The New York Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1877, Page 10

10 THE ANNIVERSARIES. ‘The following societies held their annual meetings in this city yesterday :— WOMEN’S BOARD OF PORRIGN MISSIONS. The Women’s Board of Foreign Missions of the Ke- formed Dutet Church hela their annual meeting at two o'clock iu the afternoon in the Collegiate Church, corner of Filth avenue and ‘twenty-ninth street, Mrs. Jonathan Sturges, President of the Board, was present, as also Dr, Ormiston, pastor of the church, The meeting opened with a hyma, Dr. Chambers read a pertion of the Scriptures and Dr, Todd offered aprayer, The third anpual report of the Board was then read by Dr, Ormiston, lt showed that the r ceipts tor the year bad considerably increased, Six new auxiliary societies had been formed, the uumber at present being thirty-cizht A manual of the sta- tistics of work done by the society is being prepared and will be published next autumo. For the schoo! in Nagasaki, Japan, $2,589 bad becn collected, Two tcachers were to be sent out there and more ground was to be purchased for a school building. The report incorporated extracts from several levers of the missionaries in India, China avd Japan, A good ttendance Was reported at the girls’ school in Amoy, Chinw Miss Mandeville, trom Chitoor, India, wrote That there had not been a single case of ines umnong the Christians — ther In Yokohama, Japan, the number of converts had = greatly in- creased, ihe — treasure report showed =o balance of $410 the total recespis during the year having been $6,240 27, of which $3,240 96 hod beet Applied to general uses and $2,589 U6 Lo the mission ‘The election of & Board of Managers ‘A list of those who had been recommended animously Neurty wil of the former managers were res aWopte elected. Seudder gave an addres on the condition of the nia ludia aud the necessity of their conversion, ta & terrible state of degradation. They jdered as brutes, When a girl wes born Ina e mother wept and the futher cursed. The 1 uaked about the streets will sho | hous Hutte girt was let ri Tewracd ail ner of = Wickeduess, aud nt | ten years of knew more of vice than the grown up in the slums of = New York du, When married they — were held in a state of brutish subjection to their husbands, If they became widows they could never marry again, be- wuse Lucy would lose caste, But yet they posscased xreat influence wah the men, e men did nol dare to opp Ifa husband should be converted be would Jo: d bis wile would desert hin, ‘There- fore, t Wus necessary to evangelize the country through Women, Mule missionaries could do very lieve good | ¥ could not reach the masses ol the women, part Were secluded in their houses and | How aman to seo them, But women were mitted, ‘Iberetore (here Was a great nec sity Jor Laving Womer missionaries, and this was the work that the Buard Was culled on to accomplish, Dr, Todd gave some of bis experiences in Persia, showing how the heathen were taught there by ae- grees wud the influence thar was graduaily being extended» throughont the land, Another ais: fionary “trom Japan also addressed the meet. juz, detailing the wonderful clauges that have tuken place int country in the last seveu yeurs. Jn 1870 there were no Christian churches in the liud; now there were twelve organizations, 200° preaching stauiuns, 17 Sabbath schools and 1,300 scholars, ‘The recent rebetiion in Japan was an outbreak against the progressive spirit of the govern- ment and the influence of Christianity. At the con- clusion of these addresses the ieeting wdjourned, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHRISTIAN UNION, ‘The twenty-eighth annual meeting of the American and Foreign Christian Union was held at the rooms of the society, at No, 45 Bible House, yesterday atter- noon, Mr. Frederick H. Wolcott presided, The Treas- urer’s report was read, showing total receipts tor year to be $15,004 86, and disbursements, $15,279 89, leav- ing a bulance ow bund of $714 97. A resolution Was pussed autnorizing the directors to ‘© such action a8 may be considered advisable to re- the number of directors. Rey. William J, Tucker, | D. b., and Mr, J. Miler Corneil were elected directors to till vacuncies caused by the expiration of the term | ut Rev, Harvey D. Gunse and the deuth of Adolphus F, Ockershausen. Notice was given of the meeting of directors on Thursday, May 17, after wich the meeting adjourned. UNION THKOLOUICAL SEMINARY, Tho first anniversary of the alumni of the Union Theological Seminary was held in the chapel tu Uo versily placo yesterday, The meeting was Intended ks un experiment, und Was very successful in its re- sult. The moruiny session was devoted to business aud the hearing of the tollowing papers: —*Phe Semi- ‘oreign Missions,’? by Kev. Churles P, bush, i ‘A Mortuary Puper,? by Rev. Charles W. Baird, D. D.; ‘Reminiscences of the Seannary,” by Kev. J. kdsou Kockweil, D. D. Vue ussocition resuived tu tound a library, to be known us the “Henry 1s, sinith Memorial Relerence Livrary,”? at a cost of $10,000—2,000 shares at $0 euch to be lakeu by the alumni, and it was also resolved {iat this umount shall be raised betore the next unnual meet iv; Al the aftervoon session reports were read from the various class seereturies, including classes '37, 147, ‘0%, ‘07, 62, 167 und 772. At the evening sessioi an oration Was delivered by the Rey, Aaron L, Chapin, D, id., President of elott College. ‘Aiier a relerence to the personal obligations he felt to his alma mater, Dr. Chapin ssid that he was under great obligations to Dr, Heary White, the tirst Pro- iessor of sysiemutic theology im the Seminary, and sketched summarily the methods he adopted. He then reterred to Dr. Isaue Nordheim, the Hevrew protessor, and to Dr, Isuac Robinsoo, the Professor of Greek; Dr. Maxon, Dr. Cox, Dr, Patten and Dr, Parker, as occamonally contribut- ing their volumtury services im the lecture room. Precious, too, were the recullections cf Dr. Hastings, he sad, in inspiring w Jove of suered song. Dr. ‘Tuomas’ H. Skinner, too, beiped all students by bis woudertul sermons, Dr, Chapia then referred tw the class of ‘42, and sata that God bad very tenderly dealt with’ that class, only eight ‘of them huving been ken away. “Twelve of them hud Vecome pasiors of Congregational churches, 1n closing be reserred to the olfice of the ministry, ond uppenied to the students to be diligent im the pursutt vl (ucir Sacred culling. The proceedings were brought to u civee by the singing of the doxolo, NATIONAL TEMPREANCE SOCIETY. ‘The tol.owing resolutions were passed at the twelfth anuusl meeting of the National Temperance Society, Wallam KE. Dodge in the chair, yesterday atternoon:— hail with especial satisfuctt ais, Which Fenders ‘That we cis dy provid {for the ‘wile » Oar Westly witities to yjury to the publi be wholly abotisi x N Society hereby on tue officials duly empowered and charged with the ducy of administering the E luw to see that ity re ctive and prokibitury provisions are fully and promptly 1; that iu the periormance of this duty all zoou eva dw extend to them a hearty co-operation, tthe Board ot Managers be requested to uppoint mitteo to co perate, by such methods as they ith the legul authorities im the suppression fic iu Intoxieuting beverages. oting then adjourned. TROTTING IN NEW JERSEY, SECOND DAY OF THE SPRING MEETING AT CLIF- TON PAKK. Tho second day’s trotting at Ciitton Park, New Jer- key, Was well attended, notwithstanding the threatens ing ray, and the sport was very good, each race being very exciting and closely contested. ‘The first race, which was for horses that had never beaten 2: brought out five starters, ‘The second race was a match between Tommy Moore, trotter, and Billy Taylor, pacer, ‘The spectators pres- fut were disappointed by the wetion of the drivers in the third beat, each trying all they could not to wie 1 The jadges, alter due consuitation, decided no heat, ainid great exeitement and wpplause from the crowd. The sollowing are the sUMMAR Currroy Park, Cuivrox, 3 5, ond Day, May 8. —lurs , for horses never bane B45; $126 to the lirst, $75 to the second, $60 to the third Horse; ine heats, best three tn five, iu barness, Ylarters J. 6. J & edwards. 21 W. W. Briggs? bo x. Jitu Monet er ¥. Mance's gg William, a2 J.D, Cole's b, m. Martha, 43 J. Pawhing’s b&. g. Doubt Sar Quarter, Mile, First beat, 40 243K Hecoud heat + 4096 Third hea are Al ae | Fourth heat..... «42 1:2 Lt Sauk Day—Match $200, Mile and repeat, in hare ness. W. Gallagher's b, g Tommy Moore (trotter)...2 1 1 ¥. Ward's g. g. Billy Taylor (pacor).........01 2 2 TIME. Mile, First hea 2:44 Second heat 245 Third heat 39 1:20 2404 Yo-day Closes the meeting with two races ou the card, the first of which being for 4 purse of $250, for horses that had never be 2:35, whieh has five eutries, and a purse of $260 for saddle horses, the utter Having thirteen entries. YACHLING NOTES. The yachts Wanderer, Idler and Prospero were at anchor off the clab house at Stapletou yesterday, The yacht Favorite, W.Y.C., Mr. Bryant, which wi at anchor off the Hrraip telegraph station on Mon- day, sailed for New York yesterday morning. CHALLENGE OF CHRISTOL TO MILLER, André Christol telegraphs to the New Yorn Herarp that he has sent money to tho Spirit of the Times to make amoteb with Miller to wrestle bim, and he ts very anxious that Miller will give him an opportunity | been $145,731 05. | the bank. NEW YORK INVESTIGATING ELLIS. THE BANK SUPERINTENDENT'S EXPLANATIONS CONCERNING THE BOND STREET, PEOPLE'S AND TRADES SAVINGS BANKS. ¥ Auuany, May 8, 1877. The Banking Committce of the Senate met this morn- ing to begin examination mto the new series of charges preferred by the Governor against Bonk Superintendent Elhs. All the members were present, with Ellis, who was attended by bis counsel, Mr, 0. W. Chapman, Senator Coleman read the message of the Governor upon the subject, Which includes the charges. To the first one of these charges, which referred to the Bond Street matter, Mr. Ellis made the usual formal denial, aud its investigation proceeded, JOMN MACK'S WRITTEN REPORT, John Mack, who presented the charges to the Goy- ernor, wus present and was called upon to substantiate them. It appeared upon discussion that he had none of lis witnesses with him, although Le had been noti- fied a week ago to have them ready, In their absence he asked to put in proof documentary evidence, which proved to consist.only of the report of Bunk Examiner the Boud Street Savings Bank, which states that there of $20,499, dae to the small amouat of rent received for its new and old banking houses and the suspension of interest on certain town bonds then in litigas tion, ‘The charge of allowing the bank ts make investments pot authorized by law was proposed to be shown by a stutement in the report that a loan of $50,000 bad beeu made to the New York and Oswego Midland Railroad on $65,000 of New Jersey town bonds, which it is shown by the report had been bid ju at 65, and have sinco appreciated to 85 and 90, the urrungement for the payment of interest on them being nearly completed, The same examination also shows tue surplus in the bank ut that time to have The report was admitted by the committee, ond counrel tur Mr, Kilis admitted that a receiver hud been appointed in 1876, A general dis- cussiou ensued upon the expediency of putting in evidence all the previous reports and exuminations of But the committes deckined to go beyond the wits of the charges as set jorth by the Governor. KLLIS? EXILANATIONS. Mr. Ellis testified that the bank had been originally chartered under the nae of the Atlantic Savings Bunk, chupter 280, of the Laws of 1800, and changed some years ago lo its present name; Lhe securities eld by it were all such as the Jaw authorized; the $90,000 transaction in Midland Rutlroad stock was hot'wn tuvestiment, but a ioun; we general law rela~ tive to louis was bot upplicable Co this bunk; it wus working under 18 own specrul charter; the law of 1860 grating a charter to this bunk contains a pro- Vision waking it the duty of the trustees to invest ull sums received by them beyond a@ certain umount, but this latter amount may be kept on deposit or used us the trustees might direc under (his clause they were entitled to muke the loai vs it Luras oUt It Was ue Of the Worst provisions that could have been ingerted ma charter, Lut it was tho Jaw, und counsel of ali kinds have interpreted tt to pertuit them to make loans as Woy chose; the law of 187 prohibits such loans hereatter, but allows banks vo bold such securities us they then had; the exumm- ers report of 1876 shows # surplus of over $145,000, und I could not have put the bauk into the hands of a receiver While it was showing Such a surplus; it wus a large surplus for 4 bank of the size, and the Attorney General could have bad no standing tn court upon an upplication tur receiver. DIFFICULT TU OBTAIN A RECKIVER. ‘Thero 1s aby quantity ol precedents on record Against the posz.bilty of closing up a bank with sueh ushowing; Mr. Howell tried it on with the Third Aveuue and lost; us to the doticiency ot incume, that does Kot intericre With its right tu vevlare a divid to depositors under tho law of 1875; the trustees could deciure a dividend even if they hud hot earned it during the dividend period. ‘The question was sharply debuted 1m the committee of the Leyislature of 1875, and 4b wus decided to put it in that way when the application for the appointment of # receiver was presented to the Auorney General; the bauk uctually hud w surplus, the value of the real estate being re- turned at not thore than cost, bat this bauk was closed up with their cousent ufter cousultation with the irustecs and mysell as a matier of expediency aud ia the interest of depositors; distrust was very general aud deposits were being withdrawn trom this und other savings banks, aud they believed tbat the withdrawal from them would be so rapid thut they could pot rewize in Ume upon their real estaic to mect the demands upon thom ; there is nothing in the law re- quiring the Superimendent to report a deficiency of jucome to the Attorney General; the income varies yourly; the dedciency reported i this case 1s exti- inated, not actual; some of the bonds reported as non- payiwg ullerward became paying bonds; interest upou them wus suspended simply because of litigation pending; ho did pot remember that he had ever had any other special examination of this bank made other than that vy Mr Reid in March of 1875, and teet sure that he would recolicct if there nad been any such; the receiver had to!d him within a week that he tad paid flity-fivo ceuts on the dollar and would very likely be able to pay in full; the receiver has not yet sold tho Feal estate or realized upon a buinver of other assets, ‘A recess was here takeu unul hill-past three P.M, THK PEOPLE'S BANK, Ou reassembling the cuarge relative to the People’s Bavk was taken up, to the effect that Mr. Elis had Been informed in November, 1875, by Examiner Roid that the People’s Bank bad a large deliciency of ussets und $10,000 deliclency in uctual income; wo receiver Was appomted until 197! Mr. Ellis bemg sworn teatified that be had received the report of the examiner the duy after it was made and reported the matter to the Attorney General with a recommendation to close up the bank on tue same day; thirteen days afterward the order to close up the bank bad been issued, and nineteen days afterward 1. V. Freneh was appoimted receiver; tf the reports as received are not beloved to represent tair valuations the Superintendent either seuds them buck tor cor. rection or sends an examiner tu inquire into the actual cocdition of the bank; the Peop.c's Bank, he believes, has paid sixty-five cents on the dollar since it was closed up. THE TRADES SAVINGS BANK. The charge re‘utive to the Trades Savinge Bank was next taken up. The reports of the bank for January, 1876, and of the examiner on January 13, 1876, wero admitted as evidences Henry L. L puty Super- intcadent of tho Banking Department, testitied that there was no examiontion made alter the date of the one in evidence uuu August 8; Mr. Kilis was absent August, when Reid forwarded another report of the k's condition, upon Which be udjudgea tt was in- solvent, aud three days alterward he reported it to the Attorney General. ‘Adjourned until ten A. M, to-morrow. CREEDMOOL. FOURTH COMPETITION OF THE AMATEUR RIFLE CLUB FOR PLACES ON THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR TrAMS. The delightful weather yesterday afforded the mem- bers of the Amateur Rifle Club a fine opportunity to shoot their fourth competition for places on the senior und junior teams. There wero nine entries, all of whom flaished their regular scores of fitteen rounds at 800, 900 and 1,000 yards, The light was good, although the day was cloudy, and the wind, which blew gently down the ranges in a direction nearly paraliol to the line of fire, favored the making of good work, Mr, H, Stuart took the honors for the second time on a gplene did score of 205 pointe out of a possible 225 points, his former achievement 197. The team totul— that is the aggregate scores of the best eight men— sums up 1,399, out of a possible 1,800 points, a record which 13 not ut all flattering to the ciub considering ita splondid antecedents, SUMMARY OF THE SCORES. 900 1,000 Yards, Total. H, Stuart.. 67 p Isaac L. Allen 62 109 Homer Fisver oy 180 J.P. Water: 43 4 Wiliam Ma 47 lid KE, H. Madison. at Jol Captain A, Anderson 49 42 169 ML. Gilvert.....6. 43 ar at A. J. Hennion,..... 63 ob 5D 146 ‘The following are the averages which were made by the oight best men iu the first three compentions Gen'lT. & Dakin., 19 Major H, 8. Jewell 191), T. KB. Lamb....... 191 Homer Fisher... 143 Wirllam Hayes,... 151M L._Wever ve Td i Mj This shows a pretty good average team total ot 1,450 potnts. Major Henry Fulton was on tho field trying anew thirty-two inch barrel, the riliug of which 18 ¢ome- what different from those in common use. To-morrow several detachments of the National Guard will initiate military bull practice idr the season, A MILITARY RECE PTION. DRESS PARADE OF THI TWENTY-SECOND REGI- MENT—MARKSMEN'S BADGES. Tho last in the series of the popular receptions o the above command took place yesterday evening at their armory, in Fourteenth street, and was the oc. casion of a largo and fashionable gathering. Tho featuros ot tho ontortainment wero at once varied and interesting. First, there was a dress parade and a review by the Mayor of the city avcom- panied by tho Proesiaont of the Board of Aldermen and Armory Commissioners, Those who aro funiliar with the discipline of the regiment nood not be told that the drill, marching and evolutions were admirable, One of the agreeable episodes of this portion of the evening was tho presentation to fifty. eight officers und men of mark: 8 badges tn tule n of the exccilence attained by therm during the matches ft Creedmoor last seavou, ‘The ceremonial speceh de livered by Colonel ileury A, Gildersiceve was grace- ful, eloqdentand to the point, ‘The second part of tho entertainment consisted of a promenade voncert, Wuervin Gilmore's Twe ond egiment Band of Sixty picces pliyed several of their choice selections, chiel umong Which was the overture of convincing tho world that he ts whe superior man “fm wat line of businces. “‘Taupbauser,’’ “The Prayer,” “doses in Egypt,” George W, Reid, made on the 25tb of March, 1875, of was a deficiency in the income of the bank that year “Giroflé.Girofla” and a grand centennial quadrille. in- troducing the Russian national atr (in conspliment to the Duke Alexis, who was expected to be present), and the airs of all nations with variations for the principal iustruments, closing with the “Star Spangied Banger,” Mr, Arbuckle likewise cp hanced the pleasure of the occasioa by performing his own inimitable style # tantasic, original by Hartman. The largeaudience having (hus enjoyed a masical treat and the of a prome- nade around the great room, dancing followed, which was hept up until alate pour. The event is one that will be kiudly remembered by ali who wore present. SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. 29 Broaaway 4 Rowling reen 55 Brondway 72 Broudway 61 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 15 Bronaway 2 Bowling (ireen 7 Bowling Green 69 Broadway 5G Broudway 14 Bowling Green 61 Prowdway 37 Brondwa; 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green 20 roadway 72 Broxdway :| Hamburg. 161 Broudway + [Liverpool."[18 Broadway : [Liverpool . 187 Brondwi cond 7 Bowlin: Green 29 Broadway (29 Broadway NEW YORK—THIS DAY HIGH WATER, .|Gluszow, {Hamburg . London. . Utopia ) City of Richmond. Rhein, rine Wert... City of Berlin Balti Elysie... Wyoming, Fontana... ALMANAC FOR SUN AND MOON. Sun rises. oe 449] Gov, Isiand.....eve 5 33 Sun sets 7 04 | Sundy Hook....,eve 4 48 Moon ris morn 2 45 | Hell Gate,.....,evo 718 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. May 8, 1877, | 7 | Bar. tther.s 1 State of At Vour.jinch.| Dex.| Wind.) Wenthor 57 dene Gils cloudy Sundy Howl BOI nkelonictey cloudy * Moderate. ae | PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 8, 1877, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGKAPI LINE. Steamer Russia (Hm), Cook, Liverpool, April 28 and avenstown 20th, with mdse und paksengers to Chas (i rinckiyn, Had light southerly and ensterly winds nourly the whole passa May jat 4 O8, lon 32 54, spoke steamer Sidoniun (Br), hence tor Bristol requiring modical Assistance (hefore reported), und teok from her the cook, who wus suffering from a severe sealp wound, and brought this port: all the rest were well; Sd, iat 4652, lon passed wn Inman steamer b bark Mermatd & Neptune (Br), bound. w 4610, lon 41 51, bark Champion (Br), ftom Bremen’ for North Ame! ChenmurNewada (Tir), Braes, Glasgow April27 via Larne 28th, with mdse ana ps ngers to A Baldwin & Co, Steamer Anchoria iB: Hedderwick, Glasgow April 23 and Moville 20th, with mdse and 175 passengers to Hender, son Bros. May 4, lat 45 51, lon 48 02, pursed a large ice. bors. TK mor France (Mr), Trudeile, Havre April 28 and Plymouth 29th, with mdve and passengers to de Be- bis Steamer Algiers, Hawthorn, New Orleans May 1, with ‘ise und pasrengersto Bogert & Morgan. May 4, off Tor- tugns, parsed ship Jamos A Wright, from Liverpool for Be Me Steamer Regulator, Doane, Wilmington, NC, 3 days, with mdse to Wir P Clyde & Co. Stenmer Isanc Bell, Lawrence, Richmond, Clty Point and Nortolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship Company. ship Bokhara (Nor), Larsen, Li to order: vessel to C Tot vy ‘ship Geestemunde (Ger), Lam ballast to Theo Ruger. Had fi Bark Metropolis (Nor), Bronstad, ballast to Benham & Boysen, 1 for orders. Hark Castelar (Nor), Lund, Ber: in ballust to Fanch, Edye & Co, 18 a for orders, Bark Hampton AND pool 29 days, with salt e, Plymouth, 35 days, ia ,iverpool 41 days, in chored at Sandy Hook beth Ments (Gor), Brass, Iqnique Jan 14 via Touds May 3, with hitrate’ of soda to Pim, For- wood & Co: vessel to i Blas & Co. Passed the longitude Of Cape Horn Fev 26 und crossed the Equator March 24, in lon 82 W: had very light windy to, lat 40 06. then very stormy weathor on tho coast of Patagonia, winds Yeering from WNW to SSW: after coming into higher southern Intitudes the weather became more steady und moderate: in lat 45 had a strong gale from NE to E and 5; since molerace weather, i Burk Northuubria (of Shields). Skelly, Rio Janeiro 40 days, with coffee to Charles Luling & Co; vessel to Boyd & Hincken, Crossed the I quator April 15,in lou 4146 We May Gud a hurricane from NE, lusting hours: April 3, of Rio Janeiro, spoke brig Goodwin, irom Marseilles for Kosar! Brig Emma L Shaw (Br), Phillips, Liverpool 32 days, in ballast to © W Bertunx, Had strong W winds; split ‘sails, &e. lirig Wm Phipps, Brandtberg, Aux Cayes 20 days, with coffer, &e, to Kunhardt & Co, “April 28, off Cape Hattorns, Saw nachocner with mainmast gono, running before a NW. trnlo, had everthing set on foromust, was not near enough to xee her namo. ‘Brig Gumbin (of Bucksport), Harding, Havana 11 days, with surur to order? vesvel to RP Buck & C Schr Wm Douglass, Mclndoe, Barucon 10 days, with fruit, to Win Douglass; vessel to BJ’ Wenbery, Sebr Kieardo Barros, Newton, Buracon 8 days, with fruit to Gomer & Poarsill: vessel to BJ Weuberg & Co. ‘Schr Mary Parker, Petty, Virvinta, Schr Harry Landell, Taylor, Virginia, Selir Charlox Banks, Nexon, Virginia, chr Two Marva, Orowles, Virginin Schr Mary G Farr, Wanter, Virginia, Sehr Rox 4 Jonnson, Bailey, Virginia, Monteven, Leek, Virginia, Sehr Francis Shuvert, Cranmer, Georgetown, DC. Schr Sarah G Smith, Bates, Philadelphia for Gurdiner, rietta, Hill, Philadelnhia for Saco. M Allen, Conkling, Philadelphia for Boston. Put arbor, I Reed, Bonson, Philadelphia for Boston, Put in Put in for a Sele M. for a barb n, Froneh, Philadelphia for Boston. , Allen, Philadeiphia for Boston, Sehr F B Colton, Brainble, Philadelphia for Boston, Sehr Eliza A 8 ith, Philudelpbin tor Be Schr Horace Moodie, I id, Philadelphia for Bost Feit Hiwo-d Doran, Juevin Philadelphia, for Hoxton, Kehr It'S Grahain, Smith, Philadelpita for Boston. Schr Mair & Cranmer, Warrea, Philadelphia for Bostot Sehr d H Perry, Woods, Philadelp! I Hiay, Butler Newcastle, Del, tor Warehat iphia for I isabel Thompson, Cullimore, Philud ‘chr Rachel Seaman Seaman, Philadelphia for Somerset. Kelir Alexander Young, Blake, Philadelphia for Som Selir RE Yate, Webber, ia for Newport, Sehr Scotia (of New Lend n), Rogers, Banks 2 days, with fish to ¢ sehr Lizzie ‘Thompson Roam, 14 cays 0 Sehr Cyrosure bbis of mackerel. senor Fleetwing (fishermen), Radcliff, 7 days out, with 150 bbls of mackerel, eamer Frisia (Ger) hh, report (Nor (of «with 14,000 fisherman), All . 24 hours out, with 150 from Hamburg and Havre, i—May 3, lat 45. 97, lon 43 12, AW; 4th, Jat $4 16, lon 48 90, dW; Sth, my-Ship Kendrick Fish, w Bay, came up to the city Sth, PM, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Neptune, Berry. Boston tor New York. Steamer City ot New Dedtord, Fish, New Bedford for New York Stenmer Galates, Walden, Providon Brix Zobenta (Br), Merriam, Windsor Haven for New York Briz Rising Sun, G A brig, baling trom Ari sche Elizaveth (Br), Ro; York. S Selir Mary Sandy, Robert x (Br), . Thorndike in). Cha t, Hedy at Port Williams, N8, for New ir Dresden, Gates, Shulee, NS, for New York. Cornwaltie, NS. for New York. land, Me, for New award, Ellsworth f icello, Morton, Rockland for New York, exraph, Priest, Rockland for New York Hitisbury, Rockland tor New York. tt, Rockland for New York, and for New York ‘ockland for New York, Snow, Rocklana tor Now Yu nuntain, Rocktwnd for New Keed, Bath to , Portsmouth for 3 Sby, Portsmouth for oxton for Philadelphia, ton for New York. Sehr Fran Senr A Sehr M Sel.r T) Selir Luelis A Sno EG Knivht, Kk 8 Ser Susi Senr Ned Sumter, Senr Goneral How, Sehr 5? Hall, K Sehr t ree Wind. Sehr E 8 Giidersteeve, Hutt, Sei / T Manson, Pnii Selir Win Buel, Mit Kelir JM Curter, Garter, Bosto ely Wm Dow, De Schr John Lozier, Schr Phoebe Elizabeth, Ryan, Bristol for New York. Westerly for Now York, Sehr J Et Providence tor New York, Sehr Onrust, Romer, Provider for New York. Sehr N if Hall, Allen, Providence for New York. or Helen M'Condon, MoCarthy, Providence for New or Schr James Diverty, Hand, Providence for New York. Schr Highlander, Wood, Providence for New York. Sehr Jolin Stockham, Hurt, Providence for New York. Schr it K Hull, Brush, Providence for New York, Kehr J 8 Huruett, Rassnuagen Providence for New York, Schr Harriet Ryan, Ryan, Providence tor New York. Sehr Emily, Morrelt, Providence for New York. Sehr Heten Mir, Ward, Providence tor New York. xenr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner, Providence tor New York, Sel E Woodhull, Horton, Proviar for New Yor. ow Boy, Allen, Providence for New York. + Marietta Hand, dsmith, Providence for New ‘ork. Sele Constitution, Young. Providence for New York. Sehr J Parker, Kelly, Providence tor New York. Sehr P MW barrett, Providence for Now York. Sehr 8M Tyler, Hurt, Pre w York. Selir Nathaniel Holmes, Dow. Providence for Now York, Sehr Berths, Conover, Providence tor Now York. sehr Pennsylvania, Hurt, Providenes tor New York, chr Aun, Mitevell, Pawtucket for New York, Sebr J» Terry, Raynor, Pawtucket for New York. Sebr Bela A New London tor York. sche War Hoardsum, Nowell, iddvetown for New York, Selir R A Forsyth, Mobbie, Stamford tor New York. Sebr Challenze, Terry, Greenport for New York. Behr O OC Bad BOUND EAST. Steamer Alhambra (Br), Wilson, New York for Halifax, NS, and St Johns, NF. Steamer Glaucus, ssearse, New York for Boston. eee Bolivar, Geor, New Yore for New London and jorwicl, Bark J F Whitney (Br), Phifer, New York for Rotterdam, and anchored in Hart Island Ki Sehr Bonetes (Br), Clark, N wrk for Halifax, N3. sehr Olive Brauch, Smith, New York for Calais. Schr C F Laurence, Laurence, New York for New Londo Schr Lillie Ernistine, Wells, New York for Port Jeff “chr HA Dewnig, Boardman, New York for Hartford. pent Manto’ ittisei, Chatield, Now York for Portland, ihe Schr Richard Law, Hodzkins, Hoboken for Providence, Schr T Benedict, Crockett, Woodbiidze for Portland, Me, Schr D . Chitds, Rondout for Boston. Schr Rosina, Keliy, Port Morrix for Danverxport, Sehr Tantanount, Gilkey, Port Johnyon for Portsmouth, Schr Wave rast, Smith, Port Johnson for on, Schr B F Woolsey, Tirrell, Port Johnson for Bristol, RI. Schr dumes® Howitt, Boswick, Ambuy for Boston. Rehr Pe Schr Lady Antrin, Cart Sebr Lady Ellen, Hi South Amboy for Providence, Sehr is H Williams, Rassell, Philadelphia for Nantucket, Schr Julia A Garrison, pinith, Philadephia for Allyn’s aseiphte. for New Bedford, jug, Philadelphia for Provi- 's Landing, Va, for Bath. r Ritter, Kelsey, Amboy fur Hartford, Ainboy for Wareham, Sehr M W Griffing, dence. ‘Schr Mary, Magee, Pay: CLEARED. * Holland (Br), Healy, London P WJ Hurst. Albambra (Br), Wilson, Mualifax, NS, and St F—Clark & Sea Keltey, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- |—-Old Do Steaniship Co, mor Jowsphine Thompson, Moore, Baltimore—Wm er Agnes, Smith, Fhiladelphia—Bogert & Morgan. Mav vidson, Uhiladelphia—Jay Hand. Boston—v * Dimork. ckor, London—-C Tobias & Uo, Yenarth Roads for ordors— Bark Norma (Ger) Bark Bunswick, Bryan & Stevens. k Niobe (Nor), Olxen, Cork or Falmouth for orders— Bockman, Oorletn & 3a. 2 Bark J F Whitney (Br), Spicer, Rotterdam—J F Whitney C By ie Roane (Nor), Iversen, Elsinore for orders—Funch, ve & Co , Bark Jens Nollsen (Nor), Holst, Stockholm—C Tobias & 0. Bark Reindoer, Decker, Demerara—H Trowbridge's Sona. Bark bivina, Johnstone, Port de France and St Pierre—K du Berean, Use Hiorence 4 Genovar, Bryant, Matantus—Janes ry. fri Ares Barton, Knight, Baltimore —Hicks & Ill {BRE CU Wobinnon, Unson, Newark, NJ—J HT Winchos- er Co, Lr Mary EB Wobber, Harris, Baracoa—B J Wouberg & ‘Schr Chaslie Cobb, Rhoades, Barncon—B J Wenberg & Ce ne HD Hoisted (Br), Sullivan, Harbor Graco, N¥—PT Ngene Potomne (Br), Odell, St John, NBA T Hou Bair Arianna (Br); Warson, St Jolin, NB—P 1 Novias & Sone SB Bulkley, Bulxley, New Haven—Cartwright & Danie. Unity, Dowlek, New Havon—-Cartwright & Doyle. SAILED. Steamers Holland (Br), for London: Caledonia (Br), Glasg w (sailed 7th); Richmond, Richmond, &c; Agnes, Philadelphia, MARITIME MISCELLANY. * RrRAMER RusoLute ieft Norfolk PM May 7, for Key West, te tow sehr Voto to Philadelphia. The Veto pnt into Key West April 11, leaky, on her voyaze from Pensacola, Bank’ AGare was in tho dry dock at Shanghat Murch 15, for repairs, having strack on a reef neur tho Gilole Pass and sald not tobe marked on the churts. She was five days on the reef and yot nflout by lightening the vessal. Baxx Euva Nicot (Br), from San Francivco at Queens- town April 24, shifted her cargo during a gale in the Paci- ind had to keep away until she was trimmed uprixht, (Nor), which wus capsized nt Pensacola on ‘th ult, has been raised, and is but little injured in I wiower masts and some other spars will have to be put in her, Brio Beauty (Br), Stewart, from Liverpool for Sydney, OB, put into Passage April 23, with ballast washed away and pumps chokod ; would probably go to Waterford, Scan Witrow Hane, which was taken to Vi collision with steamer Leopard, will make pairs and proceed to Port Jefferson, Sour KTHaN ALLEN, ut Philadelphia from Matanses, had heavy wouther the eitire passazo; loxt toretopmast, lost and split sally and received other slight damage. ScHe ALVARADO, fisherman, of Provincetown, struck bottom May 7, nexr the Dumplings, sprang aleak, and put into Newport, RI, on the 8th, for repairs, Sour Micnaxt ( Coutins bas heen raised by Monsrs Wat- ters & Mitchell und towod into the inner harbor, Newport, ‘The vessel has sustuined litte or no damage. About 15 tons Of plig trou have been saved. Scur Davip F Tayton, trom Jamaica for Baltimore, at Fortress Monroe, reports that in lat 31 40, lon 76 15, she encountered a whirlwind which buras her foresail and car- ried away the foreboom, Scun Many Prick, with ovstors from Virginia for New York, put Into Norfolk AM May 8 leaking. Suck Gxonce, Capt George Shepherd, vannah shout oné month ave for New Another smack sailed with her, but put back on ncccunt of a gale, She sailed again and arrived in New London about two weeks ago, having seen nothin - of her partnor. Tt is re- George wax spoken by some steamer in a severe gale, and that she had then lost two men (who be- Tonzed in Noauk), but she wishod no assistance. It ts sn; posed that she is A telegram from Rio Janeiro stutes that Capt Wilcox. of achr Geo Walker, had died prior to May 6. Disasrens 1x Mancu—Tho direction of the Buroan Verl- tan has published the following statistics of muritime dis- asters reported duzing the month f Mureh, 1877, concern. ing all flags :—Sailing vessels reported lost—53 English, 17 American, 13 French, 12 German, 10 Dutch, 9 Norwegian, BTialian, 7 Austrian, 4 Greek, 4 Swodish, 2°Danish. 1 Bel: xian, 1 Turkish, 10 of which ‘the nationailty is unknown: 152, In this number are included) 34 vessols reported x. Steamers roported lost—3 English, 1 Belgian, 1 French: total, 5. Moxtreat, May 8—Steamer Phoenician (Br), sails to- morrow, with 10 curlouds of eattle for Engiand, Quenkc, May 8—Fifteen vexsels arrived here to-day, and large number fs reported below. Surpauitping—At Port Jefferson, LT, Joseph J Harris bas contracted to build a forstopsall achr ot about 225 toms, for Capt FO Beach and others st Valparaiso, on which coust she will be employed an 4 trader. Dimensions :—Length between perpeniiculars 86 feet, beam 25 feet, hold feet. ‘To be launched about Aug 1. Boss Harris has several vessels uudergoing repairs at his yard, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Wasminarox, May 8—Notice received nt the De- partment of Ntnte from the Portuguese goverment. that the coasting trade of Ancola, which has hitherto been Slosed to all but Portuguese vessels, will hereafter be open to all American and foreign vei 8. Tho buoys, set for the summer season, have been placed In the Kennebec River ahove Bath, Me. and in Buck River, Me. NENRY F PICKING, Com, USN, Lighthouse Inspector, First ‘district, Pontiann, Me, May 7. WHALEMEN. Arrived at Fayal April 8, bark Swallow, mis, of N 890 bbls sp oil on board, and subsequently Janded it shipment. Off and on, 1th, bark Midas, Lapham, do, wait- h 16, barks Mary & Susan, Sapo Horn’ Pigeon, Baker, Dart- apt Lewin, of hark, Morning Star, of NI Murch 11, with 400 bble «perm off 70) all told. Sunbeam, of NB, dno date. Oil ns lust ro: Handy, NB, for home mouth, to eruine, A latter from her at Mochi reports her on the 12 40 gro! orted, pet letter from Capt. Leonard E West, of brie EA Adams, of NB, reports her March 9, Int 13 30 N, lon 87 30 W, with 60 bbis «perm o! A letter from Capt E Feb 14, off River P reason, Reports Feb iz,spoko back Ohio, 2d, Smith, NB, who reported Feb 6, Int 46 8, lon 56 W, bi ida. How: Tand, NB, with one whale; 13th, bark Sa en—April 10, lat 27 N, lon 37 W, brig D A Small Curren, of Provincetown—oll not reportes March 16, lat 10 N, lon 36 W, was sven bark “LS D Hab,” with 650 bbls and a fish alongside. SPOKEN. Hodgman, trom Liverpool for Calluo, Jat O80 8, lon 28 47 W, ayard (Be); Heard, from San Francisco for Queeus- from Liverpool for Rangoon, werm this spe SI Ship town, Mareh 2, Tut 46 Ship RR Thonn Mareh 24, lat 3 30 Sbip [arold Haar for Liverpool, April 10, Bark Hope (Be), Cunt bec, April 22, lat 49, wrk Sicilian, Savory, from Now York for Zanzibar, April 1, Jat 12.10 N, Jon 36 20 W Bark Lima (Sw), Wisem from Dunkirk for Ball River, 40, lon 70 18, 43 days out, April 31, 1a ‘ette. Waite, trom Hong Kong for London, April 5, Jat 19 lon 34.51 W. ‘ Bark Ferdinand, ‘from Quebec for Glasgow.” April 9, lat 9, , Bark Sabino, Williams, from New Yors for Anjer, April 11, lat 3O N, lon 37 W. ‘A Norwegian bark, 21 days trom Bremen for New York, was soon April 18, lat 46, lon 18. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anunpexx, May 6—Sailed, bark Srecns P (Aus), Cherse- naz, United Stat Aanuvus, May 2—Arrived, bark Agder (Nor), Relnertsen, New York. ALwEntA, April 28—Sailed, schr Minnie Repptier, Sharp, PhiladeiphM® (before reported without date). Brey. May 7—~Arrived, bark Ocean Tr: *Whittord, Darien. Sallod Sth, bark Brothers & Sisters (Br), Aubrey, Balti- more. Bruwen, May 8—Arrived, steamer Borlin (Gor), Poble, Baltimore, to sail 11th on her return, Sailed 8th, ships Marlborough (Br), Munro, New York; Annie Bingay (Br), Bond, do, Cuntstiansann, May 2—Arrived, bark Alfred Gibbs (Nor), Reinert, New York. Corenntacen, May 2—Arrived, bark Maria Ahrens, New York. Exsixone, May 2—Arrived, brig Fride (Sw), Westerborg Baltumore, Great Yarmoutu, May 7—Arrived, bark Booneser (Nor), Gundersen, Baltimore. Gorrerncna, May 2—Arriv ark Excelsior (Nor), Hi ten, Charleston (before reported without date; Hu.t, May 8—Arrived, bark Anna Margrethe (Nor), Ja- eovson, New York. Havnx, May 5—Sailed, steamer Peretro (Fr), New York via Plymouth, Lavarvoot, May 8—Sailed, dark John Trahey (Br), Ryan, Baltimore; Hovding (Nor), Jansen, America; brig Hilding (Nor), Ellingsen, Richmond, Va. Manseitixs, May 3—Salled, bark Strathspey (Br), Mudie, Ban Francisco. Mer (Br), Kathe (Ger), HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1877—TRIPLE SHEET. Mosset Bay, Maroh 31~Sajled, brig John Kendall (Br), James, New York. Qvaxxstowx, Muy 8~Arrived, steamer St Louis (Br), Reed, New Orleans tor Liverpool (put in for conl and pro- ceeded alter being supplied) ; ship Hudson (Br), Colville, San Francisco: barks Cottardin (ital), Revetto, Philadel- phia; Fulda (Ger), Bassun, San Francisco; Luigi Madre tub), Cosnelll, Baltimore. Rovrs, May 6—Bailed, sehr L A Kuowles, Chaso, United States, Tio Jaxuino, May 6—Arrived previously, sehr Geo Wulk- er (late Wilcox, who died on the pasdaze), Brunswick, Ga. Sravanorn, April 29—Arrived, brig Lodsen (Nor), Jacob- son, New York (betore reported without date). Srermiy, May 2—Arrived, brig Ryno (Nor), Sorenson, Boston. Sincavons, April 2—Salied, bark Ellie (Br), Haynes, New York, a a ijeaee May 3~Sailed, bark Hancock, Nickerson, Ni ‘ork. Loxpow, May 8—Steamer August Andre (Belg), Knud- sen, New York for Antwerp, before reported spoken with loss of rudder, pa sed the Lizard to-lay. Bark B P Buek, Curts, from Butavia Dec 4 for Sourabaya and the Channel, was wrecked off Cape Anguilhas about tho Istof April. (The R P Buck was built at Bueksport Me. in 1869, registered 926 tons and was owned in N York.J FOREIGN PORTS. PO co lat April G—Safled, bark Courser, Kellman, New ‘ork, Antigua, April — —Arrived, sche Lettio (fr), McNoll, ‘Now York (and suiled May 7 on her return, with # cargo). _Benwupa, Avril 24— Arrived, brie Excelsior (Br), Mayan, New York; 27th, sehr Mary & itankin, Fullor, Providence. Cancurta, Api 6—In port. ships Narcissus (Br), MeIn tosh, for New York; Ivanhoe, Herriman, tor London: Suchom, Crowell. for Bombay; Victoria, Atwood, for Mau- ritiun; ‘barks James Beasley (Jr), Scabourno, for Now York: Martha Davis, Benson, for Boston, Satied from Sauor Murch 31, ship Edith Warren (Br), Clark, New York; April 2, Palawan (sr), Olivo, San Fran: elxeos 4th, Hamilton, Hill, Boston. Cuancorrerows, PEI, May 1—Arrived, steamor Secret Br), Davidson, Now York, Cleared Ist, schré Broudalbano, Khude, New York; Lizzie Tupper, Harriy, do. Cans, May '4—Arrived, schrs Champion, from Prince Fdward Island for Baltimore; Annie Klizabeth, do for New York. Deawuana, April 30—Sailod, sehr Stephen Harding, Now York; May 7, brig Mississippi (Br), Marchant, Harding, In port May 7, schr Sadie Wilcutt, Watts, for Now York, Baltino ae lox Kova, Murch 22—Sailed, bark Signal, Whitney, Toilo xnd New York: 26th, ship Sir Harry Parkos (Br), for Taiwanfoo, Takao and New York, In port ‘April 3, ship Mystic Bell York; MeNear, Taylor. for do; bark riman, for Sap Francisco; Alden Besse, Noyos; Ferward (Br), Vandervoord, and Garibaldi Forbes, for Vortland, O. ; Adeline (Br), for Philippines and d Kingdom or United State Lima (Ger), Ellerbroox, tor Taiwanfon, Plummer, for New jolie of Oregon, Har- ‘Tukuo and Now York: AnnioS Hall, Nelson, from Tientsin, arrived March 25; Roslua, Henson, and Bosotta MeNell, own, un Hatirax, May 5—Arrived, bark Mary Anu, from Livor- spac schra A M Payne, from Baltimore; Rebecca Anu, frum New York. Arrived 4th, achr The Star (Br), Warwick, Philadelphia, Clenred 5th, bark Lara, for Batrow. Trorto, Feb 28—Sailed, bark Spica (Ger), Mo; jet, Now ‘ork, Tn port March So0l00, Allon, from Melbourne, arrived March 3, for Boston, dg; Mount Washington, Pe Elincand Favoritn, Groentiony do. do; Frank N Thay Starrett, for New York $0. oy SRUBAE Bie VERPOOL, Mav 3—Nailed, steamer 0 Ne] (Br), Scott, Quebec and Montreal. wee MaNtLa. Murch 12-—Arrived, bark Burekn, Chape!, Soura- baya (and sailed 39th for Iloilo and New York). Sailed March & sehr Pato (Br), California; 17th, ship Edith, Manson, Now York (subsequently reported as put- ting bito Singapore loaky and resuming hey vorage), In port March 23. ship fom Clear (Br), Tupman, for San Franelsco, dg; Lightning (Br), Watson, for New York, do. Mavacues, April 19--8uiled,’ sche Jlien (Br), Delaware Breakwater for orders; 2ixt. brics Anoie (Br), Wallace (from Now York, arrived 20th), Humacon, with her inward cargo; 224, L & W Armstrong, ‘Allon, New York, Tn port April 24, brig Klsle (Br), for Boston, Ide sugar; schrs Post Bow, Robinsom, from and for New York, Idg sugar: Frank Atwood, Bryan, from New York via St Pierre, Mart (arrived 16th), for New York, dy fruit, Moxtnuat, May S—Arrived, stexmary Vbonlclan, Scott, Gluseow : Like Megantic, Battersby, Liverpool; Quebec, jonrle, do, Arrived 8th, ship St Patrick, Sterratt, Liverpool. Newcastix, NSW, March 11—Sailed, ships Condida (Br), Mathowson, Sun Francisco: 21st, West Klulng (Br), Moore, 0. Tn port Marsh 80, sbips Cumeria (Br), Stannus, for San Francisco; Thurland Castle (Br), for do: Avyone (Br), for do: bark Leots (Br), Bichard, for Burrard Intot, all Id ‘Noutn SypNxy, May 4—Arrivod, barks Idwin, from Aran- dels Oceun,¢ from Bremen; Sth, bark Acadian, from Nock. oxcr. PR, April 11—Salied, bark Hattle 1 (Br). Lock- hart, Falmouth, E; 14th, brigs Georgia, Thompson, Haltt- more; 17th, Stias'N Martin, Brown, Norwich, Ct; 20th, noday, Young, Newbury port, yd 13th, schr' Wm H Knight, Duffy, Guayanilla, to finish Idg for Boston, Tn port April 24, brig Harry, Johnson, wte oraers: Ellen aria, Hoxie, trom New York, urrived 14th, weg orders achrs Wm G Moscly, Urann, for Now York, Ide sugar; ‘Ann Doyle, Marshall, ‘trom Wilmingto orders: Annie Bell, Bice, do; N A Portland, arrived 18th, ai Pont Mutonave, May 4—Arrived, brig Breadal Prince Edward Iniand lor Now York. Passed, 4th, sonr Clark, New York for Ma; Quer, er 5, ive way; rit, He jalons. d, avin Garibaldi, Gjertsen, Nor War Spi ry, Greenock; The Craizs, Thiel arks Allert, Morghy. do: Aura. Chri i; «ome, Killam, Liverpool ; Bheliurne: bark Ontario, Wright, Greenock. Arrived sth, ship City of, r, London. cl ips, Lake , from Glasgow; Zambesl, from (ireenock, h 30—In port, bark Pacific Slope, Narringtoo, tor ——. Ide. Suanenat, April 3—In Lent Mat Almati nee ae Foochow, arrived March 12. a ‘St bixune, Mart, April 11—In port, bark Vietor, Pond, Sr Tnowas, Apell 27—Arrived, brig 4 F Sule, Warren, Lisbon, Sypyxy, NSW, from Nagasaki, arrived March r Lula, itn from Pabellon de Pica, arrived 8th, to dischai ratled 25th, brig WH Tucker (Br), Miller, Oharleston, In port April 27, ship Castine, Avery, from Java for Fal- month, to sail next day; schr Wm Wilson, Packard, for Cal. burien. to load tor Hatteras, St Mating, April 21—Arrived, sehr Advance (Br), Mer riam, New York. Sr vouss, Pit, April 17- Arrived, stoamor North Point, Kiely, (and wailed 2ist for Mayagues) ; 19th, scht Por Elixn Christie (Br), Honnell, Baltimore. ‘Salied April 19 ‘sche A © Buckley, Young, Humacoa bee) brig Ida (Br), Baltimore; schr Ellen Perkins, Mitch ton. Sava, Apnl 26—In port, schr Annie Lowis, Aldrich, sugar laden, for ton, St Jouxs, NF, May 4, 11:30 AM—Arrived, steamer Aus- trian (ir), Wylie, Baltimore via Halifax (and sailed wt 1 Pv tor Liverpool), St Axpnews, NB, May S—Arrived, bark Juan F Pearson, Hotprook, New York. Sr Joux, NB, May S—Arrived, schr © W Holt, Lolay, Buctaville, SC! Sth. brig Ellen 11 (Br), Dakin, New York: Cleared Sth, barks Hurry Bailey, Wimers, Belfast, 1; M Hilyard, Brooks, Dublin, ‘Trieste, April 21—Salled, schr W B Torrick, Baker, Bordeaux. ‘TARRAGONA, April 21—Sailed, brig Raggloro (Ital), Rug- glew, New York. Per Steamer Russta.) ANTWERP, ‘Apell 20-—Balted, Santa Margarita Licure, Ben- vonuto, Ne lor, from Holle mn, New York; 15th, Hera, ‘pore for do; Jumna, Robinson, Kobo for do; 18th, Ladoga, Pieres, Manila for do: Spica, Meyer, Iloilo for do; 17th, Ferris 8" Thompson, Potter, Japan for London; Vermont, Richardson, Cardiff for Singapore, Beachy Hxan,’ April 29—Passed, Colomba (Ital bark), Stagno, North Shieliis for Philadelphia. yiutsiviar Apel 20-017, Ottavio, Gardella, Antwerp for jontr Bristot, April 27—Arrived, Leo. Auderson, New Orleni siastur, April 24—Arrived, Laura B, Suofrard, 8t John, waikhrast. April 26—Satled, Duos Galliora, Viganigo, Phil- ol pinin, Nonveacx, April 25—Went to sea trom Royan, Mary K Gampbelt Gray. tor Weymouth, ‘NS; Industrie, Larrea, for ramiohi Krewen, April 25—Sailed, Frankfart «s), Klugist, New pronase; fperabere, (»), Juoger, Baltimore (and passed ur 27th Hatavra, March 19—Suited, Lizzie 11, Babson, Saigon, CuRiavin, Apel 25—Arrived, Gellert (3), Barends, Now nailed 24th, Gna, Anderson, New York. Cuanxnte, April 23—Si Li %, April 22—Arrived, Lookout, Nichols, Bordeaux, a 21st, Nora, Doddeldye, St John . Colla, I . London for O'Brien, do for Sydne h) : Astron, Bowne, do for ox, from more for Tul Obtio, Trac Hull for Philadelphi: Blumar, Lyna tor Baltins re. Laie 4—Of, Krnest, Willberz, from Pasca- ~Arrived, Mary $ Gibson, Sloan, und St Sohu, NB. oucKsTaie, April 28-—Satied, ad Pond, van, April 27—Put back to the roads, Anna Cam: Gardner, from Hull for Baltimore. ns 20th, Blanche, Iara, San Francisco, Giascow, April 26—Atrived, California is), MeKay, New York (3), Livin St Jobn, 7th, Kiwotto Vidre, Chiesa, Baltiino ~Arrivod, J A Hersey, Coffill, Ara- Gueexoen, April mALT AM, April 21—<leared, Clifton, Snow, Naptos. Suited 28th, Seandinavian (s), Kamsey (from Palermo, &e), New York: Tyriua (s), for Almeria, ed throush the Straits 20th, Anupo, Amatra, from Palermo for Phitadelobin, Huts, April 27—Arsived, Admiral Tegethoff, Royer, San Francisoo, . April 26—Off, Hawthorn, Whitney, London for alvin F Baker, Bakor, Wastin Philadetphia, Havin, April 25—Arrived, Pampero, Lourden, sfatansas, Livinvoot, April 26—Artied, Nydia, Bray, Bonnfort: British Queen, Irving, St John. NB: Florida, Curtis, Sun Frunciseo; suiterworth, Pearson, do; Seandenavin’ (3), Kitehio, Malifax: 27th, Hiberninn (8), Archer Baltimore, Sailed 26th, Glonnaven, Fashaw, : sande, Hughes, st Joun, NB: Gi Anjigr: WR Gence, Black, New York: City ot’ York, Auld, Sau Franeinao, 2th, Fanny M Carvill, Martin, Miramiebh, Clenrod 27th, Tsane Reed, Colby, Bombay; Oasis, Lord, Rio Janeiro: Pontida, Celossia, Now Oriouns. Off Ardmore 24th, Sumatra, from Liverpooi for San Prune inp KUN, cinco. Loxpon, April 26—Clonrod, Princess Alexandra, Killett, Wises d sailed trom Gravesend 27th): 27th, ada ( ‘ew York; Martha, Znchuriason, York do, Battim ith, Town ; Mystery, Reid, Qt re. Sailed from Gravesend 26th, Coila, for St John, NB; do: 27th, Cunning, for Halifax. stone, Bevorts, New Or- weola; Nossini, Tonottl, Lasnon, April Santiago, Mall Lranoks, April ‘ed, Swallow, Henty, G SMrasiuis, April 23—Sailed, Auna Matia, De Jonge, Pen. sacoli, MARSPItLes, April 26—Sailed, Argus, Scott, Montroul, Mavnitivs, “March Stormy ‘Petrel, Rood, jeutta, rod, Oxproy (of Newcastle), + for Montevideo and San Newuy, April 25—Suiled, Ida G, for New York, Prvsnii, April 27—Muiled, Txane W Oliver, Lent, Ja Austria, Gilman, Kio Sunoiro, MO, April 26-SArrived, Asayria (*), Knox, Lisbon. STOWN, April 26—Sulied, Con: vige. Hull. April 26-Satled, Murfon, for Quebec; 27th, Samarang, tor do. RUspiuLAND, April 26—-Arrived, Moute A, Olivarl, Pile a, ~~ Brome toe et aes MR da Sivcavors, March 28—Arrived, Chocorua, Mathews, Sonrabaya. ‘Suiled March 28, Star of the East, Pomroy, New York. Tauuacona, April 20—Saited, 10, Ruggiero, New Tarmsts, April WBit Baker, Visor April I-Salhed, lian, Tolends ports (and iver at Oporto 18th). WutrcHavas, April 27—Arrived, Confideuss, —, Balti- ors Bel Stuart, Gillet, a ay Wrst Hanruxroon, April 26-—Ar Savannah ; Sperimente, Cordisli AMERICAN PORTS. Pi cmos April 20—Arrived, bark Portland, Gage, San rancisco. x, Moy 7—Arrived schrs A ALEXANDRA DMidachs New Yorks snd devas @ Bence den, —. ‘Silied—Sehrs flelen A Hasbrouck, Jersey City; HJ Raymond, Port Morris. Passed up—Sebrs § M Birt. Carrie Holmes, Geo H Mills, Agnes T Grace and Henry Ways. Passed dowa—Schrs American Team, Colin C Baker and Oakes Ames. BOSTON, May 8—Arrived, steamers WI letts, Philadelptins Teattlosnake, ‘Smith, Mor sens ita te Adams, Adi New Oricwns: James Boyce, Manson, Bal. iimor Ma Ee "Lathua, Pattoc, Philadeiphia; A W Fisk, Kelley, Aloxandrin, Cleared, steamer Johns Hopkins, Hallett, Baltimore (and sailed BALTIMORE, May S—Arrivod, steamers N. (Ger), Jaeger, Brewen: America, Hillups, Savannah; Sea Gull, Marshm: Wm Lawrence, Howes, Bos ton: J W Garrett, Foster, i cy . Iken Se). bark Sarah M 8 nuh, Dad, Gunyaniia, PRC HH Boston ony ll Stowe, Mango, on jin, Ohiot dB Carrington, Purker, Now ry P. Haven, Pearce. New Bedford. edt irk Fortuna (Nor), Larsen, Leith; schr Taylor. Providence; barks ¥ jos, Rotterdam: Catharine Leed (Br), Leod, Belfast: Atlas (Aust), Morinelor, Corte: brig Industry (Br) Gifford, Bristol, Eng; sehr George L Treadwell, Haney, Na polled Barks Johann Ludwig and Queen Victoria; brig and. BANGOR, May 5-—Arrivoa, barks Martha MeNelt, W. Savannah via Rockland: Mury Jennoss, Perth Amboy) brig Htachel Coney, Coney, Pore Johnuon: Reporter, Byd- er, Salem; sehr Me jolland, Port Johngon. BATH, ‘May J, sche Mary E. Oliver, Baker, Rappabsnnock River; Alice Oukos, Marston, New York; ‘Albert Dallay, Nason, New York; Thos R Pillabury, Pitch: Sattila River: D 8 Everett, Hi ww York ; Livale (ot w York), for Hallowell, to fo: tlantic ‘City; J J Little (of Philadelphi»), do, to load for do. ‘Salled—Briz Lewis Clark, Smith, for Mobile; schrs Sat- tila, Higetas, Sattila River; Congress, Willard, Philadel 7th—Arrived, schr American Chief, Snow, Ne ‘ork. Auliodt Wehr Inauc toh, Studley: Palladslpiie, pHRISTOL, Stay 6— Arrived, echt’ Now iogulus, Radferty, 'b nia. CHARLENTON, May 8—Arrived, steamer City of At- Janta, Woodhull, New York: Falcon, Kirby, Baltimore; brig ‘Andus (Sp), Batey, Havana: ‘Almi H thts Wilts Luce of Gnivy. Now Yorke oe Roexports J Suiled—Steamer Ashland, Doughty, New York: barks Fxpross or), London; Ht # Hussey,’ Havre: Ie W Mer rlam (Br), Amsterdam; brig Vosta (Sw), Sweden; schr Jane Bmsin. Peuren, New York. DELAWARE CITY, May 7—Arrived, schr J T Alberger, Nowell, Boston. DANVERSPORT, May 4—Arrived, schr @ W Baldwin, Dente. Naver achrs Wattle Lolils, Lolli, Baltimore; RHE ‘Sth—Arrived, schrs Wattle Lolils, Lollis, Balti R Shannon, Wilson, Philadelphins Viahti i Gatos, Holmes, ‘ort Johnson. DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR, May 5—Arrived, aches Catharine, Jordan, Pall liver for New Yorks MH Weeds hull, Horton, Providence for do: John 8 Austin, Will- jams, Boston for Philadoiphia; © W May, Davis, do for do; Charles E Hellier, Coombs, bt Jobn, NB, for Bultimore eae Arrived. sates P tC Blue Hill to Perth \— Arrived, scl ‘rospect, Connery, Blue to Pe Amboy; EM Dutlisld, Raynor, Philadelphia for Nantucket George Tl Kent, Smith, Georgetown, DC, for Boston, put in, havinmencountered « heavy SE'snow and hall storm when off Block Isiand, FAST GREENWICH, May 7—Salled, sohrs William O Irish, Tyrrell, and Paul Keller. Henderson, vhiladelphia. FORTRESS MONROE, May 8—Arrived, sehr David F ‘Taylor, Gaskill, Jamatcn for Baltimore, (See miscell.) Bark’ Sator (Aus), Promuda from Lynn, has been ordered to New York, FALL RIVER, May 5—Arrived, steamer Norfolk, Ford, ww York: Catharine, Philadelphia; schr Sarnh A Boics, do. Balled 4th, achra F Merwin, Bunce, Ni for do or Ellsworth, according to the'river; 8 P Hall, Smith, New York, tonio, Pennington, Bi dley, Liverpool. JOESTER, May 7—Arrived, schrs J H Krans, Pitch: Gadi Kranz, Howes, do: Edith B kyerman, Lio; Philadelphia; edo, Cousins, and Paeitic, Peare, York for Portland: Post Boy, ‘Thompson, go ‘for Damar cotts (loss bowsprit in @ squall 20 miles'SE of Cape Ann May 5. f BNOBILE, Mey 8Arrived, sehr Harry L Whiton, Bie, oxton. MARBLEHEAD, May 4—Arrived, sehr James 8 Shindler, Lee, Philadelphia. NEW ORLEANS, May 8—Cleared, st City, Reod, New York; Froderico (Sp), A 00 : ship Hampton Court (Ger), Kruse, Cork : bark: Pinus (Nor), ‘iriksen, Cropstadt: Otus (Nor), Boourvershaven; sabr Zarl P Mason, Nickerson, Provi- jence. Pasaes, May 8Salled. shina G Strickland, Melrove; bark COWHURYPONT. May. To Arsived, Achill NEWS ay 7 Arsived, steamer Bacon, Philadelphia: schr Express, Weehawken, lea, NEW BEDFORD, May 6—Arrived, schr W D Mangam, Chase, New Yort. Balled—Nebr Hannah Willetts, Dottridge, New York. Tth—Salled, scien Thos Borden, Churbuck, Philadelphia, mers Morgan rl, Liver Charger, White, New Yori ia, West, do; Saratoga, Sloveria, do: BB Coffin, Rose, do: DU Foster, Pedriek: do: Ontario, for do NEWPORT, May 5—Arrivod, schrs Memento, White, Port Johnson: Cnythia Jane, Gardner, Providence for New York sloop Commorco, Trier, Fall. River for do: eche James if Tripp, Niekors 6th— Arrived. Nantucket; Edwin R Kirk, Bugbee, from Philadelphia for Boston: N ‘WH Hall, Allen, Providence for New York (and all jed 7th). *“Gailed—Schra Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw; Cynthia Jane: sloop Commoree. Tth—Arrived. schrs Ella Crowell, Crowell, Provincetown for Philadelphia; Blackstone, Wickson, from Wareham fot Neviodeschs Katey Hoyt, Heany, Provid N jchrs Katle J Hoyt, Meany, York: Nanev L Day, ‘Monroe. Bond, Me a NEW LONDON, May 7—alled, schrs Sam Weller, Cerro Oe TAVIN, May T-Arrived, sche Kit Carson, H jay 7—Arrived, sel it OPE er bc Sead shah Sates . May 3—Cleared, 1! If 4 Larsen, Genoa; el bird Giasy ig ris Nott He pets Rerg, N wort, ¢ (Nor), Jansen, London; Thos 8 Falck (Nor), Fuglestadt, Gloucester, E; Bothnia (Nor), Rapen. Apponrade; John Fought (Sw), Carlsen, Brak bri Eudorus, Prince, Havana. Arrived, pus Cornelius (Ger), Mer London. 4th—Arrived, schr K 8 Lee, Clearead—Ship Queen of Engle barks Protty Jemima (Br), (Br), Beran, Swansea; Oxfora (Br), Chrisman, ton; Kosalto (Br), Willis, Queenstown; Lopreaux (Br), Browa, Sunderland. VORT ROYAL, 8 ©, May 8—Arrived, steamer Calvert Foley, Baltim Put VHTA, May 8—~Arrived, Pichards, New York: bark Mario Helene Warakes, Singapore: sehrs OV Drisko, Drisko, Card Spring Hird, McLean, Cornwall 3, Rhody Holme: Burr, New York; Salite WK: Young Teasor, Facomire, Ware Bee, Now Bedford: F A Server, Cordery, + NM Skinner Rkinnor, Boston; Nuld Queon, do: Estelle Day, Tracy, New Bedfurd. ‘Also arrived. steamers Equator, Hinckley, Cha Berks, Pendieton, East Cambridgo; ship Queenstoy ars Clifford, Bri aw er, oston ; iam, Ludlam, ffries, do; M , Cra 7 Sallie EL LA Rommo' Lyons, Jonn O Sweeney, . do; Bessie Morris, ucester; Ann E Stevens, Tic, Danversport; HT mith, do: HT Potver, Anderson, Hartford; Snow- New York. + Defiance, Crocker, Full River, Bo York; K Biddle, Davis, do; schi ‘air Haven; Ann 8 Connor, Nor- ‘oum, Dix, Portsmouth ; Estelle ers Ellie Knight. MeOrnery, % Panther, Mille York (und all : ), Valermo; sere Mattie A Abbie: Mekariand, Bangor Roughty, Portsmouth ; John Middieton, ton; 8 L Simmons, Gandy, Fall River Adams, Somerset; Joseph Hall, Hamilton, Saybrook, Lewes, De’. May §—Arrived, steamer Albemarle, Now York: bark Francesco R’ (Ital), Rivarota, Havre orders; schrs Mary Holen, Barbados: L W Wheeler, Bow- man, for orders: 3 T Baker, Jayne, Para; Kate Onrleton, Gravet, Port Spain for orders. PORTLAND, May 5—Arrived, brig B W Cochrane (Br), Boyd, Bridgeport (and sailed for Windsor, Nis); schr C Try> on, Niexerson, Phiimielphia arod—Bark Lizzie Merry, Keaxor, Matangns (not Ha- vana); schrs Elva E Pettenciil, York, Philadelphia; Bram- hall, Hamilton, New York; Ruth H Baker, Collins, Kenne- dev, to load for Philadelphia Olive Elizabeth, Bramhall, Sailed—Sehrs Armstroug, Thomas W Holder, Alico Dean, Ruth H Baker, Silver Spring, and others ‘6th—Arrived, schr Congress, Willard, Now York. th Arrived, schrs Mary A Trainer, Oakin, Cadar Keyes Chas Sawyer, Mullin, Sazua; ‘Timothy Field, Philadelyhia; MENTE MOUT. Maw orkerived, He PO) ny 5 av 6—Arrived, steamer Allentow: Mills, Piiladelphin; sehr 8 P Brown, Tinker, do. = Sniled—Schr % L Adams, Nickerson, New York. 7th—Arrived, sshr Kilza'A Anderson, Stebbins, Philadel- phin for Newmarket, PROVIDENCE, May 7—Arrived, Steamors Wm Kennedy, Catharine Whiting, Hard: fo Paltadelphtar setes: hh M Mt Bal ing, Philadelphiat schrs Elizabeth Mugee, Mageo, Balti- more; Eva Diverty, Gundy, Port Johnson for Pawtuel Churles Curroll, Denike, Rondout Alsine, Marshall: Star, Haskell Blackman, Arnold, and’ Urbana, Alle: PAWSUCKET, May 7—Arrived, ‘Tyler, Port Johnwon; Surge, Bento schrs Ario, Pardee, Perth Amboy. ‘afford, ‘Kotchum, Phitadelphies Fawn Frances, 0 tf Warford, 5 rm . Frances: acford, Sprague, and. Tm Diverty, Gundy. New York, . ar, SAN PRANCISCO, April 30—Cleared, barks Loch Gr), Cumming, Muléjo; Antioch, Seymour, Burrard In Sailed—ship Cockermouth (Br), Parker, Callao; bark Loch Cree (Br), Telfer, Cork. 7th—Arrived. snip Undaunted, Dinsmore, Ne Tartar (Ger), Kaemena, Hong Kong via Yoko! SEATTLE,’ April 30—Atrived, ship Holvider San Praneisco, BAVANNAI, May 8—Arrived, Hooper, Bultimore: San Jacinto, Hn |. Seull, Bortor Ip Alfred (Br), Quebec. Jleared, bark Harmonie (Sw) April 230 brig Joaquina (Sp), Peroy, Barcelona. iz y S—Arrived, steamer Keading, Colbara, pti Arrived, sears Volant, Lord, Port Johnson; Mary rd, Now York. 7—Arrived, sohrs Bella Peck, Avery, ‘anyan, Campbell, do for Westerly: rom do tor Pawtneket. KYARD HAVEN, May 7—Arrived, schrs Fannie , Warren, Bangor for New York; Saminy Ford, Allen, NW, for do, tie A Butler, Blackbird (Bi), Elland nxen, Gazelle (Br), Graco Webster, Tn port—Brig A Ford and Fanny Bu WILMINGTON, N ), Olsen, Glasgow. he WICKFORD, May 6=Sailed, achr Bertha, Conover, Porth mooy. WANEMAM, May 6—Safled, sehr Plorence Nowell, Pent- more, Philadelphia, neanee , May 7—Sailed, sehr Mary H Mifflin, Forris, joboxen, MISCELLANEOUS. IVOROES 8PREDICY OBFAINED \ o ve. licity; desertion, incompatibility, other cagses; having Guusual advantages, success xssured ; ndviee tree, DAAC G. BOYCK, Broadway, IVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW ore ‘and other Stato vice fre ay when granted. Ni! ‘ORK LAW AUENCY, 963 Broadway,