The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1875, Page 10

pe hia eam Ee) ee, ae eo 10 THE CUSTOM HOUSE ‘A Bearching Tuvestigation Ordered by ‘Secretary Bristow. STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED Peobablie Removal of Many of the Officials. Among the passengers arriving in this city yos- Nerday by the morning train from Washington was Mr. Henry G, Johuvon, the Commissioner of Customs, who came unexpectediy, and proceeded quietly to the St Nicholas Hotel, where be will probably remain aowiciied several @ayn The «advent «of «the §~— Comminsioner wih = camse mo end of commotion certain oMiclal quarters, for it is ramored that Mr. Johnson comes to New York armed with im- portant instructions (rom Mr. Bristow, the secre- tary of the Treasury, for the purpose of instituting | @ persona! examination into the practical work- ‘ange of the New York Oustom House in all tts wravches, This investigation 1s ordered by th Pecretary of the Treasary, in erder to more Gatelligentiy prepare for important and cvadica! changes 15 the administration of faire im the Custom House. it lias been Jong felt that a change was necessary in ‘the mauner of conducting the business of the general government, in the way of collecting th eustoms and enforcing the laws governing duties 4a all classes of imported goods coming to this yert. Not only have mercnant: of reputation ex- spreased such belie!, but {t bas been entertained in ‘mlgh oficial circies, THE RECENT DISCLOSURES made by the governm ease of Lawrence, who was so recently brought from Burope to answer voluminous charges of Baving smuggied goods -on an extensive scale, how clearly that the Secrevary of the Treasury ds aware chat such colossal fraads on the revenues of the federal goverainent could mot Dave been #0 successfully carried en | had mot some collusion existed between the smugziers and some of the oMcials entrusied with the responsible auty of seeing what goods ‘Were not passed without payment of the lawful | been @ subject of won- derment 1m mercantile circles that steps were not taken long ago to tuisure the Ronest payment of duties, for nearly ali the leading importers Of valuable light goods pave been aware tha: \leir markets were undermined and ruined by tho operations of smugglers. Yet ‘hey could get no rear even when ‘he matter Indeed, it customs. was mentioned to those whose business it Was to — eee the laws against smuggiing eaforced, On the eontrary these meschants were suubbed aod iD- ‘wulted, But now we are to Dave A DECIDED CHANGE, Tor It is understood on the best authority that Mr. Johnson, the Commissioner of Customs, expects to ‘recetve this morning, through the mail, addivonal gaa definite insiructions, as well as important in- formation, to enable him to fully and ligentiy carry out the will and purpose of Becretary Bristow. familiar with the scope of the proposed reorgan- Amation of the New York Custom House, state that should the developments to be made confirm the suspicions of Mr. Bristow, the resolt will be ae- Younding to many ;ersons now In quiet possession ‘of fay and jucrative offices. Is ts claimed that parties who have long been regarded = §6€©actually§ necessary to the customs eervice will Ond their tenure of oMce to be ef exceedivgly short curation, and the changes contempiated will not ouly be cecsive in their mature, but sweeping tu character and extent. In fact, there is no question but tbat the visit of Commissioner Jobnvon means business ta every sense of the word, and it i# spoken of w governmest circes a8 & continua- ton of the startling reiorms #0 recenuy Moaagorated in the interna) Revenue Departiwent of the Treasury. The developments of the next fe’ 78 Will, DO douos, be watched With deep in- terest by those who are in any way interested In @B honest administration in thie port of the Cus- — toms laws of the United States, Who are to be bit ‘er who will be among the wounded can only be | Known when the Secretary of the Treasury takes oMficial acon tn the premises. OBITUARY. GENERAL JOHN G BRECKINIDOR Lexinovoy, Ky., May 17, 1875 A telegraphic Geepaten announces that General Jobo Cabell Breckmmridge died yesterday after- Roop at bis home i Lexington, Ky., where he had resided since his return irom abroad in 1868. Me baa been m feeble health for a tong time pre- ‘vious to bie demise, ani it was hoped that with the return of spring bie condition would improve, but (Bis DC pe was Lo be disappointed. Jong finess, His death, it ts true, was hastened ‘by © surgical Opera ion recentiy perf »rmec, bat as ‘be hfe could pot be been saved with- om 86%, «(Be «death omit le regaraed os the Saw consequesce of his disease, Jono C. Breckinridge came from a 4 emily. He wasa nephew of the distinguished @rvines, the Rev. John F#reckinridge, D. D., and the Rev. Dr. Rover. J. Kreckinridge; and bis feather, Josepd. Cadell Brockinbridge, who ded ‘When be was oniy toree sears old, was Secretary ef State of Kentucky, and » man of bh stand- tng in Public affairs. On bis mother’s side he was @escendes from John Witherspoon and Samuel Mranhope Smith, one of whom was a signer of the Peciaration of Independence and both presidents et Princeton College. He was burn at Lexington, ‘Ry., January 21, 1921, hot the death of his father je(t him dependent apo (be generosity of Me relatives, TRrougd the aid aforied by these ané his Own exertions be succeeded in obtaining | # liberal edacation and was cradvated from Centre College, at Danville, Ky., n 1438. He sansequentiy apent some time as a resident graduate at Prince- won and then stndied iaw at the office @ Jadge Ouwsiey, aitterward Governor of bis na- ‘te State. Mr. Breckinridge complete bis legal studies at Transylvania University, was ad- ‘mitted vo the Bar in 1841. He first practised for a rie! period at Burtington, lowa, but, retarning w Kentucky to be married, he was persuaded by hts iriends to follow his protession in bis native | Hate, He secordingly setcied at Georgetown, Ky., where be practised jaw, and in 1844, daring the ror a be first took an active interest in potities. Some time after the Mexican war broke out Mr. Breckinridge was amoug (he first to offer bis eer- ‘Tices \0 Bis Stace. Governor Ouwsiey gave tim a miswon ae Major in the Kemtacky regiment, | 4 to jm General Sco! army tne city of ore lajor war virt i garrison duty wish nis regan: be revwwrued bome. He hat vd w distiogaish mimseil jet stay in the erty of Mexico, cuceetaiul defence of Genera: Pillow befure moourt of Inquiry Made Diu Much reparation, | Afver return from Mexico Mr, Breckinridge renumed be practice of his provesmon, but ne was ru ee ted WO pursue it withoat interruption. was elecied to the Kentocky Legiole | bis supporters veing Henry ed polities in Bis Denali, and Was cnonem Speaker of the Assem dee’ re-election, however, aad the Was elected to Congress in a whig district over ® candidate personally popuiar, Gener: Teens ele competitor. The comtest fever When it Was sudsequentiy \ tam ‘main vated in ‘Congress that he owed bis election aid, “No, gif.” Said Mr, Breckinriag ' came bot nere vy tae aid of money, vat im spile a bt p pave to say that I represens ‘a district in | he Money power of the Commonuw: Sah “atrate |, Sod that money power is in tue | mands of My opponents. 1k was inod.y proclaimed wFeets ol the city Where) live that | spond | . oe If 1% Cost $50,000 to do it ! ner from New York tna’ peu’ lor that purpose, ana, seine In 1853, tu order to defeat | ith is i % oMicers relative to the © Those who appear to be | | Nere to die he was deniea the boon. | Clerk of thas Board. Jaen Sag 95Mbole ios Nas y ae YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, jarshall he showed him- agains’ sell fa seaeeats with Mr, Gidd rey That the not abo Moats Hauly wrens lea the power the Be) Soverumtont to pass ‘a Fugitive Slave | i far b4 ig tee tere necessary 10 enforce Ib. | denial was considere te demo- | orate iriampb im those days, tmougd Mr. Breoxen- mage’s a —— would hardly be effective now ag Civil act. it was dariag Die successive terms tn Congress that the Kansas-Ne- braska agitauion consequent upot repeat ee the Missouri compromise wok BYOcRINEiGge | took an sctive pi discussiom, and bis great specch on gresiion effort has Mb certainty was 4 very \ views OD the sul 4. 1k Was esp bie for ite clear statement of the legisiation of | Congress at cr.tical periods of our Distury, and its pone a@nalysie Of bbe motives and Movements parties, The compromise of 1820 was simply & pismonadjoaument © ward of threatened peri, | | | | abridged Southern rights, Mr. Breckiuridge contended nd gave to the North undue influence | and ascend Yes Mr. Breckinridge Abowed | mat it was by the parties | under free soil and abolition ifigences, and shat iu repeated epocus of our history—the admission | of Missourl, the annexation of Texas—tuere tad , been exiioied on the part of the democratic party a bxed determination to abide oy it. The | great Brees e 1850, when tat compro- the foregoin; " iully indorsed the prii- vereigaty, a8 enunciated by twas Upon a Dougias piat- ee) yay be seen rot | eipie of a pur Seustor Deel form that he w: during the next four years, He was always outspoken, however, in regard to public aifairs, aud wot only succeeded ik retaining the affecuions of the people of Kentucky so competeiy that he | was elected to the United States Senate in 1859, but bad such iufuence with nis party that he be- came the candidate of one wing of tue democracy | i 1360 for tue Presidency, That canyase 18 oue of | Lhe moss remarkable in the history o/ Fresidevilal elechious IR 4uis country. The republicans nomi- | nated Aorabam Lincoln at Chicago. After many ineTectaal attempts at nominating &@ candidate at Charieston tae democratic party was divided at Baltimore, ove wing selecting Stephen A. Douglas and ibe other Joha C. Breckiuridge, both cimim- jug to be the national democratic party. It 13 on- necessary How to recount either the immediate | | result oF ite subsequent copseqnences, tuongh Wese Were to make Lincola the martyr President | then @ aod Breckenridge first # rebel cluefiain, joreien lands, and we. pon the accession of Abraham+Lrncoln to the Presiaency, NY. Breckinridwe took his seat to bie | | Benaie o| bhe United States, Most of the Soutnera States had seceded, but Kentucky remained firm | to the Union. All of the Seuator’s sympathies | Were with the South, and bis position Wasa deli. | cate and irksome one. He remaiwed in the Senate | | bout a montn, defending we Soutneru Conled- | | eracy in tae national Congress, and then went | Soutn and joimed the revei army, He was ap- | penne @ Major general and given a command in uisitna, Daimg the first year of the war he was | repulsed in an aitack on Baton Rouge, and it was | | slong time before ue acnieveo any important mili uocesses. in 1862 he comm ad & corps | | under Bragg at Stone Kiver, and be partici. 2 paved In the battle of Chickamaugy in Septemoer, In 1804 he aeeated General = at | Newmarket, ana wss with Karly his auvaace apen Washington in Jnly oF nae year, sharing in the di tat Winchester. In Jannary, 1866. General Brecatoridge Was appointed ‘Uouled- erate Secretary of War, and held this position til the close of the struggic. At Lhe close of the war he went to Fnrope, but soon returued to America, and iver sojourning Swulle in Canada ue went back 60 Keuvucky tu 1s¢8, where be remained in Teuremeot Until Mis deata, The last evento! ne lie was the vist: Of Vice President Wilson to b home at Lexngton, aud the mutual kivapesses of tuat interview Will be long remembered hy the American people whem the name of Breckinridge is mentioned. ie was (Aly @ representative man | Of his time, and bis BeCson and his early deach only serves to give prominence to the distinctive be Gad attaineu, JONATHAN D. MOREIS. Jonathan D. Morris, a promineat lawyer of whe Nortvwest, died at Conversviiie, Ind, on Satur- | day. He servea for twenty years as Clerk of the | Court of Common Pleas and of the Supreme Court of Caermont county, Ubi0, 8 was elected to Con- gree in 1849, serving Gath 1861 During tue lust gee of a century be pursued the practice os ine 7. JOUN B. SKILLMAN, Jovn B. Skullman, a elyll engineer of great abti- ily and experience, died y day io Jersey City, i the torty-fith year of bis age. He wae bors in | Westenesier county, where bis youth was spent. Sansequentiy he resided for some re at Soran- ton, Pa., Where be was engaged in railroad cou- | struction, For the past eighteen years he bas | been employed by the Erie Railway Company, aud | | during We iat Gye years he has held the position | i freight agent ia charge of the New York depos | Hly executive iacuities were of @ high order, and bis altracuve manners won for Dim we sincere respect and tion of the large body ployes under ebarge. He leaves a wile, endren, GPORGE LORTLLARD RONALDS. Mr. George L. Ronaids, whose death 1 an- Bounced by cable Gespaich as having occurred 19 | Parts on Satarday last, was in the forty-eecond year of his age, a native of this city and the son of the rate Toomas C. Ronalds, ais mother being the sister of Messrs, George and Pierre Lorril. lard. Mr. Ronaids was a gentleman of large Wealth and well known here, espectaily from his great sciepuie attainments, toough for many ed Mainly m Europe. Last Mr. Rouaios was attacked 1 advised to go to Parte f The jourmey was eccomplisted is, DNL the disease made rapid progress; Mr. Houalds desired to be brought in early ule the deceared gentieman married &@ daug ter of Mr. KF. Witthans, 0: this city, whom pe leaves to mourn his lows, Colonel knd Mrs. Kipp, the f and vrother-in-law of Mr. Konalds, were | Lim ab the time Of nis dea. } ang wi MELANCTHON 8 WICKWARE. Few men in Jersey City, where the enbject of this sketen resided for many years, fiustrated to Agreater degree the checkered career wbica ro often attends the pursait of wealth, Mr. Wick- ware an Alderman of Jersey City ten years | ago, and was afterward a member of the Bowrd of Edocation for several terms and later still was He carried on wae wheiesaie provision basiness in New York, aud gained con- sideravie property. During the past few years nis Rccommiations during the most active period of Dis life Were swept away, and he was reduced to penury. Two mouths ago he accepted the poritioa Oo! schoolmaster at the Almehouse at Snike Hill, where he diea yesterday morning, at the age of wixty. FPWARD CLARKE. This gentieman, who wae among the old hard- | Ware merchants of Paterson, N. J., died suddenly on Saturday night alter reachiug his home trom his piace of business. He ws attacked tree years ago never iully re Wrivuted to # repetition of the attack. A BURGLAR SHOT At. Yesterday afterncon Jonn Crawiord, aged twenty-one years, forced an entrance into the premises No. 615 Grand street and stwoie a suit of clothes, Watch, lockets, chains, $6 in money and fome silver pieces from the apartments of Mrs. | Amelia Jonnson, Just as he was making bis way | ous met the indy, who instantly gave the | alarm, apd Officer Fickett gave co the eS f <Alter running four blocks, man Waa increasing arew tol and red. twice, one shot striking Ore on the jeg aod bringing bim 10. Crawiord ac Knowlodged bis guilt at once, and on being taken to P station house and sesrened, im advittion to | tae fay a4 of Mrs. Jomneon, he had $25 In nited States greenbacks, a gold warok, wo fnger- | Tings, s1< skeleton keys and a steel jimmy, Crawiord was periectly ancoucerned and says ho | | | | i Mi as | wo go jor two years, as it js the urst me y been pi ‘protession,” conciuding bis remarks with “the old woman has $1,400 wo keep ner woilel am gone aad until | com go we werk ' purging again.” RAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Advices from Yokohama, Japan, of the 20th of | April, report an f\lows:—The United States steam - | Ashnelos is detained at Nagasaki in conse- quence of the explosion of her cylinger, ap ammary that | M. Hominated ior Vice President on 1 oh | poreko! NEW. YORK STATE SPORTSMES'S AS- SOCIATION. Warmgrrown, May 17, 1875. The seyenteenth Annual Convention of the New York State Sporigmeo’s Assocation wij) coi | meuce io babs Clty Ou May 31, PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Paovipayes. R. 1. May 17, 1675 Prioiing eloths continue very call. d aud ox- tra GAxé4 are quoted at O3ge., with hia marack SHIPPING NEWS lamin eateicke OCEAN STEAMERS. DATRS OF “DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR TAS MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. Shows dreen cyt ay State ot) oulsiand/May 19. |T: Broauway. Westpnaiia, May {61 Broadway. Wa Soholian Ma: |50 Broadway. City oF May j10 Broalway. May HY Browuway rampied under joot by the reiusai to 109 Broad was. line of 86 eg. 30mra. to the Pacific, | | inseow Rohe Groen s ped amg ll ate orl ct Liverpool. |4 Bowling Greea Who Inaisted upon Congress probiviting slavery | "tHambure. {ol Broadway iu the Territories, and those who deimanded that | jsotierdain | 50 Broadway. | the question of slavery in the Terri ores snou.d 29. | Liverpool. 1S Broadway be lets to the people who iahabit thei, snojeve — ersereeey nares ee only to the Jederal constitution, ¥nis jatter prin- | as Broeawav | ciple prevailed. Is was determined “hat ail pare | yoo) Fy io ‘Crecn. | Mes should abide by the decisions of the courts in | 29) 7 Bowing Green the matter of the title of @ master to his saves ib ig Liversool Pees Bien ries. ormise Measurcs verpool.. lo Bp caled. the Missouri compro- | Slate of diana. 2.| Olaevow... aa Broaqway. mage line and estabiisned first the principles of the | Abunusia Bieber, i eronaey. | Kansas-Nebraska, and subsequently (ue rival plat- | i 15, Broagwn forms of toe democratic party in 1560, 5, 1. 169 Broad’ 2 Bowing ‘Green 7 Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green Gl Broad wa 12. | Liverpool. the ucket with James Buchanan af Cinclubati, in | 12, Liverpool..| 19 Broaawa7. 1806, and upon thas issue be was eiected. Ine — 1. POos 0 Se ded Vice Presidency affords litte scope tor | D i Apt la the exercise Of poiltical ability, aud 19, Liverpool, |19 Broadway. | beyond soowing bis skiil as @ presiding | istliiverpool lis Broadway cer Mr. Breckinridge accomplisbed inttie | e@ NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VE*SELS ENTER. ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—Tho New Yor« Hxxatp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night kignal tor use on board the HxaLD sieam yacht, show ing while burning the colors red, greem, red, changing from one tw the other in succession, and can be seen sev~ eral miles distant, Captains of versels upon seeing this signal wilt oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Herann. wg Persons desirons of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, eare of Henaup news yacht pier No 1 East River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the world apd promptly delivered. Duplicates are re- quired. | ALMANAO POR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. KUN AND MOON, AIGH WATKR Bun rises. - a | Gov. Isiend..morn 6 62 Sun sets. Pa yl brie! Hook-morn 6 07 Moon sets,...morn 8 47 | Hell Gate.,..morn 6 37 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 47, 187. CLEARED. Steamer | Sommana “Gelgy Lechere, Antwerp— Funch. Edye & Co. ae Primeiras (Braz), Lockwood, Rie Janeiro—T rr E © Bidax, Pleree, Phitadetpma—Jas Hand Saas George li Htrouty Pord, Phisdelphia—v aim Hans, in mer Eleanora. Jonnson. Portlana—’ * Ames. Bek Ener, Onn Tecra, Bremen ioyd & tty (Ger), Nordenholdt Bremen—H Koop & Co. BRS Pete hae i tot, Gan Franciseo-Sutven & Oo cual Tady Louse (Bt), Soot London —Arkeliy farts & ba rk Parodi & © (tad, Borzone, Cork or Falmouth— Blocovieh & Co. Burk t Androw (C1), Dtox, Bremen—O W Bertanx. Fark Johauue Marie Ger), Gustavus, Bremen—Fuuch, Bieta Nellie T Gnos Messenger, Bremen—Boyd & wack Charley (@r), Robinson, Bamburg—O W Ber- Baik Ceres Ger), Doe:tner, Dantzic—Punch, Edyo & ‘Bare Brothers, Babry, navans—J EB Ward & 0 Bark Young bagie (Br), otmpson, St Jobn, ia Geo B nine eae, Cook & V0. Brig anny, &mith, nder—James W Elwell 4 Co. Jing Gloria (tab), Waseie, Alexandria, B—Lauro, Sto: r he i Louisa Price (Br), Brown, Port auPrinee—R Mar | w i Lena Thurlow, Corbett, Matanzas—Brett, Son & Brig G de Zaldo, Miller, Sagua me Brig Daisey, McCarty, New Haven—R N Man Sel Fotos, Curus, Kingston, Jaa 1 Sitomon & Co. | tee Lig roe tural deme) A oe oo tel M hiley, # nion etancas 0. nett, Deny Varden alien, st ucorge® NB—Milles” & a. rechr “x B Glover, Terry, Fernandina—Tupper & Be- sitche Chas Paige, Grace, Sranswick—J B Winches Xene ? Walrath, Austin Phiiadetphis—t B Grege. Sehr kM shannon, Wilson, B inter, Dears, Providence “ya Newport—H W jearchor, Markham, New Haven vie Bridge- nec # C6, ; ARRIVALS. RSPORTED BY THE BALD STRAM YAORTS aND HERALD WHITHSTONE TELBGRAPH LINE Steamer Baltie (Br), Kennedy, Liverpooi M ywo 7th, with mdse and passengers to wave Helvetia (Br), Webster. Liverpool May Sate mace pag vassengers F WJ Hurst ow Ly ta’ bad 1 a wunber of iceber, 9 DW, passed ship Kt Albans (ot StJohn, "ni, tor London; 1th, oe Sandy wland, henee tor Li Merida, Reyne . Tuspan 2h, Campeache 8th, Progreso Ab and’ ts wi mdse and passengers io F Alexandre & Sons. Keliy, Baimore. wun mndse and oininion Steemshiv Co. mstect March 1. via. . to Fuuch, Kaye fell mm With the fe! 4 Weymoath Bteamer Wiel passenwers to the Vid Ship “workers Nor), bs Deiaware Breas w rit, lat Mary Mae vof Weymouth. NS), | for St KiGS. with « argo ot limber. 10 & ainkin ft th nd 5 wen and landed Goggin, Bytavia Dee 18, 16 Willett, amin em at in Jon 66, days, with mdse to order: Vessel \o Teteua Bocam: So days west of the Banka wita a succession of W ant NW gal Fara WU Genn of Buckspory, Gerry wth mugar to Oriunell, inva & © ton. ene & Jona, Yourdi (@r), Jonnson, pag int-a-Petre, 20 i Wiare : vessel to Heney & ee 8 aureecrss Matauaas Kyffen, Matanza Lerwint Me jie ivesion y, Hill, Point-a-Petre, 19 days, with wo . days, with we ber Kehr John Rose ‘of Philadelphia), Allen, Havana via Delaware Greakwater, 12 days, with sugar to Brown Bros & Oo; verse! to master. Sehr Harold, Hanson, sagas, 12 days, with molasses to Jova, Torry 'k Co: votwel to Heney & Parker. Schr GM Lawrence, Kemp, Sagua 8 days, with sugar bard u 4 chester & Co, bie Burges com with sugar to. W Berta brig Belle Walters (ot st Joba, NB) lidoys with sugar to Makeshee & 52.99, lon 76 &, spoke bark AU Adaws, irom for Koston. r Ey Sehr Chingarora Jackwo, kebr MJ wranger, Somers, Virgutih. Sehr Jainestawn, Bonuell, Georgetown, DO, Scny W Willerd (iehermans, spurfing, 90 daye out, with 2.000 mackerel. chr belie of the B vunningham, 8 days erring, 48 hours out, with rel. Ces Brown (fisherman), with 14,00) mackerel. chr Roger Williams (sherman), Clark, 3daye with 100 Lbis of mackerel. rassey THROUGH He BOUND sovT peake, Jobason, assengere New Bedford, Parlow, Garth tian’ for Mew York. ith, New Bedford & B, for New York 12 evins & Son; vessel to PI Uh plaster wo F he Lavina Jane, Mathew, Providence tor New York. Rebrs Taunton tor New a four Ne dence tor N Re ee Cyntiua Jane, oe for new ‘ork. Fehr Mary R Smith, Chadwick, Thomastown for New Vora, wiih lime to J ik Brown. chir Cinrlasa Aten, Parker, Boston tor New York, Behr Sallie W Fender, I rashes ton (or New York: chr Win FP Bowen, Dell, Providence for New York. Rene Jonn Croovturd, ‘art, Providence for New York. sehr KG Whilden, Knowles, Providence tor New Felir Branos, Tryol, Portland, Cy tor New York, with stone to ord ¥rances, Harrington, Me, for New York. Behr Bill with lumber to the Neptane House sehr Rigusi, Cobleigh, Newport for New York. Seur vrion, #mith, New London tor New Yorks Gardiner, Cold » Sehr Anua & Jacods, Jones, Chatham for New York. re splendid, PBinney, North Falmouth tor New, ore sehr ¥ Merwin, Bunce, Providence for New York. kee Bvor ‘Tarver, Providence for Elizabethport Hrigas, Providence for Kiizabethport von tor New York. ad Lagra Rubinron, Koblason, New Bedford for New pt “be Sarah J Gorney, Gurney, Providence fof Ron- ech DW Youghen, Ing rors lence for New York. Sohr LO We it Greenwich tor Now York. ir Tortie Bod ne Weaver, + arly, New Hoaden tor i ord for f rrlenpon. Yer ed | Montego Bi «40, will please accept our thanks for favors. MAY 18, 1875.—TRIPLE” SHEET. eer Ral, asia 3 rte ar bet (hr waht be 6 adbeanecea Hart, Providence for Elisabeth- port Senr § B Rowe, Kowe, Boston for New Yor pina James Carson. ‘Tynck, New Haven tor Elizabeth- vite Henrietta, Lenox, New Hayon for Ezizabethport. Benr Capitol irideen, port for Now York. Senr W Hawkins, Providence for New York. jh kenrg M Kisuain. smth, Soatport tor tor New York, aan Voter & Hooper, Brasbury, New York tor Provi- FDO Foster, Henry, Rondout tor Providence, benr Pianta, Padelford, Ei linabesp aes for Providence. Senr J Wi ington, Raynor, Fail River for New Yor: Schr Richard Law. Norton, Providence fur New Yor Kulire, Kinnéar. New Bedford for New York. belie Adelaide Lewis, Now London tor New York. Bene Kary is Lee, Harper, Fal Kiver tor Ki Pgehe Aveo Tomes, Young, Pall River for Rondout.” ree as Anthony Burton, Johnson, Pawweket for liza spore. sebr Peeriess, Smith, Providence, for! New York. Sehr Undine, Stokes. Portlan Philadelphi Sehr Kate Laity, I pao i with low ier to Jolin 8 ¢ Sehr Mall, Mead, Ureenwioh tor Now YorE, to order Ms inet for New Yors, with stone BOUND EAST. Steamer Blennora, Johnson. New York for Portland, piigamer United “Btatey Davis Now Yors Pali v ‘steamer Bolivar, Geer New York for Norwich Sehr Amoy, Knupp. New York for Noank. johtht Binpire, Mathews, Fort Johuwon for New Bea: Aight Henry Gardiner, Milter, Vers Lebr Wesley Abbot, Muller, New York for Salexn br Telegraph, Monigomery, Rondout tor Boston, tehr Goneral Hall, Creamer, Rondous for Bosto Sour Chancellor, Madison, “Hondout for Providence. Rew York for Fal) BELOW. ship Carnvan, Matield. trom Liverpoo: Apri 4, with mde to Thomas ‘Danh Nephew & ¢ ‘as spoken Miny 16, iat dO 58 ton 6, by pilot boat E ¥ Wiluams, No SAILED. Stoamer Albemarle, Lewes, Dei; pay Charley (Br), Hainbai ; St Andrew (Br), ee pereellg: Lanro dtal, Cette; Daphne, Ha: ra Nellie star, 8: Frea Smith, Barbadoo; Kveline, Save- nilla and tampteo, sailed from, Bandy Hook—Ship Annie Bungay (from Liverpool), OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE Nuwronv, Rl, May 17, 1875. Sehr Arnie A Eaton, Oxpt Langley, of and for Calai me, with a cargo of coal, trom Baltimore, went ashore ‘on the southwest end of Block Island, during a thick tog, on Saturday night. Advices trom the island this afier- noon state that she has biiged, and that sne was being stripped of sails, Ac. The wrecking company on the island have contracted to get her off for 50 per cent of value of Yossel and cargo. Rhe is heeled off shore, and | the prospect for getting her afloat is notvery encourag- | ing. 4 diver was secured at this port to-day. Ske is 9 | new vessel, being only 14 months old, Schr Meteor, of the Coast Wrecking Company of New York, arrived here yesterday with a toree of workmen. | She will commence operations at once upon the sunken | bark Bessie Rogers, which was ran into and sank by the steamer Bristol Aug 10, 1872, and upon which they were ‘at work last season. They expect to be able to float her into the dock with the aid of pontoons, and disc arte her cargo of scrap iron. Last seasop. the company si cecded m moving her from the place where she wae sank, near wont Island lugittiouse, to the upper harbor, rgince she hax been a ‘ter sun, Rotwithstanding AC} pant hab been Rah ance a fosars'd & L Coggeshall, “agents for" tie Board of Underwriters KS Dean, of revenue cutter Samuel Dexter, sta- tioned at tus port and who. hus. beeu here abeat’ one Tent, received orders to-day to start at ouce for Mobile, o take command of revenue cutter Lewis MoLane. sta- Homed atthat place. MARITIME MISCELLANY Ba See cadle news. ‘The purser of the steamer City of Merida, from Havana, Suir Arny Foxcx—The captain of ship Airy Force from Newensties NAW teed Francisco, slates th Jom hin ship on tne might of art. ein da et Group. filled with water and became (Br), Chalmers from, Philadelphia for pot into Halita elawure on the Sou of ‘os cape - until the 7th of May, whed, in vease! was hov down n a Bafritens i continues by whieh the vessel | the rigeing damaged the mainyerd war badly strained sprung, tae bulwarke started, cargo shifted and her to" spring & bad: leak. ’ keerything moval swept of oka by the sea. During nA ke) vessel had 43g feet of water state to proceed on ber voy: be | Carlton, ‘Bowers, Carden temporarily repaired ‘atthe least "Dowible ‘axpense and raised either by some of carge or by bouomry and respendentia, as may seem best Soun We OG Ba — from levine one for New York. Butinte Newpors LB inst, he wainboom of | rowa Onara, from Georsetown, DC, for Providence Breviousty reported ashore at New Point, Chesape: y, was bauled off 14th inst; would take on cargo Supposed going into Norfolk. Sour Anim Heaton, Rogers, from Baltimore for Ox ck igiand. on might of both inst ‘, at Baltimore on Saturday from Nas sau. teeqent the ears of Sager taken from sober Ai yage hy je from ti! Tadies tor Baltmore sever! taonths since, and pat into Danrau, where she was condemned. The sugsr is stated wo be oeagend 00d condition. Breemopa, 18—The collision case of LM y bark Har- vest Moon and rig Six Freres. hetore reported. was de eioed in the Court's of Admiralty in favor of the bark on | fhe llth inst, and Capt Ryley was exonerated from any | biame in the matter. The damages are being arranged | by wo mercantile ansessors. The Harvest Moon wil: be 8014 at auction on the 19th. The sloop rereamer has landed 2 boc! ox ship Charlotte, wrecked ‘on the reste io tne worth er whee islands some months back. Datawine Breaxwaren, May 17— son, Adams, in ballast rom Poiladelpnia, rent ashore on Cane Henlopen yesterday. red. vesse! will probably sripped. 17—Bark Clementine, whien arrived . was in coilition on the edge of hr Warren 0 Nel und sou.h, he is unin: | acrrax, Ma: reports * George a Bank, andar morning, with the ‘american Retoo O' Friend. ‘The schoower sunk in thirty men, The erew were sven: fe Sha'tuck, arrived from 8t Pierre ts saw no icé ou the passage. May W—steamer Se Qurarc, Gay afvernoon and reports th (Br) is ashore to the eastward of ran on during the sno’ Ce rd siorm on Sunday was £0 nick that he bad he Aret timber ship. the ni May i¢—Steamer Ulyases will make three Hert e rinnd scatrastine tee nae ana Liseete he ana conn ry box an Deol 101 Fortiand and Boston. 7 _fiirmonpinc—0 # Fletcher ie Duflding & bark of 700 Stockton, Me, which be expecis te aweb in WHALEMEN. Arrived at New Bedford ‘id "i ake ey A Bal n relight me bole ie pant ba de Inston, and 341d from i ae Roports So M4, on the Like jon 3 fi k Marchant, Edgartown, with 40 bbis_sp_on board, 940 ail told; May ® lat 4b 'N Jon 7 iat}, Cabnon, New Bedford, clean, Foadon April 28, barks EAward Everett, ot MB. 689 DDS ol; ith, Clarice. Marchant, ie orl. 3 trom see ‘april 26, schr Petrel, Baker, of NB, to ¥, 16, bark Pr wee Paar hy nn and 1. Has ba SPOKEN. a pyr ar ©, for Queens NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merohants, shipping agents and shipmasters are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Hxaano Lonton Bureaa, No 4 Flest street, or to the Paris office, Hue Scribe, the arrivals at and departures from Wa- ropean and Eastern porw of American and all foreign vowels 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 Mediterratioan porte will find the Paris ofles the more economical and expeditions for telegraphing Bewa OUR CABLE SilePING NEWS. Awrwenr, May 17—Galled, steamer Mans (Dutch), Che. — valier, New York. Ansea—Fassed, ship Samatra, Mullin, from New York for ony Kong. Snewem, May 17—arrived, bark Carl Jobann (Nor), Ovxvant, New Yoram. Sailed 17th, ship Carl (Ger), Bockelm: bark Eduard (Ger), Halberstadt, baltimore. Donon, May 17—Arrived, barks Kate Burrill (Br), Robertson, London for Baltimore; Alphild (Swe), Sven- sen, Phiiadelphia via Qaeenstow Eusinone, May 12—Arrrved..ehips Lorely (Neh, Maron | sen, New Orleans for Reval; Fyglia (Nor), Jensen, and Protector (Nor), Welsser, do for do; barks Castor (Nor), Danulsen, do for do; Birande (Nor), Pedersen, Balthinore for ordera, Fatmourn, May 17- Arrtved, barks Aftonsiernen (Nor), Johuson, Portiand, O; Lydia (ix, Savell, Darien vi Nortolk, Va, for Laverpeol; Clara B Me@ilvory, rk New York ; _—_— Guuenoox, May 16—Sailed, ship Pocahontas (Br), Boag, United States Gauay Yanuourn, May \6—Arrived, bark Alpbonse et Marie (fr), Privat, New Orleans. Gummattan, May 17—Arrived, barks Domenico (Ital), Jacearino, New York; Eroe (ital), Maresca, do. Hupvoer, May 16—Aarrived, brig Lreae (Nor), Arenteen, Wilmington, NU, for Rotterdam. Hamevre, May 10—Arrived, bng Albis (Dutch), Fenster, Ban Francisco, Maven, May M4—Sailed, bark Freihandel (Ger), Wacb- ter, United States Livenroo., May 16—Azrived, bark Celeste (Br), Wright, Charleston. Arrived 15th, ship City of Brooklyn, Harriman, 8an Francisco via Pernambuco and 8t Thomas. Sailed ish, bark Beulah (Br), Ingram, Vancouver Island. Lonpon, May 16—Arrtved, bark Kate Crosby (Br), Porter, Philadelphia, 4 Lurta, May 17—Arrived, bark Cronstadt, Greeno, Bi ton via Qneenstown. Lowponpmany, May 16—Sulled, bark Jane Wright (Br), Hall, United States Lisson, May 15—Arrived, bark Marianoa III (Port), autos, New York. Manserns, May—Arrived, bark Potter, New York, Sailed—Steamor Italia (Br), Craig. New York. Puvmoutn, Mxy 16—Arrived, bark Nourmahal (Br), Smith, fan Franciseo; 17th, steamer Holsatia (Br), Bah- rendo, New York tor Hamburg. Queenstown, May 17-Arrived, steamer Manbettan Gr), Jones, New York for Liverpool. Arrived 16th, bark Sarpen (Nor), Backer, Philadelphis. Also arrived 1th, steamers Caba (Br), Martyn, and Adriatic (Br), Perry, New York for Liverpool—the for- mor atS PM and the latter at 12 PM. Rorrenpam, May 15— Arrived, bark Catterina Pietra (tab, Carrars, New York (has been reported arrived 9th). Ferris 8 Thompson, Meyer, Pensacola, Sourmamrron, May 5—Sarled, steamer Braunschweig Ger), Undtoch (from Bremen), Baltimore. 00, May W17—Arriveo, bark Nueva Barreras (Sp), fantos, Savannan, Warenvorn, May 18—Arrived, bark Felice Secondo tab, Peire, New York. Yoxouama, to May 15—Arrived, bark Stillman B Alen, Taylor, Newcastle, NSW. Lonpon, May 17—Bark Cyrene (Br), Clayburn, from Ban Francisco (¥eb 19) for New Zealand, bas been totally wrecked off Timara. Part of her cargo has been dis- charged, Bark Marco Polo (Ger). from New York for Bremen, betore reported ashore at Andrecelles, has been floated, slightly damaged. FOREIGN PORTS. Anticus, April 15—Arrived, brig Vo A Hin, yairiek, Norfolk (and sajled 26th tor 8t Domingo); 27th, schr F Magee, Young, New York. Bavaria, ch 29—In port, barks Wealthy Pendleton, Richard-on, for argon, to load for Java: Pearl, Hard- ioe. for FOwees Skimmer of the Waves (hr), Gooch, for ew Yor! Buexos Aynes, March S\—Arrived, schr John N Gamo- well, sorry, London via Montevideo. Sailed March 12 barks Lizale Fox. Hurrell, New Yorks ‘Mth, Samuel B Hale, Haven (rom P rtiand), Rosario: 25th. jn Br), Babin, West Indie th, brig Emiiv F bheldon, Rateh, Genoa (all eee ed uuder Banjoe- wangie in edition! Martha, Wiley, yesterday's Barnapos, April ho-arrived, brigs New York (and cleared 18th for St Thomas : Norman (Br), Butler. Luenbure, NS (and Mailed 2718 tor Boston? gene Ha ie & Giles, Owen, Norfolk (and sailed 234 Iséh, sehr Stephen Bennett, ‘ett, Phila. aspen we aie for Demera: math. brigs taxon (Br), Smith i itartinigne (and saried 7th for Bog ten); gd Henrietta (BY, Decent, Boron (and sailed, sooking in ori, April 29, barks Hopewell (Br), Pearson, from New York, Arrived Ti, lig: brigs Warty. and, Aubrey (Br) Brings, fron from and for New York, arrived 20ih. 1 Ada H Halts (Br). Johnson, from New "York, arrived 27th: Nancy 088 in Whittier, from Philadelphia, ar fived arth Buinarw ates, NS, May 1S—Arrived, schr Eugene (Br), 4, May (not April) 14—Satled, bark Charles L Boston. Pearson, Swain, 19—Arrived, schr Wm H Keeny, Beers, bark Sandy Hook, Barstow, do; brigs Glan: Conklin, Baltimore: © i Pekering, Te Torrey. (hile. dite Een 16th. HB Cleaves, Cummings. New York: Jala ) eg ed jaskell, Boston; schr J H De Woll, thatcher, New York. Sai dru Mary A Chase, Dolan, north of Hat etnerard trout, Hie! 0; schrs George 3 Hunt, Dexter, doe toto, Tiny (he Go} Marberon Wickman, 5—-Fatled, bri Magdala (Br), Outhonss, ofin, do. barre New York: th. bark Avdje 8 1 Cranvurdos, ‘May 14—Arrived, brig JH Lene, Shute, Baltimore. led Mth. schr Silver Spray, Wass, Boston; tsth, brizs Sami Welsh, Turner, Pb ladelphia; Star, Cook, New York. Patuxn Pow? May 17—Arrived, stesmer Moravian Liverpool, 9—Arrived, sobr Abbie [ngutls, Ingalls, Neth. bark Ht D Stover. Pieree, ‘New vin Satie ‘th. Yori, Add: Qaida sehr itz: heen reported sal north of Hat |, bark Adelia Sth, steamers Crescent City, uurtis, New York, O W Lord, Colton, New Orleans: bark Rosa del Turia Sp), Tennelioa, St Mary's € brig Nuestra Senor de los Angelos (Sp), Ramerez, New York: echt Georze 8 Marts. Marts, do, Martin,’ Ficket, for north Thompson, for New York, In philadelphia.” Mag : Joseph of Hacteras, do: Golden bli Go; brigs Pert Perkina for Baltimore. do: John Sher: | Soot (8D. Mankiny Tor north of fatveras, do; Joba Prightman, Hanson. tor do. do: Maen By), Bratt, r do, do: Hi: iar Mever, for New York, Jo Minnie anter, Woodman, for do. do; sobrs Mary A kich. Ma- rune, for Dor ‘ot Hatteras, do; Angie Aiusbury, Keen, for 40, do, and others unc. 1) Ae (Br), Hayti; Arrived 17th, steamers (pr et more; Falmouth, Portland: ‘tar Clementine TD, from rt ark a, for New York. EAPOOL, NS, MAY arrived | brig Ransoiph Payson New Haven: schr ¥ A Scholtz (Ger), New York. bh reh }i—vatied, hark’ Ring Osear IT (Nor), Christophersen, Zanzibar and London. or New York. In port March 2, bark !'mwk, for New York. Mowrevipxo. April l—Arrived, brig Alfred, Gamage, Ba'timore. Marannas, Mi 4. achr Wm H Jourdan, Rich. rdson, Havana; 8th, bark Nictaux (Br), Masters, New ‘ork; 0th, oriue J G Norwood, Shepherd, Havana; lith, jambia, Tupper, do: th, Hiram ADiff, Tibbetts, New: rt, E Ream la r). Bdgett, Baltimore: Moses Da Btosby, * htt A eateP ker. Phiiindelpnia, a Batted Mi brig Jonn Bort h, sehrs saiho W Ka ot fate ras Bowghiy, do (not se tere: aphed); Ida © Bullard Smith, de: ith, bark Rtormy etrel (BF), Palinouth, E: beg BoM Williams, Tucker, Philadciphia: seurs AO Paige, Haley, north of Hatteras: Laure Bridvewao, Clark, do; BW Hill, Lig s. 0, Martiayn, NS May 14—Arrived, sehr Emina Crosby, Crosby, Fernandina (not a lelegraplied). Peaxamevco, Apri! ‘In port bark Traveller (Rr), Pen- a Seront m™, April 4—Asrrived, brig Ga Falton (Br), Hiyretis, Ftisaelpiice (and sailed $1 for Curneca) oe April 26, schr Wm MeAsthur, McDuppte, S¢ Tian port April MM. barks Reindeer, Decker, Dewerara, arrived ish: New York; brig Wavericy, \erry, do do; schra MeG Buek, Woodbury. from Bucksville, SC. arrived iain: AG aoe Stubbs, for New York; Baltimore, do do; Mary D, Haskell. Perry. for Boston; Mary © Graham, april %—In port. brigs Geo Harris, Stowers, Amelia Emma, Field, ride ca ® Gardner jw, de; Tally Ho, Sprage sehre vey, Oroutt ldz; Geo W Whitford, Henty. disg: and others reported later, ‘Quenec, May i6—Arrived. ship Strathearn (Gri, Jar- maa, LAverpool for Montreal, Sz. Thomas, April ls—Arrived, brig Black Swa' lade, Martinique (and sailed 10th jor Ports Rico): 20th sohr Lavinin Warr n, Johnson, New York (aod railed ith for Arr 5: ories, Martha, Wiley, Barbaclos and sailed 722d. Lewis C ‘ort Spain sand wailed Torn for Bt Crete); 2th, Roberta, ra vand sulted 28th for agvsibo): PTisrrington (Br). Starrett. St Vincent. (and suiied 23ch from meena, weekiny Br), 5! for ar gal 2th, bark Jas R Waish, Werveri, Cork cand, May '6 for Guatanaino and " north of 2th, schools! (and saved, Be, Cann, Bor ew York (an Spain a 2 Julia Lingiey (i ms May 2 Juha ngley (br) aaited for "st Jago and north ol . if, Rew York: sehr Bihan Atlen, Make, St meat Mien, bark Diigentia (Br), Kand, Port Spain; brig Atlas, Powers, Philfdejpbia; Sth, bark Banxside (Br), ana Patt, Demerara; 6th, sche Gold ‘Stream (Bn), ‘sailed April 18—8hip City of Brook! Ban Francisco), Liverpool (sings spoke Burk re ge Dart ( fol a vereux, mba iy Agbory Beye sm 23d, 0 m Karragensott Hagar =i repaired: bri Bi sones (in. Wane AC "Barke. azria by erning. Arroyo agenta, Veasio, 20 and north of ‘iewerss. of rei wi Bacua, May | ved, barks Norton Svarer. Sher- ‘ Now York; adaiphia north of Mat- ah Chartie Morton, Mike, north =a donn, NB, M. St sonia (Br), Lip- anesote tJ oudiae (Be , Cork Onay. i Vieroaia, May 9—*ailea, bark . Hines Hono- a}n. Winpson. NS, Apri Cleared, brig J H Gillespie (Be), oste Kew Fanning, New- lef ib, ila’ Prane ‘Armsirony, Balti, Ke rossman, ew York; hiiney, Perkins, do; th.” i vant oh, brig Crescent, do bailed 27 uh, 2 N ore 1, Sparel Sinden, 40; Henry orton, Miller, d sehre May iia, Staples, alexandri: Ri Theron Rey, sutela, Hatteld do; i Clos Philudeiphua: LB safgent, Grocser i Slee 0; BU 0 Heiry Beethman ‘Crane. “New Fork}. loth. brig Wild Horse, Macomber, Brovalyn. AMERICAN PORTS. oes. | 0. May 7—Arrived, bark Maitie MoClear, s, Horioluln. Railed—Ship Biisaveth Dougall (Br, White, Liver- pov). BOSTON, May 15—Arrived, bark Huron (Bo, Gilien, horn: schrs Western star, Crocker, anne, Jounson, Neweastie; Matthew Kin ye Barter’ oui rs Dominion (Br), Clements, ore, Rickersam | Fiitadelp la; brig Saxon (4), irs Western. Siar, Grocuer, Bali: Phare. Collins, Hovoken; N. Berry, Ririved, bark Canny Scott (Br), Bartlett, Mel- ture Bill stowe, balumor Bartlett, Bart. ut Daring, Reddy, trom New Smyrna. ‘steamer Neptune. Berry, Kew York y, Kngiand via Darien, ¢ brie Marg i I Dana, Orel Wim ington, NO: shre ‘outer, Coombs, Mayngues, index. Garrison, Baitl- “Balea—parn Jobe Mauuuoy Yarmouth, ¥. N Gen Whiiney, Hallett, smith, Barbados wore; Walter WwW. f), Murra: Rostoon, May 1 Arrived, brig Helorich Moil (Ger), Ks Aimira Coombs, Lanethorne, for | Golden Fleece, Armstrong, for | ALTINORE, 16—Arrived, ship A MeCalluen, un ee fasta vor sehr Rescue (uot Keserve) Hodg era. ; Hved, steamer Zodiac, Chapin, Wilmington, ett, Boston; atteras rein i Hepkine Belet ae gad tf ‘im @ Shat Bek, rere Boston; ida Y. Wocave ‘Sleured moteurs ard, Young, New York: j—ateaners Win ee Werte Woodw: barke ke olin Hada Ge. waten Duplin; Moult, Tio; schrs A isiell, Crowell, Boston: Wheat Whewly. New Med ord; Sail ie press, Inloes, Hartford; Alice Corry, Corry, New 0: ‘Also cleared, ‘hearer Wia Lawrence, i Towon, Boston: ship Laue 5 4 (Be), Morris, ant erp; barks Kings Coanty (Bi cLelian, Bremen; Alamo (Ger), Brader- yy hausen, aa Inca (er), Hora, doy “Gandoe’ Nor), Alsen, w A OB, me, Bast, Manitou, Paladin; bres v }. MeMariner. CRON SWICK, Ga ‘May 17—Cleared, sonr re jar u iver, M BANGOR, May [8--Salled, brig Abby Ellen, for P geinnta; ‘schrs Uregon, for Boston: Nellie Uarr, tor ew Yor! HATH, Mi rrlved, sohrs Ann 8 Brown, Ht, Boston for Our: ner, tot oud tor Philadelphia: Wu; Penn, 1 iy tank River. rated kK "kite 4 Titel, Bonsall, Fhieaetpbia ; a Hitka Michi Nellie Doe, Richardson, Hoboken. OUARLESTON, May 17—Arrived, schr David B Doane, Myon s 4ONTOR, Mi ay 17 -Arrived, bark Marie (Nor), from Arendal, seekin; Bulied Hark “Ambrosi, (Nori, Baltimore (trom Bel- fast, D: dpig Sacra (from Richmona), Montevideo. biased out-—Steamer Le'pzig (Ger), for Brew Propita Bra), for QI siown; Fortuna (Ital), | brig Pot Demerara; Thor (Sor). Queensto’ Cuinber! riand, ‘West Ind ‘all trom Baltimore) tae in tht Baltimore—ships “John 3. Ber from Liverpool 5 Buleote, from Caltaos orl | 1th—a'rrive |, | \ \ kell, from on; sebrs H. A, trom ¢ Cuba; Sophia Wilson, trom G town ; Breeze, frow do. Day aarUs, May L—sailed, schr cea Dog, Ailen, ACOIR. T7th—-Arrived, steamers Austral (Br. ylarorrect: Olty of Auain. Eidridge, New York vi oy W KEY WhsT, May 15—Arrived, brig Eilew ania Hoxie, Now York for Pensacola. a. sehre Prank Incas, Hulse, Be May 17 Arrive urn “Phitadeipnta, y L Whiton, ton ich How dm ele Florence, Rath’ May I}—Salle:!, schrs William H Mit- ghell, Cole: Rio, Harrabee; Alamo, Sanborn, and Yieia, ‘Tratton for New Y: ie ru TASPORT, ort er on went MM Knowles Small, Havana. LEANS, Mav a crated ships Adorna, Howton, Liverpool; Crescent City, Delano, Ha B Gilchrist, Eunerson, Mataura (br), Homer, do; sehr Mutde W Atwood, vom. A ton. Mi 17—Arriv ndean (Bri, pO Li cabana’, "Florida pera Cortes, ‘Sailod: Steam Nor City of Mexico and Kuickerbooker: schra G Ganate (Ital) wards, Townse: new RM Poe May 17—Arnived, schire ¥ B Darling, a ¥ a ew Yor. Ranled-seres Young Teaser, Lottie Peard and HN mie for Potinds ais vind Xobeo. for Ney York. Bg rived, Phebe, blizabeth, Mapes, Hobo- i A pide Mitis, nd. Delp’. hay Allen, Kondout Xehiledsehrs Henry Gibbs Cofin, New York; Annic Berpertgaiens Ar Amboy, Passus, Miller, Liverpool: eeman, New 15 Arrived, sohr Emina M Pox, Case, Hoboken for Fail River (and salle). ‘Also arrived, schrs Sunny shower, Ward, Pall River for New York; Allen Gurney, Gurney, Providence for do; sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence (vis Bristos) 73 in’, York. ed rived. sohrs Lawson, Fitzpatriek, Prov!s Violet (ot cheery fr Vorptanets Potnts carted ; ree! Pou ee ‘of Fauntony iain aw. ¥ Vex, schr Metwor, Wiliams, At Duteh Isiand eta Bolle, We Rall, Brush, and Josephine, Pickett, Providence for Now York :'N Mehrhot, Metirvoff, do for Croton; Jewie W Knight, efor, Lynn tur Alexandria, NO! kee |, Mwy 15—Arrived actir £ B Shaw, George- town. mitered May 17—arrived, schr Abbie, Noyes, orto NEW HAVEN, May 15—Arrived, steamer D Valentine, Ackerly, Elizabe:hport. PASCAUOULA, May I—Arrived, schr Mollie mrs, ‘ince (not Ponce), May 18—Arrived, ship Formose (Pr?, Deseareat, 1 CHeared Bare Andhitd (Nor), Madsen, Lisbon; sche Peter ¢ sehuits, Thompson, Galveston ROYAL, SC, May \o—arrived, steamer Mont Paireloch. New Yor! PLADELTIA. May If CArrived. steamers Rattle: snake, Mand, Portsmouth, Ni; Roman, Crowell, Bos- on tial sherman. Providence Gr Davis, New York. schrs Phy Wrahy Mindora, Hunker, do: Oo Bogon on; Lady Elien, Bomers, do% Somers, Bomerset; Joseph Porter, Bur- roughs, Providence, suey, ira Uce: Fokistait, Youne, Quine Point Lynn; i T Cottinghain, Brith. N A ee ETBN i Nowtsn’ Neo Badiord ry B Clayion, Gifford, Hor: & “} N Lovell, Borden, Fall "River: eindeer, ‘Jenkins, | Salem; BW kidridve, Witbank, Old Proviaence; Jas ais tice, Roek hilt, Fro ‘ino cleared, bi ied sa, Cametians, Cork Ekampion, Wood a is, hampion, Woudstoc! he Provilenge: Beesle Morris, Oa to Newensrux, Del, May 17, AM—Sches John Cagwatader, from Kavartown? Alpert’ Clarence, from !ordand, and 7G Badcock, trom Nowbucyport, passed: up tis tae | "Koamer Vindicator, tor Providen sohrs Victor Puig, for Baracoa: Carrie Nelson, jor Nawad, and Pam Br), for Vort Caledonia, 06, passed down on Satar- ae, | Noon Sebrs Seto, from Windsor, Ns, and Wild , from Somerset, passed un this AM: brig George k Dale, from Sacua, and sehr M bi from New Bedford, auchoted off here this noon and remain. : TM—Vessuls uuchored off here «bis goon remain en- changed. Dutawinr Bawsxwaren, May 17, PX Arrived Satur. gay evening. sehr Thos @ 8 jrom Ma tangas tor or der se ssnene sour Rat it Baker, from do, wait ny orders. Bark Freemin, Dennis, lety here for Phila- dofphia yesterday. Sip Scnaides still remains Bark Ab: era ia here, outward bound, RILAND. Mis 13—arrived, eehrs Bons, Belfast for New Yor rie Clara ved Kennebec tor Alba: Clea! tim w York. ieee leare Hi st amen Brag PROVIDENCE, May IS—Arrived, ‘steamer Blackstone, Hullete Baidiiaore ia Nortolky arhra Win Voornia, Gold | smith,” Haverstraw; Jace Barker, Wee. aw ki Satied in, do; schra 1 rps) A itdods* htee! Latte W sonatas ‘ad lank’s Point; A erkele, Lan: feat Jone Bbaler Te lier, ag annie, mass ws - < ad te hurney, Garner iv xe sree more, sherman: J 1 Wort Fiteh, and Cooper, Sleeper, New Yor 16th—Arrived—sch Wi Bertha, Conov Sarryville, N. w for Pawtueket: sch Ago ‘Kennel % Uriah m Waist. oa aPbliadetpnia: te # ort. sel ran ne, wie Rovere iiate, Kingsland. Haver: 8, Hayerstr v Washburn. * Mullan, ein ichrutopker Columbus, Pitepat: Htus, Poughkeepsie, ech Barats wart. ani rie! x head, Hrnen Letty; sch New Regnive | Diamond, Smith, Newbarg; sel ‘yeh Hlack ers, Eligubethport. sen Walter Palmer. Cal | Brown. and. ae’ jeltan Withams, Hawiin. Weel | seh George W Cnmnmines, Soult, “do, tor Pawtucket J 8 Terry, Raynor, aod sche Quickstep Davis, Hovok for do; ee Orcar # Hawley, Tyler. Kan. Below —Sehre kt x Dean. Penasyivan hrs Kate & Marr, Cogswell, ft Cook, aod Wynonus, Kent, Kew York RICHMOND, May IS—Arrives, steamer Tsauc Beil, Lawren: York. Sailed 3 Js lving, Ingersoll, New York: Lulu, Lynn, do, BAN FRANCT»CO, ta 17—Arrived, shiv Bayerd (Be), Heard, Newoast*, NSW. Arrived 1fta, stip Orpheus (Br). Glass, Glosgow. SAVANNA Moy l7—arrived, steamer oaragonsa, May 4—Cleared, bark Telegraph (Rus 1 for orders. scht Louise L4e. Lee, Phitedetphis s r WA Levering, Smith, Pbilndel, phy ith—Arrivet. sehr Davi Clarkson, Ireland, Phtiade! nd cleared for stock, Pia) Pry “Yaogley, Philadelphia od cleared for Port Henry, Fla) rived, sclt A May 14—Arrivod. senrs Presto. Libby, Rov- dont: nucl H Sharp, Webb, ant & B Coiton, = B+ Some wore; Henrietta, Smith, Hgboken. + Balled —seur Annie & Martin, Handy. Rew Yorn, VINEYARD WAVBN, May is—arriy ed, sehrs Darin Frolic, ‘uy Head, tor | do: Spartel, Windsor, tor New Fork: J Jap Ho jolmes, Klis | worth, for do: alaska, and Georgie ‘0 tian, | Windsor. for Miadoiphia’ Northern nt, Unels Tom, sands River, for New for do; Mary ¥ Ga; Marth: a Weeks, Addison, © Benedict, Gardiner, tor Port Jeter: att, Tenant's Harbor, Me, for Albany, hs Wn Thoma, aua fannie Westorook, Lt Hamlin, Poughkerpsie for Batuuore for de: Orizimbe, and jaska, Weohawken do. y Go; Nahant, New York for Salem: ‘Auiegnous Rooktand ry ard, do for Nantacxet. Satled clore reported, excepting schrs Frotic, Newton, ‘Nahant, Allegoma, Mary Raitimore 1 Wal. Windeor Ne, for ao; jor 1 Onward, Mary Leo, Miller, ond Alaska. Wth—Arrived, echrs Thomas A¢ Pig tie B for Y ier Cumberland, Telen oy ate to: Tamoin a) jelen Mar, Linco.my lor Lameine, her for de; We D Cargel., Calais for Providence ; Gert Bria a tor Norwich; Franconia, Vortiaod for Rte wich COTON, NG. May ib—-Armved. gohrs Paragon, Dat *. v Bilis, Fergusun, do; Idabeiia, yen tom Williams, Edwards, New York. a, bark Ulrkcw rg, London, me SCBELUANBOUS. | FAMOUS TrONIO AND 1 VIGOR ATO N AND a gbrompt aoa radical care tor general doblity, drs: a ot mie! Fremkaem of ever Seeerigiion= Winches wy Hy. ny. Porno PHIT. oF Lime AND, OD Heont and only cure for.) »neumption, 4 . Sand $2 rr botde, Prepared by WINCHES ee 2S ac \s bemists, 36 Jota rareet, ew — BIOLUIE f ES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER ent States verywhere; desertion, &e., suil- icity require ui +o charge until di. advice tree, Gient case: 1 r A HOUSK, Attorney, Yoree strantent: 19) Broadway. BSOLUTE PIVOROCES ORTAINED FiOM DIV. ferent States; no publicity; advice fr procured; geueral law Fic eRteR NO, Lawyer, No. 6 ot Murk’s place, eames DEDILITY, Ww WEAKNESS, a0, WINCHESTRRS KPKOIFIO PILI, ascertain aud speesy cure tor Nervous, Det tested for 3 years with perfect further information sead Yor'a citouiar, tres’ Fectloms for, use’. 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