at their discretion, to re- cousider the vote by which they retused to confirm a candidate, and may ‘then proceed to confirm him. It will thas be seen how, by rejecting the first four “twos” and confirming the last “two,” the Board may next proceed to reconsider the re- Jections and ultimately to confirm them all, and thus, BY A LITTLE SHARP PRACTIOR, Tegulate as they choose, by the order of confirma- tion, the terms of office of the nominees, The law requires merely that they “shall take action” on the nominations “in the order tn which the nomi- nations are made.” To refuse, by 2 vote, to con- firm is to “take action,” within the meaning of the provision of the bill, Jt will be thus seen how deli- cate a matter it will be for the Mayor to trust all | the nominations in the hands of the Board at one time, unless it can be held conclusive, as above suggested, that the “appointment” ts not complete until the Magistrate clect 18 sworn in and has is- sued to him tis warrant. Certainly he cannot ex- | ercise the functions of his efice until his oath ts re corded and his warrant issued. Of course if this is sound reasentng the two first sworn in or qualified by the Mayor will be “the two first.appointed,” and | the Mayor may thus determine Orme when the Aldermen have done their share of the business, what are the terms of the respective officials, All the provisions above referred to are contained in Sections ix and ten of the bill. THE CENTRAL PARK LABORERS. Meeting of Park Laborers in Demilt Hall Last Night—750 Men Out of Em- ployment—A Committce of 100 Men to Call on the Board of Aldermen To- Day. A meeting of the mechanics and laborers lately employed upon the Central Park and.other public works was held in Demilt Hall, Twenty-third street and Second avenue, last night. Mr. James O'Reilly opened the meeting. He said it was time to show the authorities how much the laborers lately em- ployed upon the Park were suffering from the want ot work, Mr. D. S. Griflin was calied to the chair. He said one of the pretexts for the discharge of the laborers was because the Bourd of Aldermen had Teiused to act upon the nominations for Park Commissioners, Mr. Reilly then OFFERED THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION. Whereas the indiflerence manifested by the majority side of the last Legislature concerning all measures in ‘the interest ot the <ses, and part larty as shown by its failiny to appropriate’ until a late day the necessary funds for the improvement of the public parks, thereby causing the discharge and consequent suffering of 1,000 the mechanies and laborers employed upon the public are now idle and in want, and must so continue the Commissioners are confirmed and assume their functions. Resolved, That a committee of 100 be now a) pointed y de. t upon the Board of Aldermen and respect mand immediate action upon the names presented tor Park Commussioners, thet being in our opinion the only remedy for the exising evils and the privations under which we suffer. Mr. Davrox, Chairman of the Printers’ Union, said the working.wen sought to have A REPRESENTATIVE IN THE PARK COMMISSION. He would he said, why the Board of Aviermen did not eitner contirm or reject the for Park Commissioners, . PE Dory said the 750 men who had been discharged were only paid $2 a day. Now tney had been idle for five weeks, and, Of course, must suffer want. Mr. Ricuarp L, Rareion said the workingmen had only to blame themsetves ; they bent their knees before the God whom they had made. (Applause). How much longer was this geing to lust? The laborers were supposed to bear all the cuffs from those whom they had placed in positions of power, Assemblyman PETER Woops made a few remarks, He said he had gone to see the Comptroller, the Commissioner of Public Works, &., and asked them why the laborers could not be again em- ployed. He was told that the sufficient. Seven hundred and fifty men were now deprived of their opportunities to make an honest living. He had TALKED WITH SOME OF THE ALDERMEN, but had received no satisfactory explanation of the present state of things. The workingmen had no right to compel the Board of Aldermen to confirm the nominations made by the Mayor, bat they had the right to ask that these nominations be either contirmed or rejected—one or the other. He be sustained by all the honest workingmen of the city. (Appiause.) ‘The resolutions were then adopted. Mr. THEODORE Banks said the workingmen of New York were determined to be a pack of slaves. ‘The Mayor was #0 aristocrat and appointed none but aristecrats to all offices, One man's vote was as good a4 another, and they still bowed to th aristocrats. A judge got $10,000 # year, but there was no money for the poor workinginen. He would take any positron in the county for $000 @ year. They would bave torun an independent ticket of Workingmen before they conld command respect, The meeting then adjourned, ‘The committee of one hundred workingmen will foarch tothe City Hail at noon, CHARITY IN WESTCHESTER. Interesting Ceremony at Fordham—Lay- ing the Corner Stone of the New Home for Incurables=Progress and Prospects of the Institution. At Fordham, Westchester county, yesterday the corner stone of the sew Home for Incurabies was laid with impresstve and highly interesting | ceremonies. There were present a goodly number | of spectators, inclading several prominent citizens | of New York. The contemplated structure 1s in- ; tended to take the piace of the present Home | at Tremont, the limited proportions of which have for some time past been found too small to accom- | Modate the constantly increasing number of appli- | cants jor admission, According to the annual re- port of the managers it appears that the institu. on now contains some forty-six patients, nearly one half of whom are treated free, waile the others are each able to contribute a nominal amount towards the support of the Home, As the resources of the institution are as yet circumscribed, the managers appeal to the charity of Christian men and women to aid them in the HO. brief put touching address, spoke of the | commencement of an endowment fund to provide Sonle aed generous character of Agramonte aud of | for the expenses of the Home, 4 phe waviplicg ue Yad made for Wis pouniryy When & Lid coMbosed Jar the o¢casion, had workmen and their gependent families; and whereas | funds were not | believed that the Mayor meant well and onght to | «|7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 5 Broadway. 161 Broadway ../69 Broadway. +: | Liverpool. .|15 Broad way. :|Glasgow. ...|7 Bowlmy Green .| Bremen. 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 29 Broadwa: 2 Bowling Green (69 Broadway. 119 Broadway 58 Broadway. 15 Broadway. 169 Broadway. 6) Broadway. 6) Broadway. 9 Broadway. Columbia, Hans Liverpool. .|Mambarg.. .|Hamburg.. Laverpool.. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 11, 1878. LR CLEARED. Steamship Scotia (Br). Lott, Liverpool and Queenstown -c ‘rancklyn. ‘Stoamenip. City of Baltimore (Br), Ellison, Liverpool via Queenstown—John G Dale. Steamship Manhattan (Br), Price, Liverpooi via Queens- town—Willtamns £ Guion, pateammahip Pennsylvania (Br), Braes, Glasgow—Austin in de Uo, Steauahi Kon (Ger), Francke, Bremen via Southamp- ton—Oelrichs ‘Steamship City of Galveston, Rowland, New Orleans— CH Mallory & Co. yficamsbip South Carolina, Becket, Charleston—H R organ & Co, ‘Steamship "Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Ferguson & j Ship Harkaway (Br), Constant, London—Peabody, Wil- Co. Ship Omba Br, Thomson, London—Peabody, Willis & Ship Joven Thomas (Port), Peteca, Oporto—Hagemeyer runn, Bark Alice Roy (Br), Douglas, London—J F Whitney & Co. inrk Christine (Nor), Orien, Plymouth—Tetens & Bock- mann, Hark Tare (Aus), Veearich, Cork oF Falmouth—Sloco- vieh a G Bark Cetvrti Dubrovachi (Aus). Farcenovich, Cork or Falmouth—Slocovich & Co. ark Maria (Ital), Li ri, Cork—Funch, Edye & Co. & ark Ruth (Nor), Jensen, Cork for orders- ‘unch, lye Bs Bark Andrea lo Vico (Ital), Rallo, Dublin—J C Seager. Bark Helen (Br), Norrie, Dundatk—Lindsay & Co. Bark CF Elwell (Br), Uilen, Bremen—Jas W Elwell & 00. wiaTk Bessie North (Br), Ferguson, Antwerp—H J De ‘olf SO. Bark Orion (Br). Cook, Hamburg—Boyd & Hincken. pitti WMaakenson (Nor), Meyer, Rotterdum—Funch, dive Bark_Ursus Minor (Nor), Nielsen, Penarth Roads for or- ders—Tetens & Bockmann. Burk Harvest Moon, Kiley, Trieste—Jas Henry. Bark A Fredholin (Swed), Samuclsen, Stettin—Tetens & Bockmann. 4 Burk Poseidon (Dan), Jansen, Malmoe—Funch, Edye & 0, Bark Cleo! n. Brig Tarefa, Brown, Marscilles—Simpson, Clapp 4 Co. k Brig i (Br), Edgett, Santa Cruz (Canary Islands)— Heney Parker. Bric Rebecea (Ger), Olten, Rio Janeiro—C Tobias & Co. Brig Kossak, Sinith, Cientuegos—F Taibot & Co. » Maloney, Clenfuegos—Miller & Hough- Hee) Anna (Br), McNutt, Halifax, NS—J F Whitney & Co. ‘hr Anna Freeman, Boynton, Baracoa—B J Wenberg. C Noyes, Lee, Baracoa—B J Wenberg. ire (Br), Tuts, St Johns, NF—P I Nevius & r Adelia (Br), Lockhart, Windsor, N8—C W Ber- teaux. Schr Souvenir (Br), Hatfield, Windsor, NS—C W Ber- teaux, chr Escort (Br), Curry, Wolfville—D R De Wolf & Co. r J K Lawrence, Herrick, Jacksonville—Warren y. chr Ida Richardson, Bedell, Charleston—Evans, Ball hr J R Floyd, Squires, Georgetown and Point Bluff— E D Uurlbat.& co. Sehr John, Williams, Wilmington, NC—E 8 Powell. hr A W Collins, Yooker, Richmond, Va—Van Brunt & Schr R Mason, Ferry, Portland, Me—Squires, Thornton & Co. Schr Thos Ellis, Kelly, Harwich, Mass—M W Mackay. Schr Wm Gray, Allyn, New London, SchrAJ Williams, Morrell, Stamtord—Stamford Manu- facturing Co. Steamer Anme, Steen, Witmington. Del—A Abbott. Steamer Philadelphia. Davis, Philadelphia, Steamer Sarah, Jones. Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THF HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. Steamship Hansa (Ger), Brickenstein, Bremen, May 28, and Sout ton Bist, with mdse and 443 passengers to Oelrichs & Co; June 2, lat49 31, lon IS, passed an En bark, showing letters It J B, bound east: 6th, 1at 46 18; lo 4158,"passed bark Lydia (ir), trom New York for Liver- 3, Sth, lat 41 34, Ton 60 28, passed an English steamer, ing 1. i RQ, bound west. » City of Havana, Deake with mdse and passengers to'F Alex & Carystort bearing N by E, 2) milesdistant, laulins, trom Matanzas for New York, an bound N. Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Bermuda 6 days, with mdse and passengers to Lunt Bros. NE to NW winds, with heavy head se ¢ the Guif Stream. Steamship New Orleans, Gager, New Orleans June 5, with mdse and passengers to Clark & Seaman. Steamship Montgomery, Fatrcloth, Savannah June 7, with mdse and passengers to R Lowden. Steamstap San Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah June 7, with mdse and passengers to WR Garrison. Steamship Zodiac, Chapin, Savannah mdse and passengers to Murray. Ferris & ¢ Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston June 8 with mdse and passengers to HR Morgan & Co. Steamship Fanita, Doane, Philagelpnia, with mase to the Lorillard Steamahin Co. % Ship Theobald (oF Richinond), Adams, Leghorn April 13, with mdse to Fabbricot:i Bros; vessel to Jas W Elwell # Co Bark Diana (Nor), Bersagel, Limerick 29 days, in bal- last to Funch. Raye & C Bark Gazelle (ot New Haven), Decker, St 15 day with ugar and motasscs, to assed brigs Tally Ho, til after cross 4 days, with yarn Matanzas 10 days, with sugar Bark Torybarn . Conp, Matanzas 9 days, with & Fischer: vessel to master. June 9, ssed brig Richmond, from Carde- nas for } Brig Bams (3 days, with fruit to Fuach, Edye & May ih fi i days, with coffee to Meyer & ¢ Brig Edward Lange, bl Cay. cedar and fustic to G. Wessels, Brig Robert Mowe (of New Haven), Abbott, Ponce, P. R., Ll days, with molasses to H. Trowbridge’s Sons. Brig John’ Masom, Porter, Ponce, PR, 1 days, with sucar and molasses to S Michelena & Co! yesel to G W Watts; lett, brig John Box, tor Boston, June & Brig Thos Campbell (of Weymouth, NS), Lewis, Maya- guez I4 days, with sugar and molasses to order, vessel to das W klwell & ¢ 43 ¥ Bulley, 8 days, with , Yucata Brig D Trowbrdge (of New Haven), Rice, Mayaguez, PR, lidays, with molasses to D Trowbridge & Co Brig Jeremiah, Ford, Sagua 10 days, with sugar, to to KP Buck & Co, rig Atlas (of, ‘owers, Caibarien 9 days, with sugar, to Moses Taylor & Co; vessel to Miller & Houghton, Brig Mary Stewurt (Be), McDonald, Matanzas Ildays, with sugarand melado to LE Amsilick & Co; vessel to Brett, Son & ¢ Brig Willow Brace (Br), MeDonal with sugar, fo Sheppard Gandy; ve as ‘schr Lady Woodbury (of Porland), Woodbury, Utilla, Hon, 14 dys, with truittoJ &F Pearsall; vessel to mas- ter. Schr Armada (Br), Copeland, ¢ with molasses to Rivera & ( to Heney & Parker. Sehr Mary M (of Glon r), Murray, Baracoa 1 days, with fruit to BS Wenberg Schr Minnie, Hudson, Cienfuegos 25 days, with sugar, to Maitand, Phelps & Co} vessel to Evans, Ball & Co. Schr Lizzie Lee Baracoa 9 days, with truit to T e; vessel to J R Staples it Lewis, (of Norttiport, LI.) Lewis Eleuthera, 7 pines to Joseph Eueas; vessel to Bd Wenbere; Scammell, bound sch C8 Webb, trom Moses Taylor & Cardenas 9 days, 1 to Bird, Perkins imayanilia, PR, 17 days, . lat $6 30, lon 76 20, Oth, off Chineoteag tor New ¥ south; Georgetown, 8 Sehr Lizzie Major, . Spok: ork Geery, sonville 12 days, with lumber to the New Uaven ). chr John L Merritt, Halsey, Fernandina 7 days, with Naval stores to Doliner, Potter & vessel to A Abbott. Schr WH Keeney, Beers, dar to Eppinger & Russell; ndina 7 da! 1 with ce asel to Van B Bri Schr NJ Miller (of Boothbay), Brown, jexton for Hyde Park, 13 days, with yellow pine tod E Lasher; ves- sel to muste Horton, & Sons, errickson, Wilmington, NC, 6days, Schr Annie Shear: val stores to B Higgit Schr Sanny Sout with naval stores § Powell. Rehr AV Bergen, Thompson. Richmond, Va, Schr Albert Thomas, Kose, Alexandria. Scher WW Pnaro, Hall, Alexandria, Schr Charley Woolsey, Parker, Alexandria for New Mav yscht Maggie & Lucy, Avery, Alexandria for Groton, ass. Sclir 8J Vaughan. Vangha Schr AJohnson, Jotinson, Virginia, Rehr 2 E stockton, Soper, Virginia. Schr F Shubert, Cranmer, Virginia, Schr Harry Landall, Taylor, Virginia, chy ER Price, Adams, Virginia, Sener D Hastings, Tilton, Virginia, Schr P A Sanders, Godtrey, Virginia. Sehr OH Booth, Longstrect, Virgining Sehr E R Benneit, French, Virginia, Schr Moderator, Rulon. Virginia, Sehr Serene, Jones, Vireini sclrJ & D Cramer, Matthews, Virginia, Sone MG Leonard, iiggins, Virginia, tile River, SC, with na- Virginia, Sehr Sarab Lavinia, Anderson, Virginia, Sohy Avaliga, Loveland, Vireulia, xperienced strong | Schr D E Sawyer, Soper, Virginia. Schr DW Vaughan, Thompson, V Schr H Seauine, Gaskell. Varginiae Schr Barbara, Hadden, Vi . Sehr Jane Emson, Van Cleaf Georgetown, DC, Schr Menawa, Dissosway, town, Do. Schr Jennie Rosaline, Tooker, Georgetown, DO. Schr Mary k Simmons, Jeffrey, Georgetown, DC. Schr A C'Lyon, Lyon, ‘Baltimore. Schr Mary Louisa, Lowell, Beaford, Del, with ship tim- ber to G A Adams. The steamship Algeria, which arrived 10th. bri 533. pamengers and reporis June. % lat 4103 N, ion 68 05 Wy passed steamship India (Br), hence for Glasgow. Rerornep—Ship Alexander Marshall, Gardner, hence for Doboy, Ga, having on June 6 struck on Experiment Shoals (iaiving a Dovoy pilet on board atthe time), which negessitated her return to this port. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Brig Lily (Br), Ryan, Little Gi y for New York, 11 gaya, with coal t0 B Swain & Brig Nancy (Br), McBride, Wirdsor, NS, 8 days, with plaster to Crandall, Berteaux & Co. ‘Schr W KE Duryea (Br), Nickerson, Canning, NS, for New Yor, with potatoes to W E Duryea & Co; ‘vesl to ‘ot PO, Sehr Promenader (Br), Davidson, Hillsboro, NB, for New York, 6 days, with plaster to © W Bertaux. ‘Sehr Eniire, Kinnear, Providence for New York. Schr Bramhall. Hamilton, Clark's Island for New York, "Echt Hila Jane, Alien, Sfldgenort for New ¥. ichr Eila Jane, Alien, Schr Whampoa, Dean, Narragansett for New York. Schr Patron, Hubb: Bridgeport for New York. Schr James Bernice, Proctor, Sag Harbor for New ork. Schir Henry & Taber, Rome, New Redford for New ‘ork. Schr Eva Diverty, Hand, Providence for New York. Schr Ann 8 Brown, Coyle, Boston for Philadetphi, Ct, for New Yorr. Behr J. his Phinney, Portland Schr Henry Gibbs, Lacy, New Bedford for Port John- son. Schr Monitor, Bouter, New Haven for New York. Schr Mail, Smith, New London for New York. Schr Lucy Church, Wheeler, Pawtucket for New York, Sehr David Pearsail, Golden, Greenwich or New York, with stone to order. Steamer Doris, Young, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, BOUND BAS. ySteamsnip Acushner, Rector, New Bedford for New Schr HIB Metcalf, Riler, New York for Boston. Schr Chillion, Brown, New York tor New Bedford. Bchr Jane, Hopkins. New York for Boston. Schr Eveline, Hawley, New York for Portsmouth. Schr Julia & Mary. Wright, Fort Johnson for Salisbury. Schr Hattie M Mayhew, Cheswick, New York for Port eater. clenr James English, Barker, Rondont for Providence, Schr Win Martin, Brewster, Port Johnson for Portches- ter. : ‘Schr Empire, Jones, Blizabethpert for Saybrook. Behr Margaret & Lucy, Avene New York ior Narra- Mohr Elia, Sammis, New York for Stonington. Behr Chauneey St John, Marsden, Port Johnson for Boston. ‘Rrhir Lizzie Major, Geary, Jacksonville for New Haven. afcht Wan'Bement, Wiggins, Philadelphia for Provi- e. gccht Nathaniel Jarvis, Casper, New York for Provi- ence. Schr Gen Howard, Westcott, New York for Narragan- ae Schr Excelsior. Smith, Hoboken for Providence. Schr E M Wells, Kelsey, Amboy for Hartford. Schr Laura L Burlingame, Barlingame, —— for Bos- n, Sebr Solon, Horton. New York for New Hiven. Sehr Noilie Starr, Poland, New York for Bath. he Gen Sheridan, Stewart, Philadelphia for Hart- ford, ich Souvenir (Br, Hatfield, New York for Windsor, Schr Wm Young, Young, New York for Port Jefferson. SAILED, Steamships Scotia, and Manhattan, Livernool ia, and Pennsylvania, Glasgow; Koln, Bremen; City of jalveston, New Orleans; barks Tronsides, Stockholm; Home, Liverpool; Luna, Stettin; Rdgar Cecil, “Pletou, NS; Nuovo Virginia, Rotterdam; Dr © Tupper, Cork; D Mcbherson, Gibraltar; Nescio, Stockholm; Reinhold, Konlgsberg; Agon, Gloucester, E; John Boulton, La: ayra. and Porto’ Cabello: brigs Ernest, Kingsion, Ja: avid Buzbee, Cadiz; Kossak, Cienfuegos; Monarch del M Gibraltar; Amelia Emma, Port Royal, 8C,;G@ 8 Berry, Darien, Ga: Union, Pasebiac (Canada) Laguay! Chanticleer, Barbor Briton; Rival, NF; sel jothen, Aux Cayes. Wind at sunset NW. Marine Disasters. Barx Mantua (Ger), Ehrenreich, from Philadelphia May 10, with 181,121 gallons refined petroleum, valued at $35,009, for Konigsberg, was ashore at Dunstbay June 9, and would probably be a total loss. Barx Evnxxa, Prince, from Tegal (Java) put into Cape Town, CGH, May —, leaky. Buia Evxnoxa (Br), Thompson. from Baltimore for St Thomas which was reported spoken, no date, leaky, arrived at her destination May 2. Scrnuuria & Martna, from Philadelphia, of and for Calais with coal, before reported ashore on Black Ledge, got off 10th and procecded, Sci Geo Wasuixatow, Small. from Boston for Bangor, put into Boothbay Jane 8, with loss of main gaff, main- ‘sail split and leaking badly. ‘Two coasting schrs were ashore in the Potomac River onthe 9th inst—one at Port Tobacco and one at Chap- man’s Point. ‘The wreck of schr Belvidere, as she lies near Brenton’s Reef, wax sold at Newport 10th inst tor $26, John Waters & Co, wrecker¢ were the purchasers. ‘This saie includes anchors, chains, rigging, &c. Newrorr, June 10—Schr Adeline Hamlin, Lewis, from Port Johnson for Newburyport, which put in here ‘leak- ing, has gone Into the river somewhere to discharge her cargo, sailing early this morning. Provipencr, June 10—The schr Treasure lost her bow- sprit and received other slight damage yesterday atter- noon, by colliding with the draw of the Point Street Bridge, which was partially open, Portsmovrn, NH, June 10—Three-masted schr Ruth T Carlisle, of Phitadelphia, when making this harbor with a cargo of coal, in a thick fog, found Odiorne’s Point with her forefoot, but was fortunate enough to harmed and came up to the wharf on Saturda for Boston, SrJouns, NF, May 21—The bark Panama from Cork tor Nova Scotia, was abandoned ina sinking state May 5, in lat 47 N, lon 42 W; crew landed here by the Liz- zie, Hoskins, from Cadiz. Miscellaneous. We are indebted to the purser of the steamship Hat- teras, from Bermuda, for favors. We are indebted to Purser J C Webb, of the steamship Montgomery, from Savannah, for favors. The purser of the steamship Champion, from Charlee ton, has our thanks for tavors. Lavxenen—A fine now bark of 400 tons burthen, built at CG Merry’s shipyard in Damariscotta, was launched onthe 9th. She is owned by Curtis & Davis, and others, of Portland. Snirsuinpinc—Messrs Oaks & Son are building at their ard, in Brewer, Me, a three-masted schr tor NH Hop- ins and others,’ She wisl be 50) tons, nm, and will be commanded by Capt Iiggins, of Orrington. A bark of 810 tons, om, Ivalso under process of construction for Jas Baker, of Brewer, and others, of Beltast, and when com- pleted'will be under command of Capt Joseph Wright, of Orrington, Measrs E & A Sewall, of Bath, have laid the keel of an- other large ship. Merrow & Co, of Bowdoinham, Me, have launched and rigged their beautiful 3-masted schr and have sent her te sea with a cargo ol ice, under the command of Capt Nich- ols, The other schr on the stocks is hastening to eom- pletion. © P Quint & Co have launched their 2-masted schr and are busily engaged in fitting her for sea. Tt is said that these vessels are of superior model, material and workmanship. Notice to Mariners, Boston, May 10—The bell buoy on Harding's Lede has capsized, rendering the bell unserviceable in giving warning'to mariners, Whalemen. Salled trom Westport Point 18th inst, bark Mattapoisett, Tripp, for Atlantic Ocean. Spoken. Steamship Oberon (Br), from New Orlei pool, with machinery disabled, May 22, 20, Jon 42 10. g,sbip,Calumet, irom Boston tGr Caledtta, April 1, lat 13 , Jou 24 W, Ship Nancy M (Br), Dexter, from New York for Ant- werp, May 21, lat 43, lon 48, Ship Dai '¥, trom Liverpool May 12 for Boston, June 7, lat 43 21, lon b4 87. Foreign Ports. Acarurco, May 11—Arrived, ship Cuba, Theobald, Balti- more. BERMUDA, June 1—Arrived, brig Excelstor (Br), Mayor, New York, In port June 6, steamship Petersburg (Br), Blaik, for New York 9h. CATRARIEN, May 20—Arrived, brig Pathfinder (Br), More- house, St Thomas; schr J M'Flanagan, Shaw, Philadel- phia; "24th, bark Charlotte Geddie (Br), McKenzie, st Thomas; schr Marion Gage, Fountain, Philadelphia (and sailed 29th tor Sagua); 20th, brig Liberty, Devereux, do; Sist, keh CE Corson, do. Sailed 20th, brig Loch Lomond, Clough, New York: 27th, gchr Ellie 1, Smith, Smith, Boston ; “Ist, brigs AJ Ross, Wyman, Philadelphia; Aulus, Mitchell, New York; Sportsman, Blanchard, do. ‘Crexrondos, May 3l—Arrived, bark Augusta © Small Br), O'Brien, Boston; brigs Robert McK Spearing (!'r), Thoinpson, New York; Daisy Boynton, Appleby, Barba: Joes. Sailed, 30th, bark M B Stetson, & JH Lane, Shute, New York; Annie do; sehr Thomas Clyde, Cain, do: idan (Dan); Siccen do's Mary, rigs Velocity (Br), Pons, doy Canpexas, June $—Arrived, Philadelphia; Weymouth (Bri, Churchill, Havana; sche Louisa Wilson, Holt, Sava: Bryant, New York; brigs 3 ng Ktar (Br). Macomber, do; Rocky Glen, from StJohn, NB; sehr Chay MoCarthy, Cobb, New York; Marcus Hunter, Henley, Portiand; k Joshua Loring, Marshall, Newburyport. May 3). brig Annie (Br), Laren, north of Hat- R Barry, Sherrard, and Lavolta, Whitte i Sist, park Lavinia, Dyer, do; brigs Willow Brae (Br), McDonald, do; Josie A Deveroux, Curtis, do: June 2, bark Candace (Br), Murchison, do;'brigs Athol | (Br), Dauncey, do; Carrie E Pickering, Torrey, do; schrs EG’ Sawyer. Kelley, do; RM Brookings, Browne, and | Ariadne (Br), Penery, do. Sailed 5th. schrs Kate Carleton (Br), north of Haterass; J Ricardo Jova, Little, Baltimore. | Havana. June 4—Arrived, Lottie, Johnson (not as be f ore). Arrived Sth, brig Torrent, Wilder. Baltimore; sche Nellie J. Dinsinore, Dinsmore, New Yor! barks Dirigo. Mallett (or Thorn), Middlesborough; E via Santa Crug, Teneriffe; HD Stover, Pierson, New York; brig St John, NB, via Cardenas; schr 8 @ for Liver- ers, Roston brigs rdner (Br), Hateh, barks. 8'Ponto 3 (Br), Jenkins, do; tano, Jarvis, do, rks Elgin (Br), Herbert, brigs Tsidora Rionda (Br), Plummer, Lagos de Ter- Harmony (Br), Edgett, New York. led Sth, ‘steamship Juan G Meige, Shackford, : barks Sunshine, Richmond, Falmouth, E Lussey c ew Orleans; brig Dos Magda: yune Doe. "New Yorks Arrived llth, steamship Nestorian (Br), Watts, Quebec. | pale | 6th, amship Minnesota (Br), Hamlin, New Or- tgs direct. IeMoviutx, June d-Arrived, steamship Trinacria (Br), Thompson, New York for Glasgow ‘and proceeded) litornia, Craig, New York for Glasgo Mackto, May 2—Arrived, bark Ametia Wilson (Br), Wat- son, Pernambuco. Macant, May 10—Sailed, bark Pericles, Cahill, Fal- mouth, Mayicurz, May 26—In port, brigs Rachel Coney, Coney, for Boston (before reported’ sailed 24th); Daniel Trow: bridge, Rice, trom Barbados, arrived 24th; schr James A Brown, from Boston, arrived 25t? Matanzas, Jane I—Arrived, brigs Mabel (Br), Woods, St Thomas; SV Nichols (Br), Chase, New York; sche Emily Curtle, Barbour, Philademphias 2d, bark Ormas, Pettengill, Marseilles: 24, Jennie Cobb, Packard, Ha: vana: brig J Polledo (Br), Dyer, Portland Arrived Sth, bark G de Zaldo, Miller, New York; brig Maurice, Bartlett, do. dalled May 31, brig Mary Stewart (Br), McDowell north ) IS 2 ee of Hatteras; Ist, barks Addie MeAdam, Partridge, New York; Rialto (Rr), Sandford, Baltinore ; Torryburn (Br), Chop, New York; brig L Staple Harriman, Baltimor: 4d, schr Fannie H Bucklin, Bucklin, Philadelphia, Sowrmnat, Juue 8—Arrived, steatnsbip Northern (Br), Fullerton, New York. Cleared th, steamsnyps Hibernian (Br), Archer, and Palestine (Br). Owens, Liverpool; bark Rosario (Be), Pel- ier, Montevideo. Furkasaueo, May 1—Atrivod, bark Clifton (Br), Rade, imore. 'oncx, May %—In port, brizs John Boyd (Br), Crowell, 1dg; Join Mason, Porter, do; Athulaska (Br), 'do; Thos Albert (Br, do. Bailed about %th, brig Echo, McCahan, Coamo, to com- plete cargo tor Baltimeten Quxxnstown, June Ll—Arrived, steamship Italy (Br), Andrews, New York for Liverpool. Quxaxe, Inne @—Arnved, steamship Nyanza (Br), Fis! r, London via Plymouth; bark Dronning Louise (Nor), ‘io Vawend Hay. 3, bark N 10 JANeIRO, Ma: Arrives » bark New Light, Chapman. Baltimore. are t THomas, 2%— Arrived, barks Helen Patterson (Br), Britton, Montevideo (and north of Hatteras); Geo Ksson (Br), Foster, Rosario (and sailed 27th for Caibarien): Atlantic’ (Br), McKenzie, Bue- nos Ayres (and sailed 27th for Fajardo); Suzeraiti (Br), Crome. Janeiro (and — saile: same da for Fajardo), » Randolph Payson. (Br), dridge, Martinique; Sainval Crosse! (Br), | Spurr, do. bot yet a ont or St i isaac rn, horn, Baltimore; 26th, Baith Ball, Oliver don a M Owen (Br), Hant, Lunenburg (and sailed 2th for Mayaguez) : a7th, bark ‘Mary Rideout (Br), Tucker, Buenos Ayres (and sailed 29th tor Humacoa and Europe); brigs DC Chat man, Knight, Martinique (and sailed 29th for Yabacoa an¢ Baltimore); Eledona (Br), Thompson, Baltimore. Sailed 25th, brigs E McLeod (Br), Tibbetts, Arecibo and Sond York ; 27th, Quaco (Br), Dakin, Arroyo and north of attera: Freights—Tonnage scarce. The demand fer vessels to load for Europe continu the bulk of the Porto Rico crop is going that way; as high ax £3 5s, free of lighter- age, hasbeen paid. The same quotations as before for the'United States, viz—$4a $3 75, gold, from Porto Rico, and $6 to $6 25, currency, from Cuba. ago, May 27—Arrived, bark Abd-el-Kader, Crosby, Baltimore; E A Cochran, Nickerson, Plillade!phia. May 25—Arrived, 26th. Star, Cook, sehr Edwin J ick, Rose, St Thomas: Christine bark John Zittlosen, Wilkinson, n ga (Br), Carlow, New’ York; Samuel Lindse: Bradtord, St Thomas; stir Marion Gage, Fountain, rien, pattived June 1, barks TK Weldon, Colson, Havan lelen }aiterson (Br) rittin, jomas; schirs Giln D King, Eldridge, Matanzas; Clara W Elwell, Giles, ortland, Sailed 28th, bark Samuel E Spring, Small, Philadelphia brig Valencia, Small, do; schrs Bertha Souder, Wooster. New Yor! ‘ist, bark James Ives (Br), McLean, Phila- delphia; brigs Jeremiah, Ford, New York; Helen'G Rich, Strout, north of Hatteras. Sailed June 1, barks Sandy Hook, Barstow, New York; Brothers (Br), Jenkins, do; Drigs Sarah Gilmore, Clidord, Boston; Myronus, Higgins, Philadelphia; schF Alzens, joynton, York. red, brig Wadman (Br), New Whe CB, May 30—Ci ‘ork. Sr Joux, NB, June 9—Cieared, bark Martha McNeil, Jordan, Liverpool [Pee Steamsitr ALcEntA.] pArpromax, May 26—Selled, Chas Luling, Wicks, San isco. nALIcAnte, May 2—Sailed, Helen Sands, Woodside, Leg- Antwarr, May 27—Arrived, Yorkshire Lass, Upcraft, Boston; John Eile, Melvin, Philadelphia; Freva, Olse do; 27th. Primus, Nielsen, Boston; Westmoreland, Heron, Philadelphia; 30th, Frink, Svendsen, do. Sailed 27th, Nina Sheldon, Sheldon, Philadelphia; 28th, Chili, McLeod, Sydney, CB} Polly Lewls, Johnson, Val- paraiso: Richmond, Stanley, and King of Algeria, Smith, hiladelphia: Vesta, Grunde, do; Dario, Coaulich, New York; 29th, Faderland (s), Heyden, Philadel- hia, Pisailed from Flushing Roads 2th, Fanny J McLellan, McLellan, Newcastie. Bunrast, May 30—Arrived, Lammergier, Doboy. Salied Sith, Elias, Zar, New York via Troon. Bannow, May 30—Sailed, Egden, Neilsen, New York. Brumeriaven, May 28—Arrived, New York (s), Klug- kist, New York. Sailed 28th, Hansa (s), Brickenstein, New Yot Baxcrtona, May 26—Arrived, Sofia, Garrigo, New York; Balaomero, Millet, New Orleans; 2ith, Tres’ Hermanos, Costa, New York. Berxos Ayres, April 19—Arrivod, Centaur, Vaughan, St Stephen, NB; 22a, Dashaway, Kain, Brunswick, Ga; th, Brazil, Prout, Savannah; Geean Express, Crowell, Brunswick (all before reported without date). Cork, May 28—Arrivea, Hugh Fortescue, Perriam, San Francisco; 29th, Kalstad. Nielsen, New York. Carpiry, May 20—Sailed, Annie M_ Small, Packer, Shanghae’ 80th, Thos Lord, Whitmore, Rio Janeiro. Entered out 23th, Rocklight, Evans, ior Montevideo. Conunna, May d—Arrived, Christina, Clausen, New York via Vigo. ; May 27—Passed, Hermanus Hendrika, Howing, © i for Colber, Ononstapt, May 26—arrived, H D Brookman, Ames, New Orleans; Grahams Polly, Clapp, New York: Eva H Fisk, Davies, Philadelphia. May 30—Of, Richmond, Stanbury, from Ant- werp tor Philadelphia; Chili, McLeod, for Syduey, CB; Vosta, from do for Philadelphii lizabeth Scott, Duncan, Donvcal, May 27—Arrived, Baltimore. Donxirk, May 29—Sailed, Nellie May, Blair, New York. Drerrr, May 28—Sailed, Arizona, Conant, Philadetphia. Det, Nay $1—Arrived, Arracan, West, ‘San Francisco for Sunderland (and anchored). Danrsic, May 27—Arrived, Manus Lagerboter, Vander- bergh, Philadelphia; Hex, Salicath, New York. Fisivone, Mav 26—Arrived, Loreley, Pedersen, Phila- delphia; 27th, Alf, Steen, do tor Konigsbers ‘OLKESTON?, May 90—Gi1, King of Alger! Antwerp for Philadelphia.’ FaLwoutH, May 29—Arrived, Paul, Bogel, San Francisco for Boston, E, i Sailed 3st, Charter Oak, Nichols, Dunkirk; Nebo, Horn, Gothenburg. GOTHENBURG, May 25—Arrived, Faike, Bolt, New York. Guascow, May 29—Arrived, talia (s), Butler, St Jebn, NB. , May 30—Sailed, Ismailia (s), Ovenstone, GreEnoc! Mediterranean; Sist, Tyrinn (3), Lawson, do. Genoa, May 24—Arrived, 8 Pietro, Lauro, New York; 25th, Pelayo, Roses, do; sidonian (), Henderson, Glas- gow. Hetvort, May 28—Sailed, Macantay, Rodgers, Balti- more; 29th, George Bell, Rose, Uardiff. Havnr, May 28—Arrived, Antoinette, Kampinier, Balti- ee Washington (s), Roussan, and Eureka, Holloway, jew Yor! Cleared 29th, Success, Chase. Hampton Roads. HamacnG, May 28—Arrived, Hammonia (s), Voss, New ork. ytlied from Cuxhaven 27th, Pacifte, Johnson, New ‘ork, Liverroor, May 30—Arrived, St Joseph, Alexander, and Bertha, Pote, San Francisco; Russia (8), Cook, New York; oth, Atlas (#), Gill, Boston (and entered out tor do). Salied 29th, Vidfarne, Nielsen, Philadelphia; Vick & Mebane, Hull, Galveston ; Lalia, Goudy, Baltimore ; Crn- sader, Jenkins, and Washington, Chase, New York; 30th, Superior, Clase, do; Texas a), Bouchette, Montreal. eared 29th, Arlington, Costello, Philadelphia; 30th, Michael Hutchinson, Messer, Buenos Ayres an cisco; Louise, Bahiris. City Point: Kailisto, Kittel, New York : Saranak, Ives, Philadelphia, &c. Entered out 2th, Penedo(s), Cain, for Mobile via Car- diff; Circassian (s), Wylic, Wylie, Montreal; North Amer ican (s), Miller. do; Granton, Rowland, New Orleans; 30th Moravian (s), Graham, Montreal: Providence, Coalteet, Philadelphia; Lapwing, Lima (hanged trom'San Fran: cisco): Van Dieman, Robinson, Melbourne (changed from San Francisco). Of the Bell Buoy 29th, Lalia, Goudy, from Liverpool for Balumore, Off the Great Ormeshend 28th, Orfeo, Questa, from Liv- erpool for New York. LONDON, May 20—Arrived, Sir Robert Peel, New York (and entered out to return): Orion, Tonnesen, do; Freden, Nielsen, Philadelphia; 20th, Riukan, Andrea: sen, Darien: Princess Royal, Anderson, Paget Sound. Cleared 29th, Hanoen, Rodseth, New York; 30th, Hrig- neti, Lavarello, do: New World, Champion, do; Sist, Robt L Lane, Williams, Antwerp. Entered out 29th, Kunomia, Olsen, and Borealis, Beard, for New York. Arrived at Gravesend 30th, Thracian, Hay, New York. y distor, May 22—Arrived,’ Marianna 11, Santos, New ‘ork. Lonponnenny, May 30—Sailed, Energia, Corvetto, New York via Glaszow. Lrquorn, May 26—Arrived, Italia (9), Straker, Genoa (and left for Naple Mansxiuuxs, May 2 Smith, trom Larrabee, 4 —Arrived, Evanell, Hichborn, New rork. Sailed 27th, Florence I Henderson, Henderson, Buenos pro, April 2—Arrivea, Windward, Higgins, n Francisco for Liverpool. kwrort, May 27—Arrived, Prussia, tatten, Hull (and ent out for Rio Janciro). Entered out 28th, Champion, Scott, for Stonington. Sailed 29th, St Chriatoph Brandhotf, Boston, vi Vila, Frus, Baltimore. ‘oint May 27, Carrie Reed, Crow- | el, trom San Francisco for Antwerp. Off the Wight 26th, Juno, Naesholm, from New York for Cronstadt. Queenstown, May 29—Sailed, J W Scammell, Hjelstrom (from San Francisco), London, Reval, May I7—Atrived, Helen Clinton, Blanchard, New Orleans: Fyigia, Jensen, and Imperator, Jensen, do: 22d, Seaflower, Dancan, und Rune: Rro Jaxrino, April 29—Sailed, Dra) York; $th, Triton, Beer, Hampton Road Adolf, Tertistrom, x Conte: Nicolas Knudsen. Peterson, Hampton Roads, St Tupwaut Koans, May 29—Passed, Ocean Child, Da- vies, from Portmadoc for North America. Sovtmawerox, May 3)—Suiled, Baltimore (s), Lillien- hein, Baltimor: Swivemuxps, May 26—Arrived, Bertha, Schwartz, Wil- mington, NC; ‘27th, burgermeister Kirstein, Ehrenrich, IGRI May 19—Arrived, Erstatningen, Jensen, ‘ork. Sailod 17th, Amanda. Schultz, Philadelphia, Trikste, May 4—Sailed, Flavis, Arfiero, Philadelphia, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June 9—Arrived, steamsh! New York: schrs A F Bailey, New Haver ¥ 1s 6 ‘Owen, Gail ip EC Knieht, A_D Scull, return)’; Herschell, New York; John F Kranz, Boston; J F Krantz. do. Sailed—Senrs Maria Pierson, Jersey City: Florence Shay Allyn's Point; A F Kindberg. New Haven. xa PLONAUG, June 10—Sailed, schr JL Hess, Conklin, jew York, BOSTON, June 10—Arrived, schr Freddie L Porter, Cobb, Alexandria, Va. Cle r Wm Lawrence, Hallett, Baltimore Yia Noriolk; barks George T Kemp (ir), Devens, I abeth, CGH: Sarah E Frazer, Nichols,’ Sydne NK Clenients (Br), Corning, Charleston Horn (Br), Hooker, Wilmington, NO; Be Williams, Searsport: schrs Kate Foster, sonviile;'S B Franklin, Moores, Savannah. Also Cleared, barks’ Storm ‘King, Bray, Cape Const, Africa; Schencke (NG), Marquerring, Hamburg; scrs E Smith, Hanson, Piiladelphia. Sailéd—Steamers Malta, and Willtam Lawrence: harks George EF Kemp, Schencke, and Fredonia; and trom the Roads, all before reported at anchor. 1ith--Arrived, bark Ephraim, Williams, Ship Istand; brige Champion, Ponce: Giles Loring, Havana: Gold Finder, Inacua; Caroline E Kelley, Hoboken; schrs Kate Grant, Azua; Northern Light, Sagua; East Wind, Nassau. BALTIMORE, June 10—Arrived, steainer Geo’ Appold, land. Boston via Norfolk; barks Framat, (Swed): of Dufferin (Br), Me: le, Liverpool; Walsh (Br), Long, Sagua: brige Osseo, Lowery, Havana; Wm McKean (Br), Wolt, Arecibo; schrs Mary Cobb, Humphrey, Weymouth } IW Dodge, Taylor, } +8 C Hart; Kelley, New Bedford; Wm Arthur, fev, Portland; A P Avery, Ryan, New Haven; UC Lane, Lande, New Haven, Cleared, bark Sampo (Russ), Stenman, Beltast; brigs Hiram Abiff, Perkins, Progresso; Mississippi (Br). Mar- chart, Demerara: Mary Rice, Pratt, Curacoa ;schrs leer. Tess, Patterson, West Indies; JM Faost, Woodland, Pro- vidence ; A Denike, Jones, Boston. Sailed, barks Enc! Frederica and : Hiram A aliiiax; SWICK, Ga, June 6—Arrived, bark John § Hall (Br), Duaham, w York, to load for Sagua. Sailed 6th, schr Hattie & Sampson, Dav: loston. BOOTHBAY, Jane 4~Arriv schrs 'y Fletcher, Bangor for New York; Mary Lee Newton, Hammond, Port Johnson for Ci Caldwoll, Vail, Deer Isle for New York, BANGOR, June 9—Cleared, schra Vicksburg, Higgins, ras lieatot DC; Toni, Kendall, New York; Monitor, Kel- jor, Bostor. Seoeee LANDING. itd W0—Salled, schr Hannah man, Arnold, New York. AR STOL, June’ 9-Arrived, schr Delphi, Allen, Port Johnson, Sailed—Schrs RH Whelden, Nickels. Woboken; Point er, Thrasher, Providence led 27th tor Sagua aud | pan Fran: | Boston; WD Hilton, Providence (and sailed same day to | i ESTON, June 7—Cleared, schrs Te! Cee Tey Hammond, Hagley, Tea ‘Sailed—Bark Nenuphar (Br), Walker, Liverpool. lith—Sailed, schrs U A Bentley, Georgetown, DG; Telue ree nee oh ne S—Cleared, schra Hattie Ellen, Ashford, §t Domingo: GM Wentworin, Collins, New York; Sune < iimore. tir!_Avtived, pchrs Morelight, Allen, New York; Jobm Boynton, Hill, do via Eastport. hr Georgie Staples, Lord, Baltimore. 7th—Cleared, Feciirs Mindoro, Bunker; Addie Todd, Core son, and Leader, Barter, New York. DARIEN, J 4—Arrived, barks Arg Grundy, Bai sale 1 hirvine Bre Ordrady, Cape di A , New Yor sth =Ole Dark Canada. Belle (5, Tindall, Sandor 4 erican le, Hare . Ha \. aman TERS sane Be arrived schr Samuc! L Russelly. 5 phia. ‘8th Arrived, schr Sarah Clark, Qriffing, Philadelphia. FALL it RRS pty aired Nohe Naiad Queen, Chase, New York. Sth—Arrived, schrs Mi Brightman, Elizabeth- port; Harriet Gardner, Miller, and Pountais, Gage, New ‘ork. 9th—Arrived, schrs Maracal lonley, and W A Dare ling, Hatch, Philadelphiat Wa MeGee Woodland, Baiti- more: Elled Barnes, Brown, Elizabethport; W H Varie, Edwards, and Fakir, Knowles, Port Johnson. Sailed—Schrs Neptune's Bride, Gricrson, and Castilianp os Ossipee, ne, Cork or Falmouth. pase Spree GEORGETOWN, SC, June $—Arrived, schr Lizzie Eve ana, Mahan, Providetice, Mth—Arrived, sch Mellevil'e, Rockport, Me, Cleared—Sehr C 8 Webb, Homan, New York. GLOUCESTER, June 10—Arrived, schr Highland, Freee man, New York. FACKWONVILLE, June $ Cleared, ‘sghra Nellie Orow- gil. Crowell, New Haven; Maid of the Mist, Smith, New" a ‘Mth—Arrived, echrs ¥ Ii Hallock, Tyler: Carrie Walker, McFarland; J W Maitland, Colcord; Wave Crest, Uren- bach, and. H © Shepherd, French, New York, Sth—Cleared, schrs Matilda Brooks, Jones, New York; Addie L Cutler, Smith, Boston. ni 4 S DRERNEBUNREORT, Me, June S—Arrived, schr Wom . Doyle, Hoboken. Walling att schrs SW Townsend, and John Williams, for NEW ORLEANS, June 6—Arrived, schr F V Turner, Graves, Ruatan. Cleared—Steamsbip Mississippi, Crowell, New York brig L M Merrill, Dockendorit, Cork; schr Lily of the Valley, Leiteh, Belize, Hon. Fee jas! ship Rochester, Clough, Naples via Mes- na, Cleared—Steamships Fire Queen (Br), Corbishley, and Rollv ‘ar (Br), Doherty. ae . ‘k Ada Barton, Me- Grath, do; schr Linda, Newton, Havana. ien—Salled, steamship City of Dallas, Jones, New ¥ Soprawast Pass, June 7, PM—Sailed, steamship Missie- nas, ship Uncle Joe is anchored outside, outwara vatins-a-L’Qurne, June 7—Arrived, brig Nuevo Copernieo p), Marcelin, St Jago; schr Eastern Queen, ne A RORFOLE, June 9—Arrived, schr E JyHamilton, Mille, jew York, Salled Steamship San Antonia (Br), Rhea (from Gal- veston), Liverpool. —Sailed, bark Erna (Nor), Halvorsen, Bordeaux. E Cleared atk “dun (Nor, Knudsen, Liverpool ; sehr avis, Berbice. NEW BEDFORD, June $—Arrived, achra Chase, Peck, Richmond, Va;_Rienzi, Cobleigh, Elizabethport;, Tunis De er, New York: Long ‘ood, Merrill, Bostone qixtlled.—Sehrs Henry Gibbs, Chase, ‘New York; Henry & Ty in, do. ‘Tbth-Arrived, schrs Hattie Perry, Chase, Philadelphia CW Bentley, Baker, and Niger, Thompson, New York. NEWPORT, June9, PM—Arrived, schrs era ea Jarvis, Somerset for New York; Entire, Kinnear, Fal River for do; sloop Deception, Rondout Sailed—Sclirs Thos Bilis, Kelly. New York; Empire, Matthews, do: Joha Lozier, Linedin, Taunton tor New ‘5 ork. 10th, AM—Arrived, schr B D Pitt, Williamson, Eliza- bethport. NEW LONDON, June 10—Arrived, schrs R P Kings Providence for New York; Old Zack, Hoboken. NEW HAVEN, June l0—Arrived, brig Beaver (Br), Prindle, Forto Rico; Katie J Hoyt, Arnold, and Henry Allen, Tatem, Georgetown, DC lia H Barnes, Avery, ‘Alexandria; Jas Hoffman, Shropshire, Trenton; F D Ge rard, Davis, New Brunswick; John E Karle, Forsythe, Rondout. Cleared—Sehrs Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore; Jud; Runyon, Robinson, New Brunswick ; sloop Cornelia, Ball, New York, Collins House (Ger), Harding. Chatham; Oliver Scofield, Dissoway, Alexanitia; Flying Fish, Sillock, Hoboken} G C Burdett, Rogers, Port Johnston; Ruth Shaw, Shaw, Baltimore; Wm Miller, Hurley, Camden; T A Forsyth, mer, Stamford ire, Quinn, Stony Creek. Cleared, brig T Towner, Willard, Porto Ric Horace L, Francis, New York; LD Belona, Hill, Roundout. PENSACOLA, June 6—Arrivod, bark Sacramento, Rob- bins, Galveston? scirs E H Naylor, Taylor, do; Fanny Fern, Stannard, Rockport, Texas.’ Below, ship Juno (Br), Curry, fron Liverpool, leared—Schr W A Watson, Watson, New Orleans rrived, ship Nelson (Br), Walls, Liverpoo). Cieared—ship, Peerless (Br), Mobb,’ Liverpool; bark. Monica (Swe), Stolpe, do. PHILADELPHIA, Sune 10—Arrived, barks Palermo (Br), Purdy, Dublin, via Fall River Pallas (Rus), Niska, London: JB Duffus (Br), Killam, Liverpool, vin Sydney, CB; brigs John Brightman, Hansen, Cienfucgos; Eva. Johnson, Johnson, Cardenas; Isaac Carver, Williams, Bangor; schrs Whitney Long, Hayes, Gariiner, Mes Louisa Crockett, Flanders, st Mary’s River; J.B’ Mar- sal, Marshall, Gardiner; J & H Crowley, Crowley, Bos- ton; Old Chad, McClintock, Baracoa; Francis Goffm. Batson, Calais? 8 P Adams, Tabbutt, Boston; Lizzie Hickman, Robinson, do; Ocean Traveller, Adams. do. ared—Steainers Panther, Mills; Achilles, Colburn, and Centipede, Willetts, Boston; brig’ Young Jessie (Br), Pipe, Cork tor orders: schrs Mary J Ward, Ward; ‘thes Watts, Curtis, and John D Paige, Haley, Boston; Lizzie Maull, Maul, Quincy Point: Potomac, Carver, Portland ; Young Teazer, Slocumb, Bristol, Ri; Sophie Wilson, Walls, Boston; MR Carlisle, Northrup, Bristol, Rl; J &. Griffin, Foster, Providence; A D Huddel, Long. Boston. MUth—Arrived, bark Horace Beals, Fickett, Matanzas; brigs JH Dillingham, Treat, Cardenas; Valencia, Small, Sagua; Edith (Br), Scaife, St Jago de Cuba; schrs West- ern Star, Growell, Gardiner, Me; Seth W Smith, Mar- shall, St Marys, Ga’; Emily Raxter, Baxter, Pawtucket: Cleared, steamships W P Clyde, Crocker, Providence; Saxon, ell, Boston; ship Laurens, Snow, Hamburg; bark: forwood, Harkness, Liverpool; J'M Morales (Br) Foster, Pictou, NS; brig Albatross, Iverton, Hel- singfors, Del, June 10, PM—Arrived, schr W R Barry, rdenas for orders. Two herm brigs entered thi: morning. A three-masted steamer passing in at 2:30 PM The pilot Turley reports:—Bark Reform went to sca at 11 AM; also passed up this AM, brigs Margharita and Edith. gJith—Passed in yesterday, bark Samuel E Spring, from ‘agua, Arrived lastevening, brigs Richmond, Cardenas; Jo- hannes, Sagua (oth tor orders). PORTLAND, June 7—Cleared, bark Benj Webster (new, of Portland), Smart, Montevideo. oth—Arrived, gchr Alpha, Saulsbury, Kennebec for Philadelphia (put in for repairs). Cleared—Bark Black Eagle, Phillips, Kennebec, to load for Philadelphia; schr Samuel Gilman, Kelley, Philadel- hia. Pisailed—Barks Benj Webster, Ktta Stewart; brigs I Peri; schrs Geo B & Bowdoin, Teazer, Alaska, Wis nona, Onward, Wm and others, PROVIDENCE, June 10—Arrived, schrs Lemuel Hall, Grinnell, Alexandria; P Boice, Highec; J H_ Bartlett, Harris; Eliza A Scritne Smith; J J Moore, Franklin; Hattie 'M Howes, Howes: John i Chait ‘an Willlam E Bartlett, Bartlett, Philadelphia: pen cer, Trenton; Martha Jane, Mott, Elizabethport; Thomas Morris, Dolliver, and Emeline E Potter, Johnson; David A Berry, Walters: Goodspeed, Gorham, and’Jas M Bay! Amos Briggs, Knap Haverstraw; Hannah E Brown, Sacket, Glases, N AG Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Croton int; Martha P King, Jarvis, Clinton Point: Leonard Daniels, Smith, do; Eclipse, Dixon, Barnegat; Ehza 5 Raynor, Mitchell, Hoboken; Mary A Predmore, Sherman, do; Belle, Simonson, do; Ann Amelin, Allen, Jersey City; Hannah b, Atkins, New York; Pointer, Thrasher, do vis Bristol; Ellen Perk ns, Kelley, New York; sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, Pouchkeepsic. Sailed—Schrs Alexander Young, Jones, Alexandria; R J Mercer, Rackett. Philadelphia; Spray. Martin, Tren- ton; Shamrock, Troy, Haverstraw; Eli Townsend, Niche ols; Wm Farren, Linsley; Fiyaway, Enes; Sarah Bruen, John Manlove, Sherman, New York. une 10—Arrived, schr American Eagle, E Shaw, Philadelphia. RICAMOND, June Arrived, steamship Old Domin fon, Walker, New Yor! chr E B Wharton, Bonsall, do. clleared—Sehr John P Kelsey, Steelman, Stamford, ‘onn, SAVANNAH, June 10—Arrived, steamship Huntsville, Crowell (not Montgomery, Faircloth, as incorrectly re- ported by tel), New York Ith—Arriyed, schrs Delhi, New York; Mary A Rice, do: Gertie E Morrow, Kennebec. ‘eared—Berk Ida (Br). Chalmers, St John, NB; schrs Henrietta, Providence; Florence Rogers, New York. led—Schrs Wyoming, Portland; Fanny Butler, New |, June 9—Sailed, xchrs Admiral, Steelman; . Grace, and E H Atwood, Norris, Phil s in June 10—Arrived, Hawkins, Elizabethport; Expedite, Racket, and flam- burg, Worrel, New York for Providence; Blast, Parker, Trenton for do; Sarah J Gurney, Gurney, Rondout f do; Hannah E Brown, Sacket, Haverstraw for do; De- non, Sieleek, Poughkeepsie tor Dighton. VINEYARD HAVEN, June l—Arrived, brig GoldSinder, Jungua for Boston; schrs Rachel E Vanunan, Philadel phia tor Boston: John Cadwalader, do, for Salem; ME figgins, Now York for Provincetown; M A Brewer, Bel- fast for New York; Silas McLoon, and Pacific, Rockland for do: Ellen Merriman, Bangor for do;' Congress, and Alaska, Portiand for do; HB Gibson, Ports: mouth for ‘do; Frances, Two Rivers tcr do; J do; John iin, Gloneester od and Admiral, Salem for Shiladel- . Bive Hill for do; Fannie Hanmer, sho G Libby, Boston for Jacksonville ; Rockland for Savannah; Maria Lunt, Bangor rE Med AL bet a ing. schrs Emel ia —, efore reporte ceping schrs Emeline, MeLaren, Harper, cargent.§ Day, ranny lanier, Fra ces, Delaware, HB Gibson, Sunbeam, Pacific, E Merri man Faria Lunt, M A Brewer, Admiral and Jacob ienzle. WILMINGTON, NC, June 9--Arrived, brigs Black an, Winstaide, Boston; Waltham, Timin, New York; gis 8 G Eborn, Moore, Jacksonville; H Dayford, Shat ‘ockport, Me. Cleared—Barks Maria Adelaide (Ger), Pocatis, Rotter- dam; Bravo (Nor), Christopersen, Bremen: schrs John & Heath, Boston; Luola Murchison, Jones, New York. WAREHAM, June 8—Arrived, schrs A H Leaming, Georgetown, DC; Palladium, Ryder, New York ; 10th, An: Rler, Besse, do. Ellsworth, Por! ‘Stelle, Furniss; J Arnold, Rondout; schrs Sangertes, Ferry; Salem foi EOUS. MISCELL. y TONIC AND INVIGORATOR—WINCHES. TERS HYPOPIOSPHATE OF LIME AND SODA: & pertect cure for General Debility and Weakness of al Kinds; also Nervousness and Night Sweats and Wasting; stimuintes the appetite and produces most refreshing ‘excellent for delicate ladies and mothers nursing infants. Try it. Sold by all druggist, $1 and $2. per bottle, J. WINCHESTER & CO., Cheinists, 36 Joho street, New York. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM, DIFFER ent States; legal everywhere; desertion &c., lent cause. No Publicity Fequired; no charge until a- vice free. vorce granted. Agviit Se, Attorney, 14 Broadway. “{ BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS of different States; legal everywhere; no publicity; To fees in advance; advice freq, Sonia mer for every : EDERICK 1. KING, ei ____Counsettor-at-law, 353 Hroad way. R, LEWIS’ “BALM OF LIFE"-SURE CURR D"bor'Nervous peviiity, Weakners, de. Principal dee pot and office, No. 7 Beach street, New York. G ROCERS WHO ARE SHARP WILL KEE? TINDER X WOOD OR OAK WOOD, kiln dried. Nothing equal to it for kindling, HE BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WATER, BEINT diseases the only specific for the hitherto incarab! of the kidneys and bladder, ts not onl bed by most eminent medical men ot t phere, but by those of the Hastern also. Colonel Dunba he discoverer, received orders for over 2,00) barrels i the me A New ¥ ot, 20H Broalway. Arrived, brig Thos Turull, Thomson. Ponce; schrs- sloops Grace Darling, Cole, Yarmoth ;,