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_PosTsonirT. TURDAY, JUNE 7 va mM THE POPE. His Holiness Serving at the Altar—Fecble in Health, but Improving. Rome, June 5, 1874, ‘The Pope was able to celebrate mass this morn- ang, and subsequently waiked to his library, He is very ‘eeble, but the fever has left him, FRENCH POLITICS. A Communist Condemned—Bonapartist Dynastic Feud—A Duel. Paaris, June 5—Evening. The Council of War nas pronounced a verdict of | guilty against M, Meivil-Bloncourt, Deputy for Guadaloupe, for participation im the acts of the Commune, and condemned nim to death én contu- maciam. THE BONAPARTES. Le Pays (newspaper) says the friends of the Prince Imperia! strongly oppose the nomination of Prince Jerome Napoleon for the Assembly. FIGHTING. It is rumored that a duel has grown ont of the Pioient ac teats in the Assembly iast Tuesday. THE WAR IN SPAIN. MaDRID, June 5, 1874. General Concha has entered Logrono, WEATHER REPORT. Wak DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ) NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, June 5, 1874. Cheap Transpertation Question— Democratic Leaders and State Rights, It 18 an old saying that there are “none so bind as those who will not see.” During the last four teen years we have bad many illustrations of this truism from tbe Bourbon leaders of the democracy in the many defeats to which, witn their wilful blindness, they have carried the democratic party, And now they are at it agaim. For the last two days the Senate has been discussing 4 resolution from the joint committee on transportation, em- View of @ ship canal from the upper Mississippi river to New York, via the great lakes vo the St Lawrence, and thence via Lake Champlain, and thence via the Hudson River to our great commercial metropolis; and of the | proposed trans-Allegheny routes, each for a freight | railroad or cana) connection—iirst, from the Ohio H. W. Brown, of Texas; MH. D, Didama, of New River across West Virginia and Virginia to the | Aulantic seanoard; and second, from che Ten- nessee River to the Georgia, seaboard; and also for a survey in view of the improve ment of the navigation of the Mississiopi, par- ticularly at the mouths of the river; and in the discussion of this resolution several ol tne demo- | cratic Senators have flatly committed themselves | to the policy of resisting these improvements on | the part of the general government as unconstitu- | tonal and dangerous to the reserved rights of the States. In the discussion of tnis resolution, we | Say, providing for these surveys, while the repub- licans have Jully committed themselves to the pol- icy of pushing to completion the improvements suggested, under appropriations of money or bonds jrom the national Treasury, (he democratic Sena. tors, Saulsbury and Bayard, of Delaware, and Hamulton, of Maryland, opposed these internal im- | provements on the part of the general govern- lying corner stone of onr federal system of State tion, WasHINGTON, D. C., June 6—1 A. M. Probabilities. FoR NEW ENGLAND, THE MIDDLE STATES, LOWER LAKE REGION AND SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES, PARTLY | 4LOUDY AND WARM WEATHER WILL PREVAIL, WITH LOCAL RAINS, LIGHT NORTHEASTERLY WINDS, VEER- ING TO SOUTHERLY, AND SLIGHT CHANGES IN THE BAROMETER, For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and warm weather, east to south winds, with rain on the Eastern Gulf coast 4n Eastern Tennessee and the Onio Valley. For the upper lake region and the Northwest Nght rain, except in Missouri: north to east winds, veering to southerly, in the Northwest, rising tem- perature and falling barometer. The Lower Missouri River will rise and the Lower Mississippi will fall during Saturday. The Weather in This City Yesterday. Tne following record will show the changes in the temperature forthe past twenty-four hours, nm comparison with the corresponding day of iast year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudout’s pharmacy, HeRacp Building:— 1873, 1874, 1873, 1874 87 ve) 65 3:30 P.M 65 6 70 6 9 66 76 «12 66 perature yesterday. Average temperature for corresponding date last year... +0T5% | SECRET SERVICE. Boe Misguided Zeal of a Detective in Search ef Counterfeiters—Operations of a “Stool Pigeon"—A Case Made Up Against an Innocent Man—The Officer Held for Robbery. PHILADELPHIA, June 5, 1874, A peculiar trial took place yesterday in the United | States District Court, the termination of which has proved to be a magnificent satire upon the secret wervice of our government, by which, by the upanimous voice of a jury of twelve, one of its | principal detectives has been to-day placed under heavy bail for assault and tor thett. The character wno figures most conspicuously in ‘the sequel is one General Monk, who, under orders of Mr. Neddiewortn, head of the Secret Service Department at Washington, proceeded to this city | f#ome time ago and established his headquarters at the Bingham House. It is a well known fact that our secret service often engage the labors of some one coun- terfeiter in order to ascertain the movements and | whereabouts of others. Hence the fact that Monk | and his associates were detaled to this city, and, for the better fulfiliment of their plans, were or- dered to consult witha certain Mr. Goldstein, a noted manipulaior of tne queer, Was neither extraordiuary nor unusual, It so happened tnat Goldstein had a personal | spite against en innocent, simple mmded German, named Otto Caitz Bergieldt, brought about, accord- ing to reliable statements, on account of some aificulty created by moreys and rents, | and it was against this man that the / stool Pigeon directed his fullest tactics. | The matter was to be arranged in this wise:— | ‘Golistein was to meet Bergteldt at the appointed ‘piace, and force, either by temptation or by fraud, A LARGE AMOUNT OF COUNTERFERT MONEY upon him. He was to then give asiznal to Gen- eral Monk and bis men, and they were to rush up, | Beize him, while the bogus money was upon his giothes. According to this agreement Goldstein | persuaded Bergieldt to meet him at the des- ignated place and opened an ordinary conversa- tion, The whsuspecting German toid Goidstein that he had $65 in lits pocket, with whicn he (e- | wired to purchase a horse, Ail the while Goldstein | ‘Was conversing with him Monk and his men were Waiting ior the signai. Goldstein, pulling a lot of counterfeit money irom nis pocket, said : “What is the use of paying out good money? Here is some paper that will do just as well;’? and by additional words tried to prevail upon Bergtejd W purchase it. Bergieidt sternly and indignantly refused, and the two passed into a neighboring beer saloon. Here it Was that Goldstein slyly forced into Berg- feidt’s pockets, without bis Kaowleage of &, the ®ame roll of bogus tills that he had tried to persuade him to purchase upon the street. A certain Mr. Phillips, an utter stranger to both parties, saw this very act, and testified to the same Leiore Lue United States Court. This being done, Goldstein leit Bergieldt, passed out into the street and gave twesiznal. General Monk and is heroic companion rusned into the saloon, bat Bergicidt was notto ve seen. As soon as Gold- sein fad lefs him he had passed through the rear door to an outhouse, and, chancing to put nis hand in Lis coat pocket he found the coun- ‘erfeit bills, He at once threw them down the opening of the outnouse, and while doing so Was arrested by General Monk, General Monk HAD NO WARRANT, and consequently no authorit; heartily protested, but in vain. Tie Was carried to the Bingham fouse and iocked up in room 107, ‘This was done on March 24, of this year, and the victim was kept there until April 2, Upon his person ne had $60 in cash. ‘This money General Monk and his friends deprived him of and have never returned to him since, Alter Keeping bim a3 in a bastile for many, many Gays General Monk, fearing perhaps that dus measures had been somewhat rash, Tesolved to proceed to any steps in order to manufacture & case against an inno- cent man, Giving the German in charge of one | Of hus officers, Le instructed the latter to take him | AKOUND AMONG THR COUNTERFEITERS, to seo any of tuem knew him, This was done | on (Wo diferent occasions, but the counterfeiters igh stated thay they had never seen him hefore. | ed yesterday, The jury instant: @M@scharged Bergfeiat, whiie dude Cedwal iadey denounced the action of General Monk in the most Ditter terms as uniawiul and inhuman, stating (that the German had been illegally arrested, had HELD IN VILEST DURANCE, persecutors jad taken away his money penis, from hig family. The Judge said au soit ep men as General Monk should at seat discharged from government employ. Monk appeared upon the street this ‘was arrested by the German for assault and battery amd lareeny end was held to bail for his appearance at the present term of Court, Before the Alderman were reiterated the tacts y@ven above. No sooner had Monk secured his ‘Dail aud stepped upon the street than be was ar- rested the second time upon @ ‘‘capias” by the ‘Sheriff and put under other heavy vail. Thus it {may be that the cause of the innocent German ar- ‘rested, brutally treated and put in irons inay lodge ‘an impostor clothed in the authority of the United States in the eel ofa ofa Pennayivanis enitentiary. THE BOWDOIN COLLEGE REBELLION. PORTLAND, Me., Jane 5, 1874. The Freshman Class of Bowdoin College heid a Meeting at the Preble House this alternoon, in Which they voted to accept the proposition of the Faculty and return to coliege with the understand- ing that if the drui is not abolished or made py the class will a8k for their dismissal at Gud 91 Hye term. The German When morning be | Proposed system of internal improvements on the f part of Congress is wholly at war with all the demo- | cratic doctrines on the subject, as expounded and defended by all our great apostles of democracy from Jefferson to Jackson and from Jackson down | tothisday, Thus 1s true, and there 1s much truth | in this warning of danger as to the reserved | rights of the States, but nevertheless tne | party opposing this proposed system of in- | ternal improvements is facing @ resistless tide, | | For throughout the West and the South ja resistiess popular tide has set in for cheap transportation, embracing these suggested im- | provements, as the first and most important ques- | tion of the day. Im the approaching elections ‘or | the next Congress cheap transportation will be i the controlling issue im the West and South, and if in these elections the democrats of the Western | and Southern States shall follow in the wake of | Messrs, Saulsvury, Bayard and Hamilton, of the | Senate, they will be routed in perhaps every Con- | gressional district trom Minnesota to Louisiana | and tnence along the seaboard to Virginia, The overwhelming argument in favor of these pro- jected improvements by the national government, as presented by Senator Windom, is simply this—that these improvements, when com- pleted, will enhance the value of the lands of the Northwestern States thon- | Sands of millions of dollars, while reviving to an unparaijleled degree of prosperity the cotton. producing States, and giving cheap food to tne Eastern States and profitable employment, mean- time, in the prosecution of the works, to hun- | dreds of thousands of men who otherwise would | be haif starved, in having nothing todo. Against ) this argument no party or politician in the West or South can stand in opposition to this pro- | gramme of cheap transportation. Senator Bogvy | (democrat), from Missouri, understands it, and | goes enthusiastically for these surveys and these improvements. So far, however, the republicans are leading the way in these grand projects, and itis apparent that they are drifting toa policy of | Internal improvements which within the next | } ten years will add three or four hundred muilions | | tothe national taxations, or so much to the na- | tional debt, whatever else may follow. But the grangers are in the field, and they hold the baiance | of power. patton im the House Judiciary Com- mittee to Shield Judge Durell—Im- peachment of Busteed. | At the meeting of the House Judiciary Commit | tee this morning @ motion waa made to absolutely dismiss the Durell impeachment case, but several | members being absent it was decided that it could not be done in the face of what the committee had | already decided, and the matter was Jurther post- | poned until next Tuesday. The committee decided | to report articles of impeachment against Judge Busteed of Alabama, on the charge of being a non- | The Reynolds case, which | | resident of the State. is algo the basis of another charge, will be voted | upon next Tuesday. The Mormon Polygamist, Delegate Can- mon, to Escape Expulsion from Con- gress This Session. The Committee on Elections, by a vote of 6 against 6, agreed not to report the resolution of Mr. | Hazleton, of Wisconsin, reciting that Mr. Cannon had proved to be a polygamist, having married one of his wives since the passage of the anti- expelled. The committee also voted down the resolution postponing all action in the case; but it is generally believed that the farther considera- tion Oo! tue question will be postponed till next session, THE LOUISIANA SUFFERERS. The New York jewellers, watch importers, dia- Mond and fancy goods dealers and kindred branches of trade have alreaay sent $2,000 for the relief of the sufferers in the valley of the Lower Mississippi and its tributaries. The fol- Jowing, among many others, have already subscribed :— Enos, Richardson & Co. $100 Tifany & Co ‘ 100 Brainerd, stecle & Co, 50 Baremore & Co. 50 Thomas G: Brown 50 Whiting Manasacturing Company. 50 Fitch & Chatterton 50 Arthur Rumrill & Co. by William Rani & C 7 Wheeler, Parsons r Hayes 50 A. Wallach & 50 Fellows & Co. 50 Schnyler, Hartie 50 Carter, Hawrins & Dod bw Rovbitis & Appleton. 50 Mulford, Hale & Cottle. 60 Gorham mee eared G ompany wn Alling Brothers & C by Sagnin, Guedin & Co, 8 Louis Strasburger & Co. ba CF, A. Hinrichs, 50 The followt OF from Mayor Wiltz, of New Orleans, E. A. Trier, Es ‘MY Dean oun, pleasure to receive trom tor $50), being the tou amount from your open-hearted Brown, Esq., and others, importers of watches, &c.. and manufacturers of jewelry and silver ware, in New York city, for, the benefit of the sufferers by overflow in Louls siana, This generous and piiianthropic action, four limes repeated spontaneous! deserves the tourtoid thanks of our Jorlorn, destitite a shunger pinched countrymen. Thave no words to my admira- tion for the ‘nobleness of sued actions, richer than the gold which they beat, more Dapeions ey solepaid _ ‘esterday for the fourth time. I had the ou, at my office, your check unsolicited donation of that friends, Thomas «. Any of the diamonds which cobtribution is @ very welcome qaaivion to our insui clent and, rapidly ‘Jecreasing relief fund, 1 have the anor to remain, Your obedient servat 7 LOUIS A. WILTZ, Mayor and Treasurer feller Fund. New Ontraws, May 29, 187 The treasurer has now it hand about $300, it is the desire of the committee having the matter in charge to make the total amount up to $3,000, Subscriptions sent to Thomas G, Brown, treasurer, No. 192 Broadway, corner Joho street, will be re- mitted through the above channel with the name of the doaor. Action of the State Grangers. New ORLEANS, June 5, 1874. The Louisiana Patrons’ Relief Committee of the State Grange have been doing good service in Tendering assistance to members of the Order in the Booded districts. They "Shion for further aid to Grangers throu, hout the Union, THE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES, Toronto, Canada, Jane 5, 1874. ‘The convention of the representatives of the leading marine insurance companies-of the United States and Canada, which has been in session in unis city for the past few days, closed its labors to- day. It was decided to form ag /aternationa: Byderwriters’ peeociation, bracing an appropriation of $200,000 for surveys, in| ment as broadly in conflict with the great upder- | Tights and as dangerously tending to centraliza- | Mr. Hamilton, of Maryland, says that this © polygamy law of 1862, and therefore shouid be | letter of thanks has been received | THE PHYSICIANS IN COUNCIL OMeers Elected for the Eusuing Year— Nominations for Chairman and Secre- tartes of Sections—The Closing Exer- clees. Dernorr, Mich., June 5, 1874. The American Medical Association met at nine | o'clock this mornimg. The attendance was not so | large as at the former sessions, on account of many physicians having leit last evening. 11 was annousced that Edward W. Jenks, of Detroit, bad been added to the delegation to visit the kuropean medical societies. Five bundrea dollars was ap- priaved as the saiary of the Secretary for the year. The following gentile Were appointed os 4 comm itvee to digest @ plan for an International Medteal Association:—J. M. Toner, N. & Davis, Alired Stelle, AusUn Fuot and J. 8, Bulings. | The following oMcers were elected for tne en- | suing year:—President, Dr. W. K. Bowling, of Pennsylvania; Vice Prestdents, Wiltlam Brodie, of Michigan; J. J. Woodward, of United States army; Ye Lio k; Treasurer, Casper Wister, of Penasyivania; rian, Wiliam Lee, of the District of Colum- ia; COMMITTEE OD Library, Johnsen Eliott, of the District of Columbte; Assistant Secretary, William Waling, of Kentocky. The commitiee report | the jollowing nominations for CHAIRMEN AND SRORETARIES OF SECTIONS POR 1875. Practice of Medicine, Matena Medica aod Physivlogy—Austin — Flint, % New York, Chairman; J. T. Barviett, of Wiseonain, Secre- tary, Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women Chidren—W. HH. Byford, of Llinots, irman; 5. C. Hazy, of the riet of Columbia, Secretary. purgery and Anatomy—B. W. Moore, of Rochester, Chatrm 4. 5. Latmer, of Mary- land, Secretary, Me Jurisprudence, Cheumis- try ana Fayeaciogy—Jerome Cooaran, of Alavama, Chairman; G Moses. Mansouri, secretary. State Medicip my Pubie. Hygiene—H. J. Bow: dich, Of Massachusetts, Chairman; . M. Bowker, ) of Mien: . Secretary. | Dr. KH, Stover was appointed aa chairman of & | commiitee to report on the American as cowpared | With the foreign water cures, | _ Tae report of the Committee on Publication was read. {be Treasurer reported a volume of trans- actions, of much simalier size than formeriy. Sev- eral of the votumes remained on haud, whieh he ve distributed, Balance on hand in the treasury is $1,988 48, The Treasurer and Chairman of the Committee on Papi the sve | was autoorized to AMEKICAN MEDICAL A880 After a brief interchange of comphmentary | marks between Dr. Hal of the Canadian Physicians and Dr Davis, of Chicago, on vehalf of the American members, a hearty invitation was extended by Dr. Richardson, of Louisville, to the members of the American and Canadian associauions to attend the next meeting at Louisville, The usual resormution of thanks was adopted. Dr. Toner, of Washington, deltverea the vaivoic- tory address, and the association adjourned, to meet in Louisville Tuesday, er ists. The - | tendance has becn very large, delegates der! | Present, a large percomseae of them being tne Oldest physicians of the country, THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ‘LEGISLATURE, The Election of State Officials. ConconD, June 6, 18%, In the House to-day the committee to count the votes for Railroad Commissioner reported that the whole number ol votes cast last March was 71,752, of which there were scattering, 31; David Heald, prohibition, 1,070; Granville P, Conn, republican, 34,156, and ‘Alvin W. Sulloway, democrat, 85,425; aud that there was no choice y the people. Wednesday next, at three P, M., was assigned | for the election of a Secretary of State, Treasurer end Commissary General. ARKANSAS, Release on Bail of Officials Charged with Treason—Peace Restored. Lrrrce Rock, June 5, 1874. Judge Rice and Circuit Conrt Clerk Prigmore, of | Jefferson county, recently arrested on a charge of treason, were released to-day on $1,000 ball General King White publishes a letter s that DO one has been arrested under his order since the surrender of Brooks, and that all his | troops have been disbanded. Several parties were arrested at Pine Biufs on civil processes, charged with treason, among | others Sherif Vaughn. The latter has been re- leased on ball and has resumed his official func. re- of Toronto, on toe part the time of the surrender have returned, | Lumseil is on the streets daily. | _ Everything 18 quiet and matters are about as | usual prior to the late disturbances, except that a | small guard are now kept at the State House, THE OHIO DEMOCRATIO CONVENTION, CoLumsBes, June 5, 1874, The Democratie State Central Committee to-day } changed the time of ie are the State Convention from July 16 to August 26, ‘SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE. | Sails. | Destination. | (Bren Ly Office. 2 Bowling Green ‘|4 Bowling Green 69 Broadway. 15 Broadway. 19 Broad wa: |r Bo ‘Bteanver. ling Green .. 29 Broadway. 2 Bowling Green Wisconsin. - 5 = Fysssl| Liverpool. 4 ne 61 Isrondway. 2 Bowling Green .: 169 Broadw. M115 Broadw 19 Broadwa’ 55 Broad wa Thuringia Hamburg, .161 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 5, 1874, CLEARED, B cmnnie Greece (Br), Thomas, Liverpool—P W J Steamship Republic (Br), Gleadell, Liverpool via Queenstown—R Steamship City of prookiva (Br), Murray, Liverpool via | Queenstown—John G Dal rane Parthia (3), Watson, Liverpool—O G rane! ‘teamship Anglia (Br), Small, Glasgow—Henderson ros. Steamship Colina (Br), Marr, Antwerp—Geo W Colton. Steamship Richmond, Read, Norioik—Old Dominion Steamship Co. er, Knowles, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. Princess (Br), Reed, London—Grinnell, rn & ( | pon fasted oF Ship attra (Swe), Hellund, Hamburg—Tetens & | fide Pact te hae ake alta | Bockman: paeark Tmogene (Br), Down, Glasgow—Bowring & Archi- bale honeaeare Erstatningen (Nor), Lydersen, Newry—Tetens & 00 Bark Hanne Selmer (Nor), Nielsen, Havre—Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Cupido (Nor, Tillsen, Christiansand for oréere— Tetens & mann. Bark Domentea (Teal), Jaccarino, Malta—J C Seager, Bark Rebecca Carnana, Johnsop, Matanzas—Waydell Co. Brig Alice Starrett (Br), Tooker, Liverpool W Ber- ta witie Youngsters (Br), Agii, Constantinople—Geo F Bul- R ine er! (Br), Hansen, Santander ana Cadiz—Kinne, Rao 3s big Fiera (Ger), Hansen, Rio Grande do Sal—Oecirichs Brig Wim Dobson (Br), Buck, Dorchester—P I Nevins, cura Oo Mata Plummer, Fiummer, ot Vincent—Mid- jeton | Went ,Honnibel (Br), Griffin, St Johns, NF—D R De ‘olfe & fieviine ‘foun @ Wright, Senil, Jacksonville—Overton & awk bo. Schr Lonisa Wilson, Smith, Boston—Miller & Hough- n. ‘Sioop Ed Crolins, Jarvis, South Amboy. Steamer Annie, Steen, Wilmington, Dei—A Abbott. Steamer Maytlower, Fulls, Philadelphia—James Hand. Cleared 4th— Steamship Uity of New York, Deaken, Havana—F Aiex- andre & Sons, Bark Helga (Non), Gunderson, Antwerp—Funeh, Edye Bark James Muir (Br), Crosby, Cork for orders—Boyd & Hincken. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HBRALD WHITRSTONE TRLEGRAPH LINE. Steamship O F Funch (Belg), Knudsen, Antwerp MAy Jy, with mdse and, 47 passengers wo Func th, Edve & 29th, lat 44 45, 23, passed several large leeberg! hat 48 28, Jon 1A svoke ship Lord Cumming (of Liverpool, —— tor Lon TRteamahip Alabatpa, Lock woot, Mew Orleans May in baljaat to James Murphy. Juné 8, off Hatteras, passe Jennie Stout, hence for Savannah. “ ip Star of the South (of Fiymouw), Smith, Cebu 136 ‘with mdae tod D Woods vessel to Peabody, Willis Paaaed Cape of Good Hope April 1, St Helens sch, the Equator April in jon 233 W; had ti weather ten Angier, Stoptos, Bristol 40 dave. in ballast conaraelen t 40.2), lon 47 55, spoke bark Bolo RMeEy, penseccla for Liverpool, Bark Ponies del Cin (409, Tomnsiul, Gloucester 62 Gays, in palingt to Slggoyicn & Uo. | Behr Kosa Eppinger, Baylis, Charieston—Evans, Ball & | ders 4 Bowling Green | |b | Shediac, on the 2 | gorvo had, on the previous night | water. | at Newburyport, now li | leaks iy. ray | have t be hauled gut again for further | | } | | tions. Quite a number of Brooksites who fled at | Brooks | | accident could not be avoided Bark @kalda (Nor), Strom, Aberdeen 46 days, in battast | w Fuveh, Liye a Co. Avchored at sandy Hook tor or * pie Awe. Marassi, Limerick 43 days, m bal- fo slocovien at ar Giove, Maly ‘Schiaffing, Dunkirk 65 days, in bal- Wil iledwig (Gerk; Warnken, Bremen 43 gaye grin fc ager to Charles Dietee £ Go; May 1% Lat * Bark Christiana (Nor) men 50 days, pallant w Funch, Baye i Gor Ancliored at Sandy for orders. hark Penang Paquet (Gen, Schultz, Amsterdam, 8 gaye, with mdse to order. Had strong, variable winds ae da: of the ark Cccilia (tal, O1 Botte! erdam 51 days, in bal- tant! to AP Agrosta. | April 18, lat 49 60, lon 6 36, piekea ap ite, on two boats paluted having ‘on the port bow “Tribord. So 5 Mtre rigor and on wl stern * Havre; the other, a me' uc boat, had no levers on 1). Klatt, Stertin (2 be Ms with empty bar hide June 2 lat 40 69 20, spoke sour Rose (in, from tor Windsor, Ni Tronsties (of Bangor), Potter, Eegrorn 65 days, 8 to Fabbricott & 3 Vessel to vant i Pewee ibreitar April fark Presioue (Swe). Neilson, paregiee 5 gare ‘ified mdse to Oelrich & esse to Funch, Bdye & Co. Paseed Gibral % APincvou, N&), McKensic, Montevideo ry sai OF Wool.’ €c, to & Davidson; vessel to ge, Br) Humphrey. Bahia 55 Gays, we. ub ‘oad to Bro’ & Go; vessel “iit Belle of the Ba Witiaas. Bambu aa mam and pasengers to Fune ¢ & Oo. Came the var able winds, peaege. bad hi ‘ire ve Ve ats tab, nearpath, [oe amare 65 days, with et ae to ord: ngs veute: Func, Haye & Co Passed Givraitar Apri Reg 2 Hens: a Pernambuco 33 days, with sugar to Mh'a Cor veasel to F Penuiston & Crisied the Equator in lon 30, had light trades od variable winds the entire ry Minna Traub fot Phil vy et Matan- anh Oo sugar to Jules sazer: ‘vessel 0 J ward ig Pat (of Stock’ Blanchard, Sagua 12 days, yin sana to orinnell. Mintarn 2Co; vessel to Brett, a Tare Brown, Caibanien |2 e ‘vs, with Abin toE D Morgan & Oo; vessél to Simpson, Clapp & y Bing > & Keunedy, Ray, sagua Tisdaye, with sugar to tose n. ? frig Rvs (of Halifax, NS), McDongail, St Pierre 15 days. with sugar to Howland & Aspinwall; vessel to maxi Sct Uiricn B Smith, Smith, Baracoa days with fruit ws - TPe iL we Polat Baracoa 10 days, with fruit setr Cro tod ry vd bears 1 to moet to O J Wen npere. a anthers days, with pines to retr Alice, rain J Louglas: vease! t cht Albert Clarence. awe fleuthera & days, with 8 to, ars: vease! Pinch diva Wl Lewis: Lewis, Bleuthera Taays, with pines ‘vessel to HJ Wenberg. Borda, Dares, Sacksonville 10 day: ith ) to Drew & Buckie; vessel to Slaght & sotr AK Bentley, Mahatiey, J acksony ile 6 days, ai yellow T~ to Lag A Gildersieeve & Ci senr Baltimore, Quinn, Kichmond, Va. The steamshio Utopia (Br), which arrived 4th, reports June 2 iat 42 20, lon a9 3, ‘s large green’ Norwe- New Yorks ha anise Bot Sandy Hell Gate BOUND SOUTH. Sehr Mattie 8 Collins, Trambull, Wentworth for New ‘wche J © Crate, Kennedy, Windsor, NS, for New York w days, with piaster to 0 W Bertaux: vessel to H Bro Sen or -allie Bat }, Stamford for New York. sebr Wm O Irish, rein rovidence tor New York. sehr Sunnyside, Parsons, Fall River for New York se he Sachin, Kaue, Beifast for New York, with lumber to order. Sehr Hastings, Chase, New Bedford for New York. sehr A M Chadwick, Cowan, Buckspori tor New York, with Ly? to Kojekerbecker ice Co. ion sche Lac Jones, Megehea. Soston for New York. Sebr & F Kinde orton, Blackhill for Alexandrts. sehr RL |, Middletown for New Yorx. Scur ache yn, Providence for New Yor! Schr Alergo, Miller, Machiag for New York, with lume ber to F Talbot & Co.’ ‘sehr H P tiailock, Hallock, Hingham for New York, behr signal Siautery, ert Jeferson tor New York. Schr Loon, Hubs, fall Kiver tor New York. Behr Win fice. Tice, Providence tor New Yo senr Indepeadence, Barber, Greenwich tor New York, with stone to order. BOUND Bast. Ship Elsinore, Reott, New York = ronments, Bark grmus, Batley, New Yor! Brig Wextord Bradshaw, ‘New York for Konigs- weir a4 ee. a ina, New York for St Jonn, NB. ibeart Wiese halter, "hew Vork for “We Jobo, | sebr Mary, es eh New York for St John, NB. Sehr bat vis allen. Piermont for Providence. sear Leonora, haat York 14 “ge oan! ‘ sehr David ‘Sprague. jariow, New fork tor New Lon- a ‘neh Mary & Carrie, Moner, Now York for New Lon. ‘Sone G L Davoll, Sackett, New Yor" tor Greenport. Schr Jennie Kogers, Kogers, Harnegat lor Boston. Sour New Regulus, Hallock, New York tor Pall River. Scuur Kate Callahan, Hal, Newburg for Providence: Queen, Koughtou, New York tor Green- port npc ks darah Elwzabeth, Lewis Weehawken for Haver. ‘cnr olden Rule, Wilson, Hoboken for Somerset. Schr Escort, Hawkins, New York tor Bridgeport. Sehr Chaleedony, Lngies, New York for lak. Schr Chaancey St John, Nesbit, New York for New Haven. ochr Rowena, Forest, New York for Calais. — Mary a Mimen, Ferris, New York for New Ha- | “Sone LH Tripp, Miekerson. New York for Wareh: Francis, Kelly, New York tur New a? irda Wauield, ‘New York for New Bed ‘sebr BL Cor Latra, Poss Jobnson for Boston. Condon, Schr MI Vanking: Walker. Weehawken tor Pi Schr Joseph W Wilson, Weeks, Port J: won. ‘Schr TP Abel, Carr, New York for Providence. dcr HB Diveriy, Menersou, Port Johnson tor Provi- aot T B Smith, Bowman, Port Johnson for New Bed- Sehr H Garciner, Mitler, Ambov for Taunton. Ber LM Strout, Dean, Port Johnson for Salem. Sear A Terri, Atwood, Forty ounscn sor Sulem. Fr ira, De mouth. Bos Hoboken for Providence. Hoboken for vad, New York for ureetwic Sehr Oregon, Bunnell, New Yors tor Gloucester. = Sehr Chancellor, Ferguson, Port Johuason tor Provi ence. Sehr F A Brooks, Rathburn, New. York for Noank. Stokes, New York for New Be sehr W Blac ‘ford, Redmond, New York for Sclir Jenuie, Rivey, New York for Noank. Sehr Lily, Ernestine, Hoboken tor New Haver Sclir North Star, Mitchell Vora tor New London. Jarvis, New York tor Boston, i, Baton, New York tor Forts. Senr Loon Bowrol For 3 foumson for soston. k, Port Johnson for Sa- ir Onw: nnd. Mahone for Portsmouth. Schre earh, Baitat lohnson for Salem. Sehr Mariou, Kogers, Rondout for Taunton, rric! Senr arthur piper sSenr lJ son, Chase, Kondout tor Newport Sehr Saxon. Warren, Port Johnson for Salem, Behr Selleck, New York tor Northport. sehr Phave Elizabeth, Bates, Hobogen tor Norwich. Sehr Eine W Day, Clark, sew York for Boston, Bohr Ru Burnett, Harris, Blizabethport for Provi- ‘tone Z Taylor, Hill, New York for New Haven. ors Croweil, New Yors for Boston. Schr H W Race, Race, Amboy ior Augusta, NY. Steamer Delaware, Smith, New York tor Norwich, Steamer Gal a, Gale, New York tor Providence, BELOW. Ship Crusader (of kundon) & Brewer, from Liverpoo} April. he SAILED. WIGH WATER, City of New York, 429|Gov, Island....eve 115 | Richmond Norlolk® barks Onecg, Dunedin ey Aaa | 7:27} Sandy Hook....eve 12 30 Evelina (Br). Cork mdon ; tanans, Moon rises..morn 12 08 | Hell Gate......eve 300, fispregtos: ; brigs Weatont 1B), K rg; Youngsters Maritime Miscellany. Sreamsny Logis before reported in colMston with sehr John Stewart, of Quebec, while om her voyage from Portiand to liwitax, was struck eat’ the pilot house, knocking larve hole in the bulwarks, Fippiug up & por: tion of the hurricane deck and damaging the pilot being slightly. The Join Stewart vroke bowsprit and oom, mast off to the deck, mainmast about 2 feet froin the deck and Jost sails and cutwater. Srkamspir ToK10 6 for | the Pacine Matl Steamship | Goempany, lett Chester, serday morning ior New York, where she will receive. wines and outht, She | is in tow of steam tugs Kellef and Oyciops. The Tokio is 5000 tons burden and sister ship to the City of Pekin, Bana Pontxcorvo (Nor), from Christiana for with passengers nedec was spoken by bark Aris ides (Nor ai uit, in lat 46.20, lon 5108. The Jost bows rit and Toremast aut ry yt her hull above ¢ British ship Macedonia imy by and amised. UeEN OF Tux West (Br) Baia ported the outward passaxe to’ Demerara, fury masts, been on the marine rai! at the railway whart, a baaiy, She has in her nold some @) orf) tons of ‘and beiore this can be discharged she will probably repairs Sona Manierra Haxn—The damage sustaines by this vessel in New, iy act barvor, on the aight of the ist inst, by the steamer Providence dropping down on wer and bar. rying away her davit hinge, would uot excced $3. The tho harbor was full of " Scur Avsa (Br), which fishing Voasseis that came in through the Lacxcnkp—av Beliast. on Savurday, f CP Carter & Co, the 3 mnasted se r FP ‘by New bork pare ante ls r pout sub tome burthen, the is ow | tes and is to be commanded by Capt At Franklin, Me, Ist inst, trom the shipyard of Henry E Macomber, a fine sehr, ‘called the « » 70 ton gm. she ie owned by Joweyh Ht, We Frankiin; Jeremiah Wooster, of tt Capt Henr L Wooster (who will command her) and others, of Sulli- van. Surracry inc—Mr George E Currier. of Newburyport, has a contract for anothe she two no W begun ‘At Beltus inthe, yard of Heaty ‘MeGdvery, @ ship, @ bark and a sehr vat in progre Darter & Cu on Tuesday baie sehr of about 3) tons tor Rock. June 3—The wrecking schooner Young y {rom the Wreck of sehoon- ferris, with light ars sails, TUNING TigKing, ad saaad wreck material The Ferris will prove c Whalemen, Arrived at New Bedford June 4 bark Mary & *usan Herw Pacific Gcean, Talcabuano April 1, with a bbis sp ot Sent home on the voyage 8 bbl wal. vt spoke Ma: a! » ton bo W. sf ith of and for twken Wve sp ola Spoken. Steamship Sidonian (ir), from StJobn, NB, for Glas mi Macabi, bound east, May 22, iat 2 We. Brig J W Spencer, trom Cardenas for New York, Juve 4, of Cape Heniopes. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and ge captains are in- formed that by wiegraphing to ato London Buroan, No 4 Fleet street, the arr! aa and depart ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled t this country free of | charge apd published, LE RET TT a ranon an iceberg and | Hammett, before re- | OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ——_—-—__— Arrival and Departures of Vessels from and for the United States. Loxpox, June 5, 1374 ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpool June 5, brig Salista, Partridge, St ‘Thomas, Also arrived Sth, bark Capella (Nor), Voss, Charleston. Arrived at Deal June 5, the “Betios,”’ trom Pensacola. Arrived at Falmouth June 5, bark Catherine Dan), Paulsen, New York tor Newcastle. Arrived off the Lizard June 5, bark Professor Airey (Br), Grove, from Portland, O, for . Arrived at Plymouth June 6, bark Ids (Br), Morris, Pensacola. Arrived at Bristol June 5, bark Peppins (Ital), Patur- 20, New York. Arrived at Grimsby June 5, bark Dronning Louise (or), Lund, Darien. Arrived at Greenock June 5, bark Bertha (Nor), Peder- sen, Wilmington, NO, Also arrived 5th, bark Traveller (Br), Scott, Darien. Arrived at Queenstown June 5, bark Piltro G (Itab, Schiaffino, New York. Also arrived bth,6 PM, steamship Russia (Br), Cook, New York (and proceeded tor Liverpool). Arrived at Limerick June 4, bark Maria (Bry Potter, Darien. Also arrived 5th, bark Nuova Speranza (Ital), Olivari, Baltimore. Arrived at Moville June 5, steamship Bolivia (Br), Munro, New York tor Glasgow. Arrived at Belfast June 5, brig Gem (Br), Smith, Phila- delphia. Arrived at Malmo, park Welhaven (Nor), Goboe, Savan- ban. Arrived at Bergen, ship Mercator (Nor), Meyded, Pen- sacola. Arrived at Hamburg June 8, bark Salo (Rus), Nord» ren, New Orleans. Arrived at Bremen June 4, bark Edmund (NG), Buller- dick, Philadelphia. Arrived at June 4, ship W J Hatfleld (Br), Churchill, New York; also the “Dauphin” and “Kalida,” from United States. SAILINGS. Sailed from Cardiff June 5, bark Wetterhorn. Rich, St Thomas (was reported at © for Rio Janeiro). Sailed from Barrow June 4, ship Hamburg (Nor), Jor- gensen, United States. Sailed from Queenstown June 4, bark Idem (Ital), Rolla, United States; 5th, steamships City ot Chester Br), Kennedy, and Adriatic (Br), Perry (trom Liverpool), New York. Sailed from Hamburg June 8, bark Protector (Nor), Christiansen, United States, 8 from Antwerp June 4 sbip 8 0 Blanchard, Meady, Cardiff; bark Blandina P (Aus), Piacovich, New York. Sailed from Rotterdam June 4, bark Jacob (Aus), Rado- vant, United States. Sailed from Leghorn June 3, bark Caro, Brooks, United States. Sailed from Genoa June 8, bark Probo (Ital), Maresca, Boston. Sailed from ——— June 3, the “Fleetwood,” for United States. Yoronama, June 5, 1874. The Pacific Mail Company’s steamship Alaska salied hence to-day for San Francisco, with a ffl list of passen- fers and freight, including 800 tons of teas for New York via Panama. ‘The steamship China is engaged full, and will sail from Hong Kong on the 18th of June and from Yokohama on the 22d of June for 3an Francisco. Foreign Ports. A.coa Bay, COH, April 21—In port barks Endora (Br), Turnbull, to low for Boston; James A Brown, Greenish, from doy disg, for Kast London; schrs Aminda (Ger), Wagner, for Boston, 1dg. Giascow, June I—Arrived, steamship Sidonian (Br), Henderson, St John, NB. Havana, May 2—Arrived, schr Nelle Cushing Gr), sm Ried sat ell, Bryant Caibarie ryan! mn; aljanza 8 cy ‘Bourlic, Rew’ ae ans ae i Bauer steamshi} ts New rican Philsdelphig, am Catharine rom Zak aa Hauirax, June 1—~ ‘vied, “ship Malta (Br), Mann (from | p, Antwerp), Philadelphia, sdaranaix, NB, Sune 2—Arrived, schr J W Scott (Br), jew Yor! Maracuan, May 18—Salled, brigs Geo Latimer, Norris Guayanitla ; 20th, Melrose, joston ; 2d, Henry Trowbridge, Hingkley, do- In. May 22, brig: ait Wright, from and for New ‘ligved. Hag John Bore (Br), Crowell, for Balti- more, do; Ernest, gon. from ani for New York, do sehrs CA aeons epson, for Boston, do; Alps Saulsbury, trom and for Philadelphia. do. Matanzas, May 2—Arrived, schr John Douglas, Par- Ker, Jacksonvil Mailed —Hark Ge Zaldo, Miller, New York; brig Ca- mille, Fickett, di ‘Clearea—Bri vagenora, Prince, north of Hatteras. ATTLAND, une i—Arrived, brig Laura B (Br), Mei ny nah. Mo N June 1 1 arrived, bark Talisman, Baker, from viene ha OB. DME, OB, ay 2—Arrtved. schr John F “Howes Antwerp; 2ith, barks Jf Witney (Br), 1, Liverpool; June May 7/—Arrived. Brig, Assyria (Br), Easton, Havre, Arctic (Br), ‘Cogswell, New York (and cleared 29uh for Pembroke). Cleared 2sth, brig Odiorne (Br), Reynanit, New York, Suxpiac, June 1~Arrived, bark Aristides (Nor), Wold, Liverpool. nm, XB, J June 3—Arrived, ship Lightning (Br), at Chatteld, leared—Harks ‘Niphon, Day, Liverpool; Andes. Lin- coin, Matar za The al misplaced under of Misg in yesterday's edition) Apeiet & ‘en pat ion Bryce, Morse, Hav Cleared 34, schr White Star (Br), Reynard.’ ‘New York. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA. June 3—Arrived, schrs Breese, New York ; feo H Mills, Groton: Kiliot Dow, do; F H Odi- orne, Mh idee oo Jd Ws New York. Fansed up—sehr ME Tyler, for Georsetown, Sailed—‘chra Maggie J Uhadwick, Boston; Pinch, Jersey City, Henry Pi jowni—* el. APPONAUG, June 5—Sailed, sehr Shamrock, Haverstraw. BusTON, “June 5—Arrived freamer Ge Arpola. Loveland. ‘Baltimore via N ship Cyclone, tad Passaroeang via Sandy Hook ; bares Albert Be) bard, Cadiz; Jennie Codd, Sinall, Trinidad Ne eptune, eal’ Clemtucgos: Hyack thr) Mekay, Cardenas: sche Mary D Haskell, ‘Hoagson, Baitimore; Calvin F Baker, Crowell. doy AN Milter Miller, Prutadelphia. thos d Tas. 1A Knowles, Knowles, do; a Sha Kaue P Robinson, Cham: plone a M eolman, do: Lena frunter, Somers, ailie M'Steciman. Birch, ‘d Richerson, Nickerson, vort Johnson; Jvontine, Pratt, Rondout; Screamer, Sylves- ew Yor! ‘ow—Barks Lidskjalf (Nor), from Swansea, Cleared—Brig Alta’ Freethey. Wilmington, NC; schrs Aldana Rokes, Fales, Alexandria; TG Smith, Pad: Jey, Puiladelp hia. Rave tr U MOR ane arrived, barks Amazon, Snow, nip eases, Figii Accame (Ital), Pionella, Rotterdam. Cleared—steamship Wilmington, Holmes Havana and New Orleans via Key West: brigs Chesapeake (ir), Will- son. Peeibrar Carrie Fear Lal Bermuda. Troy, 5—Arrivea, Steamers Lex Hoffman, Bremen; Win _Lawretice, Howe: a Win Kennedy Four. Providence: Martha stevens, ‘Chance, New York; schr from New York, teamers Trent, (Br. Dumbreck, Liverpool: ‘ali igh, Oliver, Wilmington, Blackstone. enibianer 'W Brune, Foster, New vores barks Clitton er. en og Greenock ; David Bascock, stor Effie J Simmons, St Jobn MF Bradshaw, “Witnington, NC; Jobat Maton Bost BKUNSWICK, Ga, May 23—Salled, brig Anna D Tor- , Haskell, ra River; 29th, sctrs'© H Macomber, Sar- rent t Boston . Potost, Jackson, Aspinwall. BANGOR, oa Jane 5 4 Arrived, barks All Bornstein, Bris. tol, Bi Gue (Nop) Jensen, sf tee ool: Xenia inew), aro) rig Za} aims, Veurie, iF Carrie iin Hix: Ne baie Gieared-"Brig Jas Davis’ Partruige, New Yorks schrs Yankee Blade, Coombs, do; Maud Barbour, Davis, do. BLUE HILL, May 80—Arrived, echrs Juha Elizabeth, Glomon, Calais for New York: Sist, Alvarado, Witham, idee’ fo load for Phitadedph hia, patted 4 Hath, schr James L Maloy, Fleming, Philadel- CHARLESTON, June 2—Arrivea at Quarantine, bark Nuestra Senora de la Lanzaga (sp), Gelats, Havatin. Cleared—Prig Thos Campbell (Br), Lewis, We anouth, NS; scurs Traveller, Hodges, Newark, NJ, via Jackson: Ville; Sallle Coursey, Sipple, Balumore via Darien, Ga (two last sailed sth), Bih—arrived, brig Limpio (Nor), Hoyer, La Balled —Stewinships Equator, Hinot ey, Philadelphia mor Bea Gul, INES re. OITY POINT, June eaata det bark Goethe (Ger), N10 loud tor aie We, June i paarrived, schr Thos ott iy, Weehawke! DAG HTN, Stine rrived, sehrs Tillie E Heath, and Hunter, Green, New Yor! Pal fol May $—Cleared, schr A W Ellis, Fergu- mn, Now Yor wT” GREENWICH, June 4—Arrived, schrs M Webb, Garlick, and Join Manlove iazard, ieabeue parts Thos Mi Doiiver, Port Jobnson TRESS MONROE, June S—Passwed in for Rien jeord, Charles Cal N mond, bark Fama (Ger) Mathiesen, trom Liverpoo! t | saruivee—Bant Nancy Bryson ‘(Br), Dunn” Rio anelr satiod 4th, bark Dorie Brodersen, (Dan), Nielsen (from Rio Pace EER San ork K June S—Arrived, schr Ben) Cuertney Pascacoula, Mia; sarah Le Thompson, Hull, and Ney! Cbace, New ork atte A Jones, Kent, Baltimore; West Wind, ita hiade tpl My hia. GALVESTON, June Arrived, schr San Juan, Noble, New York. GEORGETOWN, 80, May 25—Arrived, schrs Wm Bai an, Putman. Balthnore yd cleared Sist wo. return; tm, Arthur, Crus, New Vork.iand cle turn): 2h Julia K Floyd, Squires, do; 31 ava, O'Neil ton. schre Cal ‘alker, NeParlan Hinton, North Carolina. ao na. “ieared May 25, brig Oven Sea, Hatch, Yarmouth, ed 26th, sehre sarah’ L Davis, Cottrett Philadeipnin. ‘W7th, onners, French, hockiand; ah. 8 AA Simmons, ine, Sew Fork, EY Glover, Ingersoll. GLOUCESTER, June +—Arrived, brig Beaver, Ryan, ad not av betore: TAORSONVILER, Way 29-Arrived, schrs Geo M Bir dy m New Sinyroa; June 1, A J Bentley, vit Sout “eines Jucod F Ridgeway, Townsend. Hew York, AbomK Lewig Lewin, Bostony Gambia, Giley, New York, Weteter Barnard, Smith bon June t, bi jane, West, stocaton, Mey Harry White, Yigpkind New NS, Jone 5—Arrived, steamsnip Knicker- aruships Geo Washiny White! nm, for New York; sehr the Page Deoring, om New York NORPOLR. June S~arcived, sehi Phillips, New York, F 8 simpson, Henry, Van Name, do. BEDE Hawes Moore, way Witten ‘, ‘Green Codnty Tanner, i "chee Luey Colting, Reh, Darien; Jacob i Pet Clair ‘wdwards. Fatte Lg th &; ‘Young Teaser, riven oe sohrs Joho If tld ag ae wry, Chase, do; | mith, Hoboken; (new), Bath | N. | achrs AK Weeks. s, | Bangor for do: Maria Adelaiac, do for Philadelphia; | tor Boston: javerstraw Maker, and Wins? Se is, Pall River tor ‘New Yor ‘J—schrs Sarah A Reed, Arnold, Philadel te ei fant 3 Hallock, New York, Surprise, Se "J Somerset . EW LONDO ne 4—Arrived, schre TJ Owen, York for Providence; sas Baulish, Hoboken or de Predmore. do for Norwich: Argo, New Yors for Nan- tucket: Ellen Mar, Elizabethport for Wareham NORWICH, June ved, selire M én A Pred do: Mille Prank. New York nelivs, Sarah Jae, and W'S Mount, . June s—Azrhved, brie George, Brown, pe ounelia, Ball. ork, May H—artived, bark Powhatan, npoltt ROY io NC, June 5—Arrived. steamship Chiliam Bp), Bremner, Sew Orleans tor Layer pook. PHILADELPHIA, June 5—Arrives for New York NEW HAVE Pores Bien y r Centh pede, Worth, Boston: sehr David Ourne, Barrett, Ken oe Ciureds alley, Crowell, Boston. lp ab 2 Hts ii thfpe Sey Uroekr Pr itences Saxon, Bak ston 5 br ‘orton, Hyder. Bangor 5 sehrs nares Gibson archer Pensaco : jodfrey, Janv Herithe“Merecith, Lauies Come ds Moore. “Frankl Raynor, sustolk ; Brut oy tiowek, Lynn, EP for do); George Farmingdal Watsor Catheart, Groverville; JS S°Watso Cabnda, Swain, Providence (and clés H frets 8 red—Steamships © W Aashiand, Trunter: Charleston ; hips 2 shall, ‘Antwerp: barks ee” (Ger), Collins, Patan Cork'for orders; Wellamo (Russ), Backinan, Dublin brigs Due Figlie (Ital), ‘Inzeritio, Eiko tor orders Mechanle, Gould, Pordand. soles Blot St John, NP; wow don, Round Pond: i Li Sher cS = x fae dliey. aud dK Manning Gandy, Boston: RM Smith, Grace, Newburyport; Boige, Neponsety wi I riends, Jeffries, Cambehleeh oe Twenty-one wiled—Steamsbip Reading, Arrived 4th, ship Frisari (ital). Puolit hes Plan rence SI Vancleaf, Cienfuegos ound (Br), Williams, Bermudas layo ae Watt, do; Rivefdale, Brown, Harbor Neweasrux, Del, June 5—Passed up PM, sehrs Ira Betl, fromm Gelniar Joe Baymore, frei Kennebec Kivers Tsiae Petal from Newburyport, and Lady Franklin, from ler. Passed down PM—barkentine Mignon, for Boston. Schrs J Clark. for por een and Join Rox, tor Porte mourn, remained PM, Below—A herm bri, Barks Chilinghams from J PWilatoinnia for Cork or Pal mouth for orders, and Fury, for Gibralrar do, came into harbor lastevenibe and remain, Bark Bout, for Veulom and schr Doan, for St Juhn, assed down last even: ing. Schr Jonn A “Grigin, for ior Wilmington, NO, got under way yesterday PA. and proces up—Stearier Vindicator, from New York: schrs Iva Bell, from Calais; Cyrus Halt, reston Joseph, Baymore, from Kennebee liver: ra from Newburyport; Theresa So from AN Maite. id and Lady Franklin, from Glouces' Mee Del dunes Aik Asrived FM yesterday, shipe oiburn, ose Havre; brig Mari Anna Camp, from Barcelona, and Alexander, tyom Liv. etpool via Tybeas barks Trinidad, trom {r™idad de Cuba, and — Isabe: from Calbariea; rig Tall Ho, from Sagua, ‘and an onknown full ngse brig, af for. orders: Sbip Joseph Fish. barks German and Kate monoanel) and iam AB Patterson went to sea (ap A ship, bark and barkentine passed in late last © PNeship ‘Alexander fi for New York, remain park Trinidad, for Philadelphia; others inc: PORTLAND, une 3—Arrived, steamer Brage, New York. Clared—Brig Mary A Chase, Dolan, Kennebec fori (ee DO; schr A -H Waite, Petteng!i) th—Arrived, schrs Grace Davis, from New Vu: as ‘athe ae Westbrook, trom do for Yarmouth (and sailed) , Mary Pike, trom Lubec for New York, PORTSMOUTH, June 3—Arrived, schrs Boy pone, W: Benson, New York: Eli, Robinson, Elizabethp E Yates, Yates, Brashear City; Heury G Faye Pitbrook, PROVIDENCE, June 4—Arrived, steamers Galatea, Gale, New York; Amos C Barstow, Smith, do; schrs vim Mason, Froneh, Georgetown, DG; 8 T Winos, HulKe, do; J Middleton, Jr, Townsend, Philaite phin; R H Shan- non, Vangilder, do: AM Lee, Taylor, do; Anme_ E Ste- phiens Montgomery, do: Charles Flatt (new, of Phila fella, 632 tons). Bharp, d len M Baxter, Lamphere, dor Henry Gtbbs, Coffin, Piiaabethpore: Heury Lemuel, ‘i Yor Pawtucket. Jesse Elizabeth, Brower, Baltimores A Scribner, Smith, Phuadeiphia; wen R Thomas, Arpoly, a4 Corel, Craig, Mal ee to load tor cy uth Amboy; OW nghorn, So uladeipinta) ; “Helen Mar, Sarah A Falconer, Wile Albert Fharo, Bing- ris, Bei Delay. Now Yore or Ward; Mary Jonson, Phinney ; Emeline E Potter, Ellsworth j haw: John Crocktord, Belle R Hall, Bru New York; Sloop Euii PAWTUCKET. Jane «Arrived. schrs Joseph E Potts, Davis, and JS Terry, Raynor, Port Johnson ; barge Nau: ticus, Holister, do Baile ie HH Brazos, Raynor; Horizon, Leet, and Com ‘Aierer, Muntoc. New York. Sailed 8d, schrs Amos Briggs, Knapp, Haverstraw; Henrietra, Smith, New York. RICHMOND. Jaime S-Arrived, schr Rector, Higgins, josion, Below, schrs W H Thorndyke, and ‘Rose tg ad P Binns, Bigec, Seales oP Ket- ND, May 29—Arrived, schrs Monticello, Ken- Convoy, French, Patridge, bihow. Walluce, doy Allerbansa, Arey: odgdou, Melvin, do’: 30th, De- tie, Whitton, ao Slur Means, iRiver, Vaz G. Osvorne, Mix, New Yorks en, Belfast for Baltimore; CL Mix. Hix, New bedec, Knowlton, do; David Collins, Towns- i st for Philadelphia June 2 HG Bird, Black- ew York: Pallus, French, d eitied Muy 25 schra Gein, Thomas, New York: Massa: churotts, Lewis: do; Idano, Jameson, do: June 1, 3G Craits, Kennedy, Sameson, Candage, Norfolk Nontlus, Crockett, Phundelpias FW Turner, Greens New York: David Coiling, Townsend, Philadelphia; Gowan Helle, Mills, Viruinia: 2d, C Sinith, Keen, Pnitas delpus; Mopticcilo, Kenniston/ New ¥ork. SRN HKANCISCO, May 28—Cleared, bark D C Murray, Fuller, Honolulu. nip rgwerteht Hayden, Nanaimo; bark Quickstep. Chase. Li erpool. SAVANWAIL June l--Artived, brig Premier (Bri, New ‘ork; sehr Frank Lucas, Hulse, Savauna la Mar, Ja. 2d—Sailed, schr Stephen G Hart, for Providence Sth— Arrived, schrs J FH Langrall, from Norfoik ; Hate tte £ Simpson. from Gardiner, M Cleared-—Shtp Savannah (ir), Tabe!man, St John, NB: bark Antoinette (ier), Haesioop. Bremen; brig J W Pa er, Brackett, Pui adélphia; schrs Hope On. and Ju! E Haskell, Boston; Hornet (Br), Munro, Balu ma Salled Schr © P Gurrish, Armstrong, New STONINGTON, June S Arrived, sehr Rintiysie, Icke: B Bleaker, shemeld, & e dune S-Arrived, bark Hnor r, Mass, for New York; scnrs Emma jart, Alexandria tor Boston: Hellena (ry, New York for Haines, Charlie. Stedinay, Bath tor New "Yorks Mary B Smith, Thomason for do; F N Turner, Rockland for do; Castilian, Salem tor do; George E Prescott, V Haven tor do; WH Mailler, Garland, St John, NB, for doi J C Nash, St George, NB, tor do; Glenwood, Bueksport tor do; Vandalia, ‘Frankfort tor do; Ocean Ranger, Winterport: Ceres.’ Dover for “Go; Nautiias, Rockland for New Castle, Det; Clara Bell (Br), St Jobn, for orders: Adeline’ Elwood. itichmond, Me, foF ME Femerick, Hallowell tor do. brig Walter, Bangor for Phiiadelphi Bath for Nortolk: Laura H. Jone! NB. Effort, do Ce New) port oe erae (Br), St Joun for do, for orders; & Wellman, Calais for ——; Onward, Be riobeay ite, LI. Sailed—sch. ag Alabama, Sales (Br), Zina, Jesse, and Orozimbo. June 4—Arrived, steamtuy queror, of and from New York, having in tow the Gong Alfred, of and aed Bath, previouly abandoned and towed into New York. Also arrived. brig Iza, Philadelphia for Portland; sehrs L A Rommei, J J Spencer, E G Irwin, Thomas Clyde, Rebecca, Ida L, and Elizabeth Edwards, Phiia- delphia for Boston: Julia Garrison, and Elvie Davis, fom 4 do ert Daily, ry tor Augusta; Charles E Ray- mond, do for Bath;' Ruth ‘thomas, Port Johnson tor Cambridge; Dexter, Clark, do for Danversport; M O Sproule, Hoboken for Bristol; Sallie Matr, from Phila- delphia Lavolta, Calais tor New York. PM—Aarrived, schrs ES Cottingham, Albert C Paige, Jonsihan May, D Britiain, Sk Corson. Philndelphs isa Bliss, Alexandria tor do: Daniel Pierson, Ne' ‘ork fc Geo Glendon Jewett, C. barien for a ‘ohare a Wine, Philadelphia for Ports+ mouth; ich, do for Manchester; Jas S Shindle: Ao vor Marblehead: Wattle Bilcn: to for Calais: © Woodbvry, do toc Ban OF i Ontario and Sam Gilman, do. for Portland; Nellie Dinsmore, Georgetown, fol do: Muskee McBuddington, New Jerse tor do; Eddie nt, Port Johnson for’ Ai jorence Newell Philateiin oe Lynn: NachelS ‘Miller. and Mary. Smith, do tor Salem; "AB Baier (Br), do tor St John, at days, for Danversports x s Poaladetphis tor Boliast; tua Ellen. m8 i ee York Adams and Olive, Dover, r do; Laura Robinson. Salem tor do; "Osprey, Shiite, NS for tios A Bartlett Boston tor Georzetawets Do: War Swed. do for New York; Lizzie Brewster, New York tor Salisbury. 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