The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1876, Page 10

THE PACIPIG MAIL FIGHT. » ~ Panama Wins and Mr, Park An- nounces the Victory. EXCITEMENT IN THE STOCK MARKET. ‘turious Correspondence — The New Ticket. Whenever the Pacific Mail Steamship Company has Deen discussed recently in Wall street the bulls and bears have taken sides either with Trevor W, Park aud the Panama Railroad interest, or with Jay Gould aad the Union racific combination, The courts have been kept busy in the mterest of one or the other contest- | ant, injunction and mandamus have been almost daily issued, and the stock has been the reigning sensation, 2S well as the football of the Exchange speculators. | Yesterday, howe’ all uncertainty was dissipated in rogurd to the victor by the meeting which took place in the company’s office in this city, at wuich a quorum of the directors (impossible for several days to procure) Was present, consisting of the followiug persons:— Reorge Forrest, James D. Smith, Charles J. Osborne, Rufus Hatch, and Captain Riley, It was agreed at this meeting that a regular election of directors should be held on the Slst of sts month, and that the books of transfer should be closed at the Union Trust Company on the 25th. instant, The Inspectors of Wlection up- pointed were Messrs, P. ©. Van Seliaick FP. Shire ley, and Lawrence R. Jerome, with alternates Gen G, M. Dodge, John C. Wyman, and Jobn K. Alexander, That a quorum was preseut at ail was couceded to be | A TRIUMPH YOR THE PANAMA PALTY, as they had, under the leadership of President Park, persistently fought the Gould or inside interest. The “streew” was soon alive with excitement, and the Bteck shot up si Rouncement. A Hxnaxp representative visited many of she parties Interested, and their views willbe found of vaiue. One Of the oldest of the steamship company directors tola the writer that the position was (hig:—The Ciyde-Park | party have defeated Jay Gould alter one of the stoutest fights on record, by securing a majorily of the stuck, Gould stubbornly resisted this, not only by free pur- Shases but by evory trick and device known to that apecutator, Now, ho does not care so much to be Deaten as he docs to huve it published, for, hke the politician who eaid ho did not mina dying, but hated to be laid out, so Gould disliked being ‘aid out,” and he has lost in this case a great deal of that prestige which 18 so valuable to an operator who desites many followers. When aman has so many schemes which the public can either mar or assist by witbuolding their support or giving it, it w Il readily be scen what a de- feat the termination of this Pacific Mat) war has been to bim. Now, Gould has hitherto opposed any atiempt jo hold an election, on the plea that tho present directors must be guuranteed the payment of certain moneys they had advanced to the company; but the opposing parties were aware that disinterested capitalists had secured themselves by an issuo of $2,000,000 of bonds ut flity cents on the dollar, and they very properly demanded to see the books of the company, to xnow what portion was | honestly charged to the steamship company and to dis- | cover What was fraudulent and exorbitant, As the case how stands and the Clyde party go into power they | will audit all claims, pay what ure just and cancel the bonds, which never should have been issued. After possession of ull the company’s effects no doubt entire harmony will be established between the Puciile | Mail Steamship Company, Panama Kailroad and Panama fransit Company. if the Union Paciic Rail- | soud Company shouid atiompt to rednee rates so as to aitract Dusiuess over the Coutinent Mr, Fark aud his | associates would doubtless be able to meet this issue as | Successiully as they met the last. What is known as | the Gould party in Pacific Mail—besides that gentleman himseli—cousisted of Sidney Dillon, C. L, Huntington, | Charles J, Osborne, with George 8. Scott, now im Tope, Who has given them at least negative assist- ance by his absence. When Gould and bis triends, by a trick, got possession of the Pacific Mai Steam: ship Company last year the stock was selling in the | Reixhborhood of 40, aud it may be well to reproduce | here his letter to’ two of the directors, published ex- clurvely in the Henavp at that time, When it iscom- red With the present correspondence, published be- jow, between Sidney Dillon and Trenor W. Park and | the price of t —it will be seen how near Mr. Gould came to seemg “the company through | Mnanciaily.”” ‘The famous letter of February 27, 1875, w as foliows;-- 578 Firtu Avexve. Geytieuxn—I am in receipt of ‘Vour favor of this date in releren o irs of the Pacilic Mail Steamship Com- ee ny, and in reply fa taking hold of Pay gelt-evident—that a harmo neement between that co Railroad will add very largely aies, while the public wilt be Tam, theretore, wiltiny to say to you, first, that I will see t throuzh financially, and, second, that sneh perm: Bent arrangements sail be innde between the Pacilic randa ind Pacific Mail xy shall be strictly and musually profitable | both companios, tay anking you for your.confidence, I remain, yours respect- TAY GOULD, ag view of the following correspondence, the above hote seems Tike a delicate piece of satire. SIDNEY Du Psciric Mau, Trevor W. Farge, 0 L wo Mail that my sole motive | any Is tho {net —al w of the tuct that yourself and associates ¢ holders of Pacific Mail xt ux the fiuances of the company require im al | ral per cent upon the above un- | the | vacate the of proceedi examine Go! avd Dillon before trial. claimed that be bad a right to examine the defendants, After some argument the Court vacated the stay. Mr. Sewell then stated that he wished to withdraw the man- damus proceedings against the defeudants, for the | reason that the object of the same, which was to obtain | a quorum at the directors’ meeting, so that inspectors of election might be chosen, had been ac- complished, Mr, Osborn havmg attended an ad- Journed meeting, when the inspectors were elected. Mr. Bennett, counsel for the defendants, said there was no contest inthe Board except with Mr. Hatch, There was the Erentest harmony with the incoming | aud outgomg boards, but Mr, Hatch wants fight. He then read an affidavit trom himself, setting torth that Dut that he was on | @ notice to appear at the meeting, Vasningtou, where he hts way to catch the train for to make an affidavit. He requestea counsel to deny tor him that he ever absented himself purposely by or in collusion or to prevent the appointment ot inspectors ; duties as director and has given largely vut of bis pri- vale means to relieve the embarrassments of the com- peny. Noone but Mr. Hatch would think of such a thmg. Every member of the company except Mr. Hatch has acknowledged his success and fidelity, He wus aware the meeting Was called today; that there | was still a week to spare, and that it was no upugual | | thing to appomt mspectors the day before election. } Moreover, m connection with Mr, Gould and Mr. Ames, i | he zave large securities for the benetit of the company, and but for them its effects would be cold by the Sheriil, | whereus Mr. Hatch never gave it a dollar security. Mr, Bennett then stated that be recently saw Messrs. | Wright, Retly and Smith, and tney disclaimed all knowledge of the mandamus. Both boards are in har- | mony, but Mr. B | fist how ut one and now at another, Mr, Sewell nquiredwheiher that beautiful ailidavit | was sworn to, and, cars, but bh all that, Now, weall Know bow virtuous Mr. Dillon ix, But Mr. Hatch’s purpose was accomplished and he withdrew the order to show cause. Immediately after the conclusion of the argument | | ‘upou the mandamus proceedings Mr. Bennett obtained | an order staying all proceedings on the motion to pun- ixh defendant tor contempt, and also an order to show | | cause, made returnable op the 20th inst., why the or- der to examine the defendants before trial should not | be vacated, The iotlowing 1s the affidavit of Henry 3. Bennett upon which this last order was obt enry S, Bennett, being duly sworn, say order hereto unnexea was duly obtamed and served staying all. proceedings tor the cxanunation of de- | fendants til the mouion thereon was decided, and re- ! tumnable on the 25ty inst, before Mr, Justice Sper, That immediate y thereafter he enjomed defendants, Dillou and Goulu, as to the obtaining aud service of | said orger, and inereupon Mr, Dillon went to Wash. ington, ‘thatafter the service thereof, and without notice to the defendants or their attorney, the attorney ! jor. pisinti! came into court, ignored the said order | and took delendanis’ said default, thereby allowing | them to te im contempt This deponent further avers | that the defendants have no desire or intent to show | any disrespect to the process of this Court and that they are unwilling even to Apnest in shes position, NR BENNETT, “Sworn before me, this 23d pe of May, 1876-0. E, WrstLaky, Notary Public New York county,’’ REAL ESTATE, | © The following auctions were held at the Exchange | pete en . Harnett sold, in foreclosure, a lot, 20,10x100.5, on ct side of Fifty-eighth street, 141.8 feet west of Eighth avenue, for $14,485, to Z. Zacharias. E. H. Ludlow & Co, . sold, in foreclosure, three three story brown stone front houses, on East 117th st, south side, 115 feet east of Fourth avenue, with lots, each 20x100.11, as follows:—No. 114, for $5,900, to | Herman Ubl; No. 116, for $6,100, to Timothy Donovan, | and No. 118, for $5,100, to Samuel Steiner, James M. Milier, in partition, to Churles H, Jones, the following pieces of property:—No. 43 Murray | | | | street, building, with lot 22x100, - north side, {between College place and Church street, | for $16,500; two houses, with lots 43x75, yj south side of Kivington street, twenty-five fect cust of Mangin street, for $2,600 each; a hi | lot 21x100, on east side of Mangin street, 75 | of Rivington street, for $2,600; four lots, 100x98.9, on | south side of Twenty-eighth street, 150’ fect west of | Fizst avenue, for $4,200 each. Peter F. Seyer sold, 1n foreclosure, two houses, with | tots 20x70, on West sido of Lexington’ avenue, 40.5 fect | south of y-sixth street, for $1,000 cach, over a | mortg ee of 2, 500 on each, to the piantil’. J. Lynch & Co, sold, in foreclosure, the house | No. 321 Kast Thirty-ninth street, north side, with lot 25x98.9, 273 feet east of Second avenue, for $11,250, to Michael Murray, the plaintitt, Buckwell, Ricker & Williams sold, in toreclosure, the house No. 433 West Fighteenth sirect, with lot 25x92, to William A, Thompeon. TRANSFERS, Sath st, 200 few. of URN wr, 25.296x01.146; Winttaina *aivnop nd wife to C. ith 16,000 8 1. 4, 3 Rt, w. of Mth ay, avec 100%" Wille 2d av., sw. corner of L17tn st., SXOx90; N. Terpeny and wife to J- M. Johuson. Delancey st., Nos. 142, 144 and 146% ‘also. Suffoik ai Dow. SY a Wiatiana 1. Horn and wite to Kath? 230 e. 8. 0 Deluneey 8 ; Katharine A. 680 ors to Henry Hows 8,500 - 100 fg. of Madison av foxi0.s * 6 ft, * , Ke Sehactier and wif to Frank Schaeffer 15,000 Orchaad st, (No 100) SN OF Bed Fei Niavis ovierme) tou ‘tion, we yi that you arranze to pay the bilities wid advances dour friends to the | ls weld by Thave edited amecting for this is satisfactory to you, we w ut P.M, to-morrow, and if d like to tinaliy close the matter to-day, uy I go to Washing his evening for some | ‘days’ absence. SIDNEY DILLON, Prosident, | 1. W. PARK TO SIDNRY DILLOS, Vaxawa Katnoan © May 22, 1876, sq, President Steansiio Ihave sent tomy | ‘our letter of this m olders of Pacific Muil ship Company stork, rected to say the parties whow we sball propose as Mirectors of said corapa vming lection, ou Muy Sty | decline to accept « position on the Loard until they are | elected by the stuekholders. They would not consent to act | for a fow days, when persuaded the stockholders would not ’} feloct them as directors tur the years ensuing, and they | further think that the present Board shuld make their re- | Bork to the stockbolders, as provided by the by laws of the pany. ore am “iso directed to assure you—and Ido assure you— fea, in ease the ticket we shall propose to the vtuckholders | J, the liabilities of the company will be proviued | they cannot afford to disgrace themselves by accept | o ianazement of the company aud not protect tts ing predit. 3 boclates have advanced to the compuny will be Paid withont If our ticket is elected the moneys you und your delay (after the lection) 0 tintuctory not wiven to ive trent thin will ber eitaftetors to ter the soe » PARK, Pi Mr. Park was visited at his office i a Heranp rey orter, and was favored with the following expression of | nion:—“I want it to be uncersiood that no man bas + authority to speak for me, or as controlling my action | to the Jate Pacitic Muil compheations but myself. It | wasa square fight with Jay Gould and I beat bim. When be is Deaten he generally resigns, but resigna- fions were not in order in this case, don’t wish to | gay anything unkind of any gentieman who hus been | Wworkitig with us, but I have understood that a certain | party at the Windsor Hotel anpoanced that be was Making the fight in the courts, could control me and things generally; this is sheer bombast. [will give the HeRaup the ticket that wiil be lected on May 31, | and I think you wili neither find the name of the party indicated or my own upon it. ‘itis better to be the King maker than the king!’ Hero is the ticket, aud I | = Pacific Mail stockholders cam trust to itasan | yest and capuble one,” | THE TICKET. : “Charles G, Francklyn, agent of the Cunard line; Henry Hart, Vice President o1 the Third Avenue Rail: Foud Company; Samuel C. Thompson, President of First National Bank; Andrew Boardman, attorney at , anager Philadelphia and Reading Company; William P. Clyde, ot Clyde | C,H. Mount, dry goods merebant; grocer; Jeremiah Millbani old Pacitic der. Mr. Willuin P. Clyde will doubtless | be elected President of the company. H ‘A member of the Stock Exchange showed the wnter | Jetier from a member of the Committee on Ways and leans in the House of Representatives, in whieh tt was | Haivd that secret iniluences were at work in order that | Whe investigation of the tvdebiedness of tne Pacific | failrouds should be delayed of abandoned, but that tho | Bommitice Were all stunch, true men, so it secins that | bly at. Gould fours deieat in other than Paciile | | matters, and ay uccount for the departure | of Mr. Siduey Ditlon once more fur Washington, —_ | * PACIVIC MAIL IN THE COURTS. | ‘The fight instituted by Rufus Hatch, to compel Sid- ey Jay Gould and Mr. Osborn to attend the of the directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship | , Poached # fivality yesterday in the argu- ment bette pF ‘voll cate Superior Court, few days since pasmevld net be directed to at- directors, a8 asked poh i «Madre appeared tor Benvett represented the ‘osiradasta Sar ® preliminary motion to i | and was won by Slosson, 300 to 221, Winne: 104th sts, ». bine iH iy ere) to John F.” Marsh h m8. corner of T7th ot 87th xt, Wed Fornysh at 145 100 ft. w. of 10cb ay., 100 14 &. 100 it wot 10th’ av., Witham hurst.. . i 29th st. n William “ti. Newscliafer (refere +) to Bday. (No. he Schoemmelt. Mott st. to P. Canal st. to Herm: ont Bronnan, Patrick, to Thomas Duly.a. a of 1884 Bg w. of 7th ay. ; 1 Hardter. Her ay., n. of Mott st, (28d ward); 3 1, Frank. and wile, w Henry Drall of 4th ay. as % 6 of 6th 6,000 Power, Elven, to August Linbert, ». 8. of 40th ww. of th ay 8,000 | Healey. O tution, No. 28 Cherry st; ; 7,000 VENTILATION OF THE COURT HOUSE, The Sanitary Inspector recommends the following improvements in the County Court Hous First, tee all vontilating flues be extended independently bove the roof and a forced currént kept up; second, thas the root over the ceutre ot tuo jag be raised and so altered as to aiford nerous exit from below; third, that the vault lights on tho first floor be cut away and the space lett cloar and open; fourth, the steam coils be thorouglily cleaned, and that the masonry be so altered as at any time to be easily cleaned; fifth, that the fresh air be mtrodiced into the coils directly from the outside of the building. BILLIARDS IN PHILADELPHIA. Purcaprgtrnia, May 23, 1876. ‘The frst game in the billiard tournament this atter- noon was between Daly and Shaw, the former winning by a score of 300 to 164. The winner’s average was 16 2-3 and the Joser’s average 9 1-9. ‘The second game was between Slosson and Foster, "es avorage, 13; lorer’s average, 9 5-24 To-night the first game was between Rudolphe and J. Dion, the former winning, 300 to 172 Winner’s aver- age, 23 1-13; loser's average, 13 3-13. This was . ot the "prettiost gawes «ever — plays eight imnings, by Driiliant and delicate yieg Rudolphe scored 175, The shots were so vory ine ying | nearly every one was applauded. The last game to-night was between Slosson and Cyritie Dion, the former winning by a score of 300 to 98, The winner's average was 21 6-14 gnd loser's 7 7-18, ings on ti gtr pane POST OFFICE ECONOMY IN BROOK- is to testify under subperna, and that he bad not time | tbat he has always strictly and faithiully periormed bis i 1 stands between botn, shaking bis | being answered that tt was, ho | remarked (bat Mr, Dillon was ing hurry to catch the | must Lave waited # long time to tell him | | | sot | i Mr. Dillow informed him that be had been served with | eer Britannic. «| Livernoot..]37 Broadway | Beyps. :| Liverpool :; Anglia. LYN. Yesterday Postmaster Talbot, of Brooklyn, received | Orders from the Postmaster General at Washington to reduce the running expenses of the department seven- Ween per cent, as compared with the cost of the office | in 1875. This will necessitate the reduction of the number of deliveries by two per diem, as twenty le! carriers will bave to bo discharged. A caucus of | ing republican politicians was held, at the request of the Postmaster, to determine the best method of effect- ing the reduction thus ordered. OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEFARTURKS ¥ROM NEW YORK FOR THE woxTHS | UF MAY AND JUNE. io Liverpooi. +|Livernoot Havre. 7:1 Liverpool. 8!| Hamburg. 8’ | Rotterdam. June 10,| Liverpool... June 10. | Ltverpoot Kune 10. |Laverpoo » Broadway si Hroadway | 32 Brosaway wii 2 Bowling Green Bus See Bird (Br), Listes, Porte Cabetio—Peniston & ‘ing WiveBrothora, Perkins, Clenfuegoe—Miller & Moush- tRche Phebe. Medera, Baracoa—B J Wenders Co. F Cushing, Cranmer, Fernandina— Squire Bros John N Parker, Oulten, ond, ‘B Gager, ‘chr Fred Hall, Smith, aisinere Giatia Schr May Munroe, Hail, Rookland—H P Brown & Co, Re son 4 yaa. Sehr % Taylor, Squires, Newburypor—Ferg Schr Hero, Baker, Gloucester via Salem—C F Kobl Rebe Flight, Wi Mle, Crit W Jackson a Son. Sloop Dart, Fitzgerald, Aenckott & Bro. SAILED, Stoamers AristocratiRr), for Sydm 7 0B: City of Havana, Thay. &c; Gen Barnes, ‘Savannal Wyanoke, Richmond, ure Govtvade ry ec; Hurrlsburg, Philudelphi er) dave opi Ya bt one cok . be } codes i Cart Jona | tiene cmon; Nietoux U fe ie, Bai otigs Star. ‘Kingston, Ju; Plor- ence (Br), Hay John Wesley, —— Wind at sunsot, SW; at midnight, 4. Barometer at sunset, 39,18. MARITIME MISCELLANY. ‘The purser of the steamer Atlus, from Kingston, &c, has our thanks for favors. STRAMER seuaeior (Br), Barnes, from Newport, whieh arrived at Quebec, May 20, haa her bow stove in by ice, She proceeded to Montreal same day. Bank itxaxcca Canvas from New Yor or Matanzas, ashore five miles north of Little Exg Hurbor, remained in xood condition AM uf 28d. and woe makin ‘The + Wrecking Co's steamer Relief was at the bark at day- light yesterday morning, Banu Hopxxr, at Philadelphia 224 inst, from Messing hud bad wether the : spruug mainmast: ad, damaged steer” ing apparatus and received other sliht damag Buta Frouuxce I Hxxpensox, before report er Tuil, was hauled off yest day AM by 1 jamnuel Dexter und towed to S Nhe leaks nome, has oie Ming aod damaged rudder. Will pressed to Philadeiphia to day, Scun Kate Caxtrox (Br), at Baltimore from Cardenas, waile at anchor off Norsh ‘Poin Sunday night, was struck by lightning, which bit the top of the muinmast and passing downward shattered the mast sy as to render & how one necessary, The mainsuil and rigging were tor n- ters were knocked off the boom and other damage marked the conrse of tho Hihtning as it passed from the vessel. i) Broadway +: |2t Broadway +: 14 Bowling Green 2 Broadway | inmburi:.|O1 Broadway man on deck tell ‘as stunned, Guoversrum, Mase, May 28—Sehr Corne rived here to-day from Fortune Hay and reports picking 1 on the 15th inst John Basher and Crockee Adolph, who bad been in ix days und reported us Lost. ‘They were th ed and badly frost bi whew rescued. Five Gahing vessels and forty-seven lives have been lost in the Gloucester fisheries this year, Nuwnunyrour, May 22 Schr Volant. of Hampton, com- aust State Pe lableni:: Juni Bg-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE—Captains or officers of | veasels ongayed Iu the consting or foreign trade displacement or removal of sea buoys, are requested to com- municate the fact to the Heratp, so that It may be broucht | publicly to the attention of the proper authorities. A letter | addrersed “to the editor of the Hxkanp, 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 cases observed along the Atlantic und Pacifie coasts of the American Continont, When they are observed on the coast of Europeun countries or in the Mediterraneun it is requested that information be sent either by telegraph or | letter to the London officoof the New Youx Hunatp, 46 Fleet streot, London, or to the Paris office. G1 Avenue de VOpera, Paris, Where the telegraph ts used dospateh: may bo addressed “Bennett, 46 Fleet st London,” oF “Bennett, 61 Avenue del'Opera, Paria.” Where casos ot displacement are observed in the waters of conutries beyond | the reach of the telegraph, asin Asia or Afrlea, eaptalns may communicato with us upon reaching the first convonient port, This information will be cabled free of charge tu the Hxratp and published. s@-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING | THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The Nuw Your Henaxp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxratp steam yacht, showing while burn- | ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other | in succession, and can be seon several miles distant. Cap- tains of vessels, upon teeing this signal, will oblige usby | preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of tho Hinatp. BG Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv” ing at New York can do so by addressing to suen vossels, caro of Hxratp news yacht, piér No, 1 Enst River, New York, Letters received from all purts ofthe world and promptly de- livered, Duplicates aro requirod. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER BUN AND MOOX. Sun rises, Sun sets Moon sets. PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 23, 1876. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE UERALD STKAM YACUTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LIRR. Stoamer Abyavinia (Br), Murphy. Liverpool May 19 and ueenstown 14th, with mdse and 313 passengers to © G showing letters 480 miles east of Spndy Hook, ench wtonmer, bound onst ‘he Quvon (Br), Bragg. Liverpool May 10 via town 11th, with indse aud 434 passonyersto F WJ ‘Stenracr Bolivia (Br), Small. Glas cow vin Moville May 14, with mdse and 200 passengers to Henderson Bros, Steamer Atlas (Hr), Low, Aux Cuyes, Jacmel, Port au Prince via Kingston May 17, with mdse und prssengors to jon, Crowell, Ha Plu. Forwood © ng na May witl Passengers to Win P Ciydo & ¢ if Wilt rtaberty. Sundberg, Havana May 18, with mdse to James b Ward & Co. Stonmer Ban. Saivedor, Nickerson, Savannah May 20, ‘with mdve and passengers to Wm R Garrison. Steamer Champion, Loc<wood, Charlesto: mdse und passenzers to Jas W Quintard & C Steamer Regulator, Doane, Witmington, NC, 3 days, with mdxe to W P Clyde & Co er Itichmond, Kelly, Rlenmond, 3 days, with Goff, Liverpool 48 days, with mdso to Had head winds all the passa: Mario (Ger), Gustavus, Brem ‘and had strong we: spauker boom and steve bulwarke: 17th, wif Sable Island, eats bark Brunswick, of and trow Vortiand for Liverpool; 3 Hh. Jat 41 47. lon GS 31, « Br bark bound Kust, showing fark W. tal), Lauro, Castellamare 58 days, in ball’ st to edt (Hbraltae April 14. Brig San Curlos .of Portland), Atherton, Matanzas, 12 gare with sugar to Gossler & Co; vessel to Miller & Hough+ tdche Jonnie R Simmons, Young, Savannah 7 days, with lumber to J B Boars & Co. Sehr dvs Veldran, Cavailer, Virginia, Schr Charles W Alcott, French, Virginia, Bar Ship Derby (Gor), which arrived May 5 from Bremen and nnchored in Gravesond Buy, came up to the city yest aioe, from Matanzas, which arrived of, Boothbay), Ree 30 miles SE of Sandy was rua into by triking us on the fect of the rail and ing boat, breaking main boom and and tearing fore and nrainsel: The J C hud head carried awny. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. * BOUND SOUTH. er Unty oF New Bedfora, Fish, New Bedford for oF Galatea, Walden. Providence for New York. jowport (Br), Miller, Windsor. for New York, ‘art D Lathrop, MéAllop, Hillsboro, NS, for New Yori Nelir Gamma, Gupttil, Musquash, NB, for New York. Reus Glaru Jones, Vike, Kucklund, NB for New York. Selir A P Hurlburt, Gridin, New Haven tor New York. Sehr Excelsior, Blidentury, Providotice tor New York. Sehr biteabeth English, Crowell, Boston i Sehr Clara Sawrer Unlais for New Kehr James B ens Aro N Selir Bartlett, If med Bares OM Marrett (of 20:h or 22d inst, Sehr Starlizht, Blatebford, Pro Bove Jennie O1 ortoi, Bridgeport for Behr KS Di Sel . epee @ New York. aland, Simmous, Norwich for Nev ara Jaue, Bath tor New York. ill. Schr 8 A Chesboro, Mills, Proviueotown f w Yi Sehr Palladium, Ryder, Providence for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Neptune, Berry, New York for Ros Steamer Albatross, Davis, Steamer Heliver, seer Norwiels Sehr Jesse Hoyt (Br), McDonald, Now York tor St John, Sehr Bolla Peck. maf wun lor New Loudon and New York for New London, New York for Hartford. Yor« tor Portland, Ct, joboken for dloy, New York New ¥ Ta Test . Coleman, New York for Taunton, ind. Lynch. Ajbany for Roslyn. Rene Henry, Nash’ New York tor Now London, Sebr Hero, Baker. New York for Salem. Sehr J N Ayres, Provost, New York for Stamford, The vessels detained off Whitestone by the storm evening of ud proceeded to-day, BELOW. ), Kprone, from Bremen April 14th. CLEARED, Steamer City of Havan oris—F Alexandre & Koi Alps Br), Willia . Forwood & © ‘Arthur (Br), Cowell, H atson & Co, Scoame Gen Barnes, Cheesman, Savannah—W R Garrl- Maiaamer Wyancke, . Coach, Bn vg City Point and Rieh- inion Steamship Co. | Steamer A U Siimers, Warren, Philadelphia—Jas Hand, oauer Neptune, Berry, Buxton—H F vinock jark Dronning Loutse (Nor), Larsen, Liverpoot—C To- | gon it (Br), Mahoquist, London—Seam- me! me Edward Hvidt (Nor), Sorenson, Leith—C Tobias | Co. Bark W H Jenkins ( Phillips, Havana and Mexican Port au Princo, Savanilia aud na and Matan- | for orders —Sloco' ark J apiter caer richer Autworp—Theo Ruze jark set aneneia, Autwerp--Kdmund Untatt, Hark eden et. Bradhering, Hambure—C Tobias a Co. Bark Ragnbild (Nor), Jucovsen, Kottordam—Funeh, vo. Bark A\ (Nor), Myhrvold. Havre—Funch, Edge & po Dean Car— ir), Pi jor, Willemstad Theo i: | Hite | are comin | Romolo (Ital), Crovaro, di Capt Joho O Palmer, while lying in Hampton Kiver ready for soa, uad her masts cat so ay 10 be unsafe, tand sie fn ow in this port for wow spars. Quxuxc, May 23.—John Oatway, master of the fron bark Al, of Searboro, reports his ship struck # piece of Ice on t Ben Sust., which burst the plates forward and drove in the bow, and in five minutes the fore compartments with water. The suip at once | settled’ down two or three t by the head, tno water talningon ihe pumpetwolrs netics per hour. At ste he loitthe shiprwith bis crew to the boats. <sounabonetanate at agligus and eatsthe, pam but finding the mi ‘settling quickly he left her" nya, She sank MUG AM. He was picked up by the saip Bruce, and er remaining there tive days was transferred to the ver Awaledale and arrived here Wasuunctox, May 23—The Signal Service obaerver at At untie City, reports to the Chief signal Oficer as fol lows ni-“arreln of urolanses, ait bones st goods ashore here; supposed to be from « vessel ashore iaven. NOTICE TO MARINERS. The buoy on tho Point of Rockaway Shonls has disap- Powred. whteh makes tt very dificult for those navigating ju that vicinity, nour Bei WHALEMEN, Arrived at New Bedford May 21, schr Admiral Blake, Marion (and ssiled 2iid tor Atlantic Ocean). Cleured at do 22d, harks Burtholomew Gounold, Robinson for Atlantle Ocean Stunton, for do: A ‘Houghto Sinclair, for Hudson Bay (inst two sailed 24d). Bark itelen Mur ix being titted for n whaling yoynco to the AI about the lust of June, under command ry, lute of bark Aretic Ocean, to sai at ‘Amagansott, ylelded 53 bs veut at Flores, March 28—Bark Obio 2d, Smith, of NB, "uyal. SPOKEN. Ship Kentuckian, of Hoston, trom New Orleans for Liver- Pool, May 10, Ixt 26 55, Jon BO. Bake Su uperior (Br), from Liverpool for Montroal, Mav fo, tuiles kar. Ship, Ocean King. Freomany cisco, Muy 6, lat 42 N, lon 21 Burk Mexican (Br), Baxtor, from Pensacola for Deal, May 6, lut 46, lon 1. Bark Alexundea, of South Shields, for Montreal May 7, off rat] ark Norton Stover, from New Yore for Havana, May 21 20 wites SE of Fenwick’s Tslan Hark Helen Marton (Br). from St John, NB, for Liver- from Liverpool for San Fran- pool, 8, lat 41 47, lot G3 3 Birk Shiela (iin, Méshor, from Liverpool for Sandy Hook, May 21, off Nuntueket, Hark Freia (Nor), from Bordeoux for New York, 50 miles ESh of Sandy Hoo Brig Water Witch, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, no date, lat 24 38, lon 74 44. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmastors aro informed that by telegraphing to the Hxnanp London Bureau, ad- rousing “Bennett, No 43 Floot stroot, Loudon,” or to the Paris office, addreming “Benuvtt, Of Avenue dol’Upera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from Kuropoan and Eastern ports of Ameriean andall foreign vessols trading with the United States, the sume will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from Fronoh and Medl- torrancan ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for tolographing nows, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Avenpexx, May 22—Arrivod, bark Ridderkirk (Ger), Klockuer, Pensacola, Anrwuxr, May 23—Arrived, ship N B Palmer (Nor), Lar- son, New York; bark Toni (Ger), Jansen, Philadelphia, Suiled 234, ship Nautilus (Br), Burke, Philadelphia, Buistot, May 23—Arrived,*ship City of Lucknow (Br), Watson, New York; bark Traveller (Br), Ferguson, do; brig Martha (Gor), Lange, Charleston. Bxurast, May 22—Arrived, ship Forest Belle (Br), Scott. Baltimore; bark Johunn (Nor), Muller, do; 23d, ship AF Stoneman (Br), Kano, Philadelphia. Saited 224, brig Sabra (Br), Chariton, North America. Buewex, May 23—Arrived. bark Maria Rickmers (Ger), Heins, New York; brig Abraham (Dutch), Visser, Savan- nah. Croxstavt, Mar 17—Arrived, batks Eldorado (Nor), Lar- sen, Savannuis; Hindeborg (Hor), Hansen, do; Glueckaaf (Ger), Sp'onger, de. Capt, May 17—Arrived, bark Emme (Ital), Costanse, New Orleans, Dunpatx, May 22—Salled, bark Gipsey Queen (Br), Mont- gomerr, North America; brig Bmenacle (Ital), Tusdl, United States. Dontax, May 23—Arrived, ship Eliza Everett (Br), Dan- | kerton, Philadelphia; brig Naucy (Br), St Joun, NB. Fasaouru, May 23—Arrived, bark Christi Macassar via Hampton Roads. Passed the Lizard 234, steamers Donan (Ger), Bussins, New York for Bremen; Strassburg (Ger), Barre, New Or, Jeans for do, Guvovexstes, May 23—Arrivod, brig Gonos (Br), Piiest, York. Greenock, May 23—Arrived, bark Frederickshald (Nor): Hansen, Pensacola; Dictator (Nor, Thompson, New Or- leans; Frank (Nor), Potersen, Wilmington, NC; Alma(Rus), Rybory, Pensacola; brig Ira, Chandies, Portland, Me, ‘ixete, May 11—Arrived, bark Robert (Rus), Thiessen, Savannah. Genoa, May 22—Arrived, bark A! New Yorn. Sailed 22d, bark Daniel Draper, Patterson, United Stator Gronautan, May 16—Sailed, bark Listie, Carney (from Leghorn), Boston. ‘Haven, May 23—Arrived, ship Union, Greenleaf, New Or- Jeans; schr W G Lewis, Baxter, Mobile. Liverroot, May 23—Arrived, st Egypt (Br), Gro- gan, New York; ships Samuel Skolfield, Skolfeid, New Orleans; Adorna, Hawkins, do; Thornhill, Hayes, do; Pegasus (Br), Willis, do; Empire of Peace (Br), Williamson, Mobil barks Memilo (Br)+ Foster, Charleston; Madge Wildfire (Br), Hoffman, Orleans; B W Width (Nor), Moller, Wilmington, NC; Olive Monn} (Br), Jordan, New Orleans; Lincoln (Aur), Gerole- mich, do; Ellen (Br), Hutton, do; Mary Frost (Br), Neil, Galveston, Lowponperry, May 22—Arrived, barks Elens (Ital), Vas salio, Baltimore ; Pacitik (Nor), Surtth, do. Lisson, May 17—Arrived, barks Guilio R (Ital), Romano, New York ; President Sverdrup (Nor), Jorgensen, do. Balled 16th, bark Carrara (Ital), Poutromoli, United Ger), Bang, Ne Walsh, Lawrence, f California (Br), Ovenstune, New York for Glaszow (and proceeded: Mavaca, May 22—Saled, bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, Now York. Mansuicixs, May 22—Salled, brig Goodwin, Craig, Car- denne, Purmours, May 23,7 AM—Arrived, steamer Canada (Fr), Frangeal, New York for Havre (and proceede Pavusac, May 19—Arrived, bark Marie Anna (Aus), Soppa, Mobile for Bordeaux. Salted 19th, barks Carlo\(Ital), New York; Atlanta, Davis, Quebec. ‘Quaxxstows, May 23—Arrived, barks Maury (Nor), Chris- tlansen, New Orleans; Cecilia (Ital), Cacuco, New York; Brodrene (Nor), Bil, do; Per- severate (Ital), Bonzo, do: Jedanesti Dubrovacki (Aus), Matiovich, Baltimore; American Eagle (Br), Tomer, Pensa- cola. Ruvat— Arrived, bark Fridiief (Nor), Morthensen, New Orleans; siso “Atlas,” fom do, Salled—Sehr Nattic W Atwood,tNewcomb, Sweden, Rica, May 19—Arrived, bars Racer (Nor), Knudsen, New Otleans: Fearless (Br), Slater, Now York (before reported arrived Oth). Rorreapam, May 22—Arrived, brig Incornata Monte Car- mil (Ital), Labrano, New York. Bnixeps, May 23—Sailed, bark Karen Nicholson (Nor), Stengebye, Pensacola, 8100, May 23—Bailed, bark Monte Tabor (It 1) Bemee* | Stree United States, , Sixcarons, May 18—Arrived, bark Witch, Lewis, Port lizabeth, (Sw), Schylts, (Dutch), Janzen, New York for Rovterdum (and procecded). WEATHER REPORT. Pataourn, May 23, PM—Wina NW, moderately fue, Hotyuean, May 23, PM—Wind SW, gentle. FOREIGN PORTS. Avg Cares, May 3-In port, port, sclir Isaac Oliver, Pannell, from New York. Mi ce ‘April 14—Sailed, bark Polly (Br), Wood, New Caupenas. May 15— Arrived, brig Jon Pieree, Townsend, Matanzas; 16th, bark Borstel, Boratel, Tro paiexroncas, May 12—Arrived, -vrig Daisy (Br), Exsex, aie (not Sth) Suited, sche JB Hallider, Van Cheng, hd Oceau Lily (Rr), Redd, peainaainn, May 12—Arrived, ‘hark Kate, (i, Tadd javana, bare Toe do; ton, New ces aa bars Torrybura an. Rouse, Havan Dewxnal jously, bark St Law- rence oes inn Fatuoutst, Ja, May 3—Arrived. briz Dairy, (Br), ee Bi Favat, April 22— Arrived. sebr Pred Gray, “Tay! (and sailed 24d for Tercera) Garin April 20—In pork, "ship Weldenbjelim (Sw), Stafve- rein, for Colombo, tw finish 'Idg for New York. Havana, May rrived, steamers Columbus, Reed, New York; Margnret, Now Orienus; 21st, brig, Stelle Louies (Br), Kirby, Phi Nalled 16ih, barks Continental, Terhune, Cardenas: Jose- + 17th, brig. Leonora, Blood, Calba- chor, Benson, Matanzas; steamer Buliimore, '23—Sailed, steamer Carroll, Wright. Char ve Queén (Br), Wilson, Lordouderry 234, sehr © A Anderson, West Indi Areived ‘23d—Stoumer Severn ‘or ‘the Tomperly tine), Lon- Lat, Sttotuo, Ant noe Fiann: rich, Hovk; Alpedo (Ital, + Piteet l. Eins Brice te a bap pert. 3 A Bes ckbam, for —. Kine iN lay 7—Arrived, bri; Comrade (Br), Barnes Halithe: Lochrel (ps Huyre, do. (aud roth. sailed 13th for Cuba); 9th, JW Hunt, Hut, New York; sehr Cassie Jameson, Jameson, do; Wth, barks Monde; eo (hn, Mobi 12th, N vepman, Schamak lange p more; brig Montrose (Br), Slavi Halifax; Bel 6 ea. Munroe, do: 13th, Wm C Bee, Chesve: 15th, dries Florence, Wood, Halifax; 16th, Dart (1 New¥ork. ted 6th, haig Balclutha Lg Alton, New York; 12th, A, Apri port, ships Fipin : Eaxle, Crowell, for x'¥; Whitter, fen ioe San Praicisco: sir Win Walluco (Br), Colville, for New York; Isles of the South (Br), Le Centeur, tor San Francisco m Chinaman (Wr). MeKen: fle, for Kew York: Zorab (ee), Roltorf, for do; sehr W Paiton. Connor, Shanghar via Tagnbas Montxco Bax, Ju, May S—Arrivod, brig Three Cheers Connell Tiulifux; 12th, sehr Addie L Bird, Laury, . May 12—Arrived, schr White Wing, Phelan, ark Tremont, Carlisle, do; brie Marth: do; 16th, bark Premier (Br), White, do. barks Florence L Genovar, Shamons, New verett Grey, Loring, north of Haite rig’ Mary A Chase, Dolan, Haiteray: sel ‘iie Jordan, Teavitt, and Jounte H Gilkey. Gilkey, d Minnie G' Loud, Holt, . bark Abbie N "pean ross, north of Huitoras? Fe h Say Z0—Balled, steamor Waldensian (Br), Stephen, pen Rouri ran, CB, May 22—Arrived, bark Drlsco (Be. Allen, ‘al ark Antwerp (Br), A\ Salled tkinson (from Traler Baltimos Pana, May 1—-Arrived proyignaly, sche, 7 Morris Porot, Rand olph, New York; John J Ward, Fountain, do: Theresa, inn, Prnxaiinvco, April 10—Tonched. shtp Kila 8 Thayer, Gil- more, from Lobos de Tlerra for Liverpoo Puns-av-Prixcr, May 13—In port tee ridge, from Wilmington : Sophi Pont Movonayy, Ns May, 2 and Mere “Burk Rucer, from Pictou, Minerva, parsed south, hr Acadia (Br), York, ‘Quinnc, May 2 —Arrived, steamers Aberfeldy, Barnes, Newport for Montreal (and proceeded); Corinthian, Mon- ies, Glasgow foc, Momtraah: sbip, Arenoria, Cutting, Oat thagena; 21st, ste Narmatian, Aled ‘Liver Erl- King, ——_ slilp Acme, Devine, Gro len 4 20th, Bank Suprome, Bern tio Gmaxpe, April In pe irige Elin (HO, Letteh, for New York, ready: Blonde Be), Davis, from San’ Franciveo; sehr Mayflower (Br), Tyrer, Mio Fuente, Mare 30--Sallod, ship Pera, Larrabee, Cal- lao. Saraxag, PR a 13—Sailed, schr Joseph W Wilson, Somers, New Salisbury, Havana; pel Hartera bark Mary A Mysharil ¢ ann _ Copp, Drogheda. Salled 22, bac ferryman, Liverpool; brig Mabel an. MMeifasi, 1; 231, ship Speutater (hry? Spaliasn, Pen arth ‘Road welirs Altoona, Philudelphia: Clanmire UB New Yor! Tamptco, May 9—In port, schr Anna M Dickinson, Took for New Y se rf res in threo days, Victonta, May 14—Areh nivale e C a "ateriger) Morse, San Franciseo: 15th, bark Henry ist Passed’ down May 14, bie Noth an “Davis, for Hono- julu. HER STRAMKE ABYSSINIA. Antwerr, May 10—Batled, Harmony, Dinsmore, St John, NB; GH Gordon, Gordon, verge (and passed Dover 11th) ; Elite D Garvin, “Lisbon "( i parsed ry Ath) ; Uth, Northern Chisl Millar, Sandy, Hook, and passed Dove Toth); Argo. Giadronsich, New York; Sjedronningen, Shell, Quebée: 12th, Clara, Hitken, Bristow’ May 11 Salted, ith, Aromgelo, Cacses, New York; 11th, J Tom, f nour. ‘April 2a%8eiteds Governor Tilly, Hamphrey, al, BrisoA, May O—Sailed, Zulelka. Walsh. Cardif, Batavia, April , Mubbard, Liverpool; Bhamtoct, Pkuuo, Ne monk Canpire, May T1—Sailed, Kalvted, Nerdson, Montreal; red edersen, Quel Naes, Caxrvanvor, Mi whe go gongs Quebec. Cain May ger oo Fannio R Tucker, Tocker, Santan- der. Builed Oth, UT Fisk, aes Gloucester, Mass. Caciiart, May 5—Sailed, Gnstavo, Trepani, Now York. Caveurra, April 19—Artived, Goo H Waren, Timothy, Evans, San Frang! ‘assed, Constantine, "Oceevey, frova Loa- ‘assed, Radamisto, Bertolotto, from Lon- Suez, Peterson, do for Miramichi; Evan, Marassi, do “oad New York. Dur eared, Wellamo, Romblom. Baltimore; rath, William, do; Emma Paysant, Dexter, Sydney, OB. panes May 11—Suiled, Angelica, Nicholich, Balti- ae Ue, Aveil 26—Sailed, Anne and Sophia, Allen. Ball ~ ec May 11—Passed, Evening Star, Speich, from Tall tor Now York. Groucestee, May 12—Rerzliot, Moborg, New York. Gtasaow, May 11—Arrived, Arindne, Brown, Portland, 11—Sailed, Challonge, Wilson, Quet jenred, Q elrolo, Gamabure, Ph erson Med yor Guresock. May May $1 a i for Boston. PiSailed Sth, Teall (9), Craig, Ondis and New York. Hvtn, May 11—Sailed, Loo, Anderson, Miramichi. beige as May 11—Cieared, Punjawb, Williamson, Syd- OB. 4 vated 10th, John Watts, D ww York: 1ith, Mar in C Day, Chase, Sandy Hook taved pared Tinard lath). May 10~- Arrived, Haakon Haakonsen, 1th Horatio palace: 0, Small, Buenos Nan Prancloeo Runeberg, Fredrlekse sydney, Montobello, Kelly, Boston; Richard, ‘Aranndson, Raat icd Rhind, Quebec; Belgium, Mosher, Sandy Hoo’ Ralted 11th, Dominion (3), Roborts, Quebes and Montreal JC Rowen, Hall, Buenos Ayres: Proeto Prince Edi siand: Lancaster, ‘wean, Mobil i Shelburne, NS: famuens: nes, 2th, Sator, Promuda, Mia Jt Wanderer, Klchn. Quebec sah Saxton, Quabeet Velpinly One d Deal 10. (and Entered cut 11th, Greece (s), Andrews, for New York; 13th, Gamma (9), Lockhart, Quebee. Lair, May 12—Arrived, Catrie Dove, McKay, Philadel- ia. P tea, May 12—Passed, Antotnette, Rovenan, from Ht ag Peat Muy B= Bailed, Reese 9 Glackstad, Balti- more; 1th, he Covers Ae hers, Now York, Mapmas, ‘apni 1 Se ioe ‘Cox, Ramsley, Visga- "Nuwrour, May 12—Sailed, Bessie North, Richman, Buenos vared 11th, Vaaren. Petersen, Montreal; 12th, Jefferson Bordon, Patterson, Bermuda. NuwCastie, May 12—Cloared, Tellus (Nor), St John, NB, Niruom, May S—Salied, L Stapes, Herriman, Leghorn. Pouruaxn. 4 ay 11a into : Ronde. Kronos, Bentsen, from St Mary ak bP T id Sean Louisa O, bo, trom: New York vin Qugematown for hitowus a ‘ay 13--Passed, Antoinette, Scott, from bos for vung. Perwovri, Mey 12—-Off, Norway, Matthews, from Mam. rg for Ni pidexexsrows, ‘Muy 13—Passod, Kong Carl, from Bultimore Dbl Railed Lith, Hypatis, Southampton; Marco Polo, Wat. i ou. 3 V. Glasgow, Jwsephine, Leith ; 130 Breage Hieetohen, Olsen, New ‘Thomas |. Hall, do ra Dape. Ole Now ia, do (and passed the iatanrd va DAM, hey 11—Cleared, Johanne, Koepke, Now th. Swansea, May 11—Arrived, Piskataqua, Scott, Hambu: Sureuos, May 11—Safled, Hankhope, Baltimore; 13th, The Queen, Quebec; Henriette. do. SeNpERLAND, May 11—Sailed, Snaresbrook, Pi real. ““Rherrry, May 8—Arrived, Aagot, Nioluen, Philadelphia, Satled 7th. ae Lauri April GA Mito, Kracht, Penang: ou, 4 smiled Cie | ‘gd Saixor cial. exRE, May 11—Satled, Amity, Ui Canada, “fe (av 1 —Natled, soy "Meure, Oarionns, Vuxrxon, Tate of Wizht, May NK Clements, Core ing. from London for Bywney, C! Yonouswas May #—Arrivcd, Geesnte (a), Pareell, Ban Francleco for Hong Kong. Axrwaae, diay 1A Bre Woke out last Hot about 6 eh u me 130 bales nt azelia, which arrived Were Apel 23 from Now Ore 10 bales completely in lames had te be thrown into the dock; 40 more are badly damayed by tire. Brtvast, May 12—Tho Ragna, Svendsen, (rom Baltimore, has arrived here, with mizentopmnast aud boom carried away and sails split diring the passage. Donnas, May 12--Tie, Madi, from Fynadoinhts, wih Indian corn, is ashore on Bal yshunnon Bar vin overboard’ vesvel in a bad position, bus weuther very ¢, otherwise sive would go to pieces. Jrswien, May. 11— task Cia eral ae Biveepel in ving down ry ier te day t mm tow of th ae heeeeeas, agit abc lene to the Emilia Au- Pi—The Memsine has got up to the qaag at Ballyshannon alter throwing 50 tons ol cargo everecatli dtm age not yes | Ere nerolepeted at alga £1. SiN, after cr the hea ‘tne crow hat ied rarer tigen. will yo yon een ie botomty dead AMERICAN PORTS. 21 Arrived, sehen IV Well i to teatand, Belle ALBEAPREIA. Mi Fang wt ‘eas, Now: ‘Remall: New Toit; Grant, Weer Da «- steamers: spear (Br). Clemente, Yarmouth, Lawrence. Howes. + barks Howe! Mazele O'Brien (0). Firan, Maryport, Bi Amixade ‘tors ‘Western brig “Ambrose Lignt, Sohwarts, Mayaguez, . iled—Bark BALTIMORE, May 29—-Arrived, Roanoke iver, ackstome, iment, | Pi Pioree, ewbern, o1soR, Carmoile (Aust), Viearrina, Dubit holt, Bremen; Xan Dominico (Ital), Hattie N Bain, Thestrun, Cardenas: sehrs. co Phillips, Governor’s Harbor; Forest Oak, ited Bhenmers Raleizh, Oliver, wes Wm Woodbury, eg Bremen; bark e1 ensie, Boston ; Brawne: we soaeete “Forest 01 ak, Parker, New Hi Sailed—Barks Minnie M Watts, Yamoyden, and ior. TRUNSWICK, May 19 Cleared, bark, Mamie, VI Steod, Riv Junciro: sehr FA Server, Cordery. BRISTOL, Muy 22—Hallod, Schr A MeNichol, Robineom, New Ncuattbesro. x Laie 23—Arrived, steamer City of At Woo thal ‘ork. hrod Ste Gulf Stream, Hotmos, New York. k Madelpad (Sw), Ohlson, London, GEDA REVS. Mat Win port, nohe JT Weaver, Glad ding, for Now York, a ch. DELA’ Pipe: De ¢.W 0 Tri he To tL, de, IAS. Nay '20cSulied. schr Elvira, Libby, Tork XYonTHEsS MoNHOR, May 22—Suiled, bark Carmella {Ane Veeeazine from Dublin), Baltimore; brig Catharine, ORE ae ER. briefing bias stoamors Norfolk, Ford, and Leopard, Albertson, P! aches NUL Skim Thrasher, , Roceganarms ‘DOs ea Merwin, Bunce, Hoboken; re Eldridge. and Ney, Chass, New Yo York. ‘2nd sailed. a Fi Forrester, New Y; GALVESTON, Arrived, sehr eorge re Pei Washsen, wost sents (an aos age day for ee we Simnson. Pensacoli EY WEST. te 22—Arrived, steamer City of San Am tonio, Pennington, Galveston tor New York (nna proceeded). bara |. schrs Manantico, Randlets, xe, Hon, Bey ‘GLEAN? May 22—Arrived, stoamer Andean Gp). lave from amaicn, Senrs abt Oteri, Pizeatt!, Ruatan; Bushrod W Kimball, St John, NB: 8 Ricker, ick New York. Sailed—Schr David Faust, Smith, Phil ladpihe. 21st—Arrived, schrs Willard B Smith, Winchester, Elixabethport; Yosemite, Webbe: Robinsen, Melly, do for Palade % |— Arrived, reir eury Gibbs, Cofn, New i—Schra M ft sph ia; Lanta Robinson, dot Than B Sinich, New Vere: 8 do; D © rT 3 do; Nathanie} Holmes, do; oeomtie do NEWPORT, May 21, PM—Arriv Kelley, New Beaford for New York (and. waited 22d)¢A Hayes, Barlow, x ‘Adrian, Muddosk, Pavadonce fords Kim cir, Kell ail River: for isi Madaguscnr, Rich, Fall River for Philadelphia, Sailed—Schr Surprise, Dow, for Round , on i 224— Arrived, schra Sarah E Thompson, Hull, Providence for New York: aia Ross, Green, pee for Newburg; Samuel fish, Teo), Bath for Norfolk. barnes MVussar, Jr, Kelloy, New Bediord for SEW LONDON, May 22—Arrived, schrs Success, Pott Johnson for Norwich; J Goodspeed, do for Providence; Wat ed — Hire Wi Badsarrived brig Hf Gillespie (Be), Foator, Arroyo, PR, to discha: NEW HAVEN, May 22—Arrived, sehr A G Hazard, Mack, Rondouts Jane Navies Decker, Baltimore; Greene County ra Fox, ial batten Adela D Russel, Rus rt er rks rahi es, Tatarge, Pore Johnson; sloop. Ages! Bal, Bllsabethpor os oop Agent, ORTLAND, nO Mo, Stay 15—Acrive, bark Modoc, Christiaa Pen NBACOLA. 36 ‘May 22—Cleared, bark Yarra Yarrs (Nor jolner, Christi PHILADELPHIA, ag, So krrtead, echies Henry Allen, Tatom, Restor rath a or young Tull Ponsncnla: Rebecca M Smith, Gracey Boston; Sinall, Tice, Daw pi enred—Steamer Pottsville, Winnett. Now York: sohra ‘WL Abbott, Ludiam, Portsmouth, NH; B A Scribner Smith, Providence; Nancy M Rose, Smi go Colo; R Vaux, Robinson; R Vannemun, Badu, Swainy OP Stickney, Somers, and MJ Bosten. (Br). ie strived, stot B ‘Wallace, N yore: Beret lose, atta Po Inietimnan, ‘Tiverton, Rl; bark Rageiero I ro T tal) schrs B lard, Woodbat sends man melt Adama, Clon Slentannes: HW Mo ork ve dosent Lage) Ut Hamtion, Portas Co acd G Wara inson, Hi Also ‘arrived, noeaiia loo Mills, Boston ; Hinckiey, @Marleston; barks MErecle (tal), cata: Germi oe ania (Ger). - Cluver, ‘Bremen; ns od Dettauce Sarge, Pal Fall River; May. folk: schrs Mary Standish, Ri, Portsmouth: Be ‘eally Fonatee Hewitt, 78 Casfnar Lake, ie ait Rivers a lord, Plymouth: ft B hant? Hamburg, Wescott, Mystic Bridge? A SEee, Wit seyoap dee Williamsport, Willets, Salem ; ship so cleat amor William: Eds Beltast; barks Oliva. Gionratlock, tise) Waddell Cork ce Paina brigs Storm Birll (Br). Folker, Leith; ‘Cand Ce eee ie yaetn k ivows: Califor Aitioess toe obnaon, Dighton; N H Aurrow, Taylor, uth: Hattie on Godtrey, Charleston; Helen Rumm Vorson, Washing wrie, Johnson, Abbie Martin, Boston AD Hondersont ee pees fer ane Willixm sport. RWES, ay 23—Punsod A; See ee we ‘iuincy, Ponte Pitre; Sucramonto, Hare Arrived 234, steamer Albemarle, Gibbs, Now York; bar ie for Havre: Guer ero (Itai). Kusso, W: panned Went to sea 22d, Burgess, tor nen for item avix, for Lind: seu, for PORTLAND, Me, May Se Anieed, ee ileabert Wine low, Locke, New York. eee ae Celina, Hodgdon (not Allen), Ayre ‘Ruited -Schr Margie, Tst-—Arrived, bot Sam nel & haired Wooster, Boston It rive Drig Harti Bish Op. waaicaived wha Win i a = in Mt Andrews for New Sree ae "1 Soup sip Buonos 3d rawtnekot? va P Abel, Garr, Port John: Johnson ‘for Pawtncket; ‘Suite, Rater Baker, Port oe non: Zoo, Nears, New York. ed—sehre Deni es, Geor, menia, Cale, Fitladeiphin: Wore Weenee Meh Mobi Hackensack, NJ: Florence, Sa as Verplank’s Point; Yor Arrived, Cie Ario Pardee, Nick» etn ane, BT, . in K Hurst, Ovok, Port Jounson. ONAN PRANCISCO, Mey 15—Cl pared, bark Mariano, Rp dor, Port Townsend. ous —Sailed, bark Bianea Casanova (Ital), Gassing aeenstown. 22d—Arrived, ship Castleroy (Br), Butehart, Li 23d—Arrived, ship Soveroign of the Seas, We York: bark Coralin (Br), Messer, Newcastle, NBW, SAVANNA, May 23-Sailed, ‘bark Fres’ Auroras Castella, Barcelon STONINGTON, "itay 21—Arrived, schrs DB: Pitts, Ri fans, Perth Amboy ; Almira, Higman, do, Ph stad mag i4—Arrived, ship Dashing Wave, Nickola, an Francisco, VINEYA -D HAVEN, May 22—Arrive Rattle. snake, Fhilndelphia for Boston serie ttine fred Bogen fant tor Charleston, SC: ary B Pa for Boston: schrs Sallie it) Buseman, PI Clarian Alien, Woodbri Suber for Booth Bays Joseph G & ‘svar aa York; Abb K Be re “Da ed doy doinhinn for. ios, Tennmse,¥ Vinal | we ste life iterator, M_B Mahoney, for aheneg ee ‘Tenney, ren rar, s vies for Savannah; Judge oesillod—Sehi Forest City, Lookout, Tar mount, ea lrecke, ‘Kenes, ‘Surprise, Saute Rate Know! WILMINGTON, NC, May 22—Arrived, steamer DJ Foley, Donnell, Baltimore, Bangor for Prove, ‘ i—Bark Jondsvall (Sw), apm Hamburg. wankinal ‘May ‘2l—Arrived, sche Uhase, Ingrebam, SAFARREN, May 20—Arrived, scht Mary 1 Mifflin, Fore Hobol YA STHAMBOATS. FOR SALE OR CHARTER, STRAMSHTPS, Ta; onm Yi ater A: aenApoly tot TREDERICN G. SONMIDT, Nod South Wiliam st OES BS? ORS OPEN, Farin go Est, bon DECORR ti foot of 37th st., Brooklyn. FoR: SALE—SLOUP YACHT COQUBTTE; CABLN; 35 feet fone, 13 feet beam, well fu in 44 feot holds: t mi, panel bea eae FORCE'S whip yard, Keyport, J F%3 SALE.—THE SLOOP YACHT “KGERIA,” 508 and ready for immediate use, 5G. Wt RTUNURS, 20 Hentent, New York | APB Wee FOUR OR SIX OARED WIG. AD RRESR geating price and where can be seen, G. W. C,, BSOLUTE pirat ica ont NED, ee ent Blates tor numerous e a + b gun ] ay when secu | | adENEY “a” Astor House, HOMAS R. AGNEW, faE GREAT ‘i Flone cor, Tea, Coffee an 1 everybody, ret bi ‘