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1. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1875—TRIPLE SHMET. 0016, Witter clreamstances we deem the GREEN RAMPANT AGAIN. [ULseise Bie Sec ctewscecces ve fore Fanta a5 heretofere, whico takes from two coanpencuncen sian mnamorns | uvartmsns nadsyuale’ while ander tha cid ras of Dam bial - ae. ae fog in warranm ise whole work could be ‘de ue ana tow | OF THEIR WAGES TO GRATIFY HIS PERSONAL | (HoT er working fof the dooariment. We. wouldy SPITE—MAYOR WICKHAM’ VIEWS. ‘Phe question as to when the firemen will get ‘heir oularies 1s yet an open ope, a8 up to a lave | hour yesterday afternoon the warrants sent back to the Comptroller by the Mayor on,“Tuesday had mot been returned in proper form to nis office, The whole dimcuity between the Mayor and the Comptroiier as to the way warrants should be | made out has ajready been alluded to at length in | the HeRavp as far back a# January, when the | Comptrolier first began to try to make Mr. Wick- | ham a sort of registering clerk for hia own con- Venience, #3 he pad made poor Mr, Havemeyer, His warrant policy was of a twofold character, ‘Ip the first place Mr. Green insisted upon sending | THE WARRANTS TO THB MAYOR, with the day and date and name of the register Jet out. The Mayor insisted that this should not be, and aithough the Comptroller finally gave way | te him in Janudry be bas several times since broken the agreement come to at that time, and | ef course each time brought about a strife Which lasted for four or five days, during which wome of the employés of the city government in- The other point insisted | of the mode of paying ce done b of reat loss of 1 men and men carnestl: stored, Very respecuully, | troiler’s office or elsew thas the Comptrolier section 29 of articie the walform force. s0ee ree wt On 4 New vue or eit COMPTROLLER'S Dear Sin—I beg to call you attention by money th aud men of the me for (he past three months. the patrols miss a year They # ruses to await aving the torce MOOK FAL! ime and discomfort to the men, foreimen state, infringes upon their discipline. days (be men are kept waiting in their respective quar- ters unti! paid off, by which In each of the sixty-toar companies one man loses bis da: meal hour, one who las been watching all p broken come dewa and sign the roll. north of Wariem there are about fity horsemen ai der men, who are former Yorce. moned to ihe engine 4 compelied to leave their work and love their time. By | the previous mode ot each company were given nied them to the men at their convenience, The tore- desire to have that method re= on” Merefore, request that you return to the old system of paying the members of the department or adopt some otter method which will not interiere wath the elftelency nthe |, Presiaent. ir OF Eimanon, ox, April 12, 1875. Hon. Axprew H. Gueen, Comptroller :— to th fe sala inefficacy Fire Departinent, a6 has Deen It ie productive , the “On pay others theiz and tae ight has ‘nis rest in the district nd hud to assist the uni- fe Working men, and, when suim- my arrival, are the warrants tor the foremen, who distrib- LS, Paymaster. It may be of interest to state that the charter does ere. b ge all not recognize any “paymaster’ in the Comp H It wil be noticed hat portion of which provides that he shall prescribe ‘the mode by which all creaitors, officers and employés of tne Corporation shall be variably had to suffer. | paid;” but there ne stops, a8 the section contin upon by Mr. Green was that the Mayor should | ves: “All payments by or in behalf of the Corpor- ation shall be made turough the proper dis- sign every individual warrant, The \atest quarrel | bursing oMfcer of the Department of Finance ; ” r this business was brougntabout by the Mayor | ang section 34 of the none Sue od ver ‘operly on Tuesday refusing to sign 1,000 ions tat ‘tne Chamberiain shal Pi aes 4p ie Dees | warrants drawn on the — treasury Warrants fcr the pay of the firemen, made | payable to the order of the “paymaster’’ in Mr. Green’s office, who 18 a clerk subject to the Comp- | toller’s exclusive control, THB CORRESPONDENCE, ‘The following is the Mayor’s letter to the Comp- pi troller, which he sent to him with the warrants Bon-counlersigned :— Crry Hart, Ayprew H. Green, Comptrolier, ae. : bin—I herewith return to you, without my courter- ‘ure, about one thousand warranis received by me than an hour agoin a bundie trom the Finance De- partment, drawn on the Fire Departinent fund, bei it ppears, a separate warrant tor the pay of eac! fire: ‘or other supine of that deparunent tor a Month’s selary or wages. ‘ou will remember your assur. | ¢ Suces to meeariy in January that from that time forward | such payinents should be made by a sini ‘antior | euch payroll, and you are reminded o w Rxnovrive Deranrurrt., } Nuw Yorm, May 4, 1875, he fact tat since that time unul now you have observed thean- | fagements then made by you The appearance here of | is large bundle of papers is without explanation or warning aud surprises we. I'am, of course, reluctant todo anything from the doing of which, or 1 leave an- one any act physically possible to be performed and from the not doihg of which, there results a delay of | even an hour 0 payment to deserving employes of ihe eity government ior salary or wages laboriously and jaithtuly earned. But until furnished with mfortation sous to show the propriety of changing the, att; heretofore assumed In these cases, I shall not counteragn warrants to individuals who may properly be paid trom the proceeds of one warrant for toe agate- ate amount of payroll. ‘Once established, that prace | By ” pioyé the Comptroller and countersizned by the ‘This clearly shows that arranied power on his pare. jayor's position exactly. the paymaster | business, in whicu the Gomptroier employs three | clerks tocarry 00 in his ow Own methods, is the result Of an assumption of un. | Indeed, it is qaite ossible tual upon the decision of this very ques- | ion will depend in a short time the future power Mr. Greeu to bring about squaboles on techni- | calities that are always hurtful to those empioyés under the city goverumeat who can leas: adora to have them occur, Mr. Periey’s letter, it will be seen, does not that the warrants sha'l be made out and the men paid, a8 the Comptroller wants them vo be. He | asks simply that the old system be revived ‘or some Otuer Metnod adopted which will nor inter- Jere with the efficiency o/ the uniform.” That's the way and alter bis As General Piz Jol Porter happens to be who y | friendly to the Mayor the warrants ior the em- of the Department of Public Works have | bot yet been sent to tue Mayor by Mr. Green, and | before the employés oi we Department of Charities | and Correction cao get their pay 1 is probable | 40, | that they will have to wait tue good pleasure of | Mr. Green's paymaster, | reqnisition to have a steamboat put at his disposal | on wich to make als grand rounds, terday made MUNICIPAL NOTES. James A. Duty, Would iinpose upon’ the Mayor the drudgery of ounlerngning cach month, many chourands itnovtens | MG to kill $f thousands of warrants, ior sums varying froma ew | Tuesday, dropped in to the een t aiew dollarseach, to pay salary or wager to | Bersons by the law expressly authored to be paid upon she law is section 8, chapter 757, Laws ot 1873, amend- | ‘fing the city charter, d the provisions to waich | refer are in these words Wages and salaries, inciud.og payments jor the Board of tducation, may be paid a pay st upon wh: each person named thereon shail separately receipt jor the amount paid to such persen, and inevery case of payment upon a Dayroll the war- 1m Fan: for the aggregate awount of wages and salaries n- eluded therein may be made payable to the super n- wndent, principal teacher, toremau or other officer das- mated for the purpose.” You will oblige me by comi P.M, wo-d Mayor’ jou tor Lew went these papers wo ery 4 Fee TY WICKHAM, Mayor ‘The following ts the reply of the Comptroiler:— Crry or New York, DaranrMent oF FixaNcn, Comrrnouirn’s Orrics, May 4—3:15 P.M. Wusan UW, Wioxnas, Mayor:— the office I have just opened with which came to me war- 6 Fire Department whieh 3 had tor your countersignature. Among ot a class which you ¢ heretotore it of countersgning, and all are class which your predecessor in office | waya signed without besitation or erii- enclose a copy of ietiers received om Hon. Joseph L. Periey Prestient of the Fire ent, and Mr. Falis, the Paymaster of this de- ment Lunink on the perusal of these letters you te agree with me that itis not desirab 1¢ # FS 8 Ey 2fs & at the extra Very, resuectialiy KEW H.'GREEN, Comptrotier. To the above the: mayor rejoined as foliows: ent, City Hatt, Yous, May 5, 18/6. j reached ie too late to be’ answered before to-da i think, inerrorin the statement that, a referred toby me, were some of ve here‘otore been 1h the habit of counter If such warrants were there which arrived afer the ‘one mentioned im my | were a few warrants of a cixas whieh i | habit of receiving, end those | prompuy on. and returned (0 Zon zenurday ¢ Not accurate in remark thar “are of the class w! Yea eats withon tation oF eriticism.” has aged = is tod we Pa iy yoy papers, and that bad his ' been longer he focold bot have oubuitted to what u Dy the then methods of the Finance Department; Lam informed that tne late Mavor Havemey: understood w have desired to conform as le With Your pers ‘these things as compelling lam te druig: whieh the ia: lea, in my letier was inten against w bea me yesterday, without explanation Sareing, you eacios ‘copies of two, letere com gerning which I observe. firs: that ove of tuem is dated April @ and the o\lier April 12 There was certainly time | eBoush between those dates and the 4th of feforined me of the contents o! those | died me to call your attention vg.the fact as to have prevented the del ourse you have in thé Fire “quite agree with (you) thatit | le to ron the risk of disturbing the effi- ne operations of the Fire Department, in | ready to axaume the periorinance of § an be reasonably asked of me to ¥ of the Fire ur suy ober department u! the | same, pening: they were over | to Arnold, by me. Its trwe that, with a bundle ot papers | cgses of dry goods, Valued at $500. em bargiary blectad ta by me | chver stratagem. in office had if ic abot | - nt, to bis cell, bi ‘copsidered an oppressive burden imposed upon the | opligl oMfice yesterday and coolly asked warrant for $32, which had been made out to | his order two weeks ago. fore he had denied that he was the party to whom the warrant was due, he was told that if he could | wi rove that he Was after all the party to whom it Beton ‘a it would be given to him, Asin co the man accased of try- Deputy Comptroller Earle on Comptroller's for the urt the day be- The Corporation Counsel was visited on Satur- Itseems by men irom tne Department of ublic Works, wo told him that tn pursuance of | | tne resolution passed by the Board of Aidermen = nad been ordered to remove bis office eflects to the old chamber of the Board of Aldermen. Smich got his back up, retused to be ousted from vhe Staats Zeitung building 1D that kind of way and sent a long communication, protesting against | bis hasty removal, to Commissioner Porter. thas he sticks at present writing till the Alder- mex give Dim amp.e quarters, And AN IMPORTANT ARREST. Detectives King, Lyon and Wood, of the Central Office, yesterday afternoon arrested Joun Mahoney, alias Charlies Harrington, alas Jack Sheppard, on whose track taney bave been for some time past, whey strongly suspecting him of being concerned | tn several cases of grand Jarceny of recent occur- | | Fence. Among the many crimes with which be stands | charged and which, the police think, will bé fani- ened upon nim, are the following :— The scealing of a horse and team belonging to | Overton & Uo., of No. 34% Pine street, while the which contained at the time ope case of tooth brushes, Was standing in front of the Custom in reply famine ofeame | House. Stealing @ horse and truck containing tnree Constavie & U0., ceses Of tallow, the property of W. H. Diamond, Valued at $400; Siso & horse and team, belonging containing two fhe pricouer, it will be remembered, was the fiat Poms While ta tt street door, from Tday be bas Femained beyoud ibe poiice. : SHIPPING NEWS, ltichetsadifesioiconsaes man wo, while locked up in the ceus In the Ven- tril Office a little over a year ago on a charge acceeded in effecting bis escape by @ Calling Doorman Gaven, who | had charge of the prisoners im the Ueutral Depart- equested that oMcial (0 pur- m some cigars, giving him some money for doorman was outside, ing 0i# prisoner, Mahoney wrenched away tvo of the iron bars at the top of the cell door and ,7o / cawled through them. He then wi | large door leacing to the entry, whicn the door- | Bao had jocked when he went out, and awaited | bearrival. As that officer opened the door ior tection. my ba the bundve of some thousands of warrants | tenin oF | the doorman he rashed through it and out tke iked to the tue ciutcnes of OCEAN STEAMERS. MONTH OF MAY. ad the iabor of signing the extra warrants.’ | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE ror rus | ny now made apon ey government the uacspected demand you ha me if not whet | s wevoral mouths tees, atta Department bave been to master. or of some other employe who, appears, bas been | y upon there war- on houses to distribate And get roee(pts irom the persons named on the par is at hours when even Vitis Dave caused inconven- to the a have distarbed the efficienc i. that ‘and ately. But im doin not do exactly w law. provides * tor, stisching 10 the payroll of each company ‘Warrant payabie (in (he words of the law) tothe “fore- the com, the Fire be- we aribute the to the persons enitied to it In manner amd at which can be determined with proper regari to ran, of going to it staxe of sings sbould w r there be to that plao tor th ment! I vory much regret the ocea Jeter and would not bave teen compe! aM. Mayor, THE COMPTROLLER'S SIDE OF THE STORY. oy Rotterdam. City of Richmond andemM- | Repunitc. iverpool. «| Ketterdam 3. | Hamoure. ver bool | Liverpool. Laverpool. Liverpool "| Liverpooi.. Glasgow .. empnatia.. Bowling Green 2 Bowling Greem (62 broadway. '@ Broadway ‘ Bownng Green ® Broadway 5 Broadway 7 Bowing Green 2Bowling Greea 2 Broad wa’ 4Bowune Broad wa men. 29.| Glasgow ...i7 Bowung Green Be NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VE “BELS ENTER. In 4 statement prepared by Mr. Green for publi- | iwg THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New cation yesterday in reiauon to the warrants, BC | Yore Henato has adopted s distinguishing Coston night ways: The warrants for the pay of the firemen tor the month 4 April have al! been prepared by tne Finavce De- | parunent and signed by Compcrolier Green. and were Feady on ree ° be countersigned by Mayor Wiek- b remain unsiwned by that officer 16 we and Tatood ‘tha the prineipai difficulty in the mater ig the additional abor be im pused upow the ch fireman. 4 =| riment, and ped " of Con and satety ana continued t the close Mayor Wickham desired (hat another course than this should be adopted. Comptroller tireen, Jn oder w accommatate, ani contrary to Lisown ule b= ge the matier, acerded ww tne Wayor's wish, and | xperiment of he firemen in money was mace and has been for three months It iw found. ax the P Jent of ot the Finance rument, Bot Lo w return to the old mode of paying by section 2 ot the charter of 187 and cause would art ot partments, ) snd Fine sateguard to the Treasury. ‘The following are the letters alluded to by the - 2 ot “74 Fine Derarrener, ) ‘wamer Geo oF Naw Yore, Aprils, ih) | Mana pet tip mi age iq roarw i. Geass, Ce Srmptroliont— | Beamer Chesapeake, ia—The rules of FB de pod ire the mem md wlying bagie, U1 fret ae ers of tue amiormed do patrol duty and w jo. | & Ce. roect various iidings wi cher ship Magnolia (Br), oy Bromen=eew paymaster wi SiS permet csi thera ries which re. signal will Sun rises. Py | signa for use on board the Hxnato steam yacht show: ing while burning the colors rea, green, red, changing from ome tw the other in succession, and can be seen sev- eral miles distant, Captains of vessels upon seeing this oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Sar Persone desirous of communicating with vessels er, New York. oom Reta. CLEARED. Swawer Cube + Prane: not Georgia (Br), Knigh' | arriving at New York can do so by addremins to such vessels, care of Hmmaio news yacht, pier No I Fast | Letters recetved from ail j wor? and promptly delivered. Duply quired. rts of th are re- amanications of | | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. mM WATRH. -eve 820 eve 10 59 | PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 5, 1875. aftr Mariyn, Liverpool via Queens it, Glastow—Aas- Seamer abled, Whitehurst, Savannah—Root Low- Steamer Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quin- tard & Co. onnee, Regtiator, Doane, Wilmington, NC-W P Clas & Go. | Mteame: ently Ore hider, Reed, Baitimore—Old Do- mast ae Rion Richaras, Philadelpnia—James Bork Aue (Br), Goua Bark Agostine Felugo woven. Bore President Dat Give out Mane Totes fe of Wake aud ineon Veusease bo Lue van Coy ” yous oye & Ney Philadelphia—vames bone a F ames. W Caweron {ee wry—Be: ve 914) Bark 11S Jackson, Bacon, Cardenas—J fi Winchester Bark Josovhine (Br), West, Matansas—Hency & Par- omit $iten, Cg Montgomery, Truxillo and Omoa—Eg- ne fare “stewart, Weeks, St Thomas—miber & in ‘Adelle MeLoon, Pierce, St Johns, PR—Parsons & so itg George Gilchrist, Orcutt, Sagua ta Grande—Par- Sehr Rubinia (Br), fecord, StJohus, NF—F I Nevius & senr 8 B Rume, Wiggin St Johns, NF—Brett, Son & Sehr 8 ¥ Seabury, Trim, Jacksonville—Warren Ray. Schr Myrover, “‘— Chariesign—E vans, Hall & Co. Sehr J H Horton, Hickman, deet—St John & avery. Caan, Maaronae, Markland, New Haven—Delanoy & a fehy Henry Lemuel, Davis, New Haven—artwright Doyle. ann Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence—H W Jackson ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THR HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND UBRALD WHITKSTONS TRLBGKAPH LINK 0 J of f Ton 48 09, saw an ice~ same day, iat 42 46 6. anoth r iceberg: May 42.31, lon 31, Vaseed an Anchor sine s'eamer bound 3d, 9:2) AM. 504 miles east of Sandy Hook, scenmor eit), hence for Havre; 1:40 48) niles cast of Hook, steamer California (Br). hence for G rin (ie) Andrews, “Laverpool apni 2t-and nia oe 22d, with mdse d 469 passengers to F WS May 1, no lat, &c, passed steamer fothaia (Br) hence tor Laverpool: Sd,’ no lat, &o, sieamer City of Chester (Br), do for do. Steamer Colombo (Br), Purxett, Hull, via Routhamp: fon ADE 21, with mdse and 19 paisongers to C1. Wright 2: May d lat $6, j, lon 47, saw @ large quantity of lee- ce, Steamer Cimbria Ger), Brandt, Hamburg April 2 via Havre 2h, with mdse ‘and passengers to Kunhardt & ‘Steamer Rotterdam (Dutch), Janzeau, Rotterdam and Fiusbiog. Wty. 19, Seay mdse and seventy-one passengers ‘unch, sdye & Steamer Atnriqus,(Fr), Pourolz, Havre April 34, with mise ana 217 xo to a kenxie. Had strong weserly winds throuxbout; 28, lat 49 17, lon 38 Oy, passed ‘ane Michael Scott i ound east; 22h, lat 88, lon a Kuwian bark bound cast, showing signal letters RLOP: May 1, lat 43.08, lon 49 40, saw several ice- ergs, passing the last ones in lon 543), Andes (Br), Vorter, Sauvilla and Port-an- with indse and 44 passengers 5,9 AM, 30 miles Sk from & teary lightship, spoke rig Northern Home, of Can- , NS, from Pernambuco, for New York, disinasted fore reported), working toward the land under Jury masts; required no assistance. Rosier City ot Vera Craz, Denken, mavana wey if and passengers to F Alexandre & So ship Carricks (ot Workington), Carr, Manta! 1S days, & with hem = sugar, to order; vessel to G F Bulley, passed A Feb Cape, of Good Hope, March 10, and Grossed the Fquator, A 18, in lon 38 W, had light D winds cand cals most of the passage, April f, lat ® Bt ae lon 2017 W., sboke Dark Culd -¢ (lr), from Liverpoo! for Squique, ith, lat 1107 N, lon 47°89 ighalzed @ sieon bark bound West, showing signal’ with letters: NR Bark Mary Ann (of § Sheilas), Follett, Pasaverang, U6 days, with sugar to order, ‘Passed Cape of Good Feb 9 aud crosed “the equater March 9 In fon 24 Wi March 9, lat 0548. lon 3! IY W, exchanged | signals with a ship showing letters H hound south; lth, lat 027 N, lon 24 . Bs shio Boroda, trom Liverpool, for Calcutt Ath. at 0 STN, low 25 43 W, shi Meha buieshevar, ae Liverpool for Nag- same date, , nr potent from Calcutta: 1th, lon . Schanged signals with ao \Gark og DONE Sorters 4 DM W, bound south: April 27, iat 33°26 N, lon 6 13 W, spoke brig KM Helton, from Messina for Boston, anger 4 jury masts. The M A auchored at Sandy Hook ior Bark Europa (of Edgartown), Baker, Sydney, NSW, 105 days, with wool, &c, to KW Onmeron, Passed Cape are Feb 19 and crossed ‘the equator March 7, in lon 38 nas lat 25 25, ton 50, spoke sehr Nellie steer- bs tags W Rosevelt, Harriman, Hované faye with sugar to Rubira & « o:' vesse! to James B Ward & pe a greed (of Bath), Moanttort, artonas® days order; vessel to Marcus ‘Hunter & ( Lye Halifax, LO Hark Ella Voso. cir new. 88 fons), NB, 7 days, 1m ballast to J F Whitney ueen of the Fleet (of Bridiora), Witheridge, mdse to Howland & Aspin- Brig Passed the ( Colombo January 16, with wall; vessel to Bowril pf Good Herel Marek Band crossed I in lon #0 W rmada Noril 26, renee we ith Hear Gul ot py thea. from 8) ‘ith eee? a: Merch Tat Pas fon ies aes loatta, all wells a verpoal for Cal Tigh ach AD Henderacn, from Ket Das for St Kitta + Blo, Janeiro, Feb 27, via Uamp- i coffe fee to G Amsinck & Co. | vee ‘oased (he equator April 26, in lon 41. z New York (Itai), Amado, Castellamare, March 5 to order; vessel to Funch, Edye & Co ‘entanr, Stanley Cardenas § days, with surar to Renaud, Francoise & Co; vessel toMarcus Hunter & ene matt Reaell, Porter, Marigoane, 1 days, with } 1 to G Weasels: vessel Rohr Ss Ht Sweet (ot Ns). Dunn, St Orolx 14 esselto DK De days wish sugar wo Roche Bros & Co; Wolt 4 Co. Schr Lavina Reft (of Brook Haven), Aldrieh, Baracoa li days with Gruit, tolJ Madge; vessel to Van Hrunt ro8. i" behr NH Barrows, Taylor, Virrinia. Rehr 0 I Booth, Bonnett, Virginia. Schr HT Wood, © Sebr ME Turner, Schr JJ Merrttt, C Senr Jonu Tway. | Tadiua Views Schr Excel, Ladium, V! nk | sehr Mary © Duncan, Dencan, Virginia, Fen Snow Flake, Brown, Virginia for New Haven. four B 1 Morris, Kdlcoty, Balismore tor New Haven. gr Hark Giaseppe Aecame (Ita), which arrived Ist and ponerse at sandy Hook, came up to the city “PASSED THROUGH HELu GAT& ROUND SOUTH. ®teamer Franconia, Pragg, Portland for New York, | with mdse and oasseniers (od ¥ Amos. Beamer hee geen Young, Proviaence tor New York, with mdse aud passengers. Bark ‘Grad Karlovaz eae, Ginst!, Alexandria, E, via New Haven tor New to Behr E A Hooper, Hovper Boston for New York. Bene alnomak. Rockland tor Sew York, with K Brown, | UNSur Jacob Raymond, Perkins, New Redford far-new ken Wm Woodall, Allen, New Haven for New York. Sen: Providence for New York. went! van "vaiconer, Wilsca, Souwmport for New Schr LMarkle, Lynch, New Haven for New York. Sehr Angier, Besse, Wareham for New York, with tron ‘olive dames H Hoyt, Lyons, New Haven for Balts- Sehr Lucy Charch, Taree, | Providence ff, New York. neor Maria Lavina. Northport for New York. Fan W H skinner, 51 nner, ‘w Haven tor mache Sarah Elizabeth, New Haven for Sew York. rebr © 24 Raker, Murray, New Haven tor New York. Sehr RS Dean, Macomber, Taunton for New York. Fehr & Flower, Huvvara, Portiand tor New York, with stone to ord Sehr ‘escort Hawking Rrideeport for New York. Senr Chas ti Northam, Cook, Portland tor New York, ‘With stone to order. Senr Cohamet, Jones, Behr BR Pitts Walker, Sobr Chiet, smith, N Schr Dart, William, Stamtord tor New BOUND BAST. Fi waa Chesapeake, Mangum, New York tor Port- heamer Botivar_ Geer, New York for Norwich. Senr H P Hallock, Hallocs, New Yorx tor Huntington, fenr L O Wells, Kelsey. Hoboken for Hartford. Sehr Daisey K Parkuurst, Perkhorst, Philadelphia for Boston. Sehr Jobn Stockham. Hart Hoboken for Providenee. sehr Varne (Br), Bonnell, New York for stJona aud Fredericton, NB. Sehr Niantic, Murray, New York for Tannton. Benr Kim Park, Griffin, Hoboken for Providence. Kehr Loun, Habte, Kondout ior Somerset eor J W fish, Crowley, Weehawken tor Boston, Sehr Bela Peck, Avery. Newburg for New London. chr Wm 0 Lrish, Tirrell, Hoboken for Providence. Behr § Wright, Hart Hoboken tor Providence tebr Jeddic. Chadwick, New York for Portland. Schr New Zealand, Simmons, Rondout for Round Pond, ‘Sehr Kate Mitchell, Mciean. New york tor Bath. a a Fn Herbert, Crowell, Hovoken tor Provi- jen | OScive Carrie % Hix, Hix, New York for Portsmouth. | Sehr Richmond, Jordan. New York for Boston. fe Senr J M Freeman, kldridge, New Yorks tor New Bed- ford. senr Uroana, Weeks, Ioboxen for Providence. Senr Lake, Kogera, New York tor Van versport. SAILED, Steamers Cuba (Br), for Liverpool via Queenstown; Btave of Geor, Glasgow; Ashianas =: Regulator, George W Elder. Bald More : lac; Cholula (Br), nan te North American, ‘San Francisco; M: ‘aquolia (wr). Bre: Geo men; barks Rosa’ (Swe), Kiga; Sereue. Montevideo: FP Lawrence (ital), Genoa: Susan A’ Bl bog AHS wa; MW Brew, Clenfuegos; Cortese (Ital), Hockboims fila Bara Br) tamore; brig Dat Trowortd OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Newront, Ri, Mey 5, 1875 Brig Chas Miller (of Winthrop, Me), Capt Dockendorf, with a cargo of ice, trom Boston for Gaivestom, arrived | here this afternoon in distress. She left Boston oa Fri- | day last, and daring the heavy wesieriy gale of Sanday night sprang aleak. To the constérnation of the captain the pumps were found ali choked up with the sawdust in which the lee was packed, and nothiag could be done witn them. Accordingly, holes were cut throagh the 108, and by bailing Gay and night she was kept afloat. There were ten pamengers on board, who were also obliged to assistin bailing. She has now six feet of water in her hold, and one pamp procurea shore is kept constantly at work by s double crew. vemel is instred. she will be brougnt j on Gravelly Point, inner Rarbor, "ae soon se'the wind goes dow: er Petrel, Robbins, from Calais for orders, arrived ius head of bowaprit carr | fe Vr red ot “p ied away by collision MARITIME MISCELLANY. Ba See eabie news We are indebted to the purser of the steamer City of Vera Cras, trom Havana, for (avors Snir Kine OF Ataunta (Br), Sinith, from Philadel | Ee ae, mae at Flushing May | le a ore, feet of wate hold, fad jetisoued 118 casks 0 ey et fare St Lawnewor (Br). op ie fr for Queenstown. which put into Acaputco, (easier the leak, and resumed ber voyage Apri; * Bane EH Kiwowan, from Howland's sland for Liver. Ly ae »feporved): and bene Feb 16, im lat 5 manera, Stu! from, 2 ‘whie! por into Tiavana May Sas “ns eant Pf ~~ Sewn MAvarm—A sarvey has vo 5 PR, with « ret ut ato pore ia dis ‘a aie cced jer itait are to ol ae Port and from the |" Bonn Fi. Laworn, Tayl New York foi James Riv ut ta ko inet ea a distress, having lost foremast head and jibboo! uall om Sunda: while beating up the James ity , While soln up harbor she collided with another vessel, but neither sus tained much injury. Sone Gusce! y sreR, from Cardenas for Philedetphn, before bys ede hore on Limicum isiand, was got night of ay 8 ail right. sprung bowsprit, Senn P. ERO, and split bails, foun Magar A Fu Sour Harrie Ro: ashore at Vineyard Sonn We Mazycu, May ing ville tor turned trom nei steamer Dauntless wet through yet. Sypwer, there b Jobn © Tiuton, of 8 NOTICE faking imtsiatory sf oc otticer on West Coast Scone Soursern Orrv g ia for New York. witi vape Henlopen Lixbt Buty u Her crew consisted of Are sapposed to be Tost. Locke, at Philadelphia, from Caibarien, wos 16 days north ot Hatwras with bad Seun Lizzie Mavi Senl), New York, which put Pleted repairs aud resi FRICA, WEST COAST. The following information, relaung to a West Coast of Atrica, has been received dore Sir William N. W. Semu Martz A Hano, from Cedar Keys for Portiand, at Vineyard Haven 4th, experienced heavy weather Folios. from Abe ost stern, Coie durlag a svsre all or whom is OF Orisfie! ve persons, weather; 10st from Brunswick, Qn., for to Savannah in distress, Com- ned her voyage yesterday (0th). 8K, Which was below Boston 4th inst leaking, has proceeded to Weymouth. from New York, before reported Haven, hus been gotten off and aE- rived at Portland Sth inst a from New York for James River, for a cargo of oysters, arrived at Nortolk May 3 ‘with joss of tlying jib, foresail and mainsail, 4—Senr D M Anthony, before re- rock at Georgeto wn aad spring- ing leak, having been repaired, was launched frow the ways here to-day, and agaia sailed for Georgetown, Fastvort, Me, May 6—Sehr T W Allen, from Dennis. Providence (umber laden), is Eastport A cutter will assist ner to-night, Ponr av Basaui Bi MayS—A seatin; jr ‘ashore near schooner just ro- ving spoxen tl Rocks reports ri 28; going Bird Knocks, near ahead slowly through tne ice. The Captain says the ive 48 very heavy ne he docs not think the steamers can wey, © B, May 5—Schr Stronza, Mantel, from Hali- tax for Cow Bay and Sydney, sirack'an iecbery ot Gab- arouse, Saturday night, and The crew was picked up and brought wo Mainadien, sunk halt an bour afier, Launonep—At Haverhill, May 1. a fine modelled ves- sel (name ae eee gt, 230 tons, old measurement’, built nson, ot Newburyport, tor Mr of avertiiL The schoouer has one ot Capt Willeby’s patent keels. TO MARINERS. A US revenue steamer is now in the Machias River, tep towards the erection of a hight: Biso a steam fog whistle on Rock light will bea wooden frame, filled in with brick, and surmounted by aires. el light of the second order. |AILING DIRECTIONS. rtion of the rom Comuno- Hewett, KN, KCB, VO, senior of Africa, 1874:— Ganoon Kiver.—The remarkable trees on the summits | of mounts Bouetand Bautin are no loner distinguish- | able, being Qheoursd by the surroun ling forest growto, Penciope Pass—The Caraibe wad sou.east banks On ortheast side of tained at Ball tlood, Mouche Hank, ont staft ant flag. about 5 miles Gee of Pougara Voint is bands. Directions—On api on Mouche bank from a distance. On pros eding thr | Moue! ans ere age. seen. this ANNO Bow Ist.anp—The erehorege aie Bom Ij and a envy swell in 1875, from the lighthouse, Upon examination 634 to 5 fathoms until ie 8 magnetic. i sit to crn ceed tor Cumberland New Orleans, April 13, Jenny (Ger), ta (or). Apri taal jens Park Olastee, Bab, Aon yn Bark raved ‘Ucean, phia. March ¢ of G Bark Ruv; ropean Eastern ‘vessels trading with Captains arriving Mediterranean ports Bensen, New Urieans. Greve. New York. Arrived Sd, barks de: Baltimore. New York. Callao. for London Bremen; Dover, Han Arrived in the Dow: terson, New Orieans nied), and proceeded River. ew York. Guovensten, May video. Harruxroot, May Porter, New Yorn. Jow); bark Charl leans: Anna (Nor), Gr), Brodie, United York. Philadelphia. United States. Littie, Baltimore. York. Mataca—Arrived, Orieans goula. Quenmstows, May jumbo, New York. © a red conical buoy wrt On roundiug the southeast bank buoy at a distance of about 70 yards several depths « is marked on its northern side | that the flag on the buoy Is 1s not good, as the bottom is rocky. sets tn froin the southeast vec.as Bearmigs magne uc. The German Consul at Cape bark Johannes & Kmilie, of which is not Jaid down on the charts, bearing W close to the rocks shown on the chart off the from the hore. when 2 2fainoms, with the Satled from New London M. cin the Atlantic for Steamer Arbitrator (Br) eckson, & lat a7, ton March It Yat Sis, lon Jon'so W. Sark ol bus erp,” Dest, May 5—Arrived, ships Jo! New Orleans for Reval; Ireshope Br), Bailie, New York Peneiope pass, arecach marked by staf and bal’. | 5 fathoms were ob- by ITM» spiteful, in, October, 1874. no sourhw: st side of Penelope pass, J, Diack can-buoy with From, the baay, fongara point peare Bis Notice to Mariners, No 5 of ater Bank, ou the south aie. of Pansiope Fete, is marked on its northern side by a balck conical Oy. Pongara Point—The Funnel beacon on the extreraity painted black and white horizontal proaching Gaboon River the bnoy ould be sighted, bearing in mind small and not easily seen ough Penelope Pass after passing Fed buoy# mark the port and black the | starboard side of the chaane! ron pilots {o be obtained off Gabon River, neither do any appear necessary. Painor’s isLanp—West Bi: the old fort and ‘the | merly used a¥ marks for anchoriuy, are no longer to ve a pow supplies of any kind can be obtained at @ safe ant ‘ouse of Roca- niet anchor ‘erreira, for- ariauon, aes 10 min westerly AFRICA—WEST COAST—CAPE PALMAS ROAD—REPORTED DAN- omna. pee reports that the bare. Struck a rock by N of the locality 6 fathoms were found cape, th thea 14 miles from the rock: e depth decreased Sacer 4 ‘hthouse bearing about Variation, 19 deg 40 min westerly in WHALEMEN. 5, bark Nile, Spicer, to months aud thea to pro- Iniet. SPOKEN. from Liverpool for tat 59, Lo anges nhp cs ‘oF Dublin Br, tall, from, Portia 0, for ‘4 ook April @, 4) miles WHW ot = Gi trom — from New vie Bordeaux for 8an Francisco, York for Singa- ibider, from Havre tor Savan- dae from Messina for Puiladel- b i 3, bomnd west, April 15, lat aebec, from Java for Falmouth, under jary topmast, March 4, lat 18 42 8, lon 422 W, wh Steael (ie) trom West indies for Boston, April 26, Li nie EB Pickering, from Philadelphia ror Car denne Apri, Tat 38 lon aa ebr Chas & Fink, trom New York for Port Limon, April 35 in: 1. ion 63" atte ia tom CA 5, maar for Baracoa, April 26, Bohr Mattie A Hand, from Cedar Keys for Portian Aprii Chincoteague. veel cod NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAIN @ Merehants, shipping agents and shipmasters are in- formed that by twlegraphing to the Herauo London Burean, No 46 Fleet street, or to the Paris oMfcs, No3 Rae Scribe, the arrivals at and departares frem Ko ports of American and all foreign tho United States. the same will bo cabled to this coantry free of charge and publishe 4, at and sailing from French and will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Ausrmanaw, May S—Arrivea, bark Nornen (Nor), Jor- Awrwrar. May 5—Sailed, steamer Angost Andre (Belg), Balled 34, ship Cambridge (Br), Hill, Valparaiso. John Kills (Br), Johnson, Montevi- jth, Montreal (Br), Coaideet. Naltimora Bureto.. May 4—Arrived, bark Brothera Thurston, Salled Sth, steamer Great Western (Br), Windham, Canpurr, May 4—Sailed, ship Forest (Br), Armstrong, Patten, Wyman. Arrived 4th. barks Ocean (Ger), Gerdes, New York for d, Charieston for Hamburg. ns Sth, sehr Jefferson Borden, Pat- @efore reported with crew muti- for Lond Dus.n, May 6~Arrived, ship Alexandre (as), Ball iatsone, May 3—Arrived, ship Harry Morse, Wyman, New Orleans tor Reval. Fuserwoon, May 4—Sailed, bark Sandemanden (Nor), Larsen, United States. Power, May ¢—Satled, bark Lochee (@r), McLoughlin, S—Arrived, brig Celina Stanford (tal), Allegro, New Tork. Grascow, May +—Sailed, bark Dirigo, Staples, Monte. 4—Arrived. park Geo W Jones (ir), Haven, May 4—Arrived, ships Borneo, Shaw. New York; Francis P Sage, Urquhart, New Orleans (ee be- Fr), Blondel, Charleston. Arrived 34, barks Auguste (Ger), Von Harten, New Or- Gannefsen, New York; Australia (Nor), Evensen, New Orleans; Emilie (Swe), Bugge, a0; brig Mississippi (Ital), Figari, do. Sailed 34, bark Mindet (Nor), Beck, United States. Hawaura, May 3—Sarled, bark Edmond Richardson Livenroot, May 6—Arrived, barn Albina, Daggett, New Sailed 4th. bark Unanima (Br), Nickerson, Vancouver Island; 6th, 7PM, steamer Abbotsiord (Br), Delamotte, Lompor, May 4—Arrived, barks Represso (Ttal, Fer. raro, Baltimore; Brevis (Nor), Larsen, Pensacola; brig Typhon (Nor), Thomesen, Wilmington, NG. Limeaicn, May ¢—sailed, bark Formosa (Br), Brows, Loxpoxpanny, May 4—Arrived, bark Village Belle, Lronons—Salied, sohr Jas Ford, Small, New York. Manseutes—Sailed, brig Rachels (tal, Cacace, New brig Andres (Nor), Klavenes, New Maserna—Satied, sehr § P Tharlow, Tabbitt, Cubs. New Hoss, May 4—Salled, bark Prince Alfred (Br), Morton, United States. Nawres, May 3~Arrived, bark Libra (Nor), Jost, Pasea- 5—Arrived, bark Edmand Phinney, Bacon, $an Franciseo Also arrived 6th, ship Trevolyn (Br), Loftus, San Pra cisco; Darks Nenuphar (Br), Waiker, Portland, 0; Th mis (Nor), Andersen, New Orieaas; Laisa O (ital), Ca- Arrived 4th, steamer Parthia (Br), Watson, Boston for Liveroook Srurmampron, May b—Arrived, steamor Weser (Ger), W/lligerod, New York for Bremen. 4 i Seemeriiet: bark Taria Topan, Hathorne, Bos- Loxpow, May $—fehr Pamlico, Strech, from Qneens- town for Chicago, betore reported spoken dismasted, has Again been spoken returning under jurymasts. Ship Francis P Sage, Urquhart, which arrived at Havre yesterday from New Orleans, was on fire, but the flames were extinuuished atter some little damage to cargo. Bark Ariea (Br), Nerbert, from New Orleans tor Havre, hag been spoken in lat42, lon 52, having been shghly damaged by ie, FOREIGN PORTS. Acaruico, April 7Sailea 4 snip St Lawrence (Br), Johnson (trom San Fran @ leak), Queenstown Hor grr ico having stopped es port \ rh 12, baric . Malmquist, tor Valparaiso, to sail pause ase as cpap Bannavos, April 20—In port ‘Schr Hattie & Giles, from Nortotk, BwRMUDA, April 29—In py rig TH A Pitt (Br), for Hamilton, for Turks t Boston, Ie; sehrs Addi Ly Islands, tS at tor Shite: states? arthur Bist More , tor Boston, ( rom Pihianelpnin, nerivelt Soh Shera os ete niatputasy Abril 23— arrived, sehr Fit Baird, Mayhew, ed 38th, sehr Fimma F Tf 1. Matanza Calnautan Ap ener yet te aa Walk Havana sehrs Minnié, Bopper, do; uate Vinge. Bernard, «i Cianruxcos, April 27—Arrived, senr Eyadne, M Savana-la-Mar; Ma 2, brig Star, Cook, Kingston, Ja. Suiled 2%, sour Singpe Bo), Foote, St John, NB; bark Pt je Bost hs Cow I cae sy wired, sonr Alpha. Boston. aramn ‘OINT, the ‘steamer Prussian (Br), ay Lb trom Liverpool Wes Quebec, passed Maltane at capo y S—Arrived, steamer Olympia (Br), Youns, New York. GENOA, April 28—Arrived, brig Pedro Maristany (Sp), Oliver, Mobile (not ar t Barcelona) Guaxtaxgxo, April 2:—Sailed. schr Mabel F Staples, walt ons Kay 2 arived soworth NG KONG, ver revious, bark Ellsworth, Wass, Newcastle Now, i AVANA, April 2 Arrived, brig Grace Andrews, Amirews Caranth; 204), sehr Roswell, Hurlout, StJoun, a Matanzas: May 4th, bark Jas k Bretk Gibson, Liverpool; brig GA Cronen, (Br), Martin. Philadelphia. jailed 25th, bark Mary G Reed, caibarien: p. Urig Hattie S shop Sinton: Sagua ark Spoccwell (Br). Tower, Baltimore gprs Armia th (in, ee north of, Hattergs: ardenas; h, © Hume, north ofa cr icldlbey n port—May 1. hark fegina Tolck, Ray, for New York, 14g; V nostra Nenora de tos ‘Angeles (Span, Ramirez io. do: brigs Sarab Wallace (Br), Armstrong, north of Hat feras; Sportsman. Blanchard, do, do: schirs Mi Lyon, Stephens ; Agnes J Grace, Smnaile: Godfrey and F A server, Cordery, do, do: Seribner, Smith, for NewYork, do? Clara W Elwell, Long, for Philadelphia, do; B F Farnham, prewster, do, do, ahd others une, i Leos May 4—Arrived, brigs Bertha (Br), Maya- | ue (Br), Dodd, New York for st Jolin Jon W Bartlet Ol Sth, steamer Caspian (), Trocks, mores sche 1 § brlages Canario, New ¥ Sallod Sth, schr Grace Davis, for Baltimore (before re- Ported sailed 1st) Livenvoot, May 3, 11 PM—Arrived, steamer Inaia (Br), Harris, 8t John, Mowtuvipko, May 1—Arrived previous, sbip Glad Ti | dings, British Channel. MIRAGOANR, April Wilson, for New York Mayaavrz, April from Philadelphia, lowing ior’ New ‘Arrived 224, scht itt Crocker, Harding, Savannan, Matanzas, ‘April 28—Arrived, brig Josefa Irae, New York; 28th. sehr Emma ¥ Hat, Har a8: May 4 | AY, x Young, In port, brige WD Andrews, Golidinder. for Boston, do ir JW rown, Kane, vira, St Thomas. Annie it Storer, Adams, New York: 74 bark (inion, pore Fi Pattadelphia ft b—arrive: meamer Kodiak, "Hattiax for Montreal: schta, Leading | Star, St John, 'NB, for Pi FA Smith, Beverly ior Grand Banks! Champion, New Fork tor Charlestow: Greyhound, Gloug: ter for Cape Nort St Croix, April 2i—In port brig Neitie, Higgins, for New York'same day Jaco, April 20—Arrived, brig Qtter (Br), Pringie, Baltimor Siraits of Canso, | = ¢. Sailed 2ist, schre Frank Atkins, Atkins, Trinidad or | Cientuegos; Emma 0 melt, ree rarnagse, | ‘Siaua, April 25—Arrived. schr J , Sam- bri Daraennes asth, brig Hattie s iitnop, cos ie “utied 4th, soar money Smith, Tooker, north of 0. Hatteras; an; May & Dale, Pier May 5—Arrived tecr, Boston, ir VYolun Cleave oe, ted Lizzie G, ‘and | Elta Olitton, Boston. OTORIA, Arrived, bark Gen Uhwuzy (Ger), Rowell ‘San Franciscs, psOR, May 4—Arrived, schrs Almeda. Pom- Bertha J Fellows, and Annie, « B C Thomas, Mes oth, Mary Wells: Me. hrs “Thomas Watt, New York: Luoly A “Alexand B Gerrish, Quebec; MB d Leeinaer,” Mahony, Baltimore. [Par Sreawen Crry oF Pants.) taARpnomian, April 19—Sailed, Anita Owen, Upton, Ma- ae Antwerr—Salled from Plusning Roaas I8th, Israel, ‘Tanttn, Wilmington, NC. “ah¢ ALknia, Apri 12—Sailed, Flora Goodale, Goodale, St Thomas. Axarmupam. April —Soiled, Melbonrne, Burns, Syd. B (vetoro reported eaited frou 1exel 18th tor New York. and was off Dungeness 1st venue April 10—-aued, C oi bushnell, yisiinow, April 18--Arrived, Naworth, Wilber, San Fanci Buxwen, April 19—Arrived, Nurnberg ), Jaeger, Balti- more. Satied 18th. Farsburg, | Buhiken, New York; Mynheer, | Mayo, New Tesnow, Wilmingto id returned to the ro 19th); bniand, Jansev, New Orleans: Ciara, Kruse, Philadeipbi 4 (Bauentons, April 15—Arrived, Carmen, Battle, ar} CAaxaxakvON, April 19—Sailed, Walton, Williams, St John, NB; uth, Irene, Perry, Quebec (not United States, ead April 2i—Arrived, Windermere, Mano, Philadephia. ae HJeatinn Hilton, Off Beachy Head 19th, Athena, Beltmer, from Balti- more, for Bremen, Doman, Aprii 2t—Cloared, Rdwin, Boden, Baltimore. eats Al ‘de, Bariaby, from Grimsvy, homas; Lydia, Perry Savannah, ‘tor Reval. Grovexstex, April 2i—Arrived, Minna, Boese, Darien. Gunrvoax, “April 21—Sailed, fod, “hiriie, "Rasbura, ‘ben ne OGENGA: April 18—dArrived, Aralda, Tarabocchio, New ne Mavnx, April 19-Arrived, Seaforth, Eason, No Cleared. 19th. Maggie L Garvill, Bishop, Delaware; Mth, Geo Henry, Gardner, Yarmouth, NS balled isth, 4 ie. a, Anderson Sydney, CB; 19b, Horeoware Bound, ma! hg Bassons, Avril Dc Arrive |, Riopsock @), Fischer, Batied 18th, Ciovbria (s), Brandt, New York. Batled (rom Caxhaven Isth, frederiek Weyer, Kriege|, Philadelphia. Livenroot, April 20—Sailed, Glen Gran Max cot Charleston) ; 1 J, ‘Southard, Jobe, © B; Zlat, Caspian Oo, Trocks, waltimore vi i im Queen sown 230); Mat. Erin (w, Webster, well, Williams, Cardenas, ao leared inet, ‘emma. Laswell, eydney, ‘April 2-Sailod, LM De Vebber, Wright, DB, toot Demeraray, } | 20—Faseed, W J Hatfield, Tooker, from | staat, a Philadelphia, ia Rooms 5 Bax, March L—Arrived, J A Brown, Greenish, ‘a ORENSTOWN, April 20—Sarled, Rogate, North Americ: . Loch Ure, Murdock, D vali. Horrmnnau, Apri W—Cleared, Gustatva, Larsen, Lent, | SeLo8, April 2l—Sailed, Mary A Marshall, na. 7 Nazarux, April 17—Sailed, Abraham Lincoln, Altin, | Srecti, April 16—Arrived, Prociosa, Jacobsen, New ba wemcepm, April 17—Arrived, Indiana, Kroger, philadelphia. | York, April 18Sailed, Cetverti Dabrovacki, New | ‘or Wa ve he apron, Nehion. do. Libertas, Wikander, Baluimore (aot as borore reported), 19—salled, Axrrmur, April 9—The Kone Onrl from New York, tained on|y som mage Ri - Collision ‘with the The casually wok place Sitne Beart on the ob or Api ‘mnroot, April 20—Thne Vale of N! se aereiciiek in wish of Tusker Loan Yast tug Liverpouil, wk Feotiand, from San Francisco, nigut The cargo is ‘being LJ Giscitarges rapialy. AMERICAN PORTS. ALBXANDRIA, A, wey Arrived, schr J H Bodwell, George Sailed— chrs Rate, J Robinson, | pel Providence; J J spencer town; getown), hostel rived, schrs H Atwood and Bunma 0 Troin Virginia; Jou M Bail Cahoon, do; Nii Des- eet ileree, doy ‘rweniy-One: Friend pitt 4 Darks J 1 Wiekwire eaten Catba rien; Ada Pdoutd, Merrit, Fria tor hatanzas: brigs M Graven Portau-Pri Alice “Tarleion la, Ander! i altie, New vee Garibel Nek do, via Kenne- ye Warks ‘Gaspee, and Sarah 8X00; 1d sails aart sors ith for orders nichard Wants: weg a Sark’ Risito (hr ia met ebre al nders. pea Ny Nymph, Dow, ‘providence: amen ine iil hin Cherub, Layman, ‘ine a rea rte Parker, Braeket!, Rio Janeiro; cons 0 Wolsey. Bille, Hew Vorrs ps is, Ob Far. neared st om ay Clark, Rg ror ah. in Wasa jie Har iat mee. ovidence ; tay Oliver, eine bares Torryparn (Br, Demerara; ars alee pe ‘Hoare, San Pietro and St barks Anto (Ras), Ao Sa urore Bex harem, dos jay 2, Say eatrived, bark, J 1 Rowers, Hark: er Pr ceton, Wells, Brook! tel ini, ru “i Fy ry ‘ban oe + ale ; sebr Bawd Ly init mere omens atthews, gy vol | Snow, ladelphia; Tg” heres i pg | | 28th, 3 | { i pliadelphiay absense! | New RL do; Joseph P Ross. | Crane, 2 | yard aven (where | T Howland, Rowian: ua; dey 7 ‘FGusiwan, W BATH, May $—A zzieet ieee: Baltimore Fo Condon. Cor LT A Sailed—Schrs Chas 4 Arrived tches' J Adams, Nokerson “i te sa ailod:’ sehr Ocean pea BRISTOL, May 3--Arrived, schrs BW Godfrey, Bi Pg D © foster, Pedrick, ieooken" 4 Providence. CHARLESTON, May 2~Sailed, schr Ann E Valentine, Potter, Jucksonville. Arrived, ‘amer Fanita, Howe, Pnilaaelpma; sehrs Stephen Morris, do; Harmona, Rockport; f ar- ris, Kirk, ‘ork, Ralled--Sietmer UJ Poley, Donnell, Baltimore, 3, May 1—Arrived, schr MN iaven, Collins, chr Chas H Fabens,, Ki FORTRESS NONROE, May S—Passed out. bare Preciosa, Kong Sverre, Reform, Carrie, and Berth: brigs Kieanor udley, GS Berry; schr Minnie G Lo. 5 bark and brig. aL RLV Muy 4—Arrived, schrs J B Clayton, M /€ Mifilin, ana Ney. Balled--chr Isabel Alberto. GALVESTON, May 4—Arrived, schr Geo Svaley, Blohm, New Orieans. Sali a—steamer, Wolivar (Br), Doherty, New Orleans; sehr Jos Souther, Pensacola. Pd Te be May 4—Arrived, schr A Hayes, Smith, Hoboken for Bost INDIANOLAL | it 29—In port schr Washington, Hans sen, for New York, lig. ay S_Arrivea, steamer Geo W Clydo, Pennington Galveston tor Now Yore cand proceede: NEW ORLANS, May 1—Arrived, steamer Hudson, Gager. New ork. bth—Arrived, steamer W P Clyde, Bienen ny pore d—Stemer Rappahannock ‘West Vigilats, Fulton. Liverpool sens Fred Dunbar, Gow nora, Ruatan R's Locke, Bonacca, urnwest Fass. May o—Arrived, bark Pradente dal), Parrinello, Palermi 1. io Kvangeline Br), Liverpool; barks Emm» (ial), Barcelona; Yarra ra (Nor), bette A es inate Sorelle (Italy, Barcelona. Bator, Koy Wert ship Mariborough (oni uy ny aker, Koy West. ship Marlborough (Hr), for Liver put to'sea this morning, raising. (ie. blogiad | Boutre “the seamer Yazoo is atill on the bar wit chinery disabled. she will return to the hf for oe NOKFOLK, May S—Arrived, bark arrinigtou, Parker, Baltimore; echrs wt Byri forte Maree! does: Harry Landell, ‘Taylor, New fork, tor J james ere] Win Mazvck, Nelson: do, fof do Geo Misses H A Av wood, Haskell, Rockport; Clara Merrick, Smith, New Snyrha, Flas Harriet Lippincott, Smithy Yankee Doow obinson; Mary R Hall, John i Galleway, Anuile 8. vi } a aFe Row Yor! ‘Sailed, ‘simon F Finnestere (Br), Turvey (trom i , ou. pion), omits mp! shes Howat, W Robin. EWS URY! May 3—Arrived, Randall, Mayagu PH (ost foretopmnas son, Waples, Putladelphy Atrived—Brig Julia ¥ Carney, Park, Boston—to loa: for Mayaguez, Pi; schrs astra (Br) Edward Lameyer, Reed, Mayaguez, do Dy. Wilcox, dodo: Kendrick ish, Ryder, hustern River, Va: JG Babe ia; 'Billow, Kondout) Helen M ¢ Pastade iphia, NEW Be. DrOnD, “wey Dodreived, scar A Heages’ Baltimore. ‘Sal ellie Brown. Philadelphia or! nerd, New Yi Arrived, schrs Jas English, out Fell, Nickerson, Somerset for New Joseph P Noss Hathaway, Taunton tor do; Mans . New York tor Dennis. paiiled—Senr A Haminoad, Goldthwaite, Baltimore fox Porita Ke es sare Abel W Parker, Dean, Fall River for New ¥ naied, schrs Expedite, Rackett,"New Fork} Hata Clittord, Providence tor do: Native, Deharty tarriot Fuller, McDougal. Providencé r ‘ost, Rockland fordo; WP Sustiings Eravidence for Nevame; 8: Lave, Felte York ior Yarmouth; Abel W Parker, Dean, Fi Yors; Island City, Allen, Gloucester tor ‘sin—Arrived, brig Miller, Dockendorf, Boston for Galveston ( Miscellany). se NEW LONDON. May 4—Arrived, brig Wm Robertson, w York, to finish loading for Porto Rico; sehr Ww MeCobb do for Providence. wee nated. brig uienora (Br), Day (from Porto Rico}, jew Haven. NEW HAVEN, May 4—Arrived, brig Bandas gyi Jones, Ponce; schrs twilight, Robeson, and oy Baltimore; A I Graham, New Vork! an Jobnson, Richmond. PASCAGOULA, Ape 2—Arrived, bark Robert Swe), Akermarg, Martiniqa oygleated Bark ‘Alvett (Nor), Andersen, Rocholort Trance). May Arrived bark Catherine (Swe), Remmansson, New Orleaus. PENSACOLA, May 30—Arrived, ship Malabar ee “Sisared—culp. Troe ( ), B Ape ieare ip. Tiros (Nor), Bragen, Purvis, aestgriands eT mark); barks Magnolia (3h), Mann (Ger), Deuwch, Bidetord; schr Henry Parkes, ewis, Prov dence, PORT ROYAL, 80, May 5—Arrived. schr ka Emily, MeCobb, Charleston, to load lumber tar Bee “Hiittapenenta, May 4—Arrived, steamers Pen vania, Harris, from Liverpool 2ist alt, via Qi Ww Ths) kh © Bid. earce, New York; brigs Abi : Ciiftora, 81 sdith, Mablman, Arecib pero (Br), Locke, Caibarien: iL, Hersey, Cogati wea; & A De ilar Driscoll; W a Gibson, ge are atanzas. Clcared—Steamers Kenilworth, Prowes, Liverpool Florida, (rocker, Providen , ,Waelden, my AC stumne: Warren, New. yon p Britush Quee: (Br), Masters, Antwerp; bark Geletswala (Gen, ¥ hs Cobenayen. Also cleared, bark Vesta, Gunde, yd & orders$ gels HF Blaisdell, Coggins, H ‘Mair & Cranmer, Coon st Satled St amers ‘hattiomake, for Hoboken, and Arica, for Boston. Newcastie, Del, May 5AM—Br bark Anna M Rich, from Leghorn, passed tip at 7 50 AM. in tow. schrs Adair ¥ Bonney, lor aod Emma B Shaw. paswed down last evening. PM—Bark Valpeni (Ital), trom paeuee eruas ab 2:46 PM; brig Rovin (hn, trom Cardenas, passed atterneon. “Pussed down poamer Aries, {or Bowone sehrs Abby L Dow, tor mn, and Minnie Low cd Bermada, Behe Lucie # tven: for bag off here this atiernoon. Sehrs Jas R from Washington, NO, with shingles. ‘and Churchman stili remain, DeLawane® Baeaxw ater, May 5, AM—Went to sea ie night, ship Herbert Reach, brig Sagua, and « Norwegiag sane | it a from Matanzas, sailed for Phila- a nop Schaldis and bark Mewola and a few schoons SrPOWILAND, 5 May 3—arnived, schr Speedwell, Drisko, ared—Sehr David Torrey. Boule, New York, Satled—Bark Abbie X Franailn Sth—Arrived, steamer Eleanora, Toid for sy John IXew Pi ww York via Vine- sebrss KF Juincs. voston. to load fo Aaeibert, Vhiladelphia; Hattie pailenred—stoamer Shaw ‘urn, Halter : brig Eliza: th A) Lac t, No; sehrs Lett riottetown, Risiand; Ciuzen, Boston; W S Jordan. Baltimore. PULT-MOUTH, day 3—Sailed. sohts AF Saullo, Allen, B — Clty; Geo W Jewett. Jewett, Gaivestor swamer ventipede, ‘Miller, New York; schr Mabel Halit Barue Railed’ ‘rom lower harbor 4th, schrs H Prescott. Merri. man. an, Portland for Philadeipnia; Lise M Stewart, Mary lizabeth, lodine, a BPROVIDENG iB, May 4—Arrived. thy Peg Sg | Seeisi 1G Cartis, raine: GM Pas eee. it, Collis, Virg aia: Sunlight Beh ner Godri; Geo Gurney, Uurney, houdout; y, Newman. do for Pawtucket? Bal tiger, Garver, Hoboken} albert Pharo, Biuguam, do; Geo F Brow, Gedney, New York, Sailed—Schrs Wm G Bartlett, Ba and Wm L Ab. Ladiam. Philadelpiia; L GL Hamil we ek and Wm" Whitehead, Titus, Fougheeepeles Voorhis, Goldsmith; 29 8 Allison, Leck, and Fiore: Haverstraw; Minquas, Hosney Mtarcena Munson, Jr Dayton; Sea Bird. Staule Huntiagton, Baler: A Alida, fy Te oe 3 Jarvis; Henrietta, Chatteld; yohn D Bi fon: New Kegulus, Dewart, and Ontaria 2 ardieke New ik 4 trom, pelow, sont Earl P Mason, Nickerson, Georreto’ rita head cf Long Island Sound 34, PM, bound ® gehire d Clark, Rachel Jaue, Wm F Burden, ‘snd Dy W SRWIUCKET, May ¢—Arrived, se h Potter, Burroughs, Philadelp nich, Relsoy, Newburg kley, Neww Rondot Laura Rebinson, Robinson, and Joha aan, New Yor. meno MON gd $—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, N WON PRAS CISCO, April 27-CRored, sehr Maggie Johnston. lsondiets, Tanie, —Sal ships rtan, Jackson, Liverpool; Go!d- en Gate (ar). Kemve rel, sh Corsica, Steteon, Manila; Mari- anne, Nouteboin, Whitney, ‘Tonoluia and Enderbury rs ‘Avausitse, Fla, May 4—Arrived, schr Emily AVANWAI, May S—Arrived, steamer San Jancinto | Hazars. New York: sohre Carrie 1. Godtrey, To cheated X' Jas Peaxe (Br), Haden, Kio Jancirds | SEE Laat Sealey, Rew York tad sapees.s nc sy pleted repairs), New Yo ’ Seaupies ‘Steamers Oricatal, Hallott, ; Cleopatra, Balk. “4 Now York; Sara ‘Hooper, Balth Arrived att; ih, ship Roan, Bo ir), Baker, ‘ paacola). suit aie Now York pet put in wsione NCA UEM Ma arn rived. i en Alley, 8 E! Gecrae, Me, for New forks iayeua, Garduer, F of OWERSET, April 29-Arrived. why 3.0 Pell iby. loboken (and saile: “tay 1~arrived, scur 0G ‘Cranmer, ir, Philadel- Pet agrivd. rchrs Wild Pireon. Tripp, Philadelphias a Wave, Soiners, and Lena Hus = OSTUNTNGTON. Ma +—-ArFived, oe New London, to loa Also arrived, tag hawken for Somerset, with pai VINEYARD HAVES, Mai Hand, Cedar Keys, Fla, tor Pires for, 1 Nad ans Join iets ve Grangner, a Wien inter, 8 Itimore for Mix t zag eet Nortolk; Geo P bd bioveester Rico, Geo E Presc Bafied ag sents © Abn inet orto co, Fescott, se eoT OR, fi NO, May 6—salled, steamer Pioneer, Me HOU, May S-Arrived, sche F I Otiorne, oper, May ‘May 3—Arrived, schr E W Babcock, Gard- "lauded sent Dreacnanght, Saunders, Elizabeth port. ISCEGLLANBOUS, dab spoon det ree FROM DIFERR- Aneel ee Ph pao viee free; Notary Pul- he, gat "Pela rh Amovars Diyoncrs OBTAINED FROM DIFFER- ent states; legal everywhere; desertion, one ublicity requi No ‘charge ant ay Sores ‘ ‘ad advice Troe’ hy HOUSE, Attorney, I ERYBODY SHOULD GO To. ® Vasey Sram et bargains in fine TR AS ore ihe ‘ac. THOMA! NEW, formerly 20) h ©. CARRINGTON.—STORAGE WARENMOUSES E. for Desens, parniters. 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