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10 WASHINGTON. GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, May 3, 1875, | QUABAMA CLAIMS—CASES BEFORE THE COURT | OF COMMISSIONERS. In the Court Claims to-day H. Uimon Hubvard, end the claimant motion to conse wand #1. The ¢ sontinget, comm ot Commissioners of Alabama | B. Wend, of counsel in behalf or assignor ef Osgood & Stetson, under case No. 1,184, entered a lidate that case with Nos. 27, 29, | Jitug of the calendar was | at case No, 42. The fol- first encing owing cases were submitted upoy the testimony | wid the argument ippeoring for cl velt for the brothers, ol» » ML ne 0 asco, va. 1 tlayues & Lawton 57, James Hague ys. The United States, was algo | 09 Sunday, May 2 t, Je sunmil set for argument ment of petitions, THE REPORTED RESIGNATION OF THE AUSTRIAN | MINISTER CONFIRMED. Baron Schwarz truth of the rep Unired States: n Francisco, vs. Tae United States; | we J, Creswell for the United States, Cornelius Cole A. J. Cres. 52, Corson | of counsel, almants and J ain & Winchester, of San Fran- nited Staves; Nos, 54 and 56, 1 vs. The United States, No. | Denver for claimant, J. a. | To-morrow 13 upon the question of the amend- | -Senborn to-day confirmed the ort that his resignation as Aus NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1875.——TRIPLE SHEET. Orleans to recover prize money and salvage, The Court, sustain the decree entered below, based on the findings of the arbitrators, that the capture was the achievement of the fleet, and not a conjoint operation of the army aod Davy, und that tue value of all the cap- | tured Vessels 18 to be computed la the distribue Non, as well those whica Were subsequently restored to the loyal owners trom whom they had been captured by the enemy a8 those wich Were condemned as prizes. The item of military salvage, computed at tea per cent on the vaiue of the restored yessels, 13 disallowed, and as to the rest the decree 1s Adiemee. a Courk holding that they could not revie ase on the ects Oa appeal trom tne decision a the arpl- | trators, there being no allegations of Iraud or other suM@cient grounds for revision. Miller Gelivered the op nion, OBITUARY. JAMES C, JOHNSTON. Another of the old merchants of this city has | been “gathered to his fathers,” and another busi- ness house is thereby deprived of the head that carried it through crisis and stagnation to uitl- | ey success. James ©, Johnston, of the firm of ‘. Johnston & Co., importers, of this city, died | at ‘ng eountry seat at Scarborough, on the Hudson, in the sixts-lourth year of his age. aller’a painiul iliness of ten weeks. Mr. Johnston was born at Aberdeen, Scotiand, and emigrated to this country when out a mere lad, At the age of sixteen he fir-t em- barked in mercantile pursuits, aod sbortly after. | ward became the agent for the great English car- pet house of Henderson & Co. came tie bead of the firm known us Jobnston, Brother & Townsend, a large commission ano im. porting house, with brancnes in ali the chief cities of Europe, During tne war Mr. Johnston had a number of heavy government contracts and trian Mivister has been accepted by his govern- | furnished the first 1mportation of woollen blankets ment. He says pointed, and tbat he intends to make the tour of | jirm of J. C. Johns'on & Ci | as being possessed of rare this country befor no successor has yet been @p- | e returoing to Austria. APPOINTMENT OF AN ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF | THE TREASURY. | Curtis S. Burnbam, of Rickmona, Ky., bas been eppointed Assist: vice John L. Harvey, resigned. ant Secretary of the Treasury» Mr. Hartiey nas been contemplating resigning bis office for several | mouths. MAILS TO BE DESPATCHED To CHINA AND JAPAN. ‘The Post Office Department gives notice that mails wil) be despatched jor China aud Japan by, & steamer of the Pacific Mat Steamship Company, — to leave San Francisco oa the 25 UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. QePoRtTaNT DEC ARISING DURING THE WAR. The Sapreme Court to-day, ment, rendered, decisions: Ihe Stat ton by t the whole ailroaa ©o ugers over the an y divion was ac ept 5 red lone e pated and fu 3 constructed, one con Company should pay this proportion | STRIKE OF RAILROAD I LABORERS. | ta inst. | ISIONS RENDERED IN CASES | | WASHINGTON, May 3, 1875. | prior to adjourn- | among others, the following | | sculptor of the unfinished monument to the late co. yhe Baltimore and Ubio Railroad Com- | Duke of Wellington, in St. Pani’s Cathedral, Lon- | eo! Maryland.—Tnis Was an ac. | State vo recover the one-fith part of ut of the moneys received by the pany for the traasp rtation of pas- Wasmington braneh of the rad . The claim of the State was based under which the Wasuington tion of witca | earbings of the road into the ‘The charter with this cou- ed by the company and the pay- quired lor many years, but finally ity of the stipulation was ie payment was reused. Upe these facts Us Court nolus toata stipulauion inthe gharler of a rabroad company tnat the company Reilroad in Jersey City culminated yesterday, shail pay {0 the ent in princip ibe moveiment or s0BS irom one Sta nverierence with earnings is not repugn ¢ Slate & bouus or a person of nt to the consitution Suca a stipulation 13 dif. e from tue imposition of a tax in trea per en of goods or per- te to another, The latter is an 1 and @ regulation of commerce secween tue States and beyond the power of tne Staie to impose, t & State to co sighways, und Teight for tra unc! t imiied and coe 8 revenues own perty iron one odall vs. Neva cages (16 Wai ei irom ura portation, wust be sought ues, and, peraap: ciseretion, pose @ taX on the movement of persons or be jormer is not. mmstruct ralroads aud other to imp.se oils, fare or nsportauon thereon, 13 une opiolied. The disposition of derived But Tue power of hus is subject to @ State cannot e State to another. Th da eG Wall, 42), and toe ireight 1j, 232), are Ged and reafirmed. | ensome and onerous rates of eases of | Muposed uouer State authority, in the competition of 8, I the power of Co: ercut gress to sstablish ‘post roads and to lucuitace military and commercial interc parts of the coun aod Ohio Katiroac vuperaung the bra: OMMUUICation between different | ry. Tbe charter of the Baltimore | a Company ‘or constructing and och reliroad between Baltimore aod Wastington contained @ stipulation that tne company at the end of every six months shoula pay to the Siate received for tue This condi to impose ana it te was @ contra money beiougin were unconstit be set up 2s 4 del State to recover eututionality nee, the it. and caving «i plaimed, this ( cision, Adiruied. Mr, Justice bra Justice Miller diseented, holding that the | of Maryland, making this requirement of the | road in respect uf over | Washington branch, confued as it was | exclusively to th raise a revenue for the state from ail persons HOR Was Witnin the power of the State tue stipulation being set up as @ se Court was bound to pass upo ourt 1s authorized to review tue de- one-tifta of the whole amount \rapsportation Of passengers. | was accepted by the company. ct to pay and not @ receipt of | ~ to the State and if it utional the objection coud ence to AD action brougat by the the money. The alieged uncon- a ecided against toe exemption | | diey Gelivered the opinion. -_ | t is part of the road, was intended coming to Washiwgtoa vy Tall, and nad taatemect | tor twenty-five y¥ therciore void wiruiu’ tue principle laid dowa ia F Nevada. waa Vi ¢ as wail majori:y opinion. GENERAL jon Bank Court of Le u District to recover from they had paid under thi given by tue Pre isez, when the ¢ oops unuer General Butler. establishment bat vourt, the the proce est tue Court lostitat ©. (he Presid wy and devermine civil ca iged to exercise ment by tue te be no viol provision relic abaormal coudiit oecupancy vt the estabiso by mills: aupretrativa of © portions of the tonal forces 1s precisely the same as exisis When fore) and occupied by the conquerors, power is bas been severai times decided. mer rred fala that toat clause ears, and that the stearate is Vols case is cited aiso by | be seen above, in Support of the | | BUTLER'S PROVOST COURT. | batics and traders’ Bank va, 0: Loutsiana—Error to the Su- | ouisiana.—fhe plaintifs sued to Court of the parish of Orie; the Union Bank $130,000, w vinpalsion Of & judgment pVost Court ot New Orie in | ity Was occupied by government | The argument was of the Provost | ot the judge | edi in the case before | ause i violation of WO ca Vests the judicial umeut in ove Supreme Court, | lof courts as Congress may from it ts here weia, reatirm- | @ case of the Grapesnot, that ed iu this case by the authoriy as commander-in-ctiel, to heur, | Was jawiuliy authors | ten. Its estaulisu- authority was held the constitationa: avove, aud it 18 no application to t ppomtuwent suca jurisdt muatary hation of to bi n of © que authority courts tor iVi. as Well a8 crimainal jostice in lusurgent State occuried by fa- sat which gu territory has beea conquerea What that The c fase of Lietesdorpe ana Haughton v4. Wevn, ° Wrowing Out Of the coaquest ct 146 (20 Howard, actavie Illustration of that power. were established wituout any leg Congress, and they were beid to be law #tivuted by this Vourt. Ms said that 1 wusiiiuuion does bot “pilitury authority of courts for t cases dGiimg toe wf ipsurge: exe giaintum, thereic of the oramary rights of conqnes:. Ine New cited ‘Tacse a 176) 18 in view of (hese decisions {is Bot to be questioned taut tue prohibit the creation by trial 0) Civa clvil war 1m coaqgu ortions ni States, jt was bat tne ore, Were properly subjected to | the power Of these courts, and lad uo right of im- | munity. General Loursiaba ne # 9 Was that acted ubder tac 0} President, ond that Bis sccsin te War Were the acts of ois Commander- in-Chiei, Although the order by which the court was createa did not Gefine toe pacure | and extent of it i@ true that a provost court ordtaartiy has cog- Bigunce only of jarget jJurisdictio Whetner such further jurisdiction was ase this Court i not called upon ¢ attlimed tae decision below aa to He the right apes ion nestlou eXciue be Stare that al judgement made in good fa jaune laws of UL] and th valid, ‘the part of the Of jurieaiction, eataui-ned fo wides te Court o Of w State may Dot vali sourt im tact, thot bape 7h Way have trauscended its jur Mr. sustice Strong deiivered the opinion. Mr, Justice Pies THE NOW ONLBANS PRIZE MONEY. No, 230. Unicoa 6 irom Cs poy alm oy (he Commander-tn be hear maquire Whecher the Frovost its jariedietiva oF not. constitation of Batier’ bemg Mm command ia | invested wita uel, o| establishing courts In tae con. It must be presumed tuat re f Whe — ~ prosecur its jurmdicues, sad while nor criminal offences, sti!l « may be given to it. ven eu, the ouly point wuien entities here, tus Court seclines to ars acted withio That is said to bea tor the State tribunals, 1868, ordainin 8, Coutracts, &c., obtained at ith @hd in Accordance with the tue State, the 26 of Ne adoption of tho com mp vely eause Li the Court was iawiuily suca Be ‘annot ugh in giving th dO dissented. States vs. ba Ot et Gl.—Ap- Court iy Die’ trict of inthe care of the commander aud | ees Mh aes one commana? tod | | | ters. one of whom is married to Mr, D. P. Eels, of | the Commerciai Bank of Cleveland, and the other | | ing while barning the colors rea, green, red, changing | PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 3, 1875. | jothe army. For the past eight years Mr. Jotn- ston has been connected with the Worth street ., and was looked upon usiness qualities and @ man Of the strictest intesrity. STILLMAN WITT, Stiliman Witt, of Cleveiand, Ohio, who sailea for Europe @ fortnight ago, died at sea during tne | voyage. Mr. Witt nad long been in feeble health, aud hoping to improve his condition, he | started aoroad in the Hamburg steamer Suevia, but succumbed besore the voyase Was completed, He was iargely interested tn raliroad euterprises fo the West, being # partoer of Mr, Stone, the Ratiroad King of Ohio, He began iife on tne Hud- | son Kiver, rising trom cabin boy on one of the | boats to be the agent or the People’s Line at | Abeny, and he subsequentiy amassed a@ large lor- | tune. Mr. Witt leaves a widow and two daugh- toa son of Judge Ira Harris, of Albany. STEVENS, THE ENGLISH SCULPTOR. A cabie telegram from London, under date of the 2d inst, announces the death of Mr, Stevens, | | | con. The event occurred during the past week. | A similarity of name and profession caused the promulgation oi an erroneous statement of the veath of Edward Bowring Stephens, A. R.A which was published by toe Lonaoa journals ot Sutorday, toe ist inst, and transinitted by cable to America, | SIX HUNDRED AND rIFTY 40 MEN OUT OF EMPLOY- MENT. The dissatisfaction of the laborers employed in the new tunnel of the Delaware and Lackawanna | | | | | | | when the men employea in staft No, 6 struck for higher wage: The jaborers had been divided into two classes, one receiving $1 50 per day and the other $1 60, The former class demanded 25 cents per day additional, and the latter $2 per day. ‘rhere are 650 mea employes in the tnnunel, and ail jomed in the = strik except about 100 men. These were spproacied by the Strikers, who endeavored to dissuade them from their work, bat in vain. Threats were then em- ployed, and @ posse of police was sent from the Third preciact to preserve order. The men who remained at work subsequeat!y dropped off, howe ever, and tbe strike became general, The ccn- tractor obtaimed warrants for the arrest of the ringieaders, AS soon as (his news Was conveyed othe workmen the men employed at shait No. 6 resumed work under the protection of the police, ‘The jeeiing against them was so bitter tnat it is Jeared there will be a repetition of the scenes at tne Erie tunnel riots. The men compiain that t cannot support themselves and their famiies and bury their fellow laborers who are kiea at the tunnelon the wages heretofore paid. The men Who resumed work in the atiernoon were warnea not to appear this morning. At a@ late hour last evening fhe contractors announced their williog- ness to meet @ committee of Lhe strikers lor a con- Jerence. SUICIDE OF A HUNGARIAN. At about half-past six o'clock iast night the pro- Prietor of the boarding house No, 155 Forsyth Strectenterea the room of Alexander Vaiman, | one of nis boarders, and found him lyingon the bed. dead, two smail empty vials, labelled ‘Laud- | anum,” being by bis side, On ing c.o3¢ to the bed were tive one open one. One was addres: \ Haufbauer, No. 2063; Mott street, and the other to the proprietor of the Atlantic Garden, the others couid nut be made out. The open letter was writteu partly in the German and partiy in the Hungaria language. Jt stated thatthe writer came (o tais couatry irom Hungary in March, 1874, with smali means, and in tm jowing Jane he Was accidentally ran over py a Third avenue car, by whicn ne lost the tuum of his right hand, Tne remainder of the letter was almost iliegivie, but | from it saffictent was gleaned to show toat the writer nad won several tuousand fravcs in some European lottery, out of whica sum he had been SWinuied. It also stated that he had, a lew days ago, attempted suicide by taking a dose of opium, Tne deceased was twenty-seven years of age and bad been employed to ihe Atlantic Garden as No reason can be assigned jor the act | the loss mentioned iu the letter. The | notified to bold au inques’ } SHIPPING NEWS, 2 4 | OCEAN STEAMERS. | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FoR THE, MONTH OF May. | 1 13. Hroaaway. 29 Broadway. Cuba. MBowis g Ureen State | . Liverpool. [ig Broadw | 8.| Liverpowl.. 11d Broaaway. Bowling Green 2 Bowling Livernool.. Laverpoots at iverpool.. 19 Froadway ’ Liverpool... |6) Broadwar | Bobvia. .|Ginsgow .../7 Bowlinz Gr: ) Oder remen....|2 Bowling Gre | Frisia \ol Proad way. Hamourg, uy . |S Broaaway, 9 Broadway . 19 Broad wav. 5 Broac wav 12 Bowime Green | Piste ae NOTICK ING THE PORT OF SEW Yous Menatp has adop signal for use on board the Henato s'eam yacht, show: | CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER. | RK AT NIGHT.—The Sew | from one to the other in succession, and can be seen sev- eral miles distant, Captains of vessels upon seeing this | signa! wilt oblige os by preparing any marine news | they may have for the Ship News Department of the Umnasv. Ba Porsons desirous of commenicating with vessels | arriving at New York can do #0 by addressing to euch vessels, care of limmato news yacht, pier No 1 fast | River, New York. Letters received from ali parte of the | world and promptly delivered. Dupleaies are re | quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. | nich Waren. ¢ ale Gov. nd, Sendy Look. Moon rises,,,.morn ‘ 10 | Hell Gav 733 ao] vis ——_—— CLEARED. | Steamer A © Stimers, Warren, Philadeiphia—vames jamer Experiment, Allen, Philadelphia—James | LT etenmor Eleanora, Jonson. Portisna—! * Ames. A)IP Coowuie lity, Cox, Liverpoot—ub Le Wright | ao he Philosopher (1), bvans Liverpool—c L Wrignt | Lillian (Br), Hav om Febbri & Chaunce orth American, Ban Franosco—sutton a| | “Sart Cortese Itai), Chiesa, Dasdais—Sioeors Mr, Justice | 5 Alter this Ne bee | | Co, tow 17 Bowung Gresn | | sae distinguishing Coston night | yep, & Om | quai ont Kobe (Nor), Taraldsen, Stockholm—C Tobias & on Prudentia (Nor), Pande, Cronstadt—C Tobias & | bars Elisa (or), Kjeldsen, Odessa—Tetens, Bockmann Bars Rosa (Swed), Romanssen, Riga—Tetens, Bock- ark eorsie P Lawrence (ital), Polio, Genea—Jonn | pants Serene, Segerman, Montevideo anda markot— Hark Huang Notes cwrcase: Clouogess jon ‘ briage 4 Brg Beaver (Br), Cook, Rockland, NB—P I Nevias & che One M Remington, Nickerson, Paracoa—! R Sta Rock Sound—B J Wenbere. ard “Holder (Bn, Holder, St Johu, NB—P ;Bonaall, StJohn and Fredericton, , Derickson, Mopile—E D Hurlbut & | S ir yt Jordan, Leayitt, Brunswick, Ga—J H Win- | chester & } dehroo Broo ull. Philadeiphia—Slaght & Pate 24 Ks, } wee John Atwood, Cahoon, Provincetown—B J W Sehr Carrie (Br) NB—P L Nevius & Sehr Sunny Sout ARRIVAL VALS. | REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND | HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINS Steamer Adriatic (Br), Perry, Liverpool April 22 and | Queenstown 2ki, with "mdse and 893 passengers to en Cortis, Between lat #445 to i220 an 40 | passed tliceberga April 24, la 02, lon 17 52, 4n American ship bound W, owing pense a th, & Wormasted steamer bound “Frith” of Irvine, bound Av; teh, tata! 20 bound W; same day, # spanicr » Steinmann (Bs Lechere, Antwerp, 19d n “1 passengers, to Punch, Kaye & Co’ seit large number of iceberzs, Steamer George W ‘Eider, Read, Baltimore, wita md: and passengers to the Old Dominion Steanishiy Co F Sherman, Matanzas. 8 duys, with susan, : Co; Vessel to Carver & ar ‘ie ferson, Singapore 116 “days with mise to Punch, Edve & Co. ‘Passed Angier Jan 12. Cave jood Hope March 1, St Helena March 13, and crossed act light winds and calms “y lat 2515 8 Jon W, spoke uz for “Montevideo. ra ¢ Chiazzaro, London- tto Monsen Havre 43 days, in battast April 6, lat 31, lon 68, spoke bark trom London ft Wilmington, NC. dat Sandy Hook for orders, etta © (ital), irappani, Genes. 61 days, in ballast to Stocovich & Co; passed Gibraltar Mare! Sark Mevebiavelld (Ital), M re: ut 51 days, with tp Fauch, assed Gibraltar | q lon 49, passe: Ulrika (-we), May 1, ich, from Lei horn for Ap eee Peliica, n 40 days, wi ec & Brann. Castellamare 6) days, with wine and cork to, Hagen Rosa (ital), Cac: | trait to Lawrence, Gillon & vessel to Funch, Edye & Fassed Gioraltar March 18; May 2, Francesco bspo- | sito, seaman, a native of Sorento, aged @ years, tell trom the matatopsativard overboard and was drowne Bark Gard Karlovaz ( , Ginsti, Alexandria, E, st Gays, with mitse 19 Slocovich & Co. ree Gibraltar March 17. G Kis Bound te New Hav NS), MeKenale, Cotparien. | it Wine 0. ark Rebecca Caruana, Johnson, Matanzas, ye Oo sugar, ty Youngs, smith & Co; vessel to Wayaell lack Delphin (Nori, Ligehly, Matanzas 19 days, with sugar to order; vessel to Funch, Baye & ¢ Brig Michelina (Ital, Esposito, & Atacola 99 days, with currants to Morton Bliss & Co; Vessel to Master, passed Gibraltar March 7. Hrig Pearl (of New Haven), Briggs, Port S| gat. iydays, with sugar and ‘molasses to D rig Victoria (of New, Haven), Saunders, Barbados, 7 days, with suear and 7 pasengera to H Trowbridge’s Kon 80, lon 65 45, spoke sche say en ark Vambar (ot Matuand Waavs, with sugar to Ruberl & Co, vessel to J wit pa in, Trini- trowbridge Ja Brig Cast iu jot Baltimore), Owen, Mayague oa car and moiusses to dV nativia £00, | Yeasc! tod & Ward & Co. Had a succession of XE and Ni gales trom int 29: stove bulwarks, split sails, Brie Annie Vail Sarvados., Siinmons, St’ Martins, via Bermuda, $8 days, with salt ‘to Miller & Honghton; pri lat 33 of lou 5) 25, during a heavy gale trom | , carried away foremast head and sprung main- ie B Russell (of Portland). York, gar aud Nac janet tod M veball s Hunter & ¢ ; Dit stockwell Harding, Matanzas 9 days, with Loud Br Smith, Matanzas 10 days, with sugar to Moses Taylor & ‘essel to J W Elwell & Co. Brig Minna Traub (cr Philadelphia), Scaife, Matanzas days, wito molasses to Bb H Howell, Son &'Co—vessel tod & Ward & Go, Brig M - Ladd (of Yarmouth, Ns), Porier, Matanzas 13 s, with sugar to J M Cebalios &Go; vessel to Boyd & sonora, Blood, Zaza. 13 days, with sagar to the Some nereial Warehouse Company, vessel to Joun Swan och Gorsh Ranker, Price, Rio Grande 48 days, with mast. Brig Ma’ 10 days. cb gare Br: sugar, &c, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co, vessel to Co. { Fanny. wool and hides to Aldridge & Co; vessel to GM smith. Drossed the kquator April Frio. spoke whaling bark Cicero, out, with 20) bols ofl; 29th, lat 165. Yom 3, wha! ine, with 2960 do a 20 ‘days, with Wenbe sebr nuts to G 4 k & Co; vessel to B berg. yl, pt cae spoke schr HM & King, from Cardenas tor alismuore. Sebr Rosie & Adra, Gaul, Tampico 30 days, with (ustic | and hides to Brown Bros & Co; vessel to Meteall « | Co. SchrJ F Baker (of Sag Harbor), Davis, RrOnreee, 7 days with hemp to M Echeveria & esse to BE Merwalt & Co. April 27, of Alligatér ct spoke scbr Richard Johnson, trom Matanzas for Boston. Schr Nellie © (of Portland), Po.and, Ponce, P2, 20 dave with sugar end melado to Maltland, Phelps & Co: vesse: to mast Behr Oliver Dyer (of Saco}, Falker, Ponce. PR. 18 days. re molasses, to Baring Bros. ; vessel to JH Schr © Rsmith (of Jonesport), Smith, Bexane, 12 days, with poy | whet to Knowlton & Co: verselto Riley (ot Harrington). ¢ ft, pete days, with h sugar. to order, vessel to Bre! ehr VL ty o (of Philadeiph! aaees ven, H days, with sagar to Moses taylor aad Lg vessel to Albert Day’ chr Joshua Grindie (of Liisworth), Tonela 8 days, with mahogany apd cedar to ‘pucSauw treet ‘ves sel to D B Learbort Selir vacht Tidal Wave (N¥YO), Vorbeis, West Indies via Hampton Koads, vrene a Harris (of Prookhaven), Hadvon, Baracoa 10 days, with truitto J Liuht & Co: vessel to B J Wenbe: Sehr Clara Woodhouse, Cruse, Brazos 14 Gaye, w wool and hides to Woodhouse & Rudd. he C H Means, Smith, Jacksopville via Hompiea 4s 20days, with lumber to master. Is bound to ¥. chr Henduskeag, Wyant, Savannah, 6 days, with lamber to master. Bronswick, Ga, 6days, selr DS saw: bay Ly i} er. antley, 4 rely ‘Jackson, Virginia, Selir Julius Webb, Headley, yrainis. Schr L © Bennett. Higgin Schr Soa'hern City, ie Ving Ningiale, tehrME onal noe Sehr MJ Fisne; lawrence: Virginia, Schr Niethen, Darby, Virginia. Schr DS Miller, -eall, Virginia. Senr Cornelta. ituntley, ¥ rginia. Sehr JT Wishims, Newbury, tebr A E Moore, Phillips. Vinenita Sehr Samuel Wood, Woo. Vigziaie. ‘nr Miavie Still. Jenmings, Virginia. Sehr Orvetts, Hervey, Virginia tor New Haven, sehr Maria Pierson, Grant. Baltimore. Schr 4 C Lyon. Jofirer, Baltimore. Sebr 8 J Pooks, Cranme' ‘more for New Haven, Sicep Mary Hey wool, strong, Virginia. PASSED THROUGH Halu GATa& BOUND SOUTH. Steamer George Cromwell. Bacon, Portiana for New York, wiih indse and passengers to Clark 4 seaman, Steamer Chesapeake, Johuson, Portiand tor New York, with mdse and passengers. brig ¥ H Odiorne (ir), Renanl, Port egg ca, New x Sew Lorg, 13 days, with coal to Perkin Sent AJ Chapman, “chapman, New Looden Soe chr Kate Foster. Strout, Machias for New York, with nz to Kiehardson & Co. nr pandy Hook. Frank. Providence for New York. Sebr ilatie A Putler, Butler, Portland. Ct for York, with stono Ce = eebr Freesion Portland, Ct, for New York, ‘with stone to order. senr Edwim Coliyer, akin Cold Spring tor Ne or ip age L Lockwood, Lockwood, New Maven for ew York. Senr Salve Burton, Palmer, Stanford for New York. BOUND RAST. Steamer Eleanora. Johason. New York for Portland. Brig Beaver (Br), Cook, New York tor StJobhna, NB. Brig Wm Rovertion, Feake, New York for Arroyo. sehr J Cone, Hoboken tor Yarmouth, Me. Sebr A Gurney. Gurney. Nondout tor Providence, Schr Yanay Fern, Eaton, Fort Johuson for Provi+ dence. « 33 Poore, Poore, Baltimore tor New Haven. Pohr y Remsen, Alien, New York tor Bridgeport. Le Bohr Oliver Scofeld, Dissosway, I’biludetpiuia for New fener Wm Warren, Lindsicy, Virginia for New Mi eat Se Washuurne, Layton, ONew Yo or Provi- jence F HH Gibson, Gleason, Hoboken for Providen tJ H Coliins, Lombard, New York tur Province Schr LA Burlingame, Durlingame, Hoboken for Prov. jence. chr falmon Washburn, Hathaway, New York for Taunto Schr U Davidson, Freeman, New York for Boston. Senr OF dawiey, Tyler, Kiizebethport for Brookha Ténr Orvetta, Handy, Virginia for New Have Schr Kiiza B Beard (ir), Lewis, New Yorx tor stJobns, é Schr Sannah folden (Br), Holden, New York for 8t Joun. NB. cour Etta BE Sylvester, liopkins, Virginia for New Da “chr Carrie, Johmeon, Tichmond tor New Havea, Schr Emma Aroy, Arey, Sew Yor for bostun. BELOW. “vs from, meee Marob 19. pe arom Arroyo, Brie! Anne Vail (6r) Rirkpsm, 20 Gays trom Bermuda, masted (wy pilot boat W Hi Aspiawa) a scar hele Maret ee SAILED. Steamer Albemarie. tor Lewes, Del: ships Ham! lat, Anjer; Plymouth Hock, London: barks Aropdat \Nor), | Cork; Kreole Utal), Amsterdam: Stundet (Sor) Chrie | tana; Saikan (Ger), Hamourg: Alliance (Not), sbt- | nove ; Ingolt 06 (Nor), Limerie at =| Gargorlo, (tat; Tri as f kiwell, Aviwer | eye, Ciudad Bolivar Impl (us), ixembur / iden Bremen; f), Wiemar; L-haubesh |(% ‘swed), Breme: jacob (Aus, Phi iadetpiia Gem, Fatbad Het | 1 Wa Roverteun, quoensto eviuiw; Urrie M : ton, } MARITIME MISCELLANY, | } Se bie news | Masia & Lezim, trom Oho tim. | ot ged pote Aad bod y 4 | ber for | @ague } fore reported) earl Bhov Sal teen i nd OruKe | ie lw anchor to repair and proceeded | ternoon. he | Wreeked 1 | Polynesian “and | Queenstown, Mar | fons, Gatveston; sarah Ellen except five sticks of timber. She nas been ri ce, water by tug Young America and taken to — phia. Scur 8 8 Lewis, proms Jamaica for Norfolk, which into Hatteras on the 2th uit dismasted, arrived at I beth City on the 2th tor repairs. from Mayaguez for aieineliis at Seun Bowpot Vineyard Ha Ist inst, lost foretopmast in from Chesapeake, with 0; ashore on Saturday night, in 4 fog. near Hen At lust accounts the sehr was full of water and VY Fr Cargo was being thrown overboard ty get her off. Scur Grace Wenster, from Cardenas fbr Philadelphia (veiore reported ashore), remains on the lower end of Tintcum Island, She will probably get off without dara- Sone RC A Waup, Crane. trom New York for Virginia, | 1 ht; Was struck by a squall during severe ule on ¥ morning, off Squan {wlet and lost main jib and as older wise slightly injured ier eight hours’ deten- Uon. Stoor Ontve. Morris, of and from Bristol for Fall River, with serap iron, sun\'in Mount Hope Bay on Friday af- Crew’ saved. Joun B Sarton. § from Norwalk, was struck by. y which carried away the fry she lies easy come off on Bext h steamer Columbia arrived at Boston on Satur- day morning trom New York, where she had been laid up for a long time past, She will be broken up to obtain the metal in her hull, Hosrox, May %—A despatch’ from Halifax ier “Alhambra, Doane, froin Boston tor went asho-e on Cape rable on Sunday afternoon, ai will probably to a total Loss M—The Alhambra was being discharged of her cargo at lane occounts, aad it was pslioved that it's stefmer with steam pumps should be promptly tor- 4 the warded she might be saved. Ske has bulged. ‘The pas- sengers,) numbering erow and mails are all saved, ‘vessel 18 valued ut $4v,0/0 snd the cargo (dour and general merchandise) at about $50,010; Dar- tially insured. ‘ihe steamer Charles Yearson, with steain pumps and divers, will leave Boston to-night to ren ler assistanc Most of the cargo will be saved in a damaged condi he Alhambra was built in New York tn 1861, regis'¢: 4 764 tons,and was owned by F Nickerson & Co, cf Boston. New On.eans, May S—Yho steamer Yazoo, hence for Philadelphia iid the ship Marlborough, outward bound, have be 1 Pass a L'Outre bar lor nearly a week, ob- structing the chaunet,. ‘The steamship Hannover, Bremen, has been ouzside since Friday waiting to get in, and tour sbips, two barks, one brig and one schooner are inside, outward bound. Quenre, May 3—The schooner P Fortiur, from Cape Chst. has'arrived here, with iron for Montreal, and re- ports tne river clear of ice. The captain, wile avd crew of bark Fssex arrived here yes ship Ocean Bride. The Fssex was Vhittle, on the epast of Labrador, on the 3d of Novemuer laxt. it is feared that the spring fleet will meet with serious detention or damage trom the immense quin- tities and unusually beavy tee in the Gult. The three steamers reported having passed Port au Basque yes- terday have notsince oven heard ot. S—allun’s latest advices says the vo other steamers passed Port au Basque on the 25th ult, but these as well as several sailing ships, previously. reported, are delayea by the in the vicinity of Bird Rock. ¢ information bas been recelved that the Polynesian fuding the Gulf impassable has gone round to Porciaud. Savanwan, April 29—Schr Lizzie Maul was towed up to the eity yesterday, and the steamtag Constitution put to HAL, May pos to pump her out. she will go on the dryuock alter | © water 1s out. ye eer in accordance with the survey heid on the i Vixzyann Uavex, May 2—The sear BN Hawkins draggea afoul of eclir Bucephalus last nieht; the former Jost « boat and the latter had her y:bboom carried a Selr Nettie Langdon, irom Brunswick, Ga, reports that on tho Ist inst, oif the Capes of Delaware, saw a Yesse! with loss of foremast; supbosed her to be a'brie, Scie G¥once Krooxs, from Uoboken for Boston, 3s the vessel reported on the’ Graves, Boston harbor. ‘She is Joudea with 160 tous of coal, and struck on the Graves at 2o'ciock AM sunday, knocking a hole in her bottom She soon fliled and 1 reached Boston. ‘Ihe vessel and cargo will prconely be a total loss. The schooner was ow! David Keazer, of Pordand, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Notice is hereby given “that | the light and fog bell on Fost Currol!, Patapsco River, Maryland, will be ro- Mmeved to the southwest angle of the fort ‘on and ater MayS do change of Soarncte ete will be made. WHALEMEN. Bam See arrivals at this port, Arrived at Sed ay bri May 3, bark Rousseau, Jorne- | 5 Rosa Baker, Thompson, of bos- ton, Atlantic Arrived at Sionmgton May 2. schr Thomas Hant, Ap- pleman, 8days trom Falkland Island, with fur seal ‘kins. iad heavy weather at Cape Horn and Shetlands ce the entiré season. One of the crew, named anes of Putnara, Ct, fell from alott aud was killed, and was buried at Low Island, Sb Island, shetiands. SPOKEN. Seiders, trom. San Francisco for A iat 20 N. lon 123 43 W. Ship Andrew Jol hneon, trom Lobos tor Europe, Feb 23, Jat 67 12 >. Jon 71 24 W. Bark Helen Marion (Bm, from Liverpool for Valparaiso, April 10, lat 47 8. Jon Bark Herbert © ail (tr), from Barrow for Camble- ton, NB, April 13. lat 5, lon Iu. James Wishart (Br), from Astoria, O, for Queens- Feb 21, Jat 6 §, lon 50 W, ton, | NO, for Port aa wear oun Witmi i Haytien, Ship Hoogly wn, vOhrg Nellie Ciftor Prince (iocate), s days out lat se lon Brig Grace Lothrop, es Boston for April 21, lat 82 51, lon 67 5). NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are {n- formed that by telegraphing to the Heratp London Bureaa, No 46 Fleetstrect, or to the Paris office, Nos Rue Scribe, the arrivals at and departures from Eu- ropean snd Eastern ports of American and all foreiga vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country of charge and published, Captains arriving aot and sailing from French and Mediterranean ports will fod the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anrwenr, May 1~Saued, ship Eastern Empire Gri, Ferguson, United States. Arrived 2d, bark M & E Cann (Br), Cann, Philadelphia, Axrss—Sailed, bark Martha Davis, Johason, Europe. Buiston, May 8—Arrived, echr Stag (Br), Patt, Phila. delphia. Also arrived 3d, bark Slyboots (Br), Jago, Balumore. Salled 24, bark Lingola (Nor), Rostrup, United : tates, Brirast, May 2—Arnived, bark Luco (Ital), Ollvari, Baltimore. | Canvirr, May 2—Arrived, ship Peeriess (Br), Beverly, Pensacola; $4, bark Marquis of Bato (Br), Bowden, do. Cateurta— Arrived, ship Thomas Lord, Duncan, Mon- tevideo. Dunoenass, May 2—Off, ship British Empire (Br), Ma- ther, from New York for Londou. Devens, May l—Arrived, bark Alf (vor), Thornsen, Sew York. Exeran, May 2—Arrived, brig Wilhe (Br), Black, New York. Fatmovrm, May 2—Arrived, bark Samuel (Nor), Flage- stadt, New York (incorrectly reported as afrived at Pa- lye ‘Arrived 34, ship Martha (Nor), Zachartasen, New York | for Mambur@; bark Professor Sch weigaard (Nor), svang, New York. Arrived in the Channel) 24, ships Francis P Sage, Crqa- — tt, New Orleans for Havre; Admiral (Ger), Haesioop, Baltimore for Bremen; barks Concoraia (Nor), Nielsen, New Orleans for Cronstadt: Planet (Br), Dodd, do for Havre; Straisund (Ger), Ohiberg, New Yor for Bremen; brigs Flosta (Nor), Dahil, Wilmingtoa, NC, for Rotter. dam; Auguste Reimers (Ger), Lange, New York for I. burg. Arrived off the Lizara May 8, solr Jefferson Bor- den, Patterson, from New Orleans for London, with crew matinous (see general nows columns). Guovcesran, May 3—Arrived, bark Dampier (aus), Per- | eich, New York; brie Symmetry (8r), Rudledge, Bail H River, BC, Giascow, May 2~Salled, bark Kate Melick (Br), Frazer, Buenos Ayres. Greexocz, May 8, 1AM—Arrived, steamer State of Indiana (fr), Sadler, New York. Tent, May 2=Arrived, sip Queen of England (ir), At- | kins, Pensacola. Kaxnorc, April 0—Satled, bark Wega (Ger), Gerth, Cnites states, Saied S0th, bark Rudolph (Ger), Paste, Wilmington, Ne. Havaz, May 1—Arrivet, ship Ajax (Nor), Apenes, Now Orieans. Sajied Ist, ship Seaforth (Br), Easom, United States. Lrverroot May 2—Arrives, ste: ie Chilla Bremner, New Orleans: barks St Peder (Not), Ostenses do; Dirigo, Blair, Mobile; 2d. shios Aratila (Br), Varkee, Galveston; Liverpool (Br), Crawford, Pensacola; F 4 Kockum (we), ‘adin, do; Armstrong (Br), Bryai New Orleans; Annabeila (Br), Craig, Savannah; Baniou (Bp, Alleyne, St Jobn, NB; bark Fama (Nor), Mathie fon, Galveston. Arrived 8d, ships Zemindar (Er), MeGibbon, Darier Emily Avgusta (fr, Day, New Orleans; Birminghat Br), Danuam, do. jed 20, ships Coldstream, Cousina, Colted states, Gripen (swe), Von Mattern, do. fied 3d, bark Albertine (Nor), Giuckstad!, Baitimore. Loxpow, May 2—Arrivod, barks Granville Kelle (Br), Pardy, New York; Sirius (Nor), Kaudson, Orleans Notre Damo deta Garde (Fr), Guettel, San Francisco; brig Sania (/‘us), Samulio, Pensacolay 84, bark Rilsocer | (Wor), Pedersen, New York. Lanxe, May 2~aited, steamer State of Louisiana (Br), | Johnatoa (from Glasgow). York, Lisrow—Arrived, brig Belle Qt), Maloahy, New York. Rolled. seu Madenp (Br), Varweil, United States. Marariunes, May I—Arrived, bare Polavang (or), Hanson, New York. Newny, May 2—Satiod, bark Hellas (Ger), Paall, Uni. ted States: brig Wanderer (Gor), Brincemaun, do Purwourt, May 2—Arrivea, ship Centurion (Br), Tay. Jor, Sau Franciveo: bark Nii (Wr), Gibbs, Pensacola. Queasstows, May 2—Arrived, barks Colestino (Aun, Capoten, Philadelphia: Gazelio (Nor), Bran, Bartimore; Chimoea (Sor), Uaave, Now York: Texas (Ger), stof- @n, Jossio (Br), Morgan, Savannah: Bothwell Castle er Anthony, San Francisco; 8, steamer Stowell @r). Va, iant, Now York: barxe Kate Sanction (Br), Carver, St dow to Wor), Wag, salimore, Thor or), > was compelled to | hr Paul & Yhompzon had her foremast taken out | j All hands took to a small boat | Mata, Charlesyons | a Also arrived 94, ship Gungner (Nor), Portland, O: barks Olga (Ital), Segalerba, New York; Niord (Nor), Larsen, Baltimore, Also arrived $d, 11 AM, steamer Republic (Br), G° doll, New York for Liverpool, Off the Pastuet sd, 2 PM, steamer Egypt (Br), Grogan, from New York for Liverpool, Rorrenpam, April 30-Sailed, bare Emma & Alice, Gibbs, Philadelphia, ‘ Swanska, May $~Arrived, brig Ottawa (Br), Bull River 0. Srocesom, April 80—Arrived, bark Laugen (Nor), Mag- nussen, New York, Siexnd LeoNk—Sailed, schr Daniel Webster, Haskell | Boston. | St Henexs—Satlet, ships Henry 8 Sanford, Johnson (irom Hoilo), New York: Winona, Bray (from Caleutta), Bosion; barks Inverness (Br), Peter, and Soolvo (Br), Hovwle (irom Shangiai), New York. tux, May 1—Arrived, bark Nornen (Nor), Jorgensen, New Orleans via Palmovih (not as before reported). Lonpon, May 3—Bark Rose Braé (Br), Wilcox, from Galveston for Liverpool, struck an iceberg and sunk. ‘The crew were taken off by bark Thor (Nor), Thorwald sen, from Baltimore, which arrived at Queenstown to: day. (The 2 B registered 520 tons, was built at Glasgow in 1812, and hatled from Liverpool.) Ship Confidence, West, from Baltimore, which arrived at Queenstown April 22, has been ordered to Cork to dis- charge, Brig Water Lily (Er), Hocken, from Boston for Lon- don, has put into Falmouth damaged, having experi- enced heavy gales. (Another acoount reports the WL at Fowey.) Schr Pamlico, Strech, from Queenstown for Chicago, ‘was spoken dismasted during a gale on the 90th of April. The Alert, from Formosa for New Yor, was spoken with decks sweptand some sails lost and one man lost overboard. } Ey a ng i | Melon, ie en = WwW pers): sehr si Ginerican Lloyds, Park, Ne FOREIGN PORTS. Benwupa, April 4—Arrived, sehr GE Bowdoin, Howe, Barbados: 2th, brigy Rover: Gn. White, New arid celsior (Br), Malyor, ‘do. Sailed 28d, sche’ Bravo (Br), Metcor (Br), Dunscomb, do; 26th i rca Follett (frown Batavia), Sandy Hook for ordei bark Josephine, McFarland (from Cienfuegos), Boston, having repaired, In port April 29, barks faarvest Moon, Eyles, tron Mos. sina ior New York, wig orders; La Ciguena, Ryley, from do tor Wo. to sail Slay 1: Stella (Br), Perry, wtz orders; Six Freres, (0); from Demerara for St Johns, NF, Rope: Coustanes 6D Hevliger, wt orders: sehr Morning Star, Paine, trom New. York for Aux Cayes, repg: Arthur Clifford, Morrison, for —, ready fo! Corunna, April 7 (not inthi arrived: brig Mary rink, Dyer. New York (20 days passage). ARDENAS, April $}—Arrived, bark Canada (Br), Wood, New Vork; 'brigs Emma L Shaw, Macomber, ( Harty A | Barnes, Baltimore; Torrent, Walder, du; schrs Joh | Hird, cinith: New Yorks Alex Mardin. Mesrlde, Fort | land Chas Mortord, Parsons, di |, A Edwards, 1 Nailed’ April 8), bark L T Stocker, Tayler. north of Hatteras: brie Canada, tor do; Ponyert. Pi 4 hitmey, Masters do; CP Heyer Poland? heplerd; Isaac Obsrton, Crockett; May Thos M Stone, Pitcher, and Norma: i poate Galveston, Sawyer, Falmouth Cogxins,' north of Hatter: Ma ril 1/—Arrived, schrs Mary Freeland, | elueky Fnalitelphins Gunton, Henleys New: York: st, | prigs Alexander Bi ichols, Peters, and Bella Russell, Smith Philadelphia. | | Sailed 17th, bark Lavinia, Shackford, New York; 20th, | Ache Virginia L. Hicktord, Kimmey, do; 24uh, bar | Wickwire (Br), Monroe, Boston; bry O'O Clary, | do; 2th, ‘cclire Index Garrison, dor Georgie Clark, New York; Helea J Holmes, Holmes: Philaiteiphia, April W—arnived, bark M i Chapman New York; 8 A Staples, xhute, London us ‘and 1s detained tor rant of sanitary ver, Spray. Wass. Boston: May 1, bark Sailed April 20. barks Seud, Wilson, Philadelphia: Joxe- pling; otubl. New Yorks schr Whit stur (5) nites: ay 1, bari Cleone, Moloney, New York; Woodsido, ©. Montgomery, Boston: ‘brig’ Mirella’ (br), Nlekerson, tax. Cow Hay. OB, May 1—Cleared. sehr Sylvia, Sydnev harbor is sit anti ‘Demerara, April 12—Balled, bark Joshua Loring t lath, Nic hol: In p brig Potomac (Br), Wilson, irom Balti- more, arrived 12th, Sed April Passed; bark Kate Williams, Hal ‘Horon vio, April 8—Arrived, senr Gen Harney, San | Francisco. | pilusac ‘oa, PR, April $—Arrived, brig AJ Ross, Lothrop, Boston, to load at Nuguabo tor Havana, May 2—Arrived, st New Yore; WG Howes, Trip | Bas. Sundberz, New York; ¢ | CE dayne, Hawkins, Phila sailed Ist, steamers Jun sf hia), New Orleans: City of ‘ork; 3d, brig New Era (Br), donee north of Hatt Hawirax, May $—Arrived, steamers Nova Scotian (Br), Richardson, Baltimore for Liverpool; Falmouth, Colny, Porta sailed April 28, bark Minerva (Br). Allon (from Key West), Liverpool; sehr Hipbard. (Bv,, New York vin 5 St Margaret's Bay 7a sane Graos Davis, | KINastoN, Ja, April 24—In barks Mondego (Br), | crouch. for Mobile In about 2 day GW alls (Brit Teller. ‘for Euro) N'Gre: Chapman: for Progreso; and o1 fore. Livearoon, N=, j—Arrived, schr Summerville (Br), Boston. Sailed Ist, brig At (Br), Berbice, Lrrnecz, Nis ADF 28-Cleared,’ schr Osprey Gr, Crowley, New York. Mania. April $—In port a Rebaied Brothers, Gibbs, from San Franeisco, to Monreco Bay, April Siren, sehr Pacific, Packard, Kingston (and sailed 13th for M in poss A iwi 21, brig M Mo can), from Falmouth, dacabrived ih, for Gienfuencs: pour Metlids it Br), Merial, from Kingston, arrived UD, Matanzas, PS ag brige Lil party, Devereanx, Biseois goa Gearte Baran Caplon New Fock seat ¢ Burnham ie 3 ae Thomas Ciyde, Fisber, yee bah Satied—April 90, schr n, W Berth of Tiaras; § May 1, brigs Hf Houston, on arand Gono Kos, Ja, "i ri irsauel, schr Island Whitinore (tem Port Antonio), Mobil 10 tales loso. ia Pout Antomio, Ja, fe 20—In Leng sehr ‘Mannch Ooo- a ay soa ig Wenona, disg. Bevan eo kan “april xt hig ‘Arrived sehr Maud Bar- bour, Pi Montego Bay (and sailed 9th tor Mexico ralals or Liondur: 18th, ser *vudney (Br), McKean, Kings- ton (and sailed 21st tor Crenfueg on), ‘Saaua. May |—Arrived, schr F & Scammell (Br), Bar- ‘ba: Philadelphia. ted, peel we brigs Keystone, Sarah Gil or ache Georse aulding, ¥ iraidington. do do; John a jay 1 Henry | st Jons, May l—Arrived. bark Pedersen. Boston; v brig rah vl (Pr Portland steamer Nyanza (Br honk ot az | couver (Br). Seott, Boston; barge Huron, (Br) | 4 ‘orite, Buonos steainers Tynan | ea Lowen, er oPria. (ailing: Seve: onet 2 jon via d oy all (Br), Raymond, ie oer od, Sa ‘Britannic (Br) and Prussian asil (Br), (Pen Sreawen A Cleared, Diane, Davies, Boston; feta, Recreate tet fire bene to ol ly & He; le Gasser, March is—Arrived, Chasea, Pras, Sunder: and. eeaned 1th, Ventas, Theobald, Tararia, March f-asrived: Featk, iterdiag, New rk. —— April 6—Arrived, Eloise, Lopez, New Or- ne. iriver, April 1~Arrived, Sjofna, Asuldsen, Pasca- a UAIKORR. April 18—Arrived, Guardian, Ames, Savan- nah for Cronstadt. ee el jonial Empire, Leslie (from New Or- wns). Revi | Foukestons, April 18—Off, Weser, Poppe, from New ' Orilesns 96 Bremen. Wight ‘spel W J Hatheld, Tooker, from Antwerp pay phia, ag Me Albeu's Head 18th, Arbutus, Anderson, frem Portland, 0, ior Londo April i9—sailed, , arene, room Nornen, A FaL“oorm, ! Jorg — (irom New Ork on ak Apt S=Cleared, Peatl, cross, Leghorn; amy, Pinkham Naples one. ‘Apri 16—Arrived, Gen Sedgwick, Rogers, New rleaus. au April 19—Aarrived, Saiom, Sundberg, Sa- ‘Nailed 19th, Belgium, Mosher, 8! , OB: Ellon Girvan Giacarter Mon Nevis, Waddie, Ricnibucto, * April W—Cleared, Lara i Burnhaw, Phil- Lonxpo: lips. Cardid Roa siocapo Rtapetaa, Ayrit u Shited, Sie Colim Campbell, Rodg- it Boor lovtmsis, March li—Arrived, Alice Vennard, Gould, Nawrort, April 20-—Arrived He H Morris, Pensacola, Purmovrit, April 2—sasied, from Sew York), Havre. eumiae oraxd, Geb 13—Sailed, Mystio Belle, Plummer, ‘obolinzu. aerate, April lomBailed, Lalia W, MoNeil (from Ww Yort), Giouces ansos, March Arrived, Bole Morse, Whitmore, io J | eases 8 NW, Feb 18—Satiod, WH Besse, Besse, Hong ied. Yantkate., Wood, Boston. tbot ms. New, Yori. efor Haltiaore ignbe @®, Birgett, Aden, sovrapara, March 3—Sa! Teset, April 8—<alied, Warkivonp, april 1ssalled, Libertador. do, Yauxourit, April 2'—Passed, Col; from liwl via Southampton f tor ‘New L Burroughs, :mith | | Antwerp, Fete 8s Tho Giovannl 3) Italian brig, Gallo | which sai ve Marcil 8) tor the West Ouast of Atrica, \¢ nee of the onion Channel giter col lhaioi i, Curl vark, Kaudsen, trom lew York | | for shits port which vessel arrived in wet Koads this | morning. ha: a the brig, excopt rd (he crew of drown | the pilot , Saverroot, April ivod here today trom Gal sure engine April eon wader | ad the Northwest t Liabeentp, whence ed | fhe steamer was towed in by two td a cca, a », ravidly, ond eventually fu fomeer’. April 39 The Begs 2) was 4, anction Pot wica had boon previously | tng, truck WY storioo vote pier wore yet? in; steam bump has gone to wer. Wih—the bark Ssouand, from san 4 Grward discov. ered that two lower seutc 10th inet tor #44 Produ inv, April 12-=The Clty of Plorenoe, which wi on n the American fustatsed Bo seft. a8 G wage. AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORTA, O, April 17—Builed, ship La Becocesa (Be), | Kygna, Monte vi: 198 Pactolus, Toho: wopp, Liverpool: i, April Sfatled, sohr Alfred Brabrook, Of" ¥' S—arrived, steamers Dominton (ie). Clormonts, Yarmouth, Nay Korman, 9 Meokerson, Phiua- iphia: ‘Gen Whitney, Hail ae; back oy | fhide, Mitier, Cleniuegoa; more 1a (a O08 | Dom Kav # Mor | wn, Pt at RS ry a tiv do gke, he jaa | fuel migaeta Tarhes riweite, Ei = | gehrec erat mM eset oS Proteus, Tarr, Oardenas;schrs Levi Hart, Giles, Cnatz: Warren’ Say aT Also arrived, ‘hina Ger), Buse, singapore rt bow, Kenney. Hassaroows 5 sont Ae wood Doren, Wat Fenton, Bali rads Win al, Hobo tet sieainer’ Censipede, “Hobdgen; sehr Mary B sfmmiks Rebecca Goddard, Pettingatt, ce Attica (and (m Clara (Be vain, Matai Garver (Br), Fenaop. sebrs puelt Yrelah Alexandria! John ices Nie cerson. NewYork brig Mary /Lcisiite HALT HE, Nay arrived, sehr A It Howe, New bury, Matanzits (not Havana). Below—iriy IW Parker, srackett, from fd—Arri eamers Jolie Hookrts, fare Providence 5 [att w), Venzie, WilmuiAvn, De endehorst, Bremen; GrAa’ (Aus copnich, Cape de Verde; Massino d*Azexlio (kil), Do devo, do: ‘brig, Miasissippr (4c), Marchant, Deuleraca schr Peerless, Paterson, Sta fohns, PR; Adie M Ohad Kou abel Phon mall. Matan Thos Hl sweeney New Weve Sampson w Hagan oan, trom Rio dane ark C i (iuatoiatenmars’ Win Lawrence, ‘itowes,, Roston Louisa, Walker Edenton, NC; Wm Woodward. Young k; bark N bene Ada (sor), Kdadvig, Lone on line Richaidson, ‘tinker Gardenaat' aches David: Pause Smith, Charleston; Samuel 1 Soarp, Wenb, aniom; tls elt. Raynor, Middietowa, Conn; Kodney Parker, Parker, New Ha Suited—Burks Pr ha (Nor), Newry; Gio Bono § (ital, tesa (Ger), Ragin brig wovisitaue Eleanor (Br) and George 5 Berry, est ‘faysandu; sear Minnie, G Land, West BUSSWICK, Ga, May S—Cleared, sch Jonnie T Willey, New York; Ghas Piatt, Share,’ Barcelcua, BUCKSPORT, April 27—anled, seh Kee. Biado, ral Jacksonville; Joseph G Beoves varey, Ne} Siverny, apr 37--Sailed, sehr Almira Woolley, King, Georgetown, Cis iN “aprit 80—Cieared, schr Aun E Valen: Baltimore; James une, Potter, Jacksonville, Satled—Schrs Mary fH Hand. Hand, H_ Moore. Doane, Wilmington, Del; Etiwan, Prince, Richasond , Fe GEN WICH, April $0—Atrived, schrs ly Velzor, Hoboken. Wells, Wau. and reaport, Ps NANDINA, Apri 26—Arrivo, echr WH Jones hy. York. £Ow SS MONROE, May 3—Arr, ‘ks Maria Seam meit (22), Wood, Io Jauieiro, for oniera, Nordeup (Sur) from Arahael. Hiram (Nor), from Oran, ssekitg: brig peroee ee Hunter, fog wees ‘Omrnels jauden, irom a ideo: ry G Watso: bas ; mi tek Richard LL "tab, Castellano (trom Lee ), Philadeiph noetsed In ior Bultimore—Barks Rialto, from, West lm ques Palatin’vcom Seon Ft, Maniod, frou Oar Fraternate (or), from Europe; brigs Bojota, front umacouy J B Grown, from Natabeas, sehr altet 8, from Uavana, LW VESTON" May 2—sauied, steamer Geo W Clyde, Pe i Ke ton, New York via Key, GHOGHTOWN, 0, April 4—Cleared, sches BB Isiier, Fhiladeiphia; 27th, Ben Borland, Yor R, "May grea i selrs Levi Hart, Giles, fi “ApH sT-Arrived, schr Traveller, Newark, NJ. {nde Dui ndies; Dudley, Indies. “ bi e3, Port au Prince Cited “Sehr dick Williams, Campbell, KEY WEsi, April l0—Arrived, schr Union, Pickering, Apalachicola, Trui—Arrivéd, sours Chas Robercs, Gilbert Mystic: M N Lindsley, jtoberts, Cedar Key: Suiled, schr vara tall: organ, Sree ge Ma y $—Arrived, schr ie Norwell, Bar ‘lea rede chr Chas F Sampson, Gage Nw Creel Apeil 29 Civared, sone donnie Wood NA, Fla, April 2/—Cleared, schrs allie Rvans, Willett Clara Merrick, Smith, aud Alice baicy aye Norfolk. ee , May “L—Arrived, schr Anna Gibbons, En ans, be M dd, ¥ ene Mary, from Belfast, Me. Nine ase ORD, May 's—Arrived, sclirs & K Vaugh- an, Weehawken; Hastings, Virginia; lra D Sturges, Ni pril_30—Arrived, schrs Alleghany, Mad: dock, Fail Thlver jor New Yorks Shamrock, roy, Prove dence for Haverstraw. NORWICH. April D—Atrivel, schra H A Oeming, Elizaberhport; Cornelins, Hobosel enn Fane Ann is Caril, New. York: Kate Coleman, Sita 1—Arrived, schrs Success, Hoboken: Sterling, doi Bigssony, Long island: Geo Edwin, New York. ew York. Sanlod sehr Pout NEW HAVEN. May i—Arrive. schrs J B Carrington, Parker, Baltimore; Wim Kenzel, Soper, do; A ‘ar ‘ay. New York: Marzaret kennedy, Von, ‘oop Empire, Fitzzeraid, New York. chr Dart, Cook, New Yor! PORTLAND. BS aoe wd—Arrived, bark Gazelle (Ger), avert Couba, May 2—Arrived, sebr Sarah Hall, rom Key West. Ff y 3—Arrived, steamers Rom: i PHILADELY Crowell, Bostot inter, Sherman. Providence; Flor’ fda, Crocker, do: Piviadélpua, Davis, New York: Baw Pierce, doy schrs Fred c deiphia, Bowman, Barvados iieed, utd, Cala Surah A Reed. Ga Salis: as Grace, Warren, % 1; Goddess, Kelly, Bristol, & 1, id eainer Luvacca, Cvoksey, New Orleans} barks Ahkéra (Rus) Astrom, duhnerick A Nelo: | (Br, Tritt Sagua; senrs General Contony do: Addie 'B Bacon, Bacon, Demerara; and Willie, Cousins, Vinal Haven : Am: White, Great Wicomico River; Wl Burtlett, d’r Rappahannock River; JS <bindler, Lee, Marblehead; {i Hooper (new), looper, 1uckahoe; Sewell, Ben. nett Indiau Aiver: Wm Hackett. Connelly, River; Lucy J Keeler, Pi Wheaton, Fisher. Wactamany™ Rive: irlow, ppahannos Cleared Steamers Mayflower, Fultz, New York: Bris tol, Wallace, do; ship Pauiine David (Ger), selirs Babel Ht Trou: Pianbard, Neponset Giford, Somerset; 8 & i Adams, Mystic Brida cara’ Shubert, "iugn ne: ‘ip tenred, echrs Adair F Bonny. kendall. Marion Gage. ag et Catbarien; L A Kowme! Hes, Savann. im © Babeock, i, ns Fernandina, nia F fey, joore, Wasi! We Sselirs JB Clayton, fot ouug. Deb, Ma; rt ioialimort an and James ¥. P M—steamtug 0; mela] co up at 3PM, bavin; tow barks abkera, (rom imerieky and Maty a Nel (34). from ¢ wa. * steainer Homan, from Boston, ts now ran * ‘ig Sagaa, for ‘Sagua, is ‘passing ne Bi waTeR, May. AM—Arrived, Satur ne se ‘Anna Mekal, fag Sdvaaan A gene HL. o went pos soamwers yea; eor, and Mi left" for thi. Sehaldis and bark wo herm steamers passed in at 1 aa enue Bidith remains for Philadelpbs aud at rig PORTL risko, C: ‘i Two bark: Se Mic!’ stay 2—Arrived, schr Speedwell ar bark Branewiet, Hateainson. a ‘sidora, Rionda (ir), Ca! Sil pene Same Sov vm Nore :. feictee en schr Louisa Robinson, Fiptome son, be "Ualleg“setpa oun st ¥ arse Cook, New York, PROVIDE 1—Airived, sent Poland, Savanna! in EB 0: iz . dene D Backalow, rown: LL Mamiln, ‘ow Regulas, Dewart, PC; Barue Plere fy Thompson. #lizahethpor Veisor: Aun Fliza, caavr aera eter ta Chattell: Cold apriaa, Wm Barlett, Bards ¥ mi Brockway: James H Sasa nebtae tintes an ft pinge. ea Emeline 1 M Potter,“ isworsh hw hawken: pre, A Frpimots, tucker’ lucksrone, Wiekswa, Kew Vernied—Steamers McClellan, March, Baitimore vis Norfoix; Florida, Crocker, Philadelphia: Banter, Sher inan, do; schrs Buniee Rich, Jenkins, Wm ¥ Green, Cummings, Balsimore ces 4 Hallock, Moule. Jacksonvill erson. Georgetown, DO; Helle Halliday. Awatuer, Ales Andria; Jennie Rovers, Kozors; Brandywine, King; Se fah fiizaveth, Kelly; Decatur, Oukes, Baker; imoyea Diverty, Gandy, aod Hannah Blackman, Arnold, Nev York; sloop North America, kvans, do. jay 2—Arrived, bark Scotland, Roers, New Oricens schrs Rebecca Florence, Kichards, Port Royal, 80; Un tarig, Burdieg Rondout: LS Hateh, Kelsey Newbury ‘acket; Win Voorhis, Goldsmith. Haverstraw. wiemey, Jersey City; Geo » Allison, Leet, sto oe; Ing NY. ‘Sailed—Selirs Edie Pierce. Hawes. Bahamas; + ae Can son, Hamilton, Virgima’ AG La roatrick, Ver Trockford, Mart, New York; Wap , AH Sawyer, Couk, do or Calais. Arrive vd at steamers Blac xstone, Hatiets, Baltiinore: Catharine W eae Lyne ~ 4 Philadel ‘ag At the head of souad 30a. boand evel talk Minguas, ‘ain'8 Brown, oahe CMMOND, May Imarrived, steamer Ieaae Pell New Tanfield ‘sehr Chauucey Oratt, Greeley, Portland vis Bosto FRANCISCO, Aj bark Bordeat fr biorewe.t Palate br wre Tolar (ex), Le red. ship Spartan, Jackson, Livervoo!. Her ops aalp eae Phibp, Rawhns, Baltunore vie Fag a TET 3, Gay April U—Cleared, sok 1 Tittom fs Didre re Pt . a Arrived, sebr Farragut, Hart, Pert Royal BC. ce See ews filer, Lp George, Me. for t= \rrived sohra val Qh (of Provincetown). nt. Rondout tor, . Phitadeipnia for Chi Va, for Walduboro; tine, New York tor Camden, Mé: Gov Burtoa, Io tor Piniadelpuiny JM Fitapat Lanesviie hineline NcLuin, Quincy tor do; Marion Draper, mm for George shang iehard i rlocidaand Patan id Chesier (of Weililee). Ceo (of Kingston ARN contout for we np CR, San neta & 2, We pita for dor Porto i Noboxs ryport re Stimpson, “pew Arrived, sears Walter af fuexos lor Boston; Mary Baer ( Chere, or © et, Fpitadel plsa for dor dyut ior Sow Qu: Vor. ‘arte and ilies 7 Raynon ony jouth fer do nie] Wied (i, and JW Boot ny oe one tor terpiag’ tees acy b nd © at bm caesed by-sonr i sven Fisher, Leama, Cardenar Salet—Sehrs Geese Lodge, Mary Baxer, Bucephaim Spier coare il ADe Wi Jagksonvilio for Bot = ved, seu) ton Seine Re, en, Leng dy Ga, tor do; Aidan itor Siero, for ies meoy ange for’ Boston ; M A somert and foe Mite on; Deihi, Baluimos for Bos iSoa gem eawori; \oue for Jos eet ote phia tor Frovinestowi ie i pod oy. York ta de bled S8—Cloared, bark Sonne era Zoiae, Salyear, Baltimore; Ren rou bark ‘e'anothon (Nor, 7 nse uiatesypare wesnoe hen, crer, ort Pees ie oe Wesehimaa, doy sche Geo bY Mit May l~Avrived, sohr MO Oarroll, Gartoly ai one Matos. N bend (ier), Past, Lo A an FROM DIFFER: BeOLC rE 4 OBPATNED, a eit sta: Svory wher thom, Mo, 4% cient canwe: no ly Fequieed; yo ohargs aati Jy ‘vores granted; divios ree HOUSE, Attotaey, 19) Grand wag,