The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1874, Page 12

Bp SLAUGHTER OF THE BOW-WOWS ——— Bad Fate of Cars of High and) Low Degree. ee creeres Curions Scene in the Dog Pound—-A Thousand | Friendtess Brates Asphyxiated. Yesterday was the great day of execution at the Found on Thirty-seventh street, near Beventh avenue. A thousand dogs were sacriNced in obedi- ence to the Morris ordinance, Mr. Bergh avoided making bis appearance, 4s he concluded it would only add an uunecessary pang of misery to the @ying agonies of the dogs Ut they had seen Lim | there in the capacity 0! 4 callous speetator, The gates of the Pound were closed all day, | and ne dogs were recetved irom any | quarter) whatever. Captain Marriott, whose | early youth and prime of manhood have | Deen given to the study of dogs tu all their various Moods and lenses, Was there, as usual, In his | shirt sleeves. He expected Mr, Bergh all day, and | wonsequentiy, by reason of @ very natural appre- Lension, was more Humane to the dogs ander his @harge \uan ther character or their witimate fate by asphyxiation demanded, | STRANGEST SCENE OF ALL ‘was the asphyxiation. Captain Marriott is not to | Dilame for the singular fun tat tollowed. He was megotiating with a Philadelphia company whose | Dusiness it ts to Manefacture gas o! a character that ‘would bring about the result desired in twenty sec- | ‘ends, In the meantime a biaring company seeking | # cheap advertisement, and professing to be abie | to extinguish the lives of eighty dogs in hall a | munute by the expert use of carbonic acid gas, came | Bpon the scene. The chief object of this enter- prise appeared to be to get the name of the com- | Pany into the papers. Anyoow the experiment was | an utier failure in the start. MELANCHOLY PROCEEDINGS, At about four o'clock in the a.ternvon the gates | @f the Pound were closed and tue melancholy op- | erations began jor extinguishing the lives of all the dogs in confinement, Iney Knew at once What Was up, and to tieir credit be tt said, now | that they are gove (into Eleveuth avenue | pies and sausages), tiey were & manly wet of dogs. lney protested to the very | end, and if the rude, unrhythmical | language they used could only have been reduced | to the accents of Webster and Lindiey Murray 10 | Would be found they had a Serious grievance on | Daud. Mr. Bergu’s prescripuon ot bromide of | ‘potassium for tue west country dog had a con- | Wary edlect from the one intended. The President @f the Society tor the Vreven lon, &¢., supposing | the dog suifered from bone spavin iu tue tau, had @veu tim an e. Ormous dose of bromide, aud the | Unhiortunate dog Was on his last legs, or rather his | Raina legs, at tue moment tue tour Of bis execution | arrived, DOGMATIC REFLECTIONS. Whatever there 1s Of melancholy in the world is Bure fo have a grotesque or ludicrous side ior some | people. The slaughter of tuese dogs yesterday ‘Was, to the ordinary mind, exceedingly sorrowiui, Ove woulu Wish that this sleek-skinned and | pniie-eyed black and tan might live and enjo; Ke, tau in betrer lines, and prove himself the pride | nd ornament of some happy houseuold, Aud | shall the eyes that rested witn tond delight upon | Bb UnWashed Skye terrier, with a face so funny as Wo stir a rippie of laughter even in the soni of the | und mMaster—shail the eyes ever cease to weep he iate of that gentie, youthial and tmunocent exile trom Skye, wien he was chucked head and | Rheels into the tank of death and salpouric acid gas, | The tank Was made of wood aud enciosed on all sides, except at the trap door, through which all | ‘the imprisoned quadrupeds were unceremoniously dropped. It was noi so wel cauiked as it might have been. It Was supposed to be air fight, Out it must have let the suipharic acid gas escape in all | dircct¥ons, as the seauel Wil! tel. THE GREAT RVENT OF THE DAY, and the one that will live in the memory of every policeman aud every resident in the neighbor- hhooa, was the asphyXiawion of the dogs. It was something feariul and wonderful, and would Wake many columns to deseribe; but tt | May be orieiy wid in the one extraor- Ginary fact iiat alter tne curions Irish- | anhan, dressed partly like & Basiiu-Bazouk and | fait like @ Calmuck Tartar on a spree brongbt in | We cart, the tank Was opened. His brow was Douna with a white cotton handkerenief, con- iderably sotied, concea: @ pair of blackened eyes received in some recent collision while under the influence ©. bock beer. Let that pass, Enough %o Say that alter the dogs in the tank were sup- | osed to be “kilt entirely” the brave and active jariott opeped the main door and banded out | each careise to the concuctor of the Gray. in ff wen minutes the dray or dump cart had @ome eighty apparentiy inanimate bodies of many singuiat dogs, each with a his- tory of bis own, The air of the slaughter Rouse was heavy and sickening. The driver Of the cart took is position on the [ront board of the Wagon a portion of nis person extending cou- siderabiy over the forward rd of the vehicle. Be was hailed with cheers a5 he passed out into | Thirty-seventh street aud fourished his whip with @ consciousness That his Mission was of high and | Mighty conseque: The first intimation this brave Irishman had that the sulphuric gas was a | Yailure Was in being scized in the most bulbous | part of bis auatomy by two dogs, It secs tle iresh air resuscitated tbe cargo of eighty dogs, and ive astonishinent of She driver may be Letter imagined than described, He jumped oif the wagon and so did the dogs. | wri; | tobe a marvellous march by the staid | novel name—“The Cryptogram; NEW YORK HERAI%) SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1874—QUADR MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Fler Majesty’s Theatre, London, has been sold by auction to a Mr. Glass for £31,000, Downing’s Ninto Regi nent Band BIVe a concert tbis afternoon at Jones’ Wood. The wooden headed Lord Chambs7lain in Lon- don is stil making trouble Wit) Frengh play- nts The Funeral of Marionette,” by Goano td GOL Atheneun, Colonel Monsterry will give @ grand assault at arms at bis Fencing Academy, ia Sixth avenue, on Tuesday next, Protessor Glover commem@rated Moore's birth- night by a splendid concerwat the Antient Concert Rooms, Dublin. ‘The author of “Eileen Oge,” known to the general public as Mr. Faieoner, bas been playing im that Piece at Liverpool with great success, Mile. Beival has mot made a success in the Paris Grand Upera. The mle of the queen in the 'Hu- guenors” seemed to be too much ior her, Herman Vezin, the American actor, who has gained so high a reputation in London, is playing at the Gaiety Theatre, Dulin, with much success, Batty’s Cirens, travelling in England, rejoices in '@ clown, named Jennings, who quotes Shakes- Peare ‘in 8 superior manner’? and sings a good song. Mme. Nilsson on her reappearance tn London | Was welcomed back by an overfowing house, She sung in the role of Marguerita and was received With enthusiasm. Mr. George Honey, the well Known London comedian, played at the Alexandra Theater, Liver- pool, in Hailiday’s comedy “For Love or Money,” and achieved complete success, The Vokes tamily are amusing Chicago very suc- cessfully with their drolleries, Their programme is unchanged, as the public can jaugh neartly enough at tue old eccentricities, E. T. Stetson tukes possession of the Theatre Neck” during one week at the Broadway house. He will be supported by Miss Marion Sommers, ‘The Olympic offers a novel attraction under the form of “Female Minstrels.” The troupe consists of 1orty iair ladies, for whose comeliness the man- ager vouches, Beauties only admitted to the troupe, Mr. Tooker, representative of Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer, who are now in Paris, has received a cable despatch from his principals announcing the pur- chase of anew drama from Victorien Sardou for production at Booth’s Theatre next season, The Ashantee war has been celebrated in an English comedy entitled ‘King Koffee.” The African could scarcely be expected to enjoy Wolseley’s little Joke; the fun was too hot at Coo- massie to be relished even by the sable children of the sun, Dan Bryant is to have a grand complimentary benefit which Mr. Floyd, of Wallack’s Theatre, will Manage. It will take place either at Booth’s Theatre or the Academy of Music, on the 25th inst, Dan's popularity is so great that his benefit per. formances are always overwhelmingly attended. A new sensation play will be presented to- morrow night at Niblo’s, It rejoices in a very or, Lost and Won’’—and promises to take the audience ona tour through some of the most delighttul scenes of Southern Europe. It will, therelore, be instructive, and, we hope, amusing. The hot weather 1s proving too much even for the Ethiopians, and Bryant's minstrels announce the last week but one of their season. It is very selfish of the minstrels to desert the New York public jast when some help is needed to bear the ills of life, but the seaside has attractions too strong to be resisted by Bryant's songsters. Their bill Jor the closing day is Most entertaining, Mrs. Laura S, Webb has postponed her dramatic reading at the Academy of Music for the benefit of the sufferers by the oyerfiow of the Mississippi to [ | Comique on Monday night, and will ran “Neck and | 0 D8 deposits. This Mr. Zaracondegut waa, up ) ip the evening of July 15. On that occasion she pro- | poses to recite an original poem, written by her- sei, on the theme of the terrible affliction which | Nas devastated her native State, and to read selec- tions from popular authors. She is to be assisted by Mr. Carl Bergmann and other musical artists. ‘The Grand Upera House will be converted into a West End music hail so soon as tue capital stock of the proposed new ‘esses is entirely subscribed for. Over £50,000 1s already promised, Jubilee Gilmore and lis band are to be the principal fea- tures. The lease is being framed for a term of five years. The elegant private boxes will be re- moved, and the floor is to run from the end ot the vestibule to the far western wali of the building, thus doubling the capacity of the lower part of the place. Mr. W. J. Florence, Mr. American theatticals were at the farewell dinner given to Toole, the English comedian, by the Lon- don Tempie Club, In response to a toast compli- mentary to our stage Mr. Florence predicteda | tested Bateman and other | Sergeant Blake wok in the situation at a glance | warm welcome for Mr. Toole by the citizens of | andcailed his force o1 six policemen vo form “by | the right fank and fly.” They executed this Movement at a double quick, and at least two- thirds of the tugitive resar jonists were recap- tured. They were ak in the knees from the asphyxiation. Phe whole neighborhood Was greatly excited, and the tenemeut honses were especially overcome. One pollcewan brought Duck under his arm and in other ways seven of ‘the fugitives. The dri will never over this Bncommon resarrection, He is satisfied Mr. ‘Bergh is at the boitom of the wondrous phenome- | mop, Later in the evening Marriott got the car- | Donic acid gay in working order and leit but one | dog alive in the Pound. Ttis poor wretcu was | ranted a reprieve on account of $1 oeing paid on is beLall, aud he still liv ' PAILURE OF A PEDESTRIAN, George Giebl, a prominent citizen of Williams. | ‘Wurg, commenced the arduous task of Walaing 100 miles in forty-eight hours, last Tharsday afternoon, for a wager of $600. Until two o'clock yesterday morning he was sangnine of success, but when in The seventy-first mile Le made a misstep and worained mis knee. ring greatly with puip, audit becoming evident vo bts friends that the Seat couid not be accomplished, he Was withdrawn, | after walk venty niles in enteea hours, forty-five minutes and jorty-tive secouds, Gienl, | Who is cogfident of Nis abuity to accomplish the | distance in the specitiell w it again at an early day. THE JULIA HSWKES MURDER, @ostiey Discharged and immediately 1 rrested. PLYMOUTH, Mass., June 13, 1974. J. He Coxtiey, the ed Hanc murderer, Appeared for trial before Justice Lord to-day on an adjourned examination, On the ri ntation of officers Costiey was discharged, ana estat vearrested by Omficers Pinkham the State police, apd will be once jor examination before the Norfotk Court, The Prebate Court room was Spectators, Costley apy PRINCE EDWAKD OF SAXE. The Assmssingtion Attempt Lit Against Lis {Prem the Lond pb, June 2 About font o'clock yesterday alternoon, as Prince Edward of Suxe-Weimar was about to leave | his house in Portian to wttend the levee at Mt James’ Palace, a as he fad stepped on the pavement to enter his varriage, he was Shot at by aman Who bad alighted f cab that was Btanaing on the opp of the roed. Prince Was Not aware he heard the explosion; 1 pear that any ne aclie perceived that the man curt the Prince o@ck 4ato Che hoo _ way nearly to the stuiren ein found humself stopped irom fon, The servants, who heard the sound of a fp he tink of detaimiag bun; Ne Woe alc 1 ter the cat © Which Was a little t weliele dre ot w euteven (ie hunt Veen tekeu hy the bewildered domestirs. ‘Vie uv foreigner, of teuder deserived us upparentiy a dark complexion, ana so violent in ae to juacify the belief that he js a madin . Was attired in C dress, With #ome a avditions, and wich @& nut such As Would vot in ordinary eivcumstances be Worn ®y & person yo- ing to Gourt On the arrival of Prince Edward at St. James’ he © ed & Malperinte ir a WhO Wie in at Teadance at Matiboroagh ib aud stated the partioniirs, with an ectel purp (o prewent Any molespitian of inglushed persons, Bs fb appeares rat ree eeived im tie jorm 0d letter, Waieh mena the and Mr. | Disra Tnepector Marhent au : 2 Vham- | Heritin have the aiair a Hand, Wit up toa late Hour set might rhe oof Whom tuey were In | aT Uu dod Bet DEEN yuu, a | almost a foregone New York beyond his merits as an actor in re- membrane of the hospitality experienced by Miss Bateman, Charlotte Cushman, Mrs. Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wuliams, Jefferson and other American artists while on their professional visite | to Great Britain. THE NATIONAL GAME. Boston vs. Mutaal—The Red Stockings agnin Defeated. Pully three thousand persous witnessed the con- test between the Mutuals and Bostons yesterday on the Union grounas, a closely contested and ex- citing game being expected. Unluckily for the anticipations of the admirers of fine flelding, Harry Wright put in @ lively ball to play witt, and the re- sult Was one of the heavy batring games such as used to be seen years ago when the game was in its infancy, When a large ecore and pienty of home rung Were esteemed to be the perfection of play. The best patrons and judges of the game preter to see the beauties of base trill as illustrated In ekilfal fielding displays, the resuit of using a nou-cla bail, Jeaving to the boys their javorite pastime of batting a rnbber bail ail over the field. The Bostons were the iavorives in the betting, odds being laid that they would neat the Mutuals in two innings, and when play was calied and tie | Rega started off with base bits ano earned runs many thought thi easily carry the honot i however, changed when, in the third innix Mutuals knocked Spalding for eight base hits and ss many rans, thereby closing the third inning with a sc 11 to 8 in their favor, with a victory tor N conelusi est, and mpions would Mntnals took a their score to better figures, c.« ning with the totalof i2 to 8. In innings, however, the Mutuals agat: got it bad on Spalding, and adding seven runs to their own score, and getting rid of the Reds for turee, tiey unaily came i the victors by a total score ol ly to Li—a worse defeat than the ostons sustained Paitimore im tueir elastic ball game, as then tucy Mortar. Players. Higham, ¢ Allison, Fr. Burdock, —ly Spalding, 0; by Matthews, 9, The Saltimores and Chiengos, BaLtinone, Md., June 19, 1874. The Fifth game for the championship between the Baitimores, of thta city, and the Chicagos, of Cileago, was t hi Oday and resulted in & Victory Wor the latter, The following is the scure;— INNINGS, ™ Lat, 24, Md, 4th. 5th, Gh, 7th, Beh, OEM Chicagos 4S. G4 ee a eee Baitino, 68.00 Fhe 8 ee Gedt Runs earned, Chicagos, 4; Baitimor¢ Base Ball Notes. Remsen, Carey, 5 8. Totals.....++4 2d. of. Mth, 5th. Gth. Th. 8th. th, | 0080 2383 0 1 211 ee ee Va ee 0 5 2—19 m, of the Fly Aways Cinb, wenty minus Mutual 9 BON AND MOOK, Wem WATER. | San rise: 425 | Gov. Isiand ve 8 43 Sun seta, 7 32| Sandy Hoos. Moon set 8 20, Heli Gate., | The University Nine, of Princeton. J., Won an easy victory yesterday over the Nameless, of Brooklyn, on the gounds of tue former. The seore | Wastwenty-one to four, The time of the gam , Was two hy Sand ive minute the umpire was A. C. Crawlord. of We Prince Cin. i _ The games to come off onthe Union Buse Baill Gronnds, are:—Sionday, Jun Atlantic v 8 aes Ly home ay a on Mutual vs. Boston; ih bis, Chicago va, usual; Saturday, Fas Shas (Aunty IY SASS FERU. Commero%al Insecurity with Heavy Failures in Lima. A Money Crisis at Hand—Att-mpt to Murder Paymasters—Cabinet Relations Towards Russia. Lima, May 27, 1874, The commercial aspect of Peru, speaking as re- gards the internal state of things, 18 DOL satisfac. | tory. Only a few days since Lima was absolutely amazed at the news of the failure of Don Julian de Zaracondegai, a man whose reputation ip business circles Was as bright as tnat—not to be profane— of St. Jonn the Baptist among the chosen followers ofthe Saviour. The confidence reposed in Zara- condegul may be imagined when it appears from bis books tuat the deposits placed in bis coffers by people of all degrees, from wasuerwomen to mer- chants of high repute, amounted to the stupendous sum of 2,500,000 soles or hard dollars, This money is lost. Zaracondegul, in his exhibit, states that his mis- fortunes have arisen irom having carried on ms business with borrowed capital, for which, it must be said at the same time, he paid tne lowest possible rates of interest. His assets are almost nothing in comparison with bis Habilties. A few hundred thousanc dollars locked up in nitrate manafactores in the South, where now the producers lose thirty centea per bundred weight on the article; another sum of more or les3 the same amount buried in the rice plantations of the North, where fortunes have been enguiied within the last two or three years, and an tnconsiderable capital invested in real | estate in Lima, not sufficient to cover the interest to a jew months past, the Manager of one of the principal financial establishments of the capital, the Bank of Lima, To this institution he owes 860,000 soles, luckily guaranteed ty responsible parties, and he moreover was jormeriy well known in the United Stutes as having possessed tne con- Wact to export guacvo to that country, Were it | not for his bioken health and extreme age, he would probably now be occupying a cell in tue city | jaal. | STILL ANOTHER. On the heels of this disaster, which plunges 80 _ Many families into utter rum, came that of Don Juan de Ugarce, another shining light in the com- mercial community of Lima, Still this affair pales — into tosignificauce before that already relerred to. Private interests are comparatively untouched, and only the great houses and banks will sudfer, it is strange to witness THE APATHY OF THE PEOPLE tn view of these occurrences, A former observa- tion made in these despatcnes, when the clouds began to thicken over financial affairs in Lima, 1s fully justified. The masses regard the banks with the most unlimited confidence, from the knowledge entertained of the solvency ol the directors and | principal! shareholders, and ‘rom the extraordinary good Sense manilested, hot to have been expected | res | fignts; 1th, &. steamship UPLE SHEET. Sieambip New Orleana Clapp, New Onleans—Clark + Mauichip Musissippl, Crowell, New Orleans—Prederic 5 Al Livingston, Mallory, Savannah—W R Ar eubtp South Carolina, Beckett, Carieston—J W = ty Regulater, Wood, Wilmington, NC—W P Cae a ahtp George W Elder, Lawrence, Norfolk—la Dominion Steamship Co. ‘Steamship Vid Douninion, W: Nortolk, City Point and ehmoad—Old Cominion imship Co. Meamsiyp Join Giosom, Winters, Georgetown—J C serv auahin Gen Whitney. Hallett, Bostop— F Dimock. Ship Algoma \Br), Curry, Autwerp—J ¥ Whitney & Co. Ship Great Weste n, Simmons, San Francisco—Simon- son & Chesebrouxh. Bark lrene (Nor), Jorgensen, Galway—Funch, Edye & Siqrk Gio Bono S dtad, Sanguinet, Limerick—& P “Giirk Helene (Nor), Nielsen, Cork—Pancn, Rdve & Co. Bark Chlarina (tab, Garzola Cork or Falmouth—A P Aifark' Saga (Nor), Ret, Queenstown or Falmouth—Te ‘fark, Adeitclu (Nop), Johaneasen, Rotter dam—Funch. Biih Uuttic M (Br), Baton, Antwerp—Heney & Par- Kefark ID Stover, Pierce, Mobile—J F Ward & Co. ¢ Mary M Williams (Br), anna, Marseill. ¢—James B HME Willams (Br), Willams, Leghorn—J F Whitney ac Brig Marv E Ladd (Br) Porter, Liverpool, NS—Boyd & Hineken. Field. Brunswick—Warren Ray. ynice Rich, Jenkios, Nassau, NP—BJ Wenberg. Schr Ellen itr). Pye, Westport, Ns—C W Bertaux, Schr Darius Eddy, Rideout, Jacksonvilie—H W Loud & Co, ‘Schr Jacob B Ridgway, Townsend, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & Bro, ont ae Lockwood, Hardcastle, Jacksonville—Van unt & Bro. “scurd L Merrill, Fourmer, Sayannah—Evans, Ball & Co. Schr Baltimore, Quince, Baltimore—W J McCalden. Behe Abbie Dunn, Fountain, south Amboy—Jas W E}- Co br Abbie, Oakes, Portland—! H Winchester & Co. hr JS Moulton, Crowley, Boston—C L Snow. chr Marietta Tilton, steélinaa, Boston—vans, Ball & ‘0. Schr Hero, Baker, Salem—R W Ropes & Co. want &B Smith, Nickerson, Woods Hoile—Ferguson & ‘ood. pel Gloucester, Hurley, Providence=H W Jackson & wi re son. oF hr W H Bowen, Golden, Bristol, RI—H W Jackson & on, ypteamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadetpnia—James ‘and. Steamer Mars, Grumley, Philadelphia—W Kirkpatrick. Steamer Frank. Pierce, Philadelphia—W Kirspatrick. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Atias (Br), Hamilton, Savanilla May 29, Car/hagena June} and Kingston, Ja, 6th, with mdse an: Passengers ty Pim, Forwood & Co, Bleamsnip Cily of Panama Lima, Aspinwall June 4, via Kingston, Ja, 7th, with mdse and passengers to the Pacific Mail Steamship Co, June 9, lat 2259, lon 743: ed a steamslip showing signals of | rocket and 2 re heading south. showing bes. lish ensiyn, smokestack painted black, white, red, white. Steamship City of Waco, Greenman, Galveston June 6, via Key West yih, witn mdse and passengers to CH Mal’ lory & Co, June 12, passed steamship City of Merida, hence for Hevana, Steamship Geo Washington, Whitehead, New Orleans June 6, wiih mdse and passengers to Clark & Se Jane ¥, lat 2612 lon 79 6). spoke ship Kenilworth (Br), from Pensacola for Cardi Stamstp Uuntsville, Crowell, Savannah June 10, with mdse and passengers to R Lowden, Steamship Vindicator, Martin, Philadélphia, with mdso and passengers to J Lormliard, Towed steamship Media- tor to this port. Steamship Mediator, Freeman, Puiladelphia, in bal- last io J Lorillard. Was towed to this port by steainship Vindicator. Burk TC Berg (Ger), Bruhn, London 56 days, in ballast in acouutry like this, where banking establish- Ments are Of recent creation, in not resorting to | the usual method of a “rusn.” On the contrary, the deposits datly made in the baaks nearly equal the outgoing. é ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE PAYMASTERS, On Sunday, the 23th inst., an unlortunate affair took piace on the Oroya Rallway, at about thirty- five miles from Lima, which tn its detatis reminds us Of the incidents so irequeut on Mexican high- ways. Captain Plummer, Mr. Heniau and several others of Mr. Meigys’ paymasiers were returning | from a trip up the road, where they nad been | busily employed in making the customary weekly disbursements, Rushing down the heavy grade | in 4 hand car, and rounding a sharp curve, they were fired upon by an amvushed enemy from the Tear, and their attention being diverted in that direction, they were bapptly oblivious of the lact that a few yards ip advance tne track was ob- structed by nearly a half ton’s weight of stone, | the vicinity of which four determined rnffians, disguised with paint and masks and armea with carbines and reyoivers, were | anxiously awaiting their approach, The hand car, | of course, Was thrown lar oi the rails, and | While itg occupants were endeavoring to raise | themseives from whe earth, their assailants com- | menced @ furious attack, speedily rendermg the i paymasters hors de combat, and then decamped | with about 5,000 soles, the remainder of the money in the possession of the uniortanate victims, | Some of these were left for dead on the spot, but, | | | since the day of the occurrence, their wounds, serious it 18 true, have been declared not mortal. | Immediately the Superintendent of tbe road, Mr. Cilley, organized a force of twelve men, and despatclied them in pursuit of the assassins {n ine tention over the rocky defiles of the neighboring | mountains, The pohce of the district, five in | number, also took the matter in hand, but, up to | the present, only one Man has been captured upon | whom suspicion hastauen, The government ex- | pressed some regret, but, instead of maintaining a strong detachment of cavatry in a district in- | by robbers aud murderers, for the most part Gischarged Chillan javorers from the road, | prefers keeping its seldiers idie in their comfort- able barracks 10 Lima, RUSSIAN ARBITRATION. The long vexed question of the coolie ship Marta- | Luz, seized, as will be remembered, by the Jap- anese autuorities, seems to ve 10 & fair Way of set- Uement., Mr. Jose Antonio de Lavalle, brotier-in- law of the President, presented a couple of months | ago bis credentials as Plenipotentiary of Peru to the Emperor of all the Russias, and preferred a pe- tition on the par! of his government begging the Czar to act in the matter as ompire. To this the Emperor consented and promised to decide accor- | ding to the merits of the case, adding at the same time that he was cognizant of the exisrence of a | Japanese mission, then aoproaching St. Petersburg With a similar object. The Peruvian Legation in | Peking has so far achieved no definitive success in | its desire to establish Chinese emigration to Peru on amore humane and advantageous basis than that heretolore practise CENTRAL AND SOUTH ae otter AMERICA, Colombia. PANAMA, June 3, 1874, The South American Steamship Company has received a subsidy from the Chillan government under contract, and has decided at last on ex. | tending the line of its operations to Panama, | Alired Lyon, who is the general agent of the com- pany, arrived here in the steamship Islay on tle Inst., for the purpose of making all the nec- essary arrangements jn this city reqaired for the | servi P which 15 to be established. The Dret ship ve Valparaiso on the 10th of June, and may ed at Panama about the middie of aul: to Panama will be @ monthly one, and cod scarcely Say that the business community | expect that the addition of this new steam- » line to the Istumus must tend to tmprove matters, Which at present are dull enough, Central America, From ¢ Tal America and the interior of Co- lombia there is nothing new. Chili. An event that has excited great interest in Chill is the sale of forged drafts to the Valparaiso Bank to the amount of £82,000, The forgeries were committed by A. G, Wendell, a son of Dr, Wendell, wno, when this son married, gave hima bridal gtit of $50,000 and a house in New York, ture, &e., of Wendell was brought under er, and many of the articles, owing to vtoriety ovtaimed by their owver, broughe igh prices, The sale was made under a writ ion im favor of the Valparaiso Bank, SHIPPING NEWS. : Oc very fi of exe MSHIPS. | STE DATES OF DEPARTURE, FF MONTH OF M NEW YORK YOR THE JUNK Destinatun.| Olive. | Liverpoot, sensi ny Hamburg. {11} Broadway. Thuringia Is"lHainbore,:|it Broadway. | Herder ®.\Mamvurg.. [113 Browdway. ew York—This Day. Almanac for PORT OF NEW YORR, JUHE 13, 1874, CLEARED, (Br), £ Live via | Franck yn. 1 eltic (Br), Kiddle, Liverpool vin Queens. Brussels b, Liver via | Dale », Grogan, Li Laybe Rr), @r, Heiltard, Pr, You Otere Bret lorp, hulkley, Mavana~F Alex Steamahip (1 Bons. sicomship Clyde, Keagedy, Galveston via Bey Wesi—C U Mallery & Gu tra, | With sugar and molasses tod & G Fowier; vessel to | mouth. to Funch, Edye & Co. . Bark Ottavia ( Martola, Glasgow 4& days, in bal- Bark Angelica (Liab, De Martino, Limerick $6 days, in last to Slocovich & | ballast, to order. bark Frank Marion (of Bath, Me), Dillon, Amsterdam $8 days, in ballast, to J W Klwell & Co. Bark Guisepve Verdi (tab, Pictranera, Antwerp 37 ays, in ballast to order, Bark Borctta & Coghe (Ita), Gardella, Antwerp 57 days, win mdse to Funch, Edye & Co; vessel to sloco- vich & Co. Bark Casteiar (Nor), Lund, Bergen 34 days, in ballast to master. Passed a large number of icebergs on New- | toundiand Banks. Bark Enriqne (Arg), Orcatt, Caibarien 9 days, with su- gar to ED Morgan & Co; vessel to C Lond & Co. Bark John Grin, Westberg, Caibarien 9 days, with sugar to Fernandez & Calvo; vessel to J E Ward & Co. Bark RW Grifiths (of Nassag), Drummond, Matanzas Sdays, with sugar to Brown, Bros & Co; vessel to J EB Ward 4 Co. Bark Scotiand (of Boston). Rogers, Pensacola 14 days, with ordnance stores wo the US government; vessel to 3 © Loud & Co. Brix L'Amico (Ital), Esposito, Trapani 70 days, with sali toorder; vessel lo Lauro, Storey & Co, Passed Gib- raiter April 2. Bris Sabina, Prior, Guadaloupe 15 days, with sugar to HA Vatabia & Son; vessel to Hatton, Watson & Co. Brig Peerless (Br), McDonald, Catbarien 7 days, with sugar and molasses to & Rionda & Co: vessel to master. Brig Golconda (of Boston), Lord, Cieniuegos 14 4. Dearborn, Dawn (of Dundee), Inglis, Matanzas 9 days, with Ac, to Mattiseson & Wickers; vessel to G F Bul- s dey. Schr Lucretia, Hewett, San Blas 2) days, with cocoa- nuts and Ivory nuts to Owen Brennan; vessel 10 BS enbere. tehr Ida Barker, Dobbin, Barbados 14 days, with mo- lasses tod Leayctate & Co; vessel to Simpson, Clapp & Co, * Schr Mary Jane, Greenwood, Arecibo, PR, 11 days, with nsses to Boyd & Hinesen. r Veto (of Phiiadelpnia), Henderson, Cardenas 7 days, With sugar (o Gossier & CO; vessel to Evans, Ball schr Kensett, Downing, Sagua 11 days, with sugar to Brown, Bros & Co; vessel to FH Talbot & Co, Schr G ¥ Wright, Cropper, Eleuthera days, with pines to Jas Douglas: ves-el to mas Sehr S P Hall, Chiproan, Jacesonville 4 days, with yel- low pine to master, ‘ Schr Post Boy .of Bueksport), Robinson, Brunswick, Ga, days, with naval stores to Jos Risley; veasel to BF ck & Co, Scur Julia R Flovd, Squires, Georgetown, 8C, 5 days, yrith maval stores to Doliner & Potters vessel “to # D wut & Co, Schr Jobn Lenthal, Martin, Newbern, NC, 5 days, with lumber to orter. hie TG Ben hr Oases At tehr AC Lyoa, m™ n, Miller, Virginia. s, Edmonds, Georgetown, DC. ffrey, Baltimore, Sehr H A Hoyt ‘ane, Baltimore, Sear Koyal Arch, Crowell, Baiumore for New Haven. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND. SO} Brig J H Gillespie (Br), Fost York, 7 days, with plaster to Brig, Cath New York. i days, w Brig © Morris (br), Lunn, Windsor, 10 days, with plaster to C W Bertaux. brig Henry Perkins, Verkins, Boston for New York, in ballast to order. Sehr Freedom (Br), Hatfleld, Windsor, NS, for New York, 9 days, with pinaster to © W Bertaux: ry Amelia (#7), Mcintosh, Windsor, NS, for New York, 8 days. with plaster to DR De Wolf & Co, sehr Olivia A O'Mallen (Br), Crane, Windsor, NS, for New York, 7 di with plaster to C W Bertaux. Schr White star (Br), Reynard, St John, NB, for New York, $ days, with lath to Heney & Parker, Sehr Uncle Tom, Look, aaiison, Me, for New York, with Inmber to Simpson, Clapp & Co. nebe ‘gulette Kenyon, buckingham, Providence for New York. sche Lucy K Coggewell, Lee, Portland for New York, with lumber tod H Uasaelin. sehr ida Elis, Wilber, New Rochelle for New York. Fehr 3 © Muldon, Young, Nantucket tor New York, with scone to o 7 Kew Haven for New York, Alien, Boston tor New York. Arustrony, Bangor for Newark, with Iamver. Schr J Whitehouse, Nicholls, Boston for New York. chr O F Hines, Clendenam, Providence for New WB ertanx, 4 plaster to U W Beriaux. 3, tor Néw York, York. selir Plonghbo , Boston for New York. Sehr Lizz’ trano, Cochrane, Bangor for New York, | With fiber to Cross, Austin & ¢ ( Lhvabeth, Randau, Portland for New York, with lumber & Mive, Cote & Beason, Sehr Kate Walkor i, Portland for New York, with lumber to Mov, Cole & Beiison. Sehr John A’Cvok, Hail, Provincetown for New York, BOUND BAST, Bteamship Gen Whitney, Hailets, Perera Santee, Sprin jor Brig Ma‘tida, Cole, New York for Salem. Brig Julta F Ugrney, Taruer, Hoboken tor Boston. selir Louisa Fister, New York tor #UGeorge, Me, Schr Josephine, smail, Hovoken for Desinis Sebr H Biackmun, Arnold, Kondout tor Providence. Fehr Anna E Jacobs, Jacobs, New York for Providence. Sehr Jachin, Kane, New York tor Providence, Schr Wr ¥ Burden, Dodge. New Yors tor Pali River, sehr Buckeye, Krown, Haverstraw for Pravt Is Sclir Froduaia, ears, Port Jolson tor Newport, Sctir Ney, Chase, New Vors tor Providence. Schr Heury Uroskey, Grower, New York for Somerset, Schr Imogene Diverty, Gandy, Port Johnson tor Prov: idence, Schr Huntress, Brown, New York for Calais, ho, Moore, fort Jounson for Newburyport, bok ills, Newbure tor voston, Sehr $5 Tyler, Mier, New York for Providence, Schr Roanoke, Phillips, New York tor Taunt Schr June Maria, > Hoboken for Somer: Sehr EA Chesebro, Robin Amboy for W: Schr Castitian, Parker, Port Johnson for s s Emma, White, Hoboken for Trenton, Fehr Valparaiso, Mason, Sauzertios tor salem. ne DO Burdett, Rogers, Amboy ior Haven, Schr Alaska, Thoridike, New York for Portsmouth, hr J FCarver, Norwood, Hoboken fur Bast Wey- ‘Schr Liberty Steamer v York for Boston. rktor New bed. Ye Johnson, New York for Norwich. . Youns, New York tor Providence, ross, Davis, New York tor Vall Bryer, SALLED, r). for Taverpool; of Brit + Latayette (Fr) Presnity (Br), Antwerp: € “OW Siwamer Alt Algeri, . dos Hayre; Oder ( ¥ Punch (Beig) India (Br), ac and Key Wos 2 So; HW Livingston, a ina, ston; Old Douittor Richiond, Ge; soht Gibson, “Georgetown, DG. Regula tor, Wilmiigton, NC; GW Bilder, Sortolk; ships Ho { Wor Shangha; Sarah Nicholson (Br), Bristol: Cores | Cit), London: Glencorse (Br), Liverpool; burks Hel (Sor), London; Louise (Ger), St. Valeire; Statsminis | Merdam: Storjohann (Nor), Penartl fr (Nor), Dunkirk; Albion Wek An | @e claud (Nor), Alloa ‘odworth (ir), Rosario: A G Jewett, Marsviiles: jarvad | Carbone (tai), -——~: Euroow (er), Bremen; ©. % | Reittin, civiia Vecehtas ‘ieghe (Cory. “Conaiantinopte Margaritia (Aus). Antwerp: Nornon (Nor), dot, Pruden tia (Aer), Duuaitk: Arcadia (Nor), Koniesberg: Sampo Havre; 1 C Joncs (Br), Leghorn: immanuete (Nor, Qhon prt Balti Janeiro; Pruiesae LoUls Dublin Ty P Gaccie, Menvbure, HH eid, Brunswick, Ga; Cha elino & Tomasine (sali, Vries bados: Prine Cart (Ne lige Bette Gr). Falmouth Pathtinder (hr), Cor Kingston, Ja; JT Maritime Mixesliany. sof sehr Rover, frot Indian River , Kee NEWS COlUNnE. Harrie Perris (ir), Pettis, at New London 12th Ba oMArroyy, BR, report gD bay oly 10 bab OO AN for Sa De | Windsor, NS, for New | ne Morris (8), Dann, Windsor, N8, for | | green bottom on her arance of having dive. Um the lth, nd lying on her having been 10 col- gone, She south oF Mop- Jon 72 06 W, passed a veasel beamenus,’ ohe did not ha’ ry been in that condition but @ short alvo, boarded a schooner, waterlogg side, which had the appearance o: lision, as her side was stove in and main: isa dangerons obstruction, being 60 mile: tauk, and can be seep but @ short distance. Bxic Ewry (Br), 214 tons, built at Shelburne, NS, in 1872, now 1n port, has been sold at $7500. uot as errone- ously repor ed @ few days ago, Seun Lurcuss (Br), 168 tons. built at Cornwallis, NS, in 1378. Nn port, bas been sold to parties ip this city for the Central American trade at $300), ScuR DE Sawyen, Bennett trom Chickahominy River for New York, put into Noriolk June I leaktug. Scna Sox Comminas, trom Baltimore, bound to Peters- burg, put into Norftk June Il, leaking badly, A board of survey ordered her to proceed witi, ner cargo. Fisaixe Scus Mary Doann, of Harwich, bound south mackereling, went ashore on the West Cho», Vinevard Sound, nighi of 12th inst, in a thick fog; wr) probabl come off without difticulty after discharging her bait and salt Haxirax, June 13, 1874—Vessels arriving at Halifax ant other Nova Scotian ports during the present season re- Dort passing an unusual number of iceberzs ats-a. The captain of a bark recently arrived at Sydney CB. re- Ports that east of Grana Bank his vessel encountered & berg of immense size, being four miles long aud two wide and about 400 teet high. Quxnuc, June 18—Captain Temple, of the bark Princess lice, reports that on May 4, in lat 4843 N.and ion 11 v0 W, he fell in with a mdip aboot $0 of WS tons Teaister, waterlogged and abandoned. She was painted black, with white poruw. Her rudder, bulwar' and name were gous. Vixevarp Ha sed to be the Fred ’Howmedieu shoal Whalemen. Ship Adeline, Marvin, ot NB, put into Pernambuco May ¥ for retresnments, Key West, June 6—Arrived iast week, brig F H Moore, in & leaking condition, Shipped her Soper, of Boston, Cargo'ot 5A0) galiony wh oil on the soamstip City of Ausun tor New Yors, and went ou the marine railway on Thursday last for repairs. Spoken. Bark Ragna (Nor. from Liverpool for Philadelphia, {ines off Cape May (by pilot boat W H Aspinwall, 0.21). Bark Anna (Nor), from Liverpool for Baltimore, June ea 7 miles © NE of Barnegat (by pilot boat J G Bennett, > 6). Bark St Patrick (of St John, NB), from Boston for Val- Paraiso, April 17, lat LL 3UN, lon 365, sehr Ella Hodsdon, trom’ Darien, Ga, for Tusket, NS, June 6, lat 3910, lon 73. Sctir Julia E Willetts, from New York tor Jacksonville, Sune 9 of Charleston bat ony pee ne “Vanguard,” trom Havre for New Orleans, Apr! 24, lat 21 30, on 38°40, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. June 13—A fishing sehr, sup: L Weub, of Gloucester, is astore on Ship Astronom Ashore in the Weser—Ar- rivals and Departures. Lospox, June 13,1374 Ship Astronom (Ger),’ Klopper, from New Orleans tor Bremen, wita a cargo of 2426 bales of cotton, is ashore in the Weser, near Bremen, but is expected to be got off. ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpool June J2, bark President Von Biu- menthal (Ger), Schwartz, Darien. Arrived at London June 12, bark Ornen (Nor), Hang, Pensacoia. Arrived at Deal June 12, bark Johann Kepler (Ger), Spille, New York tor Bremen. Arrived at Piymouth June 12, ship Pudney Dawson (Br), Rawle, Pensacola, Arrived.at Truro June 12, bark Auxilier (Br), Love, Pensacola. Arrived at Gloucester June 12, bark Kong Carl (Nor), Clausen, Philadelphia. Arrived at Hartlepool June 12, bark Hans Georg (Ger), Gornetzka, Darien. Arrived at Leith June 12, bark Gloriosa (Br), Pearson, Pensacola. Arrived at Limerick June 12, bark Saturn (Nor), Tor- jusen, New York. Arrived at Queenstown June 12 bark Exile (Br), Pierce, Pensacola; 13th, steamship Idaho (Br), Moore, New York tor Liverpool. Arrived at Bremen June 11, ships Martha (Ger), Lew- en, New York; Palmerston (Ger), Koln, Philadelphia; Lina (Nor), Jacobsen, Baltimore ; bark Germania (Ger), , Evers, Philadelphia, Arrived at Hamburg June HM, barks Edmund Richard- son (Br), Brodie, Wilmington, NU; Hilda Maria (Ger), Krause, San Francisco; Alma (Ger), Yobias, New York. Arrived at Barcelona June ll, bark Isabel (sp), Marce- nario, Mobile. RAILINGS. Sailed from London June 12, bark Helen Campbell (Br), Brooks, Boston. Salted trom Plymouth June 12, ship Schladis (Belg), Knifer (from Antwerp, having repaired), Pniladelphi: Sailed trom Bristol June 13, steainship Bristol (br), Sy- monds, New York. Sailea from Warrenpoint June 12, brig Tell (Nor), Mor- tensen, United States. led from Newry June 12, bark Norsk Flag (Nor), Nilsen, United States. Satled from Londonderry (not London), June I, bark Magellan (Swe), Carlison, United States. Sailed from Marseilles June 10, bark Antonio 8 (Aus), Farisich, New York. Saited from Rotterdam June 10, bark Investigator, But- man, United States. Sailed trom Hamburg June 1, ship Pring Albert (Ger), | Hocpuer, United States. Sailed from Bremen June io, bark Rverhard Delius Ger), Herboth, New York. Sailed trom Singapore June 10, bark Rosina, Mansons Boston. Foreign Ports, Batavia, April 25—Chartered, bark Bastiaan Pot ) (Dutch), for New York, sugar at £5 15s. CaLao, May 2)-—sailed, ships san Rafael (Br), Atkin, San Francisco; 234, Eldorado, Winding, do. in port May 2%, ship Garibaldi, Bowdoin, from tqnique, arrived 6th; Daniel Marcy. Courtier (or Bursiey), and Pera, Mclutyre, unc; bark Rosina, Buring, do Gineairan, May 3—Arrived, bark Luigi Ruggiero (ital), Rugetero, Philadelphia; brig Stephen” Bishop, Gikey, Leghorn ‘for Boston; schr sea Lark (Br), Hellens, Men tone for New York (and both cleared), yelgutrax, June Arrived, scur Helen (Br), Pye, New ‘ork. Kincetox, Ja, June 3! sehr Hannah F Baker, ad, New York via Montego Bay. May 12—sailed previous, ship Sumatra, Mul- len, New York, Myuaovnn, June 4—In port bark Metis, Kent, for Ba- tavia, in ballast, PRANAMBUCO, May 4—Arrivod, bark Braziliera (Ger), Jachens, fachinond; Sth, brig Water Witeh, Knight Bal: timore hailed May 6, Drig Jaboatao (Hraz), Cunha, New York. Porr Axrosto, Ja, May 26—Arrived, schr'S G king, at. from Apalac Pont Manta, Ja, May 2%6—arrived, schr Cannie Elste Br), Mould, Pensacola. Sastos, May 4—Ln port John Williamson, for Hampton Roads, dg. San Bias, May 4—In York in 7 day: St Jouns, ort schrs AL Putnam, for New bel, for do in 5 days. May 2—[n port sil PR, a ). Forbet, for Baliimore; bark Pai. jor do. St Joun, NB, June 1l—Arrived, bark Gan Eden, Green- David Stewart in (Arg), Jones, deat, Bath; 2th, sehr SB Hume, viggins, New York. Cleared 10th, setrs Win A Gibson ( py Bray Cardenas for orders; MESt Pierre (Br), Leary, Philadelphia, Tania, May 20—In port bark Geneva, Gorhatn, for | Delaware breakwater tor orders Yasacoa, PR, May 20—sailed, schr Uneas, for Norwich (not as usisprinted in yesterday's edition.) [Par Straws Necwan.? Antwan, May 2%—-Arrived, Concordia, Molbach, New Xork:, Einperor, Fulton, do; Wiltshire,’ Davidson, oan Francisco, Sailed 29th, Naja, Kuodsen, New York; Onore, Vorsa- no, du; Rudolph, Parae, soston; SOib,’ Memore, De- mareni, New Yor! F jAttoxa, May 2—Arrived, Susan M, Wade, Philadel. nin. Pivticanrs, May 4—Arrived, Sarah. Shelley, New York. Aras, April W—Cleared, OS -outhard, Walker, Chan- nel: May 2, WM Weed, Urtice. dow REMERUAVEN. May 28—Arrived, Mosel (), Ernst, New York; Johan schmidt. Hagemann do. Bristor, Jane l—Arrived, Schadberg, Amuntsen, Balti- more. ‘ BARCELONA, May 26—Arrived, Eclipse, Garrigo, New Or- jeans. Honvearx, May S)—Artrived, Antonietta Accame, Ke- petto, San Francisco: Brsinuivar, IW, May 29—Off Start Point, Augusta, Wie- il 19 for Hamburg. richs, from P May lied, Elios, Far. Boston, Denorxess, May 2—Oit, Lizzie Wright, Wright, New Orleans for Keyal, Kastnounsa, May S—Of, Noah, Niclsen, trom New Ore us for Amsterdam; bald, Nordgren, ‘rom do tor Ham. _Sailed 27th, Sehiafino Prospero, SchiaMino, New Yc Very #, Consigher . Scliiafing, doy M Gardetih, schiapaca Cucace, Philadelphia ; sth, Lo Graze, stagn ork teared 27h, Em jargiulo, Bangor, Me. #Gouws, May 5—Sailed, Jennie Cushman, Smaliey, Bos ton, th, Zingarella, Strickiand, de Avil, ‘Hercules, Nielsen, Pensacola. Layerrook, Mi Arrived, City of New York (s), Loe- head, New York; Abyssinia (s), Haines, do; Siberia (3), Harrison, Bosion; Mempnis (5). Melion, New Orleans; Oberon (d), Hannay, Record, Riddle, do Jo; Vigalant, J ington Dominick, Savannah; Bachelors, Shaw, Charles- ton, Suited 2th, Alpha, Ekman, Philadelphia; Ennerdale, odd, Sat Frunctsed pos, May Arrived, Ontario, Patterson, K (and entered ont June | for do» - sailed trom Gravesend Sth, New World, Champion, New York. Mournoaw, May 29~Arrived, Adelina s, Negri, Phiiadet- hia. ROTTERDAM, May 29—Clexred York ; 3th, Onl Dubrovackt, man, Keilihs, Neweustle oainups, May 30—Arri 0 nat; Brillia ron, Wiliningten. Bikncs Leow, May 15—In port Albertina, Upton, for Boston or Marseilles; Lamorne, King, tine. b Merny, May %—Of, Adtairal, Haesioop, from New York for Brome. Sitco, May Arrived, Glovaani D, Daleich, New York. tT phia Vacencra, May 2. New Maria D, Simonieh, New ravich, do; Nothe Merry ed, Lindesaaes, Bagge, Savan- i, May —Sailed, Kuudsvig, Bvensen, Mhilader- W White, Griffin, Trapant haward Poroy Sati Oaueurta, May 87h) Stewart, bound for Kew York, while proceeding dow Coutinho At Moyapore at 1U AM, but floated at 10; aid pro ecedted Evsivonx, May he Charter Oak, from Mobile for wrday, did Reval, with cotto 7 to repair damages, hav: itaud figurehead | by colision with Norwegian brig Pail Havas, May The Vaz, De Cinardi, arrived here from Havana, reports having spoken, May 24, in bat d7 02 N, lon 9 15 W,'a dymasted Norwegian bark wing the letters “CDR (5, from New York tor Kotterdani, with | | \ H rudder damaxed, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June 12—Arrived, schrs F Merwin, lyn’s Point; HM Crowell, Providence; Milen Toben Yin Aten, reey City; Addie Ryerson, Wludser, Ns; 5 MS Yaages), aud J Masks I _ we ip neon mers EO Knight, New York; Usility, Al- A Passed down—Schr W F Wea: BOSTON, June (Sarcived, steamships Batavia (Br). Morland, Liverpool via Queenstown; Nereus, Beart New York: schrs Lucy Lee, Holmes, Ponce; Jeorge McFarland, MePariand, Virginia; Florence Tf Lock wood, SI Jono, Baltimore: Miggie A Fisk, Wixon, do: Phila- delphia, Vangilder, Philadelphia: J'RClaytwon, Hoffman, do.’ Hebecca M smith, Grace. dot tl Grace, do; Fwenty-une Friends, letteme ee: Ne ae ‘Aluria, MoBride, do, Thos W Haven, brown: New York; oD Paige, Halay, Philatetphia. Below~2 barks and | brig bound in _Cleared—Steanships Roman, Crowell, Phiadelphi prune. Kerry, New York. bark Neptung, Beal, Cie fuegos; schrs Mattie W Atwool, Newcoinp, Baliimore jeo 9 Tarboll, Higgins, Philade phia; Jonathan May, Neal, do. sea Dog, Allen, do; Iau L, Bearse, New York via Rennebee River; Express Tilton, Ireland, River, w joad for Piiiadeipiia, g ‘Sailed—Steamship Win Crane; ships Ladoga, and star of tue West; barks Azore, and ieep and from the Toads, bark'Marine; brigs Deita, M-ry; and A M Hub. erty, KALTIMORE, June 12--Arrived, schrs Lena Breed, Wheaton, Buli River, A Denike, Joues, New York. Isth—arrived, scurs i B Barnes, bush, New York; L & M showell, do, ‘s Cleares—Steamshin Lelpaig (Ger),’Hoffman, Bremen darks Eduard (Ger), Haibersudt, Ainsterdam ; Johanne Marjo (Geri. Gustavus. doy Village belie (Br), Litue, Londonderry; Emilia Piglia (Ital), Oltvari, Belfast 1} Driv Louise (Br), Clough, Hailfax. ’ BRUNSWICK, June s—In port bark Pawashick (Br), Musterd, for River Plate, ready. FORTRESS MONKUK, Juve 12—Arrived, bark Lyn (Nor), Wold, New York tor Richmond. FALL RIVER, June 10—Arrived, schrs MV Cook, Falk- enbarg, and SA Hotiman, Hotnan, Philadelphia; Eva Diverty, Hand, Weehawken; Urion, Smith, Newburg; Martha Jane, Mott, Port Johnson. llth—Arrived, schrs Haze, Warwick, and Wave, Hub- bard Trenton; "2 Taylor, Hill, and Vermillion, . Newburg. Suiied—Schr Martha Jane, Mott, New York. — 2h —Nauied, sehr Svivester Hale, Coleman, New Yor GALVESTON, June 5—Arrived, schr 5t George, Tre lnp, Tampico. Sailed—schr Carrie Bell, Seavey, Pensacola. Mth—Arrtved, sieauisiip San Antonio (Br), Rea, Liv- erpool. GEORGETOWN, SC, June 4—Arrived, echr Louisa Fra- mer, Crawford, New York. &h—Cleared, schr Ju ia R Floyd, Squires, New York. KEY Wks, June $—Cleared, sehr Ludex, Garrison, Jacksonville. Mh—Arrived, schr Margaret C Lyons, Stephens, Phila- une 9—Below, bark Bridgeport, Morgan, from Genoa; schr Texana, ‘Rault, trom Tam- pico. Cleared—Park Fritz (Dutch), Gundersen, Rouen. red, steamships St Louis (Hr), Kich, and Btate of Louishins (Br), Stewart, Liverpool; Yazo Barrett, Philadetphia: ship Carondelet, Svetson, Lav: erpool; bark Teresa (Sp). Juquetat, Barcelor Arrived at the Passes 13th, bark Leamington (B2), grwney, Liverpool; brig Flora Goudale, Govdule, Ne’ ‘or! d from the Passes 18th, steamship Emily B Sou- der, Burdick, New York. oumawxsr ‘Pass, June 9—Sailed, steamship Pelayo (Sp), verpool. NORFOLK, June 11—Arrived. steamer John Sylvester, Gifford. New York; schrs Dé Sawyer, Bennett, Chick: hominy River tor New York, leaking: Carrie Parsons, Rose, New York. NEWBURYPORT, June U—Arrived, schrs RS Gra- nam, Smith. Weehawken; M E Woodhull, Jarvis, Port Johnson; HM Fuller, Hart, Darien. NEWPORT, June Ll, P, M.—Arrive!, schrs J T Weaver, Black, Georgetown, ‘Db, tor Wareham; 0 ul Crowell, Puiladelphia tor Bos on ; Fred Warren, Tarne Elabethport for do; Julia klizabeth. (osoui, Catal for New York: Harriett, Terrill, Gardiner for do; martine, Smith, Somerset for do; J G Huntington, Batler Roundont tor Boston; Almon Bacon, Crosby, Port John- sou for Hingham; Herbert Manton, Kelley. do tor Bos- ton; Como, Lewis, Weehawken for’ Portland; Fannie Rainer, 'Brook+, Philadelphia for Santucket; Scio, Sinith, Poughkeepsie for Pembroke, (with loss of foretop- mas Satled, schr H P Ely, Stokes, New York; sloop New Worila, Beebe, do. of i 12th, AM—Arrived, schrs H EB Wellman, Verrill, Appo- paug for New York; New Regulus, Hallock, Pall River ‘or do. NORWICH, Juno 12—Arrived, sloop Odd Fellow, New ork. Salied—Schrs Jesse W Knight, Fair Dealer, J Merritt, #09, Reading RR No #4, New Yor. NEW LONDON, June 12—Arrived, brig Hattle Pettis Gr), Pettis, Arroyo, Pit; #loop Odd Pellow, New York. PORTLAND. (Oregon), June 2—Crossed the bar, ship Atiquis, “Marshall, for Cork: 4th, bark Alden Besse Noyes, for sydney. PORT GAMBLE, June S—Salled, bark Powhatan, Blackstone, Honolulu. PENSACOLA, June 6—Arrived, brig Hillstrom, Martinique; Sth, schrs Ocean 1 ams, and Mary E Long, Hardy, Galveston. Cleared 3d. ahip Prince Eugene (Br), Smith, Liverpool bark Pera (Hr), Hebbert, London; schr Palma, McDou- gal, Tampicg: 4th, ship Muggio Lander (ir), Alcock. Cardin; bark N Mosher (Br), stewart, Greenock; schr Georgetta, Lord, Boston; Sth. ship Bristolian (Br), Mor- gan, Newport; 6th, barks Mater (Fr), Aitlet, Toulot riz sp) Cristin, Marseilles; Sir Chas Napier (Br), Mabley, ristol. PHILADELPHIA, June 13—Arrived, steamships Read. ing, Coiburn, Yortiand; Harrisburg, Winnett, and Cen: Bee, Worth, Boston: brig Unto (Rus), Borg, Antwer schrs Cora Etta, Johnson, Sagua; Ann, Woolston, Wal ynington, Del; Johu Johnson, (cUill, do \and cleared for joston). Cieared—Steamships Kenilworth (Br), Prowse, Liver- 0,; Indiana, Sumner, New York; Mary, Archer, and harine Whiting, Harding, Providence; Panther. Mills; Norman. Nickerson, and Achilles, Willetts, Bos: ton; 'schrs Hound, Williams, Bermuda; Kaverdale, Brown, Gloucester; M Godirey, Godirey, Camden B Collins, Townsend, Saugus, MA. Mand, ‘Hand and ¥ Wolt, Champion, Portsmouth, NH; Reading RR No 33, McDevitt, New London; Anna Bell Hyer, Betts, New- marke Nawcastix, Del, June 13—Sehrs Adriane, from Mat zas; John Middjeton, Jr, and C © Lane, froin Providence; LC Hickman, trom Kenvebec River, and Caroline Hall, trom New York, passea up this AM. Steamer Achilles, for Boston; schrs Joseph Baymore. for do: Florence Shay, for Providence, and Anna iiyer, tor Lyun, passed down this AM, Bark Cienfuegos, for Havana, and brig Winonet, tor Bangor, an- chored off here yesterday PM,’ and proceeded this morning. Steamer Equator, for Charleston: barks F Rech, for Bremen, antt Abram Young, for Rotterdam, assed down last evening. s#rigs ad Harris, from in w I ‘Jola (Rus), aveller, Ad- angor ; Water Harris, from schrs Fred Holden, from St John, NB, and Adeline Ellwood, from Bath, passed up yesterday PM. Steamer Mayflower, from Agawan, C n, for Brunswick, Ga, came into har- bor last evening ano proceeded this morning. Steamship Wyoming. for savannah hrs Old Chad, lor Baracoa, and Teresa Wolf, tor Boston, passed down since last ree port. Senrs Young Teaser, trom New Bedtord; P A Saunders, from Providence; Artie Garwood, from Charleston, and B & L Marts, from Bath, going up. Lewes, Del, June 13, AM—ship Malta was towed out- side the Breakwater this AM, and remains for Philadei- pl Other vessels without change. Fresh breeze from AW this AM. PORILAND, Jnne li—Arrived, sehr NH Hall, Bart, Philadelphia. ss leared—schrs Chas Sawyer, Mutien, New York; Da- vid Torrey, Soule, Clark's Island, to load tor New York. PROVIDENCE, June 12—Arrived, steamers Wm Ken- nedy, Foster, Baltimore, via Norfolk; Flora, Rogers, Philddelphia. Below, schr Hattie Anna, irom an castern port, Salled—Sehrs A F Baillie, Allen, Georgetown, DC; MM Merriman, Crane, Philidetphias Sea Bird, Hogath dos Jovn Shay, Tilton, do: Wim Bement, Wiezins, do; George rove, Verplank's Point; Effort, Pendleton, m N Gesnet bert, do; James #nalish, Barker, do: Eliza & Revetca, Price, do; "HW Renedict, ‘Alida, Brown, do; sloop Ida E Vail, Nor- AMOND, June U—Arrived, steamship Wyanoke, h, New York; bark Galveston (Ger), Konnenkamp, Wood, E, via Sandy Hook, brig Max (Ger), Ottu: man, Liverpool. Below—Bark Tarpeian (Br), from Liverpool. Satled—chr L A Orr, Orr, Rio Janeiro. ROCKLAND, June 9—Arrived, schrs Grand Island, Miller, and Laconia, Commerce, New York. and Belle J2th—Sailed, sclirs Empress, Kennedy, Brown, Hall, New York. RAN FRANCISO June 5—Cleared, barks Solomon, Ferguson, Liverpool; P J Carleton, Luce, Cork. mali yAirived, steamship Cyphrenes (br), from Auck- and, Nz SAVANNAH, June 10—Satied, schrs Allen Lewis, Bos- ton; E © Babeock. Philadelphia; Ward J Parks, Boston. 1%h-—Cleared, steamships San Salvador, Nickerson, New York; Saragossa, Hooper, Baltimore ; ‘C Lord, Colton, Philadelyht SALEM, June il—Arrived, schrs Arthur Barton, Fro- hock; Apne E Murch, Woodward: A Tirrell, Atwood, endall, Port Johnson; Leonora, Bou. and F A Btevens, sey, Hoboken. Suiled—schr Elvie Davis, Westcott, Philadelphia. SOMERSET, June Il—Arrived, schts James Alderdice, Rockhill, Philade!phia; Nalad Queen, Smita; Annie ¥ Bergen, Thomps an Wave, Fisher, and Donna Ant 1; OF Whaley, do: Blias Ross, Cathcart, South Amboy; Rule, Wilson, Hoboken; Eclipse, do; sloop Com- | merce, Tyler, do, Sailed—schrs Lamartine, Smith, New York; CC Smith, Pliiiios, New Yo VINEVAKD F Arrived, brigs Mary, Hughes, New York for Dighy Marshall Duteh, Ta ner, ladelphia tor He ; William R Sawye: schts Frances Comin, Pinkham, Machias tor New Batson; Restless, Burnham; Sophia Godfrey, Godtrey 18 Boice. Somers; Abbott Devereax, Rich; L B Wing, Boice; Adele Trucdell, Barrett, and James Satter- thwatte, Wolf, Phiadeiphia tor’ Boston; F A Colcord. Parse, and Marshall O Well Davis, Hoboken for a Helen’ Thompson, Myadiord, Rondout for do; Omaha, Brewster, New York for do; Lochiel, Brown, Port dobn for do; Saxon, Weaver; Chag Heath, Warren; Ann, Marshall; Onward, Leland, and Mountain Laurel, Higgins. do for salem; M A McQahan, 1, Philadelplia, ior do; Sarah Shubert, Huzhes, and CP Xinniekson, Muney, do for Lynn; Agnes, Hods do for Roand ‘Pond, JW Driska, Haskell, do Bangor; Nadab, Cheney, 60 for Newbur, St heols, Newman, ‘do tor Rockport, Mag: kell,’ do for” Braintree; Avon, King, do for St John, NB; Prairie Bird (Br), Clair, New | York | for Bt Johns, Ne; Oregon, ‘Tuttle, New York for Gloucester; — Harvest ome, Hodgkins, do for — rdner, James River, Va, for Thom- aston; HB Gibson, Grogan, Port Johnson for south New- market; Fanny kJ ich, from do for Salem; L & M Reed, Steetman, Georyetown, DU, for Danversport; HP Hallock, Hallock, Hoboken ‘for Hingham; scotia, Still- Lamoines Hyena, ¢ well, Harvey, NB, for New York: Mlov’s Bride, Brewster, Portland for do} {sabella Jeweit, Foge, Bangor for Washington; Duroc, Kendall, do tor Wareham, Weno- nah, Marsnadl, do tor orders. Keiurned—sches 1% M Krookings, Georgie D Loud and Kate & Luelia, ih, TAM—Artived, brig H Havelock, Smith, Windsor, for Bridgeport; sthrs Quoddy, Faining, Lubec for New York; Sardinian, olbrook, aud Ned Sumter, Pinkham, Rockland (or' do. PM—Arrived, schrs Jacob Kienzer and J K Manning, Philadelphia tor Jostun: Iva Laffrienier, do for Salen; © P Gerrisi, Savannah for Cornwallis, i Elvira, Weehawken for Amesbury; sunveam, Calais for Phila delphia; Wille Martin Dresden for New York; Gover- F Gonp, Pittston tt ho, Mailed Brice Marshall Duteh and Mary; schrs Feten Mar, Nellio Wal: , denny Kodgers, Jeadie, H W Race, Onward, Hs Bldogs, Com Tucker, Vine, Castalia, Row: ona, Ligaie Lane, saxon, Chas’ Heath, Aun, b & M Heed, 5 A Bolce,’ Sophia Gortrey, Chag P si LB Wing, Panuy. Elder, Onward, Kato, Lueil Coffts, H Curtis, RM Brookings, Helen Thom p: tam Lanrel, Réstless, Nabob, HK Gibson, FA Colcord, ing, MA MeQaban, Silver feet, buroe, Fair pyer, Sarah H Hubert, Prairie Bird, Unex p Rangatira, Agues, Jaimes Satterthwaite, Adele, Truesdell, and Oregon \Sti—Arvived, fehing sehr Emma T Gott, of Province- Hor A town, bound sultth, waekereling, halled-—Trig Josie A Deverenx; sohrs Avern, Quoddy, © P Gerrish, © M Nevius, Abbot, Devereux, J W'Drisko, Nathanie evens, Sti y, Lochiel, Teanesseo, Mary Sands, blyira, Hyena, ivorgie D Loud, fra Lamrlemer, Mountain Laurel, Campbell, NP THaioek, George preotikiss cai MLO Wel HTL TNATON NC Rogers, Horion, ¢ Cleuted—B. WESTPORT POINT, J Franols, Kelly, New Yori WAREHAM, Juco Arrived, sohr Argo, Gurney, New York Satied —Achr Anulor, Hesse, New York Aath—Arrived, schr felon Mar, Mamnili, Elizabethport. bailed—Schr Ss Brown, Mott, Troy. : MISCULLANBOUS due AAOLUTH DIVORCE 8S OBTAINED FROM DIFFER- where; desertion, dc.; aut: Beient cause; pablic) divores granwd; advice free, y reqinrea; no cliarge until HUUSE, Attorney. 196 Brasdwas, ino Arrived, sche Florence Olsen, Fun, B. l0—Arrived, schr Louisa