The New York Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1877, Page 10

REAL ESTATE RECORDS. Over Two Millions of Transfers, Conveyances and Mortgages Filed Yesterday. A MIRROR OF THE MARKET. Decrease in Transactions as Compared with Former Years, The list of real estate conveyances, leases and mort- ges, as shown by the record of the County Regis- ter’s office, presented in the Hraxp of to-day, is of more than usual interest. Hike its contemporaries, submits from day to day synopsis of the business transacted in ‘tho Register’s office on tho preceding day. The daily ‘presentation of this statement, showing, asit does, the actual figures at which realty is sold in various neigh- Dorhoods within the county limits, must naturally be of great interest to those of the Hxxatp readers who are either professionally or by inclination speculators in Again, there is another class who purchase siern circumstances Tho Heratp, ua- “to have and to hold’ force thom to relinquish thei¢ ownership. This class ts composed of those who may be designated us honest Duyers—pooplo who are ‘solid’ in business, who @ come to stay, in the grand Unty—a prophecy ‘of our citizens rely. There are various classes of per- ons interosted in the rise and fall of rea’ mecessarily desirous of knowing the number of im- Provements in that species of property, with the prices brought by it at public and private sale, the encum- brapces from time to timo imposed upon it, and all any way conduce its present’ and particulars = which to a thorough unde: Prospective value, Prominent among these types of land watchers aro tho mon who merely buy to sell fter our hurried Gothamite fashion of doing business, which enables a man to wash bis bands Of @ lortuve almost as readily as of aday’s Broadway drawing on of his gloves (#omotimes at least) a scarcely less speedy operation ibaa donuing of bis willionnairesbip, Again, iow and sure investors, who yet do pot to remain perwanent proprietors, but are not forced or scared into a premature sale by any ‘They buy with moncy ab- nd they noid out resolutely ul the “good tume coming,’’ which imevitably when @ salo means dust, and maxes there are the depression of the mar lutely their own, does come sooner or assure, though it may be a moderate, proilt. Thore are also many purchasers and Inteoding purchasers, indeed, than common opinion surmises, liy buy ‘houses m the city, ag farms are Dought i the country, with the intention of per- seaneatiy occupying and using them, and with little or po thought of guin, A still more numerous cluss includes all those Who do not wish (to uctually part with their Jots and houves, but ure looking about in these hard times for auy means of raising cash to meet the Fequirements of the needs o1 the readiest and most effectual, and every would-be mortgagor is interested in knowing the state of the market with regard to such transactions. Bide of the fence there ure equally numerous eyes of For every buyer there is of necessity a seller, for every mortgagor a mortgagee, for every i jessee, and those trom whom the mouey axes are Hot less concerned to learn the facts of the who deliver the documents. Indirectly und cole alfected by these case than tho the cizcie of interest stop here. -y branch of business transactions, and it would not be straiming the truth to state that'no intelligent, certainly no moneyed per. gon WKhin the county limits can afford to remain in iguorance of such matters, The amount of business in the real estate line, evi- denced by the transfers, leases and encumbrances re- corded below, will be found unusual'y small, cousid- ering the season. May Day tn Now York may bo (and transportation) the metrop- ermation appears on the ollive ag well as in the house- holds of distracted pater familias, while the transpor- tation has to do with titles aud corner lots not less than with vehictes in ¢ransitu. May Day in the Kegis- ter’s office produces as busy a scene as its dreaded Occurrence does bers of the Registe excited real ostate lawyers and busiaess geverally ; tor Mt Is of this day, above all others on the calendar, thut uy possession of new abodes, eituer as ‘Owners OF Louanis, execute the | wo their occupancy be excepted there ha quieter ist of May in tho Hall of Records than was yea- terday within the past twenty years. Lt is generally known to rev! estate lawyers aud operators that tho term of the present Register, Joues, bas been an exceptionally poor one, niarily considered. jal papers essential not probably been a Geveral Patrick H. From 186v, wuen i from the registership ana was succeeded by Joun Keyser, who 1a his turu gave place to John MeCool, down through the t “Miles U'iielly’” left the office vacant, and the present incumbent, kindly ud: the lameuved Halpine), by , who fougut “mit the Yar- mans,” there has not been so poor 4 “uke” (to use o brase) as that which has falien to the lot of jones, the present Register, onted stirand buboub produce some portion of their wwual effect, bat the prevailing and widespread depression in business has, greatly diminished the Muy office. To merchants in almost avy branch o: com Morce, the subjorned list wiil prove of interest—ior real estate is an exceptionably good barometer, par- hicularly in New York und vicinity, to indicate a clear or cloudy sky im business circie: scarcely more sensitive that realty. ln the list of transfers aud mortgages published to- transactions might the following:-— arters of wealth, state- ue property: term of “Soger” Even this year as will readily be seen, ay fees of the Register’s tor gold itself 1s many unusual Among them may be Gramercy Park, craft apd ar legaliy declaring aud communicating this rhange was attested by no less thao thirty-eight sign. crs, among whom may be mentioned ex Eaeiual a Fildes, Code Dageae Clarkson N, known New York names. The Manhattan Clab, the earthly throne of the New York democracy, gives a mortgage of $50,000 to one of its members, Sachem Augustus Schell, and Richurd M, Heury, as a releree, conveys to the Manbattan Club the prc pies for $25, 000—the consideration expressed in the Lenox, which was once kuown and is still known io the Lenox farm—or woat re- ideration expressed is $374,150. This property was sold two weeks ago at auction, and is understood, the Register’s ortiee property and its career is well known to Operators, and it was tho most desirable realty offered at public sale for a number of years. The awount of in conveyances fled yesterday is $918,231, avd property to the probavle value of nearly $500,000, was conveyed without an expressed consid- F $700,000 was raised by mnoney expressed the mortgages quite a nutnber filed yesterda, at tne rato of rate as five p pay meuts on leases amounted (o nearly Fhould be borne im mind that scarcely one out of a hundred of the leases taking elt dh the Register’s office, the law requiring that three yeor jeaser aud those for a longer tern only shall be ot yesteriay was filed ‘The iollowing sales were made at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday Supreme Conrt for Sreecot w house, With Tot 72 it. @. of Clinton st, 4x70, on Houst to David Kiauver, Common Pleas ree—of a house, with bx! Th. e. of Oth av., PINASSE AND PRIKOMAN, reclosure sale -J. Grant Sinclair, Supremo Court pisree—ot she buildins, Hoekman place, @. 5. G0 tt,» of 50th at., to dames W. Beekwan, isin % A. fe nesiehe, co. Yourt Joreclowure Sr 95 ft, w. of Madison av., ‘Total sales for the day. Gistat, 8. 9,60 Uarroll and ‘wife to ‘Thomas Mallon bo 10K and wile to Job @. corner of 116th *., nto Herubiard Setaxer iwie 1's ‘of Ist ‘ay. Ww right andl wife to A ye M Br tt “of ¥ Ke Nuc gud 7 tt, e. of Oui ay., ney a \d wife to Joveph M, Obmeis,.. 8, 100 10.5 it, (20d ward) ‘Cariseen to Wiltiwn Daniels corner of THth st yo a es Cate to Wilileu Ur Brapnogen...c. {ane &, 175 tt. il Oashanbs aud wile to anes Clare hay So Vas Be ‘508100, half part asa ward); Thomas Duggan ‘and wile to James Pianteam 2Ud + » BBBLDA Tew: of eat ‘and husband to James N. Got Madison st. (No, 5); German Mission Moe ge V. Hudson 8th st... be HRS “ik at oF ww. O.; 38x08 ‘Souuek aud wife to Peter Bengenheimet 125th #8. & 4. 2126 fh. 0. of 2d 18.03 100.105 jarthe J. Wii f and husband to Abrahwin steers 14,000 oaths Hy ». of 10th , 40x 100.5; William it fo to Manufacturers! Bank of 10th ay,, 202x100, mmon. ry aetb it, 198 fh w, of Lexington ach’ to J. See: ese 80 fect w. of 6th ut 72d sta, & &, 200 th”, ‘sume to sume... T2d st., 8. 8, 400 Sth av. sw. cor 35x Houcy vreforee) +0 Mannattan Club. Mucdougal st., lot No. 1156; BE. “Sanford (rel. eres) ww G, W, Winans. sz» 8,100 44th st, #6, 130.6 tt. @. of z Kobinson (referee) to ©. Stair a ft. ¢. of Madison a (psleres) t0.Aun MoGowan, 18,650 Wo. 40); G. E. Lydecker (refures) 28,500 West st. (No. 21),S years: T. 0, acer, to L, Denison 1,200 Union square (No. 4), 5 years; E. Kollinger to \. Hepburt + 3,000 Ia Av. Wo, '857), "3 ears: Ti. Westheimer toG. 0 ad av. (Nov 1,084), years 1,000 Washington ste Now. 38 rN) SEN 21), also West ote ve R Seeeart to x Denison 7,800 BY), ‘ 3,000 Hoadley, A orate aye: are.» os nee ; 20,000 Hance, Mary A., to H. Haifen, s,s. Milton st. (2 “60 ward) these years. to H. B, Townsoud, s,s, of 20th st of 2 Kinsella s., ae Dime ys Society, hx Savings Bank, Gdth st; oni ., to M. Mi f Suh k. Guuorbite Ath Liverar; dustrfal av. and Lord, &. W. Morton st. 2 yeurs Murphy, D., to H. D. W. Chale No, yours Same to same, 8. of Sad st., w. of ‘tu a be | Fores, kf, and wits, to Gegenatien devine ank, No, 30 Bast 4th you Matthew, Gilligand, to pian shit, 45th ot, w. 0 Langley, Ea, to 1. Gobn. a 1 yew y Dunphy, f Madigou st.: 4 yours... wee Divvors, U., 60 xam, No. $ ‘Mad Conway, Jo 3 Rinigrant “induscetal. Savings ‘of Bist st... 01 3d Cullen G., to United Séntes Trust Company, e of 7! ‘th av. ; 3 yeurs. N ta oho A Willett st.; 5 yours. : Baume wo Washiugtou W. Tobius, “ie Ist ave; 9 yeurs, see 13,000 Wilson Daniel 5, ‘and ‘wife,’ to St Huchanan."s hae 1Odth st., w. of 2d nv, 1,700 Wilsou, Daniel s., and wil $8 Of 1Otth 9k w. of Bd 17,000 6,000 6,000 at. yous. Stembach, to ilelen Society Widows, &c., un. of 2d st., w of Ist av. : 5 yours Gombrecht'P., to L. Friedman, ‘nw. corner Ham: imond wnd Bleecker sts. ; 5 yeurs of Bleecker, n, of West iith 3,000 6,000 7,000 1,550 “10, 000, , 17.000 * 10,000 5 17,000 i, 10,000 “Association, No. ide o yours, King, H. L, Aspinwail, n. 8, of Houston ‘of Mucdouxal; 3 yeure. 16 10 suse, H. &. OF Houston Life Insurance Coupan 1th wv. ; U1 year Savings Bau vorner ot Suh st; 5 year ry Paimer, J., to H. Haeriy, s, of Bist et., w. o Robertson, J, 12th st.; 1 yea Rugies J hes to sune, ¥ yi or Bd ay. and Hh st Club to A. Schell years... to LIFE INSURANCE ‘TROUBLES, THE MITCHELL REFERENCE—EXCEPTIONS TAKEN 20 REVEREK BULLER'S REPORI—INDICT- MENT OF BENJAMIN NOYES. The final meeting bolore Mr. William Mitchell, ref- ereo in the suit of Geasa vs. the New Jersey Mutual Lite Insurance Company, Joremiah H, Stedwell, Ben- jamin Noyes and others took place at No. 62 Wall street yesterday alternoon, Mr. John &, Parsons appeared as counsel jor Receiver Parker and the plant, and Mr. Lewis tor the National Capitol. Mr. Heory D. Walker, treasurer of the last uamed company, testified io explanation of a meeting reterred to ih previous evidence, at which he and Mr, Mortaner were present. Mr, Lewis announced that Benjamin Noyes would uot Ve examined tor the defence pending the iwVestigation of tue Newark Grand Jury, and no ould be had Irom vim in tals proceeding. There wore no further witnesses to be examined, aud after some general discussivn upon the nature of tho report to be made by the referee the meeting ad- journed. RENJAMIN NOYRS INDICTRD. The Newark Grand Jury came tuto court yesterday, Th anticipation of indictments of a presentment re- garding tne New Jersey Mutual, thero was quite a flutver im the court CONTINENTAL AFFALRS. Mr, Raphael J. Moses, counsel for Stephen kngisb, has fied « bill of exceptions to the report of William Alien Butler, releree io the proceeding of Hoyt vs. the Contiwenta! Lite Insurance Vompany. The firat excep. tion ts to the overruling of an exception taken to the paytwent of $3,028 27 by Jou J, Auderson tor return premiums to policy Loiders; then to We overruling of poons made to poruions of the amount paid by erson for counsel tees, and then to the overruling of the lability claimed (o exist ou the part of Mr. ediflerence between the price paid to Vas Mutual Lite Lnsurance Company lor ,09, and We vonds recovered, $215,400, vin, Hirt 600, Exception is further taken to that portion of str, Butier’s report in which be says that all the agsets which catne into the bands of Mr. Andersou, as re- ceiver, were uccouuted jor and duly transierred to bis Mr. Gr Mr. Kobert Sowell, couasel tor taken exception to that part of Mr, Butior's report in wh diealiows the clara of Mr. Anderson cet Ali th Speci Ter Chumvers, iv Brooklyn, on the 1th of May. Ii t# rumored that indictments wil! be presented by the Grand Ju my wo fey | against Latter M, Frost and Ruiua &. Fre Conunental tame. The where- both 14 at the present te a mystery, AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE. Mr. William Allen Gutior sard yesterday that be had hot yet determined Upon an acceptance of the appotot- ment as releroe (0 OXaimine the afairs of the Amoviean | Popular Life, PENNSYLVANIA'S CREDIT. THE FIVE PER CENT BONDS SOLD AT A HAND- SOME PREMIUM. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.] Harxissure, May 1, 1877. The bids opened by the State Board of Revenue Commissioners to-day for the new State joan of $8,000,000 aggregated $17,171,250. The highest bid was that of A. J. Drexel & Co,, of Philadelphia, which represented the entire amount of the loan. Their premiums ranged from 3 8100 to 3 34-100 per cont, and they will be awarded $6,541,100 at from 3 8-100 to 8 84-100, Charles Camblos & Co., of Philadelphia, will bo awarded $278,000 at 334 and 3%, and J. J. Astor, ot New York, $170,300 at 33g. All successtul bidders, except four, who will receive $434,300 of the loan, are from Phila- total premiums amount to about $250,000. joan is reimbursable in filteen years, and payable, absolutely, in twonty-five years, The bouds representing these Joans are to bear semi-annual interest at five per cent. With this loan the matured six por cent Joan of the of the State will be redeemed, ARMY INTELLIGENCE. (OVEMENT OF TROOPS—PROMOTIONS IN THE MEDIOAL CORPS AND LINE, Wasuinatoy, May 1, 1877. Company E, of the Third artillery, Colonel A. C. Wildrick, and company D, of the same regiment, Major J. G, Turnbull, which have beon stationed at the Washington arseua!l for some months past, have been ordered North, the frst company to duty at Fort Wadsworth, New York, and the other to Fort Hamil- ton, New York, Two companies of the Second artil- lery, for somo timo past stationed jn South Carolina, ake the place of these two companies atthe Washington arseual, PROMOTIONS. ‘The following promotions in tho medical corps of the army have been made:—Licutenunt Colonel W. J. Sloan to be colonel and surgeon, vico McCurmick, de- ceased, Major Glover Peri to be lieutenant colonel gud surgeon, vice Sloan, promoted, Captain D. L, Huntington to bo major and surgeon, vice Perin, pro- moted, First Licutenant W, H. Boyle, of the 2ist infantry, hay beeu promoted to the rank iG soil seoond Lieutenant Robert H. Fietcher, of the same regiment, bas been promoted to b to be fi frat 4 Jieutenant, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Wasuinoton, May 1, 1877. Passed Assistant Paymaster J, C. Burnet is detached from duty in the Bureau of Provisions and Clothiag and ordered tothe Supply. Passed Assistant Engineer George H. White has been detached from the Montauk and ordered to the Passaic, in place of Assistunt Engi- noer F. J, Hoffman, detached {rom the vessel and or- dered to the Montauk, MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT, War DeraRTMent, Ortice or THe Citigy SigNaL Orric Wasmivatoy, May 2—1 A. M. Indications. For the lower lake region, the Middle Atlantic States and New England, generally rising barometer, partly cloudy or threatening weather, with occasional areas of hight rains, uorth to west winds and nearly station. ary or falling temperature, followed at west and south- western stations by clearing weather and slightly higher temperature. For the South Atlantic States, slowly rising barom- eter, stationary or rising temperature, cloar or partly cloudy weather and northweet to southwest winds, For the Gulf States, slowly falling baromoter, rising temperature, cicar or partly cloudy weather and winds mostly from cast to south. For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, nearly sta- tionary or rising barometer, stationary or rising tem- perature, northwest winds and clear or partly cloudy weather, followed at wostern stutions by falling barometer and winds shifting to southeast, For tho upper lake region, the Upper biississippt and Lower Missouri valleys, northeast to southeust winds, stationary or slowly rising temperature, clear or partly cloudy weather, and rising, followed by stationary or fulling barometer. The Mississippi River will remain nearly stationary, THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following rocord will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of last year, as indicated by the thermomoter at Hudnut’s pharmacy, Heratp Builuing:— 1876, 1877. 1876. 1877. . 38 8 52 62 OOP. .ce 0s MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Mme. Essipoff will devote ber performance to-night to the illustration of Chopin’s music. Her sympathy with this composer‘a works will render the perform- ance one of the most epjoyable of the series, 1t 18 proposed by a number of our prominent citl- zens to give a complimentary beneflt to Mrs. J. H. Hackett, in recognition of her abilities as an actress, her personal worth, and the progress she has made in herart. Mrs, Hackett’s ambition is high and honora- ble and this testimonial will undoubtedly receive the cordial indorsement of the public. Master Hermann Reitzel, the youthiul pianist, who is to give a concert at Steinway Hall on Wednesday afvernoun, May 10, is a son of Reitzel, the futiat, for- merly ot Thomas’ orchestra, and now a member of tho Philharmonic Society. Master Reitzel hus already ap- peared several times in public and shown himself to be a pianist of extraordinary promise. Ho received bis practical instruction trom Mr, 3. B, Mille, Master Reitzel 1s also well grounsed in the theory of masic, having received instruction in that department trom the late Charles Edward Horsiey, the English musi« cian, who died a ttle over a year ago, wuile organist of 84 John’s Chapel, Master Reitzel’s ability retlects credit on America, he having received all of his musi cul instruction here. It will doubtless be gratifying to many of the music loving public to learn that notwithstanding Ole Bull, the bigh priest of the violin, agreeably to announce- ment, recently appeared in this ctly in what was up- parently bis last concert, an effort is being made by several of our distinguisned citizens to induce the Breut artist to reappear in New York prior to his departure for Kurope. Since leaving us he has met with the most complimentary success in Philadelphia, Boston and elsewhere; but New York properly desires to udd the keystone to tbe triumpbal arch which he bas erected, and to remain chief among the happy memories which the muestro will carry back to the Ot World to be embalmed among the autamn loaves of his well spent lite. The movement in the direction above referred tw is now on foot, and we hope in # few days to be able to chronicie the result us achioved, ~~ OBITUARY. — H. H. GREGORY, M. D. Dr. H. H. Gregory, ove of the oldest and best known physicians in Harlem, died yesterday morning at bis house, No. 174 East 127th street, He was in his usual heaith when he retired to bed on Monday night, but about midnight complained of feeling sick, and at three o’cluck A. M. be died. The supposed cause of deuin is heart disease, He was a prominent Mason, & Kuight Templar, an officer in St. James? Methodist Episcopal Chureh, and was widely known and ro- spocted, FREDERICK YAWCETY®. ‘Tho death is announced of Mr, Frederick Fawcett, of No, 22 West Seventeenth strect. Mr. Faweott was a prominent leather merchant at No, 46 Frankfort street, and was Vico Presiceut of the Sixpenny Sav- ings Bank, at No. 744 Broadway. He was in the sixty- eixth year of his age. JUDGE ENOCH H. ROMECRANZ Hon, Enoch Il. Rosecranz, late Justice of the Sue prome Court, died yesterday, at his residence in Gleu's Falis, of corobro-spinal mening’ Ho was eighty-ogbt years of age, and served ou the Suprem Court Beueh frou 1856 to 1 SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTCKE FROM NRW YORK voR THR MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNK. May May Say May IMay City of Chester, Baspe " 4 Bowling Green Wrondway 50 Brondway 2161 Brondway +]07 Mromway Office. 7 Bowlin® Green » Bowling Green 2 Bowling ( tiroon 7 Bowling Green Germanic... Calilornia... 7 Bowling 2 rons Green 29 Broad HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS, niet Hour, aches, Deg.| Win wail Nw"|Clondy 52] Wt] Raining 50]. Wil Ruining So] _NW#iClondy: PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 1, 1877. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HEKALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TRLUGKAPH LINK Steamer Scythia (Bn Hines, Live town 22d, wi OG Frat ool April 21, Que miso, 128 cabin and 103 steorage passengers r Wieland (Ger), Hebvich, Havre t, with mdse passenuor: Steamer ¥ Caland (Duteh), De Rotterdam April gnd Viissingen 174u, with midge, and pamougers to Func, April 21, lat 48 eg lon 22, passed scbr Stella {Duvets Bound W ‘sume Norwegian sbi signal letters HWALG, bound do; 22d, lat 47 20, Florw (Br), bound do. “Steamer Knickerbocker, Kemble, Now Orloans 6 days, with mdse and nasen oases t to Clark 4 Seaman. Steamer Sun Jacinto, Hasard, Savanueo 3 days, with dse and passengers to Gov Yong cy Fisher, Calcatta 112 sel to Arkle, Tufts it Helena March i tor 29tn, in 1 Feb 15, lat 23 14 8, 4B, spoke! bath Velocity Br). from Bingaporo for New Yunt d0'daye outs Feb 2%, of Cups, Good Hope, pasead bark showing signal lesters J PT V, from Manila tor Bos- out, ton, 56 ai De a with omg ej Jan Ship Hengi order, Passed A: ® Head and rounded the of Goad ‘Hope. Fob 18; urnived and stro an March 8 and crossed the Equator 35 90, lon 73, had w strong % 3 days had thick, foxsy Rotterdam 45 days, with mdse to order; vessel to Jas W Biwell & » April 26, lat 38, lon 69, spoke bark Lorena, hence to Cadls. Bark Sibat (Nor), Hammerszadt, Havre 42 days, in bal- lust to C Toblas & Co. Had fine weather. Bark Sarah, Ingersoll, Buenos Avres 50 with hides and wool to order; vessel to Millor & Hou Crossed on, the Kqnator April 2, in lon 89; was 10 days N of lat 33, or it he winds, quil (8p), Alsina, Havana 14 days, with sugar showing jon 28 N gale, lasting 2 weather. Bark Mary McKee, Sha to James ht easterly < = Honry. Was 4 if winds and fox; Apr Ot tell ty with hy Toandoned sekr Mary Putton, (of Bungor)' from Savannah for Harbados wita lumber (before reported), the. mainimast was gone about 15 foot from tho deck, toremant wud jib- boom standing; @ strong gale blowing st the time and near night; did not board her. rig Alwing Ger), Sebi tos 54 days, with coffe to BG Arnold. Crossed tno rapen Marobs 27, in ton 37 20; March 16, lat 21 20, lon 39 10, 9 brig St Francis (Br), trom Buonos Ayre: for Liverpool 17th, lat 20, lon 87, brig Catharine (Ger), steering 3. Sehr Southern Home, ot Canning, NB, Wade, Para 25 days, with rubber and tints to G- Aumitn k'& Co; "vessel to iston & Cu, Was 5 days n of Hatteras, with vari- Pe able winds nnd | fo: . ‘Sehr Lavinia Beli, gugur and molassos to HA Vatabl Brunt & Bros. Appi 20, Int 3, 5 fon T, took heavy NW wule, lusting 7 days 25 256h, lat lon’ 72, 35, passed « can painted Senr Auiva, MeO ay. Cin ‘3 Bolivar April 4 and the bar 12th, with b coffee to GW, Gillett. Apri! 29, mn 71 Weeks” atoering i ale t bowel . brig RW Messer, from Tr : pani for Boston. Sebr Cora Etta ea ape Havana April 16, with sagar to H P Brown & Sehr F J Collins, “Townsend, Catbarien 8 days, with sugar to J M Ceballos & Co; vessel to Overton & Hawkins, bol ert Rew Leah sa beuring NW, passed a sunken vessel, th gaff above wate eames Peerless (of Titelitex. NS), Florian, Cienfuegos 19 with su; iy Scammell Bros, Wha’ dn 9 aeht Robert Palme an lays, with melado to ol il, 20 Aleridge, Rrarte gti 20 days, with Son; vessel to Van spoke wehr “J Ls Aipps,""from New Orloaus for Provi Males. ltidgoon, Landiok, Savwovas 13. days, with su: gar to BL Howel, Hou & Co. Hoon 7 days N of Hatteras, Tien taut oastort Ttnaia (of Boston), Rogers, Sagua 12 Lor Brig Allee M anys. with Fonigd to order; vessel to Parsons & he William H Jones, Fulkenberg, 0 Daliner, Kotter & Co; \ “i Bai andiun 8 days, pha) ‘hip heaverto close by and TU days, with 1 Boston), Moore, Sickxonviie 8 days with umber to Stew £ iineSios veces Whe EY lover, lngorsolls. Georgetown, SC, 7 days, with naval stores to E'D Hurlburt & Co. April 7, off Marteras, sevoral burrels of turpentine. Sehr Sarah A Burr, arnold, Virgina. Behr n, Torry, Bicep uary Hayward, “hebamin, Virginia, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. ptune, Berry, Boston for New York. Plog mod ity of New Bedtord, Fish, New Bedford for ew Yor Steamer Galatea, Walden, Providenee for Now York. Steumor Bolivar, Geer, Now London and Norwich for New Bteamer J York. Schr Rosina, Kelly, Windser via New Haven for New K. MB Onks, Matheils, Bolfust for Now York. iver, Wiitin Sehr J P Koss, Ke Ke Bent Monty Friend, Friend, Gloucester, on @ Ashing ru ruise, ‘Sehr M A Predmore, Shorman, Providence for New York. Sehr Maria L. Davis, H ovidence tor New York. Kelly, Provideuce for New nites Dow, Providence for Ne love, Lincoln, Providence for ‘New York. $, Providence for Aino Moutank for New You Schr Baltimore, Francet ‘urwieh tor New Yori Seliz Mary a Lovell, Humiitou, Middletown, Oty tor New New York, ww York, Sour Orlando Smith, Ferris, Portchestor tt Schr Clara Post, Ferris, Portehester for BOUND EAST. Steamer Glancus. Boarse, New York for Bostot Ber W 2 Duryea (Br), Cain, ‘Now York lor Charlotte town, Senr Atary L Bliss (Br), Martin, Now York for 8t John, Nb. xehr Joseph Rogers, Hanson, New York for 1" Sehr G W Baldwin, Spaulding, New York for Rockland, Provincetown, Behr i a ew York for Portiand, Ct. Schr MM Brainerd, Sehr Phil sheridan, Sehr Minquas, Philip: tuey, Gurney, Hobuken tor P co. r, Brockway, Hoboken for Providence, Sehr BH Warlord, Sprague, Hoboken for Providence, Kour Cynthia Jane, Gardinge, Huougen for Brovidence, sclir John KE Hurst, Cook, Kilzabothport for Providence, Schr Miver Spray, Chatficld, Port Jounvon for Portland, Selir Alice, O Port Johnson for Rockland, Belir Loduskia, Port Johnson for Kuston. R Luinprey, Kobinson, Port Johnson for Provi- Imogene Diverty, Gandy, Port Johnson for Paw. t. ‘red Tylor, Parker, Port Johnson for Pawtucket, Seud, Alion, Amboy tor Fatt River, r, Besse, Amboy tor New Bedford. ‘onover, Amboy for Wickford, Sehr Berthi Senr Surge, Benton, Amboy for Pawtucket, Sebr Texay, Davis, Amboy for New London, sehr Edward K Wing, Walkar, Amboy for Bridgeport, Sailed from lushing Fiats AM, brig Hero (Br), Abunn, from New York for Jacmei, CLEARED, Steamer oe (Br), Jones, Liverpool via Queenstown — Williams & i (Br), Murpny, Liverpool via Qui , Havre vie Piymouth—L s- towne Swenmer Labrador (Fr), Sang! li—Pacific Mail Steam. « Acapulco, Clapp, Aspin Noriolk, City Point and Rich. p Co, Kelley MSteamer Vineland, Bowen, Buitinore~Wra Daleol vannor Ellie Knight, MeCreery, Philsdelphin—Bogert finer Ann Etiaa, Riebards, Philadelphia—Jas fTand, sourse, Bostou—t ® Dimock, nN Ly Bremen—Dill & cudmann, Ship Sovuie (Get), Christotler, Bremen—Theo Kuyer, Ship Cloupw.ra (Ger), Poppe, Bremen—Funeh, Kdye & Co. ‘Ship Santa Clara, Tobey, San Frangiseo Sutton & Cn, Bark Goodell, Frevet anghai—Sulter & Livermore. Bark Jw , vinbis, Cork Falosouth for ders —sloc« i Bark So (Nor), Pedersen, Cork or Falmouth for ors Funch. Kaye & Co. Bai Cad g oad (Nor), Jacobson, Grimatadt for orders— Puneh, kdye Hark Jonaune Mave (Wer), Gustavus, Hambarg—Faneh, Edyo & Co. Kuropa Gvor), Soha on, Kotterdam—| unch, jury (Nor). Wiig. Bremen—Funeh, Edye & Co. ills (der), Beckmann, Bisinore tur ordere— Pune In Rave & Uo Burk Madoune (Fr), Hoon, Dantsic—Edmund Untart. Bark As y TriestomJoln U Seager & rk Sarpen (Nor), Bucke: Tetons. Shark Li *invidia (Ital, Laura, Gibenttar for orders—Sloeo- vieh & Co w'pburie P Priuctpt di Napolt (ital), Megna, Genoa—Puneh, dive & © tank Wiseepoat (Br), Aitchison, Corfu and Patras (Greece) —d 8 Tucker & ‘hark it's Parr Ue), Robbins, Callso—James W Elwell & Santander and Cudiz—Louls SHEET. a Bit Mery Agnes (Br), Do De Costa, St Johns, NF—Perkins rat zonmere, 0 (Nor), Christenson, Elsinore for oraers— Domerare—Leayeralt & Co. Brig Ramires, Det ow ore Ee yee Aeeiee: hae BCE T Nevius & Schr Avna A Hoijon, Smith, Rio Grande do Sul vie Rieb- mond—Brett, pene Witte’ Wha Brett, Son & Co. Schr David ra—B J Wenberg & ekene Stephen D Barnes, Wright, Eieuthera—B J Wendorg picir & VW Simmons, Campbelt, Jacksonville—Warren Behe AG Ireland, Townsend, Richmond, Va—Van Brunt posit BM Clatk, Raynor, Plymouth, Mass—Carewright & at sland Gly, Allon, Harwich, Mass Doane & Gott, nn’ Previgestowa, Mage_G Wosells Sehr Gesrgs Ravine Beas ii Bros Behe Bailes Blmpson, Now tow oven Cartwright & Doyle. SAILED. Steamers Wyom! Sfor bi Aspin- ~ en tend, bey Eile K Pillade reo hae deta Reres Glen (Br). Fe. i Reade Si dage and Guantanames Mai Ate ca); Euime bee mB, pa se san ty ti Nice dab, 9 seu (xe Corks erp: oe (Nor) rand Sansunger; Au: boi 8 i Me ern nye Me Cade rigs Athol Cran (Br), Per- ne JA, Cheney, Laxuarre MeLoon, Georgiana ‘Glvraltat Gnarls A Hoard Ur), Simmons, Jacksonville. ‘Also suil we Fraternitas (Nov, for, Copenh: Robinson Crusoe, Bayront (soe Miscelt) ; brig Georgian Southweont Splt—Ship M ir (Ger), for Elsi rigs Adee MeLsoe, for He a Cheney, for Laguay’ His, for Bi nore: satu rs 3 G sehr Jennio MARITIME MISCELLANY. Ban Nontuwoon (Br), from Baltimore for San Andro remains ashore ut Coan River (Potomuc). Bukei of Nortolk, have sent « wrecking force to her ass Bank Rosinsox Crusox, Robinson, hence for Boyrout, while passing out of the’ Hook yer Rgronnd on tie var but floated shortly covded. Bute OB Srattuax, from Bay of Islands, NF. for Liver pool, before reported, has b dt Sydney, OB (whore she arrived April fou worthy aud’ vro- ceeded May 1. Tho report that he mrived at Port April 30 was wn error, Scun AH Quimay, from Vi with cedar lumber. fouled th AM, at the Deluware Bi inte, for Wilmington, Del. ‘M Smith, youtordny P sad) ae soapy with the aid of the ails, ‘The spars are making somo water, Tne bark lost’ couslderable headgear aud is badly chated forward. Scun Minwauxie, Wallace, from St John, NB, for Phila- doiphia, which arrived at Vineyard Havon 35th,’ struck on tho Stone Horse, Nantucket Shouls, 24th, during’ the, thick fog, and came off after throwing over ubout 60, pickets. Vessel not injured. . Scun Watton, from Jacksonville for Bath, before re ported ashore ut Lewes, waa, with her a wold by auc is for $300; cargo ion at Lowes April 30; vessel and materi: (tine lumbor) for $1,200, 2 AC Watson, which arrived at New Bedford in dis- April 23, is so dischat her cargo of corn at the not x flour mill, after which she will go om the marine ruil- way for repairs. Soun JO Ituss, Norton, from Amboy, for, Bridgeport, with 150 tons coal, In tow of steamtu: ‘struc! Meee tee som ha peinecetlcs Hall Gate eoming ikvoveh ‘and sunk. Crew all taken off by tugboat. ‘A broken nameboard, with “Vall” painted on it in whito letters on @ black ground, wee wd Bab 21, in lat 32 N, W. (The brig jo Valls F sulloa from Rich: ec 28 for Rio ad Has nut vlnce been heard from.) Hatirax, Apri] 30—A schooner bound for the Magdalene Islands ran {nto an feeberg near Souris, PEI, and s: ‘The crow were sn May 1—Ba lo (Br), from Glasgow for Pictou, went ashore in @ fog last ght near Arichat. Sho is insured foc Livexroot, NS, April 28~Schr Morning Star (Br), from Barbados for Boston (betore Feported), lost all her headgear and suila, except mains survey was held this fore- noon, when it was found that the cargo hud started, and it was recommended that she be dischar.ed. Lewes, Del, April 30—Schr felt tg with cargo of oak ship timber, failed to be freed of water by the steam puiap and will probably be sold as she li on she bar. San Francisco, April 24—The schr Clara Light arrived last evening, in ballast, from Santa Barbara. She struck on Humboldt Bar while crossing it, bound to the southern coust, and is said to bo leaking, She will ropair at this port. NOTICE TO MARINERS. LIGHTHOUSE ON LAK® SUPERIOR. Wasnincton, eee May 1—Notice has been bold Net by the Lighthouse Board from the govern uent or t fon of Canada that rit hthouse erected by th of Canada upon the summit of Lamb Ii |, Lat to guie wveseols tothe eastern entrance to No} wiil be put Into operation on the 15th of May. a fixed white biplanes ellght, showing to all points 2 is fe clerated. 0) os above the water, aud should ant. THE BELL BUOY AT i itch tie tage The Newburyport Herald of tho 1 buoy, reccutly puced outelda the ‘bur, fails of the purpo for which it wasintended. (Only ins hoavy sea will ft rug, To make it @ suce aluable to the commerce of this" port, it" suould” bo. placec. upon any motion of the water wil ate. Captain Bacom, of the in on Sanday morning in the thick easterly morta, in the papers that wo bad & bell buoy nding its dummy. A good wi wee would be of incalou! mn benetit 1 ighthouse WHALEMEN. led from Point Reyes April 20 for ark Java, Col ne’ ‘Arctic. with 10% bbls wh oii on board, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Anxapxen, April 23—Arrived, bark Rosa (Nor), Gill, Po: sacols. May 1—Arrived, ship Calliope (Br), Sinclair, Salled 1st, steamers Daniel Steinmann (Belg), Lechere, Now York; Vaderland (Belg), Nichols, Philadelphia, ALKxANDRIA, April 22—Arrived, bark Speranta (Aus), Bussanich, New Yoru, Bruwzx, Aprit 30—Arrived, bark Louise Poll (Ger), Jess, Pascagoula. Bruno, April 26—Salled, bark Mozart (Nor), Albrethsen, United States. Capiz, April 26—Sailed, bark David Babcock, Colcord, Gloucester. Cxrre, April 25—Arrived, bark Martin Lather (Nor), Nielsen, New York. Danraic, April 20—Arrived, bark Richard (Nor), Johan- sen, New York. Great Yanwourn, April 30-Arrived, bark Espeland (Nor), Terkelsen, Now York. Giorautan, April 29-1 lor, from Palermo to Suailod to May 1, brizs Ciro (Aus), Tarosich (from Trieste), New York; Now Era (Br), McPhee (trom Messina), Phila- jastalia (Br), But- deipbia. Gxwoa, May 1—Arrived, bark Mand Scammell (Br), Thompson, New York Haxnura, April 30—Arrived, bark Mary E Chapman (Br), Wyman, Now York. Havus, April 30—Arrived, bark Exio (Aus), Zuch, No Orleans, Liverroot, May 1—Arrived, steamer Humboldt (Br), Clark, New York; ship Olive S Southard, Walker, San Fran- elseo, Lospox, May 1—Arrived, ship New World, Hammond, Now York. bark Nereid, Nickerson, Boston. April SO—Arrived, bark Josef (Aus), Ivan- eich, Baltimore. Lxcnoux, April 23—Balled, bark Luisa (Ital), Ansaldo, New York. Movitue, May 1—Arrivod, steamors Sarmatian (Br), Aird, Portland for Liverpool; State of Georgia (Br), Coop- er, Now York for Glasgow (and both proceeded), Mxssina, April 23—Hailed, brig Lily (Br), Sharp, New York, Piywourm, May 1—Arrived, steamer Suovia (Ger), Fran- sen, Now York for Hainburg (and proceeded). Rorrerpam, April 30—Arrived, burk E H Duvail (Br), Trofry, Phitadelphi: ‘Twaten, April 30-Sailed, bark Lucco (Ital), Oliveri, Philadelphia, Vuisstnaen, April 80—Arrived, steamer W A Scholten (Dateh), Jansen, New York for Rotterdam (sud pro- eveded). Satied May 1, steamer Rotterdam (Dutch), Vis (from Rotterdam), New York. Venice, April 22—Arrived, bark Balthassar (Aus), Nico- leh, Philadelphia, Matra, April 90—Bark Legion of Honor (Br), Jones, from Valencia April 6 for New York, has been wrecked as ‘Zueten, on tho North Afriesn coast, 86 miles ESE of Tripoll. Riga, May 1—Seventeen steamers have renched it Navigation Is now open. Pitty steamers bound for Riga bave pus into Windan, FOREIGN PORTS, Aor, Feb 28-Sallod, sehr W G Patton, Connor, Swa- 2—Arrived, burks Panola, Lunt, fled April 8 for Bangkox) ; 25ch, HL Brown, Sinai, Nelson, Whampoa; s Kona, March rch 12, bark AnnieS Hall, Sumutin, Clougl, Sao FFancieco; 24th, bi 1), Groves, New York. bark Mount Lebanon (Br), for Oregon. 2), ship MeNear, Taylor, tor New York; Noyey, beg Forward (Br), V ndorvoord, fur Portiand; Helle of Ore; erriman, for Sun Franeiveo} Gheibatdi, Forbes, ane; Signal, Wiituey, from Whampoa, arrived 16th do, ioGo, March 13—Satled, bark Stonewall Jackson, Arbe- com, Falinouth, import rt March 26, schr Mary Jane, from Yokohama, ar- rive Hem are W0—Arrived, Deaken, Now 4 A 27~Arrived, sehr Annie B (Br), Socord, comer Austrian (Br), frum oul; Aliiamben (Be), Wilvon, ork, 8, April “io Arnved, bark J if MeLares, mor City of Vora Cras, W) ie, LivkKroot, Deiap, Glasgow. MontuxaL, April 29~Arrived, ship Lako Erlo, Sclater, Glanyow. Nour Sypvey, CB, April 27—Arrived, barks Director (br) ‘Puamper Gloucester 1, E Gann (Br), Meany, Cores sebr 8 ise it Julne, Ne. 24-—Arrived, bark Ning, from Leith, 4 Lake Onrarig, Gilmore trom Liver: ev Jampbell (from Glasgow), do. lickin ger, ‘Gil Fouchow, Hl Sniled Sth, bt a pe er ee Courtney, New ven? Seat And &. heake Maida Qoown, Berean Re Hep for do. Nin port Afareb "Dark Vesta, Perey, from Fooshow, Tar Jaina, 38, Aprll 90—Arived, atenmer Nove Scotian oS i naa Bel ap it 38a a amer Flambor- ong! Jous, Nie April 27—Arrived, barks parks Mistletoe (Br, Delun, Liverpool: 4 ‘ate Agnes (Br), Ferguson, tiontfler pdtrived 28th, bark Edina (Br), Duif,gDublin via shel "Gletrea 2. pe me Rohe Bie Gor). Bentsen. 61 o oan "Wilson, Mow York; PY “Bolin ini a vy. Hiviatal ‘Channel al; betty Reaward pes Bose ‘ie Parker ; Palorme (Br), (Br), Parker, Barrow: sett Ose Carrier B iy, Paani Sty a skip © J Oiumote pet aang, me Gitmore, bern Torryvurn ( W'white, Dyer (not Conant) Vicronia, April 22—Sail ah bark Marmioi ba PCT (Bale, ‘steamer Uity of Tokio, Mane writ arch 17 Se k Roving Sailor, Bryant, Nagasaki (ahd auited 25h for Hakodate). Hailed March 22, bark Annie date ie Oth ‘Tartar ot oanet, Lennard, Kure vated mi 11, bark American Lloyds, Now York, and. ds, Ames, Mantle and AMERIOAN PORTS, ASTORIA, April 21--Sallod, iled, barks Dovenby (Br), Linton prll 21 pans o” Suunter, for Ban Francisco, UNUESANDRLA, A ‘April SO Arrived, schra Geo 1 Vrow land ‘aad Yellow Fine: Now York, Passd dwar Bohs Fe iH Roary, Soot ie ‘assed down—Belirs Forest Oul a ‘May 1—Arrived, bark Kdward May, Johnson, Warron Hallett Hattie A Whi Philadelphia. Relea ok mers William Crane and Rattlesnake; bark Gk BALTIMORE, May 1—Arrived, steamers Johns Hi Hulett, Boston's Josaphing ‘Thomson, Moore, New ¥ bark Vintage, Hello (Bn, Weight, Loudonderry; scl Richards, Malsbury, Trinldad;“a it Waite, Dilseo, ‘Mosan ye ‘ork Bremen) ; Cato ‘Copentiaxon ; town; Cuttarino Piotr: Te iouel, Nugwon; Reed, K by Kelsey, New Haven: mare Hort toy M10: Samuel Fisk, Teal, Thomaston, Me, via Wve ‘Wm Bement, Harris, Rappahannock River (to Youd ey Lido, May May River) : pons HRUNRWIOK, April 20—Arrived, bark Cavalier (Br) Murchison, Savannah; sour Char ‘Mossock, Port Royn rth Salted, sobr Hattie, Ce reo, xls alla Pertiend, to oad for Ll Pot Guloutin, ortland, to verDo ian "0 " New ; York, to' loud for do; sehr Ls M Btrows, Fornald, row X Cleared--Brig Prentiss Hobbs, Blake, Grenada, Seared Beg Mehta Mary Fletcher, Phillips, Port Jone son, a Pickering, Loring, Routh ‘Amboy, BATH. April ds Arrivods's 8 Blekmore: Thompson, Poto- mae iver, Satilla, Rivers, Satilin River; ' Olive very, Tupper, Now York; Clio Guilcott, Fullerton, do, April 29—Arrived, schr Harvest, Oorwin, ot Hed 30th for New York). w Yor pg 1—Arrived, steamer Charleston, iea W Clyde, Telbon, Now Xork. DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR. April’ 28--Arrived, schra Kate & Mary, Cogswell: Olive SPauch, Woltteker, aud John Warren, MeGar. Providonco for New York; E Siuniok- ton, Pennywelly Fb Philadelphia for Lyn Yor Philadolphin; | Herbert gee a ality for Now York Koret, Dunham, Gar- diner, Mo, for dos Lucy Amos, Richardion, Rocklind for Richmond, Vas Marla, & Knowiton, Fall Svar for Now York; Alice © Boney ‘d for do: M: P Smith, Grace, ritindl edvords John Rtreup, it, Port Johnson for P Clinuneey Crafts, bee 'y, New. York tor Rockland; ‘Tennossee, Pillsbury, Baltimore for boston; Abner Taylor, Dodze, Calais for Ne York; Thos J Murtin, Murts, Hoboken for Boston, DIGHTON, April pines sehisC OC Smith, Atwood, and Elazte Siulth, Webber, Now York, Al CHIAS, April 2 herve, schr Alaska, Clark, ea ed i Nw (and sailed 2 for New York). OER TOWN. Aptll T--sallod and recurned, schr Wille tam l* tite, Fivehy, from New York Yor luverhill FORTR: WOE, May 1—Arrived, sche Clara m Matanans cand ordered to Now Korn), Passed to teamer Graciv (Sp). Krozuma, from Havana tor Baltimore , bark Pater (Nor), Kohl, Rotterdam for doz brig Golconda, Smith, from Matanzas for do, FALL RIVER, Apell 28—Suailod, schr Maria 8 Knowlton, hecy tate New York. LY! BaT OR. Ewing 26—Cleared, schr A H Belden, Berry, Cedar Key: Suiled — Steamers Austratian, Peter, Liverpool via Balti more; City of Houston, lari N M sehr Lizzie ortsmouth e amor Siate ot Texai Salied—Bark Wilhelm Foss (Nor), Nit stown, LYNN, Apel 27—Arrived, sehre AM Aiken, Dag eit Rondout; Pavilion, Denuing, Plum tsland: Sine Wee h, J ruiug, Philade phiay etts, do. "park ‘Oras Fd do; 29 rll 2 & rinse Falek, Bremen: sclirs Jonnie Wood, Pixeutt, Utila; sior, Morgan, Bona pleated Hohe ‘Samuel Wackrill, Dowling, Rlo Hache via aga SKth’- Arrived, schr Anna Kranz, Purvore, Now York, Cleared —schr Carrio Jones, Dermot, Ruatan. (Fr), Dubose, Havre; now? brigs Onalaska, Hart, Ronen; Mad: Ital), Saracino, Rotterdam, Paisis. Soth—Nalled, steamer Bolivar. (Bt), Liverpool i drawing, 20, tect 8. nel 1). Gibraltar; i Ys do; VIE As aver Sp), a0 Gate Cinque a tdoretie dae, Gibraltar: Paquita (Sp). Majorca, ae FOLK, April 26 —Arrived, echr Etta E Sylvester, Cobb, trom aud for Providence. NEWBURYPORT, April 20 —Salled, steamer acre Swasey, Philadelphi Hercules will haal upon av P wo repair damages by late collision and to put in a new bart which will occupy @ couple of weeks. “Ww BEDFORD, ‘April 28—Sailed, sehr J G Huntington, Slocum, Philadelphia; 30th —Cleare Boston, Nlexeryon. 8 Mane Sparkle, Shropshire, do, WiWEORE, April 2¢—-Suiled, sches, Willie, Lues, Spear, Cameo Sie, tor Chai iain Rising Sun, Jones, from Bel- st for ‘ZOth—Atrived, schrs Oconn Wavo, Baker, Fall River for New York: Mary A Predmore, Fitch, New Bedford for New bn Forest City, Hodgkins, Somerset for do (and all aie wn aarived. vote Goin lana, Brown, Calais for Now Yores sloop Currie Glirnee, Cusick, Providence for do (and bott sailed 30th), Sailed—schrs I F if Wools a and Bik 4 E Potts, ag ort for Nor folk: a4 “Woover, Round Pond for ar hiedetphia tw AM — i 4, schr Wellington, Barbour, Bangor for weer tol ‘ WLONDON, April 30—Arrived, schr Yankeo Blade, angor mn —Brie BW Cochran (Br), for Windsor, NS; ache War Bourdman, for New NEW HAVEN, April 30-Arrived, sehr Pharo, Harris, Alexandria, PORT GAMBLE, April 22—Satled, bark Roswell Sprague, Nordverg, San Fraivcineo, PEN: SACOLA, April 25 rrived, bar alee, sta: ae ons, eatin Dayton, i lyra, do; sehr Jalia let, Daytou, Ke: ‘Sjrmouton. Hall, teh es 7 Clonre \— Barks Ophir (Ne 5 A Christensen, Gloucester; Norway (Nor), Ommedson, Barrow; Saga (Nor), Bie, Lou don: brig Taabelito (Sp); N Wrisne, Bilbao. 20th — Arrived, ton '(Br), Vickery, Liverpool ; barks Henrlews (Nor). Tiberg. do; Shon Quilt (Br), from “PORT ROYAL, SC. May 1—Salled, stonmer City of Aus- tin, Stavens (from Now York), Fernandina, PHILADELPHIA, April 80—Arrived, schre Kate E Rich, Dongity, fret Lye Nowell, Tank, Bosto Peacedale, Caswell, Narra tM’ Rend, ford; Ida’ E Latham, Perry, Chase, Now Bedford; FB JA Garrison, Smith, Fait River: A Heaton, Phinney, Wood's Hol toamers Roverly, Wallace, Now York; ne, Boston; Har. isburg, Worth, fo, bet a H uatimer, Armstrong, Guadaloupe Pat. Matanza: 20 terson, sehen Speculutor, Witbank. Spanish mail MA Hand, Hand, New York; Laura V Kose, Alien, Portsmouth; Francis L Goatrey. eaton, Portlant BR tacon, Maley, Bost 1 Rose, All . Lake, de jo; Sarah C Smith, Banks, d . Full River: Carrie ‘Bonnell, kor, Fall River; AO 4 Mirimda (Nor), Ander- ), Bradhoring, Gloucest tur; Antometta C all ielver frosnat, do: sehrs RS Graham, Smith, Fau fiver: Jennio Middleton, Walttaker, Matunnae re Agnes, Smith, New York; xchrs C Addie, KR Warner, Statangua: Lewix, Port’ Anto: P Van Gilder, Van ds in Proctor, Allen, do: Lank, East Braintree; J Alexander, Hopki a jeatinn (Aust), for Bristol; Francosce Gurr eal), enstown; Kate Cosly (Br), for But gure: Maxie, Chaoman (it), tor New York brie @ Michels \Ger), for Gioacester. put cort—Selir J Lentualt, trom New York for Frodericks- OS LAND, April 28—Arrived, brig Geo H Dalo, Pierce, Caibarien nt Ada 8 Ail (ieared—iirie Mary Ot it Minalon, New Ys ska, Poiladelphia, ‘pril 3O—Arrived, steamer Lancaster, OETHMOUTHL, Mille, Viitadatpht WIDENCE, Apel 30—Arrived, hiludel plu ir eamner Catharine wating Mardin # jerson, ally Sailed-nehe Helen Mar, Ward: Phase Bigabeth, Kyan, ty piinmer, filte, New ‘York; stoops Clio, Flanders, aad Nn AWIEC KEE, April 30—Arrived, sche Ann, Marshall, Sane jed—seht J H Young, Bari Now York; barge Daisy, ay 1=Cl bark Osear II (Nor), Mie nerva (Nor), Kelaberg, Elainore. FRANGING, April 22Suiled, bark Dublin, Carter, sd Arrived, bak Emma Auguste, Young, Tacoma, jearod=Bark Py (8r), Craig, Burrard Toots. Melancthon, Mans 0 bri Palomas (ran), Ni Tabiti; selir Yanote Ware, Hare, Cerro Azul via Hombulit, worh—Clenred, bark Antioct, Merrill, Burrard Inlet aud bark iaven, 1-Sailed, iteaner Panama, for ranems, BAVANNAI, May 1~Arrived, sehes Rilliy 8 Derby, Maye York; Carrie ? Waiker, Baitimor Henderson, Bath, Me; JS Hy sus idvidge, il 28—Sailed, schrs Hannah E Brown, Saci Day, Tracy, Philadelphia. Woobs Take ed, weht Nancy J Duy, Monroo, New York, Arrived 28th, selits J J Sporcer, Haskell, Now York ; 30th, seanie@ wittey, Trefethen, Multimore; Naney J Day, Mua- roe, New ‘Spelt 28—Sallod,sche Mary Hi Mifflin, Ferris, WAIN, Hoboken RLY, April 30—Arrived, schr BE W Babcock, 5 Stssou, Woehaivkou, Munsey, New Yor WACHTS, STEAMBOAT’ &C. 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