The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1874, Page 10

INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS, ‘Whe Power of Dynamite in a Great Con- Magration—A Thirty-Six Inch Brick Wall Blown to Powder. ‘The steamer Minnehannock, belonging to the feet owned by the Commissioners of Charities and Correction, left the Bellevue Vock, at the foot of East Twenty-sixth street, yesterday, at half-past three o’clock, with an excursion party of about 100 persons, among whom were Mayor Havemeyer, Fire Commissioners Periey, Hatch and Van Cott; General Rockwell, President of the Boston Ftre- Commission; the heads of the Philadelphia and Breokiyn Fire departments, Aldermen Morris, Guon, Healy and Clancy, of New York; Captain Byrnes, of the Fifteenth precinct, and a large amber of the members of the Board of Under- writers and clerks connected with the different ‘msurance companies, who were, of course, very much interested in the success or failure of the experiments that were ‘tobe made, The guests had been Invited to wit- mess the destruction of a number of brick walls which had been erected on the north end of Ward's Island, ranging in thickness from eight to thirty- |, #ix inches, These walls were to be destroyed by a ew preparation of dynamite, under the manage- ment of a company of firemen, who had been plexed from the Fire Department of this city, The Munnebannock arrived at the dock at Ward Island @t about tour o’ciock, and Warden Brennan, who had charge of the picnic party, saw all sae! janced on the barren upperend of the islan: Filty-six foremen and assistant foremen of te diferent batialions of the city were drawn up under the command of hief Engineer Eh Assistant Chief Engineer Sea ‘The walis of brick which were to be demolished were ten in number and weasured in thickness as foliows:—Eight inches, twelve inches, sixteen inches, twenty inches, twenty-lour inches, tury Leer thirty-two inches, Sourpe 8X inches and two walls of a building each twelve inches in thickness, that were joimed together by wooden as is scen in the /resbly built skeleton of a ‘ouse. The heads of the diferent companies ‘Rad been instructed by a Mr. Striedmger, who ‘An, 1t 18 said, quite a capable officer, and they went threugh the aigerent evolutions in a newly plougued field of eight acres, which was sown in Deans, potatoes and corn, and they displayed re- markabie proficiency. The irst attempt was made on @ twenty-inch wall with a fifty pouna bag of mining powder, which was swung against the suriace of the wail and the fuse was let off. There was an explosion, but the only result was twat the face of the wall was biackened, but there Was not any breakage. Tuen there was placed against the same wall a cube which held six = ands of dynamite and ao insulated wire irom a, ry 200 ieet distance off conducted the electric ehock into @ peculiar sort oi cup, waich exploded the six pounds of dynamite. There was a feariul | shock and the hard brickwork was reduced to an tmpalpabie powder of yellow Clay, the original composition of the bricks, A hole was made that 2 dog might crawi i after which cylindrical cartridges of inch in diameter were placed against the walls of the different brick erections and they were all, though ten feet in height by about eighteen feet in width, cut in two as @ pat- motic German might cul a sausage with a cleaver. One after another the walls were cut down and at the conclusion the entire range of foundations | were all blown up with @ shock that made the | Tanatics in the ee tear, and made the | windows shiver in the buliding; while the sailors on the sloops and schooners floating in the Soun d ‘tacked to avoid, as they thought, certain destruc- tion. Every person present was satisfied that dynamite was the best and most terrific agent in use in case of a great fre. Tue Fire Commission- ers are authorized by the law of 1873 to blow down ‘butldings in case of any great conflagration. The experiments were made in the following order:— ati, afxpetiment—Comparative experiments — with is of mining powCcer and six pounds of dyn- ane ycoudined in cugical boxes: suspended agaist brick 'wall twenty inches in thickness. Second experi- ment—Cutting down walls, varving in thickness from eight inches to thirty-six inches, with cylindrical cart. iges from one and a halt inches to three inches in di- ameter, charged with dynatite; cartrides suspended walls four feet above the surface of the ground. Third experiment—Cutting through floor with cartriages two inches in diameter; floor composed of plank and tier of beams set in twelve inch wall Fourth experi- maent—Demolishing the remainder of the eight inch by means of one inch cartridges placed on the ground against the wail; cartridges covered with san monstrating the advantages experiment—Burning oe-hal loding the remaining halt of the charged cartridges will nt explode when exp ‘to fire, it the shells are composed of the proper material, Sixth experiment—simultaneous destruction of the maining seven walls previously operated upon, by meas of 8 coatinnous line formed of cartridges, connected with Pee og from one aud a half inches to three inches diameter, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Assignments to Duty—American Sup- pression of a Chinese Riot—Movements of Vessels. WASHINGTON, ‘June 23, 1874, Captain A. W. Johnson has been detachea from the Naval Observatory and placed on waiting orders; Lieutenant Commander A. T. Snell from the Roanoke and placed on waiting orders; Lieu- tenant Commander Henry F. Picking from the torpedo station and ordered to the Roanoke as executive; Lieutenant George B. Livingston from the Vermont and ordered to the Colorado; Lieu- tenant B. Melivaine ‘rom the Colorado and granted | Jeave; Gunner Develan from the Vermont and ordered to the Colorado; Guaner Wilson irom the Coiorado and ordered to the Portsmouth Navy Yard; Carpenter E. D. Hall from the Sabine and ordered te the Colorado; Gunners Cheney to the Vermont and Warren to the Sabine. REPORT OF REAR ADMIRAL ALMY. Rear Admiral Almy reports to the Navy Depart- ment that he arrived in bis flagship, the Saranac, | at Acapuico, Mexico, June 1, the oMcers and crew all well. He reports ‘everything quiet at Acapuico and along the entire west coast of Mexico and south coasts of Central America. MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS, Pe Saranac left Acapulco June 2, for San Fran- 180. ‘The Hartford was at Yokohama May 2%, and ex- pected to remain there till the arrival of Rear Admiral Pennock. , The gett “aa Kearsarge, and Saco were also iD _port. NEW YORK CITY. pect Pike ca Stl ost John J. Delany was sunstrack yesterday while at Work at pier 21 East River. ‘There were 309 deaths in the city last week, against 444 for the previous week and 474 for the curresponding week of 1873, OMcer German, of the Seventeenth precinct, shot a mad dog at No. 500 East Eleventh street yesterday. A mad dog was shot yesterday by UMcer Goutt of the Twenty-ninth precinct, at No. 143 West Forty-Arst street, The farewell exercises of the De La Salle Club will take place this aiternoon, beginning at hall past three o'clock, at Manhattan College. Charles Vibbard killed a mad ddg yesterday in Twenty third street, near Fourth avenue, just as the animal was jumping up at & passing child, The Board of Aldermen met in special seasion at two o’clock this afternoon to take action on Alder- man Morris’ dog ordinance and the quasi burglary in the new Court House. ‘The funeral of the late Mrs, J. J. Audubon, widow of Audubon the naturalist, took place yesterday morning from the Church of the Intercession, cor- ner of 158th street and Eleventh avenue, and was largely attended by the friends of the deceased, who presented quite @ large number of floral tributes, ‘To-morrow evening the class of 1874 of St. Francis Xavier’s College will give a conversazione im the college hall, West Sixteenth street, on “The Latest Advances of Science.” The graduating class is the largest in numbers that the college hes yet produced. Interesting experiments will be given at this evening’s entertainment, Two men, John Gilchrist, of No. 941 Third ave- nue, and Daniel Maher, of No, 119 Fourth avenue, sustained serious injuries while at work on the Fourth avenue improvements at Fifty-sixth street and Fourth avenue oe by the caving in of an embankment, e other workmen at the place soon rescued them. Gilchrist sustained in- juries in his head and a fracture of the shoulder, er had his leg fractured, Both men were con- veyed to Bellevue Hospital. The following is a comparative statement of cases of contagious disease reported at the Sani- sary ene for the two weeks ending June 20, werk |§'Fuphelscartee|_Srtuc! |Meas-| Dipn-| smait- - let t feae-| s enti te Bter Fever. |Meningitis.| les. |theria.| pox, June 53} 1} 38} gs] June 20-..) gf] 3} 2) sw As the Wiliams & Guion steamship Wyoming, which sailed for Europe yesterday, was crossing the bar, a sailor threw himself overboard. A life preserver was thrown to him, but he disregarded it and swam for some boats that were near. It be- came evident that he simply intended to desert the ship, and calculated that while she was cross- ing the bar the Captain would not stop her, and he would thus have time to get to one of the boats and return to New York. He was picked up by the pilot boat and put on board the Wyoming out- Side the barf. BROOKLYN. William Dougherty was overcome by the heat yesterday noon while walking tnrough Bridge street. He was conveyed to his home, No. 31 Little street, The efforts to obtain a respectable fund in aid of the Mississippi sufferers has thus far proved a com- Be arative failure. The total subscriptions of the ity of Churches have not exceeded $1,000, John May, proprietor of the steam derrick en- gaged on Gowanus Canal, fell into the water yes- terday morning and was drowned before assist- ance couid reach him. Deceased was tfty-four | years old. He leaves a family. Dr. A. W. Shepard held a post.mortem examina- tion on the body of John Anderson, who was found dead in a yacht at Bay Ridge, L.L It was ascer- tained that death was caused by apoplexy, and the coroner’s jurj rendered a verdict in accordance with the facts. ‘The flower and fruit festival in aid of St. Mary's Hospital tor Women, Dean street, will be opened at the Academy of Music this atternoon. The ob- Ject is one which appeais to the Leechs De of all, as the institution makes no distinction of class or creed in its benefactions. Two million four hnndred and thirty-eight thou. sand nine hundred and seventy-four doliars’ worth of cancelled city bonds, the accumulation of the | past six months, was burned in presence of the | Commissioners of the Sinking Fund in the base- | ment of the City Hall yesterday. About one o’clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in an unoccupied frame house on Eigh- teenth street, near Tenth avenue. The flames com- municated with four adjoining domiciles, two of | which were totally destroyed. The loss, which is sustained by George W. Mead and Gerala Murray, mounts to $8,000, The property was fully insured. Fire Marshal Thorne and Captain McKeller are looking after the incendiary and entercain some slight hope of accomplishing the arrest of the scoundrel. NEW JERSEY. Hon. Schuyler Colfax last night lectured to the Paterson Odd Fellows. A laborer named Malone was sunstruck in Pater- son yesterday, but he recovered upon the applica- | tion of the proper restoratives and is now out of nger. ¢ Iroquois sailed from Hong Kong for San | dai Francisco May 11. All the men of the Lackawanna, Monocacy and Yantic whose terms will expire August 1 were transierved to the Iroquois. | AMERICAN SUPPRESSION OF A CHINESE MOB. The Yautic arrived hanghat May 3, and on the evening of her arrival Commander Hanlou was iaformed by Consul General Seward that tue tire then raging in the French settlement nad been kindled by a Chinese mob, and the riot was assum- img formidabie proportions. On the cali of the Consul for assistance from the men-ol-war in the Jiver a landing party was sent irom the Yantic and Ashuelot, with a Gatling gan. When tne rorce ais- embarked the Municipal Hall had been attacked und its fences and lampposts destroyed; bat, by a | Jirm show ot discipliue, the streets were cleared of rioters without firing @ single shot. Order was restored by the landing parties, and they revurned to their stiips, Several of the Chine re killed by eitizens during the riot, but no one was harmed by the landing parties, The sailors from a French and an Knglish gunboat co-operated with the par- es jrom vie Yancic and Ashuelot, | OTHER VESSEL | The Ashuciot was at Cheu Kaong, on the Yang- tee fiver, executing the survey requested by tue United Staves Charge d’Affaires at Pekin. the MOawcacy was at Aunoy; she would soon go to the Pagoda anchorage. pelow Foo Chow, wo re- me a de ing the tea season. : t Cheioo, s00n to go to Tientsin Dg. strge arrived at Yokohama April 22, 1 of American War Vessels at Yokoha Yowouama, May 2ist, 1874, feet of American men of war are rhe Hartiord, Lackawanna, | ‘Tasearora. K ge and Saco are ail here, The ‘Tusearora wiil proimbly leave about the Ist imst., | fo kurvey @ northern route, along the Aleutian Islabils, jor a deep sea cabie. THE PRESIDENCY bi THE ERIE BAILBOAD, CoLomaus, Obto, June 23, 1874, | Hon. H. J. Jews returned trom Washington | just night. an interview with a reporter this eventing Mr. Jewert cued ved that he had not yet de- fo accept the position of President | ot the #rie Railrond, which was recently wendered him, and that he would not make up bie mind, wart basiness affairs of the ro ‘he examination of the 4, now going on, has been complewed. If he should decide to accept the position be wiil dissolve bir \inmediate connection with the Western roads and devote his wiole time | jt bie pew pcesition. He has not definitely decided, even in the event Of bis accepting the presidency of the Erie Koad, by rf OF Bot he will re Djs seat in Congress, pS sy er, i8 very positive that he wili never be @ candidate for sdb teen oh gl honors, LARGE FIRE 1 IN Iv TEXAS, “Ganensrox, June 23, 1874, A tre at Waa, Texas, consumed neariy a block AA ello» The jones ts — at $75,000, Pie age rewor i BO! aecertaiied., Bay BA MARKETS. Havana, June 23. 1876, yet gut We my. aehange enenes: no sellers igre “0 the Cnited States: sales on the fore ors 7, 2 8 iad premium: aor ey: London, 216 a 210 pre- pin ST I yrane Sugar, Xo 12 Duvon ae 0 wxmee pad arti | the denial yesteraay, t The warm blood of the Newarkers waxes warmer as the days grow hotter, Hence there is consider- able lancing, beating and bloodletting. One Red- ney Forney was seriously stabbed recently by one Se @t a base bali match at Rosedale. Littell ed. George W. Stiles, the defaulting Clerk of the Paterson Board of Aldermen, has been released trom jail on $1,000 bail. The amount of Stiles’ em- bezziement does not appear to exceed $200, Henry Fielding has been appointed clerk of the Board of Aldermen pro tem. In the case of Nicholas De Bow, whose dead body was picked up on the Midiand Railway at Pompton, a few days since, and of whose murder there Was some suspicion, a jury has decided, alter a full investigation, that he came to hia death ace cidentally, by being run over by the cars, Foot racing ls becoming a favorite pastime in Trenton, Two young men, named Hough and King, the former sixteen and the latter nineteen yesrs of age, had a match, which came off at the Wheat Sheaf, Pennsylvania. on Monday, distance 100 yards, for $100 a side. King won the stakes in eleven seconds, Sheppard's transparent slate manufactory, in Passaic, N. J., was totally destroyed by fire about one o’clock yesterday morning. The fire is believed to have been the work of an incendiary, as there | had been no fire or light in the buiiding for more than & week. The loss 18 about $7,000, on which there is an insurance of only $1,000, Amos 8. Burr, whose name figured so promi- nently in connection with the late Somerville con- spiracy indictment, was yesterday adjudicated a | bankrupt in the United States Court at Trenton, before Judge Nixon. When the case was first brought betore the Court a denial was entered by | Mr. Dayton. It was then set down for but, on Mr. Day ton withdrawin, adjudication was ordered, his counsel, trial before @ jury, STATEN ISLAND. shen bokadpatioantn Thomas Walsh was committed to the County Jail by Justice Kasson at Stapleton yesterday, in default of $1,000 bail, upon the charge of attempt- ing to commit indecent jault upon Rosanna | York. It appears that on on last the couple y, went to Myers’ Grove from this city, and the youn; woman, who is only sixteen years old, was ‘chticed into the woods by the prisoner, who there at- tempted t Fpl agonal the outrage complained of, The aecused was arrested in this city and handed over to the Staten Ixiand police. He will be taken betore the Grand Jury of the Court of Sessions to- day for examination. THE BRADLEY FAMILY MURDER Fears of the Interference Lynch. CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 22, 1874, Thewndications at Lawrenceburg, Ind., are that the case of Mcbowell, charged with the murder of the Bradley family, will never go before the Grand Jury. It is feared Jndge Lynch will interfere. The prelimbosry trial wu close Wmorrow with the arguments of counsel, of Judge remnant arirerrares rrrerrremmssiecnsasinesdimrmrasidemnsasai tiie masarsemsniassaia | to BH Howell, SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY. Hc Oftice. . | Liverpoot../4 Bowling Gree no 2: Bromene en 24.1GIn at Sowling Groen Broadway. fa Bowling G cen . | Hamburg, |(lasow : Havre "| Glaswow. - Bremen; |2 Bowling Green ‘Hamburg. ./113 Broad wi Glasgow. ..17 Bowling Green. Liverpool..|4 Bowling Green Brem/n.. Bowling Gree :|Laverpool...[19 Broad: wa 14 Bowling Greet 2 Bowling Green Broadwr y. 4 Bowling Green Bremen... |2 Bowling Green : | Liverpool. [15 way ‘| Liverpool: ]19 Broadwa: -| Liverpool. ee road «| Havre. .| Bremen ABewiinr ‘Green 13 Broadway. 4.) Hamburg. Liverpool. I4 Bowling Green Toppers vr BB SSSSs58 HIGH WATER. Gov. Isiand,.morn 3 47 Sand: 302 6 32 PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 23, 1874. CLEARED, Steamehiy Ryoming (Bn, Gus Guard, Liverpool via Queens- town—Willlanis & Gi Steamship Ontario, Slocum, Rio Janeiro, &e—W Gar- *teamship Wyanoke. Opaeh ortoaes City Point and Richmoni—Old Dominion Steamship Steamship George W Elder, Lawrence, Norfolk—Old Dominion Steam: Ip Co. Sweamship ¥ Vindicator, Doane, ie Steamship Steamshin Nevtane. Berrv. Boston—H F Dimock. La] Houghton ‘lower (Br). ‘fambuk, Liverpool—R J want g Gainesborough (Br). Carlton, London—Peabody, Baip Tiverpool, Lamberk London—Grinnell, Mintarn Co. WoniP Star of the South (Br), Smith, London—Peabody, 6 Bark James S Stone, Hallet, Melbourne—R W Cameron Bark Hanoen (Nor), Radseth, London—Funch, Edye & ioe gee tal), Questo, Cork or Fatmouth—Sloco- viel Burk Stefanino (Ital), Gentez, Cork or Falmouth—A P “Sire ‘Annie Troop (Br), Hill, Cork for orders—J W El- ‘Bark Juventa (Nor), Aabye, Queens town or Falmouth— Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Archimede titab, Trappaui, Queenstown or Fal- mouth for orders—J C Béager. pie sae Graatstroom (Dutch), Le Clereq, Antwerp— unel Bark sigasie Whitney, fediz—Lant Bros. Bark Froen Gs Bessesen, Cons jople and Odessa—Funch, bark Hedwig Ger), Waraken, Naples—Chas Luling & Bark G de Zaldo, Miller, Cardenas and Sagua—Way- mire Swittsure (Br), Appledore, Bichmona—Geo F nat Josephine (Br), Ganion, Belfast, 1—Hatton, Wat- “rig Dastignt, Marks, Georgetown, Dem—L, W & P rma ig Martha, Plersou, Kingston, Ja—A H Solomon & Brig Manson, Smith, Barbados—H Trowbridge’s Sons. Brig Eva Baker (Br), Slocomb, Halitax, N8S—C W Ber- ux. mtg. Catharine Morris (Br), Dunn, Windsor, NS—C W Ad Sabina (BD), Perrier, Pictou, NS—Hatton, Watson Brig Aquidneck, Johnson, Mobile—Jas E Ward & Co. rebtig George Gilchrist, Thompson, Fernandina—War- TeSrig Emma, Buckman, . Portiand—Walsh, Field & Way. Sehr E 8 Newman, Grifth in, - ad z—R P Buck & Co. Sehr Impulse (Br), Curtis, Truxillo—Leayeratt & Co. Schr Albert Thomés, Rove, Georgetown, DU—Van Brunt Fo. chr Speedwell, Spaulding, Portland—B P Brown & wicht Lady Woodbury, Woodbury, Fortland—R J God. "Wehr Setagawa, Guptill, Gloucester—B J Wenbe Sour J Cooke Hall, Wollheekee Ht Low, - sehr Robert Myhan, Doane’ Danvers, Mase—B J Wen- ‘Schr Thomas Ehlis, Keller, Harwich—Fisher & Co. Gat er C Comstock, Davidson, Philadelphia—W Kirk- atric! PiSteamer Bristol, Wallace. Pniladelpnia—Jas Hand ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD #TRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool June’ 18, with mdse and 138 passengers to © Francklyn; June 32 lat 4 2, passed steamsmp “eity “Or Chester (Br), hence 10r, Liverpoat Steamship Nevada (Br), Price, Liverpool June I via Queenstown ath, with indse and’ passenuers to Williams Guion; June_ 17, lat 45 10, lon 38.96, p ry steamer bound East; 18tn a wee Tat 4240, lon 47,46, a brig rigged steamer bound east; ath, lat 42 lon 6980, bark Edina (Br), from Fhiladelpbia tor Liverpool; 2ist, 380 miles ¥ of Sandy Hook, steamship City of Chester (Br), hence for Liverpool. Steamship Bolivia (Br), Munro, Glasgow Jnne 14 and Moville 14, with mdse and 217 passengers, to Henderson Bros. June 2), lat $4 £0, lon $2, passeta French bark bound, West showing signal letters RJ 1B; same day, lat 4225, lon 53.10, ship Fawn, hence for Havre: zlst, lat 41 48, lon 63, a Bremen steamship bound East; 22d, lat 41 2 lon 19. steamship Australix (Br), hence for Glas- miles east ot Sandy Hook, steamships Ethiopia Jr), hence for Glasgow; “stenmstip. Wy omni (br), hence for Liverpool; steamship Kong Sverre (Nor), hence for Antwerp. Steamship Herder (Ger), Fischer, Hamburg June 1 Frith mdse and 247 passeligers, to‘ Knauth, Sachod Kuline. June 16, lat 45 56, lon 37 09, passed bark Nathan- tel (Nor), from Havre for New York; 17th, lat 47 13, Jon 85 56, bark Hedwig Siebe (Ger), from Gloucester tor New York; uist, int 41 £6, lon 63 29, steamship City of Chester | (Br), hence tor Liverpool. Steamship Pommerania (Ger), Schwensen, Hamburg June 10 and Havre 1sth, with mdse and 367 passengers to Kunhart & O Steamanip Crescent City, Curtis, Havana 4 days, with mndve and pasengers to Wm P Clyde &Co. Jun Dussoda bark showing wlits Gas, with in the centre, bound N. lat jon 79 36, ied Daren and two black balls ‘Steamship Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah June 20, with mdse and passengers rrison. Steal mshi ip Reguiator, Freeman, Wiluiington, NO, with ‘meee and Dassenters to W P Clyde & Ca. stip Eilen 8 ‘erry, Salys Newhbern, NO, 48 houra, with mdse and pametizert to Marra. Ferris & Co. Steains! Isaac Bell, Biakeman. Richmond, City Point and Nortolk, with mdse and passengers to the Uld Do- minion Steatnship Co. Bark Hervatoka ‘Aue, Schnautz, Bona April 20, with minerals to Naylor & Co? vessel to Slocovich & Hark Casco, Penny, Matanzas 13 days, with molasses Son & Uo; vessel to Cértwrignt & Har- rison. Bark J T Smith (of Parrsporo, NS), Potter, Sagua days, with sugar to Moses Taylor & bo; vessel to Cran- dali wane Tala, ., Miller, Belize, Hon, 17 days, with logwood. 0, to Win J ie "Vaeniager, tion Krudven, Minatitian, Mex, 28 days, with cedar toJ 0 Ward; vesiel to Fuuch, Edy Brig Oliver (of Bermuda), Weeks, St Marc 15 da; with logwood and coffee to R Murray, Jr. Brig Minnie (of Georgetown, PEI), Graham, Crab Island, Pk, 16 days, with sugar and molasses to J V Ona- tvia a o ‘easel to Hatton, Watson & Oo. Brig Hattie 5 Bishop, Webber, Caibarien 12 days, with fugar to ED Morgan & Co; vesiel to JH Winchester & “Srig Leone (Br), meena Beeps, 10 be Pk sugar to Moses Taylor & Co; vessel to PT Nevius & Brig Clara M Goodrich, Look, Sagua, 5 Miays, with sugar and molasses to Moses Taylor & Co; vessel to Miller & Houghton. Ro Be 0, Daykin, Trinidad, Cuba, 2% days, with nd molasses to TJ Owen ‘* Son; vessel to Snow « s Burgeo. rig Marie, Hansen, witha Molasses to H AY: P Emerson, Emerson, of and from St Martins, 15 days, ‘atable & Son; vessel to master. Tuspan, Mexico, 31 days, ith, ee ‘cedar’ fusion acto L Bramiies; ‘vessel to” & udgett. Schr Hannah Coomer. King. Port Antonio, Ja. 11 days, with fruit to Wm Douglas; vessel to BJ Sehr Laure Bridgeman, ‘Clark, ardenns, Baars; with EN; Bete veswel to'H W Loud & Co. Emma Heather (of Philadelphia), Heather, Ma- nine I with sugar to Moses | aylor & Co; vessel > aoe June 15, of Hatteras, spoke schr Chas A Coulomb, from Matanzas for Bosto ‘k (ot St John, NB) Ludlow, aan ar to LE Amsinck &'Co; vessel to J H Sebr Ricardo a ros, Newton, Baracoa, 9days, with frulttoJ &T veawel to BJ Wenberg. 5 con 10 days, With frait to with pines to FT Montell’ a7, Jon 72, on the outward pastage, was struck by lightning, splitting the fore and mainmasts and carrying away maintopmast, Sehr R T Carlisle, Smith, Key West Il A with ma- hoguny to Benner & Placktiey ; Vessel to m sehr D ‘Brewster, Fernandina 9 days, with yellow pine to master. Ts bound to Keyport. cbr FC schult, Thompson, Savannah 6 days, with yellow pine to T M'Mayhew | v 10 Blaght & Petty, Eliza Andersot rk, Alexandr: Sent John Brill, i rginia. Sehr MG Leonard, B , Virginia. Sehr Sarah isldridge, Wright, Virginia. Schr M A ‘tyler, Peterson, Virginia, Senr Barbara, fledden, Virginia. Sehr Maria Jane, Soper, Virginia, sehr I & D Cranmer, Matthews, Virg Kehr Abigail Jennings, Blake, Virginia. Sent J © Cake, Scoy. Schr Louisa € awford, Fras at Georgetown. Schr J B Smith, Tyler, Georgetown, VC, for New Ha- ven. Schr Helen, Perry; Baltimore. Sehr Harmona, fyder, Baltimore for Bridgeport. Sctir Ira Bitss, Morton, Philadelphia tor New Bedford. Retvrnee—Brig Johanna (Dan), Anderson, hence for Liverpool nie |, leaking slightly: ed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. a a Benjamin Courtney. Baker, Fall River for Hobo- ‘Se hr Mary Lapgdon, ” -speprdea Rockland for New York, with lime to J & Bro’ Sehr H A “oye, Grane. New Haven for Baltimore. S Dean, Macomber, Fall River for New York. Schr Freestone, Frisbie, Providence for New York. Schr Thomas Potter, Potver, Marion for New York, Schr Marcus Hunter, Kendall, Bath for New York, ice to Consumers’ Ice Oo. Sehr tlize Pharo herman, Providence for New York. Behr Warren G Smith, Providence for New York. Sehr Anna B Jacobs, Jones, Harwich tor OF. york. Schr Treasure, Taylor, Providence tor New Y. Behe Henry Lemash, Brackett, New Bedford. tor New Behe Fair Wind, Rowman, New Bedford for New York, Schr Columbia, Young, Providence for New York. an, Providence for New York. y dardiners ‘Me, tor New York, with BOUND BAST. Bark Lavinia, Davia, New York for Eastport Rrig Spray Bloom (Br), Ganion, New York tor Pictou, wach! Freedom (Br), Hatfield, New York for Windsor, Schr Oliver Schofield, Dissoway, Baltimore for New tek Fair Wind, Lockhart, Hoboken for Malden. <n r H B Diverty, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Paw- ck a Sehr Golden Rule, Wilson, Amboy for Norwich. Sehr E & Potter, Elisworth, New York tor xrovidence. Sehr A G Pease, Dean, Amboy tor Hartford. Schr Warren Gates, Smith, New York for ion. sehr Clara Jane, Garrivon, Elizabeth; pore “ior fey- mouth. ‘Schr J.B Smith, Tyler, Baltimore tor New Haven. Sehr Centurion, Blodgett, Port Johnson La ore a Schr Harmonia, Ryder, Baltimore tor Bralgeport, Sehr J B eg 2, Di Davis, Philadelphia for rriaence. Behr J BI Philadelphia tor New. renee Rohr Win Stevensotiwell, New York ror Gardiner, Schr Wm McVobb, orton, Port Johnson New Bed- rd. Sehr Empire, Jones, Roncout for Camden. Fehr Speedwell, Spaulding. New York for Rockland. rehr Ring Dove, -wain, New York for dale: F -scia Mary Shields, Norton, Port Johnson Tor Augusta, ay Foam, Homans, Trenton for Hartford, Sehr Albus, Durden, Port Johnson tor Augusta, Schr Pushawa, Holbrook, Hoboken for Calais, a Sehr K Mitchall, Eastman, Port Johnson for Provi- lence, Pe . sone Laura Robinson, Robinson, New York tor Provi- 0, Bs New York tor Wareham. Prat, Pre y Pullaaelonia foe Pawtncket. tar, ‘Row York tor Providence. sek, Ames Falkenbure, Rockhill, Philadelphia tor Schr Hattie A harrend Parsons, New York for Boston, Schr Lady Woodbury, Woodbury, New York tor Port nd. Stes Blectra, ¥ ‘York for Providence. Stoamuer Alpeuoan Davin New York for Pall River, BELOW. . Ship E W Stetson, Moore, London May 14, with mdse to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Bark Amor eee, ‘from Garay Mt a, 5 boarded off Shinnec« hlct boa Abraham Moaieren Nod. rk Ceres (° ‘or, Boe, 35. days from Limerick. Also an Italian bark. SAILED. Steamships Wyoming (Br), for Liverpool; Ethiop: (Br. Giaeeow; Ranger (Br, do; Kong, averre ota Antwerp; Oniario, Rio Janeiro, £c; Wyanoke, mond, @ W Rider, Norfolk; Vi igbtestor, Philad shiv’ Lisbon, Croistadt: DW. Chap, pian, Antw <ducensiown or Falmouth + 04 Argonaut (Nor), Cronstadts An b ilial, Cork or Faimeuins tadunirle (Aus) de, do; Minerva’ (Noo. do, do; Made cap (8r), Bristol; Maris Francesco (Aus, Alexandria; Cortese (Ital), Cork or ont! J Marsh, Lisbon: brigs Louisa Price (Hay), Port au Prinee;_Johannes (Ger), Cork.or Fal- Routh; Johanne (Day), Liverpool; Nellie say, Navassa; ota, Vorunna; schr Parepa, As- Mary iti ‘Stetun. pinwall > Herald Marine Correspondence. Newrorr, RI, June 23, 1874. Schr E W Babcock, of Weserly, which was sunk at Riker's Island some time ago, has been raised and taken to Westerly for repairs, Most of her cargo of coal was saved. The U § revenue entter Moccasin, Capt A B Davis, and which has been stationed at this port for the past six years, has been ordered to the port of Charleston, SC, and will sail as soon as she is relieved by the revenue eutter Samuel Dexter, Capt Dean. The latter is a new vessel just built at Boston. ‘Ihe officers and crew of both Will remain upon their respective vensels, hr. John Ferr.s, betore reported ashore and abs geen on Whale Rock, near this port, ‘be sold at auction to-morrow, but it is mot believed that she will ae anything nore t than a trifling amount Bipley, of this city, has purchased one-quar- anc Hall, of New York, ftp ae terms, and w! rmumedia tly also take command of her i Maritime Miscellany. Purser WG Gerard, of steamship Crescent: City, from Havana, has our thanks for his attentions. Sreamsnir Sineria (Br), at Boston, just after leaving Queenstown on her last voyage,struck wnat ls thought to have been asunken wreck. and a severe shock was felt by all on boa: An examination showed that one of the biades of ‘the propeller fad been carried away, bat, be- yond this, tae veusel is believed to have recei ived no fur- ther iniury. her stern will be lifted out of the water while she ‘ing at her dock, and if itis found that the strain has affected the rudder post she will at once be placed in the ury dock. Sreamenir Moran, of the Williams & Guion line, which put back to Liverpool, with hachinery disabled, has had her cargo transterred to the steamship Idaho, one ome! line, which leaves Liverpool tor New York ay Bane Fuyinc Croup (Br). pan reported ashore, was towed into the stream at 5! fe soRn, B, June 9, with 19 feet of water in her hold. The Portwardens examined her that morning, and report her to be eqs strained. They recommended the vesset to be taken to some safe place in order to have deckload and between poe car go discharged, and the fopeaene ye yards sts low- ered. and the Vessel place the blocks aminal Bric Watree, Howes, before reported in collision in Delaware Bay, put into Chester 224 inst for repairs The vessel she collided with was the schooner Jonn Cadwallader, trom Laueavitle, with stone, ‘The latter lost cath Tail broken and received som other “aueges "The accident occurred at 2 AM sunday Brio Barracovra (Br), Adame, from Havana for Sagua (before reported), ran ‘ashore night Oe a inst 8 miles west of Cardenas, and became a total lo: Bisse Yate WW ibastes at toecen Tate im pects Ae: andria, when off Chincoteague, midnight ot June 17, was in contact with an unknown bark and lost jioboom and sprang bowsprit. Scne Hartz Ross, Farr, from Cardenas, which was Fpported ashore on the Rip 19th, arrived at Wilmington, Scan Hannit Nuwnr4, at this port June 20, from Ma- chias, struck on Great’ Point Rip, Nantucket, shortly after midnight on Saturday, 18th inst. After throwin, over part of her deckload of lumber she was got off at 8 O'clock Sunday morning. The captain landed at the Point and took a pilot around the Riv, Scar Exrenraisx, McAllep, from San Francisco, ar- rived at Eureka June 4 in a leaky condition. Scur F P Simpson, loaded with railroad ties, was the ‘vessel reported ashore on Goose Island, Delaware. Key West, June 13— Arrived on Tuesday morning last, schr Delia, Ferris, 15 days from Tampa. Cape Ports bad weather the whole pa: when in tse vicinity of Cape Roman was struck with w violent squall, which swept his deckload. consisting of 16,00) shingles, coops of chickens, ducks, &c, destroying all sails, and the sea making clean breaches over her. Tucaxntor, NJ, June 23—There is a two-masted steam- ship ashore ‘on ong Beach, between Bond’s Boarding House and Old Inlet. She lies easy and d apparent in no danger. Wreckers have gone ance, and until they return it will, be impossible to give'any particulars. A later despatch Wreckers have returned and report that the ‘steamer ashore on Long Beach had foated off, taken in her colors and lott before they could reach her. They were unable to ascertain whether she was damaged, but mup- jose that she was not. Her colors were taken’ in some- ime hefore she floated off, consequently her name could not be obtained. Notice to Mariners. Orrick oF LicuTHoUsE LNSFECTO! Tard District, TOMPRINSVILLE, ae fee 23, Notice is hereby given that on the instant the Sandy Hook Lightvessel will be brow ng in pe re repairs, and will be Fopinces by the Reli sel No ‘The description of the rellet Is: Jar cage-work day marks: scraped, with 19 musttionds, By order of the Lighthouse Board, BIEPIEN D, TRENCHAKD, Commodore. USN, Lighthouse Inspector, Third District. Whatemen. Sailed from New London June 2, bark Roman, Rogers, for Desol ‘on and Hard’s Isla: At Fayal may 22, bark Com Morris, Winslow, NB, oil as betore reports The oil raed at Bermuda ex bark Pacific, Borden, of NB, has been shipped per bark Agil, for New York, which il from Bermuda June "ship bs caiiorals, Chase, NB, was at Russell, NZ. May 5, 1050 bbis sp and 20) do wh vil. Had Siipped 300, bol Ld ollby bark Chandiere (Br), for New ford. Would, sail nextday to cruise. The Auckland Whaling Co's bark Albion, Capt Hall, re- turned to Auckland April 15, after a very unsuccessful cruise, extending over a period of 18 months. She only succeded In taking 21 tune! sp oll, The eompany held a meeting April 24, when it was resolved to fit the Albion out for another cruise, aud she is now undergoing repairs (May 13). The repairs are estimated at £1, Spoken. hip Wizard King (reported Am), May 10, lat 48 .N, lon ‘ship New World, Ghampion, from London for New York, June 9, lat 4 4 Stub mms. Rich, ‘hom London for Boston, June 10, Jat jon bark Mozart (er), Julueher, trom Bremen for New York, June 6, lat 47, lon Bark Ada Barton’ (He). from Havre for Sydney, cB, June 6, fa 50 3, jon 1515. Bark Pride of Wales (not as bp tare) Fae, from Boston for, Belfast, I, June 6, lat 49 15, lon 2 Bark Tiber (Br), from Rangoon tor Cork, May 5, lat 31.55 8, Jon 12 99 B. Bark Neilie T Guest (Br), Momenger. from New York for Rotterdam, Jane 4 lat 47, i Sehr Empl from Fhitadelphia for Port Spain, &c, June 16, iat we, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. ion 72, Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by tlegraphing to the Herato London Burean, No 46 Fivet street, the arrivals at and depart- ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, ———-+_—— Ships Spoken at Sca—Movements at Eu- ropean and Other Ports of Inward and Outward Bound Vessels. Lennox, June 23, 1374 SPOKEN. Ship Twilight, Gates, from San Franctsco for Liver- pool, April 16, no lat, &c. Bark Doxtord (Br), McDonald, from San Francisco for Liverpool, May 30, no lat, &e, ARRIVALS. Arrived at Liverpool June 2, barks Adolph (Ger), La- dewigs, Fernandina; Laboramus (Br), Walsh, Norfolk. Also arrived atdo 234, ships Norfolk (Br), Griffith, New Orleans; Marchmont (Br), Rogers, do; Queen ot England (Br), Aitken, Pensacola; Monmouthshire (Br), Irvine, San Francisco. Arrived’at London June 23, bark August (Ger), Ohr- Joss, Boston Arrived st do 22a, brig Lizzie Waters (Br), Nurse, Bos- ton. Arrived at do 2ist, steamship France (Br), Thompson, New York. Arrived at Plymouth June 23, ship James Dale (Br), Cooper, Pensacola. Arrivea at Southampton June 2, steamstitp Koln Ger), Ringk, New York for Bremen (and proceeded). Arrived at Bristol June 22, bark J J Strossmeyer (Aus), Tarabochia, New York tor Queenstown; brig Voyageur @r), Humphrey, Baltimore. Arrived at Falmouth June 23, barks Brage (Nor), Lar- sen, New York; Armonia (Aus), Paolich, do; brigs Tri- dente (Ags), Sappa, do; Zweia (Nor), Omundsen, Wik mington. NC, for Liverpool Arrived off Scilly June 22, bark Loyal Sam (Br), from Portland (Oregon) for —~ Arrived at Greenock June 2%, ship Hannah Morris @r), Jones, Pensacola. Arrived at Movilie June 23, steamship Scandinavian @r), Smith, Quebec for Liverpool. Arrived at Dublin June 24, bark Hermes (Rud, Larsen, Baltimore. Arrived at Belfast June 23, bark Else (Aus), Gehardese, New York, Arrived at Queenstown June 23, ship akbar, Lamson, Astoria (Oregon; barks Albion (Nor), Larsen, Baltimore; Maria Madre (Ital), Berdino, do; Agostina (lta), Mare chese, New York. Arrived atdo June 22, ships Eten Munroe, Norcross, Ban Francisco; Bridgewater, Todd, do; barks Resolve (Nor), Barth, Philadelphia; 284, Atrato (Br), York. Bal- tumore; Tre Guiseppe (Ital), Baveno, do; Moderato (Ital), Mariani, New York; Frev (Nor), Halversen, Galveston. Also arrived at do 23d. steamshins City of Brussels (Bz). Leitch, and Algeria (Br), Le Mesurier, New York for Liverpoot—the tormer at 8 AM and the latter at 6 AM. Also arrived 28d, steamship Egypt G3r), New York for Liverpool (and proceceded). Arrived at Bremernaven June 2, bark Nevado (Br), Hookway, Philadelphia. Arrived at Amsterdam June 22, abip J P Wheeler, Ta; ber, Batavia. . Arrived at Antwerp June 23, Wark Alice Cooper Br), King, Philadelphia; brig Gazelle (Ger), Koopman, New York. Arrived at Rotterdam June 22, bark Caroline (Swe), Bohdin, New Orleans. Arrived at Stettin June 2%, bark Minerva (Ger), Poh- lenz, New York. Arrived at Elsinore, ship Bllen Sotthard, Woodward, New Orleans for Reval; bark Jeannie (Br), Garry, New York for Cronstadt; also the “Ellen Richards,” trom New Orteans. Arrived at Gibraltar, bark Teresina (Ital), Coppola, New Orleans; brig Sir Robert McClure (Br), Edwards, New York. Arrived at Port Elizabeth, CGH, brig Flying Foam @®r), Gortley, Boston. Arrived at —— June 23, Milo, from United States. SAILINGS. Sailed from Liverpool June 22, ship Celestial Empire, Stewart, United States; barx Norma (Ger), Bernecke, do. Sailed from Dublin June 22. bark Ottavia M (Ital), Ros- si, United States. Sailed from Amsterdam June 2, bark Reval (Nor), Jor- gensen, United States, Sailed from Antwerp June 22, ship L B Gilchrist, Em- erson, New York. Sailed from Stettin June 18, 11 AM, steamship Franklin Ger), Dehnicke, New York via Copenhagen and Ant- ‘werp. Sailed from Havre June 22, snip Florida, Curtis, Car- ifr. Sailed from Cadiz, bark American Eagle, Kendrick, Gloucester, Mass; brizs David Bugoee, Staples, do; John Swan, Rumball, do. Sailed from Leghorn, bark Maresca (Ital), Maresca, Mew York; brig Tancrede (Ital), Cacace, Boston, Foreign Ports. Canpexas, June 15—Arrived, scbr Eva 0 Yates, Yates, Balled 15th, brig get Lindsay, Gibson, north of Hat- teras; echr Laura, Cimxrorcoa, June 16—Sailea, brig Florence (Br), Wood, ston. Lacvarns, May 17—Arnved, brig Athalaska (Br), Wy- man, New Dusnaans June 7—Arrived, brig Mississippi (Br, Mar- chant, Baltimore. Howe non ge 29—Balled, ship Malay, Clough, San lupo 13, steamship Lord of the Isles (Br), Dow- dierent aneine aulpa Oracle (Peruv), aner| for do; Nightingale, Cutter, from Bangkok, arrived for Sait Francisco: barks Horatio Sprague, Small, trom Neweastie, NAW. arrived 27th, ‘ancisco:' Wind- ward, Stennard, irom Shanghai, arrived Muy 7, for San 0 Francisco; Marinion, Boyd, for do; Augustina, Barvier, ‘eiguacoe PR, Jane li—In port brig A J Ross, Wyman, for Boston, ready. Havana, June 17—Arrived, bark Jessie (Br), Smith, etic d 23d, steamship City ot Havana, Phillips, New ‘ork. yGatied 14th, steamship City of Mexico, Sherwood, Vera Cruz; 17th, ‘bark Terita (Sp), Ari jon, Philad ‘chr Grasinere (Dan), Macomber, Zetland (wn). Looper, New York; ham, New Orlean: ‘azelton, Rogers, Mawtta ip Mindors, Bray, = tae In port Pei 27. ships Leiba Lall, for New York ; Sprin, Dwight, trom as hai, arrived 19th, for | New ores "Sumi Sutin: Matanzas, June 1 Arrived, | brigs Alice ), Purdy, Philadel- st ee ‘NB; lith, Helen O Phinney, Bo; phi Sailed 16th, brig Ortolan, Fisher, north of Hatteras; schrs Georgia, comin, Saga; 17th, Emily Curtis, Bar bour, rorth of 'H: Picrou, Junelf—Arrived, bark James Primrose (Br), Shearer, New York. June 2l—Arrived, steamship Prussian (Br), ae Liverpool Cleared 191 steamship Circassian (Br), Wylle, Liver- pool, PoRto Guaxpe, May 2—In port brig Gladiateur (Br), Len- non, for Baltiinore. coTgHanc, Jane 7—Tn port sehr Melita (Br), Morehouse, oar ir Sas. ‘une ‘S-Arrived, bark James B Ward, Liese- Ww “herived 12th, brig James Miller, Parker. Boston. Br J june 18— Arrived, ‘steamshio Austrian @p, Ritchie Hatitax tor Liverpool (and sailed). it Joun, NB, June 18—Arrived, schrs Geo G Jewett @2. , Finlay, Baltimore; 24, D (Br), Wagner, ' ogee 2 234, brig Adelaide, for Havana; schr Evelyn, for New Taurtt, May” be pete bark France (Fr), Cherie, for San Francisco about May 15 or 20; schrs Greyhound, for do 27th ; Favorite, Flemming, from sg. arrived Ist; Lore- ly, Mangles, from do, arrived April 25 Youonama, May 23—. ddvertiong | bark Sarah scott (Br), Bstall, San Francisco. [Per Brnawsntr Rossta. ntwerr, June 10—Arrived, fe Henrletea, Nielsen, New york; llth, Herda, Bierkass, Sail ed sth, John Suns, Bate, New York; Lith, Birger, tore, 192104 Ba Bay, OGH, May 13—Arrived, Flying Foam, Gort- cane Jane 8—Arrived, Isabella, Marcenaro, Mo- Bxaxzanayer, June 10—Arrived, Edmund, Butterdick, Philadelphia im lith, Bhein, ‘*, Brickenstein, Rew York: Hansa (), Kiugkis, de; Harriet icktaan’ Smith, ‘New Orleans, Sailea 10th, Baltimore (8), Lalienhain, Baltimore. In the roads 10th, Argonaut, Steengrafe, tor New York. Bron, June id—Arrived, Oasis, Randers, St John, Barrow, June 12—Sailed, Aurora, Crosby, be bert cB, Borpesvx, June 12—Arrived off the Gironde, state of Minnesota @), Hamlin, Liverpool for New Oricans. eutrived ‘at Pauiliac Sth, Magdeline, Quelbec, San Fran- ‘Cork, June 10—Arrived, Padre, Drago, Baltimore; Nth, Origine, Cavassa, do. ‘MaGKR, June 7—Arrivea, Albert, Anderson, New Orleans, ee oamntrt, Jane M~—Arrived, Sarah Fox, from New York for or Arrived at Penarth 12th, 8 © Blanchard, Meady, Ant werp. waft June 4—Arrived, Abbie Clifford, Clifford, New nx, June 1l—Arrived, Breidablik, Nielsen, New Yorks Leopoldine Bauer, Coslich, do. D a Bh \—Arrived, Denmark Sumner, Lon- pT ‘and New York (and proceeded): 12th, Andriana, Giles, Pensacola (and anchored; I Sargent, Leighton, London for Rio Janeiro (and proceeded). Raat} ‘June Bom) Borneo, Fergason, from ant- wor iin Mare ryareui, Ryberg. from New York { Reval; izth, Johanna’ Kepler, Spilier, trom do fur Bre. June ll—Arrived Byfoged Christenson, Thorsen, Baltim: Ap Duavex, Jane 1o—Cleared, Lamech, for New York. Satled 1th, pone Horn Yormerly’ Zanzibar), Young, San Franciec ‘Zustnows, Jane §—In {he Souna. Rome, otis, from Now Orleans for Cronstadt; sth, Atlanta, Moe, Wilmington for do; Owego, Anderson, "Mobil or do, B. 12—On, E H Duval, Rogers, from nity Hook, Patwouri, June J2-Arrived. Anna Marta, Fhorpton, New York: JF Barcbard, Bradhering, San’ Franoisco Auziliat, Love, Pensacola for Malpa: Sth, Aukathor, Henriksen, trom Wilmington te amu Jane l—Arrived, Qi f the Fleet, om ved, Queen e i Witheridge, New York: . Gxascow, June li—Arrived, Napoli (#), Brown, New York. ‘Arrived at Greenock Lith, Exile, Pearce, Pefsacola. Sailed 12th, Caledonta ), Side: jew Yor! Genoa, June 6—Sailed, Mero, érvotoxto, New York. Cleared 8th, Ercole, Ruguiero, New York. Concezzione, Franklin, do. " Brock. New York, ‘ULL, Juné —Arrived, Presidente, Rate, Pensacola; 12th, Antonietta, Stephanovich, New’ York; 13th, Clara Maria Bugge, Pensacola. we ‘une 10—Arrtved, Ville de Paris (9), Danre, New ‘ork. Arrived in the Bed llth, Graf Bismarck (s), Meyer, men tor New Yor! Cleared Tous, Grace, “Bent, Ith, David Brown, Coleord, Oardit, 5 ae it 10th, W'T Howard, Dowleye Dieppe and Phil getphia, Nathaniel. Jacobson, New York; Marcia © Da Ni * . Gardiff; Lith, Yarmouth, Browne, do and sydney, Fixtvony, June 10—Safled, Virgo, Michelson. New York. Hanrueroo., June 1l—Arrived, Hans George, Gor- nitwska. Danen. we June 9—Arrived, Holstatia (s), Barends, New ‘ork. Sailed 10th, Prinz Albert, Hoeofner, N leswion, June 11—Arrived, Lisclo, ‘novelion Baltimore, Lavanecot. J June 12—Arrived, Mpal 4 rod out for Go); HawiostOuristorfersen, Ric Called ith. Jas Poster, Jy. Nowo, New York; Nevada (pj Brice, 40; 12th. stabbesiad, for Baltimore; Firdar, Stanton, do; John Raihertord, Ratherford, Hathucst; tanta. De harleston. SP usd! rat rick, Phu ont: an nei wom Holyhes ‘Kajah, Halliday, from Liverpool for Pensacol Lonpon, om Ppa Carnayon yo" tehanl New York; jamorganshire, Moree. G fc! ay Ruetel, A McCall him, Moody, arene Norden Pensacola; Thos C seed, Tootor, ming to. vorce granted. 4 bgt Wyrre, Andorape, a ih, Seria eee See rraaen ite len le in ee Magellan, iti am Oichirived, hele Pulion, Boston; &h, A’ Dowavaro, Traverse, New York. e 1 , tna Mariay (rom New York La ume 12—Bailed, Mary, Sullivan (trom Phila- ne ae a June 10—Sailed, Osmi Dubrovacki, Podich, ilsuserzizs, June 10—Satled, Antonia 8, Parescich, Neen, Jane, —Astled, Tell, Mortensen, New York; N G, June 5 Aceived, Robert, Thiesen, Savan- Piinac, June sekerived, Forseto, Christensen, New ‘Muymovrm, June 12—Of%, Emilio Rondanina, from aiiielde for Sait Francine Qurmxstows, June 12—Arrived, Maria Taarvig, Now Sailed, 5th, Veranda, Christopherson, Philadelphia got New York); in Lt ay Paes bates; Torenseny iverpool; Emerald, Pedersen, Dublin. Rorrerpax, June 1J—Cleared, Una, Anderson, Boston) et W Carleton, Hark- Investigator’ Buiman, be ad Yort Ravais June I—Arrived,” Hart ness, New Orleans; india, Moran, do; Mercator, Kefer, yi. Savannah; 24, Tros, Brager, New Orleans; &h, @ B Havaltine, Gilkey, Savannah, Sr, Naszaine, June 8—Arrived, Norge, Guillecksen, Pen- Concorde, Geguen San Francisco; 9th, St Marc, 10. Wark benadinee Binleiolouie Mees Seta mane May I Arrivedy ‘Taria, Topan, Hathorai iett, 18th for ‘Soxton);"2lateid ae ior Now York qn as aerate anenze Hergogin Anna, Hauth, New aa ag. Welhctcks Wiad. Leese awe ye siaemaron, June 10—Arrived, Divico, Jorgensen, New Lornox, rt of the bark Pal from New Tore for Dankirk, off the Owst niki be Fassed. Jone iy at tan Pa iniat ato, jon 10,8 abandoned; bulwarks m Bpinte awhy, thainmast, miazen- ore! Passed allantmess aad Jibboom gone. and it'was was e8 dark to rei nad ‘her anne. aes 8r Vasey, 8 8. June 1l—Captain Wulff, master of the. German barkentine Mow: frome Bas New York, rej follows:—On the 3ist ip ving on in lat 48.30 N, Lo! by ae rit hE ship driving on her c THO, vessel of about 1,000 petroleum. No one wag pray Ports. BOSTON, steamers Flag, Charleston ; Achilles, Willetss py Phlladelphi thon, Emery, South Ambo boy: bi nder (Bi ley, '8t, Mare mn, (BP, Saunders, Jonas Smith Martins; Kastern ny co ay Burge Magrie Cain, Scull, Sequa; Jacod Parry rowell, Alexandria (see dtiscel) "Samuel H Sharp, Webb, doi L Lockwood, St John, Baltimore: OF B01 Corson, Philade!plua; Cumberland yemmers, Btone, Pit Pitcher, rd, Fens, Young, | ay oun; jarwood, Y¥« do; Mair & Granmer’ Morris’ do ina Boston, ore Weehawken; Speedwell en, rigs Tally trom Philadelphia; Kalana, fromm Balisencre; sehts G:F Barrett, Ploucers Hoatsose “Laura Messer, N W Magee, } H Hawed ‘Oleared-—steamer oe wee Appold, Loveland) Baltimore via Norfolk; barks K ‘Br, late Hawathian), Nichols, Cape Town, Cd) orgs ‘epson. wg?” Voster, Plotou; brigy Arab tin, eg oe St Pierre, Mig: “Rescue, Lei Leorig; sohrs Colin (O Baker, Baki Philadelphia; James Baovott, do; tealph Ga ton, Harkness, Camden; pith Whitmore, New York, tons Durthen, hd loaded a wit seen aboard of ae Foster, bark M Ha rn 5 2 Arve gefmer. Seon Apisid. rrive achr Ic, ALTIMORE, June 24—, 10 (Russ), i Waterford; Bonito (BPs Gullais, Demerara} 8 Roberts, Mi 4 20th, barks Git. ‘New York: 2st, Countess of” Dagerin (Bn, Londonderry. sagt to seu ist, 4:15 AM, Ygteamship Ohio (NG), Hesse, for Bremen. 23d—Atrived, stexmshipg Potomac (Br), Loudon, Tiv- 1001; Blackslone, Hallett, Providence: 1: lizaveth, New fark: sche A Lyon, New York; ope On, Besutort. 8C; Western Star, joston ; art, do; Calvim Fiabe do; bben fisher, Bowdainhain. Cleared—Steamer Josophine, Thomion, New Yorke bark NH Knudsen (Nor), Peterson, Newry; brig 8 Beaith, Dodge, Foramouth NH: schrs Adiel, for Wile Warren Sawyer, ine, Boston; John K Shaw Hoboken; Katie J Hoyt, New Haven, jailed—Barks Azow, and Goiphlce, for Once Sai rs BJ Willard infor dod * peotione for West indies June is--Arrived, schr Annie O Sook. New York oeetiled. eth, brig I’ Howland, Keen, Kennebunkports pth, bark Outiore (Br), Green, Buenos Ayres, sehr Veaies rs Henrietta, WL Elkins, and Wash~ HDGLPORT, June 22—Arrived, schrs Bila Jane, New York; Cuas's Lovering, ——; Escort, New York. CHARLESTON, June 23—Arrived, steainships Georgia, Crowell, New York ; Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore, Sailed—steamships Champion, Lockwood, New Yorks seq Gall Dutton, Baltimore. ARTOWN, June i9—Arrived. bark Marathon, froma Ampoy for Boston: schre HW Hencdict, Highogy Hoboken for Ipswieh: American Chief, Snow, OE AST GREENWICH, June 21—Sailed, schr F A Pike, Patterson, New Yo ‘kk. L RIVER, ‘Jane 1G an tad schr Sarah L Sim- mote 2 Gandy, Philadeiph Clyde, Fenniagion, jew York 17th—Arrived, schr Vernal, Maller, New York. Cleared—Schr St George, Bredrups, ‘Tampico. 18th— Arrived, bark Rosé Brae (Br), Wilcox, Liverpool; brig Flld (Nor). ‘Thompson, Newcastic. ah oucH TER, Sune He Arrived, bark Conquest, NEW ¢ ORLEANS, sane 23—Cleared, ship City of Liver- Peek oes Aad Piverpoo! Ke june’ Bcarrived Parker, Belfist? Tee Mills, Kelly, New York; Harry Lippincott, and Lucy ——. Brooks Balem, DFORD, Jane 2—Arrived, ‘schia Albert W Smith, Georgetown, DO; O Chamberlain, Acams, Ron- 01 ui Sailed—Schrs Kate McLean, Wells, New York; Ada Herbert, Allen, do; Palladium: Ryder, dos Sinaloa, Rob- ingon, do; Gulden Ray, Davis, d "Suited, sche M Vassar, Jr, Winchester, New York. NEWPORT, June 2—Arrived, schrs Geo ‘Trigg, Linne- kin, New York for Gloucester; Z Taylor, Hill, Fall River for New York (and all saile.). Sailod, sehr Edwin, Ingersoll, New York. schrs Mai Mean\ wary th 2ist, Arrivé chrs Potter & Hooper Bradbury, Hayere Hon hoas P Cooper, Sleeper, Providence tor Kon- rland, Linsley, do for New York. Gaileds-Sehts DT Willetts, Staplin. Newburg for Falk River; Artist, Forrester, Elizabethport for do; Empire, Mathews, Rondout tor Cohasset. 22d—Sailea, brigs Wm Mallory, Jr., Forsyth, and Flor- ence, Rathbun, Philadelphia tor’ Bomerset; John Pierce, Townsend, do for Providence: schrs J Burley, Northup, New Bedford for thay John 8 Forman, Gowdy, New York for epee In UOy pats Horizon, Leet, from Rondout, and others “abov. rete BLAKELY. June 15—Arrived, ship Rosalia (Br), n PASCAGOULA, June 2—Salled, sehr E U Rommel, for Philadelphia. PHILADSLPHIA, June 23—Arriv, a steamship- Eguator, Hinckley, from Charleston; bark den gin ‘Holmberg.’ Hambr via fatmouth; brie Brown, Bain, Matanzas at "Piorro * Leary, St Joun KB: John Mond’ jum, Gloucester; M’ Sewall, Haskell, Mary B Grabam, Morr ‘Trafton, oyt Edwards, Worth, Hallowell ; M William: wy Lake, Dresden; Rebecca M'Simith, Grace and Ad Barton, Ftink, Boston; Eli Grindeli and Juliet, Smal, Belfast; 8 M Evans Willets, Lanesville; Taylor & , Chaseman, Gloucester; Samuel O Hart, Kelly, New Bedford {and cleared do). Also arrived. steamship Wyoming. Teal, Savannah > bark Whitehall trom Caibarien: brige Hf Chapina pagae: aa; Chas Pury from New York; Roanol Gn Wilkie, Porto Cabello; Zavalia Williams, ‘trom Bai or; schrs Sarah F otter. from Serrano Keys; Jas Bliss, Boston; Mary D Haskell, do; Bva Bell, from Glou~ jwalader, from ‘do; Davil Clarkson, Emma C'Rommel, trom Pascagoula. Bark Rusver (Nor), Kierson, Dublin, schrs Dy teain ‘oll, and Webster Bernard, Smith, Barton ¢ ro s Hoiden, McRac, Brewer; W i Whitakér, Carll Weymouth; Lena Hunter, Somers; New Bedford; J Crauford, Goldsmith, South Boston: M Standish, Hy ise Bath; A Godtrey, Shaw. Medford: King, Hallowell;. k’ G Edw: B sant, sie iden; Od Cranmer, O Irwin, Jobnaon, Charlestown tweket; John Sone, White, M mer, Marbleheas Also cleared. ‘toamers Tanita, for New York; Hercules, Boston; Rattlesnake, do; oa Chas P Stickney, New~ buryport Eva Bell, Glow aB Emme ery, Chelseas; B Everinan, | Boston: rey, do Del, June oe Pe Up Hast ay venting, schra: Hson. iro Savannan: Hesnert Juliet, trom Bath; Lamartine, trom Hi} Luld, from Richmond, Va: Elle from Ba uel Gilman. from Portland, for el; this AM, schrs J J Worthington, dence; roritls from Lane's, Cove, and. Stephen Mort ‘Boston; snip aerpaichore, for Ham- burg passa: down Go tis’ PM. Sehr Wyoming, for ser ah and Fannie q pyorner pe Frovidence, anchored off here, yesterday nd ceeded orning. | Sel ported Fateh came off last night with hesmtanice ceeded up. Deep laden bark coming up oanee ante Pes unknown lumber laden schr ran ashore on Goose Island atk, Ragle and schr CF Paige, fr wind pobre Skdney’ Price and Addie M’ Bird, 1, June 23, AM—Bark Maggic, Chapman, burg, and schr Angelina, passed m yesterday i ars, Westlander, Trapping, Oharies Gur: dt Alsyids and brig J W Spencer went to sea nA schrs G Sawyer, from Arectbo for order: a ret ia M Wright, for Sagua, arrived yesterday steamehip Indiana, for Liverpool, passed out ai iu ROntLA LAND, Ffune 20-0 eared, brig Thos Owen, Gup- lat~Arrived, bark Mignon, Soule, Boston, to load fory lace Md 2Cicared, shin, Susan Gilmore, Carver, Liverpool brig Marshall ‘Bute, Turner, New Yorks schrs Jaching Kane ; Fred Gra: and P L Smith, wet, at ’ ae itd ee schirs Pee a rtaniee tose Wind, Frisbie, ort Johnson = Bich‘ Pi wey Yor jew York. 2a sent BM Brookings, Brown, New York BAN W FRANCISCO. Jr ‘une 15—Cleared, ship Vu PO TANN AH June a 2 ~—Arrived, steamship San Saly: dor, Nickerson, New York; schriJ L Merrill, Fournier, bim, Norfolk. CCUNEXARD HAVEN, Sune 22—Arrived, schra Corvin, New York a Pordand Clare H Cowart, Norfolk for" Nee Tork Philadelphia + Day! rtha W. rt'and all Saxon, WWitiarNaTON, Ag June 2—Arrived, schr Hattie: ELLANEOUs, aS Absotute DIVORORS OBTAINED | FROM CouURTR of different States; legal every where; no publicity: reo; commissioner for ever Counsellor-at Law, no fees uo advance; j advice ft State, FREDERICK Y. KING, Brondway. HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR + ner of Fulton avenue and Boe! rom Open from 8 A. M. to9 P. Oh Sunday trom 8 to 9 P. BSOLUTE DIVOROBS OBTAINED FROM, DIFy very ft tt States, les ese , flcfont cnuse; No pnulteity requlroa: ‘no charge’ and dix : MY HOUSH, Attorney, 1M Broadwar,