The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1875, Page 10

First Day of the Spring Trotting Meeting. Tornado Maid the Winner of the 2:50 Purse aud Lady Blanche the 2:26 Race. Under a combination of the most auspicivus cir- | cumstances, Fleetwood threw open Its gates yes- verday, and welcomed tur (leviag public to its closure. The event had loug been looked forward 10, aud the success which characterized its every feature sould Le very gratifying to the hew management. Everywhere about the magnidcent course there are changes to be observed which cail orth uousua! commendation. Improvements are numerous, dota in the grounds and on the stands. Things have been righted. and, losing the old angular appearance, are now very attractive, There ta 8 freshness a}! over the park in the bulld- ings and surroundings that was marked and commented upon oy the thousands congre- A within its gates yesterday. Enticeu by the genial sun and the nature of the sport presented, as well as thelr faitn in the prom- ises Made regardiog the direction of the amuse- ment, toe fair lacies of Gotham turned out in force, great numoers gracing that portion of | toe grand stand ¢ apart for their exclusive | use. Others gathered on the balcony of the — club house, making 4 pretty framework im that direction to the busy scenes and interested gatherings on the right of tne grounds anu in the fleid below. The desire by the Fleetwood maragement to cultivate tne patron- age of ladies wise, and will prove amoly re- munerative, there is nothing to equal tne charm of woman in catdoor reanions. In every detail the stewards of the Park carried out the admirabiy arranged programme, and their earnestness in enforcing the rules and keeping im mind all the perplexing minutie necessary for jaccessiul result speaks well for @ brilliant and satistactory meeting. Among those in attendance were many gentle- men of wealth and influence. Loving @ horse and delighting in such exh)pitions of speed as were noticed yesterday, they will gather at ail trotting tourmeys near the city, if they can feel assured the rowds element will not be permitted to assert lts offensive strength nor to brusm too near the respectabie aod reiined. This they feei is now the case at Fleetwood, and so there is bus little dount that in all gvod time the trotting reunions there will be just as vrilliint as the grand gather- ings wh.cn make Jerome Vark intoe sammer and autumn such an attractive place. The Judges of tue Gay were Major Morton and Mr. A. S, Post, of Goshen, N. Y., and Mr, William &. Parks, of Brookiyn, men of rare experience and excellent judgment iu a!) trotting matters. THE FIRST TROT. ‘This was for @ purse of $1,000, for horses that aad Dever beaten , divided into three paris, the first horse winning $550, tae second $300 ana she third $150. There were eighteen entries ior the race. but four of them witbarew, leaving jour- teen to contest ‘or the prizes. These were John Trout’s sorrel gelding T. B. French, P. J. MecGinois’ bay stallion Ben bruce, Joseph Sterrett’s bay mare Lucea, t. B. Joh peal bay mare Cnristina, Thomas O’Coun black geiding Vulcan, John Spian’s bay welding Hawk, George Stengel’s bay gelding Carter, C. H. MeDonaid’s gray mure Privatecr Maid, Dan Mace’s Mare Muad, K. 8. Bent’s bay mare Berlew, iopert ‘Tuornion’s bay mare Vesta, J. H. Shep- herd’s mare Rosie, Charles S. Greea’s brown | oy, a J. Golasmitn’s bay mare | | sane was no betting on the race until | the mare Tornaco Maid, Eme Deans. Then Maud became the favorite at odds. ‘ibe horses scored jor more than half an hour delore \we word was given, and then 'hey weot-off in a straggung manner. ‘ihe contest was close be- tween Maad,T, 8. Freach anG Ben Bruce, the iormer winning tbe first beat by @ length, @ neck dividing second ana third. In the id beat 7. B. Prencn got away first, Privareer Maid second, Mand third, tre otners straggling after them. Maud soon weut To the iron’, and kept the lead to tue polmt of rocks om the dackstreten, when she broke up, aud then Torwado Maid took the lead. ciosely followed by Emie Deans. These two contested rhe e heat to tae end, Tornado Maid pine @ snort length, Effie De: ans second, ‘A change again took place iu tb Yoruado Maid vecoming the oihers, She won first heat. & great the third peat in gallant style, by making a Tush up the | retca sourch posit.on at tae bead of somes: irom the stretch and lanaing @ winner by @ length. | Eme beans was second apd Maud third. Ihe time Of the Heat was 2:35. ine mare Rosie’ Was cut down at tue quarter pole oF v Kose was uliowed to start sagan. lo the nexc beat, however, sue Was distanceo Jor rumnins. | Tormado Maid won the fourth beat and race, Maud taxing the second movey nd I. B. Frenca tne soird premium. Time o: (he heat 2:38, Tue fol- lowing is 4 SUMMARY. FLestwoop PaBK—FIRST SPRING Meersc— | First vay—fvEspay, May ats $1.000, for horses that have never bei $560 to th rst, 300 to the second and tot to 3 the toird ; mile Reais, best taree in ve, in harness. ENTRIES. 0. 8, Green’s br. m. Tornado Maid em a! D. Mace’s ¥, m. Mxud.. 1sae i Rroasis 8. B Preach. 2402 b, m. Edie Deaus os es yb s1244 65 5 8) 6766 7187 G 9 611 9) ll § $11 lo 10 10 12 1221112 10 7. H. Snepnera’s b. m. howe. 18 9 1Sais B.S. Bent’s b. m. Beriew. Jobn L. Loty’s b. m. Pearl.. P. Manee’s 0. § Canterreilo. ° . Pat mcCann. Fourth THE SECOND TROT. Ten horses were eatered lor this race, wich Was tor eer uf $2,000, lor horses that Bad never beaten 2: $1,000 bo the first, $500 to the second, $300 to the third anu $200 mile heats, beat three io ave, in to the fourth horse; in baraess. Of tae Yon entries Bine came to tn post, These were | Joon Jrouw Se: im, W. Sargent’s mare Lady san’ phy's oay gelding Gree ding Tanver | 2 nag cue, J. ing I , Jona L. Doty thompson, nee Taornton’s welding Royal a Joon 8. Bak bay” kelaing ler the pool tales ene had the call over any named horse, May Bird being the next in invor. The horses had very fine start, Tom Keeler getting away wito tne \ead, Biancbe second, Lady lsanker toira, Tom Keeier kept the lead to tho end, winting the beat ancoe second, Sea Foam third, Chariey Green jourth. blancle acted very baciy alter jeaving the quarter po: Tom Keeler thea became a great favourite, sell for more than all Others comoined. In the second heat fom Gasbed away wih toe lead, Tanner Boy second, Biauche taird, the otners stragg@ing oo as they coud. fom Keever kept io irone ub black vay mare Lyd. ey poe, when Biacc iter s Deuutiful struggle, sue veat [auoer ‘Boy to the score. Keeier third, Sea Foam ‘nariey Green Uftu, tue others ra | cue aga becCawe Lhe Iavorite, and tw: ou Was Wagered ou lier Winding the race. at to the fromt after tue Word was give: Sod sfernard van Mace atmuted bimseli oF J0v! Ing Dack and chafing those wuo were behind ma, Neat very easily by two lengths. Green secuna, a ne frout of Tanner me, 2:2¥. Four to one wee then jaid on Bianebe against the & Spe wo @asiiy. Muy Bird second, Jom Keeler latter wou the second premium, Tana third Gud Ohariey Ureeu tue /ourth prizi 227%. The joliowiug is 4 MM SUMMARY. Same Day. pean $2,000, for horses that have } $1.00y (o the Brsi, $600 to the | ee tard —_ wd to the fourth | ia warness. ercakoat Seconoe Texagcener i? ture rarely | amiles more sweetly than she did on this occasion, | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1875 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. 8, | The jollowing were & few of the pool sales at Johnson's last night Og the trots to-day:— 2 PU Arthur 40 Ge ‘a. Ww 15 26 | 50 | 20 Fela. so SECOND DAY. LovisvILiR, May 15, 1875. ‘The attendance at the races to-day was large: Tue track was in fine order, but dusty, Fiasr Rack—Tn8 ALEXANDER Stake. —For two- year-old colts: $25 each, Pp. p.; Association to aad #250; second horse to receive $100; dash of ball a mile. Closed with twenty-four nominations, of Whick thirteen started, | | | | A good start was made. Vagrant took the lead | at ouce. and came in winner by taree lengtus, L ols? tg. Vagrant, Ni years old, by Virgil, out of Lazy, by imp, nN + Jonn Vdnk’s br, ¢., 2 years old, by V Cark, oy Lexington... Wiilaim Murpiy's en. ¢. Russ Bu by War Dance, our of Princ ay oval, ifop, Sovereign . Melienrs Meaaor’s chi, ¢. Congress old, by War Dance, out of Saratoga..... G, W. stewart's en. c. Maimisuc, 2 years oid, by Ryo) out of Luilume. A. Keene Kichards’ cu, c, Bazaar, 2 years old, by Jack Malone, vut of Ivy Leal... James A, Grinstead’s p. c. Metiie, 2 years old, by Meibourne, out of Leonie’s dam. Wiuhams & Owings’ ch. c. Creeamoor, 2 years | old, by Asteroid, out of imp. Target. A.B. Lewis & U0,'’s 0. c. Plato, 2 yeal Planet, out of imp, Eleanor. sees \ A Keene Kicnaras’ b. ¢c. Grit, 2 yea Melbourne, out of Wagonette. Wihams & Owings’ b. c. Melnotte, 2 years old, by Melbourne, our of Woodiord Belle.. D. Swigeri’s >. c, Ceylon, 2 years old, by ‘Aste: row, out of Vandallu....... Willan Cottril’s 0. ¢. Mediator, 2 years ola, by Daniel Boone, out of Meanness, sone 0 | Time—o0 4 In the pools Melmotte and Creedmoor sold for $85 against $85 tor the field. ‘The winner, Vagrant, sold last in tne pools, SECOND Kack.—Purse $800; second to receive ; two mile heats, “yust after the sturt Williams & Owmgs’ Oxmore fouled Excel! and, forcing him against toe lence, aimost dismounted bis rider, who cleverly recov- ered his seat amid cheers but lost several lengths, Toe neat was au eXciting one, the horses fre- queuuy bancuing id ail running very e ly. Arizona wou in 3:37/4. A protest utered | ob cue part of £xcel, und Oxmore Was raied out and nis rider suspended, ‘Phe second heat was easily won by Arizona, in the fast tine of 3:35) Jobn frank in’s b. mn. Cacksausainleh 7 Lexington, out ot Zone....... D. Harper's b. c. kxeel, 4 yea dorser, out of Nantur B, G. Thomas’ ca. f. Haz tralian, out of Hira.... Redding & Bros.’ Transfer. by Wiliams & Owings’ Oxmore.. ecceeccocoe woe one THinp Rack,—Purse $200: dash of one mile and | an eigbth. Tne start was a good one, but Caivin imme. ©! Giately took the lead amd came in the winner by three lengtns. | PB. MeGrath’s br. ¢. Calvin, pacer old, by Tip- perary, out of Lucy Fowier.. 1 Robuson, Morgan & Co.'s br. ¢. ‘Astral, ‘dyears old, by Asteroid, ont of Laura White... 2 Logan & Brace’s ch. f, Georgie Bowman, 4 old, oy Lexington, out of Annie 8 D. swigert’s ch. c, Egypt, 4 years old, y Planer, out o! Lady Barr’ 0 Mainsail, by Juck 4 0 Mary L, by Voucher 0 Century, by Censor. 0 Nelly Kuigih', by Hunter's Lexington... 0 Lady Greenfield, by Bonnie Scouand, = 0 Brakesman, by Jack Malon + O Sr. George, by \ar Dance. o Modvc, oy Muggtns . 0 Enlister, by Koquirer. 0 Wahisper, by Pianet. o Calvin was the favorite over the field. | — | TROTTING AT BALTIMORE. BaLriwore, Md., May 18, 1875. The trotting over tue Herring Run Course com- menced to-day. The track was in good condition | aud the woather was fine, | Frest Rack.—For horses that hav ver beaten 2:30; mile heats, three in fve; purse $1,000; seven started:—Annie Collins, Orange Biessorm, Albert, | Jack Draper, Gray © Snowball and Waite | Glad. ata woa in tarée siraigat ts, ADDIE | Coins Coming in second ang Jack | fens 3% —230—2 330. ved igs | D Race Por horses tbat here ae beaten 240; mile beats, three ‘n pa The starters were agit y dave captain jack), Clitton, Jacob Larian and Fenole. Cititon Won tne fist two heats varrouton the others. Citton took secund money and ‘aird, Fan- | Ble was distanced in tbe first heat. | Time, 2:35—2:36 ~2:383—2 :33—2:34. aa Shc PARK RACES, | Bostow, May 18, 1876, | Two good races took place to-day at the Mystic Park May meeting. In the three minute race the biack gelding a. reg ‘an amten won. BB ft sang po a e chhestnut jonel Barnes won. Time, Pasa Bend arr WESTON’S WALK. | Yesterday at the Rink, although the attendance | Of spectators to witness the extraordinary exuibi- | tion of physical endurance by E. P. Weaton was not quite so large as usaal, yet there were sum- cieht present to give the plucky pecestrian seme his weary way. His as scored at 8h. 40m. 409. and the ich son moe, tncensin ce eung ik GD tH n two and three before resting again. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN. STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE |_ Satta | Destination. | } te of | oulsiana } Westposin. WA seholven. City ot B Batt Liverpool. 32: Liverpool gy at | Britann: Vile we Paris, Nec Both State or — yhoringe ria City ot Paris. ® Peretre. Doni way VerpooL. | 19 roaaway 195! taverpoot 16 Broadway, we NOTICE TO CAPTAINS | OF VE*SELS BNTER- ING THE PORT OF¥ NEW ZORK AT NIGHT.—The aw Yore Hrratp hav adopted a distinguishing Coston aight } signal for use on board the Henao seam yecht, show: ing while burning the colors rea, green, red. changing | trom one to the other in enecession, and can be seen sev- eral miles distant. Captains of vessels upon seeing this sigual wilt oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Hzwato. Kae Persons desirous of communicating with vessels “4 | arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Hematp news yacht, pier No | Bast River, New York. Letters received from ali parts of the world and promptly delivered. Dupheates are re- quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW } YORK—THIS DAY. RION WATEH. Gov. isiond..mora Sandy Hook.mora 4 06 | wen Gate.,..morn PORT OF NEW YORK ORK, MAY 18, 1875. CLEARED, | Pfr Liverpool via javana—Wm P Clyde & , Norroik, City Poin: orm ‘onain Steamer Gass: morwa) Miles LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB RACES. | is eit) ros. Hark Uge (Aust), le Slocovieh & Co. Lauro, Storey & Co, for onters—slocovich & Bark Bragitiera (en, Edye & Co. Brig Curacoa (Br), Bons. Sehr Annie W Bark Miller & Houshtor. pebr tie J. immons, Trowbridge?s So! moni & Co chr Mary Nowell, Nov ‘chr B & GW Hinas, 1 sehr Mary M, Murra; bers: pebr J L Crossley (Br), Bertaux, nr Mocking Bird (Br), as & ms Y Nellie Porter, Ho Hinman, ae | ton & Hal er erly. Pierce, Mhiladeiph, TF aleucax Beaver, Heston’ S Dimock sip Ringers (Br), MeParlane, . Liverpool—tenderson tich, Yokohama and Hioga— Bark Lottie Stewart (Bn, Finelair, Liverpoot—Snow & ‘Bark Angelina (Ital, Lubrano, Cork or Falmouth— Bark San Domenico > ta), Astengo, Cork or Falmouth Jachens, Richmond—Funch, Faulkner, Curacoa—Jos Foulke’s , Snowman, Rio Grande do Sul— Marringion, Port Spain—lt | Sons. vebr Join Shay, Niekersong Kingston, Ja—A 1 Solo- well, Cardenas—Brett, son & br Mark Pendleton, Pendleton, Curacoa—H W Loud All, Cat Intand—B J Wenders. . Governor's Larvor—B J - Orossley, St Johns, NF— W Bradley, Charleston, 8C—P [ pward, Washington, NC—W K | | Sehr Mabel # Staples, Burrill, Wilmington—Brett, Son pr Kate V Ailkens, Brower, jeorgetown, DC—Over- wKIDS. | Lanes H sbuix, Duncan, Baltimore—William Chai | mel Schr Thos Sinneckson, Dayton & Dickinson, Philadelphia—a& pak Fashion, Carburry, New Haven—Cartwnght & SeNr Saine Burton, Burley, Stamtord—Stamtora Manu- | facturing Co. sloop Henry Gesu Bro, Shand, New Haven—Rade« & ARRIVALS. BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINS Steamer Russia ent jucenstown 9th, ‘raockiva: M: steamer hound E ‘Dtar st r bon ‘Steatner pet Havre Sun, with mdse Ma, re lat 42 assed a White Star steamer, sed bark Ketormer, of Yarmouth, N 3 05, lon The Frise arrived at Saud ith mdse. nd y in” lat 40.07 lon 43 24) passed @ lary ana in jon 50 several small ones; 17th, lat 41 Liveroooi May 8 via ‘and passengers 10° 0. G 12, lon 52 24, pawwed a Cunard Cook, tg lat dl 22, lon 62 11, passed a White Meier, Hamburg May 5, and SW passengers to tag ir & ion 6 bound E; same day, hi took at 8 P) Steamer Ville de Paris (Fr), Luchesnez, Havre Mi yrith mase and 67 passenvers, to George | | | | | ee | | I} | Mackenzie; uy 11, passed: seater Canada (Br), from London tor New Yor; | chor, lines, it Pee tour cpg Bey ‘apposed of the AD- bite Star and Genera 1 Transatianue Steamer George W Eider, Read, Richmond, City Point and doriolk, with mdse 6 minion steamship ( Ship mdse to tapscott, i | | | | Monin Wellington (of Windsor, NS | pool 46 days, with salt tod W Tiwell & Co. | | | | Ship Caravan, Hatield, to thomas Dunham's Ne | erly gales; lost several sal Ship ‘ihemis (ot 8: Joba, in alist to master; ai orders. Bark Erna (Nor), Elie Hook fer orders. Bark Abpio B (of Win Brig Me eS O Ward & Co. Behr Curtis 7 cortis, V1 seni at Ann & Hannah, | tucket last to James & Hall ‘Sehr Wilue Irving fish May Ix, Ou Conv | Chatoam, diea suddeuly | still on board. Sehr Henry Friend (fis! with 200 DDIS of mackere! 275 bbls mackerel. B—" Steamer Baltic (Br), May 19, lat 4985, lon 28 07 eral rea; 13th, lat steamer, bound £; isth, steamer Ceitlc (bri, here: Sehr George & Emi arrived Ith, trom Fointa- ing about 2.0 strokes per BOUN New York, with mdse with wuse and passeng with mdse and Gove tor new York 18 day ‘ith sh to ft Chase, Ne iss. Fletcher, Berkle, ai ‘ork. sche George 8 Repplier, Scor Alaska, Thorndike, lumber to ¥ H Smith & Whehr mma, ¢ Cook. Fal werbert, Al stone to order. mar KE sain, Be Sehr Eliza, Kelly, south; ¢ debr Jutis > Schr Crusad Senr Jacaim, Ka Thomas ¥ with suse to order. Sehr Lo Rel a Florence, Yor! ke Loon, Hubbard. Silas ene i ke Clare Post, Ferris, Sehr O C AcKen. Tomus Wrigot, Youn: opr Batde Scar Peli Schr George mouth webr Sear ford. Wrigb ought, Wa J Bi it D Bilis, Terey. Ne ir Nightini — tim T ae eee : pi Aig Racket, gene (new), Senr E! Point pane Clare d Homers, Eye M Ball, CI ow, nee, Ni vee ache Hat Wad so i'm tool on Ped Annie B ‘aP fen a Ag At MARITIME Oe See cabie news Sreawen Cars save ber from anaing. ballast to Tetens, Bockmann &Co; anchored at debr MA Pasiney, Austin, Bangor, sebr Georgie Willard (fisberman), out, With 25) bbis mackerel. Liverpool tor Nontreal: (arn, tai 42. lou 60 G8, Steamer Neptune. Berry, mdse ad passengers to the Metropolitan Steamship Co. | ‘Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Seulord sor od passengers. pteamer Galatea, Walden. Proviience tor New York, ers. Steamer Tile, wing. Dassengers. Schr Slia Frances, Bulger, Schr Charles Miller, Rogers, be 2, eae Me Seue Aun 8 Cari, carl Sow Maven for rk, Port. wordt verets, Clark, Providence for alia A Fhe taure 3 atch, “Kelley. New London Siete bing ieny Roger; th flan to Moon & Lamphre; Schr cearsville, St George for rp shooter, Clark, Cold Spring for sebr a ‘naiienge, Marshall, Boston fur New York. Schr Ann P supple, dave paghe Geo # Markie, ‘Sbropshire oekr Anson Brown, Mills, Derby for Roboxen. re caren, Lsgaon. Providence tur Amboy. Elizabetnport ror Sebr J j Pause, ayer Weehawken for liza J Raynor, Ra’ Beh HY cuinans 6 Burrett, Hoboken f aon ii Wiliams, Wildes, Philadelphia for ram ( of), (ors: Don J simmons, Fort Spain. passengers to the Old Do- Emerald Tales A sige Liverpool April 20, with 8), Carrington, Liver- Liverpool 46 days, with salt rad NB), Rossiter, Havre 45 days, achored at Sandy Hook for Co. Had’ heavy west risen, Christiania 49 days, in jandy NS), Coffill, Caibarien 18 dso: days, with sugar to © W Berteau. Nellie Ware, Ashbury, Caabarien 12 days, with ‘irginia. ff, Virginia. tebrJe Bowers ‘Lonuswreete Virgin! Cook, Philadelphia for Nan- 3 days, in bal- rman). Bearse, 7 days out, erse, awed 6) Years, of Ea: of heart “auseass: body is rman), Thomas, 6 days out, sehr Chocorua (fsherman), Clements, 7 days out, with Willard, 24 hours which arrived 17th, reports :— spoke bark Gorton’ (Br), trou Asse | sev. rig-rigged 4.31. lon’ 57 39, a miles east of sandy Hook, | tor Liverpuul. bark Robert A Chapman (of Dorchester), Ruther- ford, which arrived 17th from Havre and anchored at andy Hovx, received orders and salled tor Mi: amichi. ly ‘ot Yarmouth, Me), which a-itre, 18 bound to Portiaud, | May 12. off att ras, duryng a sqaail, sprung aleak, mak- hour. PASSED THROUGd Halu Gara D SOUTH. Boston for New York, with New London tor New York, Windsor, hoi iy Blane | 4,"with plaster to « Geo Rogers & ‘sg Banks for New fs Moos, Titus, Georges Banks for New York, w London for New York. rovidenee Ww Yor! New yore . tor New York. Alvany. nderson, Frovidence ior New Lynch, Providence for Eliga- Portland for New York, with Mott, Weeks, Providence tor New York. i Molmes, Ryder, spssbates tor New York, we my ioaton tor ew. York. tor New % ae Island for New York, Havel for New York, daaaina Hartford for New Yors. port for New York. Ors. w 4 , Raynor, Proviaence for New chr John Price, Nickerson, Rockport for New York, w York. Richards, Providence for New merset for New York. w Bedford tor New ¥. Frovidence for ic. Provisence for New York. B Diverty, Nickerson, Providence for New Portchoster for New York. Stamtord for New Yora. noone Rast. arse, New York for Brig Bea minnie ois aitters Saynor, Port Johnsou or Port iailoek, » ore tor wer, rors, Weebawaen tor Roboken for P: ie Coltinse Fribbiee Kisabetnport ter Mart. w York tor Portsmouth. ‘oung, Hoboken fo: ainbers’ Bataway, hitcekereoon Tribble, Amboy jor Bartfora. ‘Pal River. bilzabeto port for Ni ona stockham, Hare Hart, Hoboken fi for Providewst, Hoboken tor ton, Hoboken nor, for Provi- it, Seers, New York for Provid: Rose: rs, New York ‘or * Windsor l, New York for Glouceastes 4 Elizabethport for P. 4 Wilson, New York tor Providenos. q jor Greenwicn. ew York for Greenwich. slite Burton, Palmer, New Yors tor Stamfora, SAILZD. for Liverpool inmatn mi Havana? Ord Boma inion, orkmau (Br), tae irom Liverpool, which sailed bound pound to Bartimere. “MISCELLAN v ake, from Wall for Montreal . ashore ac Matane, got off rext bigh tide, but water that she hed tobe run te ‘she engine room is 1uil of waver. Bane Gux Scott, $16 tons, of Fairbaven, | chased by Joba T Richardson, and wit o@ i been mea at | gediore tor a whaling Yoyaye in tne Indian Veean, un Sap 1 te hories H Robbins, formerly ut Who bas lately beem n- @axed in the merchant business. ta Senr lags Youse bio sailed trom Ale: toB with a cargo of near the mouth of the —Feb 26, lav dea, i Sem) wane kK, whieh pi | ore fom Fara Cua vata ta Tew renng. | aera lost bowsprit, stove bul warka @ad for war a. het nd daw a sae Pata pari Caxsik scot (Br), at Bostou trom See re. rom 02 433) W, during & house. = jownsend Ugo | ry id, Me, iaeete latres ad, Me, Peeletross tore and woaiu gad, Weather. AE Nae nee Re | a | | a Woaies | FOREIGN PORTS. | ar. | | ,Ovganre Bark Ivano Lincoln (of Bramswick) Jordan, irom Boston for Laverpool, with a! | bb days'out. and fears are entertained for See cee Be? tons, was builtin 1a) and is owned Dy o'Scoilield and others. Giovcrstes, May 18—Schrs Dictator and Clara B. Chapwen arrived here to-day with the crow of the sehr ©. kriend, sunk by the French bars Clementine off orge’s Bank on Saturoay morning. The Friend was owned here by Sayword Hrothers. $5 000, and was insured for $4,575, on the vessel, and $400 on the outfits. Manivax, may, 1g—Steamer Hibernian arrived this morning trom Liverpool, via Queenstown, aud revorts expericnetng a strong Wind during the whole passage. On the 18th Inst, Ine 47 56, lon, 43 40; Dassed several ico. | bers and emiored fields’! loose lee. on, the had | thick tog. and heavy ice. ‘The piesenzers for Newround: Cov the Hibernian remain here for the present, tie er Caspian, which ieft for sngland at noott % tending vo call at st Johus owing to the re ports. bs not ice, | The sealing steamer Meri arrived to-day fram Now- | foundiand and leaves to-night ior Portlans | “sehr Mary Alice arrived bere on the 35 rington, with part of the cargo saved Irom steamer Al- hatubra. A teleyram from North Sydney to-nigh closing in ‘ape breton ports again b, winds. Ax far north ag can be seen ice Qvunve, May IS—Two vessels are reported ashore at Cape Chat and one at Matane. in made # romarkably quick run tte a her Point, Capt Brown sous the tol- lowing telegram to her agente:— ‘All well, Ship and wines are rfect as when we leit Quebec.” SMn the vessels reported. ashore at np Chat ave the { bap een Leaviabi kigin and Norge. and ships Ris Sun ‘The unin reported ashore at Matane is the “Harewood” (Br), Blaneh, from Liverpool. Lagscup—At South Briszol, May 12, from the yard of A&M Ganage, # steamer of about 100 tons, named Albert Brown.’ she wag ouilt for Weils & (o, of Bristol. Av Bath, May 17, by Thomas J Southard & Sons a fine ship of ebout 170) ious, named Charles Dennis, owned by the builders. Captain, Kezer, late of bark Vesuvius, com- her.” This makes the hundredth vessel Mr. South- acht Colonel F J Chaisty was ‘ard, She is 2} ier jones apo 10 teet wi om new yacht gether around the biped tha ‘Socks and return. NOTICE TO MA MARINERS. LIGHT AT DUTCH GAP CANAL, The Lighthouse Board gives notice that on and after June 10, next, two lights will be exhibited from ip lan. dan- terns placed on low structures, one at each ent Datch Gap Canal, James River, LiguTuovsi pestnorep. Notice has pean. yecaived from the government of the Dominion of iat the Lighthouse at Port Mait- Peer ee Oerienwas destroyed Oy fre ol Both of April last, aud that # temporary lent will be shown | until a new lighthouse shail b ALTERATION LN THE UARBOR ont AT SANTANDER, SPAIN. ‘Notice is given of the following changes in the harbor light at Santauders— Tt is situated on the SW angle of the office of the cap- tain of the port, on the end of Calderon mole. The tower is rectangular, and {s painted @ dark straw color, «ud the lantern, which is of brass, 18 of the natural color of the metal. The light is fixed red, elevated 29% !eet above the level of tne sea and 18 feet above i land, ang in cloar weather is visible $ miles o of 153.90 tro Point San Merun (which Bears from the light» 7030 £), around by the south toward the north, embracing all the bay, with the exception of that portion obscured by the castle and Point san Martin. ‘The entrance to the port is divided into two channels by Mouro Island, the one to the eastward beiig the larger Vessels entering the port by the latter channel can stand in fo the southward and southwestward of the island without danger until th diane on the Calderon mole is sighted beyond Point a when they Bee chatee the Course to avoid yanning on Quebrantas an Vesselsentering by the smaller or western channel, using Cerda light, should also change the course the mo- ment the light ou Calderon mote is sighted. keeping in the centre of the chanuel as far as Promontory Point. Position—Lat 48 27 52 N, lon $43 31 W. Bearmgs magnetic. Variation, 18 deg 60 min westerly in 1875, WHALEMEN. Arrived at Honolulu April 10, ship Furopa, McKenzie, NB, from a eruise, With 250 bbls coast oil (and sailed lath for Aretic Ocean, Batted trom do April 18, ship St G, for Arctic Ocean; lth, bark Java Bara Adedne Gibbs, Forman, sulled trom Mareh Sl tor New wom bark Desdemona; 107 20 do from bark Ly orve. MeKenzle, F bis. sp oil from bark Matta- ise tt; tisa, all of New Bedtord; (0 bls, oil from bark Grayhound, of Wess ‘A letter from Cupta: ford, of barks cury, | reports her at Mauritius April 2, with 900 bbls. sp dowh oii, all told. By the up-eiting of a boat on Crozets, Domingo Gaspard, a Portuguese shipped at Payal, was drowned. ‘A letter trom St Helena, April 12, reports the shipment | 9f125 bbls sp and 650 do nbbe oll irom bark Farah. 317 do sp irom bark George 4 Susan, and 140 do do from bark vei allot Nw. by German sehr Salier, which sailed for New Bedford April 6. SPOKEN. Schoolship Mercury. ernising. Mar J8. 26 miles SE of the tighiatas (vy steam tug Saran J Weed). Ship Gen Mevlellan, Wheeler, —_ New York for San Francisco, April 6, lat $2 8 N, lon 29 60 ri uma (Bt), trom Clyde for Montevideo, May 3, 41 N. lou ip edith’ Troop {BrigttR Liverpool! for Calcatta, uanh 22. lat lod sae wilight, trom Liverpoai for New York, April 23, mony Feb 26, lat Bark Gentoo, Staples, from New York % Maren inthe “cL 2 Sheep eta sepa (Br), trom Liverpool for Shediac, april rk fielmreh (Ger), from London for Wilmington, rf park ferestor Medel, trom Bergen for North Ame: rea’ ty ai ra ao Pa cee 4 <Br), storia sects otk PB wm Ata tr ore, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shippiag agents and shipmasvers are ia- formed that by telegraphing to tha Herato London Burean, No 4 Fleet street, or to the Paris office, Rue Scribe, the arrivals at ana departures from Ku- ropeap ond Eastern ports of American and all foreiga vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabied to this country free of charge and published, Captains arriving at and sailing from Freneh and Mediterranean ports will find the Paris oMce the more economical and expeditious for telegraphiag news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, rot, May 18—Salled, Symons, New York. Captz—Salled, schr Wm M Jones, Davis, United ates, Care Verps—Arrived, bark Jonnie Cushman, Jobn- ton, Boston. Gtascow, May 17—Sailed, ship Isie of Bute (Br), Car- vill, San Francisco. Giprattan—Arrived, brigs Alice(Br), Vives, New York; ‘Teresina (Ital), Lauro, do. How, May 18—Arrived, steamer Othelio (Br), Rogers, Mew York. Haver, May 17~Arrived, sehr Ellen M Golder, Wixon, New Orleans. Laverroot, May 18—Arrived, ship Hannab Morris Dunbar, New Orieans. Lamxe, May 16, 5 AM—Sailed, steamer State of Indiana Gr), Sadler (from Giasgow), New York. Moviiae, May 18—Arrived, steamer Victoria (Br), Hed- derwick. York for Giastow. | _Purwocta, May 18Arrived, sehr Gem (Br), New Yorn. steamer Arragon (Br), iP), mica, | ken, Baltimore for Bremen. Testori, New York. ‘Tibvetts, New York for Liverpool. Also arrived 18th, 6 AM, steamer Batavia (Br), land, Boston tor Liverpool. Sovrmaxrtox, May 18—Arrived, steamer Main (Ger): Leist, New York for Bremen. Moa- St Vixcewt, CV—Arrived, brig arthur Eggleso, Everett. Boston. Varexcta—Arrived, bark Steila (Nor), Ulsen, New | York. | Waet Hantixroot, May 18—Arrived, bark Onward Geig), Adams, Pensacola. Warmnrord, May 17—Sailed, brig San Gaetano (Ita), Mazeila, New York. Lowpox, May 18—A bottle was picked up at Maryport containing the following message:—'Madelet Liverpool for New York, foundered at sea April 12, lat 95 N, lon 12 W." (No vessel of that name has been re- ported as saved from Europe for Amenca). Acos Bar Aj brig Little Annis @r), Pournser, Table in vort Apri ng So ik _ (Br), Ses for New | Yorr, = a ir) ef lor. from Hoston, dive. datas, March 2%—In port, bark Boodell. "Crockett, ‘sowsay, peril — port, on Afrenne. (Br), Jordan; War Spirit Br) reen. rab Jor New York for Londo | Carvill @ 4 "ador. for favre; Stowell Brown ‘BD. Anderson, and Mfeiite | Minot, for Liverpool; Othello, une; bark Milo, Krac! for Maulmain. nivoewaren, NB, May W—Sailed, brig China (Br), ado ‘ert, April oo yrs (Br), At- Tvaat ir), Swaa; Cherwel (Br: ale Views tori Laree, an Agenor, Gouid, all for New York. al (Br), 00 (Br), od, bt Gram jee. Sebove ID oU ber, une; hark P + tha Mer. toe ‘Foston, dg; and others reported Procerdl greg by river oe Ape ship Lord Lynd. burst (ei innairs s Lg eh Irom saugor Sori’, 6, sip Winged Hunter, Pan- 0. P Certo at aya. 4 ns port, bark soflid (Nor), Sorensen, rom ew Y Firat, “April 18—Garled, bark Kate Williams, Male, San TPO, wae Arrived 2st, steamer a, (Br), Thomas, Live 2an aise, Br), irom ‘a Franelseo) Tn port Apri! 33, bark «ddisom, Wiss, irom Boston, ar rived 10tp for Kew Ha4foed. to sail shortly. Hoxe jailed, bark Garibaldi. Noyes, Portland, Kor isfenip Mount Washiugion, Pereing ” al | ‘tieared a ri 14, bark Forward fare stachan, Mantie | wc iemsbive ile om a Li? eiseo;, Oar OL Rrrolly for A creer. i R bey “rash, er Pordand, O; orig, Mazard, Lewis, ne te. Stirs lgearrived, ship Frederick Tudor, ty AGA ATTGE, adage e1900; ' Coan phe Was valued at | i NB, Quaexstowx, May 18—Arrived, bark Maria Pace (tal), | Also arrived 18th, 2:90 AM, steamer City of Paris (Br, | from | ith ciatgo Wheat per ep | Arrived in the Channel 18th, bark Industrie (Br), Hil- | P, a Axvat, May, 7—Arri F Stoneman, Cain, Savan- Beverage ao, eyerdick, er Pellan, Kubr, do; agar, ar Hea 3 Aprlt #2--Arrived, anna L Taylor, Perel- abe Boston. Tran Ma, ore. eplisit Lil Ni wf by “yan Mar eae ae Gastelar, Land: Philadel. | phia. |, Dovxr, May W—The Adolph, of Bremen, tor Phila- delphia. got Shore near Dur 8 Lighthouse on Wed- of H men tes Ly ae ‘gemapian brig Prospero on May. > j ge ge a, et at gear ear ite ate Liverpool, arrived 12th, disg, for Portland, 2 sebr Ot- fo. ‘older. trom Sau'Pradcisco, arrived 6th. AVANA, May Pim Aves steamer inte Wil- letra, New Orleans: sth, steamer Austin, Hoek bri Coney: rile. st “Ton, NB; ‘sehr Sonn ‘ee santord, ‘on Also arrived Tih, steamers Cuba, Meintosh, New York: "ia City ot Vera Cruz, Vewken, do; bark Elva, Gover, ta May 17—Arrived, brig Lochiel (Br), Ham. Ci uegos: 18th, steamer Hiernian’ (ir), Arclier Reel, rigs Jolin D Tupper (Bri, Reese, New York 1 (is). Clentuegon, IVERPOOL, fay 17—Arrived, brigs Samuel Muir and D¥ Brown, Ronsh ee oNtessixa, April Pairs ‘port, brig Fidelia, White, to sail Sth tor Palermo, to load for Philadelphia, New York or et, March icarptaen ship Ironside (Br), Spencer, ate "al 28—Satied, bark Natal (Br), Short, Philad tore reported for New York), PL ny Dare May ‘asred steamer Nyanza, St, i for Montrealt solira Mary, Jaue, Plotod, for Bev: erly, Massi Seatlower, Proton t land. May IX—Arrived at I . steamer Mo ), Graham. Liverpool tor Montreal. April 3—Sailed, ship Sliver Magle, Case, w York; Sth, bark Lilpussund, Kelley, do. " port-April 1d, ship titan, Berry, une; sehr Samos, ant. don i Samariaxc, Mareh 27—In port, bark Idella Berry, Tue- ner, for ixiish Channel. Srvon’s Bay, April 5—In port, ship Sacramento, Lane, rep; barks Hihan iatien, Hardy, tor Woston; Jas Me™ Carthy, Gould, Sr Vixoune, ‘April 19—Sailed, bark Excelsior (Br), Wil- liams, Pensacola Sacva. Y giled, bark Maversink, Jarvis, xew York; 100 ¥ Ames, Achoru, north of EH ae SROREWR: Arrived, sebr ‘Daisey, Port: 1a Gicared Wth—Sehr poe) Harrington. Maine. StJoux, NB, May Tarn , brig Maggie, Boston, with foretopmast carried vAliojarrived T7th, bark oy a oSath rd, Woodworth, Liy- Tanee May, april G—In port barks Cabarteld (2x), ¥rgeah, for Auckiand; Reunion, kmerson, from Monte- video; brig T Kemick, Rose, trom Boston, arrived March 24; schrs Johann (Ger), Boysen, for New York; Arion Ger), Stage for do. Streamer Russta.) Axtwarr, May eines Jobn Bills, Melvin, Buenos Ayre: ‘Walled 4th, Levanter, Ves] er ers Yor! Balled froin Lay bite Roads April 30, Chira Eaton, Mer- | ryman. Philadel pte ALICANTE, April 22—Sailed, pes Giacomo, Lauro, New York. Haisz0r, May 6.—Sailed, Dolphin, Smart, Wilmington, Hannon, May 6.—Sailed, Bessio Parker, Parker, Dal: Bonpeavx, May 5.—Sailed, Paolina, Federigo, New Ork. ‘Bows, April 10—Sailed, Nos, Cacace, Philadeiphia. B. LONA, May 1—Aal ‘rived, Favorita, Amat, Savan- nal; 2d, Aurora, Canto, New Orleans. Certs, May 1—Arrived, Mary Gibbs, Whittemore, New Capiz, April 29—Arrived, Wm M Jones, Davis, Almeria. Copmiitacks, May 2~Vabsed, Sirius, Paepeke, Dantzce for, New York, rk TOWN, April 7—Sailed, Cabarfeld, Fraser, Auck- oth, Reumon, bmerson. ‘Montevideo. ust, april 2i—Suiled, Rosa, Simonetti, New Yorks Madaxaxcar, Broncovich, HAVEN, May 5—Arrived, ou .evia (s), Franzen, New (i York. Dusiin—Arrived at Kingston, May 8, Canopus, Lange, San Francisco, 1, May 8—Passed, an Italian bark, from New York tor Rotterdam, Y 6th, Neptun, Struve, from Hamburg for Philadel- -ascow, May 6—Arrived, Ethiopia, (s), New York. led from ‘the Clyde dth, Gilroy, dorris, San Fran- 4, May 4—Arrived, Mirra, Maresca, New York; 5u 7 sind e Vigil, Scarpati, ao. Have, May 6—Uleured, WL Burroughs, Smith, New York. In the roads Sth, H C Sibley, Colson. from 3: Hitt, May BoAtrived, Brodrene, Gvensen. Bull River. ton naaeEon, ‘April 28—Cieared, Freden, Nielsen, Aier- “tivenroot, May €—Sailed, Paim (s), Pearse, St Jobn, Cleared ith, faspman, Young, Richmond, Va; Coro- net, Bryan sydney. CB .oxDON, May 6-—Arrived, Treshope, Bi Jefferson Borden New York; ndsrson, New Urlealis: Tih, Oscar, | ‘Alm, do; Matida Christian, Landstrom, Mobile; Liver: | pool, Lambert, New York (and © out to returu); Centurion, Taylor, San Francisco; sth, rilen Brouse, Young, New York; Greece (s), Tuoi out to return) ; Sirius, Knudsen, Entered out 7th Cleared 7th, Canada nmner, New Yor Kailed from Gravesend oth, wSoutsen, Ektand, Pensa- cola (and anchored at Deal 8. actaassiey, May ‘Mailed, Emma & Alice, Gibbs. Phila- elon Mussina, April 30—Satled, Fidelia, bal ge Palermo. (PALERMO. pri ries to eT io (9), Dor sina (and salied May} ork), sailed April 2/, Fritz, Se kensen, Boston ; 29th, Beau- tifal Star, Goode’ New York. Piyvoorn, May 5—Off, Competitor, Kuhn, from New York tor Bremen, off the Start ean ays Fowle, from Shields tor Hong Kony. 8. do (and envere s iT nesoay evening, but was assisted nd of te deoper water by tmon, “Lert al right at high water. Exgixone, May 2-The 0 B Masstine; Gilkey, trom Savannah. “whieh has been towed here by s steamer. pl grounding on the Scaw, is to be examined by a i. “ Yat, April 2%—Bark k 4 Cochran (Amer), Symme: from Pinladelphia for Elsinore, which putin "uote apeil 18 leaky, ani with mainwast s spr her dam- ages bas discharyed ier oi aor De and he J Pom 7 Demerara, reed Hourmeap, May 8—The Ya. Yadora, from Bavanneh for Li ashore at Ow five fate on shore’ likely to be Livenpoo:, May C—The report of the Sth inst of the Eldorado, from San Francisco, having grounded whe docking Was erroneous. rexsrowx, May 6—The Prosperito, Norwegian brig. tGu New York, ot Exeter, bes been brought in Het by chief officer and part crew of the Maria Wi ateneld ‘The Maria Wakedel) transferred ner chi ral on po = ay 2. an allantmast Cy aa opaallyar ve 3 ve: ter; she hi 4 ¥ other damaves abou: decks ali sus- tained paren ty from collision. AMERICAN P PORTS. H gb eanoma, May 17—Arrived, steamer E B Knight, ‘ork, bs PS tard chr Ellis L Smith, East Cambridge. PPONAUG, May 15—Sailed, schrs shamrock, Troy, Haverstraw; Henrietta, Mealinden, New York. BOSTON, May 18—Arrive: rk Adeline © Adams, Collum, Galveston; brix ary (Br), Selig. Antiqua’ scbrs Faul Senvey (EP, Ponce ebster, Cogeins. Ni a: Darius bady. Rideout. 40; a1 J, dammond, Velsor, simmons Willams, Weehawee Reeves, Roberts, do: Ht BM y, Cheney, ka. Clare, A ‘Oriziinbo, Gap Ticvokeus andrew Pe- tere ‘Cook. do; William,C Bee. Forester, do. ‘Also arrived, bark Mirto Borome, Smyrna; M Lewis Lewis, Baltinore: celle W Baldwin.’ Brewser, ag Arroyo, PR: Urave, Foss. haya! jartiniane: Hector, gh set, Baker. New York Geo Aun BA ORE, iy 17=Boelow, nip fohu leaabe Liverpool. o arks Naniion, North, West Indies; Paladia 2 St Johns, PR (aod both Isth—Arrived, steamers DJ Poley, Price, Charleston; Blackstone. ‘ear, Wil- ont renton, do: Forest Oak. Voll, Poilad rel hia: Al A teed, Guplll, do é Yoni W Toll, Shropshire. Diikeaa: ‘a C Lyon, Lyon, Hoboke cz Write Swift, New York: Oo! w York. Wilmt monmes Esceores, oO e tall | fit Gen" Barcelona; sents eve. | fy de Boston iS Hasenen, Ko! brig Tnteerias sa iviu, noberts, B 0 Linskell, Boston ; terson, Feet line, (ions ugaara Pes Bllen 7 gelled Sh Lene Ross; barks Condor, vsoed and a ied —Snip ney \—Cleared. 42th, Saran 8, Beene Nee es ee pieia, Le iaad, i Caimien Me: Yor SHOOTHBAY, May S=arriv With. am, Bluehili for Philadel ae indwor, Noy for do: Juua, Terry. Machina w York. lith—artived, scbr May Day, Waterman, Rockport for | New York, BANG. yk, May 15—Sailed, senr Nellie Carr, French, New York ris Wint ort. Waris Way Je—saiied, sehre Only Som, Me der, Pha. aripnt Mewahan, 3 w Yor! | ith se Aer Condon, Oharlest ted, sone bard. News ey ie Araved, ean balan, “a ar: ew Yor sj C er nailed—Sohr Varvest, Corwin New York; sloop Fred Bi Wilson, CHARLE y cleared, ahr Brille B Bird. rina verres, Wilmington, — chr EA trays ae ‘amity, 1, Daren, a Oe rived, selir ‘ork. cf ch Tock wood, New Five wae has been reported ar- Algo rarrived lath. steame: Fanite, Phuadeiphia; sohrs L & M Donovan, Douovan, Windwar ath, Mo; pies, New York. Saled—steamer South Carolina, posi New cork. DARIEN, Ms 32—Arri barks yo (Ger), | Manger, London; Ra, Whitney ( fs cer, Boston. Minar 8a 4 Saree Saled, sept Luliie wll UNANDINA, war S—Arrived, schrs Abbie Bi ley. Parker, Savanna; Lavid Clarkson, Ireland, ones Vth—arrived, schy Jed Frre, Langley. St Mary, Lirnmarrived, sebr Anuie riopett '% Gurus, o erry. Brig Loch Lomond, Gilehriat. Aspinwall. tives Lad ‘North Potnt, Smith, New York 4 saine day to rovurn ivane, aan, Hobo pobre. Emma M Coz, Slav 1214 por s port sg Mag poaucen Jor Queeostown, eS os Kho ‘to 9a a Perit Vay I-Arrived, sour Annie & Booth, Bay. i, oF a w fia a8. Sara ls—Arrived, steamer Margaret, o | New York A sm PRN CERR NG PSNI AR AAPA Ay MMU A Pass 4 1/Ovrge, May Prey Lees rence, Robinson, NO forks Clara 3 Loud, 2 © a aied ship Pr on (Br) Ret Liverpool; bart soon Gauataa a it eae tives amer Charles © rihampton. Tras all. Banker, ‘Boston’ schrs J rns, ASCO. y 18—Arrived, bark Marie (Nor), from raGerman war brig Undine, for Bermuda. WORD, May 1e—salle d, schrs Aun T Sipple, Bacon; Nathaniel Hol Hollana; Laura Robinson, Arendal, | Robinson; Entire, Kinnear, and outs Ann, Howell, New York. Titi chrs TiN Miller, Miller; note Beare Perry My ne dlocum, Philadelp! Robt! sir WD Marvel, O'Keefe, Georgetown *Gsth—arrived, sehr Golden n Rage New York. Satiled—chrs'Sarah Elaabe omas B Smith, Johe ud hb £, Daviiny. New Y ! 1, MCC Areived in the. night, sel , Providence for New York. ela vBON ey ns, N on Pr ial, Arrived, Bela Keve, Providence tor iothevarely lr Wallace Blackford, Redmon, Greenport, to loud fish for New York. Also, schrs Nien Hogan, Warren for New York; Carolune & Cornelia, Lord. ‘omerset for Aun T Si oP ple. Bacon, New, Berivurd for go: Johy Balch, Hannah Providence f h Rozers, Rogers, 2 port ior Fall ouenn Rarer crete Newar tor do; sloop We: elorn Myers, Fall River for New Yor! ‘and all mailed A7b). Oxilind—Sehes Sunny power, Ward, Fall River tot New York; Ailen Gurne: rovidence for do ; Gui sloop Kred Seows, Wilson, Providence via Bristol for ‘Also, schrs AG Lawson, Vitzpatrice, Provi lence for verpiak’s Point: Viett, Blachtord, New Yori for ton; 8 W Ponder, Thrash r. Taunton for New Yo Julia A Tate, Tate, Providence for do; White liken, 40 for Baltimore: Marcena Munson, New York: Thomas P Hall, Rider, and Artist, a 3 ie i ft Ra Foam, M ‘ Providence tor 0. ‘in ‘the Mint curs ‘t if Merrit (OAT for, Frovidericg. afer Giscnarging purt of cargo here); Maria 1, Demmock, Knowlton, hysyille, tor order. WICH, May i7—Arrived, wea a Beh ard, 8 e Applegate, and Samuel Weller, Hoboken; DW Mergaa, New vor ‘NEw: CONDON, May 17—Arnvea, sehrs a cptnalun, Rewburg for Norwich ; Sheppard Mote, ‘a Newburg; Faliagia) hport; Harriet iboman, Aezapata oe Aa Te arived sebrs Vesper, Spam oo Matta chins it Reliy, Crowell, ‘Gharlontous Palla: dium. tae PORT DISCOVERY, May 10—Arrived, ship Camilo Oa- ur Wem) Souza. Pallas VORENSACOLA, Ml Cleared, bark Atlantic (Nor), Paes 3 Oigen, Jiontro AILAD! DELERIA May ‘7—Cleared, Br ship Chloe (not china Cook, Bremen isth—Arrived, steamers Juniata, Cainer ine, New Or Jeans via Hsva! Ceorge H stoi New Yors; & © Biddie, Pearee, do: bark Peemen “Dennis, OLE, Yarmouth. NS. brig George E Dale, Pierce, Sagua. Scio, Smith, Windsor, Ns; MH Read, Benson, Mux ise Pato. arvived, brig, da L Bay, Haskell Martina; peeanty i me Feo poe ee ety ; Davie is, Kelly, Hosto Kelly, Bans Aibe Alvert Clarence, i Fail iivutia, Wruht, Leecbyille, § Cleared—Steamer Experiment, Alien, aos wel bark Home (Br, Valenune, Havre; brigs Udorilla, liglia stElmo (Br , Caitrey, Jordan River, eland, Cacdenas; sches Win SScall, Barrert, datbari Fela. Cea lenay; "New Mediord ; John & Geidin, Posters dining Walno clea ark Guisepoe Massone (ital), Morello, © ema za? # WY CaatLh, Hel, May 18" New York for Wilmington, Del, up Sehis Aunie Gus, trom Blae Hill; Marietta Tilton, trom ad pane J Loughlin, irom Providence, passed up ar Ni tiie Crowell, for Jacksonville, anchored of here ast night, and proceeded down this AM. Chloe, of Bremen; ba:k siceoltino (It), for Cork or Fal month jor orders: and barks Ferrago. condo, fox H Duval, tor Bremen, passed down in tow steamer Iris now passing up. S light hove Not ing ely Dassing rks Ewi (aor. ot Bremen; Attila rhas: aad tor Bremen, passed down sebooners Ella Little, tor Providence, aud anon, for Warren; paced down this P: Derawaki Breakwater, May 1s, AM—Bark Abkare Went co sen at 820 this AM. Sehr Ruth if Baker, from Matanzas, as before. Ship Schaldis uachanged. Steamer Albemarle arrived from New York at 7: AM. Fr. ee G Smith sailed for Philadeiphia via Chester st steamer ‘Abbotsford (Br), trom Liverpool, passed im at "Ml. PORTLAND, May 18—Arrived, brig D W Cochraue (Br), Nova Scotia, Cléared—Brig ‘Minnie (Br), Georgetown, PEI; schr Geo Amos, Sandy ‘i May M7—Arrived, scenes WD PROVIDENCK. D Hilton, Newton, Geo win — thy =< liza i 1 BER Or 1 peea Sarat ew bewi Mwivcnet, ‘May t 1T"Arrved, schrg George W Cum mings, Bou wikel meee Diverty, Gandy, Fite ent dictiesn, Cole Qu: gon do: J 8 leery, Raynor. Mio: Bol and Amos Briggs, bunn, Uaverstra Sailed. & Fell, Nickerson. New ¥, RICH MC i May 16—arrived, sehr ‘Lula “Lyan, ine ley, New Yo) ne ‘3 8 tying, i], New York. eda J $ vine, Lagersall Need Vora Tooke, Houstatw rte oon, Brant: MED wont Bark aiiparnived, cepnree—thip Bridgewater, Spaulding, Port Town- “ieth—Arrived, bark Hermon (Br), Mann, Hove, SAVANS All Mas 18—arrived, steamer’ So ici, Hazard, New Yor: aia Soh ym Ba aa sp) Tap nsocise Pen ed —Bar'! alex, me <4 eee se tie Also © eval. ‘arrived at Tybee 17th (before reported vasnan ie rae nyt oi Coinmbus Ger), Arrived, sehr riadsipia red—schr Satiil STONINGTON, May i Bowsiee. Li si ider, Havre. jas Youug, Young, Rivers, Bath. Me. he sae Wa s Rs 4 Biss ut Sor: ok New ae = Te-Areived. sent iy 2 f—~-Y ay Wi Calais for Philadel sir ane tin0, Elis ‘ala: for i C thomas and Al “Atmeda, ‘Wi uliam Caper, Rockpo Say, Day, Rockport. Me. tor Fy be ir 4 ENC le Nacho! La “pailed—All berore Teported except webs Savant ant America (4r), and bove arrival u WILMINGTON. NC, May 5—Cleared, sor § P Brown Ger), Baltaer. Cr at; 1 hiya i Rerry, Looks, ilder, New Yo ck, Sailed. tream, Jones, New Wanenas. Nav 16—Arri schre ‘Roper Senter, Hulse, Aibany; Angier, Besse, New Tore. nw ees eee, 16—Arrived, scur Mary B Mifflin, Per- at “"Batied~scht Bi Sicagge. Beg Hogan, = York. French, from Hilaire Middletown for andria: Heleu, worth for di MREWERY, FIGATEENTA STRERT, WWELN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES NEW YORK Ae FAMOUS TONIC AND INVIGORATOR, AND a promot ana radieal cure tor general dovliey, ays of strength and appetite, al ary dexcription= iNCHESTERS ft ODA. the t The IT. Prices, x Pe 5! 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