The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1874, Page 12

THE ARKANSAS FIGHT. Colonel Rose Reports the Facts of Tuesday's Skirmish to the President. PEACE PROPOSALS. Baxter To Call Together the. Members of the Legislature. Lrrriz Rocg, April 22, 1874. ‘Another company of federal troops arrived here Jest Light, making three companies at this post. ‘At five o'clock this evening Colonel Rose ordered the barricade on Markham street to be taken own; aiter this was dome the troops were marched back to their quarters, Rumors of all Kinds were rife concerning this action. From ‘what I gather of reliable information, Baxter has received a despatch ordering him to disband his ‘treops, leaving to the regulars the duty of main- taming peace. The State ts requested to furnish | ‘transportation for this purpose. Many of Baxter's —__>—— Latest Details of the Floods im Louisiana. Mxmpais, Tenn., Aprit 22, 1674. Tbe Mississippi Central Railroad is again broken, north of Canton, by the overflow. The Memphis and Little Rock Ratlroad is six tugnee above ing’ as yet, but there is little i ay esca, poreere from the oy river has r inches. It is warm and rainy. A Pictare of Desolation from Mayer ‘Wilts, of New Orleans. ‘Sr. Louis, April 22, 1874. At a meeting of merchants on Change to-day to consider what shall be done to relieve the sufferers by the overfiow of the Lower Mississippi River, Gespatches from M Wiltz, of New Or- leans, were re. sta: that twelve parishes north of Red River, containing 2,000,000 acres, Dearly juarter of which was cultivated in cotton corn, are inundated. and south of that river there are twelve Ct fitteen crevasses erged or very ped parishes, which raise of sugar. The number of or totally runed is Boooo a and the di the continued High water Jin increase the number to 50,000, Committees were appointed to solicit sabscriptions of money and donations of eupnlies ot ali kinds. The St. Louis and New Packet Company and the Merchants’ @roops have already left tor their homes. An tm- pression got abroad that all had disbanded, but Baxter sttil has bis guards out. The State House, where Brooks remains—‘the power bebind the surone’—is also vigtlantly guarded, WHO FIRED FIRST ?- I understand that despatches from here to the Kast, last night, stated that the United States troops fired first. 1am able to deny this, as I was Btanding quite near at the time. The first shot ‘was fired by Baxter men. Only one gun was fired ‘Dy the regulars, and that, it is stated, was by accl- ent, some five minutes after they had formed be- hind the barricade, the shot going into the air. ‘The regulars have returned to their position. Baxter still has his pickets out. Some of the prominent citizens are endeavoring ‘te effect a compromise between the parties by get- ‘ting them to agree to a cail of the Legislature to @ettie the existing dimcaity. COLONEL ROSE'S REPORT. Lieatenant Cushman Ordered to Report the Skirmish from Memphis—No Fir- img by the Regulars. MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 22, 1874, Lieutenant Cushman, of the Sixteenth infantry, stationed at Little Rock, arrived here this after- moon to communicate with the President concern- ‘ng the Oring on Colonel Rose last night, which he says he could not do there in consequence of the Wiolent partisan feeling in the telegraph office. According to his statement, Colonel Rose had se- cured af armistice between the rival factions, which was to continue until nine o'clock this morning, but that last night Coionel King Whité, with a regiment of armed negroes, marched down to the Anthony House, where he made a violent ‘and inflammatory speech to them, calling upoa Baxter to allow him to go ahead and clear out Brooks’, the federal or any other d—d troops. Colonel Rose, hearing the disturbance, mounted a spirited horse and rode down to iniorm Waite that he was not Soe with the terms ef the trace in marching his mento that point. Colonel Rose was unarmed except with a sword, and was accompanied by an orderly armed with two holster pistols. On reaching White Colonel Rose asked him what ps meant by breaking the truce, and ordered him to disperse bis men. White made some reply not Beard and fired his pistol at Colonel Rose and shouted to bis men to fire, which they @d, generally into the air, but several pe-sons were wounded. As ee. -Colonel Rose’s order! draw his pistol, but his wnmanageable and ran away with him beiore he could draw it from the hoister. As soon as firing commences Uolonel Rose rode back to the engine ‘Rouse, where Company C, Sixteenth infantry, was stutioned, and ordered the men to run out a hook ana ladder truck ana form a barricade, which was speedily done, and the men placed behind it. Dur- ‘ima the excitement a private accideutally fired off Bis gun, and the cry was raised, *‘The regulars are attempted to shoot,” and in less than ten minutes the gene street was deserted. Lieutenant Cushman states positively that, with ‘the exception above stated, nota sinuie shot was @red by the United States troops or by Brooks’ in the barricades, He states that many ludicrous ecenes occurred @ering the méiée. Among others the Methodist meng was standing in front of the Anthony when the firing began, and, jumping through a show window, he cut nis head and bel- 'm shot! ’m show!” und it was witi dif- Senlty that he was convinced that such was not | Lieutenant Cushman says that Baxter has nearly _ 3,000 men under arms, of whom some 300 or 900 are | Jrom Pope, Johnson and Saline counties. A num- wer of these were either in the Coniederate or federal army during the armed with superior weapons. They can be relied on in a fight, and the ards the Brooks faction among this class 3s very bitter anJ daily growing worse. Asa gen- | eral thing, Baxter's forces are poorly officered. On | tee other Side, Brooks has some 600 men behind | the barricades at the State House. of whom two- | ‘thirds are negroes: They are well commanded, aud have two ancient 6-pounders 1n position. Bax- ter’s men are engaged in resurrecting 4 20-pounder ee riot leit there during the late war. nel Rose, with nis handiul of soldiers, is maeter of the situation, but affairs are daily grow- wg uglier. BAXTER AND THE PRESIDENT. asta ii & Peaceable Solution of the Conflict Sup- ported by the Chief Magistrate. WASHINGTON, April 22, 1874, ‘The following telegraphic correspondence took | place to-day :— LirtLe Rock, Ark., April 22, 1874. To THE PRESIDENT oF THe UNITED STATES, Wash- | ‘As cannot move with my troops to assert my | elaims to the office of Governor without a coilsion , ‘With the United States troops, which I will ayoid | under any circumstances, | propose to call the } Legisiature togetaer at an early day and have them to settle the question, as they alone have the power, But to do this the inembers of the Legis- | lature must have assurance of protection irom | you, and a guarantee that th may meet in | fajety. This will be a peaceable solution of the @iMicnity, and! will readily abide by the decision | of the Legisiature. ELISHA BAXTER, | Governor of Arkansas. | < R } | WASHINGTON, Apri Bon. Evisna Baxree, Little Rock, Ark. : Lheartily apy aby adjustment, peaceably, of the pending ai es mm Arkansas by means of the Legislative Assembly, the courts or otherwise. | 1 wil) give ali the assis.ance and protection I can | wader the constitution and laws of the United | States to such mode of adjnstment, I hope tnat | ‘the military on both sides will be ee on | S. GRANT. | FIRE IN CHAMBERS STREET, | At about eleven o'clock last evening a fire broke | eBt in a coffee mili situated at the northeast cor- | mer of Washington and Chambers streets. The | @ames spread rapidly, and soon reached the rear ef the grocery and produce store, No. 180 Cham- | Bers street. In less than ten minutes the whole Fear and interior of the latter building were burn- ang flercely, and notwithstanding ty ‘tions of the firemen, who arrive few minutes alter, it became ything | inside was consumed. Six or seven engines sent | copevns foods of water through the br »ken win- dows, and the forms of tie firemen couid | be seen through the dull red giare bravely endeavoring to subdue it. Fears were enter- tained for the wholesale liquor establishment @ Thomas C. berry, No. 178 Chambers street, and the store of William Hall. No. 176, and, climbing on wooden awnings in front of these houses, the Gremen smashed in the iron shutters and’ ex. amined all round to see if the fire had reached Fortunately, after some half hour's struggle, ‘the fire began to go down, and in fliteen minutes More it was evident it would be compietely sub- ued in a short space of time. The damage must Bave been considerable, as the sire raged from Sottom fo top of the house No. 180 Chambers street. No one resides in any of the burned houses, and no ron Was serivusly injnred, although two of the jremen sustained severe jails. ART T SALE, The first night's sale or tm the Snedecor collection ‘was well atvemded, but the works svid brought only moderate prices. Noei’s “Monastery Gar- den” sold for $400; Hart’s “Autumn,” $140; Rou- | he utmost exer- | d On he ground a | gerton’s “Dancing Lessons,”’ $530; Moran’s “Hampton $490; Verboeckhoven'y “uid Favorite,” rown’s “Not So Basily Tickled,” $235: Ditti's “Presentati ure,” $360; Thorn’s * $240; Deve's “Japanese fe ” $040; Hue’s “Depar karts of the Forest,” it Stand,” $340; com- “Pauvre Amour,’’ Pomigewasset,” $610; iy h Lute,” ; La Roche- moire’s “Bringing Home the Flock;” Richcta’ “Landscape,” $260, The sale will be. bes maa ‘Wir evening & (Le Somerville walery. te Calix’s 1,020; Duran rr already re- | jorse became | late war, and are | leeling tow- | Southern tiae of senrnae s Hine of: 6 steamers will wansport Shag all Relief from New Bngtana. Boston, Mass., April 22, 1874. The Louisiana Rélief Committee has been in- creased to 100, and the subscriptions have reached $4,000, with the prospects of a rapid increase in THE NEW ORLEANS SUFFERERS The following subscriptions have been received at the New York Cotton Exchange for the suiferers at New Orleans :— Felt & Drake. $50 Ralli on 200 Fielding. wo butuchide Brothers. a” RK. Roberison & oO A. Paterachi. a Pollard, Petiers & Vo... 50 Inman Swann & Co, = oy 50 50 0 100 Williams, Black 100 SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY. en Sails. | Donieation: ‘aaah amar i) Abrtae 2%. 5 [tiveroon Liverpool Liverpool. Office, ‘61 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green. 19 Broad w: 15 Broadw road wi April: 4 Bowling Green. *| pert 2 2 Bowling Green, ‘Anglia. . April 25.. 7 Bowling Green. State of Alabama ApH 25 I72 Broadway. Wisconst pril 28. 29 Broad 7 Bowling Green. ‘ Bowling Green. 61 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green, 2 Bowling Green. 4 Bowling Green. 6! Broad way. |/58 Broadway. -{113 Broadway. SIGH WATER ov. Island..moro | Sandy Hook,.worn Hell Gate....morn PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 22, 1874. a 1 1 3a &23 CLEARED. Steamship Ci of Montreal (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool ig Queen: wn John G Dale. sccteamshi, Lialy in, ‘Thompson, Liverpool via Queens- ‘SSegamehip Trimacria (Br), Thomson, Glaxgow—Hender- mn Bro *teamship Zealot (Br), Best, Dubtin—Williams & Guion. Steamship America (Swe), Wetterlind, Steuin—Funch, Eye & Co. } Steamship City of Galveston, Evans, New Orleans—C | Mallory & Co. Steamship Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quin- ) te | “Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannah—Robt Low- on rym Wilmington, Holmes, Baltimore—Geo P ' sp Northern Light, Nelson, San Francisco—Sutton & Sp ome Prince (Br), Inglis, London—Grinnell, Min- turn ‘stip. L, B Gilchrist, Emerson, Antwerp—Jacob W Schmidt 1 ¢ Co. abate P fugonie Devoto (Ita, Perasso, Sligo—A P Agres- “Sark Europa (Ger), Hansen, Hambarg—H Koop & — Bark Christel (Ger), Bockelman, Bremen—H Koop & park Xe Neptune (Rus), Nymann, Rotterdam—Tetens & | "Sark -Aimina Coombs, Langthorne, Aspinwall via Brunswick—D & Dearvorn. Bark Sarah Hobart. Pinkham, Havana—J E Ward & ‘Bark Mary McKee, Sharp, Alexandria, Va—Jas W EI- | well & Co. Brig Sunting Anaaldo (Ital), Castillo, Cork or Falmouth | for orde: Brig Tropic ire, Kort, Point-a-Petrie—Jas W Elwell & ‘Brie Angelia, Bray, Cien‘uegos—Simpson, Clapp & Co. tqhtis Bau Carlos, ‘Alberton, Caraenas—Miller & Hougi: aig A J Pettingill, Hall, Matanzss—Miller & Hough- "Brig 8 P Smith, Dodge, Mayaguez—J De Riviera. Brig, Daylignt, Marks Georgetown, Dem—L W & P | irmstrony rie Chas A Hoard (Bri, Wallace, St Johns, PR—Simp- | son & Schr Sparkling Wave (Br), Hocken, Liverpool—Geo F Bulley. Bent ‘Crown Potnt, Burns, Baracoa—B J be Sanding i ¥ Baker, Raymond, Kingston. Ja—a Hi Solo- rans HH BSche J 8 Cotter (Br), Nutter, Pictou, NS—P I Nevius & | ‘Sehr Julia A Decker, Freeman, Harbor island—B J | | sari Mary E Long, Hardy, Galveston—W C Adams & Sehr ret Hazel, W Town: ringer, New Smyrna—Master. Townsend, Jacksonville—slaght Sebr ig § Powell, Williams, Wilmington—% 8 Powell. Schr Grace Webster, Young. Portland—Miller & Hough- Sehr Ida Palmer, Patmer, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. | Sehr Sarah Maria, Atkins, Harttord—Rackett & Boo: | Barge Saunterer, Hall, Wilmington, Del—A Abpot Steamer rhiladelphia, Davis Philadelpaiasames a ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAORTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamstup City ot Merida, Timmerman, Havana April 48, with mdse and passengers to F Alexandre & Sons, Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston April 2 with mdse and passengers to J W Quin | Steamship nichmon4, Keid, Norfolk, with mdse to the | Dominion steamship Coinpany. | Steamship North Point, Foley, Philadeiphia, with mdse jo the Lorillard Steamship ¢ Ship Khine, Jordan, London Feb 14, with mdse to Grin. nell, Minturn & Co. ‘Had heavy head winds the entire | e Ship Schweigaard (Nor), Helgesen, Bremen Feb 21, via Hampton Roads April 2), in ballast, to Funch, kaye | i | aC | Ship Fawn, Luce, Valencia % days, in ballast to Thos | ae erauiern oe Passed Gibraltar March 20; came | i | } 1 mathe>n passa; hed strong trades and fine Weather wo Hatteras; thence variable wea her, Ship Old Dominion ‘of Bath), Moore: Mamie, via st Johns, PK, with mase IW Elwell.» Cor Bark Australia (swe), Hedlund, Falmouth 43 days, in | ballast tod W Elwell & Go. Came the southern passage and bad moderate weather. Bark Amalfi (Ital), ‘Amit, Bristol, F, 38 days, in bal- last to Funch, Edye & Co. Came the middie passage and | had fine weaiher upto Hermuda; {rom thence 1 days, | with strong NE aud NW win } Bark Rachele (Aus to Slocovich & Co. 6 the northern passage and nad strong westerly winds: been 15 dars went of the Banks, Peti Dubrovacki (Aus), Chersenaz, Limerick 43 days, in Dallast. to Blocovich 4 Co. Took’ the southern passage and had moderate weather, Bark Maury (Not). Christensen, Belfast 55 days, in bal last to Tetens & Bockmann. Is anchored in Gravesen Bay tor orders. Kark Industria (Ital, Schiaffine, Antwerp, 56 days, pith mde ta 4 AP P Agveta. Came the southern passage ant had mod Hark Macchiavelll Utal), Maresca, Leghorn, Feb 2, with mdse to order. Hark Antonio M (tal), Marrajis, Genoa, 5! days, in ba |. to Slocovich Bark Palo Alto, Tenney, Prozreso 16 days, with hemp, dc, w HD &J M Brookman & Co. Was days N of Hav teras with strong northerly winds. Bark Bonito (of Halil Crichton, Matanzas 10 days, Pitt tukar to Moses Taylor & Coy vessel w Mille oughton, Bark Idoliqne (of Shelburne, NS), Nickerson, Caibarien Raya, with sugar to Knowlton @ vessel to Brett, on & Co, Bark & W Griffiths (of Turks Island), Drammond, Ma- tanzas 12 days, with sugar to Brown Bros & Co; vessel to J & Ward 4. Was 6 days N of Hatteras with strong variable wind Trident ( s e raat ent (ital), Sappa, Marseilles 61 days, in ballast , Mesquita, Oporto via Lisbon 36 . ko, to Hagemeyer & Brann. Timoni, Catacola 55 days, uh, Edye & Co. Pasied eather to Bermuda ; from Nand NW winds. | thence 1d days, wks nsuian with en ch, eye & southern pass rane lind tine ‘weather. Sir Robert MeCiure (of Ahyswi “ a ure cof Abyswith), Edwards, San A mt Thomas ly days, with cofee to Cossler | &0o:¥ Brig Ur, | gays. wie osned th ather t yonnat te order Karen, ‘Dublin 46 days, in pattast | Marianas, Brazil, 35 | Bar foe peen's dass ee See sas gen “i irate Was days Poko ag . Devereaux, Sagua Break. nae M ice with sugar to hp A M Roberts agar to a via Dela- parenreak water dey to Grinnell, Min- turn & C ‘Was 7 days norih ot riateran ith se By Penis t Trowbr oat New aren) Rice, Barbe- dos 17 days, with molasse Sy tons March 20, on the outward John Th nw mathe 0 ol ol paeneee: un homeo, «| aad wi eSchr ‘iebecca Ann (of Sydney, Ponce, 144 otf Hy aaye. wil itt molwsses to Bice reran: to Mil iler ae ir © P Gerrish (of Lubec, je). Armstrong, Havana 4 days, with sugar to Jed Frye & Co. Wag 8 days N of tiat- teras with Heron te, NE aa S AW, Pwinase ny | Schr Hattie 4s Sampson. Davin, Bagua via Delaware Bre! ore days, with papoinmeet 40 Gra rin ‘atintarn & Co; vessel to ester Behr J Ricardo Jovi iof Phitaderpniay iieue, Sfontue- with sugar to Fowler & to . da a Jo; Evana, § as 0. Was ddays N 8 of Hatteras’ with heavy head BENE W Souneon, Jay, Cardenas 10 days, with molas- nes to B Rio: es Schrage ate Farland ‘or Boston), Wisrar’ and, Trinidad juba) 18 days, with sugar rand molasses to Burnstort & Tyne es y- Co. Was8 days N ot Hateras ith strong N winds. Kehr Geersia (ot Harrington), Coffin, Car lenge 17 days with = tocT Enights vessel to »rett, Son & fiehr He arg hs Middle on, paren. Browse, Bese Baracoa 10 days, with recht M Stee cham (ot i Fntiadelonta, Co Rortery, cr denas 10 days, win sugar to Kno vessel to ORShr Lorine’ tor “Phtadetphian days, wath sugar to P VK Sehr Phebe, Medero, Port Ant Somers, Cardenes 9 ; vessel 'to Overton & tonio, Ja, 11 days, with frult (o3 & T Benraall; + gessel io Dollner, Potter & Co tehr Nelly Crowell, Indianola 19 days, varith cotvon, de. Wp Evans, ails Go. Had heavy and N. winds; was 6da of Hatte: Sehr Jessie B Smit eye, Charleston 7 dave, with cot- ton, &c, to Bentley, Gildersleeve & Co. Schr Mary Lymburner, Coombs, Georgetown, SC. 6 days, with yellow pine toD B Smith & Co; vessei to was- Schr L Bew, Van Leper? Georgetown, SC, 10 days, with naval stores to Slaght 4 Petty. Schr M A Hand, Hand. Wilmington, NC, 8 days, with gavel Mores to Mure’ & Co; vessel to Overton & aw! Schr Jamest:wn, Bunnell Kernanding 7 days, with qailroan ties ty Eppinger, Russe! yand to de Park. ‘Schr Wm H Jones, Bedell, Fernandina 7 days with na- vals stores. to Doliner, Potter @ Co: vessel ii T'H Kirk, Gavilier, Fernandina 6 aay a mhyel- ‘ow! piue to John Boynton, Som & Co; vessel to Slaght & 1 ‘Schr Georgio, Clark, Bartlett, Fernandina 9 days, with aster. Sehr Nethe Treat (of Bangor), rr, Brunswick, Ga, 10 gayn ‘with yellow pine wo JB ee Gor cst to wn "Behe Burnet Jones, Tilton, Virg Schr E R Bennett, French, Vi \. Sehr H A Butler, Strickland, a. Schr © H Booth, “Bennett, ¥ Pg at Behr E & Conweil, | , Schr Julia taker, Bi irginia for Providence. Sehr M W Grifin, Stockinge, Marviand for Fairhaven, Rehr Cotaccun. Nason, Virwinla for New Haven. Schr John Willams: Newbury, Zalttin Schr EJ Hamilton, Mills, St Mary's Md, for New Ha- ven. Schr Bowerd wi wate, Palas etd og Baltimore. Sehr J Schr Wm Henry, Van Name. Mictny ia. Sehr Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore for New Haven. Schr Harry Landelt, avior, Virginia. Sehr A'S Car I, Petit. V: Sehr Francis Sunbert Ocean Wave, Zi Sehr E R Wilson, Cropy vias Schr Harriet Thomas, nh Georgetown, DC. Schr Maria Jane, Borer, Virginia. Schr M's Tibpits, Robbins, Virginia, Schr M A Brown, Brown, Virginia, Steamship Occants (Br, which arrived 2ist from Liv erpool, reports had strong westerly guies to the Ban! irginia. had strong N and NE winds trom the Eouator. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Brig Pleetweod (Br). Gavin, Ponce, PR, via New Hav for New York. ate et orion Molasses to Stannard & Gi sel to DR beWolt, ay crmnoesi res, Schr Emily, Merrell, Stamford for New York. Sehr Wm 1 Peck, Bunce, Hartford tor New York. Schr Lewis Jane, Cole, Harttord for New York. Schr A Pharo, Bingham, Cold Spring for New York, Schr A C Foster, Fi ick, C aldseaith Bonen fe for Ni ‘ork. hiladel- Sehr Jalia A Crawford, Goidamith, Boston for r phia. schr Isaac Anderson, Johnson. Norwalk for New York. Sehr Lizzie Coobd, Providence for New York. Sehr Susan Scranton, Farreil, New Laven tor Virginia. Smith, Norwich for New York. Steamer Et Cid, Steamer Santee, Springer, New Bediord for New York. BOUND BAST, } nee H Hatfield (Br), Hatfield, New York for Mait- cpt Maii, weaee, New York for Greenwich. Sehi Wilhams. New York for Stamford. ngion, Barber. Elizabethport tor Portiand, Schr R Blackman, Arnold. Newburg tor Providence. Schr C Chamberlain, Adams, Hoboken tor B oer Heury Cole, ‘Chadwick, Weehawken for Fall Kate Scranton, Palmer, Manhattanville for Provi- dence. Schr Eva Diverty. Hand. New York for Providence. hehr Char es 8 Rogers, Vi — Quick Quick ‘Step, Bike Ronaout tor New Bed- i rehe Flzaway, Banos, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Ad F Baker, Murray, New York lor Bridge Sehr 8M Wells, Kelsey, Fort Johnson for Portishdy € ot BOT EAST. Sehr Mary Johnson, Phinney, Ra Behe Merce ondout for Lynn, Hoboken ‘for Lyn ew York tor Bost Fi Hoboken for Fall River. Behe Corvo, Ellis, t "Hoboken for saco, Me. peaete jomas B Smith, Bowmen, Rondout for New Schr Sarah A Blake, Blake, Rondont for Dighton. Sehr Henry Clay, Smith, Rondout tor New London. Sehr Fouer & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw tor New ‘Rehr Julia A Tate, Tato, New York for Bridgeport. Schr Frankhn, Vail. New York tor fiver Head. Rehr J’ torry, Raynor, Port Johuson tor Pawtacket. Schr H B Metcalt, ivandy, Ron:out for Lynn. Sehr J G Huntington, S.adly, Rondout for Salem. Sclir A Heaton, Phinuy, Rondout tor Boston. tchr Joseph Alien, Hogan, Virginia for Glenwood, Schr Abigal H. mith, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Daniel Mor uires, ‘New York for Pawtucket. Schr Hastings, © iia for New Bedtord, Sehr John helso, Kelso, Virginia for: lenwood. Schr Julia Buker, Baker, Virginia for New London. ghcht EJ Hamilion, Mills, Washington, DC, tor New aven. Schr RR 46, Adams, Elizabeth for Norwich. Schr Nellie © Paine, Bearce, New Xork ior Newbury- port. Schr M W Griffing, Stocking, Virginia for New itumnore for New Haven. Weehawken tor Boston. ybrook, Ct. joston. nsen tor Sa, Schr sea Foam, a ‘arter, pad York tor Schr Hatue A butler, stric dad New York: for | “Schr GM Wentworth. Collins, New York for Catais. | Sete Bleanor 8 Cornwell, Higgins, Virginia for aveu. Schr Emma, White, New York tor Taanton. sehr &xcier, Pendieion, Rondout tor Bostor Schr Richard Law, Lidridge, Philadelphia for New tord. Schr J L Hero, Conklin, Port Johnson for Norwich. Schr Kate & Mary, Cogswell, Rondout tor Providence. Schr kliza Jane, Bocker, V iaginia tor New Haven. Scr sarah Maria, Atkins, New York for Hiartiord, Schr Joseph bogers, Rogers, Ainboy tor Portland. Bohr Sane M Evans, Wilets, Piileselpnia for seco, Schr Lillie Erustine, Wells, Haven. Sehr Julia E Pratt, Nickerson, New York for Boston, Schr Julia A Brow, Nickerson, New York Senr Frank Herbert, Crowell, Philadelp! Schr Heten Mar, Sickerson, Philadelphia for Bostou. Schr Mary Nott, Parker, Hoboken for Norwich. Sehr L D Jarrard, Carter, Ainboy for New Haven. Brig Cleta (Br), Malton, trom Belize, Hon. Sehr Delmont, 9 days from Cardenas. Sehr Jone Emgon, Senr Joxeph | eger, 8 Sehr White Star (Bi from Brunswic 8 from Santos. Sehr Marion Gage, trom Pensacola. Schr Jos J Pharo, irom Baltimore, Sehr Benry T Wood, trom Virginia, SAILED. | htenmships Russia, (Br) for Liverpool; Perambneo, | (Br), do; France (Br), London; America Swed) Btettin | ity of Galveston, “New. Orlean: tsville, | Georgia, Uharieston; barks ‘Deodata iNor), | Lo Nadalona (ital), Cork; _ Holmestrand | (Nor), “Queenstown or Falmouth; Samuel (Br), | Liverpool; Frey. (Nor), sStettin; — Juno (Aus), | Cork or’ Falmoutn: C/G Leary,’ Samarang | and | Sourabaya; Jason (Nor. Gloucester; Skimmer of the Waves (8 Galway: A Farnsworth, Trieste; Car- | Havana: Nor’ (Nor), Elsinore; jikingen (Nor) (rom London) : brigs Charles 4 Hoard, pices | PR; Waten (Br), Queenstown or Falmouth nt, | : Christina (Br), Cientuegos via ena | & Savannan; Alex Nickles, st Jago; sehre | | starrett, Matanzas; N Hang, Demerara; Lilly, | Charleston. | Herald Marine Correspondence. | Newrort, RI, April 21, 1874. | chr Minot Light, of and from Cohasset, mackereling, | went ashore m a squall last night, near Lime Rocks, in inner harbor. She will brobably come off with an extra high tide, without serious mage, in collision in this port, will be repaired here immedi- ately. Referees have decided that the Georgiana was to blame and she will accordingly pay full damages, ebr Telamah, betore reported ee now at this rt, has finished her repairs and will sail to-night tor her cargo of 1 tol and Providence having taken | their places on the Fall River route, their companior | Newportand Ola Colony. have arrived bere and will | undergo the necessury repairs and be put in thorong! order Immediately. s0 as to be in readiness in ease ot emergency. from Liverpool Mi en April 9 leaky), N registered 0 tons, a vieste, wheie she Was owned, Haven. oo ol Daniel Webster, Pacher, Port Johnson for New | 1D. ndon. Schr Cetacean, Mason, Virginia for New Haven. Scbr Forest Oak, Parker, Rusia, aged years, di buried atsea. Was7 day jays north of Hatteras, with strong | Nand NE winds. | Sehr ‘Conserwa! ‘ive, Benson, Gi a. Nie, 41 days, | With rubber, a to Strout seul tw Jonas | Smith 4 Co. ‘Hag ry BE, N aS wi | “Sehr Jennie Silddievon "at deny" X3, Jenkins, | Campeachy, Mex, i4 days, with leawoad deo, to ae 1 Ball Apri isin a carried away mizze! i do trom bark Sarah, April 1s, lat43 37, low: 82 sed steamship Abyssinia ee h for 1 iverpool be Ss Jat 41 21, lon 63 37, bark eorgiana, bound K. hi up B. jow, from San Franeisco, which arrived the | 2ist inst, reports <1 daysto (red Equator in the Pacitle, thence a days to Cap then) days to poi crossed the Equator in the Atiantie 3 Jon 36 W; buzabethport for New | sehrs Georgianva and Miantonomia, before reported | AR wee eit ae ip a pai Broken o about twenty "eet abu carried away Kockport, and julia iin of All three versels were it ood 'y without apy fur. RI, whicl pear of Bra volat was outed ith, taken t a ands, but ump:ands, ae bch. “ine i at Seacopne! to Bristol Hot oes, J as ‘and will be recaiked and repaired immed, Srxam Licntsn Gen F Sicet sunk off Governor's Is- land by collision before reported), was raised yesterday ‘and taken to to the | morning by the Baxter Wrecking Co |e tock pees Sinaloa hi ates bee) 1 April 20—Sehz a8 pal ’ a1 ein aid apron split. She will be repaired 1a mores or tour days, and take in her cargo and ‘proceed dor her port of ania ~ carta ha ra, Liverproo., 1 21—The Carlotta pat ate. ith leaky. ark Cariotta (Ital), Bellamona trom mean and isreported wo ihave arrived ‘at Queenstown Apr! Rey Wasr, on gs 22—The British paneer ere aT Ca from Liver to New Orleans, viaads. Her tore ge ts it a =~ TW eneki hao hold has six fegt o Coast " pany’ teamer Winanto ‘as goue to her assistance, Miscellaneous. Boston yesterday was to be launched s new bark- entioe ot tons. trom foe aa Bar oy) of Messrs, Camp- bell & Brooks. She is yn the keel, 150 Test on deck, has 34 tect breadth of tenth ‘and 1696 Ge depth cluding 6 feet height between decks. Pern extends, to. the maipmas Swine spacious cabin house in_ it, @ hotise jor she ¢ abait the foremast oad an open bone et ree: Her frame is ot whi her keelsons, » plank- Southern pine, ness of ‘and deck trames are soak ie ack. Seasoned with ait, ‘welt Fventiaved abd handsomely finished. she will be Square rigged on the foremast and fore-and.att, ri v4 the main and igen masts, ‘The builders, Kiam, Loud & Co, Cap: tin in Elliot aad others own her. ‘She will be commanded by Captain George F Elliot, formerly of the brig William. Hove nd. fs named ‘Annie & Liliot, as & compli. ment to his cols ‘The new brig Castalia, built by George H Farrin for Dr A Libby, Daniel Clark and others, of Richmond, Me, will be lagnichea at Boston to-day. she 1s of about tons measurement, built in the most thorough and sub- stantial manner, under the inspec.ion of the ogent tor French Lloyds, and is intended specially ior the West India trade. in beet cranane AS Kennebunkport Mooers Dame & erkins are getting out a new on 8 ‘At Richmond, Me, Harward & Theobald nave a 1,20- i be launched Ist ot July, ‘ihe ships built by this, firm t Ke the highest class. James M Hagar has secured the ‘and timber tor & 2400-100 ship, the largest ever pulitat Kichmoud, which he will 1d during the summer. out Boston Messrs + ampbell & went? cages are hes! the keel of a ship of 1,50 tons, and wil: 1 an other directiy. Uauirax, April 22—The steamship Delta, from London, 28 days, arrived last night. She reports having ex- Perleticed continuation of heavy galcs during toe entire pas At noon on the zd inst she experienced a terrific feartully heavy seas, in which sear, and salle were carried away. y, x she shipped a {remendous’ sea, ‘which broke” the main. bridge and carried away the stauncheons. From this date until her arrival in this harbor ahe experienced strong head ‘winds and thick weather, accompunied by sn vavigation Berween Fictou and Fringe Edward's Is- land is open. The Cnarloctetown steamers are running. Several vessels are detained in the Gut of Canso by ice. ‘Whalemen. Arrived at Honolulu March 27, bi arene, Barnes, Ni Homa cruise with M0 bbiesh eltaut saled Apri for the Artic): Sist, Tugur (Ku, Wiliams, San Francisc (and sailed April] for Uchoisk Sea); April 1, Onward, Hayes of NB trom & efulee, with 130 bbls sp olf Java 2d, Fisher, NB, from do, sp oll; 4d, Progress, Doiv- D, <8, from mn do ib Db spo led trom do March 2, bark Mount Wollaston, Mitchell, to cruise. Arrived at Taicahuano March 5, barks Platina, Chase, Westport, 960 bbls sp and 800 do hbk oil, all told) 6th, Howland, NB, nothing since leaving Eales taken on treight lid bbis sp trom bark Pi hy Mary & Susan, erendeen, 37). Dbls sp, last 76) do ail old, bound home. +f fro Capt Winalow, of bark Commodore Mo dated at ees Feb’ 27, reports her 7 mon: bv bois sp oil; all well. Reports heard irom, everett, Silva, NB, 400 bbls sp oil rd, do, nottiing 'since leaving fol | Fayal; braco, Snell, do, nothing this seaso 30 ailed trom ‘sew Bedford Aprit 21 schr ‘Biten Rodman (of Ft), Gelett, Atlantic Ocean, Sailed irom St Helena Feb <4, barks Petre}, Smith, NB, to cruise; March 12, George & u- leyer, of and for New bedford: had taken on freight 275 bbis'sp oll from bark Desdainona: 326 do do from bark Palmetto, and 5/ Spoken. Bark Etta Stewart (Br). f1om Portland for Queenstown, no date, lat2] 45 8, lon 186 40 Bark Lepanto, Staples, from New York for Anjier, Feb 41, Jat 016 -N, lon 31 Bark Ocean Gem. (Br), Taggert, from Baltimore for Bel- fast, 1, April 8, no lat, &e (by the steamship Delta, at Hai- | dtax April 22>. pel 18, lat 40 Schr Greetan Bend (Br), steering west, A) | 36, lon 67 15 (vy pilot boat Thos 8 Negus, No NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Hxraup London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depari ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trating with the United States, tie same will be cable totais country tres of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. pte DS? Brig L Warren at Lisbon in Distress— Arrivals and Departures. Lonpvox, April 22, 187%, Brig L Warren, Leach, trom London via Hartlepool for Santos, put into Lisbon April 21 leaky and with bul- ‘warks stove. ARRIVALS. Arrived at Liverpool April 21, barks Lima (Br), Byrns, Galveston; La Plata (Br), Mathews, Charleston; 220 ship Argosy, from ; barks Garibaldi (Nor), Ravens: bourg, Pensacola; Alexandria (for), Fariam, Savannah; Troubadour (Br), Searle, Moorhead City, NC. Arrived at Gravesend April 22, ship Mikado (Br), Tber- ry, New York. Off the Lizard April 22, ship Frederick Tudor, from for ——, in tow of asteamer (the FT hasbeen sold, and gone under a foreign fiag). Off Scilly April 22, brigs Redowa, McDonald, from New York for Dunxirk ; Oiga Ger), Schmidt, from ao for Aut- werp. Arrived at Middleburg April 22, bark Riga (Dutch), Jorgensen, Pensacola. Arrived at Southampton April 22, steamship Weser (Ger), Willigerod, New York tor Bremen (and proceeded). Arrived at Queenstown April 22, ships Chandos, Emery, an Francisco; Chas Luling (Ger), Wicke, do; Cutwater, Knowles, do; Naval Reserve (Br), Callao; barks Mathias | Meyer Ger), Niemann, Sap Francisco; Presidente Wash- | &h, ington (Ital, Durante, Philadelphi leedo (Swe), Har- | trom, Savannah; Adelina 8 (Ital), Negri, Philadelphia; Giovanni Z (Ital), Berlando, do; brig Magdala (Br), Flem- ing, Baltimore. Arrived 2ist, steamship Siberia (Br), Harrison, Boston for Liverpool. Arrived at Stettin April 20, barke Carl Frelderich (Ger), Jahnke, New York: Der Frieae (Ger), Facks, Philadel- | phia; brig Seevogel (Ger), Langhinrichs, Wilmington, ‘Bos- | NC. Arrived at Stockholm April 20, bark Rebecca (Ger), Ahrens, New York. Arrived at Elsinore April 20, bark Landbo (Nor), Olsen, | Savannah for Reval, 10 tow of # steamer, put in for shel- ter. Arrived at Cadiz April 20, brig Hail Columbia, Brere- ton, New York. New York; brig Osseo, Lowry, do. Arrived at Lisbon April 21, brig L Warren, Leach, London via Hartlepool tor Santos (see above), Arrived at Messina April 21, brigs Sparkling Water, Dahl, Philadelphia via Gibraltar; Alice (Br), Vives, Charleston (both have been reported cleared trom Gibraltar for Trieste). SAILINGS. Sailed trom Liverpool April 21, ships Sparkenhoe (Br), Popham, New York; Golden Fleece, Horton, do; Orient, Alien, San Francisco; Northampton, McLoon, Bath, Me; bark Bessie North (Br), Dixon, United States. Sailed from London April 21, brig Limpio (Nor), Hoyer, United States. Sailed trom Cardiff April 22, ship Henry § Sanford, Johnson, Singapore. Sailed from Scilly April 22, ship Rydal Hall (Br), Fos ter (from Liverpool, having repaired), San Francisco. Sailed trom Newcastle April 21, bark Carl Friedrich Ger), Knuth, New York. Sailed from Antwerp April 21, ship Martha Bowker, Allen, New York. Sailed from Havre April 20, bark Arlington (Nor), Palm- | strom, United States | Sailed from Hamburg April 2, ship Wm Tapscott, Berry, New York. Foreign Ports. Avextaxp, SB, Maroh 16—{n port § Crispin, trom New ‘astle, NSW, to ASPINWALL, April 20-- periveds F eoamsnip Acapulco, Caverly, New York, via Kingst Baracoa, April 10—In pore schrs M D Leach, Atkins, for New York in a few days; tease Rich, Carrie ‘Bunne! I, AE smith, JM Fiske and M T Pike, all for do, do. | _Batasano, April 1s—Arrived, schr Clara 'M, Rabel, Traxilio. Cagpexas, April 10—Arrived Smith, Philadelpbiay Mth, bri Havana; sebr kinm JF Sandy Hook, Barstow, brigs’ Manso, swith, lara Agnes (Br), from st'Thomas; schrs Minnie Repplier, Somers New ork: John J Marsh st John, Ni ion. Copp. do; senr Fred ‘Jackbon, Portland; ium da J sonner, Bonner. St Thomas; brig Gazelle, 16th, bark Josie Mildred, Ginn, H Gordon, Philadelphia; Louisa ton, New York; KS Grabam, do; M A ih, ane Hattic Baker, north of Hatteras; Allahabad (Br), i Francisco, re} = sehr Sarah 8 Harding, ig. Suse J Strout, Fickett, Hart, Matanzas; 1th, barks York; Masonic, Rice, do; Brown, ‘do; ‘a, 8 rita, | brs. Att bark A te Balled ink Euzabeth Wihslow, do: sehr Silver Spray, do; Lith, brigs Delmont, do; H Houston, do; schrs Fannie, do; Onrust, do; 14th, brits Teviot (Br), Aikemar, do; Nigreta, Stubbs, do; scuirs, neh, Rich, do, Moses Patten, do; th, bark Nictaux (Br), 5 ela do; brig Silas iward (Br), do; genre Thomad N Sto ‘Abbie Pittman, Lombard, do Téth, Koving Mase, Beyant des Brine Bist Walters (Be Morrissey. dos schrs A it Weeks, do; G Loud, Weit, do. s, April 4—Arrived, ieby. De ners brigs Daisy Boynton, Sth, Perces Hinckley, Small, Bos: K , Montevideo; Union T (Br), Arrived at Gibraltar, bark Teresa (Ital), Di Matino, | Clara | BS ae pit (Bi wer; rtiat 8t John, ‘Arrived ate Mt Bal tie M i iain, Thes E t Geiphia: Ws Wapiti (4 Atwood, New York: le Wood Tancisco Hooker, 05 6h, Lrigs tanzas; Don Van Horn (Br) Moss Glen. na le, Mobile. In port 13tl rks HED St velt. iturnisan Emory, ldg; Electa Bal Méfariand, MeFatiand, Mist ied 3, garter do; OF Yo ‘oung, ness, for north of tiaiteas, April lon. INGSTON, Ja, tp teeters by et, VERPOOL, Marea) ton Feb per. Boston in, Francis Thorpe Naranzas Bavare,, el ilson, Wiison, Payson, Pensacola Mary Geo Burnham, Staples’ Hall, New York; sehrs © hia’; Day Break, “Blake, cca Florence, Larren, Philadeipnia; Biarvoels r, Philadelphia Parker, edxiey, Jobn Halumore ; lerwood, Pinal led 10th, hark Spark Hatue Durkee (Br), Kenn, Pelham (sr), Dakin, Rokes, Marston, Baltimore on. north of igs vannah; Rover (Br), res Waite, New york: delphi beth 16th, barks Siieavor (Br), Parrish — north of Hay 30, PR A york). for New London. Newcastiy, NSW, ships therese, Mudgett. do; do, 6th, Highla: Gusmantled); Jewess, & Taio Sprague, Small, In port March Melbourne, arrived Remington (Br), oF Oraao, Nz, Keb 17 Withams, New ¥; San Francisco direct; America and Mexican Sere A ne an Ki ‘rancisco, Wi eal Isthm' mus. Port ANTONIO, Nsw, Sypxey, 5 i wipailed 1sth, ship Ann Dut “tap port March 14, shi San Francisco, Baltimore; Lydia i Marietta Tiiton, Richaras, sailed March 28 baras York; jarch, Nuevitas: brig Mattie B ache Bragdon, Higgins, 1 den, Matanzas; Sist, bar: | schr Harmon Curt Josephine Martin, Pic 3d, dhiiob, palners | Ihompson, Gibai ra; 6th, U brig A M Koberts, Ayres, Have E Seki rt rch ‘Yalcahuano, tor ripe Fhiladelphias eptune, B: Below—cchrs Ca: Emma haw Jacbin, Joni bound Maggie Power, Harris, St Florence | Wuitiemore, 1 Alexandris Kennebec load tor yn via Lane's Cove; ea ‘ourth, Woods, do salled— ,feamsnip saxo olsen, Liverpool; Ades schrs Louisa Urockett, bunpeam, Bunker, zld—Arrived, Wiliam Kennedy, North Carolina; an | trove; Ginlio Eliza Stevens, Stetron, trom Sagua; Geo ley, trom i Boston: Leone (Aus) Nelson. tor. X 1 George's, Bermuu: Nd Simonton, Mai. o | dell, © Suited Ba "k Wellamo mata, April 20—arrived, New Y | fps ANd Prescott Mazer me AW biiis. Ferguson, Geor born, from Portland, iniled—steamshi Lymsn Cann (sr) © peared Bark DARIEN, Ga, South eneals jachelori April Stanle: Wi hitehaven; Dunbrody Live: Gertrad New | do.) th, Addie Hates Holgemany bhatt, dos was, Liverpool; 17th, sebr ei, bea th — ey Matce Tree to arrived, barks Hokulele (Ha ‘Leonessay Nannie T Bell, Fitts, Zaza; mn, Me i M (dr, Wood, New “a, Fuentes, Savannah; ©C W E And judson, Vaughan, for New York, Idg; Beury ‘Filter, Dickey, tor north of Hatteras, dg: Chas Gumin (br), Hutchinsoh, tor dodo; briga Maggie 5 (Br), Barerem jor do do; Premier (Br), Porter, Breakwater; schrs hgh 94 Fellows, Siaith, ee New Ye Br), ei priveas sieamship Delta Apri) 21, steamship Colon, Grigin (rom pril2—arrived previous, steamship Ale- ela (Br), crear, New Orleans. March 3, ante. Neri g ' April eecaPrivet, barks Bi becca Caruana, roll Agnes Barton, Knight, “paltinores Oakes, Philadelphia: Wall es Charlie Morton, Davis, Poiladelphia; Leth, briss Harry Nic! shersom ss hehgs ‘New York; schr Sunlight, Etheridge, Philade! Crichton, north of Hatteras: bi York; schrs Jefferson Borden, Siounttord, 3 schr Kuth H | Feb 1S” arrivea, Fish, “Melbourne (and sailed March Sailed Feb 17, ship Galatea, "Hada barks George Crowshaw (Br), Samuel Merritt, Ray Sula, Ie tihipa Alice M Feo 1%, tor San Fraucisco, idg; Car- Fie Reed, Crowell, trom do arrived March is. fo gi onets (Br), Sinclair, Edwar. James, Wagoner, from ‘Cttana Leone, March 18In port, barks Tropic Bird, Berae. for Boston (cleared); Albertina, Upion, unc; brig Rescue, Cushing, for Boston. nt Jaad, Abril &Areived, brige Thomas Owen, Cole,’ Rowe, New York; 30th, Carlton, Trecartin, Boston: (Br), New York; brig James B Kirby, 8, 28—Arrived, bark Acacia, Anderson, Kket!, Santander Sprague, Machias, ae ben Lark, Maller, St John, N Baltimore: Helen J Hollow Marques Dorr, EJ Simmons, James Martin, J Gleared—Steamers Saxon, Raker, Philadelphia; Gen Whitney, Hallett, New Yor) rt tanta, J Ros Ayrés:_ crating (ital) Zanino, hound, French, Pensacola; schrs Cayenne; J M' Maguire Harris, Margaretteville; 5 E Cove, Keat Rogers, Horton, Charleston, i Newark via Rockport; Lucy & and na brig Be jorus. Aut MOR April 21—Arrived, barks Frise ( hornd: Rokes, Marston. Sagua; Rachel Sutter, Jarvis, Boston; » Helfast, ‘teamers from Dolphin (tab pl i Mathilde and J R Maas, trom Dem: phi fesper (Br). Corbett, Haliiax, BELPAST, April 14, Arrived, brits Ralph Howes, But 15th! failed, aches Helen Mar, ge ‘Tibbetts, by, New. Work: 18th, Fannie Butler, Sherman. © CHARLESTON, April 22~—Arrived, sc 15—Arrived, (Br), Rio Janeiro; 16th, Kesource (Br), Grew. Mad v (Nor), Notvig, London; Egremont Emma Bong (Ger), Sademann, Lewis Porto Praya; Wellingta eet J hia. lorey, stan, 5e Srephen. NB; rasta, ‘low, rg, et a *Unetioite A. Lilet ri james ward Albro (Bri y joule; 12th, bar josea Ric ‘Thomas; brig Lill bare Pathfinder, St ih, ime eet hy os a ved, schr Chacoplon, Peacock, a re Hyco (and sanied April 2 for Victor ran (Br), ievaly, Sidney, NSW} navisgey, ara Port Townsen: 16, ed ‘Brown, Port- er, jt Seer py iano 3 ear Gard oN Elizabe! in, Live N‘Nause, Bangs. Boston” one ie i we Continental, ore: 'sches Geo W Jewels ct Mt Bowen, Hall strap, Baltimore; ‘Aiton, ast arden. va se seamship City ot Havana, Phillipps, New ork. Baied 12th (ot 10ih), steamabi Graz: brig Charlotte Buck,Blohm, hvorn, Zaz Cube, Paimer. Vera rd Orleans; i! bark aah Allexro, ielier Phila. sham, north of on, ‘datteras? rs Rebecca J Moulton, er, do; 1th, barks enney, New’ York; fork via Mas tanzas; sohir Stephen ‘Ben- g Lemuel Dy Tripp, Matan- ‘Cleared tenet Org ‘Charles ‘Purves, Smoll, Sagua; schr itover, Pierce; Geo W Roosc- jerson, Brandt: Marathon, otmare yr Boston. , for Phliadelptia: Hathi G 0 8 Tarbell, Holbrook, north of Hatteras; do; Mary Anna $y for 03 for'New ‘York; Foster, itic Jomeg! and Ralph Carle: f Hi and others, ra " rk ee led, bark Mantis (Gr), went ), San Fincteco ere) junaick, ru Sohgegn, Xe New York; ae ‘brigs Ceres (Br), Wittemore, New York Ful jelphia; Carrie. Berth: has H Jacksonvil ¢; 13 Kelley. gy Philadel- ih, schrs Re- ue jogota, Letourneau. Si toeed AH Curtis, baton ew Yors; Keystone, e (Br), shurber, St Johns, schrs Joseph iza, W. Portland: 3 lao, niladeipbiny bt. Thomas: roharlotte, Whit: (Br), Whitehill, Cardenas; bi , New ork it en ship tiene Bonito (Br), cae ‘navn, Meyer. ‘atterson, do; Eumerson 15th, barks Neversinks Gib- fensaco! Hatteras: Fiellsteat (Nor), Florens, New Anns Mitchell Brown, Tavana: schrs Edward (Br), eee Weils, Watson, Phila- north of Hatteras; do; Mary Stewart Baker, Collins, ‘April 1—In port, brig George (ot New bark John Worster, Te itor Singapore) ; 2, ing Geer Dex Bursley, 3 March Boml 19th, ‘ hierar se ae | fn 0 a re ng Kong; Mi a eh 5 Ho. ‘M Minott, Lowell, from or do. do; Washit lansen ; rdale (! Amninodee Bn), Weeths Cama ( 7 McCulloch. "and | Frame, ‘ived, bark Past Lothian @n, Panama, April ai caitea, ges gee bye poe ‘ell, Costa Rica, tor do via orts. Colimi tral sail May 6 for San w York treight on the NG the e arromio, J&, April II—In port, sehr Hannah for New York 10 Sromex NSW, March 7—Arrived, barks WH Besse, Resse, Melbourne; 10th, Helen W aliny, Freeman, Hono’ thie (Br), Murray, San Fran- Alex Duthie (Br), Norrie, for for do; bark Neweastle for ‘Hong ‘th, sot Philadelphia. Thomag Brooks, Wauzh, New lorning’ Star Guantanamo. nd; 29tn, MeF “Portian ‘April, bark schrs Ontara, Russell, York, Portia’ ‘vane; 30th" Mat Daring. Mebonaid, rtis, Dt aes K Moseley eas Caibarien; ri Jeneral Conner, Schute, St Thou nalled April, sch 8M Knowles. Stewart, Boston: 7th, Pelaware Breakwater; schrs New Yor! Arrived, Schrs. ‘aargaret Crockard, all. do. ved, ship Majestic, Gib. | bons, Montevideo (and was ‘chartered to load wheat at erry, Ni Trl D Lothrop. ray 4 ‘Surinam, Frank @ Price, Judge Low, aT Magon and C P Harris, all bue- ah iin) Bondrot, St Pierre, Marty Gedrge, Berinula: Tallsman, ting, Mtigonishe ; “SCs South shore, Hnddel, Cranmer, deiphia; J H Hine, Felto oggswell. Swett, Brook: Flower, Lincoln, do do; July nm; barks Greyhound, Atlanta, ace (Nor), cern, & urg; jatanzas; Emerson Me. Falcon, from Charleston; rovidence ; M Martha Stevens, Cha (Nor), Ravenna, ince, Loolins, Mon 4 brigs Nash, trom trom New eon f schre Susan @ Hunt, from St Johns, PR; ‘Georgetown, 8C: © M Porter, Western . tar and Colin C Baker, eA yon tag Adeline ilwood, trom ope. froin West Pon Cieared—ship Hertoux (se) Davies Liverpool; barks ivancich, Beliast, I jarianina Galatola Ger), Wi Cry ui del t Johns, PR: Carrie Hanson. Miller. St arieston; Mabel Thomas, Ra: (Rus), London; brigs Cocer- re Immaculata (Itai), for Cork; Clara M Goodrich, for j schr Douglas Haynes, Adams, ne, Jacksonville; aworth tor New Fork, r, Dunkin, Baltimore 16th, Nortolk; Want hr © C ere by aig for New York; bark + Br) aoe J joie Baring Ke (Ger), Power, * Sahin (Br n Coen Wiliams, ‘Gira! tar eepsake (Br), ‘Owens, hitehavet a ard harks ay are aa ier Br), McFall, jneenstown ; Si inn (Br) ti aa ea ee Hots, Law- } e «, Rew York, to discharge. worsl srilea eayeone enter Mocganiy park Etowah (Br), Strout, New York: Jghenoraasy Lith, Dri aura ichr Annie i sehr Abbie are ach olph Ger), lade. Rint arp Le Gupuill, | Nor), | erican Ports. auexaxpazas ven April )—Arrived, schrs Era, New | London Kichads, Jersey © Sail Sehr C F ampson, ‘Bos BOSTON, April 22—Arrived, steal any Hecla (Br), | Marphy, Liver, ool via Queen: mewn Achilles, Willetts, FORTRESS MONFOR, A 2—Arrived, 1, from Bristol Channel Chekoal mete Nor (ork Sana, BS rope rae rva, Brightman, New sear hee i geley. Herding weeny ah r ea ipa, Balinore Coombs, Ron- ete Se aesere mis Lean taen, cee dog aden April 21. for New York; Brook ary Lally. ken for Portiand: Eva Belle, = rom ule, Sumit PI — OF ACRSONVILLE, A 1S Arrived, Annie ea Look, New Yorks 17 iyih, Fra eave Yous ‘oung, Boston; John ine Parker, New ari 2 Cleared 1gth, webrs Ann B'v ols, and Jacob “plage way. Town ad New Yor Yorks rey ity liza Bennett, MOILE, April REA {oeee, er wip George Wavioek, Pm ae tor Bor k tor orders: ‘Anderson. foe for wet ORDMANA, Abcl 1<jAdstved wp. giesiaidilo dae gem (Br), Miller, Liverpool vie Ja maton, on Vora Gres and sapiens barks Biagzo (Ital), ‘Gag etmhinnt. Paler Be eh Durand, Havre: gohre Helena, W ad Silva + Corwena Cork; sehrs Ka‘ hani wrence, Lizzie (Bi atten ee: Kina, Ye A. Rich, Li ne het up, ship werpool; barks ea "ii NSdoutrose, do: Pink (Nor: Anousch, Rotter Charlotte Buck, Blohm, Havi il a—Arrived, schre Richard 8 Ne Providence ; Ecilnse, Conklin Now Yorks urn, Wilson, Providence: J @ Sart, Hi bs Sos oF Exe scott, Merryman, Portland; Ida Thayer, my ie a aoa re Haram hg rt bt Roberts, Liver- d. schrs M Vassar, ines, Tinise, Cohasset etown, m1 “Mason Frere. Georgetown, DC; ‘Ageia Philadelphia. Til 20, PN—arrived, echrs SAM: Weenawken for, Boston; George F Car- ” Patchogue tor New York; Jane, Saun- ders, see) Carver, Norwood, Providence for do; Loon, ra] Somerset for ao (and all sailed a. ae ved, schrs Fannie Pike, Xobbins, sacola ; MecGahan, Call, Rockport for Wilms! halon, NO; Naihanit el Botaies, Smith, Portiand tor New Yor! Balled. oat Whilden, Nichole, Warren tor Phila ae Harvest, Cope, Providence for New York ; n, from sae ey ve Phil. - ote ey eran 12st, b Wool, Heynolds (from Hon- YONDON, "Abell Arrived, Propeller Bolivar, ‘NEW. HAVEN, April 21—Arri: schr J Sonex, Pine Island: barze Joe, Routh Amboy. thea py led, schrs Oliver Schofield, ea aey: eld. more; Martha Weeks, Day, ae Yor! fa Smith, Preston, Greenpomt; “Joseph Mi sh, ‘suntin New pare, sloore Mary Gray, Gray, ‘and H M Miller, Jones, ROEM, Apri! 21—Arrived, schr Mary Ann McCann, ‘PHILAUELPATA, April 21—Cleared, bark Luigi Rag- giore (ss an, Pageiere. ibraltar for orders; schrs Maggie a:' Nellie Chase, Dailing, Pogland; Lotti KY ae Collins, Gloucester ; M H Gandy, ls Last 8 C W Lord, Colton, Savanni hae sa ay deen Outen, antwerps. brig: Maraeell Breen’ ‘Turner, Tortiand: sehrs EM ‘Sawyer, Rete, ‘indsor, N Wi Sil 8: sliver Spra Cardenas; Heels, Newman, Vinathaven’ May @) Farr Bucksport; Fawn, Baker, Boston; William Neely’ Providence, and cleai red for Boston. Cleared steamships recat bertson, Hercules, Winnett; and Aries, Whed: eaen Florida, Rogers, A atks Patella rad) Oltvarlo, Queemstowa oF Falmouth, for orders) Dreadnaught (Br), Jarre terdam; W.¥. Harwood. Dor avre: Ocean (Not), Pea emnicrsinte ir bert, Hughes, Haverhill: Ocean Wave Fisher, Papin Wi Racer, Hawkes, | Norwich: Mar: ish, Bath;'Reading HR No Se Adams, 3 Bryaa. Thompson, New" dedtord, Thor W: Haven ter; A'H Edwards, Hartlett, and ‘gry Cranmer, Oran. mer, Boston: Henrietta, McAlindine, Pawtucket; LQO Rockland; Wishart, Mason, Portland; Adrian, Hi Tennessee, Pillsbury. do. Marri ved. junt, Live ander, Gardiner; Old Chad, ne eens Barac: Keysto1 Fe ppd ger P Sinnickson, Maury, Madison; iy Beiow coming up—Barks “Troy,” from Liverpool; Matthew Baird, from Cardenas; brigs Osceola, from Leg: horn; Kodiak, from Boston ; schrs Lizzie ( Hickman, So: Laurel, trom ‘Buckspert: LA Boardman, from Calais; im Ensie fram Providence, A Glearea—Bark Columbus (Nor), Olsen, Queena or Falmouth for orders; schrs Johnny Teazer, New Bed- ish, Below Ledge Light-Bark Bum Sheppar, from Clentue- at anchor. fawcastix, “Del. April 21—Pemsed down this AM, Wilmington, NC; bark Annie J iehre “Chas Wolterds for Po Spain: Alpha, tor ‘Trinidad; Skylark, for Boston, and Hand, tor New Bedford; BM; schrs Thomas W Haveo for Providence; Caroline Kienzle, tor Boston; Winged Racer, for Providence. ‘assed down this AM, barks Urano, for Belfast, ace, for Dunkirk; schra. Sarah Po dae for Nor- drian, for Salem, J. lenry. for Jambs Kiver; ©. G. Cranmer, for Boston. Schr Nellie pales at 10.30 A. M. for Wareham. Bark ana brig reported at noon yes- terday of Reeay Point at anchor. passed up last night Steamship Aries, ror pepe [on eal jown this P. M. Deep laden bark below coming up under steam, and a large tet of schrs in the bay coming aD. Lewes, Del, April 22, A M—Barks Schamy, from Mes« sina; Resolve, from Live creas brigs James Davis and Georre Barris roe ¢ cee and schr Wacbmen, whester. inthis AM, barken ews, fo, Baird, elt ior doat? AM. Bark Pera nsacola ast night, H Houston Br) and sehr Hattie Baker, from Cardenas for orders arn ved to-day. Brig Lalu as before, An unknown bark pawed im at 1 4M. “A heron brigar ) PABCAGOULA, April il 11 Arrived, scbr St Crois, Eaton, Galveston to load for Bosto ENSAOOLA, April ld—Clea ships Commodore ge Brand, Sunderland: ‘iam (Nor), Muros, Genosi rector (Non), Falck, Hull; Sea Flower (Br), Duncan, Greenock ; White Crest (Br),’ unter, d PORILAND, April 20—Arrived, brig Chas Milier, Gar- diner, for Philadelphia; schrs Babcock. Lee, Georgetown Isaac Rich, muadley, Poitadeiphia? Brambait 1 T tiamilio , New York; T Benedict, Crocket, Da'vid Torrey, ‘Soule. Raritin River? Ross, Barter, Rockland Belfast for-do; Em, zag, ‘lisa, Haunt: ne Hunter. Hart and Anna Lockwood, Kennebec for Philadelphia: JB Marshall, do for nahi Gen Howard, Waite, do for New York; NH Hall, Hart, Vinal- haven for Philadel Cleared—t tord: R Peterson, F ng) Be for lelphia. hr Grassmere, Macomb, Havana. PAWTUCKETT, April 2i—Arrived, schr Wm H Bowee, beh) ne os ORTS! . April 20—Arrived, schr AJ Williams, (pope hea A Hayden, Green, New 2ist—Arrived in the lower harbor, sehr WCurtis, Phila- del) pie for Norbury por nasheed: Gale, New York; rs ian a Young. Hoboken ry a Predmore, Laden ao; i ud, 8 Pane Alb: ear vie w—Sehrs bavi A. "herey, ¥ Walters. “Hoboken; RP xing. Bliven. Sailed—Schrs A aaren, New York for Dover. steamer Galatea, Emma F Lewis Sullivan, Virginia; Mollie Porter, Turten, do; Gust, Mi Trenton: Blast, Tasler, do: James M Bayles: Arnot a, ite Worthin Haske? Win F Burt May. Hatch Lucy Ison, and sloop Hertha, Conover; Challenge, ; Vesta, Morse; Henry Sarah’ A. Falconer, ‘ison, for New York. icHMOND, Aprit 20—Arrived, steamship Wvanoke, New York: schry John Lenthal, iartin, do:, Henrietta, BA ass di opanas | Johnson, Joh PRANCTSt Te hrriveds barks Remiilo gion Howard, Departure Bay; Oamyn, ‘Revell, Callaog Dregon, Henry, seabeck; schrs General Ord, Somme: | San Bias: Nidaroa, Permien, San Diego, (Mex); Stag? hound, Pil ed fiark F Especulador, Gardner, Nanaimo. Suledcahip Alecander Marshall, Gardwer, Liverpool. SAVANNA, April eeartived. steamship Wyomings. ‘Teal, Philadelyinn; bark Ranger. St Johns optligd; Steamship p Leo, Dearborn, New York; sehr yw. Sati MALEM, April 2—Arrived, brig Reporter. Ryder. Port Johnson: 'schrs A Lawrence, Griffin: Bensamin Strong, Hinks: July: Fourth, Wood: Kate Walker, i Berry, Winslow and Ocean Kanger, Whitney, de: Deimon Locke, Hatch, and Nicola, ‘Randall, ‘Klizabethports ie Harthan, Small, and Lahaina, Rowell, Hoboken j ule and Martha, Cobb, Newburg for Bath; Hero, Baker, NOINETERD HAVEN, April 2)—Arrtved, schr J vl Lad ler, New York tor Windsor, N35; Fal ar pane, Bost sf for New York; Birchard & Torre’ i tordo; D Davidson, Rockport, Ma+s, for do; fines and Unions Calais tor do: Lizzie smith, Salem tor Virginia; 0) Jenkins, Boston for do E Corsonand Hope ‘in, do for Philadelpnia:. Etiy at Colt a pe arieston; Henry B Drew, do for the wreck of waukees to load marble; Artle Garwood, Bath Wad Georgetown: Sailed—Sehr I, § Leyeriny Sist—Arrived, brig Coronsile, Menabo,{PR, 19 days, for Walled —Schrs D Davidson, Maggie P Smith, Artie Gar- wood, WH pier. 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