The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1874, Page 10

0 TH SWEEP OF THE STORM. The Severest Tornado That Has Visited | the State for Years. Details of the Damage Done in Central | New York and Connecticut. Bursting of a Dam at Win- stead, Conn. The storm that began im Northwestern New York ou Sunday swept through the central part of | the State, and spent its jury in Connecticut, was | the most severe that bas occurred in years, and it ie feared the crops have suffered severely along the line o1 the storm belt, From our exchanges we cull the following details :— At Syracase. The Courier of Monday says:. There were reports of people being drowned in the lake without number, but we have been un- able to ascertain that any of these reports were true. Some ple were capsized but were picked up by the steamer Greenway. Among those cap- sized were George Castner and George Scobey and his son, who were inarowboat, They were picked up by the Greenway. A party of six men were out in the sailboat Challenge. Seeing the storm coming they attempted to go ashore, but the wind struck them and their sails were torn into shreds. They were soon aiter capsized when abouts SS of a miie trom shore, but successfully janded after some effort. This sa party say they saw a boat containing an old man ‘and’ two ae Jadies who, they have no doubt, were cap- sized, but cannot Say positively. A young German boy aud 4 man were out in a row boat and were | cus sized, The man was picked up by the Green- way, but the boy bas not been seen since, ber of boats were picked up empty on the west ashore of the lake, and the probability is that the bodies of those who might have been drowned will be ‘ound there, too, when they come to the aur- At Rochester. The Express gives details of the damage in Rochester and vicinity. 1c says Considerable hail fell in this city and vicinity. Near Mount Ho) noe quite a heavy fall \ook place about noou, and fears were entertained that It might prove @ repetition of the disastrous storm nine y yeay since, The hailstones were in many in- stances the size of large hickory nuts and of vari- ous sizes, some being almost fat. In Pittsford the storm was quite severe. One hundred and thirty panes of glass in Mr. Jarvis Lord’s greenhouse, Pittsford, were broken by the bail and gardens suffered tu that neighborhood. Residents say that the storm was terrible. It oc- curred at this piace about noon. Freeman £. Root’s barn, in the town of Chili, | was struck by lightoing during the storm, and his stock contained therein, valued at $3,000, was all cousnmed. Nothing was saved. It was insured He had in it grain, 1arming imple- Mr. Root is an old resident of Chili, and his many friends will learn of his loss with gret. Ligntning never strikes twice in the same lace, and we auvise him to rebuild tne barn on hoes oot —_— to avoid further accidents Irom the Ts ‘Albion, Orleans county, the storm was very severe. In the outskirts of the Village three cows were killed by the lightning. The owner, who was wmulking one of them, was rendered senseless, but it 1s thought he will recover. Trees were shattered aud crops more or lesg in- fured in every direction. The Democrat says :— The storm seemed to be ina narrow belt, which passed along with great fapidity from west to gast. Some windows were broxen and one or two were overturned, but so far as we have en able to ascertain no material damage was efected. Between ivur aud five in the atter- oon the wind again ireshened, and soon swept | along very swittiy. The black clouds rolled up from the west, a peal of thunder was neard, and down came the rain in torrents. Very little hail tellin the city during this storm, though large quantities are said to have fallen just nortn of the city. The wind was very high but did no damage. Streets in which the sewers and gutters were eet yee ea tee water — mches, soon presen appearance of so Many canals. , At Utica. ‘The Herald of Monday says:— Two bails of fire descended in Baggs = the height o1 the storm,»Mr. Harvey as sitting in the parlor of Bagg’s Hotel a He saw o1 ali of fire whicn appeared to shoot down the telegraph pole in front oi G. L. Pay’s ticket office. It struck the pavement and Noded with pokey hed = 9 oe t Of B 100- who ex- jod the spot where the. "ai zpiode sound stone biackened as if powder area armed mn, The “eer ball exploded near Barnes’ It is jd toat some injury nas Swelve o'clock no reports of casualties were pone Ao midnight the weather was cloudy, but At Hamilton, N.Y. & specia) to the Utica Observer trom Hamilton ‘Bars :— The storm some five years ago, on the 4th of daly, counted very severe, but jt was no com. mm to that of yesterday. It. wil take many housauds of dollars to repiir the damage done in a@bout twenty minutes. First im order was the new Catholic Church, erected by a contractor named Clark from yoar city, which was completely Gemolighed. Only an hour or two beiore it was Giled with worshippers. It is now a total wreck, ‘and the loss on building ana jurniture must pe at | Teast $8,000. Next in order is tne Congregation- glist Church, although not so badly damaged. it Jost its steepie, which landed in a neighoor. ing door-yard. The stained-giass windows on ‘toe north side are Jearfuliy broken. The Episcopal church on Madison street suffered a | heavy loss in the breaking of her ornamental win- dows. The depot building lost a part of its roof, which was taken sume ten rods and landed on another house, smashing in the roof. C. I. Jubn- son loses in damages quite heavily by naving his tail tannery chimney biown off down througn bis | tannery, which will stop work uatil it 1s repaired, a 1s no end to broken giass. Conperstown and Rome more or less damage was done, bat the storm was not 80 severe as elsewhere. Slight damage, we learn irom the was done at Cassvilie, Deerfield, Litch- feld, Little Falis and st Poolville. At the latter the storm took the roof from the ratiroad pot, and ail the glass tn the building was broken. Then hotel had 104 lignts of glass broken. A great [eed of damage Was done by hall to grass and At Troy. The Times of Monday evening gives details of the Gamage at Troy, from which it appears tbat the Tury of the storm began on Sunday evening, at twenty minutes past four, when rain feli in torrents, ‘The air was heavily charged with electricity, and ash alter fash of lightning was iollowed by re- @araabiy loud peals of heaven's artillery. The wind at times was very heavy, and toere was an apmistakabie cyclonic tendency. Pr half-past iour o’ciock span No. 3,” says the Times, “extending from the east side oi the draw Hers to the #ecund river pier, a distance of 226 | f, Jil with @ crasi into the river, crasaing under it and sinking tour caval boats, moored to the dock at the wot of Congress atreel, god breaking of the bow vi a sivop. Phere are wisuy conflicting statements respect- ing the cause of this disaster, out alter making & thorougn fovestigation the most plausible theory feems to be that the span was literally olown down. The span cost 000, It contained 150 ‘one of tron, any eacn polit liad been tiguteued up, feady tor puintihg. It the iron can be taken out Of the river without much trouble, the damage will BOL exceed $15,000, lor nearly all Of 1t can probably be used again, uithough it will have to go to the Shop to be Worked over. As It 1s, however, it will be @ dificuit job tu get the tron on: of the water, @ud it is estimated that the damuge to the super: structure contractors will De at least $25,000, Wili have to ve borne by the Phillipsburg Muanu- jacturing Company, uniess they can cstadliah an iM the courts, A clam will provabiy be | Upon the vricye company in the ueigiibor- 01 $10,000 by the owners of canal boats dam- following are the names of the boatw sunk, fugether with the amount o. dawage sustained :— =e boacs. ii. Pomeroy, owned by ‘Timothy Col- fins. of Lansingburg. 11 tiad no cargo, but the los Is about oy insured iu the Mercantile Marine Insurance puny. Canai boat Francis, captain ang owner, Frank Jevereaux. The voat was laden ‘With 104 tone Of Cheever vre from Port Henry, cot epee ee % Benedict, of this city, valued at fre to the boat $300; ‘not insured, anes boat yoanny, J¢ Joaded With 107 tous of iron ore, consigned to A. Benedict. Cargo vaiued ai 1,07) and boat S450: Bvt isured. Canal boat Ellen yan, Wiliam van, uf West Troy, captain and owner, ioaded witn 107 tons of irou ore, vaiued at $1,070, consigned to A. 8 Benedict. ‘he voat ts valued at $600; not insured. Tbe sloop Ciinton, loaded with stone consigned to H. M. Geer, Was struck by the iron columns, and was somewhat damaged, although she did not sink. The vow. oprit Was broken, Amount of damage $46. Tne Matemeats of alltne poatmen meutioned above Gre that the structure was biown down. ae On the Hudson River. ‘The Times further says:—The storm on the river Ost night was the grandest and most sublime Opectacie ever witnessed, even by the oldest pilots, ‘The eMlcers of ie Powel state 1n6t at every Clap Anum | tn tals uy, Bae UD t0 | » | ony | ment was made. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1874--TRIPLE SHEET. fee sa r the bost would shake irom stem i ove continual stream of tae describe. The rrible to damage on | Ring. too ie Was slight, so tar Ly coe learn. Two low Albany iss | towooats were washed ashore be! s weer a(ternoon, but got of without much At Other Points. ‘was demolished; the gardens and crops about Wyantsville were injured badiy; barns were de- stroyed near Shakers and Castleton, and several | chimneys Were toppied over at Albany. At Schenectady. The Union of yesterday says:— ‘The greatest damage done by the water in this city is atthe upper end of Hamilton street, just wbove Veeder avenue, The food cut through the sund atthe top of the hill and worked its way down to Veeder avenue, tearing up curbstone and avement and leaving & gully irom six to eight feet deep and varying in width. In some places nearly half of the pavement is yone, aud all the way down the hill a considerabie portion of the | street has been washed away, ‘The food that rusned down Hamilton street was | unprecedented. The cobble stones irom the tull were huried along like chips, making 4 noise they bounded along the pavemencs almust iil Niagara. Hundreds of loads of sand were carrie: down and landed on Centre street. broke over the street in some places and did some | damage in the gardens. Among the a that came down With the Good was a skull, said to be a negro skull, and supposed to have veen wasned out at the hill, where @ negro cemetery was formerly loca’ Several bulidings were strack by lightning. hie house of Mr. Riley, on Paige till, wus occupied a: the time by a German family. The lightniug cane the chimney, passed down through @ room in which two persons were seated, knocking down the stove pipe and stove, and breaking things generally, but, strange to say, not injuring sald persons, Millpoint, N. Y., Destroyed. A special to the Cnion from Millpoint shows that the town was almost entirely destroyed, 1t says:— A whirlwind during the severe storm of Sunday aiternvoon visited Millpoint, in the town of Glen, Montgomery county. J. J. Faulkner's griat mii | Was Seriously injured, @ broom corn dry house, two broom shops and two tenement houses were destroyed. David Faulkner had a wooduouse, kitchen and barroom destroyed, a tenement house biown in and a cooper suop blown down. Henry (, Pettngill, in Florida, nad seven acres of pine timber mowed down. David Blood’s nop yard was destro; ea, Mr. Lody, at Millpoint, had two dwellings de- ae and a barn carried four feet off its iounda- tion. The Breaking of a Dam at Winsted, Conn. The Waterbury American of Monday says of the flood at Winsted :— The trains tailing to arrive from Winsted this morning at the usual time, it was soon nolsed about that there had been @ great iresuet at Win- sted, that the streets were impasssbie, and the lower purt o: the Clarke House submerged. A despatch from Conductor Beers announced that | the Naugatuck Raliroad, for a distance o! nearly | two miles between Winsted and Burrville, was | covered with Water from two to jour leet in depth, and strewD wita débris o! all kinds, and it was im- possible tur trains to pass over the roud. Superin- vendent Beach ordered 4 train to be rap as yeguiar irom here to Bridgeport, and thus pas- Sengers irom this city were mot delayed by the | ‘The train started at hali-pust | flood up the vailey. eight 1a charge of Conductor Scott. Supervisor Eggleston, with another train loaded with timber aba the neediul instruments tor repairing all damages to the track, started for the sabmerged | portion of the road. 1t was wondered by maay that the Naugatuck River did not show the eifect or the freshet. Tne cause is explained by the flowed its banks was not the Naugatuck, but a stream that towed through the village of Winsted, and emptied into the Farmington River; and the Was a river running northerly trom Burrvilie. From nine to twelve, however, the Naugatuck rose rapidly. The Hauowing despatch was received from Win- sted this alteraoon :— West Wixstxp, June 8. The largest flood ever known here; streets gutted ; cellars Hooded ; small dams burst. were up ail night. The Farmington River ts tor forty years. Trains cau’: move. of outside worid. TF. Y. highest PURTHER PARTICULARS. At thirteen minutes past two A. M. conductor A. 8. Beers’ train, that usually arrived at Water- | bury at twenty-nine minutes past eignt A. M., came into tais city, being the first tram through trom Wiaosted to-day. He reports that Winsted was visited by heavy showers at abont rine and hali-past ten P, last Lapreninet and at nalt- past tweive a ae A. M. this mi The lightning appeared to be one cont vtinued fash against the Reavens, while the ram descended in terrents, ‘The inain portion of the storm jared to ve still north aud east or Winsted, which ac- counts forthe fact thatthe Far aod ive affluents were much more swollen than the paugas tuck. The waters were at their height in Wi a about six this Morning, and trom that time re began slowly to recede. Ateignt 4, M. aman came Cees) ME pind itreets of the loge 6, 2 la Collins Gi a, soating “the Gam 15 “that was ail, Bh} dam is one,” and e rary one Supposed Loug Lake was essing hard upon the fleeing iootstens of the Courier, Such @ stampede as followed; houses Were einpued ine @ second, and everyboay ‘ought of ihe a themselves and their loved ones to place safety. By superhuman exertions, yet har Knowing | bow it was done, Mr, Beers reached home to find his wie and child in the mud in the street's | centre, and there were the wives and chilaren of Winsted. Mull River was iresh im the memory of all, and the tek that seized stout men then was of Clarke House was tenant- ave the . Taylor, who, Lawrence itee, was determined to stand by ull the last and go with the building, When the moment's terror ‘Was gobeit was discovered that Laturop’a Pona, on Mad River, nad given way, sweeping tnrough | Meadow ati gutting the street and layin, ‘waste the dooryards, but doing no see ron cy destruction, only tearing up the street ai itself 10 the mass of watera, with no remareabis | increase of their volume. 8TREET MUSIC. Since the passage of the new law the police have arrested over 100 children for playing musical Instruments in the public streets. Some of these have been sent to the various institutions in the | | city for the care of children, and the remainder have been placed in charge of tbe Italian Consul, under whose care they have been returned to their native country. When the children are arrested they are brought to the Central Office, where they are handed over to the care of mrs. Webb. the matron. She has them washed and cleaned and detains them until the Cunsul has made arrange- ments for their future protection. Whenever the police are able to discover that children are work- ingior @ padrone whois making a profit out of their wanderings, they arcest him and arraign him before a police magistrate. This course of action 1s rapidly doing away with the uuisance of street | music, us the organ grinders and other strect musicians find they can get little or no money when they are deprives of the children as beggars. SANITARY , MATTERS, Shall Streets Be Sprinkled with Salt Water!—The Work of the Week. ‘The Board of Health decided yesterday that salt water, as has been complaimed, ia not an injurious street sprinkler but on tue contrary a healthful one. The reason forthe utterance of this opinion by tne Board is the trouble existing since the advent | of the spring. The right ‘to use the Croton water belongs to asmall number of persons who have obtained tuat privilege, through puiiticai induence, tor small amounts. Owners of carts who contract witu householders to sprinkle the streets are charged heavy rates for the Croton water, and in some Cases the prices demanded have been 80 ex. orbitaat that the cartmen went to theriver. For —— an ined under a police ordinance, and then they | peale: 10 tne Bourd of Health. The Board is of | opiuion that the substituion of river water tor Croton would be a beneficial move Jor several rea- sons. ton, which is becoming each year more Valuatle, and it oaght to secure cheapness to the pubiic and @ much more extensive ver before be The ort from the ag og] during the week ending June 6 smallpox were removed to thi fospica Ambulance Corps. The following is a comparati statement of cases of contagious disease reportea s this bureau ior the two weeks ending June 6, Thm ttempted. Certra Week Searle Diph ‘Ending. » Fever. = ueria. May'g. ¢ 8 of ae iat, Hi hte Board adjourned to moet next Taesday. 4 POLICE MATTERS. At a meeting of the Board of Police, held yester- day afternoon, resolutions were passed directing the Chief Clerk to procure imtormation as to the appointment of the parties claiming to be patrol- men 10 the annexed territory, the power appoint- ing them and the suthority on which the appoint- The Clerk was aiso ordered to transmit to the counsel of the persons claiming to be patrolmen a letter requesting him to iniorm Frat the grounds upon wiica the claim was \e. A resolution was adopted requesting the Corpo- Tation Counsel to exauune into the various awe Telating to the cleaning ol the streets of the city, and that he advise tne Board, in whom is tle Bo T vested, to determine the Manuer im which he streets are to be cleaned—whether by contract or Wwe: ther the rd Bad jact that the river that was swollen and had over- ; river tuat rose so high as to submerge the railroad | ‘the whole poraia tion | We Know notaing | jureau Mig that | eign: | The barn of James Shaughnessy at Port Schuyler | | $14,000 was drawing interest and the balance im | | | { as water they were arresced, imprisoned | It ig more heaithiul and would save the Cro- | ) rinkling of the streets | | & Co. WEW YORE BAR ASSOCIATION. ‘The regular monthiy sessi session of this organization ‘was heid last evening, Mr, William M, Evarts, the | President, inthe chair. The minutes of the pre- | vious meeting were read and approved. Finance Committee reported that the funds of the society on hand consisted of $15,650, of which | bank subject to draft. The following candidates were balloted for ana elected: Root, Joseph F, Moser, John HK. Post, Clarence KR. | | Conger, Robert Kelly, ho E. Curran, A report was recelved from the Executive Com- mittee, but was of little public importance. Mr. Tracy Stated that & committee had been ap- pointed to investigate the pending amendmen!s to the constitution, but 9s the laws of 1874 are not yet printed, and not having received the same from the Secretary of state, the committee only reported | Progress. Mr, Sherwood proposed th Committee on Law Education, to inquire into the propriety of having the rules amended con- | cerning the admission of graduates from law | schools to practice in the courts as now pro- vided by law. It he said, to the poor young men, to ace quire # college education, but who plod years in @ lawyer’s office, and cannot be admitted wituout bard work. He would not disparage the education of young men at colleges, but tn justice vo alla rigid examination should be made—more | so than the examination s0 had in the colieges. He knew of two cases where lawyers had received degrees who, he thinks, cannot commence an | action on a promissory note and carry it toa Jndg: ment. There should be some examination other than that mentioned. Mr, Tracy and others spoke on the maniect | Ny the motion was adopted. The associati adjourned. THE POUNDLING ABYLI ASYLUM A Strawberry Bestival and Fancy Ba- zaar. The Lady Managers of the New York Founding | Asylum last evening opened a strawberry testival and tancy bazaar in their new building on sixty- ninth stieet, between Third and Lexington ave- nues, Tne charitable ladies, who have for some Years past been laboringin the most humane uo- dertaking that women could engage in, were amply repaid yesterday tor their zealous services by the pride they must have felt in the splendia new building, and in the sympathies which were expressed toward them, pot so much by those wno were visitors at the festival, as by the thousands who knew of their noole efforts, The strawberry festival was @ complete success. Crowds of young ladies vied with euch other in doing vhe selling, aud @ Most generous patronage Was extended by the large number ot visitors. ‘ine tavles were crowded with the luscious iruit, and the warmth of the evening sided in relieving them of their burdens—ior ice cream 8 no inconsidera- ble commodity when the heat is up near the bun- dreds. As tor the bazaar, it will last until i'hurs- day morning, and will poe in its attrac. tions. Those who wish to do a kindly deed need no better opportunity than to attend at this festival and help a8 well as they can. FIRE IN WARREN 8TBEET, At @ quarter to nine o'clock yesterday morning afire broke out on the second floor of the jour story building Nos, 108, 110 and 112 Warren, and extended to Nos, 272, 274 and 276 Washington street. The first floor of No, 112 Warren street was oecu- pied by Jonn McUabe, dealer in butter and eggs. His loss on stock is estimated at $600, F. Blohn & Co., comm'ss.an merchants, occupied the store No. 276 Washington street. Their loss is esumated at $3500 on stock and $2,000 on biulding. Hopping Brothers, who occupied the buiiding in Warren street, sustained # loss, it is estimated, of $15,000, Nos. 110 and 112 Warren street are tne property of John Boyd, Of Fishkill. They are sup- posed to be damaged to the extent 01 $5,000. George H. Bartel, produce merchant, occupied the ground floor; ioss un stock, $600. The oduiiding at Warren and Washington Streets helongs tu Jona Boyd. It is insured tor $12,000. The Hopping Brotbers are insured in the levine tor $2,000. cantiie, $2,500; Brewers and Maltsters’, $2,500; im. porters and ers’, $2,500; Germania, $2,500; juardian, $2,500; Continental, $2,500; Safeguard, ones. $2,000; dard, New York, $2,600; $2,500. mpire an Empire, of No. 112 Warren street, insured im the dita lays lor $2,000, in Blohn & oe and tae et 12 bhara insurance com- Bre ri ae toe are the special duty man of he Fin "precinct arrested a pedier who had weet into the building and was trying vescas cacupe with, ‘with @ case of watches. Mark Smito, of Loo! ously ler Company No. 8 was danger- seced'by by tae Taille ef a0 Iron shatter, FIRE IN ATTORNEY STBLET. A fire broke out last night in the five story brick building No. 142 Attorney street, that caused a games Of $10,000, The house was Soompted fy by gieuson as 8 Moulding and turning sactory. ‘vne origin of the fre is as yet unknown, Au in. vestigation pas! been ordered by the Fire Marsbal. STRUCK BY LIGHTNING, William Burke, of East Ninth street, an awoing maker, was struck by lightning last evening on the corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-second street, He was removed to Bellevue Hospital by boty ive story brick building No, 181 Pitt street, occupied as @ tenement house, was struck by light- ning last night, and damaged to the extent of $50, THS LADY OF THE LAKE OOLLISION. WasHINGTON, D, C., June 9, 1874 The Supervising Steamboat Inspectors will, on Saturday next, commence their investigation into the collision between the Lady of the Lake and the United States steamer Gettysburg. The investi- gation will be neld on board the Lady oi the Lake iy. Qt her whart in this city. SHIPPING ‘NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE. 4 Bowling Green | Broadway. Bowling | Civerpoot:|69 Broa Liverpool. |15 Broad wa, Liverpool. 119 Broadw: “| Havre Hamburg, .|61 Broad wa: ‘IHamburg. 1118 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOOK, uIGH WAT&EH, Sun rise: 4 28|Gov, isiand....eve 6 04 Moon Tl 1 5t Hell Gate. a0 PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 9, 1874. CLEARED. Steamship Wisconsin (Br). Freeman, Liverpool via Queenstown—Williains & Guion. eteainship Crescent City, Curtis, Havana—W P Clyde 0. >teamship Wyanoke. Couc! Mo Ay. City Point and Righuond eond: Dominion 8 31 1s, Rteausl +. gaegsagong Dou Pulladelphia—Lorillard Steums ‘Seeauaahiin Neptune. Berrv. Boston—F F Dim: oy, Thomas Bavne (Br), Nelson, Bristol, hot E Mor- 's Sons, ‘Snip Daaclens, Wilbur, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. ¢ (Nor), Hammer, Amsterdam—Tetens & z are Vdsjeen (Nor), Frodersev, Antworp—Funch, Gare Lillian, Bumball, Cronstadt—Brett, Son & Bark Louse’ (Nor), Schetelig, 8t Valery—Fanoh, a Bark John H Pearson, Taylor, @ibraltar for orders— James Henry. i a Jaques Wr), Gaiquerot, Vera Cruz—The- ovark Shion (Br), Babio, Halifax, NS—D R De Wolf & $4 Sutherland (Br), Jacobson, Richibucto—Heney & pears Annie M Nairn (Br), Gray, Richibucto—Heney & ‘or Emma (Ger), Jesselsen, stettin—Sunch, Bdye & ay, fancy Br), McBride, Pernambuco via Baltimore Brig kita Whittemore, Trott, Cardenas—Jed Frye & Brig Sporteman, Blanchard, Caibarien—R P Buck & ant geoph Oaxes, Parker, Kingston, 4a—AH Solo- Sehr Kddie Pierce, Hawes, Tarpan Bay—B J Wenbe! Holt Bd Burton iar), ‘Merrisin, Parrsboro, No—C Sehr ra Burnham, Raynes, Savannah—8 © Loud & ‘senr E § Powell, Williams, Wilmington, NOE 8 Pow- yt sehr Charley Bank, Nelson, Baltimore—Wm Chal- 1 cout Florence ¥ Hall, Rogers, Elizabethport—-C W Ber- Schr Jennie B Gilkey, Gilkey, Bath—U W Loud & Co, sebr Frances Elleu, Cousins, Bostun—Jed Frye & Co. Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, Frovidence—Rackutt & Bro. Schr 4 Forsythe, Hobbie, I’rovidence—Rackett & Ir tobe Orvetta, Hervey, New Haven—Slaght & Pett Steamer Authracite, Green, Fhiladelpnia—W bait jer Bristol, Wallace, Philadeipma—sas Hand oie Dauay Boynton, Appleby, Veuloe—— ‘Messrs. Henry A. | the Mercantile | 2 Bowling Green cl The | it be referred to the | | ior | | a soda to ‘Chae Ein and who talked | | about them among their own tmmeaiate inends. i EE ae A4BRIVALS, ease whi agg TRLBGRAPE LINg. yoribe wieght Epes nha pasantgor rt May 2B and fine weatner to the peteamahip Don mau (Ger), Ney maber, Bremen May 29th, with mdse and arene * rs re winds to, the - Ix; June t 4243, lon 47 39, te loebere s Stl. Int 416), lon. 94 42, spoke i Donne ‘astie (Br). trom New tor London; saine c, lat 41 42, ton 56 45, ‘passed steamship Hohenzollern ayD es ‘ad strong westert; ward pas Ta ood wu nse trom New York for Bremen. Steamship Gulf Stream, Whitehu: St Domingo Oity City May 31. Jamaica June 1, aud Port au Platt 3d, wit | and passengers to L Delmont Steausmp San Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah June 6, with mdse passe ng to W Leer ig wth, 10 AM off Absecom, passed st Giaucuse In tow of ‘ug America, tor Philade! PM, schr Martha T Pike, trom Baracoa, bound Steamship South Carotina, Becketn C Charleston June 6, mdse and passengers to J W Quintard & C ark Nicoline (Ger), Ablitmann, Owes at days, wool to order; vewel to Punch, dye & Co. Pasied Horn April 17: crossed tne de, Equator & May (30, 1 100 had tne weather: April. 29, Ton 34 bark Cella. trom Amoy for Antwerp, 58 days out, fark Mudie Chiogza (tal). Mattino, antwerp 47 ay in bullagte to) © Seager. ‘Hark Bertha Bahiruhs (Ger), Rabtruhs, Hamburg 5 dayn with mise to Funeh, Bdge Fark Marianna IT rome. Banton Lisbon 28 days, wath dae to L E Ainsinck & park Amalia Gargiulo titan, Jaccarino, Leghorn 75 pid seg perme. 4c, to order; vessel to master. assed Gibraltar Bark i Olen, Jauiquo 76 days, with nitrate nef Co: vessel to jorn "Apr 14; th h mee May 17, lon % 3u; may. tat 170 8, wW Ps} e an K: alist ship steering SE showing ‘sh nal letters UHI: same time, an ytd hing from Liverpool for Caicutta, showiug signal letters Bark Nancy Bryoon (96 London), Duncan, Rio Janeiro, via Hampton Roads 46 days. with ‘cotfee to Mayer Bros; vessel to order. Crosse y 16 in lon W; Mas Br iat 80 ITN: lo, bark San Lorenzo (#r), trom Boliv! Bark Blanche How (of Portland) Matanzas 8 days, with sugar to Youngs, gigh th & Co: vessel to Miller # Houghton, “June 6. lat $6 lon 75 spoke brig Angenore, rom Matanzas for Boston. aaa Brothers tof Baltimore), Thurston, Caibarien 7 days, with s wey & Cassado; vessel to Master, ig Carolina tal). C toorder; vensel to Lauro, Storey'& Co. tar april 21. Brig Johanne (Dan), Andersen, Rio Jai with cofice to LE Ainsink & Co; ‘vessel to Brig Cora, (ot Liverpool, jenderson, 12 days, wi with susan to Spence: Montague & Oo} Vestal to Incken. rig come L Hall (of Boston), Perry, Cardenas via Delaware Breakwater i dare, with sugar to Brown Bros; vessel to Carver Brig Josle, Peitigrew, nas 9 days, with sugar and mesado to Knowlton & Co; ase] to Simpson, Clapp & Co. ‘Brig Mabel (of St Jobn, NB), Sagua via Delaware Breakwater 18 days, with suger “and” melado to Skiddy, Mintord & Co; vessel to master. Sehr Mott Bedell, Porter, St John’s Ee 12 day: Be bse ge to J V Onatavia & Co: vessel to B F Metcalf & shr Hattie N Bai f Provincetown), Bai Hg- vane ll dav: with sugar and ‘melado to, kabired Os to, Patras 72 days, with fruit Morey Co. Passed ibeat vessel to Brett, Son & Co. Schr Carrie W Clark (of Provincetown), Cross, Bara goa Tdays, with fruit to J&T Pearsall; vessel to 8 J en Sche fi A Hyer, Hodgaon, Hlouthera 5 days, with pines to Jas Dougias; vessel 'to B J Wenbers. ‘SchrJ ¥ Robinson (of Gloucester), Bryant, Eleuthera 6 days, with pines todas Dougins: vessel to i J Wenberg: ie in company schr M T Pike for New Yor! on Island Schr Spark io Hulliax. Ns), Terrio. Part C cB, 10 dava with coal to Bird, Perkins’ & Job; ‘Schr Harry White, Hopkins, Jacksonville days, with dumber to Drew & Buckie: veusel to master. ‘Schr Early Aira, Reed, Jacksonville 6 cays, with yel- low pine to @ Hunter & Son: vesse: to Bentley, dilder- jeeve Scbr Wm 8 Scull, Barrett, Wilmington. NC, 6 days, yiin naval stores to Murchison & Co: vessel ja Sehr Henry Finch, Bonnell, Alexandria. Schr J W Godfrey, Parsons, Virginia. be Elias Moore, Warren, Georgetown, DC. ‘hr § W Fonnell, Bonneli, Georgetown, EC. Sehr W H Zenzel, Soper, Georgetown, DO. Bark Florence, Peters, trom Matanzas, which arrived on the 8th inst, Is consigned to Miller & Houghton (not as before reported). Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship het ‘Lawson, New Bedford for New York, with mdse and passengers. Sehr Robert Smith, Nickerson, Portland tor New York, with stone to order, Schr Henry May, Hatch, Providence tor New York. Schr Imogene Diverty, Gandy, Providence tor New ‘Scie 14 V Turner, Turner, Boston for Xew ¥, rk Schr F Merwin, Bunce, Fall River for New Ply Red Wing, Young, Nemtuoket for NewYork, with to ort ‘Schr Rosanna, Pratt, Fall River for New York. ‘Schr Mail, Mead, Greenwich tor New York, with stone . to orde: BOUND Eas?, Ph cect Santee, Springer, New York for New Bed- rd. i Lord Baltimore (Br), Huxford, New York for Rio NONE G Cc Cammings, Smith Hoboken tor Providence. — hr E Waterman, Hickley, New York tor New Hi mesh * Huntington, Nickerson, New York for New aA Burlingame, Burlingame, Port Johnson tor Bene J M Bayles, Arnold, Elizabetnport for Provi- Sen Gorvo, Benton, New York for Boston. Bee Harvest lome, Hodgkin, New York for New Ha- pienr. New York for Lenape: Bi . Rew York ids agrie a Piracy, avery, ‘Statimore ore fOr ridges "ine Potter 4 Hooper, Bradpary, Croton alee ne he ict de: E es Smith, New York Pay are SMokerson, wBE crt ona esa Provi- “BE Guid Rear nytaes gazes cere | reil, Port “Bent © Carroll, Chase, New York for Portia steamer Albatross, Davie New Yors tor iT Biver. BELOW. Bark San. DERE Taegan Beste em treneet or SAILED. Steamshins Utopia a Liverpool; Crescent chy 4c; Vindicator, Pulled don; Australia (swe), Bri teens Charger, san fe ayo barks Titan Gen’ a for ), for Ol ow ; Wlaconsin (Br), panoke, ine tas Lubeck: Stjernen’ (Sor), Belfast: Trect ubrovack! Gus, Antwerp; Reinhold (Ger), Konij ae James EB ret, do; Palermo gp, Hambire: r (Nor), Go- thenburg; Antonio M ‘ital, Quee ‘Adamo (Aus) and Noah (Nor). do cr Out Nescio Gor), Cork; Malta; “‘Theod: munevels Boston: Domenico ita hristl perdi BH)’ Lishons Hane Selmer (Nor) Haves: sbon; Hanne Selmer (Nor), Havre; Industria (ital), Antwerp Ergtatningen | Sony Newry: Augvald (Nor), r), Stralsund » rr, Cu inristiansand: Waale (Rus), Cork or Paimout: ‘Alice Starrett (Ar), Liverpool:’ Hunter, Antigua: Horn (Br), Wilmington. NO; Flota (Wer), id ¢ eae Barbados; W D_ Andrews, or fae :@, le 2, sabe Rotterdam Bertha Ger, "Corks ‘Amelie ia, ‘Santande! (Norn, yr He, Demerara Alpha, (BP), .Ponc Santander and Gas adiz;_ Thos Horlingen (Sor), ‘Bisinore; Wik Prince; lian (#r), port; schrs San Andreas. Maritimo Miscellany. We are tndebted to Purses Vandusen, of the steamship Gulf Stream, tor attentions. Sur Sacauon whith arriv Live from 8an Francisco, had pect socken Mayet a ie Plate payor experienced very bad weather off River 8 leaking and had windmill rieged to pump. nx Nasuwave (Br), betore p reparted tn collision with a bark in the harbor ot St John, NB, and also as having touched on the Foul Ground while going to se: on MeLauehian & Wilson's block tor repairs, she having sustained considerable injury. The Port Wardens recom. mend the cargo to be discharged and the copper Stripped off for further examination, seven new iron knees and tee pregaen anes Ue each ewe A yank oe ony e stringer 12x13 inches tw be laid om the beams, and the whole to be thoroughly fastened. Bark Cuautenoe (Br), at San Francisco June 1 from Swatow, had heavy gales from W, with high sea, to lon 140 W, doing considerable damage to stanchions and after house. ine to gonna Moe al bound to pues from iriiene ping down the Delaware 9h inet, went a bn Bulk Head, but ot off and proceeded” me Bark EMANuKL (Nor), which arrived at Philadel after collision, is bound trom Antwerp for Wilminy Spon NC, and put into ’ for repairs. In addition to dame e before reported she had her stern split. A Bark wasreported ashore at Castle Island, cl the lighthouse, on the 23d ult, by the brig K Homanee, at mt Baltimore trom Navassa ; she was of about 600 tons. Bria Aatt (Nor), condemned and sold at Bermuda, wi on the Marine Slip June ¢repairing. Her entire keel ‘was tound to require rites) and her forefoot was completely ground up. Afier the repairs are completed she will sail tor New York with cargo of oil, landed ex‘ whaling burk Pacific, of New Bedford. Brio Irs (Fr), trom Ft a for orders, with nied put into Thomas Falmouth, ‘eed and was discharging on the lay 22 leaky, Scum 3 DUans, in her collist Eravenves. bas “her mainbooin Broxza it sie episcen mai Panfunttoccr itheade and other "aaa e Seite and Tet hand paldent would of ani for Gi into Vineyard Haven Tih inet with head and’ Toutaimust carried away. STEAMER Lapsner, for Havana, wh: * timere after belng ore on the" Florida neeta. willy at Fardy's shipyard, and 8 survey ot her It is believed ined but at ing on the same Course oF been more disastrous, as the Sen ‘was th Fisuixo Song JB Taonas, be m All the cart qo. ¢ ting th + Wilksington, ‘Of the same Tine, Will Gonvey to its destinee A large vessel of from 1,500 to 2,000 tons, Bipawed, pails Beno Boh = passed March ie lat as N, 1 one, and there onl ed ot vessel throughout her length about 6 Haemaled the Captain Bedell, ot scnr William H J, 6th ins trom Fernandina May it, repores’ same Gay’ 10 mies BSK of Fernandina Bar, aseed sehr Anthony P Dodge, ot Brunswick, Ga. wi jogeed and abandoned; had Nn stripped of vatls, Heginge ac, Queax gems, 3 june +The ship Herbert © Hall, from Bre. en. 18 asl in island, ‘veussl iw astore on Red Toland. ~ vst St Tuomas, May 29—1 PD inate he British brig Anna was sold at six hundred and any from bai $10 per ‘Three-fourths of schr Memento, of Tisbury, have been sold by A L Cleaveland, broker, to Cai wi White, dy free Yarmouu, who will commanae her in the the const ing bas aud she Will hereafter Wail from south Yar- Notice te Mariners. sugar, landed damaged Emily, were Youd at auction for trom $70 to a es a wie. ye guetmard of te jt nny trouble. dence Soa Whalem lew Bedford June 7, bark Live Onk. Smith- jatharines March 30, with 100 bbls sp olt and 60) wh oil. Sent home on the voyage 120) bbls sp and 1500 do wh oil. A letter from Capt Alien. ot bark Falcon, of NB. re. or s her at Barbados M last vr iad shipped | 7 sp oil by bark EH Yarrington # tor Boston. Would suil in a tew days for the orth Al A letter trom Capt Snel her at barbados May 2), havin shipned $i bbls sp oll by bark # i Yarcingion. und was bound on a cruise. feports arrived at Barbades that day, bark Andrew Hicks Howland, Westport, having taken 140 bbls sp onl last cruise. Spoken. Hudson, Knight, from London for, New York, (by steamer Indiana, at Philadelphia trom Liv- erpool). Ship © paledonia, otean from Havre tor New Orleans, June 2, iat 20, Io! Hare Vale of Nith (Br, Gareott, trom Liverpool tor Ban Francisco, May 11, lat 20 £6 N, lon 219 W. Bart Lalia ( ot % heriosen jor sydney, CB, June 5, no lat, ac ‘by steamship Castalia, at Halifax’ 9th inst), NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Arrived at ers, from St Shi Jane Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Heaatp London Bureau, No 4 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- ures from European ports, and other porte abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the sane will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. . OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Arrivals and Departures of Vessels from and for American and Other Ports. Lonpon, June 9, 137!. ARBIVALS. Arrived at Falmouth June 9, barks Christel (Ger), Roblis, Philadelphia: Hilda Maria (Ger), Kraase, San Francisco for Hamburg. Arrived at Shields June 9, ship Zambes: (Br), Rettie, Pensacoli Arrived at Southampton 9h, steamship Rheia Gen, Meyer, from New York tor Bremen, and proceeded. Arrived at Wisbeach June 8, bark Oliver Cromwell (Br), Gibson, Pensacolay Arrived at Glasgow June 9, bark Lillian M Vigus, Vi- gus, Darien. Arrived at Greenock June 8, ship Forganhall (Br). Chisneff. Pensacola. Arrived at Queenstown June 9, bark Mary Stewart (Br), Penery, New York. Also arrived at do 9th, steamship China (Br), Gill, New York for Liverpool; bark Mosca (Greek), Mende- rico, Baltimore. Also arrived 9th, steamship Hecla (Br), Murphy, Bos- ton (and proceeded for Liverpool). Arrived at do 9th, steamship City of Paris (Br), Tib- bits, from New York for London. Arrived at do June 5, sbip Belle Morse, Whitmore, Ma- cabi (and ordered to London). Arrived at Malmo June 7, ship Jonn Harvey, Brown, Mobile. Arrived at Elsinore June 8, bark Nor (Nor), Hansen, New York. Arrived at Antwerp June 7, ship Athenais (Br), Gou- dey, Philadelphia; bark Europa (Ger), Jéhassen, New York (not arrived Ist). Arrived at Bremen June 7, ship Admiral (Ger), Haes- loop. New York. Arrivea at Rotterdam Jane & bark Flora (Nor), Olsen, New York. Arrived at Dunkirk Jane 9, bark Palo Alto, Mann, New York. Arrived at St Nazaire June 7, ship Norge (Nor), Gul- lichsen, Pensacola, Arrived at Malaga, bark Planet (Br), Dodd, New Or- Jeans. Arrived at Gibraltar, bark Aberd: Dunbar, New York; brigs Primo (Ital), Cacace, do: Mary O Comery, Grozier, do: schr Dashing Wave (Br), Hocken, do. Arrived at Calentta June 8, ship Nearchus, Pierce, Liverpool. Arrived at ——— June 9, Julius, from United States. SAILINGS. Sailed from Aden June 7, steamshin Gresham (Br), (from Bombay), tor New York via Suez Canal. Sailed from Bombay June 9, bark Isaac Lincoln, Jor- dan, Calcutta. Sailed trom Belfast June 8 bark Barone Vrangezany (aus), Cuminich, United States. Salled from Waterford (not Limerick) June 7, osrk Maria Bollo (Ital), Drago. United States. Sailed from Bremen June 7, ship Derby (Ger), Hi Reoken, United States, Seamer Mentone, schr Sea Lark (Br), Mellens, New ore. Sailed from Gibraltar, schr C 8 Bushnell, Mayo from Leghorn), Boston. ‘Soe jh SleWalled, brig Brewster, Johnson, Better Bn S—arrived, bark ae ee! Thomp- Bpacoe: 2Boy In pe Poromn N Ea riarts aS Ae Stas re trom do, arri ‘june jurren, do, on arene é oot in. Port ils Excelsior ae Meyer, gps aes re lag: in pore, Py fot dod eae aie: fot, ‘db; and others Feported | went ym Sangor Feit oN Park Sochus iar), Mowatt, ore Cow Bay, CB, June 4—Arrived, ship WJ paelg @r, Ereky, Barrow (and proceeded’ tor Bandy Hook for or- ders). ‘Bee mez w2—Iu port, schrs Elia, Humphreys. from. Philadeiph arrived 17th; NH Hand, from New jalied 19th, brig Daylient, tor Arroyo. ¥ javaNa, June 9—Aarrived, steamship Gaba, Palmer, Vera Crug to sall tor New York 108h). ‘th, mshipe City of New York, Dea- kon. and Morro Oa: jorton, New York, Hattrax, June 9—Arrived, steamship Castalia (Br), Butler, Glasgow and Livervoul. Tovidur, April #7—Arrived, ship Daniel Maroy, Bars- ley, Boston (and was ordered to Callao, orTH SrpNey. CS, June 2?—Arrived, barks Scotland Br), Greyston, Liverpool; Sd, Willlam (Br), Herding, PanwaMsvco, May ‘i port brig Elizabeth Ann, ra dell, oo schr Chas A Higgins, Mcintosh, for Boston 1 stisxanos, April 21—Salled, ship Zouave, Rowell, Fal- Loy April 11—Sailed, ship N Boynton, Nichols, 0 load rice for Channel for ort fn vot “aprit 23, ship John ‘Tucker, Tay! for Tlollo, to load tor Channel for orders: barks Nydia (Br), charterod Salpes tor ody Catherina: (Ger), for New York; je yA: Arrived. bark |, Kohinoor (Br) looper, Lame Mand sailed 26th for Humacoa to load for north of Hatteras): brig Lola (Br), Walliams, Buenos 4 ist for Humacoa to load tor New York): 19th, schrs Mary A Hoit, Higgins, st nis {and sailed 22d tor Arroyo and New eo) 'reddie C jaltimore ; 24th, Bbbett (tr), Veal, mp Fi ‘riorcnce Treat, , Montevideo via Bar ied T was reported saited irom Montevideo fort ‘alparaiso), brig Micmac (Br), Kinney, Buenos Ayres: 26th, bark Shon Quilt (Br), Davies, do; 27tn, Lalln Rookh (Br), Dakin, Para; 28th, BR Bearce, Manton, Monteviteo, y 1% brig Amorie (By Arroyo, PR; schr Bker, Davis, Guanica . Barks Union, Call, Tus Br), Andrews, Cietituegos, to I loud for horth ras W J Whiting (Br). Fulimote, Turks Istana, to load for Gloucester or Portiand. erent, ‘sie une S—Arrived, ship Robert Dixon, wic Cleared dh, solvate Star FD, ark, New Nore, Vicronta, Vi, May 28—Sailed, bark Reinijio (Nig), How- ard, San Francisco. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June $—arrived. steamship E schrs C W Locke, do; H anon, ven; Burl P Mason, Boston, d-Schrs Carrie, Norwalk; & Dow, Portland. June 9—Arrived, steamship Centipede Wert, se bilgaelyn barks Casinizolo (Aus), Nicolich, + EL 'T Stocker, Tyler, Gardenas; brigs Mel- Mayasuer, PR; Wu Mason, Adams, Clen- fuegos: ty (Br). Forrest, do; schra'@ H Fhullips, Spoot, on gh Annie R Lewis, Lewis, Cpr low—Brig H H MeWiivery, also schr Lottie Ames, from Wilmi: gton, and three barks and two brigs. Cleared—Steamer Geo oAppold, Lovell, pasHunore: barks Marie (Gen), Ablmano, Cork tub orders; UW C ew, Of, Boston, 1,100 tons), Given, san Fragoise (Fort), Pures, ist sichuels, via St Jobn N. aves aca Hoyt, Miragoane; schrs Henry i tons). vere London; Soifer, Wien, Kennebee 10 load tor Baltimore: isk, Baker, do to ‘oad, “for Georgetown, D Cy Fiymout Kock, Parker, New York; Abule Bursley, ar! pailedsteamships Marathon, Achilles, Geo Appola; eR LTIMORE, June Lert AA oy Deca ay Chamber- lain, Lawson, New York; barks Molly (Ger), Wurz, Ltd Janeiro; ane Zittlosen, Wisnuon. Sagua,; brig Jessie Knynas, Will a 4, mephen peor tg a gat Free vara Add ick, salt River. bt BC; ag Ht aoe ew Haven; Win Butinan, Putoam, Bucksville: Bill saat hole a Below, ship Duisburg (NQ), ae Janeiro; i Billups, Savannah; D arce, Kichmon gies Price Himin James A Gray, from evwhern, NGt Nevlelian, Maron, Providence: Fanny Cadwallader, Fuster, New York! bark Wasa Hoimberg, Liverpool: sehr JH Marshal, trom Se: Cleared—Steamers Lucille, Bannest, et, Wibenington, a, NC; Wn Kennedy. for Providen: York; bri 4 onthern Cross (Bs), tor sbulee, Ne. ‘one "Sharlos it Lauren jor Boston. Seiled—Barks Emilia, tor Leith; Sixne, for Koniasbe BRUNSWICK, Ga, Jue l—Arrived, brig 1 Howla It, 12 | loud for Kennebunkport. (Br), Cote, ncaa ome Janeiro rot NiO, June I, Maco York; bark Almira Coombs, Laugthorne, Aspliwall BOOTHBAY, June 4—Arrived, schr Union. tps, Calais tor New York. BANGOR, June 6—Cleared, schrs Lizzie Milis, Arm- Amba ador, Warren, New York; Isa- ak, Washington, DC, 6—Arrived, ark ‘altrea, Bart, New York, in tow! brig 4 Ii Curtis Merriman do; acs’ hoe Fla er, Keynoids, Sth—sail Northampton, McLoon, or, to toad far Liverpool; sobre ‘Cabiia® Sumesgny Baltiocro; GP vomroy, K&L Marts, Marte, Ciara ‘tour Plamen rami Adams; Wiille ‘Martin, Joseph uddell (ail with ice). Phindenb 2 ee —Arrived, sob J Ponder, Jr, Brown, ei b¢ afd Sa atearhe iaines Sete (oBe “Bete alen uses. | ing D, having taken 9 bbls sp oil | of bark Draco, of NB, reports | Jane tmaceived, secmubig Adland, | eaemmmeeal ia | Hendreien (Ger) 5 } cock, Tomita, Philadeiph' Hazard. New York, FORTRESS MONROE, J enue cutter Colfax, Capta Baltimore the last inonth repairing, %—The United Mates rev ‘arner, which has beem it oy "a aiimaee= CXL, tion to-da’ Bhe reports ag) tn Countess of Dutein Be) Londuuderty : ors ¥ hie Marton, from Porte, Bice: sohre a tard, row Macanane; #2 t Een: frown de. Arrived—Brigs Ic! orders: Wilhetinine, trom Port Gat fot ore = Suiled—Bark Bossi Morrin, tor Passed ine Barks Parbeiran, trom Liveréact for Bat timore; Galyeston, trom New York tor Richt schr Thomas FALL RIVER, June 6—Sailed, allen: Pntiadelphiia. GALV ESTE ,S—Salled. netir Mary K omg, Mae or & Northera port. . June 5—Arrived, seGr Jas Ponder, dy, Pensac ola to GEORGETOWN ud HULSE CENTER, June & Arrived. bark, Lewis A nez, Britten, Liverpool; schr Rebecca W Muadell, iy, Philadelpinin. “Yao! RSON VILLE, June 5~Cleared, sehr on sini ew Yor! EY WEST, ‘tine 2 2—Arrived, shi ap) Hammond, i and sail ay “e ‘anv Soha Nine Ma sieameily Chiltan anes. New penene for Liverpoci “put a Mfor'e coal, to ™Poaec, ae ene oy goby, forty, Megs a 4—Arrived, Dh Telli Ment phe Kew te schre tiey, 1 Pathnd Home, tanith. N seh Raich fan roa Biverty, wil to) James 8 waisye NOBILE, June’ ¢2Cleared, brig ~— — naa ny NaW ORLEANS. June, «Arrived, ¥ suid Dre diit Liverpool: WE Glyde, Livingston, es vigared-—Sohr dev bealey, McDonald. Gal seh EN BURY PORT, ToJuuey-Arived, sche Liesie, Brews fEANTUCRER, May 20—Arrived, sehr & 4 Willtame, Russell. Philadelphia NEW D, Jane 6—arrived, brig © Sy | Gaedenehn (den. Deion, Hamburg: schr Centon, MeCarthy, Wilmingtm, wilod Schr Irving, Azevedo, Bravo, CVI rived. schre Any T Sipple, Bacon, Cobases York: Metamora, Manchester, Ware- aker, South Ya ved, schrs Mary Haley. Haley, Phiiadelphias avttat, Clements, Sandwich for New York. Clenred—Bark ataiaade (Port, ‘Mello, tor 6t Michaels, Azol ‘NEWPORT, June 7—Arrived golrs Jownh E Lawrence, Pawtucket for New York Pha Calals for’ New York: JL, Hess, ent J . Carver; Elisha T smith, Baker; J oy: Brae: 7 Wiltets ,, Staplip, ant Mediator, Davi jar a ver for New York: Rowen, Golden, Tucker” Munroe. Providence tor dot Eh Pawtucket for Phitadelphu. Salted, sehrs Whistler, Keste, New. Fork. tor i Shamrock, Troy, Haverstra Mitehell, Harring ee nerd "iow, dred, Bristol Ferry "or Philadet phi a Phinney, Providence tor New York: ‘aco BP . ound, Waunonsa, Brannon. Fal River tor do for ‘Greenport: MiNvile, NJ: J BN horn, Providence tor boy: 'Plavouriita, Paine, Phniatelphia, tor Lynn; L Wells: Wells, east Grocnwich for, Fort Jounson; Jule Aum Howell, Providence for New York. 8th—Arrived, schra MM Merriam, Crane, from ——-; Harriet Ryan, Robbins, Wareham for New York Luna, Wells, somerset for do; Minerva, Brightman, Fall ror do. yaalled—Zebe J 8 Terry, Raynor, Pawtucket for New - NORWivH, Juve 6—Arrived, achr Undine, from Port jonnson. Suiled—Schri John Hickey, U Washburn, Old Zack, and Pennsylvania, for New Yi NEW HAVEN, June nArsived, brig Fllza Thompson, Bates, Pouce, PR: schrs Sarah J Gurney. Gurney, Eliza bethport; El Doran. Jarvis, Alexandria; sop Sammis, Huntington, Sailed—Sehr Constitution, Sthe-arrived, aehrs Pharde J Bll nia; C St John, Parsons, Weehawken; Josepn Snifin, Newburg; Dr Franklin, Geer, New York; sloop Leonid, Barker, "Rondout PENSACOLA,’ June 1—Arrived, bark ‘Greyhound, brig Sally Brown Rosa, Key West! mn, Watson, New Orieans; 2d, B L Kai Magnolia (Br), Warden, Sunder. pire (Ger), Solzenburz. Sharpness Points Asinania (Br), Willis, Bremerhaven: bi Frochbeck, Leith; 2d, ships Korthera Empire (Br), Williams, Liverpool: Excelsior (Bri, i. "rkine Pavo Marsh, lyn do: Araeana (Hr), Clark, “st John,” PHILADELPHIA, June 8—Arrived, steamers Mare, gramiey: Panita, Hower V Sumers, Warren: D Utley, Davis and EN Falrehild, Trout. trom New York: hrd, Albertson, Fall iver; schr Thornas N Stone, Pitchor, Gardiner, Me. Sth—ArHived, Steamships Kenilworth (Br). Prowse, Liverpool via Queenstown: Wyoming, Teal. Bava bark Lorenzo P (Ital), Boi Spencer, Thoinas, Carden: 5 hlectrl ville, NC; Lunet. Hinds. St Marrs, Eeg Island: Mary G Farr, Couwell, for do); moheesin & Anna, Johnson, Miao Sastneds aleacatig Hercilen: Fier schrs W Walton, Compton, and Mary "Weaver: Brien do, Cleareé—Steamshins Rattlesnake. Artex, Bostont Leopard, Albertsor ver; barks Carleton, ‘Dur tot tor laples; scnrs brig J Sita Ga° Nate, Cam qe an ene cleare: ah a pris nt cues ead ; ea a i i cae 2 sone aver, song W Waite, ama Pa, j andar at eo form ior eons) ce ee te ite i sass ie ee Yor Wiles as i ngage wD page oe wine Doteed ieee aa def iver eae. romnytrom Maxwell ee nots | Sund laht, and yesterday bark! ry, Scud, Chanucleer Guido and Jeannie Prince. Ship Marca and brig Benjamin Carver arrived last night, and remais ND, June 6—Arrived, brig Mary E Pennell get ton, ier, York (not ns, as before reported): echr Kat dun=Arrived, steamer Heading, Colbarn, Philagetphiay Open Soa, from B ay ies iC. for Yarm: pen Bea. trom Bucksv: E for Farmot wees Nel nemore, tee baer ee RTAMOUTE une S—Arrived, schr Agnes Baker, uaier, Philadel alled—schrs Jessie Williamson, Jr, Sewards, and TJ ‘Traton, ae rome son. BO bey Cranmer, Fellaaeone. PROVIDENCE, Jun i— arrived. steamer: oe Bellet, Baltimore: ‘unter, Letina an, schr W .lter W Pharo, Collins, Alexandria. ‘Satled Bri Matilda, Sete Philadel: adel New York; schraJ Middleton, Jr, ownage! a, ladeiphia. RH Shannon, Vanalider, and ag lor, son, Hull, and Ben) i fa ford, erague Sarah L 71 Thomp: PAWTUCKET, June 6—Arrived, schr Henry Lemush bby ne! jewbut Sailed—Schr J'S Terry, Ra: says New York. {ia-folied, ‘sehr Jos K'Potts, Davis, New Yo: ress 5 ort Mary. Natt, Parker, ai Wall, New York. ROCKLAND, June 7—Sailed, schrs Louise pein ping tons Oliver” Jameson, Jameson, Nor- br it Polis. Hen, Bali mor AN FRA! June I—Arrived, bark Challenge Br. aon Swatow, Se aenved: ship Alice M Minott, Lowell, Newoas Sth Arrived, ship Gen McOlellan, Morrison, New XAVANNAH, June 4—Cleared, schrs Emma C Bab + WL Elkins, Ludden, Brune a Flanders, Wa halied=-Steamsnip Saragossa, nei “ll Baltimore; dark Ansoinette (Ger), Haesloop, Bremen. VINE 2k, June B—arrived, brig Tease Carter, e teorn ston vn, “SC, for Searsport} schrs Wm Phelps. Philadelphia for Boston; 4 " nurlingame. Weehawken for do; Jose} ‘d Caen ppahannock Raver for orders (Boston) ; n Georsetow'. 30, for Rockland: ‘Flavilit, ‘Phiiadelpuia ter Lyn Providence ior Gardiner or Hallowell; Cal Went worth, Bucksville, +C, tor Bangor; Susan, Baltinore tor ine, Mattapostsett for'do; Palestine, Belle, Plymouth for ‘New York; Kel for do; A flammond, Saco tor do. igs Iza Whitaker and Jacinta; sohts Eddie F Treat, Delmont, lan James Young, B L Leon: NH Hall, Auna Myric land, Beil Hardy, ka rick B Oyen ala. ‘fantamoun Wm Flint, Fair Danler etamnon m Conners jurlingame and rrived, schra & and 5 Mart sir cBowdotn! rind tor. bhi pha, Vonilia, from B nae oi War Phelps. tsafied—Schrs Nellie Raton, Jud ge Low ne seyeg. La caer! a By jam ON, June 6—Arrived, Lege Gey Veimore, ‘antwerbs soht Pantle Geared equa tor, Presume, New ee WANA use Belted: sohrs ‘aylor, Hew Xone Tih, sarrigg evan, oMpiam Goliyer, tt Gecrgetowa, REN, June Mn, and Northern Light, Cerro Gordo, Cham: See et seer ew Pork a LUTE DI cas } OBTAINED “FROM ‘DIFFER: here; desertion, &c.; Ave ont Lecrhaeg legal every w! Neapiiay ae Tiare’ A Naty divorce wranved: 1Padviee MSCSE, Attorney, 194 Brosdway. PEAR ot ten at hte dl “HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, 0O® py mn af oF Pe ten trots BA. M. tov EM On Sunday trom sto 9 P.M. ee es mr aes AO LerE LO cane OBTAINED FROM COURTS np every where; no publicity, Jommissioner tor every advan ‘gt ; Counsellor at Law, MEDNMLOK 1, KIN pss = nc iTS ney ‘AUKESHA, WIS., MAROR 5, I874—DEAR SIR-IE t pleasur that 1 ney Ce LR Re SF NG WATBE. My oplmon has not been formed hastily but trom close observauon ot its effects in ecient forms of diseases, ainoug whica is one irom whicn have suffered much tor wore than two gutumn, at which time, ir, both internal: driel’ usp ot the power 8 the various sorms ot disease of the kidneys, bladder and contiguous organs it too well known to require auy praise trom ine now, bul cher forms of divesses its reputatign may not avished. You will allow mo Ww ot no medical ayent that good over all the sucretory organs pecially ineluding the liver, ski and it inst therefore necessarily prove # great remedia! oving & Vast peaens of Myra te whieh nee wait tum is my dec - Sitedmes top ra | Hite Heat A. ceramide Rauch