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ANOTHER CHAPTER 1NT ERIK.
8XCITEM1NT AT TUB FIFTH AVENCK HOTEL
LAST EVENING HESI'ECTINO 1 Mi'i-N JJINU
bAHKBUPTCT.
(.reat excitom?nt prevailed last evening la and
around uie Kiftii Avenue H itel, owing to the
rumored coliap-e oi in* Erie Kali way. Tho large
corridor* and reading room of tue hotel were
crowaed by an excited though not taroulent
srowd of atock nrolieiM, banner* and railroad otll
siitis. Here unil there small ijrou; s of brokers
were congregated, oi?ea*aiu<r ttie probability of
there being any truth.ul foundation for the exist
ence of such a rumor. The "I told >ou so" gen
tlemen appeared wuer than ever, and at every
opportunity administered verbal rebukes to the
aruumenii net furit b, t ieir doubting friends.
"It cou:d not have been otherwise," exclaimed
one excited individual, apparently a broker. "I
anew it all along. and 1 am gliul of it, for we'll now
get an honest board ol management." "Jay
Gould," suggested a bystander, but he Imme
diately shut pan on findiug that bis suggestion
instead of meeting with toe approbation of the
coterie was only received with a snout of derision
accompanied by loua laughter. "No, no," re
sponded an elderlv gentleman, "we don't want
auy more Oouid riyiinea. Why, gentlemen, Una
man Uould has been at the bottom of tills whole
affair, and ho has managed the operations of those
?p oseu to the present management Boaatotmu*
at,cm the bankruptcy oi the Erie road,
in order that tie may once more assume
the control oi that road. His plan now is to let
the road go into bankruptcy, and by some manner
>f means so arrange ui.liters m to have a eou
{rolling voice in tue appointment o; the receiver,
-n whoa* hands the nooks aad property of tue
trie road must be intrusted. As soon a-* lie haa
iccomwmed tbn part of the programme he win
men nave himself re-elected president ol tne
road once more, a report r oi the Hkbw.d
called upon Mr. Jay Uould la-<t evening at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, for the purpose of ascertain
ing whether or not there was any truir. in tue
rumors wnich "era being circulated as to the
inability oi the Erie Railway to pay tne June
mterest upon their bonas, amounting to about
|6So.ooo. V\ nen uddrea-ed upon tne subject by
aur reporter, Mr. Could was standing directly in
front oi the clerk's desk, and was engaged lu
ebattlng witn several of his friends.
On being Halted bv our reporter as t:> whether
be bad beard unytulng aouut tne moored bank
ruptcy or the Kne road. Mr. Gould immediately
responded that ne had not.
Rspoktsb?Mr. Gould, have .vou beard that tha
Delaware and La-kawanna c?>al Comp my aud th->
Delaware and Lludsou Can.il Ci tnpany bad failed
,u keep tne promises made to assist tti" Erie
Hallway Company by lending them sufficient
aioney to : ay their June Interest*
be again replied tnathe had not. adding, by way
?f parenthesis, as though lii desired to escape
join beiUg compelled M make ausv/er to any
rour?e of cross-examination or questioning upon
auy matter connected with the Erie road, tbat be
hail had nothing wmtever to do with the man
agement of toe rout lor two veais past,
lie desired to be understood as being in
Possession of no knowledge whatsoever of Erie
tffairs. If there was any one subject on wuicn bo
was unaole to say anything it may be atatso that
Krie was that suoject. To every question put to
sim by o .r reporter in que?t oi lmoiinaiiou npou
the affairs 01 Erie be answered. "No."
President Jewett, of tne E le rnrid, on being
lueatioued last evening in regjrd to the Erie
rumors upon the street, stated ibat there was a
rreat ueai of trutii in them. in so far as regards
the lanure ol tae several canal and coal couipauiei
aimve mentioned to lulfll their promise of assist
ance. Liad the; complied With the request or tue
Erie road to advauce toe amount ol the June in
terest he believed that tne road would have pros
pered. As matters stand at present, however, tie
uould discern nothing but bankruptcy staring
the m in tne lace.
Ttie last remaining hope for the payment of the
/line ano July interest Das disappeared, as the
following report of a:i Interview with President
Jewett allows:?
Kkpobtkb?Mr. Jewett, have you received an
answer to the negotiations set uu loot by your
company to raise money from the Pennsylvania
eoal companies to pay tae June aad July inter
est r
Mr. Jkweit? Yes, I have received an answer
aayin?' that uo mouey can be looked lor fiom that
quarter.
Kbi'urtkr?Then, is there any hope of the Erie
Company being able to meet its ol.ii/ tlons V
Mr. Jewett (sadiy and franaiyj?None that I
can aee. 1 am going to a meeting of tne uirectora
tiiis evening to aee what can be done.
Kkpo&tek ? Uave y.u auy other project In view
to meet the obturations of the company ?
Mr. Jewett?Notie, whatever, me naxt regular
meeting ol the company would be in June, but I
have, in justice to myaelf, and owinir to the pre-a
lng necessities of tae compauv, called a meeting
oX the (Urectora for to-morrow.
SAFETY AT SEA.
TXX TBI II. OF A XE'.V X.UI-3A VINO gCIT IJf
THE LOWES BAT.
There waa an exhibition of a li:e-aaving appara
loa in tne Lower Day yesterday. The event had
Men advertised to take place, "rain or ahine,"
aad tboee who uilgut have leared that the heat
wooid cauae a Miatponement moat have been
more than nappy to aee the rain falling in tor.
rente whet, toe hour for the assembling at the
Battery arrived. There waa one thing, however,
irataa naa not been calculated upon. The
snthoataaai of the lovers of science
|rew visibly leaa with eaca moment
aa tbey stood for a long aad dreary
soar upon the uncovered wharf at the Battery,
waiting for the arrival of a steamer which bad not
been engaged until the verv laat moment and waa
consequently not ready lor occupancy.
The steamer Dually reached tae lewer bay, and
the Ave itidivldusla who were to try The suite
rigged themselves in the ruboer armor, i he in
ventor maue a long speech, in w bleb he exto.iei
me merits of the oreas to about ;iOJ invited guests
The three ladiea, Mr?. Moore and her Bister, Miss
3ayuor, and Miss Whitney, were brought lorwnrd
tnd introduce . to the criticalaudlence. 1 Be ladies
eere then conducted to 'he cabin, where, auer
ibout iwen*y mluutea work, tne autts were
Jonue l and tne entire party were Conducted to
ihe aft gangway by the inventor of tne auit.
Everybody was now ready ul<i auxioua lor the
biouae. >omeoody counted "one, two. three.''
1 be "big one." or the u.ventor oi the oresa. got
his courage up to the jumping point and weut
overboard. He iightei lu the water e?t loremost,
aad after otaappearlng a mom'Ut under
toe water rose *itn < v ry targo montn
and a very v, ry lace. Ihe largest la4v
followed, struck on ner l.acx. doubted op.
Meariwtii.e he otMr two laoies had been per
suaded to leap overt.oard. Toe middle sized lady
look a "header." 1 here waa a prodigious fulness
lo tne *:ack portion ol cue oreec.'ie*. l or a mo
seat that Waa tue on>y porn u of tr.e person or
the dress visible, lb.- wciguia. oi five pouuds
tach, attached on ttv.* feet played sad havoc witn
the p> roendicatarity, and the nead and arms
were desperately ploughing the water in front.
Tie "litlie un?-' ? ?? my eleven nars of age''? was
a sweet aatured cherub, and ?howcd more real
plucK than the rest ut the party, .-she came to the
aur ace aulvei inv. but alter gating several timea
aad awaliowiag some aa.t *a erst.o aecmed to
csiu* to ber aeuses. Then she w*a heard to sing,
la a a wee; and conduce voice:?
"Mother, may I go out U? swim V
" V?s. my aarlloe dauahter:
Cnies* vou hav? a ruborr drc*s
Ltou'igo near 'be water."
Thla was regarded as exceedingly appropriate
ana timely, and elicited loud aipiause iue voung
man of tue party had taaen tna ducking aud was
floundering aoout in tbe water. Tue entire party
paddled alioii ? for twenty minutes, a'e oraugea
an i pretended to read a paper, alter wntcu ;oer
were dratigea into the ateamer ami returned to
(be city.
The dreaa la a complete rubber-cloth envelope,
winch eovsrs the entire bodv, excepting the
hands and tne lace, and nas aeveral attachments,
each as a life oeit and an air pillow tor tne bead to
reai apoa. It pruveu to ne may capable ol tua
taiaiag a man's walnut m tue water.
THE BROADWAY FIR?.
Loaasa and ixacbAsrcca.
Tae complete list of tbe losaes ta t&e Are at No.
no Broadway la ae follows:?
Demarest a Co., carriage repository, Sio ooo; in
sured tor I'&tOOO. Aifonso a Co.. artificial flowers,
$16,000; lasured for I&vWj. K ia? Uytuan A Co.,
anlflciai flowers, |2,ooo. E. Lord, dyelno and
aeounug esia iiianu.eni. iMj. Ibe nan.age to tue
buiidiug* 1a estimated at fi,u00.
The following companies bad rlaaa oa toe atoct
of Alfonso A oe. to the aruouut set opposite their
Barnes:?Ial .n, lexaa, {i.aou; Uir.ernlan, >e?aiK,
92.600; Ti'euete', can ago. ta.&oo; Ci y of i'rovi
?ance, Liar, KentScay. Ia&OO; StatiOar.!,
Hew Jerse>, I3,i>o0; <jid uomlue n. hici.uioud,
$2,100: at. 1,0ms. ifi.ooo; Penaayivania, $2,ftoo;
amason, (.iociunati, |7.it-0; (- tntuerciai. C ilitor
tor ma, ja.joo; Merct.anu', Cleveland. 12,-jo: Usii*
tor. 12.60); A.lem tm.ia, ii. iOO; Pre.covt, Boston,
Eaaaaa,
THi? WEATHER YESTERDAY,
Tbe foilowiag record will ahow the chances In
tae temperature for tae past twenty-four hours.
In compariBoB wim tbe correapondtng date of last
(ear, aa ladu ated by tue tiierrnometei at Hddnot ?
aaruacy. UBhald building ?
? 1171. UT 6. 1874, l*U.
? A. U 17 M 8:eo F. M.... Al r,7
? A M. AO CU 6 r. M V. es
li, M no ?7 0P. M si oe
is ? ei ?7 12 P. m as 04
Average temperature vesterdav ?6'<
Average teasperaturn tur aorreeponding date
M
MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY.
The American Museum of Natural History had
its opening reception or the season yesterday
aiternoou. The weather was very unprop;tloua
and consequently mere were !>u: very lew <jue.su
present. Th? people or New York are to raise tlie
will of "J oy taxation, to pay /or ttio new lire
prooi tnuseuiu building wnicu is going up lu Central
Park, near Llgbtb avenue, una $f.o,w>o additional to
clear and ornament the grounds a out It. The
entire building it to coat, when completed
and lilted up during tac co ulug I all. tlie sum of
fi.iO,000, cli ol Wkicb l? to come Irom tbe public
puis*. since tue last reception u large number
ol very valuable speeim.'iis hav e bo n added 10
tne Museum. A unique set ol liirht mounted
spe< hc-us of t e i-.unit r arauiic bird a of New
7.% ul .h i, Known us me "Moa," is atuous the now
ci.no-ries m tue department of ornithology.
Another rare uddiuou has been uqnaied to the
Museum bv Mr. 1). (i. iCiilotl?more tuan eleven
hundred akin* of North American buds.
A very interesting collodion oi mounted beads
ol moose, buffalo and cariboo, witb skull-, aud
antlers oi many varieties of deer, en a been pre
sented to me Museum by tlie f. lends of tlie laro
wel; Known artist, Air. J. W. Hays. His line paint
ing or a liera oi builalo was also an acoeptab.e
leature wbicu adores tne department assigned to
specimens of the ruminating animals.
liie mummies from the Columbia River, pre
sented b< ur. J. Siuims, aud that from Alaska,
by me Alaska Commercial Company,. are me
mentoes of barbarous tubes which cannot full to
be Interesting.
in me department of mineralogy taere are addi
tions lu the shape of ten boxes ol copper ores and
triree of iron ores iroin L-ike Superior, presented
by Mr. Samuel Sloan; anu a co ieeuon ol minerals
from Proie*sor A. C. Foote. A very desirable ad
dition is t ie gift irom Mr. Dodge or eight original
copper-plate engravings of Auduhou's b.rds of
Norui America, i lie .Museum nab an offer oi the
Pstioouiologicul collection of Profs sso r Jsuies Hall,
of Albany, lor the sum of |?5,oou. About l^u.ouo
have neon aleaoy subscrlueti.
Among the trustees present yesterday were ttio
Presiaeo'. Mr. Kobert L. Stuart. aud Mrs. Stuart;
Messrs. William A. ileines, Ueuju.iun U. Field,
i Theodore Roosevelt, William T. Liiodgett, U. Jack
sou Stuart and Williuui K. Dodge. Jr.
A second reception will be held on Decoration
Dav, next Monday, irom two to five P. M., when
tickets issued for yesterday will be good. Mislaid
cards of invitation will be duplicated ou applica
tion to the Museum.
BROOKLYN'S WATER SUPPLY.
OPPOSITION TO THU NEW 8TOP.AUE HEailliVOIB?
mehtiso oy prominent citizens last
EVENING.
The Law, Water and Drainage committees of
the Brooklyn common Council met last evening
at the City Hall to listen to the protests of prop
erty owners who are opposed to a further appro
priation of city funds lor the completion of the
storage reservoir at Hempstead. Alderman strong,
acting Chairman of the Law Committee, presided.
There was a veiy large attendance oi wealthy
and influential citizens, and the pioceeuings were
characterized oy great earnestness. Among mo?e
preseut were iu? Hou. s. 3. Chittenden, A. A.
Saow, Jeromiaii P. Robinson, Samuel Hutcnin
s>ou, A. P,. Hay its. Samuel McLean, lieueral stew
art L. Woodford, ilou. Henry c. Murphy,
lienry C. Sheldon, ex-Uegister McLougnlln, Presi
Ueiit Palmer, oi tbe Hoard of city Works, and
other . ilie proceedings were oponed by Alder
man Strong, who stated tboooject of the meeting.
Lie said the present Board of Alderman Dad notn
lug to uo wuli the legislation by wmcli tne con
struction of the reservoir was authorized and
commenced. Plans nad been adopted, arid tee
original appropriation oi #1,400.000 had been ex
pended, anu now an appropriation or $600,0(jo whs
asKcd to enlarge and complete tne reservoir.
Mr. Samuel Hutchinson read a .m itten protest
against any enlargement of tBe work, ihe origi
nal plan was that tne reservoir should nold
l,bju,ooo,00o gjlloiis, wHieu would ne sufficient
even in a season of drought. Ex-Mieriff Campbell
spoke briefly to the same effect. He was followed
by A. A. Low. wno remonstrated against the com
pletion oi the reservoir. He hail i:ad an uniavor
atde opinion oi me project since tlie ccutract had
been > rig.ually awarded, and looked upon jt as a
very Injudicious one, tne amount expended nav
in(f exceeded tlie actual value received. lie
thought it inexpedient at present to press the
completion of public works, unless unavoidable.
THE JERSEY WIFE MURDER.
AS INNOCENT CHILI) 8 PABT IN Till BLOODY
vrosoL
The inquest on the body of Catharine Kehoe was
commenced last evening at Brady's Morirue, Jer
sey City, befQre coroner Lyncn.
Mrs. Louisa Johnson, a colored woman and
sister ol ihe previous witness, testHied:? i live in
the sau:e nouse nltu Kehoe; neard a noise in bis
apartments about seven o'clock on Friday
evening; heard a fail as U some person nad struct
tne boor; neard no more noise tin about ten
o'c.oc*; sue t ten gave some loud groans ana toads
a strange noise sucn as l nad never heard uer
make oei< re; a seemed ago some one struggling
against deatt.; thought she was dying from the
racket srie made; heard Kehoe say. "lou damned
b?h this wnl be the last of you to-night;" he auo
said, "1 i.a\e b.en wanting to Kill you long ago;
1 win mage a sure thing ol it uow: me
old Ml will never Doosr me again;''
he called f.ts lti.e bj.' to ^et him some water,
saying. "Get >omc water and was.i her off;" ihe
boy said. "Papa, what is tne matter with my
mamma'" Keiioe auswered, "Xotuiug, she's
tliunk againt ie little boy continued to bring in
waier; near J him ask nu mother it she ,eit bet
ter aud sue aaswered "No;" neard her say, "Pete,
take off uiy Md shoes;" she then gave some very
loud groans; a lew second* aiterward the gave a
very wea* groau; 1 judged sue was pretty nearly
gone; heard no more u<>ra hsrtheu; the little
bov sail, "Papa, is my mamma asleep?"
he answered that ..she was; Kehoe
then ?aid, "Kate, are yob asleep r
d<nin you get up arid nnrae that
child;*' she did not iuistret; Kehoe -aid to his
boy, "Rock tne oaby, sne can't take care ol it
un? more;" me utile boy rocked tie baby a tew
minutes, and Kehoe men said to the bor, "We'll
t.ikc oil lie. clothes and put her into bed;" lie told
the boy to take hoi a of her feet; ttien heard a
oraKKlm: irom the lounge over to the bedroom,
anu ;<eard the tearing oi clothes; this continued
aoout ten ininut*>: Kehoe then told the boy to go
down an . bring mm up a pail of water; wnen tne
boy c .me dot*;, I asked him wuat was the matter
with his mother, and lie raid "Notuiug, fatner oas
l>ee i beating ner;" a 'lew minutes aiterward
Keh^e came down, and I asued mm wrtat was mo
matter with his wife, and he said, "Kate is dead;
yon all g'? up anu ?ee ner;" I said to him, "You
have killed Mr*. Kehoe;" aud ne said, "No. sne
fell off the lounge and off the bed, ana
now she is oead;" ne said the baby al->o tell out of
tbf> bed ud was lying t?>: saw Kehoe bring
down a pali wtto Ciotnes in It and set it under the
hyarant; k? hoe and ins wife were iu the habit of
quarrelling; sue was sober on tne day or ner
deatu aud was playing witu iny baby mat evening.
County ftiy.-ic.au siout testified that he found
r co?iu?ed wound at tne tune of tbo skull and
t iat deatn eusued from compression oi me brain;
be also in and several marks and ormses on differ
en parts of tue ooay.
The inquest was men adjourned till this even
tug. Kehoe necarne so unmanageaOle in the
cou,ity Jail yesterday tuat he was la^teusd iiowu
la ma ceil.
A JERSEY RAILROAD OUTRAGE.
A PAsSEN'GLK B SKULL FRAOTraXD BT A CON
DCCTOB.
At ba'f-past twelve o'clock yesterday mornlBg
two men were tak*n in custody by policemen at
the Pennsylvania Railroad uepot, in Jersey City,
and conveyed to the First precinct station, on the
complaint of a conductor named Wutam
Johnson. one of the men, named Jobn
sauudpra, a resident of Nn. 287 East
Forty-second street. New York, pesented
a pitiable sr.eetacit, bis skull being fractured
bv a blow from a heavy billet of woed in the
baO'is oi tne conductor, iiiood streamed down
bis face till his clothes sere sa'urated. ine otner
mtin, John Fiynn. ol No. ,2* Las: Eleventn street,
New York, fsred better, tnougn he bad to wsge a
ries erate fl?at sgaiuat the conductor, t>aftgage
master and orakemeo A Hskald teporter was in
tbe ponce station watn me men entered,
and tlie/ state<l their caae aa follows
wnen tbey reached me railroad depot at
Newark the train was ready to move
out aud n.ey had not time to parcnaee
tickets. Wnen tbe train reacued tne mes .ows
tne conductor came along and detnaooed their
ticaets. i i.e men rented tney nad none and state i
tne rensoo. lbe conductor then ordered them to
leave the car aud tney reiused. Me men dragged
?saunters into tbe oaggaue car, wnere he wss
coiiared by two brakesmen and thrown oU tne
platform. Me ueld on, howevur, and b^d gained
tne piatiorm wn?u, he al.eges, tne c ?njuctor strucx
him a learfbi mow on Hie left temple with tbe
i,met of w?oJ, wnica was produced at the ponce
station. Plyuu states tftat, out tor the assistance
he i?noered ?aun<iers trie iititr would tuve toen
m traered. Vet tbe conductor wss siioweu to de
i art aud the two paoseugsrs were held, ihey
w-ra b.ougat before Ju?ure Dsvia yesterday
morning aud were discnaiged. iwomemoeraof
tue t/rauu jary called upou tbe Justica with the
view oi Having tne injured man appear ami make
complaint. *o mat justice must be metvd
out. to me Insolent em ploy ? oi tbe Penn
sylvania Kailroad. It wi;l i.e i ernembered tuat a io w
years ago a poor inan named Lane was put off a |
ir?in in me darkuessoi nignt, ny conductor James
Parser, st tne Hackenaacs bridge, aud the un
lor unate man, la trying to riud ms way off me
bridge, ten into me river aud was drowned, ine
Orand Jury now in session are dete mined to
ma?.-a lew examples, so taat the lailro.id om
pioyfis may t.e more respectful to the public,
eaun ieis will t.esummoned tma lorenooti to ap
peal agamt' Jouosoo, ine (iiaad Jury nave aiao
under ouueia*rattbu tne l onuuct of the employes
at tne ieiry who ?esauiteu passengers aitex me/
bad paid tueix fsue.
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC \
MEETING AT SARATOGA.
ThioutiU tne courtesy of William II. Eusti?. of
Saratoga, we ire able to lay belore our
readers the programme lor the annual ath
letic meeting or our students at Saratoga.
Thursday, July 15, tne next day alter that
of the University tout race, i- the tini ? fixed uooii, j
and should the latter be delayed, as last ye.ir, ;
these races will, of course, go over till the day
aiter it is rowed, so as to permit the powers tliom- ;
selves to take part. These sports will bo ,:oU"
ducted under tho auspices oi the saraiona Ko wr
ing Association. Teu races are arranged 'or,
eight oI which win be opeu to uuderuraduates of
tne louneen different colleges represented iu t!io
rowing races, and the <> ner two to k r ad u ate s (<,
the same, men giacluating this vrsur ueiasc. a? j |
tue boat rjces. eligible lor trie under?;raduaic l _
tests, ihe entire day will be devoted to ilie spoil,
whica will be arranged ubout as lallows:
moknisu,
commencing at ten o'clock.
first?oue mile running race.
Second?Three mlie waUiug race.
Third?loo yard dash.
fourth?seven mile walklnz lace.
aftekkoon,
commencing at haii-pust three.
Fifth?Ualf mile tuumtig race.
tiixilt?one mile walkinir race.
Sev<iutH-l'*o mile running race. ;
iLih l2oyaid hurdle race: tea hurdles, each
! three feet six'iucnes nigli.
Xlnth? Iwu mne running r.ico (graduate).
Tnit/i?'sevw mile walking race iirrauuaie).
The nrettv lit tics half-mile truck at uien .Mitchell
lias i<ecu selected lor the contest. It has passed
inso new nauds and is belnsr put in excellent
oiaer ine prizes will be oeuutiiul and apptopri
aie u'nd will ag,,r<gdte m vuiuo irom $-'.ouo to
?u ooo. No entry fee will be charged, me asso
ciation wishing iu every way to meet tue
students' wisnes as lar as possible. ltl.-desired
thut ml entries be maao at an early day to Will
lam" II fcu-tls, of ;lie committee, at Saratoga
Springs. N. V., and ttut all communications souk
itur lurtner inioriuaiioii be directed to lum. A
committee chosen irom the various colleges will
broiiaoly co-operate with the association, anil uo
?ill that may tie necessary to reader tho whole
aiiair. what H already gives nattering pioiulse -o
become, an even more uiterestitiic spectacle tnau
me ureat bo.tt race itself. It may be added, that
should (lie graduate* or unrtcigraduates of other
colleges than the lourteen above reierred to wisU
to take part. If tbev will indicate ttieir desires to
Mr. Kustis toey will be duly considered.
PROFESSOR ADLER'S LECTURE.
Professor Felix Adler. oi Cornell University, do
Uvered a very interesting and instructive address
on "The inilnence o( the Physical Geography of
Palestine on Hebrew Thought," beioiu the Ameri
can Geographical Society, at Association Hall, last
evening. The land of the Iieorews is a peculiar
land, even as Israel was a pecuiur people, said
the speaker. Since Palestine is a laud set apart
by itself, condemned to bohtuie by barriers which
nature herself has set up, the speaker argued that
its inhabitants, isolated Irom their fellow men, are
thrown entirely upon their resources, aud thus
acuuire a certain hardness of cnaracter, an aris
tocratic pnuc oi race, a strong senary of supe
riority which continually challenges the hatted
oi mankind and at toe same time lends mem suja
coherency that aU the world's i.ate is powerless to
CI \\*iie ifev^r an extraordinary tnind, a genius of
uniuue powers, appears among men he finds sod
tudc to tie the essential condition fertile growth
ami periecting of his separate self. Tho genius oi
tt.e Hebrew people needed solitude, for tnelr mis
sion was to break loose irom the traditions of the
world aud to produce a system or religion*
tuought at variance with all the collected wisdom
ami the cherished belie! oi antiquity, lue size or
Palestine, as in the case ol Ureece, is hardly com
mensurate with us importance. Hie wuole coun
try from Dan 10 Ueerstieba i* only lso miles in
length ami 63 iu breadth, and jet, within this
small territory, what diversity ?.f cnarac?.er ! ilia
r?ului ol Juda is a laud where the thought of men
would dweii upon the inilnits in its gravest,
grandest, gloomiest lorins. The Imagination, tired
b> tae strong, rich wine that grows aiuuiirt.
winged its wav upward on the wi.d strains of
passionate music tnat re-echoed In these vales,
it. ourst lurth in eloquent song; it gave oinli to the
majestic ryttuntc measures ol toe psalms and
hvtons of Scripture ana filled tneui with the sym
bols of us soundings.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES 0* PSPAHTERE HtOM NEW YORK FOtt THE
MONTHS OF M.VY AMI
Strainer. j .So ill. j?e*ftuaM?n.| Vj/ire. j
Kmiia Mav 2t>. LlveruooL. il howltn^ Orcea
in-itt ' .7. liattiBur/. |?1 broaawa*
F Cal&nis iMay .V.lHottt rtlan';WBroartwav.
City ut brutwii.' May i'J- bivpr&uoL. ,1.1 Brouawsy
Kiivdi ...'Ma*- 2S. LivcrtiooL Ii'j Mroaawar
aritfnnie.". 'May ?.l laveruoOi..! in hrosawar.
Vii?M? rarU.... Mar zv. Hnvrr v Broaaw.*
xpfkir Mnv is. Br?men.... 2 Uownua Oraea
Banvia. Mav vs. ,if>lawow... 7 I^aoaOrasa j
vXvomiua. iJuri" I.
B. tiuiio...
#'an oi lndiaaa
Canaaa
Ihuruuna
(iarmuale
Ci'.v hi cotitcr.
ihc Qaeeu
Motel
kmia
AliVINIIW
I'ounuorauia.
Juna i
Juuti
June 2.
Juuc a.
Jua*
I.tvercmil .Jbroi.iwuv
l.ivcri ooL. iMowmiif 11reeu
Gian/ow... "KBrnaowav.
loaai.n.... 's/BroaUwav.
usniDurir.. t?l UroaawaT.
Livertiooi .jlil liroHJway.
U Broadway.
H Uroadwah
i Bowilp? areeu
" Kowuui (>r**u
t Uowime <!reou
el Hrnadwav
June 3. LiViTfiOO
Jur.c 0. I.tv^ri ool..
Jutit : lircmeo..
Juno ..
?inn* 9.itivirsMM
.t an-; 10 Itlainbiir?.
jg,,,, I 10. liutieMaiiii H?iB roan way.
Adrlatlr.
Cltv n? Paris
ssalxi
l'( retro
Donaa
Jilano
Italv
Aigcna
stait oi weorm.
Orllert
Celtic. .....
Cltv of Berlin.
1 uuo 12.
Jun.' 12.
: una 12.
June 1 i.
Ju.b 12.
June H
JuB? IS.
?tune 11.
June lit.
time 17.
June Iff.
June 18
Liverpool..
Li veroof'..
I.lverpoau.
Havre.....
Bremen ,.
1 ij*eroool.
I .on Ion ?
Liverpool..
liUrfuW...
llxintuir/..
LivcrpooL.
errool
June 26. Lrreroo?iu.
tuno Je., Liverpool..
June 2fi. Havre
Junj 30. 01a?*uw...
I'j Broadway.
1 JBroaawav.
CM Broaawa'/.
SMroadwav
2 lldwiiiiir Ureaa
?'J Broad wav.
>.?) l.r..ji lwav
? Bowling ura?n
72 Broun wa?.
1 BroaJwar
It) Broaa wav
1.1 Br .'id wb .
1<? Broadway.
l'i Hroartway.
V, Broad wav
72 Broadwav.
y4in' |June 18. Bremen ... |
?e;<auiie..M
Cltv ol R'.choinn I
France
Haic oi Pvnnsy'a
0^ NOTTCK TO CAPTAINS OF VE sBr.S ESTER
1XO THE POUT OK KfcWVOBK AT SftiHT.?The Naw
York IUbai.d has adopted a diitin*ui?hin* CostoB ai?ht
signal lor uae on board the HaBxto steam yacht show
in* while burning the color* red. green, red. changing
Irom e*c te the other iu snccesslon. and can be ??n sev
eral miiet distant. Captaina ol vessels upon seeing this
signal wlii oblige us by preparing any marne news
they may nave for the Ship Newt kepanmeat ol the
11 SKALD. .
><r Persons desirous of ctimmnnlcatlng with vessels
arriving at Sew Terk can do so by addressma to sach
vessels, care ol Uiasin news yacht, pier So 1 Kast
Klver. New Vork. Letters received from all parte af tae
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re
quired. ______
ALUANAC POE NEW YORK?TILLS DAY.
acs" awd moos. I hioh warita.
Snu rises ? ? I fiov. Island... .eve 12 44
SUQ stis T 19 I Sandy HooE.morn 11 5?
Moon rLses...iDorQ 12 ol i Men Uaie ?vt 2
PORT OF NKW YORK, MAY 25, 1875.
CLEA&La
Pteamer Rusfia (Br), C??k. LiTerpeol via Queenstown
'?e'aui'-r Ulu i>omlnlon, Walker, NortoiS. City Poln.
and Kichmond?old i oinmion steamship t:?.
Steamer Ann Kuza Kicharas. Phiiadeipaia-James
U*f? amer Beveriv Pierce, Phuadeipnia?jaraes Hand.
Sti-amer Mavflower Pulta I'htladelpnia?James Hand,
u'eamorulauru? Bears* Ke??<.??h ? litmocS
Bara Kooert Kelly Kmemau, Hiogo and VoSohama?
^liarK^S'icimerang ;Br), Wamhssh, Livsrpool?Miller A
HBtVa Montevideo (Fr , Metalrs Havre?Boyd * blnca
* HsrK Coafluenua (Oer;, KoUlu?. Case Iowa, COB
f Bars' K'.rttnths (Br). Drummond. Mstamss-Jas H
^BsirK^vrhitebail ?r), Caldwell, Ualifaa, Ss?J F Whit
''*Br* MleheUna (Ttab, Esposlto* Bristol, E?A P
Atch*rMsrT B Dyer, Oliver. Cat Is'.snd, Bah-B J Wsn
'"riclir Fusis Preeeott <Bt), Douglass. St John. ?B-Jsd
tr??ht t B riiith, imlih. Ja. kSKirivtUe-Warren Kay.
Stlir John Koi?. Aden Piil.adsiplua?^Overt.,a A Uaw
"senr R M Atwood. Hsrrlclt, Leer I?le?H J
echr Amelia r tobtj. naker. Weiltleet. M?ss~M J wea
*itr Beta, Aekley B itton-WUson Oodfrsy. .
Rciir kssrais. Uartiett, Proviaeoce?B W J so k son A
ch/ A A Baker. Marrsr. ?sw Hsren-Rsokett A Bra.
Altai VAIA
BEPOKTKD MY THK HkRtL!> ?TS\M TACBTI AMD
uEBALb waiTtfrojii rKi.rjiiAi'a Li*i.
Steamer Aeaw'co '?ray, A?j>mwa.i M ?y 14. with md*e
and pnsoeng' n t , ;te /s-i': Hail steamship Co Ue
tani'd outs! ?? on s<'.'?ent /i' j
Steano r Lnau.pior, ^1 *,'?^2 ?';nf
Ruined
V. -nciaes day., in
days. witBsagaf toJova. lerry a oo Is detained out
side ou accourit ol for.
sehr W a low, Pierce. Virginia
1'AASKD THROO'ilt >lKl4b fvrA
BOt:SO SO6TB.
i ?teaa>er Cltv at New Be-tforl. Fisft, Mew BodiBH
I tor New rark. wtt* aidse and oaaseweera
steamer uaiatea, Waldeu Providence lor Mew York,
Willi uiUse uiitl pa-se users
Brig Crescent <Kr), Faulkner. Windsor. NS, for New
York, M<'av?. wuli piaster t<i J F Wliitimy A Co.
>chr (I L. nanoil. Itackett, st tleorgo for .New York,
with Asli to II i Holers A Co.
M'lir Aim*-. Kniti>|>, Newport lor Ne<v York, with tlsli
to Koger* .1 uk uriis
s'chr Molesty. Nick< rs.ni, I'lvnmutti lor Now York.
scbr Aimer Taylor, Taylor, i.angor tor New York, with
lumber in drier.
J-chr Boston, Mckersou, Uoston lor New Yorlt.
tsflir (J W Cum tilings. Clark, Frovidenee lor New
York.
schr Wave. Blii'/hutn. New Haven lor New York.
Senr Ceres, Miitlh i ity Island lor New York.
senr Charles 1'.suekney, Mathcwf, Newport lor New
\ ork.
Sclir.latnes I'iverty, Carroll, Norwich lor New York. ]
?elir Klla, Harridan, City Island lor New York.
>enr Alaska. Clark, Boston lor New York.
Schr Ximeiut. f hompsoii. Newhurypurl lor New Yor't.
n-ltr Outario, Buruiek Fall tiiver lor New York.
schr unau i' itoss, Campbell, New Haven lor New
Y ork.
Schr sarah Jane, Lynch. New Huvcu lor New York.
&AILED.
steamers (ireat Western illr , lor Bristol; Old Domin
ion, iticbuiou'i. Ac; schr liulii ? Haskell,. San Bias.
MARITIME MLSCELLAN Y.
#3" See cable iwwi
sine Bayakh (Br). Ueard, at San Francisco Mav 17
from Newcastle, NSW, on the IStli of March, oft novlli
end ol New /.calami. hud a heavy Kale frotu N\Y, lusting
6 days, during winch slutted cargo.
Baku Hkiimon (Br). .Mann, nt Sim Francisco May 17 .
from llotig Kong, hud bulwarks stove ami decks swe|il.
Bakk llKsrsiiL's (Bri, Adams, from St Mary*. Oa. lor |
Montevideo (beiore reported), was abandoned March 21,
lat a7 in N. Ion 57 10 W. The crew were rcscued Bv bark |
J.e|iaiito, Wears, iroin Nuw York for Sydney, Miff, and
transferred on the 30th to u vessel wliicU landed llieni at J
Havre.
Brio Oriknt, which was ashore at Shoalwatcr Bay. !
has been towed back lo Oysterville, where she will lie j
beached, the lumber discharged, and the hull undergo
the necessary repairs.
Setiu Hrainakd. Buell, at I'rovidcnee 22U inst from
l'hiladelphiu, reportsSwtli lust, about <j fM, a seaman,
a native of Holland, and who shipped oil the id ot May j
in New York, was knocked overboard by the mnitisheet, j
wlilcn got loose, nul sank beiore a "boat, which was ,
lowered could, reach lilui. Three others had a narrow
escape trout beiug knocked overboard at the same
time.
Suit it A s Wilky, Uickiuau, Iroin New Y'ork. at -Nassuu
on tile llth inst, lost loreinasi and initiutopniast ou the
passage.
Sen it Yacht Boxita was sola at Providence 2*th inst to
Mr C U Loril tor $125 >, subject to a mortgage.
So tin Curtis Akerly (3 masts' is the name of the vessel
launched at Clareuiont. \ a, 19th Hist
Halifax. Miy 2ft?Steamer Newfoundland, iroin St
Johns. Nf, arrived to da.v. 'ihe weather there was
line, liusine-s was flourishing anil there was a large
quantity of stiiupimr in the harbor. 1 he tlsburinoii are
preparing lor summer work. Sailing vessels have not
been generally successful at the seal fishing, but the
steamers had a good catch.
The French bark Clementine has been libelled in the
Admiralty Court, at the instance of the owners ol the
schr J '' Friend, of Gloucester, which was sunk by a
collision with her.
l.osboN, May 24 Brig Katahdln. Harlow, from Rio Ja
neiro lor Hampton Roads, put int<> st l humus in a leaky
condition, and with loss of lore uiast.
y issue, Mav 20 ?'I he latest news from Cape Chatte and
Mutane is that the ships Rlsiug Suit and fc.ari ol l-.lgiu
will have to be uiscliarged and Uoated otf.
Ship Norge l> ueiie/ stripped.
Sseaiuer Chesapeake will probably tloat to-day and
arrive here to-morrow night.
Ship i.ake Mlehlgau p issed Hie, outward bound, Sun
day night. She wat the first ouiwara buuud snip pass
ing Hie this season.
steamer Auglesea at this port yesterday, reports ships
Advance uud Czar, otf St lienis, inward bound.
Thi captain ol the ship Harding, now at this port,
states that his vessel was one ot the two ship- lately re
ported ashore on the Island of Antlcosu. 'lhe other
idiip. the Uiaut's Causway, Is still ashore, und was boing
stripped, at Father I'oiut.
SuimciLotfa?Messrs Brown A Hodgklns, of Bath, Me,
have cnmmcucud puttlug up a largo suip on Birch i'olut
in Wise a.-set.
Clias Morris A Co, of Humartseotta, have commenced
work ou a large ship in thai place.
A new ship has been commenced at iiitmariscotta bv
Mr 11 B Melt all.
A K lived A Co, of Waldoboro, have laid the keel of a
MOO ton ship.
The trame of Bean A Coombs' new 3-masted vessel is
all up in Camden.
I.AeNt'nKO?At llodedon's Mills, Boolhbay, May 13 and
17th. I>v Win Adams A Sons, two steamers, owned bv Heo
W Miller A Co and Towlcs Foote A Co, of Conneiictu.
Tliev are intended lor ihe poriry fishery, and will lie
toned to I'ortlan I lo receive their m iehlnery.
At 1- sseK, May 22, from the shipyard of Win It A Daniel
A Burntiam, a tluelv modellea schooner of 105 tons, ;
owne.l t>y .lames a Tarr, ot Oloucester, and designed lor
the hiding business.
NOTICE TO MARINE IIS.
Wasiiim.to.x. May 25, 1S75. i
KOO BKI.LS AT Til K aiSSISSieKI lo I ,.l
Notice is herebv given tual on und titer ih,s date there
will be soanded during thick and loggy ne ither at iiorn
Island hglitstati.il. La. a log te-n struck bv inacliiu rv.
ihe bell is located on the east gallery ol t tie li. hi iNlbu.
Notice is also given that ilurmg thick nil foggy !
weather there will be sottu led atfi e head ol 11 l'a-<-es
light station, a fog bell struck bv machinery giving two
oiowh and one blow at alternate intervals ..t lu : nd 20
seconds 'I he bell tower is loca'.aa iinmedialcly iu irunt
ol the lighthouse.
CALI roKSI A ? IilSCOV kH V OF A SI \ K I V HOCK.
Mr. Oershooi Hradtord. Aisistsut t ulle I Mates Cotat
Purvcv, reports the discovery, lusble ot Blum's in ?? I, oil'
Cape Mendocino. California or a -unu'u rook, with s;.v
leet un it at mean low water. I here is no K. I,i!.. iit it
and the suuimll is onl> .rotu two to tireo feet in d:am
eter. the s undtligs uituost iiistantaiieouslv deepening
lo lime and tllteeu lathomtnn all sides. 1 his rock ins
1 ,' lo miles SW W lrom the lignttiou?e on i ape u lo
clno. lhe ranges tre:? he centre ot the southern
s ope ol jugar Losf Koek (half w ay Petween summit
fill bnsei ou with the lighthouse unJ tie;
point ol laud at < entreville, nail way between
a small rocs inside of False Cape Rock an 1
tne point of land at <als.! ' ape. which atter
is on with the outer edge or the woo l- nt tiieco.ntof
land at Centreviile. I hi charaL-ter of the dam.', r with
others alreadv established, and the possibility tli it
more mav exist, ran ters the navigation bctwi en illunt's
Keef ami c.ape Menaocinoextremely hazardous, and
should not be attempted unless in charge ot a -go'iil
local piiot- YasseU loutid around tape Mendocino
should pass two mil' s to the westward m Blunts i. of.
'1 ha dangeraol Cape Mendocino -m characierlsti.- of
M^ erul points on the coasts of caiiforni i and Oregon,
and unit! loll surveys aie inaue and'aitliiB uire 'ions
given vessels should not attempt a passage inside of
the outlying rocks, und should give the latter a wiae
berth.
W*9T moias?JAMAICA? MAR k * IS TUk CBAXKZUl LEADIX0
TO KIKaSToH IIAHBOR.
With refrrence to Notice to Warlaers No V. I9T5. on tli ?
alteration In the buoyage of Fort Royal the folb.wltig
furtter Informatloa relative to the p.l?? a.id tu'.-s
marking the channels leading to Kingston harbor b ?%
b?en re eived. *
I he piles on the north and south sides ot 'he Harrows
are placed In 3 tatlioms waU:r. and the buov-In 5 tath
oms. Tlioee objects on the uorth side are oaluted in red
and white vertical strip s, and those on the south si la
red.
sorm "itiK. r.wi
Currle'sOate pile, on the western el?e of lie shoal
extending lrom uallows f. int. is ifc) teet above water
stid surmounted by a barrel, it bears Si* W, uistaut
18ik) yards lrom ? ort Augusta light.
I wo sisters pile is pla ed a by E % E, 72u yards trotn
Fort Au?uati light; it is 2 < leet htgb and surmouoted by
a triangle buse downward.
saiuux pile is K ?, 62) yards from Fort Augusta
1(111
Mum me! wile It E 8E E. 700 yards from Fort Augusta
light
Went Horseshoe pita Is K % 8, 1,360 yard* from Fort
Anginta II.'lit.
me last three Piles are surmounted by rijlir angled
trtani!le? *i!li the bitaa utmari.
ta?t iliir*e?iiue pile it K 4 s. 1,6*) yards from Port
Anoints hunt, it la surmounted by a glol>c and is leet
above wat-r
?oriii ?iu>'. urn axi' whiti: TBbtical trairK<.
Burial Ground pile. opi"i?its- r?o birters pile in H by
W. Cwyardi irom fort vugusta lirht, it I* surmounte i
bv a triangle, !#??.? upward.
St Albau ' : ii>' i* K, M yards from Fort Auguala Uptit;
It In surmounted by ? suu.ire.
Ureenwtob llou<se pile Is -W, *1} y ar Is from Green
wii n Hiiu-i', ami i* ?urrnouuted bv u crow
1 The luurtli anJ last pile on the north side la about
thr< quarteraot a mils west of 'heto?n ol Kingston,
in 14 feat of water, and la Mirnioanted by a m Andrew s
cross.
For the safety of vp?eij of heavy draught, two
t>uny? hare been moored on 'he south side m i fathoms
water vll:?
Narro?? buov, off and between the Sphinx and Mum.
nsel (dies bears from fort Augusta light &*U. distant
&S i varda.
Middle Ground buoy Mars from Fort Anguata litht K
H .v distant 1'4 mile*.
And ou the nortu side of the channel oq? buoy lu A
laiiiumi. via:?
Huut Bh\ buov. east of St Mban's idle, bears fr im Tort
Aususta iibt K Ji K. distant**) >ard?
Note?Ihe buoy ot wiucu notice was given that it
would be pUced near Drunkennian's cay. entrance of
fort Kovai. has been placed In portion It i? patnto I
red. anil lies in t. fatnoma. >'W by Ji, distant a quarter of
a in tie irorn the cay.
Iieartn ji inagnetio. Variation, S deg 43 min easterly In
W$.
hit u? Kaaa ru* ionn*v<r roix* or triridad ulaxd,
I.1TILK AXTILI.M.
Ciipt F Cbardnnnejii reports the ?tiatauce of a new
aanit bank near the fontiiwait p.-,ut ot Trinidad Island,
on whleh tin-- Irannatintitlc Company's staaimir Cueiijuo
touched in i ebtuary.
i he brink la ircua.e I on tt c folio-vitiK bearings, via:?
west Galios Hock, ENK: tracos 1'oiot, s r..
When the Caolyuu touched she draw U feet 2 inches
aft.
Bearings are magnetic. Variation, S deg easterly in
1(76.
Lii.nr o* los roqcrs, vanascaua.
A lighthouse has been complete 1 u;...u ? tie tec,m l hill
from the eau end oi the fc.1 K.,qiie.< thrt H p.rt of a
froup called i.o* Ko<|ue< Tba light standi m at II 51 N,
ou u643 3i iV ot <iri-.-nvflcb'. la ot tb? second order; re
volving once per mioate showing ? bright flash, aud
can be seen on clear mgbti .((J to 12 muiit.i mile*.
Ibe to Wo r 11 of Iron, four arge coiumu*. ll>* hill is
ISO taet high, masonry lo faet, ooiurnm tn teat and tba
it unto above th'ia lu feet?lot*. elevation JU feet .Knit*
lltb). ihe i laitorni with rallinx i? iu teat diameter,
ano upon tliiii ibe lulu ?tandi, bnvilitr a laix? -.?ill Alia
dart upon It. and can ba neen on a c.oar day irorn II to
9U miiei. a 1 arcmnd the Couipa'*.
ten??n coming fiom tlie N or NK, bound W. shoul i not
brltig the liaht to bear te the N of K by N uutu they ar ?
wet, tn tea ?v of the .Northern Key* whlcn baur from
tiie iigi.t WaW. distant 0 milsn, a* J the e&ireme norm
ern pointof the hrePch Key? bear KK bv N iToni the
llgfiU dt,?anoe 3 mne? From here the dlinger u- r ef
Mimmsuces. running in a circular form ?fc tor U miia?,
With t>vu passages between them, but should not ba
?ttamp-edaxcapt in day tima inn b?ariugt ara par
compass (jiaguetiC;, Tanatiou 3 SU deg *?
BAtLt*o Diaactto*i ro* i>o*to uimo fvc.van-Bt^.
No tic a u given that snips entering Forto Catxlio mull
not. as often hapiieni. neap close t irort ubortador.
Where the water h ?hailbw. bat moat giTe it a bertb of
at i"*<: iuO to iA)yard*.
Master* are ai*o advlned that a dlr??t en erltg is
against the rules and -ubject U? a flue vessels muit re
main outai ie uutll troaidad by tlis custoui Hon -o offi
cers
tiLtie sis?oos?* Of last rnessia? irectio.v or two
bracoms ox ru* I'DBtscsta gairauno, .nsah n?n.
The adtainls r;?il.-n ot the province ot ha?t frua.'.id lias
glvc-n notice A the erection In !he last year of t v ? b.-.i
coih three unlet soutn Of Menn-1. between Mcniol and
fenwaraorf, on the Curlsche Nenruug. ihev ?tand at
the distance ot tfju yard* from each other, I, aring irom
each ovner N ,SW and a Sr. and maixing. when inon,' ,i
lu liae, the two lalhom euanaal betw.eu lb'> Pjiik*
Baraukoptsctinr Haken and the aktanaiou of w?oa.>a
Behwetusf uokan In tba If afl'.
lbs b?Mot>a ara loaatMl M the slops af the fab
rtui* toward the Half. In the vicinity of Baienkoptlilll,
opposite the mouth oi liin.r William channel: tljOF are
01 it i> v r a in nl ul shape, painted red. and are VWoHOWj ]
Hum til.' Ilall. . . .... |
The northern beacon UW feet high, and stanosWH
feat above flu- level ..t the Kail, thus nsinir above water
loi^teci. a in* southern beacon is JW-4 feet ingn. ana
atunets . i' leet above tlio level oi the Unix, malting a total
ot '.9j, feet above water . ? , ?
Position of uortheru beacon: lat 55 39 24 N. long-1 7
Hearing* niauuettc. Variation, 7 degSitnuu westerly In
if;;-.
mkoiteuu<m ,i? soitiika.-it eo*ft or irAU?tWrOliW
l.li.HT ..s N A VI MA II HOCK. L'AUTAI.WIA II AllBOII.
Since t tie l ->th ot Mareb. Is"-"', u temporary litfhthas
been . \lnbite.l on Hie cxtn inlty of the mole, situated on
til.- wotwiird >iilir ot tin- entrance of the port ot
< ana^ena.
l li? li-lit i< tlxi'.l red, anil in the ordinary state of the
ntiiH ,pburo iv vinlblc * miles; it in elevated 14 feet above
ilie level o tb sua ami . leet above the Itrunnd. i he
I" 1 er i* a wooilen lr?ine, niispeil like a'truin-ated |ijr?
in ! minted l.lue. unit supported on a carriage ol the
? ?! in' color, ilie lantern, which l? painted ureen. In
cylindrical crowned tiv a hemisphere; it la distant Vt
\ uriU irom the sea :u l I '.I vardu from the keeper's
I -. \v liidi ii rectangular ami ol a w hite color.
Whi ti a bl< wa Horn mIS to W, the apparatus. which, a*
hai In "ii st iled, is mi a carriage, is drawn back so ms to
in .it. ? tii,' Hula 11>4 yard* Iroin the extremity ol the iliolj.
In the-n clri-uiiii't.thoc.-i It is necessary to give the Unlit
a birth ot - il vurds, but in toad weather iiK) yard* will
be sufficient.
Position?Lai 37 ::4 MX, ion 11 Si W.
WHALEMEN.
Cleared at New Bedford May 21. schr Admiral Blake
(of Murium. Ilutliawav. Atlantic Ocean.
senr LUalo P Simmons, of New VorK, lias been sold to
parties in New London, on privute terms. She is to be
fitted for urcenland, to take the place ot schr Franklin.
A iMter Iroin Mr Prudent, second olllcer oi nark stani
boul, of NB, dated March 14, reports her with 15J bbls oil
SPOKEN.
Bark Aberdeen, fiorn Palermo for Philadelphia, May
12 lat 34 25, Ion l.'i 47.
H irIt Lepunio, Mtirtt. Iroin Now Tors for Hyuney,
M' W, Aurll li l it 19 N, Ion :;9 W.
Schr Jane Hade (Ur), from Palermo for Philadelphia,
April -l, I.it !5_, Ion 2t).
8cbr Henl Oliver, trom Wellfleet tor liovernor's Har
bor, Ma.v 15, off Hole in the Wan.
Schr ,1 W w clt. troui Waldoboro tor Pensacola, May 21,
lat as 1U, Ion oa 32.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.
Merchants, shipping aituuts and shipmaster.) are iu
formed that by f-kwrapliinj to tha IIkkalu London
Uurenu, No 44 Fleet strejt, or to th; Paris office,
Hue Scribe, the arrivals at an 1 departure* from iiu
ropeau ami Eastern ports of American and all foreign
ve?suls trading with the Unite 1 Slaws, the same will bj
cabled to thU country ireo of charge and publtlhei,
I'nplains arriving at and sailing trom French atil
Mediterrane in ports will llnl the Paris o!Uee the more
economical and expeditious for teleiraphiuj news.
OUR CA1JLE SHIPPING NEWix
AntwilM-, May 2S?Sailed, stejjuer 0 9 Punch (Belg),
i Kuiid-cu. New York.
Sailed 2Tld, ship Kepubilc (l?r), Phillips, United States;
, tiar4 M x !?: Cud (Br), faun, do,
lloaiiEACX?Arrived, barn trust A Benuo (Uer), Velt
! aill, Ni w Orleans.
Uahcklona?Arrived, bark Kenom (Sp), Florlt, Savau
nah.
Cadis?Arrived, echrs Grace Bradley, Turner, Wex
ford i Itillie H Derby, .Savior, Lisbon.
Iikal, May 25?Balled, bark Jonas Kisting (Dan), Svlud
jell (Irom I.oiiJoni, barleu.
| Ubmoa?Arrived. bark Canuiuit (Br), Mltchner, New
; Vork.
sailed, ship Anstrutber (Br), Pitt United State*.
Havki . May 24?Arrived, bark Saguedalen (Nor). Falch,
New York.
Arrived 25th. steamer Amerique (Fr). Pouzolz. New
York
I.ivkrpool, May 25?Arrived, steamer Jamaican (Rr),
Winner, New Orleans; ships Borrowdale (rfr), Keiley,
San Francisco: Thtrlmere (Br), Flatter, do; R B Fuller,
Scot:, New Orleans.
Arrive t .:4th, ship Carrlcks Castle (Br), Thvne, Smu
Francisco,
sailed l4tli, barK Silver Cloud (Brj, Bobertaon, United
atau
Milled 2,'iLl:, ship Livingstone (I'r), Crosby. New Vork.
I.ojido*., May 2.1?Arrived, steamer Profemwr Morse.
Steal, New Vork; barks l.ajukaii ( -or , An'erson. l'eu
sacoia; Charlotte Oed.iie (Br), McKeriitle, Oemerura.
IiAIi.nk, May 2iV?Arrived bark Uuerriera (ital), l.a
gana. New Vork.
Maasluis, Mav M?Arrived, baik Omoa (Br), McWil
llatus. Wiliiiluitton, NC.
Marsala?Arrived, bark I.awrence, Howes, Norfolk
(iia^ i,i'en rep irted arrived May 8).
? iroiiTO?Arrived, brig Inuistail (Br), Endicott, New
York.
1'i.YMoi ru. X.ay 24?Arrived, bark Wayiarer (Br), Thur
ber, Darien for IlUlL
Qsxmrovx, May 25? Arrive!, ship Zelica (Br), Qould,
Portland, O.
Sailed 21th. litrk Texas <Oer), fcteffens, United statek
Sol'Tuaxpto.n. Mav Arrived, steamer Bheln (Uer).
Brickemrteiii, New York for Bremen.
'Ixxiik May 24?Arrived, bark star of llope (Oer), Ha
manu, Wlluiiugton, NC. for Auisterdam.
WATBBroin, .May 24?dialled, barks Cattelar (Nor),
Luud. New York; Indastrla iltal). schlafflno, do,
Lo.-oox. Mar 25? A telegram from Batavia states that
the bark James Condie. from New York for Yokohama
(before reported), was itrandeil offW'angl Wan.it (? Ban
Joewaugie). and that the crew took to the boats and
lando l ut .- ourabaya. A steamer had gone to the bark'i
OMUtance. bat il was reported that she bad been burned
by the natives.
FOREIGN PORTi
Abroto, PR. May It?Tn port baric An lis (Br1. Flein
in-' ! <r \.vv \ uric. lil/: tirlj hUKenia. Veazle. lornortti
of natteras; A M Pennell, Mcrarlanl, irotn Loo
iion. dime; schrs L p Warren. Jotinwn, for north of Uat
tcri>4. ?>!.'. Annie Bell t >r Norwich, do.
Bo-mar. .May 24?Bailed, b.irk Edward Kidder. Park,
Cii.< uibi
Bkh.okwatvb. jfs May 21?Arrived, bark Josephine,
B ??ton. sclir ? urt do.
CiU' iTr.v. May 22? In port ahip Olive S Southard, Walk
er lur >i- -v .. i k.
Cik.Mi K'.oa. May 22?Arrived, bark Lothalr iBr). Dee
BodiI. Boston; schr Victor, i'ort an Priiico.
Mun-. icM. ham >or.iii uiles, New York; tchr Funoio
A Baiier, ilntcinns, do.
Fort i?k Fiim i May 6?Arrlverf. brlu Alvin Kelly
(Br Kel.v, Baltimore
lio><. Koau. April 14? In borr ships Endeavor, Wbar
land, irom Bate via, arrived 10th ller Hoy.a iligbnesa
<Br King, lor san Kranclsco; schr (not ahipi <.i.unte-?
ol l.rroi. iifr>, Taylor, ior >< w York, and others aa be
loro
li *v in. May 24- Arrived, steamer W U Hewea Tripp.
IiMlianoU. sciirllieresa <?. siueidsboro: 24th. steamer
City oi New York riritmerinan. New York; Tappaban
nock. Pen lletou, New Orleans.
? iiied 2*th. steamer t'oion. i miner, Asmnwall.
Ilaurax, Mav 21?Arrived. t>rigs lln.ltax Mr), trora
I) ui.irara Premier llr Ponce; schr C W Anderson,
Kosioii; -:Ht, brig Edaa iBr;, Cieiiiui-goa; schr Mabil,
Bo <ton.
I.i-.sairaruo, May 44? arrived, brig Norman, from Bos
ton.
Manila, April 6? Arrived, ship Surprise, Johnson, Yo
kohama.
M \rsi.t kz. Pit, Mnv II ?In por*. I rig Neponset. .-trout,
for Guavauilia, to loa i tor Hoatott.
M u ?> ai. my U?Arrived, schrGraea Webster.Gales,
J*r In |r|phu.
Mo .rit. Ai., May 21?Cleared, steamer Moravian .Br ,
(i iham Liverpool.
Maui aiki. Pit, May I')? In port bng Melrose, Grlggi, for
Bo-ton. lUv
,\ as tAi-, Ni", Msv II?Arrived, ?chr A B Wll?y, Hick
man New York se<- Mtscaiinnv).
In pon 11 tli schra i it: I Kemp. Kemp, and Isaac
Ki< h. hi < i r. wtit.
Fosoi Pit, Ma> 11? in port brig Tally Do, sprague, for
Sew York, liig.
Pn roc, S ? May 25?Arrived, bark Edward Albra (Br),
New York.
Pi ai - rkii Cora, May 24?Ph-khiI hv, bark Catnvar (Bri,
M Keixie. Saw Yor* t<>r I'lciou.bru Toronto (ilri. Port
li 'id !<>r do.
VricBia-. Mnv- 25?Arrived, steamer Sarmatian (Br),
Ami, Liverpool.
HioJa.ik.UM May 22? Arrived previous, bark Campa
nero Br), Walker. Bsltlmore.
H'.aiiAU. March j'.?in port bark Wakefield, Carver,
anc
St Piehhc. Mart, May li ? -.tiled, brig Italia (Br). Crow
eu. -t JobII", !'li.
.-?*aCA, M.iv 21?Arrived, brig Cadet, Eeightoo, Boston;
schr A Item Jones, uo.
?t John Mi Muv 24?Arrived, bark Young Kagle Br),
Simpson Mw York bn.* liva <nr;, Pouce, rP.; scar A (J
Watson Br., ntarkey. n> w Yoik.
-ailed .I'.Li Ind Proteua. Matanzil.
VicToaii. VI, May 17?Arrived, ship syren (Ml#), Preve,
Valparaiso
AMERICAN' PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, M?y 24?sailed, schr-L B C< wperin
wait", Bessie Morris, and ivvrntvone Krlenda (from
Ueorvetown ; i M Harlow, >'ev* York.
appu.n vt ?>. May 2J- Arrive i, schrs Florence Dean.
Plinlipi, (ieur^iiown 1' siitmroCS, Iroy, llaver
iti iw il i/? H bii.Son. H .ljoktii
*41 ?11j n , viny 24?\rrivc.l i .irk H,,r,ice -cudder
Oould. i rinl lad . sciirs Mair a Crnntni r. Honior (a?i as
before), Norii.lk i .M Uuel.. Alexandria; M A
i em *rl ? k. hlc iird. ilaltlmore . Knos P Pbilllus. Baker,
tio, William Oilluui. Menalley. Woodbridfe, vJ.
. .til? rived, brwi salve <Bn, ito> n-ion, Montevideo:
Valero tBri, Iliompson, Matanzas. tcnri Crown Point,
l!urn*. Bar aeon: Olive fro 'iy, ilutchlBion. (lenin?g<M|
i t! Herrv, suavcy, -avuni.ah; KBIe L iHntt'i, ?Htidl,
Alexandra, n M Bueil ? aril, do; M E Ktmorick,
Btonani, Haiti more; Addia Bials.lelL, Croweli, do,
Musaee, Doi>>, J'tiii.iJelptin: Ada Herbert, Aideu, Ho
boicea Jnia a >vard, < roweii, W?eiiawken; -vnnle
P-.-v -immoits, -.ivub.i.ili. fc-i.oa B Pui.Ups, Baaer, Bal
tlinore; Montana Bear?e PUiLa ii'lpbla
Alto arrived, slilp ir Jotm Muiidevliie Br). Williams,
Oiiiru-.ta: nru i-ena -ur navison. ClenfUegoi; scbi
M r-v A urury, Maker, .- ^ua.
Lieared?steamers Uoui uion Br), Clemanti, Yar
? u;n, fid; vv hi l.awreue-. llovres, Baltimore ; banc
ciiiim (Hr). Rose, London; schrs (;iiiotno, Wooiter, Port
an i'rince C , Jones. Kent, ? harle?t<-n BC; spai kiiiig
*?a, i li.i-c. Baltimore; Eauie. RolUut, N?# York.
Bul;ed?Birk Meguniloook.
ll.M,llM?iti.. hijv 24-Arrived, steamer Elizabetli,
Ciirk. New ior?; siilp Aimia uingay Br;. Weston, Llvr
erp ol; burk Winifred (hi,. UilF. iilo Janeiro. sohra
itngor Drur.. Uage. Paecakoula Lamoine, LuMli, u*rd
lii. r ile i.ula, MioW, H.i.it. Me ; lien Horiand, spelgnt*.
New lora.
i?r?-.I?steamer MeCieiian. MArsh, Providence bark
Jllinl I' vu. , I'b hi it. Belfast, I; brig sarah K Kennedy,
i'e erson, i a III via ,-antan ler ; aclir E 8 .Newman Orlt
i.ii M.itiiuita.
AI ?o i learod. steamer OciororB. Reynolds, New York;
barks P Hriitsdortl .Nor), Terkelsan. Aui.tord.iui; Maria
,>mmell (Kr), Hlmpson I'ensaooia brii(? J i< Brown,
Bain, llnvaua, Agnes Barton, Kui.lr. .HatunBBs; eolirs K
11 rainmoiid, Ifin^ius Klo; j faylor. Jttobjon- B?r
in ii in; I iV Vunnnmaii, rtbarp Westlnile*. J lfo?iBes,
i i> aiei. JeraarcUr; Walter Howes, Uoyntoii fort
land. sa, all A Kei i. Tutblll. Boston; i?ottlo, I aylo*, do.
ui i-d? Haras e<ti i.ttlnovauai w-or/ and Vaatoriul*
(Sor), i?rk; briit Eiauur*jrive iflfi. Pasoediae.
BRUNSWICK, Oa. May 17-Arrived. ?chr Addla Jar
dun. Laavltt, New York. . piorson Boston.
2Sth?Arrived, M-hr Daniel <Wi'liev VtiilatlelpUi?I
(iit?areii-?sirtirn Marv A Power, Wiuey?
Palinu. iiinl Addle Todd. do. ,.?>_aalled, bar*
Bl'LL B1YKR. SC. May S? (not as before) sane
Mary K Campbell (Br>. Grav. i.onaon. Tracer,
biNUOtt. May 22?Arrived, brig John Avile*. rac
M?*carert?Brl? D B HtoekweH. Har1m?. HiiinlxleM, ta
lov iii' -'-I"'' Georfe .t Ailiert, Hryaut. phdadelpti11 ?
iBABI.KSlON, Mav 2i?Arrived, steamer huriesio".
Berry, New Yor*; bar* Sophia iNor), Sorense.t, Urir
"'r'leared? Steamer Oeortrta. Oroweil, New York Biake
lilUHTON Muv IB? Arrived, achr* Sarull W Biane.
vi wiirK- Hunter, Green, New York ? . ,
KAHT liKKKMVV I II. M ly '^-Arrived, achr SamUel
( Vk'bJ^AN DI N*A,m'ii v''"l h?Arrived, bri* Surah B (Br-.
Town^nd Now York; schr Anarew Nebinger. Smith.
'''lilh-c'l'eared. brig Medium (Br). J one*. Hull,. E; scht
^lU-AVr^fcrk^ttukro. -lln. Burtaby.Ncs
juth-Arrivuji. i ..r*. ( p,,Uaj^|?hlll,
konTRKrti Mlj.N l?<>IMttV 2ft?Pj?<*d in lor Baltimore
. ivarl Ienlev?irom Matan/.ax brig Hattle S
Btehop. Bishop. in"11 Sfj'yUe1 rjvo{n'B"snin'"*' '
UTrrtved-n?rK ?.?:?-a?. ?><"" - *'V"u'<: brt" Marf
?VaLL lUVlSK.Muy 21?Arrived*, /chrK Mcrwin. Buaso,
"lilh^Tailed, schr Theodore Deun, supposed for George.
'"TaLvESXOV. Muv 20-Cleare.l. *chraWitch at tb.
Wave Tredup, aud Laurel, MeLall. i uxpai.
24!h-Arrlved,schr Liverpools achr a
26th?Arrived, Hteauier bun Jaciuto, l>ivc v
BiVjlo Ut'kSTBk! May 25-Arrived. schr Sullivan Saweo.
H?Arrived. ectir Josephine, Stone,
,7 duV,Vru.n h^.oula (put lu for provisions and sa.le<
mMobiTk0MU?'v M- Arrive J, .clir sonny South, Den
rt25th?'c7eared,'burlt Pascagoul?, Oration, HuV.?,"1,K,n,
N !W OIILKANS, May 25-xrrivod. stumor Wilrn lot
to n, H ol mar. Cedar Key- and Key West; achr Eugcula.
^ Cleared?Bark Pnilente (Xtal), Parrinollo. Genoai
Cortes; achr J ?
J U Lock,
Wlktti-!vVrive*'ichMrw'th Hazel, Springer. Savannahs
VINEWBCuVr!mr: Mav 21-Arrived acbra AH.o O^h
' NKW BEDFORD. May 2!?Sail?d, schr Jas Parser, Si)
K 28 lbed" ?<? hr M W Bralnurd, New York.
vKWHORi Muv 22?Arrived* sclir^ Ainoi
D?ul. Pawtuckel iJr lluverstraw; .las hnirlUh Barker
.In ?nr' New Y..rk ; Mud Atithonv. Kotliar. Provldence lol
i Triin'-it Dnvirt Somerict fordo; Tlioi 1 otter, HRiidVi
?-Si, XZ TumH Depew. Hater, Marion for J.
,a^-"mlreV?hr Pointer. Boarx. New York lor Provfc
d?iZ aVI.voar'^hM'^'KCh.u:;".!0!., ??r.videnoe io.
How York II Mcain, Sinilb, Roudout tor Portland.
silted -s-chwCliaa P Sllckney. Mutliewi Hoboken; !!
f 1.1\ s New Ynrli Qeo Aino*. Bunker. Portland
< .r'ia'ndv Hook; Joseph V. Potf, fMlv, Providence to(
n.'w York- Cabinet, Wostall. i?u<l Ida B rilUbee. Bacon.
'Victoria Surtlr, Homeriiet lor do: ^ ni Sto
'^th-s^lM.'sloop'Nor"!/America,' Lyont Albany lo.
""uHed'troui fceacoanettUd, acbr D.vld U Ployd. CUff.
or^AV'iUil.Uvm!s' Mav 21 ?Arrive I. steamer Utility.
1 NorwKii;' SucceiH, Newburg for do; Cauucev stJohn.
HNOKWi? II Mav 24?Arrived, schr. Niantic. Hobokeat
! L Vl-w'h,^> N',Mav15^A?rlved. ?hr? Lizzie Florence
1 , ippln, " r; llichttiSnd; Mu^ie M CUadwlck. Nor.U, aud
HLa?MayeiA?Cleared, barks MaMi*
M c N?Th , lie roll .Hue nos A y res; J ai A Borland, Baker.
MPASCAU0L,LA, May 17-Arrlved, ?chr Loretto Fish,
Y?Hth?Ardved, bark Ulndebork (Swe). Johnson. Ke,
^a?i?Sailed, bark Malta Br). Malenlmson, Liverpool.
I')- ssacoi.a, Mav 19?Arrived, icbr boa Witcti i?r)$
? cTea'red-"bi\? Bern key Castle (Br). We?t. Oreenoclc.
2id?Arrived. ?i hr Pnlrell, Dormott Belize, Hon.
Cleared Kenilworth IBr). Ball. Hull, K. mlln. /i|i,
PillL\DKLPI1I A, May 24?Arrived, achr Samuel Ull
""rlJi.-lrrivedritoam^r. Knnita. llnn.er rharle,^!
li., .. i w liiiatM* Now VnrU; iK'hrii J* r-jd slack son, I wt*
M^Lak; VU.iuie '-VwrfyVM^;;"rr,Mm""d>";
^rtn^ia'ti." ^^mderue^ie: Brw^mIion: Wap'. s.
NewlMirviM.ri; .lan.es Marlin. Brown, Boitou; Nellie
'V'b-'ired?sieuiner Experiment Allen, New Yorm
* ma H."I Crirtfu. Providence; JoM-pb Purler,
Murrouu s l awtuckei.W P Imvls, KtemuiK, t.hatham;
K 'inmcksoii Pennewell, Kaat Bralntnie: Aun hlija
i .k Vli .? llnrwickiiort* Julia A Gftrrilon, SfiiitU.
Wevinou.'i" M il iiad lienson New Be.ilord; Ma??
Cuuimiii'/x. Smith, Coliaaact; A?nes B Bacon. Haley,
"ViKo'cU-ared bark Nlcolo Barabiuo lltal), Piaz/a. Cork
Luzm'u small, flee, Somcraet; B 11 Irons. Hubbard,
'X'rw^sTLK Iiel Mav 25. A M?Br briif Minnehaha fol
Vlver joiin. NS; ?cbr-' W P Davis for Newport, and Ana
KUx'jtietti for Harwich, passed down this mornlni.
v sViuarr riwed veseel. apparently a bark, anchorej
beloJ b re last nlaht, and probably went up. in tow
11 Two*s'cll'r?"at anchor below, bound up A
N't.uu?*<-hrs Johu H 1a.h% lor Bo?i??u; Julia A Oan'UojJ;
for 'io. an I Win Conner*, lor Ban?or, have pasied dowi
"rM?>chr' Helen sharp, Irom Jrin.1[jfj1b$aM"(1 UP "
1:D*LfwA?|M?i? Aaw?4isi ^Mav'2S Aj3?A flense, drip
phi* i"? coneaals everything to-Uay, No roporu Cro?
? pCl-Arrived to-lay. brig Tropic Bird, 19 darsftoa
1 Cipo.u?.ANi)r ?2r^irJrXmtilWa, Ooyt,
?SaiKJteS?^&d. G^Tt?wn DC
PURTSMOITH. NH. May 2/-Arrived, sclir Mary J Ad.
*?4ih?'vrrfvM* hchrs^CUra E SimDson, Talpey; Ilattia
* viM CrowteV. ana J W Hall. Powell. BalUmow; D
fiui TorreV and John S Mouiton. Crowiey, New \orki
Chaft*f SinniCKton, Maloney, Mo*QUito Inl^t, ._w
PkoVlDKNCB. Mav 24-Arrlved, achrs Luna. Sin th,
and Wm Bemeot. Harris, Hondout; Ly' ^
to a wm ww? ? Hhnro Dtntrham. Weent^ken; bun
KlSS Bil'ev anIJ^aSoaa C Smith. .N;chols. lloboken:
Mawe?^ ?jhl?e. *id K H Brazos. R.Tnor Weorawkoa;
Trpssore VTllson, New Tore Elennora, v nle. Alt anv.
saile.1? 3chr? W <' R Mowry. Eaton. Georsetowu, DCt
Ai.n ^ uza, Caswell, New Yor*; i'rankUn Pierce, riian
d(Sih-Arrived, ateamer Vindicator, Ro?cr?. PhUadeW
^ili'tnTflTPT Mav 24?Arrive 1. *c||f# Ooo S AHUoQi
Jc Jla^erit^ Thomp.on, EUiabalU
t>?Hailed?St-hra DC Foster. Pedrtck. Rondont; Sahwa
Ke,% 24? 'rr ive d, ^'a rk Michel Char
28th <uiled. -tcauier Cyphreoes iBr>, Wood, Uonoiuia
AB?VASN*aH *Jsay*5l?Arrived. Earner America, Bll
lui.s - avaniiah ;bsrk Custav ,uer). Kuinnjer Bromen.
ItOSIXSTON. Mar 21 ?Arrived, schrs Chancrllgr
Ferguson. Kondout lor Provldenoe^*pedlMi.
Bos*on*"sloop* Joiin'tlteverra:e, Ortou. Kondout. Pearl
^mSS.S-KWK.SWK'C?* ???,, ...
VIKEYARD H AVKN, Mav 2.1? Arrived, brl* *an*?
nil la ?> ials lor Provide nee; schrs Clar.ssa Allen, Woo*
bri.ln' ivi Boston; f Benedict. Portland to'^' JJ X'?LV
c,xr Roeknort for do; Almon Bscon, and M H Bind
Boston for do; h A fcooper, to lor ^"^.idyPoVnt
Ann* P. Ketcliain. do lor Alexandria. >a, sanay romi,
H'!n"port?i he 'ubove arrlvala. and ?hr Geo A Pierce,
r'jwh?Arrived, Khrs 3 II Sharp. Salem tor BalUmore^
Earl. Belfast for hddyvllle.
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