The New York Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1876, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. EAGLE THEATRE. Thisebarming little theatre was crowded last eren- ing, the bill being an entirely new ove. There were tWo very enjoyable sketches, in which Mr. Joba Wild took the most prominent part—TLe Lawyer's Clerk” and “Pompey’s Patients.’ Mr. Bradley sang the praises of “John Munahan’s Donkey,” a particularly touching ditty; the Victorelli Brothers went through the entre gamut of acrobatism and the double fiddle; Miss Jennie Hughes, a very talented singer and soubrette, brought down the house vy her imimitable serio-comic sougs; Mr. Sawyer tried to extract music out of a lot of glasses and Mr. wodwin to tmitate Gi The bill closed with & burlesque on * Heur! Howard which Mixs Jennie ache appeared 3 Miume Paimer us the young King, Mr. Wi ellen, Mr. Goodwin as isto! and Mr. Forte: 4s Princess Katherime. The burlosque 1s clumsy and depends too = moch on fetched gags, such ss references to und national politics, for hits ‘The music i also of the Most nedioc descriptidn, Of alt the baracters that Appeared in 1t Miss Hughes aud Miss Palmer ure prinel- pally entitied to praise: The dashing style of acting of the former and tractive singing of the latier went far toward muking amends for the inherent weakness of the burlesque. GLOBE TH¥ATRE, ‘The variety busivess is beginning to lose many of the attractions which formerly distinguished it, and the theatres devoted to that style of performance are about Adopting the practice of giving a drama along with other features. The Globe last night, with a good alio periormance, “The Ticket-of-Leave Man’ in good °. with ompany. The other part ot the night's entertainment passed off” well, THRATRE COMIQUE, A modley performance was given at this cstablish- mevt lustevening, The aitendance was notlarge The vsque o: “I xton,’? with Miss Belie Howitt and the sensation of “Americans Abroad clude the bill for tho evening woop's MUSEUM. Mr. John 8. Norton imtroduced last evenmg at this theatre a sensational drama, in three acts, ‘realizing the horrible suffering too trequently experienced caused solely trom circumstantial evidence.” We quote from the bill. This formidable atair ts called, “Under the Gallows.” ‘There bas bean a delusion in the minds vf some pet ere were bounds even to sen- fntional dr Dngering tdcas of unity und common seuse were lelt in this sanguinary style of en- lertainment. Mr. Norton bus suceeeded in entirely dispelling this ilusion, for “Under the Gallows"? 18 one of those wonderfully coustructed and heterogeneous things that would defy even Mr, Boucicault to fathom is meaning. The play may bs regarded as an un- fathomable ridale, SAN PEANCISCU MINSTRELS, The bil! for this weck, as given by those 1n!mitable joas of Momus, Billy Birch and Charley Backus, com- prises some of the most humorous leatures of their ap- purentlv inexhaustible répertoire. Tho attendance was all last wight, bat the entertainment was very hoice, Alter the “blossoms”? of song, wit and humor cau ud part, aptly termed ‘fruit’? by the dusky sus. There e song und dance artists, ‘olesque: a temperance lecture such as Wiough never dreamed of, a soprano cavatina, with tracura embroidery by Ricardo; Lirch’s Bud Night's a quarter of an four With Buckus m very pable ttttations of the celebrities of the sock aud huskin, and a thoroughly epjoyable 1 huko- spearian Advocates,” The company at the San Fran- Minstrels’ is remarkably) strong one, and with ers. as the mianugers prove themselves to be all occasions itis not tobe wondered ut that popa- larity becomes an inseparable characteristic of the tompany. BROOKLYN THRATRE. ‘The early part of the performunce at this theatre last gvening was not calculated to awaken much eathu- Siasm. Indeed, to the efforts of the orchostra may bo Attriouted the fuct that inany struggled trom talling into a sound sicep, The “charming domestic play” entitled “Pride” was a very stupid and commonplace affuir from beginning to ond. Perhaps the only re- decining teature of the absurd production was the réle at Alice, portrayed by Miss Charlotte Thompson, whose excellent iwpersonation of the devoted lover and taithful daughter relieved at times the monotony that prevailed. She had worthy assisiance in Mrs, Farren and Sir, H. B Phillips tn the parts of Mme. Hombere vad Mr. Tannewhoi, respectively, but im the cusv of Mr. Edward Arnott’ as Courad Arnau, the painter, it Would be unjust to the gentleman to say thut his extraordinary mannerisms met with approval. He was not at all adapted to the part as- signed bim and the piece wax altogether dull und tn interesting. Gut when the curtain rose oa Burnand’s Yare buriesque of ‘Black-Ey a genial at- and, us if by ated " Gaptein Crosstree, Robson, roiled upon the in the persou of Mr. stage, Its needless tw add that the peculiarities of this artist in this rollicking réle elicited, peals of laughter. A more winning, piquant or graceful little Susan than thut of Miss Maude Harrisov, whose good logks and versatile talents readily gthed attention, cotiid burdty be tinagined, mnie Mack tell the part of the gallant tar, she deservedly shared in the honors of the eventng. Mr. Harry Josephs, a capital burlesque actor, imparted to Dame Hatiey lots of quaint humor, and, everything consid- ered, the audience had good Feason to be picased with the Joyous windup of the entertain:nent, MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Horace Western, the negro banjo player, is to be one of the musical features of the Plymouth Rock excur- sions, “Julius Cwsar” is to be rovived at Booth’s next Mon- aay, With Messrs, Burrett, Bangs and Davenport in the east, There will be seven performances, “How She Loves Him” will bo played at Waliack’s Theatre to-night for the firat time in three years. The leading character was written for Me, Wallack by Bou, cicanit, and Messrs, Gilbert, Montague, Neckett, Floyd, Misses Dyas and Efile Germon and Mme, Ponts are in the cast. M. Vent, the young French actor, who has made such a favorable impression during the performances of she Freach company at the Lyceum and Union League Theatres, will have a beneilt this evening at tne Lyceum. Tho piece chosen jor the representation is Emile Augier’s jast play, “Madame Caverle which was & great success in Paris, and ts now for the Ores Me produced in America, The distribution of parts 1s as follows:—Caverlet, M. Dalbert; Merson, M. Darcy; Henry, M. Veniat; Reynold, M. Legrand; Barge, M. Richez; Domestique, M. Benedick; Henrictte, Mme. \ormiani, Fanny, Mme. Tholer, FINE AR SALE OP DRAWINGS AT MINER'S. % evening the sale of Frank Beilew's drawings commenced at Miner's gallery, No. 845 Broadway, the prices Pinging from $1 85 to $1625, Hut sixty-six of the pictures were sold, the remaining 100 being lett for this evening A number of oi! paintings, water solors and bronzce will also be sold to-night Among tho water colors are two by Mrs, Elizabeth Murray, pod of the oil paintings there tsa portrait of Martin Van Bren by Loman, twe 1 tigure pictures by De Brockeleer, (wo by Faur, « sunset and moonrise eftect vu the Rhine by C. G. Rosenberg, a Norwegian land beape by Carmiencke, “The Corsican and His Bride” by Blondel, “Stull ‘Life’ by Racbel Rinsch, “The Smoker” vy Chanet, “Rest ih the Park” and “The Hunting Party’’ by J. Franz, and others, numbering about flity altogether. ‘The sale will commence at halt. MR. MOULTON EXPLAINS. Eprron ov tix Henatp:— I fod mm the Associated Press despatch, published im Bavurday’s newspapers (May 13), the following :-— * © © During tho argument Mr. Pryor alluded tn & siathetic mauner to Mr. Moulton's position, asserting that he is neariy ruined financially, baving been cou pelied to part with his property to ‘detray the expenses Of this serious troubie, Mr. Shearman's argument was eoniined closely to his points, With regard to this despatch, | beg to say that tt must have been based upon misinformation, or else it aan intentional fabrication and for these reasons :— First, 1 know that the reporter of the Associated Press was not present during the argument of General Pryor. Second, General Pryor did nov make any such states Ment as the reporter atiributes to him. Third, the statement ts mot true te tact, ‘The agemt of the Associated Press in New York ts wwareot the fact that lis reporter was not present during the argument of General Pryor, and is also aware that the report was based upon misiniormatio: wid LF assuine he will correct the erroneous deepatch. Mr, Shearman did ovt contne himself to hits points, but was corrected vy the Court, and adinon- ished to adhere to the case, FRANCIS D, MOULTON. New Yora, May 14, 1574 CORBRCTION BY THX ASSOCIATED PRESS. Povouknarsin, N. Y., May 15, 1876. yar tase med in regard to the ir. Pryor wm the demurrer argu. He enid that Mr. Moulton had Your reporter GEORGIA SWAMP ANGELS. UXECUTION OF PBINCE ROBERSON AND SAUL CAMPBELL YESTERDAY. Sraixorieip, Effingham County. Ga, ‘May 16, ists. ‘The village has beem to-day the scone of just expia- tion for a series Of most brutal murders Two colored | men, members of a desperate, bloodthirsty gang of colored men, bave to-day paid the penalty of their crimes with their lives on the gallows. About a yoar ago the county became the tncatre of bold robberies and itshortly became apparent that the county was ip- habited by a band of mercilees wretches who, when Pressed, took refuge in a dense neighboring swamp. Qu the 15th of Junuary Mr. James H, Cochran, a quiet, well-to-do citizen, living near Eden, a small station on the Central road, left home early in the morning jeaVing his wife-and daughter, a pretty, winsome little child, tm cha of the house, In th e fleld bear by, about a dozen negroes, bired as farm laborers, were at work. Mr, Cochran’s son, a boy of about thir- teen years of age, was engaged just across the railroad Although Mr, Cochran's honse had been robbed in the open daylight a few days previous and plundered of a great many vuluables, besides about $400 in money, he felt no uneasiness, as it was impossible that any- | hing should occur ut the house without being known to the negroes‘in the field. At noon young Cochran re- turned to the house for dinner, and entering his moth- ers room, was struck dumb with horror, The house bad been ransacked from one end to the other, and in a corner of the eastern room lay the corpses OF IS MOTIKR AND SISTER WKLTEKING IN THEIR BLOOD. He once yave the alarm and tho uelzhbors xeon col Jected in great force, It was found that Mrs. Cochran, be, est badly mutilated, had been shot twice, evidently from a Orearm. lield close to bier lead. girl had’ been shot out once, that shot © instantly fatal, county at oce rose im arms and determined to hunt the villains down, Amos Hines, a powerful and adroit mulatto, always accredited as jeader of the band, and Prince Roberson, Charies Will- ums, Henry Green, Daniel Davis aud Pau! Campbell were euspected of the crime. Many subsequeut crimes followed, evidently the work of the same band, who were hunted for weeks by the cutire white population of the county, Bines was at length captured ip Savannah, and b taken back to this county he was shot and killed by somo of the gung. At lergth Prince Roberson, Daniel Davie and | Paul Campbell were put on trial for the mur. ders of Mrs, Cocbron and: her daughter, The testimony Was very direct against them, and the Jury promptly convicted them. They subsequently became the subjects of a religious revival and confessed tho murder, They were exceedingly low-conditioned fel jows, with ‘not a single good feuture, They were of the lowest class of negroes, and wore danbt Jess led ito all the enormities they commitied by the superior address of Amos Biees, who was a mau of some power. THK EXKCUTION. This morning the prisoners Paul Campbell and Prince Roberson arrived im charge of the Sheriff’ and accom- panved by a Catholic priest, Father Cullinane, #t ‘ingflel! Court House fro: hathum County Jail at past twell The procession was formed and arched to the gallows, eight inties distant trom the rt House, guarded by the Efliugham County Mus- saps, numbering thirty armed men, Iu the crowd at the gallows was Mr, Cochran, husband of the murdered woman, who appeared deeply affected, Robersor Campbell protested their innocence to the last. Kober. son laid his conviction to the fact that he was a colored man, He said the devil had put him up to making a confession, Campbell's father, mother und sister, who were present, besought bim to tell the trath. Laying his band on’ bis heart be denied. all knowledge of the crime, the — belief that he Jesus’ ui and Campbell's mother was very much disturbed, but she remained quiet, but his sister's grief was exceedingly violent, and she hung tepactously to her brother. In taking his final leave she was Weeping bitterly, On his way to the scaffold Roberson sung, “Dm gwine home to Jesus,” and ever and anon usserted his inoocence. Both men manifested an utter indiference on the gallows, ap- purcutly vot realizing their fate, Campbell had litte to say in the final moment and continued to call on Jesus to have mercy on bis soul. Roberson after the white cap was put’ om asserted his inne a. and said the guilty parties would yet bo found Koberson died easy in about four minutes, He gave his body w Dr, Norton. Campbell died very hard. He struggled violently and his legs and feet were convulsed feartully. Three thousand persons who were present, after the execution dispersed quictly. Daniel Davis tas been granted a new trial, Thus was closed the last scene a drama that the country hus not geen surpassed since the cf nlaits of the famous Henry Berry Lowery gang in North Caro- Hioa—a drama thut could hardly have been played elsewhere. than at the South, with its impenetrable swamps as the Reene, and its rich-blooded, vrute- passioved negro deperdoos us the actors. Daniel Davis, the third man convicted, bas been granted a new trial, PURSUIT OF A MURDERER. STRANGE PERSISTENCY OF A FRIKND OF THE | MURDERED MAN—THE STORY OF HIS WAN- | DERINGS AND SUFFERINGS—-A LONG SEARCH FINALLY REWARDED—A DESPERADO IN CUS- ropy, Canuonpatr, Pa., May 15, 1876, Patrick Kelley, a mimor, formerly employed in the collieries at Moosic, has been arrested at Mahanoy City, Schuylkill county, and brought back to this county © wnswer tor the killing of James Conroy, another miner, at Moosic, in January, 1874 Conroy was shot by Kelley, who fed. A man named John Jennings, who was the bosom companion of Conroy, at once took an oath that he would follow Kelley until he captured him and handed him over, to justice. In company with Owen McC & brotider-in-law of the murdered man, he started in pursuit of Kelley. He had no clew to toltow, but made a search of all the coal flelds.of this State, occasionally bearing of Kelley, but never beimg able to mect him, McCue got discouraged ina short time and returned home. Jennings continued, bowever, to bunt for the murderer of his friend, and visited the coal regions of Ohio and Virgina inthe latter region he learned that a man answering Kelley's description bad been & short time im the mines there, but had gone, with three others, 10 work in the silver mines of Nevada On THIS ALIGHT CLEW nings started for the silver diggings, For months aversed the tines of the great Wes much hurdanip and suifering, bat could g the murderer. Finally, broken in health and almost penniless, having spent the earnings of years in bis Jennings returned home about « while in the lower part of “might as Well give up the idea of finding Pat, Engiand,” Jeeulegs replied that Kelley might be beyond the reach of the law, but that if be was to England be (Jen- pings) Would tind bin and AYRNGH WITH HIS OWS HAXD the murder of bis friend. Tle accordingly was making arrangements to go to England. Last week be went to Mabanoy City to see some friends While there he was told by au old woman named Hughes that she be- heved the man he was looking mine at Mahanoy, Sho described the person to whom she referred avd the description exactly answered that of Kelley. - Jennings resolved to get an officer and visit the mine, He accordingly went to Shenandoah and secured tbe services of Constable Maley, Returning to Mahanoy they awaited the changing of the hour iu the mineo W from the mine tp which the suspected man was working Jennings DRTRCTED THR MAN he had to long sought in the very first gang, despite his grimy face Officer Maley stepped up to Kelley, and when the muner saw Jennings he attempted to Tun, DUt Was stopped by the ofticer. He resisted desperately, but was secured. und locked up to Shenandoah Kelley was recognized by the officer as one of & gang ho had arrested some ume before for some outrage at Robinsot paten. When arrested he had in bis possession tt n-shooting revolvers, every barre! loaded, a billy and @ siuug shot and a murderous looktag dirk, the viade of which bore suspicivus looking stains He was held at Shenandoah wntt! the arrivat of Duthorities from this county. Thus, by the faithtulness of Jen. nings to the memory of his murdered friend, ove of the most desperate characters in the Pennsylvania | coal region t# placed ip the hands of the law, which it is to be hopod will not be so tardy in punishing the criminal as 1t has been Indifferent in detecting him A DESPERADO IN JAIL. Loursvitce, Ky., May 15, 1976. Ben Mickey was brought to the Louisville Jail this atternoon from Lagrange, Ky.. for charged witn murder, Mickey ts probably the must desperate man 1a Kentocky, Last Saturday he mur- dered his fourth =m one John P, © Wilson, a farmer, of Oldham county. Mickey was twice sentenced’ tu death, but escaped the gallows und fiually secured liberty by means of money saved by his sisters during bis imprisonment, Saturday last he murdered Wilsoa without any justification. To-day the people of Lagrange eathered around the jail, and the County Court, tearing Mickey would be lynched, ordered his removal to Louisville OBITUARY, WILLIAM HENRY BROOME, Chief Clerk William Henry Broome, of the Eighth division, recently acting Deputy Collector of Customs, died in Brooklyn yesterday. The position of Deputy Collector was offered to Mr. Broome, but he declined to accept it The Eighth division, it may be remembered, has charge of the public siores, The deceased. who was & Dative Of this State, was a grandson of Genoral The | ently being | 5 relative of Keliey’s that ho | as he | was sate in the old country, working tn a nine ta | for was working in a} safe keeping. Hews . Broome, of Revolutionary fume, and a brother of Colonel Broome, so long in command of the Brooklyn Marives, He cut-red the Custom House m Mare, i ste under Colccior Maxwell, as u clerk, and by close atte: 0 bis duties gradually rose until on Y mamcarset 18 1869, he was appointed C Clerk of the Eighth. jo was, a@ remarkably strict disctplinariag and demanded of all bis subordinates the closest attention to their dutics. He died at No. 97 Park avenue, Brooklyn, somewhat suddenly, of pneumenia aad pleurisy, and at the time of his death wus forty-tour years of nyo. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUAB. Ofte. ay ii Krowaway jroadwi 7 Bowling Green }2 Bowling Greea 157 Brosdw 15 Broadway 6 Broadway 7 Bowling Groom = 7 Rowling TT on 2 Howling Gross Kiverpo Hvernoot.. 72 Broadway June 15. 61 Broadway June 15,|Humbur Pommerania Ba-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE—Caytains or officers of vexsels engayed in the consting or foreign trade, observing the displacement or removal of sea buoys, are requested to com- muniente tho fact to the Herat, so that ft may be browcht publicly to the attention of the proper authorith A lett address ue editor of the Haun, New York city, | giving as accurately as possible the number and position of displaced buoys oF the cause of thelr removal, will suflice in all cases observed along the Atlantic and Pacific cousts of the American Continent, When they are observed on the coast of European countries or in the Mediterranean it is requested that information be sent either by telegraph or letter to the London office of the New Yoox Hxnasp, 48 Fleet street, London, or to the Puris office, G1 Avenue de | VOpera, Paris, Where the telegraph is ned despatches aay bo addressed “Bennett. 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue de VOpera, Paris.” Where cases of displacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asia or Africa, captains may ec mmunicate with us upon reaching the first convenient port. This information will be cabled tree of charge to the M&naxp and published, NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING TUE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT,—The New Youe Haxaup has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signat for use on board the Hxnatp steam yacht, showing while bura- ing the colors red, reen, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen several tiles distant, Cap- tains of vessels, upon seeing thix signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine nows they may have for the Ship News Department of the Hxwatb. Ba Versons desirons of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing to suen vesnets. care of Hxuatp news yacht, pier No, 1 Exst River, New York, Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly do- Mvered, Duplicates are required, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOOX. HIGH WATER 4 42 | Gov. Island, ‘ | Sun rig e 217 Sun sets. 711) Sandy Rook.,. vo 1 32 | Moon rises.,..morn 1 03} Hell Gate.. .. eve 4 02 oe ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steawer Maas (Dutch), Chovaller, Rotterdam, April 29 and Velsingor May 2, with mdse aud passengers to Fuich, Edye & Co. Steamer Alps (Br), Williams, Savanilla April 30, Cartha- } gena May 4, Aspinwall 9th ani Oth, with andse and | passengers to Pim, Forwood & C assed sboamner Andes (Br), from New York for Steamer Berwada (Br), Angto mise to AE Uuterbridee! Steamer George Washington, Whitehead, St Johns, NF, pis Malitax 36 hours, with mdse and passeaers to Clark & canan | “Steamer City of Dallas, Hines, Brunswick 1dh and Port Koval 12th, May 11, with Fernandina, May 10, ith mdse sind passen: i nila Sept 1 and St Helena March 11, with mdse to Nesmith & Sons. | Passed Cape of Geod , aud crossed the Equator April 6 in lon Bark ‘apt ae Dahl (Nor). Johus yn, Dublin March 90, via St Thomas May 3, in ballast to orde: lanta (Ger), Hogemann Bremen mdse to Funch, Edye & Go. Apeit 26, lat 39, re sehr F A Farwoll, steering south. Burk NM Maven (of Portland), Ulrich, Matanzas 9 days, with suxae v6 Youngs, Smith & Co; vessel to Miller & Hor Brig “Abb: Clifford, Chase, Antwerp aera 22, via St Thomas 12 days, in bailast to Jas E Ward & ¢ Brig Emitia. at) De Gennaro, Caste! amare a with fruit to won. Passed Gibraltar March 9, Brig Ellen P ‘Scenatt, Miller, Cardenas 9 days, with sugar to Miller & Hougiton, che Naney Smith,’ Bord, Buenos Ayres 74 days, with days, wall: veavel to Bl Wenberz & Co. tt Gerish, Jacksonville 7 © Hogart, Savannah 7 days, with lumber tod W Russell; vessel to H W Loud & Co, rT H Kirk, Covatier, Savarnah § days, with lumber harloston 7 ears with lam- JF Lasher; vessel to fvans, Ball & is, Endicott, Richton: Fe Sehr Maria Miers Schr Barhara, ( Sehr Amelia, M Cs Sehr Fhree Bt . Virginia, Sebr W ib Merri argesown, DC, Echt James if Baylen, Dickinscs, Georges Schr Adrianna, Merrill, Philudelpiia for Bg Josephine (Nor), which was anchored tu tho low bay, came up to the efty to-day. PASSED THROUGH HELL BOUND soUTH, jell, Providence for New York, ‘Cotton, Sauds River, NS” for New Gatti Steamer Francts ( “Schr J & H Crowtey, F New York, w London for New York werson, New tai & Mary, Cogswell, Sete W Dickinson, Muguire, Goorges Bunks for} ‘Sichr Sen Breas, Preathey, Now Bedford for New York, Schr CW Locke, Bunee, Fall River for P Ser Cora, Hines, Providence for New ¥ Sehr Ohilion, Grant, New Bedford for Schr Geo Gillum, Hacou, Portland, ( Kelly, Boston for Phi Smith, dlarttord fyr Philadetpata, son, Mystic tur New York ott, Newport for New Schr Bony Strong. twood, Bueksport for } Sehr Lille Ernesitue, Wells, Stonington for Bebe pareh L ieephatd. Ho u for New York. aT artiord for New Yora. oekliam, Hurt, Providence tor Amboy. i Lath Roxiy nto Alban; Sehr Tt Abell, McGurr, w Y senr Black Diaiwoud, dstaith, Pall River for Now York. Sehr Mi Fhilitps, Providence tor York, Hraisted, Providence for New Vork. Clarabel, Nickeryon, Northport for New York. Rene SJ Gurney, Gurney, New Haven for Xow Yor { Mrovidence fur New att cat Ferris, sehr Jd 1 Wort mute. Hitch Sehr Mary Hoxte Bubbet Behr Fawn. Keliy, bo Schr Circle, Metutyr» Sehr Nelii@ Crowell, I York. selit Nellie H Benediet, Thow.pson. New Haven for Pitta deipuia, sehr WM Voorhts, Goldsuith, Providence for Yor. Sehr Fair Wind, Mowwan, Wood's Hole tor New York. BOUND Bast. Storer Chesapeake. Mangum. Now York for Portland, bury, Springer, New rork for New for New York, Kennebce Kiver for New edturd Steamer Kleetra, Young. New York for Providence, wing, New York lor New Loudod Sehr 5 D Barnes, Barues, New York for Providence, Samuel Kicker, Ricker, New York tor New Bedford. dova, Young, Alexandria for Bristol. Sehr Hattie A Butler, Carroll, Amboy for Middletown, BELOW. & Jupiter (Ger), Lutke, irom Gloucester, B, April S ay Mook fur orders. ai er CLEAKED. Steamer Wyoming (Br, Price, Liverpool via eons: town—W illiacis & Guion bi; Stoumer Ferdinand Van Der Taslen (Belg), Van Coppe- unch, dye « Cu. Hail, Wilmington, De se of iia ‘snow a (Br), Latha, Glasgow—Snow & } ily Jobe, Harvey, Brown, Cailao—Fabbei & Chauncey. Schr Ann Dole, Bunce, New York for Colt Spring Harbor, | i | Ta eeraeatte if i ut be ale if i * | morning: | nv | 5, Youn, aiertan Jessie esiagronges ae. Bars Harkaway Bark hesnatee fheen Bark Sem} Wen est, PedasgPouch, is ony Nioleen. Lelth—Panch. & Co. | Agzorina, Cork for or- Kramer, Montevideo—J Norton Jr & i Joun © Xi Emertoa, Genoa—Lunt ae a W Goddard Ur). Lewis, iidobe, *°XB—Riché Ct at ‘iije Houghton, Rose, Branswick, Ga—Miler &- pate soba Walsh, Jr, Armstrong, Philadelphie—Evans, "hear Henry Middleton, Miller, Gonalves—A, Noss & Co, Wis Douglass, > .. Baracoa—B J Wenbers & Schr 84 vg B jason You Went ns Beran, Barecoe 8 ene rectors Sche tae of Chester, Goodwin, Bermuda—Parsons & ¥, Sth g Pay Crossman, Alexandria via Goorgetown— bd jan Brunt Sahr Govan Wave, Russell, Boston—Haviland & Prossey. Sehr § ¥ Goawin, "Williams, Stamford—Stamford Manutac-* turin, wane Ida Palmer, Palmer, Stamford—Stamford Manufac-' ring C BAILED, Steamer Albemarle. Tow Del; shi sn Harvey, Callao; burks Morro "Caettes Sean aud: Mauri Lalla: ‘W (Br), Bristol; Superto (Aus, Sau Wind at sunset, E: at midnight, NE, Barometer at sunset, 30.14, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Sreauee Viciaxe (Columbian) was ashore at Carthagens May 4 and becomtug a Maro Suir Nerroxi-Th captain of an, American tehing sehoon~- er which arrived at Pro: tong th inst, prouson te bo Tent'the couse of Sable stand on the Oth, and that the wreck of the American ship Neptune had thon broken up. Sur Sax Cantos (Guat), from Lota, a Valparaiso, bo: fore reported as having been on the rock 8, had been repaired ut Valparaiso by a ‘iver April 14, and the lemk ste “i. She be kept at the latter port axa storeship for Heming- ways & Cos line of Moston steamers Surry Eowarp O’Burex, bag from Callao for Liver. Roe! ivetore reported). pus into Valparaiso April 12 leaky. he would have to discharge Suir Tuansit (Br), Dixon, from Pensacola for Bristol. at Bermuda in distress, went on the marine railway May 10 for the purpose of stripping and calkiny bottom, Avotto lin) for Dublin. which got sabore in leaving St John, NB, May 7, remained uouil the 14th, when she was ont oh allen Whuearallianne ae eerset wits eaeoneenmiees part of keel torn away, buck broken and nearly full of water. | Baux N C Kinkxsaaanp, from London fot Savannah, be- fore reported sunk on Kattiesuake Shoal, arrived off the coast of South Carolin en Monday, Sth inst., and by n mis- apprehension of ‘the position of ihe vessel’ she was got ashore on the broaxers noar St. Helena, where she xprang & bad lenk, cruged from striking on the shoal, where she re- mained from’ Monday evening until. Tuesday morning, when bs off, “She wis soon afterward boarded bj Heleva pilot, and on Tue St itetoun han was taken into but the leuk rendering considerable re- rwhich there were no facilities at St {0 wen on Tuesday forenoon, it being thought © bark to Charieston, Soon after wetting to new the leak increased, the vessel took » bad list, and it was toand impossible to carry sail, when wus auchored in fon fathom» uf water un Tuesday afternoon, Durlog Tuewday ovening, the water in the hold Increased su it was thought unsafe non bas the Koop! ing by hours; a heavy sea comm. ad afterward 10. make | shore, and at taiduight on Tuesday renched Kiowah 1s jay) revurned tothe bark exrly in the rin worse condition than bofore; the 4 running hich, it was impossible to do anything to save Returned to land with the view of gotting as- et and secured the services of several colored meu, bub was unable to reach the vessel again until Thursday morn: ing, when it was discovered that she had been taken off by watoamor, The captain and a portion of the crew then came to Charleston in the boats, Bank Jaxx Xouxa (Br), from Ardrossan for, Quebec, with coal, became » total wreck at Longlade, May 11, Bute Canaita, from Summorside, PEI, for Ireland, with a cargo of oats, became a twtal wreck at St Peters, CB, on pee night, Scuu L Srentgyaxr, Capt Adams, Newbern, NU, for Phil- adeiphin, with shingle ‘n Hatteras Talot on the 14th inst, The crew were Senn bras Fraxxury, peers 2 eae Cit; ashore at Atlan wat Aeated off at 10 PM on the 14th inst ew of the Lite saving Sta- tion, ved bat little damaged. Seng Para, Chase, from Richmond, Va, fur Rio Grande, nt Hormuda in distress, had comploted ropairs and was to sail for dextination on the 11th inst. ‘Scum EM Fox—Capt Vansant, of schr EM Fox, from Went Indies for Norwich, which “put “Into, Hatteras Inlet leaky, and subsequently procooded to Newbern, writes from N uider date of 7th that In a yale on April 19 vessel sprung alenk and carried away topmust rigging and maintopuiast load, also iron work attached to jibstay. In another galo beh the leuk increased t6 such ‘an extent that lie in at Hatteras Inlet and lay hor ashore. Would take iu an extra crew und pumps ana suil as soon as possible tor destination, Bostox, May 15—A telegram from St Jobn, NB, an- nounces the arrival there of throe survivors of the ship Cal- catte (Br), which was wreeked on Grindstone aleu ber 8 last. Only five managed so reach land. and they were compelled to:ro- wain six months before they wero tuken off. ‘Their story of’ ring and hardship is a sad one, Faruxn Port, May 16—The steamer Mississippt, from fan acrived here to-day, reports the Guif blocked with 0 it Du Cuxxe, NB, May 15—The steamer Princess of Wales taads h inled. sheompt to teach summonses Pi Inland, to-day, but ad to put back. | She reports the ‘island store blocked with ice. She sightod earner supposed to be the Hudji from Quobee) fast in the ice m eat Ci Qvxarc, May 15—Ship Dumbartonshire Br) a here yesterday, was 24 days in the i joo, in she Gulf, and ine pinto stove in, Thirteen othor vessels got clear bee AXD, May 11—Schr Adrian, Maddoeks, from this ort for New York, was discovered be on fre in Owl's ead liarbor on Monday, aud returned here. ‘the fire was subdued with but little dunage. Disasreus ix Marca—Tthe Direction of the Bi 3 just published tho following statistics of inari- d during the month of March, 1876, Danish, 3 Norwegian, 3 Swedish, 2 Spant ftalinu, | Greek. 1 Poruviancl: Tussans 18 of whieh abe nationility fs viknown; total, 115; in “this number ure veuvols, reported missing. Steamers reported Knglish, 1 American, I Spanish, 1 French, Y Daren! Sof wich the nationallcy te unkuown; total, 15, SPOKEN, of the Beas, Knowles, from Liverpool for San off Bullycotton. Bark Flora Nor), Kloster, from Darien for Londonderry, April} 3) Jou 6a, el ‘ancis Hatch, from New York for Tarks Ialand, May . dat 82 40, ton 7 ebr Aerciite, (ir), from Yarmouth, NS, for Guadaloape, May 9, lat 40 58, lon'67 20, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegravhing tu the Hxxatp London Bureau, ad- dressing “Beunett, No 46 Floet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bonuett, 61 Avenue del’Opora, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from Kuropean and Eastern ports of American andali foreign veusels trading with the United Stases, the same will be cabled to shis Iweludted country free of charge, Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- terrancan ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telograpbing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ALEXANPRIA—Sailed, bark Matesea (Ital), New York, Axsraupam, May 14—Sailed, the Amotia, for New York; Paul Peschner, do. Axtwxur, May 14—Sailed, barks Aladdin (Nor), Jonsen. Now York; Earl ot Elgin (Br), Alexander, Philadelphia: 15th, steamer Vaderland (Belg), Rundle, do, Cxrtx—Sailed, Louise Bruno, for New York. Capiz—Arrivod, brig Gazelle, Dickson, San Sebastian, ~ failed, brig David Bugbeo, Stowers, Gloucester, Mass. Doven, May 15—Arrived, bark Familien (Nor), Jacobson, Darien. Dvsurx, May 1¢—Arrived, bark Evvtvia (Nor), Pharo, Baltimore. ailed 14th, bark Fratells Tixt (tal), Andret, United Beaten Pauwourn, May 15—Arrived, bark Conte Gesa Ssapary (Aus), Covulieh, Darien for Hult, Guascow, May 15—Arrived, bark Grad Senj (Aum, Ru- dello, Phitaaelphia, Gxxoa, May 14—Sailed, ship Queiroto (tal, Philadelphia; dark Reunion, Rmerson, New York. Hextvowr, May 14—sai mer Rotterdam (Dutch), ‘Vis, New York; bark Johanna (tui). do, Lavxnroot, May 14—Arrived, steamer San Antonto (Br). Roa, New Orleans via Norfolk; 15th, bark Najaden (Sori, Halvorsen, Wilmington, N Sailed 15th, ship Southern Rights, Harward, United Btates: bark Sidon (Nor), Tiltisen, do. Loxpo, May 15—Arrived, bark Lindola (Nor), Rostrup, Charleston. Also arrived 15th, bark Northern Star (Br), Worthiey, Beaufort, 8C. Lexpy Istaxp, May 15—Passed, ship Imperial, Crosby, from Cardiff for Yokobama, Luitu, May 15—Arrived, bark V cola. Loxvosxpxrnr, M Maresca, United St ‘do. Lisnon, May S—Arrived, bark Kong Oscar (Nor), Abre- hatusen, Pensacola, Movitux, May 14—Arrived, steamer Napoli (Br), Spittal, New York for Glasgow (and proceeded), Also arrived 15th, steamer Peravian (Br), Richardson, Portiatid, Me, for Liverpoot (and proceeded), (Br), Ritebie, Pensa- 14—Sailed, barks Attivita (Ital), + Emilio Barabino (Br), Thompson, Mansmituns, May 13—Sailed, schr Matilda Kranz, Rich, | New York; QuKunstows, May 14—Arrived, bark Caribou, Kenney, win (and sailed 15th for Greenock), Also arrived 14th, brig Fortana (Nor), Larsen, Philadel phia; 15th, 10:15 AM, steamer City of ChessernBri, Leitch, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded), Also arrived 15th amer Nepizon (Br), Sewtt, Baltimore for Liverpool! and proceeded). Saiied 15th, ship Electra, Moseley (from Iqnique), Liver- Arrived off Fastnet 1th, 6:30 AM, steamer*Baltic (BX), Perry, New Yors for Liverpool, SouTuamrtos, May Lt—Arrived, bark Slermod (Nor), Thomson, New York, Tamix Bay, CGH—Arrived, bark. Fish, Brown,St Joba, Vatexcta—Sailed, brig Giles Loring, Anderson, AlJeante, Zanzinan—Arrived, bark W A Vurusworth (ir), Bianson, | | New York, diseharged,-loaded and sailea May 12 for Boston. Sailed from sport in the United Kiugdem May 14, bark ‘io Pellegro (tab), Caffarenc. United States Loxpox, May 15—The Anglo-American Cable Co's steamer Minta, which cleared from London for New York end was afterward diverted from her course to repair the break in the Freneb cable, put into Brest to-day under strom of weather. Qeexxerows Say 15—The stesmer Ontarlo (Br), which lost her rudderon the voyage from Liverpool for Quebec, and put back, was sighted off this port as 9 o'clock this ane A tug was despatched to meet her avd towed her WEATHER REPORT. Fatuovrn, May 15, 10 P—Wind E, light. Dxat, May 15, 8 PM—Wind NE, moderate; barom- eter 90.10. FOREIGN PORTS. PR ad April 28—Aarrived, bark Endeavor, Mountford, jew York. redirawate, raey, 6—In port, steamers Bolivar, for New Or- ARKCINO, Pe ‘May 5—In port, brigs Horm for Baltimore. idg: *Dayl Sanath ome oie eas Beuros Avnes. ‘March ir Arrived Portland: 25th. brig’ Rial 1d, 1a Taverpoo Salled March sche Baath Shore Pasemore, iver? 18th Anne # C ufford, de: 234, bai Richa and (in, outa Mouton, "St Thomas; 30th, wganacoas ‘ater Stn, port, achre Carrie, D Allon, New. Kerle’ Stary ila A eatcit: Gorden, 1 Stat cif: m1. Mott, A aaa ‘charlie Cobh, Anna D Merritt, ‘Fouene Us hae Wacekriil, anes Ge Pri ide I ‘Bide, L rT Hateh Webb, Selena, and Francis ( Russel Renkin—all tor sow York; Bil (Br), Baxter, for Mailed Sth, schr Crown Burns, Boston. Beeucpa, May Sokdveeb brig Mary E Rowland, Law- ton, New York, with spare aud ‘oust ‘for brig Osseu; sehr Amina LC Wiisor, Atwood, Salied 7th, schr Laara, Matha: Phitadeiphia. In port May 10, ship Transit (Br), (Dixon from Pensacola for Hristel ropa; sehr Fare, Chase, trom Hichmond, Va, for kto Grande, to sail 11th, having completed rey Corgxuadis, May 8—Arrived, bark ‘Hoarick Thien (Nor), Rasinussen, Cav, Seal 3 In pat, Ayn David Bugbee, Stower, une; sehr J W Cxrn ante pril 2 Frat show grr Rel las Gibvanes Battista (Ital, Seuta, Philadelphia, Gatvao, Apri 33--Sailed, ahi Momenger, Gilkey. Lobos: Me eer ADAL aa ablce Hoe Wikske Linehi tees Mol in port April 25, sbips Sea 4 lo. arrived 16th, to load guano for Europe; Belie Morse, Whit- more, from ‘Aineter Europe: Amories ham. es er a i, to load gnano for (Peru), Barbier, ding; Colorado, Ingra- es: Chas Dennis, Kozer, to load guano Saphire. Congdon. do; bark Ida'F Tay: fort His or ‘ertian fi aneiseo ; brig jn Rod (Ger), Oestmann, Brecon hey 12—Sailed, brig Clytie, Dow, north of ater: Cumberland: Webber, do; 13th, Aruida € Hait’itaiitda Grkxrougos, May 12—Arrived, schrs MB Staples, Pike, Mac! Monte Christo, Smi jaw Yor! ated ‘oth, Gey R Mal ay. Van ch Boston. Sailed 12¢ lin, Wyman, Boston: Teviot vin, Mastheson, Philadetpiia: sche Boterprias, Mitchell, “Sow Bay, OB, May 13—Arrived, brigs St Louis (Br), Bar- bados; St Fran (Br) Cleared 13tn, Nelite (Br). Now York. Faruxn Por, 15—Arrived, stoamers Cireassian (Br), Smith, Liverpool utreal; Mississippi (Br), from do for “avana, May 13— Arrived, temtaers Liberty, Sundberg, New et I4th, Wilmington, Ci roll, di i Be Salled 19th. atgamer City “of "Vera raz, Deaken, New Yorks Ide", berks Cardeons, Weldon, Now Yours Padune Packet (Ger). Sebults, Pensacola; brlig Clara J Adams, Se- Fadden, Balti ae x, May i1- 11—Arrived, brig Valero (Br), Morris, Lon- jondar Arrived 18th, ship ravk Nye eed (Br), Cox, Cadiz: 14th, steamor Paleoeai » Colby, Portiund; Brig Marianne t Becond (Port; mm Li abe, Rallad Hi,” bark Jason, for Ship Harbor (and anchored e low) ated 13th, schr Promenade (Br), Barbados; 14th, bee iP Potlus ai bas John. led (Br), for Bermada and St Thovnss; ‘Garvoll, foe ‘Bostout Worcester, for Charlotte- wn. he Shee, March 18-In port, bark Alfredo (Ital), Pittaluga, for New Yo: MARSMILLES, May 1—Sailed, steamer J B Walker (Br), Green, Pulermo, &c. ayes May 8—Salted, bark Galathea (Nor), Steinson, jew York. Matanzas, May 12—Arrived, schr Sullivan Sawin, Rich, New Orleans, rag 13th, bark Memory (Nor), Olson, gorth of Hat- Mowrrxat, May 12—Arrived, steamer Phoorician (Br), Scott, Glasgow. Moers Brpuar, OB. May, 15- Be roveared. stenmer_ Colombo (Br), frow Three Rive: i bee ras “(Sw), Morin, Now Oporto, May vite York; Rap (Nor), Olsen, pilorou. NS, May 10--Atrived, stoamer Carroll, Wright, joston. Queuxe, May 10—Arrived, steamer LakoChamplain (Br), Bernson, Liverpool. Arrived 15 ap Aare Bn. Grossart, Glas Rancoon, May 4— rk Currie Humphrey, Gro- sier, Sarai (before rete wi thout ‘i: a i Roed (Nor), Rio Jaxxizo, April Sia the ‘Eaane for Charleston ; Andersen, Hampton Roads brigs Emanuel (Swed), jt ong do; Eigit’ (Nor, Nerland, New York. In port Ay el 7 fed Latona (Br), Lowis, from Hoeeae E, arrived (Br), for Now ¥ ark: Emily (Br), for do, Ne Cometeeet: foment, for ‘aul more, wix caro; Origs Water W Poel tor Hampton Higer | (Ger), Brandt, ork fans or Mobil Fidto ites for dodo: Fata (Br). for, Hainpton Roads Mary Rice, Challoner. from mt eganmtuco, dag O Wright, Clark, une} ive ieiiy (Sr), Kelly, to load for Hampton Seoensao, May 10--Sailed, bark Kong Sverre (Nor). Larsen, New York (not sailed 7th). SAVANILLA, ape ‘30—In port, schr Louisa Smith, Webber, from Jacksouvil St Jonns, PR, April 27—Salted, brig Joba Boyd (Br), North, Humacoa and Baltimore. St Jaco, May 9—Sailed, schr D B Everett, Ssunders, Boston. Sacua, Max 11—Arrived, sche Alpha, Salisbury. Machi 12th, bark CI Ward, Gay, Lisbon: veht Lavinia F Wa Ton, Machias; lath, sehr Lewis 8 Davis, Sterling, Mat seilles. Sailed 11th, barks Anna L Te bra 12th, Sarah Dougiass (Br), Do teras; schr H Waddington, Selover, Moston | Lath, bark Geneva, Gorham, New York; brig Tally Ito, Cutoa, north of atteras. Ghee NE May 14—Arrived, bark Constance (B1), Me- er, New Sr Joux, NB, May 13—Arrived, steamer Scotia (Br), Glas- gow via jalitax; brig Mina (Br), Dakin, Philaste! bin; ‘ships Importer (Br), Guthorland, 8 ‘Bguthareat Bas ot new, Br), from Rothsay, NB: Tipaton: aches Acncia dir), Hamiiu, New Yor nzy B Paall, Strange, Ravenna, Meheared 1th, bi Apell BP Belfast, 1; sohr Julia A Merritt (Br), Mor Satled 13th, shi pt Tniand ftome (Be), Smith, London: Al- rs, Liverpool, bark’ Helen Marion (Br), A180, April 14—Arrived, bark Pallas (Gor), Aiska Port Townsend. Put in April 12, ship Eoward O'Brien, Smalley, from Cal- 1ee for, fave 1. (See Miscallaneous.) S—Hark Chasca, Washburn, lias been chartered to iguique; it to United Kany 6a ts Sued. Sarah Atkins bas Toad nigrate at Tauiquo for orders: if to Ui S0f, or Continent, 55s, or New Yor! Theobold, is to load guano in Para; dom, $15 50, go.d. 5 AMERICAN PORTS. y 13—Arriv ches Thomas: Clyde, Foster, ladelphia, Bhiladelpht s_schrs Wi Ritse & Soa Bunk steamers Deshies Seen Yarmouth, | Genake, Snow, Eniladelpbia: al Soolou, swell, Manila: brigs ‘ait Abby | Thaxter, Vensies Thllacetphia oOneTs: See Pire, B Bee! Losier Lainpre Puiteae pbia: Also arrivad—Steamer, Orie Freddie V Virginia: Flore Tyan, Wiekersen, Battin oo! + Fit Philadel ; itunes 15—Areived, stoan © Roars Tuckahoe, Brown, Nowber (Ger), Kublman, Bremen; barks Mi son, Ch Muriua Dodoro (I (Nor), Larsen, Lieth :Tevele (Ital), Basilo, Ge), Hardia Antwerp: Don, Jesse Bli | Pooks, Cranmer, New Yo Tevet Neer Tooker. tieney'< Grane Har U Mitchell, do: P B Carrineven, Parker New lis! Y reon, Brunewie ayed-cttenmer, George’ Appeldy Lavelaad, Boston | Msethoren tiie) traith, Sitges Charign Laing’ (cer Wicke, Bremen: brig Mvewe (Gen, Warnecke. Pernambuco. Also clenrod— Fowt York? Ww lelphia; bark “Ade Bon: Whitden, Rigzau, Phil | Rio Janeiro: sehooner 8J Fooks, Cranmer, | barks Cig: Moewe; schooner Matonka. BRU SAWICK. ay Ma; 15- Cleared. schrs Geo Chureh- man, | r New ¥ Aldrich, do. De day Ts—arrived, bark Sehr Nellie Carr, New York. warn May 12-—Areiend. sobre Ire D Sturets, Johnean, Now York : CI Norwood. Wye River, Md; Wm Fling, Pendleton, ier load for New York, — led—Sehr Ber E Dickinson, Dickinson, South Caro- | chrs Sarah P Bird, Hall, Baltimore: Maggie | e BANGO! wae = est, ‘rank Marion, Eldridge, Misch Sai M Rivers, de » Hall, Mall, BEVERL 13—Airived, ‘che Clara Rankla, Rogers, Danvers, phi Stiled—Steamer City of Att w York. DELAWARE CITY, May ‘port. sehr Albert Man- | ton trom Providence; Thomas Boos. Somers, Boston Goth arrived on the 14th and are lendine coal for Buster. ke DANVERS, May 10--Arrived, sehr Silver Spray, Tenney, axcagoula, he am Eagle, Newlove, and E G Irwin, Jobnson, rs Burtets Hart, | , ited Ben: vce | TON, May 10—Cleared, sehr Laura Lewis, Snow,: TER, May 12—Arrived, sehr 18 41 © Adame. i. Marsala Philad WERNANDINA, May 8--Arriveo, Brooks, a te wth, my s Clark, FALL ER, Ma: irreed, brig. boa Whittemore, Wei; selir Lottie K Friend, Collins, Philadelp! ‘SONVILLE, May 10—Cleared. sche reacts. Davis, y 13—In port, ache Annie Lewis, Aldrich, rived Lith, tor Pensacola. MOBILE, May lo—Arrived, sehr Louie Beara, Perry, Portiand, ean ENLBAD, May 11—Sailed, sehr Hastie Paige, God- fray, Philadelphia, rine —Arrived. sohr James 8 Shui iit Dui May o—Arrived, | Phitadetpbia & Sinaichane, ae from : Steam oeaeitmy Eee pa regen from Wea Indies vie Ha bee ad for Norwich, to suil soon (seo ay ROL, May '13—Arrived, scar sural ‘kw se May 15—Arrived. St John, NB; W: Bails “ea ‘ol!, Philadelphia for Boston ere Pi avitence for New York: neds, Porro; George’ Moe aloo, ne Anhle r naitucke Shoale sin ar he vente dd nce . Vi itaven tor New ¥ Seagate sore, bee i scala 13th). ith, do, nee ae Howe, Bilis: Fall i oe for New 13th—A} ived. t Tis B Cnrti Beals, eet NC. Hs New Lon ee wih fires scows in tow. se te ness tor Wow York tone River tor New York; ae Kate ‘Wareham for do; E ‘Waterman Maria L Davis, Smith, and “River 12th, sehr R agra 0 pia. TCH. May Uh Arrived, stoam bare, Peter Pg tn gt Felicia, Hoboken, Bh a peers “ohn Crockford, Cornelius, and Bengal, NEW WAVEN, May 18—Arrived, brig Rising Sam, Grif ine afronee: sebrs Wil Knight, Kaleb, Ponce: Gusi, Mar. Tren ‘Cieured—Nohrs Earl P Mason, Mason, Baltimore; Addie P Avery. Ryan, do; Anu Lockwood, Amount, do; Potter, Pote as hase AGOULA, May 8—Aurived, ship Sandusky, Lowden, Ta aay oat igh omg Olsen, St Nazaire; bark Hum- bol Bere ‘Orleans, to be Ween. iS HESSACOL A jay 0—-Cleared, schr Jas , Younm, ridgeport, Ct, 11th—Arrived, vee} Lizzio H Kimball, ine New York, to load for Cientag, cas Lee ac May 15—Sailed, steamor Carondelet, Met from New York). Yernandina, THILADELPHIA. May i4sareived, ttoamer Pennsylva- d from. Seacon: wiggine Philadel niu, Harris, Liverpool id int vis Queenstosn 4th, 15th—Arrived, steamers a rine Whiting, Harding. Providence hilndelohla, Davis, New York: Bo fo on, HL Pore se cht ol aconet; Kat! Providenes: 1B Diverty, Niel orcetown. ‘Aico arrived, steamer Panther, Mitix + Newarsport barks Bri Prep=d no Gei 5@, Bro rs Mary Nowell New York: Sarah so Laviata anderen, Rondont; JJ. Racket, Apponaug: Providence, Rice, Providence: Dexter. Hatelmare Me ed « Eiltixe, Smith, vgaeton fanning, rovidence : TT Tasker, Leods, Portsmouth; Honry Colo, ers Mayflower, Daria New York; Will- okte, ‘Salem; Queen (Bi Chignecto (Br), abaw, son, Queenstown: brig T Pitt Br). ie, schrs Minnie C Taylor, Com Kearney, Mason, Boston: Richard Law. Ht Salem; HB Diverty, Nickerson, Nahant; Annie V Bergen, Thompson, Fall itiver: Anw Bltsabeth,’ Doan, Ghathann; Josep! Bay. Ebene Warren, KI; JA elie peters ‘5 jure, Any Hampton, ative Providence, di ‘uhmigton: Mary'and Krances, MeKendry, Austin, "Aiexandrin, ‘Swedish man-of: Lew: “ge May 15—~Arrived, barks Sei Pentel Crap, Rotterdam for orders; Fidente (Aust), Rodosor Lim. erick; Alberto, Falmonth; Hohenaollern, Seeeriear Wifsta Warf, from Galway; Nuovo eg as Ee L Campbell, from Havre; Albissolo P, Bee ra from London ; sehrs Alice, of St Sonn, NB: ugene Fasved in for Philadelphia, briga Katth, from ——t Robert Dillon, from Leghorn: Etta M Tucker, from Cardenas, Lett for Pulladelphia, sloop Llseie Moses; bark Niobe. ‘Went to soa, 13th—Barks Jus E Ward, and Tancook; brig felis, PORTSMOUTH, May 13—Arrived, schrs E M_ Buehler, Ri bad eee jertha J eee Smith, Port John nella, Bonner, New Ys PROVIDENCE, May 18 Arrived: ‘schrs Artie Garwood, feevens, Philadelphia L Trenton ; Ri cod y, do; Marietta I ‘Solaumih, Rondout (apiit lore: tall the gale of 110h H Bowen, tanville. eee ry McCletlen, March, Baltimore we Nor folk: Fi Crocker, Philadelphia; Catharine Whitt Harding, do; schrs D M Anthony, MeLean, Tals Wilcox, do; EL Rockhill E Smith, and Isabella Thontpson, H. alles gelpiia: Watchimun, Pendleton; Olive, Warren: ig arr: John ockhain, Hert: 5G elt, Shr i Wilian len Mar, Ward; Bete Wath; ‘Brush: ite 0 O Walle Weies a jack Dinmond, ‘Smith; 3 Russ, No J Owen. Saleck, New York. 14th—Arrived, steam: pay Pe wa Philadelphing sohre Winner, Haradan, Pascagoula: Charmer. Noyen, Sat A Dentke, Jones, Georgetown, raters, Fromton; ale ot ines, Rondoat:, Marthe Pb Tarvis, Homhixeepate, 3 Cla Port Sohason; OR banna, Alea, A jb, Brown, ‘and Sis Jamon s, Diverty, Care roll, Port Jolinson fur ‘akg Lia old, Port Jolnson: Dean. White, “Gedar ‘Kim City, Kidd, New Yorks 9 Veranda, Pond, do. Suiled—Sehrs Wm, Voorhis, Goldamith, Haverstraw; Was. G BA Eaton. Now York or Calais. pean ‘KT, May 13—Arrived, eclir Xebec, Shropshire, ‘ort i one a gtd Bangor, Jordan, and Saratoga, Nickerson, NETGHMOND, May 13—Satled, bark Concordia (Ger) Kactelholdt, Lubek, Germany; Walver W Fbarg, Saree few York; Sinbad, Perry, New York via Jam: in aetied, bark Brizileira (Ger) ae Rio Janeiro, Atrived 12th, sch Ma eee Bell, Hail, Roo! BAN FRAN rived, we Johan Sea on), Noonan. Dipartire Bay. reedom, Lawrence, Liverpedl vie Soom Ber ats ‘Adel Beg, id og tiidalgo, J Allen, Hum Ni 10, NSW, ark ‘Seella’ (Gerh, 13th— Arrived. ships ¢ The Brace (ir), Sontheott, “Lovdon; NBl hte A. nor, Gould, Liverpool, SAVANNA. ‘May 1i—Arrived, bark Forseget (Nor), Pe dersen, Shields, 15th—Arrived. steamer Rapidan. Mankin, New York; bard Nuestra Senors de los Angelos (Sp). Kainires, Havana. Satied—Briz Cheviot (Br). Richibucto, ST MARYS, Ga, May Sasevenae schr Sarah Eaton, Dicks, wheres sth— Arrived, brig Constancta ¢ Spr. Mahigues, Hi pitta Cloared, bat Edwin & Liazie (Nor), Thorsen, Hath, ‘SULLIVAN, May 12—Sailed, schr J Coolidge. Dyor, Me tang SALQM. May 12—Arcived, schex Lamartine, Haskell, Port Johnson; Hightander, Wood, do. 1th —Arrived, sebrs Grace Cushing. Hamilton, Perth Am doy; Waiter Irving, Rider, Port Johnson: yacht Tas dor, Jacksonville via New York. VINEYARD HAVEN, May 12—Artived, aches Mary. Bol- fast for New York: Ganges, Franklin for d6; Ada Ames, 8 George, Me. yy : D Killis, Ri Ook | t, Muss, for do; ote Whiting, Hero,’ Glpucester for ‘do: James Mar Ha andieuaet Hark. Dall for'dus Odell and Poutt, Suc tor do; Pierg, Shulee for do; Julia Clinch (Br), Masquash, jor do: Viola, Mnctins for do: Cocheco, Rockpor do; Rebecca Florence, Richmond, Me, for do; Hel son, Rockland for do; Clarissa Allen, Boston for do; Wm Marvell, do for Goargetown, DO: Addie Blaisielt Pittston, Me, for do; H Furber, do for iogwn;' JR Va Bath for do; for Rondont: Alimods, avid Torrey, do for Ri cae Westbrook, Portland, tor Annsrotie Ndi Martine Small Pont, Mec for Lewos, Del? Carr | Philadelphia for Newburyport; Eveline, nan Salom. Sih aa Edith, schrs Wm Stevens, Exeter sated Arrived, brig Whittager, from Jo: N&, for New York: schesJ M Kenvedy. and Penne ian adonty fy Boston; Nicola, Elizabethport tor Rolin Huntingion, and Sarat iJ net Cocultpore, "ioe road 0 ‘Sullivan for do: Hf Kath diner for do: ES wlan Mase Julia Newell, for do; Portland, Wwe, Woodbiidee: RO Ma Me. tor Washington; Muttle ei Faber, Salom ter Goons town, DC. Suiled—All vessets except the arrivals of to-day and echri mee, Fear J b ‘ig Cabaret iChaeg Ly RL a Tere James Martin, Al Fannie West jarisse 1s tier (repairing wale. alae Pen lal 1 hin: Johnson tor do: - w Yor! 3 Caroline: Mthioridce for do: Ne for do, Ellen Morrison, Bath on Grant, Caiais for Providence tgaatan, for go: Bie Charleston, jew York for eh . planed by—Sehr, New deslend, ng W Morse, 2 % yf bem! sobre rw jh Regasds. x Ha Taner, St sie Pennyvan want ii eid ier Ponet, mung Ss itera," Carre Alice, James Martin, ly French, AC jannie West. Aitred Chase. Laly Hh reemety iter, D till, Cucheeo sad AWiLMINGTOX, NC, May 12--Clearod, bark Dragen(Nor), Thom ase tay 1d-—Artived, sebr Helen, Searle, Hobe. cHTS, MBOATS, &C. (OPO SALES TRON AND WOODEN STEAMS IIPS «wooden and iron Steambonts, with and without Jtatoroors, and a raf tor river servien, light. dr Ssioon Propellers, lange stenm Yactits, Tass’ amd vo move ICR cK C. SCHMIDT, No, 1 South William at. a KETPS GENUINE SPAR COMPOSITION, FOR. C ait bet nt woodwork, on yachts and bouts, can bo. PELE VENS, 32 Burling slip. N a oO nuns WILL BE " spall nuesion Wednesday. May 17, 1570, a0 F ie MeClave’ k, foot ot Brid, a cartios 10) tons; sale positive. wo 8 aM alt Seca ar we m. Ad by whom, ert =e MISCELLANEOU! DIVORCES ONTAINED FROM DIFFER rows causes, withons publicity PHOMAS RB. AGNEW, roca XEW b=] d larooet. Tam Ostee and Fi zi si % Nap Yorkare call and gee