The New York Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1875, Page 12

12 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS. First Day of the Spring) Meeting. | INTERESTING TROTTING. Foam Nettie Buriew and Sea the Winners. ‘The trotting at Prospect Pack Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon was very inferestinr and Rreatiy enjoyed by the thousand spectators. Ergot heats were closeiy contested, fur in each race. ‘The track was good and the weather pleasant, Tne — following are the detalis of the sport:— THE gg Bae aly tii PROSPECT PARK Falk GROUND ASSv SPRING MeerinG—Fixst Day, TUrspay, June 1.— Parse $1,000, for liorses that baye never veaten 2:45; $600 Lo the first, $300 bo the cecond and $190 | to the third horse; mue neats; best three in tive, in herness, | ENTRIES. | | R. S, Bent’s b. m. Netti Burlew. Dan Mace’s 0, m, Maud... J. A. Goldsmith's b, pi, Edie Deans.... P. J. Movinnis’ bv. s Ben bruce. ©. 5. Green's br. m, Tornado Matd J. HK. Phillips’ be. s. Compeer. 4. Tron gt. b. Freneh F. J, Nodine’s b. g. Hampton, B. ©. Ford’s b. g. Yan Kora TR. Thornton's 0. m, Vesta. r W. S, Brook's lik. ¢. Pat MeCann KR. S. Siater’s b. g. Varruliton. p. OFConner's bIK. # Vaican. J. H. Mariin’s eh. g. Trustee. H, W. Howe's br. g. David. T. H, Sbephera’s b. m. Kosi. G, W. Marpny’s b. m. Benien, 4. Dugrey's g. Mm. Sleepy Mary. Smonnsten Cee ae) 2 Gooesreom “ e, 7 e 7 Gunren Half. Ter, f. First beat BOM Lilt Second neat... ¥ 113) Third heat 1134 Fourth a Lily in the pool, The fleld was the iavorite, however, and at First Heate—iornudo Mald sold nighest the start at two to one over Tornado Maid, 1. BB. French was frst away, Maude second, Ben Bruce therd, Vista foirta, Hampcon firry, Dan Ford sixth, the others iollowing ina straggling man- ner, Atthe quarter pole, which was passed in 883¢ seconds, 1. B. Frenen led by a head, Maude secon1, Ben Bruce taird, Vista fourta, Hampton ith, Van Ford sixth, the others a3 celore placed. Maude soon went to the irout and jeg two leagtis io the litii-mile pole in 1:14, French second, bMe Deans third, Compeer iourta, Hampton fita, Vau Ford sixih, 1ornado Maid se euth, the otiers jar pening, Maude led half a dozen lengths at tne tiree-quarier pule, Elie | Deans second, Frenen third, Gumpeer fourch, Tor- nado Malu fifth, ban Fora sixth, Vesta seventh, Netue Burlew eights, Hampton nino, ben Bruce jenta, Maude came’ sieadily nome and won the heat vy four lengtus mw %, Mill: Deans second, ‘Yornago Maid turd, T. B. Prenel jourth, Compeer fifth, Nettle buriew sxcb, Vesta sevento, Dau Ford exgata, Hampton pmth, Ben Bruce tenth. second Heat.—iornaao salud sold for 270, Maud $57, the fleid $.5. Netue BuriewW took tue ieic, sormado Matt second, Maud tuird, Dan Fora jourth, tbe others in a bunch. At she quarter pole, which Ws passed im 873, seconds, Nettie Bariew lea, Maud second, Ben Krave tuird, Lompeer Jourtn, Etiie peaus te, TB. Frencn | a, Hampton sevenin, Vesta « enehtn, Tornsdo Maia ninth, Dan Ford tenth. Netite Burlew showea the way to the halfmue pole im 1:134,, Maude second, Beu Bruce :hird, the others a4 oclore given. Going uown th lower s'retch Mauae vroke up, the pace belag tou sharp for wer, Waeu Ben Bruce took second piace and Maue @ Very Vigorous attempce to overtake Nettie Buriew. fhe race then became simply a maten between her and Ben Brace, and a most briliant tins toey made of it, Nettie buriew winuing by a length and # halt, .Me Veans wird, eight or ten jeugtus vebind, Maude jourin, Com. ith, J. B Fremea sixth, Tornado Maid seventh, Hampton eivnti, Dau Ford miota, Vesta dintancea, ‘Lime, 28 as Third Heat—Netve Buriew sold tor $35, Tor- Dado $30, feia $25. Nettie Burlew was first away, Ben Bruce secoud. i French third, Compeer fourte, Maud fit, Hampiow sixth, billy Deaus seventh, Tornado Maid elgath. Netue Buriew opened ‘a wide gap to the quarter poie, I. b. French second, Compeer third, EMe Deans fourth, Maud fiftn, sen Bruce sixth, hampiou seventn, Yornado Maid eigntn, Time, 364; seconds, Nethe opemed the ip to the hali-mile poie, passing shat potnt eignt lemgntns im iromt im 1:34, bine Deans secoud, Maud turd, T. B. Fienea wurtn, Vompeer With, Beo Bruce sixth, Hampson sev- euth. Nettie kept in front and won & heat in 2:204g, EMie second, Bea Bruce third, Compeer joursa, Hampton Gith, Y. B. French sixth, Tor- nado Maid seventh. Time, 2:30 's Fourth Heat.— Nettie Suriew sold for $100, the fleid for $24. Nettie Buriew bad the vest ol the send-off, Compeer ~ecuna, 1. 8. French third, Eis Deans fourtu. Ben Bruce fith, Torpavo Maid sixth, Hawpiou seventi, Maua eigoth. Buriew opened @ Wide gap fo the quarter poie in 38 second, Com. Ff secoud, Hampton thd, T. B. Frenen sourta, the otners loilowiug in a bunch. Nettie was eight lengths in front at toe hait-wile pole, ia 1:l4s;, Effie Deans second, lornade Mais third, Ben Bruce fourth, Maude Muh, 1. #. French *ixtv, Compeer seventh, Hampton eignta, At the turee-qnarter pole Netie ees leaving five leogtus, tornado Maid second, Dat sve Sv0d broke Up and fell Duck. Netue Buriew came «Nn steadily aud won the neat aud race oy bait a dozen jeagses, in 2:29%. ben | Bruce second, Efie Peaus tuird, Maud lourta, Tor- nado Maia fifa, Compeer sixto, 1. B. Preach sev- enta, Mampion eignta. Maud wou second moucy and Efie Deans the third prize. THE SKCOND TROT. SAME Day.—Purse $1,500, for horses that have never beuten 2:26; $100 in the Drst, $450 to tue second, and $159 /0 the third Rose; mie hears, best turee im five iu harness. ENTHIES, J. Trout’s g. m. Sea Foam Dap Mace’s oik. m. Brancae. - Al. Carroti’s or. 8, Javiive Lambert. Badd Vovie’s br, m. Clementine 1. Murphy's b. g. Charite Green. RK TRernron’s g. g. Koyal George. J. Waiser’s bik. mm. May bird W. Loveii’s b. @ Barney Keiy. E. Deckenberen’s b. m. Kitty D W. Sergeant's b. m. |@dy Banker E. ©. waite’s b, g. Ed. White C. 8. Green’s br. g. Major Kot, . TIME, Quarter. OM ane ROM Roos semen First heat. Second heat. Third neat, . Fourth beat. . First Heats over any Damed horse. Charley Green was away drat, Jabuee Lamoert second, May bird taird, Barney Kelly fourth. siencne fifth, Royai Gorse xh, Kitty B. seventh, Clementine eighth, sea m ninth, At the quarter pule, which was wssed In 3735 BecOnGS, Cvariey Green led, Barney eliy second, Kiaoche third, Jubitee Lambert foursb, Kitty . fifta, Clementine sixth, Koyai George sevento, Sea foam eit May Bird minth. At the half mile Charley Green was still sa front, Kitty ». second, sca Foam tnird, Barney Ketiy fourth, iKoysi George fiftn, Blanche mxth, Juyiee Lambert sevenin, Ciemen- tine tn, = May Bird Time, 1:4 were several changes on che way nome. Ses Foam soon tovk the lead, and, keeping it to @ end, won by two Ciemenit second, Charley Green ti Blancne bert eizoch, Kitty D. sintn. Second Heat.—Koyai George had | Bird second, Barney Kelly third, Bi sh, Jubilee Lambert sixth, Sea Foam Ciementine eigath. Blanche shen rusiea te the front, and atthe quarter pole was sour bs 19 front im 37 seconds, Uharley Gieen sev- ond, Sea Foum third, Karney Kelly ion th, Ulem- evtine firth, Jubtiee Lampert sixth, Royaitieorge seventh, May Bird eignth, Kitty D. ninth, Biancae opened a wider gap ac the haif mile pole tm 1:12, sing that point six jengtus ahead of Unari-y reen, Who Was & jengtu in front of Sea foam, Clementine fourth, the others spread out widely, Biancbe continued to lead to the end, winning tue west by three lengths in 2:25, dea Foam sec- ond, Charley Green third, Juvbliee Lamvert fourth, | Royal George fith, May Hird sixto, Barney Kelly | seventh, Clementine eigotn, Kitty D. ninth, } Third Heat.—Biancne sold for $110, sea Foam $70, the Helu $27. Jubiice Lambert was away first, bea Foam second, Bianche toird, May Bird, jonrth, Barney Kelty fitn, Clementine sixth, Koyal Georve Seventh, Charicy Green eignin, Kitty 0. ninth, | Blanche dashed through tue horses »nd took a Wad of two lengths tothe quarter pole, ing that polut in 37 seconds, Lampert second, Chariey Green taird, “ea Foam ‘fourth, May bird with, Barney Kelly eixth, Kitty D, seventh, Clementi eimnth, Royal George ainth. Going to the halt anlie Pew Bianehe vroke up and Lambert leo a | past that pomt 10 1:15),, sea Foam second, Charley Greeu third, Bianche fourth, May Bird Royal George fourth, May Bird Hite, sixth, Barney Kelly seventh, Jantiee Lam: Time, 2:26. lead, May Gite, Clementine sixth, Barney Kelly seventh, Royal George eighth, Kit'y D. nintu. Sea Foam ‘Went to the front on the lower stretch and coming away won the beat by two lengths i Lambert second. Cnariey Gree to, Blancue fit » Javier third, Clementine ato, ‘Sea Foam sole for $120, and tho field ior $40. Juoiiee Lambert was the frst away, sea Foam second, Barney Kelly thid, iancne yourth, Royal George fifth, Gaarley Green sixth, Clementine seventh, May Hird eighth. sea foam oe took the ag hy oy kept it to the end, pass: pole seconds, (Re hali-imie } ip 1:14, and she Mase the teat in 2:25%, Jucnee Lambert second, Uiementine teird, Blancne fourth, May Bird fff, Chariey Green sixth, Koval seventh, barney Keily eightn. Kitty 1. having ween withdrawn. Biancie won second money, Jabilee Lambert tinra, Two trots will take place to-day, both waving large entries, | et A SCHOOLHOUSE BURNED. EXTENSIVE FIRE IN EAST NINTH STREET—NAR- ROW ESCAPE OF SEVEN HUNDRED SCHOOL CHILDREN —- TWENTY-FIVE FAMILIES LESS—-LOSS ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY- THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS. HOUSE- At twelve minutes past twelve o'clock, yester- day alternoon, Fire Signal No. 297 was sounded, indicating that a fire had vroken out in Ninth street, between avenues Aand D. The fact that there was a schooliouse in Ninth street, nesr avenue D, made the firemen, if possibie, more active than they would otherwise have been. When the first engine reached the street indi- cated in the alurm it was found that the sawmill of Kurstadt & Smith, a adjoining Grammar Dawes, 38, 0. T14 East Ninth street, pehool No, to a Jew minutes hall a dozen streams was in trom the several engines that bad arrived were pourtug im on the burning vuilding. Notwith- Ming tue alacrity of the firemen the fre was too mucu for their effort, and the inflammable Siu in the mill roared and crackled fast and Sercely. The sudden increase in the flames ad- moutshea the teachers im the schcol house next door to cismiss the children, whom toey pad in S2av0l during the dinner hour, it is the custom to allow all the chtidren ont at twelve o’ciock tial some preter These jatter only persons in broke our, to dling and the they may go home and have !unch; their Inch to school. tencners the school house when the fre Fron all accounts it appears that were but the with tnese few great confusion and excitement Was occasioned, and a report was curreat that one Of the teachers, Miss Savah E, Crummy, oF the primary depariment, had broken her leg, it appears that while she and alittle girl named Anuie Lotisct were jumpiag from the iront wine dow to the street MISS CRUMMY LANDED AWKWARDLY on the fagstones and had The little girt was not injures without she ran dowa the arms of her motner, the fire had rushed from the her littie one, Wit! accident no other was re;orie: in stree who, ha her jeg broken. any Way, and, ving waiting to see how her teacher fared, ee) heard of house to look aiter the exception of this slight the 4. During the progress of the fire every one bad some wid story of such and such a person having been burned io deat, but none of these rumors were verified. Waile the cnildren ana teachers were getting out of rhe schoolhouse the fire bad gained such nead- Way as to communicate itself to the cupola of the buliding. ‘This Leing made of wood, and very ary, was cousumed in @ very short time. At this time if was thougnt por sibie so save the schoolnouse, and efforts looking to that ena were made. but without suc- cess, The Gre descended into the building with sucn astonishing rapidity that in twenty minutes after the cupola was ignited the whole interior of the edidee was ablaze. Mr. Murdock, the Janitor, losteverything he bed in the building, naving ouly time to rash throagit snd see oren Were sulin the building. W tion of the Hremen was taken up with house that nile ti th THE #LAMES EXTENDED. | down the street from tue mili aod whe throng in the street was immrneat danger. No. no chile atten- ie schgol- 716 was in now upmanageabie, aud the flremen found grest dimeuity in doting their ow venient was the crowd. y. 80 deuse @ud incon- ibe firemen knowine ihut the day was police parace day aespairea of getting amy assistance irom to brothers, and were considering th err ie bine-cuated ivisabuity of clearing the Street with the hose when Captain Killulea and & platoon of: thirt Von tne sceu hous*—jenction oi a igut men Yoe Captain leit the station | econd and Houston streels. ‘ap. aut tweive O'clock, to go 10 the purade, but, seeing the smoke coming trom the viernit house, he tarned his men about # fire. lives of many, jive, house No. 'y oF nd the scnool- sought the He lost tne glory of parading, but bis pres- ence at the scene of ine fre certainly saved the | 3 duortiy after he naa 718 caugnt fire, anu it was only by violence in Some cases that nis men succeeced in geiting tue peovle ont of the hou-e, +o intent were | They 1 SaViug Lueir househuld cua’ ot tue fire at tus stage was tiles, £0 the beat verritic us to ignite the houses on the norte sige of Ninta veet. The cornice oi No, 709 Which Was exungotsied a single stream. caugnt the blaze, At tue rear Of the schooluouse, In kignth street, the peopie yemoveu their vuluaole furniture, Jearing | (ae dre would communicate ings. wer hited th the groum No, 72) the! Lost It burned the oceuy number, Mir. McGuire, out of hi iteeif to their aweli- Several Oi the rear siutters of these houses (on Bre, Lut tne occupants of the nouses from sueir hinges und threw them to it Was hot until tne fre nad reacned the firemen got it under control. FIVE HUNDRED AND FIPTY DOLLARS, nt of the Lop floor o: this wasters, During tne excitement Mr. McGuire took $650 out of the burean drawer, and while hurry, arouna bis apartineats be lost the money aud was uuabie, owing to the density of the smo! Ke, to contuuue rearca ior it, The houses burned were occupied by about twenty-five jawiiles. soul Were tnsared, eave woiual ivss, wha bate ta tne necessity of plowing were {0 a very unsafe condition. rieen for a less amount ¢ She schoolhouse is a total wreck, nignt the firemen were discussing sown the walls, waren f waieh an tie ‘The joss by ibe fire will prova sly reach $123,000, white is swall Wuen it 13 vonsiderea bow terrivie a calamity the fire might have proved had it nap- pened a iew minutes earlier, when a dren W The house No. ¢ im the bu.lding. losses 718 Eust Ninth street, the enil- are a» Iolows:—To tue tenement $00), Tue buuding Is damaged to the extent of $10,000, At No. ) ast Niath street, the busiding and contests, the damage amounted to $1,500; insured jor $12,(00, The rear butlaing. Highs street, is Gamagea $uv0; insured for $700, Ni toe extent onl ‘The total 108s, and adjoining te $125,000, No. 365 to the amount of . $69 18 damaged to of $150; sured for $2,000, inclnding senool, piaging mill ements, Will not be jac from Bast FIRE IN WALKER STREET. CAPE OF THE DRIVER. At a quarter-past six o'clock | (G OF A FIRE ENGINE—NARROW Es- t evening fames ‘were discovered issuing fromthe second floor of the five story brown stoue front building No. 44 Waiker street. At alarm was promptly sounded and the district engines were soon on the spot, and in about halfan nour atter their arrival the flames were completely extinguished. floor of the buliding was occupied by C. Bary as a restanrant, and was damaged ro ihe amount of $500 by water. by Eas & (o., manuwiacturers of occasioned to their steck shirts. The frat The second and Oith floors were rensied The joss by both tire and water is estimated at $5,000, woich is said to be /ully cov- ered vy insurance. in geniiemen’s garmenis, woo vccupie: nad their stock sligntly injured: | the property of Jonn Gaywood, to the amount of $500; ilsured, and fourth Noor The butiding aud 18 injure’ Goidstein & brothers, deaiers the third While engine No. 31 was proceedinz to the dre it upset in badly injured. narrow escape from Chureu street, near Leonard, and was The driver of the engine had a being crashed peneatn it when It upset, but luckily eseaped with but siigot ipjary. YACHTING NOTES. ‘The following yachis passed Whitestone yester- da Yacit Sea Witeh, B.Y.C., Vice Commodore Hoit, from Greenport for New York. Steam yaent Day Dream, N.Y.7.C., Mr. W. B, Aspinwall, from New London for » GENERAL SHERIDAN. ew York. A COMPLIMENTARY DINNER AND PRESENTATION OF A TESTIMONIAL EVENING. TO THE OXNERAL—ns MARRIAGE TO MISS RUCKER NEXT THU! SDAY CiicaGo, Il., June 1, 1875, And elegant dinner was given to Geveral Sueri- dan at the Grand Pactile Hote! tu-nigut by a num. ber of bis personal friends, among whom were | General Anson Stager, Hon. C. b. Farwell, Jonn B, | prake, Hon, Caaries L. Wilson, Colonel H. W. Far- rar,Hon, W. F. Coolbaugh, Colonel Phi Wadsworth, | B. Juda ana Coionei Campbell. The dinner rigt!y private, and a complete surprise to invited to the hotel The satitary hero w: Hon, 5. was wire Was simply je friends. far- ther surprised in the preseatation of a saperb The affair was sold silver tea set of Six pieces. very creditabre to those com heartily enjoyed. rhed, and Was most ‘The maftriage of General Sheridan to Miss Rucker will take piace wt tae resiience o the bride's px ren(s, on inursday evening pext at eight o'clock. A POLITICAL DE CHARLESTON, 8. C. P. Leal ts reported have # charge of defraud mistoner curing Scott proceedings were wirected ies and ball was Oxed \ charged with election irauas au by ti t $410,009, C., Jane a member of the State Legisiature bsconded to avoid arrest on ng the State while Land Com- administration, be st Le rioting. AULTER ABSCONDS. 1, 1875. The iegal e author. lie 13 aisO med a tire | i WEST POINT GRADUATES. EXAMINATION OF THE GRADUATING CLASS—THE OPENING DAY—A SMALL ATTENDANCE. West Porn, June 1, 1875. Contrary to general expectations, the examina, tion of the graduating cass of 1875 was begun to-day. The Superintendent abd the oficers gen- erally bad made great preparations for the “opening day,” but somebow or other all the great people who were expected to be here to pay honor to the Board of Visitors did not putin an Appearance, a8 they were im duty bound to do, according to the regulations of the regu lar army. The class of 1875 is a no table one, It entered the Academy four years ago 100 strong, but it to-day numbers only forty-three, showing conclusively that the West Point way of muking great soidiers out of litue men 1s to-day as severe as it was iu the times of Lee and siaraee, Waen poiltical influence had n thing to do with graduating tavors. The members o1 the Board of Visitors are ail here this alternoon, even Ban Bavier being kind enough to putin an appearauce, woen le was least ex- pected on evening parad The full Board stanus as 10L0WS General Jacob Ammen, Maryland; General N. B. Baker, lowa; William Dowd, Sew York; U. H. Pa Khode Isiand: Professor Daniel C, Gilman, Calin Professor J ¥. Kellogg, Mlinois: Vice Adiiral stephen Kowan, United States Navy; Hon, Willian 8, Allison, nited . tates Senate; Hon,” Matt W. Ransom, Uniied States Senate: ion. sonjamin . Butler, United tates House of Represeutatives: Hon. ihomas J. Creamer, United States House of Kepresentattyes; tion. stephen A. Burlput, United states House of Representatives Toe following ure the names of the memoers of the graduating clas h, P. Andrus, Backus, Baird, J. M. Baldwin, Ballance, iiss, ‘Bolton, ‘Bridgman, Bush, Cherry, U. “H. Clark! Davis, bykman, rlwmhead, LK. i Mi. W. Howe, Hoyle, Hunt ‘Mann, Mason, McAnt L tt, Simpson, G. 1 " . fouey, Wagner, Wainwright, caver, & Wheeler, © W. Williams, Young. ~~ OBITUARY. EDWARD MELLEN, EX-CHIEF JUSTICE. Judge Edward Mellen, formeriy Chief Justice of Massachusetts, died at his residence, in Boston, during the night of the Sisto! May. He was a very disnuguisaed lawyer and greatly respected as a judge and when in private iile. HON. BELLAMY STORER. Hon. Bellamy Storer, ex-Judge of the Superior Court of Onio, a meinber of Congress about the year 1834, and widely known throughout the conntry, died at Cincinnati last night, aged 89 years. THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-iour bours, in comparison with the corresponding date o( iast year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud- buv’s pharmacy, HeRaLp bullding:— i874, 1875. 13 A. M. + OF oo 6A. M. - OS 61 9 A. M....... 70 6T 12M. eves 16 a Average temperature yesterday +t Average temperature jor corresponding date jast year. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARIURE FROM NEW YORK For THE MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY. Steamer. | Sail | Desttivation.| Office. Bothnia...... [fhonee Green Siate ot indiana. 72 Broa way. Canaaa.. ./ 69 Broadway. bl broadway §.|Livernoot «(19 isrouu way 7 Bowing Greea ne Green ad way | '&@ Broaaway. kowlmg Green | 19 Broadway. ' 15 Broaaway. 69 Broaawa7. 5 Broauway Koverda: Giasgow. Liverpool Divernon! :| Liverpool 2 Bowlme Green | eo rondway | + Bowling Green Algén binie of Georgia. Gellert Celtic. iy Broadway Enn... 9 Broad way. Cuy of Berhin 15 Bron way. Vietoria, +|7 Bowling Green | 2 Bowling Greea | 29 Broadway. 4Bownng Green 01 Broacwa ¥. 19 Broadway. 5 Kroutwa Broadway owing Greea & Kroadway 2 liroad wav. ) Broadway. 19 broaaway. 15 Broaaway . 12 Bowline Green Liverpoo! Liverpoo! Britannic. Clty of briseei souau. ag NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OY NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—Tho New Youx Herat bas adopted a distinguishiaz Corton night signal for use on board the Lxnauy steam yacht, show- ing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen sev- eral miles distant, Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Lepartinent of the Herann, 8a- Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Heraup news yacht, pier No 1 Kast River, New York. Letters reesived from all parts of the world and promptly delivered. Dupliouies are re- quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-—THIS DAY. Sun ail ening an | Gov. 712 Buo seta. +. 725) Sandy Hook...eve 6 27 Moon rises...morn 311} Bet ate......eve 8 Sz PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 1, 1875, ; CLEARED. Steamer Wyoming (Br), Guard, Liverpool via Queens. town—Williains & Guion ity of Merida, Reynolds, Havana—¥ Alexan- & Sons. amer Old Dominion, Walker, Nortoix, City Pola: jehmead—Old /ominion Steamship Co and uiner Mavilower. Fulte Philadeipiia—James Hand. wer A © Stoners, Warren, Piiiad olia—ames ane mér Glauces: Bearse, Roxton—Ii ¥ Dimock. Thip Marianna V (Por, Ferreira, Lisbou—u Ausinck # hark Metis, Kent, Metbourne—Mailler & Quereau. Batk Jessica (Br), Congdon, Lunedin and Welliugton, NZ—ic W Cameron &\ 0 hark Macchiaveilt (Ital), Maresea, Idverpool—Puneh, paye & Co. Fay t Olivart (Ital), Mortoia, Gloucester, H—Benham & Bock iron Age, Overtom, Cork for orders—Tupper & Beatue. Hark Letizia (Ital), Castellano, Antwerp—Slocovich & co. ‘Giark Rachele (Aas), Naseo, Amtwerp—Slocovich & Co. Hark Dapene (Nor), Nielsen, Antwerp— lobias & Co. fk Antoinetta © (Ital), srapani, Stettin—slocovich x Caroline (Ger), Stricker, Bremen—J A Pantt, Alpha (-or), Monsen, Konigsberg—Tetens, Boek. Cx re Rogate (Nor), Wroldsen, Konigsberg—C Tobias & ovark Balder (Swe), Wulff, Elsinore tor orcers—Panch, aye & U0 ayes Seiphin (Kor), Leacbiv, Stockholm—Faneb, pdye & Co. aye Sito (Nor), Telletsen, S*ockbolm—Funch, Edye & Oo ark Annie Troop (Br), Mill, *tockholm—Jas W Eiwelt | Ca enix Allegro Ger Kempe, Bergen (Norway)—C To- K balza Bares (Br), Vesey, Hamilton (Bermuda)— th. os & Loweieitmore, Wright, Etstaore for orters—Sed Co ‘ing latismman (Nor), Rohae, Bergen (Norway)—C To- bias Co. ‘frig -an Juan (Br, Mahoney, Savanilla—s J Wen- bers tig Sophia (Br), Long, Liverpool, NS—Boyd & Uinck- oo ‘brig L F Manson, Travis, Mobile—E D Hurlbut & Co. sehr Laura Pride (St), Stevens, Port au Prince—W F Morga' Schr Clalame (Br), Theall, st Jobe, \8—Hevey & Par ker. sehr Henry Whitney, Perkins, Brunswick, Ga—wWar- ren fay. sehr Lizzie Florence, Lippinevtt, Richmond, Va—Van Brunt & bro. sehr Anna Fry, Smith, Boothbay, Mi Behr Aimeda, sinits, doston—Jed Frye Sehr N © Thompson, Bradley, Hartford om ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE MRRALD STZAM YicHTs aND HERALD WHITRSTONS TELEORAPA Lise. Steamer The Queen (Hr). Brags, Liverpool May 19, and meeustow ith mdse and i J Hurat, Had heavy westerly winds and entire passage; May 26, lat 4245, lon 42 U7, pase Hull of a vessel (apparently a schooner or | 30) tone; had masts and bulwarks gone and had apy ently been drifting about for some vime; had the letters “LOUL’ on her stern, tue rest of the name b off, tre (Fr), Daure, Havre May 22, with maw fo eutge McKenzie. May 1, no iat, Ac passed steamer The . Brom Ll York s time, stew wut } dam tor New York: vamo day, bars bound | x. and American bark, with letter M in’ sig boun mer Mans (Dutch), Chevalier, Kotterdam May i lishing 17th, with smdsc and 3 passeagers inch, dye & Co, kxperienced steoug westoriy gale with heavy head sea the entire Dassage; mo date, Jat 42 W), Jou 04, pasved a lnrze icebera: June |, 6) miles east | umber to simpsou, Clapp & ne Washed | of Santy Hook, spoke steamer Great Western (B1), “Ani Sob wensen, 19 and Southa: pton ih mdse and gore fo Kunbardt @ Co. May 26 lat 4628 lon, 28, passe bark Lagos (Ger), bount west; 27th, lat 45 lon. mi er tate of Lousiana (Br), hebee for Glasgow; SIst, 1a 41 15. lon 68 £0, steamers eypt (Br), hence tor Liverpool; Bolivia (sr), henee for Glaegow. Sieamer Huutaville, Crowell. Fernandin§ and Port Royal, with mdse and passengers 19 i Gelpeke, feamer Isaac Bell, Lawrenes, Richmond. City Point and Noriolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Do- minion Steamship Co, Ship Twilight (of Myvatle). Gates Liverpool, April 15. with indss to'C H Mallory & Co. May 12, lat 39 10 N, lon trom Liverpool 4255 W spoke bark Vedor (Nor), Richmond, Va, and — recer from her 11 seamen of the all, water for tuin Briggs, chief offlcer, and Henry Keed, of Shields. f'om Pensacola for | Jozed and abandoned on May 11; 1th, transterred 5 of te seamen on board bark Tutona (Ger), for Hamburg, ant brought the etoers to this port (see Miscellany) 20eh, Int 29.40, lon 67, saw steamer Abbotsford, trom Phi ladelphia for Liverpool Bark Bicnenkorb (Ger), Braue, Hamburg 68 days, with empty barreis to Hy’ Reimers. May 13 lat 4 35, Jon 49 assed 2 iceborgs about 6 feet high; 16th, lat 35 1, lon 1202, pansed several more Seenorys about 10) feet high, bars WR Monck (Nor), Bernesen, Bergen (Nor), 46 days, in ballast, to Funch, Edye & Co. Sark Voiturno (ital), savarese, Genoa 65 days, in pal- to Faneh, kdye. Go. Passed Gibraltar April 16: . lat 36, lon 71, experienced a heavy gale trom Tecvived no damage Bark Golden *heat (of Portland), Thompson, Havana Udavs, with sugar to Matthelson & Co; vessel tod H Winehester & Co. brig Houry Trowbridge, Crocker, Mayaguez, Pit, 12 days, with sucar and molasses to J V Onatavia & Co, } Vessel to Lovell & oinclai ‘rig Wenonah (of Portland), Small, Ponce. PR, via Hampron Reads, i8 days, with ‘sugar and cotton to'J ve Kivera & Co vessel to G Nem brig cittle Harry (Br), Rourne, Caibarien 10 days, with sugar to Fernandez & Caivo; vessel to D R Dewoif. epi ts 2M Messer, Hewitt, agua 10 days, with sugar to Snow & Burgess. Sehr Aurora (of St Johns, NF), Trinick, Rio Grande 54 days, with hides, €c. to G Amsink & Co;'vossel_to Hew- lett & Torrence: crossed the Kquator May 7. in lon 39 Wy May 13, Jat it % lon 60 W, spoke bark Disco (Br), from. Truxilly for Havana. sehr Modena cof Windsor, NS), Patton, Bahia. April 25, with surar tv order : vessel to © W Bortaux. May 13, lat 9S, lon 52W, spoke schr Newport, from St John, NB, for Surinam. sehr Avexander (of Halitax), areal St Johns, PR, 12 days. with sttcorand motases to J V Onatavia & Oo; * Wintney & Co. shaw (of Machine), Cotes. Cienfuegos, 21 y° avar to Simpson, Clapp & Co, Sehr Nelic J Dinsmore, Parker. Matanzas 10 days, with sugar to Jed Krye & Uo, Sehr Stephen G Pinkham, Piokham, Baracoa 10 days, with (runt to J Madze; vessel to 1 R Staples, sehr B Gonwell, Hamilton, Baracoa 9 days, with fruit to B J Wenberg. Sehr Salhe Muir, Powell, Brashear City 23 days, with live oak tod Bigelow & Co; vessel to master, ort H Kirk. Cavalier, Srunswick, Ga.8 days. with lumber to Kppinger & Russell; vessel to Slaght & Petty, r Idebelia, Fischer, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, with nayal stores to": 8 Powell, é Scar ary Louisa, Gaskill, Washington, NO, 6 days, with nayal stores to Z Mulls, sehr s 8 Franalin, Moores, Richmond, Sehr HP simmons, Willett, Richmond, Sehr Thomas Booz, Somers.’ 1enmond. schrd M marlow, Soper, Alexandria. Scur ida Grant, Ourtis, Virgi ‘hr RF toceten, Osborn, Virginia. lethea, Darby, Virginia, SJ Hoyt, Cranmer, Vireinia. r Two Marys, Crowley, Virgt Senr Harry Liandell, Tavtor, Vieginia, Schr Edward * lade, Soper, Virginls. Behr J M Vance, Lee, Virginia, stir G H Hovt, Da Virginia, ; Virginia. 1) | r Rebecea Knight, Leek, Virginia, Sehr L kins, Predmare, Virginia, Sonr 2 e, Falkenburg, Virginia Sehr Na Lyman, Virwiota, Sehr Joseph & i renklin, Hankin Virginia, Schr Pausussett, Lugersol!, Virginia. Ser Monteveu, ‘Hazelton, Virginia. ony Bva, Jones, Virginia: chr Sarah 3 che BONphs sehr J W Morr: t ie of Pines, steeiman, Sehr J P Kelsey, “teeiman, Virginia. Schr \merica, Cale, Ge town, DO, Gandy Georsetown, Dt Scut 88 Lullam, Ludiam, Georgetown, DO nr Antbes Goatrey, ~haw, Geo: getown, DU, ‘br Lamartine, French, Georgetown, DC, “chr iienty Alien, Taten, Georgetown, DU, for Bridge- port, “chr WL Elkins, Ludlam, Georgetown, DO, for Bridge- ort, Poche RS Oraham, Smith, Baltimore. hr James Satterthwaite, Wolf, Baitimors Sv Bright, Stringer, Georgetown DO, for cy : pr ir Jobn McDonnell, McHenry, Baltimore for New aven, A Mood, Steeiman, Baltimore, for New Haven, J Croors, Cranmer, Baitimore tor Boston. ar AF Kindberg. orton, Baltmore for Norwalk. Schr A Prudell, Barrett, Baltimore tor Hartford. PASSED THROUGH MéLLU GATS BOUND SOUTR. Steamer City of New Bedtord, Fish, New Be iford sor New York. with mdse and passenzers. steamer Galatea, Walden, roviieace tor New York, with wase and tor New York. Lucy, Coalweil, Winasor, N> tor New York, 10 ith plaster to John Boynton’s Son & Co. Arthur Hurton, Frobocs, Windsor, NS, for New Yors, Lidays, with plaster to HW Lond & Co. Schr Acaia, Chandier, Musquasn, for New York, 8 days, with lumber to © Lsn selir | muta (Br), Huckard, St John, NB, for New York, od , Wita sumber to PL x & son. chr Ben.amin, riwood, Waiting, Moe, forNew York, 6days, with lath to Simpson, Clapp & Co. : pr Aon, Stan! rank Me, tor New York, with chias for New York, with ‘uaoe, Blakeman, D Paibot & Co, . Hawkins, Bridgeport for New York. ¢ Frank, Edwards, Port Jeferson tor New Beebe, New London for New York. pire, Jones, Haddam for York wenry, Snow, ockland tor New York, with lime to J R brown. yight Hannan & Brown Sackett, Providence for New ork. yoglt Sacah Falconer, Wilson, Providence tor New Yors. Fehr Henry Remsen, Atlen, Fall River tor Elizabeth- rr Schr J B Allen, Davis, Newport tor New York. chr Nellie Eaion, Ashton, Calais for New York, lumber to Jed Free & Co ee aiuligpeodinnte okt 4 & Lawson. Fitzpatrick, Providence for New ork. Schr Palestine, Terry, Bangor for New York. Ben 1 L Hamblin, Sew Haven tor New York. pohr Kossuch, Doage, Calais tor New York, with lath to,Wilan Godley. uy oe chr penater, Gran! isworth for New Yor! lomber to Stinson, Cispp & Co. co echr A © soyes, Baker, Boston tor New York, with lath to master. debe Katie J Uoyt, Heaney. Fall River tor New York, Nebr t rene | . Traseder, satinton for New Yors. 3, Chase, New Bedtord for New York, peas wlake, Bangor tor New York, wita Jam. ‘4-5 Creed : | sehr Hannibal, Bangor tor New York, with lumber to | Gorham souriman. | Pearl, Andrews, Wiscassett for New York, with | umber to ul snow : br F A Sawyer, Natter, Bangor tor New York, with lumber to © L Smith. lir sleanor, Hogan, Newport tor New York, — ” Mary Augusta, tlolt, Bangor for New York, with ND BAaT. Po United States, Davis, New. York tor Pall ver eteamer Bolivar. Geer, New York for New London. irk irom Age, Ove ew York tor Queenstown, re Lily (Br), Lawre: New York tor Hattfax, Na. rie lla Whitiem: ht, New York for kisinore. inewn. Hoboken for Piymouta, reur Robert Fosier, sehr Amoskeag, bunn, Haverstraw tor Froviience. seur Bertha J Fellows, smith, Manhattanvine for Pemproox. Sehr & ¥ Meany, Newell, New York tor Connecticat River. sear Rebecea & Harriet, Hogan, New York for Hart- ford. sehr J © Nash, Crowley, w York for Boston. sen W A Crocker, Hascher, soboken for Norwich. renr Velocipede. Rogers, New York for New London. Sehr Talitha & tiannat, ‘Boyd. Hoboken for Harttord, sehr Jane M Brainard, Hall, New Yorn tor Portland. Fehr Smith U'Srien, Burns, Hoboken for Norwalk. Sehr Kioka, Cook, Weehawken for switen. Belir oun Somes, Mason, Weehawken tor Beverly. Schr Harriet & Sarah, Prentis, Newburg for Norwalk. sehr Ws Thompson, Bradiey, New York for Hartiord. Scar G Harciitf, Wilde, Phitadelphia tor Newport. qepate War Ht owe, Whuemore, Whiladelphis tor Ips eh. sehr Ney, Chase, Phijadetphia for Fall River. sSehe John H haneve! iyard, New York fr Boston. Sehr Crocktord. Hart, Hoboken tor Providenes. Schr RO. homas Crockett, New York for Portsmouth. penr J A Hedges, sanderson, Hobuken for New Hed- ford. ‘sear Janes Deputy, MeMahon, New York for Boston. Sehr SM Yaylor, Hart Hoboken for Providence. », Bess, Now York for Wareham. r Wind, Bowman, Poughkeepsie for Ware- amuet Godwin, Waterbury, New York for senr Stamford SALLED, Steamers Wyoming (Br), Liverpool; Great Western (br), Brist Mering, Havana; Benetactor, Wil- ; inion, Riehmend, an (ital), Marseriies sown; Chienain ca vaun: Mawdaia (#r), iimington, »: tien; Mollie, St Kites MARITIME BB See canic news StkaNeR t Weeranw (Be), Windham, hence 25th for Bris.ol, which pat machinery becoming ¢ rep proceeded tr deounation yesterday. Snir Hexny Keep (of Stelde), Hriggs, from Pensacota for Hai. b n abandoned. pt 8 reporter satied front fa Apri 17 for Mull, with « cargo of lusnver. ¢ the bar tue ship siruck very heavily, ew to leak, which kept increas: Ing: May |, took a hi gale trom 5, veering to NW. the ship became waterlogge: #2, Was fallene in with Liverpoot me’ day on account of her red damages and er Insting 4 days, in whic 1th, lat 3 Jon bark Vedor (N from. Va, who kindly © by for _Riehmond, oc myself and crew off, and on the | 12th transferred us to the ship. wilight, Capt Gates, | frown Liverpoot for this port, ane Ianded all safely, ex: cep five men, Who were transterred to another vesse|, | The Henry Keed was ears old, 84 tons, And Owned | by James Burpie, ot North Shields. Siur Manne Lovise (Se), wreeked at Miquoton, had her insured as jollowa:—Ineswranee Company of North a cad pte,00), for whieh the following companica | nsttes Boron Marine. $5.00): shoe an $0.00; satem Marine $3,000; Boston Unde $7.00, Manutactars’, $5400 from Mexico for Boston, was totally Grand Bahamas May 19 mtaz RK Voane sunk at her dock Joanemex i on the June Latte at Lewis! Wharf inst night. Qrenne, June 1—Two steamers have been sont down ta tow of the steamer Chesapeake, ashore at Mattane, and brine her up to Quetec. The new ship at Medilvery & Go's yard, Vue laanched on Miarsday. Lavscuvo—At chelburne, NS. recently, from the ship. yard of Mr Joan Deater, a schooner of about 180 yons, of 2, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Seer he ebro paci NOTICE TO MARINERS. Quzaxc, June 1—The rtmentot Marine ts prepar- ing a ‘of lights he 10 enablo vagsels to run the traverse of the north channel night and day, ‘Two lights are to be built on the east ot the Island of Ur- leans ana two on Cape Forment WHALEMEN. Cleare: New Bedi Ma ‘io Emma C Jon Potter, Pacite ObeeAT bares & a Fox, Hamblen, Jonh Carver, Dean, do. SPOKEN. Ship Vi it, Richardson. from Rio Janoiro for C11 tao. Apri tat 2h ston 40. Bark canto Margarito (Ital). trom Genoa for New York (mith captain sick, May 9 tae 24 ton 42 90 Bark Anzie MeNaira, from Pictou for Galveston or lat <0) 53, lon 17 42 W. enfuegos tor New York, May 29, Bark Ida, 17 days from Rotterdam for Norfolk, May 12, t 49 44, lon 67. rehr Wm M Jones, Davis, from Cadiz for Gloacester, Mass, May 9, no lat. Schr Adelia (Br), from Lunenburg for Barbados, May 2% lat 41 1), lon 66 30, Sehr Elia M Watts, from for New haven, May 29, 20 miles west of Cape May Ligutship. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents ani shipmasters are in- formed that by tlegraphing to thy Hexauo Lonton Bureau, No 45 Fleet street, or to ths Paris offic, Rue Scribe. the arrivals at and departures from Hn ropean and Eastern ports of American and all foros vessels trading with the Unitgd States, tho same will b> cabled to this country tree of charz> ant pudlish4, Captains arriving at and sailing trom French and Mediterranean ports wilt tind ths Pariy oMlce the mors economical and expeditious for tele srapning nows, Richibucto, May 21 Bark. ideto. f ar who, from Jat 82 28, lon 77 Lh OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Bynrast, May 31l—Arrivea, bark Mand Helen (Br), Dunn, Darien (see below). Brexex, May 30—Sailed, bark Athena (Ger), Bellmer, New York \and put into Portsmouth June 1—see below). Also sailed 30th, barks Maggie Chapman (Br), Lernier, United States; Kjoge (Nor), Migal, do. Cnonstapr, May 20—Arrived, abip CB Hazeltine, Gil- key, Savannah. Corexuacen, May 20—Sailed, Ruth, for Savannah, Exouisn Cuanxzt, May 3i—Arrived, ship Sydenham (Br), Bristow, New York for London, Hct, June 1—Arrived, ship Arcturus, Costello, San Francisco, Livxnroot, May 31—Sailed, barks St Peder (Nor), Os- tensen, United states; Antta (Nor), Gutborinsen, do. + Loxpox, May Sl—sailed, barks Brevig (Nor), Larsen, United States; Granton (Br), Jones, 60; brig Manson, Smith, Philadelphia, Leauonx—Sailed, barks Ruma (Aus), New York; Suez (tal), Criscuotio, do. Movitux, June 1—Arrivea, steamers Ethiopia (Br), Craig, New York tor Glasgow: Scandinavian (Br), Dut- ton, Montreal for Liverpool. Pont Mapoc, May l—Sailed, bark Ocean Child (Br), avis, United States, Pavitnac, May 23—Arrived, bark Siblas (Fr), Gonnet, Pensacola. Queexsrowy, June 1—Azrived, bark Sacramento (Br), Ivey. Norfoik, Va, tor Liverpool. Also arrived ist, 57M, steamer Baltic (Br), Gleadell, New York for Laverpool. Arrived Stat, 11 PM, steamer China (Br), Gill, Boston tor Liverpool. Off Pastnet Ist, noon, steamer Helvetia (Br), Webster, trom New York tor Liverpool, Off Vape Clear May 2%, bark Olaf Glas (*we:, Ern: from Charleston tor Liverpool. Rio Faxvino—Arrived, bark Hermann Ger), Waack, San Francisco for Hamburg (see below), Sovrmamrrox, June 1—Arrived, steamer Oder (Ger), Oterendorp, New York tor Bremon. Loxpos, June 1—Ship Eliza Everett (Br), Duakerton, at Beltast May 30 from Philadeiph a, has neon damaged sinee arrival—of what nature not reported. Bark Hermann (Ger), Haack, trom San Francisco March 3 for Hambarg, has put into fo Janeiro leaking badly and will discharge tor repairs. Bark Athena (Ger), Bellmer, trom Bremen for New York, putinto Portsmouth today damaged, having been in cofision with a steamer off Beashy Head. Bark Maud Helen (Br), Duna, from Darien, at Belfast Sist uit, lost bowsprit, &o, and had bow stove by colli. sion with an iceberg. FOREIGN PORTS. Canprxas, May 20—Sailed, bark Canada ( north of Hatteras: brigs Goodwin, Crai) Shasta Brown, ton; sclirs AL New Orleans; “Kai rleton (Br). ( John H Converse, Miummer, north of Ha Xmatiey, McFadden, «0. ort 224, barks Komance (Br). Joseph Baker, and Han (Br), tor norta of atteras, leading, Adel w Orleans, do; brigs XB Gove, Auror Jennings, and Acelia Thurlow, of Hatteras, do; sehrs Sadie Willvott, Mary 4 Cook. « y- rus Hall, LA Johnson, A it Weeks, Wm R Huston, do do: and others une. ‘exrUncos, May 22—Arrived, brig Lon ¢ Reach, Brown, Salied 28th, sehr Loutsn A Orr. Ore, New Yor! Curvente, NS, May 20—Clenred, seiie Vio New York. Havana, May 20—Arrived. brig Don Quixote, Liverpool; th, sehr Mary Lord, Lord, Te: ‘Sailed—334, brigs John sherwood (97). Mankin, north of tiatterss; 2th, Oeata (sp), Page, Halsimore: 0th, steamer City of New York, Curtis, New York: barks verton, Clarke, Baltimore; Josephine Mirtin. Pickett, north ot Hatteras: shir Geo Xealy, Blohm, valveston. In port, 26th—Barks Ada Carter, Abergh. for Baiti- more, Mg; Almira Coombs, Tangthorne, tor Philadel- phia, do: Gran Eden, Blair, for north of ‘Hatteras, do: Joh E Holbrook, Leavitt, Cole, tor Orleans, do: sehrs Abraham delon William diars Hatee: Hauirax, May 22-Salled, bark Viking (Br), McKenzio, Darien. viet Jane 1, steamer Hibernian (Br), Archer ¢ TDOO!. May M—Arrived, brig Ella Vail (Br), May 21—Satied, bries Castalia. Whittemore, Owen, jonroe, om Sauna; Josefa, true, north of Hatteras; Oyster Bed Las (Bi Mailed 30th, Hall, Battimore; Littte Pugy (#1), Mind ier as. AITLAND, NB, . sche Geo V Richards, New York. Pont av Prince, May 3—Arrived. brigs Ol Br), Jones, ‘ork; Oth, iminyton, NO; Lith, ‘ Ith, sehrs Rath Darlinz, Gray, New York ‘yer, Mullen, Boston. . May 28—sailed, sehr Geo P Hallo jeiphis. W—Sniled, ship Peter Maxwell (Br), Pili Sypxey, CB, Mas Marshall from PI aeaespaie: Antwerp. Arrived Sist, barks BF Chas Jones (Br), do. Cleared Sist, steamer Faraday (Br), London via New- foundiand; bark Kelgium (Br), Mosher, New York. St Joux, NB. May 2—Saiiea, ship eott. Liverpool: bark Olive Mount (Hr). J Arrived Sim, barks Emma (ir), Sydney. CC Leary, Fields, Boston ; schr Sea Lion, ilo. Cleared ist, bark Oliver kmery, Penarth Roads for or- ders, Sailed Ist, ship Otaga (itr), Guilison. Liverpool. Tusker, Nb, May 2—Arrived, schr Chas Hi Pabens, Keene. Darien. Wixnson, Ns, May It—Cleared, schrs 4 omidon (Br), Card, Liverpool; Frovocks, New York; 17th, Surprise. Rober Lucy, Colewell, do; 2ith, Adcliza, Huntley, King, do. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, May 31—Arrived. Steamer E Oxan, New York; schrs Cordelia, Newkirk, Providence; Wm Witer, do; Waddington, Boston ; Charlotte Jamieson, Jennie A Shepard, and John 1. tracy, ~— for George- town, saried—Sehrs Artie Garwood, Kast Cambridae; Maria Pierson, Jersey City: Mareus Ldwards, south Norwal Lena FP *torer. Boston; Wt Ken, Somerset; F Nicker. son, from Bangor for’ Washington, oo): NH ~kinner, George Ht Bent, and F & Coltin (rom Georgetown) 10F APPONAUG, May 30—Salled, schr Thomas R Williams, MeGovrine. Haverstraw. BOSTON, June t—Arrived. bark RM rurrineton, Cromy, Caz: brig Kvanzeline (Br). Stephens, Barba: dus; selirs Warren 8 Hopkins, Bridges, Baracoa; g Thatcher, Haitett, Turks (stand; JS Lamprey. Gould, Cleared—steamers Dominion (Br), Clements, Yar. Routh. NS; George appold. Loveland. Ral-imore: bark Minnesota, Arey, Charleston; brig ida © (dr), Hanson, St Domingo. xatled— Steamer George Appold: bark Caribon. BALITMOR®, May Ji— Arrived, schrs Helen Mar, Dan- a K jett, New York: i artford, hrs Ada Barker, an. vobbin, and Lottie K Collins, Boston: Anna Lyons, Baker, New Leona, Wiley, and i:fie T Kemp, Kemp, Lanes- , Mass. June |—Arrived, steamers DJ Foley. Price, Charies. Kilzabeth, Clark, Sew York; harks Pater (Ans), ich, Cork: Ophelia M iiame, fume, St Jonn’s, PR; Maria (sr), Potter, Beitast: Oeean (Nor), Soren sen, Newry; brg¢ eri, Perkins, Havana: Lin- coin (Sw), Lantare, Kio’ Janeiro: ' Lizabel, Chap- man, — Boston; — Dauntless, Williams, ‘Messina; sehr Jones smith, Hodexinson, Caibarien; Onrust, Carman, dew Yor 3 8 Carrington, Varker, New Haven; 'J HW stckney, Fooks, Saardu, Poi: Twilight, Robinson, New York; MK Willey, Willey, Saltimore oh d, steamer Kebecea Clyde, Donnell, Wilming- ship Maid of Uriea: it), Houston, Antwerp; ricaet (Nor), Kean, Kio Jan ; Hiram (Nor), Simonson, stettin: Fraternas (Nor), Jacobson, do: sord. Nor), Oreuidsen, Copenhagen; brig Ferm (Nor), Dahl, Christiansand (Denmark). Also c eared, steamer® George W Elder, Reed, New York ; Vetorora, Keynolds, vio; bark Vingolt (Nor), Niet- ay schr Hill Stowe, Manson, Boston. ui brigs Hiram, Fraternitas, Noracap: Mary B Curtis, and p Chapmai ¢ in tow from Balth dR May M—Arrived, tn ‘orbes, wiih dredge Baitim ¥ 21—Arrived, sehr Wiltis 8Shepard, Reeves, Liverpool, E. BAKER'S LAN UING, May 20—Salled, sehr * ilas Brain Hawains, New York. -TOly May 20-—Arrived, sche J T Weaver, Gind- ding, from Warron for Georzewown, DU, tor repairs 3 4 bhzabeth, ! steamer Champion, Lockwood, New York: sehr Carrie Meivin, Andrews, do. sailed—ship Richard 111. Hubbard, Liverpool. _Also sailed, steamer South Carolina, Niexerson, New Yors; bark Theo lor (sw), Nastrom, Cork tor orders, DaitinN. May 2—Arrived, bark A Newmann Berlin (er), man, savannal; «che A Bower, Alexander, Chari win, bark Pan’ (Nor), Jansen, Liverpool: sche Netue Langdon, ¢ Hosta. Ant GkiieN WICH, May 2—Arnived, sehr Lillie 0 Wells, Welle, Hoboken. FERNANDINA. May 27—~Arrived, senrs Fanny K Shaw, Wats, from Thomaston, Me; Susan Harker, Gar- Wood, Charleston. 4 adn’ Sante opnes Cacdae C sean et 2oth, + my MeAdam, Murch, Port au Spait @ ich, Culling, Cienfuegos; bath, sehr Mary W Hupper, GALA ‘Camden, NJ. HESTON, Mi —Cl d, ship Trogsides, peat (not Austin), saverpoott Sehr Phiste, NcClusey, Parle 0: Salled—Senr Robert fut, . Havana, slat derive moamer Gao w ‘Sivae Pennington, New Ke in Jacinto (Br), Rea, Liverpool: ship ma (dr), matiod = keane ‘Australia (Br), Liverpool; senr Veto, Providence June l—sailed, ship lronside: ri JACKSONVILLE, May eccisaae te Alcot ison, New York; 27th, Madagascar, Hammond, miral, Swelman, Irovidence; C rvative, Clarks Landin ‘ork, KY WEST, May 20—Arrived, schr Alta V Col Mitchel New York land patted sith for Pemacola), -o® MOBILE, June |—Arrived, bark Yarmouth (Br), Ray. mond, Pensacola. NEW ORLEANS, May 28~Oleared. ship Baden, Dum ham (not Paine), Liverpool; sehr Wm Fisher, Hicken, June 1—Ceared, steamer Tappahannock, Pendle! Havana, he tacrived tise; back, Balowoo4 Be wit Tams, Pascagoula, Arrived—steamer Cuba, MeIntosh, Mexican ports; uel L Carlton, Freeman, New York. eur Win Fisher, Ship Western *mplre is still agcound on the bar, will probably get off to-morrow. Steamers Bolivar, Louis and New Orleans, and ships Harmonia and City o Boston are snside wail ‘opportunity to xet one, Passes, June |—Arrived. Juniata, Catharine, Philadel pia via Havana; schr Gertrude, Howes, Kuatan, Sailed—Schrs Vernal, Ricker,’ Galveston; Constance Morgan, Ruatan, ley 3l—Arrived, brig © C Colson Roo- Benson, Ga; 2th, Lena Babeoo 4 Bolen, New SEWBUKYPORT, Conary, Mayagues, NEW BEDFORD, June 1—Arrived, schr Young Teaser _ Piuladephia. Salled “ochr W Hines, Philadelphia, NEWPORT Stay 29, PM—Arrived. sches New Rogalag. Dewart, Pali Kiver ‘for New York: A G Lawson, patrick, Providence Jor Croton Point cand botn Bist). d0th—Arrived, J 1 wurnett, sathewson. Hoboken. raued—sehrs Wateltul, Gill, tor Philadelphia: Winged Racer, Howes, do; desw 8 Allen, Davis, New York Pointer, Sears. Provdence for New York; Harriet Gard: ner, Miller, Tall River tor South Amboy. N NvON, May Ji—arrived, shin Louisa, Hobo ken tor Norwich. June I—Arrived, briz Venture (Br), Folker, Rio Grande do sul 63 rs, for orders, ORW y 3i~Sailed, schr Maria Flemming, PASCAUOUEA, May 24—Arrivod. gehts Mary D Tro: Jand, Viner, New Orleans; kuzené Ho da, Dukes, Im inniolo. Cleared—Bark Robert (Swed), Akermark, London, PENSACOLA, May 28—Areived, brig HM ftowley, Rowley, Galyeston Clearet— hip Kentuckian, Dunbar, Boston; schr Joseph son Watts, st John, NB. ppth—arrived, sehr Eva Divorty, Vaughn, Brashear at. ‘ared—Barks Currier du Canata (Fr), Gonet, Gibral ter; Excelsior (Br), Beil, Liverpool; sche Petrel, Der mot, Providence. June 1—Arrived, steamer Mont PORT ROYAL, gommery, Faireloth, New York. ¢ 1—Arrivel, steamers Yazoo, PUILADELVHE Barrett, Havana; Kau ‘4 arleston; sches AR Weeks, Farr, Cardenas Lark, Uaibas i kanebne MeNmar, Youn, Gainey Polit; Lizaie 0 Sinpters, do. Auna Tiare atson, Harker, ¢ in, Alley, ickerson, Chaise, do; Jas Ui Perry, |iawse, New sedtord; bstelle’ Day, Tracy, Providence: J, Bure ley. Nor-hrup. Rondout; OW Behiley, Baker, Newport; Mara Hill, Mitler, Blue Hil; st Bimo, ‘avis, Seconnett, Also arri steamer W veal.’ ~avannahy bark Juno (4 i schrs Sadie Wileuut, Kavannagh, Antiguag Fanny ‘Hanmer, Brooks, Nan- jon, Lanesvitie; Owen ? Hinds, steamers Philadeiphia, Davis, New Yor! H stout, Ford, doy barks Concordia (G ‘Anna & Bertha (Ger), Hooser Lubec; Mary A Nelo (sri. smith, Dunkirk? Coun x of Dutierin (Hr), MeGonazis, Lonlonderry; briz Janet (Wan), Hansen, Christiana’ 'scirs J H Perry, aw New Beatord; J Barly, Northrap, Bast Greenwicat Anna S <ameron, Grace, New Loudon, and Sea Breeze, Freeihy, Boston. barks Bruonnow (Ger), Paget. Neilson, Krageroe tor. order. sven, rental for orders: Jenny (Rus), Jnorse for orders: briz Anna Ss Knight tears George Kaetelholdt, Kostock Blomavist, Davis, Liverpool; Wellington, — Barboux, Bangor; Kate & Bonsal, Augusia: k& Emerson, Sears, dh SN Miller, Westcott, Charleston; Gales, ~ Freeman, Lynn; O'W Elwell, Loni, Bo Chartie Morton, Pike. Anna, Beato} ton: Eilzavet’ § re, do; ce; RK and J_ Corson, ewport: Samuel @ » Knisht, Rhodes, Morgan, Gal , Davenport. 4 sed up since yester- day atiernoun's report, schrs smmi M_ Fox, trom New. ‘Ail, from Somerset; Estelle May, irom, Provi- L Q0 Wishar:. trom Falt River, Stisaa fi Nash, ton; Ovean Traveller, trom Beverly; sam+ uel Carleton, from * ast Greenw Passed down last nigat, setur 1; Noon— chr J G, Babcock, tor N way at ll AM an! procesded down. PM—Passod up this alternoon, sshrs Joun B Sweeney, from Sagua; Tarqui nnact: Western star, nm Bath; Kmily H Naylor, trom Providence; Hope On, om Boston: Matchless, from Welltleet, and Hattie Curtis, trow Bangor, ased down this alternoon—+irige Abbie Clifford, for Richmond, Va; 1 UW A Pitt (Bt. for Kermuda; schrs Helen J Leon, for Pone>, i R; Ann 8 Safford, for Paw. tucket, and A’ & & Benson, for W on, DELAWARE BREAKWATER, Janed, AM— (hore have been no material changes here’ since | The steamer Albemarle arrived at 6 PM yesterday. Wind, KSé, Thermometer, 69 PM—Arrived, sehr Emma ¥ Hart, eight days from Matanzas, Or orders. Sehr Maud C., remains, for Phila delphix. Barkentine Wanderer, from Mesdna, passed Del, June 1— Arrived, orig Alexander Nickels, aibarien; schr Priscilla sermbner, Daisey, Car orders. Nu May 20— arrive Huticott, New York. l—Arrived, schr Eva H Lewis, from Albany, Clearea—Barks |S W_ tlolbroo! rdenas; Emma Parker (Hr), Saunders, Port Glaygow; schr Maggie Dat Cardenas, 1—Arrived. bars Charlotte Ger), Pail Tull Hart, * Havei ima L Porter, Boston, whury port,.got wader oa z scr GC Morris (not as Devoe, Ma recnoek; svhrs Josspa Porter, Burrow ; phic for Pawtuexet; Joba Broo s, Fox, Elaabsth~ Potter & Hooper, rad: ury, Haverstraw: Urezon, M ec, Shropshire, Weehawken; 6 fovoken: BH Wartord. spragne, ‘do rea, Turner: Sarah Purves, Barrett, and Emma G Edwards, Wm & Barnes Leach, and Adelaide, Prentice, New York Halled—Sehrs John Stockham, Hart: Fivaway, Enos: Hoary Crossey, Terry, and itz Pharo, Watson, Sew ri ne 1—Bolow, brig W A Heney (Br), Taylor, from May 20—Sailed, schrs Marion Draper. New York; LT Whittemore, Whittemore, Bos SAN FRANCISCO, May 2¢—Arrived, ship Wasningtor Libby, Hanson. Departure Bay. June l—Arrived, stip Helicon, Howes, New York. Cierred—shivs Emerald, Sairnson, Honolulu aud En derbury Island; Staforashire (Br), Ganson, Liveroool, Au, S S—eturned, schr 55 Bickmore, (or a sate harbor). May M—cleared, sehr Rising oon, Gilehrist, Portlanay Martha M. a, Yeas, Pi nlence, June 1—Arnived, steamer San Jacinto, Hazard, New Kk. Also arrived, sohrs Hattie Turner, Hupper, Boston; J Lee, Vanailder, Pailadetphia. _ i—Sehr Prairie Bird (Br), Hellstrom, St Jona, SPONINGTON, May Sl—Arrived, schrs Joseph Marsh, Sufir, New York; Adelaide. trom do tor Prov: VINEYARD HAVEN, May 31 Weehawken, for Boston: Sinnicks yr & Mathis, do for Braintree ; ticket; Frances Arthemus, es Flower. do tor Wellfleet. d, schirs Albert L, Aux Ci Dailey, Hoboken jor > deiphia tor Bath: Jonn Port; Laconia, Rockland for Poston for Georgewwn, DC. jled—Schrs ta & Mathis, FB. Williams, Albert (Br), Jotun i: Dailey, ul emerick. Globe and Laconia. WILMINGTON, Sinnictson, B D May, M May 20—Arrived, brigs Annie Gardner, Havener, Boston; Mary & Dana, O'Neil, doy sctirs Alibmina, Ross, Port Roval: Joun A Griffin, Fos- ter, Philadelphia; Mabel F stapies. Burrill, New Yorm; Bushaw, Alicy, do; Geo W Anvtrews, Watts, Boston. ‘Slet—Arrived, brig Freude (Ger), éraun, Laverpook, hatled—Steamner Lucile sennett, Baltimore. Jane I—Cleared, brig Maria Wheeler, Grover, Ma. tanzas: sehrs Ciry of Chelsea, Goodwin, Jacmel; Jennie Middieton, Chapman, do; Mary & Thompson, for Pones, satied—Steam w York; Mio necr, Wakely, Philadelphia, WICKFURD, May S)—Arrived, sche Blast, Taylor Elizabethport SUB GLANEO s5858) MM MM It TItrrT H Ssses'" 8 ofa: 220 2 © H 8 - 8 MM MM I Tt bi HS ” 8 MMMM If tT H aos *ess5s M MM M If t HAnHH = sss83. SM MM MIL T H H 3 ssss3 MM MI T HH NEW YORK Perrr A L KEEES ra AA L 5 2 ae L K Pp AA L K prere A A L REEB Pr AAAA OL i r A A L gE PR - 4% Pg Pr 4 A LULL ESERE AAA Lt £BREE: AAAA LL BE. AA AA LL AA AA Lu AA AA Lu AA. AA Li AAA AAA Lb AAK AN AA Lb Aa AA bu A AA AA AA LULLLLLL AA AA LULA Lb BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES NEW YORK. BSOLUIE DIVORCES OBFAINGD FROM DIFF ent Eat everywhere; desertion. &e., st Nt cause: Ny pudliclty required; no chirgs matil die vorce ranted: advice free. M. HOUSs, Acorasy, 198 Srondwaye BIOLULK DIVORE AINED F ZA ferent States for numeroty causes; fees i advance. PKEDEKICK 1. Kin Notary Pabiie, way. Residen Kighih street, hear Third avenne s oftices—No. # coe HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLY A. “her of Faiton avenue und Hoerum strece Open from 8A. Me to 9 P.M, ‘On sunday irom 3to9 FM. (PHE GREATEST DIScOY! 13 pi ¥ OF fie A TOBIAS) VENEIIAS LUSIMiG8T, sor the eure Aches and Pains: alao Cholera, Dydntery. Cole. a Vomiting: warranted for over 27 years wal nover talent, ho tantly or travellers ould be without tt, [tis wortls th gold. Pitty iia a by the druzcists, Depot, ie nis and $1; & saving of 25 por obas