The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1875, Page 10

by COLTEG E COMMEN CEMENTS. PRINGVETON COLLEGE. L828 Day ay PRINCETON—iHE GYMNASTIC EX- | BRCISES- SERVICES AT THE CHURCH AND AROUND TIT OLD CANNON. (PRINCETON COLLEGE, PRINCETON, June 28, 1875. ‘The cisss of 175 bas carried off the palm. Claes Day at Princeton is the favoriie day of the year. | “whose many hundreds woo shun the doll, stupid and interminably jong speecnes of Commencement ‘proper, deliv ay ‘ag they are, im small and moanly ventilated churcves, always turn out in dou force at Class Day, where around the historic canmon’” and underneath the genial sbade of w trees In the rear campus, the members of the graduating class ‘aiways assemble to smoke their pipes, sing their giees, tell their stories, review the episodes of ‘their college carcer and nave a ‘bang up’? time generally. Class Day belongs to the students them- peives; the grave old professors have nothing whatever to do with it. Tne boys arrange their programme as they please, and carry is out 4p amy way they deem best, It is a day of nilarity aod fun. A GYMNASTIC BXHTBITION. ‘The ceremonies began with aspiendid gymnas~ tie exhibition held at nine o’clock in the morning, @ud which continued until aboutelevea, Fully 3,000 peopie witnessed the entertainment, SBRVIONS AT THE CHURCH. Directly after the gymnastic exhibition the ‘Becond Presbyterian chureh was crowd over- owing. Suppé’s overture to “Galath opened ‘ne ceremonies, It was followed by the class ‘eration, delivered in the most commendable style by Mr. Laaisias Kargé. The class poem was rea- gered by Mr. F. D. ander. Mr. J. P. Coyies’ “Memorial Oration” elicited ‘mued ‘applause, and fully satisfied nis cluas- maves WO had ciected bim to the position he so ‘well held, ‘The singing o/ the claas ode, the bene- @iction, and anotier overture irom the baud, ended the ceremonies at the church. FUN ABOUND THE “OLD CANNON.” The avy’ exerclsea Of the day were con- cluded at avout three P. M, Then the peopie, rusk. ing from the churen to tbe campus, ssvembled Upon che ters of benckes wuich @ hundred carpenters hud oduudt the night before around the cannea, which 15 embedded, Dutt upward, directly benind old North College | ‘Abou! fiiteen wou es after the anuience had deen assembied tue yravasting marched 10 to the tune of lively music and took taeir seats at the foot of the grand stand, directiy avout the cannon. No seoner bad the class been ir. Bunn, the historian of tbe graduating stu- dents, read passages ‘rom his bistory, 1u & comic way, Le related numerous mid. night pranks that had beem committed, the shrewd manner in which detection nad been Win a hearty round of appiause. Pr pabiy ti ramme Was the p esentation address, which was jeuvered by Mr. ae oe cae and his speecd par ali over with dash, wit and jun. Fomor irresistible, and Bis speech was int rupted at a dezen poinis with rounds of applause gud peals of ‘ty laughter. & EXBSENT TO THE CREW. A very pleasing ceremony took place tn the col- javs OF 1877 presented to their six oarsmen ‘Woo last year Wou the race at Saratoga six Leau- trial silver goblets, eack valued at Tae pre- sentation 6 was delivered Ww. E. Stem- mons, white Mr. Camppell, of tue class of 1877, giso bow Oar im the winning boat, respoaded in Denali of the crew. The ceremouies were closed ‘UD with a very happy and pleasing speech irom Dr. . + MoCosb, Preaideus of the coilege, 1b Waica be must warmly lamented the meibers of the class of 1815 Jor rendering boating a permanent tustitu- tion in the cellege, tous Mnely supplementing the y chories won by the bat by a extraordinary con- ‘quest Won by tue oar. THE PIREWORKS. From eight 9’clock this eveo.ng the campus of Princeton College has been a periect biaze of Vight. From the tops of the uamerous coliege ‘Duildings caiclum lights seut their orignt, pierc- we ‘Wile thousands of Chinese laaierns Rung pendant from whe 8 g boughs of the umbrageoua tices. Scarceiy had the fist light been seen on ‘the campus wiea a large number of fashionably- dressed ladies, accompanied by tueir ga lant es- corts, began to fow toward the college grounds, and the promenade concert commenced. Until a late hour the gay promenavers filled the graveiiea Waiks aod Kept step to the bewitcliing Strains of Hassier’s mintary band. The porticoes of Pennion Hail were more thaa croweed by the studeuts’ friends, who reviewed the events of wy aud measured out praises unsbrinking'y on thé per jorwabces o! the graduating Class. At midaoignt . toe music ceased, the Oriliant compauy have } withdrawn to (ts temporary avodes, and tae class . @ay of 17 bas enced to the satisfaction Of all con- creed, The twenty-O/th annual Commencement of St, Francis Xavier's Jesuit College, in Sixteenth street, touk piace lastevening. Punctuaily at the appointed time the professors of the college and the members of the clergy, headed by His Hm- fmence Cardinal McCloskey, entered the large hail of the college and took the seats reserved for them, Ou she left of the Cardinal was seated Rov. H. Haden, the President of the college, and oo bis right Rev. F. Characx, the Superior Gen- eral of the orcer of this province. ‘there were also present Patners Fariey, Preston, Moriarty, Deonelly, EBowards, ioraan, Tower wad Coughlin, witn br. MeSweeny and Commssioners Brennan and Lynch. Ibe sollowing is a ust oO. we exercises: — Boren Diseo@rse, “Liceuse versus Liberiy* Ficale, “Lucrena’. . eens Liveourse. “ihe Truc ot Liberty”. ‘Award of meJais aol prizes Galop, “Union” Comterring degree». . Address to the graduates by Kev. Patrick nFan, Class of 1665. At the close the Cardinal arose and addressed & few words \o the graduates, saying that as they Dad Deen so oud ia praise of doetry they would propauly be betier satisded Lf he sould be brief Bud give (tem «iso ib rly wituout detaining them very iong. Le complimented the speaxers, asse rie Ine Wat some Of the speeches Were Uf un excel Jense Waich he Md not rememver to bave heard equaled om that platiorm vere. Uae of tue @vastes bad referred to tae children of the Church vemng ber is. ile Was proud and nappy To AGE SUCl Jewels Delore Bim, and wot o Was pleaved, but tueir parents, and the wadience m general. uaed by Wishing (bea » biessiug 10 this life amc eternal Bappineds in whe sex, = During the exercises tue Miiowing degrees were conlerred :— \ np MastRRs OF Ancrs—Francls J. Thomas, A. B., New "York; Benjamia ‘ates, A. B., New York; Michae) d., Chrran, a. B, Wiluamenu.g, L. 1; tnomas A. Bo wgerty, A. B., Brookiym, L.'l; Josepa P. Mol- LY, A. B., Otwawa, ©: ie P. aigmault, A. , Monreal, Cenad Poreeil, A. B, + iui Vereal, Canada; Henry W. Nevin, A. B., Brook- n, Ja £5 Coaries f, Payten, 4. B., New Yorn. {uy eweions oF AnTs—James T. McElroy, New ‘Yors = Teomas FP. Fitzpatrick, New York; James A. \ Wiker, Aizen Bavaria; George J. Tayior, New York; oan, flanseimann, Wikicmaburg. |. |, dohn %& McGill, New York; Francis X. Donoghue, Youu: 8% N. Y.; Witham &. X. Bourne Staten [s- Jana, ¥.; down ¥. Higgins, Paveron, N. J.; Jacob, USeelbach, Brookiyp, L. .; Joba A. Kei\- her, New York; Hugh B. Ward, Brookiys, L. 1. ; Francis Deey. Surmmit, N.J.; Pranes J. Evans, New Yo, &; Davia J. Leany, New Yor Mananai yen York. Also on Lows nelie, Ju Ga J. T. Fremont and © of b& Ma t's Voliege, Montreal, Canada. $T. TE BESA’S URSULINE ACADEMY. THY PInsT \ANNUAL EXEIPITION—AN EXCELLENT DISPLAY (BY THE YOUNG LADY PUPTIA- CROWNS (© HONOR AWARDED. ‘Tue first at Weal exmivition of the pupils of St. Tevene’s Ure tine Acaéemy, Heory sireet, took pisce jase eve Ung, and was in every ways por- fect sucacss. This academy is presided over by ladies arom Wie principai Bouse of the Order at orrisapia, and these sisters have bau ‘fis soboe! to charge aply about a year. It hae daring that time progressed) wonderfaliy, and tue exerci ¢s last evening showed & traming and = pro- ficiency rarely evidenced im sebool div playa, Tae extitution was held in the é #pace at the rear of the Christian Hrothers’ House im Rargiers street, Mavieg the church a# a boundary on ome sive and Bast Broadway on th omer, A lerge, ning, supported by # centre pole, Wam spread wver the ground, anda number of pasiights wert placed around. Attne East Broadway side @ fandsome stage was erecied, the acenery veing (nm Seave'’s, a row of jets irom sbove throwing von it 4 profusion of ignt. Fay {2,(00 persom= attencsd. Amoug clergy pres “ene were the r W St. feresa’s, Rev. Father Boyee, Rev. Parker Ly ncn fof st. Anoe's), Rev Father Dramyvoie, Kev. Father Farrel, Whey. Puther Ward and Rev. Father MePomaid. The Povgwin: was program ae Fines —" AST Satnre Now Reyot Mise ¥. iy re “ot L Malutatory, bla bowgnerty Cunning. Kiota! Dialogae—M inses whadden, Hi. Dunn. M. Carter. M sour and A MeGauley. “own aner, Paiticon. “ihe Twin J miley, (queen), K., Wlison sister to (tke ei) 8. Laookard: A waciny Precvoss (UYPey & & boom a} DP lorenee Je corn at sel of 1875 | ated in a large semicircie than the fun began. — im whiea, | avoided, and, 46 he conciuged, was rewarded ) e Most interesting pare of the pro. | Jeve gyinbasium this evening. The members of | ne rays down the long avenues of the campus, | NOW ‘YORK WERALD, TUESDAY; JUNE 2, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. a at lt ll tt A A ie) maken "anak Modano arth oT ova, E. Letimore aud Frances. tamu; Una Mulry Aroa, Kate Madden; Corinna, Elia -eymour; |) Nora” Maumng; Kila, iia "Dougherty. Waves” (piano solo), Miss Una Muiry, Maylath. Aut SaconD.—"Puisible Zomheur,’” ¢lior Wi terhaus,”? solo (Guibert), Miss ‘iiianie” Sehulhoit), Misses K. Mah son, B seymour, K. Madden; “The barth Fairy Land,” Misses K. Duy, L. Mallen, L. Payten, A, L Jone Fairies Dwell? duet (Glover) is. Lockard; “La Trompetie,” arity,” Kila Hughes and chorus; “What We Shall Bo,” Misses K Dougherty, K. Dutly, Brennan, M. Donohue, M. Considine, \M. Gibney. J. McKeon; “The Lords of Creation...” comic ‘solo, Miss L. | Maben 1) Lureo im italia,” overture Warvis), Misses | K. Maher and ilia Seymour; “Music at Nighttail,” eho- Tus, Nelsou, The Rev. Father Boyce awarded the crowns of bovor to & DUMDEr Of the pupils, the ceremony valse, E. Seymour; proud of the distinction conlerred upon toem. Some. fifty lite girls participated im the cho- | ruses, Tae ‘Plorai Dislogue”? was very well ren- | aered, but the gem of the evening was the | operetta, in which Miss EB. Wilson and Miss 5. | Lockard sung excellently. Tne exhibition created quite an enthusiasm in the peighborhood, and a number of people who bad not tickets of admls- gion stood around on the sidewalks, Tue Ursu- ' | have wished the exaibition to pass off with more | eredit saan it did, Kas | CARLISLE INSTITUTE. Interesting exercises, on the Occasion of the | close of the school year, took place at Carlisle | Lexingron avenue, lastevening, The programme consisted of an opening song, “Greeting,” in which ail the pupils present ood part, aud was Jollowed by “Mr. Nobody,’? Miss J- O’Donahue; ~Biindman’s Buff,” oy Miss Alice Leat; “Curtos- ity.” a dialogue, in which Ausses Grace W. Suarts, Hatile & Smith, Carve Huse and Myra L. Dix | took part; “The Two Squirrels,” by Master T. O’Donabue; Song, by the school; “Betsey and I Are Out,” oy Miss Hattie EB. Simita; ‘How Husband | and i Made Up,” by miss Grace W. Sharts; »Ooun- | try Scnoo!,’”’ vy Misses Hattie &, Smita, Grace W. | Sharts, Mamie Lent, Josie O'Donahue and others; “Charge of the Light Brigade,” by Master Joe O’Lonsiae; “Pull,” by Miss Cora Anan. tbe exercises were coucluued by a representation of Americs, Miss Mamie Leat persouating soe God- | dese or Liverty. Following the order ot exercises | | came the distrivution of prizes. For tue first cass 1M Frevch Miss Grace W, Sharis (ook tue frst, Mas- ter Joe U’Dunabue the second and Misa Myra L. | | Dix the third, Of the: second class Miss ‘Laura | Miss Carrie Huse the sec- | | Fleids took the firs: 0nd snd Miss Rosalie Morr.son the | Or the third class Miss fetie R. tod, o'Doua- hue took the Orst prizo and Master Tommie O'Louabue the second. ‘ihe t prize for | German Was warded so Master Charles Schutt. | nes, the second to Master Cuaries Stout, the third to Master J. Burchell aud the fourch to Master | Willie Dix, Abas Havtie B. Smith carried of the prize for philusophy. Ip Engiisa pure“. the | first prize was given to Miss Grace W. Shurts, | apa tue second Ww Miss Myra L. Dix. The prive for penmansuip was given to Miss Hate K | sma, Prizes jor improvement io Engusd were | awarded to Misses Mamie Lent, Gertie Morrison, Lizsie Heato, Katie Pots, Kmma Fielas, Alice bent, Mille August, Lizzie Scavonmaker, Susie | Burcacii, Minnie barchell, Belie Thorp, Tetuoe , O7Donaaue, Cora Annan and Anne Shumway, | Prizes Were ago awarded lor pbysiology, science | sad astronomy, The whole was concluded by @ japper to toe pails and their friends, who Were | gulce largely in attencance and mucu imteresied im the proceedings. take piace tois forenoon, at ten o'clock. An aboual distribution of premiums in the Academy of the Holy Cross, 343 West Forty- second street, will take piace this afternoon, at Ras-past two o'clock. Tae lemale depurtinents of the grammar schools Of the Nineteento ward will give s reception to- geloer, this evening, in the ball of tme Normal College. It will uadoabiedly be one Of the most | meeresiing exhibuious of the Commencement season. : OTHER INSTITUTIONS. ‘The closing exercises of Grammar Scu0oi No. 38, | | Clarke street, between Spriag and Broome, wiil } | | NOTES. The Board of Supervisors are compelied uader the jaw of i873 to meet on July o (being the first Monday io July), to receive the tax books for 1876, ‘This will oreak im upon the festivities of our City Fathers mm connection with the celebration of | the Fourth, The Corporauon Counsel, however, has certifed to the necessity for this meeting. | Park Commissioners O’Donohue and Stevbins | called upon Mayor Wickham yesterday relative to the proposed new parade ground at tue upper end of the isiand. Atthe request of the latter tne motion to be made in the Supreme Court for tue Sppoimiment of miss.overs of Estimate and | Assessmens was pessponed for s understood the abandonment af this project will save a large amount to the city, - Toe latest poutical conundrum around the City Ball:-How can Mayor Wickbam aud Mr. Joln Kelly settle their listie diferences Upon the labor question? The \ormer favors the reduciion, whtie the latter emphatically announces bis opposition thereso in yesterday’s likgaLp. This will add aneimer to the wany tangiea kuvts already added to the poittical rope by Which owe of our leaders propose to lang themselves beiore the fali elec- Hoa. | The Legisiative Committee on Crime will meet aim ou Wednesday Rextatcthree P.M. In view of (he peculiar exposures Unearthed by this com- Mittee its proceedings have become quite inter- esung to the public. Blackmail aod reboery upon the part o/ our police authorities bave been BhowD as common crimes. Tue sweltering weatner of the past few days Shows the suselute becessity for tre passage of the ordiuance Uy the Board of Aluermen reianve te dogs, but the coatumacions republican mem- bers, Who «il remain abseot from tueir dui prevent action veg taken in so important & mavter. A iwo-tuird vote im required to legauze such &n ordivance, the expenditare of money being called tor. Considerable speculation was indniged tn yes- terday around tee Uity Hali as to tae remo of D. Gale trom tue Bureau for toe Collection of ar rs of Taxes and also ten clerks from the fax Department, Ketreocoment and dulness in besi- hess are given in the Comptrouer’s office as rea- sons for tnore removals; DUL It Is OUViOUs political mouves remain behind, Mr, Gale i8 one of tae secretaries of tne saintaany Commitee oo Organi- 4 particular friend o/ Mr. Jonn Keiiy. amveriain makes the foliowing re- port of moneys iu bis bands during the past week :—Balauce Jone 19, $1,827,565 85; receipts, $875, payments, $449,579 «4; balagce, June 26, $1,096,002 74. Mayor Wickbam Was questioned yesterday rela- tie to nis pro as Rapid Transit Commissioners, revterated tne starements and opinions expressed in Sunday's HeRALD on the qucaton, bus Was entirely bon- commitsai as to the names of those be should Select for commussiouersnips. =W YORK CITY. —~>-—__—. N OMcer Foley, of the First precinct, Killed a mad dog ip Fromt arreet last might, O@icer Denver, of the Fourth preeinct, killed a mad dog on Henry street yesterday. Officer Grant, of the Twelith precinct, killed a mad dog, at No. 539 Bast 118th street, last mght. Michae) Stembroker, of No. 327 First avenue, was severeiy injured yesterday by a brick failing upon hus bead. Jonn Bauer, residing at No. 426 Fifth street, was | supsiruck yesterday afiernoom Bellevue Hospitas. Eliza Calien, of No, 311 East Thirty-fourth street Was prostrated by the hoat yesterday afternoun whue waiking on Second avenue, Hdwin Kirk, residing at No. 900 West Twenty. | firet street, was overcome by the heat yesterday | aisernoon, on Cliuton, near Soutn sireet. | Offiver O'Connor, of tue Nineteentn sub-preciact, al Kived @ mad dog yesterday, at the Lexingtou avenue aad Forty-second street, 4 removed to fenry “areiay, of No. 239 Kast Twenty-fourth street, Was prostratea by the heat yesterday aiternoon, je Was attended oy Police Surgeon Me Leod. Officer Lawler suot and k & TADIG dog, at No. 540 Washingion street, jast pight. The animal had taiten Agdrew Gallagher, of 0, 280 Muiberry street, in the Rand. Geile Abragams, aged four years, accidentally fell from che fourth story wisdow of ber revi. dewce, No. 19 Chryeus atregy, yos ceived jatei 16/0; ies, Patrick Maher, aged forty-nine yenrs, janitor of irammar Schoo, No, 12, aied suddenly, without | motical attendance, at his re Maedinon street, yesterday i’. M. | hovilled. Christopher Leinberger, of mee, No, 371 the Coroner was 26th street and the Boulevar’, while at work im the sewer at Tenth | Sveoue and Manhattan street yesterday alter. Boon, Had is leg broken by A bank of earth cuving | im te Was taken to tue Ninety-uince street ke- ception liespital. | Bile Se towhom Wiliam F. Lesiie sata he gave some $0.0, eu dexzied from Mesars. Dan- can, Sherman & Co., was yesterday arrested by a Geputy meri in @ civib wUIt commenced to re- cover tue money. She was lodged in Ludlow fauit of bail A conierenee jee ing of the Peach Growers’ and Peach Onrimen’s sesoclauons was heid last even- ing at the Merchanw’ Hawg The peach growers, ‘A. Jacques, H. Bruiton, M. Moore; | being very interesting, (be girls feellog evidently | line Sisters Dave also charge of the parochial | schools in St. Teresa’s parish. They could scarcely | Insultute tor young ladies and children, No. 653 | ty days. Itis | day, wud re- | xpecting an unusnally large ¢rop next season, thought that tne rates of cartage should be re- | duced, but the cartmen. who were on hand in on- | Usual strength, snowed coi jusively that a reduc- tion in the rates of car would not only be unjust bol ruinous to their busineas, Tue con- | ference was acjourned until to-day, ASSAULTED HIS FATHER WITH AN AXE. An elderly widower named Jonn Umscteid, re- Siding in Dubois street, West Hoboken, taformed his sou Wiliam oo Sunday evening that a step- mother would shortly be introduced to nim. Willlam, who is a stout lad of eighteen. vigoronsly remvonossrated wita him. A quarrel eusued, in the course of which the son seized an axe and Ate tempted to brain the latker, as alleged, and the laiter only escaped ais fury by fleeing hastily from the house. A warrunt was issued yesierday for SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THS MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY, Destination. | Office Giaszow... [72 Broadway. | Russia. Liverpoot. }4 Bowline Greea | France 1,| London, ... [69 Broadway. | Herder 1] Hambore..|oi Broadway. | Bricannic. 8.] Liverpool. |19 Broauway- City of brusseis, 8.] Liverpool... |15 Broadway. | Beypt. i 8. Laverpook 169 Broadway | Ethiopia. July 3.) Glasgow... |7 Bowing Green Over, July §:|Bremen \:"|2 Bowling Oreen | Wisconsin... 1 6, | Lavervoo!.. | 2 Broadway, H {| Liverpool..|4Howling Green } .| Hamoury. |61 Broadway | Korterdam| 50 Broadway | Liverpool. | 1) Broadway. |? :| Liverpool. Germanic Laver pool. 55 Broadway. 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowung Greet zy broaa way. Ville ue Varig... Neckar } 72 Broadway. 61 Broadway Bremen... |2 Bowling Grsen | Liverpool. |19 Broaaway. July 17.! Liverpool. '6% Broaawa7. | Of uly 17 i5Brosaway | July 17. 7 Bowling Green July 20 29 Broadway. | Fr: a jaiy 2 |Hamvure. |0) Broadway | P Calana.... Jo v 22.| Rotterdam |50 Broadway. Cty of Berto. July #. i Liverpool A ue 4.) Havre |85 Broadway, Liverpool. |19 Broadway. agr NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New | Yoru Bxmacp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night | signal for use on dourd the Huxnaup steam yacht, show: | img while burning the colors rea, green, red, changing | trom one to the other in succession, and can be secn sev- era! miles distant, Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal wil! oblige us by preparing any marine news they may bave for the Ship News Department of the | Henan, war Persons desirons of commanicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such | vessels, care of Hunaip news yacht, pier No 1 Fast world sod ‘promptly delivered, Duphcaws are re quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY. nIGH WATER jov. Isiand....eve 4 50 PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 28, 1875 CLEARED. Steamer Tybee, Gardiner, St Domingo, &c—L Del M Ste mer Ann Eliza, Kicharas, Philadelpnia—James tcamer Eleanora, Jonnson, Pordana—I F Ames Ship Hope, Hancock, Yokoliama—K F Buck & Co. colli Ontario, Patterson, London—Grinneti, Minturn & ‘ark Conqueror (Br), Davidson, Sydney, NSW—k W Cameron. Bark Bertolotto Savona (Ital), Cuneo, Cork or Fal- Sh 1b & Co. moark Haraburg (Ger), Kuiken, Bremen—Oelrichs & OF: ark Maria Rose (Ger), Schultz, Dantzle—Punch, Edye Bi o Brg Alexandros (Br), Smith, Hoyle, E—Simpson & Shaw. Brig Lydia H Cole (Br), Rose, &t Jago—Waydell & Co. Brig Gawbia, Tupper, Savanbab: Schr Kensett, Downing, smyrna | Bohra N Parker, Ou‘tea, Charieston— ger. Sehir 8 8 Tyler, Matthews, Kichmond, Va—Van Bront ir Carrie Jones, Colcord, Belfu Me—Candee & SCY, iG M Marrett, Reed, Boothbay, Me—B J Wenters. Ayg Hattie & King, Crowley, Bosion—eimpson, Ulaop 0. Sioop Lotus, Jarvis, South Amboy—I B Gregg. Ricop Ella Kobbins, Lupton, Say Hurbor—Yeo C Blair & son ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE GERALD STAAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONS TELEGRAEM LNB, a Ateamer City of Brassels (Br), blison, Liverpool June 17 and Queenstown lath, with mdse aud oS G Dale. hud iresn westerly winds ana beavy head sea; Jaue 24, Jat 4245, jon 49 15, saw a large i OP ie Steamer Britannic (Sr), Thompson, Liverpool Jane 17 and Queensiowa 18th, with mdse and J27 passeugers to bd Cori ‘Steamer “tate of Louisiana (Br), Johanson, Glasgow 1 via Larne 13th, with mdse aad 197 passengers to tin, Baldwin & Co.” June 22, \at 4, I DH), passed a reebera: . passed another ree iceberg; List, . Passed a Hamburg wand B; iid, lat 41 53, lon 32 44, steamer Erin do. ‘Cuba, MeTntosh, New Orleans, fampico, Tax- n. Crud Campeachy, Progress and Havana une 2%, with mdse and passengers to # Alexanare & Bons. Steamer City of Houston, Veering, Termuda Jane 25, with indse and passengers to A B Outerbridge (vas in- correctly reported arrived 27th). Jane 27. lat 3734 lon 71%, woke schr J J Harris, hence for Bararva. Steamer Cuy of Waco, Grenman, Gatveston Jnne 19, via Key West 3d, witn indse and’ passengers vO H Matiory & +0. Sveamer Charleston, Bers, Charleston June 26, with mdse w J W Quintuard & Co Bark Morumg Stor \Br), Sisson, St Jago 13 days, with ig to Wavadell & Oo, fark Kiige Baras (Br), Vesey, Bermuda 4 days, with produce to A E Tucker. : Frig Emily (Br), Biddle, Belize, Hon, 16 days, with logwood, ko, to Wai Jet & Co. ‘trie Happy Return (Bi mpbell, Cape Haytien 11 Gays, with low: to Kin one OO Brig’ Princo Le Woo (of Parrsboro, NS), Ni-holson, Porio Capello Ii days, wih sugar, coffee | Daliett, Bliss & Co: vessel to D R De Wolf | ‘Brig D Trowbridge, Rogers, Mayaguca, PR, 12 days, with molasses to D Trowbridze & Co. Brig Charies A Hoard (of Yarmouth, NS), Messenger, St Jonns, PR, June 19, with sacar to « V Onatavia & © | vessel to -improu & Shaw, Had off winds; One weather to lac 90: June 28 int 35 10 Jon 13 40, spone brig. George Buruham (of Portland), from Phitadeiphia tor Havana. Brig Valencia, is, St Jago 17 days, with sugar to Miller & Houghton brig Ceres (Br), Robinson, Cardenas 10 days, with su- ar tod H Winchester & Brig G A Coonau (Br), Mertin, Matanzas via Havana Odavs, with gar to Heney & Parker. Brig Geo Gilchrist, Orcutt, sag’ Grinne| & Loud |. Mantura & ej vessel to Parsons senr A MeNicol, Bahia May 18, with logwood, rose wood, &e, to order; vessel to Jed, Frye & Co. ‘Seur Elizabeth Mages. Magee, Old Harbor, Ja, 23 davs, Tih lowvreod to 8 de Cordova: ‘vessel to dimpesa, Cio o cur Lzetta, Cox, Port Spain 19 days, with melasses to H W Loud. Setr Marcas flunter, Henley, Hayana 12 days, with sugar to daring Bros, vessel to UL Hawh. rehr Amelia Ann, Vargas, San Salvador 9 days, with fruit to Montell & Son. sehr Fiestwing, Johnson, Cat Island 8 days, with ives to F Monie! sehr Leonora Bonsey, Raracos 9 days, with fruit to J & FT Vearsall; vessel to BJ Weoberg. Sehr Eastern nt, Chase, Kleuthera 6 days, with pines to J & T Pearsall: vessel to BJ Wenberg. | Sehr @¥ Bird, Hall, Savannah ¢ days, witn lumber to | master. heltr AB Badcock, Lee, Port Royal 7 days, with Iam. her to Parker & Ub: vessel to Beitley, Gildersieeve & bo | “Behr RO Rarbanek, Fulton, Virginia, Sehr RC A Ward, Crane, Virginia. Sene © 8 Willis, Inman Virginia. Sehr $v Delan, Henaricks, Virginia. Sear FG Bdwards, Chamberlain, Virginra. Serr DSM | sehr Walter A Seur P i Lockwood, Haven. Schr Helen M Doane, Philadelphia for Norwich. Sehr Adriana Merriii, Gardiner, Me, i3 days, with Iniaber to John Green. sehr | Sawyer, Cook, Cainis 19 days, with lumber, Jed, Frye & Co PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND sovrn. . Walden. Boston for New York swengers w the Metropolian Steamsiio to sehr Saroue| C Cook, Cook, Hurricane Isiand for New York, with granite to Dock Department Senr Jobo ham, Hart, Frovidenes for New York. Sehr Herbert Manton. kelley, Boston tor New York. Sehr Niantic, Cook, Taunton tor sew York Senr Mary W Mifllin, Ferris, Warren for Hoboken. -cbr Alleghany, Madden, Newport for New Yurs. right Mary 0 Carroll, Carroll, Providence fur New ork. Senr Tambroo, Paton, Providence for sew York Scur Stas Brainard, Buell, Portiand, Or, .or New York, with stone to order. <chr -arah. saan, Boston for New York Beur Favorite, Jownsen, Newpert or New York. | Setr Mary EB favlor, ftyaer, Pawtucket tor New Tork. Sehr Transtt Newport for New York Bebr Gen t, Phillipa, Fall Kiver for New York. Sehr U & Shultz, Young, Providence for New York. Sehr Surprise, Seaman, Fali River for New York | Senr Sarah W Blake, Briggs, Somerset tor New York. Ber Helen, Bearse, Boston lor New York ight Salmon Washbarn, Hathaway, iaunton for New ork. | Voonr M M Brainard York, wiih stone to oruer. | gRght Cueriee Wooten, Thomas Stevens, Portiand, Ct, for New a! Providence tor New r kebr Henrietta, McBride, New Haven for New York. apr Fred P Frye. “mith: Gloucester for New York, w York. Harttord ior New York Heston for New York Sehr Virgina, wears, Boston for Sone Haitie » Collins, Tribble | hehe Freddie Eaton rebr Brandywine, Fengar, Warren lor ew York. Bevr Coraeling, barrett, Providence for New York. Sehr bara H thomas, Libbey, Portemoutwm for New York. | sene Ivy, Beli, New Maven for New York, Sehr EA Chesebro, Hopkins, Pawtucket for New Yorn. " | “eur Alaska, Thorndike, Providence for New Yorts | Betw Goddess, Kelly, Frovmience tor New Yo | Jsenr BL pherwan, rhianey, Mrovideuse tor New York. River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the | { | | | | Schr Biekman, Chalmers, Lynn tor New York. . RST Xaame, Norwich for New saint Beedine Bu Yo Ors. sohr Wm N Gessner, Kgbert, Fall River for New York. Senr L. © Windsor, Atwood, Piyinouth tor Sew Yor! Sehr Sarah W Biake, Blukd, Tainton for New York. Sear Lucien, Ball, Bridgeport for New York, Sehr J Clark, Northrap, Provideneg ior Sow York, we Anthony Burton, Johnson, Providence for New ‘ork, sehr Constitntion. Young, Providence for New York. ¥ sr Thomas B Smita, Sowman, New Beatord tor New ork. : we Matthew Vassar, Jr, Kelly. New Bedford for New ork, pone Witam D Mangum, Chase, New Bedford tor New ‘ork Behr Geo A Pierce, nelly, Satem tor New York. BOUND BAST. Us, steamer ‘Tallapoosa, McRitenie, New York for joston, Hug Maegie (Br), Denny, New York tor Liverpool, N3. seis Martha Paliner (Br), OBrien, New York for 8t john, NB. Bag Northern Star Br), Anderson, New York for Sack- vilie. Selir J H Burnett, Castelson, Hoboken for Providence, Sehr J 8 Moulton, Jones, New York for Boston, picht Joven Kogors, Rovers, Philadeiphia for New javen, Sehr J K Weldon, Erickson, Newburg for Middietown, chr AF Kindberg, Horton, Alexaudria, Va, for New ne hr Forest Home, Harvey, New York for New Haven. r Mary Stewart, Cook, Weehawken for Bangor. 4 Sehr A M Dickenson, Tooker, New York tor So:nerset, henr'Joseph Sewell, Port Johnson for bridgeport, Selir L White, Abbott, Virginia for Stamford. wee A townsend, Risley, Georgetown, DC, for New javen, Sehr R ™ Brookings, Brown. Weehawken for Portiand. Sehr Columbia, Mortimer, Kingston tor New Haven, Sehr Katie J Hoyt, Heany, Moboken tor Providence, Behr V . Pond. New York tor New London. rehr laa er, Palmer. New York ior Stamford, SAILED, Steamer Tybee. St Domingo: ship Alhambra, Phuadel- pli; barks Lord Paimerston, (Bri, Meweasule; URiarine dia), Hamburg: Blenenkorb (Ger), ett | Laurel (Br), London; Maria (Itai), Gloucester: prigs Maria Fri- sari’ (trl), Rovterdam; Sélma, Havana; schr Mary A Harmon, Kingston, Ja. MARITIME MISCELLANY. We are indebted to the purser of the steamship Cuba, from Havana, for favors. ‘The purser of steamer City of Houston, from Bor muda, has our thanks for favors. Srmawen Semrvorr, Matthews, fre 8a Boston, broke her main shaft 70 miles northeast of C: Hatteras. She worked up under sai! und now Li anchor 10 miles east of Cape Heur: wal ting assastanc from Norfolk. The report addy that she fell in with the stoamer Vera Cruz from New York for Havana, Seamer Lovisa, Walker, from North Carolina, arrived at Norfolk 2¢th inst with her stern post and keel brosen, She wili go ou the ways for repairs. Barx Haart Campnece (8r), Taylor, from Havana, touched off Charleston on the i9th inst, and proceeded same day to Weymoath, NS, the master being unwithag. with his vessel ina leaky condition, come ip au await 4 30 days quarantine. Scnr Wit Rovee. of Tenant's Harbor, broke from her moorings there during the recent storm, aud was driven ashore. 1t was thought she mightget of without daw- age. Sour Triste, from Tampico, at Galveston June 21, | parted spring stay when 18 miles irom Galveston, and fost mainmast over the stern; the vessel suffered no other damage, Made port under jib and foresail fomn Hream Tucker, before reported ashore at Campo- dello, has been towed into Bas:pert (Me) harbor with rudder broken, keel broken and planking badiy chafed, she will have to go on the railway to cepair. Hanirax, June 2—The Captain and crew of the Meamer Virgo arrived in the steamer Geo trom 5t Pierre. Paraperrata, June 23—ship Vietoria (Br), while being | towed up the Schuylkill this afternoon, bad ber maw: topmast struck by lightning and broken, ‘Kehr Native, wich arrived this afwrnoon from Mo- howe’s Ditch, ‘while coming up the bay, was struck by lightning and lost her mainmast, Qurnzo, June 28—The gentlemen sent to hold a survey onthe steamer Stratnay (Br), recommend that the Yeasel be brought to Quebec. Her position is exposed to the northeast northwest winds. The dry por tlon of her cargo has been shipped on schooners. Lauxcmep—At Duxbury, June %, trom Mr Kernie’s yard, Capt Hours ‘Taylor's new bark; will 0¢ towed to Boston for spars and rigeing. SPOKEN. Ship B Sewell. Pennell, from Liverpool for Yokohama, April 27, tot 10.498, lon 27 47 W. Ship Elderado, Winding, from Ardrossan for San Fran- cisco, April 2 lat 941.N, ion 27 14 W. ‘Sulp Charter Oak, smith. from New York for Shang- hai, May 13, 1a 95.08 N, lon 96 45 W. ip ‘Triuinohant, Livbey, irom, New York for San Francisco, June 3, lat 2522 lon 37 50, Hace Shamrock, Panno, from Me)liones tor Hamburg, April 8, lat 56 40 5, lon 62 $0 W. jitark Catharina, of and ior Hamburg from New York, ane Bark WE Anderson, Branett, from New York for Ha- | vana, June 23, lat 33, Jon 74. A German bark, showing signals BLBD, bound west, June 10, lat 82) N. lou 15 27 We Abark. showing white Qag with bine diamond in | centre, steering SSH, was seen June 16, lat 33 36, lon ‘and hides to | | Montre: Sdavs, with sugar to | 7822 lays from Vera Cruz for Pensa- ‘Outre bai Strout, trom Newport for Sagu: May 26. Int 26, 38, A Yeercl, showing MLSK, from San Francisco for Queenstown, May 14, lat 22 N, lon 45 W. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shinving agents ant shipmeasters are in- formed that by telographiug to the erate London Ba- reau, No 46 Fleet street, or to the Paris office, Rus Seribe, the arrivals at and departares trom Baropean and Eastern ports of American and ali foreign vessels frading wth the United. putes, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. - Captains arriving at and sailing trom French and Mediterranean porta will And tne Paris office the more economical aud expeditions tor telegraphing pews OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Awrwerr, June 27—Arrived, ship Peter Maxwell (Br), Marshall, 1" jeiohia via North Sydney, CB; barks Rache'e (Ans), Nasso, New York; Minerva (Nor), Lar- sen, Baltimore. Beistor, June %—Arrived, Schalize, Wilmington, NC. Arrived in Kingroad 28h. bark Olivari (Ttal), Mortola, New York tor Gloacesier. Brvrast, June 27—Arrived, barks Mimi P (Aus), Thiao, timore ; Sperimento (ital), Detlacassa, do. Brewer, June 25—Sailed, ships Marcia © Day. Chase, United states; La Gloire (Br), Blagdon, do; bark Jason Gey, Grimm, a Boxnay—Sailed. ship Majestic, Minot, Paimouth. Caxpirr, June 27—ailed. ship Armstrong (Br', Bryan, Montevideo; bark Geo Booth (fr), Seaman, ——, Ccnx, June 27—Sailed, bark Giuseppe Emanuel (Ital), Denigri, America. Cavovtra—Suiled, shins Grantee, Jacobs, New York; Timour, Robbins, Boston. Deak, Jane 28—Arrived, ship Strathearn (Br), Jarman, tor London. Arrived in the Channel 2th, harks Mary A Nekon (Bri), smith, Philateiphia for Dunkirk; Ragas (Nor), Eiierwen, do for do. Doaus Juge 27—Arrived, bark Wellamo (Aus), Back- man, Philadelphia. Gxexsoon, June B—Arrived, ship Arlington (Br), Viek- ery, Pensacola. Arrived 27th, 7 AM, Cooper, New York. Giascow, June 27—Arrived, ship Glendervie (Br), Daw- son, Monreal. Giasson Dock, June 27—Arrived, bark Jardine Bro- thers (Br), Nielson, Newcastie, NB. How, Jane 28—Arrived, ship Heros (Nor), Olsen, Port- lang, O; bark Monkchoster (Br), Lees, San Francisco. Haran, Jone %—Arrived, barks Grace F Oann (Br), Sheldrake, New York; Comtesse Duchatel (Fr), Dupont, New Orleans. Levearoot, Jone 27—Arrived, ship Andrew Jackeon Bartlett, Gaiveston. f Also arrived 27th, ships Thorndean (Br), Harvey, ana Hampton Court (Br), Yok, Pensacola; Duneraig (ir), Finlayson, San Francisco; barks JF Whitney (Br), Spi- cer, Darien: Palermo (Br), Wade, do; Olive Mount (@n), Jordan, St Jonn, NB; Flora (Nor), Pedersen, Wilming ton, NC; Marie (Nor), Taarvig, Nortolk, Va; Arabella (Br), Thibault, Qaebec ; 8th, ship St Joba Smith, York, San Francisco. Off Toskar 2th, bark Pagal (Nor), Jabobsen, from Pen- bark Amands (Ger), eamer Btate of Georgia (Br), | sacola for Liverpool. Loxvom, Jane 27—Arrived, ship Golden Horn (Nor), Vestrup, Pensacola; bark Assyria (Br, Basiern, New York. Laven, June %—Arrived, ships Adriatic (Br), Reed, Quebee: Algiers (Hr), Mitchell, do. Lowponpaany, Jum Peterson, Balttmore. Lanwe, June 26, 8 AM—Salled, steamer State of indiana (Br), Sedier (trom Glasgow:, New York. taspom, June 2%7—Arrived, bark Christina Redman, Coombs, New York. failed, brig Marianna IT (Port), Lonez, United States. Messounne—Arrived, ship Leokour, Wiggin, San Fran- Cisco via Burrard falet. Pivsourn, June M%—Arrived Hovieh, New York tor Hambnrg. 2/—Sailed, bark Narvester (Br), steamer Gellert (Ger), Queenstows, June 27—Arrived, bark Josefa (Ger), Koch, San Francisco. Arrived 28th, 4AM, steamer City of Berlin (Br), Ken- nedy, New York for Liverpool Si1c0, June 2Z—arrived, brig Johanna Margaretha (Nor), Rasmussen, Baltimore. St Hecena~—Arrived, barks Yanikale (Br), Wood, Sour- abaya for Boston; Hoppet (for), trom ——. Syowey, NSW—Arrived, steamer Cvphrenes @n, Wood, San Francisco; bark Sonoma, Newberry, do vin Burrard Iniet. Texas, June 27—Arrived, bark Urvar Odd Nor), n, New Lore tor Amsterdam. FOREIGN PORTS Romar, May 4—In port ships Stowell Prown (Br) Anerson, Jor Liverpool, idg; Majestic, Minot, for fat mouth, 6. do; Reporwer, “pring, tor United Kingdom or dew York; bark Milo, Krocht, for Maaimain Benavoa, June 20—Arrived, sehr Lady Franklin, Ol- seu, Poitadeipiin: cist, steamer Beta (Br), shaw, Hall fax (and sailed same day tor st Thome n, brig Res Dudtic (Br), Lockhart, from New york, to take forward Bart of cargo €X sip Charlotte. wiled 21D, solr Winnie Lawiv Sooar. Mhitadelptia. In port driv Constat days , bark Ste! Ir), fitting for sea; (Duteb), Hey fing , (oF bosto in a lew 21—In port, ships Olive 8 Southard, Jacobs, and Jean Ingclow, Shilluver, Robbins. and Cromwell, 5 Grand i for New York, idg: Timour. Richardson, for Boston, do; Gilbert Thompson, Magee, tor San Francisco. Proceedisg down the river May 21, ship Bengal (Br), Code, tor New Yora, Went to sea from Sauzor May 14, ship Waterloo (Br), Azmstrone, New York; ith, bark C L Pearson, Swain, oston, Canpenas, June 2i—Arrived, schr Maggie Daliing, Daliing, Portiaud, entailed ‘Ath, orig HB Wrignt, Meyers, North of Hat- Crenerecos, Jone 2%4—Sailed, bark Neptine. Beals, Boston; brig Panutta (Sp), Darden, Newioundiand. Geax TURK, June 1é—La portscar Win B Merrick, Ba- ker. for Boston in Ul days, Havana, Tune 25—Arrived, steamer Gussi, Morena, Indianolo’ brig Sporisinan, Slanchard. New York; 26:0, steamer Sun. simpson, Rockport, Texas. Salied 19h, brigs Yon’ Quixote, Munroe, Matanza 2th, barks ‘Harry Bailey (Br), siith,’ Pensaceln Nusva Aurelia (Sp), Pons, New ‘Orleans 2th, brigs Maria Lonise (8p), Pares, Mew York; Three ‘Cheers Br, Connell, Turks island; 26:h, steamer Georgia, orion, New Ys Hativax, June 26—Arrived, brigs Nazareno (Br), Liverpool? JH Gillespie (Br), Now Yort : 28th, steamers pata net and sailed for Charlottetown; Geo jerre sth—Sehr Annie May (Br), Po-to Rico. Jguique, May 1—Cleared previously, barks Cicero OTN poet ABE 30: bape able. Le for 8 y A York! Mercator (Gari for dan “wis Moree, for New M June i8~Arrived, schr Irvine, Berry, H brig Don Quixote, ‘Munro, do. Pa apa sehr Sinily Curtis, Barlow, norta of Hat- Nonen Syowey, CB, June 26—C! " Amel (Br), Bathy, Newoustie me ‘eared, steamer Amelia Rro Janvino, June 2—Arrived, bark Mary Queen, Con- ee sows BRS 17—Sailed, JOUNS, ‘une 17— ‘cncielbeon a |, Schr Peerless, Patver- in port June 19, bark Paladin (Arg). Jones, trom and es rears: dl Wg DF is Jeremie, ‘ord. for Ponce, @ , Mori » loading, wage Jago, June 14—Sall a - deo ; wool ir Fado, Juno 14—Sailed, sehr io B McFarland, McFarland, Cientucgos; 15th, brigs Leonard Myers, Bich, OSaaua June 2-balled, brit Leighton, Wall niles rs 6 ton, ‘all ac Now York: achr Addie P Avery, 1 nora of Liat? StJoun, NB, June 25—Arrived, . ong am ved, bark St Olaves (Br) % une 2 ied ‘not arrived), echrs gic Masters, New York; Mayilower, do. in Ciry oF Brossrrs.) Arrived, Nicolina, Figari, Balti- more. Axrwrer, June 16—Arrived, Elizabeth Scott, Duncan, weatign téth, Cato, Kitseleen, Mario, Pi Sa . Cato Kittelsen, America; Mario, Permien, New York; 1th, Sirius Moller, 'altimore yausrenDae, Jtine Arrived, Ereoie, Ruggiero, New Beneasr, June 15—Arrived, Annie McNair, Waycott, eeetied 15k, Mana Hel Salle , Mand Helen, Duna, Quebec; 17th, Fanny Atkinson, Hunter, Miramichi ie Beewentaven, dune i%—Arrived, Meridian, HWohorst, Philadelphia; Chas Bal, Land, d New York, Satied [th, John Gladstone, Pinkney, North America: Competitor, Kann, and Germania, Lyers, Balumore; Argonaut, “teengrate, Philadel ylgupmaux, June 14-Arnived, Zaurak, Aalhotm, New Went to sea from Royan Mth, Francois Joseph, Gra- You, San Francisco. Bounay, June 15— Arrived, Mortum BURNOS' Aynes, May 10—Arrived, Tamora, stampf, Pas- eazouia; 14h, Wo 1, Vaughan. New York. Curt, June 12—Sailed, Mary Gibbs, Whittemore, Bue- nog Ayres, Riconoscente, De CasTeitamarr, June 8—Sailed, Simone, New York. yours. Jane 10—Arrived, Amy A Lane, Carver, New 01 Domiax, Jone 15—Arrived, Geo H Oulton, Alexander, San Francisco, brat, June 15—Passed, Alamo, Baltimore tor Bremen. Evstnore, June 13—Arrived, Rosa, Remarson, New York for Riga; & A Cochrane. Symmes, Pltiadelphia ior orders; Alitunce, Pedersen, Sew York for orders. Geaxtos, Jone (5—Arrived, J Bergwan Oisen, Flo!m- gren, Philadeipma. Gueenock, June Li—Arrived, L J Westaway, Murehi- sou, Havana Sailed ith, Primo, Dighero. New York. Coen pace June i6—sailed, Clara, Enmeke, San Fran- claco. Guaxvites, toJane lv—Arrived, Gabricile, Lefevre, Pensacola, Havus, June 12~Arrived, Galveston, Sawyer, Carde- Das Hamnuna, Cabello; 1th, Jennie A Cheney, Arey, Laguayra} Joha Johnson. Haines, Now York. Sailed 13th, Civnbria @), Brandt, New York via Havre; 18th, Rock City, Lethbridge, sydney, C8. Huu, June lé—Arrived, Gloria, Uarris, Vortland, 0. Sailed 16th, Colombo «s), Birkett, New York (and pas- sed Dover same day). Hone “ona, June 16—Arrived, City of Peking «), Morse, Saa Francisco via Yokobama. JeLLAn Correx, May 20—lb port, Bolivia, Everett, from Grand Popo. Livenroo. June 15—Arrived, Grey Mandersirom, An- ‘aylor, Boston. Bruderhausen, from | derson, St Margaret's Bay, NS: 16tn, Atlas @). Hoveason, Boston: 17th, The Queen (8), Bragg, New Baltimore, ork; Gracia (®), Ereznm: Sailed 15th. § Minnes, Queer Colombo; Sarah Mandell, Darien; 16th, Carrio Delap, Mcnhay. Ww i ippi (s), Lindall, Mon- treai; ‘I7th, Adept, Mitchell, Q : Frank N ‘Rayer, Starrett, € att Ka'ervo, Halistrum, Miramicui Cleared 16th, Bveumg Star, Spetch, Quebec. Of the south Stack sth, Britsh India, sexton, trom Liverpool for san ¥rancisco. ‘Of Tuskar 18th, Three Brothers, Cumming, from Liy- erpaoi for -ap Francisco, oxpox, June i6—Arrived, Canada (@), Sumner, York (and entered out to return). Cleared Lsth, Tell, Mortensen, Boston; Denmark (, ‘ew ' Williams, New York'(and passed Pover Ith); Cnariotie Geddie, McKenzie, Pictou, No; Jupiter, Lieran, Phila- | delphia. {niered out 16th. Mary K Campbell. Gray, for Boston. falled from Gravesend I6th..! W tant, Hunt, Bosion (and anchored at Leal 17th); Jefferson Borden, Pater me 9—Arrived, Lizzie Newey, Davies, Phiia- delphia; Mendota, Urummonud, Néw York. Satled 16th, Marianna VJ, “antos. New York adtsaators, June 1é—Sailed, JL Kraua, Vitcher, Phila me oe June 13—Sailed, Olympia (s), Young, New ‘K; Jena, Solari, San Francisco. Maura, June Arrived, Alice, Vives, New Yor via Gibraltar. Mgvecs, Jane 8—Arrived, Imperator, Jenssen, New Yo Newcastie, Jone 16-Cleared, Franklin, Linnell, Rio Janeiro aod Columbia River; Boihalwood, tor Coquimn- ” 1, oe u } is %, June 18—Sailed. Gio Rono &, Chiesa, +: erpool; Bilida, Grimdeson, tertord Lith, ti ‘at stroa London; Baribou, Storm, Gaiwav, Emeraid, Pewrsen, West Hartic i; Frednes, Pedersen, Cardi; San Pietro, Branetto, Dublin; i7th. Dit for Baitimon Rio Gaaxom, May iS—sailed, Hevry Versing, Harri ton, Bostop. geen ¥. Fine 13—0f, Esther, Loring, from Havre tor oston. Se Viwcent, OVI, May %—Arrived, Arthur Eggleso, Everitt, Isle Sai (ahd sailed Jane 1 tor Boston) ; June 3, Emma 0 Latham, *maliey, Boston. ‘Satied May St Bnigkeit, Kantel” Darien. Wereoors, June i6—In. Portianc Roads, Atiantic, McKenale, trom Bremen, for Pictoa. NS. Warxuroxn, Jane 16—Arrived, bilida, Dun'op, Phila deipnia. Saiied Mth, Nanna, Lutken, New York not as before reported). Amnoxnx, June 18.1215 P.M. My tolepraph):—The Nico: f Genoa from Baltimore, in entering dock, missed channel, grounded, strained, and ais: charging grain much damag Liyenroot, June 15—The Spindrift tnz, before reported, had been in collision yesterday of Poin the Jennie § Varker, from St John. tatter baa three Kao port bow above, waterline knocked in. e Middlesex, arrived here from Astoria, report 114, lat 475, jon 36 Wein agals. had five bulw na portions of topgaliant bulwarks carried away ; iat # N, lon 31 W, in a beavy gale, had upper ais mizen topealls carries ain Nicotatersx, June 12—The sohr Alice Heaxe, Grinnell, Franctco, laden with two st era stranded, sbandoned. Crew St Vincent, CV, Jane 8—The bark Henry Reed. of Shields, timoer Jaden, was passed, abandoned ond waterlogged, on May 9. in Iat39.N, lon'43 W, by whe BO Lathara, Sinalley, arrived hore trom Boston, The dere- liet had heen previously boarded and stripped of every. thing valoavie. AMERIOAN PORTS. June 27—Arrived, steamers William Crary yy + Generali Whitney, Hallet, Sew ‘ork. ‘2h—Arrived, steamers Norman Nickerson, Philadel hia: Rattlesnake, do; Carroll, Wright, Cbariotieiown; mninion (Br), Clements, Yarmeuth, NS; Win Crane, Howes, Baltimore; General Whituey, Malet, New York} Darks Waldo, Petes, Cienfuegos: Vesuvius (Ital), Oncace, Trapani; brigs Fritz (ow). Hankensen, Palerme: Nellie Mitenell, Anderson, st Marc (Hayti)? Ali Bradiey, Swith. Arecibo. W Jaland ; Northern L ‘oling, Iddy, trom St Thomas; sehr Hoboken: awer Seceus, New York; barks Glam- ure ( ). Morgan, London; Alfred (Nor), Far, Cork or Fas south; W. A. Holeomd ew), Dunten, San Franciseo as Varnam 4 Hull, Patrick. Port ai Prince: Ani: ope, Ray, >B: Rocky Glen Niggin Vide. 0! ‘ackrill (new), Dow: a. | y_Wetlin Jexandrin; Catharine, W teas yen, Philadeipbia tor Portsmonth pageed ‘ghia | Light, Cape Cod, at 11:20 4 M to da BALT) "o> done 2—Arrived, steamers Nurn (Ger), Erdmas Bremen: America, Billups, Savani feo W bidet, we ch, New York; Johns Hol Boston; cvie. an, March, Providence ;, Commerce, aiker, North | urolina’ Tackahoe, Brown, Newbern ship Elisabeth Hamilton, § Liverpool; bark > (Ate, Gindulleh, do: sents Virginia, Koss, fagna; Chas Woolvey, Ellis, New Haven: Forest Ok, Parker do; J B Carriigton, Parker, do; pill Stowe, Man: son, Boston; Mattie W Atwood, Newcomb, do. Cieared—Steamers Wa Woodward, roung, New York Wm Lawrence, Howes, Boston; Jolin 8 shriver, Wood, Philadelphia; ‘brigs Frances Jane, Bell, San Andreas; Maggie Vail (#r), Pratt, Brunswick, Ga; schre J B simp: son, Jackson, Harlem ; Forest Uak, Parker, Providence ; Bill Stowe, ™ yn, Boston. . Arrived Bit, bark Continental, Pillsvary, Carden: BULL RIVER, 4G, June sailed, ship’ Vesta (hu Westen, Abertee BEVERLY Juve 29—~Sailed, schra Almira Woolley, King, and J ( Coutingnam. Ayres, Piiladaiph BRISTOL, June W—sailed, sehr Rachel Jane, Lynch, OM the port, bark far ana (and proceeded tw uth, Ni-See Mise yal, SC KeBNWICH, Jane 2%—Aaiied, schr Fakir, haunders York. FOKCKE ss MONKOR, Inne 2—Arrived, harks Biue Bird (By, and Teteman, fram Mio Janeiro for orders. vr Jaue Cleared, whe sdith, Pensa- “seamer Oty of Austin, Bldridae, New York. BR Jane B—Arri’ Dark Surprise, Hoyt, Cain i KiY WEST, June 16—Salied, schr RB Yates, Yates, Faiton (Texas), MARGLEHEAD, Jame 26—Satied. sehr Jas 8 Shiniier, Lee, Philadelphia, NEW ORLEANS, Jane 24—Cleared, schr Jacob M Fins kell, Crowell, Pensacola (not as telegraphed) Bih—Arrived, siip Chiaa Ger), Janssen, Bremen; bark Jovepina (Sp), Uavana, Brig Winnie Abbie, Harding, Bordeanx, , Jane Arrived, steamer Juniata, Catharine, bark Resoincion (Sp), Havana. On the ber—sveamer Warrior (By), Hagnes, trom Liv- on the bar, ship Northamnton tr Favre, rea Betty, Ndrdenholdt, | une 12—Arrived, C F Eaton, Radford, Porto | Lynas with | Hany cohr Florence N Tower, Adams, Salem, Mass, | se ne Oatside for orders—Ship Ciry of Lahore (Br), Green ham, from Demorara, for orders, Musled 27th, steamers New Uricans, and City of Merida. NORVOLK, June 26—UCleared, brig OC Clasy, Ryder, Jamaica, N&WHURYPORT, June 26—Arrived, steamer Panther, Mills, Philadelphia. th—sailet, steamer Panther, Mills, Philadelphia. NEW BKDPORY, June B~Arrived, schr Jaco) Ray- mond. Rondout. NEW LONDON, June %—Arrived, brig Charlotte, Whittemore, Ponce. NeW HAVEN, Jane 23—Arrived, schrs Richard Hit, Smiui, Philadelphia: Vievoria, Batewell, Now York. PEIRACIEA ES %4—Arrived, bark Cairo (Br),Bog ers, Zaz) leared—Sehr Eva Diverty, Prior, Philadelphia; Ver- icker, Galvoston. , bark Crimea (Br), Glover, Baltimore. LILA, Fauve 2. —Arrived: steamers Boston; Hunte rinan, Providence; Plow « ker, do; brig [aude Carver, ‘Williams, Kangort armen Sage, Puruman, Caibarian; Hattie, MeChne avana: West Dennis, Crowell, Bath; Carrie Ht Darling, Gray, st Marks; David Nichols, Wymen e' Blut,’ Pla: Kate Rommel, Adams, Beverly; Hardy. baker, Boston, a Steamer Geo EH Stont, Ford, New York: barkt prene. Niahols ansen, Coven it ew Yi woh twilight, Marwick, Hart . Taunton; J G Babcock, John walider, Phinney, | Salem’; Kagie (New), Love, Danversporti Estelio Day, Tracey, Provilence; Mabel ‘Hall, Baruett, ath. Also cleared—Stesmers Centipedo, Miller, Boston | Beverly, Wallace, Now York; Furn, Wright, do; barks . Lizzie Wright, Wright, Cork or Falmouth: Argonaut (Kor), Olen, “Antwerp: biig Sanaa. Munday, Hau, schrs BY Cottngbam, nach, Boston; Lena Breed. Stitwell, do; W Waton, Buckslew, do: EB Emery Wicks, Bast Boston; sara Shubert, Hughes, Lynt L Abbott, Ludiam, at; EH Williams, Rus: sbury sell. Naniuckot; MS Cook, Falkenberg, Providence. Salled—Steamer Centipede. | ,Neweastin, Vel; Juno 2, AM—Schr Jos Oaks, frou Bangor, passed up. Noon—Passed down nce morning reports—Sehrs | Grace Van Dusen for Charleston; Mary Freeland, W10 Walton and Muggle Von Dusen tor Boston Mabel Hall for Salem; MM Merriman for Providence, Passed up 10 AM—Sebrs Anna Myrick from Province: Jenme N Hudde!, Boston, PM—Ship Olof (Nor). for Antwerp : bark Caroline (Nor), for Bremen, and bark Wm I Dietz for Porto Cabello, | passed down thia PM, Schrs American Bagie tor New Beatord and Zachary Taylor for Newport, anchored of here this PM and still remain. Alice B trom Bath passed up this PM DELAWARR Breakwaren. Jane 23, AM—Arrived last evening, Lotus (An, Curry. froin Havre, In ballast, secking, and left for Phiiadelptia this AM; brig Premier (Br), from St Jago tor orders, PM—Ship Alhambra from New York passed up ati PM. An unknown ship oasye’ in under sail. sehr» P Brown and brig Harry Stewart have left tor Philadelphia; brigs Premier, jor New York, aud Odo- Filla remain bark igre unchanged: PORTLAND, Jane B—Arrived, barks Jas MeCarthy, Roston; Warrior (Br), Kitchen, Pictou, NS; brig Geo Lat. ifner, Norris, Comao.” PR. Cleared—Steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York: shiv Adintral (new), ‘Thomas, 0: bars’ Sarmiento Br), ¢ (Br), St Jonn, NB. he Harvest, Cor- Baltimore, via P rocke Volum ia, Brereton, Mystic; a, Tracy, New York; selirs Harriet Thomas, Van- cleaf, and Howard Wiliams Wainwright, Georgetowa, Di; Crissie Wright, Clark: Jennie M Carter, Carter, ang A & F Hoopor, Hooper, Piniadeiphia; Florence Sackett, Crocus Landing; T W Spencer, Oouser, Haverstraw Eliza Pharo, sherman; Jolin Warren, MeGarr: Tra lisa, Norton; Mary B Gage, Smith, and Vermillion, Davis, New York. 27th—Arrived, sehrs J B&B Austin, Williams, Philadel hin: Staton Islander, Miller, aloauy; Polater, Boars, ‘oboken. Below—Senrs ects, Batley, from acoal port; Frank: lin Pierce, Filandon, from to. PAWTUCKET, June “6—Arrivet, schrs Bertha, Con- | over, and George B Markie. Lewis, Port Johnson. Sailed—Schrs orizon, Leer, Kontout; A T Cohn, Brown, New York. RI HMOND, Juno 2%—Arrived. stenmer Teanc Bell, Lawrence, New York; brig Cacique (Bras), Thompson, Boston; schr Anne & Moore, Philips, New York, to loa coal for Stamford, Ot “alled—-chra K Sheppard, Frambes, Boston; Robert Miller, Vanzant, New York. BAN FRANCISCO, June 0—Sailed, brig Tartar (Ger), Kamena, Nicolaetskt SAVANNAH, June 28—Oleared, bark Bafael Pomar las Veiret, Liverpool. . INEYARD BAVS%, June 28—Arrived, schrs Fran B Colton, Philadephia tor Boston: Quoddy and A}. Havelia, Weehawken for do; Albert Jameson. Rockland for New York; Ruth A Price, Bostoo for Philadelphia | Lamartine, Bangor for Oak Biutts. Suiled—Sehrs J 3 Weldin, Anrush, J G Collyer, Maggie | Todd, and Albert Jameson. W7w—Arrived, US revenue entter Gen Grant, from New York; schrs Helen, Hoboken for Bath; A H Lean. ing. Salem for Philadelphia. ailed—Brig Alice Ada; echrs Hyena, W Freeman, Quoddy, Gariand, Lelia B, GL Bradley, Prank B Colton, ‘Wth—Arrived, sehrs Elvie Devis, Boston for Philadel. =) = Moo!v, Rosario: brig Al PROvID de 2: : 3 3 J E 2 = Fy 3 = i = 8! a ee =e 5 ‘a s & = Altavelia, Ruih A Rice, Lamartine, David H Tol Bia: Bertha J Weliows, Windsor, NS, tor dos Suaan, and arietta Tiiton, Gardiner fer do; ‘Trade Wind, do for | Washington, 1; mma L Porter, Pittston tor do; HV Crandell, st John for Sew York. | Sailed—Sebre Bertha J Fellows, Marietta Tilton. WILMINGTON, NO. June Arrived. barks Kudolph Ger), Paske, Hamburg: israci(sp), Jassen, Antwerp. | Cleared—Srig Atiantic (Gar), Marder, London, 28th—Arrived, barks Glad: . Keneally, Matan- zas, Worn (Ger, Gerths If ure. Sailed—Steamer Kebooca Clyde, vhtds, Baltimore. WHBTERLY, June 25—Sailed, schr Reading RR No 46, adams, Philadelphia. 26in—Sailed, echt Messenger, Spcliman. New York. cS ' Arar tee W—Arrived, sce Liza, Wasson, bokea. * : . sailed —Sehr New Regu! Dewart, New York, a a ARE A Ce MISCKHULANKOUS BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFFGR- ent states; legal everywhere: desertion, &c., suill- cieut cause; 90 pudlivity required; no charge ualil db vorco is granted; ad vt M, UOUS.2, Attorney, 194 Broadway. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINKD FROM DIFFER- ent States tur nomerous causes. No paviiett, Lega! ever) whore. ms satisiactory, FREDERIC I, KING, Lawyer Notary public, 33 Broadway. Remdeace office 6 Kighia streei. —DERALD BRANUU OFFICE, BROOKLYN, VOR. + ner of Fulton avenue 4nj Soerom sree Open from 3. A. ML to 9 P.M | ‘On sunday irom 3 to9 P.M. 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