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WASHINGTON. Means, Treasury Farming and the Molety.| ury to issue in exchange for legal teuder notes of System To Be Abolished. NEW -FINANCE BILLS. Wasuincton, May 4, 1874. Ne Conclasion Arrived at on the Cur. rency Question—Prospect of Com- promise Waning—Democrats in an Unenviable Position. One who speaks with authority says thus far vhe Senate Finance Committee have not come to any conclusion nor agreed upon any proposition which the dissentient forces can unite upon. The intimation of 8 compromise or acceptable measure given out in the last debate on the finances, instant upon the reaffirming the vote on the bill which the President vetoed has not been followed by any hope of realization. He further adds:—‘If the commitrvee dO not mature some reasonable and satisfactory decision by-yhe middie of this week the Senators favoring @p increase of the currency will go ahead atonce and frame a bill promptly whieh will meet their views, and which they will carry, too.” This was said with an air of positiveness which was unmistakable and betokened considerable impatience at the course which the majority of the Senate Finance Committee had pursued, and espectally atthe persistency of Senator Sherman tn urging the adoption of his five per cent gold bond as the vessel of resumption and convertibility which the so-called inflationists, as well as some of the contrac- onista, do not approve. In the uucertain phases of the contest, as they now present themselves, the democrats, who have co-operated with the Mor- ‘tonites up to this are in an unenviable position on the-finance question, and they are beset by dim- culties which meet them on both sides, since the republicans favoring expansion have been in council upon the plan of battle they are going to adopt when they renew the conflict, if, as geems probable, they are forced to it. The democrats who formerly co-operated with them are not consulted, and this is to some measure felt \-registered bonds of denominations of $50 or some | ently, which have called for expensive and un- | necessary investigations. So far Governor | Shepherd cannot be said to have been directly authorized by law, from issuing paper as 8 circulating mediam. A bill was introduced by Representative Dawes to-day, and referred to the Committee of Ways and whtoh authorizes the Secretary of the Treas- the United States an equal amount of coupon or multiple of the sum, redeemable in coin, at the pleasure of the United States, after thirty years from date of issue, and bearing interest, payable quarterly, in such coin at the rate of four and one-half per centum per an- num. The Secretary of the Treasury may rewsue | ‘the United States notes so secured, or, if they are cancelled, may issue United States notes to the same amount, either to purobase or redeem the | public debé or to meet the current expenses of the public service; and the said bonds and the interest thereon shall be exempt from the payment of all taxes or duties of the United States, as well as from taxation im any form by or under State, municipal or local authority, the bonds to be payable at the United States Treasury. ‘the National Banking act 1s proposed to be amended, 80 that the amount required to be kept on hand at all times, by every banking association, shall be an average equal to the same amount for and dur- ing any one fiscal year. And all persons are at liberty to organize banking associations at such places as they shall judge proper, in accordance | with the provisions of the acts relative to national | banking associations. This act is to take effect | on and after the 1st of January, 1875, Proposed Resumption by Congress of Legislative Control of the District of Columbia. Senator Stewart to-day introduced a bill pro- | viding for the resumption of legislative control of | the district of Columbia, This is tne result of | @ conviction in the minds of a majority of | the members that the affairs of the Dtstrict should be entirely in the hands of Cougress, and, Irrespective of any charges or suspicions, well or ill founded, which are now made, they are of the opinion that a change as contemplated by this bill will be for the benefit of the District | and promote the satisiaction of Congress, which | of late years has been banished by competing | | } | political factions and accusations made persist- by them. Hence it is figured that this is not very conducive to the continuance of that adherence which they have so unswervingly given up to this time, and there must natarally arise with them an aversion to subordinating themselves to the ex- pedtency of swelling the numbers of those who, it quasi republican fight. On the other hand, they are confronted mean- ingly by their democratic brethren, with whom, on almost every other subject, they are a unit. Now ths déte now of finance and the unpromusing result of holding their ground unflinchingly as heretofore signified by their votes, has left them in a perfect quandary. But, conscious of their strength, they | maintain a decorous sang Jroid, and are, to some extent, easy, though slightly concerned. Natur- ily, they do not want to be reduced to the un- measured importance of an “unknown guantity ;”” yet they hold the balance of power either way, for without them, the inflationista cannot carry the Senate, but the contractionists can by an acces- sion of two or three votes carry the bill which the Senate Finance Committee will report, provided they should be silent or absent. In the latter | event that result would ve doubly assured. | Furthermore, some of the Senatorial friends of the administration have been adroitly at work to win over by a signiticant kindness and an implied sug- gestiveness of benefit to be derived, the support of some of the previously opposed democrats, and their own political colleagues have mot been idle m working for this end. So 3% will be seen that, if these contingencies develop into facts, the President stands a fair chance of winning a victory in the Senate by hav- | Mesers. George H. Andrews and Henry E. How- chargeable with anything which looks like cor- | ruption or dishonesty; but of that Cougress can take no heed until the whole investigation is | the Assistant District Attorney and Chief of Police, | promise now to be somewhat protracted. Under | | | closed, which, owing to recent developments as to | is said, are merely struggling for the mastery in a | | the new bill, when adopted by Congress, it 4s thought the Commissioners provided for in it ‘Will be selected from abroad in different States, so | as to prevent the possibility of any collusion or | ring business of which, it is asserted, there would | arise suspicions if they were selected here. Gov- ernor Shepherd, who is saia to be in favor of the dill, will, it is also believed, be appointed one of | the new Commissioners. Tne white people of | the District are in favor of it, but the colored | Voters oppose it because it takes away the delecta- ble privilege of their enjoying the elective fran- chise. NEW YORK CITY. The Mayor having withdrawn the nomination of Jana, itis currently rumored that Alderman John J. Morris will be nominated to the vacant Police Commisstonership. About three o’elock yesterday morning Timothy Holland, said to be a painter, fell down a fight of basement steps of premises No. 15 Spruce street, and, breaking his neck, died almost mstantly. Tue iti at rag taken to the Park Hospital, and Coroner Woltinan will bold an inquest. Rev. David A. Day and wife, missionaries of | the Lutheran Church, sailed yesterday in ing such & measure carried as will meet his ap- proval, notwithstanding the earnest and immova- ble determination of the opposition. Another | aggravation of the isolated position of the | “more money” democrats is found in the fact that their fellow democrats have | @ conneging link with the Finance Committee ‘threugh Senator Bayard, who is a member of it | amd can keep them advised of the programme to be adopted, while, for the reasons here given, the others, who are on the opposite side, are cat off by the reticence of their republican con- Jreres irom the information which would, perhaps, cheer them to renewed activity, and are in the dark by reason of the uncertainty which now prevails as to what is going to be done and the present non-communicativeness of those who, to & certain extent, previously counselied with and guidea them. There are dissolving views of the fixedness of even so staid ana reliable a body as the United States Senate. Senator Fenton on the Moicty System— Organized Rasealities Culminate in the Grossest Crimes. Senator Fenton, as intimated in these despatches Of last night, opened with the vigor and precision ofa Roman battering ram on the shortcomings of tne New York Custom House, battle cry “The Moileties!” a bill to repeal which he had offered as 1871, but which has slept quietly from that time to this in vhe = careful, affectionate, embrace of the Senate Committee on Commerce, and not a whisper has been heard from it. The babe was a powerful sleeper, but now Senator Fenton, not liking the custody in which it 1s, moved that the Committee on Commerce, who are its nurses, be relieved from the responsibility. Ths is a genteel way of suing out a par- Mamentary writ of habeas corpus. Senator Fenton paid his respects to the aforesaid committee, mentioning by name and in a quiet yet firm vein manifested his disapprobation of the action of his brother members on it. He spoke of his repeated and unavailing attempts to have the bill acted upon, and talked quite. understandingty of the manner of doing business in the New York Custom Bouss. He spoke of “organized rascalities there which had grown antil they culminated in ‘the grossest crimes, trampling under foot the well earned rights of honest merchants,” which he showed were performed by a system of so-called Special agenta, wa0 were a body of irresponsible men. He vividly described how commercial houses were at their mercy, and how they “studied the violation of the laws’ rather than their enforcement, as the former proved more profitable to them under the tempt- img inducements of the moieties system. Senators Fs Farewell religious services were held in the cabin, taking for nis | Tour long ago as, if not | the bark Thomas Pope, for Liberia, in West Africa. in which Rev. A. C. Wedekind, D. D., Rey. Thomas | $ Malcotm, of Philadelphia, Rev, b. Wenner and | | Rev. David A. Day took part. Many iriends were | Carer Five passengers were on board returning The ladies of East Sixtieth street, under the supervision of Mrs. Rebecca Kastor, Mrs. Celia Herrman, Mrs. Rebecca Bonton and Mrs. Rebecca | Marks, have rendered great assistance to the of the Nineteenth precinct station house aur! the past winter, having collected $206 25, and furnished 3,420 meals, breakfast and sup; re Or the money collected $143 74 was expendes this way, leaving a balance of $64 12, which will S donated to the Old Ladies’ Home. SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF MAY. | Sails. ‘Steamer. Bow:ing \ jonas isroad ws 29 6 “A Bowling Green -|2 Bowling Green -[f Bowling Green 61 Broad ws | Bee @ | :|S'Bowling Green | 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 9 Broadway. | Seesenssese | Herder | Ponmerania.. May | City of Richmond! iiss Liverpool wevwons¥evensenpetssoncne | Baltic May Liverpool... jontan Liverpool. Spain. Liverpoot Glasgow. Ville de ora Havre | Almanac for New York—This Day. AIGH WATER Gov. Island..morn 10 47 Sandy Hook..morn 10 02 Hell Gate......eve 12 32 PORT OF EW YORK, MAY 4, 1874. CLEARED. Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Portland—J F Ames. | $3 Boutweil and Sherman were attentive listeners throughout, the former at times suggesting some corrections and manifesting much interest, owing | to his former imcumbency of the Secretary- ship of the Treasury. Governor Fenton’s speech | made a deep impression on the Senate, and in | connection with the report of the Honse Commit. | tee of Ways and Meuns will go to the record as evidences that at last the gross injustices commit- | 4 Co. ted on the mercantile community im the name of | tn Jaw sball not go unrebuked and umeorrected, Financial Bills Introduced in Congress | To-day—Variations of Free Banking | and Redemption. | The bill introduced by Representattye Hooper | to-day forGeneral Butler, who is absent,.1s similar | Per to that introduced vy General Butier at wprevious | session of Gongress. It provides for free banking | and better security to depositors, giving elasticity to the currency, preserving its value to the people ana preventing panics by locking up. ‘The first section of the Dill says that bank notes may be issued to associations created ander the Nationa! Banking act, now organized, or which may hereafter be organized, such notes to be in addition fo the amount of notes now al- | sowed by law. The Secretary of the Treasury is required to withdraw an smount of United States notes, each and every month, equal to twenty-five per contum of the national bank- ing notes txsued to banking associations furing the preceding month until the out | standing and unpaid United States notes shall be | reduced to $60,000,000, and such notes slali not | be reissued except a8 & reserve to meet any emer- gency of the pubiic service to be declared by proc Jamation by the President, The iast section of Abe bul vropivtte any vubiic or, private corsoraon, | gucenstowh oth, with + ZATE Armonia (lial), Mayglo, Cork or Falmouth —Sloco- | ane Jobannes Rod (Nor), Andersen, Cork for orders— x Bark’ rankiin (Nor), Hassen, Waterford—Tetens & jock m: Bs airicane (Port), Castello, Lisbon—Hagemeyer & ran, Brig peg'y (Nor), Andersen, Caen—Fanch, Edye & Co. } Gamer, Grozier, Gibraltar—8 © Loud & Co. wt Spray Bloom (Sr), Ganion, Cow Bay, CB—iation, ‘atyon Brig Teviot (Br), Alkoma, Liverpool, NS—J ¥ Whitney Schr Eagle Reek, Hamraond, Lisbon—Miller & Hough- sehr Nancy Sanith, Boyd, Montevideo—Chas F Zimmer- n. Selir Rebecca Ann (Br), Florian, Ponce, PR—Miller & Houghton. | Sehr Phebe, Medero, Baracot J Wenberg. Schr BH Jones, Smith, Orange Bluff and King's Ferry, Pla—tiaght & Petty. | Scbr Demory Gray, Brewster, Charleston—Slaght & | ate M EHickman, Robinson, Washington, DC—Slaght | eter David Collins, Townsend, Philadelphia—Over ton aw ao, < ‘it Page, Hilyard, Bastport—Jobn Boynton’s one Lenora H Jones, Cousins, Portland—H W Loud & Sobe Sarah E Smith, Bag ang ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THY HERALD STEAM YACUTS AND KRALD WHINMSTONE TELEGRAPH LIN. Qoltse (Her. Kiddie, Liverpool April 23 and ndse and 64) pawengers to RJ Po Had fresh wesperly gales most ot th Soe 5 My & lat 4190, owl 94, passed an Anchor line stenuy- ship. bound e¢ ‘he een (Br). Bragg, Liverpool April 22 apd queenstow Ba svich amine and 4 paosengers to F W'S Burst april 29, iat 46.41, x04 15, spoke sip Herald of the Morning, from Liverpoot ow aa ch wth, lat 44 Ul, lon 45 44," steamship City of mons for Liverpool; same day, iat 53 61, “ ara Avrth derman Liovd reames, bout ty. May 1 iat 0, ge oe pauwed a sieamner showing ed tigne att, ships and blue lint torward, pond £; 3d, 19 40: jou ge 40, Dassed sieamwnip Republic wx hence | abandoned the vessel and = mamas ast east ate mgt sue Bach, Wel, ph itndelphia 1 for Bt i took Capt Bart ‘and and ‘crew, Il in number. Steamship Cuba, Vera Cruz Pri 80 26th and Havana my Bt SB, wwtth indie aud Bases engers * “ereamanip Fort Bits, Permute Ay GE yo BR ing NW by W 280 miles it; broke the piston on the main engine ; then it sail; had strong gales and heavy sea trom NW to NNE until the sary, art of May Re andi Ug} af part of yeas light, baffling winds baring diab Ly ply ‘the. pros + cont be rectly dry throughout the whole passage | May ‘at, Dearing W, 30 miles ington, N: wl poke negat, bearing SW 10 miles distant, was steamtug James 7, and bros it to 0 New Steamship Vid Dominion, Walker, Nortoe Gi and Richmond, with indse and passengers to ‘the minion Steamsiip Co. Ship Corsica (of Boston), Vesper, Havre March 18 in for orders to snow & anchored at Sandy Hook tor orders. p Lisbon (of Bath), Dunning, Matansas 10 days with usar to order: vessel to J W Eiwel Point Do- Bark James 5 Stone (of Boston), “Eulaney “Yokohama Jan’. with "eas to Jol nD Wood to Balter ermore, Hada panels wane the. ‘nina Em Sea, which carried het to the Hquator in the Pacific: | touched at Anjier January 26, where learned from the reaideuts that up to rar a ae had been no west- erly monsoon, but, inst it NB winds; in In- Gian Ocean got the SE Mrades in lat 12 8: in'iat iS lon 51 E, passed two large water ¢1 sinted ‘ted white; otf Algoa Bay encountered a strong westerly gale of three dave’ duration; passed lon of Cape lope March 10. and crossed the Equator ape Nin Jon 35 ond, have had variable weather since; April $0, lat $3, lon 70 sed the ‘lower mast of a vessel of about 600 {0 Broken off close to the deck, the head being, tered ; saw no other wreckage in vielnity +4 April, 8, lon 25 W Ao spoke shi Cee for Ade- ux 40 days, with Nana B Sloe Tat 31, lon 6) 4 i Brig \ changed siguais-with’ a Darke eM letters WJ) tbr steer Brig James Crosby (of Brooksville), Tape River. a, 9 days, with yellow pine tgle: Yeusel to Milier & Houghton. Schr Sunbeam, Tibbitts, Santa Cruz, ain Canary Islands, 30 days, with cochinoal and almonds to Yates & Porterfield. Feb 9, on the outward Nort lat 37 15, lon 70.10, took a, heavy SE gale, and after blowing heavy for 2 hours it backed to NE d NW, blowing violently for 72 hours, during ‘which time it Dlew a hurr cans for 12 hours, with very heavy sea, in which roke minboom, fails, stove n the tive fot Enciand, fell ya & CO; ‘all possible efforts bein made to save him, but without avail it blowin at the time; had ‘strong NE trade: on 70 W, since strong northerly and sates to ae April 25th, 75 miles SE of Hatteras, had « heavy gale from SW last: 12 hours. while lying to broke fore gaff, split sails i received other damage: ADFIL 12th, lat BL 42, Lon 4235, a French bark with letters P Pin fore topsail and And figures in main topsatl, bound. no Sehr Wenonah (of Cohasset), Pendleton, Mayague: PROB days with sugar. to Eggers & Heinemann; vesse fo Wm Chalmers, “April 25 lat 2540, ton 74, ‘took a heavy gale trom W, which incre: hurricane, lasting 14 hours, in which lost foreuall, ried away foremasthead, had decks swept of everyth! movable, bulwarks and water casks stove. ant bing ived other damage; since heavy gales from all quarters, Sehr Annie A: (of Provincetown), Mattheson, Matanzas ll days, with molasecs to’ A Howell & Son veasel to aster. Schr J P Robinson ora Ellis, Warbor eae j Douglass; wBI dares with pineapples to Jas 4 vessel Sone Hattie B Smith (of Newburynort). Bara- oa 10 days, with fruit toy &T Foarsali; vessel to'b Wenve Schr Téaac Rich (of Boston), Oliver, Baracoa 9 days. — fed a J Liuhi y Taulina: vessel to M B Bond. 8 Marior (or Brookhaven), re Eorpandina + 7 days with gpiee Pine to Eppinger 4 Russell ; vessel ‘an Brunt & Schr Annie eye ‘ot Jonesboro), Look, wiecisce in as. with lumber to Eppinger 4 Russell; vessel to tt. Schr JE Ridgeway, Tompaent. Jacksonville 7 days. wan yellow pine to Drew & Buckie ; vessel to master. on wan, Prince, Charleston 10 days, with lumber igley ; ‘vessel to master. sob J C Cottin: ngham, Ay Ayres Wilmington, NC, 9 days, ‘with shingles to Schr James Boyle, Simin Finca. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Schr Nelite Clark, Clark, Stand, NB, for New York, days, with lath to Jed Frye & Oo. sg if chr Ann T Sippie, Baker, New Bedford for New York. Be tee ear! oe jarvey, Bearse, Boston for New Yors, Sehr nS Sualen, Older, Connecticut River for New York, ler. with wood Sehr Ella H Barnes, Sturges, Boston for New York. ellv, New Bedford for New Schr Louisa Francis, York, with box boards to Mason. Schr R W Brown, Winters, Providence for New York. pes Joszph Rogers, Rogers, Portiand tor New York, with stone. Schr Sarah E Jones. Bentergeesi Boston for ond — Schr Copia, West, Conasset Narrows tor New York. Schr Success, Richards, Providence for Hoboken. Schr Jane M inte eg) Hull, Pordand tor Hoboken, with stone to © Gregory. Sehr Sheppard A jount, Haliock, New London for New ee Kate Callahan, Avery, NewLondon for New ‘Selir © 3 Errickson, Chase, Providenee for Schr Mira A Praty’ Pratt, Cromwell tor Fuladelpbia, with stone. Schr Old Zack. Matthews, Norwich for New York. chr le, Coleman, Taunton for 2 Schr Gloulde, Hall, X» od Schr Angler, Besse, W i Sehr rt B Smith, Mckerson, Wareham for New York, with nails to Parker Mills. Schr Wm Douglass (new), McKandos, City Island for iew Y ‘Sehr Constitation, Young, Providence for New. York. Sehr Jenny Lind, “pencer, Brantiord tor New York. ae Titmouse, Allen, trom Dennis (bound south fish- fener Chas McDonald, Chase, from Dennis (bound south fishing). Sehr J Burley. Saunders, Somerset for New York. Schr Hattie S Collins, Tribble, Hartford for Amboy. Sohr James Hoffman, Shropshire, Providence for New ‘ork. ‘Rohr Herbert Manton, Kelly, Lanesville for New York, ‘with stone to order. Schr Maria L. Hai, camer eee, Portland for New York, with stone to H W Gesen J McCloskey. ¥ ‘Whittemore, Newport for New Sehr Thos Hull, Brown, Stonington for New = Schr Mary Natt, Natt, New London tor New Yoi Schr Cornelia, Huntley Pigeon Cove for New’ York, with stone to order. Schr Teading ne No 42, Rukin, New Haven for New ‘ork. Senr Henrietta, poagg 5 Pawtucket for New York. Schr Sunbeam, Young, Fall River for New York. Schr Ann B Jacobs, Jones, New Haven tor New York. Sehr ¢ Cornelia, Providence for New York. Young, Harttord for New York. Bene Geo ashi wis, Fall River for New York. mech sas James Phelps, Brockway, Connecticut River for few Y bg ig 8 Hatch, Kelsey, Connecticut River for New Sehr Marion, Hinks, Newport for New York. BOUND East, Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portian’. Schr Oceanus, Young, Yhiladelphia for Providence. Senr Charles Lovering, Chase. Fort Johnson tor Nor- Kehr Alice Oakes, Parsons, Port Johnson for Hallo- wel kehr H Hallock, Allen, Albany for New Bedford. Schr Newport (hr), Miller, New York for Windsor, 3. Echt Hickman. Orocker, Woolbeidge tor New Yor Schr Ring Dove, Swaine, New York for Boston. Schr Wm 0 Irish, Tirrell, Hoboken tor Providence. Schr Heien Mar, Ward, Elizabethport tor Providence. Senr Charles Levering, Chase, Port Johnson for Nor- wich. Schr Iris, Long, New York for Harwich. Schr Highland, Lynch, New York tor Boston. Sehr Dart. Wiliams, New York tor Stamiora. Steamer Galatea, Gale, New York tor Provence. SAILED. Ship Ontario (from the Southwest Spit), London ; barks Peplta Ger), Bichmond; Mercur (us).’ Kostoc jock} brigs icika. Jncme! ; ‘Mariposa, Wilmington, ee elted 24a ‘al (Ger), Bremen ; Borneo, Ant rere: ‘Kdgar (Br), Bremen; barks Aberdeen, Cibraitar; Snow Queen (Br), Havre Be pre ee iris, Gibraltar, Maritime Mise Miscellany. We are under obligations to the purser of the steam- ; ship Cuba, from Vera Cruzand Havana, for the prompt | delivery of one te files and despatches, Bare Aur Pitindetpl tain Bart, of bark Alfred (of Bath, Mo), from, Philadel a for St John, NB, makes the fol: lowing report:—Sailed from the Delaware Broak waver Kpril 41, with a cargo of coal bound to StJohn, NBY On the 25th took a ee gale trom E, ( a Pe —_ hove down on her beam end Se m: a to ease her, but she remained in thaty having shifted her cargo: 27th, was fallen fn Ww pilot boat G W Blunt, No Ll, and all hauds, 11 in ber, ‘went on board’ the pilot boa! the vesse} having very little water in her; Bu the W Blunt took the vexsf in tow a trying to get’her to ort; May $d, lat 40, lon 70, wi Ang by steamship jakon Adelstetn, trom Bergen for York, and was transterred to her and brought to this port, aT Hee Lil having the vessel in tow; the ball ‘apparendy good order. Bric Lapy Brows, ashore on the Floridn coast, lies on American Shoal. she is coal laden. Sonn Eurness, before reported run ashore at Rockland, after collision, Was line-loaded, and was grounded through fear she would spring aleak and set the cargo on fire, She was got off next tide without further - age. Sener Jaxx D McCarry, Simpson, ashore at Sandy Boek, Hes well up onthe beach and in'a good position. Coast Wrecking Co have contracted to get her of a are waiting a favorable tide ys commence on her. Sonn Mayriower, owned East, was the vessel in sion with schr Empress in Rockland harbor in. th otzith wit, The M ed ber anchors and | waa of schr Empress, anshipping mainb m: sail aud saving stern, yar brought up and rodeous We wal Sour Exma I, Greoory, betore reported driven ashi at Hooeiand, Me, during the gate of Apel 1 56, wae sommes what dam: but has been got off with about five tect er hold and taken to the south marine rail- irs. om Sour Orara Jaye, from Porches Byannis, iia Aor 38 with q ; freab water, and sais sy! aving ©: frome water, i experienced the gal Scnm Frontn. York, went a: sured, Sous Prancts Sarrenty, from Caibarien, at Ph " pia May'3, had heavy NW und NNE galcas splitanta, carried awuy for@tooin and sustained other damage 10 sails and rigging. Sonn Travencen, wrecked on Petit Menan Point, will be repaired at Millbridge. Ker damage ws not so great a was feared; $400 0 $0 w will v4 fordan, with a argo of on Dear lee, re staves for New Me, April 27; cargo in- 1 place pair. About thres-tourthe of the resent wai at pone tained in the hold was considerably damaged, but the frig on Seek, i including 2) hhds of Toolasses: ‘Was saved in good condition, Scum Havaiet A Cnase (Bry from Portland fur St John, NB, with serap iron, whici is supposed to have toundere \ off the Jormer port Digit of April 30, was of About % tons burthen. owned by NB, and valued at aboot $100, She was commanded some. | use & Co, of a by | aE 4 letter from j ae fetes te nc Te ies on Pome ¢ Weather proves tavora: a ber ainy to hase” ws ‘vessel off {a"two oF ‘three of the Pennsylvania Go, at ies Sgriact with Messrs Wa- tera sie ea een to from Trenton tor haa doraand oa. she hy vn a sees ward of Waale Rook, a cargo of 30 tons nner es pas co Hlaverhil ae ey schoner’ "be now je are at At cast Sdovers’y re, schooners ‘auld of tae bark are ewer ‘ard one rooks lower ror jana be abet snip inidy and Zmasted Aa bhocen tives, on Bass River bar; nome not known. Haurrax, NS, May «oie. :s the ice blockade st uevec. rendering she. wen this aftern the American bark ¢ bound to Portlan tana repo! Charles ones: on the | doned, wate: of water in her hold; put @ prize ci and brought her to this ports whe | fallen in with, the bark had just been abandon: tain Dowdell put a crew on men on board, and while they were making preparations to secure the yee. the Cap’ returned from @ sehgonar, on which he and his crow had taken refuge. leave his men on board, as the bark was fast and he thought | vie ‘could pot De sav were lett on boat can nae but, ‘failing “this the Montana bore up for aa etter from St, Pierre, Miquelon, dated the 20th ult, French vessel which just arrived there, Targe steamer ten days previously; position “no approached Mee asneat as she could with ealety ; n abandon me nother vessel arrived at St Pierre reports having ‘@ vessel bottoin up, which appeared to be a bark. Fifty of the French fishing fleet, days out, have not yet arrived. New Lonpon, dered off Saybroo! She was examined to-da St May ¢: «An paknone schooner toun- on Thursday; all hands were lost. by the diver, T A Scott, and ymour, of Brookhaven, Davi- ir; owners ‘not known. o. May 4—Steamship Dunraven (Br), from Bar- Ha Cargo of railroad iron, arrived at Indian Cove bard event ne ge a severe gale which she in the G fe o! St. Lawrence, she 1 encountered ‘a man overboard, had some ot her boats damaged and her vow stove in by heavy fleld ice. Bark Marchioness of Gueensburg (Br), which went ashore at L'lalet while on her way trom winter quarters, has arrived at Indian Cove waterlogged and will have to discharge her c arge Thirty-five pilots sat leave here to-morrow for the lower 5t Law! Spoken. Ship Black Hawk, from New York for San Francisco 22 days, lat 18, lon ship Herald of the Morning, Me McLaughlin, from Liver- pool tor New York. April 16, Lat 48 11, Lon Snip Richard I! bard, from “Liverpool for Glou- cevtel, Maas April’), lat 8, fon Ship Vietorsa, “Atw trom Liverpool for Caloutta, April 10, off Wat ‘iphon, eg Liverpool for Southwest Pass, Bark Tamora (Br), from Leghorn for Philadelphia, 46 | daysgats tnd 1, lat 39, lon 74 08 (by pilot boat Washing- on Two light barks, standing into the land (probabl: Boomerang ai Ral yn Sultan, trom gon my sy eS mata sehr Crusade st Halligx 28th trom W Western Banter” or Brig Fanny, from Messina tor Polindelphiay so days out, May I, Iai 39, lon 74 08 (by bilot boat Washington, No OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. —_- Arrivals and Departures of Vessels Em- ployed in the European Trade, dic. Lonpom, May 4, 137i, ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpool May 3, bark Halvard (Nor), Olsen, Pensacola. Arrived at Plymouth May 2, bark Veritas (Rus), Bum- | ble, New York for Stockholm; 4th, steamship Hammonia (Ger), Voss, do for Hamburg (and proceeded), Arrived at Middleburg May 3 (not April 22), bark Riga (Dutch), Jorgensen, Pensacola. Arrived at Grangemouth May 3 (ot April 26), bark Emily Lowther (Br), Cain, Danen. Arrived at Queenstown May 3 barks Akkera (Rus), As: trom, Philadelphia; Ottavia M (Ital), Rossi, Baltimore; 4th, Firdar (Nor), Stiansen, Galveston; Maria Virginia (ital, Gazzolo, Baltimore. Also arrived at do 4th, steamships City of Montreal (Br), Mirehouse New Yor tor Liverpool; Obio, Morri- son. Philadelphia for do, Arrived at Rotterdam May 2, bark Arvid (Rus), Hertz- berg, New York. Arriv Hamburg May 2, barks Maggie Chapman (Br), O'Neill, Philadeiphia; Protector (Nor), Christian- sen, New York. Arrived at Bremen May 2, barks Mary Wiggins (Br), Mosher, Unarleston: Republic (Ger), Fortmana, New York. Also arrived 2d, steamship Berlin (Ger), Putecher, Bal- timore. Arrived at Amsterdam May 2, barks Draigi Dubro- vacki (Aus), Caraman, New York; Knudsvig (Ger), Even- sen, do. Arrived at Lisbon May 2, brig Katahdin, Saunders, New York. Arrived at Lisbon, bark Everett Gray, Loring, New York. Arrived at Gibraltar, brig Geo W Hall (Br), Michener, New York via Bermuda. Arrived at Rio Janeiro (by tel from Lisbon), bark 8t Ursula (Br), Dickman, New York. Arrived at Hong Kong May 3, steamship Great Repub- lic, Howard, San Francisco via Yokohama (where she arrived April 25). Arrived at —— May 2, “Havding,” from United Btates. SAILINGS. Sailed from Liverpool May 3, ships Kate Troop (sr), Crocker, Tybee; Centaur, Foster, San Francisco (has Deen reported satied April 19); bark Vidar (Nor), Jor- gensen, Philadelphia (not previously). Sailed from London May 3, bark Metsola (Rus), Wikan- der, United States. Satled from Glasgow May 3, brig St Joseph (Br), for Boston. Saiied from the Clyde May 3, Vaile, for New York. Bailed trom Beliast May 3, bark Ornen (Nor), Hoag- land, United States; Osmus (Rus), Hanila, do; Norton, (Br), Davis, do. Balled from Newcastle May 3, bark Albert Neumann (Ger), Eichmann, New York. Sailed from Barrow May 3, brig Barbarossa (Ital), Valie, United States. Sailed from Havre May 1, bark Wetterhorn, Rich, United States. Sailed from Antwerp May 3, bark Loienzo (Nor), Hes- selberg, New York (not previously). Bailed from Amsterdam May 2, bark Frank Marion, Dillon, New York. Saiied from Rotterdam May 1, bark Iphigenia (Aus), Bacich, United States. sailed from Hamburg May 1, bark Geo B Doane (Br), | Corning, United States. Bailea trom Leghorn, brig Wesley & Seymour (Br), Spicer, New York, led cleo Bordeaux, bark Prince de Conde (Fr), for San Fra Sailed from barks Christoforo Colombo (Ger), owt york: Gest (tab, Cafiero, tasted Btate iD, Pogiea tn ‘ yr United 8 Foreign Ports. Arnzs, March 16—Arrived, schr J W Bartlett, Bartlett Salclusboroush. © Nailed March 1s, barks Orie (Br), Christin, Unitad 368; 1% Br), Prince Edward Islan eRMODA, meril 2-arrived, schr J 8 ay, from Bos- Crenroxcos, April %3—Arrived, brig Wm Mason, Allen, erces Hinckley, Smith, Boston ; Otter | Bn. too ty Be York; schr Ontario, McAuley, Bos- | ton. | Campenas, April 24—Arrived, schrs Jos Oakes, Parker, | Matanzas; Suntight, Etheridge, do. wratanay April Arrived. Winzen. New New Orleans cand sai steamship Germania (cone or esonas bt 27th. Joni brig Marae A Palmer dip) Mathews, 3 Knowles, Small, doy aheis bet Seg? Fomke Rhynas, igna a halled 2th. steamship Guillermo Sp. Echavarria, New Oricans; bark Nem (phd Ferrar, do, 20th, baks H D Btover, Fi Pierce, New Charles Ginigm (ap Huten- reed Matanzas Quac akin, Casilia (to load for iew York); schrs Berhad nf Felign Bn Smith, fy PR: cr ek, ote | | te] north iadell, | Woody Calbarion (since reported put bac! gle ld ankfort. (Ger), Bulow. (irom New Orleaiss Bre oR Smith, Norih of Hatterass'® F bes, for New York May a arrived, heamshipa Nova Scotian, pe Pictu; ai ee Somerset, ton); ped, a, beast eq orien. for Baltimore, bat dace Lovise (Nor), Friele, fi gene J es N Prench, Roberis, Tabasco, March 10—Arrived, brig Orion (Nor), ke mond via St Catharines, brig Flora (Ger), Hansen, New York. | Sonenas, April 6-—In port brig Vriana, Doane, for Bos- mn 7 Baua, iy ri] 16—Arrived, bark Yumurl (Br), Carlisle, | ken gaa hrs Gras well, vr erin 17th, | Starlight, Blatebrord te Thom: A hy ri ie Harriman, Philede) hia hohe phia hc en; schrs asia. +7, Trim, Jacksonville, ie LAND. April 24—In pore sehr Peter Mitchell | Delt | sone. MB, for quebec; Castolle (rote Boston and on | oak | aie yi Ri | Bhs nti Tarte Asie mma, Car- | Hale. a fort at SV Merrick, Li eat or | sehr Lawra A Webb. Hatch, New York | Patterson, north of Hatteras ; | ae Nstella | Ler Isaac Oberton, Achorn,’ Baltim “aay timore ; ere or ue rh tre berk Evening Star Priseilia Scribner, Dasey, Mat tSatloa” brig @ ¥ Geery, Conklin, sport di lew York. [Pan Sreaauir fpeene| yy April Is—Arrived. Vitesse, Roeckaert, New Ratled 2ist, JH Love, Math en York. BP omy March 28—Arrived, Neckar, Sorensen, Ame- righinow, April rb mt Jubannes, Muler, New York; ion, Attila. reen, do. ‘BREMERAAVEN, rapt 18—Arrived, Bremerhaven, Hol- Jeg, Philadelphia. i a1—Arrived. Charge, English, Pensa. eal ‘Ocean Cem, Taggart, Baltimore; Norton, Davies, n. Canvirr, April 18—Entered for ldg, Niord, Larsen, for ney Hook. Capiz, April I Sarah Gilmore, Clifford, New York; ibth (not 20th), Hail Columbia, Brereton, do. Sailed 16th, Ukraine, Meloner, Gloucester, Mass. oGgnoma, “March 3l—Arrived, Bolivia, Murohy, New Oni SAND, April 4—Arrived, Zuletma, Hansen, New Orleans for Re val. 4 Mijo, Robbins. Savan- ladelphis. Aka, April 16—Artived, nat for keval ah Argus, depllén, Ph ‘Gerdé, Heivenbe ames "mn the Foade Sih, fhstrom, Chisholm, trom P tc, Ahrens, from New York for stockolm? i Langhinricha. trom do for Stet- tins Der Friede, Yanks, trom Pitisdeiphis for ao. Bis re 1 41—Off,' Garibaldi, Hoyer, from Arendal UBLIN, April A 5 y Duaiss. April 2—Arrived, Annie ae Pierre- bar iyo April Eas i Pillay te 1 OF Ri wy, York for orders; Bea ehasrnguRsm Apt cOR, tLabe (ornare tor ver it ‘ork. it spent from cig cols (not areived at dig) nrencoriannd “Guasaow. Apri ‘State of Pennsylvania, Pree at Greenock 2ist, Esau, Marassi, New York. Gxestee Had April w—Arrived, N B Palmer, Knud- "*Gieton, AB rit 17—arrived, A Cutotta. New York. Oa, -—arrived, Anapo, lew Sailed rath, Fr 4 Francesco Anvonio, Va Vag 1. New York: Gupnattan, April 8—Ai ‘Gesen wey. nd cleared tor Almeria) ; Anes iy i. own. mn, er ina (and Sean for ); 12th, Teresa, De tins, New "At the bask of fhe, Fock 1th, wind bound, Fidelis, Young, from New York. Hamaura, April 16—Sailed, Orpheus, Larsen, New ork. veatien from Cuxhaven 2th, Wm Tapscott, Berry, New yereut, April 20— Arrived, Leif, Berteunuson, Pensacola; woltinside, Havelock, di Harve, April 20—Arrived, Peppino Mignano, Mar- tino, New York. Satied 19th, Mathilda © Smith, SBP Sidney CB; Halcyon, Hardie, Philadelphia: 20th. , Vernest, New York; Ari ingtor ym, Balt ny Cleared m, Denmark, (s), Sumner, New 18—Passed, North Honaldshay, Me- om Bremen lot Now Yorks, ‘april 2o_Arrived. Adriatic @, Perry, New . Foray th, Vanguard (9), Gill, ty of ‘peels ria a, TD Tibblts, New York; Pount ares, Fi Satled 20-"Atiantie, Saoobeer, Philadelphia : 2st, Activ, Jacobsen, New York: OFlent Til San frauciae Cleared 20th, Northampton, Mactoon, Bath, Me: Gard. ner Colby, Dunbar Boston; Sist, Anna, Achenbausen, Baltimore; vim ot brains, ne Wining ous Lilite soullard, Bhtered Out 2th. Nevada @), Forsyth. New York; M ghant. Quinn, | Phliadelph fa he grasating Wi Applet fe eee roy t Maiti Ont a a ay Marin, losher, Sandy a Bear: erry and New York; pepsi Nf the Bl ith, OH Warsha! all, trom Liverpool for ed April 21—Cleared, Nystad, Amundsen, Sandy wLishon. April’ 7—Sailed, Marianna II. Lopes, Philadel- hia; 9th, Joven Thomas, Pellica, New Yor! LONDONDERRY, A rg vet from Movitle Bay, Vil- e Belle, Little, for Balta |ALAGA, oon ScArriveds & Albert, Hubb: Boston; iplar, Bart Jett, New York. Sanantin, gic Whe New Orleans; Temp! So pnareri April 19—Arrived, Roberto, Astarita, New Iinawraz MApri usa, MeNutt, 1 SrRRr Oe Messina, April 18—Arrived, Charlest: ang Gibralear 6 Soarkiing Wa rae Dan i Philadeipinia. I ri pNemoasmun, April 21—Cleared, Gurl Frodoricks, for PA gare April 20—Entered for loading, Hercules, Wil- veyroors, April 21—Sailed, Nordcap, Clausen, New Prxarta, April 18—Satled, Franklin, Linnell, tor Mon- Frrdeons 5 Aizona, Llewellyn, Bio Janeiro; 2ist, Zephyr, weetzer, pn oS ec il 20—Arrived, Aquila ., Garrard, New York; Nicolina, sat do; Naja, udsen, do, lst, Garibaldi, Rocco, Ba Rio GRanpx pO sul, March 2—Arrived, Water Lil Wiggin, Richmond; v impulse, Gurda, ‘New Yors; Orion, Lucken, Richmon Sailed March 11, Flora, Hansen, New York. Swansa, April 1)—Sauled, Felic! tie, Fordeate. New York. Seen m april 17—Arrived. Hilja, Anderson, New York; 18th, Carl Friedrich, Jahnke, do. Sait ed Teth—Pudel Parlon, New’ ee Franklin (8), Dehnike, do (and left Copenhagen 17th Sevitie, April 4—Arrived, Mozart, ritshens, New York. Straits oF genie Garnet Sarah Nicholson, Selkirk, from Fouchow for New York. Surecps, April 2i—In the civer, Carl. Frederick, for New York. ready. Sourasara, March 1—Sailed, Bengal, Blanchard, Ran- Sogn. kuunpe, April 16—Arrived, Vegar, Albrechsen, ag? . Tamers, April 16—Atrived, Herzorin. Anna, Hanth, w York; Adonis, Olsen, do; Sam Weller, Varwell, Pitladelpia, || 20—Arrived. Pocahontas. Williams, Savan- aah, William, Haraing, Charleston. K Tarra, A April 18—Ar: ived, Amy, Pinkham, Palermo for ew York, eer eerie “April 7—Arrived, Golden Fleece, Herndon, ow Vigo, April arceies Se Cox, New York. Warerrorp, April 20—Arrived, Porfirio de Martino, Schiano, New you me ril 18—The master (Durkee) of the Susan M ved here from Philadelphia, reports:—17th March, in Int 86N; lon 69 W, fell in with’s derelict and alsmasted vessel of about 80) tons; she was apparentl ihe Harmony, of St John NB (betore reported): Marc 1. in lat 48 N, saw a vessel on 0 Ww m 600 to io tone and sank when within faite mile of the Suess Dudman: lay to all the night showing a torch light every quarter ofan hour, but the next mornings wal tank was the only article visible. a Exsivorg, April 19—The bark Landbo, sens of Aren- dal, from Savannah for Reval (cotion), has n lying several days off Nyhamn. A ont to-day to her dasistance and brought her in. Guascow, April 2—The State of ecm yyivania &. arrived in the river yesterday from New York, repor! flat shortly after leaving that port_one of Nes engines broke down, and that her passage was delayed in con- sequence. Livearoot, April 22—The Scotland, which sailed hence April 19 for’ Sydney (C. B.), has returned and docked | witn rudder damaged. Loxpon, April 21—Capt Hansen, of the jase Nor ship Aurora, trom Pensacola tor Liverpool, Fo) Pensacois ‘March 9; experienced ‘variable winds and weather. On March 13, lat 49 N, lon 12 W, experienced & ale from WNW, runuing under lower topsails | foresail, and making good weather | when the wind veered round to NW, et ane, with a fearful sea runni breaking completely “over. he rail sight under water. Got all canvas ofthat did not Blow 2 aE 3 = te 3.8 we could not furl we cut, Up to this time the | ship was tight | About 6 1A. M. ship | Fighted. At 7 or 8 we found leaking. ship Every effort was made to get i snipe bares the wind, = could notsucceed. Cre: t the pumps until teat 6 P. M., when a succession "ot heavy’ seas came amid- ships, which capsized the vessel, washed deckload. deck- houses and provisions away; carried aveay bal bulwarks, poe cern | ‘and cleared her from stem gether with four of the crew. It also broke’ the mainina: Lg ad wag! eas We mizzent Sail . rigging. K. but she gaye no of the byt tae aimost jeath, to th rom New York for took us off. [Captain Brown, of the — if itn werp, reports concerning the Aurora, the carpeater, mera Vontrea gui salsesker tees ‘swept over: for (N. 8,), han be od Cnurr, arrived in the river trom Boston, LP ed Ay are pa ee ae on ed. sth tie ‘att: SOAS nipped enormous sea, which letely filed the jecks, ‘reaking into and filing t the Papin’ carrying away stanchions apder the skids, a1 injuring three of the crew. pez. April 19—sWw, fine, The Florida, nays firrived hore from e (Indian corn), ex Perienced some bad weather, and | ost part of bulwar! Sax Sanastian, April 18—During a gale ath, ia, Spanish bark, from New Orleans 8 ton), Hagred in the riven jy and com- | ple about 800 bales have been wi a dai he arrived on the Prin with @ full cargo of cotton ana 4,000 staves. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 2—Sailed, schrs Richard Vaux, and south Shore, Boston. Passed Maso sirens. ga Oliver aor BON’ ved, Steamers Norman, Nicker- fin, Hercules, Winnett dor.Gen Whitney, Hallett, New York; brigs John Aviles, Kennedy, Mar: tinique: Cairo (Br), Urquhart, Clenfuegos, schrs Alert (Br), Jones, Martinique; James Bliss, Hatch, at een Laura Messer, ‘te Raltimore; kaw: Baker, Virninia: Bill Stow, Manson, Baltimore. Sallté pape A Gpdizes, Fx phia; L A Danenhower, Pig ris dos ster] | oe WTS De | Aatale. do; ‘ca Crammer, ‘Cratal + Vraie, J Ward, Ward, Port Johnson. atelow ori 3 Dana, * trom ' Ma W fon Philadelphia. score & Kawards, trom "Movtiee M A John M Broomall, Five Siste oy Capot and "Connecticut, ail bound in; nfps gilarathon (BD, Garrett, Liver. her, ‘Bombay; bark Roads: for orders, brie Samuel Lin has; schrs Bahama. Island; Berkele, init, sPhuladely {Gen Gelium, Mehafly, do; ew Lucy Jom ‘ork. panied amuel 1 Linasey."The brig Thomas Camp. nchored below. “tay Thrriveds ae Protas remen; Saragossa, Hoo! wannah; Crane, Howes. Hoston: begs cho a ‘and ‘Ponce, trot Porto ico; Mary KE Leighton, from Cardenas; Mey Isaac be mn acd Matat Resolute, trem San An- dreas; Thos J Se F hgh AG fork. Boston 'ppol ; ‘00ds, barks f Sam} nolds, New York; Johns 51 iver. tat peor Hac Sacobsen, Ho) ie verett, a “wali tt Tampbct, “ohist . ri D te ‘ins, Portsmouth, da paLTiNod ter), Jaeger, ms, & ae Bs Oricket, ki 7 34 -* nd ‘Bermuda: ‘Colin Daf pe td Star, Groeker, Bost y. Boston ; Adaline emer iN bite ‘A Denike. Jones, Jerse: = Baile rks Franclaco for Dae Bianca Per- tica for 4 . | BuCkse ott May lcarrived, schr Wyoming, Foss, Jack: —* ‘Apri! $0, schr Jos M Filapatrick) smith, Wash- Ppilaae Hiohjat Dolphin Pose Newark, am gy tanlen Mi ay 2 laailed. sche MC. Moseley. sae Che niaoto \ hareaion. April 26—Satled, sche iatgpnie, Wilimingtan, NO; Thos Boos, ions, Phila LBATON, a wons Gandy, New overeat steamer went | tdown--schrs Virginia Dare, Mary Rankin, Wm | | sRBvERIC. “EER yeaa ath John New se og Neptui San bride, 1 29—Arrived, sehr Gustie Wilson, are We Tice, Baltimore; Wm Du~ Ss aBRON, May’ Saraived, ott a snnie Rinne, sat (from | Key ze and brig Hi ne ; barks Solo be Georgia, ‘0 ont ‘and 03 Adams, for fies 0 Tae Ben D Grammer, Alethea,{ male Emma P Lewin Mary f oramaee woes Lou preter nese ite aad john Nye, for xen Aa 3 Wiley. and Kit Boston; Warren H Hop: fine {oF Kal River. fleet of conste: Phe RIVER, Say 1 Ba ‘sehr John Shay, Tilton, Philadelphia, 2 ite sehr Tsano FI Bor F Sara immo y 2--Ball oe New York via Key sharks Rrev. Cork ites | aa, a ‘Rear zs Ss MONRO (Ger), indy, pr eniiade i Stecess, Li 1. May i—Arrived, sohr ‘Tangent, Yor. ic. May 7 SRura schr EB C Gates, Freeman, eat tah ridge el A le me a jentlie, tldriage, New Yor SEW ORLEANS, Apri 29--Arrived, stoarnships Wm P clyde Tivinsston, ‘Havana; Chilian (Br), Bremner, Ja- meleat Far win Fisher, Hickens, Utilla. mays Cares: steamship Jose; Liverpool; ship Cam- ‘om the Passes 4th, steamships Mismoetp pt: minnesota ‘Ancean ; ships Squando, Norseman, Cons! Souruwsst Cass, April 20—Arrived, schrs Basterm ignesa. € Conners, Ruatan; Venoz Vera Cruzana, Basso, ‘NORFOL Tey Poarere schrs Harriet L Lippin- cott, Smith, Nelson, Leeds, New York. Sry ete ors Bi, agherty (from a wrout, tis yi, ‘Arrived, Schr Rienai, Cobleigh, York. Also Sieve, Tus Margaret Jan Lobe ped Provi- dence for, Haverstra Henry Co ie, wick, Fail ae for New York (and bot ay 2d A M—At 1, schrs Ta Nellie’ B Bloomteld, “Hart, Prosi dence for Verplanck’s Point; Edward Wootten, Pawtucket ag ‘New York: sloop ‘ilies ‘Ana, Ward Prov a allod eoh Nathan Dixon, Rose, Block Tstand, Alla aod eoh Nabusn Fe Dixon, Rose, Block ata Beynoda and. Marisn Melges, New | York: aun: Gr Somerset for New York: ce Woven, Baker, New Redtoes for do: James Barrett Nickers: for do: Geo B Provide for do; pare ae Somerset for |i rae Wild eon, Somerset for Baitimore; razon sor Realagtan ise tow York peed fakem Baker, New Bedford for New Tordo: 3 terre Mare from Montrose, Allen, Bris for. Rew ork: Emily Pell. Kelley, Donmis for ag. Grant, with barges Caroondale, HS Van sanford, husetts, Clover and New Hampshire, in toy mig New York. Cora L Staples, with barge Star of the mig ewe of Taunton), Gardner, from Boston for Troy, im ‘ais Areived, schrs Watchful, Gill, New York for Bos ton: Uneas, Kenyon, tight, (supposed from rhe pier). ee PRS P Gooner, Sisoper, Pie is in port, kW HAV! lary Tice, Dun- mt May 2—Arrived, ti and Readi No 49, Lititer ing RR Pott Cleared—Bark Fernhard (Ger), Heidmann, Seg a 4th—Arrived, brigs Rising Sun. Gritine, eee Rover, Nash, do; schrs WB Darlin New "York; 4&5 Baker. Brown, doj Ward Miller, 7 Dayton, Balti- 'y Tice, Dunham, Port ie Lee. Philadelphia; ‘Jonny ‘sloop R M Johnston, Coon, ¥ ‘ailed—Bark Andreas, Sater. New ee! schra Sand; Point. Brown, do; Eliza Wiley, Austin. do; Kat ee Walters, Walters, ‘do: John A Lewis, Hopkins, do; A in tim: LAWALL, fwareived, schr Mand Webster, Wentworth Abs hico! pa ie somes Truman, Gibbs, Ful! a Texas, to load ior Phitadelphin: zothy Forest Home, went, Past dae. Saunders, Pensacola, ‘April 29—Arrived, schr Ajax, Saunders, Ingianelt nae Lady Elmes Bruce (Br), Glover, Bris- tol; Jag Dale (Bry, Cooper, Plymouth: Presid Rude, Hull; aw, W Sing ingieton (Nor) Johansen, ‘Stock a; Sandfoi Westra IA. Ma’ schr Johi ite, Ni if -Arrit Fior- : rigs Helen G Richy Matanzas; Fanny, Sm' sina; schrs Electra Smith, Havana; Josiua 3 Brac, W! arrie Woodbury, Woodbt ay ‘arden: inin, A King, Sullivan, Calais, M ‘ud- ‘Me: J W Haig, Dole, Stezon Mills, ffries, Boston (and cleared). iva, from ‘Leghorn; sohr Bae, ua; Bose, do; Flor eu Crowell, NG? one Friends, ing up, bark from Wiltbanks, Wil- fa Nid mond. Antwerp; ia urg: barks Ansgar (Dan), ), Hansen, Lueck ; Christel ae penk es (Br), iikie, Br), Le Cain, cannt ton; it Vannema Poramouth, Nir il Croskey, Terry, Now Bed: oro cleared 4th, steamer Panther, Mills, and Reading, ‘Baley: do. Yor! hip vr onarai Ro; ships Abi Wierich, Pi, freaked Rohl as Colburn, Boston: schr Mary Haley, Nawckerie, Del. May 4-Passed down PM Ist, ship Ritheid Yor Hombare, bark George Kingman, fof Bel brig Ortalow, for Matanzas; schre FA Hi Bristol; Samuel Warren, for. Norfolk. F _Godtrey, for, Boston, | FM Saturd Moore, Florence | Novell ce, and 1, 8 Levering, for Boston, EN Marks for more. Schrs C B Wood, ft d Ella Powell, for Alexandria, Va, before ee ‘tr collision off here jansed down PM Saturd: repaired damages: nr Carrie B Woodbury for Phil phia, which put into dy charleston Feb 10,” dismaste schr J 8 Bragdon, from Nellie Starr, from Carde, pa Btorkers and Richard sea raay, AM, and Shakespeare, PM. Beam. ship Vaderiand, Jackson, for Antwerp, sed Forterday evening ‘Bark’ Chillingham. which arrive on Saturday night trom Newry. and brig Premier, for Havana, are both for orders. An unknown brig arrived his Al PM—Arrived to-day. for orders. schrs Juliet, trom Cal- barien, and Speedway, from Cardenas: briz Premier (Br), remains for New’ York; bark Chillingham ns as Before, A bark and brig, outward bound, an (CORTEMOUTH, May 2—arrived, schr Alnomak, Pat- terson, Rond Salled—Schrs yd R Bacon, nay Age ha ward, and T Sinnickson, Dicker- Jessie Williamson, "PROVIDENCE, May 2—Arrived, schrs Wm D Hilton, Weaver, Georagtown, DO: Oakes ‘ames, aa 40; ka Tole, Alexandria, re * Binns detphial oon, ee deis 4. AM—Bryj Bagua for Cheste Del. Saturda y, PM. nan passed went to Baltimore; dames 'Satte Ann Amelia, Allen nm Hllzabotpget At Abell Beldin NJ; Treasnre, Taylor, Fondout : "success, Nightingale, Young, do; Verands, Sherman, sclirs Nelle 105, 8, Georgetown. DO; tar Blackman, iladelphia; Ocean Pailacelphyay onan "Banner; her, d ‘ave, pray, Martin, Trenton:' William F Burden, James Diverty, Carroll; © 1 Erickson, Helen Mar. On’ Barber ; John Hart; M F Webb, Garlick; Success, Richards: mans, Smith, ‘and Wm N rt, New York. — Arrived, sclirs Rachels Nile jarvis, Baltimore) Billow. Bell. ‘Trenton P King, J Raritas River; Brandywine, Fengar, sare Munson, Dayton, Port, Jon Ys Gandy, ‘do: Nicholas, Mehrhot of, Menor, “verplani’s Point;' Amos na avertraw' [evergrean, ‘Turner, New! Price, Hoboken. Below —Scnr B Diverty, Nickerson, and severad others unkn Bail a sehre Richard 8 Newcomb, Higgins, Virginia, Millie Washburn, Cobb, do; Fanny. Flin, Warren, New ‘ork. PAWTUCKET, May 2—Arrived, schrs La oe Warford, Sprague, and Minnesota, Kelly, Port Jonnso Sailea—Schrs Susan McDe i, MoDevit, and Nenrietta, McAlinden, Philadelphia; Florence, Sackett. Haver: Nlack Diamond, Goldsinith. New York. MOND, May 2—Arrived, steamship Teane ae New Yori hase, Harding, Boston: Ida A Ja: Jayne, Providence via Osborne's; B A Collins, rt 2d, bark Jernbyrd (Nor), Barth, chartered to Ly Mra for orders. aolae April ar we bark Bareh Mes ind StJobn, NB; schrs vis, os fe not as telegraphed); orate 4 wicho Poe uito Inle "y Cleared—Schr E A Hooper, Smith, Philadelphia. 4th—Arrived, schrs Ada Ames, Rockland; Addie Jor- ie paid Addie Bryant, Fnohantress, and K A Hays, hr Chas E Pa Cogmiba, Portland. Balled ing ‘Zincu (Br), 8t John, NB. SALEM, May 1—Arrived. schrs Hannibal, Pendleton, and Onward | (ot Eden), beatae Johnson; Laura Rob ingon Salied—Schre "BA. Ste lontgomery, Baltimore; Bivie Davis, Westcott: Julta A‘ A Garrlton, Smith, and West- ii Bice, Philadelphia; and a fleet of coasters, ports. oound aa $d—arrived, schrs Czar, Hammond; Tatamount, Pe: dleton, ead Wm Flint, Pondicton Port Johnson ; Sandol- hon. Alten, do, for Portsmouth; Onward, Lowell, Ho- Ken : alex amazin, ren ana APTI tnpap, and parley, i deri PI tindelphte Piacon, Saloons, Collyer, Taslor, FR Pia aire Hanter, jay 2—, George Geormatow Vad schr reo New Tor Vancleaf, nnaiies Pa aaa mney: Northrap, and J Clark, Nor- “a TEMIN Y OR Nt hag ag lay 1~Arrived, schr John Somes, Hea cath Alea ay 1 salt sehr Rachel Jane, Eaton, bat Ad Peat sloop 1 ng eee pare MISCHLLANEOUS, “VITALIZING ING TONTO, AND RESTORATIVE, . HonCOwL Oak, Nore ine Perris, and Pavilion, Lins INVIGORATOR IK Fawous os | poche The most perfect ever coget and the dest im the WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND SUDA, tain means of restormg and main- wk be gal o} relieving “and preveuting Mental the, Wit ae 1s of sustaini: and a ores sand mig ce irae aan Una rvons st Sacra e cieuingsh at rating and ViPALieE ni Deters BY! OPuOMPH no ee face ot the ear Lay ha Ppertls’* Prepared onl LD INCHES! yd & CO., Cheniate, i No, 36 John street, New works Aree DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER- ent States for desertion, &c.; legal everywhere ; m Ty ik requir Le re until civores pranteas vice free. M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway. A, GREAT SPRING REMEDY. ine, mil ty the bloed AES rcotate che ayers par the and renovate the sys va T's depot 246 Graud streeu, sold every where. BSOLUTE DIVOR OBTAINED IN DIF¥ States; desertion, &c., sufficient cause; no no charg PE divorce {s granted; also notary 1. KING, Counseliur-at-Law, 908