The New York Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1875, Page 12

ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Opening of the Fiftieth Annual Exhibition. AMERICAN ART’ OF THE FUTURE Collection of Art Works. ‘Meritorious The private view of the annual exhibition of tings and sculpture held last night, in the demy of Design, brought together a large and Jasbionable assemblage. Nearly every one tater- Rated in art was present, aud the exhivition presented an animated and brilliant scene. Pars yen have passed since the establishment of Academy of Design, and its value in alding Yhe cause of art in this country can be iairly Yauged by the result as shown by tne works on she walls, On this subject, as on almost every ywestion of human interest, there is @ marked Rivergence of opinion. Some do not fail to ap- plaud, and others as heartily to condemn, the in- Buence which this institution has exercised om the evelopment of ART KNOWLEDGE gmmong Americans. 1t is, however, something for The friends of the institution to be able to point at Fesults whic) no opponent can question or be- Mttle. On the Academy walis this year there are between 500 and 600 paintings, of various degrees Of merit. Not one among them would peruaps deserve to be qualified as a great work, and were @re some which could wel! be spared from the collection, But though there is an absence of ‘works of the highest order there ts no lack of wood painting. In other years there have been ne or two canvases that stood out boldiy be- yond the general mass, bat this year there are Bome dozens of pictures that no art connoisseur ‘would be likely to pass by without notice. ‘The large majority of the works making up the present exhibition are unpretentious, and there Js a marked absence of ambitious efforts, There Js everywhere evidence of @ desire to fall in Wwitn the public taste for works in which lever technique 18 more sought after than any ptriking theme. Owing to the sliscontent of a Jew artists with the ruie forbidding the previous exhibition of works intendea to be sown in the Academy severalof our most prominent artists are not represented and others are represented by works which are confessediy not the best pro- @uct of their 5 YEAR'S LABOR. ' It may be regretted that the rule had the eifect Bi exciuding such men as Churca and Gifford from @o important anexwidition, but there can be no doubt tnat the objection arged by the academi- cians against the previous exhibition iu cluos and Dther semi-public places of works intended for the gnnual exbipition are sufficiently cogent to merit the serious consideration o! the artists themselves. | ‘Whatever tends to lower the Academy in public estimation is aserious injury to American art, gnd though the new rule may bear somewhat hardly at first on some artists who flod it to their Mnterest tv exbioit im the ciubs, there can be no doubt that whatever tends to give greater interest and iresiness to the aunual exuioitions im the National Academy must redound to the Devetit of the artists as wu ciass. Ove o/ the most Biriking seatares of the preseut exaibition 13 its representative American churacter, Wito tie ex- Ception of ove Cauvas all the Worss are bv native Dr adopted Americans. While the older members of the profession hvia their own, the most promis- Ing Work 18 veing done by the young men. ‘Lae AWeriean artists abroad have especiaily done Yheniseives honor this yeur, aod Ssown conciu- ively Laat foreiga travel nas beeu productive of the very best results. Magrath, Kagi War Bridgeman, Nea, Macy and Maynard deserve SPRCIAL MENTION @mong the young men. Their works show the infueuce of the best European scoools, and the ‘Works that represent them would do honor to tue Dest exniditions of Europe. Inness is repre- wented by a large and characteristic Cauvas io ‘Which breadth of eect is joiued to a very Dappy Fenvering of atwospueric cont itious. The man- agement of the lighisis admirable, and there is imparted a certain dr 'y poetic feeling to the Bcene that peciators unconsciously. Among the olves Eastman Jonoson, Je is, McButee, Richards, Edward Moran, I, Moran, 3. G. Brown, irving, Thomas Moran, L. E. Wile Marth, J.J. Guy and Wyant are represented by some Of their best work. 1: will be seen from this Brray that the pumver of a” GOOD PICTURES 1s unusually large, notwithstanding the absence any truly great work. sierstadt is repre- sented by two works—one a summer landscape among toe bills, The hazy atmosphere solteniog foe bills ts delightiully reodere.',and the eye Gwel's wit) pleasure on the tuviting prospect. so much cannot be said ior bis larger Work, “spring Time in Cailoroia.” Here t toregrouud is Becupied by masses of various colored flowers, Without auy attempt being made to harmonize them. The sky treacment on tue leit of the canvas Js broad and massive, bur the whole effect of the composicion jar irom pleasing. it may be argued that this picture % but a transcript ‘rom nature. This may ve so, ‘ut ft is Dot the ie+s Indifferent art, for in pictures ‘We loox for something more than colored photo- pus could supply. Beauirain Irving has de- sony made a scep forward in nis particular lie aims at imitating the manner of , and succeeds fairly—at # distance, Wiatever merit this MINIATURE ART Geserves is justly his for by instaking worker, Year by year he has es ced, aod the difference between bis oO rained Wolsey,” whico ‘aces the walle this r, and his “Last of the Game,” whicu broagnt im imto notice a few years ago, is very | ene. Both in composition @ is a coir tuis 8 Work is farahead of anything he has yet juced. Cardinal Wolsey is seen seated at surrounded by soldiers, (rieuds and court Jers, aud Mr. irviog bas taken Vantage of toe | Fich and picturesque costumes of the period to Make bis picture as driliant a8 possibic. The Grawing isnot qur'e up to tue standa.a of the Cowposition, out the Loish is careioil and e:abo- — The work is by lar the best we rememoer fe seen irom Mr. Irving’s easel, aud gives Froine 0. even better things to come. Magrath, ane artist, Who 1s pot nearly so well known us deserves to be, contributes two of the best aad most pleasing Works in tue exmivition, One be “THE COLLEEN OF THE HILL” ony otuer “Kathleen Mevourneen” ( are painted with great breadiu and firma color is solid and impresses by its quiet har- Mony. The gray rocks and the scant greensward Bre painted with great trutniuiness and vividness. “The Colleen of the Hill’’ possesses @ dramatic in- | Serest Which is Wanting in its companion picture, Jor (he peasant girl, by the sly manner in waich peeps over the rocks at a t who is com- fe ter direction, tells a story of the heart as asthe rock she leans upon. Between these ro 'Gray pict res the Hanging Commuistee have THOMAS oe ag PICTURE Of the “Canyons,” wi fail to ae Bttention, Tne shee wal of the Yello | democrat, and & Fise boldly irom the river, in whose waters | (Cheers for Bily Wickvam.) they © seen reflected With the biue of | Counselior Wilks rove and said that, with the ‘the sky. ibe compostion is remarkabiy jleved in the ee, aud the interest bas been beiut- (Louc cheers and ed by the introduction of an Indian guide | ort Hit bim agaim, he was no iriends,”) | and @ cavalcade of white men. The work is | time would come, pn ted solidiy and jearnediy. Kivery touca of tue | caulay, wien gusoteys knowledge Which cau only be july | Staod with one the broken | Bppreciated by toose Woo have seen tue Wild and | arch of London Brid the other oa FICTURESQUE BBatO | @ Brookiyn ferryboat, and see pass before pplly portrays. Maynard that oelongs As aigerent type of irom ours. A group of French are praying betore af image 0 ‘The exprevsion on the iaces f me is remarkaoly good. The handing com Dines solidity and Gnien. itis not # very agree- Bbdie piciure, out it is ee, paiptea. ‘The interest of J.J. Wrown's “Yes or No” does BOL Gepend on its picturesqueness. It simpiy us tWo everyaay people under conditions nough. The picture ie trabnim oa €Dd is Daimted With great care. in it Of the best quulities of this artis ir the marine Gor the tpn Thi picture: gives us 4 bit of strand, th @ Stretch of sea eXtending to the horizon. has two spirited sea picovres; ome repre mente toe ocean APTER A STORM. ‘The heavy sea is rolling and the air 1s damp and . A dFOKeD Mast, With some cordage, wis | | thle Of disaster Wrought vy the farious sea, in meacere sue srust nee succeeded in imparting | of 4 motion to tae water are sucotss, Hig picture of the ligni- standing amid the waste of angry Waters also very united, A third piciure by this ote Tne Sea Gail's There at,” oa ‘Me y odors.” Kadai cogenre Gir Weshing” i one of toe sf mone MrIRLUE ow wo i painton the Rw | which the Jatter gentleman appointed him to | apd ao individual stood up and proposed toe | | iti NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. dom and breadth of treatment quite masterly. Both the compositicn and the coior are good, and the works ure Dic hly Moishod, witbout that oroad- ness of treatment pecuilar to THE BRETON SCHOOL, The merit of the work we are giad to say was im- mediately recoguized, and it was purerased almost a8 S000 48 Ihe exhibition was opened, and had the honor Of being the first work sold this season, David — Neal,” a student, oi the Manich school sends a femate head ol re- markable beauty. It is painted with so much vigor that it seems absolutely alive. The movel- ling is Orm and decided, and in its treavment it resembies the work Of the ola painters in its car- nestness aod simplicity. Close to it 1s &@ woman’s bead by Eaton, admirable in color, and painted with great dus. ‘There are a large number of works deserving attention, which we will return to another time, The exhibition opeus to the public to-day, and will, no doubt, receive the attention it merits, DR. MCAFFREY’S WINE SUPPER, ao eR a GRAND CELEBRATION OVER HIS APPOINTMENT AS MEDICAL INSPECTOR OF THE NINETEENTH PRECINCT—A REMARKABLE AND THRILLING SCENE, Tbe Nineteenth ward is well known for the perpetration of practical jokes, and last night it more thaa sustained its reputation in this specialty of grim humor. Dr. Jotun B, McCaffrey 19 @ young bachelor physician who resides at No. 642 Lexington avenue and 18 said to be worth over $200,000, The young men who have habitations in the vicinity of Brevoort Hall and about Third avenue and Fifty-fourth street declare that Dr. McCaffrey does not ‘pan out’ suMciently to satisfy the hard workers in the district, and 1t was accordingly determined in secret council to “give Dr. McCaffrey @ bouquet on the occasion of his being appointed to the office of Medical Inspector () of the Nine- | teenth precinct, There 1s not, of course, any such | position as that of Medical Inspector of the Nineteenth precinct, yet Dr. McCaffrey was yesterday afternoon the recipient of a letier, purporting to come from Mayor Wickham, in be medical inspector of the aforesaid precinct, at a salary of $15,000 a year, Dr. MeCaf- {rey received the notification, and was higniy elated at bis appointment and showed the oificial brief to ail bis iriends. He, however, stated that the compliment was unexpected, but | that he would fulfil his duties faithialy and would | not accept of more than $3,000 a year Jor his ser- vices. The Doctor, Who has not as yet seen the joke, ordered an expensive banquet to be pre- red jor about sixty gentlemen at Brevoort fruit with as many baskets of Wine as might be called for by the gues\s. Music was also ordered to tue extent o1 six pieces, the band going by the name of Dinklespiei’s Sueet iron Band, THE PROCESSION, At nine o’clock lust evening the procession was formed outside of Brevoort Hall, silently, to the uuinber of 100 persons, ull or the male sex. Mr. James McGovern, who bud been chosen as Cnief Fiend, together with Mr. Matthew Beard and Counsellor John Hayes, headed the procession, Tne band mistook their orders and wanted to fall be- hing aiter the manner o! @ juneral, bat were not allowed to dogo by the lead@r, of tee vanqueting party. Richard W. Buckley aud Frank Hayes acted as flankers and kept tue files well closed up gs the column moved-througn Firty-iourth street. Professor O'Brien, who is a physician in toe Nine- teenth ward, folowed with ao open box of surg cal Instruments, @nd the German band played tn | a jerky way, silver Threads Atmong the Gold.” ‘The procession was & most solemn | leokiog affair, and as it passed the aristocratic | dwellings on Lexington avenue heads were popoed out of windows inquiringly, and people came out on door stoops lo ask WHat Was about to happen. AT THE HOUSE OF THE VICTIM. When the procession had arrived in iront of Dr. McUatrey’s residence, No, 042 Lexington avenu & Whisper passed along the ranks and in: stantly the assemblage Jeil into line of bate tle, the right resting on Fiity-fourth street. Mr. James McGovern, the Cnief biend, then Stepped out aud addressed bis trusty tollowers after the manner oi Neison at Trafaigar. Said he, “Ireland expects this Digut (hat eVery Iman shail do his duly. Let the password be ‘Bounce,’ and keep close together.” At this Impressive moment the dark forms of THE CENTENNIAL CONVENTION OF DELEGATES OF THE INDUSTRIES OF MASSACHUSETTS. Boston, April 7, 1875. In response to @ call issted by the Board of State Managers, appointed to organize and ar- range the various industries of Massachusetts for proper representation at the Centennial Exnibi- tion in Puiladelphia in 1876, @ convention of del egates trom and representatives of various induse trial associations, boards of trade and societies of id im this city (o~ lncluaing delegates ade, the Worcester anty Mechamie’s Association, the Boston Art Club and the Worcester County Agricultural 50+ ciety. The Centennial Board of Finance of Phila- deipuia was represented by Governor Bigler and Messrs. Winsor, Wetherbee, Snortridge, Littie and Street. Colonel Hood and Mr. Welch, of Philadel- phia, were also present. ‘the Convention was called to order by Mr. George B. Loring, who delivered the opening address. OBITUARY. ‘VARIOUS JAMES LEE. James Lee, who for many years has been promi- nent as a leader in republicun local politics, and had also enjoyed the closest Irendship with the late Henry Switd, died yesterday morning at lis residence, in State street, aged jorty-eight years. ‘The deceased Was of poweriul irame, weighing over two bundred pounds und was about six leet im heigat, He was born 1p the county of Limerick, lrelaud, and came to this country when quite a child. For many years he had followed the pui suit of boating, aid no Battery boatman was able to handJe an oar wito poor “Jim Lee,” as he was called ed those among Whom he grew up and lived and THE DOCK COMMISSION. Mayor Wickham has resolved to reappoint Cap- tain Budd, of tae Dock Commission, whose term shortiy expires, in view of that gentleman's em- | clency. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN SIEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL AND MAY. _|_ ‘Sails, sila, | Destination. | Office. -|April 8,1Hamourg.. 61 broadway ‘April 10.| Bremen....|2 Bowing Gree Geitic Abril 10,) Liverpool. |19 Broadway. Gity ot New oFE!| Kort lu. | Liverpool | 45 Broadway. +++ | April 10,] Glasgow -,.|7 Bowhg Green ano Ske Aba 13.| Liverpool. |29 Broad wav. April 13,| Hamburg. .|113 Broadway. Abril 14] Liverpool. [4 Bowling Green ‘1April 14°) Condon... (09 Broadway. April 15. | Kotterdani | 50 Broaaw: April 15.|Hambary.. |ol Broad wat tall April 17.|Liverpoot | 69 Broadway. ‘City of Richmond [April 17:] Liverpool. [40 Broadway. Bastic, Abril 17. Liverpoou,.|19 Broad wav. javre 05 Broadway */ Glasgow... ./7Bowung Grean 20,| Liverpoo... |< Broadway :|Livervoot. |4 Bowling Greea .| Glasgow. .. |72 Br Hambure. 24. | Liverpool. Liverpool. . | Laverpool.. Z| Liverool 27:| Hai April U3 Browdwar. y A Sonoitai....14 ell 23.) Hotterdai 90 Brondway Schiker,.. i ‘ay 4, Hamburg. |113 Rroadwe@y. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER. Sun 118e8......-06, 5 98 Gov. Isiand. bun sets, 6 82 | Sandy Hook.. Moon set 9 56 PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 7, 1875. CLEARED. Steamer Algeria (Br), hyaMentickan, Liverpool via Queenstown: pa. Breamer Ashiund, Watohaest, Savannah—BRopt Low- tsieamer Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quin- Ci re camer Benetactor, Woods Wilmington, NO—Wm Clyde Sieamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Nortolk, City Point and itichmond—Old Dominion Steamship tenllone Phllassiphia—James niet McGuvera, Mattuew Beard, Counsellor John Hayes and ex-Alderman Tomas Di itty were seen tw ascend the brown stone steps o1 the dwe. ang, which Was brilliantly iighted im ex- | pectation of tne visit, The band played | “Isapeila with tae Gingham Umbreila,” and | the committee entered the house and alwost immediately alter Dr, McCaffrey was seen coming down the steps surrounded vy the four coa- Spirators. AS sOon as Dr. McUaflrey reacu.d the | sidewals the Dutch band ourst fortn into the atr, “Hail to tae Colef who in Triumpn Advances.” | Then the as-emvlage, Which Was now reiutorced by Jarge accessivos irom ' be beiguvoriong uouses,again t and marcned beck . McCarey rod front with toe Jead ng couspirators. Ot a smile ‘was seen on the laces of the men to the procession | as they flied in toroogh the narrow dour to tne | banquetting Dall at the east side o/ tae oullding, THE BANQUET. The banquet hall was buodsomely decorated with choice works of art, among which were noticeable litnograpus Of Matthew 1. Brennan and Cuariey Loew, pootographs of Snerif Coauer and Captain Guavers, police squad, with a chrono of the “Old Oaken Bucket” thac is gever- aily supposed to bang im the weil. Long | h = Ol tabies Were spread witn = 6 of chicken hams, beef toogaes, vase: n pieces of corcea bee! and columns of ice ali of walch aud been prepared by nel de Cuisive Wooley, of ti were laid for uity-tour id three baskets of Heidsick had been plac d on the ice in view Of the tuirsty throats that were to crave jor reireshmenta, guest of the evening, Dr. McUaffrey, was led to the Privucipal seat by @ committee of forty-turee pere sons, beaded vy Counselior Hayes aod Captain James McGovern, Messrs. bernard Galiugan and John F. Carroli acted a8 masters of ceremouies and Projessor James Coourn was ap- pOluted to act as sergeant-at-arms. Tne guest ot the eveniug tuok his seat iv a most digoifed man- her at the aead Of @ cross tavi¢ aud was instantiy greeted wito deaenng cu for “our notle mecical tuspector. 1 Sooa the ratte of knives and forks was hea and to an inquiry, mauve by a man named Menre; asto when tue “wine was coming in!” @ stage whisper was beard from Dr. McUatrey taat be bad ordered anotver basket to be placed “on the ice.” ‘This sentiment Was paled With more cueering, alta of Dr. McCaffrey, but another individual ated Oul that toey wad better not driuk be.ore they had got the Wine, Which was aiso cb willy. Toe Dutchf>acd was bi kept .payog, the | a into @ corner, and | weautitul Blige Danuoe’? | waliz wh the roow became flied with | cigar Snok On motion of Mr. James | McGovern, Mr. John Hayes was chairman, and more cheering followed, Benen end the Bar,” “ine Press,” aod “The Ladies, God bless them,” were proposed by Mr. | McGovern, who acted as toast muster, and were honored in & Most enthusiastic manver, the | ae band piayiog furiously. Some man, who | eit pretty good, at one table, stated that he was giad that the many Hull General Commit. vee had acted “7 wisely and noviy in geting Mayor Wickbam to appoint one of God's aristocrats, in the person of Dr. McCaffrey, to toe bigh position of Medical Inspector ior the Nine- weenta precinet, Mr. Joun Hayes rose to hus feet in an excited manner, and said that i was @ sian der on the nmobie guest of tne evening to call him am aristocrat and that would not infiet a reproaca om Dr. McCafrey’s generous soul by doubting ior a moment that he was # true mimauy Gemocrat at toa. jum long lines of young McUaffrey’s, scions Of 4 Bovle guest present and sprouts of tne illustrious Irmi stock oF which he | ¢ was but ao representative (joud | ore wine’ and “Ob, how iP ded vy re- present to iilia@ut spectucia, e tuen read jrom John Kelly, Mayor Wickuem, inset Cox, Jacob Hess gud Juage Joacbimeen, in Which they regretted tuat they were uaavie to be present. On wotion of Mr, James McGovern @ committee Of wiree Was appointed to fix a badge op te coat of bY. McUafrey. valued at $2, Whicu bore on iis suriace the Words ‘“seaith Juspector.’ Tnis Was dove in the most solemn man- ner by Messrs. as aud Dr. MeOail briefly jor the wu ud ioe appointment } hed yee ye jor iim as@ mark of ‘new con dence aod esteem, and agclared that ve would | Temember the occasion 4s long 48 be lived. | (Oaeers and cries o; “You bet you will.) THR FON GkoWs FURIOUS. After this proceeding a gentieman named Croft fang the “Wiaow McGinnis’ Raiie’ and reciied “Shamus O'rien” to an euraps audience, McGovern was then called W.00 and Was cou- pelled to sing “Bacon and Greens,” whieh lie | did with | gusto, it i# said thas the banquet, mc Bod Champagne Will cost Dr. MeCadrey, Wu be dreamed oO: the joke, over Beard and McGovern, | night be was seen traversing the ward Cg? oj 12 bis baud, looking jor Mer Govern, & Uo, ie says thas ne eannor et ostice i Sew York city be wii carry tol Appeais aud irom there, if “ donied jus @ Will Lake Lue Outrage belore the | pen tend Cours of me Unite ae 1 pt weartered aii 0 | Isle Oe WwW ) batlast, t | Feb bis lelow chiens | 09 pigamer + xperument, and. Steamer George Cromweu, Bacon, Portland, Me— Clark & Seaman pa Livingsion (Br), Crosby, rena 4 Bur Faith, Goff. San Francisco—Satto1 ith Sof, Se rane atanck: Kaye & | co, Hark San Luigi (Ital), Trapani, Trieste—Lauro, Storey ark Washington (Ger), Walter, Leghorn—Dill & Rad. | near Ferris § Thompson, Potter, Marseilies—James ary are ME Chapman (Br), Eve, Clenfuegos—Tucker & (pour Brig ‘Neva(Br), Smelzer, Pernambuco—Hatton, Watson Brig Daylight, Marks, org MG Gory oe Bie Perici Bt Muuen, Kingston, Js +4 wee itary ‘Trowbridge, Crocker, Mayaguee—J E n fig George Burnham, Staples, Matanzas—Bryan & St seach Welle Crowell, Dennis, Pernambuco—Joha 4 Jan- “eNchr Lettie Wells, Watson, Montego Bay, Ja—@ Woes Wiidare. Bearse, Port Antonio, Ja—B J yi. Seur Vineyard, Kosebrook, Mavaxuez—Miller & H. ton. Sehr E S Newman, Newman, Nassau, NP—R P oa rs Hattie E Smith, Lee, Nassaa, NP—B J Wen! Sent tee Eaeatte Leth Mehamac—bd Wenbare’, 2 David currie, Barrell, Mosquito Imet—Van Brunt Scht Mary Ho Hand, Hand, ancinion, perma roe Beveridge. My on sehr Sty oare, Soper, Pa Pee: Hiattie Hous, Durain, Ford ae Nine Ware, Me, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD ee TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Ethiopia (Br), Oraiz, Glasgow 27ch “and Mo- rile 25.b March. eh arch, nh mdse ons | nussengersto Messrs Henderson Brothers. apeit 4, lat 4238 N. lon 49 31 W, paseod 8 very lary icebers: 4th, vine 19 N, lon 63.5) W, ‘unard steamer, it + Sth, lat 41 OF N, Ting 60 21 W. a White star steamer, bound cast: fiat #00 lon 6185 W, an iuman steamer, vound east; 71! miles east of Sandy 1008, Bs dan Kage line ‘wonwpet, bound east; 4+ ny 4% jn ship. 6 tailes west of Fire Tsland, showing letters K Ls C, bound west, supposed to be a London pac’ mer Sisleeer ia Belg), Jackson, Antwerp March sit ie oan bag paleo Densed s fare can Dao; ted Fed, ril 3. lat 4241, lon 108 30. passed bergs and feid tee ice Daniela, Peroandina: March 25 and Port Rover 20th, With mdse and passengers to li Geipeke March 2), broke maon shatt. totaly uis@oling the steam- er, and Ufifted about until the Sst, when we were taken tu'tow by the revenge cutter Coliax and taken into Mumbton Roads ‘as vetore reported:, Was towed to this ort by steamer Isai Poheatar san Salv Nickerson, Savannan April 8 assengers to W R Garrison. ‘with mdse and Steamar Manhattan, Woodbuil, Charieston with mdse and peseenvers to James W Owntard jeamer isaac Bell, Lawrence. Rienmond. Cit aud Norfolk, with my and passengers to the Minion Steamship Co. ea the steamer Leo to portirom Hampton Ros steamer Hatteras, Swit _fetinore, with mdse tothe O14 Dominion steamship ¢ bemarie, Sb Lewes, Del, witn mdse passengers in theo! Oli lon Steamsiin Co. Uysbertus Hera ance couteny. Zevieier, Batavia Passed Anjer Dec 23, ‘crossed the Equator Marc! food Celeste, Des Hope Fev 6 ship cs 108 days. with mdse of Good Hope F Jon 26 1 phip ‘Paslosopher i } Laverpe® Eva s with mdse er Cape md xt, Weteum. 16th esol the Eq eater ren 95 Maren'2, lat 6, 1on 2 spoke ship Lenore. of and from Liverpool for eS ae Jat, 4c, ship Lady Cau Br), from san ‘Fra Liverpool, 92 days out: oh, for ark Star Queen (Sr), from Melbourne > 15 and Grinnell Mintarn & Co ApriiS, Hugh Young, seaman, i€d of Consumpuon. ship New World, H Hammond, ae and ide of Wighs ‘with mdse to Grinnell, Minturn & Lalnetar (ituys) Landgrin, vadate 108 pod ie with coffee to order, Pamed Om of, i git glove F and crossed the Laustor Mareb & in long 3 Bark ordstiernen, (10 ei with inde to H & PW Sieyer; vessel comieae sage, | 3 & Prospero (Ital), Lge Rochester 42 days, in xt to order, snenored andy Hook for orders. Mero (ital, Goatello, Glasgow 50 jays, with coal r. Bark /uctlle (of St John, LA ), Agtrows, Corr Ad og} io ballast to Wis Togals, at sandy Hook orfark Juventa (Nor), Kaudsen, Limerick 47 days, in ballast io master. Hark Me prgmee cause, Sapps, Belfast «2 days, in e Cattardin “tab, Magnasco, Lavona 6 days, in easark Zio Lorenzo. Brignetl Genoa @ days, with ark Zio Lorenzo . pave aud rags to 3 Bali passed clraltar € DT Bark Billy “imoson (of aaaee Ns), Curry, Palermo Jan 27, with fruit to Levelin & Hose; vessel to Master; Dassed Gibraltar Fed J: rk James b Ward, Ldesogang, Macanzas Jan 27 vi Bermuda 10 days, with sugar, &¢., \o James & Ward Hark Idaho, Biepardese, Slenfuegos 14 days, with hei s to Tuonér & Ligh: G ay f+ ey, (or Bei Bae ton), Cole, Cork 20 days, ire Ueuftore Fish | ‘ite, rrengs. Bremen 46 days, in Datinst to ruven, . dye & Co, Brig Rudert Villon Fiatehtord, Mensina 97 days, Fg fruit to Lawrence, Giies & Cor vessel to Squire Passed (ibrester Feb 23, Brig Lophemea (ot tron Maelstrom, Coane 58 days, with eugar to 6 ballos; vessel Lo bite arle A0 Acelia Thelen. Gailigon, Cardenas, 10 days, with moiasers and meiade to & H Howell, son & Uo, vessel to Brett, Son & O Schr Geo W ‘Whitehouse (of Portland), twift, 6 days Cardenas wien sugat to order, vewel to aa! 18, but woke sehr Mary Al he aay, with frit bolas bets ane eR sean | 4 ow, Het yenet che tod Mian au ont Janes Sehr Charles Lawrence, Adi Seer, Reindeer, Howard, Vir Schr James Bovle, smith, VI Sehr Warcie Pievos, Maws Vi i chr Storm Kins Ladd, Sehr Kit Garson, Hamilton, Sehr Wm Mason, jams, Virginia. nia, irgiuia, Virgia\a tor Ke irginia Tor hrovidence. rench, Georgerown, DO, Sclir Euoch Moore, Chambers, Georzetown, DC. Beh J) Withains, Price, waltimere, Sehr forest Dak. Senr H Van Du Sehr Lershel, Se B ‘ker, Bal . Crabiree. vambers, Bul J Schr RS che 8 & Goat Behe Wm Mba 9 Sear A May, Morton, Pt nm Phita: repre bh M ard "Goudy, Philadeipuia tor Bostot A Hoyt, Late, Baltimore tor New Haven, ari Miller, Jarvis, Phils adelonia for Boston, odfrey, Philadelphia tor Douglass, Philadephia tor Bi \timore for New Haven, , Baltimore tor Boston, Itumore for Providence, Anderdson, ease, Newcastle for Provi- r Boston, ton. nilndelphia ior Somerset Jelphia tor Boston, ment AE stevens, Montgomery, Philadelphia, for Bos- voohe J § Hewitt, Foster, Philadelphia tor Boston. Sehr Alice B bassect, Philadelphia tor Wareham, Sehr § & E Corson, Corson, ¥ ao Thomas Boden, Chor! Bohr Ocean Wave, er. ‘Sent Alethea, Smith, Philad: rehrJ Allverdice, Blocielil dence. ’hiladelphia jor Somerset, ben, Philadelphia tor Fall Somers, Philadelphia for Fall lelphie for Boston. 1, Philadeiphia for Prowi+ Behr J Wilson, Cromby, Phitagelphia for Bridgeport. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATS, BOUND SOUTE, Steamer City ot New Bedi ford, Fish, New Bedford jor New York, with mdse and passenge: Steamer Albatross, Davis, ani mdse and passengers. ‘Steamer Thetis, Young, with mdse and passengers. fehrJ © Kogers, Rogers, 11 ct 1 River for New York, with Proviaence for New York, ‘rovidence for New York, ston' lost suaber and 16 fathoms of chain off Whitestot sehr Niagara, Thompson, Bridgeport tor New York, with stone to order, Sehr K O curtis, Simmons, with fish to master. Schr Yosemite, Mott, Roslyn, Sehr John Balch, hannah, Pi Schr J H Horton, Hickman, Sehr Hunter, Green, D: Schr Only son, Meader, reone Kai pe Solr Wilham bl James, Hou; Sehr Prudence, Halsey, Provi Sehr Sarah W ere lake, Schr Comet, Terr, mae Frances (8 Yor! Wellfleet for New York, for New York, ‘rovidence jor New York. Welltleet tor New York. ‘nton tor New York. rovidence tor New York, scranton, Palmer, Providence for New whton, Hyannis tor New ‘idence for New York. Somerset tor New York. Warren for New York. , Sargent, New London for New Sehr D & E Kelly, Kelly, Providence for New York. SehrJ H Horton, Joues, Vi imeyard Haven for New ‘ork. echr S Washburn, Hathaway, Taunton for New York. Schr Herbert Manton, Crowell, York. Somerset tor New Schr K A Forsyth, Hobbie, Stamford tor New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer George Cromwell, Bacon, New York for Port Secor Bapeleion, Watts, New York for Providence. Litas a Wilson, Clarke, Elizabethport tor Provi- den cht Wm McOobb, Bradley, New York fur Wareham, Schr Flavilla, Paine, New York for Provincetown. BELOW, Bark Ceres (Ger), from Liver pool SAILE Steamers Al; lexther, Demerart. ria (Br), Liverpool : Georgia. Charleston; Benefactor, \ potstord Br), Poiladelphia; brig Butz (er), xe ter: nr D. Ashland, Sayannah Wilmington, NC Ab: ter; sch MARITIME MISC MISCELLANY. warm See cable news. Sreamxe Mononcx, from San VI, with loss of pliot house, &e, damaged by water getting dow! Suir Matay, Clough. at San F Hong Kong, reports :--On E. took a neavy yale from W) irregular sea, which lasted threé days. A hile hove to, bur: staysail. At 3:50 PM was sea, it taking away the alterpart of the main rigging forerigging, swept the ‘de the 7th, wi Accomplished. utter much iit ‘M was struck by another se forward on the starboard side, board, de, and cuusing the ship to leak badly. hands were reinained nineteen y advantage. Finding 4 unaole to repair tempc complete breach, flooging the time, was cowpelied to put at chi pumps were kept consiantly goin a large quantity of the cargo 0: enabled te free the ship trom water. stanchions aad everything avacked. Francisco, at Victoria, » also had’ cargo much nt the hatches. ranciseo March 30 from 36 Jon 152 25 ‘M ‘st maintopsail and fore- 3 struck bY & heavy main rail” from the to the alterpart of the t hoooy hatch, culty. At seven o'clock a.it starting everything raising the coverin A they getting stip setuing slowly arily, the sea making ecatin aud decks ail ot hien the ¢hip. ‘The nd afer getting verboard, the crew was After the gale pumps, hours vhere betore subsided, steered south unser easy sail to re- Pair as best we could, after getting In Jat 9 3) north, and having repairel temporarily with sails, considerably, concluded to ke possible, reach our vesunauon cargo thrown overboard was d ‘The lower bold beinz so hot ana almost unbearavie; have been compelled to hatches oif when possiole, to pr &c, and finding we had s opped the leak ep away und Fae i so full or event fire. Barx Buotuers, Thurston, for Bristol, E. which re turned to Ba'timore leasing, having repaired, resumed age on the Sth inst. hed home for tain haa telegi Bag Exxxst, Sinnol, at Portland Sth from St Pierre, Mart, reports anclore night. aad during the gal oat of her taken in low browent inw port. aGansuTr, Hagar (or Hamlin), from Charles- rpool (betore reported), put mn iT y and pumps choked with ey ‘hom. he C, od. instractic 4 insice Portland hght on Sunday Sunday mornin; that her stern lay close on the roc ous position by the uing deuited in 90 . She was towe: tug Wil Seott, and by tug A Warren and Baio La Pata (Cer), Reuter, which arrived at San Francisco March 19 trom Yokvhama, recelved considera = 2 ble damage @n the passave. voard side are completely go Mer bulwarks on the star- me, fore and alt, aad the foretopsail yard gone in (he sling. sour Saran, from Washingto: in Curro‘omas River, just below Carrovoimnaa Pol evening o! the 15th of Marc! proved a total loss. sour Morr Haven, a April 5, wi Paxomnice J Coutins Tow nsend, from New Oriean: ing uo the West Hay Syms Tibgtay, missed on the wick Neck: 1 ey) ug Mis = juliea heroff ai us tained uo damage. cus arty Biro. ported as having been ashore ken part ol her cargo on ras to lew for New Yori. Sioors Asst 5 Surte and Sr Xe it ashore. iney will pro! Much damage. and the Arrow wi Bunker Hill, at Manila. broke is su) J The fre on board shij outin the lower hol i, a caught ou ner heel and 4 the channel below War- sor St Augustine, FI were the vessels that Gra a for Norfolk, was sunk fh, iu 8 feet of water and from Calais for New York, put toto th loss of toretupmast jot Somer’s Point, NJ), a Providence, while ‘h, carried away her N_ Hogan went to her as- towed her up to the city. la, before re- at Townsend's Inet. has d, and. with the fighter, boar ve the inet at high water Othiust under sai wLLA, both of Boston. em” ed in raising the sunken schr Arrow, of Yarmouth, wgked thelr anchors aud babiy come of without it soon be raised. have been P Caused -~ the negligence of the stevedores in stowing LavEntooty April 6—Snip Pacific. Foss, from Mazatian Liverpool. which put into Rio Janeiro Feb 20, leaky, for. will provabiy be condemned. New Onteays, April 7—steam 8 above the bar. Nonroux, Va, April 7—Sebr more, was run intoand sunk the bay last Saturday night, @ total loss. RI. April 7—Sehr hw: Doat Co at Fall ory 1, drawing 194 eet, stuck on New: Ct, with coal trout Weehawken er Haytien (Br). for Liv- a Whiddie Ground, two Marv id Clark, of Baitt- unknow! a steamer in essel and cargo of Robt Palmer, of Noank, to Ola Colony 8: as cut through by ice and sod this PM and taken a.ong- Proripexce, Avril 7—Schr Henry A Paull (before re- ported ashore, ac), wi aued coming into nrg Woop's ff. Rark ports on Fel 18 Met hat 33 " Ye ship which had beeu bi floating. ote Liorps Universal Sutrrinc—Supplement for Avril the compiler, Capt T D iaylor. of new or resurveys ot bey concerning them, enguged in commerce t! ite establishment. wal of many shipowners only of America, but of foreign Swirsvitpinc—- ko! stretched the keel ot ot ‘vessel ot ons, whicn will Will be rigged into's bark. pane, franne, of Capt Hu in Raadal! rly in the sumin if Bath, in Phat apt J UM eRto w “At BitToriage, Master S WS masied sehr for Onpt a’ on a barkentine of 60 t ar7% & has commenced ng gohe of asnip of P| y toas MewisJ © Nash & Co are at ai Aiaigoa Point, to be comm LavxcnrB—At Salisbury Pot B ir nt “Fiarch 28, from tne yard of # Co., at Stockton a iit expressly for t "rade er iat hae d The Reco ld Brothe: bre: t Fol, Sawyer, and will ‘apt ay. Master Dwyer ts building a vark tons for cant ames Le nm of this noon, and is now Star Queen, at this port, lon 20°36, saw the hull of Jurned. “Nothiug but the © Staxpano Reconp o i of this work is = It contains giving every mavelar ful Information for ail distinguished the wo fd has received the * afd underwriters, oot countries of Branswick, have 500 tons, to be off next s & Coshing have got out the frame tor a i be afloat next tall, and ip is all outant | Cape Kiuzabech, she “are building « ship of jphia and Bath, to i, recently of the ship jawyer is building s three soon com> ons for Capt & ‘i pareey, don a bark of ar ton, for Cape Sin wick jon Strout. jetting Out the Trame of a barkof buildin @ bark of 80 tong antes int, April 4, trom the ya ous, owned In Gio’ tee Richardson, one iron screw stoadiship, between Bristol and New ‘ork, and eeu the fourth vessel yy, the Great esti ta a leaving ‘@ women Somerset ruction and of the ot ji “clan in Staaten and five readth 35) er about 2, the witt rem se jessrs. Blair & Uo., of Stockton. Lloyd's, Her leet and de eh » dtone. Soe will be fur: ‘With @ pair of compound engines, constructed by Four schooners were launched from the shipyards of as on April 6 pa) tons ow: joseph Story launched ous o} E Ayer. of Givuc noes Jobin me ct ‘oT tons. to be ow! ioucester, La se boo Sehing busine ce ed Fis on The 44 inet, 1034 o'eloc! Breet adith. Turhice a de pens Mle caused th ne hr Rutan, . Tloing aroubd 10 necks bud caylee lor vie 0 ai 66 thom, bebr Fone @ 8 afin Po neon 1 a & Story inanche james te ped, say ward, of Uloucosier, au. nse tog. ,wtene sae to fron, Bt 4 & schooner by veo Dewals & Co, of Gloucester; Igy tons, owned by Dennis | Man: vf lu8 tons, fagtonad TO MARINERS. Jane Emson. of Kerport, 6tn from Baitlwore, jock PM, about on om ‘~ for Mai. *saiemuas for New York, aby | Capt Nicnois, of | O NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents. ant ship captains are mformed that by telegraphing to the Henap London Bureau, No 46 Fleetstreet, the arrivals at and depart ures trom European ports, and other ports abroa), of American ana all toreiga vessels trading with the United States, the same wilt pe cabled to this country tree of charge and published, Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing tosuch vessels, care of Heranp news yachts, pier Nol East River, New York, Letters received trom all parts ot the world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are required. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Anrwerr, April Arrived, | barks Levanter, Vesper, Baltimore; Florida (Sw). Andersen, Boston, Salled 7th, steamer Nederland (Belg), James, Philadel- phia. Bristow, April 7—Arrived, bark Lindola (Nor), Ros- trup. New York. Bacrasr, April 7—Arrived, bark Viadem (Br), Williams, Bull River, 8c, Drat, April 7—Arrived, bark Unico (tal), Olivaray New York fr Dundee. Fatxovra, April 7—Arrived, bark Sjomanden (Nor), Tansen, Baltimore (see below). Favat—Arrived, snip Uncle voe, Chase, Norfolk tor Liverpool (and sailed—see below). Gtascow, April 6—Sailed, barks Wimburn (Br), Mo- Dougall, Pictou; Queen of Hearts (Br), Brennan, Mira- michi. Hamuura, April Arrived, ship Helen Morris, Chase, Howlana’s Island (was reported arrived March 25); brig Aradus (Ger), Abrens, Wilmingtov, NC. Hayne, April 5—Arrived, ship Wiliam (Br), Hilton Charleston; bark MA MeNetl, Jordan, New Orleans. IaverPoon, Apri! 7—Sailed, ship Calliope (Br), Sinclair, New York, Sailed 6th, barks Matilda Hilyard (Br), Brooks, United States: Champion (Br), Killam, do; Margaret (Br), Bar- ker, do; 7th, steamer IiMnols, Shackford, Philadelphia, Arrived 6th, barks Emily (Br), Riddle, New Orleans; ‘7th, Tarpeian (Br), Young. Galveston. Lonpow, April 7—Arrived, ship China (Sw), Fernstrand, San Francisco; bark Henrik Ibsen (Nor), Thorsen, New York. Lizarp, April 7—Off, ship Western Chief (Br), Hill, from Boston for London. Lxouoas—Sailed, bark Milo (Br), Robbins, United States. Mapras, April 6—Arrived, Boston, Queenstown, April G—Arrived, barks Vale of Nith (Br)) Westray, San Francisco; 7th, Tone (Br), Hutton, do, Also arrived 7th, steamer Kenilworth (Br), Prowse. Philadelphia for Liverpool; brig Elizabeth F Thompson (Br), Thomas, Belize, Hon, for Liverpool (see below). SuyGarone, April 7—In port, ship Tirrell, Morgan, from Cardi®, to sail same day tor Maalmein, ‘exe, April 6—Sailed, bark Mary A Marshall (Br, Lent, Cardiff; brig Daisy Boyntom Appleby, do, Warerrorp, April6—Arrived, steamer Presnitz (Br), Sargent, Philadelphia, Yanuours, April 6—Ariived, bark Energie (Nor), John- son, New Orleans, Arrivea at ——, April 7, ‘Tiotspur. from United States: “A Soul,” do, Lonvox, April7—A telegram from Lisbon states that ship Inspector (Br), Ihomas, from Greenock for New York, and bark Twilight (Br), Hattrick, from Pensacola for Liverpool, had both put into Payal to repair dam- ages, and subsequently refitted and proceeded on their respective voyages. [The Twilight has since been re- ported as having arrived at Liverpool April 6). Ship Uncle Joe, Chase, from Norfolk for Liverpool, put into Fayal with bulwarks stove and part of starchions gone. Ship San Rafael (Br), Atkin, from San Francisco Sept 4 via Valparaiso Dec 14 tor Queenstown, bas been spoken leaking badly. Bark Sjomanden (Nor), Tansen, from Baltimore, ar- rived at Falmouth to-day with loss of wheel and one of ship Valiant, Dunham, her crew. Brig Elizabeth Thompson (Br), from Belize for Liver- pool, has put into Queenstown much damaged. FOREIGN PORTS. ship Lisbon, Danning,New Worlinger, Philadelphia; igs Arctic (Br), Brenton, Merri Mar (Br) Quthouse, Boston: ‘Dirigo, Cofia, Phiadelphis: Centaur, Stanley. Laura B (Br), st John, Nw; schrs Clara Leavitt, Soovet New York; Speedaway, Coffin, oo; Norma. Smith, do; Mary Monroe, Portland; Thomas Stone, Boston. Manitou. N Baltimore New Yor Sailed Sth, bark “Morena,” north of Cateorans brigs Five Brothers, Randall, do; M © Come! ‘wood. do. Ce ore | roe a 29h) ea Side(Br), Be) K. mr, ‘or! ewe Rane, March toon Hermon, Mana, for San Francisco; Lord Avauiay (Bry Mookinan, {oF atte Feb 19, bark Tamesa (Br), Green, New York. Havana, April $—Arrived, schr John WU Hancock, Hal- lett, Hos'on: 6th, steamer City of Vera Cruz, Deaken, New York (not the Columbus, as ja jeeoreesny, reported); bark 4pe e Leet Bardia, a 10a: by ie iF bial Bright. in, Hanson, Lepreux, wag Pallas oan W'Biwe Portiand; Philade:pnia: Clara’ ‘Brothers Johnson, do. “toore: (Br), sie en Re molds, ‘Craz; bark &. north of thers Witirax. april 6—Arrived, bark Grey Manderstrom erpool; brie Chiertain (Br), Cientuegos; 7th, . do; Evangeline Bri, do. 10, Feo sd=Im port, snip.) ‘iherese, Mudgett, rrom bu coo Salled, chip Hesailinn, Rose, New York Tun, Peertens ey, Atle = ‘a 'Franciscot ish, bark Now York am port Feo 20, ship Star ot the West, Taylor, for Liver- or AraNEas, April 5—Arrived, opiesd F Merry. Bester, New York; Emma, Buckman, do; Gtles Loring, Ander- gon, Pinladelphia: sc''rs snnie Lewis, Aldrich, do; FL Richarason, Young, Portland. ‘\4GAS4K1, Feb 13—Arrived, brig Vesta, Percy, Shang- ab Rro Jawerno, April 2—Sailea, steamer Mimosa (Br), Cowles, Baltimore. HAN GMAIL, ¥T} 27—Sailed, bark Star of Jamaica (Br), Stock, New ‘York. ‘Sixcapore, Feb 15—In Bort, ship Wm Woodbury, Cur. tis, for follo and New \ ork. ft Tuowss, Moreh lj—Arrived, bark Narra; Hheet Hagar (or Hamlin), Chaties'on for is Me ag (soe Jaco, March 2—arrives, brit Garis: ving iF), Tropes New York; schr EO Rommell, Rogers, fal: adeiphi St Jouss, NF, April 6—Sailed, steamer Newfoundland, St Jonx, NB, Apri! 7—Arrived, bark abram Young(Br), schr Opera (Br) , Fgwies wer York. Salied 7th, ‘bark Ano Wavd nd (Br Tagat, Feb S=salled, eUilvery, Jewett, Mele brig Evening Star (Br). scott Guada’ st for Halifax, mrt wootn, NS, March 27—Arrived, sch J Morton (Br), an , NS, = Beli, New York. id AMERICAN PORTS. amer EU Knign' ‘outer (Br), St J ty April 7—Arrived. steamer Glaagcus, — varks star Queen (Br), Crim t to (Br). Spteer, ~wangea ; brigs N Bain Thestrup, Carden: liver, ‘Freeman, Virginia: sont ALEXANDRIA, Apri! SrArrives, Chichester, ex New York: schr Garon baton, Savare: Bar Cleared-steamers Oriental, teve ahs , Marshinan, Chari on, om 9 ett, New Torts, Re Br). Gree! rieod vis bovoy rt schrs iiier, “Outtora, Ber- Balumore, Isaac’ Rich, = Btadiey, Pal Mailed-—<Atesmers Nercedita LIIMORE, April pai ie i, Baker, from Palermo; schre Hattie a em, Provilenc:; Margaret & Lucy, New Haven} Jennie A Shepard, Wilbur, Boston; Five L sanitn, do, Below=Ship liclene Ger, itaschen, pool; bark Foam (Br), Jenkins, from nN Paders Minde (Dim), Berg, fr Th—Arrived, steamer Joann W Lrg New ship Samuel @ Glover, (Br: Preciosa (Ger), Valk. lo teat e Niesote a Bristol: Nielsen. Eseort (Bri, lowes, Hows rtoloto, Danklrx: brig Moses Day, schirs Goldemith icgidfwarcoa, Port Antonio, Ja. Kate Newman, \ewman, Portianc ; A Ham- mond, Goldthwaite, do; Jewe R leach. ‘Sonus Island; Mary & smith, Greene, Pro . Bowes, Lizzie Youim, Townsend, Jr, sharo. Fall River ; ta 8 lew flaven: Rabecca Memith., aereee, Hobok st nce: Win D Marvel ie, Rodi: champion, tieketes, Providence; James it Hoyt, Lyon, do; sete Rat £2! rd AP na y rick. * ‘omeroy. ot, yn, Al- Providence; Joseph uM Meser- "Getow-—sieaner, Revecca Sivas, Cuts, os =. a 4 mington, NC; bark Bella Mudye (Br), br 3 George L timer, Morris, Fonce’ Pai & eby, Sagua; Mintle Miller, Davia, Card Cr mers City of san "Anionhoy. eg te New Yor Fanny Cadwallader, Foster, bark Happy Home (Br), Coalfleet, Aarworps sora ( fe: ea he or Fal Ceres (Nor), brig Skjold (sor. pelt Converse, Pluminer, W ‘on, Gon) Cork Pete Mathilde (Sw), Cadia, ICK Ga, April 6—Arrived, sehr Lizzie Maul, vannab. Venekonte bark “Bloxa.” st Thomas Cigured—Sebr Al \t—arrived: ‘ark Bibangel we), 8 Bickmore, Thompson, Shistot, April 6—Satied, eohr Nelite Carr, Baker, New York, * April S—sailed, bork Atlantic (Br), CHARLESTOS, MeKengie, Bremen, alfh arrives, sehr Johanna Dougnty, Doushty, Savan- wiuiledase puter? meant, Smith, " pauesiea a jeColley, Mf zB vet © er Gu—arrived, bark alo de la Vata ft), MoLood, Liver. mer Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia; wit} arrtvod, st Lot ie Lee, lew ers South eseiees Nickerson, New York: Raleigh, Onver, Galtimore: ip ‘aud. Hora Or), Sinith, Casted Kingdom vie pel 1 barks Maran bg ir}, Kilts, COP, Narmora (Mr), Jon Boyd ¢ cei Bubunt blame (ey seats Lav! be sit ‘adtenrvor Fiat, Kaokwoot, Boston: bare Robt bg POS Carelian, Aaisigo, and chivert vleies: | Pi FORTRESS MONROE, April 7—P: nt, ete Sroool: Cork; Ke ra Ye wat cals br Or eee age or) ‘pi ip oat d—Barks Toni © in a or Baltiin a en, ores Wilt het huladel nis ‘ALL RE Cig ‘April 5—Arrived, schbr IH Borden, Ba kor, New You Glin “Arrived, sehr Wm Bi it, Harris, a fmligdsehe’ Alien WP prow, Pierce. trom Dighton, 01 GALVESTON, April 2—Sailed. schrs Roger Drury, P one ; Manantico, Ran tictte, Mobile, LUBEG, April LeSeited ai acts Louk Huckins, New York: 5th, Virguua, Ross, and KK Smailey, Mcivadden, Port au Frince, al April 7—Arrived, schr Frank Lucas, from s Ulenred Shi MN Ti . ‘ ouaten ain't, gueepande, fara: tarpon bark NS, Nellie May, NEW OK! April 2—Cleared, bark air, Peis (and matiod trom Southwest Es h— arrived, sebrs Pevr Mitchell, tuatan; ny é Whip- Pcleared=Shipe, Pe Felicia (Br), Adams, Liverpool; Mary ‘, Langdon, do. re April 7~Sailed, ship Hercules (Nor). Wayre: 0 a (Fr), Bordeaux; Marta Cattarina (Dutch). Liverpo barks Minnie Allen, d ARE veer weet Mattie page Atwood, Newcomb, New ‘NOkwoux, April 5—Arrived, schrs Eugenta Rich, Wile son, Boston © Wishart,’ Bockport; Mary Mason, Rovbins, itockport; BM Miller, Yours, Bath; Charlotte Wiliams, Rockport; Mary Nason, § Sullivan, Pro- vw iEBHOND, A April’ CeSuileds schr Henriet iG jailed, schr Henrie Smith, New Yor! ie 92 Tth—Al Fel rived, ‘tobrs E A Hooper, and GW Brainerd New Yor! Sailed—Schrs Ann T Sipple, avd Hy A Taber, New York, NEWPORT, April 6—Sailed, senrs Thomas P Qvoper, Sleeper, and Cabinet, Westall, New York; Young Ame: Pe Also sarlea, sobre Jonn Bi nah, Providence tor News Yor! bur! io Hathawah, ‘Taunton tor dot IH Horton, xmen, Wellfeet tor do: Hunter, Green Dighton for do; Comet, Tracey, Warren tor do; Sarah W Blake, Brigg: Somerset for do; Mar; auaeles Hise Rappihandock River for Bos'ou; Caroline. & Cornelia, Lord, New York tor Somerset; ‘Rescue, Kelley, Eliza. borhoart for spre enenee, In dort—' Tryon, for New York; Herbert Manto reat Soinerset ‘tor New York (waiting new anchor): Elisha T th, Baker, New York tor Provi+ dence fatter disc! arg ing part of cargo here). BW LONDON. April 6—Bailed, sehte M 4, Predmore Neve York Mary’ Natt, fae ‘ute Calla! ie de Arri Towner, ri dy Writ schrs AH Pi ey Hal Savannah. Meany Hsouti Derrickson, and. Caste jodfrey, God frey, Baltimore. leared—Schrs Becrse, Amos, New York; Niagara ee blizabethpor Pu ELIAS. "April 7—Arrived, steamers Yi Barrett, New Orleans via Havana: ig, vannah; Equator, Hinckley, Chari Providence; Bristol, Harris, tert & Smith, Beverly; U & in Babcock, Smith, Somerset; Clayton, Gitford, Norwich, Also arrived—Steamer recsbaeet rane 2 ship? Pauline Davia (Ger), Otto, London; pa 3 rene (cus), Blomyvist, do; Ferfaro Ssonato tans asso doy Voyaier, Humphrey, Messina; schrs 1, Golde ‘ar {valte’sacor Jennie’ Diverty, Dourlass, New Yorks wzabeth, Allen Harwick; Prospee Commoitore ryd Waters. Newtown, Charles Gaskell, Dutton, Wicomieo River, Gleared—Steainer Aries, Whelden, Bosto ine, Somers, Cienfuegos: Emily” & eunie,’ Hewitt Chirsowa:'s: Filttie: Crawford Lynn; Edwin, Bacon Archer & Reeves, Smith, and E Sinnickson. vem newell, Providence; Rachael seaman Seaman, and |. 4 Tovell: Horeton, Socereet; Jossph Porter, Burroughs, and Samuel Chariton, Burk, Pawtucket; Young Teaser, Slocum. New Bedford. Also cleared. steamer Indiana, Clark, Liverpa Hermanos (Nor), vanobeen, | Cork or Falmouth: brigs. Atlas, Powers, st’ Thomas; Siethin cc kt (ir), Mars “ tock, Havana; Mory . AD! Nari, Ocean (Br), for "Schr “fs ve down thas mornine, 1 chrs Sparkiin; nn fiosion, and M this Ship Tamerlane, from Antwer wecuis Kachael stamun for Boston; Vashti Sharp, for Washing'on, and LN Lowell, for’ Fall iver, passec Babel H Irons and Sarah A Boyce, for Boston passed down eek er oniae Schr Etizabeth Edwards, for New Orleans, anchored Off here last evening and proceedes down th morning. A ship, unknown, a deep laden bar anchor oft aed Island ; Ae two barks ia sight off ‘iiston's, a bound on—ship Tamerlane, trom Antwerp: barks Annie Kimball (ark trae doves. St vineuts a Vesta (Nop, from London, passed uo In. tow singe Ak report so schrs Nellie Brown, from Wood's Hole, and Maris adelaide. trom Bangor woe Vuderiand, for Antwerp, passed down ai Williamsport, for New Orleans, and seh) nny, for Boston, passed down AM ro led—Scbrs Luc; % Cogswell, for Newburyport, ané ay Riverdale, tor New Bedfo1 The hp Te reported this AM at anchor off Reedy Isien¢ Emi aad te still remain: Two sonrs't an sight coming up the bay. Fin nex A Pottsville, from Boston, is now passing "None Wm L Abbott, from Boston, passed up this Steamer Aries, tor Boston, Dasied down at ta Pu cons Chas BE Raymond, for Boston, and Thos Van Gil- der, for Chariesten, passed down this FM. low here, coming u| low. ‘A deep luden ‘bark is off Weody Inland cotalag up t& tow. i ship at anchor off Reedy Island remains um eeane Del, April 7, AM Arrived tg ni rs Cub: grariira Woltvitie. 13 days trom T k Maria sailed for N sprung. 1s he: ‘A bark coming in at 9 AM. PM—ship Maria stoneman sailed for EP pijedelphia @ moon to-day: brig wou sihe tor do at 2:30 PM. d out—steam for Antwerp. PORTLAND, April ‘ele bark Daring, Brana ‘Matanzas ‘and sailed). a Arrived, sohrs Frederiok J Ww gr bee John 8 Beach: itumore; Jane Emson. hropshire. do; Jesse W Knight. bs ‘ el; > M ‘Tyler, ms, Weehawken: Wal EeBian Gerderys 1 berman, aoe ‘and Groektord, Hart. T7300 Below—schr Rescue. Kelley, Elissnetn Salied~ Steamers Blac! ‘Sairimore Nortolk: F orida, Crocker, mtiatetp the oraee arr Watson, Sargent, Laura are Pratt, dats snd'Sames Live Walks ARP S— Arrive hrs Fos w Santen, Rackatt, Newark; J@ leson, widen: NOIsco, “Marc 29—arrived, sont Isabel K.. ied aie Champerico, ae tatied—Bark Britannia (Ger), Linz, Queenstown. April 6—Cieared shi 4 gy (Br), irvine, Liverpool; pared, stipe 3 ‘Brown, | Ue AyANS AH Apri 7—arrived, febrs ‘Sosan B Frank- ull, ‘Gleared—Steamor Seminole, Matthews, Boston; tae Fas meg, Be ge ig bark Eueve Nacroras (Spat 8a brig Ynes (<pan), oa i senrs 8 7 Crock er, Harding, MM. Smith, Mosquito inlet: Carte & Webb, Homans, sunvitie. }ed—Steamer Cleopatra, Bulkley, New York: snip Lewis Wt). Liverpool; sehr E'S” Wheaton, George. My AC qaHNISaTON, Apri, Or fives. itt 86 Ceretiee, ste, mbov; Sarat L 1 VINEYARD HAVEN, April 6—Arri’ ee "Hinone Neue York tor Halitax: sebrs Alero of East Ma ¢ jayaguez, PR, ose ult, via Bandy Hook tor Port mad tiost Bout ina west on the 24h) | ‘heresa Wolf, Bras! 6 ity for Portsmouth \ai! well); Mary Steel. Virgiuia for Boston: Umaha Baltimore for Portland; Gem, bridgeport fot ; Winooa, South mboy soiree Mae ong | bt, M | Paxe, a, York 7 5B Boston ti Blekersco, Welter for'do: Mott Hav. toi Kew Yorn: Pontuyivanie uit Point tor N Bediot A B Fick. soston for B sti more. ved, schrs Addie & ‘ie (Br), Caldari Aaa Lisde D small, bheabethvort \—sehrs Gen Chas F Atwood, J B Nickerson, Mott Haven and Pennants, eT Ries ©, april 6—Arrived sche Ira D Star Sleared red—Brig Mary © Roosevelt, White, Richmond, Nfin— arrived, "ae Minnie, Savannah; Chas H Fabeng Clea redbriy ‘Delphin (Swe), Abman, Glaszow. WP O0's HOLE. april 7—Pi by, bark Now sider ‘om Wood's lor New York: sche Eeney Peni igo Boston for Baltimore (afer bene il @wSailed, qonr tit City, Kelly. New ‘assed Db} th—A: MISCELLANEOUS. 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