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THE 110 GRANDE RAIDS.
Citizens of Texas To Be Pro
tected at La3t.
MEXICAN CO-OPERATION SOLICITED
General Ord Authorized to Pursue the
Thieves Across the Border.
SPECULATIONS ON THE EFFECT.
[bt tzlkokaph to the humid. ]
Washington, June 1, 1ST".
Tbe Cabinet was in session lor about an bour and a
ball to-day, and moat of tha time was occupied In a
discussion of tbe Kio Grande troubles and tbe proper
atepsto bo tabes to prevent cuttle stealing ruias Into
Texas from Mexico. It was finally agreed that the
isecreiary ot War should direct Ueneral Sherman to au
thorize General Ord, commanding tbe Department of
Texas, to follow Uie thieves into Mexico to reoovor
stolen property.
LMTTSR or THK JHORKTART Or WAR.
Tbe letter of tbe Secretary ol War to General Sher
man in regard to tbe Kio Grande trouble wsa sont
lb is aiternoon, and is aa loliows:?
War DKrARTMBXT, t
Washington, D. C., J uue 1, 1877. j
Ckmbai?The report o( W. U. Shatter, Llentensnt
Uolonol Twenty-lourtb Infantry, commanding tbo dis
trict of >iueces, Texas, concerning recent raids by
Mexicans and Indians lroin Mexico Into Texas for ma
rauding purposes, witb yonr Indorsement of tbe 29th
tilt., bas been ?ubtnilted to tbe President, and has,
together with numerous other reports and documents
relating to tba same suoject, been duly considered.
Thv I'resldent desires that tbe utmost vigilance on
tbe part of the military forces in Texas be exercised
for tbe suppression oi these raids. It is very desirable
that efforts to this end, in so fur, at least, as they no
ccsianly involve operations on both sidesof the border,
bo madu witb the co-operation ot tbe Mexiuaa author
ities, and you will instruct Geueral Ord, commanding
in Texas, to invito such co-operation on tbo partol tbe
local Mexican authorities, and to intorm them that
while tbe President is anxious to avoid giving offence
to Mexico be is nevertheless convinced tbat ibe in
vasion oi our territory by armed and organized bodies
of thieves and robbers to prey upon oar cit.-zens
should not bs longer endured. General Ord
will at once notify ibe Mexican aatborltics
along tbe Texas border ot tbe great
doslre of tbe President to units witb Ibem in efforts to
suppress tbis long continued lawlessness. At the same
time be will inlorm these authorities tbat if tbe gov*
eminent oi Mexico shall continue to aeglect the duty
<>t suppressing these outrages tbat duty will devolve
upon this government, and will be performer, even if
its performance should render ueccssary tnooccasional
crossing or the border by our troops.
You will therefore direct General Ord that, in case
tlie iuwlosr Incursions continue, bs will be at liberty to
Ubo bis <*rn discretion when in pursuit of a band of
marauders, and whou his troops are in sight of them
or upou a fresh trail to fellow tbsm across the Rio
Oraude, and to overtake and punish them, si well as
retake stolon property takeu from our citizens and
found In their bunds on tbe Mex<cau side of the line.
1 nuvo lbs honor to bo very respectfully,
GKORGE W. McGRARY, Secretary of War.
To General W. T. Sherman, commanding tno Army
of the United States.
HOW TUK THING IS RKUAR0C3.
This action of tbe Cabinot Is regarded by nervous
people us a warlike manifesto wbloh Is destined
to embroil us in a quirrel with tbe Mcxican gov
trnmont, and the abundant presence here lust now of
tbo seventeen year locust with a "W" on its wings
Is takon to be a prophetic sign of tbe coming trouble.
a PKKi'Knityr.
It happens, however, tbat just seventeen years ago i
we bad precisely tlio same trouble witb Mexico, ,
namely? durlug the year IStW, when our cavalry, un- j
tier Csptaln (since Generul) Stoneraan, pursued Cor- J
tiua's robbers twice across the Rio Grande. Tbiyvio- '
latiou or tbo border was committed In purtu<ico ol I
aa order from tbe War Department at Washington
directed to Colonel Robert E. I,es, commanding the !
Department of Texas, commanding bira to uso the
most vigorous measures for tbe capture of Cortimr;"""
and, ir necessary, to pursuo him beyoud tbo
limits ot ttio I'nitod States. A correspond
rnco with Hie Mexican authorities sprang
up in continence wbicb was - conducted
on cur part by Major, since General, Helntzelmnn, wbo
was in command at Brownsville, opposite Matamoros.
He >|Uoted lroin Vattol's Law of Motions to justify the
exploit of Stone man, and the Moxlrans were silenced
by tbo argument; at least they never proceeds! any
lurthorwith tbe protest which was tbus answered by
ticiieral Heint/elman, and as the secession of PuutU
Carolina soon alter gave the I'nltcd .States government
other muttons to look to the Rio Grande question faded
out ol our national policy until long alter tbe close ot
our civil war and until the same Cortina, wbo never
dies and will not r<-?ign, revives It by his own and his
confodcrates' incursions into Texas.
I-'KAR* or RKTAI.IATIOX.
it Is fearod tliat if General Ord rarries out his orders
literally and p'irsiios any marauding bands across tbo
river into Mexico and attempts to punish them there
tbeir countrymen will rally to their support and it de
feated will In retaliation r?>b and murder such Ameri>
can settlers as may bo witbln their reach.
This view or tbo situation was brought to tbo atton
turn ol .Secretary Seward to-day by an American who re
sides in Cbibuabua, but be was assured that tbe admin
f?tration would exhaust tba powers of tho government
il necessary to givo protection to tbo lives and property
ol Americans resident in Mexico. There arc many
hundreds of Americans scattered throughout tbe Mexi
rnn States near tbe Kio Grande, and to protect them
Irnm robbery and murder by the Mexican bandits
when Infuriated, as tbe latter will be by tbe entry of
General Ord> troopers upon Mcxican soil, will demand
something like tbs stern raoatures Russia Is now
taking witb the basbt-bazouks, between wbom and
tbe Mcxican border thieves tbere are many points of I
similarity.
THE ROSEBUD FIGHT.
MILES' SUCCESSFUL ATTACK CONFIRMED BT IN
DIAN BUNNEltB?SPOTTED TAIL'S VrEW OF
THE SITUATION.
CiftOiXKATi, June 1, 1877.
Tbe Commercial bu the tallowing special:?
Camp Rbbimsoh, Neb., May .11, 1877.
Indian runners have come Into hpotted Tall
A cciity coBilrmtng tbo report ol a Light
ou too Rosebud, near tbo Taintod Rock,
with tbe wblte soldiers. Thoo Indians are- direct
from the camp ul a remnant 01 Lame Deer's camp
and, niovt likely, were present In iho fight, which
makes their report more valuable. It being the Sioux
side of tbe story.
rumcNTN or bpottio taiii,
To-day Spotted Tail eays, just like a white man, "1
told you io." He says It with much nmtmlacllon. rbe
disastrous loss of all tbetr lodges and ponies, which tbo
runners report to be s?i. Spotted Tnl) gays t? something
?I nfticb lie threatened them with happening, and
"now, whoa 1 speak to them, tbey won't put their
blankets over their earn. "
Four huouu bave left here for Powder River to loarn
further facts ot the liattle. These are enlisted Sioux
soldiers, the samo wlio wero fighting last summer.
A VILLAGE DESTROYED.
BLYtN HUNDRED PEOPLE WITHOUT SHELTER ?
I; El E WED ACTIVITT OF FOREST FIREP.
[lit TELCOAAl'H TO THE ltlJMALD. ]
Dktkoit, June 1, H77.
The village of OnoU, Lake Superior, was destroyed
lire yesterilay. It caught trofh tho burning lorest.
a building escaped, except tbe rchoolhotiso uud
cburcli. seven hundred people are rendered bourn
J eta. Tbo Bay Iron Kurnaco was also burned up.
l.os.-: ?li)0,000; Insurance 4',000. A ttig with provl
t on-, wan despatched Irom Marquette to the relief
el tbe boineletiS population. Tbe weather is warm and
drj and the wnm high, causing renewed apprehen
sions of ravages Irom lore-t lires, which are now
raging at various points in tho upper penlusnla of
Michitfan.
THE LINCOLN TOMB BOBBERY.
LK4HT vnonxm F?<R THP. CONTICT*.
?HT TELEt KAi*lt TO THE HERALD.]
Chwaho, Jnne 1,18T7.
Plnce tho rendering of the veMlct In the case of ,
tfugbeii and Mullets, tbe Lincoln tomb robbers, ami
Ifeeir sentence to serve one year In the Penitentiary,
there iiasbccn a good deal ol excltedcomment through- I
out Ibelieu, particularly lu Chicago,regard)ng the ?nj
in inner In wttl<:h I too tlefobilnute succeeded ttie? >pmg
punish mem. The j?r??ectMio? made out an exitsor- ,
(imartly rtreuf ra e sgsihst Itic pi uoucr*, and the <:??? t
of tto? defend,mte was lu luaoy reepecUu d?<;ld??t in:. i
tire, so far m related to their ianwwM of U>? crime. 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DEFEAT OF THE BILL TO FBEVEST IXTEB
MABBIAGEH BkTWBUN THE K \clts?DETK-R
>Ii.NJLJ> OfPOklXlOM OF THE KEG BO MEM
JSKBb?4k EFFECTIVE LINE OF ABOUMJOiT?
UilE 1NTSBEST AI'PBOPKIATION OtLU
i?I TELEOEAPH TO TBS HERALD. 1
Cftl.l'MHiA, June I, 1*77.
'lUere was a short debute in the Home to-day wbeh,
ibougU it excited no sttontion or interest *b?t?f?r out
side the walls of ibe House, or, peruaps, rather not even
beyond tbe small circle of debaters themselves. was yet
In ita results a a oat significant sign ol tbe tinea. Tbe
ditcusaion waa in reierence to tbe passage of a bill
bearing the simple title, "To prevent ibe intermarriage
of rucea and to define the penalty lor tbe name."
Tbe boitjr ol the bill declared In subslanco
that alter ite passage all marriages between
a white person and a colored person, or
1 nillan, or between a white person and any person ol
Airioan or Indlau descent, lo tbe third generation In
clusive, should be void, und the contracting persons be
ilcenieu guilty ol a misdemeanor, punishable by
heavy fine or imprisonment id the i'eaitenttary, or
both.
uwa IN' OrftKU SOPTIIKPl* STATUS.
Acts ol a similar nature with this, aa 1 aw In
loruied, have been incorporated in the statute laws ol'
nearly il not all ol tbo ^authern States as quickly us
possible alter the emergency of each iroiii under
strictly republican rule, auu the Irumcrot this one, In
tendea to be adopted in thia Statu, probably enter
turned little cioiiot ol ita lfcvorable reception ui the
bauda or tbe new era legislators in .South Carolina.
OVIHMITIOK OK M.l.HO Ml MRKKS.
Ybe negro members, however, bave manifested a
particular una determined hostility to the measure
since lis Introduction on the calendar, and upou this
thu-econu reading ol the bill to-day tbis opposition
was developed in lull force. When tbe debate opened
tno democratic, or, iu oilier w<>rds, tbe white, inein.
bora were unanimously iu favor ol the passage o: tue
bill, which they supported strongly ny lamiliar d?ri|?
tuial und physiological arguments as lo liie evils ot
liiterinariiuge between lU'ilvidiialK ol nay diverse
races, but the negroes were well prepared and lortllled
by counter arguments, und others on the ground ol
political expediency, and, stimulated bv pardonable
pride of race, they* opposed a determined resistance
which dosplio their seemingly hopeless miuority event
ually ueleuiod the obuoxious bill.
THK LI.M! or AUUtKKtT.
Tbe argumenta used cannot ol course be given her*
even in abstract, but It may bs said that the negroes
appealed strongly to the magnanimity ol their uower
lul political conquerors mid more e flee lively perhaps to
thu promises ot Governor Hampton and other demo
cratic leaders made during tbe campaign, to use their
utmost endeavor to break down tbe color line, which
they claimed was sougbi to be clearly and deeply
drawn anew by the proponed measure.
THK HALV HSKKD Mr.MSKKS.
The half breed members especially, lor reasons
easily dlvluod, regarded the bill with peculiar disiuvor,
and these conducted tbo llgbl on their side. Il paaaed,
they said It would it would be daunieu in their lanes
on every ocuaaiou by their negro constituents, and by i
every one of tbe 17,uct> negroes whose voted contributed I
so materially to iheelecuooot Governor Haiupten turn- j
self and to tbe succeaa ol the democratic '
cause. This latter argument was what might be |
called a clincher, and tbe vote boine taken
tho enacting clause was stricken out by an overwl < 'm
ing majority, tho democrats relenting and rightfully
considering that it was asinexpediem as unwise to irri
tate their new frlenua by a measure the need ol which,
moreover, has not yet been made to appear. The
cOects ol this conciliatory action cannot full to apjiear
iu due time.
TIB IKTKKE9T APmoPRIAIIO.N.
The committee of costerence appointed to adjust the
(Hflersnces between tbe donate and House relative to
tno clause in the Appropriation bill for the payment of
the interest on the public debt, atier three conlerencea ?
to-day, have failed to effect an adjustment, and a !
Committee of Free Conference baa been appo.nted aa a ;
ilemur resxert to save tbe bill il possible. luccotnpo- |
sit ion ol the last named committee la such as to pro* j
elude Che probability, il cot the possibility, ol their :
coming to any agreement, ana tbe cbauces are largely i
that this important incisure, tor the passage ot which
the Geueral Assembly was specml.y ? onvened, will be i
lost aud that the session will bo thereby prolonged at ,
least three weeks.
? THE BOND FOBOSBY CASES.
COUNSEL FOB THE PRISONFES PBOTEST AGAINST
DELAY OF TRIAL.
[BY XEI.EGBAl'U TO THE HEBALt). ]
Tm.vtox, N. J., Judo 1, 1877.
In tbe United States District Court to-day Judge Dit
tenboefur, ol New York, mude application lor ibe re
instatement of tbe o>.ie of tbe Uuiled Stales vs. Bonier
tille and Engte, tbe alleged bond forgers, on tbe ealen
dar ol tbe June term, tbe can.- having been postponed '
on Thursday o( last week, r.ntii tbe September tesui, or {
clae that tne bsli be reduced 10 L nited States |
District Attorney Keasoy objected, on tbe ground that
It would be inconvenient Jor Judge Cndwnllader, who
would preside ut trie June term, to bear tbo case then.
Juu?e DitteiUioefffer claimed tbat his clients should not
be deprived ot ihirir legal rights, and as tho
postponement was mndo without their known ?jgo or
consent, they shoul 1 bo tried at the next ensuing
term or else have tho bull lixed at a reasonable amount.
It beins impossible to tarnish the hail demanded, j
$10,00(1. lie also claimed tiial Nel'.loshlp had pnt np i
a Job on tho defendants, mid lliat tho case had sur- i
ronudiups noi pleasantly odorous to tho ;overnmeui: j
that virtuous Netlleshlp wns tne arch criminal and
should lie on trial, instead ol Siipierville and Knpel. I
llo Insisted Hint It, was not right that his clients should i
be locked up iti an unwholesome cell durtnc the not !
months becuu.se it would lneonvcmcnce Jud^e Cud- !
wailsder. Judge Nixon slated mat it arrangements j
pould bi< made with .futile CadwaL'.ador?tvho would >
occupy his place dhriSR his absence in K a rope?the
trial would take plane ai the next term.
ALLEGED M A LPll AfVTICE.
[BY T F.LEO BATH TO THE HEBAIJ). ]
Boston, June 1, 1*77.
Dr. Natliau H Dillingham, seventy years old, and
one ot the prominent New Kn/land free lovers, has
been arrested to-day for causing tho death by abor
tion of a young woman, tweuty years ot ag?, the wits
of Elishu Douglass, ol Dedbaui. <
THE PAPAL ABLEGATE.
Ottawa, Ont., June 1,1J?77.
Extensive preparations are bolng made for tbe re
ception of tbe Pupal Ablegate, Dr. Conroy. Ho will b*
tbe ^ucsl of tbe Governor General and the Bishop of
Ottawa. ,
OBIT DAB Y.
J. DAGGETT HtN'T.
There ts not a city or county in New Jersey In which
the announcement of tlio death ol J. Daggett Hunt Is
made that will not feel a thrill ot reyret. A few days
ago ho was at tbe Merchants' Hotel In conference
with the leading politicians of the citaie
on Ibe political situation, and especially
tbe gubernatorial contest next (all, and last evening
tbe cold sweat of death settled on bis brow at his
temporary residence in this city. Mr. Hunt possessed |
a wonaerlutly intellectual and physical combination.
He was over alx loot in boigbt, with a broad, geulal
expressive lace, a sympathetic eye which could be-*
times, however, Hash the fiercest determination, broad
shouldered, erect and muscular, a man who
In tho Senate or the lorum Tiad a commanding |
appearance which could not be forgotten. He wns oniy i
thirty -nine years <>| ago. Mr. Hunt was in tip fullest i
sense u self-mado man. At an early ape be cmbreeed
the study of law, and his practice alter admission to
tne Pur was almost exclusively confined to tho Stato ol |
New York. Hut It was In political and public questions
in New Jersey that he achieved Ills great triumphs. He
was the Warwick of tbe State Democratic. Conventional |
Trenton when ho jumped from bis seat, slopped the ;
calling ol the roll and nominated Joel Parker lor Gov- 1
ernor. The surprise and contusion that tollowea will {
not soon be forgotten. Parker was elected by a large 1
majority, and Mr. Hunt I henceforward became the [
loremost man ot his pony in ills scctlon of tne State. I
His next snd crowning triumph was the overthrow ol
railroad monopolies. To bim more than lo any man I
wns duo the passage of ths general railroad law
winch dostroyed lorever the tyranny of railroad cor- |
potations. In acknowledgment ot nis great services
in this cause Governor Parker presented him with the j
pen which signed the bill and made It a law. i
Mr. Hunt was u prominent candidate lor Governor
next (all, and his magnetic, lancinating power
In conversation and on tbe stump would hove made
hi in a lorimduble rival, lu private Ills bis heart bore
lull relation to bis massive physique, and tbe extent
ol his charity and sympathy will nover be known. ;
He loaves a wile and several children. His rouniry 1
scat was a sj.londlu mansion in Summit, whero ho was
the idol of tho residents.
Bk>V. JOSEPH BEKD.
Ho v. Jo-oph Heed, Chancellor ol thocathollo Diouese
ot Hartford, died at tbo residence ol bishop Galberry, j
In Hariiora, yesterday, ol consumption, with which hi {
bad been alilictsd lor the post seven yesrs. He was a 1
native ol Waterburv, Conn., and ttudiea at St Charles .
College, Maryland, and the Provincial Seminary,*at
Troy, N. Y. In May, 1S0?, he was ordsmotl at Troy
and" titer supplying a mission ai Uirmingbnm, Conn,,
und subsequently serving as curst* st the I'athcdrsl in
I'rovidenee, wns eventually appointed by tho late
Hishop MacFariund, ot th? Hurtlurd diodes#, as Secre
tary and Chancellor, lllshop Gal tie fry continued
Father Hoed in this responsible position snd he per
formed lt? duties until ms malady assumed a dsucir
nus form u lew weeks since. The Initial will take ptaco
In Ufaterbury next Tuesday. Father need wns a gen
tleman ol line abilities and one of Hie most prominent
clergymen ol tbo illoeese. Senator Kornan and o her
New York friends ot the dotaasof have been inviled by
telegraph to attend the luucraL
M. H AKMEN.
A cable despatch irout Copenhagen says:?"II. H m- 1
sen, leader ol tin J,olt in ths Danish Parliament, II i
dead."' |
WEST POINT.
COMMENCEMENT OT THE AXXVtfc EXAMINATION
OF III CADBTfc.
'This l? on a of tfevfeert's da?*, "the bridal of the
eann sua tky," said Bishop (Juitiiard, of leuncssoc, as
be stepped out umi Ike |nuu of tks hotvl lioru till
moruinc and took in tbe (sir scene. He ?h jolued lu
u moment by General David A. HUlis, of Iowa, who,
like bun, ban been 'here several days iwiiilai ilie
annual exjuiiBation, which commenced 10-day,
and which they were 10 witness as member*
<>i the Board ol Visitor* Four oiuur mem
bers arrived last nigbt?Hon. A. K. .Stevenson, of
111.; Senator item B. Muzey, Hon. Thomas C. l'latt and
General Thomas W. Hyde of Maine. Rev. Charles O.
Thompson, of Wofeester, Maaa., arrived to-night and
will join bis eeilaayuea In the duty to-morrow. The
remaining live members aro hourly expected, and the
board will not be organized until they arrive. But
lew visitors have reached bore yot, aaibe reviews ami
drills, which are Ihe clttel attraction, will not he livid
lor soma days yet.
KlAMt.NATIOM UOWNRVrKO.
by a geueral order issued I tut sight, the examina
tion was ilxed to begin at mae this morning and con
tinue nil oue, 10 be then romittiwl and resume J Irom
three till bvu ibis altsrnonu. Tho lirst, or graduating
class, 10 be tirst interrogated In mineralogy and geo
logy, next in engineering, then in law, and laMly in
ordnance and gunnery About a week, It is thought,
will be consumed in this inquisition, and irom thai
met some Idea o^ its thoroughness may be gamed.
The examination is to he conducted by the wholo
academic ?af!, which will afterward be divided into
turee committees, which will simultaneously elt upon
the tbree lower clashes. In pursuance or this order,
the I)ret section ol the graduating class turned nut it
lew mii'.ut*-* before nine this morning und marched to
tbe library, where i bey were to rim tlie gantlet, in
awful array at tables across one sldo of the room sit
the faculty, with tbe massive form ol Major (ionerul
.-choilcid looking up in the in.dilo. Tbe members of
the Board ol Visitors .sat on the lei I.
Five carte s were callnl upon a platform opposite the
dons and to each was given a auujeet?"Explain the
structure and arrangement of rock masses,4Give a
br:ei review ol the mineral and vvgotable kingdoms;"
"What are tbo elTecis o!' organic agent* in producing
geological changes 1" and similar problems. Each ho
gan by inscribing his name upon tbe top ol tbe biack
Donru aud proceeded under n to uhalk down the chiel
points of his theme. As each got through he express's*
the foot by tacini: tbe examiners and watting until he
was called upon to i*ke:ch the main loatnres ol the
subject given biur., using tlio heads ho uad written as a
guide. Meanwhile other live eedcta of the section
were sent by Prolussor Keudrick?who conducted tbo
examination In mineralogy and geology?toon.) aide of
the room, urhere each was furnished a laboratory
bench furnished with a lighted spirit lamp, blowpipe,
a hammer, a ille, n magnetic, needle on n pivot, gome
lest tubes and several vials of add*, Into the hands
ol each was then placed a tray containing
about a dozen specimens of ralnwrni.* aud sim
ilar substances. These he was expected to examine
at oncc, classify and explain tbe nature oi each,
where It was to be found and Its utility, If it poisosscd
nnv.
occasionally an enthusiastic young cadet wrapped in
hitt work would pound so loudly with his bummer,
pulverizing a specimen, ns to render Inaudl
bio tbe candidate who was telling all about
tlie "mineral and vegetable kingdom*." Some
of the replies were rather amusing. Question
ing a cadet about respective trauslucencies of
marble and alabaster tbo Professor inquired
which part of a statuo made partly or tlie one and
partly oi the other would be more trans ncent. The
reply wns, "Tbeeir."
Three sectlous or tbe first class wera examined Uiis
forenoon, und two at the afternoon session. The re
maining three will be examined to-morrow, and prob
ably tbe Hoard will then adjourn until Monday,
The members oi the Board are mucn impressed with
tbo proficiency displayed by tbe cadets tbus far exam
ined.
DIDN'T SAVE HIS BACON.
Officer Klvnu on Thursday afternoon saw two men
take a bag containing six batni Irotn ? truck. lie sue
eroded only in Uoluwg on* of them. he gsvo his
mime as John slinrkoy and was brought to Jellersou
Market Court yesurdiy morning, wtisre bo was bold
in |5ou bull. As otttcer Klynn was stout leaving Court
hogecogc zed in a man being ohurgod wttli disorderly
cvkIuci, ami who give his name us O'Keefe, one
oiler tban Michael Moloney, bam stealer No. 2. Thrro
U|>on h.uu jajjo Randall:?
"Well, Mr. O'Kocie, ulus Mr. Moloney, we will dis
miss ibe complaint ol disorderly cocuuct, and, Mr.
Moloney, alms Mr. O'Keefe, wo win commit you in
$jO(i bull to answer on a charge ol larceny."
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAM^S.
HATES OF DKPAWTW! FROM NEW YOKK FOlt TIIE
MONTH OK JVNh.
Metm/tr.
| StrttftutHonl
t>.
Citv ol Berlin..., (June 2.
Main i.lnro 2.
Ethiopia. ....IJnno 2.
Simla.. jJiimo 2.
Dim n.
Inne 11.
-I niia 7.
.Inne 7.
.Minn 7.
I utin
.1 ii Tin
.1 lino
?I tine
?I iinu
.In nn 12.
Jime 1:1.
Iiiii<! 121.
.lime 14
?Iiiii* 14.
.Inne Hi.
Inn* I'i
lull" Hi.
lltKfi 10.
Mirtie-IB
puuo !<?.
tn? ? vl.
I One 21
.1 mil- 21.
unr 23
Jnne VII.
June J 1.
.1 una 23.
?lime 23.
June 2H
liinti 3<i
Liverpool.
Itrcnien....
fl!a<e<iw .
Liverpool..
I.lrerpool..
Ilnvre
Uottcrdam.
? ilaiirnw ...
Ilumr.urc.
I.ivrr?i'i>l..
1-iTnrpool..
; fimlon....
i. Iinrnw...
Bremen
Mvernool..
Liverpool..
Havre
lilaazow....
Hamburg
l.irernooi
, Uverpool
lip>"ir?w..
Kteniyn...
Liverpool.,
idterpool
IKniliKhm
Hamlin re..
I <i vriw'il..
I. itiOoii....
i;Ih?uow. .
tili.vtnw..,
Bremen ..
I Hamliurir. .
, I Liverpool.
? Liverpool..
I Liverpool..
AttMinia
Villa do Parle... .
'\ A HrUotom......
Sluto o? Oeorjfln
Sllt'ria
City m Clietter...
Ulri?rlc ....
Klynn
Victoria.
VC ??cr
Montana
Svvihla
I.abrtihir
stateot Penn'e...
11 iitp'.iicin t'k
Bricaanii'
F/nil
?l ?IKi?..,...
VhI'I,. ....
i.Khu Jr.:..
Kiimla A
Tuteol VintiV*.
T..
Il-riier .
(My nl' Kichm n I.
I'tl.pU
llevonia...
Hevnria...
. nil?r
WieiiBl. . . ...
tlerraanie. ,\T. .
\v,von?in 4........ jQ.lnljr St.
Wl*c*n>tn.> /1'uly 17
ALMANAC FOR NEWyORK?THIS DAY
si* axn moox | ii id a watbk.
Son rlseii 4 30 | Gov. Island ove 12 46
Bun sots 7 25 j f.indy Hoolt ero 12 00
Moon rites....morn | Hell Gate ere 2 30
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
op*.
16 Broadway
12 Bowlinir linen
1 Bowituft Qreen
'IB Broadway
4 Bowling <>ree?
Wi Broadway
"M) Bioaiiwny
12 IS runaway
ini Broanwnv
(roadway
37 Broadway
7 Bowling lireen
7 Bowling Oreen
,2 Bowline Uraen
l'2? Broadway
4 Bowline Oreen
,V> BrnaHwny
72 Brnulwsv
(il llroadwny
j?7 Broadway
I'M Itrniiil way
?7 HowiiiiK lirean
2 Huwlinr lilria
Rroudway
4 ilnwllnt; Urven
72 Bm.iuwar
.ill Km.nl way
i?l Hrimdwa*
I'i llruailway
7 Hd'.viint' iraen
7 I'lOwllnBfirarn
7 Biiwllnic ' ? re en
2 Binrllm; Omen
61 Hrnndwav
:I7 Bruitdwn.v
21> Itrnadway
2ft Broadway
Jo.VK 1, 1^77.
At
Xew ^ ork....
N'nrrnw*
Il? r
ilHidy llnok.
?lientle.
Hour
.NiM.olW.lfi
4 I'M .fi.l'i
, n|'?:?n.l.i
| 12 P M130.1.1
rORT OF NKW YOIIK, JUNE 1, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
RKP0ETKH HV THK IIHiAI.M STRVM YACHT* AND
HKUAI.U milTKSTONB TBt.KtfkAPU 1.1 NE.
>tenmer Monrnnn (Br), lledrioa, Liverpool May 23 rla
t^uni'inlun-ii 24lli, wnli iud'?e unit 171 pniinrnuarii lu Will
inni* t Onion. May 2ii. Iitt .10 13, lull 20 33, ilgntlled bark
i<nra, of ami rrmn Unlit**, \S, for Barrow ; :nnh. lat 43 lO,
Inn .'>4 M, nlgr.alled bark Anhiiutcr. ol llalifiA, NS. frain M
ilnhn, SB, lur l>iTarpn?l: iltine 1. 217 miles earn ol Nandy
llnoK,panted uteamrr Kriinca iRr). henra for London.
?irmnKr Arraf?n (Mri, dytnuna, Krimoi May 1M. witli indw
and V) Boawnvrrn to W Ii Mnrc*'i Had (Irons westerly
wlnd? tha rntlra paaoase.
steamer We?ei (it^ri. Von Bnlow. Rranteo Mny l?. via
Mo.i:h?mnt?n 22il, wit a mil .a and |iK?*n*er? to Oalrlcht X
Or. Ila?i line iremhwr. May 27, lai 44J 25. lur 37 .!<>. pa?e<l
?hip Areliar, of and tor New York truni Breman: :iutli. lot
42 17. ln:i ?>' 14. luiir H Binbo|i, fram l'*di> tor uloncaaier,
HmHraar Albamarle. Oltib?. Sorlulk. wHii nnt?r anil pan
a -user* lo the (ilil Dctnia^in staam?bin r...
Steamer Kllio Kmrht. Mc'raerj*. tniladelplila, with indoa
tn Bintart A Morirai.
?4htj? r.rlci^aon (ol Boatoni, hotibar^llollo. Kt>> 24, with
annarta Ira llnMley. I'aa?eil Anjtr Marrli 12; bad lltbt
<rlnd< and nala down tlir t'luna monerate SK traded
In Imll.tn Ornin : pmsrd Cai<e'4f (le?d Hope April 12. and
hid liulit "iW and '.T wind* lur 11 day* afterward anl mod
ei-atr .^E iraden to H e Equator, cro?-inr It In loa 41 30 W,
21' d?y?tro.n ilia C*p? thence ?n port 2?i day?; had vary
Hulli wledft I'rom lat 24 N,
?hln Mitita iiiri. K^vannfli. Calcutta Keb I'i. wllh mdna
to orile: : vnwi lo Arkel, t>ilt?? A tie. Paaud t ape nl'ltood
tlripe V|>rlI 3 and rro?ed tli* Kqnntor May 3. in ion 32 2'l;
hail tinn wnuther and llcht MK trade*; May 2, iat 2. Ion 32.
>poke hmk J oil II Biinran, Iron Manila yla Ciipe nl liood
Hnpe tor New Yurk.
.??hip >l*inh?r (of Idri-niouil, F,van>, i/'alrntta anil Sand
Mean* Feb 12. with nidi* to order. P??ed Cape ut Coori
Hope April I. M He.i*n? 17th mid rio>?e'i the Kqniier May
2". In Inn :i0 W; April ?*>. In lai 2 .*, Ion 3<> W. upoke ehip
llnward II Troop (Hr>. lor l.ieerponi troin Itio .lanoiro; M?y
is. nn lat. An, axrhauged ticialx with a hark .hawing lei
t? > .1 C I' I. irom Phlliipplne l?land* lor Ho?tnn,
f>l:ip T1iere??. Shuw. Liverpool ,V? dayn, wlili md?e to
Thin Unnliam'* Nephew A Co. Mad waaierly wlndn moat
of the pamnije.
Murk <!ariiar*oii?hlre (Br). (tiadKe. fcmoy 11?1 dare, Willi
Ira to order: v???el to Fnnrb. Kd\e A I1?. I'at.ed Anjer
Fih 20. Oapi of liood Hope April il, Helena 21f). and
rri n.ed thi* Kni aim Mar 4 In Ion 21>4tl'. had lino weather.
Itark N?h I (Au> i. Maf chloal, l.l*erponl 4fi daya, in hal
l??t. lO H|iK*llvil-|l A a'o
Bnrk i nanlma 'Bri, Cain, lion* Kouk Fell I'i, with tea
in A A Low .1 Bio. P*e?i d Arilei Fell 27, Capa nl <iuod
H ip# April t. Ut lleli'pn 23d. and "ro??ed Ihe Kuuator Mnv
In l?ti M Had ?<4Uiillv and rain* weather In llie Strain
nt Mjnda: fli?nc? Bn* wonllier.
Bark Krai ice wo liargnilu i:al), I anro. I.idiui 4li d???,
wlih 'ud?e In orde? ?o?<el to Funrli, Kd.va A Co
Hark Morning 4iar i Bri. Hn.hi-ll, Pnrt Spain iTriiildiuli
Hi <tnf, ? Ith iuola??e? to Konland A A'plnwall; reoeel to
(I T Hulley.- ?
Hmk C \ l.ittiufleld, Career. Havana 1? day?, With aagar
to It P Back A ' 'n.
Bark Xnlma iRr), Peter.en, Cardena* 11 da.vn, with anaar
In Swan A Hun.
Hark Harriett s Jaekeon, Raoon. rtnarna, with angar to <1
11 Winehe^Ser A Co
Hriu .fohn Kendall (nl' Penftanre*, Jamea, Moaael Bay.
Coll. Jlrfrch ifl. with wool toi rder . eemel to U K Halle*,
i ratted tIts Hr|ita'or M?y 4 In Ion 34 12 W ; April 4, iat 33
His. |un l?< R, np'ik" n?rk Prlncen of tVnlea iRr.. frntn
Ra.^in lor' Faimomh. .V> itaea out: illh. iat IOtl.il,
tan IN MA W . e*rbaiiu-ed with a swa.itah bark trora Ml He
Una lor Be .lorn ; May 7, lat 2 .I'J N, !? u JO W, MM
lUllimnn . Dutch,, Irom Bio Grande for Jit* York.
J'hn Jul ii Kend til is anchored .it Sandy Hook for orderv
Hrljt t-.mlly (Hr), Howdin. K'o Janeiro 06 "lays. with cof
fee 10 C J Kaw>av k Cu; ve?scl 40 (ieo P "alley. Croesed
the hquator April -4. in Iod 3!?. Mid hud light R8B winds
nine*
Brig Ottjr of .'Joule, Perk. Fola!-?-Pllre J?Ji. with
tuirar nnd uiolessei to order; veseel In matter.
Hrij; Iim ttilclirliil. Orcu'.t. Met aulas vie Charleston ??
days. with sugar to Parsons * Ijwii
llrie Margaret Cowrie (Bri, A'lini. Cerlsnej M*J 12,
witli sugar to a K IIalley.
1 Brig N'eRle llusteo, Brewster. Cerdene* 14 d?yi. with
aagar end melado to HaiMrsou k WieeUere; veesei to
Brett, Son A Cu. Was 7 dayi of Hatteras with light
northerly winds.
{ Brie Manllus (Rr). Todd. Magna 15 day?, with molnMet t?
I order: vessel to Way dell k Ce. Wu B d?v* S of Hatterns
I will) light X aaiJ NXfc winds; May 2'. let HO 2!'. Ion 7Hi>4.
spoke brig J 0 Kmei, from Sarua lor Delaware Break
water. 4 <le*? oat: 3rfth. let :w, Ion 74 ;$4, brig Oliver, hence
for I'j'i au Prince.
!*cm O M Remington. Phillip', Porta Belle, Granada, 27
davs, with csiciaouiv tu Doane k Ooit.
sdir Wtu Dent In v. Ilwlfiui, Kingston, J a, with logwood
to Darren k Co; veuel to Jed. Frye h Co.
?*ehr Merer T TruMy. Crowley, A a* ('ayes, with lojwood
to V Nones k Co; tense! to John Bojmtmi'l Suet
S-hr 4 I* Emei'ioa. Emerson. Cardenas 13 deys, with
?ujjur to AIvah Mudtett.
Sohr Garrett P Wright. Cropper, Sau Salvador 8 days,
with fruit ami ?> nassenirer* to B J Wenburg k Co.
Schr Mary B Dyer (of Bo?ton). Oliver. Abacoa 8 day*,
with plnei to Gome* k I'earsall; veseel to BJ Wenberg k
(Mir Tiun o'Shatiter (of Platen Island). SeelulT. Ahama
" dtijrs. with pine* to Wtn Douglass; vessel to H ?' Wenberg
k Co. Mav M, had a NK gate. lasting 24 hours, in which
l<i<t toremast head.
Schr > II Barnes, Wright, KleutheraS days, with nines
to Wm Douglas ; vessel to B J Wenbrrg k Co.
Schr ''harloU" Jameson, Jameson. reniandlna 14 day*,
with lumber to II P Brown A < o.
Sohr Marcus Kdwards. Douglas. iMltNirllli 10 days,
wltli liunher to .1 C stone : vessel to Warreu Kay.
s.hr Waterltor, Kelly. Jacksonville II days, with lum
ber to order; vessel in J s ingrahum.
Sehr Sarah l.avinia. Anderson. Jacksonville lOdr.yr, with
IutdIit t^i llnntrr .t ("0; ve'si>l to mvater. is iMinnd to
Allmnv.
Schr Killle S Derby. Taylor, Savannah 10 days, with lum
ber to Rvans, Bill .t On.
flrhr Ideewood, Jolnison, Cenrifetown. SC. H days, with
naval More* to G II lln'lliiit Co- May 21* olT Chlneo*
tfiii'fno, ?p:>ke schr i.ii?htnliiK. Boyle, Irom New York for Port
ljlinon: same day, l."> mile? east.
Schr B V Ulover, Inaerooll. >ioor^?townl SC. Odaye, with
naval stores to R l> linrllmrt k I'o.
Nclir Flora Caitls, Curtis, Virginia.
.-chr A B ftoodinan. Owens. Alexandria.
Si-hr i C Lyon, Jeffrey, baaiiuore.
S. hr t'liemhlm. I osii. H iltliuore.
Schr W A Leveslu-r, Smith. l"ill>Ml?lplilik for New Haven.
S'-hr K M l)tilliel<l, llaytior, I'ltlladrlphiafor New Bedford.
Srhr Kdwln Host, Kiiston, with carco irom steamer Rut
land. ashore at l.on<? Hr.mrii.
Sloop Co'ni't Carroll, i'en^aenla 15 davs. In ballast, to
funster. Wat 7 days N o( llattoras with ll|bt K and *R
wind-. The 1! Is hound to Xow Haven.
a^Barlt Isaac Hall, Kyile^ arrived yesterday from Ha
friiii, made the pacsav ? in 1H days (not 20, as before report
ed) ; was 7 days X of liuUcrns. with head winds and calms;
the cargo is eunsiicned to Uosslnr k Co.
PASSED THR0IM1II HRLL OATH.
BOUSD SOUTH.
Htoamer City ot Plteiibttrit. Sprm-or. Now Bedford for
New York.
Sclir J L Crossloy (Br), Croedey. Windsor, Nfi, for New
York.
Schr Kvergreen. Turner, flalem lor Xew Tork.
Schr fieor^c II 'Mk, (Summon. (Jloncester for Xow York,
schr Peacedsle. Caswell, Narrairansrtt Pier lor New
York- ?
Schr Rate k Mirv, Co is well. Providence for New York.
Schr 1* ow Boy, llodxdon. Providence for New York.
Schr IVtu M Wilson, tVltsoe. I'r.tvideiice for Xew York.
Schr Crt'cni County Tauner, llyiie, Provirlenco lor New
York
Schr John Stockham, ilart, Providonce for Hobo ken.
Schr Klyaway. Knus, Providence fur Xew York.
tjci r UuuKie W Millard, spanldiuK, Block Island for New
York.
Sclir Clarissa Allen, Boiler. Norttiport for New York.
Srhr Amelia Atiffusta, Mutt, llartfurd for New York.
Schr Wm L Peck, ltnnce. Cold Spring Harbor for New
York.
Schr T.anra, Jones, Cold Spring ftor New York.
BOUND KAflT.
BieamerTlllis, Rwing, New I>ondoa and Norwich for New
Yuri:.
ilrin Muniun, Oardlner, New York fur Bllboa (and an
chured in Ilart Island Roiidsi.
Holir l.onlsu (Br), Muriel!, New Yark for Arlebat, OB.
Sohr iiitward Barton (Br), McDonald, New York lor Bt
John. NH.
Schr S J Irwin (Nr). New York for Halifax. NH.
Schr l.ncy, Colwelt, New York lorEastport. Me.
Srhr Addle R Soavry. Seavey, New York for Boston.
Schr J 11 Atwoud, Jones, New York tor Bangor,
Sc'ir Annie S Collins. Cousins, New York tor Haverhill.
Schr Hero. Bitker, Now Yoik lor Salem.
Sclir Florence, Sackett, Now York for Cold Spring Harbor,
LI.
Sclir Leonora, Rodgert. New York for New London.
Schr Ce>> stand id. titan. New York Itor Mlddletown.
ischr A O lVanc, I'onso, New York tor Mlddletuwn.
Schr Ir.a LalTrititcr, Coicman, llnbriken for Boston.
Srhr John D luuninam. Smith, ilohokcn lor Portland, Ct.
Sour Ma'.'uic Todd. Norwood, IVeehawkeu for Salem.
Schr I'' Marwln, Kume, Port Johnson icr I'rovideuce.
Schr Orii'U. Smith. I'ori Johnson lur Saybrook.
Schr Kred Tyler. Parker, Ambov for Providence.
schr X?hec, Shropshire. A in hoy for I'rovldonce.
Sclir Spray, Ailanis. Amlioy for New Haven.
Schr Josephine, Alehers, Arnhoy lor Bridgeport.
Schr Wm A9l?unt, Vlount, Ambdy for Stoiiingtoa.
BELOW.
j liitrk Atlantic, Lanfore, from Barbados, to H Trowbridge'*
Son*.
Hnrk Vodeala (Br), Brown. Irom Bermuda Mar 21 to C W
Bertui*
HriK Meutor (.Nod, from 1'alervio.
Brltf Oliver Cutis (Br', Junes, from Higua May 11, to R
Murray, Jr.
Schr Ada Mia, from ?
| ? CLEARED.
j Stean.erClty of Berlin fBn, Kennedy, Liverpool via
I (Jueenrtown?John G I'sle.
1 Steamer Spain (Br), Grace, Liverpool via Queenstown?F
w j liin st.
Meaiuer Ethiopia iBr>. Craig, Glasgow? Henderson Bro*.
Steamer Alexandria (Br;, Mackay, Glasgow? Henderson
Bro*.
Srcanier Carondelet. Faircloth. Havana?J E Ward A Co.
Steamer City of Halla*. limes, Kernandina via l'ort
Rovul. SC?C tl "MaHory A Co.
Steamer W Woodward, loung. Baltimore?IVm Dalsell.
Steamer A (' Snm?r?. Wmtt.. Philadelphia?J a* Hand.
Chip Heitifint (Br-, Browne, I-iv rpool ? Hunk A Jevons.
Ship John (I Baker, Penned, Bremen-Carver A llnrne*.
Fhlp AoiiUatn Lincoln (riwi), LindMrjm. Elsinore for
orders? Benham A Moyeaeu
ship Jacob A Stawh-r, Crystell, Havre?Boyd A I) luck
CI).
Bark Edward (tier), llalenbook, London?Herman
Koop A Co.
pBark Kuggiero I'rimo (Itat), Rugirtrro. Bristol, E -Lauro,
Hark I'arejero (Br), Davldann, Cork for order*?Hewlett
A Torrance.
Bark Ali l<>n (Nor>, f.i?n>en, Cork for order*?Louis To
ten*.
Mark llenla (Br), Gould, Antwerp-Grrbardt A Brewer,
Bark Alamo (lien. Br u.larlmuiMi, Bremen -Herman
Ki'wp A Co.
BarU China (Ger), Jordan, Bremen ? Mullor A Kramer.
Bark Arrai-an (Nor), Aniraard, Hamburg?Punch, Kdva
Hark Tulsko (Get), VonTliuUn. Hamburg?Herman Koop
A Co.
Bark Faro (Nor), Tonnesen, Uant/ic ?0 Tobias A Co.
Bark Kola (Nor).Sorrn?en, Koitigsbnrir?C fobias A Co.
Hark Krragon (Nor), Wei'ber. Lilbeek ? Kuncli, Kuye A
Co.
Bark Ariadne (Nor), llaneen, Elainora for orders?Funab.
Edye A Co,
Hark Sokratei (Nor), Arve, Eulnore for orders?Fnnch,
Edye A Co.
Bark Marie (Nor), OUen. Eloinore for order*?Punch,
Edye A Co
Bark Christian WFbelm (Nor), Andersen, hlsinnre for
order*?Benbam A Boyeion,
Bark Mary (>we), Jensen, Bergen (Norway)?Louis Te
Bark Noah (Nor), Balvorstn, Sordoatrand (Norway) lor
ordera-Kuuth. Edye A Co.
Mark B.vfoi:?<1 Ohri?tcnsen (Nor), Thoraen. Christian!*
' Tobias A Co.
Bark rri'CillM, Adam*. Callao?Fabbri A Channcev.
Bar.; Carrie L Tyler, Meats, Montevideo?John Norton,
Jr A Son*.
Bark Voyager (Br), Humphrey, Perth Amboy, NJ?Ben
bam A Bnyescii.
Brig Frledllof (Nor), Mortheaien. Bristol, E?C Tobias A
Co.
Bilg Morniug Staif (Br>, Wrishtson, Queenstown or Fal
mouth for order*?Goo I Bulley.
Hrl< Anna (Nor). I'Moraon, l.tibeek?Lonl* Teton*.
Hria UrtUMft Tborbnrn (Sue1, Petersen, Gothenberg?
Piim-h, i dye A Cn.
Mrls H N llanseu (Nor), Osbeek. Gothenburg?Koneh,
Iilvt A C<>.
rints Emma l)e?* (Br). Hebnlts, Porto Cabollo?Theodora
Fooite.
Ilri?.' Starlight, Thompson, Port Spain (Trinidad)?L, W
A I' Armstrong.
Brig E rain a L Hall, Perry, Sauna In Grand*-^Carver A
Barnes.
Selir Henry Mlddleton, Miller, Port an Platte?Theobald
Bros.
Schr Promenader (Br>, Brooks, Port an Platte?H E A
P U Thurber.
.-elir Lottie (Br), McNeil, Mnrray Harbor, PEf?Hatton,
Watson ,k Co.
Sohr Win L Seoll, Barrett, Philadelphia?Evans, Ball A
Co. _
iSr.br Ada H Allen, Dudley, Penh Ambny, NJ?Jed Frya
A Co.
Mt Snow Bird (Br), Crlppt, Newark, N.I?P I Nevln* A
Bon.
Srhr Ringleader (Br). Town*end, Newark, fiJ?J P Whlt
I ney A Co.
Krhr KebOk-ea Florence, Hlrhnrdi, Boston?H W r<ouil A
Co.
6^ir Plaoter, Hardjis. Weymouth, Mnss?Cha? Twlng.
SAILED.
Pteamcrt (.'arondelel. for Havana; City of Oallat, Per
nandina, Acs ship I'lymontU Buck. London ; bark Arciuru*
(Hri, Cork or Falmouth; schr* Isaac Obcr'.on, and M A
1'ylar, ?.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Srr*??R l.auK Nariiittv (Brj. from Montreal (or Liver
pool. before reported as a*hore at Sorel, wa* hauled off Mar
ill and procordrd with slight damage.
Baku M*rv Bkli. Koskkt*. of Sail Francno , has been
Mlsed at Honolulu lor ainuggliag opium, and eondetnned.
scitnAawKMA BanTi.rTT, Smith, or and from Philadel
phia for Wa*bln*tnn. with eoai, was wrecked "n Ijlttl.- Mat
eh.tiu?K* Shoal-, Northampton coantv. V'a, on tho nixbt of
May IB, In A tfalr. All hand* a ere lavod.
Si hie J W?Tkks (Hn, Irom ('hatnam. Out. lor Llvernool,
with oaK plank, collided with steamer l.ake Champlaln
(Br\ from Liverpool via fjneblc lor Montreal, iieeame
waterio^ged and was rnn ashore at St Anne May Ul. Sur
veyors bavt been sent to her from Quebec.
iCMU Will Mil Bitxa*. Spronl, at Newport irom Banser
Tor Uondoot.lost 7"> to I'Xi barrel ihook* off deck near rfron
ton'* Kerf ilghtihlp.
Schb Ci.*ni B CHaruav, of Chatham, before reported
?*hor<? near llnrwlch, Mai?, an attempt to pet herefflail
Ing. v?a* *old as the lay lor the *mu of il.LKR). The Weir
< uinnany, at I'hatham, were the pnrrhaser*.
Hi mk (imniif. Pr?sni)v, MrCahau. fron; Cardenas for
Baliimore, pat into Ks> W??t.lun?i I, loakltig ba<llv.
UaNOOM, May i!? -Capt F S I'arkrr hns *orceed In raising
the ? lir l?*bella Jewell *o that her keel fan he aeon above
the witter
>?? U?(Ol. Mti M-Tlii wkr O A Hiiydv* arrived In
ibis port this ntoniluv with her foromast bauiy sprang. Mi#
await* repairs.
Uauraa, .time 1?Uor Majaft.v'a ship Zephyr, from
Bermuda, report* thnt om Mi-ndey last she pirketl iipaSblp'a
jolly boat, marked ".I oiu Morris" on starn. Next morning
piece* of a wreak pns?ed.
Srlir codseeker, which capsir.ed off Cape flablo, has been
towed lo Green Cove. Three bodies were found in the
cabin and holt.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The fpars of a M-hooncr. sunk 'f'i fstiioms NNE from
' Crosn Rip I,?ghf*hlp. in l?? fathom*, showltr* at slack water,
! navo heeii removed, niiit tke thannei is vew oiear A por
I tiuu oi the wreck, laying about 80 latbotnt to tbt loutb
?iri or No ? Black Spur Bnoy, in 8 fathom*. M? ?? ???*
ern shore of Cro?? (Up Mhual. -till remain*.
GKORCK DKWKY. Commaeder UBN.
Lighthouse In?p#ct#c. Second aiitricL
Boiioi, K?y 31, tin.
WHALEMEN.
Sailed from Sow London Mar HI. *chr U?l? P Simmon*.
for Cumberland lulet. ..... . ?
a letter rrpert* at TawikniM April 12 bark Mar*. Allan,
NB. with 4-JOhbUap oil thia a^aauo-KMKldo all tola: bark
John Curver, ?iau t. do, ISO ol?l< up oil laa< cruise. Spokci.
sedate, Ac, Iinrk C?pe Horn Pigeon, B*ker, llOublaap
tlute leaving Taieahuano.
SPOKEN.
Ship Oily of Nankin (Br), W?m. from Hull for S in
Frnnelsro May 1 2, 1st 45 05 N. lou WU7 W.
Ship Uowsnl l> Troop 'Br). Muck, Irona Liverpool for Bio
Janeiro April 23. lat * S, Ion 2d W.
ship SpangjleM, I'enrt, IVoni Cardiff for Hong Keug April
?JS. lat 0 Irt N. I>m 38 #? W.
Bark Iklinaie Allrn, Sugar, Irnai Saw York for Bnsnoa
Ayrea April 20, lat 4 Ion 20 W rand waa* kiippllad wltli
lamp nil).
Hurk Onrx (Br), Hatch. Irem Barrow for Qnebec, May 13,
lal 17. Ion 24.
Bnrk lloraiio. (Br). Salkeld, Irom Liverpool for Quebec
Mar IS. Int. 4H.V2, loD IS 16.
Bark Amorosia (Kori.from Havre for Baltimore, May 6,
lat 3Ion 37.
Bark MKai-alppi (Nor), IIin, from Havra for Bandy Hook,
Mil) 13. l.tt 44 ID. Ion 21.
Bnrk Manltun, Kmw*r. from Malt.more for Port Spain,
?#v 2H. Ul 31 34, Ion MI3U.
Briir L K Munaon, Huntley, from Boaton for Philadelphia,
Mav 31. lat 38 ML Ion 7420.
Brig Bright Star, from Maianzaa for Portland, May
2ft l*t?? M. Ion 74 30.
Schr WathinuiiMi. from Penaaculn for Providence May SI,
23 miles sJi of t'apt May.
OUll CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Aktwkrp, Jnne I ?Arrived, bark Kong Carl (Nor), Hen
rlckaen, New York.
Bkrwick, Jnne 1?Arrived, bark Canada (<?er>, La ra
in prt. Darieu.
Cronstiot. Mav 27?Arrived, brig Pollux (Nor), Peder
aen. New Orlean*.
Concnhaci*. Mav 27?Arrived, brig Snomalalnon (Rna),
Hrrlin, Phlladelpliia.
CiirhtiankaSP. May "J:!?Sailed, ateamer Harold Haarfa
ger (N"er>, Holtbersr from Shield* via Bergen), Philadel
phia.
l)t'*Ki*g, May 31? Sailed, bark Grace (Br). Halnea,
America.
Disrac, May 27?Arrived, bark Florida (Br), Addison,
No*' York.
Elmsork, May 27?Arrived, bark Vaaa (Nor), Nielsen,
Baltimore.
Kower, Jnne 1? Arrived, bark Olga (Rut), Mathon, Da
rlm. ' ?
Harwich. May 31?Sailed, bark Aspotegon (Br). McRen
sle. New York.
Hum., Jane I?Arrived, bark Fraacescbino (Halt, Brog
llano. Baltimore. ?
ilDiiDlhi. May 30?Arrived, bark* Insula Capri (Nor),
Danlelsen, Bull JUver, SO: 3lat. ?Jobaauo Marie (Gar),
Guatavna. New York.
Sailed 20th. aiilp Preydis (Nor), Jensen, United State*.
Hkltokt, May 31?Sailed, ahip C B Ha'.rltlne, Gtlkey
ifrom Rotterdam), Sow York; bare Atla* (Nor), Mlchelien
(from do), Baltimore.
Livicaroni.. May 31 ?Arrived, a'eamer Rita (Sp), Gar
trot, Baltimore; bark J C William* (Br), Yeughan, Pema
eola.
Ijynn, May 31?Arrived, bark Darmonle (Swe), Foraell,
St Mary?. Ot.
Plymouth. Jnne 1, 9:30 PM?Fussed the Lisard, ateamer
Pereiro <Fr), l>uuro. New York for Havre.
Qi'kknvtown, May 31?Arrived, barks Adellna (Ital), Pi
ano, Philadelphia; $ong Carl (Nor', Hansen, Baltimore.
RorrvttnAH, May 31?Sailed, bark BJorviken (Nor), Har
ria.^ewYork.
Wvjrr HARTt.Kroor, May SO?Arrived, bark - Marietta
(Swe), Orergaard, Darien.
Loxdo.n*, J one 1?Steamer lfarald Haarfager (Nor), Rett
berg, from Sblelda April 17 and Kergen May I, tor Phlla
delphla, which put back to Cnriatlanaand, sailed for her
destination May 21.
WKATHER BBPOBT.
Hoi.Yfiitto. June 1, PM-WIndSlY, moderate.
PtTJlotrrH, Jnne I, PM?Wind WSW. atrong.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bufror At***. April IK? Atrived. bark* Manila II (Gar),
Onwner, New York: I7tb, Jas Kitchen (bri, Kcynolds. Sa
vannah. i
Sailed IHth. brig Toronto (Br), McKontie, Han Nicholas.
Bkak Hivkr. N?, May &?>Cleared, hrl<* Keile Star. Nick
erxott, <il*?fow.
C*nu. Mar 27?Balled, ship Knot Souls, Drinkwater,
Boston (before reported without dntel.
Cit**LOTTKr??wi?. PET. Mhv 22?Cleared, bri? George,
Montgomery, tor Irvine; 2tHh. harks Is!and Queen. Cunnin?
ham. Belfast: 2Wth. Cap, Chtlstiun>en, for Liverpool:
Winona, Gordon, Barrow.
IloNOM'Lr, May 22?Sailed, bark Coringa, Joiselyn, Hong
Kong.
Havana, May 28-Bailed, steamer Dieno (Sp), Geste
naua. Sew York.
HsurAX. May 20?Arrived, acbr freedom. O'f.eary, New
York. ?
Arrived June 1, steamer Bermuda 'Br). Ansgrove, New
York; Alplia (Br), trora Bt Thomas und Kermitda.
.MoNTBrAt, May 3t,>?Arrived, bark Tmni, .lohmen, Liv
erpool.
Cleared 3?th, Was Deodarna, forward, Qu?enstowu;
Bavru. H.irriaon. rt ?.
JiKwt'ATrik, NSW, April S-Saited, bark Leota (Br).
Steele, San Frunclscu; IHtb, shin Thtriend rustle (Br).
Andernw, do: ti?ncra( llutler. W ehh, do; 2t!th Amynns
(llr), Hohertrnn, do; May 4, t'rnnieria. Stewart, do.
Jn port May 4. *b)p Ann Mlllleetit (Br), Pack, for San
Franeiacn; Warwickshire, for do; bark* Onfl.lcnce, (Tlarfe,
tor Manila: l'.-eort, Waterhouse, for Hong Kony.
Port ait PmiiK, May 1ft???Arrived, schr No'lle Grant.
Jourdan, Now York.
(JtTKnrr. May 3D?Cleared, thlpa Ml!ton, Dean. Greenock;
Nelsuu, Watt*, do; ilreyhonnd. Gondes, rjvjnpnol; Zealan
dla, Allen. Oreenock; Princess Royal, Watt, aad Challenge,
Wllsen, do; Victory. Watson. liomlon; Imrks Alexandra,
Farlain, silloth: Jane. Morris. Lancaster; Iramannel,
Johnson, Peiiartli; Deaalaberry, Leavitt. Ho linn; Airatlie,
Hansen. I.ondon ; M A K Oann. tlenrv, Dublin, Siidrintj
ham. McCheatiey, Creenoek.
Itto Jaskiro, May 27?Arrlred prior, brig Mary Rice,
Challoner. Baltimore.
Sailed prior to Mav 27. bark Cricket, Kean Kaltlmore.
SixiuroiiK. .Inne I --In port, bark Mallnrd (Br), tor New
York, Idtc.
Hvdxkv, NHW, May 4?flailed, ship Vellore (Br), Thom*,
Sau Kranciaoo.
In port May t. shirm British Monarch, Banks. and British
I'ecr (Br), Clements for Han Francisco, Itlg; Dinnpors (Br ,
for do.
In port May Ml, liark IIiouihh Pldtcher, Pendleton, from
Sourabaya, arrived - .
Sr .1 on.v, NB, Way :|D?Arrived, aeiir Sprint; Bird. Mc
1 euu, Philadelphia; Harvey, Bishop, do.
Cleared IHth, nhlp Htrnao Ci.opir, l.iverpool. '
Sailed 2fttlt, brie Vera. lirlrknen. Ballina. I; SOtt). barks
John U llall, Sunnier. Dnudalk; Kblmia, Olson, Bordeaux;
Harveat Homo, (iermun, Londonderry.
Vai.i-araiho, April 17 -Arrived. bark Fluiel (Br), Deas,
Astoria vlh'ioine (and sailod 21st for Antologiuiia to dls
chatge her cart" Of tlmlier).
tn port Mav I, ship Hridgatvater. Spaulding, Ironi lluan
lllos for P.nropo: barks Francis Palme- (Br), l.owerlton,
from Humboldt, arrived IHth (chartered to load nitrate lor
Snu Francisco) ; Ch itnniuc (Br), Brown, from I'aiel'on de
Plea tor Hampton Roads; llosea Rich, Menzle^, unc.
[Ppb STRAVtllt WkarR.I
Al.trante, May HI?Sailed. M J Brady. Brady, Gibraltar.
Austens May 1ft?Arrived, R M ileslln, Gould. New
York.
Bhrskn. May 18?Arnvod. Moaal (?), Meynaber, New
Yrrk; Hanover (at. Erduiann, New Orleans.
Sailed 14th, Geo Washington, Post. Philadelphia.
Bkaihv 11 pa m, May 21?4>fr, Alaska, Armatrons, from
Bull lor San Francisco.
ItKlsTOL, May L't?. - Sailed. Glano. Snppa, New York.
BKl.rA.?T. May 21?"ailed, Kucenio, Perevlch, Delaware
Breakwater.
itatavia. May 16-Arrived, Spartan (?), Cooper, New
York.
llAVomnt. May 2?Sailed, I.lnie Merrill, Call, Port Cale
donia.
CtRPtrr. May 19?Arrived, Wm M Reed, Prince, Liver
pool.
bailed IWUi. tirrit. Uuutar, Montreal.
Ciilllt. May IS?Arrived, Danube, Kniidoek. fit John, NB.
Sailed Irtin, Kred, Jans n. Kichibitcto; IHtb. Jennie Arm
?trong. Thompson, St John, NB.
Count*. April 20 -Arrived, Armenia, Salter. Rangoon.
Colvhkstkk. May is?Sailed. Vleinrta, for linltlmore.
t'ALCftTA, April 21?Arrived, Lney rt Wliia, I'ricliard,
Chnmpion Bay.
Ukal, May 2')?Pauail, hinduo (*), from Hull for New
OfTlUtli. Neptune, Struve. from I'hiladelphlit for Hamburg,
flailed 20th, t'-olclioster. Bitter, !*ew York; Prnyidenza It,
Pro.pero. Delaware (both from I.ondon, the latter passed
Ventnor, IW, satno day).
Kt.itxoitir, May 17?Arrived, Rapna, Melsom. Charleston
for ordera
Fai.moltii, May 20?Hailed, La ICnowles, UoU, Irom
R<nion, Liverpool (was before icpnrted l> lun ? to New York,
Chnse master).
'fowtv. May III?Sailed, holilnnur'. Phlladelttliia.
Ci ana. May 1H?Cleared, K Sutton, I^eon. Boston.
CltiRAlTiH,' May 7?Arrived. Kvlton bent. Brown, Tra
pani (and tlearod Hth lor Oloueester) ; 14th, Xoieika,
Wslah. Meiktna. Ac (anil cleared seme ddy for Olpuceeter),
UiRiiKXTl, May II?Sailed, Krance?'a, Kem'eo. New York.
llAWBritu, May 17?Arrived, Herder '(?), Hrandt, New
York.
Hailed ISth, Kate. Millar. St John*.
Hailed from Cntb tten I7tli, ciellon, Borje'sson, New York;
IStli. Matterliorn, Jesaeu, Caraifl.
llAsn.S'.s. Ma\ 20?MB, Sparlmento, Conliglio, from West
Hartlepool lor Philadelphia.
Ho it.. May IH-Arrived, lintl?ndshlre. White, Ban Pran
CfiCd.
llAvtti-:. May 17? Arrived, Francis Hllijard, Cann, New
York; l*th. Faina, toiuhleson, Savunnali.
I.tvrnrooi., Mav !!??Arrived. Scvthla (s), llalns. New
York; Si Michael. Forties. Fernandlna; 20th, Muskota,
Cutter, at John. Mi.
Sailed 20th, Sullivan Hawin, Rich. Bosten; Retriever,
Morrison, i adts: Lilian. Dick, St John. NB; Moen. Blon,
Suebec ; 2lst, Sundswall. Hcrnstront. Wilmington; llttroid
aarfaser, llalvorsen, Quebec.
Clearcu IHih. Wava Queen, Wilson, Hallux, Ns; trio
the lted. Allen. Sandy Hook; John Campbell, Ilaukinson,
New York; Lo'tlsa. Hees. Quebec
l.onnoN, May 2^? Arrived. Xema. Foster, Baltimore.
Sailed Irom ilravesend 2t>tb, Brlerly, Hill, Vancoaver's
Island.
I.i'tiit, May 2>??Arrived. Odd, Mortenscn. Darlen.
l.yxK, May IB?Sailed, Oxo, Dahl, I'uited states.
Ltsnoi. May lit?Sailed, San Piisco. New York.
MiaatNA. May 14?Sailed. Assyria is), Knox, New York.
>1 armili.ks, Muy 17?Sailed, Arbutus, Nlco!l, Montreal.
Arrived IHtli, Patita Anna, t'aflem, Nen- York.
Ntwitr, May IB?Arrlveu, Abram Yoiuik, Kenney, St
Julio. NB.
Nrwronr, M?v ID?.-'ailed, Scoreshy, Fortnne, Montreal.
Ikl'oRli.a.vo. Ma. lt)-Ofl, 7.In Catteriua, Tliiati, from
Lomloii for Kulthuoie
PkyantrtM, Mav 2<i? Sailed. I'ntiin, Kvati*, (/ueliec.
I'a-sail l.rnr.l IWIi,Sfo?kton, Allen, frnni Antwerp lor
Bus'on; 21 <t, Krtwunl Hafrnf, Tnrsrtmn, I'rotn do fur ?
IVMTkt <n Ma.v IS?Arrivod, Maid of LlananlleD, Ho'der,
tit .lofiu, NB.
P.si.kiimo, May lu - \rrived. KNinnd, Magnesen, Genoa
(and lei' 14th for Philndelphta).
QnrNyfiiwv ?l*> 2'?? Arrlied. Oesan, Pi'teraen, Herfeu
for Quelier, with master sink.
INittkuiia*. Muy In t'lenred. Dnlsharir, Schnlken, Bel
tiioere; Meilelpad Ohleen. Pbtlndalphia.
SWAXAit*. May IS?4)B, Devninhlrr, Faikner, from I.elth
lor Portland, Me.
Stkttik. May 17?Sailed, Mttstang, Blrkland, New York.
Watri vrninr. May 17?Arrived. Alma, Orsoflnl, Now
York; Istli, Itlriindo, I gaud. Oobey (both tor Newry;.
AMERICAN FORTS,
ALEXANDRIA, May 31?Cleared, ichr Uoward Will
taut, Provideuee.
NORTON. itlM I ? tmiH
ir.k?1m "TvJTiJmT
? ill*. d?. bat* Isinael Ahd - ? " S*-.
wkn ]CwCjJGSr%JL2u^l2C_
RU...II. Hgb.k.1,; Ob?W.T>.,*,. iSLULSB1
Fletcher, ??? \uck. lH*,j TTV/""*"* .'I**1
Do?e. Xwaia. llot-k.a. 0 M
Hrlltr, ITtriu. f?n J Aim A liar.!* ,V *1 1i itT^i i***"
Ge*ri.-etuwa ; J ? l-an.pre., New ? "?'**?'?
BALTIMORE. Jw.l-Arrt?i7r?.-,j-?
mmjmw M.nh. B5SoC2^Bt?3C
b.r?v E..I.IU <*?,. y.rawr.?. ft* ;C!;
Lorentsea. Ifotterd ??n , l*-v< * t?'?r Iwi, ,r |L?,? ?
brt* xr hmtaM (Mrt. i.'!???. ivlXv.;. Ic:;? \?.
1 honias, llum h*r|*st<m. W H M? ?r4* SL ? .
Mrsd'sy. Chaw. Matan.ae; Ice.-,., - *: ? * ??
Cleared? Mnam Reriia Gevi.t-aMe
WHllitdar. Clark, Mew York; skip Me?*t<<* lit*., . . *
Bremen; bar* Ftd? 'Reel. Hn>, KUia.ee fcrl, *"?
gin Anua (Geri, -? ..i... 11 \
Alv> cleared. bark* kxpee.s licit, R.
town; Amelia (Ner,, Aa4arw>.., eettia;*-k> <a>< "
hew Vark. '
Sailed ?Hark .'a I Fr??e!H
B.?M<;OR.?M*v '?*>? Arrived, sr'ir* < .es. AAlfcn ?
I ertli Ainoo.r; Ja.lce Tenasy. IS" li. P..i i .1 ..hn? .? *'
tain Laurel. Parrell no
?AJU. Vav 2??A.rivwd. Mkn *<? Niauli I <a4? k a
N?w York; Maria* Draper. Belle). U.se.'r.* ,1.1
walls .1 ?>,# i.luabeili. Phtietf* ,.h.?; ,
Gates. New Tork: I' Meewia. Pie-re. Ik i.>? i,
Savannah; MarvRsui*. It uteri.. Raw lark
Alleu. Baltimore lor ? > wdlaec. ?
Miith?Arrived, schrs * t !?? irv <)%.? Rusts* ??l..?n ?
Ceorifstowu, S4'; Itanalu llafnes, Aden.* w. ?? ? i
Bowdoinbaiu; Kala It Hilton. AJauiv Net.
Salted ? Schrs Mall, Merrill, end J ? Ra^ar*. O .. x,w
York.
<l*t-Arrl*nl. M-lir Tliuk N Ht?aa fltrbar H?-V|
Sailed?Hiik Imuk Kaacb. AaA?r<aa RarkaAu*. arkfa
*??'.? Him.niMu, AUaiu*. and hilaa i.raaa, , |%U(
oalphli^
BKISTOI., Hur 31?tfallad. irkr Jamah tmr tf, R?r
rounh.. I'Mlad.'Ibtiia
l'IUIJ|,KSTllS, Jnaa l-Ca.r-a krif MaHu.
iMri, Minw, Hilntal. K.
Suilad?>iaaairr M?a all, llalliaiura lirlf latnw Br.
a<>t ll?*ra; *chr Aanla IThaaa, ?t I .a,
I'laarrd Vi? Hi, ?chr Wblia H?>, ?low ffi.tl ?,?.*
*. l*\ KK S ISlaAN (). Mr. Mi- ,M - *? ? ??; *> ' ? ^.
Avliurn. New York: Jilli. I'alawaaiiiat Kraul.
aMih. Carria L III*. Illx. du.
URa.NHKHHV IslK*. Mar '** Am?ad. aaur lu.
Franca*, lltili-nr llalinnura far l'al>l>
UKLA'.TAKI'. OTTV, Jiiaa l-iali*.|, aetir f I tar. .,
Ihi.keli, Hu.iuii.
wDL't,;J2 WfcAirp IIARROK. R?r ?r,,,.j. .? a
Mary E Wuadluill, llortua, I'mud n>> lar Nra Yi.rk J ...a
HtMkbaiB. Hart. dt> l.ir Uubnkri. J? u.. : i -n ^. ?- .
r ill Itirer foi \a?r Yurk : laiiiil.t. ?' ,r- c~. .?>.?
fur Ambo.v; Uulxjr K I'arkbunv lluo?*'. A. I..r Raltim r.
Ororn CoiinlT I'miner, H}' la. 4 > lur Jt .aJ?ui > \| t>l??
llarl. do for llnboknn : Kaam. Ilmuaii. U > l >r \? ? \ ark |]
C Irwin..lubuiuiii, hum Call Ki?? lor i"UD?i1. ipi. ?.
?lint, AM?Arrived nil I., wbrnj U ?>ll. ?lir..n.b.r?. rr a
Puwlnok"t fur Nrw York; L>?al? WalkH, i iii.u k. la I
Rlror for do: I'urtu Ooolwin, Clf?l<r, Na? K?. i?-a ,.r
2?: u.V .V""".- '"??'ri'k, aaA L.aua * ?lli, Prtnibira ?
do; K It Hull, Bru?h, dolordn.
SVoitfi* \*! *#'? Twilight, and (Jraaada.
El HtkA. I al. May jt?Arrived, bark lU-eila (Haw?
San I- ratirWco. '
ELL^WOttrH, May 25?riaurnd, aobr \aaA*lia, R*t>?,
New York.
2Hth - Arrived, ?ehr Annie N March. Woodward, >?<
York.
? ^BVANDIIfA. May 26?Arrived, ?ebr Ka Mater, Kil
Ian. Baltimore.
FALL UIVKt, May rp>? Arrived, >rhr* Onrn?t, wiateri.
Port Johnnon; Siimnel Kiraer, Hlrker. Rnn<i..iit; Robert
Center, dulse, Cr?Ur Hill. NT.
Sailed? Schr* K U Irwin. Jobnaoii, I'bilatjrlpiila. hi*.
York "*-Tne,> Oaorj.'etowa; Nay, Obaee. New
31?t?Sailed, acbr Ida L Howard, for New Yerk or K, ao*
cording to wind.
OKORURTOWN SC. May 2?-Arrlrad. eahr B J Hatard.
Bowland, New York.
' JAi;K?UXVIU<K, May 28?Arrived. ?rhra Anaie L Me
Keen. Mokeen, Naw York; I'lriea R Hinilb, Edward*, do
Jiftie I?Arrived, (cbra 8 P Ilall. Smith; II S Willi*?..
WlN?n, and llattio Card. Parry, Naw York.
KEY WEST. May SI. AM?Arrived, atenmer <!ily ol
ilmiiton, Eldrldga, New York (and allied fo- tlalveitan).
June 1?Arrived, athr (lee Peal.oily, Mrt'ahan. ('ardent*
Tor ilalticiore. leaking.
KENSKBl'NKPOKT, Mav UO-Arrlved. ech Maaa.tr R
Oaken, Matthew*. Philadelphia.
MOBILE. .Tnao 1?Cleared, ichr Eva C Y?te?, Yatea.
Chariottetown, PEL
MY.iTIO.Ot. May 30?Arrived, acbr Henrietta, Hiliard,
Keyport, NJ. *
NEW ORLEANS, May 3R?Arrived, ahip Hercules iNor),
Ae.laen. Havre; acbr Muuadnuck. Uanuno, Rmttau
.Jnna I?Arrived, steamer Knickerbocker, Kemble, New
York. ?
Clonred?Bark Camteue Duchatel (Kr), Uuuont, Bor
deaux ; acbr A Denlke, Jonea. Hoitou.
I'as.irs. lit ?Arrived, ablp Ella S Thayer, Mlnott, Liver
pool
Sailed?Bark Andre (Pr), Bordeaux.
NKWBUBYPORT. May .'ill-Arrived, ichr Nellie Brown.
Keller, Rondout.
3tilii?Arrived, ichr Nellie Biowe, Kelley. Rondont.
NKW HKDKOKD Mav 3l>?Arrived, ateamnr IJarrctt
Polheoiuk, Brown, New York; tcbr Mary Riley. Riley Phil
adelpliiH.
31 ?t?Arrived, schra Leraartine, Ireneh, Pbiladelnbla:
Julien Nelaon, Howes, do; Uvrus Chamberlain. Cruabv
| Port Johnson. "
| ^sailed?Schr L B CowpertbwaUe, Jones. Ueormtowa,
NEWPORT, May 31? Arrived, solirs T XT Allen, Scott,
and tlMle f Clark, Oerry. Irom Provldeooe lor New Yorki
Martha P Kins:, Jarvls. Fairhaveu for do : S W Ponder. Liu
coin, Taunton fur dj; Empire. Cbnse. New York Tor New
Bedford; sloop Emperor, Oewlek, .Somerset for New York.
SaHed-Scbrs Allen Unniav, Oirney, and Tunis Uodiua
Sllvle, somerset for New York.
, -^P LCJNDOV. May 31?Arrived, sebrs M Yotsar, New
Iledlord for New York; Geo Temple, Scholleld. New Yorki
May A Km ma. Howard, do.
Sailed?Steamer WiUiamsport. Philadelphia; scbr II Al
len, do.
NEW HAVEN, May 31-Arrived, schra S W Bunnell,
Bunnell, Alexandria; North American, Kiak, Ellnabethport!
i POKTliAND, O. May ??) -Arrived, bara Alden, Uease,
S<?*m. Houk Koui.'.
nVSOAtlOULA, May 27?Cleared, bark Monsoon (Nor;
Svwa.lsen, Liverpool.
PORT ROVAL, S(J, June I?Arrived, steamer ("ity of
Austin, Steven*. Fernsudlna tana Icit for New York!; hark
Cavaliers Scardelll <Br), Andettl, ; bri* Alfred Gam
a*e. Para.
1?Arrived, stenmers Aries,
Wbeldeu. Boalnn; Catharine Whltin*. IlatdlnK. Provi
dence: Vindicator, Rogers, Fall River; E C Blddle, l>avia
New York; bark* Traveller (Br). Simpson, Ivlztut; Fran!
cisca <} (Itai), Oerlola, Harwich; scbrs Ruth A Price. I'rice
Abaco; <! I* htlokney, Ireland, Lynn ; J B Austin. Williams.'
Ronton; Blast. Taylor. Fall River; (Inst, tioff. Somerset.
AI*o arrived, steamers Juuiata, Catharine, Savannah;
Agnes, Smith, New York; bark Adeline t; Adams. Colluri
Matanaaa; selirs Mary Freeland. Chirk, Fall River; S J
Tooks, Cranaier. Salem; W B Thomas. Cranmer, Boston;
Emma M l ot, Vausant. Port Spaiu.
'.Cleared? steamers Hercules. Swaray. Fall River: Bev
erly. WaAlaoe. New York; schr* U (JttriU, llatkell. Provi
deneo- Walter Pa mer. Cole, do; Lavlnta Delaney, Reeve,
River Head, LI; Charlie A Millie. Cduslns, Camden, Me'
. 1 *""'*? Boston ; J B Smith, Williams, do
.1 B An*tlu, WlUlams. de; II H l>iverty. Shaw. Medford
Joseph Eaton, Jr. I'eter-on, (ilotteester; J J Little. (Jaody
L?1?"5 Krl"Bd*> ?'?ffMes. Oambrldtreport; K fj
Mill -r, Sat lift. East Braintrse; \'ir?lnia. BnrKer, Kail
Kiver; Jamas A Parsons SculL do; Yoiinu Teazer. Face
mire. Sow Bodtord; Edward Kwinic. Walker. Sac Harborf
A ?alkeiiberif. Eariv, Bristol; F R Baird. Avis. Charleston.
Al?? cleared, steamer* Katllekiiake, Smith, Now York
Leopard, Wiley, Newhuryport; ship Narah iBr). Saunders)
BrItart: barks Harriet llickman (Br), Smith. Antwerp
Piter (Swi, Kohl. Kultitrilierg; TbAtDuit), Kofold Ivi ?
tut; brltf* Hx (Nor;. Larsen, Bergen; Lubeck (tier*,
{?clu armann, Venice: J B Klrbv\ Barrett. C:ilbar|.-n; selirs
Iinperrt (Br). tJaslin. Hallf.x: White Foam Dix, (iardlner
Lucv Ames. Richard*. Saco; J B Atkinson, Knilsnr. Port
land; Frank Atkins. Atkins, do; S J Foots. Cranmer.
Provldeuco; W II Barrow, Taylor, do; Sarah Wood, Hick
man, San-.'ns; Charles Moors, Merrick. Savannah.
Sailed?Ste.imors Hercules, aud Centipede.
Lhwm, pel, June 1?Arrived, barks Cscllta (Ital), Russo,
Harwich for orders; Jupltor iRuss), Hocmsn, Matanzas:
schr II A Hunt. Rose. Cicnluetto* for orders
Sailed - Schr Mocking Bird (Br), tor Philadelphia
Went to sea tiitcht ol 31st. steamer Lord Olive (Br) Ibi
j Liverpool.
PORTLAND, Me, June I?Arrived, schr Melville, New
York for Ynrmnnth, N8.
PUK'fKKCCTH May 31-Arrived, schr M E Rockhlll,
Ro kfflll, Philadelphia.
Sa'li-d-Steamer Pottsvllls, Pierce, Philadelphia.
PKOVIDENCK. May SI?Arrived, sc'irn John H Perry.
Wo d I'hiladelpnla; Henrietta, Spragite, Woodvllie, Xj '
Isle of Pines, taffg, Rondout; LO Foster, Eldrldtre. New
York.
Sailed?Steamer Concord, Hines. Philadelphia; schrs Win
R Huston, (ia-dner. (ieo ffetown. 00; liilla A Onrrlson
Smith, Philadelphia; Mlnqufe. Phllllns: John Wa'ren, Mc
Oar: Henry May. Hatch; Helen. Carroll: F.li*a k Re
becca, Stout huff; Marcus L Ward, lirabura: Cornelia,
Lyon, and Palladium. Ryder, New York;sloop Fred Brown.
H all. do.
Sailed from Kocky Point 3l*t, schrOsoar F Ilawey. Ty.
ler. New York.
RICHMOND. May 31? Arrived.steamerWyanoke,Couch,
New ?ork: hnrka !? uliilnt 'Nor), Svendjen. Norway: Teti
(Nor). Ileurlckacti, Belfast.
Below, bark Concordia (Ger>, Ka'telholdt, from Philadel
phia
Suited, schr .Archer A Beeves, Smith, Providence.
ROCKLAND. May 2.')?Arrived, schrs W C Ilall, Tolman.
^^w York; 2Sth. L A Snow, Plllsbnry, do.
Sitllsd 24th. *chr< Moses Eddy. Warren, New York; 38th.
IlsraM, Poland, da: Chsae, Inirahaui. VVashinirion; 27?
Trade Wfnd, Cray. New YoA. ^
SAN FRANCISCO, Muy 2??Cleared, bark Arkwrizht
Seers, Port Townsend. ?
Suited?Ships Black Hawk. Howland, New York; War
llawk, Dalaney, Port Discovery; harks California, Love
Victoria; San Francisco (Fr), Donie, Port Townsend? hritr
Naiilllns, Mclsaac, Tahiti.
2'>tb??sailed, barks Arkwrlirht, Sears, Port Gamble- Oak
Hill, Pnllivsn. Port Blaksly.
?list?Arrived, sbip St Jolin Smith, York. Liverpool.
SEABKCh, May 22?Sailed, bark Dublin, Howes, San
rrancisco.
ST AUtll'STiNK, Fits. May 2A-Arrlved, schr Webstsr
Barnard. Turner, New York.
^SAVANNAH. Jims I? Cissred. ichr W W Pharn, Collins,
Sal led?Sehrs J ames A Potter. Oirler. Bath; John 8 In
graham, Bruiiswlek (was reported cleared lor Millbridze,
VINEYARD HAVBN. Ma.v 31?Arrived, schrs Mar, Lvm
El li * * I'lsiln I ."for New ^rork?10 r" f0r Tho" E11"'
Em.!'J?rrL 1 ;iTJrtt?r'l,orwd "<-'epi,n? -hr?Th
June l-Arrlved selirs Sea Lion (Br), Patrick. Port an
Prince lor Host on; Cohnsset, Baker. Ilyattqls for Philadel
phia : Trenton. Watts, Calais for New York; Martha Kar
Utlit, ( l??!4eii. BAlitor fur do*
Sailed?Schrs Martha Sisrfent, Oohaiisett; Thos Ellii.
i re n ton.
Hnp^*iuiVaTs?.MeNC' M*y -"W-Arrlved. ^hrCWLewi^
Ji)*"?d.7,>?hr J?hn,'; Tracey, Messerve.v. Bath.
? i. in ii I i i V r?iifriv& *clin Nrtlnd Qaeen, Cur*
I hlUdei|ilim; .losftph Hayt Butltr. cio.
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