The New York Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1876, Page 10

a a ey | : _Attention — ol 10 AMUSEMENTS, “UNCLE TOM'S CABIN” AT THE PARK THEATRE. Notwithstanding the thunder, the lightning aud the rain, the Park Theatre had a fair audience last night to see the first performance of the famous play of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin’? on the west side of the town for along while, The play was received by the house with laughter and applause, and we think that it is a worthy successor of Mr, Rowe's “Brass” aud will probably have alongran, Mrs. G, C. Howard was the central figure of the piece. This actress 1s identified with the charactor of Topsey, which she created, and in which sho ts far above rivairy, and, indeed, without a real competitor on the stage. If Mrs, Howard bad given as much study aud as many yeurs to whut is supposed to be the legitimate drama as she has devoted to the creation of Topsey she would have made her mark, beyond doubt, as one of the Mnest “society”? actresses of our time.’ Her performance of Topsey is tull of humor, thos, energy, eccentricity and human character, rhe scenes in the third act were inimitable. At times she moved the audience to laughter by her deticious Singing and dancing, and again made the eyes of the ladies, especially, dewy by her naive and passionate repeniance. ‘Topsey, and deserves no ordinary credit for the intel- lectuai ‘methods with which she bas displayed a char- acter of Southern America which is now ante-bellum, and, because of the results of the war, almost is ex- inet as We fossils of the antedilnvian age, The act nerally was very good, Uncle Tom was well rendered by Mr, George Kunkel and St. Clair by Mr, Howaed. Cassy was fluely played by Miss Roso Lisle, whose only misfortune this season hus boen that she has been obliged to play characters below her powers, and, as it Were, *to crush a butterfly upon a or “raise a whirlwind to drown a fly. Aunt rgia Jubileo Singers were warmly received, We mired, as all the spectators scemed to do, the charm- ing per:ormance of Bou Heron ax Eva, yet it is to bo hoped that promising actress will not be pushed pa strongly, She has much abihty, but she is me child, wad'it would be pity. to make a hothouse prete sure on the budding flower or to brash the bloom from the tender peach, “JULIUS CHSAR” AT BOOTH’S THEATRE, The revival of this spectaclo at Booth’s last night was welcomed by a good house, There was the old caste, and the reappearances of Mr. Lawrence Barreit, Mr. F, C, Bangs aud Mr, E. L. Davenport were re- ceived with hearty applause, ‘nis 18 the only week of “Juhus Cwsar” at Booth’s, as nearly all of the actors have engagements elsewlicre—Mr. Lawrence Barrett pons to Calliornio, the Roman legions returning to reland and Mr. Tooker accompanying the fast line to Abe Pacitic. SAN FRA ISCO MINSTRELS. There was a lively_and joyous entertainment last evening at the charmimy little home of negro minstrelsy on Broadway. All the best features of this popular fund of amusement were sirictly maintained—to wit, novelty, fun und refinement, and a strict adhesion to the main ideas which trom the beginning attracted so much attention to this quaint exhibition of talent, The programme lagt evening included everything that was calculated to excite the risiilty of a fair assemblage, = With = Mr, Wambold "in his exquisite rendering of “Little Darling, Staile on Me,” and the subseqaent exhibitions of Mezers. Birch and s in their inimitable impersonations, to say Mr, Ryman’s exceedingly humorous t py ture, the audience had every excuse for the frequent outbursts of laughter which resoundea throughout the house. ‘The imitations of popular classical artists by Mr, Backus are worthy the close every misunthropst, ‘Julius the Snoozer,” a peculiar aaaptation of a well known Shakespearean production, brought a really delightful performance to a close. EAGLE THEATRE. An excellent programme was given at this theatro mstevening. The wretched weather nad iis effect on the attendance, which, under ordinary circumstances, 4s invariably large, but the inauspicious surroundings were quickly forgotten when one was comfortably Seated in the coscy theatre. The programme glistened with fun and variety, interpreted by some of the best artists in their way, and throughout the evening un Interrupted enjoyment prevailed. It would be a task to recount the numerous excellent features with which | tho bill was so profuse, but suillce it, that the inventive genius of many 9 clever artist must have beon | faxed in tho production of such racy sketches were presented. * In — this ‘connection male ht be mentioned “Podge,” in which Mr, John Wild peared with advantage, e Watch Dog,” in which ‘ke saine clover-eomedian, Mr. H. G. Richmond and others took part. Among the other contributors to the evening's entertainment were Mr, Tooley, witt his excellont German songs; Mr. A. W, Sawyer in his really excellent pertormance on glasses, from which he produces exquisite tones, Conspicuous among the alaxy of talent was the popular artist, Miss Jennie ughes, whose charming and artistic vocal efforts won universal recognition. Miss Hughes renewed her pre- vious triumphs and at present bids fair to occupy an enviable position asa commedienne, The performance was altogether exceedingly gratifying, and Mr. Hart has thus far done much to maintam bis establishment in the most desirable form. Woon's MUSEUM. The one act comedy entitled, “‘Bamboozling,” and the burlesque known as “The Fair One with the Blonde Wig,” formed the attraction at tnis establish- ment last evening. The weather was anything but auspicious, nevertheless the performance was heartily | appreciated, more especially the musical goms with whieh it was interspersed, Miss Adah Ricnmond, Miss Lizzie Kelsey, Miss Nellie Allen and Mr. Harry Allen sustained the principal parts in the burlesque, aud in every instance generous app!ause greeted their efforts, ‘The audience seemed well pleased with the entortain- ment. CENTRAL PARK GARDEN, ‘The concert at Central Park Garden last evening was sadly tuterfered with in regard to attendance, Yet the musical features wore of no little interest. Downing’s orchestra, thirty-three strong, piayed Rossini’s over- jure, ‘%talieni in Algiera,’? the Indian mareh from “LAfricaine,"? Lassen’s festival overture, opus 51, the | well known Pizzicato polka of the younger Johann Strauss, seiectigns trom Verdi's “Masked Ball,” a lovely serenade by Schubert, and “Du und Da” waltz, by Strauss, he goloists were Mine. Marie Salvotti, an excollent finger and thoroughly accomplished artiste; Miss Lizzie M. Rae, a clever débutante, and Mr, Hammond, ted cornet player. The management proposes to engage Mile. Marie Aimee, at $1,000 per week, for the summer. It may prove a good speculation. BROOKLYN NEW PARK THE TRE. A new Irish drama, rejoicing in the decidedly Celtic name of **Kerry-Gow-Dhuivl,”’ was presented for the | The play is called | first time at this theatre last night. a new one, bat it is certainly not the plot or dialogue which merits this epithet. All the friends of our childhood were present on the stage—tho old Ii vile lain, the young “colleen,” with her unreasoning love for the ardent patriot; the Saxon solders and the “cause.’” There wore, however, some things which may fairly be called original. A horse was shod upon the stage by Mr. Jee Murphy, who, ii report says true, is a member of that honorable prutession which 18 60 remarkabie for muscle. The costumes were rather centric, and had the rare merit of combining almost tvery fusbion that hus been in vogue sifce the time of Charles I, of lamented memory. The Enylish was also redolent of various climes, in inet, every variety, from the nasal twang of New England to the rich brogue of Connaught was heard in turn. ‘The Doyle Brothers” is to supplant thw ingeniously named drama next week, “BRASS” AT THE RROOKLYN THEATRE. Mr. George Fawcett Rowe made his first appearance in Brooklyn last night as the erratic and irrepressible Walton Stray in his original comedy “Brass? Mr. Rowo played with all his usual vivacity, and kept the audience in constant laughter by his amusing charac. terization, There were s Original cast at the Prk, Mary Markson with remarkable strength and feel Fo young an actress, This lady is gilted wit telient stage appearance and a sweet and voice, she no doubt will, with careful make a useful and aecomp! Harrison, who 1s a great fa charmingly as ing tor an ex- ‘ite at thie theatre, plated Alice Masham. Mr. Vining ‘Bowers was good the Admiral, when be did not forget bis Ines. Mr. Cyril Searle, who played a juvenile part in New York, made a new departure and appeared last ight ax Mr. Markson, the lawyer. Mr. Searle has not done wisely in thus abandoning a part in wuteh he had made « decided success. “Brava is advertised for every evening this week and for a matinée on Saturday, MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTE. Ross! has written a letter to the London Telegraph in reply to the English criticism of his Hamlet, He denice that Hamlet can “ve taxed with insanity at all In the common acceptation of the word.” The follow- Ing is his intercating description of the character:— As regards the ethnical question, whether or no Hamlet was purposely pamted by Shakespeare with a view lo representing atype of Norman character as pposed to an inhabitant of any other clime, there is bu evidence, extrinsic or internal, to prove. [ ha evor reg Hamlet os a type of bumanity at large when, under coun conditions of temperament, natu- L~4 ‘or sequired, there is a conflict between pe Pibagen and imtellectoal powers and the inciple, between the impulso to act saa tbe kag goncurrence of thought ana resolve to luce action. Such a temperament, in which the Gisposition retards and overbears the sug- of # sabyuine and nervous ae pro- parr, whelm- ing in fte I ple of exist under any chime, is uot more a of Scandinavia than of Italy, and may Mra Howard has made @ specialty of | ia was well played by Mrs, J. W. Bratone, andthe | véral changes from the | Miss Kate Girard played | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. — ‘ a Turnene ag 90-eted, Sare: Noten; ne: Bated Arrived—Bark Setama (Ram), Ploukenbarg, Waterford, be as regards dotall of _ gesture, facial expression, yoeal secent, in any W congenial to the ‘artists’ natural moae of conve! ing emotion, There are vivacious Northerns abd heayy apathetic Southerns, ‘The point is to sere the | character of the man Hamlet, and express it as the art- ist, whatever his own temperament may be, would ox- press the emotions incident to such a chatacter were they his own, This is my goneral view of Hamlet, and if | have conveyed the expression that I consider um affected with Leen insanity, the impression ts so erroncous that I cannot believe it to originate in my- felt, but iu some such foregone conclusion as that openly expressed by one of my eritics when he cou- demas my future impersonations belorehand. A FASHIONABLE WEDDING. MARRIAGE OF MISS CONSUELO YZNAGA DEL VALLE TO THE VISCOUNT MANDEVILLE. Viscount Mandeville, cldest son of the Duke of Man- chester, of Beepolson Castle, Huntingdonshire, Eng- | land, with Miss Consuelo, oldest daughter of Sedior Don Antonio Yznaga del Vaile, of No, 262 Filth avenue, in this city, was soletnnized yesterday afternoon In Grace church, Broadway and Tenth stree Morgan Dix. The marriage of an English Viscount, | hew to a dukedom, with the daughter of an American citizen an cvent that created considerable excito- ment tn fashionabte circles, and the church was | crowded with the friends of the lovely girl was was about to follow in the footsteps of her fair compatriots— | Lady Abinger, née MoGrader, and lady Churchill, née Jerome. ‘Yhe bridegroom, George William Drogo Montagu, Viscount Sundevill2, was born on the 17th of June, | 1853, and is the eldest son of the present Duke of Man- chester, The fumily are descended from Drogo de Monte Acuto, & warrior that came over from the town of Montagu, in Normandy, in the train of Robert, Ear, of Moreton, at the time of the Conquest, Sir Henry Montagu, Lord Treasurer of England, was, in 1620, olo- vated to the peerage as Baron Montagu of Kunbolton and Viscount Mandeville, and, on the Sth of February, 1626, His Lordship was advanced to an earldom as Earl of Manchester, Subsequently he was appointed Lord Privy Seal. 4n the reign of George 1., in the year 1719, Charles, the fourth earl, was created Duke of Mai chester, The present Duke of Manchester, tho father of the groom, Was married in 1852 to the Countess Louise Frederike Auguste, daughter of the Comte D’Alten, The family soat is Kunbolton Castle, St, Neots, Huntingdonshire; the London residence of the Duke Is No, 1 Great Stanhope street, Mayfair. Shortly after two P, M. yesterday the guests began to arrive at Grace church, and tho ushers—Messrs. Walter Kane, Bell, Sherman aud Yznaga—tound plenty of employment seating the ladies that poured into the edifice, There was u great demand for seais in the centre aisle, but,as the guests were 80 numerous, many had to be satisfied with positions to the leit or right, By three P, M.the church was packed, and Warren, the organist, commenced o series of pieces, among whien was A’ selection from the opera of “Lohengrin,’? The guests were all very anxious to obtain a good + VIKW OF THR BRIDE AXD BRIDEGROOM, and pressed forward as iar as possible. Those in the Tear stood on the Seuts 80 as to be able to see over the beads of thoso i front, There were several fulso wlarms, but, finally, at avout quarter-past three, the organ pealed torth the wedding march and the bride waiked up the aisie, leaning on the arm of her father and followed by the six bridesmaids—Miss Minnic | Stevens, Miss Kate Kernochan, Miss Mary Bright, of | New Orleans, a cousin of the bride, and Misses Emily and Natica Yznaga, the bride's sistors, At the altar the | bridesmaids stood up to the lett of the bride, and the groomsmun, Colovel William Juy, to the right of the groom, Sesor Yznaga stood a httle to the rear of the Viscount, The bride was attired in white satin, richly trimmed with old point lace. The waist and back were of sain damask vrocude and the sleeves of stri sutin anu pearl colored passementerie. Her bair dressed with a spray of orange blossoms, and a point luce veil, reaching weil down the back, was fastened with a ‘dimond star and crescent. In her cars she wore diumonds and pearls Tne brides- maids wore white tulle with white satin bodies and siecves and pearl ornaments, Their hair was woven with white flowers and they wore long } white tulle veils, Kach brideemaid carried a bouquet | | of white lilues. ‘The ceremony as conducted by the Rev, Dr. Morgan Dix, and the bride was given away by her father. After the conclusion of the service tho bride took the arm of the groom and walked out to tho curciage, while the organist played the famous ‘“Wed- ding Match” trom Tannhauser. ‘The enure patty thon proceeded to the residence of the bride's luther, where a reception was heid from four to five P. M. ‘The crush at the church as the guests came out was very great, and the carriages got so mixed up that Sexton Brown had hard work getting them up to the door in order. THE RECEPTION AT THK HOUSE ‘was attended by about 700 guests, most of whom were present at the coremony. Among them were:—Mrs, 3. L, M, Barlow and diss Barlow, Mrs. H. B. Le Routh, Mrs. Alfred Grimes, Mra J. 7. Johnsor, Mis. Scher: merhoro, Mrs. Cornchius W. Lawrence, Mrs, James W. Otis, Mrs. Schuyler, Mrs. Richard Tighe, Mrs. Duer, Mrs, General Dix, Mrs. and the Misses Hone, Mrs. Mor- gan Dix, Mra. “Redmond, Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Robe: Stuyvesant, Mrs. B. Cutting, Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Matu- rin Livingston, Mrs. Bierstudt, Mrs. BL Cut. ting, Mrs. and Miss Butler Duccan, Mra Kemyes, Mrs, Gould Hoyt, Mrs, Thomas F. Meaghor, Mrs, Rhinelandor, Mre. und tho Misses Jay, Mra. Pell, Mr. ‘Bierstadt, Mrs. Aldoma, Miss McAllister, Mra, Newbold and ‘Miss Newbold, 'Mra W. A. Hadden, stra, and Miss Morris, Mra. Stevons, Mra. Lee, Mrs. and tho Misses Gibert, ‘Mrs. Carroll, ‘Mra Post, Sir Bacho Cunard, Mr, Royal Phelps, Mr. Kernoehan, Mr. McAl- . Grimes, Mr, Arthur Leary, Mr, Leonard W. y. Thorne, Ar, Weight Sanford, Mr. Now. . Robert L. Cutting, Mr. William Jay and ‘The wedding presents were very handsome. Among those most admired were two large diamond crescents, trom Mr. and the Misses Yznaga, the brotue tors of the bride; gola bracetet, Mr. Yznoga, the fath of the bride; diamond earrings, Mr. and Mrs. syames Kernochan ; large solitaire diamond, Mr. and Mrs, L. | B. Morton; jewelled Maltese cross, Mrs, 3, L. M. Bar- low; diamond and sapphire bracelet, Mr. William | Cutting; ciamond and raby bracalet, Mrs, Luckmeyer; d@iamoud butiertly, Mr. W. P. Douglas; ‘carved neck: | dace, Mr and Mrs. Onativia; diamond ring, Mrs, Frauk- lyn; gold sleeve buttons, Mrs. Irving; diamond ring, | ry ‘aud Sirs, Tighe; pearl and diamond earrings, Mra. . B, Stockwell; gold bracelet, Mr. Leonard Jerome; | te bangle, Mr. Romilly; gold bracelet, Miss Ketcltas; gold bracelet, Miss Minnie Gibert; set of pomt lace, ‘Miss Minnie Stevens; set of lace flounces, Miss Post; point Ince parasol, Mrs, W, 'T. Garner; Linck luce para: sol, Mr. Perry Belmont; carved ivory ‘toilet sot, Colonel William Jay ; stiver tea set, Mrs. Beimout; fan, painted by Chaplin,’ Mrs. Lippincott, of Philadelptiia; tun, gee by Rudaux, Mr, Isaac Bell; point lace fan, rs, Wilham Vanderbilt; albam of sketebes in the Yoo | gemite, Mr. Clarence King; vinaigrette trom the French Ministor; picture by Biorstaat, from the artist; travel: ling clock, Miss Kane; point lace fan, Mr. Roland.Red- mond; travelling case, Mr. Howland Robbins; uavel- iimg clock, Mr. Newbold; tun, Mr. Thayer; tvory prayer book, Mrs. Burrill; fan, Mra. Outs; travelling clock, Mr, | Artnar Leary; ivory tablets, Mr. Jorome Hoyt; cuse of Japanese forks, Mr. Thorndyke Rice; white satin para- | sol, Mrs. Governor Dix; mirror, Mrs. Leavitt; silver toilet box, Mrs. Alfred Torrance; 'mirrow Mr. and Mrs, Delancey Kane; bouquet in Dresden china, Miss Ma! Tt fs understood that Viscount and Lady’ Mandeville ‘will sail tor sy morrow, + ~~ OBIT UARY. PAYMASTER’S CLERK WILLIAM F. UNITED STATES NAVY. Iatelligence has been received in Boston of the death of William F. Gardner, Fleet Paymaster’s Clerk, at tached to the South Pacitie squadron, and son of Cap- tam Olver C, Gardner, of Gardner, Mass On tho 4th of February he was admiited on the sick list with sore eyes, caused trom exposure to the high winds of ‘Vulparaiso, Chili, which are iilied with fine dust, und t climatic changes experienced on board ship, ioval of onc of his eyes becoming necessary, chlero- form was administered and the operation performed val 19, but he lived only ten minutes after, and o it Valparaiso, March 22 Yo: Gard) is cor yaignly — of by the officers of the squadri 4 | GRAND “JURY IRREC IRREGULARITIES. GARDNER, During the session of the late Grand Jury of Hudson t ‘the marriage of George William Drogo Montagu Celtic by the Rev. Dr | Ad oc: EAN STEA STEAMERS. OF MAY AND JUNK. ‘Seamer, 4 Bowling Green G1 Beoudway 50 Browdway ol en Beenie rool i Bron 7 Bowliny Grean (81 sroadway writ Freon , soo fia Bro ‘/Mambore’” oi Broadwar “| yjrerpeot:: 6 Broad atacuper +173 Broudway 5.) Hamburg.. | 61 Broad Bromen...|2 Bowling circon ln 15 Broads 11. }dome 24.111 “[etarine Bate of Indiana...[June 20:] Glasgow.:-165 Broadway sgrNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE—Captaina or officers of veaselx engaged in the coasting or foreign trade, observing the placement or removal of sea buoys, are requested to com- inicate the fact to the HeXALD, #0 that it may be brouzht publicly to tho attention of the proper authorities. A letter nddrepsed “to the editor of the Hxmanp, New York city,” xiving as accurately as possible the number and position of displaced bnoys or tho cause of theft removal, will suffice in | all eases observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coaste of the American Continent. When they aro observed on the coast of European countries or in the Mediterranean it is requested that information be sent either by tolograph or letter to the London ottice of the New Your Hxnaup, 46 Flect street, London, or to the Paris office, 61 Avenue de Paris. Where the telegraph ts used despatches dressed “Bennett, 46 Fleet ‘street, Loudon,” or fennett, G1 Avenue de l’'Opera, Paria”? Whore cases of displacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reneh of the telegraph, as iu Asia or Africa, captains may communicate with us upon reaching the first convenient port. This information will be enbled free of churge to tho Hxnatp and published, py NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The Nuw Yore Hxuarp bas adopted « distinguishing Coston night signal for nse on board the Hxraxp steam yacht, showing while burn: ing the colors red, green, red, chunging from one to the other +iu succession, and can be scen several miles distant. Cop- tains of vessels, upon sceing this signal, will oblige us by eparing any marine nows they may have for the Ship ws Department of the Humatn BG7-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv” ing at New York can do so’ by addressing to sucn vossels, cure of HxRatp news yacht, pler No. 1 Bust River, Now York, Letters received from ull parts ofthe world and prompily de, livered, Duplicutes are required. i | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOOX, HIGH WATER Sun riset + 437] Gov. Island. ‘Sun set iM been § Hook. Moon sets. . ve — —|H ate... PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 22, 1876. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STKAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer John Bramall (Br), Newington, | Rio Janoiro April 18, B Pornambuco 28th, Para May 3 and St Johas, ia Wein with mdse and passengers to Joshua Tucker & Co. Has as passengers Capt Buck and crew of brig Wm Dobson (Br), which wax wrecked at Forto itico April Stonmer Carondelet, Faircloth, Fernaudins May 17, Bruns- wick, Ga, 18th and Port Royal 19th, with mdse and ‘passon- xersto U H Mallory & Co. Steamer Rapidan, Leong phavinat 3 days, with mdso | and passengers to Marya Steamer Pottsv' Vianettr Philedotphla, with coal to the Kkeading RK Co. pint Astor (Not), Knudson, Aberdeen April 6, in ballast ‘Sur Aquila (Nor), Gorhard, Galway April 13, in ballast to order. Bark Peppino Mignano (Ital), De Martino, Cork April 12 in ballast to Panel, wees & Co, Had houvy weather; ca ried away mizzenmast, te, i (Aus), Tureinovieb, Limerick 39 ‘reel Dubrovi days, in ballast to ord ark Addie MeAdam, Curtis, Antwerp April 8 in ballast to Brett, Son & Us Hark Royal Harrie (ot St John, NB), Adams, Matanzas 11 duys, with sugar to Grinnell, Minturn & Co; vessel to JH Winchester & Co, Bark James McCarthy (of Portland:. Gould, Matanzas 15 aerate ear, to order: vessol to master. Bark, Orwus,” Shackford, Sagua 13 days, with engar to rett, Son "irl Ustiea dian Bs Camete, Palermo ES aarp with fenit to soa & Day, braltar April 16 pe ae) Nelly (Br), Kelly, Rio Site, with coffee to L etch Brig Adeline Richardson. Drlsko, Matanzas 18 days, with molasses to Gomer Riond: asol to Brie F H Jennings, wee, “fatauene 13 days, with suger to Miller & Houghton. Sehr Katie Ranger, Martin, Progreso 5. days, with hemp otis Bros; vessel to Van Bi & Bro, hr aereene, Hickman (of Milford, Del) Robiness, Ma taneas 12 Cas with suger to master; May 19, lat 34, lon si) brig Liberty, from Matansas for *phtladel hin. 34 ir Harvest Home, Perkins, Abaco 8 days, with trult to Jas Douglass: veusol fo BJ Wonberg. Sehr Sheath Mills, Kelley, Richmond, Va. ir W W Pharo, Collins, Richmond, Schr Criterion, Simmons, Norfolk. ark, Gre irginia. Virearaen, rd, Bi Sehr J Morritt, Curtis, Vi nin. Rebed W Morea, Longstreet, Virginia, WH Pharo, Edwards, Virginia, ‘apportie, Virginia, hs Edwin, Georgetown, DC. Senr Therosa Wolf, rasan . Georgetown, Schr Louisa Birdaali, Warren, Baltimore. Sloop W R Drow, Ockers, Vieginia, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. « w Bedford for New York rt fo. Now York, Lewis, Portland. Ct, for New Yors. Banizor tor New York. lirlde, New Maven for New York. Rockport for Sew York, . Brown, Deer Istand for Now York. Lynch. Stonineton for New Yorks Relir Julia Crawford, Hallock, Pawtueker toe New York. Selir Onrust, Winters, Providence for New York Hamline, Vanvel Behr Globe, Bro’ Rehr July Pourt Behe Ire Laifrinigt Ceveman, Boston for Sehr Haze, Lynch, Hartiord for New York, Schr 8 8 Tyler, Huahuall, Providence tur New York. he Anna V ‘Thompron, Fall River for New York, Reur WE Legcethe tigtehinaon, 7 New SelirJ Ht Buructt, Pall River tor New Yor Potter Providence lor New York, Atkivin, Hangor for New York on Bene Jamey Diverty. ¢. reoll, Sehr: & Martti, Hopps, Fall River for tha Weeks, Somes, Mount Dese Sehr Nettie Cusine, Irv Sole Knto & Lilly Hut Sehr Onward, Miller, Sehr Messenger, Spellman, Taunton for New York, Sehr Sophin Wilson, Belden, Boston tor New York, Sehr Dart, Campbeil, Stamford for Now York. . Schr Hattio Haskell, Hewitt, Porto Belle, U8C—-Owen ‘'SHIPP IN G NEWS | esc it ; Mt Brookings, Brown, Polntajire—Ht Trow- | a sete Jobe Mosser, Rhodes, Governor's Harbor—Isaac B pighr acob I Housman, Rider, Rock Sound—B J Wenberg DATES OF DEPAKTURKS FROM NEW YORK FOR TUX MONTHS ‘s Helen LAE Jones, Nassau, NP—B J Weabere 400, Sehr William K Barry (Br), Douglass, St Johns, NF—PT Nevius & Co. Schr Hastie Card, Moore, Jacksonville —Warren Ray. Sebr LA Ven Brunt, Tooker, Baltimore—¥an oes & oh Almeda, Smith, Boston—Jed &Co, gti baane tf Borden. Manor, Fall Kiver-it W Juckson & SAILED, Stoamer Albemarle, for Lewes, Del; ship Colekestor, Bris. ore (Nor), Stockholm; Graham's rusted; Me Measel (Nov), rons Albatross (Ger), . a Bremen: Bt iweehey, Georgetown, DU; Lorine, Philadelphia. Wind at sunset, 8%; at rama waw. Baromoter at sunset, 28.71. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Newronr, R 1., May 22, 1876. During thiek fog this afteraoon, brig Florence I Hender- son, Henderson, master, with 267 bhds sugar, from Boston for Philadelphia, went ashore on Beaver Tail, n¢ this port, and Hes in very dangerous position. Revenue cutter Samuel Dexter will go to her astistance asnoon as possible Crow saved. The brig telongs in Boxton, and is four or five yoars old. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Bank Varmick Husuy (Br), Sargent, from Tive Capen fir’ Qucbes, wan spoken Map iB sitiy sullen weet of Mt Pierre, ‘Mig (Uy steamer George Shattuck, at Hall- {ux), with loss of mainmast head and all attached, Bark Jexxy Quammono tab, ~Pustroto, from Bordeaux for Montreal, went xshore of 20th inst at Big Glace Bay, CB. No particalars, Hane Ruaxcea Canvasa, Johnson, from New York for sas, loadod w: wos, went ashore on Long Beach, fi ies north “ruil Egg Harbor, yesterday. ean te mained on board at last accounts, Banx Zarriuo (Ital). lying at the wharf, Baltimore, cap sised on Sunday, and would have aunik wore it not that the whorl ls s0 high from the water, Sho went down on hor side until her musts rested on the pier, which prevented hi from filling with Her crew, with the ass other sailors from in the vicinity, soon rig ‘Tho damage was trifling. Scua L Sturtevant, from Newbern, NC, delphia, before reported sank in Hatteras Inlet, raised und taken back to Nowbern with her cargo, Scun Prrmovtm, from Maitland, N8, for Portsmouth, NH, wiiich put into St Jonn, NB, 19th inst for repairs, lost save: for Phila has been Marr Stvsmax, from Costa Kies tor New York,which BEt into Key West loaking in contre board trunk, will have dlesharge part of her cargo, but will probably get away on the Scrus Micgix Power and Alice Fisherman collided night of 19 off Schinnecock. The Maggie Power put into Noi 22d with foresall torn and fore rigging damaged. The recived slight damage. Canav Prorerien Peter Cooper, from South Amboy tor No D tons coal, was ashore yesterday on Nigger is full of water. ‘esterday mornine Pilot boat No 1 Bail, tying outside tho bar and just breaking the bowsprit of the pilot Boat short off and Rilisting some Might damage to the Bull Quenxc, May 22—Crpt Seott of the | froin Giasizow at thie port, reports that naled by the bark Sebastopol, Capt Russell tuke on board Capt Scott and crow of bark Cam! Greenock, which was abuudoned on the 28th of vant in'lat 43-20, lon 24 14, during ® sovere gale, when ti el foundered end one xeurinu was washed overboard. pant Davisnn, of the steamer Secrot. telextnphs from but he tried to vet into Gaspe on Saturday, but the toe whe jammed with ice and there is no prospoct of it being open for 19 days yet. A bottle bas Leen plexed up in Progpeet Harbor containing a Allp of pi ich is writton “Brig Buxan went d Prospcet Point.” Soire months azo quantity material was washed ashore in that neighborhood, Vinsvarp Haven, May 22—Sehr Hudson, of Rocking, w with Hime for York, ix ashore on L’Hommedieu sho and on fire. Material saved, Tavxcnup—At Bath May 20. by, (oss & Sawyer, a fine hark of tons, nanied Wei She 1s owned by Gapt Williaa Hi Beewe (who wilt comarand hor) and overs Sheprill hail from Portland, 0. | A€Chelsen, May 20, « beautiful pilot boat, Intended for service In, Noston Harbor. Her dimensions arc: —Length | over to stern post, 65 feet 6 inches: "breadth, |19 feet 4 tnehos: depth et 9 inches, sh ed by Capt George W Lawler, of East NOTICE TO ro MARIN ERS. vrrer cRpan Pont L1GHT. The Port Tobacco Times suys :—"We undorstand the Light- house Board have it {u contomplation to remave the light- house from Upper Cedur Potason the Potomac, and. substi: tute tho one tw be er na’ Fount in ts place: 0 induce WHALEMEN. Arrived at Fernandina May 17, schr Chas Thompson, Leach, North Atlantic whaling ground, with 8) bbls sp ail. SPOKEN, Bho Nenantum, trom ion 77 ohn wal Resta (hin el LK 1 Orleans for Havre. no date, lat . at Philadelphia). Jon, 3 NB; showing siguat let- und to: from Bremen for ig north YO mile NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merebants, shippiug aconts ani shipmasters aro taformod that by tolegraphing to tho Hugaup London Bureau, ad- drossing “Bonnett, No 4 Fleot streot, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bonnett, 61 Avenue de l'Oper’, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastorn ports of American and all foreign vossols trading with the United States, tho same. will be cabled to this country froo ot charge. Cuptains arriving at and sailiag from French and Modl- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more oconomical and expeditious for telographing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axrwenr, May 22—Arrived, “Talma,” from Now York. Buiston, May 22—Arrived, bark Geo Peabody (Br), Churchill, Pensacola; brig Gem (Br), Smith, New York. Reve ‘May 22—Arrived, bark B Webstor, Prince, Port- Queenstown. 4 Sailed 210t, ship Acadian (Br), Cousins, North America, Breaux, Muy 2i—Arrived, bark Farowell (Ger), Neuman New York. Bailed 21st, barks Anna (Ger), Samme, Ponsacola; C F Maas, Quebec, Bonpeavx, May 21—Arrived, bark Lillian, Ramball, New York. Bownar—Sailed, ship Timour, Robbins, Antwerp. Basauin—Arrived. ship Henrietta, Blanchard, Liverpool; bark Rainbow, Rowell, Samarang. Cnoxstavt—Arrived, barks Hindeborg (Nor), Johansen, Savannah; Braotsburg (Nor), Tilbisch, Mobile, Capiz, May 16—Arrived, bark Mary Stewart (Br), MeLa- ren, Sow York; sehr Anna, Hawkins, New Orleans, Hatled 15¢h, brie Fannie B Tucker, Fucker, United States; sehr J 8 Bragdon, Fleteher, do. Cacurra—Sailed, ship Bates Family (Br), Dougall, few York. Dexcunnss, May 19—Of, brig Abraham (Duteh), Visser, from Savannah for Bremen. Doven, May'21—Off, ship N B Palmer (Nor), Larsen, from New York for Rotterdam; bark Marla Rickmers (Ger), eins, do for Brome Dat, May 22-Off, Naw Orleans for Bremen. Doscix, May 21—Sailed, bark Francle Tityard (Br), Ab- dott, North America. Exswone, May 19—Arrived, sehr B B Church, Kelsey, Mo- bile, Fataovrn, March 22—Arrived, bark Carlo R (Ans), Golu- Dovich, Now York; brig Linda (Ital), Costa, do, Grovcxstxn, May 21—Bailed, berk Giuseppe Verdi (Ital), Rocel, United States, Giascow, May 21—Arrived, barks HL Routh, Martin, Portland; 22d, Virgo (Aus), Ivancich, Philadelpnia. Gnexxock, May 22—Arrived, bark Caribou, Kenney, Be tavia, Hampton Bada, May 21, ‘Bernorat be ip Hannah Morris (Br), Dunbar, BOUND EAST. Sehr Surprise, Seaman, Port Johnson for New Bedford, Reie Bnully, Hientstod, South Amboy for Stamford. che Falcon, Wheolet. Xork for Branttord. Kehr L A Rose, Rose, Philadelphia ior Bridgeport, Behe Ravin Francia Pitadetgiita for Lana. Sehr Mary E Baylos, Miller, Amboy for Bridgeport, Sehr Amimida, Smit, Rondout for Boston. Sehr Issac Baker. Port Johnson for Fall Tiiver, county in Jersey City complaints of a most serious | charactor were presented. City officials wore indicted | for bribery and malfeusance, and the indictments wero | afterward reconsidered. Tho County Clerk, Mr. Brann, | Placed important papers in the possession of the Grand Jury, and the more important ducuments were spirited away or destroyed. When he demanded the return of these papers yesterday from the clerk of the Grand Jury he was informed that only « 1ew of them could be found. The system of selecting grand juries by com. | mission has become a standing reproach. Oficial frauds are covered up at every term of court and Rotorious malefactors go unpunished. RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS. MEETING OF THE DELEGATES 10 THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION—THE DELEGATION BELIEVED TO BE FOR BRISTOW. Provinence, May 22, 1876. The Rhode Island delegates to the National Repub- Hiean Convention met tn this city to-day and organized. Ex-Lieutenant Governor Charles C, Van Zandt, of New- | port, was elected chairman, and Edward L, Freeman, of Central Falls, sceretary. The intormal discussion of candidates for the Presidency brought out tiie fact that two ote ag sso gentlemen whose bames have bee connection with the office had frien: tor Bri: paper, the Central Falls Tisitor, i tow, Ex-Governor Howard 1s said | to be the only aopledged delegate, but it has leaked out that he is for Blame, None are counted tor Conkling. An effort will be made to bave the vote cast unant- | mousiv, un! yaserve, Sprag Richmond for Allya's Point, Scht If Hallock, Hallock, Philadelphia for Providence. acthe Ellen M Baxter, Lampbter, “Vhtladelphia for Provi lence. Selir Wm T Elmer, Tribble, Philadei Senr T Benedict, Arnotd, Woodbri 8 Wright, tart, Rondout for N Sehr Wm Todd, Woods, New York for Rete Boston, Nlekerson, Pore Jolson fo z = Schr Protte, Dillinghem, New York for Boston, Sehr Richmond Young, Roudout for Portland, Sehr Samuel P Godwin, Williams, New York for Stamford. Sehr WR Barry (Br), for StJohns, NF, and soveral of the above eastward bound coaxtin » vessols came to Whitesto which broke over tui place about suindo CLEARED. Tuck et, Hall, Wilmtagton, Del—Abiel Abbots, Sitemer Pula jimaciphia, Davis, Philadelphia —das Mand. mer Beverly. Wallace. oer oo er Franconin, Hragg. Portiand—J F Av Bark Vate Bockmann, Oerle! Moller, Corl PRL in comeedvence, of the severe ovesa, | @taten, «a. Grpeattan—Arrived, ship Chocorua, Matthews, taitepee- dencia Bay. Sailed, bark Lissie, Carney (from Leghorn, &c), Boston. Guxoa May 18—Sailed, bark Arno (Aus), Ostorman, United States, Hxtvorr, May 21—Arnved, stoamer Bifrost (Sw), Wet- tergren, Philadelphia, Salled 21st, Vark Sophia R Lubrs, Hopkt Wavnn, May 20—Cleared, bark Nicholas Thayor, Crosby, United States. Ivswicn, May 21—Arrived, bark Bjornstjerne Bjorsen (Nor), Nielser Livervoot, May 22—Arrived, ship Wm Douglass (Br), Douglass, New Orleans: bark Siberia (Br), Urquhart, do; brig Stella (Br), Kay, New York; scht Gen Gonzales (Dow), New Bedford. Reur W Rt Barry (ir), Douglass, ‘New York tor Bt Jobna, ‘Whitney, Charleston, Arrived 21st, ship Electra, Mosely, Iquique via Quecus- town; barks TJ Southard, Woodworth, Galveston; Ibis (Nor), Cheistonsea, New Orleans. Safled 224, Lark Maria Auguste (Swe), Obmen, United Loxpox, May ecg saahtind stent rs Sam Weller (Bri, Francesca (Ital), Cast Ms Sailed 21st, bark Ks no, do. & (Br), Cox, North America (and Steamer Aristocrat (n, Be Borwiek, Sydney, CB—J 8 | returned to Gravesend 22d, the crow refusing to do duty). Lerra, May 22—Sailed, bark Carrier Dove (Br), Simmons, rica, y 22—Arrivod, barks Syringa (Br), Trotry, Hark wabel, Hallett, sydney, NSW W Cameron & Co, | Phindetpbia; Dragi Dubrovuck! (Aus), Foreieh, ao. or Falmouth for orders Sailod 21st, barks Paolo Revelio (Ital), Revello, United a Co. Linck (commodore: Dupont, Nichols, Queoustown—R P | States; 22d, Crono (Auss, Sterk, do, Buck & Co, Lrauonx, May 18—Salled, bark Nomad, Jayplo, United Hark Carl Johan (Nor), Oakland, Bremen—Funch, Rayo | gentes, bark, Labora Ger), Frotwarst. Rotterdaum—Faneh, ark Atlantic, Lantyre, Harhador—it Trowbridgo's, Some pie Curacon (Hit), Fauikner, Witliamstact, Cur—Josept route’ & Ralled 2ist, ate: Movite, May 20—Arrived, steam New York for Ginsgow (at Arrived 224, stoamer Polynosian (Br), Brown, Quebes for Tha Ace ice rite), Montgomery, Torks Island and Tre-xitlo= | tiverpool cand proceeded). one Roo (ir), de Sarria, Havana—Funeh, Kaye & MeCarthy, Ri egy Va—R N Hand. deh Falls Lauro, storey & Manseu.ces—Arrived, bark Maggie M (Br), Chalmers, Zana (Cuba). Sailed, Ann, for New York; brig Goodwin, Craig, Car- py cd May 22—Arrived, s Asto (Itai), Chiesa, New York; Irene (Aus). Diunich, ao; Aug” vald (Nor), Rasmussen, do; Ads Barton (Br), Hayes, doy Nex (Nor), Salieath, Galveston; Yarra Yarra (Nor) Bazze, Pensecola; Bertolotto Savona (Ital), Caneso, Philadelphia; Triton (Aug), Scupinich, Baltimore ; brig Ma thild» (Nor), Neilson, Galveston. Also arrived 224, barks Stormy Petre! (Br), Dwyer, Phila- delphin; Palermo (Br), McLaughlin, Pensacola: James E Brett, Gibson, New York; trig Johnuy Smith (Br), Thomp- son, Baltimore; schr Luola Murchison, Jones, Galveston, Also’arrived 224.6: 0 AM, steamer City of Richmond (Br), Brooks, New or Liverpool (and proceeded). Arrived 21st, bark New York (Ital). Casouolo, New York. Rorrenpas, May 21—Arrived, bark Emma J Partridge, Partridge, Mobile, Cleared 20:, bark Alert (Nor), Johansen, United states. Rica—Arrived, bark Rueor (Nor), Tuo Jaxxtuo, May 19—Arrivea previously, Jane, Bell, Richmond, Va, Snimups, May 22—Salled, ship Semiramis, Schulenborg San Franelico, Swivnuunpx, May 21—Arrived, bark Limerick Lass, Sy” perick, New York, Sovrmaurron, May 22, AM—Sailed, steamer Oth@lo (Br), Bristow from Hull), New York. ‘Tureste, May 15—Sailed, bark Luigi Ruggiero (Ital), Rug- glero, Unitod States ‘Tavtx Bay, CGi—Saled, bark Charles R Lewis, Raco, Algoa Bay. Sailed from a port in the United Kingdom May 22, the “Sabog,” for United States, Loxpox, May 22—A telegram from Lisbon says the bark Harrisburg, Howe, from Oardiff May 11 for Nacusaki, fou dered off Tavira on the 20th. Crew saved and landed st ‘Villa Real, [The Harrisburg was built at Charleston in 1847, registered 541 tons, and hailed from Boston. 1 Schr J B Atkinson, Young, before repurted put back to Lisbon leaky and pamps choxed, sailed from that port May 13,tor Philadelphia, and returned on the 15th. f WEATHER REPORT. Fatuourm, May 22, PM—Wisa NW, moderately fine, Hotyuxap, May 22, PM—Wind, SW, gentle. FOREIGN PORTS. Ponies fod 3—Passod aig, Rona, Carter, from wport for Yokohama; 4th, WJ ‘Lowin (Bn), Tretry, Our- ar jor Manila. NAIHINWALy May 20- Salted, stoamer Etna (Br), Samson, - ‘Daravia April 5—Areived, barks Arato, Hibbard, Liver. pool; 7th. Shemrock, Pauno, New. ya Chartered ‘April 3, brig Henry (Sw), from Padang to Now Numxoe Aynes, April 2-3: ark bigs ned Lambrith, Bavartay 3B tite, Have DA Brayton, Gray, aa Aprit” 15, bi rod ‘Archer, Histeh. for B ston, Ides Mateh Belle Prescott, Waterhouse, for 5 oy, Brows, tor York; Rialto brig Solario (Br), MeLeod, cea peat 30—Sailed May ads or Lewes, Del, for orders. Bacar at bra port, sohrs Charlie Cobb, Wont Side, Di Russell, Rank Pinkha: Be ik Jameso: je Grant, Mott, Brown: Laura rid Webb,” Johnson: ‘Hothen, Di Grostye alltor Now Yorks Eaton, gavage, fr ton: Bill Easter ae Baxter tor do, Mavacers, April 35—Arrived, bark Granada, Hodsdon, s¢ Thomas {ind failed Nay 1 lor Arecibo and Boston) ¢atihs brig May (Re, trom Lunenburg, NB (and sailed ‘May 5 for y 6, rig Mary E Dana, O'Nell, Boston, In port May ‘6, brig Eliza Thom: oripaon. i kins, from Ne Haven, arrived 84, for Ponee, to salt 81 TEL ae Reed, from atic arrived 1 asail 1th; gin, Pita iphte. ureivod April 28, 0 ryominy, Foss, see! Caupesas, May aa et. brie ‘Mibertl Giikey Fite. delpbias sehira Cuff » Battimore; Indiano Biohm, Pascagon! Sniled, sock be eae i Elin hb aaa north of Hatter WBS teolman, Chamberlain, do: Julia A. Beown, Kkerson, do; Rebeccs A Carter, Tomliz,, do; 20th, AH Witt pg at RRS Harwood, CIRNYURGO! jay brigs fomery, Harwe Stowe (BP), Gerhardt, do; sehr Ws 8 Jordan, ichar ‘Cow Bay. OB, May 19—Arrived,, big Memphis (Br), St Johns, Ni; sehr Ida M Bldsidve, Tuxvrisus, May 10—In ports sohr Hastings, Chase, for SSMavana 3 19—Arrived, bark, This, Randal, Taverpoo!. favana, Ma ar andall, Liverpool Sailed 20th, steamer City of New Ye rk Jenkins, do: los (Span), Pi « do :* Geo indy Boston; Zit. barks. ‘Now ‘York;" Gharios’ Murdock rh, Campbell May 20—Arrived, brigs Achilles, from Charente: sche Champion (Br), New ‘2ist, steamers Geo Washington, Whitehead, New Goo Shattuck (Br). Gui.ford, St ‘Pierre, Mi} 224, Roxton; Falmouth, Colby, Portland. steamer George Washington, White- 205 led Queon of the West (Br), Hammett, Jamalcat Borthe ¢ cos Louisavre, CB, Mav aotaild. brig Arab (Br), Boston; ache Floet! iat, staan, Mayags, ‘Giouteds sehr Honry A Burnbam, Ray- nes, New Yo moe Sete aay April 12, schr JM Gamowell, Berry, Padong (not West Indies. MarTaxzas, May hy gon hes, Onalaee Hart, Phila- Bieate, Lewes, Del. HALIFAX, Elie E Butler (Be), Iragua: deiphin: sebr Fred Smith, Smith, do, Batt May Teun port, sehr T3' Seward, Patterson, for wltimore, Noxzu Sypxuy, CB, May 20—Aclved, barke St Patrick (Br), McLean, et ot antwarp (Br), Atkinson, Tralee. Prunamnveo, April 27—1 In port, sche Tampico, Boukopt, for Itto Grande do Bul, ld suger pril 10, brig Mota (Ger), Rotteer, New York. Picrov, NS, May 20—Arrived, brig Scotia (Br), Glasgow; Franees (Br). Barbados. 20 Arrived. shina Ravensorag (D1). Big. verpool; \hippewa (Br), Milne, Greenock; City Montreal (Br), Nielson do. brig Marianna I (Pert). Rro Guanpve, mind, ath va no v am. — riggs hy on yay ie Moody, Atoy. New 2 Bally (Br), Now Ton, eae schr Albert W Smith, Kev Gla “yn ‘bark Lincoln, lekman, Barbados fore ropartod ix ih, ship Lyra (Mr). pte Callao, usa, April 30—Passod through, bark Es- ork. SoUwaBAy A, a T ireived, bark Cheshire, Batchelder, Tagal for English Channel, Saava, May 19—Sailed, brig Tropic Bird, Korff, north of Rattoras. Sr Jaco, May 13—Arrived, sehr Chas Morford, Parsons, New Teun,» Rtoamer Metropolis, Ellis, Now York, ei I nee schri Ravina (Br), Boe jaster Paice ik Wverpool: barks ‘Tidal Wave ow Huy aud New York; Scotia m (Br), rental bark ty (Bi ei Ci i), Cork; Blanco (Br), yore ae nintwaD, May i7—Arrived, bri aes Richardson, Kingston, Ja. AMERICAN PORTS wide Sat Fade May 12—Sallod, bark Webfogp, di | ¥ Guiseppe Ngee Rg Victoria for Ret- Junoiro), for Baltimore, rN Ray aa inalto), ie Gavi +. var ‘E>TO: ie a peigikons =a MeDowelt, Greenoash, SACRNON TL bes 1y 17—Oteared, schr M wi Drew, ' Key WEST. May acer! Wark Midax, Howard, Brox ue to ip Tonawanda, Turley, Liv- SHLRANS, ‘May as magn od wchir Voto, Hender- Sider, sp J sbip John Bunyan {Oc Be: . Bremen, 16 aL Hoves, tae dey tor MEWPonT Me 10— Arrived. ed Fall River for Now York oes a fetes cited at ton, Pall iver for do Lewis, Lewis, Br okiyn, Ellsworth, Prov ) mee tor New Sessions (and tore 1, Roc'cport. for Now im ay. wa vinaelvaaoe, Ravn, cin vein Sek saline, whee #ulmon Weuniuras Weleaeee eee ton for Rosson Hanoneer, I Aman, do for dat Amer tan Bagles Rose: Dightea the doz Seroh. Sano nono for doz U'Terry, Orcison, Pall iver €or theese vale from ‘tvorton 20th, steamer Border City, Bright LONDON, May 2)--Satled, sche Geo Tautune, Phite- pha (Br), Champlin, Porta Rico, pow’ Gawinn ee 12—Suailed, bark wo Parke (ita (Haw), BEARCAGOULA, May. 18—Arrivea, sche 1 Budal . wea, xehe Corpus Obrint: 2th, bei Mohawk (Br). Kane nares Cleared 1th, barks Silvia (Ital), Ferrara, XS nan Nevo Non. tore,” Rochefort; sehs" Sarai Hall, Ha West. pEENSAUOLA, May 18—Arrived, schr Louisa Smith, he ber, Beene ta. Cleared—Sehe Vineyard. Ronelrook lh, ved, bi man (Nev), sborg, Bremen. 20th Arrived, ship Ai ons (ir), Bryan, Anpon Ghar wine Mr Tecatha Tae nara ae Clenred—Si nip eke Wind Lam Rawle, Bristol, E; bark. ce Orpow ‘ow Haven. Drahe Cua). Jaelander, Livorpodl a 80, ea Dalius tltnes Cram Sow Vor “ile any PHILADELPHIA, May 22”Arrived Roman, ‘Cathar ‘biting, Harding, Providence; Shropshire, Fail River; Ano hiyg AY i Geo tout, Plereo, Alex- Pat evi fies venus barks Ga ios ‘ymi Javea via roel e1 arks aro (Br), MeDouala. t iweinoel tal), Fineorhloy Watertord ‘man Gilkey. Dub Sore eh ae Jn Armstrong, ‘New: York Fraikila, Bolant Wentworth, "Bangor: SY fokebure. Ellen Perkins, Mitehell, do; Chirabell, Nickerson, New Arcived PM. stoarpr Willlamezort. Willetts, Salon : bark Daring. mn, Matanzas; Wellanie (itu), Wortabneg, Dublin; Honneton. (sw yosael me St. Marie, Hansen, Wesley and heymour, Knowlton, Cientuevan’ Cassiopeia. (ir) Peta Mossinaj schrs Kate mel, Adams, Gardiner; ee ‘peared Tive Vaughn, osto Gurrall, Provide apotis : ‘MInsuurh, Mneci, te Grit Hien do: Oliver A: he me Somer sot; Wm T Byrn, Bouson, Kingston, ie de Witte, Unusins, Kenacbecs JW Hinton, ‘Stmous, Elisabeth Glgy, Da renee aaemers Concord, Sates, Balti be one Sather thsi, ‘ong, Baltimore: burks Hite Dabtis's Miomidon tie. Potter. Thee Saiers rast Marion “Draper, Halley, Us aid ‘as rh 0. Al ‘olfe, do; Nellie | Li pes wie ae: * Bramhall, “Donslaas, a0; wi foung’ Tenxer, lly, New Bodt ‘Thompson, Howe, Prat Hie ar eifrovldenges ovens’ Arabella, Ha ing, F Garriso paren. Neponset: 8 as, Safford, Ketchuin, ite cu > Rtorkors (Nor), Erickson, Anti at Ane Medinieh, Cork or' Fal India, Meidell, Wai 3 Marl ton; Fried E Gilford, "Olltoed Cambrid; Risckmes mie: ee steamer Hercules, Fy DOr ‘ailed—Steamer Hercutes, bib Ve eves Del, May 22—Passed in aie tr Dari court, from Matang: vl Liber Wesley & Sevmour, Kuowilto ‘Arelvod ist, barks Orleo, (tn), Que Azow Nor, Akerm Foster, Trinidad: Susan M Dudman (Br) i lio Chase, Norton, pltpart,22d—Sehrs AO Lyons and Amelia Birsult, for alte Railed. 2d hip Lon Gloire, Antworp; barks Elektra, Lon Queenstown: oamer Tosus (in), rors | siverpool, paswed in at 9A, x, rk Corpedensa (Ital), from Ganon, has been ordered RTSMOUTH, May 20—Arrived, steamer Perklomon, Pigs, Philadelphia, OVIDENCE, May 20—Arrived, aches Louisa, Frazier craw Georgetown, DC; Bertha, Conover, Pors Johnean Twi erty, Ganity, do for Pawtueket ; Nicholas a r+ hoff Mebtholf, Hackensack, "NJ; Jacob Raymond, Suflr, Hoboben. Sailed-—Steamor Blackstone, Hatiett, Baltimore vin, Nor- rs Prltaded a 14; Catharine Whiting, rol Haatell Baracoa: Alozan: tolk: Florida, Crock Harding. do; schrs Stor ae Fig ema itt ee ¢ Hinton, dock, New York; Raven, Herrick, do} jase SS Blodgett, ‘Vst—Arrived, schra Harrlet Chase rg Qrintan, Be Joun, NM, for Pawtucket; Treills (iin), Day,'St John, N Br Howard Mucomber, Higgins, Savannah’; Adrianna. Merrill, Piiladeiphie, for Paws n Stockham, Hart, South bow: Branpywi Sayervitie, Nod: Florence, Sackett, Verplank io Pardes, Nickerson Diverty: Gandy, E Raynor, and John B Cook, Port Johnson for Pawtucke Town: Minguas, Philtips, Sarah Smith, Rinith, Port Jo Tyler, Hart, ‘and Hen win, Sammis, New York. At the head of Long Isiand Sound 19th PM, schrs Levine Barnes, More Light, AG Hazard, Muy A Holt, Seudd, Teh Hight, Jonathan Cone, Almira. Sarah A I, Maria, Lamartine, George Ed allen, Joun mtocgham, American Kai reoman, Lune, all, Nareaganvet Darius Eddy, Robert Center, 8 E Dari i ate FWind, oie Barton, Telly Welk, Chilton, Snccess, Allee Brainerd, ES M Gook, Susn Stetson, Minquas, Greon County Tan ih B Smith, b, Quickstep, IH Wilson, 18 Mateb, Lucian, [ Burt and WieeKiT Nay 20—Acrived, sehr Imogone Diverty, aaa ert ‘May 20—Arrived, steamer Richmond, Kelly, Now Ye Katled—Sehr J J Pharo, Soper. New York. BAN FRANCIACO, May Swanton, Port Gamble; Forest eae Revere, Connor, Departure peers BAVANNAH, ‘22—Arrived, steamer Magnolia, Dag- A. New Yor at io arrived. schrs Taclla A Snow, Bath vie Vineyard Haven: FO Parr. unknown, Rtiled—Ship Plerades, Liverpool; bark Velocity (Nor), Doughty, Branswick; Loretta jath: i jon, ae May 10"Atrived, bark Forsete (ior)” Christensen. [aero] ‘ark re Bravo Mor, Ciristepherron. Hat. red—Sehr Sarah Eaton, Dicks, Philadelphia. BULLIVAS, May 18—Sailed, sci William, Hodgman, New z Arrived. brig Liztio J Bigelow, Harden. via vag SALE erretied bet Svat’ (rom Gardi jew York; Onward Sailed- rs Rival (from Gat On Ee Franktort), do; Damon, ores, ana Julia Elisa- cht 5 ny Cleared. sche Cayenne, Saunders, Onve 4g si iver Lan Lane Be), Williams, Li “ay ashe SY Simon ins, Philadelphia; @ ALaxaNDita, Herschel P Pomeroy, bryant, do via Ken mhebee Ht LE ee eaiwend: Thee W flaven aad JM tte: Diet arrived, tet Havelock (ii), life, Cheverle for oe New London;.schrs F A Sawyer, Nutter, lash fr 8 |—Arrived, oy ey Carden (Br) pbs York; Geo H Mills, Kelliao Jeb nvon "Me, for do; PR: fs New Sark ghany, Bryant; I Feet Coastans, ant. loses , War JF Eicotice (in, Stthonns Apeit 3, wt sarbeniacs sty” Ten, Portland for: Pe capes y rmep pions os VINEYARD Serene May 20—Arrivod. schrs J 1 Cotter man, Jonsal von Platon. x 4 1 ood arri Sout Muon "Fhitadeiphia: | opr. Domingo City Yor Hom Pata Worcester, He: tou. | Jone, via, Kore nds AO Watson die Bt Yarmouth, NS C [Beal Halley, Live | Zohn “ir Kings F ity, Newport. for Bound ‘Viretions, (Br), Nixon, Trinidad; brigs Chance (Br), eine, i Dwi in C late for New Haven © Lane, Ruston Arsar Tas. G Colin, Goualvont Jesse Riguay, Tucker, Balt. | 12 ihatimore Gov J ¥ Smith, do for Philadelphia: David more; Lizabel, Mahoney, Hoboken; schrs Jacob M Haskeil, | g'Sikes, Bay View for do; A M Aldridge, Rockport, Mass, Feral Maite, fate: daaae usd: | Puts hts sone, adapt. Ameson, ittmore ; ad Sail irs Manat Florence’ P Hall, iiarer ieabethportt Bostle Morte, J. Cotter © Watson (Br), Chath io ied wes: Wiad won! Bireh, Philadelphia: Sob Morelleht, WikcQird, Hevoken; Carle = , “va arivea, beige Campodogila deal, Fevela, Licatas Mary tf Dana, O'Neil Maraenes Kai ATFs sont salen albert Hescom, Hove, Delaware Clty; © at Easton, agg Ho ‘Cleured—stearser 1, Bearse, New York; barks Sn cise: (ae, eat tient, lone ar eee ner, ol 4 a Meckion: Eng! brig Express (He), Bunker, Now jailed —Bark National Eagles brig Morance Arrived, tyeumer Sea Gull Lock. Varks Kaleva (Rus), Peterson, Belfast ; i (Nor), Neilsen, (lsbous Proya (sor), lant: Lim: ove Dovero (tal), Campodonico, a bri ier ncira Rarah FIs ‘Healt, a Savannan; sebrs aréd—Steaners, Walker, Edenton, NC; Wm Crane, Bi Boston; Lonisa, varks Excelsior (Nor), Hateeo. tel: fast Yemorden fen, ete Janeiro ma Kio oe, Ural, Navases; sche Maud See- "y W Brune, Foster, New York ‘Tralee Ml Romance, Hiuttic. brig Hattie, Robinson, Boston, tie May 16—Arrived, brig Ellon Marie, ‘vok Borden, Lunt, Falt River, vleared Toth, bark Clara Meuilvery, Dunbar, Rio Ja- neiro, 19- Arrived, schrs Mery rs eee nes I Graco, load for Phi wilod—Senrs George If aie ee Tillotson, son, and Chas — Phiindel Ree et one ee at HAY, ‘aay ie reived. sehr Brunette, Rich, Tart sichie Days racy, Phlledelpbley Pracomiks Joraan, Hiizabet pO Eiuattivgts wr avg neeeetyecee Ean timore, ared.—Barks Ito de la Pinte (Br), MeLwod, London; St Soper (Non Johanean, Newensl, 1 h ty Nickerson, Ft vn Bi Farnjot (Nor), pont Rag’ Aly HY Mnry Jane (ser), Hinde, Barcelona, Ft “Arrived, harks ACC Bulgin (or), Keop, Havre; Paw Stony (Norway) x sigedtarke Fan ia ma Yermoath, B; ret Voriti Nor), rn Tih—Areived, ks Forsoget Bea teen: Nod (Nor), Sorensen, ‘sorenson, Cape eV Py Rove aru 1 ikRePOnT, Sag May 14—Salled, bark Marmion, Jordan, San re UbTON (Texas), May 19—Arrived, sehr A If Belden, ee oie May 22-Peseed_ in. brig, Battle m Ferth A) Hi Curtiss, Porth Amboy for, cena for do; Castilian, Rendon Ellen, Pittston, Ne, for Pilladelpn javen for do: Anna ae hb for do: La Tantamount, Anos and J B Know! for ioe deraaee Hen ara market ae er a C for do; &« a Hi aint if i ea eva tnt et Haetine, “hat Tucksonville, ‘Chatlos' More, bea Richmond, jalied—Sehrx Mi “Dy Wilson, A M Aldridge, David 3 ra, Mary, Red Ro . ein uTON, Na May 20—Cleared, bark Le Bella ARS, Se ay 14—Snited, sehrs Henry Withi . sal 0, Sharpness; ari ‘orig tiiram, AvAM, Tibbitts, Portland, LAY May Tm Areivel. sctrs | Mary Love hedakes ‘Thomas J ort Same ‘son (and pelea eee tans Steambonts, febts, steam Laum aks Steembente SPR EDERICK C. 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