The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1873, Page 12

10 “THE BILLIARD TOURNEY. Dpening of tha Thrée-Ball Tournament for the Chantpionship of the World—Cyrille Dion Dofeats Deery Badly—Maurice Daly Takes the Laurcla from tho Magic Frenchman, Ubassy— A Splendid Audience audExciting Play. - pret yal An andience of 1,500 parsons assitibled last even- Ing at Irving Hall to WPtness the, inauguration of what promises to be-the most belutant tournament Bt billiards ever ‘{pliyed im .America, bringing together as 1t does thy six most;renowned masters pf the cue that/can be, found im Europe and the United States. The hegotiations for this Berles of contests Naves“beem in progress for months, and the'result was to.matcheach against the other succtssfvely* the ‘foltowing players:— Francois Ubassy, Maurice Da?y, Joseph Dion, Cyrille Dion, John Deery and Afoert Garnier, Ubassy has recently arrived “rom France, and ap pearing first at Chiciayogin contests with Bessinger astonished the whcar,¢ountry by theeasy manner im which he defe.g.ed the Western “‘star,” giving him at the same t pme'the most “fearfal odds.” ‘The other players 1 @ -all well known, and have each, with the except Joa of Garnier, borne the honors of the championsh Jp éat the four ball game. The present, tournament is at the three ball game exclusively, the most finished and scientific game played, ‘and will develop the finest play ever witues se¢vin New York. The guerden of vic- tory 13 te, championship of the worid, and will be , symbolized by a massive silver challenges “:up of extraordinary peauty. This work (f ‘art. was on exhibition at the Hall lagt ¥ught. It isa hemispheric bow! about a os irs @.ameter, resting upon a cruciiorm base, and « mented’ with various devices in cues, balls san/:'tables, On one side it bears the inscrip- mbiemn of the Billiard Championship of ‘arid, at the Three Ball Carom Game.” ** fourrnament held at New York, June, 1873, Pre- werited by H. W, Collender.’’ Accesr to the rules governing the tourna- the. games will be 300 each; played on r0 lender bevel table. Each player will with every other paren and the one winning arreatest number of pe will be declared the amopion of the world at the three-ball carrom ie. Size of balls, 2%; inches. dim addition to the naar ptopeniD prize there will competed for two handsome diamond lockets, “the gilt of Chris. O'Connor to the players makin; mesvessiveny the best general average ani the Jargest run, The play will proceed every afternoon and evening during the week, The audience assembled last night respectable, and~ the lecorum of was : the assembiage, taking into account the fact that there-aro favorites at billiards as well as at Jerome Park, was unexceptionable. Within the hall an ampitheatre of seats had been arranged and the on ery was reserved for ladies, There was a fe number of well-known gentlemea pres- ent including Recorder Ler auegg, 8 Sheridan Shook, Mr. Appleton, Joun Morrissey, Manton Mar- bie, Neil Bryant and all the billiard experts of the country. Chicago was represented by a delega- tion consisting of Messrs. Bessinger, Slosson and THE COMPETITORS of last night were, irst, Cyrille Dion va. gohn ‘Deery, and Francois Ubassy vs. Maurice Li the present four-ball cham- pion, The table was a very elegant awe of workmanship, finished and decorated gilt, for the occasion. Play commenced at eight o'clock, and as the first pair stepped into the arena they were greeted with applause. Mr. Widor Gayraud acted as umpire, and Robert Wil- marth, a well known Boston “cue,” oficiated as qmarker, In BANKING FOR THE LEAD Dion won tue choice and scored 6 alate of the “spot.” Deery then went in for 3 and made a poor miss. It was evident he did not feel at home—it was not “his night.’ Cyrille in his second inning added seventeen to his score by careful plays, and one capital round the table shot with four cushions. Deery again played for 3 and Dion followed with 12, no briillant execution being thus far dispiayed. Then Deery scored 1 and slipped up trying for another, Dion missed a twisting cushion shot, and Deery came to work to score 0. Dion fot- Jowed the example, and then Deery pat up 2 Nothing interesting occurred untii the eighth inning, when Dion awoke some enthusiasm by a splendid long shot in the cuslion angles, and put 8 to bis string. Deery seemed to be working hard, and could not start a run, Cyrille added 7 to his count, and won more applause by a round the table fine shot. Upto the thirteenth inning play ‘Was dull, when Dion got to work and put up 71 on his counters by magnificent play and cool nerves, He nursed the balis beautifully along the cushion at the foot of the table, up the le/t side cushion and half way across the top, and nis touch was exyui- sitely fine. The score now stood—Dion, 142; Deery, 81, The euthusiasm over the favorite was immense. la his fifteenth inning Dion maae 24, #ud missed in each of the next three essayals. It was awtul upbiil work with Deery, for, with the exception of 10 in his twelfth inning, 6 was the most he made up to lus twenty-tirst, when he made 22, Dion also worked in the single figures five times, and missed three times out of the next eleven innings. In bis thirty-first be made 7, the largest run of the evening, and ‘was overwhelmed with applause. Here he played the balls beautifully along the cushion and made several admirable swilt cross-cushion shots also, in which the balls fairly flashed as they sprung from one angle to another irom the cushions, This set- edthe fate of the gume. In his thirty-second inning Dion missed an easy one, and went out with Sin the thirty-chird, The ‘follow lag suows THE SCORE: Dion—6, 1%, 12, 0, 0, 7, 2, 8 7, 0, 12, 0, 71, 10, % 24, ©, 0, 0, 2, 4, 11, 1, 16, 7, 0, 8 6, 0,1, 75, 0, 8300, "Av erage’ 9 1-11. Deery—8, 3, 1, 0, 2, 4, 0,3, 0, 10, 1, 0, 2, 5, 8 1, 5, 8, 22, 0, 6, 7, 2, 0, 8 1 , 0, 2-195. Av: erage’ (about) 44. In the ten minutes recess which followed Dion ‘Was covered with coagratulation and Deery took his @efeat like a man anda gentleman, He was the first to sake Cyrille by the ‘and. THE SENSATION, however, was reserved for the next match, for ‘wonders were expected from Ubassy, looked upon as a billiard wizar * hag old, bat Jooks like fifty-five, and ti something very striking al the forima- tion or ih head, trom the bridge of bis nose acca ah suggestive of the Farts git Mathematician, is jorehead is bigh, bold and round, and his eyes have a peculiarly penetrating appearance. There Was a marked contrast between him and his boyish op- ponent, young Daly. Daly won in’ scor jor the lead, and missed, Ubassy follow with 1. Then’ Daly came with aruo of 13, and Thassy made 3, Daly followed lis success with 45, and Ubassy made 1, and then followed some uuin- Yeresting play. Daiy was the favorite in affection, but Ubassy had got everybody afraid, and so they put their money on him some, In his nineteenth inning Ubassy made 47 and was immensely applauded, for his play was remarkably fine. Matters ran along tamely until the twenty- frst inning, when Daly, amid tremendous entiu- and ite care in ‘nursing,’? ng, Daly, 176; Ubaasy, 163. This seemed to break Ubassy down and he could not rally, and Daly forged ahead like a hero and | ‘was victor in hig thirty-niath tuning. Ubasay only e@cored one tn his last four innings; he was 80 com- pletely unnerved by “the boy.” The soliowing 19 he score :— Daly—, 13, 15, 8, 10, 2, 0, 18, 0, % 4 Tl, 8, 4, 7,7, 4 2, 2 0, 02), U1, 6, 8,1, 1, 4, 1, 96, 3, 8 28, &, 8,19, 4 dag total 20 Mr Ay vt 4 (Ghasay: 2 Bran 18 8, 0, 17, 0, 22, 4 16, 7, 11,'0, , 3, 8, 23, 1, 0, cetetat, 24. Average, 6 13-19. The audjence fairly covered Daly Sig! Slory. @fternoon Garnier and ie Dion play, and oggbt Joseph Dion vs. Cyrille Dion, oad Ubassy folw Decry. - ‘ PORTLAND YACHT OLUB PoutLanD, Me., June 23, 1873. 7 be Portiana Yacht Club sailed on their annual tru, t to-day. Ten yackts started. Their rendez- Vous \i# at New Meadows. _ WUSIOAL AND DRAMATIO NOTES. Mr, Jo, “DB Jack and Miss Annie Firmin essayed “The New * “Saee at Wood's yesterday after- noon, We hear “that the Now Firth Avenue Theatre, Twenty-eight ¥ Street and Broadway, will be com- pleted by thes, Ble of october, Mr. Theodore Thomas’ annual benefit takes place this evening at’ the Central Park Garden. The * programme is a Varied one, including selections from the third act. W Wagner’s “Meistersinger von Nuremberg” down 1 © the Strauss waltz, FATAL MI. UNG ACCIDENT, SAN Franc'l8co, Cal., June 23, 1873, A Gage fell in the Eu..eka Company’s mine in Nevada to-aay a distance o:',200 feet. There were two ee inte im it, John George and George Dobbs. ¢ former was kille.1, and the latter had gee jeges and one arm broken, ‘djuries trom which be cannot recover. PORGERIES ON A TROY ; FIRM, = Troy, N. Y., Ju we 23, 1873, { series of forgeries having been perp *trated on she firm of Sheldon & Green, stove dealer.’ 1m this tity, they warn bankers and others against Gate ioe draits on the firm, and advise the unwed AiTe6i OF persons offering such pape who was | He is forty-five | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1873—TRIPLE si alll MASONIC —_—+—_ List (4 Grand Officers and District D/pa- tes for the Ensuing Year,’ BuFPALO, N, ¥., Junorhs, 1973, _/ The Grand Master of Masons in the Sate of wow “York, Christopher G. Fox, promulgates the ‘Tollow- ing as his appointments of Associate, Grand Officers and District Deputies:—Associate*drand OMmcers— Charles Roome, New York, Gz/ind Marshal; Sey- mour H. Stone, Syracuse, Grand Standard Bearer; George Van Veit, New Yor nd Sword Bearer; Henry A. Richey, Brooklyfi; Frank M. Hopkins, Keesvilie; Levi M. Gano,’ Watkins; Willfam A, Brodie, Geneseo, Grand wards; John 0, Boak, New York, Senior Gran/1 Deacon ; James E. Morri- son, New York, Junior Cirand Deacon. District Depu- tics—First district, Yaleb B, Ellsworth, Maspeth; Second district, Jamnta M. Rowan, Brooklyn; Third district, Horace~C, Sawtelle, Breoklyn, B. D.; Powrsa district, Horace S, Taylor, New York; Fifth @istrict, John J, Gorman, New York; Sixth district, Walter 8. Pinckney, New York; Seventh district, Thomas C. Cassidy, New York; Kigbth district, Philander Reed, New York; Ninth district, Oriande D. M. Baker, of Pougtkeersie; Tenth’ district, Charles B. Gray, of Port Jervis; Eleventh dis- Sandiord J. Thatoner, of Cobleskill; district, Jesse 8. Anthony, att of Tey; THifteenth district, Norman ©. Baker, Whitehall; Fourteenth district, Clinton Chatheld of Herkimer ; Fifteenth district, Edmund M. Hoibrwok, of Ogaensburg; Sixteenth district, Richard H. Huntington, of Adams; Sevevteenth district, George F. Bura, of Hamilton; Eighteenth district, Robert P. Barnard, of Greene; Nineteenth district, George J, Gardner, of Syracuse; Twentieth district, Chauncey N. Shipman, of Elmira; Twenty- first district. John Vandenberg, of Clyde; Twenty- gecond district, George F. Loder, of Rochester; Twenty-third district, Robert J. “Jillson, of Hor- nelleville ; Twenty-rourth district, Henry A Childs, of Madina; Twenty-fifth Aistrict, Lorenzo M. Ken- yon, of Buffalo; Twenty-sixth district, William S. Gleason, of Mayville. Lodges working ‘in the Ger- man tongue in the city of New York and vicinity, ©. F. L, Hohenthal, of New York. Lodges working in the French, Spanish and Italian tongues, Jacob Tarther, of New York. THE OONGRESSIONAL CONSOIENOB FUND. Peters, of Maine, Returns His Share of the Back Pay Robbery. Banaor, Me., June 23, 1873. Hon. Jonn A. Peters, M. C., of Maine, returned his back salary on the 24th of April, and holds the receipt of the Secretary of the Treasury, dated . April 26. Mr, Peters was the first of the Maine delegation to retarn the money. EXPLOSION AND FIRE. A Coal Yard Explodes and Sets a Number of Baliidings on Fire—Loss $31,000. CamBRinGs, Ohio, June 23, 1873.” A coal tar vat exploded about four o’clock this afternoon in the foundry of © P. Sim- ons & Bros, and before an alarm could be given the building was in flames, The fire spread to the adjoining building, threatening at one time to destroy that portion of the town. At ten P.M. however, it is thought that the fire ig fully under control. The’ following bee was destroyed:—Simons & Bros. foundry, oss $12,000, and no_ insurance; Dolinger, $1,000, no insurance; Rainey & Son, $10,000, no insurance; J, Reed, dwelling, $3,000, no insurance; W. H. Mcliair, dwelling, ‘$2,500, sured in the Underwriters Agency for $1, 000, There are other small losses aggregating $3,200, The total loss is $31,000. THE GORDON TRAGEDY. Verdict of the Coroner’s Jury=A New Motive for the Murders Disclosed. BrEurast, Me., June 23, 1873, The Coroner’s jury in the Thorndike tragedy com- pleted the inquest this afternoon. They find that the father and mother came to their death in con- sequence of blows inflicted upon their heads and faces with an axe, fracturing their skulls; that the infant was either Killed in a like manner, or died from inhaling smoke, heat and fire after the blows were given; that the murders were committed between twelve -and three o’clock at night: that fire was kindled in many places, in and upon the bed and the cribin which the little boy was sleeping, and that the door leading to the room was closed. The jurors further say that the blows were inflicted by John Drue Gordon with malice aforethought, and that the fire was kindled and the door shat by him for the purpose of causing the Pearea of his ‘victims to be consumed and de- stroyed. A Tew motive for the murder—that of revenge— was disclosed by the evidence of a young lady who resides in the vicinity, and to whom Gordon had been paying attention. She had recently received anonymous letters traducing his character, the authorship of which he (Gordon) imputed to his sister-in-law. A few days before the murders were committed he threatened to be “even with her,” 80 expressed, or in words to that effect. It was also proved that on Saturday evening previous to the murders he remarked to his cousin, a young man, ‘I know one thing—Almond’s Ife or mine is d—d short in this world,’ The prisoner heard the result of the inquest with- ont emotion. His examination is expected to take place before a police justice on Wednesday. THE KELLOGG SHOOTING CASE, Melvin M. Cohen and Charles R. Ratley Arraigned—The Mojority of the Jury Colored. = New ORLEANS, La., Jane 23, 1873. The case of the State against Meivin M. Cohen and Charies RK, Railey, charged with shooting with intent to kill William Pitt Kellogg, was com- menced this morning, before as Pardee, at Carroliton, the venue having been changed from New’ Orleane to Jefferson pa Attorney General Field, assisted by R. King Cutler and ex. | Postma: Lowell, represent ene State, and | Messrs. T. J. Semmes, E. J. Ellis and John H. New appeared for Ratley, and Messr: iam Ran- dolph, C, Castellanos and ©. E, Whitney for Cohen, | The jury consists of ten negroes and two whites. Governor Kellogg was present as a witness, The ¢ 18 progressing to-night. The court room is | crowded and much interest is manifested, THE PHILADELPHIA OHILDREN CASE, PHILADELPRHIA, June 23, 1973, The excitement in regard to the Rosehill tragedy | is gradually diminishing. The little girl Maggie | Mulvey has improved so rapidly that this after. noon she was playing in the room in which she is | kept. There are no nev developments in the case, Ever ‘ything now polits to the belie’ that the clul- dren were accidentally locked in the closet, SINGULAR OASE—FHIGHT, CONVULSIONS, Hydrophobia and Death=The Cause Al- leged Viotence. Tereza Cherra, a little Italian girl, six years of age, died on Sunday at the residence of her pa- | rents, in the rear of 55 Mulberry street, as certi- fied to be by Dr. Wilson from nervous and hysteri- cal eclampia, caused by excessive fright. In a letter to Dr. Harris, of the Health Board, on the subject, Dr. Wilson says:—"The cause of fright producing convulsions in the child I at- tribute to an unknown man taking hold of her and taking improper liberties with his hands, as stated ss to me by the parents and friends, who said she told them of it shortly after | its occurrence. Wien I saw her at ten o'clock last night she appeared to be Jaborin under extreme fright (of even her own parents) cr all who approached her, with a sort of hysterical convulsive movement, shrieking at intervals; there was no coma or approach to it, but excessive Vigilance insomuia; prescribed for the symptoms and leit, intending to make a fuller investigation in the moraing, did she live; it is an exceed- pay interesting and singular case, and as I may be wrong Mm m my ¢ diagnosis (though to the best of my _ belie am not), it might be best to iavestigate it furtaer, although the parents were oa to such @ course (as I suggested it to the The cause of the convul- sions seemed to be somewhat of mental irritation, which I attribute to the plausie je Btary of fright by @ strange man. I made no examination of her person, a8 it seemed impossible to touch her with- out the most violent convulsive struggies on her art. There were slight signs of bydrophobia, but excluded that disease for the lack of essential symp‘oms.”’ Dr, Llarris referred the case to Coroner Kessler for farther investigation, and Deputy Coroner Leo will mate @ post-mortem examination on the body. Later in the day Coroner Kessler called at the house, and, against the wishes of the parents, Ordered the remains of their child to be sent to the Morgue, but when the driver of the dead wagon called for tie body they declined honoring the Coroner’s order, barricaded the doors against the driver, and thus retained possession of their unfor- tunate child’s remains, upon which @ medical ex- ainination will be made at the house, THE PAOIFIO RAILROAD, SAN FRANCISCO, June 23, 1873. The Board of Supervisors to-night passed an order granting the Southern Pacific Rallroad Com- pany the use of a portion of Louisiana street, along the water front of Mission Bay, for a term of twenty-five years. J, C. Ainsworth, President of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company, nas been appuuted man- cre director of tue Northeyn Paciic Railroad jor APPOINTHENTS. a POLICE MA’ MATTERS, At a meeting of the Board of Police Gommission- era held yesterday afternoon, & resomtion was adopted, on motion of Commissfoner.Gardner, that the subject of sessions should be entrusted to the vare of Commissioner Charlick, ¥ A resolution was adopted instracting the Super- intendent of Street Cleaning to notify the con- tractor for street cleaning and the representative of James R. Whiting, decease, to remove a mass of “ashes, garbage and rubbish in Twenty-third and Thirty-third streets, east of First avenue, and on adjacent plers,’” pisces there by them, the removal to commence within fifteen days, If they neglect to remove the rubbish the Superintendent is ordered to remove the same, and sue the parties named for the cost of removal. ‘Phe Superintendent was also ordered to emp'oy somINS oi ten each of colored streetsweepera in the ighth ward, The pay of street sweepers was fixed at $2per day frem July 1. Captains of precincts were ordered to report the men of their commands detailed for special duty. The matter of employing and dismissin; surgeons was referred to Commissioner with power. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. police harlick SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER. Joy. Island..... 818 Sun sets, Sand) 7 23 Moon se! eve — —|.Hell 9 53 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TOR MONTHS OF JUNK AND JULY, Steamers, | Sauls. | Pestinaifon., Office. ’ June 25,.|Glaszow. gwiing Green June 25,.| Liverpool... Hats New Y. romen, FHowling Gr Groen ror 61 Broagway. 69 Broadwa; 2 Bowling Green 17 Bowling Green 58 Broad 115 Broadway 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green City of Washirtoii|) 15 Broadway Hammonia. ee uu 16) Broad was 19 Broadwa: 12 Bowling Gi wi 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Gre en 19 Broad wa: 69 Brouaway. Pennsyivania .... PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 28, 1873. Giasgow....172 Broadway. CLEARED, Steamship Ontario, Slocum, Rio Janeiro, 46—W R Car- rie ‘amantp, Richmona, Hodges, Norfolk—Old Dominion teatnship. Steuinshin Franconia. Bragg. Portlané—? ¥ Ames. Ship Hudson, Pratt, London—Grinnell, Minturn & Co. taigd Wood Hall (Br), Gilson, Liverpool—C L Wright’ & ahane An Ani pouua: Bernardi (Ital), SchiafMfino, Rotterdam— ‘Bark Preciosa (Swe), Nilsen, Rostock—Funch, Edye & ‘Bark Lesmona (Ger), Ulrich, Bremen—H Koop Bark Hypatia, (Br), Lowe,” Autwerp—Eagle, | Biakslce 4 Smyth ark facta (Ita!), Ottone, Venice—Slocovich & Co. Bark John Griffin, Westbury, Cieufuegos—J E Ward & Co. niriz Flamingo (Nor), Mosfleld, Malmo—Tetens & Bock- Brig, Ernestine, Knight, Seville—Brett, Fon & Co. Brig RW Messer, Hewett, Bordeaux—Snow & Burgess. Brig Arctic (Br) Fraser, Halltax—J F Whitney & Co, Brig Aunte Collins (ir), MeDonald, Windsor, NS—C' W Berteaux & Co. Sehr Andie Weasels, Thompson, Bluefields—G Wessels. Schr Ciara Montgomery, Ferguson, San Blas—~@ Wes- sels. Schr Golden Rule (Br), McDonald, Pictou—Bird, Per- kins & Job. ete ally, Coley Charleston—Evans, Ball & Co. rrie § ‘Webb, Rowland, Charleston—Bentiey, Gilder leeve & Got Schr Sunny South, Derrickson, Wilmington, NC—E. 8 Bohr Gilbert Stancliff, Frayne, South Amboy—W Chal- ‘Steamer A C Stimers, Warren, Philadelphia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Wyoming (Br), Morgan, Liverpool June 11, YEA Queenstown 12th, with’ mdeo and 336 passengers to Williams & Guion. June 16, lat 48 09, lon 36, passed steam- ship “Lutra,” bound W. dteamship Denmark (Br), Sumner, London June 4, via Havre 7th, with mdse and Gis passengers to F WJ Thrst June 13, lat 48 20, lon 27 05, spoke bark “W Jones” (Br, of Yarmouith), bound E (probably bark Geo W Jones (ir), from Londonderry tor Syuney, CB). Steamship Vandalia (Ger), Franzen, Hamburg June 7, with mdse and 429 passengers to Kunhardt & Co. June 16, Int 4523, lon 4026, spoke bark Omoa (of Windsor), from Mobile for Reval. é camship City of Mexico, Sherwood, Vera Cruz June Ju 2 and Va ia June 18, at 6 PM, ye mdse and passengers to F Alexandre & Sons. June 19, 7 miles east of Carystort, exchanged signals with one of Merchants’ line steamers; 2th, 20 miles north of Jupiter, spoke bark * nuel,” from Galveston tor Liverpool; south of Hatteras, blowing heavy tor 12 hours, with & heavy sea. Steamship Rapidan, Dubois, St Domingo City June 14, Samana 1oth, and orto Plata 16th, with imdse and pas: sengors to Spofford Bros & ¢ Steamship Morro Castle, Mort m, Havana June 19, with mdse and passengers to WP Steamship Zodine, Chapin, Stor mdse and passengers to Murray. Steamshin Richinond. Hotes and Norfo'k, with mdse and pa minion Stexinshin Compan: Co. ead City 3 days, with erris & chinond, City Point gers, to the Ola Do- hip Semiramis (of Portsmouth, NH), Gerrish, Liver- ypol May 17, with indse to Pray & Dickens. June 14, lat 0, spoke schr Robt Raines (of Provincetowu), Dr the hanks, Shin Bridgewater, Sisson, Antwerp, May 16, with mdse to Williams # Guion, Ship Mariauna V (Port), Ferreria, Philadelphia, in bal- last to LE Amsinek & Co, Bark Anna T (Aus), Glovanelli, Sinsapore Feb 29, with mise to Stocker, Taylor & Co. April 16, off the eof 0% Good Hope, had'a heavy gale from SW: last Jost and split sails; June 10, lat 27, lon ‘872 Wanderer (Nor), trom Cette for New York, Bark Margarethe Blanea, (Ger), Skorka, London 64 as ys, with mdse to Funch, Ed ce fark Sionne (Ital), Cuneo, © rain 40/days, with railway tron 10 orders vestet to Hlocovieh & CO, Hark Bulatia twey, Bergetronl, Newport 42 days, with railway iron to order; vessel to Tetens & Bockmanh. Bark Arwonia (Ital), Fedele, Girgenti 67 days, with sul- phur to order; vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. Passed Gib ¢ (ot Halifax), Vanghan, Trieste, 68 day via Gibraltar 4) dave with ‘mdse to JF Whitney & Co Jon 65 10, hud a heavy gale from SE to lost, and split sails; May 28, 34 36," at 8 AM, saw a brig bound bast, with foretopmast aud foreianhsad pone: eaine day, at, noon, passed the wreck of a vessel ef abont 275 tons, abandoned, with foremast gone five feet above the deck, mainboom broken and lying across the aiter house, anchors hanging on the bow and bul- warks partly gone: had full poop, painted black, after house white; had no forward house; as there wasaheavy it Was impossible to make out t, 13 days, vessel to L Jays 3 poke sea running at the time, her name, F Brigham. Bark Morning Star (of Turks Island), Waugh, Guanta. namo, 18 days with sugar, to Wazdeil & ¢ Bark 8 A Blaisdell (of Se: rt), Sawyer, Cardenas 9 days, with pogae and melad ui Harwick, Cardenas k LH Jackson (of Portland), 9 days, with sngar and melado, to Brett, Son & C Burk Orenilis tof Scarapors, Havner, Matanzas 9 days, with molasses to Walsh, Field & Wa; Brig Kodiak, Downing, Cardenas, § days with sugar, to F Talbot & Co. Brig ‘Adelatic Mitsen, Apalachtools 10 daya, with lum- ber to Snow & Kichardsin ; vessel to BG Nei Schr Setagawa (of Gloucester), Dryer, Baracoa 9 days, with fruit, to William Douglas; vessel to BJ Wenberg. June 17, Lat 28, 1on 74 10, spoke sehr Armenia, from For tune Is/and, for Bosto cen es. “% LC Adams (of Groat Eng Harbor), Gardner gua 6 days, with sugar to Brown Bros; vessel to J W Biweh'ae Schr Fleetwini pineapples to Mon Schr HC Shepherd, Frenchy Tacksonville 7 days, with lumber to Mugh Clark ; vessel to Overton & Hawkins. Rohr S W Maitland, Golcord, Jacksonville 7": lumber to Eppinger ‘& Russell’; vessel to J HW Sehr Lacy Hammond, nd Bagey, Georgetown, SC, 5 dava, Fith naval’ stores to WH Wiggins; vessel (oF Tabot & Schr Hen, Davis Wilmington, NC, 4 days, with naval stores to E 8 Powe: Schr tas Lockwood, Hardcastle, Richmond, Schr Onks Ames, Edmunds, Alexandria, Sour Elwood Doron, Smita, Alexandria for New Ha- ve Schr B R Bonnett, Soper, Virginia, Behr Stephen Horgan, | Vane lief, Georretown, DC. Behr Belle Halladay, King, Georgetown, DO. Sehr Win Allen, Grant, Baitimore. Schr KJ Hoyt, Arnold, Baltimore for New Haven. oh Oaks Parker, Baltimore r New Haven. 1a, Verdon, Philadelphia, Towed to this port Snip Sehr in janna V. masver. jarriman, Stockton 5 days, with Iaths to General Hall, White, Vinalhaven 4daye, with stone to the East Kiver Bridge Compan; Sehr Mauna Loa, Sandiord, Mactias$ daya, with lam- ber to Simpson, Clapp & Co. The bark Celia (of Halifax, NS), Turner, which arrived ‘224 from Little Grace Bay, is cons! ‘dw Bagle, Blaks- loe & Smyth, not as before. wih re The prig Vitesse (Belg), from Antworp, is consign socd W Hehmiit A Gotwor ca belae 2 conmened to Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH, Sehr Impadénce (Br), Baker, St Joh vit eres een Tock, ib gaye With iach te Winey eee ker. me oo Ida L Howard, Winnett, Providence for New een FA Fronts, aepeive™ Nantucket for New York, with fish to Dt 4 Co. HER Eo annie Westbrook, Littlejohn, Providence for Sehr Josephine, West, Dennis for New York, Solir Seud, Allen, Norwich jor Trenton, Behe 1, P Nall, shepherd, Pawtucket ior New York, wh ir Rappahannock, Brown, New ‘Tondon for New Scnr Freestone, Balscomt iy Feetiand, tor New York, with stone to. simpson, uot Betas Sehr axon, y for New York, os Beh Say Mere Maaiaat Pettus hae Pa a Bene Kate er ckaiow, Bell, Stonington for New York, with stone to & rder, Sehr Win Pottest. McAllister, Rockport for New York, with lime te JVH Vile ord for New York. chr Hy SeNauahtoh, Bann, " Dennigritie vor Mew Yor" Behr CJ Venterspor Rang Behr Henrietta, Ma 8, Boston for * \y ah ts master. basing Hen. Thompson, Baie for New Yorke with stone to Bri Sehr G Ailayden, Groen Schr Angola, Phi Schr Martha Jane, Sehr Alton ul ce yo New London for 7 zen York. ier, Salem for New “Cork. * Dakes. Madison or New York. Sehr Viol “Machias for New York, with lumber to Chase, Talbot & Schr Carroll Robitson, Aactias for New York, with lumber ‘o Chase, Talbot Schr Billow, Wallace, Providence fot New York. Schr Ella, Humphrey, Portland for New York, with healing to YG Vandelph & Oo. vew work, Sehr Forest It, jobnson, Salem fot a Tush iar ‘arkham, Portland for New York, ith stone to Miller y “Schr tennte, Davis, Neatueket for New York, with fish to D Haley & Co, PAR Sonn Losier, Lincoln, Taunton for New York, jomerset for New You E Waterman, Hinkley, Scht LA Tolley MeMullen, Providence for New Yorks Schr Yankee Blade, Coombs, Mystic for New York. Schr Roamer, Wiley, Boston for New York. Sehr Champion, Lurvey, Calais tor New York, with tum! Kehr Light of the East, Harper, Calais for Willett’s Point, with lumber to order. Sehr Boston, Bishop, Boston for New York. Schr Adelaide, Smith, Sag Harbor for New York, tae Telegraph, Priest, Rockport ior Newark, with stone to order. y Onward, Gorham, Nantucket for New York, with fish to Rockwell Hohe Tanls Devew, Baker, Niantic for New York. Schr Gem, Horton, Providence for New York. Schr RJ Graham, Jarvis, Providence for New York. Schr Ellen Duftield Raynor, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to order. Sehr Victor, Fish, Nantucket for New York, with fish to Schr Sreaintor, Davis, Fall River for New York. Schr Nath! Holmes, Hunt, Fall River for New Yora. Schr Cyrus Chamberlain, Adains, Boston for New York Schr Gem, Thomas, Rockland tor New York, with lime to Candia & Press} wif Schr A Morse, Oliver, Bath tor New York, with lumber ee Torpedo, Fanning, Lubec for New York, with lime Jameson, Bristol for New York. Schr Hiern Norwich for New York, Sehr Elizabeth B. ‘an, Newport for New York. Behr seat ndier, Bangor for New York, with lumber is to order. fue ae Reilly, Clark, Nantucket for New York, with t ia ‘Gaprey guaket: Nantucket for New York, with fish ) 4 ey 1A Burlingame, Burlingame, Boston for Phila- an Behr Lucy A Blossom, Nickerson, Providence for New ‘Bebr Elizabeth English, Crowell, Boston for New York. Rehr 8 8 Tyler, McCarthy, Hartford for New York. Alabama, Churchill, Providence, tor New York. Schr Sarah Fitzaneth, Kelly Boston tor New York Schr Robt B Smith, th, Nickerson, Southport for New York Sonr Angler, Beas, , Wareham for New York. Schr Jutta 1s Willetts, yale: Wareham for New York. Schr Harriet Baker. Webber. Portland for New York, with lumber to Wilson Bohr John Mettler, Parkers New Beaford for New York. Senr Plymouth Rock, Parker, Boston for New York, with none to Chas Twing & Co, Sone ‘Wim Voorhees, Goldsmith, Providence for Haver- Bene Pinta, Booth, Le River for New Yor! (chy Gee Granite State, Burgess, Rockport. ‘for Newark, wi Behr deo Hotchkiss, pai non ies Rail sees foe New York. Schr Ann Elizabe! ‘wich for New York, Bout Nellio ell, Strong. Orient for New York. Schr Olive, Voothte Fovidence, for New York. hr Essex, Handy, Providence for New York. Rene Cores, Trefethen, Dover for New York. te Thomas, Arno, New Bedford tor New York Schr Memento, Weeks, New Bedford for New York. Schr Nellie Dog, Richardson, Providence for New York liyer, Hodgson, Rockport for Newark, Schr rie bs ‘ths, Hix, Rockland for New York, with stone to Bridge Co, Sehr Jas Parke 8r, Kelly, Providence for New York. Sone Wm F Phelps, Hammond, Providence for New Schr Yarmonth, Kelly, Danversvort for New York. Schr Decatur Oakes, Baker, Plymouth tor New York. Schr Elm City, Kelly, Providence for New York. cote Dwight Davidson, Freeman, Providence for New ‘Schr Golden Eagle, Howes, Boston for Now York. Schr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Boston for New York. Schr Mndine, Hammond, Providence for New York. Sehr WD Cargitl, Mason, Providence for New Yor! Schr Damon. Johnson, Providence for New York. Schr Geo E Brown, Gifford, Providence for New York, Schr Idaho, Jameson, Pawtucket for New York. Schr H P Cushing, Mason, New Bedford for New York. chr Florence Shay, Hutchinson, Allyn’s Point for New York. sehr Argo, Besse, Warcham for New York. Schr A J Wilttams, Morrell, crema for, How York. Schr Emily, Morreli, Stam + New Yor! Sehr Charley Miller, Jones, ae Haven for New York. Sehr Dark, Wiliains’Stamtora for New York. Senr Thos B Smith, Bowman, New Bedford for New Bele J R Mitchell, Morrell, Stamtorst for New York. chr Siak, Johnson, Newport for Elizabethport. hr William B Bowen, Golden, Provideuce for New York. vont William © Irish, Tyrrell, Providence for New ‘ork. ry r K Tinker, Providence for New York. ir Bedabedac, Knowles, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to ord Schr RB Metcalf, Handy, Providence for New York. Schr Niger, Thompson, Denis for New York. Schr Mary HH Miflin, Ferris, Warren for New York, Schr © Muldoon, Latham, Nantucket for New York, with fish to order, Schr Robt Blair, Brooks, Fall River for New York. Schr Geo Moon, Temple, Nantucket for New York, with fish to ord pants Jr, Kelly, New Bedford for New York, Sehr M with boards Co, Schr Cornetia, Hurley, Fall River for New York. Schr DG Floyd, Clifford, Newport for New York. Schr Lizzie Baymond, Loyd, Providence (or New York. chr SM ted Borden, Fall River for New York. Sehr OC Saddler, Blaisdell, Cromvwell for New York, e Sent Lizzie L Mill, Armstrong, New Bedford for New ‘or Schr Maria, Barbour, Westerly for New York. Sehr H Blackman, Arnold, Stonington tor New York. Schr Evergreen, Turner, Providence for Elizabethport. Schr Wiliam Thomas, Littlejohn, Providence for New ‘Schr WH Wwitthden, Providence for New York. Schr D L Sturges, Chase, New Bediord for New York. ry Gibbs, Chase, New Beir] tor New York ¢, Sulvi, Providence for New Yor! wed, Phinney, New Haven for Port Johnson, Felicia, Elliott, Norwich for New York, Nips, New Bedford for New York, Schr Roanoke, Phillips, Taunton tor New York, Sehr Heury A’ Taber, Newman, New Bedford for New ‘Welir Golden Rule, Wilson, New Haven for New York. Schr Robert Smith, Reed, Portland ior New York, with stone to order. Schr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Boston for New York. Sehr Eliza Hamilton. Cole, Providence for New York, Selr Delphi, Alley. Bristol for New Yor! Schr Red Wing, Davis, Wood's Hole for ow York. F Whistler Keete, Tounton for New York. chr Scud, Hallowell, Bristol for New York. Schr EE Potter, Kilsworth, Providence tor New York. Steamer Doris, Young, Providence tor New York, with mdée and passengers, BOUND RAST. Steamship Franconia. Bragg. New York for Portland, Sebr Maggie Cummins, Smith, Philadelphia for Cobh as- sett. Sehr AS Wiley, Beckwith, New York for Plymouth, Schr Warstod, I’ binney, New York for Providence. Kohr RJ Mercer, Rackett, Klizabethport tor Provi- den Schr 8 $ Scranton, Pease, Amboy for Boston, Schr ZL Adams, Robbing, Philadelphia for Boston. Sehr Mora, Slates, New York for Vineyard Haven. a Ellwood Doran, Jarvis, Alexandria for New Ha- ve Schr Niagara, Horton, New York for New Haven. Schr Mary E Rankin, Fuller, Philadelphia tor Boston, Schr Reading Kk No'é4, Gandy, Amboy for Harttord, Sehr Ellen waite Bishop, New York for Warren. Sehr John W arse, New York for Taunton. Hoboken for Fall River. r, Philadelplua for Providence Schr Golden Ray, Davis, New York for New Bed{oi Schr VB Washburn, Washburn, Haverstraw for Fall ive Schr Sarah Babcock, Babcock, New York for Green- ic ir J 11 Bartlett, Harris, Hoboken for Providence. Schr 8 J Gurney, Gurney, Port Johnson for New Ha- ve Seaport. Bulloy. Now York for Fall River, J H Pervy, Kelly, Philadelphia for New Bedford, F Katie J Hoyt, Arnold, Baltimore tor New Haven. thy port for Bristol. Schr Sarah A Jones; Nickefsom,, ork for Boston, Behr Virginia, Thompson. Port Johnson for Ipswich. Schr Congress, York, i-lizabethport for Portsmouth. Schr Wm Allen, Jones, Baltimore for Bridgeport. Schr W Fisher, Bearse, Now York for Boston. Schr Chas L Lovering, Chase, Port Johnson for Somer- se Schr Elvira, Bancroft, Fay delphia for Boston. Schr Empire Fort Jounson for New London. sehr Clari York for Boston. Sehr J CC New York for Roe. w York for Ne tohr Entire, k nde) Strickland, Port Johnson for Schr Hattie’ A Buile: Pawtucket rosteamening Onta ships Mariann oncurrenten, Morgan Pill: Christina, Venice; brigs Lydia H Cole, st Jago and Guan: tanamo; Kola, Odessa; Guiding Star, Manzanillo; Pear, Barbados; W Gordon, Piciou, NS USSR, Wilmit ing’ NC; sobre Electric Spark, Cayenne; Maggie’ E Gray, Car: ena. Wind at sunset, E, fresh. Marine Disasters. Scur Gen Bcorr (supposed from Calais for Tiverton) carried ‘away her foremost head iin beating inte the mouth of Seaconnet River, PM 20th i Pisnrea gun Many Buten, before seperied ashore on Port Hood Bar, hax been condenmed and ordered to be sold for the benefit of whom it may concern. Taveso, June 10—The bark Martha (of Stettin), from Philadetphia or Kontasbers (petroleum), ashore here, is breaking up fast; cargo is being saved, Wanngnropt, Jone li--The bark Dryaden, from new ork, got off this morning an hour before high water, with tug; agreement £10 for towing off and £10 tor tow- ing to Poole, where she is now anchored. Jt is thought she hes not sustained a damage. Miscellaneous. ‘The purser of the steamship Castalia, from Glasgow, has our thanks for favors, Purser J R Vandusen, of the steamship Rapidan, from st Domingo City, 4c, has our thanks for the prompt delivery of our despatches, 40. ‘The purser of the steamship City of Mexico, from Nas sau and Havana, will accept our thanks for the prompt delivery of our files and despatches, niger aie Penna ht pr rene ho’ mpeon is building four schooners, upwards ” ah Pa ‘Riso 0 Olnbone 1,500 t tons, for Tha; ot in sein, - Bostuns aud bas a teamie for another si David Sl is building two schooners. nr twp scl ers. Zicknor 4 Thompson hay for in ahiprof 200 tons. Lavnonzo—From the yard of J M Bayles & Son, in Port Jefterson, LI, on Jane 13,8 handsonic sche of about Lug tone capacity; named the Mary Emmor, and built man & Raynor, and others, of Freep a ihe secigeamins id jor ae m0 ler dimen@ons are:—Leng jpoken. oleae 4, 2) miles S by 1 of Fire Isiend, by mahi iby a from Cardiff for Callao, May ia ma, toca Belfast, I, for Quebec, June 2, Foote, fom New York for Buenos es 19, alte ry fon 33 iapcock, trom Pictou Yor Cienfuegos, June “ah lat from Baltimore for Boston, June 23, 25 uth of Fire Island dy boat David Mitchell, Nos ae wae fe Trom Swansea for Providence, uns 17, wick lat Hioten aly ant Wilow Brae (Br), from New York tor Pictou, June jon me pertha wa (Bx), from Halifax for Demerara, June 18, lat 40 40, Foreign Ports Amory, April 30—Sailed, ship Coulnakyle (Br), Japp, cebu To fond for San Fratichvcs. Bonaire, June 4—In port bark Florence, for Boston, win OH RACOA, Jane 14—In port, schra LA Webb, for New York, ldg; Azelda and Laura, McIndoe, for do, do. Catpantex, Juno 10—In port, bark Mary © Dyer, for New York; achr © E Elmer, Corson, for ‘Gunpunas, June 13—Arriyed, brig, Manson, Gilkey, Philadelphia; AH Curtis, Merriman, do; Haze, Hooper, Matanzas; schr Mary Louise, Simpson, Bath. Arrived 17th, brig Ravea, Matanzas; 17th, bark Carrie neat vochrane, Havana. siled 13th, Dark Liazie It’ Jackson, Marwick, north of Hatteras; brize Kodiak, Downing, dnd Fidelia, White, Robin (Br), Boston; 8 Bishop, Gilkey, New Yor! ath, schra Irvine, Azevedo, north of Hatteras; Marcus Hunter, Henke ley. do, brig Datey, Sailed 16th, bark “Belsize,” Falmout McCarthy, North of Haite: chr A R ks, r. 7th, Dark’ Annie Aucusia, 7 vurmer do; brigs Josie, Pett: grew, Sagua; Wm Welsh, Gi ibarlen. fe Grinrenecs, June litArlved, pare Rome Seward, St Jago: lath, brig ¢ Chieftain (Br. Roche, ton, Ja} schr Sardonyx do Cotintigns (Br), Horewelk ugh. St Jago? Beauty (Bi . Kingston, Ja; 15tn tigt 7th), sehr George Peabody, White: Barbades, Suited 13th, bark *Terasia C small (5, ut! its Daisy Boynton, Appleby, ‘d ‘shay, Nickersem’ dos Guaxp Tune, TI, June 10—Arrived. brigs Alice (Br), Montgomery, ‘New York; Queen, ( Br), Baker, Boston} 12th, bark Janes F Ward, Wiley, Baltimore for St Jago ut'in for medical asaistanee for captain, und sailed Lith for destination in charge ef the mate, Mr Moore). Hono Koxa, May 12—In port steamer Canton (Br), Jaques for Sin Francisco; barks Inverdourie (Hx), ¥ ters, for Noilo, to load for London, New York or Boston; Hilen Hiekmers (der, Rah, for dot load for New York ‘or Boston (both chartered on private terms). Havana, June 15—Arrived, steamships Lacos (Br), Peg- den, New York; Havanny Pennington, New Orloans, Arrived sth, steamer "Agnes, Staples, Gatveston; bark sting (Br), Ford re; 2d, steamship Colum- Curti Ned hatte barks Hilfot Ritchie, Hutchinson, New Or- th, Gari ‘ton, Coxgin: nae Norton Stover, ardonahs son Ba Baws ¥ ‘nite, York, New rdenas; 17th. Ida C, wart i re ‘Avieetord ( Be ', Dixon, New York; schr Jefferson Borden, Patterson, Sailed 17th, brig 06 lary, “Saderson, Boston; schr 8 @ King. Sleepér, Pascagonla. Movtuix, June 23—Arrived, steamship Olympia (Br). Young, New York for Ginsgow vp tal June 13—Arrived, brigs Lizzie W Vinien, Beatty, Raltimore; Harry, Sagley, do; 14th, Home, yCopeing, Havana: brigs A ‘Arrived 17thy bark Carlton, ly (Br), Lawrence, E Stover Gardner, Philadelphi spinw Hod'iith, brige Anita a, Owen, Pettingill, Queenstown Minnie Fraub, Biekson adel iphgr sree Bios Har: wood, Harwood, Baltimore: 16lh, bark Acacia ‘Robinson, Fuuladelphia; Drigs Acelia Thurlow. Gallison, New York} y Hooper, north of Hatteras Concord, mrmmeeatert Cobb, Packard, Falmouth, Merrit (BP), Babb! eee Furmoura, June $-Arrived, steamship Westp (Ger), Schwensen, New York for Hamburg.” Lara Pour CarepontA, June 16—In port, brig: Acadia and New Era. for NewYork; schrs B&F Williams, Eureka, Brovou, NS; June 1t—Arrived, barks Geo Walker (Br) Forbes, and ind Edgar Cecil (Br),’ Anderson, New York (nob a 13th, es ansport (Bn! Raves Fis aah im, June 22,7 AM—Arrived, steamship City of Baumnone Br, Ellison, New York for ‘Liverpool; 234, 3 Manh: a tan A) Price, do for do. Also ari 2PM, steamship Oc . Also arrived 234, 2 amship Oceanic (Br), Kiddle, Swarow, jailed, ship Talbet (Br), Simons, New York. Suaxaudx, April 22—Arrived, bark Juno, Blethen, Ree- lung (ai 29th for Nagasaki, to load’ for oT at$3 ye raed . ait ore May, bark i Onieltal aoe tian i 8 im port Ma; ar! Nenata (Oo, Hamtin a W, toload for San Francisco: brigs Aimee "emt, ir Nagasakl and back; Vesta, Fercy, for dod Badva, June 0—Arrived, brig Tsidora iionda (Br), Plummer, Havana; 10th, bark Mary McKee, Sharp, Arrived 14th, bark Joshua Loriag, Marshall, Catdenas, Sailed loth, brigs star, Cook, Boston; Clara Jenkins Philadelphia schrd 8 & LC Adams, Price, north o: latter Balled 1 ‘Mth, bark Tmperador (Br), Simonton, Baltimore. ‘Trixipap, June 10—Arrived, rig Ellen P Stewart, Hol- bas Eniladelpnia. Ctenta a Philad. lenfuegos, Norgrave, ladelphia; echr L Sterling, New ne id Wnamproa, May 10—In Ore ship, ian Sands (Br), Lefa- ‘vou for Takao t to load for San Francisco; barks Jenny Ger), Hartmann, for New York. Davi {PEs Sreausuie'Wroxrnc, Axrwenr, June 1o-Arrived, Revele Porker, Farnsworth, ani Tattle M, Cunninchans: New For Sailed 9th, Ide & E, Doane, Boston; David Taylor, Ruth- erford, Sydney, © ALExaNpnia, June 1—Arrived, Benedetto, Caflero, New York via Gibraltar. Bostow, June—In Clayhole 10th, Paul, Bogel, from San Francisca. Buisrov, Jane 10—Arrived, Ceres, Fallstrom, Now York; Glimpse, Endicott, Philadelphia, agora June 7—Arrived, Letpzig (#), Jaeger, Bal- Caxprrr, June 9—Cleared, Embla, Larsen, New York, , Louise Wichards, Wilde, Corenuicry, June 7—P aised, from New ¥ York for Cronsta at, June 10—Arrived, King Harold, Schwing. London for) Ph iladelphia (and satied Th); lth, L dy. ilizabeth, Cobbett, New York tor London (and proceeded). Passed 10th, Arracan, West, from San Francisco for Newcastle. DENCE aes. Jane 9-Off, Presto, Rogers, from Rotter- dam for Sydney, © Dunuin, Juue’ Arrived, Belvedere, Francisco. 71 ay a3 jen ttn Corr ASTBOURN! \y Hear , Corre) Paiten, from Iphia for él Euston, June—In_ the Sound 7th, Avondale, Evans, from Galveston for Cronstadt. How, June 10—Arrived, Spirito, Stangher, New York. Hamnvng, June 7—Arrived, Young Eagie, Dick, Pisa sua: 9th, Frithjof (9), Bruny, New York. Arrived at Cuxhaven June 9, Sots Aas Winzen, New Orleans, &c; Island Light, MeFee, Sa Hrrvown, June Cleared: Duisbera, Holjes, Baltimore: Preciosa, Franken, Americ: lavas, June 7—Suiled, Kureka, Holloway, Cape Bro- “Tio10, April 18—Sailed, Swiftsure, Carey, Sandy Hook for orders, Livanroot, June 10—Arrived, Parthia (#). Watson, and ueen of the Fleet, Holines, New York; Annie M Young, lurpliy, Pernambuco; Scandinavian @), Smith, Mon: treal: Rising Sun, Prout, Pensac Holyhead "iin, Adept Mitchell, from Mobile for ‘pool. “Cleared 10th, Rose Bra, Wiicox, City Point de: Ligh ning, Chatfield, Singapore; Athlete, Goudy. §; Entered out 10th, Berwick (s), Ward, Philadelphia Ei Yotts, Rumbelow, do; Die Tugend, Bugdahl, Alexandri: ‘a. Foxnox, June 10--Arrived, Iona, Klein, Pensacola; 11th, Rjukan, Keywholdt, do. ‘Cleared 10th, Eminanuel, Hansen, Philadelphia, Arrived at Gravesend 0th, ee Oamons, New York. Batied 10th, Nanta, Tvancie! Lonpoxpsigy, June 10Arrived, Kragero, Larsen, New ‘ork. in ine river 10th, Roza Danovaro, Cavassa, from New or! PSS abd June 7—Arrived, Helen Sands, Woodside, Ali- nte. Pour, June 11—Arrived, Dryaden, Shack, New York for Newry (see Disasters). Priav, June O-Arrived, Helene, Falck, and Alf, Stein, Philadelphia ; 7th, Regia, Larsen, Patunao, June J—Arrived, Richd ‘Pearse, Bartaby, Tri- fe Scnut, J June §—Arrived, America; Bartlett, New York, for or Passed the Lizard llth, J F Whitney, Spicer, from Rot- terdam for England, ‘ie ‘anskA, June 10—Arrived, Jouston, Eklund, Pensa- BtLLoTn, June—In the Bay 10th, Satsuma, Crisp, from San Francisco. pea June 6—Arrived, Sonnabend, Bieback, Phila deiph Swinexoxne, June 4-Sailed, Tdolique, Banks, Pitlau. 26— Micheleen, Stocku ‘May Arrived, Nathanja, Philadelphie’ 4th, Svend i? Hansed, New York Tareste, June 6 Arrive Pasquale’ Ajello, LaNasa, and 'e, Vervena, New Y: Vawteon, June—off "the Wight. 7th, Eibra, Jorgensen, from New Orleans aor ae oy Lara, Fulton, from Phila- delphia for ek Bl |, Dex: Xter, trom, New York for do: 9th, Republik, Fortmann, from do for Bremen. Warznronn, J une 1i—Arrived, Minnie Campbell, Isaac. son, New Wertinaron, NZ, March 29—Salled, Chattanooga, Free- man, Dune American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, June 2l—Arrivea, schr West Denia, foston. Satlod—Sehrs John Grimth, Jersey City; Bonny Roat, BOSTON, June 21—Arrived, chr H H Fisk, Wixon, Alexandrit a ‘leared, scl mry Adelbert, Fisk, Georgetown, DC; Huge py Crowell, Philadelphia; Hickman, Crock: : a aoe bridge, NJ; Ida L, Bearse, Kennebec via Phila- el tT jailed, steamers Seminole and Norman. Had—arrived, bark Helena, Suow, Melbourne via Port Chaimer schts Emeline Br), Chishigim, Inagua; Addie L Cutler, &mitn, Jacks vi Ann B Glover, Te John Somes (of M ). ‘Heath, Wilming Hyena, Clark Choptank iver; Mathew Kinney, Viarter, Baltimore; Howard, Wooster, do; Lehman Blew, Cla Philadelphia ; Wm A Jones Davis, do; Justina, ‘Stinson’ RitzaberBoort: Abbott Devereaux, Rich, Port Johnsot 7 os Proctor, Hoboken} Mary B Dyer, Rand, er Yor 2d—Arrived, steamers Wm Crane, Howes, Baltimore; Roman, Baker, Philadelphia; cage a 8 New York} barks Brid Bursley, San net Morg' ma Sicige. tilt Anto- nich, Antwerp: * Vent ure be Saga pogua:, buss, Ells, Lh mn 0) 80) } ge, Bohr iretumane Charteston: Me uiwarrived, brigs be E Lada (Br), Porter, Surinam; fone LS Devereux, ken; schr’ Abbie’ Bursley, re STIMORR, June 2i—Arrived, barks Clifton (Br), Battie, Jr, Pernambuco, via Hampton Roads; Prince ssan (Br), Gaston, Sligo, I; sehr Sen Perry, New mtleared, ist, steamer Baltimore an ba art st ae (Br), paener, ‘bomas; Sain: rN Srranc ves Jane, hoo, Wr a Net i), Wolf, st Thomas; sches ie vai ty Harvey, a N'Rogers cubberty, Bri Bony whee Pant nie oe Roper uuieest Pre inden #, Norfolk Fit, senior Bait more, Bremen; me barks J Honan York; Aquidneck, Rio Janel it {ee eee amin Aes Cokes lors 0, St Sohn, France Jane, Fornaio Schr Tempo, St John. 1 schr R F Hart, for a Sou port w ice. BANGOR, June 0—Arrived, brig Ercole, Gravone, Par lermo. yee Knight, Ver New York; Chattanoo- jacksonuilie; Abbott Lawrence, Griffin, Phila- Via June 1-Arrivea, sehre A, Woolley, King: Flint, Warren, and Ocean Traveller, Adams, PI Phi: itis Ri won, Peiiosgi orm ‘M—Sailed, whe Hattie Coomba, Jame- Tint—Salled, its M H Carlisle, Northrup, New York; Haverstraw. ana rox, ohne 2—arnived brig Osceola, New ba | Mikes sehra Ida" Richardson, Bedell, a UC Dewitt, Kalleded ‘Y “Latina, Grifvn, New Yor! ene Panny Uke, Re ors Now York. BAN vias, ane SIgAreived," Be JD Gridia, Gould, Leonie dan a Meee saat es Yor! hee anne Eitbatte, am, Bobierara 98 rd Mayaguez; scl oui wi ~~ ter, tad Bt, ; Lott , from di FA sitees eearaived, sches Fakir, Knowl Elizabet ‘Marietta Hand.” Hallock, ‘Newburg! Franklip fierce, Fitvudon,do; ‘theodore Bean, Eyai Gis Pers sehen? Ow iia, tnt Ei ane wrt Jol 3 Blair, tarooks, Haverstraw ; i i Borden,’ D ta York} BS De om! ken. Galled—Sehes fem: “Chadwick; Cabinet, We ry Col Mediator, Dayis, and Peacedale, Caswell, New Yor! Ney, Chace, Fong! hee} Fountain, Gage; Prudence, fralsen. and “! Heeny? Bch = Zork Belmore, Frances {ay OTE gy ren Sail 8 E : peers M Tyler, Borden, and Julia Ann, Howell, Ne +o Arrived, sehr 14a 8 Burgess, Limeburner, Savand nah via Somerse! sien p City of Ans GALUBSTON, June 22—Arrived, Mero ie ne lhcarrivell, aches Pavortt - rri ad sail Philadelpiia; stn tucker (and sailed 13th for $Y Gilaersieeve, Young, New York Ipsos, Racket, Enlace vik Seared iae id evar JACR SONNE LE, Jn lis acai, New Vork: fan ete mf ‘Ditd Hoenn. tudson, NY; M M Heath, Nichols, Savi hilla, MOBILE, June 1t-Arrived. Dark OharlegR Leary, Bad er, Bown eelis 1A unt, Holmes, New York. Glenred-rSchr Ajax, Saunders, Pensaco v 2 ae mg Halo SO ee ae uasr, Derick, New Baker, New York. ii FOLIC June di —arrived, stearishipy Memphis One Nev' Orleans for Li (and cleared); st berts, do for do; bark Dos Magdalanos Ope ie 16—Arrived, schr E H William raped Pht al ja. June 2, PM—Arrived, sqhrs Phil Sherida: an Murphy, Fall ‘River tor Now: Yorks. Win Voorlia, Gol smith, Providence for Haverstraw; Amos Briggs, Knappe Bristol for do; Scud, Hallowell, do for New York. Sulled—Selire. Monitor,. ‘Powidlieh, New York: Adil pa) Gibbs, Form mouth, NH, for Philadel) ase, New Bedford t for New Yores 8 4 tkoun t Delphi, Alten, and -Minceva ightman, fro Fall River for do; Sarah Bruen, Austin, Provide: or do. 21st, AM—Arrived, schr Watchful, Gill, Plymonth fe Rew York; steamer Clara Clarita, Pierce, New York fo: ot P We Carrtved schrs Chas Gardiner, Lewis, New Bruns wick, NJ, tor New Bedford; D L.sturgis, Chase, from New Be ediord for New York. wed up, sohrs, Henry P Hallock. from Newburg for, Carter, Beltast; Ben Sea “ork. Sailed—Steamship Sherman, NOR! Young Fall River: ‘Thos P Cooper, Sleeper, Hoboken for HAVEN, June, 2--Arr ved, bark Wigteria, Zohn son v Alexandria, sehr Agnes Répplier, Mullen, Trene pons toe Chg , Hanson, New’ York; ' Mary Brash, Ke nehamy ype Ch hrs Ali ‘dner, Turner, New York big ie do; A ulburt, Griffin, Baltimore a Ryan,’ do: Allen Gurney, Gurney, Ronds rus, Ketcham, New As Bru: yyaue W7--Arrived at Long Keach, schr Nel harleston. 1s“Cleared, schr EH Clark, Lawd nola, ADELPHIA, June 31—Arrtyed, achrs Queen of th reno India PHIL. ke) gonson, Fas Christian, Miss; Jessie 8 Glarke red Hark Mary K Campbell (Br), Amero, Konigs ‘schrs Minnie plier, Weel Or oc ane der Phelos, Shailer, Chafleston: Varneman, Sha cece S hioote, Fraukiin, Providence Aid, Bint tthe \—Arrived, bark Florence Peters, Mitchell, Matan< Del, June 3—The steamship Vaverland @utenry for’ Antwerp, went to sea yesterday afternoo! “Arriyed—Sehr Abbie, Cleaves, Arecibo for orders, PORTLAND, June 2l—Arrived, brigs Mechanic, Goat Castilian. Crouchen Boston ; schrs Potomac, Ci ta ia; Eureka, Norwood, Hoboken. PORTSMO! ure, RH, June 18—Arrived, pchra T J Tra¢e ton, Talpey Crai ohn W Hall, Powells iy Ware ala ‘Btavl Pinlateipitat Mt Sow pw and DL Katon Port Johnson: Corv rv, Pi New York: wa "Danforta, and Connecticnt, Ponies fon, Hoboke: Harmon, and Dolly 'Yardene Helen, Bilabethport; ¥ Segur, Green, Port Johuson for ‘eweastle PROVIDENCE, Juno 21—Arrived, schrs Ida S Burs ess, Cottrell, Savannah, via Somerset; Mist, Maney, reniton; Sunbeam, Riley, Trenton; Eliza Shermad, Ellaabethports”’ Bertha.” Conover, “Boni Amboy ‘for Pawtucket} Patestifio, Howes, . Por Johmeon: Maria Louria, Snow, doi’ B Dixong Poughkeepste; Helen Mar, Ward, ‘Rondont; ewe ii onkiers Newman, @ 0 for Pawtucket; J Terry, Mareus, Rondow t Emily C' Dennieon, Allen, ‘Alba mpire, Mathews, Gold Spring, NY; John Grockford. Hart, Hoboken; vont Stoc! Hart, do; Rete ley, Furniss, do Hastings ae New York; SM Clark, Buell, dor Veranda, oud, ary E Bayles, Hawkins, Sandy Hook. Bailed-—Steamers MeClellan, Howes, Norfolk: gaye grine Whiting, Harding, F Philadel bia; WP Clyde Laughlin, do; sehrs Wm caver, Alexan ria} Sarah A'Hoffman, Hotinen, i phitadelphiay Francis. Goitrey, Godtrey, do; Lamartine, Butler, riman, Babbitt, do; J'I Worthington, Ter: Staab.’ Trenton; Sunny Side, Dixon, RT Graham, Jarvis, Poughkee; mes’ Franais, Burritt. Allen, Rondout; Tunis Bodine, Silvie, do; Evergreen, Turner, do; Horizon, Lect, do; Martha Janie, Mott, dog Kate Scranton, Paliner, Now’ York: Damor, Johiton, do, Olive, Warren, Thomas, Littlejohn dof fannie Westbrook, Eittiejonm, B05 Cargill, Ri eh do: Anna B Jacobs, Jones, go; & G Whildin, Nichols, do: Biliow, Wallace, do; Dwight Davidson, Freeman, do: Undine, Emmoni 22a—Arrived, mer Middlesex, Teazer, Ellzabeths: pert schrs Charmer, Noyes, Georgetown, DO: Rol Graham. Smith, Fhtladelphia mS bapiea Pi Elizabethport; AT Ro wiand, Rondout: Joh Brooks, Fox, Jersey ‘Eliza J Raynor, Mitchell, Hoboken; Rieck cL Now Yor Satled—Sehrs Win G Bee, Chester, Philadelphia; Lucia B ives, Miller, do, Peter Ritter, Jones, New York: TUCKET. r. June 21—Arrived. schra American Ea. ¢ ‘shaw. and Lynch, Philadelphia: KE & Oakley, Newman, Rondot Beng Franklin, Wessels, Haverstraw; Ann Amelia, All Sailed —Schrs Jas Phelps, Rockwell, Alexandria; Silas Brainerd, Buell, Philadelphia. ‘CHMOND, June ai arrived, steamship Isaac Bell, Binkeman, New Vor Sailod—Brig Hilding (Ger), Ellingsen, Liverpool; schr ES Wm Donnelly, He, Se mine! New York. BAVANNAL. June 19-satled, schrs J W Dean, Corns yrallis, ‘NS; Lucy M Collins, ‘Darien; Wapella, Long, stan Bin—Saited, schr Sarah L. Davis, Cottrell, Boston, 234— rived, schr Satilla, Bath. Sailed—Schr Hornet (Br), Eluthera, aSALEM June 21—Sailed, sents MG Collins, Endicott, ‘ali J Bright, Kendall, Phitadelphia. andd rrived, aches Abby Wasson, Gray. and Ruth Tho- mas, Olifford, PoreJohnson} OW Glover: Holbrook, Row" “Iniled—Schrs Mary A Power, Willey, Alexandria; J 0 Cottingham, Ayres, Philadelphia, HAVEN, June 21—Arrived, brig Anna: Lindsley, New York tor Hillsboro, NB; schrs St Hube; Long Key for Boston; C F Young, Rondout Toros Whit. ney long, Philadelphia for enlein: N Barry, Bangor for New York: Mary Sands Path for do: Alpiie, Portland for do; Maggie D Marston, Port Caledonia, OB, for do4 Gen Hall, Vinal Haven for d inom, Portsmouth for oq Abby Morton, Boston for do; Onward, Nantucket for do}. Ann, Franklin for do; Robert B Smith, Belgas he for do; Palmo and Clara Rankin, Boston for Richi Va: enrietta, do for Albany; Jane D MoCarthy, Salem for Fhiladelay a Abie 8s ‘Oakes, Buck’s Harbor for do; Emma, Tw 3, NS, for orders. Sailed, tr pen Bent schrs Yeamouth, J M Vander, voott, Freddie £ Pother, Samnel Gilman, Laura Hanes Crroline Knight, J P Ames, Copy. 3 James 3 spike, vas, Express, Anh Lyon, Busmah, Mima, A Pratt, E EH Williams, Anna Maria, Kate Grant, Whituey long ‘and John ‘22d-—Arrived, brigs Whitelake Flizabethport for Salem Hattie B, Hobdkan for do; schra Horatio, Nichols, Mos quito Inlet for Boston; Lettie Wells, Brinswick for dj Delinont. Philadelphia for Portland: Fannie Hanmer, 4 for Nantucke: rtha Maria, Btizabethport tor for pre Tontht Tebanah, Port sohneon fordo; Piten Barno Hoboken for Round Pond, Me; Ruth Halsey, Rondou for Onk Bluff; Loane, St Johns for orders. Baiied, all. before reported, exce epting brig Tattle schrs, Emeline MeLainn, Ruth Halsay, Lottie Horatio Nichols, and Ellen Rasnes, 2A—Arrived, schrs GM Wentworth, New iy for Calais; Mary ‘Pery, Port Johnson for ‘Augusta; Tah Biro, Bangor; Frolic, Boston; Roger Williams, New ‘ork for Boston. Failed, brig Hattie B, and schrs Lottie Wells, Horatio Nichols. Fllen Barnes, Harry Pery, and GM Wentworth, WILMINGTON, June 2—Cleaied, schr A Hayford, Shute, Newburyport. MISCELLANEOUS, BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS of different Ling TB tae grecy where: 10 pl publicity fees in advance; vice (ree; commissioner for ever, Biante: ‘i FREDERICK 1, KING,” Counsellor-at-law, 883 Broadway. BSOLUTS DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER. Aktne Staten loyalevery where: desertion, dc. sufeient — canse; ublicity required; no charge’ until divos granted; abvice tree. M. HOUSE, Attorne; Broad, HERALDS BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, A.“ Corner of Fulton avenue and | hogrum streot. ‘Open from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. On Sunday from 3 to 9 P.M. ——$——$ $$ $$ er SUPERB TONIC AND INVIGORATOR—WINCHES- TERS HYPOPHOSPHATE OF LIME AND 5 sof ail ids; also oe and Night Sweat stimaiaves the appetite produces most rotreshing excellent for delicate ladies an sleep Mt mothers nursin heir infants, Mert Sold by all druggists. $1 and tw per botue. NCHESTER & CO., Suiisia, 58 Jon street, New York. YONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED, HENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP, SCHENCK'S Lamesa teds ened ENCH’S MANDRAKE PILLS, are the only Modicines that will cure Pulmonary Con paantty medicines that sto} the death of the patient, They loc! oy circulauon 2 the blood, hemorrl lows, an Bes ‘they clog the action of the very ‘organs that cough. Liver « ‘Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes of two in. thirds of the cases of Consumption. May Ae og? com. lain of adull pain in tho mde, cont ng ue, pain in the shoulder blade, feeli vot drowsiness and restlessness, the food iyi ence the stot ompanted with weldity and | beiching up of wind. hege ay' m7 Ege ha ver & disordered ¢ stomach oF a torpid liver ott oud a Pi th nts be raddoniy checked, ouRH In these cases be Sri And the stomach and liver el oggets te remaining torpid and innotive, ni ost boone. th ‘aware, ey al lungs. @ ats Of pores and wloerated, the result of which iS dont enck ‘Puimonte 8: isan expectorant which geen Tong of anything calculated to check @ cough sadder Seaweed Tonic dissolves the food, mix eh ti trio Juices of tho stomach, Dy aids digestion aud creat a rave! e bows = coative, skin sallow, or ous tendency, Behonck's ar Be 1 Brae & 0% afar ta ra ihe Wwholeente,agent, JNO. F, TENRY: Nos 9 and 9 College place, New York. 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