The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1874, Page 10

10 Wass Mecting at the Cooper Institute—A Feeble and Aimless Display of the Sons ef Toil. Placards over town during the past week an- mounced that the workingmen under the auspices @f the Workmgmen’s Central Council would hotd | & masse meeting at the Cooper Institute last ¢ven~ img. There was no specific purpose prqclaimed as the object of the meetiny, but it ‘wes taken for granted that the whole Yange of tabor grievances would be rehearsed. ‘The various trades were suppose’ to assemble at ‘their headquarters and march 0 Cooper Institute. If this were done with any £crt of earnestness It ‘Would take a building several times larger then ‘he Cooper Institute to hold the great army of Tellers, But there was nothing more tangible Qpan talk without an object the chief attraction, and the “great mass ymareting” was & most decided failure. ‘The hail was little ovore than half filled by a va- yeant and spiritiess kind of audience, The truth appeared to be there was no real “grievance” on Rand—nothing bux the old worn ont topics of the Eignt-hour law“énd prison labor. A trifie of va- riety, if 16 coukl be so called, was introduced in | the shape of the Tompkins square outrage; yet ever that, at its utmost tension, gave out only & “ RESOLUTIONS OFFPRED. The meeting was called to ler by Mr. Robert ‘Whihams, a working carpente:. vio said he was glad to-see#o many of the sons of toil before bl pS as Mr. Williams seemed to be embarrassed in she art of speech making, he turned round to the Secretary-and asked him to read the resolutions pap ver for the occasion. The Secretary, in a Hodramatic tone of voice, read along series of resomntiens, the principal ot which were as fol- Jowa:— twe deprecate the introduction of coolies an su cngerous yafem that threatens the very existence ot galigiened men. , Th wie tht of the people to pape g anew i Sot be Pnneetesed with, either the civil or military authorities, ved, That the contract system inevitably acts as g.dait wo corruption. botehery ‘and frand; therefore, we deinat work thus re ary a shalt hereafter be done mm day's work, on nt he a, and ac- eording to law, by the government direct; and that the eystem ot ‘contracts be avol! ia ved, Taat we steadil: 2m4 poreiote ok tain that the reduction ¢ of the Tours ‘of, lavor should be, com- Bulsory on all, and r is Not a commod: be reguiaied by the rnerer of bog hand it consid: tor the greatest number Should be-the fouddation of ail legislation: Resolved, That we favor the establish ment of co-opera- five shops and stores, by the, Industrial, cl based lasses, Epon a system of equity; we beileve that govern- ment should give reasonable assistance, upon good rity, to all sosietase that are earnestly Ww elevate themscives their tellow men, rather than to grant subsidies to Sears corporatior whose athies —_ not with their employes, but seek rather to degrade eqtepolved. Fustwed | erty Pg the immediate removal of the Treasury and bis subor- eaten ‘orn sina astead ad of eniore! pe ‘and we particularly insist ‘that Gi 8 tak insmedints acuon and restore to the navy y: a their wonted activity by cancelling all contracts for snips pe repairs, and have all such work done by the direc! agency of government superintendents. LABOR GRIBV ANCES STATED: Mr. Osborne Ward was the first speaker. said the corrupt agents of the government were He in the importation of coolies into the country. These Coinese burrowed in celiars and garrets, fed upon cats and dogs, bred immorality and ney, Worshipped wooden images and were here in the midst o! American citizens under- gelling honest labor. He denounced the eie- ree bedi of labor, of men being compelled work, and he wanted bureaus of inaus- try P Grabiabe by the government all over the country, 0 that when a man wanted work he could call at one of these bureaus, ask ior and de- mand it, He next referred, with a bewildering re- d@undancy of dictionary phrases, to the es pe ed of labor, which he explained was done ugh the courts, the judges whereof peopled the prisons with poor men by forcing Bonvietions, and in this way the contractors tn aoe Ing and elsewhere were furnished with ma- for cheap labor, Referring to the Tomp- Xine square outrage by the police, he said they & workingmen) ought to have sympathy for bristian Meyer, who Was sent to delve in a prison fiche for having dared to stand up to assert the ht Of poor men aud workingmen to assemble peaceful public meeting, and the audience applauded vigorously. Tne speaker roiled off several quotation: from Calhoun, who seemed to be his first, last and only inspiration, and then gave way to Mr. Blissett, of the Tailors’ Co-oper- ative Union. THE TOMPKINS SQUARE OUTRAGE. Mr. Bissett deciared that the rights of American citizens had been interfered with on the 13th of jomeny, Bitssett got on fire in two minutes after stated this lact, and Coe gar rae Tompkins pasate if the audience was willing, take their etand im the square under the foids of the Ameri- an flag, and shoot down the first man that dared them. This was followed by an ontburst ering thet lasted several minutes,{)After ad exhausted his very averse opinions of the Police Commissioners, and of General Dur- yea, he proceeded to give his fellow workingmen some words of advice On strikes, telling them that strikes were bad and that their great hope in the future was in co-operation. Toen he tackled the Pcie in square outra, ae more, and retired overwhelming app! THE CAPACITY OF LABOR, Mr. Cashman foliowing in the fiery wake of Blis+ peti, discovered himself at a disadvantage, as a good many left the hall, finding the pabulum offered by Cashman of too poor a quality. The speaker said that there was as much capacity in the trades unions of New York to make laws as in that ig 4 otber body of men. audience cried “More,” “More,” and the said “more ;” tha: he knew there was ability and every necesiary quality in the workingmen’s asso- ciations, and that they were the salt of the earth and the salvation of the world. A GERMAN SPEAKER. Next came Mr. Hendrickhausen, @ speaker of gwome force and logic, and told them the Eight Hour jaw was necessary to the workingmen of tuis enlightenea 3. that the despotisms of Europe were congental enough to the antiquated system ‘of working men like cattle, but in this free and intelligent republic iabor had rights that should be beard. Several other speakers, including Messrs. Coyne and Carney, {ullowed, and the meeting sep- arated very little wiser than when it assembled, THE NEWLY ANNEXED WARDS, sok ih mane eae A special meeting of the North Side Association ‘was held yesterday afternoon at the office of the Morrisania Steamboat Company, North New York, and was largely attended. William B. Ogden, the President of the association, occupied the chair. At the call for reports of committees the Harlem Raver Improvement Committee stated that they had attended at Albany, and successfully opposed ‘the extension of its charter to @ company incorpo- Faved eleven years ago to construct a canal irom some point on the Harlem River to some point in Spuyten Duyvil Creek. The comupttee also reported an attendance at Washington and 4 correspona- ence with several members of Congress upon the suvject of a survey a the national government of the channe/ of the Harlem River and the creek, with a plan and estimate for a ship canal requi- Bite to make these waters navigable by the vessels which will seek tnem in the interests of com- merce, the result of which attendance and_cor- respondence has been the passage by the House Of an appropriation bill for the survey of the Hariem Kiver and Spuyten Duyvil Creek from the East River, near Randali’s Island, to the Hudson River; the Legislature of the State has also au- thorized the Commissioners of Docks ‘o raise money for the same purpose, and the prospect of good navigation in a rpasonable time is encour- ae following gentiemen were then appointed by the President to constitute the special commit- tee :—William G. Ackerman, Lewis G. Morris, Wil- fam Caldwell, Samuci R. Fiiley, Edgar Wililama, ‘Thomas Palle, M. M. C. Turner and General Viele, A BURGLARY ON BROADWAY. James Nilson, alias “Alec” Nilson, and James Dougherty, altas “Doc,” were arrested yesterday afternoon by Captain Byrnes, of the Fifteenth precinct, charged with robbing the store of Felix .Vigouroux, No. 764 Broadway, of ninety- three dozen of embroidered cambric pocket hand- yang Nilson has only been out of State @ few days. He was stanaing on troaa- magd Friday close to Mr. Vigouroux’s stere, tain Byrnes, who was going up the street, by two of his ward defectives, noticed Captain passed on, but notified the detectives to watch Nilson out where he lived, The detective on the heels of Nilson until ‘and saw bim go into No. 400 Fourth street, habitation, Yesterday morning Mr, ? at the Fifteenth precinct station atiges, Bete of ithe Toubery at his place lective Henderson and Captain Syroee mi 2, house, eee ae pee conciusign that the bur, Bee manltved between alt yust ax and Jit ofclock morning. Mr. Vigvuroux's busi- wh conducted on the ness 1s second floor of the build ing, and tne s oeeupying the floor above gen- erally open it door as ubey to business. fhe workmen f$hat door at hali-past six Ree or mo ‘a8 usual, and the supposition is ie three Sat taetawad for, aol ire ae Rae foe the door, and the face 100k bat it a very Cogh time. frovvery of A woman in Heague ue with them ed the im- reasion of the k¢y @ day beiore, and when Captain | yan in front of the house be was Bo ana aa sor ber to issue from it. Upon the prisoners, Ww! en they were searched at the sta tion house, were Jom! two of the ‘chie stolen jrom Mr. Vigour.ux, The are now en- avoril to find the semainder of the property, bot will the meantime, erraign the supposed Auieves before a nasiee comet, ~ LABOR IN COUNCIL | offered as | Dn ee a ee ae NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY ‘19, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. % ‘(ORK CITY. - —__-+—_——_ Mise Sarah P, Puller will read a paper on crema- tion before "ne Womans Social Klocution Society, in Pump on Hall, at taree o’clock this alternoon. Ts socteties of the Metropolitan Catholic Total S’ostinence Union will hold @ public meeting in Union this evening. Rev. Laurence Walsh, of tartiords and Mr. Richard O'Gorman will speak. | Feiner McGean will preside and make the opening resa, The remains of a female infant were found in a _ Vacant lot at No. 32 Downing street by OMcer Rip- ey. of the Twenty-elchth precinct, and sent to the Morgue, where Coroner Croker will hold an in- quest. Captain Garland has been Fuh to learn anything concerning the parentage of the child. Colonel H. C, Follett and staff, of Boston, were at the Westminster Hotel, in this city, yesterday, in connection with the arrangements for the conting visit of Colonel Follett’s a, bomeey. battalion this summer. The visiting yg oe are to be enter- tained during their wT by the Twenty-second regiment, N. G. >. N. Y. Information reached the Coroner’s office yester- Gay alternoen that Mrs. Pneeve Ann Bonestel, a woman sixty-five years of age, while ina deranged state of mind had committed putcide by hangin: hersel! im a garret room. Deceased was the wiie 0: the Postmaster of station J. Coroner Groker will hold an tnquest over the remains to- The New York Sunday School Association hela ita regular monthly meeting last evening at the Fourth avenue Presbyterian chureh, E. 0. Wider residing. Mr. Elliot F. Shepard, a well more junday Schoo! Superintendent, in ad- dress on the “Social Aspects of the ‘Sapbath Scnool,” after which Rev. William M. Taylor spoke on the subject of “israel’s Unbeliet.” Abigh court of investigation will be convened by Mayor Havemeyer at the office of the Commis- sioners of Charities and Correction to-morrow afternoon, at hall-past three o’clock, to inquire into the alleged maladministration charged to this commission. Subpoenas were yesterday iesued by the Mayor to those persons who gave testimony before the Grand Jury about & week ago, Mary Boyle, an infant orly three months old, whose parents live at No. 336 Pearl street, died suddenly on Sunday afternoon immediately alter swallowing some medicine made up irom an old prescription. A doctor who was called pronounced the medicine harmless, but declined giving a cer- tificate. Dr. Burke, the family physician, subse- queen fave @ certificate, although he had not seen cnuld for three weeks previous to her death. Coroner Croker will make an investigation. A large meeting ef the Liquor Dealers’ Protective Union was held last evening at Masonic Hall, in Thirteenth street, President Herzberg in the cha:r. The committee appointed at the previous meeting to wait on the Excise Commissioners to request reduction of icenses and additional privileges made a report through their Chairman, Mr. Am- brose O'Neil, The report was to the effect that they had been treated very rudely, called rebels and outlaws and other opprobrious names, and the proposition advanced met with a general refusal, before revoking license. After the reception of the bt a warm discussion ensued, in which the Commissioners were severely denounced, and re- solutions were adopted that no member of the | union should pay license until the Excise Commis- sioners were willing to grant more equitable | terms. If any member should be interiered with he should report his grievance to the President, wh his case would be attended to by counsel employed by th the association. BROOKLYN. The Park Commissioners have submitted their | estimate for 1875 to the Comptroller, the amount required by them being $178, Governor Jonn A. Dix will review the Second division, New York State National Guard, irom a platform to be erected ta front of the City Hall, on the 28th inst. Several members of the Bridge Directors as- sembled yesterday for the purpose of taking action relative to the undertaking, but were unable to do anything in consequence of Governor Dix not bay- ing yet signed the bill. The Corporation Counsel rendered a lengthy decision yesterday to the Common Council, rela- tive to the resignation of Comptroller Frederick Schroeder and his legal right to withdraw the same. The purport of the decision is that an official can withdraw his resignation any time be- tore it takes effect, and Mr, Schroeder’s resigna- tion was incomplete. A fair, In aid of St. Andrew’s Catholic church, Sag Harbor, L. 1., will be opened on Monday even- ing next, at Sawyer’s Hall, corner of Jay and Fulton streets, The new church and parochial residence in course of construction at that place ‘will cost $16,000; and the pastor, Rev. J. J. Heffer- nan, looks to the well disposed in tne city to assist poor and sparsely settied fellow Catholics at OTs A resolution was offered in the Board of alder- men yesterday to increase the number of cars on the Greenpoint and Coart street railroad lines. The matter was referred to the Railroad Com- Mittee, It was resolved, on motion of Alderman O’Riely, that Bush street should be opened so as to provide adirect route from Penny Briage to Hook Point, rte | asshort cut of one mile between those poin Messrs. Coit, Sterns and Bayliss, of the Hundred, visited General Jordan, President of the Excise Commission, yesterday, in order to ascertain what advance, if any, was being made against the liquor trafic. There are upwards of 3,000 licensed dealers in beer and spirita in Brookiyn, and it is anticipated the number will be increased to 3,200 before the close of the The receipts for Meense for six months ant to $65,000, Seven leenses have been revoked. Coroner Jones held an inquest over the body of Patrick Trumble, the elderly individual who was Jacerated by a boar in the Twelith precinct, on h basopad last, and died from the effects of the injuries sustamed. The pig, it was shown by the testimony elicited by the Jury, was exceedingly vicious, and had frequently assaulted pedestrians, The owner of the boar, Cornelius Bundick, colored, ‘was arrested by order of the Coroner, and will be held to abide the action of the Grand Jury. A man, woman and five half naked starving children were discovered in a wet coal hole, be- neath the sidewalk, in front of a house on the corner of Smith and Garnet streets yesterday morning. The name of the man was Teddy Sheperd, a laborer, who had been out of work for several Months. His family had been driven irom their apartments, and had found a wretched shelter in the subterranean place where they were found. Commissioner vunningham sent the poor creatures to the county aimshouse, NEW JERSEY. Mrs, A. H, Devoe, who keeps @ grocery store in Main street, near Weiss street, Paterson, died on Sunday night irom an overdose of morphine, which she had taken to deaden the pain of quinsy, Acommunication from temperance people was last night presented to the Paterson Common Council, protesting against the granting of fur- ther licenses ‘nis yeas jor the sale of intoxicating liquors, A fireless engine to be used on the New York Paterson. This engine takes ia enough (rom a stationary boiler to run twelve miles belore te charge is exhausted. The Newark indicted officials and contractors Dave given jt out that they intend to press the court for a new trial without delay. As the term ig well nigh exhausted, it seems probavie Wear the s will have to go over till next term, in Sep- mber. The Passaic City Council have virtually decided “no license.” They refuse to grant spirituous liquor licenses and have raised the beer licenses to $100, with provisions that the recommenders’ names shall be published, and other restrictions 80 severe that it is almost equivaient to a refusal on the part of the city. Sydney Durting, aged twenty-three years, was going home about twelve o’clock on Saturday night in Paterson, and when crossing the Straight street bridge was assaulted by some unknown persons, who strack him with @ sharp instrament of some kind apon the head, wounding him se- verely. Ke was yesterday, hoWever, out of danger, There was a rumor in Paterson yesterday to the effect that the extensive sik establishment of William Strange & Co, had been taken possession p by the government for alleged custom house jong in their importations of silk. But MM ra. Strange & Co. emphatically deny the ag and cost $100 aes ite inioemation a e detection ie party or par ‘Who started the report, y except in the matter of giving dealers a hearing | street lines of railroad was yesterday shipped from | Frightful Tragedy Near Dayton, )”1d- alesex County—A Colored Man St/.bbed to the Heart by His Mulatto Ml,tress. In a amall house on the farm of Petr Boaxley, located tn Middlesex county, N. J,, between the villages of Dayton and Plainsboro, late on Satur- day night, Charies Timbrook, 9 negro, was mur- dered, as alleged, im @ cold ‘yjooded and brutal manner by his mistress, @ Wcely looking, but vio- lently tempered mulatto woman named Racvel Coward. The pair had een living together, and on Saturday night Cyarles came home considera- bly the worse of byuor; and ordered Rachel to cook some fsb for him. A violent row en- sued, which attracted the attention of Wil- vam fodine and Lind wife, who live in the same hous in his testimony at the Corouer's inguest, witch was ueld ou, Sunday afternoon, declared that he found the pair eD- gaged in @ guarrel ana the woman preiakieg & large carving knife with which she threatene todespatch ‘Timbrook. Lodine took tne knife from = and she cooled down, sayin: p for Pad sake, but will yet cut the bead of the ville. ubseq' ge as Lodine alleges, she pro- cured another kuife, followed Timbrook into a bed- room and while he sat om the bed plunged the knife into bw heart, weeing, with a fear- ful oath, “I said I’ would kin you and I will!” So she did. Timbrook cried, as Loaine sprang in, “O Rachel!l, you have murdered 1 ne “died soon alter. Lodine swears to The murderess heart, wiped the blood oi on the bedclothes and then threw it out of doors, Where it was afterwards found and pre- served as evidence. ‘The inquest resulted in verdict to the effect that Timbrook came by his death from a wound at the hands of Rachel Coward. The muredress was @rrested, and now lies in the New brunswick Jail. She is about twenty-seven i of age, of rather \ pleasing appearance, and the last person appar. }ently likely to commit 80 foul a deed as wat | ad against her. THE SKATING MATCH, Great Crowds Around the Windsor Ho- tel—A Fair Start, but No Race—The Crowds Too Great and the Affair Aban- doned. ‘The anticipated race on parlor skates between Gilmure and Smith, which was announced to take place from the Windsor Hotel, in Fifth avenue, | last eveming, drew out a crowd of people com- | posed of gentiemen, iadies, loafers and boys, which from eight o'clock steadily accumulated until there could not nave deen ess than 3,000 persons on Fifth avenue. Indeed, it became a nuisance to the hotel and to passers-by. The fact that the race was announced for eight and that no signs of the skaters were to be seen gave the very general impression that the whole thing was @ hoax. Sundry references were made to “Sothern” and Mr. “Tom Collins,” and stories were told of the Trinity steeple fying feat, the philip Lee hoax and other celebrated “sells.” In the meantime the crowd of small boys exhausted some ol their exuberant spirits by laughing at their seniors, and using such famiilar phrases as “What a sell??? and “ain't you green?’ &c. The risibles of the disappointed crowd were excited for @ time in this manner. At length, how- ever, in spite of all the joking about it, the two skaters did appear and passed rapidly into the hotel. in a few moments they came out with their skates, and, putting them on, gave a short exhibition in Iront of the hotel, which ‘Was very soon interrupted by a policeman, who ‘was received by the crowd with the greatest yell ever heard in that portion of the city. Smith and Gilmore then started down the avenue, with the swell preceding and following them, and some ten their skates on. They stated that to race with such a crowc at their heeis was simply impossible, and that they would defer the trial to another time, The; Hotel and SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. expected to get to the Fith Avenue ack Inside of eight minutes. famburg..|]18 Brondwa lasgows..|7 Bowling Green Liverpool Bowling Green. Olymp! -|Glasgow.- 17 Rowling Green Pommerania.. M | Hambui 61 Broadway. a of Richmona) . | Liverp ook: 15 Broadway. Baltic M [Liverpool 19 Broadway. "Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green Bremen.. 3 Bowling Green i }Liverpoo 29 Broadway. “|Liverpool../4 Rowling oy Green Bremen... 2 Bowling Green Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOOK, HIGH WATER, Gov. Island....eve 11 34 Sandy Hook....eve 10 49 ve 11 38 | Hell Gate......eve 119 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 18, 1874, CLEARED. Saget) Elysia (Br), Campbell, Glasgow—Henderson ener Atalanta (Ger), Mangelsen, Rotterdam— Funch, Edye & Co. Ste amship Franson Bragg, Portland—J F Ames. ap Alice Durkee (Br), Kinney. 5tockholm—Boyd & ekeD. 2 Seater (Br), Morgan, London—Fanch, € eta Stal Stella Gazzola (Ital), Bocont, Cork or Falmouth— ret Bark Marie Kor). Towick, Queenstown or Falmouth— Tetens & Bockm! site Bark Bellevue (Br), Cutter, Havre—Boyd & Hincken, Bark Hertha (Nor), Arentien, stettin—Funch, Bdye & ‘Sark poeta @r), Blatchford, Baltimore—@ L Phipps & C Fark 2 G G Norwood, Shepherd, Port Johnson—Jas W El- wel miahlie Emily Waters (Br), Morrissey, Liverpool—Eagle & lakslee. Constante (Mex), Ramirez, Tampico and Cam- peaghy— i Wilson & Brig Etna (Br), ‘McKinnon, Port Caledonia—Bird, Per- Job. Brig Anglo (Br), Acker, Bridgewater, NS—J F Whitney 0. | ace Arctic (Br), Coggswell, Pictou, NS—J F Whitney Porter, Savannah—B a nah—Boyd = & Schr Porto Plata, Smith, Cape Haytien—Overton & Hawkins. HECME os Peculator (Br), Peters, San Blas—Miller & 01 mel Wasnington, Berry, Brunswick, Ga—Tupper & Sehr Post Boy, Robinson, Brunswick, Ga—Warren Ra: ' Schr Mary A vans, Bodine, Norfolk, Va—Taaue B Bta- ples. pach Belia Russell, Smith, Georgetown, DC-—Overton & Bi Sehr Florence & Lillian, Smith, 6 Overton & Hawkins. bpibbsir io. < ” oe Annie Brown, Hawley, Sandy Kook—R A Brick & cnr HS Bridges, Landrick, Pembroke~Jed Frye & Schr Almeda, Smith, Boston—Jed Frye & Co, Schr Addie Sawyer, Cook, Boston—Chas Twing sehr & Washburn, Hathaway, Taunton—Geo Mason. Steamer E Chamberlain, Lawson, Bultimore—W Chal- mers. Premier (Br), ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship City of Richmond (Br), Brooks, 1 May 8 Queenstown same day, with a ‘ise and amengers to John U Dale. May lit 3 lat 44.19, on 43 99, signalized steamer City of assole, hate fee Liverpool: samedi Int 43.55, ‘fon 4528, passed two icebergs: Isthy, 9) AM, ‘on, 52.32, met a Cunard steamer going east: i6th, B50 AM, Jat 41 24, Jon saw @ German steamer bound east. Steamship Baltic (Br), Kenneay, Liverpool May 7 and mutown sth, with mdse and passengers to 19 Corts hout; May 15, lon pad westerly winds {Broughout passed a steamship of harrison's is uu E; 16 10, Jon 60 24, ‘bark Vasco fang werford ee New York; 18th. iat 4 47, lon 43 30, steamship bound E, showing red and white lights mek natel; ship Atlas (Br), Hoseason, Liverpool, Ma: wn May Oth, with mdse ‘and 27 T okensceate or Franckiyn. “May 13, lat. 4h: lon 44 42, passed Wiie Star steaaber bound cast: Leth, len. cf ar aes Daswed several iarge icebergs; lat 48 25, 1on 49 OB, pan of ice. Steamship, Holland (Br), Simpson, London A yi Havre May? with mdse ‘and 28 pascengers we Pow oF Horse May lr lat 43 44, lon #4 0% paawed a 7 OM, ard @ seam Wi abip, bound # lath, at £2.50, on fT jon o3 Hi ‘k Aiwide on, + 16th ton 61 40, a Geran barks bound showing signals QBSG (Com Cod Steamship Betropolis, Nickerson. Hermuda 72 hours, by! mdse and passengers to Lunt B: aenship Lord Cilve (80, Urgubart, Boston May 17, topes rn, Hansen, Liverpool April 5 with i a ad strong W Wane winds. to ssed a quantity of drift ice ge joeber 71, ‘Thos Hindoin, seam: jolt trom the mainyard overboard ane’ an iat 4682, Jon 26% spoke ship sonn arhour ca ty Plymouth, E, for 1 iiladelphia, 26 day! Quebec (Br), smith, Antwerp 98 days, in ballast net Burgess.” Is anchored at Sandy Hook for or- ark Ben Nevis fof London), da: with mae md: so) uk Passed Anjier Feo 4 Cape of dood igpe Ma and crossed the Equator Apri: ice in lon 6 ark Northern Chief (of Yarmouth, NS), Miller, Liver. Rea Ly days, ‘ney ballast. to Boyd & Hincken. Is aichored a nd tor orders. Marke Gaetano! tal), Paridone, London 59 days, in bal- last, to slocovich Bark helene \Nor), Apdiren, London 58 days, in bal- ae Gree (ite 4 , Questa, London 56 days, in ballast to A MBeEt Unite sor Dios, He, Baton, London 4 dary minutes elapsed before they returned, without , ne ee rEnnnIEnIIEnIEEEEEEEEEREEnET Wal y ig that she would | talee, fs anchored tn Graves Had strong Sw qnd NW vesend Bay e orders. ‘Bystel epee loucexter March puna Kong, Bystel Oy lor). 4 et Bark Helene mm Bicleen. we, March 33, in pallast to Pune Tasch Liye os end ‘at Sandy k for orders. ‘ae —— eproreskt (Aus, ogtleren' ip Gene a ballast, Had moderate Boschetto ‘dial, te ata days. in uiiece to A AP g ite coh ad argue wens Kel q se, Banks through Gravesend Bay mon, }iolesn, Bremen kd days, ‘No date, ont) arate sage ot fargo quanutios of Meld ico aud large toe- whan Pale! , Groves, Bremen 9 das oun Trancnoted at Sandy. Hook for Care Ellusit dso a 6 D Agee, BEAvane Stavanger Cx order sa paliast Sin baltast Hook tor yun Fem cn rpeoe ye & Co Seton Con cee tare Naova Bt Marco (tap, Olivara, Cette 51 days, tn P Agr Ban i rot, Yang Oe and Al- wate, be, aaron) 3 ys fs, with codar and mahogany to is eee te wee unease, (aus), Vranich, ae. 5 dome, im be jocovien BS gamete: cone passage and Os wie pact foe 2, Ca CGH, 6t days, r), Jegerse with wool and ides to Fr Bayes Go “Grower the Equator March tein ion We astern tar (of New Haven), Foster, Demera 2 “ayy ‘with sugar and molasses’ to ft Trowbridge’s a ene ee Brown, be gy nto save, wi with am page 10 B veasel to ‘ig Wexford (of rare ve NB) raga, Matanzas with sngar to Baring 3 Vewel to DR De rte Mary Gibbs, Whitvemore, Matanzas JOdays, with Bele Nellie: Higing St Coie 9 Gaye with. sugar, mo- focke res & Go. "J lasses and ers to en Se enay oF "Bonn, “Collamore, Para 17 4 rubber, &¢, to LB Amsinck & Co: vessel to Senr s wa Ee. Barbados 15 days, with molasses 2 oa Dinscombe, ot bro from 3 Borman 6 8, juce 'toJohn Nix & Co; vessel to Duncan with p my ir John Mosser, chgther, Be ek Roend 8 cave, with trate 10, Jas Doustas: tehr Wm Rice, Pressey, Hionihera 6 6 days, Wim pines to James Dougias; versel to B Gad. mere Bie 4 4, lat wie n 76. exchanged signals owing aug with black circle and “etter Win in the centre, bei Sa Elen, Hawkins, Ele: 6d ith pines! ‘ie Jas Dousias ‘veneel twoBI SS Svenbere dnd 1) i, oer A bere 5 Lady Bannerman (of Nasea anya math pines to J &T Pearsall; vessel to Shae Ra atin vitver,| Ga. 9 Southard; vessel H Dow (of Dennis) days, with yellow pine to8 8 ‘Kenn Anthony Kiley, Greenwood, Virginia. Cape aay 'W 85 nites” spoke ship (Non from Hamburg for Philadelphia, Schr Wun Mazyok freemen Vipin Schr John Haaren roma Viretatas” Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Schr T W Allen, Carter, Windsor, NS, for New York, Sdays, with laster IgG W Beran : F Jane. Waller, Providence tor New York. Schr GL Lovell, Boston for New York. BOUND Bast. Steamship Franconia, Bragg. New York for Portiant. Brig Dart (Br), Colter, New York for Halifax. Brig Otter tr}, Prindie, New York for St Jolin. NB, Brig Magdala (Br). Sands, New York for Rockland. cohr Weenak, Pendleton. New York for Boston. Schr Olive, wares. Hitsabe tor Boston. this Ci ‘bert, tS Roncout for Boston, Bohr Boston, Jonet: *yiladeinbie for Salem. . Schr Almeda, Smith, Newburg for Boston. Rehr Venus, Cinrk, Poupecpae for Pembroke, Sehr J Hamiin, Bowron, Port Johnson for Bangor. Sehr Helen Mar, Hannah, Newburg for Fall River. Schr New Regulus, Dewart, Newburg for Fall River. Schr 88 Buckingham, Mack, New York for Norwal x ScheWs McNaughton, McNaughton, Philadelphia orwiel Schr Robin Hood, Barxer, Philadelphia for Norwich. und May 16. Fremier Schr Josephine, Saunders, Rondout for Providence. BELOW. burg March 2 ect jy Hh lat W096 Ton The by | pilot boat Isaac Webb, SAILED, Ships Lizzie C Troop, for Valparaiso; Naturalist (Br), London: Henry (Ger), Bremen; Ventus, Bristol ; St John. San Francisco; Caernarvon Castie (Br), London (salle 16th); barks Henry L Gregg, Venice; Urbano (Ital), Cork or Falmouth; J J’ Stroasmeyer (A 0; Bonito (Br), Anjier; Mary Stewart (Br, Cork or nth; Rebecca Crowell, Buenos Ayres: Apotheker Diesing (Ger), Rot- terdam: Ernest & Bento Ger), Stettin: Georg (Ge ir), Bremen ; Vassalo (Ital), Cork or Falmouth ; Bose it are Cronstadt; Victoria Peres, Rio Janeiro; brizs L F Mun- yon, Marseilles:, Elizabeth, Cardenas; Herman, Bor- deaux; Woodla: este: Sir xobt McClure (Br), Gib- raltat: Mary’ (aN, St Johus, NE; dura (Br), do; Cigana (hus), Cronistadt, Insulan (Nor), ; vondon ; Sohrs Marcia Reynolds, Laguayra and Porto Cabello. Herald Marine Correspondence. Newrort, RI, May 16, 1874, Messrs Hovey and Beckwith, United States Steamboat Inspectors, have been in town to-day to inspect the boilers of the steamer Long Branch, owned by Jay Gould: She wil leave here next week tor the purpose of ranning on the Hudson Rive: The crippled shaft of the steamer Plymouth Rock ‘was taken out eentnay and put on Domed ‘the Pall River and hy on taken to Jersey City. lew one is now being prepared at the latter city, and will be forwarded here ‘inmediat ely. orniieid Point, Lightship No. 14, which was ronent nore’ tast summer fer torpedo experimenting, has be taken to the station and will be blown to oma by the torpedo officers at an early day, Maritime Miscellany. The purser of the steamship Metropolis, from Bermuds, will accept our thanks for courtesies. Sreamsurr R R Corzes, built in New York, which was owned and emplo’ “gpl by the government daring the civil war, then sold fitted out by parties for the South American trade some years ago. where she wae driven into Carthagena b jpanish gunboat and re- mained some time, atter w) ich Re crew Was sent tor her taker to Quincy, where the machinery taken out, has now been ‘‘to) up” and altered into gti vessel (bark). She 16 o1 ie real clipper model and wi Her be a very fast sailer. destination and tr: ails nos state 1d. - Bank Irmionmza (Br), Brase, from Zlerikzee Jan 29, FPS wig timated ataat ahora? ted by telegraph from Jamaica, under da r Rohaving been totally wrecked at Cayame, [The { rog- | ° istered 48 tons, was built at Quebec in 1869, and hailed trom Cardiff.) Banx ALMoNeR, Averill (before reported), came to an- chor at the Bimini Islands, Bahamas, on the evening of the 25th ult, in company ‘with the brig Jesse Bhynas, having variabie head winds. At ten o'clock that night the wind veered around to the westward, blowing di- rectly on shore, and tearing it might increase before morning. Capt Averill deemed ait prudent toget under way. In doing so the bark away on the wrong tack, struck the bottom aft, ang wore around head to the beach, where she bilged ‘in about two hours and be came a complete wreck. Capt Averill accepted assis ance, and stripped the vessel of sails, chains, &c, ‘sud, ‘with the crew, was taken to Nassau. Bric Vatencta (ot Boston), Richardson, from New York for St Jago de Cuba with coal, put into Bermuda May 13, Jeaking In upper works and with sails spit | Wilt have to discharge a portion of cargo to make repairs. Baio Fiona, at this port trom Rio Grande, reports pass- tng. May 6 Tat 5822, Ton 7h ta large anc soparenty wil air or Wool; saw Bo mar! which could be identified. Oommteaad Scan Tnouas J Sxow, from New York for Somer- get, with a cargo scrap iron, was floated A M of Isth from east side of Fort. Adame Newport harbor, where she went ashore Sunday night No damage done save tearing away Dart of forward keel Scum RE Pecksn, from Portland tor Kennebec, to lot for Phliadetphia, yor ashore, but came off and ‘went iano Boothbay for repairs; damage shght. Scun Matraew Kixxey, trom Hallowell for Philadet- phia, betore reportes hore at South Wellfleet, was got off sunday night, alter throwing overboard about. two: thirds of the cargo. she will proceed to Boston tor re- pai Pitot Boat ABRARAN raat No 4, which arrived up yesterday, reports 14,’ off ‘Nantucket Shoals, Pickea up a, vessel's yawh, bottom up, 10 feet long, witht four oars it The rice et British brigs Teaser, and Estell ously reported wrecked on the Bahamas, arrive vaniah 14th inst, in schr Amelia Ann, Hatirax, May 18—The brig Zealand, Captain Hicks, from Demarara for Montreal, put into Liverpool, N 8, Tacsday, with loss of topeailyard and sails split; she proceeded on her voyage on Thursday. lost at Seal previ- at Sa- ‘Ibe schr Albert was recently Island upon the voyage ad Stvohn’s to Rose Blanche. one write ot th Jing steamer Neptune at Whn's. Ns, trom the seal hin sit © ports that on the dist wit at Tle PM a ‘vith the steamship Dun Faven, of Loudon, Cap er’s «request I went on board and examined the compartments and agreed to lay by him that afternoon and night, Pot- ying he woald then try to, gat, to St Johns, NM matt 9:15 FM be replied, when hailéd b e rigi mm was then fy parently ‘ander* ruil seeama soutuerly-east course. Saw nothing more of Steamer shag tel eae Rg tien tae are 0 the seal fishe reports the Anguar 1000 and the Proves 600 old seal. PBUILDING—At East Boston, at the yard of om be 1 a Brooks, there are three achrs nearly read to | launch, ‘The above firm have another vessel on My eee and have {aid the keel of anew schr. The ship at the yard of Smith & Townsend is nearly ready to isukon, mney will lay the keel of another new vessel. |The Keel for a large staid atthe yard of Mr Jackson. he government octnee at the’ Atianuc Works wharf is progressing rap- “tad Whaleme Spoken—No date, &c, bark Nautilus, from Sandwich Islands, cruising. Spoken. Bhi, Erte the Red. Small. from, Liverpool for Valpar- ‘'Nofwegian ship. snowing signals NBJG 'Norw show ‘ ; April 2), lat 8) 8, lon Onael bound west, lon 24 W. jark Tra ‘or), hare ws Me ee ae ano wr Uae ona mar Spe ouly Inanae. ‘Suhr, from London for Charleston, Mex rk Maud Ssamueil (@r), from Glasgow for St Joti Mar at Ton "Tlewagrats. trom: New Yorn tor |-% Bromen, April 3) lath 32 ion 1s 2 ‘k Elise Wichard (Ger), trom Stetun for New York, from Buenos Ayres, bound 8, April Fh yyy He sad from Boston for Valpa- Bark Gy {i yh Hatton, from Cork for Baltimore, April 4, facobsen, from Bristol tor New nd on ier. 4 Bark Tratk (Nor), York, May 1, lat 4442, lon 1 M4, ars Heldrun (Nor), Schartienberg, from Barrow for Naw York, april 22 iat re iat to, rom Guanianamo tor New York, May 6, lat miiyon Hy whites in ‘@bins, from soston for Savannah, May 16, iat fone Ww Tort ie Mie As See frerrok Mo Porta Frnon May 4, lat 27 64, lon NOTICE TO MERCHANTS ANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by. telegraphing to the, Herstp London Bureau, No 4 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and al foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. “OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Norwegian Bark Alf Abandoned at Sea— Arrivals and Departures. Loon, May 18, 167% in, trom Pensacola April 11 for Liverpool, bas been abandoned at sea. Part of the crow saved and landed at Liverpool. (The Alf registered 633 tons, built at Tvedestrand (Norway) in 1873, from which ort she hailed.) ARRIVaLs, Arrived at Liverpool May 17, ship Sierra Nevada, Gro- nier, St John, NB. Also arrived 17th, ships Jas Foster, Jr, Howes, New York; Proteus (Br), Marphy, New Orleans; Spencer Not- cote (Nor), Rund, Pensacola; Alired (Br), Gray, Savan- nah; Juventa (Br), France, Mobile; Cape Clear (Br), Landsborough, San Francisco; barks Cort Adler (Nor), Larsen, New Orleans; Norma (Ger), Bernecke, Darien; Patria (Nor), Ulenius, Galveston. Arrived at London, May 17, ships David (Be), Manson, Pensacola; Eme (Br), Sprot New York; bark Stats- raad Brook (Nor), Jonagsen, Baltimore. arrived at Belfast May 17, bark Thorgny (Swe), Lar- sen, Baltimore. 4 Arrived at Newry May 17, brig Avola Pellegrino (tal), Marsiani, Baltimore. Arriyed at Queenstown May 17, barks Maddelena tg (Itai), Massoner, New York; Sem (Aus), Marcevich, do; Enrico Merello (Ital), Michilono, do; Linda @ (Ital), Ca- sino, Baltimore; Francesco Danovaro (Ital), Sohiaffino, New York; Teresa Ester (Ital), Mortola, Philadelphia; Maria Bollo (Ital), Drago, New York: Serafino (Ital), Zu- nino, Boston; brig Wateh (Br), Robin, New York. Arrived*at do 18th, steamships Algeria (Br), Le Messu- rier, and Celtic (Br), Kiddle, New York for Liverpool; Indiana, Sumner, Philadeiphia for do (and all pro- cede: Kiso arrived at do 18th, 9:30 PM, steamship City of Brussels (Br), Leite, New York for Liverpool (and pro- ceeded). Arrived at Havre May 16, ship Armstrong (Br), Bryan, New Orleans. Arrived in the Baltic May 16, bark Alliance (Nor), Thorsen, Savannah, arrived at Antwerp May 17, steamship Vaderland @elg), Jackson, Philadelphia. Also arrived at do 17tn, barks Birger (Rus), Store, New York; Gen Birch (Nor), Pedersen, Pensacola. Arrived at Bremen May 16, barks Preciosa (Ger), Valk, Baltimore: Grev Manderstrom (Nor), Andersen, Gaives- ton; E H Duval (Br), Rogers, Philadelphia: brig Bra- zillan (Nor), Beck, Galveston. Arrived at Cronstadt May 16. ship Martha Cobb, Niel- sen, Savannah ; bark Reform (Nor), Tergusen, do. Arrived at Stavanger May 16, bark Sir Robt Peel (Nor), Wacobsen, Pensacola. Arrived at Aarhuus May 17, bark Ragnhild (Nor), Ja- cobsen, New York, Arrived at Genoa May 16, bark Hermann (Nor), Wetle- sen, Pensacola. Arrived at do no date, bark Capella (Nor), Naess, Pen- sacoia. Arrived at Gibraltar May 16, bark Giuseppe d’Abundo Qtal, Simonetti, New York. Arrived at Smyrna May 17, bark Azelia (Br), Flem- ming, New York (not previously). Arrived at Montevideo (by tel trom Lisbon), bark Ram- bier (Br). McDonald, Fernandina. Arrived at Rio Janetro (by tel from Lisbon), steamship Bernard (Br), Potet. Richmond, Va; ship Midas (Br), Murchison, Savannah, Arrived at » Proteus, from the United States. SAILINGS. Sailea from Liverpool May 17, bark Graziella (Nor), Espelund, Philadelphia (not previously). Bark Alf (Nor), Wro! States. Sailed from Leith May 17, ship Wm McGilvery, Nichols, Ric Janetro. Sailed from Rotterdam May 16, bark A O Vinge (Nor), Hendricksen. United States. Sailed from Hamburg May 16, bark Amalia Hedwig (Ger), Gehm, United States. Sailed from Bremen May 17, bark Sebastian Bach (Ger), Sanstedt, Wilmington, NC, Sailed from Helvget May 16, park Constantia (Nor), Knudsen (from Rotterdam), New York. Foreign Ports, Asrixwatt, May 15—Sailed. steamship Henry Chaun- cey, Grey, New York via Kingrion, isuatvbia, May 7-—Arrived, schr dlaggle Power, Har ris, Boston: 18th,’ brig Valencia, Richardson, New" York Tor Bt Jago wee Malvcei); 18s, Bark Sites Bates Br, Spe ‘ew Yor! ver 8th, schrs Meteor, Dunscomt aD New York; Hendéreon, Matanzas: 13th, orig Village Bells (Bry: Hottie: New York: Sehr Lala A Ainmerman, Fi me ao, ton. with a op of cary ee Viton Sehier: Wilmington, NC. Cleared 8th, b Cauiao, April Ln pote ships St Mary, Hallowell, for Guanape. to load for Baltimore; Eldorado, Winding. San Francisco; bark Rosina, Buring, disg; and fore, qrHatiae, May 18 Arrived, steamships, Caspian (Br), ‘Trocks, Liverpoo! via St Johns, NF; Paumou , Colby, Port 3 gi from Boston. SEtosron, ja, May 7—Arrived, steamship Etna (Br), Acker, New Yorn (and sailea same day for savanilla and ‘Santa Martha). rrived 15th, . steams Colon, Griffin, New York (and sailed 16th for E sepia PANAMA, Arrived, steamship Ancon, Searle, Central Ainaric. Arrived 13th, steamship Constitution, San Francisco. ne ‘April 30, steamship Honduras, Déxter, San Fran- Pana, April 80—In port schrs Victor, Nickerson, tor New York dg: Jesse Carl, Underhill, trom do, just ar. id. Sypxey, CB, May S—Arrivea, steamship Mahara} Bp. Stephenson, Portland, a? mi VALPABAIBO, April ll—Sailed, ahip Independenee, Stout, ‘th port April 18, ships Magellan, Sherburne, for United States; ‘Transito Alvarez (Nic), Domal, trom Port Gam- barks Colorado (Br). “tor dguiaue and Rew Yorn: , Spirit of the Age (Br), from ; Geo M Barnard, wig; Don Teodoro (Guat, do, Bark Cordillera (Br), would ‘proceed to San Fran: case other {Per Sreausmip Crry oF Rionxoxp.] Auicante, April 27—Arrived, Marianna, Ferreira, New York and Valencia. Axtwenr, May 2—Sailed. Pan, Grenyold, Philadelphia; 3d, Guiseppe Verdi, Nile a New York. sailed from Fiushing Ist, ayo re Tobiassen, Wil- mington, NC; Emanuele Risso, Cuneo, ‘New, York; Anna, Kjerulff, America; Eliza, Clark, Sandy H. Sailed from the roads 24, Ann, Percich, ‘New York; Ba- ritga, Brauduof Ameri Aniinm, March is—Paseed, N Boynton, Nichols, from Rio Janeiro for Singapore; 20th, Harwich, Jackson, from Shanghae tor Boston; 26th, Anna Dorothea, Scutt, from Hong Kong tor New York. a May 8—Arrived, Rigs Jorgensen, Pensa- Knudsvig, Evensen, New York bara March h t—Arrived, Richard Busteed, John- son, New Yor! BRISTOL, May 1—Passed Lundy Island, Victoria, John- son, irom Bristol for New York. ~ aciimaxnnavan, May 4—Arrived, Chloe, Phillips, Phila- iphia. Suiled éth, Clara, Kruse, New York; Johann Cari, Go- Mtz, do; Gessner, Christoffers, do; Sirius, Renjes, Balti- moi Bowana ay o-Went to Arch Drui s mente a Fs fe! pea, ruid (8), canner, May1—Arrived, W 8 Jordan, Baker, Sailed 2d, Netlie May, Blatr, North America. Burxos s Anes, ‘March 25~Arrived, Hindoor ' ‘Rostrap, St Marys, palicd a Marcn 20, Emma Frances, apa 8t Thor Lord Clarendon, Lavender, do; aie, Polly, Woods. Ba tons Kothied Forbes, bt Thomas; 51h, Aroher, bi eUcaberh May €-Sailed, Niord, Larsen, Sand ed, Noi ndy Hook ; 8 Baylis, stulth, Peruainiuco,” “oe Sandy Hook; yGlered ad, Mocklight, Dunn, Ble Janetro: Andrew 901 i by ao 5 nelco tani al ett Penarth on Aree spend afras bth, Willard @ Patten, Comer, Singapore’ vaneiatsh ‘Arrived in Penarth Koads. 4th. rWilinra G Patten, Howes, trom Giasgaw for Caraiit. to load for Hong wea’ ‘lag April 29—Sailed, St Olaf (9), Pedersen, 0 yourenuaany, May 1~Arrivea, Absalon (8), Lerche, New Covonana, April 1—Sailed, Kingdom Fifa, (from asulipatam), Rew York = the Pe ated Ayril' 4—Arrived, Svalan, Nordiander, Capiz, April jE ae ved Me Conquest, Small, Havre. x og May 6—sailed previously, Gitana, Joues, DuNGENEss, May 5—Off, Hoffnung, Walls, for stockton’ pe rl eet om May 4~Cleared, Geo W Jones, Porter, Sydney, re urn, May 6—Arrived, Albatross, Iverson, New vel u ceerterd May 4—Arrived, Trojednica, Gudaz, New Titiscow, May 4—Arrived, Bolivia (), Munroe, New Yor Gieractan, April 22—Cleared, Western Sea, Hansen, New Wor! tae, Bases, WCA, Apri 16—In port Siberia, Richard- Gatway, May $—Arrived, Amor, Premuda, Baltimore: Magdala, Fleming, do; Garibaldi Russo, Jo.” aeapert pailed Sih, Arnatra, Sienl, New York. GLovemsten, Ma; ‘ailed, Hex, Christiansen, Boston. PY May ajled, Simone Stella, Calderone, few York. fenton May ¢—Arrived, Kong Sverre, Dannevig, New scr Rligd 34, Alma, Lahmeyer, Sandy Hook; Sth, Adriat- McKenzie, Pictou, iietvors, ‘May e-arrived, Arvid, Herteberg, New Det tt jifigenta, Bacich, NeW York (and passed ge ita, Way S—Arrived, Proeector, Christiansen, w Yor! ‘Sailed ih, SHentium, 4 EP iiaael hia. RoE SCI” Yate ep lia: enum, Lay 001, May o—Arri eh Mon wes Os Mire- d oaned 4th, i ile ion Cree viandy, ok oropor to, iucker, Syd iow fo, sucker, “yduey, (Moorae's Keun iene nati te New ork Yrde (3) Foravth, dg a inon err, rnsen, Trans Petit fhihire Lake Joues, Saady Look; Ot, Sajled from do May 17, bark Sara (Nor), Lund, United PE RT TY fon jets ae Moore, a doa emcoat t Bige> 3, digas New York? 70 Munro. Ariza. Uh, oa Bevan, bol aise! vei Conin.‘aydney, SB Now fork at om Gravesend Sth, FIO ola, Wikanders ADONDERRY, May Sedssived, Baama, Samuelin, Baltimore. melee aa 7 Sth. i, Coane iat a Mane wv May ied Aurelia, Gadais, New Rosslis 8 iappiello, New York; Bre~ eet ran, Ban Franc anelace e %—Sailed, San Joan, Mahony, New PLYMoute, ated 4—Passed, Duisburg, Holjes, trom Bot son 4 *palmatract, Jacobsen, from Bremen for Now" eamarow b—Arrived, Antonio Olivari. Mo: Ke Baluimore’ Mak Danizza, La do quot at gated Tin. kira Gy Martie (rom Liverpool). Philadelphia, A f Pi ine Gasupe, Maren M-Arsived, Ella, Pool, New Yorks x Salied 28d, Fortunate, Harwood, Sandy Hook; Maren, Torn ‘ubau, May @-Cleared, Falke, Scharmpers, Bot iio Jamerno, Msy 6~Arrived previously, 8t James, Dun: Cardia, ouriune rit 14—Arrived, ea. x ower Rowley, Now York: ge JH De Wolf, Crow: Sypxxy, NSW, Feb W7—satled, “Hale ienry A Ltoh- feld, Id, Spalding,” Brisbane (and ‘reported arrived a; Oe ter port ni ms Al fies 18 Satie, Sm: Rernur, Mt i ee an rn New Yorks Wh, Frank Mar tang waned “Dungeness 5th). cae A ‘April 30—Arrived, ricer Water, Dabl, Philadel Si Weller. V: Waren a ar say's Salted, enrlea: Plovnine Now York: cata wanderson, do; ih, Principesss Maria Vitior ‘esrPoRT, May 6—Arrived, Asteris, Cox, pend and Queenstown, Austzi 4—The Tioltandia ebip Hagin, fr to bows: a paris dos bow ‘Only aulg! nt ¢ damage to bul war! May 5—The City of Richm aw York, at coliston te the vod e former vesrel Tee 0 ast and some of aE nid had top! ‘he fire on board the Ohio on Hert ved Ners trom he adelphia, was confined vw some ‘cotto1 in. ver fo have reached the moamer’s note "she ARv'been taken into Huskisson Dock, where she will be thoroughly overhaul Lavoxa, Fiji, March 1—The ti Francis for 8 Ayaney,, which ont ahora Feb at Bh the tre to Galva Harbor, Kadavu, Sturen® by HMS Pearl, alter throwing ovarnoard cent 2 tons of cargo, consisting of sugar, rice, preserved Sourmameton, May 6—The Kronpring Priedrian wile helin ©. Heim! rack, trom St Thomas, arrived here, re- rts that on May 4, in lat 0 n, » leas cS ia snd porte K, Apparent an Ame! J 5 Jac wreceytePatmagt broken ou the heed.” The wre Sangercus to navigation. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 16—Arrived, schrs Annie Kenyo! New York; Era, New London; Hattie £ King, Wind Py d up—fchrs Clyde, and Annie Babcock. Sailed igi allen Pawtucket; E L Dow, Cro- to! ra, New London. att sed down—ScirsJ M Barlow, Ed Slade, and 8 8 ark. chest Or may 18—Arrived, steamships Johns Hopkins, esnake, Pierce, d Centipede: Wort atilesnake, Pierce, do; Cen atten Se ae a nan Baltot or + Eliza tiand’ (Br), Maby, urst, Africa Unanima (Br), Nickerson, Swansea; Dio Fill (Aun Gat tannich, Liverpool; brigs Leo (Nor), Kroser, London vi Ryde; Kenne hse), Derjan, Ponce ; Alarie Bn) Saun- ders, Mayaguez: Atle Wharton (Br, ‘Turks island sland y schrs John Norris (Br), at ert On tario, | McAulay, Glepiuecoss odgking, Bernard, Hamilton, jerin| ay Cleaf, Thorndike, Pictaw Mathilde. rons Rien, New Oricans; Chértes I Lawrence, Kemp, Alexandriag John Slusman, Adams, Wechawken; Godtre Harmon, Hoboken; Mary B McFarland, McFart: jow—Sclirs Sea \yinoh, E B Everman, R W Ho John D and Z DA uns, all bound in. Cleared. att ships Siveria (Br), Harrison, Lay Nereus, Bea’ lew York; bark’ Addison, Dias, Flores and a market se Sailed—Steamers Mercidita and Panther. The bark Witch of the Tees started and anchored in the channel. JE ALTIMORE, May 14—Arrived, steamships Johnson, New ‘Orleans; Sarag: rg Savannah; Lacill Bennett, Wilmington; Wm Cr Penne, onde talandes ante Sey pene (Non), Matanzas; Schr A, AW Fisk, ‘Boston, ehelow—senr Siaggio & Gray. Thompson, from Rio Jan- Cleared —steamsh Geo Appola, Sampson, Boston; Yieland, Bowen, New York; barks ‘Bros (Nor) Ruse, Stettin; Heieos (tua), Matti Queenstown or Fa Falmo fe ir rders: schooners Moses, rer Rhokes, Rhokex Boston: # H Odiorue, Crowell, Bridge- rt; Emma Edenton, North Cai 1 sailed Bag ike ans Hammond, Char. leston 5 mn, Wes BUCKSPORT, rs James H Moore, Bassett, tiem? inthe Hietde as Howes, Howes, ant Mey fae ‘Cummings, I to load tor New Y. ie Ball \3th, schrs ‘la, Grundle, New York: léth, Alice do; Bee ie Abbott, Abbott, Newara, Arrived, schrs John Pender, Jr, Hehe Philadel ia (and satied lth on ber retur Ay Buchs Butler, do, UCHARLESTON, Me ay ib Cleared, sobre Frank & Em ny, MeCobb, a Vole; ads J’ Simontou, Wall, Ball isch Arrived, bark Foam, Para; shes HC Moeely, bgt ee 5 L A Eawards, New Yor! Kk. pairs Jessie B smith, Bull River, 8C; Henry rae, Royal, sc, 'TON, May i6—Sailed, achr Harmons, Rider, Bal- PORTRESS MONROE, May Ws Arrived. bark Denvire from Norway, wrecking sehr Arthur Ly from Martinique ir s. Passed in—Bark Johanna Marie (Ger), Gustavus, from Bremen for Baltimore. Sailed—Barss Jury, for Baltimore; Laboramus (Br),, Walsb Nortolk), Live: P seed gur_steame er Baltimore, from Bremen: guipe ie Garnet for’ sen Francisco: et, for pani nei for m abt peed Acacia, tor paps Fisner, Geder Keva, Fla, itary 5 ireland, her, OLS Yethe-Sailed, iseainsbip George W Ciyde, Pennington, New York via ey Bi GEORG a 0: May 14—Sailea, schr Wm D Hil- lence, D) Wart Arrived, achr Mary E Amsdei aetee bee fo. oad tor New Yorn. por = CKO May 12—Arrived, schrs Prescott seliines ‘MeDonald Belfast, Me; Isabel Alberto, fooker, New Yor \Gheared ‘13th, schr J W Brown, Kane, Belfast, Me. MOBILE, ‘May 13—-Satled, suip Bonochan (Br), Scott, Vv MILLSRIOGE, May 1S-Sailed, sohr Eadie Waters, Barnes, Trinidad ;Cupa). NEW ORLEANS, May 18—Arrived up, bark Triade, Havre; brig Vincenzo, wereea Palermo. 3 W_A Watson, Watson, Pensacola; Geo icDonaid, Galveston. gs eeieptrs ae ship RL Lane (Br), Murray, Liverpool; barks Shatemué (Hr), Weym and Belgium tient ‘Mo- sher, Mer‘edes (tal), Lune, Triesje; sohF Ana Kranz, re, Bost Ghee t ihe P Basses isch, steamship Cortes, Kemble, Ne EB A Fisk, and Maria. w Y uilod-“Barks nnn pater Auger. The ae (Br), for Liverpool, is on ORFOLK, si ig—arrived, achr Geo C A Ward, York River to finish 1 iPad New York. Cegrea— tare boramus (Br), Waish. Liverpool (and sailer NEWPORT, May 15, PM—Sailed, schr Jas English, Bar- ker, Weehawken, Ioin—Arrived, schrs EG Irwin, Johnson, Philadelphia ; John W Bell. Atwood, and 8 E Nash, Nash, Taunton for New York; George F Brown, Gediey, Providence for ‘Kattea—Sohr Richard Law, Eldred, Philadelphia. In port—schrs Senator Grimes, Philorook, for New Fork Peter Ritter, Jones, trom do; sloop Ni Amer- ica, bie! from elite for Providence. (atter dis- one ww part oreareD oH, i i6—Arrived, sohr Fleetwing, Hobo- wey aeaiee Utility, Georgetown, DO. NEW HAVEN. May 16—Cleared, schirs Susan Scranton, Farrell, and Wm Farren, Linsley. Bahama Islands. PORTLAND, May 6—Arrive laudora Blonds, Plum; mer, Cardenas; sehrs J H Cha iew Yor! Qc Wishart, Mason, lowell for Palladelphin a obras EB Heliter, ‘Cooms, Savannah for Yarmouth; scott, eNoriolk red—Schr Marshal Dutch, Turner, Philad hia. PORTSMOUTH Mav 16—A! rived, echrs Haley. y, Philadelphie; Ed Bethea for New: Jn, ‘ork. NalledSehr Racael Vanainen, Brower, ‘Philadelphia. PROVIDENCE. hay 16—saile steamships Hunter, Sherman, and Florida, Rogers, Phhadebptias ‘schrs Ken- att, Savatinah ; Win Mason, French, George- bert sailed 16th, schrs Ario Pardee, Bichon: Ane Abbie Bi ery, Emery; PM Wheaton, Barrett; ure vey; Geo F Brown, Ged: + John & ‘rogtham, Har Sue. Geas, Richards: Helen Mat, Eva Diverty, Edward Wootton, Young; Willow Harp, Horwon Yana at ak cora, Robinson, New Yor! Tith—arrived, schrs. Nellie M Sno; Emma beg Chamberlain, Fhatei hi Stowe, Bacon, Lape ey dout for Pawtucket; sarah A rdiconer, Wi ait hiae Maeda "sass PAWTUCKET, May ié-carrived, scr James H Young, Beret oe “cry unvesm Riley, Trenton : Cynthia Jane, barton ttt OND, May 16—Arrived, steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman. Kew sone (and sailed I7th to reiarn). Bi rairlaven ; Campbell, heap ‘Coiling: an Sailed—Seht hrs New vor: sylizab mary, 5 Fisher, Lay AN G1s00, May Ann Duthie gin ra Murray, Byatt Saw bar iogton (Nic), —! ony Tovey. New York. Satled = dhip Bt oul, ob Japan, Freeman, Hong Kong ar N LEGO: Mi ylTicArrived, steawuship Costa Rica, erg Paneinn ig M—arrived, schr Amclia Ann (Br), “vay 15—Balled, schr Mars Will, Grant, aria 1g arrived, brig Reporter, Ryder, Ban; SER iw or for Ph Jung, Garrisea. xon, Warren, — Enior lew al Pingel, brig Reporter; schrs Artie ‘Young, Fi Aah Saxon; and others bot anrONt iiaen, May \6—Arrived, schr K. Palmer; New York or Proviaence, nT Nate wren mitt t ae or NU, May 15—arrived, brig Mariposa, ron, EN, May ‘16—Sailed, schr Mary H Mifin, Ferris, ieavethp ort. jow —scehr Onrust, Roamer, for Baltimore. ™ Cx LANKOUS, widnvines 4-- Reenanenne nn Amorate, DIVORCES O OBTAINED FROM DIFFER. ent States for eaten &c.; legal Svea no publicity required harge unui divorce granted: ad: e. USE, Attorney, lt roadway. M, 1 OLURE DIVORCES OPTAINED IN DIFERRENT States. Desertion, &c., sui No Betty no charge until vote is granted, Aleo notary Baplte Cla ERICK I, KING, Counselior-ar-bas D*.2A JAS. 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