The New York Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1874, Page 10

10 YURK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 21, ‘1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. ~ “ARKANSAS. Address of General Newton Riflecting on the General Assembly—Its fentiments Dis avowed by Baxter—The Legislature in the State House—The City Quiet LitrLe Rock, Ark., May 20, 1874. "The Gazette of this morning publishes an address ef General Newton to his soldiers commencing, “You ‘e been directly insulted by both houses ef the General Assembly,’ and further strongly reflecting upon the action of the Legislature in admitting te seats certain members who had ‘vorne arms under Brooks and against said soldiers, ‘Which has caused some comment. A COMMUNICATION FROM BAXTER. Governor Baxter has sent a communication to the Speaker of the House and to Senator Frierson, | 2 ‘the Jormer President pro tem, of the Senate, stat- | ing that the address was issued without his knowledge or consent, and did not meet with his | approvation, as whatever his own convictions were, he recognized the right of the Legisiature to de- termine who were fit members; that he had no doubt that they would exercise the right to the best interests of the aot He thought the conservative members the Senate would soon be abie to check rarther hasty action by the House, and that the billé will = ass the Senate without due consideration ich repeal the bills creating bureaus which are a peas to the State, and which repealing bills are being put through the House simply because the heads of the departments were Br men. LEGISLATURE IN THE STATS HOUSE, tive body, at twelve © clock to-da from their temporary quarters to tl State House, and took possession oi the respecti balls. Governor Baxter's troops have @ guard as the gates of the grounds, and allow no inerens £0 outsiders unless Dkr with passes, gre stationed in the grounds mete the Btreet, The city ts quiet. The staple of conversa- ‘tion is the seizure of the Auditor's and Treasurer's offices and the rumored split into various parties between the conservatives and anti-conserva- tives, dl Henry Page, State Treasurer, to-day re- ed. ARKANSAS SENATORS TO BE INVESTIGATED. Both branches of the Legislature passed a joint resolution appointing @ committee to investigate ‘the conduct ol Senators Clayton and Dorsey and the Representatives in Congress in attempt to overthrow the State government, Commissioners were apvointed to supervise and eontrol the ensuing election for delegates to the Constitutional Convention. A bill of pardon and amnesty to those engaged im the late insurrection was introduced in the House. Curious Action of the Legisiature—Dele- | gates Elected to the Constitutional Convention—The Course of the Arkan- sas Semators—A Proposed Duel Pre- vented. Lrrrig Rock, Ark., May 20, 1874—Evening. A curious affair bas transpired in the Legislature here, The House passed a bill and sent it to the Senate to restrain the Treas- urer from paying out any of the sinking fond or interest fund for one year unless by order of the Legislature, and the Senate intro- duced a bill to appropriate of the sinking fund | $60,000 tor the payment of the army, $40,000 for the Legislature and $20,000 to reimburse the Gov- ernor’scontingent fund. Both bills are in the same handwriting and both will pass. THR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. ‘The Senate and House in joint session have elected Dudiey E. Jones, A. H. Garland and Gordon NN. Reay State Supervisors for the election ofa constitutional convention. Some of the leaders of the Legislature acknow!- edge that they are on the road to repudiation, ‘The joint Committee appointed to-day to investi- gate tbe, course of Senators Clayton and Dorsey in | late troubles may raise quite a sensation | Similar to the Pomeroy exposure in Kansas, PROPOSED DUEL BETWEEN DOCTORS. ‘Two of Baxter’s surgeons got in a quarrel about | e@everal wounded given in charge to one, who | ‘were turned over by the Surgeon General to the other for neglect by the former. The result was a ne party appeared early in the morn- ing on the other side of the river with a sho! and @ second, but the other failed to appear. ‘The affair go: wind and Baxter bad the fignting doc- tors arrested and brought before him, when he made them swear to “chop” the matter, Provisions of the Agreement for Dis- banding the Rival Forces of Baxter | g@nd Brooks—The New Law on Elec- ions, Punishment for Corruption and | Call for a Constitutional Co: mtion. Lrris Roox, Ark., May 16, 1874, ‘The conflict of arms is over. Elisha Baxter is Governor of Arkansas and the people of the State have now the upper Dand in the politics of the State, something which has not happened to them for thirteen long years, and many await anxiously to see whether they will wield their sceptre ior good or for evi) in 80 far a3 concerns the future of this State. Whatever fight Mr. Brooks may make to regam the position of Governor, which he | seized for one month, will now have to be made by peaceable means. His supporters have much hope in the action of Congress if the more law- less of Governor Baxter’s supporters begin &@ persecution of prominent Northern republican officials throughout the State who would go out of office under the action of the Convention. Their hopes may be well grounded. It is to be hoped that such a state of things will not occur, ‘thongh it would undoubtedly be safer for some of the more prominent “oppressors of the people,’’ as they are termed by Southern citizens, to leave ‘the State. THE AMNESTY CARTEL ‘The cartel agreed upon yesterday by Secretary Johnson, Generals Churchill, Newton, Blocher, Deputy Secretary Strong and Colonel Rottaken on the’ part of Governor Baxter, and by Generals Fagan, Uatterson, Brooks, Colonel Dunn and Mr. | Benjamin on the part of Mr. Brooks, seems fair to both parties. ‘ihe main points are as follows:— Tn obedience to the proclamation of the Presi- dept General "se COMMaund is to be disbanded, retaining their private arms sud property. | That the forces of ee. Newton, to such | an extent and as a8 the- dispersing of Fagan’s forces will , Will be moved to their respective counties, to be used in military service for no other purpose than the preservation of the public peace and the protection of all persons ‘against violence, without regard to politics, color or participation in’ the recent troubles. That tnecom- | mand of Brigadier General E. J. Brooks living up the river be allowed to retain thelr private arms and twenty-five stand of State arms, to be re- ceipted lor by General Brooks’ Commata, to start onthe day the agreement is entered into by a eveamer under a white flag. That the Brooksites living on the line of ratiroads shall start tae same day or as soon thereaiter as ble, the trams @iso to be under the white That Brooks’ ae living down the river salt ‘start by steamer soon. a8 transportation can ‘be fur- ished. That the cavairy be retained if desirable or necessary until tne infantry be dispersed, That those living in this county shall be sent home, under discreet officers, as rapidly as possible, That ail men of brooks’ forces included in the agree- ment who nave been acting as enlisted men are assured full protection, aud shail be permitted to return home and shall be unmolested for acta done under orders of their officers, nor shall the officers going tw their homes, with or without troops, be moiested. That ail public arms and mu- nitions of war now at the State House, with ve ex- ception of those spoken of above, shall be leit in the State Armory, unless Major General Newton shall allow other portions thereof to be used by | either side pending the removal of troops. ‘rans | » o portation to be furnished by the State of Arkansas, | hat ail troops be kept inside of their respective | lines until the above be consummated, and the | United States troops are to patrol the city. THE PROPOSED NEW ELECTION LAWS. Let us now review the Constitutional Conven- sion bill, in which it will be seen that the former | “outs” have well iearned some points formerly ‘used by the former “ins,” pibtaen,| provides that the Convention is| to assem- Secuon 2 ton 2 prose for the election of delegates in the | Lunt representatives are elected—t e, bY mapa sp ve he oe ee roten ofthe walifies eiector vides tora humber of Gelegates to which counties are eutitied. 8 rian the election of delegates snail tion 6 coraance nee ‘with rowid ring, vectton fr oa trae reas rh most equal powers with the ous atts inch talked of election bill deieated at Section joint vote of the Senat ervitors of said teiligence and up tastorully and impart rid ot what ‘orm the dw names them. eesection se de that the ged board shall appoint | 2 board of county election Ce ge fe soon county, meas ot 1A 1o Cp A te Board ana i we samme provishows, Muscton 8 provides” that ihe Board of the county shail appoint ihete judge: 5 yp Bl. LA. Cr election pre pe Idee se, aap Ota’ peing amenable clerks tor each precinet—ai to the first mentioned conditions as regards racter and oath. Section 9 provides that the Btate Board shall prescribe the form 0” “bol books and the method of aistetouuon OD to Drecinct judge: ‘Bection 10 promdes that ifjudges of any precinct are ot present at the election, or retuse to act, the electors niuvides that there shall be clected, by x gee! eel a State board of su. sist of men ot known | ie io shall take an oath to | arge their office, a quorum, and who shail | vention shail be cer ined to by the return the same vote | to Fyneh, ‘Section 14 rovides Sor held ar'the Bune Reve Section 15 provides that ‘not present on the day the may adjourn from day (o day until Section 16 provides that all de take oath to support the con: tution of Section 17 provides that any election officer who shal be rea Fant or corruption in connection with elec tion guilty of ¥, and on con’ shall be imprisoned for not less than five or more than = years. Bribery and repeating and intimidating will be pun as by ment on conviction for not less than one or more ve years. Section 18 provides that the te mt the election Section 19 riates @ mount oa! AAT tetbay the 2 am of money yat of he PS ad C rovi that el st) ve wri r printed on thelr ballot, in addition to the "name. OF ames of de the ation” and erie} Convent * and votes a om against con- id * manner as the delegate the majority vote for a convention it ahaitt be hela at at the time specified, deleaates to receive the same mileage ona per diem sis now received by ‘members of of the Gen- 1 Assem| “fection a 8 that the Governor shall imme- Gasiy lame Tn elamnation for an election under the Bro Section 22 fe te au. acts and parts of acts in confiic with ~ pe Rreeaae and C3 the act shall take effect an be in from ir its passage. THE BLUE AND THE GRAY, Ba.trmorg, May 20, 1674. A letter was received here to-day from the private secretary of the President express- img President Grant’s approval of the prop- osition to invite the friends of the Confederate dead to unite with those o/ the Union dead in the ceremonies of Decoration Day. The President is Spomeasssying that the time has come when every evidence of such a iro of fraternal interest should be encouraged advantage taken of every opportunity to Dury deeper any animosity born of the late war that may yet be lingering. DEOWNING ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning, about eleven o’clock, as the Hamtiton avenue ferry boat Columbia was erter- Ing the slip on tne New York side, she ran over a small boat containing two men, named Oscar Lowenstein and Joseph Meloling, smashing it to pieces and throwing the occupants into the river. Lowenstein was picked up 4 officers Morris and O’Connor ana taken to the First precinct station house, but Meloing was drowned. No blame was attached to the Jerry boat, as it was an unavoid- abie accident, tent alte, # was twenty-three years’ ol age and belonged in New Jersey, and was em- ployed in tne United States Hotel as night clerk, pete he was highiy esteemed. The body was not found, SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOB THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. |Pestination. | Office. 21. poe 7 Bowling ate 21. Hamburg 161 Broad dw 113 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOOK, HIGH WATER. Sun rises. 4 39|Gov. Island..morn 12 29 Sun sets, 715} Sandy Hook....eve 11 44 Moon seis,..morn 12 18| Hell Gate....morn 2 14 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 20, 1874. CLEARED. Steamship Napoli (Br), Brown, Glasgow—Henderson ‘Stcamship Rotterdam (utch), Jansen, Rotterdam— eee i, {ity of Galveston, Rvans, New Orleans 0 weactkip Muntsvilie, Crowell, Savannah—Robt Low- — Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quin- rd & Norfolk, City P< SBteamabap Isaac Bell, Blakeman, ork ity Point \d—Old Dominion 51 Bark Hedwig (Ger), Hoetke, London—Funch, Edye & ‘Bark ie ir (Nor), Krog, Corx or Falmouth—Funch, nae F Ficliegtaat (Nor), Fluerness, Cork for orders— Park Milo. (Ital), Astingo, Cork for orders—Slocovich & Co, Bark Agostino (Ital), Marchese, Cork—A P Agresta. Bare ‘grmouia (aus Paolich, Queenstown or Fal mouth—Slocovich Elsi (A Geharbez, Belfast—Slocovich & Co. ore Matador” "Gen. ‘Evert, Stettin—Funch, Edye & via cong Ciro (Ita), De Simone, Ancona—Fanch, Bare M Medes (Ger), Bradhe: , Burka—C Tobias & Co. Bark Montezuma. Hammond, Barbados—Dwight & nee tk Dartmouth (Br), Raymond, Philadelphia—Boyd & Bark C A Littlefield, Carver. Port Johnson—R P Buck Brig eeran Crowell (Br), Morris, St Johns, PR—J V Onativit Brij Til (Br), Ryan, Halifax—D ® De Wolf £ Co. rig Od Clary, Hider, reruandina—Crocker, Wood & Senet Lizzie Ives, Saxton, Frederickstedt—Ives, Beech- Sehe ve itightand Chief, Mott, Eleuthera Jos. Eneas. aoe Favorite (Br), Jenkins, Cornwallis, Ns—C W Ber- tau: Sehr Vesper (Br). Copp. Harvey, NB—F O Merkle, Schr Harriet Brewster, Squires, Fernandina—A A dott. aces. B Colby, Wilcox, Jacksonville—Evans, Ball & ‘Schr A J Bentley, Williams, Jacksonvilie—Bentley, Gildersiceve zo Schr AJ ‘Smaliey, Deren—8 C Loud & Co. Charleston—Bentley, Gilder- Sehr Traveller, Hod, sleeve & ( Schr Julia R Floyd. Squires, Georgetown, SC, and Pot Bluif—E D Huriburt & Co, Schr O P Binns, Higbee, Richmond, Va—Slaght & ‘Schr 1 8 Howe, Turner, Norfolk —I R Staples. Beir Paugusseti, Ingersoll, Baitimore—staght & Petty. Schr L B Gregg, Anderson, Portland—Miller & Hough- ton. Schr Vapor, Applegate, Yortsmouth, NH—Slaght & Pett Calvin, Thomas, Boston—Jed Frye & Co. Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Pniladelpmik—vas Hand ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool May9 and eustown 10, with mdse and 177 passengera to CG Tancklyn. May 1, lat 51 21, Jon 15 02, passed a National steamer, bound cast; 1th, lat 4653, lon 37 23, passed an Inman steamer, do. Steamship Nevada (Br), Price, Liverpool, May 6, and Queenstown, Tt, with mdse anid 768 passeingers to Wit- jams & Guion. See, Morull, 10t ‘Steamship. Holsatia Ger), ,Barends. Hamburg May 6 and Havre 9th, with mdse and 757 passengers, to Kiln- pon tk Co. May Il, lat 49 47, lon. 1243 W, passed steain. nip Donau (Ger), hence for Bremen; 19th. lat 42 14, lon ‘5 W, pawed a Norweaian bark sowing O 126, bound ‘with mdse and 468 passengers to Henderson ind bowsprit gone. Steamsnin ohitie de Paris (Fr, Daure, Havre May 7 and rest 8th, with mdse and 173 passengers to Geo Macken- ah Ontario, pslegam, Rio Janeiro April 25, Bahia 2sih, Pernambuco wth, Para Nay'6 and, St Thomas 14th, with mdse and ngers to Wm R Garrison. Ma: off the Amazon River, snoke steamship Merrimack, henee for Rio denalro; 10a, * aned Edmonds, consul- dd, and was mae manip Oley of tiavans, » Eni Havana May 16, wits mdse and passe! Alexandre & Sons, amship City of ‘ouston, peering, New, Orleans with mdse and 25 gers to © H Malory & jay 16, lat 26, lon 79. woke bark ‘Adeline C Aa. rom Cientuegos tor aad fi) 10 days out. amsmp Rey Keil yt wate s ing mdse and the feanaiag Foie. Phuadeiphis, with mdse he Lori Nore Pont nip: Oo to the Loriliar« ams! ship British Princess (of Liverpool) Calcutta 7p BT Heads Heb is grth mdse to. saga ‘a Thayer. Rounded Cape ot ‘Sood Bays aoe Cwm the Equator Apri 21, in Jon Mareh 31, fat 38 8, lon YOR, spoke ship Cumeria (Br), from Calcutta tor New rk hip Oasis (of Yarmonth, Bremen 4 aayalin. baliast, ido a iineken. napa, i Bale island Banks, spoke fis! Pea Ak eek cele Mish and” Gen Urant (of a ), With 200 qtis ams, 3 and Sand He. Ship Otto & ‘Antoine (Not), Gundersen, Repos 6s days, with empty barrels to ‘Punch, dye & Co. the ‘northern passage, and had strong westerly wind was 16 days west of the Bai Bark Gerder (Nor) ‘Suen. Munderland 43 days, in bal- Jast to Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Hoppet (Rus), Mattson, Cork 82 days, in ballast, to Tetens & Bockmann. i chored at Saudy Hook tor ‘rono (Aus), Tomacieh, 56 days from Alloa, in bal- lant to siocovich & °C ‘Tarrensen, Guantanamo, 13 bis Sd Bark Hobe (Nor), yrith sugar to Montague, Speice & Co; vessel to U To- ias & Co. Bark Frign (Nor), 0 Olsen, Baltimore @ days, in ballast, Brig Hunter (of Halifax, NS), days, wish mahogany to Victor & Son rig Martined! un, = ere, Martinique 20 days, With sugar, &c, to Suan Brig Charlotte, Whittemore, Matanzas 18 days, with } molasees to brown Bros & Co; Vessel to Maller & Hough- Brig p a 8 Agnes (Br), Guion, Cardenas 14 days, with sugar and meiado w Gussler & Co; ‘vessel bo Hatton, Big Prank Clark (of Dam tan, oa, fdas with lumber t sh Robineon oa decked toh Meteal April 10, during « heavy NB gale, sprung 0) Sehr Lemuel Hall (of Fall River), Tripp, Ln ae ¥ days, with sugar to Youngs, Smita & Co; vessel to D “aie choose compereut Tosa section Il provides for details of registration apd the ) Learborie Shelley, Minatitlan 90 | 1 i g | Doat aud a fisbermai | The crew hi Cardenas 14 th meer'to fn'2 Castvematt Metey a an, aca. Calbari bari Paes sot a Pearsall; vemel te Beet 7 ee * Albury, Bieutbere "Fanys, with Behr 3 1S aays, with : rs CEandy Hook aad nar eselved Schr ithigewood, Jonnesn, , with naval stor res to Doliper, Potter & Co; ‘vemal ton D saan sty Washington, NO, 4 days, Sehr Nelly rae with naval stores to ap aa ihr Dw Vaurten, ‘Jon Fac viremia. Tale of Pine a, Domo, Vga cnr AH Hurlburt, Gritta ee for New Haven. Bloop Sarah Cl ith, Oh! Sloop JL Mott sted pe Ghincevsagues Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Schr Alamo, VEtas a days, math Piles we iabaee nen fe mew Sorts New Lork with 106 16 ncaa gu seahfeialaaad ae bs nos man, |, Thomaston for ‘New York, with Schr Starlight. Gorham, Taunton for New York, sow Haven for New York. Schr ann Amelia, Howard, br Rich: gy Maridge. Newport for Fhiladel- Pigenr Peli 8 Q Vought, Hallock. Hartford for New York. oe Oliver Scofield, Dissosway, New Haven for Balti- vache Emma, Fitch. Nantucket for New York, with fish Sehr A Mi nM ane ry aace. jurphy, Nantucket for New York, ecg jucksport tor New York, with lee Sehr Emma 4 Ella, Fox, Hartte New York. Pa Henry Crosby, Burley, New Bostord “for New Schr Pred Tyler, Tirrell, New Haven for New York. Sehr Jennie je sealthy Nantusher fOr Meo Vee, woeh Ash too ean Herbert Manton, Crowell, Providence for New Schr Alice B, Marshall, Bridgeport for New York. BOUND BAST. Brig Alice Ada (Br), Tower, New York for Beyrout. Brig Memphis (Br), "MeBirnle, New Saad Nor Yarmouth, veght Mount Vernon, Keogh, eoeeae New Bed- Schr Reading RR No 44, Gandy, 5 et Reading BR No Mc! vite we A) dapns for iorwie! Schr H LCurtis, Mann, Port Johnson for Sslem, arner, New York for Green- Bo Independence, FE oe Ella M Duffielg, Raynor, Rondout for Anisquam lape Ann), Save Montrolio, Kenniston, Rondout for Boston. Sehr Trustum ao Mitchell, Puiladelpnia for Somerset. ii ja for soston. sehr Ney. Ch adelptia ton kewpare Schr Castilian, Barker. Port Johi for Salem Schr Mary tf Hameln Wilsons Ato rtford. Sehr Harriet Newell, Foster, Weehaw! on for Boston. Schr Starlight, Blatchford, New York tor Calais. Schr George Gillum, Bacon, Elizabethport for Hart rd. ours L ae Bdig 4 Wells, Fort soup ee Srsenwi rd kerson, New Yor! Schr Abigail Haines, Batiow, Elsabeinpe saat |se, n. Schr A ingham. Elizabethport tor Fall River, Schr A H huribue' Griftin, Amboy. tor w Haven. ee Berald. 4 ey, ce 3 nr Fanute Hazard, Mack. Po: nson x Schr New Zealand, Simmons, Port Jobioros for selene Stas Anna J Russell, Chatfeld, Elizabethport for Mid- det Sehr Geo Edwin, 81 enciere New York i Salem, Schr Helen Mar, Ward, Elizabe' Prov Sebr James W Drury, Snow, Hebel an f for oo par George Osborne, Osborne, New York for Water- ar: Schr Franklin Plerce, Lord, Hoboken for Portiand. Schr Francis Burritt, Allen, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Xebeo, Shropshire, New Tork for Fall Since, Schr WN Gessner, kgbert, New York for Providence. Schr White Rock, Latterty, Weehawken for Norwich. Schr Sarah Brueti Petty, Rondout for Providence. Seur Nellie Cobh Port chuson for Salem. Sehr Veranda, Pond, New York for Provid Schr Haze. Warwick, New York for Norwiens Schr H Daly, Daly: Port Johnson for Norwich. Sehr Allen Perkins Mitchell, New York tor Boston. renr Anna B Jacobs, J New York for Provi- den Sehr Edwin Post, Rushton. New York for Ni Schr Khiza & Rebecca. Price, New Work for Somaren: ek: Samuel Cariton, Burke, Philadelphia for Nan- imgchr Atlantic, Black, New York for Bangor. Schr Whistler, Keete, New York tor Taunton. Schr Carrie Jones, Qolcord, New York for Newbury- "che Louisa Francis, Kelly, New York for New Bed- ford. Schr Geo A Pierce, Kelly, New York tor Salem. Steamer Galatea, Gale, New York tor Provigence, BELOW. Ship Ne Plus Citra, Borden, from London March 18, to ou ames co ple Doat Vet, No 9). Sark Wielat er), Q to Chas Waltng 5 ore r Pete Norge naree asa frou Lobdca March 9. “wack Pacific (Nor), J E Wanju (tus), Uppmaua, from Dublin eee ik SAILED, Steamships tame: (Br), for Liverpool Patch, Rotterdam: City, of Galveston. untsville, Savanna! Ehine, London; barks ikookan 3 Havre; Cari Gustaf (Bus), Routerd: Hey brit (Br), Savannah ; Tridente (Aus), Cork or Falmouth. Maritime Miscellany. ‘The purser ofthe steamship Ontario, from Rio Jane1- To, &c, has our thanks for promptly forwarding our files and despatches. The paseer of the steamship City of Havana, from Ha- vana, our a tor the prompt delivery ot our files ind les) Sue Avrora, Pyar: from San Francisco for Liverpool (betore reported), Darted her rudder off Cape Horn, and gesisee into ra ” uae April 19 where she remained on Rotte: ‘ew Orlean: 100, oc atleston : + si aed 728 tons, ot Yarmouth, N3, has been sold to parties in Antwerp. Bark Joun Zirriosex, from Havre, before reported ashore on Cay Cruz, took assistance from a Spanish gun- nd after sending down her spars and topzal 8, 88 well 88 throwing 9 tons of bal- last overboard. came off the reef and proceeded to Sagua, where she arrived sate on the 7th ins. Apparently no damage has been done, and the vessel proved 10 be per- fectly tight, Banx Mania Muncepe (Ital), Luno. for Triest Sore cargo of of ation seed oll, took fire at New Oricans ye: a yuh), and was filled with water. She was val ned ro, 0v0, with no insurance; her cargo was valued at insured. Scmr Exta Francis, trom —— for a Northern port, put into Savannah May 20 to secure dec load. Scur Epirn L Srexre G-masted), Hughes, from Po Jana tor Port Caledonia, CB, strack on Soldier's eae, tf l7,and put mto Yarmouth, Ns, 18th, witn rudder and part of keel gone. Scrn Josern Sxcax, 187 tons, built at Stockton, Me, in 1866. now in port. has been sold, ier under the Norwe- gian flag. at % private price. Her name has been boa? ome Felix, and she will petroleum for | the Batti peemees A Frencn (of Boston), betore reported ashore = Lia ‘was sold 15th inst Be lay upon ge beach 5 or notes ot me Bank of pee Howrer, from. Providence which arrived Philadelphia May 18 in tow of steamer Roman, wi disabled by breaking of valve stem. Rano Anna McWititaws, laden with coal (or Bene. dict, Pardee & Co, of New Haven, while being towed, In Company with several other barges, trom. this city to New Haven on Tuesday, struc! Brighton Reef, in New York harbor, and sunk. No one was lost. Havana, May 20—Advices from Nassau to the 17th inst report that the bark sylvia W_ Swa-ey, trom New York for Cardenas, struck on Long Bank Reef and was lost. reached Nassaa. (The 5 W Swasey was 439 tons register, built at Port Jefferson in 1856, was owned in Boston. Schr Phoenix capsized in a whirlwind of Ship Chan- ne! Keys. ia of 17 passengers five women and one man 5 Ft | were drowned. Bolivia (Br), Munro, Glasgow, May 9, and | Ha.irax, May 20—The brig Milo Perreo, from Pictou for Newburyport, put in last night tor repairs, having sprung her toremast in the gale ot Sunday night. Mattapoisett, May 17—Schr Lochiel, Brown, from Boston, in comne, in got on Great Ledge, but got off, leaking slightly. Norrouk, Va, May 20—Schr Minnie Kinnte, from Phila- dclphia tor Washington, with a cargo of ‘coal, off the mouth of the Rappahannock yesterday morning came in collision with the bark Tulid (Nor), trom Baitimore toe Queenstown. The sehr lost her knigh:heads, bowaprit, ibboom and headgear. The bark lics in the Roads con- siderably damaged, and will be towed up to-day for re- pairs. Newcastiz, Del, May 20—Schrs J White and Wm ot for Boston, on Pea Patch and Fort Delaware, off PM yestera d proceeded. Senr Mary A mots, from, Kennebec River, while “bight” yesterday PM, took bot. beating up thror ve * Delaware city, but got off and tom on the dats proceeded Newavrvrort, Ra M —Schr Francis Arthemus, of 1 ged swungon to the half- she is loaded with coal, ing. ‘anama, reports:—May fancisco, one blade of ‘the propellet stripped the stud bolts trom the boss and dropped off; no injury was done to the other blades or the +h hip, and ‘she proceeded with three blades, hour, ing 9% i: and arriving on schedule time. 01 erwise. ‘th ‘was in good order. St Tnomas, May 14—The Danish bark Elizabeth, con denned by survey, was sold at public auction. The hull and materials realized some $200). Lavxourp—May 2 from R Napler & Sons’ butlding Yard, Govan. a screw steamer of 2:0) tons and 4) horse Bower, calied the £ d, built for the Netherland and American Steat avigation Co's service between Rot- teranm and New York. she is a sister ship to the WA Scholten, lately completed by the same builders for the above company. At Absecom, NJ, on Monday, 3-masted sehr beet gh DTur- ner, owned by Geo 8 Dow, of Providence ; James Turner, gt Boston cand) named. tor his “dau ter) 5 Bartlett, é She} and David 8 Stetson, of Philaselphia; Hon Win a Enoch $ Risley, the bullder, ons burthen, 39° feet beam, 1b Bd ceaeTs feat 1 inches Gopth of hold at the after hate and 10 feet 6 inches at the ae atch. Whaleme: Satled from New Bedford morn oe bare Wave, Briggs, Ocean, Atlantic Oce f Bermuda May 12 dark Pacific, Borden, of th 0 wierived at yados April 16, bark Kdward Rveret 1 (and saile Fray NB, “trom ® cruise, with 225 bbls ol ‘anni May May 4, scbr Sarah E Lewis, on, of ng Te Tk bar! revere Sneil, Nis, 825 do do; aril 10) do do; Falcon, Alea, NB, 540 in port Hh). Mowiana. oF! of NB was at s§ May ports having taken dds bbls sp. 6 dowh oll and Milena adams, 1 ot XB, yas off Solanda , south anade of ot Kew dente Jan 1, and had taken vey sorop cnperker, ot Ragartown, was on the line a, a toe 2 20, all weil; had experienced very heayy gales all the time (one of 14 Gaye duration) and heed e amok fans re Le en ry fork: for San F rep. Hog at eh teeiy Warepa, was oa from Liverpool for pena ot ie rt ‘Ameri¢an hound south, showing Ath ge warvyaits ‘was soon April 9, lat 4 Sir He me ,, from Torks Islands i. Dare Hoe en b a Br. lurrey, es i: of Fire on (Be), hess from Bremen for Philadel- Pteperted am), bound south, was AS Nae Sie of pread by Tom Liverpool for Philadel- ai + Ube cy at Ch us, from Amaterdam for ae tnt Apr Be rata ‘cubs for Boston, May 19, einer fatenias fof Baltimore, no sate, off Sup ter Slr ” ‘Arichat West (Br), from _Ctenfu dayaout, May 19, 40 miles SE of the Highlands Nehr Lemuel Hall, from —— for New York. May 18, lat 88 27, lon 74 54 (by brig N Seer, at Ne from Cardenas, and supplied her with provisions). OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. —_-_—_—_. Arrivals and Departures of Vessels from and for American Ports. Lonpon, May 20, 1874, aRRIVaLs, Arrived at Liverpool May 19, ship Washington, Chase, New York; barks Bertha (Ger), Kroger, Charleston ; Ly- man Cann (Br), Kenealy, do. Arrived at Oardiff May 20, barks Canessa Madre (Ital), Dodero, New York; Olivia (Br), Davis, Pensacola. Arrived off Scilly May 20, bark Agnes (Ger), Herdes, trom New York for Bremen. Arrived at Hull May 20, ship Cambria (Br), Post, Pen- sacoia. Arrived at Cnernarvon May 19, bark Onward (Br), Ad- ems, Darien. Arrived at Southampton May 2%, steamship Neckar (Ger), Meier, New York for Bremen (and proceeded). Arrived at Bristol May 19, brig Jane Goodyear (Br), Davis, New Orleans. Arrived at Stockton May 19, bark Hoffnung (Ger), Wal- Us, Darien (before reported arrived 6th). Arrived at Gloucester May ly, bark Jason (Nor), Chris- tensen, New York. Arrived at Sunderland May 19, ship GM Cairns (Br), Bell, Pensacola, Arrived at Queenstown May 20, barks Gilda (Ital, Schiaffino, New York tor Galway; Sabra Moses (Br), Goudey, Galveston: Ole Moller (Nor), Jorgensen, New Orleans; Francisco Sanguinetta (Ital), Alcese. Philadel- phia. Arrived at do 20th, barks Antoinetta (Ital), Stepano- vich, New York ; Carl Imenaes (Nor), Halvorsen, Charles- ton; Abd-el-Kader (Fr), Boudan, San Francisco; Alliauce (Nor), Hutchinson, New York. Also arrived 20th, steamship The Queen (Br), Bragg, New York for Liverpool. Arrived at Londonderry May 19, barks Magellan (Swe), Carlson, Baltimore; Wave King (Br), Cornett, do. Arrived at Havre May 20, bark Marie (Nor), Kajole, New Orleans. Arrivea at Hamburg May 18, bark Neversink, Barstow, ‘New York; brig Cato Annetta (Dutch), Vebene, do. Arrived at Rotterdam May 19, bark Investigator, But- man, Baltimore. Arrived at Cronstadt May 18 bark Louise Dorothea (Ger), Kraeft, Wilmington, NO. Arrived at Copenhagen May 19. brig Hertha (Ger), Olthaber, Wilmington, NO, for Cronstadt. Arrived at Emden May 19, brig Helene (Ger). Remmer- sen, Savannah. Arrivea at Tarragona, bark Nuova Chisrino (Ital), Ma- resca, New York. Arrived at Trieste May 19, brigs Candiezza Lauro (Ital), Lauro, New York; Express (Ger), Fretwurst, Wilming- ton, NC (before reported arrived previous to 11th), SAILINGS. Salted from Liverpoo! May 19, ships Casilda, Dunham, New York: Bliza Everett (Br). Dennis, do (not previ- ously); Compadre (Br), Waller, San Francisco; barks Anna (Nor), Gundersen, Baltimore; Delta (Br), Brown, Charleston. Salted from the Clyde May 20. Swift, for New York. Sailed from Flushing May 18, ship ‘Ernst (Ger), Kraft (from Antwerp), New York. Sailed from Rotterdam May 18, bark Ross Lavarello (italy, Boncardo, United States. Sailed from piri May 18, brig Trenmore (Nor), Olsen, Unitea States, og pes Tarragona, bark Reunion, Emesson, Uni- ted Sta: Foreign Ports. Awrera, April 17~Salled, schr A L Patnam Baracoa, Burstol, May 19—Arrived, steamship Cortwull (Br), Western, New York. Bruanx, May 5—Sailed, steamship St Olaf (Nor), Peder- sen, New York, Buuwos, Anas, April 1—arrived, barks Beulah (Br), Ingram, Pensacola (before reported ai rived March 17); 10th, Kathleen (Br), Creamer, Sulla Clara (Br, Crosby: St Mary; Chas ‘Cam Sailed’ April 4, bar is 4. 'toan, ean, Bimund Phinney. Bacon, In port April id, barks Tiecetenn Field; Emma C Mary A Nelson (br), McNutt; Aa: atenbeld, awe ray « Race, almette, Waite, unc; schr Sadie ¥ Gai ler, sinclair a0 and others. pareanes aes ib Arrive mb, jew York ; ‘and ph ‘Sitiorn shies alee ao sailed May for Prince Edward 7 fond (Bt), Miianson, do and sailed May 8 for Demerara: may 1, bark Reindeer, Wellington, do (and sailed 8th fo1 mn). Salled May 6, schre Matilda M (Br), Merriman, Boston; 7th, Avon (Bn) King, Philadel Canpenas, May 9—Arrived, Dark T K Welden, Colson, New York (not as betore reported); 13th, brigs John Fierce, Townsend, Philsdeipmas ellzatcur Winslow White’ New York; sehr John H Hancock, Crowell, ost Sailed 12¢h, schr Fred Jackson, Pettingill, north of Hatteras (not as before reported); 18t Josie A De ay Geforer eFepo orted gal Ye barks rook, for north of Hat- Fearless @n, or New w York, do; Lt staker, latteras, do; bri eas ee Haytian, io ée tomas do, do; Annie R Stover, do, do: Emma, dod mn, do, 0}. aches R F Hart, do, do: Kats | Garleton wn, for New York, do; Sunlight, for north of Catsanieay 3 May ¢—Arrived. brig Clytie, Dow, New York; Jewett, oer Havana; th, bark John ‘gti, en, New York. Salled Sth, schrs Mary ath. tor Portland; Lag eared G@ Smith, tor New Yor! arty. do; ‘sth, ‘k Ed- ward Albro (Br), Gille: do, 13th, epee, Annie Mitchell, dor sche Abuie L; Dow, do: isth, bark southern Belle, do! Dewerara, Ma: Sin port bela Potomae (Be), Wilson, from and for Haltimore, lug, arrived lat; sehr ‘Ada Bar: ker, Dobbin, from New Yor ved 24, une. Arrived May 4, schr Nellie frm Br), Drinkwater, New Yerk ‘and 7th on return). Balled 4th, brig -ilas N Martin, Brown, Bal tons Kona, April 6—Bailed, ships iiateat Kendrick, Trancisco; 7th, Gentoo, Linnell, do; Mh, Sumttra; ities, Wamiia (ooking); bark Garloaldi, Noyes, Port’ Ft April 18, ship Flyin Crowely, for Toll ton nner ito loud tor New Son “hainy, Siow oF Ben Fr Francisco, ldg; barks Wakefleld. O for sas load sugar and hemp for New York st’ ats are Wane for Portland. Mg, parans, a May 15—Arrived, brig Mattano, Robinson. Liverpool; schr Theresa G, Gutierrez, Alvarado, Mex. ‘Arrived ‘Igth, PM. ateatnshio Morro Castle,’ Morton, New York; 2th, AM, City of New York, Deaken, do vis, Nassar Salied 13th, Dark Isaac Hall, Colcord, New York: brig Diana (Nor), Johnasen, Wilmington, N NOC; 15th, “schrs brs ay ahaa ees ll, ‘for Cardenas faving repairs “i = Doth. sehr Ethan Allen, Beake, north of Hat- ay 8 Josie O wen tle thy Bangs, | Bie jor New York, do and others as be- fore report Hanirar, aay 18—Sailed, steamship Delta (Br), Ber- mada a! jomas; 19th, Poon, Ne: rian Br), ‘Watts (trom Batumore) Liverpool via St Joins. NI Liverroon, May 18—arrived, ship Ceferina (Br), Way- Cott, bla oa Li NS, May 7—arriver ee a a ad (Br), cognies, New Tatts nh, Torin ic, Aikems 6 zi ci Ky . ag Mth, ship Don Enrique eo lenduza, New loiesvipno, April 6—Arrived, bark Wahgatch (Br)3 Gorham, Fernandina (before Feported arrived March 26); brig Selle Prescott, Waterhot wenos Ayres: 7 . J. LAbDY, faneiro (and sailed for Paysandu) ; 10th, W. &, Heard (Hr), Robbins. St Marys; |. Emma Parker (Br), Stanley, Portland (and sailed for Buenos Ayres); lth, Philena, Davis, do; 18th. Germania (Ger), mann, Marva; 16th, Rambler (BO) nec joalds ‘Fernandina; Drig’ Walter’ Smith, ‘Smithy N tledy ate 10, barks gr Pacidge, earth Math, Avant fi McKeri in port April 18; berks Mary oe, Baba, for New Yor! ldg; 5 K Bearce, Marston, unc; brigs C 3 Packard, Am: bury: alfred, Gamage, aud FH Todd, Maguire, do: and the above arrivals not otherwise repoi ported, MAracuez, May 3~Arrived, brig Georgina (Br), Bart- t Thomas (and sutied 8th for Newburyport). "t April 29, brigs Clara Louise, Boston via Agua dillas May 8, Ruth (Br), McLeod, Boston. rt May 11, brigs Anuie Gardner, ern Hatch, for Baltl- Meirdse, trom and tor Boston, arrived April for Ne’ tt ow Baltim from Calais, rived sth fer or Newburyport, do; Oa mL Ny gon, 101 j.0,0 Yan Horn (Br), Hooker, do. RY, Ya tag Atrived, Bark triinisa ai rter, Havre: Haun, ship WH Workman (Br), Me- mdon; barks Mystic i ir), Cot favre a Forbes, Bordenux. : iy si Orr ennannvcd) April 25—Salled, batk Aureols, for New 29th, sehr Hatti Haskell, (ate Young, wito etn 0 of yellow tevert do fontatigs lenr; i), Sa Borineoira (Br), for lakapton boats te > yngsl s\ April 20—Arrived, bark Ellide ‘Gee Wrens Dri Ht sche ‘Trott King, ford, Hays, Kittie Stevens, Barbados; in trie "Paarl Aes Pale May 0, brig Elbe (Br, for Boston, lag int 4 PiTRe (Guad), May ¥—In port,’ brig Ohillian- Gr), Falier, or New York; sehirs Leustin, punger ‘of irrives ina (ist) ae Apri 29; Hattie e Haton, Hook, trom Bos. PR, een port 4 Jenny Morton, Smoot, from Baltimore, arrived |, Waiting orders; wohre Helen Augusta, trom'New York’ and Mavnuued, arrived Si, ee { Luey Lee, from Machias, arrived bth, dissuarg: April 29, sehr Wm Slater, from Sasnien her loading for Bi reported ea! Oh ror r bal c rw (Bi treal WM Morris n, staan Phitadeipnt (Br), for ‘on (Hr), do; L & W armstrong, bto- in; Ser, New Haven; sobre AbUie, Oak a : vey, for Mavaguas ea, Arroyo, Paul Sea. ter Wo gag oe GS mee ov ave Sr Sha bis ca Waar April ne Contest On (Br) A See vew. Yotk Sones wis etlog att (Bp, <n “New fg ‘Moda cae n Roads; 18th, Brodersen’ Eeéole tt ee ibehuber oe Pee In port Za ahi fore Frandisco fe a Liver oe lee seia ion, Fey Setaat Tea ‘iter aaa se a. Show, trom and 20d for Baltimore, strive ae i Tensererese Now Yorks do. Joseph ( ackanol for Hom ton Roaas, do; Nancy Bryson a, (Bp, un males. § se ep. ag 4 LOM: a mie jrunswic aed, bri mien, hone ‘om. Virginia Dare, Be! ‘om Baltimore, arrived 17 ig ‘gat ivan, Perry, for Hampton Roads, Idgi import Ath, sh ‘ship Star, Vianello, from an eg ar. April 10—Sailed proviogs, ship Springfield, Dwisht, Manila, to load for New Yor! ship Wit sawood, Frost, une, barks Pop mat om Windward, ia, Hotchkion Barbados tang sgiied sane Gay or New ar Makar, Davi Boston; 9th, brig Ida (8H ee én, Deme- 9th for Glentuewos)® 11th, bark Union, Gail New York: ‘ort Spain, 12th, brigs Castilian, Owen, Pi chartered to toad at Ponce for Now York or New Haven; mG Gipsey (Dan), Jayne, Ceara; schr Bouquet, Foulkes, rchilla, Sailed May 9, brig Hattie Pettis (Br), Pettis, Arroyo, to load tor New York; 1: Anes Raat bog = Hit tou, pes I Balista, Pi parttage we apr wit thie China (Br), Dee Day’ N Jonna. a del) schr Deane. em lew York; way i Mott Sede ely Porter, do; th, iristie (Br), Bale 3 arrived, brigs FI Metryman, Lecraw, New York: Christina (Br), Thompson, d Sahied Ist schre Exprese’ Tilton’ Sheland, Cienfuegos; Florence Shay, Bhay, do; sth, "Pioneer, Lothrop, Guan: nat ‘doi NB, May 15—Arrived, brig Aylesford (Br), New Cleared isth, ship, Scotia, (in. Johnson, Liverooo!: oe "perry, Dublin; brig @ Wheelwright (Br), Howard, H, Carhenes for orders. innes Cleared, schrs Addie Walton, nuiioanPhisae hia, Emma ‘Crosby, Crosby, vin rd Haven I , Wooster, New York: 6th, Cale guia, beg Florence May. Cochran, do; Ghischre sek Watton field. dos dithy i fine, gS do; "I ch, Florence H. ye die _Ryer- Byke, Vi Vineyard Haven : isle MoNichok, ‘Fannlng. Rew ‘ork; Prairie Bird, Clare, do; 1sth, Addie 8 Allan, goal vith laste bg a te April So arrived, bark Glide, Cloutman, matave, (Pur Sream: Rossta.1 a May 7—Sailed, M B Rucker, Ahrens, New Sailed from the roads Sth, ina Ratta, New York; Guiseppe Verdi, Pietranera, Avcoa Bay, CGH, April g-Arrived, J A Brown, Green- Boston. EguDEAUX, May 7—Sailed, schr Elee, Banlisco, New ed—Sehr DO i Ari Ng A! w. Geo W rew Ol hee May 16—Ar mae stoamshi ae tan Thomas veston. Below, schr Linda, Cle seh t.. Beare Ben os re, bay apd, Clark, tierce ‘20th-—Cl aunahip Oty of San antonio, Pe Pie sea ee ae eck ;prephenven, re 18-—Arrived, asia cee House ward Daiger, La: Keyport iad Clear ntic (Br), Murphy, Bai Nawaunyebnn i ry ach ar t! Pinkham, Weehawken; & if 1 Mash, Cale do. NEW ED FORD, May 10~-Arrived, aches Ghas 1 Smal has Hanson, and Jos ay Butler, Fhiladelphias Faurwind, Bowman: M’ Vassar.’ Jr. Winchester; Baglish Chase, and Henry Gibbs, Comin, New mith, Bre, South von, Miles Sout 7 Johnson F hinney, mondaat? alle A A Garrlsos » Smith, Philadelphia; Char; aun Ni NEW ion v8. Fai arrived fonts. na Pat ‘orks , May 18, rene 4M Weetlaw ren five ntire, Kinnear, do for Ne Was Nous a reine do for do; Vine, Wass, do for New London erisk, Hall, Chaideld, ‘Blizabethport. bee Fal river one tailed ‘t9th) ailedSchre bagio, Atkins, from Fall River tor New york: Edward Wootten, Yout ‘Tovidence for do; Twi- Nga ‘Johuson, Fall River for ° 9th—Arrived, sobre Panthes, James, Festowts F cooper, Sleeper. “Weehawken: Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstr Fre New York tor Providence; iiiza Hursiiton, < “cote et give Eye Naw York; Aun'T Sipple, Bacon, trom’ New Salled—Schr Wm S nef apna Fall River tor New Yor! vet Pore iagara Pregosieen hs vilizabetpar denied ten lelmstrom, Porto Rico; Hove ae andd'L Hess doi Sésep, and © is fa Salied Schr Saran Jones, for New York. NEW LONDON, May 19-, J Goodspeed, and Hudson, oudours wa Wocobo,” Hoboken 10F Nor wee Prairie Bird (Br). Porto Rico (or a a EW HAVEN, May i9—Arrived, brig Morning Taght. pi, pale T C Lyman, Bradley, Elizabethpor! Noyes, Be raen, Rondout. ared— ra rigs L&W Armstrong, Stover, and Raven, Smith, Porto Rico; schrs Fores: Oak, Parker, oo ee wal fe Scofield id, Dissoeway, and thos Willams, mes SGOUL ‘Bo! uahsen, ladeipnhia. AGOULA, § I pulled trom te bar, sche Bend B hureh Kelley Philadel ADOLA, Slay Te eved, bar ks Scotland, Roses woviie: moire (Duich), Solzemver, St Vincen' ane as Yerde; Bene jeborg (Swed), Kanbaun, Havre Tih ec Buiurnnaran, May S—Sailed, Braunschweig @), Un- | Martha. Newman, Apaléchicola isch, ships ace aentech, Bajtumore (and left Southampton 8th M. | Wor Bass Londen: sir Charles Napter ir). lay 9—In Kingroad, Colorado, Perry, from | ley, Milford wth, b bark Mater (Fr), Aillet, ‘ort fu Brines. Cleared 12th, ships Queen of the West Herte, ot fed May 4—Arrived, Hammonia (9), Voss, New Qescaawns Arabia (Br), Brabazon, Live’ pool Darks York (and left for or Hamburg (Nor), Peterson, Inverness; Ingleboi boroug! Corexnagen, May S—Arrived, Fortuna, Timmermann, raeen; Sjodronning (Nor), Hansen, H Philadelphia, 0 berdeen ; schr Thos P Hall, Capiz, April, 29—Arrived, Carrie Wemag, Cochran, 4th, atips Halden (Nor), Jacobsen, Rew ork JH Kranze, Pitcher, Boston; May J, HG Garin \Nory, ler, do; bark King Oscar ‘inst oane, List hr \, Ke: Bt. Balled May 1, lenora, Ford, Gloucester, Mass; 2d, LL waned int oes Sar 3 Mary Bully, Kryger, New Orleanss. juire, Baker, New Yor! cape ty Te Satied, Palawan, Scott, New York. Catcurra, Ma, Arrived, Ferda, Christiansen, Baitl ore May ore. ny 9 Arrived, Creole, Coleman, New York for Hult ean ‘ehchored phe. ee Ne, Kroger, trom New York for Stettin. Passo ‘ikander, from London tor Bal- Dovai ER, a pe-reees, Argonaut, Steengrate, from Mew York for Brem Fisetwoop, May 6—Sailed, Samos, Ellis, Baltimore, Fousmstoxs, May 7—Of, Nero, ‘from Pensacola for Faiwovrn, May 8—Arrived, Jemna, Jacobsen, Galves. ton; Febe, ‘Ferro, Baltimore, Guilia D, Massone, do; Antonio Maris, Glasar, do (not at Queenstown). atic, do.” Dinorah, ‘Jorgensen, Philadelph! Ceres, aller, do, Guasiow, May 7—Arrived, Trinacria (), ThomBson, N Kk Saited ih, Macedonis @), Laird, New York; Sth, State of, Virginia a), Sadler, do via Large (aud left Grecnock, Gxxoa, May 2—Salled, Christo Colombo (s), for New ‘Haver, May 5—Arrived, WL Burroughs, Nichols, New York via Bato mnbe. Gleared be bet Call, Sandy Hook. /—Arrived, Hammonia «), Voss, New Haxauaa, i viay ‘Satied Hen! Andre, juillon, New Bedford; Neptune, sBlogert New York. ong ee to 4 VA fee tn on ro ned @. York ; 8th, lestial Empit Ne ew Sailed 7tl Cleared rege nA Absa n Boston. ‘thorutensen, City Point, &c ew York; Onn, oni 8th, Cynthia Maitland, Londonderry; Robert jo) it Wt Gunnussen, Baltimore 3 Flosta, ges fear anes a iagningen, Bs Gefion, Johane: ‘Transit, Percy, Fottland. ‘Me; Flor- Tr, Rio Janeiro via 8th, ‘Spain Lonvoi [phar Sivdss: pagerine. Baltimore; France xn ‘Thompson, New York (and entered out tor Murray, Col, edo; ‘Giovanna %, Barlondo, | Sas William ‘Yeo, Hours, do; Abbotatord; Mal a, Hay 6Sailed, Nereid, New Y Qoxexsrows S-Sailed 8th, Fratrie Bird, “banford (from New Orleans), Liverpool. Reval, April 26—Arrived, Zuleima, Hansen, New Or- ans; S0thy Sundoen, Uleen, savann eran RLAND, May '7—Sailed, Andes, Scammell, San Sr Catucmins’s Point, IW, May 8-Off, Leicester. Caddy, from New York for London. yeicounn, i May 6 8—Off, Clausina, Rickaby, from New rk for natural Hoate, May7—Pat in, Ocean Child, Davies SwiNEWUXDH, M May 6—Arrived, Absalon (s), Lerche, New York. de als May 6—Arrived, Cornelia & Gertruida, Wielema, ew York. es May 2—Sailed, Maria Vecchia (s), Spignese, Tous’ Bar, CGH, March 20—Sailed, Marfa, Decker, STERFORD, May 6—Sailed, Py de Martino, Schiano, New York; 7th, Reno, Vicerini, a: Livzaroot, May 8—The aieaies arrived here from ny Francisco, reports having encountered in lat 42.N, lon 29 W, a heavy SW gale, during which the ves. fel was almost on her beain ends, and had topgaliant bulwarks washed awa; yy cabin windows smashed, lower ihe Natlonat Eagle, trom Galves- ton, reports that on May 3, 200 miles west of sellly, he passed an abandoned vessel, name unknown, iv good condition, and apparently laden. Lonpox, May 8—The Annie Mark, from Galveston for Hamburg, off the Isle fA! Wight reports :—April 29, in lat aN, oO W, the wreck of « tull-rigged ship, of about 1,900’ tons register, bainead Diack with ‘white ports, hom waterlonged, bulwarks shed ay, ‘and mizen and inain topmastsand Jibboom carried away ; no boats left, foretopmast with is sa topsailyards ii nding, sails completely blown aw: No one on rd, and no nameboard either fore or ate Ma caiom (ey telegraph from Calcatta Mav 8)—The Dark Moss Kose, 797 tons, 18 reported ashore West2ra Stadt sands) jo, BE will go to Mer, assistatice, "The Moss Rose, Mee, safied trom Buenos Ayres Feb 23, form “foreign port.”] American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 13—Sailed, schr EP Mason, for Boston; JH Hulddie, Jr, and Irene E Messervey, do; Omaha, New Hay | BOS’ ‘May. “Arrived, steamship Samana (Br). tga Liver; ool via Queenstown: bri nee By, lute gue7; gohrs Daniel ell, ford & trabes (a0), Sinth, May: " Katie o " Katie yey who inson, Georgetown, Do, atolls 2 Hand, Hand, a Marta, Innes, se Baltimore ;’ ‘Telum: Hardy, do; ta mith, Grace, - eauadelphta Sallie Godfrey, Elizabeth he mek Elizabethport, Fr: ert, Crowe! Heato Phinney, Hoboker mth Rocky Parkes. dor Gls Bell. roi non Revenue, Kelly, Rondout; John G Co siren awit, Jo. elearaphed. i brig Princeton’ © Warren, J A Andrews, awe Bi nelle Brown, and Lucy D. "In the bay, one bark And five brigs, bo und in, red—Steamers Saxon, Baker Fhitadeiphias Gen whitney, rks A Halleck, New, York: Stephens, Slerra Leone; fast, Krola hhtom, Bride of Wales (at, Pugh Bel: ireland; Tremont, Conner, Matanzas;'D A Bray- fon, Gray, Portland ito loud for Buenos Ayres): sehr Sargent Day, McFarland, Bermuda, iled—Steamer Saxon; ship Sarah Hegnett; bark A Howpntont brig Express. Arrived 19h, schr Druid (Br), Helsler, 8t Johns, PR (not as befor! BALIIMONE, May 20—Arrived, steamers McClellan, Providence; Wm Woodward, New York; Haiberstadt, Bremen; Delphi David Babcock, Bertha, Matanzas; schta Maggie EB Gray, hom peon, Louisa A- Orr,Orr, invanas & Me; Fawn, Portland; Susan, Portland H Furber, Newburyport; Addie 'P Avery, New Haven: Charle Woolsey, New Londo P Lani Newburyport: rid ge- Yor Hos oston ; me ‘Thomas, New’ Haven; Mary F Bradshaw, oe at Gracia nla (8p), Ere: Erezuma, Liverpool; Montreal; Glacier, i, on Ross, St Lucia; Sallie Thomas, Stockett, Bos- ; Kien ‘ootier Wixon, do; Chas 'A Jones, Kent, Pati avert AC Lyon, New York; Mabel Thomas, New Hed — ‘Barks Atrato, for Queenstown; Helios, for do; oye arry. for the West Taito i ‘ORT, Lag 10—Arrived, barks N K Cle- ments (Bn, Corning, a |~8chrs Armin Hall, Hall, New York; TN Pills- bia, ich . ni Savannah; Cardenas; Rio janeiro; Richmond, vre; Kmanuel, Torckow, Cape her, Boston. , May 18—Arrived, schr Commerce, Torrey, Now ya as Cleared-—Schr Wellington, Barber, Bhitadetphia. BELFAST, May ll—Arrived, schrs George an Ferguson, Ellsworth for New York, and mailed 12th, Joe Carleton, Cooper, Rook! Balt iid cleared. tn; 140k Bowell Haskell, Pika: mor aetalied 14th, brie T. Howland, Keen, Brunswick Annie L MeKeen, Mokeen, Jacksotiviliey, 16th, seu rece Porkius'W linvogton | 17th Boas, Getonoll, 8 y 19—8aii Emma L Potter, and serrate Mae Philndelpnien lat jared, rip Henry Mea: chet Bi aC ta 7 tovlond Hor keer od if rs *Balledsok rank a Uy, nage Now York; AJ ship Sone uth Je Dutton, Baltimore; re Gena aco, Unward, Leland, and ed, bark Martha A McNeil, Bitingven, stan; mao F nelope (Swe), ywoastie; ness, Sascha aaa fruoka af sohrs Elvira, crott, New York, Cleared 1 ‘oth, ships Finee Alfred (Bn, Bacon, fazer, jichols (3n. Smith, Greepock; Nelsom 0 Bt), Oa Havre; Beobine, Cr Bet W ee Chas Uinson,” Thatsher, fiiladelphia: Pet ons May 2—Arrived, steamship Penn sylvania, Harris, via Que barks Ne- hemiah ‘Gibson, ,bradtord, "Ties ‘F Reck (Ger, Watt. en, Bremen; schrs y' A Harmon, Mahl mae ae ret Martin, Baracog, Kato, 8 Viaathaven: ladwalader, Mo- West Side, Micacy, ee isto! (a: jared) ‘hela “8 Lves, Sarkhom, Fa ty cleared for ir do); Bonen Scott, Hughes, tt; SL Levering. Corson, sian eed Sieared Yor 4 ‘Thomas, seared to ao 3t Elmo, Davis, tiver- ton; Helen Mar, Nickerson, Bosto: Below, coming up, ship John Watt, from “Havre vie. Key Webt; bark Katie MeDonald, from Sagua: brigs orris, from Ponce, PR: Hampaon, from Bangor? eae Hebece cca Florence, from Matanzas. Cleared—steamships Florida, | Rogers, Aries, Whelden, Boston: Barxentine Urns dia yasords berg, Rostock; brigs Hdith (Bn), Ekerman ey Rate: Kirby. Gay, jcaibatlen: schrs. Monte Chris “eg oh T, »_ Key West; Levering, Gorsons Ph Brow Griing, Davenport; Gen. Beott,. Also cleared, schrs J Paine, Long, Provincetown; wiilntd, Wallace, Pordand;-ieilan “Bini: Webber. Rockport; aunes Repplier, Lyne bd Sous h Porter, Burroughs, Pawtucket; Eilsabeth 0, Ne’ ‘buy rt ‘Hamartine, Allen, New soda: Bore Friends, Jooper. 1 in. bark: for Bremeu, muta ior ney schrs Mary L Dunkir! eS Teuzer, for New Bedfor: Ak ice, ra der c pick ate Jos Baymore, 4D veel and Knight, for Bosto Behr Youn A Grima, from Wilmt 42, below here this AM coming un ander sail, Schr Enea’ Bert ner. trom New York, passed ap with othors this aM Schrs Bessie are for P rth Gen Scott and L 8. Levering, "rovidence ; Ne jampter, for Rockport; ae Vv eae in biome Satterly and T! ole; 8 tor’ nerset: Lucia B Ives, im Borean, te for won ra lair ag yivania paaed up at noon to-day Pennsylv: a noon for Paiieaelphia. is ‘f Eran Del, May Si Ate Bark fruo (Br) from Net WES, Del lay |— Bar Tradl ir) via Warten Point; brig Ni Stover; irom 08 ana: schr General Conner, irom Sagua, Arne. fast Tih tm all. for orders. (The N Stover lett for New York at 9 Hattle Page sailed tor Boston PM Pestenday teas. ing but iy P- Ship Adelbeld and bark Alice Cooper went to sea th ning. P Mary Lawton satled from Philadelphia this. Pir ache Vie Hickman sailed for Boston. Bark Barrie bell as be Pee ed scirs M A Rice, Rice,. Campbent ag betore Ma) New Yorks Banat joee Ratasbal ieeet ter Race “patia ght ih Moy 1 brig Jas Crosby, Aas ley, Hoboken: vehi Johnson, Philnacivutes Here per, Conner, Ne orks PROVIDENCE, Ma ie acrtine) rs White Foam,. ualiiken, Baltimore: Jana Grawtord. Coldaatn, Fila: Henry Cole, Chadwick, Elizabethport: Night- re Fone, ewbare Ming’ as boy: Emeline’ E Potter, Ellaw Tonnson Whildin, Nichols; Lee! L Thompson, aan Waleed Pati Tarrio ts bo setter Konnedy, Haverstraw: Wan Vcoriis, Voot ¥ ith, do for ht et; Sarah J Smith, Baldwin; G A Bard , Forrester, New York;' sloop: Below—Schr Figen z BS Aig) Pkt —— for Pawtucket. ten Sailed—Bark caer Alexandria; schre A ring, ards, Chamberlain, do; fewoort; Sallie © Morton, Bea Htord, Sprague: WO Atwater, Hill: Sarah A Valconer, ‘Wilson Hvergreen, T Kate Scranton, Palmer;'and Flyaway, Pal AWIUCKER, Lind 19—Arrived, schr Oscar F Hawley,. Bayles, Port Jolin: iled—Schrs ae i Young, Barrett, and R H Wilson, Bare New Yor! (CHMOND, "Ney 18~Arrived, steamship Old Domin- te, y, di Cullen, Milviie. XJ ton, Waiker, New York, Salled—-chr Elizabeth White; Bose, New Y SAN FRANCISCO, May 1?-Arrived, ship ATK Wright... ? park Buena Vista, esa. Hono ul Cleared —snip Friedlander, Emerson, Liverpool 20th—Arrived, steamship Costa Rica, trom EP names ship Thos Dana, Wilbur, New Yor ANNAH, May ie~arrived, steamship Cleopatra, Buckley, New Yor ne Giearti—Sebr 0 GW Holt, Delay, New York (not as tele- Philadel Francis, lary i Reed, Wait SSall Ohi vers sehi HOA Ft Satilla River; Encha, tress, Pi hillips, Now York, Lishie Carr, Boston; Amelia aan (Br), Vargos, Satled—Stea New York, sonia ta May ihArrived: bade alice. Eaintes $B), Loshors, New York; schr James F Willey, Willey. May tem bb pone, Daniel Bra pre ha he = “Astoria,” ae mships dione ee Sargent. ‘obonen pote er iow York. es naif <ieo8'y' Owen, Sum a am ae 18—Arrived, sohrs Albert randall, Wilber, Port Jotingon ; J B Bleockery she! Also arrived, gohts 8 8 ‘tyler, tet Provi- fence: Burnett, do for Nearspore) Bm gma Albany for Taunton; for Harwich ; Collins Howes, Jr, y for Myentuckee (and atl SNINEYA ania, \schrs. Nellie VINEYARD HAVES, Basan B Norrfs, Bouth Powers, Philadeiphia Vor ton, John B Norris, Bo nth Hoboken for do: do; Davidson, lew Philadelonia — for Itimore jor Bangor; Al lia, em kdwards, and: siphia’ Silverhecin Vinee James 5 Watson, Pe ata nd Bay 8t t Joho, ‘victory, Franklin tor do; Kiand tor do; ted ishing schrs R Bart. urns, of Provincetown, ndrews, Watt, Alexandria for ed—Steamer Dahlia (C8): schrs M A Hand, Lottie, hore, Arte Garwood, Charles Moore, b award south H Gostner Je, redo olden, Albert Mar cou A Hammond, and Davison. arrive. ‘Walker "Feed hiiadeasbie cre Tidal Wave, of Provincetown, bound souths Reet Ney, NC, May 18~Arrived, brig Mira (Nor), undersen, Bremertiaven; sone N NJ ‘alle Pathems Cork, ine mM ic ry ANKOUS. mene A AAACN Aasonct “DIVORGES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER- ont States for Regi vie La Je; we oe By Publielty required ; no cl t i HOURS Sttornoy: ot Broadway. 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