The New York Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1876, Page 12

12 NEW YORK: HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1876.—QUADRUPLE _ SHEET. THE PRESIDENCY. GENERAL MANCOCK'S CHANCES—COMMERCIAL | MOVEMENT TO SECURE HIS NOMINATION AT 1.0018, era! Hancock is mentioned in Eastern Pennsyl- ST. Gol va the residency. Among the business circles of New York city he seems to be regarded favorably as a man | who may become the only compromise candidate be- tiveen the rival factions of the national democracy, wistaken by men who, thoagh not engaged na of poiitics, feel that too much is at stake emccratic party to be risked at this time on personal preferences, In short, several prominent Merchants bere have been receatly considering the advisability of urging General Hancock's claims "pon the National Convention to be held at Si. Louis, Their feliberatons have been characterized by the con- jervatism of their class, so that nothing has as ret been given to the pubhe, A HxRALD re porter, im conversation with a wealthy tea mer- thant of Water strect yesterday, Icarned that these flel berations have resulted in the formation of a regu- larly organized campaign club in New York to push Jeneral Hancock’s claims upon bis fellow democrats National Convention. A few mgbts since a chants metat the Hotel Branswick to rgamization und to give impetus to the ew movement. LL was then resolved ty promote the candidacy of General Haucock betore the St Lows Convention because of his sterling integrity and avail: | abili in suversation with one of these gentlemen, who are deterimiped to perfect their plans beiure exposing them, a HxkaLv reporter yesterday visited Mr. Young, at No. 97 Water street, and learned thut such Was the purpose ut the new movement. In the course of the conversation which jolluwed the merchant suid: Au urticle in last Tharsday’s Hewaup in reference to the chances of General Hancock tor the Presidency bas vd (he attention of many business men, vor poll who have at heart the true imierest of the country tu its present critical juncture, ‘The objection Which the HkKALD Urged aguinet the uounation of General Hancock by the St. Loais Convention, merely becut * however well meant, ts not logicaily well iouuiled. inent Chion eoidier possesses all the civ @ statesman hus miliary taleuts aud mtelligence ouly ft him the more tor the efficiant discharge of the duaes of the Lighest office in the gift of the people. By the const vation of the United states the President is made com~ mander-an-vhief of the army and nav) ot ew gency —: se during tern of ee — what civil could, with equal iutell: gence and capacity, direct nolitary movements with equal adv ral Hancock is a Jet svpian de Miltary to the civil law olliver Of the ariny ts a gu Potism or an abuse of pows provisions of (he consuituiion the rights of the people, cock Is a citizen around Who nnd patriotic agsdeiaiions weil calculated to arouse the enthusiasm of tue Pedple, Frespective oF political pred: dectie AL the baewds of pure government would Yully around his alliiiend, tor his huine, bke that of Jolin Hancock, Whoaagued the wuinorial Declaration Of Independence, 1 sy tony mous with pal penderee and intexible Integrity, He is eminenuy a ian, hot identiled with Tigs’er cliques; such a au asthe tines We tive 18 detnand to sevure tuo its downwerd coarse and start it once ik acareer Of prosperity, deinonstrating to t Work! (hut pure democratic gover nent is not a ailur but that the testerhug corruptions that bave lately tast- ened thethselves apon wad Uite@aten vo destroy our tnsu- he is a military mau,’ If this e und bis past bistory runtee against iniitary des- ¢ incompatible with the Wineh jewousiy guards ai Wine seat Ha nutue ciusiers historic tations must cease, All eetions of the count would hal the advent of General Hancock | to the Fresideney as the harbinger of Urighter days. No actor his life can by any one be uniaver ubly epiticise Ris incorruptible integrity and tear lessness itty everywhere recogntued. He dues not seck {he otfice; the office seeks him, So much cannot be uid Of aby prominent candidate of erher purty now be.ore the poopie. 1i is tor these reasons that “many Uboughttul and intluential private ey ay poliieal allliiavions, are quietly moving to Urge the homimation of General } Would heal all disseusious iu the deioeratte p the North and the South, the East and the West, Would unite their lore nd triumphantly elect to the Vr deuual chair ove of the purest, most cap patriotic citizens—Generai Hancock. POLITICAL NOTES, BLAINE—10B AND AGAINST. Bullalo Ezpree: y have stopped lying about Bristow and ture Whole attention to Blaine,” vonwle:—"No person Who has read jhe evidence of the witness Mulligan and Mr, Blame’s teply can doubt that Mr, Blaine did just right in pos- sessing hunself of bis own private letters, which he found in he unauthorized possesston of a third party.” oston Herald:—“We have had no sadder duty to Periorm as a journalist for a long time thao thas which devolves upon us this morning, for we have to record the downtall of Hon. James G, Blaine, late Speaker of the House of Representatives and a prom: inent candidate for the I" Trenton (N, J.) Curette whose unsupported testimony, that of four reputable witnesses, the caarge against Mr. Blaine rested, could not havo taken a wore effectual means of proving bumself a malicious liar and the an trustworthiness of his evidence thon by bis course on Thursday." New York Graphic :—“Blane! Binine! we didn't think it of you! Indianapolis Journal :—“Mulligan is certainly the que Witness, not to say phenomenal lar, aeveloped daring this era of democratic One or wo Mulligans, if vhere are such in Mulligan, the witness, on flatly contradicted by scandal. Teserve, judiciously used between now and the 14th of Jane, will be almost eertain\to make Mr. Blaine the man of Cincinnati.” ‘Troy (N. Y.) We Tt is rather too early for the New York fimes to whistle He has not yet been proved guiity of duing any diseredit- , While his assuilants have been guilty of acts than petit lareeny.’” (N.Y) Observer Blaine was wiser than wo He said he feared tue Great Unknown, The Great Uoknowan in his ease turns out tobe Mr. James Mulligan, of Boston,” Troy (N. ¥.) Times :—"A witness named Malligan has been discovered, out of wh to get some informatio. 1tas evident that he ts tilled with hatred of Mr. Blaii®, and strains the truth to the utmost, even i! he dows net ¢ommt flat perjury, in the hope of injuring thas geatlethan,” Omaha (Neb.) Herald :—“Tho power of James G. Blaine, as Speaker of Congress, was always teit on the side of jobbing Jegisiation, He was a remarkably thrilty Speaker, nor can be lic himseit out of the posi- tion in which be is now passing Uhrough the dark val- Tey of the shadow of potitieal death,” wine down the wind, Fupposed, Battalo Bzpress -—"Wo do not thizk any honest, tair | man would credit such a wilhess aguinst wo such men fs Messrs, Blaine aud Fisher, if the case were to stop where it is, But the evidence yet to be heard on the subject will probabiy settle 1t beyond question." Brooklyn Union;—"And it is not by concealing these weaknesses of its leaders, by enthusiasm m their be- half, that a great cause is helped, What are the facts in Mr. Blaine’s case!” Worcester (Mass) F¥rerss—"We ean think of no @tronger argument in favor of a change of administra- thon than that furnisbed by the 200 or more delegates who are known to be in favor of Blaine’s nomination. Nothing but defeat can purify the party which is so Jargely represented by mon who are seeking to place in the Presidential chair one of the most dangerous cor- ruptiontsts of ihe present time.” Philadelphia Press:—*James G. Blaine deserves credit for being tue first pablic man to America to defy the storm of deiamation agaiust our polities! leaders which bas set in ever since the demoralized democratic party, by an accident, gained a majority tu the House, New Haven Palladium:—“if Mr, Blaiue’s evemies Should succeed in destroying hit, or, at all events, as fs not impossible, place him in sagh @ position that he vould uot be nommated at Cincmnati, it would not be cause for surprise skould Minister Washbvurne’s ame assume great prominence.” Phitadelphia North American:—"Mr, Blaine is taking ‘the greatest risk ever assumed in defence of private nights.” Riebmond (Va.) Whig:—“Things look almost as Diack jor Blaine os they did for Belknap at his worst. Explanations have at last taifed him, and he may as well wrap his bloody mantle about him and lie down to the unpleasant dreams that mast beneetorth haunt bis sicepless pillow.’ Philadelphia Jnagutrer:—“Por our part—and wo think Our opinion is that shared by all tair-minded men—we denial of the story of Mulligan.” m—“Bluine is gone up the ‘The Mulligan guard ts afer him and that ‘Wo fottle it!" Binghamton (N. Y.) Republican:—“Something # Hitle more definite, Mr. Mulligan, if you please, Wo haven't time to figure on the term ‘almost contem plated.’ Tho starting point ts too small" Pittsburg (Pa.) Dispatch: —"It Blaine wishes to dis- pose of Mulligan he has only to return, of at least to Jay before the committee, the correspondence which a8 one Of the possible democratic candidates for | and in tunes | his | pusm, Inde- | rt trom | mm the inquisitors hope | he soys Is harmless, yet which he admits h | very eager to get out of Mulligun’s hands, | this | Vittsburg Gezette;—“The persecution of Blane ts being carried to a most indecent limit, A man named Mulligan shows his utter uotrustworthiness by | offering to use pilfered private letters.”” ving been Will he do FLORIDA REPUBLICA) BLAINE THE FAVORITE FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION, Mavisox, June 3, 1876. ‘Tho Republican State Convention was called to order on Thursday last at three A. M. by the Chairman of the State Central Committee, Hon, W. H. Gieason, Hon Dennis Exgan was clected temporary Chairman, and Hon. H, R. Black, Secretary. A committee on ereden- tials reported on yesterday morning and it took up all of yesterday and part of last night to effect a perma- nent organization, The temporary officers were made permanent officers, adding an assistant secretary, William E. Wiggins, of Duval county. This morniag the Convention proceeded to the busi- ness fur which it was called, At half-past two o'clock Hot was reached for Governor, ML. Stearns, of isder, was nominated by twenty majority, and Hon, D, Montgomery was unanimously nominated for Lieu- tenant Governor, Au outside show of republicans met, with Senator Cougressman Parman and ex-Congressinan Walls, ina convention of their own and nominated United States Senator Conover for Governor, ind Hon, J HL Lee, of Sumter, for Lieatenant Governor. | Delegates to Cinciunati were chosen as follow: | M. Cheney (Bixine), PW, Bryant (laine), W. H. | son (Bhune), 1, Livingstone (Biamne), C.D. Brigham (Blame), A.B. Osgood (Conkimg), G. BE. Wentworth (islaine) and J. Hy Armstrong (BI ALA AB, AMA REPUBLICANS. 1 | Moxtcomeny, June 3, 1876. Marengo county, one of the largest negro counties tn the State, to-day repudiated the Spencer or May 24th Convention and indorsed the unti-Spencer ticket F. H {ureail, a prominent colored republican aud alter- | nate elector tor the State at large on the Spencer ticket, led the movement, REPUBLICAN REFORM CLUB. ‘The Executive Commitice of the Republican Reform Chub at its n ting held at the rooms of the club, No, | 89 Cnion square, last Priday evening, adopted the fol- | low n; Resolved, That a meeting of the membets of the cab be hei on Tuesday evexiug, June 6, ab exit o'clock, tor the se of auopting uu address ty the Republican National ‘nd of appointing o ‘a committee of de gates wo antl tu represent the club in relerenee to the + und resolutions of the Convention, . That the resolution heretofore adopted by the itive Committes wil apublic meeting at the Couper Un.ou on dune 6, be rescinded, and that the sub-committioe of (hirteen, whieh Was appointed to make arrangemonts for such ting, be iustraucted “to consider and repert upon tho subjeet of calling w public nz in this elty, alter the | Adjournment of the Republican National Convention, to re- ceive the report of our committee of delegates. ‘Ihe officers of the club state that recent develop- | ments in Washington and elsewhere havé rendered a | public demonstration unnecessary. They believe taat | public sentiment as fully alive to the importance of se- lecting the best man ut Cincinuati as the standard bearer of the republican party, and the appoal which pay gatton of fifty prominent gentlemen is uow ost certain Lo receive & favorable and emphatic re- MANTON MARBLE’S SUCCESSOR. Obveriin (Ohio) News:—“The effect of the change in the | editorial management of the Word is becoming very apparent, Mr. Tilden’s stock is going down so rapidly iat it now seems probable that Mr, Adams wili have to start a candidate of bis own to secure a ‘conscience vote,’ as he terms it.” A COOK'S REVENGE. POLICE HEADQUARTERS. No. 801 Mulberry street isa three story brick build- situated direculy opposite the Central Uftice and cecupicd mainly by the representatives of the various morning and evening newspapers. The top floor is let out to different parties, one of whom is an olderly lady named Mrs, Boardinan, and {is opposite police head- quarters. At half-past eight o’clock,. while the strect was alive with people and the Superintendent was standing iwenty fect distant, a child was abducted from it. The first intimation of the fact was given ten minutes atter the occurrence by Mrs. Unger, the landlady of the house, Who ran into the street asking the boys and girls playing in the neighborhood it they had seen any- thing of Sarah Dubois, an cight-year-old child, living with Mrs, Boardman, on the top floor, She stated that atew minotws before, white in her room, she heard cries proceeding trom the apartinents of Mrs. Boardman, and on going up stairs learned from her thatthe little girl had Just been stolen by a maa named Robert Thomp- son, who had often before made threats to abduct her. ‘At this juncture Saperintendent Wailing, who had been standing on the steps of the Central office, ascer- tained that a man had been seen omerging from the house ton minutes before with a cbild in bis arma, but the circumstance was of such common occurrence that it attracted ro particular attention. Among those the 7ribune oflice, on the second floor, Me was coming down stairs when he saw a man with a chiid im his arms on the Jandmg. going toward the front door, As the mun heard footsteps behind he put the child on the floor, and taking her hand hurried out, On reaching the stoop he again took berin bis arms, and placed bis hand on her mouth to keep her from crymg. He then hastily walked away, noted, but unsuspected, by a dozen etildren, Mrs. Boardman, who walks with diffl- culty, stated that she was lying down when Thompson entered the room and catching the little girlin nis arms ran down stars, She was so overcome with tr piv were he child for the crim n alarm, Which she did by screaming. Her cries uy Mrs, Unger, who hastened after the jer without wailing to know the reason Superiniendent Walling called Detective tung w full description of both man | and € child, hurried hun up so the Grand Central Depot | to watt add wateh for the abductor, who it was sup. | posed had goue there to take atrain, The ebild was | placed in the care of Mrs. Boardman two months ag by her mother, who ts a widow residing at present in Wisconsin, At the time Mrs. Dabois gave her special | caution to look out tor Thompson, Who would probably tury to abduct her. Thompson, she sald, was at one time intimate with her, bui lett in anger, and threatened to be revenged by | stealing the child, afternoon Thompson entered the house voted to persuade Mrs, Boardman to give him the child, She refused, whereupon she had him cjected from the baling Tt was then thought that he would go away, but he lurked = in the — neighborhood — watching his opportunity, He ts a cook on the steamer William Taylor, plying on the Hudson River, At tweive o'clock last night Detective McNamara re- turned from the depot without having scen any trace of the ehild-stealer, A general wlarm was then sent ‘out to all precincts, describing the abductor as about five teet eight inches high, of middle age, thick brown mustache, slightly deaf, and dressed in a pepper-and- ‘salt suit. The aflair created considerable excitement around the Central Department, COMMODORE VANDERBILT. Commodore Vanderbilt continues to improve slowly and was cheerful and comparatively easy yesterday, Up toa late hour last eveniug he wes comiortable and fell off into w tranquil sleep. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN “STE AMEKS. DATES OF DEPANTUKES FROM NEW TORK F oF JUNB j Steamer. | _ Satie. |Beetemation. | THE MONTH «| Laverpoot {| Hamburz.. [61 Browdway “Lane "| Kotterdam, [od Brondw: -}Jane 10, | Liverpool. |e? Broadw: June 1, 97 Broadway + [June 10. 15 B a 2 Howling Hronaway State of Virginie mieranin Werer City ot Rich Pereire 4 Bowling Green [12 Broadwae Proadway 7 Bowling Green BP NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF | COASTING AND FORELUN TRADE —Captatns or officers of they will make to the Convention at Ciocinnati through | HE ABDUCTS A CHILD FROM A HOUSE OPPOSITE | who noticed the man was George South, employed by | t that some five minutes elapsed before sho could | VESSELS EN THR | vessels engaged in the coasting or foreign trade, observing the displacement or removal of sea buoys, are requested 0 co: municute the uct 10 the HxkaLn, so that it may be browzht publicly to the attention of the proper authorities. A letter addressed “to the editor of the Hisnann, New York city,” giving as accurately as possible the number and position of displaced buoys or the causo of their removal, will suflice in il cases observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific cousts of tho American Continent, When they are observed on the coast of European countzies or in the Mediterranonn it is requested that information be sent either by telegraph or letter to tho London office of the Naw Yous Hunanp, 46 Fleet street, Londen, or to the Paris office, 61 Avenue do VOpera, Paris, Where the telegraph is used despatehes may be addrossed “Bennett, 48 Fleet street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue do VOpera, Yaris.” Where cases of displacement aro observed in the waters of countries beyond the reaeh of the telegraph, asin Asia or Aftiea, captains may | communicate with us upon reaching the first convenient port. This information will be cabled free of charge to the | Heraxp and published. BQ NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—Tho Naw Yous Teka. bas adopted « distinguishing Coston night aignal for use on board the Hxxatp steam yacht, showing while bara- ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen several miles distant. Cap- twine of vessels, upon rocing this signal, will oblize us by | preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the HxmaLD bGr-Persous desirous of communicating with vessels arriv” ing at New York can do so by addressing to suen vessets, care of HERALD news yacht, pier No. 1 Kast River, New York. | Letters received trom all parts ofthe world and promptly de- livered. Duplicates are required. | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUM AXD MOON, BIGH WATER Sun rises.........-. 4 80] Gov. Ialand,...morn 6 15 | Sun sets. -morn 5 30 Moon acts. smora 8 00 | PORT OF NEW ‘YORK, JUNE 3 3, 1876. ARRIVAL ALS, | REPORTED BY THE MERALD STEAM YACHTS AND MERALD WUITKSTONE TKLEGRAPH LINK, ar (Ger), Willizerod, Bremen May 20 and se and 4 10 Ovlrichs bottom up, probably a. fishe: 63.44, steumer Idaho (Br), h Steamer Gen Barner, ¢ mdse und passengers Steatnet Albemarte. for Liverpool. pavannan Muy 3), with iso with mdse to the Old Dominion Steamship Co Shi Pulmteace ( - Olsen, Grimatad (Norway) i lat 45, lou 41, hat a heavy waxbed away ufter house. raen, London i duys, iu bale days, NW gale, lasting : Bark 3 a Ive & Co. Chelstensen, Autworp April 24, in bal- Bara Mario (Nor), in batlant to Funeh, Kye & Bark Freseiseo E (Aus), Tonestl, Havra May 1, in ballast, | to Slocoviel & Co. Tnauchored at Sandy Movk for orders Bark Botvid (Nor), Henericksen, Cudix 38 days, wisn mdse to order. Bark Beatrice (Br), Bowlby, Cardenas 12 days,with sugar to order. Olsen, Havre Muy 6, Brig Helena (Ger), Hermes, Messina 82 days, with fruit | to F Hardy & Co: vessel to Funeh, Edye & Co.” Passed Gib: ralta | Tiel astern Star, Foster, Demorara 20 anya, with sager to li Ttrowbridge’s rone. rig Robert Dillon, Blatchford, Phitadetphiin, n batlast to orde hr Jas Phelps, Rockwell, Abueo 8 days, with fruit to B berg & Co. Schr Vrai n, SC, 8 days, with naval stores to Doliner, Potter & Uo: vessel to ED’ Iuribure & Co. Schr © A Higgins MeLntosb, Port Spain 15 days, with sugar to master, Sehr Mary Lotiva, G val stores fo Zoshar MIU ‘i Schr Jesse Irving, Kendell, Virginia. Sehr Johu D Williams, Pierce, Bultimore, man Ship Ajax (Nor): barks Aphrodite (Bn), Ryfoget, Ciistensen (Nor), and Sokoto, which were auehored iu the Lower Bay, came up to the city 3d, PM, @-Rark Louise (Nor), from Waterford, is consigned to Louls Tetens. PASSED THROUGH HELL BOUND SOUTH. Stoumer Utty of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for wer Galatea, Walden. Provideneo for New York. Demetra (Ger), anaes New Haven tor New il, Newbera, NC, 6 days, with na- GATE. Sek Sebr Win ‘ York, or Mie Avety. Taypar, Newport tor: Puliagel phi nr John Wentworth, Brown, Frankfurt, Me, for New York. ‘Schr Adrianna, Merrill, Orient for Bultimore. Sehr WH Pharo, Edwards, Port Jefferson for New York. Sebr Searsville, itave, Bath for New Youk, Sehr EF Monnis, Rogers, Portinnd, Ct, for New Yors. Rehr Kobert Blair, Blatr, Providence for Haverstraw. Sehr Black Diamond, Smith, Mort Jefferson tor New York. anor, City Istand for New York he Orion, Smith, ¢ tor New York ‘ur Helen’ Mar, Ward, Providence for New York. Beh Aun Aimelia, Allen, New Bedford tor Now York, Black, Taunton for New York, hb tor New York, ', for New York. New York. Rehr BF itramerd. H Sehr Nelson, Harvey, New Bedlord to Phillips, Providence for , Fendall, Bridgeport bins, Providence Now Hediora Schr Wm ME Sehr Kdward Woot oung, Sehr Lucy A Blowsom, Chatfickd, New Bediord tor New York. Hunter, Lyens, Dighton for Philadelphia, Seb Sehr Adelia 1 Cohen, Brown, Pawtucket for BOUND EAST. Steancer General Whitney, ptenme. Amos jew York tor Boston. w York for Provic © Barstow, Keuney, corge (Br), Champlin, New York tor Porto Rico, Arboy for Providence, tor New London, Capitol, Fowler, Saugerties for Boston, ir JM Preoman, Eldridge, New York for Toston, Sehr OF Hawley, Tyler, Amboy for Newport. chr J A Hatfield (Br), Mattield, York for Windsor, i bebe BH Mit Schr Geo Kilborn, Binke, Ps Schr BH Wartord, Sprague. Sche Fanny Hanmer, Brook p | Sehr Robin Hood, ituker. Uhitatelpbia for W for Hartford, wdhouse, New York for Boston, y. Amboy for Bi Sehr Anson Brown, Selir © Careoll, Carrell, Port'Je | _ Sele Southern Cross (lin), Pacerson, oy for Pawtucket, for Lynn, York for Shulee, w York for Bo NS, | Kehr 8 $ Micumore, © Schr Marletty Smith, Preston, i, Por vn Selir Julia Newell, Shopard, 3 rele Globe, Merrill, Fort Juhinvon tor Ps Sebr York for Bostor Sour hkeepsie Sehe Amelia Augusta, Mott, New Vi |, nelir Jeumie Kogers, Rogers, 3 ow York for Millstone i ‘echawken for Boston. Senr GL Daboll, Sa w York for Greenport, Sehr LA Toles. Holines, New venwicb. Schr Onrust, Winters, Amboy for N Sehr Alice H, Bassett, New Yerk for Boston. Schr TB Smith, Bowden, Port Johnson for Providence, Behr Henry Gibbs, Coin, i for New Bedtord, Sene Mail Me: w York for Green Sehr hester, Treadwell, ort Johnson for Portchemer. CLEARED, r), Reichmann, Bromen via Southamp- er Bolivia (Be), Small. Glasgow—Henderson Bros. St Laurent (Fr), Lachesue, Havre via Plymouth ni. yaniels, Nassan, 3 er City of Houston, SH Maltory & Co, Steamer New Orleans, Dearborn, New Orleans—Clark & Morgan City, Read, New Orleans—Chas A Whit- ney & ¢ | Steamer San Jacinto, Hasard, Savannab—W_ R Garrison, of Atlanta, Woodhull, Churlestoa—Jas W Morehead City and Wil. vo—Win PF Clyde & Co, mer Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, City Poimt and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamer John Gibson, Chichester, Georgetowa, DO—J L | Roome Steamer Aun Elian. Richards, Philedeluhia—Jas Ha Stoamer Gen Whitney, Coleman, Boston—H F Du ip Campa Kuitia (tal), Jaccarive, Bristol, K—Lawro, | WY | storey € 0 | (Bp, Bent, Bristol, R—Boyd & ship An Hincxen, Ship Jobn Bryeo, Morse, St John, NR—W K Grace & Co. Ship WK Grace, Black, San Prancisco—Sutton & Co, abate Poxuie Doy (Br), Muckic, Aberdeca—Bowring & rehibat Bark Vietor (Non, Waage, Queenstown, Falmouth of Mymoath—Benham & Bayesen. Hark Aste Koudsen, Cork or Falmouth for orders— © Tobias & Co. Bark Glor; Bertotoa, Cork or Falmouth for orders—Joliw —Murray, Ferris & Co. ig. Galveston via Key 1k Co ‘or Benefactor, Jones, 10 Goudey | Bark An p. plist Constantia (Xor),” Kaadsen, Hotterdam—Fawch, aye & Co. Hark Doris Gerdes (Ger), Moyer, Rign—Funeh, Edge & Co. Co. Hark Suen (Ital), Stinco, Marsetiies—Funch, Fe | Bark Prindsesse Alexandra (Dat ‘st Penist | Burk « brides dark F le | Mark Aw | sen | tigre Kina Mares (ie), Vesey, Hamilton (Bermuda) A E Cork, Falmouth or Plymouth fr T& Co, r, Wavener, MBarbados—Dwigt & Az Alverte, Hinkle: rea He Wineh Pieres, Barbador—Dantel Trowbridge & Co. tist, Ureutt, Pernandiaa—larvons & Schr Ania, MeCreads, Ciadad Rolivar—Geo W Dalter , Panvell, Aux Cay nes & ison, Warren ne Anna W Coiling, Collins, Jaomet (Hayti) BJ Wen- at hr Giecian Bend (Be), Godirey, Hantaport, NS F tney & Co, iwi | atter July Schr Julia R Ployd. Gaskins, Georgetown and Pot Bluff, SC—E D Hurlbut & Co. ue BY Hazard, Rowland, Georgetown, SC—Bentley, Gildorsleeve & ¢ Sehr jiral, Steelman, Charleston—Bentley, Gilder- sleeve & € r Trade Wi nd—Slacht & Petty. Bebe Helen, I ig bro 'm Chalmers. Rehr MJ Granger, Nelson, Balu:nore—Wu Chalmers, chr Cherubin, Lark, Baltimore—1 B Guyer. Schr Heurietta, Hill, Perth Amboy, NI—J Hi Winchester £ C0. coche Ida May, Lamson, Elixnbethport—Simpson, Clapp & 0. ‘Ser JW Peasley, Parker, Damariscotta, Me—A T He- ne nr Geo A Pierce, Kelly. Salem—C F Ropbins, Behr Vhus K Moody, Arey, Boston—H P Brown & Co. pcitht Blackstone, Wicksom, Providenco—H W Juckson & by Mlinois, Wilson, New Haven—Cartwright & Doyle. SAILED, rs Celtie (Br), for Iavernoo! : Br, do; (Ger), Brew Bt Laurent (Fr) Bolivia Ginegow, Lao, Nassau City of Went; Morgan City, New Orle: inctnge, Bavenaab, city “of “Attutin. Charleston: ilimington a Dominion, Richmond, 4c; Joba Gibson, Georgetowa, be ship ersburg Londen Miers (Aus), "rrieste as uilla Cork: Alpios us; Morning Star, Ha Fleece, Barbados Havre: brigs Louisa Price, Jucmel tiles Lewis L Squires, Rio Janeiro; h B (Br), Hull; typerion, Passages Wind at sunset, SE. Barometer af sunset, 29.84; midnight, 29.80. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Strayxn Stsixwaxy (Rely). from the River P Antwerp, patinto Mudoira May 17 wath machinery de- fective Bank Frex 'Trapx, Merryman, had completed repairs at Shaughal April 0, Bank Titatak (fins), from Pensacola for Mull chefore roported), was towed to Sheerness Muy 19 trom Dungeness waterlogged and with fore und main masts cut away. Qvenac, June 2—Burk Thomas Lee (Br), Kendall, from Workugton for Quebec, with coal, before reported ashory owe Island, Was towed off, making water. Will dock and be surveyed. SrJonx, NB, June 1—The supposition that the unknown vessel wrecked some time ago on Grand Mena might pre' to be the wood-boat schr Viviet, which arrived tn port Guy or two uo, Is happily untrue, Smiracn.pixc—At New London the now sehr Sarah & Al Jen ts ubout ready fur launching trom Brainard’s ways. | She is of 170 tons Oo m is baile tor a good & Capt Charles Allew takes command and uocs out first Mackerel: for the US Light. house Deparcueat at Baltimore on Thursday, from the yard of the Columbiun Lon Works, Win T Mulsier, propriate i —Length over all, 134 teo ; duped of hold, 10 fect; dratt, Udy At Eust Leamaoin Me, May 31. a fino clipper ward of 100 omned d by W 3 Hodickins nado 1s called the 4, named for Capt GW Collins, of Bluehill te be sremtectea er Atte Hodgkins, built for the stone business, buflt by Williaw T’ Malster for the ise service, Was launched June 2 from jer Droadth of bea: United States light the yard of the Columbian Iron Works, Baltimore, rabbet to rabbet is L i lepth of hold anidyhips, be schr rigged ana will have two upright’ boi rs, 2h bj surtace condenser flue builer, ny NOTICE TO MARINERS. Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board that on and 1976, a light will be sown from the new light- he grounds of the Duakirk Light Station Lake Erie, 160 feot W by S45 from the old tower. The ht will be w tixed white, varied by white flashes at inter: vals of 1 minuts and 40 xeconds, and should be seen in clear hor from the deck of « vessel 10 tect above the lak statute miles, WHALEMEN, At Eoapad May 8, bark Sea Breeze, Barnes, NB; no re- port of ‘A letter from Capt Chase, of bark Jireh Perry, of NB, re- ports her at Puita Aj ne 21, with 200 bbi; ite A letter trom bs v SPOKEN, Flectford, Taylor, lon Ship Aprils, lat 3 45 from annem n for San Francisco, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agonts aud shipmasters arc informed that by telegrapbing to the Hexatv London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de |’ Opera, Paris,” the arrivals ag and departures trem European and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled tothis coun- try free of charge. Captains arriviug at and sailing from French and Medt- terranoan ports will find the Paris office the more economi- cul and expeditious for tetegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. BaistoL, June 3—Sailed, steamer Arragon (Br), Symons, New York, Betvast, June 3—Salled, bark Hattie Goudy (Br), Ham- moad, North America. Mont, June 3—Arrived, steamer Chelydra (Br), Gould, Philadelphia. Tavnr, June 3, 7 PM—Sailed, steamer St Germaine (Fr), Rienloux, New York via Plymoath, Lavenroot, June 3—Arrived, steamer Guillermo (Sp), Behéverr w Orleans; ship Loch Cree (Br), Currie, San Francisco. Bailed 34, ship Revolving Light (Br), Coonan, North America; barks TJ Southard, Woodworth, United States; Florri M Hulbert, Handy, do. Also sailed 3d, ship Hermon, Dillan, Bombay. Loxpox, June 3—Arrived, stoamer Presnits (Br), Arm- strong, New York, with shaft broken (as before reported). Sailed 3d, sche Charlie Morton, Pike, Boston, Mavaitivs, May 1—Arrived, brig Eleanor Miller (Br), Hilts, Port Natal, Neweastix, June 3—Sailed, steamer Woodburn (Br), Thompson, Philadelphia, WEATHER REPORT. Pryxovta, June J, 6 PM—Wiud SW, fresh. Liverroot, June 3, 8:40 PM—Wind NW, fresi. FOREIGN PORTS, — Carcerts, April 28—In port, ships Savoir Faire (Br), Ailtehison ; Cirysomene (Br) Browning, aud Ivanhue (Br), York; Redy antiet (Bri, fur do; Geo H War- Falmouth; Victoria,” Atwood, for lieton, Pendleton, unc. wn river 28th, slips Sussex (Br), Stop, Bates Family (By) Dougall, New York. aut reg May Bi—Sailed, brig Komold (Br), Bdgett, uorth of Hatter: June 1, sehr J M Riley, Small. do. pCtuneERags, May 20—Halled, barks Hoot Heotland (Hr), Whitt Now Y: Ala (Nor), en do: brig Comrade ho. ‘Halifax; Mary B Staples, I'ratt, Philadel vi eemnara May 10—Sailed. Goocas Field, Balti- 3 Bth, Kustern Star, Foster, we ore ith oar Zepieige Jlion, fr Turky Inland rk. ‘atnun Pou steamer Lake Me- gantic (Br), Batiorsby, ‘Liverpool for Quabec. Gumactan, May 10 Arrived. brig Roctzl amo (10), de Ge. for New York intid towed throuch the ‘Strait bark Tnvestixa trom | Murseilies brig Miranda (Swi. Hactecll, Malaga tor hr HC Winship, Doane (from Trapani) for £9 W G Howes, Morzan, ‘Orleans; Liberty, Sand: berg, New Yo reales 24, barks Elba, Gover, New York; J B Woodworth ), Frederickson, do, wttaaea Juve 2—Sailed, brie Peter Roberts (Br), for inida April 1—Cleared provionals, barks Bing Car RO: jew York; Maud Seammell (Br, ip Magellan, Henry, for Boston, dg; fthap. tor, San Francisco, cred fetrelln, tor do. do Ettpon. May at Dark Maria Rose (Ger), Schulte, NeNuled May 27, brig Helen O Phinney, Boyd, New York; ‘Gen, for Ne echt SB Aikinsos, Youug, Poiledeiphia’ (stter putting bi . vilanrueace. 81 NB, May 3—Cleaced, sehr Busiris (Br), Mar- Ms Aonmatse April 19—Sailed, bark Verona (Br), Reynolds, Gibeattar tor are Mayacurz, May 13—In sehr Wyoming, Foss, for Fa- Jardo, to luad tor berth of Hatteras, to sail same d Lege 1 Nada Jane t—Sailed, bark Frey (Nor), north of Hh Mesquasn, ai May Yo itn bark Norma Santth Gloucester vin 3} Sydney. ‘Cleared June 1, bark ‘enonah, Forbes. Liverpool. ots ‘April d—Sailed, bark Emma Parker (Br). Kelly, Nacvano, ER. Juno 2—Salled, sehr Harriet Brewster, Sanford, New Y. Panaxe ‘April, 22—In port, ship Herald of the Morning, Tow or London, wrcrob, “ba ye J—Arrived, bark Maxgie (Br), Urquhart, (Be, Live: unec, June 1—Arrived, ship Victory, Watson, Londom, bake NGniaton, Owen, Are! te ndal: Berihe, Gaarn, Loudon Yoani, gy me Have: John. Ball, ikmerson, Londo nde Charente; Mochester, Voller, Liver ted, barks ‘Surprise, Averill, north of eat eas Brickinory, do (was rep tabled Api i ‘ar Jou: e Arrived, bark Waytarer ‘Thurber, sehr Brill, . eared Taylor (Br). Atkinson, Limertek ¢ sete LA Johnson, Wilmington W deots (Br), New York; Nellie Clark, Clar ro ANpanws, June 1—Arrived, sehr Julia Clinch, Malo- oon, Say 16a Wt ae, ee Yorn. Al ja) erie rer, Gore, New Yor! Miran | ite o—Arrived, heriese ag Carver, Batavia, Butsrot, May 20—Saited, Rockland, C Montreal; zist, Hebe. Mintyy Sandy Hook. Barro jay Sa Aecived, Lady Dufferin, Flyan, Sevan. Wutrast, May 20—Sailed, Terese Carmela, Searinict, New York; Acadian, Cusen, do; Emma L scars Macomber, ‘Tryon: Krna, Eilertsen, St Joho. NB. PunWnauatnn, Muy 19 Acrived, Mosel (), Neynaber, New York, Bononavx, May 19—Sailed, Carlo, Tonnesen, New York. Consxuaciy, May 18—H'ansed, Ludwig Burchard, Kort frow Riga for New CALOUTTA, April 24--sailed, Sussex, Stup, San Feanclaco, Dnat, May 22- Anchored, Androa Wilhe! . Wiligust, New Ocioans tor Reval; Genilii, Roceatoghiata, Londen for Netrelved 20th. Job Withelm, Albreeht, London for Philade iphia (and sailed), Semmes May 19—Of, Antoinette, Scott, Callao for Hamburg. pijomeis, May 20—Hailed, Francis Hilyard, Abbott, Lewes, ALstworx, May 18—Arrived, Loreley, Marcussen, New Or- leaus for Cronstudt, igh Atmoeta, May 31—Arrived, V Of the Lizard 19th, Johann Ludwig, Holijes, Bremen for mont, Richards, © a th. Iris shi. Prussend is (ship, of Windsor, NS), for Miramiel Piosuina May 20 tirived, tisled, kedonua, Baltimore for Antwerp. jafinoucestan, Muy 20—Arrived, Exeollent, Shaw, Port: Sailed 21st, Glusepne Virdi, Bocel, Philadelphia: Grev Manderstrou, tue Quebec. Giascow, May 10— a1 May 20—Nutled, Akbar, Bizemore, en, Fols Quebec. ived, Emma V, Bernier, Portland, Muatreal; ved, noes (3). Mills, New York, jed from Cuxhaven Muy $i. Mimi, Domi- 3 Auguste. Lentig. New York. ONG, about May 17~-Arrived, Oceuuic (9), Parsel!, and Lotus (s), Gray, San Prancisco, Teswicn, May ‘Arrived, Marie, Lovold, New Orleans, Kunnacuen, ” April i—sailed, Annie Loswas, Giles, Bom- bay ‘and arrived at 1 26th), Pe eautoea May Bonnie Dundee, Goll, Mo 10. ann port 22d, Revolving Light, Coonan, from New leas Sailed 2tet, Hattie N Bangs, Bangs, Buenos Ayres; Hor- tenga, Simouson, Quebec; 22d, Carrotion, Lewis, New Yori ared 20th, Maria Augusta, Ohman, Sandy Hook; Alna, Thorbiornsen, Quebec. Of Bar Lightship 18th, B Sewall, Pennell, Liverpool, for Philadolphin: 19th, Lydia Peschaw, Fechter, do tor Wil- mingtan, Ni Loxnow, May 20— Arrived, Fire Queen, Mauiltun, New ‘22d, ¥ Suppieieh, PI Fernandina. Cleared 20th, Gentile, Barjete, New York (and sailed from Graveson: Euuna, Cox, do (and sailed trom Grave end 21st) ; 22d, Janet Ferguson, Rivchie, Montreal Entered out 22d, Denmark (s), Williwan, tor New York. Nafled from Gravéxend 20th, Viator. Bou, Phiindelphi Lowsxsrort, May 20—Arrived, Helios, Land, New Orle Sandomenden, Baltimore, vith, Porto Rico. Salted 2d Carrier Dove. Simucins, Philedel phn, Suiled, Paolo Revell, Reveilo, 22a, Crono, Stark, de ax, May IM-Suiled, Nomad, Jayne. New York, MAAssLUIS, May 19—Sailed, Sophia i Luhrs, Hopkins, Yew York (and returned to the Roads) MaLaca, May 14—Arrived, Abby Hucon, Merrill, Gibral- ta Aah April 27—Sailed, David Brown, Colcord, Cal- cutta, Newcastix, May 20-—Cleared, Blizabeth (Ger), for San Francisco. NaGasaxt, Mareh 13—Arrived, Rosetta McNeil, Brown, Shanghal, pinrmavoc, May 20—Arrived, Ocean Child, Davies, Finella, Nielson, Mira- New 07. ‘ont TaLuor, May 20—Sailed, michi, Pauats, BI, May Syed aro Uilyara, from Inde- pendencit bay (and sailed tor the ire), Pauao, | May't7 ‘un, Gage, New York. Srermix, Mi ew York, Sailod 18th, Som Tiwusre, May 1 AX. quero, Cafero, New ror, May 19—Ready for sea, Suga, Larsen, for Now AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, O, May 2S—Suiled,+bark W TH Thorndike, Kelley, reared ALEXANDRIA, June 2—Arriv schrs L B Cow EY thwaite, and WW Pharo, tor Washington; Henry vey, and Emma Aery 1 Georgetown, Suted—sehirs cP Haris ME Femerick, Mary, Miller, A Douike, N H Skinner, and Mattie A Hund (from George- town). t BUsTO a 3—Arrived, steamers Atlas, Hoseason, Liverpool 8, Bexrse, New Yor Williamsport, Wi Hae, Philadelphia: schr Walter F Varker, Daniels, Cadiz. Cleared—Steamers Wm Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore; Norm, Nickerson, Philadelphi: Neptune, Berry, New pleat ship Youemite, Mack, San Francises ark George T » (Br), lor, Matang: brig Nellie Mitehell, John- de Verde; sehr Sucuh Bruen, Petty, Cacsier, Pa. ‘teamor Carroll; barks bssex, Mary Hunter. Jupe ‘—Arrived, steamers F Lc Raleigh, Oliv Rio Jane son, Foster, New York Grev Eagle, Luen: er, tt, St John, Rebecca A Carter, his Wan Fisher, Philadelph ‘Curdenns, Burrows. Lives ‘agowst, Hooper, Savannah; Tackaboe, Brown, Newberns Cz Elizabeth, Clirk, New York; barks Armonia (tal), Caffarena, Drogheda: "Nuova Dovero Ital), Campondonta, outh or Plymouth: sehra Mary D Ireland, 3 13 Willams, Wilson, Charloston. Steamers Bolivar, San’ Marcos; shi» Mar a R, June 1—Arrived, brig Jas Davis, Et ila. 4, June 1—Arrived, sebrs Eva E Pettingill, York, ¢ Philadelphia: HA Dewitt. Manson’ Miller, Greenwich, NJ; steamtug H w York. Irene K Meservey pissatves Priscilla and Mary E Rankin, Fuller, Philadelphia; on, Jameson, New York; Josiuh White- m, Baltimore sclirs Sunlight, Etheredge, Philadelphia; Liz- tie Wilson, Wilson, Baltimor ank W Bmery, falker, Georgetown, Dt nS Brow ins, New York; Tanta: ant of Islesboro), for ——. HARLESTON, June 3—Arrived, steamer Gulf Stream, Crowell, New York: sehr T Harris, Kirk, do. Suiled—Stenme r Champion, Lockwood, New York. ye aeats. May 26—Cleared,'schr _Koman, McFarland, New CAPE COP, June 1—Off, ship P N Bianchard, Loring, from Portland tor New York. DIGHTON, June 1—Arrived, schrJ L Leach, Jobnson, Philadelphia. FORTRESS MONROE, June 3—Arrived, ship Chloe (Belg), Rockaert, Bremea for orders. Passed in for Baltimore—Bark Johaun (Ger), from Bre- men; brig Amelia Emma, Field, from New York. Passed ‘out—Steamer Diego (Sp), for Havana; Kings County (Br), tor Cork; Prinds Oscar (Nor), for terdam; Rom 0 ¢ (ital), tor Dublin—all from Baltimo: FALL RIV, May 31—Sailed, sehr Sarah L Simmot Gandy, Philadelphia, nual! ESTON, May 29—Cleared, schr Pioneer, Rogers, ata, Juve 2—Arrived, schr Washington, Berry, N Cloared— Bark Sabine, Williams, New York, GEORGETOWN, 8C 8, May 27—Arrived, seh Wilmington, NC ‘30h, Lizzi Cleared 29th, schrs Nidgewood, Jobnson, Joseph Rudd, ere dy. KEY May 24—Arrived, schrs Bob (Br), Albury, Freseau 1 aey rien, Mone, New Orleans; 25th, Alice Vane, 26, Hon, Sailed 23d. xehe Abraham Richardson, Bray, Nassan. NEW ORLEANS, May fo Arrived, bi ‘Kioto, Long, Havana; sehr Geo Taupe. Suavrived, sehr Lady Woodbury, Woodbury, Port. Anto- ared—Steamer Cordova (Br). Long, Liverpool; ship Scotia (Bri, Mitchell, Havre; barks Simeto (lab, Viviano, Genou: Bridgeport, Morgan, Corunna. Passks—Arrived, Jers, Hawthorn, Now York. prhatied—Ship Preston (Bi), Liverpool bark 'N'8 (Nor, SNEWeURYroRT Juno 2—Arrived, schrA J Fabous, Revd, Mavagues, VoRD. ‘Jane 1—Sailed, schrs 8C Hart, Kelly, nd, New York: Harriet F Hammell, Sailed—Se Beribner, De Charlotte Jw house, Farnh: 2d—Sailed, yw York. Mie, Perry, Lane, West, Charleston. jow York; 90th, NEW B: Phitadetphiny ‘Nelson Warvey, Weeks, and Nightingale, Young, New York 2d—Narled, sebrs Lemuel Hall, Tripp, Georgetown, DC; Young Teuser, Facemire, Philadelphia, NEWPORT, June 1, PM—Arrived, sehrs Oliver Ames, Babbitt, Providence for’ Poiladelphia: Hed Rover Bowden, do for Now York (or Bristol, Me); JasH Tripp, Nickerson, New York for Chatham. Returned—Schrs Oliver Chase, Gloncester, and Lucy Ba- Ber (and ail suived again 2d). nie uiled, acur Decutur Oakes, Baker, Chickuboming ver vin Norfol ‘ W LONDON, June 2—Arrived, sehr Wm T Elmer, New NEW HAVEN, June 2—Arrived. brig Elise greed Elkins, Mayarues; schrs A Hl M ribert, Griffin, mg e>4 phia; Sucks Varick, Trenton; Ella 1H Barnes, 2 B Webb, Webb, New York, ese due LA, May 31—Arrived, brig J Merry, Brea, le: apinw all. Kaitea-iarks Marie Antotnetts (Dutch), Hoimmens, Em- den; Valkyria (Br), McQuarrie, London. PORT ROYAL, SC, June 3—Railed, steamer Carondelet, McC et f (from Fernandina, ke), New York (net sailed 2d), PEIERSBURG, May 31—Arrived, schr A B Goodmas, Bacon, New York. PHILADBLPHIA, June 2—Arrived, schrs Joseph Marsh, w York (ahd cloared for New Bedford) ; Elm City, 8 D Hart, Barzess, Sto mt Cora, alkonbers, Ethiy Sas Harbors it P Maliock. tiallock, Hingham? tak. ew Bediod; ME Woodhull, Horton; Ils, Wells, Port Jefferson. ‘brig Isane Carver. Williams, Bangor. Bd—Arrived, steamer Anthracite, Graudey, New York; Concord, | Sheri barks Merear (Ger). Haan, Bremen, via Sandy Hook: sclrs St Croix, Leland, Hava Whitney Lom, Bi ‘Bickmore, Gurdiner:” Agnes J Grace. ra, I Memser, Gregory, ao; Marshall 6 Kelie. Ruy, Silem: 5 P Abell. Carr.’ Providenes; port: Lois (Br), Raymond Bray, New York; Bos Cad Meier, New York, Clearéd—Steamers Roman, Crowell, Boston; Tonawanda, i Virginia, Hunter, Charlestan; A C Stim Varven, Now York: bark During, Branscomb, Matanzus: brie J i Kirby, Barres, Havana; sehrs Addie Jordan. Leavitt, Portland: Douglas Haynes, ‘Adaros, Augusta, Me; Babel 1 Trons, Henek, Gloneester} Amorican Eagle, Newlove, Daunersport ; Joxeph Hall, Ham- Aiton, Fall River, ‘Aleo cleared, steamer Herkisman, Pierce, New York: ships Kinvum (81), Perry, London: Edith Troop (Br), Crocker, Kanama: barks Mirto N (Aus), Borome wiown; AL fredo. (Ital). Gazzolo, Cork of Falmouth; brige Oriana, Doane, 5 Fon, Nii, via Hoxton: Marie. (Dutehy, Hansen, Nevia: sche KK Wilson, Cropper, Bermnda: salite, Cou ple. Charlestot rdwell, Wallace, Rockland; aio Wot Wells, Newport; llelen A Locke, Tiand, Bow seMailed —Stoaners Perkiomen, Vindveator, Roman and Ton- }—Went to sen, bark Ganger Rolf (Nor), Sd—Arrived, bark Capella, from Antwerp for orders; sehr Clara Fiotcher, Sargent, Turks Istand. PORTLAND, Me. Jan Arrived, sebvs LH fopee, Bo ton, be load for Norfolk ; Sea Bird, Stanley, Calais for Flush in, Bicared—sebr Geo R Thatcher, Bray. New Orleans. Bd—Arrived, sch M jardiner for New York, PROVIDENCE. Whiting, Hardin, ida, Crocker, do Ario Pardes, Nic Pawtucket; Na- u i Hannah & Hrown, ris. Now York. 5 M ale jled, schrs AT Cohn, Brown, and Mery F Castiman, Walls, New York. piulctalted, vente Duntol Webster, 3 York; HC Giles, AniCtiitoxD, June 1—Sailed, sehr J M Harland, Soper, iow York. ROCKLAND, May 26--Arrived, sehr Walter E Palmer, for Baltimore; 27th, brig 6 0 Volso ory, New York ; 2 schrs Mary Munioe, Itall, do; ¢ V Turner, Walker, d WC Hall, Tolman, do; Sth, Gem, Thomas, do, Sailed 35th, sobre Nile, Metcalf, New York: ‘26th, Monti- cello, Albany: 20th, J C Crafts, Groeles, New York ; Convoy French. do: John Bird, mith, Baltimore; A Keen, Kenting, Philadelphia June 2Arrived, ship Lathley Rieb, BAN FRANCIS€ Lewis, ong Kong. Cleared—Bark Stella Ger), Meyer, Burrard Inlet and Shanchat; brig Deux Amis (FF), Roberts, Puget Sound, Sailea—Ship Pride of the Port, Sawye trom Fort Town. tend). Caleatia (was reported satted Mi BAVANNAI, June Arrived, brig © © Bearse, Binivden, and Cleared—Barks Agnes (Ger) tebrs Annie € Cook, Cook, and Eva J Smit York. David V Streaker, Philadelphia, Sailed—sark Jaeod Kaners (Swe), Liverpool Rersogin Anna (Ger), Havre, Aico sailed, stonmer Saw Salvador, Nickerson, Now York, SALEM, dune —Arrived, sehr Joba C ‘Cottingham, Ayres, New Yor VINEYARD HAVEN, June 2—Arrived, bark $ M Maven, for Portiand : sehrs Ualeb Baton, Baracoa tor elgerap'. Kondout ine. do; D kills. de foe Hath: Wanderer, ord for Rownd Pond: Newport, Now York tor Winder, we Daylight, Bangor tor Washington; Vasbti, Calais tor Mystic, | ey City. Sallod— Barks WILMINGTON, Now Sums Sec Arriveds steeuen Gee pore whek, Havanuial for New York (put in for slight repairs) Choured--feke Chariey Bucki, Foss, Bath. _ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. A. “ROR SALE. STEAMILLPS, TitON AND WOODKES, AAs Stonmbosin, with and without stuterooma, und ali draugits oe river seriee” sevcrat inn pw Yachg Tuer Steam Launches, Ferrsbouty od ay ie general, Bick & oSeuMI DT, No.1 South Willan st. A —100 Boats READY TO SHIP; SHELL, CLUB, + Whitehall, fA ahall, Metaile | Pat and Spoon Oars. See TEPLIEN ROBERTS. ‘OMBINATION DOUBLE No P. RO, A for*sule: 27 foet long, i AnD Ral See hoon used three times For particulars adurees J We INGRIE, Passaic, N. J. SOUTIL ST. ; vive ) ‘winutes Fulton ferry dalle onder. et 38 SEAN DN Ni? NATBOAT, &C., FOR BALE ( K SOLD J” in good’ condition, newly Datntod: foes : uiso small Canve; price, togesher, $90. ote prow trocer, Broadway, Wost ‘Brighton, & 1 Broiad st,, ety. ROCKETS GENUINE SPAR COMPOSITION FOR wll Deizbt woodwork om yaghte aud Dont, can te had YS" STEVENS, 32° Burling slip, New York, 7OR SALE—STEAM PERRYBOAT Fi ; jlinder, O foot stroke, ‘Address WH rte tae as s in r0 Chestuuiat, Pulladelphia, it St JOR SALE—A SLOOP | XAGHT. CA CABIN, 44 | FER ,() a Fig Ay ed register, in good order; Rddrom Jt J. ik i OR SALE—8LOOP Tac 53 FrEGT BY 15 BY hardwood cabin; fast sailer; inventor; comaplete. Fe particulars apply to ALONZO E. SMITH, Tatip, OK BALE AND © ARTER—STEAMBHTPS, reat boats, 75 to 200 tect long; some with ud without staterooms ; frei; ee Snvonliets sheen steam wail Yuchts, 30 to 10) oat Lat Tagboats. GEORGK ¥, PLYMBR, 30 Soutlt TOU RALE-FIRST CLASS SLOOP YACITT, BUE k : rt 78 foot long: hus fine eabla, nuh Otice: AND OPEN YACATS, ALL sizes; also Steam eehts, fro oo en wo leo cad rties, At FRANK BATES’, lyn. JOR SALE-A VERY SMARE AND ABLE CABIN Sloop Xaclit, 34x14; well formed and imperfect order. vom a can ‘seen near there, Appl: nr 438 Hast 136th st. Gradiivess box 1,408 POR SALE Ar A REASONABLE PRICE—A Finest class schooner Luacht, N.Y.Y.U.; . The'most woatheriy yachts ia the fleet’ wall foand'ta iy yaahts in the Beets, wa respect. Address A., box 194 Herald office. ies po SALE At A BARGAIN-TWO POWERFUL PRO- iE poller rie _lncomplete order: also ee: veieam: ont . Hay” Burgos, to A ARI RD ». 62 # atrisou si corner ste POR SALE FOR WANT OF USK—JIB AND MAIN- il yacht Tt dorbolt ; 26 tionz, 114) feet beams iow pals: call ta good idee. “Apply te ULEuSSET. ort ner Bowery wid Spring st Fo! SALE—A SCHOONER. 97 FEET LONG, 10 FEET beam, centre board; is in good condition; sails and riguing new. Also several others of various sizes. Call on or address SOLOMON SMEDLEY, foot of Courg st, Brooklyn, OR SALE OR CHARTER—STEAMBOAT ESCORT, 00 feet long; Atted with ooms; also light draught ut Propeller United States, 420 tons. “Hoth are rendy ha PREDK, €, SCHMIDT, No. 1 South William ee OR SALE "CHEAP—ONE | ELEGANT PASSENGER saloon sidewheel Steamboat, 126 fect long, 33 fees over pont draught ped nage thyee a with new boiler; im complete ranning order for excursions or ry route, Inquire of THEO. SMITH & BIRO., foot of Kesox at., Jor NOK CASH ONLY—TWO CENTREBOARD SCHOON. ers, GV und 100 tou: Tog yer; by sound, new sails ang rigging Car agree n be seer Butler's dock, Tow venville, L. 8 owner. 36S Riv wt, FOR FU. N ANNINGS YACHTING AGENCY. Particulars of all yacbte for sale, and Inventories, &e., sco the Yachting Circular, published at the office, SIS'Broadway. JLOOP” YACHT LUCILLE.—THIS FIRST CLASS ©) “yacht to charter, with erew, by day, week or month, to partios of gentlemen or familien, Apply to J. NOBLES, 21 Chustopher st., or on board yacht, off Fourth st., Ho- H—42 FEET LONG; THE HAND- and fastest yacht of her sixe in No full inventory aud in complete order; Apply at 77 Warren st., Now York. (PAE WELI-ESOWN SCHOONER YACHT, SCUD. 64 feet long, exn be chartered by the day, week or moxthf Unsurpassed for accommodation, Apply to THOMAS LINDSAY, 238 Atlantic av., Brooklyn, {D TO CHARTER FOR THE SUMMER—BY sponsible parties, x 50-toot Yacht, completely found, with full Dartieniars, D D, MoWILLTAMS, 12 South 9& ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SMALL SAIL YACHT; ‘must be fn good condition and cheap. Addrew YACHT, Herald office. ; FANTED 20, FURCHASEA” GOOD TWO DROR 3 rf cash; or to churtel three monthe, Adiress W. A. JOHNSON, S27 Washington sts Brooklyn, with all particulars. Wie cane Soe ame ee esp), a 20 foot Bout ress, Wi and full’ description, LOW, Seecretan. 50. =FOR SALE, A SLOOP IN GOOD ORDER; 330, carries 8) toa. * Weshawken Oil Dock, Roman Cortage. MISCELLANEOUs. “LY BSOLUTE DivORCRS OBTAINED FROM DIPPRIC ent States, tor numerous causes, without publicity; egal everywhere ; no charge in advance; advice free. M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway, Fyesvavarrens New York, frow its size, superior stuation and its advan- tages in tho way of frequont communication with all parts of tke country and civilized world, 1s headquarters for al- most exerything produced in America, Manufacturers in every part of the United States have their depots and agon- cies bore, and buyers can frequently vave monoy by dealing with the righthouse. ‘The following houses are the most prominent in their re- ‘epective lines, and do tho larc-st business of any im this country—in short, aro headquarters >— rios and Provisio | somperaed tk, & P. BL TH HURRER & CO., West Broadw: Reade ana Hudson sis. Bor Perfumery. ap ag COLGATE &co., 55 Jhn st, 80 and Gorham Plate. a siver THE GORHAM COMPANY. No.1 Poond st. Oils and Gasol Lngtopn CHARLES PRATT & 00 Pearl st. tals, Tin Plates, &o. sis 7 PHELPS, DODGE & CO. 19 and 21 Cafe bers’ Iron Ware, Stoves and Ornamental Irom “THE J. L, MOTT IRON WORKS, 90 Beckman st, Rope, Cordage and Oak PI Work. WILLIAM WALL'S 80NS, 119 Wall st, Amorican Graphite Peneiis, Stove Polish. ee DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. 243 Railroad av., Jersey City. I Sand Fertil Agricultural Implements and Fe en, 400, B tho and Tol Waver i, bys - GEORGE PLACE, 103 Reade st. Amerie NNONTA BRASS AND COPPEE couraxy, 19 Clim at. <4 and Photozraphic Materials, Bae Scot ‘iLL MANU! fPxere NG COMPANY, 419 and 421 Broome st, C. T. RAYNOLDS & CO., 108 and 108 Fulton bt, Paints and Otls, improved Corn Starch and Matson, Blend 3s k place, corner Charca st. aper Hangin " ‘SuiistY: Siurmenp £ career, 510 West 23d ot. H.W. COLLENDER, ‘Broadway. Billiard Tables. OxFoRD Lay COMPANY, Al, 83 and 85 Washington st Cat Nails and Spikes Vulcanized Rubber, bef YOu BELTING AND rity COMPANY, . M. Cumavar, lreasure: and 38 Park row. Draggist Glassware. ig agemee Peay’ hoo Acids, Chemicals and Dye Staffs MARTIN KALBPLEISCHS eo. Sbip Bread and Cracker Bakers. J.T. WILSON & CO, 73, 75, 77 and 79 Fulton i, Floor Oileloth (D. Powers & Sy seal la 0) A | Si tod 189 Dunue oe Glue, Gelatine and Nent’s Foot Oil. PETER COOPER'S Gine Fi 17 Burling Iron—Ore, fig, Boums, Rails, COOrBR, wai a oa 3h Beart a, Salt and Fish; also Storage. alt an $0 Stora ag, e808 , 4 tiomstlen sip ‘and #4 Fron’ TOMAS RAGNEW, THE GREAT §! ie cer, Ten, Coffee and Flour Den! , ees body, call aud get bargains. 3V Voxey st. ss AEST vb