The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1877, Page 10

CRAZY HORSE'S SURRENDER, The Hostile Chief and Band at Fort Robinson. SMOKING THE PIPE OF FEACE. Twelve Hundred Indians and Twenty-Five Hundred Horses. $Y TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.] amr Konixsox, Neb, May 6, 1977. ‘The long expected surrender of Crazy Horse’s baud took place this afternoon at two o’clock. Lieutenant Clark, of General Crook's staff, met the party about seven miles north of the agency aud was presented to Crazy -Horse by Red Cloud, Alter smoking a peace pipe, Crazy Horse seated himself on the ground and raid “1 want to shake hands while seated, because that means our peace shall last.”’ CURIOUS PRESENTS He then prorented Lieutenant Clark to the principal chieis and head men who came up to sbako hands, A war bonnet, scalp, shirt, pony and buffalo robo were then given Lioutonant Clark as an earnest of good will, and tho villago resumed its march Jor the agency, arriving at the hour above mentioned. ORDERED INTO CAMP, General Mackenzio ordered the surrendered Indians to go into camp op a little space below the agency buildings, First came Red Cloud and the company of Indian soldiora in government service, next Crazy Horse aod bis warriors and finally the herds and pack animals, The lodges were soon put up, and the work of counting the Indians and taking away their guns commenced. THE NUMBER OF INDIANS, 1t is now dusk, and the work is not yet finished, but enough is known to give close figures. There aro moro than twelve hundred Indians under six chie{s— aamely Crazy Horse, Little Hawk, Little Big Man, Bull Hawk and Bad Road, ANIMALS AND LODGES. The animals surrendered number botween 2,300 and 2,500 and are all in very good order. Among them are &@ considerable percentage of American borses and mules, The lodges are not in good condition; many are badly worn and some quite useless, SKKTCH OF THY CHIKVA Crazy Horse is very tacituru, and has the reputation of never saying anything. His face is vory dogged and resolute, bearing out the impression that he is a stranger to toar. Little Hawk, the second in command, is a handsome thief, His father received trom President Monroo in 1817 a silver medal which the son yet wears. Little Big Man, tho third cbiet, is the same who threatened the lives of tho Black Hills Commissioners at this place in 1875. Many of Crazy Horse’s band have never been on an agency until the present movement, TUE WKAPONE, The guns turned in include the latest patterns of breoch-loading arms of precision, but the Winches- ter waa apparently the favorite, Of these Crazy Horse himself turned in throe and Little Hawk two. A council will be held by General McKenzio with these Indians on Monday or Tuesday. The number surrendering to General Crook at.Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies aggrogato over tharty- five hundred sinco March, THE CITY OF BRUSSELS. No word has yet beon received of the arriva! at Queenstown of the steamship City of Brussels, which Jott this port on Saturday, April 21, laving on board the Canadian pilgrims to Rome and a mumber of Amer- {cans who joined the party during their stay in ths city. General Newton, it will be remembered, was among thoge who Joined in muking the pilgrimage. Although the vesgol ts out sixteon days, and tke iriends of those on vourd are becoming ulurmed, there 48 bo reason to fear & more serious iecident than a breakdown of her machinery, which might easily prolong her voyage a considerable time, THE RUSSIAN. After the Sunday morning inspection of tho Russian flagship Svetlana yesterday, by Captain His Imporial Highuess the Grand Dake Alexis, the call for prayors was piped over the flagship, and at ten o'clock the service of tho mass, according to the rites-of the Greek Cbarch, commencod on the gun deck of tho frigate. At half-past one P, M. His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantive, Prince Stchervatoi, Prince Obvolensky, Prince Bariatinsky und gevoral other officers of the Svetlana went on shore M. de Willamov, Secretary of the Russian Le- gation, called on His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Alexis alter midday, At ball- past two o'clock Captain His Imperial High- ness the Grand Duke Alexis leit his ship forthe shore. During the afternoon a large number of people from the shore roamed over the decks of the flagship, examining curiously everything tbey came im contact with, A party of ladies and geutlemon visited the flagship and were entertaived by the ofl- cers in the wardroom A larger crowd than usual wero gathered on the docks Guring the day, gazing at the Kuasian fleet, and quite an array of shoreboas hovered around tho port gangway of the flagship, THE BENCH SHOW. Mr. G. de Landor Macdona arrived from Liverpool yestorday onthe steamer Nevada, He brings with him Magnet and Ravgor 11, Euglish setters; tour Irish setters, a pair of St. Bernards and a number of Tetrievers, fox terriers, &. The same steamer brought also a magnificent collection uf mastifis, the roperty of a Mr. Brown, of Livorpool; algo Mr. Lloyd Yrice’s celebrated pointer Soapshot, wid a nuinber of other dogs. Several large kennel have already ur- rived and are quartered at the Garden, among them that of Mr, Jesse Sherwood, of Kdina, Mo., made up of setters, pointers, beagles, &c Mr. Everett Smith, of riland, Me, 18 here with his strain of native setters, Mr. L. 1 Dilley, of Lake City, bas arrived with bis champion pointer, Ranger, and a number of other representatives of his kennel. The St. Louis and Tuiedo kennels are dae at six o'clock ibis morning; also thut of Mr. Smith, of Strathroy, Canada, ‘The Columbus Kennel Club also arrived yes- terday. By to-night at leastiour hundrod dogs will be housed within the Garuen, FLYING FROM LIFE. Catharine Klein, aged forty years, residing at No 859 Tenth avenue, leit her home at an early hour yes- terday morning. Sho was seen passing along Twenty- fourth stroct im the direction of the North River. At the foot of Twenty-feurtn street a pumber of Russian sailors wero on a float and heard a splash near by. Then the try of “Oh! save me!’ wux uttered in « tone agit from rome one iw de#pair, A rowboat was procured, and the body of a woman was found floating with tho tide, It was taken on the fiowt, and lite was found not to be extinct, The woman was taken to the station we, und trom thence removed to Believue f{oxpital, She became Conscious at that imstitution and gave her nume and Address as that yiven above. She relused to give the Treason of her attempt to end her life, Several hours after her arrival at the hospital she expired, ANOTHER CENTENARIAN. Bridget Rush, aged 103 yoars, an inmate of st, fosoph’s Home for the Aged, died yesterday at that mstitution from injuries which sbe received tho fay previous by falling down stairs, The do- teased come to this country from glireland, of @hich she was a native, over twenty years ugo, and has resided with ber grandchildren in this city until g@bout a year since, when she was placed in the Home, Her memory did not fail her on account ot her advanced and she frequently #poke of the rebellion of 1798 and also ot the trouble in Ireland fifty years later, She recognized the taces of her grandchildren and also her great-grandchildren at nor bedside just vctore her death. LITERARY CHIT-CHAT. Tho late Mr, Cobden left u diury of bis visit to the United States two years before the civil war, aud also a diary of the negotiation of the French Commercial ‘Treaty undor his auspices. It 1s expoctod that both these wili soon seo the light, A splendid chromo |ithograpbic work, entitled Paris & Travers lcs Ages,” is appearing 1u numbers, the text written by E. Fourrior, Paul Lacroix, A. Montaigion and others, The Abbé Kolland has published in a protty quarto, Miustrated by wood cuts, his “Promenades en Itatie.’” Captain Burnaby will follow up his “Ride to Khiva’? Dy publishing bis travols ia Asia Minor, mk i NEW YORK LD, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1877—TRIPLE SHEET. WASHINGTON. OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. Wasuinarox, May 6, 1877. THE EXTRA SESSION AND THE FOREIGN MIS SIONS, A persistent effort is still being made by various persons to induce the Prosident to change the time for the meeting of Congress to the earlier date first cou- templated, The postponement of the extra sessioa of Congress until October is regarded as also deforrring Prosiden- tial action in the matter of the several foreign missions and other leading Executive appointments which bad been under discussion up to last Friday. THE TURKISH MISSION. ‘The Cincinnati Despatch, reporting the tender of tho Turkish mission to Murat Halstead, 1 evidently mis- taken, as the President would bardly appoint two men—namely, Messrs, Noyes and Halstead—from the one city of Cincinnati to two such important places as the French and Turkish missions, PROMINENT LIBERALS IN WASHINGTON. ‘The presence of the three eminent members of the Mberal party, Messrs, Bowles, White and McClure, gave rise to considerable speculation as to the purpose ef their visit to Washington. Thoy have all had tnter- viows with the President, and have exchanged mutually satisfactory expressions of friendship and admiration, This is gaid to ve the oxtont of their mission. SENATOR GORDON'S FIRE IN THE REAR. General Gordon has returned to Washington, and will probably go home to Georgia shortly, whore cx- Governor Brown has opened fire su his rear 1u the iu- terest of the tnextinguisbable Bourbons of the State, who charge the General with the responsibility of de- feating Mr. Tilden and the clection of Mr. Hayes, ADJOURNMENT OF THE SUPREME COURT. The Supreme Court will adjourn to-morrow, not to meet again until the October term, A number of im- portant decigions will be banded down—among them, it ty expected, thoso in the Bonanza diine suits and the mecbanics’ liens cases, OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN. THE PROTOCOL OF THE CONFERENCE CONCERN- ING JUDICIAL PROCEDURE. Wasninatox, May 6, 1877. ‘The following is the protoeo! of the conference and the declarations by the United States Miniater to Spain and the Spanish Minister of Stats concerning jadicial procedure, namely:— ‘The protocol of a conference held at Madrid on tho 12tb of Junuary, 1877, between the Hon. Caleb Oush- tng, Minster Plenipotentiary of the United States of America, und His Excellency Sefior Don Fernando Caideron y Colluntes, Minister of State of His Majesty the King of Spata. ‘The respective parties mutually desiring to termi- nate amicably all controversy us to the effect of exist ing treaties in certain matters of judicial procedure, and for the reasons set forth and representutions ex- changed in various notes and previous conferences, proceeded to make declaration on both sides ag to the understanding of the two governments in tho premi- ses, und respecting the truo application of suid treaty Sedor Calderon y Collantes declared as follows ;— Farst—No citizon ot the United States residing in Spain, her adjacent islands, or her ultramarine posses- wlons, charged with acts of sedition, treason or con- Spiracy uguinst the institutions, the public security, the integrity of the territory or against the supremu government or aay other crime whatsoever, shall bo sobyect to trial by un exceptiona) tribunal, but exclu- sively by the ordinary jurisdiction, except in the caso of being captured with arms 1p band, ° Second—Those, who not coming within this last case, may be arrested or imprisoned, shall be aeemed to bave beon 80 arrested or imprisoned by order of the civil authority, tor the effects of the law of April 17, 1821, even though the arrest or imprisonment shall have been eflected by urmed force, Third—Those who may be taken with arms in hand, and who are therefore comprehended in the excepuion of the first article, shall be tred by ordinary council of war, in conformity with the second article of tho hereinbefore mentioned nw; but, even in this case, the accused shall eajoy for thoir defence the guaran- tees embodied in the aforesaid law of April 17, 1821. Fourth—In consequence whereof, us woll in tho cuses mentioned in the third paragraph og In those of the second, tho parties accused aro allowed to name at- torpeys and advocates, who sball have uccess to them at suitable tines. They stall be furnished in due season with a copy of the accusation and a lat of witnesees for the prosecution, which latter shall be exumined before the presumed criminal, bis attorney and udvo- cate, in con-ormity with the provisions of articles 20 to SL of the said law—they shall have the right to compel the witnesses of whom they desire to avail themselves to appear and give tostimony, or to du it by means of depositions; they shall prosent such evidence as they may judge proper, anu they shall be permitted to be present and make their defence in public tru, orally or ia writing by themsclves, or by ineans of their counsel, Fifth—Toe sentence pronounced shall bo referred to the Audicncia of the Judicial District of the Captain General, according a3 the trial may have takon place, before ‘the ordinary judge or belore the council of war, in conformity also with what 1s prescribed 10 the above mentioned law. TUK AMBKICAN DECLARATION, Mr, Cushing declared as follows:— First—The constitution of tho United States pro- vides that the trial of all crimes, except in cuses ot umpeacbment, shall be by jury, and such trial shall bo held in the State whore said crimes shall buve been comimitted, or when not committed within any State the trial will proceed in such place as Congress may direct (Art, IIL sec, 2); that no person shall be held to answer ior a capitul or otherwise infamous crimo unless on presentment of a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land und naval forcbs, or in tke militia when in uctive servico (amendment to the constitution, arucio 5), acd thatin all criminal preson- \atione the uccused shall enjoy;the right to a speedy und public trial by ao impartial jury of the State aod district where the crime shall have been committed, und to be infurmed of the naturo and cause of the a cusation; to be conirunted with the witnesses against him; to bave compulsory process for obtaining wit- nesses in bis favor and to have counsel tor his defence (amendments to the constitution, article 6), «, Second—he act of Congress ol April 30, 1790, chap- ‘ter 9, section 29, re-onucted in the Rovisod Statutes Provides that every person accused of treason shail have a copy of the indictment and a list of the jury and of the witnesses to be produced ut the trial, to be delivered to tim three days beluro the same, and in all other capital cases two days belore that takes place; that im alt such cases the accused shall ve aliowed to make his full delence by counsel, learned in law, who snull have free access to htm at ull sensonabie hours; tbat he shall be allowed in his defence to mako any proof which he can produce by luwiul witnesses, and he sball have due power to compel bis witnesses to ap- peur in court, Third—Al) these provisions of the constitution, and of acts of Congress are of constant and permunent force, except on occasion ot the temporary suspension of the writ of hubeas corpas. Fourth—The provisions Lorein set forth apply in terms to all persons accused of the commission of treason or other capital crimes in the United States, and therofore, as well by tho Jotter of the law as in Virtuo of existing treaties, the said provisions oxtend to and comprebond all Spaniards residing or berg in the United States, Seftor Calderon y Collantes then doclared as fol- lows: — 1n viow of tho satisfactory adjustment of this quos- tion in @ manner so proper for the preservatiot of tho friendly relations between the respective goveruments, und in order to afford to the government of the United Slates the completest security of the sincerity and good faith of His Majesty’s government in the preinises, command will be given by royal order for the strict observance of the terme of the present protocol in all the dotniuions of Spain and speciiicaily in the isiand of Cuba, In testimony ot which we have imterchangeably signed this protocol. CALEL CUSHING, FERNANDO CALDERON Y COLLANTES, NEW BOOKS RECEIVED, The Cruise of Hor Majesty's Slip Challenger: Voya sin Meny Lands. Hy W. J. J. Spi Mevare, “Harpor A udustry for 1876, By Spene y Hurper & Brothers, Franklin square, New York, ‘ ‘Yext Buvk of Harmony for the Use of Schools and Stu- dents. Cuaries Kdward Horsley. Messer. Harper & Brothers, Franklin square, New York, ‘Aids to Latin Orthography. William Brambaeh. ‘Trans Jnted from the German, Mosvrs, Hurpor & Brothers, Frank- *#—Early i: y Frou England « ¢ ity Loulse Movers. Hat Mowars. D. Apy Gatherings frow an Artists y Jumes &. Froo- gan wrk. D. Apploton & Company, Broadway, New ork, n; 1862, A Poom, By Constance Fentmore volson, Mossrs. D. Appleton & Company, Brondway, Now of Samuel Breck, with Passage: Books O771-186 Messrs. Porter & Co iphia, ‘Hue Coin Collector's Journal (paper enver, Iustruted) for May. Sevtt & Co., Fulton str ew York, rial ot Philaxtoly (paper cover, Ilus- + 1877, Messrs, Seott & Co, Pulton Stroet, New ¥ Joliot’s Gaardian (a novel). Dy Mrs. 1, Lovett Oameron (pavercover), Messrs, Harper & Brothers, Franklin square, Bey vores ys y Hon + Messrs, T'. 1h, Potersor 908 Chosennt street, Philadviphia hiner sty Tho Wife's T Lory. losers T. B, nl ance Departn aod Marino Printer, Alban las Kesays. Miys Julia Pardoe. * ners, ihiladelphi, me Or the Hees oP heenaent of the inser. Inwurance, N.Y. ALS. Harness & “the Hrowor's o No. 68 leads street, loans. Now ousn, DYING OF STARVATION. 4 FAMILY FOUND DYING OF HUNGER—WATCH- ING THE BODY OF THEIR STARVED CHILD, A case of destitution im a thickly populated portion of this city came to the knowledge of the police yes- terday, which, in the distressing character of its de- tails, almost surpasses belief. In a house in Twenty-fourth street a family have for four days lingered between life and death without a bite of food, and this has been only tho ter- mination of a long period of wretchodness aud priva- tion, Their story 18 @ common one. Seven months ago John Brown came to this country from England, with his wile and two children. He was in quest ofem- ployment, and he located in No, 318 East Twonty-fourth stroct, under the belie! that in this city a man of robust health and good adaptability for business would pot fail to prosper, Mouths passed, however, and no op- pornerer for am ongagement presented itself His ttle means gradually dwindled away, and then when he had become weary of secking tor work In vain and was driven to despair at the thought of his wile and little ones waiting for the change in lis pects which never appeared, he shut himself up pros: ‘with thei and awaited with resignation the fate that seemed inevitable. The family bad no iriends to ap- peal to, aud like many, they sbrack from begging with w borror that even the paugs of hunger could not overcome. For the last four duys bot a morse! has enterod the mouth of any ot the family, and it was only whon the httle child, two years old, ‘was found dead in {ts bed yesterday that the story of these people’s distress became kuown, ‘I'he police were notified and came to their upartments— r ones they were—aud thero they Touna a baggard = man watebing over a wan, starving woman, who could not move, but who looked with o mother’s instincts still upou the por pallet where tho little famisued child, und one that lingerod still between Ifo und death, were lying. ‘The woman and the hving child had to "be removed to Bellevue Hospital, where they lie now in a critical condiuon, and the husband’s wants were attended to, OBITUARY. AUGUSTIN H. HART. Augustin H, Hart, tho founder of the Elm Flax Mills, tho largest ax twine aud thread manufactory in the world, died at bis residence in this city yesterday at two o'clock, aged forty-nine years. Mr. Hart camo from England about thirty-tour years azo, aud at once engaged ia the above business, His ‘irst venture was at Schaghticoke, N. Y., where the business was com- menced in a small way, A few years alter he removed tothiseity. He was a kind husband and father, a man of good principle aud was universally liked, He loaves u wile and daughter, REY. GROSVENOR W. HEACOUK, Rev. Grosvenor W. Heacock, D, D., for thirty-tive yours pastor of the Lutayette streot Prosbyterian church of Buffalo, died in that city yesterday morning, aged fifty-five. BASEBALL. New Havex, Conn., May 6, 1877, ‘At baseball on Saturday the Yale College nine de- feated the Chelscas of Brooklyn by a scoro of 8 to 1, in ten innings. MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. Wan Derartuent, } Orricg oF THE Culky SiGXaL Ovrickn, Wasuinotox, May 7—1 A. M. Indications. For the lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val- Joys, rising baromoter, northeast to northwest winds, tollowod by winds shitting to east and south, rain arcas, followed by clearing weather and generally ris- ing temperature, For the Galt States, risipg barometer, northwest winds, clear or partly cloudy weather, nearly station- ary or rising temperature, followed in the West Gulf by winds, shifting to cast and south, For tho South Atlantic States, southeast to south- weat winds, partly cloudy aud cloudy weather, with rain areas, followed by clearing weather, a slight riso in temporature and riding or stationary barometer, For Tennessee and the Ohio Vulley, stationary, fol- lowed cy rising baromoter, winds shilting to northoast and northwest, partly cloudy and cloudy weathor, with rain aroas and stationary or lower temperature, For the lake region stationary or falling barometer, increasing cloudiness and rain areas, with stationary or rising temperature und »orthoast to uorthwest winds. For the Middle Atlantic States and Now Engiand, nearly stationary or falling berometer, cast to north winds, slight change of tomperature and clear or partly cloudy weather, followed by increasing cloudi- ness. ‘The Mississippi River will slowly rise at and below Vicksburg. Cautionary signals continue at Indianola and Gal- veston. ‘ THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record wtll 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, grap Bo 6, 1877. 1876. 1877. 46 «3:30 80 61 47 6P. 2 50 49 9PM. 50 64 12 P. 48 Average temperature yesterday Average temperature for correspond! eur. ing OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR: THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNK 5 Broadway 50) istroudway ]2 Bowlin Green :|29 Brosaway :|4 Bowing Green rane. *, Stato of Nevada.. Frisia, Utopi: City ot 1137 Broadway 7 Bowling Gi State of Indiana, +] Gasgow | Gollert, .- « {| Hamburg. City of Bertin: Baitie.. : Australie IT Bowling Green Wyoming, . 120 Broadway Moutans. rpool,. 29 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY SUN AND MOOX mIGH WATER, 461 | Gov, Island... ..ove 3 59 7 02 | Sandy Hoot evo 314 2 06 | Hell Gate eve 444 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. May 6, 1877. War. (Ther! Howe. {inch | Dew: | 1 State of Wind. | Weathor ESE*| Paetly cloudy S8k*|Partly cloudy S8h*|Clowe psWe|Clear PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 6, 1877. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND UBRALD WHITRSTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Stewmer vada (Br), 2eth, with md s &Guion, May J, no lat, &c., spor Boyle (Br), trom Cardi! for Qaevec; 5 &c., passed a binck buoy with white bands, oumer Cassini (Br), MeKengie, Bahia April 10 and ‘ernambueo 15tt, with wager to K B Horland, tH er up to Capo Hatteras, wi countered iW, with high sea and mach rain. wal from 5 ane 4 oamer Ivan Bell, Lawrence, Kichmund, Clty Point and Nortolk, with mdse nd passongers to the Old Dominion Steamship C ny, Pot Laverpool), Kelly, ‘alentta vin Sand- with mdse co Arkell, Had atte & moderate Cape of cidod Hope, which, was pursed Mare! aperienced light SE trades to thw Kaus: tor, whieh. wi vasod April 4, in lon 27; had light NIE trados; in Jou 1429, wi ck Uy 4 hewyy wal was days N of Hatteras, 20 in which lost several anils, with strong NW aud NE gales, Slip BD Metcalf (Sur), Knudson, Antworp Mareb 22), In ballast to O Tobias & Cu. Is anoncred in Gravesend Buy Jor orders. ark Byfoged Christenson (Nor), Thorson, Stavanger 30 days, in bullat to © Tobias & Co. "On the ‘banks of Now- foundinnd, passed large quautities of field ice. Hurk suc (tal), Omaney, Vigo 52 days, in ballast 69 Funeh, Bye & Co Bark John Reed (ir), Hurtlin sugar to Youngs, Smith’ & Co ‘Tirig Mariueca Galatola (Ital, Esposito, Exmouth, , 50 dave. in ballast to Funch. Kdve & Uo, M_ Dickie (of Windsor, i! inter, \way via Cow 40 days, in ballast to BY rene. Mad tne weatl Brix L Staples (of Stockton), Stowers, Cardenas 10 day: with sugar ts Haring Bros; vessel to Carver & Rarnex. (ud The weather to Huttorass thenes © days, ‘with strong NE and NW gales, Brig Loch Lomond, Barker, Clonfuezos 24 days, with sugurto E & J Fowler; voxs-l to master. Brig Isis tol nderson, Sagua 8 days, with sugar to order. Sehr Ada G Skortland, Duane, Para April 14, via St ‘Thomas 10 days, with rubber aud ‘nuts to Burdett & Pong, cy the Equator April 17, in lon 43; had fine wi Sehr William 3 Farwall (of Roskinud, Me), Lord, orto Cabello 19 days, with coffee to Peniston & Co; vensel to Haviland & Pressey. Was days N of Hatteras with north. erly winds, Sehr Addie @ Bryant Ntubbs, St Pierre 20 days, wit nagar aud Tmolnssos to ft Trowbrt x 4 in spoke Charles er. Leud, May las 36, loi sehr Mary Limoburner, from ton SebrG W Hentiey (of New London Maria Ja, April 12, and 3¢ Ann's Bay 2) kc, to Mosos & Cohen; vessel to 1 BR ‘toras, had o gale trom NNW, (jaa! a6 re. Scbr J.C Van Name (of New Haven), Hi . Harasos rx 3. Wen Ks ‘Schr Sophla Bowop (Be), Thompson, Charlottotown, PEL FY ‘aya elt Bowie hd. Fhogpecn, Charioeert TTP 7 dary. Sehr Active (of Portsmouth, NS), Seawood, Windsor, NS, 8 days, with fruit to Thomas Mudge; vessel to 10 days, with plaster to ordor; vexsel to mastor, Sehr G W Loci Jexn Rel'r Adeline Townsend, Lovelnnds Virgiok r wnsend, Lovelan a. Sehr GF Hubb rd, i, Virginia. Loveland, Vii hehe AK Cranmer, Bray, Virginia, Sehr Alethoa, Durby, Virgiuia. Seor HE wiles, Ceaumer, Vieginin, Schr Kit Cursou, Hopkins. Virvinia for Fairhaven, Seber J C0 Cottingham, A: Georgetown, DC, for Boston, Behr Annie V Keegon, Ce jaitinios Fe. Behr Mary Means, Parker, Machina 8 days, with lumber totes Clap Co; chr 13 vosnes tu HW Lond & Co, D F Low (lisherman), smith, Sdays out, with 170 . Havana 10 days. Had light winds PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH, Flamborough (Br), Frasor, St John, NB, and NS, for New York, with mdse and passengers to AE Outerbridye, Steamer Glaucus, Beargo. Boston tor Now Yorn. Stoxmor City of Fitebourz, springer, New Sedford tor New York. ‘teamur Thetis, Yor ny, Providegce for New Yor= kor, Windsor, N3, fur New York, respon (Br), Pettis, Windsor, NS, for Se & is Wott Now York, Sehr Victor, Look, Machias for New York. Sehr Kate foster, Wallace, Milbridze fur New York. chr Laura A Burlingame, Burlingwme, Boston tor New rh. Sehr Geo A Picrce, Kelly. Salem tor Now Yor Sehr Atbert Sti Sehr Uipsoy Q erulse, Sele Chrigtiuna, Andrews, Sehr Josephine, Myers, W: Sebr F.C Smith, pinith, Providence tor New York, Schr Win stevenh, Elwell, Providence for New York. Sehr WJ Burtlett, Burtlett, Providence for New York, |. Still, Gioucester on w fisuing craive, en, Huntley, Gloucester on » fishing . Gloucester on » fishing erulse, ik! rf Sebr Annie J Russell, Clark 5 Schr B W Babcock, Millstone Point tor New York, Behr Franktin Pieree, Wood, Fairhaven for New York, Schr Fasnion, Carberry, York, Sehr Mary 8° Tiboetts, Maxwoll, New Haven for New ‘ork. Sehr Centurion, Rogors, New ltavon tor ‘ew York. sehr Robin Hood, i Now York. Sehr Morning Stur, Wiggins, New H for Now York, Sehr Ann Ainclia, Hutlock, New Haven for Now York. sehr Win Layton, Layton, New Haven for New York. Schr Belle, Simpson, New Haven tor Now York, Senr J J Pharo, Harris, New Huvon for Bultimore. BOUND EAST. Hero, Baker, New York for Salem, Wm A Leverinz, Smith, New York for Providenea, rebr Wim L Peck, Bunce, New York for Cold Spring. Schr Filahy, Rich, Hovoken tor Provideace Sehr Sar ‘alconer, Wilson, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Chief, Smith, Port Johnyon for Bostou Schr Commodore Kearney, Ward, Port Jobson for Port- jand, Mo. schs J J Worthington, Fitch, Port Johnson fur New Bed- tor Sehr Chas Heath, Vanglidor, Amboy for Bangor. Sehr RS Dou, Linco!n, Amboy for Tanuton. Sehr Sterling, isull, Amboy tor Bridxepurt, Sehr LV Ostrum, Stlesby, Fire Islaad tor Providence, Sebr A Heaton, Phinney, Phitadelvbia for t i Sehr Kit Carson, Hovk{ns, Virgiuls tor Fairhas Sehr Josoph Allen, Butler, Virginia toc New Haven, BELOW. Bark Kepler (Gor, now), Lankman, trom Bath, Me, May 1. SAILED. Vessels at the Southwest Spit, ontward bound —Batks Carib, for St Croix; Ge Turuli, Port Spain; Louise MARITIME MISCELLANY. Banx Juan Bart (Fr), from Haytl for English Chaonol, which put Into St Thomas March 18 loaky, has been sold ab auction for $1,600. Scum MOuNING Stak, Mass, sprung ®leak and cupsizod about 50 miles 88W from the Furallgaes, Cal, previous to April 20, Scun MICHAKL COLLINS, efor reported capuized off Bea. ver Tati light, und subsequently towed into Newport, nd GU tons of pig iron on deex, which wis loxt. At Kast Boston about half a doren vessels Lem boing fall-rizyed ships. At the yi ekson two ships of 1000 tons each aro onthe stocks, building for Tudor & id dos tined tor Eaxt Iuitly trade, Tho keels were laid lust January, und it ts expected that the vossely will be com- pleted and launched in June, ‘At the yard of RE Taylor two now barks are undor way, one for Tudor & Co, destined for the East India trade, and ony for Silsby, Putnam & Co, of Salem, destin game trade. "Their tonnage. Is abo Tudor whip isto be called-leoberg and the Salom voxel Tonquin. The vessels wore began together list December and will be Inunchod in Jung. Campbeil & Mrooks nro building a lurze ship of 1700 tons for M ¥ Pickering & Co, She is to be enlled the Governor Godwin, been bevun In D bor. dostine r At the yard of Abel Gove the framework of a bark of shout 1200 tons Is on the stocks, Mr Gove expvets to completo hor lute in the fall, Smith & Townsend huve begun a bark on their own account. She will be sluilar to the Amy Turner, rweeutly Lanwehed, and will be abuut 1000 tons burden. ‘At the other yards, Kelly's, Crosblo's, Groon’s and others, there ts little or nothing being done. Launcuxn— At San Franelsco April 23, astoamor nained Mary I Williams. Hor lenzth over all is 109 feet, 24 toot boum, and 43 feet dopth of hold. She registers 160 tous, WHALEMEN, ‘a April 2, bark Mermaid, Allen, West- ux0. js April 2, sebrs Lottie If Cook, 110 Lpbk; Klien Rispah, D: faights, Foster, do, 15 hp a, do, rker, Dyvr, 160 hpbk; MK Simunons, Rich, do, hpbe ; Risin . Taylor, do, 60 Lobk; Gago H Philips, Miekerson, do, 200 sp all told, trom Capt Smith, of bark Ohio 2d, of NB, at St roporta spoke on River Plata Ground, Dee 20, barks Ohio, Ellis, NB, cutting in #90 bb! whale; no date, Sappho, Kdlek, do, havimg teken 200 Hblx xp vil the soason, hector trom Ciot Kobbinn of bare Gen Soott, ot NB: reports her at St Helena Murch 2 by Swedish bark Andriette. Would » ne. "A lotter from Capt Baker, of bark Hope ‘of NIB, ree ports her at St Holena, April 2, having taken 35 bbis_«p oil Hineo lust report. | Was shipping her oll (275 sp aud 375 wh) by burk Goorge and susan, Capt B writes that brig A Hows had not arrived wt date. SPOKEN. Douglass, irom New York for San Fran- 148 N, lon 27 43 W, uress ‘(Br), from Culentta for Dai N, lon 34 W, Ripert (Be), from Lt onstward of Tuskar. Dawes, trom Cardiff for Hons Kong, 5 bok, Tamutave: brizs Thomas Price (Hayt), Port wu Prinve. Ku Arrived at st Ue 1) bbls sp oii to Sbip St Stephon, PMiareh 2 elsco Ship Peravia o pool for Bomba: April 3, to Uh Ship M. o Mion 3920 We ie), from Plymouth for Quobee, April slat 47 49, lon 382 26, Ship City Of Richinond (Bry, from Liverpool for Quevoc, April 20, no lat, de, Nelson (Br), from Liverpool for Quoboe, April 18 affom Liverpool for San Frun- © Br), from’ Londou for Q April it 9 5.5, lon 2024 W, Ship Alvomar (Hr), from Liverpool for Miramachi, Apri 17, lt 47, lon 37, , Ship penieels (Br), trom Groenoek for Quebec, April 17, at G1, lou 24. Ship Priyateor (Br), from New York for Caleutta, March 18, lt 11.50 N, lon 28 10 An American ship, showing Coe 761 Marryat's coue, steering south, March 29, lat 21 33 W. ‘An Americun ship, showing ITTNW, rtoering svuth, March 6, Tat 45, Jon 33 W Bark Johaune (Noe), from Bremon for Baltimore, Marek ‘27, Int 44 50, ton 18, of St Jobn, NB, steoring WNW, April Ibark Kute Covert, 11, lat 47-46 N. lou 15.5 W. Bark Palmetraet (Nor), trom New York tor Helsingtors, April 1. lat 44.14 Jon sé 44 Hark Parazon (Be), from Bridgewater for Quebec, April 10, Int 489 25, lon 17. Burk Mora (Ls), from Neweustle, H, for Quobee, April 19, Jat 48, lon 12. Bark Tasmanian (Br), of 8t Jon, April 18, 30 miles NW of the Smalls. ark Falda (Ger), from San Franelseo for Cork, Feb 21, Jat 53 5698, lon 54 10 W. Bark Templar, Kdwards, trom New York for (i March 28, lat 6 N, lon 26 40 W. Hark Voritar (S) for Rio Ja- 25 10 W. WV om Honolulu for Bremon, April isure Jumes Muir (ir), from Antworp for Philadetphia, April 18, Int 46 52, lon 1621, nek Nollie Moody (Br), ftom Havre for Stramichi, April 18, lat 47 05, 1615, Bark Marianne (Ger), from Iquique for Sandy Hook, Feb 15, off the Faikiand Islands, Bark St Meholus (Br), Hill, from Liverpool for Bombay, Mareh 21, lat 7 8, lon 28 'W. Bark Oxwingo (Br), from Glasgow for Buenos Ayres, ton 27 W. in 28, Tat T ; te, showing DKKJ, att A Norwegian bark, rom Baltimore for C bagen, Mar N, lon 60 A German bal wing GUVG, trom Queenstown, Feb 3, Jon 112 W ‘a Italian bark, showing SFVC, from i dolphin, Murch 17, jon 15, A boric, showing gv. from St Mary's River for Monte Video, March 17, lat 12 N, lon 30 W. ‘An American bark, showing JBDW, Feb 19, lut 2 8, lon a2 K. Brie Goodwin, Craig, from Marseilles for Rosario, March 18 Tub 0 19 Sy lon 28 4 We Argauin,” from Waterford for Delaware, April 21, Bebr ry E Seammotl (Br). ffom Pensacola for Rio Janoiro, Murch 23, lat 25, lon 24 W. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Breex, May 5—Arrived, ship Eliza A Kenney (Br), Fletehor, Baltimore. Daat, May 6~Sailod, bark Netied, Nickerson (from Lon- ‘ don), Buster S—Arrived, bark Eline (Aus), Zar, New Or leuns; brig C C Sweeny, Cole, New York, MamnunG, May 4—Suiled, bare Bjoegvin (Nor), Olsen, New York. Tsmisnowen Heap, May G—Arrived, bark Falcon (Nor), Nicison, New York tor Londonderry. Livxevoot, May 6—Arrived, steamer Guillermo (8p), Al- damiz, New Orleaus; bark Nex (Nor), Hasen, Galvoston, Sailed Gth, ship Nonantum, Fostor, Unitod States; barks Kepha (Nor), Torgosen, do; St Olaf (Nor), Lund, Rich. mond; Wextmorelana (Swe), Norgren, Wilmington, Spood (Nor), Olsun, do. Liman, May 6, 11 AM—Arrived off, stoamer Ville 48 Paris (¥r), Durand, New York fur Havre via Plymouth, Lisuox, to May G—Suiled, Marianna, for New York, Mausuities, May 5—Arrived, beri Tumaris (Fr), Petitot, Now York, Salled Sth, bark Calcutts (Ital), Lauro, Now York. Queexstows. May 6—Zrrived, steamer Obio, Morrison, Philadelphis for Liverpool (und proceede: Arrived 7th, 2 AM, steumer City of Borlin (Br), Kennedy, New York tor Liverpool (and proceeded). Warsavorn, May S—Sailed, bark Nellie M Slade, Beck- mau, Baltinore, FOREIGN PORTS. schrs Walter M Young” Poli ). Banacoa, April 27—In vor Stubbs, for'New York; J B Pali Hoardinan, from Newburvpor via Xt Thomas; Washin; just arrive RALTAR, April 15—Sailed, brig Daisy, McCarty (from Messin), Now York (nud towed through the Straits xumo day); 17th, steamer Arch Druid (Br). Carmichael (from Yulermo), New ¥ rourh the Straits 13th, schr Mary Lord, Lord, from Messins for New York; 14th, bark Kjoge (Dan), Men: PhitudeInita; brigs Méutor (Nor), Olsen, from rmo for New York; 17th, Granfos (Nor), loots, ina tor Kai! mor Mereedita, Chadsey, to land, 60 from wharf to rv0n, whart). QuunKe, Mav 4-Arrived, "barks Tonsborg, Ando Tohsberg: Flora, Jorgeusen, Greenock : Fordaihall. Jobn- ton, doy Peerless, Howeazeo, Sunderland; Indus, ‘Sian, Sr Tno«as, April 19—Arrivod, bark Palestina (Br), For 4, Barb (aud xatled 20th for Bouton) ; 20ti, sche Wm Wil- fied April A urine 8 al pril 1G, brige Mo ey, Bm: Nayox, Coker, Sacuae 1th. a Mary Stewart (Bri, Mclaren, ‘Tropic Bird, Korit, Campano |, &t Croix: John © ‘ors, do; 10th, bark [Pun Sreamxn Nevapa,) Axtweur, April 23—Sailed from Flushing, Edwin Reed, Higyins, San Franeixeo; Dronning Louixe, Olsen, New York; Frank, Pettersen, Wilmington; Trafik. do, Suiled from the roaux 14th, Emerald, Pedersen, Halifwx; 16th, AC Meyer, P sacoln: 17th, G YT. Lnbke, Holnrich, Monte: . Inch, Hampton Kondy; 10th, Luawig Hovn, Schmoling, Quebec: 20th, Multa, Dannberg, Rataele, Mancini, New Nonantum, Whiter, Cardiff: Ottavio, Gardella, Quohne. ALTONA. April’ 21—Arrived, Mary A Myshrall, Tackor, Philadelphia, Buistol. April 23—Saited, Rrodrone, Clausen, Paulsen, St John, NB, ad 23d, I'tile, Massone, Philadelnnia, -Artivod, Joseph Thompson, Berryfield, rll 23 —Gallod, Julle Heyn, Schrod Jtuouwshisiivis, April’ 23—Arrived, | Hol fy Canbiry, April 23 - Sal i + PEN ey i al ela ea Corxxtauxs, April 18—Passed, Krling, Svondsen, Charles- Unie, April i?—Cleared Dupont, Nichols, Bi Dat, AD jeared, Com t, Nichol ton; Doatlad DasilaJohaveenrQuikea, Guanine, April 2i—salled, Robbie Burns, Livingston, wobec. Drat, ADT 30-5 Arived, Sea Croat, Bonnett, Grima agen for St Jolin, NB: 24th, Hilding, Jorgensen. Londan for Wil- mington; Minnie Gray, Black, do for Sydney. CB: Prince Alfred, Bacon, do for Quebec (and a!] safied 24th’ . Off 33d, Mury ¥ Chupman, Wyman, from Now York for Tnmburg. Sulled 24th,"Kdon M Grogory, Smith, Svduey, CB; Amo, Simo, Bull River, Passed :5-h, Angelo Accame, Bollando, from Hull for New York: Lalin W, Woodworth, from Loudon for do Aboyne. April 24--Off, Askur, Olson, from Ponsacola for rondal. ,Dowux, April 21—Arrived, India, MePhall, San Fenn- eluco. Ralled Qivt, Liberator, Now York; 24th, Bachelors, ‘Tooker, Philufelphin; Elin, Miramichi - FAuMourn, April 23--Arrived, Owaco, T Joutsen, Exiund Philadelphin': 24°h, West York, Hambly, 0 2. Artivre Giovanni, [vaneich, Philadel. . Rehisrenverg, San Francisco vin San Francisco; 40. 4th, Golden Shi cel i f, doy Dronning Louise, reat pa Meptenl Mi bao Ss GLascow, April 24 Sailed, Waldensian (s), Montreal (and from Greenock 25th), Guouckstkr, April 24—Arrived, Gazelle, Kran, Balti- more, Seytd 25th, *fhoriva,” Graham, Quebec; Kanada, Jon- sen do April 24—Sailod, Agostino, Repetto, Antola, (unt dloated for New’ York) 1seh, Oittan, mo (and cleared for New York): 18th, is Snow, Pailadsiphia for order: i sie pdatinvens, April 12 “Batlod, Victory, Walllumson, Quo- o TRESTEMCNDE, April 19—Salled, Memory, Olsen, Sandy Book: Neptun, Munsen, N Amertea. Gougx, April 7—Arrivod, Zingarella, Moshor, Boston. Hust. ‘April 23—Arrived, Lynton, Browne, San Fran- 24th. Marie Aste, Ollvarl, Bultimore. iled 234, Obloo, Truceu, Philadelphia (and was in Grimsby roads 24th), Leia April 21—Arrived, J }, Ivancich, Baltimore jock April 23—Arrived, Nicolo Dra: from Balt! for Ipswich; View Admiral ‘Tegethotf, Tomtch, Phila- i. April 22—Arrived, Konz Svorre, Larson, New Belle O'Brion, O'Brien, do, Safed 24th, K ell, Hammond, Bristol. jHawmone, A Tea, 8t Potersburg; Hanson, New or Sailed from Cuxhaven 224, Cores, Dollner, New York; Murvaretha, Moller, do; Eulalia, Borestiom, Baltimore. rawicut, April 23—Arrived, Libero, Ferraro, Baltimore; Osanna, Garzulto, a Livenroow, April 2 2a Carollan (0), KE . Celtic (w), Glendel h, do; Horwa, W A&E Arrived, Lonisa Jonos, Pensacola; 24th. 1 is Trenck, Puscagonta? ‘ork; Vity of Richmond Astori jebec: Killen Gond. . preedipnones ‘Chaso, PI Atice speed, Morne, Ri jet, Nielsen. Queliec ; hin; 24th, Presidont, Lee, al Lake snporior, ‘Stewart, Montreal Bulein, Koop, Dalhousle? Beauty, Stowart, Sydney, Off the Great Ormeshoad 234, John E Chase, fi tor Philadelphia, Off Point Lynas 20th, Samaria, Liverpool for San Fran- cisco. the Northwest Lightship 20th, Clara Eaton, Liverpool for Portiand. f , ial Loxvox, April 24—Arrived, Providoncia A, Asti, Phila- dolphin; 24th, Zampa, ('nen, do: Johann Fellinan, Sahl- w do; Colehoster, Ritter, Now York: Von Moltke, Me- do: Mary Bowen, Ferran, Ball River; Aruadel Steer, Sin Francisco, Cenred 23d-xch Ie, Riornstad, g OC § Boenko. do; 24th, Wellineton, O'Brien, Sydney, Entorod out 231, Canada (), Samnor, New York. Suiied from Gravesend 24th, ‘Schelde, Quebec. Rt Padro, Ellice, Balti- jew York. Ast: | ay 3—Arelv Sniled 24th, Trove, Lowxstort, April in the Roads, Francesco Ave no Avorn. from Baltimore (last Quoonstown) ; Emma, from Bultimore, Lanovsren, Apri: 24 -Satled, Consiglio, New York; Aunio Wiltinins, Moore, Quebec. Tannicx, Aprit 24—Suillod, Osmi Dabrovacki, Mariano. New York, . April 18—Sailed, NOR, April 20—Sail Int, Milo, Roboins, New York, KICLES, ‘April 21-—Arrived, JB Walker (s), Dune Odean: Phos Owons, Guptil, Malaga, Mitronp, April 23~-Put in, Orinoco, trom Dublin for Miramntehi, Newo stew, April 2}~Cleared, Carmola. jo, Bratims, New You Alexaudriu (8), Moki New York, Pou yao, Apal 17 —Sniled, Lange Magnussen, New York; 2b, 1 W Parker, Brackett, do; M Adslaiao, Nuc- car Piiladelphia, Pav wac, April 21—Surled, Mary K Campboll, Gray, Wee ih! Intastrie, Larsen, Miraint nt, Que NsLaND, April 23-—Arrive: {and porecenied tor Liverpou): 2 Huan- a Maria, De Gongo, wed, Nered, Luyk, New York. lod, Se E Kennedy, Witkinson, New St Micaawes, April 4—Arrived, Dora M French, French, Poo rh Henry A Bornham, Ravner, do, Pi a da da April 13—Salled, Hebe, Murctusen, New ow Clonred 17th, Thule Vaerstand, Quebee St Spril ivod in the roads, City of Halle fax, How, Bosubay, Vance Bay, Mureh 21—Salled, Laura Gertrads, Hayoron TvuDKSTRAND, April 14 -Salled, Annie, Evensen, Amor- Put in 19¢ 1, August Loftler, Olson, from New Crleans for Toxsmkie, April 18--Arrived, John Bortram, Kod, New Hoxer, Jorgonson, Miramiehl: Atlanta, Andersen, St John; Osenr IT, Gulllehses, % April 21—Arrived, HWeveliu-, Ehoff, Darien. PL April 22—Arrived, Atiee Campbell, St Joho Wa gxvorp April 22—Sailed, Somand, Quebec; Inzi do; veikaven, doy F ‘ rot, do. rob Arrived, William ( rmeistor, do vin Port Chalin The The Fauxo parnts ut. April 25 reports having paned 1 on Ly In good condition, Int 45.15 N, lou i) W, pil 23 A vexsal of ubout 490 tony, bottom rrudder, was taxsed by the Rn sin (s), wre rom Ne* York, In lat 44.N, lon 44 W. La arrived here Valparaiso, reports havine's neriean whaler, on March 14, in fat 9 stor (Robinson) applied ale and has ‘the tN, loo y wor vursol, Wiil:B mainaail and portion ot | ulwarcs. 25th-The Male trom Philadelphia tor London, wtth lows of maintopmast and Jibboons, was spoken April 22, in lat SON, lon 15 W, by the Minule Swift, Loxnox, April 25—The Lewis Sin from Low mirwealt, mile above Coal Houre F Quyexstows, April 24—The Comorin, arrived by San Francisco, reports:—April 14, experienc from WNW: shinped very heavy neas, carry stanchions aml bolwarks, starting rud our and washing away all movables off tl z ~'I Jane, C trom Glasvow for Per hore with pumns damazed. t-—The Alico, Campbell, whieh arrive h, of Dorchester, NB. , tranded April 17, about int, Rivor thames, ‘dee! vt ary (ballast), has pat i Wexvorn, April here today trom 8 Yoxonama, april pany's steam: nour Kanon: 8, I 4 of dockioad Steamship Come « Kony, grounded undamaged. ‘oking, tor afterward got {Pee Steamer Burraynic.! ky, April 25—ull tue bar, in tow, Hermes, Hale -Satled, Geo A Holl, Nor KENDAL, April 17—Satlod, St Lawi h, Guta, Kroger, America, . April 25 Arrived, iano, m Durie Axtware, April bee" bi m, Enue co, Larson, Quo- Soppa, Baltimore. for Butrast, Apri “. Davies, Quebec: 26th, Dued Gatiiora, Vieantgo, Philadelphia, | Bnewen, April 24—Sulied, El) Thomsen, New Hrans. wick; Gustuy & Oscar, Hattinann, Now York; Guldrogen, Knudson, Qnobe 21—sailed, Comm wan, Solnyoo, Boston wre Dupont, Nichols, Douglas Castle, Johnson, Quob CAsTELLAMAME, April LO—Halled, Francesca Romano, tor Now York. Amit 26—Passed, Modwig, Warnken, from for New bs Loven, April 24—-Arrived, Putent, Mor; Duin Apnl 2oePancot tohatie: ijorssesie: tena tee don tor Quebee: Tropic, Kil nor, trom do for Bull River, 8C. Off 25th, Goo M Bariard. Borry, Hambatz for Philadel: Flora, Bremen rd. i Hull for ‘Cardu?: yr De!uware. Duxvex, April 25—Balled, Borsone, Schiafiine, Philadel- Dusty, April 25—Arrived, Rona, Causebrook, San Fran+ Keo. Eastoouunx, April 25—-Of, Sea Crest, Benuett, from oor ‘est ate Ttapedar, Kelly, from 1 the 2 8) , Kelly, worn; tor, Gunderson, irom Bultimore for Grows Yas 4 Funsks Hannon (myrna), March 18—In port, Hancoek, Nickerwm, for New jegiried. Stolp, Franklin, Linuell, Facwouti, April 24—Arrived, Walter Portland, O. wee tho Lisard 25th, Anerold, McGray, St John, NB, London, kT 1 25—Arnived, CH De Veber, Porter, New Vor’ Arcadian, anderson nitansee Gnantom, April 24—Arrived, Bortolotto Savona, Cuneo, Philadelphia, Gatway, April 26—Sailed, Anglesea, Quebec; Professor Me eegsow Apri 2s—-Arrived, Rmilie, Lange, Wilm! Ghatnock, Rprit25—Suiled, Bina Campbell, for Bacnos rea, G Doex, April 25—Arrived, Drugi Dabrovacki, Porcich New vork, % ‘Gaixsay, April 25—Sailed from the roads, Anna Camp, Gardner (from Hutl), Baltimore. wa ‘April 23—Cieured, New Republic, Wilson, St Tho. Baited 224; Cheeshino, Meggiolo, New York: Mmrod, 1 il 20—Arrived, Hattio Pettis, Pettis, Mar. loupe red for Guad eragallo, Philadelphia; Semplice. Nassarine, do; MALI Al sellles (and cles Huts, April 25—Arrived. Reno, a Anna, Guerilin, Bultimore; 1, Roccatagliata, do. meenrees. pril 25-Arrivea, Sporimento, Cordiglia, jaltimore. AMBUNG, April 23—Sailed, Gna, Anderson. New York, 24th Feisie: @)? Moyer, de is nares. és yiited from Cuxhuven 24th, Bt Petersburg, Hansen, New Livrnrgot, April 25—Sailed, Annabella, Androws, Dal- honsie; Bolvi Doyle, New Yorks, Ponema, Wordon} Richivueto: Walle (late Evn Carvillo). 26th, Northern Queen, Tullock, Demerara; Forshaw, Quebec, eared 25th, Great Admiral, Thompson, lew York; Grant, Pauls Grace, Binck, etersen, Sasnee. Loxnox, April 25—Arrived, Avu, Hinberg, ce lorenson, cert General Hire jow York; 2s ten “astie Hawthorns Wirtney, Philadelphi leared 2541 lmwthoru, 6} a (and pasted Deal 20th); Colla. Rabinsin, Bt John, NB: "hore in hoy. Binertson, Quebec: ‘2th, Canning, Mitelner, Halle ax. Satled from Gravesend 25th, Lalla W, McNoll, Now York; 26th, Wellinuton, for Sydney, CB. Lyx, April 25 — ‘rey, Hloom, Baltimore. Liensiicx, April 25—Sailed, Kong Carl, Jackson, Mirae michi. Lowxstort, April 25—In the roads, Jenny Quetrolo, Quol- rolo, trom Las ‘Mizvoup, April 25—Sallod, Orinogo, (" Brien, Miramicht. Mansxinixs, April 23—Arrived, Kmilie, Ktcheparro, San Franeineo. ‘MAassLUts, April 24 —Salled, Uno, Lorontsen, New York. Xxwcasris, April 25—Uionfod, Salnval Colpél, for Point. wPitre. Puyxourm, April 24—Off Nile, Luxton, from Quebee. Portiann, April 25—Salied from the Roads, Haubet, Ing voldsen (from London), Philadelphia, wo? CaLanan, CGH, March 17—In port, Bolivia, Burgess, 1g OUrago, NZ, Fob 16—Arri: 24th, Kliniranda, Laraphor Sailed 15th, Adw Wi pg gomnsrin, April alt! sRorreuoax, April 24—Cleared, Nornen, Ulsen, Phitadel- phia, UMENSTOWN, April 25—Sallod, Loch Fergas, Cann, Liver= Sree Mane, dObonde. Bano, Many auth Flav 4d, Courser, Killman, Boston, York. ight, Liverpool; Consiglio, ‘Hull: Gustaf Adalph, dos Kute Kellock, Live th, Gly aver: Dol; Adolt Fendholin, iu: Rondoveonon, maworps jm, Gi i Tmennex, Bristol; Sletpnoer. Swansea, ‘St Catuaginn’s Point, Ap 26—Passed Northern Queen, ollar, trom Bultimors via Falmoath tor ——, Sur«ips, April 25—Arrived, Elina, Vassalo, Philadelphia; Joshua king, Bris ¥ Gide eibrig Apr red Frithiof, Ingebrethsen, bec. Srerva Leonx, April 3—Sailed, A L Butlor, Baton, Bos. via Metncong. In port 3d, N Hand. Doherty, wtg. Sinaarork, April 25—Arrived, Vermont, Richardson, Car. Vavencia, April 20—Sailed, Royal Minstrel (9), Taylor, New York, eo) AMERICAN PORTS. |. Bibber, Havana: sobre Victor, vot, Barbados; Northern Light, Wallace, Sagua; Walter E Palmor, Randuil, Gonaives; Amelia F Cobb Baker, Port Antonio; Lugano, MoGowan, Humacoa; K R Emerson, Sears, Charleston; K H Barnes, Harrison, Wilmington, NC: William F Parker, Daniels, Richmond; There Baker, nele, Port Johnson! Raxer, Virginia: Marriot Thomas, V Lucy D, Handy, doi Willinn Wier, Wharton, Philude! MA 5 Davis, ining, dvi dum Procter, Allon, das'ts 0 Torey, Cranmer, ary ‘f Bryan, Bryan, doi mprey, Gould. d ius Hurtoke Frohock, dos Anne Mertiay . Ar Brown, Hoboken: Nellia Rowers, Stackpole, do BALTIMORE, May 6—Arnivod, steamers ‘Octorari nolds, New York; ‘m Whilldet ‘iggan, PI vurks Manitou, Frow Pernambuco; Columbii (Ital), Clehero, Bull Maddalona (Itn:3, Foraundo, Cardlit; Firenze (tul), Isola, Autwerp: Kato Orosby (itr) Witbert, London: brig John Brightman, Hundaon, Car: donas: xchrs Hattio B King, © Crowley, Wo: Ovena Pearl, Fitagorald, Mosquito Const: Stophen’ J Watts, Prince Edward Isieud; Fawn, Kelly, Boston; Walter Pa!m:r, Cole, New York, BANGOR, May 4——Arrived, schrs Joseph Oakes, Smita, Turks Island: WB Darling, Pendleton, Now York. lonrsd—Schr Mary Wletcher, Phillips, New York. CHARLESTON, May G—Arrived, stoumer Ashland, Doughty, New York; bri Aqiidnecs, Johnson, Baltimore; sohr ILS 'Brooks, On'e'ey, Boston, ‘Cleured—Hark Express (Nor), Halvorson, London. DANVERS. Mu. 4—Arrived, sohra American Bagle, Nowe nd HW Godfrey, durvis, Phiiad 2K ONVIL inn LE, May 2. Cleared, schrs Mary P Hudson, Lake, Port! Me: Flora Woodhouse, Lowry, Albany. KE ER PORT. May 4-Arrived, schr Charlotte irk, Wyer Kiver, Md, Bath. A adv for 80i—Schrs Georgie D Loud, Canton, and Ste- on Wat rine. DINEW BEDFORD, May 4—Atrivod, schr Bonj English, Chase, Port Johnson. Sth—Are.ved s.hrs A C Noyes, Bakor, Port Jonnson ; Pale Jadium Rid-r, New York Bailod—schrs Win N Gosner, Osgood, love, A do; Goldon Ex glo, Kell: ylvaain, Burlingame, do. Arrived, TP Abell, Hozan, May Kuto & Mary, Cou» . Bristol for Ne , ‘dence tor do, NEW ‘LONDON, May 4— Arrived, schrs Texas, Hoboken; Sarah R Thomas, Philadelphia; Silas Brainard, New York{ Corrs Gordo, Port Johnyon; A Haytord, Jacksonville, sailed—sehrs Fanny Forn, New York; Buckeye, end Yan- kee Blade, do, Sth— trrived, schrs Marin Fleming, Port Jobnson; Smita Olarisxa Alon, Rorkeport for New York, jane Cock, New York; L.nots, do. ay 4 \reived. brig Bilas Thompeoa, © Arnold, Arnold, Buitimoreg Julia Buckley, Buckley, Philadelptiay Fashion, Garborry, and John Wrooks, Yox, Elixabethport; 88 Brown, Mott, Albany. ORTENT, Li, May 2—Arrived, sehrs Martha May, Vro- man, Port Jolinvon: 3d, Carrie, Johnson, Chyrleston. PORT MADISON April 26—Arrived, bark Northwest, Farnham, San Francisco Suliod—Bark W Ll Gawley, San Francisco, PORT BLAKKLY, april 27—-Arrived, bark Martha Ride- out, Nickels San Franel POR! TOWNSEND, April 27—Arrived, ship Little Willie WR), barks Emerald, do; Jas Cheston, Swanton, San Francine PORT GAMBLE, April 27—Arrived, bark King Philip, Keller, San Bran 2Ath—Salled, sche Toseph Perkins, Honolulu, PHILADELPHIA, May 6—Arrived, stoxmors Indiana, Bargent. Liverpyor: . MeCreery, New York} Dominion (Bi onects, Liverpool via Halifax: brig Quaco Br), Heriden, Havank: ~ure NK Clowes, Dicko-son, nwenn” Ma Ovkex, Mathuer, Beltast, Me.; Minot We ins Daislev, Port Johnsou. gigOEHAND! Muy 4—arrived, briz AM Curtis, Bibvor, ‘aber, Cleared 4th (not Sth), schr Olive Elizabeth, Lindsey, New ‘ark. RICHMOND, May 4—Arrived, sehr BC Knight, Jr, ko, Orient, LT. Lge tred—Schr Ta A Tayno, Mills, Bahia, Sailo (~Schr Oliver Jamieson, Campbell, Now York, ROCKLAND, April Bi Mal A MeNelt, Watts, hh: brig Matilda, from Porth schrs Muanstlold, Whiting, Cox, Bultimore ; 28th, ‘k; 29th, sohrs Frank Jameson, Brysnt, and Gem, Hall, New Newburg; Phabe ; Katie J Hoyt, yw York: Aunie Sprague, New ¥o neson, Tnngun: York; D Elita, Suildd 24th SCO, April 28 -Arrived, barks Caroline Real. Seym Port Rinker 3 WHoaver, Godtey, Tahitls alunta, Gaveer, Ports Gan! rigs lalve, Meh {imbotdt; North Star, Davis, Seuttio: Deagon. Caluoun, Deacon. Calhoun, Call Singapore; bark Jean Plorre ry raed Inlet. ip Oxcouln, Kerry, Mojiltones; barks Buena + Cassandra Adama, Hdwards, i April 26—Salled, bark Aureola, tor San Fran- cisco, RAVANNAH, May €—Arrived, stoamer Gon Barnce, Cheesivan ork Salled—Steamor Cleopatra, Bulkley, Nasran. Mont (Fry, SKAB UC, April 2—sailed, bark Gon Cobb, McDonald, San Francisco, SALEM, May 3—Salled, schrs Diono, MeDonatd, Wil- C; GM Porter (from St John, NIB), Wilitam 4 Crocker, K nds froin Calais), New Yort eFAI consters bounN Bast, d4th—Arrived, schr Flora A Neweomb, Eaton, Tangier; L Hoiway, Bryant, Philadelphia: Clara Sawyer, Brauscom, I Ken. row SET, May 1—Salled, sche Alox Young, Biat Pht Shaw aW i barge Transport, Wvman, Porth Ainboy. batled—Sehrw siduey Trive, Godtrey, ‘ad. Nalud Gs eae Airived, ceurs Mella Halltd —\trived, seirs Bella Halliday, Conary, Reakin’ Knox, from Philadelphia, 7" “OMY: and Clare WATONINGRON, May 4--Atrived, sebe MP Webb, Eita- het! rte. luviaaron, NO, May 4-Arrivod, sch Geo W Jowots, oekport, Ne, red--rehrs Mary m Boothbay), nah, having ropal Mal Mo: 'Rutls Mite wr oaturas* fis . Merry, uckevill “HAM, May 4—Arri Port Johnyon, sh Sailed —Achr Blaekston YACHTS, STKEAMBOATS, Ket SALE-STEAMER FAVOURITE, tt, long aed 16 ft, bom; built nt Bostor a. ‘i yore ot pea M on the Nouthern. tive ut Alarion. nas Wa hain, Ninan "apply. to Wey BeHe FPS. 24 Exchange pines, Boston, of to THOMAS B, SLOOP YAU it At Houston str able for pieusnre part be run to adv . CABIN, YEAR torry. Apply, 83 © POR SALE, hooner yaeht Magic, 100 tons, 0, Mis 2 sho has two staterooms: is He guutly: ul “4 slezanly And wil bo Wold tows Ay ‘he MISCKLLANEOUS, Pixokons Qu rete DVICH FREE Jecireular, AMERICA) Hroudwuy, oppor ‘O PAY TF De. TOBIAS’