The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1874, Page 12

3, 1874._QUADRUPLE cal WASHINGTON. Wasurnaron, May 2, 1874 saan ef Mr. E. H. Roberts to Hepeal Moteties. Representative Elie H. Roverts this afternoon Feported from the Committee on Ways and Means @ bill to amend the customs revenue laws and to papain chop ey was ordered to be printed fonee 5 garam Py tim bet penal: States, ny ment, whenever, tn his ene any bu Sootnnt or or caitae moll of the amount one-half of of the nat from such ure, after ded uc! ~¥ act smugs! with na errand containing the sat “ore ‘ues Sere to or under the compensation revenue 1a ue laws, as sini —s them to the on yrs the revenue for exam- and whenever Ce reud “the et tore Ds: an officer ot the Tact Attorney oF to inal information pine revenues per- shall lead to the re- thheld, or of fone fine, penalty or their jure whether by importers or ‘agents, or by cay eter ‘or person employed in the cus- toms service, such compensation =~ such recovery, Be paid to sach be just and reasonable, not ‘the sum of $5,000, whieh com, der the directic eestuen #0 turnishi Secretary ‘of the Linea out riated for that pi shall De mas intormation as gzceeding ta in any case mm shall be ims to clai been established to the satis- Pye csr oo have faction of the court or judge alot is cognizance of such procostions and the vi d by said court or ude ot the Secretary of the Treas of the vaiue of such services shai py ig and when an; re sh: collected wii vot the Treasur; ment fo any person cialib: ‘thereto. ‘Suc. 6.—That exce 1 not be in cases of jawiul for any his act, accrue to any such tal to in the eee eligible to any office of hanor, trust or yee tbe emolament Src. 7.—That no officer or other interested in a part or or share of ean ineurt sich compensation, gatistactory proof that auch person 4 under any pretence whutever, direc! directly, ‘wo receive, accept oF, contract for the Money which may, under any of the meine iseretion of the Os certificate I be conclusive of the fine. penalty orforiels | without Judicial’ proc Gedings, th i, before direc! a equire is justly ited smuggling, an afore- otheer of the United or in- ‘any portion Or not inore thi ourt, aod shail Person entitled to or of any fine, penalty or for- ‘ustoms revenue laws of ta d Staves shall ‘De foacbe disquatitied trom Seoom ing a witness in any action. sult or proceeding ior the recovery, mitigation or remission thereof, but subject to examination aud cross-examination in like manner, with otuer witnewes without being thereby | deprived of right, titie, share or interest it penalty or fork rfeiture to which auch examination ro ay wided that in every such nay ve wherever OF person entitled to any share in malt or Kortelture shall sli and as 3 witness | the Eo detratans or a examined jetendants ay a — ina Sa that Cm ij eis the case Gotta = "production ata duly ceruited y law, of an io pdeve Po) io Poonmirnes before a ‘oaths showing ah @ace sach invoice. invoice upon afi officer suthorized to is impracticable to pro- S8xc. 9.—That no entry ge be made in the absence of idavit, as aforesaid, unless and cross-ex- of personal Reese =< ding assenger Do imporiauon excee the pes shail be admitted to entry without invoice thereof, as re- by the ols oS im- & certified gach afaavit be accompanied by’ a matement. in the poe of an invoice or o' res, ‘tual cost of the merchandice in showing either the ac- cluded i such importa. tion, or to the best of the Knowledge, iniormation and belief of the deponent, the foreign market value thereof, ‘which statement shall be verified by the owner, im: Conaumues or ayent desirin merchandise, and wi the Collector or bis depu Sec. 10.—That to make entry of th be administered by shall before ig oath is taken it shall be Jawiul for the Collector or deputy sdminis ering to question the de, of his Knowledge, P igen and to possession or ander his ‘he officers of the customs in owner, 1m) poo if din; of avon eurred under this act nee faction of the Court that it was not duce the same when so dem: ‘Sec. L.—inat any owner, ar other d merchandise by means of Voice, aMldavit, letter or. pa ‘false statewent, written or wero or whi who shail’ beg Intormation or same and to produce any letter or paper ems he 1 shall show to ponent touc! liet ‘coutrol which ma; pay ascertaining the dutl Me value of the importation or an: t the: default of such production when 8 Fe veut eae rter, consignee or agent shall Producing any on letter uested such thereafter OFr paver lor nalty or forteiture in- to the satis in his power to pro- importer, com person who shall with intent make or aitemptto make uilty @t any wilful omission by means whereot tne United States shall be devrived oF the lawful duties or any don therco! embraced or reterred to in such invoice. affidavit, letter, paper or statement actor omnlsion, spelt severally fort mot more than int. 27s Crit Staten and in aforenaid, such merchandise shat! ‘which forfeiture = epply. only of merci whieh such (1 relates Sec. 12. or affected by suct, it and pay a fine of 000 for each offence, to be recovered by or several actions in lg Be oe a or rg court: as be table to folorfeltares to the particular item raud or alleged fraud 12—That any merchandise entered by any person of ,persons violating any of the provisions of the pre- section me wome section, aay , while Serned while in his’ or os lector and held as ee for the or fines incurred as a! t to torfeiture under the by him oF them, of be taken by the ook any fine may be lev teri ‘upon aod Suid on execution to setafy any judgment recovered for Sueh fine or fines. But nothing Preventany owner of elaiman mei giving « accrued daties shall have been pai Seo. 13.—That whenever any statute re to the Stand to. the invoice therent or Qj goods, wares and merchandise, c portation, commission, port duties, expenses of shipping, Sxport dudes, cost of packages, ase or other arti containing such ¢ and other incidental Expenses attend! ping ag exportation therecf from yurchased or manufactured, Bithout intent thereby to detraud the reve and state the same on such invoice or entry, ahi Bane of a orteiwure of such goods, wares & or herein contamwed shall from obtaining a release bond with securities in case of judicial pro- rt, tor the’ payment of however, that ro case be released until ail oe Or mcaess. % vires tt at to oods, ‘States, there thal oe on the entry of such for inland trans- icles merchandise or any the packing, ship- ie ian” a apace der to oadd not be rehan- of the vaiue thereot; but in all cases where iy uty of the o0 ‘of duty to such invoice or Sr in gross at sich price or umount as rt thereot are omitted it shall be the ctor or appraiser to add the same tor ‘the “tse she ohati laveutont and reasonable, which price a Soongt sball be conclu. per cent of the price or ‘soon! 80 wi he saulvon "mall ‘conmiiuie a ‘part of the dutlable andise, and shall yalue of wach goods, wi be collectable as provided by law "in re respect, to duties on imports, 4 M.—That-it shail be the duty of anv officer or per- Fi in the customs revenue service of the United customs laws, forthwith to make od ee Attorney of the district . which Speen ted. wplaint i, in hie ]wagment b complaint, if, in iearait be tno duty of such Dist fav. tion into the faets to before foe having J rarisdiction thereof. and to the detection of any violation of the Sompletnt th thereot to am Chited Proceedings to recover the fines and imitate pi alties jane etnies, opr ioises, at See. It the value Revenue laws, or any Db ay) action. suit or proceeding, have been joined, ‘on the all trai sa acts were done with an ac rnment of the Uni tnerc reat or any other wo prosecute the same with Pnaeenee to to oe judgment. oF to re- to be | by reason ot any violation of the provisions of of such provisions in , AN insne oF issues of trial thereof to. sub ito tne subi 0 48 distinct and separate proposition whether the mtior otual intention to de- ted States or its reve- ad en such m proposition & special find- such issues be tried aie be the eee, ja by the Court e Court to Dass distinet and sepa- T, for an alleged violation of the Customs ‘Revenue laws, any perso ith hevit eg any fine, 4 violation oce: clreumsta e, ition should be re Joe may be bei : 000, of 3 sory. m who shall be charged Aenalty, lorfeiinre oF meni. oF shall be Inter. such vessel or mer. sbalt the jarred or in which the or subject to | setting forth truly and perticulariy the case and praying for case in his jndgment re- mee ner into oid Detoee sree, hereby "ihe a reny | Steinway Hal by | Volving @ loss of $40,385; insurance, $218,200. The ieee ave oon y initicate, oF paarikeectittenn stensas Sim a if i = F: : i ! ‘ Ly i 2 if Ls : i : H 4 i 3 HH i H ceived. In the District of Columbia Investigation Com- mittee to-day several witnesses were introduced, who testified that no Salmar brick were used in the B street intercepting sewer, and that the work was first classin every respect. Lewis Clephane, Collector of the District, was recalled and exam. imed with reference to the formation of the “Metropolis” and other paving compa: prior to the letting of the coutracts by the Board of Public Works. He admitted that one of the objects in consolidating the various patent pavement in- terests was to prevent competition. Mr. Rae, of Chicago, testified that it had cost about $2 80 per square yard to lay the De Golyer and McCiclian pavement No. 2 in Washington, but that he had figured on the basis of receiving pay- ment in District scrip, and not in money. Mr. Kirtiand was again upon the stand this after- noon, and was examined about an hour and a half. His remarks were evasive and at times ridiculous. He reiterated his statement that he had received all | the proceeds of the Chit:enden notes, with the ex- ception of $10,000, which had been received by Rev. W. Calvin Brown, He was questioned sharply con- cerning an extract from a letter written by him, | dated New York, April 16, to Wilcox in this city, | in which he refers to McClellan as anass, Asa specimen of his replies to interrogatories tne fol- lowing furnishes a sample :~ By Judge Taurman— What do you mean in that letter by saying “McClellan is an asst’’ A. I mean that he did not do good work cn his Washington contract, and so informed the cacaeeinten: Q. Do you mean to say he was an ass for tell- ing the truth? A. I say he informed the committee that he aid’notds good work. The committee are very much dissatisfied with the replies made by the witness and do not give | much, if any, credit to his testimony. He inti- | | mated a desire to go to New York to-night. The | committee directed him to remain in the city and | | hold the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate respon- | | sible for his presence on Monday. The Senate Committee and the Currency Bill. The Senate Commtttee on Finance held a long | Session to day on the currency question. There is | = aificulty among the members on the general \ features of a free banking clause, of which they arein favor; but there is no agreement on the other branches of a financial bill, the members differing widely in their opinions. Statement by Judge Davis. The Committee of Ways and Means have received from Judge Davis a statement similar to that recently pablished in the HERALD, which seems to have been considered proper, owing to a supposed or alleged incorrect report of Hennan’s testimony before the committee. NEW YORK CITY. The police arrested 1,691 persons during the past week. The Mayor’s Marshal issued 161 licenses last week, for which he received $308, ‘There were 550 deaths, 418 births, 191 marriages and 41 stillbirths in the city last week. Mr. T. M. Doutney, the “retormed rumseller and rum drinker," will give @ lecture this evening at During the week ending May 1 the police gave | accommodation at the station houses to 5,081 va- grants, of which number 1,453 were females. Commissioner Van Nort has transmitted to His | Honor the Mayor the report of the Department of Pablic Works for the quarter ending March 31, 1874, Fitzgerald, the sailor who was sbot on Thurs- | day in a low den in North William street, will re- | cover. Curtiss has been committed to await the | result of his injuries. A meeting of Cailfornia shippers and tea im- porters was held yesterday at the office of H. K. Thurber, endorsing the new management of the Pacitic Mau Company. At a meeting of the Commissioners of the Sink- ing Fund, held yesterday, bids for the ferry fran- chises were received and referred to the Comp- | troller tor examination, and report at the next Meeting, to be held next Wednesday. The first election of officers of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association will take place at the Thirty- fourth street srnagogne to-day. This organiza- tion is modelied mainly on the pian of che Young Men’s Christian Association, and admits all sects to membership. An old man named Edwards, of No. 121 Cherry street, was arrested yesterday by OMcer Moyland, of the Seventeenth precinct, for keeping a policy shop at his residence and brought beiore Judge | Bixby, who committed him to answer at the Court Genera! Sessions. It 8 @ singular fact that, notwithstanding the | severe panic of last fall and the hard winter, the number of 88 warrants issued on the ist | of May was much less than the average. At tne Thira District Civil Court only twelve were is- sued—less than any previous year. Mr. John P. O'Neill, @ distinguished member of a the New York Bar, delivers @ iecture on the now , | prominent subject of “Home Rule,” in Steinway Hali, next Wednesday evening, the proceeds of | which are to be devoted to the building of a church now being erected, under the auspices of Father | Daly, in England, Mayor Havemeyer has decided to return the “dog” ordinance to the Common Council to-mor- row, Without approval. His Honor is strictly in favor of muzziing dogs, and to let little urchins pomend fifty cents on each canine captured. The or- ice had not been advertised suMciently before | te , according to the provisions of the char- ence the veto, Philip Reynolds, of 106th street and Second ave- nue; Hugh O'Neil, of No, 289 East Forty-second street, and Richard Fox, of Twelfth street, be- tween avenues B and 0, were seriously ere Yesterday while at work, between Sixty-f/tn and Bixty-sixth streets, by the falling in of an embank- ment. They were removed to the Roosevelt Hos- = in Fifty-ninth street, where they were cared The Fire Department report thirty-two fires for the week ending May 2, at eight o'clock A. M., in- causes of the several fires were as follows:—Care- Jes#neas of occupants with matches, candles, lamp, | issue bends to chimneys, 5; furnace, ymproper ar- 3 Kerosene oil lamps, upsetting and ue guockie® oi oat htha ou th 1; overheated sto’ jeer? ney’s fire, 3. nnd onimuey, soot in chm fire from gas t, 1, Under thetr contract with the New Australian route via San Francisco, which has been estab- Mashed in opposition to the Peninsular and Oriental line via the Suez Canal, the White Star line re- ceived on board the Republic, en route for Europe some Fa gentiemen from Sydney and Melbourne, At eer travellers by the new route, They one ali expressed them- selves highly velighted and satistied with the inan- ner in whic! ‘they bad been transported from the commencement of their until the present, and said they consider that this would in iature, saving 4 it oes. over ten days’ time, be tue most 4 line of travel and ior the con- veyance of the phn A meeting of the Board of Estimate and Appor- tionment was held yesterday morving at the Comptroller's office, A resolution was adopted Tequesting the Comptroller to notify heads of departments and officers of the city govern- Ment that the Board is now (under tie late law authorizing @ reapportionment of moneys | or the support of the city government Jor 1874) about to make @ new estimate and apportion. | ment. The resolution further asks ior the absurd impossibility of “such injormation as wil enavie this Board to act Siemeeaty. 7 Anotuer resolu- tion was adopted auth ‘ing the Comptroller to a ate, for the payment of judg- ments against the », NOt to exceed $50,000, to be Hoa of cama 8 New Your city bongs for the liquida- tion of claims. and judgments, after which the BROOKLYN. ‘There were 2,052 arrests by the police during the month of April. The receipts of Collector of Taxes and Assess- ments for the month of April amounted to $302,442 41. Justice Walsh yesterday committed Frank McKay, a bogus reporter, to jail on a charge of ob- taining money from public school teachers and others on false pretences. The prisoner is said to have carried on this nefarious business pretty eX- tensively among creduious and gullible people. The Lake flotilla at Prospect Park is now thor- oughly equipped for cruising among the minature islets, and patrons are flocking to that popular pleasure resort in goodly numbers. ‘The prospect of having Saturday aiternoon concerts at tie Park is very slender. ‘Economy in all things” being the motto of the aay. According to the annual report of the Board of Trustees of the Widows and Orphans’ Fund of the Old Fire Department, the amount distributed among pensioners of said fund during the past year was $9,954, ‘The total amount of this fund is $83,697. Nicholas L. Pettit has been chosen Presi- dent of the Board of Trustees for 1874. ‘The educational authorities are much annoyed because of the scandal attached to the pupils of | Co. @ public school, Thomas Sinnott and Mary Brown, the latter, aged fourteen years, having charged that tne former holds the relation of father to achild of which she is the mother. A | Bro. Warrant has been issued, at the instance o! the | Commissioners of Charity, for the arrest of Sin- | hott, wuo cannot be found in Brooklyn. Five sailors belonging to the bark Guna, laden with sugar, and lying at the Baltic Stores, were committed to jail, on eXamination before Justice Delmar yesterday. They were caught in the act of notsting iour bags of sugar, worth $150, into a small Loat manned by Fiver thieves at one o’clock in the morning. The thieves in the boat got away with the sugar. The names of the prisoners com- mitted are Alexander Jackson, Kenjamim Claulet, Tug Aunanet, Kosadi Azzelii aud W. H. Keat- | ng. Frederick Rale and John Williams, two well Greased young men, were arrested as suspicious characters on Lafayette avenue yesterday alter- | noon by Detective Folk. One o/ the accused asked Charles W. Metcalf, a boy, to call for certain valu- | | ables at a nouse Waich he designated, offering to | give the messenger seventy-five cents jor his | trouble. He stipulated, however, taat the youth snould leave @ watoh waica he wore with him as security for his honesty. When the lad was | abvut to compiy with the request the officer, wo | | had been following them, came up and took Williams and Rale into custoay. It appears that several boys have recentiy been victimized in this way of late while going errands for strangers and | leaving articles of valge as security for their re- | turn, O1 course as soon as the stranger clutches the watch the dupe sees no more of him. The prisoners were locked up tor examination to-mor- Tow morning. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. Although temperance meetings are still being kept up with unflagging enthusiasm by the church going ople of Yonkers the nya thus far has failed Po convert @ solitary rumselier in that city, A movement is on foot among the German resi- dents of Yonkers looking to the erection of a Ger- man Lutheran church in that city. In furtherance of this object, the pastor, Rev. Leo Kering, yester- day commenced calling upon the American resi- dente Jor contributions, The Coroner's investigation touching the deplor- able loss of life by the Mott Haven fire, was re. sumed on Friday evening, and after some unim- ortant testimony had been offered was in ad- | foarnea indefinitely. In view of the fact that Fire jaishai Sheldon has been enguged for some time quietly “working up” the case, the part being played by Goroner Mi ler and his jury 1s now looke: upon by the citizens in the light of @ protracted STATEN ISLAND. gt George William Curtis, the author and orator, will read a sermon to-day ig at ed Unie tarian church, Clinton ssieog New The Democratic General ‘Committee of Richmond county have permanently organized by the election of H. Van Clief, Sr., a8 chairman; J. P. Kilpatrick as secretary, and Alired Norman’ as sergeaut-at- arms, The Committee will meet to-morrow at Adaws’ Hotel, in Tompkinsville. The North Shore Ferry Company yesterday aban- doned their old slip at the foot of Dey street, North River, and now run their boats trom their new slip, adjoining that of the Staten Island Railway Company, at Whitehall. The new location appears to give considerable dissatisiaction to passengers going to and coming from Washington Market and vicinity. NEW JERSEY. Klenen, the defaulting cashier of Hoboken, was not arraigned yesterday, as his counsel demanded more time to examine the indictments, It is not yet settled whether the trial will take place in tne Oyer and Terminer or in the Court of Sessions. The next term of Court commences next Tuesday. An investigation will be instituted by the new Board of Chosen Freeholders of Hudson county into the conduct of two Jersey City physicians, Who mutilated two bodies in a shocking manner, then packed them into one box and gave a certifl- cate ior burial to an undertaker whom they in- structed to deposit the box in Potter's Field. on excitement prevails over the case im Jersey SHIPPING NEWS. eenstltnialfpitiidmtilils OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF MAY. Steamer. Ethopia. Minnesota Powis eee {Bowling Sree: Hamborg.. LvernooL. lt Liverpoot, ...| LAverpool.. Liverpool Liverpool, Liverpool Havre Hamburg. Almanac for New York—This Day. Broadway. ‘15 Broadway. AIGH WATER “4 56|Gov, Isiand..morn 9 21 6 58| Sandy Hook.morn 8 26 ve 9 18| Hell Gate..,.morn 11 06 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 2, 1874, plone seencemcenanene CLEARED. Steamship Egypt (Br), Grogan, Liverpool via Queens cigar, hot ashes and drying woou, 10; defective town—F Meamanio, ty of Brooklyn (Br), Murray, Liverpool via Queenstown—John G Dale, oR Bree, A es, timers we Glamorgan (Br), Laybourne, Cardif—a ation meee ee pi. puna Bremen via South- Havana—O R “Steamship B Sseamehip B sosder, Burdick, New Orleans—Fred Brackett Galveston via Key a hiaamship Knickerbocker, Gager, New Orleans—Clark —z, fan Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah—W R Ger- Tiron. wee Charleston, Berry, Charieston—J W Quin- , Doane, Wilmington, NC—Loril- Elen aterry, Salyear, Newbern—Murray, 7 Albemarle, Kelly, Norfolk—Oid Dominion “eenky hea nip Go. 7 reine and ip John Gibson, Winvers, Georgetown—J © avs p Balen ne Hallett. Bostoo—B F k. nei itwerp—Jacob W conmae, & Haealoop, Bremen—H Lewien, Bremen—Funch. & Bark Maggie Leslie (Br), Robertson, Leith—O L Wright mbatk Fiore (Nor), Ulsen, Rotterdam—Tetens & Bock- ak A J Pope (Ger), Geerken, Rotterdam—Funch, Chratina Redman, Redman, Rotterdam—Jacob , Sap (Gi ship (Ger, weenmidea c Hark Activ (Nor), Olsen, Antwei re & Co. Bark Harold (Br), Dinsmore, Sromened ¥ WR! hiuaey s pllasx Alen, (Ger), Gronische, Stextin and Dantale— enya Xnina (Ger), Feldhusen, Rio Janetro—Thos Nor- Bark Golden Fleece (Br), Armstrong, Barbados—H Trowbridge’s Sons. Bark Dover. thephen. Wilmisston—Messy, Py Pepita, Eapise ies: Ty ganen. Riehmond—Oelrichs ry, Lawrence, Balthnore eB F Metcait Therese (Swe), Bergquvist, Queenstown or Fal- mouth ‘Tetens & Bockmann, z a7 ig ina Staniord (Ital), Allegro, Penarth Roads— Brig Ergo (Dan), Danielsen, Rotteraam—Funch, Eaye Do. Brig Abbie Clifford, Clifford, Cadiz—JamesE Ward & Bng Thos Turull, Thompson, Barbados—L W & P 4rm- strong. rig Zaleika (Bey, alg, Fucmel—A Nones & Co. outa owe (Br), Chrisiopher, Point-a-Pitre—H A Vat- one iam. Thompson, Mayaguez—J H Winchester & Siri rig Mariposa, Milton, Wilmington—Middleton & Co. Schr morning Dew (Br), Stockton, Malta and a mar- a ‘Schr Desig Wave (Br), Hocken, Gibraltar for or- ere—G F sehr fevellnes os Vruser, Tam) -F W Wilson & Co. Jamison, Baracoa—B J Wenberg. H Lewis, Lewis, + leuthera—B J Wen! ween, Amelia (Br), Richards, 8t Johns, Ne iditon & te Mee. ‘ilzzie Newton (Br), Hatfield, Parrsboro, NS—C W Tia 1X. Seber jeupart @ (Br), Miller, Windsor, NS—C W Bertaux. Reece ws E Scammell (Hr), smitn, st John, NB—P I jevius & =on. Schr leabel Alberto, Yorker Jacksonville—W Ray. tehr Louisa rm ory, otetson, Jacksonville—Bentley, aaaereleere. Czy WH Phare, Edwards, Jacksonville—Slaght & oy. W H Jones, Bedell, Fernandina—a Abbott, Scnr Mary A Rich, ‘Magune, Srunswick—Jas & Ward & Co. 7 Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Washington, NC—-R W & Co. Sehr Hele Hele , Baltimore—W Chalmers. Sehr Mi er, Bailey, Bath, Me—Masi See emia es Sees, aed Ne oe Frye & sehr Ring Dove, Syraine, Boston—Jed Frye & Co, ber Mary Clark, Perry, Boston V Haviland. Schr Fashion, ‘Providence—Rackett £ Bro, Schr A&B oS bakers Murray, New Haven-Kackeit & Sloop R M venation, Conners, New Haven via Midale- town—Rackett & Bro. Sloop Southport, Myers, New Haven—Rackett & Bro, pougumer Anthracite, Green, Failadelphia—W Kirk- ari wateamer Fhiladelpmia, Davis, Philadelphia—James jan Steamer Mayflower, Fults, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND H#KALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship George Cromwell, Crawtord, New Orl April 23, with mdse and passengers to Clark & Se: April 28, 20 miles east of Saud Cay, spoke shi oh les, Southard, from New Urleans for Havre; 3). 1 30, Jon 793), kenr A Hay(ors dat 95 53 son'74 3 ‘sehr Sohn M¢adaio, from Cardenas, bound n Steamship. Cleopatra, Mankin, New Orleans April 25, with indye and passengers to Fred Baxer. Steamship Huntaviuie, Crowe, Savannah April 29, with mdse and passengers to K Lowue: Steamsnip Georgia, Trivon, Charveston April 29, with mdse and passengers tod W Quintard 4 Co. Ship Kobert Lees (ot Liverpool), Rose, Calcutta and Sand Heads 1i2days, with mdse to Grinuell, Minturn & Co. Passed Cape of Good Hope March @'st Helena March 20, and crossed the Equator April 4 in. lon 35 W 5 had fine weather: April 11, lst 13 7'N, lon 47 42 W, spoke fishing schr Eliza Humphreys (of New Bedford, cruising. Ship Horatio (of New Bedford), Hardy. Foo Chow Jan 18, with teas to Thomas Hatbaway. lad tresh monsoons down the China sea:" passed a pees days outs BE ars J ian cean ha moderate BE ‘ades and pleasant we Hope ch Ul the of Fernand 4ib: seme le, te rs ie mere NX De es to aeaere aril 26 had = heavy gale trom SW, cats 8, W' poke for New York: Mar made (Fr), frome Coruiga Bay Anal ‘s ‘Tat 3 305, lon 2) 30 W, bark ireland (Br), steering eit) Euxine (of beta moe! (ate White), Pensacola for Greenock 21 ith timber to McUay. & Warner. Had heavy Si sad wig gules; vessel leaking about 6 Inches an hour and pumps out of order. put in | this port for repairs; April Capt Irvine White, aged 45 years, a native of stJohn, NB, died trom the ru; tare of gerry and was baried at sea; April spoke steamship Perit, from Bermuda lor New 45, lon Yor ‘ith machine! ork Valkyrien Nor) Andersen, Dublin 61 days, in jockinann. Is anchored in Graves- Dallagt to Tevens & jay tor ord nar Figlto an, Retcich, Belfast 68 days, in ballast if gEart Famigiia (ital), Valle, Cork 88 days, in ballast to viel Bark dita Gan, Brilla, Genoa 46 days, in ballast, to Sigcovien 400. Passed Gibraitar x Masoh Rocket, Atkinson, Curac 1998, with mdse sad . passenger# to Theodore Foulke. The Rocket beings as passengers. Of Capt Wicks, 2 mates and 5seamen ot brig Hei ry 4 fore reported lost at Curacoa. Bare Fannie H Loring (ot Yarmouth. Me), Lorin greso 14 days, with hemp, &c, t0 & Keheveria a mel, to Miller & Houghto ark GW Rosevelt, H ‘Harriman, Havana 9 days, with rio J E Ward “" ae MMurathon (ot Bos Emery, Havana 10 days, her; Vessel to Vernon Kh pc ar to Frances. & Tart J & Woodworth (of Windsor. KS), Me! We sid days with sugar to Chas Luling & lestedt (Nor), Fluerness, Matanzas 12 da: with suget te Brows Bros & Cor vessel to funch, aye & “ne. Neversink, Gibson, Matanzas 10 days, with sugar tocar Tiants County (of Windsor, NS), Cochran, Matan- vas lu days, with sugar to order; vessel to HJ De Wolf & Bark J M Morales (of Picton, NS), Foster, Sagua 8 days, yith musar to Grinoel!, Minturn & Co; vessel to G H Bre’ Beg irr (Ital), Maresca, Port Venders 70 days, with wine, dc, tod C se Brig Graf Von, ‘Xeulm (Ger), Holts, Rio Janeiro 51 days, ya Hampton | Roads Apri 380, with coffee to Grinnell, Mintura £ Go; vesse| i. Tobias & Uo. Crossed the nqua- tor March 30in Brig James B Kirby of ae ae, Bernard, Guan- tauamo 16 da: ‘os iM arto J ‘vans, Ball 1%, lat 31, lon 7216, saw a quan- Pro- ; Vea Ly, es jessel to Joiner work. brig L staples (of Stockton). Stowers, Cardenas 10 by ts ‘with sugar to Francke & Fischer; vessel to Carver en. Brig Anna M Knight (of Yarmouth, Me), Davis, Matan- zas 8 da} vs “With, molasses, and 4 passengers tv Brown chest Sehr ot Foster (of Boston), oombs, Malaga 37 days, with fruit to LH Aimsinck & Go; vessel to-order. Passed Gibraltar March 26. Schr Frank Howard (of Rath), Anderson, Para 19 days with rubber and nats to L E Amsinck & J Wenberg. Had strong trades irom the oe seeral to lat 26 N, since Cg ig bo gales; been 9 days north of bo muds, April 29, Hatteras bearing WNW. distant 12) umber, of large, vessels, Hoye fois WW pales April 25 lat £860 N lon G7. 40 W Daulpbin (Ger), from Porto | Rico Tor Falmouth, 8 days gut; same date, &c, ychr sunbeam, from Teneriffe tor New York, 18 da} Schr Keokuk, yrocker, Bin] F& 12 days, with sugar 4 and molasses to Simpson, CI Bosten), Macfariand, Ha- rR © Loud & Co, ‘bradley ‘et Thomaston), Turner, Son ted and melado to Gossler & ers (of St John, NB), rar ardenas vessel Schr Geo Da days, with sugar to Ruperti & Co; vessel to P Sagna 1¢ Nevius & Schr Rosalie (of Nassau) bat Harbor Island 10 days, with pines to Joseph Ene: nr Ebenezer (ot Nassau), Bethel, Eleuthera 8 days, with pineapples 10 Jas Douxiaes, Glover, Ingersoll, Georgetown, 80, ¢ ft ray rich naval stores to Doliner, ‘Potter & Co; ‘vessel D uribu sebr Jas Ponder, ndson, Georgetown, 8C, 5 days, with naval stores to & ) Hurlbut & Co, Schr Adella Corson, Corson, Wilmington, No, Sdays, witn naval stores to Bioswsom, Haines & Co: Overton & Ha: , Wilmington, NO, 6 days, with wkins. Sehr AJ collins te Jumber to E R Alexai Sehr Ben, Davis, Wilmington, NO, 4days, with naval stores to k 8 Fowell. Schr John, Gabrici, Hh iaington, NO, 4days, with na- val stores to E 8 P ‘Schr Sea Bird, Hoan, Richmond. Va. Schr Monteveu, Hazleton, Virginia, Schr M A Ivins, Bodine, Virginia. Sehr oO ial Virginia. eon fh Arita vel Holand, Townseud, Georgetown, DC. Scr JM Harlow, Soper, Georgetown, DU. Seur Wm joardman, ‘Pelton, Georgetown, DC, for Broke ia Mary Miner, Dayton, Baltimore. Senr A O Lyons, Jeffrey, Haitimore for New Haven. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Meamship Franconia, Bragy, Portland tor New York, wi i mise and passengers tod F A. ste Lawson, New Bedford for New York, with indse and' passengers. ark Andreas (ius), Larsen, New Haven for New York, in ballast to Fnuch, Haye & Mohr A Gumney, Gurney, New Haven for New York, Bont Margaret Kenuedy, Ford, Bridgeport tor New Yor! Sehr White Roc! haterty, Bridgeport for New York. Sehr Fanny Fe igh be ‘rovidence ft Aad York. Bohr Gora, alton. tai t tor New Fehr Falcon Nag 4 Stratsbury for New York. Sebr Argo, Gurney, Bent abole, i SatoneS Stanley, Behr Wave, Hubbell, Hartford for New York. Rehr Francis, »hubert, New Haven tor New York. pols Teqact, Haddock, Bridgeport tor New York, ham for New York. New Haven for New Culbellos; vessel to | tity of wrecked stuii consisiing of stanchions’ and | | aground and returned to Havana May sack how bed ew fork, . Taunton shite pst cbloakey, Koc! and for Sew York, Toot Higgins, from Salem @ound Brttespors fer Now Vers Gest hy. joagued 14 Phew Jax. pees idence te eee cy ror jor New ey. New Haven oF for New York, bape ong Bast. ‘ork, ae ae EE York for Boston. mar ‘mes rng al wi ‘Haverstraw for Provi- ta, Whatm: Hobok Beverly. Schr SL Thempeous aan ea Schr Connecticut, . Hoboken for Kennebunk- Schr JTW » Finch, Rondout for Boston. Bebe Sain Soardina Fituian, Georgetown, DO, for Brid Behe a ac aiid seqrey.» Baltimore for New Haven. Bohr Nelli: Weehawkeu for Boston. = renton, Wail Pty ean Johnson for Bostor po “4 becca, Price, New Yorn for Provi- Schr J H Young, Steelman, Port Johnson for Provi- Sehr L LBlew. Sark. Philadelphia for Boston. Bilas Brainard, Hawkins, Amboy tor New Lon- itis, Port Johnson for Boston. aU nase rbtiadelphie for Dennis. “Rn bb Schr Hattio # Sampson, Sampson, Philadelphia for Schr Nellie T, Huntley, Weehawken for Machias. BELOW. Brig Magdalene, trom ——, SAILED. Steamemps republic sr), f pool yn in, do oe dbey a Mary ante ‘t a ciavear: organ, (Br). Cardiff: aie nvrey Gea W ‘Galveston ‘vin Koy W. lokerbocke, Qrlenia; emily 8 Souder, ¢o; San, Jacinto, “Savinne Regulator, Wilmington’ NO; Wyanoks; ictmond, 8 i Alvemaric, ‘Norfolk; John ition. |G "BG: ships Harvest Queen, Liverpool; Ontari fonds cand anchored at the southwest Spit): barks Hehard (Br), Alexandria; Giovanni D (Aus), Blixo; Palo Borec titad, Cork or Falmouth: New York’ iia, de (Aum Bristol; Buay, Rio Janeiro; Harald Haarfager en Hamburg: brigs Oliver, pare au Prince; Valencia, it Jago; schr Commerce, Barac Wind at sunset N. Pace rag Miscellany. bt rt, EM = Bermuda for New York, keD epic boat C H Marshall. No 3, on the 30th under sail, having had her machinery Bark ‘Appisox, of New Bedford, has been sold for $e, ‘exclasive’ of whaling inventory, to Capt Wm wis, Who wiil fit her tor the merchant ervioe. tne ba Nimwavxex—CaptJ B De La Mar, having taken Fete Naa the pecan of the cargo, consistiny Ttallan marble, out of th! sque Island. fh the of New York, Capt Crow- ae she having sicam hoisting apparatus und other- wise fitted tor handling ier é burdens. She arvived at Vineyard Haven :6th ult, hav wving secured about 10) to of marble, in Cy ed baie pcr ‘om 2 to 12 tons each. + [rill proceed to Boston. discharge her cargo and return for the purpose of taken out the balance. Bric Koprax, from Philadelphia for ‘Aspinwall, before reported ashore on Bulhead Bar, Del, came off April 30 aud proceeded. 8cnrz Emy 8 (Br), from St John, NB, for Boston, pi into Provincetown ist inst with loss of ‘toresail, jib ae pom anchors, Was supplied with an anchor by a pilot chartered Sonn Many Uze Newrox remained on Plum Tel denen on Thuraday, “she was high and dry ae rail tide on that day, and it is probable fat alle Will have to be launched from her present lucatlon. Son Daximt Monmis, ashore on East Clump, Fisher's Island Sound, remains in the same condition a3 before reported. A contract for discharging and taking her to stonington has been made with Cupt scott, of New Lon- don, who will commence operations Immediately. The Probability is that both vessel and cargo will be saved. Seng Anariina (Br), Holbrook. from Havana for Phiia- delphia, betore reported at Charleston Aprii 28 in dis- tress, put in leaky, Scux Acres! Graor, at Portland 30th ult from Carde- nus, ma heavy blow shifted deckload ana fost one hhd molasses, Scux Eastern Bruix, from Philadelphia for Portland, before reported ashore at the unper end of Fort Dela- ware, came off April 30 and procee: Sone Barrrwore (of New Haven), Capt Francis, ts the vessel previously reported sunk off Cornfield Point, near Saybrook, Toe captain and 2 seamen were di The vessel had on board 130 tons of coal for Saybrook Point, and will be a total loss, with her cargo: Scour Brazos, from New Jersey for Portland, which Mas run ashore off Southport April 25, has been gorten off and towed to New Haven Ist inst. ' She is in a ad condition, her decks having been swept of cath | liey, in tact everything. Her main and toresails have n torn to pieces and rendered wholly useless. but her Jibs are In good condition. The dai amere io » toe vessel Lg ‘estimated at trom $2040 to $3000. She will be relieved of her cargo of coal, after which she will undergo thorough repairs at New Haven. Sona H P Biarspett (not bark Susam Blaisdell) eet from Havana April — for Caibarien, in wie int got repair at H. Scur J Means, Faton. at Philadelphia May 1 trom Port- jand, in the gale o! April 26 lost part part of deckload, stove boat, split flying jib, Hauirax, Ma: Pare eetiee F fprghably. schr) Ottawa, peice arrived at Lockport A} trom the Western Teporis having experienced heavy weather and Tost her dories. ‘She was compelled. to re(arn for others. ‘The American fishing schr ‘OH Manning. Capt Peter, of Gioucester, Mass, which arrived last uight, reports the loss of two men—Meredith Martel and Thos White— off Dover, NS, on April 29 the upsetting of the dory. ie belonged wo Cape lORFOLK, A’ pei 30th schr M & E Henderson. from Balumore tor iavan which put in here in distress a lew weeks ago, will finish reloading her cargo of coal to-day and sail tor destination to-morrow morning. Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedford May 1. oe earch Gath home on aod ihe ‘age 65 bbis 5] Reports April 25, le, lost a spift rail. ke, April 2, lat i #8 8 loa. 8818 W, bark President 2d, Seabury, NB," nos ‘ince last report Spoken. Brig Lady Antrim, ot New York, April 1, lat 2616 N, lon | sow W. 3g: = OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Arrivals and Departures of Vessels En- gaged in the European Trade. Lonpon, May 3, 1371. ARRIVALS, Arrived at Glasgow May 2, steamship Macedoria (Br), Laird, New York. Arrived at Queenstown May 2, steamships Samaria (Br), Billinge, Boston for Liverpool; Russia (Br), Cook, New York for do. Arrived at Rotterdam April 80, bark AO Vinge (Nor), Henriehsen, Wilmington, NC. Arrived at Stettin April $0, schr Annic Burr, Simpson, New York. Arrived at Helsingfors April 30, bark New England, Baxter, Mobile. Arrived ata port in Great Britain May 2, bark Morna | Br), Bevan, Bull River, 8C. SAILINGS. Salied from Liverpool May 1, bark sSirrah (Nor), ifal- | vorsen, New York. Salled from Queenstown May 2, steamship City of New i York (Br), Lochead (from Liverpool), New York. Foreign Ports. Cavcorta, March 27—In port ships Edward Perey (Br), Stewart, and Ghana (Br), Jones, for New York, United States, Lunt, for Boston, do; Importer, Av loud “for do; Mount Washington, Titeomd, ‘une others reported | Balled rom Saugor March 29, steamer Luzon, or Maut- main: 2oth, ships dorawur (Bt), Davis, New York; 2th, Gilbert n ie), Hutchison, do. onucoa April IS -NO vessole in port. TEN PURG —In port bari new ree MS it jag: Jennie Cobb, Pama } fe nex to Fo ae nT at docsaited. ship ddghtning (Br), Chat- field, St ng NE Havana, May 1~Arrived, seazemty City of Mexico, erwoodl, New York for Vera Cru: Ret May |, schr HP Blaisdell, for Caibarien (see Miscelian; ieeiany) fuaxp (Bahamas), Apri 22—Cleared, schr JP Robinvon, for New Yon qanDON, April 30--Arrived, ship Sonora. Paine, Manila. neath, Apri 12—In port brig Carrie Purington, Whitte re, wig; sents Rawnrd Burnett, Taylor; MM Heath, Richolk Trid Chas Moody, Collamore, Pxoareso, April 17—in port brig Mary Knowlvon, Me- Kee, for New York 19th. Ponce, FR, Avril 19—In port sehr Abbie, Oakes, for ew Saou, April acIn port sehr Shiloh, Hubbard, tor Bal- timore, to gall 2 Be Jous, NB, April 29—Arrived, brig China (Br), Man- thorn. Phiiade liadeiphia, ra: aot, Tulw (Be), thivan do. Cleared arks Lady Duerin (Br) Walters, Liver- pool; is (Br), Deiap, Sharpness Pot Sailod May 2, sieariship Olympia (Br), Gi American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 1—Passed ap, echrs Oliver Ames, and A & Buckley tor Georgetow: Sailed—steamshin %C knight, New York: schrs €iller. Boston: Elwood Burton, “do; Howard Williams, oboken. Passed down—Schrs Jennie Shepherd, and Florence Dare, from phage Dag steamers Rattlesnake, BOSTON, 2—Arrived, Pierce, Phitagel phia, Achilles, Willets do; Centiped Wor ; bark Tropic Bird, Havelin, Sierra Leon brigs a (Br), Peak, Surinam; Happy Coa (Br), nis, Bt Marc; Kaith (Mr), Arenburg, Port Spain; Gin. fastroy, Havava; James Miller, Parker, y.schrs D Graham (Br), Jollymore, Barbados: 5 Young, Young, Virginia; W aisley, ‘orson, xandria; dea Brown, do; J H Vanheman, Al TI hateer Keite Sarah _Sintth a , Smith, ipsa: A Kounse T orion ‘rag do; AH Rawards Baritett, do Wan Wiler, Wiley, doy 4 J jam! Wellington, Doane, do; Bondout; hig yA z Shomer, ic] lot Ships Gasper utte; Lawrence Genoa: bark Fiat, ‘rom Oleatuegosy 8 bound a Berry, Hallioores Failed son; 3. Sow York; PAWTOM | Mebevits and hgncerd 4, sehr: sete nad Burton, Ci Chandler, ago Blot d, schra Mary Augusta, Mott, Georgetowm pe ich, Re ware. I b Anis bate sehr Prescott Hazeltii weatih apri Periret.. cots Grace Casing, Trp) ct P Lunt y, frow. onion : sa Malle Pris Ypoinnd; Post Boy; and Belle Crowell, do. ved, sebrs iggins, ——{ leche Pts xox ork tree Blaters Bak warriveds schy hatin, x Sadia, River. : New York. senr PB Halleck, schr H M Wilson, Grayy ve eos TOG ORR See aces, KABYPORT, oe Al ese era ret ead 5 i rrived, schrs John Balch, Lunt, New Yi i for Be nd: J LW hb, Pe Jend jor Philadelphia Nautilus, crocs,’ Vinalhavea Balled Sone Pri etree eee ew Baltimore for Boston (a PR aye ae bark Gordee @r, orn ra: brig MO Uh skel!, Lordy: News Yon hg ‘Xante niting Havener, Hehtindelpyiat |, schra Anuie tts, Cr jarring< ‘Pontkiss MONKOR, Wiy Earle, bark sarpriey Hiretg tars enuines ie Gee Le ag Mig)? es! pectic pis America Ned Selirs Thos orden, Allen, Philadel Pigeon. erect tor door Baltimore Ue ent to sea, bark Blackpool HCieare schr Wm M Jones, Davis, Salem, Avril 21—Agrived, sobre G W Andere ‘Anderson, New York; D V ‘Streaker, Taylor, schrs otras Wentworth, and J @ ir. New York. , May l—Arrived, ship Tonawanda, Turley, 1—Arrived, Robert Palmer, Denlron, Hroniwick, Ga, desy uncad NEw ORLEANS, "ari %—Arrived, schr Mary Ellen, jatped below 28th, ships Scioto, Mitchell, from vre; Havre, Terkeisen, from London. Cleared Ship aeinae (Br), Dexter, Pensaci lay 1—Saiieu ship Janata, Catharine, a Remasant hips Andean (Br), Miller, Liver red, stéams rn), ‘Missiasip| Well. New York poe, ““douanto barks ote Aller won, Paree ona atta, sons Begand, $ Jeanne (Nor), Hauff, Bord by tal est Pass, April 23—Arrived, ship Brist. ae Morea, Rio eo seen ne (and salled for NS te ed Stearaaliivs New Orleans lor Now Yorks Bi nina (Br), Liverpool; ship Maggie Lander: bark Hore Bes ssa meme and Uw ua met still chon gl ir. rare. balled-Brig olus (Br), Stein (from Baltimore), Ha- vEW, BEDFORD, April 80—Salled, sch uisa Fran- eta, Ketty Marion, to oad tor New York. sees Thompson, and May |—Arrived. senrs Mar} iad pala: W D Mangam, JD Ingraham, Dickinson, Chase, New York, rE pril 30—Arrived, schrs Nathan Ol Atwood, Norfolk for Portland (and sailed May 1); Fannie Q Warner, Dickerson, 1hitadelphia; Cabinet, Westhall, ndow Also atrived, schrs Lizxie D Barker, Barker, Provi- dence for Governor's Harbor, Bahamas: H Atwood, Fos ter, Boston tor Virginia: Neilie, Cobb, Nowonbtles Del, for’ Wareham; Wiihe Martin, Wilerd, New York for Portland (and ail sailed this AM). ‘Also schr J Terry, Marcus, from Providence for Rone dout; sloop Ida F Vail, Norton, Wiektord tor Port John- son. Balled—Schre Mary 4 Grier, Fleming. Licnsic, Del, for Fall River; Albert Dally, Nason, Alexandria for roe ner: JG Collyer, Lewis, Hondout for Soston; L O Foster, Eldridge, New York tor Dennisvort. Balcom, satis 1—Arrived, schra Wild Pigeon, shoe Pantene ener ale GA. AL VEBIOR, April 31— Br), Ee ‘obiisc 3AdKB0 TIC, ‘hiladely rs for Baltimore; 'H Brazos, Raynor. York ; sloops Currie Gurney, Cusick, and Emily, De’ Preseanee | [htas 1—Arrived, schrs Allce Scranton, and 41, May 1—Arrived, schrs ranton, Chief, Hoboken. PHILADELPHIA, May 2—Arrived, park Jatl (Nore Friss, Cardenas; brig Sarah & Emma, Fo-sett, Trinid gehrs Carre Bonnell, Pinkha, Mparacot; West Winds Tracey, Bristol, Ri (and cleared); Governor periea Phinney, Bos'on Sth cleared); Manaway, Hampion, and Clio, Bi { Cleared—Steamships , Crocker, and Catharine Whiting, Harding, Providence: ‘Norinan, Nickerto Boston; ships Athenias (Br) 1 Goudey, Antwerp; Shak speare (Ger) Fechi barks Oliver Emery teas En , Breme! pak Ha Pas toe for orders; Nicola Drago ; Edmund (Ger), Builerdick, Bremen; Barri cM Robertson, Dublin; brigs J Hyperion, Wilmington; | Adciaide, ‘Aspinwall; : less (8r), ’ McDonald, na Thurlow,! Corbitt, Havana; Wehts TM Stone, Pitcher: Providence. Morrie Allon, New Bed irae Perera orson, Orson, Hast. jo le . Corson, Bralotion Oliver pre r, Saco; ay ‘ells, apriages t B fateon, Gubler, “and 88 Godirey, Godfrey, Bast Wing, ‘ila Portsmouth joffman, ie oe River; E Crowell, Howes, and Arcola, Bich, prov Incctown; 8 O'Brien, Burn, New Loatoa Newcastry, Del, Ma ny 2 Brig Kodiak. for Aspin anischr Eastern Belle, for Portland, before repo! ashore, got off on 3th ult, and proceeded, Sailea yee Brice, I) River, Passed: esterase, earmahips ‘Yazoo, New 01 aun?) Leopard, for New "Redtord; brige is, for ee and Coflil, terday, AM, schr Mary de Al Ja mes, aloe, ore ow Mon for Connects DB Dive for Haliiax, NS; deep ‘Bort Delaware PM yes Sparkling | Sea Her wortalk: Maxsis Cument erty, es Providence ; Goaas. laden herm brig anche zh a ‘he a: Ms ey Del tar Up the t lerday., meine in son.” ers “patie Bark Bertha Rod, and bi ic Ethel Bol Bolton went to sea Pt Stearhsntp, Yazoo naused out lant evening. master teh Cia be Cty Agnes I malley, Cardenas via Vineya red—schr Bava Torrey, Fouls, Glark’s Island, to load tor New Yor May Hap eR “prig Pronto, Ponce, PR; schrs C B Raymond, Welliniten, and idy, Phi Madeionta® RTSMOL schrs Union Flag, Ma Frisbee, Baltimore; thea 6 Co any Philadelphia; Helen ‘The ford, Pe neon. Rhodes, Newport Satan? ‘Kenduskeag, Wyatt, dot yasnah: us! a Ge Gr tabial ‘Wee Eid eV in, sen Price Patuxent River, Mas a kine ia; Ocean Wave, Fisher, 7 A Ere ia win iAivers seh ‘sohrs Carrie Heyer, Herschel ner bert, Be bn irabo: 7 Minnesota. Bet Spr Por vol hason for Pawtucket: M bb, lick, Port Johnson: John Warren. McGar; Belle R Hull, Brush; David A ry, Waiters: Henry way. pistons, Mary Stowe, Bacon: J H Youmans, simith, and Johi "i , Hart, Hoboken ; Maria E Hearn, Palmer, New ‘or! hy a sg Pages bene Philadelphia; * Mist, Munsey, mn. Bitzpatrick, Cro- iank ‘# Point; Mar~ al, bet it Mitt hain stitation, Youns’ ‘Tenis: bert Gverton; mica GSimith, Nichols: Horizon, Leet, a Hannah, ekman, Arnold, New York; sloops Car-* rie Gurnee, Ousic, Haverstraw; Eliza Ann, Ward, New . }- fre i, schrs Susan McDevi aaa Benplett ‘Alinden, Philadelphia; Sone Hobo! oa Li Gatkiey, Newman, Rondout; Ed~ ten, Young New WRIOHMON ADI prit 30—In Dore schrs LH Barnes, for ed York, and B i" Collins, and Roxanna Johnson, for SAN FRANC! tas Prag %—Cleared. bark Tage (Fr), Boulanger, Live hrs D 8 Williams, ‘Gustateen! Sant 0 Via Humbolaes: Witch Queen, Taylor, Costa Sailed—Hark Anguste Fr), Barnard. Burrard Tn man Kang, ithe ie nD 3 pe aren oad La ee ma and with « 10 of passengers an SAVANNAH, Api eared, Dark. lauget (N pln Fouled, (oi as befor | sehr J A Gilde jailer, Mosqitito ont, 2-Arrived ed. steamships Leo, Dearborn, New pari ental it. ‘ton. Cleared —Hrig Zingu (Br), Eagett, St John, NB. Salion—Steamah! Sin’ Bafvadors Sickeraon, New H Pili sacl Bue! oe chi York; Word’ Colton, Phitadetphia: Saragossa, | TigopeE Hutte rohr Jennie Stout, stout. New York: SOUTHWEST HARBOR, Me. April ‘leared, sche surprise, Hannon, New York. 8 QNINGTON, April 30-Arrived, schr John W Rum Be; Foro lount sert tor New York. "FAUNTON, ‘April 30—Arrived, ‘schir Abel W Parker, aah Uo NO, April 90—Arrived, bark Thos Seed (Br), Proctor, Galveston. {$C H#LLANBOUS, OM COURTS every where; no publicity ree; notar; pe aay, ds Broadway “\ BSOLUTE ‘0; of different States; no fees in advance ; ad JFREDERICK 1 Ki NAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. COUNTERFEIT ALLCOCK POROUS PUASTERS. Dangerous imitatious and counterfeits of this valuable medicinal article are in the market, whose use is calcu- vie Counsellor lated to make worse affections, which tho true plasters invariably relieve or cure. But the case is even much worse, for some of these vile counterfeits possess absolutely polsonons qualities, pro grene and mortifica- ducing where applied bioiches, tion of the part, taal ‘The men who make these imitations should be frowned down by an indignant and outraged neople. These men are incapable of making anything of ther own earn # name, therefore they steal the reputation of celebrated articles in which to clothe their miseranie and nefarious concoctions. ‘The ALLCOCK'S INDIA RUBBER POROUS PLAS. TERS are prepared with intelligent, conscientious re- gard to secure those great curative properties which have made the plaster celebrated throughout the civile ized world. HOW TO SEOURE THE TRUE PLASTER WITH- out’ Dousr. Observe that on the plaster is a United States govern~ ment stamp printed in black ink, with B, BRANDRETH All others are imitations. on the same in white letters. Cleared-—Steamers Neptune, Roman, Baker, Philadelphia; aro, via Thom wi mith Peters, unker, rort Spain; b via (BR Philadel: orgetow! 10 5 ulu, snow, Kennebec River, mo oad for itimore. ialed—sigamets ‘intavia, Wm Crane, arrolls anu Bo: man; bark if Athol, brig Erie. BALTIMORE. Muy l-artived: brig John Shay, Nick- cma 3 Now York (not as betore) ie, laps Gavan. Krey Swoggerson (Ger), D Chapin, (Br), Le Jesse wis, Weymouth, or counterfeits. B. BRANDRETH, President of Porous ec Company of New York.. Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York. ‘EW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH, WITH out # plates clasps, pivots or extractions of any teetly yr stumps; inserted permanently, preserving the natw- fal expression, which can never be restored after @ ii Du seamehipe, Sever Cuel an, Maren, Providence desehdieaesennh isons Hi ; Ligaie Lae, teuther BAS’ HARBOR, 1 24—arrived, schr Francis Ar- thomus, Pinkbam, } Aer tor Now Yorks tractions; the’ best references given and satisf action a aranteed: testimoniais seen at the Inventor's, Dr. IGESMOND, Surgeon Dentist to the Woman's Hospital, 10 Wet Hlevensh street,