The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1874, Page 10

FLEETWOOD PARE. Becond Day of the Spri Trotting, Fine Track temdance. THE FIRST TROT. PaRK—Second Day oF SPRING | 1@ MEETING—May 27.—Purse No. 3, $700, | horses that have never beaten 2:45—$400 to the $200 to the second and $100 to the third ‘mile heats, best iiree in Ave, in harness. ENTRIES. g Meeting—Good 4 Large At- Mace’s ch.m. Washburn Maid 2221211 Pig tt Patterson's br. g. Wm. Walsh. 3 3 12212 2) @ol. Dickey’s br. g. Geo. Maynard. 1 133333 4. McKee’s bik m. Midnight, . T. A. Warren's w. g. Walter s. D. Piiier’s br. 8. Harry Bassett TIME. Half. “First heat. 1:15 | Becona heat eT | ‘Third heat 1:19 Fourth heat BT | Fifth heat. i218 Sixtu heat 119% Seventh bi 1:16} THE BETTING. Maynard was the favorite before the start and until four heats had been trotted, when Walsh went to the front at large odds over the fleld. Theo Washburn Maid, aiter wiuning the sixth heat, had the call over the field at odds, which continued to the end. THE TROT. First Heat.—One of the judges shouted “Go!” while another of them pulled tue bell rope for the horses to come back. Ben Mace would not stop, but went all the way around the track, while the ethers pulled up and came back to the stand. Ben Mace then claimed the race, but be was told by the judges that it was not 4 heat, and Ben then had to fail m with the other horses to try ms iuck a second time, Maynard took the lead at the start, ‘Walter S. second, Washburn Maid third, William Walsh fourth, Midaight fifth, Midnight, Walsh and Walter broke up on the turn and fell far be- hind. At the quarter pole, which was passed in 40 seconds, Maynard led one length, Washburn Maid second, three lengths ahead of Walsh; Midnight fourth, Walter S, Ofth. Maynard was two lengths im jrontat the hall-mile pole in 1:15, Washburn Maid second, ten jengths ahead of Walter 8.; Midnight joarth, Walsh firth. ie race then lay maswnen, Washburn Maid aud Maynard, The jatter managed to Keep in front to the end, winning the hest by two lengths, Washburn Maid a dozen lengths ahead of W. Walsh, Walter S. and Mid- Right distanced, Time of the heat, 2:34. Second Heat.—Walsh had the lead, Maynard second, and the Maid third. Rounding the turn Maynard took the front position and led Wash- burn Maid two lengths to the quarter pole in 39 seconds, and was the same distance ahead at the bulf in 1:17, with Waish three lengths away. Com- ing up the hill Maynard seemed to tire badly, 2 toat at the three-quarter pole only half a len; separated them. In the turn the Maid broke ba asshe did also at the drawgate, which gave M: nard the lead by haifa lengtn in 2:38%, with Walsh Jour lengths belind the Maid. Thira horses had a most excellent start, but going around the turn Washburn Maid broke up and tell to the rear. Then Walsh broke | up and ran in front of Maynard, cutting him off and necessitating bis going behind the mare. Walsh then took the lead to the quarter Pole, yet before be made the lower turn e Was passed by Washburn Maid. Time to the quarter pole 39 seconds, Maynard cast @ shoe after leaving the quarter pole, and lay back Jor the remainder of the heat. Waspburn Maid passed the hall-mile pole in 1:19, three Jengths aliead of Waish, the Jatter three lengths in front of Maynard. Going up the backstretch Waish closed gradually on Washburn Maid, and was lapped on her at the three-quarter pole. They swuug into the homestretch in that way, and alter a very pretiy contest up the stretch William | ‘Waish won the heat by half a length in 2:40, May- mard was about ten lengths behind. Fourth Heat,—The horses had a capital start at the first attempt. Walsh led around the turn and to near the quarter pole, when he broke up, and Washburn Maid took the lead, Maynard several Jengths behind, ‘The quarter pole was passed in 304 seconds, the hali-mile pole m 1:174, the mare leading two lengths, and she kept im front to th ond, winning the heat by two lengths in 2 Maynard fiity yards behind, PA/th Heat.-—the norses had anotler good stare, but Maynard soon afterward broke up, and the others trotted close together to the quarter pole, Which they passed in 40 seconds. The mare | then broke up and Walsh took @ lead of jour lengths to the hal!-mile pole in 1:18, and, keeping the gap open, won the heat in 2: Maynard a dozen lengths behind. ‘ Heat.—The horses got away on even terms, Dut near the quarter poie Washburn Maid aad ‘Walsh broke up. The mare recovered first and Jed past the pole in 40 seconds. She opened a ‘wide gap to the hali-mile nd in 1:19, and came home a very easy winner by tour lengtns in 2:44, W. Walsh second, Maynard third. Seventh Heat.—Wasnburn Maida went away with the lead, was never headed and won very handily. She trotted the first quarter in 384¢ seconds, the half mile in 1:163¢, and the heat in 2:37%, Washburn Maid won the first prize, W. Walsh the second anu George Maynard the tuird, THE SECOND TROT. SaME DAyY.—PURSE No. 4—$1,200; $659 to the first, $350 to the second, $200 to’ the third horse; | ue heats, best three in “five, in harness, for horses | ‘that had never beaten 2:25, ENTRIES. b. Young Charles S. Green’s br. Bruno G a Jonn TTrouve br. h. Barney a B. Mace’s bik. m. Blanche. TIME, Quarter. First heat. 3635 Second nea: 36 | Third neat. Boe | Fourth heat 7 Futn heat. 3644 THE BETTING. Bruno was a great favorire over the fleld before the start; and, after the first heat, whicu was won by Burney Kelly, be Dad the call, selling for $90, ‘Crown Prince $65, Barney Kelly $40. Crown Prince | became the favorite alter winning the second heat, and be sola in the pools ior $110, while Bruno fetched $40 and Barney Ke.ly $21. Bruno wou the third, Jourth and filth heats, and for the two last ‘Was a decided favorite at 100 to 40, THE TROT. First Heat.—Barney Keily had the inside, Crown Prince the middle position aud Bruno the outside. The horses had a capital start: bat Barney Kelly broke immediately alter leaving and Bruno broke on the turn. These mishaps gave Crown Prince a Jead of six lengtus to the quarter pole, which was passed by him in 26 seconds; Barney Keily second, two lengths ahead of Brano, On the jower turn there was no change of position, ana Crown Prince ied six lengths past the half-mile pole in 1:1234, Barney Keity second, two lengths ahead of Bruno. Coming up the bil, Barney Keily trotted steadily and gradually closed on Crown Prince, and at the three-quarter pole he was at the tne wheel of the latier, Coming on handsomely, Barney challenged Crown Prince tor tue jead at ate, and after @ Short struggle he carried to @ break and won the neat by a . Bruno was ten jengtns behind. 2 Heat.—Barney Kelly took the leaa at the start and held it to tue quarter pole in thirty-six Seconds, Bruno second, haif @ length in front of Crown Prince. Going around the jower turn Bar+ ney Kelly broke uo aud sell m the rear several Jengits. fruno led to the halfmile pole one Jengil in 1:11 en Ye n Prince secoud, alx lengtns shead of Barney Keily. Going up. the’ hill of the | Dackstretch bruno broke up and Crown Prince Went to the front and led three lengthe at the three-quar ier r Kelly heil @ dozen Jengths benlud. in, and Barney = ly made an uns ‘ort tor second place. Crown Prince wou by six lengths in ein’ Bruno second, oue te ugth 1p rout of Barney elly. Third Heat.—The horses were sent away well Yogetner, but soon Barney jeu in the rear, as Bruno and Crown Prince o 1 htm ground he | turn and down to the qnarter pole ch they | pursed “head yand “head | in as seconds, arney Kelly’ six Jengtns t Making the lower turn Crown Prince and Bruno took a lead of jour lengtus. | up beiore reaching the hall-mile pole, but was two Jengtus in fronvas he passed that pointin j:iz%. | crown Prince made a desperate but unsuc effort to overtake Bruno on the hill of the Btrevch, and the jittie horse had @lengty the b Of it at the three-quarter pole. He swung into the | homestretch clear of Crown Prince, ans, com ng | op gumely under the whip, Won the heat Jengtn in 2:26 barney Kelly. was a dozen Tengths benina, Fourth Heat—Hruno had the best of the send of, Crown Prince second, barney Kelly third. Going W the three-quarter pole Crown Prince and Hat mey Kelly botn broke up, 1 Brano led to that ur ieugiis in seconds, Barney Wiy Second, four lengths avead of Crown Prince. Barney Kelly broke again, ano Crown Prince took second place. Bruno was still jour lengths in front the half-mile pole in 1:is, Crown Prince second, two lengths ahead of Burney. Tue latter then made no further effort ior the heat. Bruno continued to Lig the end, winning the heat by tbs 1 , Crown Prince second, fifty ip tront of Barney Kelly. reno wes tir way, Barney gecond, Crown Prince ciose up. barney ciose a little two and Crown Prince had w go in gaat | however, foand an opening on the Fusrtst pols, being a length bet ‘Brun at that oint, Which Was passed eae in 0 seconds, Barney Koliy two Barney broke up on the lower and all bis chances of winning were over. uno ied Crown Prince to the hali-mile pole in n2. Goll up the bul Crown Prince carried uno to @ break and led two lengths \ (ve tnree- uarier pole, From yi Ay the Bore ¢ UDO, a epperer ng fro Sec eat Ss , and Huntly ‘the heat by a bead ey 2am rown Prince econ, eiguty yards in advance o! "Barney Keily. Each of the contestants won @ prize—Bruno ‘taking the first, Crown Prince the second, Barney Kelly the thirds in | $500 for the first borse, $1 NEW YORK HERALD, THURS’) AY, MAY 28, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET, MARYLAND JOCHEY CLUB RACES. BautiMore, May 27, 1874, ‘This was the second day of the spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club, The weather was pleasant and the track in fair condition. THE FIRST RACE. One mile, for ail ages; purse, $350 for the first horse; $60 for the second, Six horses started. 5 “ h, Bingamon, by Asteroid, Joseph Donahue’ ch. ¢,. Dubiin, “by Kentucky, Gam Zaidee, 4 years Old........... 005 P. Loriliard’s ch. ¢, Free eee by Kentucky, dam Parachute, 4 y¢ C8. CHESAPEAKE STAKES; eee mi and a quarter: $50 entrance, play or pay; club BS ada $500, of which $100 to the Precond filly. There | were nine entries, three of which started, viz. :— Jonn F. Chambertia’s ch. f Carina, by Planet, dam Magourka. +e . T. W, Doswell’s ch, f. Hattie Howard, by ‘Aus- tralian, dam Young Ctilla...... . T. W. Doswell’s b. 1. Elastic, by Kentucky, dam Biue Ribi . 2 THE THIRD RACER. SELLING RACE, lor all ages; mile heats; purse, for the second, Four started, viz, ;— Joseph Donabne’s ch, h. Business, by Revolver, dam Siren, 5 years old.......... P. Loriard’s b. c. Cariboo, by Lexington, ‘dam Alice Jones, 4 years old 2 Tt. t & W. R. Davis’ ch. hb, Dance, dam Nora Creina, aged. Time, 1:5434—1:4644. THE FOURTH RACE. FREE HANDICAP STakzs, for all ages; $25 en- trance; the club to add $80", of which $100 to ae to the second horse; two miles anda half, Four horses started, Oden Bowie’s b, h. Lotus, py Learaieeyen, dam ‘diadeen, by War Fanny Washington, 6 years old.. Z 1 | Lessing Lawrence © Lorilard’s ch. he ¥ @ Black- | Thuringia way. smith, by Vandal, dam Cholera, saedee 2 D. 4. Bannatyne’ sch. th. Stock wood. a ‘Asteroid, dam Alabama, 6 years old. ‘The other horse not piace Time, 4:39 TROTTING AT PHILADELPHIA, PHILADELPHIA, May 27, 1874. The spring races at Suffolk Park opened yester- day. THE FIRST RACE, Purse, $200; 3:30 horses; five started. Blonde ‘won the race in three straight heats. Time, 2:4), and THE SECOND RACE was contested by Milo C., Susie Kurtz and Lady Patterson. Milo C. won the race in three straight heats. Time, 2:334;, 2:364¢ and 2:36. This race was for a purse of $500, mile heats, best three in five, in harness, THE NATIONAL GUARD PARADE. ‘The spiendid weather yesterday afternoon con- tributed in no smal) degree to make the parade of the First division of the National Guard 8. N. Y. a@ success, Tne time appointed for the troops to march past ‘was half-past tour o’clocx, but long before that hour every available foot of standing room on the reviewing stand was occupied. The stand was placed on Washington square, at the entrance to Filth avenue. Governor Dix and staff arrived on the ground at twenty minutes past four o'clock. In front of the reviewing stand, and to the right and left of it om both sides of that part of Fifth avenue which runs through Washington square, the crowds of spectators were extremely aense. It was with much diMiculty that the police could keep back the people. Their pressure to the runs between the posts placed along the eastern side of the street gave way, and the crowd rushed pell-meii into the space in front of the stand, and defied fora time the efforts o1 the police to clear it, Up and down the avenue, and along the streets where the differeut regiments marched, and at the general rendezvous, on Madison avenue,’ the gatherings of expectant citizens were surpris- ingly numerous. ‘The line of march was taken up at four o'clock from the point @appui at Madison avenue and Thirty-fourth street, through the latter place to Fifth avenue and thence down to Washington sqaare, where the head of the column arrived at twenty-five minutes past four, the Governor and staff being already in their places. The Commander-in-Chief was attired in a plain suit of black, without any insignia of rank. Among the distinguished citizens who accompanied him or formed part of his personal stam were the {ol- et gentlemen:—Major General McDowell, United States Army; Mr. John Jay, late Minister at Vienna; Baron Von’ Schweinitz, ex-Senator Beekman, Major General Husted, General D. P. Wood, Adjutant General Rathbone, N. G. SN. Bam | General G. Duryee, Comptroller Green, Mr. L. Brad- ford Prince, Alderman McCafferty, A. J. beers, Colonel K. Knox, and Colonel Mamilion Fish, Jr. The division was formed ip three brigades (mixed), and was commanded by Major General phaier, its permanent chief. The corps passed the reviewing officer m the following order:—Major General Shaler and staff; tue Washington Gray’s troop of cavairy, Cap- tain Kicin; the separate troop oi Cavairy, Captain — Wylie; Brij ler General Ward and staff, commanding the leading (Third) brigade; ‘Seventh regiment, Colonel Clark, ten companies 0; Lwenty-six files front; Ninth regi- ment, Colonel Braine, ten companies, eighteen flies front; Eiguth regiment, Colonel Scott, ten com- panies, thirteen ties front; First battalion, Major Ross, six companies, thirteen files front; Fiity- aiith regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Schilling, nine companies, twelve files front; Battery B, Captain Kiein, six ‘guns with caissons, in column by sec- tions, The next brigade (the First), under Geu- eral Ward, marched past im this order :—The Brig- adier Geueral commanding and staff, Tweifth regi- ment. Colonel Ward, tea companies, fourteen flies iront; Sixty-ninth regiment, Coionel Cavanagh, ten con panies, lourteen files front; Seventy-ninth regiment, Colonel Shaw, eight companies, eleven fies irout; Twenty-second regiment, Colouel Porter, ten companies, sixteen files front; Seventy- frst regiment, Colonel Vose, ten companies, B1X- teen files frout; Battery K, First division, Captain Hauoner, six guns and Zalssons, in column by sec- tions. Colonel Conkling and staf! headed the rear (Second) brigade, which was com- posed of te Fitth regiment, Colonel Spencer, ten compantes, twenty fles tront; Sixth regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Vi companies, :weive files Jront; Eleventh regiment, Colonel Vimar, ten companies, twelve files frout; Higuty-fourth regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Beat- tie, eight companies, iourteen files front; Ninety- sixth regiment, Captain Moehring, panies, twelve files tront; Third cavairy, First division, Co.onel Budke, Jour troops, comprising about 250 savres, ‘tbe foregoing somewhat irregular order of march was arranged in conseqnence of the Fighty- =f ‘an Wyck, ten | nine com. | | China. 1 Jourth’s permanent commander being tn charge of | a brigade, aud the absence in Europe of Coonel*? Sterry, Sixth regiment, thus teaving it optional With the brigade chieis where to‘ piace the corps of their respective commands, The troops turned out in éxcelient order, and some of the regiments made very good murcnin,. ‘The old Seventh, as usual, headed the column ana went past His’ Exceliency the Commander-in- chief in a styie that iP t do credit to a battalion of imperial Guards. @ stuartness and military look Of Grafalla’s fine band, dressed in their new busbys, elicited much admiration. The Ninth looked well and marctned creditabiy, but the scar- let uniform worn by the band spoils that oni- Jormity of ap) ppoaran ce Which ought to distinguish the whole body. The old Sixty-uinth is improving cat in marching and carrying.their arms. ‘Ine 'wenty-second re; | surrounded by iv'for two di iment looked spiendidiy ana , marched very weli indeed behing Gilmore's famous | band, Ail the other regiments showed a decided improvement im many respects compared with jormer turnouts. The Ninety-sixth Regiment. Colonel Andrew Stauf, late Ninety-sixth regi- G.S. N. ¥., whose recent trial by court martial and conviction upon the grave charge of | disobedience of orders, 18 fresh in, the minds of military men in this etty, has had his mitted by the Commander-in-Chief at the recom- TMendation of the Major General commanding the First division, National Guard. Coionel Staul has been reinstated in command of ment. Mis rehabilitation 18 to take effect from the 20th inst. He was to have command o/ the Ninety-sixth yesterday's parade, The sentences of Lie! tenant Colonel Peter Hemmer and Major Frederi Kioeffel, both of the same re; tried at the same time with Colonel Staaf. and on — charges, are confirmed and will be ex- ecuted. The Annual Dinner of the Veterans of the Ninth Regiment. The third annual dinner of the veterans of the Ninth regiment came off last evening in the Spingler House in Union square. The tables were spread for about seventy-five guests, and among the invited were Lieutenant Governor Robinson, General Neison Taylor, General Duryea and General. flendrickson. The room was gaily decorated with the fags and banners of the regiment. After partaking of an excellent dinner the cloth waa removed. Colonel BH. VY. Withamson made the opening address of the pee aa and alluded in glowing verms to the status and condition of the regiment. The following toasts were then given and re: ponded to:—"The President of the United States, Volouel C, 8 Strong; “Army and Navy,” intence re- | 4 Captain | re} | Boug! front was at one time so great that the chain which | Bas | Bul Robert G, Rutherford; “Our 1d a yea General Avien Rutherford; Sint", “Regiment,” Colonel Braine; “Old and New ‘embers of the Ninih,” G, Schoonmacker ; “The Day We Ceie- brate,” cue George Tuite, and “Lovey Woman,” Charles McLaughlin, The proceedings passed off with éolat anu morning. \d mot terminate until aueariy hour this SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OP DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE BOnTas oF OF MAY AND JUNE. fae of Virginia: Fille se Parts. Rhein. lay May : Mi PBowing, Green {4 Bowling Green seeezveesa|t Liverpool..|19 Broadway. Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 29 Broadway. 2 Bowling Green + Bowling Green 7/61 Broadway. set . 15 Broadway. TBowling Green z Bee nawas roadway. 3 7 Bowling Green F Bowling Green 3. Bowling Greea 4 7 Bowling Green 6) Broad way. 6. 2 Bowling Green 6 ‘M4 Bowling Greea 6.| Liverpoor,,|59 Broadway. 6.|Liverpool..|13 Broa way: 6 9. 9. 0. Bootie. Frisia, | "Beer Almanac for New York—This Day: SUN AND MOON, WIGH WATER. Sun rises. 434/Gov. island..morn 6 08 SUN S€t8...00.. 721] Sandy Hook.morn 5 23 Moon sets...morn 8 02| Hell Gate....morn 7 53 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 27, 1874. CLEARED. Steamship Russia (Br), Gook, Liverpool via Queenstown —C G Francklyn. ‘Steamship scotia (Br), Evans, Glasgow—Henderson cateameni Hansa (Ger), Klugkist, Bremen via Sonthamp- bo oath Perit, Ellis, Hamilton (Bermuda)—Lunt uniearsni C City of Houston, Deering, New Orleans—C H Steamship Cleopatra, Bulkley, Savannah—Murri ‘steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston—J W Quin- bd oar an, Waefalaer, Liverpool—Thos Dunham's bie res sy. ac k Orto (Ital), Benza, Larne—) © Seager. Bark Raundrup (or), Bochmann, Bellast—Punch, Archer, which ? ret ‘26th from Boston, 1s consigne: sta Vernon 1 Brown The bark Isaac Hall, which covet 26th, is consigned toJ H Winchester 4 Co. The brig John Sherwood. which arrived nd 300 is con- to Murray & Ferris (not as before Passed Through Hell ‘ate. * BOUND sOUTs. ‘The sh! Steams! asaehip hess estas ae Portland for New York, with inmnd ed Eat tine i a et yh gee wi é Whrvasrotter, duith, Georges Bauks Yor New York, whch Boar. Suisbell Belfast for Rondout, with Inmber Se Wear albers F Fuso, Bingham, Providence for New SchrE D Otter, Che Chatwond Bangor for New Tork, bi 7 "eileen ailen Newport tor New York. Sener jeerson for Newyork. je, Davis, Port Je: Echt Seugatack, Hawkins, Stonington for Bohr Sarah LTmompsou, Brovadenee for X ir Sara! + we Toomas Jelena. Bloxham, Stamford for New ‘iicamer thot io States, Davis, Fau River tor New York, with mdse and passengers. ‘Steamer Gaiutea Gale, Providence tor New Xorg, with mdse and passenzers, BOUND BAST. * Soninmio Bolivar, Lawson, New York for New Bed- for Schr W R Barrie, Sawyer, New York tor St John, NB, Sehr Emily C Dennison, 4 Alien, Albany for Stonington. = L wang Stu ty re ‘a ‘orl Brown, ae ney, Ainboy for Providence. in, Port Johuson for Boston. bo hawken for Boston. nelly, New York tor Northport. Schr Orlando, Howleid: Newburg tor Fall Sehr Fararon Darley, Port Johnson for Salem. Schr Wave Crest, Hawley. Fort Johnson for Pall River, Sehr Margaret Sherman, New sore aR en Cove. Sehr Maiabar, Mecartiy: Bond a Schr Mary Tice, Dunham, Port ho for for ‘Bridgeport Sehr Eraaklin ‘Chadwick, Eddysville Schr Maty'd Adame Frisby, Port Johnsen tor Boston. Schr Hila a Pennell, Thombsou, Weehawken for Bos- Behr EF Wells, Scull Elizabethport for Greenwich, Echt Kato Scranton, Palmer, New York for Provi- sche Wighting sls. Young, Weehawken for Providence, A Schr Margaret Jane, Kennedy, Haverstraw for ¥rovi- lence. ‘egnr® & I Oakley, Newman, Port Johnson for Paw- togeer N Ayres, Provost, New York ford. Schr 8 P Goodwin, Williams, Hoboken tor Stamford. Schr Haze, McNamee, New Yors for ane h. Sehr Robert Smith, Hubbard, for Hartford. Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven. rt Johnson for Sag Harbor tor Norwich. Schr Hudson, Babcoc Johnson for New Lonaeu. Scur Evelyn Grower” New York for Newburyport Schr Lizzle Layton Elizabethport for Newburyport. gene Willard Baulsbury, Handy, Elizabethport for Bos- Schr Croskey, Terrill, Rondout for Providence. Schr @ Frei Keller, New York for Rockland. gene Bare eeent. ery a0 New Yors tor Bangor. Sch: rt Johnson tor Providence, Behr Julia Baker, Baker, New York for Bestag Schr C P shuts, ¥ Bene Sarah B Buc! oung. Hoboken for Bridgeport. "ey Sarah Maria, Smith, New York for New London. ley. Buckley, Weehawken tor New- agent 4G Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Croton Point tor Provi- mi Ann T Sipple, Barton, Rondout for Portland, Schr § E Barnes Jones, Staten Island for New Haven. Schr Ela, Ross, New York tor Huntington. Steumer Galatea, Gale, New Yor ‘New York tor Proviaence. BELOW. Baye & pert . Falmouth— p Livingstone (B: 1m TAverpool Hark Lae reochane Herre Usain ers ce Falmnou' Shp ip Oyelghe, King, ou Batavia Wf Gate vand was ordered to B i hark ier Laura (Ital), Salemont, Cork or Falmouth— 7 Sark La Paima (Ita), Gallo, Cork or Falmouth—a P Ag rk Giovannina (Ital), Califano, Cork or Falmouth—A P jark Pe erseverante (Ital), Borzo, Cork or Falmouth— Se Precision neG{OD sn OER. Queenstown or Fal- tterdam—Slocovich & Co. mouth—Tetens & Boc! Bark Olga (Ital), Bennati, Antwerp—A P Agresta. ‘inkbaw, ‘Constantinople—George F Bark Paotina (Ital). Pozze: Bark Eldra (Br), fon) Bark Adelheim ‘Nor? Johannsen, 60 days trom Bark Angela Parod, Picard, from Genoa (all eS boat Henr¥ Crawford). Brig Dundee (of Yarmouth, N3), from Sagua, SAILED, Steamships Russia (Br), for Liverpool; Hansa (Ger), Bremen: Perit, Hamilton (Bermuda); City of Ben New Orleans; Cieop: oe Savannah; Charleston, Charleston; ship Corsie in Francisco; barks Ecliptic Buliey. Gus) Queenstown ge Falmouth’ Vests (Gerke Acene Amalfi (Ital), Amalfi, Trieste —J C Seager. dam,;' Nina Seconda (Ital), Cork oF Falmouth; Marcnini Bare Roving Suilor, Bryant, Marsellles—s © Loud & | (tal), do; Fmelia Ciampa (Ital), do: Krey Woggerson Ger), do; ‘Chiara tab, inate Gamera (OAC ANG ‘Bark Maria Adelaide tal), Naccarl, Gibraltar—John | werp; Frank, Cronstadt; Lawrence, Venice; Carmel © Sen, (Br), (from Liverpool) a Drigs Aster (87), Sr Johns, Bark Siorning Light (Br), Travis, Barbados—Miller & F; Martinquaise (Fr) Havana; Bare fessy (Br), Symonds, Richmond, Va—George F cate Lizzie Zittiosen, Dow, Montevideo—)ohn Zittlo- Si Oliver Cutts (Br), Nelson, Port au Prince—R Mor- may. Pearl, Bri Port Spain—D Trowbridge & Co. ‘ Eke E fylaud, Lawton, Kingston Jack H clon re Peri, Perkins, Buctouch, NB—Brett. Son & Co, Brig Mary & Pennell, Eaton, South Amboy—brett, Son Co, schr Moonlight. Allen, Barbados—D Trowbriige 4 Co. hr Conservative, Benson, Greytown (Nic)—Strout ‘Schr Jas W Boyle, Benjamin, Harbor Island—B J Wen- Schr E K Dresser, Harris, Baracoa—1 R Staples. Schr Clara Woodhouse, Cruse, Brazos Santiago—Wood- house & Rudd. Schr Henrietta, Langley, Brunswick, Ga—Warren Ray. eget Mary Lonisa, Gaskill, Washington, NC—Zophar “chy Nellie Potter, Gaskill, Washington, NO—W K Hin- man mache Wi Win Senry, Van Name, Norfolk, Va—Isaac RB ‘Snr Annie Verden, Bernard. Boston—Squires Bros Sehr Statesman, Wilcox, Salem—Wilson Godfrey. Sehr Florenee, > Sackett, “Fall River—Fergusan £ Wood. Schr Alamo, Sanborn, Balisbury. Mase—A Richardson Seti Hannah E Brown, Sackett, New Haven—C H o Schr W S Thompson, Tullock, New Haven—M Briggs & Sloop W P Hunt, Dewey, ge a8 theta a Sloop Screamer, Sylvester, Bost has Twing. Btealner Bristol, Wallace. Pailadelbina--vas Hota ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS~ AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINB/ Steamship Calabria (Br), McMickan. Liverpool May 16 | and a oil 17th, with mdse and 451 passengers to C G Francklyn. Day 26, 123 iniles east of Sandy: spoke sbip Traveller, bound west, steamship Great Western (Br), Stamper, Bristol y 13, ee nd 80 passengers, to E E Morgan & so q fornia (ir), Ovenstone, Glasgow May 16 andMovine iu, yen mdsé and 529 passengers len- Gerson Bros. May 25, lat 41 53, Ton 60 48, passed steamship Atlas (Br), hence for Liverpool. Steamship Hohenzoliern (Ger), Nordenholt, Bremen May 12 and Havre 15th, with mdse and 225 passengers to Celrichs & Co, Had much for on the -Pamage; May 17 1at4940, fon 11, spoke bark W. foP Bremen; isthe 1at49 20, Jon 11 99, bark. rank Marion. from Amsterdam tor New York: 224, lat 46 21, lon 48 bark Meta (Ger), from Rugenwalde tor + Goth, lat 42 14, lon 62 39, steamship Baltic (Pr), hence for Liv bool: same day. ship Syren, trom Boston for Honotult. ling (br), Marr, Antwerp May 18, with ne aud 168 passengers io 0 W Coton Mteamanip Etna Bn, Boker, Santa Martha May 10, 8a- yo hand Kingston, Ja, 20th, with mdse to Pim, ‘orwo eal hy “Morro Castie, Morton, Havana May 22, | wito mdse and vussengers to WP Civde & Co. Mav 10 miles north of Carysfort Usht, passed brig G A Sparks, from Cardenas tor New York. teamship City of san Antonio. Pennington, New Cr- with mdse and passengers to CH Mallory y 28, of Carysfort Reef, spoke bark Lincoun, from New Orleans for Tarragona; same ume, brig Adelé McLoon. trom Cardenas for sew York. Steamsmp Richmon4. Reid, Nortork, with mdse to the Old Dominion Steamship Company. Ship Boghton tower (of Liverpool), Trumble, Calcutta %4 days, with mdse, to Kidder, Peabody & Co. the Cape'ot Good love April li, crowed the Bouator i aay 5, In lon 29: no date, iat 0 4, lon 2915, spoke ip it Gharies, hence for Sen Francisco. May 24 1a Jou 72.56, ship ‘Elion Southard, frcm New’ ‘Drleans {oF eval. Ship Algoma (ot Halitax), Curry, ool 45 days, in | Liver, ballast, to muster: 18 anchored af Sandy Book for orders. | ‘Ship Reunion ‘of Bath), Curtis, Huvte april 7. in. bal: * last to master. Is anchored at Sandy Hoox tor orders, Bark Fruen (Nor), ‘Beasenson, London @# days, in bal- last ta Funch, Edye Bark lrene'(Nor), Jorgensen, Holl 72 days, in ballast, to Funch, Edye & Uo. May 3, lat 46 22. lon 41, spoke bark Charlotee Ger) jrom Bremen for Baltimore; &th and 9th, lat ¢ passed an quantities of ice and was ion 49, Bark Pring Cari (Nor), —-— Newcastle, in ballast to master. | Is anchored at aia Hook tor otders. Bark Kraljevika (Aus), sveriinga, Neweualle Feb 23, enstown April 6 with mdse to Funch, Bdye & ‘orwegian bark, 211m | Maye lat 40.40, lon 40 13. signalled a bound east, showing signal letters Hw Bark Angelo Antonio (Ital), Bozzo. Ailoa April ballast to A P Agresta. 18 anchored at Sandy Hook for oners ogeheritn, (A (ang), Campacca, Havre 61 days, in vee wana (Ger) Deutsch, Rotterdam Mareh 26 in Bari Mana (Ger), ‘otterdam Mare! ballast to J W Schmidt & Co. Is anchored at Sandy Hook tor orders. Nor), Eldrup, Antwerp April 25, in bal- bark Arcadia loc ainann. Koepeke, Stettin 65 days, last to Tetens & Bark Yonder Heydt (Ger), with empty barrels to © Tobias & Co. From lat 43 to 44, | Jon 45 to SI. passed large quantities of tee. Bark Mimer (Sor) Sorensen, Stavanger 60 days, in ballast to F Bag Eaye & Co. Bark Cleone, Maloney, Cienfoegos 21 days, with sugar to Buegiere & Avalis. Bark Canada (of Windsor, Wood, Port by esy | 1 days, with coal to Bird, Perkins '& Job; vessel #00 Amy (o! Plymouth), Pinkham, Palermo 61 days Alar M0 dave with fruit to Schovle & Day; ves- iF Bulley. ig Maren (Dan), Mateen, Rio Grande 46 Sw, with pid f Bre wool to Brown Bros & Uo, vessel to Funch, Brig China (of Lahave, NS), Manthorn, 8t John, Py | Via Delaware Breakwater 14 days, with molasses to H H swift & Coy vessel to LF Brigham: Brig Annie Mitchell (of Shelvurne. NS), Sanders, Caibaes rien 4 favs with sugar lob D Morgan '& Cox vessel to now re rig Mary (of Digby, NS), Hughes, Cientnegos 24 dary Pith molasses tod 4G Fowier; vetwel to J WPieiwel Siete Etta Whittemore (of East Machias), Trott, Care denas 14 days, with sugar to Peck & Jewett; vessel to dea Frye’ Co. Brig’ Wanderer (of St John, NM), Payson, Matangas 2 ia with sugar to Brown Bros & Co; vessel to Eagle Kale. Brig ¢ van Horn (of Windsor. NS, Hooker, Matanzas Uidayg with, sugar snd molasses to onier, Eoowouh Snow & Burgess. 2,15 miles SW of Cape Greet out of water, ald was apparently mtaohed to ® May 2 assed @ vessel's mainboom, with jaws sticki sunken vessel Brig Maggie Reynolds (Br), Kinney Matangsg 14 Gaye wrltraugar to Brown Bros & Co; vessel to PI hr Impulse (of Cornwallis, NS), Curtis, Rio Grande todays with ides and wool to Ueirichs & Co; vessel to Scbimtinaky, Lotz & Sehr Lodisa D (of ot Jobo, NB), Wagne: “solr Julia A Decker, Fre: witn pines to Wi Douglas: vyesse Schr Darius Rady, Hideout Jueksonvilte Tuinber to Fairchil unr Alethes, Dury. Schr Harry Landel Sroglor, Virginia Schr Angi@ Predmore, ‘Shernam eVirginia. Schr riia Bodine, Butler, Virgit Schr WG Leonard, Jurgensen, Virgmia scht Jane Emsom Decker, Georgetown, DC. sear AP Avery, Kya, baltimore, was taken to Sisinore after demned and sold, Ban Genoa. Apri 29 | miles. Also that iu ‘Agata (ital). Venice; xcelsior, Berm break, Wauks River, N eee Maritime Miscellany. The purser of the steamship Morro Castle, trom Havana, has our thanks for favors. Snip Assy Kyerson (Br), from Mobile for Reval, which being ashore, has been con- K CHRISTOPHER CoLuMscs (Ger), Dosbler, from for New York, put into Lisbon previous to May 26 wich cargo damaged, and will have to dis- charge for repairs. Bark ARwxnta, Harding, from New York for Malta, whieh put into Syra Nov'l, damaged by collision, re- mained at pyra May 1. waiting the decision of the courts. Her cargo has been lurwarded avie: dosti: jon. Bang E A Kexnepy, 748 tons, built at Waldoboro, Me, in 1866, roy hailing from New York, which arrived at Havre’ Jan 6, was sold tnere and her aame changed. Banx Pruteva, Davis, from Portland, which arrived at Montevideo Abril 1 and remained in port 19th, has been burned in the River Plate. One-quarter of the cargo saved: vessel a total loss. The P registered 515 fons, was built nt Westbroke Me, in 1372, and owned in Fortiand by J 8 Winslow & Co and Bria § C SHaw (Br), Bell, ‘orn Ponce for Montreal, was abandoned in a sinking condition May %. Crew Tescued and landed at st sont, NB. Thes. cr regimered in res and was buut in 1861 at Yarmouth, N8, whence e halle Pepe Mite) Leen Aas re at? papave. by! she put in shelter, having been dismasted on the v. New York to St John's, NF, is Her earso is total loss. Bees ge in Ld York. '(A brevious report said she had 1G QUEEN or THE West (Br), Hammett, from Halifa: has arrived at Demerace discrete ee sae Sonp Sanam M Sauxvens of Gloucester, before re. inisport, was sold at auction ToCapt Baker, of Deunispore for ga00, A UoHOn Haat woek Some Suxxy Sovrn, from New York, in gomg up G: Yeston harbor 19th per went Sahore” near By sheock's bo ae was hauled off next morning and towed up to Seun 8 My Bancoce. sank at Riker’s Island, wag Wants amiraet nears tae Ene om) s about a0years old. of 78 fons, aul wae ued at about $2000. She is submerged. kt about 20 fect of water, and a New York wrecking company offers. to alse Her fof $4U0, The cargo of coal, was consigned tn Capt Joshua Thompson, of why, RI. Scun Davernixa, Capt Loud, of Brookeriile, Me, Bangor for Weymouth Mass, loaded. with leaaber, capsized of Cape Ann during the ‘orm, on Manda fermoon. The erew were taken off by schr ateler, During the nigh brought into Pigeon Cove, Mags. d ashore at Good Harbor Be: RI, 234, for Dayspring ari pftoor Sruxp. which satled, trom Bristole Edgartown. returned same day. having sprung aleuk hile beating down the river, anu will be takeu on the Tal.way. 8100P Huxry Cuay (of Essex), Mack, sunk off West brook on Friday forendon last. dhe ‘wus last laden With, coal for Middletown, and loaded at Port Johnson, Hatarax, May 27—The solr Northern Chief (Br), 6 aays from, Jersey “actived at Arichat on the $34," after a rough passage, during whic! ler mainma: and pulwarks carried away, bie a ‘gal he Patrinus, also from Jersey, arrived at ichat on the 2a'in s8days; had a bolstcrous passage sails, bulwarks, Benen tent oet patmeartix, Del, May 27—Schr Yankee Maid, for Rock. ‘ounded 01 lower end ot the bi Bir'without damage and proceeded. sive eo Paovience, RI, May 27—Steamer Enterprise, for New York, weht aan ore on Fisher Island youterday, ‘The Captain landed Mystic and ‘entered a , and Be a S ue one WG help. The on the rocks an tha mpin; eavily. 8! 5 louded with raiiroad iron and machinery. tithes se Qversc, May 2s—Ship Tasmani rived here leaking. ‘87 Joun. NB, Ma is verv large at i> from was and it the la, from Mull, has ar- She will go into dock for repairs. %3—The beeen S, of Lem rh in port it. and over ft vessels are now on their way to st y a0. that in & mnonth oF less we are likely to sce a larger’ number ot i ressels in our harbor than ever were 1n it at any time before. Notice to Mariners, Wasnincton, May 27, 1874, The Light House Board has received notes. trom. the Fovernment of the Dominion of Canada ‘that a light ous has been erected ontuorth pier at the entrance of Kiueardine harbor, Lake Huron, and th i shown trom it on the 2d ins the light tea. Axe te light, elevated 87 feet above the the hen the lake, iuclear weather should be seen at a distance ‘Srten eam fog has been erected on the northwest head of Grand Wenau, hich ‘will be put i operation on the Ast of July next. 54 hide @Whalemen. At San Francisco May 2, ship Jireh Perry, 0 4 ae 140 bbls oil, Which wes being tipped” pet ar Teter trom Gent Wilson, of bark Gazelle, of NB, ro- ports her at st Helena April 14, to sail on a short crulse and be at home in June. There had beena Seay. on board bark Palmetto, and two of the mutineers to be brought to New Bedford on board the Gazell panied py the American Consul, Was taking on freight some 500'pbis oil from bark Usp! Prey. A letter trom. apt Robinson, of pate Palmetto, of NB, Teports ber at St Helena April lS. Capt R had been sick, but had recovered, and would sail that day ona cruise and return In september or October A letter trom Capt per, of bark Osprey, of NB, dated st Heine ‘Agel 4, reports was shipping oil by bark Gazelie. A letver trom Capt Thacher, of bark orts her at st Helena April 14, with 1. lo wh oil. Would cruise in the North Atlantic and be home in August. Reports, Ge te Vat 29 20, loi , bark Mercury, Giitord, NB, 27) bois 2p, oll, and alters @ large whale alongside jo date, iat BY ie saw 2% with nize, bark Marcella, Sturgis, Bailing « one “small whale. Spoken, ant Fer f Apne), Premuda, from Trteste for New York, May 7, n0 y ABO east, showing signal letters HBFK, May ‘hr, poun a ‘h, showing signal letters D & S, May mo NB, bouna east, 341 3888, lo 21, las 33 50, loa 71 38 OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, eerie ene Steamship Bahiana Runs Short of Coal and Barns Part of Cargo—Arrivals and Departures. Loxpox, May 27, 1876, Steamship Pahiana (Br), Williams, trom New Orleans, arrived at Liverpool to-day, and reports having run jortof coal, and was compelled to burna portion of her cargo, ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpool May 27, steamshin Bah{ana (Br), Williams, New Orleans (see above); ship Victory (Br). Watson, do. Arrived at Sunderland May 26, bark The Queen (Br), Thompson, Pensacola. Arrived at Faimouth May 27, bark St Lucien (Fr), An- briot, Sap Francisco, Arrived off Sellly May 37, bark Wega (Nor), Brandhog, from Philadelphia for Stettin. Arrived at Cardiff May 27, bark 8 C Bulgin (Ger), Koop, Pensacola. Arrived at Penarth May-%, bark Annie 4 Sophia (Br), Croker, New York. Arrived at Limerick May 26, bark Constantia (Nor), Rafu, New York. Arrivea at Sligo May 26 bark Panama (Br), Gillies, Darien. Arrived at Queenstown May 27, ship Merwanjee Fram- Jee (Br), Bidwell, San Francisco; bark Chimoea (Nor), Haave, New York. Arrived at do May 26, barks Madelaine (Fr), Equilbeca, San Francisco; Liscio (Ital), Revello, Baltimore; brig Vigilant (Br), Thorsen, Wilmington, NO; 27th, steamships Canada (Br), Webster, New York for Liverpool; Den- mark (Br), Bumner, do for London; Caledonia (Br), Sidey, do for Glasgow. Arrived at Antwerp May'26, ship Cultivator, Cook, San Franelsco via Queenstown. Arrived at Lisbon, schr Eagle Rock, Hammond, New Yors, Arrived at Civita Vecchia, brig Tasso (Ital), Trapani, New York, Arrived at Melbourne May 26, ship Templar, Haskell, New York. SAILINGS, Salled trom Liverpool May 27, steamship Indiana, Sumner, Philadelphia. Sailed from Gravesend May 27, ship Sonora, Paine, New York. Sailed trom Tralee May 26, bark Obilich (Aus), Milino- vich, United States, Sailed from Sligo May 26, bark Bjorviken (Nor), Ander- sen, United States. Sailed from Rotterdam May 25, barks Arvid (Rus), Hertzberg, United States; Aquila (Nor), Gerara, do. Sailed trom Antwerp May 26, ship 8S Thomas, Fast- man, Oardif. Sailed trom Leghorn, bark Fenwick (Br), Gormly, Bos- ton. Sailed trom ——, Nimrod, for United States, Foreign Ports. May Us—Arrived, Dries Peerle tage! iphias Co Chiet,'Ma to ed Tor nafs schra Ge: ston; 1éth, schr he a Garin itarke mtuegos, Norgravi Brothers, Chase, Sagua; schr R of Hatteras. Bx! May 25—Sailed, Alpi . oe lay led, brig Alpha ae Prowse, AV AN, 20—Arrived, bark, zier, Raighs, talunore: ‘alltax. Sar E Frazi 2ist, brig Woodcock tbr, Mattison, sailed 19th, bark Anna os Steverts, Wilmington, Cx brigs Atlanti ndal Gonkiin, New" Yorks ast b Pensacola; rims MRBOE taLagne ai ort schrs B Now York inédays; Albert Clarence, for do in 8a} ALI May 27—Arrived, steamship tyrian n, Linon, May Se Arrived Wrevions, bark, Christo is ived previo rk Christopher Columbus (Ger), Doebler, Geuoa for’ New York Wee aie: e Lecaorn, May 6—Arrived, bark Caro. Brooks, Naples. Maxacaino, May 8—In port schrs Ocara, for New York, ue Northern Home, for do, do, uranzay, May’ I6—ailed, ‘bark Burn Brae (Bn), Hate ‘Oharles Morton, Davis, sehr Hichmond, Powera Now York; ered ent yn; schrs’ ty ‘ilson, Wilson, north e lewman, Newinan. do. Beved tk f0 Previous to ‘May 27, bark RW Griffiths, Drummond, Ni te —Arrived previous, ship Robena, inwal), May %3—Sailed, steamshii Salvador, Dexter, an Fraticlsco via Central American and Mexican ports. o jurBKC, May 22—Arrived, ship Zimi (Br), Sloan, New rleans. arnived 25th, steamer Daplia (Br), Cutler, Philadel- PSRANGRAT, April 8failea, ship Springfield, Dwight Manila notin port Lethy, B bert, De py bark Windward, Stannard, from Port- tana Ns ni Ma} bryahe dy Rort brig Ida (Br), for north of | Hatter + sel Fa Moats n, Bortem tor a St Jouns, NF, May we Arrived, steamship, Aus- trian (Br), Ritchie, iS eaeeoor (and sailed at 7 ht tor Halifax). SrJoum, NB, M, y 23—Arrived, schrs Addie & Nellie Bs Cameroa, New York: Lizzté Dakers (Br), Wilbur, Chas. Bovey, Scott, Darien; 26th, brig Wapiti (Br), Longnur: Portfa oe eared 23d, ani. Herbert Beech (Br), Crosby, Liver- 00 PeSailed 25th, ship Andrew Jackson, O'Brien, Liverpool. Stary Sreaxan Anenpat, May 2—Cl ALICANTE, Mai New York vie, 1 arn 13—Sailed, Coles, Marr, New York; Brag rai. cnt + 14th, Olga, smi 4 ce led fr g a ym Flushing Houde ths Annie Bengay, Oann, ney, OB. ARIA, April 6—Cleared, Alexander McNeil, Storer, nn Brrorn, May 8—Oleared, Castelar. Lund, America. mere March jailed, Gem, Pearson, Austra- aa Jas aaa, a] le, Lunoe, New York. eo knived, Rovere Dillon, Ratchiord, Berry. Berry, New Yor! ate ron tox ay 12 Went to sea, Tamesi (9), Glemet, ork, ane D, chm 18—Arrived, Jacob Radovani, New ‘ari Bimosich, do. BREMERHAVEN, x i. Herboth, New, Yor! Arrived, Evernard Delius, d 12th, ptt M Dudman, Darkee, North America. acomenmaces, May 12—Arrived, Achtma (s), Dabistrom, ue * May 15—Arrived, Florence Chipman, Farr, teen, for loading 13th, Wetterhorn, Rich, Rio Jan- CRONsTADT, May 10—Arrived, Ursus Minor, Jorgensen, Savannah; llth, Paders Minde, Berg. Philadelphia. wee Lourra, May 15—Sailed, ‘Arethisa, Lamont, New rik. Satied oe Saugor April 19, Edward Percy, Stewart, Deacon, May 16— Arrive Ottavio M, Rossl, Baltimore. Saited iéth, Asteraa, Lai sen, Bos ton, via Swansea. Deat, Mai Is—Off, Abbis, Feuster, trom Hamburg for San Francisco. Eustnore, May 12—In the Sound, Chas Dickens, Ter- kelsen, trom Pillau tor Philadel) pha 13th, Juno, Lock- ner, trom New York for Cronsta: Faumoutn, May 16—A: rived, Colonist, Nordpy, New York (not at Queenstown). Sailed Mth, Bllet Thorsen, for New York, Giascow, May 14—Satled, ‘Ara, Isaksen, Wilmington; Frinacria jompson, New York (and trom Greenock Arrived A ak see 15th, qe Ltt rd Young, 8t Job, N Ghus L Pearson, Swain atied tath ‘Eos, Torkildgon, New York. Coes, May 9—Arrived, itmile, Oarrutio, New York. Guoveksten, May 18—Arrived, Colorado, Moses, nah. amBuRG, May 12—Arrived, Vandalia Franzen, New Orleats; 13th, Frisia (Ss Meter, New York. 2th, Abbie Thomas, McMullen, St John, NB; wth. George’A Iiolt, Norton, dos lad teed at Cuxhaven 14th, Hermann, Haack, Baker's Hinrieroon. May 1d—Arrived, Yosta, Frost, Portland, O, vis eenst n. meipoon, May —Arrived, Prairie Bird, Sandford, ‘Livenroot, Ma: New Orleans (and entered out 8th tor, do) ba Zealot Pet guarie (8), Best, York; Island; Celestial frm been Teported arrived eth Boston : Scotia (s), Lott, New ¥ Saiied lath, ‘ransit. Percy, Portland, Me ame days Vic yictorle, Warren, ynas § (vot as i belute Davidson, Syane ‘Ane; . New York; Flost randveasen, Baltimere. Entered out 4th, Bergenseten, Wesenverg, Baltimore Edith Warren, Clarke, Caicutta; Eliza beeline cee Sandy Hook: Staffordshire. Gunson, hoxDox, May I6-Arrived, Bjoratra Hanmerstad, “Uteared Lot, Prance (), Thompson, New York. Entered out Mth, Erin (s), Andrews, New-York. ied trom Gravesend Ith, Nornén, Helgesen, New (and passed Deal 16eh) ssox, May 8—Arrived, Alma, Christiansen, Pen- nase 6th, preppatts Olsen, New York; 9th, Marianna ‘Leite, ig 8 18—Arrived, Favorita, Greenman, Pisa- qiamgns May LL Arrived, A Heaton, Rogers, New 0} of Basen: east Warren, Leach (trom Hartle- vin nal ed), |, Amy N Lane, Carver. Bris- New e A ‘EW fay 13—arriv I for St Thomas NornxorinG, May 8—Arrived, Alwine, Schade, York: Agnes, Siedenderg, do. Nartrs, Mi ay 10 arrived, Speed, Larkin, Pozeual My. Pa a Ross, May 16—Agrived, Brothers & Sisters, Smith, RS May 13—Off, Pp mcgen Rom, from Havre for Cardiff, to load for Hong Ki QUEENSTOWN, May esarrived, Olai Kyrre, Anderson, New York (incorrectly reported arrived at Cronstadt jew th), ‘ va if Simpson, from Liverpool for ev Sailed i2th, Kong Sverre, for Qagheo thot as before) : Mth, Domenico, by alee ‘aterford: Barono Yrangezany, Cuininigh, a Viet ri two from New ork); Guiseppe —Satled, for Vhiladetp! Bato LOOMES,. ay 1S—O8, ‘En ymion, Trinick, Son ew York tor Fasmoueh. « Rid May 9—Arrived, Fomdlhaut, Kreplin, Phila- | rs A TREORD, May 15—Arriyed, Dominico, Manasterotti, New Yi Grrexoce, May 15—The Martahen (s), which grounded above Kenfrew after collision with ¢! 18 of Georgia {») on the night of the 19th, got om yesterday, nd salled trom the Tai! ef the Bank last night The passengers who returned to Clyde by. the Gleatyea Steamer Ethiopia were transterred yesterday to, tht which "valled for New York Naat nine. the Bi numbered over 800. The Ethiopia proc sgow tor repairs yesterday afternoo Liverroot, May 14—The Charlotte Geddie, Perera, Fyjved bere, trom Galveston feportes—Apt pril 23, at 7:30 at 42 tswiln, net hoiag Jacobsen, ‘aged bs native of Hambarg, fell overbor envy yale and high sea at the time, and was drowned, Loxpoxnenny, May 16—The Caroling, Itallan bark, ‘¢ from New aim reports, Api Garguilo, arrived had hes re Al gales, during whi jost topsali, part ‘warks and boa! Ransoor april 18—The Re lean ship, which yesterday, will bd. extuor to to 447 of 1, Ameri arcive "be. vey, nosed the g! ona voyage to sourabava Wi to-morrow for avin American Ports. fare ANDRA, Mee: a posnty, & Nor- wi jetown, Ne ic Dinsmore Paavo, Wash: “ee a Fmer. ae ae im, Col- pas Pouladelphias mehr Ricnard am, Carter, rk, mshipe, Pl Foster, Charleston; Aries, ‘Gen Whitney, Halle, New Basta 5,Jobn Bright Kelly, Suri i Cleareec Reena Wheiden, Fhiadelp York Urlas da 0 mM tiie Kraos, ton it v York; ar Nan" Thorndike, Cam: | \led—Steamahip Aries; bark MB Stetson; | brig Jobr ) Brighimane } 27th, bark Ukraine, Melcher, Tanta “Wy Glou sehrs s Wave, “Addison, New York; W @ ~ H Bartlett, Kelley, New York via I—Arrived, steamer John W a ca nes Barton, Knight, iy 3d pee Nem, York: sen, Cork or Falmouth. fc for ordes ay queen Con- jence; te: Janell as tle Beard. § New Beatora; Sea bird jewbu} naga Deh iawoaway, New ar pee Beha smb incre, brig Francis: laa (not r*) aggre ed). . ‘liar se a8 wea mor, Davis, Par. a New Yor! Gover BR Lad ps ae French, i, quntston, 3 ta none rer rn? 2 as en Yankeo Blades das Gsorssiori BY May 26—Arrived, schrs_ Capitol, Mal den, Saugerties; Josephine, Bridy rf Hila Jang, New York Belle, Hobokeu;’ General iroton, ‘CHARLESTON, May 23—Cleared, brig HB Jon a Havane vie veraundinay ooh? Nelle, hasan more, ith arrived steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York; an jaaie Hi mamond (Fe), ir), Cole, aiknoray schr Major 01 ot \—Bark nous nition, Christensen, Bremen. Fotis MONR! din tor. Balti- ken, from Bremen. for Barbados; also snip Kinet cate Dean, wer! York. yx He ER, May "ie Balled, schr Abet W Parker, shfom, below, achr Daniel Brown, Emerson, George. “GALVESTON, May 20—Arrived, bark Mandarin (Br), Forth, Jamalca. red-—Schr St George, Tredup, Tampico. —Sehr Robert Ruff, Routen, Hayan: Guvkorrows. SC, May 20—Arrived, sche EV Glover, Ingersoll, Kew Yo rk. SLOUGESTER, Nay 26—Arrived,. schra Ernest, Lee, Windsor a for Baitimor ; Louisa ‘Smith, Faber? a deip! pide Hockports Magion Draper: fle or} tiadel we mary & pared ‘arren, ais Manportor f tor doi U hagas or Boner, oPrankiin for to. NEW O01 sfard satan May 2%—Arrived, schr Gertrude lows [ae ages cp panes ods Hew , Lin ve Arrived at the Passos #7th, UW steatner Worcester (and A ii Ar. Lk, ny, 2 Asrived, echrs Sarah id, New York 300 G x Cama: nol {i fore 8 Flag aa . at Boston, or Phila elphin TW saver Pal wn, Pronk wi, ‘ork: Fra diner 1 estan rae, pron, Bradford, ‘hangor (or ner’ for jompson, Bradioi fondout: Waa & Ook, Lanesville tor Phtle- Ranma nor, fe fae ior New York; ‘g do; lien Morison, Prospect bod Soke for do; Saxon, Warret , Bockland jor do: # Binley, ;J & H Crowley, Crowley, rH Thorndike, Cushman, at Hupper, Boothbay, for achias for New. Yor! Qhalcedony,, In aoe do. tur do: Mediator, Fail River for abtuet Westall, Somerset tor Balied—Seire Jonnie M Vana lervort, ‘Homa, from Wilk mington, NO, tor New Bedtord for New York; Adetphia. Allen, Fall gbarire, ‘Trefethan, for a lence for do? John D Griffin, Gould, for do: Mist, Maney, Fall. River or Bretton: Pigeon, Balm. -omérest for P ht Chase, New Bedford tor New York Fhinney, do for do; Tle, Heath, ight ete bbs, Coffin: Planter, H. farding, aud Su let tt B ae Bre New Bediord tor ao; ts, Si r for do; Hunter, Green, bighton. for dos tf Grace, Wiscasset tor fe sloop Daring, Statin Proviz dence for do; schrs Lou! nox, Semerset for New York: Luna, Wells, do tor do: Charter Ok, Gloucester for do; Anna B Jacobs. Jones, Providence for do; Amos Briggs, Knapp, do tor Haverstraw; Argo, Gurney, ham for Jersey City; B F Brainard, Hall, Bos meeunnte Rew Yorn; HB. Metcalf, Handy. do. tor’ doe Marthe Jane, Mott'and Thomas # Smith; Bowman, Fall River for do; Harriet Ryan, Baker, Ni Daught on), Cornwaltin’ No nau rn ora "3 NEW GAVEN Nay S-Arrivedy sehr Geo W Ander son. Anderson, igeksonvitie. PENSA\ May Arrived. bark Queen, of Com- erce “BN Cameron, Port Uni schrs Monterey, * Mary Freeland, {sfom ao. 6, Soder am (Date Bonavis, eth mn pton 5 A Sanaa ie (Nor), Big ae Wun” ship” Magmides ; bark Lady ir), ieee (Br), Bolt Tet ‘Aneons (B, Gr Scot Biscaens ven satr do- Jo- ; e 7: barks ‘Turku (Russ), town; hannes ecparehyy Mannings, Antwerp; Rosalie (Br), Trew, Queenstown, PHILADELPHIA, May 27—Arriyed, ships Hermine (Ger), Sanure, Hamburg: mend eae: Nutzhorn, Bre- men; barks Hornet, Hopkins, a) rae De Bompgend Palermo; Sirene, Callies, Tiptaburd inert Roack, Bowerdam; Bloomido a Brie Bua Bre, Bre, Willi Tacker, Matanzas; inom Vandusen, Ospe Avon. wie ‘artived, schrs Chas Beller via. Pinas Matanzas; Red Jacket, tr inst, Smith, om. ene fetes Brunswick. ota cates on Bhi Below, brig win, Cleared. cago einind Gf arp 3, Cher Liverpool via. Queenstown; Flot a ers. Providence ; Saree Bee Ker, Boston; barks Bernhard (Ger, Hi stadt; Froy (Nor), Olsen, Cork or ee for 2s isman (Br), Brown, Belfast; brig H jalifax; schrs Carrie Nel xe Ey mimo, Davi mat, ant fiacla LD Edward Kitder, es Bath. hips, Somerset; Lucy Ohurch, rity Fall Young, C1 Baker, Provincetown; imma ford: 'Arue Garwood, Ewing. Walker, New London; A E Steevi dence? Caroline, Tice, and Clio, Brannin, B Wh Godfrey, Boston; Mary ana Kittory, Me. ‘Alag cleared, schra Sarsh A Reed, agua, Ny RI; Governot Burton, Phinney, New Be grand Baxter, Hamphere. and, Saran if Thomas Arnold, Frovi- 1 Bl ver aig dence Niwas for Port- land ; acl B Martha ¥ ‘tha Welsh, Mair’ rs Taataer Jobn Pri for Boston : Samuel Meret 2 for Weymouth; Kate New- M ee «Lacy Oharch, an down yesterday PM Schr Marsaret Plater. from Wilmington, Det, for New York, passed dowa yesterday. Stoamsbip Saxon, ror Hoston, passed down at 1:30 PM: gehra F lexeraon, for Boston; Fiavilia, for Lynn; Ellen W Baxter, for Providence: WH for Portland, and B Law, toy Nex bedtord jase dow this alternooa. ¥3, Del, M: — A (nor sphinx) sailed tor New Tork ba ye ny. Arrived PM day, barks Margie M from Matanzas. ordered. to New York for, orders: and Charles’ Gumm, trom denas; brig Pring Carl, a brig Maurice, trom Einan Allen’ trom: Havens for Fladetpnit's Seirek remain fast nicht, ‘Brig O 8 Stillman and sche Roswe for New York, and brig Mechanic for Chester, | Schr Eliza Sawyer, from rateiok Ga, for Philadelphia, is- here. | Bark Helen Sands, for Rotterdam, went to sea Bevhae boty from Le; nd. so. Gehim, from sfetsin, passed tn to-da eVveasels of xi idiave shiled. Burk Magdle M salted for at PORTLAND, May 26—Arrived, schrs Sopnie, Harring- fon. Philadelphia ; Freddie L. Potter, Wort, Mf. do: Pierce, , Hoboken; Jachin, i Kane, Rondout Cleared—Schits WB thomas, Winsmore, Kennebec, to load for Philudelohin: Susan Stetson, Bowman, Clark's Island, to load for New York. 26th~Arrived, schrs White Sea, Phiindelphin: Mellie Star, ar Poland, 40; Bowdoin, Randall, New ¥ & May 25—In tower hart OF, ries an Blizabeth, Gefenslt Hangor for New York; Flora A Saw- yer, Nutter, Bluehtit for Pttadel iphia. PROVIDE 2—Arrived, steamer Galatea, Galo, New York. “Below: Barge Anthracite, Bowen, Toe hepaoat dn hee of tag Narraj rhe brs Fi nge T Cockwasd ods len, Gir reasure, John McQari John Stockham, Hart rs A Falconer, Filson, and san Weller, Brockway, New fork: Sli th PAWTUCKET: Nay %—Salled, schrs James Phet Rockwell, Alexandria; Hanuah SMackman, Arnold, at Elias Runyou, Campbel. N New York. ‘2ith—A ry, O 1, Re ¢ George B iaricles | Bishop, Ny Aces cant hy sana ichrs joseph Pi ‘orter,, 1, Burroughs gn pacal pike and TP Abell, Carr, for Now BH Brazon Bkae BONN ay deArriveds sieamehicr old ion, Walker. No ‘ork; brig Blcaaiil ir), Byrol fo load tor filo Janeiro; s:tr EK Wilson, Crovper, BAN FRANCISCO, May 19—Arrived, ships Mathilde ios , Timm, Callao; Patterdaie (Br), Gunson, Newcastle, Wellington (Mie), White, Nanrimo, Wollington (Me), White, Nanaimo, Smihecarrived, sh:p Gentos Ligne Hong Kong, SAVANNAH, Nay shine ‘Sarauoasa, Hoop few works °C an Baltimore; Sp Salvador, ‘Nickerson, Lord, Colten, Phi Satta 8 hintsville, Crowell, New York. i itearh Liverpool. No arrivals, Maly schre Lizaie Moi, Nicho Coll Ble: 0 Adria (Br, gamoe Domi: Der, ow Ant Rhode: b George Lark, bea ent, ‘guna Rokes, ae Baton, Estelt agdtrey, Pon smitty Kenney, RO Thoma Teen i Minervey, Cabo, Pathe 6 Kore ,' Gout A. Louie's mith, Wiliumed Bea 01 n él ian : born, Warten Sawyer Cite Wameente’ 4" ia Bee Bivel” F 8 Richardson, Harp, Wilham Tice, Clara W wel 27th—Arrived, brig Prince © Boo (Br), New Y. Halifax: Re and valied, dpa WILMINGTON, Ni ay as—Arrived, barks Amazon dorad andersen, Ips- Neilsen, Havana: oer Barrett, ath; Tarry Not, Dale Win 8 Scull, Tish oh sehr Win i Scull, uf rtha, Plerson, New York, Peerless, Smith ;. sehrs nd Elm City, Kelley, New A amous VitALizina NG" TONIO™ AND OHEMIOAL Foop FOR THE BRAIN, NERVOUS sysTEM AND BLOOD, Rourtshing, high ting, Invi jrvigorading | got ‘Vitalizing. ersain and rapid cure | Gengral D Density, tal Forces amd 38 of Nervousiiess “Nervous Wit ess Nervous A! "ervous Fower and Enerey, Loss of © 1 Apnetite 1 Mental ang Nervous ng trom Fevers Bess of every of Devitity artsi other tiveas and Weak lescription. 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