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WASHINGTON. Aid in Constructing the Northern ‘Pacific Railroad. THE GENEVA AWARD. Waseage of the River and Harbor Appropriation. WaAsHINGToN, May 11, 1874, Webstoron the Geneva Award Bill—The Provision Excluding the Insurance + Companies. Im the ‘Senate the Geneva Award bill was argued Nat great length, and an unsuccessful attempt was amade'to sit the bill out; but the Senate, favoring enrestrained and unlmited action, kicked against thie, as it always does, and the bill went over, It és believed by Senator Edmunds, who has the bill 4n charge, as well as Senator Thurman, that it will pase to-morrow without other ameadment tnan $hat offered by Senator Thurman, except, perhaps, as Senator Edmunds says, some few small amend- ments to protect certain classes. The bill is | the same as passed by the Senate at its last session. In its main features it seems unobjec- tionable. The point of controversy in it 1s the provision excluding insurance companies, except “for the excess of war losses paid over war pre- miums received. A better understanding prevails this year than last, and there is @ strong feeling that this provision works injustice, especially in the case of mutual tusurance companies. Passage of the River and Harbor Ap- propriation Bill. In \‘he House, Mr. Wheeler, of New York, from Whe Committee on Appropriations, moved to sus- ead the rules and pass the River and Harbor Ap- propriation bul, He stated that the bill had been carefully prepared by the Committee on Commerce and carefully revised by the Committee on Appro- priations. It appropriated $4,500,000 as againss $6,000,000 last year, and made no provision for any new work. He defended the propriety of his mo- tion, unusual as to an appropriation bill, alleging | that Congress had been in session six months and that only one of the regular appropriation bills— viz., the Fortification bill—had become law. The army and Navy Appropriation bills were still | banging between the two houses. He then cited numerous other bills, Post Office, Diplomatic, &c. Mr. O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, another member vf fae Appropriation Committee, opposed the mo- aon, and argued that the House had time enouga to go over the bill, item by item. It should not be done under the speed of Lurry and warm weather. ‘Tue bill was tnen read in full, and on the motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill the question was taken by yeas and nays. The motion was agreed to, and the bill was passed—yeas, 169 nays, 58. propriation:—Improvements at Dunkirk, N. Y., $36,000; at Buffaio, $75,000; at Alcott, Meeg drenar: 4 Puimeyville and Waddington, N. Y., $10,000; jor the removal of obstructions at Hel Gate, $225,000; examination and surveys and incidental repuirs, "$75,000. Appropriations for a large num- ber of rivers and harbors were also made, ‘The Bill to Aid the Construction of the Northern Pacific Railroads—Holders of the Northern Pacific Seven-Thirties. ‘The bill to aid the construction of the Northern Pacific Railroad, introduced in the Senate to-day by Mr. Ramsay, authorizes the company to issue five per cent tuirty year gold bonds to the extent of $50,000 a mile for the length of the road built and tobe built. These bonds are to be delivered w the Secretary of the Treasury and to remain in his possession. Whenever twenty additional miles of road and telegraph line are built and equipped and certified to by the government commissioners as being complete and ready for occupation the Secretary of the Treasury shail, in the name of the United States, make this mdorsement on the five per cent bonds:—“The United States | of America hereby guarantee to the holder | of this bond the payment of the interest thereon in gold coin at the rate of five per centum per annum semi-annually—namely, on the 1st day 0i January and on the Ist day of July in each year— | and to secure tne payment of the fn ge of this bond at maturity. The Northern Pacitic Rail- road Company has delivered to the Secretary of the Treasury, a8 collateral security, a bond of like amount, bearing interest at seven and three- tenths per centum per annum, secured by the first mortgage of the said company on its entire road, franchise, lands and other property, to be availa- bie to the holder thereof. When the prior lien of the government of the United States shall have been extinguished by the payment by said com- pany of the interest on all the bonds so guaran- teed the Secretary of the Treasury shail pay | @ut these guaranteed five per cent bonds | to the railroad company as follows:— Whenever twenty or more continuous miies of road are constructed, equipped and ready lor operation $40,000 of bonds pe: mile are to be handed over to the company, and at the same time $10,000 worth in amount per mile are to be put away in the Treasury as security to ine government for prompt payment by the company of the guaranteed interest. As lurther security | to the government simultaneously with the de- | livery Lo the company of the $40,000 per mile of the five per cent guaranteed the company shall de- | liver to the Secretary of the Treasury its seven and three-tenths first mortgage vonds in the propor- tion of $50,000 of the latter to $40,000 of the former. For further security and for additional means to provide for the guaranteed interest the railroad company turns over to the government Ite entire land grant, acquired and to be acquired, te be administered by the government, and by ie gold in limited quantities to actual set- ters only at $250 an acre, subject, how- ever, to the vested rights and equities of third parties. For further security, twice every year, and fiteen days before ihe guaranteed interest ghali tail due, the raiiroad company shall pay iuto the United States Treasury the net earnings of the rodd jor the preceding six months and any sum besides necessary to make up the interest. For jurther security, if the sales of the company’s lands and the earnings of its road prove insufficient wo Provide for the interest on the guaranteed ponds, the Secretary of the Treasury may sei] enough of the $10,000 per mile retained by him to meet the interest. Alter that, if there shall remain « sur- plug in the Treasury arising trom company till the end of 1883, plus shall be paid into the company’s sinking | jond to extinguisn the five per cents. Hoiders of the issued at the Treasury, doliar for dollar for the fives, with the interest guaianteed, from and alter July 1, 1878, i the eXcaange be made before that day; if Made.aiter that aay they get the guaranteed in- terest irom and including January 1 or Jniy 1 next foliowing tue exchange. The seven-thirties thus po mov po are retained by the goverpment a3 ad- ditional security for the guarantee of the fives. ‘To secure Lhe payment ol the principal of the guar- gnteed fives the government wil hold all the company’s seven-thirty bonds deposited in tue Treasury when the fives are issued for constrac- tion and that get there on exchanges; also a Bink- ing Jund £0 be establisbed, to commence January, 1889, of one per cent per annuin of ail bonds issued under this. act, to which shall be addea the sur- pluses im the Treasury arising from the sales of the comment jJands abd the deposit of its net earaings. The sinking funa is to buy up the guacauiced. fives, They are wo be cancelied in the ‘tregzsury a8 bought, but the railroad company is to conginue to pay terest on them ihe same as if they were not cancelled. The a extends the timevor tne gapstruction. By December 31, 1875, Aud gyery year thereaiter, 100 miles shali be’ com: pleted; of which at least forty snail Rocky Mountains, and the whole road be finished by Jtily 4, 1884. The seven-thirties remain the first Aten on-che road, ae the rignts of their holders re- Main-uGiouched. Toe act resveres about 50,000,900 Of acres Of pubiic lands to the government, to be | aie Of to actna! settiers at tne price now jim. Ated by law for the adjoining pubic lands. The act Aurther provides that Congress may fix and de- vtermine the fares, tus and cuarges to be paid-tor the sraneportation of persons ana properiy on thig aliroad or any Di art OF At BEUNION OF THE ARMIES, ®ky President and General Sherman To Be Present—The Oration. HARRISBURG, Pa., May 11, 1874. ‘Nbit morning, early, the batteries from the arsenal were drawn out and placed in position on tme , ur sides of the Capitol building, ready to thond Jorth their welcomes and salutes. A pri Wéte letrer wae received here this morn- ‘ng from Colonet Audenried, of the staff of General Sherman, ating that botn President Grant ana — i ‘eruan will attend the reanton, by every reason to believe that the reunion wit twily come , 3 to the expectations ot the Commit."ee of omen Generals Bheridan, Han. Ck, McDowell, Burnside, end Logan will “fiend. some of the military wili arrive this afte: Woon, bat a majority will come Suring the night. Ip consequence Of the death of General A. Mevalino Who \¥as to nave delivered the 2. Colonel Wihwn Norris, Privave secretary Governgr May ansey ll periorm tuat aye The foliowing are items of the ap- | | | | | sing; mormmc at paosrcer rink var | Mateh Between Barncy Kelly and Bena- tor Mitchell—The Former the Winner. A trotting match between W. Lovell’s oay geia- ing Barney Kelly and Robert Anderson’s black gelding Winfleid, the former to wagon the latter to harmess, was advertised to come off at Prospect Park Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon; but when ‘the time aretved for the horses to start it was announced that Mr. Anderson had paid forteit and that anotwer match bad been made between Barney Kelly to wagon and Senator Mitchell in harness, mile heats, best three in five, for $109 aside, This race came of im @ strong easter.y gale and was well contested, good time being made in the face of the hurricane. | Barney Kelly won the race tn three straight heats, Barney looks remarkably well this season, giving unmistakable evidence that he has had a good wintering, as he is very stout and robust, in | prime condition to begin a campaign. A large number of trotters are now at the Fair Grounds, more than ever belore, undergoing the necessary preparation for the coming contests, This track is the very best for training x purpose, as it 18 one of the fastest full miles ip country. Nearly 200 horses are being worked there at the poet ume, ranging in speed from 2:40 down to 2:20 or less. American Girl trotted a mile in 2:24 on Sunday in her exercise. The attendance was small, and those who were there were compelled to keep tudoors on account of the weather, except when the horses were trotting. The tollowing are the details of the race between Barney Kelly and Senator Mitchell: THE TROT. First apm yo iditchell took the lead start and held it to the quarter pote, passi bore three lengths ahead, in 403, seconds, ey | elly trotted steadily along the backstretcn, clos- ing gradually to the half-1 : Bee Mitchell lead- tng one length and @ hali, in 1:22 Both horses broke up alter ieaving the nalemiie pole, aud when they recovered Barney was a length in jront. He = ahead to the end, winning by four lengths in *Seoond Heat.—The horses came up close together for the start, but Burney broke up a8 soon as the word was given. Mitchell ied around the’ turn four lengths, ond was further in advance at the quarter pole, in 40% seconds, Barney then began closing gradually, and shut up tiree lengths of the daylight on his way to the half-mile pole, Mitchell passing that poise io 12224. Going down the backstretch Barney weut to the front and came home a winner by two len ths, in 2:40. "hird Heat.—Mitchell was first away, and, not- th withstanding that Kelly broke up twice oelore he od ground the turn, he was half a see verte nb of Mitchell at the Cones pole in seconds. Kelly kept in nt to the haif- mile pole, passing that point one length in front of his 9) ponent, tu 1:2244. vown the lower stretch to the thr: nay gohesd there was no daylight visible be- | tween the horses, but coming up the homestretch Kelly got clear of Mitchell and came home a win- ner Of the heat and race by two lengths, in 2:4234. The following are the SUMMARIES, Prospect PaRK FaiR GxOoUNDS, May 11.—Trot- ; Matcn, $200; mile heats, best three in five. Trout named b. g. Barney Kelly, wagon...... T. Conners nam in harpess..........- First heat. match, $500; mile heats, best three in five. J. Trout named b. g. Barney Kelly, Received forfeit, to wag sseeeeeeee Pald forfeit, on. J. L. Doty na in harness....... KENTUCKY RACES. LEXINGTON, May 11, 1874, The spring meeting of the Kentucky Association commenced to-day under the most favorable auspices, The weather was magnificent, the track ance large. There were sixteen entries for the first race, THE PHOENIX HOTEL STAKES, for three-year olds, one and an eighth mile dash. Six started. The pool betting on Saturday night and to-day ‘was:—McGraih’s Aaron Pennington, $140; Field, $70. favorite that it was excluded from the pools; after which @ number were sold off, as follows:— Warrior, $100; Excel, $58; Big Fellow, $21; Megib- ben’s filly, $21; Grinstead, $21. ‘The ‘horses oboe brought pramptly to the score and gut a start. ‘Fhe race was closely contested, MoGrat th’s Aaron Pennington winning by two lengths; Excel and Big Fellow makiog @ dead heat for ‘second | place. The rest were not placed, Time, 1:57%. SUMMARY. KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION, May 11.—Phoenix Hotel Stakes. tor three-year bene ony one mile and an eighto, ENIRI H. P. McGrath’s b. c. Aaron Pennington, by Tipperary, dam Lucy Fowler... BRT PMocaillers ch. ¢. Big Fellow, by War ‘Dance, dam by Mahomet......... John Harper’s b. c. Excel, Nantvra.. L Mcintire’s ie Yornsiire. T. J. Mein ben’s b, J. 8. Gienstead’s ch. 1. by Gilroy, dam Brenna... Time, 1:5734. THE SECOND RACE 0 was mile heats for a purse oi $300, and was won by Mr. McGrath’s bay mare Jury in two straight heats. ‘Tere were seven entries and 81x starters. Betore the trst heat the pools sold as lollows :— Jury, $120; Nellie Grim, $68; Somerset, $45; Field, $40.’ Aiter the first heat, which was easily won by Jury, the betting was—Jury, $115; Field, $43. The following 18 a SUMMARY, Same Day.—Porse $300, mile heats, ENTRIES, H. P. McGratn’s b. m. Jury, by Lexington, dam Roxana, 5 years old.. J. A. Grinstead’s ch. §, Sophia, by Australian, ane Loretta, 4 years old.. 4 re Bowman’s ch. c. Somerset, by Concord, dam by Giencoe, 4years old 4 T. J. Megivben’s ch. f. Nellie im, by Aster- ord, dain Moilie Hambleton, 4 years old..... 3 Captain Bearas’ b. ( Lida Gaines, by Dance, dum by Lightning, 3 shew g old., «+ dis. Time, 1:44%—1:46. AQUATICS. Boat Clubs. land sales and | het earnings, the Secretary shau pay it over to tne | Thereaiter such sur- | people were attracted to the Harlem River to wit- Northern Pacific seven-thirties | rior to this act can have them exchanged | be west of the | Notwithstanding the high and chilling wind which prevailed yesterday a large number of ness the six-oared barge race bstween the Nassau and Harlem poat clubs. In addition to the hun- dreds of spectators who assembled along the New York shore toe steamers Seth Lowe ana Water Lily, Waich had beea chartered by tne respective clubs to follow the contesting boats, carried a full compiement of the lovers and followers of aquatic sports, The race was undoubtediy one of tne fivest that haa ever taken place on the river, and both crews deserve praise for their efforts to avoid anything like an approach to a foul, which Jast year Was lot an Unusual occurrence, THE CREWS. Both crews presented a fine appearance and ‘were as fit aa they couid be made by caretuily at- tending t@ and ‘ollowiug the régime prescribed by their mentors in trainiig. They were each -onfi- dent of success, and. as it will suvsequentiy be seen, there was but littie to choose between tiem. ‘The Nassaus were, however, a trifle heavier than their adversaries, Which, in @ race of this cnarac- ter, was thought to be am advantage. Betting eWaa, at slight odds, in favor Of the Nassaus. The crews Were a iollows ARLEN MOAT CLUB CREW. Nome Weight. +183 Ths. Position, Bow pm etogs Str ke. Coxswat verage weight, 0 i. Nov iba. ‘Their boat was built for them last year by John Kyle, of Spanish cedar, and is 40 feet long, 3 ieet 6 laches beam and 12 inches deep amidships. 8 CREW. THE NAMRAU BOAT CLI Position, Bow Bo at Loxw WK. Fi Average weigiit, 155 iba, Tue boat used by this crew was built by Tom Farrell last year ad 1s 41 feet long and 4 ieet 7)5 inches beam, TRE Rac! was two miles straight away from the powder suip. The time are for the struggle to com- menee was half-past Jive o’ciock, but with the nsuw latitude (certainly less abused in this case — generally happem) taken by crews, but tc ought never Lo be vmitted Oy, the reieree, it was not antil nineteem\ minutes of six o'clock that the crews were in pusition to receive the word “Go.” AS soon as this: word was given both Howard | canght the water almost simuitaneously, al\hough if anything the Nassaus were @ thought quicker man thelr nents, rover whom they obtained a lead of about hall a ig. i before ours. 100 yards, The Harlem men put ona id, using their stretcvers with @ Vim, 800; ft ‘their adver- aarics, aud it became & level ry peculiarly well conteste 4 Face right up $0 withiy Mity yards of } Et PROSPECT PARK PAIR GROUNDS, May 11.—Trotting ; | in better condition tuan for years and the attend- | McGrath’s entry was 80 decidedly the | | | Valencia 16th, Car | _rebr Adria (of st John, N when the Harlem crew, Wacomd’s Dam Bridge, ‘who had oy Westchester side of the river, Cay the buttress of the Reereby losing Seneterapie looked as thor meee. on the rex bed ence, then w bey cad doubt agh the wast settied tn favor of the tar Harlem crew? but the others | this ats passed the sue releree had jag be accredited with the wildest excitement ensui the final and irrevocabie favor of the Nassaus, wh pened that the excitement w. then paddied slowly g Jail Lo appreciate the gai! vanquors and Start. Finish: urted, and, before a Fgh of of the distance irom is point to High Bridge had again level. From this point it was “NIP AND TUCK”? Jong, the noses of the boats being first one in front and then the other, neither seeming Ww either | gain or maintain & permanent advantage. 1! been passed, were The nearly ther that until janded and Pamenlten with tbe an it was impossible to decide which would guerdon of victory. The ed, and it was not until decision had been cast in 10 were declared to be the WINNERS BY ae FEET, syed. ‘The two crews eir quarters, recetv- ing the plaudits of the mpectators who could not lant vace made by both vanquished in this the closest and | Most intensely exciting race that has ever oc- curred on the Harlem River, The time of the race was:—~ Sigee Riker MONTH SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE OF May. \A 19 cot ' Pereice. Mosel.. Nevada. Herder. Pom: mera Wese Ma‘ City-oF Richinond’ Baltic M Montana Spai State in Ville de Paris. 70 | Moon rises..morn 2 67 oF Henry L Gregg, Dye kins & Job. 20. Brig Guiding Star, Moore, Hunter & Co. . nig Lucy (Br). Irving Cushinai Sehr genie Midaleton, Ball & Sehr Hattie E Smith, Lee, Schr Wenonah, Pen |leton, Steamer Aun Eliza, Riel Cleared 9th :— Steamship Neckar (Ger), REPORTED BY THE Steamship Canada — ueens.own 3)ih, with Hurst. aaa Oy iy 44 68, .0n 44 29, 40, lon 46, signaled bark Dougla: berg: wr day Casue (sr) Meam-htp Pembroke (Br), With m.se and WO steamship phed tin (Ger), Copenii 7 to Charles Ramnmel-be a steamer bou.! Hf e@ bo show! Mt Lae ie Ria Dah oak ag ahi Steamehi® " Worterdam “Dutebs, Janzen, Rotterdam lights buecessively: 4th, Steamship Rotterdam April 25, via Plymouth 28th, ngers to Funch, Edye aged steam hiv, Maas fh, lat 45 30, lon 48, passen; (Br). st, with mdse and 128 No date, lat 36. N, lon be .| Liverpool. |lasgow... 17 -{Slasgoy Havre HERALD STEAM HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. LINC. (Br), Webster, Liverpool April 29 assense “8 to A 8. n and Antwerp Sth, with m sieinmann (Belg, hssed a sinall r na 17th, Gibraltar sengers to He 29 Broad; 7 Bowling rpool..|4 Bo* wing Green 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 2161 Broadway. [9 Broadway. i5 Broadway 9 Broad way. 4 Bowling Green Green -155 Broauway. Almanac for New York—This Day. BIGH WATER Gov. Isiand....eve Sandy Hook.. 2 Te Gate......eve ae 8s PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY U, 1874 CLEARED, Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Portland—J F Ames. “a Sirius (Ger), Peipke, Antwerp—Tetens & Bock- mark Sarah, Nichols, Cronstadt—W: ish, Field & Way. r, Venice—Marcus Hunter & ‘Sark JM Morales (Br), Foster, Pictou, NS—Bird, Per- | oom Clara Pickens. Coombs, Lisbon—Evans, Ball & Georgetown, Dem—Marcus Point-a-Pitre—Pomares & Brig 1% M Knight, Davis, Brunswick—J H Winchester & ‘Rehr Gersh Banker, ta) jes Cartha mkins, na—B J Wenberg. jampeachy—Kvans, Sehr i i Warren, Johnson, Barbados—Milter 4 Hough- Green Turtle Cay—B J Wen- re. Leg C P Gerrish, Armstrong, Savannah—Evans, Ball aselir EA Scribner, Smith, Philadetphia—Evans, Ball tchr J H Chaffee, Buell, pane copes F H Low. Behr Flight, Tinker, Boston—Chi a Boron Wan Chalmers, che ‘Thomas F Owens, Simpson, Somerset—Waydell & ‘Sehr Aphrodite. Paine, Wellfleet—*t John & Avery. shards, Philadelpnia—James Steamer Pia Davis, Wilmington, Del— A Abbott. Meyer, Bremen—Oelrichs & ARRIVALS, YACHTS AND mdse snd 467 pasenxers to aseed an ice. 5 Wiliams Cardiff April 29, axter & Co, Stettin April 16, ise and 467 passen 4 & Co, May 2, 1st 47 30, lon it, showing three ae Dehnicke with mdse and 187 pa: & Oo. May 3, lat Sa ions, tren) nence for Rotterdam; 48, bark Vrermise (Ger), bound West. Lechere, Antwerp > Apr gersto Kunch, Kaye & Mackay, Palermo April 8 | jackay, Palermo nf rand Cadiz derson Brow W, spoke ship Aunosphere (Br), from Savannah ior Livernoo Steamship Cantma with prot Meamsntp New Orleans. IL (Be), Liddicoat, Hamilton (Berma- luce aud passengers wo A E Outer. Clapp, New Orleans M: 2, via Havana 6th, with mdse and passengers to Clark Seaman. May 9, 10) m and iainion Steamship Company Ship Suilote (of Loado' ballast, to muster. ass Ship Charger (of Be Boston 3 days, in ballast, to Francisca Bark Doune Castle (of Glaszow), lett hai 105 days, with teas to ngier Feb 18, Cape ot G Hyuator April 1in lon. 32 2 | 011K, spoke ship Anglese: London. jut. Bark tye. (ot Whitby), witn railway iron to order, 1 pice ‘of the passage; lost | “Bark Kong Falmouth 46 days, in balla: Apri 9, 'at 37, fon 2%, 8: oke trom Dieppe tor Philadelp hi Bark days, with trait to Ward & Oo jes south ot Cape 1 brig ct tad Woods, ot St John, NB, trom } amship Richmond, Reed, fcnmond, Oity, Point Norfoik, with mdse and passengers ry the Ola Do- ‘on, new, 144: od Hope Mai Sry Again (ot Duiniri eras, spoke anzas tor ule, valencia 53 days, in raltar Mt fons), Henry, Sun master. Will joaJd for p 6; 87; March 2), lat 3335 a (Br), Wright, Swansea 67 davs, westerly gales ke 8, Jon trom Melbourne tor stove buiwa: Sverre (Nor), Hansen, Bergen 6) days, via Kmann. Boston), si, to Tetons & Bi bars Mignon (of a. Bark Industrie Cr ne Avich, st vincent. ef days, in ballast, to Siocovich & bark Prindsesse Lowise (N Race Between the Nassau and Harlem | ¥'t! sugar to ‘loffman & Vo; vessel to Tetens mann. rk Rebecca Caruanna, 0 Waydell & with hark GA Little! 11 (of Bangor), ‘or), Freale, Matanzas 9 days, & Bock- Johnson, Matanzas 8 aagys, Carver, Caibarien 9 days, with stigar to Knowliou & Co; vessel to RF Buck ys Bark Erna (Nor), sugar to D Morgan & Co ani orig Angostura (of Gibra Cindad Bolivar 22 days and hides ‘o Joseph Morrill. Capt years. died of tert disea isson (ot Lockpe 25 days, with cotter to Fishe Brig Nancy Koss (of Hasils Guat, 16 dava, with sugar io Milet & Houghton. Brig Sarah Crowell (o' citlo, PR 12days, with sug Br'g Northern Star (ot St pane 10 days, with sugar to | PL Nevius & Son. Brig Victoria Amella (of Arichat), days, with sugar to Ben Reconda & ¢ Witwon & Co. Brig Alice Ada (of St John lnys, with sugar to the Com ig Gapsey Queen (of Por ee brig Gites Loring (ot Yarmouth, Me: [is Delaware Breakwater, 14 Swit iete Lt ‘ 8 Brees Vessel x, 1om 74 5) W, spoke a Hence ior Key Weet 13. Set L B Gregg (of Port: Mart, i days, with sugar to Muler & Houghion, May & gale irom SW; carned awa fo Brett with sngur to PI Nevius & r starlight (of sugar to Jova & : ve Schr A Jennings, Blake, Bene CH Walcot, Lyinin Behr JJ Houseman, Kehr WA Low, Col Sehr two Broth Bear J UW Jones, ‘Behr James A Crocker, Br Passed Throu BOUND Bark Lawrence, Howe, B last, to orser. sehr WP Barry (81), Sh New Yor! Sebr N 2 days, with Mahoney (ot ew York 15 di MClir Ann Mitchell, Oxden, with spies to waste: sehr Wm H Mitche with spiles to Wats Sehr) Comsta + Rare Rehr Venue, Clark, New Hi Schr Ki rent ure k: ‘oli Abbot, Myst & Cornelia, Ellertsen, March W Perkins, late master, with sugar Ww Jova & Co; a ais), * Sched J Harris (of Brookhaven), Keir GL Adains, baker, Rosto Sehr A Heatog, Phinney, Bogton for New York Caibarion 9 days, with 3 Vessel to Tetuns & Bock- \tar), Morrill (la A I4days trom ( Perkins), ¢ bar, with Cudad Bolivar, 1 Brooklyn, aged 33 ort, Ee Ne, Dunn, Maracaibo 1 x), McClellan Point a-Pitre, HA Vatable & son; vessel to Joun, A ED Morgaid & Co; vessel to Landry, Cardenas ® | esse] to Hatton, NR). Tower, Matanzas 8 mercial Warehouse Co, ‘tland), Morgan, Clenfuegos 15 vessel lo Jil Winchester Loring, Sagua, day with sugarto H 1 & Co, avs, with mae amo 18 W & Co.” May he Georgietta (of Ebaworth), Sout anal, Andersen, St Pierre. Dwicht & Piatt, vessel to ai 3, lon 72 had # heavy tnaintopinast. B., Sith, Matanzas8 days, son. Blatchford, Sagua 9 days. ssel to Jonn soynton’s Son Hudson, Baracos. 8 days, wiih fruit to PJ Madge; vessel to lsane R staple: Schr Nellie Grant, Jordan, ston, NC, Tdays, With Imaber to master. Is bund to Bostoli. Behe A® Aumack, Hilton. Virginia. own, DO, for Wareham. " ri Sebr Emma Bacon, Bearse, Georgetown, WC, tor Bos ‘own, Battimore for Danvers- gh Hell Gate. SsovTH. joston for New York, in bal- le River, N8, for Parker, Sheppard, Wind: with plaster to U W Ber- . Shutee, NS, for New York, ‘hulee, NS, tor New York, ys, |, Georges Banks for New Providence for New York, with fish to H'C Rogers. Selle Mary F Cushinan, siall, aven for Port Johnson. for New York. ic jor New Lork. Laird, Somerset for New Di Shan- | Pat area, ae | ors to save the ship. Bk bent a a) Rehr John ©: it ues ell, New Ben t Sehr J B Alien Bava ori i Schr Joneph Bgrden. i tien: Bover Rohr WH. Carrol New aa ne Goddean Kelly, F mer oe lew York. Schr GW Beluwia for New York. keh 8 8 Tyler, , Miller, Wl River tor New York. Soar & Qlatas, Waser, Mast (oe Mer New Yor aoe Mavictea Biarnss Bicehuan, Boston ior Phlls- fT ‘Schr Lark, Caswell, Calais for Philadelphia. New York vide Gone Be BOSS re a ee Te eR mew ‘Sir HW Ridgely, Anderson, Bridgeport for New She Governor Coney, Kelly, Providence tor New Sehr Jachin, Kane, Belfast for Rondout, with lumber. ven Behe Frederick Hall, Chatfleld, New Haven for New ache Da n, Kelly, Providence for New York. ner TT Pomeroy, Weehawken tor New ‘Sehr DM French, Callas, Boston for New York. Yor! Shi mn, Boston for New York. Rehr OF hawley, bidridge, Wickford for New York. Schr Wanderer Prohocks vee Fall River for New ore Philade| ‘Sehr Emily A Dennison, Allen, Boston tor Albany. Schr Dexter Clark, Hawley, Providence tor New York. Schr Olive, Warren, New Haven for Ney, or! Seank ¥ Wellington, Beebe, Boston for Philadelphia. chr Cicero, New Haven tor New Tou Behr Imogehe Diverty, Hand, Providenee tor New ‘ork. ‘Bene C P Schultz, Young, Bridgeport for ohokans eee baer Brow Ro ‘North +4 aes Sehr Pelt 80. Vough for New York. Schr James Tripp, Nickerson, ew Haven for New ‘orh. Sehr Charles Hawley, } Hew. pares for New York. Behr C W Cummi ston for New York. Sehr Ellen H Gott. as per, Fall River tor New York. Schr Amelia Augusta, Hopper, Harttord for New York. Sehr SS peregerey ere for New York. Schr J Burrows, Vinaihaven for New York. = Wm Gillum, Robinson, Portland tor Philadel- Senr Momanaee,. Deas, Taunton for New Yor! Sehr J Good Gi:hauy Pine island for New York, with oul to Jen ins Adame f SK Lane, Fuller, Yarmouth for New York Schr WF Washburn; Morrisou, Providence for New ‘ork. oa J G Collyer, O'Donovan, Providence for New ir Carrie Jones, Walcott, Fall River for New York. Behe Castilian, ep ee) Calais for New York, with ath fo Stimpson, biapp & hee 3 ace now, “Rocklana for New York, with ime Schr Nightingale, Young, Providence for Newbarg. Schr Rapidan, Williams, irom wreck of steamship Alex- ander Lavenley for New (re LOleE, & Hooper, “Bradbury, Providence for Ha- win D Dailey, Cahoun, Boston for New York. Schr Margaret Jane, Kennedy, Providence for New ‘ork. ‘Schr Paladium, Ryder. Newport for New York. Sehr T Bodine, Gilbert, Pnovidence for New York. Sehr Lizzie L Mil Afmstron Bangor tor New York, with Inmber to John Boynton & Sehr Midnight, Hopkins, Bath for ‘New York, with lum- ‘Sclr‘Ligzie Raymond, Lord, Deep River for Philadel- Pear duly Poort hy Wood, Bangor for New York, with jangor for os ameter’ to ‘son “eX Sehr Rachael Jane, ‘Seaton, Providence for New York. Senr Benjamin Franklin, Jones, Norwich ior New ‘ork. Sehr Wm Voorhies, Goldsmith, Providence for Haver- raw, Schr Abbott Lawrence, Griffin, Portland for New York, with tumber to order, Sehr Looks oad ayn Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Bro’ Schr John Lozier, Fall River tor New York. winte A K Woodward. Woodward, Boston for New York, ice. Poets! HB Potter, Hughes, Rockport for New York, with ne. Sehr Silas MeLeon. Spear, Rockland for New York, with lime to J V Havilan Sehr Cloud, Goodington Fall River for Trenton. Sehr Foam, Coleman, Middletown for Trenton, Schr Gen Scott, Lunt, Fall River for New York. Behr Flyaway, Enos, Providence tor New York. Sehr Lottie, Plymouth for New Yor! Ser Grace'Cushing, Hamilton, lallowell, Me, for New York, with granite to order. Selir Margaret Kennedy, Ford, Stratford for New York. Schr Brandywine, Fengar, Providence ior New York. Schr Mary, Stowe, Boston for Philad Schr Isqumaux, Reed, Jaunton tor New York. Schr John Manlove, Providence for New York. Schr Pennsylvania, Beaty. Hartford for New York. Schr T Clyman, Bradley, New Haven tor New York. Schr © © Saddler, Smith, New Haven for New York. Schr Mary H Mitilin, Ferris, Warren for New York. Behr Jeniie C Rogers, Rogers, Somerset tor New York, Schr Clara Sawyer, Sawyer, Boston for Alexandria. Steamer Galatea. Gale, Providence tor New York, with mdse and passengers, BOUND BAST. Steamship Franconia. Bragg. New York for Portiana. Steamship Tilhe, Bailey, New York tor New London. Schr M A Predmore, Sherman, Newburg tor Norwich. Sehr Gore. 'W Whistle, Keefe, Hoboken for Taunton, a 8 J Gurney, Gurney, Elizabethport for Provi- den: Sehr Gonstitution, Young, Newburg for Fall River. Schr Dart, Cook, New York for New Hav Steamer Galatea, Gale, New York tor Frovigence. SAILED. Ships Richard Robinson, for San Francisco; British Ration, (bp, Londyn: Buxine (Br), Greenock; barks Trait d’ Union (Br), Port au Prince; John Campbell (Br), Hamburg; Juno (der), Elsinore; ‘Balder (Swe), Soder: tee (Seiten); brigs New York (ta), Genoa; San Wind at sunset SE, fresh. Maritime Miscellany. We are indebted to the pursers of steamships New Or- Jeans and Canima, from Havana and Bermuda respec- tively, for their attentions. Suir Wasutncron Bootn, McGregor, thee pees tet Liverpool Feo 2 far Valparaiso, was pi cred mn the 3d of ‘April abandoned by schr Thos Hunt, arr: ved 10th inst at Providence, KI. trom the Sonth Mhetland Islands. The Hunt reports the ship a wreck. The W Booth was bullt at Baltimore in ber was 718 tons, and had been for some years under the Chilian flag; she was owned in Valpa- Taiso. Snir Maccir Lauper (Br), Holcock, from Barrow, E, via Southwest Pass tor Pensacola (betore reporied), weut ashore May 3, at 11 AM, on Caucasius Shoal, mouth of Pensacola harbor. She had jelphia. no pilot on board: Bans Baxauxneay (Br.), Purdy for London, (betore reported) al choked, is atso leaking. Th experienced a very heavy gale on 25th, 2 from Beautort, 8. C., Bermuda with puinps tain reports having oth and 27th ult, | causing ship to strain and leak much, and pum) | choke. At2P. 1 to M. of the 27th, sighted a bark, and Holst ed | signal of “pumps ghoked and in @ sin<ing’ condition,” which was not understood. Wind being tair bore up for Bermuda, ‘The Banquereau was now being discha: May 6; corgo badly dam: @ tons of cargo were lost ed by sea water. About 5) of juring the gale in the endeav- 1G Favorite, Wood ward, from Port Spain, which ar- rived at this port 1uth inst, put into St Thomas April 21 Jeaky; discharged deckload, and atter some calking proceeded on her voyage without the deckload. Bric Euiza “revens (reported as having been run down), left Baltimore April 29 tor Boston (and of 2ourse is not on the passage from Kingston, Jam, for Ngw York). She is in command of Cant Eats and was built in Cutler, ¢, in 1868, She 1s owned by Franklin Curtis and others, of honton ant N Sicvens and others of Andover, The Teport of her loss is not generally credited. Bria Srapra (Ital). at Philadelphia, from Palermo, had yery rougi weather during the passage, and jettisoned part of cargo. Soar Tuos Huxt, Appleman, at Providence 10th Inst from South Shetland Islands, reports that Andrew Jacobs, of New York; James Mehan, of Pawtucket, RI, and two Portuguese were drowned by the cavsizing ot & smull boat in the surf on the Zist of Jan. Scur Sunny Snowsr—The claim for salvage of the amer Acushnet, which brought schr Sunny disabled condition, into Bridgeport recently, having been satisfactorily sottied, the curso hay been transterred to schr Kitzabeth Ann, and’ the Sunny Serer ree, caked to New werk, where ahe will De Fo. paired at an expense of about $1,500. Sour Mriron, Trask, of Bangor, sprunz aleak off Cano Cod about 5 o’cloc: AM7th inst, and arrived at Bucks} port aiternoon of 8h. There were ‘four men on boa’ fanned two pumps constantly, but. the water gaine! some three feetin the hold. “She will ¢ on railway for repairs. Steamer Vaquero, 106 tons, at San emg has been sold for $500, and schr N L Drew, 121 tons, has changed hands for $12,0.0. Fortress Monror, Vs, May 11—The new steamer Hampton, Captain Bchermertiorn, built at Wilmington, Del, by the Old Dominion Steamship Company, to run on ‘the route becween smithfleld, Hampton, O1) Point and Norfolk, went on her first regular trip to-day. She in a fine stedmer, 165 1eet long, 30 fect beam, 50 feet over ali, and built expressly for the route, Fart River, May 9—Sehr Mary Prico has had a steam fire engine alongside, and pumped out the water 80 that about 2 tons of coal were taken out 7th, The ‘vessel remains on the rock fall ot water. Hauirax, N4, May 11—Good fares have been taken | by the fishermen of Sainbro Banks lately. The Red Isiand lightship, formerly the Halifax lignt ship. sailed Saturday evening tor Quebec. ‘The steamers Falmouth, trom Portiand, and somerset, from Boston, have arrived. ‘The Somerset proceeded to Charlotteiown. ‘The iron ship RKosemeath, 45 days trom Glasgow, GB, arrived this morning. Sie qgzpertenced heavy head winds during the entire pass Capt Bradiord and the two mates of the bgt: Charles Fobes, brought to this port recently by the schr Mon- tana, have arrived here to give their testimony before the Admiralty Court. Montreat, May a steamship Sarmatian, the fir: vessel from the rrived in port this morning. ‘The Quebec stean their regular salad ton i Martane (Quebec), May 11, 6 o'clock P M—Thi ship Viking has been ashore here since 2 P M Xo per- son from on boars hi jed yet. Quenxc, May 1e steamship Delta, Capt Stephens, from London, vin s Halitax and 8 John, arrived in port esterday, With @ 2 eer cargo. she reports havin; t on froin on board a schooner the captain and crew ot bark Renfrewshire, wrecked on Anticost! 27th Oct : also the crew of the brigantine Alexena, wrecked he same place in November last. St THomas, April 30—There have been some 20) bales of ri cotton and 5W bays sugar sold from the cargo of the or rise at public auction. The sugar sold tor about ag and the cotton realized about $13 per bale on Teer Foreumingen (Dan) was chartered for £90) to take forward the cargo of the brig Surprise, The char- ter has been since annulied through some dispute as to Sr, Jonn, NB, May l1—No tidings have been received Pisd Senmer'irs jan, which is now 3 days out. Great are are entertained’ jor her safety This, combin loss of the Linda, causes mueh meonvenience i a both vessels having been Juily iaden (or Josev! evanp Have, May beet 2 Martha & Mary, of Bs oe Ndi reported on rie me Dieu Sh mie oon, the materiel saved by the sche tlian dane and brought w this port. Her cargo, consisting of 2,200 bushels of po- tawes, Was sold at auction \o-day for $7. Spoken. Bhip Booloo, Shatswell. fr B wr Ci Town, ot apelin te see alli neida, Nicke om New yideo, April 41. lav iJ.N. lon port B, ie for Monte- Walter, (fom Batttinere for Bio cig ae Islends for Pen- vane for New York, May 5, lat Sehr. n-eapatonde (Cubs) for Philadel- phi So fon 7 35. al fee Yi ca a n for Wilmington, NO, 9 days out, Caley panna 23, lon 74 3. Ship Aurora at Rio Ja: der Damaged—Ship Schaldis at Ply- mouth Leaky—Brig Haabet Abandoned at Sea—Arrivals and Departures. Lowpom, May Il, 1874. Ship Aurora, Norton, from San Francisco Jan 4 for Liverpool, is reported in a despatch from Lisbon to have put into Rio Janeiro with rudder damaged. Ship Schaldis (Bel, Kniter, from Antwerp March 25, ‘via Portland, E, April 6, for Philadelphia, put back to Plymouth to-day leaking badly, The steamship Charles Batters (Br), arrived at Liver- Pool to-day from Galveston April 4 via Norfolk April 20° She brought to port the crew of the brig Haabet, which was lost at sea. [Two Norwegian barks named Haabet have left Europe for this side of the Atlantic— one from Bergen March 13 and Fijoren 16th, reported for “America,” and the other from London March 14 vin Deal 234 tor Philadelphia. It may possibly prove tobe one of these. } ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpool May 9. steamship St Louis (Br), Reid, New Orleans; 10th, ships Perseverance (Br), Morris, Pensacola; Cordillera (Br), Mitchell, San Francisco; barks John Eiils (Br), Melvin, Galveston; Wild Hunter (Br), Erichsen, do; Bergenseron (Nor), Wessenberg, Bal- timore; Mth, steamship Chas Batters (Br), Baker, Gal- veston via Norfolk (see above). Arrived at London May 10, ship Ezling Skjalgson (Nor), Schie, Pensacola; Darks Ruhtinas (Rus), Dalborg, Bos- ton; Iona (Nor), Klein, Pensacola; Paolo (Italy Pera- gallo. Baltimore. Arrived at Southampton May 11, steamship Koln (Ger), Ringk; New York for Bremen. Arrived at Falmouth May 10, bark Neversink, Barstow, New York tor Hamburg. Put back to Plymouth May 11, ship Schaldis (Ger), Enifer, from Antwerp for Philadelphia (see above). Arrived at do May 10, ship California (Rus), Sundelin, New Orleans for Havre. Arrived off Dungeness May 10, barks EB H Duvall (Br), Rogers, from Philadelphia for Bremen; Martin Luther (Nor), Andersen, from New York for Cronstadt; Kalisto (Nor), Kettie, from New Orleans for Amsterdai Gala- tea (Swe), Windiad, New York tor Sodertelje. Off do May 10, bark Storfurst Constantin (Rus), Jun- gell, from New York for Reval. Arrived at Glasgow May 10, steamships State of Ala- bama (Br), Flint, New York; llth, India (Br), Harris, St John, NB. Arrived at Queenstown May ll, brig Olaf Kyrre (Swe), Andersen, New York. Arrived at Stettin May 10, 3PM, steamship EM Arndt Ger), Fellberg, New York. Arrived at Bremen May 8, ship Derby (Ger), Hunecken, Philadelphia; bark Lima (Ger), Ellerbrook, New York. Arrived at Antwerp May 1U, park Emma (Ital), Va- mele, Boston, Arrived at Rotterdam May 10, barks Artierre (Aus), Tucbtan, New York via Queenstown; Unn (Nor), Ander- sen, do; Aquila (Nor), Gerard, do via Queenstown; Osmi Dubrovacki (Aus), Cravich, do. Arrived at do 9h, steamship Maas (Dutch), Chevalier, New York. Arrived at Lisbon May 10, brig Lije Houghton, Rose, New York. Arrived at Trieste, brig Express (Ger), Fretwurst, Wil- mington, NC. Arrived at Genoa, bark James A Borland, Baker, New York. Arrived at Leghorn, brig Ella (Br), Fulton, New York. Arrived at Gibraltar, brig Speed (Br), Larkin, Phila- deiphia. Arrived at Malaga, bark Venus (8p), Lopez, New Or- leans. Arrived at the Canary Islands, bark G H de Canarias (8p), Garcia, Charleston. Arrived at Sydney, NSW, May 10, steamship McGregor Br), Jacobson, San Francisco via Fiji Islands, where she ‘was ashore. Arrived‘at Montevideo (by tel from Lisbon), barks W E Heard (Br), Robbins, St Marys, Ga; Emma Parker (Br). Stanley, Portland. Put into Rio Janeiro (by tel from Lisbon), ship Aurora, Norton, from San Francisco for Liverpool (see above). Arrived at do, steamship Ontario, Slocum, New York; brig Geo M Jones (Br), Dean, do. Arrived at Bahia (by tel from Lisbon), brig Spring Bird Gn), Hassell, New York, Arrived at Pernambuco (by tel from Lisbon), brig W A Heney (Br), Savin. New York. SAILINGS. Safled from Liverpool May 10, barks Emanuel (for), Hagberg, Philadelphia; Avance (Nor), Throstensen, Nor- folk. Sallea from Glasgow May 10, brig Bismarck (Br), Mc- Cally, Béston. Sailed trom Galway May 10, bark Mercator (Nor), Wiig, United States. Sailed trom Limerick May 10, barks Risurrezione (Ital), Delepline, United States; Martin (Aus), Pessi, do. Sailed trom Newry May 10, bark Anna Olivari (Ital Carrari, United States. Satled from Waterford May 10, brig Aino (Rus), Wirp!, | United States, Satled from Rotterdam May 10, bark Achilles (Ger), Rhetz, New York. Sailed from Hamburg May 9, bark Albis (Dutch), Fen- ster, San Francisco. Sailed from Bremen May 9, ship Bremerhaven (Ger), Holjes, United States; bark J W Holmes, Holmes, do; brig Winogene (Br), Lofvering, do. Sailed from Malaga, brig F I Henderson, Henderson, New York. Salied from Oporto, brig Paquete de Nuova York (Port), Cunha, New York. Sailed from Colombo April 11, brig John Kendall (Br), James, New York. Sailed trom Saugor April 12, ship Rozelle (Br), Heg- gum, New York. Sailed froin Rio Janeiro (by tel from Lisbon),” prig Jo- hannes (Van), Anderson, New York; schr Bonny Mary (Br), tor do. Foreign Ports. Asrixwatt, May 5—Arrived, steam-hip Henry Chaun- cey, Grey, New York via Kingston, Balied din. steamship Oliy of Guatemala, Hildreth, | New York via Kingston, Ja. Basskix, March 23—Sailed, ship Messenger, Perkins, Famiuvp, May 2—Sailed, bark Minnie Fisher (Br) ERMUDA, Ma: a rk Minnie Fisher (Br), Doboy : "ath brig Samuel Welsh, Turner (rom Mayaguez), altimore. ane ist, brig Anna D Torrey, Haskell, Brunswick, ry Th port May 6 ship E Hamilton, Robbins, diag; barks Arann (Br), Mosher, from Savannah for Liverpool, repg: Cassa Marrittima (ita), Olivari, from New York tor Queenstown, disg and will go on the marine stip; Banguereau (Br). Purdy, from Beaufort, SO, for London, disg tor repairs; Luigi Rose (ital), Casta, from New York | tor Wiliming- Jor Newcastle, ready for sea Victor or (Bt) n, NO, to sail in 3days: Vil (Br), Hollis, for vy ork: sehrs Lult Ammenhan Pearson, Idi Cire ex ship E Hamiivon; Sophia Hanson, Miller, from id for Baltimore,arrived 2d, to load marble ex bark As punta; Lelia Nodgkins, Barnard, from Portland, arrived |, idg produce, |; iuyoet Ai, brig Excelsior (Br), Meyer, for New York | ©. feces: Plage 2—In port shipe Gi Gitana Br), Jones, for New York, Idi ero, ir), tor Arethusa (Br), tor do; Joshua (#F) Importer, Avery, for Boston, ldg; Sima, Salter, unc; and others reported later. ‘Cuamesntco, March 20—in port brig J B Ford, for San Francisco. Canpunds, May 1—Arrived, bark. L 2 Stocker, Tyler, Boston: vrigs Leona (Br), Bishop, New York; D $ Soule, Soule, do: atinie & storet, Adams, do: schrs John Baird, | Smith, Philadelphia; 21, Levi Hart, St John | sailed May 2 brig Gazelle, small, north of Hatteras; sehr Chattanooga, for New Yor! | * ja port ar ‘30, brig Maurice, “tf from St jomas, W' | “Uxinakinee April 27—Arrived, bi J. Westaway, Murchison, 8t Thomas (and | anled uth for Bagua) May 1, Brothers, Uy New Salied April #, barks kntia, for New York: © field, do; brig Dauntless, for Boston ; May | Chase, for New Orleans; schr Joni | 2d, brigs Sportaman, ao; Pathfind CrRNFUEGOS, April %0—Sailed, bark’ {daho, A | New York: sthrs Martha Gale, smith, Boston; John G Ww hope, Webb, Kingston. may (Br), Hock, Boston; ena (hie), Rodenhiser, New York; Mary (Bry Dougiass, north of Hatteras; schr Sallie By :. an, Phiiadelphia. Favaty‘Arril IS—Arrived, sehr Gil (Port), Puresa, St Michaels (and sailed same day for Boston). Goursy April Stn port bark Speedwell, Holmes, for Boston 4'davs, GUANTANAMO, April 23—In My barks TC Jones (Br), Thomas, to load for New York; Kobe is Rio (br), McDonald, for’ do In ich, Paine, from do, disg; Mary ©. Hariner, for do, ldg; Thos Owen, Guptill, for’ north of Hatteras, di Havana, May 2—Arrivod, brig Winfleld, Bidber, New York; schrs Mary A Power, Willey, Portlana; sarah B, a, P Brown, ‘Tinker, Wilmington, h); Howard, Googins, do; 4th, barks Roxette | MeNell, Sprout Gardia’; Hate 8 Bishop, Webber, Port rigs Sainuel Muir Brooks, Sones. « MONTEVIDEO, Rostrap, Savannaty via Arrived, barks Hindoo siaaelto (and sailed for fi 2 o agharverea M uex fOr mpeth a of pe Hatteras: 25th ton (ir), Wi Vemierara (ad Islands and bark Presto (Br) nos Ayres; brig. fo dora tin, Henderson, fered load Gna ny New York mma Francis (Br), Burns, Berbadon, bits Wolff Montevideo; Sth, bark HerLert ‘Ba enos Ayres, Bailes. 16th, brigs Maurics bark Masonic, Rice, Cardenas: cI na; th, brigs we, none ea D Aniow ‘Jackson, att fon Loh York, New Yor 1 3 igs cneand north of tlaiverase gp ig ie? Walnut, anne ca ein arys (Br), cody Bttaxo and New ors Mette, Norton, Curacoa; 2th, Td Momacéa'a ori Bostou' sth, bark Rather, pect aaGva, April 3—Arriyed, brig ch Havana br Geor Peabody. Wai rates mel A , New York. Henney, Ray, Ne FONE aovag Smith, north of Hay teras: a Hubba itimore ae ald tu Irae Sen alee ain ise tay Sate is aint dover do; 80th, Star F Ligne American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 8~P: up, sobre Sa: yemyal Clara, Henry Sxinner, and Bad Allee Bolder he Mi Saifed~Sohrs Mageie 3 Chadwick, Boston, H'¥ MoCam- eaaed do down—Schrs Annie Carll and apres MBOBTON, Ari i arrived. 8 sears lee er » Urquhart, Live A fra chan yet Ral hwsore vis NO Niolk: Roma raqoety eine Qh ttlesnake. Here reulea, Gen Whitney, Hj York; bari Tigre tad, dasulick, Hveres, mes ¢Smnait (ar rien, Cienfuegos; brigs Machias, Bartlett, waroadosy Loehiel’ (8. Ham, “do: | Saxon (Br), Ponce, PR; Emma, Mannaae MB’ Nickerson. Kirk) trick *Garaense; at gonna, ‘Smith, Mayaguer; Roberts, Port Johnson; schra City of Chelsea, Goodwin, 8 Do mingo; Mary en, Cumming: Barbeton 2A og fa fork Crate Memeraia: Gor Berina J"Pellg ne Smith, Havana’ surgeut 6 Day, Nevariand, Hat Bermuda; Bravo (Br), hoses St Gears cpermadat Elizabeth Bdwards, ment Te 5 ia yb ile ; M ‘Jenkins, Jenkins ‘inback, Grahi meen rot ny Ball. modo; Richard, Vale, Robinso Colin ¢ ie Baker, Ba timore Cla ranting do ley, do Wave cet Bartiet’. do: Oriole, Bak 0: Kat ch Doug ey, Uo Gov Burton, Phingey, de og Chae. pores wissell, do Elwood Barton, &8 Carson Brown, do; Monirose, Allen, Hoboken’ Mary Clark, Perry, No own Ris ew York. Cleared— Stearushing Olympus (Br), Jénes, Ls Nereus, Bearse, New York’ auip Lawrence liams, Bangor; schrs Anna W Barker, ere nM teas ay fucn: ant pe Lewis wis, Lewis, Jacksonville; LA de BALTIMORE, Pain 10—Arrived, steamship aeaes (NG), Lillienhain, Perador (an, Simonton, Cardenas; sehrs ‘Matanzas; Almon Bird, Drinkwater, Cardenas. ligated oth, sehr Martha Tunis (not as betore), Higgingy 01 - llth—Arrived, steamers Gracia (+p), from eerenkt, America, Billuns, Savannah; Janes John'G Hopkins, from Meet tom ' providence; Commercs, {rom North Carolina y, Leagely, Matanzas; schrs & C i homas, from dos: remen via Southampton; bark I d Lewis eirma. Hele i Mar, I ag Beltast, Me; Morning Laght, She Carol red-—Steamers Blackstone ny £08, Boston Cadwallader Foster, New York: Wm Whilden, jon Pai deiphia; barks Paramount, lly lo Janerl Ligure (ital), Consigitere, and Btefana A (ieab) poor for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders; aga, (Nor) Jorgensen, Londonderry ; Grigg (Nor), ‘Olsen, ae ork schr White Foam, for, Providence. ‘Sailed—Ship Gray Eagle, for Rio, and brig Levante, for Pernambuco, RUNSWICK, Ga, May 2—Arrived, achrs UC Boarsey. Binigtell, New York (to load for do}; 4th, brige Sussex, (Bn, West: Boston (to load for, Rlo ‘Janciro) | Francis’ wey. Lewey, do (to load for Kio Janeiro); schr Emma H Drummond, Higgins, Boston (to load for New York), Cleared 4th, schrs Allie Burnham, Baxter, Falt River, BOHARLESION, May 8Arrived, schr Aldine, Dennison, jal timore. Cleared—Steamship Ponce (Sp), Portuondo, Liverpools geltrs Charley Buck, Orcutt ‘Réckpory Me} Chas Mor: arsous, Philadelphia. sEahied-Brve, Isaac Carver, Sears, Bucksville, 80 (not as telegraphe ‘ith Atrived, bark Salween, Milford Haven; brige Maria Wheeler, Boston; H B Jones, Demerara, Sailed—Schr H M Buell, tor Pniladeiphia, GALVESTON, May 1L-Salled, steamship State of Texas, Bolger, New York via Key derarrived tith brigeLM Mserill, from Portland, and Lizzie Wyman, Boston. 4 State of Texas, Bolger, and sche one tht wires Rat owes, for pee on sien hag vii —Glekred, shine é: parrenber. inio, Cou ‘neo Korner (Ger), Sc a favre; Norfolk ie ie Grins, Triveroonl: barks Lincoln, Mallett, Tarragona ; Iris (Ger), Preifter, Bre! Arrived at the Passes tith. steamships Emily B Bouter, from New York; Yazoo, Barrett, from hiiadelphia; W! Galyesr, New York: schr Malvern, Roberts, do. in Hatteras Inlet 6th, achrs Mary L Vankirk, and Elece tg, both for Philaaeinha, 8 CAV. eg May 4—Arrived, schr Henry A Taber, Benson, New York. Sailed Sd, schr Maud Webster, Wentworth, Apalachi- cola. °PORT ROYAL, SC, May 1—Arrived, steamship Mem- phia Br Mellor, New Orleans tor Liverpoo LADELPHIA, May 10-—Arrived, brig Stabia (Ita, Romano. Palermo, Nith—Arrived, steamers Juniata, Catharine, New Or- Jeans via Hay: Equator,’ Hinckley, Charlege ton; Norman, Nicker m5 tharine White ing! Harding’ Providence; Flori agate, dos Vindicator, Martin; A © Stimers, Warren; Blaci mond, Smith; Frank — Pierce; -Tncony, lena, and EN Bairehild, | Trout, New \ F Phe York Grumley, lg | Mary Celesten “Tuthith, PIR dad; schrs Walter # Palmer? Randall aibarien; Saran $8 Harding, Smith, Card-nas; Wd M Moseley, ‘Abbott, Sagua; Martha Welsh, Burdge, Pascagoula; Maria Rox: ana, Palmer, Portland; Ciara ‘Rankin, Rogers, Bangors Julia E Gamage, Robinson 10 days trom Vinal Haven; lots: Bride, B inal Haven; Nelson Harvey, Bearso, Boston, eth, Owens, Choster, Conny Gusts Witson, Pioyd, QuineyfPount: Monaway, Hampton, Millville, Dv sercaker Streaker, Jacksonville je. Cleareii—B irks Edith (Br), Lockuart, Dunkirk; Fane nie (ital, Saccomano, Gork or Falinouth; brig Congal Danieison, Gottenourg; Wells, Boston; schrs trade Wind, ' Lioyd, W L ‘Abbott, ‘Lugiam, Chelse Alma, Johnson, ‘Ports: mouth, N Hi" W omad, Winsmore. Pordiand: Rian’ NeDevitt. "McDevitt pfaytucket:, Atinte Jones, Jones, East Boston: vets EY -——, Bangor: Frank, Randall, Portsmouth ; HA De Witt, Manson, Hollowell; Sophia Wilson, Melvin, Cambridge; CE Eliner, Gifford, Providence; Kmma G £kdwards, Chamberiain, Newcasrir, Del, Mav 11—P gsed down Saturduy steam- ships Achilles and Roman, for Boston; Mary aud Hun- ter, for Providence; brig, Solaris, for Hoston; sehrs W Levering, Squire, | Harriet N Miller, Bivie Davin dK Manning d tOlair Edwards and J @ Babcock, for do; Ann E Stevens, John 4 Perry and Wm Collyer, for Providence: Pod Garrigon and Jose oseph Hay, for New Beuford. Several other vessels passe gowns but weather too hazy to make out mames Schr Thomas Borden, tor Providence, remained ut anchor off here PM Saturday. Lawas, Dei, May Brig Giles, Loring, sailed for New York yesterday A M: arrived. yesterday, brig Mary 3 Wilbur, ‘trom Cardenas for orders: ulso, P M, bar (Nor) De Ghanloleers rom Tsugua; brig. Chatiavooge,’ form Arecibo, and. sehr LT omith, trom Sacua, all for orders. Ship Lizzie Moves yes ferday’ trom above Aud remains; sone. Fred Sualth are rived last night trom Caibarien ‘or orders; bark Cuba as betore. Aight bark, supposed to) be the “Antonio, from London, arrived thi: sehr Race Horse, from Baracoa for New York, is here. Schr Fred Smith ordered to New York, "Bark Chanticleer reported to have carried away her maistopmast, Brig Marrianna, for Richmond, was spoken yesterday PM 5) miles south- ast of Heniopen. Vv Aine: schr Varuna, Guil- bert, La Paz and Me: pore luth—Sailed, ateai p Montaum, Panama, ay ton, Philadelphia for Bath: Amos M Roberts, Port Johne gon for Boston: schrs Cayenne, trom cayenne, via, St ‘st AN FRANCISCO, in VINEYAKD HAVEN. o—arrived, brig Ht Hous: aarti tor orders: J 3 Lamprey, Philade! ome for Be ‘orest City and White star (Br), do for 3 $ Kizate” Smith: Virginia for, Salcu: sto Brashear City for cptermonth Alligat ator, ee for Newburyport: Active, Kichmond, Mi fe, for javannah; Ned Sumter, Lanesvitle for Ehiiatelphia: ldridge and Sarah J Brignt, Boston for do; J W. We van ‘Name Saket Dennis fe fe oe fg tefanl Lifimang ot 10 lor Baltimore lo for 9 Louis Weim do tor Nae York Win if Michell Mullet Yor dor Castilian, Pale for do; 'M 8 Mahone} for LO ‘m Fi ing Salem ror, Rh, Kate Waiker, Bangor for ridgeport; Jane, Cal Sai fed Reig Amos M Roberts: schr White Star (Br). 10th—arrived, brig Union T (Br, from Cienfuegos for | FSI: Ait AG ea, ram ata at laytl tor Boston; John Me, Portland; Oltvin A OMatien (Br ienfuegos for Boston s Silver Spray, Jaa L Maloy, & & Wheaton, Ba bel Peet John W Hall, Wave Crog Krie, and abner Taylor, Port Johuson for Doughten, South Ambo: do: Wm 8 tor do; Dione, Pascagoula for do "(Andrew smith, of | Norwa; one of the crew, died thts morning! Caswell, Norfolk for Portiand; ML Xt Pierre, Havan tor do: Fredom (Br), Newourg for st John. NB; Amelia Br Charleston for Windsor, 5 Ly Bill Stowe, Boston tor , 80 ae & and gone Phillips, do £ Phila- jaithmore fi m for do; J M Kennedy, Elis, Dennis tor do; Yankee Boy, Philadelphia to ‘lee charge at this Also tiveds, i brigs Moraney, Baltimore for Boston, yw York for Windsor, NS; schrs aie 4 ip a ne ter fortan: Youser, New York for gi Adele reuse nia hia for arteekann foie Ann McCann, ra esom, dence fords do; olive dy neat igor; Phoebe Ann, ands" B ont Phil hia for Bostot Bot er kore and ereinde, Port Jonson for dg: Annie 1, Georgetown. DC, for do; for do; Atna Bell, Be gna eeauito inlet, “ior do: 'Naihat Clifford, Hondgit tor dns horetto, Hish Satilla, River for Watt, Darien for W ® jdobe for Cheverie; ‘ea eer ie "Galaist + Thoms fo | Ree tBen Lake. Bridgeport Draper. Port Johtison for Bath; Georgia Bhep alan roe nee Paragon, Port Johnson for. f e ba dy 3 NH; Magnet, Elizal ‘ GM dd New York tor ni Walled Serigs ft Ned. Sumt Po 0 for Hyani Houstoy 3 id Galen T; Van ‘Norman, Louie: Ac! hos Ayres); 26), Salem (Nor), Handberg, rane. Cawiflan, 6 Chas Dennis, Ci Ga: 2th, Warrior Bi ick, Ga er, JS Lamprey Fin st br, Vig (Swed), nvatdsen, Branswad Winn im, Juinen Le Maser? My ‘AYAGURR. April 2 pe Fentan tr +} FRUpa Fal: River, mt Alaric (BF| Nara, Lo Kal Ine, trom Howton, arrived 17th an, joke mama Eellise eave wpoaen bi ‘ates Wi from st Thom ‘ot Hatteras: | jum, 8'C Tryon, J M Kennedy, and Aan. sors Mortord & Trabee hs * jOInAS, arrived 18th, for Hampton Roads, Br), iad ete ao Mender, Phiadelph iy, Seontives ats ‘ ww | A®cattas DIVORCES OBEATNED PROM DI Satied Pa cents ent States for desertion, | ed ad he! “ York: brigs Mavuie We Dubtteny required ; senna waa wil ra vara Jnnd. north of reostbe rte pom. reba vice tree Ehrman, TPook, reak, B Herat i trae. we BSOLUTE DIVORORS GATAINRD Fnom | art och tae x ti BOTT, | Shsl eheeneaer aa pt cre te eae an Davis, do: ner, stare latieras; | no fees vance; ice sche % 0 Thomas, Orookets, agi ie ee 308 8s ark Un i RORF 'OLK, * Nay 9 ~Atrived. steamship State of _Minnes sota "B94! Haunlin, New Orleans, NEWBERN, May 6—Arrived, steamship Ellen 8 Terry,