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THE CASWELL MUTINY.
TBI BLOODSTAINED BARS BROUGHT INTO PORT
AT QUEZEBTOWN?OVEEHAULED ST AM ENG
LISH WAR VESSEL?WHAT WAS TOrXD ON
BOARD?OHA8TLT RCKEE8 AFTKB MUTINY AND
XTTRDEB?HOW THE CRIMES WERE ACCOM
PLISHED.
Qcbknstows, Ireland, May 14, 1874
Ob Friday Queenstown was thrown into the greatest
elate of excitement when it bo (Mime known thai tUe
Britwb bark Caswell, Captain Beat, from Aptifotasta
with a cargo of nitrate to Queenstown for orders, waa
?pokes off Dorsey Inland on Wednesday morning by
the pilot cntter Werritt Captain Bent, a nativo of
London, the chief officer, William M. Wilson second
oilicer, Allen McLean and the steward, a colored man?
the latter three all natives of Glasgow?were
Mt BDKRSD OK THS HIGH SEAS
on the 4th of last January by a portion of the crew,
three Greeks aud two Malteeo seamen, who were
shipped at tbe above port. Tbe ship belongs to
Messrs. Tucker & Co., Swansea, and this wm
her first voyage; Immediately on receipt of the news
Admiral Coote, Commander in-Chief of the Irish
station, with bis usual promptitude, despatched tho
gunboat Goshawk In charge ol Captain Bagge, a young
oilicer of great ability. At (our o'clock she was under
way, snd at five o'clock an armed boat was sent along
side the Italian bark Tsresa Secunda, lroiu Limerick
for Newport This was caused by her not answering
signals. Tbe wind was very light from the east, accom
panied by a heavy ground swell, and at nine P. M.,
four miles west-southwest of Kinssls Light, the Cas
well backed her mainyard, when Captain Bogge sent
the boatswain, Mr. White, and lonr marines, with a
corporal, on board. On* watch of bine Jackets was also
sent on board to assist m atowlng the sails, and at ten
o'clock, a hawser having been passed to tbe Goshawk,
she proceeded to Queenstown with the Caswell in tow,
where she arrived and was safely moored at twelve
minutes past eight A. M. on Saturday.
TBI MIRDKRS.
The crow state that George Pes a, known on board as
"Big George," was the ringleader In an awful trsgedy
of mutiny and murder, and the morning he was killed
ail bands saw a dove alight on bis bead. George Peno
snd Nicholas Morelio were both killed while coming
up the companion ladder by the carpenter and
lames Carrick, ono armed with an adze and the
Other with an axe. Dunne was armed with a maul.
Tbe Greeks tired several shots up through tbe csbin
deck st tbe men, but none took eflcct, and alter tbey
were slain Baumbo, who is now a prisoner, made a
desperate oflort lor his life. Ho received seven cats
abont tbe body from tho adze aud two on his bead be
foie bo surrendered; alter which he was bound hand
and loot and bis wounds stiched. and ever since ho has
been led oa bread and water. He is a wretched look
ing man, worn out, ot slight build snd one eye out.
On arrival at Queenstown he was delivered up to Mr.
Mercier, S. L, and brought before tho Queenstown
magistrates lor inquiry. Another curious coincidence
occurred on board crossing tbe line. James Car
rick spied a sail some miles distant. He
took a tm.'ill boat and pulled for her to regu
late tbe chronometers This vessel was tho French
bsrk le Gentes, o( Dunkirk. An Euglinh boy
nam?d Jonn Moyers, ol Flint, Cheshire, was on bo?rd
and asked to be taken on board the Casxell, as he had
been ill treated, bis teeth kicked oat, &a Carrick
laUi be could not take bim without the captain's leave?
but tbe next night both ships wore about a quarter of
t mile apart, when the boy jumped overboard and swam
to tho Caswell, much to their astonishment. Tbe
greatest praise is duo James Carrick, who was never
more than able seaman on board ship, and never
learned navigation unless what ho picked up in the
forecastle.
STATIC KAST.
The following Is the ststement of the survivors of
the tragedy abstracted verbatim from the log and
Signed by all hands:?
We left Antifogosta on tho 1st of January, bound for j
QueetmoAii, ui eight P. M. The watch being net, 1
Chrisio Baumbo sh.uumed sick. The uiate came lor- !
ward aud ordered George l'i>uo to come out on watch, j
H; refused, saying that bo was groiug to sleep. The i
mati* tame to luo forocasile alter this and ordered huu |
ou deck, as the other mail was not bet er, but be still I
refused. The main tliei. went all and told the captuln. j
Ou the captain coining forward sud ordering luui on i
deck tSiev noticed that bo was arniod, and asked hltn i
the reason why. He told them that hi* was not coming j
forward among a lot ot Greeks dele celess. He then
ordered Peuo un deck, but be again refused. The cap- !
tain then asked what was his reason tor not going <-n I
Watch, bat h? would not give him auy rea- |
loo. The captain then told hitn 11 he still relused |
he would be put In Iron* Peuo u*re d that it the |
ou.er man wa.s not able to go to ttie wheel at leu i
o'clock he would conic on deck. The captain then 1
went alt and said no more. At ten P. M. the mate
called him to come ou deck, as Bauu.ho was not able
to go to the wueel; but he refused, telling the mate to
fu io hell. There wax no more said to bun there,
btn^a went on quiet I'll Tuesday morning, January 4.
On tho captain's watch coming on deck?Joseph Pas to
ne, George Pcco and John Dunue being lu the ca|*
tain'* watch, Chrisio Bauiaoo, Gosper I'asiorio aud
James Carrick in the mate's watch?Joseph Paslorie
relieved the wheel and George i'eno was ordered to
relieve James Carrick. A. B., who was rattling down
the main rigging on the starboard side. Tbe captain
' r.une ofl the poop, witb a piece ot marline In his hand,
aud seemed to t>e showtug him how be wanted the
aeizings lasiened. I'eno sprung trom the rail aud
dculv, draw his knito and
rLcxosD it nrro nis boot
leversl times with great violence, and his bowels
gashed oai. Joseph Pastorie then iet go the wheel and
?hot liim through the bead with a revolver twica The
mate, who waj on uut.v forward, ran alt on seeing
them kilt tbe captain, and wtiiie passiug tbe galley
door Nicholas Mordio ran out with a large anile, used
lor cuituig meal,
rt.rnr.KD it isto ms hkart,
then threw the knife overboard, Llutiuibo holdlnz him i
against the rt iL When I'eno and I'astorie had finished
the captain tliev ran forward and Peno plunged his
knltto iulo h;?n as be lay on tbe deck, I'astorie shooting
him in tbe bead, tbe uiato crying lor mercy. Tlicy
theu rau aft ?n the |xtop, where Joseph anil Gasper
were stationed with tlicir revolvers. G. Peno went aft
and called the steward on deck, who, ou coming out i
01 the cabin, was
SHOT T!IROt ?;it THK HKAD
by Jo*epb Paatorie, while I'eno stubbed bim with his |
kn lie and Gasper Hastnrio shot htm m the head. Tbe
tecond mate ran alt in a great aiate of excitement, and i
an roaclung tbe po^p was ?
stabvkd is tub sack
by Baumbo. He then tried to conceal himself In |
IV cabin, aud Jiwpb rastorie ordered him up immn
ci^ltely or ho would blow hia braius out. He begged |
for his life, bui as he cane on deck Pastorle shot liim \
In tbe arm. On agaiu running iorwarii they all left tho I
Miop and chased turn round the deck, firing their rc- |
voivera at him as he rau. On his stopping he was I
SHOT THROUGH THK UKAD {
by Pastorle and repeatedly ?tal>be<t liy Peno, Nicholas ]
and Baumbo. Peno aud liaumbo theu shouted tor the
carpenter, but not be'ng able to find him he was spared.
A consultation was then held among themselves, 1
whether io kill as all or not Peuo wanted to do so ,
Immediately but was pre von ted by the Maltese, who :
wanted to go to Buunos Ay res, as Gasper's wi'e and
family were living there, and moy wanted us io work
thetbip. Just then tbo carpenter came out of tho
bouse on deck, where lie bad locked himself lor I
aafcty, tally expecting to be killed. They hesitated a ,
moment; tbeu Paatorie made htm go down ou bis j
kneea in the blood of the slain and swear to God thai i
be would help them to the beat of his abilities. We .
were next ordered to onlasb a stream anchor and bring !
It amidships.
OVkKBOARU
They then bent the bodies with a.hltoh round !
their leet and threw them overboard, all Ir.at to the
aaine anchor, there being "till u little life in the captain
anu the second mate. Tho rlilei mtte and steward
Were quile deail They took full charge of tbe ship im
mediately, washed the blood off the decks, went all I
aud dreawd themselves in the deceased'clothes and
divided tbe Biearm* belonging to the ship among
them. 0. Peno, G Paatorie and Baumbo vetting a pot i
of paint, paiuted out Hit ship s name both lore aud aft,
and also tbe fe.ata, saving "t'oswellsno more.'' On in- *
qury tuey told us the ship was Eoturj
TO Valparaiso.
Th" carpenter was or?nieu into the galley to cook
for ail liana* On the Wedaes.1. y we sighted another :
veaael. and Immetiiatciv tacked snip to gei oat of her 1
way. We proceeded tn this manner, the live oi tliem I
living in all the inuaigence thai lie stup could afford, j
About seven days aiierwaros ihev tod us we were
bound for ibo Kivcr Piute, sol all would go ashore
there except Nicholas, who said he was j.oing to take
tbe ahlp to Eng and and get a medal lor it, a* he bad !
done nothing. On arrivng at Cape Horn there was
another dispute between Hie Greeks ami tbe Maltese,
the Qreoka warning to kill as there, sink the siiip and go
ashore a* shipwrecked sailor*, but were again
&rv*oai?d by tbe tw o Maltese, who wanted to gei to
uenos Ay res. Wc ai first understood that they were
all going ashore at the River Piste, but on arriving
IbatoJ. aod G. Paatorie launched tbe iitcDoal, fairly
loaded with
Tit KIR SHARK or THK rtXHORR,
and took tbalr departure, telling us bnoi e they went
tbat tbo rest said lhay were going ashore at Cape Santa
Maria, b?t iboy did not know whether u was true or
not, bat wo were to look out tor oarselvn*. On that
day w? ware steering N.Vlc., close to the land. Atier
tbe two Maltese wont Peno ordered the carpenter to '
CM up sternsail booms io make a mast, gaft ai.d booat
for tbo long boat, ibe.v being amployed in making Bails.
In tbo oourao ol a tow days wo found ourselves pu?t
Ospe Hants Maria, and tbat the Greaka ware not going
Ml** .. ? ?
"look oct."
AI twahre o'clock. It twtng Peno'a watcb on deck, Fer
saioa relieved carrick at tbe wbiel, who went tor
ward and waa watched by the (.reeks as lie went; at
hall-pitai two la tbo morning, Dunne b iug at the
wboei, rirauaan at tbo break ot ibo poop, tho carpen
ter oa Mm waaUtor a kK came over io bim aad
took oat bis knife, telling hiin to look oat; the carpen
ter told Fergusou to look out tor himself and
armed; then went forward and cared Carrick and the
other apprentice; all getting a-tned went art and
! Joined in the affray; succeeded in killing
Peno; then tb? carpenter, Carrick and Duune
went below. and after a revere struggle
had taken place succeeded In gelling the better ot
the other two, taking their kaivea and revolver* from
tbem Then we pal Baumbo, wno waa only slightly
wounded. In irons. Peno and Nicholas miff-rod death.
At daylight, teeing there waa no use in trying to ?ave
tlicin. tbey lieing quite dead, we laahcd them in their
hammocks and committed them to lb? deep. Seeing
that Bautubo waa cut about the bond and shoulders, we
took his irona off and dressed his wounds to tho best of
our ability. On his getting better we again placed him
In irons, every thing possible having been done for biin.
Ho haa now confessed to its all their intentions aad
plana They were going to take tho ship to Greece. kill
all ol ua, go ashore nnd dispone of everything bolonging
to the ship in a Greek merchant, then sink the ship and
make their escape. I'eno wantod to kill the apprentices
first; Nicholas and he wanted to kill the men first?
Carrick and tho carpenter in particular?as they
were moat alraid of tbem. He almost daily tola ihe
apprentices. Ferguson and McDonald, that Ihev would
aoon be all tho same as Captain Beat. Banmbo also
told ua thai if the captain had put Peno In irons, as he
: threatened, he would havo stabbed him that night, and
? all bands on board would have been killed.
TO THE K!VKK VLATK.
I From the 4th ol January till the day that we came to
tho Hiver Plate they made James Carrick come down
Into the cabin and work the ship, as he whs the only
one ?? board who understood navigation. But us MM
| us tho two Maltese went on shore they thought they
j could manage themselves and dispense with bis ser
i vice-! entirely, only calling him aft to keep chronometer
time and to help tbem when tbey found they could not
manage themselves. Their object in thla was not to
let us know where the ship whs going. The charts
wore ooncealed. We also mention that on the
postage round to Buenos Ayres. to Valparaiso,
i Joseph Pastorte on one occasion told John Dnnne
' that II the captain even laid a hind on one of
' them, there would ho blood flowing about the decks
| like water. When Bsuinbo got better be was forward
' enough to aak for his chwt, saying ho wanted to take
out i be clothes that wore in it. not belonging to him
but to the captaiu; but we decidedly refused him, and
be Is now still In irona. We also Intend to keep him
j In confinement. I atn now trying to take the ship
home to lA-r port of destination to the beet of my
' abilities.
j JAMES CARRICK, A. B.
PETER M'GRKGOR. Carpenter.
JOHN DUNNE. A. B.
WALTER CHISHttLME FERGUSON, Apprentice.
CHARLES M'DONaLD, Apprentice.
The prisoners were committed by tho magistrates.
i THE ITALIA* KI'SAWAVH ARKUTRD IN SOCTH AXKKIQA.
The London Central Stvs of May 16 says:?"The two
j Italians of the bark Caswell's crew, who left that vessel
! In a small boat when off the coast of Brazil, are stated
| to be in custody >n Buenos Ayres, whero they landed."
ASCENSION DAY.
I IMPRE8SITE SERVICES IN THE CITT CHURCHES?
GREAT CROWDS AND SPLENDID MT'BIC.
The solomn festival commemorative of the ascension
of tho Saviour into heaven, lorty days artor His resur
reel ion, was celebrated yesterday in many of the
churches throughout tho city. It was especially a day
ol rellgioua obligation in the Roman Catholic churches,
which were crowded to repletion at the different
masses; while In the various Protestant placet of wor
; ship the attendances were unusually large and the ser
; vices interesting and impressive. It was a day on
i which Christians generally united In their joy for
! Christ's triumph on earth and His assumption of Hig
> seat at the right hand of the Almighty. Ascension
Cay is a movable feast, always falling on the Thursday
before Whitsuntide. More auspicious weather could
i not have favored tho solemn occasion, and what with
! imposing ceremonies, Urge and devoted assemblages,
grand and appropriate music, the sacred event was
honored in a very edllylng manner. From an early
hour St Patrick's Cathedral was crowded to the doors.
The services were throughout marked with character
istic Impressivenees, and, from all tho surroundings,
the great festival, which is one of the most important
in the Roman Catholic Church, was vividly brought be
fore the minds of the faithiul. Tho first mass was cele
brated as early as six o'clock, at which there were
raaoy communicants. Services were subsequently held
every hour, aud at half-past ten o'clock thorn was
solemn high mass, the officiating clergymen being the
ltov. Father Quinu, Vicar General, celebrant, Father
Kane, deacon, and Father Mori, sub-deacon,
Rev. Fatber Kearney acting as Master of
Ceremonies. At the termination of the first gospel the
ceremony of extinguishing the paschal candle, which
hus bean lighted in the sanctuary since Holy Saturday,
lorty days since, was performed. The ceremony itself
Is typical ol i hrlst'u departure from earth. Tho high
altar was brilliaully illuminated and a large number of
acolyte* assisteu at the mass, the eflect being very im
posing. The musical arrangements were, as usual, ex
cellent. Similar service* were held In St. Stephen's
church, the spacious edtiice being completely tlirougod
at ail the masses; in St. Ann's cnurch, in St. Fraucis
XavienT, in the Church ot the Paulist Fathers, and in
all the other Roman Catholic Churches throughout the
city. In the Protestant Episcopal churches there were
also lar^e crowds of devotees. Service* were held in
St. Atiu'schurch, on Eighteenth street, at seven and
hall-past ten o'clock, at lour in the afternoon and at
eight o'clock P. M., when tne Rev. Dr. S. Osgood
preached a sermon. The following programme
of music, which was rendered in Christ's church,
yesterday will be repeated next SundayProcessional
hymn (118), "Iho Atoning Work is Done," James
Pearce; Vcnite and Proper Psalms (eighth, fifteenth
and iwenty-tirst): Te Detnn Laudamus, Henry Smart;
Benedictu*. Donley Buck; lntroit, "Jerusalem, My
Hnpp.v Home ' (4VW); Kvrie Kleison (78), W. T. Best;
Hymn 113, "Thou Art Gone Upon High," J. P.; Otter
tory, "Blessed Are the Merciful," IL Hiles; Sunctus,
Gouuod; Hymn 609. "O Paradise!" J. Harnby. of
London; "Gloria in Excelsls,"' Dr. Monk. ofYork; Re
cessional hymn (118), "I he Atoniug Worlc."
T111JIJTT COCBCB.
The lemwi at Trinity church wero very imposing.
They commenced at hall-p.ust ten and lasted until tho
chimes had ruu?f out two o'clock. The church was
crowded to its utmost capacity be lore lliu servico com
menced. Metropolitan soo.eiy wa> well represented,
the ladles being in the maturity.
TUB MUSIC.
Mr. Henry Carter had In the organ gallery an
orchestra, selected lront the best members ol the Phil
harmonic Society, thirty-are in number. Mr. A. H.
MoRsiter, in ihe chancel, conducted a chorus ol sixty
men and boys, und also played some scl< etions on tho
choir organ. The soloists on the occasion were:?
soprani. Masters Baler, Cootiibe and Irvine; alto, Mr.
Smcdlcy; tenor*, Mr. B. Fsrr and Mr. Macpherson;
baritone, Mr. Price; basso, Mr. Dunklnson. The fol
lowing programmo was rendered:?Sonata for organ,
No. 3. A. G. Kilter, magnificently played by Mr. Huury
C.irter; "Processional/' Hills, from the composer's
oratorio "The Crusadera;" anthem, the priests' chorus,
trom Baudot's "Solomon;" the "Gloria," Irom Mozart's
mass in C major: ihe "Gloria," "Credo." "?anclvs"
and "Agnus Dei,'' Irom Gounod's St. Cecilia mass; iho
llrst movement ol Schubert's great symphony In C,
an>l Mendelssohn's graud illustration 01 Psalm 114, in
eight vocal parts, with orchestral accompaniment.
Critically viewed the pcrformunco wm anything hut
?ucccsslul. The orchestra were placed in positions
calculated to neutralize their effbru completely. The
wind instruments, or at least some of them, were
pen-bed above the or^an, the brasses were distributed
around misid siieounly below, flanked by prison-like
bars, the strings could scarcely use their elbows, so
close were they around the ornanist, und tho rhorus
was at the other end ol the church and indulged in
queer vagaries in regard to tempo. A worse musical
penormaneo could scarcely be imagined.
The services were conducted by Itev. Dr. Dlx, as
sisted bv Ilev. Dr. Ogieby, llev. Mr. Uitcinngs, and
many others. The altar was brilliantly lighted, and
the floral display wan very picturesque. The services,
altogether, were well calcu'atcd to enlist the attention
of the laithlul and were worthy ol' the solemn occasion.
CHARLES OCONOR.
HIS CHARACTKB VINDICATED AMD HIS BXPCTA
TION SUSTAINED.
Last Saturday evening the Jury solccted by the Sub
committee of the Bar Association to decide whether the
charges and insinuations made against Mr. Charles
O'Conor, a prominent member ol the B*r ol tho
United States, by Mrs Catharine Sinclair Forrest and
others, were founded upon tacts, met at the residence
of ex-Governor John A. Dlx. The Jury bad listened to
theovldence given at Iho hearing of the case in Chick
?riug Hall, and had held a secret session alter the close
ol thai hearing ana previous to the meeting on Satur
day evening. Ihe Jury was composed ol tho Rev. Dr.
Adarus, ol the I n ion Tbeoiogic.il Sent nary,
Howard Potter, Judge J. K. Porte, Wilson
O. Hunt and ox-Governor John A. Dix. No one of them
Is a monito r of the Hnr Association, ihe evidence
taken at Cliickerihg Hall was again rareluliy weighed.
The decision wus uuammous, und a report or verdict
was written and signed by tho entiro committee, and
forwarded to the Sub-Committee of the Bar Association
on Saturday evening last, fully exonerating Mr. t.baries
U'Conor irom each, every and ail or the charges made
agutnst hun. As a matter 01 etiquette, ihe text ol that
report, whir,, is very brief, covering only about sis
pages of leg il cap, will not be made public until Ihe
reyuiar meeting ol lb* Bar Aartwlatien early next
month.
HOWARD MISSION ANNIVERSARY.
The fifteenth anniversary of the Howard Mission and
Home for Little Wanderers, of No. 40 New Bowery,
this city, was held last night at the Brooklyn Academy
ol Music. The Academy was crowdi-d by a brilliant
and laabionanle audience, not a seat hotng vacant
The exercises were commenced with siuglng by the
children, sfter which the President of the Mission, Mr.
A. S, Hstch, a>ldre*<ed the audience, apoaklni: of ihe
prosperous condition of the Mission and thsnklag the
sudieuce fi>r coming in such great numbers to aiJ so
worthy a cause.
After some further singing bv tic children, a few
remarks were made by Itev. Mr. Muruy, D. D., of Cin
cinnati, Ohio.
Hu was briefly followed by Rev. G. W. Conn, D. D.,
ol Orumlab. Persia; Itev. H. M. Uallaher, 1.1- IX. of
New Haven. Conn., and the superintendent el the MIs
I sion, Mr. William I). L'legg,
AMUSEMENTS.
UNION 8QCARB.
A raatln^e performance vu given yesterday after
noon at the Union Square Theatre tor the benefit of
Mr. Charles R Tborne, Jr., at which that gentleman
appeared in the r6U of Sir Thomas Clifford, in Knowles'
play or "Tne Hunchback." Tbe houae was well tilled,
tbe audience for tbe moat part being composed of
ladiea Tbe cast of tbe play waa aa follows:?
Master Walter .. Mr. Frederick Rnblnma
fcir Tliumiu Clifford Mr. C. B. Tboriia. Jr.
k"<l?? ..... Mr. Ntnart Kvbua
Lord Tiaaei Mr. Claude Burroughs
Fathom Mr. Viuinic Bowers
Matter Wiiford Mr. W. U. Montgomery
Ma>ter Uartweli. Mr. T. K. Morrfi
Oajrlore Mr. John Mathews
Tlioma* Mr. Alfred Ktcki
HtepUeo Mr. W H. Wlldrr
Huldaroll Mr. W. a Ouklry
Servant Mr. Edgar B. Mot#
Julia Miii Ida Jeffries
Uel*D Mi?i Ida Vernou
Tbe scenery waa very good, and tbe interior sol of
tbe fourth and fifth acts one of tbe most elegant picccs
of work that Mr. Marston ever put on the stage. Tho
piece ran very smoothly, and Mr. Tborne, as usual,
made a very favorable impression, delivering his lines
with a careful appreciation of tbe anihor, and showing
an Imlgbt to the character of the baronet that could
only have been derived lrom patient study. Miss Ida
Jeffrie*, who played in "Ferreol," made ber
debut on this occasion in tbe port ol
Julia. It Is raiber a favorite part
for debutantes, and an a rule poor Julia is often very
roughly handled ; but on this occasion Miss Jeffries tut
ctxlea" so well as to give ber friends hopes that, w>th
moie experience, she will In time achieve success. She
bus yel tuucb to loarn in tbe way of stago business,
and a little closer attention to tbe reading of tbo Hues
would vive the force that she lacked in many of tier
bes> speeches. Her pronunciation waa occa
sionally faulty, but on tbe whole Miss Jeffries
gave a very creditable initial performance ol
tbe part of Julia. She was magnificently
dressed and presented a strikingly handsome
appearance in the part Mr. Froderick Robinson was
a verv good Muster Walter, and the Fathom ol Mr.
Vining Bowers was a clever piece of acting. Mt?s Ida
Vernon made a hit in the part of Helen, and it Is
seldom an sudicnce have the pleasure of witnessing tbe
id/f dellueated with so much pleasing vivacity and
humor. Mr. Smart Kobson as Modus was painiully
bashlal, and the other parts were all creditably tilled
After the fall of the curiam Mr Tborne and Miss
Jeffries answered the call or their friends aadgracefully
bowed their acknowledgments.
oilmork's garden.
Mr. Henri Kowalski, tbe distinguished pianist, played
tho last movement of Weber's "Concertatueck" last
night, at Gi more's Garden. Tbe oflect waa surprising,
when tbe dilllculiy of filling such a vast space with
the tones of a single instrument ia tatcen into con
sideration. Yet tbe effect was there, and tho tones
of the Weber piano rolled out and filled every portion
ol tbo hugo garden, under tho inspired fingers ol M.
Kowulski, as if it were an ordinary concert bull Tbe
pianist responded to an overwhelming encore by a
march of bis own. Messrs. Offenbach and Maretzek
conducted a very choice mograume on this occasion.
Tbe garden was crowded?a significant bint of the
popularity of Maretzek und also of th?change In prices
and weather. Filty cents admission appears to make
n very great change In tbe attondanoe at Gilmore's
Garden. An entirely new programme Is offered for lb is
evening.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
On Saturday evening that capital actor Mr. Davldge
will bnve a benefit at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, when
tbe "Serious Family" and "Pocahontas" will be re
peated.
Tho prices havo been reduced at the Olympic Tbea.
tre, hut tho per ormances have been greatly improved.
"Humpty Dumpty," with other attractions, Is siven
every evening.
The new season at the Eagle Theatre, one of the most
popular and delightful of our places of resort, will be
gin on the 6th of June. Mrs. F. S. Chaofrau will
appear, for the first tlmo In two years, In tbe new drama
of "Parted," written expressly for that accomplished
actress by Mr. C W. Tayleure. The play w in four
acts and is said to be very powerful In ita effects, a
compliment which all who know the superb ability of
Mr. Tayleure as a dramatic author will be wholly ready
to indorse.
On Monday, the 29th Inst, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Flor
ence will appear at Wallace's Theatre In their favorite
Amerloan comedy, "The Migbty Dollar," which bud
such a lona ran last vear at tne Park Theatre. Mr.
Florence will bo supported by the following members
of Wallack'R compauy:?Miss lono Burke and Messrs.
Floyd, Carroll and Holland. Miss Josephine Baker
will moke her (tret appearance tn New York with Mr.
Florence. There wUl bo new scenery by Marston and
Clair.
Mr. Stephen Fiske, business director of the Fifth
Avenue Theutre, will have his tirst benefit In New York
on June 3. The entire company will play In an exten
sive bill. Including "Tho Siamese Twins," with
Brougham aud Havidpe in the principal parts, "Frou
Frou." with Mics Fanny Davenport for tbo first tin*
In New York, and "Jenny Lind," with Miss Daven
port and Mr. .lames Lewis in the cast, sol 8mith
Russell, tbe Madrigal Buys and the San Francisco
Minstrels will be among tbo attractions which are of
fered by Mr. Fisko's benefit.
DUST IN FIFTH AVENUE.
To tiik Koitor of thk Herald:?
I desire, through tho columns of your valuable
paper, to make a bitter complaint of the dusty con
dition of Fifth avenue on Soodays. Walking to and
from church one Is sure to get a don bath, covering
one's perspiring face aad nock wltn dirt. tthy Is tbe
avenue nut watered on Sundays f the day on which
there is tho most need, as the sidewalks are thronged
with people attired in their best garments. I hope
others will take up this question aud push tbe matter,
so that tbe people ol New York ran attend church ana
walk on the avenuo with some comfort. Yours re
spect) uly, C. G. P.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PATES Of DErAKTFRKS FltOU SKW YORK FOE TUB MOSTM
OF MAT AMD Jl'tlE.
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*yNOTICP. TO CAPTAINS OP VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captalns or officer* of
vestela engaged la the roasting or foreign trade, observing tbe
displacement or removal of sea buoys, are requested ?? com
municate the fact to the Herald. so that It may be lirinkt
publicly to tbe attention of the proper authorities. A letter
addressed "to the editor of the Hkkai.d, Mew York city,"
giving as accurately as possible the number and position of
displaced bnoys or the caaae of their removal, will suffice In
all caeee observed along tbe Atlantic and Pacific coasts of
the American Continent. When they are observed on the
roast of Enropeaa countries or in the Mediterranean It la
requested that Information he sent either by telegraph or
letter to the London office i.f theNsw York Hkrai.o. 44
Meet street, London, or to the Paris office. HI Arcane do
I'Opera. Paris. Where the telegraph Is used despatches
may be addressed "Bennett. 40 Fleet street, London," or
"Bennett, SI Avenne ds I'Opera, Parts." Where eases ol
displacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond
the reach of the telegraph, as In Asia or Africa, captains may
communicate with ua upon reaching the first convenient
port. This information will be cabled tree of charge to tbo
Hrbalp and published.
?-NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OP VESSEL ENTERING
THK PORT OP NEW YORK AT MtlllT ?The Naw YobE
Herald has adopted a dlstlnculshingCoston night signal for
nse on board the IIrralo steam yacht, showing while barn
Ing the colon red, green, red. changing from one to tbe other
la succession, and can be seen several miles dUtant. Cap
tains ot vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige ns by
preparing any marine news they may bave for tbe dhlp
News Department of tbo Heealb.
OOr*Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv
ing at Mew York eaa do so by addressing to sncn vessels,
esse ol Herald news yacht, pier No. 1 Bast Klver, Mow Verk.
Letters received trass all parts of tbe world aad promptly do.
Uvered. Dedicates are reqaired.
ALMANAC FOB MEW YORK?THIS DAT.
BOX AKB MOO I mi wif*
Sua nan 4 36 I Oor. Island...... eve 11 01
Sua mi* 7 191 tend; Book *?? 10 24
Mom nit eve 11 06 | Hell Oat*. morn 12 64
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAT 25. 1876.
AEBIVAL&
uroim BY TBI IBiLD IT*All TACUTA AVE HERALD
WKJTB8TOXB TBLBUBAt-H UK*.
Steamer St Lament (Fr). U hesney, Hifra Msr 13 and
Plymouth 14th, with mdae and to Louitl* Be
biau.
S'eatner Metropolis, Bill*, at Jago May 16, with mda* aad
pamtimri to J ua K ward k Co.
Steamer George t.'romwell. Bacon. Halifax, VS. with mdae
aud nameutrer* to Dark k S-'aman
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk, with indue ana passengers to the Ola Dominion
HetaadsUo.
bteauier tuty of Houston, Deeriag, Chester. Pa, to C U
Mai lory k Co
Ship Admiral (Uer), Haealoop, Hamburg 4U day*, with
mdke to it Batle.
Hnrk Orfeo (Ttal). Questa. Bristol via Delaware Break
water ftft days, in ballast to order.
Hark Manin Cicbero (Ital), Cardlrila. Ipswich via
Delaware Breakwater 62 days, in ballast to Aloeorich k Co.
? Hark Maria (Uer), Weyboasen. Bremen 47 days, in ballast
to Thexlore Ku^er. May JO on George'? H auk*. upoke bark
Mercur (Ger). from Bremen for New York. The Marie is
authored at Sandy Heok for orders.
Bark t.'aadido i! (Itn.li, CaSiera. Urate 08 days, with sul
phur to order. Paued Gibraltar April 11.
Hark Trinidad <8pj. Lope*, Havaaa 10 days, ia ballast to
Ualway Jc Cessado.
Hark Siouewall Jackson, Arbecsm, Boston 4 days, ia bal
last to Vernon H Browu k Co.
Brig IJttle Marry (Br>. Smith, Cardenas tl days, with
?agar to Tucker A Ligbtburne ; vessel to D K Dewulf k Co.
BrigLeoua (Hrl, W adman, Calbariea Mareb IS ana Nas
sau May 11. with sugar, Ac, to Rubira A Co; veesel to P I
Neviu* k Son.
Brig Kva Parker (Br). Rloc"tnb. Calbariea 13 day*, with
suuar to J k tl Fowler; vessel to C W Bertaux.
Hritt Harry Virden ( f Philadelphia), C -llius. Calbariea
10 itavs, with sugar to Orianell. M in turn k Co; vessel to
muster.
Schr Isaac Oliver, Paunel. Aux Ceyes 15 days, with log
wood aud honey to P None/, k Co; vessel to Youugs, Smith
k Co. Ma? IB, 1st 1, Ion 7 , spoke schr Tropic Bird
(whaler), Tilton, 15 days out. elean.
Schr Cumberland, Webber, Cardenas 10 days with en par
and tuelndo to Mettheusen k Wreckers; vessel to Brett,
Son k Co.
Schr M I, Lewis. Lewis. Pensacola 10 days, with lumber to
John Kobineon k Son; vessel to master.
Schrt'om-j, Lewis.JueksouriUeUday*, with lumber to B
G Pairchild.
Schr Maicirle Bell. Hull, Richmond.
Schr A M Bailey, Bailey, Virginia.
Schr M U Leonard, Lower?. Virginia.
Schr Mtxsoa Bolters, Abrams. Virginia.
Schr Wni Mason. French. Georgetown, DC.
Scbr W T Hartlett. Parsons, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Jennie A slieppard. Kdgell, lialllraore.
Schr A li Howe, Newbury, Baltimore.
Schr Larolta. Whltmore. l-ranklort, Me, 5 day*, with iee to
11 A Hunt: vessel to master.
Sloop Hone. Falck, Charleston via Delaware Breakwater
13 days, ia ballast to master. Off Cape Lookout, carried
away Jib.
B9* Bark Agnes (Nor), which was aachored ia the lower
bay, came up to the city *J5tu. I'M.
Harks Hiruudo (Nori. and L H Vebber (Br), which
were anchored In the lower bay for orders, came up to the
city 25th PM.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney, llailett. Boston lor New York.
Steamer city ol New Bedford. Hah, New Bed lord ier
New York.
Steamer Galatea. Waides. Providence Ier New York.
Scbr W K Duryee (Br). Fielding. Windsor, NS. for New
York.
Schr Juila Elisabeth. Storer. Calais for New York.
Schr B S Dettwelier. I'owell, Lynn for New York.
Schr Maud Mullock, Norwood. New Haven for New York.
Schr B II .tones. Smith, Prorldence Ier New Vork.
Schr Kaven. Mills, Providence for New York.
Schr General Banks, McFarland, Providence for New
York.
scbr Fannie k Kdith, Bartlett. Belfast for New York.
Schr S L Thompson. Hull, Providence tor New York.
SebrZella. Hollowell. Whiting. Me. lor New York,
Schr Daniel Rusaell, Ward, Portland, Ct. for Sew York.
Scbr Maria Fleming, William.. Norwich for New York.
Schr Saratoga. Newklrk. Providence lor New Vork.
Schr Success. Plerson. New London tor New York.
Fchr E Flower. Hubbard. Boston lor New York.
Seur J K Mitchell, Morrell. Stamford for New York.
Scbr Ida Palmer. Paiiner. Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanora. Johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Glaucus, Hearse. New York for Boston.
Steamer Bolivar. Ueer. New Yore for New London and
Norwich
Brig Anna P Odell (Br), Onthonse, New York for Cork.
Brig Minnie (Br). Grilling, New Vora for St Jouns. NF.
Scbr W A H Wootberspoou (Br), Petti*. New York fer
Windsor. N3.
Srlir Addle O Bryant, Stuhbs. Mew York for Bangor.
Scnr A Tlrrell. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Amoy. Roger*. New York for New Ijnndon.
Schr C W Hairi., Harris. New York for Xoitnk.
Schr S 8 Tyler, iinshuell. Port Johnson for Pasrtueket.
Schr Blaat, Taylor, Aniboy for New Haveu.
Schr C Waterman, Hi key. Port Johnaon for Providence.
Schr J A lliu .Hoboken for Hoston.
Schr Sai ah H Thomas, Arnold, Port Johnson for Provi*
dence.
Scbr R Man ton. Crowell, Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr J R Polk. Buckley, New York for Soutbport.
Schr Helen Agnate, New Vork tor Portland, Ct.
BELOW.
Ship Rebus (Nor), Pederson, from Havre April 22.
Ship Crusader iBr), lirewer. from Havre March 31.
Schr Bright Star (Br), Morse, from Cardenas via St
Thome*.
CLEARED.
Steamer Krisia (Qer). Brandt, Hamburg via Plymouth?
Kuubardt 4c Co.
steamer .Maaa (Datchi, Chevalier. Rotterdam?Kunch,
Edve A Co.
Steamer City of Vera Crux, Deaken, 11 a ran a?F Alexan
dre A Sun.
Steamer Canlma (Br), Liddicoat. Hamilton I Bermuda)?
A E Oulirbrid|?.
Steamer Caroudelet, Falrrlotb, Fernaniliua via Port Royal
?C II Mallory A Co.
Steumer Rapidau, Mail tin, Savannah?Murray, Ferris A
Co.
Steamer Richmond, Keller, Norfolk, City Point and Rleh
moud?Old Dominion Steamship Cc.
steamer W Woodward, Youn/. Baltimore?W Dalttf I.
Steamer Concord. Sheerin. I'lilladelnhia?Jamea Hand.
Steamer Eleanor*. Jonnaon. Portland?J f Amea
Steamer Ulaucus, Raam. Boston?H F Dimucic.
Khip Sabino. norland. Bristol, E?W 0 Morgan.
Ship Britannia (Nor;, Uronwald, Havre?Punch. Edye A
Co.
Ship Ericsson. Mathews, San Francisco?Slmonaoa A
Howes.
Bark Enrico Dandolo (Ital), Alborti, London?81oco rich A
Co.
Kark Tegar iJfori. Iversen. Hull?Fnnch. Edye A Co.
Bark Familiens Minde iNorj. Johnsen, Amsterdam?Ben
bam A Hoyesen. I
Bark Carmol (Nor), Qjernldsen, Amsterdam?Benbaa A
Boyeseu.
Hark Conqusstatore (Ital), Lanro, Rotterdam?Faneb,
Edye A Co.
Kark Brothers, Weathers, Nnevltai?Jas E Ward A Co.
Kark Ann Elisabeth, Mcberitt, Havana?Jamea W Klwell
A Co.
Bark Annie Troop (Br), Prltt, St John, KB?James W El
well A Co.
Brig U M Dickies (Br), Hnnter, Morgan Plll-C W Ber
taux.
Brig Maggie (Br), Wynan, Qnsenstown for orders?0 W
Bertaux.
Brig Starlight, Thompson, Port Spain (Trinidad)?L W A
P Armstrong.
Brig Oeo Burnhnm. Stnp'et, Ponce, PR?E L Becerra.
Brig Concord, Ho.vle, Baltimore-Crocker. Wood A Co.
Schr Annie Burr, Simpson, Elsinore via Richmond?James
Henry.
Schr Charlie Steadman, Dnuton. Porto Plata?Dovale A
Co.
Scbr C J Van Name, nardy, Baracoa?B J Wenberg A Co.
Schr Lady Bannerman (Br), Roberts, Ureen Turtle Cay
Comet. Pearaall A Co.
Schr Sarah E Douglass (Br), Bethel, Torpln Bay?Janes
Dun .-las* A Co.
schr Win Karren, Dill. Nassau, XP?B J Wenberg A C?.
Schr Mintile Still, Jennings, Norfolk?Isaaac R Staples.
Schr Freddie C Kbblt iBr>, Veal, Perth Amboy?A T
Heney.
schr C. art and, Linsley, Hartford?Racxett A Bro.
Schr A W Thompson, Mahoney, New Haven? Delanoy A
Walters.
Schr Onward, Wheeler, New Haven?Cartwrlght A Doyle.
Cleared 24th?Scbr Addle Wesselx. Bahn, Jeremle?O Wee
eels.
SAILED.
Steamers Maas (Dntch). for Rotterdam: Frlala(r.er). Ant
werp; Ktnbiehopc (Br). Aniwrp; City of Vera Cms. Ha
vana; Canima (Br), Bermuda; Carundelet, Fernandina,
Ac: Rapidin. Savannah; Richmond, Richmond, Ac: Albc
iuarle. Lewes. Del: ship Orient, Sail Franciaco: Royal AW ,
?red Br). Liverpool; barks Kdward Hvidt (Nor), Lelth; I
?lerbnen (Nor). Cork or Kalmoutb ; Lohengrin (Ger), Rot
teream: brig* D M Dickie. Morgan PUI; Annie (Br), Are
cibo; achrs Addle Wessels. Jeremle.
Wind at (.unite!. W; midnight. VJ:.
Barometer at aunsct. 30; midnight, 30.11.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Bake Harrikt S Japesor. which went ashore st Fort
Preble, liaa nearly finished repairs, and has t>oeii greatly tni
proved by the extension ol ner uocp deck her entire length.
She has hail a new keel put In, new iniixeumaat. small spurs,
Ac. and been newly fastened and airsngtbeurd throughout.
Sim la now taking in a cargo of deaia at Portland, Me, lor
Europe.
Kutii F I llatnKiuox, from Boston for Philadelphia, be -
fore reported a* taken into Newport alter having been
ashore, with rudder damaged and leaking, remained I'M
May 24. She will probably be towed to New York.
Schr Catiikrirr W Mat, from Philadelphia for Boston,
before' reported ashore at Block Island and floated off,
arrived at Newport. HI. nlgi t ol May 24. she Is leaking
some: was obliged to throw overboard 300 tons coal beiore
she could be float ed.
Si-he Hkkrt J Mat, from Philadelphia for Boston,
with a cargo of coal, which went ashore on Block Island,
arrived at Fall River Mtfc. In tow of tugs. She will have
to discbarge and be decked.
Schr Xiaur Ella,St 'pies, from Rondnut for Newbnryport,
whlrli groundnd on Homer Shoal May 17, and was towed off
leaky, waa pot on the tiais at Red ilook and pumped out.
She waa subsequently taken on the Sectional dock, and
found to be strained In her garboard; the leax was stopped,
alter which she proceeded for destination.
Si'hr SxiiriM, Rogers, which met with a serious disaster
some time in l?ecemi?er last, near New London, was sold
May 20 to parties In New Loadoa fnrflS4.\
Scii a Mart A Rick, which was tdwed Into Portland. Me.
12th Inst., dismasted. Ac. as before reported, sailed 24th ia
tow for Bucktpors, where she will be rebuilt.
BaltiMoan, May 25?At H o'clock yesterday morning a
lire occurred in the hold of the San Mnr.-o* as abe was corn
ing up the Chesapeake, originating among some bales of
Mexi anlstle. 1 he lire Is believed by the oaptain to have
resulted from tpontaneoua combustion. It waa extinguished
witt 'Ut daiuaite to the vesael, bnt tome bales of the Istle
were consumed.
New Orlrar*. May-\r??The steamship New Orleans, for
New York, drawing 17.1, feet, grounded In the Jettle Chan
nel in IA feet of water.
Nkwport, *1 ay 25?Fishing schr Nettle (ol Deanta), Baker,
from New homion for this port, arrived this t.?l. Captain
I Maker reports thai his vessel got on Race Rock yesterday, at
ten o'clock, lie waxohliged to throw overboard 300 qui male
ef codfish and some l.allast beiore site floated olT. She re
l main d on the rnrk twelve hours She la leaking JfcO
i strokes per hour. It was found necessary Immed. 'tely npon
{ her arrival here to ground her In the mud oil Oravelly Point.
I St Jour. N H. Mar 24?The woe I boa' scltoon r r cently
lounu wrecked < n Muir le l.nt near llannr; Kocfc, is sup
posed to le thi' woo.l boat KhKiini r Vloit-l. (HI ton . built ?n
I th ? Wa-?adcm iak. She cli ar -d from Bo-t >n or Windsor
| en ihe -d Intl. she *l> commanded b? Captain Sears.
I suxrooR. Nil, May 35?A small pleasure Meaner wet
Isunk In the Sancook River to-day and three of the Mteea
gers, earned Ira C Swain, Johu Millette aad Thomas Waiu
wright, were drowned.
bmra?At Buckipcrt M*v 39, frwm Iki ml of Wm
Beasiey * Co. a eeboeaer ..r 343 ton*. called iba Jennie
Heultv. owned by I lie builders, II WSamlniby, of KIWwortU,
I Budusort pulin u4 Otpttln O V llarr.0i.ton. or Mock
ten. who will coalman*) bcr. She rato? .41 tor "lat wiiik li
thoroughly sailed, and called by good Judge* one of the but
??Ml( ever built on the Penobscot. .
At Newtwrypoft May 23. from the yard of Atkinson * I1U
?ore, bark llaydn Brown.
NOTICE TO MARINERS,
a LionrnorjK ????hid.
Newskrx. NC. May 35?Braal Inland Lighthouse, InPtm
llco Mound, wa? totally destroyed by Are >e>to**iay. Toe Ore
was caused by sparks nrom the cbiiaaey. Nothing was save*
e toe-it the l-na aad two hosts. The keeper and family bare
ly escaped, losing all their personal effect*.
WHALEMEN.
Arrived at New Bedford Nay J4, hark Stafford, King, At*
laatic Ocean. Klver La Platte March 1, with HHij bbU sp oil
and 250 do wh oil. Sent home on the voyage MJ5 bbls so oil.
heooris, Pe'i IH, barks Ware, Briirgn, NB, 40*p: 19th, Sap
pho. Kiiick. KB. 126 sp; 14th, Hope Un. Baker. NB, i:tO sp.
Spoke bark Laocer, Duwden. NB. no report of oil?who re
port bark Janet, Gartland, NB, 135 sp, taken going south,
haw. no date, bark Catalpa, \atboay, NB, bound 8.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merchants,shipping agents aad shipmasters are taformed
that by telegraphing to the Riuu Loadoa Bureau, ad
dressiag "Beauett, No 40 Fleet street, Loadoa," or to the
Paris office, addresaiag "Bennett, 91 Avenue de 1'Opera,
Paris," the arrirals at aad departures from Knropeao aad
Baetera ports of Asssrlcau aad all foreign vessels trading
with the United State*, the same will be cabled to thU
country free of charge.
Captalas arrirtng at aad eatllng fom Preach aad Medi
terranean port* will And the Paris office the More economical
aad expedition* for telegraphiag news.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Bbiatol. May 25?Arrived, brig Caroline Eddy, Dodge,
Philadelphia
Arrived 24th, ship Malta (Br). Mean, New York.
Bbkmbn, May 23?Arrived, steamer Stras'burg (Ger),
Bsrre. New Orleaaa.
Rokdbacx, May 24?Arrived, brig D R Stockwell, Cum
mln*s, New York.
Babckloxa?Arrived, bark Virgin del Moaiarat (Sp),
Font, Mobil*.
C bo xstadt?Arrived, bark Charlotte (Ger), Walll*.
Charleston.
Cams, May 21?Sailed, tchr J W Drnry, Crowell. United
State*.
Cobcxwa?Arrived, br|g Little Zlttlosen, Fosgrua, New
Tork.
Cmrx VnrcniA, May 18?Arrived, bark Orchllla. Harrl
man. Philadelphia.
Dkai* May 25?Arrived, ships Bnry St Edmonds (Daa),
Rodskjrr. Pentacola for London; Marietta W (Aad, Potrata,
Baltimore for do; Percy (Dan), Jensen, Pentacola fbr do.
Dcndalk, May 24?Sailed, bark Gustar Adolf (8w), Jan
een. Cnlted State*.
Dublin, May 2 %?Arrived, bark Giorgio Washington(Ital),
PsrrodL, Philadelphia; brig T ran more (Nor), Olsen, New
Tork.
Fauodtr, May 25?Sailed, bark Aalto (Ra*), Jensen,
Baltimore.
Arrived 25th, bark Kate Melick (Br). Fraser, Matamas;
Underwriter (Br). Mcl'onnell, Lobos; brigW N H Clement*
(Br), Lewi*. Philadelphia.
Gloccbstbb, Mar 25?Arrived, bark Samnel* (Ital). Hol
lo, New Tork.
GBKK.vocg, May 34?Arrived, bark* West Wind (Br), Rid
den. Darien; Maggie LfCarvill (Br). Pinckney. Pentacola.
Gexoa, May IS?Arrived, bark* Koraiarer (Nor), Jacob*
?en. New Orlean*.
Gibraltar, May 18?Arrived, *chr J G Drew, WadHa,
Bntnswiek.
Havre. May 24?Arrived, (hip Emma (Fr), Gonello, New
Orlean*; barks Enropa (Nor), Peterson, New York; Seine
des Anges Fr). La fuayer. New Orleana
Liverpool. Mav 25?Arrived, steamer Siberia (Br), Har
rison. Bostoa; schr Lunla Mnrcblson, .Tones. Galveston*
Alto arrived 25th, bark Bldtrold (Nor), Knndsea, Pasca
goala.
Arrived 24th, bark Miaalo CarvlII (Br), Mtyler, Gal vet
ton.
Sailed 25th. itaamer San Jaclato (Br). Bicker, Galveiton;
bark Maria Augusta (Sw), Ohman, New York (not pre
viously)
Also sailed 25th, atesa*r Iberian (Br), Horne, Boston.
London, May 24?Arrived, bark Gnlnare (Nor). Rostrnp,
Charleston: brigs Nellie Jones iBr), Mnllin, Fernandlna;
G A Coonan (Br). Adair, Wilmington. NO. via Bermuda;
35th. bark Stanley (Br). Boll River, SC.
Hailed 25th, thip E W Stetsoa. Moore, New York; Emma
(Br). Cox, North America (alter putting back).
Limerick, May 25?Arrived, bark Ota* (Nor), Falck, New
York
Londokdkrbt, May 25?Arrived, "J W Scott" (probably
bark Isaac W Oliver (Br), Lent), Baltimore; "Isabella,"
from do.
Lscbobk, May 21?Sailed, *chr T J Lancaster. Huater,
Botton.
Manila, May 23?Arrived, ship W J Lewi* (Br), Trefty,
Cardiff.
Nkwcaitlb, May 25?Arrived, ship Bamataag (Br), David
ion, Pentacola.
Nswbt. May 25?Arrived, bark* Hawthorn (Br), Peyaon,
Philadelphia; L'sko (Rut), Lundgrist, Baltimore.
Naples, May 24?Sailed, steamer Asyria (Br), Donaldson,
New York.
Oporto?Arrived, brig T Remlck, Rom, New York.
Pkkarth, Hi; 25?Arrived, bark CaraUay (Br), Etui,
Pensacola.
UciExnovx, May 2.%?Arrived, bark Martha P Tucker,
Tucker, B njoewangle; brig Tojlki (Br), Boll Biver, 8C
(and proceeded to Ipiwlch).
Sailed 2Sth, bark John Sheppard, Burgess (from Batavla),
Havre.
Rrval, May 20-Arrived, bark Wanderer (Nor), Rolfien
Mobile.
Rofu, May 23?Arrived, bark Elioi (An*), Coanlich, New
Orieane.
Rio J aitriro?Arrived prior to May 24, 8potieu, Chap
nan, Baltimore.
SnciHARrroK, May 23?Arrived, uteamer Nurnberg (Oar),
Jaeirer. Haltimore for Bremen (and proceeded).
Bhikldi, May 23?Sailed, berk Karen Nicliolton (Nor),
Stengcbye, Quebec (not Peniacola).
Swansea, May 25? Arrived, bark Henry (Nor). Morteneea,
Pensacola.
TrxiMotmi, May 25?bailed, chip Exporter, Brook*, Boa
bay.
WATRRroRD. May 24?Sailed, bark* Bergenieren (Nor),
Mortensen, United State*; 2.~>th, Teresa Lovlco (Hal), Bo
minlct, do.
Loxdo!>, May 2ft?Brig Arthur Eggleao.Krull. from Boston
for l'ort Praya, Is reported from Cape Vord*, dated May 10,
to have been bnrned at tea.
WHITHER REPORT.
PALMotrra, May 2ft, PM?Wind NE, tine.
Holthrap, May 25, PM?Wind NE, moderate
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cari>*nas, May 23?Sailed, harks Canada (Br), Wood, .
Nf* York : Emma T llarriraan, Wbittler. uortn of Hattera*;
brigs Cadet. Anderson, do; Bhannon, Moore, do; schr Eva I
M?v. Anderson, do.
Cow Bay. OB, May 24?Sailed, *ehr Ida M Kldredge, New |
Y< r?.
Uonkdix. April It?Arrived, bark Llisle Iiollem, Boston. |
Havana. May 24-Sailed. steamer Margaret. Baker, .New
Orleans; brlic Addle lisle, isheppard, Philadelphia; scbr J
Stephen llarilln.', Harding, Baltimore.
Halifax, Mav22? cleared, barks Wave Qneen (Br), Wll- ;
son. Barrow-ln-Kurne** (at St Margaret * Bav); Lara (Br),
Knit >n. l'ictuu.
I.ivkkpooi.. NS. May 13? Arrived, brig Randolph Parson
(Brl. Junes, Sew York: lftti. bark K B Mnlbnil (Br), Wile, !
Boston (and cleared sauie day tor Jordan Riven.
M tTAMaaa, May 2:1?-Mile.I. bark Monitor, Eaton, north of
liaitera*: whr ftockie K Yntes, Yatc*. do.
Miixtkkal.Mw ::t-Cleared, steamers Circauian (Br),
Smith. Liverpool: Lake CUatuplalu, Beaton, do; ship Lake
Jlichl nu, Laniout, (tla*<*ow.
)l AiTi.aM>. NS, Mav 24?Arrived, brig Wild Ilone (Br),
Maroniher. Bridgeport.
North Htdrkt. CB. May 2It?Arrived, barks Lois (Br), |
Rarmond. i-ondonderry (sailed -4th for Baltimore); 24Ui, I
Tidal Wave (Br), tlaierow, Liverpool 'ordered to Cow Bay); i
25th, Herbert O llall iBr), (Jouiiv, Antwerp.
POROB, May 21?Sailed. l>rtic Oeo Latimer. Norrii, Balti
more.
OfaaRO, Mav 22?Arrived, steamer Swaledale, Stewart,
Newport r?.r Montreal: JHd. ships .Xelsnn. Wall-, (ireenock;
Algiers, Brixg*. Leltb: Stambonl. Cann, Liverpool; Joe
Mliterry, (oriilnu, New Y?. k; Bunnnia. Weoster, Liver
pool ; Conntese of Mlnto, Wal-s, Carthegenn: Homo, Tref
rev. Liverpool: Lambcsl, Shield-; harks lien Crant, Itns
seil. Liverpool; Reindeer, Tarragona; Nord<t?rg.>n, Puust, 1
(ilasaon Dock; Paregero. : Taibot, RalTseo, Havre;
Kat ? Burrell iHr), Hamptou Roads.
Als> arrived JSd. I>ark? I'M* in and en, Christiansen, Havre; ?
Tonstierg, Anderson. Ton?herg; 11 Srleqi'in ?.Shields; '
Little Bovill, Leigbton. Malaga; Comm as of Mlnto, Wells,
Cartagena; Magna, Xac'-arlasen, London.
I leared Hd. hark Merling, tor i.iv. rpool.
Rio Jakmro, Mav ft-sailed previously, shin Orev Esitle,
Lneas, Baltimore; bark AquiUneck, HafTler. do: brig Alice,
ltnttou. do.
Marc, May II?In port, schr BenJ Young, McDonald, i
for Boston, Idst.
Br Jongs, NK. May 2A?Sailed, steamer Hibernian (Br).
Archer (from Liverpool . Halifax and Bnltlmore.
St Join. NB, May W?Arrive<t. hii* Annie W Ooddard
(Br). Lewis, Sew York; aehr i-l/ne K iBri, Waters, do.
TkirsTk, May tt-ln |?ort, bark William Cobb, Brady, for
AMm,
Victoria. May Ifl-Arrlved. harX* Rrlerly llalUBr;, Balrd,
London; l?tb, Antiorh, Merrill, ?an Fraud toa.
AMERICAN PORTK
Afi EX AXPRI A. May 24?Arrived, ecbrt MatUe A Hand, ?'
??for Washington; Harriet Ihomas, tor Oeorge- I
town
BOSTON. May 8ft? Arrived, brig Trojan (Br). Mat*ow, i
Antwerp, schrs Mabel Kose. Allen; John D Palve. Haley;
R II Queen-Caln; Kachel \ nnm au, Hrower, and Bailie o. j
Bataman, Philadelphia; Clati-sa Allen, Crocker, Wood
bridge, N.I: Wlilard Satilshiiry. Handy, Iloboken; Wesley i
Abbott. Mltliken, Itohoken; John A Lord, Thomas, lio- 1
boken: Almeda. Smith, Hondout; Hague, Oliver, Parts
AM boy.
Aiso arrived, steamer William Ctsli, Howes, Baltimore;
echrs Klwoi'd Itoran, Warn ntnn, Philadelphia j Mnrebai
Perrtn. Packard. do; RKhard W Tull, Corson, do; Ana S
Stephens. Moiit?om<-ry, do; Clerab, Kletcuer. Now terk.
Also arrived, bark Wheatland. Miner. Accra; eolira
Maggie I* Smith, '.race, Philadelphia; Halite M Bteelmai
Slreiman. Weeliau .tn. , .
Cleared?Mramer Istrlan (Mr). Kitt. Llverfofll; bark
Nnheiuiab (ilUnin. Bradford. Melbourne: Btella (Norton
aen. Algoa Bay. CUI1; brig Andrew hignano (It). MvraM.
(jilcen-iown or Kalntottth ; schrs Cupid (Lib), Iw'ly.Hnytl;
R K I' ?rkMnt, llooprr. Xew Urieaps; Lull* Bliss, Strong,
Bangor, to load lor Kti<laad- _ . , , . ....
Sailed-Bark ZlngareUa; brlga Maggto O'Brien, John Oib
eon. and Aranade.
Biunon Mn 25?Arrived. bark CknlMNr, Olmft
anta. Rlo.lantlro: arhr Willie Loo*. 8??u. Charleston.
Alt* wlTii bark J C Williams fBr), Ytaghaa. Bremen;
?ahr Twenty -rIM Friauda. JoflTrev. Bo?w
Clf?r?.l -Stp?m?r 0?oia> Apnold, Uftliai Motion: aUy
A?la (Oar). XtnriMk. Amsterdam; Aualra'ia (Oar),
Wlciuu, I4mp|g|; bwk? Mm 0 dul). CUnt, Dab
Hn: 1'iwsPiiw (IUI), Comm. Demarebl (Itil),
Ji n. '' ; Ll?ii? Merrv. Keaser. Cardenas;
brig Harry. Mi I boom. San jUMnu; David LTufkir, I^y
^ PastAatanl,, Daniel Plarson. Jersey City; Orioia,
B OhaMar. Caaa, Bsatost.
BRITVSWltk, Ga, Mar J4-Arrived. aehr Ada W Gould
New York; Joanna Doughty Dou-htr. S. vaunah.
for nJ?y?* <:,,y * HI oat, Fetnaadlai
BI LL R!\ ER, BO, Mar l^Arrtvi^ barks Patboli
IfNnl?i.hl*iIjf"'i?ilmd**! (vor). Jacobean
do; l?th. brlz Retriever (Br). Phillips. Tenerlffa.
j ArriTtd.*tJ'? ia>k..***t??. from . tor tr.lted Kin?
dom; LI1I1. Ystaact, (run ? . tor das 18th, '4r frua
Sailed 'iuth, barks Iloppet (Sw). Fre-Mcksen. fnltee
Rintrdum: Sjopoken (Bw), Keppleoog, do; brie Acacia.
Matteo. da.
In nort 20th. barks Tropic (for), Kallaxr, fram Bordeanx.
arrived ?, tor United Kingdom, Ids; ship Alexandra (Rut)
Ablhorc. fo> do, do. *
Aloo In port. Emilia, for Called Kinsrdnni. Id*.
BATH. May 23?Arrived. schr* Elisabeth Fdwarda,Town?
and, Philadelphia for Hllotrell; John Mtddlatan, Jr. Towna
eod. Bnaton. to load for Near York.
Halle'*?Schrs Marian H Rand. Klmmery, Philadelphia;
Farah S Harding, Small, do; Ira D bturgis, Johaton, New
York.
24th?Sailed, schr O I* Pomeroy. Bryant, Phlladelphnk
CHARLESTON. Hay 21 -Ballad bark Bio do la Plata
fBr'. McLrftd, Loudon; barkentlne Bt Joaeuh (Nwr), Johan
sen Newcastle K.
VSt ti?Arrived, schr II C KUeppard, Staalmaa, Fhtladal
?hia.
Sailed?Ship Martha Bowker, Liverpool; bark Ilia (Oat),
Bam.
DABIBN, May 21-Arrived, bark Deodata (Mat), Olson,
Sunderland
Cleared lRth. barks Vidsjaaen (Nor), Fradetaa, Dublini
Hadvlg Sirbe Ger). Knaark, Port Madoc: Mamie
rette (Her'. Wlla<m, Billoth Dock*, K; Alexandria*
(Ut% Keekelet, C?nw-?r; 3>Hh, Animate (Gar), Kl?
ter. Lelth; Germanla (Ger), Yllm?r. Yarmouth, B; Barak
Mandril <Br>. Coasentine, Stockton-ou-Teet: 23d, Liu?
Kchwcon (flan. Horn. Liverpool.
EDGARTOWN, M?y '.'3?Arrived, sahrs Mar Dar. Water
man. New York for Ronton: J C Colin*. Arras, Philadelphia
for f.vnn: vacht Nemhiu. Blgelow. Boston tor New York.
FORTRB 8 MONROE. May 25?Arrirad, bark Bmmaaael
(Sw). Andersen R|oJan?lro.
Balled-Bark Carina (TtaM. from Cork tor Baltimore.
FALL RIVER. May 33?Amred, acbr Elian M Duffltld,
Bavnor. Port Johnaon.
Sailed- Steamer Leopard. Albertson. Philadelphia.
24th? Arrlv-d. schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York.
Sailed -S?-hr Olive Avery. <;ott. New York.
GaLYBSTON, May 20?Arrived, aehr Pioneer, Rogers,
Ruatsa.
24th? Railed, steamer City of Austin. Eldrldge. Now Task,
GEORGETOW\". SO, May 19?Cleared, aehr *m Walton,
Bnrk iloo, Maurltfe Blver, NJ.
21*11?Arrived, schrs Vrale, Price, Now York: Bldgcwood,
Johnson. do.
GLOUCBKTEB, May 24-Arrlvad, bark Ada Peard (Br),
Book-n. Poaton for Sweden.
JACKSONVILLE. May 19-Cleared. aehr Florida. Qil
more. New York.
MOBILE. May 34?Sailed, ship Ton a wanda, Tarlay, Liver
pool.
2.1th Arrived, aehr Hatiry Lewla, Ronacra.
Cleared?Bark I* Shun 'nrl, McDoural. Liverpool.
M ACHIAS. Mar Ifl?Arr'ved, schr Elrira, Ltbby, Naw
York and aailed I'Oth to rainnti.
NEW ORLEAN'S. Ma? 34 ?Arrivedup, ateamen City ol
M?xi-o. Sherwood. Sew York rla Yera Crua. ka; Tappa
hannork, Cookaoy. Havana.
i lear d??chrs Euaiee P Neweomb, Baker, Luoaa, Ja;
Maud. Mobile.
23th?Cleared ateamer PaaAl (Br), Brown, Liverpool;
ship Preston (Br). North, do; bark Gaapae (Br), Thompson,
do.
Pjtasm, May 25-Arrired, bark Llucolu, Thorn, Bio
Janeiro.
Bal ed?Bark El'lntt. Ritchie.
N hWBl" KY PORT. May 24?Sailed, steamer Achillea, Ba
con, PhiladelphiH.
NEW BEDFORD, May 23?Sailed, aehr Luaa, Walla, Naw
York. . _ _
Paaaed as the bay laat evenlnic, schr An*ler. Bessa, Maw
York for Wareham.
21th?Sailed, schr Louisa D Rathburn, CroweU. Philadel
pbtft.
25th?Arrived, schrs Young Teaser, Philadelphia; J H
Sailed?Schrs Amelia. New York; Willard 8aulsbory, do;
Mara Hill. do.
NEWPORT. Ma> 23, PM?Arrived, Svhra John Loyler,
Lincoln, St Men l?l*nd for Taunton (after dterhar*ln? part
of car*ol; Marv K WoodhnlJ. Ilortou, Philadalpbla tot Tl*
v rtnn; Sarah Laviaa, Anderson do for Warren and both
tailed 24th \
21th. AM?Arrived, schrs Sarah W Blake. Brim, Dlsrh$on
for New York; M B Mahonr. Westentt. Bangor tor Camden,
NJ 'and both aailed.this AM). _
Sailed?Sclir Chancellor, Penrason, New York tor Sew
Bedford. _
Alai sailed, hri* Florence I Heudersra, Henderaoaf from
Boston for Phllanelphla.
I'M?Returned, brift F I Henderson, and schr M B Ma.
honv.
NEW LOS DON, May "3?Arrived, achrs J Metervey,
Richmond for Norwloh; M F Webb, Ambov for do.
NEW H AVEN. Mav 24 -Arrived, schrs Thomas J Owen.
New York; Virtotla, HoboVen.
I'ORT BLAKKLY, May ltf?Arrived, bark Caroline Bead,
Bevmnnr. San P>dro.
FORT TOWN SEND. May 17?Arrived, barkt Fram oat,
San '-'rancisco; Arkwrirht. Marshall, do.
Faaaed up?Ship Shirley, Matbewa, from San Franclaco tot
Tacoma.
FORT MADISON, May 17?Sailed, ship Coqulmbo, Arty,
San Franciaro.
PEV8ACOLA. May 22?Claared, bark Napoleon III 'Ner,
not bark Yarra Yarra). KJoln?r, ChrtHlanla.
PHILADELPHIA. Mav 2R?Arrived.staamara Juniata,
Catharine, Savannah; Norfolk. Ford. F?ll River: Anthra
cite Grnmlev. New York: schrs W Wilton, Janet, Car
denaa; Bab -1 H Irona, Houck Lanetville.
Also arrived, steamer Juniata. Catharlna. Savannah;
harks Magnus Laitabntor (Nor), Snrenseu. Chrlatiania: Ho
Uensollern (G?rl, ll"hrendt, Amsterdam ; Snoramento (Br),
Eraser, Harwich; F Stava"e (Ital), Uar*nlulo, Lirata: brig
Marv A Chase, Dolan Matansss; tchra Annie Freeman,
Mar'vit. Port Antonio; MagcioJ Lawrence, Haley. Charier
ton: L W Wheeler Bowman. SaKiia.
Also arrived, steamers Pirtttvilla,-Wlnnett, lfaw York;
Panther, Mills. Boston; Achilles, Baoon, New Bedford;
l.i'opard, Alb-rton, Fall River; bark Queen Yletorla (Brj.
Ellis, Liverpool: achrs B R Kirk. Jonea, O-orgetown, DC;
B W Eldrid -e. Marshal. Lewes; Lores".. Somen*. Naw York;
Jennie N Hud 'ell. Cramer. Boston: Thomas Clyde. Ft her,
Boston : L J Whitmur*. Whitmore, Gardiner: Ada J hlmon
ton. Hall, ilardiner; A C Palse, Helen. Gardln -r.
Cleared?Steatuera Harrisbure. Worth, Naw York: Phila
delphia, Davis. New York: Beverlev, Wallace, do; ahlp Re
i.iilillc (Br), I'hillipt, Rell'iiat: ' rle American Dnion, Collins,
Nantes; bark SoKecito, Komauo, Rarrow-ln-Furneaa;
seltrs Fred J Collina, Milton. Matansaa; Sarah
A Read, Gnptie, St Johua, PR; Josephine, Pto
kett, Utoucest-r; Katie J Hort, Heaney. dot
K S New-omb. Dill, Welllaet: H W Oodfray, .1 arm an. Lyunj
C O Smith Atwood. Taunton: A P Nowall, Lank. Baal
Kralntree' LAM Reed. Caviller. Salem: C W Ixtcke,
ltunre. ''all River- Stephen Morgan. Haines. Somerset!
John R Clayton. Glfford. Nenonset;J A Garrison, Smith,
Providence: A F Kindbenr. Horttm, do.
Also cleared, bark Arsro l Nor I. Gran, Cork or Falmonth;
sclirs N L Franklin, Bobannon. Harbor Island: Thomas
Vangilder. Vanirllder, Savannah; Ocean Ware Golla,
Round Pound; Frank B Cotton, Frambea, Boston : W Be
ment Harris, Newport; Bailie M Evans, Willatt, Nan
tUCket.
Sailed?Steamer* Pennsvlvania. Liverpool: Herri aberg.
liKWM. I>ei. May 25?Arrived, bark Shlela (Br). Mosher,
Liverpool for orders.
Bark Matilda IMIvard (Br), Brooks, from Ameterdam.il
comli-ir into the htrhor.
Bark Sel Prat "HI {Itil), for Rotterdam, ordered to Ne?
Tork (and left this \Mi.
PORTLAND, Me. Mar 23?Cleared, schr Grace Cashing;
Hamilton. New York (and ?alied)
Snlled-Rark Celina, tor Bueuos Ayres; sclirs Star, Maggls
Dell inc. and others.
24th?Arrived. steamer Rattlesnake, Phlladelphoa; brig
AbMe C Tltenmb. hndeven*. New York.
Cleared?-hip Sent I a, Dmmmnud. New Orleans.
: 5th? trr'ved. brig Ruth (Br). Plctou. NS.
PROVIDENCE. Mav 24? Arrived, schrs Luey Oraham
Smith, Philadelphia: Providence. Rice, do: Mien M Bax
ter. I,anipha?r, d?;*IIannith Blaekmnn. Arnold, Rondont)
Hannah I) Brown, Ssckett. Verplenk'a Point: Shamrock,
Trnv. Hareritraw; Edward Wootien. Yonnir, Hobokan;
Emily C Penniaon, Allen, do; Vermilion. Davis, do.
Below?Schr Harve?t, t'orwln. New Yoik.
Sailed?^teamera Tonawanda. Sherman, Philadelphia:
Vindicator. Rogers. do: sclirs The Star (Bn, Matlileson. St
John, SB, via Portland: Trellla (Brl.Dav, SiJohruNB;
Westmoreland. Allen. Philadelphia: Ueary Mar. Hatch.
New Y.trk:S M Tyler. IIart, do; I'arollne (Irani. Bray, da:
K (' dates, Freeman, do; Hrandywlne, Fengar, do: F C
Snu'h. Smith, do.
At the heiid of i<onsr I'land Sound 23d PM, bound eaat.
schrs K M French, s A Freemsu. Bella Peek. Black Dla
ui""'l Itomeo. Jnstloe ann Frame A Oheaebro.
Sailed from Dutch Island Harlior :td?Rehrs Hyoe.
Oliver, New York lor Boston; t.'enturinn, Blodgett. and
Raven, Derrick. Providence for Bangor (or New York);
Jennie Mlddleton, Wbltaker, Bath for New Tork: A Mc
Nichol, Robinvon, Bristol for do; Storm Petrel. Whlttemore,
Providence for Nassau, NP; Isaac Rich, Studley, Boston
for Hal tint ore.
PAWTUCKET. May 24?Sailed, schrs Annie Qua. Saerver,
Btliama? via Providence: Eva Diverty. Oandy: John 8
Hur?t. Conk, nni i<U/in Cockran. Hawkins. New Yore,
RICHMOND. May 23- Arrived, tchr I.ula Am merman,
Pierson Norfolk
Sailed?Hark llanna (Nor>. Christiansen. Christlansand,
Norway; sclirs I.lrsie K Dow, Chase,.New York: R I)
Thomas, Thorndyke. do; Mary J Adams, Coombs, da:
Brees". Cranmer. do.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 17?Arrived, bark Webfoai
Wheelwright. Columbia River. ...
Cleared?Hark Wellington (NIc). Foster, Bnrrardlam.
Sailed- Bark Tidal Wave, Reynolds. Port Hsdlie*.
2 th?Arrived, ship Leadim* Wind. Hlnekley. Bsilsei
bark Bunco Schiafllno (Itali. Lavareilo, Oenoa,
35th?Arrived, ship Nimbus, Leonard.<iew ??**.
SAVANN AH. May 2IS -Arrived. steamer Oriental, Doaae,
Boston. _ .. w
Sailed from Trbee 25th, steamer Magnolia, Daggett, New
York. _ _
SALEM. May 23-Arrived, schrs H Curtis. Bray. Perth
Ambov for Portsmouth; BenJ Strong, Atwoad, Port John
son:! len Howard. I.lnscott, Por' Johnson tor Uardlnan
J \V Drisco. Haskell, (lardlner for Bnltlmore.
24tli?Arrived, sclir H Uigur, Jerdm. Port Johnson.
Sailed ?Brig II Havelock (fronl Chererle), New l^ndom
sclirs William Tlca. Tlee, BalttmoresOea H JMHs tfrote
Richmond, Me). New York: aad the arrivals or SSd.henn*
8v"lNKYABD HAVBN. May .fj!? JPfcB
Jameson. Wlndaor. NS.f r New York: 'M'itt Haven, Cdsli
for do: His Arthur. St John. NR. Aw Bnltltneg ^American
Ragle and R II sWttuck, Dsnverspoet for Philadelphia-,
A. M. Acker, New Bedford for New York.
Sailed? Hrlg M B Peanell. aehrs C C %ana, Clarion
Allen. Jndun Tennev, J D Pnlge. Centnrion. Elwood Ooren^
Sea Hog. R W Tall. Alices. Rachel Venn am an Henrv H
tlraat, Annie B Stevens. Cherub, t A I aine. |.|. Hudson.
Alii -sior R H Oneen, (> W Raw ley. and R II Sliattuck.
WU,m'[NUTO*?NC; May *??Arrived, schr White Sea,
2.%t li ? "iill'ed, steamer D JPoWr? Dana IB. Baltimore,
wARRKAM Mav i'l?Sailed, schrs Chaea. Ingvaham, Nan
Tiirk ? Nialad Queen. Smith, do.
W aRH i:N. May 24?Arrived, eehr Sarah Lariaa, An dee
eon. Philadelphia.
YACHTS. VrKA.HliOATS, JtC.
AT SAlL BOAt W A NTF.I) -staTB HOW 0L^,
J partlenlsrs, and lowest ca?h price. No. 1 Nrtr I'hnrth St.
F'Oft SALB-HtLOOP Y A? IIT ?;?)qI'KTTB; CABIN: s>
feet long. I'I fret beam. 3'? feet hold; two vears old,
well found, and In good order; nrlce >1.2 *1. Can be aeea at
POBCK'S_shlp yanl. Kevport. X. J.
ViTcHT FOR SALE.?'A KIRST CLASS SLOOP
J. Yacht. "West Wind.'" nearly new; length over
all 51 toet. heam l."? feet: height o' ca?ln ?
toet 2 lnehe?: fnrnl?hod verv richly and elegantly: It mart
be seen to be app eclated. Aduresa MAS.iKNA CLARK,
New Haven, Conn.
Irtft BOATS READY TO SHIP.-SIIRLIiS. WHITE
.LUIF hall, 0)nl>, Metallic I,ileboata, epoua Osr*. M
South st. and 114th St., llarleui Itlver.
MKPIIEN ROBERTA
MISCBUAKBOVt.
A" Bsoi.irTF, niv.iui v.s ohi ainkd krom TifFrKii
em States, lor iiumsruui ctnses, without publicity!
legal everywhere; no char." in <dvan?e: advioa tree.
M. II.IO'SB. Attorney, l)M H road war.
t BSOLUTK DtrORC .S LKuaLly oBTAINKO WITH.
J\ out publicity: ailrlce tree. FREDERICK J. KINO,
t'ounevllor-at-i,nw and Notary Public, 251 Broadway.
THOMAS R. AtlNKW' T tJ( liitjtAT MX# KXK OKO
cer. Tea, ColTe^ and r'lour Dealer. New Yorkers Md
averybody, call and get bargains. M Vesay it.

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