The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1876, Page 10

10 THE CENTENNIAL EXIIBITION. | dre We Ready for the Cesiing | on Wednesday ? THE PRESENT CONDITION. a SE Puitapgrrata, May 7, 1876. Phflacetphia is in a buzz of expectancy. Although this fs the Sabbath, a day one would think held in awe* fm solemn Philadelphia, the town is as busy as a fair, All the streets leading to the Centennial are theonged with spectators, Tho cars are crowded, The day ts warm aud still, with a timid breeze coming up from the river and the Jersey sands, scarcely bold enough to move the “flags of «!! nations,’ which bivesom out from the mass of buildings forming the Exhibition, One wonders ‘What it will be in the midsummer months if this baking | Weather comes with the spring. I have taken a careful turvey of the whole aifuir in order that I may tell your readers what they may oxvect if they come here bn Wednesday, and I can think of no more exacting | task fora warm day. A geberal look of the Exhibition fives the impression that it is hopelessly bebind in all tespects, that there is no possibility of it beirg even in a comparative state of readiness; but this is not borne put by a careful study, It will make a much better sbow on the opening than at Parisor Vienna. Three days remain before the ceremonies, and three days will accomplish wonders, especially under the dise!- pliue and impulse which move everything about the Centennial, Let us look at the main building. Chill, the first nation which meets the eye as you enter, is well advanced and another day or two will bring her assortment of leather and minorals into complete readiness, Peru, which makes a modest and sprightly display, is for- ‘Ward and will be ‘at home” to visitors on the opening. The Orange Free States have a cozy corner near Peru, and beyond a little clearing up have little to do Tam sorry I cannot say as much for China, which ‘makes a pretentious display, but has still much to do, Youcateh glimpses of bronzes and earthenware, and exquisite specimens of the art of this strange people; but ut will be a month before it is complete. There are several ingenious temples and pagodas, which will give this department a rich oriental aspect; but patient, Btolid Jobn works with a8 much calmness and aeliber- ation as though he had three years before him rather than three days. Ituly is almost ready, and even in this mags of confusion the taste and beauty of the Ital- Jan native are conspicuous and enticing. Here is onc table of flashing pearl, and a Prie Dieu in carved wood, well worth a journey hereto see, The Scandina- vian nations are in a group, and are quite ready. The display of ceramics, and tilagree work in silver, from Sweden is One. Altogether these three nations, Sweden, Denmark and Norway form a most interesting | part of the show. Passing from the cold, gray north across the narrow path which divides it trom the blaz- ing east We age with Japan, in some rosvects the most notable department. Japan is still bebind, and 1 could fot see much activity among the cunning, bright-eyed | little Mongolians who were moving about the boxes, but enough isalready visible and in place to give us an idea of ber most interesting civilization, Egypt is entirely ready, The character of this peculiar, and in fome respects not altogether desirable country, is scen in the portal, which is cherry, and over which s an in- Scription setting forth in hieroglypbics that His High- ness the Khedive had built this arch to commemorato his friendship forthe great Republic in this the hun- aredth year of its existence. I could gain no idea of What was within the enclosure, beyond an enormous crocodile, who, with a label between his teeth and bis scales freshly painted, gave suggestive memories of the Niue. From Egypt it is only a pace to Groat Britain and her nest of colonics, which are here ina group. Australia, New Zealand, India, Canada, all are here under the wing of Mother England, who sits brooding over her offspring, as it were, marvellous, boticeabl far above any other country in the Exhibition. Eng- (aud and all her vepartments ure well advanced and ready for the opening day. Canada makes a fine dis- play, and there are ome exquisite woods trom New Zealand, Where Turkey and Russia should be there tre blank spaces. Tuere is an odd contrast in the fact that the Sick Man in Etirope and his powerful enepy should here lie side by side in this humiliating condi- tion, But with Turkey it 1s mdifference or ¢misman- agement; with Russia it is the result of an accident to the steamer carrying the exhibits, which broke a wheel and pat in at Plymouth. It will be the 1st of June betore Russia 13 presentable, and Turkey 1s so uncertain that there is some talk of tor- feiting her space. Spain makes a noble display, al- though she has a gvod deal to do, Her portals are bdeuutitully decorated, There are portraits of Columbus and Isabella the Catholic, and a legend, berutfully | painted, of Spain throwing aside the curtain and dis- covering to the world the land of the setting sun. Austria, which, historically, should have place near Spain, is far advanced, aud promises to astonisu us on | Wednesday with her glassware. 1n Germany there are large gaps to fill, but already there are promises of ‘Wonders in terra cotta and tapestry. In the cen- tre of the main building we have many fine effects, notabio among them the coming together, ts in a focus, of Germany, America, Englund and France, Here the display will be brilliant and impos- wg. There is a four-sided trophy, dedicated to tue four continents. Africa 1s honored tu the names of Rawesis and Sososiris; Asia, Confucius and Moham- med; Europé, Shakespeare and Charlemagne. Those selections are unique, but when we coms to honor the Whole American continent, with its varied national- ities, with the names of Washington and Frapk- lin the limitation is grotesque. Could Mex- ico, or Yeru, or Brazil, or none of the lands beyond and about the Equator give us no name that we should find only our own coantry as the tield of selection? But we suppose something must be par- d@oned to the Centennial spirit, and the point is not Worth acontroversy. In passing beyond the rotunda we come to France. That most interesting nation shows Ovely in an exbibiven, and alihough her work §8 not quite Quished it ts fr enough on toward comple- tion to justily us in beli of Muy will do houor to the genias and enterprise vt her people. Neither Beigium nor Switzerland will do as well here as at Vienna, wnd neither of them is ready; but the Netherlands will, in some respects, be among the gems of the display. > finer than the decorations in purple and gold which sorround the portals of the Netherlands. It is in Mrikiug, but not disparaging contrast to Brazil, decorations. I was told that I would see much to as tonist me in Brazil, aud it certainly does make a com- | much better than at Vienna, where | conspicuous features | Netherlands | mendable displa: it was not among the least of the Exposition, Drazil and the are both ready, and whe workmen ure busy to-day putting on the final touches, Mexico is much | behind; the woodwork still unpainted; but the work- men are busy, and there will be something to show for What interesting Republic Portugal is simply a col- lection of boxes, and reminds one of the Lisbon earth. quake 1m its chaos. As to our own country | can onl, y iM a sentence oF two that We are ahead and bebin hand; that some of us are ready and some of us not, and that we shall be in a tumbied up cordition on ‘ednesday unless our extobiiors wand weir workmen fo miracles within the next three days. A PROBABLE MU RDER. At halfpast four o'clock yesterday afternoon Ellen | Waish stabbed Morris Murphy im the abdomen at No ) Mulberry street. They were both under the influ. ence of liquor and Morris had ealled her foul names on the stairs, She ran into her room and got a large bread knife, tollowed bim and jotlicted the wound, from which his intestines protruded. Morris was sent to the Chambers Street Hospital Ellen, been identified by the man mm Who stabbed him, was arrrosted. Lowery iniormed a Hixkatn reporter that «he {a the wile of “Desperaie Moke.” tortious character im the Sixth ward. Coroner Woitinan wook Murphy's statement last night. The prisoner said Y had never quarrelied with his ps:ailant, but bad had some trouble with his wife yesterday Ellen Walsh was then committed by the to await the result of Murphy's myaries. DIED. Fox.—Sunday evening, May 7, Daviv Fox, aged 39 ‘and friends are respecttully invited to at- trom thu residence of bis brother, ies beans at., Tuesday, at two P.M. See Nenin Page; g that the display on the loth | Nothing could be | iis | geighbor, all blazing with hgut and color and fantastic | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. WASHINGTON. (OM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT, Wasuixotox, May 1, 1876, THE BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT TLIAL—THE PRE- | VAILING SENTIMENT ON THE JURISDICTION QUESTION—POWERIUL EFFECT OF MR, HOAR'S | SPBECH—A BaNQUET TO THAT DISTINGUISHED | MANAGER, ° Since the speeches of ManagersJenks and Hoar, in the impeachmeut trial of ex-Secretary Belkuap, public opivion bas undergone some change in regard to what the decision of the Senate will be, a8 to whether they | will claim jurisdiction or not, From conversation with Several Senators it is apparent that few of the republt- cans bave made up their winds and will not until they have heard all the arguments on both eides. Some of those who are lawyers say that Mr. Hoar made a very trong impression oa the minds of the Court, and that | the doubis 10 their minds as to jurisdiction were some- wuat cleared up. The two most forcible suggestions mude by Mr, Hoar were contained, they say, in the passages where he stated “that we had no safeguards of the constitution to throw away,” and that we must distinguish between ‘public clamor and pabhe opin- | jou.” Ifthe vote had been taken a day or two since | itis believed that the Senate would have decided not | to take jurisdiction, Ex-Seeretary Belknap has been considerably disturbed by tho telling points made by Mr. Hoar, and his counsel manifest a great deal of con- corn as to the issue. Much will depend, it 1s now con- | ceded, on the strength of the argument to be made by | Mr. Jere. Btack, | The friends of Mr. Hoar gatberod about him until late | last night at a banquet to attest their admiration of his | | address to the Impeachment Court. The party seemed | also to have more siguiticance as a political movemeat, | two of the most prominent candidates, Messrs, Bristow and Blaine berg present, the former conspicuously on the right of Mr, Hoar and sharing in all the houors, while Postmaster General Jewell, Messrs. Hale, of | Maine; Dawes, of Mass., and other distinguished politi- cians, supposed to be favorable to Mr. Bristow, lent their presence to the occasion, Mr, Blaine withdrew some time before the feasting terminated. Every ove present was in the best of humor, and when Mr. Hoar parted with them at quite a Iate hour he proceeded home to correct the reporter’s manuscript of his ex- tended remarks. The democratic managers have | shown great tact and shrewdness in giving Mr. Hoar so conspicuous a position in the arguments, which is con- strued to mean tbat the repuolican side must be well | moved in the debate {np order to remove a supposed re- luctance to hold that the Senate has jurisdiction in tho Belknap case. The Senate will not give a decision, it is thought, until atter Congress shall have returned from ity attendance upon the opening of the Centennial Exhibition, AN IMPORTANT INTERNAL REVENUE SPIRIT BILL—DETAILS OF ITS PRINCIPAL FEATURES. An important internal revenue spirit bill will be in- troduced to-morrow by Afr, Whiting, member from the | Fifth district of Hlinow, It makes the tax fifty cents, | compels revenue agents to give $25,000 bonds and fixes their pay at $7 per day, provides for weighing of spirits at distilleries and for uniform methods of surveying | and ascertaining capacity; it embodies the amend" ment recommended by the New York Produce Exchange exempting tax paid goods from de. tention, and somo other provisions favor- | able to dealers. It embraces some feature! of Commissioner Pratt's bill, but nene of thoso recog- nized as hostile to trade, Mr. Whiting’s district (the Peoria district) is the largest spirit producing district in the country, Itis claimed for the system of weighing spirits in- stead of measuring by volume of gallons or barrels that it will obviate fraud. The plan ts already in use in the s¢ of oll and has worked successfully, The weighing of spirits Is practised im England. This is the fitth proposition before Congress for the amendment of the law on this subject of internal revenue taxation, THE EFFORT TO SECURE M’KEE’S PARDON— | VIEWS OF THE PRESIDENT. With reference to the efforts recently made to secure a pardon tor McKee, of the St. Louis Globe, it is said | that the President does not desire to take any responst- bility in the matter unless Judges Treat and Dillon and District Attorney Dyer first unite in requesting a par- don. The Attorney General has written Dyer insisting upon an expression of opinion, and the: President will not act until fu:ly advised by the Attorney Genoral. | THE ST. AGNES C A sacred concert was given last evening at the church of St. Agnes, Forty-third street, aud was attended by a fine audience. The following artists and amateurs were among the volunteers:—Mme,. Gaz- | zanega Albites, Miles. A, Sanger, Purdy, A. M. Sayer; | Lottie Simpson, Signor Bugotte, W. ©. Baird, Pro-* fessor Salinson, Messrs, 1. Baldwin, Reidell, W. Dolan and Mons, Gaston Blair. Among the gems of the entertainment was the violin solo by Mons. Gaston | Blair wud the “Hymn to St. Stephen,”? the words of the late Dr, Curomings, and the solos by Mmes. Bryan Rob- inson and Gazzanega A!bites and Miles. Purdy, Sanger, Sayer avd Lottie Simpson. The procecds go to- Ward assisting the completion of the building of the Church of St. Agnes, now in active process of erection, | The energy and untiring zeal of the pastor, Father Mac- Doweall, displayed in so rapidly advancing’ the erection of bis charch, so much needed in that district, aud suc- cessfully conibatting against the diflicultios of building in these adverse times, are highly commendable. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. | “The Star of the North’? will be produced at Booth’s Theatre to-night by the Kellogg English Opera Com- pany, with great splendor of scenery and costume, ‘There will be 400 persons, a brass band, a drum corps, a battery of artillery, all on the stage at once. | According tothe Gaudois, Neruda, the Bohemtan | musician and the inventor of the polka, who bad re | tired for some years and was living with his wite at / bia country seat near Prague, bas just been assassi- nated by robbers, Hl ‘SHIPPING: NEWS: Li | | OCEAN STEAMERS, i | | i | DATES OF DEPARTURES FRUM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTHS | OF MAY AND JUNE. 4 Bowling Greea ot Broadwe: 50 Broadway 18 Broadway Liverpoot Liverpoot 1[ Glaazow 7 Bowling « reon jowline Green | \Liverpoot! Mamourz Rotteruaas 15 Krondwiny . 169 Mroadway 7 Howling Green Leche Green 29 Broadway Bi iway | Rroxdwar ni Broad) 37 Broadway | Celtic BFNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE | COASTING AND POREIGN TRADE 1s oF officers of vonsels engaged im the coasting or fo bserving the | dixplacement of romoval of sea buoys, aro requested to com: | munieate the fact to the [rraty, so that it may be brow sht publicly to the attention of the proper authorities. A I addressed “to the editor of the Hxaaun, New York city,” | giving as accurately as possible the number aud posit observed along the Atlantic and Pacitic coasts of the Ameriean Continent, When they are observed on the coast of European countries or in the Mediter requested that (nformation be sent either by letter to the London ofice of the New Your lixraco, 46 Fleet street, London, or to the Paris office, 6t Avenue de VOpera, Paris, Where tho telegraph ts used despatches may be addressed “Renactt 46 Fleet street, London, “Bennett, 61 Avene de \'Opora, Varin” Where displacoment are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, asin Asta or A communicate with us upon reaching port, Thisinformation will be eabled tree of charge to the Hernaun and published Ba NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW VORK AT STOUT —The He nann has adopted 4 distinguishing Coston might signai for nee on board the HkRALD steam vaelt, show! ing the colors red, green, red, changlay trom . and can be wen several wile: | tains of vessels, upon reeing this siemal, will ublize ueby | preparing any marine news thoy may hare for the News Department of the Henatn | Ronthampten « ja | | | tug as New York can de so by addressing to such vessels care of HERALD news yacht, pier No. 1 East River, Now York. Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- livered. Duplicates are required, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—TUHIS DAY. PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ARRIVALS, WHITESTONE TELEGRAPO LINE Steamer City of Richmond \ Br), Brooks, Liverpool apt id Queenstown 28ib, (with — and passengers to Dale. May %, Int 48 ch paase, soaner ‘Adriatic 'Br), hence for Liverpool ; oath, int ) nf, lon 51 34, a forme fcoberg; Vth, BB miles east of Senay ¥ Hook, steamer 7, 1876. | Chester’ (br), h Liverpool; same ds BE mice do of do. 5 da for do. amer Wvoming (ir), Price, Liverpool April 27 via nstown 23 with indse and passengersto Wailllans & on, teainer Donan (Ger). Bussiua, Bremeh April 22 and arith, midge 9 pussengers to Melrieds waodt a Knglt hb Pinowing cignel Nevers JRC. French steamer hound E, showing stan, l. Tat ninard fehl Nound E; \d (Belg). TP. Steamer Canima (Br), Liddicoat, Bermuda May 4, with id passengers to A E Outerbridye, ‘Steamer Wyanoke, Conch, Ricimond, City Point and N om with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion Ste: ‘ship Continental, Ciarx, Dublin 49 days, in ballast. to De Grout & Yoek. May 4, lat 87, lon 70, Fra bracklet, seaman, 18 yours Taintopsuil yard, aud died 12 hours after; was buried at sea noxt day. Smith, Havre Mareh in bal- Ship Josephine ( last to © Tobias & Co, is anchored in Gravesend’ Bay for 12, ers. Slip Loretta Fish (of Thomaston), Carney, Callao pith xuano to Hobson. Hurtado & Co: vessel 10 Koow & Wurgess, Piawd Capa Morndan 28: crossed the Equator of Falkland Islands, had w in which sprang main- mi Bark Serio (Nor). Sverdrap, Liverpool 45 days, in ballast dive & Co. Evensen, Belfast 46 days. in bullast to Came the soathern pasiazo and bad ‘eather. Hark Ankator (Nor); Hendrickson, Traverstrand, Nor, 45 bal Bockmann, Orlein & son Hamburg. 75 days. with mise to orders ves Tobias & C ‘ame pouthern Passage and had variable weather. Bark Paul (Ger), Klatt, Amsterdam, 86° da: to order, was 4 days in the chante, with gales. Hark Thomas Fletcher, Pendleton, Dunkirk 44 days, in ballast to © Renoa 48 days, in ballast ear April 7, us), Volpe, Valencia 66 days, in bal- in ballast strong NW Aer. inteat (ir), Hines, Rio Janghro 50 days, with cof- Bark Com fee to Maitland. Pheips & Co: yensel to Pendergast Bros. d Tight winds the entire passac Tintt, PointeaPitre 15 daya with & Sons: vessel to Miller & Houghton, Turk J H Chadwick (ot Portland), Howe, Matuuras, 9 dave with sugar te Gomer, Rionda & Co. Bark Cyclone (Br), Forbes, Mutunzus April 24, with sagar to order. Bark Carlotta (of Turks Island), Somers, days. with sugar to M Morgan: vassel to D B Dearborn. snare Masonic, Race, Cardenas 9 days, with sugar to J M los; vessel to JH Ward & Co, vi (Nor), Winnes, Sagan 13 days, with sugar to aling & (Co. Bane e pe x jacomo (Ital), Laure, Sm: ry jays, wit! ussed Gibraltur, March 2 if Brig Maria” Concetta (ital), Guetielmini, Palermo 70 days, with truit to order, pased Gibraltar Maren 1, John Welsh (of Philadelphia), Armstrong, Porto Ca- bellu Iaduve, with cofeo to Dallers, Biles & G6, vowel to Evans, Rall & Co. Brig’ Robert Mowe (of New Haven), Dearborn, Potn Pitre 14 days, with sugur and molasses to H Trowbridge’ s. rig Charley (of Parsboro, NS), Hanson, Poin with sugar to Swan & Son; vossel to P mn. Brig A 8 Pennell (of Portland), Beck, Moule, Guad, 18 davs, with mdse to Hamlin & Sons, Hirle Hattie » Bishop ‘of Portiatd), Bishop, Aquadilia 14 day ‘10 Brown, Bi day " Haven), Mayaguez 13 tones: Sagus 13 a: easel to. dF Whitney ig Akbar (ot Machias), Thompson, Calbarien 11 days. with sngur to J M Ceballos; vessel to Siapson, Clapp & innie (of Georgetown, PED, Grit, Catbarion 13 Htavvoras, (of Maitland, SN: Yhas Luling & "re anted no axsistance. Hott Santos 48 avr, with coffve to ator April 43; lon 8 0 Deming (of davs, with molasses to Th ae Frye & iit Noward Walto (of Poritandy, with sugar to Grinnell, Hunter & Co. Sehr Clara’ E Rogers (of Machias), Rogers, Cardenas 10 days, with sugar to E Richardson. Sehr OE Paige (of Phitud | days, with molasses to order; by ngs, Nuovitas, 12 ns; Veusol to Jed Lee, Cardenas 8 days, Minturn & Co; vessel to Marcus bia), Grace, Cardenas 10 vessel tod H Winchester & 0 Schr Rehocea Shepherd ‘of Philxdelphia). Robinson, Trin- | fdad, via Dele Breakwater, 2t days, with sugur io 3 & W Hiwelt ‘t Co, Rock, Hammond, Catbarion 10 daes, with sugar to Debarra & Co; vessel to Millor & Hought Scher Cite of Chelsea fof Eilsworth) . Godwin, Buricon 14 x, with fenit to J Dutt & 3, lat 35 30, lon 74, poke schr Wu S Barwell, Baraevs Sehr Viets Hiekhars Baracoa 10 ays, with f J eat vessel t Baracon 11 ours, with frait 25 miles north ainboom, stove fo split fore and inain Schr Annie Lee (of bi ‘sonville 8 days, with lumber vo Drew & a his May Int 85 21, lon 74 15, ine, wera andina 7 days, with naval bad a heavy martbenly 8 on che Wn Ut stor Cains, Darian, Ga, 5 days, with ir lumber to HW Sehr Nelly Potter, delphi 15 dase, w Sehr J H Rapp. ( Reus Adelitar Loveland. 1 Sehr A'P Avery, Rihen. Baltimore for New Haven, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. xitoumer City of Fitchburg, Springer, Now Bedford for ‘ew Yor! Steamer Electra, Youns, Providence for New York. 8 ena hinge Ewing. New Londo Norwicn for Now ‘Schr Mail, Mend, Greenwich for New York, Schr Haze, MeN Stixatora for Now York. Williams, Staintord tor Now Yorr, che Rebecen & Harriet, Haw N ken. Nebr A C Kindbers, Horton Stoninuton for Schr EF Menagy, Lewis, Portland. Cu for Pnitadetphta. Schr Margaret Jane, Kennedy, Providence for New York. Sebr RH Huntley, Adams, Prov «Sone Panthea, BA, rk. t Crowell, Bath for New York, Lone. Roe BOUND East. Steamer Bolivar, Geer, Now York for New London. : Port Johnson Seber last, Retr Jeaute C Russ rt Johnson for Providence. Selir Addic P Avery Baltimore for New tw Reading Weallvoad ‘No 4, Adumee Philadelphia for Hartiord. chr Scud, Atlen, Trent Haven, toston, Johnson for Boston, Nell ndout for Horton, Schr Eline Hoss, Lewis, Amboy for Pravidenes, Sehr Helen Mar, Ward, Port Jotinson for Providence, ort Johnson for New Bed- vow York for Stoningten. Norwieh, ahghe JB Satth, Winchoster, , for Portland, he Convoy, rene Now York for Boston. w York « Redford, chr'Annie Chase, cibson, New York for Greenport. Schr Hightwader, Woods, Port Jobson for Salem, Wind at sum Baraweter «1 OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE, Newront, R. 1, May 7, 1876. At about Bve o'clock this morning, during the thick fog, the steamer Providence, of the Fall River line, om ber way from New York, struck the British bark Ocean Gem, Capt Calium, of and for Quebec. which arrived at this port in distress yesterday, from New York, The bark was anchored In the outer huts vor and the steamer wae fecling her way to her dock at this + midnight, 28.89, port, She struck the bark heed on und considerably dam- ayed bor stem ; fortunately she did not seriously injure her. ‘The captain latter states that the steamer mast have strained bis vessel, as she leaks twice as much to-day ae she yosterday, Mis bell wae rang all night. The bark was anchored directly in the track of vessels, aud withiu her length of the spot where the i Was run jute aud sank bi IATL Alter considers nd a bent fated English steamer le delay the went to the see it any ather steamers go weather they come harbor, as there Is apt to be but few vee atc was owned by Ha © native of Bolzium, fell trem, tho | Jeutta (Ital), Lauro, London 39 days, with mdse | i] I sor a5 dos ee Reaured Wi probably Bs etotalloca David fuses, of Sales Belem. has been purchased by uronry Priond, of Seun Geyriux, Ed iden, oe Weniord 5th from New York, with corn. arrived leaking bad)y, having sprung «leak ni:ht of 4th, near Polat Judith, and ‘to resort to the pumps. Scun Pana Chase: trom Richmond, Va. for Rio Gronde. put ito Berwuda May 3 with,head ‘ef ast sprung; Would repair and procesd. , May 1—Steamer Sardinian. which arrived when about five sand Clydeedaie, aad some. sixty sail ong the ier. The Rardintan pa avy fad ot orice’ thirty im miles above Cape ie. Portiaxp, May 5—A schooner balling from Eilsworth. cape Tosug: fren Seillivas: tor new vores with staves and w headin, snd was run ashore on . Astand ‘Siar vg ae Wwul come off Wasuixct0x, DC, May 7—The ef Kienal-0 Seariee ion Sener Cape May re aS ae oo ion: Le. reports the sche Emeline Capt jkng eda trom m Quiney i for Phiiadetphia, with 63 tone of stieue, iach bar of Towaxend's infos ane full of and rigging olf to-duy. H Bills & are the owners.” Snupavitpina ox Loxa Joanna Fyne Smith & Terry have seniors § we, eg Co, of Faltou Market, schooner smack, to een in July and ens jald, 7.3 feet. is building for Daulel Combs, sioop of U7 feet keel, 15 teot Haven, Sag Harbor, is completing « finely m hed t Moriches Chas ‘Torry is building a fine catrlgxed boat Joshua Terry, of that place, and suother of similar rig for New York parties, Lauxcnxo— Another porgie fishing steamer of about 75 tons, from Merrill's yard, East Deering.(May 3. Sho was towed to Portiand Pier to take iu her machinery. WHALEMEN, rks Sovephine, Harill, ott, do, 120 ‘fulabow, ard, Lapham. NB, = do, for Kodiac; Arrived at Honolula April 20. NB, igo bale p; Acors April ‘aa ape deve do. fur the Arctic. A letter from ap F ruveisco. dated ‘April 28, Marengo. Ki April bay =: for the + Al fr t Winslow, sea March 20, baving ook one whale, waich stor Borden, with 100 bbls this season: Heard from, bark © W Mor- Swhales.’ Was bouad to reports shi Teall wel Ship Lixsle Moses, Cox, from Bremen for Philadelphia, May 6. off Fre Island. Ship Asteacuns (of ‘t Joha. XB), from Liverpool tor Bom- bay, April 18, lat 44. lon 1 Ship Kantorn Star (ot Liverposl), from Plymouth for Que- 5, Int, 45 26, lon 20 47. na irom hip, signal NTHP, ‘on 5 Peis yards, from a ponneinne fort Liverpool 92 > 20, lat 27 5, lon QCBL, from Galveston for Gothenburg, Stag iB ee for Philadelphia 14d trom Palermo a it tof Gaye Palo bw Wark’ Tuapero’ (ir), bound west, April 17, at 61 N, lon * Ware William (of Halifax, X$), from Antwerp for Hamp- ‘op eat adic (er), freca Sige tor Hampton Reside, Apeil ark Claudia (er). from sligo on or 12, Int 4 on oan yik6 : ‘sar ‘Twelfth Juno (Sp), from Savannah for Barcelona April 6, lat 3s, lon jark’Onni (Ras), Dahlberg, from Liverpool for Philadel- Pils, Mr 7, of akan es Carthagine for Quel hark (ot tt ). from Carthagsna bee AvP IT tet STN. lone W ees obkip Hoocley, rrost, trom ‘Batavia, April 6, Int 28 30 N, on Be Mark Karsten Langaard, (Sep, from Havre for Hampton Roads, April 19, Bark Naney ‘i lot Ath from Lav A for Wilmin: 5 NO, Abril 28, 30 maton SW s Ballycoton. aoe ci ae (Nor), from Mossiua for Boston, April 12, lat > M Haskell. Crowell, from Loudon for Boston, april oom omst Alban’ s Head. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Ausrenpax, May S—Arrived, bark Haakon Haakonsen (or), Houge, New York (not arrived at Rotterdam). Axtwenr, May 7—Arrived, steamer Vaderland (Bolg), Randle, Philadelphia, Failed 7th, ship Jairas B Lineola, Lombard, Curdiff, Beurast, May S—Arrived, brig Sabra (Br), Churlton, Now York. Bunorn—Sailed, steamer St Olat (Nor), Philadelphia, Burwen, May 6—Kailed, ship Constantia (Ger), Kueblken, Philadelphia; barks Gauss (Ger), Steengrafo, Baltimore; Sebastian Bach (Ger), Swustedt, Philadelphia; Astronom (Gor), Klopper, New York. Cexre, Muy 5—Sailed, brig Mary M Willlams (Br), Hanna, New York, Canirr, May 7—Sailed, ship Peruvian Congress (Br), Power, Singapore, Doxpee, Mas 6—Arrived, bark Bertha (Ger), Schultze, Darien, Granatran, to May 6—Arrived, bark Busy, Heard, Paler} mo, for Philadelphia or New York; vehrs H © Winship, Doane, Trapani for Boston (see below); Wm Frederick, Ames, do for do, Gxxoa—Sailed, bark Antonio Ferraro (Ital), for Now York. Maver, May 6—Arrived, steamer Frisia (Ger), Meyer, Hamburg for New York. Liveeroon, May 6—Arrived, ship Strathearn (Br), Daw- son, New York, Sailed 6th, bark Wild Hunter, Twambley, Savannah (not previously). Lowestorr, May 6—Arrived, brig Etta (Br), Georgo, Bull River. 8C. Mapnas—Sailod, bark Mary M Bird, Packard, London, Narurs, May 5—Sailed, stoamor Sidoniun (Br), Edwards, New York. Pavitiac, May 5—Satled, brig Atlas, Powors, St Thomas. Raa, to May 6—Arrived, Camila, from New York (2). Ruvat, to May S—Arrived, ship Annie M Law (Br), Hil- ton, New Orleans; barks Gentoo, Staples, New Yor! Jobnson (Br), Hains, do; sehr Mattie W Atwood, Newcomb, New Orleans, Rancoox,to May @—Arrived, bark Carrie Humphrey, Grosier, Caraiff, Loxpox, May 7—Sehr Henry C Winship, Doane, from Tra- ‘pani for Reston, has arrived at Gibraltar leaging badly. Bark Balearry (Br), Johnsen, from Iquique for New York, ‘was spoken March 3, no lat, &c. with loss of spars, SPOKEN, Ship Mindoro, Bray, from Boston for Melbourne, April 4, ) lat 3 N, lon 26 WEATHER REPORT. Fatwovra, May 7, Pa—Wind E, light; fine. FOREIGN PORIS, ‘ Benwcp, Aprit 20 Arrived. sehra Lord Mavo (Br), Hali- fax; BOtb, Laura, Roberts, Philadelphia; May 3,° Para, Chase Spies usin Sui Pomscorb. How York; 1 Arrived, steamer Sardinian (Br), Dutton, Liverpool fo loyoueee, Apeil Ts2Sailod, bark Colomo, Hall, guano lands. yneRy, NSW, March 24~-Sailed, ship Edgar, tor San Francisco. Rio Grande (see miscel) Pxe Steamme Doxav.! Asrwaar apr a Arrived, Harmony, Dinsmore, Buenos Ayro: mae ANDREA, April 11—Arrived, Ada P Gould, Merritt, ft Ayan, March 22—Arrived, Osoco, Fulton, Rio Janeiro. FR hrlaal April Zi— Arrived, Auguste, Vou Marten, rlenns, Brnaex, April 18—Arrived, Protector, Falek, Pensacola; Garibaldi, Kuveaborz, do oc eeet Ave 1—Sailed, J B Walker (s), Gr Mar- ya “Cai, April 22—Sailed, Thule, for Richibucto; Iride, New "Soeur, Mareh 27—Arrived. Wild Wave, Batchelor, Gan- taLcora, —o 24—Sailed, Star of Brunswick, Rich- atled, Skidbladner, for Fernandina, Miramichi. ire, Leckie, San Fran- ‘aulista Lo Provost, New Fatwourn, Nagel angen Canada Belle, for London, GuoversrER, A ied. Calypso, Nielsen, Quebec. Gaixse rn Darrell, lentes, veunen, Philadetphia Halifax, & Liverpool. ete men Nae apalipaanecent pic if Quebec; Trow- 18-cleared, 11 Ht Wright, Myers, Leghorns Picasso, Ponca, pril 21-08, no date, Mindob, Iogebretsen, ba ran, Apel tors Sensors " ¥ Balled Sou dell 5 Watts. © utebins, St Jol 3 Al enina. Berni red 22d, Milo, Woubtus, Sydney, CB Ly aan bites) Julius, Fi (s), Gill, New York: Kunebery, PU Dari A i: Now Orleans: tensen, lobleter, Bavaneah vie Havre ;Alice igunde, Hofgaard, Pensacola; Bath, ‘Arie, Lauren, wh iustenpen Baltimore ; Jas * Solertin, Given, Three ae. « San'Veanclsce! 24th, remen, FHelmers, Sand a ‘April 22—Cleared, Agostino 8, Pickrapiat, New Miran, April 22—Arrived, Kraljoviea, Sverlings, Balti. ™LoxpowpERRy, April 10—Arrived, Cattina R, Sattors, Baltimore: ‘Doth, Capri, Barker, Phisadet pte. led 2ist, Arteta, Rei almer, bain 22d, Gun, do, April 22-8, hiesen, Miramichi; onan at a, Ducbler, Filladsiphisn iderson, Balti- Lisnox, Avril 17—Arri gy fe I more; TSth, Arbitrator (s: ars Nailed Ath, Constante, aoe Mawvrorr, | April 22—Sailed, We tt en VPoaadeiph vag! Tonle, “petal 2—Cloured, jared, aryboren \. for Taube ‘Newroi i 22 —Cleared, St Agnes, Ball, dad Bt Jobn, Hida, Nielsen, Montre: SGronto, April 1S—Arrived, Harry Stewart, Larrabee, Trovanrel, April 21—Sailed, Alico Read, Epa Be Gee April, 23--Railed. Pao ene tie Erna, Liverpool; Nova Stfan, itera: qieexs. April 21—Arrived, President Dase, Olsen, New Bronenase Roe ea ae Parker, Davies, A ppc Sailed 180 Cagtarl. Water Pour Ke di Gallsd, flotfoung, Fretwarst, Boston, Beet agneen! has goog nen yo Sowers Clarendon, from Liverpool ich inte aceminen 16th inst, with gone, by with loss of mizzemtop- nk, foun here im tow yester- April te Anne eve youteedy trout Mew: Orituta, had fstooss mast broken. Longe , CRENSTOW X, April 23—Th itis from Greenock forGuebee (oath pusie Tere leaky, gt (nua quay a aa Greenocg, A for Quebec, maiumast mast and day. April Eien y Tia, + Nol, Christensen, Pate Rosa, Gill, Phils (2 Sl Bowaion§ eka, to setae rit 23aerlved. & Ati Gray, Now Orleaus; ae, Breudsan, dot O a, Savannah. Avante March to Arrived N Boynton, laschard. Blo a tseraet. April 25-—Arcived, Anail Ani 20h, Past. i AI it a Marvan, Thomas, Bull Iver, SC: Ade iredales Kapton’ Portland. Star the mh Sandy Hook; KY Saiied 24th, Onsinick, Del Houpxs wil 2a oSalled, Acadia (s), Crate, New Yorks 2ath, Guidio. iol, ilu. do; 25th, Moas, Jucubson, Q Arrived 24th, Jenuie Cobb, Smalte New. York Wancaioxa, April 12—Arived, Fiuvia, Muristany, Sevan- nah. Ae a March 21—Arrived, Premier, McGilvet y Tsay. April 23—Arrived, Taika, Cutharina, Siemers, iladedp gue April 26—Sailed, William Yeo, Pieitfers, Mon- Cakumanvo, April 23—Arrived, Irene, Verry, Sa- vanni Canpive, a 24—Cleared, R L Lane, Murray, Rio Janeiro; puebec, ce mi Rim sh eens R Burnham, Phillips, Padang; Ida, lorr' Coun Ap ont 26-Salled, Leonora, Henry, North America. Caviz, April 30—sailed, Rene, Andromenn, Gloucester. pe tteoreaAsived, Poineas Pendleton, Nichols, Bom- ay. Cnanente, April 25—Cleared, Robbie Burns, Murray, uel bei 21st, Frithiof, Jeremiassen, New York. 23—Arrived, Robina, Hagen, New ye CorExmaGuN, April Deat, April 24—Passed by, Emma Vittore, Philadelphis for Boston; 20th, Agastino 5, Piotrapiana, Londo: York; Si lope, Little, Sun Francisco tor Ani 27uh, Westorn Share, McAllep, Astoria fot Ital Tudia, Dunkirk tur Quebec (and thomas amin, v ter, London for Montreal. ,Ploen, Thompsen, Sunderland for Montreal. Duxansiss, April 20-Pussod vy, Grat Moltk, Obie from New York ior Stostin. ybovat, April 24—OMf, no date, Post, Gundersen, for New y SRoasna, Apeil 24—Arvived, Fete, Dahl, Baltimore, Dowex, April 44—Arrived, Exnorter, Brooks, Caleutta, , Liver- Due rn oop 24—Arrivod, Paulina, New York; Kmpiro, fled auth, Nuova Margherita, New York, Sailed irom Kinzston 24th, G. is . for St John. Danrziv, April 22—Arvives ra, Corning, Baltimore, DUNKink. pril 24—salied, Pant of India, Quevec. Eustsous, April 23—Arrived, Kiizabeth Hamiltoa, Stow- art, Savanniuh tor Roval; Dirigo, Mobile for Leeval: Eastuovuns, April 24—Passed by, Peter Young, from Point Lobas, bound FLeerw ‘April 24—Arrived, Alma, Tobias, Pensacola; yn, Galveston Apel 1 areivods hong Onsae, from P Ut pri oon vod, ar, ‘Ors- grand for St John, NB. orealed Sth, Columbus, Quebec; C F Elwell, O’Brien, 27th, Mary Goodell, ‘Gammon, Greenock; Jom Zittloen, Merriman, Hamburg. RICKSHALD, April To Arrived, Tima, Albethsen, ‘Tun, April 26—Arrived, Grov Manderstrom, Olsen, April 24,—Sailed, Norma, Bernecker, ', April Sen Gee Odd, Netisen, Galveston, th, Martino, iti, ‘Montreal Europa (s.), m™ 20th, Waldeadian (6), Quebec; 27th. Sirio, Siuparieh, Montre MOUTH, Giascow, April 25.—Arrived, | Yoner, Hendrickson, New Orlenia: Kong Sverre, Asko, rliiladelphia, 2th, . Trumpf, Travers, Montreal, Gt ALTAR, ‘April, 1i—Arrived, Luci Serra, Cacace, Licata (and’ cleared for Philadelphia); Hornet, Hi Messing (and cleared for Pulindcipbia; 141), Pidelia, cleared fur Philadelphia) ; h, Nu Vu sting, Sturace, Leghorn (aud cleared. for Phite- April 21—Sailed, Norden Dronning, Tubiasen, usbee: ‘Veteran, Gage, Palermo; 23d, aM Picasso, fenco, New York. Uvtis April 24—Arrived, Colombo (6), Whitney, New York ; 26th, Ambota, Al a. Basti HTOTe. Hateriairdo., Avril ae ‘Loch Fleet, Robertson, Portland, 0, via Q Hikuvour, April zi--arrived, EM Duval, Trofry, Phila. 234, Saron, Johnson, Montreal; 24th. wars April 25—Cleured, Donata (3), Galgey, Liver- pesalled 234, Rebus, Pedersen, Sandy Hook; 24th, Elinor, Thorsen, do; Kunz Carl, Henrickson, do, rsen, Miramichi; Salled’ trom Pauillac “Sd, Tudustrle, rrived, Hammonia (s), Voss, Phila- aig, New You Hampona. April, 22 t Forsuitt, Lobos. eo Skolfich Sales New Or! Brothers, Be rett, Host B Brown, Keaser, San Portland, Me. fren, Charleston; Steinvord, Melutosb, St Join, NB: Hfentse MeGregor, do; Siberia Boston 20th Oe |, Morrison, Piitadel- G (test two ett a3 Prassian Me St Suiled 24th, Exprens. i): Tmperial,” Crovhy Yokohama Sardi ‘iehohnann, Novel? tthe Seotiata), Lindgulst: Rock, St Thomas, &c; Premuda, New York; 1th, Hania, MeLoon, ide, New York: Sarpen, ker, areata att elbourne, Sa ‘Miramichi Matton, Cosulied, Elwell Barstow, Stewart, CB; 25th, do sel Aunie EK ENiot, Elliot ote oe 1 Charley, Sivel ute Tarifa), Mansém, Miraniieh Pp! Elmstone, Bragg, New York Porto Torres; Canada (s), ‘k (and entered ley rietta, Holbe, Philadelphia. jeured 24th, F I Kocltum, Wadin, Quebec; 25th, New New York; Draupnei y ‘aralnen, Que Utopia’ s), Cromarty, Kew York; 25th, Severn (s), Skinuer, Halitax, ileg friam Gravesend 20th, Humboldt, New York; Agas- tina 5, do. Lowustorr, April 26—Salled, Skimmer of the Sea, Mon- tre: na K, Apri! 26 rrived Paolo Revello, hen da hoa boc: Bonita, omud, Jayne, Genoa: Ob Liverpool; 28d, Hi W igi Myers, Genoa. ‘Lisnox, April 16 ~Sailed, Clas F F Ward. Gx Macssin' oo “4 adelphia; 21st, N ‘New. Yor Mibprxasonoven, april 30 Arrived, MS Petersen, Erick sen, Baltimore. ‘MAASSLUIS, April 25—Arrived, Tarita, Knudsen, Wilming- CASTER. April 14—Cleured, Kuniee Nicholas, for Que- bee: 25th, Woylandt, New York. ewrour, April 23—Sailed, Avon New Ross, april 21 Pr TenaetO. April 21—Sailed, Edward Jobnsoa, Beam, 8t Vuxaurit, April 24—Sailed, Alice Reed, Kelleran, Batavia; Don Quixoie, King, Sing NeapUre. Piniav, Ape ited. Pillaa, Rubr, New York, Paciiic, Apell Y1—Arrived, denny Cobb, Small, New ‘Tivana, March 14—Arrived, Milo, Kracht, Geeceang. Qvexsstows, April lt—Arrived, Bliza Keith, Power, Pen- = la for Cork, 25th, Dusineo (@), Remushan, Phisa “Nailed 25th, Herbert Mack, Dublin; JW Codin, Liver. ols Argon awit Ne di ‘of Hope, Antwerp; Ida rodale, otal ‘April 22—Arrived, Carl Georg, Stoober, Charles- Mackler, Baltimore, 0 Lorento, Brigenti, ‘Raves, April 22—Arrived, Triads, Torabochia, New Or- itu 25—Suiled, Merentor, Meidel, Tiree tersen, Miramichi. Tewscoox, March 17-—Airived, Prince Patrick, Poterxin, Liverpool Cleared March 18, Cotambia, Darter, English Ch: Scnprnuasn, April 24—Arrived, Marlan, Toomp: sacoin Saaited 26th, Sisters, Thomson, Montreal; Sarah A Staples, Nickersoit, Boston Smietos, Apel “Fh—Saited Isabella, Quebec; 25th, Macy. porongh, doz Eunice, Nichoins, siLtora, April as satled, Gaspard, Neilsen, Baltimore. Siico, April 27—Arrived, Mathilde, Bredenborg, uith onlled 224, lpn fy be New Orleans. Rorruupais, april 24 a, Vietor, “agobren, Gna teres, Apel Arrives, Milimeseioke, MRwveNa, April 11—Sailed, Helen A Holmes, Eldridge, son. qcitoo™, April 24—Salled, Antte Owen, Richards, Mstan- “Tex, Avril 23-Sailed. Katergo, Elstrom, altimore, Twarast, Ape rived, Henry © Winship. Doaue, Genoa (and cleared Lith tor Boston). ” Cleared 10th, John F Kranz, Howes, Boston; 13th, Wm Frederick, Auda, do. Tracer, ae 3 Wanuns Poist, April 26—Arrived, Norfolk. Railed 28th, Brazone, Olivart, N Wavsouriy April 25—Seiled, Lo aged April Be nelled m, Zanzinar, March 15—Sailed, Solomon, bgennaet Akyub, Can rit 26—The Enmore (8), Woman, arrived here 281 inet trom Boenos Ayres, reports ihat in the eis om Feb 2s, of Chico, with the Belle ae q ed), the steamer had plates on st. Talged waist boat and cat and fish davits carried away, and sus tained other damage. Lowpox, Apel 27-The deriet shi fallen in with April ®& in at tat ‘a on Felix, Ohartea,- artived at age to winds #8 on the night of the 21st Ber “she was afterward towed into the Mersey uy the tug Knight Tomplar. ¢ J 1 Brown, arrived this day from San Fran- ‘been in collision in the river with the of) later bad bo: pas and headgear carried ay. Ranxgoos, Mareh ster bene Uh Cal as! mone 4 mene, which arrived pee o Warch u, D pay bey va od ‘richen) of the Lochgoll, trom’ Cuteutts for New Jamped overboard and was drowned. AMERICAN PORTS. AUEXANDRIA, May 4—Arcived, scbra Albert Thomas Bow Tose David "Caton, ‘ond Mary & bb Smith, from —— jor Washington, amen + Marries TWomas, and Rhode Holmes (trom Geo. getown), for — Martha 8 Parker, Si Nailed— i bark Sava ( mr ngia Buckale it Hob, E. An} icindhe Port! tow ie ant Smith, Week: Corsou, da; A! le Raga. Ty imarrived. “Arti re xDE Hate May 3—Sailed, CALAIS, er rrived, achrs ae Saco, ‘Si, Alberto Attagracia, Ceres, and lds, New York: jadre Coruti (Ita, (higs: sche Waiter EB Patmer, Randall Cai SRUNSWICK, Ga, April 20-—Arrived, schrs J & L Bryan, Le rewsier, ; : De M May erred seur Harbinger, Dodgy ‘New York, a, Barks Templu: steamer, Octorara, . Faleb, Christiausend: Te ot fownsend, Was! Annio L Wilder, Pren see tan E With sh Trin, Sow js May Sai jew York, Margaret Jane, bark Chasseur (Nor), ‘alter (not as hong tuckalew, Maurice aleraaa York. oc namnien. ‘New York; rks Bolle Isle, from ai St Josepa, achr White Sea, for Charleston, April 28—Artived, sehr Lottie, Newbury, New vier 1—Cleared, schr Marion P Champlin, Freeman, Now Ralled—Bark Gem ees Dare Gch—-Arvived. shilp Mi Merom, DELAW. Allen. perch Grae, Se ‘San Francisco, May Ott Mo chr Joneph Al for Boston, . loading coal, to nae si ISLAND WARBO! }, schrs Wij Brunswick, ge. 3 sito ee ark Howell for’ Phil tg gh " do; Wm ee oa at seit te — ts, Orison, do for Ror for New York: ¥ Hand Pawtueket for do: J beh icksvurg. Wentworth, Bar widenco idence ioe Phitadsipbiey Jobe ga Roper Phitadelphia. vERS, Mey e2ARived, sche GP Trigg, Gaman, moto ntn, April Lyre od schrs Castilian, Meang ae ies herguson, Ni jew York, WICH, May 5—Arrived, sehr Paany Pern, PuRSANDINA, _— 2—Arrived, schr Mark Pendleton, POORTRESS MC MONTOE, May G—Passed Sti darks Denoy ery; for Comentiee (Br) do—all from Baltimot eaten passeil ort me jdt ALL RIVER. Mi eure: Philadelphia; junbea:n gs for Belfast ; Ne ik. for Belfast; Ellen Garreel ive ‘and Minnehaha, 4—Satled, sehrs MV cook Palken 2 W Locke, Bunce, New ‘ork, igi hrtinet, sehr Sallie T ia Yeotethon, Fort Johm Railed— sche Theodore Dean, Evans, Georgetown: GALVESTON, May ties brig Bell He eWaitces 2 (Be, it. Liverpoal® sehr Seh—Arrived. bark FI oe ‘Kon, iNbolernd B Basosieris; okt Tofforson, € oo bs rey Se Yor’. Huddet! Deputy, Pruted pha haan Sintell JACKSONVILLE Liverpool ‘26th—Arrived, sebr Sarah Hall, Hecker, Fereerpie. B0th—In ham, Smit! mies ‘Tee Yore (ana NEWBU « NRW Sth—arri ug for Hi for Boston NEW HAV! se Areived, sien Ells Ann. New York, Connauton, from Matanzay for Boston, dls mers, Phitadelphia (not ren Terms ‘igeon Cove tor Jamestown for N Sth, AM—Arrive: rT ‘ay Bliss, Hutch, Buckxport for Baltimore: Lizzie Cart, Teel, Pittston, Mi Apvo Bi PM—Arrived, sehr Niantic, Morrie, Bo x | Cxnthla. Jane, Ga ‘for F_Rebocee W Ireland, do. LLE. Muy 2—Cleared, scer Lizzie Major, re a ie jled, bark Vanguard, Gardner, (not sailed 22% ty brie Manlius (Br), Todd, make temporary repairs und reload ; aes schrs R i from Now Yank arrived ath: Lisle i), ‘Arrived, slonmer State of Texas, Botger, New sailed fi G HYPORT, May 7 5 Arzived, steamer Achilles, Bi Philadelphi: NRW. BEDFORD, May AcArrived, schraS A Botce. So- M French, Childs, or New Yor! ived, sebr ‘adelia, Chase, Bass River for New ‘od. schrs H T Hedges, Alexandria; John J Port Johnson. = iy ie Tere, schr Panthea, NeDaid, pie OF Hawley, Tyler, Port Jobn- Et 2 0. for do; Margaret Jane, Kennedy, ved, sche for New Yorks Bedtord: York; Katie J N. erived sche Marion pial Ne Yorks "Sopa He . May Ae ie sebr Island City, Howog, load tor Constantin vig ee lackey. none bo yaar noel April Se areived bute “oaktsad. Bte- San f "PORT LUDLOW. April 29—Sailed, bark Forest Queen, Burns, San Francisco. PORT ROYALS, May 4--Arrived, schr Florence Tower, Adams, Charleston, yal for New York (not as before). Ps og su ph steamer Garondotot. MeCreery (from Fernam ina). New VE PARSON, Va, May 2—Arrived, schr Frank Leaming, Cullen, Belfi lied, sehr Ameli: ta Pedidos ny M: . Qneanst Barks Franesvehtho treat Hregtinno, Savona; Lotus Buenos Roiterdam ; (Gen. You ‘pwuten Porto’ Cabelas, bso Brint (Br), Smith, do: Westmoreland utr) Smit Mé. a Vai sd ane Wan Winesecakilh “aiestooee var Beraiett, Gerdenans (Br), rex; Angfoletta, Boezo (Ital), hie Bis") Darcy rinwote, “ao: Bremen: brigs Roanoke 130 Munna a4 nomy (Be), Grahi sha cod Stevens, Mrovidence; Kmma ‘ies jacanzasi Martin, St John, N By “ie Si Bo. Saunders, M: Mi aT S t, Sailliken, 'L, Me, Wallace, Philadel Mey of ‘Aso cleared rg vel 6th—Arrived, sionmme rb mei J sehrs John McDonald, Bel! PROVIDE ENCE, Phillips, Georgetown. DU; Pawtucket Clark, fa a) Perth Amboy; Mary Eliza, Clenved—sehr Helen G King, Heady, Naga. NP. ‘ited ~Setra Jerse Murdoch, Bourie, George bo hs, Ph es New York | Teach, § Ph 8 j Sorman, Vi 2eth—C) hallow. 8 vat VAN SALEM, Hallowel, Arrived-—Sehr ol ith BU MOKD. j aayenaranas sehrs WW Pharo, Ke Fi Bailed—; uae it, New ROC KLAND. ‘April 2 ‘Arrived. Grom (BY Ses, Heat Kone; Jehu Belune (Noy Come, Tablet ha Lime ), Commo, Tal SHATILE, ‘April 28—Artived, bark Enoch Talbot, Pom Port Joungon; Ann st —_e Martior for schrs CJ. Wi ‘ard A Hebenek, Smith, Charleston dward it Williams, Tucker, © johnson, lachlas for New York ; 1d, schrs Florenco Dean, 1. Carr, Philudelobie fol ‘Hatch, Fort Johnson: Toloxra May ea Heni May. anna Blackman, At Gata Paw: Rondout; jew York tor pede Ca: Lilie owen ‘. rriatbhiay Awmie.4 Heost, Baplix: Ht Wartor Florence V Turner, Wallace; Pointer, Dill, aa Sarnes. New York led. schrs Lottio, Somers, Phil- ena E Brown esse Haverstraw; Brandy- Sagreville Si. Eli ¥ ‘ith Inmber.. load for Rio Janeiro; 1.3 H Johnson, York. achrs rie e Maddocks, jas Henry, Snow; New York; uth, GW Drie do; 30th, Ji Tol Gre, Thiendiko. aot Trade | Winds Gen ‘Mt Nautil we. oP Peck, do; Wm Soren Nadel v4 2d. ‘adit: selire La ro Bet Annie © M New 3 po) Thompson, Whatton, SAN ena RANCH CO, April 28—Arrived, ip Shee, Mat. brig'Sea Wail, Fries, © Aurela, Malyram, Seattle; Hoary leturtas An:loct, Merrill, errors bs niet. Reg ae wacky sel a raat Reumiere, Gly of Petrol, Kead, Francise All May G—Cloared, sche WardJ Perks, Bo- Sister Provence Saribia Rv ie i Ga ‘May ay icaaite, ble hae mii Hop- son, Quecnstown; burner, Com May S—Arei ed, ache rs ag tere my - ao Nladeipbiay i Yau Daven, Godtrey, os: “Rib tines May 3—Sailed, nds Moki+ Le ashog Wald Pigeon, Sapien Pailadtphin | “facarnea ass, May Share et a ita wfatian eariettn. 40 ig Set Liverpool. wie | Stat ‘A as0Lt ep iRDR Bay A Arrived, sehr Albert. Trane. Paltuaelphi Sy SPOR saci. it NAND Wi 3 iA; SHOR i rat AN UObER STEAM: property imagener PREDEAIC BOAT FOR ral cr extra deep, room: der a . a N ae ES Algemeen jay 4~Are.ved, schr silas Brainard, Haw- Bertha, Conorer, South Amboy, if Gentile, Eldridge, New York (seo Mis+ CWMA ASSET, April 23—Salled, bark Xenia, Reynolds, Arrived, seit Llizabeth De Hart, Low a hess fon Steambonts, with witt ft tor river services, acight steam Yachts, Tage and cit » SCHMIDT, No. 1 South William at, EW, WITHOUT REG! ), wate; ae AL rowlocks, oars, rudder V. LOWELL, 44 Gourt xt, a OBTAIN AVORCES TE ib FROM DIF: torent States for nuinerous canses without pablicity’ pi Ria! i ineier he ibe ache pla,