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0 THE EXTRA SESSION: The Time for the Meeting Post- poned Until October. REASONS GIVEN FOR THE CHANGE Anticipated Embarrassments to the Army and Navy. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.] Wasuincrox, May 4, 1877. ‘The action of the Cabinet to-day deferring the call for an extra session of Congress until October 15 next ‘wus @ genuine surprise to the people of Wasbington, who had every reason to believe up to last might that the proclamation of the President would name an early duy in June for the assembling of the Forty- fifth Congress, It was stated in these despatches of the 16th of ast month that the President was opposed to convening Congress during the summer and that when a date was fixed it would be in September or October. A careful exami- nation of the condition of existing appropriations and an inventory of army supplies showed that the buai- ness of the government could go on without additional appropriations or violation of law until next fall, The determination, therefore, to keep Congress away trom Woshington until the last moment was made in the interest of the country at lurge. THK GENERAL PEELING. Mr. French, Sergeant-at-Arms of tho Sonate, 18 Dappy in the belief that the longer the delay in bring- ing Congress together the losa likely he 18 to lose o lucrative position, Mr, Adams, Cleré of tho House, who holds bis position until a successor is elected, is not so happy, asa better opportunity 1s now given to those who are ambitious to succeed him to secure votes and oppose his re-election. Hundreds of temporary employés at the Capitoi who have beer lingering here since Congress adjourned, certain of getting employment, whon “their member?’ or “their Senator’ arrived, are making kasty preparations for adeparture homeward, The hotcl proprietors, board- ‘ng bouse keepers and shopkeepors ure despondent over the postponement of the call, as it Is estimated that a two months’ session would have been worth several millions of dollars to this placo. ‘TRE ANTICIPATED K¥FECT. On the other hana, the President and members of the Cabinet are assured that this action will give an impetus to business throughout the country and re- vive confidence that would at least remain dormunt so long as Congress was ja session, The postponomont means, too, that the wholesale merchants of the coun- try shall baye nothing to fear trom a derangement of trade, while Wall street will be stiffened by the pros- pect of active business. THE POLITICAL ASPECT. The malcontents in the republican party, Blaine and Butler and their followers, ure flanked by this call. Furthermore, the State elections in twelve States will have intervened to aliow of an expression of popular opinion on the President’s policy. These Brates a the following:—North Carolina and Alabama, which hold elections in August; Arkansas, “California, Vermont and Maine, which hold elections in September; West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, lowa and Connecticut, which have their elections in October, The Oregon election tukes place in June, During the next six months “lines of new departure” will be better defined und the action of Congress will be moro .@eliverate and freer trom political prejudice than if it re to meet next month, VIKWS OF CABINET OFFICERS. Secretary Evurts represented that he had learned * from leading business men in New York that an early session would be detrimental to all kinds of business, while Secretary Sherman was convinced thatthe fund. ang of tho loan would be helped by deferring the call until next fall, EYPKCT ON ARMY AND NAVY. Temporary cmvarrassment will be causod to both army and navy officers aod contractors, and the gov- ernment will suffer many inconveniences during the remuinder of the fiscul year by tho exhaustion of the appropriation for printing official blanks. Regarding, however, the bencilts that will accrue tothe country at large, the President is confident the people will sustain bim in postponing the call till October next, and that only those who are anxious to muko trouble wiil quces- Mon the wisdom of the course agreed upoo by the Cabinet to-day. EPPRCT OM THE DEPARTMENT OP JUSTICE, The Department of Justice will suffer much incon- venience by the postponement of an extra session, as ‘there will boa deficiency of at least $500,000 by the 1st of July to be provided for by Congress und as no part _ ofthe appropriation for the fiscal year commencing at that time can be used to supply the deficiency. In Consequence of this state of affairs the settlement of Many accounts of that department has already been postponed. FUNDS TO HE REQUIRED. On the basis of last years’ appropriation for the sup- port of the urmy about $12,500,000 will be required to pay the accumulated indebt®ness which will have been incurred between the commencenent of the next fiscal year, July 1, and the timo that Congress may pass the necessary appropriation bill, REMONSTRANCES POURING I+ Already remonstrances are pouring in against the postpouement, and a strong effort will Le made to in- duce the President to change the date to the one sup- posed to have been originally chosen for the extra eession. THE SPEAKERSHIP. GUNSET COX SEES HIMSELF THE BOUTHERN FAVORITE. [sy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) bf Nasuvittx, Tenn., May 4, 1877, Alon. Samuel S, Cox arrived here this morning after ® two months’ circuit through the Southern States, where he has been delivering lectures and speaking Bow and then upon political and business topics, The Cotton Exchanges in Mobile, New Orleans, Galveston, Memphis and other places gave him very flattering receptions. He bas advised all to accopt the prof- fered food, even if brought, as it was to the propbet, by the darkest raven, and th: God for the foou, if not for the raven, Mr. Cox says he bas seen a great Many men of prominence in the South, includicg Members of the Forty-lth Congress, From nis ob- Servations be is satisiied that the democrats will or- janize the next House, There is no sort of show for by combiuation which vise; bestd while the democrats accept the President's policy a: their own, the organization of that purty is strength- ened, not weakened, by the South Carolina and Lousiana policies of President Hayes, THE SPEAKERMILIP. As tothe Speakersbip, he was rather reticent, but he bad no doubt but that the great body of the members ‘Were reserved 10 referonce to the expression of a pref- erence as to the candidate of the democratic Congres- Sioual caucus, all daily telegrams sent by goasips trom He had ‘Washington to the contrary notwitnstandin; found there was a grouter partiality for ti Soutb thas be had expected, and he belie be nominated without making as much effort as he did before, when be had u majority of volos, though he Dost Ufteen by a belated train. Mr. Cox expressed bimseif delighted at the business Prospects of the South, He has been upon plantations ‘of sugar, rice, cotton, cattle, &c., frum the Carolinas to Texas, and bas everywhere Feceived most cordial Greetings. OBITUARY. _ : THE ARCHBISHOP OF QUITO. @ latest advices from Panama bring the starting Mtelligence that the Archbishop of Quito was poisoned op Good Friday while saying mass by means of stryennine introduced into the wine used in the ceremony, There was great excitement ard indigna- tion over the sacrilege. The perpetrators have not been ote A Mpt Was made to attribute it to the 8, but there is po evidence to that effect. EDWIN ©. THAYER, ir. Rawin C. Thayer, agea fifty-two years, City At- sso of Buffalo in 1853-9, died at his residence in ‘Wat city yesterday moraine, JOHN M’anaw. Jobn McGraw, s prominent citizen of Ithaca, died at ‘Dis residence yesterday morning, agod sixty-two years. Bo was extonsively ongaged in the lumber business in Wisconsin and lowa for muny years, in successiul. He was copa Inver. ‘or bert a contribut 150, to build the liege Library aud Museum. te Heres ‘wife and ene dauanier, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1877. WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE COLOMBIAN REBELLION CAPITULATION OF THE INSURGENTS—GENERAL TRUJILLO'’S VICTOOY. Panama, April 25, 1877. The war in Colombia is cousidered virtually ended, On the 6th inst, the conservative forces were defeated at Maoizales by General Julian Trujillo, and the whole State of, Antioquia capitulated. This news reached Panama on the 18th, The following capitulation was signed at Manizales:— At the siege of San Antonio, jurisdiction of Mani- zales, on the 6th of April, 1877, General Julian Trujil Ue -in-Chief of the Army of the Byres an Silverio Arango, Presid a of the Stat Antioquia, having convened for the of arr: sae prelim- inaries Of peace, which wil 1 put an end to tnewar, have agreed toyconclude a capitulation on the following terms :— ARTICLE L—The President of Antioquia shall give up all the arms and aminunition belonging to his forces and those to be found in the war trams and depots, as well as all elements now beid by the Antioquian gov- ernment, und to that end be shall this very day issue orders, 80 that said forces shail disarin and deliver up their arms ies the went or agents to be designated by tne G ‘of tho Army of the South. Art, 2. he President of Antioquia transfers his government inte the bands of Citizen General Trujillo, that the latter may assume the character of civil an military chief of the State of Antioquia until it shall re- orgauize itelf in harmony with the constitution of the Republic or until the goverament of the Union shall disvose otherwise or make the appointment of such fanctionary. ART, &3—All the commanders and officers of the An- tioquiun army do hereby submit and pledge obedien to the generai governmect, In complwnce with tns present capitulation said commanders apd officers, along With tbe soldiers, are at liberty to return to i¢ homes witbout need of passports, 4—Tho General-in-Chiel of the Army of the general government and give up their arms. Ant. 5.—Tho President of Antioquia shall within four days surrender the towns ol Manizales and Neira to the General-in-Chiet of the Army of the South, this period being allowed for the disarming of tbe jorces located ut diflerent poimts, The delivery of the arms shall be effected at the places or towns at which the several forces taay be stationed, ‘ ier 6—The Army af tue South shall retain its present position until the expiration of the period of four days stipulated in the preceding article. ART. 7.—The General-inChie{ of the Army of the South shall at once dictate all mcascres necessary to secure the discipline aud subordination of his troops, and shall see that the constitutional guarantees sbuil be respected all over the State, ‘Aur. 8.—The President of Antioquia shall issue the necessary order to the effect that all the forces do- tached at different points of the Central Cordillera sball concentrate and disarm within the alore-men- tioned period of four days, which they may do at the house called **La Eloisa,” Ant. 9.—The wounded of both armies shall this very day be curried to the city of Manizales, where miliary hospitals shall be established unuor the iuspection of the medical staff of the armies of tho south and of Antioquia, Arr. 10,—The commanders and officers of the army which bas been subject to the Aatioquian government are granted the honor ol withdrawing with their swords ana their baggage. Art. 11,.—The local authorities of the State of An- tioquia shall continue in the exercise of their functions until they be removed und replaced by the General-in- Chief of the Army of the South, as civil and military chiel of suid State. ART, 12.—As to the debts contracted by the army of Antioquia, in consequence of the war, by loans, sup- phes and expropriationa, the Assembly ‘ot the state self shall decide us they may deem fit, Arr, 13, egardiug the forces of the state of To- lima who were at Manizales, in the Cordillera Central, subject to the government of Antioquia, it stall be left to be aecided between General Antonio B, Cuervo and Santos Acosta, and to this end the present capitulazion sbali be made known to General Santos Acosta, In witness whereof we subscribe two copies of the same tenor and date, und this capitulation shall be communicated to the executive power of tne Union. JULIAN TRUJILLO, SILVERIO ARANGO. General Trujillo is now the popuiar candidate for the next Presidency of Colombia, There will probably be no organized opposition, The election will occur in September next. Congress 13 In session at Bo,ota, and the members, almost in a body, bave signed and issued a manifesto in favor of Trujillo's candidacy, The war leaves tho country ina bad flnuncial condi- tion, Forced loana and double taxes are the result. Business is depressed and foreigners feel the bard times very much. ‘THE DARIKN SURVEY. The Darien surveying expedition, under Lieutenant Lucien Napoleon Bonaparte Wyse, lett for France by the steamship Martinique, on the 22d inst. Great hopes are cntertained of the results, but as yet nothing defl- nite is known. NAVAL NEWS, The United States steamers Omaha, Rear Admiral Preble, is here, and the Swatara, Captain A. A. Cooke, ig at Aspinwall, The weather is delightful and health is perfect. The frigate Sbab, flagship of the British Pacific squadron, is expected to arrive at Panama about the Gtb ot May. ENTERPRISE. ‘The news of the declaration of war in Europe was re- cetved by the Star and Herald, vy special cable de- spatch trom Paris, early on the morning of the 23d inst. Its publication in an extra caused a great sensa- tion in Panama. FOR LOVE OR MONEY THE ALLEGED MARRIAGE CONSPIRACY-- LOPEZ SPEAKS THROUGH HIS COUNSEL—I8 THE BRIDEGROOM ‘‘CALIFORNIA JOE?”—waHaT THE PLAINTIFFS SAY ABOUT A TWO DOLLAR WEDDING. The alleged Lopez-Morrison marriage conspiracy ex. cited much comment yesterday among the friends of both of the principals, Lopez’s friends were strong in their denunciation of the ‘hard hearted father who had separated a loving couple,” and Mr, Morrison’s friends asserted as strongly that Lopez was a rascal and they could and would prove it, Lopez’s friends claimed that Mrs, Lopez had been forcibly taken trom her husband and hidden away from him. Her relatives and {riends as- sert, on the contrary, that she is disgusted with hor marriago and is anxious to have it aunalled, She was married to Lopez regularly by Dr. Tiffany in April and since then she has been kept strictly at home, Her parents stuted that they will not be blackmailed in the matter, and claim that money was tho only object Lopez had in marry- ing their daughter. The servants who assisted Lopez in making the acquaiotance of Miss Morrison have been discharged, but some of them will probably be used as Witnesses against him, It is stated thut Lopez expected to realize $100,000 trom Mr, Morrison as the price of his leaving the country, and in the furtherance of his scheme It is said that he promised the servanty who assisted him $5,000 euch. The following letter 1s from the attorney of the hus- band of Mr. Morrison’s daughter:— A DEFENCE oF LoPEE, To 18 Eprrox or the HenaLp In of to di iP Matr spiracy ot only injurti man re this commuuity, but azniust one whom the 1 hus never been pointed. As his legal ad acl, Task a suspension of public criticism until iter is properly brought boture the pauiic, and ayk his friends and acquaintances tunes upon mouts int atter iy finally he facts are briefly that Mr. Lopes, who resides yd Central Hotel, or can be found wt any time at No. 12 West Fourth stroet, in sume unaccount- ‘Morrison, bis ie my ottice, able way incurred the displeasure of Mr. futher-in-law, wio in this contemptible manner is endeavor- ' ot ju af between man au not be adjudged against hiw wutil the matter ty lesa termined. Y. FRANOIS GIBBO. Attorney S.—In reference to the statemen show cause had been served upon Mr. Lopes to set aside the Mr. Osear J. Hochstadter, who ix the ‘sini marriage contrne counsel for Lopes, wave that tho paper served was ® mous for relief” complaint not served, and he, there wiil not be apprised of the cimim against him wutil utter the conplaint i served. Mr, Hochstudter had eof ap pearance served upon Me. b the plu and demanded a copy of the comp'aint aguinsy bi Avil 4, 1877 SOME INVESTIGATION, Mr. Morriaon’s Jawyers have been busy searohing Lopez's previous record, aud claim tat there are facts in their possession fuily identitying the bridegroom ax Calitormia Joe,’ an attaché and hanger on of the or Kirvet gang. Itis claimed that in October, ,opez was stopping at the Continental Hotel, on Broudway, where ho was registered and known as “Lopez Borebu. ? ‘The hotel register of that mohth bears a signature of that kind, and the des:ription of Mr, Lopez Boscha’s Personal appearance tallies in all respects with that of Mr, Lopez. The Continental Hotel retains the big- gage of Mr. Boscha or Mr. Lopez for non-payment of board, 11 1s also alleged that Lopez was a frequenter of low saloons and disreputable places mm and around Bleecker strect, and one house of a bud char- acter in Fourth street is mentioned as the piace where he generally slept. The poimt made in the letter of Mr. Lopez’s attorney that he resided at the Grand Central Hotel is trae, bat an examination of the hovel register showed that he had been there but one week. Mr. Morrivon’s counsel states that his board was paid there for one week by sume one, Who he declines to stato, for the purpose of establishing a respectable residence, THK COMPLAINANT'S CASE. Mr, Devitt C. Bates, counsel for Mr. Morrison, said Jast evening tothe writer that bis clienvs daughter was bow lully convinced of her fatal error in allowing marriage ceremony to be periormed., The paper hter’s name to dectare the marriage null and void on the ground of fraud, Mr, Bates, of course, declined to give the p o1uts on which the case was to be argued, but he claimed that there was no question as tn the ultimate result, as there was plenty of proof to bullily the marr: age on that ground. Miss Morrison bad been humbugged into the mari and although not as fully aware of her banelul position, owing to ber weak pes, as most young Iudi would still realized sufficiently to wish, as’ did he rave! Rid & speedy — Miss Morrison was pot at her fath York, but had been removed toa place of sulety oe account of the trouble caused the Mousehold by Lopes and his friends, They constantly watched the house, and attemptod several times tosmuggle notes to Miss Morrison through the servants. To avoid this she had been taken away, and was in good heaith and spirits. ‘THK MARKIAGE CRREMONY, The marriage ceremony was performed on April 5, by Dr. Titfuny, at bis residence in Thirty-eignth street. Migs Morrison, the Doctor said, was slightly nervous, but made the necessary responses ‘correctly and av- swered the questions promptly that were put to her. Unaer the circumstances he could do nothing but marry them. At the close of the ceremon: Lopez banded Doctor Tiffany an envelope diately afterward the weadi opening the outside wrapper another envelope was found and on that being removed still another came to view. Alter the third had been opened a $2 bill was discovered. It i8 thought that the object in placing the money Within three envelopes was to gain time sufficient for the party to leave the house belore the minister had wscertained the extent of his fee. This fact is stated by the plaintifls as a fair evidence that Mr, Lopez was not in so prosperous a financial condition at the time of bis murriauge as 18 claimed for him. Alter the ceremony, whicb was witnessed by one Eugene Brown, a inend of Lopez, and a gentleman staying in’ Dr, ‘Tiffany's house, the party withdrew and separated, Miss Morri- son golng immediately to her bome. It ‘ig stated by the plaintiff that Sir. Lopez tirst gave his case to Mr. J. H. McCarthy, an attorney, of No, 11 Chambers street, but that gentleman in a very short time gave it up, aud it wag then given to bis his present attorney. THE WEEKLY HERALD. ONE DOLLAR PER Y YEAR—POSTAGE FREE, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD—NOW READY. 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Terms—One dollar per year, postage paid; single copies, three cents, An extra copy will bo sent to every club of ten or more. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATRS OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK POR THE MONTHS OP MAY AND JUNE. ‘Steamer. | Adriatic Sity ofc 87 Bronaway > Broadway 0 Broadway 7 Bowling Green owling Green 4 Bowling Green o> Broadway May 5 May 5 May Layerpool, erpool Liverpool “1Glusgow. 5.) Bremen . | Liverpool .| Havre Canada. | Rotterdam. [50 Brondway Uamburg.. |61 Broadway Liverpool 87 Broadway TS he Green Green Ww Bowing Green 55 Broadway 72 Broudway 61 Broadway 7 Howling Green Bronaway Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 69 roadway Broadway Bowling Green 61 Broadway 37 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 20 Broadway 72 Broadway 61 Brondway -{Hambarg . .| London. Liverpool Bremen. Utophi.. Richmond: “1Glasgow. Bremen Liverpool. {|Ginagow.- Hamiuey. verpool, Liverpool. Australie Hroadway Broadway ry Liverpool. jJune 19, !Liverpool. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY HIGH WATER, Gov. Island, Sandy Hook. Hell Gate. HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. May 4, 1877, Bar. tiher.! 1 aye De Wind. SUN AND MOOX. 46 7 00 12 State of Weuther Hour. ys eae teeny ~* Moderate, +Gentie. Py aie PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 4, 1877. ARRI Vv VALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK Steamer Oder (Ger). Leist, Bremen April 21 and Sonth- ampton 24th, with mrise and 418 passengers to Celrichs & Co. Apri ots 344.28, passed nn Anchor ling steamer, b Tnt 4027, lon 6750, a Canard Htonmer ame day, lut 40 24, lon'68 10, « French steam- er. do. Steamer Andes (Be), Hu Port au Prince April 9, Savanilia 17th, Curthkgena Aspinwall 25th and Na: vassa 28th, with mdse and passengers to Pim, Forwood & Co, falveston April HM Charleston May 1, with & Steamer City ot Houston, Eldridzo, West 20th, with mdse and passengers to C with mdse arith mn 19, to Honert & Moras. Ship Melchior (Ger), Wierichs, empty barrels to Thomas Ruger. passed two large icebergs about, Jon 50, passed 6 leeberay abou! Bark Tweo Zus eb Bremen 30 dave ‘April Pillay t dnd split eat FinkeRON, ballast tu Pune, y Evening Star (Nor), hence for Marseilles. Bark Kamschatkn . Lorajacksen, Stavanger 41 days, in ballast to O 6 Bark Thomas Brooks, Waugh, sugar, ke, to Brooks & Co; vossel to Waydell & Co, fine weather. Brig Naue B (Aug), Lacovich, Alexandria 110 da; rugs to Slocovich & Go, Passed Gibraltar March heavy wonther all the passa A Hooites Duteh) aye 3 tunamo 16 dass, with Had with had Jonge, Rio Grande 76 days, inch, Edye & fn weathe tty (Ger), Schee barn 15, vilk Lisbon Mareh 11, with cote i d Heavy weather ‘on the const; lost ‘tall, Deore bulwacks aaa fiegasa 69 days, eric Gluck Auf i Ec . Crowd 3c, « Star (Br), Wrightson, Baia, 72 days, with Tossed the Ki rMareh 9, in lon } 4 unio, instine J aplit sails, wnd ashed everything deck and cxnsed the vessel to leak. Brig Kwetine (f Maitland, Ns), Logan, Havana via Hampton Roads 15 days. with vor: sel to J F Whitney & Co. d fresh NW gales; split Havann 10 days, with vessel to master, Was 5 winds, rdiner, Trinidad vin Dela- «W Welsh vith m chison, Buys, with sugar to Burlog Wrosy vessel to Murchison &C he Clara Smith (of Rockland), Greon, Matanzas vin re Bronkwater 12 days, with sugar fo 5 @W svelsh. Schr M Curtis (of Cherrytield), Curtis, Sagan Via Deta- waro Breakwater 18 days, vith molasses to Benjamin Rionda& Ito F Talbot & Co, Setr Magellan, Virwini Seir HD Brews! . Virginia. etown, DO. che Wm Allen, Lewis, Baltimore. Selir BM Reed Kelsey, Baltimore for New Haven, Sehr Nettie B Thomas (fisherman), Thomas, 7 days out, with 100 obls of muekorel. GaTE, VASSED THROUGH HELL BOUND SOUTH, Steamer Alhambra (Br), Wilson, St Joh 8, for New Yi 4th muse and p NB, vin Yar. ngers to AE Steamer City of Fitchburg. Springor, New Sodiora for New York. Steamer Thetis, Young, Providence for Now Yore. chr Aceara, Berry, Muchias for Now OF irheg, at Gloucester for d ight Commodore Kenr Mason, Provide: Win MeCobb, Cleveland, Providence for Now York. James Ul Young, Barrett, Pawtucket tor Now York, r Northern Light, Harper, New Haven for New York, neo tor New th: which had been rerved upon Lopez's lawyer was a samm fa tho Suprome Court in an action in tho Sehr AH Hurlburt, Griting, New Haven for Bultinos Schr Wm L Peck, Bunce, Cold tor Mew York, BOUND EAST. er Albatross, Davis, New York for Pall River. Steavner Deluware, Siuith, New York for Fall Bi Sehr AM Holt (BO, Holt, Now Yors for st Androws, NB, Sebr Cabot, Parker, Now York for I sehr WD Mani se, Sehr Ann Amelia, Munson, New York for New Hedtord, Rehr Inland City, Allen, New York tor Horwich. Schr Millie Frank, Edwards, New York for Midaietown, Conn. Schr Beile, Simpson, Brooklyn for New Hai Sebr J & Earl, Forsyth, Sremest for Hartfor Sebr E Waterman, tH Rondout for Pawtucket, Sehr Boston. i for Cainis, Schr Urizimbe, Duncan, Hoboken for Boston. Senr © Carroll, Wright, Hoosen for Providence. Sehr Eilen M Baxter, Lamphenr, Hobowen { for Provi- nee, elit Mary Stowe, Baker, Ushoken for Providence, Behr Elly Run vaaueet de Hoboken tor se Phinney, Port Johnson for New Bed 3 Schr Surah & Jones, Phinney, Port Johnson for New Bed- Ohas P Sinnickson, on, Port Johnson fur Provi- ce. ‘br Sarah L Thompson, Hull, Port Johnson for Provi- uel Crocker, Trascher, Port Johnson for Warren, . Williamson, Port Johnson for Greenport. miog, Williams. Port Johnson tor Norwich. nebr ilelon, Searles, Amboy for rovidence, Schr Doretta. Kuhn: amboy for Middletven, Sehr Sinith O'Brien, Golf, Amboy tor New London, Schr Mist, Muncy, Amboy for Port Jeflorson. Schr kphraim & Anna, MeLean, Philadelphia for Bridge- port. sehr Is M Reed, Kelsey, Baltimore for N Sehr Forest Oak, Parker, Georgetown for Suiled from Whitestone AM 4th, brig Mugsie Wood (8), Buckhorn, Now Yorks tor StJoun, NBe eae Wome OP) Steamer Adriatic (Br), Perry, Liverpool via Queens- town—RJ Corts, AG RG EE Steamer City of ester (Br), bist: 1 via Queenstown—John G Dale, paca AB whitainer Exypt (Br), Grogan, Liverpool via Queenstown—P ust, ‘teumer Yeddo (Br), Owen, Hull, E—Chas L Wright & c Steamer atedeee Cine feel: a scow—Henderson Bros. Steainer Clty of nes, Fernundine via Port royal SG Stati Steamer Octurora, Reynolds, Baltimore—Wm Dalzelt. Steamer Triplet, Davis Wilmington. Del—Abiel Abbott, Steamer AC Stiiners, Warren, Philadelphin—Jux Hand, Steamer Chesnpeake. Manyum, Portiand—J F Ames Steamer Concord, Maines, Hi ckett & Bro. Ship Livin for orders—Benhum & Boy. aoe Jane Fisn, Turner, Calluo aud Ancon—Snow & Bur- rite, Gemsbok, Hall, Tamatave or a market—Aruold nes Bark Eurl of Elgim (Br), Alexander, Liverpool—Tupper & Beattie. Bark Mia Madre (ital), Scotto, Bristol, E—Slocovich & Bark Pacific (Nor), Harris, Cork for orders—Fuuch, Edye Co. &¢ oat Kong Carl (Nor), Henrickson, Antwerp—O Tobias & Siare Carib, Townsend, West Bnd St Croix—P Hanlord, bt LAmico (ital), Exposito, Newry—Luuro, Storey & 2. “hi iz Paquet do Nova York (Port), De Silva, Lisbon —Hag- n i (Bye Lindt, Rio Grande do Su! via Rich- mi Gisnee iar), din, St Johns, PR—Millor & Hough- aig Alice (Br), Montgomery, Grand Turk--Eggers & ein Schr Cumberland, Webber, Kingston, Ja—8 de Cordova, bene Annie Bliss, Simmons, Jelfersouton, Ja—Snow & UT EOsS, Sehr Electra (Br), Beattie, Charlottetown, PEI—Perkins & Job. Rohr Gazello, Ingalls (Br), Grand Meunan, NB—Jed Frye Sohie w x Hawkins, Wyatt, Charleston—Kvans, Ball & ich tel Helen M Thompson, Walton, Portiand, Mo—H W oud Behe o W Bontley, Baker, Boston—Teane R Staples Kelr P L Smith, Upton, Boxton—O 1 Ha Bp Co. Behe Como Hunkee itaveriilt -elmpaon: Gl Oba &G Bridgeport—stamford. Mann Sehr Maria L Davis Harwich--Do: Schr ldu_ Palmer, tucturing Co, Sloop Dennisville, Price, New Haven via Bridgeport— Rackett & Bro. mer, SAILED. Stoamers Olbers (Br), for Liverpool; Croft (Br), Cork; City of Dallas, Fernandina; barks sofia (Aus), Cork or Falmouth; ‘Treet Dubrovack! (Aus), Queenstown? Asyunte (ta), Trieste; WD Stewurt (Br, London; brigs Emily (Br), Belize; Daylizht, Demerara, MARITIME MISCELLANY. ‘The purser ot tho steamer Andes, from Port au Prince, &c, has our thanks for favors. Bank Aprratio (Br), from Leith April 2, with coal, for Quebec, bail her port bow stove by tie ine ull Anticostl, aud was vencied with 7 feet of water in her hold. she was towed off and to Quebec May 3, where her discharge wus at once commenced, Will dock for repairs, Bank Apriatic (Br), from Loith for Quebec, had her vow stove in by ice off snticosta. The captain ran the vessel ashore and made repalrs. He then got her atloat aguin, gnd by coustunt pumping succeeded in reuching Quebec May 4 Bank Locu Gout, (Br), from New Orleans tor Liverpool, remniued nt Key West April 30, relondiog, Scux Matrix F (fisherman), from bever! Grand’ Bunks, struck twice on'@ sunken tock’ off. night of April 80,and put into Halifax May 2, lenklug badly. od Scur H T Townsxnp, Wilder. from Havana, arrived at Key West April 28 for repairs, leaking. Sonn Lux, Hinds, at Port Spain March 28 from Pasew goula vin Charleston, experienced @ uccession of gal during the passage, and had her deck load and, everyting cnovable swept away: was roported to be leaky wud hud muck water in ber hold. Sour J H Waixwnicut, from Now York for Boston, when off Brenton’s Roef lightship a gust of wind blew the Jib clean from the roping, and she put into Durch Island Har- Lor 2d for repairs. Scr Bunpxrt Hart, from New York for Genoa Seana reported). had finished dischurgl Gibraltar into two floating hulks: her cargo of tobacco tb4 ‘inde of tobscco were rveyars recommended that it be ‘the veavel was to be towed into examination and ropuirs, LiANs, bofore reported capsized. off Newport yesterday, The dam- sd until sie We rlahtod. Sonn Fansite ReaD, fisherman, of Chatham, lost anchors and chains off Block Iiland, aud put into Newport May 3 to replace them, Baurimonx, May 4—Bark Dartmouth (Br), Raymond, henee to London, before reported in Hamptou ‘Roads with loss of rndder, has retnrned to this port. Bark Citturinn Pietro, betoro reported aground bslow North Poiut, floated this morning and proceeded on her way. COnanteston, May 2—Tho sehr Jane Emaon 18 now recely- ing the cargo of sugar brou “ht {nto this port 'y the brig Alicy Loa, The curgo will be taken uirect to New York. Lauxcurp,—At East Boston, April 1, bark Esperans,, 284 tons new meavurement: will be aiarge earrier, rates ‘Al for seven years nt American Lloyds; iy owned by Captain David A Roberts, of Salem, Muss, and is tor gulo, ‘At Kennebunkport, May L asharp sche of about 82 tons old mensurement, built on contract by George Christensen for Seth H Pinkham of Cape Porpoise, where will be employed ava market fisherman, in cliarge of ‘apt AJ Leach. ‘At Eust Deering, Me, 2d inst, by the Merrill Bros, steamer spans 7 vans owned by the New Engl fis Fishing ¢ nd Compa chinery. WHALEMEN, schr Emma Jane, Batloy, oleptixnt oll on Roswell King, Full in 10 days, 27, barks Elizabeth, Wleks, wi oil (and sniled 29th to Arrived at Herr Lae don Ma: rrivi can Mare with 000 Doin sp and 90) cruise); General Scott, Robbins, with 60) Whis_ 2Ath, Hope On, Baker with 273 bbls sp and 375 bbis wh; 30th, Katiieen, Howland, NB. with 700 bbis ap cand All remalned in port April 2 hin Hl for hom) At do April 2, ship Young Phenix, Gifford, NB; barks Sea Ranger. Flanders, NB—borh shipping on on (Swe), for New Bedford: George & Susan, Hey of and for SPOKEN. Ship Gov Langdon (Br), from Liverpool for Quebee, April 17, int 4443. lon Ship Joseph ia NS, April 20, an. from Liverpool tor Shelburne, W of the Fastles. Universe {di}, frou Bremon for New York, April 13, 0, lon If ip Z Ring (Br), trom Bombay for Rangoon, no dato, lat Humphrey; Grusier, from Boston for Bom- 40 i Ayres, Murch 26, lat ‘An American bark, seen April 10, In An American 3mm bounds. March 20, lat 718 OUR CABLE sHivPING NEWS Aannvvs, May 4—Arrived, bark Seotin (Br), Duncan, Now York (is wlso reported ashore at Suitterhoze), BRISTOL, May 4—Arrived, stoamer Arragon (Br), Symons, New York, Bayonne, April 28—Sailed, bark Flid (Nor), Salv w York. Canvivr, May 4—Salled, bark Thos A Goddard, Smith, Singapore. CRrooKmaveEN, May 3—Passed, ship John o' Gaunt (Br). Lyuil, from San Francisco for Liverpool; Rutlandsbire ir), White, do for Queenstown, Capiz, to May 4—Arrived, suip Enos Soule, Drinkwater, Yatencia, Builed to 4th, seit Lookout, Nicbols, Gloucester. Duwkink, May 8—Arrived, bark Jamaica (Br), Turner, Astorin Exsivonx, to May 4—Arrived, bark Dagny (Nor), Frolick, Bahimore. Fouxvsronx, May 3-Off, bark Johann Kepler (Ger), Spille, from New York for Bremen. Gexoa, May 1—Arrived, brig Holotse (Fr), Hallard, New York. Arrived prior to 4th, barks Svalon (Nor), Boe, Baltimoro; Marietta D (ital), Bava, Mobile. Gronactan, April 2=Sailed, ship Cleopatra (Aus), Cal- angieh from Trapani), Boston; barks Ferraro Terto (Ital), Cuomo (from Trieste), New York, Provo (ital), do Martino (feom Licata), do; ser Eagle Rock, Hammond (trom Mes ), do. Hutt, May 4—Arrived, bark Metsola (Rus), Strom, Baltl- more. Stita, + steering 8, was aft rigged schooner, N, lon 238 we Havax, May 3—Sattod, barks Amalia (Ital), Landanea, Baltimore; Tigre (Aus), ‘0 Breakwater. Liverroot, May 4—Arrived, steamer Emiliano (Sp), Mondozona, New Orleans, Sailed 4th, ship Galatea, Pillsbury, Hampton Roads, Loxpos, May 4=b barks Von Moltke (Br), Mo Cully, Lewes, Del; Vale (Nor), Guadersen (from Hamburg), | New York, having repaired; Wilhelm Gon, States, ‘Lucuory, to May 4—Arrived, bark Grhslebamn ew), Anderson, Philadelphia. Mussina, about May 2—Salled, steamer Alexandria (Br). McKay, New York, Napuxs, May 1—Arrived, bark Rebekka (Nor), Carlsen, New York, Queexstown, May 3,8 PM—Arrived, steamer Hecla (Br), Talbot, Boston for Liverpool (nud proceoded). Sailed 4th, steumer City of Richmond (Br), Leitch (from Liverpool), New York. ‘Trarant, May 3—Sailed, bark Giuletta (Itul), Gazzolo, Bostou. Sailed from ——- May 4, burk Flashlight (Br), Card, New York. Lonvow, May 4—Steamer August Andre (Belg), Koud- sen, from New York April 11 for Autwerp, was spoken April 27, nt 6 AM, lat 46 20, lon 40, by steamer Hecla, at Queens- town, with loss of ruaier, A temporary one had been hen tullen in with, She did not require any assis Bark Scotia (Br), Duncan, from New York Mareb 16 for Aarhuus, is ashore at Skitt ze. FOREIGN PORTS, Se! sduahabetcad May 2—Sailed, steamer Colon, Griffin, New ‘Ralied Apri? 20, brig Wm Mason, Adams, Cubs, arrived April 22. schrs tas H shéraon, Champion, Balti- ™iuunos AYRen Mays ae Porgy 00 beth Winsl: os Ayres May 3—In na inslow, Locke, for New York. ig Mav. I—Afrived, bark Jennie Armstrong (Bt), ‘Thompson, St Joun, NB. TTA, March’29—Salled, ship Edith Warren, Clarke, In port March 22, «hip Vietoria, Atwood. for Manritius Catiao, March 28—Arrived, ship Carrolton, Lewis, San Francisco’ (and sailed April 6 for Pabellon); bark Alfredo Gua Pitalowo, New ‘York, Sailed March 29, ship Kesolute, Nickels, Huanillos. GunRattan, April 10—Satled, brigs resina (Ital), De Angeles (from Philadelphia), can 17th, Rosina (tal), Cacace (from New York), Leghors hr Burdett Hart, ‘Ostorberg, from New Miscellany). 21—In port, brig John Kendall (Br), for rine York, Ine, brig Romance, Craig, Baltt- more, Paxama, Muy 1—Arrived, steamer City of San Francisco, Waddell, san Franelseo, Quenkv, May 2—Arrived, steamer Phoenician (Br), Scott, Glasgow ; ships St Bern: d, Churebill, ane sell jonane Webster, Liverps Western Kelle, Hambur, Milton, Denn, Greenock: bark ree Wits , Leith. ‘Arrived 4th, bark Adrintic (Br), Lelth (see Mixceliany). Sr. Henexa, April 2—In port hark Andriette (Sw). for rig Noatan (Nor), Lark, for d aT "Ry April 14-In t. sche Elion Purkins, Mitel foe pea, lig, to enil In a few dav: B, Hark Tidal Wave, Halcrow, Lordon: tite On Melson, Sables d’Ollones, Bark signatlen fren the Island. supposed tobe the Ashan- tee, whieh passed Point Leproanx on Tresday, Arrived 4th, sehrs imma (Br), Dunham, and Mary Th Thonll. New Yor Gloared 2” idtrks Arothaaa, Barrett, Sligo: St Patrick, Bogart, Dublin sehr Ida May, Lamson Philaelohin, eared 4th. schr Anna Onerier, Van Wart, New York. Balled 2d, ship Lille Soullards Kitam, Liverpool. [Per Steamer OER] Falah April 21—Sailed Nonantum, McWhirter, Car- Bracuy Heap, April 22 ~Passed, Rusoor (of Osterrisoer), from Buitlinore for Rusoer. Brew Rhein (»), Franke, Now York r, Baltimore oth, entan Johansen, America; 20:h, Rim- Ape 12’-Nalied, Septentrio, Torjeson, America: ‘Anderson. do ADEAUX, April 19—Salled, Industri vine down 20th, Mary K Campbell, G@: Larsen, Mire- for Wey- mouth, Canvrer, April Lore unr Lucille, Talbot, Antwerp, Caxuxanvon, April 20—Sailed, Irene, Evans, Quebec. Carats, April 22—Arrived, Talear, St Pair, Pascagoula, Doveu, Apil 2B—At anchor, Patent (Nor barki, from Baltimot il, Bel Stuart, Gilllat Savannah for West Har- ‘Mary E Chapman,Wyman, New York for Hume . Argonaut, Bremers, from Bremen tor Baltimore, April 21—Anchored, Richard, Olsen, London for Quebec: 221, Argo, Olsen, de for do. Pas | Amal, Iginoe, London for Bull River: Rescue, Visevey, frorn Penssca ol. Duaiay, April 21—Arrived, India, McPhail, San Fran- Axe “t Salted 21st, Liberator, for New York. abil ti ‘April 20=Suiled, Foderico lo Svero, for Now Fhiaoun, April 21—Arrived, Lizale Gillespie, Bergman, emer Gaiassy, April (22—In the roads, Nicoline, Repelt, for Philadsipbin, GuxuNock. April 20—Salled, Arran, Reld, Quebec: 21st, Huano, Moffat, Ganway, April 23-— Arrived, Canossa Padre, New York, Gexoa, April 18—Cleared, Chay H Lawrence, Kemp, Tra- ami: Raffaele Ligure, Pagono, New York; 20th, Nimrod Higsondn, Gorotomieh, dv, Ho rived, Alaska, Anderson, Antwerp. Haswona, April S1—Areived. Gimbria (wi. Schwensen, . Dollner, New Vork. 0 M Barnard. erry, Phila Gotuzxs, Baltimore; Ke- Have, April Brenkwater. HoxG KoxG, about April 21—Arrived, Gaelic (s), Kidley, San Francisco via Yokohama, Lavenroot, April 21Carrived, Marathon (9), Garrett, Boston: Louisa, Joues. Pensacoln 22d, Harry 8: rt, Larrabee, Arneain: Kallisto, Struy, Beaufort, Si Duchess of Argyle, Mathis, San Francisco: Idaho Ger: Burch Chambers, Kutherford, Pe armbuco: Harold Haartuger, Halvorse st, A & H Tovltt, miler, Quehee spocd, Morse, Cardiff and Rio Janciro; Fae Q I. Mrld, Hansen, Dathousle: id. “Forest, Helle, Scott Q Mi Chase, Davin, Phitdelphte: Alprouve. Elworthy, Grisader, Mathews, Quobec; Wallis & Jobi, piegelbers, Dalhousie. Z Groat Urimshond ith, M A Robertson, from Liverpool for Quo! Lonpox, April 21—Arrived, I (a), Craig, New York: fxnu ent ‘outored fur do) ; Arundel ", Niclsen, Delaware Te. Steer, San Fr a od, Sisk, Minnie Gray, Black, Sidney CB: Trople, a lia W Woodworth, *rincess ot Wales, Davies, Hallfgx. Boiled from Grave ve “aoe Prince Alfred for obec: 22d, Holding, Wiimin, Lizarp, A) rit Ds Pease, Fight Accame, from Baltimore for Newenatle vin Queenstown, rape ea 1—Sniled, May Lonp April 20—81! chi; aot "Addie u Ginn, Jenkin: ‘Musas, April 18—Satied, Castalia (a), Butler, Palermo, ae, Stannas, March 24-Sailed, Ethan Allen, Hardy, Kotapa Ni Piss, about April 21—Arrived, Alexandria (1), MeKay, BP RELAND. April cg rmrreatcd Meng the roads, Emma Taraf- fini, from Baltimore for Lowestoft, Put into the roads 2ist, earl «sebr), Clark, from Leith for Suvannab, Pansrow, April 22—Arrived, Flavio, C fiero, Ball Pa lee April 22—Arrived, Roxburghshire, Chet Portlend ¢ Sailot 23d, Mary Law, Dunlop, Hull; Hospodar, Kelley, Ant Rove Vittoria Baltime John Ritson, Humphrey, ro, Valler- * April 20—Cleare: tng, Puiladotpin: Uno, Loren ailed, Sonpxutanp, April 2i— St HeLuna, March 27—Arrived, Otto, Jachtmann, Manila for New York (und proceeded). Taiwanvoo. Feb Arrived. 1 he yeaes Ulderup, Hong Kong (and wailed 26th for Bo TanRaGona, April 17—| ‘Sailed, J Jesse Carll, Underhill, Rio Janeiro. Pallas, Bailehr, Boston. 21—Arrived, Charies, Lunghoff, St ED, April 20--Arrived, Ro Peledig 3 mpa Emilia, Cocurullo, ovo Chart Beliimore: Vobaes Leng, Horkavi etn Linenicx, April 21—The Julia A Merrit schooner, Bu- chard, trorn'St Laucin for Cronkhaven for ordors, experlonced axoutherly gaie April 17, in Tat 51 N, 3 hn sail and fying jib carried’ w pri ai cathends topealls forward started to make water in topworks and had ily und proceoded ; Clear and the Biasquets, ‘when the schooner bire up 1 al Harwin badly chute ‘on April 20, when had toresail again tor: ‘and putin here tor repairs, MiLrorD April 22—the Amerika, Nielsen, arrived here y from Doboy, struck on the bur in coming out of thas pla . AMERICAN PORTS. : AUR EAMD NTA, May 2—sailed, schr Mary E Long, for sa iain, sehr Geo R Vreeland, Beistol, Py sehr Laura Brideman. own, scirs Win F Garrison, Mary Haley and Passed do Arleville H Poury. BOSTON, Ma; Pendio and Porkiom Hattie G Merneland, Ketchum, Ketchum 7] Arrived, steamers Saxon, Snow a ecteppais | tosehrs Anna Fo ot jartiest, Philadel. jewitt, Hestae bent 3G Babevek, Sale ng Cilldae JA Beckerman, Unthawny: niga jo J Lawrence, Haley: Ann viuatad elphia, and Heary Withinge MeKey, and Victoria ite ‘St Joun, are Pi in (Br), bark Cleared ny (Be), Willian, Liverp better, Cape Const Mary 8 Dyer, . Hattie Baker, Baxter, Ph Ma: “Arrived, Stonmors M Stevens New York: Willan C rane, | 1 bar! jo (Nor), Anderson. Li ol (Ger), Shld: scives HH ard. ¥ Parker, Now fran “Witham Ht Finney,” . Edentowa, NC. Steamers Gracia (Span), Erezuma, Liverpool; ompson. Moore, New York: barks Ouni (% . Prederiekshaven (Denmurk): Frida (N Queenstown: brig Liberty, Devereux, by. Crusby, Boston; 8 Hl Hopki 9 We Kennedy, Foster, Providence ; a : burk Nuovo Dovero (Ital), jew, Queenatow barks Onn Madre Ceratl, rig The Charley. =Arcived, brig Ann Elizabeth, Dean, Maria Roceo and Clentod Bebe Judie Tenny. Wich, New Xo ELWART, Mo, May 3 —Atrived, brig Hataah © Sibley, hrs Bdward Hf Furber, Atkins, pper, Wilmington; Daylight, c SUATLESTON May 4—Arrived, bark Galofre (Sp), Gaipi, Havana, sailed —Steamer Seagull, Baltimore, Lee ull May 1—Arrived, barks Revello (BD. st lad Ellen (ir, Hatton, Liverpool vi peeeinerte Lo Liverpoo lll (Br), + Souvenir (Br), Wige Kus), Mathon, Liver} mae Gapeus Wor , Anderson, Falmouth, DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR, May 1l—Arrived. sel Georso W Whitford, Bryent. Providence for Vonce, Altalas Pie from Hoboken for Boston: John Buekali ‘osm, and Reading b ‘ond No, 50, Colson, Paw. theket for New York; Hope (Be), Hill, Boston to Bolton, NS all sailed 2d), Arrived, sche Xebec, Rhropshire, New York for Provi- dence (and sniled a) sche J Wainwright, Earnest, trom New York for Boston (soe Miscelian; 3) Bd—Arrived, sehr Frouk, Flyna, Machias for New York, 1K. May 4—Hassed in, bark iaalton, co tor Baltimore: Vietor, from Lon: Stewart, from Great Yarmouth for (Br). Hivvert, London for do; Angelina ris Cala, fo Trowe i po wr donderry tor do; i Kate Crosb} ), Capurel. Passed out~ Bai fast. April 8 Gleared. bark Brazos (not Sa ior, Liv WEST, April 23—Arrived, sebr_Orisi cht, Clarke Philnde‘pnie (and cleared ain fer eaaats, WH 20ui— Arrived, sebrs Hilen M Adams, Adams, for Boston: Edwin Gaunt (Br), Roberix Nasaau., h— Arrived, sehr f Townsend, Wiider, Havana: elluny) 30th—Ia port, bark Loch Goll (Br), from New Orleans for Laverna) rela, GBILE, May 4—Cleared, schr Parepa, Packard, Bars st, brig Joseph Clark, Stahl, Pensacola. > FO nhe ANS. April 30--Cleured, schr eelator, More gan, B fedth— Arrived teumers Cordura (Br), Liverpool; Hudson, GUietred Ship Molrose, Neill, Havsp; burk Nebo (Nor), Horn, Copenhagen. ‘st, steumors Algiers, Hawthorne, New York; Jones, Liverpool: ship Nunquam Dormio, Geéan (Non). Sorensen, Norkoping. m (Non, Gan Queenstown remen (tien elimers, remen: echt Jemute Wood( Br). Piauttl, Passes. April 4—Salled, ships Yunqnam Dormia, Wyo ; barks Bremen, he DE Farkbure, rs R P Ritchie, Little, Paniasoipttes Nelhe Clark, NY; Joseph Eaton (3 masts), Peterson, BEDFORD, May 3—Arrived, aches Thos Rorden, bliss Vharo, idm, Nonced © Clork, Philadel; NEW Churduck, and S C Hart, Kelly, Philadelphin: Watson: Kebee sire, and Saratoga, Nickerson, Fort Vax r Kelly, New York: Angler, Resse, anor WN tleshers Agved, and Ontielo, Purinston, Port Johnson: Mannah Willetts, Dottridge, and Veranda, Pond, New York: Charger, Hulett, Ambo: Passed up the bay—S Argo, Gurney, from New York for Wareham, NEWPORT, May 3—Arrived, schrs DW Sannders, Mott, Port Johnson’; Potter & Hooper, Braabury, Haverstraw? Clara ‘Runkin, Knox, Port Jonson for'Sumersot (and palsd 3d): Sum Weller, Rockwell, Port Johnaon for Fall Bi ae sailed 3d); Emma, White, from Taunton for 8 ath mboy. Salted, steamer Tallapoosa, McRitchie, New York for Boston, via Portsmouth, Ni SO es fh Chase Balti. » for Providence; Star, Haskell, oy for do: Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, Hoboken for War son, Port Johnson for New Bedford, Passed up at AM,'a large 3-masted sebr, supposed to be cotton load achrs FC Smith, Smith, and Quickstep. Rater Nicke +4 PM—arrived, utghinsen. & Port Johnson; Gloycester, Hurley, Providence for. NEW Havin, May S—Arrived, brics Rising Star, Griff T Towner, Perkins, St Croix. ared—Sehr J J Pharo, Slocum, Alex T ROYAL Prov: Sharlorte Robinson, Ham- parita (ry ham; EF mith, New Yorke: brige pare, itvann:"Amerienn. Union, Gottt Fix (Nor), Larson, Kingston, Ja; Manganiila, Provideneo: schrs Hattie, Sampson! ure M Call, Pantego, NO Alex You Slusman, Adams, Boston; Lot! ‘Taylor, do: Alice’ B, Bassett. do: Albert harence, Haw eae nd: LA Kose, R pls York Ane w Haven: Wood, Cor red Joseph ita smith Porinndt Lundry, do; Joseph Maxfield, Steelman, Wat Smith, Adams, Providence. de edseienn Agnos, Shanni Somerset; M th x A Rich, Pensncol Tesse Murdock, Slocumb, New Redf Clonred—Steamers Alicntown, Mills, Portsmonth: Ana Flina, Richnrds, Now York; bark Torfoens (Nor), nore fot orders: brig Cora (Br), Norgrave, Havas achrs D'S Stuer, Uuntley. South Amesbury: BS Banford, Berry. Somerset: J Maxfleld, Stedman, Cambrid MAT Rend, Wonton, New Bedford: fF Smiths Adams, Som Emma Arey, Hall, Providence. x0 cleni téamers Nederland (Bele) werp: Juniata, Catherine, Savannah; Ach) Newburyport: barks Nuova itosina Canopa (Ital), Deller cussa, Limerick; Aurora (Nor), Ross, Hamburg; Adelina (Itul). Piazza, Cork for orders: schrs Harbeson Hickman, Rodinson Havana: Alex Young, Blake, Somerset; J @ Stovor, Olay, Kennebunkpor Railed—sténmore duniatn and Achitles. Lxwis, Del. May 4— Arrived, steamer “Albemarle, Gibbs, w York: bark Sijernen (Nor), Guttermsen, Clenfnegos. xanilet Brig Look Lomeue, Baker, (trom Oloutaewos), lew Pub StJernen (Nor), from Clonfuegos, Is leaving for Bost PORTLAND, May 2—Arrivod, achr Mary E Rigo, Ri Bangor for New York. . Ao bea Nd —Arrived, sehrs J © Roker, South Amboy; Helen a Philadelphia; Lorotto Fish, Virginix for Kennebunk ath—arrived, brig Fannie B Tucker. from Ca days: oche Hy Waddington, Phitadel bia, PO! iT uw ‘nilet, steamer I.ancaster, Mills Philadelphla; schts TH Tratton, Hoye, and, Hebeoes Sheppard, Robinson, Philadelphia; R M Brookings, Brown, New York: ged all Before reported in the lower hi a 3—Arrived, schrs Wil Howard, and Evergreen, Turner, ¥ ee areata) Shea, Baltimore ry, Ri iabcock, Treon, und. iielen A atues,. Endleott,. Phila. E Hurst, Cook, rt; KE Ht Brazos, Raynor, Rondout; Star, Hasl uth Amboy: Jane, Has kell, and JG Fell, Shropshire, Porth Amboy; Ario Pardes, ‘Tyrrell; Surgo, Benton; Gust, Goff, and Kdwin, Fravcla, Perth Amboy for Pawtneket; Urbana, Allen, Poushkee: Marietta Wand, Goldsmith, Newbare: fk Sprague: J 8 Terry, Ravnor: Imogene Diverty, Fred Tyler, Parker: 8'8 Trier, Businell, and Treworgy, Port Johnson for Pawtacket Mehrhof, Hackeusack; Henry i Se Bingham: Minguas, Phillf HB Wheaton, Barret: Cyneite, June, Om Woodhull, Horton: James Part Hull, Brush; Nathaniel Holmes rie James, Res jenas 7 Geo cpmen So dant = 3 ik! ‘Wood Youre: John Stcokhnams Gnras, “Winters: Constitaste Hart, and 8M Tyler, Hart, Hoboken; Empire, Chase, New ‘orl Betow—A large 3-masted schooner, reported to be the Albert W Smith, Pinkham, from Philadelphia. Sailed—Sehrs ‘Sallie W Kay. Tiiton, , ere we, DC Al at +h, Virwining od Bravook, te Red Rover, Bowden; Noptnne’s rider: Eandaoy ‘LL Ham: JN Ayres, Bloxon, and Br ina, Velacr; Gloucester, Hurley; J 5 Diverty, Carroll, New York; ae "yred Bi 4th—Arrived, steamer Massachusetts (new), New York. PAWTUCKET, May 3—Arrived, sches Caroline Kienzle, pine Philadelphia: Hannah Binekman; Arnold, Rondout; J8 Terry, Raynor, Port Johnsor Sailed—Sehes Iexcelsior, Blydenburgh, and Ann, Marshall, for New York. pa ND, May 2—Ssiled, bark Oscar II (Nor), Miche lx tz sin FIEAS OISCO, Apri 26—Arrived, steamer Idaho, Donglass, from Mexican ports. Salled— Bar Vidette, Boyd, Port Madison. AVAN. er Cleopatra, Dur, Due G Ximers, Thompson, Ne: rik, Brig Albert Fresca (Ger), Schrebe, Montevideo, Cleared— Bark Adelaide Norris, Robertson, Liverpool. STONINGTON, May 3—Arrived, schr Sylvester Hale, Coleman, Taunton | fom New Yi ee ean VINEYARD HAVEN, Mi: brig Mechanic, Gould, Matunzan for Fortland; sehes Decorl’(se, De Tnagun; WF Parker, Daniels, Richmond, ay Honey Wait nay, Shepard, Crisfieid, Md; Allee axes, Pillaoary, Ton aut; Jacob Kemple, Steelmat Amboy: M Pate! ‘Beration, aad’ Sesrsvilie:’ Harts, Perth haber: Coummbs, | Port | Johnson «Pointe 8 Atlantic. New “ ‘ork: Jackaws Caroline Young, R for Chel Shannon, Wils eat R Gutes, Holmes, Port Johnso: ‘eats Toltia, Lollis, Baitimore: GW Baldwin, Dennis, New. Yor + Alfred Cha Robinson, do ‘Yor, Sse nd Mary E lo for St Joh Branscom, Hoboken for Salem; Mary B Oliver, Bai timore for'Bath; WH Boardman, Richardson, Phitadelphta for Portland; Luey Hammond, Hobinson, Brauawick, Ga, for Machias; Mury Stewart. Coombs, do for Weymouth < Pacific, Fence, Rondout for, Gardiner ; Pacarn, Allen, South Amboy for age Cummins, Smith, do for Co Bavbitt: Rachel & Sinith rp, Wi jst ors, Fr; Oba vO, Grace, and Teade Wind, Carson, allfrom Boston for Phile- delphing, Telumah, Bennett, Portland for do: Hampden, ith, Bangor for do: HT He: ledges, Smith, Sal Geometers Tact Ane, K Bentley, Mobufly, ‘South ‘Sartte Wi ‘aghington, DE; Muskee, Callen, Bostou for Mill. Ka ILE Russell. Me vaffy Quincy. Le ala for New York: Margaret Fletcher, Mucins for do. Pusnod by-Schrs Harriet Thomas, Van Cleat, Port John- son tor Boston. Suiled—Brigs Moses Day, If Houston, Jeusi Rachel Coney, Goorue Harris, Emily T Shildon, BW Cochran (Br), Mechanic; sehes D it, Onw: AB Gibson, Valant, EH Nash, J Paine, pane Bi jo Rogers, John Somos, Janet 8 (Mr), J Chauncey, Hazel, Olive Branch, Tennos Martin Ty bg Agnes. vagrie Rtroup, GA “Hayden, Albert Dalloy, Mary, Bila, tell, "Zl Adams, Mary McFarland, Josephine, deveoh Wilde, Carseo Lodge, ein Dadeock. it DB ww. Grace — Brad Y beabarn, Rowers, K SWniddens Castilian A Newcomb, Addie # Col T'S MeLellan, Emma D Endi- cott, Wm Dp Marvel, Elia T Little, Robert Post Rpray. Garland, Ellul Barnes, Edward Everoi 6 Newman, ates, Clara Sawyer, Decon (Br), Marque’ E Blisa (ir), Mary 12 Oliver, Utattie Lolits, Haney Wht Allie Oakes. Oliver Am Lue: Le Le aw aldwin, ath, A ved, schrs J B Atkinson, Cadiz for Port. lands ety ovine (Br), Windsor, NX, tor ord schrs CW May, Davis, and Al Bluckman, Boston’ for Phile delohin: Mahaska, Willidms, Portland for do Berry, ey, % H Shannon, Mary Stewarts a Bangor for Baltimore; G M Porter, Allen, 8t Joho for ra, HP Cushing, Pototer, Alfred ins, Mary E Wharf, Pacific, Atianth aS M Pate, Caroline “Younz, Helens Altavel Or May 2—Arrivod, stoamor Regalator, cie'Fraveller, Hodes, Baltimore. —Glented. bark Henrik Tbsen (Nor), Raymnasen, Hull: brig Baitenih), Brinton, Glasgow; sche Wyoming: Foss Point a-Pltre, REIHAM, May 3—Arrived, seus Ver Fiarkes Flo ‘ork. hr Bertha, Conover, Il, Phetps, and Glide, Garret, New Yi ORD, May 3—Arrive Perth Amy KILEN, May 8—Arrived, sehr Mary H MUin, Perris ne WESTERLY, May 1—Sailea, xchr E W Babcock, Sisson, New York. oda 11 Clark, Vara, Port Johnton, YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C, WUNDRED” ROATS RAP -SiTBLLB, CLUS Whitehall, Metallic Life and ‘Ours. 368 mm ROBERTS. DEWHREL STEAM- Yachts, Launches, omts Bp South st., new Gouverneur slip. STEPHEN yt SALE AND CHARTER- pretgne Propetlers, x1 Tugboats, By Barges, es, Key GEORG MEK, 39 South st, pu NEN NEW DOUBLE ULLED YACuT or Catamaran, In this style. of vault, patented April 10, 1877. of which’ the Amaryliis w | degree ix attained, wana rizged ready for sail N LAST REG HERRESHOFF, Built with sho _ Burstor, FoR SAE 0s chou yaeht Magie, 100 tons, Zi feet: she lias two states nd furnished, and will be wold lo 13 Burling slip. ACHT MAGIC ‘The fa te elegantly finishe wy to K. A. FISH MISCELLANEOUS. MEDICAL WONDER-iYATTS’ LIFE WALS wewlin, Gout, &e., tn thelr worst formey 4s. Old Wicers. and ‘divonses of the BI ured by this reat puri ‘300,000 1 JO yours prove this a fw HYAT? & HYATS, 246 Grand st, Sold by draggtate, JOSPHITE OF LIME AND It will prevent the develope ment ot Gousump' # ot predisposition or threats ened attack. It will promptly care Bronchitis, Chronle Coughs and Throat Diseases, Prices $1 aud $2 per but! sy only by WINCHESTER & OU., Coemiste, Sold by druggists. 30 Join at., New Yor! WINCHESTER SUDA will cure