The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1875, Page 10

10 =———— THE NATIONAL — CENTENNIAL Reunion of Philadelphia and New York Merchants in the Centennial City. SRE a A TORR GP INSPECTION OF THE GROUNDS, A Fraternal Meeting and Stir- ring Speeches. U the Centennial management had the sapreme trection of the weatner a6 wellas that of the preparations for the nation’s great jubilee it coula not have wished @ brighter day, biuer | y ora clearer, dalmier atmosphere than made | ppy the excursionists to the Philadephia Cen- | tennial grounds yesterday, The Invitation was not issued, as is generally supposed, by the Cen- tenuiai Commission, but by the merchants of | Philadeilpmia who had prominently identified themselves with the patriotic enterprise. Nothing could be more cordial, more harmonious, more fraternal, in faci, than the reunion of Philadel- phia and New York merchants yestercay. It was marked by @ total absence of the spirit of rivalry, by @ bearty desire of the Philadelphians to do | everything that could enuance the pleascre and cowfort of their guests, and by the great interest | ano delight of the New York merchants in every- | thing they saw on the grounds. Among the ex- | cursionisis were ex-Mayor Opdyke, William E. Dodge, S B. Ohittenden, Hugh J. Hastings, Erastus Brooks, Mr. H. A. Rice, of Boston; Sam | Bowles, of Springfield, Mass., and nearly two | bundred of the most prominent merchants of | New York, as well as a small number from New Kogiand. ON THE WAY 70 PHILADELPOIA. At ten o’clock precisely the special train, pro- | vided by the Pennsylvania Railroaa, started from | Jersey City. Ex-Governor Bigier and Colonel D. | 1, Strong were, of coarse, the presiding genil ing tue excursion, The train was under ihe special charge of George W. Barker, Superintend- ent oi the New York division of the Pennsylvania Ratiroad, who was unremitting in his efforts to | contribute to the enjoyment of the excursionists, | The usuai time for the trip from New York to | Poiiadeiphia is three hours; but the exeursionists reached the Quaker City im ooe hour aud forty- | eignt minutes ON THE GROUNDS. Woen, at fourteen minutes to twelve o’slocg, the train abot over the junction railway bridge which connects the East Park with the West Park, the exoursionists greeted the Stripes and Stars that waved before them at every glance with a Joué and merry ‘“Horran!’ In two min- wtes, at exactly twelve minutes to twelve | clock, the train stopped at the Centennial | grounds. Every one was giad to alight, | and as they did so they were cordially greeted by ‘she Philadelphia Reception Commitiee, who haa | s#ssembied in large numbers to bid a hearty wel- come to their New York guests, Beside the Phila- deipnia merchants the leading members of te | entennial Commission, suct as General Goshoro, | Mr. Welsh, the President of the Board of Finance, — Jonn Baird and others did the honneurs, The scene was quite animated, everybody snaking hands with everybody, everyoody asking every- | body “‘How are you?" and everybody teliiug every- — body in wat excellent healt be was. When toe SDret exchange of greetings was over the hosts and guests formed a procession ana marched, two by | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. dui 01 but he felt sure New York would not aliow any such thing to take th @ regeneratea words of Patri bor ri effaced forever; I am no longer a Virgin- (Loud, enthusiastic think Imay say, sir, without aS MOBLNS pass that feeling to one of dee, fast giving way honor your city but tne entire nation, (A piange.) While we have been riding around look- ing at the arrangemenrs you have made, and they are Vast, and the progress you Mave al:eady made, which Js most surprising, the more | reflect upon Saviefied that the interest will continue to rise until toe openiag of the Centen- pial Exhibition, and the great diicalty will be to find room for the vast muitituae who will be applying from our own and foreign countries to exhibit tue various articies from this and many other lands, (Applause) | it the mete I a look forward to this celebration to give to us, American citizens, a clearer conception of what are. Mr. Dodge continued at some | . Prop. esying great results from the Centennial Expi- | Di-ion of our resources and adnstries, and affirm. ing that instead of speaking extravagantly of onr bate weaith, as loreigpers charge us, Ameri- cans 1) extent of our own capi emselves don’t know the real variety and ities. He concinaed by wisbing the Centennial movement a hearty God- | Speed, amid che enthusiastic cheers of the audi ence. RON. A. H. RICE’S SPBECH, The Hon. A. H. Rice, of Massachuset called for, made @ short speech, expre: hearty co-operation in the Centennial and pieda- ing the sapport of New England, His words were surring and elicited much enthusiastic applause, SPEECH OF JOHN WELSH. Three cheers were given for Mr. John Welsh as ‘he lather of Exiibition,” and he dressed the assemblage as follows, substantially : GENTLEMEN—Tne coraial welcome which been extended to you none unite in more sin- cerely than we, who are immediately connected with tie prepara ion of the celebration of 1876. ‘This meeting is very grateful to ua is & not Jorevaste of that still higher pleasure in reserve for the whole pe pie of these United States, when here, in 1876, they shali join hand to hand and heart to heart Im tbe manuestation of their rev- erence jor the memory of the men and the events of 1 it is quite unnecessary to Bay to you that t we Dave in band cannot be s done without large cost, At best, at this sage of | the work, one cab but approxi mute the outlay re- quired, A carelul estimate bas brought me to the conciuston that the extreme sum which is neces- sary to prepare for and carry us through the Ex- hibition is eight and @ balf millions of dollars, ‘That is to say, this estimate includes the prepara- tion of the grounds, the cons/ruction and orna- mentation of the buildings, tne cost of administra- tion, Of police, of juries aud awards—indeed, ail oe expenses until the close of the exnioition, @ economy, bat witi an object sO Vast and an organization lar irom perfect, it is quite provabie that, with all the care we ean possibly exercise, What we may do may not always be tree from just criiicism. Our contracts have been made on ta- vorabie terms with experienced aud responsivie buiiders. A great deal of work bss been done which is not apparent to all, in grading, draining, sewage, Jaying of water pipes und various other | matters At (his time our preparations are in advance of those of the European exhibitions at a correspouding erie and we are without any cause for usion that the buildings will not ry 1, 1876. ‘The ap- money secured is proximate amount of t $5,000,000. Turee miilions and 4 Balt, heretore, | B Temain to be ootained. A portion! that secured, fuil $1,000,000, is payable im the next year, while | our improvements must be paid for this year. The part payable next year will answer for ex- penditures then \o be made, but the delay in the receipt of that part makes it a matter of im- portance that the sum yet required shall be had | ear. Abd bere itis that we bave cause for apprehension, lest we may not be provided wita the money in band to pay every obligation as it matures. The spontaneous action of the people may avert such & p ssibility. “4 | would be a mortification too deep to be expres were we compelled te mortgage our receipts in advance of the opening to enable us to finish our preparations, We, therefore, earnestly invoke the prompt ald of ali the people of the United States, and, throngh you, especially those whom you more immediately represent. More than $4,000,000 Bave been drawn from Pennsyiva- nia. the Declaration of Indepeadesce was mace within her borders, and Independence Hail 1s ibe polnt ol greatest interest in ber metropolis, and, ip addition, the celebration 1s to be upon her soil, itis Bot UNLecoming in ber to be foremost in this great work; but Ler sister States, who enjo; tue fruits of that deci 100 1B coInmen Wit ber, will, We know, both ua and do their parts in supplying what d. The patriots of the couacry oni voked in suco @ cause as this, but as there are some whose diligence in ald oi this great wora mignt be stimulated were there a@ reasonable expectation of @ resuit that would avoid ultimate uss to those WO suvSerive, It may de Wel: to state that of the $5,500,000 to be ex- y healtation, that an) jt and anxious desire that tals cele bri shall be one that will not only oar ; jap; I am ap American!” SPRECH OF MR, ERASTUS Mr. Erastus Brooks said: all these festivals for the press to be remembered ecause, | suppose, the press is hot so moch expected to create new ideas and f low old ones. naturally to the past, and I know tuat | echo your ol wope that your chairman may live longer than | have time vo tell. Upon this altar now being reared and to be fin- d hence there shall rise a monument 1001 It ts the custom in | at the close, bi sentiments wi y that will not tnvoke the god of ba peace and good wil all through the world. If you are to have success in your en- rise, there should go out from tnis hall au ap- | hearts and minds of les, but only terprise. New ‘York by you Im the attempt to esiublish a world's Jair, and lam sure raat lecho the sentiments of my brothers of the press when I wish youa hearty Honor to the founders of the Centennial, prosperity to its managers and unbounded success to the enterprise. cheeriug and unbounded entausiasm.) Mr. Uanvert, one of the French Centennial rs, Who had just arrived yesterday from Paris, then proposed, jn broken but en- thusiastic English, “French #od Atnerica sister Kepublics,” whi: was received with rapturous cheering, and tie proceedings terminated at six o’ciock, The clal train brought the excursionists back to | belore eight o'clock, and during the trip every one spoke in terms of enthusiasm of the delight/ul manner in which the day had oeen passed, Showing that the intention of cnants of Philadelphia has met witna gratilying SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE in honor of the | ¢ @ using great care and the utmost iE semkatareen L)Amerique ...... Utoni M 4 Bowling Green Bowling Green iT, pow ane Green 2.|Glawow... 3!|Hamourg.. mini Btate of Indiana. 5. | Liverpool. mi June 12,|Havre..... tar NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW XO8K AT NIGHT.—The Naw Youx Hxenavp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hamat steam yacht, show: ing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen sev- eral miles distant, Captains of vessels upon secing this signal will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship Ni Department of the war Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Heratp news yacht, pler No 1 fast | River, New York. Letters ree world snd promptly delivered. Duplicates are re- ed from all parts of the ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. |. Seull, Branswick, Ga. 16 days via Savannah 7 days (where she put in in distress, as before peor). Wa aeer to Bppinger & Russell; vessel to 0. Sth Vraie, Price, Georgetown, 80, 4 days, with naval stores to Dollner, Power & Co; vessel to & D Hurlburt & Co, Sehr Nelly Potter, Howard, Washington, NO, 4 days, with naval ator ‘Owe hen De sehr Three Brothe: Sebr Sarah Quinn, Lee, Virginia, Freneh, Throckmorton, Virginia for New Ha- ven. Schr Richard Hill, Smith, Virginia for New Haven. Sehr E K Wilson, Oropper, Maryland. mark (Br), which arrived Joh, re- 4342. lon 2250, passed a Dutcen bark wing signal ound 8, 10 titers HBJG; May 5, lat 4190, lon 47 89, a State line oy mer, bound EN ih, Lat 41.37, lon 80 48, An Anchor line steamer, do; 8th, lat 41 09, lon Guion steamer, 0 z= H Hoaston (of Stockton), which arri 10th from, Matanans 18 co! ned to P V King & Co; vessel to n@-Brig Josephine (Br), arrived 8th from Boston, is consigned to Hatton, Watson & Co. a secs PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTR. Steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston for New York, with mdse and passengers to the Metropolitan Steamship Co. Steamer City of Fitehburg, Springer, New Bediora tor New York, with mdse and passengers. Steamer kiectra, Young, Providence tor New York, with mdse and passengers. Steamer Tithe, Ewing, New London for New Yors, Wichr Henry Nahe Bt G NB, 84 N ir Henry Nach, jeorge, a for lew yeche Abbe H Hoda te Bt ps NB, Sehr. man, Lay orKe, days. (or New York, with'spiling t 0 L Snow. Schr L V Ostrom, Ostrom, for New dork. BOUND RAST. Steamer Glancus, Bearse, New York for Boston Steamer Tillie, Ewing, New York tor New Lordor. Schr Castalia (Br), Leppert, New York for St John, NB. Senr Florence, Sackett, Croton tor Providence, Schr Jennie C Russ, Norton, Newburg for New London. Sehr Sallis Coursey, Hippie, Pensucola for New Ha- en. "Schr @ Van Dusen, Reeves, Jacksonville for New Ha- eon. Sehr Monitor, Chase, Philadelphia for Warenam, Schr Odell, Winslow, Rondout for Portland. Sehr Sunny Side, Wickson, New York for Bridgeport Schr Marcena Manson, Dayton, Weehawken for Bos- n. Senr F 0 Smith, Bowman, Rondout for New Haven. Sehr i Bearse, Rondout for ‘Boston. Schr MJ Lee, Hagerty, Weehawken for Dorchester. yclir Julia Newell. Shepard, New York for Hurricane sland. cScut Frederick Hall, Smith, New York for Portland, ‘oun. Sehr G © Burdett, Rogers, Roboxen for New Haven. sehr Rebecca & Harriet, Baldwin, New York for ay ford. ‘Schr Anson Brown, Hill, Hoboken for Derby. Sehr Fred Tyler, Tyrrell, Hovoken 1or Wareham. Schr © W Locke, Bunce, Hoboken for Providence, sehr Roanoke, Simmons. Hoboken for Hi rttord. Schr W G Bartlett, Burtiett Hoboken for Bostoa. Sehr Eri, Robinson, Hoboken tor Boston, Scur Wilhe Shrson, Hoboken tor Bosten. Schr Mary E Smith, Green. Baitiznore for Bridgeport. Sehr Nicholas Mehrhoff, Meurhvit, Croton tor Froyi- denet mi AG Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Maverstraw for Provi- nee. “Schr Richard Law, Hawkins, Weehawken for Provi- ence. Schr Vermillion, Davis, Weehawken for Froviden Scur Sarah Bllsibeth, Kelly, Weevawkeu tor New Bod- ford. ogi Laura Robinson, Robinson, New York for New se Ifo) Schr Nalad Queen, Smith, Manhattanville for Dighton. QySght Ma & AnDi6, ‘Cook, College Point for Rew fe: Sehr Emma & Ellen, Fox, New York for Hartford, Schr lra Bliss Jordan, Rondout tor Providence. Sehr Scua, Hallowell, Weehawken for Newburyport Senr WJ Parker, Woodruff, New York tor Boston, Sclr T Bodine, Gilder, Newburg for Fall River, Sehr T P Abel, Carr, Newburg for Boston. SchrJ Goodspeed, Babcock, Newburg for New Lon- don. echr W Freeman. Armstrong, Hoboken for Ipswich. Schr Garland, Libby, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Horizon, Leet, Rondout for Pawtucke Schr Jacob Raymond, Rogers, Klizabethpor for Provi- dence. ‘Schr Capitol, Powlez, Kingston for Newport. Bebr Cerro Gordo, Chapman, Newbury tor Fall River, Sehr Albert Pharo, Bingham, Hoboken for Providence. Sehr 0 C Ackeu, Thoms, New York for Stamioru. > SAILED, hip Valporasee. for San Francisco; barks Glenville Br), lien Dyer, Calbarion: Nathaniel (Nor), onigsberg; Lavinia, Matanzas; Carmelita & Ida (Ger). pburg; Lord Baltimore, Rio Janeiro via Richmond; Mar BP, London Morning dtar, ot Jay nj (itaD, Liverpool; dove (Br), Gaiw. Carleton, New Orleans; brigs Vi ‘im, laya, Cienfuegos; A H Cart Georgetown, Dem; Rising Sun, rbados, D Tu (Br), Halitax; Castilian, Norfolk; schrs North Ame (Br), Lumacoa; F A Scholtz Ger), Liverpool, NS. MARITIME MISCELLANY. ropean and Bastern ports of American and all forelgn ‘Yessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published, Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Mediterranean ports will find the Paris oMce the more economical expeditious for telegraphing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Buuvast, May ll—Arrived, bark Luigia rante, Baltimore Brewxn, May 9—Arrived, bark Meteor (Ger). Dirksen, Baltimore. Also arrived 9th, ship Maryland (Ger), Wragge, Balii- Arrived in the Weser llth, bark Argonaut (Ger), Steen- grafe, Baltimore (see below), Canpivr, May 10—Satied, ship Resolute, Nickels, lao. Sailed trom Penarth 10th, bark Harrisburg, Bowe, Montevideo. OnnistiaNa—Arrived, bark Anna (Nor), Myhrvold, w York. Captz—Arrived, schr WE Drury, Thompson, Bruns- wick, Ga, Canany Istanps—Sailed, schr Mary Lora, Lord, Ha- vana. Dusty, May 10—Arrived, ship Cave Horn (Br), Young, San Francisco; Mth, bark Abraham Young (Br), Farus- worth, 8t John, NB. Sailed 10th, schr W L Bradley, Chase, United States. Exvsivone, May 10—Arrived, ships John Patten, Wy- man, New Orleans for Reval: Sawley Chludow (Br), Bosse, Savannah tor Narva; Regina (Br), Murphy, New Orleans for Reval. Gioravtan—Arrived, bark Washington (Ger), Wolter, New York tor Leghorn (see below). Have, May 10—Arrived, bark Minnie Allen, Loper, New Orleans. Arrived lith, steamer ¥rance (Fr), Trudell, New York. Liverroot, May 1l—Arrived, ship Galatea (Br), Wha: land, San Francisco; barks J H Schwensen (Nor), Gun- derson, New York ; Matiida C Smith (Br), Smith, Savan- nah; schr Pamlico, Strech, Queenstown for Chicago (see below). Sailea 10th, bark Unicorn (Br), Horn, Galveston. Lonpow, May 1l—Arrived, brig Kaiuua, Nash, Fernan- dina (not previously). Arrived 10th, ship Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, New York, Lerrm, May 1l—Arrived, bark Saga (Nor), Larsen, New Orteans. Lonvonprrny, May 4—Arrived, ship Minnehaha (Br), Cassidy, Baltimore. LxcHoxn—Arrived, brig Eschol (Br), Field, Vhiladel- phia, Mansata, May 8—Arrived, bark Lawrence, Howes, Nor- folk, Va. Purmovrm, May 10—Sailed, bark Sarah B Cann (Br), Eldridge (from Newcastle), New York. Arrived in the Channel 10th, ships La Gloire (Br), Blagdon, Philadelphia tor Bremen; Henry (Ger), Mins- sen, New York for do; bark Leocadia (Ger), Wenke, do for do. Queenstowy, May li—Arrived, bark Hudson, Vanghan, Talcahuano. Arrived 10th, bark Razetta Padre (Ital), Chiesa, New York; lth, ship Culzean (Br), Pernie, San Francisco; barks Prodromo (Nor), Ivesen, Baitimore, Rodolfo Danovaro (Ital), Podesta, New York. Revat, to May 9—Arrived, ships Colonial Empire (Br), Lesiie, New Orleans; Talbot (Nor), Rolfsen,do; A F Stoneman (Br), Cain, Savannah; Speculator (Br), Pit- man, Charleston; bark Hypathia (Br), Dakin, Savan- nab, Rorrerpam, May 10—Arrived, bark Adolf (Swe), Hage- mann, Baltimore. Sourmamrrox, May 1l—Arrived, steamer Dopau (Ger), Bussina, New York for Bremen. Sr Heexa—Salied, barks Apna L Taylor (Br), Percival (from Port Natal), Boston; Laurel (Br), Davies (from Yokohama), New York. West Haxrieroot, May 10—Arrived, ship Isle of Ingle- | sea Br), Irvine, San Francisco. Lonpom, May 1l—Bark Sarah B Cann (Br), Pldridge, from Newcastle for New York, which put into Plymouth Jeaky, has proceeded, after repairing. Bark Washington (Ger), Wolter, from New York for Leghorn, has put into Gibraltar with cargo shifted and leaky. By order of surveyors, is discharging cargo for a second survey. Bark Argonaut (Ger), Steengrafe. from Baltimore for Bremen, isashore in the Weser, and will probably be got off without damage. Bark Marco Polo (Ger), Schafer, trom New York tor (Aus), Du- BATH, May 6—<alled, schrs Revenue, Marr, Richmond ylmator erate Lulu, Suow, Garuiner, 10 Joad Jor BRISTOL, May 8—Arrived, scnr LB Cowperthwaite Jones, Pr for Geort ih—Arrived, schr eee Wilson, Providence te« New York. Suiled—Schr RB H Godfrey, Batchelor, Alexandr (ar anchored below in conseauence of fom: aoesae roe May L—arrived, steamer Charlesto” ery, New Yor! s tilekred “steamier Beorgta, ‘ Crowell, New York; bars . Darien, Ga. HOGAtS y Twarrived, schr Howard Golde: (@r), bolder, New York tor St Jonn, Nb. sth—Arrived, schr John Cadwallader, Phinney, Phiin Caples, KNANDINA, May 5-Cleared, bark N K Clement+ (Br), Corning, Queensiown for ‘oraers; sebrs Wm |i Jones, Kirby, New York; Starlight, Kelley, rth Aw boy. In port 8th, briga Meftusa (Br), Jones, for Qa Inch Lomond, Gilchrist, for Aspinwall: schrs Kiama MeAdam, Muren. tor ‘Trinidad: schrs Chas H Heller Coombs, and fond, Coombs, for New York, ail Idg. GALVESTON, May J0—Arrived outside, sehr Veto, Henderson, froin New York, Dieser revens steamer City ot Waco, Greenman, New r GLoueRSTER, May l—Arrived, brig Ave (Ams), Redo eve. Trapant. : ‘aprit 23—Arrived, schrs Pioneer, Rovers, Ruatan (a aited 28th ow her return); 40th, Dauntiess, Douglas, New York. Balled 20th sclir Whisper, Baker, New York. Tn port May 3, brig surprise, Olsen, from Honduras for eng BILE, rk Mondego (Br), Crouch, Look, di MOBILE, lo. RLBANS, ared,’ steamer Hapnover, Ger), Henibeck, Bremen via Havana; bark Tamise (Fr), Glemet, Bordeaux; vrig Experanza (Mex), Basso, ——+ schr Guiseppe Lanata (Ital, Guayuino, Genoa. Bark John L Dimmock, for Bremen, is outside, waiting for fair wind. Brsamar ‘St Louis (Br), Reid, from Laverpoo!, isaground on the bar. Passes, May 1—Arrived, steamer St Louis (Br). Beid, Liverpool; bark Prairie Bird, sanford, do. ‘On the bar—Ship Vigillate, for Liverpool. NORFOLK, May 10—Sailed, steamer San Antonia (Br), Rea, Liverpool BLUFORD, May l1—Salled. schra Young Teazer Philadelpina; H T’'Hedges, Hastings. Henry Gibbs, Me mento, Loulsa Francis. and Lina, New York. NiWPORT, May 5 PM—Arrived, schrs Whistler, Keefe, Taunton for New York; Hyens Gardner, Vineyard Ba’ ven for do. ‘Also schrs Joseph Wm Fish, Rawley. New York for James A Crocker, Brown, do tor Salem; New and, Simmons, Kondout tor Rouvd Pond, Me; 0) eynolds, New York tor Bostom; Kate Mitchell, Weehawken for do, Returned—-chrs Richmond, J O Rogers, Ann T Sipple, Lake, Frank Herbert, and J 0 Uollyer. ‘Sth—Arrived, US sieamer Mistletoe, Kexney, Bristol for New London on light duty (and sailed 10:1). ‘Also schrs Fashion, Carberry, Fall itiver for Eligabeth- port; Florence N Tower, Adains, do for New York. 10th—Sailed, schr Prank Herbert, Crowell, Hoboken for New Bedford. ‘Also sailed, all vessels bound enst. * Christiana, Gardner, New Raynor, Providence for 4). NEW LONDON, May 10—Arrived, schra Eva, Ge: town; RP King! Newberg; Bela Peck, Hoboken; Fly. Fast Greenwich for New York; Forest Ouk, New Laver for Baltimore, ActORWICH, May 10—Arrived, schr Henry Finch, Phila- jelphia, NW HAVEN, May 10—Arrived, schrs Roaney Parker, Parker, Baltimore; W L Kikins, Ludlow, Georgetown: A F Kindberg, Morton, Alexandria; Albert ilusoa, Rose, Georgetown, DO. Cleared—Sehr © H Shultis, Young, New York. PA CAGOULA, May 3—Uleared, barks Antonietts (Swe), Skantzes,” Brake; Auxillar (Br), Peake, ‘Truro: 4th, schrs Indianola, Bloom, Corpus Giristi; Wenonah, Bayley, Key West: Stampede, Dow, St Pierre, Mark PENSAGOLA, May 3—Arrived, bark Kenilworth (Br), Bull, Liverpool; sar Eliza A Anderson, Olark, Indi- anola, Sth—Cleared, bark Soaerhamn (Dutch), Visser, Edam schr Ida Della Torre, Chase, Galveston. 6th—Arrived at Quarantine, bark Forest Queen (Br), Montevideo. 7th—Arrived, bark Emilla (Rus), Orterman, Liverpoo!. Cleared—Ship Queen of the West (Br), Hartje, Liver~ 1. PORT ROYAL, May 11—Saitled, steamer North Point, Smith, Fernandin: ERIGAUELPBIA, May 10—Arrived, steamer Indiana, amers Fanita, Hunter, Charleston, 80: Ges H Stout, Ford; & © Bidule,’ Pearce, ani Philadelphia, Davis, New York orig Georgiana, F . Conklin, Havana; sehrs Ruth I Carlisie, Smith, Mexee. do: Eivie’ BE Pet ; Marion Draper, Bailey, Gar- Vangilder, Charleston; Louise 1 Charleston ; Gilbert’ Stanelit Cleared—Steamer A O Btime: barks Nuova Mathea (Ital), moth for orders: Wahaateh (Br), Graham, Charleston: scbre Mary J) Ward. Ward, Mayaguez anil a market: Sanbeam, Kain, Jamaica; Florence Nowell, Lynn? John shay, Tilton, Boston. Also ared, brig Livingston, Fisher, Liverpool via wilmington, sei tehrs J Willard, Woodbury, Matan- ma t, Driscoll, Baracoa, Andiew Neb- ringer, Smith, Fernandina; J H Moore, Doane, Boston via’ Georgetown, DC; Yankee Bov, ‘Hughson, New ei; Sallie M'-teelman. Higbee, Boston via George- Cobb, do do. Newoasttr, Del, noon—schrs Ella, for ist Martins; Baracos, and Arkansas Traveller, for Nassau, Brigadier, for Havana; Minnie Kinnie, for Fall River, and Engle, for Beverly, have passed down since the morning re- two, to the memortal batiding, or art gallery, near pended provaniy nut more than $5,000,000 wall be nen WATER. Ba See capie news - SUN AND MOON, by. Every one of the New Yorkers was perfectly | represented by @ stock basis, inasmuch as the 446 | Gov. isiand..morn 203 Steamer Massasor, before reported sunk at East Bos- fazed amounts received from the State of Penosyivania, | 800 Tises........++ eh ge in ncn 3 | ton, has been raised. She damaged one of her guards a | Yer cargo (1200 casks). _ at 188 vast proportions and at its magnif- | 2. city of Puiladeiphia, contributions from | SUO sets 707} Sandy Mook.morn 118 | [iti "Sich can be easily revaires ata trifling cost, cent outlines, and expressed himself nighly | yarious sources, ue sale Ol medals and the | Moon sets....morn 1 26| Hell Gave..,.morn % 48 Antox0 G pleased with the chaste and taste/ul style | amounts to be received from concessions are none 80 days, with a Bremen, ashore at Andrecelies, has discharged part of | Samer Tonawanda, from Savannah, is in sight, uD. ‘ Detawaie Breaxwarer, May 11. A M—Brig FH Todd, Bark Ole Buil (Nor), Meyer, from Shields for Mollendo gohra J MW ELdridge wind Thomas Sinaickeon felt for Sew Calabretta, from Alicata, | and Portland, 0, put into Rio Janeiro 1th of Maren | York iast night. go of brlinsione, arrived Mth | (» april), with loss of mainmast, Schr Sallie Hi sailed for Philadelphia this A M. C r ‘TW Yor ’ R75) ig and bi | dis aud storker ‘ of the Beracy Know from the descriptions already um Of $5,500,000, The tickets sold r4 the Paris | = ~ oo Ea Fah = . which put back to Queenstown twice, has arrived at Liv- Steamer Albemarle arrived from New York at 7:30 obits these columns it is of white granite, | Exilbition of 1867 uumbered 9,200,000. No Bu- > nx Ewwancer (Swe), from Bull River, 0, for Bris | erpool and been docked | 2 = ; r hea in thexe co! of er ropean pupelation ean be compared to 6 CLEARED, tol, s, put into Baltimore lita inst, leaxi ere Toe vemels remaining here this morning are us ‘She lightest colored to be procured in this country, “a ' — Baro RM Huscxx, Gould, from Messina tor Boston, be- United States Over 70,000 miles of F | steamer Scotia (ry, Leitch, Liverpool via Queens- "rted spoken in distress. was seen again April und the effect is as beautiful as though It were given them a migratory education, and | FOREIGN PORTS. Tne sehr J M Harlon is unloading at the PORTLAND, May jailed, sueamer Nova Scotian (Bi : towne G Prancklyn. | ‘7. lou si, by brig Ld ‘Bigelow, at salem ot 4 ’ saarbie, Everybody here Knows A. T. Stewart's | tere are few who can possiviy leave their _uteauner Cuba. Mclntosh, Havans, &c— Alexandre & | from Oayenne, ~ vig NAMEOAM, May S—Salled, steamer Colon, Tauner, | sect oat arrived) e-brig Yaddora Biond.. Plammer, ’ 0 on nas % | New York. | card amarbie residence. Well, imagine a marile edifice | unite in the Centennial ceremonies. The accounts | “Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Norroix, City Poin: | ,,BEGPorowsc (Bx). Wilson, at Baltimore, from Deme- | “icing, PR, April 2—In port shiv David Stewart | 4h” A trived, schrs James Holmes, Ellsworth for New and Kichmoad—Old Vominion Steamship Co. teamer Mavflower, Fults Philadeipnia—James Hand. Reamer Glaucus, Bears. Bostop—i ¥ Dimock. Bark Aphrodite (Br), Bass, Liverpool—Urand: Wark Krey Woggerson (Ger), Jenss, London—! Ea, y (Arg), Forbes,’ for Baltimore, kg; bark O M Hume, | yarn: Nathan Cliford, Orland for do; New Zealand, for do, do. Bangor tor Philadelpniz. April In port schre Modena (Br), Paton, for | Cleared—Schrs Henry Adelbert, and Albert Clarence, fo | Phitadeiphia. eX; April 23—Arrived, schr Jonas Smith, Hod; ~ ’ : Manon: Hew York: is iiua—Arrived, brig CS Packard, Amesbury, Pernam. ten times as large and twice as high, and you sse-seinem Dom ail parts A Europe, many pasta of Asia aud Africa, the islands of toe East and of ve @ crade, though general idea of Its sumptuous | 2 We t'sng voth coasts of South America, that | appearances. | transportation alone wii limit the exovus. Tuere From the Art Gallery the party marched tothe is # prospect ol such @ gathering as no man can ‘O8 Scun 8 T Wives, which sank after colliding with schr ‘unch, Ellen Tobin off Chincoteague, was struck just forward of jorechain: f BP 9,200,000 tickets wi fist Br), B Gal Peabody, Wilis led th yy lick Tonia had to be cut sdsire, a, hr 1 Y el namver. uoat ari , cke: rere Ringdove \Br), Bruce, Galway—Pea' iy, ng! le! ‘odin cut adrift, ailed April 90, schr LS Davis, Sterling, New York; Vi maain edifice, waich presented the aspect of @ buge | 2017) will it nov be @ low estimate to aay there will | & vo. dso. rapidly di tho ST Wines settle and | May3 bark Wi Gena, Gerry, dv; brig Nellie Ware, | Nowpamp! framework that is yet to be filled in with the glass | t2“o"1) lon sua here, which, at fity cents or | Bark Glenville (Br), Monroe, Bahia—Geo F Bulley. | sink that tie captain was unable to secure $39) | Ashbury, do. : Tome. and ironwork that 1s being completed elsewhere. | access to ail parts of the grouuds and butidings, | , 4ark Edward Aloro (Br), Grant, Fick ul, NS—Perkins | whieh be had in hy cabin. or any of his effects | \ Haraxi, May 9—Sailed, bark Regina Tolck, Ray. New she i wh fe gee 7 | . x ir ‘arnham, Brewster, nia; | Will yield the par of the capita: stock? Withia & | “soe ising Sun, Grifing, Barbaios—L, W & P Arm. | which they stood in, schoouer was of 281 tons, | Lastia Gerson, north of Hatieran | stigineestt | oa a ‘The comments made on the plan of this building, | 24114 o1 100 miles of this spot the population 15 | gttuns. as lar aa it was maniested ip its present state, | in excess of 5,000,000, Double the distance, and it | — Brig Marie (Dutch), Hansen, St Martins via Sombrero— | upon which there is said to be n: , |” sailed 11th, steamer Gussie. simpson, Indiano! She was | agnes I Grace, Smalley, north of Hatteras, rah sehr | go tor Pawtucket: Win O Irish, Tirrell, Newburg; D W Vanghn, Driscoll, and Palma, Weeks, Hoboken. Hanter, Green, and Tillie E, Haskins, New Yor joston. aiabretta, Ali- Matanzas, May 9—Arrived, bark Tremont, Carlisle, | caute Sicily (see Miscell Bos ‘AN FRANC! ‘ i ' | 8 her former comma iain Hulse, 0th, c were also generally favorable, everybody being as- | is largely iucreased, With such attractions as | TA Vatable & Son. ned by her to pi » | Arrived 10th, brig Onalaska, Shaw, Leith; 1th, steam- jow—\ bark, supposed the Antonia G «tai, Cals Brij Knowlton, McKee, Port au Prince—R Mur- | of Island. her recent comman ‘aptain Smith, | ers City of Mei Re ids, New Orl nd V | J tonlebed ai the vast dimensions of the proposed | Wii tuen be gathered, with the facilities and the | Urig Mary | And “another genticman. name not ascertained. ‘Tne | Uruz; Tappahannock, Pendleton, New Urienns | PICU ATOM NCHS 8 Gaeney, Gurney: Onrnst, Ca | ot . | ray, Jr. Cruz etrectare. Anoteer walk through tee grounds ana eee wie te meres when arvened in = Brig Myron Seg A ay ree or Werte pry te a te large one, is = Ge] | | Hautwas, May il—Arrived, steamer Carroll, Wright, over tee velvew tar broeaht tae party 0 the | American People, se tus ebores of the Acsane | “pohe Victor. Kiskersee, Pare—B J Wonberg. in is rtahy Jara Soren e ‘SeJonn, § y A] stachinery Hall, whose stupendous outlines were | Sie. will not come up im millions tv unite Ina | Sehr Maggie Abbot Abbot Para—B J Wenverg. Baltimore on Monday. york FG LTG a OY ANCISOO, May 6—Arrived, bark La Rochelle iso generally viewea with admiration by the New celevration in which ail gave @ Common right to Sehr 8 1 Baker, Cook, Ceatecges—Ja0 War £0. Some Anzgurra, ot Gloucester, bound on a fishing voy- Sauied 9h, brigs Kudorus, Lee, Kew York; Chas Den- hip C F Sargent, swett, Callao, bark Can- ‘Yorkers. Uarriages were taken tothe Agricultural | take part. Gentiemen, It is to rt Schr Bila Pressey, Pressey, Baracoa enve 2 went a:hore on shovel Fall shoal on | nis, Darrah, north of atteras; schrs ida O Bullard, and Pater, Hambure, a eg hr), Bidwell jor this I ‘a: r Schr C U Mills, Graham, Greea Turtle Uay—B J Wen- Iker, Cole, do. ow invoke your aid. yes ol the world are | berg. a Arrived,’ steamers Prussian (Br, | Queenstown. Schr Speedwell, Spaulding, Harbor Isiand—BJ Wen- | they lett ina boat and landed at Chatham. Tne vessel te, Gt %h—Arrived, steamer Granada, Caverly, Panama. | was tight when the crew ier | | Arrived, bark Antonio G @tal, Mali, whics is sit pom dinenretty HOR 6 neato Gennes ane AS | Goes on. Lae Us not be aaprepared when. at anitoban dip, Wye, Glasgow the; vitation of the President of the United States, 3 H brig Klia Vail (Br), f Se THE SCENE IN PATRMOUNT PARK. | fasued by the order of Lue Congress of the Uuived Vicie MM Griting, touting, Bardor Idant—B J Wen- | Warsees Cre ute esr eaitinare trom Carte. yey emit. it, for wong Kone breseicp ana i smamntay | States, the representatives of all nations come ve nas, ina gale on the edge of the Guif 5 sh ayes 1ith—Arrived, steamer Grenada, Caverly, Panama. ‘The drive afforded aii the favorite views Of the | here to unite with us in our Centennial celebra- Schr Mary Ellen, Hawkins Tarpan Bay—b J Wen- vik ian a3 edge of ihe tream lost over. Mt Joveiy Sehayikill, sparkling in the sunlight: of the | tion. Hut there ts a bigner motive; we are in the Home SAVANNAN, May ll—Arrived, steamer America, Delt- Mies: re. Sehr Jniia A Decker, Freeman, Governor's Harbor~B Scw Anni L Curzen, Smith, from Boston for Charles na Sims, Port Antonto, Ja. j 0 red—schr An beautiful Park, clothe its vi 1 , and of | edjoyment of privileges which no other people | J Wenberg. ton, with , Went ashore at Cape Lookout 6th inst, teamer Alps (Br), Pergason, New York; echrs Wm AVEN, 4 ie bed 4 im its vernal green, an oan They were bought for ns at Schr Stephen J Watts, Watts, Hamilton (Bermuda)—W | and sunk. The ALU registered 183 tons, and was bull | Slater. Killam, Wilmingtou, NC} 20th, Engema, from | STP nL, nerue la Genode for ceperis sels Gorrie the distant spires and domes of the city of Phila- + us meet, th | Peacok. . in 1863 at Bangor, Me, whence she hailed. New Orleans. Ali Pascagoula for Boston: D B Everett, Katie @eiphia, and was heartily enjoyed by the New whose names were limmortalized py | Schr Grecian Bend (Br), Godfrey, Hantsport and Wind- | gene WG Moore, at Sydney, UB, 10th inst from Boston, | ,,FUstsTxk Cove, May 10—Arrived in Strait of Canso, | Mitchell and Nelile Eaton, Weehawken for ai quia. SPRECH OF S. B. CHITTEND! oor, NOS ¥ Whitney & Co. 5 Jost mainmast 21 inst, y verpool for Charlottetown: brigs | Hoboken for do; America, Rondout for do: Jennie A Yorkers, Many of them had probabiy been im | one a ‘Sehr Tampico, Bonhotf, Indianola—fvans, Ball & Co. rbados for d Hennessy, Halifax for | Shepard, Georgetown, 1 0, for Portsmouth: Joseph New ¥ hebrated Park only a few days | od, 8. 2 Chittenden was greeted with tamnita- | secur HA Taver, Benson. Indianola—‘upper & Beattie. | | Bammincrox, NS. May 1l—Steamer Alhambra has been al wtcamers aad veasele left ihe Btrais to- | Pune Gnlocekstntay Hiver foe Thamastoss BB Mowe ew York's celebrated Park only @ few days | ousappiause, He said:—I have lived long enough | secur AL McKeen, McKeen, Jacksonville—Parsons & | condemned. ‘The sale takes place on the Ivth. Her fur- | day, bound north. Ree eee ae eT Verk tor Be dehan AY; Gearon previously, and the contrast was a delightful one. | aod Leen tracsiated twice since I've been te re landed in ® sound condi- St Pinner, Mart, April 21—In port brig Ida L Ray, for | Pierce, do tor salem; Bloomer, Dennisport, Bound Osh Philadelphia. to sail in 4 ys; schr Anuetta, tor Huma- Loud. But toe | eet Enchantress, Phillips, Ravannan—Evans, Ball & Sacva, May l—Arrived, bark Kate (Br), Murphy, Ha- ina; Bo Ginsey, yuceh. Conner, samander; 3d, brig N li Clements (Br), Lewis, Havana. surms. May 11—Steamer Tonawands, from | arriv dine Ingalls, Ingalls, Machias, M ‘The artificial beauties of Central Park did not | #fst by Pbuadeipmia and then by Bosto ‘ | reaction bas come. 1 feel miseravie now and am | ©°, 5% Hairax, May 11.—The crew of the Amerie: cos. 1 ‘ —fehr Flora King. meet the eyes of the eager New Yorkers, but a i echr Mary H Stockham, Cordery. Georgetown, SC— | gehooner, Montana, ot Gloucester, arrive ‘St Dowrrco Crry, April 4—Arrived, sehr Gen Gonzales rived, schrs Wapella (of New York), Sagna: 4 Teminded of & preacher wo, when he bad to | overwn # Hawkins. Digiey ‘connty. this, morning ‘they ‘re (Dom), Whitney, Boston, da. tor Boston; Alice Bell, Nortolx’ for’ dor Jd on frinity Le . Bei Georgetown, DC, for do; Olive, Weenawken for in & thick fog, and Drew, Hoboken for Belfast; Julia A Merritt (Br), Cardenas for St stephen, NB. Salled—The above named arrivals and all before re- ie wot coniused and Brant & Bro, sehr Liazie Florence, Lippincott, Richmond, Va—Vaa | Jess ornate, though simpler and fresher, charm of | preaca on a Very Important occasion, bad forgot- | “Schr. Annie B Moore, Phillips, Richmond, Va—Van ataral beanty deugnted their vision. ‘The view | ten his uotes. hy | ors Viorel tome from George Hii more especially elicited out- ally said s— “Brethren, | don’t Know how | got into this thing, hrs 2 | Patani of busasm fr: ry ver o ae i'l to Heaven, anyhow. % Brunt & Bro. ed 6th, sc! Seneetek For curvinpeenteveen at we kat Soares Soot Kaew how | got into this thin and oot say. | Sehr Magaie Dalling. Dalliag. Portiand—C L aten. Reena, Tl tone a Dts AM. DD ites Miter Hitlers. | ¥,W Magee, Hudson, Portland porwed except brig Angelina, which Is waiting orders. 4 sumMciensiy long w | Centenmal, anynow. (Loud ianghter.) No, | yet Golden City, Howes Lynn, Mass—Degraw & St | Guting thick weather, she collided with tie schr a a WILMINGTON. Ne, Way 8-Cleared, brig Avile Whar- of its outiines, and then proceeded straigatway | not oniy ail New York, Uut every man, woman and Blaisdell, hence with coai and locomotives tor wavans. | Sig, eee ee ee aerest Ger), Ohriolf. Antwerp: | Goud id the Caited States wno bas in bis veins a | ABRIVALS. The schr sank almost immediately. The mate and a IehcArrived, vate August . Ohrioft. TP: to the semeee Mansion, on the crest of yo bil seaman were drowned. The captain and the remainder brig All Kon. ith—arrived, bark Amalia Hedwig (Ger), Genm, Rot- al wers | drop of the blood rst spilied in Lexington should | Fibs crow. wore onved by the etna remainder | water. and trees. it no! aimost | go to this great Centennial. (Applause.) Gentie- | a is port. Ihe HP # was built at Frankl Srpwey, CB, May 10 Arrived, steamer Polina, New- : brig Kio (Br), Laverpooi. every member of the New York party was hungry. | men, 1am Got a speaker; I nave been called iour- | SSTORTED BY Nae memaie tere wicuny amp isd Sue Cons register, raied sg, and balled irom | fandiand: sehr OW Moore, Boston. | eg led—steamer Reguiator, Jones, New York. The mat day, the bracing. invigorating air, the | Aiths an icicle, but even I bave been stirred With | steamer England (Br), Thompson, Liverpool April 28 h, Me. Bockard, New York: Carrie (Br), Bonnell, do. act | exercise op the grounds had aii coutributed to enthusiasm at the contemplation of JYOUr gad Queenstown %. with mdse and 577 vassengers, wo FW NB, May 1—Ship E © Scranton, for Liverpool, Arrived Lith, brig Proteus (Br), Fair, Boston. MISCELLANEOUS. this resuls, grand work, in the earliest parts of | J Wurst; had Reavy westerly gales to the Banks; May 7, back last November waterlogged, came off Tonas Isuands, April 0—Arrived, schr KK Rackett, | “er rn ee THE BaNQuer. the Revolutionary fight the New York | lat 4025. lon 47 40, an iceberg: May 5, no lat &e, en jocks this moruing, and was towed over to | Asmus, New Yor. pa ‘The banquet took piace in the dining bali of the | merchants went hand in hand with those of Pnila- | Passed a German bark from Liverpool tor sandy Hook, | Band Foint whart, waere sie will be thoroughiy rigged Pi by April 2 brig GM Jones (Br), Gammage, . om Veimont Cottage. At the nead of toe room was & deiplia, and (here is something now of this spirit | 4 A ee Oe Serr: | eee oe ee ees Agel vi ctsled, tae Netin; Mackay, B ee Fees UE “ / ‘Hum: | Sairscoruprxg—At Duxbary, in the Merritt's shipyard, « ai a= » brig jackay, semicircular taocle, at the centre of whica sat | in tue merchants of both citi (Applat inard sieamer bound nr of about 200 tons is now’ tairly coma iP: awl nos Ayres. 8 MM MME H.HS . 1 y' the Hon. Moron’ McMichael, of the Philadel- . recious gilts | i. A ccked the comming Suemer. Martie and narticy | . Victonia, VI, May 2—Arrived, barks Wellington (Nic), | 5 MM MM I HoH North american, the chair! of th , NO Spot on the face of the | | Ste: T jardiner, st Domingo City April 29, if x be Gardner, San Francisco, Stella Maris (fr), Gerrard, do. sssss) M MM M I HHUGH 88888 Jouve goneriny Tmmediacely om kis tue | earth 2 sult ofcosl sod iron ana gold, we have | Guanice, PA, ay 1 Mayaguer 3d, amnana’ Si” Porto aaa ee ore cat another ship of 1,600tons | salled 2d, bark Midas, Cook, “an Francisco, 3M MM MI gaiae 8 | 7 Plata 4th and Turks Islands Stu, with mdse and pas Wixpsom, Ns May 10-Arrived, sohrs LB eant, a2 2 eo US 8 Von. Alexander gt age ag mext to | liberated millions in Lee a we gengers to L Delonte. hy GI the zane foo Garrier. Jt last nee Varet B Cinno den , Sarg 8 ou om AI 7 tt Hs s ‘whom were the jiliam £. Dodge, Sr., of the enly stain in our civilization, we Bave int San Jacinto, Hazard, Savannan Ma; mes wee! Yanmoore, NS, May 3~Ol sssss MoM ML tT E “sssse New York, aud Hon. Jono Weish, Presiaent of - ‘ya true amd splendid prosperity; itis dis- | maseand bamwengers to WR Garrison. vy 8, with it ior Mesere Sumuer, Swasey & Currie ueot oranmorts, NS. May 3-Cleared, bark Freeman Deaais Sri. the Centennial Board of Finance. On tne right of | coverabie in every part of our community. Steamer Champion, Lockwood, Charleston May & partly completed in Tie yard 80. Zanzioar. March 26—sailed, back Taria Topan, Ha- NEW YORK Mr. ichael were seated Director General is not only @ revival of the memories of our | with mdseand vassengers to J W Quintrd & Co. ‘about the same size and model of the one just | ‘Morne, soston. | — * i she Centennial Exhibition; the Hon. | fathers, bul also of the spirit Of our fathers. (Ap- | | Steamer janac Bell Lawreues, Ricnmond. City, Point | begun, and these two vessels will kee Currier's Sea | errrt ga 2 -ase Kl 4 Major General | piause.) It should enable this generation of young | 884 Norfelk. with mdse and passengers to the Vid Do- ‘men busy for some time to come. Messrs Atkinson AMERICAN PORTS. { ‘4 a 2a L EB room, Men to take & new depsr.are and go from strengtn | EC ieee emouth, NS), Saunders, Liverpool 27 | & Fillmore are now getting the frames tor a 100 ton | 5 ‘iter ample justice nad Deen done \to tne colla- | to strengin and from grea.ness to greatness. it, | In Ballagh w Wosd &” Mineken, Apri 17, ho lat, webu and ine work will be pushed along as fapidly ap | , AUEXANDRIA, May 10—Arrived. steamer Jobny Gib. verre A AO EEce and cotfee and cigars were ny a On" rk Sam Cook, steering ESE. ie" ork; ir re ral » Boston: 1 SOD, eee ee wemicnsel rose aud spoke in sub- | going 08 1 agnincent valley, I hope, sit, | Hark Filippo (tab, Dictetri, Alexandria, R, 6Saays, | Powlble, she ales act i. Ketchum, Hoston: schr Lizzie Young, Boston, \o rf A AE ft that all these gentiemen of the 8, Whom I see | With rags to order, passed Vibraitar, March 25, aie eae Hampshire; schr E & L Cordery, Boson; seh H Pr A A stance as follows | sound me here, pill make Keown to the wnoie | uova Virginia. (Ital), Scatpati, Port Vendre 72 NOTICE TO MARINERS, Hariburt, Ann § Lockwood, Wm Wilton, J T Weaver, | 4 a aL BR apn WELCOME. ' days with wine, 4c, t Lauro, Swrey & Co Passed PS mm iayior, Wm L Avvo! Isabel Aibe ful — CrnEENS Co NAy Tone ano New’ Exazaxp— | country what has béen done, and tam eure it wid | GUS caysrinegecs Le ee ER rr ee, os he merenante of Philadeiphis with whom, as a | prove wan soe or ye ererna. ! \ Bai Braziterk (Ge, achens Rio Jancire 48 days Cush Sune tee Bente tear nate Botan, Perens Piakerss AAA Ppa ane, has been good associa 4 Wi core Chas Laling Co; vew of ave nst 5 eR . aart ;aeny years Dove one me i oecnrten or Fx-Mayor ane teh spoke a few words:—I at ev toased the Equator April 2, 1a lou 3; fue B cave Sonera My ‘ole: . ARAL 3 | s wm De esa atiee | unk tas ceetonacean'* ACR event! "my | “Wapioan, anon Curios dare, wna and Fee comme Bete, | Be it e@ siready seen u not disposed to trespass upon your patience, | | ‘Abbott (ot Liverpool, N8), Scobey, arroyo, ae lith—Arrived, brie Livonia (Br). Clow, Cienfuegos, AA AA Li those ind you, and ‘ole m the cor | SOR; wasems we my oo than. J wo the i a car molasses to Galway 2 Pg Mag Ag Re Lp AR wood on Nea iter aaeiy Macon Sig" ewnort. lt AAMAS Lb pressure of 1s iow! m your | jo5 ¥ to mast h = Fad Weta ( ) ge a7 Lt . brig Switt (Nor), Andersen, Palermo 50 days with frait nicl Webster, Haskell, sierra Leone; kawa AA AA yi cuntees ba a I. J . fis = Sea the mek a ae = ton Ne Pi fo Pe pp Lad Glas b Ces vonanl te Punch, Raye & Uo, AM Hancock, Owttes States Cone at Batege. Fb jean, M amy zzie Wi Wiison do. AA a be LEDLLD “= morn! strated, 7 a 4 - | Passed Gibraltar March 9, had strong Ne and NW | Under dave of Apri 19 as foliows:— To preven! Aiso arrived, bi ibelle (Ana), AA A PeaeH two short bours of distance, while con- | There was one effort in New York to get ap | gales most of the pastage. troduction of the potatog 1 try. by royal | via Gloucester, Mass: ecirs Fanny Eid AA AA LELGbULL nected together by the closest community | an international exhibition where, but | tor one am Brig Albatr: Nor), iverson, Palerme 62 days with | order, dated March 17, t Ld a. NO; DCE ra 4H a of (nterests and still more by the sacred bona of a | giad that your efforts here have been met with fruit f, ‘Bork ros & Co Bdye & Uo. | dered that Bn pd ines oo pare rs J P Kel BREWERY, EIGHTEENTH STRERT, tionality, New York and Philadelphia | success aid will heartily join with you in yeur un- | Passed Qioraliar Meron es castonas 4s ays via | orvae quaranie and the burning of the potatoes. ft | “Glen The) atom _— " be in Comstant intercourse, and svouid be in | dertaking. Here was the nplace Of the natioi 4 fil be for the interest of vessels coming from the United | via New York; Dominion (ur), Clemen' — roa union. Mr, McMichael continued at | this is the most fitting place for this celebration, | Smithville, Nv 7 days whore se put in, in distress as | Mites’ to commuue of dentroy ail potatoes among tne | Ky Wm Lawrence, Howes, Daltimure; bark Morning | BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES length in a6 eloquent description | (Appiause.) “8 | Co; vessel to maser. ship's stores berore reaching @ 8p: port. Dew (Br), stockton, Kichijueto, NB; sents Vicksburg. ota. ne aims and usefulness of the Cen- | are concerned im your success, and I hope tuat this | Brig ¥ H Topa (of Calais), McGuire, Trinidad 16 days, cy r, Ha cm ira Laitri mga, Kee Cy NEW YOR! operat Taman pisne ui rr Sat con ameee ba Tab oom woe Sout wee. | “rene tarry winite’ (of Backsport,, Mopkine, Point WHALEME men; barks Sea A BOLuTE DIVORORS OBTAINED, yaon rv ge | Pitre, Guad, 16 days, with sugar to i A Vatavle & Son; ent states; no pul 4 advice some ates before the entaus sury. (Applause. ’ . ford inst from nino (Ital). ) Deeds for every State: Law Doca- S senbre waren & im 9 | vessel to Miller & Houghton. Breese, at New Bed) 08h the ID Arrived, Dark Stefa tal). | iio, Commissioner “of Det A eg cheers Bad bee WN. ‘sehr Eugenie (ot Kingston, Ja), Philebert, Kingston, bbiswh nd $00 lbs bone; sent pscomb, Be los; Kat ments properly prepa Bp, B30 de fuck, Miller, Boston (ar | Attorney, No. 03 Broudw do wh ofl. and 5368 ibs speaker however, Mr. McMichae! Mr. Mlenry Arnot Browo * young but very prom- | Ja. # days, with sugar and rum to Charles Btiner, wot LMR tre hn Proposes “Tue wealth, long ive and prosperity of | inent lawyer of Philadelphia, said We Was at a lows |” ‘chr alrona (of "John, NB» Mitchell, Aguacilia, P la SD, ,24185 do wh ot from oH Saline ; TAINED FROM DIF = guests.” It was drugk standing, wita turee | to respond tw the call for a speech, ashe was sugar to J'D Kivera & Co; vessel to P fire cy, basta bagare on ee a Ne CnEm, Rocky, fre Rae eee! dtp hy tt lag ML td pu eR cheers and a tiger. | Somewnat in doubt about nis identity. (Langh- | Nevius # fon. miadetpnia), Smith, Havana d season. if gail (Nor), Nielsen, from Arendal via Hampton Koads. | cient cause: no publicity required ; ny charge until di- ir. Willtam £. Dodge wasinen called for, and, | ter.) He had been frequen: mistaken for me | agys with San se Ste Covelion & Ue: vessel to Evans, t Murray, of ship St George, of NB, Cleared—Viscount Macduft Gp, Wriegs ‘as Ire. re ‘anted; advice tree, M, HOUSK, Attorney, in fampuance, he rose, aud spoke suvsiaatia y | Hom. Morton McMichael or Dan Ball's her at Houolala April 5, haviny 48 bbls Timarrived, sohts H Fisk, ‘Wikon, lecta | 194 Broadway. " 3 Keon, Dickerson, Matan: via oitsince ieavine San Francisco Dec Know! para teamee angen, Menara keene Ue | Sasestucel waite ay sete tm fhe O80 be o's N RVOUS DEBILITY, WZAKNESS, &C. SPERCH OF WILLIAM R. DoDoR. i n. MR. PRESIDENT AND GBNTLEMEN—Acceptin owl Brgg & Vo! vessel to master. would rejoin the ship and preceed north. barks Paramount, Holt WINCHESTER'’S SPEOIFIO PILI, YOUr verY Kind invitation tbe with you to-day, | bequeatved to nim Shr Ls" Davis, Storiing, Catbarien, 10 days. with gy A certain and syeody cure for Nervous, Devility, Weak. ‘was one Of the last things I had anticipated that! | dificult to recognize mis suger to Fernandes & Csivo, vowel to Jonas Smith SPOKEN. bark Fortunato (Ital) lotto, Cork or Falmor ess. Ao, tasted for @ years with perfect success, For puoaid be called to thank vou, ehail or | Brown told a very good story apropos ne Ce ne JH Hancoek (of Reston), Hefiet, Sagua 9 days, — ‘Also cle: steamers DJ Foley,Charieston; Hatteras, | further acts a pM weet oer geet am A vetagt Th Co int ees | tmatans tne in wvSeae ay aeroam wit | pitagr we Nome Marpoy 4 Cor vous wit Saco | aon midant en, Fommvangyirom Mew Tre or | SIT eST hh te Nan bets tal Oke | fees, ema: anal a 9 ORC USER part. | laughter. He thought teat this Co. janmburg, April 16, lat q , " . ties 6 Jon nig fe vote rin to-day, ao 1 te sociated with | Mgnal mark of the progress Of civiizations "here | cschr Ida M Ridriage, Ridetdge, Trinidad via Delaware | | Brig HF Naah, trom Sagua for Rew Tork, May 10, 14¢ | pol a aa Na ne phn en a lai me in this visit to-day, “4 respond to your kind | were emen who had breakfasted this mourn- r ys, with sugar to master. pie ° os on 70 LD oy pues bors Toney ‘aaah oe pa re, | land, ber, do. | navey . IfY YOUR phd CLEANSE YOUR SYSTEM. wishes for our city, and I ros neartiiy concur | ing im New York, and but a hundred years ago a | ,,.cuF Charlie Copd (ot land), Kennedy, Beracon 9 | Hclr Maygic Hatham, from Carde more, | failed Bark May Queen, Rio: echrs Maggie M, Rivers, PRL Ee ios "eitekis Sreity Rrcuise, Beare ae cree Oe, eel nb be seniemsy, C OTN ee ee Oe ee les | Fort de France; Ceplus: Siarrely West Indies; ‘Alice 8, | LIFE BALSAM, the congueror, of cumatism, gout nd st ty + | Ages between tie two cities was called | Salied in company with schre M , New York iwo ‘cities there should be no jealousy, no | the ‘lightning line, because | a wen | ; . \s stages could i He anaes prosuority wh m Ged intends pot wdaye meee Ae. four ays, THe | che" Puebe, Medero, Barnooy 8 days with frutt to J & ps arin to confer upon us. (Appiause.) I pave no doubt, | public would foaliy give way and tm * fobe nquster wot Waswch’ Ranger, Eiouthers 6 days, | Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are in- edelpnie. sone Won miso Md ene on Papen fron, | aches and pains, also Cholera, Dysentery, Cole a tir, that oor friends in Pniiadeiphia have feit some | York Wonid grasp tne band of he ‘with pine: to Jos Eneas formed that by telegraphing to the Hearn London Secte weablegton, Du. na 1, do; » | Youiting: warratited for over #7 veare and caver fall anxiety in regard to the apathy that nas been fel: | aud extend friendly aid im thin great | jouchey sj Bryan, Lee, Woodstock, Fia, 6 dare wit | purena, Ne us Pleetstrost, or wo the Paris offics, Nod | HOOTHBAY, Muy '3—Arrived, schre Kxster, Pendle. | No ‘aimi'y or iravelice shoul be without ik It hs WoEM BD ous City as bo the Censenuial celebration; but 1) with, (Applause) Pilladeipeia could ve: | try ode & Co; verses to beauy, f jer sie five caribe, whe acsivalg we and departures fgom E0- | 100, aQd bidridue Very, arey, ‘Ruckland for New WOE: | Wo etahsin golds Sead by we drequucon ne a, scrofula, dc, , 6 ME GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE 18 DR TOBIAS’ VENETIAN NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. | P/U. Wwick, May t1—Arrived, sche Wave Crest, Gawiey, New York.