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10 UNKER HILL. CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. whose cause they thought it thetr di to fight. | Ybas War over, reconciliation, peace fraternity | are the words which we bear next our hearts, There ts no bigner duty which patriotism invokes us to ivr than to act toward each otner aa friends use for which our fathers shed their blood. I say to | that It may go from the mountains to the sea- | irom the great lakes to the Gull, that South | Caroling, and Massachusetts to-day, henceforth and forever, will ve one and inseparable for the perpetuity of the cause of Liberty. (Enthusiastic and brethren, in the advancement of tu cheers.) You have weil said, Mr, Adams, sprio ing as you do from those who have made the Auwe Of this country illustrious, that the present not & mere hollow truce. We want to be one in eart, in pame and in hope, and regard him as an emy of bis country who shall ever | tempt to disturb that peace, reconciliation ind iraternity wich i the bulwark the sole bulwark of the country; and now, airm. rmit me, in concluding, to say that | bs Searts Rave been deeply toucned by the mani- festations 01 courtesy and kindness which have been shown us from the time we first left our shores until the present time. We accept this heatment in the spirit in whieh it ts tendered, and the hope that it_may be @ precursor of a re- stored unity, a happy iand. At the conclusion of this address the band played “Dixie,” and after the Old Guard had beea photograp ca the organizations went to the | armory of the Boston Light Infantry, where a | coliation Was partaken ol. AN INTERESTING RELIC, Later in the afternoon the members of the Charleston company took a carriage drive through the suburbs, including a visit to Harvard College. Tee Charleston company has with them a fag woich is @ most interesting relic of the Revola- tion. This relic 1s called the flag of Eutaw, which was presented in 1827 by the widow of the heroic Colonel William Washington, of the Revolutionary Army, Who, Wishing to assign the battie fag of alry troop to one oO the | ‘ary companies of Charleston, selected tne | her busvand’s famous mii ungton Light Intan this Mag was borne Ww Dy Colonel Washington's command through the thickest of the figut in the bates of Eutaw Springs and the Cowpens, in Souch Caro- luna, Now nearly a century old, 1¢ 1s believed to be the only one of Revolutionary date, tu pos- session of a military company. It is a simall square piece of crimson damask satin, with a Janrel bud woven in ‘be centre, anu ts Worn aud Jaded, but 1s dearly cherished by these soldiers. Yhe venéPable lady mace a forma! preseatation f this banuer to tue company from ihe steps of er ancient mansion, on south Bay street, in harleston, and the incident Was a notable one ab the time. An interesting story is told of the origin df the Mag of Eutaw. If is said that when Colonel Wasbingwon was galloping with his troops to the battle field be Naitea for an instant at the house ci @ planter. ‘The beautiit dauguter of the pianter noticing that the regiment Aad no colors, Fan into her voudolr, and, rij ping the rich dam- ask back irom one of those grear, old-fashioned chairs which the wealthier colonists were accus- Jomed to import irom Europe, speedily iashioned it with her dainty fingers into an ensign, whicn the patriots proudly bore into the combat. Colo- nel Washington returned the compliment by gong | Dack alter the war and marrying the Jair donor, ‘This ancient fag will be carried in the procession fm Bostou on the 17th inst, xnd tus form a new link between the Revoiutiovary vatue fields of Massachusetts anc South Carolina, NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION, The New iugiana As-ociatoa wilt have one | jundred and fity me movers in line On the 17th, one andrea of whom will arrive to-night. During their stay they Will make the Commonwealth Ho- | tel their headquarters. ARRIVAL OF THE PENNSYLVANIANS. The Secoud Peunsyivania Regiment, Lieutenant — Provi- | Colonel Aarmauus Neff, arrived at ti ence depot at twenty-five minutes of two this aiiernoon. It was understood that | this regiment was not to ariive before to- morrow moruing, consequently there was no formal reception at the depot. As the regiment 4 Gown Boylston street the members o! the th Maryland they recognized flag. Notwithstanding the want of notice the ptreets turough Whica the regiment passed were crowded with spectators who Were inthusiastic in | Yneir Gemonstrauioos. ihe march up Beacon Sireet, passing the State House, was magnificent, | And so Was the march ap State street. The dec- bad Pp 0) its past record through tmes o! peace and times of war. When the country demanded the ser' the best story of what their Jayen comrades did in the times that tried men’s souls. It is one of She Ouest drilled reg ments that ever appeared iu Boston. It gives to our grand Centennial 450 Birong of the best men of Phiadelpmia. Tue regi- ental band Lumbers forty-one pieces and the frum corps. Tae regiment quarters at ihe | rooms of the Yousg Meu’s Christian Association, THE NOKFOLK BLUES. The Noriolk Light Artillery (Blues) arrived at Central wharf by the steamship Wiliam Law- | ‘0 o’ciOcK this altergoon, at lexst turee hours before the time at waich they were = tS. t KR. F. Vanghea, rhird he men number sixty- | of and are uniiormed in gray, with scarlet trim- and plumes. ney lef. Norioik on Monday f-past four o’cleck, and bad ‘ing the whole passage. The rev- | ulin, with Major Dexter H. Follett | rence. at ted to land, The company I» officered yw :—Captain J, W. Gilmore, First Lieuten: bene Secoud Lieutena: a tH. B. Moore. enue cutter Ha and staf, accompanied by tue Woonsocket Ba met the steamer on tts passage up tie barbor, and the band piayed “Avid Lang Syne’ Bad other meiodies. On arrivai at the wharf, & salute was fired by the officers of the teamers in port. ant the crowd gave vent in ehesrs. At haii-past three o’ciock batteries A and eeler, ceived the Bines at the wharf, and the March was up through state, Wasiington, Behool and Beacon sireets to the Common, where His Exceliency Governor Gaston re- Viewed the coumns. At the conclusion of the lew the guests were escorted to tne Bowdoin House, were tney will quarter during thetr stuy. Among the distinguished gentiemen with the al Fitznagn Lee, Cotonel L. and the Camvriage city guard, Captain r Biues are Major Ge D. Storke, Waiter Taylor and Major Wuilam E. Foster. VISITING SOLDIERY FROM MAINE. ww Kastern Railroad, express train fro! thirty-five uunw toe military visitors Governor Dingle of Maine, and staf, and Major Roswell M. [uchbardson, of Portiand, who Was accompanied by a delegation Of prowinent ciuzens oO: that city. The cadets, wou Were dressea in a neat gray and red uoliorm and bad about fiity men im line, were accompa. | by Chandler's orass band, of Portland, | a twenty-five pieces. The marked efficien cadets, as cusplayed iu the commenceme: y Of the hearty appiause of the jarge crowa who nad as- pembied to greet the visitors. Arter a brie! halt Bt tue depot the company took up its line of March jor it* quarters, Kochester Hull, corner of Beach aod Elsot streets. The officers of the company are Captain N. Dp. Winslow, First i enent Hi. C. waton, Secouc Lieutenant T. Cielian. @HE FIYTH MARYLAND REGIMENT AT BUNKER | HILL. That splendid cor, the Fifth Maryland regi- Went, added another to the mapy pieasant inet- fen’s whica is muking them so popular in via Massachusetts. On their arrival in Boston they here received by the Filth Maseachosetis regi- | ge portion of wiich corps are residents | town, of Which place tts colonel, E. J, frail, 14 aiso a the Merylanders it was decided that they should suoW 1 some manuer their appreciation of the many acts of kindness they ure so toatinually receiving. it was determined to decorate the elegant soldiers’ monuwen: in Win- tbrop square. in execution of this design tuey bad prepared o magnificent shicid, composed entirely of flowers. ‘This beautiful piece of work ‘Was shout five feet in heignt and tour wide, it was stripes of red and white carna made in altern: tions, and edged with smilax. At the top was aght in red flowers the following legenc “mM Of snillax interspersed with flowe were woven adoutit. This suieid was placed in front of the Central statue. In the group around the base were riety, the ‘Whole making a beautijul display. Atadout three ot arrived im the City square, Piacea elegant pot plants in great tly to the grounds of the Monu- the p the regiment was fermed in a sq Re the monumen are. Surrow Nee of ‘The men then marched past the Bunker Htli moi ment through Monument avenue, In which is toe Tesidence of Colone! Truil, airectly over Warren Bridge, and the city. Their reception in tie Bunker Hill district Was @ periec: ovation, and the impression made by tacir fue soidieriy oear- ing Was remarked upon most favorably. it is de- ligntful to record such pleasant lovidents as tis, As it serves to intensity the era of good Worch this grand Centennial ts 50 THE VISITING MASONS, The era of good im marked with peculiar nderies in at nevi Commandery of Boston snd Kichmond ‘O Mandery in ante-deliun “ays, made the Visit of the Sir) Kmgnts of ‘Virgnia, whien | wos ieokea forward to with pleasent by the entire Masunie tracer- @ity of the State, am ocession oi deen inter- id the Gorda! aud hearty mauner enaracterized (he reception inst pave mely gratifyimg, aiike to the men of a the South, joined in friendship oy mystic tie. Lhe entertamment of the visiiing is the expecial privilege of the De Molay Commandery, Which ingjades ta its ranks saticipari intelligence of Bos! commanderies of Boston turned oat with full ranks to receive the honored ts, and the several commande: jussachusetts Were ail represented by delegates jor of the sir Ku commandery jason Temple hess en, but 5 oe aa apt What theif gloried valor found us rand parade ta h The ». D, Mola, % their armory in tne and an bour later jormed on the Boylaton street mall, from which place the line of March Was taken through the Ci@ries street mall, countermarcued through Charles street and jormed in lige in Park square Like the rising Sound aloud the Plant onevery Loval to the end, Ready to detend, Guard, and, as ‘t Feloc! tore 1b at two o'cloe crag to 1 and them the columa hrine, adore it! thos etered jane w ITI. CONCLUDING PRAYER, moots of Trinity chureh, Proviaence. Promptly on time the train ar- representatives Masonie broiberhood Knights, formed in line upun the platform. Mediately the committee. Commander Sir Kuigot Jobn M, Clark, welcomed afew minutes were spent in the Yhe visiting Te be selected fro the Kicnmond Sir beaded by Emini By Rev. Phillips Brook: the visitors, ana | Interchange of | of friendspip made Knights we The column being led by Keasnich’s Band Richmond, The Richmond Commandery marched past the De Mol ich swept around, teful sound, ACE WITH LIBERTY. Not as now, in plenteous day: arued our sites the patriov's' But by hard and tt they us 3, Teceiviug the icnmond Commandery then | formea on Boylston street, and then the De Moiays, fali’s Band, marcued to the head of | the line to the music of “My Maryland’ and * | Carry Me Back to Old Virginny,” the Richmon Commandery taking their pi umn marched by. ‘the eommandery tneindes many of the leading business mea of Richmond, panied by many of their ladies. will be noticed the Lame of Colonel Ordway, a jormer resident of voston and commander oi the | THE VETERANS OF THE SEVENTH Twenty-fourth Massacnusetts volunteers during | the Kienmond En. | accompanies Sweet it ts to die for thee, Country tair—now Though to few that A= 1n line as the Co! ‘ALL may nob! ly live for thee, x. RENEDICTION, who were accom- By Réy, Phillips Brooks. Tn the above list REGIMENT. Two hundred of the veterans of the famous Sev- enth regiment assembled at Delmonici of Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue, yesterday | noon, preparatory to their departure for Boston. ‘The splendid appearance of the men was the sub- | with misc, to Spencer & Havemeyer. | and calms the entire passage; passea Anjer Feb 12, Cape A_ the Equator May 7 oke bark Nenu. days ont; May Ybe euitor of quirer, Mr. J. Kichmend Commandery of tue trip. The Ine of march was | takea through Boylston street, Ariington, where several commuanderies of Boston ana vicirity were drawn up io line, and as the column customary civilities were ex Molay and Richmond coamandertes balted on ject of general comment. Beacon street while the escort marcbed past and Jeil in line for the parade. then formed Brown’s Brigade Band, delegation of eighteen Commandery, encampment; » O. Sir Knigne Numerous friends, as- sembied at the hotel to wish them a pleasant trip. | ink it was One o’clock when the battalion relormed | line on Filth ‘The Live of column was Platoon ot coor guard Boston Commandery, 300 men S. C. Lawrence, Geveralissimo Captain General; L. H, rhomas; Delegates from Lewis’ Commandery, ot Commandery, of Lynn, and other cOmmanderies of Massucousetts. Palestine Commandery, Of Cheisea, eleven men; sir Koigue Wiliam ». Leely, Generalissimo; Sur Koight John Hail, Captain General; Sir Kuigeht James Dowegay. s Commandery, dreds who had congregated on the side- | with voffee to walk greeted nim with three hearty cheers. As soon as tae formation of line had been perfected | to Owight & Piatt. Quartermaster J, Hen: front, bearing a splendid silk American heat appropriate spsech, presented Colone! Marshail Lefferts responded in | jast to © W Herts a few words, thanking the donor, and then passed the flag to the color bearer, Who bore it down to The Fegiment then went | gay. with su Liebenan stepped to the | pp nd, 4 it to the | Brocton Bao | the centre of the line. up Fifth avenne to Forty-second street and down to the Grand Central depot, where tiey took @ | 7 V Onatavia & | Special train for Boston, of the officers of the veterans:—Colonel Marshall | Lieutenant Uolonel Cyrus H. Major William A, Pond, Adjutant Charles B. Bost- | wiek, Chaplain Rey, ». D. Denison, D. D, master Heury H. Liebenag, Commissary Gubert Capiains James M. south Boston, q M. Ferguson, The jollowing is alist | W. McLellan; Sajeu Brass Band; Joseph Warren Commandery, boston High- lands, nine'y-five meu; E. . 5, K. Jonn &. New- charles Harris, Captain Gen- ail River Brass Band; William Pope, Generallssim tain Geaeral; 5. ton, Generalissim eral; U. A. Boister; Commandery, jour men; B. 0. 5. Quartermaster L. Arrowsmith; | to Theband Bros Wilson, William H, Ribler, Joon H. Kemp, James Price, H. L. Pearson, Jr. ©, H. Meday, Wililam J. Jr., Captain General; ‘c. Shumway. Wiliam A. Speaight, | Alired Schermeroorn and William A. Burtis; Lieu- | | tenants William H. Montayne, James L. Harwav, | Kaward A. Kingsland. James Benedict, Rene V. Milhau, George Tuthill, Henry Everdell, Jon J, | McLaren, Henry S, Bidwell and Peter Vau Ider- Beujamin Aldce. THE LINE oF MARCH. ‘The Lne of march was then taken up and pro- ceeded through Hoylston, Arlington and Beacon streets, aud Berkeley and Columvus avenues, Clar- engon, Iremont and State street, and Merchants? row to Faneull Hall, where, after entering the mn commanderies formed upon each side of the hal, the Richmoud Commandery being in the centre. SPEECH OF E, ©. J, M. CLARK. Eminent Commander sola Demolays, thea called the sir Kaigits to order, Eminent Commandery of Koights Templars of Demolay poston, hall, the Bo: URE OF THE SEVENTH REGI- | MENT FOR BOSTON. | No finer display could have been made on Broad- | way by a single regiment than was made yester- day by the Seventh regiment, when on its way to The day seemed hike a regular holiday | for the fair sex; they imed both sides of the | streets and filled the Stoops and the windows and they seemed determined to give the gray — coats a hearty (arewell. | Tne regiment formed on Lafayette place at two | o’clock sharp, under Colonel © | DEPART M. Clark, of the and spoke as follows Commandery, the nospitalities ana privileges grand array of Yemplars of other Vom- manaeries of Boston and Vicinity rejoice to give e brought you first to ths | | old cradie of tiberty where tne {thers o! our great Republic offered fortune, sac lile, to secure to us the Sacred blessings of civil liberty and equal the Centennial anniversary of anized battle vogether that the pation cemented by bicoa, still lives and here im sacred honor pleage our lives and fortunes that Jor ail the houor of ail our land, North and South, Kast aud West, with one hope and love, one life, ior one country, one nauonality, one destiny, t ant flourisa , all the officers you welcome. At a litue t two they too march down broadway, vo the Park, where were congregated over 5,000 persons to Witness the review, City Hall were torown to the breeze, aud as the regiment wheeled in on the westerly side of the companied by tue mem- rights, and on ihis eve of e them cheer upen cbeer as the first or- ue Old Second and that vattered he flags on tne for freedom, Park, Mayor Wicklan bers of the Common Council, mare Hall steps to the reviewing platiorm. regiment then underwent a shail continue to live | tion, being greeted during the exercises with in peace and prosperity and overwheiming applause, The regiment aiterward & marched to the steamer Newport, which they had | with mdse and passengers to exclusively engaged to transport thea eastward, Hundreds followed them down to steamer glided out imto the stream cheer alter cheer rent the air. 740 rank and file, and, with their spiendid band, never showed to better advantage. THE NEW ENGLANDERS. review and inspec- the old corps of Philadelphia, apd justiv | es ol her best men the biue piood of Knights heralded by that | Pailadeiphia was ready to be spilled, and it was; and the colors tue regiment brings to boston tell | owilt! e pier, and distant city of Richmond to offer their devotion: at the shrine of Joseph the honorabie and hovored Masoa. was the great privilege or Demolay Comwandery | to receive and render hospttality to you as pil- You came then fo us strangers | im person, though uptted together in bonds of | fraternal duty, vut when we clasped your hands | and heard your voices and feit the throbuing of your warm, [Tue hearis, you were no longer strangers Thougn the days vf your pligrimage with us were few, bonds of affection ana devotion were then Jermed, strengthened and cemented on the occasion of our return to you at Kichmond. Since tust time nd many of your own of tne have passed on to the asylum \* the martyr They turned out grim strangers. The main body efthe New England Society left | here for Boston on Tuesday, in compamy with the Old Guard and the South Carolina Light Infantry; but a few ofits Members, not being abie to gev away at that time, Gelayed their departure until yescerday afternoon, when they went on in the Fail River boat. Dut brothers beloved. many of our ran SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STBAMERS.. DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY. permitted to witness this reunion of loving asso- cations. We shailever remember, and we never an forget the generous, whole-souled knights’ we.come you exteuded to us. We can never cease to remember your yaiting for us, a first stood on Old Virgima your own Commandery and by the Chief Ma, bi your great Common wealto you gave us princely weicome, and from taat moment, during ail our stay with you, your free-hearted hospitality, your continual, devoted attention overwhelmed us. In- tervening time has made many changes of fortuoe and condition, dark and awiui clouds hi snacowed os; yetin the darkest days yuar love Your deeds of to us and manilested sick, the Wounded and the prisoner, although by dreddfui war in costlie arms arrayed against cack | svevia. utner, tested triumphantly your devotion to the great principles of our Order and your undying las our ieet | oll, by a del 69 Broadway. 69 Broad way. i Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green | jor ws remaine: by you to the iBowing Green WA sehoiten i Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 19 Broadway. memory endures 7 Bowing Green Commandery Will ‘be re- deeds of knighuy nd Ciristian kindness and jove un- | equalled, and incomparable with reverential re- gard for the memory of those who have died, with jor those who tive of the Knights and 1859 who are Welcome you and all who of our hearts’ best love. The Mayor and City Council received the city’s | guests at the Music Hall, and the Mayor delivered | Rotierdam. driress of Welcume. | ON BUNKER HILL. ‘The following is the complete order of services | at the Pavilion on Bunker Hill on the 17th. music will be by the Apollo Club, of Boston, J, Lang, director. d cadets, Captain N. D. Winsiow, one recounted for orps of Maine, arrived this aicernoon coming on boara the Augasta, Woich reached Boston past two, orioging besides State oi Pennisy'a Bowling Greea | Joving atect Templars of present or absent, we are of you to the fulne irginia of 186 7 Kowung Green W Broadway, 1 Broacway. i.. 169 Broadway. 19 Broaaway. 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowne Green | City of Chester, Vine we varia. o| thetr march along the causeway, cated jorth the | 6) Broadway. 2 Bowling Green 19 Broaaway. 69 Rroaawa7. 1. INTRODUCTORY RAYER. 5 astor of the First church of | Me. | By Rufus Elis, D. v., gg NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OF NBW YORK AT NIGHT.—The Naw | Yok Bxnaxo has adopted a distinguishing Coston night | pFe signal for use on board the HxRato steam yacht, show- ing while barning the colors req, green, red, changing from ene to the other n succession, and can be seen sev- Captains of vessels upon seeing this oblige us by preparing any marine news ve for the Ship News Department of the i PRAYER BEFO! Hear us Almighty Une! Heer us, all holy Une! Lord of the hattie before us; Patner. all praise to Thee; Father, ail thanks to Thee, ihat treedom’s banner is o'er us. RE BATTLE. ti eral miles distant. @ consuming brana Streten torth Thy mighty bi pression Gestroying. vizen. At an iniormal meeting of ay Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addresing to such ‘vessels, care of Hematp news yacht, pler River, New York. Letters received from ail parts of the world and promptly delivered. Duplicates ai Help us*where war tides are flowing. Keep us, though we may fall; m out the grave we call aise to Thy name, and forever, All power and giory be Heip us, Almighty Onet ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. ie oe i, INTRODUCTOKY ADDRESS. By George Washington Warren, President of the Amoet- | 4 28| Gov. Isiand..morn Sandy Hook.morn Linorh 306 Hell Gate....morn ryland’s tribute to Massaciiusetts.”’ Festoons 8 49 | shor Liverpool Words by Charies James Sprague, “God Save the Queen.” Here, where the savau PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 16, 1875. CLEARED. Winthrop square, whica had beed’ bt 7 AA AL ce. On entering the grounds | Liverpool via Olaf (Nor), Pedersen, London—Funch, Freedom's high throne. G Pranckivyn, Bere, where the pilgrim sew Unto a nation grew, spread far and wide, Came se invadin. ‘That throne to ove shield Was pinced position, the Marine and playing & dirge in it excellemt style. The regi- ment then presented arms, alter which tne aich Was again taken up for Boston amid the cheers of an immense crowd. sieamer state of Georgia (Br), Cooper, Glasgow—Aus- tin Maidwin & Co, Steamer Colon, Tanner, Aspinwall—Pacific Mail Steam- steainer Ashland, Whitehurst, Savannah—Ropt Low- “thamer Gulf Stream, Crowell,;Charleston—J W Quin- Nortolk, Oity Pi Satin Ge. OY. POE Struck at our pride Here, where the pat Steamer Isaac Bell, and Richmond—Ol4 Dominion Steams! steamer K C Biddle, Preree, Phiiadeptie—Jes Bana, dieamer Anmie, Ship uysvertus Hermanus (Dutch), orders=Funeh, ship Prinds Maurits (Sor), Zachariason, Londom— | | into rortiand 15% Bremen—Snow & Bur- | Bremen—Boyd & Hincken. , Bremen—Fane o band they met, Del—A abbott. Zetieler, Anjer for Gone is the «: ecling | apidiy forming. hip Callope (er), hip Sarah (Br Ship Storkers (3 of and (riendship was emphasis by toe reception | cnmond Coumandery of Kaignts | plac this afternoon by tue =ir Amights of the round Koston. The intercuange Of Visits between the DeMolay And may our si Hark Risoriogione (Ital), Stano, Glouceste Kk Maria Adelaide (ital), Naccont, Bristol, B—Johm (Nor), Jacobsen, Belfast, I—Fanch, By Charles Devens, Jr., 4% Director of the Association. Bark Ragnhild Wark Paoltina (Ital), Ferrigne, Cork for orders=A P Hark \ 8 (Nor), Petersen, Boideraa, Russia—Tetens, Dow, Stettin—Waish & Field Bark Marie (Ger), Petersen, Hamvurg—funch, Kaye & | } wertetion the Ferguson, Antwerp—Boyd & | wis Stockholm—Tetens, Bark Traveller alarom rolled a hundred vearsago Over the peacesul keen Where our patriot tataers 31 hark John F Rottman, Ray, Genoa—John Zittlosen. 1), Vinetro, Gibraltar for orders= ck 4 mortal blow Fuuch. kuwe & Co NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1875,—TRIPLE SHEET. f, Belize, Honduras—William Jex & 0. PF sie La Creole (Dutch), Schubert, Curacoa—Dovale & Sebr Thetis (Br), Beale, Fowe: Ber Flower of the Fut iry key—Me Murray & Dammarell. Sebe W > Farwell, Lord, Aux Caves—B J Wen! oScht H Hickman, shepherd, Nuevitar—A Dayton « sehr Unexpected (Br), Castor, St Jonn, NB—ileney & Chandler, St John, NB—Jobn S Ingraham Schr Wapella, Wilton, Savannah—Evans, Ball & Co. an Gilder, Richmond Vva— coout Ariadue, Dyer, Portland, Mo—J H Winchester & ‘Sehr Harvest, Corwin, Providence via Bristol-H W Parker. Senr Acar: & Co. Sehr Mary 5 Bradshaw, Evans, Bail & Uo. Jackson & Son. Schr Wm Farren, Linsley, New Hayen—B J Wenberg. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Steamer Holland (#r), Simpson, London, Jum imdre and passengers to F WJ turst; Iith, iat 42, assed a larue iceberg; 13th, 1 amer bound east Sandy Huok, steamer Poreire (Fr) AM, 500 miles do of do, steamer Spi pool, and City of Paris (Br), dod lo, steamer Donau (Ger), d. wer Suevia (Ger), Fran: Hayre Sth, with mdse aud 670 pussenyers ne 1, Int 44-39 lon 40 32, spoke ler (Gor), from Bremen for Ne Jat 40 59, lon W, an Anchor line steamer, bound Jat 4) 57, lon 6) 34, an Inman steamer, do; 5 PM, lon 60 5), a Bremen steamer, do. ity of Vera Ci do of Ste £ Co, Kep Steamer | Steamer Richmond, Keily, Lewes, Del, with mdso to the Old Dominion Steamshin Co. Bark Verona (of Quebec), Collins, Singapore Feb 6, ‘of Good Hove March 62, brig Kaith Hattan & Watson, Bark Nictaux (Br), Masters, Matanzas 11 days, in bal- 1X. 1 Brig Frances a sehr HG Ky Sehr | to BJ Wenberg. chr Mary 1) Leach, Paine, pines to J Eneas: vessel to BJ Wenberg. ston, Melonald, Jacksonville 10 days, with lumber to Drew & Buckie; Vessel to master, Schr Madagascar, Hammond, Jacksonville i2 days~ with lumber to Wilson Goltrey Schr BT Hazard, Brewste to. Ho'ne Bentley, Gildersiveve & Co spoke sehr Pilot's Brid sehr Join Kk shaw. Cox, Kichinend, Schr Lucy Jones, Marihugh, Rieamond sehr J Ht Liv with naval sior ven. Schr ¥ va Holmes, Varmote. Virginia. Schr Exertion, Lyman, Virginia. Schr Thomas G Senton, Miller, Virginia, Sehr M li Rulon, Rulon, Georgetown, D ven. Bam Ship Sh: up to the eity PM 16th. | rir Ship St Petersburg (Nor), which arrived Ith and anchored at Sandy Hook tor orders, came up to the city PM 16th. nar Bark Pett Dubrovackt (Aust). Liverpool. which arrived 12th and anctored in end Bay tor orders, came up to the city AM 16th, Bark Jedanesti Dudrovacki (Aus), which arrived yhand anchored in Gravesend Bay for 0 ed down the | up tothe city PM lsh. ti . Poen, ooee PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, : BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Franconia, Bragg, Steamer Liectra, Young, mdse and passengers. to order. ‘Schr Lianiel Russell, | Yorr. bebe LS Barnes Sehr Luna, Well Sehr Wm A Rip! tebr Clara Post, Ferris, Porte Sehr Mariner, ‘Rich, . Greenwich for New York, with stone Schr J N Ayres, Provost, Stamford for New York. BOUND Fasr, rig Laura B (Br), Dunham. stone to order. Sehr Mail, M | to order. Schr surprise. Gi Sehr D L Sturgis, ford. lyn. dence. Sehr Jennie, Rozers, New York for Noank. Schr Ney, Chase, New York for Fall River. senr Signal, Slattery, New Yo Sehr Sehr iia, Geer, rows. Sehr Fli Townsend, Nichols, Hoboken for Providence. it, Kondout tor New Bed: Sehr Daniel Webster, Gorham, Newburg tor New Lon- Sehr Ht Willetts, Bur don. Pd Samuel F Godwin, Williams, New York for Stam- fori Schr 0 © Acken. Meade, New York, tor Stamtora. Steomers Algeria Ashland. Savannah; Bell, Richmond. &c; i tiorno (ital brigs Bank Mania A Mon pool (t ing), Was towed and’ was leit about where sne lay she made sal the excep sly she bumped heavily sel remained on the led and she got off, 1 ers in tin captain came wu Norman and her deck loa leakage can b Bank Crana R svrie, Q ing thorow damaged, and at ‘on the b| fore repor' for 20 days, the and thirst. May 9 night following, thick five shrou | nome other damages, | collision would have been avoided Scene Nowtn Cave, loaded with lumber, “heelea off” at smith & Morse’s iuill, Brewer, June Bangor tor Boston, put aking 500 sirokes per hour. irt, Dublin, has awarded the steam: nnsvivenia the sum of £1.50 tor services ren- | } ¢ steamship Abbotsford, fron } | York. in towing het into Q yount awarde! is to be P Pennayivania and tho balay Bartimone, June 16— chr Almor is astiore at Cove Point. li—steamtng Annie Wood, men- ys iver, was | 1 is now ene Soun Konwr, £ admiralty from Matan: FRasanvina, Jane wed In tor Havasa, Jun Porttaxp, Me run down aud repor Ellen Whitman. trom hore this morning. bold, main boom ¢ Viney Harney, HAT omy ih Sas damane and provestods = WHALEMEN. —Geo F Butley. on ht 16) bbl ee ottirom e Martha. Arnold, Wilson, Nis, to cru A letter trom Capt’ Lewis, of ris her at Kuss! b's ap. and Wide wh oil Bound to letter trom Capt Brown, ot bark Atlantic, of SB. ¥ ot Islands April 21, having taken 360 oil last cruise Had sbippet 150 bbis oll by bark ‘Ker, for New Bediord, aud would sail nextday Me poken hay Sia bark Catalpa, Anth en—May jat 38, lon 59, bark ipa, Anthony, of New Bedford. April 21, ship ark Lage ie" of NB, ré~ ff ~hore Ground. nen, from New York for fri n 14 divs, poand to Porto B)N. lon 61 Lz W, all well. Hill, from Boston for Georgetown, zg trom Arroyo for New ates, from New York for Key West, June 6, n, J Bing’ AF ol rig M6 Haskell ine 5, lat 40 45, lon 69 40, Brig Eliza Th 16 Baven, dune It taf aa ton 2 ‘nee tor Havre in. (Br), do tor Liver- 7:40 A M, 483 miles n, Hamburg June 2, via NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are {a- formed that by telegraphing to tho Bureau, No 45 Fleet street, or to ths Paris Rue Scribe, the arrivals at ani departures from Ku- ropean and Eastern ports of American aad all forelga vessels trading with the United States, the same will bs cabled to this country free of charge ani publisie 4, Captains arriving at aud sailing from French and Mediterranenn ports will find tho "Paris oMos the mors economical and expeditious for telegraphing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anrwerr, June 15—Arrived, ship Howard D Troop (Br), bark Johann f gohane Hetano Lonton ad, Deaken, Havana June 12, with mdse and passengers to F Alexandre & Sons: Vita, Jat 23, lon 79 5), passed ship Kentuckian, from Pen: | cola for London: 15th, lat $4 40, lon 75 36, sehr Amos Ed- | | wards, trom Philadelphia, bound north; same day. lat 0's, corner | 3 %0-lon 79 10, xchr Gertrude # Snuth, trom Matanzas | for Baivmor: Had light winds 20; April 7,lat 25 10 8, lon 30.08 F, s (Br) trom Manritius ior London, n 20.26 W, ship Carlis! Melbourne’ for London, rom Phi Bark Jobann (swe), Nystrom. Myer Bros & Co: Bark Montezuina, Briggs, Barbados 18 days, with s Arrived 16th, steamer Switzeriand (Belg), Jackson, June 7, lat 264), lon adefphia for Porto Kieo, Kio Janeiro April 25, ‘essel to master, Axuxn, June 15—Passed, ship Bengal, Blanchard, from Cardiff for Singapore. Bristow, June 16—Arrived, steamer Great Ws Windham. New York. Bexrasr, June 15—Arrived, bark Annie MoNairn (Br), (Nor), Uldricksen, Bark County of Richmond 8 days, with sugar tov V it & Co; vessel to Philadelphia, Sailed 15th, bark Maud Ellen (Br), Dunn, America. Bomnay—The report of the arrival ot the Rochelle, from San Francisco, was erroneous. Capiz—Arrived, brig Amy A Lane, Carver, Cars Verps—Arrived, schr Emma © Latham, Small, bel Northern Siar (Br), Anderson, Rio Janeiro April th coffee to Simon Devisser; vessel to inaster, Brig Naney Ross (Br), Witthler, St Johns (Antigua) 23 war and molasses to Miller & Houzhton. Brig Atlas, Powers. Arecibo, PR, 18 lays. with sugar to vessel to Miller & Houghton, Matthews, Havana and Cay to PT Nevins & Son, Dodd, Cardenas 12 days, to Hatton & Watson: Hatteras, saw a sunken artha A Palnte 20 days, with mela Bris Aurora (of Halitax | with sugar to Jules Lazara June 4, 2) miles east of Cape ts above water. Mexico #8 days, with mahogany John Boyiiton’s Son: yn, Point-a-Pitre 22 days, ; Vessel to Miller & Hough: Deat, Jane 15—Arrived, bark Alamo (Ger), Bruder- hausen, Baltimore for Bremen, Exsivore, June 14—Arrived, barks Rosa (Swe), Remar- son, New York for Riga; Alliance (Nor), Pedersen, New York for orders. Sailed J4th, ship Geo Hurlbut, Massou (from Reval), for Wood, : vessel £M vennell, The | grittt sugar to HA Vata | ton. Sehr Laura, Roberts, St Kitts 12 davs, with molasses to Jones & Lough; vessel to RR buck & Ci Sehr O H Robinson, Craig, Ruatan 16 days, with fruit Eleuthera 9 days, with Fayat—Arrived, bark Azor, Leckie, Boston. Jane 15—Sailed, bark Clara, Nickels, San Gnranvitie (France), June 14—Arrived, brig Gabrielle Grorattar, June 15—Satled, steamer Castalia (Br), Bat Jer (from Palermo, &c), $ Hetvorr, Jane 15—Saile’, schr J H Kranz, Pitcher @rom Rotterdam), Philadeiphia, Maver, June 15—Arrived, bark Brazil (Br), Prout, Ma- vessel to master, Georgetown. SC, 7 days, . Potter & Co; vessal to June 14, lat 3410, lon 73 43, hone for Havana, ‘for New Ha- Hamyona, June 14—Arrived, bark John Johnson (Br), Haines, New York. Satled, brig Arthur Eggelso, Everett. , for New Ha- Livgrpoot, June 15—Sailed, ship Virginia (Br), Ward, America; bark Sarah Mandel! (Br), Ninnes, do, sailed 16th, steamer Wisconsin (Br), Forsyth, Liver- Schr A P Cranmer, Isard, Baltimore. ‘spere (Ger), Irom Bremen, which ar- | rived 14th and anchored at Sandy Hook for orders, came Lissor—Satled, ship Marianna VI (Port), United States. MataGa—Arrived, bark Imperator (Nor), Jensen, New Quexxstows, June 15, 12 PM—Arrived, steamer The Queen (Br), Bragg, New York for Liverpool. SunprRcaxp, June 15—Arrived, bark Helios (Nor), Snellman, Pensacola. Suixtps, June 15—Sailed, ship Ellen Goodspeed, Otis, San Francisco. Sr Hetewa—Arrived, bark Kelso (Br), Doods, Singa- Pore tor New York. Portland for New York, Providence tor New York, Stet rt Delaware, Smith, Norwich for New York, ith mdse and passengers. Sehr John A Moulton, Urowley, StJobn, NB, for New York 10 davs, with lumber to master. Sehr Helen #, Portland, Cc, for New York, with stone Hubbard, Providence for New Sclir Highlander, Rich, Roslyn for Albany, Sturges. Derby tor New York. Port Jefferson tor New York. Wilson, New inven for Newark. ster for New York. reenwich for New York, with Sailed from Fayal, bark Hadley, Cleveland, of NB, for FOREIGN PORTS. May x7—Sailed, schr Weathergange, Ray- Nancy Ross (Br), Whit- a in port 24th), Arrived, schr Monsita, rk Montezum: sailed 27th to return); brig Gem, 2ath tor Porto Ric: May 2!—Satied, bri ‘ork (has been report Binnanos, May. terce, do (and sailed bark Atlantic. mH elphia (and sailed xpress (Br), Crowell, Rio New York: 26th, bark Ocean Janeiro. seekin: ‘Crrte, May 22—Sailed, schr Jere Simonson, Crawford, Cainariex, June $—Arrived, schr WS Philadephia; Sth, barks Elen Dyer, Bessie Simpson (Hr Ellie Burnham, Baxter, Boston; Canpernas, June 10—Arrived, bark Caibarien, Hopkins, ied 9th, bark Sarah A Frazier, Knight, Ith, schr 8'P brown, Tucker, north of Hi Crexruxcos, June 13—Arrived, bark Cloulde, Miller, Boston: brig Adella McLoon. Munroe, Porto Rico. 118th, bark Lothair (ii . May W—Arri ew York for St John, Thompson, New York for St John, NB. ih. Hogg, Hoboken for Nantucket. Ws Thompson, Bradley, Hoboken for Wood's H Schr © W Kinseil, Baker, Philadelphi: for Portland; schrs for Providence. gth, Catharine W May, , Weehawken tor Now Bed- Sehr Wm Voorhies, Goldsmith, Haverstraw for Ros- | . Schr Kate Scranton, Pals, New York for Provi+ Desmond. Boston. 4, sohr D F Keeting, Robin. bity of Lahore (Br). for New Or- Foster, trom and a nard, from do, via disg; schrs # H Boruen, Baker, Now York for Pals River, Schr H Blackinan, Arnold, Rondout for Cohasset Nar. | 20. arrived 2ist, do; alos, arrived ‘Mth, irom Baltimore arrived 1 imington, from New York. Katine Port, Jane Laurensen, Liverpool for Montr Guantanamo, June S—Sailed, brig Glance (Br), Darrell, Philadelphia. Havana, Juine 10—Arrived. schr J D Robinson, Glover, Zaza; Ith, steamers City of New York: Wilmington, Holmes, New Ofleans; Austin, Morgan, Rockport (lexas), gf [iattoras; brig Nuovo Casimira (Sp), Dur In port 12th, barks Cherokee (Br), Boyle, for Balti- Morgan, for New York, ir), MeConnell, for north of Hatters arrived 2ist, do; Waldemar, rived 2lal, do, —Arrived, steamer Texas (Br) New, York, fimiperman, (Br), Liverpool: State of Georgia Holbrook, Leavis (Br), Glasgow; St Oiat (Nor), London: Coton, Aspinwall; | ‘ream, Charleston; | ‘London ; barks raze (Nor), rincipi di Napolt (Ital), vie Allen Bri,’ Alicante; © R Burgess (Br), Lon jon; L’ Amico (Ital), Beltast. MARITIME MISCELLANY. We are indebted to the purser of the steamer City of Vera Cruz, trom Mavana, tor favors. nit, from St John, NB, for Liver. ted put back to the former port leak- barbor, June 8, about 2 PM, e outside Partridge Isiand, | ning of the 9th, when ther was thick, and and at 6 o'clock in the ng Island and at 7 o'clock tacked. ck up to that time earmg up a little after which it o'clock the vessel jacked under topsuils and courses, | and at S:1b she strack of Briar Island, there being considerable sea on. so that About 9 o'clock Meneed to heave the deck load overboard, and the ves: | es (iii 3 AM, when the tide rose | making sail for st John, | nearly ranning oh the rocks off Mahogany, the weather being thick, but fortunate y happened ere. she more, dg: bri do: Fortuna ( Stella Lodge (it ling. do, do; schrs Abbie’ Ingalls, Hatirax. June 15—Sailed, steamer Falmouth for Port- land: brigs MH Morris (Bi), Porto Rico: Kenneth (Br), do; Edna (Br), Hayt. Kixaston. Ja, May 13 (back dai wood (Br), Hosoman, Port Lim Liverroon, Nx, June 14—Arrived, sc! 8 Gipsey Queen, nia (Ital), Gloucester; ied, bark North Mignonette (Br), ‘ay 5—Arrived, schr Mary Belle, Bai Matanzas, June M—Arrived, schr © D Witherell, Berry, Liverpool. Sajiéd 14th, bark Gladstone (Br), Keneally, Wilming- Thurlow, Catbett, Pascagoula; Miranda, Mitchell, north of Hatteras. In port 12th, barks Palestine, Mary Pratt and Tre. res, ldg’ brigs @ A Coonan (Br), New York, do; Norena in, tor north, of Hatteras, do; ac larding, for north of Hatteras, do; delphia, do; and others unc. Martiaxp. NS, Jane M—Sailed,’ brig Wild Horse (Br), Port Sraix, May 25—In port bark Mayflower, for New York; brige Thos Owen, Chadbourne, from Boston, Izetta: Smith, York; Clara Fi f MILK River, Ja, bados tor New Ye xtday the we ton; brig Len: mont, ior northtof Hat yrs Emerson theserew com. | Kennier: Fakir, Nort rbados, arrived i7th, tor New rgent, from Baltimore, arrived to see the break- ‘and on the 12th the St Joon, and with the ald of the tugs el was brougiit into port unter the | about o'clock ihe s ‘* ‘la M Pennell, Thompson, New ork. In port May 25, bar Gazelle, Duntze. from and for n jed 24th, weber her ‘injuries may be, her controlled by the pumps SS tons built at Port Jefferson, has been sold at San Franciseo for $1800, to in the lumber trade. 1k M (ot StJohn, NB), which pat into Hall- leaky. on the ve rrived 19th: brigs Pronto (Br), kaw: innott, (tom Portland, arrived 17th; sehr d, + NS, May 29—Cleared, brig Elizabeth Arrived, brig Alvin Kelly, from Phitader ne off the marine raiiway June L rer, and wes towed to carzo (corn). Ann (Br), Dunn. Hainpt St Piers, Mart. May 19 Kelly, Baltimore via Fort de France. —Arrived. bark Hornet, Hopkins, | Porto Cabello (and sailed 4th for Mayaguez and Dela- 2d, sehr Kath Kohinson. Rogers, Rio | for Turk’s islands and ‘New Thermott, Barbados | (and sailed 4th tor Turk’s Islands and Vineyard Haven: Zerlina. (Br), Williams, Seville (and sailed New York); 4th, bark Kirkwood (Br: Thompson. Mai MeKenzie, |i ly caulked nett’s whart to take io ly the cargo which Was damaged has Bank Pratue Breo, Sanford, trom New Orleans June ey West léth, on fi Bric Axwa Lixostey (Br), before reported ashore near Cape Cod, arrived at St J ‘Tomas, June ‘ware Breakwater) nd sailed Bd put into | ner for Washiny she is somewhat jischarging cargo will have to go 8 for repairs Bric Fronexcx, of Annapolis, N&, from Liverpool, be- towed Info Vaia1s dismasted, on May 10, during # Violent gale, carried away her foremast, main- topmast and all the sails but the mainstaysail. The pr visions ran short and the vessel dritted helpless rew suftering in hark Vata don, rendered arsi-tance, enabl | May, Bi guabo, PR, ana Forbes, Dunkirk: 5th, tintane; Oth, bark Adriatic (i Ayres; sohrs Hannah ¥ Baker, Raymond, Kio Janeir us Confederate (Br). Grant, Bonatre ha (Br), Haywood, Fajardo, , Sune sehr Water laly ¢ sehr 0 K (Br), Buceo (Br), Martin, and New York; north of Hatter: sely from hunger north of Hatteras: jurymasts were rigged, H a t Croix and New i jing the vessel to reach the mouth of the St Croix. Senn NH Skiwxen (ot Williams (Br), Hanna, Sacua,Juné 5—Arrived, brig Mechanic, St Jaco, June l—Arrived, brig Thomas 07 New York; sehr G B Me*ariand, M Meyers, Hicks, do. rowell, New York. ‘aunton), Capt Thrasher, sailed from Fall Kiver Friday morning, itn inst, bound for Georgetown, DC, and wa y PM, with prevailing at’ the tay back to Fail Kiver tor repairs, wit! js, and sixty feet of rail and stanchions and The tog horn was not hoard or the Skinner came | loas of foresail and June 15—Arrived. barks Royal Harrio ; th, Robert Surcout (Fr), 11x; brig Iza, Walls, Portland, iihelmina «Ger). St Joun, NB, Charente via Clearea 15th, barks W. for orders; Wallon (Hr), Williams, Caernarvon; brigs Br), Ballyshannon: Wanderer (Br), Payson, 16th, Eva (Br), Liverpool. Yanwourn, Ns, June l—Arrived, brig Sophia (Br), St Pust. Mambles AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, June 15—Arrived, schrs Helen A New Bedford; Jennie Rosaiine, Oliver Ame: tor Georgetown. fMeers and grew, . Hird, Drinkwater, New York: schr © P Darr. MH Band, A Ht siowe, m Georgetown). tor — . ‘ane 1}—Arrived, schr Harriett Thomas, d,schirs Roger Drury. Gage, ans of lis Hers and pumps, hereto’ June ib—sehr Addison, Cent nk by the brux Jape iligaberh by 0 for Boston, and towe tree feet of water in her ne and sail torn. June i5—Selr Ellen 1 Gott, of Cam: dea, trom New York ior Bristol, Me, ran asbore, ati 16tn—Arrived t Bod Lass (Br), Cooper. Matanzas; Port aa Prince; Lend K Storer, Stevens, kel up 79 mu kehrs’ Caas Sawyer. Marshal, Armstrong, Naval Alexandria; Rachel Seam Kemp, and. sunlight, Waiker, do: May Kichmond, Va; Fred ‘Walton Rich, Baltimor den, Bernie, dos Ml, Long, Philadelphia: Grace Davis, Di 5 Olive, Warren, jo; steam yacht Jane ¥ ais jn West sland: Izabel, schrs Abbot Devereux, Rich, do; 8: tor. New York: Francis Hatch, Green, Rondout; Pi Derby, Hoboken: slak, Sherman, do; Crusoe, Weehawken: Neptuné, Coombs, do. hr Saille W Kay. from Matanzas. emibole, Matthews, Sa hia; Gen Whitney, Hal rks 'Seratino (tal), Zunino, London: Gregory, Portiand, to load for Buenos Ayr Grace Lathrop, Atwood, Hayti; Helen A Hoimes@El dridge, Darien, Ga; schrs Wm G Lewis, Baxter, Alexan- dria; ‘Allen Green, Nickerson, Baltimore; ‘Skylark, Smal. do; Mary ‘8 Graham.’ Norris, rhiladelpuia) Janes H Soore, Doane. do; Emma Riley, Coffin, do. BALTIMORE, June 16—Arrived, steamer F W Brane Foster, New York; bark Ada Carier, Abe schrs A M Bird, Fales, Humacoa; 5 M Bird, York; Geo W Anderson, Anderson, Rot Cleared—Steamer, Blizabeth. ¢ Andréw Jacksou, O'Brien, >t John: Annie Bin mn, Antwerp; John’ Kutherford (Br), 0’. men; barks Saga (Nor), Boc, Bremen; Ansioletto Bozz Ital), Gampodonio, Cork; Giano (Au . Seopovion, Cork ‘ortunato ‘Nor), Christiansen, Kiga;: brig James Miller, Parker, Minatitian Mexico); sehre Henry Allen, Tatem. New Haven; Sophia Godirey. Young, Miltord, BRUNSWICK, Ga, Juno’ 16—Arrived, achr Minni¢ Reppller, steelman, New York. ULL RIVER, Jtine 10—Sailed, bark Evangeline (Br), Davis London. BELFAST, June 7—Arrived, schrs Thomas W Hoie: junuers, Bucksport, to load for Savannah; 8th, Getehell, Rondout; 18th, Ev eline, White, New York, BANGOR, June l—Arrived, sehr Onward, Lowell, New York. BATH, June l—Arrived, schrs Waterline, Ki er, Georgetown, DO: Deflance, Ihorndike, Marylans ia Yarmouth: Wm Boardman, Pelton, Roston for Hollo- well, to load for Albany; Van Buren, Datano, >t George for *outh Gardiner, to load*tor New York. Isth—Arrived, sehr u Odiorne, Crowell, Boston for Richmond, to load for Baltimore. Sauied —Senr Claribel Nickerson, Philadelphia, CUARLESTON inp lé—Arrived, steamer Fanita, Jones, Kent, Boston. NCALATS. June 12—Cleared, achr ¥ Nelson, Holbrook, ‘ork: LAST GREENWICH, June 13~Sailed, sehr LO Wells, Wells, New York. ‘ FERNANDINA, Juno 10—Cleared. schra_ | Whisper, Baker Key West; Ith. Malr & Cranmer, Combes, Ca! jon, NJ. In port Uth, brigs Sarah B (Br), Townsend, for Gibral- tar, Ide. schrs Ann E Glover, Teiry, for New York, do} Ws Jones Kicby, and Cart i Potter, Rogers for do, ol Fanny K Shaw, Watts, tor Wiscasset, do; Henry H ‘Sew yer, ‘frask, for Bridgeport, do; -usan Harker, Garwood, and Theresa Wolte, Champton, for the coast, do. FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Jing 16-—Arrived, brig 8co nia (Ger), Duis, Rio Janviro tor orders, Passed iu—Brigs Kobert C Wright, Boyle, from Rio Ja neiro: Senorita, Tellberg, do; Georgia, ‘trom Ponce: achr Win 2 Houston, Cardénas, FALL RIVER, Jue lt—\rrived, schrs GL Lovell, Ho oken; Cabinet, Westall, do; Wm L Anbott. {ftinarsived, schr Lersehel, Chambers, Georgetown GALVESTON, June 15—Sailed, sehr: John, Gabriel Campeachy, in ballast. GLOUCEST Et, Juno M4—Arrived, ecbr Georsine 100 Su lyn, Pe abe LUE. June 11—Arrived, schr Kate $ Cook, aig, Nassau. eared 8th. schrs Anne L McKeen, McKeen, Norwich, Ot: Mh, Preseott Hazletine, MeVonaid. Newburyport: 10th, Anna Leland, Homer, New York; Ulrica R Smita, do, KEY WEST June 16—Arrived, bark Prairte Bird, San ford, New Orleans for Liverpoal—on fire. LYNN, June 12—Arrrved, sehrs Almon Bacon, Crospy, New York; lth, Ok Gates, aud 3 Townsend. Towns ond. Philadelphia: Connocticuty Green, bltzabethpare Yuh Pierce, Port Johnson; J A Anderson, Higys, elphia, MOBILE, June 15—Cleared, schr Lizzie, Creighton Grand Cayman, NEW OXKLEANS, June 16—Cleared, bark Rosario (Sp), Gorordo, Malaga; brig Maria W Norwood, Andrews, ton: schrs Excelsior, Hartwell, Ruatan: JG Whipp! < Dunbar, Connors, Vhiladelphia. is—Arrived, brig Catterina (Ita), Cas sello, Palermo, scbr Mary Fvelyn, Ruatan, : chr As Kranz, Havre. DORFOLK, June M—Arrived, schrs Canton, and Bapi- dan, New York: Jolin Brill, wowers, do. pabwpuryr KT, June 13—arrivea, schr Uncle Tom ok, Hobo! Iiti—Arrived, schrs Mary Bila Staples, Alexandriay Kate Walker. Rider, Jac ‘sonville, Isih—Arrived, scars klectric, Norbury, New York; W Pititchie, Freshy, do: Jawes’ later, Hawkins, Maya a, Pit, via New York: Douglass’ Haynes, ‘\dami echawke: T Cotttugham, Smith, Philadelphia; M Flanagan, Messick, do. NEW BED ORD, June 15—Cleared, schr Galena, Almeida, St Georze, Azores. Salled—Schr Laura itobinson, Robinson, New York. Isth—Arrived. schrs Warren Sawyer, Alexandria; ohn H Perry, Philadelphia; Priscilla Seribner, do. Sailed—Schrs waiena, Azores: Lemuel Hall, Alexany dria; American bugle, Philadelphia; Alex Young dot W W brain nie Murchie, bitin City, Equal. Gym Quickstep, tor New York, NORWICH, June 1—Arrived, schrs Neptune, Hobo ken; Mary ‘Riley, Georgetown; James Bliss, Hatet, Jacksonville; Packet, North River. iled— chrs success, New York; J W Hine, do, EWPORT, June 15, AM—Arrived, schr David S Siner, Cleared—senr ¢ Huntley, Georgetown, DC, NEW LONDON, June —Arrived, sonrs Uneas, Pen dieton, Pi rto Rico; Wm Wiley, PHlladeiphia for No wich ; $ 5 Smith, New Bediord for New York. Sailed—Senr J W Hine, tor New York. NEW, Haven: Jane Rw os Hs Hise. A son, Bates, Potice; schr Jas Oy 0) More, Forts: Ok, Parker, do; Chas Woolsey do: ‘John Balch, Haunah, Weebawken; M Hamilton, Granam, Newburg: Expedite, Rucker, Ho- boken; Salamanier, Smith. Woolbridge; Ida Palmer, joer New York; sloop Ida E Vail, Ac«ertll, New purg. Clearea—Schr I4a Palmer, Palmer, New York; TO Lyman, Hubbard, do. PASCAGOULA, June 10—Arrived, schr Thos Jones, Smith, New Orleans. PENSACOLA, June 15—Cleared, bark Georgiana (Br), Crane, Santos (srazil). PHILADELPHIA, June 16—Arrived, steamer May- flower, Fultz, New York; schrs Surah & Read, ~tebbina, Rowe: 5% “iui Portland, ath, k Busy, Heard, Havana; schrs White nzas: Moses Patven Harding, Care Reynolds. Windsor, Ns; Lizz Armstrong. Bangor: Archer & Reeves, Smit Providence; Wyoming. Foss, Bridgeport; Kebecca Smuh, Grace, New Haven; AF Nowell, Lank, Fernan- na. Cleared—Steamers Kentiworth, Prowse, Liverpool; Aries, Whelden, Bi n; Florida, Crocker, Providence: Beverly. Wal New York; harks Freeman hag 2 (sr), Scott, Bremen: Northern Queen (Br), Dollar, do: Honor (Aus), Mareglia, Klunore for orders: sehrs Maud € (Br), Weieh, st Johh, NB; Jonn & Detwiler, Grace, st Cambridge: LD small, Tice, New tonto; Joseph axfield, Davis, Boston; A It Leaming, Brower, salem}. Constitution, Young, Providence: 8 Levering, Corson, do; Maria Adelaide, Kent, Ipswich; Frank Atkins, A\ kins, Providence: ‘Martha Welsh, Burdge, Bosto Oveanns. Young, do. Also cleared, barks Jacob (Aus), Cassevico, Cork o# mouth; Courser, Keilnan, Anjer ior, orders: Sebas- Bach (Ger), Sandshaat, Bremen: brig George Burn im, Palmer. Havana; schrs A kV ks. Farr, Bath; NL Cartis, Mann, Lyna: Rebecca M smith, Grace, Bos ha'ska, Blake, vroviden r M—Brig A R Patterson, for Laguayra, passed down in tow last evening. Schr Lizzie L, Mills, from Sangor, passed up last even. ms Brig Zavalla Williams, tor Jacksonville, anchored off here last night, aud proceeded down this morning. Brig W W Lord, trom Mat passed up to-day. Sehr LA snow. from Kockland, arrived below Delar ware City yesterday P.M. PM—steamer Arivs, for Boston, and barks Helios, for Konigsherg, aud Ornen, tor Cork or Faimouth, passed down this PM. Detawane Baxaxwaren, June 15, AM—Arrived last night, brig agua, 9 days from Sagua for Philadelphiay and Went up at 10 AM. Steamship Nederland passed out for Antwerp at 4 o'clock Last evening. PM—schr Emily M Mack, from Savannah for New York, is here; also schr Fanny, loading for do; Bark 5 Christopher unchanged. xEOMILAND, June 15—Arrived, schr T 8 McLellan jew York. 16th—Arrived, steamer Eleanora, Johnson, New York. PORTSMOUTH, June 15—Arrived, schrs Clara EB cimp ey. Baillmore; Hattie ‘Perry, Chase, New Smyrna’ samuel Gilman, Kelley, and Althea, Smith Philadelphia; senator. Grant, Albany; Geo Amos, Bunk Hobo: da 8 Alien, Dudley, Port Johnson; Walter s, niels, Georgetown, DC. PROVIDENCE, June 15—Arrived, schrs EB & L Cor dery, Higbee, Alexandria; M & KE Henderson. Spear Baltimore: fda © Hullara.'Smali, do; Chancellor, Fer ison, Rondout: Filen M Baxter, Lamphear, do: chr Dr Franklin, ied—Scars ( haries & Smith, Hanson, Philadelphias jerriman, Crane, do vin Newport; Nancy J Day. 6, do oF New York; Florence, Sackett, Verplank inane Sherwood, Knuie, Haversiriws Entire ip: Aun ‘Eliza, Caswell; Gffort ‘nd 'Mary Isabel, Smith, New York. eT, June 1b—Arrived, schrs Goddess, Keb ley, Rondout; JG Fell, Nickerson, Weehawken. hiled—Sehr Reading tatiroad No 50, Thompson, Ne York. RICHMOND, June IM—Arrived, stoamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York; sehr Francis French, Throckmortom, 0. Sailed—sehr Jacob Kienzie, Steelman, New York. SAN Ff b SCO, June 15—Cleared, brig Tartar (Ger), Kaemenn, Nicolactski. " SALEM, June M—Arrived, sohts Mary Shields, Shows man, Port Johnson; BM Cook, Cook, Kondout, SOMEUSET, June 13—Arrived, sehrs Col =~ W Razeo, Crowell, Philateiphia: Samuel "MeManemy, Walls, dot Win F vheips, Cranmer, do: D Wsanders, Mott, Kond> out: Naid Queen, Smith. de i schr Ells) Little, Crawford. and Rats f phia. VINEYARD HAVEN, June IS—Arrived, schrs St light, Cardenas for StSiephen, SB; GO Morris, Ga . DC: Helen Rommels. do tor Phil Chas P Sinniekson, Portsmouth tor do; H tor do; M L Varney, dotor New York; Anni Westbrook, Bramhall, Win Thomas, Wm H DeWitt, au Sea Bird. Portiand tor New York: Gentle, and Vesta déiphia | (Br), Dorchester, NB. for do: Florence V Turner, Rocks land tor do: Eddie ¥ Treat, Booth Bay for do; Altred Chase, Rockport, Me, foro: WL Card, Kennebunk tor Rappahannock Kiver; Light Koat, Rocklin! tor Rich+ mond; Isabella Thompson, Bangor tor Port Morr Fleetwing, do tor Chitmarth. Nailed, schrs Ocean Ranger, Addie T, Cohn, H Means, Congress, Melville, Rival, Chas Comery, 8 Hazara, Ida L Howard, F St Clair, Edwards, Apbie 8 Oakes, steamer H 8 Lesson. 16th—Arrived, schrs AB Fisk, Boston for Baltimore; Susan Ste Hatiowell for Washington, DC Kash, Bowdoinham for New York; Bastern Belle, Frank: jort for do. Satled—Schrs Starlight, Helen Rommel and Fleet wing. WILMINGTON, NO, June 16—Arrived, steamer Benes factor, Wood, New York. nterprise, amer Kebecea Ot for Arrovo, ‘de, Childs, Baltimore. |, sche Dd Diverty, Wile 4 MiMin, Ferris, Hobo«en w York; Judge Low, Hallo “d—sebrs Mary w ‘ulus, Dewart, ily or Dennysville WARKHAM, June 14—Arrived, schrs Gov Burton, Phim ney, Phiiadelphia: Henry Gibbs, Coftin, Hoboken. suA NEOUS. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBA 41 ent states; legal every whe: cient cause; no publicity require vorce is granted; advice tree. M. 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