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

10 OUR COLLEGES. Cardinal McCloskey at St. Jo- seph’s Female College. ADOLESCENT ORATORY AY ROCK HILLS. Commencement Exercises at Dartmouth. OF THE OITY OF YORK. ‘The annual Commencement of the above college took piace at the Academy or Music last evening, ‘With appropriate ceromonies, The great banding was thrunged by the tmends of the graduates, and, although the Weather was extremely warm, the | exercises seemed to be enjoyed by all, The pro- gramme was as follow: Overture —-Oberon’ Muse “Festival March’ Muste—*Traumerei”. Balutatory aduresses and Craton, “Noblesse Ouie™, Music—selection trom “Lob: Fourth honorary oration: COLLEGE NEW Prayer. Wagner Kasi, wid t “Pott Alexander nd “and” Mouey” Nelson 8. 5; encer cOeq Musie—"“Girofle-irotla’ . ‘Thurd honorary orauou—“The Kower or ivdil’’ Daniel P. H. Mahoney ‘Extreme | .iberatism. brabam Goldsmith Barbier de Seville? +e AROBS Phe Spirit of Change” he Cathedral”, Wal Fittn honorary oration—' Muste—Overture First dissera tion" Fourth disse rtatio sic—"Aula Licder” hid dissercation— FAD asec tation Birth’ mB. Putoiil Stratiss ailan AYO) ienry i. Jenkins ‘Arisiocracy of Weaitn vs, icaighnistopner s. Witherstine Lor ap urine iroin Fg oFatlon and vvedictor, addies ican Geltleman”. .-Hantord Crawford Degrees were conferred upon the toliowing gea- | tlemen :— BACHELOR Anrs.—Jonhn Voornees Black, | Albert Burnes Cristy, Bdward Dix Pisuel, | Abraham Golasmitu, William Frankiin Greene, James ‘Ynorne sr, Wilbur Lurre- more, Henry ‘Ys we Harrisoa McAaam, James Crawiord MeCreery, Speucer Gill McNary, Roe Purdy, Gipson P elson Stanley Spen: cer, Gurus’ McDonald Fowtseud, Willlam ‘Buroet ‘vutuill, Josepa Uiiman, simson Wou. BaCHELOK OF DCIENCKS.—Peter Alexander, howard Richards Burk, Haniord Cra@iord, George Frei, fienry Euward Jeukins, Heory Kaars, Daniel Pairick Henry = Manoney, George | Nichols Messiter, lsruei Salhinger, Joun Rando.po pteneck, Isaac Weil, Louts Weruer, Cormtopuer Sumner Withersune. MASIBR OF ARYS.—Samuel Greenbanm, A. B.; David ©, Cocks, A, B.; Junn Henry Frintnight, A. be Un Henry J. Haber, B. S., was conterred the de- Bree Of Master of Science, and certificates of the post graduate course in ‘ecugimeering jerred on Benno Lewison, B. 5 Rabon, #. S., and Louis H. Ruli mig, B. the distribution Of medals and prizes thie Services ftoucludea wita a benediction, CLASS OF 7 ‘The class of 77 of tue College of the City of New Tork geld its annual dinuer at the St, Nicholas . Hotel, on Wednesday evenimy. Alter tue removal of the cloth (ue excreises Were conducted by K, He McCulcheon, dent; P, Krotel, Vice Presi- | bi A. 1. Hood, Urator: &. A. Muver, Foot; Le ard, Loast masicr, aud others, At mnid- igus tue pe marched up Broadway singing college songs abd ;urticipated 1m the ceremonies incident to “the planting of the ivy” in the college e@rounds by the Class v1 775, ST. ANN'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. St. Ann's Parochial School held its Commences ment Exhibition yesterday afternoon at Cooper Union, The first part of the programme was as- | signed to the female scholars and the second to the boys. Leading off was a chorus adapt wo the occasion, having for its burdea “Tne , are filled and the platiorm is flied.” Then “Pearis of Dew” were extracted from the piano by two young misses. ‘Then grotesque calisthenics, per- rmed by & great DUMoer of cuildren, Wade Peopie lsugh and jor the rime torget where they Were. This was succeeded by a drama entitied “Fasnionable Education,” acted by tour young ladies, suowing forth tuat music, drawimy and daucmg are of jes value ww girls than | astronomy, geology and philosophy. A choras, vanes ” Dreams, alter which cam reads Au ? as a daet Ou se | pane, Calstneuics, @ piawo mediey, “Sigutin. | e and Kose,” duo; @ diaiogue, “Waves of the an’? and an operetta entitled “Tve Culprit Fay” copciuded the part of the entertainment executed by the girls. The voys’ programme was ot similar sacter, Consisting Of Cuoruses, dia: solos and adrema. Distribution of prizes Wound up tne exercises waica were much enjoyed by @ large audience. ST. TERESA’S ACADEMY. The Commencement exercises of the male stu- Gents of St. Teresa’s Academy took place last evening in the spacious play grounds adjoining the institute, on Henry street. An immense can- opy, 2 la circus, overhung the audience, and the platiorm was gorgeously decorated. The pro- framme consisted of dramatic performances, deciamation, musical selections, with spirited | zs and choruses. Medais and diplomas were | arded to the Victorious pupils. Ibe academy \s conducted by ihe Citistian Brotuers, dd tue achievements of the scholars last evening bore Ample testimony to the emciency of its wanage- WeDt and ihe Zeal Which is ManiJesied for the ed- ueation Of th» Catholic youtu of toe parisn., For Monday eveulng LeXt @ sull more brilliant pro. | gramme 18 prowised by the Sisters in caarge of Vee emails academy of the same parish. THE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEM- INARY. The commencement exercises of the General Theological Seminary o/ tue Protestaut Episcopal Swurch will be beld this morping at St. Peter's shurch, Twentieth street and Ninth avenue. Bisuop Potter will ordain the graduates dejo: to the diocese of New York om Suuday ne. Trinuy churen. LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL. The sixteenta annual Commencement of the Long Island College Hospita! toon place last even- img, at the Academy of Music, Brookiyn. Arter the overture and a prayer by the Rev. N. H. Scheuck, ). D., degrees were conierred on the following graduates by Theo. L. Mason, D. D., Pre-iaent of the Collegiate Department:—Emuius 0, Dudies, 4 George A, Bab- bitt, James H. ba Beach, James /. Boyd, William Craige Burke, Jr., Joun buggara, Regven b. Clark, Maria Cuifia, Rovert G. Corn: tisier, Jowa 3. Daniel Fietever, J. C, Merriasn Fioya, aries A. Gauagher, Philip F. Guid- berg, Wiliam J. Hareis, M. D., Josepy B. Heald, Joseph Healy, Ouver J. b. lugoes, Hervert lL. | Uqourd, W. E, Harrisom Hatton. M.D, Calvin J. | Heckert, Clark M. Jackson, George ii. Jennings, bvae Bb b. A. Z Klien bigeay | i aM L ee fa er, James F. Preston, G. Many Kaasom, Prank 4 Movingon, mue! Kassel, Jr., Henry B. Savage, Oy, sames rs Shorter, James J. Terhune, George A. V The prizes wore next awarded by yh Armor, M. v., Li. D. AB ora\ion Was then deliv. tred by John saxe, LL.D. it contained vamer- ous auecdetes and Witty remarss beside imucn solid advice to the graduates. Mr. BE. C. Dudivy, 0! tue graduating cides, closed the exercises Wit she valeaictory, after which tne usual cenedicuon Was provounced, hack exercise was preceded by A musical selection. ST. JOSEPH'S FEMALE COLLEGE. SKETCH OF THE INSTITUTION-—DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES BY CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY—ADDRESS OF HUIS EMINENCE. Exwerrspcne, Md., Jane 2%, 1875, | A kindred institution to Mount St. Mary's is M Josepu’s, Mother Seton, with @ ‘ew holy women, started on their mission to this place about the same time that Dubois and Gruté estan lished the Coliege of St. Mary. They were offsnoow from the Paria estabiiehmeat of St. Vincent ue Paul, ander the tutorship of Mme. Legranae, They ca bere under many disadvantages, but with indefatigavie perseverance tney estav- lished themscives in Maryland, and from thence © the order spre over North America. It Would be useless to attempt to pronounce an en- logium on the Sisters of Ubarity. Suffering hu- manity atcest their zeal and devotion wherever ivilt Tated. In the hour ef domes. Sti, small voice buoys the «ick battiefield tseir presence has acknowledged by poor teiiows of & 1ew hours uave converted | ti en a faterat Whom the acl heroes tate supplant. m an Jog house the Sist ave deve). provenny Tye greatest JeM@ale institu Of isarding m America. With overy- | unst them, poverty of resources, | ince of the sonality, ond & pop aiation if not hostiie, | wo up under their woroughly adapred ior ai tne nkely 10 be called on to fil ip | of thia imeth phe ‘ie matilesved by the ores | took piace. ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, _ 1875 TRIPLE SHEET. ence of them at every Court in Europe; and St. Joseph's is as Weil KuOWN and a3 lushiy appre aied ac St. James’, Berlin and St. Petersburg as in tue Varivus commercial ceuues of tue United ptates. WIVAL OF THE CAKD Ale Atetgnt o'clock this A, M, lis Kminence Car- | dinal McCloskey arrived, accompanied by Mur. Roneettt, Papal Abiegate; nis secretary, Dr. Ubuidt; Bisaops Lougula, Elder, Ly) y elroy, Corrigan and becker, aud J. D, Paget, tral. bearer, They were received by the sisters | and scholars, while tae grand entrance march | Was periormed On pianos aud harps; aicer which junior classes | Shisny -three first honors were dis- | the CoronauON Of The seulor ani triouied by the Cardinal, betng rewards lor Suiluvie deportment and vbservance of the regu. lations, almost one-nalfof the young ladies re- ceiving the honors showing the great proficiency and good deportment of the scholara, ‘Lhe musical | part Ol the programme was A SPECIAL PRATURR, and evinced careful traiuing and thorough knowl- edge of the parté by the scholars aud a couscien | Vous iuparting by the teachers of tue rudiments of music, thus laying the foundations of a splendid structure to ve develwped by tue young ladies in after ine. Fatuer Sourin delivered the same poem to tue Cardival which be yrouounced yesterday at Mount | St. Mary’s. ‘The Rey. Jonn A, ate dy el ount St | of Moral fheology and Scripture ac Mary's College, anuounced the honors that were Sixth sureet yesterday afternoon, prostrated by | We heat. He was reuioved to Bellevue Liospitidl. Henry Dorbet, aged lorty-three years, residing | at No, 262 Rivington street, while ag work 16 8 | box factory on Norfolk street yesterday jay was over. | come With the heat, ile was attended by a police | surgeon and removed to Bis residence, THE HEAT AND HjRLEM. THE EFFECT OF NINETY-FIVE IN THE SHADE | ON THE INFECTED FLATS. The overpowering heat of the weather yes- terday had ita ect on the Hariem flats: | | | | | | Smelis varied and abundant floated on the air, | A HBRALD reporter first interviewed several of | the conductors of the Third avenue line of cars couierred upon the young ladies. The Cardinal | waa then called upon by au oulburst of the ladies, Be arose, and spoke as foilows:— ADDRESS OF 'THE CARDINAL, “1 congratulate the children of this Institution on the manner in which they buve avquitted themselves, It gives ine great pleasure to be rg at the distribution. ‘the houors woicn L ave iad the pieasure of distributing to you were won by great diligence, and L congratulate mnyself in being able to add to the pleasure of their re. ceptuon by presenting then, There are other hearts besides your own Which will be nappy to- aay. Your tathers and mothers will ti Start in life and be thankiul ‘hat the wobie }adies O! Si. Joseph's haye been your tutoresses. When contrast to-day the mag nilcent mansion in which I Stand with the log nut which sheltered me many years ago Tieel that the truth 18 mighty and wil. | prevail”? ROCK HILL iL COLLEGE. PROGRAMME O¥ THE EXERCISES—-THE ESSAYS AND DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS, Ev.icort Ciry, Md., Jane 24, 1875, Rock Hill College—one of the most popolar and best institutions in the South—held its annual | | mavure Of the material in vie Wagon, aud found it Commencement exercises to-day. The great nai of the college was crowded with # large audience of ladies and genticmen. Among the company were Mr, John Kelly, of New York; Washing- ton Booth, Collecior of the Port of Balti- more, and many other distinguished personazes* Yhe exercises were of an exiremely interestung nature, consisting of the delivery of original ea- Says Ly several of the graduates (of whom there were ten) and students of the other classes; the perlormance of several inspiriting overtures by Lhe college band and the rendering of songs in a handsome manner by the Kock Hill Giee Cluy, Mr. A. Claude Aiken’s essay on the ‘Morality of Literature,” Mr, William P, Ryau’s on “Charity and Philanthropy,” and the vaiedietory, by Mr. William A, Taaié, were characterized by sound, aiscipiined thinking, much Lelicity of style and an effective delivery. After the conierring of degrees THE ANNUAL ADDRESS to the graduates was delivered by Mr, J. Thomas Sehurl, a distingushed member of the Bal more Bar. It Was au eloquent and appropria: wining Up Speech, and eliciied muck applause and admirauon, The premiums were then dis tributed to the successiul contestants lor col- legiate honors. The great tables were filed with costly aud valuable volumes, surmounted by gold and silver medals and other envied testimontais, which Were soon handed to the winning c of placed by silk ribbous avout their Lecks. elegant and sumptuous banquet succeeded ihe literary aud musical exercises, Rock Hill Coliege is situated on a magnificent eminence overiovking the Patapsco Riv colt city, Md. it is conducted by of that renowned band of Christian Brothers, the Indelatigaple and ve- loved mstructor of youth, Key. Brotuer Bettelin, membe ink ol your | | at tue joot of Ninet, _aGerman named Joseph Nau, residing with his Presideat, Among the very able corps of pro- | a. M. ‘scholars in the Lie one jessors are Hl. wu, the most profound clussical country, and Prolessor Aiken, of thes most distinguisued sctencists the Union. Your townsman, Mr. Joun Keli hus two nephews at the college, and came on io Witness their début at che annual commence- ment. The uamber of students during the year has been about 200, and @ finer, healtuier and more attractive band of youths | have scarcely ever seen assembled under one rool, The studies of Rock Hui will be resumed on the first Monday of September. DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES—OONFERRING OF DEGREES—CHARLES O'CONOR AS LL. D. Hanovur, N. H., June 26, 1875. McLaughlin, To-day was Cot cises Were attended by @ distinguished throng of Triends of the stadents, A long procession, headed by the Lebanon band, filed into the ecburch, consisting of undergradu- ates, arranged by classes, alumni, trustees, faculty and members of the press. The exercisi were opened by an eloquent prayer by President Smita, ‘The following programme was carried out:— Salutatory, by William W. Hart, of Pougukeepsiec, “The Limits of science,” Charles P. Bowman, St. Jonnsburg. Vt An ethical disputation. upon the question “Does High Civiization Tend to Moral Deyeneracy,” in wich Willis G, Eaton, of Lowell, Mass., Spoke on x affrma ive, and Wibar H. Powers, Croydon, a the negative side. jon on —umesace and Virtue, the Only Rulers by vr Rigat;” George J. Aldrica, of diancues ‘tation om “The Influence of the Puipit oa Our National History;” Jarvis Hicharas, Han- over, N. Hi. Oratio Empiricism the Mother of Inven- tion ;” Frank Proctor, Peoria. Li. ‘Dissertation by Weorge B. Parkenson. Oration —"Elements of hong I ia the Catholic Churea;”’ 8. W. smith, Rapert, V jencemeut day, and the exer- one of | Oration—“Creation and Critical Periods in Eng: Ush Literature Isaac ©. Hugh, Indianapolis, Frank 8S. Black. ‘Suffering = hlement Philos i oration. cy "| of Pe Progress; T. D. Lace, Manchester, ‘Poittical disputation—“Is an independent Press Poss David M. Putney, of Bo: affirmative, and Darius Stewart, Clareadoa, Vt, negative. “Toe Power of an Idea,” by Willam S, Forrest, of Fon du Lac, Wis. President smith then conferred the degree of A. M. on ©. Cheuey, Manchester; J. BH. Barleign, 47 Berwick: Wiitam Motris, Concord: E. Batley Hopkintown, N. H.; Geor; Willam Surrey anaau, Ne ford: Joun L. Spring, Tabenen, NL, Goddard, Jr. Tne degree of D. D. to William Jewett Tucker, | New York city; Horace Nelson Burton, Sandusky, Ono; Samuel Hopkins Wi Santa Cruz, Cal, The degree of LiL. D. to York city; Natoan &. Smith, Baltimore, Md., and aarvy Jeweil, Boston, Mass, A TROPICAL DAY. | THE SUDDEN ADVENT OF THE “HEATED TERM.” It 18 presumed that everybody will rememver that the beat was intense yesterday. and that it was the more uncomfortable that it came upon us sosuddeniy, It is hard to remember when the heat was the cause of so much profanity as tt was yesterday. Certainly that time has not been since Mr. Beecher was moved to remark, merely ries O’Conor, New | | vessels, care of Henatp news yacht, pier No 1 East | by way of illustration and warning, nowever, | “It's damned hot to-day.” Motion of every kind condemued yesterday, but especially that Molecuiar motion whiei is philosophically the equivalent of heat. People dawdied through the the men With collars unbuttoned and outs open; the ladies Wourtng the tightest articles of ature which their wardrobes aftorded. Ambition was for we time quenened, and every. was willing to ve turown™ inio shade. it cannot be doubted that if anybody bad read tue ancient asecdote avout Diogenes and Alexander to a crowd of perapiring men yesteraay, the puilosopher Wool’ have been unanimously Voved an ass for asking the war- riot to get ous of w wine. Suoshine is & good thing, Under cer enehcent auspices, bac there may be two much of 4 good tang; at Joust the pedestrians who, on account of tueir avocationt re Compelied to traverse the heated pavement yesterday, louad it 8 Fortunately, the cases of su) the various hospitals Ma re eat felt ali the more ely suddenly alter tae vol weather whieh valied recently. ine following record will show the changes in the temperature jor the past iweaty-iour hours in comparison WIt@ the correspouding date of jast year, as indicated by the Pi macy, BE HEeRaLD pulang re roke reported at ur the heat was Average tomperatare yesterday. 80 Average temperature ior correspon 1ing dats last year... . PROwMRATED bY THe Hie, AD Unknown Man, avout gt ears of age, fiv feet seven loches in height, Wyht chin. wiiekor ana ofiight complexion, went jog & brown Clas Gnd pants, Mo vest, White straw hat, with biack ribbom, Was found by she poles om Weat Thirty educators, the | the eventng, aud, without the least provocation, | | as alleged, began to kick aud maltreat his wife | Cnty of Berti L’ Amerique thermometer at } 1875, | ber and ifthe exclamations of the passers-by of the | infected region are any criterion the nuisance 1s | Just as great as when first exposed by the HERALD. as to what their experience of the day was, and the following is the result: ReronreR—How does this weather affect the Harleia flats after tue rain ol yesterday? Conpucror—Well, you're going Up on the road to beyona furdnam, just take it im for yourself. You nevet saw anything like itin your ine, The hollow places are little ponds now, und they per- fectly steam with stench, You can clouds of vapor rising from the low parts and the smell— well, just take it in cor yourself. ‘The reporter did “take tt in’? for himself, and found that the conductor’s remarks were not in tae least exaggerated, } Auocier conductor said that during the after- noon, While the Leal Was at Ls greacest point, We Stench Was So intolerable UNat be did not attempt to collect any fares wale passing through the plague-ridden district. ‘rhe reporter himself saw ladies in the car, While passing along, say trom Evghty-titn to Loven sireet, take tuelr handkerchieis, Veils or any oLuer Avaliable article of dress ana’ apply 1 to their nostrils to exclude the soul odor, One of the poi 3 which tue HERALD reporter was instracged wo Work Bpoo was Wuether the Commissiouers hadallowed any dumping to be done since we fais excitement. At the foot of Eighty-sixth street along cart Grove Up, ana the reporter was asked, singularly | dumping, but he took occasion to examine tne enough, if be kuew whether there was zidays, with coffee to B Pavenstedt & Co; ‘veusel | any one around to stop the dumping ay | we ashes on the flats, He didn’t know of | rae melado to rtanell Mines ' ‘and melado to ; any one around wo interfere with said | 2 sel t Brett, Son & C to consist of about tweuty-lVe per cent vegeta- bie watrer, twenty-five per cent of bouse sweep- ings, und the balance Was mide Up Of soot, oid voots, bits of paper, chicken Wings, an oc- cusional dead cat, and the sweepings of a garden Wuieh vad evidently veen under the pruning care ol ® gardener, Where the motley mess came from tue reporter wus unavie to aseercain, as tie young person in charge of the Venice dumped ais burven and drove hurriedly away, Yae residents o: Harlem say that the recent cool weather has been a perfect godsend to them, they were enabled to keep their Windows and doors closed with some degree of comiort, but with the advent of the hot weatuer coming so suddenly they were again overwhelmed with toe intolerable stench, One gentieman, WOO wus at rat averse to giving ex- pression to auy epimion, said:—As rule luo not take aLy STUCK IN WeWSpaper sensations, but this disease-vreeding NUISaUCe 18 no chimera v1 the braly. itis a melancooly fact. | have suite: ed from its effects im my Jaumly more than you have any idea of, and | dread What the effect of the heated term apparently just inaugurated wul be when at its height.” The reporter also Visited the “dump” fifth street, and jound thac, as yet, tue uuisance had not been abated, PROBABLE WIFE MURDER. Another tragedy, similar to that which shocked Buil's Perry a few weeks ago, was enacted in | Guttenberg atalate hour on Wednesday night. | wite and children on Hermann avenue, near | Bull's Ferry toad, returned home intoxicated 10 | upmercuully, She at first screamed tor help, but finding no assistance, endeavored to flee from the futuriated wan, He prevented her escape, turcw ber om the fluor aud | | demolisted the furniture. Then he seized her oy | the huir aud pounded ber on the head with & | club. A few neighbors, alarmed by the terrivie | noise, rushed Yo the dweliiuy. Fora whie the | husband beid them at day, threatening to murder | the first wan that snould enter, The crowd, how- ever, burst in, and joucd the woman seuseless on | the floor, Her head Was horribiy bruised, and her | whole oody snowed murns of irightiai i treatment, Puysicians pronoun ber recovery highly im- probable. The assai fot was arrested and com- muited without bail to tne Coanty vail, toawatt the reeult of her injuries, Crowds of people con. tinued to visit the scene of tne occurrence, and | sareats of Vengeance on the pusband were loudly uttered. SHIPPING NEWS, DATES OF DEPARTCRE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE, AND JULY, Office. | Rowling. Green Broadw Bowie Greea Broad wav. 4 Bewline Green ~ [G2 broadway. ! Broadway. anic 19 Broaaway. ot brussels. -|15 Broaaw: 69 Broad wi . (7 Bowung Green 2¥owhug Green WY road way. ‘Bowling Green l Wroagway Liverpoot. | lo Liverpool. Cny of Celtic July 4. ee NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER. ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yous Mxratp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Herato steam yacht, show | ing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing trom one to the other im succession, i can be seen sev~ eral miles distant, Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal wilt oblige us by preparing any marine news they may Rave for the Ship News Department of the Hunace. we Persons desirous of communicating with vessels | arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such Kiver, New York. Letters received from ail parts of the world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re- quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. Biod WATEK SUN AND MOON. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 24, 18%. | CLEARED. a Franzen, Hamburg—Kunhanit « Breamer ( ity of Vera Craz, Deaken, Havana—F Alex- andre & Son ‘Steamer Canina Bm, Liddicost, Bermadama ® | Outerbridze. ycigamer George H Strout, Ford, Philade!phis—yames nd. omer Franconia, Brag. Pornans <3 ¥ Amos ior Nereus. Berry, Rostop—ell ¥ Dip vane aul, Gloucester, “ranch, | €o. ‘k Ave (Aus), Radostovieh, Cork for orders—John 0 if. hark Golion sheat, Thompson, Queenstown for or- dors—J Hi Winchester & Co. | eins Beant Kose, Harding, smyrna—Sehniteer & Men- en brig Azelia (Br), Smyrna—W G Russell & Ktar. Cook, BarbadveJ Hi Winchester & Co, Ddaney hi Whittier, Halifax, No—Muler & | ion, 7 alaie—Miller & Hoag! *, Graham, Baracoa—B J Wen- | be: ‘ Sie G D Fullerton (ir). Allen, St Johns, NF—C W Ber. | 2ux. ina—ft P Brown mer Suevia Ger) Fleming, brig Bry Hot Brig Atlas, Powers, sene Carrie C Mi Selir Angie Amsbury, Keene, Fern c hingarora, Jackson, Baltimore—W Sheimor. ry “a Col Kilsworth, Howard, Gioucester—B J Wen- ‘elie Miantanomah, Hughes, Newburyport—B J Wen- Pr a 5 Bieen Oakes, Providence and Newport—— ac @enr M6 Hearne, Mowell, Stamford—M Briggs & ( sioop Fred Brown. Wilson, Uncasvilio—H W Jackson | ber ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE MRWALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TRLRGRAPT LNB. Steamer Kussia (ey, Cook, Liverpool June if wensiown 13th, oa aad Passengers to C ay piamer itakon Adelswin (Nor), Berg, Neweastio Mar | lumber to Dre | Panen Bergen age wit mase aed 215 passengers to unch, hdye & Vo. Dtewiner Liuopia (ie) Oraix, Glasgow June 12 and Mo- pile bikn, with mdse jd 210 wassebyers to Hendersou ros Steamer Acapulen, Gray, Aspinwall June Jf, with mdse and passcugers 10 the tacitic. Mail steamship Co. Jane LacI7 4 lon: 74 i passed atuamer Colon. hence for Aspinwall, 20th, lat 36 10, lou 74M. Us steamer Powha- tan, bounr? south; same day, but 26-40, lon 7415, sche Bill Baxter (Br), from Baracoa for By Seamer Montgomery, Faireloth, Fernandina June 1. Brwuswick seu ant L Vee woyas diet, with mndso- aNd p e. weamer Wyahoke, Coucn, Hienmona, City Point Noctolic, with mdse and passeagers to the Old Domi- . © Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DC, with mise and passengers to J 0 Kenyon stenmer Cainu usr), Gill, Soston, June 23, with mdse, to OG Francklyn. Bark sarah 6 Cann (of Yarmouth, Ne. Eldridge. eastie Due 23 via tlymouth 43 days, with mdse to Lt & ) W Meyer; vessel to Boyd & Uinogen, June 8, on the Banks, passed several larue icebergs, Bark Lochee (ot Annapolis, Nd), Hae ee. at clay, to oy & Parker une Li Bark Guchen emtiy barrels to Bova & Hincken, Bark Luigi Montoro (ital), De Maria, Port Vendras 53 days, wilh Wine ta order; ‘vousel to Lauro, Storey & Co. Pasecd Gibraltar May 1 Bark Kimilia Clampa (ftab, Galera, Naples 62 day: to AB Agresta. Pi With iruit te F Robinson; velsol Gioraltar May Bark Romance (ot Windsor, NS), Toye, Cardenas 9 days, with sugar to Chae Luling & Co; vessel to Boyd & Hincken, Sundberg, C and days, with sugar Bark Cardenas fo PT King & Co’ Ward & Co. Hark Lydia (of ers, Saga 8 2ays, wn ore aniset rebel t & Uincken. June UE35 Von tod apeke Dark Pousacola, roi Carde- New York ds Fortuna Gert, Mesaueta, Oporto, 42 days with wine, de, lo Daumayer & Bruy Hay Papa Giacomo Utaly Lauro, Alleante, 5 days, synth, | mdse to Funen, kaye & Co, assed Gupraliat ay il, ruc Flora Goodale, Goodale, Naguabo, PR 1 days, with sugar to V Oniiavia Co; vessel Wo Hea sand thts Voprion Gardenan if days With sugar and molasses to Matthelsen & Wickers; ven sel to masier. Lirig Josie, Pettigrew, Cardenas 12 days, qwith sugar to Bastian & Co: vesse! to simpson, Clapp & sehr © s Baylis. Beers, Progreso 20 days with hemp to M Kenheveria & Ci ‘a sehr May Morn, P logwood 10 ( ‘essel $08 abd ste Mails Riv as days with aster. June 7.” no iat, oth Meee, {ro n Old Harbor, Ja, ma Pio al Pass, brig J Bickmore, lie River. Jay tor phitaderphins ¢ MA Fulsom'ol Boston), Kose. Yabacoa, PR Wessels: veiwe Elva days, with suar aud molasses to J De Hivera & Vessel to Pars ‘oul Jung if. lus 3? Bd lon aie © A sparks, hengé tor Havana. uthern Howe \ot Cagning, Nx), Thomas, 1 Duane fof Harwich), Nickerson, Baracoa, Wen: Ad gaduys with fruit tod Liubi & Co; vessel to Bd oehe W: ‘liam H Van Name, Holmes, Eleuthera, 7 daya, with pines to Jaines Douglass; vessel to Bd Wenbe: sehr Auna Lolaud, Homer, ucksonville dduys, with Buckie. Sehr ¥ CAS ‘ton, patenecie days, with lom- ber to maste rh ‘boutd to Norwalk. sehr mit Hurlbut Grittin, Noriolk. Sehr CP Wouhnan, Vairhyother, Virgins, h Quan, Lee, Wir tuna, hE, Isle of Pines, Stolman, Virginia, scur'Ricnard Hill, suith, ‘Philadelphia for New Ha. ven. s@-Schr Miranda, which arrived 23d, is consigned to Brown Bros & Co; Vessel to Brett, son & Resouxny—Steamer Octavia (Br). Semmers, hence 234 PM for Aspinwall, returied to port on account of ma- Thlusry besos aamagud, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedfor4 for New York, with indse ang passouzers. Dealer Galatea, fou. Froviseucs tor New Xork, with wdse and passen ‘Sumner Bolivar. Geery New London for New York. with mde aind nustoudere rig Jhos Turll, Themas, in'baglastto Lee Pa Sehr Mary 8 Harris, Mi New York, s1 days. wath puny Sehr the star (Br), Lyncn. Ui days, with th to hency & Parker, uwiey, Dover tor New York, with spile he te GL snow. . Nf, ior New York, 0) f° ‘Artist Vorrester, Somerset for New York, ¢L.3 Hatch, Kelsey, rrovidence for New York, ar James M’ Bavies, Arnold, Providence tor New yoat Stir Jesse Williamson, Seaman, Bridgeport for New Ber 4 Mott Haven, Collins, Calais tor Mott Haven, with lumber to order, Ser Kim City, Kelly, River tor New York. rl P Abell, Met Saybrook for New York. F Franki Pierce, Highlander, New Bediord for ‘ork kB Daly, Crooker, Stonington tor New York, | ‘on. my wits stone to P Ha 1H ite, Providence for New York. White, W bet George Gurney, Gurney, New Haven tor New Setir Samuel P Godwin, Waterbury, Stamford tor New ‘Solr Ida Patmer, Palmer, Providence for New York. BOUND RAST. Png Samuel E Brown, Sackett, Haverstraw for Provi- den Sclir W Freeman, Hobuken for Providence, ele i rown, aw ‘or Boston. Schr Joln Balch, Ha senr Helen Mar. War Allen, Hoboken tor Lindsley, Sew Yori. tor Middletown, hy York tor Wintersport. ». New Yors for Sew Bedford. York tor Port Jefler: wiucket, ite Joy Weehawken tor Boston L Hobosen for Providence. Sehr Cornelius. Pratt, "Hoboaen for New Laudoes ae General Stewart, Voughkeepsie for Bostot ‘sei ‘Reading RR No 50, Johngen, Hobokna for Provi- Sone GL Dabell. Rackett, New York for Chatham. Schr Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn, soboken tor Port- Behr pe ucaay, Fanning, Weeha wi yoo! Boston. L bog, Hovoken for Fortsmouth. Schr David Nelson, Ferris, New York tor Greenwich. BELOW. Bark Grace (of Annapolis, NS), Wade, trom Bremen. SAILED, (Ger). tor Gender Steamers Suevia . amon, spector : barks Orient (tus), ricks- a Hoineward Bound, Havre; Proteus, Lisbon; rig Uliver (Br), Cape Hayton, — MARITIME MISCELLANY, irom pientrogs for London, a large hole im the tore bottom much dam- must be Sreawen Strarmtay (Br), iron Boel, and vessel full of water, ‘The cargo un- Joaded. lt | | government steamer was despatched to the vicinity of the Faraliones on sunday. but could not find the snip. 2 | After a thorough search for th ship she was sold at auc- arcnaser to run We tisk of flad- Bar be “% Smxz Aus), at nae frow Bona, re- 27, lat 25 ‘®, lon 32 17. saw an abandon: 8 brigancin bout 400 tons, hu! bowsprit, and mizzeomast ~ apparentl patoted black, wil standing. Bi 4 wo Dury (Bri. for the oS Channel, before hore at Hahia, has beeo got off, and was re- y¥, Ci, ia distress, arrived there a fishing vorave to the Grand lat 51 50, St, June 6 collided A Jewell, The Woigut Templar Was strack ab with town. mast, on the port side, and had main rigging torn away, overins board and | tely the soa was ‘otherwire ste would have immediately. “Through Almost superhuman ou the bart of the master an ewsed In partially stopping the leak by and stuling elothiny Ly the bole pt Me Askili reudered eo isa) a lay to watil the KT was ‘Geomed. a state ntly saiv to procee! to port. The damaged vos- fine weather from the tims of Sydney; were it not (0 the proba r reached irelghied w fund was take an way undergoing repaira Sh three stove. time, anks, rortun reken, B sletes deok Di fmooth at th sunk sel experienced very eclleat ti he ont a to complete 2. itus, Hobysen for Providence | a (of Gloucester). MeDonald, be- | Anzepegn, June %—Salled, bark Hermann Rehrent (Ger), Griete, America, Avewnny, Junu23—Sailed, ship Alexandra Phiiaaelphia, Baravis—aerived, bark Doris Eckhoff, Hons, Liver- bool. Canpire, June 23—Saiied, ships New Era, Sawyer, Hong Kong; Tagobalu, Adams, Kio Janeiro. Caviz, Juve W7—Arrived, bark Due Fratelli (tal, Mes sina, New Orleans (before reported without date). Sailed about 17th, schr Ellen M Golder, Wixon, United States. Favmourm, June 2%—Arrived, schr Jesse Hoyt (Br), frou ——. Arrived in the English Channel 234, ships 4B Gil- christ, Emerson, New Orleans for Havre; 8t Helena (Br), Mann, Newcastle, NB, for Glasgow. Gtascow, June 24—Arrived, barks Emma Parker (Br), Keily, Portland, Me; Ayr (Br), Good, New York. Arrived 28d, ships Lake Erie (Br), Selnter, Montreal; Lake StClair (Br), Coffey, do; Glenifer (Br), Cum- ming, Quebec, Hott, June 23—Sailed, ship Aretarus, Costello, United States. - mar June 22—Sailed, ship Wyoming, Baker, Phila. lelphia. Liverroor, June 4—Arrived, schr Speedwell, Drisko, Calais, Me. Arrived 23d, barks J H Bowers (Br), Harkness, Bangor, Me; 24th, Ecuador (Br), Hughes, St John, NB. Sailed 23d, ships West Derby (Br), Wron, America; Siberia (Br), Urquhart, do; bark Lottie stewart (Br), Sin- clair, do, Satled 234, ships Saranak, Ives, Philadelphia; W A Campbell, Curling, 8t John, NB. Loxpox, Jane 2t—Arrived, steamer August Andre (Belg), Greve, New York. Limerick, June 24—Arrived, bark Ruby (Br), Robert- son, Quebec. Loxvoxpenry, June 24—Arrivod, bark Progress (Nor), Olsen, Now York. Satled 2%4, bark Wave King (Br), Corbett, America, Manryrort, June 23—Sailed, bark Melbgurue (Nor), Jo- hannesen, America, MansxiLtas, to June 23—Arrived, bark J E Southgreen (Br), Spicer, New York. sailed, bark Mary M Bird, Packard, Rio Janciro, Quxexstowx, June %—Arrived, bark Biskop Brun (Nor), Forbach, Matanzas (see below); brig Woodland, Valentine, do. Also arrived 24th, ships Amoor (Br), Smiley, Quebec; Langdale (Br), Jenkin San Francisco; bark Theodor (Swe), Edstrom, Charleston; Candeur (Nor), Neilsen, Baltimore; Festina Leute Nor), Gjeruldsen, New York. Rorrenpam, Juno 23—Arrived, steamer Maas (Dutch), Chevalier, New York, Surecps, June 23—Sailed, bark Northumbrian (Br), Plagie, Philadelphia. br Heteva—Sailed, ship Nonantum. Foster (from Ran- goon), Antwerp. ‘Tnixstk—arrived, barks Domenico (Ital), Jacearino, New York; Marie Christine (Ital), Jaccarino, do; San Luigi (ital), Trapani, do, . Waunexrorst, June 25—Sailed, bark Kaleva (Rus), Wik- lund, America, Arrived at —-- June 24, Virginius, from United Statos (probably ship Virginia, Barker, from New Orleans for Liverpool). Brown, Loxpox, June t—Bark Biskop Brun (Nor), Forbach, arrived at Queenstown to-dsy from Matanzas with fore- mast sprung. FOREIGN PORTS. Asriswaut, Jane 10—Arrived, brig Loch Lomond. Gli. christ, Fernandina; sche Hattie Haskell, Hewitt, New York (and satled ith for san Bias); 1th, bark Jonn Geddie (Br), Cawtic, Philadelp Antigua, June 1i—In port aud F Ml Ouiorne (ir), Konauit, Mg for United states, Bansavos, June 9—Arrived, brig J A Horsey (Br), Cotlitl, New York ; schr Philudéipiha, Boeman, Philadel’ plin. in port June 9, schrs Vereaux (Br), Borden, for Bos- i; Harriet (Ei, Noble; for New York. Chartered. schf Fmeline, to load molasses for New York, at 85 per 110 gallons, Batacoa, June M—In port, schrs Victor Pruig, Pink- ham; Addi Doane, Niekerson; Bill Baxter (Br), Baxter; Leonora, Booms, and Annie D Mernit, Farnham, for United States, 1 Caitao, June 2—Arrived, ship Richard Robinson, 81 Mollendo; Rossignol (Br), Butler, Carditt exA8, Jone 2—Arrived, schr George Walker, Wil- cox, Philadelpaia. tiled 16H rigs Ceres (Br), Robinson, north of Het. teras; 224, Clara Pickens, Coombs, Falmouth, BE: Brisk (Br), Perry. north of Hatteras; schr ada F Whiting, Masiers, do. CIRN FUKGOS, June 22—Satled. barks A C Faeat O’Brien, # Kastern Star, Foster, Boston: Sam’ Shepherd, kvans, Philadelphia; brigs | ck, Row, New York: Atal n, do. aruam, Arr ls bark Crown Jewel € | ap. Dolap. Grumnsby. Hivaxa, June 24—Arrived, steamer Manuel Torrente (=p). Le Teledo, New Yorks barca, Ada J Boner, Hon. ner, do: Ki vee (Br). Hartaby, Fern 3 brid Kate Upham (Br), Troo! Boyiton, Appleby, Shivids; sehr Geo Sealey. Galveston; 24th, steamer Tap- Dahinuock, Pendieton, 3 ww Orleans. Sailed Jona odyels Jr. Vanselow, Pascac outa, hot stéamér Cuba, Mcintosh, New York: rig Weltvine Gr}, Barding, north of Hat: vax. June 20—Arrived. Br echr Modena (not Mar- . New 1, brigs Caroni (Br), St Martins; Queen of West (Br), Cieniuegos. Satied | 234, brigs Woodcock (Br), Yorto Rico; Dottie Br), Demerara; schr Barbara (Br). Barbados. Livkuroot, June 23—Sailed, steamer Ohio, Morrison, | Philade!puia. urook, NS, June 12—Arrived, brig Alice Abbott Br), MeLeod, New York, Mirawzas, June 17—Arrived, barks Emily Bp, a Bride Liveroool; 22, Maawie Hrown (sr), Swan. oon} Matthew Baird. i id 2d. snip Cape Grifiths (Br), Drummond Ames. north of Hatteras: brig C alin Lei Moxturat. June 22 —Clearen, steame *MaitSbaa @n, Wyhe. Glasgow, russian (or). Kitcnie, Liverpool icvano, PR June 10—In port brig’ Caroline Bddy, Dodge, tor’ Hoxton in 5 dave. Nowtu ovpxey Cup dune 2—Arrived. barks Jam, ition. liavre: Ma ci Fortiana. Ja port May mer Fire Queen (Br), from Liver- | pool, just arrived: bark Rajeu of Sarawak (Br), for al. more, dy eva (Hr), Stmeltzer, trom New Yor! for ‘ati with hart ot imward cargo); Silas Alwa: (Br), Gates, trom ao. 3 og ell, Dennis, from New Paxawa, June &—Arrive 280, diay | schr Belie Crow- just arrived. ve San 1 | "hited fith, steamer Salvador, Jones, Port Johnso! Phocieso, June tein port sehr Jone & Haliday, Van- | cloaf, tor Sow York, Ide. Prt, Sine i0—Satled, brig 8 A Snow Br), FONCR, il—In_ port orie Jutta F Carney, Peak, from 1 Neirburypor ‘Juce 24—Arrived, bark Adriatic (Br), Pert land. Kio Jawemo, May 25—Arrived, berk Amalia (5p), Bo net, Savaunah for Montevideo (putin for suvplies) poailed prior to June 21, bark Chanticleer, Clement, nore Kocktao, NB, Jane 22—Arrived, brig Otter me Prin- ew we Sienred 2d. sehr bay har k (Br), Pike, New Yi stJouxs, Pit, June 9—arrived, brig ‘Jerome “Ford, New York. Saued prior to June 12 brigs Annie TIngraun (Bri, Ashe wood, Arecibo: hal oe ee ir), Byers, Boston: sabi | (Br), Gerrior, New York via Arecibo; sobr G Whradiey, Smith, Arecibo and United Stal tes, Sr Crorx, June $—Arrived, brig Mary M Williams (Br), Hanna, St }homas. Jane @—Sailed, barks Kiiza Oulton ott Marry Buschiman \sr), Cong: Whittemore. New York. June 15—1p por | setts Mary Jane & cKewen, Monggll, to mre te ak is oya - Arrives, ce i ie), dered to spthancan peste rot rie OC :Growiey, ‘Alexaadcia, aoht attic E Taber, Ald- Va; Addie & Nettie Cameron. mixipap, June | | Fieh, for Be ORES ee port bark Roving Sailor, Bryant, tor Providence, lig. (Pan Steamer Rosia! | Qustenvay, Jane 9~Sailed, Triplex, Wyk, New York. | Axrysar. June 9—Salled, Mary Lawion, Oliver, syd- | | at Flushing Lith, Hoppet, Norein, ‘ien. lin pi, Jacovusen, New York; rived, ed, Azza, Manger. Wilmington.@ Nellie Cliftord, staples, New York (not | | eta we 2 se fn. state’ of Alban i. wiser: New Ore ease Hre Suuheam, Whitney, Haliax; 12th, Zavliy hundsen, Wiluiuston, NE; Pik Kockum, Madin, Que= by Cieared 1th, Kilervo, Millstrom, Miramichi; 1th, Ab- botstord, Churchill, Catlao, Londo, June L—Cleared, Ltyerpool, Lambory New Xork and sailed trom Gravevend Lata); 12th, J WH unt, Boston é Arcived At Gravesend 12th, Bounding Billow, Teagul, aihurst, q ailed from do 14th, Kaluna, Nash, New Yor! Lure, June 1W—Arvived, dimatar, STnistrom, Baltl- mo. LONDONDERRY, June W—Satled, Seas, Brun, Balti more; 12th. Minnehaha, Cassia oe June $—Arrived, Romo, "Campbell, Philadel- phi. ee gyORs, June 7—Arrived, Carrie & Tyler, Eldridge, ew Maasucts, June 9—Sailed, Anna, Peterson, Boston, Pivwouri—of the Start’ June 9, Nonantum, Thomas, from Falkland Istauds for Antwerp (not Cie ona: tum, Foster, trow Rangoon for Antwerp), and arrived @ ushing 11th), alien June M—Satied, Tillid, Fredericksem st rénpam, June 9—Cleared, Dagmal, Haave, New i el June 7—Sailed, Colonial Empire, Leslie, Ulem- orig. cuizuns, June 10—Arrived, Ottawa. Campbell, Pensa Sailed 20th, Solotte, for for Quebec (not United States) Tasnagox.s, June '5—sailed, Lucia U, Cacace, New Tuxer, June 9—Arrived, Schilde, Baarsrad, bpp etal fates is, day b-arrived: Bara, Koaves, ¥ iow Yorks jeu oth, wisd agascar. Vite iua, dune Ssulled: Induattia, Peretra, Palla delphin. Canpier, June 10—The American whip Enoch Soule, prykwaian arrived here this morning fre om amb tre, 1 tive of the crew of the brig Gla Dubit eh in vousol she had been in collision vi Friday, 40h Inst. Care T May 18—The American ship Sacramento, Bete 1s to go on the slip to effect papery: rep. tore proceeding on her voyage to Bos! at ogres ot Nepal? on to tro oi i Port Bi Mitaiped ‘ates Liat @ quantity o! er a arrived 6: Fat ter ty and that the ‘veussl was still holding weil tor gether. Liverroot, June 14—The Rifleman, of Aberdeen, bar f witout Ir sydney, wi op ADEIL aS in int da jon 38 W, and reported’ damage trifling; no asst tnos required: AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, June 2!—\rrived, brig ME Haskell, = for Washington; bdward Slade, ——foe do (9 return 2th und yo ou the Ways); Moutina, ——for do; John Hancock, Boston; sehr Albert Mason, Washington. dilled— ches Gen L Fessenden, and telen, (from Georgetown); Mary A Drury, Boston iJ L Leach, kmily A Bartel, ani Ly Tay, from Ge Georgetown), Boston: Méservey, Bostor Metoalt, Warren; J Bar Providenee ; H Whittington, Bostol YOSTON June Mearriveds bark Gil (Poro, Taresa, Flores: brig Frontier, Butisdell, Clantnegoss schrs Gen Grant, Bowie, Port Antonio; Daniel Pierson, Florson, Brunswick, (a; Aade Biaiwell, Bears, Alexandriat Huzleton, ‘Rogers, Philadetphia;” Cyrus ‘Hall, Howes Weehawken; iliree Sisters, Baker, Georgetown, DO. Below—brig J HU Dillingham, trom Balumoi Cleared—Bark Adeline U ane i Proce, Ne sclirs Mazsic A Fiske, Megathiin, Alexand Yuine, Pierce, do, Sailed—Bark Adeline C Adacke. BALTIMORE, June 2—Cleared, sehr BW IM, Tig ans, Boston. § arrived, Sieemiers ‘oa Guil, Childs, Gharleston( Josephine Thompson, New York; Richard W youer, Philadeipuin: schrs ‘nme amsden, Siathersom, ortiand ; Win Donnelly, Hopkins. Nora Caro vainers Caspian (Br), Troct How Boson; F W Brane, ir, brig Silas No Martin, Brown, Demerara tau sehrs Wm F Green, Cummings, ‘vanklin, Somerset; TP Willetts. ‘Wwittettar Hud Tone Dublin; Leif, et Holme bars Belfast: me, St Johns, ¥ CHA RLBBTON,, une Arrived, sehr Vapor, New Zork. MMelow, bark Agney Oampbell’ (iri, Landry, tom CLLY POLNT, June 22—Salied, sehr & White, Abbott Stamford, Ct. DANVEIts, June 2—Arrived, schr C B Jones, Snow Baltimore. AGHIAS, June 21—Arrived, sehr pat Lib ay > MONROM, Jang 2-—Passed in for Bal more, itp © ‘onstantia (Ger), poltenbors, from hanie, Gould, trou Sau. June Arrived. sebrs J sthacd the Wave, Tredup) do: jattie McUil ry Buck, W. jgtaris ts INDIANOLA, June i2-Arrived, scht Eugene Borda, Cook, Pascagolila AbIL ne 17—Arrived, schr Lizzie Brewster, my crane, seated —Bark smith, New York- MACUIASPORT, Jane 17—Satied, bark Kalasis (new), Brown, Sow Yora. isth—Arrived, sehr Saxon, late Coombs, Calais for New York (reports Capt Coombs died on the 17t! 7p NEW ORLEANS, June 20—Arrived, sweamer Memphis (Br), Mellon, Lavpepock 2uth—venved, ‘steanier Charles |W. Lord, Colton, Havana; brig Amavie Antonio (-p), ed—Brig Goodwin, Craig. Vigo white Jacob M Haskell, Crowell, Pascagoula; “May kveline, MeLearn, Boston, Vass-a-L’Ourae, June 24—Sailed, steamer Arch Druid (Bp), Liverpool; bark, tristol, Bordeaux, NEWPORL, June —Arrived, Sones Thos Dean, Burt, Fall iver tor Sepvantpient De: Trott, Providence for New York! Hedtordstor do; G Fit Haverstraw; “nlogany Merritt, and Mediator, Davis, Fail River for York; Empire, Matnews, Now bea: ford for do. NORWICH, June 23—Sailed, schrs Buckeye, AG flaw and P Ritter. New York, une w—Arrived, schts Stir Spam giea Benner, Hoboken: AJ Gurney. Newburg for Prove Genoe; bila Strickland, Plilacciphia ter go. suiled—Sehirs Geo W’ kaymond, New York! Modsom SEW HAVEN, June 2 J asrivas. ste Be sige. T tem. Balumore: John B nen ir M & Ralon, oo. PE A. June Se arrived, barks ‘inva L Oub ton (itr). ie Konsle. Hav my Mavgie Horton (Br), Hor ton, do; serene (Ger), Callies, ‘Aberdeen City ot Otte wa (Br), Duna, Rio Janeiro. Cleared—Bark Graua (Nor), Svknsen, West aye ILADELPHIA, June %—Arrived. stea eurce, New York? Philade:phia, Davis, Mot Turks isiand. Bangor; sehr CA Finnimore, sag wrence, Haley, wk. tubo “iadtiam, Fail River; Wo a ep ah a. Richards, New York; bark ristenson, Elsinore tor orders: sehr Tay- n, Kast Braintree ; Maggie Cust 3 va ny Andrews, do A ‘Wevmouth? Iti shannon, Wilson, Danversport] aoe ‘bury, Penoguid, Me; Mary Free rk, Provicence: Helen V. Jones, Norwic: Foseph. towers, gpickinson, New Haven: Mabel Hail Bartlett, Bat! Soombs, J Well, Wallace, Boston: L'a Blossom, SChatted, ‘bors a. scbre EA De Hart, Driscoll, Bootnba 1 Gi Watson, Barna Del, June 2, AM—Senr Maggie Cumming ss tt, passed down this morning. Sclire #4 Holce. trom Apponaug, dual Joseph Hay, few Bedford, passed up at ii: AM, Bark Sek) lok Nor). for Cork or Faimouth for oraera, and “a Stephen Bennett, for Boston, passed dowa at i1:3) A. Selizs Marion F Hockhll, (of Providence, and Caroling Bide schrs Z Steelman, Price, Also arrived, brig’ Hainpden, Sai rs, hast Bos for Millville, XJ. passed down since the mormng sited Sehr Mary tandieh, from. Bath, passed also a deep laden schoone: > Detawaue Sumaxwarer,’ Jun last evening, sebr Nellie Scott, from Gaibarie: orders, Bark Montebello salied for St Sonn. 8 x 4:9) PM yesterday. Other vessels without ' chan) A Steamer Hichmond arrived from New York at5:30 t PM—Arrived to-day, parks Fonn (Ital), Cacace, from tun (Ger), =u om Hambarg; Emma & trom Rotterd RILAND, June 24—Arrived, steamer Falmouth, Colby, Hiltax: ‘ashe Labanu, Georgetown, DG. Cleared —Steamer Eleatora, Johason, New York. Also arrived ath, senr Hutte E sampeon. Lingam aston: Helén Mag, Saco for Georsetown, DO. MOCTH. June 22-Arrived, scurs # Clossom, rity cy Onlv¥ Son. Meader Philadeiphia; Kovuth, ge} Hoboken; Cassie Jameson, Jameson, Govrge fow Suile|—Sehr Mary Jane Adams. Frisbee, few York. Dit Arrived. selits Geren, Clitky view Dinsmore; Aicora, Robinson, and ‘Cnion, Mitehelh Saucd—Sehr Henry, Waddington. Philatelphia. PROVIDENCE, Jue 2i—\rrived, scnrs A Denike, orgetown, DC; AT Cohn, Browa, Wedhawkes ret. —sieainer Vindicator, Rogers. | Philndelphis nley. and Mayui unit, Ralumores Pedro Win Mt Brown, atl J Clark, Jeiphia ; ; isaac sherwood ngie, Havers Marry & Ned, Chambers Tr Fiscoll yi H Youmans treed) Wright? Brainera, aud 1 rrived, sebrs Joseph Porter, Laura’ Robinson, Robinsom KT. June Philadetpii cock Rarreagne. Hoboken. Kalied—selirs Kate & Mary, Cogswell, Rondout; Chas m. New R No w Yor RK vb! June 22—Arrived, sonr Bmma J Ede wards, Chamberlain, New York. Sailed—sehrs rd, Crane, J 8 Ivins, Inger-oll. Providence; RC & New York; James Jones, Arey, — Ni. ne N FRANCISCO, Jane 16—Sat ir ship The Doug! Wilson, Liverpool: oark “Michel” Chevalier wen vovage June 22, : oAurs, Ait Ee Fs 's dy Lelia Herty, Turner, from | etivi Hort Townse awa, Jue 16—The Pacific matl steamer Winches. | Samarang for Englan siindoro, Bray, Boston | xsd—Cleared, shi Aliguis (Be), Marshall, Burrard im acaotain Wolteberr, whom entering the pore tase | for Manila, ia, Curmtnnng, singapore for New | ei.” pimps soe paeny night ant not many miles from her anchorage. had a | York. Arrived, steamer Grandi Javorly, Panama. peut 4. which eon erely disabled | _ Hekwes, Jane 10~Arrived, Neckar (s), De Limon, New SAVANNAH, June Arrived, steamer Hérman, Liv weamer City of Panama, which | York; lama, Wesemann. do. ingsion. Mali ew You failed hen evens ser Caneel aware , met tne ax beg te) ieee Nortn America; Leoca- Palied—steamer ‘Asnionde ys York: sett Hattie Tar aneheaer and towed her into port this morning. ner. Hooper, Boston; Sara New yor! ature of the damaxe 38 ot Yet fully ‘nown, but it i | xanapwausivares, Jute D—Arrived, Cottardin, Magnus, 2th “Arrived, jac MB Beam’ < ee considere: ry serio ely to lay the steamer SALEM, Jung Arrived. |e A up for many mouths. Bonpeavx, Jane 10—Sailed, Francois Joseph, Gravall, | Brower, and i Il Naylor, biladeiphi. San Be Miller, do; A Nieations” ‘Port Joho fh ety WHALEMEN. Balled from New Bedford June 22 brig Rosa Baker, Thompson. Atlantic Ocean. SPOKEN. ir), ‘rom Plymoath, B, for ——* : from Liverpool for Baltimore, aul Jeitins (Be), from Antwerp for Philae Ship Eunice N cho deiphia, June 25. off Fire Stand. Wars Ada & Gould, trom Boston for Charleston, June 28, Jat 70.60, ton 4 38 Wark Goethe (6 from Liverpool for New York, Jane Hark Auwusie lictgen (Ger), Bristol, B, for Wilming- | ton, NO, June 4 lat 24 05, lon 42 40, ery ttle fhnceay, from, Valencia for Buenos Ayres, May 18, lon % W. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are in- formed that by tolegraphing to the iienand London Ba reau, No 4G Fieet strest, or to the Paris office, Rao reribe, the arrivalsat and departures trom European and Bastorn ports of American and all toreign vessels trading with the United | tates, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Meditorraneun ports will dnd the Paris office the more economical aud ¢xpoditious for telograpbing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Aticaste, June I7<arrived, soht Mary Sinsman, Adama New York (before reported without date), “tho ay, June Ll—Arrived, Saige sr ples. New Fork. acitant, June S—Sailed, Scott mond, i 4th, Ke, Bruno, Paturso, New Y¥, Gongs June S—Arrived. une ‘srieetrone, Teavey, me i, NB. ~ailed 9th, Prvi Dubrovacki, Pendo, and Sansone, Cap- pont, Pensuc sig Corspuacns, fs thd 7—Passed, Robena, Hagen, trom jor Fine scArrived, Kiln M Golder, Witon, Ba Saiied 4th, W R Drury, Thompson, Beer. Newtlagen June yaarnved. Island City, Howes, je a June 10—Arrived, Alice Buck, Snow, Liver- June 9—Arrived, Forest ea bys jen; L2th, Proviieuce, Coaltiee: r, Beott, cu to eee Wen, Freya, Bh naw, Baltimore, Arrived at Kingstown 1: H Oulton, Alexander, San Francisco. score June 10—Arrived, Norsk Veritas, Isaacson, a ‘Dorin, june 11—Passed, Navesink, Barvtow, from Da- Fen tor Grimsby. beat, June Li-Arrived, Silver Stream, Tadd, Boston for Loudon. Pata urm, June 12—Arrived, Heros, Oisen, Portland Sawyer. Tavre. i Montrenk Coalfivet, trom anewerd for Phitaselpnia. Gtasuow, June oc Primo, dg 0, New York. Guxoa, June 7—Arrive: ds Ogoar, Svendsen, Pen- 1 on a Alive, yen, Buenos Ayres; Passaroe: cola. ifn, Da pif Pou 1, Boston. june 8A Frisi i ‘w, Meter, New Yoluied from Caxhaven 9th, Werder ), Bahronds, Now ough Kowa, June 10—Acrivet, Groat Ropulic wy, cisco Via enenane. Wyamine co freeman, ne IArtived, beruian ), Arciier, mi form at cisco. Sailed from Pauiliac 9th, Andrietta, Odman, Wilming- | nore, Weehawken. d—schr Geo A Pierge, Kelly, New York. 214— dalled, sche #1, Marts, Marts, Foiladeiphia, KOWEW- Ht Jang 23—Arrived aches Oliv ditt, Georgetown, De; Henry May, Hateh, = Cyrituia Jane. Gardner, do. June 2—-Arrived, brig Fi firs Sagan B Fran«itn, ans a. Kapahannock River for Sant) orgctown, for, Porremouth ioe ier Georretown Minra iat bere Philudelp! Dennis for New York; Wm A san port fox do; Us revenue meuiner Gallatin, from jous “pate Brig Frontier; schrs Henriotta, Ida L, New A, aches 2th—Arri lg Strickjand, Albany iW vbr, Si Jotun, So. ie eAnauelpale; Mouser New York. a Cd m—aArrived, steamer Regus or' (Br), Parsboro, Ns raat h arin u we hep penta, Sthadet ven; sent Jo : What oRLY, 4 ‘Jano Be-arrived, sehr ‘Ad IVORCHS OBTAINED FROM | DIFF ree evory where; desertion, &e. sity Fequited; no chargd nat ae Sky Attorney, 194 Broadway. \ CRERALD BRANG H OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR + ner ot = avenue ant Boer am strooe from $A. M. to 9 P.M, Ou sunday from 3 or, MM A513. eee \ REORRT Wortn KNowiNo.— abafous as ANd Most delicious Votloce ig Pits AUNEW'S. Also tine ¢ Groceries