The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1876, Page 10

Se Oe ee ee Oe NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. WASHINGTON. |! FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. | h: Wasuixarox, May 24, 1876. *HE EXTRADITION IMBROGLIO—AN EARLY SSTTLEMENT TO BE PRESSED LY THE WASH- INGTON GOVERNMENT—THE MUDDLE GKOW- ING OUT OF THE ATTITUDE OF THE BRITISH CABINEP—OUR EXTRADITION RELATIONS WITH CANADA. It is intended by the State Department to have an immediate settlement of the extradition question, and ib is understood that the despateh of Secretary Fish, which went over by Wednesday's sicamer, shall pro- | duce a decision in England without turtker discussion, | There will thereiore be no delay on account of the up- pointment of Mr. Pierrepont, who does not mean to sail until alter the Ist of Jaue. The long delay made by the Britisy government embarrasses our extradition relations with the Canadian government, The aathori- ties of Ganada, both executive and judicial, have | always, and even very recently, interpreted the treaty in ‘its true and proper sense, They | do not find aby fault with our claims, but the contrary. | But they are probably bound by the course of the Brit- ish government, and of course our government ts | bound, however unwillingly, to include Cauada us part | of the British dominions in its dealmgs under treaty ; obligatioys, There arc now held in this country one or | two persons charged with serious crimes, one at least | with murder, whose surrender under the Extradition | ‘Treaty is asked by Canada, ‘There 1s every disposition | to give them up, bus compliance with the Canadian de- | mand is delayed unul the British government shall ae- | cide whether 1t means to observe or to violate the Ex- | tradition Treaty. There is some reason to believe that representatious have been made to the British government by some of its representatives in other countries that if England should insistou her present views in regard to the effect of locallaws upon treaties she may experience trouble in pending negotiations with other Buropean Powers, as, for stance, Spain. In fact, the tnuddle into which the British Ministry have got themselves Im the Winslow matter threatens to produce trouble for them in various quarters, The Canadians will be | Very much dissatistied if the course of Lord Der should abrogate the extradition clause of the Ash- burton Treaty. Several attempts to.torm a new extradition treaty between this country and England have tailed in recent years, lor different reasous, alt being objections made by the British authorities, whose mm seems to be to Inaia: that such a treaty shall be made subject to the Interpretation of an act of Parliament, which, of rourse, is inadmissable, It has been proposed to specify in the treaty that a person surrendered shull be amenable to trial for any of the offences mentioned and made exraditable in the treaty aod fer nove athers. This very reasonable and proper proposition das, it is beheved, been declined by England, THE BELKNAP JURISDICTION QUESTION—- PRESENT ATTITUDE OF THE DISCUSSION— STRONG AKG! MENT ON THE NEGATIVE SIDE, ‘The impeachment question hangs tire in the Senate, | ihere being still some long speeches to make, but the arguinents of thoso who believe that the Senate bus go jurisdiction are evidently having eflect, as it is | generally beheved that within three or four days the majority for jurisdiction has diminished, aug, at this time, report says the Senate is very nearly equally di- | vided) The argument that an officer ougut not to be allowed by his adroi® and timely fesignution to evade the pun‘shment which tan be inflicted by conviction on impeachment, is met by the provision of sections 5,501 aud 5,502 of the Ke- vised Statutes. The first section provides that: Every officer of the United States, aud every person | acting ior or on behalf of the United States in any oilicutl capacity, under or by virtue of the authority of auy department or vflice of the go * © who asks, accepts or rece iabesee Promise, undertaking, oblig: ity, or security for the payment of mouey or lor the delivery or conveyauce of anytuing of value, | with the intent to have his decision or actior on any question, matter, cause or proceeding which may atany time be pending, or which may be by law brought betore him in his ‘oitictl capacity, or in bis place of trust or profit influenced thereby suull be pun- ished by a five of thece times the amount received, aud \mprisoniment not less than three years, The next section provides that:— Every member, ofllcer or person convictea under the provisions of the wo preceding sections, who holds any place of profit or trust, shail forient bis office or lace and shall therealter be forever disqualified trom | folding any office of honor, trust or prot wager the Suited States. Mr. Belknap is now under indictment and Jit is held by those who maintain that the Senate bas uo jurtsdic- tion, that impeachment has for its purpose mainly re moval trom oillce, aud that the disqualification whic} conviction on impeachment may bring ix also provi for tn the statut, and will fall on Mr, Belknap if he 18 ponvicted by the jury on his civil trial; that theretore be does not escape the graver political punisument, Sisquulification. even if be 1s uot tried by the Senate. ‘This argumeut is found to have great force with Sena- tors, it 13 suid. FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. Wasmixctox, May 24, 1876. \ ROMOR CURRENT REGARDING THE RESIGNA- TION OF SECRETARY ROBESON. Arumor is current hero at midnight that Secretary fobesou bus tendered his resignation to the President, out that the President dechned to accept until the Saval Afiirs Commitice of the House had passed apon the matters ivestigatod by them affecting the ad- nupistration of the Navy Department THE AUSTKIAN MISSION—SKETCH OF THE NOM- INRE FOR THE POSITION, General Edward F. Beale, who was to-day nominated by the President to be Minister to Austria, though at presenta resident of Washington, lived until within the last two years at Chester, in Pennsylvania, and was for many years betore a prominent resident of Cali- Jornia. He wos in early life au officer of the navy; took part, as a young man, in the series of actions which resulted in the captnre of California, ana for briiliant service was made bearer of the despatches ‘which first announced that event to President Polk and brought over the earliest specimens of gold from California to the Kast, Ho was afterward employed with Kit Carson, mont and others in public durveys, and crossed tho Continent several tines to lay | the thirty-tifth parallel wagon road; was Superintend. | ext of Indian Affairs in California and New Mexico where he won praises for his success in mavaging the Indians; was commissioned Brigadier General of Cali. fornia to complete an Indian war; was detailed by tho Treasury Department to report upon the efficiency of camels upon the Western plains, ana in 1861 was a pointed Surveyor General of California and Nevadi sent bis resignation to President Lincoln with a re. quest for active service in the army, but his fesiguation was not accepted. ral Beale 4 w scholarly apd accomplished man, speaks several janguages and is a man of large wealth. Though he has wot in recent years been in the public service while a resiaent of Pennsylvania. He took an active part in the discussion of public questions, and was ; awong the first in that State tu urge in public speeches that the vote should be given to the colored people More receutly he has lived in Washington, in whose society his family are general favorites, He comes of an old naval family, being a grandson of Commodore ‘Truxtou, and he was seit educated as the Naval | Academy ; be graduated tu 1842 4 NEW ARMY RETIRING BOARD—oFFICERS OR- DERED TO REPORT YOR RXAMINATION—NOM- INATIONS SENT TO THE SENATE. ‘The following oficers compose a now Army Retiring | Board ordered to couvene next week at St. Loui Colonel J, H. Simpson, corps of engineers, and Ss. Biargis, Seventh cavalry; Lieutgnant Colonel Amos | Beckwith, Assistant Commissary General, and Sur- | geons C. 1. Alexander ini B. A. Clements, with Cap- | jam Hale, Seventh cavairy, as recorder, . DuBois, Third cavalry, and Major James Cartis, Tenth cavairy, have Leon placed on the fetired list this week, as have also Captains Thomas {. Brent, Third cavairy, i gare Eighth cayairy. Captain Carleton to be Major Third ‘Se end Captain N. B. Melaughiin to be Major Tenth getty, wore sent to the Bouale to-day. Captain Shel- Sturgeon, Si: xth retired. Bave been ordered to report for ‘the min the Rory ering | and alto bis additional propert THE SINGER WILL. CF THE NEWLY DISCOVERED TESTAMEN- TARY DOCUMENT—~INCREASING COMPLICA- TIONS. Under an order of the Supreme Court a copy of the will executed by Isaac M. Singer, deceased, in July last, was yesterday delivered toR, W, Van Pelt, counsel for the claimant {Mrs Foster), by David Hawley, the executor pamed in the yestamentary document already udmitied to probate by the Surrogate of Westchester It will be observed that it 1s drawn In strict accordance with the technical instructions given by the English attorney, extracts trom whose contidential letters appeared exclusively in the Hunan of last Sun- doy. The will reads as tollows cou! Y shire, Kayland, whied Lhave in et the stock of e ploxer Manufacturing tia to he ony Laat eihutene pul in manner follow! sad sees. may naetbiors Maratantlar manic. te: pay my just debts in Eugland and my funaral expenses. all the rest, residue remainder of my a: property whieh L have tu Englaad st ths Fy uame and nature, aud wheresu- notwithstanding ‘the same may meut F é! ever situated in Engl be bonds or stocks registered in Amorice or other countries, of the stock of the Singer dManutuctur- apany, | give, and bequeath tu Jey and” Charles William Pri it the trust, deed or settloment snd onscpted. Sigwien me. end the. bala Doria: Baviey and Charles iiliam Pridhau, and bearing date the twentieth day ot August, oue thousand eight hundred and seventy-three, te have ond hold the same to and for the anes, trusts ‘aud purposes in the uid traxt deed or ent mentioned aud declared, to the sare effect in e sid uses, trusts and purposes were 1 nee and part alnog in said truwt he said crust deed o them by this will upon a of referrod 6 conveyed or given trnats, to lay ont such part orp the “waid David Hawley and . exeeuties, aye drives in and eof my wile, Isa utlay ore their heirs, executors, ‘udmi istrators, sivnt, ant in all other respects { contirm the suid trust, ¥ settlemen ugland at the time of the Singer M personal iy T'Wies ai devise the asthe same ty given in rix, France, dated the sixt: day of July, one thousand eizit huadred ‘and sev any codicil vr eodieils thereto f may have executed and existence at the tine of my death, hereby ratitying, sald Inst meationed will or any codicil cuted und lenve he said tho uid gentl ty, or meri Feountries v said will, executed in hereto I may have ex- Paris, ) touted and leave. in extstence ut the time of my death. be ed and xduinistered upon in America for that pur- I mean. by the person, whom in my sald will ris, aud in the said twel th duy of Aug i, on three aud in th wgeni same person wh ” r eight hundred and birth was rexistered — betore iM France, on the First’ arrondissement of Maris, the nineteenth day of December, one thousaud eight I torty-one, of Isabelle Boyer, and wh wenne, in the city of rites of the Provesti tates of Aiuerica, by Sohn oe) tM Pat nh ene) Atta and sixty-three, by the name of Ixabella ville, and who has lived with we since ai ‘ugenia Summer- id is my wite, Aud [ mean by the persons, who, in said will made at Pat, and in aid trust deed and settlement and here in this wills naretta Vashington Merritt G Paris Eng Singer, Isabelle Slanche Singer wud Frankiin Morse ninger, the same pe sons or eliidren who ‘aere , been ie said Lelie Eugenio Singer, resp wiles. omtigionchingie: WWesanierter Beasortat mauete, Washington Merritt ¢ Singer, Paris Kugene Sin; Axabellu Blanche Singer and Franklin Morve singer, und so called. muni or described, ar intended xo to ive called, though spelled differently in said wills and trust deed or set: ly, L hereby nominate and appoiut David ) arles Willitm Pridam executors of this my testa ness whereot T have herennto set my hand this h day of July, one thousand elght tundeed and ity tive, his tate 4 ISAAC MBMRITT 4 SINGER, Sigued bythe said Isaac Merritt Sinzer, the testator, as andior his Inst wilt aud testament, in the ‘presence of ux, Ueing presentint the vame thine, whio, a hin reqnest, in his her, hereunty suv- us witnedses, the same having been pre- Jvusly rend and explained to ¥ rt ‘The trust decd retorred to in this will wi to settle upon the English widow and ber children the property m England which Singer possessed at the time this deed was executed (August 20, 1873), but it was condemned by the Euglish lawyers on the grouud that Singer had married her by coliusion, under an us- sumed name, and that she was not in Jaw his wile, ‘This last lestamentary instrument’ was intended to settle the same property upon her and her’children, by devise, which requires no consideration to uphold 1¢; y im England, acquired simco the making of the trust deed, and which would not pass uuuer tho deed, even if the same were de- clared to be valid, aud which subsequently acquired property ig understood to be upwards of $3,000,000 and consists mosily in United States government bonds, registered. It 1s evident, therefore, that TH OUJKCT AND KPFROT OF TIS LAST WILL {executed by the testator when he was in extremis, only nine days betore bis death, and by making his 0 ark), if sustained, would be to withdraw all the propert England devised by it from the operation of the will of of 1870, which, by its express terms, dispused of the en. tire ‘estate ‘ot the testator, of what nature or kind soever and wherever situated, and settle it exclusively upon the English legatees, At is further evident that the document now brought to light purports and was intended tv be and is a full aud complete last will and testament of the testator, lor it gives and devises all the rest of bis estate {alter disposing of that portion in England) to the persons named and ax the — same is given in bis will made at Paris July 16, 1870, and it designates and describes the English iegatees in'such manner us thut they would take under it, even if they were rejected for illegitimacy from the’ will of 1870, The privr will ceases to be in and by itself any will whatever; it merely becomes auxihary to and serves to ply the information requisite to the understanding and execution of the instrument of July last, the samo ay reteronce is made to the trust deed, 10 show upon what trusts the property in England 1s devised. Mrs, Foster complains that both the making and the suppression of this lust document was a fraud upon er, for by its making she would have been deprived of her distributive share of the personal legacies which inight lapse to the estate from the English legates, in the event of her bemg declared the widow of the tes- tator; and by its suppression she was deprived of the evidence contained upon its very face in support of her tees under the first will also com- y ded out of thetr share of the in England, which would almost double their legacies, by the contrivance of this lust secret will, which they now hear of for the first time, after it has doen admitted tu probate in England, without notice or anv opportunity to them to uppose it. Evidently (his Singer case, with ite wills and wives, women, children and millions, 18 becoming somewhat complicated. It is understved that Commodore Cor- nelius K. a 18 aiding Mra, Foster in the prose. cution of AMUSEMENTS. GILMORE’S GARDEN—MAX MARETZEK. Quite a change for the better bas taken place in this beautiful garden, Max Maretiok has replaced the in- competent conductor that alternated with Offenbach, ked improvement The veweran 0} ic Manager Who has passed over a quarter of a century 1D musical barnes and Whose musical aitain- iments and experience in every baoch of the duime art are recognized everywhere, was welcomed back to the orchestral stand by Such ap outburst of enthusinsm as has been seldom Known in this ciy. The impresario waa obliged to bow his acknowledginents over and over again before be was permitted to resume the Datou. @e conducted the following works with an éan and spirit that roused the audience to a degree of enthusi- asm hitherto unknown In Gilmore's Garde ture, “La Gazza Ladra,” Rossini (one of u morceauz of the fertile Swan of Pesaro); an Selections from Verdi's the etorious entr'acte and bridal chorus “Daughter of Prophet,” and Slaretzek's “Erie Galop.” The galop 19 entirely characteristic of the composer ' and gives the idea tm the best musical language of sixty miles an hour on a 1) train. at was tumultu- ously encored. M. Offempach couducted some of tis own works, but the effect of them seemed tu suffer consiverably beside the fae compositions that aceum- panied them. dir. Henry Kor it, will play the two last movements of Weber's “Concertatick”? to-night at tne garden. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES, The management of Central Park Garden wish to combine Thomas and Dewaing in feature concerts. Mr. Butler, of the Globe Theatre, apnounces the ar- rival of the Briang family and the Count of Caglrostro, who ought to have been dead long ago, bus who, it ap- pears, still lives. Mr. Thorne’s benett this afternoon at the Union Square Theatre will be interesting not ouly from the popularity of the actor, but because of the uniform ey" bgt ye will juctudi a, sid Rovinson as Master Walter, anu thew ce Teasun to anticipate au outertainmont ot unusonl z & SREESRESE nize SaPet Se edit 8 2 DE Sse aoe ail a her od A glioma e S THE BRAZILIAN EMPEROR. DOWN THE “FATHER OF RIVERS” IN THE | STEAMER GRAND REPUBLIC. New ORLEANS, May 24, 1876. At seven o'clock this evening the Emperor, Em- press and suite arrived here on board the steamer Grand Republic after a pleasant but somewhat slow voyage from St. Louis, Their Majesties enjoyed the trip very much, but were somewhat disappointed by the deserted appearance of the river above Baton Rouge, they having formed the opinion that the whole valley of the Mississippi Was almost entirely under cultivation. Cairo and Memphis were passed at night, so that it was not until Vicksburg was reached that their Mujesties had an opportunity of seeing any of the secondary river towns. ‘The Emperor refused to go on shore at Vicksburg, as his visit would have delayed the steamer, and afterwards he decided not to land at any point be- fore reaching New Orleans—a resolution to which he adhered strictly. Stoppages were made during day- ght at Natchez and Baton Ronge. The Mayor of the latter clty telegraphed an invitation to His Majesty to pay an informal visit to the public insti- tutions of the place, but it was declined with thanks, At all the landing places along the route the steamer was invaded by crowds of curious citizens of all classes and conditions, who took possession of the saloon and stared the imperial visitors out of countenance until the steamer’s bell would ring out the warning for the departure, when our not over welcome visitors would scamper off and leave their Majesties In peace. The Emperor bore this infliction with stoic forti- tude, but it proved too much for the Empress on one or two occasious, and Her Majesty was obliged to retire to her room to get free from the intrasive attentions of the parti-colored mob, At Natchez the ladies came out in force and offered an agree- able contrast to the visitors at other pointa. They were accompanied by a local prima donna who sang | bs anumber of songs for the entertainment of their Majesties, ‘The voyage from St. Louis here offered a pleasant and welcome change from the railroad travelling of the preceding month, and though the Emperor chafed a little under the delay in coming down the river, he thinks that taking everything into con- sideration it has been an advantage, because it afforded rest that he very much needed, The first night on board the steamer His Majesty's rest was very broken, but the fi®e days’ repose which he has enjoyed has quite restored him to his usual vigorous health, The Empress is also well in heaith, As the steamer Grand Republic passed the ship- ping on her arrival here a salute was fired from a British steamer. Many ships were decked with bunting, and as the Grand Republic passed the ship- plug the flags were dipped in honor of the imperial visitors. Ills Majesty stood at the guard and acknowledged the salutes, The point selected for the landing was near the foot of Canal street, where an immense crowd had assembled. ‘The municipal authorities had thought- fully sent down a aise of police to keep order, but the people showed so inuch good taste that for- tunately the duties of the policemen were reduced to politely escorting the party to their carriages. heir tinperial Majesties were immediately driven j to the St. Charles Hotel, where apartments had been prepared for them. To-morrow their Majesties will visit the chief rare of interest in the city, At three o'clock His lajesty will cdnfer with the Board of Health on the subject of yellow fever, BRAZIL, PRODUCE MARKET REPORT—RATE OF BXCHANGE AND FREIGHTS. fae A rr i ve May 24, eo ‘offee quiet; prices maintained; good tirsts, a 5,950 reis per 10 kilos, . Exchange on London, 25: Freivhts, per sail, to the PRODUCE RXCKIPTS. Average daily receipts for the past week, 4,800 bags; sales of the week for the United States, 19,000, and for Mediterranean ports, 4,000. Shipments of the wees fur Europe, 9,000; for the Unitod States, 48,000. Stock 4n port, 96,000, AT SANTOS, Sanros, May 24, 1876, Coffee market quiet; prices maintained ; ‘superior San- tos, 5,500 a 5,050 reis per 10 kilos, Average daily receipts for the past week 2,200 bi Stock in port 99,000, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MOVEMENTS OF THE PLYMOUTH. Wasmcrox, May 24, 1876, The Navy Department is advised that the Fymouth was at Port aa Prince May 7. She expected to sail the next day Had bene Ports in tho island and thence 8. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTHS +|01 Broadwi ° [60 bironawae 15 Broadway 6 Broadway jowling Ure iL siaactt a Liverpoos. Liverpoot. Kid femuce 69 Broadway 37 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Gress 155 Broad! 4 Howling Urees St Broadway 7 *e . State of Indiana ..\June 29. 50:1 Glasgow... 168 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. BUN AND MOOX ie Sun rises FIGH WATER «eve 10 13 4 96 | Gov. Island, 7 19) Sandy Rook seve 10 14] Hell Gate. — PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 24, 1876, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE WERALD STKAM YACNTS AND HERALD MITRSTONE TRURGRAPH LINE. London May J Hurst, jiny afr meee) a bound Craig, Ger 26th, Paleray iz Oth, with Hed ered Vele Frithom (er). her of ‘ork, Timmerman, 111° ef hours, with mdse ond 125 passengers to F Al ‘andre & Steamer Hadson, eee. Now Orleans May 18, with mdse r oe New Ort M. with w Orion rt Watney Ge, wae Lewes, Del, with mdse te the eee mh, MeCally, London 0. obu, NB), Wright, Dublin 53 Is anchored at Uraves- 7 (Br), Williams, 8tigo 25 days, in ballast to x Prospero, Padre (ise. simone, Warren Point 43 in ballast to B Unkas {nen (Nor) Buger, Gitietana, Sor; 30 days in bale ain & Boysen » Stavanger 43 da: tof aor Ns), aft raul, Ne in Hin! spoke ‘back Aoten (ie) Merion’ thos nt Sols eke The Wild ts aaa at ber ‘Hook Lod tor paveens Bark ete en (Ner), Jensen, Bordeaux 43 days, in ballast to (Ital), Siano, Cat: ith Iphur ty wi 9) Olbraliar ‘Apeit te teed ord Mi ton 7, arsed N wl bi — ae ae Ter cat eroesian | ark from for Bark Kilide (of bor » 16 days, with oa- wipark Caro cat Piiladelpbia). Gay, Oardanae I4 days, with Savgaenniee em fs took the slo: wand brought her into this port The steamer is uninjured. Matansas 1 with Sy eo Tale Seer Elder: vessel to Jumen ne | rig Gul A oer Astarite, seeasitie daynsrishtindsa to ll PW Meyers; veesal to Tauro, 3007 | wi Florence L Genovar, Simmons, ; { rey & Co. Brig Kerns (Noe), Pedersin, Lancaster 5 aaye in ballast to Hockmunu, Uerlain & Cor’ Is auchored at sandy Hook Teta Cijile (of Searsport Gardinas 11 days, with | J », Do: sugar to order: versal to dain en Ware & Prigv Jantalia, Whittemore, Sagua, 11 Says with sugar to ci rise Lng’ vessel to James Hen Brig Nellie (of Hal ait Brood, Cow Bay, CB, 21 days, o Perkins & vessel to 0 B Swain & Nollie have, Norton, Cardenas vis, Delaware ye liceak- Water 10 days, with molasses wo Wuydell & Co, vassel to , Gilkey, Matanzas 11 days, with Ge. 0) ™Sebe Jordan Le Mote to Gomes, Pearsall & Co, veusel to BJ Wenberg. ‘salir Neilie Grant. Jordan JO days swith frait to Gomer, Peursnli & Go., vessel to BJ Leg hs Gertrude, Kelly, Eleuthera 3 ‘ayn, Neith pines to Jo- we Sehr WD Durye, Felding, of and from Windser, $8, 10 days with plaster to Seboeucr Noow Flake, Cols; Virginin. ner Harry Landell, Taxior, Virginia | Behr Wm HM Kenael. Super, Bulsimore. ‘Bark Eliza 3 Milligan (Br), which was anchored in the lower bay, came to the city 24th PM. Retonxep—Bark Rebecea Caruana, Johnson, hence May 20 for Matansas (see Misceilany). PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND sOUTE. eee City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford fer ry * Steamer Electra, Young. Providence for New York. Brig Wm Robertson, Peak, New London for New York, ven for Ly York. Bebr Freestone, Stevens, Por Schr Geo Gillum, Bacon, Portl Senr Blast. ‘Taylor, Portland, C iow York. Sehr Emma aud Blien Fox. lati,” Wurtford tor Now York, Sebr Belle of the Buy, Kvans, Georges Banks for New ‘ork. ‘Sehr Elias Kenyon, Campbell, Providence for New York. Senr Leonora, Wells, Providence for New York. Sehr A MeNicholu, Bristol for New York. Sehr Jas Hoffman, Storr, Providence for New Yors, Sehr Nicholas Meirhof, Goldsmith, Providence tor New rh. Sehr PM Wheaton, Warren, Kevnebe: “| New York. as, Flullips, Peovideuce for ¥ Provideuce for andy, Providence for , Providence for New Y Sehr MM Brainard, Stevens, Portland, G Sehr Adrixn, Lennox, Providence fer New. York, Sebr Alice H, Bassett, St George, Me, for New York. Behr A M Aldridge, Aedersan, itock port for Kew York, ScurThonius 5 Smith, Bowman, New Bedford for New rk. ven Matthew Vassar, Jr, Kelley, New Bedford for New BOUND EAsT. ner Isnac Bell, New York fur N. or Tile, Ewing, New York for ie akin ‘see Bark Horace Heals, Fickest. New York for Odessa. Brig Kmili (lial), Do ow Yora or Bangor, Bebe Abby Gule, Darby, ‘Amboy tor Havre. Sehr A W Bilis,’ Ferguson, ttonduat for Buston. sehr SJ Gurney, Gurney, Hoboken for New Haven, Sebr GA Hayden, Reed, New York for Hurtford. helir Joba Warren, McGarr, Hoboken for Providence, Sehr 8 Furven, Li Lisle, Rondout for c ri, Cunningham, Kundout w Loudyn, ww York jor Taun- Schr Orion, Smith, New York for New Lon: Surah Macia, Atkins, New York for Bel Beur U F tluwiey, Schr ‘h & H Make Her, Hobokeu tur je wr Hoboken for Newport. nth Ambuy lor Norwalk, Sehr Odell, Win sehr JH Youmans,” Sehr Julia & Martha, tisp Piisabetbpert for Sulem, Rehr line i arth Amboy fur Fall | River. Selir Texas, Davis, Perth dander tor Sehr Argo, Ui ie Wa . Port J johnson fer New Bed- °Senr Dart, ‘wilisu) New Yorktor Stam(org. BELOW. Ship Admiral (Ger), from Hamburg, Burk Stonewall Jackson, from Boston. Burk Trinidad (Sp), from ep er Bothnia (Br), Meitickan, Liverpool via jothinla (Br), Me: pool via Queens- wa—C G eae Kimblehope (Br), Stevenson, Antwerp—Funch, e.& Uo. ‘Steamer Cleopatra, Bulkley, Charleston—Wm ,P Clyde & mer Anthracite, Grumley, Philadelphia—Jas Hana. ‘tp Falstaff (Br), Greig, Liverpool—Warren & Co, Hark Hildeguard (Nor), ‘Ferersen, London—Fuuch, Kaye ac Bark GT Ray (Br), Fraser, Bristol, E—Peabody, Willis & Co. & Boyesen. Burk Reno (Aus), Vecorina, Penarth Roads for orders— Sloeovich 4 Co, Bark Jerbuen (Non. Svendsen, Cork or Falmouth for or- ders—suneb, Edye jar Eaye & Co, Baek Horace Beuls, Ficxett, Odesss—John Zittlosen. derc—P I Nevius & Son. Brig Renshaw, Sylvester, Kingston, Ja—A H Solomon & ‘Brig Annie (Be), Smith, Arecibo, PR—D R De Wolf & Co. Brig Mivnie (Br), Grittin, St Johns, NF—Perkins & Jub. or Charlotte Buck, Smith, Galvestoa—3 T Shortland & ‘Seoe Addie Wessels, Bahm, Jeremie (Haytt). Sehr Equator (Br), Ranger, Nassau, sP—B sek annie B (Br), Secord, Lockport, NS—P I Nevius & De Wolf & wie Caria D Allan, Nowoomb, Wellfleet, Mass—B J Won- ‘Stir Polater, Dill, Providence and Bristel—Ferguson & Reh 4 & Hi Baker, Mumray, Now Havon—Rackett & B Sehr i torah a emford—Seamford Manu- facturing Co. { SAILED, . Steamers Bothnia (Br), for Liver 1; Alps (Be), Port Prince, &c, Cleopatra, Sava Potteviite, he burka Jupiter (Ger), ‘Aptwery we tiger or Queensto: irk; brige Kama Dean, Con jaracon, Star, ingaton, Ju; Sew Bird, Porta Cabello, ‘USC; Baracua. — Wind 8, Barometer at sunset, 30.18; midnight, 30.15. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE, Newront, R. 1, May 24, 1876, During the thick fog Monday night the schr Catherine May, from Philadelphia for Boston, and the Smasted schr Henry J May, from Philadelphia for Lynn, west ashore about the same time on the south end of Block Island. Guerrybutt Wrecking Company mage « contract for $2,000 for tbe former and $3,000 for the latter to get them off ‘They got the Henry J May off last night and sent word here by « fishing smack tor the revenue cutter Samuel Dexter, as they could not tow ber to this port, as she had lost her rudder and was leaking. The cutter promptly went to her assistance and took her in tow. Boon after getting beyond the island the task of towing hor was so difficult, owing vo the loss of her rudder, that « steam claiming ox ureuson, that they are outitled tos the proceeds, uccordin: to the xrrangements by both companies y joubsful if rs ago owners of either vessel consents to pay the contracts made by their ins, in view of the fact that the vessel ny Pts without scarce); er ould huve come 0 Arrived this AM, ai. the faking. ‘Heamer Ida Augusta ran into, off Seaconnot Point coast, the sloop Falcon. she struck ‘the Hoop junt forward of her mast and cut hos down to the wat mark making an ugly hole. Se at once left her debing MARITIME MIS MISCELLANY. Bark Rxaxcca Canvaxa , Johnson, bdetore ‘ashore nour Little Egg Harbor, was gotten off ac Fae iat ‘nd towed to the Coast Wrecking Go’ dock at Staten Island. Bank Arick Taster, 570 tons, built at New York in 1856, now in fed port, has been sold for Norwegian accouut at a private price. Scur J K Muxpxtt, in charge of the mato, w New Loudon arbor 224, on hee tri up from where she bad left a large loud of halibut, stew at once commenced leaking bad! ee and brought her up, rip, had been id, A tug went to her as- her ice, left aver from taken round to Bra- led up for repairs, from Belfast, Me, for + Vioeyard Haven since the 4th Sonn L Sturpevaxt,from Nowbern for Philnd reported taken to Newoern May 21, will p tion with her cargu, Scun Daxter. Brows, before re ashore at Watcha. “oe arrived ut Neriolk May 24 for repairs. Canouise Vinaixia, Haynie, ot Papeenooes, Va, jended, with wrod lor Wes Michael, of Baltimore leak in, the Cuesnpoake Bay aiternoon of 23d ‘abou 'evoel In ie ‘destin. from a rat bol coe water gaining on her fast the captain put ite A Where the vessel sunk about S avciock. Part of the woed has been taken Irom the vessel aud she ix mow touting. Senn MA McGanax—sehr Bonnie Eloixe (of Province- tows). Silvie, fr Bloce Island tishing ground, An going ont gt Newport, 23d inst, collided with schooner M on Iving at wnchor in the inner liarbo:, ewerying away the tor: mer's bowsprit close to Lhe stew. StxawTue Pavuink Winwove, * ‘aptain Gra; sa ia voz | through the lower bridge at Tiverton vu tis ne Targe rock in the slew, stove a hele in her butt engive. and it was with great diMenity they suceveaud ia wennine Fali Kiver to get her on the inarine railway. Henderson, of the brig Floren Noapeie revurns anke te Capt Carson and officers of the cutter Seslatance in getting. ightlouse and tow! 22—The hall of the N ° Selon soperted. venkat wi Ba meinen nour Boxter Tall Li ny Brown, Barucos 10 days, with fruit | Baturday The material from ase: | Stameeaean teeesea ct iks came ins hreusen ean | QUGe Pasaacre Steamer Clty of Now, ark of Alexan- bing ‘she "receareabier quick tie af & dare 13ke hours: making tim | phe brings ‘oa cnusuasly lange number of passengers. pen 4 ci | sous register Cee ne. ee ee Go Tie ie the freasel ever bulli in Belfast. Sue will be commanded ha Saptain BH Herriman, WHALEMEN. Robin- sotttied from New Bedford May 23, bark B Gosnold, | _ Aletter from the Soe steer ¢. bole sags Be Lege vel of ite alu, A! a ashaviug taken re faditicerter eet vias: i SPOKEN. | Ship Susan Gilmore, Carver, trom Caleutte for Dundee, Muck Wheatland. Wau Avcts 2 ch 26 for Boston, May 22, las 40 50, lon 67 50. ei OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ausrdnpax, May 23—Arrived, ship D W Chapman, Tekey. New Orleans. Axtwene, May 24—Arrivod, brig Michiline (Ital), Cacace, New York, | Balled 23d, bark Geo M Barnard, Berry, Philadelphia, Batstot, May 24—Arrivea, barks Ardeutinay (Br), Brown, New York; Alfa (Ital), Malatesta, | tross (Nor), Andersen, Baltimore. Buacuy Heap, May 24—OM, bark Eduard (Ger), Halber- stadt, from Baltimore for Bremen. Bauxst, May 23—Sailod, Lima, for New York, Arrived in the Channel 24th, barks George B Doane (Br), Corning. New York for Amsterdum; Mignon, Soule, New Orleans fur Dunkirk. Buxurx, May 23—Arrived, ships George Bell (Br), Rose, Philadelphia; Hannah Morris (Br), Duobar, New Orleans. Corxnuacux, May 21—Saile@, bark Alfarin (Nor), Touder (trom Pillau), Philadelphia, having repaired. Dat, May 24—Arrived, ship Douglass Castle (Br), Skin- ner, Boston for London, Dosux, May 2%—Arrived, barks Gna (Nor), Andersen, Charleston; 24th, Albion (Nor), Rade, Baltimore. Dexpatk, May 22—Salled, bark Luisa (Ital), Ansalde® Unitod States. Daxrzio—Arrived, bay Mentor (Nor), Do Greeve, Balti- more. Great Yaruouta, May 24—Arrived, bark Columbus (Nor), Sundene, Pensacola. Guascow, May 24—Arrived, brig Ernest, Lunt, Portland, Me. Also arrived 24th, barge Dictator (Nor), Thompson, New Orleans. Grxunock, May 24—Arrived, bark Anto (Rus), Olin, Baltimore. Hort, May 24—Sailed, ship Rosie Welt, Welt, United States; bark Edwin Reed, Higgins, San Francisco. Hxnvowr, May.23—Arnved, bark Gamaliel, Shaw, Balti- more for Rotterdam. Hayne, May 24—Atrived, schr Bdith, Fuller, Mobile, Arrived 23d, 1 PM, steamer Canada (Ir), Franga York vis Plymouth; bark Charley (Br), Robinson, New York. Liverroot, May 24—Arrived, ships Geo Hurlbut, Masson, Mobile: Tintern Abbey (Br), Stephen, San Francisco; barks Anna Precht (Ger), Muller, New York; Glen Nevis (Br), Robb, Charleston, Also avrived 24th, ships Eskdale (Br), Flinn, San Fran- cisco; Ennerdale (Br), Porter, do; Centeumal, Bearse, do; bar Florri M Hulbert, Handy, Portland, Me. Arrived 23d, barks Tigre (Aus), Cosulich, New Or- leans; Champion (Br), Killam, do; Ella Moore (Br), Masters, Philadelphia; Vanadis (Nor), Pedersen, New York: SrigeJ W Beard (Br), Robinson, Galveston; David (Br), Shelford, Wilmingtou, NG. Sailed 24th, steamer Illinois, Shackfore, Philadelphia via Queenstown: ships Tabor, Tayler, San Francisco; Andrew Jackson, Bartlett, Boston. 2 Loxvox, May 24—-Arrived, ship Archer, Fluming, Bustom; brig Lucille (Br), Thomas, Charleston. Loxponpenay, May 23—Arrived, barks Swift (Nor), Roer, Baltimore; Fiora (Not), Kloster, Darien. Movmie, May 2¢—Arrived, steamer Caspian (Br), ‘Trocks, Baltimore, £e, for Liverpool (and proceeded). Nuwrort, May 23—Arrived, bark Marie (Nor), Taarvig, New York. Penzance, May 24—Arrived, bark Skinfaxe (Nor), Niel- son, Now York, Quxxustowx, May 23—Arrived, ship Vermont, Richard- son, Independencia Bay; 24th, steamer Siberia (Br), Harri- son, Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded) ; barks Lizzie Orieans; brig Alba St — Royal alfred (Br), Fisher, Liverpool—Arkell, Tuts & | Daiglish (Br), Daiglish, Demerara; Connaught (Br), Tufts, New York; brigs Siloe (Aus), Constenin, do; La Plate (Br), Bray, do, Bailed 24th, bark Jas E Brett, Gibson (from New York), Liverpool; schr Luola Murchison, Jones (from Galveston), Hark St Aguello (Ital), Garguilo, Gloucester, E~Benham | do, Rotrenpam, May 24—Arrive: itch), Janzen, New York. Cloured 224, bark Columbus (Ger), Thlder, Philadelphia, steamer W A Scholten “Siorgonsen, Cork for ordere—Funch, | Ruvat—Arrived, bark Wanderer (Nor), Kolfeen, Mobile. “Rio Marinen”—Arrivea, bark C E Jayne, Osborne, Brig Anna P d.ll, Outuouse, cork or Falmouth for or | Cette. Suanrxxss, May 24—Artived, bark Xenia, Reynolds, Wis- casset. Sturmx, May 23—Arrived, bark Limerick Lass, Syperick, New York, ‘TexeL, May 25 | -rived, bark Advocate (Br), Spicer, New A ll Curtis, Sheppard, Elisabethport, NJ—Wiltiam | York via Queonsto wa. Warrsnroint, May 24—Sailed, bark Pactolus, Charehiil, ‘J Wenberg & | Philadelphia, ater Susan Searnton, Farrell, Nassau, NP—B J’ Wenberg | Yoxouama, May 22—Arrived previously, ship Joba H ‘imball, Humphreys, New York. Loxpox, May 24—The British bark Catherine, Captain ‘Schr Wf, Wotherspoon (Br), Fettis, Windsor, NS—D R | Robertson, from Autwerp Feb 22 for Baltimore, before re- Sehr ‘Adale G Bryant, Stubbs, Bangor, Me—R P Back & | Ported ashore at Floshing March 17, fe now aloat and bas been sold. WEATHER REPORT. Farwourm, May 24, Pu—Wina N by B,* Hotvaeap, May 24, PM—Wind NE, moderate, FOREIGN PORTS. . Nlchote, for ftavee ate aoa for det Berseus (Be Davis, or Culted Kingdom or Constnent A 8 Davis, Pord, mtinier Andrew (Bo, Diek, and Bt 1g. for > Bussex oi Naney rot eee Soe down Ziv uhip Bates Pamily (Br), —_ . ‘Fl Saliea from Saugor April 11. ships Barah H New Nork: 14th, Cacrnarvon Castle (Bt), Dryad (Br), San Francise veda yaa T7—Cleared, brig Perl, Stevenson, New ‘ork, te sal Cakpuxas, May 22—Sailed, schr Rath Darling, Swasey, north of Hatteras. Clerorcos, May 21—Arrived, brig Alphonne (it), ‘Arrived 10th brig Three Cheers (Br), McConnell, Montege ‘Dalied 20th, briga Ponvert, Moore, New York; Daisy (Br), Eosex, Halitex. Cow’ Bar, OB, May 23—Arrived, brig Alexina (Br), Cleared 28d, sebr Charles E begs Smith, New York. Fatwovru, Ja, May 10—1a port, brig’F I Morryman, Le- craw, for United ~tates. Havana, May 19—Arrived, bark Havelock (Br _ Liverpool; schrs L 8 Davis, Stirling, Marseull omas and Sagun; Al os ay 24th, mers Hanov Ser York), Sailed “1Sch, bark ans x Hethres, Lonrits Cardenan; j sche River ores do; By Bonet, N a oy ie ae jonet. Norfolk: brig. a Kos (Sp), Pa arien: Panebite ), Pages, Yo withiaesa ‘Muy 23—Sailed, st APL hy Sows, ow iLtvmroo NS, May 23—Arrived, bark Sunny Region Bn, Moaaxt | for New You Minx River, Ja, May 10—In port, bark Formosa (Br), for United states. za8, May 18—Arrived, bark Josephine, Stahl, Ha- vaua: sehr fA Sanches, Benson, do. Maittaxp, Na May 20—Arrived, beig Ellaabeth Ane | (Br), Duan, Boston, |, Pour av Paixcx, May 2—Arrived, sche JM Morales, EI dridye, Witmingt>a, NC; 3d brig’ Mechanic, Hutehinvo es, do. | do: 4th, ‘ow ‘4—In port, sehr Geo B MeFarland, meee Beats eh ~ meng he arrive: a Sonarriveds| sehr | Rebecca Ann, Spencer, 16th, Cathe- Lesli orp rigs Liberty, Reid, Portiand: rived, ship Colonial Empire neutiere’ bemtnion, Hoterin, Lives Newport for Moutroal: sil McConnell, Liverpooi for M ian, Leith tor do, so-in port, eh Addla Fouls Corson: for n wehbe |, Voreon. meee a AAT: 0, Carn, Come ua, ved, cle Gidera: sche Mary A Rich, Staples, St Thomas ne MfokY CBs Nay “S-—Arriveds senor Brice (Br), Arnot, Derk ¢ Moutreni). | St ay 23—Arrived, brig Arabel, Smith, ty. ney, th, ships AL uraread, Londons: a Uren, Curling, Moule; Andrew law te (ir! | Lnverpasts yo mycnay, Ci; Bark etka atowerd CEN), Homers iitoared 2d. Lack Mistlctoe (lie), Delap, Belfast ; be ae 00 ae fast; Qysce Bo, Campbell, Lpaees Beit ra . INDSOR, NS, jay 23—. iv aie ywery, bye rey (and vailed for New York). ™ Salled 2d, vehi Susanne, New York, AMERICAN 1 PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, May 23—Sulled, steamer John Gibson, Shuster May lp oh a be corned Berry, Ni Lbs nik York ; shi Mobile; sehr Ann ately! ieee ‘ewell, Hal hip jonolutu; | ae Kinarelte. ‘Sirickiand, Goree; ‘achr Cabot, Chase, New York Bail tt Ship 3; niet % Ean tt eae 4 Botlvar (Bo) joherty, 1 aren ir), Burrows, + ittabath, Car Ne ay ‘Appold, pion ‘Bos: aster Savannah ; mabe ay oan Ger tilimer, "i orale eeeeer oats aE weal | stones 2d—sails i we | = ) yeh fans and sig yore Key wee CN sre param mtciag 2 Somers, Bavenuah; pasueaiieys ‘Huddell « nL Siocre? etait, Boston, GH ATAPORS May SS" thca, cy uae boston wodvide, Liverpoal, one - {— Arrived. sche Seral Wood, Hickman, Philadelphia. 2ud—Salled, steann pe r =o A aR @ hel nae? Lagat Taine. te “ie MM Pate, odie Siete ove ame ba 9 York: ion Wa rau, Pendleton” ax ouley- Backer, ‘ind an Eugliah Bark. Passed out—Ship Sirius toe ‘Continent; Alex Keith. for Cork: Willie MeLaryn, for i, . and Campauer Tot Bremen: Wave Kl ter Beinn ries Fannie . or J ra, Oporto; fot Navassa, Also pacerd, nat, ships: i ‘Svalen, Anna, for r, Gueenstow ‘Arrived—Scie W Ht Knight, Ne aigietel res Lynet, for New, York; Progress for Balti. park Carina (Ital), Bennati, from Cotk, has been ordered ALL OVER, May 21—Arrived, schra. Spray Es schrs iy actin, ‘Trento sorte doz Enigrant, Grimes, Lewis, Lewis Now York® ‘id—Arrived, sebra Charles Lovering, Luther, gad Panis Bodine, nilvie, Port Johuaon: Olive Av it, ow York, sailed —Sehra EH Lewis, Lewis, and and Sa Poe atar fey Wat ne LS ee “4 re EY WEST, ‘ sash k Midas, Howard (from sehr ern, S Day, Jamaica, ‘bark Comtesse a amtarman, (Fr), Dupont, “ater ‘Groared—8 o iteamer: ew Crieans, Dearborn, New York: bask ying Ritchie, H utehinsor May 4 Ansived, steamer ty ot Mexico, Share pA, an Clty, Now York. a c son: Weehuwten ade Bure sor sina 2 re New ‘paatind—Sebe 3 P Ross, Philadelphia; Harmonia, New NEWPORT. May 22, PM—Arrived, schr free bm New York for Warebam ; Nicholas Mehrhof, Mehi denco for Huckensuck, NJ «(und xatied 23d). 2id—Ralled, shy Sate Thou mn, atten emaeentente dence for Ni loseph P Newburg; Samuet Fish rae ‘Bath f for oe Norfollt: Jr, Ke New Bedford Fal we Bae ia faite Bucahety Stover, y Inles store, Seat tr Philadelptlay AB Hayes Barlow han for Now York; Adrian, “Maddock, igen Boe te: ANEW LONDON, May 23—Arrived, sehr ut Policis, iid a Port Johugon for Norwich: Coro Suiled—Sehe ‘aulugham New York. pAew HA v 23—Arrived, brig Starlight, Stover, once: schra Jamo Emson, Decker, Baltimore; Rowia; Povers Phiadot ia. prone eraser May 16—Arrived, ship War Hawk, le, San Francisco, ENSACOLA, Muy 20—Arrived, bark Padang Packet Schultae, Havas, Way Wee Now York Wo atte, New Yor ‘ilendervon, do: Henty ‘Moss a, Smithy do: Sr L ark: Vansolove, Phiiedeiphic; Mau ud ering. Bevis 23d~Cleared, bark Bjarke (Nor), Gel sia), PHTLADELPUIA, May 24—Arrived, stoam ; ihe, gaat tee Sees jeaney, Gu e 2 Barrett,W eases N John Huyman, a City ty up rick Jameson, m (A ) Makcon foarte eat Brty : Feria "Auile. dordan, Loagites Matauiae, EW frnigee Bowman, Sagua; Labsina, Houghton, Perio Cw bellu; Mark Pendleton, Pens .. Danversport ; Fora and, Prov £ Gottinighen, Steels fide. fe: ei y eats meiner ails Bouset wate Pr sii "whe 1 a; bark Anns ralmout gmoney mit, embary- io: O% Million Coombes Porto re aga Roman, Ci ie 7, 23—-Arrs bark J: a Ke mawray = i iatte loss: Vash se nig ith Vietoris (Bt), vee from Lives it to sea—Barks te Cann (Br), for tetra rod eudieton, dof, Penney ivan (tal) rae are for Cork; brig Eruestine, and schr Mary A mie jatanzas. iied—Bark Hobensollern (Ger from Amsterdam) fos Phitadeipbla. 24th—I Eden, for an (from Antwerp) ordered to Tastes a ‘iarwich) ordered to Philadel Seca barks Susan M Dudman, tor Baltimore; Sae a, both *niladelphis. for PABORTLAND. Mo. May fa~Atrived, schr Willie (Br, Gas St Andrews, Ne. for. Rew ‘York (not as telegraphed). h—Cleared, bi hE Fraser, Kalgnt, Gloucester, fay 24—Sailed, steamer Achilles, Deen Sane May 23—Arrived, schr Lillie © Wells, bale Hoboken via A led—Schrs Jesse Wstarr, bhi Richmond, Va; Calvin Pilar Sie Georgetown, DC: Louisa Frasier, Craw. tord, do; General Banks, McFarland; Berths, Conover; Jacob wesc Souftir; Biel an Nickerson; Sarah A ort, barks Conquest, for Belfast; Gan Portland, and “Minnesota for New Bediord. windboand: MD Baitimored York: sea, sh ede “hanin Towne Pawrvoken May 23—Arrived, Merely ani erey, Casts ‘nd B pe i a neon. Nailed: Sehes J Ario Pardee, veg gr Ganay; A K Woodward, Woodward, and Imogene Eeoeene Biretae NSHCUMOND, May 22—Arrived, stoamer Old Dominton, Yralker, New ork; sebr ‘Francis. Shubert, =e New ‘Snlied—Schr Morning Stai Lynch, 1" — Cleared—Bark Hanna (N at Bi FRARCHSOU, May ed. shea steamer elaie (Br), ti long Kong an Tor Vonntahas Sattana Paton tot nse Wiss Pe ai ship Isle of Erin (Br), Irvine, Newcastle, Cleared—Bark Johann Irgons (Nor), Mortensen, Nanaimo, wou steamer Zealandia (Br), Torries, Sydney via fonolulu. ‘Also suited, steamer South Carolina, Morton, Panama. SAVANNAH, May 24—arrived. brig Jolin Sherwood, Johnson, New York Also urrived, steamer Oriental, Doane, Boston; scbrs Cirampion (ir), St Johns, NF 8 L Davis, New York; Pare Ci reds"Seht 3 Mall Smith, Portland, jenred—Sehr Sea Aatae ; Re Ey ingston, Mallory, New Yorky ark Tres Auroras (Np), Barcelon: pleted: 234, sehr B'W Robinsoi, Waples, Wilmingtom, Del. Arrived at Tybee—Bark Agnes (Ger), Herdes, from New T BALA Sn 22 Arrived, schrs Norman, Smith, Port ~ Arrives Johnson; Andrew Powers Torroy, Kossuth, Dodge, Eltcaberhport ‘Sarah Beriice, Proctor, Hoboken, ‘SONBISEN, ‘Way it cArived, schr Allda, Brown, Hobos \—Arrived, schr Letman Blew, Vangilder, Georgetown, my NEYARD HAVRN, May 23—Arrived, schrs James ines Rache! Vanamen, Anuie E Fenny and neew, Philadeiphia for Boston ; ood Doran and | yee rarer for a iY * 7 ‘do; M ‘her, ‘Bangor for Bride: nr ford: Tas Hudson, Rockland ‘Truede er bore Rn Maganaurtgnecnnna aed or ‘Did—Sailed, steamer Rattlesnake, bark Fred Ei sehre Governor Y Smith, Annie & Kei ry n, Mary Freciand. Union Flag, Cyprus, @ M Porter, Nellle Exton, Geo E ne snore — Magic Ellen, Seventy-Six, 5 Davigins Hay aon ace th. ay ol impress, Tiitoh, RK Vaughan indie, B ‘Senith, Abbie K {rte Sawyer, ee Mary Jahonel| | and ai PIN UA MNT Be muni ERLY. PUiladeiphix (and sailed 28d for do): Smith, Amboy (and sa for 23d—Arrived, rchrasennie EH Clark, Vars, Hoboken; mare Mean gs 23—Arrived, sehr Ell Townsend, Arnold, 1d jew Yor! Sailed—sebr Mary H iain, Ferris, Hoboken. TS. — Foi CL hts, steam ae he Pe mabey P) sonm Ta eam 6. ‘SCHMIDT, No. Face GENUINE SPAR oe ately a0 daly a SEER Ye STEVENS, Sa wurling slip, New York, OR BALE—ALOOP YAUILE COQUBETE. CARIN: 99 Fons aioe am Li eet a hold fen ears PTO CLOSE bib a Lid Fr", aa ukar 3 2 a a Duate A Liat new ail haan a ‘less order. Can 08 sen Tut two days foot of Kivington yANTED—X c FIRST C1 ca 8 CATHOAT, IN PERPEGS Waa " just be very cheap. W. it RE FOR SALE—A FIRST GLARS SLO! ys yacht en No at oe new: bg ee 1 angel of ale st tachee ferntehed ver Heh Hlebiy, wad My 4 to be appre ASseNA eta ch sh —— eit LUTE DIVORCE RS OBF ent States, for numerous exuses, ergwhere ng chares {uy advance: + wdviow HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway. _ BEAINED, FuOM DIFFER vtimerons causes, without pablielty ‘aiainsrory tudo fee hag 4G, Lawyer, 3 No 250 Broadway. Dionces uIRT Y IN ANY STATE: Cl De eee eee ee lca AMSRIOAM LOD ial eververhore : FREDERICK AUENCA ‘V1 Astor Howse, R. AGNEW, THE GREAT NEW YORK @ Tigi een yt Lid ayy be My had r) Wilhelm, Queen Vietoris-and M Louies; schr Chat i jew.