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WASHINGTON.
The Smugglers of the Cana
dian Border.
EXPERIENCES OF TWO DETECTIVES.
Goods Sent Iron Moat real to \rw York
Without Duty or Freifht.
MILIUMS LOST 10 THE GOVERNMENT.
Modus Operandi of the Very Profitable
Operations.
PROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WiSKlSOTON-, April -8. 1877.
BStCoOUHO OPEBATIONS ALONG THK CANADIAN
Pt.RDEH.
Important discoveries have been made recently by
the detective agents of the Treasury Department as to
tbo means and methods by which the- smugglers on
the Canadian border ol New York and Vermont have
been able to carry on their operation* to iho
go groat detriment of tbe government revenue.
Tbo subject ot repressing these operations was
taken up in the days of Secretary Morrill, und his
sanction for the plan proposed lor accomplishing the
undertaking was among tlic last acts ot his official
life. This was no lees than to send a couple of L'uitcd
States special agents or detectives to Canada to buy
goods in Montreal or elsewhere, aud bargain Tor their
shipment to New Tork free ol duly charges at the
border. The sum ot ffi.OQO, not a munificent on?, it
is true, but enough it was thought to experiment with,
was put at tbo disposal ol the detectives and they went
to work. They proceeded to Montreal and entered one
of tbo largest wholesale stores, where they made a
purchase oi some leather goods, for which they
paid cash. Thov ordered the gooos sent to Now
York, and by the display of some mysterious
vigus intimated their wish that tbe goods
should go across the border without undergoing
the inspection ol Uncle .Sam's customs officers. In
this case it appears that the "wink was as good as a
ool to a blind horse." The goods acre scut as re
located, went through tbo hues unmolested, aud were
received at the other side "right side up with care. "
Of course the detectives had let out to learn how it
was duno. They suspected already that many
millions of dollars worth ot merchandise
hail come every year into the United States
duty troo by tbe same road. Tho robbery
of toe government of millions of revenue every year
by the border smuggleru was a soro lact, only too well
anown at the lreasury Department. The secret war
bow revealed, t he two detectives put the nicrciiuu
Iv.e they bought under tbe strictest surveillance,
luey e aw it leave trie store ol the Mon
treal merchants and pa'a to tho charge of
i drayman, the same as any other lot of
merchandise would do, nut they next discovered that
;t was suddenly converted into wearing apparel and
packed >0 trunks. Then these trunks were convoyed
to the railway ?latlon j there brass checks were clan
destinely attached to them by the baggage masters,
w no did their work as if they hud been long practiced
In it No passenger tickets were required to be shown.
The baggage agents bml an evident understanding
with tbe draymen and fastened the checks on without
requiring tho exhibition of tickets and handed over
tbe braes duplicates all the same as if the transaction
were in tbe regular and ordinary course ot things.
The trunks Tern thus secure of undisturbed passage
in the destination specified on the checks If no Inter
rnptlon was had (rom tho Custom House in
specters at tbe United Fiatcs line. ' tint this
contingency had bren provided for. A casual
or careless search of ono or two honest trunks was
ttiadr, tbe magic chalk mark was affixed and tbo cargo
of smuggled merchandise went through without mo
lestation or detention. Thus was tbe motfwt operandi
revealed to tbe detectives. Th?y wcut back to Mon
treal and pursued their investigations further. Tho
gu.030 was soon expended, hut they so ingratiated
themselves into the confidence of one firm that they
came near getting one bill of $40,000 worth of
goods consigned to them on credit, a hit ol reprisal
on tbe smuggling truternity which they fancied would
have beon a t.ourue n! considerable satisfaction to
Uncle Sam if they could have succeeded in effecting it,
but for some reason tbe firm took the alarm nnd the
goods were not shipped. As a result of this Investiga
tion they found that the smuggling business was
t regulsrly arranged enterprise, headed by a man
tamed McClooaban, who had a gang ot confederates to
assist him *n conveying the goods to the border anil In
iribuig and corrupting the railway men and Custom
douse inspectors. For bis compensation he got five
ter cent ont of the profits of the work, but It has
tot transpired in what way the five per coat is
istesaod. It is supposed to be computed upon
either tbe involcod value of the goods or tbe
iueiom duty they would have have to pay were they
uibjecied to sueb duty.
The detectives ore In possession of the names of
most of tho gang and their confederates, ail or wiu>rn
will be arrested when tbe Drools are clear and they
put tbemsclres within tho .jurisdiction of the United
biat*s. Tbe firms tn Montreal, privy to the smug
gling operation, are among tbe wealthiest in
Canada. One house with which tbe detectives
did bosinese are reputed to he worth a million dollars.
Tbe gooda were shipped to New York, over tho Hudson
ft ivor Railroad, and Mr. Vanderlult's astonishment was
very great when he learned from tbe detectives ol the
uae to which bis heggage care had beon put. Ol enorae
ibe smuggled trunks never paid e cent of freight.
They were put on the care as passenger's baggage with
trough checks, and came through to New York
without costing the smugglers a penny for transporta
tion. Tbe discovery ta, therefore, a source ol rejoicing
to Mr. Yandcrhtlt and the proprietors of all railway
lines with Canadian connections, whose rarrying fa
cilities the smugglur* have bceu using without cost to
themselves. The detectives have secured tlitv check*
'or trunks which came across the border in
?his way, having been dishonestly attached hy the
baggage agents as it the trunks were accompanying
passengers who had paid lor and exhibited tbeir tick
ets in tbe usual wav.
So far astba dotoctives have investigated tbi* branch
of the smuggling business has been confined to the
railway lines which offered naturally the best facilities
for their dishonest enterprise. Nothing bu.- been done
about the whiskey and wien smuggling business which
is also carried on upon a grand wale by the water
ways connecting tbe States and Canada. One ol the
detectives learned casually that a cargo ul $10,0u0
worth ol liquor was shipped from Montreal in the hold
ol a eaual boat and Covered with bulk grain. i'he boat
went through the line* and by lake and csn.il to Ike
Hudson River, and fhence to the wharl at New York
City unraolestoiL The cargo wua then broken and the
liquor raried away to aud aold at a Broud street store
only a block or ao in tbo rear ol the Husto n Hou-i.
(? this case, too, the smugglers had to bribe the rcve.
eu? officials on tho Porter. Canal boats are
lospectod with * long iron shod pole, wu ch is
iboved <lo.vu through tho grain, to dulcet bot
tles or burrcis or other commodities Ilk ly
IP be concealed under the gram; but a "tip" ol a few
dollars Is sufficient, it is charged, to induce the In
spector to forego shoving the divining red too deeply
Into (Be load of grain.
The above is only an outline of the revelations which
it Is promised wilt bo made in s lew dsv? by tbo Treas
ury Department or as soon as their publication will no
iMfer defeat tbe ends of justice.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES.
Waoiuxotos, May 23, 1877.
(It OMZZr JTSTICKSHIP OP WahIusoion T?B
BITOBT ?A FRAUD DIOCOTBM.n IN TIM*.
j-'oiror?l doyo ago a lottor wm received by tbo Protl.
dent purporting to bo Iron J. R. I.c.tIj, Cblot
ju.tlctol WKiwoftoD Territory, rooifulag tb?t pu?|.
I.OB, *Od coocluding wltb tho remark tbot on retiring
to print# lifo bo woo lo fail accord witb the
reconciliation policy or tbe President Not suspecting
?be fnuiueoeue of the letter (be President yesterday
appointed Aaaociate Justice Green, of tbe same Court,
to fill the vacancy supposed to be occasioned by
the alleged resignation. Thia morning Information
et? received irom Judge Lewis and others by tele
graph pronouncing tbe letter a forgery, and -Senator
Mitchell represented these (acta to tbe President,
wbo thereupon reversed bis ectlon of yesterday,
tbua continuing Judge Lewie in eltice. A similar
Iraua was practised six or leveu yeara ago, while
Judge Lewis waa Cbtel Justics el Idaho. A lorgad letter
o! resignation baviug been received by the President
a successor was appointed and confirmed by the "on
ate betore he had time to deleat tbe traud, and there
lore be bad no remedy at that lime.
me Paris exposition. j
The Secretary of State, by direction of tue President,
has now under consideration what measures shall be
recommended in tbe Cabinet to form the baais o! a
p..in ol representation of tbe United States government j
at the Pans Exposition In H7H
IiEKIGNATION oy THE MiNINTER TO RTfi-SIA. j
Hon. George IL Motor, Minister to Russia, has re- I
signed.
AMERICAN LEATHER INTEREST.
I SUGGESTION FROM THE UNITED STATES COX
bUt, AT BEHLIIt.
WAsiii.vi.ro*, Hay 23, 18;:.
lbs United States Consul at Berlin, under date of
May I, in view ol the lact that Irom its superior
duality American leather, particularly sale Icathor, it
gradually finding ita way to Gormauy, and feeling
convinced thai, with proper enterprise on the part of
our marufaemrets, au extensive and prontahlo market '
eiiu be opeiied in Germany :or all our 'either, and !
especially lor our boot and shoo trade, submits lor i
hiico disposition us --haP be doomed best a printed
prospectus and paper feinting to u speci.il :uteritatioc.1 '
cxbi.uiicn lor leather nud the manulacture ol leather I
to be held iu that city from tae Sth to the '.'9th dav o! i
September next. The document sets lorth this rules
lor exhibition, Ac., and the Consul thinks an ob- '
servanco ol its provisions would he very bcreficial to i
the American leatbor interests.
AMERICAN CITIZENS IN MEXICO, j
Washington, May 23, l."7T. |
The published statement that Gorman residents in I
Mexico are troatod hotter than Americans Is oinphati- !
? ally denied by de-.patobos received by tho State I?e- i
parimrnt, tvbich give official assurances on the pu t of I
lue Mexican ??jvernin ut that Americans injov every I
privilege iu corded to any othor :or?.gn residents. 1
DOUBLE SUICIDE.
A HUSBAND SHOOTS HIMSELF O.N HIS WIPE'S
course.
ou Monday evaning Inst Mrs. Mary Stelnbacbor, of
No. 2u Boerum street. tlliitnsburg, coratsitted suicide
aitec quwrelliug with her husband. On Tuesday iter
husband, Mr. J. Henry Meiabaeber, made his will and
yesterday morning, about six o'clock, while stooping
over the body ol his w,te, which was laid out tor
burial, he placed a revolver to his head and, shooting
himself twice, fill dead across her corpse. The
occurrence has considerably agitated German cir
cles in that section, as both parties were
wr.l known and respectabiv connected. Stem
bscher was a manufacturing jeweller, dome a good
biii/noss in a shop in tlio rear di his dwrlPug. and war
comfortably well off. He has not been fortunate how
ever. In Ills marital relations, having bi-eti united to
!2r8.? wives, irom two of whom ho has been divorced.
v? :th h;* fir>t wue he rctieed eleven years uiid had f
four cliiIdron; with iiiy yt?con<l he reairied eijni years i
am. had one child, bis treat in cut of t-uem boto'u tho .
uatii-e of divorce in each in ita nee. The lim wi.e died
a few months ago, nut the second being now alive in '
Germany was th> prino cause of the tragedy.
Mrs. stcinbacher No. .'i. being Iu poor iiouttb, de- ?
sired to visit Germany during the winter, but he, fear
ing complications with wile No. 2. refused to go and 1
in n lit of auger alio then took a dose of the cyanide of
potassium, but prompt medical h?m,stance saved her. i
"n Monday list the made yet another appeal lor a
visit to lier old home and. being again reliibcd, took
another draught ol the poison, with lata! oileet. Thev ;
will be burled together tilts afternoon.
PROBABLE MURDER.
Coroner Woli.nan yesterday issued a warrant for tbe
arrest of Christian Antborst, and placed it in tbe
bands of Captain Cherry, ol the Eleventh precinct, lor
execution. His action was based on the unte-mortom
statement of Christiana Mattern and Deputy Coroner
Miller's oiffnton that the woman would die. site la at
present at No. r,:.2 East Tenth street. The woman's
statement says:?
On Sunday, May 20. at about four o'clock P. tc mv
husband bad a flghtw.th Christian Antborst who Jt?s
on the top floor ol this house, fbe trouble arow
by Antborst endeavoring to kick my rtitughtcr. \ 1
policeman arrived and arrested my husband, who did I
not return home until Monday morning. . I remained I
in my room until about ten o'clock P. M when i i
????? '? So dnwu to the yard, and, on arriving there I
I heard Anthnrst say, "Now 1 wiligivo tt to von " ami I
"7? bn Htru.clc "? ,n m>' S'de and also i
r returned to my room as soon ar'po.s
eible. I can assign no reason for bis sir.King me 1 i
never spoke to him, nor have I bad anv trouble with
f?JnnieTVi . Um0y; He wa9 ""o^'fled and bad
been so the entire day. I am suffering great pain an
have also lost much blood. Tho doctor hss hut I Ue
hopes ol ray recovery.
ASRKsr OP TRK ASSAILANT.
Detective 0 Connor, ol tbe Eleventh precinct, who i
was detailed by Cuptaiu Cherry to arrest J,,
Christiana Mutton a assailant," last nigh ,u"; I
eecded in capturing bun as was I
about to enter ins house. His name 1
is not Antborst, as given In tho ante-mortem stnto- I
mem, but Is Mttdhol/. Ho was taken Delori Mrs
beaLen'Jr T,"*' id,!"tincU Uim 88 "?? .Oft., Who had
beaten ber. The prisoner was locked up in the Union
Market I olice station. At a late hour last night Mrs
Matlen was reported to bo in a dying condition.
MORE SMUGGLED CLOTHES.
Scarcely is the Ink dry with which the seizure of a
valuable lot of clothing, consigned to Mr. C. H. Mar
shall and Mr. Murray, ot this city, has been recorded,
before a similar olluuco is committed. The captain of
the salting vessel Isaac Webb brought two cascs of
contraband clothing in his stateroom tor Mr. Marshall,
and tho purser of the steamer Bothnia, ol tho Cururu
liuc, carried one box of line merino drosses and skirts
for the agent ot his ship in tbe mail and sample room,
and a package rontaiumg one coat, two pairs ol panta
loons ana one ves , made ot hue cheviot, lor one of tbe
attaches ol the steamship office, without oiibcr being
catered on the snip a mam est. These goods were
seized yesterday by Inspector Jackson, ol Special Agent
Bracken's ofllce, on tho steamer Bothnia ana trans
ferred to tbe sti/iire room. The direction on tho box
reads as follows:?"From John Morgan k Sons, Lon
don, tailors. Ate.,' to Her Majesty the Queen. (.', <1.
Francklyn, Em)., New York, care ol Messrs. 1?. k C.
Maclver, No. 8 Water street, Liverpool. U. V. S." on
lower corner. The package was addressed to "Mr. B.
F. lioyt. Canard office. Bowling Qrsen, New York."
'JUL FllEE BATHS.
Six free baths will be opened on tne 1st of June.
They are now undergoing repairs and will be located
ia tbo following placesBattery, (tovomourshp, East
Kiver; Fifth street, 1 i t River; i Uirlv-sweutb street,
East llivor; Unnsevoort street, North River; Thirty
seventh street, North River. There were only hvo
baths lurmshcd by toe Department of Public Works
lust year.
NO FFF.F. BA'i ns VI TOWN.
To th* Editor or Tm; Hsiui.n:?
Why is it the authorities do not place one of the
free baths uptown, on tbe cast side, somewhere be.
tween Forty-ilitn and SIxty-HHh streets, wnere it is
badly needed ' There are any number of tenement
houses in met locality, some ol tuem eontaiuing
twenty families. By calling attention to ibis matter
you will i hvo tho blessing ol thousands ol inottmrs
whoso children row vcntuio to bntlic In tne strong and
dan? erons current ol the Ent River.
MICH A EL Mt 0 RAT II,
241 East Fifty-fourth street.
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.
To tiik I'wiToa or thk Hkrai.p
This organization, recognizing the era of good feol
ftig happily prevailing throughout tho country among
those men who took part on cither side In tbe late war,
requested through the columns of'itie Charleston .Vein
' >wmr tho donation of u palmotto tree, to ho
placed i D Decoration Bay over tho grave ol a Buush
i Mroliua ex ccnloderate soldier in Calvary Cemetery.
Uio request was prninpil; responded to, and inlorraa
tiou receive 1 that iho nee is en rtmU,
It is hardly necessary to say that it will bo an care
fully and teiihcrly implaiued'ou the .-acred spot by Iho
incubert ?i this corps av wdi be the oiber tokons of
rcowmhrance bier tbo duet of those who In liiutime
were ibeir dearest friends ami lororaflcs.
JnflN J. FOdiKR, erorotary,
Veteran Corps, s-ixty-ninth Regiment.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.
Rio .Tskciao, May U3, 1--T7.
Coffee market very nolei price. ne irlr nominal. Ex
chance, 3:i.',. Ayerase uaiiv receipts ol roffee duritifc the
pa t week, h.g'io h?j.?; week'- .iptn.ir If 'lie Channel
aid Noilh ol Europe, SlU.IIUUde.. mm to the United Mate.,
Pt/ksi do.; week's tide* t?r the t'hb'.aei and North ni En.
I rope, dn.. for tlia I n!ted bt.tea. :il ' Ode., end
I for Mediterranean pent l"?id?. >-.ck > t> barm, tps.noi
do. freights per sail lor the I'hatinrl, .lite.
ItSISk Ma; '.'l, 1*77.
Coffee n list; prices main: eliiad . superior eaiit a. V ikki a
7.2'XJ roll per III kilo-. Average daily receipts during tbe
na,i week, lTiu bags: week, ahiiinn'o;. to all tufuntrl#*,
B.iAJ do.: week s ??!?? l?r tha Cnittd Mate., lprXido..
bioes m port, 15,(W) da.
1THE CHESTER DISASTER.
OFntlAJ, INVBBTI0.1TION BY* Tfli COHOSH*?
WlfliE TUK Mi:N rnOPEKLt WARNED?
*'?*Srt*, Pa , May 20, 1S77.
The oD.c.al inquiry beiu this morning beloro Core
nor Hardball mtothecauseol and the responsibility for
,arrlblc d,8ai"cr yesterday at Roach's shipyard,
by which seven men wore killed in a homole manner
and many others narrowly escaped iusuut death, at
launching o! the iron 1'earasblp Saratoga. The
testimony b?lo?e the Coroner showed that while ail the
osmii precautions were ul:en to prevent aoatdeot, ibe
question, '-Did all the workmen hear the warning signal
ot danger?" yet remains unanswered, with a ore
fmiptioa in lavorol the heiiol that t:,c, did not It
appears that within twenty-live feet o! where the
Saratoga lay a hundred workmen were engaged In
riveting the iron nlatc, upon anothor iron ship on the
ways, and thai the deafening noise they made must
certainly have drowned the voice ot the foreman, llr.
Fountain, when he called out lor the carpenters to* |
come onifrom under the ship, as ho gavo the word to
cut the tie. 11 is customary alibis 7ar(J t0 SUSpen(1
work during a launch, but yo-torday iblS rule was not j
observed, unfortunately, the work being behindhand
consequently the ordor to come out irom under the
bottom or the Saratoga waa not heard by all hands,
there ta reason to .'ear, owing to the din anu eonlused
noties ot the various shops in the yard. It afso came I
out in the testimony that Mr. Fountain was ob hgSdM '
give tho order to cut the tic when he lourd that the :
aliip had started, otherwise everything would have been i
carried away and ihe lose ol lire much greater than U I
was. I no interval of tima that ciansed beiweo.i Jt r.
1 ountain sordrr to ??ttand Irom under" and the launch
was but three-quarters ol a minute. In that interval
some, (lily nun had to make the.r escape trom under
doath! ? i? *votu being crushed to
, Tur TESTUIW.VT.
far taken ^ 'S thL m0'" ,mporu" testimony thus
William a lleariey, marine architect or Plriadol.
phia, said this Is an accident liable to occur at any I
? 1 consider Mr. Fountain aroiiaule man in every '
sense, and hud the vessel neon held Instead ol cut 1
loose many more lives would have been ost tho ves
set wne commencing to loan over. '
John barren, ship carpenter, testified that the wars !
?.PeV'V^prup?r,y;I V* 14,1 wBcn the men were
k. lied. 1 jumped out and saved my sell, but did not i
near ihu word given; thero was seven-eighths of >ti
nch movement; 1 always went under the si s when
Uoy were launched, 1 jumped around the cirucr of
racing and so oscapod when 1 saw ;t,o dan-er- all
precautions were taken. ? , " 1 .
John (jay, being sworn, said:?1 was watehine ihe !
tell laics: she strained ttitoe-oighths of an 11101* and !
I called Mr. fountain's attention to it and she nag 1
?training immeuialoly one ball-inch; then Fountain :
Mr V m?ffnV?,cutl,#rh?,r; Uo "ot know whether I
Mr. I ountaln hau given the otd'jr to get ol me war ,
lor 1 was attending to my own business; have bceVi
occurred" yS:"6' " " UCC,flant,
Kd. Uurtien?I am a ship carpenter; the order was
g.ren to cut away; 1 aboutort out stand cloar audit
00k us a uitnuto to saw her off, and I coma'run'the
Jongih 01 the ship m thai tunc; the - hoe that was cut
was tiireo inches thick by sixteen laches; the chain
drugged everything down with ner; I dm nit bear Mr
Fountain glvetue order. wr
saiuuel Uurkins, -worn ?1 am * ship carpenter ? I
cut the starboard plunk; 1 did not hear Hie order'to
get out; I was not under; heard no cue ?ay "Get out ?"
1 had no idea <>i danger ; there is uu danger terwaru
did not bear John Gay sav "Staud clear "
Alexander Fountain, sworn:?1 am a shipwright of
lorty years experience, and helped launch many ves
sels, the -Saratoga was well blocked un when sue
biartod; I was forward, 1 heard the signal. "Get out ol
yV m-v Kon a,lU i**VB 11 n>y??lf; they had
p.enly of time to get out, there might nave been tl?
iec" minutes; there were tou anyhow, nmo cnocL-h u.
go tw.ee the length of the snip ; I ?'as clos "alt and
thought the tneu heard tnc, but 1 could uot 1 eo
whether they got out; 1 wont forward; no matter what 1
hau been done she would have carried tho block awav ?
'here was a strain put ou the hydraulic before sawing
how*' U ,ny Son 4avo lbo *or<1 ' w?!kea to the
TUK SLI KRI?Tg?OKM'a STATKHkNT.
?Jr. *< Fountain, the superintendent, was sworn He
said ?At ihe time tho vesso was cut sway there was
not more than nfteeu blocks under the vessel-I went
lorward to got under tho vessel to watch her? the mo
uicnt 1 got on the 3lagc John Gay told me thu siiid
was going; 1 looked at tbc tell-tale and lound she bad
gone live-eignths of an inch; 1 asked Gay if she had
given .hat much sunposiug the tell-tale might have
been disturbed; he said, "Ves, she had;" the* I 1said
ho must cut nnd make no noise* I out
my head rouud insido the way and called'out, "Got
over>'boJy1 ">?u gave tne order to cut;
in going down ihe ways, alter she was cutoli shecau -ht
tho blocking with ibe chain and wrapping and dragged
the Mocks alt, uud in drawing the lore and alt pieces
caught the men aud killed them; the sumo bolts and
same uuuihor ware u*od to hold the Haratora as tho
Tokio, Peking, Mlantonomob and other largo vessels
the lore and alt hlooktog bemaoaiuiitaai the damare
th# blocks were alt ont when the met Were killed ? thu
nnb' cu/ 01 Pekln? w" aboht 1,800 toua
and of the .Saratoga about 8&0 tons; every precaution
taken in the launch of the Peking wasT.^a m ibe
Saratoga; the number of bolts were the aame. and at
the stem the Saratoga had more Hitbstantlal blocking
be wont to the yard early, at six o'clock, and had the
alter blocking taken out neiore tho tide came up- also
ordered the outside shoring to bo taken down, '
? ? ThK waRxmo ubakd.
William Cratherg Hworn? A as Is ted at nearly all the
lxnnches thai have been made in ibe yard; heard the
, oruer If'^cn by Mr. J, Fountain; ho wfes under the how
*5rd!b,P?? *hen he heard tho order to get out
ie,rmca bad litne to get out; the ship had com!
men cod to move anu the blocka had oomrnonoedio
cant wnen witness got away; he- was on the port side
the bolt by which the shoe was hold had washers; there
were as many as thlrty-flve nnder; the others were not
in as lavorable position lor getting out as witness.
George Aobblts testifiedWith anothor man he was
pushing down one of tho blocks under the keel when
the crder to got away was heard; they drove it out to
ward the starboard side; at that moment beard an
?nh lbVblp moving;" he .lumped out
ol the way, Nobbils said that he aisutou at all
launches that had been made since be came Into the
yard, nt the launch ol the City of Poking, ^uch ww a
munh larger vessel, tbcro were the same number ol
hold* In the shore; was shout midahlns when ho hesrd
tho order given to get oat from under tho ship; tie
cou.d not tell who gave the order; lie was so badly
friim ran UDd could not '?U how long a time elapsed
we? down *'VCU unl" lhe v*e9el
. ,, k VKRT CARIVTL SirjtnivrK.NDSNT.
j Uorle, the general superintendent ol all the
works for forty years?Had a?sisted in hundreds of
i'bS!r?m 4 000 10 lWlon!,i never saw
! n y a ,or "etllD? "P vessels, and con
?idered fountain a very carelul man; the geooral ar
rnngeraouts were made ip the best manner. It wm not
an uncommon thing to ho c?ught under a vessol being
launched, and bad been so bimselt twenty or tbirtv
W *' lno l0?r,?l Po nt ihoro is four teot eight
inches clearauco between tne bottom ol mo vessel and
the bottom of the w?ys, Mr. Kouotain has iccn iiccns I
tomed to pluco the shores twice hs thick as were ab?o
luioly required to add to security.
The inquest is to be resumed this evening.
EVKKJKij ?|t?siO!f. '
the only witness examined at ibe evening session of
the Coroner's jury w?? John T. Ive*. who testi8ed
m ? h corroboration ol previous wiiucssos.
M to liavipg heard Mr. fountain give the word to
I im?i?a."Vl| t!ln ,V|,0(-'?S not underneath
i the vessel, but was about going under the w. r* at her
, siern when be heard the order ot Mr. Fountain and
cnini* away. M muu
? I here w",.s no further teftlmony, and thelnry. alter
delilierntiug, agreed to adjourn until Friday evening
wlicu tbey will dolivor tneir vcrdioL ' "
! SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
J catch or nRrARTrar. fhom nkw yokk fob the
MONTH'* OK MAY AND .O NE.
i ?
Steamer.
I: oi t ?? rii h in ..
IVcniueninl*.
raJlnriiiA
Neckar
Wiscounin .......
Hoi bnia
hi I,.inn rit
Hllle of Indiana
fl.llprt
Finnc*.
City o! Hcllti...
v ain
Kiltidpia
M mi In
\ii> <- iiila
Villa tip I'nrla...
IV A Si iinileii...
?>i n: o 01 lienrnia.
S lievi ii.
Dlty ol tllii'iier..,
tiriatlc I 1 iiic t).
?lima
lime 0
.liinr 1
In no I'J
lime l.'i
.I II no IA
I Kly.n
' Victoria
j AVer .
i Mont ma
; Soi till i..
I Mntnot l'enn'a
i llitmnniiia I.tniio 14.
HrlU'inlc 1-1 mo I".
Holiria I I one Hi.
| Mi m l Unite 10.
IHnln ........ . . Ijino 10
I Miileo! virrmlH.11nnc 121.
i Oftror i:ichaon>t.|.'uiii' -:t
llfopia .... 1.1 utio
Sail*. | /o?'in./'i.ri| O/Km
May -4 Bitfierdain. -Vi HroadwaF
Ma) 114. Ilanihnr?.. Ill Uroaitway
May 12*1. l.lveriiiKil. Oi llrmidaay
Mar 215. Ulanzow ... 7 Una unit (Iropn
May 2G (Bremen ?2 Howling Oreon
May 29. Liverpool.. 2P Broadway
>G?y :;o Liverpool 4 Howling Green
May :i<?. ifuvrr.. ?V> liroiUw.iv
May .11. Glasgow.. 72 Broadway
01 Broadway
"?n Broadway
0". Broadway
2 Bowling Green
7 H twling Green
01* Broadway
Mine ft.lUverpooi.. |4 Howling Green
?June G.jllnrio .,{?'??? Broadway
.Tunc 7 .1'Joftordam. |oO p. roadway
J tin* 7. j i i I f*hvn^ ... 172 Hmail * ay
Hamburg. [HI J? runaway
Liverpool.. j IN Broadway
Liverpool.. PIT Broadway
. oncion..,. 7 Howlingurcen
Glasgow... 7 Howling Green
Bremen 2 Howling Greta
Liverpool.. 2?*Broadway
Liverpool.. \ Howling Green
Givgow ... 72 Broadway
May Hi. 1 Hamburg..
Mav Bl.jLondon
fune 2 I Liverpool.
.)nne 2 |Bremen,...
Inno 2. (Glasgow
/line 2.1Liverpool
I huh
I Ull'J
Hauibuig . it>1 Broad way
Liverpool. .17 Broadway
Glasgow. . 7 Bow ing Green
Bremen... 2 Howling Green
Liverpool.. 29 Broadway
Glasgow 72 Broadway
Liverpool.,j!."? Broadway
Lotidon.,17 Bowling . ireen
, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAI
if* AND MOON. I HIGH WA1KR.
Fun ri?pk.... 4 HA | (tor. IsUml.... inorn f> 62
fcun g'U 7 1? Nundy Hook...morn 6 07
Moon apis, ... morn - -to | licit (.ate morn 7 HI
! HEKALD YACIIT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
Mat itf. 1H77.
. .?*!
I Hi?r.
Hour. 'Jncb.
i hor.i i M il. ot
|>p ' Wind, j Wp.ihpr
1! ? ' 1/
Hqi-,4t!..ip
lWr.tr. 1
N?rfo??
Nouu
4 I' M
* I'M
19 I'M
Jfl .MO
?Ml.-'
Jtf.lAO
77, MV il'nrt.v cloudy
71) N N >Vft I'urt ly cidrifly
U'j N NAV-1 ll'iirily cloudy
AMI NNW|r?rt.y cloudy
POKT OF NEW YORK, MAY 23, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
UrMOtt BY THE HKR ALU tfl E AM YACHTS
HERALD WllITEsTONh TXLEGUAN1 LINE.
SteamerGellert (fieri, Burends, Hmbnrf SAT 0 via
Havre 12ib. with md?e anil 4'I7 umh uxors to Kuuliavdt A
Co. Arrived at bendy liaok 9 AM; Muy 17. let 47 32. Ion
30 09. passed u Union eteemer, bound fit isrh, lut 43 41,
Ion 38 ;w. e Bremen steamer. bound ?; 21*1. let 41 14. Ion
62 04, e National "teenier, hound I'.
Steamer Coluiunue, Reed. Havana Mar 19. with md?e
nud passengers to W:o P Clyde A Co. May 20 20 mllea X
of Florida 1: ;l:t, spoke ship Cambridge, from l'eusacola lor
London ; no date tie? mile N ol Jupiter light, an American
brig showing flag with white ground and leitei W in
green.
Steamer KcioLerbocker. Ketnhle. Now Orleans May 17,
with mdrf and passenger* to Clark A Seaman
Steamer Ituau bell, Lawrence. Richmond, City Point end
Norfolk. with wise end peeakiig-era to the Old Dominion
St ear-*li ip Co.
steamer Elite Knight McCreery, PnflaSelpbla, * !th mdse
toB.igm A MorgAL.
Steume: Aloeciarle, Gibba, Lewes, Del. with mdse to the
Old Horn in ion Stentushlu Co
Ship S; Charles, sinalley, Hull .14 duys, in ballast to AV It
Grace. Wat 10 days in the English Chamc'l with e asterly
eiD 1 ~: fkc.c the southern pass.ige. and had light winds
v?*>; ion -si *tk 'WLtfr&r, zhzuss-r $
Pierre (Matt).
Ship Universe (Br;, Jones, Bremen 8<1 days, in ballast, tn
AYilllai.it A Guii'ii.
Ship Kllt-n Austin, Comlburu, Antwerp April 4, in ballast,
to tirinnel). Minlurn 4 Co.
Hark Sainton (Nor), Nass. Liverpool 30days. In bailust, to
C Tobias A Co.
Bark bkurcgion (Xoi), Uinlgtsatd. Qrimaladt, 47 days,
in ballast, to 1 uiieh, Ltlye .0 Co,
Hart Fresno, Loath, An'.wuip April 14. in ballast to
order. Is anchored In ,h? lo'rer hay for orders.
Birk Kate Howe (Bri, McNcilly, li.imborg April 3, in
bailust to C AV Bertunx. Is anchored lu lutrer bay for
orders.
Hark Bla-.illna P (Ausl, Pr-vich. Hamburg .V) Jays. with
sal; m.d o.npty barrels to tioLieuvicli A Co.
liark Kestrel . Br). Lockjitrt, C'nracna 14 days, sritb
skins, Ac, to.ioieph Ifoulke s Soils.
Ilrig LoDlicaia (llr;, Alsclstrom, Pa sagos (Spain , .r>3
days, in ballast to J F AYbltney A Co. Ilsd light winds and
fine weather: May 1In Int of Bermuda, pissed part
ol' a veiaei'a house painted white, apparently but a short
time in the water.
Schr Maud C .IIri, Rogers, St Pierre. Mart, via Hampton
Hearts, 18 days, with sua*'., Ac, to order; vessel to J II
AA inchester i Co.
Schr Ar.eldn .V Laura, Jjrgenseu, Harare a II d tv?. with
trull lo ((outer A I'e.irisll; vessel to U .I Wenberg .1 Co.
Schr Walter M Young. rtubbs. Ilaraco ? 12 day?. with
fruit toT 1 Madge: vessel to S .1 AA'enherg k Co.
Schrs J M -i MnreiiUon, of and tiom Chnrlottetoirn. PEL
10 days, with potatoes to John Nix: ve-t.nl to PcrKlrn A
job. Ik anchoied at Sandy Hook for orders.
Sehrd II lloyA. (grins. Baltimore
schr Mary ti Arnold. Arnold, Baltimore lor New Haven.
liclir Ft rest Out., Parke:. Baltimore for New Haven
Schr Aunlo Loo. I. 'ok, George, Me. 4 clays, with grans
Ite to J lhckerson A Co.
#?r- Stean.er Ethiopia (Br;, wlilc'i arrived 22.1 Irnm
Glasgow, reports Mnv 1 ?. iat 4 1 Ion >0 41, passed a
sinnli vessel bottom up. supposed It to a a fuinug schooner :
21st, 1st 41 il. Ion ("J i.?> pns>c,l steamer Auclwria (Br),
hencn for Glasgow; alro a N itionul Co '? steamer. bound E.
PASSED THROUGH HULL GAlii
BOUND SUCTH.
Steamer City ol Fltciibnrg. Springer. Saw Bedford far
New Vera.
Sie-smor Franoortia. Bragg. Portland for Now York
Steamer Tilde, Ewlag, NewLoudou and Norwich for New
York.
Bark John C Smith ,'of Belfast1, Jones. Gloucester, Mass,
for Nov Y'ork.
Schr Kmuiu (Br). Dunham. St John, NB, I'or New York.
Sellr J F G (Bri, Sitnford, iVindeor. NS, for New York.
Schr 11 u bin a ,'Br1. See.-r.l, AA'indnr. NS. for New A'ork.
Sehr Freedom (Br>, O'Leary, U all lax, AS. lor Saw York.
Schr Guiding Star (Br*. Hotter, Canning. NS, lor New
A'ork.
Sehr George Temple, Scbofle'.d, George'* Banka lor New
Y'ork.
schr Forest Belle, Smith, Camden Me. lor New A'ork.
Schr Game Cock. Robinson, Calaia for New Y'ork.
Sclir Rival. Dunham, Portland, Me tor New York,
r chr Melville, Beach. Hanger far New Y'ork.
Schr Boa*. Gilkev. Belfast for New Y'ork.
Sclir Wm Flint, hatch. Bo'ton for New Y'ork.
Sclir Ida k Annie, Cook, liyannia for New York.
SchrSaniiid L Crocker, Tra-clier. Taunton 'or New York.
Sclir F lidwnrds. AVesi, Kockport for New A'ork.
Schr S S Smith. Snow. Now tGdford lor New Y'ork.
Sclir YVm AVlntehoad. Titus, Now Bndlord fcr New York.
Sclir Jnneph Katou, In thill. Nnntucket (or New York.
Sclir Fred Tyler, Martin, I'awtucket for Now York.
Sclir Peacedaie, Ca-wcli, Narragause't t'ier for New
York.
Schr Winner. Nash, Fall (liver tor New Y'ork.
Schr Prudence. Halley, Kail Riser (or New Y'ork.
Sehr 0 Carroll, Deinke. Hrovideate lur New Y'ork.
Schr Elvarado, Davis. Provldonci I'or New Y'ork.
Schr E Flower. Iluhbard, Providence lor New Y'ork,
Schr Arlo Pardee, Tirrell. Providence for Now York.
Schr Hello, Simpson. Providence I'or New York
Schr Peerlea*. smith. Providence for New York.
?ohr H I) Pitt*. YVllliainson. Providence for New Y'ork.
Schr l.ady Kllcu, llow , Providdnc'e I or New Y'erk.
Schr G I' Shuttle, Young. Norwich for New Y'ork.
(tchr.K II lliaros, Kay nor, stouy Brook 'or New York.
Schr Oceucus, You'll, Stony Brook, lor New York.
Schr Laura S Hatch. Middletown. Ct. for New York.
Brhr Henrietta. Willard. Hartford lor New Y'ork.
Schr Klcbard A'aux. Robinson. New Haven for New York.
Schr Twilight. Ilobinaon. New Haven for Baltimore.
Sciir Salllegr Chartree, Trefethen, New Haven for New
York.
Schr George Staucllff, Ferrlu. Portland, (it, lor New Y'ork.
Schr Orlaudo Smith, Kerrl*. Portchesi.er for New Y'ork.
Schr J Andcrajii, Dttntoii, Norwulk lor New Y'ork.
|lSchr O C Acken, Toms, Stamfmd for New York.
Scbr Sila* Braluerd, Hull. Port Jefferson for New Y'ork.
Schr Millie Frank, Edward*. Port Jefferson for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Beanie May (Br), Buck. New York I'nrCaMnlu.
Brig Alpha (Bri, Nevlll. New Y'ork tbr Port Medwuy. NH,
Schr Urate Tapper (Br), Haws, Now York for Itailfax,
NS.
HehrJaae McKay (Br), McKay. New York for Windsor,
NS.
Sehr Ancona (Hf. Wood. New Y'ork for lliilfhom. NB.
schr Plymouth Rock, Parker, Nnw York for Boston.
Bcffr A 'A Thompson. .Mullen. New A'ork for Fall ttlver.
Sehr Alida, Gouain*. New Y'orlt tor Somerset.
Schr Annie Chase. Gibson. New York tor Providence,
Sehr John YV Bell. Cook, New Y'ork for Tauntou.
Schr 8 T Smith, Baldwin. New Vor* for New Haven.
Schr Liitinn. Ball. New York (or New London.
Schr Huntress, Sprague. New York for Providence.
Sehr Florence, Saekett. New Y'ork for Norwich.
Schr Flyaway, Eno*. lUboken for Providence
Sehr Cornelia. Lyons. Ifobokeu for Providence.
Schr Flight. Cole. Hohoknu tor Baker's Landing.
Schr Sarah Falconer, Wilson. Ilohoken lor Providence.
Schr Twilight, Klatcliford, Rllr.abethport for Fall River.
Schr Baltimore, Frances.Atnhoy for New Haven.
Schr K S Dean. Wilson. Am boy for Taunton
Sclir Salmon ATnshunrn. Ilstlinway. Airho; for Taunton,
SchrThomai Potter, Parker. Amboy for New Bedford.
Schr James Dlvertv, Carroll, Amboy for Fall River.
Schr Geo Giirrey, Uurnoy. Amhov lor Fall Itiver.
Schr Henry Lemuel. Jarrjs, Amboy for Fall River.
Schr Mary >to*e. Bacon, .\mboy lor Providence.
Sclir Mary Natt, Parker Amboy (or Providence
Schr H A Iteming. Boardmnn, Amboy for Hartford.
Sclir Sarah A Head, Arnold. Amboy for Connecticut
River.
Sclir N Shaler, Hubbard, Amboy for Connecticut River.
Scbr T YV Spencer, Buck*. Anihov for Norwich.
Schr A fl Gurney, Gurney, Amboy for Norwich.
Schr R T Graham. J arm. RAritan Itiver tor Providence.
Schr J li Wninwright, Wainwright, Port Johnann lor
Sac i
Schr Saratoga, Nickeraon Port Johnaon for Saeo.
Sctir J J Worthln;;ton, l iteh, Port Job
nson for Provl
*Sehr Green County Tanner, Hyde. Hoodout for Provl
'''sclir Alaeka, Tliorndike, Port Johnson for Boston.
Scbr Hannah Wltletta, Dottridge, FortJohoaoo lor Boa
ton.
Sel-r Mediator. Davis. Port Johnson for Full River.
Sclir John AVarren. McGarr. Port Johnson for Providence.
Hchr Ells.a A Rebecca, llawkina, Port John-on (or Provi
dence.
Schr Urhana, Alton, Port Johnson for Providence.
Sehr C W Locke, Bunco, Roudout for Bolton.
S< nr Laura Mesaer, Gregory, Kondout for Boston.
Sehr H (# Gates, Kreemaa, Kondout for Ncvburyport.
Scnr Ada Ames. Adam*, houdout for Newbury port.
Schr Forest Oak. Parker, Baltimore for New Huron.
sohr James H llcvt, Lyon*. Baltimore for Now Haven.
I Schr Mary C Arnold, Arnold, Baltimore for New Haven.
Harks SkerrTVore (Br).Cral , Now Vork tor Venice, and
t B Noweomb (Br). Newcomb. do for Lnndou. which were
moored off the Herald Te.egraph nation *?, W hlteslone.
I T.I i'2d inst. sailed early this A At
BELOW.
Bark Gasella, Dutitte, from Dumiriri, to H Trowbridge'*
Sons.
Bark Golden fleece (Br). Armstrong, from B irhados.
Bark Ann Ellsabath, McDovItt, from Uavana May 1, to J
B Darnel. .Ir. A Co.
Bark Jo?e D Bueno, Jones, from Gntotanamo, to War
den A Co. _
Brltr Victoria. Hanndert, from Polnte-Pitre, to U Trow
bridge's Son*.
Brig I<la (Br), from Prince Edward Inland.
CLEAHED.
Steamer Algeria (Br), Watson, Liverpool tit Queen?
town? l' G Prancklyn.
Steamer Scaiidnnurin (Br), tlamiey, Urutol, L?Mender
k?n Mr or.
Steaiuor Varterliind (Belg), Nickels, Antwerp?(ieu W vol.
I ton.
Steninor I'oreire (I'r), I)?nre. Havre via Plymouth, L?
| Lout* rle Beblan.
Steamer Alius 'Br), Low. Kingston, Ac?Pirn K or woo, I A
! hteemer Flamborioigh (Br), Eraser, St John, NB, and Tar.
| month N#?? K Oulerbrldse,
Steamer Herman Liviugston, Mallory, SavaunaU?Geo
Yotiic.
steamer George W CI jde, Trilmn, Charleston?J W Qulri*
tnrrt ,k t o.
! Stcnnier Murilia Stevens, Chauco, Baltimore?Win Dal
! ' steamer Anthracite. Grninlov. Philadelphia?Ja* I latin
Bark Lohengrin (Uer), Hetillx, Stncklio'm?Puneli. Edje
A Co.
Karlr N'orden (Sw). Bastrom, Gothenburg?Punch, I.rlye
A Co
lia k Palenn illn. Hurt, Stettin? Benham A Koyesnu.
Baik George II Jenkins iBn, Ko-?, Dunkirk-Hord A
II incWnri.
hark Jesper. Miller, Santa ( rua and .sierra Leone?Vate*
! A I'ortorCeTd.
ltark Conquest. Smell, Cad,a-J II Wincnestor A Co.
iwrk Henry L t,regit, Pyer, I'irano (Austria , (or orders?
Marcus L Hunter A Co.
i Bsrk Endoavor. MonnttoH, 0 ilhsrtou?Marru* Huutor A
I Co.
Brig Magnus iS?r>. Editrom, Crnnitadt?Euncli, lidve A
! Brig L Staple*. Mowers. Soviil* arid Cadi*? Carver A
i Barnes.
Brie MarlneeaGa'.atrla (Ital), Lspusito. Gibraltar, for or
ders?Punch. Eddy .1 Co.
Brig Pearl, Brlghtman, Port Spain. Trln?Daniel Trow,
bridge A Co.
Bri. E li William.', Tiickoi, Matanzai?Brett. Si u A Co.
Brig Alpha (Hr), Neville. Port Medwny, NS?Mill r A
Houghton.
Srhr Liuhlwlng, Boyle, Poit Leinou, Nle ?II J Wonberg
A Co '
Sclir Ph*be, Medor. Port Antonio. Ja-B J Wenberg A
Co.
schrCliillon (Itri, Balin, Mnn'fgo Itav .la- .I Western,
r'clir Alson a, 1*1 timiner, et J ago it'nhaj ? Ureti. Sun|.i I )u.
Sctir Itosnlie (Bri, Kelly, Herhor Island?J as Douglas A
Co.
Sehr Jan# McKny (Bri, McKay. AntlgonGh and Port Mul.
grave, NS, and Cbarlottttown. Pi .] ?Perkins A Job.
Scar Elisabeth (Hr.i. oy, St John, N B?I* I Venus A
S s'rhr Lirtle Tttiiper (Br), Hawes, Halifax, N8?Perklne A
Job.
Solir Annie Chase, Gibson, Prevlilance?Cartwrlpht A
D >? lo.
sclir B J Smith. Baldwin. New Hiiven?Cartwrlght A
Doyle.
s'chr S B Bulklry, Bulkley, Bridgeport, Ct -thirt wi lt lit
A Doyle.
Sebr Lima M Wright, )rtnuuaii, Newark, NJ ?A Day.on
A Co.
Sloop I'red Brown, Hall, Providence?Krapk I'ldgeou, Jr.
slo-.n I d. Jar vie, Bridgeport?National l> Agbtaud Lights
erAget'o.'
SAILED.
Steamers Algeria (Br), for Liverpool; Vaderlaxi (Bs.r),
Antwerp; I'ereua (Fr>, Havre: Herman Livlne-stou. Ha
vennub: Geo W Clyde, Charleston: ship Admiral (tier).
Hrrraen; barks Jasper. C.innr* Islands; Illie, Aiijer: Sreu
(Sw), Elsinme; I'ltioo (Itah, Cork or Falmouth: brigs
Clara I'lrkena, Trieste; Kedowu, Caibarieu; schi s Hilas
McLoou. Governor's Hat l?or; fin McOee. do; Harry ?bite,
Poiuia-Fttro; Mary A Power. PoneeeMn.
Ala<> ?ailed, stcaiusr ScanJinavia (Br), for Bristol; bark
Geo II Jerkins iBr). Havre: achr James i'help*. ?
Aim railed, I'd ibip Huppiy.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The following addl; entii particulars ot ilie disasters oc
casioned by the tidal wave to vessels loading at tl>e Peru
vian cuano deposits hare heen race I Tad by Messrs W B
Grace A l'o, of this city, Intra their house at OalUo. under
date of May 20: SblpAllda, C dley. at I'abellon de Pica,
an I i ark ^hairu-oefc. Pan no, at do. both wrecssd; crew all
aareil Ships John Bryoe, St Joseph, Carrol Hon. aud CP
Mirgent. off, badly damaged. Keraaludfr of fleet off,
Slightly damaged.
Tl.e putaeri of strainers olate of Indian t and Ethiopia
will pleat a accept ? ir thanks tor farota
Pur?er Wal'.rra, of rtearaei Colutiibu*. from Havana, baa
our thanks f r cottrtce.es.
Swtr Acsacvmnrun (Nori, from Baltimore for Hamburg,
remained ashore in Lynn haven Ua.v May . I
Sine WlitCipcsvrR (Br), before reported. has been tbor
eighty repaired and cit.aaeil Al. Bhe remained at No;lolk
May 21.
lierk As..or (Nor', front St .'olio, NIL for Dublin, re
turned t? Me former port May 2(1 leaky.
JlsMK AdtL (Br). Burnett. front Chatlottetown. I'El. for
Nrw York, with p?tntce*. put tn'.u Bostoxi A?>!, May 23,
leaky.
iJsi.K Blpk Burn (llr). for London, tvlillo lying in ;ho
at re am Ht Charleston, was rutt iato on Kridays aiternoon
last by the .Norwegian hark I reiilig. The latter, having her
cargo on board, had left her whiirt and was dropping down
the river. The Bluo Bird had hor rail and stanchions
broken and pussthir auatainrd other damage. and will. H ia
atatcd. he compelled to haul into Hie wharf and have u sur
vey bold to ascertain her condition. It is ft med thai a
ua.t of tfl-renrgo may bate t.t be dbchargetl Tito Fretdlg
hits been libellod for damages.
Bar* Poiioxo ;l!r), .Murray, Iront London tor Sydney, C
H, ii ballast, arrived al Halifax 2(ld Inst, and reports liiat.
on the dura and foggy night. <s| the I~ih Inat, o'l til* eastern
end ot the dunks, he caiue into collision eith the bark ilia
Vise of Hai fa*. NS i. Captain Uootiy. front Halftninre for
Queenstown, witn cofu. striking Iter amidships During tlio
rollibiou the uiato mid litu men of the I ose came ou bo ird
the i'uheno. Next day nothing w ?? sc-tt ol ths Ws, hut
I'liptntn Mnrrav thinks liei damage i.lic'it.aud has no doubt
" us red
sho contiunnd on her soyiur-i T'he Pobonu lost her .tiont
nnd neun pear anil nail bar hull damaged.
Bete BauPkl Lindsay, troro Cartleuas lor New York, ho
Tore reported as ashore al the month of Cardenas harbor,
became a total wreck aud hue been abandoned aud ? dd.
Br.io BkAVKlt iBri, from Barbados for fguohec, before re
ported ash -re at Port Hlistings, came oil Mb' is without
damage, alter dlacharcing a portion of her cargo, and
would proceed at once in destination.
Bkio A J WwTK iBr!. front llama.los for Quebec. ia re
ported no having iiiii into Chariotletown, PLI, prior to May
17, damaged by n:c.
Scnn Lixzix ?BATCnuLPt n, from Philadelphia lor Asplti
wall, before renorleil foundered, ??> partially Insured,
t'apl. English reports tliut the achooncr -tirung aleak on the
">th of May, wliLIt ?inctcased daily until it became impossi
ble to keco hor freo with the pomps. At 2 A M ou the ftth
ii.r.l the arater whs gaining at .the rate ol three feel oer
hour. She had <?!,. feet in Iter hold and was settling rapidly
ivhesi we abaudone.l Iter, and after being two days aud
ihr-e nights in a small ho.1t all hands m rived eafoly at
Aspinwnl).
Scttn Thus Ub'sr, of Pt uiiiigton. wnleh wns reported as
lost with all ou hoard excepting one man, has been heard
from. Hie owner! have received news of tlio arrival in
Luglnnd Iroin that vessel ot n numlter ol ihonssnds of seal
akins?showing the captain Itad determined to remain out
an other season.
Sent; Edn* Harwooii, from (lienfuegox for Now York,
which put iuto Havana leaky, had discharged all of her
cargo May IB. nnd would ho thoroughly repaired beloro
proceeding to Iter destination.
Still: Hknxt TaRIR, at New Bedford, is being generally
overhauled. She has been stripped ot all Iter rigging and
her foremaet has bceu taken oat, which was rotted near the
Lend.
Dklawarx City, May 23?Capt Dickinson, of the schr J
K Hayles. reports that while off Ahsecont. Julius Nelson, a
Swede, fell trom the masthead to tho deck and was instantly
killed.
San Francisco, May ,10?The recent news of tho destruc
tion of lpaique. by an euri ti'iuake and tidal wave, causes
some uneasiness lo the owners ol the hark Frances Palmer
aud tbe new narkenllne (Juickstep. both belonging to ibis
port. Both vessels should have been in the oeichbnrhnnd.
t^ptcx Passai.f.-Schr Madison Holmes. Copt C A Bavles.
uade tlie passage from New York to Tampleo, Mex, in IS>^
da
SHiPuviLDiNii?At New Bedford ihe keel end stem ot the
aecoud uew ship for Swift .? Perry hare been placed iu po.
sillon. TIih tianio will be raised this week
Lit.M ilt r>-At H il nington. Del, Mey 23, iroin the Jack
ami A sharp t.'o's yard, the three-uiasleil schc f) S,
Wiiliamf, Jr. one of the largett schrs ever built in the
Slate. She is for D S Williams, of N'ew Jer,ey.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The buey that has tnerked the sunken scho. nor between
Nayattand t onnlmient Llrht. Providence River, for tlte
past 2 t ears, lias gone front its moorings.
?SPOKEN.
Bark Sbention (Br), Oatway, Sunderland for Viel.er,
May IX. lat d4 37. Ion 30 Ot?.
Bark (jhamniuii (Kr) Barry, from Bremen for rhlladel
pbhi, May JO. Iat 4(l 4\ion ?1> ?t
Bark Wave King iBr)..Cor'oett* (rem Amsterdam foe
Baltimore. May 17,TaiTlJSp.lou ?*?)?.
Bark HJo*e (Dan). Metigel, from Messina for Philadel
phia. May 23. off Frnwiea > iHland.
Brig Rosalie iBri, hotted W. May LI, lat Al, Ion 18 20.
Schr Hustle L King, from Baltimore for Portsmouth, Mil,
Mar 22. off Ciipe M ay.
OUR CABLE SHirriNG NEWS.
A vrwtRR. May 23?Arrived, ship N B Palmer (Nor), Lar
sen. New York.
Bristol, May 21'?Arrived, bark TUtte Figlia (flal), Bel
estra, Baltimore via Falmouth.
Bonaav, May 21? Arrived, sltlp Sechem, Orowell, Hal
eutta.
Cm Reot'Rd, May Id?Arrived, bark Prahody (t'r), Jao
lean, Faaeagoula.
Dual. May 23?Arrived, hark Star of the Smith (Br),
Smith, Boston for I<ondon.
UrLL. May 23?Sailed, bark Asna Margrethe (Nor),
Jaeoheau, l ulled States.
Havwuro, May 23?Arrlrod,b:.r'<s Atalanta (Cisr). Wllra
sen. New York; tlexsner (Oer), Ctiriftcffers. do; Wuielara
(Ger), Znr Noilden. Wilmington, NC; t'etrflla (Bw), Itonk,
Pltjlaaelphia; liana George (Oer). Gernltr.ka, Charleston;
brigs R Von Bennlnxaen tiler), foster, Wi'minirtoB, XC;
Nlenlnns (Oer), Wiedemann, do.
Hailed 23d, bark Brnentiow (Dor). Pneet. New York.
LlTKRPOOL, May 23?Halted, atoamer 1'nnttsylvnnla, Har
rla, I'hildelrbla via Quoenatoirn; ship kate Dareoport,
Mallet. Mobile.
Nrw Ross, May 22?Sailed, brig Maria C (Ital), Romano,
United Mates.
Oporto, May 14?Arrived, bark tlerntanla (Port), Pellba,
New York
Rto Jimiro, May 2D?Hailed, rteamer Tyelio Brahe (Br),
New York.
Hot.TRiwrros. May 23?Arrived, steamer P llalend
(Dutch), Drddes. Sew York for Rotterdam (and pro
eaeded).
VTtsT HakTi.vroot., May Iff?Arrived hark Haiiefaetioa
(Qef. Uleicb, Darien
ZooTRAkv, May 20?Arrived, brig Marie 'Oer,', Ahrsos,
Mobile.
WEATHER REPOKT.
iRtsroi, May 23. PM?Wind NE, moderate,
l.TMOOTH. Mav 23. PM?Wind SW, light; overcast.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ai rxsnp*ia. Is. May 3 lo port. erhr tieoraletta Law
rence. Ilobinsun, tor New Haven. < t. to nil Me.v V
A.*rm? *i.i, May Jl? Sailed, MMnier Arapnlro, Clapn,
New York.
eiuroLIS, NS. May IS?Sailed, brl^ 0 R UnrpeM (Br),
McHride, LamUih to- orders.
Besettm, April 4?Belled, ship* 0 H Mnnsots, Humphrey,
Em I ope. ,
t'oiomio, April 14?In port, hirk Vesuvine, I Iner, for
(dalle, A 'tippy and New York. Idp.
t'*i.rt'Tr*, April 2 )-ln port, ships Varcie?us (Br), Mi ll
] hi'li; Jas Hen/.ler (Br), Seabourno ; Ybeitiil tbn,
] Mchoteon, itnd Msry Slenhoiiso iBr), for New York, Idjr;
| (irrn Colo, lor Botl.iii, do; lianbne, Herriman, f r London,
do; Vlrtorii, AI wood, tor Mauritius, do; t'enon llerrison
(llri, Howes, for Sen Eranclsco, do; CI* Lull t'erver,
Jloiv, lor Falmouth K, dr ; Skii Jorquin, Woilr, nur
ClKsrttki.OS. May I,'i-Sailed, bur* NeptUie, Heals, Bos
ton . Kith, brnr Wanderer ( Br Lewi*. do.
In t"rt M i? 17. hnrk? S*r*h A Staples, Nlekereor., for
. rii 1-id'lphiH, Sarah Hohbarl, Rln.ham, for do; Occam
| i'earl, llenly, tnr Huston . brum Laurel!* iHi I. Nicholson, tor
Philadelphia : John II Crandon, I'terce, for New York ; Vo*.
1 qulna (laidder. (Hn. for N of llutterss.
C?IB*uit v. May l"i-Arn?ed. -clirs Main?ie Ellen. Little.
I Jnlin. I'ortlsn t; white Wlntt, I'heUo, New York ; ldtb, bri?
Ann (Brt. Jameson, Bt Thomas.
Sailed Kith, berk .las E Hre t. Oihson. No # York
I (lot H?t, May 14?Cleared, sehr 1) II l.nrhlan. New
York; ITtli, Mar) E Thsyer M.lauo.
UivKHett* Mut In port, M I' Ilnrrinrton (Br), Cm.
car, tor Baltimore. I dir.
itRKCNOt k, May III?In purl, hrip I A Horsey (Br), Oof
fill, tor Si .1 oltPa, rK.
II Ar.iss, May 1*?Arrived, steamer I.-lira (bp), LLirca,
I'nnt.i Kusa and hey VYe-t.
called lttth, barli Cutiatauce iKrl, Mace, naltiuio-c: '.iln
Belle dir. atnait, New York via Cardenas: It'th, t.urks In
sulen (Nor , Mochellioat Now York; (irmue, shack ford,
il-> nrlir* ?' C Ha/.elt iie. Wood, do; Martha A Berry, Berry,
Portland; Nooi a Jnllina Hp). Marlines, lleltltnure.
In port May In, bark* Scotland (Br). WhlMenuire, and
liiillan M Virus (Mf), Vlinis, for ( a hariea and New York;
Uri - lirtolan. Dttrp. lor Mat.at,mi. and I'hiladelpbia; -e ir
lonlii i Wilson. Melvln, for do and N?w York, and otheis
ui'ev ionsly reported.
II At,ins. May 2ft?Arrived, britfs \\ ill I r* nil bn.kiille,
NKi, llrnudace. LIlerpeol, E; Loeul ind tot Sydney), Caiin,
Baltimore.
CI arod Iftth hsr'; W K Stewart Illrl. Keailnx, I.Onduu,
Sabed'-Md, steamer Aihanihra (IJri. \\ li-on, New York.
M iT*sr.*s, May 17 Arrived, btlR ('ascatelle. sparks. New
Y'ork.
sailed IStb. sclir Kmliy A Jennie, Bernard. N of Hat
ti ras IPih.bark Jupiter - Kua>, IIa.(nun, uo; brig I'srrle
Bertha. Hall. do.
Motrtlti ?t. May IB -Arrived, ship Martin Luther. Ilrnns
traard. London.
Cleared 'Jlet, steamers Polynesian. Brown. Uverponi ;
C >r ntbt in Meiuies. lilusynw ; ship Lake Krie. Lament. do.
Nt-HTII SriiNKT. I B. .May ll?- Arr ved. t-nrlcs tlleer, Ant
on Ken, I rum Cork : K.rillle, Slnionis n, front il >
I'mtlS, May JO? Arrived, steamer ( nine. Nolan. Sao
Francisco.
i'ii TO?, May 111- Cleared, burls SafO, for Sharpness.
VI'kskc, May IK-Arrived, berks Oi.antes* of Kerhem,
McDonnell. Youirbel; Hrrmend, Norwey .a? Hivcr Ouellei ;
aist- ship." Vnnconver, ISIIton, Llyeip-ol; Her Mvlnsty,
l.eahv, do; forest Itelle, Boott. do. Ii*rke Twilight, Tbnrn
tin.no; R-ntln. Parker, do; Knighton. l-lnde-reen, do;
' M mqle A Robertsnn,AlctSuliineee, no for Montreal ; Willie
' Meliiiren. MrLervu, do for'Ibreo Rlreri; Bo: hdwond. Al
ien. S' NnraKe . Snmend. Burrer-on. W.iterford; Imraan
ucl,Johnson Kraperii. .
Cleared -list, barks Annlo Leuris, Stevens, Lclth ; II ma,
(or Mfdrpooi.
SrnbkT. i B, May JJ?Arrived, bark I'obone Br), Morray.
London tsce Mlaeallaoy).
St Johns, NK. M?y 2J?A?rl?ed, etesmer C?ipl?n (Br),
Trocke, Liverpool for Baltimore via Halifax,
AMERICAN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA. May 23?Sailed, bark Haiti. ? lf?r.?
"SicT1?*.?" Holmes. Boston.
BO.-ION. May 23?Arrived, moarnir- Hnmluola if..
B?2*' ?sm? wsag &?
Cleared?Steamers Gen Whimsy Haliat v._ v l.
s.now. PlillsdelpkU; hark. Ari.tlde (Fr) BHelid!
Bristol, l.ng; Lawrouce. Iloaea. New Y.-rk tio' i..i r '
Smyrna); brig Irens. Vats*. Bniniwi.k. Ua.; ichr? c!,Ih!
(Lit-). Kelley, Haytl: Royal Aruh. Crowell Alaaa^hfi
i rr Whitney. Shepherd. Klelimond; J b \u?Un mi'
lam.. Delaware City. J.I Moore. Krenklln : Ja.M B lUwti
BLiI i'i Rebecc.i M Smith. Gr.ice, uud Lottie Tartar
I hlladelpbla; U II Dlverty, Wi|iia,n?. Brooklyn*'PoKmS1
s'.ll 1 A"r"" K w?,bb- "?"kln?. Bridgeport ^ '
Sailed?Meatuere Haion. Lancaster, WiillamsDort ('..,
terredc, Pott .ri !? and Berks: hark Lawrence; *chr Cnati
Glenretl 21st, barka A.bantee, Robert-. fur LI vernSwd.
(Hliero, Kinney. Seaport (En?) ; brlir Mohawk. BarbarTl
U AI w ay ? ^cbr t A htrwurt, Libb?v, PhiUdcipbfii
Hailed Slat, ship Themis, ftosatler. Peimlb: harkt
Theresa. Hansen, Bowlinir: Aagot, bcharffenberg. Out,tin'
John Boyd, Grant. Bordeaux; Alina, Girau, Ayr; brig Mj
hawk. Bnrbnrle. Galwav. . ala
Cleared 21-L aehr Timothy Field. New York
J.*'}1.1?. ?$ r;k}i b,r.k A?K?t (Nor>. f.>r Dubllu. leaky,
u f| . ?. May fit?Arrived. ?te:inn>rs Leon (So)
Irr.ul.i, Mttki>r.n: Kenny Cmlwaiieder. (Hark. Now York'
krls.Mle Ot<? i>p) Oils, Havana: aohri t oo Calhoun'
s?e y. Peu.er.ra; \\ (i M.neley, L';unu, Pone*. I'll; i n
E i.ebnun. Emory, Boston.
Oleaked-BarkH Adolpide. Bailey. Rio J.m-iro; Me'di.
(Gur). Bradberriiig, Rostock: brig Torrent Noill. Ilneno-i
?chr* Thomas Clyde. Fisher, Bo .ton: I I) Williams, Pearce
'. .V'n,!'', Cols. Belfast, Me; Mary L.vmburger, Pon
if. 5 ' ?.rJir,cr- Mo: (t F, liellier, Coombi. Portsmouth,
> iJ: .) s liehf!,aim. Wood la ad, Auwport; Only Sou, .
Brntifor?J? l onn. 1 ?
Salted?SI earner Hibernian: barks Kate C'ro.ley. Lu-.;-?
a?ns Lu edo, Ur.trard. Kldderktrk: brig Torrent; schr
^J.-1 ^ba\in? .ejinlred), lor Nokshu.
- mi J JrT* S,'-'Mu.v M-Aridvho, barka Netviw (Not)
Min-lbliid, Bristol. E; 1.-th. Crnidon (Br , Roach, Ber."
muds; IBth, Frederick (Sw>, 'Vardstrom. Dunkirk.
? lea red 1?-l i. bni; Lou lee Meyer (ilerhX.ioooioHnn. London:
I7tb.barks Auirurt (ben, h.u.?or. and MairdnU Br). Low.
i.n. i.o; <? I IIiirnltz 'Nor , J ieob-en. do; ls;h. .Moonbeam
ioI'Ih Amsterdam; lloppet dtur), Kredcricksen, lleinourtr
llel,itim (rfr;. Moa or, London.
I! kN'.OR, Mjiy 31?Arrived, hark Alice Cooper, Kin-.
Livernool via Camden
CEI.I'AST, May Arrlved, aciirs AbnerTnTlor. Brown
Neir York
Sailed-holira Hannona, Collins, Bar.Tnr. to lua<I fin
Ptii!aiJelplr?; (.' B Korjdfon, Forg'tson, El la worth, to loat
ror s.v \ ork.
..C?11l.",A,rrl","J' ^'l'r* M"ban Cllllnrd. Iioltnet, Baneor lot
I blladnlphU; Sticresr. Harney, do lot .probably) New
lork : <1 It Kergusbn, lfer;ruion, EHewortb lor New YnrK
Sailed-SibrBt Croix, l.uliind. W ilmington. NC.
Bl i' K SPOIIT, Mav 31?Arrived. ?::hr Mat tie Holmes,
Rlcba'dson. WIlminirtoD.
^ HATIC, May 31?Sailed, schr Koton, Brooking, Wlltoiug.
CEDAR KEYS. May 31?Cleared, achr A 11 Belden.
Torrv, Now York. ?
CI! AKLKSTO.V. May 10?Cleared, achr Jennie E Situ
riiona. lounp. .1 ni'.kionrille.
31ft?Bailed, brig Georgia Gllchvest, 'Ireutt, Now York;
aclira .'ennie E.SIinmonr. Young,.) ackaonvlltn; Willie Luen
Spear, Camden. .Me; Albert Thomas. Uo.o. Ballimoro; Her.
rlct S Brooks, Qnlgley. Bo.,toit; Sarsh Clark, Brooks. Liu.
den. NJ.
3'jd?Arrived ete.irjcr Virginia. Hunter, Philadelphia.
Cleared?Bohr Annie P Cnune, l'oole, St .Jolin.
Ballod - steamer Hair Stream Crnwctl, New York ; bark
Hareburg (licr). Ilnaltugeu, Bremen.
n.vrtlEN, tia. May 23?Arrived, bark Clio (Gor), Sehupp,
( ape \ orris rri
1KLA1YARB CITY. May32?Arrived, schra .1 E Bnyl(?.
Now t ork (ami ?ailed 2Md for Boston); Arthur Burton. Bos
ton land nailed 33d lor Marblthc.id).
DICHTON, May 31?ArrivoU, nchr Simpson. MeMabocey
Neivt ork. *
_ EDGAKTOWN, May 31?Arrived, schrs J Jc II Crowlev
Cotton. New ^ ork lor Boston: Diadem, dray, do |Ar Port
land : Kato Fetter, Wallace, do for Boston; William Alien
Lewis, do lor do; I lia Frances, Binger, Baltimore lor
Calais; I'atmie Butler, Warren. New York (or Boston;
?itidpe i'ennuy. Rich, do lor Bangor; samuol Nash. Harris
Chlekehomlny lor Boston: George M Barnard. Toluntn
I on Royal for Boston ; Veto. Tborndike. New York for do:
.."J Crawford. Ilalleck. do for Danrersnnrt; W 11 Thorn
(like, Ciifihuian. I'liilHtlelphlu for Hound Poad.
FKEEPORT, May 15?Balled, bark Grace Roberts, Olson
nan r rancitro.
FALL RIVER. May 10?Arrived, telirs Restless, Barn,
ham. 1 ort Johnson; A T Coitn. Brown. Amboy.
Sailed?Schr James Alderdice, Kockbill. Philadelphia.
30th?Arrived, eclir Harvest, Corwin, Providence ibr New
York.
21 si?Arrived, steamer Yindleator. Rogers, Philadelphia
sailed?Selir M Arcnlarius, ball. New York.
I'amcd up the river?Schr Sea Breoce, lurnoer loaded, foi
Somerset.
Posted dowu?Schr Estclla Day, lor Now York.
GALVESTON, Mav 17?Arrived, schr Johanna Doughtv,
Doughty. Baltimore. '
GLOUCESTER. Mass, Mey 22-Arrlved, scbr C E Paige.
Grace. Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS. May 23?Cleared, steamer New Or
leans, Dearborn, Now York; ship Expounder, Crocker.
Ilai re.
Pannes. Mav 211?Sailed, steamer Algiers.
NOR-'OLK, Mav 21 ?Arrived (via Albecaarle Canal),
steamer Little Nellie. Andrews. Jacksonville for New York:
schr l.iiiby A. Ward, do lor do.
NEWrif'RYl'OilT, May 22?Arrived, schr Crisis, Cook,
New York.
Sailed?Steamer Leopard, Wyley. Philadelphia.
NEW POR i'. May 21 ?Sailed. seUr Lizr.ie Co.-kran. Hop.
kins. Bangor via Now Bedford for Now York.
Arrived, eehrs Whistler, Keefe. Taunton for New
1 ork ; John l?zlor. Tisdale, do for Albany.
Sailed-Scbr Jus 11 Young, Berry, from F'awtucket foi
New York.
NI'.W LONDON, May 22?Arrived, sebr Modesty, lloho
ken for New Bedford
PORT GAMBLE, May 14 ?Sailed, berk .1 as Chen en
bwmton. San Francisco
b ' 'PULA< May 25?Arrived fleamers Norfolk
lord, Fall ftlver; Beverly. Wallace, Now York-; selir- L?i
nora. Ronsey, Bermuda; Ella. Getter, Cardenas: George B
Mel arland. Harrington. Kt-L.bn, NB; ETaJ Bmith, Adams.
Roston; J Proclot. Allen; IV Mason, French; Kate E Rldli,
Tiongbty; Georgia Clerk. Bartlett; Louisa Frarler. Craw
lord; 1 L (>odfrey. H heaton; Julian Nelson. Howes; 1*114
Matthews, Dean; F B )'olton, Frambos, Joha Mlddlaton.
Jr. rownsend; Henry D May. May. and Frank Atkins. At.
klfll. ' -* * ? ?? ..
deel
bury
Wsvfier. Ns * port.
Also arrived, steamors Lord Cliva (Br). Orcnhart. Liver
pool: Acuaa, Smith, New York; bark Maaro M iltal), Car
rie. II nil; brig Clara A Ague* ?Br). Ganioo. Antigua, schrt
I.unot. Hinds. Port Spain; Luey K Cogswell. Cbenev. New.
bnryport; G W Morse, Marr. Path; Richard Mill Sniitb.
Romloot: Mary II Btockliam. Keed, Boston; B Gartslds.
1 anOUdcr. do; Ann L Lockwood, St John, do; Granite
slate, Crockar, do: Boston, Mrkerson, do: S F Seabury,
Trimm, do; Oeorga H Bent, Smith, do; Mabel Rose. Allen.
Portsmouth; loan* Toastr, Faceinire. Now Bedford; I; W
Huddrll. Deputy, Gloucester. James S Ilcirllt. Foster, Sa>
lent; Hudson, t-oleinan, Stoningtou.
Cleared?Steamers Allentown. Mills, Chelsea: AcUllle<,
Bacon. Newburrport ; Aries, Whelden. Boston ; Tonawanda
snerraan. Providence; Ann Elisa. Richard*. New Yova ?
barat Minerva (Itali, Galliani. Cork or Falmouth. Impero
(Brl, Fulton, do; nchre llnttie Palee, Oodfrnv, Boston, .1
w Hall, Hudson, do; W F Parker, Daniels, da: Msrv Free.
and Clark. Fall River; Chat E Smith. Hanson. East Gam.
bridge. Tempest, Ca-sner, Norwich ; Billow. Morris, do.
Also cleared, brig J W Brard. Robinson, Sables d'Olonnt
(Franco) ; aobrs.l It Atickney. Colli.on, Barbados: Knnica
Bleb. Jenkins, Baracoa; Carrie II Spolford, Grav. Krone
hee: CW Morse, Marr. -Saro: Hudson, Coleman. Calais; II
p May. May. Portland: Maria Reynolds. Woker
drkn, Laguayra: J I'r.^tor. Allen, Boston; Salbo
B. lieteman: Ella Muttbtws. Deans; VV Walton
Buckaloo: L? uisa Fnirior, Crawford; T .1 Mar
tin Marts: F K Balrd. Mavlisw; K G Edwards,
lllgboe; Editli L Steere. Holehlns. and Rts J Smith
Adams, do; B Gartside, Van Glider, Saugns: J C Hall!
Green. Oanverspnit; E Edwards. Corson. Cambridgeport i
Marcus A Davis. Long, Gloucester; F B Cotton, Frambes.
Quiney Point; II M 11 owes. Howes, New Bedford; Jalltin
Nelson, Howes, do; Josro t Murdock. Siouumb. do; Katie
.. ""FL do. ilsttie Perrv, t base, do; Fenne
II.mtuer, n iggini, Nantucket.
Sailed?Steamers Allentown. Achilla*, Aries, aud Ton*
*??).
Sailed 23d. ?learners Roadins, Tor Salem, Pauther. for
1 all River.
I.r.wrs, May 23?Arrived, bark Gronsvar (Nor), Nielsen.
Havre.
Sailed?Bark Nellie T Guest, b-r Havre: brig Perce*
Mlnokley. for Cardenas; sclirs Harvey, for bt John; Mary
Jae?, for Prlnco Edward Island.
23d?Bailed, barks Alico Roy ,Br). lor Philadelphia (from
Liverpool1 ; Bravo (Not). Marselllo.*, Ankstbor i.No?> I,I v.
erpooi; Deodata (Kor>, Goueoburg; .\lb* (Dan). Fvlg.
PORTLAND, Me, May 22?Cleared, echr Cbas Sawyer.
New York.
234 - Arrlved,aehr Nellie. Philadelphia.
PORTSMOL'TH, May 22?Arrived, schr Roger Dru v
Hmter. New York : f.nella A Snow, PHUbnrv. and Elonise*
nerriek, Perth Am'oy. ' *
PKOYIDKNCE. May 22 -Balled, sch-e Mary B Mahoney.
Nhepard. Wilmington. Del; 1, idy Ellen. Howe, flonth Am
bov; Helen Mir. W?rd: Mlnquav, J'htllip*, Ida Hudson
henislon; Illinois, Wilson: Surge. Douglas, and Jessie
Cr-vwley. Crow ey. New York.
I'AMTCCKET. May 23-Arrived. eohr Charley Btickf,
Foss. Penaacola. '
RICHMOND. Mar 22?Sailed, sehr Horatio Niehol*
Dupny, New York.
B AN KKANCIBi'O. Mav 15 - Arrived, harks Oak Hill
Sullivan. Port Blakelv: Oregon, Howe. Seabcok ; Rainier'
"bite. Port Gamble: Portland, Gage, U.Jmnbt* River
Cleared Schra Ada May, Peterson, Appia; W 11 Mover
Brown, Honolulu. . *
sailed?Brig Orient, Williams, Coos Bay.
2'Jd? Cleared? bark San Frnncircu (Fr-, Dentc. .. ?
SAVANNAH. May 33 Arrived. Mounter San Jae lite
llerard. Now York; eeur llsry Ja.ie (Br), Cat Island '
denied-Park Mogul iHri. Pfellfer. Greenock ; sehr
Msnawa, Fairchlld, St John. NB; A A E Hooper. Church
BroiMwick. ?
sailed ?? Steamer Gen Karnes, Cheeaeman, New York
scltr M R Milieu, do.
SALKM, May 21 ?Arrived, echra r.iztlo Flo-ence. Llnnln.
c.ilt,'rom Philadelphia: Richard Peters- n. Kneh.h do for
liunvers iwith centre b -ard out of order -will be obliged to
unship it before proceeding).
SOMERSET Mav In?Sailed, selir* S S Hudson. Vaughn
end Rachel Bnaiuan. Seaman. Philadelphia Uu?t Golf
New York. ' '
21st?Arrived, achr* Wild Pigeon. Hrav. Aloxandria
Ila/.c. Eldridge. South Amboy; Wave. Hubbard do '
Balled, echr E-telle Day, Tracy. Philadelphia '
VINEVaRD IIAVENT. May fij-Arrive/, schr. Calists
Wblten, f ?Pth Arnbur tor Hovton; .Toho \Y luu f|r
Philadelphia lor Daovertoort; frtoriie Nerlnir#r'
Smith, do for Sang...; Billow. II, s-k."l Thorn.,'
Ilix. 11.11, and Win IHcc. rics?er, Kockl.-ind for New York
Allda. Lambert, Vlnal IIavon lor -to Marv Weave- Wei'
v.r Boston lor Phlladelplita; St Col*. Uland. RelU-t f -r
Wilmington. Nf); There*, t Ytf), smith. Prince P Iward
Island h.r Handy Hook (for orders. ; Mary Alice (Br). Bank*
do for Providence. *
w"7i'??ti iff'li'LA M v""'. 11,1,1 M,rr * Graham. John
W llali. Jr. itior,:* Npvinjper. Maiy Weaver.
Iif-ed ?Sehr .f Jimes MolmeM.
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