The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1875, Page 10

10 THE CHARTER COMMISSION. A spevial meeting of the General Committee of taxpayers’ associations of the city of New York | ‘Was held on Saturday night at No, 140 Kast Fourth | street, School Commissoner Ferdinand Traud, | the Presiden:, im the chair, The Governor’s Mes- | by Socemmendieg the passage of aa act creating | aon aC MMAKSIOD Was Made the special order ing. ‘The iollowing memorial was Shopisa ‘as and ordered printed :— To Tur Monoxasex tux Mexseus oF THE LEGISLATORS | OF PHB Prarx oy New Yoru — Pe eee the 4th day of March last, we, the | LOrganleation of taxpayer's ax rations ot the ee jew Yors, transimited to your honorable body, | iM senate aiid Asse unl request fOr ye of a f competent per. r reference fo arter baying. parti ir city, me hat Message of ' {Your attention to the subject. | said Veutral Organizavon, woald theréfore | thy suln reapectiully. yet carnestly and strongly, arge the “Pan by your houorabie body, of a Dill or Tesotution Ing such commission, to be appointed as aforesaid athe Goverior, with full power to drait such | "eharter or amendraents to the present charter as they | May deem for the best interests of the city: which | ebarier oF a shall, when completed ‘he laid | Deore the ure. And we would further | swuxort thi amendments to such chirter, ay Sener srapor’ of sald commission and tual, adopies by the Logislatare, shalt be sabmitied to she, su suffrage of | pie fur Uner approval or disappro! oe of PLuUINAND THAUD, President, Cuanves J. Nermnas, Secretary. Naw Yous, Muy 19, 1876 IN HOUSTON CAPTURE BY TWO OFFICERS OF TER | TENTH PRECINCT. Abont two o'clock yesterday morning, Rounds- man Healey and Officer Sturt, of the Tenth pre- ‘cimct, met a man in Alien street, near Rivington, with a jarge carpet bag in his hand, Rovndsman | Healey accosted him and asked him what he had in | the bag, and not receiving a satisfactory answer, | Wok hit to the station house in Eldridge street, | where he gave the name of Willem Brown, The ‘vag was found to conta a quancity of surgical | lustruments. The roundsmap and OMcer Stuts | ‘watched the block on waich they made the arrest | Jor some ume afterward, and _ noticed | auother man, whose name is Angust Levinsal, | owe OUt o! No, 127 Allen str look up and aowa | ‘te street as 1/ waiting for some one, and then re- | Ure again into the doorway. Koundsman Healey crossed the strect and spoke to Leviusk!, whom he | had noticed acting as described, and soon induced | Dim to take Limself and Officer Stutt to his room. | Ou arrivmg there they found @ character weil known to the police as Quarles Hogan, alias “Dutch Olto,” and screwed arcund the reom waa w large quantity ef foe cutlery, pocket. vooks, surgical and dental lustruments and ewer valuable property. Levinski and Hogan were also taken to the station honse and all the above-mentioned property. After weaving the prisoners safely locked up these oit- ters started out to scour the Tenth and Seven- Wwentn wards to discover if any burgiary had been committed within that district, Toeir search was rewarded at jast by fuding that Mr. Frederick Kelnatu’s cutlery establisnment, No. 174 East dHouston street, had been entered on the previous evening by means of skeleton keys and a large amount of valaable cutiery had peen stolen. All that Was found in the room at No. 127 Allen street was subsequently identified by Mr. Keinath as bis property. Wiillam Brown, August Levinski and Charles Hogab Were arraigned beiore Judge Smita ‘wi the Essex Market Police Coust yesterday, and BURGLARY STREET. | WLEVER were beid in $500 ball each to answer a charge of | wurglary. BONDED WAREHOUSE BURGLARS. Charlee Wilson, John Sheridan, James Nojan and | Henry Simpson were yesterday committed by Jas- ‘ce Utterbourg, at the Tombs Police Court, in ae- fault of $6,000 ball, charged with attempting on | Saturday pight to break into the bonded ware- house No. 411 Greenwica street, whick Is owned by #. ©. Linde & Oo. A Henaty reporter ied yesterday upon Cap- tain Cafirey at the Filte precinct police station, in Leonard street, witu reference to the capture of the above mentioned hurglars, to ascertain if auy i the gang had yet been recognized as “proies- sionsis.”’ The Captam siated:—‘l do not know aby of these men myself. but to-morrow they will pry A be taken to Police Headquarters to be ked at by the detectives there. My ward de- tectives are bunting up their pedigrees to-day, andi no aoubi tuat witn their efforts and my own hall Gnd out who theyare. They ave all been prison hands [ think, trom the easy manner they take tbeircapture. | tuimk each of «them is good for two years and a haif imprisonment. A burglary Occurred in the same room by men boring a hole invo the Walls of ab adjoming warehouse, when tt was Kept oy Mr. Perkins, some years ago. Mr. Yost, the landlord, remembering this, was sus- picious when he saw the peculiar conduct of iis new tenant, and we are indebted to him tor ine Vimely information which led to toe arrest of the gang.” The burglars’ tools captured, wich are o complete set and of the most moacrn make, are at the Leonard street station house. A BURGLAR CAPTURED IN BROOK. | LYN. On the 10th of April, the apartments of Mra. McAleer, on North Fiith street, were entered and robbed of wearing apparel and carpenter's tools ‘o the amount of $200. John Laidier and three women were arrested at the time for the offence and jail awaiting trial. Yesterday Short captured the remaining participient tn th ‘© years, WhO is locked up im the Fifth salion house. A SUNDAY PRIZE FIGHT. A prize fight between two roughs of the Four- | Seenth ward of Brooklyn, which bad been post- poned from the previous Sunday through fears of | police interference, took place yesterday morning, | Setween five and six o'clock, om the Bushwick ©rcek Meadows, between the Fourteenth and Se euih wards, The Oghs was for $100, to decide the merits of Joon Mcbad, aged twenty-two years, ang William Doty, twenty-one years oiage. They met ats tavern on the porch side at daylight, and # short time before the hour appointed repairea Logether to the ground selectes, about seventy- bse persons baving preceded them. A ring twe: four feet im diame’ marked on eens fo hea and stakes, a four feet outeide another, and then the nen stripped. Willlam Rowe seconded Mc- @ut sod 4. Peverson did the same ior Dudy, b. Kelly acted as referee. THE FIGHT. McWof was the ia wer man and the favorite With (pose betting, and for the first eight rounds had the better oj the Gght, but after that budy #howed himself bey gs in wind, #0 that belore | the Nght was closed baffeted and pounded his SdISgZonist at Will, At the close of the seven- teepta round and forty-five minutes irom the com- mencement of the tgnt Ro second for MeDutt, wrew 5 the sponge, cis man being unable to etand, Duty was still able to go on, but McDut ‘was braised all over the face and neck ani so thoroughly used up thas hie iriends w pelled to take Dim dome in a wagon. A SUNDAY BRA Wh A‘ Dalf-past four o'clock yesterday afternoon ‘Wm. McKiniey, of No. 15 Maujer street, and Robert Armstrong, of No. 309 Kent avenue, Brooklyn, £. D., became engaged ins fight on Hewes street, mear Kens avenue. Sergeant Nreboison and Onicer WRetlly, of the Sixth sad-precinct, secing the crowd, hastened to the scene of the ght and in which red to arrest the combatant! they met consideranie vj" They seized their men, sowever, and vongec strugg! rong and on the way to the station honse. men weor peaceably jor & biock or more and thea turned on the Officers, Sergeant Nicholson was thrown by Ris Man, Armstro! while McKiniey. in bis strug. gies, got Officer O'Reilly's Onger in nis moun and neaciy bit is of. officers heid to their men, bowever, untii tWo viber policemen came to their aanistance, and the four efficers had ali teey could tre men in, Wick they Muay suc dong, CKiME At A NEGKO eddy, a colored man @f prop- erty, residing at No. 302 Maujer street, Brookiyn, died, and his wile invited a mumter of ber friends to “wake” his remains. Among the company were Vatherne wen and Maggie Taylor, two whire Wives of Diack men, who engaged in a flerce fignt toward Sunday moruiog. Polcemon qveiied the Gintarbance, and the two Women were arrested, It was discovered that a ourean in tie room had been forced open Bad $28 taken out. ihe woman Taylor was wed With the weit at tbe pouce etatin adeition to assault. ate WAKE. On Saturday Jobn THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The folowing recor: 4 will show the changes ™ the temperature for the past twenty-four bours, t comparison with the corresponding date of Inet year, indicated by the thermometer at Mudoui's Pharmacy, fensiv Badia; 1874, 1875, 18 SA Mes bh 44 8:0 P.M. Ca. M. an 9a. M. 3 lum DO OF a tempers Averane vemperst BOOM vicey pecene | etaentally fetl from the second story of ber house | First avenue, near Thirty-filth street, | which Buckley drew @ revolver and fired at his | sylvania Railroad, in Newark, last Thursday even- rime, one Jona Robinson, aged | NEW YORK HERALD, MCANDAY, MAY 17, ; NEW YORK CITY. | ‘Yhe pews in Dr. John Hall's new Fifth avenue Presbyterian enarch, corner of Fifty-fifth street, will be sold at the church this evening, commenc- jug at halfpast seven oclock. ‘The Hartford and Atlantic Base Bal! Clubs play | together at the Union Grounds to-day, and to- | morrow there will be a match between the Ath- Jetios Nd Atlantics at tue same place, Mary Hill, residing at No. 340 Water strect, ac- > to we sidewalk yesterday aftetnoon, receiving = severe injuries, She was taken, to the Park Hospital, Abraham Hanley, aged thirty-two years, of Ac- ton, Mass., attemptec suicide yesterday afternoon she Briggs Mouse, corner of Forty-second street and Fourth avenue by cuttin: “ty throat with & pocket knife. He was sent to Believae Hospital. Wiliam Merryyaged seventeen years, residing at No. 514 Grand street, was stabbed in the leit leg yesterday afternoon by William Connors, dur | ing & qparrei, Gustaming a severe wound, Merry was atuerded by Police Surgeon Powell ahd after- ward takeu kome, Connors esvaped. As Dr. Thomas Smith, of the Park Hospital, was | 4, Passing througu Rose street yesterday after- noon he saw @ little boy avout six years ot age, named Thomas Moran, in danger of being run over by @ passing conch, At the peril of bis own ite he rished iD iront of the coach and rescued the chiud irom probaole instant deat. Barly yesterday morning an altercation occurred | between stephen Terhune and John Buckiey, on during attagouist, inflicting a painiul but nos serious Wound in the bead, Teroune’s injuries were | vended to by Ambulance Surgeon Hathaway. Buckley made his escape. ort A PLAIN "SPOKEN CORONER'S JURY. VIGOROUS CENSURE OF CIIY FATHERS AND RAIL~ | ROAD AUTHORITIES IN JERSEY. The coroner’s jury in the case of Préderick Gluckstadt, who was run down and mangied to | death at the Murray street crossing of the Penn- ing, places the blame for tue slaugnters in the past and responstbility for those which may yet occur directly where the same belongs—on the shoulders of the railroad acd city authorities. After narrating the facts of Giuckstadt’s death and exonerating the employés of the company from all blame, the jury spoke in severe terms of the way in which trains are dashed through the city, along the unfenced and | open tracks, crossed at right angles by scores of Streets. They ¢iose in the following sweeping language:—‘‘We furtner believe iat our City Fatners are cognizant of these jacts, because they | have from time to time been puolished and commented upon by tke pudlic journals; but so indifferent have tyey become to THE CONSTANTLY INCRHASING SLAUGHTER? on this roud (the Pennsylvanti) that they have declined to take any official notice of them or the | reckless speed woich causes them. There hae not | been even so much a4 @ mild protest irom our mu- | Sicipal Executive. Wale in this parucular case | we do not recommend tne Coroner io hold any of | the railroad officials or any of the executive om. | cers of this city to answer ior ® reckless indiffer- ence to iiie or for maintaining mantraps, yet in our opinion the time hag arrived when such hea increasing _casual- ties should no lon be regarded as mere accidents, but t at hencefor:h the presi- | dent, directors and superintendent of the rati- read, or the executive officers o! tnis city, or all of them, snould be held personally respo ne fe the same.” The county physician decl | be his intention to cause inquests to be held in every case where a life is slaughtered on the rai!- roads at the unguarded crossings, unUl & public opinion 18 aroused which will compel life-saving | action On tLe part of tae city and railroad author- ities, |THE NEWARK WIFE-MURDER CON- SPIRACY. STABBING A‘gPRay. Last night, about Nal’ apasy ten, am altercation took piace in Variek Arroet, near Vanda, he- tween Chauncey{K sf, of No. 199 Varick street, and | Michael Rogan. @f No. 590 Greenwich street, which Teauited 1m @sgan arawin: akutie and stabbing Keily in Y Jo breast, ludicting a severe wound, Boge nut Was sudsequentiy arrested Cabin Nnetonnell and Ofiver Read, o1 the Par precinct, and locked up. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE, DATES OF FoR TES Steainer, | Salle jDesiination.| Office Wisconsin. ey ti i Laveroool. 139 Broadway, ben Othe ._| 69 Broadway. Liverpool. Glasgow .. 72 Broadway. :|Hamoure.. 61 Broadway. Roterdati | Broadway, Liverpoot. |40 Broadway. AVEr poo 19 Broadway ver pool. 169 Broad was Ginsgow ...|7 Bowurg Groe Hremen..../4 Bowling Green Liverpool. |4 Bowling Greea Hamburg, wir z2. a, 27, 27.| Rotterdam ry Browaway roaaway "3 Broaaway. do Broaaway 2 Bowie Green iy Bowing Greva 9 bri | Liverpool... Liverpool, Liverpool... 29./ Havre . 29. | Bremen. 29-| Glasvow.. +] Liverpool Javerpool.. Botnvin,.. Siave of indiana’. i ir 2verpools |1) Broaaway: City of Liverpool 115 Broadway, ee NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS BNTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Youre Hynapo bas adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal tor use on board the Hegaup steam yacht, show: ing while burping the colors red, green, red, changing from one to tle other in succession, and can be seen sev- eral miles distant. Captains ot vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige us by preparing any marine now they may Rave fur the Ship News Department of the Henavp. nar Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONS TELEGRAPH LINR. Steamer City of Richmond (Br), Brooks, Liverpool May Gand Queenstown 7th, wi ith mdse and er parenaers to JG Dale. From iat 4408, lon 46 22 to lat 4247, lon 50 4, assed several icebergs: May 15, 92 miles east of Sandy Mook, passed steame Of Belin Br). hence for Liv. 85 miles east of Sandy Hook, steamer England ‘Br “a0 for do. Steamer State ot Louisiana (Br), Johnston. Glasgow Jot anid Larne 24 Mav, with mdso_ dnd pamensers to. + m1 | vessels, care of Hera news yacht, pier No 1 Hast | York, : ‘Ac ath May 6. act Adelia Chase. She will hail fy River, Now York. Letters recelved from ail parts of the | Hatethhe a ateied ty Gant Bente: Hiokeraun, of Wee world and promptly delivered. Dupheaies are re- Harwich, and others, and is 130 tons, She is to be Use: a: | ine “annie ‘uaness commanded by’ Gapt Horatio — Chase of Denaisport. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. | WHALEME | i. wat! BR See arrivals at thts pore. peers BEANE MOM isl cov. Mined. were Siiled trom st Helena March 31, bark Adeline Gibbs, z 11} Sendy Hook.morn | Forman, of and tor New Bedford. 325 | Hell Gate....morn | SPOKEN. | | pasting Wy r “ 7, | ,Sigamer Memnon (Bn, from New York for Liverpool, PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 16, 1875. | Sete tea | | | As foreshadowed in yesterday’s HsRaLp, the jary | | in the case of Wiluam Cunningham, tried for al- | lJeged solicitation of @ mosorious ruMan named | Norwood Hatfleid to murder his (Canningnam’s) | wile, remained out all Saturday night unable to | | agree upon a verdict. Yesterday, shortly beiore one oclock, they sent for Judge Tits- worth and other members of the Court, and on coming in declared throngn their foreman, ex-Assembiyman Aaron G. Baldwin, that they were unable to agree, sul were satisfied that | there was po prospect of their agreeing. Tne Judge expressed great regret, as the case was one of importance, hud put the county to considerabie | to neither the State nor the prisoner. | to discnarg juctantly, They stood eight for conviction | and four for acquittal. They ceased to argue | the case among tnemseives after they | first went out. It 1s stated that among them- _ | selves the jurors had a pretty hot time. Mr. | | Baldwin, who voced for acquittal, is said to have | | been severely tongue-lasned by several of those | water. | Who voted for conviction, in pabitc, Canning- ham’s own testimony is quoted as the mo-t damaging against bim. He was conunued at | large on the same batl—$6,000. ‘The belief is thas tne case will not be triea again, but be dropped, | mon | like ali the other Newark conspiracy cases, | THE JERSEY DUNGEON HORRORS. | POOR LAWTON LIBERATED—SHOCKING TREAT- | MENT OF AN INSANE CONVICT. | DISAGREEMENT AND DISCHARGE OF THE JURY. | #1; expense, and witnout a verdict would do justice | Be was loca | the jury and did so very re- | James Lawton, the unfortamate prisoner tn the | Hudson county Penitentiary at Jersey City, who | was shackled and terribiy beaten by Warden Post, | was iiperated on Saturday, but itis feared ina: | | be will be @ confirmed invalid, The poor iellow | Nad a large plaster across his chest to relieve the | Pain created by the treatment he received. He | states that when Post sirack bim in the face and | knocked bum down he placed bis knee upon nis chest and crushed him til be thought | be was suffocated, With the little strength leit him he cried out for merey, He was unable to strike oul [0 defence as one of his hands was swol- len to twice its ordinary size irom a festering Whea be was allowed to rise from toe | Py, wis vered with biood, and as he steggered to his feet tne beavy ball attacned to bis leg brougat him suddenly down again with @neavy thud. “1 never saw so shocking @ sight | mm my ive,” remarked @ keeper toa HERALD re- porter yesterday. “i knew poor Lawton well, | and he Was one of the most quiet and orderly men | Lever Bad under my charge.” nother cas@, a6 revolting if not more terrible, just come to ight inthe same inststation. A jag Man, whose real name Was not ascertainer, ecause he displayed uumMistakadle symptoms of | insanity, was sent to the Penttentiary ior six monvhs on @ccount of an altercationo with the | keeper of au apple stand on Montgomery street, Jersey City, The wretched conviction his vagaries would amuse Bimself and his fellows by singing in comic verse the sorrows of some love-smitten fr tic swain named Muidoou. There is @ general ny ‘& periormauce in the prison. ¢ demented creature was insensibie to the rigidaess of orders in 4 penal institution, as wellas so the consequences of their viol: Tne warde! aed LO pass While the Muldoon melody Was being sang and he proceeded, it is al- seged, to inflict summary punisonet. Catehing the | prisoner with Ove band by the collar Be tweaked ois nose with the other, theo tarew him on the ground and piaced his Buece on bis chest, The wretened man's sufferings only commenced bere, ior Post caught wim by the ears and struck his head against the biocks till he became waconsciour, aller which he Was thrown into a ceil which wa: in @ poisome and fetid condivion, flere the pr oner waded ‘urough the ith alter Be bad regain sciousness, bUL the light of reason had 1 hi rever. He was taken from the cell f the deepest commiseration, quiet assive, aud removed to the State Asyium at Trenton, wuere be was pronounced incurabie, ORL secret TO DEATH. SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY IN NEWARK. Samuel Day, son of @ well-known Newark ex- pressman of the same name, was killed tn Newark very early yesterday morning ander cir- cumstances of a rather singular character, aud, according to one version, decidediy suggestive of foul play. Tae story, a8 narrated to and related by the authorities, is that Sam was observed ok im the woruing fooling win & wheel which lay against Wall of @ foundry on Ferry Senwitzer saw mm and ai- desist, but, being wncer the tion to the advice, and Went on trying to Dulance the wheel. Atlengtn, aw the story go he shipped, ponderous piece of metal him rightfully. He was removed to Dr. "osvorne % vat died in 4 Jew momen, ANOTHER VERSTON 19 to the effect that bis deatt was not accid bat the result of am assauit by algawayme a'tacked cum and robbed tim of cuwin, The footpads, the rumor says, rst rowed Day and then threw the Wheel on him, imtending to cripple him and prevent vim irom pursuing them. County Paysician Dodd neard this rumor baisnee mee or pim = tw vised infuence of liquor, he pata no atien aud therefore reframed jtom granting a bu certifeate without waving an inquest. Be investigate the matter, Day waa a young man of very indifferent record. Aiew yours ago, it ix Stuied, be became involved in a Keriows quarre! and oad arrow escape from @ to state Respect tor tis moat deservedly reepectod # euid tO bave matniy saved fim. He Ja year or #0 ago, but lately he and his ba a hihi ares ce win & Co, Experienced strong westerly winds re ro! eo for ~ydney, CB. pteamer ot Heuston, Deering, Bermuda May % with mdse an passengers io A # Outerbride. May 13, Of Bermuda, spoke sche Winnie Laurie, from Philadel: Pina tor Bertwada ; 1:h, lat 3740, lon 7026, schr Victor, | rr hence tor Pars ‘Steamer Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston May 8, via Key West, lath, ‘with merchandive and passengers to O Mallory & Co:—10th, tat 27 15, lon 88 assed whi ith two boat oer William Martin. of Boston, w { to Whales: iSth, four AM, otf Cape Hatteras, passed steamer City of Vera Cruz, trom New York for also schooner I terns bearing SW %< WW, distant about thirteen os, Passed clome toa throe-thasted sehoouer sunken with bait of her topmast above water, heading south: Inthe track of vearols bound north oF south; aiso pants three-masted schooacr Maud, trom New York tor agua. Steamer Ashland. Whiteharst, Savanpan, May 12, with asnengors to kk Lowden. May 1%, 6 PM, 5 NE sob Prvine Pan lihtehip. passed sctit Henry N for Beveil oIns of Water; the aie ere ‘on tne fightship. aud all well: would have faken them off but itwas blowing &, heavy gale at the Hime: Mth, 5:3) PM, 20 miles SW by W ot Hatteras light, assed a sanken Smasied schr, in 16 fathoms, and ly: Ps in the track of soutbern-tiound steamers: 16th, pouam, pasted asunken wreck, with the stern out of Steamer Ol Dominion. Walker. Richmond, City Point and Nofioik. with mdse and passengers to the Ula Do- minion Steat Steamer eum "Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DO, with and pase: st JC Kenyou Ontario, Patterson, Loudon, 46 days, with mdso | to Grinnel!, Minturn & Co. Bark traveller (of Yarmouth, N*). Ferguson, Liver- | pool mi days, in ballast, to Boyd # itinck Apni 1: me Bid Toh 3500, spoke park Matilda, Hi (Bry, from Liverpool for Sbeiburne, N3; is auchored as sandy Hox for orders, a Aquila (Nor), Gerrold, Swansea, 37 days, with ¥ iron, to order: verse! to Tetons & Bock mann, ‘Aisvid (Nor), Marcussen, Jamogek, 5 ia daze je ast, lo master; is anchored Be re Alsvid (Yor), Eversen, Limerick mak in bal- last, wo order, Is arichored at Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Galathea (Nor), Steansen, Havre 45 days. in 4 | | last. 1 Tobias & Co. is anchored at Sandy Hook ornare Galathea (: Stransen, Havre. 44 days. in bal- to C Tobias & Oo; is ancnored at Sandy Look tor | orders. Bark Saga (Nor’, Larsen, Bergen «2 days, in ballast, to nehored at Sandy Hook for orders. Palermo, 64 days, 4 h, Edye & Co Bark Wuliam (Swed), Pibl, frait to Scoble & Day j vessel ty Funcl passed Gibraltar M Brig Rocky (en (ot Boston Gays, with coffee to, M Higgins, Rio panes r & iouguton. Crossed ine | WGuntor april 1% lea 391 Sehr Carrie Melvin. Andrews, Cardenas, 8 days, with cial Warebouse Company; ves srring! n), CoMn, Cardenas 7 PH Howell & Son: vessel to * Bay 5. int 24 19, ion 8015, spoke bark Almira ‘obinson, trom New Orleans for Havre. stanzas * Lowell wot Biddetort), Bice, Bengms 12 | gays.y with s sugar, to Jules sazare & Co. Jarson Sehr Lemnet Hatt, to Jova & Terry; Sehr Mary fruit to TT Ma Tripp, Sarna Tl days, with sugar, vewet to D B Dearborn, Mangan, Zeioft vessel to BJ Wenbe Sehr Morro ( us, Barace to Wm Dongiase easel to ere. Senr @ W Anderson, Anderson, Jacasonvilie 6 days. with yellow pins to. G Hunter & Bom; vessel to Slagnt & Petty, Is bound to Albany. chr Albert Dailey, Sason, Savannah, 7 days, with lumber, to Basel! el to master. sehr James Veldren, sehr Ja A bene Charlie Woolsey, Corlies, Baltimore. Se Ship Annie Bingay (Bri, trom Liverpool, which ar- rived beiow 15th inst has been ordered to Baltimore. we Bark Ja Ernestine (Fr), from Padang, is con- sigued to Edmund Unkart (not as berore rep PASSED THROUGH He BOUND socTR. eehr Prairie Rird (Br). Kobleson, Cornwallis, NS, for York, 9days, with potatoes to Duryea. Yord, Allea, Dorchester, NB, for New York, 9 days, with stone to Sherwood &0o. sehr J M Stevens Br, pastes, ‘St Joba, NB, for New York, with spiling to PT Nevius & Son, ir Annie Currier, Van Ewart, st Jobn for New York, I3daye with lumber w G Boardinan; vessel to ieney & Hacker. he Ida Palmer, Baldwin, New Ilaven for New York. Schr AL Wilder, French, Eddyville tor New York, with lime to Canger & Mressey. ehr Henry G Fay, Fay, Portland tor New York, with lamber to order. r Adriana, Marra, Gardiner for New York, with | lumber to J » Cree che Plyaway vebr 8 8 Tyler. Enos, Rastport for New Tork. Phillips. Provide nee ior New Yor’, chr Golden Pag! chr Seo Rogers, Naniucset tor New Yora, with idzeport for New Tork. smith, Porusud, Ct for dew York, stone sebr D M Pre French, Providence for New York. Seur Kate vonewet (or Ne * sehr Ger yortinnd, Ou foe 3 with stone bo order. yore Serum vabcock, Babcock, Greenwich for New ork hr Freestone, Weaver, Portland, Ct for New York. yAght Fraox Uervert, Crowell, New Bedford for ew me che Wigwam. Cherret it, Me, for New York, with lumber to st br Francis kaw ark ds, "Providence tor New \ tand tor New York, with Ciapp & On. er lor New York, with Rogers, New Maven for New Tork. *, Kovsland for New York, with ime solr Faual, Ty to Candee & Preesy, cbr Thos A rrice Date her, Haverstraw for Fiasbing, with Derk to & k bohe Maggie Comminigs mita, Cohasset for Pailadel- Pordand for New York, s, Williams, . he David Torrey, Soule, n lumber to order, chr Menry Willis York, Providence for New voat, Stamford for New York. Bour Sale Burwa, Palmer, ota.acord tor New bork BOUND Fa rtha M Heath, Nichols, fem New Yors for Arreyo “cbr Wm Grey, Allen, Newburg for New London. cht & Waterman, Arnold, Hopoken for Provide uf Bam Welwr, Brockway, Hovoken for Frovidence, Sehr Joha W storey, Storey, New Yor tor New Ha- ren hv Hannah Blakeman, Arnold, New York for Provi- rec Moves, Sradiey. New York for Newburyport. solr tar frie, Ne or Boston, oom Dg ‘pouede rae iy Dew Yorn fos" SoU yor 4Bowing Green p Beem: ‘Bis, tonal It ship Lillie Soullard (Br, | 1 lesmn ‘Spr, haw, New Betford for New York. | | Gessner, Christoters, ba York j Aa | Breweu, Atlamus, Uarder, pamburg ius Wiluiogton, 1875,—TRIPLE SHHET. ne sar » " D , May 4—A: jin EB McNeil), Crowell, BBLOW. wattage ay rrived, Coll %, —_ May 3—Arrived, Kate Sancton, Carver, Bark va Belle (Br), Goagtn. from Batavia Dec Ih 2 a a-Arnivea, his, Mibbe, New Yorks UT Hack, MARITIME MISCELLANY. uaa ie Ape 2m port Geo pene Mason, from burst Mobile tor Reval, alter Unishing revw Bar Ree cable news ‘The Darser of steamer Oity of Louston, from Bermuda, ‘has our thanks for favors Buic Anni (Br), MeKenaie, trom St Martins for Leek port NS saltludem, put, mito Bermuda Muy 10. w! Buia cid. “Be' woula have 46 diana to rep SOO naan hetore epere ameaed en hee VO? o. was tow cutter an : aus to rovidene, ‘she itd rere siizht damage. ae Rcim Saks Lippincott, from Georgetown, a Providenges before reported. on Tar at Now Pot, Coessnrane Bay. re: iA bas con- sod ker oust ir with the J “Heuare adoat for i100 000, and they are at work on hier,» Me, ‘beet ner length go eave getting” her inched a or on ore disp ig # poor Meguilien haying taxon the contract Y aillen " 00, The Ww: eu towed dowu the river from Newouryporton Wednesday. Scus Pi.or Boy, from 8t Bernard River, while enter ing Galveston Rarbor ’ night of 8th inst. the ptr yee sunning, dritted her under the bowsprat of schr Ht which Was lying off Pelican Spit, bound for pat Fed the collision carried away both masts of th ‘The dismasted vessel was towed up to the city next morning. Sour Horatio, Fisherman, of Harwich, put into New. port 16:b inst, with loss of main Boom, having had it arried away same morning olf by be parting of the throat balyards. Bare Mexico, ladon with 300 tons coal), bound to Pro- vidence, before’ reported sunk off Southport, Long Telaud 8 Sound in sixty leet water, has been raised aS ee Baxter Wrecking Oo, and taken into Black Rook where she was pamped ont and floated on the Tot inst by their wrecking steamer John Fuller, Oot Richard A Farnham, of Clinton, Ct, arrived at rton Thursday in command of sloop Gleam, trom been in Command ot # vessel 57 years, hi pA taken cut papers from the tou House | in Middios in the year 1318 He is & years of age, and tleariy. Caxars, Me, May 12—Of the large number of vessels in our harbor at this time nae more than halrof them, wo are informed, ean got treight, and those at very Jow figures. The'tumbor market all over the country has pot besn so dullin many sears se at the preseng yine, xt spruce lumper wifl not bring more than $15 per Ni cedar posts will bardly pay irelght, and little or nothing is doing in ship knee: Haurax, NS, May 1e—The, Prince Edward's Taland steamers have comincnoed their trips between Char- lottetown, Pietou and Cape breton ports Nonrouk, May I3—The work on steamer Louisiana, ro: r. She sunk in Chesape Ray, not seem wo lad again been partially raised, and has p: chain. Two ponwons have broken away, has been oftered tor theif recovery. A lurge force are at work on the steamer. Qoranc, May 16—The steamer Polynesian went aground near hero iast night during @ snow storm. Lt is expected she will be pulled off to-morrow morning, She is guice safe and no damage has been done ure Srirrvr.orng—At Searsport WH Genn & Co have the frame tor a ship of 14W tons, which ‘fhey intend w build tunis season. Lavncump—At Calais, last week, 8 fine S-masted sehr pamed seth M Todd. she 1s owned by Hoardman Bros, Capt 1, 8 Norwood and others of Oalais, Souder & A: of Philadelphia, and Johu Boynton’s sons & Co of Ne w ship N aren. Pen ew York for San Fran- BS fonts », Mare! seamen ¢ (80), from Hong Kong tor New York, Feo 2, in Sunda ser ‘Ship Sumatra, Mullin, from New York for Hong Kong, Feb 7, tat 9 5, lon ia W. ‘Ship Simla: Gardner, from Ltyerpoot to New York, April 29, Tuskar ee W 16 miles. RY ef), from Hambarg for New York, 27, I 2 Rotp British Statesman (Br), from. Sévoronel: for San Franciogo, April 24 \uakar bearing NK 2) mi Ship Athenais (Br), trom Liverpool for se John, NB, April 28, Tuskar N 4 miles. wee _ ay atin (Sr), from Caleutta for New York, fare! at ‘Stup William Weltd of st John (w B), from Cardiff for Callao, April}, lat 0 7 N, ton 25 ‘ship Curlew (Br), from San Franc pce tor Liverpool 50 ange, February 12, iat 4 ly 5, lon 118 5) W, ship Don Quixote, irom New Yore March 30 for San rranciseo, Sprit ?, lat $893, lon 56 AD es ~ gard snip, trom Boston for Caittornia, April 2, no iat, te. mar ourprise, Hoyt, April 30, 108 miles NE of Finis- Bark Chattanooga, from Hong Kong for New York, Feb 2), in Sunda straits, Bars Lauret (Br), from Japan for New York. Feb 20, in Sanda straits. Selr Henry Lipostt, Chase, trom New York for Anjer from New York | Point, March 4, lat 40 5, lon 55k. James & Baylis’ (mot ot betore), for Galveston. May 7, tat 6 0, lon 76 ‘A vessel, abi al testers. Qt eleco, Feb 16, 1a 3 ng stud Ioiusts Lalit, for New Or- lat NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AN D CAPTAINS, Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are in- formed that by telegraphing to tho Heeaup London Bureaa, No 46 Fleet street, or to the Paris office, Rue Scribe, the arrivals at and departares from Ea- ropean and Kastern ports of American and ail foreiga ‘vessels 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 office the more economical and expediuoas for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIvPING NEWS. Bewrast, May 15—Sailed, park Otae Mio (Aus), Catt- cich, New York (not sailed #h. Basswin—Sailed, bark Chasca, Pratt, England. Canta—Arrived, brig Mathilde (Swe), Westerberg, Bai- umore. Denis, May 15—Sailed, ship Pride of the Port, Baker, Havas, May 15—Satied, ship Montebello, Keliey, New York. Lospox, May 16—Sailed, Caroline. for Baltimore; Reevan, y M—Arrivea, ship Geo Huribut, Masson, Mo. | bile via Elsinore. Raxcoos—Sailed, ship Uncle Toby, Sinnett, England. Sevitie—Satled, brig Mary E Thayer, for New York. | Se Meuexa—Arrived, ship Peterborough (Br), Gardner, | toi Caleatta for New York. Warenronn, May 15—Sailed, barks Jedanesti Dubro- vacki (Aus), Mabovich, Philadelphia; Constante, New York. | Loxpow, May 16—Bark Jupiter T (Ans), Ivincich, from Singapore March 2 tor New York, went ashore at Bird Island, and is likely to break up and becomes tota Joss. Bark Albert Cesar (Fr), has put into St Thomas leaky, | (otuing farther.) Bark Alpha (Nor), from Baltimore, at New Ross (after | being ashore near Waterford), makes no water, Part of her cargo was discharged into hghters. FOREIGN PORTS. | —_ | Reaxvos, May | Je aretoad brig Annie (Br), McKenzie, | ‘St Martin be vow tore Misceitany); Lith, bark | , Ne ‘umimings, New York. rd iy stubbs, Philadephia | Paine, Aux Cayés, with inward sehrs Carrie W Clark, Smith, ag yey iar for se P ee — aa ip teil sal wea ieicand, ong eM ay uM—In ha pore, Fhuladeipnia nia ding abet t n from ‘oce miscelian f aM i for pe * Ase fie ante eee Palermo), Rew Yorks peonbosacr|| ‘Loxpom, ved, brig son, Sinith, Natal. ay 12—Arrived, steamer — Slocum, jain p sake ey Ty ives, Dayton. for edgy Louls Ciarn, for | Pon Sreawen es Awenoens, May i—sailed, Laurel Symmers, Pensa. | Arrived, Roeklicht, Di wnlly Iowther, © Sydney, jatled © ht Heryesind! be Sionsira, $t Thomas via Norfolk. CARTAN Maret, “Ht—sailed,’ Martha Davis, “Jolson, nel. Putstou, May 3—Arrived, Conference, Williams, Pen- sacora. Bannow-in-Porxess, May 3—Sailed, Astena, Eidrup, Quetin Be ®, April 30—Arrived, Pomt Neypaber, New York; Ma % Braunsetwig (s), Undeateh, Baiti 4 ai ed Rerina, Saathoft, Wilmington Shakespeare, Wooten, Haan, do. Bua pon nk irssen, Wilmington. atone ay jsanet, St Genevieve, Demeurant, ew Arrived ag Paniliac, April 30—Franklin, Clements, is A ri! H—Arrived, Toro, Maymas, Charles: ‘Castadelia, Savannah; Lequeitio, | i ont Peilice leston; Pedro | a, Bi buck. . Hook ; 1 Merear, hy 2, Lizale Fox. Hurrell, New York; 21th, h. Ma y, Bavia, West ah, tnitiy | ’ m, Mitta Maree a—arnived,” Woslty “Pendleton, Blanchard, on, 2, Josie C Haseltine, Hodsdon; America D). Sailed ed ‘om ae Bowvos Ayaes, Arrived, J & Woodworth, Fredericksen, St fave 23th, Andrew C Bean, Uheusy, Fordand and sailed 3th tor Rosario. Cranenre, Aprit 27—sailed, Hanua, Christensen, New York. we apm April 2—Sailed, San Giacomo, Cafiero, New | ar Samuel # Hale, Ind Con wa, April 21—Satled, Mary Fisk, Dver, Caa! Dy ar way Arr ved.svedini. Dobrovack Fa London for New York (and ‘tae “Galiatin, Grove, Anwwerp tor nghored) cane Sa, Panter, sXeileen, trom Puiladetphta for Brews New York tor d Om, Ada, from Rotterdam for Dov | Baabet, Sorensen, Ameri | Yoru: Parthia is), Watson, | Montevideo | Die damage: they are reported ght oud he: Stay %-~OM, Trio. Preifet, from Charleston for Peal April 30--Arrived, Water Ly, Hovkias, Bos- beg April 9—Of, Wieland, Voralen from New Re for Hamburg: Iris, Pieifer, trom rieston for reaien, Fuserwoon, May 1—Arrived, Hakon Jarl, Fries, Gale veston. O.ovexsten, April 31—Arrived, Lalia W, M alls New York; May 4, eet Murdoch, Burt, San Fra GxKENOSK, April 30—Sulicd, David Payot, “ptkinson, hoston] Kanto Mellick, Fraser, Bucnos A Saited | from the Clyde Ist, ‘Abercatra,’ MeAantitte, San Fran Gaus “Apri 8—Sailed, Nancy Pendleton, Pendleton, iis A ~~ rrived, cin rae Widtems, Portland, io yl Bevo i wards Witten tp forth, Huson, Quebre: May LS peor’ ene. oy Bechet StJoha, Kivsauk, May 1—Sailed, Lo Lavunrooi, May 2-Arrived, Wave Quer 3 Bar ndermere, Marp, Port wn North ‘ork; Sinbeam, m Wty Savan- sie, Hall, Barnes, Ban ' Francisco, Ny iqu , Uabeliae ; Anita, Guthorinsea, Charles: fein Repul pe is), Gieadell, New York; Herm gle ton, San Francisco. led 2d, Bitzabeth Ham! Stone, Baltimore; * Susan M Diadman, Durkee, rat elpnia. Cleared Coldstream, Cousin. New Yorks Matchless, Dawe Galina? Shelburne, Murphy, \N ane own, St John, NB; Unaniing, Gy Vaacbavere taanus Prt ace acon, Pensacola. Off Bardsey St Jame: Y Eivorpost for: Saliso. rege May 3—Arrived, of Albion, Hughes, ‘ork. raced Ist, Dasuiar, chetatedeon, Philadelphia; 34, seanteréd out tak, tbe Lrty Boston. si 0) pal “mean May Arrived Waie Larsen, Baltt- peer April 30—Sailed, Prederikke Sophie, Jessen, piiorn, oe eh Storjohan, Mortensen, New ‘Ts ‘non, April rrived, Belle, Mulcaby, New York. Licuonn, ety pakerivea. Halcyon, Hardie, Barce- lona, veges, April 29—Arrived, Folkvang, Hamre, New ‘orl Musstxa, April %—Arrived, Fidelta, White, Beyrout; 2th, Assyria’ (#), Dowaldson, Sorrento (and leit for New “lea mh. SP Thorloms Tabbut, Licata, yar March ¥—Sailed, star of the West, Taylor, nats, March 20—Salled, Alice Vennard, Gould, nro Newcastur, May 3Cleared, Marco Polo, Rio Janeiro and Columbia River, Nowy, April 30--Sailed, Hellas, Pent, New ¥ Puysoor, A) vil 30-0 ff the Start, Picciola, Png from Rew York for Hamburg, Soiled 4th, Centurion, Taylor, London, yeENeanca, May Arrived,’ Maria,” Lequort, Off Monnts Bay 20th, Bradrene, Eveusen, from Charleston for Hull, QuEaNsTOWS, May S—Of, Professor Schnelgaard, Swang, from New York. Sailsd 2, Austria, Glimore, Hatt: Garah | Donriess, Douglass, Hamburg: Her Lediehi Liverpool} Frank Jones, Ross, a0; 4th ‘Marta, Greenock. mamsoate, April W—Off the Sérth Foreland, Arians Passinore, from Dundee jor Liverpool. oRAxcook, March Jl—sailed, Sunny Region, Kenney, panne Mio Graxpr, March 2%—Sailed, Venture, Palker, New London; John Roso, Howell, New York. Sony, April 29—Uif, Concordia, Nielson, from New Orleans for Cronstadt. Srocknoim, April 28—Arrived, Laugen, Magnusen, New York. Suxcarone, Hazen 26—Smted, Frolic Buh. Manila, Surexa, April 3—Arriyed, simyrmiote, Sears, Boston ; Geneva, Gorham, New York. Suuita Lxotu April S-batled, Daniel Webster, Has- Hill, Boston; 1th, Josep SeKerson, Waitman, New ‘ork. Soonamara, March 15—Arrived,, Waketeld, Carver, Batayi: en April iearrived, Dahlia, stewart, St Johns, New Antw, 1—The King ot Algeria ship, Smith, from Phiisaelphia tor this Bort (petroleum). figs been ashore on Wenduyno Bank, near Blankenberghe, bat ‘Was assisted off and taken into Pushing Harbour, oak ang badly, py the City of Brussels, (a). 2 ard. London of Brussels arrived here thts Maorntug. During the'pasaage the King of Algeria threw overboard several bbis of petroleum siowed on deok. Fowry, May2—The Waterlily, Hockin, from Boston «Ws) for London, putin 36th uit With bulwarks damaced. and shaken trom forward to att, having expericaced very heavy weather on the passage. Livexroot, May 4—The Eldorado, from San Francisco. in docking at 'rince’s Dock, grotinded, but Hloated 1 about an hour, supposed undamaged, Quusnsrows, May S—Tno Jessie bark, which arrived here yeste orted that on the Lich April, tn lat 3 Riga Gh We she fell ah. with, the Americal RM Heslen, from Messina, with @ cargo of anes vor Hoston, under jurymasts, haying been dismasted on Maren 2, aad was short of provisions; the Jessie having supplied ber with suidcient for 10 daye she con‘tnaed ot age. [the KM H has beeo spoken subsequently. j hor arrived here trom Baltimore, took off masior and ail hands fromthe Kose. Brae bark, of and for Liverpool, from Galveston ‘cotten), which vessel was in a sinking Condition, Apri! 21, in lat 4 N, lon 48 W, hav- ing been #iruck thé previous day by an iceberg, which Grove a hole im her jore compartinent. The ‘master (Wilcox) stated that immediately after they got sately on bowrd the Thor the Rose Brie went down, bows tore- ost. (Pen Sreamen Crry of Ricumown. | a dagrane. Mav I—Arrived, lease Hal wey, Buenos yres “Avaoa Bay, March 3)—Arrived, Anna L Tayior, Perci- val, Natal (and saied olst for Koston). Arrived 2h, Geo T Kemp, Taylor, Boston. Buxwxx, May S—Arvived, Jolann Wilhelm, Eramp, New York. ~? Aa Ploretia, Craii na, Larsen, eee day J arrived. wy 7 ankiin, Poscago’ aie. pnd M4, Paotina 5, Federten, New Yo. Feb Ws arrived Neheastal Gibson, Srad- a Meibcarne, & ev, May >—Arrived. Theobala, Adams, Havre. Abts. April @—sailed, Mabel, Leni, Gloucester. 3 Dusvis, May 5—Arrived, ‘Oneida, Mekels, san Pran- cisco Vig, frinasteg. bs Iris, Pfeffer, from Charieston Dieau, Mal ened, for Bremen! hide Chrisuina, Landstrum, from Mobiie rus, Drent, North Clemensen, for London; Oth, Liverpool, Lambert, froin New Yor | tor do. Off 4th, Picetola, Grafe, from New York for Hamburg; Brodrene Evenson, from Bull River for Hall, April Se Belles, Dagny, Bakker, ana aan ‘May e—Sutiea, Kit Carson, Spencer, eK, PL aS Lizard 2d, Eversund, Jacobsen, from Pensacola rr Law it, "inay 4—*ailed, Lochee, MeLaughian, New ‘or Faspermstapt, April 15—Clearcd, amelie, Aa America. GLanoe May 3—Saiied bars on Stapies, Mote video; al . Gilroy, Morris, San Frane! ‘Saul m the U'yde ¢th, Padang Packet, Sehults, New York. Guowexsten, May 6—Arrived, Rajab, Maltiday, San Francisco. Gueat Yarworrn, no date Laura and Gertrude, Schultz, from Hamburg tor New ruck. ax ‘days o1 Hastivas, May 4—1. Sedumi, Dubrovacki, Fabirini, ork. nan May 2-Arrived, Odd, Gunderven, Wilming- led Ist, Fdmund Richardson, Brodie, Rio Janelo (and from Cuxhaven 4). witiled from Cuxhaven Ist, Asphodel, Stone, Engiand; Gerth, Wilmington: Kudolph, Parke. to; Faauy, a New York; bo un, stave, Phiiadelphia wines Mey S—sailed, David Me Nutt, ovewerts, Swart: *ievemecs. Mav 4—Arrived. Eayot @, @ Boston Frank ‘ Pensacola; Hibernian @, A Cain, Vancouver island: * Jane Fish, ne lbs M ‘a We York: Sa , Webster, New York. May Arrived, os Hadson, Pratt, New York; Express, encores, Parsagoula; Sth, dade F Caller, Webber. Boston. Entered out 4th, J W ffunt, Hunt, tor Boston : Hudson, eihrtivea at rs nd Sth, Treshope, Bailie, New ¥ Arrived at Gravese ope, Bailie, New York; 6th, Jefferson Borden. Patterson, New Oriean« wichponpanay, May S—sailed, Niehtingsie, Manson, Livxnicg, May 5—Sailed, Formosa, Brown, Miramichi |. Eschol, Field, New York, lame: ord, oe New Yor! 4 W—arrived, yt ‘ka, Bull, Pensacola. pri! 2—Arrived, Andrea, Klaveness, New a: doth, Theresa, Beraset do. May 3-Sailed, Kachele, Cacace, New ‘ter Mavews, March 25—Arrived, Orient, Orlander. Pas. sarveand (anil sailed 25th for New York); Aprii |. 800100, Howie, shanghai (and enlied same day for N Robert . Calentta Jamaica); 4, gee. Warren, ied); Suh, Sivernenn Peter, she hat (and b oe = York); (2tn, Henry 3 Santord, Jotn- LJ tor be A$ ‘and sailed), jos “pitied, April 6— vou Rittern, New Ded‘ord. Shields for Montevia Sapracat pa hints ViL®, April 1J—Sniled Carl XV, Nielsen, New York, Macgregor F ren 12—Arrived, Ethan Alien, Hardy, ‘hb, Reunion, «emerson, Satiod Moret ti Emily, Now York. Wornixctow, May 4—Sailed, Sandemanden. Larsen, | Vic’ “i Mindet, Beck, Montreal (not as reported by even, May @—sailed, Grace Bradiey, turver, Benwew, May 4—The Johann With yesterday from New York. and the in the roadstead ready tor sea, came Kramp, arrivet or, Konits, lying Me ed wiih each other this alter ine Geestemaude Harbu: CROOKMAVES, May 6—The American bir Pamlico, Streten, for Chicago general cargo), Prindtviltie, at in here inst nizh¢ disinasted, jeenstown April , wind SW, om voyage, all weil, til 8.0 A about Ut, in a squall irom oBW, ve with all ac ring away wreckage, having as much as posible rigged Juryimasuy made for uearest port. Drat, May S—The ship Roral Charter, Robbins, fr ew Urleans le getting ‘under way this K tog. the wind belug very amen Nico. Fleming, neh , Curtying =f damage w catneart, foreyard carried aw: nd amage to bulwar i to tow her ch Dencertss, May S—The North German bark fay’ of and from Bremen for Baitimore, ground morning daring « thick fon: bes mice Deen soumnted mt £40, by Deal boatmen; agro May 3—the O B Hazeltine. Giiker, from Savannah tor Cronstady which went ashore ott tie Seaw Apri 3) Guring thick weather, was seistod of Dy iy proceeded f. oe Sage, Crone Aol pai New Orleans (ovt id O Xe shortly before * acrival ws the cargo were perceive, and sho got into pore it was found that three or four bales had begun tg burn. one of them being almost enurely charred; the Gre was prompily extinguusied Wik wibing Cxaseger , Albert Gallatin, Grove drom Antwerp), | Lowpox, May 6—The master ot the Sadie F Caller, aw ved in the river from Boston, reports having Shand enced a gale: td, 4th and Sth of April, off the janks, in the ice, dumng which the vessel ‘ost spanker> mm, Mainbeon, and aplls torese toresau, AMBhIGAy PORTS ALEXANDRIA, May ag ailed Jot Gibson, New Yore , sch : Bast Carabridee,. 1 Ourdgep, Bristol: Gettysburg » ub—Arrived, sctirs Bille Ly prec and Annie M Busll, ‘8 Skylark jcorgetown ; se aanieh anu HESS withers Wishart (froin 5: gw: sehrs Plow Boy, Hallett, man, Lage raiiadaty hte ¢ ore a Tye re Mat Ma, and wi G Barice. Kell Dleared. “Steamers i oss site silver stream, town, DG: bmily & Jeuny. He Martin, lirown, Baal iteamer J. lop! Wth—Arrived, steas or a4 Urine, Howe, Baltimore > by maa tol emt ae BALYiMOKe, May 1o~arrived, “ste: calvert, War mea Uli a Outer ee i a Newme a ie" Feri, "sassea Inds B Philips, Baker, Boston } ickup, Cleared age Sulla If Prats Crowell, Boston; Helen. gros race see eee ere enee: Mary Hl Ha o Sailea—Sieamers 1p isinore, Leipai New York: barks Mindora, Rio Londonderry ¢ Gulsippe Eminanuelle, nae ble aemien Witen Be nambuoo; Potomac, ‘Demerara; schrs Miranda and Cummbertand, West Inities. Rremon; “America, Pik merzer ee Gommerse: remen Mmerica, Maps, RAARnS 3, Me Walker. North Caroling Flas Dorin, Roanoke iMag Slag Char jew ey wh 2a, beige Princeton, Wella, and Ben) Roy Snare are New ork; schr Piiianthropiss, hia. ry Lou! ork. nerodevick Vis. Davis iors Lamoine, las Liaisheets Stein. opus Teaebeiesanabey Balumere = ed E, May 13—sailed, schr Mahoney, shepard, al atm Uk CATS, Bey ara ry schrs ve Benet T 10, Rideout, Barbados; Montro:e. len, New Yor! {im—Cleared. mare Mesareal: Ridaieton New Vork; bai Ay orn Thomas, Washington May 12—Arrived, schrs Stephen Morga: Ps “Piniiclyhiag be tip Padelford. and Nas ace ew s Metiges ont Svivester Hale, Coleman, Ronvout PANtPoIt May 7—sailed, schr Svarte), Crossman, New York. lth sailed, schr Cuba, Baldwin, Barbados. FORTEESS MONROB, May 15—Passed out, barks Arco Gat. for Londonderry; Gamahel, tor Cors jWeth frou altiinore). hrc RIVER May 13—Arrived, schr # Ni Kirk, from ; GAVUSTON, “May 14—Sailed, sehr Vernal, Pensacola, in ballast |5th—Cleared, steamer City of Waco, Grequman, New Wenig schrs Saladin, Brin- ‘TCW hace, Race, Wiscansot. May l0—In port schrs Eugene Borta, York, disg; Ajax, Saunders. from Pen: jay 15—Cleared, ship L L Sturges, Linnek: Ua OnURANS, May T—Cleared, brig Rsperanre Oley. Roca Vera’ ee jehr Mary D Ireland, Fisher, Philudel- ers City of Moxino. Sherwo Kuickerboeker, Kemble, New vate , schr JG Whipple, Webb, Heeameantes Knickerbocker, and Olty of Mexico are on the bai Ww YRNA, Fla, May ‘S$ Glenre. sclirs Anna Bell Hyer, Betts. Boston; 7th, Darias Eday, Kideout, do; Mund We Wentworth, ——. ‘May s—Arrived, schr Mary Varren. Foss Belfast. Me. Mth—Arrived, schrs Sarah Barr, New York; Eva, RY, ay I4—Arrived, achrs Sea Foam Fillbrook, Hol ken; int Mauowell anda if Sawy Ones ‘eehawken. YEW bubront, Woodbury, Gnifin. ‘Georgetown, 8 NEWPORT, May My P il—Arrived, steamer Old Colony, New York. to lay up; sachrs Charles 8 Rogers, Mayhew, Quiney for Pheia elphin Sylvester Hale, Coleman, ighton for Boston; vustice. weil, Narragansett Piet tor New York: Belle, Mott, Piymouth 19 for do; Lucy Church, Pierce, Providence for di Maria, Smutty Somerset tur de (wud all sailed 14th, except sebr Jus tie). ‘Also arrived. sehrs White Foam, Milliken, Providence for Waitimore: Leving Delanoy, lieeve, and Julia A Tate. fav, ao for New ¥ a Suited—Scnrs silsha T smith, Baker, New York; Ar. Live pe ‘ May 15—A) azrved; schr Stephen 8 tist, Clements, do; Equal Shaw, land tor New | York { docephine. small, Dennis for do; Daniel Morris, Kate Thomas, Bariow, and — Squires New York; dun. Phinney, Sandwich for du; Edwd Wooten, Young, jence tor « AGaNswien PIER (RY, Dutch Island Harbor, i! before reported. ‘hrs Belle & Hull, Brash, Providence bine, Fiel okest, a0 for do - Hard iO tor cy NY; many tabu Pon: night Fens ton, Lyng for “Mesandria;, ‘Wm ‘Tice, Tice, Boston 102 | Priladeiphia. Ma, jecarrtved, | th Sarah F { heap, gate nee, Philadelphia lida, Elizabette port, do; George temple, ‘New. York, George's Baats: Mills, Alexandria; Mary & Waid York. ited, pris. Maud Potter, New ‘ike ‘Forking’ Ne ; George’ Mills, do. PASS CAVALLO, May 10—At the pee. ready for schrs Frank Waller, Saxoo, for Pensacola, Zenobia, Harrison, tur Pascagoaa; Wastungtoa, lianeon, lor New: PENSACOLA, May 12—Cleared, bark Lainetar (Rus, hemes, Lave pool schr Kila M Watts, Wacis, New Ha YMILADELPRIA, Mt 1S—Arrived, steamer Mars, Grumiey, Hartt s at Phelan, atacesss bert Morrison, schrs Cole Towteond. Iodine dallaghe James “Kiver i Learning, Brow ver; Arona Marie, | orre’ | mafia L Davis, chase Howton. tor do Belt Foroinoks Niver: Margaret Godtrey, Gouirey. Mth—Arrived, steamer 4. os Kandall, Antwerp; bark ‘David (ftab), + wehr Kate: | Rommel, Siena, Vardemen for New Or. | james Pondir, for Georee\ow. steamers Normat, for Boston, and Catharmue Whiting, tor Providence, passed down this 123 Decawane Barakwater, May 15 PM—Schrs James Ht we. both tron Cuba, remain for New York; bri Mi from a Ma ue ana remaing (or rhiladelphia: nothing oie panning ark }reeman Dennis, from Yarmouth. 4 oop chutes (ivi. trom Autwerp. aul romain, IRTSMOU CH. May 4—arrived, sehrs Walter F Par. ker, Keele Dis Atice, Bell, hathaway, a wniake, Hand, Phtindeiphta, Arrived sigamere Hlackstone. re via Nortolk ; Florid: a Macwie J Lawrenee, t more, Sherman, r.bzal and Susan Nose, Wall, Weehaw West Wind, Lingo, Roboken: BH Warlord, Sprague, | and Imogene Diverty, dandy, Hoboken ior Pawtucaet. | Mplow—Sehr Hresdeat sppaed trom Clinton. Satled—-chrs Bs Wright Governor's Isiand, wee Poland. savannah, more; George S Allison. Tt 3 Dw Vaughn, Dru ¥, Gurney, ao fact do; Fann Delanove, Reeve, di Wheatom, Barrett do; Kilen * Bax vergrese. Turner, do; Win H Bowe faylor, do; Peter Ritter, it) Bartlett, doy Harriet Lewis, , to; Vermilion. Davis. do, ¢ PBhalts, J. Scovill, do chr Jette Hossleue, Tooker tur “vane Baker, erie, tes Baile Lampls Dil, di ‘aan the West hay. mn (jeorrretuw PAWrUCk 1, Wav i sche Horizon, Leet, Rondout, i is Hurst, Cook, ‘New York; # U Warford Spr " ‘walled. od are Anthony Barton, Johnson. and Helen Mar, Ward, New York, RICH MO! May it—Arrived, bark Lord Battmere Bei, Wants New York: brig Sarah & sume, Carur, do: sehe U idm 8, As, do. HOOKLAND, May P—Arrived. sohrs Ada Amos, Bruns wick; Sth, Gem, ihomas, New York for Vinnihaven; Bell, Hall, rom New York, 10 Leontine, Clarkson, at . Ginn, do; 13th, Bengal, Tiras, do. 7th, schiw equal, ‘Titus, New York : 10th, @ % nerd. ros Ket, Puiiadelpaia’s ilth, W lt Theradixe, B Cushman, New York SAN FRANCISCO, May &—Arrived, ship La Rochelle rk Bohemia Cob, ‘Ota. Apasurna, Gers Witt, Ania: eX. \—Sailed. steamers City of Peking, Morse, Yoxoha- sand None Ror: Granada, Caveriy” Fanaa ma and Hong Kon Mth—Arrived, ships America, Chatfeld, aud Rosio Welt. Welt, New York. out vad td steamer Alaska, Van Sice, Hong Kong nd Yokoharn: Cleopatra, omeAVAN NAT, May 15—Arrived, steamer Bulkley, New Y: Ameue, Ann, Vargas, Namen; LA Algo arrived, ve My . Bremen; ‘Sai! Lys Matthews, Boston: Wyo ming; st re Fpool ches At 3 Hraashaw, New York; € areie ci. re ate ; A, éth—Actived. sehr carats Wood, tiiekman, Philadel ba? tLe, May !3—Arvived. sehrs Mary Clark, Cameron, Elizabethport; Nellie Cushing, Irving, Weehawken. Arcived 12h, sohr Geo A Pierce, Kelly, New York, SUMERSEI, May i2—Arrived, sebrs 8 & & Corson, Corson. Ye eiphia; Fardee, Bishop. Hoboken ano “oon, Babdhs, and Jane Maria, Smith, vis May 14—Arrived, schre SV W Simmons, ons a BM y. Weehawken tor Boston » £ ‘W Ciark Br), Jogzins Mines, NS, for New paver; John all, Boston jor New York. salient DW Clark (Br). Prog SAB antl reported, e ng arrivals of to-day; also se! otha rived, schr irene B Messervey, Fortiand for Washington Also arrived, revenue steamer Gallatin, on a cruise, and sailed westward. . WISCASSETE, May $—Sailed, sche Chhilenge. for New ore. =o DEBILALY, We WtARNEGa, au WINCHESTER'S. 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