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10 WASHINGTON. DESPATCHES, GENERAL WASHINGTON Wasmmoton, May 31, 1877. POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY AND THE POSTAL COMMISSION. Yostmaster Geveral Key is expected iu Washington next Monday. A private despatch from Knoxville, ‘Yenn., reports tbat be and the Postal Commission ar- rived there this morning by a special train from Chat- tanooga, which rap tno distance of 112 miles in two | hours and forty-five minutes. Very quick time was | a'so wade between Ailants and Chattanooga. Short | speeches were delivered trom the train at Cartersville | aud Daltor. The party will proceed trom Knoxville to-night by the Kennesaw route to Richmond, expecting to arrive there to-morrow ning. —THE POSITION TENDERED TO AN OHIOAN. A short time after President Hayes was inaugurated he formally tendored to Geueral Comly, of Ohio, the appointment of Minister Resident at tne Hawaiian Islands, but General Comly’s preseot visit to this city | bas no reference to that subject, 1t being of a privute nature. Whiie it is probable be will accept the othve the President bus not yot been inforined of such de- termination on his part. 3ECRETABY OF THE UNITED STATES LEGATION AT 8T. PETERSBURG. Mr. Hoffman Atkins States Logation at St, Petersburg, bas been compelled to resign his office in consequence of 111 health, und Mr. Wickham Hoffman, who bas served in the sume capacity at Paris and London, hus been appointed his successor. Mr. Atkinson is a very efticient officer, and his resigoation bas been accopted with reluctance, THE FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS. The Cabinet bas of late discussed the merits of certain geptiomen mentioned in connection with foreign missions, including thoso of Austria and Brazil. The appointments to fill these pl persous designted will accept, and, therefore, their names are witbheld from publicity. ADDITIONAL REMOVALS IN THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. There were fifty additional removals in the Burean of Engraving and Printing to-day. Four chiets of divisions in that bureau were among the number dise missed and their piaces will be supplied by new men, ‘THE SURVEY OF THE PACIYIC COAST—HOW THE WRECK OF THE SAN FRANCISCO COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED. For several years past the Bureau of Navigation at the Navy Department bas made strenous efforts to ob- tain a sufficient appropriation to make a proper survey of the Pacific Ocean, and especially the coast between the Isthmus and San Francisco, for the benefit of com- merce: between those places. The necessity for a proper survey of the very locality where the Pacific Mail Company’s steamer City of San Francisco was recently wrecked has been felt and it was proposed to make such survey. Estimates wére prepared for that purpose to be submitted to Congress, Dut the late Secretary of the Navy did not deem it ad- visable to give the matter his approval, and therefore the survey could not bo inade. OPERATIONS OW THE NATIONAL BANE REDEMP- % TION AGENCY. The following 18 a statement of the operations of the National Bank Redemption Agency for the month of May, and tor eleven months ending this day, as com- pared with the corresponding period of last year:— NATIONAL BANK NOTES DISPOSED OF. . For Eleven For May. Months, Notes Ot for circulution as- sorted and returned to the banks of issuo......$16, 700,000 $131,150,600 Notes unlit for circulation assoried and delivered to the Comptroller of the Currency tor destruction and replacement with new notes 6,738,100 56,072,600 Hotes of failed, and reducing banks de- posited in the Treasury of the United States.... 2,119,400 22,434,800 Totals for 1877 + $25,657,500 $209,648,000 Totals for 187 . 246,400 178, 722,755 Increase...... +++ $6,311,100 25 CHIEF CLERK OF THE PAYMASTER GENZERAL'S OFFICE, The Paymaster General has reappointed Mr. G. D. | Ranson chief clerk of that office, in place of W. T. Kent, whose resignation has teen requested. Mr. Hinson was chiet clerk of the office until the removals were made last fail, when he was dismissed by Secre- tary Cameron, then at the bead of the War Department, against the wis Wan Dsvantaest, Orrics or THe Curky S1GNat Orricer, Wasmtxatox, June 1—1 A. M. Indications. For New England, stationary or rising barometer, Nearly stationary temperaturo, winds variable mostly from west, and clear or partly cloudy: weather. For the Middle Atlantic States, rising or stationary Darometer, stationary temperature, clear or partly clouay weather and southerly winds. For the South Atlantic aud Kust Guif States, sta- Mionary or rising barometer, higher temperature, southerly winds and cloar or partly cloudy weatner. For the Wert Gulf States, stationary or rising barometer, stationary temperature, partly cloudy weather, with occasional rains and southorly winds. For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, nearly station- ary, followed at west stations by rising barome: nearly stationary temperature, sontherly winds, clear or part.y cloudy weather, and at west stations proba- bly rain areas. For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi valloys, low followed by rising barometer, falling temperature, partly cloudy and cloudy weather, with rain areas and variable winds, generally shifimg to bortherly. For the lake region, stationary or falling barometer, southerly winds, stationary temperature, and in the lower lake region ir or partly cloudy weather, and in the upper lake region increasing cloudioess and rain areas, followod by rising barometer, lower temperature and northerly winds at upper stations. The Lower Missouri River will genorally rise. Tho Lower Mississipps will falt, Cuutionary signals continue at Duluth, Marquette, Escanaba, Milwaukee, Chicago and Grand Haven. THE WEATHER YESTERDAY, The following record will show the changes tn the demperature ior the past twenty-four hours, in com- ison with the corresponding date of last year, as indicated by the thormometer at Hudnat’s pharmacy, Hexai.o Building :— 1876, 1877. 1876, 1877. 3AM. SL 2 3:30PM 1 88 6A. M, 8 6PM a2 M 72 9 PM 55 12 82 12 P.M. BB Average temporatnre yesterday... Average tomporaturo tor correspor uePnta, May 31, 1977. The oficors of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, who have ordore:! a largo reduction tn tho pay of engiacers from jo-morrow, suy they Dave Lad no information of an tesistanct part of thetr engincers. The Vennylvama Ratiroad o ssay the Foyurd to their empioyés, who are to receive teu per cent Jess poy afier lo-invrrow. The cugineers of the Veousylvania Ratlroad who bave been consulted will not say there is (0 bea strike, Dat say that whe rer they do will be done honotably. Two-ihirds of the engineers on both jines belong to tho Brotherhood of Locomotive Kngineora They say :f they do strik: they will not do the Reading Ratlroad engince: aid, SUSPECTED MURDER. Tonoxto, Out., May 31, 187 Ayoung woman named Alberta Wade disappeared from her ome at Casticton, Northamberiand county, on Friday evening. ilage, und two men efbaving murcere: he: SUICIDE AND ve been arrosted on suspicion Au inqaest 16 in progress, INSANITY, Lovis, May 31, 1 In the Convention of Buperintondents of Insane Asy- _ Janis to-day = very interesting paper on suicides was youd by Dr. Gray, of the Utica (N. ¥.) Asylum, in i same in | | i | i A searching party to-day found | ber body boried in the woods three miles from the | Secretary of the United | have | been agreed upon, but it is not known whether the | | There was no sea running at the oe was owned in New York, and since last aummer had | | the fire, SOUTH CAROLINA. PRODABLE UNSRATING OY TWO DISTRICT JUDGES—ESCAPING CONVICTS SHOT—TBIAL OF ELLENTON BIOTERS. {BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.} Couvmaia, May 31, 1877. was no vacancy in the respect! gentiomen are stanch republicans, and both wero elected atthe sane time with Moses apd Whipper. its committee, and a uew election be ordered forth- Judge Carpenter. ESCAPKD CONTICTS SHOT AND RECAPTCRED. day (rom the Siate Peurtentiary at this place were re- captured alter being shot by the guards, and mortaily | wounded. THE ELLENTON CONSPIRACY CASE. Cuanuestox, May 31, 1877. the United Stat Court, betore Chiet Justice Waite, to-morrow, after a charge from tho presiding Judge, tbe cuse will be given to the jury. eleven white citizens of Aiken county, who are charged, under the Enforcement act, with a conspiracy to inter- charges, but only those eleven have been brooght to trial asa test. The evidence adduced on the trial on both sides shows that from Friday, September 15, 1876, until Thursday, September 21, 1874, in the south- western portion of Aiken county, bordering on Barn- well county, and in the neighboring part ot Barnwell county, & humber of acts of violence were committed by both whites and bluck, and the people of both races were in & state of great excitement, especially from Sunday morning to Tuceday uoon. THEOKIES UF PROBKCUTION AND DEFENCE. The theury of the prosecution is that the violent acts of the whites were in pursuunce of a gencral plan to intimidate colored voters, und that the several detend- ants, having at various times and places been more or less connected with bodies of nen, some of whom committed these various violent acts, are themselves | responsibie tor all of tuem, und one of these acts being the killing of David Bush, the general conspiracy, in- ferred from the general acts of violonce, becomes con- stitutionally a special conspiracy against Busb, and the defendants are as responsible as if they severally and jointly hud combined for that particular purpose. ‘The theory of the detence is tuat a lawiul attempt on the part of the whites to arrest a man who bad as- gaulted a white Woman caused resistance and excite- went on the part,of the biacks; that the consequent assembling and Tiotous conduct of armed negroes, their threatening language and demeanor, and their actual waylaying and killing of white men, burning of property and wrecking of railroad trains rendered it necessary for the white people to assemble in celf- defence, and whatéver acts of violence were committed op the part of the whites grow naturally out of the quasi war of races thus inaugurated, PROGRESS OF THK TRIAT. ‘The number of witnesses examined on either side has been large and the progress of tue trial, woich has occupied the court continuously sice the 15tb inst, has excited much feeling, tho case being troated by the prosecution as an eflort to visit deserved punish- ment upon the deliberate and systematic violators of tho political and personal mghts of the blacks, und by the defence as a political persecution in which de- feated republican candidates are using the machinery of justice to gratify their personal spleen and to re- kinale the enmity between the races now almost en- urely allayed. The charge of Chiet Justico Waite to-morrow is Jooked for with great :nierest. Tho jury is composed of six white aud six colored men with George W. Wilhams, tho wealthy Charleston banker, as foreman, The general expectation ts that they will pot be able to agree upon a verdict. OFFICIAL REFORM IN ILLINOIS, CnicaGo, May 31, 1877, The notorious H. P. Westerman, leader of the Pekin Whiskey Ring, and who to-day returoed from Wash- ington, was interviewed by & HEKALD correspondent in this city with a view of ascertaining If possible the result of bis recont visit and what degree of success be met with 1 attempting to covvince the authorities at Washington of the terrible state of fraud which be alleges now exists in Central Illmois politics, He ex- pressed the greutest satisiaction as to the provable Tesult of.his conference with the authorities und suid that witnin few weeks the peopio would witness many important changes of lilinois officials, and come onest and guilty of paving ucted in bad faith 4 tho general government lor yours past, THE COOLIDGE SCANDAL CASE, SUIT FOR DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER BY SUB- ORNATION OF PERJURY. Bostox, May 31, 1877. The famous surt of Rice vs. Coolidge was opencd to the jury in the Sopreme Judicial Court of Suffolk county, before Jadge Soule, to-day, It 1s brought by Saran M. Rice against Joun T. Coolidge et al The declaration charges couspiracy to defame platuti’s character, und the damages are placed at $50,000. The defendants are John 1, Coolidge, President of the Columbia National Bank," of — Bos- ton; Louisa Coolidge, nis wite; | Joeeph a. Callaghan, of Boston; Charles T, Baker, of Boston; of the most respeciable jirm of Russell & Putnam; Thomas H. Scanion, a dgtective of Chicago, li, and W. J. Knight, ono of the most prominent liwyers of Dubuque, lowa, {he counsel engaged are Edward D. Sohier, Richard Olney and Josepu Nickerson tor the plainutl, and Richard H, Dana, Thaxter & Burtlets, George 0. Shattuck, L. 8. Dabney and P. A, Collins for the several velendants, ‘The declaration alleges that John T. Coolidgo was desirous of obtaining a divorce for his daughter from Joseph 5. Coolidge in a suit iu which she alleged adul- tery on the purt of Joseph 5. Coolidge with the plain- tiff) Rice; that the defondants conspired to procuro and suborn wi(nexses to lalsely testily ip support of tho charge, and did $0 procure witnesses and cause to ve printed their testimony, whereby —plain- ti has been disgraced and has suifered in characier. The case has beer bolore the courts since 1874 vn various motious and other iterlocutory pro- ceedings and 1s now being tried by jury. ‘The purtios involved iu various degrees of interest are umong tbe first families of tis city. Several weeks will bo re- quired to determine the reeuit. Nocase of its char- acter has ever came Up in the courts of this State, involving so many persons of standing and exciting so general interes! and comment, TUG [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1 New Haves, Conn., May 31, 1877, Captain Johanson, of the tugboat Hammill, of New York, who was landed at Clinton, Coun., this morning, tells the following story:--While off Clinton about midnight last night a fire, which had broken out sud. denly and from unknown causes, forced bimsell and four men, all of New York, to collect hastily clothes amt personal property and burry inte a small boat, it hoing impossible to suve the which was in a few Hunutes Wrapped in ilames. je sivall boat, with the men, was picked up several iniles from shore by a schooner, Which put io and landed (hem at Canton. fae Hammill A STEAM BURNED. beon at work in the Kennebec Rivor, She was boa home for the sea The loss is about $12,000, and the insurance nearly covers 1, No one was injured by AL LIMORE, FIRE A OVER ONE HUNDKED THOUSAND DOLLARS DAM- AGE LO BUILDINGS AND MEROHANDISE, Baurimonn, Md, May SL, 1b Avout eleven o'clock to-day a ire breke out in the wholesale drug store of W. H. Brown & Brother, No, 25 South Sharp street, Toe same establisoment was Durned out ia April, 1876, when the loss on stock and Dutlaing was reported at $200,000, Che present loss is estimated al about $75,000 on the Provjdence, $3,000; Merchauts’, Vrovidence, Washing: ton and Roger Williams, of Providence; Boston; Fairiieid and Meriden, of Connecticut; Oricat and Phceuix, of Hartford Firemen’s Fund, of San Francisco; Hamburg-Bremen, of Germany; National, Meonanics’, Commerce, Ex- chang, Relief, Glous Falis and Manhattan, of N York; People’s, of Newark; Fire Association, Ameri. cap, Pennsylvania and Reliance, ot Vhilavelphia, and Lycoming, of Muncy, Pa, $2,600 each, 73.000, On the bading=-St Nicholas, 5,000; Westchester, of w York pany, 0! Penneylvania; Faneus! Hall, of Boston, rity, ofpNew Haven; Hudson, of New Jorsey and Eqat- table of Lenvessec, $4,500 each; tol, $20,000, On Axtares—Royal Canadian, of Canuda, ¢8,500. Total insurance, $96,500. The hosiery, adjoining the burnt building, about $10,000 by walter; fully insured \CUSTOM HoUsE iNvesifGaTion. New Onutass, May 31, 1 Colleetor King bas appointed General L.. A. Sloldon, was damaged republican, aud Colonel F, H. Hatch, democrat, on he committes to investigate the New Oricaus Custom NEW YORK HE THE BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP. | porT OF NEW YORK, MAY 31, 7. | SEXTON FINISHES A GAME WITH JOSEPH DION The Senate Judiciary Committee to-day reportea recommending tnat the seats be declared vacunt uf Circuit Judges KB. Carpenter, Fifth circuit, and Thompson H, Cooke, of the Eighth circuit, om the ground that they were elected at atime when (hero offices, Both of these ‘There ts no doubt the Senate will sustain the action of with, Geueral J. B. Kershaw will probaply succeed | . Two colored convicts who attempted to escape to. | MINISILE RESIDENT AT THE HAWAUAN ISLANDS | The argument in the Eliepton conspiracy case, in was cloged to-night, and at the opening ‘of the Court The accused are of tos: who neld bigh places would be proven to be | George Putuam, Jr., a member of the Suffolk Bar ana | stock und $20,000 on the bujlding, ‘Ihe folowing are | the imsurances:--Ou stock, Western and British | America, Toronto, $5,000 each; Hqmitable, of | Suawmut, of | ; St Paul Fire, of Minwesota; | tock of Jon Stoiliman & Sons, importers of | BY A BUN OF TWO HUNDRBD AND FORTY- SEVEN POINTS. ARRIVALS. STEAM YACHTS 4ND REPORTED BY THE HEKALD A match game, €60 points up, for the billiard cham- | HERALD hd yng pe asa oe seg ye Ste: si of Nic! n. Galveston HemehtD, Woe Delage St WAAL Aad SAE* | snd hay Westar wisi ass an0' pussongere to. HT Male 000, nae at Tam jam Sexton. The game was uninteresting, with tbe exception of Sexton’s ruv, which | finished the gume. Dion won the string tor lead, but made nothing, aud Sexton followed with 1. Dion in tbe second inving mado 18 und Sexton 0, From the | second to the thirtieth“ the highest run made by Dion wi game stood :—Dion 176, Sexton 154, the latter gentleman | having mide # Drilliant run of 69 in the twenty-sixth | Ipusng. In the thirty-fourth inning Sexcou made 4 run of 71, and the score stood 288 tu 2U8 in Sexton’s In the fortieth inning Dion made a run of 79, the score stood—-Diov, 395; Sexton, 242. tho mext uine innings Dion played very poorly, and finished bis forty-ninth inning with’ six, bringing = bis’ score up to 42, or 85 abend of Sexton, With these odds against him Sexton took the cue and brought the scattered balls into the lower loft hand corner of the wbie. The coup, which Was most deft, elicited thuu- ders of applause trom hia friends in the audience, and, encouraged by their approba- tion, he went muaniully to work, nursing the" balls with magical delicacy, When he had reached the upper left band corner of the table be hud brought his string up to Dion's. Unmindful of the cheering and stamping of the audienco, be went fere with the political rights of David Bush (colored), | o9 with his work, and when the scorer Some two hundred and fifty or three hundred | — out ‘one x Bundieat poe cheers Big ‘ leatenipg. Sexton forced tho 8 around tho whites from the same county have beeD | Lyre “yaving kept them on the cushion for some tine, arrested = and held to bail on similar | and getting them again well in hand bela them jor 199, Another driving shot brought them together again ip good form, Alter a moment’s rest he ran 47 more, thus finishing the game with a splendid run of 247 io the forty-ninto inning. The best runs wera:—Dion, 84, 79, 40, 88, 19, 18, 18; Sexton, 247, 80, 71, 69, 20. Sexton averaged 12 12-49; Dion, 9 1-49, FIRE IN VESEY STREET. Fire was Wiscovered last evening in the basement of No. 49 Vesey strect, Tbe flames communicated with the first flour, which is occupied by Philip Stiner as a toa store. Before the fire was extinguishea a loss of $5,000 was sustained on the stock and fixtures, The building was damaged to the amount of $2,000. The -fire extended to tho store of Maurice | Swartz, next door, und occasioned a damage of $400 to his stock, The fire originated from an overheated coffee roaster. Tho loss is fully covered by, insurauce. THE “BARRACKS” AGAIN. A fight took place last night in the building known as tho “Barracks,” No, 310 Mott.street, hotween two Italians vameu Jose Cario and Carl Maria! auring which Cario drew a knife and stabbed Mariamia three times !n tho back, inflicting but slight injuries. Curio ‘was arrested and the wounded man was attended to and taken home, ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE. Lafayette Adams, of Bedford, Westcbester county, aged about thirty-five years, who haga wife and several children, was committed to jail on Wednesday ona ebarge of having attempted a diabolical outrage upon a highly respectable young woman. The victim, aged about ninetcon years, living in the town of New Castle, went on Tuesday evening, as usual, to drive two cows from the pasture to the barn, when she was pounced upon by Adams, who appeared to bave been lying in ainbush for ber. Her screal atiracted the attention of aman who was ploughing on a neighboring farm, he sssailant hearing the responsive shouts fled. Adams was arrested in tho town of Bedford, Ho was fully 1uentified. A NAKKOW ESCAPE, Car No, 153 of the Jersey City and Hoboken line ap- proached the Newark avenue croseing of the Pennsyl vania Railroad just as the Nowark way train due at Jersey Clty at 9:43 P, M. was rushing down tho track ataspoed of twenty miles an hour, Owing to want of proper vigilance on the part of the gate tender at the crossing the borse attached to car No, 153 was up to and under the cate before the man in charge com- menced to lower jt, 89 that when lowered it served ouly to divide the borge from the car, ‘The gateman swung # red |ight,as a signal of danger to the approoching train, but woo late to stop it until it reached the horse standing tu its track, knocking bim down and severingathe right forelog from the fetlock, The driver of car No. 153 said that if be had received any signal wha:evor before be got under the gato he could Lave stopped the horse, as be was moving very siowly. Tho car was well laden with passengers when it reached the gate, and it it had been but five seconds sooner it wonld certainly have been tnside aud right in the track of the approaching train, When a number of lives would certainly have been sacrificed, “THE MAILS. Aspecial direct mail tor Brazil is to be despatched by the American schooner Ada G, Shortland, which sails trom New York for Para June 2. | FAMISHING FOR A_ POLICY. INDUCEMENTS TO MAKE WAI ON MEXICO, [From the Philadelphia Recora. | It may be prudent to look a litte beneath the sur- face indieations for the cause of the sudden bristing spirit of the Hayes administration, It is famishing for a policy. ‘the “Southern policy” was a pill prepared by opposition doctors, taken with quulms by the Presi- dent and contortions by bis purty, Civil service isa matter of buncowbe rather than belief. A dispute | wih Mexico, which cyn be planted upon very fair grounds of gricvance, opens u most inviting fleld of political opportunity, It appeals to the lurking devil Of cupidity, which is hereattary in the people of this couptry, sna which comprehends nothing less than coutinental supremacy, fhe weakness of Mexico and the preoccupation or other great Powers make it very saie to iusult or attack ber. A more opportune mo- | ment fora quarrel may not come again in a bundred | years, Tho war woulu disarm the opposition ot the | democratic party. That party is committed {uily to the policy of eXtension, and would probably itseit seek for a rectification of the southwestern | frontier of the country if it had the opportu | nity, ‘The war would reanimato productive try by new disbursements of greenbacks for war material. Above all, 1 would rally to the standard of the President the whole republican purty with an un- broken front, and bring over a very considerable frac- tion of the white vote of tue Soutn, The miliary fervor and spirit of the nation might be salely caicu- | lated upon to curry a war party over the shoxis of the | uext residential election, as they lave perpotuated republican rule for the pastten yeura Theso con- | siderations, and others of equal weight and cogency, | appeal with great force to President Hayes and tho ambstious and avle men who surround bim. Ina war ot this Kind, like the old crusaders who made amends for the crimes they committed ut home by pious atrocities 1m Palestine, the republican chiels could hope to wash out the memory of inuny and notorious shortcomings. CALIFORNIA CROPS, SAN FRavcisco, May 31, 1877. Crop reports from all the privcipal points im the State show that the recent rain has bad a benefl | eect generally on late sown gratp, and has improved | the prospect for feed, Some damage Las resulted | from the lodging of early sown grain und the wotung ot bay cut, but on the whole the harvest promiees iter better than at the date of the lust report. | porters are estimating the surplus of whear this it Is probably | son at 200,000 or 300,000 tons, but rather to approximate very MERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM N&W YORK POR TOR MONTH OF JUN 2 Bowling Ureen (7 Bowling Green Simi [08 romitway A uy net (4 Bowling Green. ite" [6 Browdway WA Seb itovterdam. |) Bromdway Glasgow ...[72 Bronaway cl Hamburg. 161 Brosaway 2 |Liveruwul. 1) Browd way pool. (97 Hroadwa} +|7 Bowling Green 7 owling Green 2 Bowling Green Livervool.. 120 Browdway +{Liverpool. 14 Bowling Greem Ha s Krowlway BNET AL. cece City ot Chester. laswow Hambur: Livervoo Liverpool GiKgow Monel idane Hwaste State of ¥ y Junie Jane i 7 Rowling Green 7 Bowling Greet 12 Rowling Green i Wiel nt a ¢..(61 Broadway Genie voce e Wh! hive 87 Broadway ; | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY AND MOUS WIOH WATER. 4 80 | Gov, Isinad vo 12 03 7 25 | Sandy Hook,,.morn 11 18 VO 11 46 | Hell Gatevseer..eve 1 48 | many Hall between Joseph Dion and Will- 13, and the thirtieth inning he scored $4, and the, indus. | Waikor, Hlcumond, City Foint 4 passengers tothe O} 4 Dominion ni Steamship Co. + t Hark Constance Wilson (of Liverpool), Spence, Amoy ‘o 135 tuys, with teas to order; vesse! Kayo & ¢ Passed! “Anier Jun 30, Capo of G ch, Helena 28th, crossed the Equator April, 1), in lon dt 1 March 10, off’ Algon Buy, took gale from WW, lasting 30 ure; lost and split suis, stove Dulwarks, filting embin with March 4, lat 30 50.8, lon 3647 W, spoke Dark it 8 rabaya for Falmoutu, OO days outs $85 W, spoke ship Loch Katarina 7), iow London for Melbourne. Bark Saga (Nox), Larsen, Plage Fjord (Norway) vin Del- aware Breakswater 49 days, im baliast, to Funch, Edye & Co. ‘Bark Chestina Redman, Hawson, Havana 11 days, with sugar to Parsons & Ls Bark Insane Hall, Ryder, Sagas May 11, with sugar tod TL Winchest & Co, r Brig Faul, +—, Porto Cabello, with cofles to G Amsinck © 2a Brig T HM Pitt al ears ging Bormuca 10 days, with rT mdse to Jones & Bri; 6, wit h. ‘cKinnon, Charlottetown, PEI, May kins & Job. Was 12 days in the ico off Mulpa Schr & B Whaiton, Bush, Jeremle, 18 days, with logwood, &o, to Seymour & Co: vessel to Van Brunt & Bros i Schr Richara W Denham (of Bath), Chase, Baracoa 13 days, with fruit to Gomez & Peursall; vessel to Bd Wen- bury Schr E 8 Pottor, Pendleton, Windsor, NS, 9 days, with Plaster. to Beutley: Gilderaleove & Co: ields of Boxtou), Leland, St John, NB, Pelt, Falton & Co. Mad ‘Schr ‘Timothy. 8 days, with laths to HW Loud & Co, | sehr Lonfsa Francis (of New London), Van (Texas) 43 days, with mdse to Merrinn, Peck light southerly wind) and calms the whole passage; was 10 days \ of Hatteras; May 20, off Fenwick’s Isimnd, spoke sclir Franklin, hence for Galy nelir BF Anmnack, Berges, Vi Schr Elizabeth White, Abbott, Sche J D Ingrabam, Smith. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH." yStgamer General Whitney, Hallett, Boston tor Now ork. Steamer City of Néw Bedtord, Fish, New Bedford fer New York. Steamerhetis, Young, Providence tor New Yorr. Schr Mary Phillips (Br), Phillips, Charlottetown, PEI, for New York. Sehr Annio B (Br), Secord, Sorris, PEL, for New York. Schr 8D Janes (ir), Stewart, Londonderry, NS, for New York, Schr Nellie Carr, Morrissey, Bangor for New York. Sebr Belle Seaman, seaman Pawtucket tor Now York, BOUND EAST. Steamer Etoanora, Jounson, New York for Portland, t icDowald, Now York for Antwerp, id Tolegraph station. ‘ones, New York for Gloucester, and anchored off the Hi Schr Agua B Jycobs, Ass. Schr Mary E Hoxie, Hoxie, New York for Noank, Sebr Charles Comery, Freeman, Amboy for Boston, Schr Lady Antrim, Carter, Amboy for Wareham, muel 1, Crocker, Thrascker, Amboy for New Bed- Sener #5, Smith, Amboy for Bristol, RI. Behr Anthony Burton. hinson, Amboy for Providence, Schr George Gillum, Dayton, Amboy for Saybrook, Schr James Holmes, Ryder, Rundout for Portiund, Me. Sebr Boas, Frisby, Rondout for Boston. Schr PM Whentou, Barrett, Port Johnson for Providence. Senr D & E Kelly, Kelly, Port Johnson tor Boston. BELOW. Bark Zulma (Br), Peterson, trom Cardenas. rly Margaret Powrte (Br), Adams, from Cardenas May “Brig Manlius (Br), Todd, from Sagua, CLEARED. Baste-of Indiana (Br), Sadler, Glasgow—Austin 0, Steamer Baldwin Steamer t ier), Burenas, Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbours—Kunhardt & Co. Steamer Colon, Grifin, Aspinwait—Pacltic Mall Steams. ship Co. Steamer Columbus, Reed, Htavana—Wm P Clyde & Co, | smee alnemure. (ir). ¥ ike Masailion (erat Outerbridge. ‘Steamer Isanc Boll, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Uo. Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, Baltimore—Wm Dal- zeil. ‘Steamer Agnes, Smith, Fhiladelphla—Bogert & Morgan, Steamer & C Biddle, Davis, Philedelpbia—James Hund, Steamer Franconia, Brace, Portland—) F Ames, iinor Neptune. Berry. Boston—H F Dimock. )Plymauta Rock, Birmingham, London—Grinuell, urn & Co. Ship Melchior (Ger), Wierichs, Bromen—Theo Ruger. Shin El Capitan, Lincola, Sun Fraucisco—Simonson & lower, PS Bark Charles Cox (br), Cox, Anjer for orders—C W Ber- UX. Bark Star of the West, Penny, Syduey, NSW—K W Cam- eron & Co. Bark ‘lizabeth Menta (Ger), Bruss, Bristol, E—C Tobius c Burk Arcturus (Br), Bent, Cork or Falmouth for orders— IW Parker & Ci Bark Abigail well & Uo. ‘ S _ Bark Samuel (Nor), Flageatad, Hoven (France) —Hunch, aye & Co, Hark Concurrenten, (Nor), Sivortsen, Alexandria, E— Bockmann, Verein & Co. Gliuth Ratheele ‘lsal). Savarese, Venico—Lauro,, Storey Co. Jo, (br), Raymond, Havre (Francs)—Jas W El- * rk Golden Fleece (ir), Armstrong, Barbados—H Trow- bridge's >ons. Bark Ul D Stover, Plerce, Havana—J E Ward & Co. Brig Emma L Shaw (6 Macumber, Rouen (France)— OC W Bertaux, Brig Manson, Gardner, Bilboa (Spain)—H W Loud & Co. Brig Morning Light, Dill, Deuserara—L, W & P Arm- strong. pane La Creole (Br), Lange, Walllamstadt (Curacon)— ovale & Co, boy: Dasbaway (Br), Small, Savanna-la-Mar—A H Solo- mon & Co. P yiig Hinion O Phinney. Sylvester, Newark, NJ—Millor & onghton jase bvedatbane (Be), Khude, Newark, NJ—Porkine & 0 Charles E Sears, Turnor, Jeremie (Haytt)—A None ir Carrie Nelson, Weeks, Semana’ (st Domingo)— ht & Petty. Sebr Louisa Sehr SG Irwin (Br), Gritting, H NS—Perkins & Job, sebr Frank Leaming, Cullen, Perth Amboy, NJ—C W (Br), Martell, Arichat, CB—Pork i fax and Au . Enstport, Me—John Boynton’s Son, ‘slom—Willis H Ropes. Scur Addis b Seavey, Seavey, Bostoa—Chas Twing, SALLED, Steamers State of Indiana (Br), for Glasgow: Gellert (Ger), Huwburg: France (Br), London; Colon, Aspinwall ; Alhumbra (Br), Bermuda; Isuac Boll, "Richmond, ke; Ag- hes, Philudelphia; barks Avonsport (Br), Antwerp; Sibal . (Nor), Bordeanx; Andreas Rus (Nor), Queenstown or Fale mouth; Marti C dole (Sp), Barcetons (Aus), Cork or Falmouth; Lucile (Be), a jor). London; iD Stover, Ilavana; Goldeu Fleece, Barbados; brig Morning Light, Demerara. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Bank MINNA HELENE (Ger), trom Peusaco!u for Rio J. o, put into Savannah May SL in charge of the mate, t 1 iKrenkel) having died of the cneasles four days | previous. Bane Oatr, (Br), Burnett, from Charloitetown, PEL, for new York, with potatoes, which put into Boston leaky, has sold her cargo and abaudoned the voymse. Bank KA CHAPMAN (Br). Rutherford, last reported at Pavallon de Pica Apel 30, ldg tor Hampton Koads, was totaily wrecked by the Jate tidal wave ua the Peruvian coust. Hite Auneuta, from New York for Falmonth, before re- orted missing, iby DoJ Sawyer aud othie.s at | Jineepart, Me, and pacties ut Millbridye, James inek | of Jonesport, aster, [is brother Hor ’ | fun, the two betng tue only sous of lias Linek!ey | Hinckley leaves « wife and two ebitd i | vers ot the crow were shipped at New York. | Bing Dyienine (Fr), Kesrones, M 2 for St Pierre, Mart, and has not since heurd Scur Cara (not Traveller), Steelman, from Jacksonville for New York, is the vessel which put iuto Savanuah May 26 leaky. Seur GR Furst, | from Baltimore May 30 satilia River, ts anche the mouth of Chesap had her d away by an unk bark towtn ed to baltimore y terday for Sours TAvLon, which returned ceived by colliste und Pannen, and rycen tly | Baltimore for Old Providence, rmer port to repair damages re: od her voyage yeste y Ble AT rons, built ut Milton, Del, tiie from Barnstable, Mass, has trom on | 18 | purchased by Wm Vickering, dr, of Salem, from whien port sie will hereatter hil, and will be engax the couktiug e, under command of Cape Wm F Welch, of Welfust. Souk Bracksronn, Wicksoa, whon off Bird Island sound, for New York, orok« her rudder, which compelled her to re: turn to Wareham for repairs. Quanve, May 80—Stenmer Lake Nopigon (ie), from | Montreal for Liverpool is aground at Sorel. Royal ts assisting her, WHALEMEN. Alotter reorived at Provincetown from Capt Dye sche Gracie M Parker, of that port, reports her at st Kus cin May 4, with 250 bbla hpbk off, to sail that day fer ap Whaling. | laports at Marleeninate sane date, achrs Mary } Simmons, Rici, Provincetown, 109 buls hpbk oil, Rising Sun, Taylor, do, 66 do, yu Smith, York, from Liverpool tur San Frau. lon from Matanzas for ile 3. Adams, Collum, Philadelphin, Muy 28, lat 37, lon Bark Francesca G (Ital), Gortola, from Harwich for adeiphin, May 28, tat 337, lon 7: Burk Ottoiinn (Nor), froin Philadelphiw for Havre, May 80, lat 38 20, lon 74. ipping agents rnd siiprassters are informed rapling tu the Herato London Bureau, ad- nett, No, 46 Flees street, Loadou,.” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de U'Opers, Paris,’ the arrivals at and departures trom European and Kastern ports of American and all foreiga ¥ trading with the Unitea States, tie same will bo cabled to this country free of charge. Captaing arriving a and sailing trom French and Medi- | terrunenn ports will find the Paris office the more economi- cal ana expeditious for telegraphing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Appuxponn, May 20—Arrived, bark Colonist (Nor), T lefven, Darien, Axtwenr, May 31—Arrived, bark P Bredsdorf (Nor), Haw ( Bel, Pasvagowlay sailed from Baltimore The steamer | of | SPOKEN. Brown, Dublin; Teaiah (Aus), Bonnell, st Vincent, paca Uriga Salvador Sir Lore Cenfuixos: Addie’ Hie, 7 Sheppati. Cardenas: sehrs Caleb Baton, Sw Bri toe Waw. Pare, ae eavedny. Tey thes Joba I Chaffee, ibuell, Na ele, on a ctalee, May 29, lat 87 OF, |, Ulenred -teamers itm | . NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS RALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1877.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. Salled 31st, steamer Neaerland (Belg), James, Philadel- phia; also the Constantine, tor New York. Baruow, May 30—Arrived, ship Wm Yeo ten, Dari Butrast, May 31—Balled, brig Kodiak, Peters, New York. Buxwxw. May 31—Arrived, ship Cleopatra (Ger), Poppe, New York: bark F Resk (Ger), Wultjen, Philadelphia, Sailed 30th, ship Ids (Ger), Feunekohl, Philadelphia, Bon4aux, May 30—Sailed, bark Krounewitz (Ger), Bur- chard, Wilmington. NO, Cunistianta, May 25—Arrived, barks Svalon (Nor), Svondsen, New York; Wilhelm Weyer (Ger), Miedbrodt, Mobile. Corexmagnx, May 26—Arrived, barks Divico (Nor), Jor- New York; Storjohwan (Nor), Nielsen, Baltimore, 28th, brig Plod (Aus). Tarralochia, Now York. May 31—Arrived, brig Mary E Leighton, Leighton, New York. Capiz, to May 31—Sailed, ship Enos Soule, Drinkwater, Boston. Dusuix, May 30—Sailed, brig Eeonomy (Sr), Downey, New York. Arrived 31st, bark Matilda Hilyard(Br), Brooks, St Jobn, NB. Duxxix, May 30 -Arrtvod, bark Emma Ives (Br), Jen kins, New York, Sailed 80th, bark Blomidon (B2), Poster, America, Exsixone, to May 31—Punsed, brig Leonora, Blood, from New York for Cronstadt, Faruovru, May $1—Arrived, steamer Maharajah (Br), Stophenson, New ork for Newal—put in for coal Gipnautan, May 31—Arrived, brig Mury Fink, Speneer, New York. | Henn, May 31—Arrived, bark Vegar (Nor), Albrethsen, Savannah, MamBonG, May 29—Arrived, bark Ivanhoe (Br), Hughes, Philadelphia. Havex, May Mobile. Sailed 30th, bark Elios (Aus), Zar, Now York. Havttay, May 24—Arrived, bark Trosvick (Nor), Peter- son, Charleston for Uddewalla, Livenvoo., May 3O-Arrived, steamer Mussachusotts (Br), Walters, Buston; ships India (Br,, Wadman, Pensa- cola; Success, Hichborn, Mobile; barks Arlington (Nor), Palmstrom, New York; Brookville (Br), Burry, Darien; Nordeap (Nor), Ouldson, Pensacola; 31st, brig Fleetwing (Br), Manly, Galveston. Also arrived 31st, burk Earl of Elgin (Br), Alexander, ‘Now York. i Loxpox, May 30—Arrived, bark Dores (Rus), Lijiberk, Bull River, SC. Cleared 31st, ship Bertie Bigelow (Br), Ferguson, New York. Lizanp, May 30-Off, steamer Canada (Br), Sumner, New York for London, Linwnrcx, May 31—Sailed, bark Alf (Nor), Thorensen, Sandy Book, QuxexstowN, May 30—Arrived, bark Hebe (Nor), Boge, Baltimore. Sailod 31st, 10 AM, steunser Idaho (Br), Holmes (from Liverpool). New York. Kaxcoon, May 31—Arrived, ship R R Thomas, Nickels, Liverpool, Soutnamrrox, May 20—Arrived, bark Kosmos (Nor), El- lefvon, Pensacola. Sturt, May 28—Arrived, brig Alma (Ger), Grahe, Wil- mington, NC. Sravanuer, to May 31—Arrived, bark Mimer (Nor), Sor ensen, New York. Wixca. May 24—Arrived, bark Ragna (Nor), Eilertsen, Now York, rt), Hough ~ Arrived, ship Missouri (Br), Warren, WEATHER REPORT, Prymourtn, May 31, PM—Wind SW, with rain, MMorynwap, May 31, pz Vind 8, moderate, FOREIGN PORTS. Beenos Avnvs, April 21—Arrived prior, bark Manila IT (Ger), Gowner, New York. Cus, April 34—Arrived prior, bark Nehemiah Gibson, Bradford, Hong Kong. CALLAO, April 28—Sailed, barks Dos de Mayo (Nic), Bot- trell, Sau Francisco; May 10, Annapolis (Br), Delap, Lobos (aot in port 12th), Ww merennt brig P M Tink Dow Bay, May 29—, Boston, to load for Guba, GreRALTAR, May 25—Arrived, barks Dantol Draper ({tal), Bottono, New York: Trappano (Aus), Mercich, Philadel: phia (hoth not arrived 2st! TIVANILLOS, April 40—Suiled prior, ships Jeremiah Thompson, Hadley, Europe: Theobald, Adams, — Tn port April 30, ships Geolric (Br) Melville; Wm Leavitt (Br), Grimiths; Resolute (Br). Siinpyon, and CF Surgent. Swett, all tor Europe; Resolute, Nlekels; Gov Tilley (Br) umphrey, <——, Havana, May 81, AM—Arrived, steamer Rio Grande, Bolger. New York: Hatirax, May 28—Arrived, bark Ranger (Br), Doty, I erpool : bri Claremont (Br). Pye, Antwerp; schr A O Wat son (Br), Starkey, Phitudelphia, Satled 28th. bark Mary Ann (Br), Sheet Harbor. iy, April 6 (not 1st)—Sailed, burk River Clyde (Br), Philadelphia; 12th, Anu Precht (Ger), Maller, , Perkins, 8. oril_ 13—Saile: ships Svoloo, Allen Boston; ita, epair e magigt Whitney, Hong 1010, 4 17sh, Favorit Arrived priot to April Kong. Tn port April 22, barks Adeline (Ger), Bret, from Hong Kong, und Windermere (Bry, Main, from do, ‘Id for New York vr Boston, Mania, April 16—Sutled, ships Lightding, Watson, New ark Signal, York; 20th, Daniel Marcy, Bicknell, do; 23d, bark Wost- ern Bel Boston. MAMASitaM, Muy 5—In port. sebr Victor, Crocker, from New York, for Par aud New York. MONTREAL, May 29-~Arrived, steamers Circassia He, Liverpool; Manitoban, McDougall, Gi) Roxenvath, MeVicar, Pictou; bark Lima, wer Ruled 28th, ship Ardmore mativn (Br), McConnell, Glasgow; 29tn, |. Laverpool \—-Suiled previonsly. ships je (Verav), Baraines, and P J Bryce, Morse, Hampton Roads; town; bark Helen Marion (Br), Mundy, Martiniyue In port April 3, ships Cosmopolts (Br), Lyons; Prince Leopold (Br), Cochran, and St J+seph, Fales, for Europe: Unele Tos, Wooaside (since Tox ‘4 Pusta DE Lonos, April 30 sailed previ ly, bark I Sar gent, Leighton, Hampton Roads. In port A 4 ships Austrians (Br), Gillies, tor Hamp- ton Ro: eld (Br). Leavitt, tor Europe, Para, in port, schirs Theresa, MeQuihm, from and tor New ; Wm Jones, Robinson, from do tor do. Pour Mutarave. May 28—Arrlved, schrs WE Duryea (Br), from Charlottetown for 3 ‘ara (of Machias), frown'do tor Pldiadelphia, P. ssed Norch 28th, bark Arg Qurnke, May 28—Arrived, steamer Lake Champlain, Berns Amsterdau? Algiers, Morga: ed Crosx, Waddie, ook: President Harbiti Montrose; Dunrobin Castle, Milne, Aberdoen: Thomas Lee, Kendall, Maryport; tantin, Reynol tual 28—Ln port, bark Selma (Sw), Stromberg, ORK, May 31— In port, bark Mohican, Berry (lrom Liverpool), for Boston, Id; ailed, bark Haydo Brown, Have- before). vusay, May so GC Trufant, Thomas, London, We Iu port, re St Mancaner’s Bay, May 27 Arrived, bark Emerald, from yee to load tor United Kingdom. Joux, Cottrell, Port spain: Sth, brizs Quieo (Br), Hindin, Phila: delphin: Westmoreland (Br), smith, Boston; achrs Pru Sion General (iri, Heather: New York; Sist, Elizabeth R Ellen Br), Ford, do. s Walton (Br), Williams, er, Dundalk; Ei ‘ooper, and Alexandrovna ernoo!, 12—In_ port, barks Guiseppe Capuno (Ital), itta (Aus), tor New York, arin (Br), Stawart, for Hordeaux, do: Malaga (Br), Kerr, for do, do ache Wni Frederick «mes, for do, do. Vieronta, May 20—Arrived, barks Saint Mare (Fr), wo; doane Pierre (ir). Legasse, doy . Main, London; Gertrude (Br), Scott, | Melbuarne, Yanwouti, NS, May 28—Arrived, scbr J H Hatfield (Br), Now York, AMERICAN PORTS. RIA, O, May 23—Sailed, bark Eareka, Wallace, San ‘A Bri, HOth—Arriy Kong; aise th ALEXAND: ; 1 Vandevard, Houg ark Forward ud Ot jed—Schrs dave L Newton, Boston; Herschel Sandy & J Lee, Providence, dl ip—Seuts i M Brookings, and R Waddington, for k, Danio! Brown, Annie from Georgetown. steamers Tbs ux, Cientiexo: ” (Be), Lou \ Th Flannagan, 0, Philadelphia; May M . Marshal . Townsend, do. Faino: schr South orfolk. wi for barks Koformer (4 ‘ Shore, Whittemore, ft Saiiod—Bark Ribston (ir), tor d BALTIMORE, May 31—Arrived, gion, Parker, New Haven; colina Odalia, bri rod). 1 Mariposn; en. UFORT, 80, May 212Arrived, barke Lindola (Nor), Bostrup, Dublia 4th, Imatex (Rus), Pouror, Liverpoo!; Finland (ins), Bergman, Harwich. Sailed May 20, brig Blanche (Br), Maligral, 2st, barks Carmel (Nor), Gjeruldsen, Hui \e Veer (Aus), Merlate London; 25th, Artisan (Br), Criftivhs, Beltast, 26th, Fortuna (*or), Kristianse Portsmouth BANGOR, May 29—Arrived, sche daly Fourth, Wood, Baltimore, Also arrived, schr AJ Babens, Harris, Boston, to load for Curncon Breny Now York. ; schrs Goo 8 Marts, Marts, Proctor, Huboken |. sche New Rogulus, Refford, HON, May Bt—Salled, steamer G W Clyde, York. ed— Brig Express (Ht), Kawurds, Havre, May: 30— Arrived, sehr Ward J Hoxurt, Boston, to joad for do. SPURT, May 20—Arrivi ipa; David V Streaker, Grosvenor, a Yor DIGHTON, May s+ Georgetown, DO; Sarnn W hi EUREKA, Cal, May 22 Alex: Young, Blak New Yor 18 lonitor, B, May 20—Arrived, schr Surah L Davis, | jono- 4g FORTRESS. MONROE, Moy-tipPissee! soctaia Dea, LOD MSs (Nox); Lorentzen, fi ‘Bens teen few Gercatdam for Batvimeres “Emle Vissed out—Brig Mississipp!, from’ Baltimore for Demes rata, Bark Johnnes Rod (Nor), Moe (from Havre). Richmond, Yai brig Gurl Guster (Rus), Lundgren (tron , Baltimore, TAL te re, May 30—Arrived, schr Wm T Elmer, Tribe . Hoboke: Sallea—sebrs HG Bird, Rhodes, Simmons, Gandr, Phlladsiphtey at a rag ee Alida, Cousins, and Ney, Chase, New York. 4 GALVESTON, Mey 26—Suiled, schr Hector, Higgins, May 25—Arrived, scbr Frances, Pate rive hr A E Glover. Podger, New York. CESTER, May 29—Arrived, Lan, Piladelphias C es ved, scr Mary A Davis, NNEBUN . May 20—Arrived, Tur. rs ~Arriv it ", Galveston, . i iat Ses: Nee 3 Arrived, briz Lewis Clark, Smith, Bath; sehr Se guin, Hall, Kingston. giELBnioaE, May 29—Arrived, brig Angelica, Evang, oston. MACHIAS, May 22—Sailed, schr Ligure, Thatcher, New York. 26th—Sailed, schrs Nulato, Small, New York; Kila Brown, Brown, do. NEW ORLEANS, May 31—Arrived, steamer Borussia Ghr), Hore, Liverpool. Cleared--shi Moseley, Havre; bark Primerg Ssana (Sp), a3 - agers nw. fi a Pansies, May Arrived, barks Enrique (Arg), Pu; Liverpool: Onkel (Ger). Tasche, Bremen ahuininaviens Sailed—Steamor Alice (ir), York; brig Florence (Br), Havana, On the bar, bownd out—Ship Expounde: niet May 25—Suiled, ship Kae Prince, Hamilton, 2 ork. ‘31st—Sailed, bark Clementina 8 (Ital), Bagolan, Queene town, NEW BEDFORD, May 20—Arrived, Thompeon. Puilwtelpiies = Her Sicrariinecid hb ie, 40th—Arrived, +J A Beckerman, Hathaws town, DO: © G Cranmer, Cranmer, Philadolphi Hudson, New Georgo- Richard ame eR ‘ dailed—Sel ; Hurt, Kelley, Philadelphia: MA Pred. more, Fitch, York: Wm N"Gesner, Eve Markee Kin 4 Baltimore, Mowatt, do; Ella Strickland, iB. Striekl. for a mark: NEWPORT, May 30 ~Arrived, Woodland, from Baltimore: Racer, Johnson, Fall River for Jold Spring: Salmon Washburn, ‘Uuthaway, Taunton for New York; Joseph P Ross, Green, do for Elizubethport. Salled—Sehrs Curtis, Goodwin, Crowley, New Hannah Blackman, Arnold, do; Wm 0 Ii: erset for Philadelphia Wind, Bowman, Fall Kiver for Young, Providence for do; Sam MWEW LONDON, May 30—Salled, sebrs Saral: R DON, May 4, sobre Surab R Tuo sew Yorks Buaily' Denison, d = ran PORT DISCOVERY, May 22— Arrived, bri Deacon, Cale houn, Sun Francisco. PORT GAMBLE, May 23—Arrived, ship Sayamore, Cus ter, San Francisco; barks David Hoadley, Kabler, do; Ata: hra Johu 8 Beecham, York; Tirrell. ‘Some ete AY May 25—Cleared, bi OLA, 25—Cleared, Justitia (Ger derick W gel, Bordesus) ais (France). (Nor), Hansen, Huvre, de (sp), Budivola, Londong Sunderland: sehrs Eugone, VUTBA! ‘A, Mi Nneedinte Gans Di ¥ zy uy 30—Ari . J ul Hansen, Messina: wchre@ B Wood, Gundy’ Boston: 3 Lancaster, Mills, Chelsea: schrs Cont. dence, Branson, Mount Holly; Kmima B Shaw, Springer, Milton: Worden and Evans, Primrose, Portsmouth; JN Hudaell, Uranmer, do; Clara £ Simmons, Talpey, do; Zephyr, Bowinan, Millville. Sailed—Steumers Keading, for Salem; Harrisburg for Enst Boston. Wlst, arrived—Steamers Heroules, Swazey, Contipeae, Mowatt, Boston; Anthrucite. York ;-sehirs Curtis f1iton, Sheppard, B Dix, Portsmouth; Fanny Tracey, ‘Tl Wood, Gandy, do; E Cottingham, Sn cock, Lee, do;'M H Rand, Tatem, do; VL’ Hickman, Kin Richard Vaux, Robinson, do; Jesse LL: letts, Plymouth; Fail Rivors rimley, Ni McManemy, Walls, New Bedford: Sallie M k G@ W Collins, Hodykins, aval Also arrived, steamers Berks, Pendleton, East Cambridze; Rattlesnake, Smith, Boston; Leopard, Wiley, Newbury: Port: J 8 Bhrlever, Wood, Baltimore; bark Hawthorn (Br). Vhitney, London; schrs'S © Sinito, Banks, Gardiner; W. L Kikins, Ludlum, Boston; R & 8‘ Corson, Corson, Lottit, Taylor, do; LA Kommell, Jeffreys, do; A H Fd. wards, Bartleit, Salem; Robin Hood, B: Norwich; rietta, Linden, do; FSt Clie Edward relan, New: Hen iy Blackman, do. Clesred—Stenmers Allentown, Bacon, Boston; Achilles, Hand, Newbu i. Norfolk, Ford, Fall Ri M , York; achrs Boston; LA Rommel, Jeffries, do: © B Wood, Ganay, doz AE Babcock, Lee, do; MH Rand, Salem, do; VL tick: inan, Kinney, do; Richurd Vaux, Robinson, do; T Nowell, Fennimore, Salem; 3 McManemy, Walls, Beverl Leach, Johnson, Allyn’s Point: Sallie M Evans, . olden Lagle, Kelly. Dennis: § 8’ Franklin ewbaryport; Elwood Doren, Jurvis, 3 abylon, LI: Surah Wood, Hick: Fri ‘Allen, Norfolk; Isaac L Clari, Lake Charlestown; WF Garrison, Bowen, Georgetown; EP ingham, Smith, Savannah, camer Ellie Knight, McCroery, New Bearse, Vakes, Hiogo and Yokohama; (Kus), Westburz, Cronstadt; schrs R Byron, Gott, Chall Norwood, Boston; David 8 Corson, ir Edwards, Ireland, do; leua Breed, Providence, Rico, Fail River. Sailed—steamers Lord Clive (Br). Centipede, Ellie Knight, Achilles, Allentown and Norfolie. ‘Lewes, Del, May 30—Arrived, brig John © Noyes, Coke, Sagua, for orders. sailed -Ship Edith, for Baltimore; barks Melbou ohn: Thos Cochrane, Richmond; Thor, Marseille passed out Lottie Koard, West Indios, yesterday. ‘Bist -Arrived, steamer Richmond, Kelly, New York; schr tor orders Corson, do; F Stilwell, Braintree ‘Schr Carrio M Richardson, for Matan: Mo king Bird (Br), Amsborongh. Arecibo Suiled—Ship Goo Lit jer), for Antwerp; barks Teresi, Lovica (Ital), for Bristol; Italia (ital), for Queenstown Lols, for St John, NB. PORTLAND, May 20— Arrived, schrs Fanny Flint, Ware Ellen Perkins, Mitel Naw Yorks Philadelph ren, Port Johnson: Mary Helen (not Mary Holmes), Sanborn. ia, nd Geo Kingman. t. New York; schrs H D Siited—Barks Anna, Minnie, May, A mpaon, do, Riso arrived, sehr WE Lee, Philadelphia. Clenret. ‘elit Nollio Star, Poland, Philadelphin. PORTSMOUTH, May 29—Arrived, Wm UG R Mow:y, Ea, ton, Port Johi “4th—Arrived, schrs Union Fig Frisbie, Port Johnson; Mabel Rose, Allen, Phitadelphia; Addie M Bird, Falos, Rondont. PROVIDENCE, May 30—Arrived, schrs Earl P Mason, Nickerson, New Orloat 1 iverty, Gandy, rh Johneon; Albert Pha , Perth Amboy; Sarah Purvos, Lisle, Hoboke ‘Sniled—Stenmer Catherine Whiting, Harding, Piriladol- hia; sehrs Lulu Ammermon, Pierson, Savannah; Rouding aulroad No, 44, Carrotl, South Amboy; & T sraham, Jar- vis, Raritan River: Lona, Wells, New York; W M kvorett, McDaniel, New York; Lizzie J Clark, Derry, Now York; LO Wells, Wells, New York; Bertha, Conover, New York: JT Worthington, Fiteh, New York: Mary Stowe, jew York; Ocounas, Young, New York; Horlson Decker. Greerpert LL PAWT. CKET, May 30—Arrivea, schrs J E Potts, Kowe ra Charlie Bucki, Foss; R H Wilson, Clarky Stiles, und Henry Remsen, Allen, SAN ANCISCO, May 23—Arrived, schrs Mary Swann, Jacobsen, Manzanillo; WH Stevens, Bentley, Tahiti, Sailed—Ship Western Shore, McAllep, Seattle; barks |, Howe, Seabeck; Martha Ridevut, Nickels, Port 29th—Arnivea, ships ast Croft (Br). Pioncer, Newcastle, NSW; Cundida (Br). Mathewson, do, Sailea—Bark Lodstock (Br), Grabam, Muleje and Liver + |, stoamer Granada, Conoly, Panama; ship einking, Burrard Inlet; bark Quickstep, Bar- On. ‘S1st—Arrived, steamer City of Sydney, Dearborn, Syde y, NSW. via Honolulu, L’, May 22—Arrived. bark Lissie Williams, Ross, San Francisco. SAVANNAH, May 28—Cleared, bark President Dase (er), Albrethsen, Havre. Sist—Arrive:, steamer America, Billap, Baltimoro: bark Pikne. Helene (Ger), (late Krenkel), Pensacola for Rio Jan : Clexred—Scbrs Mary Jane (Br), Harbor Island; John § Ingraham, Millbridee, M Sniled- Brig Ana(Sp), Bertram, Barcelona; schr Rebecca: Brunswick, UA ‘BOR, May 23 ~Arrived, schr Clare #8 for Philadelphia. brig Mauzanilla, Dix, Phila Woxtorn Star. Cross, Georzetown, DC : St eu Watts, Baltimore; Julia A Borkele, Sai 1, Philadelphia; Abby Wasson, Lord and Pheoe An |. Perth Amboy; Watehman, Pendleton, Hobok ; Isabelld Thompson, Colamore; ilkey, and Wm Dureu, Doyle, Port Johne schr Florida, Webber, Perth Amboy, ¥ E Hatlock, Moule, Philadelphia; J Pons Fort Johnsen ne yy diane 20— Arrives schr Ts bt, Perth At Emperor, Dewick, Eligabethport, ‘snh—Arrived, chr Jonnie A Shepard, Edgell, Philadole hin, Pistiled—Sehrs, Alida, Cousing; Alten Gurney, Gurney; Tanis Bodine, Silva, and Lady Emma, New York, TONINGTON, Muy 29—Artived, sete Mary Jane, from York, to fonil for do, UNEYARD iiAV May 30—Arrived, sch ease, Rockland for New York: Maud Web: Ella Brown, Brown, ckland fordo; Peir F dersJ r, Weich, SO ERSET, js oo da: Trade Wind Gray, | John for Philadelphia: Lotte K. Friend, Collins, or fordo, Toluamab, Bennett, Portland tor do: Muze gle P. Smith, Grace Nedford, for Delaware City; Sunlight, Hodgdon, Boston for Baltimore or Aloxandria, camor HF Huinill; sehrs Runtross, Onward, JG Bubeoek, Rebecen A Cartor: Richard Peterson, TA Stuart, Henry Lippitt, A Peters, Aue Kain, Nowman. © Clossen, John Snow, fA ny wards, Milton, Geo I” Trigg, Poiro, Elis mnith and Lottie K Friends adwalinder, Phinney, Philadele Trudell, Grace, ‘do for ieee Sailed, Jeddio. TT Tasker, Brown, Mag: ik Croix, Leland, “Cleared, barks Abraham Skalle (Nor), Gregerseny London: Tarpeian (Br), Dornan, Liverpool. WESTERLY, May 20-Arrived, scbrs Connectiont, Beath- rt Johnson: K W. Babeoe, Sisson, Weehawk aches MF Webb, Krown, and EH Clark, Vars, New York. WARREN, May 20—Arrived, schr Scud, Allon, Perth Am YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C In future all advertisements presented for publication after’ eight o'clock P. M. will be charged double rates, RONRAT FOR SAuH CuEAL —UAN BE SKEN AT Ai, BARNETTS, 28th st. and Bast River. 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