The New York Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1876, Page 10

Ww AMUSEMENTS. BT. ANN'S CHURCH—GRAND SACRED CONCERT. Aconcert was given atthe Catholic church of St, | finn, Twelith street, last night, for the benelit of the | Association for befriending children avd young girls. | The programme was one of unusual interest, anda | ‘There were | mber of first class artists appeared. Miz, Henrietta Corradi, soprano; Mile, Octavie | Gomien, alto; Messrs. Fritsch, Romeyn aud Langen- | Dacb, tenors; Mr. A. Blum, bass; Messra S. | B Mills and H. Kowalski, pianists; Mr. Josoph | White, violinist; Mr, Charles Verner, violoncel- Nat; Mr. Louis Dachaner, organist aud director, | and a well selected chorus. The offertory from Mme. du Grandyal’s mass, for violin, cetlo, piano and organ, | ‘Was the first work on the bill, and was followed by i Dachauer’s effective work, ‘Bone Pastor,” bu and chorus, A new “ Voni Creator,” by Kowalski, a | Very dramatic and well wrought composition, written | for solo sextet, chorus, piano and orgun, brought on a contralto solo, “L'Air de Beauvais,” and Gounou’s “Ave | Maru,” for soprano, violin, piano and organ.“ Miles Gomien and Corradi rendered yoth solos with exceed: ibg taste and expression. Gounod’s orator:o, “Tobie One Of the celebrated maestro’s churacteristic w bounding im touching melodies and Lighly dramatic in Mts construction, brought the concert to.a close. It was given for the tirst ime in America. M. Dachaaer had the honor frequently to be the parerinas| acing many important choral works to te American ublic. Mr. Mills distinguished himself particularly | yy his playing of the Bach prelude which turnishes | the groundwork of Gounod’s “Ave Maria,” GILMORE’S GARDEN. The largest house of the season attended Uifenbach’s foncert at Gilmore’s Garden last night, The price of admission being reduced to filty cents and an excep- Vioually fine programme being offered, the public took advantage of it and flocked in a crowd w the Garden. Beethoven’s overture, “Egmont,” began the concert and Meyerbeer’s “Coronation Marci’ Otfenbach’s new burlesque po (the “Hymn to St, Cecilia’ and the prayer trom ‘in Egypt,” was received with uproarious appla se. sPotpourri of opéra bousfe airs, called *OMenbachiana,” ‘Was succeeded by Gouuod’s “Ave Maria.’ Un Tues- day next M, Boullard, the assistant conductor, will be replaced by Mr. Max Maretzck, and the change will be regarded asan eminently satistactory one. Mr. Ma. retzek’s skill asa conductor and loag experience in jevery school of music will insure the success of all the p@reat works which shall be lease to lis direction. MUSICAL NOTE. Von Biilow gives three matinées at Chickering Hall, @ommencing ou May 30. The following are the pro- grammes;—May 30—J, N. Hummel—Grand fantaisie, pus 18 in E flat (introduzione ed allegro, larghetto fantabile, allegro assai); J. 8. Bach—(a) Prelude and Jugue for organ in B minor, (5) Sarabande and Passe- pred in E minor, (c) Bourrée in A mimor; F, Men- delssohn—(a) Variations, opus 82, (b) three songs without words; Joachim Rafl—Suite, opus 72 (prelude, menuet, toccata, romance, fugue); F. Liszt—(a) “Ricordanza,” Etude de Concert, () valse, impromptu, (©) Hungarian march (Rakoczy). June 2—W, A. Mo- gart—Fantaisie and sonate in C minor; L. V, Beetho- Yeu—Sonata, opus 31, No. 3 in-E flat (by request); {allegro, scherzo, minuetto, moderato, presto); J. ‘Haydn—(a) Variations m F minor, (b) rondoin C ma- Jor; L. V, Beothoven—Sonate, opus 26, in A flat (av- dante can variazioni, scherzo, marcia funebra, rondo); ib V. Beethoven—Sonata appassionata, opus 57, in ¥ minor (allegro, asgai, andaute con moto, allegro ma :Mon troppo e presto, June 3—R. Schumann—“Wiener Faschmg,” fantasiebilder, opus 26 (ullegro, romance, #eherzino, intermezzo, finale); 1. V. Beethoven—(a) Banaca, opus 90, in E (allegro, allegretto caatabile)— (0) Rondo a Cappriccio, opus 129; Ign. Muscheles—(a) Two Caprices, opus 51, (b) Two Studies from opus 70; F. Chopin—a) Nocturne in C minor, opus 48, No 2, () impromtu, opus 29, (c) scherzo No, 8. opus 39 Berceuse, opus 57, by request; F. Liszt—Rhapsodie Aspagnole (Les Fol:es d’Espagne, XVII. century—La Jota Aragonese, XLX. century soio {MR STRAKOSCH’S REPLY TO “FAIR PLAY” AND “VERITAS.” To tux Error oy tax Hreaty;— There have appeared in you? journal two communi- cations, One signed ‘Fair Play’ and the other “Veri- fas.” The first one is so grossly insulting to a lady and ‘Bo impertinent in regard to myself that had the writer Biven his pame | should have been obliged to demand Batisfaction at once of him, who, I am sure, is no American for Americans never insult ladies, The Second letter, which appeared to-day, is so silly and @nmeaning that it hardly requires uny auswer. Both ‘Fair Play’*and “Veritas” make the assertion that in an interview I bad some time ago with a re- | evn of the Hxkatp I made some unfavorable and nfair observations with revard to Mile, Tieijens and Mme. Trebeili, Every umparual person who has read My interview with the HxekaLp reporter will at once dismiss with scorn this sccusation, which is the onl point in these communications worthy ot any consid. eration. 1 always have had and still have the highest admiration tor Mile. Tictjens as an artist and a lady, And my remarks in regard to her engagement in tus pountry with my brother and myseli related only Yo the financia’ results thereot, which, being literally rue, cannot possibly offend that great artist in any way. either do I think that cither Mile. Tieyens or Mme. ‘rebelli can be offended by my opinion that tue onc, after a most glorious career of a quarter of a century, and the other, atter a most brilliant career of about Awenty years, ‘fail lo attract as large audiences nm {when they were in the iui! possession of thetr bei voices, Both “Fair Play” and ‘Veritas, who seem to be the same person, attempt by their untruthiul and sneering observations to depreciate Mile. de Belocca’s merits, but by the violence and fury of their attack they de- feat their own object. In conclusion, let me observe that for the first and Tast time I have broken my ruie as to answering avony- mous communications, but 1 ‘Fair Play’ ineaus really fair play, and if Veritas’ means truth, let them u be afraid to give their real nau re. specifully, MAURICE STRAKOSCH. VERE IN. as ital ‘The opposition branch of the New York Platt Deutehes Volksfest Verein, composed of members opposed to holding the annual picnic in New Jersey, met at No. £01 Bowery yesterday, with George Geuseh presiding, Among the clubs represented were the United North Deutsche Clad, No. 1, H. V. Fahye President; the Seven. eonth ward Platt Deutscue Club, No.1; the Ham. | ‘burger Vereins, the Mritz Reuter, No. 1, of New York | city; the Ladies’ Benevolent Society of ‘Harmonia and Moguntia. The following prominent officers of the | ‘Verein were elected :—George Gouseh, President; Wiil- | dam Lausen, Gottiried A. Joseph, H.’V. Fahye and W. | Luser Vice Presidents Here Kygers, Treasurer; Hert | Deitiensen, Financial Secretary; Finance Committee, | ‘Messrs, Devender, Gross and’ Freidenber taries, Messrs. Ganss, Martens and Abiers,’ It was decided to hold the annual picnic at Jones’ Wood, and Rot to join with those gomg to Union Hill, Secro- | THE ACADEMY OF FLORAL GAMES, [From Galignani’s Messenger, May 11.) The Academy of Floral Games at Toulouse has just ‘eelebrated its annual fete of the distribution of prizes, | The works crowned were the tollowing:—“Aux | Feunes Podtes,” ode, DFM. Léonce Fabre des Kesarts, | ebtained a violet; “Nature,” ode, by Mme. Marie | Cassan, of Lavant, a pink; “Les Currassiers de Reich Bhoffen,” poom, by M. Hichardut, of Paris, a violet; “La Chute,” poem, by M. Ain t Mayenne, a marigold; ‘Thai fo of Bourbonne-les- Bains, ai,” iy, Mt. Pe Bersenite, @ mari plas, of T Huicbard, ‘La Locomouve,”” ns'le-Saulnier, a pin. tude sur Alfred de Musset, M. Antome Camus, of Parix, a honeysuckle; Comtese de Toulouse aux Croisndes,’” discourse in | rose, M. Hernard Benezet, hi-torical painter at Tou use, obtained the guiden immortelle, a prize founded by the Council General. COMMODORE VANDERBIL Commodore Vanderbilt was much improved yester- flay and passed a very satisfactory night, sieoping | Joundly, He was visited by his doctors at an early | Pour im the morning and expressed himself ad foclipg | Quite strong. He got oat of bed about ten o'clock and Spent several hours in his study. His sen and several Members of his family were present with him The Commodore sy socnda cheerful and in good spirit ORGANIZATIOD OF - FRESCO | PAINTERS’ NION. large number of fresco painters met yesterday at fhe Germania Assembly Rooms, on the Bowery, Mr. Ferdinand Filli presiding. 1t was resolved to organize £a association to be composed of the members of the Gitlerent societies of the trade im this city, to be knowa Bs the “Fresco Painters’ Central Union, A constitu. tiou and bylaws for the new body were adypied, attor which the meeting adjourned. BOYS RESCUED FROM DROWNING. Yesterday morning at about ten o'clock a rowboat c: ‘taining two! boys was cuught in a strong eddy of Cob sand capsized. The loud cries of the boys was on board the United States steamer Alert, anda ‘was quickly manned aud sent to their rescue. The were clinging to the vottom of their capsized boat and were well pleased when they foll in the hands | of the boys in biue trom the Alert, | antiquary NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. erie LLL, HOMICIDE IN BROOKLYN. AN EMPLOYER CUTS THE THROAT OF 4 WORK- MAN DURING AN AFFRAY ON THE STBEET. A murder was committed in Brooklyn lest night ‘The victim was a workingman named Michael Hussey, and bis slayer was Henry L. Bull, President of the Bull | Patent Arms Company. It appears that on January 28 Buil went to Europe on business comnected with his | establishment, which is located om the northwest corner of Pearl and Front streets, Brooklyn, Joel L. Canuon, who is secretary of the company, is a brother- in-law of Bull, and resides in the sume house with hua, at the corner of Pearl and Nassau streets, Before going to Europe Bull placed the business of the company in the hands of Wm. L. Headley, a lawyer, doing business at No. 85 William street, New York, to whom he gave @ power of attorney. Thero were two work- men employed in the manufactory during Buil's absence, named William Healey, machintst, and Miche) Hussey helper, The workmen concluded that Mr. Headley was not paying them sufflcient wages, and on | March 21 called at the aflice of the attorney and de- | manded that they should have more money. They were told that there was 10 more money for them, at which | } ley grew enraged, being under the influence of | i liquor, and said he should have that money trom Bull or he would “swing for i." The attorney having heard that the man was grew alarmed and oifered him some money, when a frieutt of Healey opportunely arrived and ‘took him Mr. Headley reported the matter subsequently | to the Distrret Attorney, who told him he must take care of bimself and guard against the mun, About a week ago Mr. Bull returned irom his visit to Europe, | and the workmen cailed upon him with reference to & settlement of what they conceived to be their jast claims. Mr Ball wold them to wait tll he could confer with his lawyer, and he would see how their claims stood, Yesterday Mr, Bull and tis wile visited Fort Hamilton and returned to their house about hali-past seven o'clock. About half- post nine Healey and Hussey called on their employer aud made a statement of their case, asserting that they had been grievously wronged. Both men were under the influence of liquor, and high and augry words were excoaunged between all the parties. Bull was struck by Healey, who is a bur heavy man, and he called his brother-in-law, Canuon, who was Up stairs, to his assistance. A general seuille then appears to have ensued, in which Bull was pitied against Hussey, and Healey wus straggling with Cannon, the wife of the latter aud Mrs. Bull A few moments after the opening of the affray Hussey was seen to stagger over to the other side of the street and sink, bigeding from a ghastly wound in Lis throat, on the sidewalk. Word was sent to the Second precinct and to the Washington sireet station, and Sergeant Dyer, Detective Curran and Patrolmen farly and Hogan were early on the scene, An am- Dulance was summoned, but Hussey died before he reached the hospital. Bull, Cannon and Healey were taken into custody. No knite was found in the vicin- ity last might, though search was made for the weapon, Bull is alleged to have said to one Charles Meyers, a grocer’s clerk, when arrested, ‘I bad to do it,” He 16 about thirty-five years of age and a native of Kugland, Healey, when in custody and on the way to the station house, told Sergeant Martin that Bull was a bad man, and had killed a man in Kentucky. Bull is « quiet, in? telligent looking man, and does not appear to taink that ho has committed’ a crime. PROBABLE MURDER. About eleven o'clock lust night Richard Bell, aged twenty-six, of No, 262 William street, during a quarrel in his owa House was fatally stabbed in the left breast by John Keenun, aged twenty. He was sent to the Chambers Street Hospital. ‘The cause of the quarrel was some insulting remarks made by Bell concerniag Koonan’s wile. Bell keops boarding hous, where the family of Keezan lives, Daring the quarrel Keenan pulled out a large case knife and ran tt into Bell’s body up to the bandie, He was rrested and taken to the Fourth precinct station ouse. NEW HOSPITAL OPENED. Five years ago some enterprising and charitable citi- zens belonging to Holy Trinity Roman Catholic church, Montrose avenue, Williamsburg, acting under the in- spiration of the pastor, Rev, Father May, purchased twenty-three lots of ground and the old mansion of the Thursby estate, situated on Bushwick avenue, trom Maujer to Teneyck street, for the purpose of erecting a hospital for the use of that section of the city, irree spective of creed, nationality or color, On this basis they obtained pecuniary assistance from all quarters, and, whiie using the mansion as a temporary hospital, proceeded to erect a permanent etructure, which, being completed, was thrown open to public ibspection yes- terday. The building is a handsome specimen of Gothic architecture, four stories in height ana is of the class denomimated “Pavilion,” with ac- commodations for 200 patients. Eyery modern appliance. for such institutions has been used. 80 that it 1# really the most complete institution of the kind in Brooklyn and the best udapted tor the pur- pose. The edifice 1s only one ward deep, with a large piazza in the rear to each floor; a large staircase ovcu- pies the centre, with an elevator, asd each wing also contains an equally available stairway, three spires Over each cf these giving the edifice 4 commanding appearance. ‘he Dominican Sisters attached to the Convent of the Holy Trinity will have charge of tno hospital, the Mother Superior, Sister Seraphina Steimer, suparintend- ing, with Sister Joanna Burkhardt as manager. About 1,500 persons visited the building yesterday, and were vapecially pleased at the beautitul chapel attached to it, the exquisite graining, frescomg aud the aplendid altar drawing forth general encomiums. ‘To-day, at three o’clock, a fair will be opened in the building, which will continue for five weeks, at the end of which time the formal dedication will take place, During the tir nightly concerts will take place; twenty singing socieues, six full bands of music an innumerable soloists have tenderea thelr sorvices, and will be utihzed, it 13 to be hoped, to the great pecuniary benefit of the hospital, On Tuesday evening the Saengerbund will sing, and on Thursday evoning the Anion Singing Society will be the leading performers. GERMAN-AMERIOAN INDEPENDENT CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Ger- man-American Independent Citizens’ Association was hold yesterday ut Germania Hall, No, 200 Third avenue, Justice Otterbourg presiding. A resolution was adopted 4 meeting of the General Committee of the as- sociation for the purpose of indorsing tho platform adopted by the Fifth Avenue Hotel Conference, heid recently, aNer which the meeting adjourned, STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. About eight o’clock last night the Baptist church on the corner of Lexington avenue and 111th street was struck by lightning and damaged $100. Charlos C. Cook, who was standing in the vestibule, was slightly injured by the falling plaster, FELL OVERBOARD. An intoxicated man, dressed in dark clothes and soft hat, fell overboard last night at pier 37 East River, LITERARY CHAT. ‘The Inte William B, Books” is not a new work, but the old essays published some years ago under the title of * Among My Beoks; World Essays.” Mr. Benson J. Lossing’s iMustrated quarto volume, “The American Centenary,” will be issued by subscrip- tien throagh Porter & Coates, Philadelphia, and will contain six hundred pages and sixty steel plates, Rev. W. Gladden's new work on the relations of capital and labor is entitled “Working People and Their Employers,” and is published by Lotkwood, Brook & Co., Boston, ‘The library of the late Samuel G. Drake, the Boston » Tich in Americana, will be offered at auc- tion in two divisions, in May and June, by Leonard & Co., of Boston. Captain Crawley, a recognized authority on chess, whist, &c., has brought out the “Handy Book of Gamos for Gentlemen,” which Ward, Lock & Tyler, of London, | Bave published, And now we are to havea ‘Comic Centennial His- tory of the United States,” by Livingston Hopkins, with full page illustrations, from the press of @. W. Carle- ton & Co. Colonei R. J. Dodge’s book on “The Plains,’ which is full of matter regarding the Indians, will appear from Putnam's press next September, with thirty full page | illustrations, Mr. Whyte Thorne has written a novel called “The Democracy,” which, the Athencum says, bears too much resemblance to “Alton Locke,” and the charac- ters, olten amasing, are somewhat too redolent of Dickens, A ‘Contemporary History of Spain from 1843 to the Conclusion of the Present Civil War,” by Don Antonio Pirala, bas appeared at Madrid, The German poem “Griselda,” has been translated by | the author of “Stepping Hoavenward,” for the Young | Women’s Curistian Association, to be published by A. D. F, Randolph, Tho lite of A. T, Stewart, annoanced in preparation by J. G. Wilson, has been witharawn at Mra, Stewart's desire. A pew “History of the Whale Fishery,’ by Alexander Starbuck, 1s in preparation. The same writer will also publish a “History of Nantucket,” the only history of that island, by Macy, being long 51 at of print ‘The last novel of that crisp French romancer, Daudet, ig entitled “Jack Moeurs Contemporaines.” desperate character, | Reed's ‘‘Memories of Familiar | “Hxnatp bh SHIPPING NEWS DATES OP DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. ee Broadway 7 Bowling Green, Amerique. Urooni Idab 4 Bowling Greea -|63 Broadway "115 Broaaway 7 Bowling (ree! 2 Bowling Green [Liverpout.- . |Glasgow., Bremen... erpool.. |15 Broadwa: Liverpeal,. 180 Hroudway : Hamburg. :161 Broadway June 24.) Liverpoot. . |37 Broadway a@-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE—Captains or officers of vessels engaged in the coasting or foreign trade, observing the displacement or removal of sea buoys, are requested to com- municate the fact to the HxRatp, so that it may be broucht publicly te the attention of the proper authorities. A letter addressed “to the editor of the Hxmatp, New York city,” giving as accurately as possible the number and position of displaced buoys or the cause of their removal, will suffice in all caxos observed wlong the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of tho American Continent, When they are observed on the const of European countries or in the Meditorraneun it is requested that information be sent either by telegraph or letter to the London office of the Naw Yoru Hxnatp, 46 Fleet street, London, or tothe Paris office. 61 Avenue de VOpera, Paris, Where the telegraph is used despatches may bo addressed “Bennett, 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue deVOpera, Puris.” Where cases of displacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asia or Africa, captains may communicate with us upon reaching the first conveniont pyt. This information will be cabled free of charge to the Hxnatp and published, pg-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The Nuw Yore adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxmaxp steam yaeht, showing while burn ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, und cun be seen several miles distant. Cap- tains of vessels, upon reeing this signal, will oblige us by preparing auy marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the HenaLp. ‘Ba-Persons desirous of communicating with veesels arriv” ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of HERALD news yacht, pier No. 1 East River, New York, Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly do. livered, Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER. 438 | Gov. Island. eve 7 27 RUN AND MOOX, Sun rises Sun sets. | PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 21, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THY HERALD STAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINB, Steamer Idaho (Br), Beddoe. Liverpool May 10, Qx town 11th, with mdxe nd p wenvers to Williams & Steamer Colombo (Br) or, Hull May 0, vin Sout mp ton sth, with mdso aud 20 passengers to Charlos L. Wright Ponsols, Havre May 6, Plymouth 7th via Philadelpbia 20th, with mdse und 70 passengers to L do Bebian. Steamer Kepler (Br), Rakes ry. Janeiro April 26, Bahia 20th, Pernambuco May 1 and Para 6th, with mdso and passengers to Busk & Jevous. Steamer Canima (lr), Liddicoat, Bermude May 18, with mdse and passongers to AE Outerbridge. May 20. 5 AM, Tat #013, Ion 0085, passed steamer Bermuda’ (Br), hence for Bermnda, - » clepmer Ameriges (f iteamer Amerique (Fr), Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, Richmond, City Polat and Nor. foe, with mdse ‘and passengers to the Old Dominion Steam- 14, with toas to w oy James E Ward & co “sb'8, Cape ‘of Good’ Hope March 8), Re i ril-10 and crowed the Equator 24th In lon 30: had BE trades: took \E trades in lat 3 and lovt them hence light variable win e uovs Matteo dual): Cassanola. Hall, vie Delaware Broakwator, 54 days, in ballast to Slocovich Hark Ariadne (Nor), Hansen, Gloucester 48 days, in babe lust to Funch, Ed k Fid Aus), Radovovich, Limerick 36 days, via rr. Barl Lewes. Del, lant to order Bark Adelina (ital), Piazzo, Savona via Delaware Break- water 5U di ast to Slocovich & Co. tatk, tafford (or Windsor, NS), Curry, Pal- & ith frult to master. oThark Halearey. (of Sumderiaad’, Johnson, Tquigae 183 days, with nitrate of sodu to Bartelio & tenwick, Had henvy weather off Cape Horn, wuich was passed Feb 18, and ‘crowed the Equator, April 18, in lon 7: March 5, Ing da heavy SW gale, In which onried eer ae run maintopmast; April 5, lat 11, rican ship, Lound —, showing sign German buck, ‘showing, signal letsers jarch 31, Int 16, lon. 32, spoke brig bound'—, who reported having Bet Trinidad; 740, lon abandoned. Bark Sarah A Dagan tot Yarmouth, NS), Dudman, Mon- tevideo 75 days, with hides and weol to order; vessel to ae & Kinexler. Crossed the Equator April 21, in ton Bark gang A (of Brixham), 24 Rio Janoiro 26 days, with coffeo to Charles Luling el to G F Bulley, Crossed the Equator April 30, in 1 Bark Bichard Pearse Bartaby, i NS), Havana 18 days, with sugar to J F Whitney & Uo, Bark William H Genn (of Buckport), Bollins, Havana 13 days, with sugar to Baring Bros; vessel to Miler & Hough- } Litchfield (of Rockland, Ne , with sugar to Gosster & Co; Hayden, Car- vessel tod 'S In- Bark Emi donus 13 da} graham & Bark Matthew Baird (of Philndelphia), X 12 days, with molasses to B H Howell, son inebestor & Co. “s. Cm 60; Caibarion 14 day order; vessel to Bartram ros. Brig Gipsey Queen (of Portland), Morgan, Messina SO days, with fruit tg order: vessel ta J Ii er. Passed April 4; March 26, Henry Huskin, seaman, Sattee oF" England, aged 90 years, was knocked overboard hy the muin staysail sheet and drowned; April 15, lut 38 45, Ton 5439), apoke bark Ohio, whaler, c raballe, Trneey, Lagu: May 4, with coffue, dc, to 0 Miller & Houghton, eg Virgtuia,obnsione, St Pierro 14 days, with sugar to Roynal & € ri: John Boyd (of Halifax), North, Vabacoa, PR, 12 with sngarto days with sugar end molasses to JY Ondativia & Co; weasel to,Gerherd & i Brewer. Ross (of Halifax, NS), Mittier, St Johns, PR, molasses to order: vessel to Miller & Hough: lat 36 26, lon 73 34, spoke schr Wm Martin, ‘om Boston 9 days out, clean. ancson (SP), Lastres, Mayaquez, PR, 13 days, in ballest Belg Nautlus (Br), Todd, Cardenas April 20, via Key Wost 13 days, with sugar to’ Jules Saxerac & Co} vessel to Wayde!l & Co. Riis Josie G Haxlotine, Bonston, Cienfuegos 21 days, with sugar to J £8 Fowler; vearel to muste litig. Sarah M Loring (of Yarmou as 12 days, with sugar to order; v Loring, Me- rett, Son & Go, Brig Rebecca J Page, Hill, Sagaa 1 order! vessel ty Vernon Lt Brown & Co. Brig Laura Gertrude, Risk, Brunswick, Ga, 12 days, with naval stores to Dullner, Bottle & Co, Schr Rescue (of Halifax), Andorson, Demerara 23 days, © Cameron; vessel io Miller & Hoaghtun. ile St fiero 14 days, with sugar days, with ugar to Rio Grande, with fo FUP Brown & 0s » PR, IT ros & Co; vessel on with sugar and mol to C W Bertaux. Belie Hor a (of Boston), Larrabee, Gnavama, PR, M4 nd molasses to Galway & Caxado, as 12 days, with sugar rsons & Loud. atch, Buracoa 9 days, with fruit to J one! to dk Werber Li : Noy: Mar: Mangan, Zelulf, Baraco 9 days, with fruit to TJ Madge? vessel tod Kt Staples i re dear tron Wier, Baracoa days, with frult to Gomén, Pearsall & Co; vowel to BI Wenberg. Schr Wm Farren, Dill, Elenthera 10 days, with pines to Win Douxtas & Son, juator (of fruit to Win Dougie asea Ranger, Nassau 9 days, with sche duit Haya: Gaskin, Georrerown, 80, 10 with naval stores to Dollner, Potter & Co; vessel to Martburt r Elle to mst Hill, Hill, Newbern, NC, ‘Sche A & E Benton, Budd, Pantigo, NO, 6 days, with ingle ‘ie Tie Q Henton & Sons Virginian, Rehr it Ht Pitis; French, Virginia Rehr A duleor, French, Virgin Sehr Burotas, Inman, , 10 days, with lam. Schr John Mars Beven. Virginie Sehr LH Hopkins, Prediiore, Virginia, Seber 1 A Rove, Koes, Georgetown. be. fiche Kocheko, from Memins, winds np to Mi from the sume quarter Jon 46 80, spoke brig Ei gow. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND souTH, ag on City of Fitehberg, Springer, New Bedford for bp ln rite oe Young, ee amans Hosd, New Loudon’ Ann, Worth, Stouinston t ars, Pall ives tor ) Panties, Hil I, New Londos for 5 f Win li Bowen: Dil, Providence tur Rohr Mall, Linveott, Gardiner for Sew Vor Sehr Elias Lewis, Providenes for New York, Sehr # Page, Foung, Greenport tur New York. Sehr J © Log oman pevriengee | ‘ge atew York, Sehr Hunt Lubes fur Sete is Oy Freee Bet See re, Sehr Ellen H Gott, Wilbur. ”, Sehr Cynthia i w Bedford for New Yori. Sehr OH Harris, New Taino for New York. anton, for New York. ania 3 tt Haein ‘se Mew Yors ‘twanis jabett, Sie Fall River for New York. Sehr Achorn, Nickerson, Connectient River for New York. Rehr Abbie Willard, Gulliver, Bangor for New York. Schr Lucy Blossom, Sheffleii, New Bedford for New York. Schr James Warren, Major. " i Ri York. Behr O F Hawley, Tew, by det Sebr Adelia TO; BOUND EAST. for Portiand. Ct, Sehr BP Brainord, Newb: Corwin, Ne' ja. Wescott, New York tor Boston. Behe Jona Brooks, rox, Hoboken for New Haven, Rehe Island City, Alle: ww York for Rerpetr. ay Riok. York for Millbrid; Amboy for New on: Schr Hunnah Brown, Sackett. New Yor for Providence. Sehr Adele Felicia, i New Vore Johnson for Norwich. Rehr Paci ork tor Provincetown. r Glen Cove, York for New Haven. w York for nee. Pl Brig Octacitius (Br), for 8t John, NB, went to sea this Wind at sonnet. SW: of miduiaht, wsw. Barometer at sunset, 29. TPM, 29.01. MARITIME MISCELLANY. The purser of the steamer Canima, from Bermuda, has ‘our thanks for favors Suir Transit (Hr), rmuda, from Pensacola for Bris tol, und completed repairs T7th inst and would reload carga, Buia Ossxo (Br), frov Mobile for Havre, at Bermuda in Aistress. was refitting 17th inst. Scan Ina ¥ Sit-.suex, before reported stranded at Fire Jsland Tolet some weeks azo, has been repaired at Bayport, LI, and was probably tau 18th; was found to be " ed Jem than liad been supposed ‘and repairs ‘will “cost out $12 "Sonim Kxpoxo, of Ellsworth, before reported ashore on Bi ker’s Island Bar. bas been got of and taken to Southwest Harbor, where she 1s to be repaired. Amount of damage about $1000; no insurance on vessel—cargo fully insui Scur Guxswoon tn going through the draw at New Bea- ford on Friday ufternoon. came in collision with the dra losing her flying jibboom, breaking hei ing her jib, aad breaking'e portion of the rail. aud © cross stanchion of the draw, Suoor MM Hamttzox will take forward the cargo of ite of schr Mary A leo (from, Bueksport. for New which vessel was towed into Portland last woek. dames The hull of the MA Rico was found to be in rather a bad Le Haan “MB Domstran,” ‘Silsbee (of Patchorue), 10 enciy ran on a reet some four miles from Tale of Pines, and While the crew were nway in search of nssistance the ve carded by wreckers. who carried off 30 hhds of sugar a all the Fanning rigging. Vessel would probably got off, will make a ble profs fi from Tie paid $1300 instead of $1800" as It is altogether probable that hi the purchase. ported, Nine-sixteenths of schr Benjamin English, of New Bed- ford, has beon purchased by James Le Baron, of Muttapol- sett, at the rate of $1600, Vussets Soup —By auction, 7-16 of the bark FL. Carney. 508 tons built at Sheepseott Bay. Me, in 1874, sold at £0500; bare He Murray, Jr. 887 sons, bullt, at Neweastle, ‘Tse, $3000 ‘Gnd brig B Inginae, 290 tons, built e je, ta 1963, $3000." all ‘caah—New York Shipping ast. Lavxcnxp—At Bath, May 18, by Goss, Sawyer & Pack- ard.'a bare of 390 tons, named Joba & Winthrop, owned by JB Knowles 2d and othors, of New Bedford, and is intended for « whaler, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Hatirax, May 18—The bell buoy was placed on the rocks known as “the Sisters,” off Sumbro, yesterday. SEVEN ISLANDS LicnTHoUsE. Notice is hereby ivan that the, lighthouse on Carousal Island, one of the Seven Inlands, rador. on the north shore of the River St Lawrence, destroyed by s been rebnilt by the government of put in uperation on the Ist of June next. Lat 3008 40 “The light is a fixed white catroptric Mebt, elevated 200 feot above high water mark, and in clear weather will probably be seen a distance of 20 miles. The building, whieh {8 « wooden one. painted white, con- sists of @ square tower 19 high from base to vane, with Kegper's s dwelling attached. uty Minister of Marine and Fisheries. department st Piarine and Fisheries, Ottawa, May 6, WHALEMEN. Arrived at Fernandina Muy 15, schr Chas Thompson, Leach. oil not reportes Suiled trom St Helena April 17, bark President 24, Robin- son, to cruise; 19th, George & Susan, Heyer. ‘At do April 20, barks Louisa, Millard, and Ocean, Holmes, recruiting crews, ‘A letter from Mr Baker, 1st officer of bark Pacific.eBor- den, of NB, reports her at Barbados April 22, having taken 300 bbls sp'since leaving Faval, first officer of bark Acors Barns, Hickmot t Honolula April 18, having taken 733 wing Honolniu Downs, of bark Petrol, of NB, reports her off Donnis Inland Feb 20, having taken 50 Dbis ap oll since lew Te ken Ne d dato, bark Faleon, Herendeen, NB, having taken an 80 bbl whale, but loxt half of bim. SPOKEN. America (of Boston). Emerson, from New York for i Franclseo, April 33, lat 31 N, lon 37 W iat Ingle, Holes, from, an Francisco for Queen: off Cape Ilo Ship from New York for San Francluco, April 14, Int 108 lon $9 WW. Ship Columbus, Rogers, from New York for San Francisco, May_5, Int 31 54 N, lon 40 39 W, A British ship. ‘sheng 14 “LV TO, from San Francisco for : lon h 24, lat 28.8, An Ameri an shi, Trot ‘Altona for San Francisev, April jon 30. sen BP. from Bull River, 8C, for Newcastle, 13. Hubs, of Halifax, from Havre for New Orleans, May 4, lat 49, lan 34. Pog: Peerless, a St John, N jay 4. lat 43 N, lon 10 W. Shae lagcte, of Lunnberg, NS. f= Bridgewater, for Barbados, May 13, tat 30 34, lon 58 Brig Mary A Dana, from Getatiedins for Boston, May 20, Barnegat WNW 18 miles. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Huraup London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bonnett, 61 Avenue de l’Opera, Paris,” tho arrivals at and departaros from European and Eastern ports of American and all foroign vessels trading with tho United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi. torrancan ports will find the Party ollice the more economical and expeditious for tolegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Brewux, May 20—Sailed, bark Argonaut (Ger), Michael, Philadelphia, Buistot, May 21—Arrived, bark Tonsberghus (Nor), Ja cobsen, Philadelphia, : Beurast, May 20—Sailed, brig Emma L Shaw (Br), Ma- eomber. New York. Cronsranr, to May 20—Arrived, barks Gluckhauf (Ger), Spraoger, Savannah; Eldorado (Nor), Larson, do. Capi, to May 20—Arrived, brig Fidelia (Br), Young, New York. FrusumNe, May 21—Sailod, bark Earl of Elein (Br), Alex- ander (from Antwerp), Philadelphia, SOA, May 15—Sniled, burk Bolivar (Aus), Gerolimich, Philadotphia, Grurarran, to May 20—Arrived, brig Amy A Lane, Cost!- gan, Philadelphia; schr J G Drew, Waddin, Brunswick, Ga, Gerix, to May 20—Arrived, barks Robert (Rus), Theisen, Savannah; Trosvik (Nor), Pettersen, do. Havas, May 20—Arrived, ship Edith (8), Homer, Now Orleans, Lavenroor., May 21—Arrived, bark August Loofller (Nor), Olsen, New Orleans, Lonvow, Muy 20—Sailed from Gravesend, ship Bremen (for), Leitke, New York; bark Johann Wilhelm (Ger), Ak , Philadetphia, qUWEDIER, May 20—Arrived,, brig Redowa, Wallaco, Now York via Queenstown, ! Puywourit, May 21—Arrived, steamer Lessing (Ger), Al- bert, New York for lamburg (and proceeded). Pavintac, May 19-Sailed, bark Elvina, Hazard, Marti iquo (from Bordeaux). , from London for Rio Jane- Loxpox, May 21—Schr J B Atkinson, Young, has put back to Lisbon leaky and with pumps choked, WEATHER REPORT. Hotyunap, May 21, 5 PM—Wind SSW, threatening rain. FOREIGN PORTS. Berwupa, M St Kitts for Rio ow Bares (Br), Vesey, t, Liverpool, gion, Li (from len si, al Rio \ Grande dhaving completed repairs. Faruxn Pout, May 21— Arrived, steamer Sarmatian (Br), Aird" Liverpool for Montreale HAnivax, Mal ri steamers Worcester, from Chariottotown Boston); Geo Cromwell, Bacon, St Johns Moxrevivuo, April 12—Sailed. sche JN Gamewell, Berry, Indien. port April 15, bark Sarmiento, Moody, ymes bries Pax rana (Br), for New York; Amerie jew York Benson, mm Rosario, arrived same di Hooper, Giikey, une. Nostitnat, May 10-—Arrived, ship Abeons (Br), Grossact, G Sufled 19th, steamer Quebec (Rr), Thearle, Liverpool ; ship Glenbervie (Br), € bn piel, his NavLes, Muy Ii-Areived, brig Odorlila, Holland, New | York (not nerived 17th). May 19-—Arrived. steamer Good Hope, Forganhall, WeUhisuey. Greene ‘Aberdecn: Neweustle, And: ~ Sai an sinnie Seer tartin ‘Miramteh! pe eM dinfoutiterdce, frou Paiiadeiphis, srvived souh barks Bi Ursula ‘Bre Brown, for Bow Yerm clenet Kean, ‘rom ond ‘and for Baltimore, arrived 1 eet (Br), Ryerson, Ga, arrived Th (Br). ai, iors New York, arrived 8th: jeciuire. une; Para (it): for Humpton toads? rl (Br), for do; schrs Louisa P' Mallory. Stetson, from Branswick, Ga, arrive? 1Ach; Albert W Smith, Leavitt, from River Fiate, arrived _ Mowes Williamson, oa ‘St Henexa, Apel sole» port. brig William & Anthony (Br), for New Bedford. rea 4 April 19—Sailed, schr Gluckaut (Ger), New brig Rosalie (Br), for New York, lig; bel Ane, Medel for da, da ‘a " " {Pee Sreawen Crrv or B AJ Arn, May 8—nuiled, Yunthus, Redmond, Quebec, yALerrne, to May ®-Sailed, City of Aberdeen, Scale, New vata, May 1—Sailod, Gertrude E Smith, Jameson, St om Amor, March 31—Sailed, B Aymar, Lapham, Guam. HuuwroL, May 9—Balled. Avat .e, Mirawichi. Baxnow, May Langehew (®), Bain, Rony pen Beuvast. May on arsrad Dauntless, Ames, Now York. Beexex, May 7— Byre. Ro ‘North Americas John Read, ‘Nickeron. do: Anguster¥ Haston, Bultimn re (passed Dangeness 9th): Senator ‘Ikon, Lena, Ame: assed lasaed 0th): Nerdeap, Ovalsein. Sandy Hook Caupire, May 11--Bailed, arr . Nagasekt: Enmore Golomant Halitex ‘Femplart Haskell Stags: COPENHAGEN, ralhah Racer cB Haseltine, GUEa% Se jean vannan for Reval Racer, Knvdeen, Now pa iz, May. " Oporto: Sth, Woelaka, Perkins, na ee “fodua 8 Bragdor Fletcher, Bareelona: Lillia, Camptell, Lisbon. Suiled 4th, Frod Jackson, Potting, Gloucester, Mass. Emilia Olamepe: Unfiero. ee ree, Castellano, do; Giuseppina RB, uggie see aie 10—Passed bo Re K Clements, Cornin; iydnev, CB; A Ryab. Dodero, do forgNew Yor! mae Phaeton, pen ‘Sunderland for Sao Francisco; Errato, ‘this, London for ton Rods. Prenes, lay Torkabed, led, Fremad. Bull, Quebee. May 9; Sailod, “Tratte, Now York 10th, M & EB + CASTRLLAMARR, #, May 1—faited y 8—Arrived, Glencoe, Oliphant, Portland, of om Neate (a, Campbell. New York, Ratled’éth, Odd, Nellsens Richivacto G MOCK, eae’, 9—Arrived, Susan A Blaisdell, Sawyer, perigee by eed Fornand, a ney, Pi 8 "yotte Siaslotta: Oy Jorgensen, Montreal; 11th, Index, may; irasnieh: qeligsNoumovrn, May 8—Sulled, Mero, Bertolotto, Mom real. fadatway, May 10—Sailed, ep Montreal; Roberto, Sydney, C! Gumtivtak May S—Arrived. HB Jones, Nickerson, acd cleared'for Bal Minate Repplier, Steel: ie (ond cleared 4th for Philadel indelphia) a a Teiataen, Tepl York led, Ironsides, Tapley, ork; Hero, Wane, Becher Stowe, Haunat, do. 4—Salled, Huttio G. Hall, Carter, Pondi- ALLE, i aunty et Edith Alten, Hardy, Mansulipatam. AnTLPOOL, May 8—Arrived, Europo, Hliascn, Penss- ae “Hews, May 10—Saited, Evening Star,'Speich, New Xork, Hevvogr, May bein wi Pacific, Harris, Philudelphi Havas, ts Say 4. JMS, Murchison, Princo Rawards Isl Lo Erikson, ‘Quebee; 18th, ui Vail, Welch: ft upton toads; Oth,” Ranger, Doty, d Homer, San Hamsuna, May sated, Norway, Mathews, New York (and from Cux Baffled from ( Philadelphia, Tio110, March 18—Arrives B Stoi one, Hallett, Shanghai, Irswicn, May 10—Sailed, Lesseps, Steon, Philadelphia, Liverroon, May 9—Arrived, Moravian (s). Grabaes, Port- land, Me; Alice Starrett, Butilz, Brattins 10th, Abdiel (s), a Thomas eer Healy, dith | W. Vesnvio, perior, Stewart, ‘Montrout; Oth. ‘Erna, Schulte, Sandy ‘Larsen, Philadelphia: Delta, Gaspersen, Hamo- Denbighshirs, _M Sain Feaneiscd; Dan- Haytien ( Watson, York; The Queen (s). Bragg, New Yor ; Lindesnacs, Tounesen, Ha jampton Roady; Ceres, Gundersen, Hampton Reade; Ualiets Baws, |} Phelin, Quebec Zetland, Ricks, St. John; J W Coffin, C1 . Capo Broton: Asayria, Edgott, Sydney (CB) : 11th, rater mn. Kobnencamps, Sandy Hook} a sed dens, St John, N i—Lancaster, Leland. Mobile; 10th, Sator, Prema, Baltimore; Minnle H Gerow, Gerow, Shelburne, aaa ae May 11—Arrived, Greece (s), Andrews, New a an Ate Wroldsen, Miramichi; Radamisto. Berto- jOth, Canada (s), Sumner, do (and left yee 1th) ¢ "Aviron, Boenke, Queb Constuntine, ayer New York; Esau, Maurrsssi, do; Neversink, Jarvis, Entered out 10th, Wooloomooloo, Marshal, Rio Jansiro. Lami 8—Al asi, Ma: rrived, (© Trumpf, Travors, Glangow for Montreal (and proceeded 9th), Lawnniex, May 8 Balled, Rechole, Buntalich, Phitvdol- pias 20th Francesco G, Dekor Edwin, Borden, jaltimore. ‘ bang haa May 9-Sailed, W J Whiting, Fulmore, van dy Lizarp, hee 9—Passed by, ‘Slew ond of Halifax, bound W; Constantia. Kuehiken, Sebastian Bach, Sanstedt, from Bremen for Philadelphi Geuse, Cope from do ‘Avtronom, New York. ante | gchelder” Sto Steelman, St Aung Mackay, Trieste. ‘tweastix. ‘May 10-Cloated, Henrie, for Guobect Hawkhopo. Baltimore. Newport, May 10—Cleared, Bessie North, Richmond, Buenos Ayres. Puvmovrn, May 10—Sailed, Franklin, Hansen, Quebec. Prua.av, May 7—Sailed, Titania, Albrethaen, Bos ,Pausnvo, May 4 Sail ed, Lani t Philtadsiphn Jo. Pinto, Now York; ¥ Gargullo, Mattias und |, Gould, Pape od iach May 5—Sailed, Biornstern, Biornsen, Ips- wich ‘armouth; 10th, Severn (s), Halifax; 11th, Tudwise f ‘or Dingle, Rounx, May S—Cleared, President Dade, Olson, New York; 9th, Triade, Tarraboch aos Agnes Sutherland, Sutherland, Revat, May 5—A\ New Orioann? Elisabeth Hnailiton, Btewart, do: Suailie, Protector. r, do. Suaronn, May 10—1n the Roads, Redowa, Wallace, from New York via Queeustown for A Sutxtps, Muy tg aw andere: 10th, Harfs fora, St John, Ni AW: bee. SUNDERLAN! ‘May Weetautied” frame Moore, Quebec. pp | StocknoLm, Muy 4—Arrived, Dagmar, Olsen, Now York. ~ Trea dais ed lay 8—Arrived, Angot, Nielsen, Philadel- hi ba 7 6—Salled, Kong Sverre, Larsen, New.York. Sounasara’ Maren 1s-—-Arrived, Robert, Porter, Suna- ran, Sr Hecexa, April 19—Areived, Dandolo, ‘Aus war ship), Town, (and salted 17th, Wor Phitadetphia’s jailed, CO Whitmore, Peabody, Cardiff Ridge, Halifax. and Hong Kong. Worxinxcton, May 10—Sailed, J K Fis! Warrenrorxt, May 9—Salled, Nuova Manila, Philadel- phia; Romano G, te New York. Capiz, May 5—Thi Kennedy was sold to-day by public auetion and Tealtzed S130. lay 11—The Hope, Cumming, for Quebec, has Hantixroot, May 9—The Norwegian bark Europa, while oraing. timber tades,. from unded on the sill of the dock entrance. The being towed in from sea this m Pensacola, Simost ommptied of water. aboat 17 tonnage ai lett ai tng, "The evening's tide anabled the Dark te net off om gates clo: the i¢ (8), from Balti- ipoke bark Duke (of Shields), for Montreal, j Ber master renorsed baring! been struck by which carried away his bo and Jibboom: was also wune abo re the top, and he was wor Qi ia wwalusetl end, 0, fibs and roe ie da having ‘its foretonsall yard for « jary bow. sprit. Mamita, April 3—The wreck of the Metis, American bark, from Honig Kong for this port. has been shid as she lies on the Pelang Shoal for $201 8, stores, &c, were also sold for $1.60 Snanciat, March 30—The American bark Free Trade is in dry dock undergoing repairs. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, May 19—Arrived, schrs Henry R Con: don, Providence ; Kmma B Shaw, Line Hunter, Wm D Mac. vell, and Ann wood, from for George' eo ey HiT Hedgee and Lemuel Wait irom Ge George- wenn), for OSTON, May 20—Arrived, steamer Glaucus, Bearse, Kew York :sehrs Annie M Allon, Conkling, Alexandria; Belle , Baker: Calvin F Baker, Megathlin ;* Mable T Staple, Wier, MeNeilly, sad Thos H Sweeney. Steel: 0 teamers Carroll, Wrieht, Halifax: Oriental, hy Geo. Apyold, Loveland, Haltimore; Nep- York Roman, Crowell, Bhiladetphin: bark neiro; brig Morancy, Redonnet, Rich v iNer, Risley, Galvesta Henillips: Heer, Philudelpitias Chas F fampson, Gage, do Tunix De Pew, Baker, New York; Freddie Walter, Long, do; Vireinia, oars, do. rk Stonewall Jackson, ‘ohns Hopkins, Hallett, Balti- nllett, New York; Allentown, Tutt! ‘Taylor, Turks Islan arin: GD Wethereit STste-Arrived, more: Gen Whitne; Philadelphia; bark sebrs WF Gi Blaisdell, Roger Drury, Bal Elizabetly BALTL May 20—Arrived, steamer T W Brune, Fos- ter, New York; brig Svon | Nor), Oluen, Belfast, I. bern, NO; Mar s! Now York; ship Sirius (Gez), Moller, en; barks Svalen ueenstown or fal- (Ger), Ch rs, Bremen: Adetnide, Rio Janeiro; Forest Pr Br) ‘Iersey City: elon, Ferry, Bediord; jek. Moale, Saco, Ship sirius, barks Svalen and New Light. Arrived, steniners Wi Woodward, Young, New York; Richard Wilting, Ler, Philadelphin, BANGOR, May 18—Arrived, schr Waterloo, Scott, Elisa. beth Ella, Hateh, Baltimore, red—sehrs 1s al, Higgins, New York; Izotta, Hinks, BATH, May 1g-Sailed, sebr Wm May, May, Philadel. hata, mth Aatte Her, McDougal, and 8 8 ‘and Laura Bie: ow Robinson, Kelly, “Pdladelp Samael pty ‘Teel, Nor- Paw Ee or i ASS HARBOR, May 9=Arrived. Annie Carrie Vau Wart, New York for St Jolin, NB sailed 10th). BRISTOL, M Nailed, sehr Cowperthwaite, sy 1has a 174 feared, Oo 1 Foanie Bon in ay) 5, Phiadelputa via Fernandina Bes "Russel ‘a0thy—Cl9ai vd, hse Tris Reig Ptetffer, Hav: Lockwood, Now York: Rque Br), Liver Arcved, sche Macy J Ward, Ward, Om (Be), Pi iw is Roads, or 8, w York, Y, May sontetied sehr Gov Burton, eg bark James A Borlana, 15, Mase ve vs ISLAND TiXition, May 18—Arrived, sae ots Veocnor Now York tne Kalotay Adolie © Cokes, sor, S ket for New Ye oe Wiluy 17 oSalled, sebr Amertean Eagle, Rove, ts aitea April So ifarke Ada “Carter, “Avery ee ea qeagtront, May 18—Arrived, sche Starlet, Blatehtord, T, aabervon ay re Shay, Nickerson, New York: Livh, stip, Star in ae ‘e, UcWORTH, May 18—Aerived, sehr Loulea Wilson, rhe Le hat {ota elie youn ail, i brigs Emanuel (Sw), Wei, We it It RESWICH. Me May! 10—Arrived, sche Lillie O ells, Wel HiN ANDINA, May 10—Cleared, sebr Sam! MeManemy, welt MONKOR, me belie ts es (Ger), from Paysanda: ‘to. Passed out ‘rumclece ; barks Rusoer srivet- Bat Carina (Ital), from ., seoking; brig Catherine (Ger), Srenmsad, Hautgue for me Grantee Diet—arrived, barks V jor), Neilsen, Waterford, secking: for), Rie Janeiro for orders. PALL RIVER: Nay 19-~Arrt Brightman, Philadelphia; sche A cGare: Excelsior, Blydew aa Wi le Sailed Sehrs Jobn cram j anthony Darren Joh wot "Dellance, Shropshire, Philadel Pelied—Scbe Anson Brown, Mills, New York. y 16—Halled, ‘steamer or Jeouphine, Hop- vehe 1, A Rammell. J i Cleared. steamtug Benj Teacher, Springs, Phitedolph ja; sehr BT erage jew Yor! PORT, - bey ray meer in Roach, Reatt: New York (ond val for ‘sine Sus. Laure Thompson, iackett, ‘ie ‘and sailed ize fer Maino) 17th, Monta, KEY. WEST. Muy 19-Put tn, schr Mines Susman, Adams, ecellaa fort Rien lor New York (se CSORTL, atay 20—Arsive chr Joku McAdam, Rath- POTARALENTAD, May 18—Sailed, schr James $ Shindler, Lee. ee oures May 19—Arrived, bark Em: Robertion. fticJaneivo: schr argent’ 8 Dey, Movariand, amaicn. ch red—Bobrs Richard W Denh: Carter, Cienfuegos; J 3.6, Whipple, Webd, Ruatan; J © Crowley, Pasca- aie Reed, New York: jebtman, Harmon, chr Gertrude ‘Howes, ‘leared—steamer Hannover. (Gee. Himbeck, Bremen; bark Cinque Sorelle (Ital), Adorno, Genoa. Novruwest Pass, May 18—Sailed, steamer Bolivar (Bx), t oth Arrived bi John Bi a, aah, RON Bremen. Ralled—Ship Birmalugl verpoul. ane ORPOLK: May 19 > Alice D Cooper, Hum rey. aiid MREDRORD, May 19—Arrived, schr Wm McCobb Horton, Newburg. 20h—Sailed, at Glenwood, na chan York: BB Srmith, Nickerson, and Lacz A Bloseam. Chattel np h—-Arrived, steamers Morgan City, ees rn, do: brig John neat River’ 2 ‘do. ee ‘Orrivon, Fall River for Haw a, MeDi 19th—Arrived, scbrs J Terry erstraw: Eilon b Cox . Piper. Htoekpo ‘for New Ye md it & Susan. ow, and Penusvivania, Savage. Nettie G Trwin, Thomaston for de; Sarah J mo Gardner, Jamestown for 4 ‘Sailea~Sehrs. OF. Hawioy, Tyler, Port Johnson; “ed Natt, Barker, Fall River for New York: Whistler, Keele, Taunton for do; Marietta Hand, Goldsmith, Providence for Tn port—Sehrs Ada Herbert, Allen, and Surah Jane, Gard- ner, for New York; Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, jor do. ONARRAGANSETT PIER, Ri—Arrived at pan it Harbor May 18, schrs Marcia Weeks, Mi Mount Denert for New York: Tomnest. Providence for € Sooty see: for Yarmouth ; Elias Warren, MeGar, F hoy Beran Fatt I Hives tor do SS HOS Whittord, Bryant, do for ( TONDON. Stay 10eMatlod sehr Siantio, sad Texeg, New vew HAVEN, May 19—Arrived. sehrs Mist, Harrison, Perth Amboy: W 8 Mount, Hawking Fort Jobm leared—Schr Island City, Howe: SOent Arrived, sehre Stephen G Har, Pearson, sevasnahy Harbinger, Doak ORLE: 13—Arrived, schr Hattie Seem 1. do. Biahop. Pra Eee \d phosphate for Richi ‘2 shop. Pravidenee to low ite for Rich PORT BLAKELY, May 12 cSulled, bark Marthe Rideout, ‘raneisco. tt SOA GOEL Ma beeper Hh par eae, bail era Crus: 15t uro (Ans), Harabajlia, ¥ VENSAGOLA?Nay iTecarcived, ship fe. Grand Castes Pele Sele a Antwerp: barks Laine (Hus), Wiekouder, rion rk: Hav "qth arrived i bark Britannia (Br), Wards, Genoa; scht Win Fisher, rLorkng, Ru tan, YAL, x" May 20—Sailed, schrgC W Lewis, Swasey: Newburyport; schraD £4 Lee, Lee; Hannah Wil: letts, Dottrid B Wood. dandy: Ann’ H Hickman, Shew, and AM Loe, Loo, from Bortons Lamertine, Frouchy ipede, Miller, Boston (and sailed): aches Addie Ryerson, Cousins, Machias; C B Paine, Hil- rd, 700 aca Pottaviio, Winnett, New York Mavilower, Davidson, do: bark Nina Sheldon, Houdons bal) B Rivby, Barrett, Boston; schrad D Fale, Haley, do, Also’ arrived. bark Sansom (Aus), Capponi, Dublin; Foliciun Chlorso (Ital); Nievin, Limerick: Qvos (Nor), Olsen, Ipswich, ford (Nor), Jacobsen, “Antwerp Getecnalanree eyes Snow, ator jawands, Sherman, Providence: Vindicator, 2 omer ct thracite, Grumley, New York; brig Roanoke (en. voith, Tagearsat achra Resens, Mudgine, ‘Abaco: Rebecca H Queen. Cala, Horton: Joba D Paige, Haley, doz James -Alderdice, Rock et age a hae a Cann (Be) Valentine, Briste Redford: trig © C Bearse, Esurn Hioberts, Bermudas Mary Nowell, Nowell, Abueo. ‘Also cloared, steamer Rattesnake, Sow, Portland (and ailed) ; schrs Abbie Dunn, Martin, Boston; W ii Whitaker, i ret tet eeu, Pa Reto Ist— Arrived, stoamer verm: mond? barke Germania (Gert. Evers, Rotterd aaa vinsae Darkos 1). Durkee, Dankirk: Athlete <r); Hi land; Wifkta Warf (Sw. ments antsy erie ‘Callen, Leaman, Spey velrs Albert Jameson, Candridge, Jobn, NB; KM Sawyer, Kelly, do, Bile liso ore see ja, and Saxon. Nxwcastx. Del, May 20—Passed down, 10 AM, steamer Amorique (FF), for New York, Del, ‘May Mogous Lagadate, ‘Lewes, ved, Bert beste Christiana Yoonidensal ital), Genoa. h—Sailed, bark: thinecto, lektra, Queens Pidame: New York ty Aue Baltiunare: ‘enitadetph plat hy ‘brig JW Parke Gucemszow Ship Le Gloire: barks Colorado, Lucea C, Berger, Rdhes- ier and Magnus Lagabater remain, ived—Schr Parepa, Packard, Progreso (ordered toxPhi ain ee) AND, Me, Ney, sheared schr M B Mahoney, Wenteott, Bangor tor Ci 1oh— Arrived. sehre 3 roe wi e rk Celina, Allen, Buenos Ayres. |. May 19—Safled, sehrs Annie Ketchum, Ketehum, SMIndolatta Elizabeth M Buehler, Maloy, nebee, to load tee ae Philadel phia. VROVIDENCH, “May 10— Arrived, schee, The Star (Be. jolin, NB: Frank Butler. Hamilton, a ot, Huil, Rundout via en chy; a 1. Hackensack, NJ. he Rg toy — nai be gg mh Rogers, Fletcher; ba ‘ou Jeheai New York; Buck aan Gia? nee. NY; Daisy E Parkhurst, Hooper, Boston, ‘Orleans, ‘At the head of Long Tsland Sound ner Fu, pound schrs Almon Bird, Ontario, Adelia, Ell Towsead, Chi Eva oe PAWTUCKET, May 19—Salled, sches he ea x, <niladelphiny SST; MOND. May 18—, do via City Points Mary ‘Join MeGinness, Colburn aes Maggie Bell, Hall and Harry Tandell, Taplor, N a w ¥ hacaduee, Sompon. and Davia Torrey, sr hibest Daly, Nason, Hata Met Mf ew lluvon Dick Williams, Campbi tOGKLAND, May 12—Arrived, sshr @ EB Prescott, Gup- wi w You Salled—Schrs WT Thorndike, Cushman: Red Jacket, SJ Linds Kennedys ‘M Brewer, Leo, and w Yor! Billow, F pales, and G W Glover, Bar. w York. BAN FRANCISCO, May 12— Arrived. barks Shonting Atar, Sholl, Nanaimo: Mary Glover, Mitchell, Port Discovery; Grace Roberts, Dahler, Freeport; schrs Grey! ‘Burns, and Len, Anderson, Tabs led—Hri¢ Deacon, Calhoun, Port, Tsth-Areiven, barxs Buena Vista, ‘Hardion ‘Port @ Sonoma, Newbury, Departure Bay; Harvest Home, rat son, Senttle; Tam'o' Shanter, Patterson, Columbia Bivens beg Levi Stevens, Harding, Seattle; sehr Panonia, Ki abit. Cleared—Badty, Montana, Poterson, Port Townsend; Re vere. Meintyre, Nanaim Saited—Sip Kimg Phitio, Kefler, Port Gamble. 19th—Arrived, ships {Beemer Colcord, New York; British Nuvy (Br), Atkinson, Li a) ‘enred—Sbip rphane r beprstaneh eae ‘ber janca Casanova (Ital), Gagging, Falmoat 21 Arve eae South Carolina, Morton, New York via Pon SAVANNAT, May 20—Arnved, steaner Juniata, Cather rine, Philadelphia, Clenred—Ship Pleiades, Chase, Liverpool. ‘Alvo cleaved: JS Sitimony, Harrington, Bath; Joanne Doughty, Donghty, Branswiek, Sailed—Stexmer ‘San Salvador, Nickerson, New York; sch Katie D Turner, Philadephia, 21 bes schrs Hornet Nise), Wassad, Clara E Ber Dayto © Carroll, Taser tw York: Fanni led Schrs LC {lickman, Vent nt, Philndelphiay Carrie ovidence, Starl THLEA MIVER. ie May T—Acrived, care Pramas See) Ahinead hrm rat Sehr wlee, Rawloy, Bath, Me, 1ith—Arrived, sehits Satilla, Rivera, ‘Me; pang ant, from SALEM, May 18—Arrived, ctr Cainis for New York ; Cyprus, Sailed—Stoamer ‘flamepeet aie nie STONINGTO: rev ber, Williams, Savannah; fsolay nh vETARD HAVEN, May cer aponecvqti Isworth for orders. Sailed—All vessels, excepting sehrsJ B Allen, pis ad Deliwont Locke, rope; Hed tn wig orders, and Madas : for Clinton, C1 “Sotlh-—-Arrived. sches Marian, Ni ty ‘hos Gipae, Fee see Earl adaiphtny Blak, Machlas for New WILMINGTON, Cal, May 18—Arrived, bark Iconium, Mateh, Port Blak aly. Sail a Barks ice, Robertson, Nanaimo; Rival, ned oo bark Albatross sik Olsen, Glasgow. vor), Tortenven, Ham P SACE OR CHARTER: & pm to MeTREORWICR c. c. 100 ‘ts READY TO SHIP; SPOON OARS, a) ae sent Not id HOATS READY Hifeboats, cheap. 368 South st., nenr ver~ slip STEPHEN” ae | x at FOR OR SALE Vel MEA vue erly new nad in pertect order. Address We &, bow 1,137 Por oiice. 7 SALE—SLOUP YACHT COQUETTE, CABIN: 35 gd 15 fect venm. 344 Took holly two years uni in toad orders priga $1,200, fon bo seen ‘ship yar ad, Keyport, J LL—SUITABLE FOR I PROPELLER, sIDEW: oF sulling open boat; 4 wy 11 foot beam: prige Res of wat STEPHE: ‘aie )BERTS’ boat it. = silane ue DIE NT! TO. my i MISCELLANEOUs. 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