The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1876, Page 10

0 THE EXHIBITION. BEDUCTION IN THE CHARGE FOR ADMISSION TO CHILDEREN REQUIRED—-THE EXHIBITION TO BE OPEN UNTIL HALY-PAST SEVEN AND THE GROUNDS UNTIL NINE P. M. ON SATURDAT— OPENING OF THE BREWEKS’ BUILDING. Paitaperraia, Juve 7, 1876. One of the mistakes of the management—! will not call it a blunder, though it may become one—is to charge full price for the admission of children. Fit cents is not too much for an adult, but a child of ele or twelve ought to be admitied to the Exhibition for twenty-fivecents, There are comparatively few children Been on the grounds, for the obvious reason that Parents cannot afford to take their families at the present prices. Yet the young people have a very sin- cere and patriotic intercst in the Centennial, and would, if the rates were reduced, contribute largely to the revenue. This mistake of having no half price for girls and boys is one which should be speedily cor- rected, The summer holidays are drawing pear, and there should be during July and August thousands of intelligent school children om the grounds daily. The exclusive policy is not merely unjust, but injurious tothe Exhibition, ‘Large sales and smail profits” ts a3 good a motto forthe Exhibition as it proved to be for the inte Mr, Stewart’s dry goods store, and it is to be hoped that tho Commissioners will recognize the truth, THE KARLY CLOSING SYSTEM, There is another point to which the managers will be soon required to give their attention, and that is the early closing of the grounds. The gates are shut at six o'clock, just at the time when the aiternoon {s cool pleasant to stroli under the trees. Practically, Stops tbe inspection of the varios depart- t half-past five P, M., and, of course, deters ments thousands of people from vi iting the grounds, As the days become longer the toll wil become more perceptible. 1t is possible that the exbibitors mignt be put to a littie trouble by the prolongation of the hours of admission, but it ls to be remembered they would derive a benefit irom the increased attendance. Besides this there are but three or four thousand exhibitors and there will be miliious of visitors, and as tho latter are expected to wake the Centennial successful it seems fair that their sonvepicnce and interest should be the first consid dou, In fact there 1s no reason that I can see why the of the promature closing eriuclpal builuings should not be open ull’ ten o'clock at night. ‘The maiu building can be lighted, and that with perfect safety, and so it is with the Art Gallery. There would be no dan- fer ot disturbance from lawless persons, It is to the onor ol Philadelphia and the glory of the Exhibition ‘Uhat thus far there has beon uo disorder and no drunk- enpess upon the grounds, and under a good police rule there is uo reason to expect any in the evening, Under the present system there are (00 many hours wasted And too much money lost. OPENING OF THX BREWERS? BUILDING, Arriving at the Exhibition the Congress proceeded mediately to Brewers’ Hull, where the formal cer monies of opening took place, President H. H. Reut sailed the delegates to order and announced that al- though the project.was inaugurated at the eleventh sour yet tho work had been successfully accomplished. He then introduced Mr, Henry Clausen, of New York, the ex-president, who, ina short addross, related the difticuities encountered in the prosecution of the work. He said:—*We have met here to-day tor the purpose of dedicating this building to the special exhi- bition of a branch of industry which in the last cenvury bas made herculean progress in Europe, und tu the last quarter of a century has risen in this coun- try to be one of the largest interests in the land anda On the this city to 1 building of neces and apparaius of our trade. As the time for erecting the building was short and funds too, the gentlemen present decided to in- augurate the work und to rely upon their colleagues for assistance. To-day the committee hand over to Pos this building, containing a collective and compro- ive exhibition of the trade. Hero is a building 90 feet in width by 280 feet in length, and an addition measuring 108 by 70 feet, exposing every pro- a committee had three objects in view this work—to do their duty in protecting ational temperance against bigoted abstinence, to do to our country and to do our duty to our- trict keeping with our business interests, in powing how malt liquors are made. ‘The increased and consumption of malt liquors wonder- d the advantages of malt liquors as nutritious deverages are Lecowing so appurent that the probibi- io 1808 are becoming alarmed at tho converts being made from whiskey drinkers to beer. Where malt hquors are drunk intemperance is bardly known. ye Katzenmayer iollowed in an address in Ger- man. The delegates returned to the city and vis- ited the var.ous breweries in tne Twenty-ninth ward, dupehsng at Bergeoll & Psotta’s. ‘Vhe session of the Congress will be continued this | og ing To-morrow @ trip will be made to Auantic ity. * — CRNTENNIAL NOTES. The admissions to the Exhibition Tuesday numbered 1,624, of whom 18,271 were complimentary nod 28,354 mesh admissions, making the cash receipts $14,177. Colonel Joseph A Jovi, editor of the Grand Army Yasrtte, und Mr Horatio C. King, of the Caristian Jniom, visited the Extubition yesterday to arrange for + visit of the New York Press Club to tis city, The American lvstitute of Mining Engineers has en granted the use of the assemviy room in the ' Pavilion tor the 2ist and 22d of June. Dr. 1. De Abrisquela, editor of La Exposition Inter- tational, in receipt ot # comuunication stating that ity cases of woollen goods trom Mexico have been sonegped to him for deposit iu the Mexican section of she babibition, wo weeks On Saturday, June 10, the Exhibition butidings wit half-past x The guods will arrive here in about de open to the public uct er half-past seven P, M, ador and Guatemala bout a week. Tuey were de! between those two countries, which us Toe Executive Committee of the Centennial Commis- tet yorterday afiernoou and discussed the ex; Honey of Alling vacancies in the Board of Awarda facanciet so few that i wae decided under the NrCUMMMANCeS Lo be UBLecessary. The question of pat- Wied articles was discussed at some length, opinions tary reg as Lo the edvieab ty of taking the patent itselt euusideral 1g premiums for patented my fipally agreed that no atten- Ane patent. A committee ot the Cathole Total Abstinence Union Wanted upon the Board of Fi his morning to as- yon had been taken upon the request behalf of that organization for ihe adtnissvon of uniformed members free of coarge to Wee growwds on the 460 of July to dedicate the Centen- vial fouoteia, The Board of Finauce refused to grant she request. Mr. Joba MH. Campbell, president of the Dathobe Tova) Abetinence Henevoient U x aoe what catory perem@onres wil) al ey Exhivnos ts wer ‘The team sawmill which is extremity of ihe Exh m grounds has been com- pleted so teres the mw ery and building are con- fered, aed Will be in runing order carly next week, be posipeued u rected at the western THE BREWERS CONGRESS. MRTRENTH ANNUAL SRSeION—STATISTICS OF THE TRADE DURING THE LasT TWELVE wonTHs, Punavecrma, Jane 7, 1676. ‘The sixteenth annus! seeron of the Brewers’ Con- Gress of the Unwed States was held in this city to-day. Gerteve Bergner, President of the Poiladeipnia Brewers Association, delivered a speech of welcome, tvet Beery H. Reuter, of Boston, President of ‘report et PTEORES GEG HhOwe Loe aasociation to be in a very vee comatose, The report ot the Commitice on aon sare thes “Yi have eadeavored to their ment te carry cut the resolutions of the last wevection ¥ exporing the ened Wy euemien | ol Lquore as a neces- | THE DUKE OF GOTHLAND COMING. Prince Osear Charice Auguste, Duke of Gothiand, teeond ton of the King o! Swear and Norway, isto srrive ot Philadelphia ow the 20th lnet,, on board tne Pwedish man-of-war Nyboping, om which he i¢ a paval tedet. The vessel in jaesiion accompanied by the , smother Bnnmeg) A iy Le Bueetly. —5 Rood ‘pon bis arrival at Mhiiadeiphie he will sat) im- fon teste, tor Chis chy ead View is Most laterestin, ~ 4 ayeee ym Hei my By and arrive at Philadelptia on ay Mime Wo take pare in the celebration NEW .-YORK'S CENTENNIAL, emma Mesera. Peter Cooper, Thurlow Weed, Samuel B. Ruggles, D, Van Nostrand, Augustus Schell, George Jones, Charies A. Peabody ana Dexter A. Hawkins, the © procure sn orator for the of cae mnie of American have secured y from oeetrs. fe teh Tee kiya, Belere . Storrs Snasiee Prtmato Ademe thet eestes | pavers bie a; bat, being engaged NEW YORK — HERALD. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. ENGLISH OPERA— MISS GERTRUDE CORBETT. JERSEY city SCHUETZENFEST. ‘The sixth annual ae of 1 the Jersey City Schuetzen Corps closed yesterday, im the Greenville Schuctzen “Norma” was repeated last evening at the Academy T Park There was a large attendance to witness the Of Music with even more deeded success than on the voecasion of ite OPSt representation. Miss Corbett must be | closed at tour o clock. congratulated on the trivinph she has achieved i@ thu, / Der first essay in opera, amd she should be encoeraged | to still greater exertions in the steady ef ber art Ne | Lure has been very bountiful to ber and she bas dove | mom bernait se those gilts A little more lexibility of Volee apd evennens cays ta staging och | broad as those in Beltimi's opera might be éo- | experience will vudowbiedly smouth sway | blemishes thet may exint 18 @ vatorally Mice Corbett's acmg & Gevery UNSLnted praiee, and we aE agreabie whe have witnessed & Rarely the lyric stage has s debutante crested decided sensation. Mire Heamer @ «ike pow & good voice, and when she bas more ox on the stage ber Adaigina wilt likely be effort. Mr. Fritsch, with the exception Defvous attack at (be commencement of Lhe very satisiactory, and Mr. Miem's She bass voce and impostog stage appearance pave dignity to the véle of Oroveso, The chorus 2 oe admirable tn all respects, and tbe stage setiing of Ube opera must be warmly praised. The orchestra war bet i geod trim last night. tt. Florio, the conductor lacking Ormne@s these indupensaric Character istics ote ged iaater' in opera. OLYMPIC THEATRE. “Humpty Dawpty” still pursues the even tenor of ; ; bis way at the Olympic, to the delight of ail his ed mirers, young and old. Mr. Robert Fraser bas proved to be a very satisfactory substitute for poor Fox, sed bis clownship isa cure for the biees or depression of | the spirits. The new features introduced See leas oy the pantomime are « charming little sketch, in which Miles, Deiphine and Julia 4 clever artists, appear; Quilter and Goldrich im songs and dances, one of which, “Peter, You're im Luck This Morning,” has become very popular, and a local quartet, by J. R Thomas, called the “Rose of Kitiar ney,” sung ty Messrs. Hoids wort! Mn, Merrits and Lee. The ballad is ove of Thomas’ vest effurts, and 1s encored every night. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Wachtel is resting at Wiesbaden alter his American season and will not appear in public until the fall. Miss Gilder has written an original four act comedy for Mr. Harry Beckett, with which he will star next season, Acorrespondent from Vicksburg, Miss., wishes to know if the best amateur taleut of New York city could do justice toa performance of Mozart's ‘Magic Fiute,”” We auswer decidedly in the negative, The music of the Queen of Night and of the high priest, Sarastro, would prove too much for any of our local singera, An opéra bouffe season of particular interest to the many admirers of that enticing species of entertain- mont will be commenced at Booth’s Theatre on Mon- day next, under the united auspices of Aimée and Offenbach, ‘La Vie Parisienne” will be the Initial opera, and will be followed by other: popular works of the composer, The sale of seats begins on Friday. “Uncle Tom's Cabin” will be withdrawn as the Park Theatre with the present week. On Monday next Mr. Joseph Murphy will make his first appearance in bi new specialty, ‘The Kerry Gow.” The cast will in- clude Miss May Nunez, from the Fifth Avenue Theatre; Miss Annie Mortimer, Messrs, Padgett, Cogswell, Trevelli, Rosene, Wilks and Brutone, Matinees are given at the Park Theatre Wednesday as well as Satur- day. The reduced popular summer prices continue. Offenbach closes his concert season on Friday, and will be succeeded at Gilmore's Garden by Mr. P. 8. Gilmore and his famous military band, that bas covered itself with glory, both in San Francisco and Phila- dolphia. It is a band worthy of America, and will favorably compare with some of the most renowned organizations in Europe. An ovation to Gilmore may be expected at the garden on Saturday, Levy and Ar- buckle will appear thon for the first time this season. A short time since M. Pasdeloup, of the popular con- certs in Paris, officiated as conductor at a concert in the Grand Theatre, Lyons. As the concluding piece of the programme he had set down Richard Wagner's overture to “Rienzi.” On his giving the signal to commence the composition a storm of hisses and groans burst forih trom the intelligent French audi- ence. Used to such demonstrations. trom the equally enlightened Parisians, M. Pasdeloup turned round and said to the sibilant ana howling crowd, ‘Gentlemen, let us bo as zealous patriots as it 1s possible to be, bat Jet us keep politics aloof from the domain of art.’? BOXING EXTRAORDINARY. Aunique exhivition of boxing may be witnessed at Harry Hill’s Variety Theatre this afternoon. It is pro- posed to give a benefit to the “Pioneer Female Boxers,”” as Misses Rose Harland and Nellie Saunders are called in the bills. Among the names of the sporting men announced to appear tor the benefit of the “pioneers” are found those ot Jos Coburn, George Rooke, Steve Taylor, John Dwyer, Mike Coburn, Mal aban, and several other well known boxers, entertainment is to finish with a set-to in ‘tull ring costumo” between the ir beneficiaires.’ The inevitable ‘Bill’ Toveo will act as ‘Master of Ceromonies,” HENRY V. IN COURT. Sax Francisco, June 7, 1876. Manager Bert, of Wade’s Opera House, has brought a suit against the lessees of the California Theatre and Jarrett and Palmer tor $10,000 for enticing trom his employ William Vregettl‘n, scenic artist, to assist them in representing Heory V. Heaiso sues Vregettlin for $20,000 for breach of contract. OBITUARY. THE QUEEN-DOWAGER OF SWEDEN. Adespatch trom Londcn yesterday announced the death of the Queen-Dowager Josephine of Sweden, The late Quecn-Dowager, whose full name was Josephine Maximillione Eugenie, was born on the 14th of March, 1807, and was the daughter of Eugene Beau- harnais, the son of the Empress Josephine, the Duke of Leuchtenberg and his wite Augusta Amelie, the daughter of King Maximilian of Bavaria, The Princess Josephine was married June 19, 1823, to King Oscar 1, who died in 1859, and who was succeeded by Charles XV., who died in 1872, when the present monarch, Oscar IL, ascended the throne, The deceased lady, leaves the following children :—Prince Uscar Gustave Adolphe, born 1858; Prince Oscar Charles Auguste, born 1859; Prince Oscar Charice Guillaume, born 1861, naval cadet, who is on his way to Phiiadelp! faon board the Swedish man-of- war Nykoping to take part in the ceremonies on the Fourth of July The Nykoping, which 18 accompaniea by the Nordstjern, ts to rendezvous at Philadelphia on the 2th inst. and where the Swedi:n man-of-war Balder, pow in those waters, will also be present. Her fourth son is Prince Eugene Napoleon Nicolas, born in August, 1 REY. DAVID EDWARD. Rev. David Edward, a Bishop of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, died in isaltimore last Bight, atthe age of sixty-one years, Deceased was a native of Ohio, and rerved B Bishop and Goneral Superintendent of his Church for twenty-eight years. He was re-clected at seven quadrennial conterences, and for ever three years had b Bishop of the Con- ference which includes all the territory east of the Obio River, DR. JOHN 0. STONE. Dr. John 0. Stone, aged sixty-five years, of No. 27 ‘West Twenty-third street, dropped dead yesterday boon as he was walking along the west side of Broad- way, near Liberty sireet. Dr. Stone was a native ot tne country and was early celebrated for bis creat skill f2 medical practice. He graduated at Harvard College in year 1836. On the 1st of March, 1866, he was appointed Health Commissioner of the city of New York, which position be beld for tour years, until the organization of the Metropolitan Board of Health, jn 1870, REV, WILLIAM E. SCOVILLE, A telegram from St. John’s, N. B., reporis the occur. rence of the death, on the 6th ingt., of Rev, William E. Seovtll of “Scoville’s System of Shorthand," REY. MR. M'CALL, Adespatch from Hamilton, Ont., in the Dominion Of Canada, reports:—Rev, Mr. McCall, pastor of the Central Presvyterian church, died to-day, 7th inst, alter a protracted illness. WALTER A. ROSE. A telegram from Philadelphia, ander date of yer day, reports:—Waiter A. Rose, of the Philadelphia ‘Timer’ stall, weil Known in newspaper circles in New York and this city, apd a frequent contributor to Ap- pleton’s Journal and other literary publications, died ‘to day, 16 the thirty-third year of his age. AFRICAN METHODIST CONFERENCE. ‘Yesterday wns the closing day of the Zion African Methodist Episcopal Conference of New Jersey. Mr. David Taylor, « gontieman belonging to Trinity church and who has liberally aided the colored Met Appeared aad gave & history of the Zion o Jersey City. * The Committee on Conference reported the amount a manufact sold iu Hudson county, also the number of saloons, and toe m: ry fog u | Weamme vo Use strenuous uppressing the liquor adjourned, jie, rector of Kingston. Kings county, and author | @weribesion of the prizes, The shootmg was declared The follow: pemed geatioentn received prizes:— Target of = erder, 54 i B. Lippman, © rings; ©. 36 rings; H. Friedrichs, 45 rn Sybil: Hayes, TT lines; B, Lippmant, 57 tines; Mr. Schalk, 60 limes; Th. Gubelmann, 87 lines. Keng Target—Th. Gubelmann, 234 rings (awarded wih two cents per ricg); 1. Mueller, 195 rings: B. Lippmann, 162 rings: Mr. Helwig, 140 ‘rings; Mr. Roe- i rivgs; Mr. Park, 126 rings; Mr. Hager, 102 z SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. Dares OF DEPARTURES FLOM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNK AND JULY, a Pan «| amb 61 Broad: &'| Roveoraate: 50 Bron vay (89 Broadway 4 Bowling Green 72 resaway 61 Broadway 2 Bowling Green 15 Bi roadway 55 BeomdwaY 7 Bowling Green 28 Brondway 4 Bowling Groea 72 Broaaway “0 Broaaway 3) Broadway ‘37 Broadway 8 Broadway 7 Bowling Green fi Broadway 7 Bowling Green DOO! London... Havre... 55 Br 2 Biowiine ‘reen ie reeser 7 Broadway Liverpool A ese Se NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIIE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE—Captains or officers of vessels engaged In the coasting or foreign trade, observing the displacement or removal of sea buoys, are requested !o com- jeate the fact ve the Huai, so that it may be brought ely to the attention of the proper authorities, A let addressed “to the editor of the Hexatp, New York city, giving as necurately as possible the uumber and position of displaced buoys or the cause of their removal, will suffice in all cases observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the American Continent. When they observed on the coast of European countries or in the Mediterranean it is requested that information be sent either by telegraph or letter to the London office of the New Yore Hunaup, 46 Fleet street, London, or tothe Paris office, 61 Avenue de VOpera, Paris. Where the telegraph is used despatches may be addressed “Bennett, 40 Flees street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Opera, Faria” Where cases of displacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, usin Asia or Africa, eaptains may communicate with us upon reaching the first convenie port, This information will be cabled free of charge to the Hanatp and published. s@-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New York Hunarp bas adopted a distinguishing Coston night stgnal for use on board the Hxmatp steam yacht, showing while bura- colors red. green, red, changing trom one to the other n be seen several miles distant, Cap- tains of vessels, upon eceing this signal, will oblige ‘us by preparing any marino news they may have for the Ship N Department of the Herata @@~ Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing to suen vossels, eare of Hxnaip news yacht, pier No, 1 East River, New York. Letters reeeived trom all parts ofthe world and promptly de- livered, Duplicates are required, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. FUN AND MOOK, HIGH WATER | Sun rises. + 429] Gov. Island....morn 9 13 E 7 29) Sandy Rook...morn 8 23 eve ¥ 27] Hell Gate, morn 10 58 PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 7, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Othello (Br), Bristow, Hall, E. May 20, Sousbampton ‘22d, with indse and passengers to © L Wright r Anchoria (Be. Munro, Glasgow May 27, and Movie ‘DBth, with mdse und passedgers to Henderson Bros, Steamer Mereire (Fr), Sai Havre May 27 and Plymouth Det n, Havana June &, with ¥ ‘Alexandre & Sons. June 4 4, lat 28, from Sagua for New ik & Se: Regulator, Doane, Wilttngion. NC, 3 days, with P Clyde & Co. ‘Steamer Aibemarle Gibos, Lewes, Del, with mdseto the Old Dominion stew: Bark Kilarney Trenton), , Hingston, Colombo 103 days with mdse to Howland & Aspinwall. Passed Cape of Good Hope Apris 13, St Hel hin Sontucine May f, andacspeee the quater May 9 iu lon 20, W; April 11, lat 34 35, 5, Jon 22108 5, exchanged signals with Daten’ ship showing letters MD'F 8, irom Penang for London. 6 days out: 10th, Yat 27 65 3 E, bark Mira_ Flores, from Table Bay tor lat 143S,lon 759 W. bark Malay (Be), r,London, vf dure out Nay 9, lav odes Ban Francisco tor Cork, 73 days Columbus, Liverpool 33 days, with Fulmer, London. derry 29 days, in ballast to Pi Nevius May'16, gndion, exchanged signals with bark Maria (Fr), bound on 27th, on. anks, schr Moses Adams, of Gloucester, at $4 40, jon 55, bark Boyles jew York: June 4. South shoal eal ey white, on the nd B: ‘with'300 tabs of fish; ke for (Nor), from W. WNW 35 miles, also several molasses peas lat 44, and saw no ice. indy Hook for orders. Bark Sricna B (Aus), Chiranes, Waterford 40 days, tn ballast to Blocovieh & Co. Isanchored at Sandy Hook a Bark Carmella (Ital), Castellanno, Genoa 90 days, with mdse to J B Phillips’ Sons. up, ." crossed t biting ts anchored at Bark Lonoy (of Bristol, EB), Whitwild, Rio Janeiro gq with co to Johnston, erry & Co: vemel to GP sed thy ator Mi: in jon 32. ue 17 days, with sugar to Bark G de Zaldo, Miller, Matanzas 10 da: Waydeil & Co. Brig Thowi: with sugar to Spulkaver, Curacoa 14 days, with fustic, &e,, MeveDaiaeve. ad Buck, ae ane 14 days, ‘with sugar to order; vessel to PT Nevius cig Brisk (Br), Trefry, Matanzas May 27, wie sugar to (of Mystic), Pathoare, Mobile 20 days, with vessel to JD Fis! Schr J P Auger, Wiss (inte, Bedell), Santos 43 4 4, with coffee to, Bu Arnold: veanel to A ‘Abbot; crossed the equator, May 13, in jon 3658 Sehr Lettie Wells (of Cal ay Ashtord, Port Sj 2 days, with oi py Kodrcons Caresons 18d ndrews, Carder ays, with melade to Mier & Howxhvon, mY ‘Schr Georgia (of Hartington), Coffin, Cardonas 9 days, ith suger to Moses, Taylor d Co; vessel vo Brett, Sou Co. Sclir Alrena (of Harrington), Plomner, Cardenas, 9 days with sugar to order; vessel to Brett. Son & Co. Cotter (ol St John, NB), McLaughlin, Carde- ‘are. Breakwa swith molasses v0 wel to PJ Nevins S Baylis, Johnson, . Terry BC Wat ‘ientnegos Ma: ~ with ou seal to, Van Brant Bree ned Watts, Pensacoin 17 daa, Sel to Jov: Relir Billa ber 10 Pacsons & Loud. with lum. arp, Fernandica 9 days, with ver ty Kppinger. Russell £Coy vessel to ED vcard 0, Schr J T Weaver (of Providence), Godin, Cedar Keys 17 days, with cedartoE Puber & Co} vessel’ to Evans, Ball ie Clark, Elwood, St Marys River 10 days, with ppini fr, Russell & Co; vessel to muster “— "Lily, Cole, Charleston 8d with lumber to Evans, « Balint Ridgewood, Johniom, Geereetown, 80, 8 day naval stores to Doilner, Potter & Co; veel to DH Co. Sehr Mary Price, Campbell, Virginia, Sehr Jennie Hall, Virginia, with ib Pina 8 Giimore, ‘amith, Joseph Franklin, Rank Reht Moderator. Bugbee, ¥ Schr Sarah Quin. Sehr Le pote ehiestaie, (No), winieh w sence 8 the lower city Tih PM, ). Pormona (Nor), Olaf Glas (Sw), re anchored inthe lower PASSED THROUGH HEL, GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Eleanora, Jonson, Portland tor New Yori, er City of Fiteiburg, Springer, New Bediord for FA, eter Providence for joston tor New Yor EB Golden Rale, Wilson, Norwich for New York, Sehr Jf Wertulazton, Mineklay, Providence tor New York. Sebr Warren Gates, smith, Millstone loins tor New York, Sebr Falindinns, Bode Providence fot New York, a ser Norwieh for New Yor. Sebr Mary FU Knowles, Providence for New York. Sen eA Foraen, Hebeie, Stamford tor Ni Sehr Hester, Davis, Port Je BOUND EAST. Sebr Chief, Smith, Amboy for Norwich. Sehr Belle, Simpson, New York for Bridgeport, Sehr Urion, Smit Vath tos Densleport ie Isom, Lisrk, Fort Jokweon lor Previdewen Seb Bilas vs ee, Lowin, Fort Johnson fur Providenes, ‘ark for Boston, Sehr Mary Porter, P: beoek. Sele J B All bebe faite 81 Behe or ‘ken. New Yous for ‘Seamtord. Behr Mail, ai Mend, New Yort for Greenwich, Schr G W Babcock, Sackett New York for Greenwich. Scnr Dart, Williams, New York tor Stamfora. CLEARED. , q iitamer Russia (Bn), Cook, Liverpoot via Quaeastown—C coteamer Neopatra, Bulkley, Charlestou—Wm P Clyde & Steamer A ( Stimers, Warren, Epbepeebie--J ane, Ship Janes Court (80), Ovekindale, Livervooi—J 5 Tucker ae ship Sir Robt Peel, Larrabee, Lendon—Grianell, Mintaro Ship Rebus (Nor), ), Pedersen, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders—Louis Ter cies Whitney (Br), Spicer, Londoo—J F Whitney & 3 Constante ane. Ivanich, Hall, E—Slocovich 4 Co. vi Dubrovacki'(Aus), Charsanas, Bristol, E—Sio- cov! a a Prospero Padre (Ital), Simonetti, Cork—Edmund ry Po Pearl, Ryder, Cork for orders—J H Winchester & Php ag nen (Ital), Searpati, Cork or Falmouth—Lauro, ore: c ite (Nor), Hauff, Cork or Falmouth for orders— Barks ry ers (Ital), Rasetto, Cork or Falmouth for or Seager. Tilley A rp—James W Elwell & we Hanvon, tovwerdain—Punch, Edye & ark Brilliant (Nor), Panisen, Cronstadt—Lonuls Tetens. Bark Veneranda (Ital), Trapani, Lisbon—Lauro, Storey ‘Tiare Josie Mildred, Ginn, Reese d Ee E as & Co, Brie Rarag (Nor). Vedersén, Leith — pig Nuovo, San fights’ (ital) Linso, Oork for ordere— ng Ciera “Pickens, Coombs, Bordeaux—Evass, Ball & We geri Juin Coombs, Terceira (Azores)—Miller & rite, Woodward, Point-a-Pitre, Guad—H Trow- brid ge? ‘Sone, Brig eater Star, Foster, Georgetown, Dom—H Trow- briaee 9 Sona, ox. Galveston—H W Land & Co. nsonvillo—Alvs Mudgett. E D Hurivat & Co. cl Miller, sonvill Relir Mary I'atten, Gilkey, Key West—Benn & Pinck- ney. Sehr BN Hawkins, Wyatt, Charleston—Evans, Ball aS ca Sehr Nellie Potter, Howard, Washington, N‘ Hin- Samnel Warren, Mess, Norfolk, Va—Slaght & Pets: a Criterion, Siminons,’Kichmond, Va—Van Brant & Sehr Red Jacket, Gregory. Boston—I! P Brown & Co. Pe Mary Stovie, Fishburn, Wellieet, Muss—B J Wen- Led Isaac H Borden, Bak: Fall River—H W Jackson & ‘Schr Pointer, Dili, Providence—Ferguson & Wood. SAILED, Steamers Russia (Br), for Liverpool: Samerest. (Br), Bris- tol: Eine rt Br), Port ‘au Prines; Cleopatra arloxton fortolk ; ships liseexalt Boose ;WwR Mendelssohn (en), Bre Santisima Trintda jeliua (Ital). Cork: Salome (Sor). do or Falmouth’ Allinnce (Nor), Uninis (France): N P Neilsen. (Nor), Ant- yore brigs Lophema (ir), Cork; Soskummeren (Nor), inset. S; miduivht, SSW. Bazomoter as sunset, 30.15; midnight, 30.20, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Arzaunn Onixntat, ashore on Harding's Led as before reported, An attempt to survey her owin; to Eustorly winds and fox. Two more lighters with goods from vhe steamer have arrived at Boston, Stxanxn Austas, from Havana, on her passage up. fro the Southwest Pass, struck ¢ the wreck of the steamer’ De Bota, tnd became msetaplote wreck: AIC {s valued at $80,00y, and will i probably ene built at Now York ta for int hi elaine 1009 tons, built as Cl: Sold, her name changed to gleared from Liverposl May 24 for Gasbes fa ae Amantic. (Dan), Valeur. which put into Charleston during the month of March Idst, and was subsequently towed to Bull River, SC, discharged Ber t that point, and underwent repairs, She pi ed to sea April 8. Rochiag- hes been beard of Ber sincerand tears are pater: tained of her safe arrival at the port of Newcastle, England. Sup Wasiinctox, 1852 tons register. built at New York in 1849, mi led in August, 1875, was sold at auction June 5 by Messrs Burdett by order of the US Marshal, for $15,200, Mosers Thomas Danham’s Nephew & Co were the purchasers, Barx Tnowas Cocunar (Br), Taylor, fron Lonaon for Boston, wich pus. Inte flalltax, N'& Juue 3, leaky, ae, rer paired and sailed for destination 7th, Banx Maxtta (Nop), Anonsen, sailed from Doboy Jan 5 for the United Kingdom and his not since of. She {s supposed to have been lost at se: ‘ons, built at Searsport, Me, in 1863, has been sold at auction for $4025, casl Hom Bd from Norful, expert. yw assage. with NE luring which wie mainsail and su: ca while loading at Rich- ek by lightning, Sunday ‘ ‘Tho mast was split almost its hich wae the ouly damaye sustained. un J B Atxtnsos, which sailed from Lisbon May 18 tor Philadeiphia, in ball turned 15th on account of bad wei her and sailed again May 27 with a cargo of salt. Quxnxo, June S—Barks Poolscar and Adelneim fouled | gach othet oo ballast ground yesterday, and did some dam- Sun (Br), Sawyer, from Bristol for ved. Ld Quebec, has been sunk by ice at Anticosti. Crew sa Na \er's port bow to the tex casing other slight ne mage to the Terrapin is uuknown. Smiravitpixc—at Waldoboro, Reed, Welt « Co bave laid the keet and commenced work upon a bark of tome 700 or 80) tons burden. This is said to be the ouly vessel that will be built in Waldoboro at p Lauxcurn—At Bath, Me i bark Belle of Oregon, 1150 tons, for the Pacific At ucksport, Mo, 7th fast, suip Nv Hill, 1400 tons, by UHGenn & Oo. At Richmond, Mo, 7h inst, the ship Eureka, 2100 tons, by J Southard & So by Goss & Sawyer, the WHALEMEN. at Barbados May 20, bark H Cleve with 250 Ubla eps tath, bark Wa Brieek ave ‘do, no voted of ed (ith). ‘Brig B vie Allen would’ be ready to bout the 12th or Lith, Bark Triton, Heppingstone, trom North Paeific, has $4 and 1300 do wh oll. Sent home 230 bbls sp, 1400 do ‘and 25,000 rt May 6, on the binep oil since ny "a keer from Cupt Campbell, of sare Norman, of NB, re- ports her of Honeluiu ‘May 6, with 170 bois ap oil SPOKEN. Ship Annapolie, ir, Deiap, from Potnt Lobes for 5 fren 27. lat $2 51, lon 2030 W sre (se American ip. showing numbers 4892 (which way steering not stated), was soen April 22, lat O99 8, lon 23 we. lets ary. W ‘rom Liverpool fer ‘Honolulu, April 22, 0338, lon 23 W. ark Antelope, from New York for Polpt-a-Pitre, May 23, ort © apr from Boston for Port au Prines, May ter. "Hawkins, from Cadis for Gloucester, May NOTIGE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS spiaa Merchants, shipping agents andshipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Harato London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London.” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de !'Opera, Paris." the arrivals at and departares from European and Eastern ports of American and all foreizm vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this coun- try free of charge. Captains arriving at and safling from Prenéh and Medi- terranean ports will Gnd the Paris office the more economi- cal and expeditious for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Baistot. Jane 7—Arrived, bark Amalfi (Ital), Russo, Philadelphia, Bannow, June 6—Sailed, ship Raguar (Br), Foster, Da- rien. Brewesx, June 6—Arrived, ship Shakespere (Ger), Fechter, Baltimore. Corexnacen—Arrived, bark Ivalo (Ress), Spolander, Bull River, 8C. Dwar, Jane 7—Sailed, bark Ferris 8 Thompson, Potter (from London), Yokohama. Denix, Juoe 7—Sailed, bark Kong Carl (or),Muller, New York. Railed 6th, bark Trojeduies (Aus), Gudaz, United States, Desoata, June 7—Arrived, brig Fenny (Aus), Tichiss, New York. Sailed 7th, brig Laura Fatwoum, June T=Arrived, ships Ella 8 Thaver, Gilmore, Loves for Liverpool; George M Adams, Morrison, Inaepen- dencia Bay; bark Poh no (Rr), Sangsten, New York. Gtascow, June 6—Sailed, bark Grad Senj (Ans), Rabello, United States. ¥ Maunona, June G—Arrived, bark Aristes (Nor), Kildabl, York. Hxtvort, June 7—Arrived, steamer Meas (Dateh), Cheva- lier, New York (and proceeded for Rotrerdam). Hone Kona, May 31—Arrived, bart Pasan (Nor), Sanderg, New York. Irewren, June 6—Sailled, bark Bjornsijerne Rjorsen (Nor). Netlson, United State Livenroot, June 7—Arrived, ships Wasdale (Br), Batley, San Francisco; Rutland (Br), Jamieson, New Orieans; barks Germania (Ger), Romberg, Sea Francisco; Terse (Nor), Reiss, Pensacola, Of 7th, 1 PM, steamer The Queen (Bn, Bragg, New York. Balled 7th, steamer Ohio, Morrison, Philadelphia: bark Champion (Br), Killum, North America; brig Ellen C (Br), Burns, do. / Loxpospennr, June @—Arrived, bark Nokomis (Br), Cas- sidy, Baltimore. Movittx, Jame 7—Arrived, steamer Nove Seotisa (Br), Riebardson, Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool (and pro, ceeded). Mapetna—Arrived, sehr Henry Baschman (Br), Morris, New York. Satled—Sehr M C Moseley, Higgins, 8$ Domingo, MARSEILLES—Salled, brig Teneriffe, Tracy, New York. Quexxstows, J 7—Arrivea, ships John © Poter, Me Clare, Lobos; Seminole, Hotmes, San Francisco; barks James E Ward, Payne, Philadelphia; Elektra (Nor), Iver- wen, do; Croustadt (Br), Greene, sas Francisco; Liburne (Nor), Gunaiteen, Balumore; Luis A Martines (Br), Horn 8, brig Johanna Margareths (Nor), Jacobsen, Swansea, June 7—Arrived, bark Satisfaction (Ger), Gletch, Darien. St1co, June 6—Arrived, bark Carpione (Ital), Sturlese, Philadelobia. Tuatex, June 7—Arrived, bark Eos (Nor), Thermensen, Baltimore, Lonpos. June 7—A brig. supposed te be the Annie Vail Br), Simmons, from New York Feb 22 tor Genus, has been picked up abandoned and towed into'Caprera. Steamer Istrian (Br), fiom Boston for Liverpool, is off Crookhaven with main sheft brokea, in tow of a tug for Liv- erpool. FOREIGN PORTS, heey Mer: rise sohre Anna, Hawkins, unc; We- i! Salted Mar 18 Ac’ Fannie fomg ™~ 5 Sou. a s'thovans; 2th Bene eumie'd Carlton, Lanvite do. yeseDenas, as, June 1—-Areived, brig Lene ‘Thurlow. Balled let, sehr Per Leto north of bag a Pens pe May 29 —Arrived, bark Sea Crest (ii Liverpool vis Hosocous. fay bark Cores, Stannard, San sco (and sailed 17th for Jarvis Island). Havaxa, June 6—Arrived. steamer Gussie, Hill, dptigne: vl sebr J M Richards, Satilla Kiver; 7th, steamer Wilming- Sroweil, New York. nit port 7th, bark Augustina (Sp), Acordagolcoeches for erftabivas, NS, June 6—Arrived, brig Delta (Br), Dem- orRatied ‘6th. steamer py ty Colby, Portland; bark Thos mired re pees Boston, baving re- erie oSToohies 12th onic c ypareka” Be Wilton Talifact ‘teamer ‘Andes (Br). H. s, New York (and sailed fw! tor Aux Uayes and ) ; brig Christina (Br), S ell, Halitax; dist, schr Witen Hazel, Springer, Eiri Drive Alex Nichols, Meters: Now Tork, Froution, Blais: Sal ted May 19, hand Mondege (Br), Schumacher, Mobile; Northwood, Hospmen, Sau-Aucreas: Sst, brigs, Florence pa 53 alin yin Janae; Mousrose (Br), Flavin, 2d, it, lexi In peg Ne) 4, a Wm c ee. Chester, and the above American vessels, all londing for ted States, ee in port, sin brig Dart ( ‘bn, he United States, dis- cbargin: Lisaos, May sent C Stanford (Ital), Mares- ie 9 rt. sehrs Addie L Bi r Uaited sie ay Me Ta Bert 7 pe my aura, PR, May 1: Jed, sehoon ikiernc Foss, 25—Schooner Ada Barker, nd May Marcinigue. Terived 17th, loading sugar tor Nonh eras. Matanzas, May 20—Arrived, schooner Francis, Davis, a ‘Sabas, dedi New Jeaksonvi ‘lle. MusquasH, June ared, Yor + Sth Stary s sri Croley ma ‘Aiea valiod A rate “Mii Ralled uth, ships i My ee San ranches? “British Princess (We), doz bark ty Mary jalay, Love, id “Naxarwo, May 24—Arrived, ship Blue Jacket, Pertval, San Francisco. Noxru Sypser, CB, June G—Arrived, barks John Read go Nickerson, Brei Fride of the Channel (Dir). Piper, Glasgow; Hama Paysang, (ie), Dester, Dubiins Vaseo Guinn (Nor), Mortensen, do’ Lesadars =: brig Mock ¢ Wright. Larne, Op Hanson, Ja, March 23—In pert, brig Abbie Ellen, Harding. for United States, lag, PR, no date—Salled, bark Zulma (Br), Peterson, nes at eon; beige Westwood }, Boston. In eats ‘lorence Pow: ‘eunimore, from Wilming- ton, vemc, ae 3—Arrived. Lotus, pisetia yen a Hull; Helena, Withams, Cas ifre Montreat: Lake Ontario, Gi Sinbad, Anderson, Taraal Cook, Greet I. for ate nol for q Greenock, for “Moutreat pana. agirpe . a tor, Maldell, Rochefort Atlantic, Gridraft, Muli arke Gem, McCallum, New York ; Augusta, fsa in a Brest Alice, “Gunderse 0 Pollcuier, Peveacelas. Thyra, Sandford; Sea’ Gull, a eraldeen, Water : Anne r. LAve Til, Santos, tinsou. “indiana Krengr, Belfast Reid. Leith; ag 2 Hindostan, Qe in, Christensen, Li Kicurpvcto, June 1—Arrived, brig iain Carl. Oisen, Limerick ; 2d, sire Jane Anna, from Belfast; brig Cheviot, SW, April 13—Saik barks MeLeod orl ech, Whistler, Sttapasa, a; 258. jo. rt May 6, ships City of Athi (Br), Carnaghan; guy Orn Ningpe {Be); Jas Aiken (Br); all lor fan Pres ponancma, April 28—In port, bark Wm Van Name, Watts, In port April 14—park Free Trade, Merryman, for Amoy “"Sucta, Muy 3i—Arrived: bark, Fila White, Watson, H AGUA, Ma} Ari isa White, Tana sche Joseph W Bartlett, Bartlett Hevauer Sumet, bark HD ‘Stover, Pierce, Matangas; brig Onalaska, Hart, “SSacurmute, May 27—Arrived, bel New York, #6 load hay for the soriractionen none rem St Jonx, NB, Juno 6—Cleared, sehr Henry A Paull (Bn), Strange, Newport, E. ‘Sulled 6th, ship Importer (Br), Liverpool; bark J B New bag Le es. May 81—Arrived, xchrs W. ni INDSOR, f) . schrs eleome lome {Bn New Yor; June 1, W'& Hi Watherspoon (Br), Pet- pistons NS, June 6—Sailed, schr Gladiator (Br), for Ht 9 rence, Halifax; Ida Mathilde, Buurast, May 25—Sailed, Burnside, Smith, Delaware; Trino, Sardon, do, Bauman, May 24—Arrived, RO Rickmers, Stolt, Darien. Canpirr, May 25—Arrived, Thomas Keiller, Lingley, 3 Cromstapt, 19—Arrived, Charlotte, Wallis, Charles. ton; 22d, Preciosa, Jacobsen, New Orleans. Gacttant. May races, Bu Capitan, rs sincoln, Cates Caleutta. Hook’ ot, 26th, Pring Fr 1 Gant uo Lend ead (from London), New York. Passed 25th, British from Shields for San Fran- ore Americana, France, Thess Sneha Jobu, NB; i xe, Wettenderg, London for Que Wikeider, London for bull hivers Hmogena, B bay | tor erent aleeaaniw: 4 Boven. nay 24—Salled, activ, Olgon, Doboy. fa, Elisabeth, Yon Hagcn, Newonatie for San Pran- disco. ~ Dustix, May 25—Sailed, Arlington, for Sydney, CB Dengxnxss, May 26—Of, bark Hennab Yaer) Baltimore for Rotterdam. bomber May 28—Arrtved, Somerville, Baker, Stettin Fatwoutn, May 25—Sailed, Aalto, for Bal Gvoverstra, May 26—Arrived, Meriannina Gaiotole, Al- a New York; 27th, Teresina, Lauro, and Ercole, Balte, eRNOCK, May 27—Sailed, Asloste (), McMillan, Hali- fax; Ovi hs wneich, New Orleans, 4—Cleared, Martha Ann Palmer, Matthews, ey, CB: Paro, Frond, Quebec. GIBRALTAR, Cleared, Amy A Lane, Costigan rom Pledelphia), Trieste, jared 18th, Uerirude E Smith, Jameson, St Thomas. fous May 25—Arrived, Conte rth ec Scapary, Cossulich, me y Bentsen, St M Wasrixroon, ay 2o—Salled, Profeta, Giacopollo, Nei York. py May 24—Arrived, Strassburg (w, Erdman, New jeans. Livanroou, May 25—Arrivod, Chiltan (s), Brominer, Ne Pitre Siveria #), Harrison, won ; Caspian (s), Trock: i ‘Cleared 25th. John Mason, Gibson, and Teano Webb, Ur- uart, New York; Andrew Jobuson. Speed, San Sranlons Tidia, Patven, Winton (Cab Xngerathgr, Ques: Ralo, Nordgren, do: Miramichi; Seth, (itt, fe Stine fie a eu, aid Cornelia Christensen, _ Strathesrn, Jarman, New York: Itecchus, Blot as, O'CaRauan, Charlottetown, — Rig coy hee 8, Mirami L , May Y 26-—Cleare it, Pill one. and 3 9 A patie New Orleans Martin, Victoria, Fitatered cat 26th," Ariel, Donne, Halifax; pitty Swan, Rumball, New Yo Ny De Arrived, Faderneslandet, Davidson, Do- x, 24—Arrived, bark Isase W Oliver, balla Reason, Suh i Neva. Smclteer, Halitax ; G el Lis Suieltrer, Halitax; Gugli- emo car ‘ork. Mansurtas, May Zi—salled, Pervert, Hepisito, New York. Mapxina, ey 15—Arrived, Maria Helena, Silva, Halifax, Balled L1th, Margarita, Silva, Halifax. MaLaua, May I8—Arnived, Teresita, Gelpi, Charleston, Nuweastix, May 25—Clenrod, A\ on ice ), for Boston, e aun, WH Harkness (or Swanseg), M real; Minded or), Now York, Newront, May 25—Satled, Prince Hassan, Gaston, Mon- 26th, Inga, Larsen, Quebec; Isaac Jackson, Welsh, red Nichols, St Thomas: Elisabet Abrens, Alne, Que! antin, Von Rein: do. Nywous. May tee aa Nejedin, Hansen, trom Darien Ape ae May 26—Arrived, corvette Nordstjernar (Nor), Cuiaslans tor Phledelpaie, c ia 250 ton Beopi web Lismerie wale ” yh Americs a May 25—Passed, Carrio Clark, f; Abraham skaiie, ‘Uregorson, jarmouia, Smali, Bombay for MeKels ion — ~—_ pour esicole): aSth a Ka ‘Brooks, Boubay; igeins, Sich" Horie Went Welt do thn “alice Wilson, for Quobe SwinxmuNDk, May 22—Sailed, Midlothian, Eriksen, Phils- deiphia. fixatx, May 22—Sailed, William Cobb, Brady. Algiers. ora, Barbados T Taxeniee. May 3-—Sailed, Adela, F Aneroid, Fleteher, N tk (or syuney, ¢ ). Wort ron, Fir aoe AMERICAN PORTS. ALBXANDIIA, Jone O—arrived, sehr Vlestala Dare, “Failed “steamer Fohn Gibson, New York; sche Jennte Rosaline (from Ge: HUSTON, J Mills, Puiledeipule; hip Arrived. steamer Sede Bias BAL’ Fence, York; 1MO1 T—Arrived, steamers William Law- Hi de ‘Thompson, Moere, sh ecg Be Mots, MePariaude 1 Havana. reLaremonals.sehge Georgie i ttle Curmcos; Stephen Bowen Sew Yar ‘Dublin: Cleared—S\ Louisa, Walker. barks M esate one NS; ae ‘Denaie Darrah, Boston Bab kre ate Ta ol and aleve ar Ghtrios Beaale eed Bete” ashingtea, DO. Jun arte james Satterthwaite, Borton, i oad f acai Mera Tonle! Reveonbs to load for New Yor: Wi Bow Kore. York: Gov 'B Pettingill, re Henry H Grant Heer, Dow, ‘Abby L Fork eer ierigss is ; , Young, and 6th—Sailed, schrs Meli Miron. Drager Baten. Godgotows; Hlnabeih awards THARE E81 Eh — 4—Arrived, schr Sarah A Fale coner, CHA’ RUE EetOR J "SCloared, hr b & A Bi et ane. echr jabcock, ‘th--Arrived. sioamer Vi Vi ‘Also arrived, sehr Alta V ig Cola Ne New Yor! CALLS, June 1—Cluared, schrs Ring Dove, Swain, New 1, Raton: Greurion, and All Sig" rN sbineAWakg “Shit ane tele, te ig ppigity: x,’ June OR gehe AW Parker, Dean, jadelphin: Louis Walsh, ikeepsie. Pale Sebre J pa Leach, rend + Wm Bowen, Jackson, New York. TOWN, Jui 2 Arrived, sehr rs Telegraph, Thorn. EDGAR’ bye ba ia York for Bangor y, do for Bath. Sth—Arrived, schrs Belle ‘grown, Kno npwiton, ate 3 sod Newbury iryport: Fleet enniston. Phil ton: Mary Weaver, Weaver, do tor Beverly: Grawtors, Enlladelphta tor Boston; Maggio Willard. Spur! Mi ow York ‘ortiand NA ANDINA, June 2—Arrived, schr Emma Lay R Maroh, Philadelphia, ONROE, June 7—Arrived, bark 0 nell, Mayo, Gloucester, Mass (and Sailed fot chon ot in—Barks Annie, Fowler, from Antwe: forth, reo out—Barks Stef, for Dro; 3; Uno Dove: E alsa. Fromoro, Arinenie ‘Beelecome, for for Orks asl oe chars, fe na, for Hr yr Rotterdam Sailed. sat ci Chloe? barks: Store ‘duscoss “yo Millon, for wr: alsu bark Midas acd brig Waterwitch, for New eR RIVER, June 5—Arrived, schr D M Anthony, Mo- Ratiedscatekmers Empire State, Philips, and Leopard, Albertson, Philadelphia. ap Gel led, sehr d gam Pages 3 yw, York. GALVESTON, |, brig 5 J Stont, Pickett, Origans. the bark Herbert (Br), Smith, Lie qgLOUGROTER June b~Cla Jared, brig Eta Waitiomore, Wright, Worring Cove, NX, hrs Wm Frederick, Ames, Trapani; Lissie Dewey Davin Gadi MOBILE, June 6—Cleared, ship Charlotte W White, Dyer, Liverpool YSTIC, Conn, June S—Arrived, achrs Hamburz, West- uit, Philadelphiin; President, Butetiy: Woekeo bony ousey ei jane NEW ol ANS. J June 3—Cleared, Scioto (not Scotia) ee meee, ‘Gui—Arrived, ship Wyoming, Baker, Reval; bark Fedee ranss Mal), Daa te, mn Algiers, for New York. A Ge Nueva Amelia (Sp), eerh, Chase, dence: Jaa Pet wat RiWachrrot EWBCRYPORT, eon, ladelphia. Bareo! schrs ian ia Greprook Wanker, Prov: nde , for Liverpool j ane ay eh steamer per eration, Ba- j steamer Achillos, Bacon, Philadel DPORD, June 7—Arrived, schrs UF Waskbur, Haverstraw; Morison, do: Gust, Trenton, NJ; Amelia, South Amboy; WW Brainerd. Perth abe s Rondgut: Peerless, do: Luna, Hi Boston, El i port; Henry Gibbs, New York; ore Wettiec: do; Caspar NEWPORT, sane 1 eM: Setiod aed brs Sarah J: Gard- a ue schrs jane, ner, for Now York; James H Tripp, Nickerson, New York le, Soars, Boston for aton, from Port ete Sours, Pali River, for New York. ie EaRBON"S a three-masted schooner, loaded. £ June G—Arrived, sohrs Uieas, Alexan- ‘ 4 R Congdon, do for Allyn’s Point ; Carrie sot dg for Groton; Fenian do. ‘Amer mew a ami, for frerai: Era, for PR, for find says oo ahs ces Ccarrived, ackre A macola k ker, Parke rs sting 0: Gurney, Gurney, New ickett, Alexandel . as Beane Franklin, fi PORT GaMBul Le, 28—Arrived, ‘hi — om ata Francisco. hontaeapy Sheston, pn Bag . wtton, —, PORT TOWNSEND. ity 20 20—arrived, barks Rosine, Australia; Grace jahler, San Francisco} Mentana Fatorsen: do. se ike ark Toni © CAws), Cate Leman, Leeman, Carpe tous, Rarabajha, ‘Bruges SPENsacona, June 2—Cleured, echr P C Schults, Thomp- PHILADELPHIA, June kth steamer Beverly, Wallace, eae yer laren Townsend, Car: ‘ Sweeny, Steelm: on 7B Be *sehrs Thomas H Howard Macomber. Wi Wiltlaine Also rere te Leopard, ‘Albertaon, Pall Rive rewe York; ship Constantia (Ger), i tos bee ler, Rotterdns L simmons, Gi ve i River; Marios B Wockhili, THockhuil, hton M Buell, Ireland, Boston. Cloured—steamers Indiana, harine me Wiitlag, ig Alice Li Al Liver 1; Norman, Provi- jardit ch fai hi oe Hattie se “Chase, Ni ww Bedtora ae it ailteiite jouer "Gvbdeest; G Irwin, Johnson, iby “ae, Huntley, beanie, Clio, Gandy, Boston; mane ‘dandy: Fall ai, Brave, Kelly: Ne Sel led. steamers “illentor Norman © Whiti Newoamts. Del. Ju or aM Fascing tp brig Golconda, outa, Pettiy isune? ‘che Kate E Mich, Holmes, irto N and Mathilde Tei Boe Femaine for Philadelpita, Me, utr So tleated, sehrs LA Roper. New an He «3 Uieick. New York. Poeraabolss the levee harbor, sche Teabella Ri for Richmon ONDENCE. a SccArtived, sehrs wD Hilton, in Philadelphia pb 2 and Helen. ou jew York; Bailed—Schi Teeken 3 Knowlton. do. ad of Long Inland Souod Oth, P M. bound east, it Albert’ ‘ashburne, Alfred “Artist, ve seatin Joueph P Reas, Mary © "Arnold, Prats Beek Gime nan m howard Wittens tot vert’ ET, June 6—Salled, sehr Arlo, Pardee, Nicker. wens raruaate June S—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York. . Burgess, from PAC a yared—steamer and ‘Dakota. ictorin (and sailed), ‘Webfoos. Wi Wieslerlane, Vimpat Well dons baAmivea bork Unetiniion, jay 27. stk Arrived, bark Liste Williams, Ross, SAVANNAH, June 6—Sailed, bark Agnes (Ger}, Cork for orders. ithe Salled, bark Nuestra Senora de los Angelos (Sp), nae, Maliod, schra Luella A Snow, Baltimore; Paragon, ‘Arrived-—Steamer Sen Jacinto, Hasard, New York; echt CW Holt, Wiscasset, SALEM. June 5—Arrived, sehr L &M Reed, Cavaiier, Philed TOMENGTON, Jane 6—Arrived, schrs ht BT é New York tor Providence; Shamroe! Wm_ Voorh! and Mary J) wwerstraw for do; Whisker, Keeler N ie Caibarie jarks Sit tp tae La a EG 2 haa 7h lo Hawn xe {Fork for dor und about, 3) others bound awl OM. jew York for an uy Cast. nes , May 28—sailed, ship dhiriey, Matthews, San Pra CNISEYARD Avi HAVEN, Juve rnall, Miragonne tor Boston: DB Everett, St Jago, Cul pre and J R Hal New “York Me Annie ait Saiem: i Julin Newell, Now York Provincetown ; +i v ‘Voasle a 4. for Damariscotta; Georgia, South Amboy for Bristol, fettie Walker, bon foe pare fh Boo ea with'an ui were sebooner off Chathans and fost Fees as i rae before reporter Na Hine ry sehre Newell, 1d Bolle. a te terprias, Se ie, JW Pe P WILMINGTON, NC, June ¢—Cieared, tgurs Chas Dennis, Wicks, Bost: “White Sea, Haupt, Bath, M ” Gth—Arri steamer Bene’ be fpothed N Railed—Steamer DJ Foley. Price, Baltin: Julia ba. UE AUTEN OF ONES Y FoR A. sale. Orders received by T. aoe. Rare Toe £00 Front at, between Gouverneur and Montgomery ste, New York. ELEGANT PASSENGER FF", (OR SALE CUEAP—ON saloon sidewhcel Steamboat, 126 feet long, oa tees over all; draught oh threo feet, with ne nether t te ry complete running order for excursi. route. oat om, ly THEO. SMITH & BRU., fo foot of Moses et, doe SC aaTES-FWO ECOND N \Speereaned oats, in ood order’ sive geod with full aestrip: second band four-onred ‘Dares, Address, M., box 209 Post office, Hudsva om, wits cash price, C. Hy M., ny ANTED-SMALL SLOOP YACHT. ice P Y, guid ‘ult partioulare to Dr, BYNN box £300 Pout oi jew Yor! MISCELLANE [BOLLE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFFER: ent Susies for unmerons causes, without publielty; La G4) everywhere ; ti fy VREDERICK te we KiNG. Lawyer, 00 Broadway, _ pion: sR L AGNEW, 7 Tale GREAT ie 4 YORK ang. everybody, Setereacee eg: