The New York Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1874, Page 10

10 Pammeuieva 53° 5 TROTTING AT EYSTIC PARK. —_+___ Bosron, May 14, 1874. ‘rae races at Mystic Park were continued to-day Im the presence of an excellent attendance. The ‘ret race wan for horses that never beat 2:29, for ‘Which there were four starvers. The betting was Beavy, Colonél Moulton being the favorite, Snep- pard Knapp, Jr., second and Panny third choice, ‘Wewas a hot contest of five heats, in the course of ‘wbtch both Moulton and Knapp trotted themselves @ut of the 2:29 class. ‘The following is a Myeric Park. May 14—Purse of $400; mile Beate; best three in five, in tp hs harness. aw. avorsogtes's ch. st Colonel Moul- , oI A Dustin 9 DY. g. Frank Palmer. par ch. m. Fanny. 3 —2 2844 —2 22034 —2 2284 —2 ‘The go) trot was for Maiden horss, for a Sweepstakes Of $200, bite heats, vest three in five, ef which the following is SUMMARY. ecm » oun w BB. G. Smith’s br. g. anny 111 7. H. Neven’s 8. g. 223 & Bourdman's 8, g. 3 Sais Time, 2:504—2: Ne TROTTING AT POINT BREEZE. —_-+—_—_—. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 14, 1876, ‘The spring meeting at Point Breeze Park ter- minated this afternoon with two fine raceg, The ‘first wae for three-minute horses, in harness, for @ purse of $300, and was won by Lady Fashion, | 7, winving the third, fourth and fifth heats in 334536, 2:46 and 2:43 3. The bay mare Bionde won the first two heats in 2:41 3; and 2:41, second contest a ‘for 2:30 horses, in har- mess, for a purse of $450. The first heat was won by Spowball in 2:82%, the second and thira by in 2:33% and 2:36, Honest Billy then came to the front and won the purse, taking the three subsequent heats tn 2:3534, 2:35% and 2:37 34. LEXINGTON (KY.) RACES. LexinoeTon, May 14, 1874. ‘Ths was the fourth day of the races. The weather was fine, the attendance very large and the track in good condition. FIRST RACE, A hurdle race, two miles, over eight hurdies, welter weignts, for @ purse of $250; $200 tothe first and $50 to the second horse. The following horses were entered:—Richards’ ch. f. Summer Duck, McGrath’s blk. m. Lucy Jackson and his b. m. Oleander. In the pools McGrath’s entries sold together at $50; Summer Duck, $34 Lucy Jackson won the race by a few lengths, Summer Dack second and Uleander about a quarter of a mile behind. Time, 3:52%. SEOOND RACE. Selling race, mile and @ quarter dash, purse $150. Four horses were entered—viz., Cameron’s Leamington colt, Colston’s Cape Cod, Buford’s b. ®. and Farris’ Joe B, Cameron’s entry was the favorite. In the pool selling Cameron’s brought $200, Buford’s $150, Colston’s $40 and Joe B. $25. Buford’s entry got the lead, closely pressed by Cameron’s. After passing the string Cameron’s coli endeavored to take the lead. At this point Buford’s geiding made a dasn across the track, forcing Joe 8. upon the embankment next to the eutside fence. This enabled Cape Cod to get the Start ahead of the others and he caime in the wi Ber by hair a iength, followed by the Leamington nolt. Joe b. came galloping in soon alter and ran off, throwing his jockey and jumping the fence Without a rider. The bo; but the horse is ruined. a fo, 22124. SUMMA! LExinGton, Ky.—Fourth aay of tne ig * Meet- of the Kentucky Association, May 14, 1 tRsT Kack.—Purse $250, for all ages; Fed mile ver eight hurdles; $200 to the first and $50 to the second; to carry twenty-eight pounds over weight sor age. A. P. McGrath’s bik. m. Lucy ae aged, by En- dorser, dam Lucy Towler, 139 pounds......... 4. Keene Richards’ ch. 1. Summer Duck, three rous old, by War Dance, dam Alexandra, 115 §. P. McGrath’s b. m. Oleander (late Mary Hen- men: 5) 6 years old, by Tipperary, dam Olio, 3 Tim %- Same Day.—Purse $150, for all ages; horses en- tered to be sold for $1,500; to carry weight for we: if to be sold for $1,! '000, allowed five pounds; for $750, allowed seven pounds; if for $500, ttlowes ten pounds; winner to be soid by auction immediately after the race, and any excess over She price at which he was entered to go to the Dinb; dash of a mile and a quarte! B. Coilston’s v. c. Cape Cod, 3 years old, by Con- , dam Susan Thompso! 1. A. Grinstead’s ch. c., 4 years old, ‘by’ Leaming- =u mn, dam Rebecca... Etat db.c Joe B., ‘years old, by ‘Beacon, cenr a SSorons's b. ra ‘4 years old, Uncle Pg dam by Melbor oe GALVESTON JOCHEY CLUB RACES. GaLvestTon, Texas, May 14, 1874. ‘The inaugural mecting of the Galveston Jockey lub was held today. The frst race was a mile and a quarter, and was ‘won by Falmouth, beating Mattie Forest, Jennie Gamble and1 0 U in the same order. Time, 2:16. The second race was mile heats for three-ye olds, and was won by Nelligan in two straight bev — Sweet Boy and McKinney. Time, 2523g—1 351. The weather was delightful, the attendance | | Verge and the track in good condition. RUNNING AND TROTTING AT SACRAMENTO, CAL, erraemermes 8 Unron PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO, May 6— Ruyxnme.—Sacramento Derby, tor the Capital Hote! Plate;one mile and a half dash, Six en- 1 dames Mee’s vik. m. Electra.. 2 A. Mosic’s b. m. a Skaggs. 3 Henry Waish’s b. c. by Norioik. 4 Time, 2:44. Same DaY—TROTTING.—Purse $400; mile heats, dest turee in five, in harness. Charles Shear’s b. m. Mary Davis tii A. Lewis’ b, g. Jerome... ime, 2:32— ‘The following is the latest report of the state of the odds in the betting books at the American Jockey Ciub rooms :— WITHERS STAKES. King Bolt. -Book fuli Regardiess Grinstead......Book tull Dublin. Maccaroon.....Book fuil Weathercock. Astra. twill Bay Rum. Vanitress......B00kK full Reiorm, Beatrice. Book inil Persuader Taken. Warry Felter. Thanderbolt colt.. 8 to i Wild Duck filly. King Amadeus.... §to1 Sangamona... BELMONT STAKES, Rutherford Book foli Aaron Pennington 7 to1 King Pin.......Book juli Regardiess........10 tol Sue Washington brigand., 0 tol COI... 6 Book full Brother to Lon- Saxon. don.. -1tol Lady Sherrod titty. 13 tol Steel Eyes First Chat 1 Grinstead. ‘The Gloam! 1 Maccarvon Chignon filly Weutiercock. ESTER CUP, Wanderer,.... Book il Lizzie Lucas. + Ttol uken, Merodac. 8tol Strachino......... 601 Carriboo. gtol Sevekiora - Otol Mary Clark. - 9tol Ly 0c! + 6tol Mart Jordan oto Staniord 601 i VENILE STAKRA, Australina. TRAVERS STAKES, - Sto1 Weathercock. m7t1l Saxon........ Sequin colt, "i anderhite. « 8tol brother to London to SARATOGA STAKES. JOtol Sangara...., Wtol Geneva Coit tol Tom Ccatitree. KBNTUCKY STAKES, King Bolt. lotol Leader. Matudor.. J0to1 James A The following bets were also made :— Pd to $175 against Sapgamona in Withers Stakes. $3,000 to $200 against Persuader in Withers $9,005 to $815 against Aaron Pennington in bel- Stanes. 000 to $1,000 against Wanderer, in Westches- ‘**§o,000 to $714 against Cérotine in Juvenile $5,000 to $600 againet Matador in Saratoga Siaken i + Iitot iztol i2vo1 + 10tol - tol was slightly injurea, | 222! NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY oe EW FORE GERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1072-7 ERS Oe a 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET, ———_e———— Ruewmonn, May 10, 1874, Having understood that some of the most prom- inent turf men tn Virginia were making extensive preparaiions for the ensuing spring and summer Taces at the North, I visited the stables of Majer Thomas Doswell, at Bullfeld, in Hanover county, twenty-six miles from this city, to witness an ex- hibition of the racing stock he proposes entering at Baltimore, New York, Saratoga and Long Branch. Quite @ large namber of distinguished gentlemen and devotees of the turf were Present by Major Doswell’s invitation, among them Governor Kemper, Judges Curistian and Robertson, of the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia; Generai William C. Wickham, Vice Presi- dent Chesapeake and Onio Railroad; General Bartlett, Colonel Joseph L. Carrington, Captain A. G. Babcock, Pnilip Haxall, Franklin Stearns, Sheriff Wright, of this city, and a large number of others. The greater portion of these gentlemen left this city by the Chesapeake ang Oulo Raiiroaa at hall-past eight A. M., arriving at Hapover junc- tion at ten, from whence they Were taken by con- veyances to Builfleld, one mile distant. ine staoles, which are perfect in their a pointments | and coostruction, were first inspected, and theo te party were shown a large number of one-year- old thoroughbreds now in pasture. After this RACING STABLE was exhibited, and then toliowed numerous trials Speed over @ one mile track on Major Dosweli’s farm. It is not necessary to give the time made by the respective racers. | Saifice it to say that 4 the animals exnibited cane up to the most sanguine expecta- tions of Major Dosweil’s iriends, fe ovject of this communication 18 merely to give the names and Lyevazees of the horses that gentleman will North to enter during the racing season. | One thing | must mention as a: vantage uoder which the horses labored—the track was @ litue heavy, owing to the recent and continued rains, but even with this the speed was excellent and the | thine made most flatiering. Among. the horses that attracted special attention wi jew York, @ Sorrei stallion, two years old, out of Hester, by | Planet, by Lexington, between fifteen and sixjeen hands bigh, a beauty in symmetry oi form and a model racer, who is destined to make a sensation in tne racing world; another was Diavalo, jour ears old, by Jonesvoro, out of Ninette, out of ina bj evenue, & most promising Lorse, and Grace Darling, a tiree-year-old, out o. the same by the same, a flily that shows signs of speed and en- | @urance. The following 16 a ist ‘of the TWO-YEAR-OLDS, New York, by Planet, dam Hester, by Lexington. Consignee, by Lexington, dam imported Caira- orm, . Arcturus, by Planet, dam Elkhorn, by Lexington, iu ‘by Abd-el-Kader, dain Fanuie Wash- ton. iniovator, by King Lear, dam Rosa, by Star Davis, Eveline Carter, by Australian, dam Miss Carter, Invoice, by Lexington, dam Voigar, by Glencve, Black flliy, by Asteroid, dam Heiress, ty Scythian. Chestnut filly, by Planet, dam Maggie Hunter, by Australian. Gray tilly, by Baywood, dam Loadstone. | _ Hettie U us, Elastic, by Kentucky, dam Blue Ribbon, by Revenue. 8 Grace Darling, by Jonesboro, dam Ninette, out o1 Nina, by ee THREE-XYBAR-OLDS, Howard, by Austrauan, dam Young R-YEAR-OLD. Diavalo, by: Jonesboro, dam Ninette, out of Nina, by Boston. Alter the conclusion of the trials of speed the visiting gentiemen were handsomely entertained | by alee; Dosweil, and they returned to the city by ve P. THE PRUDUCE EXCHANGE. Second Annual Banquet at Delmonico’s Last Evening—An Enjoyable Occa- | sion. The members of the Produce Exchange had their second annual dinner at Delmonico’s, corner Four- teenth street and Filth avenue, last evening. | Frank:in T, Edson, President of the Exchange; | Henry Hentz, B. W. Floyd, G. R. Blanchard, of the Erie road; J. H. Starin, ofthe New York Cen- rai; B. C. Bogert, A. Baxter, E. T. Husted, D. W. Townsend, Isaac H. Reed, A. E, Masters, Abraham S. Jewel, C. G. Goodwin, J. H. Herrick, Hugn Hastings, Lewis Roberts, J. W. McCullough, A. S, Spaulding and J. W. Malley. The menu was one of Delmonico’s most appetizing ingenuities, and was apparently thoroughly enjoyed, dentally and Biblically. During the banquet an excellent | Orchestra entertained the diners musically with their best efforts. After the cloth had been removed the President opened the flow of reason part of the evening by congratulating the members on their strength as an organization and on the way they had weathered the panic. He saitd:— Even if I possessed the ability to do so I should deciine upon tus occasion ‘o add any ‘new theory to the num- | beriess ones already propounded as to the cause of the panic, which came upun Us at @ time most calculated to fest our strengih to the utmost, As yon will well re- every one was aware that our fipencial misettonty was about to strained ats et, with all the ditncuities that attended ‘ole j jections, with all (he inconveniences occasioned by bank curtailmen(s, this city has never known such a week of marked activity im the receipts and shipments of pro- duce as that which occurred during the very height of the panic. The great tidal wave of tinancial revulsion Purwed over us ani! left us almost unharmed. As a com mercial organization w ave expressed our views on the course Wat shouid be adopted i revent the recur- Fence $0 tar as it 1s possible, of ike monetary crises, nd { beheve that at mo distant day those SAil_be"inoce generally” recoyuize and wise. ihe transportation question Tuarked ieature of the year. byvery avenue o| communi- | cation with this port has been calied into requimtion, | We opwerve, without regret, the inereasing imnportance of Faiiroads a4 venicies tor carrying grain, and we bet that these corporacdions should be left free to regulate } thelr own a‘tatts, so long as they refrain trom any form ot oppression. We beueve also that our canals should | be enlarged and tosicred as the great reguiators of interual — comumerce, and that there is @ rap- | faly growing necessity tor the freest pussible water | communication with the great West. ‘To. this | end we oppose the permecious | policy _ involved | in the proposed Vanal see cine, amendment, and count it ope of the bappiest results of the year that on the very Jate session of the | closing day of islature we were | enabied to prevent this crowning folly trom being con- | Summated. We would direct your attention also to the negotiations for the grading aod delivery of grain, now | pending with the’ principal rai corporations, Whereoy the faclity ior handling grain at this port | will be very Jargely increased. This 1s a mat- ter to which too much importance cannot | be attached by “ts. Already the. neighboring | eities ot Boston, Bartimore und Philadelphia are | doing everything i their power \o withdraw the trade | from us, afid uniess we ciituimate trom our grain trafic every possibie elemeni o1 co say and uncertainty, we | Shall as surely fall baca tn our Jaws 01 trade are true w ineir co tive position as "the | Let us hope that | | There were 169 persons present, among whom were | the | FROM OBIOAGO TO CORK. Cmcaao, DL, May 14, 1874 ‘The schooner Pamlico, with a cargo of 25,000 ‘Dushels of corn, satied from this port to-day for Cork, bane yee. The rate of freight on the cargo 18 per bushel, SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM WEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. Seamer. | _Saila. | Destination. Ofer. Aariatic. 19 Broadway. +|May 16.) Liver May. 18-|Laverpoot: Gity ot Shester:.: ook 18 Broadway, 1. }15 Broadway. I: 19 Broadway. -155 Broadway. june % iLiverpodl. 129 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day: SUN AND MOON, a BIGH WATER eve Gov. island sss PORT OF HEW YORK, MAY 14, 1874. CLEARED, pctcamentp Denmark (Br), Sumner, Lonaon—r W J pivgimenip Westphalia (Ger), Staht, Hamburg—Kun- Steamship Vicksburg, Rudoloh, Port au Prince, 4¢— New York and West India Steamship pikgamanip Gulr Streaun, Whitenead Bt Domingo, Ao— monte. steamshap City of New York, Deaken, Ravana—F alex- ‘& Sons. “is “canima (Br), Liddicoat, Hamilton (Ber- Outerbridge. Albemarle, Kelly, Norfolk—Oid Dominion mship Bell, Blakeman, Norfolk, City Point and ‘Henmpnd—-Old Dominion St mteamsuip Vindicator, ard, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steamship Vo, ‘Steamshiy Chesapeake, vohnson, Portland—» F Awes, Steamshin Nereus, Bears. Boston—H I Dimock. Sark Veutus, Theobald, Bristol—& E Morgan's Sons. Bar! He Bi Bonito (Br), Crichton, Anjier tor orders—siller & fn ‘adamasto (tal), Bosio, Cork or Falmouth—Slo- h plate Mary Stewart (Br), Pennery, Cork or Falmouth— xandr Fons. Bark Vassalo Utab, Fravega, Cork or Falmouth—A P “Sark N Nordcap (Nor), Osuldsen, Londonderry—Tetens & a Ro Rosa (Swe), Benmansen, Cronstadt—Tetens & waark te Hebecen Crowell, Crowell, Buenos Ayres—John ae Aialania, Dickerson, Barbados—H Trowbridge’s Rio Insulan (Nor), Christensen, London—Funch, Edye Bae Neponset, Strout, Port Spaiemaler, & Honghton. 8 Brig Favorite, Woodward, Port 3pain—H Trowbridge’s ns. mei Elizabeth, Uran, Cardenas—H D & JU Brook- mirig v= ah (Br), Walters, St Johns, NF—Bowring & Archib Seta A Adelaide, Mall, Elizabethport—B G Knapp. Scbr Addie Wessels, Olin, Bluedlelds (US of L)—G Wes- r weechr Rattler, lada, San Salvador—B J Wenberg. “ hr Hannab Coomer, Kine, Port Antonio—B J Wen- Schr Laura A Webb, Hatch, Baracoa—B J Wenberz. Schr AH Whitmore, Greenlaw, Nassau, NP—B J Wen- perdi Glynwood (Br), McMahon, Charlottetown, FEI, via savanuah—D & De Woll & © ir), Conley, *Apnapells, NsS—J F Whitney & ichr Vernal, Miller, Galveston—C H Mallory & Co. pachrs # kidgeway, Townsend, Jacksonville—Drew & uC Schr Allie Bickmore. Fountain, St Marys—U W Loud & Sehr Emma F Bart, Hart, Alexandria, Va—Jas W bi- wel ohtht Mary F Bradshaw, Bradshaw, Baltimore—W halmers, peeces Charles Sawyer, Mulien, Port Johnson—Miller & a Sehr Melle Clark, Craig, Boston—Jed Frye & Co. Schr ann Elian, Caswell’ Fall Kiver-—(reen & Cox. Schr John tomes, Lee, Wellfleet—St John & Avery. Schr M E Wharf, Wharf, Welifleet—st John & Avery. ySteamer rhiladelphia, Davis Philadelpnia—James ARRIVALS, BEPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LIN. Steamship City of New York (8r), Lochéad, Liverpool Prot Land Queensto wn 2d, with mdse and ee iver nees ‘ohn G May 9, lat 45 57, 1on 47 16, oassed a burk- Heced seainahip, bound 4; had tunnel abairthe main- day, lat 4207, Yon 49 43, a Cunard steamship, Bound fr tith. lat ai 26, (on ship City of Brus. sels and 4 Cunard bark-rigged steamship. bound east, (.. myers Pa Merida, ‘Timmerman, dence yey Stay 10, lat 26 da, to ‘bark’ Delta (Br), trom Pensacola or Eg ath, na ton 76 52, bark Glen- Steamship Atbemarie, “Keely, ees ee witn mdse and Peteamsnip Wyanoke, Ce carrena, Cie City Point and with indse and 1d Dominion member, the fail business was just setting in, the Noriol: neni ec | harvesis were already gathered, the abi if } Steamship cc crops were in full” tide of transportation, and | — pars siaguie oye ha re ore, Leghorn 58 $4, lon 71 the gentlemen who have this important subject in charse. whether our meaibers of those WhO 80 bly Fep- Tesent their several railroad corporations, with never | leave its consideration until they bave put this city far | im adv ol any other for its capacity to receive and . b, and this at the lowest possible cost to the 3 ing you thas briefly to sone of the marks | of our progress during the last year, we look forward with hopefu! anucipauon to the ume when we | | shall have a structure suited to our wants, in which | all the commerciai ass y may be con- | | centrated, and where, thus concentrated, they will the more easily work together tor the yooa of those great causes whieh present themselves irom time to | lime, the advancement o1 which we count our greatest | privilege as a body of merchanis. When weecan point | you to # Merchant's Exchange worthy ot the comu | metropolis of our country, worti we live, worthy of the constitu the merchants of Amerca—the our highest aim have been accomplished. Ph Edson closea by offering the first regular ‘ial the age in which we represent—viz.. | peas in ae it ever be a home for industry and thrift, ready to aid and encourage otate and na- tional enterprises and to conserve iutegrity and Louor. Mr. Charles Goodwin replied to the toast. He | said chat there had been a time when men who did business under the awnings oa Broad and Soath business as they pieased—now men nad ve @ character to belong to the Exchange. He | said Chicago never did any small thing, but he re- | membered when he was out there he asked the men on ’Change one day what they were aoing. | “On, not ” was the repiy, he said, 0! a promi nent deaier; “we are waiting to hear from New York.”? He actually believed that New York cou- | trolied Chicago, “Our Honorary Member,” a guest that best becomes the taole, the second regular toast, nee been reserved for Willlam M. Evarts, who ts, A. od, wae, the only honorary member of the letter of regret at not being able to attend was read, aiter | which the President remarked :— We bold, that the gift of ponoeary Ip membership in the bute we can pay to ou | Produce Exchange is the ested ent | merely ae ey eem oes bat pot oe on | eee ortatanat tte tor whe, well-being. of pocieur. He whom we hare weclected as Scvlad ween 4 | strumental in settling Drncafuliy one of the (re | qugstions that ever arose betwee! one, and 18 Goin | thing disputes which ha Jong in force in th | Produce Exchange. We m ucts tina tio: in national as well sperma at fe ete vos tae ow. Willem The committee having cperge of the dinner | were—W. H. Phelps, J. M. Hor ley, G. W. Kruger, H. Hoynton, T. J. Hasted, J. H. Herrick, F. PB. ee and F. H. Barker. | e hour. | messes ilihbapstadetdauttnae CoLumsus, May 14, 1874. The Democratte State Central Committee decided the 16th of July, The tndications are that the in- fuence of the Convention will be used against the any ian, and one to be Ry | position is a man well known to y‘ greatest in agi | This he set our national seal apo ‘aon ean “arbitration —« pr Ciple witch, we believe, is destuned to inerease in Evarts, | HL. W. Smith, Jaan Bamilo, J, W, eCuliough, Jobo The banquet came to an end at a1 OHIO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION, to-day to hold a State Convention in Columbus on adoption of the new constitution, | and not until hen, will | 2B ! with eet to Simon de Visser; vessel to Muier & Houg! tor Guim days, with marb to J Fabricotte; vessel to master. Passed on ar ont 20; had pg ‘weather wo lat 36, lon 0; afterwards strong westerly gt Bee ante Manone Bartadne is ays, with sugar to Dwight & Pia May 8 lat 70 58 passe ir F W Allenton, bound sou! Tk WE Auten rasdt, Havana May 2, with #a- r, &c, to Jas Ward & Co. ark luaho, Kicharason, Cientuegos.14 days, with, #- gar to Tucker & Lightbourne. yk ran ashore on Colorado Reef, where remained 27 hours, ara w get of ‘was compelled to jettison 78 hhds sugar; extent of daw- a Se 4 vessel not ascertained. uz Typhoon (Nor), thotnasen, Holl 68 day with empty barrels ‘0 C Tobias # Co. Took the southern pas- sage; March 2. fo Apru2, had a coutiguation of s.rong gales from N' in which broke rudder AeonGEs esate yard, lost boat and"lost and. split sails and stove bulwarks; afterwards had fine weatner, Brig Gazelle (of Harrington), Small, Cardenas 10 4: with iaeses to BH Howell. son & co. May 9, passes jower mast, with topmast attached, rig M A Chase (of Portiand), Dol: “eo May 12, lat 8¥, lon 74, spoke yacut Dauntless, steer- iru La Plata (of St John, NB), Kinne, Sagas 10 days with sugar to Rubira & Voi veal to « WB d Smith (of Bangor), Smith, Calbarien via Bonwere Breakwater 12 days, with melado to Knowlton # Co; wowsel to HW Loud & C0. Chattanooga (of Boston), Snare, Cardenas vis ware Breanwater I! dave, enn sugar to Galwey & Caseado; vessel to HW, Loud ene ate Horte, Milicr, Vustan via Delaware Break: yan 1edays, with fruit to Joseph ‘Lueas; vessel wo B Schr Lavinia Bell (of Brookhaven), Bayles, Corpus Chrisit 20 days, with wool, &c, to J Hi Brower; vessel (0 Van Brunt & Bro. Schr Maria Jane, Baker, Vircinia. Schr HT Wood, Coles, Virgima. Behr Brdney Mansell, Virginia. Schr M8 Tibbitts, Robbins, Virzinia, Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. enn Mary & Carrie, Mozier, New London for New ‘01 ‘br A Pharo, Bingham, Providence for New York. Schr Transit, Davis, Port Jefterson for New York. Scnr Haze, McNamee, Greenwich tor New York, with stone to order. sehr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Vortcnester for New York. Sieamer Electra, Young, Frovideuce for New xork, ‘with mdse and passengers. BOUND EAST. Stgamship Chesapeake, Johnson, New York tor Port- "steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New York for New Bed- tord. Sehr JM Kennedy, Cromwell, Elizabethport”for Se rd, Howe, Rondout for Hartford. Ser Mil hinney, Hondout ior Hartiord. Senr Mary stowe, Bi on, Hoboken for Providence. Fehr Saran Tyler, Mul Weehawken for Fall Ivers Schr Old Zack, Mathews, Newburg for Norwich, Schr RH Wilsbn, Hae Newburg tor Norwich, Schr Thomas Els, Kelly, New York tor Harwich, Sebr J L Hess, onovan, New York tor Norwich. Bobs James Cross, Hardin, Elizabethport tor Fall eur Henry, Lemre!, Port Johnson for Norwich. Schr syivan Glen, Heniey, New York for Glenwood. Sent Game Cock, Quinlan, New York or millstone Bene 8 K Lane, Brewer, New York for postin "a White Cioud, Hedney, New York tor New Lon- ‘Rehr Figmouth Bek. Barker, Weehawken for Boston. Kehr HP Ely New York tor Hartiord, le Benr Gertrt jomers New York tor New Haven, Sehr Julia A vate, | ate, New York for New Havens Sclir (iotilda, Hart, Rondout for Providence. Bear F D Nelson, Nelson, New York tor New London. iew York for Provid erstraw for Stonin Scbr Lady Franklin, Va N Schr Martha May, Gree Sent Fiying Fish, Selleck PortJonnson lor Boston Schr Emma, White, Albany for Taunton. Schr A Fowler, Brackett, Haverstraw for New Lou- on. Schr B Brunette, Rien, New York for Bridgeport, behr Mont (na, Kogers, New York tor Danversport. nets A Heaton, Phinney, Weehawken tor New 4on- ‘Schr Avon, Potts, Hoboken for New Bedford, Schr Peacedale, Caswell, Hoboken tor Narragansett. Pier. sehr W W Brainard, Fitoh, Amboy for New Bedford. Ber Angola, ¥ ooster, New dork tor Boston. Schr Beu) English, Cuase, Port Jonson tor New Bed- Selir ete a Gregory, Rey York tor Boston. peg ice, bunham, Port Johnson tor New Ha- *Sonr ii Xteoe Ross, Hoboken for Boston. Sent Delpn rt Sotinson tor Bristol, phy Whosler, New Tork for Ro teih, Bohr Vastu 8 Gaten, Homes, Kew. York fey palais hr PK Pike, Patterson, Jersey City tor Boston. hr Golden Baie | Wheeler, New York tor Norwich. Frederick Sehr Bali, Chatheld, New York tor Fall iver. Sehr Mary Stuart, Bocas , New York tor Boston. sehr Tani unt, Pendleton, Port Johnson tor Salem. sehr Lagona, Kilpatrick, Port Johnson for Boston. Sobr Flyaway, heen New York for Providence. ‘Sel Jones, Eliaabethport for sag Harbor. Behr ir ag Port Johnson tor Salem. ont trick, Port Johnson tor Boston. Schr Patron, H Port. Johason tor Newbury- port. ), Connelly, New York for Annapolis, NB, gop An ew VOrr for Noamk, wman, Rondout for New Bedford, eur Be Patan Sv Taney, New New York tor Stamtord. Behr Hevem ‘Samuel New York tor New | (Kayeta saki), WNW ‘4 W, and Uto-yama, 5' aie Pere Vassar, Jr, Keliy, ew York tor New ner United States, Davia, New Yoru tor Fall SAILED. gait arm, 3 Be! rs Fale Alto, Congq' Sirius (Ger), do; Garmouth Git Jeanie *broustadt: poy le . jt Guiding Star, Demerara, ‘Wind at sunset BE, light. Maritime Miscellany. Wo are under obligations to the purser of the steamship City of Merida, from Havana, for the prompt delivery of our files, he ay ac. Barx javana, wl in handy moma Gr ‘or! Havana; wnry Dom: ac ae ra orien Analy rane ae been ef Binoy ao sy istered 437 tons, wos bullt nt Noarsport: Me, in i860). Bank Joa B (Br), cbontt and abandoned, lor a standing rae Pee | le nay 38% lon 034 by Dark sicllisb, at Boston from pecan Leach, from Hartlepool Santo: whieh put into mn April 21, had Pe inatneatt and mamboom and damaged cut water. ‘ne’: remained 2d, to be ready tor sea in a few days. Buia Anay Euuzx, from Sets drawing 18 fe water, with a cargo of lumber, gro hi to Georgetown, in the main chan- ar > yarawn wt of by two tugs and taken to her Isapora, Pratt, of and from Boston, at bat "NS. oe eee syorts while entering he Martor gr Sec anaes jusquodo- yet for groune | heave ine veusel of wwhten the boat up one man; named James Nast, a native of ~cot- fant wan drowned. The issdore afterwards Hosted of jured. ravieat th comioa aera eae Seana eran ot witl com out of port, strus a Teel, “She put ito Poruand May 12 end would go into dry dock tor repaira. land ey urriv ed mountainous count no chance, 3 made to save sible. StEamen Mimosa, on the voyage from St John, be) to Pictou, to Toad tor Montreal, ha: ited Meg fan taken off the, screw, by coming in contact with the Cana Boat 5uxg.—About one perks yesterd: anes. noon, While thé steamer Cayuga was entering River witha teetor canal boats in cow, the casual boat 8 it Tredway, which was at the end of ihe tow, came in collision with a schooner which was weighing anchor off Governor’s Island and sunk in @ few minutes, The schooner received no damage. Artantic City, NJ, May 14—The schr Northern Lig! from Boston with Ice for this city, went ashore on Bri Ce Shoals yesterday, and remains in a critical Doo ot off the owe River, May 12—Schr Mary Price has Jetge, been taken to they dock, water puiuped out, gud will probably get out the balance of cargo to-day and go on the railway for examination and repairs. Haurax. May l1—The missing steamship Trojan, from Glasgow, has a large quantity of goods on for mer- chants of this city, Burk Bella Mudge, Mason, 51 days from Liverpool, Engiand, arrived today and reports having experi: enced, trom the 28th March to the 23th April, steady suc. cessive gales trom April 17m the gale, abe € ried away the maintopinas and ‘on ‘te aach ‘carried away the foretopgallant mast in lat 4vN. On the 9h April a seaman, rt Wilson, Neil ‘over ard and was drowned. ‘Steamer Chase arrived from Portland this morning. The derelict bark Charles Fobes sa:ied for Portland to- day, her owners having given bonds for te settiement of salvage claims. Schr & Chambers, trom Wallace for Boston, put in last night for harbor. Newcastux, Del, May 14—An attempt by tugs to pull the Italian brig’ Duc’ Figlie off the upper pomt of Fort Dela: ware last evening failed, and she will have to lighten cargo before floating. Another attempt this AM proved successful and she proceeded up. Sotva, April 30—A large portion of the cargo of the Alanc, "trom Pensacola, bas been brought in here and secured. It is expected that nearly the whole will be saved, although damaged to some extent by beating against the roc ‘The Portland (Me) Press says:—It 1s revorted on what isbeheved to be authority that the contract be- tween the Grand Trunk tailway Co and the Ail a Steamship Co covers a term of 10 years, and provides twosteamersa week during the winter. Also. that ine Dominion Co will send one mail steamer & week the next winter to this port, and will have accommodations at the Atlantic whart. Lauxcuzp—The new steamship Hudson was success- fully laanched 14th (not 13th) mst from the yard of Pu sey. Jones & Co, Wilmington, Del. The Hudson 18 an sutamahip of the very highest class—30) feet long, 3 f Wide and 29 fect deep—and jig to run in the Cromwell line, between New York aad New Orleans. At Brewer, 13th inst, from the yard of Messrs eg Oakes & Sou, schr Lora M French. She is owned Messrs Join Jenness, © B Sanford, JF Rawson, Captain French, who will command her, and others. ‘The sehr launched 6th inst at Castine, from the Sarvent & Dromer, is named Clara Fletcher, clipper, ai commande apt Meaees'se'b will immediately lay ihe ke ked schr of 850 tons. dec Notice to Mariners. CANADA—LOWER oF wawKENCE—ISLAND OF ORLEANS—ES- ‘FABLISHMENT OF A LIGHT. A light has ee pees ‘at St John, Island of Or- . in the Lower st Lawrence. denne ght is revolving mae (hela Foch @ flash idgitd half minate. It is elevated 27 igh water, and in clear weather will be visible ‘spout 15 miles, ‘Yhe illuminating apparatus is catoptr: the tower is ‘a sduare wooden balding, 23 feet high, hace eh white, and stands on a ait Position—Lat 46 65 20 N, lon GULY oF ST LAWRENCE—cAPE 1 ‘A RANGE BEACON. range beacon bh. rected on the southeast paint ol Jerseymat Isiand, to mk the Hautfond oal, off the entrance to 0 arichat Ha: Mine beacon and spire orthe Catholic, vchapel of Arichat the shoal, in in range will lead overthe western part 10. Venue! oH water. 8 bound for Arichat should pass to the westward of, the ine shoat by bringing the beacon in line with the cu- pola on the convent (13) yards east of the church), which Tange will lead in clear of the shoal. It is not advisabic to bass to the eastward of the shoal. or bring the Bescon Borth of Nv, unless well acquainted with the locality. ‘An iron ean buoy, painted red, will be placed 200 yards southwest of the shoal, in six fathoms of water, about the Is of May, and will be taken up about the ‘ith of December in each year. yard of Bue is a 8 F Devereux. el of @ double- ETON ON OF JAPAN—KIN-SIN—EAST CO AST.—REPORTED POSITION OF NELLY ROCK. ocx. The commander of the Peninsula and Oriental Steam- stip Company's steamship Avoca reports having scea tne danger Known the Neliy Rock, the position of which has heretofore been considered doubtful. ‘rhe following bearings were taken trom the vessel at the time the rock was seen breaking :—Ca) eo yene . From these bearings and that taken of the breakers the posi. tion of the rock 1 given as lat 31 pik Net a acted by N about three miles from ype Goel ochrat fy order of magne. Vai on, 3%4 dcgrees ‘W in 1874.) y order of the Burean of Navigation. ‘AN. Commodore U S\N. Hydrographer. we Thyarogeaphic Othee, Washington, DC, April 13, Whaleme: At Barbados April 19, bark Edward Everett, Silva, NB, shipping oi Ac Yokohama March 27, bark Acors Sarna, Allen, of NB. win 15) bbis sp oif since leaving South Sheuahds, Bound to Japan sea ‘K lewter trom Capt Howland, of bark John Carver, of New Sedford, reporis her at Talcahuano March 18, noth- ing last cruise. Was ready for sea and would sail on a cruise, and be at home in July. keporis heard trom Feb 2, bark seine, Shiverick, New Bedtord, Boeing since las report “Had taken of ireight sot a ns ofl from Ms bark Piatina and 1,899 do trom wars aye ee A letter trom Capt Herendeen. of bai of New Bediord, reports her at Tale huang dare 39 2, with oil, 48 before reported. Would fail next apy 16 cruise and hom A lett from ‘Gapt Taylor, of schr Rising Sun of Proy- incetown, reports her at Guadaloupe April 2, with 135 bole a Humpback vil. Reports at sea, no aate, schrs Ari- hite, do, Wdo do; Ellen Rizpah, Atkins. do, clean; v ce Siminons, ftich, do. '20 bbl whale ‘alongside ;' Gracie . Dyer, do, 20 bbl whale alongside. rk Pacitic, Borden, of Ns, with 400 bbis oii, 56, lon 64 U5, Spoken. Sehr Alcyone (Br), trom New York for Halifax, 5days ont, May 12, lat 48 10, lon 66.28 7 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in formed that by telegraphing to the Hxrato London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depari- ures from European ports, and other ports abroal, of American and all foreign vessels traiing with the United States, the same will be cablei to this country (res of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Steamship State of Geo Dama, a Collision—Bark Abbie Thom: paired and Ready for Sea—Arrivais from and Sailings for the United States. Loxvos, May 14, 1376. The steamship State ot Georgia, arrived at Glasgow to- day trom New York, was in collision on the voyage, and suffered some dam: Bark Abbie Thomas (Br), McMullen, which arrived at Hamburg April M, having been thoroughiy overhawed, ‘will sai to-morrow. ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpool May 13, bark Twilight (Br), Hat- trick, New Orleans. Arrived at Gravesend May 14, bark Bjorntraa (Nor), Hammerstadt, Charleston. Arrived at Barrow May 13, ship Harold (Nor), Knud- gen, Pensacola. Arrived at Falmouth May 13, bark Fanchon (Br), Stan- Jey, Baltimore via Bermuda. $ Arrived at Glasgow May 14, steamship State of Georgia Gr), Cooper, New York (see above), Returned todo lth, steamship Ethiopia (Br), Craig, for New York, in consequence of breaking shatt. Arrived at Greenock May 13, ship Giee Maiden (Br), Cummings, Pensacol: arrived at Cardiff May 14, steamship Glamorgan (Br), Laybourne, New York. Arrived at Queenstown May 13, barks Due Fratelli Cal- eagno (Ital), Campagno, Baltimore; Limpatia (Ital), Giuseppe, do; brig Zephyr (Br), Stronach, Fernandina; sobr James Ford, Atkins, New Orleans. Arrived at Reval previous to May 13, bark Clara Eaton (Br), Merriman, New Oricans, Denmark ude) + mand aed Ich foat Inte 4 Re. | ESE EYE SRL ER ng MR ON ILM ec NCTM 0 YN ER AE aby, New York. Arrived at Bremen May 12, bark Annie Mark (Br), Galveston. Hambourg, Arrived at Brest May 13, steamship St Laurent (Fr), Lachesne, New York for Havre. Arrived at Corunna, bark Fanny Lewis (Br), Edwards, New York, Arrived at ——, the Starlight, from the United States, SalLiNas, Bailed from Liverpool May 13, ship Transit, Percy, Portland. Also sailed 13th, bark © L Weyer (Ger), Guetschon, Now Yorn. Satled trom Bristol May 18, steamship Great Western @r), Stamper, Now York. Satied from Troon May 13, bark John Black (Br), Sailed trom Antwerp May 13, steamship Colina, for New York. Sailed from Pillaa May 1, bark Chas Dickens (Nor), Terkelsen, United States. Batled trom Hong Kong May 13, steamship Great Re- public, Howard, Yokohama and San Francisco. ieee, Ports. ey arnives bark Sparrowhawk oie hy den State, Berry. for bap pai fopdlew aretha ces Br), ry Codes Sleero Ha an oD, for eee oi Voor and reported Iai atlled from Sabra te eh fase shipe Lucy 8 Wills; Priteb- Ghee oust Cantu, April Bein’ pert. ahi Sea Gall, "from Bostoa;” Susan Se, y Rurley, tro Care Pacuas, rh In port bark Liberia, Richard- oon. Soon Monrovi at mcos, May 4—arrived, brig Stockton, Allen, Di roar Bailed sti tin schr Sallie Brown, Bateman, Philedelpnia; fa ie ‘Ganpunan, May 6—Aprived, schre isin Birdsall, Bird- I, Havana; Helen Snaro, Sharp. Poiiacelphia, Balled tee schr John Bit Lizzie, Haxley, north of srcttarage Dries Tari Dy do; dor kuiga (B, Glow.do; acbrs _Almaretts, Marri Ma 8; Adaligd, Huntley, St Jolin, NB; 7th, brigs GW Chace Patterson, north of Hatierasy Concord, Pratt, do; sehr W Wilson, In port qe, barks Hiyeck (Br), for north of Hattorne, lag; sandy Hook, ‘do; ‘Clenfuegos, for do, do} Joan J Muren, tor "doe ‘to vbrigs, Etta Whittemore, for do, 40; Adele Mei.oon, for do, do: Chas A Sparks, tor'do, do; Antelope in, for ap, dos Maurice, for do, do (not bt Thom: ously reported); schrs 5 B Fume cs Ty ed Now York, "to: Capella (Br), for north of Hatteras, St May 8—Arrived, schrs Adaliza, Huntley, St zs TN piapardenas: Eemmine 2 Bird (Br), Olsen, do; pn, leo ale, Pierce, Portland. ‘Arrived at do 7h steamship Wilmiugton, Holmes, Bal- ttinor Sailed 7th, brig Sarah Harris, Crosby, Matanzas; 8th, bark Knriade (arg), Orentt, Horth of Hatteras via Calba: bri ‘ly'I' Sheldon, sheldon, New York; M M ews, New Urieans via Cardenas; schr Linda, Newton, New 0 in port seh, barks Resiand Br), Davis, for Boston, 1g: Arizona, Conan! ‘ork, do; Henrick Bjorn (Nor), Tomes, for do, do; brigs Merriwa, Downs, tor nomh of Beneres dor" Cora Kita, Johnson, tor do, do; Annie M Allen, . for New York, do; and others “ia port oth, barks Arizona, Conant: Trae Hall, Col- cord: Patterson; iliott Bitchle, Hutchinson, and Tretnntet nBiorn (Nor), Thomson, ail tor New York; brigs Maria W Norwooa, Andrews, tor New Orleans via Cardenas; Fanme Blood, for Baltimore; Glendal Conklin, for New York; Merriwa, Downs, for north oj Hatworag; sors Annie M Allen, Conklin, tor New Yorn; Ethai Blake, and Louisa A Orr, Orr, for north of pisrarety ped others unc. rch 16—in port bark Anna (Ger), Jessen, for sandy oo tor orders, ldg. oe aay I Arriveds ship Wm MeGilvery, Blan- ManiLA, March 20—Sailea, ship Cashmere, Norton, San Francisco. in port March 20, ships Belted Will (Br), Braithwaite, ig; bark Miako for New York, 10g Mindoro, Bray, di (8r), Anderson, tor New York, ldg. Mataxzas, May 7—Arrived, prigs Mingle Traab, Dixon, tie B Brown, ‘Biine, New alphs ed 7th, barks Ro: Harry ‘Boe Nyy 'ymes, New yer ; Elverton, Clark, Baltimore; brigs Caroline (Bi ‘eter, ton; Keystone. Bar: er, north of Hatter: Pea, Perkins, 40 Nineveh, Carlisic, New York: Sailed 7th, orig Bogota, Le rth of Hatteras; scht Kebcosa Florence, Richards, aiuadelp i Tn port ith, barks Algeria, (31), Tor attera: 1g; Lavinia (Br), do, do: Rialio Gir) ior Philadelphians go > Anme McMairu, for Boston, do; Maggie M ew York, do; Maggie Reynolds, do, u hed tor north ot Hatteras. do; Jenni © © Van Horn, do, do; Callao, do, di do, do; Agnes Barton, for Baltimore. « | Brazos, do: Richmond, for New York, do; John, Givan | Br), for Boston, do: Wanderer, for Philadelphia, do; gebrs Cephas Sigeit, it, Babidge. for orth of Hatteras, do; Chas H Kelley, do, do; zz10 Wil Chas Morton, do, son, do, do; Susan Wright, for Ne ork a and others unt Nanaimo, Mav 1—Sailed, ship Arkwright, Hayden, San Francisco; —- Shooting star, Austin, do. PaLaem illade pri 22—Saiied,’ bark ‘Horace Scudder, Gould, hen le] phia <n (not New York). Pow -Acrived, brig Geo Latimer, Norris, April 27—In port schr Lottie Cook, for New }4Go. A pen 35 ksried br Tro Maus (Br), Cot- ioe) on "rhomas; 30th. Eu igh, Paine, oa York in agri NB, May 4—Arrived, schr Robt Burton (Br), Merriam, St Soum ete yar, 20—Arrived, sont © ¥ Scammell Shey patel ew York; 1:th, ship'’Daniel Rankin (Br), Baltimore Ri ye cNan, southwest Pass back ern Crest (Br), Bennett, Bristol, £. via Barnegal nie B Tucker, Tucker, ‘and; Southern Richts, Woodbury. Liver: posl; bark Sarah M Swaith (ar), Reynolds. Suvecdats American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 13—Passod up, schrs John Jobn- on. oe) oye mares, 4 xc wp ‘assed down—schrs Clara, Frank Leaming, - ton: Enoch More, nat Dateien ee ‘sia May l4—Arrived,; steamship Mercedita, Mrnhmen Charleston: barks Shi Tee Garanes, diz; Megunticook, Hemidgway, rigs (3r). Doane, Surinam ; Forest ‘eeince (SD. Carroll: Bai Dados; schrs O M Remington, Chapman, Gonaives; Fo- mona (Bs ir), Hanson, Grand Cavinan; Al meet Higgins, Virginia; Aon E Martin, Balumere ni Sildieton, dewnsend, Phitudel Haley, do; Babel H Irons, Hubbard, s ner 14 Tayl tor, jodge, Port Jounson; Nathan Clifford. Hupper, dont, C B Jones, snow, New Yor! Below—"chrs Hl Ai aif os ae Grant, H Prescott, A F Bonney, and A Tirreil, po! rks Mewilvery, Jewett Cape. Town, CGH; Tropie Bird, Havlin, Sierra Leone 4 Spray (Bri, Giazovrogx, Cork lor orders via Philadelphia: tappy Return (Br), Annis, La davre ; sonrs Bravo (Be) coven St Georges (Bermuda); Helen Mar. Nickerson, and J J Spencer, Haskell, Philadelphia, ‘Sailed—Steamship Hercules. aatived ! 18th, schr Hector (not as misprinted), Aligazins, alveston. BALTIMORE, May I¢—Arrived) steamships Martha Stevens, Chance, New York; WM Whildin, from Phila. Geipiia? brig Secauel Welsh: Turners Mayaguez via Ber- muda; schrs Edwin J Morrison, from Boston; BIN Stowe, from do; Alexander Wiley, ‘trom New York; Kate Waters, from do; ¥ A Odioine, trom Providence; Win Theo, from Danversport: Moses Williamson, trom Boston; Ellen M Golden, trom do; 4 ¥ Kinderberg, trom New iaven, Cieared—Steamers John, 8 Hopkins, for Boston: Jose- hine, Thomson, Mocre. New York ‘Henry L Saw, for jelphia; bark Tillid (Nor). Frederickeen, Cork or Fulmnouth tor‘ordern; brig. sivie silos (Br Coombe, Se ‘Thomas; schrs Maxgie D Marston tor Port Royal; Ger- trude, Plummer, tor New York; AH Hurlbut, for New javei Cleared 13th, bark Mathilde (Nor), Larsen; Queens- town or Falmouin tor orders Sailed 1 ip Asia, jor Amsterdam; schr Resolute, for san Au NBANGOI, May 12—Arrived, brig Walter Howes, Roix, pea ariee Reporter, Ryder, Philadelphia. TH. ay Arrived, schrs (eo W Jewett, Hodgdon, Savannah; Fannie W Joinston, trom a coal port; Alice Oakes, Munson. VortJohnion for Gardiner Fainy shaw, Wilmington, NC, tor Riehmond. isu —Artived. brig Ht Houston, Griffin, Philadelphia; sehr West Dennis, Kelly, do. sBRISTOL, May'12—sailed, schr Wm F Burden, Adams, w Yor pisttceatrived, schr Blackstone, Wixon, Providence for jew Yor! salied Sobre TP Abell, Carr, Newburg; Loon, Hobbs, Ne: CHARLESTON, May 1l—Arrived, brig Maria Wheeler, Grove, Richmond (not as telegraphed. quarantine, brig H B Jones, 4 Jrom Demerart ~ lith—art ith Hall, Boston; schrs SL Di vis, Rockport: Gettyavurg, ‘Baltimore t Demnory Ge New York; Nellie, Rappuhannook; Jeasic B N iw Yor! GuioAGo, May H—Sailed, schr Eprliog for Cork di- rect, with a cargo ot 2,00) Dushels of corn, SRS, May 13—Arrived, sehr John D Griffin, GALVESTON, May 8—Arrived, brig Charlotte Buck, iunier, New Orleans. Cieared—Bark Geo Booth, Seaman, Tobasco, Sailed—ship Maud (Br), diverpoot 1sth—' ims, Coe ‘ship Coldstream, Cousins, Liverpool; Oiled Berk Mary Loulee, Liverpool; ach Sau lary Louise, Liver} sehr 1s Hall, Philadelphia before renortsd cleared or New Yor ais GLOUVEST y 13—Arrive sehrs Talia é & Mt tha, Hobe, Gainis ior New fork Gatverrs Harbor for do; Laconia, Cameron, do for de Harriet Puller, MeDuke, Wiscasset for New KENNEBU ‘ORT, May —, _ gpiaporat Pillsbury, Chiekahominy River BW UI ship Adorna, 9—Arri a Davin Liverpool pare Yrleetwing, , Genoa: sohirs Mary" Freeland, Clark, New Vorks, AD » Whitmore, Kuatan. Below, waiting orders, ship Havre, Terkels: ‘orth, from Kingston, ie ‘London; bark Mandarin, Cleared—Schr Mattie W Atwood, Neweomb, Boston, slits Arrived, steamship City of Sau ‘Antonio, Penning. eS pemaalp, City of Houston, Deering, New {ith —Cleared steamship Yazoo, Barrett, Philadelphia ship 8 D Meteait (Nor), Satled from the Pass. #taths iteainghip City of Hous- Ryrien, Lincoln, ton; ship Preston; barks jattiarine, Val and Iris, NORFOLK, May 12—Arrivad, schrs Win Penn, Thomp- son, Beltast, Me; Jus, Boyle, Smith, and Avigail Frau fort, Hickinan, New Yo ared—Bark M eset Petersen, Liverpool. N WBURYPORT, May Pig? caer echr Seaaty Che- ney, Philadelphia May 1 he yan Ue ach sinlthy Pall Haver tor Ne nec'es ia Sailéd—Brig Conauest irk week for St John, NB; schrs J Salem; Artist, seg Commerce, porvey. do for jor for do: Saran ahaa owns nubuck, fo my Melnge and Cn Hannah E B: 13th—Arrived, oehre, 204 8 ward, rw Yo Sterrimage Grane, Dighton fot eon, aioe for New Smi vse ita te Fashion, Carberry. it ba ceo May 13—Arrived, gehes Ma Mary x a % dinore, wer: ny Pompe ee Aa TE and ‘Cornelius, Hobo- n siailed—Bchre Rappahannock, New York; G H Twibill, ‘Sew LONDON, Mi Issarrived, #0 hrs Dr Franklin, oe for New York; Oornelius, Hovoren for Nor- ch Ha HAVEN, May 18—Arrived, sohr Sarab J Garney, TBE BLAKELY, May 5—Satled, ship Brewster, Col- POR’ ins, Taleahuana, Arrived, bark Palais oy poem ea Pera (Br), Hib- a a Fetal Seri Hogans Mawes, 3 nirbarse rel t20, schrn You ed iy Feces rate gin cleareg tor aad Bavymore, Burdge, Nepouset (a: ni te via av errant Hridiah"Guoca thre Marsters, Ante perp: La Gloire er " doy, var Nereo 0 (Ans) rk or Falinouth ‘tor ‘ot ¢ ana re V i te be Nieo nd sens Ba Game: outh jase herty, on Panny Day ‘Ye jraintree; HA Dewitt, ts aoe, Righ, Bangor. (or Hallowell, fey SW ches te ata watts et Amos Falkenburg, or’ Providenc Corite ark, for Washington; PM vesterd smi, Cor gnd'Pantner, for Goston: bark Pont Ta artatol Eng; schrs Helen A Bowen, fot sie New Bedford; susan Harker ton; Emma C’Babcock. for i for Quincy Point; Lucy K Gorsswell, for oP. Sinnickson. ones Ob [ara ana ws wilbur pur salted for Kew vo York this AM; steaimyhip idea ay M—Two oil an i. brig U deep herm brig, with aap ‘herived fr from (gis), trom, Antwerp, a upd ot ay below. Other vessels aichange PORTLAND, May Royal Fovere! (Br), Publicorn, Barba fts, Clentue- 085 Flora, Pendleton, Ban York, 13th—Arrived, schrs John Me. bit, Cardenas ce np son, New York ; Teaze} J Miller, Georger own, Cleared—Bark Anna L Taylor, Percival, Montevideo. PROVIDENCE, May Ii Arrived, sehes {Geo # Brown, Gedney, and Richard Hill, smith. Newburg: Gynthia Jane, Gardner, Rondout tor Pawtucket; Kats & & Mary, Cogswell; J Terry, arous, and Oregon, Brink, Rou- dour; Amos nate app: Shainrock, ais and — Sherwood. Tngal averstraw ; » Taylor, H Salled—Bchrs Gust, Martin, Trenton ; Florence, sek. ett, Hayersiraw; Clara Gove, Gove;' Napoleon, Sm) Vincent Barkalew. Martin; Jas M Bayles, Arnold; 0 re, Buace: Elias Noss, Cathcart: Black /iamond, Goldaralth. anid Sherman, New York, RICUMGND. May Aacarriveds burk Pepita (Ger), Gat- zon, New SAN FRANCISCO, May 6—Arrived, ship Gen Butler, Webb, Baltimore; bark Solomon, Fergiwon, Sew Yorks schr Margaret Crookard, Godirey, Tahitt. Cleared Snip Agenor, Gould, ‘Liverpool; bark Inco- nium, Maigrom, Burrard EAB BE "Way Suited, Dark Mathilde (Ger), Pimen= i (ern RAVANNAH, May 14—Arrived, brig WHI Pi fast, Me; acbra sarah P Bird, ‘Phisdelpaiay Atcha, Naska SALEM, May 12—Arrived, schr S&B 5 arte! shalec for New Yorke er oe Sailed—Achrs Fred Fish, Persis L and Evalyn. I8th—Arrived, sches Mary & Sinit reen, George- town, DG: Mary A Hood, Steelman, Balthier: ts izaberh Bits Shaw; Decatur akg, Parker, an fel Port Johnson: Alice 0 Noyes, 2 baker, bhi PYENEYARD HAVEN, May 13—Arrived, echrs Galatea, and Empire, Rondout for Boston; & A Magee, Jackson fille fordos Abby Gale, Rondous. lor Bansor Croker, Baltimore for Danvers, J H Chaffee, Ne for Portland: ‘J Burley, and Favorite, tloboien for riya ye Darling, Port Johnson for Bang G joston for New York; Willie Martin, brook, Portland tor do: Ariel, llawoi Windsor, NB, for do; KG Rhoades, E ter, St George, NB, tor do; Vesver & for'do; P L Stith, Portland for do, for Baltimore; L A Knowles, do tor Philadelpata; ley Walton, ockport, Me, for Washinton, Aun’ S. Gann Boston for Alexandria; HB Drew, do. for the wreck o the eis ERO. Sammy Ford, Dorchester, NB, fort New! cyt TLMINGTON, NC, May 12—Cleared, schrs John A. Griffin, Foster, Philadelphia; L P Knight, McIntire, Ken- nebunkport. _ MISCELLANEOUS, Ns a HAVANA LOTTERY, (LASS NO. 10. 9%, OFFICIAL DRAWING OF MAY 9, 1874. Wo, Petes No, Prise.No Prise\No,, Prise 1a Price if 1482-8 23300 So|ttsg8 a py pre ee = @ = & SESSSSSSESES Se: abe Sere SSeBse! 3 SCREERRESE CS? 383: 3 s8 SEREREER ES HELEREBESE 4 1 1821.3) 1574..,.800) 7 1576,...300} 7) Iése:-- by 2 1689, :300| 78 1682. 00) 73! pt 300] 7 7 wu] 74 H 0) 780 ant 0) 7513. 1-64... 300] 7658. 1884... 900) 71 1929... B00) 77) ie Bal H 2095 ...3.0) 7765. Et 107... ..900) 7778. 20213. 300} 77! 300] 7885. WO} @ 794 ee SSSSESESESSEEESEREEESES! Poss SRERSD EERE a 26-53, 2369. 2691 2878. 126939, 2. 1 26945, 2806. 27118. 297. 27123, 2986 BW] TIAL 2972. S| 27 144. BB. 300) 346. rr Blas. 300 BIS. 300} i zs 33. 300) & 00 3 Soh Ses i ssekes S38 30) SBN, 3825 Ml. a eSyeeee® i 10.33, seebebcees ebeeese ue 388 “APPROAIM [ATION PRIZEn, $00,0, | $25,001 $10,000. la: Prise. | we, Pre, No. ty Pay v561, Ce + 68200) 22 $20; 10362. W964, 10385, 00| 0887 $00 oe Pate '200)22780. Circulars of information furuished. TAYLOR & 0O., Bankers, IL Wali street, New York. Bgl ad DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER. ent States for desertion, &c.; legal Rid no | np ain required no charge until divorce ga Sr Aree . HOUSE, Attorney, 14 A WHERALD BRaNcH OFFIC, BR BROOKLYN, con. * Rer of Fulton avenue and Bodram sireek On'Sunday from’ tod P.M: cB. fanaa gf 4 Anes wen