The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1874, Page 10

— THE STEAMSHIP NIL. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1874.—TRIPLE = CHARGE OF “CONSPIRACY FCR ARSON. Mow = Pilet Accounts for the Loss of the | A Well Kaown Citizen of Richmond Bremch Vessel im Asiatic Waters—107 Persons Drowned. Yoronama, April 6, 1874 For full particulars of the loss of tie steamship Wi,of the French mail line, the HeRaLD corre- @pondent ts indebted to Mr. Jonnson, a pilot, who ‘Bas just revurned from the wreck. THE PILOT'S ACCOUNT. account o! the weather, which was eutromely : siheraraene rain, the vessel had vot toe the land, inside tne. Gull of Tearnes, in | ver i pag Sere that the smalier ght on ‘0 shut out from 1e ma- had broken down aurmg the preceding was repaired, and the vessel again weut During that interval, on account of the ge currents in that vécinity, sie must ve Bwept “Hnshore. She was "making jor ‘ Isiand, but nothing definite | avout her position until she struck. ‘was about hali-past twelve o’ciock on the toi the 20th and 2ist, It was half an hour | er struck betore. ae Ste cows, ie the | “Boats bi ng to her da as the capt we are os. tamed tO give orders for lowering them; y Ido not know, and 1t is the opinren oi thove =e were saved that nearly ailcon board could have been rescued had the boats been Jowered, BAD. were seventy-one Europeams on board | of the latter were | There aud jorty Chinamen. All ,@rowned, and of the jormer only four escaped, as was at first repo! THE RESCUE. These were saved in the following manner. Two ef the crew, thinking it dang¢rous .to remeiv any Jonger by the wreck, lowered a post at their own riek, and, aiter much buffeting with the waves, to get ashore. Another of the hands the land on @ piece of the wreck, and a Mearour, jumped into the water with a lhe preserver, ang, aiter being in the water- meee, was picked up by the boat containmg ‘This latter was the omy passenger saved. Press Comment on the Disaster. {From the Yokohama Mail, April 7.) ‘The loss of the Messagertes Maritimes steamer, ‘the Nil, has been the chief topic of interest and dis- eusaion during the fortnight. The amount of infor- mation obtained from the survivors of the wreck does not so iar amount to much, amd a strong feelt bas been expressed, both publicly and privately, that the public bas not been put in possession, by means of the press, @i such deta |s, me though they may have been, as were known. e administration states | that which 1s undoubtedty true, that it met ali the | demands for information by individuals with entire | readiness, and kept back notoing @t which it was dniormed. itis, however, to be regretred that tnis | ‘was not given in some authoritative form to the | press, asthe minute of the administration, with | as compiete lists as could be made, either by | means of tne telerraph or compiled irom | ‘the previously transmitted passenger list of the ‘vessel, Of those Who were on boar In addition to the list of pasee! ve toadath given in our last issue we | zegret to have to ada the name of Mr. Bovenschen, | Jate 8 partiier in the house of Textor & Co., who ‘was recently admitted into the firm of Messrs. Sie: Lilienthal & Co. which he was coming out | O43E OF THE STEAMSHIP PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 5, 1874. Im the case of the salvage euit of Captain Brady | against the steamship Peunsyivania, the lidellant | ‘Was placed upon the stand to-day for the first time. He described the disastrous effects o! the storm upon the sbip betore and after the Captain bad been washea overboard, and testified that he Was entreated by the Assistant Engineer, the | Purser and the Doctor to take charge of tne vessel, ana that he did so im realization of iis imperative Decessity and in response to the appeal of all on . Be iurther stated that the third officer | ‘was derelict in his duty, and cnuld exert no con- tro] over any one. | 5 Sn a ea ea, | ANOTHER THIEF CAPTURED IN JERSEY. Chief Donovan, of the Hoboken Police force, cap- tured another fugitive yesterday, on board the Bremen steamsiip Bismarck, as she entered the Rarbor. The alleged culprit is a well-to-do German (Paper merchant, named Emil Vogtlander, twenty- @ix years of age, who has resided with his bad nd child near Leipsic for many years. A | rat merchant was recentiy robbed of about | a rnsengnos and sus; 1 ae pointing to Vogtiander, gazetted, and, by order o: the Swiss Con- ema sought out and arrested. He wus arraigned | Deiore Recorder Boknstedt and heid for examina- Tion. The prisoner asserts that it must be a case of mistacen identity. Several years ago he hved ‘dn California as a clerk, and he states that he was en bis way thither when he was arrested. He ‘will probably be taken back to Germany by the | mext steamer. BILLS BEFGRE THE GOVERNOR. AxBAnY, N. Y., May 5, 1874, ‘The large number of bills left in the hands of ‘the Governor renders it impossible for him to hear ‘oral arguments in favor of or against them. Parties desiring to state objections to them or to | m: present arguments in favor of their approval mist | ‘G0 60 in writing before the 15th inst. i OPENING OF CANAL NAVIGATION. Burro, N. Y., May 5, 1874, ‘The canal opened for business this morning, With everything in working order. Up to sun- | down to-day thirty boats had cleared at the Canal | Coilector’s office for the East, lumber and staves Being the principal cargo laden; grain scarce. The | eet irom the West has not yet arrived. This di- was never in better condition. MASONIC LOTTERY DRAWING. NorFoux, Va., May 5, 1874. | The drawing of the Masonic Relief Association ‘took place this eveping in the Opera House. J. L. Roper, President of the association, stated to the | audience that the gross receipts from the sale of | tickets were $174.25, and that the association would | Feserve from this sum only the amount of its | smctual expenses, leaving $125,000 to be distributed | im prizes. The ticket No. 77,509, held by J. D. Reid, @f Norfoik, drew the capital prize of $25,000. No, 00,649 drew $12,500. NEW YORK CITY. { | Property owners in the vicinity of the line of tne | extension of Desbrosses street have pe- against such improvement being made. sioned On Monday evening Mr. John W. Bayley, a Wealthy real estate agent, who did business at | No, 737 Broadway, while in a liquor store, No. 23 East Seventeenth street, was seized with an apo- plectic fit, and, br, Nao a long flight of stairs, ‘Was taken up dead. The body was removed to an undertaner's and Coroner Kessier notified, Spirit Traders’ Society was held yesterday aiter- moon at No. 35 Beaver street, Mr. Charles Bellows | Vi 4n the chair, and Phillip Bontort acting as secre- tary. The business was not of any great import- ance. Reports were read from diiferent commit- | tees, in which progress was indicated. William E. | Ross was elected to membership, and the firms | Omiey, Uramp & Oo., of Oporto, aud A. K. Lewis & | -€0., 0 Montreal, were elected to honorary mem- bership. An executive committee was also elected | by the meeting. At the funeral of the late General Hall, in the | Church of the Heavenly Rest, Fifth avenue and | Forty-fiith street, this morning, at ten o'clock, the | P éollowing gentiemen will act as pallbearers:—Gen- erai Charles W. Sanford, S. KR. Comstock, Colonel Richard M. Hoe, Colonel William Borden, ‘Weed, Dr. H. , George B. Hendrickson, Luther B. Wyman, The Jollowing artists will form the quartet choir:— | Miss Lasar, soprano; Miss Dumpby, contralto Wiltam 8. Leggat, tenor; Henry Camp. basso. | Miss Lasar will sing the solo “i know that my Ke- | @eemer: liveth.” Charles 8, Fischer, Jr., will pre- wide at the org: Thurlow | { , According to the statement of the President of | the Bridge Company, the month of she expenditures to the receipts for that work | Apri amounted to $406 and, | Robert Clark, twenty-two years of age and a aesident of New Orleans, was caught in the awell- | mg house of Mrs, J. M, Fowler, No. 352 Pacific | street, yesterday afternoon. He was arraigned ve. | tore Jusuce Delmar, Whe commitied nim to jail on a charge of burglary, to appear ior future exami- nation. ‘The Department of Fire and Buildings met yes- terday and appointed the following oficers:— | yas esa Superintendent, James W. Naughton; inspectors, Walter Long, John Lynch, Perer w. tk donn Norton, Henry Dowd, Martin Conroy ¢ Michael Bannan, ri these men are practical | oudng mechanics, Berane, Bag 5, 1874, it--No. 12 Dutch standard, arrobe. ia} On the fin ange tm tar Oe ‘united —— Ls 4 y el ye premium, rt sige, 10 ao sty days. Zola. short. ached, 190.0 ty day NA, 128 a 12Y de gt bu tata i iva 161 do. yon Faris, 0a 55 | | mill, in Merino village, Dudley, . F. Quackenboss, Dr. George Herriott, | St Arrested. Ricumonp, Va., May 5, 18%. ‘The city was astounded this evening to hear of } the arrest of Mr, FE. D, Eacho, @ well known real | estate agent and highly respectatie citizen, who ‘te charged with conspiracy with Dolly Jackson, 8 mulatto girl, to burm the dweliing of T. Boose- man, in Chesterfield county, Mr, Booseman ts an Englishman and has fir two years been away irom the State. Before leaving, he placed in the hands of Eacho, as agent, his farm near Coalfield station, about five miles from this at. The dweliing has leng heen wnoccupi te kitcten has been tenanted by Dolly Ja her sister Mery. ‘The dweiing only & ew Months ago was insured by acho in @ Ricymond insurance company for $1,004, and, singular enough, for his Own benefit. ‘Ine representative ot the Insurance company who visited the prem- ises immediately after the tire wos bot satisfied with the girl’s denial of ali knowledge of how it occurred, and his ayy are placed the aair in the hands 01 Detective B, B. Craddock. WHAT HE FOUND. Craddock visited the women under the assumed character of Eacho’s brother, and, by skiliul ques- tioning brought them to tulk ireely avout the whole transaction. Dolly represented ‘to him that on Sub the 19th, Eacio came to place and promised to give her $1,000 ii she would burn the house, remarking that there was money to be made eat of it and there was no nger of the aw. After some by tice she ac- a the offei On Wednesday ‘night she tul led her part of the contract, with the knowledge of her sister, and the house was utterly destroyed. Soon aiterwards Eacho ciamed the insurance money. ‘The womea were brought here to-day, A SENSATION. Soon after their arrrval Mr. ‘acho was arresteé. He gave bail in $5,000 or his a earenes, to-mor~ Tow morning before the Poiice The affair has caused an unusual stir here, Mor Eachois an Old and wealthy citizen, has been long in busmess, and no man ip this community stood Righer or would re been soouer suspected Of any euch muisdeed as is charged to hi THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE, Whe Caucus Meetings and Nominations of Officers—The Approaching Senatorial Contest—Candidates om the Ground. New Haven, May 5, 1874. The quiet of the Elm City has been disturbed to- day by the arrivai of members elect to the Connec- ticut Legislature and a strong torce of democratic politicians from all parts oi the State. Members of both rties have held caucuses this even- img. he democrats have nominated Tilton E. Doohttie, of New Haven, as Speaker of the House, and E, H. Hyde, ot Hart reed and Conrad Bacon, of Midaletown, Clerks, and S, A. York, of New Haven, Clerk of the adn Bag and they will be chosen to-morrow lorenoon when the Legislature | convenes. ‘The republicans nominated Charles L, Griswold, of Chester, for Speaker. Canvassing for | the Senatorship has begun, Messrs, Barnum and Eaton being already on the ground. Indications are that the former leads Eaton, and that Gov- ernor Ingersoll will also have upwards of lorty votes on the dirst ballot. WIFE MURDER, WeseTER, Mass., May 5, 1874, Robert Templeman, a Scotchman, who had been shot his wife through the head with a pistol in this town, about half-past eleven o’clock this morning. He was arrested and 1s now in jail, and so drunk that he does pot realize the extent of | hus awiol crime. He 18 an employé in Stevens’ just across the He has always been considered an honest, industrious man, but addicted to periodical sprees of drunkenness. Durng these sprees his temper is usually very bad, and he is inclined to be quarrelsome. The murdered wife was a steady woman and good mother. She leaves heli a dozen children, whose ages range from one to fourteen years. They have resided in this country sowe dozen years, making Webster their home. OUTRAGE BY A NEGRO, NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 5, 1874. A special despatch to the Nashville papers, re- ceived from Columbia, Tenn., last night, says:— “There is great excitement here to-night in con- Sequence of an outrage committed by @ negro, river from Webster. named Merritt Voorhies, upon the person of a | young lady, whose name 1s withheid at the request of her tamily. The negro met his victim in the outskirts of the city about nine o'clock. and ac- | complished his purpore before the neighbors who had been alarmed by her screams could go to her assistance. The police are in pursuit of the negro.”? TO BE HANGED POR OUTRAGE, NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 5, 1874. The negro Bill Skelly will be hanged on Friday next in this city for the crime of outrage ona white woman, about.two years ago. Sheriff White- march has made ail the arrangements for the exe- cution, FIRE IN HOWARD STREET, A fire broke ont last night on the third floor of the five story brick building No. 25 Howard street, causing a loss of about $15,000, The first foor was occupied by G. Amenda as a hair wash factory, | and was damaged to the extent of $1,500, on which | there is no insurance. The second floor was occu- pied by Willam Ballard, a ;rinter, whose loss on stock 18 estimated at $3,500; insured in the Globe Insurance Company. ‘The .third floor ts rented by Ankieb & Son, hat and cap makers; loss on stocl $1,000, which is covered by msurance. The fourth and filth floors are rented by R. Therimap, beit factory; damage $1,000, The building is owned by C. Delapard, and was damazed $5,000, The flames extended to the three story brick building No. 27 Howard street, occupied by Widdleton & Co. as a printing esiablishment, Whose stock suffered a loss of $1,000, No, 261 Canal street, occupied on the second floor by J. Balb & Co. as a clothing warehouse, was damaged | $1,000 by water, as the hose had to be biought on that floor to play on the fire. Fire Marshal Shel- don will hold an investigation today as to the cause of the fire. SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF MAY. "| Destination. Beamer. Wy ‘Sails. Olive. 6.| Liverpool. {i Bowling reen 6./#remen..../2 Bowling Green 7.|Glasyow Bowllng Green re [61 Broadway. 9: 19 Broad 9. 15 Broadway. 9. oY Broadway. es A Bowling Green % KO W. 7 bowling Green 9: [Bremen Bowtng Green 9 Broad’ eTpoo 7 Bowling Bremen... |: Bowling Gree € :|Gla-gow...|7 Bowling Green We :| Hamburg, .|61 Broadway. Aariati }[Laverpool..| 9 Broadway. City of Cheste Liverjoot..|:8 Broad way 2 anada., 9 Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 72 Broadway. 9 Broad ava ‘ ? Rowling creen Nevada. Liverpool. [29 Broadwey. Herder Hamburg. .|1i3 Broadway. Liansa, .| Bremer | Bowling Green ‘ainburg..,ol Broadway. | City of Richmena iwey averpool,.|\5 Broadway. Baitic ay 2 pool .|i9 Broadway. Mont May ‘pool, | 9 hn, aad 9 Spa y liverpool. 69 Broad Glasgow. .. \72 Broad wa: Ville de Paris. |Havre .....185 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, BIGH WATER hams & Guion. Steamship Se Francklyn. a steamship Cornwall (Br), Western, Bristol—K E Mor- gan’s Sons. cwamsuip Columbus, Reed, Lavana—Wm P Clyde & ©o, Steamship Richmond, Read, Norfolk, City Point and d—Old Dominion steamship Co. ndicavor, Martin, Puiladeiphia—Lorillard hp bip Co. shiv Neptune. Berry. Boston—H F Dim, t Feppine Uisl, Paturao, Mristol—tawrence Glos Lacovieh, Cork or Fal- Frau ii dia, Simonetti, Cork or Falmouth— ine Bauer (Aus, wouth—=Sie Bark Tr Sigcovich & C aint Guiseppina (tad, Angelis, Newry—Punch, Bdye 0, = Lorenz Hansen (Ger), Dilwitz, Larne—Theo Ru- HAVANA EXCHANGE, ° 3 yiitrk Yon Shack Rey (Gen), Evers, Dunkirk—Funch, rine Dan), Paulsen, Newoastle—Panch, nd (Nor), 8 , ad bgland (Ofor), Swendsen, Malmo (Sweden) Brig “Annie + ad Brown, Maranham and « market hy ow Bri ora Br), Vernon, 81 Jobus, PR—Hatton, ytia (Br), Lott, Liverpool and Queenstown | | onadrunken spree for several days, deliberately | ren «|¢ Bowling Green | Sun rises... 4 52] Gov, Isiand..morn 11 38 | | Sun sets... 7 01| Sandy Hook..morn 10 Moon rises. 12 00 | Hetl Gate seve 13 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 5, 1874. sivas CLEARED. Steamship Minnesota (Br, Beddoe, Liverpool—Wil- | split sale. Brig Gambia, Gilley, le—R P Buck & © swiekt,saituet’ Wood Wood Govervore Hervor=B Wee oe Prett, oy fehe Ren: Sabet ny Baltimore, Quees, Mehr Eo ‘le, Cobb, Port Johnson—S © Loud Pebr J Lewis, Hopkins, Previnenee it “john a Avery. abel J © Nash, Crowley, Newburyport—Chares L mg J 8 Moulton, Crowley, Newburyport—Charles L scr G'fmith, Philips, Vemmton--i Echt ida Faunce Palmer Nerwichettackett & Bro. Sehr Expedite, Racket Sriegnt—Rackets & Bro. Steamer Ana Eliza, Philadelpnia—James Hand. wean Middlesex, Buel, bah London—Fergasen & ‘ood, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS 4ND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. mhip City of Brussels (Bry, Leitch, Liverpool ait and Queenstown 24th, with mdse and ans ers tod G Dale. April 3, int 47 05, lon 86 05, ke re 85 (Rr), bound W; 46 Guien steamship, hound F an icenerg about 7 miles N steamship Calabria (Br), Tiles east of Sandy Hook, bound 5 Steamship Vietor!a (Bri, via Movi Hedderwick, Glasgow April He 26h, with mdse and 354 passengers to enderson Bros. April 4, 455 miles east of Mandy Hook, pasced a White “tar steamer, bound east: same day, 4 bound ea: Bremen. April 15 ‘and 2/3 passenzers. a sous the entire fuiles east of do, un Inman steamer, team-hip Grat Bismarck, Mever, gnd Southampton 18h, with mdse Had # rong Westerly winds and hig! i ASP C. pril 21, lat 4855, lon oe sed bark ein {o1,Glusgow), front London for Montreal’ 25th, lat 4504. lon 68, steamship St Louis (Br), from New Orleans tor Liv- irae May 4, od 40 37, Jon 68 17, steamship Donau (Ger), r a eamnahl Tsune Bell, Blakeman, Richmond. City Point and Nort with gu ‘and passengers to the Old De- minion Steamshy Berk Hohenzoll 19, with mdse to Brown Bros & Willis & Oo, Passed Angier Ja n. Ca : ot March 11; crossed the Equator April 2 in variable ee 4 sie uda, from thence 14 da; with 4 ly “ark Faoine di ia: Porrest, Liverpool 86 days, with se te ‘wi Bark Maria Asa tab, Olivart, London 77 davs, in bal- ieee » rlocovieh . od the northern passage 4! vayy westerly winds, ‘Bark Mattea Aue, Cosulien, Neweastle © days, with mdee to tH &F v Mel er: ‘vessel to Slocovich & ‘k PC Wai 4 (ot Cardi pe Pts. Tio Janclro 0 ‘with coffe to Pendervast Bros & C rig Linda (Ital), Radaro, Genoa vteanya with marble and pugs tod B Phillips 4 Son. Passed Gibraltar Brig Euroetydon (of Londonderry) Gould, Montevideo with wool and hides to E F Davidson; vessel to ‘ossed the Tauator March Bin ton 57 has been Tldays W of Bermumu'a, with strong westerly ales. ‘Brig Mary (of *tJohns. NB), Murphy, Pernambuco 32 Gays, with sugar to order; vessel to Bowring & Arch ald: Crossed she Equator April 2, in lon 37; was 1 north of Bermuda, with strong westerly gales; Brig Ruby (of New Haven), MeNeili, Mayaguez. PR, days, with sugar and molasses to D Trowbridge & Co. Brig Robt Mowe (ot New Haven), Abbott, Mayaguez, PR, 12 days, with molusses to H Trowbridve’s sons. Sehr Henry Parker (of Jersey City), Lewis, Demerara April.17, writ molasses, &c, to Eawin Rowe; vessel to Van Brunt & Bi Sehr mamanel TE Maldon, Latham, Mobile. Is bound to Russell, Smith, Jacksonville 6 days, with Eppinger & Russeit; {Teavel to ma: with lumber ‘o Alsop & Clark; vedse fer. Sehr Jane V: ‘tientine, Po! ter, Gaoksonvitie 6 days, with ow moer to Drew & ruckie: vessel to Van Brunt & Hires. waehe Heta, Ackeriy. Jackeonville 8 days with lumber to Drew & Buckle: vessel to ¥ Tal & sche” Webster. Barnard. Smith, Jacksonville 7days, with Inmber to Alsop & Clark; vessel to R P Buck & Co. Schr Mollie, Atherton, Georgetown, SC, 7 days, with lumber to B R'Smith ; vessel to Jed Frye & Co. Is bound to Rondout. ‘Schr Annie Virden, Prince, Wilmington, NC 7 days, with naval stores to order: veiwel to Squires Bros. Sehr AM Lee, Taylor. Vi chr Franklin Sehr Amerie! rg Bel Geot ‘getown, DC. Bebr A P Av Ryan, Baltimore tor New Haven. The brig Nane B, arrived 4th trom Pordeaux, ix con- signed to D St Amant & son (aot as betore reported). Passed Through Hell Gate. i) SOUTH. Bearse, Boston for New York, with 8 to fg) imoc! Bt Andrews, NB, for New York, Lem Steamship Nereu mare and passeng Sehr sabao, !hompson, 25 days. with spiles to C Martha Nickels, Korn ‘St George, oh for New York, 20 days, with timber to Jas Murray Bette Velina, Cook ea Johu, NB, tor New York, with tes to Jas Murray & "chr Alaska, Wells, ‘St George for New York, with Jane, Morrison, Dorchester, NB. for New IZdays, with stone toJed Frye & Co. Qehr Francis Arthemus, PInhaity chulce, NS, for New Yorx. 16 days, with spars'to Wilson Godir rehr Albert Hylard Windsor, 88, for New York, 7 days, with p eer ‘to C W Bertar Nelir My Laughlin. Windsor, N&y for New York, with plasier to order, Schr Union, Haych, Windsor, N8, via Portland for New York, 10 days, with plaster to C W Bertau Kelir arab Bernice, Proctor. Musquash for New York, tks, tia agartown for jaya, with plaster to ( W Bert a, Cables, Rockland for New York, with xerbocker Ice Co. ‘olden Rule, Wiley qhockland for New York, with oe to Knickerbocker Ice Co. ‘hr H A Deming, Boardman. Harttord tor New York. Behr Ji Hand, Birds Port Jetiersen ior New York, Schr Sardinian, Holbrook, Rockland tor New York, with lime to JR Bro Schr A W. Ellis, vernon, Ellsworth for New York, with shooks to order, Sehr Pallas, French, Rockland for New York, with lime toJ « Brown. Ser Harriet Baer. Young, Thomaston for New York, with ime tod V Haviland. Hobr Applegate. New London for New York. yeght Jonu Randolph, Swift, Sew Bediord for Now ‘ork Schr Nautilas, Crocker, Rockland tor New York, with stone to onler. rebr Harper, Connor, Bangor tor New York, with lum- ber to order. Schr Jane Maria, Smith, Port Jefferson for New York. Schr Mary shields, Thomas, Gardiner tor New York, with lumber to Peters & Co. behr Ontario, Barbour, Broviaence for New York. Maria, Chadwick rly for New York. Eva Diverty, tai tucket for New York, Kehr Alida, Reyno'ds, Newport tor New York. Schr Wm Whitehead, Providence tor New York. Schr Prima Donna,’ Russell, Kockland for New York, with lime to J R Brown, renrJ 8 Terry, Marcus, Providence for Rondout. eo Young, Rockland for New York, with | to orde' br «1. Daboll, Sackett, New London for New York. bert, Providence tor New York. Coleman, Cowut Point for New York. Senr Kate Thomas, Arnold, New Haven for New York. Sebr Frank Treat, Waggerty, Providence for New York. Schr Mary Emma, Nichols, Providence for New York. Senr trade Wind, Gray, Rockland tor New York, with lime to order. Schr F A Pike, Patterson. Calais for New York, with ship knees to Richardson & Co. scnr Joseph B Knowles, Merritt, Calais for New York, wita lamver to Simpson, Clapp & Co. ot W'S Mount, Hawkins, Port Jefferson for New York. Sehr Fliza Pharo, Sherman, Stonin benr T's Mckellan, Farr, Clark's Isla with stone to Hs St John: Schr BM Brookins strown, Bowdingham for New HS) with ice to BE Matthews; vesrel to H W Loud a Smith & Dowling, Smith, Port Jefferson for New ork. Sehr J H Burnett, Gardner, Fall River for New York. BE ‘ton for New York. land tor New York, | | | | wenn ke Schr Reindeer, Hunter, Providence for New York. Sehr Montecello, sath ata Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Brow yoghr Jona Ferris, Kaynor, Port Jefferson for Kew ork. Schr Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, Bridgeport for New York. Sehr Argola, Wooster, Bangor for New York, with lum- ber to ord ‘Sehr J A Cone, White, Boston for New Yor! P itail, Hart, Vinainaven tor philadelphia, wit pee, <ebr Susan Ross, Barder, Rockland tor Virginia, with ice. Schr Eaward Everett, Green!aw, Rockland for New York, wits lime to J V Haviland hr M ¥ Webb, Garrick, Providence for New York. Schr Mediordy Orie, Boston tor New York, with salt to Colgate & ¢ eit Robin, Strout, Milibridge for New York, with lum- ber to Simpson. Ciapp & Ca Schr Brainnall, Hamilton; Ciark’s Island for New York, with stone to Mf St.John. Schr Axis Vardeo, Bishop, Fall River for New York, Schr Helen P Jones, New Haven ior Schr & HM Nash, Coie, Millbridge tor New York, with lumber to Simpson, Clap & Co. ¥ sehr Dr WK Powers, Saunders, Norwalk for New ork. yor New London tor New or Selir Empire, Matthews New Bed‘ord for New York. Schr 86 Nash, Nash, Westerly tor New yegnr Sussn MeDevitt, MeDeviti, Pawtucket for New or! Schr Phenix, Cole, Portiand for New York, with lam- ber to onder. r Chas Heath, Warren, Calais for New York, with lath to Jed Frya& Con Schr LA Burlingame, Burlingame, Boston for Wee- hawken. Sehr Sarah, Webster, Rockport tor New York, with nelia Newkirk, Huntley, New Haven for Phil- jas Runyon, Campbell, stone to order. dehr G adeiptna. achr Cornelia, Cairoll. Allyn's Point for New York, Schr kanny Flint, Warren, Providence for pay ort tehr T Henedict, Urocker, Poriand ior New ¥ Oden, for New York, 19 aye,” with ingston for New York. for Port Juhnson. jachias for New York, with irrell. Atwood, * Strout, Ker. liamson, Kelly, Vrovidence for New ir Empire State, Beebe, Georges Banks for New | promt York, with fish to Moon & Lamplier oe Black Diamond, .*told, Providence for New eehie Metamora, from Newburyport (bound south fish- ng). ‘Schr D Ei idee & i've: Abel W Pari r, Dean, Fall Riv 8 Kicker, itickér, Harttord jor Sehr Joseph, Wheeler, N Sehr Marta’ Flemunoy, York. ‘Sclir JB Bleecker, Clifford, Sionington for New York. Schr Arctic, Whiting, Koékland ior New York, with lime to Cunded & Presse Sehr MA Hyer, New Haven for Xow York, Behr JG Fel, Srown. Boston for New York. Sehr Spray, Orchard, Providence tor New York, tenr Jobn bro sew Haven for Hobo Sehr Jsliza Hav le, Wiekford for New Yo rk, Cape Ann for New York, rry, Millstone Potnt for New York. riand, Boston tor New York, Sear Ga reen, bh with umber to orde: sehr Sea Flower, Pratt, Providence for New York. Schr Kleanor, Wilson, New Haven tor New York, Sehr Hi downsend, Clark's Island ior New York, with stone t order. tchr Louisa, Knox, New Bedford for New York. Schr Lady Franklin, Halstead, Rockport ior New York, with stone to MeNam Senr Parawon, Darley, New Bedtora tor Port Jonnson, Seur Judge kuayan, Baldwin, Norwalk tor New York. Kear W A Sheppard, sheppard, Rockport for New York, with stone (0 order. sehr Katie J ioyt, Arnold, New Haven for Baltimore, Behr Ainira, Caswell, Sorweik tor New Yors, Bebr Cougecticut, Debart, Nurwaik Jor New York. x ith lath. ‘Wilson, Sievert tor Rontogs, b- Pn a ty, Maret Stamtyra for York. Coffin, New Beara tor New York. Broumer Reng av Young, ‘rrovigenee "for New York, with mdse BOUND East. Steamshiv Neptune, Berry, New York for Boston, Steamsnip ‘Rector, New York tor Now Bea- Schr Dewitt Davidson, Freeman, Elizabethport for 8a- ene Flora M Crowley, Crowley, Weehawken for Bos- occhr Emme s Ellen, Fi New Y¥ for Hartford. Schr T Bouline, Baker, New York tor Prov dence. Schr Tarry Not, Booking, Port Johnson tor Gardiner, Me. Schr Addie P nai Ryan. Bgltimore for New Haven. Sehr York tor Bridgeport. Dn ‘New York tor Boston. Behe Goddess, Kelly, rabetaport k for Fall River. Schr Fannie, Johnson, Hoboken tor Portland. Sehr ‘Bunter, Green, Port Jonuson tor Proviaence. Schr Ainelu, Terry, Port Johnson for Providence. Scur Win Bellen. ‘Wiggins, Philadelphia tor Provi- wche e Virgins, 8 Beare, p Panatelnis for Boston. New York for ety ie, 3 oung. Providence for New York, BELOW. Bark Napoleon III (Nor, Vessell, from London, Bng Elizabeth. Sch Steamer Electra, SAILED, Steamships Minnesota (Br). for Liverpool: Cornwall @Br), Bristol; Columbus, Havana: Richmond, Richmond, fc, barks Olen ‘Ger, Stettin. and Dantzie: Thos Po Monrovia: May ites Leshe «Br), Leith; Johannes Nor), Cork; Teresina (Ital), dewr, Dashing ‘ave (Br), Gibralt Maritime Miscellany. Bar For disaster by fire to the steamship Obio, from Philadelphia to Liverpool, sce general news columusper cable. Sreamsnir Mississirrt (Br), from Liverpool for New Orleans, remained ashore on "the Florida coast April 28, Steamer Amanda Winants had tried to PunD her out with one steam pump. but tailed to do so, an addi- tional number of pumps would be required. Wrecking schooners trom Key West bi epgaged im saving her cargo ot pig iron, cotton ties, ti Snir Hinpostan (Br), Baillie, in Peneacola for Liv- erpool (before reported), went ashore on one of the Fior- ida reefs April 21. Advices trom Key West to the 28th, report her atloat, making 1% inches of water per hour. Bax Norton Stover, from Sagua, arrived at Newcas- tle, Del, 5th inst, and reporis that when north of Hatter- as, split sails, stove buiwarks and shifted cargo. Bang Norton Beorim: tron Sagua, at Newcastle, Del* sth Inst, bad been eight days north of Hatteras; split sails, stove bulwarks ani shiited cargo, Bark StaNuey SLeatu (Br), Alexander, from Cardiff, at San Francisco April 27, had heavy gales trom WN' Cape Horn, during wiilch the 0 broke adrift and shuted, Scur Davwrixss.(Br), from Annapoli: May 3, lost 20.00) feet lumber off deck, stoy. split sails and tost foregai!, m_a gale on the 26th ult pes) Priva Donna, Capt Rvasell, from Rockland for New York, ran ashore on the West’ Chop, Vineyara Ha- yen, morning of 2d, while go:ng out. she was hauled off by the steamer Monohansett same afternoon and pro- cveded. Scum Aus (Br, NS, at Portland bulwarks, rrecked on Thewich, bar, was bought as she Iles, urday, by @ Brown, with the CArKO, ot the ena era’ agent both on private terms. Senr Helena, Capt Harris, will oe employed in taking the coal from her, or a portion of it, when it is thought she can be got off without much trouble. Scur St Exo, Davis, at Lido Rl, 24 for Philadel. phia, reports 20ch ult, in Long Tsiand Sound, was ron Tis De aa: wakuten iestimener ano, uedoraaltgoae broken in two places and one davit carried away. The other vessel apparently received mo damage and pro- ceeded. Scun Eprrm Mar, Gross, from Boston for Baracoa, is reported by telegraph trom Havana to have been wrecked (where not s'ated) on the 20:b uit. Crew saved. {the E M registered 108 tons, was built at Chelsea, Mass, im 1366, and hailed from Welitteet. | Scnr D Meaais, ashore on East Clump, Fisher's Istana Sound, was pumped out yesterday by wrecking steamer H Chapel and towed inio New London will xo on the railway to-day. Sonn Nascea wast Gaski"l, from New York for Wash- on, NC, with a general cargo. took fire at Hatteras Inlet, Was seuttled, raised and procee led to. destination previous to May 8, with cargo badly damaged. Scu Canntx E Woopsvry, at Philadelphia May 4 for Cardenas, via Charleston, siruck the bar in coming out of Charleston and lost suve, Scuns Norraeaner and Wivaxp Arnow, at Gloucester from Georges Bauks 2d inst, report, during the. gale of = ult, had sails ali split and sustained other glight in Juries. Capt Geo W Hooper, master of the schr Five Sisters, of Machias, at Vineyard Haven Ist inst from Sagua, died on the 28th'ult and was buried at se Gasrx, May 5—The bark BES Octavie, from Brazil, with a'cargo of sugar for Montreal, arrived at Indian Cove yestarday. being the first arrival irom sea under sali thix season. The first aniling ship trom England, the Carolus Magnus, was at Rivere Quelle yesterday, The captain reports ho ice in the Gulf. Haurax, NS, May 5—Schr Temperance, of Arichat, coal laden, from Cow Bay. is a total wreck on Little Harbor Ledee, CB. ‘The crew were saved. Quick Passacr—Three-masted schr Wm D Marvel, Captain David O'Keefe, has just made the passage trom Georgetown, DO, to Somerset, Mass, in 52 houre—be- lieved to be the quickest run ever made, A Big Sutrp—Tee new shiv St John Smith, puiit by Capt} L Thompson, at Kennebunkport, and bought by Fortiand parties, is to be ‘brought to that port nd put in the dry dock for coppering. she registers 2250 t Smirsuinpnc—Mr Carll, at Greenpoint, I. ie com: is menced getting out the frame for the large ship’ he about fobaild dig also wnaking & mode masted bout 5UU tor A three masted scr of 70) tons ia being built at For- hlget Fed a. Sty Be wis a be commanded by Capt The whe rt it = B arin 's yard, Port Jefferson, for ; Capt Ed Haliock, who has been missing since last fall, was to bave been launched last week. Capt Hallock’s interest had been sou to Capt Merritt W Davis, of Mil- soba Place, who she is named the Lavncrxo—At Mystic, Ct, May 2, from the yard of Hill Fostoget gure ‘class 3-masted schvoner, named the wned by parties in Boston and Mysiic and mies MeKensie. Her. dimensions are sth Sver ell, 125 feet: brendth of beam, 3) tects depth old, 124 feet. She will be commanded by Capt fag bh) oi Orient, LI. cl? fine 160 ton ships were launched at StJohn, NB, tur ay. ‘Un MaY 4, from the yard of Messrs Hutchings & Stapbs, of Yarmouth, Me, a bark of 190 tons, n m, called the Har- Fiet F Jackson. to hail from Portland, owned by the ca tain, We d others of Portiand ane ew Yor! Her dimensions ares feet length, S294 leet beam aad Weet hold. she is intended for weneras treighting busl- Ress, und 1s well adapted for any trade. At City Island, om Saturd: ho last, trom David Caril’s Yard, the schootier William Doughies, of 221 tous regis. ‘she was towed to New York’ on Monday, and placed at pier 11 East River, where she now lies open Tor public inspection. The model ts jaultiesy ant gives ise Of greatspeed. The hull is built of the best se- timber, treenailed, square and has been built expressly tor the following are her dimensions :—Keel, 93 eet; feet; hold, 9 feet. the is owned by. Captain Meindor, William Douglass, Stephen H. Mills ana David Carll, command her. Arrived at Yokohama March 27, trom sandwich islands; barks W. Active, Campbell, NB, from ey ‘ADE 4, St Knowles, NB, trom 4 cruise, Spoken. Ship Peruvian Conezens, Power, from Bombay Feb 9 for ao 4 no date, Brig Maria’ Wheeler, trom Richmond. Me, for Charles- ney, do; George, ton, "ay 3, 30 miles south of Montauk (by pYot boatJ W | Elwell, No 7). Sehr Robert Myhan, 28, lat 36 16, lon 69 50, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in. formed that by telegraphing to the Herato London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, tne arrivals at and dep: tres from European ports, ani other ports abroa ic of American and all foreign veasels trating with the Cuited States, the same will be cable1 totais couatry tres of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. from New York tor St Pierre, April ante lclabites Movements of Vessels from and for the United States. Lonpos, May 5, 1374, ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpool May 4, ship Lady Russell (Br), Leahy, New Orieans. Arrived at do 5th, steamship Ohio, Morrison, Philadel- phia via Queenstown (see news colnmns). Arrived at Port Glasgow May 4, bark Mary A Marshall (Br), Tucker, Savanna! Arrived at Queenstown May 4, ship D phy, San Francisco. Also arrived 4th, brig Saama (Rus), Samuain, Balti- More; Sth, seamships China (Br), Gill, New York for Liverpool; Oceanic (Br), Jennings, do for do; Polynesian (Br), Brown, Portland for do (and all proceeded). Arrived at Belfust May 4, ship Olaf (Nor), Andersen, Pensacola. Arrived at Bremen May 4, sshr W 8 Jordan, Baker, Galveston. Arrived at Cadiz April 20, bark Carrie Wyman, Coch- rane, New York; schrJ H Kranz, Pitcher, Boston, Arrived at Sevile,brig Helen M Rowley, Rowley, New Orleans. vid Brown, Mar- SAILINGS. Sailed from Liverpool May 4, bark Sunshine, Clark, New York. Balled trom Cork May 4,bark Cato (Nor), Anderson, United States. Sailed trom Waterford May 4, brig Enrico (Aus), Fla- min, United States. Sailed from Galway May 4, bark Anata (Ital), Sienl, United States, Salied trom Londonderry May 4, ship Minnehaha (Bn, Cassidy. United states, Safled trom Lough Foyle May 4, bark Athlete (Br), Goudy (fom Gottenburg, having repaired), Phiiadel- phia. Balled from Bremen May 3, bark Nellie May, Blair, United States. Sailed from Antwerp May 4, barks Cainan (Ans), Batta, New York; Guiseppe (tal, for do, Verdi (or), for do. Salied from Smyrna, bark Smyrmote, Sears, Boston. Bailed trom Cadiz Aprii 29, bark Gienora (ar), Ford Gloucester, Mass. Foreign Ports. Axtwrnr, May 2—Salied, bark Anm (Aust), Percich, United states. 5—Sailed, rene Acapuloo, Caver- ‘ASPIRW ALL ly; New York dirvet ue M The 1 25%, | | | i | sisted into thi ‘arrived, ship Hovding Q¥or), Zernt M 1g—In port, brig’Emma (Ger), oneiie Saat sen. tor New Siva, April i=l pert brig Kasturn Star, Foster, a Manth reh 17—Sailed, ae meena Wi ~ lan jamite ; barks ree ay Ma Basene ay Fra ark Menscikone sannistea Whampoa and hn’ dbelore reponse 21m), ship Sean Sands oii, san yort April Acauips Flying Eagle, Crowelt, for Tollo; aiddient, Kendrlek vor buh francisco. ig. Gen nto, Linnell, for do, ren Malay lonsh tor do, wiih imme in. ior, a; bark diato despatch; Sumatra, Mullin, | tor as barks Wakeficld, Carver, une ; Forward (Br), wayin land, 0, Garibaldi, Noyes, tor do. Havaxa, May oat ‘steamship Crescent City, Curtis, New. Yor Han ivan, mas May 7 al OGD brig Brothers (Br), McKen- Cleared rect New York), Por ool Via Portland and St. Johns, NE; Falmouth. for Portland. Kinosron, Ja, Mas New ‘Yorn and sailed 3), AM, or ‘Sane Lanthas qifarch 16~—Arrifed, ship Mindora, Bray, New- for Now York ; bark Maco (Br), for do. Mussta, April 1l—In port, brige Don Quixote, Munroe, on San Juan (Br), tae iat from Vigo via Malaga, atrived 9h, for the Panama. May I— san Foanaies ay. vr — steamship Arizona, Morse, i B Landry, and Hepa tate Teatahar, toe hay Bronce, YoxouaMa. April 14—No vessels on the berth for the ie, Ni bits iy.) bog Ca ‘aren B (Br), Townsend (from ‘aledoni Soiled fth, steamships Tire eotinn, ive M—Arvived, steamship Henry Ghaunoey, "Urey, i) ae March 16, ship Relted Will (ir), Braithwaite, e New York, to be loaded ristine (Dan), tor do, to be the 15th a, B Phila- acivnia Saat ae id April map) port brig Edith, for Phila. SwaTow, tor San Francisco. United Stater, a i iy Suey Gare o. Bresseis, j—Arr ve Cybe! ), 1 by Ne yorkie a. Beankin @ Detinicue. teitin tor New Your, Francesco, Corsano, artha Bowker, Allen, New vires anne from Fin ushing Roads 2st, Beretta e Coghe, Bar- 0. *GovogrE, April |20—Sailed; Gallino Bonsignore, Bon- signore, New Yor fe a aay April 21—Sailed, Tonsberghus, Jacobsen, jew Yor Brrstor, April 23—Arrived Almon Rowell, Kirby, New York via Morgan's Pit. toad April 22—salled, Asow, Ueckermann, Hamp- jon Kon sot fred April 21—Sailed, Nuovo Fama, Craglievich, Guensouea, April, 19—Arrived, Pommerania (3), Schwens*n, New York (and leit for Hamburg). COPENAAGER, April I rrived, Anne * Bertha, Hae- sert, Vhiladelphi: Alliance, Peterson, New York (both incorrect: a by ca! I, k:lsinore 20th). an the roads 20:n, Faders Minde, Berg, trom Philadel- i! Exarnore. April 17—In ane Sound, Therese, Meyer, from Savannah for Reva! ; lebecca Otto, Ahrens. Sew York for Stettin; igi, ‘Alwine. Shade, do for Norrko- mourn, to April 22—Sailed, Dryaden, for Philadel- RaLTAR, to April [0—Arrived, John Manp, Brown; Rid nte, Radoslov.ch; Onore, Corsano, and Cvbele (), Giover. New Yor! Giaseow, April 22—Arrived, Ean, Marass, New York. Sallea 224, Jennie § Barker, Waite, Rio Janeiro. Arrived at Greenock 4 Morland, ts ie Pensacola, Sailed 22d, Assunta, ‘aide, New Yor! teh April 2l—In the Bie, deline, from New Hatisaxps Devon). April 2i—Of, Caledonia, Potter, from Hnvre for New Uriea: Ysix or Wient, Apriis?-Om, Cornclive Grinnell, Bor- land, from London for New Vork. tS acapere April 22—Arrived, syberla, Harrison, Bos- Ciearet 22d, Corea, Choake, Philadelphia; Vale of Kitt, Westray; San Franciseos City of Sparta, McDonald, do; Mogul, Freeman, do. Entered out 24d. Det: ‘ans, Charleston; Luis A Mar- ay gloat ere met Vanauarg CH ey New ns aris (3), ‘IOI w York: - vania. Harris, Philadelnhia. i BEY ieee Saved from Bost ead 22d, Paotina S Mifka, Baltimore (for Liverpood. ff do 20tb, Eric the Red, Small, from Liverpool for Mikado, Ibery, New York; Simpson do (aud entered out for do). rit 18, Hover, Charleston. il —Arrived, Resurrezione. Dellepiant, re, Bd, pein Demartino, New York; Tahti, Ronblom, Baltimore, x ert .LkS, April 20—Sailed, Luigi Matoniis, De Maria, lew York. Pitac, April 19—Arrived, Helios, Ziesmer, New York. Pe eadcnine April 22—Arrived, Alloa, Terrier, Port- oO, siorpenpay, April 21—Cleared, Agostino & Ptetropiano, ew St. Micuaxt’s, April 11—Satled, Gil, Puré Boston. Swansea, April 2’—Satied, Guiseppe Capurro, Biagini, Naw Fork. inet sat ed rom c ropeest fer.) Stedeub. a St Aunan’s Heap, april 1)— nes, Siedenberg, from tah a for ore Sonne, . a Avril z2—In port, D H Watjen, Deetien, for ‘April 22—Saited, Rydal Hail, Foster, from Liy- in Francisco, in tow. san Francisco. Lonpon, April 22—Arrived, ber pt Hotland, jea red 22. SCILLY, erpool Niel ‘onsBaRG. April 13—Sailed Resolut, Bonde, America. TasLx Bay, March 18. VaLerol larch 19—Arrived, Zeslot, Best, palermo {and jeft 2lat for New York); Columbia (s), Higgins, jermo (and lett 23d tor New York); 7, Marianna ve Fer. reira, New York. Exsinore, April 19—The bark Landbo, of Arendal, from Savannah for Reval (cotton), hus been towed into these roads trom Nyhamn, where she had been tying tor shel- ter several days. Satcowsr, April 22—The W L Burroughs, Nichols, from New York t com pave (genres cargo), which was as- e 19th, from off the rocks in til wandergo repairs here to enable her to T*voyage. i—Fmma, Jeaselsen, New York, Bigbury Bay proceed on he: Warenrorn, April 23—The Maggle, from Lt hf Havana! as arrived heres having been ran Inia yester- day by an American ship, which did her sundry damage. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 4—Arrived. steamer John Gibso New York; gehts Frank B Cotton, Bosion Charles awrence, rates, You Jane, and Sarah Br etiea har ir Me Koo, Providen ia 5am —Schrs Francis’ L Godtrey, loore, Alice Belly andy Hen lenry. PPONA' fay 2—Arrived, schr Issac Sherwood, ea tavetberey. ved felir Helen, Searle, Hoboken, | 2 i rrived, schrs awe ‘ennedy, reglata: a: Yaylor d Aetna 8 Snow. paren : ven, ship Ualoga, Willey, London; barks at Dos ani inicent, CVI; Ellrigo, Thorn, hot aroy, Weehawk en; brigs Mary Charles Dennis, Darrah, Ma- Baris, Philadelphia ; sehrs jayaguez; James rown, Col- ; Pampers (Br), Matheson, Cienfuegos; (B:), Bra: ‘ardena: Five sisters, a W init, New Orleans: Charles Georgetown, DO: Carrie Walker, Dunn, Walier H ‘Thorndike, Thorndike Carroll, Nortolk; Balimore; Louse Bliss, allet, do: M Amesden, Brown, dos Addle Buasdell, Hearse, dy; George H Bit Smith: B B Emery, Wicks; Caroline Kenzie, Dilks: A H Wescott, Gaudy:kmily & Jennie, Conover: J ohn M Broomall, Dougiass; Skylark, Small; NW’ Magee, Kerchum? Northern Licht. trelands.A D Henderson’ —! Abr cede ge Matane Dana O'Rei May: James Davin, Sip Spencer, Haskell Jing, Clentuegos; William A Gib: Wallace, a Dennis, Wie! x Pocosin River AE Or ner, Wood, (st oy ‘Cobb obn, Henderson: Joseph Baymore, Bure: 4 D Scull, mers; Ann s Cannon. Dutton; Win Walton, Conekiin: Stephen Morris, Seaman: JL Alverzer, aon; MM Weaver, Weaver: Jacob Kien: and Mary Ryley, Ryley, Philadelphia: seis treat ‘Treat, Weehawken: Barah'L Stevens, Studley, do; A Bioom, Nickerson, Biizabeihport: “itodmer, “Nerartana. ant eee Kelley, Kelley, do; trances Edwards, West; Lookout, Clyde; Andrew Peters, Guptill; DM French, Childs: G andervoort KenieyJ 1 Lovall. and Lottie, Newbury, Hobo en; JL Worthington, Finch, Eondout: Jan Beunders’ Port Josucons Latoardaey Groouieg’s Onet: lenge, Marshall: Abbie, Ingalls, Ingalls and Cabo Parker, do; Nathl Stevens, Shute, Weehawken; J ( Collyer, Lewis; Rondout; Mary Brewer, Saunders, New er Blackstone, Hallet, Baltimore oy nker Hill, Davis, Melbourne, Aust Z; schrs James Martin, Brown, Balti very, Philadelphia. rt’ Marathon (Bri. ‘the brig Thomas — 4, ontward bound, remained in the roads at sun- jay 4—Arrived. bark Paladin (Norw), brig Echo, McVahan, Ponce, PR (not as Surprise, Hoyt, from Key West: brig Robin (Br), Porniere, trom Demarara: brig Georgia, Miller, trom Tarks Island. Sth—Arrived, steamships Joseohine Thomson, Moore, New York; William Whil at from Phita) Iphia; barks New York wiighiived. sehr St Elmo, Davis, Philadelphia (ee cel UHARLESTON, May fey steamships Charles- ton, perry New York agull, kg Bl ei oa bre Selina: Providence: schr Wills Luce, Hoe Satled—schr seadog, Ailen, Brunswick, og EDGARTOWN, May 2—arrived, steam tug Jones, from New York for Boston; schrs Matunges, Blagden, Port Johnson for salem; W Lock, Bunce, Boston tor New York; Glorida, Thompson, New York for Boston; JJ Worthington, Fish, — jon for do; Aaa Bullock, New York tor Castine; 3 ey tocket, do tor Bos: ton: Celestia, Babb, do te eal peor Mes Laconia, Cameron, do for bra (and all sailed t (a. cama |“ FORTRESS MONRO, May cae i ate: Nestorian (ing from Liverpool via Halifax for Norioll ang Haltimort FALL Kiven, be A 2—Arrived, schr 8 8 Bickmore, a LU, Brunswick, hrs ra Eagle, Shaw, Philadelphia: J Hi Burner Gardiner: New Keewlus is DeWalt, Eliza Ham fiton, Coles MA Grier, Fleming, and W Bentley, Ba- SuALNRSTON, April 28—Arrived, schr Sarah Cole, Ap- an, Cleared—-Schr Benj Gartside, Stanford, Pase pecan. 21n-Cleared, bark Johannes roe (Nor), Jabven, Fron- tera. to load mahogany for ku May 4—arrived. steamship tuto of Texas, aa, New ia Key West. « eared ‘ark tirnari (Rus), Tornberg, Liver | wteck of brig Nimwaukee wtpiled— — Frey (Nor), Halvorsen, Corky a sche Wm Jones, GARDINEICA ril 24—Arrived, schr Douglas Haynes, Adams, New York sailed 27th, schrs Edward Doren, James Prstacae! 95 ‘2th, Dough wiler, H a S diedt ay ae Grace, do; Grace Gi ander: for Georgeiown, DO; aNH, tie nga an ay puna pia ARC Cobn; Springer, Bridgeport; Wm Jones, Phila- de GLotionsran, Mi ay 7 ae ved. schr A B Baxter, Bax. TY ercerived, soht Lily B 6, NEWUNKPORT, Mal Prenely Gu Guiliver, Brut Ga. Be beh rick, Smith, thitadeiphla i acide, and’ Gems, Some York boss, ‘MOBILE, April 30—Agrived, sch Lizele Kellum, Nulty, Kew Orleaha |e tler, sues St Domingo, leared—sehr Addie L. Oa Bias thes WONG, Ct May d— Arrived, veeaasinn: Soe Sones Seay Te. erty, ‘Ba dione via Havana; poy 3 fea Nee yet Seat wey cna te CMSA ek, Maat Poa gophig ia ray ter cud Rnie's Conamt, Baker ark Comtesse tee Anna 5! Vrovadence. Arrive Ka t Wir ven Sth, bat hey jen Ux. & Caroline. we ai \y $—Salled, schr Harriet Mu. r, Miller, . UCKET, April %—Salled, schr Fannie Hanmer, Brooks, Phila: ¢ ‘phte Sent Albertson, W loo) rt Johns ker ard joun Weiter ‘Pa ait enchrs Croann, alten: New York, 4 Bacon, and Henry @ bbs, _ of, Gin iied. sehr Sesh tones, ‘ttanty, New York, NEWPORT, z= Nori, nes Oni Onward, Gorn Nantucket tor orl ip! ‘en, Warre! uniuckes JOF Neloney Uibos, Dota, and: Merpire: Mathews, New. Hediord tyr do: Kae i asset tor do; An ler, Kease, Josephine. mali, Deum, tordo cand ‘all sulted ladiuin, Ryder, Ween awken, jied—Brig Maria Wheeler, Grover, Richm ggrhuvesdn ice Wate, Ch Boston 8 Sih Arrived, cre Ba warps i Ward, Graham, New bie are inglish, WICH, May ve sohra Robin Hood, Hi ‘bate 9s Emma Louise, do; PD owen: ben fo re a lier, 3 sehr Pan her, it sed tehts aly, Allee Scranton, Roblai Hood, R 1, for vr bas ew Lost bok. ‘nav & trrived, schrs Silas Brainard, Bends losephine, oken; Win McCobb, do for Norwich: Pantheon Blicdetnpere ior do; Maria’ Fleming, Provi- dence tor New York. Sailed—chrs ¢1regon, New Yor 8 Applegate, Joseph, and RH Daley, do. ua maa Cu LA. At April breed, hip Magnolia ily, Kry ger, Rosalie Sunderland; schr Ma y Orleans’ (and cid 26th fo return) ; Youn, bark Brower New York, May A Arrived Orixa dy) feared 23h, ship The Craige (Br), Hi Green . at ral ir) jum, «Br, 7 hosheat, do: Poolmear (Bi), Ol elta (Kr), V ih Shiclds; 66 fray. Middle own’ Al "hath shine Western Fmpire (Br), soar ae Kockum (vor) :ostrum, Condon: 28th Lewis, Snow, New Orleans: 20th, Jesse Elizabeth, Shine Louisa (Br), Rees, St Vincent; Cristin, Buenos Ayres; Bristowwn (Br), Mor ri Flekicettorg (Bp), Puglesan PHLA, ‘Arrived Blade, Coombs, froin rid cena ine, Somer Key West; Peiro, Kelly, Ped 3 Also arrived, bork ra, MeKenale, Le schre Bile Stone! Wale, ant P's Grace, Lake? Clenfue 08; a oat Bartlett, Kelly, Bosion; Nellic ‘Starr, Polard, Cleared—ship 1 asi is (Br), play ee Bremep:| [oan Casco, rthern Chier mi felee vi ane Glentnanoss i ors Phe jaine nia ir) Ra: Cardona Melee and: a Gould . Carter, ‘Winshemast Famer $3 ee men Te mye Hoy, rag ate =P Ass; ni ‘elly, Rath; Resti urn’ Petro, “Kelly, salem: 12 -innlokeom, Feanewell Prove dence. Newcastix, Del, May 5—Passed down Sunday. bark Northumberland, to: Beltast, I; brig Kdi‘h Hall for Bos- ton, gebrs Oriole, Went Dennis, and kmma B Snow, for doi J S Lamprey, for Salem; ship Shakes peace tor Bre d brig Lena 7 burlow. for Havana, anchore ‘of here ‘naturlay TM, and proceeded sunday’ parks Fancook, for Dubl n, anit Kate Orosby, for wat H Houston, for Bath, and sehr Ida'Delle Torre. Providence, pared dow ‘Saturday PM; bark Oliver Emory, for Cork or Falmouth for orders, passed down PMyesterday. Arrived to-day, bark Norton, Stover, from Sazus (sge Mi.cell neous.) Luwxs, May 5—Schr Archer & Reeves, from for orders, arrived last night: sehrs speedway a Saiies Femath, for New York; park ¢ Chillingham and re Inier as before: brig fUth ant several. bares, outward bound and a large fleet of xehrs remuin; several vessels have dragged towards the bar, but as yet are all right; Gale moderating {rom SNE, arshal aie, lay rr rig jarshal Turner. Philadelphia : sehr LQ ¢ Wishart, Mason, Phila’ yh Salled—Steamship Scandinavian, Sd—Arrived, sehrs Ratan Clenve Atwood. Norfolk Charmer, Doane, Baitimore, Mi; RM Hay: Doane, Georgetown, DO: kastern Hell, Parkers Paiiutelpnie! Alaska, Thorndike, New York; Red Jacket, Mullen, Ne York: Mauna Tan Sanborn, New York. Sailed— Brig J Blekinor T Benedte rrived, bark Devonshire, Wilk Balt Hamlin, and Irs, Buchard. Boston NB; Willie Murdn. New York; LM Smith brig J Bickmore; echrs T Benedict and Nees 13 RTSMOUTH, May 3—, Phitnicinaie lay 8—arnived, schr Rosina, Beal, 4th—Arrived, sehr Orizimbo, Cook, New York (with loss of foretovmast), mn cae PROVIDEECE, May 4—Arr'ves‘schrs Sea Foam, Ham- mond, Virginia ;’ James Alderdice, Kockbill, Philadel- hia; Seud. Allen. Trenton: Ripple, Mover, do; Lizzie, ‘avlor, Rondout; Sarah L. Thompson, Uull, oe ‘Rebecca orton; Min- a Nickerson, ites, MeMule Jen, do. Sailed—Steamer Wm Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore via rry, Wait a Me “ke; by a7, Aaron Po T iitay “arrived, schr Reading RR No Ban FHANGI00, April. 27—Arrived, lante (FD), de. Freveinet, Pavia bark’ Stanley Sleuth red—Bark Colusis Howes, Burrard Inlet. Sailed—steamenip Fartar (Br) Ferries, Ho Honolua, and ang (Br). Niven, Tani . rrived, bark Qnii ase, New York Hazard, New Yor! reat, Philadeiphi Clearéd—Steamal nclee Boston: barks Cart < Pailed—senr H.C Hiller, Portland. May Pot eh ‘schr Ann, Stratton, ‘Trenton Babcock, Dantiam, Doltver, Pore Sohnsons Aitist Vorroeten, Sowserest i bry ong Wm D Bitton, Weaver, Georgetown, DO; David John ep’ But Schrs Peerless, Smith,and John H Chaftec, Gn. Oey Cardiff. Sydnev; barks ot (Nic), Howard, ickstep, bey x SAVANNA Mi See Be Sar or a ped Storer, ‘Narvas Jas Péake (Br), Hoburt, Liver- “eFaaTNoron, w ea 3—Arrived, schrs Reading RR No ‘orrester, New York; sloop Mary & Bayles, Hawking, Port Jobo: id Artist, New es Fiv. 0 a my Low 501 th —Salted, sche Porine ened " jay J—Arrived, Biners Wallace ate Hooper), Sazua for Rewoury, Ne k jtor Boston: Kelley Hoboken, tor do: ira B bN ne, Greenlaw, Port J Matanzas, Brag: don, do for Salem ; Abuie Willard: ‘Davis Weehewken for ‘Chelsea; A D Scull, Somers, Phitadelphya for Bos ton: Jane, Keunders, Fort dolizon: tor aon tes Hall, Gross, from Pocosin River, for Newburyport; John Far num, Murphy, Chickahominy River tor Thomaston. Bailed—Behis HB Drew, tor Hostom with marble from Alaska (Thorndike), and On- WSatled—Schrs C W. Dexter, W A M un B Gibson, Pearl, Modesty, orseth lam bu) Prima Don orge Crihoun, yanderrose Lotti ei bie i vita Fd a aozan as ou i¢, Avbie re 1 Farnam, Jane, A D 8cu.land Gen re PM arrived, One, Mounivery, Senboe, Hoboken for B: a fe Pressey, baltimore for Bi cob K tectum, Potte. detpnia Tor Been Nant Stevens Haskell, and Star, Brown, Hoboken tor do; J.B Clayton, Gifford, Philadel Phia for Salem Susan, bishop, Rockland for Fall River. ra Jane. Gen’ Hall, martine, Walter Buren aid Lotte basis Marten ki - 80 arrives rig James is, Partridge, ’hilaaelphis for Sosten; scbrsE Louise, ersick ite deren does Peters, Guptill, New Yor (or ‘03 Eclipse, Fautkner, Nor fork tor do: Keitie F, Counelly, Weehawken for do; Franklin Pierce, Philadelphia, Wareham, for do; Silvet Heels, itunes Philanda tor Portsmouth ; jopgphine, Nickett, Brunswick, Ga; ‘or Milibridue : 8 J. Lindse; Crockett, New York for toc Waterloo, Beck, Pori Johnson for Newburyport ane \Shaitos omery, Creamer, Va, for Richmond, Me, ienzie, nd ; Richmond: Va.’ f nowles, F Niel erson, Light Boat Albert Treat, ‘vary FCushinin, FA eike: Tinepere t ri Lellan, 1 Hoiway, Yreka, shwa, Ral I Howes, =a Ross,’ Robin, Gertrude binunmer, Bverett Hyena, Julia E ‘Gamage, Sabao, Hai Wave, N Hall, M R W, Monticello, WB Darling, Myctckatey 9 age anna, Olive, Huntress, ‘Union, ‘Fei erik, Bal t Pc sah Campbell, Velma ie M ficos Pane Catawamnteal | Norz Nor), Jahn, Belfast; rks Asphodel, Ce We ken | dense; Zulina, from, Sagua. echra | Boston: Andes, ‘trom Sout a Saab ion us i y oT f a from do; Belle Hardy, trom do; Forrest Oak, from New | noni Schr “Trenton, Walls: Challenges Marshalls a javen. Abb $ Cleared Steamers Raleizh, Oliver, Witmington, NC; Hotchkise: Boyd. froth south Amboy or Hosta eg Mur. F W Brune, r. New York; Henry L Gaw, for Phila: | chie, Metcalf. ‘Witintngson Xo, for Bath | aville. delphin: barks Adwute (Nor), Gundeasen, Queenstown | Hart, New York for dos Biizabeth. ce or Falmouth: Autares (Ger), Aibreeht, Londonderry: | Amboy for Camden: Northern Li ht 1, Port R Jahn Loto) BF Nash, Hopkins, West Indies: Romance, Din- | son for Salem; [rete ‘0, Libb: Ney York ei Naswan: selina, Georeia Sheppard, Rich, Bath, Me; | Cennestient, Dodge, ‘Hoboken | rer, “Kennebunk ports nity Pitianthiropit Ryder, Saco, M | villa, P New York for Pi wes M: Salled—Barks Grad Zagreb, for Queenstown; Ellen | anna, Palmer Portion) cr PRUsTe TG: Ne Rone, I iy ft nen Ly Hest pe Arrived, oan benras Letts ts n Bath for Baltimore; Hayaen, Green, 4 — nes Haghorn, Stover, Seavey, Boston: ee brig Long Reach, Blair, | from Boston, for Hey, Xotki teen eee Fhitude!phia; sohrs David Ames, New York; Eva May, nf at All nefore reported, excent barks bodes ti and A! v1 Kogsrs, J ‘d Baliod "May 1, tehrs Etta May, Diz, New York: M A | hedy, ree ee riparia" oganna. Folsom, Wyman, Boston. 4th—Arrived, schrs Watent ‘ork for Boston; BANGOR, May 2-Cleared, schrs Lizale Cochran, Hop- | Win’ B Thos n for rPbundetpb allte aH. kins; Moses Eduy, Cottrell, ‘and Abby 8 Oakes, Bulloch, | and Georye Tauiance, Gardner New York. Vinal Haven for do: Yankee i fet Mor a0; Chat: BATH, May 2—Arrwed, schrs Jed, Frre, Langley, Ac- | lenge, Wiscasset for anes Turner, Olive, Avery, tive, and Deborah Jones, from —; ‘ongress, | and Speedwell, Rockland for do: Brunette, York, New York: Mary Kila. St niekahominy | and Burmab, Bangor tor do: Harry Perey. ( Gia River tor Richinond; flenry ‘DM Ppiterton for | do; Anna Leland. Franktort aM Lzzle Young. Yeung. hiladelpnia; | fordoy Wanderer, idmeoiny nego Fa fal iva : . Nason, tor Hallowel Jones, Rockland ‘for do; iw fot BRL TOL, May 2—Arrived, sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, aC; Marin Adela! eaee gor or Saniora, Conn; ey Bal ker, do. for ising: shine Atwood of Brow: sae Wi Bristol | qual i fire Prairie Fig eohamet: i south, pecker Bound 7 Asphodel ; spies tt A re si kennedy aunt Wa 4 M iN, 2—Cleare 1, aoumt hit Fa. nita, ‘Doane, 86 ow Yorn: rk Sonabend (er), mpi Ste 3—Arrived Dyevions, sehr in. 1, NO, WABBINGTON, I New York (see Misce! Nellic Potter, Gaskill, Ne 38 VITALIZING ING TONIC, A “FAMOUS AND RESTORATIVE, ever discovered and t ‘The most perfect wie aud the best in the WINCHESTER'S HYPOPBHOSPHITE OF LIME AND SUDA, Asan anasiaieet certain means of resto tainty) alth, of relieving and’ preven OY Scinnal vous n Exhauation, of sustaining and eres e Forces and Powers, oF Car, and in the Vital Strength and Nervor ower and Ge: F and of building une Anvigorating” and STPALL ec grin, eke ao Oy | Systema 3. pon f coor the eae spy b Prices $1 and $2 yer voi. 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