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tUe exhibition.
4 EAIXT DAT AND A BLUI ATTENDANCE YES
TERDAY?THE SCXDAY Qt'KhTlOM?MEETING
OF THE C0MU1SU10NEK8.
Piiii.ADKt.rnM, May 16, 187ft.
It has been raining bard all day, with a slight pause
m the afteruoou? a cold dreary rain, thinning out the
Exposition. You could not Imagine a more disagree
ablo dsy. The roads are muddy, the streets approach
ing the Exposition arc, In some respects, impassable,
and the cold, raw wind makes sight-seeing a trial. Iho
consequence Is that the attendance Is very small, and
Ibe huge hotels about the mam entrance look forlorn
tiougb. Tho storm began la thunder and lightning,
mid while 1 wrtto has bceu four and twenty hours on
tlie way and no abatement. This Is the fourth or tilth
wo have had within a fortnight, and they have seri
ously affected the revenues of the Exposition. ^ os
tcrtlay, which was tine uutil sundown, bad a largo
attendance, so largo that In many of tho balls which
your correspondent visited It was difficult to move
around. This was true of tho Art Gallery and the
annex. In soino of tho rooms, the English among
tihers, tho attendants were compelled to closo the
doors to keep out what Moody used to call tho "over
Bow. "
The Exhibition has appearod at Its worst in the rain
to-day, and the buildings and grounds?deprived of tho
bi.stliug, moving multitudes of sigbt-seers? lost much
of their charm. But to those who came to study the Ex
hibition, and who aro not to l>t) kept within their hotels
hv wet weather, the absence of the crowds afforded un
usual opportunities; and it has been noticeable to-day
that tho tourists who braved the weather waro of the
conscientious sort, who ponder long over curious and
rare work, who bend low over inlaid works and msr
b es, the silken textures of the East, oxamiue critically
the exquisite wood carvings in the Italian, Swiss and
Bolgian sections, and'who study religiously the del
icate and beautiful porcelains of England, Franco and
Germany.
THE ART UALLKRT
As yet the Art Gallery Is out of order. The Austrian
department Is not open. The French are far from ready,
and will not bavo their catalogue before the first of
June. Tho catalogues which you buy froin tho attend
ants, catalogues which are marked aLd sold as "official,"
arc worse than useless. The numbers are wrong, titles
inefficient, and tbore is no clear knowledgo of what the
display means. Tbc English have adopted a better plan
than others in this?that they print the name or tho
picture and the artist legibly on tho frame. There is
no trouble thurefore. I wish the Idea had been followed
out by the other schools. In the meantime, the catalogue
business .s a swindle in any way you regard it, and the
Commissioners should interfere promptly.
TUK SI NDAV QUESTION.
The question whether or not to open the Exhibition
on Snnday attracts much attention. The meeting on
Saturday night, the pronounced opinions of divines
like Kurness, Hollows, and Archbishop Ward, of tbe
Catholic Church, have inadua deep Impression. Tho
crowd around the main palsco lust Sunday was largo
and orderly. The restriction as to adinisalon was abso
lute, very lew being allowed within the turnstile. But
tho crowd thus driven uway awarmod around
tlie bet-r saloons and whiskey shops with which this
neighborhood abounds, and went over tho fields to the
Zoological Garden, and throw nuts and cakes to tno
grizzly boar. It was a glorious day and there was noth
ing in tho crowd to excite the slightest alarm as lo its
behavior. 1 should have been willlnc to have trusted
the 20,(00 people 1 saw In the Exhibition without a
? ingle policeman. There are some difficulties about tho
Funday question. Many of the American and English
exhibitors would drapo their cases; the machinery
would not run, which would lessen tho iuterest in tho
Machinery Hull; many of the special buildings would
close. Consequently, as only a part of tbe show could
be seen, tho usual admission could not bo charged.
l?no plan is to closn tho Machinery Rail and tho main
building, leuvingail the restopen. and charsing twenty
live cents?hull of the present rate. Another is to
elose the buildings and allow tho people to come in
ujion tho grounds free. The questiuu of revenue is an
Important one, however, and will enter largely Into any
determination. It will be hard to resist the public
opinion which insists that this wonderful compendium
t>f science, Industry and skill snail not be closed to the
poorer classes during tho only day in tho week tbey
tan enjoy it.
TOR CKNTKNNIAL COMMISSION
met iu the Judges'Pavilion at two o'clock this after
joon. Considerable interest is attnehed lo tbe meeting
from the fact that It was supposed that tho Sunday
spoiling question and that of selling liquors would
sotne up. A proposition was mado by Mr. McCortmcit,
?f Arizona, for the establishment ot a register of tbe
tames ot visitors, which was referred to a committee.
Mr. Proaser, of Tennessee, offered a resolution looking
towards the
RKDt'CTIO* Of TnK RATK
of admission and the extension ol tho boars during
which the exhibition shall bo open. Tno resolution
caused considerable deb Mo.
Mr. McCormick remarked that the Board of Finance.
Pblladelphiuns, were opposed lo any reduction, and
thui though lie wns and always had been in favor of
Iwenty-Uvo cents admission be was willlug to let tbe
other experiment be tried. Tbe resolution was finally
adopted and President Hawley appointed Messrs. Culd
sell, Hay don an i'Hall as a committee to gather facta
?n the subjoct and report 'o the Board.
The order requiring an undivided hair dollar for ad
mission received an overhauling. Mr. Kimball, of
Sew York, made a strong speech against it, remarking
?hat nothing was so detested by the American people
is a purely arbitrary rule ol till* sort. He thought it
advisable, from present appearances, to use every pos
itive effort to coax people into the exhibition and not
lo hamper them in getting in.
Commissioner Joshua Nye, of Maine, n staunch pro
hibitionist, oflereo a resolution that tho Director Gen
eral be Instructed to report the number, names and
other particulars of all |<crsons to whom concessions to
lell liquor within the grounds nave been grunted.
Mr. Goldsmith, of Vermont, introduced a resolution
thct the Director General institute a system of Irriga
tion ol lands between Horticultural Hall and Agricul
tural Hall.
CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE.
An adjourned meeting of tho Now. York Ceutcnnlal
Committee will be held la parlor F of tbc Fifth Ave
nue Hotel this eveniug at eight o'clock, when it Is In
tended to decide upon a programme for tbo celebra
tion. Among tho names of members ol the commit
tee appear thoso ot Messrs. John A. Oix, Joseph H.
t'boato, Augustus Kchell, Oswald Ollendorlor, 0. G.
Uunther and Frcderc.k 1). Tappen.
CENTENNIAL BANK BUILDING.
A circular bits been issued by the associated bank* of
Ibis city, signod by a committee composed of Benjamin
U. Sherman, Charles Bard, W. A. 11*11, C. N. Jordan
ind George K. Baker. In regard to the building on the
Centennial ground* wlilch lias been tree ted lor tbeir
Que. The gentlemeu appointed to represent the States
and Territories, on reception, telegraphing and coin*
und currency, l? composed ol tlio beat known men In
the country eoi>necte>i with finance. Tuo buildings
and ground* will lie ready lor tormal opening on Tuea
day. May 3U, oti whi< h occasion uo address will he de
livered by Mr. Ktbridge Uerry Spanning, President of
the Farmer* und Mechauioa' National Bank of
Burial a.
A WORK OP ART.
Among the New York works of art cxccutod for ex
hibition at tbo Centennial i? a handaome picture
wrought entirely In (ilk by tho American Silk Label
Manufacturing Company, showing lac-similes of the
liguaturcs ol the signers ot tno Declaration of Inde
pendence. These are surmounted by tho American
cu?lo, shield, cunnon and afeot, all worked in different
coiored silks. Tiie whole is a splendid example ol' the
periection to which the art of wenviuv naa been
armiytit, and wheu I rained lornis an agreeable and at
tractive ornament. The signatures referred 10 were
sbiatued Irom n copy of tho original document specially
procured Iroio Washington uud are woven by the Joe
)Uard loom.
8TATEN ISLAND.
The New York yachts begin to gather about the new
club bou.-o at Stapleton. Several were at anchor there
yesterday, among them tho Bendtx and the Prosper*).
it Is undcr-tood thai the opposition steamer Sun
ibine, now running Irom the Club House dock at
3tapieton, will be hauled ?(T soine time this week, and
will receive a general overhauling, after which she will
be placed upon a route between Hancin aud Koukaway
lor the summer mouth*.
Members ol the Hichluoiid counl.v police, dressed tn
riliteus' clothing, succeeded on ;<.injay night in cap
turing a dozen corner loaltr.i at Cruuitevilie. who have
maue it a practice to stand on tho streets aud insult
women, using obscene and prot^no language. The
uricoucrs were arraigned before Justice Simpson, who
fiscliarged them With n severe repriuiand.
Tho Kiehmond county Supervisor* have at last sue
jeeiied in re-electing Mr. Carrel 1*. Wright as 1'oiico
Uomuiitaioncr.
MHM?t tiie St a ten Island shad fishermen had com -
ireneed piekiu/ up their pole*. ?h? ruu bring too light
to | ay expenses, f he season will probably closo Una
week.
Mr. KrHscher. the new President ol the Staten
Island Hallway Company, proposes additional trains
aud more rapid transit, .md ou Monduy next another
tinect bout will be placed upon the lerry Irom the
I'liitoo lauding to New York, to make morning and
ereuing tripe.
OBITUARY.
W. H. BKBRICK,
A deapatch from Oswego, N. Y., under date of May
IIl lnet, announces the death, on the day pievioua, of
WIIUMH H. Kerritk, an old Md prominent eituen.
FAILURE OP MASSACHUSETTS MAN
UFACTUBEBS.
A GENERAL EUBAHRASSMENT AMONG THK
BEHKSHIBE WOOLLEN MILLS?FACTO IUBS IDLE
AK1) COBPOBATIOM8 FAILING?THE BERKBHIBE |
WOOLLEN AND JOHNSON GINGHAM COMl'A- !
Kits GO L'XDEB.
Bosto*, May 16, 1878.
i The mouulacturers ol Massachusetts aro passing
| through a serious ordeal jiut uow. 'J tils 1* partlcu- !
larly true conceruiug the woollcu manufacturers m the ,
extreme western part of the Stale, mauy ol whom ha%o 1
1 lately tailed altogether or been obliged to partially or
wholly suspend operations The
rAll.I K* Or THK BKKKS1I1KK WOOLLEX COMFAST,
of Ureal Barriitflou, wbicb is atiuouuced to-day, Is the ,
latest and one of tho largest of the many previously !
announced. Tho liabilities aro estimated at not for
from $400,000, and by tbe suspension over 203 hands
will be thrown out of employment. This is tbe only
manufacturing establishment of any importance in
Great llrrruigton. It was eManised tcrty years ago by
the late A.y 0. and John Kussell. and the nulla arc
among tbe uno.u In the country. The corporation bad
been uuder the management of Parley A. Hut-bell since
tho death ol Asa C. Russell, one ol I lie lounders.
THK JOaSSON UIKUUA.M COMPANY I'AII.I UK.
. The Johnson Gingham Company, ol North Adams,
: liu.- also lulled, with heavy liabilities, but it Is not un
{ likely thai arrangements "will be mu e by which busl
| uess will bo continued In the course ol u lew days. The
! immediate cause of the suspension was tbe placing of
{ attnehments by William C. 1'luukett und James Hunter ,
' & Son, uli-o tbe marked decline in the prico ol ging
hams, of which tliuy were the cnief American manu
facturer.-'. They had a capacity ot 6,000 yards per doy,
I employed SOU bands, and did an annuul business of
1 about *260,000. Little is Known us to tha extent ol tbe
I lailure, as most of tbe paper is held li> distant parts of
j tho country, Ilurlingaine As Darby have a claim of
| about $01,000 against the cempanv lor .nanu
| facturers supplies. 'I here Is said to have been
I a mit-understanding between the commission bouse
; and tlio company concerning tbe payment ol a dralt,
! and the coiuputiy decided to let It no to protest. It is
believed that flic concern run ruu and save something,
and the affairs will probably be adjusted very toon.
William C. PlunLott, of Adams, holds u mortgage ot
$60,000 apainst Hie property Tbe mill is tb'j Unesl
one in Berkshire, beautllul In all Its appointments.
OTUKIt KAILUHKS AM) HL'HPKNSIOXS.
There have been about a dozen lailures among the
Berkshire woollen manuiaclurers wltbtn a couple of
mouths, aud as many more huvo suspended opera
tions. Tbe mills of the l'lunkett Company, in Hius
dalc, are among ihoso which bavo been idle tor nearly
u year.
GIANT POWDEB EXPLOSION.
TWO MEN KILLED AND A FACTORY BLOWN TO
ATOMS.
Dov?, Morris county, N. J., May 18, 1878.
Tbe mixing house attached to tbe works of the Allan*
tic Giant Powder Company, ut Drakesvllle, four and a
half miles Irotn this place, was blown to atoms at two
o'clock this afternoon by au explosion of nitro-glycer
Ine, in which Frederick Johnson, chemist, and Patrick
Gallagher, laborer, lost their lives. An intervening bill
saved the other buildings, four in number, from de
struction.
The roport was heard and tbe shock lelt for miles
around, and soon a large number of people were con
gregated at tho scene, wblch was a fearful one to
look upon. Tbo splintered material of tbe building was
scattered over three or four acres, covering tbo ground
j thickly, and where the building stood was only a hole
1 about thirty feet square by ten leei deep.
I Fragments of the bodies of tbe two men most of
1 them inure bits, were scuttered about lor several bun
| died yards, end pieces of clothing were lodged in the
j tops ol neighboring trees.
It is thought there were about 380 ponnds of nltro
glyeerlno in the mixing pan. The accident is supposed
to have resulted from the friction caused by the turn
ing ol a cock or some similar cause. The loss is esti
mated at $10,000.
MUBDEB IN SOUTH CABOLINA.
A COLOBED LEGISLATOR SHOT THBOUGH THE
HKiBT FBOH AMBUSH.
Columbia, liar 18. 1870.
Official information was received to-day at tho Gov
ernor'* ofDce of tho assassination of Alfred Kuih, a
colored member of the Uouso of Representatives from
Diirlingtou county.
Rush whs riding with his wife in a buggy when be
was shot Irotu ambush, oue sbot taking eilect through
bis bead and another through his heart.
A reward boa been ottered by the Governor.
THE CANAL SUIT.
DECISION DKFJtKUED FOB TWO 'WEEKS.
Albany, X. Y., May 16, 1870.
At the requeat of counsel on both tides in the canal
suit, who have engagements elsowherc. Judge West
brook haj deferred rendering hia dccialon on tho mo
tiou for a nonsuit (or two weeks.
LOWE'S LAMENT.
THE EX-CHANCEIXOB OF THE EXCHEQUER
APOLOGIZES TO THE FABLIAMENT AND THB
QUEEN?8HB DID KOT BEQUEST TO BE AN
Emm.
In tho English House oi Commons, on the 4th of
May, Mr. Lowe rose and laid:?Mr. Speaker, May 1 ask
the permission of the House to tnako a short personal
statement. I waa precluded, no doubt, by the strict
rules or the House on Tuesday evening irom saying
anything with leierence to tho communication which
on that evening was made to tbe House from Her
Majesty, but at the same time I feel little doubt that
had 1 asked the llouse lor thoir indulgence llioy would
liavo granted it to me. But 1 thought on tho whole,
being entirely unprepared for such a state
ment, It would be more rfespccflul to Her Majesty
and more advisable that I snouid take time
for due consideration in tbe matter. (Cliecra.) I
thought that 1 should take forty-eight hour* to con
sider hi what maimer I suouid deal with so vory new
and unexpected an event. 1 have employed that time
tn consideration, ami 1 humbly request the House to
listen to mo while I toll them the little which 1 have
to sav on the subject. Hie statement which I made
|lhat the Queen had asked two previous Prime Minis
ters to have Iter declared Empress, and that both re
fused], and which 1 believed to be true at ttie time I
made it. is certainly one which, although I believed it
to bo true, I frankly acknowledge that I ought not \o
have made. (Loud cheers.) I aoknowleJge that I was
wrong to have made it, and it was wrong because noonn
has a right?and no oue teeis it morn strongly than 1
I do?to drag tbe nainoottbe sovereign even Indirectly
I Into our debutes in this Hoiisq. I sincerely regret
that 1 did make It The Queen is Just the one
> person in her dominions in whose case, from her sov
1 ereign dignity, a difficulty is Imposed if tbe have to say
I anything m on her personal affairs. That aiono. it
; there wore no other reasons, ought to bavo closed my
, mouth ("Hear, bear!") i hope tbo House will con
sider this acknowledgment on my part as lull and
! ample. (I,oud cheers irom both sides of tbe House.)
1 Bui tbat is not all. Of course, alter tho cotnmuinca
I lion w hich Her MiUesty has been pleased to make to
I tills House, I cannot doubt lor a moment that 1 have
; been entirely mistaken In wbat I have stated, and
: nothiug remains lor me except to express my most
' sincere and extreme regret thnt onu who Is us
dutiful and loyal a subject of Her MnJesiy at any
1 man in ber * dominions should bave committed
so grave an error that Hrr Majesty should bave been
. put to tho disagreeable necessity of making any coin
! niuntcatiou to mis House?a necessity which ought
i never to have been imposed upon her. I moat sin
i ccrely regret tbat 1 did so. Of courso. alter what lina
ben Skill, I cannot doubt that 1 was entirely mis
taken, and I aineerely regret everything Ibat I have
said. (L<>ud cheers.) If such language would be
proper fr<nn a subject to tbe sovereign I would
humbly offer my most sincere apologies to Her
Mu/esty tor tho error I have committed. (Loud chcerj
from both "odesot the House.)
Mr. C. Lewis expressed his delight at hearing tbe
si a lenient Just made, and statod that Ins only object id
writing to ilie right houorable gentleman had been to
give bim an opportunity to make It.
HEBREW "HOME."
An Inaugural rereptlon of the Home for Agod and
Inllrtn Hebrews, which lias recently been removed to
the corner of avenue A and Eighty-sevenih afreet, will
be held on Sunday and Monday next, between the hours
of eleven o'clock A. M. and seven P. M. Tbe "Home"
is in charge of a largo number of lady directresses
prominent in Hebrew charities in thit city.
AH B1NO VERSUS AH LUNG.
Ah Ring, who keepsa laundry at So. 119 Court street,
Brooklyn, was arrested yesterday at the Catherine
terry at the instance of Ah Lung, who carrios on the
laundry business at Belleville. N. J. Ho charge* Mr.
Alt ltinp with stealing a silk coat worth $:iu and $W
lu greenbacks irom turn.
LONG ISLAND.
The body ot the man found in the woods near Fresh
Pond, ou the line of the Southern Railroad, waa yester
day identified as that ef John Mctcer, a German, resid
ing at tbe corner oi Kemscn street and Busbwick
avenue, Williamsburg. According to the statement
ot his wife the deceased, who bad been out of employ
ment lor some time, lett his borne on Wednesday
morning last lor the purpose of looking lor something
to do. He then said to ins wile Ibat ho would ftnd em
I ployuient or never return. The post-mortem examine
| tiuu ol tho body revealed the tact that the charge from
the pluol with which Melzer shot himsoif had torn tbe
loit lung almost entirely away, but lite heart was un
touched. Hie jury lound thai ho cutito to bis death
Irom a pistol khot wound inthctcd by bltnself while
laboring under temporary aberration of mind.
The mrvey and maps ol' the route ot the proposed
new uarrow gauge road, to run along the north shore
ol Lonji Inland, were completed yesterday, and it is
?tatod that the work will be pushed rapidly forward.
The Committee on Right of Wuy, eic., are to make
their report to-morrow. There is talk, also, of con
structing a narrow gauge road Irom North Thirteenth
htreet, Williauisourg, to Coney lilund.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMEB&
DAT as or DKPAKTl'KM ?IIOM NKW YOKK VOK THE MONTHS
or may aku jvkk.
HUUK^r.
Scutia
Holland
V l#liiiu|
Stateot Indiana..,
Ethiopia
K licit
Germanic
Labrador
Bothnia
Frlaia
AMM
City ??! Berlin
The (Jneen
Victoria
Goethe.. '.
<lt!er
American;
Ulopta
Idaho
A!i.v??inl?
Mate olPeun.irla.
Ml
l/j. I l>e*ttncUhm.
>luy 17.: Liverpool..
May 17.1 Loudou. ...
M?y is. Hamburg..
GIstKOW...
Glasgow...
rlrtmen....
Liverpool..
Havre......
Liverpool..
llionourg..
Rotterdam.
i.ht*riiiHii..
Liverpool..
Oiaauow
May |H
May 20.
May ill.
May 20.
Mhv 30.
Mav -4.
Mar 26.
May 2h.
Ma* 27
May 27.
M?v 1:7.
I Ma* 27.
OJfr*.
4 Bowling Green
00 Broadway
HI hro*iiw?v
72 Hroadway
7 Bowling Green
2 Bowline Green
k7 Broadway
?k'i Br<>odwav
4 Bowline 'ireea
81 B*-oauway
.KI Broadway
IS hruMtiwa.
6t? Broadwar
7 Bowling lireoa
1'iigland.
Celtic
Bolivia
Mail
St. Laurent.
ituKxta
(iellert
Rotterdam
Spain
Adriatic
City ot Cheater....
Auatln
Neiskar
1 ranee
Nevada
Mate ol Virginia..
Pnninieraiila
City ot Richmond.
It ?iy
Brituuuic
Hamburg..itil Broadway
May :*7. Hrrinen....
May 27. Havre
Mar 27. l.onilon....
May 30. Liverpool..
May 31. Liverpool..
.lime 1? Ulaivuw....
June 1. Hamburg.
June 3. Liverpool..
June 3. Liverpool..
June 3. Glasgow.,.
June 3. Bremen....
I line Havre ....
June 7. Liverpool..
Juno H. Ilutubiirg..
lune H. Kotterdam.
June 10. Liverpool..
June 10. Liverpool..
June 10. Liverpool..
lunu in. Glasgow,...
June Id. Bremen....
Inue 10. Havre
June 13. Liverpool..
June 1.1. Glmgow...
I nun 15. Hamburg..
Jline 17. Liverpool..
.June 17. | Liverpool.. tltt Broadway
[June 21.(Liverpool.. 137 Broadway
2 Houlm ? i'r?en
.15 Broadway
7 Bowling (ireea
20 Broadway
4 Howling ' Ireea
72 Broadway
tfl Broadwa*
?III Broailwav
37 Broadway
7 Bowling (Ireea
2 Bowllnir tireoa
A3 Broadwar
4 Bowling Green
61 Broadway
?VI Broadway
*>V Broadwar
37 Broadway
1.1 Broadway
7 Bowllnir Green
2 Bowling Green
V> Broadway
29 Broadwar
72 Hroadway
HI Broadway
IS Broadway
?9-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IX TIIE
COASTING AND FOKKIGN TliADE?Captains or olflcera of
vessels engaged In the coasting or foreign trade, observing the
diaplacement or removal of sea buoys, are requested to com
municate the I act to tbe Ukrald. ao that it way be brought
publicly to tbe atteutlou of tbe proper authorities. A letter
addressed "to the editor of the Hebalu, New York city,"
giving as accurately as possible the number aud position of
displaced buoys or the cauae of their removal, will suffice In
all cases observed along tbe Atlautieand Pacific coaats of
the American Continent. When they are obsetved on the
enast of European countries or In the Mediterranean It Is
requested that information be sent either by telegraph or
letter to the Londou office of the Naw Yoaa Hkrald, 40
Fleet street, London, or to tba Paris office, til Avenue da
l'Opera, Paris. Where tbe telegraph Is used dcspstches
may be addressed "Heunett. 4IS Fleet street. London," or
"Beuuett, 01 Avenue de l'Opera, Parts." Where eases el
displacement are observed in tbe waters of countries beyond
the reach of the telegraph, as In Asia or Africa, captains may
communicate with us upon reaching the first convenient
port. This Information will be cabled free of charge to the
Uirald and published.
*9-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OK VESSELS ENTERING
THE POKT OF NEW YOKK AT NIGHT.?The Naw York
IIxksld has adopted a distinguishing Coaton night signal for
use on board tba Hkralp steam yacht, showing while burn
ing tbe colors rtd. green, red. changlngfrom one to the other
In suceeasion. and can be seeu several miles distant. Cap
tains of vessels, upou replug this signal, will oblige us by
preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship
News Department of the Hkualo.
MM'ersona desirous of communicating with Tassels arriv
ing at New York can do so by addressing to sucu vessels,
care ol Hkbalp news yacht, pier No. 1 East lUver, New York.
Letters received from all parts ol the world and promptly de
livered. Duplicates are required.
ALMANAC FOB NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
a UK AND HOOK I B10U WATgft.
Sun rises 4 42 | Gov. Ialand eve 3 09
bun sola 7 11 i Sandy Hook eve 2 24
Moon rises....morn 1 27 I llcll Gala. eve 4 64
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 16, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BT Tfflt HERALD HTKJUC YACUT8 AJtB HERALD
WlflTKBTpNE TELKURAP1I LINE.
Bteamer Bothnia (Br), Mclllckaii, Liverpool May 6 Md
Qneenatown 7th. with m<1>- and H24 paa-uugera to C O
Francklyn. Mar ir>, 50U mllea eatt ol' ^nndv Hcok. paaaed
?u lnmau ateamer, bound east; ??iiip dav. J4<l miles eatt of
do. a ateamer, hound wen, anppoaed of Gulen line.
Steamer Frista (tier), Brandt. Hamburg Mar 3, I avre 6th
and 1'lvinouth Htli, with mdae and 717 paascngora to Kun
liardt k Co. Had variable weather, with much tog and
rain.
Steamer Kenllworth (Br), Prowse, Antwerp May 8, with
indue and Jit*- engera to Geo W Col tun.
Steamer Klrhnmnd, Kelly, Klrhmond, City Paint and
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Ship llumbeldt, Wliley, Greenock 35 onvs, with mdae to
Degront Jk I'eck. Mar 6, lat -7. Ion <14, apoke brlit Cather
ine (Gori. from Iquique for liauinton Koada; aame date,
Ac , b?rk Truen (Nor). from Pslerino for Philadelphia;
14th. off the Cliesepeeke. bark Spanker, bound north.
Ship Hercules (Nor), Nieteen. Havre, 38 days, In ballaat
to maater.
Bnrk Alarld (Nor), Slvertaen, Dublin 48 daya. in ballaat to
Finich. .Edye A Co. April ?1, lat -III 44. Ion 54. exchanged
hlguuls with a ahlp showing letters V P F R. bonnd east.
Tlie A la anchored at Sandy tlook for orders. Bark Jupiter
(Gen. I.rltkr. Gloucester. K, 3M day*. In ballaat to order. Ic'
anchored at Sandy Hook lor order*.
Bark Victor (Son. Walker. Iluugesund 4!> daya. In ballaat
to order. Came the northern paasago and had Hue weather.
Bark Marti no CI leu to (Ital). Lauro. Naples 4t daya, with
fruit to I .a tiro. Storey A Co. Passed Gibraltar Anrll 10.
Bark Reindeer. Decker, Demerara IS daya, with augar to
H Trowbridge's Sona.
Brig Rosella Smith of Windsor. NS), McCulloch, Amster
dam 45 dav*. in ballaat to Simpson A >haw.
Brig Emma Dean (of St kltta), I'lummer, Cnracoa 11
dava. with redwood and salt to Tlie<> Fonlke. May 7. lat 24.
Ion Hfl. apoke brig Xancv Kona (Br>. bound north; lath, lat
:<4 15, Ion 7U, brls Braxlla (Ital), from Palermo lor , UO
day* out.
Brig Concord (of Baltimore!, Bo.rle, Matanxaa 11 daya,
I with suirar to Strong Broa A Co; ro??el to Crocker. Wood
A Co. Mar 13, during a heavy northerly squall, lost foretop
galUntmaat.
! llrlg Ida L Kay (of Deer lale), Haakell. Savannah 8days,
with lumber to order; res*el to II W Loud A Co.
Schr Carrie l> Allan, Newcomb. Barncna V day*, with fruit
to Gomes A Pearsull: resael to B J YVeuber*.
Schr Peiro. Kelly, Sliulec, NS. 8 daya, with piling to Wil
aon Godlrey.
Schr Dione (of Boston), Warren, Jackaonville 8 dava, with
1 urn Iter to Drew A Knckl.
SrhrJohn S Parker. Cutter, Elixateth City, NO, 4 daya,
with grain to maater.
Schr J S Helen. Menra, Virginia.
Schr John K Klrkman, Kirk i:an, Virginia.
?^chr Wm Mayxick. Kelsel. Virginia.
Schr K .1 Hamilton. Milla, Georgrt >wn. DC.
Mrhr Coh asset t, Baker. Maine, with ice to the Connairt1
IcnC.i; resael to maater.
R?~Rark Arlington, which wai anchoredin the lower bajr
catuo up to the City lrttli. I'M.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Glancua, lterry. Boalon for New York.
Steamer tiity ol New Bedford. Kiik, New Bedford for
Kew York.
Steamer Galatea. Walden. Providence for New York.
Brig Whltaker, Coltpn, Two Klvera, NS. Tor New York.
llrift Thoa 1 urrnll. Dayton, New Haven for New York.
Schr J H Crowley, Cotton, Saada Hirer, NS, via Vineyard
Haven for New York.
Sclir Preach Artliemi^a, Plnkham, Khulee, NS, yla Salem
for Now York.
Schr Martha Nlchola, Nichols, Two Rivers, NS, for New
YorR.
Schr Quodiiy, Young, Windsor. NS, via Edgar town for New
Yora.
Schr Almeda, Smith. Windaor, NS. rla Salem for New
York.
Schr Welcome Home (Br), Barrett, Windsor, NS, for New
I York.
I Schr Julia flinch (Br), Maloney. Musquash, NB, via Ed
I ganown for New York.
Schr Annie B (Br , Seco d. St John. NB, for New Yprk.
| Sckr Ainilo A Booth, Booth. Boston lor New York.I
Schr odsll, Winslow, Batli for ,\o?- \ork.
I Schr AlfruJ K llowo, Kllla, Orient for Now York.
I Sclir Viola. Bobineon Machine tor New York.
Schr Clarissa Allen, Beewo th. Boston for New York.i
Kclir Julia Newoli. Shoniiard, ilockland tor New York.
Schr A W Kills. Kllla, Belfaat fur New York.
Schr J aa llolm.'-. Ilolinea, Bcl:a<t for New York.
|<?kr Mary, Wats.m, helfaat for New \f..rk.
Schr Kate Gram. Con >rv. t'rovldoncii for New York.
Schr D II tniirahaiu, Atnes, Kncklaml lor New York.
Schr Calawamteak. Kennedy. New Bedford for New York.
Kt-hr Sylve?ter Hale, Coleman, Taunton lor New York.
schr >urpriae. Seaman. Kail Hirer fur New York.
Hel.r Orciron, Howard, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Annlo K Carre4l, Ctrroll. Providence for New York.
Schr Aohie S Kmerv, Ruiery. New tendon for New Yotk.
Schr White Cloud. Kmuiet. Block Nland for New York.
Schr Helen Tbon.pooti. W at?o:i. Kocklan.l for New York.
Schr (lllrs Avcrr. Topper. I'rovidence lor New York.
SclirGlp??> Girl, Pluakett. Swampacoit for New York.
Schr J if Kell. Nlcker<en. Pr ivldence for New York.
Schr Aaglsr, Beaae, Warehim for New York
Schr JiiKlice. Caawell, Narragan?ett Pier tor New York.
Schr J Goodspeed. Babcock, New l.ondon for New York,
fcln-? Ja. Mariln, Brown, Hath lorM.tieit Island.
Schr \\ Inalnw Morae, thlvcr. llatli tor New Yor*.
Schr Klislit. Wllaon, Fall Kivcr for New York. t
Schr W ?l iie?uer, ICg?>ert. Saleiti for New York.
Scln T Benedict. Knckett, I'oriiaml for V\ oodbridge.
S?'iir lookout. Pomeroy, New Haven lor New Yora.
Sclir Laura A llnrll.i ;awr. Burllngaine, Krutiebec River
for New York.
Schr l?r Wkm R Power*, Saandera, Norwalk for New York,
ethr Ague*. Ilod^dou. Boeton lor New York.
Sclir Geor^le D Loud, Clark. > t Gaorge for New York.
Schr !> hillia, Torrey. Moekport lor New York.
Schr Walter Hall, llall. K- cktand for >ew Vork.
Schr J G llaMington, Butler. Ilarntialde fur New Yotk.
Schr Kalte Mitchell. Ka?imV. Gardiner, Ve for New York.
Sclir Gentile, hldrnlge. Wicklord lor ,s?w Y'wrk.
Sclir Grau.>er. .lone?i?>rt for New York.
hclir K C Kalirht. t:<K'kland lor New York,
Sclir David B Doaae. Fuller. Rancor for New York
Schr Kate Charcu. I^>ck. George s Bnuk- for New York.
Sclir G LDaimll. sa"kett, st Georga, ?ie. fur New York.
Sctn John Crocklord. Hart. Norwich for New York.
Sclir Velocipede, uiyn, lie r laland. Me. lor New York.
Schr .Yiary Hallowelf, Whiiinir, Me. !or New Y'ork.
Schr.lohii I'rice, Mckerw n. Bosion tor New Yur?.
Schr Ner, Chase, Ka'l Hlvcr tor New V.trk.
Schr l.ady Kmina, Hickman. Myatlc for New York.
Schr R G Wheldnti Ilea h Kockport for New York.
Schr PWIantiiroplat. L'y. e-. Baagnr tor New York.
Schr Thus J t)?r?r <>?en?. Hartford for New York.
Hcbr K K Mead. Mead. Cow Bay tor New York.
Schr Josephine Hakely, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Aleora, lUblasve, Maakias lor New Yark.
ftchr XeUto Crowall, Crowell, Richmond, Hi, for H??
York
Htlir Clctn, BMior hr Nt* Yurk. _ .
Schr Alice Oakea. Huou, (iarfMner, Me, for New York.
Schr Hero, Baker, saleiu Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Xrptune. Berry. New Tork for Ronton.
Strainer Albatroaa. Darta. New York for Fall Klver.
Bri| John 0 Noyea. Kmerton, New York fur Genoa.
Schr Velocipede, Kogera, Mew tori for New Loo don.
Schr J aa E Bay lea. Dickinson, Georgatoarn, DC, for new
Haven.
Scbr Klpple. Johnson, New York for New London.
Scbr Ali x indrln Vooiiii, Young. Hobokea for Warre*.
Schr I. C Sadler. Carroll, Hobokcn for Portland. CI.
Schr Hltlie 1-ow. White. New York for Hartford.
hciir bain at 1 1* Wodwin, Willi aua. bf lord IOC New Tork.
CL?AE?D.
Steamer Scotia (Br), Ulloh, Liverpool vis Queenitown?
C (J Krancklvu.
Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah?W B
Garrison.
Stramer Batteraa. Mallett. Norfolk?Old Dominion Steam
alm> t'n.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond?Old Dominion Steainahip Co.
Steamer Neptune, Berry. Boaton?H K Dlmock.
Hark battara (Br), Harrlaon, Liverpool?Bvwrlag A Arch
ibald.
Hark Seati Dubroracki (Ana), Qo|xa, Cork for orders?
Lauro, Storey A Scarpa! 1.
Bark John J Marah. Kickett. Hamburg?John Zlttloaen.
Hark lleury (Deri, Minaaen. Antwerp ? U Koop A Co.
Hark Veaterlide (Nor), Henrickaen, Antwerp?Knock,
Edve A Co.
Bark Carih, Towniend. Frederlckstadt?P Hanford.
Hark Thomaa Brook*, Wauirh. St Jago?Waydell k Co.
Bark Pawaarhlek (Br), liicka, B irrTngton, NS?L P Brig
limn.
HrigTemi (Ana), Tomtnaalch, Cork for ordera?Slocovich
k Co
Brig Klmon (Nor), Anderson, Bergen?Panch. Edye A
Co.
Bri] Willie (Br). Brundage. Stockholm?A T Haeney.
Brig Kachele (Ital), Cacaco, Conatantlnople?k unrh,
Kdye A Co.
Hrijf llarry A Aubrey (Br), Brlggi, Barbados?Dwlght A
Piatt.
Brig Nellie Antrim. Allen, Mobile?R D Hurlbut A Co.
Brig A S Panneil, Beck, Portland, Be Jam>a Murray A
Co.
Schr Eveline, Wilder, Tampion. Me*?J W Wilson A Co.
sclir Madlaon Holinai. Bayila. Kingston, Jn?A11 Solomon
A Co.
Scbr A B Perry, Parry, Arroyo. PR?Marcus Hunter A
Co.
Scbr 111a Worden, Young, San Salvador?Wm T Woodruff
A Co.
Scbr SUaa McLoon, Spear, Governor's Harbor? Isaac R
Staples.
Schr Julia A Decker. Freeman, Governor's Harbor?B J
Wniiber^ A Co.
Schr Jaa K Kelssy, Bo dine, Norfolk, V a?Overton A Haw
kins.
Schr Fashion, Carberry, Bay brook, Ct?Cartwrlgbt A
Doyle.
Scbr R A Forsyth, Bobbie, Stamford?Stamford Manu
facturing Co.
SAILED.
Steamer* Wyoming (Br), lor Liverpool; Ferd Von Dor To*,
ten (Belli). Antwerp; Herman Livingston. It>vu?b: Wjr
anoke. Richmond. Ac; liatteras, Norfolk; ships Young
America, Ha* Krancisco: barks Jessie Jameson (Bri. 1'a
dang; brigs Ruby, Port bpain; John Welsh. Jr. I'liiladet
phia: Lisabol. ; schrs Ocean Ware (Br), Gibraltar;
Nellie Trim, Barbados.
Wind at sunset. 8: at midnight, K.
Barometer at sunset. 30.42; at midnight, 30.51.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Smaxer Cut or Panama. from Victoria, while being
docked at San Krancisco, I'M 14th, (truck itnamer Zealau
dia iBr) on the broadside, tearing away plate for 14 feet and
> foot ta breadth; one compartment filled. Will have to
dock and repair causine a (Intention of probably two weak*.
SHir XiiiAKXA VI (Port), In tbo Delaware from Antwerp,
ha* loot main and mlssen topgallantmasts.
Bam Agknora, which tailed from Portland, He, morning
of 16th fur Ulaegow, returned lame afternoon to land the
body of the oook, who dropped dead coon alter leasing port.
Ki:ui V R Biiu, at Boston May 15 from Liverpool, re]
pert* that John Bricsen, chief offlcer. was lost at sea April 5.
Wreckers If ft Norfolk May 15 to assist the schooner L
Kturtevant, from Newborn for Philadelphia, snuk in llat
teras Inlet.
Gardinkb. Me, May 15?The Captain, wife, child and crew
of the scbr Mary A Rice, of Bucksport. who were thought to
have been lost, have arrived at this port, and through the
courtesy of Superintendent Tncker of the Maine Central
Road, bave beeu fuwarded to their homes. Captain Rice
reports that his vessel was struck the morning of the 1.1th
by the brig Annie R Torrey, dismasted and so injured that
when abandoned she lrakad 2.000 strokes an hour. Thev
were taken from the wreck by Capt Whitaker. of the scbr
Jennie Middleton. who brought them to this place. Before
leaving the schr Capt Rice scuttled her so that other vessels
in the dense fog might not strike tier. The only other thing
saved from the wreck was the captain's quadrant The ves
sel was not insure.:. Capt Rice was part owner and his per
sonal loss exceeds $1,000,
North 8vd>kt. CB, May 16?Bark Valkyrien (Nor), from
Aronaal, arrived here yesterday, reports, when onn dar out
collided with au unknown vessel and received slight dam
age ; also reports waa H days outside the harbor, but was un
able to get ia on account of Ice.
Qubbxc. May 10?The captain of the mall steamer Circa*,
sian reports having passed harks Adriatic, and Walsxrlffe,
off Autlcoata, and about thirty ships between Bird Rocks
and Cape Rosier, *11 bound up.
WHALEMEN.
Arrived at New Bedford May 13, schr Fleetwlag, Oodlnho,
Brava, C VI, April 25, with IW bbls hpk oil. of ber own catcb.
Mar 18. about suudown, saw a large school of sperm whales,
and soon after came la collision with one. causing the ves
sel to tremble. Brig D A Small. Curren, of I'roviocetown,
was at Brava Mareh 31, with 3S bbls sp taken since leaving
Ti-nerifle: Keb 23, schr Wm A Crosier. Hoberts, do, with t*J
bbisspsinee leaving St Michaels; bark George A Mary,
Cannon, NB, was at Brava April 12, recruiting.
Cleared at New Bedrora May 15. schr Admiral Blake (ol
Marioin. Hathaway. Atlantic Ocean.
A letter reeelved by Capt Mlehael Baker. Ma? 3. troru
John Adams, Baled Norfolk Island, March S. reports ship
liunt^r. which left there 5 days previously, with 3*JJ bols sp,
5 months out.
A letter from Capt Milard. of bark Louisa, of NB, report!
her at St lleleua April t?, having taken 140 bbls and 60 do
wh oil list cruise.
A letter from Capt Robinson, of bark President 2d, of
XB, report* her at St Helena April 11, having shipped 8,464
gals sp oli by brig William A Anthony, tur Maw Bedford.
SPOKEN. %
Ship Wm Toe (Br), bound W, April2 ), off Waterford.
Ship llrenhild (Br), bound W. M?y J, lat 48 N, Ion 8 W.
Ship Triumphant (of Boston), from Liverpool for Mm
Francisco. May 2. lat 50 N. Ion 8 W.
Ship <Jce*u King, freeman, front Liverpool for San Fran
cisco, April 30 off Waterford.
Bark Stranger (Br), from Newport for Ontario, April 29,
lat 4:i. Inn 7.
Bark Sea Crest (Br), from Liverpool for Sydney, CB, April
28. 20 miles sW of Fastnet.
Bark Balcarry (Br), from fquique for New York, with loo*
of yards, March 3. lat 45 S. k n WW,
Bark Lake Mmcoe (of Montreal), April 25, off Cape Sac
ret If.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Morchants. shipping agents and shipmasters are informed
that by telegranhing to the Ubrald London Bureau, ad
dreasiug "Bennett. No 46 Fleet street, London," or to the
Parle oBoe, addressing "Bennett, 61 Avenne do 1'Opera,
Paris," the arrivals at and departures from Xnropean and
Eastern port* of American and all foreign vessel* trading
with the United State*, the same will bo cabled to this
country free of charge.
Captain* arriving at and *altlag from Frenob and Medi
terranean port* will Bud the Pari* oflloe the mora economical
and expedition* for telegraphing new*.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Axtwbbp, May 16-Sailed, stoamsr August Andre (Belg),
Greve, New York.
Passed Flashing 15th, 9 PM, steamer Vaderland (Belg),
Randle, from Antwerp for Philadelphia.
Rbksis, May 15?Sailed, barks Hermtne (Oer). Willos,
NewTork; Johann Ludwlg (Oer), BoUee, Baltimore; Al
bion (Nor), Larson, North America.
(Unix, )lay 4?Sailed, brig David Bogbee, Stover*, Glou
cester, Maes.
Dublin, May 16?Sailed, brig Nellie II us ted, Brewster,
New ) ore.
Dcxdalk, May 16?Arrived, bark Labor smu* (Br). Adair,
Darien.
Gibraltar. May 15?Mailed, iteamer Sldonlau (Br). Ed
wards (from Leghorn. Ac), New York ;*ehr Henry V Win
ship, Doaae (Iron Trapaol), Gloucester. Mass, having re
paired.
Homo Koxu, May 11?Arrived, bark Brigltta (Oer), Kro
ger, San Francisco.
Liverpool. Mfy 10?Arrived, eteamer Lake Neplgoa (Br),
Scott, Baltimore.
Sailed 15th. bark Sldnn (Nor), Tilllsen. Baltimore.
Salle.i 16th. barks Miranda (Nor), Anderson, North Amer
ica; Laura Emily (Br), Johneon, do; Tilde (Aas), Pereich,
l/'uitod States
I.txr, May 16?Arrived, bark Kate Howe (Br), McNeely,
Baltimore.
Moviluc, May 16?Arrived, steamer Anehoria (Br), Maa
ro. New York for Glasgow (aod proceeded).
Also arrived 16th, steamer State of Virgiala (Br), Moodie.
New York for Glasgow (and proceeded).
Mabsxillb*, May 15?Sailed, brig Goodwin, Craig, Car
deaaa.
Ncwpobt. May 16?Sailed, *chrJ*ffer*on Bordon, Fatter
son. Bermuda.
Naflks, May 15?Salted, eteamer Caledonia (Br), Allison,
New York.
Plymouth. May 16?Arrived, eteamer Perelre (Fr), Daure,
Xew York for Havre (and proceeded).
Port Madoc, May 16?Arrived, bark Ocean Child (Br),
Davis. Darien.
I'atiakpc, May 15?Arrived, brig Alfred, Damage, Balti
more.
Qonmowx, Mey 14?Arrived, barks Anna (Ana), Vlflu
Itch, New York; lt;tb, Christopher Columbus (Xor), Knad
son, Baltimore.
Arr.ved 15th, 10UtO AM. steamer BalUe (Br), Perry, New
York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
SLinn, May 15?Mailed, bark A O Tinge (Nor), Ueadrick*
sen. Beltlmore; Mathilda (Swe), Bredenborg, da
Silloth. May 10?Hailed, bark Arfacsad (Aus), Cassovlch,
New York.
Mibbba Lkorr?Arrived, bark Liberia, Richardson. Mon
rovia for New York.
Vlh*ir?rx, May 10?Sailed, steamer Rotterdam (Dutch).
Vis (from Rot tore am). New York.
Vlik, May 14-.Hailed, bark Skulda (Xor), for NewYork via
Kaglaad. ,
Iakiibar, May IS?Sailed, bark W A Farnsworth (Br),
llansna Xew York (not Boston, as before reported).
FOREIGN P0HT&
BW* A,UB- ^
fr.?'?tf,?4V?iy.7?'j* *Srt- ,chr* Frank Jameson. Banker.
mS r,Jl" r^,,0M for V"rt J * H Knighton. Hoja
ul'mL^ "u r York; and others belure reported.
CawtaniL 7 ??b'l* Mar; B Bowl.nd. U?Ion.
&H*?Eva P.?rker (Br) HI*.
11a fh'nri?_ <wviJ i* T)r v"den. Collins. do; 13th. Aee
ll h ?^hU?;Uo: "hr 8 ** Tburlow, Tab butt. do.
<li.Ii?u7 . ' I*?Arrived, steauu-r? Cuasie. Hill, la
("d aallad 15th on return) : 15th, bark. II D Htover.
rur?/ v?: "?""?I Welsh. Spear. Cardiff; 10th, steamer
lEfi/SCj0?! N?? Vork.
w?n<Ur" (Br). My.hall. Darien;Joha
New York"' *,w ; ??br Ciytie, Laughton
Indies."**' ",jr ,5?krlf Halifax (Br), Power, Wee*
! Mew York.' **' 13?a*U#d- ?'??mar Australia (Br), Hldey
29-8"'?d. ** ? <?'>?
*'?*??<>?, Neweastlo, B.
wSZtt&ESF-*** M'Cl*" * Uoodrleh
*?F'^-Arrived. bark Mary A Nelson (Br).
<*HI*^iSE la-Arrt??* *?*
KtMilK, April 3?Sailed, brig Dudley, Kirby, Balti
more.
.jSHiT""*** "~,ArriT*<i eteamer Nellie Martin
(o!,J^u N\V?rit for Rio Janeiro ,aud .ailed).
h-MbF '??Arrived, ateauiera Pliorniclan (Br),
8c.Mt Glasgow; Onebec <Br). Tliearle. Llveipool.
Arrived 18th. ship Oleniffer (Br). OtMttmiuK. Glasgow.
2'*^ A.t"?1 brl(c Water Witch, Dully.
Hampton Kn.ds (before reported In part 7tb/.
v.Ji ??.rf ?Hi?hiP?Alm?ra (Brl. for New Orleans. ready;
bark 8t Lr?ala^Br).Brewn. for Baltimore: brie F H Todd,
before ?m ,U',e,,? ?"???<? March 2H; aud other* iu
nJJJ raoaaa. April 28?Arrived, bark George Henry (Br),
**??** Kinllr Watera (Br), ttlo Janeiro
*f . VI ; ll! r?r Luraeoa) ; Spraybloom (Br). Ganlon,
SSW^Ve-i' 0*?'*bur?. Corson. Barbados (ami
?ailed May 1 for Arroyo and north of Hatteraa); 20th. bark
Lancashire Witch (Br). Thomson. Cape of (inod Hop*
(and sailed 30th fur Jamaica); brias Bismarck (Br),
, ">?; Montevideo: 80th. Acadia (Br), Ganlon. do: May 1.
rtiar Loudon; brir* Sarah Oilmore,
Cllflbrd, Rio Janeiro (lor Xajardo and north of Hatteraa);
Aquidneck. Johnson, do, achra Clara Leavltt. Lombard.
Montevideo (for Naeuabo and north or Hatteras); Lewis 8
u'VU ?'I.?"' ?lb"U*' '?f Saxua: 2d. Clara Kletcber.
JK!V B?ltlmor* -.Mots (lien (Br). Anderson. Saba.
Hailed April JO? Brijc katchdln. Saunders. Turks Island
*"'oad'?r Banger; schr Nellie F Sawyer, (iatcbe.l, Naraabo
and north of Hatteras: 30th. barks Annie Maud (Bri. Dero
ii La1*' Akbar (Br), Kvans. Porto Rico: May 2. brlic
I SlfllJlk" I'1, ^U1- Arro,l> "nd Birth ol Hatteras: schr
Nellie shaw ( ates, Humaeoa and New Vork.
? tBr)'
(BrT^htek! N'ewY^f bark Bvnla, Star
B?o?0N*w,y?VkMvl?HtiIu7lT#d,,,#*mer 0e? Crom,~".
I ^
I 8rJoHN.NB.May 11?Arrived.sehrs AbbieIncalls. Iniralla,
l5,h- Dakers (Kr). Bellj
j Jalrd fllr* do ,W* Philadelphia; U P
I HbViff-l'i' J*uT 5TP"?d down- b?r*? Hhootlag Star,
| Bholl, tor San KmncUco; Sonoms, Newberry, for do.
i Vl""",L,,,f ' 15?Sailed, hrlje Arthur (Br), Waal
Indies; schr Lamolae, Leach. Calais. Me. '
. ? TPaa SntARa Bothnia.)
, A apaosaaK, May 3 -Hailed. Ariel. for Ht John.
A aKRDCKN. May 3-Hailad. Priacllla. Kraaer, Ht John.
Kai4?Sailed. Carl Auiru.t. Bohu, New York.
eeu Ph?lade?pb(a '? Dronnlng Sophie. Petar
orA."?0*1- Atr" ,15?Hailed, Halathea. Olsen, Quebec;
jtkh,, Loreaso, Rettlosen, America; 24th, Raceborsc, Peter
ien, cio *
A*TA?. Aprll 5?Sailed, Osaco, Pulton, English Channel.
Aujoa Bay. March 21-Sall.a, Witch. "Lewis. Singapore
Bkistol, May 4?bailed. Vigo. Anonieu, Quebec.
from Antwerp for 'tin,t ?f A,BCrU- 8raUh
c?t?W?i"!.SVorkr B,rrrh"d' Woyl"dt' fro? N??
b*11"!* W- ?"<ft?ann. Baltimore
(and arrived At Southampton Htli).
BKtraaT. Mav 5?Salfea, Ulrica. Jorirensen, Quebec;
UZurJ- Sonne, Baltimore; ttth, Ht Pedre, Olsen, Quebec.
ii iU I"1?'*' J?-Sailed, Marie, Zacliariiseu, 11 all tax'
Helretl. EnKeberth?ei,. New York. *'
Sailed from llayaa 3d Mosa (s). Jaeobsen. Quebec.
Po?? MtTlinm0.! 2< Loa"' NieoUt< H?? Pranclsco;3d,
r^OM"T. APril ?3-8??led, Cba? H Southard, Beattie, Mad
bourne"**' Apn' 6?Ar,l??<'. Frank Flint. McBride, Mel
Bates^aml'ly' dC0*m,lrTO,"'hlr* c""?. New York; 10th,
Passed, Charlotta. Uondersen, and Victory,
vJli'Hr' J*Zn 1 : No; wejrlan, Roaers. do tor do;
fo? y?r.m^l,r .f,7' nnVOr?en* d" forrt?: Julie, Beer do
L.rMn'd'i lor Qu 'hee Au???-?. d? d? < KalUope,
L.An7orCdhaLbhrfe. 8k*H^ New York for
?Z'"Z- M?y..4?Arri.T*d- Lydla. Chalmers, St John. NB;
"ohn NB Geyer- B*"Imore; 5th. Francis Hllyard, St
Hailed 5th, Paollna 8, Toraanovich, New York.
in'SUmi' MaV AH^alM4, AT"?*' Baltlmoie.
iJtsiKiRK, *ny a?Hailed. Aslianteo. Roberta. North
?" <?" >?? ?
i?SS^hJSS'0M-''"- Dot
!VrArr),Ted. Gyda. Ness, Pensacola.
Sailed 5th, Erl Klnif. Scott, Montreal: Kruso, Tollefsea
do: 6th. Sarah M Smith. Hprapue. Dalhousie.
. <,L,""ow. *?r 3? Arrived. Bolivia (s). Small. New York ?
?J.,TyHM (s). Lawsen. St John. NB. ' ?
Hailed Jd. Mary K Ladd. Porter, St John. NB: 5th. Werra
Secelken, San Francisco (and Irom Ureenock Oth)
Y UjjMlMI, April 2t>?Sailed. Papa Luigi, Di Bartolo, New
York.*0*' 1?8t"ed' Aatonio Ferrsro, Feiraro, New
Yort *?"001" <We*?' *"y 4-Salled. O??o, Bjoness, New
"if?'10, *?/ 3--Arrived. Joseph Clark, Park. Lobes.
YorST Ouxhaveu?3d, Uellert (s), Barends, New
York.1*0**' * Arrived, Sophia B Luhra, Hopkins, New
Hatrk, May 2.?Balled. Klecta, Oronbf Brdnfv Sf3*
sass
fe fe?
Leopold. </Ocbrane, and Loui?e, Melsom, Quebec* Niord
Terkeldsen. Mlramlchl; 5th, State of Alabama (s). flainlln'
W^PK London; 6th, Incrian u), Kitt llonton* AiinA
(S), Ellis, New Orleans; Student (s), Thompson. I'erimm
buret Lake Ontario, Oilmore, Montreal- Civile T.ii
Quebec; Storm Kinc. Reed. Wilmington (California) ?
Quebee?T Thsakston, Quoiec; Souveraln, Willumsen)
.,Pl?*r#d 3d-M*rT,,Kr*,<!r' Dexter, Yokohama via Cardiff
4th, Souveraln, Williamsei) Quebec: Bate Covert. Theak
atoue, do; Prlnoe Leopold, Cochran, do; Adler, Hocht Rich
i.Wild Hunter, Twamblv, Savannah; Niord Terkeld
*en. Viramlchl; 5th. Lake Ontario. Oilmore, Montreal
Prince Kuiren t, Smith, and Clvtle. Tait, Quebec; Brothers'
Front. Sandy rfook; BenKal. L.?rlnK, Bathurst, NB.
?? efrrd- Obcron. Ilarvey. Han Francisco
York Holby> 8t Lawrence; 6th, Akyab, Dodero. New
New'vork'*? 0r,re*nd 5th- Uesetl Dnbrovackl, Drabai.
LosnotroaaaT. May S-Salled, Olaf fllas. Nerust. New
BoSi^.'Jtaa[D**- du; C"?el?r. Lund, do; Id.
E,u- Geor"- r"?? B-'i R"".
YMiUfUM, May 2-Sailed, J B Walker (a). Green, New
NkWCAtTLK^May .1?Cleared, Oenii, for Qnabec.
?^^'?',r"d. ? ortelia, McDiHrmld. Quebec.
BartleU do ? B?,nw". Montreal; Hlndostau,
w"?
adel'phia*0' Al"1' aw?M,Ued- *?'!? Adelaide, Naccari, Phll
P?1?dlS."vGALL*-Apr" 13~<''e?red. O Hall. Carter, j
Sailed 9tn. IJeorce II Warren. Timothr. Calcutta.
veM^fur^'k. ' &-ArrWed- Alno <?. Uardberc. Oal
*i M*' 1?Arrived. Centoo, Staples, New York
tin. ? h AtIw?o<Vy*C0,nb. New Orleans; Annio M Law'
Hilton, do; Jolin Johunon, G??uUy, do. j
^.r.H,,r,?*T- Mi*y !t?S*"??.,ro,u ?f Alx 2d and 3d.
FrlthJof, Jeremalssen, Aew\ork; Alma, for Halifax: Fred
Ttiumten, Robie Burns and Stratlicl/de, Tor Quebec Me "
Christian, torQnebeX*'*" L OakVl j
Cardl'tt0"1* * M,rch 2??Arrived, Norsemaa, Lane, j
Shiki.m. May 4?Sailed. Coromandel, Quebec,
to---"' May 2?Arrived, Clto. Wat ue. Wllmlaf
Taoos. Mav 5-S?lied Mary Xllen. McKay. Qnebee.
Thimtk, April JH?.>ailed, Roval Standard (s) Johnson
SrJZk&lbl'?- H,?"????; 39th, John Laufh
Fh,u2r?h.:D' S"Jr Bencen^rcn. Morten^n.
?aUed 3d, Queen. Statliam, Quebec; *;Svadryone," do.
CASTLXTOWK (Bereharen), May 4?The Idalla or anrl ?.
'<??, K'lT:(.rd I"'??d. Ir.im Liverpool (ireuerali, ha? put |Q
here disabled : she will re; air damages here If possible
I^cj5"4li **-v ?V7The b?'k ?'">? Wrlrht, from Baltimore
wUI berth'niTxt tide Proc*eded up our rlvei V?-Uay, and
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON, May IS?Arrived, acbra E J Ileraty, Cannon,
Philadelphia (and proceeded lu Hin?tiaai>; John k Prank,
Alb New York.
lUtli?Arrived, ateamer Ariel, Whaldoa, Phlladelnlila;
bark Commerce, hlllot, Ulaagow; aclira Crown Point, Huron,
Btracoa; M A rolaom, Hanker. sajua: ihro L Ke*aenden,
Woebe, Alexandria; S II Sharp, Wehb, do; M K Downer'
TUouipaon, Baltimore; U?le Younjr, Townerad, Phlladel
pi,i*: .1 XI Kenneilv. Homeroy, Kondout: Milwaukee.
Wallace, da; Pennaylvaala. Jonea, do; Alida, Lambert;
South AinlKiv; N Berry. Mchola, do; luele Tom, Look,
llolioken: Willow Harp, Norton. I'ort Jounaov; A il Kd
warda, rtartleit. Philadelphia: Honest Abe. Could. South
Aiuto.v ; A K Ainea, Acliorn, do; Kllia B Coffin. Cole, llo.
bokeo: Frank ti Ihi*. Oajje, Weehawkeu; New Zealand,
Brav, I'ort Johnson.
cleared-riteamdra Dominion (Br), Clements, Yarmouth,
MS; W m Crane, llowea. Baltimore; barka Hans Ueory
ni?r). liornltik. fork or Kalmouth; llatiie C MeKarlanil,
McKarlaml, Antwerp: briifs Samuel Liaiaey, ilibaoo, Rich
mond. V*; K.I Henderson, llenderann, Philadelphia: aclir*
llatiie M Crowell. Crowed, Baltimore; Iaaac K.eh, Stud
'iiA ".TIMOR*. M ay Arrived, iteamera John* llopklna,
llallett. Boatoj; M. t'lellan, March, Providence; Runle.
Kany. Koanokr Kiver; Viaeiaad, Buwea, New Y<>r\; barka
I'reeHiaa |<I?I. Valk. Bremen; aclira John I) William.,
I'earce, .New York; Alexander Wiley, Baanclianp, do; it
Blrdaall, Warren, do; Jante* II Hoyt, Lyon. New Haven.
Cleared? Steamer Wm Woodward. Youag, New York; ahlp
Olive S Southard. Walker, S?n Kranctaeo: barka Victoria
liieri, Cordea, Rotterdam ; Alex Keith (Br). Plaber. Dork;
Anna iNon. ilunneaeii, do; Jaaon (tier), (Irlmm, Bremen;
Moanrt ideri, Jnllelier. do; Itusoer (Sori, Oteaa, Klninore;
tipoella M Hume, Hume, Norfolk ; brim Alito iKntl, Wlrpl,
Cork: Mira Atari, Stoeai, Oporto; Kauny I' (Ana), Sandra,
Dnmlalk; aeiir llearr A Oram, llariiaou, Boatou.
>ail*d?ship Charles l.ullnic; bark Ad-iaJ Honaer.
Htti NSWh K. (ia, May H?Cleared, acbr Harbinger,
Dodxe, New Have*.
HKIi -Arrived, achr Cathie C Perry, Learv.Savannah.
Cleired-riehr Laura Oertrnde, Klak, <iaw York.
HANtiOR, May IS-Arrlved, aahr Ada M Bird, Path, Maw
Yark.
loth?Arrived, bark Aritona, Conaat. Helfaat, Me.
sailed? Brig Delma C, tor si Jotina. NK.
HATI1, Mav IS?Arrived, achn John S Ingraham. Pack
ard. Kliaabethport; Charlea W Mora?, Marr. Mew York l?r
Hallowed ; M K Kawley. Kawley, Satllla Klver; Mary ? Col
lin". Some.. Boo on, to load lor Savannah; M A WIMay,
Willey. Baltimore.
Mill-Arrlvao, aolira J W Drlako. Haakell, Portland^ to
loud lor Baltimore: starlight. Reed, Potoniaa River; eaa
ale Butler, Warr>n. Boatoa. t? load I r Na? Yartt.
BAKf.K's J.aNDINU. May 13?Hal lad. eehr ?tankllu
Pierce. Kiraniion, New York. _
<? Il a RLKsTON, May 13?Arrived, sahr Faanlc Tracy, Tll
ion. New York. _ .
ItHh?Arrived, ataamer Champion, Laeltiei, New York.
Meured -Srlir Maggie J Laarenc-. Haley. Pblladalakla.
CAsTINK. May 1?-Sailed, aanr Henry WMMef. skep
hard. Wlnilaor. NS.
ruRTKlM MONROE, Maf It-Arrived bark EattJ
w,ufc
IUclUn9>d f"iU'
McDaid:
Anthony Bilr
-' ???; .(luui
pbuV^ljruli' K.^'f ,?\ BImm?o?,*U? od^ ? PhTudel
York. "**"*?? Trenton; Jull? Baker. Baksr, New
II?rMTEl,TOM' **y H-Balled, achr Oeo Soaley, Kicker,
SSEfcft? "M?"- AW*rt?4t. I'iiimoIi
*1" Tbo. P Ball. LteVrJJSl'' Kl? JaB,lr0?
18th?A rriv*"d"ateam*rCYtV** iMf'* Burr???. Liverpool.
BoH?on.ILK'
*?7 10-i^tSTieh,. Henry Norw.ll, Bur...,
P'?.* KU^uJ "rDOe' 1Uthb'r?- "owYork; acbrM 1
T MILLBRIDOE. May 12-S.U.d, achr Cypraa^ Fry. If,
NKW ORLEANS. May 12?Cl.arad u>k* ii i . ,
Harrison. St Mark* aud Cedar Keya ' "oW. Louiaa,
l.%th?Arrived, steamer Narinri't Biv.. u_
Humboldt (Kr). Aral..!, Pa*iHgoUia to .*$
Bnrns, Froutr, Havana, " ' *? r*P??r;kntJ >1
Iritli?Arrived, ahip Oncle Pells (Fr) L?nar. a .
bark Nuev. Aurelia (Sp>, Ponce Havana A?twarp;
Cleared?Ship Reporter. Spring. Liverpool
LivS"" AU> ^ *?-?????<, ?'?amar O?iHar*o(8p,,
J?^T-o*lk.nTd0l0m'? ^u,'? G'odullah, Liverpool; achr
Swaaar^PidIadelphU.1'"' Herculea.
Sml^ PhriSl^^iVa^r"^, ?,7.*?*,% W
aon; Idaho Jameson. Rondfut; Peerless, Kmlth d?. !??'
Jl'vasitar, Jr.Aiteney.YNew vSrt'wi ?nVw ilnTon^AlmSi
Bacon. Crosby. Biston fur Mew York. ' A,moB
Sailed?Brig Ww H Park., Seara. New York; achra Jull..
Nelson, Howea Philadelphia; (J P Wa.hburn mIu ia?
SSSS^SS! H?n'.,.h*B ConeJ, Wh'?>- few York; II^r;
fla S* *!eorJ * Taber. Benson, do- WllUr!
Baulabory, Handy, do; Oregon, Howard, do; Oan'Howard
cheaterfoo*' S,PP'*.Bacon, do; T B Smith. Win-'
Ne'w v7rk."lTed' '?hr* Bo,to"' from ?"U?d?lphi.; P.vorit*
and^TThnm?T'iMf*?r l3,1*JUrA.rrivcd' *chr* Phllllpa
aadThoma. J Owen, Sel.ck, Providence for New Yorki
T/th J Vv.f ? ut ,or "?* Bedford (and all nailed
Qnldwaiute. S.co for'do.' *<""*"
. Al? wiled, achra D bills, Torrav. Rock port for Km Y?,w.
Anni T Mpple, Brown, New Bedford for du: Albert/hqipmoii!
< audage, m John, NB. for Phlladalpbia; Irla, llawea War!
wick for Naw Vori; Hanry tilbb,, Hawkins" N.w B.dr?i
for di?; Jonathan Cone. White do for do (and all wHad lfttbT
Sailed?ScbraCballenite, Reed, from Providance for New*
ri?"' ?VT Pfu^'dance for Philadelphia; Watch
ful. Hill, front Richmond, Ma, for Baltimore-Oliver A*a?
Tapper, Providence for .New York; y~~- ~ Al,*TJf'
f?Li r ^d*"I'V *nd Lamartlne, P'rench ' New Bed*
VP W invnilv'uerrJri?hlw#- d?'?r Phlladalpbia.
JohnsonOmSl d^T Orlon'kondon,? MfeJES
Newbur* for Norwich: Idella PellrlV no for 'do' pZ, /
hooper, Haver?traw licrdo; Tax^ Hobokao; Hu\UoH seJ
NKW HAVKN, Mav 15?Arrived, bnir Thoa Turnll
5te?ewPYrk: ?Chr,A1,en 0-?.r*N.lBb^
ford. San^VMiciannT' ' Sallad, bark Oak Hill. Craw.
dar.?8.Ipr^c"i^:,,*3r5-8,,1#d-b,rkB"*n* V"*?.
keU^Key W^?LA* **' 10_Arri,,*d- ?>?? HaU. Haa
(Nor)'*Jolm?ou" ^Jr^0"" 0n,MkMn- ^v.Tkk.1 ; Aim.
Alb?ijl?'w'art?"" I""U,,0,?. Cardan..; Mabel
oilve^on ^ **' ???>r Varn.l. flimpeoa,
?fhf Henry Maana. Smith, Lamina.
l:ith-Arrlvad, b.rk Jaa K Boyd (Br). Baker Hull K.
1KT?niBK ??r (Br). Uovd, Cardiff '
r,.p^ [U Ettkl'i <MP),lcUrr"t'?- "avana; Rannd
(BPrK^ow^r.M?.n,l5: ?oren?n. do;Bouit.
Cary ^Ne^York'*' *** 13~ArrlT,d. ??hr William * Jamea,
pfnLAOBLPHTA. May 15-Arrived .te.mer Defiance
dance Te,; ,ehr * A Lavorin*. Mmltb, Provl*.
lJ~?i7Aj'n,d- J<">'*?*. Catharine, Savannah;
Beverly. Wallace, New York; burk Clifton, Snow Messina
Tnff.r c #rH DI"on'.Bl?tchr"rd, Leghorn ; RttaM Tucker'
Nemlc^n^j"n! * ? D ^*n<"r*on. Henderson, do;
New York - H WMhlnrton, Rolf. do. via
Adam^ New York. *V' KookP??= Tr.veller.
Aljo arrived, iteamera Perklomen, Pierce. Portimoutb ?
YirelnU Hunter, I>barlo?ton; barks Nloba (Nor),Olaau*
Havre; Sareiia, Cichero, 8t Naiaira; Stair (Br) Tvner*
Palermo; brig Jamei Da via, EI1U, Bonlon; achr* Laura'
Robert!, Bermuda; Ocean Traveller. Adami, New York'
R^bcccai Sbeplierd, Robluaon, do; Janiei Sattvrthwalte'
W H Whitt'/k*1? c i?i N*i'cy,,M A11*n. Provideuce S.
Jnf Kit? * MI|Job|' ^<i?m?^ J,rtlner;lllkfar'l?n1DraDer
ClI.r5*'a?W*": ***n'p Cellar, Henderaon. Boaton. '
ElV? Rilr^e.*v,r vfl,J,c,.,.Mb.?p,hlre- K?11 River, Ana
Kliia, Kicharda. Near York; abip Martha (Nor), Zaeliarlaaeu
Antwero; achra Addle P Warner LawU Pmi
Ocean Traveller, Adami. Beverly ;'Abbie i)unn. Fountain'
Boston; H K Sclinbert, KInjj, do; John Mlddleton Jr Town*
S!u dX?.?" c*"'
Harriet Campbell (Br), Tarlor, Cork or Falmonth ; brlca 1
c ? IfJ J LIpplncott, Matantaa; Weatninralancf (Hr)
.i i Lord "a.vo (Br), Watt. Bermuda]
Jaa Satterthwaite, Wolfe, Boaton; Sallia B, Bateman do!
Ad^^'vVrt/' 8,PPle' WMhlDe">?'
Sailed?Steamer Lancaster.
?teemer Albemarle. Olbba,
New iork, ?hlp Lliile Moeea. Cox, Bremen; ?cbr l>!fnroa?
Hart and pilot ^>at Thoa D Harrison No 3, of New York
uwi1 u j11'* ?l?'In*n? from ? (timber laden). *
tbe Brown. M (^ort). from Antwerp, la anchored at
Baik Nuoto Matteo baa been ordered to New York.
Steamer Ghaldyra went to tea AM.
P/."*? MV "a-eiear^l. bark Bather, Merrill
I. . /?i '? t',T*rPO?l: brijt Agenora. Walla (not Buck,
nam), Olaairow; arhra A Hammond, Uoldthwaite, Kennab.c
Ha!tImonr. York= J W l>Hako,'UMk?ll, do. to foX f?
New'York?'T*^" *?hr **"? BrookinW. Gardiner, Ma, for
r,ir.*r*,!-^\r *""?? A Davis, Philadelphia
i JhT,A,rJ I,*Helen M"- New York,
it 2 . .t/?' ' IS?Arrived, steamera Blackatona
Hallett. Baltimore via Norfolk; Vindicator. Rogera and
Tonawanda. hkertnan. Philaanlphla; sclira Kuokeve Klnn
land. RondoutforPawtucket; llenrV K.m?o,X pfi
Johnaoti; Nlfflitlncaia. Yonng. Hoboken. '
WIltn^YorlL *' B#"' Tre"t0n: 8,r,h A
i ^ n ? "ar 15?Arrived, achra Buckeye Klnra
^MPoMJolIniol1 C?hn- BrOW?- "d O'reri,. cS
Svrf J5'A ?"?w3'. N**"*". How York.
Ocean, Ow! SXKfc ** b?rk of tM
Po^t'ltlalel"1" ?'mrn' S*un<1??. So.ttl.;R K H.m, Oova
sendth~CI*'lre<1'bafk M,rlaao <flO. Rydar, Port Tow?
Rlrtrt-Arrlvad, steamer Quanc 8a (Br). Jonaa, Ho.g
SaliVrlldS;.11*7 8_S*,,#d-bri* Hardin*,
B?kVrAp.TwIndnM*,r 12~C'"red' ,chr B<?J Conrt?.r.
Cblrlla-^i nh" M;ry ? hradshaw. from K.th;
Pblladalphli ' OW"' d0; Joann. ?o?Khty. Doughty,
mU?"' yT.*^'"kOZyZP9*'1***1 *eh" Jo.nl. E Sim
Barnes. Cheeaeman- Naw York
8W?7nr!T??<rT.ta* .!.lY*do^- -"ilckeraou J(aw York.
KeTnv^-bii^hu"' l?~?br *' * McN.ry,
BTartl 1IAVEK, May 15?Arrived, atoamtuir Mary
Jhr K.it' r u Boaton with acows; achr. Pride of
si!!Si&??" ?"??
Salkil-HriK Jann H klrty; achra Clariaala Allea Ella.
Morri.on Joddia.Wm A Crocker Nad Humpter, Stampede,
K..n **,Til,e Car.line. Kendaa
Kaan, b Siii.ick.on. Annie Whitinx. Xsr; Clark. Geo A
mf?' a l;"d?skiv and Clio t.hlllcott.
A Power. PansMol. for Boston J
Almir. T Rowland, Eliaabatbport for do: Id. and Allla.
?vEr' * .?.ll!n? J0r^JSn: ,L?cy Bakor- Bangor for BHato?!
hV' 2 >??< dn.for Norwich ; Annie Ons. Cal.ia for Provi
M""
Baker ami Acadia (Hr).
TyW.^fe.i^ip'Sr; ,3-Cta^ 0
terdanrArm*U' br'' B Von Bennl,,'toI, (??'>. Koator, Ra*
wL^TH ??Vvd\f'ea.m,'rJ{?.1,,l'h- ol,T#Tt Battimora.
New York * tchr ? ^ Bpenoer. Towaer.
,J,,"1 J"*chr *???? O Wol'o. McDorllt, PhUadel.
floVrnkan Ko>??*o-. Amboy; Julia A.., Dawart,
Ti!?n.b.7trlJred- "Ii? W. (lMcx??*'ito.. from Pbil^lalpbiai
Hohok *n Port Johnaon; Mary Lowall.Worthlngtoa,
Sailed?Schr L C Wolfa, Phtladelnhla.
U-Arr,vedP .-hr Hay^ KldHd^
YACHTS, Ht< K A Ji BOA VS. AC.
A-^OR SALK.'lBuS AM) WOODK.V STRAXStlTps'
? woodeu ind Iron Staamboata, with and without
otaterooms, anj of light draft lor rlvar servisa, light dralt
salmin ?ropellnra. largo ateam Yachts, Tnga and vaaaa.'
property in general.
PHKDhitlCK C. SCHMIDT. No. 1 South William at.
Bakuk~por salk-inVkkprct ORDKR. IIOKKKI
long, 1 toot beam. N feet deop; will carry W) tona it
coal, drawing 7', feat, and would mako . line propeller m
schooner. Address lock boa 10* Poai ofllre, Naw Brunt
wick, N. J,
t"poK~ salk-nkw STKAM YAOHT. 4S PKKi' "lo^u
10 beam, 4 ilern; nicely Itlad up with cabins. Fa
particulars address YaCHT, box Its lleraid oRlce.
Ii^OB SALE?A BKAtrilPUL KRW HLOOl' YACIIT,
50.I.VU, handaomeiy f.rnlakod .nd roiupleta in every
n-.pBcl. Apply to O. W. M. STUHOIS. 3U Reade St.. Now
'AVTKD-A SLOOP YAtJHT. DO TU ?l TONS It.
?. m. Addraas. gating Imw and whan built and' by
whom, condition of ?#N and rigging, interior arraauairi.nt/
raowrd and price, D. k?t ItWllortld office
? Itl^CE LLA MKOV?~.1
A' HSOLUTE DIVttRCKS OBTaINKD FROM DIFPftlf
ent States, for namrrom causes, without publicity
legal avorywboro; no chart In advance; advico Irae
*? HiMISK. Attorney, I114 Kroadwav.
Absolute divokcks ohtainki? from mr
fara.t States for anmir.ni. ranaos wlth.int publicity!
FKr.Dr.Klt.k J. KINO, l.nwver. So i.l llroadway.
* Xiki1** In In P ' ^*'"M I'A 1*1 IIII.ITY, DKsKKTION*
asa ?ra:.-z?A-s
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