The New York Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1877, Page 10

10 ‘THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE. aN ADDRESS TO THE POPE'S REPRESENTATIVE IN CANADA AND THE RYSPONSE OF HIS EX- CELLENCY—THE UNITY OF THE CHURCH AND 178 PROGRESS IN THE NEW DOMINION. Haurax, N. S., May 22, 1877. ‘The Catholic citizens of this province to-day pre- sented an address of welcome to the Right Rev. George Conroy, D. D., Bishop of Ardagh and Apostolic Delegate to the Dominion of Canada, who bas been for ‘a fow days past on a visit to this point, amd who took 80 prominent a part in the consecration ot Archbishop Hannon on Sunday last. The presentation took place ¢ ab the Glade House, and the address was read ua,am 1m- pressive manner by the Very Rey. Canon Power, “REPLY OF THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE His Excelloncy’s reply was as follows:— VEREND FATHERS AND GENTLPMEN :— Bi eesive with gratitude and pleasure this kind address, | which worthily complotes and crowns the cordial welcome we accorded to the first apostolic delegate who las Pe cged sour country. I have read en; en upon the eranite tront of your eathedral the solemn words, “On Ferd. one faith, one baptism.” You have proved that lesson of unity these words are intended to vey has been deeply impressed upon your hearts, for, a» there Gne'faith aud one baptism, so there is 'one apostolic which that one Lord has'estabtished to be the Unity, in which and througa which the faith OF His Ghurch way be kept one. ‘This apostoli ; faye sought to honor in my person, alike by word and doed, With a generosity that knew no bounds ana with « whele Hearted affection that wiited the hixtest aud lowest among > wnid love. TON. cred. ceremony of Sunday ndid example it furmished ese hod could fail to be struck by the splondi: $f the living unity of the Catholic Churen, which in days, more couspicuonsly than perhaps at any other Of her bistory, binds the fatshful to their bishops, the Bishops to the sovereign Pontitt Poutitl bine sett. to ail his spiritual childre He woakl have z newly consvcrawed uoon your. fie toneh the hem of bis h the perfume of Lis reat Alrican tawdior's yree ad Guld have seen a group of v: lates, mew di Toe fel by the possession of every episcopal virtue « fini the thrones of the most illustrious see the honage of. their. respect to. the reyre- Sendce: of Roman Pon in the person or # bishop from a distaut inad, interior otherwise fo many smong them in eccicsiastical tC feallof them in merit, and in the prosence of that r featutive of the Pontiff he would find a pledge of the p Sel tove which tho Holy Father cherishes towara the Chureh of the Dominion of Canada. THK HOLY FATHER. i The life of Pius 1X. has beon w lile of joys mingled with sorrows; now shining with the glories of Tabs: ww durk- ened by the shadows of Calvary. His one abiding comsul- tion is the spectacle of the marvellous union that reigns thronghont the Church. I bless God tat [ have witnessed proott of your teith so well calcalted to lighten the suffernics Brthe Viewr of Christ. Worthy {ruits are these of the Inheritance of:faith that has devolved upon the Chi Canada, The very name af your province of Nova reminds me that this Church reproduces in 1 ments that bolped to make the Scotia old ry Western Christendom; the faith of France, which gave to The Trish thetr- great’ apostle; the faith of ‘Ireland. which der children learned from St. Patrick's lips, aud the Beotiand, which Columbus aud his brethren earried in their barks to their Kinsmen beyoud it Tuk CHURCH OF ¢ Like to three purest sources ° in one mighty stream to gladden far off regio united freshness and beauty the three most fe (HORE Old World have given their ehildren Shureh of Canada with the merits their sainted fathers had won in the distent past. Tt is toucking to behold the three scattered branches of the Celtic family that were torn teuturies ago from the parent stock thus reunited in a com- fon country by the bonds of » common faith. Kindred ju- feed they have ever been, and their kindly hearty went out toward each other even in the days when their lorsunes were tarthest apart, so that it was truly said “one in nano Snd one in faine ate tho seu-divided Gael.” But when in the wrought by a ity of name had been lost to dw com! no longer existed, the unity of Iaith ‘survived, apd Ii day binding them into » new people in this frée land, umong whose citizons they ure proud to be enrolled. ‘THE FAITH OF THE AGE. It is tho fashion a present with a certain class of writers to dwell upon the day of faith in wodern nations and to in- sit on the separation which they hold must obtuin more and more every duy between Catuolicism and the highest forms ofhuman euergy und culture, This ix but pursially true in Kurope, and evide@ly it is altogether tulse in ‘Atuerice, 1 Lehold here the faith that has come from the Uld World in close alliance with the young forces that be- long especiully to the new. This alliance ly a fresh ame proof that the Catholic faith, ever ancient id gver new, like its Divine aatnor, is made tor all time’ and tor every condition of society. From it great. benefits accrue to religion and to soci large. 1 need vot dwell upon the wonders it has cco glishéd for religion or the American Contiuent within the ‘ast hull century; how dioceses have been multiplied thurehes built, school ind convents opened und benevolent institutions extul ithed tor the relief of every form of moral and physical in~ Inmity: but I would point especially to the creation of the Tatholic University of Luyal as ® proof as well uf tho en- lightened aims of tho Catholics of Canada as of the spirit of justice that guides the ralers of their country. SCIENCE AND RELIGION. t CatKolic France has barely uchieved after half » ruggle, what Catholic Ireland after heroic on- wors has not yet succeeded in accomplishing C Sanada hus been able to effect. Vor tho first tims Rotor fhe suvercigu of ibis Lmpire aud.the sapoan Ponti have joined ih the great work of building up \ university in which rel! and scleuce shall ever be inseparably united. it is the union of 2 with ineellectuel culture and wish the | tne try that cremtes material progress which makes States. to, row und. prosper. It alone proanees” men who will know how to render intelligent obedience to thwtul authority for conscience sake: it alone ean tench eitizens to live together in that peace which hax respect for the rights and consideration for the feelings of others; it alone can croate a healthy publie spirit and a love of coun try that shall rise superior to the petty interests and preju- dices of tnctions. Trejoice to think that the Catholic citizens of the Domin- jon of Canada ate men of tots noble stamp. I have noticed with grent sasistnction that duriny these days of iheir do- Restic. rejaicing the Cathollex of this city have received (rom all classes of their feilow citizens imany and signal arduts of good feeling and respect. I pray that thelr m der may daily become larger, and that throuch them. this Ruble country may be enabled to fultil the lofty desti which bbelieve her to be ed. TL shalt ae nyself Jortunate if, by word or act of mine, f ean contribute uught doward this happy result. Tn recollection of the kind reception you have accorded me on the very threshold of my mission, I shall find » Want source of enconragement during my stay in your wuntry wud 4 pleage of ultimate sitecess. Vor that recap ‘once again I beg you will ecept my most .cratetul ac- tnowledgments. The aposiolic delegate and Bishops Tascherenu, Fabre, Sweeny, Healy, Rogers and their chaplains have left this city, the delegate with Archbishop Tas- chereau, en route‘for Quebec. ARRANGEMENT FOR THE RECEPTION IN QUEBEC, Qvenec, May 22, 1 Arrangements for the reception of Dr, Conroy and the apostolic delegates are being made under the Supervision of the Superintendent of the V’rovinctal Police. RBIs HOUSE OF THE HOLY FAMILY. Notwithstanding the stormy weather a goodly num- der of ladies and gentlemen assembled yesterday at the House of the Holy Family, No. 136 Second avenue, to partake of strawberries and cream, buy dainty fancy articles and fragrant towers and listen toa selection of solos, ducts and choruses, effectively ren. dered by the choir of St. Ann’s Church. The following ladies presided over the various departments of enter- tainment and conducted visitors through the house:—-Mrs. Mary ©. OD, Starr, Mrs, George V. Heeker, Mrs Dr. Emmet, Mrs. KR. Dun- tan Harris, Mrs, L. B, Binsse, Mrs, General Badeau, Mra Dr. Burke, Mrs. C. Boyce, Mrs. John Colviil, Mrs. L, L, Coucert, Mrs, FP. Coudert, Mrs. M. Delano, Mrs, GF. Enliott, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. General Forero, Mrs. ¥. Gibert, Mra, J. T. Gibert, Mrs. Guion, Mrs. Calrxto Harvier, Mrs. A, C, Hassard, Mrs. Havemeyer, Mrs. K. Higgins, Mrs, Hamilton, Mrs. Adrian Iselin, Mrs. &. \. Keyes, Mrs. Detancy Kune, Mrs, Eugene Keliy, Mrs. Keller, Sirs. I. F. Meagher, Mrs James Moore, Mre, Frank A. Otis, Mrs Sudiier, Mrs. 5. N. mOn, Mrs, 3G. Ward, Miss Caylys, Miss Cronin, Miss Harris, Miss Leary, Misses O'irien, Miss Lummis, Miss Riley, Miss Weeks, Miss Willis. As the object of the institution isto befriend ebil- and young girls a report of its work is of inter. Gre pet FJ those wno would redecm the fallen and save tho itute, The economy of the administration speaks for itself. No salaries are paid to matrons or man- agors, the inmates do all the work o! the establsh- MG, besides Laving earned $2,863 76 during the past ‘by sewing and laundry work for the patrons ot use. One feature ot the year has been « marked fo the number of applicauts jor shelter, Wh. hard times bave driven wany to ask this aid of the Benes. they have also caused many who tormerly con- ribs most liberally to withdraw much of their ‘The reeeption held yesterday and continued from two to six P. M., ts designed to raise Pr the payment of a portion of the mortgage ‘jnterest thereon, which fails due July 1. Twelve Bundred dollars 18 required to meet this demand, aud the triends of the house are solicited to make the re- Seption wwuccers, The number of ininates is now 100, tured for during the last year 351, besides reliet given to 000 applicants who could not recetve the benefit of the iver aiforded by the house. The total expenditure for the past year for provisions, ary goods, ahves, gas aud fuel was $4,753 81—less than $50 per capita, Since the establishment of the house in 18744 floating debt for repairs, alterations and furnishing of $15,440 } been paw. Dr. Chatard, Fathers McDowall, M thur and ?. F. Lynch were among the guosts ye: day. To-day some distinguished umateurs will render @ varied programme of vocal and instrumental music, aS. HOUSELESS LITTLE ON Justice Ottervourg, at the Tombs Police Court yes- Wrday, committed to the Institute of Mercy three in- teresting children, named Annie, Mary and Lizzie Commings, aged respectively ten, six and five years, Th iidren were found by the Society ‘or the Proven- tion of Cruelty to Children homeless, their mother being dead and the father having lett them, ‘A LOST CHILD. Henry G. Dantels, a lad aged tourteon years, left bis home in Williamsburg about a week ago, and is sup- posed tohave gone away with Murray's Circas, which left the town about tho time be was miseed. Several boys, schoolmates of young Daniels, say Letold them | he was going to Brownsville, Neb., to seo an uncle there resiaing. ‘The case bas been put iu the bunds of tbe police, and detectives are looking up the young rupaway. . The mother of the bey says le was an in- eossant reader of re ee” and his mind was fsed bv the rowanse of them. \ ith of | | er. WASHINGTON. “FROM OUR» REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. Wasminerox, May 22, 15 , AN OFFICE DECLINBD BY 4 MEMBER OF A RE- ‘TURNING BOARD—REFLECTIONS ANSWERED, Some uncharitable inferences intended to reflect upon President Hayes have been drawn from the fact that he yesterday, appointed to the vacant collectorship of internal revenue in South | Generat ‘Dunn, whose name will be remem- dered as one of the members of the famous Returning Board of that State. I[t has been churged that the appointment was made in return for ving him entitled to the electoral vote of South Caro- Ibm, It tarms out now thatthe placo was nol only | not solicited by Mr. Dunn, but is not wanted by { hina, if we may judge from the fact that | he telegraphed back to the President to-day deckining it, The district is Identical with the limits of ting State and isa large and responsible one. Tho position was one which it was necessary to fill as soon as possible in the interests of the public service, and when the subject camo up in-the course of conver- sation at the White House Scnawor Patterson sug- gested the mame of Mr, Dunn, who is a highly respected and substantial business man. A DAY OF FATE FOR THE MARINE BAND--UN- FORTUNATE RESULTS OV COMPLYING WITH THE LAW. ‘Tho historical Marine Band of Washington is on the eve of @ redustion of numbers and pay, which will doubtless end t its demoralization and eventual disso- { lution, Owing to the deficiency in the Navy pay ap- | propriation und a strict interpretation of tho law au- thorizing the band, an official order has gone forth for its reduction to thirty members at the monthly pay per man of not oxceeding $21. The leader, Schneider, is virtually totced ouv of office, and will, it issaid, goto London, Those who choose to reimain and constitute tho maximum of thirty, allowed | by the order, must put up with the pay hot sergeants and an extra $4 for play- img at the , President’s grounds. This will be the extent of their allowance, which for first class musicians is ridiculous, but the times: aro so hard that many of the men will probably remain playing until they can secure better angagemonts lse- where, Thus the curtailed band will gradu- ally go to pieces, The officers of the* marine corps aro im too bad a plight to allow them to think of defraying the expense of maintaining its organization out of their own pockets, ‘The navy pay deficiency bears upon tyem too severely to permit them to attempt a system of contributions to support the existence of the band independently of the government ullowancos. A e, FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT, Wasuincton, May 22, 1877, THE RECENT ATTACK ON SECRETARY SHERMAN AND ITS CAUSES—A NICE ARRANGEMENT FOR THE CAPITALISTS. Mr. William D. Kelley and Senator Jones, of Ne- vada, aro believed here to have inspired the attack on Secretary Sherman in the Washington Nation, They declare that Mr. Sherman is ruining the country, and no doubt they would like their own financial plans adopted. Mr. Kelley’s plan is well known; the pages in the House of Representatives speak of it famillarly as the ‘incontrovertible bond theory.” Mr. Kelley the friend of tho workingmen, fand as such he wants to make them— who are the taxpayers—pay interest to the cap- ftaliets of the country, when they can get interest on their money nowhere else. That is the real meaning of his interconvertible bond scpeme by which a capi- talist may turn bonds into the treasury and get grecn- backs for them when he wants money; while whea he hag no more use for money he may send back the non-interest bearing greenbacks and oblige tbe treasury to give him bonds for them bearing four per cent, It is a very convenient ar- rangement for capitalists; but it is not so clear how it 48 to benefit the poor labor! man, who has neither bonds nor yreonbucks, but whose taxes are to pay the rich man interest on his idle money, As to Senator Jones, he was once a silver man, but he js now understood to favor the abolition of the na- tional bangs, the permanent abolition of gold and silver as currency, the issue of irredcemable tegal tenders at go many dollars per head of our total population, and a yearly census, with an increased 1asue of greenbacks based on the increase in popniation. Mr. Jones is con- fident that with such a system we shall be happy and prosperous, and as he finds Secretary sherman in- capable of secing the beaaties of his system he mi vrally wants to get a new Secretary in his place, ‘There are people here who say that Senator Jones ha: not 4s much influence with this administration as he had with the Jast. SOUTH CAROLINA, A VICTIM TO THE NEW ORDER OF THINGS— SAD FATE OF A LOBBYIST—AWFUL WARNING TO (HE CORRUPTERS OF LEGISLATORS. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. 1 Covemnta, May 22, 1877. ‘The sevsation of to-day was the roagh handling which a notorious lobbyist, Peter Papin by name, ie- ceived at the hands of the indignant House of Repre- sentatives, and which finally resulted in that politician being placed im prison and in peril of the permanent defeat of his proposed pecuniary prospects. SKETCH OF THE VICTIM Pain 1s a visiopary who been hanging around tho oapttal several weeks engaged in the endeavor to secure epeciai legisiation in favor of a certain bogus corporation for the improvoment of Port Royal, town and barbor, in this State, and for otner purposes, of which corporation, known to be the head and front, he is shrewdly suspected of being the whole boay. After, successfully tobbying is pet scheme through the Senate, Poter tollowed it to the House, and sot to work, 1t seems, to Influence the Com- | mittee on Incorporations to report 1avorably upon tis bill, NOT AWARE: OF RECENT CHANGES. His over zealousness aud bad judgment betrayed him yesterday into @ proposition to certain members of the Committee to reward them for any efforts they might be disposed to make in his benalf, This {act was, to his reat amazement, duly reported in the House to-day, and Mr, Papin, who wag present, was summoned be- fore the bar of the House and required to answer to the charges of contempt of that honorable body, PETER'S DENIAL AND IMPRISONMENT. Peter's deience was brief and to the point. He merely said that he would swear upon the Bible that I] the committee bad alleged ugainst hini was an ine mous lic and slander. He was, of conrse, instantly silenced by the Speakor’s gavel and a resolution im- mediately adopted cousigning hit to jail for the re- mainder of the session, Which order was carried into eflect without delay. This victim of the new order of things in South Carolina was at one time well known in Washington, where be figured largely as a lobbyistin connec with the subject of government lands in the W His untimely taking off to-day is calculated to discour- age the pursuit of & profession which has beon indu: triously and effectually pursued im this State for seve- ral years past. BAPTIST CONVENTION. ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN BAPTIST MIS8= SIONANY UNION, Provipesce, R. 1, May 22, 1877. The National Baptict anniversaries commences this morning wiih the mucting of the American Baptist | Missionary Union. The attendance was very large, | including clergymen from all parts of the counrr, The mecting yas called to order by Rev. J... Mardock, the Corresponding Secretary. who read a letter from the Presideat, Rov. Dr, Barnas Lears, announcing nis f y to be present on account of iTinoss, The Viee President, Rev. Dr. B, G. Robinson, Vrestdent of Brown University, presided. After devotional exercises Rev, Dr, Robinson made the opening address and Rey. A. H. Granger, of this city, s of welcome. The report of the Executive Committee was received and laid on the table. fhe following committees were appointed :— On the Advance of Mission Work into Northern Bur- mab—Kev, Drs. G. L. Caldwell, Say usetis; J, G. Barney, Thomas Armitage, New York; J. T. Champ- lin, Maine; J, H. Cartie, Canada, and J. B, Colgate and Profeseor W. L. Andrews, New York. Garner, New Hatnp On European Mi 1 W. N. Clarke, Massachusotte; T. D. Anders Yorks He Av Samitolle, Massuchusetts; Pro G. Witkin D. D., New York; Protessor « B. Pepper, Penn: sylvania; Rev. J. P, Brown, Connecticut; Samuel Cot- gate, Now York. ‘The treagurer’s report shows that tho rocoipts { Carolina ex-Attorney | the political services rendered the President in declar- | On Asiatic, Miesions— Dre, J. Kk. Kendrick, New York; W. sotte; William | Ashmore, Ohio; PLS, Tens son, Ponnaylyanis Coraman, Indiana; W. V, the year were $225,723 97; expenditures, $242.949 31, leaving & balance against the uuion of $17,225 4, Which, with the previous deficiency, makes the bi ance against the union $47,861 51. There bas been au addition to the permanent fund of $14,053 18, make ing the entire receipts $238,777 16, THE MIDNIGHT MURDER. t INVESTIGATING THE WILLIAMSBURG TRAGEDY— PLENTY OF WITNESSES BUT VERY LITTLE TESTIMONY. Fast Williamsburg on Sunday nigbt, the 1th inst, was resumed by Coroner Carroll yesterday afternoon at Metropolitan Hall, Adam Martin testified:;—I have resided in East Williamsburg one year and a half; worked at carpen- ter work with Mr. Gunser; he bired me by the day and I boarded with him; on Sunday, 1uth, I went home with the girl Ebhardt; returned again about tea minutes to eleven o’clock; it Was near eleven o’clock | 1 the lodger, belore Saturday night: he was at Guuser’s when I came home; took. breakiast with me on Sunday morning; I was awakened by Mrs, Guneer calling ‘Adam! Adam!’’; Lizzie said, “Phere is something going ov down stairs;” 1 think she was frightened; there was a light in the room where Lizzie aud the chiidren slept; the first I hoard was Lizzio calling; she started down stairs as quick as possible; myself, Ligzie and August were the first down stairs; at the turn of the stairs I shoved the girl aside and said to her, “Let mo go down first,” when I got to the foot of the stairs 1 saw Mrs, Guuser wring: ing her hands over her head, crying ‘Adam! Adam! after i came back with the doctor; ou going into the barroom 1 opened the front door, then went back aud on the floor botween the bedstead and the cradle. THE VOCTOR'S TESTIM: Dr. Charles I’. Stabl testifes Lt was about hall-past ‘one when hie reached Gunser’s; went into the bedroom and saw Gunser lying ou the bed on his right side, his kneos floxed, his head partly out of bed, the shoulders resting on the pillow; tbe bedstead was about one foot trom the wall, with the head toward the rear of the | building; there was sufficient room between the bed- gtoad and wall fora man to have struck Gunser; Mrs. unser said, * and tend my husband ;’’ I saw that ho was dead and went to attend Mrs. Gunger; sho had a contusion on tho forehead and a small cutover the jeft ear; the incision was ubout ene and a hall !nches in length and must bave been made with some sharp in- | strument; the wound on the left arm must have been made with some blunt instrument; I did not toll Mrs. Gunser that her busband was dead; I said to her, ‘Ho 16 all right;” 1 think that she knew he was dead, she was so cool; the wound on Gunser appeared to bave ben inflicted with some blunt instrament; the fracture on bis skull was flat, and death must have been instun- jw Ri siderable lime on it, but uo blood, Whoever struck name was Farreil McGovern ; be gave the name of Ryan when arrested, as he did not wish bis friends to kuow of it, He was examined at some length by the District Atiorney as to his whereabouts gu the nigat of tho murder and for two weeks preceding it, He replied to all questions unhositatingly, and gavo a detailed account ot his doings. He was remanded to the cus- | & tody of the officer, The blood biister on his hand was examined by Dr. Stabl, who said that it could not have been made by catching in the trigger of the gun. ‘TRE LODGER’S STORY. Louis Waller, the lodger at Gunser’s, sworn, said:— Before going to Gunser’s worked fora month on a farm at Newtown; prior to that lived in Chicago; went to Gunser’s on Friday might the first time; that night went to Williamsburg; returned to Gunser's on Satur- day night; did not drmk a drop on Sunday; was awakened by a noise; did uot hear any one call Adan; Adam went down stairs, cawe back and said, “Come down with me; Iam afraid to go down; I believe they are killing each other;” Lizzte also camo into my room Bri there was muraer; asked Mrs, Gunser who it was, she saida big man with light clothes; Guoser wa: lying in bod with bis head cut; I didnot go v Mrs. Gunser told me to go to the Ded and said my busband is stabbed; Lizzie the room at this time; did pot tell Mrs. Gunser that her husband: was dead; heard im the barroom ; when 4 want into the barroo: sash broke out and the débris lying on the floor; hi Rot spoken to Mra, Gunser since that night; | said to Lizzie, tor | M heaven’s sake what is this, I’ cannot understand it | }' (meaning the murder). August Gunser, the eldest son of the murdered man, was catled. His testimony in the matin was | corruborative of Adam Martins, with the exception that upon going down stairs he found his motner in the kitchen; she said some oue had struck father with a mie he then went up to the bed and sat down in a chair, Andrew Thomas was next sworn:—lHe was at Gun- ger's of Sunday evening the last place before going home; ieft there at quarter to elevén o'clock ; was the last one that left; wien he went out Gunser locked the door, QUARRELSOMR NEIGHBORS. be Maggie Michaels, being sworn, said:—I live next door to the Gunsers; my fatber and the Gunsers were pot on good terms; they had four or five lawsuits; Mra, Gunger said that my mother poisoned ber chic ens; have seen Mr, and Mra. Gunser fighting; on wien they were fighting Mr. Gunser was pulling his wife’s hair; once before when they had a fight Mr. our house ou Sunday night; he was talking with my father and mother; do not Know what they were talk- | ing about; aid not’know of the murder, neither did | of my father or mother, until Mr. Schrier told as on | si: Monday inorning, At this stage of the proceedings the inquest, at the request of the Coroner, was adjourned until Friday, the 2%b, some important facts baving come to bh krowledge which he desired to investigate. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW MONTHS OF MAY AND YORK FOR THE ONE. tl w th v Bothnia St Laue ate of Indi Hert. France ity of Berlin I .|72 Broadway 31. amburg..161 Broadway Londen. 71150 Broadway Liverpool. 115 Broadway State ot Ponn's Tammonin. Britannic Bolivia | Mosel. iano... . State of Virgin. City of Richmond. | Utopia .....cceee ALMANAC FOR NEW BUN AND MOOX, Broadway Hroadway ™ 2Rowhne Green | ™ Broadway Broaaway Broaaway 7 Bowling Ureen | Gor, Is | Sandy Hook | Heli Gate. «ssmorn 6 45 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Mar 2 “Stara of Woather artly clondy Sandy Hook “wGentle, PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 22, ARRIVAL | _- Or | neronren BY TNE MERA STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELLE( | Steamer Bothnia (Br), MoMickun, Liverp } Queenstown se and passenger | lyn. Jon 2 4 | ntes 1a Hamburg ged ship Lainie | ¥ NB, for Liver- Mount (ot ut 4108, ton | Hh vt India fih dee lasgow May 11 | yy jongers to Austin asgow May 12 via Mo. to Henderson Bros ra. Mavre, May 12 via 6 with mudseaud passerzer to WKGrace. Had light, variable winds and points and’ almost contioual fous: off Santi spoke bark Kattie Stewart, bound to Baltimore. melado and molasses to order’ vessel to G H Squit ven. Tho inquest into the murder of John Gunser at | came up to the city atG New York. York. when I wentto vea; I had never seen Lous Walter, | y Cri anchored off the Herald Tele, come, my husband 1s stabbed ;”” when 1 went into the | Schr Mai seat i bur Mra, Gunser wout into the kitchen; the hall door | - Sse Dart, Camabeits Now Vork lor seams loading into the barroom was shut but not locked; | Selr Henry May, latch, Hoboken for r saw tho pieces of the gun found in Mrs, Gunser’s room Sehr J saw Mr. and Mrs, Gunser in the ‘bedroom; | think be Joon Shay, Silden, Hoboear was dead; put my head to his breast, but could not SM Ty! t, Hoboken for Providen | hear him’ breathe; told Mrs, Gunser that he was dead, | Schr Tarrynot, Joyce, Weehawken for pawl | and then weut for the neighbors; Mrs, Gupser, wheu Sehr J vy. Warren, Tremont lor Boston, } Ttoid her be was dead, said noving; she was crying. | Sehr Surprise, Seaman. Cedar Hill for Portland. Mo. Mary Hbhardt tesutled to tinding the pieces of tho | Schr Loute Walsh, Comstock. Newbucy for Fall River. broken air gun in Mrs, Gunser’s room; they were lying | Sclir Goorge.ks Presoott, Hurtin, Port Johnson tor Boston. Sehr Maria Flemming. Williatis, Port Johnson tor Nor- Be Senrd, Schr Helen, Searies, Port Johnson for Kast Greenwich. Sehr Annie E Martin, Handy, Port Johnson tor Boston. Schr Jobn Stockhum, Wart, Port Johnson for Providence Schr Henry. Brown, Amboy for Bridgeport. Sehr 8 ¥ Brainerd, Hubbard, Amboy tor Providence. Schr Charles i Northam, Coe, Amboy for Connecticut Schr Orlando, Young, Amboy for Boston. Schr A T Rowland, Ro: Schr J M Richards, Saulsbury, ven. taneous, Witness described how the deceused could | bee, Ki Slay, P Davo received che blow. with the flab part of she gum: | accWarP Olde SG eee oat Platte, stock. (There is an indentation on the wall at the back Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, Nortolk, City Polut and Rich- of where the bed stuod; the stock of the gun has con. | mond—Old Dominion Steamship Co, the blow must have taken deliberate aim. Dalesit. af ‘The tramp arrested by Sergeant McMannus at Long hits ip retbing Pfr ee eles f Island City was then sworn, He testified that bis | SteamerGiancua, Bearse. Boston—v F Dinock. ay Admiral ‘ATE Ellsworth, Smith, Anjer fororders—Voruon H Brown “Bark Lille, Sawyer, Arjor for orders—Simpson, Clupp & ‘Bark J B Newcomb (Br), Newcomb, London—P I Nevius Bark Unico (Ital), Scniaftino, Cork or Falmouth for orders —Slocevich & Co. Bark Svea (Sw), Barkstrom, Elsinore for orders—Bock- mann, Oerlein & Co, * Bark Skerryvore (Br), Craig, Venice—Swau & Son. Bark Mattliow Baird, Greenleaf, Philadelphia—J iI wWin->| chester & Uo. Brig Veerless (Br), Florian, Gloucester, E—Scammoll * Brig Ressie May (Br), Buck, gills Franciaco (sp), Ronelo, 7 ‘ ie Brok & Co, Brig Redowa, Byrne, Caibari Schr Harry White, Hopkin Vatablo & Sor Sehr Henry, Anders Sehr Ida facturing Co, Steamers Tybee, (Br), Bermud: Phillipvitle (Algeria) ; Julia Blak Ponce has now been repaired und towed to Lawton's what Scur U: New London. May 17, discharged a part of her cargo at the balance, She was leaking 600 strokes an hour at the | time of her and day since. gor, which recently nuction by her captain for $185 to Benj B Church, who ot her off and to vessel arrived in New Bedtord to see what he can do abi june ‘ th Gunser was going to cat his head off; saw Thomas 10 | forthe suie nor that which wus received for her freight. Island, during a thunder storm, 3 meu ondoard were tuken gale, has been taken to Sand Point wharfto reload her euro. ging is being rapidly pushed forward, of water over her, one mast gone and one 20 feet above bt ee a yeminh-+ <7 | Bote meeee A letter from Capt Slocum, of bark Sarah B Hale. of NB. ae. Glasgow [7 Bowling Greet | senor her at Barbados, May 4, having taken 300 bie 9p 4 - Meena . A cone oll Inst cruise. Abyssinia, ihnune 6.}idverpoor:. (4 Bowling Green Mer hb » vin el otterdam, [5 rod Ay rit 2 . ate of iGiacxow 7, [ts Brcaaway ‘April 24. lav 14 8, low 6 W, bark Georgo & Susan, Ieyer, Sacvin Hamourg: 101 Hronawny : ne Pity ort «| Liverpool 5 Broadway ey a \stviatle Neontw SPOKEN. Elysiy. gecere Vitoria, + |Z Howlinggircen Steamer Atlas (Bt), from Boston for Liverpool, May 20, Weser. Bowling Green 21 miles BE of Boston Licht Montana. Broadway Shi Br), trom Liverpool for Bombay, March 25, | Rey thia Howling Green | yap Ja! 40.N, lon G4 W, 45. Jat 46.35 ,N, lon man, Bal ‘artiy cloudy | ning, Ba United States. New Yor 1877. | petawaro Brenkwacer. Wachter, New York; 21st, ship Ublund (Ger), Jausen, New RAPH LINE, Castani, May 19, Ge ace. Lockwood, Uhatieston May 20, with mdve and 02 pussenvers to Jus W'Quiutard & Co. Steamer Charleston, 's, with salt to ue weather to hence 31 ‘days W with tight winds from all ket Shoals, Shin WR Grace, Bluck, Liverpool 29 he Bank Bark Otteren (Nor), Torgesen, Rouen 37 days, in ballast o Funeh, Edye & Co, Sebr Sunny South, Derrickson, Cardenas 10 days, with Rohr Mary, i Hand, Hand, Baltimere for New Haven, Schr J M Richards, Malsmbury, Baltimore for New Har ea Ship John Mann (Br), which was anchored below, ‘THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Neptune, Kerry, Boston for New York. Steamer City ot’ New Hediord, Fish, New Bedford for PASSED Steamer Thetis, Younz, Providence tor New Yore. Steamer Bolivar, Geer. New London and Norwich for New Cornwallis, NS, for New York. Windsor, NS, tor New York. riland, Me, for New York (and legraph stntion for orders). Sehr Harriet Ryan, Robbins, Plymouth, Mass, for New Sehr Imogene Divert, 6 Schr Coruetin, Liste, Brovidenee for New York Schr Watchman, Pendleton, l'rovidence for New York. Sehr J A Row, Rogers, Stonington tor New York, Schr Texas, Saiith, Naw London for New York. toduey Marker, Parker, New Huven for Battimore, Schr Florence, Rackett, Northport, LI, for New BOUND EAST. Schr Miranda (Br), Rosy Wareham for Now York, ‘dy, Providence for New York. Now York for Boston. Newcomb, New York for Lon+ d Telgraph Station. bi Bark Skerryvore (Br) New York for Venice, and h Station, ScbrJ A Hatheld (Br), Haifieud, New York for Yarmouth, 8. Schr White Swan, Williamson New York for Boston. Sele A Kingsland, Murph “for Noank. New York for Noank. Sehr John chr M E Woodhull, Hoyt, Port Jo nsun for Providence, Engle, Robbing, Port Fohnson for Boston, |.8 Lamprey, Gould, Port Johnsou for Boston, ene Elize Pharo, Watwon, Port J ohnso lor New Kedford, iver. wiand, Amboy for Boston, Bultimore for New Ha+ BELOW. from Bremen. CLEARED, amer Josephine Thompson, Moore, Baltimore—Wm 1), Haesioop, Bremen—Hermann Koop Son. Om. wnia—P T Nevius & Son. mu (Spain)—J de Rivera jellie, Higgins, Christianstadt (St Croix)—Roche, W Bertaux. Point-a-Pitre, Gued—H A . New Haven—Cartwright & Doyle. Palmer, Palmer, Bridgoport—Stamford Mant: SAILED. for St Di ees icin, bees it 7 Phitadel- stip Rolf (Nob). Bristol; i a ort), orto; ee, Dunkirk; 8 W Holbrook, Sagua ‘alblon (in), 8 jerre: TU Jones (Br), Port Elizabeth (Africa): Alphous arshall (Br), Havrer Veranaa (Nor), Cette; Eliza Barss brigs © A Sparks, Havann: Wextord (Br), Manzanilla; Waubun, ep als aac and eal agonal Isis, em (Br), Exter; schrs Equator (Bg), Nassaa, N fara B Rogers, ——. er fh). en MARITIME MISCELLANY. in this jen!negos Surv Joun Barsovn, that has been so long ort, where @ is koadiny:. cas. Fargo, from Porto Rico, which arrived at at port, and was towed to Norwich 18th, there to dell -er rival, and her pumps have been at work night ansett Pier for Ban- Scone Susay L Taysox, from Narr: hunk, was sold at nt ashore on C: k her to New Bodtord, The agent « je 10 ates that he hax neither seen the money Sour Kat & Lueita, Bonsell, from Kingston, Ja, for ‘ow York, has been totaily wrecked on Cavo Largo, Cuba, Crew saved. ‘The K & L was 207 tons register, x years old and hailed from Germantown, Stoor CaLiorNta, eapsized night of May 21 off Craney c Bell, Ship Hope, Captain Curtis, sxiled from and arrived at Pimentel, ’eru, avoat lao, April 17,in the remarkably short NB, May 18—Ship Otago, dismasted in the Inte Her lower masts have been stepped, und the rig- NOTICE TO MARINERS. Wasurnatox, May hthouss Board gives no- ce that A third class can buoy, painted green, with the ord “wreck” in white letters upon it, he wreck tying 54 miles E by § from Ne: Tight. The wreck is in 7 iathoms of wat ater, Sci oaioith WHALEMEN. Off St Helena April 11, bark Mermait, Allen, Wostnort, jo April 14, ship Young Phooni. ord, NB barks Laucer, Dowden, y, Cleaveland, Gifford, dp, 310" lo doz Per r, Tripp, 30 do do; brig fs Petrel, Avery. d . Provincetown, 100 do Bo. Dun), from Ivigtnt for Philadelphia, Bark Enighe ay &, Int 45, lon 52. Bark Argonaut (Ger), Bremer, from Bremen for Halt ore, April 30, lat 4841, lon 16 09, Batk Vale ot Doon (Br), from Astoria, O, for ‘Liverpool, y 11 off Galley Hand. Bork Tiasard, arstous, trom Boston for Anjer, May 3, Hark Progress (Not), for New York, May 6, lat 43 N, lon Bark Othello (Nor), from Texel for Quebec, May 8, lar 47, « Gio Maris (ital), from New York, Aprit 29, 8 We Win Gurdon (ie), from Barrow for Richibacto, 47, lon 30. (Rr), Denham, from Baltimore for 5, lon 6850, Bark \ly Hook, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Aannuvs, Muy 16—Arrived, bark Ensimainen (Rus), Ant: | ALLA Arrived, bark Magaie O'Brieu( Br), Hens Barnow, May 19—Satled, bark Maury (Nor) Christiansen, Bristow, May 22—Sailed, bark Tri Siu@ (Aus), Pauer, Beerast, May 22—Sailed, bark Ecuador (Br), Hughes, Buewex, May 10-Arrived, barks Freilandel (Ger), roan Bancktosas May 17—Arrived, bark Dos Hermanos (8p), ew Orleans (before reperved without date). Camiz, May 19-Suiled, sehr Sopuie, Kranz, Dyer, Boston, CovoMno, April 19—Sailed, bark Vesuvius, Ulmer, New ork, CALLAO, May 19—Arrived previously, ship Loretto Fish, jodgman, Liverpool, Duxpark, May 21—Artived, bark Ville d’Anvers (Belz), Rych Avvived, steamer Caledonia (Br, “800K, May 12—Arrived, bark Lmma, Parker (Br), Plymouth Teh, with mdse and passengers to Loate do Be | Kelly, Brunswick, Ga, Steamer Lone Star, Korbos, New Orleans 6. aaya,..with oa, Moy Z—Arrived, bark Herihe (Br, Warren | mdse and passengers to. Bogert & Moraan. Philadaobia, di in, Rasxeoox, Avril 8 -1n port, ships 4 Ring (Br Burope PR Hazoltin Barker, | tus, do ‘or Quobec ’ NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1877—TRIPLE SHEET. Grsnarzan, Moy 16—Arcived, bark 8t Agnéllo (Ital), G guilo, Pbiladelpbia, ont, May 20—Arrived, bark Iduna (3w), Lundgren, Wilmington, NC; 22d, steamer Yeddo (Br), Owen, Now York: ship Norval tow! (Br), Young, Astoria, O, via Queense Livenroor, May 21—Arrived, ship Kevolving Light (Br), Coonan, New Orlean ) steamer Gracia (Sp), Erezwina, Baltimore: Darien; ships Josepn Fish, Petersen, Mobile ‘Thompsou, New Ort re Valkyria (Br), McQuarrie, Stackpole, New Orleans; Quorn (Br), (lightly damaged); bark Gaspe (Br), eans. Suiled 224, ship North American, Tucker, New York: sebr Willie 5 Shepherd, Reeves, Gloucester, Mass. Loxpos, May 22~Arrived, steamer Holland (Br), Heely, New York. Lanxe, May 19—Sailed, steamer State of Georgia (Br), Cooper (from Glasy Lancaster, May New York. ow), New York. \~Saiied, bark Josef (Aus), Ivancich, Limenick, May 21—Sailed, bark New York(Ital), Cacace, United state: Movitir, May 22 Arrived, bark Hiawatha (Br), Little, Baltimore tor Londonderry. Also arrived 22d, » mer Alsatia (Br), Campbell, New York for Glasgow (aud proceeded) Moxrnose, May 2 Pensacola. Arrived, bark India, (Rus), Fontell, Mayita, May 8—Arrived, ship Grecian, Dunbar, San Franci: Nw ‘annah, co. Si Soormampron, Muy 22—Arrived, steamer Oder (G Loist, New York for Su sen, Baltimore. . May 22—Arrive t, May 21—Arrived, bark Hermon (Nor), Krog, Bromen (and proceeded). bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Elia. Lospox, May 22—Bark Bergliot (Nor), Mosverg, from Baltimore, at Sligo, Darion, at Leith, re and bark Ostee (Ger), Gelzin, from port slight damages. WEATHER REPORT, Drat, May 22, PM—Wind NE by E, strong breeze ; barom- eter, 90.1 Houynman, May FOREIGN ailed April 16, Now York; May bark Fischette’ (Ital), PM—Wind NE, moderate, PORTS. re Me redy brig MJ Brady (Br), Brady, adiz. id iz Wm Mallory, Jr, Koran Toss. a ‘moro, Cart gena, Almeria and New York Basser, March for Europe. Care Pows, (Ger), Moll, Si for Boston, reps. Campracny, New York 16 days. CARDEN A: Not Matte Caunante New York: schr Wm 8 Neu Rast Loxpol Ba Mai New Orleans (and Keazer, Por Cras, Ae. Halirax, May 22—Arrived, steamer Mercedita, Cha New York, ne for coi ANILA, March 2 San Francisco. Maurmxrs Mareh maa, from Bombay, Matanzas, Muy New York. AVANA, May 16-—Arrivod, brig Warrie E. Pickering, Bar® hour, Matanzas; 17th, Li la: sehr Addie Jordan. Lea: Satlod 19th, steamer City of Havana, 20-In port, ship G F Manson,Humphrey, arch 31—[n port, barks Auguste Friedrick apore for New York German (Br), Stivant, do tor do (do) (in dock); Brothers Nonpareil, Kinsman, Muy 7—Arrived, schr EJ Palmer, Stevens, May 15—Bailed, brig Nollio Husted, Rrowster, ‘ May 14—Sailed, bigs Von Quixote, Munroo, Howland, Lakeman, Delaware Breakwater; ett, New York. rch 31—In port, bark Azelia (Br), Rey- steamer Texas (Br) led 1Ath for Liverpool) ; oe nt: Hattie, Dow, Machins; itt, Boston, cIntosh, Vera Freeman, St Johns, NF. i. Julia H (Br), MeCau- Arrived, ship Parthia(Br), Patterson, S1—In port, bark HJ Libby, Buck- arrived March 29, for Europe. —Sailed, stoamer New York, Quick, Arrived 16th, steamer Geone (Sp), Urriols, Havana (und satted 17th for’ Balti more). Montrrat, May 18—Arrived, steamer Lake Nepigon (Br), Seatt, Liverpool. Cleared 17th, ship Pixnxyten (Pern), Boston 84 days, Progreso, May York. Glenbervie (Br), Campbell. Glasgow. April 17—Arrived, ship Hope, Curtis, Sailed, sehr Potosi, Curtis, New Qurnec, May 19—Arrived, ship Anstruther, Pitt, Belfast; barks President Sve Larsene, Arendal; ‘Thomson, Sunderlant George, Bryduet, Ti Liverpool Graham, Gloucester Jobn Ritson, Lamy Sterlingshire, Heuley, ships Flying Fo: rey. Sunderians erdrup, Boe, Krogerto; St Lawrence, ‘Terzo, Rite. Langesund; Chieftain, Sovanualy, O'Neill, Dublin: brie st ‘ron; “0th, steamer Narmatian, Aird, n, do; Thie: n,'London : ba: % twa, St Thomas; ‘oughal, Desdarus, Dorwood, Char- tharron, Liverpool : In- finn, Lolth; bark 8 Chureh- Moran. for Harriman, for do; barks Jennie S im. Woolst: il Melicete, Wi “Waite, and Batavia, Brown, for do. mahy, Dinsntore, eon Vag Ailsa, Girvan, Ay Fidelia, Ruggles, Por Sailed 19th, bark nt, VALPARAISO, April 12—Satled, New York), Pisco (to discharge her (from 14th, Condoren (Nor ing repaired), nillos tor Europ Pabolion ds Ptoa for Hi aes, une. | and told me to come down stairs, thoy are killing each Sita Mel . a | other; aire tne was sig tthe porn eed x oat Silas McLoon, Spear, Governor's warvor—B J Wen- | SF petri May , sehr Ht Prescott, Merrim went down, her face covered with blood; she saia, Schr Mary A Px Wilh = ah s Go, Mi —Arrit Justi Herd Sorbent a Are ees Me det LC Se i weTAGe, Mur N—Arrived, bark Justine H’ Ingersoll, then wont, to all. the . neighbors; | Adam Gis Frances Arthemus, Pinkhain, Newark, NJ—Witson | St Jou Ni. \d,_ ships Themis, Rossiter, ; joule rove, Hanson, Bowling; ba 3 went beloro! did to call the neighbors; I thought Rene Lusian, Norton, Hartford—Rackett & Bro. enart 01 ie as rt Bs Maggie L Carvill, Lingley, Warrene ‘barks Alpina (Ger), Rieck go of timbe: r), Neigtich (from Sen Yrancisco, hat In port April Ti ship Wrlagewator, Spaulding, from Howe barks Shatemuc (Br), Br pton Roads; Hoses Ri . [Per Steawve Bormsta.? Axtwene—Arrived at Flashing May il, Bondevennen, Aanuvus, 7th, Heolis, AL22 =A LAND, May 0- Bras mors for. Tpswieh. Bauston, May 10—. Christel, Zinke. Bult Bencen, May 4—Clonred, Ceres, Olv |. New Yorl y 5—Arrived, Scotia, dorsrev. New Orleans. May ‘—Saited, Archer, Crossman, New Yor! Mortensen, America. Duncan, New York; ‘alled, Sopht trived, Spartan (s), Cooper, New York ited for Batavia’. —Sailed, City of Sydnoy (¥), Dearborn, jay 10-Off, Aspotogon, MeKenzie, Balti- Arrived, Bucafalo, hiess, Baltimore. imare, America, Bonsay, April 18—Arrived, City of Baton, Crosby, Cal- outta, Corexnacen, May 6—P: 7th, Elso Ksebricht, Wittentiagen, New d, Raver, Kau lsen, from New York for Stockholm, Capiz, May 6—Arrived, Sophie Krai, Dyer, Lisbon. Carcurra—Sailed Bombay. from Sangor April 14, Sachem, Crowell, Canals, May 10—Sailed, Schwensen, Gundersen, New York. Cieruouna, May St John. cher Dear, Bull iver (and sail New York (and sailed 1 tants Vizinin, Pugsle, London for Baltimors. Tassed 11th, London DeNges entta for Dui Dew. Enstone York (ni May " Sailed 11th, Ell A ft Salted 9h, J Haxovuc, May York. Sailed from Cuxh: adelyuin Livenroot, May laud: Lith, Wyomi Safled 10th, Ly Wales, Jones, Que Mth, City ot! View Berry, Hone K fnger, Halvorsen, a . Richibuets Tiites: Sandy tio Off Bar mington; 7 . AD Loxnox, slay 1 more. Nailed trom Baltimore (and ancl Lizany. May WD ton for Uadewalla, Darien. Lyatonx, May S—Arrived, York LANpscnowa. May Mansvinies, May Messixa, Mav? Newrort, May 1 Pesantn, May '2 Janeiro, OERNSTOW OTTERDAN, Muy York. Revat, May 6 Scharping, Savann Swansea, May Awisemrspe, Mat York Svertin, May 7—Arrived, Maric & Kathe, Abi Sailwe 7th, Sanh St Hy tena. no da Passed, Getherer, Thompson, Calcutta tor Falm! Arrived April 21, for Boston) ; 22d, ad, Charles TRAPANL, April 23 JH Lane, Shu Sailed dob, Marchese, d TARANT (apd sailed 2 Le Bay, Apri York. Ww Adair, from Darien ied Sth, Sirah, Coc, April 18—Arrived, a, May 9—Off Shakespere. w York: 1th, Ropablik, Portman, Sailed Lith, Patent. Mor. May’ 10 = Anch 9 Cleared Gemma, Olsen, New York. 5—Arnivea, Juno, Lind, Pitleu for Now STER, May 1b—Sail h, Orfeo, Quest sow, May 10—Artived, Vietoria (s), Young, New teared, Carrie Wyman, Gilkey. Boston, May $—Arrived, ’ 11—~Arrived, Mohn, Balti Hillespie, nny, Grote, Ni —~Cleiare stort, May 11—Arnved, Jenny Queirs u, May B—Sailed, Bertha, May 10—Satled, Gomorin, Major, London. April 17, Mal York; 20th, Susan Gilme 21st, Carnurvonshire, Sledge, Am: anenors, May 18 9—Arrived, Stadt Frankfurt, Hougret, Halvorsen rk. . Hiekborn, Pondi- “om Bromen for bury for do, mien. Baitimor Berna, Colborz, London for Ne Vis Ultra, Bord sn, do for fort Hong Kong for Rosa, Oxholm, 10—Passed, Exporter, Brooks, from Cal- 1d, Dannebrog, Kurtze, Balti- Delawnre. toly, Lauro, —Arrive 4 Ballary ~Artived, Bjorviken, Harris, Philadel- York. sw i0~Arrived, Hammonin (9), Voss, New javen Nth, Shooting Starr, Schop, Phil. ‘rocks, Port- TIM, Ringsi, ow, Vork: ride of the ec (ani was off Bar Lightship 10th) ; na, Pinder, San- Peaneisee: Pernvian, ‘ward, Adams, Quevec; Harald Taare 12. Viola, Vaughan, do: Unity, Novding, Jens ‘Hook. F P Kitchen, H ightship Sth, Westernorrland, Liverpool for Wil- drew Jackson, dv for Boston : Moeahons Veh, Fi eth, do for Saud: Hook. Zin Catharina, Thiru. . Bal Madre, Bertolotto, jored at Deal Vassed, Trosvik, Peterson, from Charles. Queiroto, Kirdstow, Williams, New b—Arrived, Rusoor, Olsen, Baltimore, 8=Sailed, Glorix, Basile, Sasled Tyriwn tm), Murray, Now York. Suiled, Bessie Hi. for Point de Galle. ailod Ellew Goodspeed, Morse, Kio sen, New York. 9~Olenred, Lula C., Colombe, Pri 4, Sieipner, Ande: Salled, Staubo, Cu Daeny, Frolick, Baltimore; rens, New York, iid, Olsen, New York, te toy tal from Nt Vingont May 11)— New Arrived, ident von Blumenthal, in, Darien. dersen, New y Kunice, Vincent, Meibourne (and sailed ortsman, Blanchard, Mauritins, seek- Russell, Hamilton, * tor Lisbon, By fro ‘aicatta for New Valentta for Falmouth ; for New York. Atcived OTL La nee, Kemp, and . Genon, Gassolo, Boston; Qualtro Sorelle, Ganci, Galveston od, Teresi it Edward Albro, Cummin, jled, B P Cheuey, Starkey. New Rvorp, May 0—Put into the passage, Laboramas, for Dundalk, windbound, Port Etizaneru, April 13—The Mabel, Hallet, from Tioilo, which arrived hore April 8, pat in for medical assist. anee, and ap further deterioratio Warerronp, May vefore reported pacing, in here with pum| had thom repaire now ready for sea. from Aden, May 10)—The RB k, putin hete april 18, leaking Tigo: wart of her caro hay boen he sound por- raph to Hise tion of tf will be t {ive reshipped, and that damaged sold to prevent Me H=The brig Bonuty, of St John, NB, ps choked, bi hascompleted taking in ballast, and is AMERICAN PORTS. seEKARDRiA, ‘May 21—Sailed, schr H L Slaght, Jer- sey, City ‘ussed up for Georgetown—Bark Matti M if aches eal Shun Fobe" Beckerman or Weaktsstos sche 00, Passed down froma Georgetown —Schr Enuc! . APPONAUG, May 206 Salled, sehr deuale’ Rosaleke, Tooker, Philadelphia or Georgetown , DC, 4 BOSTON, May 22—Arrived, bark’ Clara, Nickels, Liver- pool; brig’ Betu (Br), Seligy Mavaguez; scirs Pennsyl- Yauia, Savaxe, New York; TT Tasker, Leeds, Philadelphiag James Farwell, Gregory, Richmond. ‘Below—Bark Cort adler (Nor), Neilsen, trom St Jago, Cuba. ‘Uleared—Brig Nebo (Br), Lewis, Barbados; schrs EA Sanches, Benson, Savannah; Eva Buddington, New Lon- ion. Sailed—Steamer Wm Crane; barks Revuard and Coin Ya HALTIMORE, May 22—Arrived, steamers D J Foley, Price, Wilmington, NC; J W Garrett, Foster, New York? opking, Hallett, Boston; Win Kennedy. Foster, Saz ip John Ruthertord (Br), O'Neal, Havre; schre \ Uower, Prince Edward Island: C it Flint, Haskell, Gnedehas: Champion (Be), Lelgaton, Charlottetown, PETZ Broeze, Cranmer, Now Yor Cleared—Steamer Hibernian (Br), Archer, LiverpMol via Halifax: ship Sirius (Ger), Moller, Premen;' bark Onward Gin. Duncan, Queenstow: sche B A Wagner, Slemons, Nassau. ‘Also cleared, barks Lussignana (Aus), Gladulich, aeonstown; Lucedo (Ital), Butestrine, do; Ausgar (Nor), London; Redderkirk ‘(Ge:), Krobmann, xchr Belle Brown, Knowlton, Rockport, Mass, Ship Sirius: barks Mario, Anna Onetu; brig Agnes Burton: schrs D F Kelling, and Georgia. BRUNSWICK, May 15~Arrived, sehr John N Colly, Wilcox, Charleston. Arrived 12th, sche Williamine. Scott, Montevideo. BANGOR, May 19—Arrived, schr Harper, Smith, Baltl- more, Cleared Schr Joseph Oakes, Smith, Gi BATH. May 19—Arrived, sehrs Kor: York; Mima A Reed, Strout, Baltimore; Sullie Muir, ea hearsived. slip Virgiols, Barker, Turks Island sdjra th—Arriver nip Vir, iy rl ‘urks Island: Sinsmou, Adaine, Pliladelphiay Allen Green, Nic ‘OL, May 21—Sailed, schr Mary H Mifflin, Fereis, Moho . CHARLESTON, May 22— Arrived, steamers City of Ate Janta, Woodhull, Kew York; Falcon. Baltimore. ‘Of port—Sche BN Hawking, Hyatt, from New York, Cleared—Bark Harzburg (Ger), Hashaxen, Bremes Railed—Barks Annie rey. Corp: . Hav Morvig, (Nor), Dublin; brigs Andaz (Sp), Barcelona; Almirante Bp. do. SB RIEN, May 19° Cleared, bark Ellon (Br), Hutton, KE: brie Wellington (Br), Griffith, Abeeratwith, DELAWARE CITY, May 21—Cleared, shes - Somers, and BJ Rayner. Mitchell, for Euatern ports. DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR,” Muy Ik Agrived. b Helen M Rowley. Rowley, Providence fob New York: nchra ae Coll, mt aes for Dee Brut pullgets, lo ior le! in: Lucy J Cogawe! eney. Newbury> tt fainton? Wlucklagton,” Boston for 0. port for do; Maggie D Hooknort, edo: ss See Faron. itizaaed 103 Booz, New York; John Tone, Hoyte Charles i, do pe oe Le onapibiy N ogiin for ummings, — fordo a jes > rrived. aches J 5 Tory, nor Nettrsket tor ; Eva Diverty, Gandy, aud Ari. Pardee, Tyrrell, Go 2 eta yer, ‘tor Parker, B D Pitts: Williamson, Providence to rovirene M C Lyons, Young, do for Philadelphia; iuvoatd, and Hare. Ftdridee, Porth Amboy for Noms oop Ide E Vail, Ball. Proyidanee for Amboy, (and 21st). all sailed “DGARTOWN, May 19—Arrived, schrs Riverdale, Brown, kk for Manche: Freseds, Copery, do for Booth- bay; Pennsylvania, Savage, do Tor Boston; Joxeph Fi well, Grogory, Richmond for do; Johnny Meserve, Frenc! Osborne's Landing, Va, for Belfast: Faunio Davis, Jones, New York for Boston; Veto, Thorndike, do for do. FORTRESS MONKOE, May 22-—-Pussed out, ship Balti arks Pater (Aus), for Queonse Noma (Br), Agostina 8 (Ital), and Manitou, for Trinidad; St Lawrence ty (Ger), for Bremen, schr Alert, (Br), for Domeraras for St Johns, PR. GALVESTON, May 17~-Gloared, schr St George, Moragoa T . ee eared, steamer State of Texas, Nickerson, Zw rk. a OUCKSTER, May 21—Arrived, schrs E © Babcotky rain, Potindeiphins Rico Lilly Hutchings, Bath tor New York, none, May 18—Arrived, schr Martha M, Milfort, Now leans. j Sd-Cloared, sbip Importer (Br), Sutherland, Liverpool y ir Sarai Whitmore Cormorly rovenue cutier hehe ingston, Ja. ] rat NEW ORLEANS, Muy 16—Cléared, Séhés Alinon tra, Drinkwater, Bordéauxs Lady Woodbary,. Woodbnix,. Rea Cotaceun, Soars, d , ‘tth—Arrivad. bark Comtesse Duchatel (Fr), Daponty x; Alfa (Ital), Malatta. Liverpool,» © f vedcSteamer City of Mexico, Phillips (ot Roy+ nolds), Vera Cruz via Tampico and Tuxpan. . / D2d-Oleared sleamer Algiers, Hawthorn, Now Yorks ship Bombay, Work, Hull, E uy M Passrs, May 22—Salled, bark Rulmbotdt (Fr), Dassarget; sehrs Aimon Bird, Cetncenn. i rence, Richmand for New York. 4 NEW BEDFORD, Muy 29-—Sailed, echr Iris, Long (from w York), Harwich. Y1ist—Arrived, steamer Perkiomen, Albertson, Philadel- phin: sloop Clio, Flanders, New York. NEWPORT, Muy 20—Arrived. xchrs Oliver Ames, Bab- bit, Fall River for Georgetown, DO; Elm City, Kelley. Boston for New York; P Shaltis, Young, Providence do: James il Tripp, Nickerson, New York for Chathain (and all sailed 20th), . Saadwich for ar ‘Also arrived, scirs Artist, Clein York: Watchman, Iendteton, East Greenwich Mesronger, Spellman; Semugl’L Crogker, Thrasher. Salle F Ohnrtre, Trefettian, Taunton for do (end all sailed st). P Saiied 20th, scbrs Thomas Eilis, Nickerson, New York Tor jennie; Decatur Oakes, Waker. do for taco, NEW LONDON, Mav 21~Arrived, irs Sunbeam, Philae ip FM Baxter. Boston for New York. Safled—Brig Silas N Martin, New York; sehr Chief, do. 22k Artived, ship st Mary's (aunsieal sehoolship), Phyit- ang New York. NEW HAVEN, May 21—Arrived, schrs Richard Van Robinson, Alexandrin: T W Spencer, Hoboken, PORT DISCOVERY, May 14—Arrived, bart Mary Glover, Mitchell, San Francisco. - 16—Cleared, bark John Johnsos PENSACOLA, May Wade, Liverpool. 3 Arrived, bark Atlanta (Br), Guy, Liverpool eared, shins Americaia (Br), ad ‘erpool! (Dan), Beck, London: parks Alfonso: (p), St Naanire: Fremtid Nor), Michaeivon, Greenock: schrs P W Emory, Fanlkner, Havana; Buchlor, Maloy. Philadol- Northrup, Indianola; Martha, Newman, Corpus Christi. PHILADELPRIA, Wy) 22—Arrived, steamers Obto, Morrison, Liverpool; Jumata, Catharine, Savannah: May Davidson, New York; schrs Leon, Rand, Port An attic Beard, Perry, Barbados: Williain Philpot, Prince Edward Island; J () Cotcingh WT Bryan, Thompson, do; Caroline Young, J: away, Chelsea: Annie EB Ketel Ketchum, Boston; Hattie Perry, Chase, New Bedford; B G Willard rman, Todgdan, Bath, Simonton, Also arrived, steniner Equatar, Hinckley, Charleston; sehrs M Langdon, Mullen, Bangor? Rath If Baker, Collins, Bath; CF Sampaon, Gage, Bostan; Jeunie A Sheppard, Fadgett, do: Emma eather. Hudson, do; H FE Shubert, King. do; Ida EK Lathanr, Potter,do;: Thomas J tio, Marts, do; L Blew, Van Gilder, Mary G Collins, Somers, do: ET Little, Garwood, do: Emma G £dwards, Hizhee, do: Sallie M Steelman, Steelman, do; Edith L Steere, Hutehins, do; HM Buell, tretand, do; WG Abbott, Ludiam, do; EK Sinanickron, Penutwell, Lynn; J Kienzle, ‘Steelman, do; Lottie, Somers, do; Hattie. M' Howes. lowes, New Bediord; 'M_ If Read, Benson, do: $ i, Simmons, Goudy, Fall River; W EH Rowe, Winsmore, Provincetown; Alexander Young, Bla! Somerset; Emma Arey. Hall, Providence; Fanny I mer, Wigaing, Nantucket: AS Care, Mogt, Long Islan: J M Fitzpatrick, Cannon, New York. Cleared—Stei ra Rerulator, Howe, Richmond; anes, Crocker, Fall River (and both saile Repetto Frglia (Ital), Bardaroeca, Cork or Wi Bryan, Thompson. Boston; ‘Express Tilto do roline Young, Jackawn: ‘am bridgepor Also cloared, bark Albessola !’ (ital), Pesehetto, Cork of ‘almouth : sehrs Falmouth; schrs Wm L Abbott, Ludiam, Boston; © E Rny- mond, Keliy, do: John Johnson, Magee, do; Hf Shubert, King. do; Lida Babcock, Babcock, da; Mary Reilly, Reilly, East Greenw 1, Simmons, Goudy, Fall River; Mary # Corson, W. Providence: da atham, Potter, doz Jounie'A Sheppard, Ed: merset; Emma Arey, Hall: Providence; WII Rowe Wiismore, Plymouth. Sailed steamer fle Knight. Lewes, Del, May 21—Arrived, brig Annie Batchelder, Steelman, New York, ‘22d—Arrived, steamer Albemarle, Gibbs, New York: brig Omer (Br), verkins. Port Spain: schr Lunet, Hinds. do. Sailed—Bark Peru (Br), Dublin: schr Mary EB Vancleat, New York. = PORTLAND, May 19—Arrived, schrs Telumuh, Bennett, Philadelphia (not ns before) ¢ Perry, and Isiand City, Allon, New York: sehrs May Manroe, Hall, Perth Amboy; Olive Elizabeth, Lindsay, Port Johnson, Nulled —Hrig Ysidora Rionda; sche Como. 20th--Sailed, bark JS Winslow, Norton, Buenos Ay: ed, bark Hantine (Br), Mitchell, Liverpool; Lonis ny Turks Isinnd, PORTSMOUTH, May 19—Sailed, bie, New Yor! ha hr Union Flag, Frise Pierce, Philadelphia, Hoyt, Philadelphia; ; Joshua 3 Bragdon, }d, steamer Pottsville, 2st—Arrived, schre Ted Trafto Mayor Jones, Spwulding, New Yor! Toner, Gi town, PROVINCETOW Of | May. 21—In port, ache Leodam! Island, with « cargo of potatoes, weg Hid Prince orders ‘PROVIDENOE, May 21—Arrived, Wek Hincding Late 4d. © eae Salted ‘anciean Team, Crossley, Georgetowe, Di Mah Geneon UliltenAuxanarie nn eee B A Walford, stsamer Catharine PAWTUCKET, “May 21-Sailed, schrs Spracne, and Anthouy Burton, Johnyon, for New York, RICHMOND, Va, May 21—Arrived,' sehr Ide B Gibson, New York, niled.-Nehy W fi Burrows, Philadelphia. SAN FRANCISCO, May 1't—Arrived, ships Topgallant, Rollins, Port Blakely; Coquimbo, Arey, Port Madisong bare Oakland, Stevens. do, ‘2wd—Cleared. ship Black Hawk, Howland, Now York, SAVANNAH, May 22—Arrived, steamer Saragosss, Hooper Haittmore; bark Dolores (Sp), Havana; wehr Mary Jane, Boston Cleared.—Scht MB Millen. Young, York. Sailed—Fehrs Cartio F Walker, Chadwick, Boston; Bue reka, Smith, Brunswicl VINEYARD HAVEN, May 21 pane, Baltimore for B denharn, Simp- eorgetown, DO, for Collins, dria for do: Black Di Rondeut for dot i, Ciggin' i Turner, Rondout for Johnson for da for Ronnd Pi Richmond, ¥ for oraor! Providence; Westmoreland, Allen, Philacelpbia, to disc. Returned—-Sebrs fl Curtis, Acara, Enterprise and Drese jen. Sailed—Sebr Commerc WAREIIAM, May 20—Satled, sehr Sarah W Blat NGOS, HOLE, M 19—Sailed, hrs 1 ¥ May niles el it Steriman, Philadeiphing Ai age Dimmoek, ——. WESTERLY. May 10—Arrived, sehr Reading Railroad No 48, Tico, Port Johnse Fannfag, Philadelphia Woatman, Gampobello for iiHott, Cornwallis, SX, WACHTS, OAT AND “FLOATING BOATHOUSE, COMPLET Dior sale ab Astoria L price $65, Address box 126 Astoria, STEAMBOATS, &C. JOR SALE-YACHT GYPSIE, 73 FEET LONG, 17 ry La) hag reOad SM 4d Geen, racks Coniney Sk foet jeches lowe, 2 t & inches wide, 5 i Al RY SMITH, 51 West loth 2 tad ive” «anal OR SALE. '$ SALE.—CABIN YACHT B Sosephine, efferson, winner seven prizes, 85 feet long, at foot 34th ot., Gowanus Bay, Brooklyn. May JOR SALE—50 PEET STEAM YACHT, LIGHT E_Atranghlt, fast and mow, Address box 1,181, ridgeport, 1 SCHOONER Yat Jong, 4 draucht, componnd engin rivet order; handsomely outfitted. Apply aboard, 24th st., Brooklyn, i ed. Apply aboar ~~ MISCKLLANEOU i R J TVORCES QUIRTLY; ANY SPATE: PAY WHEN divorced. American Law Agency removed 252 Broad- way, opposite City Hall, Doreks ecw, EVERYWHERE) ASovotained without oublicity, No adva TLY RPE ayments. ____ FREDERICK KING, Lawyer, 6 St. Mark's place. IVORC ABSOLUTE—SPEEDI OBTAINED without pablicity; desertion, Ability, othor cannes; ig unusaal advanti 6 assured; hea Ge BUKCd eae NORFOLK, May 22—Arrived, steamer Isnic Bell, Lawe w i ia a ah ll Ball