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10 —_—_—— THE GENEVA AWARD. ‘WaseiverTon, April 19, 1874, ‘Whe Bill for the Distribution of the Geneva Award. ‘The following is the full text of the bill reported from the House Committee on the Judiciary to — provide for the just and equitable distribution of j ‘the award made to the United States by the Com- | missioners at Geneva under the Treaty of Wash- ington :— Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America, in Con- gress ase! |, that out of the money paid by | the government of Great Britain in satisiaction of the-award of the arbitration at Geneva, under the Treaty of Washington, indemnification to the United States and citizens thereof and corpora- ons organized under the laws thereot or the laws of tue several States and Territories therein, shall | wbe established aud paid from the Treasury, in the manner hereinaiter provided, to the following classes of claimants in the manner following :— Pirsi—For ali loss, destruction or damage by any Confederate cruiser ior whose acts the gov- ernment of the United States have made upon the ernment of Great Britain, done to or suffered y ali Such Corporations and citizens of the United States, actual owners of property at the time of Tts destruction, whether ships or cargoes, outit, advanced or other wages id to officers and sea men, or [reights actuaily carried. ‘To the officers and crews, being citizens afore- gaid, all the wages which had been actuaily earned ‘by tem up to the time o! their capture, loss or destruction in any vessel py such cruisers, to gether with the individual property of each re- spectively captured anid lost or destroyed in the vessel so captured, Wao have not received the in- and to such officers and crews, or to any person on board either of said vessels, an indemuity for damages aomally sustained from such captare or derention, | and the amount expendcd in returning to tneir homes, or the place where they engaged tn busi- mess or took employment, respectively, not includ- ‘wg any prospective proiitsy or wages not earned at the time of capture, which had been theretofore paid them. ‘Tu the United States, for all vessels the property ~@f the government, or which .were under charter to the United States, and lor the destruction or Joas of which the United States, by the terms of ‘the cnarter party, was liable, which were captured and destroyed and lost by said ernisers, together with the property of the United States on Doard, and the same indemnity to the officers and crew of said vessels, respectively, as herein- beicre provided in case Of capture ot private ves- nels, except Where such losers were insured in part or in whole for the property sv lost, In which “case the indemnity shall be made only for the loss beyond the sum received by the loser for such in- surance thereupo: surance. ‘Yo all insurers being citizens or corporations of the United states respectively, having insured or reinsured property 80 destroyed, who shail show, by an exhivit of their books of account and busti- mess or otherwise, that the War premiums actually Treceived by them did not equal in amount the Josses paid by them because of property thereal- terward cuptured and lost or destroyed by either or all of said cruisers; provided that the amount paid w any mutual insurance company Jor 10888 80 sustained shall be apportioned by the company among the Members thereo! at the time of tue losses paid by them respectiveiy, in propor- tion to the interest then owned by each member thereof; and provided further, that no imsurer shal! have any claim or right in the clatims of any assured hereim provided for because of any assign- ment, either in law or in fact, uniess snch assiguee had actually paid a jast and adequate considera- ton thereior other than underwriting the policy or settling or paying any loss claimed by tue as- sured. Second—To all such corporations or citizens as atoresani, wno had paid a premium for war risks ON Vexseis and cargoes, Ireigits, or other property therein, after the sailing of etther of said cruisers, to the amount of such extra on War premiums only, paid to them, whether they suffered ioss by cap- wire of their Vensels and property or otherwise "y said cruisers; provided, that im case of such premiums paid or secured to mutual insur- ance companies, the indemnity suall be the difference between the paid or secured and the returned vr premium therefor; — provided —_suriher, that no claim for war risks which tas been hereto- fore or may hereaiter be assigned or transierreu ¥@ any person, im whole or in part, or on Wiuch auy lien or interest is secured in any Way, shail be al- jowed by the court before which such claim ts made, and then, in addition to his siatement of his | cia, as heremaiter provided, deciare under uth that there 1s no lien or claim thereon, 4 ‘mat no sale or transier thereof has been made, either in whole or in part; and upon proot made to the sutisiaction of the court that any lien bas | been put thereon, or Liat auy assignment or trans- Jer has been made of any hall ve allowed, and upon proot being made to ‘the satisiaction of the Secretary of the treasary of a@ny such lien, transier, or assignment prior to Assuing the warrant taereior, he shail stop the payment of avy judgment (hereon, Swe 2.—Tnat in ascertaining the losses so suf- fered no account shail be taken of prospective profits, or of treight not then earnea, or of profits of charter parties not then iullilled, save that where any vesse: carrying freight or passengers, er bound on a fishing voyage, ad partly periormed er voyage, ouly at the time of such capture, de- struction or loss, the portion of the passage money and freight which woula have been, uf the voyage had been carried out, then earned or accrued re- Vely, or the portion Of the actual expense vi such fishing voyage, In ratio to the partoi the passage or cruise to be periormed at tie time of @uch capture only shall be allowed, deducting the ye of provisions and outlit tien expended, ascertaining the amount of such iosses, the memorials, affidavits, depositions and any other papers in the several cases of losses claimed re- spectively uow filed in tae state Departinent, or aificial copies thereo!, may be read ip evidence Provided, that vo affidavit shall be read where it appears to tue satisiaction of the i that thepiitiant cannot be produced before tt asa wituess. or his testimony taken by a commission gpon iDterrogatories; aud, party im the hearimg of the cause, any claiming shail _pro- auce ali books, papers, levers and docu- ments that may ve cailed ior by a general description thereot by any opposing party, OF satisiactorily unt for their loss or non-pro- d@ucuon, or suffer such judgment as is prescribed im section jifteen of the act entitled, “An act to establish the judictal courts o1 the Unit tates, approved September 29, 1789; and, on the hearing ‘Of the cause, any competent evidence may be pro- duced by either party, either riva voce or oy de- position taken upon interrogat« . and tor this Purpose depositions may be token by either party de bene; or the court may adaut aflidavits where it is satifactorily shown that sue witness cannot be Xumination by mterrogatories caunot be had. Sec. 4.—Chat within sixty days aicer th oi this act the Atiorney General of tne United States shali fue in tue Virewlt Court of the United ‘States, in a cireuit to he designated by the Prost- dept, @ bill in equity, in the ure of @ billot in- lerpieader, which shall state, if aby, What claim on said money paid upon said award is mace by the government of the Cnited States ior losses or With a concise statement of tie facts, grounds ‘and nature of such claims respectively, and iso that the United States folds the money paid »y Great britain in pursuance of said award, and the interest accruing thereon, subject to the gust Claun of ail persons and corporations entitied therewo under the provisions and limitations set forth in this act and not otherwise. Ail persons, companies or corporations who have already fled claims in the State Department for | Josses or damages caused by erther of said cruisers | shall be named 4s defendants in said bill, and that They claim severally to be entitled to portions of ‘the said money, but the particulars o! their several claims need not be set Jorth. And notice of the commencement and pendency of such bill shall be given by publishing the substance thereof in one Pubiic hewspaper i each State and Yerritory at deat once a week ior three mouths successively. And such notice shail state the day of filing such bili, and that every person, company or corpora- Mon ciziiung to be entitied to any part of said sund, and iring to appear and become a party thereto to assert snch ciaim, is required to enter @M appearance Lhereia within six montns from the G@ing-or such will, And all and every person, company or corporation, wheter named as & @eiendant tn said vill or not, who stall not enter ah appearance twereto witiin suid six months, shall be forever barred of ali righ« or claim in or apy part of said award; provided, however, unat Court may allow, within thirty days cherealter, apy party to enter an appearance upon | xx, witnm premium | security | h chum, the same | zoom passage | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. Ww the Supreme Court of the United States; ana whenever claim exceeding $5,000 shall be | Suara tne iy tape ed | t of appeal ; any shal in favor of the United States exceed! 000, any claimant, or any number of claimant intly, may appeal ‘rom; and ali appeais shall be taken according to the law and rules governing sppeals in equity from tne Circuit to the Supreme Cour’ out only so much of the records of the Circui Court Contained in the bills, pleadings and evidence may rtain to the claim in a as pe | the judgment appealed from shall be sent up, Upon the allowance of any such appeal it shall immediately to the Supreme Court for hear- Ing, Without awaiting the decision of other claims, ‘and such appeal siall not delay proceedings in the Circuit Court upon other claims filed 1 the cause ; provided, however, that the death of any deiend- ant shal] not work a discontinuance of any part of the proceedings; but the legal representative may appear and prosecute his claim within such time as the Court may order, Sec. 8.—That all appeals from the allowance or disallowance of such claims shall be eutered at the term of the Supreme Court next atter such ap- peal, and the Supreme Court shall give them pre- cedence of other causes in said court 80 far that they shall, UM practicable, be heard at the term they are entered, and the decision of the supreme Court shall be certified vack to the Court from which the appeal was taken. SEC. 9.—That when the time shall have expired in which amy claim can be filed in said Court tue Judge shali certify a list of all such claims, show- ing in detail tne copy of such iists to be tiled with the Secretary of the Treasury, SEC. 10,—That whenever final judgment shall be rendered in the Circuit or Supreme Court in javor of any ciaimant a certified filed in the Neate Department. | Sec. 11.—That in case any judgment is rendered by a Circuit Court jor imdemnity ior any loss or States, at tne time of the nt, the Circuit Court shall, upon motion of the attorney or counsel for the Claimant, allow | out of the amount thereby awarded sucit reasona- ble counse) and attorney 'ees to the counsel and attorney empioyed by the claimant or claimants respectively as the Court shall determine is just reasonable, as compensation tor the services rendered the claimant in prosecuting such c.aims, which allowance shall be eatered as part of the | judgment in such case, and shall be made specti- ically yaole as @ part of said judgment | for indemnification to the atttorney or | counsel, or both, to whom the same shall be ad- | judged; and a warrant shail issue from the Treas- ury in favor of the person to whom sucia aliow- ance shall be made respectively, which shall be in full compensation to the counsel or attorney for prosecuting such claim; and all Hens upon or as- | signments, tales, transiers, either absoiute or con- ditional, upon whatever consideration, of auy claim or part or parcel thereof provided jor in this bill heretofore or hereaiter made or done betore such judgment is awarded and the warrant issued thereior, suall be absolutely null and void and of | noue effect, Sec. 12,—Phat if the amount of all claims flied in Said cause shali not exceed the awonnt of saic award, all the judgments of said Court, when final, | or of the Supreme Court, shall be paid as soon as | | the giving of certified; but if it shall appear that the gross amount of said claim so tiled, wit the unterest aud cost thereoi as herein provided, shall reed the whole amount of said award and interest, then the judgments on tie first class of claims heretubefore set forth only shall be paid in full when cer tif and of the judgments upon claims of the second class hereinbefore provided _filty per centum only shall be paid npon cer- tificates thereof, until all of said claims so | filed in Court shat! be determined aad go into final | | judgment, when the remainder of the money paid | on said award and the accrued interest shall be divided pro rata among said judgment claimants, but not toexceed the full amountof their said | judgments, with interest thereon, up to the time | Of the rendition thercui, Sec. 13.—That when it shall appear to the Secre- tary oi the Treasury by the certifleate of the Court, under the seal thereol, that a final judgment has been rendered in javor of a ciaimaut, he shall issue ls Warrant for payment of the same | out of any money in the Treasury not otler- wise appropriated: and the Secretary of the Treasury 18 hereby authorized from time to time vo seil in the market, after the notice, or cancel, at his election, such amount of the bonds | of the United states in which such award paid by the government of Great Britain has been invested | as willretimburse the Treasury lor the amounts paid upon such jndgments on the United stato: for the amount Of any judgment that may be re covered in tavor of the United States against the money so paid; and after all judgments issued upon said tosses and claims have been paid and satisfied then it shall be the duty of the Secretary | of the Treasury to cance) the remainder of said bonds and cover the money secured thereby 1.00 | the Treasury of tue United states. | YAGHYING NOTE. Sloop yacht Schemer, Brooklyn Yacht Club, Mr. Hall, trom Greenwich for New York, passed Wihite- | stone yesterday morning. SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY. Steainer. | Seals. | Dest 2 Bowling Gre 7 Bowling Gree: 129 Broad wa: ‘|7 Bowling Green. | :]4 Bowling Green. Anglia..... Wisconsin. California. Calabria. Frisia... Castalia. St. Laurent, State ot Georg’ Almanac for New York—This Day. | SUN AND MOOX, HIGH WATER i} ou | Gov, Isiand....eve 11 52 6 45! Sandy Hook....eve 11 7 | r . Morn | Hell Gate....morp 1 37 | PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 19, 1874, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD HERALD WHITEST( Steamship ¢ 4 (Br), Brooks, Liverpool April 9, and . with ‘mdse and 1010 pas Sengers to Jol ©. ith inst, 132 miles from Kast net. passed steamship Oceanic (Br), from Liverpool lor New York; 13th, lat 47 59, lon 4) 20, passed a ‘k showing signal levers J LHP. bound east; 18th, Jat 4116, lon 6 ‘ig ri d steamer, bound east; 18, és 1 Anchor line | steamer, bound west; 19th, off Island, passed bark Nellie 1’Guest (Br), trom Havre (or New York; «ame da: Fire Island bearing N&7 miles, passed a sunkew wrec with spar buoy upon it. Steamship China (Br), Gill, Liverpool April 7, yia Queenstown sth, with mise and 357 passengers to © G ancklyn. April 17, lat 41 5%, lon 5827, passed a German bark, showing signal letters JL Hv; same day, lat 4! 45, lon 53 5, passed a bark rigged steamer, bound West; Uth, lat a1 a TELRGRAPH LINE. e day, 17, Jon 04 14, a German steamer, bound east: sane y, exchanged night signals with a steamer bound east showing white, red and white lights; 19th, 6 AM, passed a Cunard steamer, and ai 630 AM, w National line steainer, both bound east. Steamship Main (Ger), De Limon, Bremen April 4 via Southampton 7th, with indse and pasenyers to delrichs 2 Co, Had string, westoris winds and heavy, sca throughout: April 16, no lat, de, a steamship bousid Ws 28th, 1) PM, of Shinnerock, « * Rhein (Ger), hence for Bremen; I PM, off Island, steanustip Greece. hence for Liverpool. Steamship Mass (Dnteh), Chevallier, Rotterdam March 2 via Viymout April 3 witle mdse anil 3:5 passenss 1 co eams Fire proper cause showmg that sach party was pre~ venteu thereirom by iraud, accident or mistake. See. 4.—That every person, company core poration who shail, within six montis atter | the filing of said Will, appear ana claim to be entitled to any part of said award, shall Le admitted as a parity deiendant therein: ana smithin two mons aiter the expiration of said #iX Months every claimant to any part af said award who hae duly entered as a ve- Jendant in said ure shall file ip said ‘Court a statemeot, nuder cath of the party or duly authorized agent, giving concisely and clearly she facts anu grounds of bis claim and the amount thereof, togevier Wit such exbibits os he may be advised, Web statement and tie exinibite shail im print, aud twenty copies thereos Mled in said art; proviged, that those persons named as defendants and claimants in the bili may Ole such statement of thew claims at any me alter said till is fied and bvetore the expiretion of sami six Bonths, SEC statement of claun by any cawimant the Court shail 1x & reasonable time Jor sneh claim- apt to take and file is evidence in | support tnereof, and shall aliow the govern. ment reasonable time to take and file evidence iM Opposition thereto; and any claimant shal) be allowed to file evidence ip wpposition to any claim made by the United States to any part of auch (ond, and all testimony shall be taken in the manner and according to the practice of the Gonrt in equity causes, subject to the provisions of ‘She Becond section of this act. SHO. 6.—That when the evicence is closed apon any claim, the Court siall hear and devermine te gaine in accoroance With the provisions of this act; and ip ail ita proceedings herein, the Cours anali be governed by tue rules of practice of courts equity of tho United States so Jar ax the same may ve a Py ble, BEO. 1 at whenever more than $6000 of any ClaiDd Pla) be diswliowed by the Court, the cipium. & at their opluon, That imainenistely after the fling of such | = Punch, Bdye & Co, April 1% tat 46 17, lon 42 97, passed two losherss; 14th, lat 45 16, lon 48 52, saw brig TW Ner- chant, seering #; sane Ume saw & great quanuty of | deld ce. Steamship City of Panama, Dow, Aspinwall Apri! 10, with mdse and pagsengers to the Pacific Maii Steainship Co Had heavy NE. trades to vape Sau Antonio and strong Head winds through Florida stra 17th inst, off ¥ jailory & Co, |, Charteston April 15, with Quintard & Co. Richmond, City ors to the Oid Pamship Georg, tds ind passengers to J W tomship old. Dormithen, Walker, iat aned jolk, with mdse and passen inship Co, 2 7 ht, Chichester, Georgetown, DU, P. i chalk to AP Agresia, Tyublin $3 days, in baliast to ann, he northern passage, aad hor: been 13 days west of t lon 34 48, spoke brig Wivia (Br, Schiaffino, Dunkirk via Falmouth: r, rarmonth), MePherson, ring Bros; veassl to GF Wallace, Cienfuegos 16 r r. at tower (of ven), Lanfare, Port Spain 15 days wiih gar wo H row pridge's sons. iy a a, ‘of rmouth, Ns, Messenger, Havre Messina | wuld Ye Bordeaux ba] 1 Snr, Petts days, with mdse Brig LF Munson (of Macbias), Brown, Messina 57 | gave seat sri un vewe! (oP Talbot 0. Passed Gioral r e Winds the entire pres Poratance ite yry ssh Brig Argo Don wen, Porto Cabelio M days, with coflee, Ae, to Iailett, Buss &'Co el ta J Go, “Had variable weather, \ "owe. (0 unems Biyo & Brig OF ol. Trinidad (Cuba) 16 dave with eugar to © Latace: veae! Ww simpson, Clapp & Oo, jon 79 20, pasaed sehr Agnes J Grace ot Bost: Brig F Remick (ot, Boston), tow, Maria 1 April ll, iat 29 2h, i N. wirty days, but not aiterward, may | 9); i gross amounts thereof to the | Secretary of State, who shall cause a certified | copy thereot | slta.l be issued to the claimant and a like copy be | claim hereinbefore mentioned against tne United | | valtied at about $1000 and uninsured. STEAM YACHTS AND | had 4 moderate gale from SW to NW, with a | ‘ty ot Houston, Doering, New Orleans April | parber, Cork 44Aays, in ballast to | 8enr Speculator ¢f Halifax), Peters, San Bias 21 anys h cocoannts to Milter & Houghton, Schr Emiha (of srichat, Ns), Richards, Gut of Canso, CB, 10 days, w'th fish to Hatton, Watson & Co. sehr GP Wright, Cropper, Virginia. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York. Schr F Nelson, Grover. Rockport, Me, for Fortress Mon- "Sayre W Gummi Boilette, Boston York. rt Jummings, for New York. Sehr Euroka, Kipp, Gloucester ior New York. Schr Goldsmith Maid, Morris, Gloncester for New York. Schr Sophia Kennie, Gloucester tor New York. Dennisport for New York. rttord for New York. Schr LO Foster, Aldridge. Schr L Daniels, Smith, Hai Sehr JJ More, Morton, Fall River for New York. Schr Watchful, Gill, Boston for New York. Scr L Delanoy, Delanoy, New Haven for New Yorx. ydght James Brichanan, “Kelly, Bridgeport for New ork. Sclir A © Buckley, Northport for New York, | Sehr J 4 Fell, Nickerson, Providence for Elizabethport. yScht Saimon’ Washburn, Hathaway, Taunton tor Sew ori schrJobn Manlove, Hazard, Provitence for New York. Sehr Allen Gurney, Gurney, New Haven for New York. Schr Warren Gates, Smith, Stonington tor New York, | Tithe SW Rowers Th Boston for Virgini chr rts, Onn | ston for Virginia. Schr Thos Potters Handy Full iver tor New York. SL Stephens, Studley, Providence for New York. Schr Rappahanuock, Brown, New Haven for New i York. sehr Ida. Deering, Taunton for New York. Schr MF Webb, Garlick. Providence tor Elizabethport. Schr Native, Lehart, Stonington for Amboy. hr OO smith, Phillips, ;aanton for New York. Sehr Fred Tyler, Tyrell, Providence for New York. Schr Cornetlus, Pratt, Norwich tor New York. Sour Addie P Avery, Ryan, New Haven for Haltimore, Schr Lamertine, Gurney, Rockland tor New York, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Go. s laggie W Millard, Millard, Portland for New with mackerling, Sclir E H Brazos, Raynor, Pawtucket for New York. | tqhcht Mall, Meade, Greenwich for New York, with stone | jo order, Scr J T Leward, Applegate, New Haven for New ‘ork. Schr Gem, Pease, Northport for New York. | sehr Undine. Stoxes, Pordand for New York, with | henry. Sehr Howard MeComber, Williams, Franklin tor New York, with lumber ty Simpson Clapp & Vo. Schr John Caidwalder, McLane, Lunesviile for Phila- delphia, with stone. Schr ireasure, faylor, Apponig for New York. Schr James Fitch, omith, Block Island for New York, with fish to order. Schr Harriet & Sarah, Prentiss, Amboy tor New Lon- don. ‘hr John M Ball, Balcom, Boston for Virginia. hr & M Wells, Kelsey, Hartford for New York. hr Jenny Lind, Spencer, Brantord tor New York. hr Wu Farren, Lindsay, New Haven for Virginia. sur Anthony Barton, Johnson, Providence lor New Schr Thomas Hull, Brown, Stonington for New York. Schr Sterting, Kalls, New Maven tor New York. Schr Rightaway, Hard New Haven tor New York. Sehr © Chamberlai nitport for New York. Sehr Entire, Kin ndout for Provivenc Providence tor New Yors Davis, Fall River tor BOUND EAst, z Joseph P Ross, Tripp. Port Johnson for Boston. lr Susan E Nash, Nash, Weehawken for Stoumngton, Schr Silas MeLeon, Spencer, Rondous ror Bos\on. C Dennison, Allén, Albany for Boston te Kock, Laterty, Hoboken tor Bridgeport, id Ewnng, Walker, Philadelphia for Norwich, Siewlman, Trenton for Branford. KONdoUt 1or Salem. odge, Bearse, Port Johnson for Saco. hr success, Richarts, Evizabethport for Somerset. jfcht JH Young, Steelman, Fo dene Schr May Day, Coleman, Port Johnson for Boston. ir Auios Briggs, Knapp, Haverstraw for Providence. BELOW. Bark Nellie T Guest (Br), Messenger, from Havre, SAILED, Steamehip C F Funch (Belg), Antwerp; ships Republic, | San Francisco; Dinapore (Br), Londo intauns Casi | (Br), do. Telegraphic Marine Correspondence. * Newronrr, RI, April 19, 1874. Arrived this PM, bark R W Wood, Reynolds, from Hon- | oluta for New Bediord, with 2,500 bbls oi! and 15,000 pounds bone. On account of heavy weather was off Mon- tauk tive days She is an fron vessel, and was brought to tuis country by the captain to dispose of, aten, er United stute: New Johnson for Provi- Marine Disasters. snip ALEXANDER Levaruey—The work of building ds in the steamship Levalley, ashore at South- . has continued whenever the Weather admitted, tory to putting in casks, Itwas interrupted tor several days by the storm of the Ith, which id still more damage to her Dotiom, breaking it up badly amid- ships | Sreamanir Gortux—The report of the steamship Gocthe | being azround in the Elve is ap error, as will be seen by | the sollowing despateh received by agents, Messrs, Knanth, Nached Kulne:—“Hamburg, April’ Ihe | steamship Goethe, for New York, broke her ‘cylinder on staring. Forwarding of passengers still uncertain.” E 1x@ Water, Dahl, from Philadelphia for | which put into Gibraltar Feb 10, leaky, cleared March 30 to resume her voyage, having repaired, A Norweatan pric, bound from Darien tor Liverpool, signal letters HV D ¥, was spoken on the 1th | Mareh, in hat 45 44, 1on 35 06, with loss of foremast head, | maintepmast head and jibboom. | Scan Wrst Wixp, trom Trenton for Fall River, before | reported as run down olf Beaver Tail, lies in 7 fathoms, | 1 wih her tnasta about one-third ont of ‘water, about two: thirds of the way irom Whale Rock to the Bonnet. | sere Joay Stuswax, Adams, from Lanesville, with | stone, for New York, while passing through Hell Gate, April'l8, at 10 AM, ran ashore on the Niggerheads, and is leaking very badly. April 45—The brig Folus is on the ways at airing leaks. | yesterday on the German bark Fil. | | er, i Jorgenson, recently damaged in Hampton | Kodds by a colllson, abd she was hauled up at Graves’ tor repairs. ’ | _ Suoor Lrxtneron (of Greenport), Raynor, went ashore | | in Fort Pond harbor, Montauk, night ‘of Ith inst, and | | went to pieces. Capt Kaynor owned one-half of her and | R kyder, of Greenport, owned the other half. she was SLoor ExTerreise, from New York for Riverhead, went | ashore on (he east side of Ben’s Point, Long Beach, tith inst, and remained until the lath, when she was got off without material injury and proceeded up the bay. Miscellaneous. The purser of the steamship Panama, from Aspinwall, | has our thanks tor attentions. | rrying capacity ot 360 tous coal, | Dat kara Howes and others, of | She will be employed in the generat ting business, hailing trom New Bediord, under nd of Capt Howes, lute of schr Golden sagie. Sct ADELAIDE, ashore at Sag Harbor, was got afloat | on Friday aud brought to this port, where she has been | taken otit on O H bishop's ways for repairs. 18. trom Portland for in goiny ard Haven gotim contact with sehr J dr, som Phitadelpaia for Boston, and had main- | sail torn; the Huddle lost jibbos | Grxyxrort, Ll, April 18—In the gale of Saturday last | schr Pauline’ (of Flunders), Brown, 45 tons, while loading wood ai Kose’s landing drazged ashore and started stern- | post and part of keel; was got oil und prought to Bishop's | ways, (his port, for repairs. | Bars I'nesipent has been sold to Antone L Sylvia for | 10. Supposed to be purchased tor other parties to be tor lindson Bay. Snrpauiiprc—At Bast Machias most of the yards are occupied by master builders. Messrs J M Wiswell & Co. are buluding a bark tor Bangor parties. ready for ceiling, and Will be about 00 tons, new meas. | urement, 8 li Whittemore iiding a brig of about 50 tons, x» r Lrg basa | vauel fratse'tn hie yard moulded of about | tons. 8H Talbot hus a vessel in pi constraction } is new yard at Moose Mo ceiled up and | deck irame being putin. 5! to 400 tons. Ovrxone—Bark Yreka (of Annapolis, NS). Withers, salied trom New York Feb 6 tor Antwerp, and as she hag not been heard from anxiety is telt for he | Lavxonen—At Newburyport 17th inst, from the yard of Messrs Atkinson & Fillmore, the new ship Susan Gilmore, of about 1290 (ous, New tneastivement. She is owned by Messrs Gilinore, Kingsbury & Gu, of Boston, and others, be employed in che Kast India trade, she is whart in Newburyport, where she will be | 1 it is expected that’ she will be ready for sem sin saiety. her departure considerable | | Lauxen—The fine new snip Charger, of 1600 tons, was to be launched April 15 trom the shipyard of Messrs Smith & ab Zast Boston. She 1s owned by Messrs Menry Hastings & Co, of Boston. | Notice to Mariners. NEW BUOYS AT PARANAGUA, SOUTHERN MRAZtia | At the entrance of the bur of Paranagua, with the | Conchas lighthouse, have been placed two pyramidal i iron buoys, as folle That painted whiw, with black stripes from vertex. down and with a red ball on top, marks the extremity ofa reef, on which is the Baleia (viele) rock, having at full tide’s It of water on it, close to which rock the buoy | 4s moored in 17.60 metres; and floats C0 metres above the | Water. It bears “bh 4 deg = with the lighthouse, and WaW with the middie of the fort aii: | The boos paintet white, with red stripes and with @ black bali on top, is moored in 19.40 wetres water, and marks the rock called Panema, on which at low tide r. itlies SSit with the lighthouse The Vanema rock is shaped like @ | there is L metre of wal and W with the fort. cone, and th upper part is flac, £30 metres wide and 18 bottom near itis composed of | nes : fte—Vesseis entering the bar without @ Pilot may Navigute between the buoys without fear; the mirel is free, th 17 to 18 metres. Care should be taken, however, passing the tort, the bottom becoming of largo fat % JOAQLINT G de MELLO CARRAM, plain Pe Parmigua, Feb 20, 1574. ptain of the Port NEW ROCKS IN MAGRLIAN'S STRAITS. The captain of the British steamer Magellan | finding an unknown rock of ridge istand. W W ot Heagie iiand Sa de Cape St Lucia; an anuther 7}, miles 2b deg heiemen. Hiroem Provines‘own ith, sebr Cla Atlantic Ocean ation Is mM 1 Sparks, Atl id Roswe dy an aie, but | elephant, Found and chain in a gale of wind; capa in landing. Three o1 the of Brava, Cape De Verde Istinds James's Bend, a naure of Wales, them was name resident of Barns- vile, ‘A letter from Capt Baker, of bark Cape Horn Pigeon, of Dartmouth, reports her at sen Feb 23, having taken 400 dbs sp oi) since Jeaving Vonaima: ail well 1s months uty *) with 570 bhis sp and i) whale oli, ali toid. A letter froin Capt Kidridge, of bark Sea Fox, of West- port. sepern, her at sea Janu 25, having jalion in with c% The captain fastened to a whale Leo 1, ich was secured. The mate, Mr Crocker, also fastened toa whale, which xove te boat and killed ihe mate, fad taken 100 bbls sp oil since Jeaving St Melenn ‘A lover from Capt Seabury, of bark Presivient 2d, of N&, reports her at Barbados Merch 24, with 140 Lois sp oll inst 130. At Bay of Islands March 13, bark Osmanti, Williams, Nis, wich 20) bbis sp and 409 du wir gil; all we Spoken—Luster part ot Deo, at Poxpolan Group, bark Java Wd, Fisher, NB, with 100 ep since jeaving Honolaia, salted trom st Helens March 12, bark corge & Snyan, i 10 Joye & Co, veme) to Miller & Houghton, or, New Beatords | do for | March 3, | Ist; Atlantic (Br), McKenzie, ‘from Fernandin: } tral America; Ancon, Se: | sacola; 7th, George Kolberg (Ger), Sc! | more, lig; Coemnanoes Asihott, tor wa Sailed from Table Bay, CGH, Feb 2%, bark Roman, Swain, NE lor New eanoea. tol : Spoken. Ship Aleatra: t 8 netsco, ultty Soseren Sige Livernos! for San Fra! A bark, showing the letters K R WG, from New York for Buenos Ayres Fe M4, lat 3 Jon 12 2 W. ica SI ner apni iet ee aa NS arent for Hew York NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Hxuatp London Bureau, No 4 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart ures from European porty, ant other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessols trating with the United Btates, the same will be cabled tothis country froe of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ee Wreck of Bark Eulalia—Bark Die Tu- gend Abandoned—Bark Merto N Spoken Leaking—Stranding of Schr W L Bur- roughs—Movements of Vegsels. Lospow, April 19, 1874. Bark Eulalia (Sp), Arizubieta, from New Orleans, has become a total wreck in San Sebastian harbor, to which port she was bound. Her cargo was discharged. Bark Die Tugend (Ger, 382 tons), Bugdahl, from Ham- burg Feb 23 tor Philadelphia, was abandoned at sea March 27, Urew saved, Bark Mirto N (Aus), Garavini, trom Liverpool March 9 for Boston, was spoken April 9, leaking badly. Schr W L Burroughs, Nichols, trom New York for Havre, isashore at Salcombe, and will probably come oft next tide. ARRIVALS. Arrived at Liverpool Aprii 18, bark Jaqueta (Sp), Al- banis, New Orleans, Arrived at Deal April 18, ships Western Chief, Hill Boston for London; Bremerhaven (Ger), Hodges, Phila- delpbia for Bremen; brig Agnes (Ger), Siedenborg, New York for Norrkoping. Arrived at Plymouth April 19, steamship Pommerania Ger), Schrvensen, New York for Hamburg (and pro, ceeded). Arrived at Glasgow April 19, steamship State of Penn- sylvania (Br), Braes, New York, with her piston broken. Arrived at Queenstown April 18, brig Geronimo Ghilino tab, Cametio, Battimore. Arrived at do 19th, steamships Nevada (Br), Forsyth, New York tor Liverpool; Adriatic (Br), Perry, do tor do (and both proceeded). Arrived at Antwerp April 18, brig Vitesse (Belg), Bock- aert, New York. Arrived at Leghorn Aprit 18 brig Stephen Bishop, Gil- key, New York. SAILINGS, Sailea from Liverpool April 13, ship Eric the Red, Small, San Francisco (not previously). Sailed from Deal April 18, ship E F Gabain (Ger), from for New York; bark Saga (Nor), from —— for yee. Sailed from Helvoet April 18 bark Tl Libero (Ital), Farro, New Yor (has been reported sailed April 10). Sailed from Antwerp April 18, schr John ¥ Kranz, Howes, Sydney, CB. Suiled trom Havre April 17, ship Caledonia, Potter, San Francisco (has been reported sailed April li tor the United States) ; barks Agnes Campbell (Br), Landry, New York; Nordnayet (Nor), for do, Sailed from Genoa Aprii 17, brig Fortunato Padre (Ital), tor New York. Foreign Ports. Asvinwaut, April 17—Sniled, steamship Colon, Griffin, New York via ‘imgston, Ja, with the passengers of steam: Francisco March 25. ailed, ship Pacific, Loring, Quan- ape: 19th. bark PJ Carleton, Luce, Samanco; 2th, ship Grandee, Jacobs, San Francisco. March 28, ships Peru, McAlevy, from Cardiff, ived 16th; Eldorado, Whiting, trom fquique, arrived ; Sylvanus Blanchard, James, from Caraiff, arrived Darks Balnaquith (Br), Williams, from San Fran- cisco, arrived 26th; Rosina, bnring, d in Luts-(Br) Butler, for Iquique and New York; Klin, Mahn, ‘ome, arrived 14th. GiMRALTAR, March 19—Arrived, schr Annie Jane (Br), Morrison, Cephatoma (and cleared tor New York). Arrived at do March 24, bri elle, Brown, New York (and cteared for Cortu); 26th. bark Leone (Ital, Ciconat, for Legnorn: brigs Alice (Br), Vives, Charleston (and tor Trieste); Alexander (Nor), Agenes, New York; 28th, bark Augusta (/tal), Balsamo, do. red 24th, brig Vittorio (Ital), Maresco, New York; parkling Water, Dahl (rom Philadeipnia, having repaired), Trieste. Guaxare, March 6—Cleared, ship St Peter (Br), Webb, Hampton Roads, In port March 16, ship Yosemite, Mack, Idg. Hoyowv.o, March 15—Arrived, steamship City of Mel- bourne (Br), Brown, San Francisco (and sailed 16th tor Australia). Sailed previous to March 17, brig Tanner, Gunn, Port Townsend, Havana, April 19—Arrived, brig J C Hazeltine, Bean, ‘roon. Hattrax, April 17—Arrived, schr Rescue (Br), Ander- son, New Yor! ‘Sailed 18h, steamship India (Br), Marris (from Glas- gow), St John, NB. i Tqvigux, Fel 28—Cleared previous, ship Frolic, Bush, United Kingdom; barks Garland (Br), Hardwin, New York: Guidroyen, (Nor) for do, In port Feb 28, ship Col Adams, Butler, for United Kingdom, Idz; barks Qvos (Nor), and Chesica (Br), for New York, do: Bride (Br), tor Boston, ‘io. Morevinko, Feb 1s—Arrived. barks Queen Victoria (Br), | MeKenzie, Brunswick, Ga (and sailed tor Buenos Ayres); Bark Aalesand (Nor), St Mary's, Ga; brig Jura (Be), Wolff, New York. Salled Feb 12 brig Agenora, Prince, Buenos Ayres; 24th, barks AC Adams, Coiluin, St Thomas; March 5, George Esson (Br), Foster, New York, In port March '5 ship’ Florence Treat, hort, from Cardiff; barks Sutherland (Br), aud Bessie Simpson (Br) for New York, ldg: Tatay, Morse, trom Portland, arrived Feb 26; Almena, de, ‘from Cardiff, ' arrived Feb 37: AC, Bean, Cheney, trom, Portiand. arrived sg brigs J W Bartle:t, Bartlett, from Shieldsboro, arrived 24 actin Ape (Br), for New York, ldg; and the above arrivals not otherwise reported aud others. MataGa, March 24—Sailed,C H Foster, Coombs, New York. Macast, March 16—In pce ship Cuba, Theobald, lig: Manda, Carver, do; Hudson (Br), Nicholas. do. PanaMa, April 2—Arrived, steamships Granada, Sea- bury, San Francisco; 4th, Winchester, Whitebury, Cen- 0. Rio Granpe, Feb 26—In port bark Nena (for), for Sandy Hook tor orders; brig Flora (Ger), Hansen, for do dos sehr Fortunate (for), for do do. Rio Janeiro, March 4—Arrived, brig La Creole (Dan), Schubert, New York (hasbeen reported arrived Feb 21); 9th, barks H J Libby, Brooks, Montevideo; 10th, Min- dora, Barclay, Baltimore, Satled Feb 2%, brig Sophia (Sw), Johannson. Hampton Roads; March i barks The Cedar (in), Henderson, Fen lebe (from Bruns wick, Ga), Montevideo; 10th, brig Graf v Arnine (Ger), Hoitz, Hampton Roads. In port March 12, ship J B Lincoln, Musans, une; barks Cricket, Kean, and Talisman (#r), Blackford, tor Baiti- brigs Johanne (Wan), Andersen, tor New York, ldg; J W Wixwell, Joun- ‘wig; schr Maggie E Gray, Uhase, do, and the above Jonx, NB, April 16—Arrived, bark Lincoln (Br), Rio Janeiro; schrs Martha 4 (Br), Glass, Philadel J k Howard (Br), Rourke, do, eared J6th, bark Francis 'Bournenf (Br), Durkee, | Glasgow ; Melbourne (Br), Scott, do, Per STRAMSHIP MAINE. Anrwerr, April 2—Arrived, Snccess, Olsen, Boston; bth, Lorenzo, Hesselbery, New York; American Lloyds, Park, do; Madrie Chiozza, Mattina, Philadelphia; 7th, BC Blanchard, Meady, Guanap: sailed 6th, sunny Region, Smith, Now York; Giaco- mino, Bonifacio, do; Matterhorn,’ Arey, Cardiff; 7th, Axershuns, Orum, sandy Hook; Sarah Kretting, Amer: ica. Briton Fenry, April 4—Arrived, Princess Alice, Robin- son, chee ARYA! larch 2—Arrived, Phin¢ Pendleton. Nichols, Bombay, 4th, Nancy Pendleton, Pendleton, Rio Janeiro. ¢ AvrLevore, April 7—Arrived, Gienaivon, Lewis, Da- rien. BRISTOL, April 7—Sailed, Taeito, Dadero, New York: Mio, Schiiffino, do; Francesco Borzone, Barachino, 40; Danneborg, Jorgensen, Sandy Hook. BaxceioNa, March 3!—Arrived, Maria Angela Sensat, Kany. New Orleans; April 2, Panchito, Carran, ti sebassnax, March 4—Arrived, Harry Morse, Patten, Rio janeiro. BaLvAsT, April 6—Arrived, St Helena, Mann, Pensa- cola; Favny Atkinson, Hunter do. Sailed 6th, Asiatic. Hasking, New York; Angelina, tor 10. Bompay, March 9—Sailed Cavour, Evans, New York, Entered fur loading 1vth, Prestnits (@), for New York Suez Canal. _ BRremmennaven, April 2—Arrived, Donau (s), Neynaber, New York; Sirius, Moller, Saitimore; Friediiet, Albre: chsen, Galveston; 3d. 0 Streeker, New York; 4uh, Winogene, Lotving, Galveston; Mozart, from do. yonouwsusudvax, April 6—Arrived. Kate Harding, lelvoet. Cored April4—Arrived, Stella Maris, Aillet, San 0. “an Capiz, March 2%4—Cailed, bt gr Ng Boston ; pid fae Gardner, do; 2th, Columbia, Higgins, iew York. Catcurra, March 6—Sailed, Geraldine Paget, Ogilvie, New York. Corennacen, April 1—Passed, Fanchon, Voss, Wilming- ton for Riga. Conk, to April 7—Arrived, Virginia, Fasio, New York. eRBOURG, April 6—Arrived, Thuringia (), Meyer, New York (and lett for Hamburg). Cert, March 31—Sailed, Stella, Mohn, New York. Dosw pril 6~Arrived, Leon Crespo, Whilburn, San Fra pailed 7th, Salvadora, for New York; Satellite, do. Exwoura, April 7—Arrived off Alpha, Prowse, from New Yor ‘April 6—Arrived, Neptane’s Car, Pike, London rolini Deat, for Bostow (and proceded 7th). Sailed 6th, Liverpool, shardier (from London), New Yor ‘arpione, do; Cheecina, do. Off ‘4th, ‘Aimy, Barker, from Havre for Philadelphia (and proceeded 7th) ; 6th; Mary, Boulton, trom san Fran- cisco for Huli; 7th, Frank Marion, Dillon, from New Orleans for Ainsterdam and procecded). DONGENESS, April 6—Paxsed, Sibal, trom Rotterdam for fibeo tans Columba, Svenusen, trom Amsterdam tor y ‘Doven, April 7—Off, Tuisko, from Bremen for New York; liebe, Freitag, from Hamburg for Philadelphin; Premler. Brisgard, dodo; H A Walter, Maas, from jot: terdain for New York Fatwouts, April 6—Arrived, Vision, Thorsten, Galves jon. sailed 6th, Wilmington: Bessie Foochow, Feb li—saiicd, Sarah Nicholson, Selkirk, New York. 4 GauwNock, April 6—Arrived, Sunbeam, Dalziel, Doboy ; Harewoot, Blanche, Pensacola. mee GLASGOW, April 6—Sailed, spe 7th, Angelia (8), New York. GhovgrsreR, ‘April 7—sailed, Paolina’ Cavallo, Lava- rello, New York; Regina dal Cin, Tommaasiii, do; Erstatningen, Lydersen, sanay Hook: Genoa, March jl—Cieared, Bridgeport, Morgan, New e Mira, Sanderson, | Crosby, Brown (irom Philsdeiphia), Hamburg. |, Olsen, Wilmington; Orleans. Salled sist, Boschetto, Dodero, New York. GorrensunG, March 3l—Arrived, Westmoreland, aachariason, New York Grinssy, April 6—sailed, Louis Walsh, White (from Hail), tor —. Havne, April 2—Arrived, Regnius, Hoite, New Orleans, 5 a, Bohliman, San Francisco; Kong Carl, Bec! New Uricane; su, Gupthiad, Mumdergron, do; oil. Jo poldine, Haerloot, Galveston; Arcadia, Anderson, Sa- | land, Weather still stormy and bad leok- vannab, ¢ ing isa he was unable to keep the Src Marearita, Pampas, New York; Skirner, moe looms. ay A into | aus ior, and cametae A irore, a ‘ re arm ipa | 1 for Timizont Ape SArrived, Johann Wilhelm. Atbreent | found tg be racked under the rigging. A! she crew ot New York. u | were saved, but several ym had very mar- Cleared 6th, Hafvrnen, Larsen, New Yor! any | row escapes, , Mohr, do; Nancy M, Dexter, Philad Pu April 8—The Nordeap, Clanwn, trom Ante Haxacac, April S-Arrived, Grenmar, Ludwigsen, | we: for now York, put in hore last night with radder- 1xacol Bead broken Sailed 4th, Solo, Dannberg, Philadelphia; Felisch, Suimcps, April 8—The Norwegian bark llos, of Area~ Grietf, San Francisco. dal, 700 tons rey drawing 19 teet 9 inelies water, Ar Hvxt, April 6—sailea, Familiens, Minde, New York. rived here from Perisacola. ls bound for 'artepooi. but Livenroot, April 5—Arrived, Minnesota, Beddows, New | had to put into the Tyne in consequence oi insufficiency York; Temers (s), Connolly, do; Hope, Stoeson, Galves- | of water at Hartlepool. ton; ‘Charlotte Gladstone,’ Gillies, New Orleans: éth, ; pa Lord Chive (), Urauhart, Boston; Woodburn, ilurtwell, | | Avcxtaen, Feb M—The Heatrice bark which arrived New York; ‘Montreal, jdson, Galveston; G here Feb 5, New York, via Adelaide, tr. ay ‘Adams, "Miuson, San’ Francisco: Aristides,” Wold, | and fouled the Chile; her’ stern, bulwarhs and Pei Isabella, Adains, do; Adephy —, | were much broken, ‘Ihe Chile, which was nearl iy Mobile ; rzinia,,” ——. Rew | Ofleans:. Langen, | to aall for England, bad starboard side considerably dani- Doboy; Indiana (9, Sumner, Philadelphia; Silver Star | azed, and stern, mien and main rigging carried awa: (April 6), Charleston; 7th, Republic (s), erry, New | her foretopgallantmast fouled the toretop ot the Vievoria York; Canada (#), Webster, do; City of’ Brooklyn (+), | (). and both masts were carried away; at low water the Murray, do; Trace.tCooper, New Orleans; Arran, Law- | Chile took the ground. and it is feared she has conse- quently slightly strained, . son, do; Syra, Halvorsen, do; Marathon (), Garrett, © Boston. Sailed 4th, Great Western, Simmonds, New York (and was off Holyhead 5th); 5th, Gov Langdon, Turner, Que- bec; Rydal, Hall, for San Francisco: 7th, Crusader, tor New York;’ Filde'¢ Figii, Olivaro, do. Cleared 4 tha, Hendrickser Entered out, 4th Spain (w), Grac Mouland, Boston; fan Jacinto’ (s), Thomas, Galvest Golden Piece, Horton, New York; Republic 9, Giea: | ene, April 4—Arrived. Inverness, Hutchinson | York; Limpio, Hover, Charleston; President Alsen, New Orleans; " Nora, Nielsen, Pensacola; 5th, Mury, Nickerson, Metsola, do; Lauretta, Nicholson, New York Metso Wikande, Balti- more; Tawe, Murray, York; Hebe Won’ Arrived 7th, Norberg, ntered ow ve, Reed, Bi th, Anna, 10. heim, do. Stjernen, iio Yori Lizarp, April 6--Off, Richard, Amundsen, from Pensa- cola tor Queenstown. Lisson, March 29—Arrived, Argonaut, Olsen, P ensa- cola. Musg1N, Horii 27th, New Orleans. Narves, April 2—Sailed, Italia, Surbiano, Mauritius, Feb 7- 5 York (and sailed 1th Laurensen, 4 Maasuul, A) ith, Crasader, isu’ itiver’ Fy A Rea Rover, from Persacola. Cleared Tta, Auggar, Gundergeu, Phivadelph w Yor! t 6th, E W Stetson, Moore, New York; Tidal Arr send 4th, Neptune's Car, Leia, April 5—Arnived, Avenir, trom Sailed 6th, San Domenico, Douero, York. ved. 5 B for Voorhis, Bremer, New York 6th, Lager- Philadelphia. Glen. Nevis, Washdale, Baltimore; | New York; oth, Algeria (s), Le Mesurier, unesots (8), Beddce, do; Kagna, Melsom, Phila- Centaur, Foster, San Francisco: Ennerdale, Renhunsen, Baltimore ; Batavia (9), ‘Oxtord, irom New Nr: te ruses Stabil, Jacobsen, New York; 8), Fox, do. Nike® Dixp, April 3—Arrived, John Bunyan, Gillmore, New York. s Fultord, New Calcutta); 8th, Cotherstone, 10. pril 5-Satled, Ellen Rickmers, Waiter, New or! Messina, March 28—Sailed, Chief, Harding, New York, MARSEILLES, April 3—Arrived, Monsoon,,Svendsen, Pen sacola. ‘Sailed 3d, Narragansett, Hamlin, Buenos Ayres. Pontianb, April Keinper (from P: Ric ARTI April Janeiro, Hansen, Malia. bret 26th, Amy, Pinkham, New York; 27th, Hornet, ek, do, Pavana, Feb 5—Sailed, Qnetrolo, Traverso, New York; 2—Sailed, H Pa.exmo, March 25—Arrtved, Napoll (s), Brown, Mes- sina (and ‘lett 26th for New York); 27th, Western Sea, 10th, Henry Buck, Blanchard, Holland. a April 6—sailed, Johu O Baker, Cushing, elphia. th, Marcia, Greenleaf, from New Orleans tor javre. Prutav, April 2—Arrived, Charles Dickens, Torkelsen, Philad of New York. QUEENSTOWN, April_5.—Arrived New Orleans: Flore, Dupuy, San $, > no, Vascocene, Philadelphia; cagno, New York; 6th, Admiral Fitzroy, Pensacola tor Cork; Principessa Maria New York; Quattro Fr Bowes, Portland, 0; Osterad, Sailed 6th, Kraljevica, for . do; N 8 del vacki, do. Su1uLDs, April 5—Sailed, G Rusoer, tor 3. ado, de ‘SUNDERLAND, April 6—Sailed, Gerda, Olsen, New York. d, Agate Brown, New York; 0. Franklin (), Dehnicke, New 0, do. iled, Flora, Kloster, Sr Mao, March %)—Arrived, Wesley, Mourant, New Stxcarone, Feb 28—Saile March 3, Eleanor, Srerrix, April J Arrived, York; Svend (s) “SWANSEA, April 7— York. Loomer, April 5—Off, Shepherdess, Sal New Orle SourmaMeros, April (and lett for New York). Broo Byn Sal ELENA, Boston. ane April 3—Arrived,John Bunyan, Gilmore, New oT leans. Wesrporr, April 6—In port, Jacob Rothenburg, Wilde, for New York, windward. Warenrorp, April York, with loss of galley, Pizzo, New ZANZIBAR, angaub! ith, Prance, ‘atelll Jobson, d Hanse! Larsen, ns tor London. Arrived, Koeln, Ringk, Bremen d March 3fe » Lloyd Baltiuore ; Ni (and sailed 10th for Boston). Antwerp, April 8S: don; Prospero, Doze, © Avisrexpan, “April hia. niled Sth, Jupiter, Lieran, Philadelphia, yhiteside, Pensa- rk. 5—Arrived, Johann Carl, Haes- del Si Beuvast, April 9—Arrived, cola; Ornen, Hangland, New ail San Francisco —Sailed from the roads, schaldes, ntwerp), Philadeiphia, Piysovrn, April 7—Satled, Eupi, Mareglia, New York. ‘Li Richardson, Anderson, Itimore. New York; Hartstene, Dun- | 1 Boschetto, do; 7, Sedmi Dubro- B Dexter, for New York: hiladelphia; 6th, Britomart, for New York ; Penwill, from | Riverside, stich, a Feb 23—Arrived, Old Dominion, Morse, Manila (and sailed 24ch for New York), 26, Piceadill, on. Cape Town (and salle led 27th, Witch of the Te or (fr Col 5—Arrived, Citizen, Peters, New | ley, topsailyards sidrint, c+ Oth, ara licolo ork ; 7th, Eni jo. March 6—Atrived, Essex. Peterson, Muscat Per Stxamsurp City or Ricumoxn. BREMERHAVEN, April lopp, New York; Mozart, Jallicher,ido; 6th, New Orleans, ( i Windhorst, Baliimors in the roads H Oulton, Hammon deiphia. To Sheet Cox, Apri ArH Inga, Bugge, Pensacola, JARDIFF, Al Capiz, Mi Francisco. New York; 8th, M Dover, April 8—Or, Bremen for Savannah. DUNGENES: schooner, from ; Stam! Bih, bound out, vanari Ho} Yor “om joope, Ocean, G: filed, Galathea, Olsen, America, ed, Hpotar, Sundman, Baltimore; | Nederland, Walter, Maass, from Rotterdam for New philadat hia and anchored lel a cand anchored). UBLIN, April ¥—Arrived, Derwent, New York. ‘April. 7—Arrived, Pepita, Pobisen, New City of Bangor, Menzes, New York). Dvsiin, Apri Exxovta, York; sth, ‘Alpha, Fayat, March Amsterdain (and sauled 17th Sailed 4th, Don Chisciottl, Coppola (from Piymouth, having repaired), New York! 1 1 ‘trom Newry? sth, Kate Willtains, Hale, m Huis, April9—Arrived, Mary, Boulton, San Franciseo. ived, Martin Luther, =ch H. cRG, April 4 a Ba Meyer, New York ning, Baker's 5 Geo B Doane. Cormmz, tb, Amatia Hedwig, n Priest, New Oricans; Geo A Holt, Norton, | non, Guns | | New Uriea: Avondal Malden Island. sailed 7th, dersen, New York: ’Alk Sailed from Cuxhaven 3ih, G WHat deiphin: Mynheer, sennow, Wilmington; Elwine Krep- , Potladelphia. Dygden, How fred, sew Btoesen, do; C Tye ailed 7th, Philadelphia; Reed, Welt, Cardi Fiseher, Schroede! April 9—Arriy p—a island Baltimore or, ed, Mimi Prowse, do. Terceira. 53 th, Kosmos, Philadetphia ; Viting, Hanson, Wilmington: Ai ‘iksen, Wilmington. , Telier, Phita- or, rUNNOW, Cadiz; Celeste, Wright, Sydney, CB; Pic ‘Liver ton. ‘Nailed 8th, Algom: aki ook; 71, New Orlei izzie Ross, New York; Wisconsin (s), Freeman, Figli, tor do, ter, San Fraticise Entered out Sih, Marathon (s), Garr leared 8th, Wasa, Williams, Mobile; Rydal Hall, Fos- Northampton. McLoon, Bath, Me; ett, and Lord Clive (), Urquhart, we, Larsen, and City of brook- ; aa ada 8th, Mary Ann, Russell, Darien Glasaon Dock. jailed trom do Sth, Southern Rights, Woodbury, St ton; Dronning Lou lyn (s), Murray, New Y for 8 John, NB. ork. Lonpow, April 8—Arrived Hebe, ag ford, Beaver, do; 9th, Jas Rat mark (a), Sumner, a0; Hopewell, 3 Minssen, New Yor oul, Newman, se: ardes, pril sailed, Prince Carl, Philadelphia. larch 26—Arrived, St Mark, Grinds COPENHAGEN, Are 8—Arrived, Tordenskjold, Paulsen, indet, from Savannah, Winterthur, from 5 ait 7—Off, a ster iery a oe | orth Carolina for tterdal ‘ork. Bavi 4th, leonk rs Philadelphia, and pi Cant, Me} um, W: oor, April SArrived, Egyvt (s), Grogan, New York; Canada (8), Webster, do; Avance, from Wilming- ry, Sandy Hook: Leamington, N &'E Gardner, Journeay, Sandy orris, Qnebec ;Spain. (),, Grace, jo; 9th, New York: Ox- flansen, 4 yon, and Canaan, Manson, do. Cleared 8th, ‘TC Berg, Behrens, New York. Entered out 9th, Denmark (s), Samner, New Yor! from Gravesend 9th, Columb) \ ut in, Tacna, from Savannah for Sailed Ansgar, Philadelphi: MILFORD, April 7: Port Nolloth. Oprssa, March 31—Arrived, Rosina, Gambardella, New rr ‘ork. Priymovrs, April 8—Arrived, Nordcap, Clansen, Ant- werp for New York «see below! QuaxNsTowN, April 8—Saile: SUANKLIN, Isle of Orleans for the Baltic; Darien tor Hui, ‘Off the Start 7th—Richard, from Pensacola for London, via Falmouth; Detroit, from Queenstown for Antwerp; Rebecca, Alirens, from New York for Stockholm. Swineay Fayat, Mare! Newry tor Baltimore, in ballast, for supplies, and pr on the 16th, & mutiuy having tal during w DE, eh the mate 1K, April 6—The Uriel, of Memel, Siebolds, from aven (North Atnerica, Lrnw Liverpool for New Hi into Busta Voe (si in @ very disabled condition. maste! he left Liverpoolon the 24th ult, and that enced good weather until the 26th, It continued much the when it piew a@ hurricane. ire when in lat 20 N and lon 10 W, @ heavy sea and broke over the whole of the he forehead and bulwarks, washed hatches, overturned smashed came sirong. that evening, caine over port sid vessel, severed tl oats, looxened the loosened = the the hy ry away’ thr the" galley, stern and filles water. The vessel ‘under water. masts going all that, fn ae waver a heavy wen. still continued. Gn Thursday afternoon Indy sgniod ‘the bark Macassar, vi 1} Sones had, ag Bs 6! RK wind increased the were but only snee ‘saturday’ Wight, April 8—Of, uh, il $—Arrived, been washed away. same evening trom the SW, and eded next day, bi was stabbed nd), on the event the ‘om der, atid they Louise in thrown wared. The deck was, 4, Sigria. for New York. Lina, tron Alma, Johannesen, trom Voll, %—The Cleonice Bava, Bava, ha in gh 12th March d aund the vessel will sail ‘again as soon as they when the wind be- me until the west. At cabin orew set to work to shitt eeded in abitting # jittle of ‘April $, sighted , for Boston. w York. iew York; Adel- ¥ ee , March 3!—Sailed, Ironsides, Potter, New ork. Limerick, April 7—Sailed, Generoso, Chiesa, Baltimore : Guttormsen, New WC A, March 2l—Arrived, Jasper, Webber, New ork. _Loxbonperry, April 6—Arrived, Alberto, Lorny, New ;, Inga, Bragge, Vittoria, Dra Raffo,fdo; 7th, Conti New York, w York). * Prudhoe, Pe- Fleston : a. and Chas Sailed trom the Lighthonse 5th, F Reek, Wal‘jen, Phila- 1 April 7—Sailed, Robert Godirey, Yor! P, thian, London tor | almington; mberg. d r, New Yor Pagel, do: Mai, ' Neumann Gacdebehn, Dethiol, New Bed- ford. Huxvorr, April7—Sailed, Nancy M, Dexter, Philadel | 2. pila April 7~Arrived, Ellen Goudey, Perry, San cisco, Neared 7th, Matilda Hilyard, Brooks, Dieppe. Bore, Pahisen, New. Orleans; Reunion, Curtis, Key West; Mary G and United states; € Saranak, Jonquest, Small, Pauli, Graham, New York; coa)), pub ng of the 4th inst on like wise i mizzen ‘th ‘Tne weather when it comme: Fred- dence, jombo); San . HA | ‘ty Bava jut loth; | lan Al. | Tilde-e- 10; Den- m New , Wan. from that with her | | CBHILADELEAIA, April 18—Arrived iled, J A Wright, Morrison, Lon- | rerpodt town; New York. Arrived, Axel, Bentzen, Phila- | gent, post tree, shel. Buswenuavex, April 1—The Almira, Goudy, from Bal- timore for this port, wrecked at Terschilling, was found dritting in the Wester fms on the 19th of March, but Was taken in tow by a tug ant again put ashore. Canty, April 4—The St Mark, which put in bere on her vovace trom Cailtornia to England, has been thrown. on her beam ends ina severe gale} made jecison of about OW) tons cargo: has M4 fect Water in lower hold; mustdis- charge her sound cargo; Aull damaged; store expenses fneutred in’ discharging, Warehousing und ing cargo and Fe-equipment of vessel will be heavy. Livenroon, April 6—The Teniers (s), arrived here yes- terduy trou New York, was struck. by heavy sed on April 2, in lat 49 N, 16 W, and had port bulwarks carried away, and cabin skylight and boat stove, Lonpon, April 17-—The & W Stetson, trom New York, report: strom March 2210 3 had heavy gales. from. SW ToOPRW: changing two or three umes. in twenty-four hours, causing a heavy and. dangerous cross sea, ship completely buried, the decks being from one to three feet under water most of the time, Aiserican Ports. ALEXANDRIA, April I7—Sailed, steamehip F.C Knight, New York, BOsTON, April 17—Arrived, schr Summerville (Br, Genn, Inagua. 18th—Cleared, schr 5 t Baker, Davis, St Thomas. Salled—sieanicrs Roman, Neptung, aut Herewloss bark Sarmiento. 19th—Arrived, steamer Panther, Mills, Philadelpnias bri; ie Waters (ir). Nurse, Liverpoo! via Mitiord, elow—schrs Edward Lee, Mary Weaver, Belle Crow well, and Modesty. Swiled—Bark Ann 1, Taylor. BALTIMORE, April 17—Arrived, steamer George Ap- Pold, Loveland, Hoxton; barks Hytoged, yliriibansen (Nor—not bark ‘Rygdo), ‘Thorsen, Cork; \Vasxma (Russ), Lundstrom, do; brig Saba Celig (Ital), Drago, Glouces- ter, Sleared—Schr Hamburg, Westcott, Saybrook, Conn. Wine Arrived, bark Saye Mor) Larsen, un? steamers F W Brune, Foster, and Josephine Thompson, Moore, le Cleared—Steamers Seaguil, Dutton, Charleston; Re- becea Clyde, Childs, Wilmington, NC; Fanny Cadwal lader, Foster, New York: Vindicator, Martin, do; Amer- Billups, Savannah: ship Hamboldt, Drummond, San Francisco (and siiled); barks Linda ‘G (ital, Cassino, Cork; Manitou, North, West Indies; schr Serene, for Governor's Harbor. Also cleared, steainers Wm Lawrenes, Howes, Provie ence; Octorora, Reynolds, New Y; schra WG Dearborn, Scull, Boston Albert W Smith) Leavitt Katie J Hoyt, New Haven. Satled 18th, barks Max for Cork; Po. for Limeric! bri joston 5 lan, for Londonderry: India, Manitou, for West Indies; $V Nichols, for Inagua. 19th—Arrived. steamships Leipzig (Ger), Hofmann, Bremen; Wm Woodward, Young, New York. CHARLESTON, April '15—Suiled, sehr JJ A Croker, Brown, Baitimore; Alfred W Fisk, Kelly, North Wey- steamship South Carolina, Beckett, ek wood, New York, aker, Tayior, Jackson- New York. Sailed—Steamship Champion, Leth --Olaared, schr D V Strei le. Sailed—Schr J Jones, Tilton, St Helen GALVESTON, April 13—Arrived, bark Diamant (Nor). Torkelsen, Greenock : schr C B Clements, Moore, Calea- sien (and cleared tor Tampico), Cleared—Scnr M A Coombs, Pensacola, to load for & ‘n port. IND NDA, April 7—Cleared, schr Indiano!a, Bloom, Pacagoula, In port 13th, schrs J N Colby, for New York, loading. MOBILE, April 13—Arrived, brig, Florence, Rathburn, sehrs Kate Rommel, Adams, Aspinwall; Jo- sephine, Giles, Galveston. Slouréa—shp Her Maiesty (Br), Downie, Liverpool. lsth—Arrived, brig Kobert Anderson. Hopkins, Liver= schrs Monentico, Randlett, Vera Cruz; AL Cutier,. poo! Smith, Boston, W Denham, Carter, Matanzas, Cleared—schr R MYSTIC, Ct. April 17—Arrived, schr bliza Sawyer, Cook, Savannah, <EW ORL , April 13—Arrived up, steamship Ger- mania (Ger), Winzen, Hamburg via Havre and Havana, sche Geo W Dill, Burgess, Tampa Bay. Cleared —Steamship Tabasco (Mex), Galinio, Vera Cruz via Tabasco. i Isth—Arrived up, steamer Frankfurt ier), Bolow, Bremen yia Havre; ships Prussian, Rich. Liverpool; i ich, do; Perey Thompson (Br), Dick, Bristol bark Adgar, trom Liverpool. Cleared—Steamsbip Knickbocker, for New York; berk. Lizzie Wright (Br). Wright, Reval. Arrived at the Passes Joth, ships Scioto (Br), Mitchell, and Invincible, Strickland, from Havre. Sailed—steaniships Kmily B Souder, for New York; ships Rosa Bonheur (ir), for Valencia; Anglesea (Br), | for Cronstadt; — Belyra: Exponnder, Strathearn (Br), Ryerson’ (Br), Victory (Br), Advice (Br), and’ Queen of the Mersey, for Liver H Hypatia (Br), for Queenstown; Carl (Ger), for Bremen; barks Nathaniel (Nor). tor Havre: Racer, tor Liverpool; Plan (Nor), Bordeaux; brig Wenoni Havana. Barks Guinevere Prus), for Alina (Sp), Reval do, and Charlie Hick- man, for Amsterdam, we ver the bar and were Bs | 18th for a fair wind to sail. NORFOLK, Apcil 16-—Arrived, bark Messe! (Nor), Ped~ steamships Ohio, Morrison, Liverpool. via Queenstown ; Centipede, Worth, and Leopard,Alberston, Ko iton; bark Cardenas (Ger), Kel ler, Trinidad de Cuba ; brigs Normen (Nor), teen, Diep) Ethel Bolton, Haney, Cardenas; schrs Einily H Naytor, Fisher, Matanzas; Maria 5 Lewis, Lewis, Galveston. low, coming up. schr Charles Moore. from Savannah, Cleared—steamshins Dennis Valentine, Acker. West Farms, NY; Mary. Crocker. and Cathatine, Whitney, Providence; Norman, Nickerson, and attlenake, Pierce, Foston; harks G H Yarrington, Parker, Barbu: dos; America (Ger), Roper, Bremen :' Annie Kimball, Knox, Antwerp; schrs Alpha, Salisbury, Mayaguez; Riverdale, Brown, Harbor Island; J T Weaver, Fall River; C.& Raymond, Kelly, West Farm:, \ Hawthorne, Jackson, doi 1 & D Fisk, ki Godirey, God C Cobb, Ames, Rockland; Sophi: lath— Arrived. hark Wilhelmina, Longer tor Barcelona ; Carmen (Sp), it a mouth frey, and J Stroup, Nickerson, Boston. dam; brig Peerivss, McDonald, Clea Charles Moore, Russell, Savannah. leared-Steamer Achilles, Milletts, Bovton, schre Anna Barton, Frink, do; Sarah A Reed, Arnoic, Provi- dence. 19th—Arrived, steamers Nederiand (Bely). Vaderland (Belz), Jackson. ‘Lewes, Del, April 19—Barks Freden and Althea went x; In port, barks Alfred and Cusilda; brigs NEWCASTLE, 8 e steamer Wyoming, for Savannah; brig Minnie Traub, for West Indies; schrs EG Midland, tor Portiand; Chas B Raymond and J Stroup, tor Boston; Wild Pigeon, for Somerset, and Aenrietia Simmons, for Fall River. Passed down yesterday PM. steamships Centipede, tor Boston: Juniata, tor New Orleans ana Havana; parks Athens, for Bremen: Peabody, for London: schrs Heien Sharp, for Cardenas; Alex Harding, tor 8! Jago; Ella JK Manning, tor Boston, Tvesterday. schr John James, irom Philadel. Arrived yesterday. ja, to lond for z POLRWaS, Del, April 18, AM—Schr_ Tampico, trom the Rio Grande tor New York, arrived last eveoins. Vessels from above and in harbor are passing out, most sy vare-riggers remaining : ec PENSAGOLA, April t—Arrived, harks Evansdale (Br), Scobbie, London; Forneningen' (Swe), Fulimam, do} Lord Dalhousie, Ger), Plaetz, Liverpool. scr Jessie ALzabeth, Brow Asam, Lth—Arrived, shins Prince Alfred (Br), Bacon, Bristol ; Tasmanian (Br), Willis. do; barks Turkn Ukns , Bergman, Visser, and Johainés (nteh), Henzietta & Christina (Duten), or), Forgensen, Greenock ; Ida, Zambesi (Br), Beattie, shield. RICHMOND, April 15—Arrived, steamship Old Domin- jon, Waikor, New York; schrs Amos Taikenburgh, Rackett, Long Beach, Li; Hattte M Crowell, Crowell, Wood'a Hole: Seabird, Hogan, Poughkeepsie. ROCKPORT, Me, April L—Sailed, selire b ney, Eliswell, Georgetown: lth, D Tai and M A McGahan, Cail, Philadeiphia Spear, Charleston. ¥ SAN FRANCISCO, April 10—Arrived, ship James Ches- ton, Wallace, Naniamo. ; Uth—Arrived, sip Golden Gate (Br), Swinion, Liver ool. PGloared—Bark Clara Bell, Pierce, Manila. Sailed—Steamshijs Arizona, Morse «not Hudson), Mon- Donnongh, Guaymas; ship Dashing Wave, Mar- steamship Alaska. Morse, Yokohama and bat re ra SAVANNAH, April 19—Arrived, steamship Leo, Dear- orn, New York; brig Zingn (Br), 8t John, NB. S steamer Mayflower, Washington; ship Ida Lily, Otis, New York. 4 SOUTHWEST HARBOR, April 9—Cleared sehr Unio Doliver, New York. SALEM, April 16—Arrived, brig Lizzie. J Bigelow, Pec nick, Boston; schrs Anna § Mareh, Woodward. an Sie Mills, Armstrong, Port Johnson ; Island Beile, Curtis, 5 2 Dalmeyer, Amsterdam. Cleared—Barks Nor @r), Siorris, Plymouth . Amesbury, Withe Luce, NETONINGTON Aueil 17—Arrived, brig Onceola, Pendt NGTON, April 7— ver et .. ton, 8t Domingo tor Boston: schrs Perine, sheMeld, and Albert,Crandall, Port Johnson; Guat, Martin. Trenton for Providence; Connecticut, Smith, Port Johnson for Bris- tol: sloop Home, Jewel, Port Johnson. TACOMA, April 1l—sailed, ship Shirley, Matthews, San Francisco. VINEYARD HAVEN, April 18—Arrived, schre George Foulaine. Joseph H Huddle, James Alderdice and Rock hill, Philadelphia for Boston; Belle Crowell, Baltimore for 4o: Kdmond Kidder, Weehawken for do; i Hams, do tor Portsmouth; Hero, New York for Salem Magele Harthorn, Hoboken for do: Deborah Jones, I Johnson for do; Harriet Faller, do for Bath; Douglas Haynes. do for Pittston, Me; Lida Babeock, Baltimore for Rockport, Masa; J E Dailey, James River’ for ton: Lark, Newcastle, Del, for Calais; Alquizar, Grant, Nathaniel Holmes, Portland Yor New" York; Means. Mary Brewer and KF Arcularins, dos, 1 Higa mn nee Gardiner for Ol ier Oak, Charles Island tor do; Star, a do Pavullion, Bucksport tor do; D & E ke! fon tor do; L day, Vinalhaven for Philadelphia; Anu 8 Cannon, Lynn tor do; Jos Raymond, Buoksport tor Centurion, Bluehill for do: J L Maloy, Sontt Newmar) for do; Keystone, Windsor, NS, for do; MAM: Rockport 23 ary, Means. Rockiand — tor Newbern, NC: LT Knight, do for Wiimun, ton. re; Mary K Rankin, Bath tor Washington, 1 Seguin, Portand for Savannal arrived. att fishing scr Garibaldi, of and from Glou- cester, bound south, ma eling. he ker Sailéd—Scohirs James Baymore, Edward Kidder, MA McGahan, E Arcularius and Mary Brewe: WILMINGTON, April l6—Arrived, brig Carl Augnst , Petersen, London; Fido (Nor), Thorsen, Rotter- jam. Cleared—Schr Leonora, Bonzey, Newbnry port. W7eh—-Arcived. rly Heloia Wen: Borgmarit, Crimes WARREN, April l0—Saiied, aches abe, Harpe Georgetown, DU; 17th. Mary’ H Miltin, Ferris, Mlzabeth- for Ario. Pardes by Aigboken. MISCKLL ANEUUS. 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