The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1875, Page 10

10 COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS. THE NORMAL COLLEGE. ‘The daily attendance as the Normal College stil | Bi wemaingas iarge a8 ever, although the term tor wtudy and the regular examinations for gradu- @tion and promotion have been concluded, This extra time is being Gevoted to rehearsals for Com- mencement and for competitive examinations ‘among scholars of the graduating class. None but ‘the best students take part in these contests, and Recome out first or second im one of themisa voucher for splendid scholarsaip in the branch in ownich this success is attained. The frst examina- tion of this kind came of on last Friday, in the subject of methods and principles of teaching; bat ‘she result is uot yet known, Yesterday ‘there were two of them—one in Latin and vahe in German. In both languages the ‘examination was partly oral and partly written, and was in doth cases We. wemparative merits of tne mer of te medal in Latin was Miss Marguerite yp, who also received hoporabie mention ‘Jor ber effors in German, In the second coutest @he winner of the first prize, a gold medal, was Mise Etiza Doverty, and the winner of the second ‘@ silver medal, was Miss ida Lindheimer, hers will be competitive examinations to-day and to-morrow, commencing at half-] mine clock. Visitors are allo to be present, and s on interested in education tt would no dount | ood!y sight to see tle Jeadipess and accu. rot the young tadies in answering quesuons propounded to them. 8T. GABRIEL'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ‘The eleventh annual examination of the gram- mar schoo! of St, Gabrie!’s cherch, East Thirty- sixth street, took place last evening ander very pleasant auspices. Ou the platform were Mev. Father Ciowry, Rev. Father Hughes, Rey. Father O'Neill, Rey. Father Flood, Brothers Pauline snd Humphreys, Lawrence D. Kernan, Commissioners Wood and Pat- ‘erson, of the Board of Education; Professor | Docharty, of the College of tne City of New York; | ex-Senator James 0’ brieu, Vongressman Wiliis an several others. The exercises passed of with wreat success, the following being the pro- gramme — Daniel A. Towle - Orcuestra ah Rotid and Speri Grand Chorus, “0 Hail us, ve! bra—Indeterminate ae rabieme, Probabtlicies and Lite Anni Polish boy. ‘masic @rand Chores.. Lambillotte Co-ordinate Geometry—Straight Ling, Circle and se (Robinson's Williams p Dnet, “Larboard Wateh” fat tward J. Kibly,, Kobe ° zee @ 4 43 S86 & 8 & Baron’: Las: Banayes oes . Green Robert Hi. Astronomy aud Use Masic : - Orchestra examination of the intermediate classes ‘will take piace vo-morrow aud the two succeed- mg days, COMING COMMENCEMENTS. ‘The annual reception at the male department, | Public Grammar Schvol No. 10, Wooster street, wear Bleecker, will occur on Wednesday, the 23d west., at two P.M., when medals and diplomas will be presented, with an attractive selection of musical and imtellectual exercises, On Thurs- @ay afternoon the female department will receive ‘heir friends and entertain them with @ similar programme, The closing exercises of the New York instita- ‘on for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb are we be held on Wednesday next, at ball-past two #ciock P. M, The Tarrytown special, leaviag Thirtieth street at one o'clock P. M., wil) stop at she Institution, returning at five o’clock. ‘Trinity church schooi will Qold its annual recep- - ‘at the school building, Vbarcn street, corner ef Thames, on Friday, 20th imst., commencing at | hali-past three P. M. Cards of invitation have deen tasued for the slomng exercises of the Girard Institute, No. 36 Fast ye -second street, on Thursday, June 24, a NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE %2, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. on top ortne conege set a) bane op-kuot and hage fa. ries a cock, with a spur the Princeton warfare ie- minds me thi the muskets which that college in revenge aoe nom Rutgers armory _ not bed ajl been retar: re ae Presi McCos! romised that t be, Prto-aught the New “Braue wick Choral Bockey, 9 he 'y eal cg and well practised body of a i singers, @ concert to an imme! Sadlenes m ‘ne Opera House, 1m compliment to the Commencement proceedings and the students. The programme ts a classical one, and is being elegantly 1 rendered. MOUNT ST. MARY'S COLLEGE. CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY AT EMMITTSBURG—RECEP- TION OF CATHOLIO DIGNITARIES BY JHE STUDENTS, Exmrrresvne, MG., June 21, 1875. Cardinal McCloskey, accompanied by Bisbop Loughlin, of Brooklyn; MeNierney, of Albany; Mar. Roncett: aud Dr. Ubaldi, was received at Mechanicstown this evening by Drs. MeMurdie, Vice President, and Guedrie, Superior of Sisters of Charity in the United States, and escorted to Mount St. Mary’s College. were received they gave three times three cheers. The college band played ‘‘Hatl tothe Chief,” and the distin- pec prelates were escorted to their quariers, ‘ne college Was brilliantly illaminated, DIPLOMAS FOR MIDSHIPMEN. SECRETARY ROBESON AND THE GRADUATING CLASS AT ANNAPOLIS—THE SERVICES YESTER- Dax. ANNAPOLIS, Ma., June 21, 1875. The diplomas were given to the graduating class of midshipmen to-day by Secretary Robeson at tne | Naval Academy. A great crowd of people, numé bering nearly 3,060, gathered to witness the scenes, Before the giving of the diplomas the midshipmea and cadet engineers assembled in the chapel and were addressed by the Rev. Mr, ‘Titany, of the Board of Visitors. The five mid- ipmen entitled to special mention for merit in studies are:—Charies Amsden, of Obie; William Cae | | ler, of New York; Joseph Helm, of ‘Tennessee bon Beaenon, ‘Geormia, and Cameron Winslow, of Mas: usetts; and the five engineers ar Prank fi flew. of Pennsylvania; William Catocars, | | of Conuecticut; William Cowles, of New York; George Wiiuits, of Pennsylvania, and Walter Wortbington, of Margiand. The other diplomas were delivered without specialty, The graduates are detacbed from the Academy examination of candidates jor admission now progressing, WILL MURDER OUT? THE DEADLY ENCOUNTER BETWEEN WILLIAM DEMPSEY AND JAMES BUTTERLY—'‘‘THERD’S | ANOTHER DAY FOR DEMPSEY.” The investigation into the murder of James Bytterly took place last evening before Justice Patrick Warren, at Jersey City. lt will be re- membered that on the last day of last December James Butterly was severely beaten Im a saloon, at tne corner of Thirteenth and Henderson streets, tm Jersey City. He weot aiterward to the bake- shop of Williaa Dempsey, im Meadow street, Hoboken, where he had beem employed. Next morning he was found in the bake- shop so badly injured that he was taken to the hospital, where he died seven days after- ward. An inquest was held, but the witnesses gave testimony very reluctantly and the jury rendered @ verdict that deceased came to his death at the hands of some person or persons un- known, Every attempt was made to baffle in- vestigation, but it bas at last leaked out that some of the witnesses were under restraint and new tesumony has been elicited. As already stated in the HgraLp, Dempsey was arrested on saturday evening on a warrant issued by Justice Warren. John Gapper, @ journeyman baker, em- ployed by Dempsey, made an affidavit that he was | in company with Dempsey and deceased on New Year's ve, distributing New Year’s cakos among tte Rose Bil Methodist iscopal Snnday school, Twenty-seventh street, goo’ Second re ey nea wae le Eek oa and Third avenues, having completed its tiue:h | on Henderson streev. He said a fight arose year, will hold reunion and strawberry testival wo Wednesday evening, the 25d imst.. when @ eteh of the history of the school will be read end addresses will be made by tere! former pastora and superiotendents. Mr, Joun Siephen- gon, the railroad car builder, has been superin- ‘endent of tais school for over thirty years, with | Mr. Jonn Pullman as chief assistant. | class of 75 of the College of the City of New York wi)i have its ante-graduation exercises to- Morrew afternoon im the cnapei of the college. ‘The exercises Of the graduating class of tne Van Norman institute, will be bela in the Madison venue Relormed church, at the corner of Fifty- | T seventh street, to-morrow morning, at eleven. RUTGERS COLLEGE. GRADUATION OF THE SCIENTIVIO SCEOOL— | PROGRAMME OF THE WEEK—SPOILS FROM > WEW FRIENDS FOR THE ENRICHMENT OF OLD 38 THE SHAPER OF TWO HISTORIC CANNON. New Brunswick, N. J., June 21, 1875. The scientific school graduation ceremonies pen the Commencemen: exercises. These con- ist of the reading of essays, Which are of two &imas—chemical ano engineering—the sclentific sourse being thus Givided at the end of two years. ‘The theses this year were spoken of as more meri- torious than ever beiore—a result, perhaps, of the | MAdition of a year to the length of the course, of | which this class of '7 is the frst to take the profit. | The following is a list of the theses :— ] | Water Wheels—ii. V. Butler, New Branswick. Pininfleld, ‘The Parabolic Trass—Arthar 1. Pitsworth ‘The Japanese Metallurgy ot Iron, Vopper and silver— 3.2% Bator, sp ‘The Hudson Water Works—Frank Van Wyck, Pongh: pmie. Favementr—P. 4. Montfort, Brook!yn Jevator om Bergen HiN-—C. L D, ater— tober: er, Plainfield. Averill Ohemica! Paint—J. . Ward, Madison Amine and Aniline Colore—Henry L. Jaueway Bew Bronswick. ‘Bugar—U. V. ¥. Cortelyon, New Brunswick, ‘The most interesting of them was Mr. Hatiort’s | tbe young Japanese, who is also to deliver an ora- sion on Wednesday, at the regular Commencement | @zercises, in his Bative tongue. He leaves, much | there | remanded to ). vetween Dempsey aod Butteriy, whea Butterly keda Until he had sang asong. Dempsey told Batterly to sbutap and ti back seat. Alter some words Butterly said he was as gvod aman as Dempsey, aud they got ont into the middie of the floor to fight. Kelly seized ® policeman’s clao from behind the bar, and snd ope he fight im there, if there was to nt he wantei them to go Out into the street, ‘hey nSd a few biows anc separated. Ono New Years day Mra, Dempsey asked Gapper to go and separate Butserly and per busnand a2 they were a testimomy given at the nvestigation brie! wiil explain she circumstance: Jonn Anderson testified : *—-Dewmpsey came to see me ou (ve 7.0 Of Jaouary last and asked whether 1 baked in the daytime or inthe nignt; | answered shat I baked at nigat, and | inquired what was the matter; he said »r. Butterly’s son was dead; I asked vim Uow it happened, and we said that he was ciuboed. Mary Anue Gapper testified :—I knew deceased and know Dempsey; lass New Year’s — Butterly came into my house; be was covered ‘With blood ; he cried out, “Ub, Tam killed;” I gave bim a cisn pan, and a quart of blood Nowed irom bere by the students in line who, kneeling, re- | ceived the vlessiag of His Eminence, aiter which | an Who Was fid@hing to walt | | Rim; bis tougue appeared to be masbed in his | mouth; as le was going out he said, ‘There's anotber day for Dempsey. Jonn Butterly testified:—I remember the night of the ttn of January jaet; Joon Anderson came a to! t my son James was dead be ary’s Hospital; 1 asked who standing at the foot of tue bea and I went to the Morgue afd saw the oboay; the jaw was oroken; his healta was remari oly ‘good up to the time he recetved anjuri jen caused his death, January last, in the morning, saw Buvierly come Pog of the bake shop, and bicod Was coming irom is mouth; Dempsey Was then 10 the bake house; Dempsey adwitted he struck bifa; he said he was agieep im the bake house when Dempsey Wentia ane struck him. Dempssy, who was tn court, is a very stont, | thick-set man, about tuirty-flve years of the deceased was of about the same age. Vestigation Was adjourned and the accused was i. ACCIDENT OR MURDER? 4 BOY SHOT THROUGH THE HEART BY A cox- BADE-—AREEOT OF THE TOULH WHO FILED THD #0 Bie regret, in Joly to retarn to Japan, but be hopes 10 retnrn to take a p FATAL sHoT. Ratgers. © ke On last Sunday afternoom about half-past two fasner slowy. B O'clock Peter James Kane, @ boy about filteon Bnd processes of sine described them very | igentiy. Sve Japanese at hutgers, ai of Whom taxe the ecient There have been seventy app! ie course. atiens for aamis- years of ago, was shot by a comrade named MeGrath, er tharine McLaaghlin testified :—On the ist of | | Dumber of points, bat in the shootteg of at him there; | 4 eighteen, at Long Island City, | There appears to be some littie doubt aa to how | eon iAto the College on “ate yang to-day and the efar oceurred, and, as far as can at Se leh sere Will dount afew more. | presemt be ascertained, there were no wit- ‘These t a lace of tairiy , Who tie gradu Mae ee ee tne totacnomber at vuvdecty | Resses to the sctusl fring of the shot, al- at Batgers to ut 200. OF © irty-two who thougR @ number of persons heard tho re- graduate cieven are to be Minis iors, Sve doctors, ort. McGrat oot © Six engineers, four lawyers, wen nen (ee M hk was employed by the Long Island e farmer and one e@ucator iu Japac—ine rest cided, Raliroad to watch and take care ofa apiie ariver which was in position near the track opposite the corner of Second and Verry streets, near the wa- Torsray.—10 A. M., m: of trustess in tho | tet Kane had in bis possession for e time Uorary end Of the Alumni in Kirkpatrick cuape:; previous to bis deat& # smali single-barrelicd eal section-of the gradnating class; i2 M., a 3 had lent to MeGrath, On Suaday they mex to- Betore the Alumpi by E. W. Appleton, of Chest gcther and in company with @ boy named Jono Pa; 1:00 P. M., Alumni dinner; ¢ P. M., base D8!l Connors began to fire at an old tin pot which was aich between University Nine and the Trenton 3:00 PF, M., annual ineeting of the Peities- P. tel op GB e target against the spile driver? norms 1 the otuertwo adout eleven o’civck and Con. | | from one to the other in # sopbian and hilociean Literary Societies address peior? tae Sev, Dr. Hug of them, he @ays, antil af Carpenter, of San Py M., janior e2 From tuis period the vestizaon bivition. ing, some asserting that Wepnuepat—9 Procession forms, headed q cards and §=6that ac @lumore’s band; | encement proceedings; is money, became enraged | OP. M.. Presi would not retarn it to him, and The Junior exo.Sb' tof the tiore suddenly drew the pistol and whole exercises, t y eight short he bail entered through tne tert | speeches, whim an @ eof music and pienty @f flowers, Aut, uloed, Commencement at Rut- gers College is & MUON more imposing festival than it 14 ususly Mage at colleges. Here there is , aid the imterest is therefore cen- ene CWO Gays Of festivity. The town sume 4 BOlidey ook, aud buai- morrow and on no class Wednesday, Rabitants, is abl fash 4 make Jt realy @ érew high have a place ia ‘he (romssenu 0. wick gir. ‘The students, by the stupidte, the college Faevity, navy los Princeton cannon, are now to recety® two fully as ancient specimens gal ~ oa Norsk Datee churea at the corner MH oy and Willlam Rew York, One or jem has arrives — Bas been set up opposite Gaye Liprary ia theological seminary camp ‘The trannions are the muzzle stopped ap; but, i mot ao of much ase, it probably bas historic inter- | at least Will Rave when the oid North Dutch becomes & tradiien—and It will no-doant | aera. There is another one com- | y bane piace and is to be set up ia Fa Tet tne ooiie fe proper. [t will be etrang mia who Bola ther Commen week, do nos capture i# and trophy to show their fair their graduation day. When on" ask them why ‘hey aliowea the Rutger ae to take away (heir gun they can proudly and mientiy poet to this new capture. The ow Weather van® Which aid duty on the same courch Pelore iw sicesNe Was burneg bas siso been sent | as they sey, of ‘mueir held on the ~ | elie@ a jury on Sumday ad and pierced his heart, cai almost inst . Another story fs that the frimg at | ae was continaed aiter Coonors leit tae 0% together, and thet Kane, at the moment that ulied the trigger of the pistol, walle aunin tin can, came suddenly in the line of o met ais death. This, too, la MeGrath’s # lie, a8 SOOM Aas he saw What he bad done, fan away. Me returned to lis nome im the evening, however, and was arrested locked Up at Police Headquarters at Astoria THE CORON RRS INOURET. The Coroner, Mr. Mauyer, of Winfeld, impan- ed the wking of ti light was t rowan npen the aifair by the witnesses exam- © owing to tL Manner im Which the INquest was conducted. Tue witnesses Were threatened with the joce-up and Otnerwise Dadgered at almowt every turn. |THE TOMPKINS AVENU E yeev and adjoursed. TRAGEDY. MRS. WATSON PROBABLY DTI Mrs Tious comdition last night that Police Surgeon Lowestein ordered the f. mily to report any change i Tf condition, even tne slightes' tion house, #0 that thé Coroner be rammoned te take ht my e-Mortem statemen' fier puise is very iow, she cannot lie down, and death may come to her within @ few.nours, The result of the Investigation into tae matyer will, it Je said, cause Guile @ sensation Lucinda Watson, Who was shot by ner nos. | band on Sunday afternoon, was in such a preca- | Co. J - CREEDMOOR, THE NATIONAL GUARD AT BALL PRACTICN— TROOPS OF THES THIRD BRIGADE OUT YES- TERDAY. The following named detachments from the Third brigade, First division, N.G.8,N.Y., were out yesterday tor ball practice at Creedmoor, The First battalion of infantry, forty-eigut of- cers, non-commissioned offcers, rank and file, under the command of Captain William Kelly; companies A, | and K, ninety officers and eniisted men, of the Eighth regiment, under the orders of Captain Lingham; companies G, M and D, of the Ninth regiment, 105 officers and men, in charge 07 Captain Pryor; companies D and F, of the Fifty- ttth regiment, eighty-turee officers and men, commanded by Captain Fleischbetn, Of the fairey men paraded by the First bat- talion twenty-seven appeared without the regi- mental uniform pantaloons. Tnese were excluded from participating in the practice ana summarily turned out of te frounds by 2 man wearing & white hat and having an umbrelia (a bis band. It afterward provea that this Was General Vartan, commander of the Third brigade, who, altuough without any ingigoia of rank bimsel/, assumed to correct the men of the First battalion, After being ejected from the practice some men tn the uuuiforin of thezFirst battalion formed themselves into a sham guard, and, wi\hout any authority ior doing so, Telieved the reguiar guard that bad been placed at the gate leading to the ranges te prevent bee trocps §=going b-4 the hote: in quest liquor, Once possession of the hy the bogus ae bolted for ithe Creedmvuor Hotel, rperai’a Liye followed by Adjutant Seymour (to dently 18 wen), Surrounded she hove) and captured tne bolters, who were brought before General Varian, Stili in citizen’s dress, and ordered by him to bo stripped of their uniforms aud expelled from the grounds, an order which was forthwith executed, Sergeant Keily, of the Pirst battalion, ts accused of instigating this disorderly conduct, inorder to throw Giscredit on the battalion, and, u possible, to bave it disbanded. sergeant Kelly appeared yesterday in a private’s uniform o/ another regi- ment to Which he did not belong, substitute, 4b is said, for bis brother, who private in it, After whe firet two ranges (100 and 150 yards) haa | Deen shot over the men Went to rations at about one o'clock. in domg so only the fifty-fifth regl+ ment ooserved any sort of order or discipline. This corps, after finishing scores, formed ranks and retired in military array, stacking arms and Jacthy & guard over them during tie time allowed | for rations. ‘Tme other regiments bad the feild littered over wita guns, belts and accoutrements, tossed off and thrown bere and there in the most disorderly Manner by the men, who seemed too warm or too careless to look after taem, Of the twenty-oue ous of the forty-eight men be- longing to the First battalion who were allowed to shoot seven qualified for the 200 and 600 yard rauges; the Eigoth regiment sent sixty-three men to tne longer distances; the Muth regiment had forty-nine men Wuo went oack, and the Fifty-tith | Tegimeut returned tweuty-ive men for the last two cistances. SCORES OF THE FIRST BATTALION, _ ©. G, Zettler.... coven fea Ad Sergeant Hoffmann... $3 823 SCORES OF THE BIONTH ReGitenr, Lieutenant Hoiele....... ieee ee 24 * Merohy:-- TENT4 BSS Sergeant Fiich....+-seeee wg hd | P. Catternach. {ooossce 2-3 335 @, Ninel tsco-3 5 33 Lientenant Swatz. p2m-s 403 : 200-5 8444-9) W. McGee... eee soo iret 5 3 4824-15 M. OPBrieD....scseesceroeeencenessons | Bug —p i353 200-5 444 sconmneninen as ts00-3 00 £ Sg 1 E009 $49 S712 os 120=8 6 $5 "tar 200-0 42 4 0-10 H, Bremish eevee ta0.-5 03 9 Sois—33 204 8 3 4 3-17 P. Taylor..es ceeese ow ttt) oy a SCORES OF THE NINTH REGIMENT, Yards, Totals, Lieutenant @ Auld... ett ee Dori 4 200—4 43 8 3-1 Corporal Eagle . hes ins [esa eb ed OG ES ‘ ma: } 20-4 42 3 3~ 00-2 2 5 3 4—16—32 Corporal Black { eo asie x Sergeant Rawlinson ye 5 O44 oe ee Sergeant Hayes... jmaticte Sergeant Powers. (M25. SCORES OF THE FIFTY-FITH REGIMENT, Hes 4443S BG Joenne... + Yo—3 00 0 $= 626 B03 044 3-14 Major 8. Zaschiag.... The men of the Third cavalry, who were to have been out at Creedmoor yesterday, recei' coun. ter orders, and are to go there om Thursday next, THS SCOTO-IRISH-AMERICAN BIFLE MATCH, In consequence of the large sttendance of the National Guard at Cree¢moor ana the dificaity encountered in getting targets on Friday next for ine match between the Scottish-American and Irish-American Rifle clubs, both associations have been reiuctartiy obilged to 1x , Batardag, Instes ¥ next, for tne mat 00d deai of is felt om both sides to whet tue resalt THE BOYLAN BADGE. The Boylan badge was won yesterday by Cay ad Lindsay, om @ score Of filty-siX out Of a po: seventy points, Mr. Roberison made the 4 ndsay scored @ centre (four points) = aa inper (three points) on the part of Xobertso: SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY. | Destination é fas i Ofca, IKiverooot-| 29 Broadway. 4Bowung Green Hroad way. 1 Broadway. 9 broadway. ‘ fowling Green | Liverdool.. 169 Broadway :| Liverboon.. [19 Broad way. Broadway. Liverpool. |! so 5 “| Civerp ) Broadway. 19 Broaaway. Liverpool... . Bowung Greea .| Liverboot | <9 broadway. Glasgow Hambure.. Lremen.. |? Bownne Grten Liverpool..|i9 Broaaway. Liverpeot.'69 Broaawa7, Lp Liverpool.| 13 Brosaway. io brontwes 15 Broadway, .|56 Broad way, (ly Broadwar By NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER. NG THE PORT OF NEW TORK AT NiGHT.—Tho Naw Youn Nenac has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Menace steam yacht, show: ing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing ession, and can be seen sev> eral miles distant. Captains of vessels upon seeing th nai will oblige os by preparing any marine news tr y have for the Ship News Department of the Herat #@- Perrone desirons of communicating with vessis arriving at New York can do so by addresing to such vessels, care of Herate news ya pier No 1 Bast River, New York, Letters received from ail parts of the world and prompuy delivered, Duplicates are re quired, ALMANAC FOR } SUN AND MOON. NEW | YORK—THIS DAY, Wich WATER 420] Gov. Isiand..morn 10 45 seo 78 pod may A Hook.morn 10 00 seve 10 ee Nett Gate......€ve 12 0 PORT OF NE W YORK, JUN aaa peace CLEARED, Steamer Othello (Br), Rogers, Hull, R— Moon rise! OL Wrignt & Co, Steamer W Brune, Foster, Baltimore—Wm Dailzell. i— Auo Eiza, Pucharas, Mhiladeipaia—James and Ship James Foster, Jr, Howes, San Prancisco—Satton ). Premofia, Cardif'—Puncb, Edye & Bark Cetyertt Dubrovacki (Aus), 7 pouth for orders Bark be seth Dabrova: vich &¢ piitre ¥ w_ Armstrong, Caramon, Cork oF Drobaz, Cork~Sloeo- Mauran, Stevtin—Walsh & Bark Sehiller (Ger), Gloistein, Bremen—Chas Luling & hark Embia (Nor), Larsen, Havre—C Tobias & Co. pk, peng ie jer, ee L "te warhead ark Rosatla ( ‘ever, GO) tar for orders—Lau- ro buray AC oe ee | Barx Marv? McKee, Halsey, Havana—Jas B Ward & ‘Brig Alfred (Br), George, Bristol, B—Funch, Edye & Sina: Somerset (Br), Maley, Cork or Palmonth—C W Bee Marry (Gr), Rourke, Cork for orders—D R bel, Brig en he (Bry LSegwtrides, Laguayra and Porto Ca- lo—Dallen Brig Susi rout, Hi rin nas. Sehr east ers, ‘on. ingston and a market —qaires Seu lua PSrowen, pei Ponce, PR—A Dayton & veges @ Pinkham, Hodgaon, Aux Cayes—Isaac R Sta- Pigchr Race Horse, Evans, Aux Caves—B 4 Wonbers. Sehr JJ Harris, Hudson, Baracou—B JW. pee Saran i Douglass (Br), Bethel, ‘Tarpan ye ou pare “biorehce Shay, Vancleaf, Charleston—isvans, sr Mach, eaten: , Philadelphia—Jas W eel in jeatuer, Heather, je lp! REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HEGALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK, Steamer ‘iepublic (Br), Gleadell, Lavernoo June 10 and Queenstown ivdse and 397 passepgers to & Corts dune 20 12 PM 250 mites east of Sandy Hook, passed steamer Celtic, heice tor Liverpool Swamer Columbus, Reed, Havana June i7, with mdse and passengers to Wm P Glyd Steamer Canima (sr), pe ll Bermuda June 17, With mdse and passengers to A Oaveroridie. | Bark Beanutul star (ot Fort Gordon), Geddes, Palermo | b2 days, with trnit to Sgoble & Day; 'vexsel to master. Passed Gibraltar May: Bark Nwuel Hosetetto (ta), Poragallo, Cagliarl 66 ays, with salt to Benham & Boyesen. k Harriot S Jackson, acon, Cardenas Ml days, toJ H Winchester & Co. Kookh (ot st John, NB). Dakin, Sagus, 1 gar to Grinnell, Mmcurn & Co; vikssel to nck Brig M ary 5 thayer, Gegen, Feviie 40 days, with pagae | to Gooavi Meyer & Co; veaselto RN Hanp. Had fine ‘weather. Brig A.J Pettengi!l (of Portland), Hall, a May and Gibraltar 10in, qwiths trait’ gna, 9 passerne rs to Miller & Houghto: 38, aon, nso, passed Etnma, lonce for ronce, PR ri, Bulls, Rio Junelre, April 22, and de ¢ 18, with coffee to Baring Bros & Co; neh, Kdge & Uo. inig Brothers: (St), Keneally, Pernambuco. May 14 Wish sugar to Bowring & ‘Archibald; vessel to J. Fy Hy : = | Whitney & ¢ Brie Oliver Catts (of Tarks Island); Jones, Miragoane, 15 days, withLfogwood to it Murra: Brie Lay CSP), sore. Polnt-a- plise” 18 Gays, with so- ‘& Hineke rig ora. Pierce, Mas oxuea PR, days, with molas- sestev Trowbridgs & C pa bd Pedro, small, ‘hun, 24 days with sugar to John tulosen. Brig Myronas, Higging, Sagna Says, with sugar to, Grinnell, Minturn & Go; vesse to James Henry. 3 20, lat £3," pen 73.30, spoke bark Union, from Phi fadeiphia for (of Machias), Hunt, Sagua 9 days, with sugar to hubirs & Co; vessel to simpson, Clapp & Co. June I, off hInow Coy, spoke bark Emma Russ, from Laxuird tor Falmouth, suort of provisions and supplied “trie Elizabeth Winslow White, Cardenas 10 days, ‘with sugar, to Grosser & Co; vesee! to Miller & Hough- ton. sehr Isabel (of New Londow), Mather, San Blas, 22 @ays, with coroanuts, to Owen Brennen; Vessel to Miller & Houghton. Schr sliver Spray (of Taomaston), Hathorn, Mirago- er Had light variable Beh ane 15 days, with logwood to Hl Bec has Starrett (of Rocklaud), Babbidge, Ma. tangas 12 days, with sugar to Youngs, Sinith & Co} v ad molerate weather. : Juria, McBride, Matanzas 11 days, with ‘sngar, to Bastian & Co; vessel tA Dayton & Co. Sclir Saud (of Machtian) Robinson, Saguas days, with ache barre DGC Urs knead Save, witli ought arborn. Sehr Herbert J Ottve (of 8t Jonn, NB), Jones, Zaza 19 days, with svgar so C4 Commercial Warebouse Co; re wel to P I Nevins & 8 “Sehr Col Eliswarth leward, San Satvador ll days, Lee. Nassau, 10 with fruit to 8 J Wenberg. chr HW Smith of lewburyport). wom pineapples to James Doughis; vessel to BJ (of Nassau), Albury, Abacoa 8 days, with pineapple So 'W Monell & Sou. iad moderate’ wes: 'She Julia Elizabeth (of Nassan), Ingraham, Elen- thera ¥ days, wich pineapples fo Jos nes ‘Schr Leoua, Gordon, Corpus Christi 2s days, with hides and wool to order; vessel to J H Brower. Sehr Uk omita,’Smitn, Jacksouvilie, 7 days, with lum- ber. te Alsop & C Lark 5 vessel to m Vole Rncbantress, Phiiips. Savannah, 7 4 Jumber. to Jonathan Beers: vessel to Evans Dall & Os dune 19, Int 26 5, lon 7408, passed mal JH Kenn | from New York for Galveston. sehr Jacob Kienzi Akbar nson, shabert, ‘Crabmer, Virginia, Rehr Nf Burrows, Taylor, Virgiola chr F Shubert, Canmer, Virginia. sehr Ide Grant, Ci car Roots, vans, Vi Schr M A Low, ginia. Pierce. i Beur Jeanie wail Osborn, Sehr John T Witlams, Newnes, Virginia, Sehr Wm Clar Green, Virginia, Schr Henry Parker, Lewis < Ge. orgetown, DC, Schr A E Renton, Budd, Georgetown, De Schr 8 J Pooks, Cranmer, Georgetown, Schr J M Harlow, Soper, Georgetown, De for Bridge- ba 8 M Bird, Farrell, Baltimore. Schr Wm McGee. trom blevthera. 1s consigned to enberg; cargo of pines to James Doug PASSED THROUGH HELL “GATE. Bol SOUTH. od Mary Price, Campbell, Providence for Ne ctir J MeClosky, Hart, Providence for New York. Benr Wm Young, Gray, Port Jefferson for New Yorn. atone Herab Jane, Fordham, New Haven for Port Johin- somone A G Russell, Chatfield, Portiand for New York, ‘With stone to N Kyan, Schr Congress, York, Bath for New York, with lam- ber to Hi K Durkee. Sebr Grace Cushine, Providence for New York. Senr Valiant, Dodge , Bangor ior New Yor, with lum- ber to order. 5 . Providence for New York. Ker, Newport tor New York. rh mn. Bridgeport ior New York. ¥ cabana BJ ley. Providence ivr New York. Smith, Providence for New York, UND RAST. Steamer yo Sone, ‘New York for Portland. Schr Betecy Aun, m, Locke, Hoboken for Bridgeport. Senr Shailer, Crooks, Hoboken for Westerley. Benr Alptune, Marshall, Pa phia ior New Haven. ra Bitss, Norton. Weehawken for Providence. Aree Wiad BR No 46, Adams, Philadelphia for Prov- ne F Reading BR No 33, McDermott, Philadelphia for Baru — ch DF Wm & Powers, Saunders, Port Johnson for jor wal tehr Jobn Brooxs, Fox, Port Jonnson for Providence. Sens J M dariow, Loper, Georgetown, DC, for Briage- a Albert Pharo, Bingham, Weehawken tor Pall ver. Sehr Battle § Collins, Dickinson, Newburg for Hart- Schr Melican, Haskins, Philadelphia for Bangor. SALLED, Ships Carnarvon Castle (Br), London: Bertram Righ; Beg nnd San Franciseo; barks nd Veston (Ger), © Nuovo Principo (ital, do or i mouth; St iltal), do or do, brig Torrid Zone, JacmeL MARTI TIME MISC MISCELLANY, ‘We are infected tothe purser of the steamer Co- Jumbas, from dlavana, for favors, Sreawen Lovrstara, which was eunk Inst November off Smith's Point, at the'mouth of the Potomac River. has | been ratsed sufficiently to be towed into 1 about two mniles from the scene of the Wreck. Since th Gisaster the work of raising the hull has been contina- ly retarded by rough weather, but now the work of tirely coiting what remains of the vessel aflo ected to be accomplished ina abort time. It | yet boon determined by Uimrpany wherner the bud wid be. rebuall fact that the new steatner City of Baltimore, now in course of construction at Ballimore, was erdered to be built by the Company to take the place of te wrecked Lousiana Bane Erray Artes, at Boston, from Cape of Goed Hope, brougnt the cargo of ship Scramento, which was daiu- aged 1n Simon's Bay by colliding. Scun © R Put. Donglass, trom New York April 17 for Port Remon. ran ashore °at Turtugero, Captain wid cargo at auction at Greytown, for $1,400. Scnm Tromas J. Becker, before reported ashore on Aiter discharging @ Fpewich beach, inside the bar, where she livs badly strained. Sour J Tl Mawsviern (fisherman) of Maine, was wrecked on Saturday while going into Prospect ‘Crew saved. Scun Trnnarre, of and from Calais for New York, Vineyard Maven 20th inst, reports:—On the 18th inst, BY alles south of Cape Cot. in is gale from the southeast, sprung @ leak, and Muding 3 feet of weter in the hoid fas obliged 16. throw overboard, 100,000 lathe to Nghten Onthe 1th, succeeded in gettl water off . when the leak water ways and stopped after 15 hours’ pum Sonn Jann Manta, of Providence, 142% tous, has been fold to Capt Bradford D Marvel, of Fail iver, tor $700. will hall irom Fall Kiver, and be commanded by Capt Marvel. Fenn BJ Lrovann, at Vineyard Haven 19th inst, from | St Pierre, Mart, tor Bos the 14th inst in a gale rom Nk in the split mainsail and jib and carried away starboard maimrail, aT RD Ay ale boat, about 2 feet lone, painted belonging to it L New. ht of the 18th inst was + 4 comb, Stolen, from swainp drifted to pea. tty of pers eamer Virgo was sold at anction at nesday, tor $750. 9 has been of agreement, lor 25 per cont salvage, and was to be sold on Monday. Beaweoa, Jonel7—The American sehr Joshua Grin- aie, from Sew York tor Maracaibo, which put in tor 1 ald, snils to-morrow. She leaves the cabin boy ia charge ot the American Consul, Gasre (Quedec), June 2—Tt is reported the sehr no Clarke was fatally wrecked at Cape Cove on Sat- urday last. San Fraxcteco, Jane M—Two tug: search of the ship Champlain, wr Jones, but returi Ted on te Fafal- WHALEMEN. Spoken—Sehr Admiral Blake, Hathaway, of Marton, Jane lf, int 6 33, lon 70 0; had’ taken two whales the day previous, SPOKEN. Steamer Nestorian (Br). from Baltimore via Haltiax for Liverpool, June 16, lat 45 38, lon 57 10. Ship Hertfordsnire (Br), Graham, from Newcastle, NSW (March 1% tor San Prancisco, Aprii il, of New Zealand Bark Lochee (Br), in, from London vis Fowey tor New York, May 2) 44:17, Jon 27 49. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS shipping agents and shipmasters are in- Merch formed that by telegraphing fo the Oxnaen London Pa | repu. Ho $6-¥inet atrert, or Ww tie Parix eftice, Rue Feribe, me arrrvaw at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and ail foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge, Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Mediterranean ports wi!l Mud the Paris ofice the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axrwenr, Juno 20—Arrived, Carl Henderik, trom _ Saited 20th, ships John O Baker. McCarthy, Philadel- phia; Sirius Ger), Moller, Baltimore; bark Happy Home (Br), Coalfleet, Philadelphia (not previously). Ausrexpam, Juno 19—Arrived, bark Schelde (Nor), Baarsrud, Baltimore. Sailed 19th, bark Helen Sands, Bosford, Unitea States. Brewen, June 19—Arrived, oark Inca (Ger), Wende- orst, Baltimore. Sailed 19th, ships Astronom (Ger), Klopper, New York; Trafalgar (Br), Kraft, America; barks Germania (Ger), Claver, United States; Elena (Ger), Bassen, do. Carvrry, June 20—Sailed, bark Laura & Burabam, Phillips, Singapore (not sailed 12th), CoLomno—Sailed, bark Pandita (Fr), Courtier, New York. Carcorta—Sailed, ships Albania (Br), Secly, New York (not sailed from Bombay); Prince Rudolph (Br), Wishart, and Bengal (Br), Code, do, Guascow, June 20—Sailed, brig Alkor (Nor), Eriksen, America. Arrived June 19, steamer Assyria Br), Donaldson, New York. Gxxoa, June 19—Arrived, bark George P Lawrence (ta), Pollio, New York. Liverroot, June 0—Sailed, ship John © Potter, Mc Cture, United stat barks Rio de la Plita (Br), Me- Leod, America; Kate Cann (Br), Smith, do. Lonpon, June 2i—Sailea, ship Clara Marla Bogge, America. Lxcuonx—Sailed, bark Teresa (Ital), Cafiero, York. Movitte, Juno 2—Arrived, steamer Peruvian (Br), Watts, Quebec for Liverpool. Mxinovnve—Arrived, barks Helena, Snow, New York; Jas G Pendielon, Gilmere, Boston. Pont Mavoc, June 2l—Arrived, ship Berlin (Br), Jones, Darien (has been reported arrived lth). QurEnstows, June 2!—Arrived, steamer Sam Weller (Br), Ranton, New York; bark Prince Hasson (Br), Put tick, Philadelphia, Also arrived Zist, ship Herald of the korntng, Me- Laughlin, Tahiti (and proceeded for Hamburg); also Harmonie, trom ——. Also arrived 21st, 5 PM, steamer City of Paris (Br, Tibbetts, New York for Liverpool. ‘Texet, June 20—Sailed, bark Aker (Nor), Oram, New York. Varencta, June 15—Arrived, brig Cassiopia (ur), Pet tis, New York. YoxouaMa—Arrived, barke Hants County (Br), Coch- ran, New York: Thos A Goddard, Smith, do. Balled from ——, Eleeta, for America, FOREIGN PORTS. Bownay, May 17—In port, ships Stowell Brown (Br), Anderson, for Liverpool, lag; Maiestic, Minot, for .Fal- mouth, 5 483 Reporter, -pring, to loud a cargo ot seeds for Unite Kiordom or New ¥ york: ; bark Milo, Kracht, tor Maulmain. Banacoa, June 8—Arrived, schr AD Merritt, Pinkham, Philadeiphia. Sailed 10th. schra 8 F Somes, New York: Mornine Star, ‘th, C © Warren, Smith; 5 A Paine, Brown, an ups” June 1—Arrived, mark Eliza Barse. (Br), New York ; 16th. schrs'W ‘Spear, aed Gherabim, Lauhs Philadelphia: Ith, brig’ Ti Pitt (Br), stubbs, do. Sailed 11th, schre Racer (Br), Barnett, Demerara; 12th, Maria, Hrowd, Bostot ort 17th, ac Grinaie, Freethy, from New vark'lor Maracaibo, to. sail bext day, sad the above ar- rivals. ‘ALcUTTA, May 14—In port, S06, Vallant, Dunham; ‘Tantallon Br), Mutr: Jean Ingelow, Shillaber: Prince Rudolph (Br), Wishart; Bengal (Br), Code, and Grandee, Jacobs, for New York, lig: Timotr, Robpins (Swe), Now | Bristol; J 3 Weldia, Portusm | torn) and Cromwell, Richardson, for Boston, do bert Thompson (ir), Magee, tor San Francisco, ‘to: Sea Witch, Lunt, and Olive 8 Nouthard, Walker, unc. ince June 18—Arrived, schr & 5 Powell, Will- fam: sat ad Tath, origs AH Cartis, Merryman. north of Hat- eras; © C Robinson, Devereax, do; Glendale, Conklin. seyrorm re June 10—In port schr Ovetta, for New ‘ork in Havana, June 19—Arrived, steamer Cnba, McIntosh, Yera Crug: brig Clara J Adains, McFadden, Cardiff via he Sallie # Batemad, Philadelphia on! 4 attors Caibarien, to load lor rted without date). York, Timmerman. Sp), Pons, New Orleans; of Hatteras; schr Brigadier, HaLtrax, NS, June 20—Arrived, brigs Woodcock (Br), tonal Ida (Br), do; sehr Margaret Ana Ur), New Mowrerrpro, May 7—Arrived, bark Samboyna (Span), | Perrar, Fernandina via Rio Janeiro. AS, bana U—Arrived, bark Sarah E Frazier, tks, Tremont Carlisle, north of fat. teras; Monitor Baitmore; 19th, briz Alice M Putnam, / Byte ot Hatteras; schr Emerson Bokes, Marsto: weaTLAE®, mee ‘Fane 2%—Arrivod, brig Crescent (Br), fe be Now SOY, CB, Jane 2!—Arrived, barks Emma a Liverpool; Abraham Young (Br), abl your au Piuwen, June 5—In port schr Anna Shepard, Terry. tor Carecos to load for Providence. Pores, PR, May 27—Ia port brig Geo Latimer, Norris, for Baltimore gy seh schr Shiloh, Hubbard, to’ load at a tor Bal eres, NS, June Ji—arnved, bark Iona (Br), Howe, Siegres 3%. Ofer (Br), Green, Montevideo; %, RIO tho Graxoe: April 3 {—Uieared, brig Harry Perkins, port Way & brigs Fido (Ger). Henken, for New York; In witores™ tor do; schr Ida A Jayne, Milla, for do or Bos om ze. Jane 15—Sailed, steamer Mimosa (Br), well, um! ‘Wwasrone, April 29 (not 26chy—Sailed, bark Witen, Lewis, Boston. w wae mination H—Sailed. schr Chas A Coulomb, pam tanzas; 18th, brigs sorte Gilchrist, ‘Orcutt, ‘Odorilla, Holla jgueone (Bp). Taylor, bat Gould, do; schrs M B Bram- at. do; Virgina, Kowa “Balumore; Alexander el site oy brig Neilie igor, Staples, Branswick, os. ‘hast been, Feported sailed 17th for New York), 8rd me | June lo—Cheared, sehr J L Crossley, ow York. CB, June 20—Arnved, brig Rockland, Cann, tr Fone, XB. June W—Arrived. brig, Laura B (Br). New York’ sche J L Cotter, Phiiadelp! ia: = ships a McCollum, Moody. Baitimo: Cornet ig Bryan, Laiv- Robeiag Bos. Fpoo! via, Sydney. CW: Darks, Milo (Bi ton; AO Vinge ( lendrieksen, do. Cleared 17th, sehr Aldy tha, Braascomb, Guernsey, AMERICAN PORTS frived, sehrs A F Kindberg, oaington: George H Mills | Somerset: FR Baird, Washington (and sailed for Bos- | ton), White Foam, Providence (and sailed for Hallowell, Me); Adeville Ii Peary. W e, and Fit Crowel, | for Georgetown: Jos F Haker (to go Ga the ways). | Saued—selirs Geo Ht iiiia, Providence; JT Weaver, ; Iudex (rom George: PPONAUG, Tune 19— ited, sehr Harriet Thomas, Georgetown, D cl Ds FON, June 2—Atrived, steamers China (Br), Gin, erpool June # aad Queenstown dh; Gen Whitney, ett, New York it—Arrived, wc a Yarmouth, ¥ K Keban Allen, Hardy, (able Bay, Con man, Nichow, Clentaegos B Wright Freeman, Sagua; & 8 Gri andra. J W Bartlett, Bartlett, Baltimore: ‘Tt Manan, Manson, do. ‘Also. arrived, schrs Louie F Smith, Brown, Sacua; Allie Burnham, Baxter, Caibarelu: taine, New Urieans: Lit 8 Reed: Jen JJ Pharo. Hoop: ad, V @ Rand, Alexandria: Frouerick Nickersom, Haskell, do. Manaah M Buell, Heelan’ do: Wim Jones, Jones, Georze- ALEXANDRIA, Jone i9—. Now Haven; Ida Bird« OW Dominion (Br), Clements, rowel, Philadelphia; Emma F barks Horri- Ri town, 0 6M Jengins, Jonkins, Baltimore, Aga J | Simonton, Hail dor Edits & kverwa . Corian, S Mex | Mi. Davis: Sunhoam, Heald: Gettysburg, © ~eull, Glink see Polladsl- G Dearborn, in; Win M a, Hallowell, iM Mares Mary, Brown, st mda: Lancy A Hart, Philadel a; Mat wis, Lewis, 40; KB Nickerson, Chase, ota, W Malet Powell, Alexandria. jn mers Georre W Howes, Boston; Port Howe, Bahamas, J 3 Packer, New iiaven; ai . Rider, Rend. Now York: fchre'A M Allen. Brighain, tomers , Boston; Rodney rarke: Wm 6 si atte . Crowell, Boston. Also arrived. brig J 8 Kirby, uray, Havana. Cleared—steamners Louisa Woodward, Young, New ¥ Boston; ship Honahaa, Daly, § Ww: horst, Bremen, jone, Belfast 19—Cleared, brig Lanta Cer. “y—saned, iled, bark Architect hrs Carrie Hell, New York: 1 Burdott, Hark do; © A Jones, New Yor ERLY, June fh 2 Ay Philadelphia. CHARLESTON, United Kingdom Smith, Phitadetp ht sehr Kate Rommel, , Baltimore. o 16—Arrived, schrs Almira Wooiley, iP AS Bacuey. Young, lo. is—salied, elle Halhday, for Jone Papin hr Herald, Vall, Whar churn Wiel, i June Salted, sche J Barley, | Northrup, Fiuladelphiae | } KRESS MONROK, Jone 2l—Arrived, barks Gra. | nelle” tor). a lund, Newry; Savanna (Br), O° Neil, Cork, both se (Br), trom the West indies. ‘assed out 2ist, Sp Annie Pg for Antwerp; John Katherford, tor Bremen; w Yohnson, for ot Jonn, NB barges LG Bigelow, fe ‘s rast Arracan, Rotterd an, for ihe By Fortun for tly Stevens. for the Wert Indies: Giano, tor Cork; Diana, for Dablin; Monte Tabor, for Queenstow! Baga, for Bremen; Johann Luawig, for do; brigs Jas Muller, tor Mexico; JH Dillingham, for Boswa; seh A sanchez, for Boston, FALL RIVER, Jone 19—Arrive: schts RH Queen, Cain, Philadelphia Surprise .. jan, Hoboken, Georgetown, DC. ied, sohts ohn Gabriel fr, Tuxpen, ity of Austio York Milley, Dockendorf. Boston. brig Ut = aes Loud, Foun: | FA feat, Hoboken tor Bangor. Now Saks ship i Passed in 1 for iyaltimore, Jone 21—Brig EB A Bernard hicridge, new |! MOBILE, J ne 16—Wont to son, bark. Yarmonth se ond. On Sune sehr he Henry L Whiton. Rich, do. HATA 12—Arrived, sehr lona, Ivth—Satled, sehrs Prank, Randall, and Ley Lee, Ta gulls, New York. Toth—Arrived, sohrs Erie, Robingon Mauna Loa, Sau» born and Alamo. Sau born, New York, NEW ORLEANS, June Te—artived up, steamer Archi Druid ain. ‘Thompson, evans. piZth Cleared, sehr ¥ J Colflns, Milton mot Townsend), rovidence. a steamer Arch Druid (Br), Thompson, Liv- “TOfeared—Schra Samuel B Pabens, Lyman, Boston; Royalist (Bn), Hodder, Jamaica. sesh » Vass-aL'O0rRe, Jund 17—Sailed, schr Fred Dunbar, Openers. Philadelphia, Wimington, Hot al 2ist—Arrived, steamer Imington, Holmes, yitiigdSteanier Uortes, New York; bark osarlo pie jalaga. se Pass, June 2l—Arrived, schr Anita, trom NORFOLK, June 18—Cieared, schr Canton, Henly ‘NEWBURYPORT, June 20—Sailed, schr JF Cotting- ham, Smith, Philadetphia, NeW BEDFORD, June 20—Arrived, schrs Witch Hazele, springer, New smyrna, Fla; Spicuald, Puinuey, wich tor New York. Salled—Schre BH Woolsey, Tirrel, Philadelphiny Ht Gibbs, Coffin, New Yor Benjamin English, Chase, do. Suited tet. set Bil Hill, Hill, Be June 18, PM. arrive Woodhait, qPtgvidence tor New Ohancellor, Fer: ford: Ul Lovell, and Mist, Muncy; all 0; Roanoke, Simmons, and Ida, Deering, Taunton for de Retarned—schrs Ellen Perkins, and Artist. Sailed—Schrs Etisha T Smith, Baker, Now York ; Ellen, Braisteg, Fali River ior do. 1th, 8'AM— ri d in tie night, schrs Jennie M Cara ter, Oarter, Ale ‘a for Providence; Maria Loulsa,, Evarty Providence for New York. 2 rn 10H, June 19—Arrived, schrs Louisa, Newburg; ‘ing, ao. aih—Airived, scurs Adele Folicia. Rondont: Peter Ritter, do; Sentinel, ‘ork; B H Jones, Alexandria, Van Thos W Tavern d07, hekeye, North River, W HAVEN. June 10—-Atci rs W Ht Konze), Roper r, Georgetown, a Greamery Israel, Balt more, M Hand, Goldsmith. Naw ae Se: wet wosil ar! ee Zui @uteh), A marding Amste i PENSACOLA, June 17-—Cloared, r rks Clara (Br), Cann, Matanzas; Se~ Dustopol (Fr), Guadaloupe; sehrs Tres Hermanas (Sp), Bornaza, Hayana; Wm Mrederick, do, PORT ROYAL, SC, June 21—-Arrived, steamer Bunts+ ville, Obester, New York. Satled—Stenmer Montgomery, Fatreloth, New York, PHILADELPHIA, June 19—Arrived, schrg Marion Rooknlli, Bostons Magale ‘Cummings, Sinith, Cohasset. Cloared—Bark Uominodore Dupont ols, Bangor aie, Pierce, do; schri Mils, Arm fiouise, Warwick, Providences Heury Cole, ao: E R'Bmerson, Sears, Portland : Northern . Boston; & G Willatd, Forbes, Pordand; 8 A"heod. Steobing, Bristol. RU Fannie W Jounson, Outten, Boston: archer & swt Smith, Providence } J B Austin, Williams, Sitvartived, sistmors Tad ola: Nanana; Mocsriee. Botton Wiad Grockor, dence: ‘Catharine, Winting, Harding, doz, Ma d (er), Landr: n't fucker” Merryman, Gardenias Bell, Nickerson, Bath; Young Teaser, Slocumb,, Now Bedford: Mary P Hudson. Vaughan NGstons Mit Rook: Wil, Rockit, doy WF Garrison, Bowen.do; Mary A Hood, Bleslinane New Havent H Willan, Russell, Haddam, Gre Male, & Cranmer, Coombs, Woodsiock fielen P Jones, Portland, © Miligo arrived: ship Ghar Ht Oulton (Bn), Peck, Liver- ool Yia Payal; brig © Neumann Gaedebehn (Ger), Deth- Wateriord; schr Fanny Wanmer, Brooxs, Nan- 4—Bark Annie Kimball (Br), Cummings, Bre- brig Prairie Rose, Greonleast, Caiparien: ‘achrs Fred Scammell, Barbarie, 8 Joho, Moses Patten, fort, BO. hrs A M Acken, jar, Liverpool ; rovie Harding, Bangor; cei somerset; Marion EB Rockhill, Rock hi, Providence BR Peterson, English, do, Also cleared. steamer Philadelphia, Davis, New Yorks bark Juno Ger), Goering, &: # gen we Manning, Gandy, Boston; “a0 LN Lovell Honien: Fal River; Anu Eieabeth,. Allens e, Provence; Wild Pigeon, Chatham; ‘Flaviils, Conary, Somerset. Nawoistux, Jaue 2l—Sehrs M M Merriman and Gra Girdler pasied up Sunday afternoon; steamer Horide passed np at8:15 this morning; schrs Sea Bird and Lyax passed down this morning. DeLawanx Breakwater, Juno 2—Brig Acelia Thur- low, from Matanzas for orders, arrived yesterday and sailéa for Philadelphia last evening. ri 5 here waiting for orde rks Gan bollo are still here walting orders. #M—Brig Shannon sailed for New York at2 PM. The vessels reported this morning remain. Bark Union and brig Hall Columbia pussod out on Saturday intered fo-day—Barks Almira Coombs, from Havana; Dagmar (Nor), irom Lond. Bark 8 Chiisiopher (Nor), sailed for New York at PORTLAND, Me, Jane 21—Arrived, brig 8 N Collymore (Br), Perry, Barbados; schrs Ariadna, Now York; Almon Bird, Drinkwater, Matanzas; Neilie J Dinsmore, Georgetowa, DL. Cleared—Steamer Franconia, Braga, New Yor! PORTSMOUTH, June lyin lower barbor.wind ‘bound, ochr Althea, smith, for Philadelphia, PRO ENCE, June ie agrived. sehrs Lizzie P Dow, ES Chase, MS plaid Margaret © Lyons, Stevens, and Jon- M Carter, Alexandria; lenry Cole, Chadwick ; Ballio M Lvand, Willetts, charles W Bentley, Baker, and Constitution, Young, muel lion, Burke, and Watental, Glide tor Pawtucker: Will Horton, Kondont: William Voorhis, Goldsmith, aw; G Lawson, Pluparrick, Groton; FI vig: Enos: William N Gesner, Egbert: J Clark. Jyli Youmans. Smiths Kt townsend, ‘Nichols, and 9, Sherwan, Hoboken; Kate Scranton, I NewYork, led—sicamiors Wm Kennedy, Foster. Baltimore v Noriolk, Pioridas Crocker, Philadsipaia;, Catharl Whiting, Harding, do; bark Charlotts (Gen, Wall Charleston and went to sea); schrs Magzie J Lawrence, ey, Georgetown, DO: Henry Croskey, Terry, do; Frank G Dow, Gage, Alexandria; Charlie Morton, Pike, do: M&& Henderson, spear; WG Bartiett, Bartlett; 8 Wood. Ganiy: AM Lee. Taylor, an Clouise, Her: rick, Philadelptita; 4 Raynor, M Del; Cohasset, Baker, Hopoken phear; Maria Louisa, Evar' ew York;’ 18th, bares Abrut Gollerd, Thompson, 10F Albany; H N Conklin, Williams, do ‘via Fall Ri Rhode Island, Van Wart, New York. dih—arrived, schrs. Previdence, Rice, Philadelphia, L 8 Levering, Corson, do; Kate & Mary, Coxsweil, Rondont for Pawtucket. P shee seo large Eastern built schooner, supposed coal aden. Delany, Verplank's arte Mecioiian, March, Baltimor Banter, Sherman, Philadelphia; Vindicator, Koge # virived at Rocky Point 20th, schr Jane & Maria, from joboken. 4 larce aoe ot light vessels at anchor to There was a Dutch Island Harbor AM At the head of Long Is.and Sound 18th, Pa. bound gast,gehre Marietta laud, Laury Burlingame, George B Billings, LO Wel Mary Carroll, Fila: rowell Kate # Mary, alice scranton, Watental, Jobn Wight F shuitis, Kelis Peck, Howard Holder, Louisa A Jsoln- eon, and others. Piste Witlle Martin, Trimmer, War Steed, mith, and others. oon They s owt 19h, 6 PM, sehr Carrie D Allen, m New York for Wellfleet. n aves OKET, June 19—Saiied, schr Lizzie, Taylor, ew York ICHMOND Jane 19—alled, bark Mediator (Nor) jaebr Moonmaght, Re ork. OCKLANL, Ji IscArrived. sobre. “ Lone ngdon, Matien, Sew York Osborne, Strout, Philadelphia sailed 13tn. ach: KR Leach. Pendiston, New Yor ve oat, Wood, itichmond; Wh, D bila, Torrey, You AN PRANCTSOO, June 13—Saiied, bark Yokohama ny Selhouette, Burrard niet; echt Mary Modekins ‘ah, jt 19h—Cleared, ship Chrysomene (Br), Browning, Live a5: ip Carrier Dove, Merryman. New York. Brown, amer City ot Meinourne Br), Australia, SAVANNAH, June 17—Satled, sehr Benry 4 Barnham Chariottetown, P 2ist—Arrived. steamer America, Btilops, Baltrmore. Dean, SOMERSET, June 17—Areived, sch Florence Phillips, Georgetown, DO. chr Jeunte ¢ Rass, € & Corn Lo: <7) pina; § W Ponder, Thrasher, “New York. SALEM. June 2—Arrived, scbr BE & L Mi l9—-Arrived. sehr & HD of New York; Mary N. Marts, 1 ANkvano HAV Ni June. 19—-Arrived, t wv Pas 1, for Hoston ; sohrs RJ Leo: tor do (seo Miscell); Lo ie Abby dB (ir), Barbados, 1, Georgetown, F do; Join T Manson aust, Paltimore 10;" John D f Lucy, Ae Great, Philnabiphie herp, do for do (with foresail «pilin: Pillsbery; rela Staples and oi ‘aries tle T e'and MC Moy Ulla Hiver for Bath Pushaw, Wilmington, Nettie Langdon, Dari ion, Scott's Lanting eorgetown, Di Johnson f al: Bats te N Bangs, de zabethpo Jala a, do Balt Mansfield, land tor N averhill; Mary i do; Mary Louisa, Ronaout for Bos en for jiyannis; Belle Brown. jock Vrancis Coffin, Addison for New Yori Eatled—schys JW Bartictt, © M Bucil, M y, erae! Snow, Loule # Smith, John T Ma M Jonkins, © B Jone: ove arrivals and those before renorteds h Cariewn, Agaes R Bacon, ‘ara, Astra, (8r), Gen LT Knight, r Carrie B Woodward, Satilia, HE foary. Mabel Thomas, o- ft schrs Cook Boraen, Clenfue: in, Hoboken for Newbury © ‘New Yoru; Westeriog, Biisworth Para, and Adaline for ore 1: D ‘ph Carleton, Witdixoron, Jane 19~Cleared, steamer D J Foley, Baitiimore, Arrived, steamer Lncille, Seat, Batt NB; sche | amin mores bark arlat (Nor, Hausen, biverpod Cleared—Brig_suwanoe, Foster, a John, Neprie Walker. Drew, Port au Prince, ‘une it States; legal Ciens cause; no publicity requ: ‘oroe is granted; advice HO! itn ange andl di Attorney, 194 Broadway. D FROM DIF LUTE DIVORCT, ’ t States for nume causes, No publi Legal yeareee. Ra. ins eatisfac tory. FRED ERI wyer ani Notary Public, 903 Broadw 0 offles, 6 Highth steeet, ed sib bad PRARGAINS IN TF and all binds er Four mouey wee,for 94 MOMAS ie AGNEW, 9 Yoney pave Ny