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POLICE VS. BEER.
What Was Done in the Saloons and
Police Courts Yesterday.
NUMEROUS BARKEEPERS ARRESTED
A Prisoner Who Would Not Give Bail
and Will Contest the Excise Law.
Pursuant to orders, policemen wcro on the alert yea.
terday to capture obliging barkeepers Numerous ar
rests were wa<le in all directions.
Yet moat liquor store* bad plenty and to spare for
friends to whom the well knuwu aide door or tricky
hallway was lauiiliar. It was iu tbo spacious beer
gardens that the faithful guardians of the peace made
most havoc Sweltering beuoalb a blaring sun thou
sands of well behaved citizens sauntered leisurely to
tbeir favorite resorts iu iho hope of sitting down
at ease and enjoying cool draughts of lagor. It was,
perhaps, not too much of a luxury to hopo for after a
hard week's work, yet, through the arrest oY bold bar
keepers, many persona seeking the lorbidden bever
age were forced to remain athirst tor it. li may bo
salcly nam that tho 1'olicu Commissioners were not
guinemberi-d in many curliest, proper prayers.
TUK UPTOWN fLBASUKK UAUDK.NS.
On Saturday night the captains of the uptown pro
ducts gave notice to tho proprietors of pleasure gar
dens that under no circumstances would a violation of
tho Excise law bo permuted by them. Proinites wero
made that tho law would be complied with, but the
police wero doubtlul, and consequently a siiarp watch
was kept ou the Hardens yesterday. I'aptaiu Mouut of
tbe Nluclocuth precinct, actually placed two of his ofll
cers iu uuiiorm at the bar In Jones' W ood, and yet
one 01 the bartenders, Joseph Kauschiuger, liad tbe
temerity to glvo a man a glass ol whiskey right in
their presence. It was claimed ihe iuau was
ill, and no payment was expccied. There was a large
number ol persous preseut during tlio day at the Wood
and they coudemued tho law aou the olticcrs wbo de
linved Ibeiu o. their iavorite beverage In no Tory
gentle language. No other ollort was inado however
to sell over tho bar. hater In iho dav a body
ot Ueriuuns, who called thems'elves a
singing society, appeared upon the mam i Inform
aud alter being seated uu employe at the Wood ui>-'
peured witb a keg of layer, which he placed ou tbe
table, around which &al tue "'saengerbunde.,r 'Iho
members themselves inserted tlio laucei tuid drew the
beer lor one another; but they claimed they helned
only members ol the society. Captain Mouut in person
arrested Louw Miirlin, who brought tho keg to the plal
lorm, and George Muudy, woo helped him, and lliev
wuh the other prisoners, wuro taken to tbe Filly-sev!
rnth Street Court, which Judge liasmiro had opened at
Sveo clock t. M. The veuuer oi whiskey was held lor
trial but tho court paroled the other'pnsouers and
ordered them to report lor examination two weeks
hence. In the meantime the Justice will determine
whether or uot they infringed the law.
AT TUK CKXTK.U. I'AUK UAltUK.N
lour burkoepers were arretted, and they wore likwiso
held lor triaL
At Kress' garden In rifiy-Uith strcot. near Third ave
nue, the proprietor and one ol his barkeepers wore ar
rested. Ihey were put under bonds to appear l'or trial
' v?UfJS,mUU. liullL^> Nineteenth precinct, who
ur?.sted the foregoing also arrested llathew Winters
proprietor of thu lager beer saloon on the comer oi
i. tV "Urtli street aud Third avenue, whom he caught
iu the act ol selling beer. When Winters had put on
his toat lo accompany the ofllcer he t..Ul his barkeeper
i^'. n i* l? *'V.e '"m u Klass oI boer boloreiio
left. be barkeeper did so, and ho was then arrested,
lbey wero both htild lor trial.
r,ii^li.r.'!ilJ.lL"r.t'VL'nln'{ lollow'"8 persons wcro ar
lulluo iMr'" Street Court and held lor trial
in ?loo bail.?Thomas McLaughlin, 6a?i Seventh
avenue; Daniel McUuiro, 771 Tenth avenue- llu-n
UVl'"u?i Frederick Mum lord oev
f. " en ue and J- my .eighth street; Henry Siebel JUd
t',raMT.' .U.,Ue < ,Wa? llj0 prisoner iron/iho
kigbteeiilb precinct); John Wood, Sixty-ninth street
tud l.iguth avenue; Christian Jordan, Ninth avenue
tiid ?ei euiv-suvoiilh street; Ceruard Ford, Seventy
Irst street and North Kiver. -ocniy
liciu Miller and Kate Fein were found deallmr out
.cor asa icged in a saloon comer of iwih slreof and !
Oou esard and were held lor trial. They claimed
to have oxpocted no paymeut for ihe beer.
1-icduiick achumaker, n waiter at the Lion l'ark
hotel (attached to Lion Urewery), was arrested bv oui
cor Pratt, ol ihe Thirty-nrsl precincu
}arV^ , bocr had been sold were regular
fcuests of tho hotel, who were accustomed to take ihuir
uihuer mere daily, aud that the beer used bv thorn
merely ? part of the dinner. It lunbor ap.^ed
uufr ?,i')CrSO'.' f ,lK'ua 1,Ute'1 at the sido door, tbo
entrance to the hotel tual was oum yesterday to
prevent the entrance of people who were l ot u^u
1 no i'HMiner w?.-> discharged. Tho court wu, keni onan
til. eleven o'clock by Judge Murray, who\ut'ce^
Judge Kasmire on the bench at sex en o'clock.
n., i'* ,TUli CIC>,TU lL ??*" noWNTOWA PUKllSCTS.
Mill the exccpliuu oi the uciioii as to Gtliuoro's
Garden no concerted action w;is laken by the nohco
yiserdi.y toward enforcing liie Kxeiie law oelow
1 inrtleth (Street. Ine number of arrests fell Ur be
jow' luat expected, and nearly all ihe prisoners wero
bailed to answer on being arraigned beiore the oolico
justices. At the Ks.ex Market P?l,ce Court a Jomiwha!
singu ar case occurred. Justus 11. Schwab, keejier ol a
l?ger beer saioou at No. M Clinton street, threw his dooi s
wide open, and, winlo opeuly sulling i,ecr sent lor
Ollicor L.,er, of the Thine.nth preenct. ... ai-resi {.iu,
which the oillcer did. im being arraigned before
Justice Morgan fechwab admitted -selling beer, said ho
i fe*"v ln doing bo and roiusea to lurnish the
$ uo ban demanded, llo was locked up in the prison
Aa appucatiou lor a writ o( habeas corpus iu his caso
will be luaue in the >upremeCourt lo-dav. it ib under
stood ihat Major ..eorgeW, Sauer and Messrs* Rosier
Slid Iiial *ro behind Schwab, and his case will lie made
? test ouci in order to obtain a decision or iho Supiomo
lager beer <<U0,Uo': ot lhu lul??"catina qualities of
.. _ AT TDK TOsns.
Mariiu Reynolds, oi Xo. 3t?6 i.ran.! street was or
rested by oUocrDavis, of the Fourteenth preciuci for
leiluig Ijeor. Key nobis is now on bail to answer a
jhar,;* of homicide. Justice Waudell held him in $J00
Ueorqe Hoil, of No. 17j Canal street, waa found
Mllmg whiskey and was held in $J00 bail
u.? iiurr7 ,old " Rlus!' of b0,'r i? Ollicer Cowan of
ihe ^ixtb proclnet, iu his paloon, at No. lio Chaitiam
Itroet, and w?a held in $.loo bail <-baib?m
Officer Couau also arrested II Uvther of Na l&O
Cenrn. street, who was also held m ' WWUlifo
?. .. ? . >8SK\ MaKKST.
Kv o'iii u 'r' 0 Na 1 Br?""ne street, was arrested
bj Officer Holer, who louud ihe iront door of the
?aloon wide open and Roter busily e,,??gPd filing bte?
cu>u""iri!' Justice Morgan held Roter
in (oAi bail to au.iwer, which was furnished
AT ? VKHiauTOS I tACB COI'KT
Purlng the inorulng sttoiou ai the Waahinifton Piar#
Police Court yMK ntav Charles tiersbenger, of No AuV
litoacker street, and .lane ticrinour, Ul No. l&> Prince
street were required to furm-h -jail by Justice UuflV
??r ?e"ing beer. The CV.un was then ^our.'cd uutil
right?clock iu the e\eiiii)if, wben Justice l?ufr? dis
p??.ed of the prisoners arrested .lurmt the altrmoiu
William J-resbney, or No. 4Utf lludsou street- John
Bribben, of No :*0 ?le? ker strrel; Adolph Ton'ner of
No. ?o Carmine street; Henry Drinken. ol No ojI ii'. ,.
?!!. 441 u' "n" Abernethy. of
J.O. 441 ? esl 1 hirtiH'nt !i street, Albert 1!. Davis ol No.
to '.reeiiw ic.i street: William Wohivclc, ol No 4i; Hud
son street, James Nolan, of No. 1;... >evi nib avenua
Cieorge Bulwiukle. ol No. 1.SIW Hroa.lw," Kulllrd
i 3l" Svvc"u' ??enue; Thomas Ougan. of
No. loo West I went) .fifth street, and Louis Wachier
it^To^i^riLrrKduria avcu,R'< w?re "?ij ??
lo u,lu' ? elock ,hc ?r8t Prisoner ar
rued Iro.u <>ilmore s Uaraen in the person ol tieorgo
M'/.Tf-h" " H" wus quickly .ollowed bv
Ountbar, tJeorge
waiss. Jmiu? iilauk, t barlrs Ku s 1-runx Uer.i.k..
W -Weu.ar L,, k, Jul", Miller, Kmll Roehlar. Max
tbev wer. Vl!7,.i! T n"."^U nnd *nidler.
Surety was Up I>" i "? P!"'U 10 au4>?e?'- Thsir
surety was Mr. iretleru-k. llrandes
The Court adjourned at eleven o'clock.
GtLXORE it GAHItKX LAST NKJHT.
Lively tuurs were anticipated at tiilmore'a Garden
laat night. Nothing short or a ponce raid was looked
orward to in order that the law in Trillion to tho sell
ag of intoxicating liquors ou Sunday should be en
lorced. For the msjonty ol the people present, there
fore, Uie sparkling music had not us wunted attrac
titcaesa. As Uisappoinitnei.t sinks tho heari
?o did the burlesque perlormauce last night,
ao (ar as tbo grand assault on tbe pari
of the police was concerned, dwmd.e into
absurdity. Irue, tbe law was carried out by Captain
Meera, to whom such rigid orders has been issued but
tbe entire bualnesa had the eflecl ol provoking mern
meat rather than creating apprebensiox Ueer was
aoid as usual, and tbo very idea that the stringent or
dar? were to be enforced increased the uppciitcs lor
bocrol Ibe gallant promeuadcis. Fourteeu liarteuu
?rs were taken in charge by the pol.ee umid the gene
ral laughter ol thu assembled throng.
Tue mod** ofirrwult ol the rouri. en captures ctlected
was unique and interesting, hbortlv afler the gardeu w ot
opened sonic thirty oOicers, .u m.uII group* and
dresse.1 iu clll*cn.? c.otbea, strolled paattbe piciur
esque cascade aud listened with drl.ght to the tbuuderl
log roar ol the raliiuc waters. Some admued tho besy.
tiful foliage, while others again became traus
ll*ed bv the cnchsnting sounds that bnibf.
?Bed lhu faces of those assemblod. The re
aeatly reduced admissioo to the garden or Any
cents was not further lowered m the case
of tfce officer* of the law, all having msnlully paid their
war. Tho great Itar was crowded, and the laminar
couatoaances of tbe expert jroung men behind It never
KNJkad happier
. ? ??? orrtNBACii ma or nui m?pt
m Maw York Ualiona or beer dlaappeared la a i
twinkling, and tor the time it ?u that all
trouble iv?e at an end. It n^y bt mi-ottotii <1 an
it circumstance tliat the rrflilar luin.iii ?ur?
their usual tidy linen toau. the nli
Mtl of their apparel being brought Into jraoder ,
relief by the tact tliut sandwiched anion l' tbeni
were u score and more ol pallid young men in sombre
garb. New, when uu olQcer of tbelaw fuunlered up, leaned ,
over the bar and usked and paid lor hia Iteer he invari
ably put rimmed one of the promising youth* Willi dark 1
iNothing, and, having emptied h a glass, invited him to :
Itie police vtution. I he invitution wu* willingly caw- .
phud with in every case, und tho invited man's piace {
wan promptly suppllwl by another pallid mortal ulal- I
Urly attired. Ureal lull was created by a v< ry t ill olllccr j
In queail ol a victim. Walking up in a sheepish manner
to the bar, he selected a lad wlieso none barely touched
the counter, and. making a semicircle ol bimself, he
called lor beer, which disappeared iu a Hash. An the
two loft the building lor the suiion hou-u the observers
enjoyed hourly laughter. And thus the evomug
p^KcMid urnifl genoral harmony and good tea Imp. There
waa no coulusion. The b?or was pronounced excellent
AN IRATE BARKEEPER.
'While t^lllcer >'iUgeraid, of tho Ninth precinct, waa i
attempting to arrest Alexander Siuimous, ol No. 088
Greenwich street, tor violation of the Kxclso law last
night, the latter atteraptoU to Blab him with a largo
carving kniie. ills design was, loriunalely, pi evented,
and he waa lockeJ up.
EXCISE ANNOYANCES.
' To tub Kditor o? tiik IUualo:?
The ijUtamebt of my troubles with tho Board of Ex- I
| clso as given In the Ukkxlu of yesterday was correct ;
only iu some unimportant particulars, but it failed to I
give my real cause ol complaint, which Is ol Interest to
every citizen ol tlic city ol New York. My cum, simply
stated, Is us follows:?1 applied lor a license November
21, 1875, paid $76 and received a receipt or ccrtiflciUe,
but no license. l>n Junu'i, 187(1, I received a notico
that my license had expired. 1 prcsentod the notico at
ilio iiQlceof the Hoard of Kxcise for an explanation, as
1 had no liceuae, an I was informed, niter uu exumina
| tiou of the books, that tuy license did not expire until
August 'M, 1870, which wus indorsed on tho notico us
1 stated in tlie I1ki:ai,d. A Hkuald reporter was iu
1 lormed at the otllce ol the Hoard tlml a license was
granted to me several mouths ago, that It was pro|ieriy
recorded In the books, und that it will uot expire until
November 27, 187(2. According to the conditions ol the
cert i Ilea to 1 received, said ceriillcate should be returned
when my liceuao was granted. I have rocoived no
heenso, and I yet have tbe certificate. Kxcusing mis
takes of new otlluiaU uud clerical orrors, something
more than a "leeblo explanation'' Is uoedod to salitiy
lax and license paying citizens as to tbe manner ia
which the alfuirs ol the Board are conducted. While
we ar<- closing the first century of our national ox
istuuee by Investigating every department of the gen
eral government, why should wo not investigate tho
puolic department* of our city, and begin with tho
Bourd ol kxcibo 1
MlCiIAKL K1KBNAN, No. 1S7 Third avonuu.
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
Wabuisgtox, June 4, 187a
THE DEADLOCK BETWEEN THE SENATE AND
THE HODBS?CONDITION OF THE APPBOPEIA
TION BILL?THE SENATE OPPOSED TO BE
TKKNCIIMENT VOll POLITICAL BEASONS
DISASTERS LIKELY TO FOLLOW.
The deadlock between tho Senate aud the House on
the Appropriation Dills continues. To morrow or Tues
day a new Conference Committee on tho Consular aud
Diplomatic Appropriation bill will bo appointed, and
ho Senate lian already disagrcod to thie
and the Military Academy bilL Tho legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill is now
under discussion in tlio Senate, and tho Post Ollleo,
Naval aud River and Harbor bills, having passed the
House, are now in tho hands ol' Sonate committee*
All these bills will bo amended by the Seu
ute, and will thoreujiou bocoiuo tho subjoct of
consultation by conierenco committees and of,
probably, prolonged discussion, as the Sonate Is in
clined to differ widely from tho Houso upou almost all
the manors Involvod. There remaiu but twoniy-tbrco
working days iuJuno. Tho two convcntious will in
terrupt the working powor or tho House greatly, and a
good deal ol industry will bo needod, undor tho cir
I cuinstances, to get the appropriation bills indispensable
to tbo working ol tho government machinery, passed
andsiguedby tho 1st of July, which is tho bogtnning
of the new Uscal year. Tho Secretary ol the Treasury
has already threatened to dismiss the whole lorco of
tho Treasury unless tho appropriation bill pertaining to
his department Is passed by tlio 1st or July, and tho
President is said to have threatened to recall our
i Foreign Ministers and Consuls if tho Consular and Dip
lomatic bill is not passod in time. Such threats as
those, however, do not help tho two houses to agree,
but rather stir up temper among the disputants. 1 ho
House has undertaken to eurorco economy In the ad
ministration; the republican Senate rosists, and, whilo
in some details it is right, there is plaiuly among tho ]
republican Senators a feeling that it they consent to j
uuy extouslvo economies originated by the democrats j
in tho Houso they will thereby coudemn themselves
aud tho last Congress ror extravagaut and car;less .
legislation, aud give tbo democrats an advantage |
lu the rail canvass. This Is one powerful
reason Tor tlio opposition of the Senate to the
appropriation bills eteut it by tho House.
Unluckily lor the democrats some ol their measures
of retrenchment are crude and ill advisod, and thus
tbo Souato has good cause Tor disagreeing In souio
I .articular*. The practice, which has grown up
in tho Houso. or referring all appropriation bills
to tlio Committee on Appropriations, is largely
to blauio tor crude legislation. Ills not posslblo lor
one committee to scrutinize thoroughly and with i
wisdom the whole estimate*. Formerly the dlllerent |
appropriation bills were referred each to a proper com- J
mittec, which was supposed to have among
1U members uioc specially familiar with tho operatiou
of tho departmonl covered by the bill. Thus
the work was divided and was llkelv to Tall Into ex
perienced hands. For some years the eutiro ma*a or
expenditures has pas*od into the hands of oue com
mittee, and has tliero been grouud through, aud this
ha* caused, lu previous Congresses, wasteful and
carelc-B appropriations ot niouey, and causes. In this
one, efforts at economy, some of which aro crude and
m.b'takcu. No single committee ha* either the expert*
ence, ttrno or strength to properly scrutinize all the
estimates, and the sooner the old practice of a division
of labor is resumed the better it will be lor legislation
SEJUETAUY liOBESON AND 11H BELATIONS WITH
THE CATTELL8?AWKWARD POSITION OK THE
CABINET OFFICIAL?THE NEGATIVE TESTI
MONY OK THE HEIDI OF BUREAUS- ?OBAVE
MALADMINISTRATION AND JOBBER* BY THIS
?kcbetary's emends developed.
Secretary Kulicton has shown himself a better busl- i
ue'ss man than lie was thought to be lu his ovldeuoo
belore the Naval Committee, and the dispoaitiou to
blame him and hold him responsible for the Cat
tell busmese somewhat mcrea.?cs, as It Is seeu
that he is not au easy going porson. Ignorant
of business, but a singularly astute man of
affairs. The commies Ions extortod by Catloll
were obtained from contracts und purchase* in tho
bureaus of Provisions aud Clothing and Steuin Engineer
Ing, and on live oak contracts. Tho aggregate drawn by
Called Iroin lliese sourcca amounted to over $3U0,IKK>.
Mr. llobesou has brought forward a number of bureau
officer* who swear that he uever in any manner in
fluenced them or dlctatod to them in the matter of
contracts. He has got to call, however, the officers
who had to do cpoclally wltn the bureau* from whose
contracts and purchases Catiell made his commissions.
Tlteee officers, whose evidence is necessary, aro James
H. Waisuougb, chief of llureau of Provisions and
Clothing, Mr. Hanscomb, uaval constructor, aud W.
W. Wood, chiel of iho Steam Engineering Hu
reau. Those persons mu>t be called, and when
tl.ey have testified there Is good reason lo
belie vo that, If Paymaster Brudlord Is brought
back rrom Europe, be will be able to give the coin
j mines a correct idea of the peculiar means and meth
ods usoJ by the Csttclla to impress upon contractors
an Idea of their Influence with the Navy Department
It,is already In evidence that Uradtord acted tho part
of a go-between to Cat tell and Matthews Bradford a
conttuuel abaeace In Europe is the subject
oi remark here. Tho committee asked lo have him
recal.ed two month* sgo; but the Secretary appears to
have been reluctant to summon him. Mr. Hobeson
owes it to biwselt to recall llradiord at once, and it he
delavs the committee will demand the roasou.
It will al*o be necessary lor the Secretary to show
that he wa* the po*s<-*-or of considerable properly be
loro he became a Cabinet officer, and thus lo account
lor the large expenditure and means his accounts show,
and this especially because his friends, the cattells,
have sworb that he ??? a poor man and '-had very
little money " But It Is understood that Mr. Rohenon
I. able to ehow that la 1M6 be paid income tax oa
$76,000 of Income made that year, and that In subse
quent years bis tax was oli>o considerable. This is
shown by ibu internal reveuue records. Here ;
again, however, his connections and relations with the
(at tells bring him Into suspicion and disrepute.
lii? own explanation of hia various bank accounts
shows that, after all the siltiug, there rctaains a sum ol
$13,601) on A. G. Cattell i Co.'a books against him tor |
the Lone ltrauch cottage. Robeson explains that lor I
this Cattell holds some Washington property. Hut tt '
Is said boro that if Mr. Robei-on is a person of consider .
ublo louune, as It is said ho means to prove, It Is auiuz- |
lug and discreditable thui, since the misconduct ol me
Cuttelis lias come to his knowledge, he Is still conteut j
to owe them money?to stand on their books as a
debtor.
Finally, Mr. Robeson's friends have conveyod to the
publie the impression that the committee have specially
persecutod him. Hut the xeai object of tho committee,
which it has steadfastly and with great patience pur
sued, is to inquire Into the conduct of the Navy de
partment i>nd to expose any maladministration they
might find. This wus thoir duty to the public. Mr.
lloocson's friends boast that the committeeo bus not
caught hiin stealing; but tho reply is that they have
developed very crave maladministration, gross job
bery by the Secretary's wull known and must |
intimate friends und equally gross favoritism to othor |
friends, and theso matters aru not denied. But tt Is i
absurdly claimed that tho Secrotar/ M entitled to
acquittal und even to praise, bocause the committee
have not cuught bim with government lunds lu his own
bands. Tho tact that Mr. Robeson shows blmselt to be
an excellent nnd shrewd business man only makes the
Cattell jobbery, the Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co. loan*,
the confidential missions of A. G. Cattell and Bradford
the more awkward for him. lie is less able to plcul
ignorance or unduo c.oudJenco.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WjLRin.voTOii, June 4, 1870.
THE INDIAN COMMISSIONER ANXIOUS CONCERN
ING THE SIOUX?HE ASKS THE REMOVAL 0?
THE BED CLOUD AND SPOTTED TAIL BANDS
TO TTIE INDIAN TERRITORY?THE MILITARY
EXPEDITIONS.
The Commissioner of Indian Adalrs is anxions
that Congress should act Immediately upon the
bill appropriating $300,000 lor the removal
of the Rod Cloud and Spotted Tail
bands of Sioux Iudians to the Indian Torritory. Ilo is
Apprehensive that It tnoir present disposition agreeable
thereto Is not availod of they will be induccd to join
tho hostile tribes.
Advices as late as Friday indicate that as yot every
thing is quiet at the two above named agencies. To
night an otllcer of General Sherman's staff ox presses a
good deal ol concern about the result ol the military
expeditious sent out by Lieutenant General Sheridan,
lie suys that accounts of their having mot tho Indians
should reach ns early this week, and ho thinks
that an engagement will take place in the sand
hills, near Fort Fetterman, which tho Indians regard
as sacred ground. Ho is sat istlod that General Crook,
on account ot his splendid ability as an Indian tighter,
will be amply ublo to tako core of himsolf, though it is
no easy mattor for a forco or less than 2,000
men to cope with a body of 8,000 Indian warriors, j
who are all well armed, especially when the latter uro
acting on tho defensive and can choose their lighting
ground. Much conlldence Is folt that General Terrv's
column will be able to co-operato advantageously with
General Cook in time, should ho be sarrounded or em
barrassed.
THE KERB INVESTIGATION?ATTEMPT TO BREAK
THE FORCE OP EX-CONGRESSMAN BTROUSE'S
TESTIMONY?PROBABLE FAILURE.
Tho Clymer committoo will resume to-morrow the ]
Investigation of tho charge against Speaker Kerr, ana
a witnoss will bo put on the stand to robut tho tosti
mony ol ex-Congressman Strouso. This witness is Mr.
Otto Leissnni;, proprietor of a hotol hero which grew
to bo knowu as tho "Little Khbitt" House, and was so
called uutil thut designation was suppressed by aQ in
junction procured at the instance of tho propri
etors of the Kbbitt House. The committee
were inlormod that Mr. Lelssrlng would tes
tify that ho had paid Mr. Strouso a
money consideration to get him a commission in the
regular army, and, upon this inlormation. u subpoena
was issued for Ms attendunco. Mr. Leissnng was
questioned to-night about the matter and said there
must be some mistake In the inlormation com
muuicatod to the committee, as bo had not paid Mr.
Strouse a dollar lor his services. He was quite sur
prised when told what the committee wanted him lor
and rupouted his assertion that Mr. Strouse's interest
was wholly dovoid of any pecuniary character. Mr.
Blackburn, ol Kentucky, ono of the Qvo members of
the committee, will attend its future sessions, having
suddenly returned from New Orleans at tho request of
Mr. Clytnor, tho chairman.
6ENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WaauiNOTO.N, Juno 4, 1S70.
A BESUME OF ^HE BUSINESS BEFOBE CONGRESS
?THE APPBOPBIATION BILLS?lMPOBXANT
RESOLUTIONS AWAITING ACTION.
Twelve general appropriation bills arc rcquirod to be
passed ovcry session of Congres*, to lake efToct on tha
1st of July. Tho preseut condition of the bills, as
shown by the statement of tlio cleric or tho llouso
Committees oc Appropriations, Is as follows:?
Tho Pension bill, appropriating $29,533 50; tho For
tification and Harbor Defenco bill, appropriating
$ai.'i,000, and ihe Deficiency bill, appropriating
$810,723, have bccotno laws. The Navy bill, appropri
ating $12,432,853, though passed by the House, has not
been acted upon by the Senate. The Consular and
Diplomatic bill has passed both houses, but thore is a
disagreement on the Senate amendments. Tho Joint
Committee of Confcrcnco have reported that tbeyare
unable to agree, and the House members of the com
mittee have asked to be discharged.
Tho Legislative, Executive and Judicial bill, appr<K
priating $12,908,815, having passed tho liou.-.e, is now
in the Senate, which prop ises to iusert amendments to
tho extent of $3,608,042.
The l'ost Office bill, as passed by tho House, appro*
priates $33,739, 100, and Is now belore tho (Senate com
mittee on that subject.
The Hiver and Harbor bill, appropriating $3,872,SSO,
having passed the House, is now iu tho Seuatu.
Tho Joint conferences on the disagreeing amendments
to the Military Acadcuiy bill have not inado a report
lor a month past.
'Hie estimates for the Sundry Civil Expenses bill
have been assigned to different sub-committees, with a
request to report to the lull Committeo on Appropria
tions at the curliest practicable time.
The Indian bill, appropriating $3,903,771, is ponding
In tho House.
The Army bill, appropriating $23,047,977, oxclnsivo
ol the uuex|iended balance made available, Is ready to
b.i re|H>rtod to the House.
There aro over 150 bull on th ? calendar of the Sen
ate, more than Ally of which aic of a private nature,
granting |>oi)s!oiis, Jsc. Ainotu those ol mi important
character which will bo pressed to a vote tins se.-sion
an* me Silver bill, the two bills recently reported Irom
the Committee ou Kailro ids to provide a sink lug I mid for
the settlement of the debt due irom the I'm on and Cen
tral PaciDe railroads; Br. Morrill's Kdurntlonal bill, and
the lull reported Irom the Judiciary Committee uu tho
10th ol May to amend the act of May 31, 1870, to en
force the rights of cltixens to vote so a> to meet the
objections recently expressed In the decision ol the
Supreme Court.
In uddinon to these bills there aro several resolutions
to be considered, and some of them, if taken up, will
cause leug'.hy discussions, especially the State rights
resolution ol Mr. Morion, submitted early in the ses
sion, lor which Mr. Wbyte, of Maryland, has submitted
? substitute.
Mr. Morton has an elaborate speech prepared In ref
erence to Im resolution: but as it will be im
possible to pass it without a long debate it will prob
ably be allowed to go over to tlie next session.
Mr, Sargent will mike every effort to have some
action taken to prevent the mllux o| Chinese to this
country. There are two resolutions on that subject
now belore tho Senate?one, submitted by Mr. Sargent,
requesting the President to have tho trenty with China
modified so as to restrict the immigration, and the
other, submitted by Mr. P.dmunds, instructing the
Committee on Coinaicrce to inquire what legislation, If
any, is necessary on the subject.
v There is also a resolution t>elore the Senate, that re
ported I r>>iii i no Committee ou Privileges and Elections,
to |>ay P. II S. Ptnclibaik the compensation ami mile
age ot a Sen itor Irom Marc'i 3. is73, until tbo time hia
case wia- settled by the Senate
Iu re.am to the Dili to provide for and regulate the
counting pi votos tor President and Vuo President,
which passed the Senate on the 24th ol Marcn, a mo
tion to reconsider, entered by Mr. Fnuruiau, la peud
in,, snd that will be c.lled up at au early day. Tho
numerous bills of less im|>oriauce. now on tho calen
dar audi yet to lie received from the House of Repre
sentative*. will occupy two or three weeks at least,
to say nothing ol the appropriation bills yet to Im acted
oik
1
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PATH OF DMfAUTVUMM ruuM Ml* YOKK fO> Till HdllU
Of JiSB.
firm n.*r.
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June 22.
June 24.
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June 30. Ill amours.. I'll B'oadway
4 Bowling Groeu
til Broadway
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7 Bowling (Ireon
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W-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OK YBSSliLS IN TIIB
COASTING AND FOREIGN TP.ADE-Captuina or oBcon.of
vessels engaged in the counting or loreigu trade, observing the
displacement or removal of tea buoys, are requeued to com
inunitfate the tact to tbo IImialp. so that it may be brought
publicly to the atteutlou of the proper authorities. A letter
addressed "to tlie editor of the UkUAU), New York city,"
giving aa accurately aa possible the uunibar and position of
displacod buoy* or tlie cause of their removal, will suffice in
all casee observed alon^ the Atlaatie and Pacific coaats of
the American Continent. When they are obset ved on the
coast of Kuropcan eonntiiea or lu the Mediterranean it Is
requested that lutorinatlon be sunt either by telograph or
letter to the Loudon oBIca of the Ngw York IIkuald, 40
Fleet street, Ixindon, or to the Paris oflico. 01 Avenue da
I'Opera. Paris. Where the telegraph 1s used despatches
may tie addressed "Bennett. 46 Meet street, lamdou," or
"Eeunett, 01 Avenue da I'Opera, l'arla." Where cases ol
displacement are observed In the waters of couutrle* beyoad
the reach or the telegraph, as lu Asia or Africa, captains may
eomiuuuleatd with us upon reaching the flrst convenient
port. This Information will be cabled Iree of charge to the
llkKALc and published.
ALMANAC FOE NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
PXjy AXP MOOS, I BIOS WAT8B.
Sun rises 4 30 | Got. Island....morn 7 00
Sun sets 7 27 i Sandy Hook...morn 6 1;'.
Moon aulii..... morn 3 10 | Holl Gala, mora 8 46
Nor
Steera
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 4, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
UKPOBTBD BY THK UKRALO STKAM TACUTS Aye B KB ALP
WlHTKsTOJfK TBLKOKAPH LlJtt.
Steamor City of Chester (Bri. Leitcb. Liverpool May 25
and (jueenstown 2Hth. with oidae and pas*eogers to John G
Halo. Ilad moderate weather, with a great deal ol lo<;
May HI. lat 44 52, Ion 45 40. passed hark Sarah H Cann lof
Yarmouth. N'Si, from Philadelphia f?r Dublin; June 1, lat
44l>i, lou 4s<SB, pansiid a large Iceberg: same day, hit
43 30. loll 5U 28, an Austrian bark, bound E, showing alur
nuls ASQC.
Steamer Adriatic (Br), Perry, I.iverpo<i1 Mav 25, and
Queeiistown 20tli. with mds and pasneugers to N J Cortes.
Steamer ,-pain (Br , Grace, Liverpool May J4 audt^ueena
town .'5th, with md?e ami 314 passong^rs to P W J Hurst.
Steamer City Point. Kitageiald, Charleston 3 days, in
ballaat. to ?' C Lonrv.
steniner Wyanoke, Couch, Richmnnd. Cilv Paint and
folk, with mdau aud passengers to the Old Oonnnion St
sliib Cn
Meainer Isaac Bell. Lawrence. Lowes, Del, with rnUne
to tlie Old Domiuiou Steamship t'o.
Ship Oliuura lof Glasgow I, >luipson. Calcutta and Sand
Heads 1 HI ilavs, with usd>? to liowritiic A Archibald. Passed
Cape of Good llope April t?. st Helena 23d, Ascension '.'Sth,
anil crossed the Equator May 3 in Ion 23 .V> W : March 11, iu
lat 13 Hi, Ion 80 2o h, spoke bark Nyplion, Irom Calcutta
for Boston.
Ship Duurohiu (of Windaor. NS), Ilarris, Liverpool, 23
day. with null to Auow Burgess.
?ship Kate Prince lof Portsmouth), Hamilton, Liverpool
via Delaware Breakwater April M, In hallnsi to tu.k*ter.
Milp I' X Blauchard mf Boston, new. I.5S2tousl, I orinjr.
Portland 4 days, iu ballad to Sutt<A ,w Co, will load for San
K raiicisco.
Bark Brothers (of Yarmouth, NS), l'rout, Liverpool, 28
days, in ballast to Hovd .k llenckeii. May '.'2, lat 4<l 15. lou
44*41), spoke bark Priscilla. from Aberdeen for St John .Nil;
27th, lat 42 13, Ion r>4 !<&. schr Ida U Billiard, from Liver
pool for Boston, 48 days out. with lo?s of ruddor. The
Brothers Is anchored iu Griveseud Ray fur orders.
Bark Klora (Xnr) Peder.-sun, l.lvvipojl, 33 days with gait
to order: ve -el to Ianus Tetn s
Hark Dvocti Dubrovsckl (Ausl, Drabei, Loudon 28 day*,
iu ballast to order.
Hark llau \U?uriinich lAus), Parcurich, Ipswich 03 days,
in ballast, to Slocovlch X 1's
Hnrk Blandinn P (Aua), Perovlrh. Leith OOdayt, In ballast
to Sloeovlch A Co. May 28, oD'Beimuda, passed a vessel of
aboi.t 7<*l tons, bottom up, with copper bottom, apparently
but a short time put ou ; had not been long In that condi
tion.
Bark Gcorfrie mf Windsor, NS), McBrlde, Dublin 27 days.
In ballast, to C W liertuux. May 2". lat 43. Ion 55, spoko
bark Sarah A M*plcs, from Sunilerland for Bonton.
Bark Frige (Nor), Kiscn, Keus.tle 3U days, in ballast to
Kreneh, Kdte >1 Co
Bark Nuovo Margherita tltal), Uaccino, Dublin 40 dayi,
lu ballast to order.
Bark Klier lAus), Gurick, Cork 35 days. In ballast, to
order.
ISark Glitner (Nor), llalvor^on, BIIro April 2tt. In ballast,
to Punch, Kdjre Jt Co.
Bark Ossoiuak A (Ana), Ossoiuak, Belfast 42 days. In bal
last to order.
Bark Lienors Sw?), Thnrnaon, Havre, 42 davs. In ballast
to C Tobias 1 Co, is anchored In Graveseud Bay lor orders.
Bark Guilio dial), Puolillu, Bordeaux 32 days, lu ballast
to Lauro storey.
Bark AntoinottaC dial', Krapani, Bordeaux 45 days.-wlth
mdse to St Amatit J. i*oii.
Bark l<alia ioI Yarmouth, NS), Cunningham. Seville 31)
days, with cork. Ac , to Bovd A Hcneken May 29, lat 32
Ion 01). spoke lirlg Cur icns, henco lor (luracou.
Bark Palo Alto. Jetakius. Havana 15 days, with sugar to
order: vexsel to 11 L) 4 J U Hrookman.
Bark Abblo N Kraukllo, Grosa, Matanxaa 15 days, with
surar to James Henry.
Bark Laviula. Davis, Matantas 10 days, with sugar to
order: ve?*cl to Brett. Sou .t Co.
Bark ldalio. Kieliardaou, Cieuluegos, 10 days with sugar
to Tucker A 1.iirlilhu.no.
Brig Llla (of Xat.aui, Leitc'i, Rio Grande 50 days, with
hides, wool. Ac., to Uelrlch .V Co.
Brig KIkiI iN'or). Norland, Ulo Janeiro April 12. with
eolli'a to Charles Lallan A Co: v??s?l to Puiicri. Edye A Co
Brig Kavorlte iof New Ilaveni. Woodward, Pnint a-I'ltre
2t> days, with niigar and mola?sen to II Trowbrid^es Sons.
Brig Sarah Crowell. Kolsy, St Johns, I'U, 10 days, wi
sugar to J V Onatavia A Co
Bri.' II Trowbridge. Crocker, Huinaena, PR. 16 days, with
sujar and molasses tJ J D RlvoraACo; vestal to Lovol A
Sindaa.
Brig Kotoclydoa (of Kronomy. NS), Shaw ilate Gaveni,
Police, PR, 13 days, with sugar and molasses to Gerhard A
Brewer. May 10 Captain itaviu died at Pouee, and*as
buried at that place.
Brig Oliver Cutis (Br), Jones, St Marc 18 days, with lo(.
wood and cotton to A Muuer. A Co: vessel to R Murray. Jr.
Brig Alitv Carielou, Tucker, Matansas 13 ilaya, with
sugar to S A W IVoLh; vessel to Miller A Houghton.
Brig 8 V Xli-hols. Chase, Malansas 14 dajs, with sugar to
HavcineverA Elder.
Brig Semenet (of Windsor. NS*. Hosley. Matantas 14
davs, with sugar to Yotrnga, Smi:h A Co; vcssbl to C W
Bcrtaux.
Brig C?K>t. Anderson, Cardeaas 11 days, with su^arto
f!ltu|i<en. Olapp A Co.
Brig Mnaiairel (Norl, Xathanlelsen. St Ja^o, 21 dayi,
with >u.*arto Brookes A Co: vessel to order.
Brig I'liooias Owen. Gnptll. -.igua 11 davs, with sn^ar to
Charles Luling A Co; veesel to Marcus Hunter A Co.
llrig Li ilia II Cole (Br . Ro?o. l.uantaAauio. 1J days, with
suuar to tlrookes A Co: rj-?el to Waydell A Co,
Sclir D M Kreneh (of i<an.'or), Kreucli, Agnadilla. PR. 11
days, with sugar to Browu Brothers; ve.sei to >1 W Loud A
Co.
Sehr Theresa (of Boston). McQninn, Para 15 dayi, with
rubber aud nuts to O Amsiuck A Co; vessel to 1) G Wen
berg.
sclir Nellie K Saw?er (of Portland'. Gatchell, Xagualo,
I'll, 14 days, with sugar and molasses, te Rivera A Co; ves
sel to Sinn.son. Cjaiip A Co.
Sclir Clara l^avitt lot Portland), I^unhard. Naguabo, PR,
12 days, with sugar to J Y Oualavia A Co: veaacl to Uretl,
Sou A Co
sclir Uight Away (of Now Haven), Crosslev, BartcoaU
davs, with rrult to Gomes. Penrsall A Co: vessel to II J
Weuberg. May 28. lat 2*1 40, lor. 74 30, saw wlrtllng ?chr
allowing signal VY Martin, hove to, trying out oil.
Srbr George Clark. Ilartlett. Havana 1"> ilavs. with augar
to lloielnvrwar .t Brown; vessel to iua>ter.
Schr II W I'mlrr, Klch, Maianias 14 days, with sugsr to
llavenit ver A Elder; vessel to I'araou. A Loud.
Schr P G Itiism-II Rankin, Baracoa 12 day s. with frnit to
Gotnex, Pearsaii A Co; vessel to K .1 Wenber.
Sehr Civile, Laufhten lluvana. 1'.' days, with sugar to
Rnliira A Co; *i*s?el to C W Bertitux A Co.
Schr Ida Blrdsall, Potter, Si Jsgt .Way 3 and Caanta*
namo 2iHb, with >ugar to Brooks A t o: vessel to master.
Sclir >V B Kmchion. Hegem.t.1. Baracoa ID uavs. with I'rull
to Gomel, Penrsall A Co; vessel to B J Wonlierg.
Sclir Prank.'aineson (of l(ockl*iid>. Bunker. Paraeoa 1 i
days, with fruit to J Lluhi A C ?; vessel to B *1 Weinberg.
Sclir Mary D Leach ioI Provluretnwn), Paine. Abaeo ft
days, with piue? to P T Monlell A Son; vessel to B J Wen
berg
Sehr Robert Byron, Ni' hoLea, Harbor I?land, Hdaya with
pine, to Win Donclss; so sol to Jame. K Ward A Co.
Si lir llarll ? Pierce, llawes, Kleutliera, with pines to
James Douglai A Co; vessel to It J Weinberg.!
Sclir Herbert P.. Mount, llrar.oa Santlaxo 2"i days, a ilh
hides and wool, to Woodl.ou?e A llndd. May J4, lat 2S 3t),
Ion 7l> 4<>, spoke schr Geo D luckerton, Irom t'lenfungos lor
tlelta*t. Me.
,-clir 8 L Kustell i?r Lcesbury. NJ), Smith, Jacksonville
II days, with lumber to U ) aircliilds A Co.
Sclir J A L llrynn lol vb-ecni). l?o, Brunswick, Ga, 14
days, with lumber to dentley . iliMeisleovo A Co.
Sclir K sbubert, Cranmer. UI?-binoud. Ya.
>chr John A Cnrtta. ljuillen. IliuUmoud.
Sehr Hen llalloek, -barren Klclimond.
Schr Sam Weller. Ilroekwell. Virginia.
Scbr J D Cramer, Ma hews, Virginia.
Kc'ir Jonn M.igel an. Pnaro, Yirglnia.
Schr II II I'ltts Preach, > irginia.
S<0ir Marv Parker. Petit. Vltirluia.
Sclir Adulita, I.ovrland Virginia.
Sclir G I Mnbi.ard. Sanders Virginia.
Schr John K Klrkman, Ulcli .ndsou, Virginia.
Sclir llettie J. Showell, Virginia.
Selir llelsn Ma-lirouek. >oper. tieorgetowu, DC.
Schr G II Vrreiiuid, Vancliel. Georgetown, DC.
Schr P K Prankiin, Lcg.-utt. Georueiowu. DC, for New
lis veil.
Scbr A C Lyons, Jeffrey, Baltimore
H. lir Julia h Pratt. Crowell. Baltimore for Nornalk.
8,-lir M li Arnold, Arnold, Baltimore tor New llaveu.
Sell' Kodney Parser, Parker, Hanimore tor New Haven.
schr Howard Williams, Walnwright, Baltimore for
Bridgeport
PASSED THROUGH HELI. GATE.
not ND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Pitchburg, Springor. New Bedfard for
New York.
Sleamcr hlectra. Yoang. Providence for New York
schr Victor. Look, sands' lllver, Ns, lor hew York
spartei. Cro.tinaa. Dorchester. Ml, tor New Yo
!^5r-.ru','k* riHrk- '? ""??? XB. for New York
( I 8I111IHS. A brants. Providence for >ew York.
Schr
Sehr
Sehr
ork.
ork.
Sehr Allda, I bafd. I'igei 11 Ci.. e lor N"ew York
York'''1 ,,Tln 8 Eeouebea River for New
schr Mary Parrow. Waar Millstone Point for New York
scbr Matties Collins, I'IckIiisoii Portland lor New York,
sehr Annie f. Wei.b Ueob. Providence lor New York.
Scbr Henrietta, Blllinas. Midaletowu. Ct, tor Naw York.
?brTii ^ Allen, iUmlMll. Port Jeffernoit inr S?w Yo?k
Schr Kxceialor. Hl/deiibur^. Cold spring for New York.
?ohr Isaae U Borden, itaker. Pall River for New Yark.
Schr Plight. Brown. Mllford for New Yon.
Sclir J 8 i.auipny. Could. Keuucbec for New lurk.
Sclir t'lvHH'My Eu??. Providence lor New York.
St iii AIIh.th. KIlia. Maclna* lor Sew York.
Sclir l>la Palmer. Palmer. rttmliirl lor New lork.
hvlir Sallie Hurtou. Hurley. Sumtoni For New York.
Sclir liaie, McXuuer, Greenwich for New York.
BOUND KAHT.
Schr T???i. Smith. Pertli Amboy fur New London.
Scbr Wiliurd P Phillip*. llawklti*. Philadelphia for Edgar
town.
Schr A 11 Aekrn, Amboy for Salem.
ftchr Sum Flower. Clinton. Philadelphia for Provincetown.
hkl Kodoiitu. Kundull. New York lor Stanington.
Scbr Allt-o tiurney. Carney. New burg for New llaveu.
Schr K J Uirtiry. ituroey. Newbury lor New llaveu.
Sclir Emperor, iiimbai, New York lot Hound Pond, Me.
Sclir Ida May. Clapton. Elisabethport lor Hoatou.
t-clir i vvcnue, Plilnuey, Philudxipuia lor Saleiu.
Kehr Governor Coiwy, Ridley, Ambwy fur Portland, lie.
Scbr ?Vin t? ilium. WiWwi. New York for Providence.
Sclir Catharine. Jordan, Kli*alj*ihport lor Lynn.
Sclir Lluia Cochrane, Hopkin*. New York lor Button.
Wind at Miuset. SSS ; at mldulirhi, \V, lirlit
Barometer at sunaet. 20. 84; midnight, 2H85.
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE
Nkwhout, tt. 1., June 4. 1876.
Bark National Eagle, which wai in oollUion with brie 8
X Call/more, hairing lluiihed her repair*, was taken in tow
thia AM by a learner Bolus. for the purpoae of getting her
outal <e. but when about 300 yards XK of the breakwater
lighthoiiae she grounded, and did not Itoal off until 4 o'clock
thia I'M, and came to anchor In the upper harbor uuin
jural. ?>he will be towed outalde to morrow inorauig.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Babk Thomas Cocubaxk (Br). Taylor, from London for
Boaton, put into Halifax June 3 luuky.
Scim Mist. from Calais for lloaton, put into Lubeo May
30 with loaa of boat aud rudder.
Boston, Juno 4?The ateaiuer Orieutal, of the Boston
?nd Savannah line, went uabnre on llighlaud Ledge thia
evening In a fog The paoeugers, twenty in number, and
the crew were taken off by n fishing acbooner, and reuebt'd
thl* city sbortlv after midultht. The summer la repotted
full of water. She had a eargo of coitou, naval atorea, AO.
The extent ol the damage in not known.
LiCVdiKP? May 30 Irom the yard of Jaa M Bayle* A
Hon, Port Jefferann, the 3-iuaaled, centre board. double deck
arbr Eleanor, owned by ileun Kloyd A Newina. of New
York; Capt Abncr E Squire*, ol Brooklyn (who will com
mand hei); the buildera and uartie* in South Carolinu. ller
dimensions areLength of keel. 114 feet: beam. Ml foct;
bold, 8 feet; between dccka, t> feet; carrying capacity, 500
ton*. It a light draught vessel. drawing when launched, all
-purred and rigged. 4 leet - Inches alt aud 3 leet 10 inches
forward: the contract called lor 4!3 feet water without
cargo. She it now at this port ami wiil load for <>enrueto?u
and I'oiut Bluff, SC, In which trado ahe is chartered for a
year.
WHALEMEN.
A letter from Captain Tripp, of bark Pioneer, of NR. dated
Barbados, May 12, report* arrived 8th, with Tuo bbls sperm
oil all told. At 3 AM, April 1*7, was run Into by Hr bark
Abbottaford, striking the Pioneer on the atarboard bow,
staving in bulwark* from tlu< fore rigging to the knight
head*, carrying away iibbooin. fly jihhooui and May*,
torctopiniul. loretopgaliunt yard, knocked ti e Pioneer
on the other t ek ami cume in on hor quurter,
carrying away malnrail and stanchion* from the quurter to
the gangway; carrying av.ay starboard boata. davit* and
everything belonging to h<'r;nl*o carried nway overhead
Louse aud bearer* aud stove boat on the bearer*, and carried
awitv two muin chain*, brnko the millennia*! in three |duce*
above deck, curried away uiainloprallant yard, and chafed
the main and lulsxen rig^iug. maintop and back atay*. 1 he
l'ioueor was repairing a* rapidly a* possible, anil would
ahip part ot oil by brig Klvie Allen for New Bedford.
A letter from Ca|-t Edick. of bark Sappho. of NB, report*
her at llarbado* April 12, with 200 bbls up oil. Had shipped
oil by brig Eivie Allen for NB, and sailed 14th to crui*c.
SPOKEN.
Ship Bohemia, Delauo, from Liverpool for San Francisco,
April IS. lat 2 N. Ion 25 W.
Ship iUccliorae (Nor), from Areudal for Amoriea, May 7,
lat 49 4O. ion 11 30.
Ship Hamilton Hsh. Mortimer, from S.iu Francisco for
Qiieeustuwii. March 'JO, lat 54 47 8, ion 58 08 W.
Ship Hattie E Tapiey. Taplev. Irom Point Ijoboa for Eu
rope. April I'J, lat IB 15 S, lou 31 03 W.
Ship Borrowdale iBri. Smnett, from I.lvorpool lor San
Franclaco, May 12. lat 42 43 N, Ion 11 42 IV.
Ship Loul* Walalt, White, n-ora Pclut Loboa for Queeua
town. April 13, lat 21 S, lou 2H \Y.
Ship M Patrick (Bri. sterratt, Irom Liverpool for Mont
real, May 20, lat 51. Inn 14 30.
8hlp Success, Chase, from Havre for Sandy Hook, May 10.
lat 4m. luu 25.
Sliip Kyerton (Br), from Liverpool for Quebec, May 14. lat
48 40, Ion 3X35.
Ship A A E Lovitt. from Amsterdam for (jueboc, with lose
of mainmast, lat 45 30 N. Inn 10 50 ff,
8hip Con*tautine. Crocyy, from London for New York,
May 15, off the Start.
Hark Martha A McNoil, Jordan, from Amsterdam for
Kockluud, Me. May 17. lat 4<i 3S, lou 34 50.
Bark (venlr (Nor), from Uichibucto for , May 7, lat 47
N. Ion 35 W.
Bark W W Hnrver (fier). Peters, from Mary port for
Lewei, Dot. Mar 10. lat 44 37. Ion 42 ..'O.
Bar* Nordcap (N'orl, Irom Bromeu for New York, May 18,
lat 47 50. ion 30 22.
Bark Caledonia (Br), Irom Exmoath for Sydney, CB, Mny
18 lat 47. loll 15.
Burk Aurora iNor), from Peusacola for Aberdeen, May 13,
SO miles KNfc of the Lisard.
Bark Asyrln (Br), from Liverpool for Sydney, CB, May 15,
lat 51, Ion 19.
Bark Jessie Boyle (Br), Tom, from Bristol for Pansacolu,
May 15, lat 50, Ion 18.
llrig Chllllanwa.liih (Br), Cotcord, from Rotterdam lor
Mew York, May 14, lat 40, Ion 48.
Brig Mary Jane Wilber, of St John, bound west, Mny 13,
lat 47 35 N. Ion 4t 30 W.
Sclir L> B Evore .t. from St Jago lor Boston, June 3, off
Cupo May.
S1i?h:? (American ship). May 17. lut 45 N, Ion 27 W.
The Tremuore, from Santo* lor Charleston April 8, lat 17
S, lou 20 W.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merchants, shipping agent* uud shipmasters are Informod
that by telegraphing to the HtcnaLD London Bureau, ad
dressing ''Bennett, No. 48 Fleet street, London." or to the
Paris oiTice, addressing "Bennett, 01 Avenue de l'Opera,
Paris." the arrivals at and departures ln>m European and
Eastern ports of American aud all ioreluii vessels trading
with tho United States, the same will bo cabled totbl* coun
try Iree of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from Preneh and Medi
terranean port* will tind the Paris ollice the mora economi
cal and expeditious for telegraphing news.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Bremk.x, Juno 2?Sailed, ship BrUUh Quota (Br), Brotki,
Philadelphia; 3d, bark Marco l'o o iGer), Schafer, New York
(was reported lulled Ma}- 30).
Bordeaux?Anived, Peruvionue, from .
CortsuAiAKM?Arrived, bark Da^uy (Nor), Frollcb, BalU
moro.
?'kttk?Arrived, bark Dumeuico Lanata (Hal), Rotaiwo.
New Orleana; brig Aurora iltab, Messina, do.
IIamblro, June2 ? Sailed, Franklin, (or New York; 3d,
ship Humboldt lucr), Corson |iu reported (ailed May
28).
IIatbk, June 3?Sailed, ship Union, Greenleaf, Philadel
phia; bark Charley (Brl, Uoblnson, New York.
Kiiruxu, Juuo J?Arrived, brig Daisy Boy n ton. Appleby,
Boston,
Lisbon?Sailed, ship Trafalgar (Br), Craft, Darlen.
Oporto?Arrived, Britannia, lrom .
Sailed, brig I'aquelo da Nova York (Port), CunUa, New
York.
Pltmoctii. June 4?Arrived, steamer Frlsla (Ger>,
Brnndt, New Yor* for Hamburg (and procoeded).
Qvrinstowh, June it-?Arrived, ship Dauntless, Chester,
Portland, O; barks TewRshnry L Sweet, Grlffln, Portlaud,
Me ; 4th, ship Mariauna Nottebohm, Whitney, Eudoroerry
Island via Honolulu (an I sailed for Hamburg); barks ('has
Kobei, Low, Proboliniro; Little Gillespie (Hr), Berguian.
7.H/1; Acder (Nor), Relnertsen. Philadelphia; Sedmi Oil
brovacki (Aui), Tallariue, New York: Si (ltal), Pastorinl,
Baltimore; Frier (Nor), Olsseo. do; scUr Frances (Br1,Car
ter. Satilla, Ga.
Also arrived 4tb, steamers City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy,
New York for Liverpool; Pennsylvania, Harris, Philadelphia
for do land both urocjeded).
WliATUKU KEPOBT.
Falmoctb. Juno 4, I'M?Wind W, fresh breesa.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Halifax, June 3 -Arrived, hark Thomas Cochrane (Br),
Taylor. Loudon for Boston, leaky.
Sailed 3d. steamer v.ourge Cromwell, Bacon (from New
York>. St Johns, N F.
QtaaEi', June 2?Arrived, steamer Mefrantic. Battcrsby,
Liverpool;ships i veiiMin, (Jeiinls, do; Hullvla. Murphv. do;
barks rbomas L Kntidale, Workington: Mary borough. Irvine,
Newcaetle; Ansger. tirundersou, Bremen; Northw.ud,
Wright, London.
Cleared 2d?Bark New Brunswick. London.
bailed, 2?tb. stoaiuer Dominion. Koberte, Liverpool.
II'NR StKAMKB ATLAS. AT BOSTOX.J
AnTWBRr. Mav 21?Arrived, I'alma. Murrell New York.
Alma.itk, May 13?Arrived, Giles Loilug. Anderson, Va
leucl?.
Sailed l'?th, l-.ndeavor, M.iuntfovd, Aim ? r 1 a.
Anjkh. April lO? Arrived, Hawthorne, Nason, Pedant for
New Vnr*.
Bristol. May 23?nailed, Klmina, Partridge, Barbados;
Bavard, fonnejrsen. MlraiiilcbL
llsi.rvsT. May 2e-Arrived. II Webster1 Prinov, Portland,
O; lothair. Holy wood, ft John, NB.
Sailed '.Oth, Klena, Kiiertsen. St John. NB.
Bassm*, April 12?Arrived, Henrietta. Blauehard. Liver
pool.
t'ARiurr, May 22?Arrived, Gov Wilmot, Ixiwe, London.
Cleared 2Uth. t'hieitaiu, Qurbec.
i'kttk. May 10?Sailed, C K Juyne, Osborne, Island of
Lll>a and Philadelphia
i'oloumo. April 14? Sailed, Polly, Wood, New York.
D'IVkh. Mav 2J? Arrived laoilllen, Jacobseu, Dm-lea.
Passed up 22<l. Napier, trom MauliiiHla.
llni'iLk, May 22 ? sall?<i, Kniauuele, Tuecl, New York;
Gipsy (Ju -en. Mont^omerr. Baltimore.
(?I.OL'CRSIRM. M?v 22?Arrived, Felix, Pnrstenan. Stettin.
lilthKMits May 23?S.iiled, Kr?t, \mnintscii, Miramicbi.
GariiK, Mav :??Arrived, frosvik. Petersen, favauuah.
Girrv-km. Mat ?Cleared, Cyrla, Quebec.
Gkxoa, May in-Cleared. Belle <>r the llay, Williams, Qlr
genil.
11 cLI., May .2?Sailed, Othello (s), Br'sttw, New York.
IIarilri'OOL, May 22?Sailed, Henrietta, Sveuasen, Que
bec. ,
IIki.vokt. May 21?Arrived, Biirusl Is), W etter^reu, Phil
adelphia.
Sailed 21st. Johanna. Ki.pcke, New York.
II* i nxr.roRB May 10?arrived. Pater Kohland, Probn,
Ba'tir Port.
lp?*rien. May 22?Arrived. Francesco, Romano. Boston.
Livkrpool. May 23 ? Arrived, t'lty ot itichmond ts).
Brooks, New York : Krln's Gem. MeFee. St J'lhn, NB.
Cleared 22d. Andrew Jaekson, Bartlett. Boston; Svalen,
Suudliolm. Mlramielil; llithii mauu, Thompson, Quebec;
. H mIton. Williams, M John. N H.
Loxnox. May 22?t'l*are l .'verlje, Wetterburg, Quebec.
Sailed from (iiavesend -'3d, Vera, New York.
l.v^X, May 23?Arrived In the roadt, Kate Howe, Mc
Neilly, Baltimore.
I.issox, May It)?Sailed, Carrara, Poutremoll, Philadel
phi a.
MARrPORT. May 22?Arrived. Soflld, Jorjenson, Dariea
via Queviostoati
Maa.h i is. May 21-Snlled, Sophia It Lubrs, Hopkins,
Now Vi?rk.
Ma l'La AIX, April 8-Arrlved. Cariboo, Storm. Buenos
Ay res.
Cleared April 13. Kit Car?on Spence. Knrope.
NrwcasTL*. Mav tt?Cleared, r.tov, New York.
Nkwcort, Mav id-Cleared Prince Hassou, Uaston, Mon
treal ; Isaaa Jack sen. Welak. Buaaos Aevoa.
PLTBocrn. *?y22-a*lle<J. Vila. Luxton. Qnebee.
Passed iho Laaard 22d. Helios, from .New York far KM
nore.
PuMAKTn, May SO-Salltil, Mary Prater. Dexter, Yok*>
unu.
Pacillao, May SO?Sailed, St Concvleve. Dsroeurant,
New Orleans.
Palkiiho, May 1H-Sall*d. Caledonia (?). Mntoas.
Qdssnvtown, May 22?sHiled. Svanen. Havre; Christina,
Breinuu; t a?<>alo, Rotterdam; Arturu, Genoa; China,
Leith. ?
Shiklds, M*y 2J?Sailed, Semi ramus (Xor), Sau Pratt,
elect).
SlNii.iruUK, April 17?Sailed, Windermere, Miller. Mar
seiiles.
Shinuuai, April Sailed, Madame Demurest, Bisaet,
Amojr
iaxtL, May -.'I-Arrived, Redowa, Wallace. Saw York.
IPKit Stkauku City or ('uvsth.]
Alcoa Bay, April SI?Sailed, Ceyloo. Ouarn; 22d, KtheL
Burottdon *
Baik-iiI-ona. May 19?Arrived. Monserrat. Font. Mobile
Boston. May 23?Sailed, l-.uima. Philadelphia.
Bki.kast. May 22?Arrived. Pocahontas. Boas, Pensacola.
Sailed '.I'lli. Sabra. I.'liarltou, New Vork; 25th. Balahaur
Nicolich. Delaware Breakwater. '
Bkai'ai.iuiiai km, May 22 ?Arrived, K II Palmer, Larsena
New York.
BttasT. May IS? Sailed, Mary Alio* Doran, Sbaw, New
York: 1Mb, Minis, Welch, do.
iloRPKAirx. May 21? Sailed from Panillao, Carlo, Ton.
nesen, New York: Atlanta. Davics, Quebec.
Went to tea from Kovau 23d, St (.uneviera, Deaiarant,
New Or la u lis; Elvluii. Johnston. Martinique.
Buknkn, May 22?Arrived, Frankfort (?), Yon Bdnv
New Orleans.
Sailed 224, Anna, Sainme, Pensacola; Maas, Zeplle^
Quebec.
Con*. May 23?Sailed, Alno, Montreal.
Cadiz. May 19?Arrived, Fidelia. Young,. New York.
Sailed 20lli. J W Drury. Crowoll, Gloucester, Maas.
CoPK.NUAi.KN, May IS?Cleared. United Kaeolei, Phila
delphia.
CoKC.tNA, May 24?Sailed. St Loula (*), New Orleans
Dimiai.k, May 2-1?Sailed. I.ui-a. Lticcl, New Yurk; 24th,
Gustst Adolf. Janssen, Hampton Roads.
Arrivod 24tb, I.uura It, St.)oIiia. Nil.
Dkal, May 24?Sail'd. Gentile New York.
Dotal*. Mav 24?Arrived, Nancy, St Jobs, NB: Addla
Benson, do; Rerlna. do.
Sailed 24th, Empress. Boston.
Dantzic, .Mav 21? Arrived. Mentor. Uiebe, Baltimore.
Dl'Xfciu.v. NX. March lti?Sailed. Amerlcau Lloyd's, Park
Hon- Konir.
I'.LMioitK. May 20a-Arrivtd, Aifuun, foudo, Copenhaoon
for Philadelphia.
Gkiusby. May 23?l'asaed down, Carrlo Clark, Stowell,
from Hull, K. I'or?.
Sailed 24th, Intra, lluraldaon, Qneboc.
Glociikstkr. May 21?Arrived, Mary Lawton, Oliver. SI
John, NB. Loreujto Cojfoletto, Pouite, Philadelphia; Asoff,
Stavnnicer, New fork; Mn, Reynold*, Wiscasset; 25th i
Cambay, Evans. Pensacola.
liiiBAT Yarmouth, May 24?Arrivod, Osterllde. New
Orleans.
(?KidbNOCC, May 2.%?Arrived, Ernest, Lunt, Portland.
Sailed 23d, Savannah, Knell, Quebec; 25th. Ascoy. Mar
cusscn. Montreal.
UiauALTAH, May 17?Arrived, (iertrnde E Smith, Jam*,
ton. Aliriers for St Thomas.
Cleared 10th, Investigator, Uutman (from MarselUoi).
New York.
Gkkoa. May 20?Sailed. Arno, Snppa. New York.
H avkv.. May 2<>? Sailed. N Tliavor. Crosby, New York.
Harwich, May S3?Passed, Clementiua S, trout Haiti*
more lor Ipswich.
Hklvout. Mav 23? Arrivod. Incoromta Monto Oarmolo,
Lubrano. New York; Advocate, Spi.;er do.
l.rrKKPOOL, Mttv 23?Arrived. Polynesian (*), Brown,
Montreal; Kuypt (*). Groitan, New York.
Sailed 24th. Andrew Jaekson, llartlett, Boston: Edmund
Richardson, llrodie. Bio Janeiro; Forest Queen, Norris,Que
bec ; Hahnemann. Th?m*--u, do; Nevada (a), Freeman,
New Yurk iaud left Qu-enstown 25th); Tabor. Taylor, Sal
Francisco; Walton, William*. St John. NB.
('leared 24:h, l.udv lilrd.Rlx, Quobee; Thnle, Wersland,
do; Louise (lato II W Workman), Bull, do; Mora, Voulii^
do.
London. May 23?Arrived. Napier. Rygot, Manlraaln j
24th, Johu Swan, Eumbali, Portland, Me; (Jlivta, Christian
sen. St John. NB.
Cleared 23d. Greece (si, Andrews. New York (and left
(iravesend 24th); Bernardo, SchialHno, for do; Rnhtinaa,
Wikander, Bull lilver; 24th, Print Friedricb, Gramou, New
York.
I.KITH, May 25? Arrived. Josephine, West, Baltimore.
Lim*kick,' May 25? Arrivod, Harmonie, Audersen, St
John. NB.
Lyxk. May 23?Arrived. Kate Howo. Baltimore.
Lwholi, May 21?Sailed, Tlios J Lancaster, Hunter,
Boston.
Lisbon, May 19? Arrived, Rhone. O'Brien. Oporto.
Makskiixk*, May 22? Arrived, Mapffle M, Chalmers, Zata.
Nkwcastll, May 23?Cleared, Rosie Welt. Welt, Sail Fran
cisco.
Nkw Ross, May 21?Arrived. La Salette, I.adania, Balti
more via Qneenstowu.
Nuwport, May 21--('leared. Jutra, Larson. Quebec.
Plymouth Mav 21?Sailed, Amanda, St Julia; 25th,
Veritas. Melds. Quebec.
l'KNi&AXCK. Muy 24?Arrivod. Dictator, Colli*. New York.
PkaWLK Point, May 23?Passed. Senator I Ren. Lens
from Kremen for North America; Sarah, of Yarmouth, N^
bound oast.
Qi ki.nstown. May 23?Arrircd, Little Dalgllsh, Dalgllsh.
Demerara iaud proceeded for Liverpool).
Sailed, May 23? Port una. Antwerp; liartolomeo, Marcianl,
Rotterdam; I.nolo. Murchison, Llvorpot^; Yarra Yarra,
London; '.'4th. Monkshaven, Galway; 25th, Lottie Stewart,
SliKlliurne. NS.
llio Jankibo?Arrirod, Newman Hall, Slater, Cardiff.
Rkvai., May IS?Arrived. Atlas, Larsen, New Orleaaat
Priedleit. Mortensen, do.
Sailed 19th. Mattle M At wood, Newcomb. Sweden.
St Uhks. Mav 11?Sailed. KlUa Morton, Loland, Halifax.
Si.iuo, May 20?Sallod, Duke of Rothesay, Roberta, Que
bec.
Siikeumes.1. May 24? Sailed, Americans, Prance, St Jobo,
NB.
Siiiki.ds. May 25?Arrived, Francis Johns, Pestley, Best*
fort, SC.
Sailed 23d. British General, Sun Prsnclrso.
Swansea, May 23? Cleared, Pinkataqua, Scott, Valpa
raiso.
Arrived 24th, llidaliro. Phillips. Bull River.
Wim.linuton. NZ. March 10?Sailed, Fred White,Thomas
Maiiila.
WAT;:nroRD. May 24?flailed, Ann. McCralit. Mlramlchl)
Rer^eusiiDd, Mortouson, Now York; Terosa-loAloo, Domio
ico. do.
Bristol. May 23?The City of Lncknow. Watson, from
New York, encountered heavy vales from WSW to ,VW from
April :*> to Mav tl. Oil the 3d had a heavy gale from the
eastward tor 12 hours, veering to tho west, hlowictt heavily,
with terrific squalls and a liiirli cross sea; cari^i settled ovof
to starboard side; ship lurching heavily with the cross sea;
sustained slight damajre to bulwark*, llad 8ne weather
from the Banks, wind mostly easterly.
Liverpool. May 25?the SaUaga Association reports that
the Xurkustan has beeu sold, with ber materials, for ?2,7UO
AMERICAN PORTh.
BOSTON. June 4?Arrived, brijr Hattie, Robinson. Baltk
mure; achrs Davhl (Bri. Smeltner. Poiico, I'll: Caleb Eaton
Sairnes Born'oa, Vvl; City of Chelsea. Ooodwin, Bermuda
BALTIMORE. June 4?Arrived, steamers William Wood
ward, Younjt, New York; Joha 8 Shriever, Wood, l'hil?
dolphin.
B aNUOR. June J?Cleared, schr Arthur Barton, Frohoq
Georgetown, DC.
BRISTOL, June 3?Sailed, acbr C Q Creamer,Cranmel
Philadelphia.
GHAKIiESTOK. June 1?Arrived, acbr Althea, Black
mini, Philadelphia.
Sailed?Schr latinle W Johnston, Outou, King'* Ferry,
Kin.
3d?Arrived, ?chr Telegraph, from Norfolk.
hailed?Schr Mary Clark. New York.
?Itli?Snlled, sehrs Tarry not, Corson, Philadelphia; L A A
Babcoek. Smith, Bootnbuv.
DITCH ISLAND II ARBOR. Junu 2?Arrived, lehr W II
Sargent, Parker, hast (ireenwich n>r New York.
PREEPOR1', May 27?Arrived, bark Amelia, Foye, San
Francisco.
FORTRESS MONROE, Juno 3-Passed out, bark* Jo
hnim Luiin (Run1. f;ir Londonderry. I; Peter Anker (Nor),
lor (^uceustowu ; Carina tllalj.do; Zeppiro iltal), for Dub
lin?all from Baltimore
PALL H1VRR, .luue 1?Arrived, steamer llorculea, Swa*
ley. Phlladelnhi.i (and a tiled 2<l to return).
2d?Milled. tehr Light Boat, Wood, New York.
URKENPOKT, I.I. Slav 2ii?Arrived, emnck John Roach,
New York (ami mailed 2Wth for Maine) ; 27lh, schrs M O
Wells. Cat '. Philadelphia for Nantucket (ami sated 2!>thl;
smack* Stnriu Child, Ynnnc, New York land tailed Htith
lor Nantucket) ; 3(>th, CberoUee, Monhot, do (and tailed
31st for Maine).
Ll'UEC, May 28? Saiicd, achr Torpedo, Allen, New York.
30th?Arrived, schr Sammy Pord, Allen, Dorchester, MB
(and nailed for New York).
31st?Sailed, acbr Chas E Sean, Turner, Uillsbnro. to lond
for New York.
NEW BEDFORD, June 3?Sailed, schr Daniel Webster,
Wlnslew, New York.
NEWPORT, June 2. PM? Sailed, sehr Oliver Ames, BaV
hitt. Providence fo" Philadelphia; Gloucester, Ilnrloy, from
New York lor New Bedford; J U Tripp, Niekeraon, do lor
Chatham.
I'OrtTLAND, O, May 27?Arrived, bark Dawn, Nelson,
San Krancia.o.
PORT M ADISON. May 2fl-ArrIved. bark Tidal Wave,
Reynolds, S-m Francisco
POUT GAMBLE, May 20?Arrived, bark Victor, San Fran
Cisco.
PORT ltLAKELY, May 20?Arrived, bark R K 11am,
Gove, San Kranelten.
27.li?ialled, bark 0 L Taylor.'Benrmsn, San Pedro.
PORT TOWNSKND, May 2d?-Arrived, bark (Jem of tba
Ocean. <!ray. Situ Francisco.
I'll 1LA 1 iKI.PIII A, June 4?Arrived, steamer Illnois
Shitcklord, Liverpool; Juniata; Catherine, Savannah; J W
Everm.in. Piatt. Richmond; bark* Scud, Wilson. Palermo;
Mlneria 11 till 1, tialliaui. London; Stralsun I u?er), Obl
b.'r*. Cork: schr Industrie, (PonO, l'ereira, Portimo.
Sailed, steamer Yirtriuia.
I'ORTLaND, Me, June 2 ? Cleaved, brig A'inle D Torrey.
Haskell. Kennebec, to load lor New York; achr Snow Bird
(Br 1. Criops, st John. NR.
RICHMOND. June 2?Arrived, brljt (leo S Berry, York,
New Yerk, to load for liahlu: aehrt Annie Burr, Simpson,
<>0. to Ion I tor Klsinore ; >ancv Smith. Boyd, do, te load lor
Rio Janeiro: Waidemar, Parker. Baltimore, to dnialt load
in/ Hour lor Santos; Yankee Doodle. Hose, Orient, LI; A R
Goodman, liacoti. New York; Crisis, Bowen. do.
Sailed?Steamer W> anoke. Couch, New \o?k: achrt Kate
N.'wtnan, st John. NB; Lulu Ammerman, Pieraon, New
\ o-k.
Cleared?Bark Vn??ar (Dan), Pit, Cork lor orders.
SAN F.tANCISCO, May 2?t?bailed, barks II W Almy,
Freeman, Honolulu via Tr nidul; Portland. Uago. Astoria.
27th?Arrived, barts tin 11 Diets, Endieott, Seattle;
Monitor, Emerson. Humboldt
Cleared?Ship Lookout, Wigffin. Sehomo; schr Qrcybonnd,
Burns, Tahiti. '
Sailed?ships New Kra, Sawyer, Cork; Lookout, W iBifln,
Beliinjrbara Bay; bark Northwest, Farnham, Port Madi
?<>||.
June S -Sailed, steamer Granada, for Panama.
SEATTLE, May 2tl-.">alled, bark Aureola, Malgram, Ran
Francisco. _
SAVANNAH, June 4?Arrived, sehr* Wtn Slater. Kilten,
Gardiner, Me; Tboi Vamriluer, \ aiigiider, Philadelphia;
l.loctra. Rappahannock River.
Railed?Sclirs Annie Leland. Horner, Provideuce; Eva J
Smith, Philadelphia.
YACHTS, sriiAUflO.VTs, sWC.
Y -l;>0 mi,\TS"RE\DV~TO Sill !?; HHKLOOTE
jfV. Whitehall. Metallic Lifeboat* and Spoon Oars 3<>d
South St. aud 114 123d St., Ilariem Klver.
BTKPIIEX ROBERTS.
LARUE ASSORTMENT or' BOMS READY fUS
J II ??le: orders r.-eel ved fcv T. DF.SSM0ND, boat build.r,
2ift? Front st., bvtueeii Gouverneur and Ment^omery sta..
New York.
LARUE ASSOKTMBN I' OK BOATS READY KoR
JV. sale. (Mere received by T. DESMOND, boat bnildcr.
ami I rout at., betwuc-u t>ouverneur and Montgomery sta..
New York.
/1ATBOAT, A;C . FOR HALU CHEAP. ?id itK SOLD
V-.' In wood ct.oditinu. newly pauiteo ; eatboat 1H !eet; also
?'i'all C;.n-e; i-r.ee. t .i;ether. : ') Apply to B. BROWN,
grocer, Broadway, We>t BflgbM?, s. l? or to s. clarK,
It; Broad ?t.. City.
ClOPPKIi KASThNRD ROWKOATS FUN tAUMIB^
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| to part o*s ol ireut lonicn or families. Apply to J. MOHLK.*,
-I * hrist j hor St., or on board yacht, on luarth at., Mo
bo ken.
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VBSOLUTE DIVmtchS I.EiIaI.LV uMl Al*hD wiTTT. t
ont nulilkity; advice tree. KuKDKRICk 1. kLlN(L
Lawyer, notary, Uomtniaaloner, 800 Broadway.
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