The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1875, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1875,—TRIPLE THE INTIRNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH. HIOMTH PRACTIOR OF THE AMERICAN TEAM— THR HIGHEST AVERAGE YET REACHED. In accordance with previous arrangements the merican rifle team met yesterday at Creedmoor Jor practice. Four of the team and reserve were absent—Mesers, Bodine, Fulton, Coleman and Bal- jard—the five present being Gildersiceve, Dakin, Yale, Canfield and Bruce. Tue men did not get 1m front of the butts until two o’clock P.M, At this hour, and @uring tne vractice, whe weather was ® iittle cloudy, leaving a beaunfaily ‘toned actintc light, which gave the tar- ge'e a shade that was altogether Ors able to fue shooting. The wind, too, wat gentle and pretty steady. [t came from the wouth southwest, and went directly up the ranges @imost paralle! to tne jine of fire, The wind gauges were therefore placed nearly at zero, and the elevation at each range was found to be sev- erai minutes less than what would be necessary with @ cross or opposing wiad. Of these /Javoring circumstances the men were not slow to profir, | and as will be seen from their scores, made the best shooting that has thus far been done this sea- sop. At the 800 yards range Colone! Gidersieeve | completed ihe dest score yet achieved at this dis- tance. He commenced with ‘a centre and then scored FOURTEEN SUCCESSIVE BULL'S EYES, making 50 points out ol a possible 60. Last year Colonel Bodine made the same num- ver of points, bat his score was joferior to that of yesterday, from the fact of his making a centre ‘on the twelfth snot. The shooting yesterday came | Bp to the very excellent average o: 162 35 points rman, the average at the international match Ame 156 4-6. #rom scores published in tne Dublin Freeman's | Journal of the 10tn inst., aod which were repro- duced ip yesterday's HERALD, it appears that tue | average number of polnis per man (eight men | esbooting) Was 163 6-8. This is an exceedingly large record, when we consider that in the interna- tioval contest only 155 4-6 points were recorded, the latter average beiug hardly ever exceiled at Wimbledon, ‘The only reason that can be as- signed jor this unusually mign average of tbe Irisnmen seems to cunsist In the Jact tac they are practicing on THE NEW TARGET, While the Americans are very wisely using tne Olio, the kind at which toe approacaing match 18 to de shot. It must be borne im orind tuat the Afisu practice bere spoken o/ inciudes Dublin only, and not Belfast or Loudon. Witvout attaching much importance to what may be done in London, it will be well to rememoer that the Uister Rifle Club boasts some of the best rifemeu in Ireland among its Members, one of whom is the widely known mr. Jobu McKenna. is was at first erroneously supposed that the mew model target woulda show smaller scores by the same marksmen than the old. This, however, ts D0t 50. @ loss of tue angles struck of from ‘the Old bull’s eye iD converting it into a circle ts equal to, perhaps, two-fiiths of the surface. But, @e (he lost portion goes toward making up what is — called the centre in the new method of marking, a | hic on it now counts just as much as formerty, so that on this portion of the target nothing as lost to the snooter. On the new target the centre 18 a circle of jour and a nali feet diameter, ‘the hitting of which now counts four points, or as many as the old square three feet vull’seye. Io addition to Luis, a point 1s added to tbe new circu- lar vall’s eye, making @ hiton it equal to five, Thus wi Ve on the uew target a circie of a loot ard ahaif wider than the square bali’s eye, on Which justas many points can be made, and in addition to tnis a point more is given now than ‘was lormerly allowed for striking the buil’s eye, Woen ai! these circumstances are considered it ‘Will be readily conceded that tue same shooter can make muca higner sceres on the target recently adopted than ut that which that has just goue out ol use, How moch that difference Is cau only be DETERMINED BY PwACTICR. At the new snort range or third class targets less pomts can be made than On the oid, for out- side of a forty ineh ring @ uit goes for notning. Jar. Conlin’s score Was made in amateur practice, THE SCORES. Barges. Totats, Yar 59 45 - 6-10 3 irae 43-155, 8. ++ 5 3 2 SL 43 a7 t Pa OB, 44. 5, WHS, Bm, 2 4 Pes ee ate: WIMBLEDON MEETING. The Cork newspapers say (uat the Duke of ridge, presiding at a recent meeting of the tonal ilife Association, anuougcea that the an- nual meeting at Wimoiedoa Commun would com- menee on the 12th of July, and that stroog teams irom Canada and Australia wou'd be present His | Grace also suid tbat it Was expected tue Irigy and Ame! ican teams would be on the grounds vefore the season Closed. PIGEON SHOOTING cTRAORDINARY. @APTAIN A. TION OF HIS SKILL WITH THE GUN. ‘Those who love to observe the gun in the bands | of @ skil!ui person—and the namber of sach in this vicinity is legion—were greatiy pieased yesterday @t 40 exhinition of puweon shooting given by Cap- tain A. H. Bogardus at Deerfoot Vark. The Cap- tain, who isin town for the purpose of snooting Jra A. Paine, on the 20th Inst, @ maten or 100 birds for $/,000 a side, cesiring to Ol up the time ena keep in practice, announced bis imtention of repeating hereabouts some of the wonderiul per- formances which have made bis name so famtar tm tne weet. To this end he vised teat be would saoot at twenty-fve pairs of pigeous, killing ‘therty-eight, from two pivoge traps set jorty yards apart, the shooter atau o a tine between them, and both traps to be apruog twe same time; aiso, that ne Would kil tweniy-five pigeons to four mjnutes, at tweuty yards rise, and load his own gun, two birds to be ou the Wig at the same time. Both ot thete feais ue accomplished ana with “plenty to spare, he great sarprise and gratificauon of a large number of prominent geatiemen, ‘The Weatuer was lair for toe exnibition, but a Strong breeze from the ocean rendered the suc- Coes Ui Issues O the even ome what douotiul. At the appointed nour the Captain arrangea the traps for We killing Of (ne thirty-eigat out of twenty-five Peire, and ovtaining tue aid of Buralo Bil, woo had come down to «ce the sport, in the matter o! spring: img the traps, he commenced operations, Snooung fisst to the Jeit, and half turning oa nis heei to cover the bira irom right bend trap, tae Captain cut Gowan the pigeons im magnificent styie. Nine pairs were crassed belore a break wae made ip ti score, when ine tenth pair, which were dangerous litle custoners, made weir wi toward the crowd and were m a. Teo he allowed the bira trom woe left hand trap iu the eleventh pair to escape, but killed in good tme aad style six additional pigeons vefore aa- other vreak. This oceurred with cue bird from the right hand typ in the fifteento pair, while the Tight oand pyevo in the eighteeato an jest Band vird in the nineteenth pair also managed wo ef eirescape. He then brought down tle twentieth, twenty-first aud twenty-second pa, 40d (he job was accomplished, thirty-eight viraa neiny killed of the forty-four trapped. This an- nouncement was rece:\ved With great applause, Jt (ook just twenty-cight minutes to periorm this feat, ana auring the exnibition Buiaio Bill was mighty ple.sed man. The Captain thea commenced the work of kiil- ing twenty-five birds insiae of four minubes, at tweoty yards rige, two birds veing on the wing at We sawe time. Two baskets were placed at we prover di im the field, ana friends of the shooter nia Lidding, alternately tossed a hrace oi the t o tie air. It i only Heecasary to say that the Captain did GIs Work in Magaolficent style, as Ne kilieu, dead as stones, twenty-six birds io the remarkabie ume of 2m. 408, @ feat in pigeon shoouna bilherto usparaiieied. So fast did the shooter load Wis gun and fre, the air seemed to be Oh with ead birds, aod many of the spectators were compelled to douge avout very HVely Lo excape taeir jog on giossy bate and handsowe garments, Captain Bogardus used ae BEW Scott 'woive-gauge breecu-louder. Preceding the exaipition above, several takes re deciied y the gatvered wolers, © 0 which Were at tWenty- wue yards rise, eignty = boundary, five birds aod $5 eutrance, Piunge traps were used and the Long Jxiapd rues in general governed tue fhe pigeous Were wud, and as @ jot, strong, rapid dyers, THE NATIONAL GAME. PAINCETON AXD THE ATLANTIC8—GREAT EN THUSIASM—-PRINCETON WH¥B, Princeton, N. J., May 26, 1875. Over 1,000 people assembied on the Princeton Base Boi) Grounds (0-day, to witness & game of base bail beiween the Univermry nine of Prines- tom and the Atlantics of Brookiyn. The day was oO d never did the Princeton's piay betver, For ove nour and tweuty minutes the aadicnce, With aimost breathless suspense, watched the fssoe of the game, alrernately appl uding the qvod play on Ff side. e peculiar pir of Mr. gave the brooklynit gree wa t troubie, while the catching of Dessar’s it was angounced tuet Priaceton was 4 the admiration of aij, and whea, at the close, wipuer H. BOGARDUS GIVING AN EXEIBI- oy 4 Score of waree to two Princeton enthustasm knew no bounds. Cheer after cheer rent the air. The Atlantic’s professionais had vcen beaten. This Was glorious enough for one day. Princeton play Yale on Wednesday. BOSTON AND CENTENNIAL CLUBS—PHILADELPHIAS AND HARTFORDS. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 24, 1875. { ‘The Boston and Cenvennial clubs played this | afternoon, the former winning by a score of 5 to 0. | ‘The Philadelpbias and Hartiords played a fine | game, resuiting in a victory for the Philadelphias — by a score of 6 to 5, | BASE BALL NOTES. | The Arlington ana Fly Away clubs engaged In a | friendly conrest yesterday aiternoon upon the Union Grounds. The game throughout was quite interesting and resalted in @ victory for the Fiy- aways. | Tae Boston and Mutual clubs will play upon the Uulon Grouuds this alternoon, MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB. FIRST DAY OF THE SPRING RACING MEETING | AT BALTIMORE—THE EVENTS—POOL SELLING IN NEW YORE. | ‘This is the first day of the spring meeting of the will continue to-morrow, , It isthe first of the grand Baltimore, which | Thursday and Friday. | events of the Eastern racing circuit, and is always | eagerly watched by tne turf loving public. The | Baluumore Gazette, 22d inst, ref rring to the re- union, says:— | For several days a force of men bas been at work mak" | Ing such enprovet nents and changes ve been sug” | gested by previous meetings Tne s) stand has Been renioved to point about 100 yards nearer the club, | house, aud in its piace a more ornamental stand has | been Sulit much lower, with steps descending to « | over the (rack. On each side are tatticed wings, c! Cular in form, for adjusting weights, &e., ot the jockeys and other purposes. ‘The judges? stand formerly used is now placed noar the first turn, and after being cus down will be reserved tor the use of the stewards, She | tters’ stand remains as before; but an improvement will be made in this and ‘also in the distance stands along the homestretch, The pool stands | on tse qaarterstretch are also being improved | ‘anges also made in the terior of the grand stand. | and the track isin perfect order, well harrowed, and can- | not be surpassed by any im the United si the Club House, for the use of members and their hes, is aleo in admirable order. The burdies, water leaps, sione wails, €¢., 1or the steeple chase and hurdle races avo also beng completed. Up to yesterday there were about 15) horses on the grouaas, from all sectivus ot the | Tncluded among the lists are many of the "The stables include country. celebrated tacers of the country. those of Governor Bowie, Marylan Maryland ; y. Suedecker, New D. MeCoun, New Jersey; TB. & W. K Davis, Maryland; Mr. Chan beriain, New Jersey; Walter A. Dunn, Ohi Doswell, Richmond; Alexander D. Brown, Maryland Alex. Torrence, Virginia; Martin Jordan. J. ©, Donohue, James Wilsou, D, J. Crouse. 0. & M. Bannatyne, Sew Jersey. The opening events on the programme are three, | oo two or which pools were sold in this city last | night, as follows Frast Race—Purse $300, for maidens of all ages; dash of three-quarters of a mile (uo pools sold), Lorillard’s Audacity. } | Bannatyne’s Audabon. Chamberiin’s fom Ochiltree. Bowie’s Holbrook ana Ore Knoo Douahue’s Branctte and Caraboo. . . 8 | Davis’ Storm.... . EAT 4 Brown's Austral..... 5 | Jest. . . . cone 5 SECOND Rack.—Chesapeake Stakes, tor fillies three years old; $50 entrance; p. p.; club toadd | | $500; ‘one aud a quarter mie. | | Turf | Johnson's, Exchange. Chamberiin’s xizzie R. and | Seramble...... 60 70 75 12 10 Sanford’s Firework. 50 70 70 25 37 Harbeck & Co,’s Australind... 25 32 300 7 — Dosweil’s Invoice and Greylag 20 25 25 13 16 | Loviliard’s Vernango (3 5 | Glabaugh’s f, by Vaux 225 20 28 af as | Lewis’ Vinaigrette a 8 THirp Rack.—Hal olds, $50 each; b. ft jeap Stakes for four-yei CiUb to wdd $600; mile ne Johnson Conntess, 10% Ibs $80 90 56 48 colo, 103" ibs. . a 45 ne Richards, 98 Ibs : 48 50 Huckleberry, 102 lbs + 40 40 Hoaxer, 68 ibs 32 30 * Netil, 98 Ibs Moses Primrose, 95 ibi 40 85 Ghost, 96 Ibe Fourta Race.—Trial steeplecnase, for horses of ail ages that never Won @ steeplechase at Sara- toga, Jerome Purk, Long Brauch or Baltimore, | about one and a half mile, Daylignt. 0 Chief Engineer...... $10 Culpepper 2% Wizard. ‘ 10 Coronet 25 Colbert. 10 | Bivakiba 20 | LATEST SCRATCHINGS. Monday, May 24—Joa. Donahue’s bay colt Gyro, | trom all engagements. | F. Augustus Senermerhorn’s bay horse Pine- croft, from Westchester Cup and Jockey Ciup Han- dicap. | HORSE NOTE. | BR. P. McGrath's string of eight borses left Louis- ville, Ky., cu Sanday evening last by express train, oirect (or Jerome Park. All were weil. OBITUARY. JOHN M. CORNELISON, Wl. D. Yesterday morning @ venerable and respected cuizen of Jersey City, Dr. John M. Cornelison, breathed his last in the seventy fourth year of his age. His career in protessional and public life was more remarkable than that of any man of bis gen- eration in Jersey Cry. He was born im that part of the city formerly known the town of Bergen. His jathe:, Kev. John Cornelison, was pastor of the oid Daten Reformed church in Bergen for thir’. five years, Dr. Cornelison studied medicine with Dr. Vaientiose Mott, aod when, in 1925, he ob- tained his degree, he became one of the turee puysicians who had charge of the territory lying between Berges Point and Bull's Ferry 400 between the Hadson and the Hacken- sack rivera. During the Presidency of Audrew dacksou Dr. Cornelison was twice elected a mem- cer of the Lerisiatare on the democratic treket. In (896 be ran (or Congress but was de- feaced. Presiient Van Buren appointed Deputy Collector for Jersey City. jn 1961 he was appointea the Governor one of the six lay Judges of the Court of Errors aud Appeals, and tuis position he held for #Xieen years, After the outbread of the war he became an unfiincning re- publican. In 1869 he was elected Mayor of the city of Bergen. in 1873 he Was apoointed by the Legisiature # member of the Board of Puslic Works apa became President of that Board, the rescality god iradds in which he always vigorousiy opposed. Lust year be was the republicau nominee [or Mayor 01 Jersey City, but wasdeieated by Mr. Iraphagen, the present incambent. At toe time of bis death be was Pres- lent of the Board of Regents of the Hudson County fiospital and @ vestryman of St. Paul's Episcopal courch, where the funeral service will be held. It is sufficient to »ay of the pubitc career ol the deceased Wat bis native qty never pro- duced a mor pright or nonoradid: man. It was his jather who preacaed the fuuerai oration over the remains of Robect Fulton im oid Paaius Hook, now Jersey City, JUDGE W. L. F. WARREN, OF SARATOGA. Judge W. L. F. Warren, one of the oldest and Most eminent citizens of Saratoga, N. Y., died @t his residence in Saratoga, on the evening of Sanday, the 200 inst. He was elghty-'wo years pf age, Th.s eminent jurist was formeriy a w partner of Joage Cowen, Nicholes Hill and Wiliam A. Beach, He hei several offices for nearly tnurty years. HON. ALBERT FRARING. Hon. Alvert Fearing died at his residence at Hingham, Masa, yesterda: h inst, at ¢ age of seventy-seven years. The deceased a tained prominence in politics as an infivential worker in the ranks of the old whig party, but, with the exception of holding @ State Senatorship, he never filed any public oMlce. As @ merchant he Was one of the most promivent and liberal men in the State of Massach s. During ms life be contributed over Various societes, prominent judicial THE TAMMANY SOCIETY. A special meeting of the Tammany Society or Columbian Order was held last evening at the Wigwam, in Fourteenth street, Grand Sachem Augustus Schell in the chair. Sachems elect Wil- jam ©, Conner and Jobn Kelly were daly installed, with ail the imposing Ceremonies of tne order, At | Ssecoeunane meeting of the Council of Sachems | Mayor Wickham was elected Father of the Council anaiGantuer K. Ackerman Scribe. There was no election of Grand Sachem, and therefore Mr. Au- | | poids over in that capacity for t ear. | THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. | The following record wil show tne changes in | tne temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in comparison with the corresponding date of la year, a8 indicated by the thermometer at Huanut’s Pharmacy, Henao building: — 1874, 1875. 187, 1975. BA. M. ‘ 62 8:00 P. M. oa 6A, M. . 8T OP. M. 59 1 PE Biv OS UE Bm Oe 12 M 65 4 12 P. M.. 56 66 Average temperature yesterday .. vee, OH Average temperature for corresponding date | Maryland Jockey Club, over the Pimilco course, | 2 SHIPPING NEWS cormceaagieeteae OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. Steamer. | Sail | Destination.) Office. | Russa, Mav 26.) Liverpool. 14 Bowling Green Frisia. Mav 27.| Hamburg, len Broadway P Caland: May 27°) Rotterdam (50 Broadway, City of Brusseis..|May 29.) Liverpool..|15 Broaaway Exypt May 29.| Liverpool’ |# broaqwavr Britannic. . 2, Laverpool.. | 19 Broaawayv. Ville we varia. Havre & Broaawav Neckar. 29:|Bremen..,.12 Bowing dre Boivin. (Glasgow... /7 Bownng Groen Wyoming. 2.00... {| Liverpool. 20 broaa way. Bothnia. .| Liverpool..|4 Bowling Green State or indiana .| Glasvow...|72 Broaa way. Canaaa.. {| Condon, ...] 69 Broad way. ‘Thuringia..: "| tamoure.:/6l Broadwa: | Germanic. °°": Liverpool .|19 Broxdwa, City o1 Cnestor Livervoo!. |15 Broaswa: ‘The Queen, Liverpool. |69 Broadway. Mosel. Breme: Bowing Green Kivsia, 2) Gass 7 Bowling Green Abyss "|Liversool. [4 Bowling Pomm :|damburg.. 161 Broad way. Maus \June 40.) Kotterdam/! 50 Broaaway. acti 2,| Livernool.. [19 Broadway. City ot {| Liverpool..|18 Broadway. .| Liverpool. /69 Broaawa7. Havre..... | Bremen Idaho. June 15 |Liverpool. 129 Broadway. Italy London. .../69 Broad way. :| Civernool..|s Bowling Green Glasgow... |72 Broaaway- e Hamburg. |61 Broadway iiL.|Juae 19:/ Liverpool. |19 Broadway. Hane 19:| Liverpool 11$ Broadway. Main... jowling Gree > Repuoiie 9 Broadway. City of Richmon tu Broadway. France... ‘55 Broadway Stute of 72 Broadway. pg NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—Tho Nzw Youxk Hexaup has adopted a distinguishing Coston might signal for use on board the Hemaup steam yacht, show: ing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing from ome to the other in succession, and can be seen sev- cra! miles distant. Captains ot vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Hanatp. par Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Hexanp news yacht, pler No 1 East River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly delivered. Dupheates are re- quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER. $0S..ss0002e+ 436 | Gov. Island..morn 11 53 reed ee Saudy Mook.morn 11 03 Moon rises...morn 12 00| Beli Gate......eve 1 33 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 24, 1875. CLEARED, Steamer Great Western (Br), Windham, Bristol—W D Morgan. Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadeloma—fames Hand, Steamer Eleaora. Jonuson, Portlana—! k Ames. Ship Taitsing (Br), Wilson, Shanghat—Chas L Wright Fo Alice M Minott, Whitmore, San Francisco—sutton & Co. Assyria (Br), Easton, London—Blakslee & Lewin. Bark Bfouress Nor). Ulsen, Cork or Falmouth tor or ~ fobias & Co, “fark Henrietta Bebn (Ger), Wupper, Hamburg— Funen, Lye & © ‘Wark Germania (Port), rellica, Oporto—Hagemeyer & Brunn. ark Sospir (Aus), Barbarovieh, Odessa—Slocovich & | Co. « Lucilie (Br), Andrews, Cette—Wm Ingalls. Bark Rocket, Atkinson, Porto Cabello—J Agostini. Bark Hancock, King, Brunswick, Ga—Miller & Hough- torrie Queen of the Kleet (Br), Witheridge, Sydney, NSW—K W Cameron & Co. Brig Princess Beatrice (Br), Simmons, Point-a-Pitre— HA Vi ple & - hig anale (Daw), Brown, Cardenas—Jas E Ward & cs Cour Hattie Haskell, Hewitt, San Blas—Owen Bren- ‘hr Norman, Smith, St Kitts and a market—C W Ber- + Wi Van Name, Holmes, Tarpan Bay—B J Wen- ‘Schr California (Be), Nickerson, Yarmouth, NS—J A Janssen, they F Chandler (#r), Pettis, Windsor, NS—D R De Wolfe & Co. Schr ‘Wurold (Br), Hansen, St Andrews, NB—Heney & Pr Se r WB Jones, Kirby, Fernandina—A Abbott. teur George & kmily, Mtl, Poruand—B J Weuberg. Sebr Balloon, Carver, Buston—C tL Lor Schr Mary Whort. Whorf, Wellfleet—st Jono & Avery. che Harvest, Corwia, Provideace—H W Jackson & Son. taux. ARRIVALS. | REPORTED BY TRE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WTITESTON® TELEGRAPH LINK Steamer Canima (tr), Ledticoat, Bermuda May 2, with mase 1 passengers to A E Oaterbridge. Steamer Richmond, Keily, Baltimore. with mdse and assengers to the Old Dominion Patark I ital), Parlou, ite 126 days, with mdse to Funeb. ‘assed (horastar Mareb 19; had light wind jost of the passage. reich, Marseiiles 3 days, in ballast, anchored at Sandy Hook jor orders, ate: Sturlese, Dublin 45 Lo. olato Maria (ital), Peritlo, Cette 59 days, with mdse to Funch, Edye & Co, Passed Gibraltar April |; May 17, lat 3 1), lon 7i 30, passed sehr Loreno jot Portiand), steering . a Brig Ada, H Halls (of Annapolis, NS). Rogers, Bar- bados. 1 days with sugar and molasses to order; Vessel Snow & Burgess. “ine Sopmia (Br), Long, Arroyo, FR. 12 days, with a Brig Imma surar and molasses to Galway & Casudo; vessel to | Koyd & Minck ‘Brig arctic Annapolis, Ns), Rrinton, Cardenas 10 days, with sugar to Brown Bros; vessel io Heney & er. rig Alberti (of Jonesport), Hinckley, Cardenas 10 days with sugar and molasses to Kaowilton & Co; vessel to nas er. Brig E E Buttler (Br), Willians. Cienfnegos, 17 days* with molasses to Jova & Co: vespel to master. Brig Compeer (Br), Bilis. st Jago, 12 days, with sugar 10 Brooks & Co, vessel to tm Schr Volunteer (Hr), Joiner, Palermo 55 days, with fruitto GF Bulley. Passed Gibraltar April 16, Schr Oliver, Pannell, Miracone ay 12, with logwood to Thackeray & Co; Youngs, smith & Co. Spoke May Is. r Louisa, irom Maracaibo for New York: 74 00, bark LG bigiow (Br), irom Belfast, T.'for Bait Sehr & & Rackett, Asmus, Fortune Island 9aaye, with dvewood, dc, to Wilson Asibus. Aprit 17, on the outw 88: Ado!ph Kow COOK, Was Knocked overboar Dy the joreboom and drowned; May 18, iat 2458, lon 77 06, saw sehr ¢ ee tor Green Tartle Cay; Teth, of For schr Willem Douglas, hence tor Ba eur Flore ere iecfuegos, 20 days, With swear t i Fowler; vessel to -quire Bros, Calverian I days, ited BW. 15 days, with sugar to tiand Yaylor Senr Canon with moinsses Wo M he Providence, Krice, Sago Ye h & Uo! veasel 10 master j shortiand, Doane, Baracoa 9 days, with F Sawrer. Raracoa, 10 days, with fruit t , Vessel fo BJ Wenver ebr » (of Nassau), Koverts, Elenthera 9 days, with pines tod Kneas. Hr Hatue Card, Moore, Jacksonville, with lamber to master br P Townsend, Wilder, Wilmington, NC. 4days, with naval © ores, to Jed Frye & Co. May 22, Cape tat toras, SW 20 miles, suw a subir n up, with foremast Alongside. ap, arehtly but a short time ia thet condition, chr tJ Hamilton, Mule, Kichmond. ~ehr a 8 Giimore, Swift, Vireira. rene WH wea, Virgivi Bohr Flora Cartis, Curtis, Virginia, Febr Ema W Jelot, Virzinia. Sehr Sally Ana, Boyd, Virgina. Sehr Win Clark, Green. Virginia Schr © H Matiexon, Uisen, Virvinia Belt Herschel, Champers, po, Sehr Whi ney Long. Hayes, Baltimore. for itadson. Sehr George Amos, Bunker, Portland, 7 dave, with rto Falk & Buchanan; Vessel to master; will dis’ eat Sandy Hook chr Lucy K Cogswell, Lee, lum: er to iaster. Sehr Geo Willard (fisherman), with 10.00 mackere is. Sebr Hightlyer (fisherman), 7,000 mackeral Willard, 48 hours out, jodfrey, 3 days out, with chr Francis M Loring (fisherman), Eawards, 2 days out, wil! 0.000 maczeral. chr GW Brown «fisuerman), Thurlow, 4 days oat, with 15,00 mackerel. Scnr Houcding Bilow (fisherman), Marr, 4 days out with 80 bbis of macker FASSED PUROL Gira angum, Portland for New York, er, New Bedtora for Steamer Che: with mdse and Fit de and Dass Young, Frovidence tor sew York, With muse and passengers. chr Teal (Br, ‘Jomeins. NS, for New Vork, 14 ays, with spiling jus & >on pehr Alamo, S, tor New York, Baker, Providence tor Baver+ straw. Sehr Dantel Webster, Kelly, Fall ver for New York. Fehr fraucis F Brown, Velane,. Providence tor He erstraw ‘sche Ked Jacket, Avery, Providence for New York. Seur Kipple, Brown, Nantucket sor New York, fish to Rogers & Lawards. vent Maxon iogers, Abrams, Providence for New ork. sclit BD Pitts, Will sight OF W & Power ° sehr Brandywine, King. Providence for New Yorks Sched ) ingrabam, Wickinsos, Middletown, Ot, for Philadelphia, with stone, Sehr F A Colcord, Clark, Bridgeport for New York, sehr Uncle tom, Look, New Haven tor New York. Behr Glenwood, Hallock, Uartiord tor New York. Sehr Louise A Boardman, Norwood, New Haven for New York. sehr Walter H Thorndike, Cushman, Bridgeport for New York. sebr MM Brainerd, Stevens, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to ardeg Sehr Kien @ Digtieid, Raya Portland, Ot, tor New x ‘ovidence for New Yorr. York, with stove to A Yo; Wickford for New York. Sehr A Tirrell, Masog, Haddam tor Sew York, with meon, Wickford tor Hoboken, Saunders, Norwak tor New Hoss, Le wi Sehr Eim City, Ketly, stone to order. Sehr Bertha, Conover, Providence for New York. Senr Joseph Farrell, Gregory, Briggeport for New Yo elie Rebecca & Harriet, Hawkins, Hartford for New Schr Bockeye, Leggett, Providence for New York. Sehr Heotor, Pemdictoo, Mackias for Kondout, with epiling. Sehr Nightingale, Young, Providence for New YorR. Sehr 88 Snuath, snow, Wareham for New York, with nails to Parker Milin, he Willow Harp. Hoyt, chr Tabitha & fb jinwah, York. sebr Brunette. Providence (or New York. Owen, New Ha for New cb, Rock Island for New Yorks Portland 3 days, with | | Salem for New York. | Francisco, Apr | Witinington, N« Schr BH Warford, . Pawtucket for Ni Schr Sparkle, shropshire, Providence tor, Schr Copia, West, New Begford tor New York. Schr Hickman, Bowman, Pawtucket tor New Y¢ aight Roading Rit No 6, Adams, Stoningion for jelp! Sehr Annie Chase, Terry, Orient for New York. Schr Fairfleld, Kelly, Calais for New York, with 1um- ber to Neeves & Co, yogt Carrie Penney, Pitcher, Providence for New ork. Sehr Vapor, Parsons, Providence for Hoboke: Schr HT Potter, Potter, Hartford for New Yori Schr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Providence for Hav- orsiraw, Schr Sarah Flizabeth, Lewis, Hartford for New York. Sehr Edwin Collyer, simmons, Hartiord for New York. Sehr Belle, simpson, Providerice tor New York. Schr W E Warnes. Beach, Norwich tor New York. Behr Perine. SheMeid, Stonington for New York. Sciir Eli Townsend, Hippie, Bristol tor New York. Sehr Mary Nktt, Parker. New London for Rondout, ‘bhia- Sebr J serry, Morrison, Fali River for New York. vo Cordelia Newkirk, Simmons, Pawtucket for New 01 Schr E G Irwin, Providence ror New York, sehr John Stockham, Hart, Providence tor New York. a Imogene Diverty, Hani, Providence for New ork. Schr Thos Patten, Hand, Fall River tor New York. Selir Ida, Deering, Fal! River for New York. Schr H P Ely, 51 Kee Providence for New York. Schr Golden Bagle, Kelly, New Bedford tor New York. Sebr Delphi, Alien, Newpert for New York. Schr J Potts, Priniey, Providence for New York. Senr LO Wells, Wells, Providence for Hoboken. Schr Jas knglish, Parker. Pawtucket for New York. Schr Surge, Warwick, Notwalk tor New York. Schr Transit, Davis, Somerset 01 York. Sehr Tunis Depew, Bake: ce tor New York, Schr Cohassect, brackett, Proviaence tor New York. tehr Lacon, Fitzpatrick, New Bedtord for New York. Schr Saarbruck, Clark, Boston tor New York, y ent Phabe kizavelh,’ Mapes, New Bedford for New selir Messenger, Dean, Taunton for New York. Sehr Golaen Eagle. Kelly, New Bedtord tor New York. Sehr Vietoria, Hail, Providence tor New York. Sehr Mad Anthony: Trotan, Providence for New York. sehr Keystone, ‘Thornton,’ Calais for New York, with lumber to Simpson, Clapp & Co. sche James Babcock, Kelly, New Bedford for New York. Providence for New York. Sehr Connecticut, Deha: Sehr Sarab Bruen, Petty. ‘rovidence for New Yerk, ith, Soinerset for New York, Senr Naiad Queen, Sm! Schr Alida, Knowles, fail River ior New Yor! Schr sunnyside, Ward, New London for New York. yagh! Harriet & Saraa,’ Prentiss, New London for New Schr President, Shermrn, Mystic for New York. Tae Neiile Thompson, Bradford, Providence for New Sehr Haze, McNamee, Greenwic! new ¥ Phe tyes) wich for Ne Org, with fehrJd N Ayres, Provost, Stamford for New York. Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New Bedford tor New York, BOUND EAST. Steamer Eleanora. Jonson. New York for Portland. Steamer Bolivar, Geer, New York for New London. weet arold (Sr), Johnson, New York for St Annrews, Sehr Henry Gibbs, Coffin, Hoboken for Wareham. Schr Conuecticat, Steelinan, Rondout tor Norwich. Schr Susanna, smith, Rondont tor Salem. Schr Harvest Home, Hodgkins, New York for Boston, Schr Wigwam, Kane, New York for Millbrida Sehr Challenge, Terty, New York for Greenport. Senr L Daniels,Smith, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Seaport, Eldridge, Hovoken tor Newport. deur sarah K Thomas, Arnold, Bltzabetuport for Som- erse: Schr Emma White, Delahunty, Virginia for Hemp. | 8 sehr § K Lane, Fuller, Hoboken for Yarmouth, Sebr 8 & Bell, Sammus, New York tor Hartford. Scur © Staniey, Beers, New York for Dix Island. Schr Viola May, Owen, New York tor Pembroke, Schr Maria Fleming, Ford, Hoboken for Providence. Sehr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Virginia for Provideuce. » Schr Subao. Thompson, Weehawken tor Boston. Schr Henry Crosby, ‘Perry, Weehawken for Provi- nce. Schr Adele Felicia, Sherwood, Newburg for Norwic! Behr Hazleton, Peadietom Hoboxen tor Proviaence. Senr Silas Wright, Hart, Llizabethport for Providence. Schr & Pharo, sherman, Elizabethport for Apponaug. Schr Susauna, Pickering, Rondout for Salem, SAILED, Steamers South America, tor Rio Janeiro, £0; Albe- marie, Lewes, Del; ships Caroline (Br), London; Ber- taux (Br), Liverpool; barks Boomerang (Br), do; ‘daze I Jackson, Valparaiso; Urvar Odd (Nor), Amsterdam ; Prosperimo Palazzo (ital), London; schr WH Van Name, Tarpan Bay, OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE, Newrorr, Rl, May 2%, 1875. Schr Josevh K Howard, Howard master, of and from StJohn, NB, for Philadelphia, arrived this AM in distress. | The captain makes the following report:—Kvening of 18th, in the South Channel, Cape God bearing WSW 20 miles during aneayy NK gale and a heavy sea run- ning, in hauling to carried away forewmast six feet below the crosstrees; set flying jib on head of the foremast on 19th; carried that until night of 20th, when, the wind blowing heavily trom SW, carried away balance ot fore- mast close to the deck; at the same time the torcastle deck was three feet deep with water, which poured down the places in the deck leit open’ by the broken nd by morning there were five feet ot water in | id; also same Might broke mainmast in the mid~ dle, the stays above named and two preventer stays aft only prevensing it going by tue bosrd : at the same time the maintopmast was broken off about halt-way down; pumped che vessel out AM Zist, and, the weather having Imoderaved. rigged two jibstays and jumper stay trom bead of mainmast (o the bowsprit. and with the aid ot two jibs and aitersails were enabled to reach Newport. Schr Annie K baton, before reported ashore on Block Island, has nearly all gone to pieces, her keel goinz ashore on Ihurséay. Capt Langley las discharged ihe crew, but he himseli ati remains atthe wreck for the purpose of sa everything U . ler an- chors, chains, saus, rigging and topmasts ‘have been saved. She is partially insured. and Joun Cogweshall, the underwriters’ ht, bas gol fo the island to Inves- the matter, ver since she wenta! been a very heavy sea runuing, and the wree: hot work upon her butatew hoursata time. she was a fine vessel, being only 14 montis old. | ‘The Coast Wrecking Co during ‘the past week ha’ made good progress 1m discharging the cargo of scrap | iron of the sunken bark Bessie Rogers. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Ba See cadie news Suir Axpnew Jouxson, which was reported from Lobas for kurope, and subsequently spok Fortress Monroe 2ith inst bound to Baitimore. Suir Ammnrca, Chaifield, at San Francisco May 16 from New York, reports:—April 27. OM Kofou, @ tative of Sweden, (ell overboard aud was drowned. Senn W Ff McKsgwex, a’ Baltimore on Saturday from | Bahamas, encountered heavy weather in the Gulf | Stream; lost topmast and sprung mainmast carried away flying jibstay and lost tying jib, aod had head rails wasned aw: Senn J McCiosxer, of Brookhaven, from Hoboken for | Newport, with a cargo of coal, sprung a leak off New | Haven on Sudday night and put ‘iuto New London on Monday, leaking about 400 strokes per hour. Scene Frontpa, at Portland 24th inst from Jonesport, with wood, was tripped by. the sen off Halfway Rock and lost parlor ber deck joad and bad cabin filed with water. Benxvpa, May %—The ship Screamer has landed at | this port about 500 tons marble, ex ship Charlotte, ana it the weather proves favorable another 1v days will see it | all out of water, say 53 tons { Hativax, May 22—The goods saved from the steamer Ihamora’ were much damaged by exposure after th k. They have been vaiued for wreckers The an- of the Alhambra were sold at auction on realized good prices. 24—ibe government steamer Lady Head bas leftons Visit to the Liguthouses on the eastern shore. sehr AR Mckenzie arrived to-day with a cargo from the wrecked stevmer Alhambra. Porrtaxy (Oregon), May 12—Brig Orient, while satling out from Shoalwater Bay afew days since, Was becaim- €d, and driited ashore. she vessel stuck fast on th fan, and from the strained position in which she wai Placed the bolts were started, cakuin was worked out o the seams, and the bull iilied with water. The brig floated off at high th Vixvvann Haven, May 23—Schr George A Pierce, from Struck 0} ucket Shouls yes ured Ler centre board; stopped here yes airs. s 3 s 3 : 2 chains, & terday and i terday for re ® Sehr Arequipa, of Gloucester (before reported ashore | on ohovelful shoals, wai of and towed here to-day 1 water by ech Florence K rower). 7 New York for Provincetown, strack | Hedge Fen oa! iast night, anu remained antl nis noou, When she came of aud arrived here this viveraoon, SPOKEN. Ship Helicon, Howes, trom New York for San Fran. cisco, April 17, lat 31 8, fon 99 5. Snip Lebu (Br), MeKengie, from Liverpool for San 11 4, lat $2) 8, ion 29 13 W. rhip St Lawrence (Br), Johnson, from San Francisco yit Acapulco lor Queenstown, ‘April 26, iat 6 .N, lon 11 10 Ship Sic John Mandeville (Br), from Caleutta for Bos- ton, May 15, iat 2405 N, lon 6030. Bark Montezuma, trom New York tor Barbados, May | 12, tat 22 11, lon £8 05. Wark Gutenverg (Ger), Gerlach, from Bremen for Bal- thmore, April 9. tnt 9041, lon B16 ee rk Ceylon, Woods, irom Boston for Honolula, 1, lat 21 39 8, lon 38 10 We vf Brig Meerkonig (Ger), Karstens, from Liverpool tor + April 23, lat 4, lon £6. Johnson, Hondlet. trom ‘rancisco jay &, lat 25 10 N, Jon 125 20 W. sehr Mag for Tati, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Henano Loniton Bureaa, No 4 Fleet street, or wo the Paris office, Rue Scribe, the arrivals at and departures from Ka- ropean and Eastern ports of American and ail foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and publishe4, Captains arriving at aud sailing from Freoch and Mediterranean ports will Gud the Paris oMee the more economical and expeditious for telegraphiog news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Brocwensnaven, May %2—Arrrved, ship Garibaldi (Nor), Hoyer, Pascagoula via Ship Island for Dordrecht; bark Ocean (Ger), Pauisen, Darien for do. Baxric Port—Arrived, bark Hope (Nor), Stoesen. Sa- vannah via Copentagen (see below). Buxxos Avnes, May 22—Arrived, ship Whitti New York for San Francisco (see below). Caxcurta, May %3—Sailed, ship British Navy (Br), At kinson, New York. Tn port May 22, ship Olive 8 Southard, Walker, for New York. . Swap, Doxpee, May 2%—Arrived, bark Reindeer (Br), Wilkie, | Portland, 0. Dusuw, May %—Arrived, bark Garibaldi (Ital), Tas fini, Baitumore. Sailed 214, barks Iona (Br), Morn, United “tates; Abr: bam Young (Br), Farnsworth, do; Jorgen Lorenten (Wor), Pedersen, ao, Dowxinm, May 21—Sailed, bark Alf (Nor), Thornsen, United states. Farat—Sailed, barks Kate Williams, Haile, Boston; ad- dison, Dias, d Hots, May %—Arrived, brig Bilding (or), Jorgensen, Wilmington, NU, Hawevno, May 1—Galled, bark Bongai (we), Ecx- strom, Unites Statee | mina (Duteh), New York. | from and for New York, idg. Ge Inagui Jam; susan Scranton, Farrell Gettysborg, | | Carson, Alexandria; George H pialey, George, | town, DG: Hattie k yson, Bunker, Baltimon P Poméroy, Bryant do; J M Fianagan Myrick. Phiiaael- | Montgo.nerv, Rondout: Mary Miller, | en; Chainpign, envy. doc Wm Flint, | Pendieton, Hoboken: Rebecca Florence, Rich, do; Maria | ville; H ~ Marlor, Wines, Charieston; MN Squire, Hamblin, Baltimoré, via Kennebec iver, ie jailed — tar of Ho} nd baer! lorway. BALIIMORE, May 24 Arrived, ates mers Wm Crane, | Howes, Boston; Geo W Eider, Reed, New York; ship Bal- timore (Ger), Weadenorst, Darks Agosting § 8, Leghorn, iia, Maren, jones, Governo’ arbor: EMe SHEET. Havnz, May 21—Sailed, ship Francis P Sage. Urquhart, United States; brig H C Sibley, Colson, do. Hona Kona, May 23—Arrived, steamer China, Phillip. Ban Francisco. Livarroou, May 28—Arrived, ships Kent (Br), Griffiths, New Orleans; Cashmere (Br), Thompson. New York; Halden (Nor), Jacobsen, Pensacola; barks John $ Harris (Br), James, New Orleans; Northern Chief (Br), Milier, doreneahs brig Zawia (Nor), Omundsen, Wiluwington, Rolie 24th, ship British King (Br), Quinne, San Fran- cisco. Satled 28d, ships Edward O’Brien, Smatiey, Catlao; A & E Lovitt (Br), Wiley, United States; barks Eyr (Nor), Lammers, do; Aurora (Nor), Andersen, do; Wave Queen (Br), Wilson, do; Expreso (Ital), Ferraro, do. Also salied 28a, barks Walter Armington. Jr, Hooper, Balumore; Brazos, Fuller, New York (not 21st). Mansuiims—Sailed, brig San Raifuele (ital), Cacace, New York. Mapmas—Sailed, bark Annie W Weston, Winsor, —— Patenwo—Sailed, brigs San Pietro (tal), Lauro, Ne! York; Fidelia, White, do. Queenstown, May 23—Arrived. barks Prvi Dubrovackt (Aus), Pendo, New York; Nordstiecnen (Nor), Jensen, do; Kathleen (Br, Ulsted. Darien; brig Hnos (Nor), Royen. New York: schr Voyager Ur), Humphrey, Phil- adelphia, Arrived 24th, barks Enlalia (Swe), Bergstrom, Phila delphia; Figit Accame (Ital), Piouelia, New York. Also arrived 24th,4 PM, steamer Algeria (Br), Mo- Mickan, New York. Also arrived 24th, 6 Pm, steamer Celtic (Br), Kiddie, New York for Liverpool. Revat, May 22—Arrived, sbip Lorely (Nor), New Orleans. Rancoox, May 22—Sailed, ship Storm King, Boyd, Liy- erpool. Rio Jawerno, to May 22—Arrived, bark Peter © War- wick (Br), Kline, New York. Warenronp, May %—~Sailed, park J P Berg (Nor), An+ derson, Baltimore, Arrived in the English Channel 234, bark Omoa (Br), McWilhams, Wilmington, NO, for Rotterdam. Lowpon, May 2%4—Ship Whittier, Swap, trom New York for San Francisco, put into Buenos Ayres May 22 with fire on board. A tug had gone to ner assistance. The vessel will probably be saved. She has a large assorted cargo. Bark Hope (Nor), Stoesen, from Savannah, at Baltic Port. has discharged 120 bales of cotton in a damaged condition. Marcusen, FOREIGN PORTS. | Arcos Bay, April 15—In port, barks Springbok (Bi Inlen for New York, lig; Geo J Kemp (Brn Tavior, aad ah erown, Greenish, unc; brig Golden ‘Fleece '(Br), bt , for Montreal I Moonligny, Waterhou! ‘mi Batavia, April L—In port shi for New York; bark Goodell, Crockett, ue. Bomaay, April 19—In ports ships tricana (Br), Jordan, and Greenock (Br), Walker, for New, York, Idg’;, Tabor, ‘Taylor, for Havre. do, Carondelet, Stetson, for London, do; War Spirit (Br), Duncan, for do or New York, do; Majesuc, Minot, and Stowell’ Brown (Br), Anderson, for Liverpool, do; rk Milo, Kracht, tor Maulmain. Buenos Aynes, April l6—In port schr Dora L Prindall, Minot, for Antw id Benwupa, May 15—Arrived. schrs Minnie Laurie, Philadelphia; I8th, Netlie M Snow, snow, Boston. sailed 16th, brigs Anna (Br), McKenny (from *t Mar- tins), Lockport, NS: 17th, Six Freres (Br), Boudrais (trom Demerara), St Joos. N¥ (both having repaired), In port May 20, barks Eliza Barss (Br), Vesey, fur New York same day; Harvest Moon, Ryley. fo be sola at pub- lie auction; stella (Br), rerry, w(g orders. Batuorst, NB, May 1J—Arrived, bark Josephine (Br). West, New York. Cabtz, May 8—Tn port brig Mary Fink, Dyer, trom Co- Drary, Thompson, from Brunswick, runna;'schrs Wm arrived Ist: Wm M Jones, Davis, from almeria, arriy: 3 John Pierce, Toun- Ella M Storer, Wade, d ‘21—Arrived, bi send, Wilmington; Deborah S Soule, Soule, Philadel- phia}, 224, barks Lavinia, Davi, New York; Yumuric r le, do. Sailed 224. barks J S Winslow, Davis, Falmouth; Mary MeKee, Sherp, north of Ha teras, brigs Emma L Hall, Perry,'do; Reaper (Br), Long, do; schrs Abbie pand, Foanials, do; Franconia, Leavitt, do; Ariadne, er, do. Cresvorcos, May 19—Arrived, brigs Carrie Parington, Whittemore, Boston; Fidelia (i Youn Shi Kaith (Br), Miller, Kingston, Ja; 20th, Chieftain (Br), do; ‘Teviot (Bri, Wilson, Boston. Balied Zist bark Teresa (Br), Kohl, New York; brig M P Harrington (Br), Stewart, do; schr Matilda M (Br), Merriam, Boston. Havawh, May 22—Arrived. steamer Gumie, Simpson, Indianola (and sailed 24th for do) ; bark Caibarien, Hop: kins, Lroon; 24th, steamer Yazoo, Barrett, New Orleans; sehrs Brigadier, Norton, Philadelphia: J ‘Ricardo Jo Little, New York. Arrived 24th, Sieamer Colon, Tanner, New York (so re- ported—the C cleared from New York jor Aspinwall). ‘Sailed 224, steamer City ot Vera Cruz, Deakin, New York: brig ‘Havana, Meyer, do; 24th, barks Minnie Hunter, Woodman, do; Lillian M Vigus iBr), Vigus, Falmouth, &; brig’ Maggie Vail (Br), Yratt, north of Hateras; schr Mary A Rich, Maguire, do. roll, from Bos- Hativax, May 2—Arrived, steamer ' MacassaR, March 5—Sailed, bark Gerredina Wiihe! Spear, ton. Miracoane, May 12—In port, brig Emeline, Uhishol from Boston, arrived 7th: Klith. Johnson, from Wi- mington for New York, idg: sehrs NJ Miller, Harris, | from boston, arrived 7th disg; Deceora, Thompson, ATANZAS, May 21—Arrived, bark J H Chadwick, How, New York: schrs tmily Curtis, Barbour, Philadelphia; Cumberland, Webver, Baltimore: Fannie & Willams, Twiford, do? Miranda, Mitchell, do; 23d, barks Noren: Nicho's, Portiand; Acacia, Anderson, Bostou; brig O Suliman, Tibbetts, do; schr J W Coffin, St John NB, sailed ‘2zd, barks Ellen Stevens, Hrowa, Baltimore; Carrie # Lone, Park, north of Hatteras; brig C jo. tn 5 north of Hatteras: Nellie J Dinsmore. Parker, do; 24th, steainer Gracia (Sp), Balilmore; barks George fsson Gunn, New York; Cow Dupont, Nichols, north of ; Brig Wauban, Spencer, New York; schr Clara Smith, Packard, Baltimore, Puaisten Cove May 22—Passed. barks James Kitchen (Br), Reynolds, New York for Pictou; Richard B Chap- man’ (Br), St John tor do: brig Minnie, Portland for Georgetown, PEL Pictou, N#, May 21—Arrived, bark Jas I'rimroge (Br), McDonaid, New York. Queenstown, May 24—Arrived steamer City of Berlin | (Br), Kennedy, New York tor Liverpool. KANGOON, ADril 9—In port ships Annie Fish, Hoffses, for Lurope; Uncle Toby, sinnett. tut do; Ryerson (Bri, Deans, fordo: Storm King, Bovd, for do: Morse, ae for do»bark Ella Stewart (Br), Pennery, tor 0. Rro Graxne, March 29—In port, bark Pepita, Gatj« for Roston:; brigs Heury kina, Harrington, for di Aurora. for New York, idg; Fido, Henken, unc; schr A 4 Holton, Smith, for New York. Kio Jane April 24—in port, bark Leander (Br), | Lopez. for Hampton Roads. Santos, Apr 19—Salled, bark Agil (Br), Hill, Hampton Roads SINGAPORE, ‘pril 8—In port ships Cuba, Theobald, tor Burmah, Mati'da, Carver, une; bares Witch, Lewis, for Boston; Stautield (Br), Cumming, and Our Annie (Br), Eden, for New York. Surivam, May 4—In port bark Fanny Lewis, Edwards, for Boston } bri¢ Aristos, Tucker, for do do. Simon's Bay, CGH, April 15—[n port, ship Sacramento, repg; bark Ethan Alien. Hardy, tor Boston, lig Reunion, merson, from Table Bay, ‘arrived 10uh, to n, do. St Hetexa, April 17—Arrived. bark Anna L Tayior, Percival, Algoa Bay (and sailed 19h tor Boston). | Passed istn, bark Laurel (Br), Davies, from Yokohama for New York. Sacva, May 21—Arrived. schr Mand, Robinson, New York: 224, brig ME Leighton, Wallace, Boston, sailed 2ist, berks Nannie T Bell, Fitts, Boston; J F | Rotman, Ray, north ot Hatteras; Caro, Brooks, do; | brigs Joun Masob, Vorter, and George W Chase, Patter- son, do; Hattie 5 bishop, Bisnop, do; sehr Susan B Kay, Endicott, do. Sypwey, CB, May 22—Arrived, bark Faacett (Br), from Mayport; prig Wanderer (Br), do | Cable steamer Farrady by'some accident lost an an- | chor yesterday. | StJoux, Ni, M1—Arrived, bark Camilla (Nor), Christiansen, Bostor Arrived 2d, bark Martha A McNeil, Havre via Roc! (Nor), Pedersen, Queens | town for orders, ’ satied 22d, barks Impere (Br), Dublin; Abigail (Br), Liverpool; Prednaes (Nor), Queenstown. Clesred, bark Harmone |. Queenstown ; brig Pro- tens, Matanzas. Tasce Bay, April 15—In port, brig T Remick, Rose, for ©uba (cleared); schr Arnon (Ger), Jongebdlood, for sew | York, dg. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, May 22—Arrived, schrs Wm Collyer, | Pawtucket; Archer & Reeves, Boston. Satled—Sehrs Geo H Mill omerset; § © Tryon, Bos- ton; Frank Leamiug, Thos W Laven, Joseph Bray-nore, Jas H Moore, Chas Lawrence, and Sarah J Bright (Grom | Georgetown), " | BUSTON, May 2—Arrived, schra Alpha, Saalsbary, | Sagua; |G Hickman, Hickman, Philadelphia; Kuth i Sherman, Wilson, New York. | Za—Arrived, bark -arimiento, Moody, Buenos Ayres; hr Cyrus Chamberlain, Handy, Woodbridge, NJ; Al: mira M Cloutman, Thurston, do, | ‘ed, ship Geo i’ Warres (Br), Bilis, Banjoe- | bark ‘Albion (1). Wyman, Barvadon: beige | Kenneth, (Br), Dugan, St Cienfuegos; schrs, Cn ; Nevinger, smith, Alexandria; Josep Buder: Wm G Learborn, ~¢ull, and Richard V inson, Baliimore; Jas 5’ Hewett, Foster, Phil le Ryerson, Cousins, Weehawken; Joseph J Pharo, Cranmer, do: Caleb baton, Savage, Baracoa, | roweil, Piiladelphia; | Dominion (Br), Clem: enta Yarmouth, Ns; nana (Br), Marwith ham, Rosario; brigs'C Cranmer, vowe: Below, bark Horace -cudaer, Trinidad; schre MF Pemerick, and Enos B Phillips, Baltimore; od M Buell, . New York; Aus. New York. Alexangria, Cleared—Steamers Nerens, Bear: Beived Kirby, do; barks vibele taroucich, Queenstown ogg Barbados, biiza Whit ovton, ata Chance (Br), Paine, st ‘Domingo; JL Bow Pensacola; achrs Millie Yrim, -Drinkwat Cae cksot ie, Ji Eleutnera; Wm M rived, brigs Harry, Barnes, Cardenas; Jas M ker, Havana, sche Annie Virden, Bernard, Ual- ‘od—Steamer Wm Wooaward, Young, New Yorke sobrs Alexander Wiley, Beacham, Savannah; % ington, Crowell, Boston; Annie Ainsden, M ae ort. land , James Saiterth waite, Wolf, Broo! lynis Knight, rly, New Ha: Fenton, Saybrook, © & N ‘Row ven; Kiwood Dorah, Warrenton, New Yor! Also cleared—Steamer Geo Appold, Loveland, Boston; barks Sesti Dabrovacki (Aus), Gogga, Cork or Falmouth; Vesterlide (Nor), Larsen, do. Donnell, McKinley, | Isaac H Robbins, 3h BRUNSWICK, Ga—Artived, May 22, bark Elma 8 Mil- ligan \Br), Mitchell, New York Cleared—sohr J 'M Morales, Bidridee, Port an Prince r BASS HARBOR, Me, May ld—Arnved, sour Upbir, Benson Calais (or Phiadelp) —s Sailed 17th, schrs H E Wellman, Verril!, Barbados sag, Opie, Henson, Philadel nie need T Weaver, Glad- ding, Georgetown, DO, for Watren; & & L Cordary, Box san, Mexandrie. CHARLESTON, May 21—Clearea, schrs Mary M Latchum, Wilmington, Del; Windward, staples, Waldo- bape, Me via Hacker, fc rt, Fole: a 5 ATI I, Or ve: a PERNANDINA, May. IS—Arrived, schirs z cock, Tomlin, /lliadeiphia; Mary 'W Hupper, Gillman, Go; hair & Crammer, Cuombs, do. i pith Cleared, stenintug Godirey Keebier, Shourdsy lade lp! FORTRESS MOMROE, May 2%—Arrived, barks For- tuna (Por), Dunkirk, seeking; L G Bigelow (ir), Perris, beltast, 1, do; sehr Alexander, from Duukirk, do. Passed in—Ship Andrew Johnson, O'Brien, (rom Lobas. Passed our—steamer Nurnberg Ger), trom. Baltimor for Bremen; bark Troubadour (Br), from Norfolk for" Liverpool. FALL RIVER, May 22—Arrived, schr Rache! Seaman, from ——. Salled—Schrs Naiad Queen, and Messenger. GALVESTON, May i9—Arrived, schr Ance Rodges, Skinner, Tuxpan. 234—-Arrived, steamer State of Texas, Bolger, New York via Key West. Sailed—Steamer City of Austin, Eldridge, New York via Key West. GEORGETOWN, SC, May 18—Arrivea, schr Mary & Stockham, Cordery. New York. (Mobili, May’ 22—Arrived, schr Sunny Souths om — an Arrived, schr Lizae (Br), from British West In- Cleared—Schr Manantico, Randlett, Vera Crus. NoaW ORLEANS, May 4—Ol steamer © W Lordy Colton, Havana und Philadelphia’ ship Harmonia, Small, Liverpool; bark Comtesse Deuchatel (Hr), Dub PePanss, May 2%—Sailed, ships Crescent City, Pasca- ‘ailed, jaty, sepafhad fiat bark Malt (Br), in ‘a ™ alta (Br), Liverpool. Algo sailed, bark Fanny J. McLetian, Europe. Ship Western Eimpure is stull on the bar. Steamer Cortes did not sail 23d, butis inside the bary WRORFOLIC May 22-Arrived, schr Hattie & Gil Owen, West tndlea. ste om red—! 8 in, Owe: merara, Sailed—Brig Maurice, Veasie, Baroadon, NEWBURYPOR(, May 22—Salled, schr Ed ward Lames yer, Mulliken, Mayiguea, PR. NEW BEDCORD, May arrived, schr Lucy Wheat Jey, Baltimore. fled 25d, schrs Alex Young, Philadelpbia; American Hagley do:'Golden Eagle, and Stephen J” We me New York; Boston, do. 2d—Arrived ship Marengo, San Francisco; burk Salier (Ger), Yon Rutvern, St Helena (both with oil on. 0) schra Hastings, Chase, New York ; 5 4 Hawes, Fort, Baitimore: 8S L Thompson, Holland, Rondoyt. Also Sailed—Schr Benjamin English, Chase, New York. NEWPORT, May 2l—Arrived, schrs Battie M Howes, Howes, Georgetown, DC 3 Alida, Byown, and Belle, Simp son, Providence ior New Yor! dailed—Schrs 6 H Warford, Sree Pawtucket for ‘all Ry New York; J Terry, Morrison, for Kingston, NY; Albert Jameson, Candage, New York for Pi a5 sloop Favorite, Staples, Helfast for New York, zd—Arrived, schrs Geo Amos, Bunker, Portland for Sandy Hook; ‘Joseph EB Potts, Petty, Providence tort ew York. jed—Schrs 1 B Anthony, Rose, Block Isiand; Pi & Hooper, Braabury, Haverstraw, NH skinner, Theashe er, River tor Georgetown, DC; Christiana, Gardner, New York; Phwbe lizabeth, Mapes, New Bed{ord tor Hoboken; ‘sarah Bruen, Pelty, Providence for New, 01 ‘Also sailed of the above arrivals, schrs Belle, and Francis Corwin. ‘Uth—Arrivea, schr Joseph K Foward, Howard, 8 John, NB, tor Philadelphia (ee Miscellany). NEW LONDON, May 22—, ved, sclirs Louisa Bird~ sall, Baltimore ;' Expedite, New York for Frovidence z Spray, Hoboken; Win Mayo, Rondout Bi —Sehrs Samuel Applegate, and Cornelius, New York: Tabitha & Hannah, do. 2ith—Arrived, schr J McCloskey, Hoboken for Newport (ee Miscellany}. NORWICH, May 22—Arrived, schr Fanny Fern, Ho- boken. NEW HAVEN, May 22—Arrived, bark Mercator (Nor), Wig. Suicdla; brie Amoliar Field, and Geotwe, Buowas Ponce: schrs Margaret & Lucy, Avery, jumore; Ports land, Morgan, St Croix. PASS CAVALLO, May 18—Arrived, schr @ M Porter, ANcHed isch schre Ajax, Saunders, Tampa; 168, E schrs mpa; 16th, Eu- geue Borda. Cook, Pascagoula . PENSACOLA, May 20—Arrived, barks Georgiana (Br)? Crane, New York; Franklin we), Oberg, Liverpoo! > Jeasie Boyle (br), bia Phe et 3 PORT ROYAL, SC, May steamer Montgo~ mery, Faireloth, New York. Hin Arrived, steamer Hunter, Quick, New Y, PHILADELPHIA, May %—Arrived, steamers Catha- rine Whiting, Harding, Providence; ‘Norman, Nicker- Viorida, Crocker, Providence; George tf Stout, New York; schrs J @ Babcock, Smith, Bos~ ton; ‘Althea, smith, do: Julia A Garrison, Smith, doy Kincora, Diets, Kincora; Edith B Evern Corson, Providence; Anna Burton, McMallay, Bostn; Mina, ory w York. Also arrived—Barks Ann Elizabeth, Dorp, Matanzas; Wright ind, Card Matthew Baird, Greenleaf, Cardenas; Liz: Wright, Liverpool: brigs Bliza. Morton, Le. nas; 4 H Williams, Tucker, Matanzas; Hail ‘Oolum- bia, Brereton, Trinidad; sarah Wali: A] Armstrong. Bony Mary (ir), Pallot, — Antigni F Farnham, Brewster, vena; Pearo Lake, Cienfuegos; Quoddy, Fanning, Windsor, NS: Henry Middleton, Brower, Baracoa} Adam Bowlby, Tilloton, Biue Hill: Lottie Beard, Perry, New Bedtord; Kave & Luella, Bonsall, Hallowell, Mi Geo M Brainard, Crockett. Fox Island; Fanny Butle: Butler, Lockpor Me; tug Godfrey Keebler, Shourds, Fernandina. Cleared—Steamer A C Stimers, Warren, New York; EC Biddie, Pierce, do; brigs Ida’ L Kay, Haskell, Bos: ton; Minnehaha (Br), Mitchell, St Thomas; schrs 4 Steelman, Price. Turk’s Ivan Oceanus, Young, Provi- dence: Wild Pigeon, iripp, Somerset; John Cadwala- Or wich; Yankee Boy, Hugnson, New Haven; Lady ¥ilet Somers, Roxbury; Ocean Wave, Somers rita Rui has iaggint cintosh, Barbados, Petungill,” Pettingill, Portland. Newcasrix, Del, May 24—Schrs Proviaence ; Joanna Doughty, for Pigeon, for Somerset, passed down der, Phinney, sagartown; Rovin Hood, Baker, schr Julia A Brown, for Tarks "alana, a 1 Sehr Julia A Bro 5 tow, yesterd: sania ay. steamers: Vind ator, for Providence, and itor, for Charleston, passea down on Saturda: evening es) A barkentine, 3 herm brigs and two schrs below here, coming up. Noou—sehr Young Teazer, from New Bedford, is pass- Ing up. PM—Bark John Geddie (Br), for Aspinwa'l, and seny Ada F Whitney. tor Cardenas, passed down this PM. Sehrs Fred Jackson, Winnie Lawry, J B Anderson and RE Turner passed aj this PM Detawal aM—Arrived Satur- = even ers. Bark Prince Hassen passed out yesterday. Steamer Juniata passed out at® PM on aturday, PM—Went to sea yesterday, bark Christiana, and brig- a nd schr Helen sharp sailed for Philadelphia at PM. PORTLAND, May 23~Arrived, T Barris Kirk, Boothbay, to load tor Newark. ied aus aramid schr Mary Clark, Rockport tor New or! Cleared—s er Franconia, Br: New York. PORTSMOUTH, May 2l—Arrived schrs C H Macomber, Hallowell tor Albany, NY; Annabella, Hutchings, York tor Boston; Pia: net, Henderson, Bangor tor Newark (and ail remainea 22}. PROVIDENCE, May 22—Arrived, schrs Silas Brainerd, Puell; James Alderdice, Rockhill, and Estelle Day, Tracy, Philadelphia; John D Buckalew, Thompson, Elizabethport for Pawtucket; AG Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Verpianek George 5 Allison, Leet, Haverstraw Ann biiza, Caswell, and Rescae, Kelley, in the lower harbor, Wms Gesnér, Kxbert; timeline & Potter, worth, and John Crockiord, Hart, Hoboken. red—Bark Antonio @ (ital, Cal New York. Crocker, | Phtindeiph do; schrs M M Merrim: Crane, Ba: 'D Hilton, Newton, George” town, Wiley,’ Baltimore; morel Douglas Hayn do vi H ‘nner, Hyd i Thompson, Bradiord; Susan Ross, : rs, Hann Hiram Tucker, Knowlton: J Ponder, Je, Brown; Knowlton} T W Allan, Carter} mond Pochasset. Rac Mary Leo Newton, Anaconda, Ficket Abbie 5S Emer Emery, Johoni Meserve, French: Maxon Rogers, Abram: LO Well Wells; Nightingale Young: Joba Stockham, Hart, an Win NeCobb, Golden, New York; Khaa J Raynor, Mitchell, do via Brookhaven. 23d—Arrived, schrs a, Lippincott. Georgetown, DC; Sarah A Faicover, Wilson, Rondont: Franklin Pierce, Filandon, dc; lease Sherwood, Kngle, Havers ar Kilza & becca, Steelman, Hoboken, N & if Gould. Wixon, do; Heury Lemuel, Alien, New York. Beiow—sehr an ood White, Weenawken. Sailed—SelirsG L Lovell, Albany ; Watchful, New York; Swallow, Carlow. ao; Harbinger, Dodge from Paws tucket), do; Exchange, Perkins, do. ‘Mth—Arrived, steamer Hunter, Philadeipnia. In the West Bay, sunday, AM—Seur Florence Dean, own, UC, for — jad of Long Island Sound 21s! Fanny Fern, lien M Baxte: & Lucy, Brazos, A B Ande PM, boond iltiam Hark. n, William N Gesner, ves Lark, KM Aldrich, Ainert Pharo, Freestone, FG kuvell, vady Kmma, Lucy Church, A It Muribart, Francis © Smith, May Munroe, Mary Hood, success, rock, and others. PAWIUCKEI, May Z—Arrived, sehrs D C Foster, Pex rick, Rondout; Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Khia | bethport. satled—Schrs James English, Barker, aud tiarbinger, ® . May 22—Arrived, steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York. Sailed—sehrs H P Simmons, Willetts, and Thos !Booz, | Sommers, New York. FRANCISCO, May 16—Arrived, bark Shooting Austin, Tavo, Mex. led. ip Alaska, Tuttle, Victoria. Ha—Arrived ship Castleroy (Br), Butchart, Glagow. 244—Arrived, brig Tartar (Ger), Kaemena, Mong Kong ST MARYS, Ga, May l—Arrived, schr Lizzie kvans, Mohan, New York. ore Bark Sarah A Dadman (Br), Dudman, Monte- video. SALEM, May 2—Sailed, schr Raven (from Cala Now York. 2d—Arrived, schrs Juliet, French, Bangor for New Yorn; T Benedict, Crocker, Portland for do. Bd—Arrived, schrs Naaant, Melntire, Rondout; Sem. Bird, Stanley, Weehawxen; tlero, Baker, New ¥ Salled—sehrs Anna L Lockwood, StJola. ee. town, DO; KJ Heracy, Cannon, Southern port; Juliet, fs T Knight, ‘and T Benedict, VINEYARD HAVEN, May 22.—Arrived, A Flerce, Salem, tor New York. "(See Miscell Also arrived, sie Wm A Hennessey, for #ostou, with a dredging machine and s& ; schts Maggle 2 Smith, Baltimore for Salem: Four sts tors, do, for Newburybort; Wm ¥ Gatrison. Georzetown for Boston; Ocean Traveller, Pmiladelpnia for Beverly: Win © Bee, Boston. for Georgorown, DU: Deitic. do, 1 savannah (lost anchor); Keystone, Usiais, for Sailed—All before reported, excepting senrs Pierce Susan stetson, Willie Harris, Joseph Kay, and Four sisters. 2ad—Arriver, brig Salve (Br), Montevideo March 26, for Boston; scifrs Laura 3 Chester, Pert Antonio for Bos- , Georgetown for do: May Munroe, Pond, A ton; George Nevin 3 Hoboken for Roun: lammond, Saco for New York; kva, Boston for do; Mary & tHiggin, New York for Provincetown. (See Miscellany). sailed—All vessels, excepting, Brig, Salve and acnro- Georee ‘A Pierce, M & Uiggin, May Munroe, and vres- len. Mth—No arrivats. Satled—Sohrs Dresden, ME WILMINGTON, NO.—Arrivé Baiyoar, Waltimore. iggin, and May Monroe, y 2d, steamer Zodiac, h—Arrived, barks Amanda (Ger), Schulte, Mar- Alles jn rich (Ger), Ostrish, Londo: Jallesand, Antwer); Maria Wakes, May 22—Arrived, schrs J T Weaver, Giad~ ding, Georgetown, DC; Messenger, Spellman, New York. MISCE LLANEOUs faeces DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER ‘ent States; legal everywhere; desertion, ac., sumf~ signs cases: 8g penietty Fequired { no charge adtil din. et i eK py ee. OUss, Attorney, LARGR AND COMMODIOUS COTTAGE WANTED, rl a Rd ot Fort Washington. Address je box ne BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM Difs ferent States; no publicity; saviee free; not ablic | pasmports procured : Ke DERICK |. KING, Law vilices No 6 Bast kiwhih surces