The New York Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1877, Page 11

FOREST FIRES. Devastation Sweeping Over Northern New York and Vermont. MILLS AND VILLAGES BURNED. Whole Districts Enveloped in Smoke— Neighborhoods Fighting the Flames to Save Their Homes. —o- [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BERALD.] Sr. Aunaxs, Vt, May 14, 15 hroughout the entire day adeuse smoke bas hung heavily over this vicinity, arising from immense forest fires on the west side of Lake Champlain, Despatches to-night from Clinton Mills, on the Ogdens- burg and Lake Champlain Railroad, says the village was borned this afternoon and about forty famthes made homeless, ‘The large mills situated at the Clinton Mills station, togetier with an immense amount of Jumber, were on the verge of being consumed by the flames at four o’clock this afterneon, The inhabitants were tn a desperate state of excitement, as tho flames were rapidly spreading before a fleree wind. BLAZING WOODLANDS, At the town of Forest, about twenty-five miles from Rouse’s Veiut, the woodlands are on fire, the flames rapuly spreading. At this Jate hour toenight no durther particulars can be learned, A CITY FILLED WITH SMOKE, ‘The region of the Adirondack Mountains, opposite the city of Barlingtov, Vt., is on fre, The smoke com- | pletely envelops the city and the country for fifty mues south toward Ratland is enveloped in such dense clouds of smoke us to cause groat anxiety for the safety of those residing on the west side of Lake Champlain, PINE IN VERMONT. The woods near Lraiverd’s Mills, about two miles from St. Albans, have been burning the pastten hours, About tity acres have been burned over, and the tire Qg still roging to-night. Standing timber is being swept down by the tery element, Tho flames leap Trow tree to tree, and the spectacle 18 one never be- fore beheld. Where the tre will stop is yet an unsolved vrobiem, KAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED, Tho forcsts in the vicinity of Canaan, Canada, are in flames, A ruilrotd bridge on the Waterloo Railroad has been burned, and the people for miles around are congregated together fighting the flames to svay their ess, I have just received information that the ‘orests in the vicinity of Chaoton Prison havo caught fre, The weather shows no indication of rain, BRUSH FIRES IN CANADA. Orrawa, May 14, 1877. Extenstve brush fires are raging north and west of this place, and this eity 1s tall of smoke, * FIRES IN THE Woops, Hativax, N. S., May 14, 1877, Heavy fires are raging in the woods in the vicinity of She city to-day. YIRES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. Bostox, May 14, 1877, Extonsive forest fires are reported from North Con- way and Upper Bartiett, N. H., with indications that a lJarge territory of timber and woodland will be burned ove! VLAMES IN VERMONT. The mountains around Bennington, Vt, to-night are one sheet of flue, thousands of acres of forest land being involved. TENSIVE BUSH FIRES. Montneat, May 14, 1877, Heavy bush fires are reported trom the vicinity of West Farnham. Forty miles southeast of that placo a number of houses have been burned and others are in danger, The Stanstead and Chambly Railway bridge near Granby wus consumed to-day, which will necessitate trausportation by boats for some days. At Stokley and Bolton the tires are very destructive and the smoke so denso that lamps are iighted at four o'clock, E DESTRUCTION OF A VILLAGE, " ‘ St. Joux, N, B., May 14, 1877, A great fire occurred at St. Stepben this evening. A Jarge number of busimess places in King and Water streets wero destroyed, including the telegraph otfice, tho Courier (nowspaper) office and the Watson Hotel, Both sides of Water street from Nehemiah Marks’ to Short’s shipyard were swept by the fire, and also both siaes of King street from Water street to Grimmer’s house and the New Brunswick and Canada Railroad Depot, wharves, Jamber and a number of buildings, The new ship Chipman loses all her sails, The aggre- loss will probably reach $200,000, The tollowing sre ome of the premises burned :— Ross, jewelry; Govong Bros, dry gooas; Gregory, rocery; Bixby, grocery; Brown, buicber; Patton, iquors; Walls, books; Robert Velly, liquors; Orange Hall, Masonic Hall, Quinn’s Hotel and many other places, Owing to the destruction of the telegraph office further particulars will probably not be obtained until to-morrow. 2 VILLAGER OF CLINTON MILLS BURNING, Moonn’s Juxetiox, N. ¥., May 14, 1877, For several days fires bavo been raging through tho lovests along the Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad between Clinton Mills and Altona Ts morning the west wind drove the tire through the Woods and across the nurrow clearings to the villages of Chaton Mills, Elienburg and Forest, Up to five P. M. about twenty buildings had been burned at Clin- ton Mills and the large rauitla there were on fre. The railroud agent is moving everything vut of the depot, us there ts no hope of saving the buiidings, At Elien- barg, Forest and Moore’s Forks the depots and other buildings have been on fire several times, bat the peo- ple bave fought hard and hope to save the railroad property. it 18 reported that the fire is very near Poul Smith's summer resort, TH MILLS BURNED. KReMrPTvis1e, é, Ont., May 14, 1877, Clothier’s saw and shingle mill was barned last fight, The loss ts $1 000, There was no insurance, LUMBER BURNED, Minwaukex, May 14, 187’ A fire at Steven’s Point to-day, originating in E. M. Copp’s planing mill, destroyed a large quantity of lumber belonging to Knox Brothers, Earley & Thomas, Rice & Krembs, William Shekels, KE. Whitney, Sand- tord & Rowell, 'Rearson & Co., Scout & Edwards, 1. 6. Cohen, I. Clark ond Hale & Whitney, The loss is estimated at $100,000; insurance small: FIRE IN GOLD STREER Afire broke out about midnight last night im tho four story brick buildin 9 Gold street. * Edward Moran fir th he upper floor and jmmedt vecond alarm w. saw ely gave the alarm, A sonnded and eight engines and one bovk and iadder ¢ pany were on the spot, The iron shutters and doors t very dificuR for tho firemen to enter. After these wero broken open the flimes burst forth from the windows m the two upper floors. The hose of ¢ soon made was sarried up on a tadder, but tas it was near the top windows one of ihe sections burst. Thomas Farren, of engine bravely entered tho building through =the binding ~— smoke wnd sneceeded in mending the hose ‘eral other firemen entered with bim. Others agecnded to the roofs of the adjoining b ulldy of water upon the f whder control by one o'clock and it was extin- guished, The buitdin by the agency for Hastetter’s bitters, on the grojnd’ floor, nd floor, Charies H, Ratherford, commission mercuant und ‘dealer in drugs avd chemicals; third aud fourth floors, Kosengarten & Sons, of Puiladetpbia, manut toring chemists; QGlaries Ellis, Son & Co., pharu ceutical preparations, ‘The Joss on stock and builaing was estimated al about $16,000, The dum was principally caused by water, INSPECTION OF FORT 0 to stock AND POST: PROMINENT OFFICIALS TO VISIT NEW YoRKE IALLOR, LOXTON AND NEWPORT, Wasuinerox, May 14, 1977, The Secretary of War, accompanied by General Sherman, Colonels Audcnreid and Tourtelotte, ot General Sherman’s stall, avd Captain Green, in charge of the Military Academy division at the War De- partment, will make a tour o! ispection of the gov- ernment pos ton and Nowport in # few days, The Secretary, e@ompaniod by all the gentlemen above etoept General Sherman, will Joave here on and will be jormed in J’biadelpbin by Gesterat who will be in that city on Thursday to bid ex-President Grant, who sails on that day for Karope, The party will return to Wosbington on the vith inst, Firat tenant Henry Metealf, Ordnance Depurt. ment, has beey ordered toseport for duty to the Cuig! of Ordnance . and forts in New York harvor, Bos- nee . Oilicer | smoke proceeding trom | | ) at th L | the execution is much better than it was then, The evidently | plauded. | De. He AMUSEMENTS. MISS ADELAIDE NEILSON IN ‘CYMBELINE.” Shakespeare, like the sunrise, is always new, even in those plays with which we are tamibar, but bis gemus appears still more dazzling when the curtain rises and reveals in visible action characters which we only know by imagination, ‘'Cymbeline,’? we believe, has not been performed in New York ior forty years, und is alinogt as tresh to the public as if it haa been written expressly for the Fifth Avenao Theatre, as was “The Princess Royal” or “Vique.”” It is potas strong an acting play as ‘Othello’? though Vosthemus bears a kind of resemblance to Othello, lachime to Jago, and Imogen to Desdemona. The passions are subdued into beauty, and that which might have been ade terrible is softened into pathos, Those whe found this play tedious have not studied it” Lt is worth a whole wilderness of French monkeys. Nearly every live in it is pure gold, and might be beaten out into a lyric. 1tg speech is far above singing and listening to its noble thoughts, We more deeply feel tho trath of tho lines: How caring is divine philosophy, Net harsh and rugzed, ax duil fool4 sappore, But musical asis Apoils’s lute, Miss Nejlson’s conception of Imogen, ono ot the greatest of sShakespeare’s women, is evidently unaltered since she. first played ia Philadelpbia ast February, at ness and delicacy of the character 18 easily ex- pressed by a lady who is best iu all that is most fomi- mine As Rosalmd, Juliet and Viola, Miss 18 more charming than even divine y, but we would not sh to P see her as Lady Macbeth, Nature never intended ber to drown the stage with tears, to make mad the guilty und appal the freo, bat to woo and win the softer sym- pathies, Ln fmogen she finds a beautiful opportunity for her special genius, and she uses it well, She made ber first great dramatic hit Ip the third act, when she is called to meet Posthumus at Mullord, and the passage beginning,’ “Oh for a horse with wings!” was read with electrical effect, Still finer was the delivery of tho great scene when sho hears that Posthumas velteyes her to be talse, In some of her readings we think her in error, bat to pot out all tne merits of her isterpretation of the text would be to quote most of (no lines The whole of the fourth act was admirably given, and particuiuriy the entrance to the cave, in which the fear of a woman was artistically discriminated from the trepidations of | F Rosalmd and Viola when dressed as men. The now Imogen {s a thorough success, and Miss Neilson was, of course, called before the curtain and made the fairiost Hower In a conservatory ot ros The y was generally well acted, czpecially by Messrs, Plympton, Studley, Fisher and Haworth, ‘Yhe scenery was new and attractive, and the house, of course, crowded from top to bottom. WALLACK’S THEATRE— ‘*ROSEDALE.” “Bosedalo”’ Mr. Wallack’s romantic play, was re- vived at his theatre last evening betore a large au dience, with excellent eflect. ‘Rosedale’ 1s too familiarly kuown to metropolitan audiences and too intimately associated with Mr, Wallack’s own achieve, ments to make its reproduction at this time the apology for a rehearsal of its feutures. We need only mention that Jast night recalled past suc- cosses Very vividly indeed, that the scenery was very fine and that the cast embraced nearly the entire strength of Mr. Wallack’s company, to convey an idea of the manner in which the play was received. More- over, it was the means of bringing out again some prominent members of the company who have been absent from the boards during the production of “My Awtul Dad.’ For its more complete presentation, wo are told, thero had been elaborate prepara- tion, and certainly last ntght’s performance | did not belie the assertion, for all went, smoothly and satisfactorily. Mr. Baker, 100, was at considerable pains to rearrange the music, for be succeeded in giving usa very pleasing mélange, ‘erbracing welcome melodies—soino novel, some familiar—and an entirely new overture. As Eliiot Grey Mr, Walluck was as crisp, hearty and viva- cious as need be, Mr, John Gilbert gave a realistic pieture of the villain, Miles McKenna, Mr. Beckett's powers ot comedy found ample vent in the peculiarities of Bunberry Kobb. Mr. Aruott was very carnest and at times correspondingly eloquent as Matthew Leigh, and Mr. Cyril Searle reflected creditably the character of the gentiemanly scoundrel, Colonel Cavendish May. Miss Ada Dyas, whose Lady Vlorence May was a graceful and tinished representation, had a narrow es- cape from accident im the second act, While leaving the stage a scatlolding, eupporting the stairs to tho back, gave way, and she fell afow feet behind the scone, necessitating a momentary interruption of the play, but fortunately escaying injury. Miss kiflle Ger- mon played Rosa Leh cheerily, aud Mrs. Sefton and Mrs, Farren, each in ber sphere, did wellas Sarah Sykes and Tabitha Stork, With this brief mention we may let the curtain drop on **Rosedale,”’ merely add- jng that any one who bis not had the tortune to see TE Plty horototore may seo it now under the most pleasing conditions possible. Rosedate Manor and the gypsy camp were beautttul scenes and both justly elicited liberal applause. 3 MR, RIGNOLD AT BOOTH’S. The now management which has succeeded Jurrett & Palmer at Booth’s opened tbo spring and summor season last night with a programme sufficiently at- tractive to merit encouragement. Coming 1m so late in the season, tt is, perhaps, natural that some allow- ance should be made for certain defects in the setting of the pieces which were presented, This apart, there was much to praise, The opening piece, in three acts, by Messrs. Simpeon and Merivale, entitled “Alone,” in which Mr, Rignold took the leading rdle, ts wanting in action, but contains some strong points and brisk dialogue, The motive of the play is drawn | from the Lear of Shakespeare, but It Is toned down to the exigencies’ of a_ frock cout and a retired English colonel, Mr. Rignoia ag Coionel Chalhee, old and blind and embitiered | against the world, but with a kindly heart in spite of | its rough husk, played with considerable force and sus- tained ns trying part votil the close, when, with his eyesight and long Jost daughtor restored, he resolves never more tobe alone, Mr. F. B. Warde played Dr. Mucklethwait with tine hamor, bat the surprise of the evening was the vivacious acting of Miss Marie Bra- brook in ihe part of Mrs, Thornton, a charming malade wmaginaire, The daughter, played by Miss ©, Church, was an earnest piece of acting. “Black Eyed Susan’ coucluded the evening's perform- ance, with piquant Miss Nina Varian iv the title ri, The William of Me. Rignold is as dashing, gymuastic, pathetic and breezy as it should nd to see the woilom Henry V. tripping in the satlor’s hornpipe 1s enough to repay anybody for enduring this relic of dramas in blue jackets, with ohe or two men and women aud a number of characters or caricatures en silhouette, THE NEW YORK AQUARIUM, | ‘A very valuable collection of tropical fishes, living sponges, corals and anemones have been received at the New York Aquarium from Bermuda, Beautiful angel | and zebra {ish are among the varieties, besides pink squirrel fishes, the curious horseman fish, bright yel- low grunts, bine fishes, sea surgeons, £0 called from their baving a keen edged gpive in the tail, which cuts | and wounds like a lancet, Seyilarus wquinoxialis, a | very rare and funny Jooking creature o! many colors A Quebce telegram announces the capture ot a white whale off the lle aux Cendres and it will arrive hero | inatew days, These novelties wili, no doubt, attract crowds to the aquarium. H MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC NOTES, Whe andience at the Boston Theatre last night was | dismissed at che close of the second act of Miss Mule ton,” the manager assigning as,a reason insufficient rovearsuls owing to Miss Morris’ indisposition, (he seventh annual operatic entertainment given by Mme, Murio-Celli and her pupils at the Lyceum The atro last evening was attended by a small audience, ‘As the performers were all amatours the performance | does not aliow of criticism Mr, Frank Gilder gave a concert at Park Hail; New. | ark, last ovening, with bis Young America Singing ‘The concert was well attended and warmly ap- | ne feature of the evening was the singing | of Master Thomas E. Montgomery, the boy soprano, | who sang, besides some simple music, a difficult ro- manee, “The Koad to Paradise,’ by Blumenthal, Since Coker we have had ro boy soprano equal to Master Montgomery. Tho performance to be given to-morrow afternoon | Arch Street Theatre, Pbiladetptia, by the youn,: actress, Miss Elle Elleler, for the purpose of enabling the members of tho dramatic profession to witness her, will be an unusual and interesting event.’ Her brethren and sisters in the art who are vow in New York aro cordially invited by the management of Mrs. Drow’s theatre. Our advertising columns to-day con- tain an announcement a8 to where [ree tickets to and from Philadelphia may be obtained. DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, The annual election of officers of the Dramatic | Fund Association was held yesterday with the follow- j ing result:—President—8, L. M. Barlow, Trustees B. Roosevelt, W. K. Travers, 8. H. Hard, John Hooy and Joba Brougham, Directora—J, Giibert, W. Davidge, W. J. Florence, J. H, Stoddart, ¥, 8. Chanfrau, Theo- dore Moss, W. Couldock, Thomas lace, W. KR. Denham, T. J. Hind, George Recks, E. F. Taylor, D, C. Anderson, H, Isnerwood and Fy L, Rogers, Secretary and Treasurer—W, 3, Harrison Honoraty Physician— | Quackenboss. CROWNERS' "QUEST LAW. ‘The verdict given yesterday by the Coroner's jury in the case of Patrick Cummisky whose body was found in the East Biver, was “drowned from unknown causes," l RAILROAD LITIGATION. Sr. Louis, Mo., May 14, 1877. Another injunction suit was instituted on Saturday in the United States Circuit Court by Baring Brothers & Co., of London, agawst the St, Louis, Iron Moun- tain and Southern Railway Company, and Thomas Allen, president, and Henry G, Marquand, vico pres! dent. The petition in the ease alleges a violation of the agreement of the funding scheme, and asks that certain resolutions, pagsed at different times by the Board of Directors, under which certain bonds were transierred to Allen and Marquand and others and ordered to be sold, be sot aside and declared uull and void. The subpeenas in the case are made returnavle June 4, Colonel W. R. Arthur, one of the most suc- cessiul railroad mew in the Western country, bas been appointed generai manager of the road, and after a very thorough inspection of the entire line of the road pronounces it to be in a most gatisinctory condition in all respects. A party of Now York ‘capitalists in- terested in this road will proceed over it on a tour of inspection to-day, and another party will make an excursion over the road for the same purpose later in the month. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, {BY TRIEGRAPH To THE UERALD.} N ANNAPOLIS, Md., May 14, 1877. ‘The United States steamer Powhatan, Captain Fille brown, arrived at Ancvapolis Roads: Inte yesterday, bringing crews for the ships Mayflower and Constelk Mion, Which are wo take the cadets of the Naval Acad+ emy on their summer cruise, This morning the Ad- muiral’s flag was saluted with thirteen guns, which was returned by the Santee, lying off the Naval Academy, SHIPPING NEW OCEAN STEAMERS. rURE FROM 4S OF MAY NEW YORK FOR THE ND JUNE DATES OF DEPA MO> \Breinen Liverpo | Liverpool + Bowliug Green Broadway Broadway 81 Brondway 15 Brondway Bowlin: Glasgow |).|7 Bowling Green Liverpool..|69 Broadway i wt. {4 Bowling Green -}otterdam, 150 Brondway “|Ginsyow ...172 Bronaway -{Hombure. {ea Bronaway Liverpool . | Laverpool, ‘7 Bro: 7 Bowlin 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green 29 Hrowdway 72 Broadway 137 Brondway 9 Broadway Glasgow Livernoot | Liverpool, Wyoming, pgPNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.—Captains or officers of vessels engayed in the coasting and forelgn trade observ: ing the displacement or removal of fe@ buoys are requested to communicate tho fact to the feKALD, so that it may be brought publicly to the attention of the proper authorities. A letter addressod “To tho editor of the Hxnatp, New York city,” giving as accurately as possible the number and posi- tion of displaced buoys or the cunse of their romoval, will suffice in all cases observed along the Atlantic and Pacifle cousts of the American Continent, When they are observed on the const of European countries or tn the Mediterranean {t 1s requested that information bo sent either by telegraph or letter to the London office of the New Yor Henarp, 46 Fleet street, London, or to the Paris office, 61 Avenue de POpcra, Paris. Where tho teleeaph ts used despatches may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue de FOpera, Paris.” Whers cases of displacemont are observed in thé waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asiaor Africa, captains maycommnnicate with us upon reaching tho first convene font port. This information will be cabled free of charge to the Hrnatp and published. ag-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT. ~The New York Henatp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Henatn steam yacht, showing whil burning the colors red, green, redychanszing from ono to the other in succession, and can be seon soveral milos distant, Captains of vessols, upon seeing this eiznal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may havo for the Ship News Departmont of the Hrnano, Bg-Pervons desirous of communicating with vessels arrive ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels caroof Hrnatn nows yacht, Pier Nol East River, Now York, Letters received from ull parts of the world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY SUN AND MOOX, WIGH WATER, Sun rises, - 442 | Gov. laland seve 10 Sun sets. 7 10| Sandy Hook.....eve 9 Moon sets. vo 10 25 | Heli Gate, morn 12 07 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. May 14, 1877, ve hee coremreener mamas TTT) «| TA “State of Inch.| Deg:| Wind} Weather SW" |Glear SW'Clear SW5jCleur “* Moderate. At OER PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 14, 1877. ARRIVAT AM YACHTS AND 8ST PELEGRAPIC LINK. A May 2 and if FW he Bayks: tence assed steamer fine weather; Muyo City of Berlin (Br). hence tor Liverpoo 1, Int 48.51, 1 4000, steamer Therfan (ir), from Boston for doy 12th, lat 41.40, lon 62 19, a British bark, showing signal letters JCQS: Eth, lat 4051, lon 6S 27, an Allan line steamer, bound E Steamer Rotterdam (Dute), Vis, Rotterdam, Apri ad Vi issingen May 1, with mdse and passenyers to Func veto. May S. lat 46 23, lon 4002, passed bars J DH (Hes bannd cant: Hoth, lat 44 4 50, passe bark P FRI (ir). bound do. Seamerikoynl Minstrel Bo, Mossine 12th, Palermo 1th, Valencia with mise to Phelps Bros, Had bne Dreamer Tybee, Kuehl, St De tan Piatte Oth, Cape Hayt th, with mse and p. Steamer Clyde, Kelley, Havana passengers to Win P Olvie & Co. Steamer City ot Dailas, Hines, ania April 4, ‘ernandina and Bruns- wick. Ga, May 10, via Port Roy . Lith, with mdse and ascencers 10.0 1 Mallory & Co. May 18 lat 86 95, Lo Fy Os, pa d steamer Vity of Havana, henes tor Mw | smne ati ts, lon 74 34, w Orleans, do for New Urlean Steamer Benet mise to Wm |! yr, Jones, Wilmingion, NU, 3 days, with ivde & Co Bark Seots Bay (of indsor, NS), Murray days, with mdse to CW Bertaux, April 16, i V4 hada heuvy eneterly gale | GY hours, in which shifted cargo; afterward licht variable witds, Jordan, Bremen dark Chiu ( lays, in batlast, to Marler & wruger, | Bark tina Tolck, Ray, ays with sagar to Charles L Co; vessel to Jatin Zittlsen A Bree Storia (Br), Kay, Matanzas 14 do ) etenr to 8 W Welsh; vessel to suow & Bu strong NW inles. Briy Excelsior (Br), Mavor, with mdse to Leayeraft & Co Bermuda 8 du he Bounibet (of Isanes Harbor, N3), Griffin, tretown, PET, 10 days with potatoes te PL Neowin r ard Alb Loekport, \8), Melisa PEL, 11 days with po vessel t Sele Bowne Bell, ¢ toes to Darrell & Co, 1. 10 days with potas ving Son, Jie Lillis Warford, Bailey, Virginia, 5 eur C8 C Brooks, bee, Virginin Schr Ella Bodine, Soper, Virgin pene M Bene ick Will Viry chr Win P Gos, Ingersoll Virginia, + Rt Blew, Crowley, Virginin, £) M Harlow, Soper, Virginia. + Rovert Centr Sehr William Henry Hulse, Virginia, Van Name, Virginia, Sebe Willinm Mayzick, Nelson, Virvinta, Relip Md Gran: imi. Seber H\ Hard Virginia, tM Hopkins’ Prodmore, Vira Jamestown, Hirteton, Vir Sent O darmoson, Campbell, Virgiati. seit Honry H Pitts, Preneh, Virgtula, Behi MA Tyler, Abraran, Virginin rsd Hoy mer, Virkinin, 1.3 Merritt, Curtis, Virginia Sehr Jas Veldren, Cavatior, Virginia, BE Jayne, Falkeuture, Virginia. Sche Sarah Mills, Kelly, Virginia, Sclit Oliver Scofield, Ditsurway, Virginia for Now Waven. K 5 DO. Se ty Sele Mary Kelsey, Carsc eW F Phelps, Lune, Saab Cation, Ander Selie Sarah Call Sener Jobn ( Rusiand, n, DG rgo' trom steamer PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE HOUND 1H. Stoamer Giaucus, Bearse B for New York, sche Liznie Tupper, Haws, Charlottetown, PET, tor Now York. Sehr Souvenir (Br) I NS for Now Yorks Sehr Mott Haven, Col w York for New Yor Ne, tor New York. oc New York, or New York, Now York. t Amelin, Crosby, New Bodford for Now York, Sehr Wm Ti Tribble, Providence fur Now York. Sehr y, Gandy, Providence for New York. Bebr EM Clark, Varrs, Providence for New York. Sehr Pence Caswell, Newport for Sow York. Sehr Allechania, Kyan, Now ow York Sebr Frederick Hall, Smith, Por d, Ot, for Now York, Sehr Haseiton, Rogers, Portiand, 1 York. Sebr U W Locke, Bunce, New Haven for Now York, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1877.—TRIPLE —_ | phia: Albemarle, 1 | Ba Sy tia. 2 . Port Jefferson for New York. Bole Millio Frank, West, Greenport for New York. BOUND Fast. . Steamer Eteanora, Johnson, New York for Portland Stoamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New York tor New Bedford. Stonmes ‘Tithe, Ewing, New York for New Londom and ich. Galatea, Walden, Now York for Providence. © Smith, Snow, New York for Dighton. A Danenhowor, Macs, New York tor Boston. S lighthouse tender), Bacon, New York for Sel Sarah Farrington, New York for Northport. Sehr MF Webb, vrownl Hoboken for Westerly. Sehr Revenne, Kelly, ilovoken for Boston. a Sehr Active, Seaman, Hoboken for Portsmouth, NH. Sekt John D Buckalew, Townseud, Hoboken Lor Norwteh, Schr Staton istander, Miller, Hoboken for Norwieh, fenr A G Pense, Hoboken tor Mortiand. Ct, Schr Moxsenger, Dean, Hoboken for Tunnton, Sehr Emily © ‘Dennison, Allen, Newburg tor New Lone on. Sehr Henry Croskey, Haley, Metviile for Boston. Schr Chas P Sinnickson, Port Johnson for Providence, rie DM Diverty, Willinms, Amboy for Hoston. chr Xebec, Bishop, Amovy for Providence, Sehr OP sbultis, Young, Amboy for Newport. Sehr C © Sadler, Wentworth, Amboy for Sehr Oliver ecotield, Dissosway, Battimore for ven. on, New Ha- CLEARED, Steamer Somervet (Br), Western, Brlsto, EW. D Mor. Favenmer Fauita, Doane, Wilmington, NO—Win P Clyde & Sienmer Panny Ciidwallader, Clark, Baltimore—Wm Dal- atria (Br), McKay. London—Arkell, Tutts & Co, ‘italy, Oravintta, Cork rh dork oF ris or Falmoath for orders s & Co. Venice— de Oi Johnston, Co ‘odorsen, Belfast, IC Tobi Dario Stanford (Itul), Mare: ravody, Willis & ark Suca (Nor! B r), Faulkner, Williamstady (Curacoa)— Joseph Poulke's Sons, Brig Luiga de Vincent (Brax), Caiado, Rio Janciro—G Amsinek & Co, Hs J Ward & © rig UC Hobinson, Hanson, Havana. . sae Ada Doane, Nickerson, Grenada, WI-B J Wenberg: & Co Sehr Prussian General (Br), Heather, St John, NB—A T Hoen Sehr Anna, Davis, New Orleany-—N Hf Brigham Sehr Florence Shay, Van Cleaf, Co. a. Charleston—Kvans, Ball 4 E Glover, Podger, Georgetown, SO-E D Hurl- Corn Etta, Pendieton, Perth Amboy—H P Brown & Co. Senr Marietta Tilton, Pennewell, Boston—C W Bertuux. AILED, Steamers Somerset (EO, MARITIME MISCELLANY. war Por loss of brig CC Bearse see exble intelligenco, generat news columns, The OC B was 4 tons register, 10 years old und belonged in Newcastle, Me. We are indebted to the purser of the steamer Tybee from St Dor ingo City, &e, for favors. purser of steamer Clyde will please accept our for attentions, . Tarra (Ger), trom Hong Kong vin Yokobam: at Sau Praueiseo May 6, reports April 1, Lat :15 25, lon 150 35, encountered violent. ules for 4 days, during which shinped heavy sou and washed away wheelhouse, Scun CAmitta (Seherman), from Provincetown for the Banks, put into Malitax May 10 to get replaced two jibs, jost in vA squall on the 7th, Scun EaMA IL DRUMMOND, at Baltimore from Demerara, had heavy weather, aud sprang foremast and lust sails. Scur Cosvora, of Bristol, which went ashore at Sen- grove, Cape May, was sold yesterday at public sale for about §: » 5 Saux oF Winroxs—The ship Avsaguradeur (Ger), and bark On s (Nor), were sold by auction at Norfolk on Satur- day—the former for $40 und tho latter for $500, Beamupa, May 10—As the brig Tycoon (Br) was pro- cceding to sea she came in collision with the Jonas Smith, the latter vessel having been anchored in a position to ob- struct tho passage of vessels up and down tho harbor, ‘The ‘Tycoons Jibboom was broken, bat the vessel proceeded on her voyugo. Bartimone, May 14—Capt Dutton, of the brig Alice, which arrived bere from Kio Saturday night last, reports May 3, lat 35 40, lon 73, passed an abandoned selr avont 200 tons, loaded, mainmnst gone 19 feet abuve her deek, and foremast and toretopmast standing. Hativax, May J4—Ship Lennie (Br), at this port from Bremen, reports 3d inst, tat 38 35 N, lon 46 |. Dussed a Vessel bottom up, App: rently a large ship. not coppered. ‘Schr Saraby, from Georgetown, PEL, for New York, with potatoes, is here leaking badly. Tho shoro fishing fleet ou the Sambro Bank experienced a aevece Feit on Thursday night, ‘ihe vossels lost cables and suffered other dainages, but no lives wero Jost. Sovrawrst Pass, May 10—Ship W; ing, for Bordeaux. previously: reported being put to sox drawing 20 feot 6 inches; and retnrned leaking, was bronght in over the bar to-day by the towboats Chamberlain and Ocean, and is now on ber way to the city for repairs, She will'have to dis- charge bor cnrgo, ‘The steamship Tontonia, proyiously reported aground and rndder-broken in Ends’ jotties, was pniled off, and is now in tow on her way to the city. Sitipavinorxa—Another now bark, exaetly Ike the Rein- do unched at New Bedford on Saturday, 1s to be imme- diately built in the same place by Mr Dammon for the same rid. The Feb a07 uZD—At Now Bedford May 1:4 bark Roindcer, 3 Swift & Forry ALN CURD —, tons, pall by Samuel Dammon for Nos: iced). (before ne <6 WHALEMEN, Arrived at Now Redford May 19. bark George d& Mary, Cannon, Teneriffe, Nov 16, with 115 bis sp ofl; sent home on the voyage 260 do do, Arrived at Honotuln April 8, barks Florence, Williams, from the const, with 120 bbls wh ‘oil; 10th, . Murray, do, with 120 bbls ap ofl, Satled from do April 11, barks Mt Wollaston, Barker, and Sea Breeze, Barnes, for Aretic. Sailed from Vineyard Haven May'12, schr Antarctic, Bell (from New London), Atlantic Oceun. A lotter from Capt Slocam, of bar: Sarah B Halo, of Ni, roporta her Mareh » Int 7 N, lon 28 W, with 550 bbls sp ofl; all well, ‘A letter from tho steward of bark Pern, Ears, of NB, ree ports her at Barbados April 22, with oil as last reported, SPOKEN. Douglass. from New York for San Fran- 8. Jon 9 W. from Baltiinore for Dublin, May 4, no Ship St Stephei elsco, April 1, lat ark Gy) (Nor) lat, &e ( columns). Bark Atalauta (Ger), from New York for Hamburg, april , lat 45, lon 46, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agonts and shipmasters are informed that by telographing to tho Hrranp London Burean, ad- dress'ng “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris oftice, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenne de l'Ope the arrivals at and departures tram Enropean and Bastern ports of American and all foreign vessols trading with the United States, the samo will be cabled ‘to this country free of charge, Captains arriving at and sailing from Frovch and Medi- terrancan ports will find tho Paris office the more economi- cal and expeditions for tolographing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ancona, May 11—Arrived, bark Domenico (Ital), Jaeca- rino, New York. Antwenr, May 14—Arrived, steamer Acton (Br), Young, w York; ship Otto & Antonie (Nor), Gunderson, do; barks dertha Bablrns (Ger), Welsetky, Darien; Otto & George (Ger), Linck, do. Sailed 14th, bark Jonathan Chase, Curtis, Phitadelph Bristow, May 13—Arrived, bark Letf (Nor), Berthimus- 0, Darien. allied 14tb, the Immanuel, for Philadelphia, May 14—Arrived, bark Johan Kepler (Ger), ailed 14sh, ship Agra (Ger), Hogeman, Baltimore, CirroonG, May 8—Satled, bark Exandt (or), Arena. United Creistiaxsanp, May 1—Safled, steamer Harold Haar. fager (Nor), Heltberg, Now York (und since retnrned—soe below). Duscunss, May 11—Arrivod. bark Hane George (Ger), Gornitzka, Charleston for Hamburg (seo below). Dantwourt, May 14~Arrived, bark Satara (Nor), Olsen, Darien (see below) Farwoumm, May 13—Arrived, barks Titde Pigtia (Ttat), ssten, Baltimore (seo below); Sparkling Foum (Br, mith, New Orleans; 14th, Gaspaid (Nor, Neilsen, Baltt- amore for Malpas, % iumspy, May Darien. Guascow, May 13. Wilmington, N¢ Gawuxoon, May 15 New York. iloxa Kor Inson, Boston. Hout, May 14—Arrived, ship Ida (Sw), Boxge, Pensa. set Airived, bark Arracan (Sway, Odlund, Arrived, bark Fatker (Nor), Christian. Arrived, ship Constance (Br) James, May 12—Arrived, ship Hightander, Hnteh- Hamnuna, May 14—Arrived, slip Jatrus 8 Lincoln, Lom- bard, Point Lobos vin Palmonth Hy.vort, May 14-Sailed, steamer WA Scholten (Dnteh) Janzon, New York. <i Havne, May 14—Arrived, stenmer Labrador (Fr), Sang- lier, New York. Ivswicn, May 12—Satled, batk Osanna (Ital), Garguilo, United states. Laivenvoon, May 13—Arrived, ship Portlaw (Br), Andor. ton, New Orleans. Loxvos, May 12—Arrived, barks Ocean Bonuty (Br), Seagrove, New York; Wild Huntor, Twambly, Pensacola; 14th, ship EW Stetson, Moore, New Yo Clgared 12th, bark Liguria (Ital), Capuno, Deleware Breakwater. Lranonn, to May 14—Satled, the Guiseppe Gnilo, for New York; Adrons, for Baltimore. Muytox, May 12—Sailed, steamer J B Walker (Br), Dun- combe, for New York direet. Manta, May 6—Arrived, ship Ringleader, Coffin, San |, Frauelseo. PryMoutm, May 14—Arrived, steamer Herda (Ger), Brandt, New York for Namburx (and proceeded). Praxawnvco, Muy 1—Arrived, bark Casco, Penny, New York; brig J L Bowen, Itati, do. Queexetows, May 1—Arriv d, barks Fama Mathiasens, Savannah; Nahor (Avs), Eranassovieh, delpaia 14th, ship Aimo (Kus), Bremer, do; barks Henrietta (Br). Adams, Portland, Me; Fox (Nor), Simonson, Galvestor Lesseps (Nor), Steen, Balti- oro; Margherite Galatola (Ital), Lubrano, New York for Liverpool; San Pietro (Ital), Sedidey, Baitimore; Unioro 8 (Ital), Oreto, Philadelphia; Cox tante (Ital), Giachotti, New York; Estrella de Chilli (Bry, SHEET. for Bristol; Fanita, Philadel. | Ros, do; Fanchon (Pr), Cain, Baltimore; Glovanal D (Aus), Duleieh, do; Tolomeo (Aus), Gladuliely, do; Rosa (Aus), Cosulleh, do; Trane (Ans), Vaccarieh, Philadslphins Mandarin (Nor), Olsen, New York; Alberto (Aus), Curu- covich, do; Kong Osear (Nor), Rotning, Charleston; briga Sabra (Br), Charlton, Norfolk; Scot's Craig (Ir), Simp- son, New York; Assyrian (Sr), Conlin, do; Tordenskjold (Nor), O'son, Wilmington, NC. Aiso arrived 14th, 6A M, steamers City of Chester (Br) Tibbetts, New York for Liverpool; 10:30 M, Adriati (Br), Perry, do for do (aud both proveeded). Sailed 16th,8 A M, steamor Wisconsin (Br), Holme (from Liverpool), New York (brings the passencers of the wrecked steamer Dakota). St Nazame, May 11—Arrived, bark Salome (Nor), Thy- gosen, Durien, Tuirste, to May 14—Arrived,bark Prigate Bird (Nor), Vonder Lippe, Philadetphin, Warrsvonp, May 12~Sailed, ship Clampa Emilia (ftal), Corenurcello, Baltimore, Arrived at a United Kingdom port May 13, brigs Francis John (Br), Bentley, Bull River; 4th, Isabel (Br), Will- tums, do. Lonpon, May 14—Bark Hans George (Ger), Gornitska, from Charleston for Huruburg,. arrived at Dungeness May 11 with loss of spars and sails, ' Bark Tilde Figlia (Ital), Batestron, from Baltimore, ar rived at Falmouth May 13, having been thrown on her beam ends during @ heavy gale; cut away main and miseen top: masts with all attached to save shij Mlso lost bowsprit, Jtbboom and bulwarks; vensel strained and leaky. Bark Saturn (Nor), Olsen, from Darien for Dartmouth, has arrived, straived heavily. Ilod atone time eight teet of water tn her hold, fost bulwarks. Stowmer Haraid Haarfazer (Nor), which left Christian, saud for New York May 1, has put back damaged, having been aground. Divers report port of herxeel broken and several plates damaged. Repairs will detain her abont ten days. FOREIGN PORTS, . May 9—Arrived, steamer Acapuleo, Clapp, ips Prince Frederick (Br), jul, Rearse, and Kleano, (Br), Stanton. tor do} nd Win Dongias (Br), Douglas, ua March 24-—-Sutlod, ship Henrietta, Blanchard, oudon. Banta, Aj port, bark Mette (Dan), Paulson, from New Mets (Ger), Streage, and Fram Davies, from do. ‘ardweil, Burnham, mdo; sehr Wes Muy 7—Tn port, to snil wext diy, Gos, May t—Sailed, sehrs Edaa Harwood, Tar New York; Charlie Morton, Pike, Boston; 4th, brig. Raymond, Starrett, dog scr A D Henderson, Avery, Hjorns he bark Martin W Brett, Peters, ms Rivers, Aspinwall; 4th; . Dyer, hh, Georse Peabody, MeCahany mond: 7th, Susan Gardner, Havana; Jossph Souther, ‘aity, do Sailed 3d, rehr allio Burpham, Baxtor, N of Hatteras; 4th, back Alnun Coombs, Coombs, Sagua; schrs Loui Bliss, Strong, N of Hutteras; Mary A Power, Wiley, do; Sth. brigs Renshaw, Sylvester, New Works Ada d+ White, Whito, N of Hattaras: 7th, xchr Ella, Cotter, do, In port Sth, louding, barks Marth: " of Hat- wn: Addie’ MeAduin, do; Zebu (Bri, do brige Anna D do; Addie lial, do: Ernest, do: Nellie Hnsted, do; Fiv lo; Margaret Powrie (Br), do; ches Jelar- son Borden, doz Rabecea Florence, do: Maggie M Rivers, do. Cuantorrntown, PEL, May 9—Cleated, schr Sarah beth (Br), Sampson, 3 ‘ork. Faturn Pott, May 14—Arrived, steamer Corinthian (Br), from Gtasgow for Quobec. TLAvANA, May 7—Arrived, panier Gusts Hill, Indiavola, ty ite Liverpool; bar! 4 Gay sehrs_ Advts: y, Cardenas; Donna’ Anna, Ams* hurst, do; 7th, bark Harriet S Jnckson, Bacon, Sagna: rchrs Fina F Hart, Hart, Matanzas; Edward Waite, York, dog bark Joshua Loring, Cogk, do; brigs J F Meiry, Bradloy, do; Albertl, McCanlder, Sugua; CO Van Horn (Br), Hooker. do. Sailed 9th, brig Bride (Br), Bartaby, Matanzas ana New 01 Cleared 7th, steamer Valloy City, Jackson, Key West; sour BF Lowell, Simpson, Sau In port May 9; loading, barks Aun Elizabeth, for N of Unt- (Pr), doy Bangor (Fr), New York; Ches- gustav Helene (Nor). do; George Henry ‘or), do; Niza Sheldon, do; Ormus, do; iznie, do; Ouribon, ios ‘brigs Aft N M Bain, do: Josie’ C. ilaseltine, do: Odorfila, do: Raven, do; Martha A Berry, Portland: Mary Bartlett, N of Hatteran: sche Nuncy W Smith, Tooker, New York; Muvville Bryant, New Orleaos. Also loading, bark Fumiliens Mnide (Nor), for » Charlotte A Littiofield, cto: (Nov) do: brig torag: Constusn tina Redman, di JC Hazaitine, New York: sehr Cora Etta, do Maureax, NS, May 13—Arrived, steamer Alhambra (Br), Wilson, Now York. ‘Arrived 14th, steamer Nova Scotian (Br), Richardson, Baltumore for Liverpe ices Tith, agit texwmer Scandinavia (Br), Ramsay (81), for Dermuda and St ‘hamas, alta. April 23—Snailed, ship Solan, Allan, Boston. 4 omer: March 30—Arrived, brig Woodland, Valen- 10, New York. tin 4 In'port March 31, bark Ella, Matthews, tor Now York. Maraxnas, May ateamer Gtistnnd (Br), Rut. ter, Havana; sehr Wi Burreughe, Smith. Liverpool: us (3p), Gurtien, Havana (and cleared 9th soprs Edward Waite, York, Havana; Emma Sinall, N of Hatterag; brig do; xehrs Emma 0 Rommell, ‘arleton, Butler, do; Thomas Fisher, do; 9th, berk Queen of the Soath (Br), Falmouth, E; schrs 5 M Loring, Loring, \ of Ramon de Ajnriva, Magee, do, port, sehr Annie Fairfax, Port Prava, OVE, April 10—In Sminiley, for Ginmbra in » fow days, PANAMA, April Sailod, steamers Salvador, Russell, Champerico: 20t>, Costa Kien, Whiteberry, Acapulco; May cisco, Waddell, San Francisco, April 29—Arrived, schr Leona, Rana, ‘mL ‘7c, stourni tor Bultimore) ; ix PRIL delphta. Port Mew Ave, May 10—Paseed, brig Kildonan (Br), from Beovtand oe —— y 10~Arrived, shins Colonial Empire, Manson, Dato, Cooper. Cardiff: 1th, Adolphas, Rose, bark Lydia, Lursen, Tonsberz. . March 23—arrtved, brig Jobn Welsh, Jr, Arm- Philadelphia, st . Pe, April —— In port, vark Paladin (Arg), Jones, from’ Baltimore; brig Mary’ (Br), Dodge, for New York, with sugar, St Jaco, April 30—Arrived, brig DC Chapman, Knight, Siznaliel May names, &¢, Hot it Salted April 28, bark Tres de Mayo (Sp), Gamecho, Balti+ more: Akbar, Thompson, St Jago; Mattio Main, Theatrap: travis, do; Johu 8 Wood: do (all to load for N of Hat- s to; Ligeie Major, Tracy, eras), + Suiled Sth, brig Tres Sobrinos (Sp). Barreno, Baltimore; 7th, Emma, Buekman, Boston, Cieared (0 7th, brig Belle of the Bay, Welton, New York; sebrs Virginix, Bangs Tn port 7th, loading, bark Sehamyl, N of Hattonns, and others: Ada f Crosby: Cesby, do: bilge Ollvar Cutty: San Jacinto, Akbar, C8 Packard, Atlis, Charles Purvis, Clrtio, Manlius (Br) Etta Whittemor hry h 8 Warding, Cressie- w ers, Ella M Penuell and Carrio 8 Hart, all above arrivals and others St Joux, NB, May 11 Olen Hamburg (Nor), Jor: gensen, Limerick; bark [1 atin (Br), Marshall, Burrow; sehr Emma (Be), Danham, Now Fork, Cleared 14th, ship W A Campbell, Curling, Liverpool, Arrived May 14, brig Maggie (i), Wyman, Philadel. , Liverpool for New York, Uxeas, April 40—In port, sebea Adolph Flaxe, for Gal- veston; Leonard Daniels, for New Orloans Tunxs Istaxps, May B—Sniled, ship Bath, Me. Arrived at Granil Turk April 27, sche Hannah Coom King, Philudeiphia; May 2, ahr, Lizalo Titus, Fournier, Cindad Bolivar, ‘Tenred April 25, acht Gon Coonor Shute Boston. wrod at Cockburn Harbor April 26, bark Zephyrine obnston Bi (not Baltimore), ‘, April 27-—-Nailed, bark Irbnsides, Tapley, for to load ior New Yorn, Arrived, bark Henry Bueb, Sorman, in, Arrived at the Idand, sen 14, ship William (Br), Jour- irginia, Hooker, VALPARAISO, A New York; 4th, Wixpson, S ril 4—Arrived, bark Hosea Rich, M ship Hattie Taploy, Smith, Mon’ fay 4 Cleared, achrs Soavonir (Br), Wate 1. Alineda, Smith, do; 8th, Frank’ Lenn: Shaw, Shaw, @o; Lucy Colwell, doz 4, Oulton, dos 1s Mb, Anna Shepard, AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, May 1 rived, sehrs Armstrong, Port sland and sailed for Borten); Marion Draper, and Mabel Thoms, Georgetown; Wrid Pigeon, Mrovidence; WD Hil | ton, Palladeiphi Passed up tor Hi Tuddle, r,and LB Cownorthwaite. ane Zetown=Sehrs John Tway, RW Godfrey, aad ton” NA |, sehr Dindem, Gray, New } York, BOSTON, May 13— Arrived, steamers Win Lawrence, lowes, Baltimore; Harrisbu: parks . Worth, PhiladsIphi + Rephyrine, Johnston, rt Jebnson. tt, New Vork; Woymouth (ir), Durker, A Be Turks Isiand, sche Mary ndish, Uiggt Also arrived, stenmer Gen Whitney, Ha! rele Jessio BH Simith, Tyler, Clenfnegor Satled. eovmer Istrian, —Arrived, stonmers Atlas (Br), Hoseason, Liver. Normon, Aickerson, Phila Benrd chem, Fowes ; Siphon, Culontta: Sarah, Ingersoll, Now York; rics Armida ‘(ftul), Potrotuazt, Marseilles; Nellia Mitchell, Jackson, Port Praya; W. morelani|, Smith, Barbados; sehrs Witham Hayes, Pan. ning, Cienfuegos: Bolle, Munroe, Barbados: N J Miller, . Mitagoune: Cabot, Chase, Sew. York: Montana, | Block, DM French, Childs, and’ Fannie & Hadith, Bart: | lett, Rondont; \ cker, and Jennie Care ter, Carter, W Ingraham, Poughkeepsie; Hinunah Willets, \Villets, Amboy ; Herbert Manton, Crowell, Ward, Inman, Port Johnson; Agnes i Bacon, AM Ation, Cochrane, and E'A BSeribner, Allen, pita: W Walton, Buekalow, Alexandria, Alto arrived, bark Chet Miller, Clenfugos; sehrs Gon- eral Connor, Shinto, Surinam via Eoxt arbor: Marsha Jane, Simpson, Barbados; L smith, Webber, Porth Amboy; Alpha, Savlsbiry, Port Johnson ;' Horace Moody, Phiiad Louisa Fraglor, Crawford, do; Kat Rich, Donghty, do; Laura V_ Kos tinghiam, Ayres, Alexandria Cleniet—Steamer Neptune, Berry, New York; | schrw Abbie Pitman, Chase, Surinam; Annie D Merritt, Pink ham, New York: John Croeto Allen, Philadelphia; Nickerson, do; KR Treasure, Henderson, a Handy, Georgetown, Kmocson, Senrs, Valtinore onto Luey 1) Saited <Harks Sinyrniote and Curl Max. BALTIMOK May 14—Arrived, steamers + Taekuhoe, Browa, Newbern, NC ), Muavich, Leith; brig Giles Lorug, Anderson, : sebrs Wliza Christie, Bongell. St Johos, PR. George Taulane, Adams, Boston; J F Manson, Manson, do JS Parker, Oulton, Oriens, Lt; J H Hoyt, Lyon, New Haven. Also arrived, ship Stelia (Ger), Horm, Bremen; bark Odulia (Span), Echevarria, Havana: sehee NOB Bisk, Rogors, Bostou! AP Cranmer, Irsard, doy Kine H Drum: 4. Demerara (sea Miscellany) ; Geo M Porter, It bE. Uollier, Guombs, do: X Berry Kk Wilson, Cropp York; Jennie « Woods’ Hol O10. John Hopking, Hallett, Bow Borrano, Cork; Trionto (Ital) = Erichson, bee Thos J Seward, san; sam , Downs, Mo Janeiro: David TT: Gaskoll, Port Antonio; Mary H Hand, Hand Bridgeport On) er, Smith, Boston; Joba ? Manson, Manson, ‘eorgotown—Sehrs Fiwood Burton, Joseph | 4g; Vrate, Plomnta, do Teléa Mar, Danesn, Relfaet, Me ‘Tarcook. I and Columbus. Te Ariived, bark Maria (Sp). sare ay. Oth, schrs Mary, Augusta, Holt, Savannah; Rising n. Jones, Churleston. BATH, diay 12—allod. schrs Ada Barkor, Dobbin, Sa- tanzas: Honry Adelbert, Mead, Georgetown, DO, BRISTOL, May 12—Arrived’ sen B F Woolsoy, Tyrrell, Port Johnson. CEDAR KEYS, May 7—Arrived, schr A fl Belden, Terry, Gniveaton, to lond for New York. . JUABLESTON, ‘May 11—Arrived (at Quarantine), brig Neuvitas (Sp), Domenech, Cienfuegos. Clenrods-Bork 1 Georg, Stover, Cork, for orde JN Coloy, Wileox, New York vin Brunswick, Ga Rudd, Anderson, Baltimore vin Fernandina, 12¢—Cleared, schr Albort Thomas, Roxe, Baltimore. , 13th—Asrived’ at Quarantine, bark Orchilla, Devereux, nfuexos. . led Brig Aquidneck, Brunswick. 14th—Arrived, sche Tarrynot, Corson, Georgetown, 80. DARIEN, May 10—Clonred, ‘barks Sinbeam (Lr), Brown, jw fororders; 11th, Ocean (Br), Whiteside, Bels schra ‘ove ple Sf DG ARTOWN, May 10—Arrived, sche II P Hatlesk, Now for Hingham. barity port—ehr John J Ward, Ygman, New York for Bose ton. RNANDINA, May 8—Arrived, schr L. 4 Edwards, Mile w Yor! \—Cleared, schr Mattie B Rulon. Asay, New York. PORTRRSS” MONROE, May 14—Arrived, bark Viva gion. Peterseu, Hult, pooling; brige Dot Gratia (Br), . and Jennio Morton, Fooks, Martinique for ore dara; schrs Bowdoin, Randal', Guadaloupe for do: Georze K Hatch, Murphy, Matanzas for do; Eben Fisher, Reynolds, do do, ‘maned Itimore—Barks Paola Revello (Ital), Reweller Lantern’ ros go Mayo (Sy fram Havana Norn 5 ee Demetwra: 1E Canu (Br), Henry, b |, Carter, from Cardenas; Thos a, id fr Halifax, Vase eee Charles Deouta, from Baltimore for Franeiacy, FALL KIVER, May 10-—Arrived, steamers Defiance, Crocker, und Panther, MMs. Philadeipula. Sniled—Sebrs L N'Lovell, Borden, and E B Wheaton, Barrett, Philadelphia. Lith ‘Arrived, schrs Twilight, Cathcart, Amboy; Ripple, Riley, and Vapor. Bartlett, Port Jonnsou, i Sehrs Wost Wind, Boxman, Philadelphia; Scud amer Norfolk, Ford, Pbiladolphia. ‘teamer Panther, Mills, Philadelphin, May ¥—Arrived, schr Torrey, Cook, Tax: n. myath—Arrived, steamer City of Houston, Eldridge, New on ORGETOWN, 8C, May 6—Arrived schrs Eloanor, Squires, New York: 10th Ridgewood, Johnson, do. GLOUCESTER, May 11-—~Arrived, sehr Ellen M Adams, Adams, New Orlenns vin Boston. JACKSONVILLE, May l0—Arrived, schrs Marcas Ea wards, Dowslass, w York: cline, White, Belfast, Me, MACHLASPORT, May 7—Sailed, sebr Sarah Bernice, Proctor, New York NEW ORLEANS, May 14—Clearod, steamer } Quick, Matanzas Passes, L4th—Arrived, barks Arno, St Thomas Gover, Blo Janiero: T A Manet, Havre. |-—Steamer Texan (Ie). May 12—Arrlved, schr Tan V McCabe, Pick: ci ‘th Carolina for Baltimore. NEWBURYPORT, May 11—In port, achrs Herbert, Crowell, will proceed to Rockport, to load for New York? Pilovs Bride, Eldridge, will take 1 stono ballast at Lanes: ville for New Yor Lucy K Cozgswell, Chenoy, now partly loaded, will finish loading at Lanesville for Philae deiphty. ‘NisW BEDFORD, May 12—Arvived, schra John Il Perry, Woods, Philadelphia: FC Smith, Smith, Port Johnson, Sailet—Sehr Fatrwind, Howman, New York. 1s Arrived, steamer Perkiomen, Albertson, Philadel ciira Willard Saulsbury, Hanuy: Wm Gessner, Owe Wm Whitehead, Titus, and S 8 Smith, Snow, Ware- ham ‘for New York; Jnsse Murdock, Slocum, Philadelphia Mattie Perry, Chase, do, NEWPORT, May 12--Arrived wchrs G_ Lovell, Lovell, Marion for New York; Geo B Markle, Shropshire, Port Jolinson for Pall River (and both wailed): * Sailed—Sebrs Island iy, Aljen. Hurwich for New York. PM— Arrived, selirs kt E Yates, from Philadelphia; Jamot Huyles, Snow, Port Jolinyon ; Isaac*ll, Borden, Dodge, Fall River for New York. EW LONDON, May 14—Arrived, brig Silas N Martin, Brown, Porto Rico; s.hr Fanny Flint, Warren. Ponce P R NEW HAVEN, May 12—Arrived, sche 3 B Buckley, New York; sloops Mary Gray, Graham, Brooklyn; Unity, New York. ; b PORT BLAKELY, May G—Suailed, bark Martha Rideout, ells, San Prancisco. r PASCAGOULA, May 9—Clearea, barks Sirius (Nor), Jorgensen, Truro; Brave Lourmel (ir), Chardot, Calaisy schrs Eugene, Banker, Pensucola; Clara Merrick, Irelundg Philadelphia: Golden'Age, Messina, Apalachicola. PENSACOLA, May 8—Arrived, schr Indianola, Bloom, Fulton (Texas). Cloared—Baric J W Sotterwell (Sw), Lofyvist, munde. Mth-Cloared, ship Urania (Nor), Jorgensen, London. PORT ROYAL, SC, May 14—Arrived, steamer City of Austin, Stevens, New York (and sailed tor Fernandina). PHILADELPHLA, May 14—Arrivod, steamers Romnn, Crowell, Boston; Williamsport, Willetts, do: Panther, Mills, Fall Kiver: Deflance, ‘Crocker, do; Anthracite, ‘umloy, New York; Vulean, Wilcox, Hartford; brig IB ves, Cummings, Baltimore: achrs Post Boy, Robin. son, Maynguex: © M Richardson, Richardson, Cardenas; White Wing, Snow, Port Antonia; Graco Davi! Joun, NB: David Faust, Smith, Ellsworth, Me? Muhaska, Williams, Portland, Mary dams, Coombs, Round Fond Sky Lark, Robbins, Boston: Helen Carroll, Stoningtor ©” Wells, Case, Greenpoint; Addie Schiseffer, Deacon, Now York Express Tilton, Bowen, Boston, Also arrivod, steamers Pottsville, Pierce, Boston; United, Westcott, Elizabeth Wity: schrs J H Stickney, Qolleson, Point-a-Pitre, Guud; Allie Buruham, Baxter, Cardenas? lattie, Glichrist, Branswick,Ga; Armenia, Cole, New York; Alpjne, Marshall, Providence; Sam Sharp, Webb, Hoxton | Julia Seldon, Ballance, blicaveth Vity, NO: May J Fisher, Garver, Leachville, NO; glenry Wadiling, Vou Gilda, Port? an Heestes ared—Stoamers Allentown, Millx, Portsmonth: Jn- niata, ; Beverly, Wallace, Now Yu bries WH Latimer, Armstrong, Barbados; Mansanill Dix, Salem; gcbra Althen, ilackman, Portsmouth: Foam, Dix, do; Bessie Morris, Corson, Boston; BF Cubuda, Swain, Providence: MU Lyons, Young, do; Helon, Cart roll, do; Helen A Ames, Endicott, do. 3 ‘Brad. shave, Bradshaw, ‘Boston; HG Kidvwards, Higbee. doi Ellen B Rmory, Wicks, do: Tillie Vanderherchen, Bateua Chariowon? te, Avary. ovate, Now Wedfond 3 M Bom! mall, joucester: Caly: jarris. tut erect Belle Halladay, Burt do; Rowdine” Rallcon 47, Kk, New Haven: Reading Railroad No’ 34, Adams, do; Robin flood, Baxter, Norwich; Sanbeam, Mo- Ginnis, Groton: Joseph Porter, Burron:ch, Bristol: How. Williane, Wainwright, Providence ; Manaway, Hampe ton, Millville: MJ Wills, Caso, Greenport. Alco cleared, steamers Dominion (Br), Roberts, Liver- pool; Achilles, i Newburyport; ‘bark Tommasea (tni), Nepoti, Venice; sche Larry & Fred, Gurdaor, Cien fuogoa; Orrie'N Drisko, Drisko, Portland; Kate N Aitken, Browor, Boston; Isaac 8 Clark, Lake, do; A Truedely Grace, Medford; Sam Sharp, Webb, Sales. Natled—Steamers Allentown, Achilles and Janiata, PORTLAND, Me, May 14—Arrived xchrs Henty Dewey, Philadelphia; T Benedict, New York. Cloared —Brig Merriwn, Downs, Sazua. PORTSMOUTH, May £2—Salled, sete John Stroup, Hursty Now Yo PROVIDENCE, May 12—Arrived, schrs Charlie Backl, Foss, Pensacola; Emma arey, Hail, Philadelphia; Anti Eliza, Robbins, Mort Jobnsou for Pawtucket ; Lillie O Wells, Wells, South Amboy: Shamrock, Troy, Haverstraw: Katie J Hoyt, 4 ny Helen Mar, Ward; Minquas, Phillips: 8 M Tyler, Hart; Kate xcranton, Pond; John Stockham, Hart, and Surah Purves, Lisle, Hoboken. Suiled—Sehr Lady Ellen, Howe, South Amboy; Oceann: Young; GW Kawlar, Rawley; Wm H Bowen, Jackson Fiyaway, Kuos, and Rightingale, Young. New York, 1sth—Arrived, steamer MeClell ‘uylor, Baltimore via Norfolk: brig I 4 Rowley, Rowley, Galveston ; schrs Isa- bella Thompron, Howe, Philadelphia: J Crocktord, Harty James Stiles; Henry A Demin, Boardman, Peerless, Bmith ; (ie 7 Gurney, Gurne, 2 Wa . Adams? and Alvert Pharo, Blugham, Port Jotinson: Entire, Kine nenr, Rondout; Bolle R Hull, Brash, Perth Amboy; Lina, mnie, th ut ery, Elinabethpot Urbanna, Allen, Jersey Cit; Falconer. Brackmau, Arnold; Sarah A Hawkins; Golden ‘arron, MeGar; Richard Law, ‘Kagle, Kelley: Cynthia Jane, Gardner: and Mary ¥ Woodball, Horton, Hoboken. PAWLUCKET, May 12—Artived, schr Ann Eliza, Robe Hoboken. ss d—Schre E & I Oakley, Nowman, and J H Young, New York. MOND, May 12—Arrived, brig Soabird (Br), Lindy New York, to load for Rio Grande rs Agnes, Hodgson, Bath, Mo; Annie E Moors, Eskridze, Now York. uiled—Barks Roria (Nor), Hanson, Elsinore for orders Trafik (Nor), Jacobsen, Queenstown for orders: schrs P Willets, Willots, Albany, NY; Etiwan, Prince, Gharleston, via Rappabenn SAN barks Gen Cobb, bin St Barre RIC! ack River. FRANCISCO, May 6—Arrived, Oliver, Senbeck ; Forest Queen, Burns, lort Ludlow: Rival, ‘Adanis, Shoalwater Bay: Aurevla, Malgram, Seattio; W if Gawley, McUnire, Pors Madison; brig T W Lucns, Went. worth, Port Gambe. Sailed—Slup Germania, Baker. Bellingham Bay La Querida (Br), Moys, Burrard Intet; Atalanta, Port Game; Caroline Read, Sermore, Port Binkely. 11th—Arrived, ship Samatra, Clough, Hong Hon: SEATTLE, May 6—Salled, bark J B Bell, Fox, San Fram cise NOAYANNAH, May 13—Arrived, schr Joho Ingrabamy New York. Tith—Avtived, seir WW I’haro, Edward, Baltimore, Balled Dark Daphne (Nor!, Barth. Buenos Ayres. SALEM, mat 11—Sailed, sche Loulse A Boardman (from barke jatier, Hoboken), Calais, Listh—t ed, sche Hateie Lollia, Lollis, Phijadelphia, Vth Arrived, sehrs Forest City, Hodgins, Perth Ams boy; Nellie Brown, Kelly, Rondout; Hero, Baker, New a BY W Lewis, Tupper, Bath, to load ice’ for Wiiminge jan, NC, toa N, May 12—Arriced, achrs Jennie Rogers, Boxers, Port Johingon; Michael C Collins, and Golden Rule, Ww de Newport tor Now York * VINEYARD HAVEN, May Arrived, schrs Ploretly Ruggles, Barbados, for Boston; PS Smith, Upton, x for do; Jolin Baleh, Hannah, Port Blohnson for 1m; Henrietta, Erskine, do, for Gardiner; Nettie Cushs Robinson, South Amboy, fur Rockland ; Edwnra stunty, st Geen o. for New York; Daniel Morris, Met Philadelphia, Gritiing, Stocking, Philadephia, niucket, od by—Sehe M W for Boston, Saliod—Sebrs Harniet, Lowis © Russell, 8 C Tryon, MS St Pierre dir), Onward, Nettio Cushing. Duniel Morris and Henrietta, Tti—-Agrived, rehes Elia M Watts, Watts, Pensncola fur Roston, Wm Il Mauler, Patterson, Now York for Portland Sallie B, Bateman, Portsmonth for Phitadelphin J Beckers man, Hathaway, Boston tor Georgetown, DC; US steamer Myrcle, Foster, from Portland, with material for new lighte n Kast neate Od by Behe Pedro A Graw, Lake, Philadelphin fos d—Schrs J A Beckerman, William H Mailter, Eta M P Lemith, Plorolla (itr), Edward Stanley and John Arrived, schrs Annie E Webb. Hawkins, Now York Kmma G Bdwards, Higbee, Bs Henry D May, May, do for doy rdo; Mary Riley, itiley, do for SDeturler, Powell, lor HW Godtreyy Rock! 14th- for Boston (and sniled; ton, for Phile etpl tt Lynn for do f ton for do or New York: do far Baltimore; Vochnsset D Marston, Bleckenton, do 1 City: Superior, do fe York; dati Reeklana for a ; Belie, Mott, ner, Plymouth for do, Maggie wt for Rondont nH Gould, Be LLMINGFON, May 14—Arrived, bark Tarpeiag (Br), Doan, Liverpool WILMINGTON, Del, May 14—Arrived, sclit Jessie [inne beth, Weaver, New York. WARKENAM, May Newcastle, Del, trived. sche Joseph Hay, Batler, rEET DORE, vinta VATHOAT FOR SA a emp. Addrors box 10% terad Upe Jit. hard wood: very town Branch oftice JNO SALE “N17 VOOT WORKING BOAT, over, in best condition Apply ta — , —") VOR SALE, H=TWO S1Gr§ AM ined 54 72.109 tons G, W. CARPENT! A Se a IMITHS BOATS AND OATS, 10 SOLSH BT. (ast itiver Bridge). ANTED—A LARGE STRONG OVS i Haat ck} exehange for 8) ncres of lund. 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