The New York Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1877, Page 10

THE, MIDNIGRT WURDER. | __ soma, _seroom Mrs. Gunser Says She Knows Her Husband’s Assassin. HE IS NOT IN CUSTODY. Sontinnation of the Coroner's Inquest—Mrs. Guneser's Condition. eosamemereeencoeoet The terrible tragedy ai Eust Williamsburg of Sun- day night attracts greater attention as the mystery surrounding the affair seems to deepen. The driver, ‘William Schmidt, who was the last man tn the barroom John Gunser, the murdered man, and was arrested on Monday evening, was taken om the Fifth precinct station house to the scene of the murder by Sergeant Fielding yesterday morning about half-past eleven o'clock, George Griess, the other prisouer, baving Deen released. After a few minutes’ private conversa- tion with Coroner Carrol he was taken to the scene of the tragedy and confronted with the corpse 01 the deceased, It was lying in a large ice box im the north- west corner of the barroom, and sitting and stand- ing around the room were thirty or forty of the relatives and friends of the deceased, eagerly watching the scene, Schmidt fearlessly and without bianching looked at the corpse, saying, us he did so, “I am sorry for him, but I don’t know uny- thing about the murder.” He tnen lingered for a moment OF two gazing on the corpse, and, turn- ing away, engaged in conversation with a few friends until the Coroner ordered him removed until the inquest in the evening. Adam Martin, the employé of Gunser, who was examined on Monday, and Maria Ebrhardt, bis betrpthea, who resides close by, were closely interrogated yesterday respecting the domestic relations of the Gunsers, and after some talk.and an admission made by Mrs, Gun- eor’s'sister, acknowledged there was some difficulty be- tween deceased and his wife arising from her too great Intimacy with Willam Schmidt, Mrs. Michacl, th wife of the barber, with whom the Guugers bave had frequent quarrels and twoor three lawsuits, who re- Rides in the next house, says that Mrs, Gunser fre- quently upbraided her busband on bis lameness—be bad one short leg—and on one occasion, after calling bim a “crooked dog,” be seized her by the bair and dragged ber around the room, kicking ber. Mrz. Gunser gave birth to a child on the od inst., and Saturday last was the frst time she left her room and was very weak all day Sunday, and ber condition, In view of the injuries received at the bands of the assassin, renders her condition very critical, though Dr. Charles J. Stahl, her medical attendaut, thinks she will ultimately recover. The Coroner and District Attorney Downing impressed upon nim the necessity of a more searching examination into What she knew of the wurder, and, despite his appeal to postpone it for a day or two until she was a Iittle stronger, he was compelled to allow it to take piace, und under the pressure of Mr. Downing divulged that which will undoubtealy lead to the arrest of the ly au. The continuation of the inquest followed er blutement, and uiter the lence was taken Will- jom Schmtdt was released on bis own recognizance to appear und testily wuen called upon, ‘The woman, who saw the mun by tho light of a keroe sene lamp, tbouzb partially dazed by the lirst blow she received in her forebead and by tbe blood flowing down her {uce, fully recognized the assass!u, who, it is hoped, will soon be in custody. For politic reusons “thas portion of ber statement is kept sccret tor the present. MRS. GUNSEK’S STATEMENT. Mrs, Gunser mado an additional statement to Dis- rict Attorney Downing und Coroner Carroll, in which she said:~I suved my head with my rightarm, When I woke up vlood was vromiglas | down wy luce. i bud been bit before | awoke, Suw 4 mun Ip front of my ved striking at me. 1 could not then recog- nize bim. | got out of Led and calied to my busbaud then rau to the kitchen, tue mun followed Firiking me; not u word was spoken; I think he wus trying to kill me; us soon as be heard the poise up stairs he ran out; t did not try to hold bun; 1 ‘i chipebea"to ‘onde mya when my” buavaud | Ealeliade® the allpe sree Nl aid vot apswer wy call I thought be was ~ ‘SUMMARIES. not in the room; Wheu I came back from] piper Race,—Purse $200; class 3.00; mule heats, the kitchen 1 guw bim in the bed bleeding; the man who was digcharged by my busband bas rot becu here but once since he lett; be knew the pluee worsens us Le helped to band it; the man who struck ine was large enough for him. She suid that the barber was afraid to go out nights alone, and it was not litn; the man who struck me did not spe Ki ouce | bad bold of the stick that he lit mo with; felt col us if 1t was rou; he took it out of my Baldy Schuidt and Guoser were good friends; ‘a short tine since, Gunser got Schmiut into bis lodge; tie lume mau (Andrews) would not be able to do wiat was done to ine; be Was nob (he mun; the cellar door on the Street gas cot locked on Suoday might; 1 think the first Woundthat 1 received was in tbe forehead Wheu my he! was under the bedelothing assembled at aletropolitan Hall aud the following testumony taken, District Auorney Downing, at the request of Corouer Carro}, conduct- ing the eXumination. Miss Annie Gebhardt testified:—I live on Forrest avenue; 1 was at home all day on Sunday; saw Mra, Gunser on Monday morning. Wituess stated ber con- versation, as aircady published, with Mrs, Gauser in relation 10 the wflray on Sunday wight. wJonn We: uve resided there about six months; | was ai Gunser's on Sunday; in the afternoon | had a tight with my brother-in-law; he owed ine seventy-live cenis; we came to blows; | asked him for my money; two men juterfered; did not hear Mrs. Ginser fay uwnything; I made no threwis against the Gunsers; 1 was at home during the even- img; 1’ was never locked up im my life; Mrs. Pauline Lube, the next witness, said:—I reside in Williamsburg; kuow sclmidt; know ali the foiks who were al Gunter’s on Sunday night; I do not know the girls’ pames; one of them was named Scbeter; [ urrived at Gunser’s about eight o'clock; An- drews came in while | was there; Mr. and Mrs. Gunser rewaimed in the barroom all the evenin; betmidt and Kearns wept down iu the car with me when I Went home; we lett about ten o'clock; three pirls, Audrew Martin, the workingman, and Mr. and Mrs, Gupser, remained at the house wien we lett; did bot bid theta good night; it was schmidt who called [rom the door for tue cur to goon; ! have never seen anything wrong in Gunger’s house; | did not go there by appolatment; we were all friendly and lett triendly ; uiways found Mr. and Mrs Gunser on good terms; 1 have no suspicion of avy person who could commit the crime. Poter Kuchrer sworn, said:~I reside at 57 Olive street; am aconductor on the North Second street car jive; Schmidt, Kearns, Mrs. Liebe and three other Jadies got on iny car just velow Gunser’s on Sunday evening, about ten o'clock; they gob.out at the depot ‘anster Lickets, ymidt, When examined, Guuser; she 18 ny aunt; id:—I reside Mr. and Mrs. Witness” testimony Iiebe’s as to the who were in the bouso on Suhday evening. Mrs, Guuser knew that night that ber busband was dead; she cried about 1t,and said, “Lizzie, my poor bushand, he was always kind to mo;” she ufter- ward became “delirious, nnd has been partially so ever since. Coroner Carroll then adjourned the inquest until two o’clock I’. M. on Tuesday next, and Seminidt was discharged on his own recognizanee, no testimony ap: | pearing to Warrant bis turcher detention. DRAMATIC. AND 1 MUSICAL NOTES, | Two concerts will de given in the hall of St, Peter's Church, Barclay street, on this and to-morrow evening. Both are for the benefit of the Christian Brothers’ Novitiate and to assist in paying off the debt on thar building in Westchester county. The concerts will be given by the pupils of St Petor’s School, and will be followed by an address from Rey. M. J, O'Farreil, with Mra, Gunser lived happily togetuer. corroborated = Mrs, A pleasant amateur entertainment was givon here | last evening for the benefit of the organ and general fund of the Charch of the Advent. Members of the Windsor and other dramatic clubs suppliod the lst of performers, who for the most part acquitted themselves | with zeal and-credit, Scenes from the “Honeymoon” were represented, and the ‘'Mun of Many Frienus”? was given as a concluding comedy. A recitation and tho grave digger’s scene from “Hamlet,” with four charac. | ters represented ventriloquially, were inciuded. A good selection of music was rendered by an orchestra composed of members of the Mozart Masical Union, “The Princess Royal’ is in its second week at the Grand Opera House, and appears to be attracting fair houses, Wo notice certain little inattentions on the part of the actors tuat would hardly be tolerated at the Firth Avenue Theatre, and we imagine the patrons of the Grand Opera are entitled to quite as much consideration ag those of the Fifth Avenue, For instance, at the pertormances on Monday night tho actors were not ready to ‘come on” atthe proper moment three or four times, Making a very annoying hitch in the performance. This was notably the caso ym the last scene, whore Coghlan should havo rushed to the rescue of John Uroughom; Kerner could have slain His Majesty three or tocr times betore Trenck appeared sword in hand, to reseue the poor Prussian King, with his Hibernian broguo, from the onsinught of | bis traitorous captain, ser testilled as loliows:—Kesideon Forrest | persons | RACING IN. KENTUCKY. Leet KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION — Lizzie WHIPS “AND JOE BHODES THE WINNERS. Lexixqros, May 15, 1 The weather to-day was showery. [t raiued during the morning quite heavily, but this did not injure the track inthe least; in fact, it was much betier than yesterday, Theafternoon was delightiul between tne, light showers, aud the attendance at the course was quite large. Two races came off, the first betng mile heats and the second: @-dash “of two miles and ap eighth, In the first race there wore five starters, comprising Elemi, Lizate Whips, Actress, Janet and Apnie Lisle. Elomi was the favorite against the field. by THE Race. First Heat,—Annie“Lisle took the lead with the tap ofthe drum, was never headed and’ won quite handily by two lengths, Lizzie Whips second, a length tn front of Actress; Janet unde Annie Lisle filth, Time, 1:47, Second Heut,—Five to one on Elemt She took the loud; Janet wos second, but soon afterward showed in front, and kept thoro until she reached the lower turn, Elemi came to ,the front again at the three-quarter pole, when Lizzie Whips came with a rush, and after a whipping race, won by two lengths, Elem ond, Janet third, Actress fourth, Annie "Lisle distanced. ‘Time, 1:45. Third Heat.—Two to one on Lizzie Whips, who took the iead at the start, was’ never beaded ana woo bandily by two bay in 1:47%. TUK SECOND RACE bane but two starters of of “the nine entries, These were & Co.'s img Joo Rhodes, and 188: colt Laamrvat hodes, Leal topiun, ‘The betting was 2 to ington jumped off with the 1 on Joe lead, which he held to the half mile ground, when Joo Khodes passed him and wonyina canter by tive lengths. The first mile was run in 1:493,, two miles in 3:37 and the race In 3:53%, ‘he following are the SUMMARIES. KuxtvckY AssociATION—Svrine Mretixc—LExine- tox, May 15.—Finst Rack—Purse, $350; $300 to the frst and $50 w the second Lice Mile Beats. A. Buford’s bik. 1. Lizzie wimps, by Enquirer, Thomay Bradley's cb. |. Annie \e,, Dance, dam by Captain Beard, 4 years as 5 dis. Time, L47~-1:45—1:47%. Samk Day—Sxcoxp Rack, —A sweepstakes for four- year-olds; $50 each, plyy or puy; $500 udded; second horse to save bis stukes. Two miles and an e Starters, work. ‘A petition signed by leading turfmen here, protest. 1g igaiust the | passuge of the Pool dill, was sent to the Governor of New York to-day. MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB. ‘THE The spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey Clud | will begin on Tuesday next, will extend ‘brough four days, and will include eighteen races, two steeple chases being among theattractions. There is every indication that it will be one of the most brilhupt moetngs ever held at Pimlico course. ‘I'he most cele- brated stables ip the country will be represented, TROTTING, AT PHILADELPHIA, SECOND DAY OF THE SPRING MEETING AT SUF- FOLK PARK, PurLapePgia, May 15, 1877. This was the second day of the first spring trotting meeting, aud as the track wasin good order and the weather warm and fatr, tbe trotting was all that could be desired. Two events were on the card, tho first being for horscs that bad never beaten three minutes, and)tbe other tor horses of the 2:25 class, The frst trot was unfinisbed, three heats ovuly having been best three in five, in bi ‘ness, mec ke mores mote Sxcoxp Rack.—Purse $400; class 2:25; mile heats, | best three in tive, in harness, Little Mary . 2 41| Grey Chiet -2 2 4) Harrie... -3 3 2) General Howard. ~-5 43 Barney Kelly... -455 Time, TROTTING AT WASHINGTON, v. C. WasuinGTox, May 15, 1877. A trotting match for 2:34 horses came off at Bright- wood Park to-day an was won 4 A, T. Whiting’s Ned Buckiey, Timo, 2:39—2:41—2:. TROTTING AT “BOSTON, Bostox, May 15, 1877. The May Trotting Meeting at Beacon Park opened to-day, ‘The weather was tine, the track in goud con- dition, and the attendance unusually largo. First Race.—Class 227; purse $200, aivided. Six entries, five starters, S. m. Lady Foxey. 3811 G. m, Laura Willams iA es B, g. Joo Riple [2533 Ch. m, Laura Bella, var the ee a Bik. g. James & Rewer gs OY Time, 715, Sucoxn Rack. —Class 2:50; purse poe divided: twenty-one entries; sixteen starters. B, 8. Chester... R. g. Walter, ... B & Fraok A 8. Jimini m. Mattie, b. aly, Woodstock, ¢. ¢. . Daniel, uk. m, B Miller's Demet ug. Abron, b. m, Actress, b. gz Gen- eral Hampton, b. ¢. Fred ana b. g. Brown Bess were the otber starters. Time, | SHOOTING TOURNAMENT. Lexixeroy, Ky., May 15, 1877. The attendance at the shooting tournament to-day was larger thun usual. Tho following were the matches, all weil contested ;— . | . First—Sweepstakes, at pigeons—First money, E. | lh of Chicago; secoud money, W. D. Carr, of Pi ou Second—At pigcons—-Fisrst money, 8. W. Brags, of Paris, Ky.; second money, Captain Kerr, of Puris, Ky.; third money, W. v. Carr, of St. Lous. “Third--AV p\yeoue—First money, T. J. South, of Frankfort; second inoney divided between Martin and Klewnman ; third money divided between Carr and ‘Fourth—At glass balls—First money, Colonel Mc- | crurg, of Kuoxville, Tenn.; second money, Major J. M. Taylor, of Lexington. Fifth—At glass balls—Captain Hearne, of Spring- flold, Unio, won. B AS EBA nth! The frst of the championship series of games be- tween tho Hartfords, of Brooklyn, and St. Louis Glab was played yesterday at St, Louis, and resulted in a | just decisions on the part of the umpire, and at the close of the seventh inning relused to continue the game. The umpire then decided the game it favor of the Cincinnatis by the score of 910 0. At the close of the seventh inning the score stood as follows : Clubs. Lit, Bd, 4th, Sth, Bl, Tth, Cineinnatt 2 Oa Be as, , } Loursviin 0 | RR 8 | The game at Chicago yesterday, between the Boston and Chicago clubs, was postponed on account of rain, At Orange county, N. J., yesterday, the Brooklyn Club, of Brooklyny defeated the Orange Club by the score of 2 to 1 The Live Jaks, of 1 Mass., played a remark- ably One game ‘with Rochosters yesterday, at Rochester, The home team outbutted their oppo- nents, making five hits to the Live Oaks’ two, Tho visitors, however, played a sharp fielding gamo, and ined a victory by the low score of 1 to 0. In @ game played at Hornetlsville yesterday the Hor- hells defeated the Livingstons, of Geneseo, by the seore of 4 to 1, At Port Jervis, yoeterday, the Athletics, of Phila- deiphia, defeated the Dolawares by the score of Ll To-duy the Chicago and Boston clubs play at Chi- | | Hartiord and Indianapolis, at fodleoupotis; Athietic and Cricket, at Binghamton; Star and Alle- gheny, at Syracuse; Philadelphia ahd Allentown, at ‘hiladelpbia; Deflance and Mutual, at Philadephia; Harvard and Hub, at Boston; Lowoll and Fall River’ at Fall River, Mass, ; Live Oak and Erie, at Erie; and defeat for the Brooklynites by the following score: | Clubs, Ast, 2d. Bd, 4th, Sth, 6th. Th, 8th. Gh, | Hartiord.. oe ee oe ) 0 0 0 O02 St Louis. 3.0 O T.0 0 4. O Ong In the game at Cincinnati yostorday, between the | Cincinnati and Louisville clubs, the latter claimed un- | “NEW ‘YORK - ‘HERALD; WED) ESDAY,, “MAY © 16, ~1677.+PRIPLE- - SHEET. RIFLE CLUB COMPETITION. and the tempting sport wore Stronger rt visit the ranges than even the presence of Rex scores, Tab the shooting, a@ @ whole, was with qwe-excBptions. The south ‘out of a possible 1,800, pmnts, very satisfuc- THR Sconns ‘ Yards. -¥ards, ber og Total. 800 900 ' 10" 4 203 65 63 109 69 60 196 oe ‘5 1% +» 62 39 189 Fish 64 66 1si J.P. Waters, oe 6h 56 155 W. L, Gilbert, 53 38 145 To-day the 1] be along range match among the experts, who shoot at 3,000 yards ior ap elegantly mounted double barreiled breech lou CRICKET, * A match between the first eleven of St, George’s and areghaee clubs will be ‘played’ at Hoboken at SHIPPING ‘NEWS EZ ¥ROM, NEW "HS OF MAY AND: a Sails, | Destination pools, DATES OF paren Pa id FoR THE 2 ola Bowling Green ‘Steamer. Riva. 7 Bowling Green dam Grand Dutch 8., 3 years old............ 2 1 1499 Broadw T. J. Megibben’s ch. m. jemi, by Asteroid, 198, dam Edina, 5 years old... seeeeeee ‘2 at Bawiius Groen J. A. Grinstead’s br. ( Janet, by Lighthipg, 0) Brondway jam Keipio, 4 years old...... RSC PE ro | Broadwhy vie & Scully’s b, f. Actress, by Hartington, \: dam Laura’ Bruce, 3 yeurs old aoe 3 4 ro |y elle: goth. | Main Lisle & Co,’s b. g Joo thodes, by Virgil, aam tiem, 1 . F. Vissman’s b. o Leamingtouian, by Leaming- | wn ton, dam Mollie. wake A Sel ae Suevin. at City or Chester. . ARISTIDES LAME AGAIN—PETITION xO THE | piMatle i ee ig aw t 01 ling Greeo. GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK. ae gpaeiins Green Lrxixerox, May 15, 1877. Montana, . C) fanctabed Aristides whilo taling his work this morming.aiter a | Fyitcunic Foe terrae brisk gallop pulled up lame aud was stopped in his | Wyoming. 29 Broudway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY BUN AND MOOX, ” mIGH WATE. 441 | Gov. ‘Sun rises... Island. eve Il 17 Sun sets. 711 | Sandy Honk,....eve 10 32 Hell Gate.....morn 102 | HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- . VATIONS. May 15, 1 15, 1877. Ineb Deg. ‘| Wind, | 7 we 76 Wt 64) SWt S| 62] SWtiHazy NEW YORK, WAY 15, 1877. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEA® YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, mer Algeria (Br), Watson, Liverpool May 5 and town 6th, with mdse aud passengers to.0 G Franck- PORT OF ad sega eith (eep ae Schwensen, eran aed G 2. wud Hi Kune Sate & Coy wrth aff ear and fresh W winds and nl wear teeeohire Bieuiner Porcire (Fr). Duivy tl aah tits madre und 10 pansengere to Sioamer Atine (Br): Low, Tayt! ‘inf a Mase and parsengers to tyra Steamer Cleopatra, Bulkle: mdse and passengers to Murri Stoniner Morgan City, Reed, mayo and pastongers to Boxert & Morgan eamer Vity of Atlanta, Woodhall leston May 13, with mdse and passengers to James W. Quiatard & Co. May ) AM, 25. miles SW of Hatteras Shonls, passed Alziera, heuce for New Orleans; 6 AM, steamer Ntnto of Texas; hence for Galveston: passed close to the automatic buoys of Capes Lookout and Hatteras; both wore working well. Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond. Clty Point and Noriolk, with mdsa to the Old Dominion Steamship Vo. Ship Andrew Jok:nson (of Thomaston), Inllng 102 days, with guano to Hobson, Hurtado & Grace &.Co, Passed Cane Horn March 7 equator April 17, in lon 39 W; bad fine weather throughon ark Tl Vero (Ital), Celestina, Bristo Mareb 20, last to Lanro, Storey'& ¢ Sator’ (Ans): Premnda, Lyun vie Hampton Roads, wih °Na revarhg Si, May 10, with Ferris & Co, ‘ew Orlenus 6 days, with in ballast t h & Ci Bark Lasendis (Ger), Workke, Bromen April 3, in ballast to H Koop & Co ‘k Saga (Nor), vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. Bark Ada P Gould (of Addison), days, with sugar tod &G Fowler Bark Ms athow Buted, Greenloat, vendsen, Mavens 11 days, with suger Merritt, Cienfuegos 15 axel to Marcus Hunt. jen{uezos 14 days, with sugar to J G Fowler: vessel tod H Winchester & © rincess Beatrice (of Bydnoy. CB: Simmons, Point; days, with sugar to, table & Son, 10 ot Hatteras, with NE lon 72°50, spoke sehr _E York for Nassaui Lith, lat 8792, lon 72 45, brig Ma ) Sagua for Boston; samo time, bark Eveoing juantanamo for New York, ‘avana Packet . Harken, Porto Cabello, 19 with coffee to Daliet, Boulton « Co, is anchored at and NW gales; May 3, lat J Hammilton, from New days. ‘sandy Hook for orders. Brig Emma Dean (of St Kitts), 19 days, with coffee, &c, toJ Angostin: tt Porto Cabetlo, Aguadilla, PR, 13 days, with suger to Lanman, Kemp & Co; vessel to Boyd & Hincken, Briz David Baxbeo, les, Caiharien, 12 a sugar te order; vessel to Carver & Barnes. ane . Cleniuegos 22 days, with st Hunter, Was days Hatteras, wii lige easterly winds Brig Adal, White (of Vortland), White, Cardenas 9 da with sugar to order: vessel to Miller & Houghton, Tat 38, fong 74, spoke brig Orleans (Br). fr with loss of a Brig Ada (Br). Smith tary rye arnes. ware Hit Wwittbame (ol Stina) Monntfort, Cardenas 11 days, with sugar to Frinke & Fisher Sebr Jacob E Ridgeway (of Philadelpbia), Townsend, Para 2 daze, with rubber and nuts to Burdott & Pond; vessel ta Venbers. Sele Victor Puig (of Boothbay), Pinkham, Porto Bello ke, ‘ondley & Co; vessel to B J Wenberg & Co.” May 10, 1at 85 0%, lon 73.03, passed sche Mary Patten, waterlogged and abandoned vefore reported), a rehooner was lying close oy her, could not make out her B 18 days, with ivory, nuts, Sehr Gettysburg, Car Abacoa, PR, 18 days, with sogar tod. V Onatavia & Co: vessel to Evans, Ball & Vo, Kener CB Paine, Hilyard. Acunditle, Pk, 15 days, with suyar to order; vexsel to John Boynton’s Son & Schr Olive Crosby (of Castine), amo 19 days, with sugar to 8 & W We & Honghtor, May 11, lat Marton. iron Murtinique for ialtimore. short: of provisions and supplied her since arrived #t Fortress Monroe), Scur John Shay, Tilton, Trinidad (Cuba) 20 days, with sugar to Grinnell, Minturn & Co; vessel to Bentley, iflder slenvo & Uo, Sele LD Richar Mavemeyer & Elder: vessel Power (of sto order: Butler, Matanzas 1 di woh S EWE Welte vousel toTL W Low 1OFNS, SAW part of 4 vos br tached, apparently brit as! water. ‘Schr Graco Andrews (1! Thomaston), Andrews. Mavanzas, | W'days, with sugar to 8 kW Welsh vessel to master, Schr Kate MT with sugar to Rionda. Benjamin & Co: vessel to Parsons # Loud. May 9, off Hatterns, iad a heavy exle from NW. lasting 24 hours, in which lost Jibboom and fore May 4, in the Straits of Fiori, spoke sebr Theresa A Keene, trom Pen-acola tor New Haven, Sohr'S € Noyes (of Newburyport), A with fruit to Gomer, Pearsall & Co; Miller with sugar to . Card nas e Burzess. with 9 ‘iy 9, off Hat h a bewm at Buracon 10 days, sei to Bd Wenvery arbor ao nnd 7 day: mavate days, with frult to Jae Douginek, Senr Carleton (of Nassau, N with fruit to FP Metel, Sebr Sarah & Douglass (Br), with pineapples to BS nw heavy ale, lasting 1 lasting 24 hours: curried away and split fore and main snils, NP), Albury, Nassau 10 days, Bethel. Eleuthera 12 days, bere. May 8 off Hatteras, had hours, then veering to NE aud Jibboom and foretopmast Senr Quartette (of Pugwash, NS), Boolonge, Murray Harbor, PEL, 10 days, with potatoes to Perkins & Job. Schr Flors Woodhouse, Lowery, Jacksonville 10 days, with lumber and 11 passengers, to L Itunter; is bound to Albany. Sehr Almeda, Willey lumber to 11 U Stowe Rehr Jane f sugar to Edward Fost Schr BT Hazard, Brewster, naval stores to ED Hurlbut & Co Sehir J M Horton, Soper, Virginia, Wiiley, Penancoia 15 days, with ssel to ‘sons & Loud, er, Charleston, 54 vexsel vans, Ball & Ci getown, SO, 8 days, with Sehr A Godfrey, Trim, Virginia Scird E Kelsey, Borden, Virginia. sehr Exertion, Lvmar Virain in Schr Joseph & Franklin, Wolentt, Virginta, Rehr SJ Delan, Meyer, Virginia. Sehr Little Myra, Lawson, Vi Schr Wim Young. Nome Sehr Ocean Wave, Zein Ser Sarah A Burr, Arn Sehr d E Trott, Nelson, Vir Schr Alvert Mason, Rose, Baltimore. Sehr IT P Havens, Pearce, Baltimore for New Haven, PASSED THROUGH HELL BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Cortes, Freeman, St Johns, NF, via Halifax NS, for Now York. with imdxt and passengers to Clarke Seaman. (fs anchored of the Herald Telegraph station and would proceed at daylight.) Steamer Nepuine, Berry, Boston for New Yor Steamer City ot New Bedtord, Fish, New "Wedtord tor New Vork. Steamer Thetis, Young, Providence tor New Vore. y Sche Louisa (ir), Wardell, Charlottetown, PBI, for New fF Anca (Br), Wood, Hillsboro, NS, for York. | Chelsea aud Princeton, at Princeton, ow ‘nr Magee Matters (Bt), Nencord, Windsor, NB, for There were cight entrics yeusGrday “in the Amateur Rifle Club’s competition at Creeamoor tor places on te ;genior and junior teams The inviting weather men's to | total foots up | Hutchinson, Guantun-@ Mton (of Bath), Adams, Matanzas 12 dura, | Snow Rind (Bi see io Ba Wr ‘wer Sabon, Halmer, 92 George, | Bene Ge Albert, stevems, (ras ashore on i er alt oi ‘Sclir Mark ton, Bangor tor este, mata | isu ae ‘Neve York tom, Per beh Mary Langdon, Muller Renner ioe, Sew Yorke. ca susan oie tor Ne bq, Elweli. em, Huds Fa "tiver for vy png - ow Ye valto stay in the city, and accordingly, true to their Nklag for the maviy sport, ye: m: mee Re on 7 cesnens Wotan. oe ci the ground in time-to mage | fi jail-p. 4 4 ten o'clock. ‘Tho wind was favorable, te [ygbt excell | ounn. Urovulenng for. ten, Lorg lent and, as will be seca by: the summary of the owe, Providence for "New ¥ ak le: peegeee ig pray, Bi if {i Berman. panith. City Island for New Yor. Sear Franklin, Young, Greenport for ew York, BOUND’ EAST: Steamer Glaucus, soarse, New York for Bost: Scnr J 1. Crossley (Br), Crossley, New York ‘for Windsor, NS, Be ak Prusstan General (Br),' Heather, New York for St bn: N. nr Manet: Fletener, New Serr E H' Eaton, | Sclir allie W Ponder, Trancher New York for Tt Zehr Marion, Witeon, ‘York tor Providence. Heltr Reb Hastie Shr Dart. cOannbalt Sew York for pein rena Rehr better, Davie, New York for Portchester. Schr H E Giles, Pembrook. New York tor Ortent, Ll. Behr Acara, Chan Weehawken for Newhuryport, ° Schr Honest Abs, Coombs, Weehawken fgr Ipswich. se |, Sargent, Port Johns: lor Portland, Hinds, Als, Fort Jobnxon for Boston. F Howe, Bilis, Port Johnson for Full River. Scur Wm He Hopkins, Tribble, South Amboy for Boston, Schr Gust, Lyneb, Amboy ar Providenee. Sclir Blast, Slyers, Amboy {or Providence. Schr Sterling. Bal!, Amboy for Bridzepors, CLEARED. Steamer Nevada (Br), Guard, Liverpool via Queenstown— Williamy & Guion. | Seen mee (Br), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown—C G Pranekl Steamer Utopia (Br), Craig, ht ll ondon ~ Henderson Bros. Stonmer France (Fr), Trudclle. Havre via Plymouth— Louis de Bebian. Steumer Mabaray ih (Br), Stephenson, Reval—J 8 Tucker Cor . dreamer Crescent (| ity, Shackford, Aspinw —Pacitic Mail Steumeli cumer cach: Norfolk, City Point and Rich- 10. Steumer Wyanoke, mond—Old Heminion Stem ‘Stewmer be nh Wadena Davi mel iad jphia—Jas Hand. patinpane et ie Knight, McCreery, Piiludelphi—Bo}ort orga, Steamer Glaucns, Bearse, Boston—t1.F Dimook. Billy Hevyley, Propt, Sourubnyw and Cune Town—Vornon Brown & Co. ship British Envey (Br), Stewart, Ldverpoo!—Grinnel!, Mintura & Co. Ship Johanna (Durch), Resingh, Antwerp—Gerhard & Shin. Martha (Ger), Lewin, Bremen-C Tobias & Co, ree iol (Ger), Henrickson, Drawmen (Norwny) ~ tna Bere 4 Ovtawa (Sor), Thyxesen, Bor Boye rie Avble C Titeomd, Kenney; Passages and “ie ri ‘Ariz O O.Clury, Beott, Barvindos—Dwight & Platt, brid Nandale'(Be), Tratton, Mravewick, GaP t Novtus i Bil Aura, (Br), Wood Wil Ne * Welaka, Perkins, Venico—A Mudgo Bohr x Sorter Howe (Br), Swalue, Pernumbuco—Pouls- ton GHckt. Gertrude # Srlth, Jamesna, Le Mayra and Porto ty St Kitts—Jones & Lough. t herngga=ps W & Logab. is Lay ni ‘en! ‘0, FEY WwW Bentley? | Pee eEload (uses i Stay recur JL Crossley (Br), Crossley, Windsor, NS—C W Ber- taux a Kmnt L McKeen, McKeen, Jacksonville—Elijah Mu 3 ‘Dresden, Gates, Hallowell, Me—Wilsor: God{r. Sehr > aaa Spaulding, Portsmouth, HOD. Wen. CTo- ux—Benbhm & in-J Torrid Zone (Br). Cooper. Port au Prince—R Murray, gton, ‘Sca:amell Bros. Ser berg ont Bie’ Campbell, Stamford—Stamtord Manutacturing 0. Schr Jas Houry, Savage, Hurttord—Rackott & Bro. —— SAILED. “ Stoumers Nevade (Br), for Livernook; Crescent City, Axe ll: Wyanoke, Richms acy Kutgbt, Philadel i rf (tal). Tri rity s Fomantol (Ital), ri lteliae Caria Stanford Cltal); Venie lonsoes 1. (Br). Q town on Falmouth; KR Murray. J Sei: Union. (SP). Malaga ani oun; Florence Goud: ale, Montovideo; C U-Robinson, Havas. MARITIME _ MISCELLANY. from, Cienfuegos, which als get moda igie ibe beer om lensed up sails Bane Oncututa, Devereux, arrived: at Charleston May 18. Oth inst strack ee, ee aie bove in 4 and on nearing et ‘bark were of ber, but their beeing pore de sucreeded in workin ‘throug wal (fhe Orel Deane ‘Vth to rosa Bank Crotinpr, which arrived at ip May 14 from Cleutuegos, is reported to Rave been ashore at Marshtiela, Mass, Damage, If any, not reported. cur Fronexex V Trerxee, Walker. from Curacoa for k, with salt, put into San Vomingo in distress, wh 6 was condemned and sold. Scux E A Onxsksono. from Elisabethport, with coal, for Westerly, arrived at the latter place 13th inst leaking very badly. She lost her firing Jibboom by coming in contuct bite an unknown vessel nar Port Jefferson. e JF Cuase, of Boston, fisherman, while leavin; puch Island Harbor 1ih inst, ran uground on the shoal spit, Fox Hill Potat, the captain having mistaken the ch nel by guing insias tne bu ys ‘Dut came off nt high tide with- out damage und proceet Sc Vero, at Philadeiphis from. Pensacola vie Key West, was on shore at Couch Reef, a She in badly trained all had a cargo of lumber, w 4 petit othe aude relietp es t the chain of ton wrechors Snr Oana B CHAPMAs, of Gloucester, Mans, is ashore at Powder Holo, near Harwich, Mass, and full of water. She is partially insured. Scnn Satin, which arrived at New Bedford Sunday from Deunis, has recently been purchnsed by Capt Nickerson, form: rly of scht Jacob S Elits, who will command her in the conating and trading business. Scr MintoN, from Jacksonville for Bath, before re- ported as ashora at Lewes, Del, and there sold ‘wus bauled ofthe M May 15, and lett im tow for Phila piia. Sreantce Sriru, of Providence, took fire at Wicktord, RIL AM May 15, and was destroyed. She was valued at $4,000. No'lives lost. Coon Vxssei—Brig Sarah L Hall (of Yarmouth, N&), Young, sailed from Guantanamo for New York 0 of ‘March. and bas not since been heard o% She is insured. Tho wreckers at Nantucket bave got their houses erected on the beach. and commenced business on Thursday last, getting the loreyard of bark W hoisting the anchor, which was in her held on d Hattivonr, May 15—Mexsrs Baker Iros, wrockers, of Norfolk, have taken measures Inoking to the removal of the wreck of the hark Azow, sunk by the steamsiip. berg in the lower biy last week. They have sent di the tug Holle Virzinia and the schooner Planet to the scene Of the diswater, and will proceed with the work nt once. The spars of ths Azow are some distance out of the water, and are dangerous to navigation. Montreat, May 15—Four of the Montreal Tra Company's barges, Frain laden. want ashore near M burg this morning. The tug broke ber machinery and cut away the barkes to save herself. Pretov, May 11—Steamer Secret left Summerside Mon- Gay Iast fur Quebec, but found ice so thick and solid in the northern part of the strait that she could not get through AG, anid rocuraeT here” last utEht far more cont. | she leave aagnin to-morrow inorning. she intends trying to get round East Capo, PEL, and get up tne Guie NOTICE TO MARINERS. Cant Davis, of sehr Mester, reports that the Cleavers Reet buoy, Long Island Sounu, wrongly placed. WHALEMEN. | | atnlies 1 .¢ Lut New Bedford Muy 14, bark Josephine (new), Long, Atlantic Ocean | “Arrived at Monganut March 22, bark Matilda Sears, | Childs Darunouth, not Fonorted, vound to Auckland to got seumen, and would then $11 for hone. "Arrived at Honolulu April 11, bark Helen Mar, Bauidry, | NB, a months owt, 250 buls sp oil. Sailed from Howatulw ai 1s, barks bbb Murray, NB, for Arctic Ocean jorence, Wiliams, Hon, ie ‘Mary. at New Beatord 1th trom Spoke Avett | Franklin, Sprague, NB. | supposed'to be the | wunte: March 30, spoke bark Lancer, this season, (00 ap ali told. Hoard from in Afford, Nis. 75 sp since last repo ompany pina sclir Patrel. A letter from Og Penniman, of bark Europa, of NB, reports her at the Falkland Istunds Feb 23, with 110 bois sp and 450 wh ofl, ‘A letter from Capt Moulton, of bark Tamerlane ot NB, . orts her at the Bay ol Islands Aprit 7 (arrived l+t), with 450 bla ap ofl, 350 do wh, und 2,009 Ibs bene all told. Kepgerts inthe bay ship Niger, Hallett, NB, 09 bbis all told, to sail kth on a cruise. Bark Matilda ars, Childs, Dartmouth, wasia the ba Ist und had sailed tor home. SPOKEN, J Lisvds, Chase, from San Franessco for Ma- pe on, 145 miles SW of San F rw elven, ison, from Port Antonto, J ye Phi Tat 20, ion ar ind even taking Shi lly Port! ay 8 at sites wo OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ARENDAL, May 11—Sniled, bark Tona (Nor), Jansen, New York Axtwenr, May 15—Suiled, steamer Switzerland (Belg), Jackson, Philadelphia; bark Marie (Nor), Zacharisen, Now York. Barnow, May 13—Arrived, bark Theodosius Christian (Ger), Purnow, Darien, Brestux, May 15—Arrived, mors Haunover (Ger), Erdmann, New Orleans and Havana; Braansehweig (Ger), Undoutseh, Baltimore, barks Skatun (Swo), Lagerstadt, New York; Joo Rauers (Ger), Krause, Philadelphia, Bu nary, to May 15—Suiled, the Chimata, for Amerien. Cowrs, May 14—Sailed, bark Ornen (Nor), Larsen (from Ostend), Now York, having repaired. Caooknaves, May 14—Pussed, ship Hertfordshire (Br), Thompsgn, Astoria, O, for Queenstown ; barks Albina, Dag- gett, Mobile for do; Autocrat (ir), Kenealy, Baltimore for Dublin; Young Eagle (Sr), Dunham, do for Belfast, Cunistiaxsann, May 6—Sailed, bark Edward lividt (Nor), Sorensen, Colted stare ‘Minnie M.Watts, Watts, New Orleun: Dvauts, “May! l4—~Arrived, bark ‘Stormy Petrei (Bri, Charles, Baltimore.’ Sailed 14th, Wm Wiléox, Parts. ‘Charleston. Duxkfnx, May’ Saaeetvek Nae ‘Blomidon (Br), Potter, New York. Fuxnrwoon. so \4—talled, bark J.B Southersreem (Br). Spicer, GLoucesten, el 15—arrived, brig Nuovo San Michele (Ital), Si ~ Gtascow, May 15—Arrived, steamer State of Pennsy!- vania (Br), Stewart, New York. Grmkartan, to May 15—Arrived, sehrs Felton Bent, Brown, ‘Trapani for New York (or Boston), wind bound; bdward Johnson, McDonald, & Mary's, Ga, Hew. May 15—Arrived, ship H. Morris (Br). Dun- bur, Pensacola. Havre, May 13—Arrived, barks Heine dee Anges (Fr), ‘ew Orlewus; 14th, ships Protector (Nor), “Weinser, do: Gettysburg, Aloxand bark Mouark (Nor), Halvorsen, do; 15th, ships John Patten, Duncan, oy Lizzle Moses, Cox, do, Balled 14th, ship Belle O'Brien, O'Brien, Sandy Hook. Ist or Wicnt, May 15-08, bark Agues Campbell (Br), Thomas, Baltimore for Lynn (see below). dxusey, May 13-—Arrived, bark Var (Ner), Evensen, Darien. “ Livenroou, May 14—Arrived, steamer Oberon (Br), Camp- bell, Now Orleans: ships Naturallst (Br). Nelson, New York; Lord Cunning (Br). Bentley, do; Beethoven (Bz), Smith, Galveston: barks Vale of Doou (Br), Barber, Astoria. 0; 15th, ships Prince. port (ir), Brown, New York; Malte (Bri, Casengena, Now barks D.niel Drap burn (Br), Halliday, Wilmington, NO; Parknook Thomson, San Yranciaco; sid.s, Wilmington, » Suiled 14th, ship Minnie Swift (Br). Maitland, New Yor: bark Wettertiorn, Wyman, Bath, Me, loth, seam® Louis (Br), rad, Philadelphia; barks Asta (Nor), Arnesen, do: Elly, (Duteh), Tinholt, Pensacola, Loxvon. May 14—Arrived, barks Giale (Ital), Digenindo, New York; Sacramento (Br). Jack, Pensucola; 15th, ship Mary Stewart (Br), Fullerton, Pensacola; barks Zvoniwir (Aus), Biclovich, Baltinor>; Iona (Nor), Pedersen, Pens. acola; Skibladner (Nor), Hanson, Fernandina, LeGuoux, May 11—Suiled, barks Giulio Ital, New York; Giuseppe (Ital), do (both not as botore}. Movinty, May 15—Arrived, steamer Moravian (Br), Gra- ham, Portland, M2, for Liverpoal (and proceeded), MALAGA, Nay 15—Arrived; bark Ibis, Sawyer, New York. Pexanta Roaps, May 14—Arrived, bark Challenge (Br), Sharp, New York. QtuxNstowN, May 14—Arrived, barks Akhera (Rus), As- trom Baltimore; 15%, steumenParibia (Br), MeKay, Bos- (Br), Viek & Mebane (Ger), White- + Edonurd (Fr), Donnson, Gulveston. tov for Livérpoil: (and. procoeded): barks . ¥al- “mouth (Br), Armstrong, Baltimore; Mozart (Ger), Julicher, New York; Peter Crerar (Br), Munro Baltimore; Antonicttw Acciine (Tt), Cerrute, Phita. dolpbia: Passaroeang (Sw), Ericksen. Pensacolw: Frances. chino (It), Brogliano, Baltimore; Deiva it), Berlando, do:-B Webster. Prince, Taal: Goethe (Ger), Schubert, New York: brig Ernestine, Mealevy, Portland, Mo. Passod by 15th, ship Tontwaps, Tyrley, frum Mobile for Liveryool (nnother report arrives her at L), Arrived off Fastnet 15th, 10 AM, stsamer Exypt (Br), Grogan, from Now York vin Queenstown for Liverpool. Swansea’ Muy [5—Arrived, bark Minulo Curvill «Br, McMullen, Darien, Sir.otm, May 14—Sailed, bark Fratelli Tixt (Ital), An- dret, New York. ‘Tureste, May 10—Arrived, bark Vesavio (Ital), Cacace, New York, Arrived at a United Kingdom port May 14, brig Antagoa- ist (Br), Winter, Bull River: 15th, the “Pamora,” from United States. ‘ Loxpon, May 15—Sark Agnes Campbell (Br), Thomas, from Baltimore for Lynn, has arrived off the Isle of Wight, Sho encountered heavy weather during the whole voyage; stove upper works and jettisoned purt of her carg,. Bark Guzvlle (Br), Culbert, trom Trinidad for Delaware Breakwater, was abandoned in 4 sinking condition April 15, 90 miles off Cape Hatteras. The crow were rescued by the Italiau bark Perseverante, Capt Bozzo, from Baltimore, and taken to Queenstown. A FOREIGN’ PORTS. wget May 12—Arrived, bark Nicolas Thayer, Crosby, ‘ew Yor! Buypaunarss, N&, May 11—Cleared, bark Gunbilds (Br) fe! ristol.. Care Haynie, May 3—Arrived, schr Freak 4 Magee, Young. New York. i Gl NB, May 7—Arrived. ship Algoma (Br), Groves, vel Past Hanson, TE, May S—luport, brig ‘Trople Bir!, 1dg walt: schr Helen. diss, Aap ims t, schrs Louisa Wilson, ad Gran Tox, Th, Crowell from 4 ‘Antiirua: i Fonrnetr: Prom ONG, ‘AP! rived, Eam wreadtle, NNW; 12th, Face Lor bark “albert Russell, Carver, Nailed April 12, shi Medien. nor New Yor 1 barks Alt Idon Beste, Novos, Por rt % 15th, Bolle afar gon. Merriman, Ht 1S. Eames, for Maniley ‘rine rat TPES rack ‘¥ Thayer, Starrett, row York. beget AE ataarend ‘uiled, ship Cape Cl Bi san bite ip Cape Clear(Br), Tupm: ieugorane: March 31—Arrived, bark Free Trade, Merri- 1. ark Emma V a. Bernier, Newcastle, In port March 3 oth Me-thant /Br), Qui ‘ks Con- fidence, Clark, Linalilo. (Hawi, Marston, w Papislon (Pr), Gorim, from Barrard Inlet; Jacques Cartier (Fr), Guton, from do; M B Tower, Hallet MontavipRo. May 13—Nalled, Mafict (trom Borton), Valparaiso. MATACONG, A) ey 14—In port, achr Albert L Butler, Eaton, for Boston, rew ltanzd May 14—Sailed, steamer Gilstand (Br), Ratter, few Moxrnuat, May 12—Arrived, ship City of Quebec (Br), Falconer, Londo Glenred 13th, steamer Quebee (Br), Th Maren 13—Saile . Rais ae Rowe. |. Sin ap rs Blizaveth Stevens yton, Nicholson, lew York: Th, BD wane" Mills, do; Buh, Bawis adeno he. Roberts, Key Passy (Br), Mas- ter: iy Rescue, Hudgins, Baltimore, Suiled ‘Bd, sche Carton (Br). A}bury, Abaco and New York: 9th, briz F 1 Jennings,’ Mahoney (from Sagua, hay- repaired), Boston; schrs ( P Wright, Cropper, Cat z fag) ety New York: 10th, Adeiaide, Jobnson, Abaco and jew York. Nontn Sypxxy, CB, May 11—Arrived bark Iima (Nor), Liverpool. NEWCASTLE, May ScAtrived. barks Clifton (Br), Jones, Holyb Kenway (Br), McDonald, Gloucester; bri sriewt (Bes kiynn, Limer Pout Mebway, NS, May 2—Clesred, brig Minnehaha (Br), Mitchell, Ms mpton Roads, Qurare, May I Arrived, ship M. MeLeod, Greon- cock! barks dane, Morris, Gloneester: Victor. Leversen, Tovsberg: Lydiu, Sewell, Barrow; Victory, Williamson. Garrucha; Mispab, Petter, Belfast. Arrived 12th, ships Arran. eed jan, Liverpool; bark: hu, Liddle. Aberdeen: ta; Lethe Stutermiotaver Stang, Evleksem, Leith Tor Mator (Fr). Arnand. mer City of Valouraiso, Greenock bo ford. Ne real, SHANGHAI, April 12—In port, bark Haydn Brown, Have- New York with dispateb. bark Agate, Brown, New York. 5—sailed, bark A E' Botsford (Br), Atkin- Madeieas Me McDougall, aie te St Arrived 15th, brig Maggie Wood (Br! for Hillsboro: sehr Ariaana. Wasson, 2th, ship bark liyputia (Bo, Marshall Railed 15th. anf ‘Sylvanus Bl chef a. Oater, Liverpool. Trivsre, May 10—Arrived, bark Frigate, Bird (Nor), Von dee Lippe: Phi adept , Vera Crvi 12—~Artived previously! schr Ai A Booth, Bayh Nee Yorks Yoxonaxa: Apu 21—[0 port. ship Haze Wilkinson, for Mavile and Sideepoce, ano AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, May 6—Arrived, bark Eureka, Wallace, Sa Franelwea, ALEXANDRIA, May 13—Arrived, scbr Sogtb Shore. getown—Schrs Abbie K Bentley, aud 5 % 14th—Arrived, schrs Marietta Steelman, Boston: Abel Parker, do; Charmer, Providence. Sailod—chrs Marion Draper, Watlowell, Me; Mabot Thomas, Alivn’s Point; Wild Pigeon, Bos Passed up for Goorgetown—ehrs tisttle M Crowell: Lil. hig Falkinbura, We nd Saran F Bird. Passed down BOSTON, May | fold, field, Calcutta: bark Stjernen (Nor), Gottormeen. eos via Lewes; schre Cupid (Lib), Kelly. "tioualy Elien M- Baxter, Lampher; BL ottie A pil, Port Johnson: He ‘%& Cranmer, Mo dor and Mt Oreximbo, x vane MH Row Kinney. *ytindelpnta. z | Also arrived, bark Isabella (Br), Formos. lg: Pima brige lle B Hutler (Br), Wildams, Bones, PR; Happy Ree: tae (Beje Ryan Han Domings city: sobre. Florelit ies,, Barbados,’ Monteone. Afien, Hoboken: AM Aldrich, io; BK Cott rr. voftin, Cole, Hyeasete ert | t wood, Cook, Port Johnson: EH At Robbt son, French, Philadelphia; Geo rood Horan, Jarvis; do: Mary W fold. Davin. do; Androw Nollnger, Fitzpatrick, Wh Julia E Pratt, Evans, do; ‘Vary TL Stockliam, ‘Head. do; Ortelo, i Josiah Whitehouse, Farnham, Bruns: Baltimore; ed—Stonmer William Lawrence, Howes, sobre H Kinma Riley ty Alexandria; Julia H Ward, Stevens, Baltiny G Cottingham, Riggs, Philadel bes iL) Shepherd Rich, Alexandria, LTIMORE, May i5—Agrived, steamers Wm Crane ects, Boston {Kw Oliver, Wit " Heainaten, $C, Garrett, Foster, New York: harks'Tres de May: echo, st Ingo; Paolo i (ital), brig Georgia, Thompson, Ponce, PR; sehr Helon, Perry, New York tre oot ix! ratley, Teale, soe nah; 0 D We JK be Woll, Tha do; Forest Uak, enol, dos Marcie Me G sens, ea Pome barks Cardenas; tangas; Lucy W Garfleid, Parker, New Haven; Buck, Woodie; MO pel fe Havana; brig iat A Mi oa ’ ‘own, Bo Alva ‘urrived, bare Jerbuen (Nor). Svonson,. Englan feared W Arnold (Br), Armold, Halltaxy Staveamane C Nova Scotia, Clenrod—stenmer, Octorara, Ieynotds, New York: brig Johu Brightman, Hansen, Manzanilia; sehrs OO Lane, ‘Lane, Boston; Hate E King, Crowley, Portsmouth, Nit Jaly Fourth, Wood, Bango: Squires, Crowell, Gloucoste: Satled—Barks Agostina 8, Trionfo and Amalthes: achr Aler' GOR, May 12—Arrived. Walter C Hall, Tolma: Schr Melville, Holland, Staten Istend, NY. May 12—swil Cc ry Ad he nee Georgetown, DU; Liz Pel th—Raled, aches Ad Little Ananste Gity: Nouata, Hodgdon, do. = vic Dp: Rarker, Dobbin, Matanzas. is th H Baker, Colliss, Phil agente ane Puoliilo | Fn pBAKER'S LANDING. May (SeArrived, sehr Dwight schir West Wing, Romer, fay 14—Arrtved, schr Josbus Grindle, TON, Way, 13—Arrived, brig Empress (Br, a sebre J tS chit, 7, Wilcox, Branswick, Ga; Joseph wisth Areived:_ stearuers, Obarleston, Re jaltimore; schr Rover it rowel c New base, ux (from Clenfuegos), S—Arrived, bark Halverland (Ger), St Boston. DARIEN, Ma Oe ind. Barks Ponaonerrz £ ir) Guidice Maraitles w 1 Whitiog (Br), Grove: drecht; Alette (Nor), Must: “Otte cH ist AND HARBOR, May IerArrived, sehrs i New Yor: Ovear ollawle rovides ait sailed Tun.) as Dodge. Fall Kiver for rned—ehrs Scud. and James Hoffman. Fowritegs MONROE. May 15—Passed. in, barks Inide, Bail om Rio J ig (ae Mini ale (Br 4 Loudonderry, 1; Augustin ele ae ete ter bilan waronns toa. fall for Baltimore) busied out-—Bark Atlas :Ans), from Baltimore for Queens. town: brie John Boyd. do lor Demerara, For Hampton Roads—Ship Guardia, Payoe, from New OeEL, 7 VER, May 12. 8 ie ces ¥ baversing. Smith, Awooy: Ocean Wave, G..B Markle, bayli shire. bps arse Ann bes Ber om Thotapson. j— Ari Simmons, te Saratoga, Nich urnett, Rasmusser cy Bawin, from Port Johnson, me ire, and J W Bell, Bou, "Amboy: ‘Ney. Chu lied—Steamer Defence, Crocker, Philadelphia; schr Sai Rigo Rile: "i 4— saben, Vindicator, Rogers, Philadel sehr Rach aman, Seaman, Port Jolnson, SONVILLE. May 11—Cleared, schr Amelia Ann, Nassau, NP. lata ship James A Wrt; mht Morrison, Liverpoo!; schr Hunterman. elfare, Retnrned~steainer Teutomia (Br), King, for, Liverpool; ship Wroming, Baker, for Bordeaux (both'in Wistress for A Garvin. NEW ORLEANS, May 1 ‘Arrived, sches Gertrude Hewes, Cefalu, Ruatan: Je, Hunter. from do. Sel Guiseppe. Huutermann, Truxill . Brisiol, Foteatt w Yi New York; Lang, Liverpool: ship n of India (Br), bari’ Montebello (Argh. Relly, do. ses. Lith—Arrived, bark Fede © Sporanza (Ital), Disite Liverpool, Sullod—Steamer New York, bark Maria Loulsa (8p), pAOWFOLK. May 15—Cloated, brig Liberty, Devereux, ame Sniled=-Reig Liaxie H Kimball, Stover, Kingstom, Jaz schr A H Waite, Domern NEV SURYPORT, Arrived, schrs Como, Bunker, eos Ari, Robinson, V ‘cehawken. atlod “clr Mary Hila. Staples, “Barbados via Mus tas ee New York Kock. = Daves me 3 B Allon, til Now ork cai ‘es foarda. Wells ond dots Jonna. Me! adel jonathan Cone,, few York. est ~ Arrived, sclir Sager Berkins. Weehaw- “NEW, BLDFOKD, May 13 fariead, scurs James Bliss, Hatch, Buensville, 362 Willard Suu Sb ‘tiandy. and W uG Port lot hnitehend, Titus, lust, not lelaido, Rowan, Isham es Pharo, Wat: fonson, Jr, Day: wad Higkrann. Adams, Raed Sehr Rescue, 7 ‘one tor. Philadelphia: Baker. Port John: lelphia edwin, Alice SBR POI Crowley, Port Johpyo i Ida He “bert: ‘Ail in, do Sernntan, Lathrop, New York for Now Bedtor rd, ve amet e Isaac 1 Borden, Dodge, Fall River for New Tith—Arrived, schr G W Rawley, Rawloy, Providence for wal ny a LONDON, May i4—Arrived, schrs Belle B: 7 Edward's Island; It H Wilson, Port Johason; Texas Senr Lizzie, New York. Rew TAY EN, May 14—Arrived, brig L & W Armstrong ved, schr Reading Railroad No 4, Hoboken. May9—Arrived, sehr Walter B Chestor. Brawn, Demers Cleared—Ships Cambriaye (Br), Hill, London; Riverside, Woodwar verpuol; barks Sirene ((er), Callies, Kotters Luntross (Ger). Abrens, L'Orient; nolrs Geo Sealy, alveston : Murtha, Newman, Arausas ADELPHIA, May 15—Arrived, steamers Morvedita, Cnadsey, Halifax. (and cleared for do via New ‘k), ichurds, New York: bark Mar.anne (Gor), igaique achrs Con xe: " Lippinenit, do: udium, Ludiam, ridson, Gar- nerd eset Fh w York; Abacos: a sebrx Apple Windvors N.S:°A F Kindbores Robinson, S Freelan ini Providence ; Elizabeth Ainertean Eagle, jave, Dauverspor ty, Chance, Absceu: 0 Nevinger, Smith, Neponset; AM Lee, Williams, Bostun: Veto, Krell, Pensacola vin key red—-Steamors Loni per Gi, Crocker, Fall Rives eC Biddle, bark Providence (Br), Conideot. Astye ‘Tracey. 1 ta: Len: 5 fuglow, Co EC B New Bedford: Lisle jichel, West. rence, Lip incott, Dat Lisaic B Me: alam Rosad ‘ond, is Mifier, Fall River Ag iyke. Cushman, id, Me; May Mora, Aduims, estan {wank Strour, do; "Skylark. Small, do; A’M Lee, iIliaias, 40; Gee Nebjager, sya Salled, stoaime ma eaten Dominion, Agnes, Defiance Na eng May 15-rArrived, sebrs Brigadier, Norton, rorderé—Salled: hip Rosa Bonheur, for Thiblii; b y rhe en, for Dantz#:; Jasos, for Baltimore: brig for Havana, . for Philadelphia: bark son (trom Hamburg) Phil ladelphia from Triuidad, has becn ordered te May erm nl 3 schrs Grace Webster, Gales, Port Johnson: Helen Thompson, Wotten, New York, Sulled—Bark JA Brayton; hele © Mariner, sches Eliza 8 Potter, itiant, Elle, Ydubo, and Marries Nowell, Northern ‘Light, Ne: Ww A Age FIO fo cleared Bark MS Niny 13 ) Ale 5 | Philadelphia. 4th—Arrived, schrs Kato Walker, Veazic, and Sinaloa Robin n, Port Johnson; Charles Heath, Ranlet, Amb shee ‘Tiusrelt, Piper, South Amboy for South ‘Newmar. ROVIDEN May 14—Arrived, steamers Catharine whiting Tarain. Philadeiphin:, Roading. Colburn, do: nry A Taber, Benson, bast farbor, TI: Bartic sents f Pi ator, Chase; Richard 8 Newcom, Bunt: Coob, and Lucy Jenkins, . Thaimpaon, Pink Spark! ‘opshire Ros, Fa: Re nor; Storm, 3: John KE Hurst, Qook, Port vo for Ps Coutins, Port Johnso: ay, Nello fl Benardict, Thompson, Hoboken for Pawtucket Dreadnaught, Saundors, New York; sloovs Wave, Morshon, Trenton, NJ} Ida Ball, ‘Perth Amboy for Paw- tucket. Sailed—Schre J K Manning, Grandy, Philadelphia: Sea Nympb, Landerken, do; Surah A Falconer. Wilson, Hobo- ken: Helen Mar. Sarah Purvis, Lisle; Min Phi 1 Bante] Lok Challenge, Norwood, and John << jay’ 14—Arrived, schr John E Hurst, OK rt Johnson. IMOND, May 14—Arrived, schrs John R Shaw. Now Horatio Nichols. Dupuy, do; N H Burrow, Philadel- red—Bark Gluekaut (Ger), Springer, Liverpool, F; h Sehrs John A Curtis, New York; J 5 Ivens, Phila elphi SAN. FRANCISCO, May 7-Clenred, brig Josephine, Kurlbaum. San Jose do Guatemala, SAVANNAH, May 15—<rrtved, steamer San Salvador, Nickersou, New York: bark Porvenir (Sp), Mas, Havana. Aleured-—Sebr ti G Collins, Hutchiuron, Philadelphia. sation —Rark John L Vasbrouck, Philadalpiia, MUTE y O—Atrived, stent yacht Lite lie, Galta: * Jucksonviite for Brooklyn sn oa 4— Arrived, aches Ba els, Port Jobnion: May 14—Arrivod, schrs Altoona, F Boston; Martin L Smith, smith, irk, Buebee, do for do; lo; N Loo Hickwan, Ken* do; SB Anderson, Riggs, do tor do r, Hndson, do for do: Frank Atkius, Atiii ra, JMutchina. do. for "do tor-dox Foun a Whitdene Heath, do for do; Sarah Bullock, do for do; William A ‘Morroll, _ dq for do JM Wainwright, déarnest, do Lamprey, Gould, do for do or New we Ba Rockland for New York; D a Kennedy, do for do; ¥ fe HiT. ‘Bowden, Ban. ma Prtiend tor dot Somers, do for do peretor do; J A Parsons, wis, Seats u apor' or di man, Hinckley, Nantucket for Roadou balled Reh "St Clair Edwards. 1 W Godfrey, GC Mor- . Willinta D Marvel, 3A Hoffman, Mary . Suerior Pochasset, J lack, John hiiza J Raynor, John B Will- Baillie B. . Sou! mboy for for do; ‘ jarne: ter, Hardin, on: Frank Queen, Galnan Amboy, fe 3 it nrietta, Hill, :’hila- pha for Saco: Corvo, Ty! a ver Sprai eset be Ci Secure 7 ry 0 for Georgeto ton, Stover do for Alexandria. Returned —Nchr Electa Bailey. Suiled—Schrs NH Hall, Altoona, Frank Queen, Honrt atte, Halon A Uoyt, wnd Pianter, Wor une sad 12—Arrived, schr Louisa Birdsall, ja tan Ha May 12— Arrived, sche Lady Antrim, Car ter, Hoboken WIC OKFORD, May 13~Arrived, Pepe Amboy. ARRE! Baltimore: Mar, WESTERLY schr Berths, Conover, May 13—Arrived. scurs Richt q 5 4H Mihi Pevtsy Wate iy LigyAttived. tchrs W. Babeock, Bie A bro. York. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, ly HUND&RD “BOATS Whitehall metattic 1 South st, &O. CHEAP-AHELE, tue, foboats and snvon oars. No. STE PHE: SCHOONER YAGHT “GvbsIn, 79 et wide, © feot 10 inches. deep’ Sloop 61 foot 4’ inches long, 20 feet 5 Incher tt inch deep. 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