The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1876, Page 10

W JEALOUSY AND MURDER. FURTHER DETAILS OF THE MURDER OF SAMUEL | SCHENCK, AT ROSLYN, L. 1. ‘The colored man who was brutally assaulted with heavy batchet on Thursday afternoon of last week at Roslyn, L. L, ig named Samuel Schenck, ‘Kobinsou”’ boing only an alias. The report of his death proves to have been premature and the result of a mistake as to his actual condition. His case is regarded us one of the most extraordinary that bave ever puzzled the doc- tora, as it is seldom that so much vitality is exhibited under such circumstances. The man’s skull is mashed 0 that bie brain oozes from the wound, as well as from his ear, and bis right side is entirely paralyzed, Ever eince the assault he has laid im an unconscious state, and his medical attendants, Drs. Bogart und Fields, are at a loss to know what keeps him ulive, His recovery, however, is impossible, as death mast soon take place from mortificavion. An examination of the principal wound reveals the fact that the skull is one-eighth of an inch in thickness. He is lying in the house of his agsailant—W illiam Fowler, alas Bullwagon—near the lauding of Roslyn harbor, and is attended by Fowler's Wile aud one of the neighbors. AS near as can be ascertained from persons who were witnesses of the murderous encouulter, it grew out ot jealousy on the part of both Fowler and Schenck, on account of Fowler's wile, It appears that Sche: who tas wile and daughter residing at Oyster Ba has for several years past lived at Koslyn a portion of the time with Fowler, aud bas turnisved a large pro- portion of the articies used im the nouse, and that at dne time when ill he was nursed by Fowler’s wile. On Wecnesday of last week both the n were engaged by ur. Hicks, the proprietor of a coal and lumber yard at Roslyn, to unload coal, for which they were paid ou Thursday morning, each receiving $3. airs, Fowler's birthday fell upon Thursday, aud for her kind- \ | | ! | aess to him, alter paying some bills tor groceries and | moet, Salnner purchased a dregs for her und presented it to her. where they were joined by Alexander Jackson, and the three amused themselves until noon by playing cards, but drinking very litt. At noon Mrs, Fowler an- nounced that dinner was ready; Jackson was invited to a seat at the tablo, and Schenck deciined to eat, say- tng that he did not wish for any dinner. At this Fowler became angry; hot words ed between the two, and they clinched, Schenck throwing Vowler heavily to the tloor. They clinched the second time, and Jackson refusing to inierfere, Mrs, Fowler went for a neighbor, named Thomas Valentine. Woing to the house Valentine put Schenck out of doors and locked the door, keeping Fowler imside. Fowler, bowever, managed to get out of one of the windows, And running around the house again met Schenck, who at this time had the axoor hatchet, Mrs. Fowler had also by this time got out of doors, and taking the axe from Schenck threw it into the hall. Fearing that the men would kill each other, she went to Mr. Hicks for assistance, and he advised her to get an oflicer, but Defore her return Fowler had got possession of the axe, and rushing at Schenck dealt him two powerful blows with it, inflicting the injuries which will cause his death, ’ Fowler then went to Justice Kirby, told what he had done and was subsequently sent to'the county Jail. Both the men have hitherto borne good reputations, especially Schenck, who has been regarded as a quiet 4nd inoffensive man Schenck is about forty-five years old. Fowler is about thirty year old, and could no doubt have bandlea Schenck readily. dissolute character and generally teared by the men in she neighborhood, his strength betug extraordinary, AN INFERNAL MACHINE, A CLERK DISCOVERS IT BEFORE ITS WORK 18 ACCOMPLISHED—AN INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE TO-DAY, Shortly after seven o’clock last night, as one of the employés of the firm of Nicholas & Coon, dealers and manufacturers of artificiul flowers, at No. 640 Broadway, was about to close up the store for the nignt, ho observed dense volumes of smoke issuing from beneath the Staircase, Proceeding to investigate the cause, he found under the stairs, on the top of several cases of straw goods, a box made of thin pine boards, wrapped in Drown paper, from which the smoke proceeded. He immediately took down the box and tore off the cover, On the inside was a smaller, round cardboard box, the cover of which was perforated with jholes. He’ saw the light of a candle shining through and immediately extinguished it. ‘Tbe young man who discovered the | smoke immediately wished to inform the police, but another clerk, who was in bis company, seemed reluctant, His objections being overruled they informed Officer Maher, of the Fourteenth pre- cinet, who took the box to the station house. The box ‘was ¢xamined very carefully on the outside by Captain Allaire and Inspector Dilks, leaving the more perilous task of examining the inside to the Fire Marsha; to-day. ‘The box was fourteen inches bigh by ten long and eight broad. There were alot of shavings between the inner box rnd the outer one, mixed with powder. Into the top of the inner box ran a Jurge fuse connecting with the powder and shavings, Where the fuse ended was not investigated by the police, but it is supposed that it would have taken several hours to burn. The two clerks were taken to the station house and closely ex amined. Fire Marshal Sbeidon was notified of the lacts and will make a thorough investigation to-day, DEFALCATION. FRAUDS IN THE BROOKLYN OFFICE OF ARREARS OF TAXES—A MOODY AND SANKEY USHER THE ALLEGED CULPRIT, A defaleation was discovered yesterday in the office of Register of Arrears, of Brooklyn, which caused great excitement in official circles. Arrears, William Mayo Little, by Justice Riely, for the arrest of Henry A. Solomon, who formerly held the position oi receiving clerk in’ the complainant's ofllce, | The charge was embezzlement, the amount specified in the cowplaint being $131. Another warrant was ob- tained from Justice Walsh, on complaint of the present incumbent of the office of Register of Arrears, Mr. Danicl D, Whitney, charging Solomon with embezzling tho sum of $117. The for- mer warrant, which was placed in the hands of De- lective Shaughnessey, was executed at seven o'clock last evening, when the accu: custody at his residence, No, 387 Myrtle avenue, upon bis retura from New York, where he bas been em- ployed for several months past. It appears that the alleged offences were committed chiefly under the ad- ministration of the former Registrar, and it ts impos- sible as yet to form any estimate of the ag- gregate amount taken by Solomon. As receiving clerk, he took the money from the taxpayers whose taxes were in arrears, aud, entering tho amvuat ona “tickier,,’ passed it down to two other clerks, who also made entries trom the bill, and then, the clerk ut the lower end of the’ counter banded it out Tecerpted to the taxpayer. It appears, however, that the accused, in the hurry of business ‘and under the impulse of temptation, signed certain bills, “Wilham Little, per Solomon,” aud, failing to make any entry the amount on the “tiekler,” { ‘the receipted bills out at his window to the taxpayer. Of course there was no record on any of the oilice books of the amounts thus received, About a year ago Mr. Little, who is a republican, was superseded by Mr. Whitney, democrat, and a change took piace in the personnel ot the sub- ordinates in the office. Solomon was discharged nine days after Mr, Whitney’s appoimtment. Two weeks ago. gentleman, whose property was advertised for sulo for arrears of taxes, called upon Register Whitney and stated that he had paid the taxes on the property & year before. He was unable for some days, however, to find the bill, which he had 1) A few days Jater another citizen called on th ad on's Two oF three others eulled, errand san exhibited a receipt for the money paid, with Sol name attached thereto. aud it was de ided to have Solomon arrested, ‘he prisoner, who 18 very respectably connected, was of the most promiment usuers at the Brooklyn Rink during the Moody and Sankey revival iast winter. He received the tickets from the sinners who entered by the main door, and his alfable bearing and smile, “chiidhke and bland,” won eral commendation, Last night the doorman in the Fourth precinct station house turned ts key in the call door in which the poor follow was conti examination, The unishment upon conviction of the crime alleged is m one year to five years imprisonment, A METHODICAL LUNATIC. Michacl Croker, of No, 835 Eleventh avenue, went down town yesterday, and, representing himself asthe Later in the day a | warrant was issued on complaint of ex-Register of | On that day both men remaived at home, | | Contenn‘al Exposition on Wednesday next will be the | UNION LEAGUE THEATRE—FRENCH COMEDY, The admirable company of French artists who have entered on a brief engagement at the Union League Theatre, and who Sinee their arrival in this country have so successfully interpreted those bright and charming productions, the English translations of | which appear in most instances so flimsy and unsatis- factory, gave a really brilliant performance last night | = SHIPPING NEWS| ‘The pretty little theatre was.crowded by a fashionable gathering that most carnestly appreciated the graceful and thorougtily artistic effurts of those to whom the task was assigned of presenting the exceedingly amus- ing and very clever comedy in three acts, by E. Scribe, “Bataille des Dames,’ and Malefille’s happy and well conceived little contribution to the Freneb stage en- titled, “Les Deux Veuves.’’ The fermer was produced some ten or twelve years ago, aud its ing Was bailed with pleasure, The situations are ir- resistibly humorous, und with such excell Mme. Lormianie’ as La Com Tholer ax Leonie and M. Mezidres' as De Grignon the charming little piece _ passed. ol amid atmosphere of heartfelt pleasure- Both M. Veinat, as Henri de Flavigneuil, and M, Richez, as De Montrichard, also deserve commenda: tion for the creditavle manner tn which their respective parts were sustained, ‘Les Deux Veuves’ was seurcely a whit le=3 attractive, and as the bright Jit comedy progressed the faces of the assemblage fairly Deamd with delight Mme, Ctarence, as in every vdle she undertakes, was at home as Caroline, and acted the part with her usual ability, being well assisted by Mme. Tholer. a8 Luore. M, Dalbert again proved him- self an accomplished artist in the réle of Edmond, and M. Richez, ay Labarague, contributed in a great meas- ure to tho success of the representation, together, an excellent entertainment. Monsieur Al- NS sicgaot ’ is announced for this evening. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Mr. C, D, Hess, Manager of the Kellogg English Opera. Company, will commence a short, season at Booth’s | Theatre on Monday night, with the entire troupe in Meyerbcer’s “Star of the North.” Miss Ketlogg’s im. personation of Catherine has been widely praised as one ot her best operatic efforts. The accessories to the opera are very sumptuous, comprising all the pomp and circumstance of war as known whea Peter was Czar, Aptommas announces a regular harp jubilee at Stein- ‘way Hall to-night, with a dozen performers. The programme for the opening night at Gilmore’s Garden (late Hippodrome) will not be decided upon un- til Otrenbach arrives, ‘Hold the Fort”? and “I Am Coming” will not be given. ‘The London critics praise Mile. Blanche Tucker), who made her début on April 16, at Covent Garden, in ‘La Traviata,” Not the least important feature of the opening of the musical programme arranged by Theodore Thomas. The works are all original as far as designed for the | great occasion. He is an idle and | The tantalizing Franco-German compose! morry strains have set half the world crazy, was tie | cause of @ very enjoyable excursion down the Bay i} | ed clerk was taken into | yesterday on the stanch little Blackbird. Ono hundred invited guests stepped on bdard at Pier 48, North River, about eleven o'clock in the forenoo: Messrs, Sheridan Shook and Maurice Grau gave the sig! and the boat started for the Quarantine station ‘on Staten Island, A band of music tooted forth in- | spiring melodies, Offenbach, Strauss and Downing commingled, and the boat hands ran up the flags of America, France and Germany, until there was quite a respectable show of bunting on the Blackbird. After # long stay at Staten Island, during which the steam- ships Scythia and Lessing passed up to their respective docks, there were grave doubts expressed as to the probability of the French steamer arriving before morning, One enterprising individual suggested pool selling to decide the question; another insisted upon going out to meet the steamship, regardless of time or aistance, While the Lessing lay at anchor for a short time awaiting the arrival of the Health OMicer, the Biackbird steamed around her, the band playing them- selves almost hoarse in ‘Die Wacht am Rhein” and “Star-Spangled Banner.” The decks of the German vessel wore crowded with emigranta, who probably thought that the gayly bedecked Blackbird was sent down specially tor their benefit, deach took to himaecit of herself individually the nplimentary pester, “Welcome.” placed conspicu- ously beneath the pilot house. Then, after another truitiess call at the Lelenrepl office, the Blackbird went down the Bay, Squeamish stomachs among the in- vVited compelied a busty return to Quarantine. Another trip was essayed and Sandy Hook was almost reacned, ‘There was quite a lively sen on, and it, of course, made things lively for those unaccustomed to ‘go down to the sea in ships.”? The mos curious feature ef the trip wasthe band. The German musicians gave an unerring record of the second trip in regard to its mal de mer effects, Passing through the Narrows they blew lustly on one of Strauss’ waltzes; then, epurrod up by an extra glass of lager, they tackled « Centennial March, But, with Coney Island on the lee and the long ground swe becoming every minute more visious, the tones of the march be- came tunereal, and there was many an empty chair and many adoserted horn. An halt hour later and nothing less than a boiler explosion could have roused those Teutonic disciples of Wagner or have drawn them away from close communion with the waves that danced around the Blackbird. At length the order was given to return to the city, and the party sorrowfully gave up hopes of mocting Offenbach on that day. The Canada was sighted off Sandy Hook at two o’clock this morning, and will be at her dock before t| excursiontéts have slept off the fatigues of yesterday's hunt. OBITUARY. JUDGE H, 8. JOHNSON. A telegram has been received in this city announcing the death in Santa Fe, New Mexico, yesterday of United States Judge Hezekiah 8, Johnson, brother of | bas | Commissioner Johnson, Chie! of tho Customs of the foreman of « large gang of laborers, ordered twenty-five | carts to be sent to the foot of Twenty-sixth street for | nd from a barge to Bellevue a large quantity of wood to The wood and the carts were sent as directed, whea it was discovered by those Most interested that Michael was not only acting with- Out authority bat that he was alko insane, He was consigned to the cells at Bellevue, He is thirty-six years old and a native of Ireland, the pu of hauling Howpital, He also orde! be seut to the same pi GREENBACK DEMOCRATS. ‘The Greenback Democratic Association of the Twenty- first Assombly Disirict met last ing at No, 1,915 Thirdavenuce. The following were clected delegates to the Stave Convention to be held im this city on June I:— | conspired with the eontra Marcas Hanlon, Wm. Lalor ana Dr. Chas. J. Smith; | | thirty per cent required by law for the faithiul per- | formance of the work; the $9,000 which was walaw- T. E. Tomlinson, Elias J, Patterson and lcKellar, Kesolutions were adopted to the that the Convention indorsed the platform of and the resolutions of the Convention at Syra- tuse, March 15, 1876; that Samuel J. Tiiden, the ne- yet democratic Sar fae bee Bee nevease r ie good, but for the furtherance of his personal seat that uoder his dictation the New York dew ured ihe great principles upon which oy cy he - were led to Sieory by dnarew Jack*on, ail ce connection between the great States of and that therefore the delegates | Tilde: mpathizers, and | Troasury. BENJAMIN F. BOWLES. A telegram from Springfield, Mass., of the 4th inst., Announces the death of Benjamin F. Bowles, of the firm of Samuel Bowles & Co., publishers of the Republican, He died at Paris yesterday of Roman He was forty-three vears old. ALLEGED FRAUDS IN BROOKLYN. Yesterday the special committee of the Brooklyn Com- mon Counefl appointed to investigate the alleged fraud- ulent transactions in the issuing of certificates to con- tractors for grading and paving Sumter street and Reid, Buflalo, Utica and Seventh avenues, held their first ses- sion in the City Hall, Alderman Arnott presided, Ex. Street Commissioner Robert Furey, under whose admin. istration thealleged irregularities occurred, was present, Jobn Connelly testified that his father was the con- tractor for Reid avenue, but that the contract stood in his name, and the work wag done in the sammer and fall of 1870; it lasted until 1871, when Mr. Furey or- dered him to stop and to pave two blocks on Lafayette avenue; the paving was cone trom DeKalb avenue to Hancock street, and the gradiog was done except three biocks wien the interruption took place; Mr. Butis was the Sarveyor, end he gave the certificates as to the work pertormed. "The witness knew of no un- derstanding between the contractor and the engincer to give acertilicate for more work than was done. Ex-Alderman Francis Weeks testified that he knew that Mr. Counelly was at work on Retd aveuue abor year, nnd that part of the contract was sublet to V jain Conneliy ; Farey ordered the w k to be done over again. A. C, De Merits, A jt Engineer of the city Works Department, test that in 187: graced nor paved; he told Mr, Fitch to proceed with the work, and whon it was completed the contractor ‘was paid according to the certiticates which the wit- ness gave him; it was @ question whether Mr. Fitch should be paid only jor a portion of the work or for the whole avenue from Fulton to De Kalb avenue, or $15,000 more than he was entitied to; the Department. ot City Works and the Corporation "Counsel decided that he shoald be paid for the whole work, Mr, Furey explained to the committee that the first contractor, Mr. Connelly, had done a grewt portion of his work in @ proper manner, for whica be had been paid $27,000, Mr. De Meritt testified farther that Sur- veyor Batts gave Mr. Fitch an estimate for about $5,000; Mt. Kerib, avother surve! ny gavo the con- tractor a tinal esumate for about $15,000; Connelly was iven by Mr, Butts an estimate for $2,900, another tor $s. 400, another for $6,500, another for $4,500, another bot ee 17,800 was Connelly’s contract price; ho ed $ “itr Furey testified that Connolly's work was done so pooriy that two blocks had to be repaired, and upon ‘witness? compiaint the Common Counci! gave the new contract to Fitch ; witness refused to certify Mr. Fite! claims tor more than $7,000; the surveyor must ha tor ty give Mr. Counelly cer- tifleaics for more Work than he had performed; the Comptrolier, Mr. Johneon, anelly the witness had refused to cer- id to Fitch were by the City Works n of the Witness’ term of office, fully paid to © tly to; the sum atler the expira CANAL BOAT SUNK. The canai boat William F. Burden, heavily laden with coal, sank at an carly hour yesterday after. noon at her moorings, the bulkhead between piers | @ and 7 East Riv Great excitement prevailed iu the viciuity owing to the supposition that the boat Rosavalle (Miss | | Fleet street, the latter did his work very poorly; Mr, | Reid avenue was not | should have retained the | ival last even- | ent artists as | x It was, al- | | Steamship Co. MAY 5, 1876—TRIPLE SHEET. went di with the aaonie wife and thrge children. ‘The boat filled and sank so rapidly that men working on boats in the vicinity had no time to reach the cabin and make a rescue, or even cast off the lines attachin; her to the wharf. However, it was learned later there wi BO occupants fe lad, as the statement ef sev. 0 eral canalmen ly! with his family, bad gone on a visit to Port Jeftersun. The boat was a new one, belonging to the Northern line, The value of boat and cargo any not be ascer- tained, owing to the absence of the captain and agent. OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM XEW YORK FOR THE MONTRS OF MAY AND JUNE. 163 50 Rroadway -115 Broadway road: RG-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE—Captalns or ofiicers of vessels engaged in the consting or foreign trade, observing the displacement or removal of sea buoys, ure requested ‘0 com. | municate the fact to the Hxnat, so that it may be broucht publicly to the attention of the proper authorities. A letto addressed “to the editor of the Hxraup, New York city,’ kiving as accurately ds possible the number and position of displaced buoys or the cause of their removal, will suffice in | all cases observed along the Atlantic and Pacitic coasts of the American Continont. When they aro observed on the coast of European countries or in the Mediterranenn it is requested that information be sent either by telegraph or letter to the London office of the New Yor« Hxratp, 46 London, or to the Paris office. 6t Avenue do VOpora, Paris. Where the telegraph is used despatches may be addressed “Bennett. 46 Fleet street, London, “Bennett, 61 Avenue del'Opera, Puri.” Where cases of displacement arc observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asia or Africa, captains may communicate with us upon reaching the first convenient port. This information will be cabled free of charge to the Henaxp and published. BP-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yore | & Fixxaup has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxnatp steam yacht, showing while burn- ing the colors red. green, rod, changing from one to the other in anecession, and can be seen several miles distant, Cap- tains of voasels, upon reeling this signal, will oblizo us by preparing any marino news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Henao. Bar-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by nddressing to such vessols care of HxnaLp news yacht, pior No. 1 East River, New York- Lettors received from all parts of the world and promptly de- lvered. Duplicates aro required, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOOX. HIGH WATRE 4 53 | Gov. Island....morn 6 04 7 00) Sandy Rook...morn 5 19 rn $ 28] Hell Gate......morn 6 49 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 4, 1876 ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITRSTONK TRLKGRAPH LINE. Steamer Serhte. (Br) Queenstown 28, wish mdto an me Rah iat 49 16, lon 31 ke pr gen mee ie from Liverpool for Quebec, wit ith loss of rud 0.49, lon €7, anaongers to OG Franck- Ne 234, wit cd pssenge perienced strong westerly winds to the Bunks: thonce arable Mi isd aie G Ga van der len (Bel pornenn it igh mdse to Punch; Bilge ibd Hamburg Apri 19, vie Lessing (Gor), Meye er. 22d, with fede eF, P ngers ity Kunhardt & Co. Had heavy wosterly winds; April 28, lat 45 46, lon 36 14, Me ~ Ku) 12, 108, Boeset, bark Osprey (Br), bow Havre, April om i uth ith mdar and passengers to Louis de °‘Steamer Hudson, Gager, New Orieune and Southwen agian with mdse and passengers to Clark & Seaman. ‘Ste: id Dominion. Walker, Rienmond. fit Point and Norfolx, ith mdse ana passengers to the Old Dominion Ship ‘, Kruger, Bremen 37 days, in ballast to Mul- ler d'Krugor, Had’ variable winds the entire parsaze: April 20, while hove to. in ® severe westerly yale banks agar Viegi ieehers, Co, wne@ southern passage and had vanes ward Hyidt (Nor), Soren: ‘tavanger March 10, in ballast to C Tobias & Co, Is anchored at Sandy Hook for ett Jacobsen, Bremen 39 days, in ballast 0. BR ki, Rotterdam 93 days, in Pallast to Punch. Baye & Gu, Was in the English Channel ‘continous NW gales. {of Providence) Coombs, Bordeaux sel to boy Ball & Fiad ntrong westerly ales the entire lirig Star, Cook, Matansas 12 days, With suger to order; ot it Wineheste "Brie Rthel Bolton of St Andrews, NI), ent 10 days with sugar to Tucker & Lightbur master: had strong N and EN winds entire pass: days north of Hatteras. 1 DHE Linnie Wrman (of Newenstle, Me), Hopkins. Cardenas ar to alt, ? Mio ‘was 4 da} ig Rencos Hinekiey, Small, St Jago, 20 days wit! Welsh; vessel to Si Clapp & ¢ with wool to Enos quator Apeil 12in north of Hatteras withr tres NWegeales: Jon 59 10, spoke bark Tatay. from Buenos y 2, Int 3418, lon 98, brig Del, 39 days out. Tampico 14 days, with mdse to M Matanzas, vessel to was 5 north of Hovteras gar as 5 lon 40: "bee: April m0. Tat 19 03 Ayres for Boston, 23 4 my (We), trom eecche Nant Juan, Nobl B Chivers: vi 1 to BF Metenit & Co, chr El (of Nasnuu), Bethel, Nasenn 13 days, with fruit to Wile glas: vessol to BT Wenberg. as 5 north ot Hatteras with strong northerly winds, Ba Ship Annie Goudey (Br), and bark Titania (Nor), hist were anchored at Sandy Hook, came up tothe elty wie Bark fe Seth (Aus), from Cork, arrived 3d, is consigned Unkart. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. anand City of New Bedford, ish, New Bedford for New ¥ Steamer Galatea, Walden. lrovid Sche Sammy Ford, Allen, Windso Sehr Vioin May, Coo! indsor, NS, tor we Schr BJ Fellows, Smith, Windsor, N8, for Ne Sehr Kate Clark. Guptil. Grand Monae NS, fe ‘Sands is Ri oe Gy Re gee ne tak Sehr JB Anowles, Suekett Two Ktivore, NS. Behe Henriein, Nathews, Provide ao Ol Avery, Machias olvey, SebeG PF Praak ranklin, Kennebee { tin altimoras Sehe John Stockixns, Hart Rockport for New Sehr BW Babcock, 4 York. by Sehe Americnn (1 Sehr Plymouth Rock Ber Ailda, Kuowles, Somerset for New York. Sehr Ellen’ M Lnfield, Raynor, Fall Kiver for Behr Marth 1° Kty Juevis. Westerly for New Sehr Hamburg, . Kive: jew York, ‘ork, ester tor « fishing eruise, ing cruise. lishing eraise, 2 cruise, «fishing eraise, ¢ for m fsting ine. Sene Annie Chaso, Gibson, Greenport for 4, Southport fur New York. Il, New Bedford for New York. rdin liven, New Loudon for New Yorke Kelly, Provulence for New Yo Bel Tt mn, Brown, Schr M Berry, Hinckley, So Sehr Binek Diam Rehr Urvanua, Allen, Providence tor New Behe J K Hurst, Coot, Vrovidence for Eliexbethiport Schr Sarah Barto, New London for No a she doad tor New or, Me, for New York, oncester for « fisl Sel FM KM en. Brigham. Portland, Mo, for New York. Cc u, Now Bedford for New York. Kelly, Stonington tor New York. Nebr Highlander, Wood, Somerset for New. Haskell, Providence for N eLean, Samints, Huntington for New York, Bene Silas MeLoon, pear. Rockiant Yor New York, Sehr Sutem for New Revenue Ket Kelty pore for New York, bay Providence tor New York, Rebr Maty Brockway, Ward, Connecticut River for Now Jen. Bridgeport for Now York, reon, Calats for New ¥. Tom, Young, 5t G ide proved that the captain, 80 ¥ vith northerly | oe, i Liverpool April 2%, via | Mi | ving light on 323 z sot é * Sehr W Providence for New York. Schr Velle, Lo ‘Losi, ‘Foran for Now Nahe pongt ‘TW Allen, Cousi pomen 5 7 Sele Catista, 5) iow boca ° he a Tis beg tor New York. rt for New: rae, Ben J Lens, Theenan Xvi Bche Keareyille, Young, Doston fos w York Nebr Wm F Burden, Adams, Providence for New York. Schr I P Haliock, ifailock, Providenee tor New York. Schr Wm Freeman, Thomay, Rockport for New York. Schr Thomas B Siaith, Bowman, New Bedford tor Sehr Dart, Williams, Stamford for New ur Lamartine, Smith, Stamtord for ‘Now York. Mall Moad, Ureenwich for New York, BOUND EAST. Steamer Eleanors, Johnson, New York for Portlana, Steamer Glaucus, Bearse, New York for Boston. Stommner Bolivar, Geer, Yors for New London and Trig Prince Le Yoo(Bx), Morris, New York for Algiers. Sehr Northern Home (Br), Swain, New York tor Pernam- “phe Bessie Black (Br), nem New York for St Johns, Sehr Ulal (Br), Beal, ‘ork for Halifax, NS. or Mary Th tie (By, ‘thea New York tor Sackville, pe George Calhoun (Br), Leahy, New York for 5tJonn, None W Beg aeennng New York for Boston. tor New York Rehr Ge perney, Hoboken for Providence, Bohr Wellington, Hoboken tor Bath. Sehr Fanni Edit! Barilette Port Jobnson ‘or Salem, Sehr T Bodine, Silvie, Port Johnson for Fall River. Hoxdon, New York for Portland, Sehr Cora, Hyde, Port Jounson for Boston, Sehr AG Pease, Reed, Amboy for Portland, Ct. New York for Onin York fo I 'Elizabethport for Kevekiand. w York for Providence, ww York for Orient. Platt, New Rehr Katie d Hoyt, Hearn, Hoboken tor Providence. Sehr Onrust, Wilson, Port Johnson fur Bost Behr Jone Losier, Lincoln, Sew York foe Providence. ‘The brig Prince Le Boo (Br), for Alziors, and schr North- | ern Home (Br), for Pernambuco, ure at anchor off Herald ‘Telegraph station, CLEARED. Prog City of Vera Cruz, Deaken, Mavana—F Alezan- n, ‘Steamer Bermuda (Br), Angrove, Hamilton (Bermuda) — AE Onterbridye. Steam sr City of Dallas, Hines, Fernandina vis Port Royal, 8C—C H Mailory & gnolia, Daggett, Savennab—Murray, Ferris & i, Kelley, er rag City Point and Rich- Wadelphia—y as Hand. : Richard, alladephiae Jen Hana. Bt wy Eleanore, Jonuson. Portland. Steamer Glaucus, Divs Bare Ardeatiuny (Br, Brown, Bristol, BJS Tucker & ‘Fiark Hakon Jarl (Nor), Mosfleld, Queei mouth for orders—Bockmann, Uerlein & C: Bark Josef (Aus), . Evanchich, Cork or Falmouth for orders —Fuoch, Edve & own or Fal- Bark Francisco Rellagamba (tal), Bozorne, Cork or Fal- mouth for ord locovich & Co, BR hs Cont t (Br), Tufts, Cork for orders—Snow & ures clit Rosa (Itab, Caeace, Constantinople—Punch, Baye & Siete Fanny (Ans), Ficblaz, Cork for ordors—Slocovich & ete Randolph Payson (Br), Jones, Liverpool, NS—H T eh Gersh Banker, Price, Rio Granae do Sul—Brett, Son sehr Northern Home (Br), Swain, Pernambaco—Peniston P ole Sadie Walcutt, Barker, Laguayra and Porto Rico—J hr Mott Bedell, Porter, Miragoane and a market—Geo Rowland. Schr Jesse Carll, Underhill, Baracoa— J. Wenberg & Co. Schr 5 H Sweet (Br), Dana, St Johns, NF—J F Whitney Co, Schr Sarah, B, Upton, Jacksonville— Warren Ray, Schr EJ ‘Soper, Richmond—Slaght & Petty. Scr Mand Seward ‘Applegarth, Bultimore—Wm Chal- mers. ‘Schr RU Mitchell, Mitchel!, Baltimore—Wm Chalmers, Bradley. Chase, Hoston—C B Swain & Son. ‘elifleet—Fisner & Co. Middietown and” ‘Hartford— a fit Schr 5 J Smith, Rackett & Bro. | Schr C W Bentley, Baker, New London—Tsaac R Staples. Stoop Frances Bennett, Davis, Norwalk—Delanoy & Wal- ters. SAILED. Steamer State of Virginie (Br), for Glasgow ; Palma (Br), Antwerp: City of Vera Crus, Havanu; Hermuda (Br), inde; City of Dallas, Fernandina, &c; Manolis, Savan- nub; ‘Richmond, Richmond, &c: Albemarly, Lewes, Del wry: Ornen (Nor. Cronatad Byiplitde (Nor), Montrose: Kom Mouth Monicsuma. Barvecce, Jalis Remick, Oporto; Tropic (Br). Hiram Abiff, Fro ait (frou Philadelphia), Boston: sence Mary’ Chil ton, St Ann's Bay; F L itlchardson, Ponsacola, Wind at sunset, SE. Barometer at sunset, 30,15. MARITIME MISCELLANY, Sup Sacawonn, Knapp. from Independencia Bay, arrived March 29, leakin; at Callao ) ‘atson, from Patetlon de Pica for United Kingdom, ‘ich put into Valparaiso prior to ch 24 leaking, has had to discharge her cargo, nic Wittzam Donsox (Br), from New York for St Johns, eneried. strand ast of St Johns, PR, April 12, wrock. The greater part of ‘the cargo was r had several plates stove in on her port bow and fore and maintopmasts brol As SAWYER, astiofe at Dennis, was floated off lant Tiarnstable harbor. She sailed from Scun WS Brewster was struck by 8 whilrwind on 81 last near Cranoy Istand, Va, and capsized. She filled in k in about nine feet of water. Sho was Scun § B Tlvwx, from 8t John, NB, for Dundalk, 1 towed into Eastport May 4 leaky. Scum Axxa Bautox, from Bath, Me, at Philadelphia May 3, (before reported), weut ashore on the reford Inlet Bay}. and was hanled of by seneaer & Moft er throwing overboard 50 tons of Sonu Runa G Bowanps, from Jacksonville for New York, before reported ashore on Black Ledge, bel was hauled off 3d inst, PM and towe w ow tor repairs. Epcsrtows, May 2—Schr Alice's hatches were removed this AM and the cargo of 1200 Ubtn time. which has been on , Was foun: were emploved in discha to be much burned. A #1 damage ascertained. 3—Sehr Jar Newrour, May 3 here cet leaking badly : will dlscharie immediat wie janded on Block Islana from ‘sehr Mary pod ust, « sold at auction on the 2d inst at $5 25 per ton. Waters & Mitchell have succeeded tv moving. ihe vessel from her former position, and were confident of raising in a day or two, weather permittin, Portiaxp, May 3—Brig M © Haskol aahare at Wile Beach, got off yextonday. ind was towed t Port, thie, mornii, | sho beached wt Cape Hiltabeth, and will be’ caulked there aad then towed to Rockland for repairs, Rocktan, Me, May 4—The sehr Mountain Fawn, with 11,000 lobsters on board. wont ashore yesterday, but got off badly damaged. Eight acbrereghe and lobsters were i NOTICE TO M MARINERS, |, of sehr Bengal, from New Bedford at this rts —A sunken schooner about 2 miles WAN he track of vexsels past there apparently but English, with coal, a which has vd SOUTH AMERICA—BRAZIL—CEARA BAY—REYOLUTION OF MA- CORIPR POINT LIGHT. The French government lias given notice that the revol- jpe Point, Ceara, attaine Its greatest Drillianey every hall minute, and not cvery minute as hitherto supposed, WHALEMEN, Salled from Provincetown May 1, schr C L Sparks, Sparks, for Atlantic Ocean, Foster, Atlan- fi Arrived at New Bedford May 3, bark Si tie Ocean, St Helens March 10, with G00 Lg on the pas home), 230 do wh is. jailed from New Bedford May 4, sehr Abbie Bradford, for Hudson's Bay. ‘adyletter from Capt R It Glam, of the steam sehr, Frances w London, reports her at ly Point Mareh 6, SIN RG00 Te seal aking. “David Gavitts second tuate, of Westerly; Edward Smith, of New London; William Bu- chanan and John Bowen, of New York seamen. were washed overboard from the rocks and lost while engaged in sealing, Spoken—March 14, lat 13) N, lon 40 W, burk A R Tucker, Baker, of NB, bound south SPOK Michigan, (ir), from Liverpoo' for Montroal, er tir) Gutheriand, from Liverpool tor 3 orter (ltr), Sutherland, from Live or Mo. bie. ae Tat 16, fon 40. Siiipi'C Robertson’ (ir), from Lobos for Falmouth, April 18, off the Lins ¢, April 14, " mB . from Liverpool for Quevee, April a 14 3 m. Asburn. from New York for An- He), Wied, trom, London for Vancou- vers Isla lat'46 57 8, lon 7418 W, Mark Mswewalt dackoo Saundy Hoo, ‘April 13, lat 43, lon Bark Germania Gerl, Ever deiphia, April 13, no tat, te, ¢ Wyoiming, from ‘St ih, from Rotterdam for Phi m, NB. for Mayagues, South Shoal, te Big oe NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agent that by telegranhing to tho Ix dressing “Bennott, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, Gl Avenue de Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from Kuropean and Eastero portsof American and ail forvign vessels trading with the United Statés, the same will bo cabled to this country free of charzo. Captains nrriving atand sailing from French and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing ni FOREIGN I PORTS. Cattao, March 28— Arrived, sh ships Howard D Troop (Hr), Mack, Ki wero (and sulled Bint for Lobos) ; 20th, Sage: Kn Tndependencia 4 L Miscel) ; ‘Green Tquique ; 300 Taylor vos); Superior ( Fg No ith tor tor ti Gor araiso, Belveder wedere, Kirby (from Indepen- {ivien St fai ¥,, beens ; ths fk CS bent home on the voyage 440 bbls sp and S60 dowh | u nae frm Cienfuegos for Boston, April $0, off | Arhecam, from’ Liverpool for | xs | north of Hatt | Abbie Thoma: ao: i Teresina J Porth, Boxe “eens Ton de Pieny Mt (before reparted Murch 30), ship Anni ir, Broctor T snela ay Bnrope ‘Sel Greoxorlo, Puget 2 Ouh, bark’ Vision (Nor), os Aaa “Selied Sh brig Fortuna (Bri, Howos, Halifax, toate. Mi veh S-rhaleds oar (Br), Wood, 0 to load for Sew York GUBRALTAR, Ce Aris ined, bars Eemctone Sores’ Sest ‘ators 1a ieee Herkinn de te do" corte, fexsina for do: ¥ con 4 Nuova Bailie ‘Wiailie ® Oa Geienina (tel). Biarace, "Bi . Leghorn tall Agaua, May S-Arrived, steamer Tappahannock, Pendie- Nailed ‘34, steamer CW Lord, Colton, New Orleans, ew eh Are brig Cygous (Br), Demerara; se Porta Rtlen. nited Trocks (from Livernool), Baltimore dimer C vbae iin Samapoon hen New York), be darses Gece NF, having been supplied with » new walusail. SGsTow, Ja, April bgp port, eS ee rt bg arrivals po ‘yester- aa Tivxnroot, NS, April 24—Arrived, brig Edwin Rowe, chat, ow Yori : paenit iL Riven, Ja, Apeil 24—In port, bark Formess (Br), vated stent port, brig Daniel, Trowbrid Agu ante! Rozers. from Harvados, arrived 13th, 10 loud for New Yor Raby, Neal, from do, areived Te Teche ‘to load for do: John Gl" yan (lr), Crowell, from St Thomas, arrived 10th, for St John, as me Hil: for NewYork or Phil hak 1 for north of Hattera: $34 'Wicasdo Barros, Newton, for New York, wt dorvon (HP), from St Johns, Ht, arrived Tah t to lesa for Halifax, ~alled Apr 10, ers Hone, Acker, Boston 15th, Edward Lamager, Milliken, Newbury) MATAN?ZAS, ed Y Nailed ‘bark Wm Crosseup (Br), Owen, oer, CGH, March 21—In port, bark Witch, neapore, RY, Pout Fit rrived, bark Wawaleneh (Br), Car- a Roel esi vin Hook. ‘Quxesxrown. M 7S aL by phone) pata England (Br), Thompson. vol (and Ud May ha sg hy Fat irBeld (Bi Taylors ‘st om ai Suited hrs Fannie p> Williams, Shearer, north of Hatteras: Daybrenke Hake, 4 ie il 22—-Arrived. brie Mary B Gardner "James Landels (Br). ane. do. aches oe Ez Niceetae:, Pantie. do: Soe ide M Eldriage, Stinser, orth Americn (Br); Joyce, and Souvenir (Br), Hntfeld, stonred 23h, bark Kalmia (Bet. Day, Pernambueo. 'B, May 4—Arrived, brig Alice M (Br), Laverty, ] Muriel Br), Q: schrs Active airs Barbaton? Harmon Curtis, for Philadelphia’ Nettie, for Kastport. Balled Path, bark Seneph Bak Ryder, Conway. Wal od, bark Chas R pisetay, March, 16-1 5 nee, Po: ‘Vicrorta, April 24—Salled, bark Battle Axe (Br), Evans, Valparaiso. SPre Sreamue Scyis.1 Anexpat, April 8—Cleared, Flid, arog Sandy Hook. vraag ‘Avril 18—Arriv ed, Us Vikander, Balti- mo isrou, April 21—Arrived, Johan Fellman, Soblstrom, Philadelphia, Tarnow, April 22—Sailed, Gvife, Tornstram. Quebec. fy Buewes, April cae ‘Neckar (s), Welligerood, Now 01 Nurnburg (s). J Baltimore, rit Tae Ned: ‘s xculio. New York, NH, homey, April 20—Suiled, . Larsen, Miramt- sepa April 16—Sailed, Joshua $ Bragdon, Metcher, c Carprr, April 20—Sailed, Alice Reed, Kelleran, oe th a asa April 10—Sailed, Yngve, Bugge, Philadel- CADE, April 1%—Arrived, Davia Buchee, Stowers, New York; 14th, Jas W Drury. Crowell, and Wm Jones, Robinson, Brunswick Gn Emma Heather, Hudson, Vianna. April 20— d.Jacob M Haskell, Crowell, Lon- at), 20th, epee Brooks, Dundee. ax. April 20--Salled, Laigis R, for Baltimore, Fatworrn, April 21 ‘amora, Stamp. Dunkirk; Minnie H Liverpool ‘3 W Scammell, Ed- mond, Galwi mma, tor Fivsnina, April 21-—Arrived, Harmony, Dinsmore, Buenos res, GuoversTmn, April 22—Arrived, Elinor, Johnsen, Pensa- orKaited 21st, Artemis, Johnson, Quebec. Giascow, April 20—Sailed, Martino, Gigante, Montreal; ais. Hedwig, Waruken, San Franeiseo (and from Gre is ‘ee April 22—Sailed, Georgia, Que! ton. Thomax. Montreal sqoTmnmnna, April 18—Arrived, Meta, Songern, Charles. ane xPooL, April 20—Sailed, Equinox, Redhet bee; Active, eye nest 21 Henrietta, Svensen, ed 21 hares , Eilertsein, Pensacola; Richard, Danieison, Doboy: Testin, Pusch, dos Neng Phila- im jus Mangor- Hamnura. (dn lah ae August tern Li Mount Washington, aiaived at Caxhaven 20th, Gen Fairchild, Kelly, Mejil- ‘ Hiivorr, April 20—Arrived, Midas, Campbell, Pabellon ica, ‘Slave, April 20—Cleared, Gen Shepley, Hutchins, St John, NB. Arrived, Oracle, from Callao; 22d, Man Bamson, Monti ote Lincoln. ia), Rochette, ontrent (since seen with loas of rudder); Camilla, Humpbrey, Boston (and was off Great Ormeshead sare day): Tallsman, Craigie, San Francixeo ; 22 Andrews, Dalhousie: ae hers Pride, Brown: ney, UB; Sea Creat, Bonn Cleared, 20th, Bremen, tei Sandrik, mas, Sandy Hoot Samuelson, do: Solastia, Olsen, Quebec: Pauline, Baumann, do; Solide. Anderson, do; Candid: rae San Francisco; eee Holvorsen, Charleston; WL Bne- rouphs, Sith, ait Off the Bell nnd 19th, Emily Louther, Liverpool, for ehec. or Ormosiend, |10th tXancy, Holt, Swan, Liverpool, for Lyd pean, NO; Shel itn, <s for Quebec. ‘Loxpoy, April, 21—Arri Isaac Eppinger, Steenbeck, Havre: Bian, Cox, New York. Cleared 21xt, Florence, Noronte, Halitax. ri faa from Gravesond ‘21st, @ M Cairns, for Quebec; 224, 0% Nx. vor Yin he roads, Kvaljevica, Sverlinga, from ait, April 17—Put in, Waldo, Estes, Greenock for pss rp aon tak Rectan. eavelien. ond i 2: woyiet Al i 21—Sail m, NB, axon, April 14— Arrived. Lillina, Camp il, Philadel: phia: Lyna, Zacharissen, Baltimore. Lavevic, Avril 10—Sniled, Alfe, Andersen, and Ambro- Atmeriont 15th, Chelaitane, Mathason, do, aii ‘lorem, April 21—arrived, Polynesian (s), Liverpool for Quehee (and sailed), Newoastix, April 20—Cleared, Annie Alnslee (s), Mont- (4), do (and sailed from Shields 21m Newrour. ‘om Faure, Gundersen, Hallfax ; aig, Avondale (a), Gould Montee Newry, April 21—Arrived, of Hearts, from 8t John i March 12—Sailed, Eleanor Miller, Hill, Manri- Port.ann, Avril 26—Arrived in the roads, Petrea, Jensen, Doboy for Montrose (nnd sailed), Prymovrn, April 22—Sailed, Cartsburn, McLaren, San eaattied tm, ‘Thames (s), Campbell (from London), Mon- (Off the Eadystone April 20, Vietoria (Nor bark), for Que- mailed April 21—C B Hazelting, Gilkey (from Savannah); Patenwo, April 15—Sailed, Aristocrat, Boswieck, New York: 16th, Seud, Wilson, and Ticko, Kratup, do; Anapo, Parenello, do. Quixestows, April, 21-—Sailed, Lady Clarendon, Groen- ork: 24, Spee Holby, London, Cea axe Saxon, Johnson, New x, April 2 ed, oe (s), Jaeger, aes ai Baltimore); 22d, Colombo G): ND, April 21 Batted, Ploen, Thomesen, Mont- auraos, April 21—Arrived, Metioar, Oe Cartor, pally = oy Swixewtxpx, April 18—Salled, Allee . Barker, Montreal. bat Tahoe April 21—Sailed, Winlow, Tonsnene, April — —Sailed, Resolut, Bonde, Junbec. nue Bay, March 21—Salied, Woodside, Montgomery, MrTay, cnt Cg be te Sen Lorains, Warrenavas, April 20a Jed Liverpool, Badecn, Que- Weerront, April 20—Sailed, hepato Ferro, Baltimore. ‘Watreronn, April 22—Sailed, Louisa, Dehy, Philadelphia ; Feronia, Werge, and Huma, P: arson, Quebec. Liverroon, April 21—The Northern Crown, from Iquique, encountered heavy weather off Cape Horn, and had portion of bulwarks carried away, Naytes, Anril .U—A; cording to advices from Marennes, dated april 15, the discharge of the earwo of petroleum jelphin for Dunkirk, ashore near Pointe de In Coubre, lad been completed. The vessel was Hill Hated. over to portcand she lind 6 Teot water in hold she was about to be disinantled. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, May 3— Arrived, aches Forward, Washinz- ton: Mattie B Kislon and 1, Cowperthwaite,-—— lied Schrs Kien ‘Tobin, Ielen A Hasbrouck, 8 J Fort ad David 8 sinen rom Georgetow May 3—Arrived, sehes Alles, from from Virgini « nay ‘Vhiladelphin: Stephen Moreis, Duteh, and wef Weeks, do; A? Nowell, Lank do (and procseded jt ‘Cleave tart Mary A Nelvon (Be), smith. Maitt 4th—Arrived, shin Wildwood, Harriman, Hall, B Husons Avior, Minnsesiin’ Bebckjones ree Hopkins, abel ‘Thomas, MeKenzle, Baltimore: Stephen Philadeiphia: AS Nowell, Lank, doy Magi lexandria; James Still i vata, Yarmouth, niled—Stoamer Massachusetts; ship. anrpenag) Cas bark, Modesta; and from me Roads bat Vingolt. BALTIMORE, May diese hag pi whine i¢ Nor). Grande oom Svendsen, Belfast: 1; schre Vapor, Rondout ve Yori; Charlie ‘Miller, New Haveu: Hi ved, wohe AC Lyon, Jeffrey, New York: steamer Eitgaheth Clark, New York. ” sen, Droghed: ), Olsen, Queenstown; brivs Annie ‘Ashwood, 8t Johns, PF jac (Br), Wilson, Froteas, Farr, Portland: se! |. Stickney, Fooks dailos; Over Seotield, for New Haven, Also cleared, sels Enos B 1 liypa, Baer, Boston : Linzie ig me Lippineott, Plymouth, Liste Wilson, Wil- We K, Ga, ry ae Carondelet, Fernandina tor New ¥ ULL RIV ER, SU, April 1'$0--Balled, bark Coomasete = '» Soden AY ne, Kingdom ; brig Ottawa cy Howell, rit Gregory, ‘Thorn- ‘ork? Port lowes anit, May ‘ed. brig. Charles Donuis, Darrah, mes H Gordan, Irelan, Bosten, to toad Phila iy for P iti Rai Se Elizabeth De Hart, Low, Wiscasset, to lond for sWashinatn rived, aches Cohasset, Hl outh, to load few York: LT Whitmore, Whiten ig: wate KAPORT, May I--areived, ach Onwat Sailed—Sehr J Bliss, tor New York. BAKERS LeaSUENG, St jay. Arrived, sehr Margaret sant ANEESTON FA eve dene Weltou, Morris Gloared—stecmer Cleopatra, Balkley, Now York. River tor dscns 2 3c ated Soe elite Oat, Be oo l. ld, Batt rs Le unselt: more. KEYS. April 30 arrived: ac Storer, Etienne Zouk, dF Wesver, ‘dladaing, do'vis Xie egies geccanciand P| Stewenatie fur neck Stones Bday, Warren, schr Sarah W Blake. Taylor, Philadelphia: I April 20- A Nortolk: May Saree, Linnacken, ‘orig Mary Bartlett, Smith, Satled—Sebr Viet phy, ORLEANK. Hers oan ridge, Mutanaae: Carre, Jone, ‘vai. Biles, How! Ear! Clonred=ftenmer Margaret, Baker, Key Wont and He. schrs Palma, for St Marka; Geo W Dill Bay: Mo anc for Mobile, oni et horndoan (Br), Haynes, Liverpool; 4th—C bark Fleet: amine do, Dy ane Fam. May qoamer City of Mer- ior). Pettorsen, horn. ‘$—Sailed, shi Le L Fo ite MACHIAS, pete iow hae wnolds, Beers ;. Fide Speranza eal D. faces en eck bare rem parners Chilltan, bound in, steamer Memnbis. oe, Outsl NORFOLK, May 3—Arrived, bark Embla (Br), Mek Elertwood: scare. “amaie K K Shaw, Bland, % iiatta York: % Willams Paul, Wilmington; James ri ing. Now Vork EWBURYPORT, May ‘Westerloo, Whittaker, Sout Amboy: D Bolt iat ‘Wyman, New ‘York: Mary Susan. Snow, Ton jelow =| tg ep Malliken, Mi SEW Eg Me May 2—artived, seht J ‘Bapties, Arpeld, 80 Sailed—Sehrs Benson. ey iledetpaia, Calista, Wickson, @o: Bart Pant for at we ¥ Allan Carigr do. cot - ee T kn tingale, do: LO Foster, do: Hat re, Phil ‘Your aser, do; Lamurtines dy; Lite us, Tn ckson vil EWPORT, Muy 7 "M—Arrived, schr Oceanus, Young, Philadelphia, Also Cay schrs George Law, Jennings, Providence for Elin City, Fail River for New York (aud hrs Panthea, MeDaid (trom Port Johnson nrey Tames H Trippy Nickerson. New Yark Woe ee ieee Chi Lamartine, Hod: jet for Ne RnR Aera Ne Eataaee ath Petia i ‘Odd mA in tow, ai woe alles via \ low. Dyer, New Yor look earl Cobleigh. for Havasstrey. rede ths Soe Wi coed pe bi rnd for or- v Gale, Darby, Bel Wwarenn fale un Rich inosd, Me. aicimnove: E willed, Simonton, Philadelphia for Portland: LN Lovell, iver for Philadelphia. iietelphi AG Bee May SoAtrived. sehr EC Babcock, from Wane Sears Henrietta, New York; Helen, do; John W Hall, es N LONDON, May 3—Arrived, M H Reed, New Bedfor for Phisadelphia, oT — zi thy Ralled—Schr Cero Gordo, for New York, Fite ne ates May 3—arrived, sloop Unity, Dewick, PSORTEAND, O, April 25—Arrived, bark Webfoot, Wheel wright. San Francisco. Salled—Bark Dawn, Netlson, San Francisco. PORT DISCOVERY, April 28—Arrived, bark Mary Glov- at maarek in Franciaco, iT GA BLE. Aart 26—Arrived, bark Buena Vista, Maraler San Francii PORT TOWNSEND, April 25—Arrived, barks Jonny Pitts, Blinn, San Franelsco; . Amie Guat: ae bare ‘April 20—Sailed, sehr "f. £'M Donovan, in, Bostor DUENSACOLA, May 1—Arrived, schra Mand Briggs, Davis a Qrlcans: rane Le Clark, Vanier, Philadelphia vine. ard. Rosebrook, Bresken, i ared Hark Andneld (Nor). Madaon, gent ie'E Morrow, Mendor, Tampico; Mary A Powers, iiliey, an a Witch, Coleman | uaten, BORE ROYAL. Say Arrived, acht Florence N Tower, 5 Yor! Adee New tat ale Bilas, Simmons, New Yorks on Served 4th schrs A: ner, Ch oma HEADELPITA. 3 all R Chroline Premuda (Aust); Wessel, (el Corich, Deal; Olivia Npecioss (Itul) i jevoto (Ital), Cosiali Lim Alireds (tal), Gaizolo, ool; jen ary 3 Bloan, Antwerp | vis Sandy ' Hook ter Darmen, Bremer ro (Nor), Tounese Ganger Roif (Nor), Larsen, Spewtaht Bremen; Ciara (Ger). Kruse, Assterdans | Havana; rigs Chas ‘A’ Sparks, "\errick Lippincott, Matansns: ‘Mariposa’ vardenas. ‘Adelle MeLoon, Munroe, Matanzas: schra ding, MeRride, Cuibarie: **, Ga: Roger Drury, Bakes Barton. Mod jelly, do; M A’ Meth anuel (Nor i Assenrdess rche Minnie © Taylor, Gartner, siatew “John Hore, Allen, Clenfuseos; Donne Anna, Whaley, Cardenas; Carria H Neots Ee Bangor, Cleared, sebra John ley, Boston ; man. do: Wi do: Geo Nevirger, Smith, son, Ornae, ide MA McGaben, Call, P Irwin, Johnsovu, Daaversport; jso cleared, barks Amalfi (Ital), Russo, Bristol; Elena Cordane ital). Grabate, Queenstown; schr Ella Francis, muda, “Paried hee er Titinols, for Liverpool. Lxwns, Del, May 4—Patsed In yesterday, bark Johann rr). Salle from Be seo gans Kerler ( ‘eve ‘Zeuhyr. Sweetser, Liverpool (and sailed fot Re John, NB) barks Vase Gory, Natlaon, aa gina, Bartolott ‘nn, Eng (bcth (Nor) Neasoris ran in bere oanke this AM. i. steamer Fal tana! borry Frank Matler, Hamilton, Virgint Albert Mason, Rows: Anne FE. Stave Eliza A Seribner, Smith, Philadelphia. Eliaabethport Lehre rowen, Pawtucket: Emil boy eon gg M All Frank Butler, Hamtiton, PAWTUCKET, ‘May 3 Arrived, sch Jonenh Porter, Burroughs, Pi Phitwdeinhi ney, Somer Hannah & Brown, 1» Haverstraw. ‘ited moze, dot Harman B Browa Baskett: Philadelphia James a Dien Carroll, New York; Helen G Kink, Braceys aman, NP. vin, witce CHM OXD, ‘May 2—Sailed, sche Mary B Rankin, Fuller, ‘SAN FRANCISCO, A 25—Afrived, ship Grace Darlin, Gilmore, Departure Fears Eureka, Wallace, Seattiet schr Joseph Woolley, Bruce, Mansanillo. dete orca Dashing Wave, Nickels, Tacoma; St Lucie, BBih—Arrived, brig Polar (Mex), Sole, Guaymes, via Ma: Clenred-—B J B Ford, Jenks, Rtoolnsfibel Sailed—Rark Cambridge, Melntyre May 3—Arrived, bark Mirella (Br), Pats one Ki 4th—Arrived, ship Winged Hunter, Pantia, Nana! Beaver, arture Bay. mer City of Rydney, Dow, Pi lhe April 26—Arrived, shi ip Lockout, Wigetny san SRAtrin, April 26—Arrived, bark Grace Roberts, Dahler, San Francisco via Port Townsend, SAVANNAH, May 3—Arrived, steamer San Salvador, New ‘ork, poleared-Sehe Charmer, Providence; Cathie © Berry, atleds ark Tete (Ger). Pfeider, Charleston. 4th—Cleared. ship Tra nit, CE gg Sem a Sten Hun ow York Rapidan, doy Nor), hentai and PEULUIVAN May 1--Salled, schrs Ganges, Pomroy, and Ann, Stratton: New York. saa. Slay "Z—Arrived, vent Zampa, Sanborn, Pork johnso1 Sailed—Steamer Harrisburg, Worth, Philadel Sd—Arrived, Schrx Almida, Smith. Windsor iro, Kelly, Shulee. NS, fur ) St Joh: gon, Candace, ‘Taber, Bragy, son; Abner Shen, r Phiiadel for New York? 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