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A CATASTROPHE AVERTED.
Three Five Story Briok Tenements
Tumble Down.
? ?
NO LIVES LOST.
Providential Escape of the
Inmates.
WHO IS TO BLAME?
A row of old and dilapidated brick tenement house#,
four stories in height, situated on Kast Twenty-third
street, near First avenue, crumbled and lell with a
tremendous crash at nine o'clock: last night but fortu
nately no person was Injured, so far, at
least, as learned up the hoar ol going
to press. A lew houra later and the twenty-odd fam
ilies sheltered within the treacherous walls would all
or nearly all have been summoned to eternity. Owing
lo the witness of tho hour only few were In
bed. A bulging wall attracted the attention of
ono of the inmatos, and he gava the alarm.
The situation of the doomed buildings was
likewise fortunate. Within two blocks of the
station house on one aide and a shorter distance from
an engine bouse on the other, effective aid was prompt
In coming. The action of Police Captain Allaire, of the
ttghteenth precinct. Is dosnrvingof tho highest praise.
Cool and determined, he quickly had his reserves clear
the dangorous bnlldings ol all their occupants, und wlieu
the work van completod he rigoroualy kept from with
out the palo of dangor many who to save their prop
erty were eager In their blindness to rush into the
laws ol death.
For fully sixty minutes the police stood
grim gnxrd, driving back tho ever-lncroas
Ing throngs, closing their ears to piteous
appeals from the late occupants to be allowed to save
ttils or that valuable, expostulating with some, using
force with others, bat keeping uppermost in mind
throughout the knowledge that every moment might
come down the tottering monument of orick, bringing
sore destruction to all within its doadly reach.
iho firemen, too, under the command of Chief
Bates, wore scarcely less activo in their eflorts to pre
vent loss of life. Their long experience made It elear
that tho feeble walls were as the pulsations of the
dying, growing weaker oach moment and liable at an
instant's warning to fall hoadlong to the s'.reet. The
surging crowds wailed breathless lor the end, and the
excitement continued on the Increase. With each
fresh gust ot wind the spectators fancied that the
heavy walls swayed, now toppling liko the loaning
tower of Pisa, now assuming the perpendicular, and
again shivering as if in the final throes of dissolu
tion. At last It came.
TBS CRASH.
Shoots from a thousand excited throats sslngled
with the gigantic crash only to be drowned therein.
The buildings were no more. A heap of ruins, a skele
ton floor work and furniture of all descriptions, inter
mixed with brick, mortar and dobrls, marked the spot.
The people drew a sigh of relief, and the suspense was
over.
ra*T!<;oi.iRS or TDK accident.
The first Intimation ol tho Impending cataatropbo
was had by Henry Walsh, who kept a liquor store on
the first floor ot No. 342. He was waiting on
bis customers, when bo suddenly heard a low
crackling noiso in the Duck room, followed
almost immediately by u crush. It was Ulteen mlnutos
past seven P. M., Hr. Walsh having uotleed the time
a moment before. Hurrying tu he saw tho mantel
piece swaving outward, as if forced Ireni Its place by
some great pressure, and just above it the wall began
to crack, bulging slightly inward and becoming lined
with g*piug scams. Walsh, who had little faith
in the stability of the house at once concluded that
dangor was imminent, and without delay bo sent
word to Captain Allalro in tho Twcnty-second
street station house. The Captain appreciated
the peril of Hit inmates of tho threatened
tcnomcuts, and the reserves were at once
ordered out. In Walsh's atore Iho yawning walla
abowed that no time was to be lost aud orders wore
at once Issued to hurry the Inmates into
tbe streets and not to allow them to re
main a moment under any consideration,
l'bese Instructions were literally carried out, and
from tbetr rooms tbe frightoned occupants were
hastily conduc'.od into the street. Ul course this
was attended with no little troublo, for. as
is customsry in such cases, the attempt to
clear the house was met with remonstrance, and in
a desire to carry oft their little valuables many forgot
the peril their lives w?o in. Some two or
throe suoccoded In collecting a portion of their
household gooos, but wero forced to abandon ibem
and in a short time tho occupants ot tbe doomed
bouses were clustered In tbe street, with not an arti
cle saved Iroin ruin but tbe olotbes they worn. Tho
next precaution taken was to post men to prevent
any one's returning to the building, und this was
found to bo a task it no little difficulty,
as several fathers ot fsmllles seeing tbo building still
stauding, snd fancying tho dancer was not so immi
nent, insisted on going back to their rooms to carry ofl
what little effects they could. Of course the police were
wisely obdurate, and refused to be prevailed upon
and the ejectcd groups scattered In a little while to
tbe bouses of their neighbors to await the expected
ruin of tbelr homes. In the confusion ot
removing the people Irom the houses some
two or three evaded the police, but these
managed to make an exit through the
roof in time to save themselves. A crowd mcantimo
bad gatlierod on the street and awaited the anticipated
crnsh. It was not lon'g delayed. Tbo line id the roof
seemed broken tor a moment, tho front wall swayed
and bulged outward and then windows, masoury
and all mingled and fell with a torrific
crash to the ground. There was a hurried scampering
o( people from the street, and then, after a minute's
splice, there was a still nioro mighty din as the enttro
rear portion ol the building tumbled into the yard at
tho buck. 'I he whole ol the front wall of No*.
342 und 344 aud a portion of tho roof and
upper masonry of No. 34ft had fallen with
the first crash und tbe shattered Interior of the build
lug ? as exposed. Tbo party-wall hud sunk down and
the beams and flooring wero resting obliquely upon't
with tho furnituro gathered !u couluted masses
upon them. Every article scorned shattered and
tbo ceilings and woodwork were nil In fragment*. In
tho rcur ol the building tho distribution was still
greater. Here floors aud all had tumbled down, and
a huge bill of brick aud shuttered beams was *11 that
bad been lelt of the structure. The ruin here had
been immediate and completa
daxubk or ruts.
At first it was feared that nouio of tbe ovorturnod
stoves in the lallen bouses might sot the ruined wood
work In flauie.<. A fireman, in mounting
to the roof ol No. 346, found an old
woman there, who bad climbed through
the scuttle of the adjoining house, and who see mod de
lirious with fright. It was learned, too, that Olllcer
Kaymond and a young man named Hauly nad a nar
row escape, being oniy abio to leap from the rulued
bouse at the moment ot Its fall.
THK CACSB or TUK DISASTSa.
Tbe staloincnu uiadu by tbe unhappy tenants last
oigbt .-bow that somebody is very much to blima for
the catastrophe. It appears that tbe row of Ave story
orlck lonoinents, ol wnirb the lallen buildings were a
part, wero erected somo twenty-six years ago,
and that about, eight years ulncc the very
walls which last night gave way showed
a strong disposition to tuinbio in. Draces wero placed
undor too floors and tbe walls were propped In some
way, so that tbe disaster was delerrod. From
tlite appisrunce of tho front walls before they
crumbled It would sp?m that still more re
cently they had been strengthened by placiug
Iron "anchors" aud "mars'' in theiu. l.a.i
winter tnc cellars were flooded almost constantly, and
many complaints were made by the tenants to tbe
igcnt, one Crovior, in West Broudwav, near Canal
itreei. Who tbu owuer Is tho tenants do not know;
but It is uuderstood that the building be
longs to Mr. Henry Hand, of Hoboken, N. J.
No notice was taken ol these complaints
and the water wus allowed to flow In and find an out
let under the foundations. It is believed that tbo dis
aster may be tracod directly to that cause. Tbe
water, finding its way into the crevices of
tho walls, was fro/en when tbe temper
ature beeanio lower and, swelling In volomo
in the freezing proce*--, rplii tbe ma?onry
und initiated tho process ol disintegration which
culminated last nicbt lo ibn downlall ol iho structure.
Of, course Tbo disaster ator.ee gave occasion for in
quiries as to why the Superintendent ol Buildings had
not been notified of the weakness ol tho walls, or If ho
bad, why ineusurea had not been taken to avert tho
catustrophe. Inquiry w?nt to show that an inspector
of buildings had visited the tenements yesterday loom
ing, but lor what purpose or what he reported
sre matters only of speculation. From all accounts,
it would iuctn that the unstable condition of tba build
ings was known for a long lime, und It Is said, too,
that they wero condemned several months ago.
at nrt.i.KTfi: iinsriTAt..
Information of the threatened danger reached Belte
vue Hospital a few minutes before tho accident took
plaee and the ambulances were Immediately got into
readiness. At a quarter pa?t nine o'clock a signal was
received, snd an srnbuiunco with Dr. Dlsbrow at once
left tbe piece. It brought back Kllen McKmery, nged
fortv-tbree who was aDout to become a mother, and
her'three children, whose residence w,?s No. 3lfl Kast
Twenty-third street. They wore taken to tho lodging
house.
TBI JIOMM.KSI.
Several laBllhw, who nad been made homeless hy
the falling of tho houses, applied for lodging at the
Kast Tweaty-second street station house, aud were
accommodated. __
THE SPANISH MISSION.
Borrow, June 16, M7T.
James Bossed Lowell has acooptrd the Spanish
misejoa and will abortly leave for dps in.
MORMON JUSTICE.
PLOT OP THE LATTEB DAT SAINTS* LEADEK8
TO PUBLISH FALSE EVIDENCE ABOUT THE
ASSAULTS ON THE HEBALD COBKESi'ONDENT.
[BT TELEOKAPH TO THE HBBALD. ]
Salt Lake, Utah, June 10, 1877.
Some Idoa ot Mormon tactics may bo obtained from
the course pursued by tbe Mayor ol Salt Lake City
In respect to the proceeding! had and tbe testi
mony taken In regard to the recent two at
tempts here to cut ofT your correspondence. The
Mayor, who Is a nepbew ol Brigbam Young,
and who, like every other city officer or portion em
ployed in tbe service of tbe city, Is a Mormon, sub
ject to tbe Prophet's will, presided ever tbe Inqui
sition beld at the Walker House od tbe 1st inst.,tbe
purpose of this Inquisition being to try tbe tujurod party,
Instead ol looking tor the culprit. Tho Mayor bad in
bis train the Mormon City Attornoyand a stenographlo
reporter who Is Brigbam Young's own private secre
tary, no other stenographer In tbe city bs
ing disengaged. Tbe Gentiles present, including your
attorney, preferred to accept Brnrhatn Young's man's
servioes rather than appear to seek tbe least dolay. It
was, however, stipulated and promiBodby tbe Mayor?
flrst, that the proceedings should be reported in lull:
second, that the stenographer's report should be
ready wltbln a week; third, that report should then bo
submitted to your correspondent for correction beforo
publication. Since then threo applications liavo been
made lor the report without result. The priesthood
had decided to suppress It. Tboy preferred to adept
tbls method, and let the mendacious statements or tbe
Mormon press bore In regard to tbls affair penetrate In
advanoe through thc^ouniry.
A LgTTKR TO TBI * IT OR.
Yesterday, tberelore, your correspondent addressed
to tbe Mayor the following note and sent It to him by
? courteous messenger:?
Wju.arn Ilocsx, June 14, 1877.
Hon. Fkraxori I.ittlk
m??On the lot lust. I consented to appear at a meeting
In tbo parlors of tbe Walker llome, over which
you presided, and m which an informal and
not very thorough luqulsition was beld concerning the
recent cowardly and unprovoked assaults upon iny life. At
tliut meeting a steuograohic reporter was chonen before
1 appeared, and you voiunieereu the assuranco that
Ids not*-* of what took place should be tran
scribed and a written report furnished to me for
correction and publication. Two weeks have slnee elapsed;
a period unreasonably long it seems to me for the report to
bare been delayed. Three applications bare been made
for a part or tbe whole of it; one by myselt, the
others by Mr. John C. Young, of tbe TVib
loie, but without result. In tbe meantime a
rancorous, mendacious reenrd of proceedings to which I re
luctantly consented to become a party at yonr request, is
circulated in other papem besidos tho Salt Lako UrraUl
in which It originally appeared. In Justice to
myself I a?K that a copy of the stenographic aeconnt may
lie turnisneduue at onco. I slioutil say here that Mr. Oilibs,
the reporter, promised that his report would be ready
within a week. I am, sir, your obedient servant,
J. B. STILLSON.
Tbe messenger was insulted by tbe magistrate, who flew
into au indecent flt of passion at being thus called upon to
surrendor testimony which, if accurately transcribed, will
convict him nnd his myrmidons of attemptlug a futile
trick upon an outraged stranger.
FROPOSIMU PUKTHKR EKLAT.
lie declined to answer, but during the day, after consul
tation bad been bad with Brigbam Young and others
of the hierarchy, he sent a noto to your corres
pondent in wblcli he renounces the principal obli
gation, and proposes a further delay. Ho engages
that tbe stenographic report which had been
completed and lying In his desk for days past, may be
ready for publication next week. In the meantime he ob
jects to surrender to the principal person interested any
purt of the report, except prool slips of bis own statemeat.
The testimony of other witnesses is to be manipulated as
Brigbam Young and his conrselior* desire, 'nils plan ot
the priesthood. which la exposed In to-day's
ournals, is denounced as infamous. It is
inrdly likely, however, that It will succeed
in suppressing tbo laets attested by witnesses who are
ready to renew their oaths, If necessary, In regard to most
scoundrelly assaults and libels which have recently stained
tbo annals ot this city.
It should be added that there are old residents here who
believe this indiscreet Mayor and Ills police force were
accessory tu the assaults They teel Justified in this sus
picion, not only becanse of the evident desiro of Mayor
Little to bush ,up tbe affair and shield the criminal, but
hccaui-e sucli a course would be consonant with records of
himself and Ills Mormon subordinates. The Mayor has been
publicly charged with being concerned in a murder here.
A CR1VK 5T A I.N hi) POUCH.
As for tbe police, two of them at least have been indicted
for murder, but have not yet been brought to trial; while
there is not one of them who is not openly accused,
as principal or accessory in the same crime. A former
United States Attorney here assert*, wtiat la indeed
notorious that Mormon officials of every grade are ap
pointed here partly because ol their willingness to carry
out tha doctrine of blood atonement when called upon. In
fact but lew of the Mormon Church, or civil officials, are
exempt from charges or suspicions that tbey have been
concerned with crlm-.-s.
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
War DitrARTiM.TT, 1
rue Chikf Signal Officer, I
incston, Jane 17?1 A. M. )
War DBrARTHK.fT,
Office of tu*
Washington,
Indicationi.
For New England, rising baromotor, falling tem
perature, north westerly winds, partly cloudy weather
and occasional showers.
For the Middle Atlantic States rising, barometer,
sonthwest to northwest winds, partly cloudy wouther,
occasional showers and stationary or lowor tempera
ture.
For tbe South Atlantic States, nearly stationary
pressure and temperature, southwesterly winds, partly
cloudy weather and possibly occasional showers.
For the Gulf States, nearly stationary pressure and
temperature, wind mostly from tlie south, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather, with occasional showers
For Tennesseo and tho Ohio Valley, slight changes
In pressure or temperature, winds variable, but mostly
from the south, partly cloudy wcathor and occasional
showers.
For tbe Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val
leys and upper lako region, stationary or lower pres
sure, stationary or higher temperuiure, winds generally
shifting to east and south, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For tbe lower lake region, higher pressuro, sta
tionury or lowor temperature, winds mostly from the
northwest and clear or partly cloudv weather.
The Missouri will fall. The Mississippi will fall, ex
cept betweon Memphis sud Vicksburg.
THE WEATIU5H YEHTEBDAY.
The following record will show tho changes In tbs
temperature tor tbe past twenty-four hours, in com
parison with tbe corresponding dale of laat year, as
Indicated by the tlierirouieter at Hudnut's pharmacy,
Hkiiald lluilalng:?
3 AM.
6A. ?.
0 A. M.
12 M.
1876.
r, 3
?3
6H
74
1877.
<19
71
70
75
1878.
3:30 P. M 78
6 1'. M 71
BP. ?1. 67
12 P. M 66
1877.
78
70
74
71
73V
Average temperature yesterday....
Average temperature tor corresponding date last
year 68 y
187B. 1877.
Weekly averago 72 4 7 TO
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES or 1>RPA1NTRK FROM NEW TORE FOE TBI
MONTH8 OK .lt;N* AM) JULY.
Steamer. j 1 OfW
Idaho.. ?..........
ltuaala
Ir'raiire
State of Nevada...
Meat
Ilrrder
City of Richmond.
lialv
Amerique.
Utopia
Uevnola
Od?r
Aleerla
Stale of Vireinla.
Itli.ln
An'hnri*
H l?unn
Germanic.
VV voinlue
Bothnia
rrlxia
V Oaland
City ol Bi-rlin
Alnatla
California.... ... .
Nee (cur
Stateof Indiana..
I'onimeranla
Adriatic ...
rity nf Che?t#r ..
Wlaeonnln
Juno It
.time
J nne 20
Jone '.'I
June 21
June 21
Juno
June ii
Jane 28
June
June 23
June 23,
June 27
Innn 2X.
.Tnne :i"
June 30,
J nne 2*.
Inns
Inly 3.
July 4.
July .1.
July
filly 7
IJllir 7.
July 7
Inly 7
July 12
Jn'j 12.
inlv 14.
J ill v 14.
July 17
Liverpool.
Liverpool
llitvre
(tiaarow
Itolterdani.
Iiantbiirv..
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
llavrn
London....
Cilaofiiw..
Bremen...,
l.lrerpool
Olaneow...
Brer.:en. ,.
Oiuajrow. .
II unilntri.
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
Hamburg
llottprdam
I .Ivor poo I.
I.oodnu ...
<>laairo<?...
Hrrmen ...
(ilaavow...
I l!amt>ursr. ?
Liverpool..
Liverpool
Liverpool.,
20 Broadway
4 Bowline 'ireeu
M Broadway
7*J Broadway
.'Ki Broadway
81 Hroadway
IT> Broadway
??".? Broadway
.'>5 Broadway
|7 Bo* line i ,r*en
7 Bowline Oraen
?J Bowline Orren
4 Bowline Orean
7'J Broadway
?J Bowline lireen
7 Bowline iireen
r>l Broadway
:I7 Broadway
'.'II Broadway
4 Boa Iiiik 1 .r -ea
Bl Broadway
VI Broauwnv
Ifi Broadway
7 Bowline l/reeft
7 Bowline i irern
?2 Bowl'n." Oree?
7'J Broadway
01 llroaaway
:i7 Broad ?av
? Ir> Broadway
lafl Broadway
ALMANAC FOR NEW VOItK?THIS DAY
an* ami) moos.
Snn rises 4 28
Sun seta 7 33
Moon sets..... ..eye 11 64 |
HIGH WA1BX..
Gov. Island.... morn 12 47
Sandy Hook...morn 12 02
Hell Gate morn 2 02
PORT OF NEW YORK, .JUNE 10,1877.
ARRIVALS.
RUrOKTF.?) BY THE HERALD PTE AM TArfTTS AVD
II Ell A 1.1) WlirTKSTOSE TELKOlt API! LINK.
Hteamer l.'topia (Br), Orate. London Jane B, Willi mdae
and H3 nakaeneTt to llrndi-raon Bros. Kirat part ol ihe
paaaaee had atron/ wraterly ealer. latter pari light wind
and fine weather. Ho date. In lat 4'J M, Ion .'<0 IB, panned
au leeherg,
steamer Aaayria (Brl, Knox, rianna May 3, Leghorn ?th,
Naples OtU, Barreuto 0t!i, Messina 15ta, Palermo SWtb. ale a
ton 24th and Gibraltar 2^1 It. with mdse and V? ptuinpn
to lleuderson Urn* Had Una clear weather, with very
heavy westerly swell to the Banks; thence dense fug to
port; May 10, l it 4J lK?. lou o3, pas?"d ban W I Whiting
(llri. from Darien for Dordr echt: 11th. no lat, Ac, a French
steamer, hound E. (Tin- Assyria ?u Incorrectly reported
h> arrived on the 14tb lint. ]
Steamer Herman l.mngston. Mallory. Savannan June 13,
with md?<* and Daasengers to Geo Yonge.
Bark Charles Hat i.Nor), Skeen, Liverpool 4't days. In bal
last. to Loul* I o tens.
Bark Retina (Nor), Bronlnud, Liverpool 34 d^ys. in bal
last to order.
B?rk Mcolina (Ital), l'anco, llnll. K, via Delaware Break
water '>0 dav?, In ballast, to Slocnvlch * Co,
Bark Iut;olt' (Nor), Knndsen, Belfast 3H days, in ballast,
to Punch. Kdye A On,
Hark Francesco Silcnto (Ital), Ponio, Palermo 73 day*.
Wit h fruit to .1 C Soairer.
Bark Proho (Ital), lie Martino. Licata 73 days and Gib
raltar 4i days, with sulphur to Lauro, Murer A On.
Hark Kosfna Bruno (Ital), Paturxo, Trieste 135 days,
with indie to Benliam A Hoyrsen, Passed Gibraltar
May 1.
Bark Leda (Am), Taraboechle, Smyrna Feb 11,with rndse
to J 0 McAndrew. Passed Gibraltar May 2.
Bark Imuersdor (ot Bridgetown). Chapman, Rio Janeiro
May 4. with coffee to Miller A Munich ton.
Bark Rio (le la Plata (Spi, Cbtraposa, Havana 0 days. In
ballast to Chas Lullnir A Co.
Bark Florence L Wenovar. Bryant, Matansaa S day*, with
?ugar to Benj llionda: vessel to J as llenry.
Hnrk Zlba Br). Virtue. Cardnna* via Hampton Road*,
wlth?agar to 8 A W Welsh: vessel to II ri Bailey A Co.
HarK Masonic, Rlee, Cardenaa B daya, with sugar to Jss
E Ward A Go
Bark PawaiMck (of I<iverpool). Vry. Clentnegos 23 day*,
with sugar to order ; vewel to J F Whitney A Go.
Brig August (Gerl. Rush, Singapore Feb 10. with mdse to
V II Brown A Co. Passed Anjer Feb 20, Capo of Oood
Ilotie April 12 and crossed the Equator Mny CO, In lun 33.
Brig Para (Br). Steevcs. Gloucester, B, April 20, In bai
lout, lo Blukalee k Caldwell.
llrig Bogota, Johaaon, t'ernamhuco .10 day*, with sugar to
Gossler A Co; vessel to U U Swift A Co.
Brig Daylight. Uibson. Demerara 20 day*, with sugar to
L A' 1 I' Armstrong.
Brig Ruby (ol New Haven), Neal. Trinidad (Port fipnln)
13 day*, witn sugar to D Trowbridge A Bon.
Brig FalrtleUI (Br), Morris, rit 1'lerre, Mart, with sugar to
Dwiglit A Flint: vessel to J K Whitney A Co.
Hrig Kxeelslor (Br), Mayor, Bermuda 8 day*, with pro
duce to Lraycrafl I Co.
Brig Asteroid (Br), Morris, Charlottetown, PHI, 18 day*,
with potatoes te Lunt Bros
Sehr Panl Seavey Young. Monte Chrlstl 8 days, with log
wood, Ac. S Mlcbelann A Co; vessel to F U Smith.
Schr Nellie tirnut, Jordan. St Marc 10 dJty*. with logwood
to R C Degncr; vessel to Warren Ray.
Schr O M Marvett. Reed, Bar aeon 7 days, with fruit to T
1 Madge; vossel to B J Wenberg A Co.
Scbr Sarah A Reed (of GalsT*), Guptil, Nevis via Dela
ware Brenkwnte 10 davs, with sugar to li A Vet able A Son;
vessel to Je'l Frye A Co.
Schr Nile (ot Rockland. Me), Metealf, Eleuther* 0 days,
with pines to A Douglas; vessel to I) J Wenberg A Co.
Scltr Welcome R Mcrbe. Loafer, Savannah tidnyi. With
lumber to J as Murray; vessel to Kvans. Ball A Co.
Schr U K (iilei, Craniner. Richmond.
Schr Woodruff Sims. Bennett, Alexandria.
Schr May A Eva, Corson. Virginia.
Schr A J Aicntt, Level and. Virginia.
Schr Mary 8 Tlbbit*. Maxwell. Virginia.
Schr It T Havens, Pearce. Baltimore for New Haven.
PASSED THROCGll IIKLL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of J<tew Bedford. Fish. Mew Bedford far
Mew York.
Steamer Albatross. Davis, Fall River for New York.
Scbr liscort (Br), Gnrry, Wolfvllle, NS. for New York,
-chr M K Duryea, Lecalu, Charlottetown. Phi, for New
York.
Schr Cyprus, Fryo. Addison. Me. for New York.
Schr Grecian. Little, Addison. Me, for New York.
Sehr Sp inel, Grossman. Pembroke for Now York.
8rhr Llgnre, Smalley, Bangor for New York.
Sctir Union, Mills, Bangor lor New York
Schr Scud, Allen, Warren. RI, for New York.
Sehr Horlcon, Leet, Providence for New York.
Sehr Mary l'lce. Tloe, Provideuce for New York.
Schr Flight, Wood, Providence for New York.
Schr Niantic, Beebe, Millstoue Point for New Vork.
bchr llkttle S Celllns. Brainard, llartfnrd for New York.
Schr David Cnrrie, Pease. Portland. Ct. for New York.
Schr Freestone, Hubbard, Portland, Gt, for New York.
Schr John H Chaffee, Buell, New Haven forN?w York.
Schr Oeorulanna. Brown, Bridgeport lor New York.
Schr Reading RR No 50, Crockett, Bridgeport tor New
York.
Senr Hare, McNamee, Greenwich for New York.
Schr Zoe, Steors, Sag Harbor lor New York.
Schr Rhode Island, Smith, Sag Harbor lor New York.
Scbr Millie Frank, Edwards, Port Jefferion for New York,
Schr W Phillips. Cnowelt, Port Jofterson tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Alhambra (Br), Wilson, New York for Plctau,
N.-.
Steamer Gen Whitney, flallett. New Tork foi Boston.
rHeumer Amos C Burstow. Kenney. New York lor Provi
dence.
Steamer Bolivar. Gecr, New York for New London and
Norwich.
Brig Romolu (Br). Edgett, New York foaSt John, NB.
Schr Potomac (Br). Odell, New York fof St John, NB.
Sohr Uattie Coombs, Bishop. New York for Portland, Me.
Schr II ii GritHn, Kennov, New York for Boston.
Schr Phil Shoridan, Llndsley, New York for Uoiton.
Schr Chancellor, Rogers, New York for Boston.
Knhr (Jeo W Roger*, Ueebe, New York for Northport.
Schr Alton T Milter, Mace, New York for Madison, Ot.
Schr Geo Gillitm. Rogers, New York for Portland, Gt.
Schr L A Tolles. Wells. New York for Greenwich.
Schr Mail, Moart. New York for Greenwich.
Scbr Win McCubb, Ball, Iloboken for Providence.
Schr A <1 Liawson, Mayhew, Haverstraw for Providence.
Schr Sunbeam, Snuuders, Rondout lor Boston.
.Sehr Lucy Blossom. Ghatfleld, Rondout 'or Boston.
Scbr lilckman, Adams, Rondout for Haverhill.
Schr John H (iould, Gonld, Kddyvllle for Boston.
Schr Win A Crocker, Kelly, Port Johnson lor Boston.
Schr llenry Croskey. Rack'tt. Port Johnson for Boston.
Scbr Virginia, Burgess. Port Johnson for Boston.
Sehr Surge. Edwards, Port Johnson for Pawtucket.
Schr Fannie G- Wnrncr, Dickinson, ^ort Johnson for New
port.
Sehr Elisa J Raynor, Mitchell. Amboy for Boston.
bebr F Merwtu. Bunco. Amboy for Hostou.
Schr Anna Myrlck, Hedge*, Amboy for Salem.
Schr Wtn S Mount, Hawkins. Amboy for Providence.
Schr Sterling. Ball, A in Boy lor Bridgeport.
Schr F II Miller. Fordhatn. Amboy rr N' w London.
Sehr OrlMido Smith. Hem*. Ambnv for Pertcliester.
Schr Loon, Walls. Albany lor Bridgeport.
Schr I' P Simpson, Kearney, Philadelphia tor Pawtneket.
Schr Robin ilood. Blake. Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr James II lleyt. Syins, Baltimore for New Haven,
Scbr B K Wilson, Wilson, Virginia for Stamford.
EELOW.
Bark Standard (Br), from Port Spain.
CLEARED.
Steamer Motel (Ger), Noynaber, Bremen vis Southamp
ton?Uelricln A Co.
Steamer Kio Grande, Bolger, Havana?James E Ward A
Co.
Steamer City of Houston, Eldridge, Galveston via Key
Weil-O H Mallory A l!e.
Steamer Knickerbocker, Kemble, New Orleans?Clark A
Seaman.
Mouiner Ix?ne Star, Forbes, New Orleans?Rogrrt A Mor.
fan.
Steamer San Jacinto. Hoxard, Savannah?(leo Yonge.
Ste.iiner i'ity ol Atlanta, Woodhull. Charleston?.las W
t/iiiutard >k Co.
Steamer Beucfactor, Jones, Wilmington und Morehead
City. NC?Wm 1' Clyde A Co.
Steamer K C Knight, Msslnjo, Georgetown, D('?J L
Roome, Jr.
Steamer J WUarrett. Kostor. Baltimore?Wm Dal r,el!.
Steamer Ellie Knight, McCreery, 1'hiladelpbla-Hogert A
Morgan.
Steamer Ann Elian. Richards, Philadelphia?.Inn Hand.
Steamer (ten Whitney. Hnllett, Boston?II K Dlmock.
Ship I, 1. MnrK?s. Linnekin. I/ondou?Sturges, Clear,
man x Co.
Ship Charles II Southard, Jackson, Iiondon?Jas W JSI
well x Oo.
Sliio l'aullne (Itr), Ilughcs. Ilromen?K Spring A Ct.
Ship Kendrlck Klsh, llenry, Bremen ? Snow A Burgess.
Ship Two Brothers, Gibhs, San Franciicu?Sutton A Co.
Bark Bremen (Uer). Lletke, Antwerp? Punch, Edye A
Co.
Bark Charlotte (Ger), Storn, Hamburg?Herman Koop
A Co.
Bark Johanue (Nor), Miller, Rotterdam?Pnnch, Edye A
Co.
Bark 8aga (Nor), Svendsen, Gothenburg-Punch, 2dye A
Co.
Bark Alliance (Nor), Ualvorsen, Elslnore?Benbntn A
Boyrsen.
Bark llaltlngon (Nor), Eveneen, Krederlckshaven (Den
mark)?C Tobiss A Co.
HarkFarcw.il (lien, Nenmann, Stettin?Dill A Rad
maun
Hark Frank, Wallace. Dantilc?Simpson. Clapp A (!o.
B.irk Lawrence, Howes, Smyrna?Laform A Frothing
ham.
Hark Chestina Redman, Elliott, Marseilles?Howard M
Raker A Co.
Bark Norton Stover, Sherman, l'onoe, PR?Milter A
liuughtoo. _
Brig Hermod (Nor), Pedersen, Stettin? C Tobias A Co.
Brig Acelia Thurlow, Galllaon, Hveudborg (Denmark) ?
Brett, Son A Oo.
Brig Klehe (Hr), Llndaay, Lognajrra and Porto Cabello?
DaileU. Uuultnn A Co
Brig Adelaide, Stover, Barbados?H Trowbridge's Sons.
Br la- \Vn? D Audrown, Wilson, Gonalves UlaytD?It Mnr
5'rlg Elba (Br), Wambach, Bridgewater. IfS?L F Brig
hnm.
ilrig M A Palmer (Br), Matthews, Charleston?P I Ni.
vius A Son.
Hrig Ida (Br), Callahan, Pertn Am boy, KJ -llatton,
Watson A <'o.
.-'ohr Henry T,lpi>?tt. Howes, An|er?Par?on* A Loud.
Schr Ruth ltobinson. Rogers, Uibraltar lor orders -Bent
lev, (Jilderdeeve A Co.
Bclir Annie L Palmer, Lewis, Port Maria, Ja? Moses A
Cohen.
Schr Clarissa Allen, Better, Masse Terro (St Kltts) ?
Junes A Lougii.
>chr Monti Christ!, Smith, St Johns, PR?P II Smith A
Co.
.-elir Helen, Dlnsniorn, Jaemel (Hsvti)? \ Nones A Co.
richr II 1' Potior, Aadcrsou, BrunswicK, Ga? Tupjior A
Keattle.
Sclir Mary K Van Cleaf, Thorndlke, Wilmington, NC?It
F Aletcalt A Co.
Scur Frances French, Uandy, Philadelphia?Cartwright A
Doyle.
Hchr Lady Woodbury, Woodbnry, Por*lane, Me?R J God
win i* ^on.
Sclir Sea Flower. Lincoln. l'rorincetown. Mans?J PAG
0 Koblnton.
Sloop Here, J arris. South Amboy, NJ?Weaver A Story.
SAILED,
Ptesmets Britannic (Br), lor Liverpool; Egypt (Ur), do;
.Mi.sol (Uer), Bremen. Bolivia (Hr), <4ltsgniv ; Klo Ur*nrfe,
Havana*, CltT ol Houston, Galveston vis Key tl'est;
Knickerbocker. NewOrleatu: Hone Star, do; San Jacinto,
lisvsnnah; i'ity of Atlanta, Charleston; Beuefuctor, Wil
mington, NC; K C Knight, Georgetown, DC; uln Domin
ion, Kicliinond, Ac; Kllln Knignt, Philadelphia; sliipt Ken
drlck Fish, Bremen; Freedom, San Francisco; harks Craig
l-.wnn (Hri. Salomca: Pilnx.oll (Nor), Amsterdam; Aster
(Nor), Liverpool; Kepler (Ger). Qiiuennown or Falnioath;
Christina (Br). Cork or do ; Voyager, Uuenustown ; Ante
lope, Demerarn; Jose l)o Htwno, Mjngo: R W Urifllths
(Hr), Havana; hrig Sarah Crnwell iBn. Arroyo. PR; nchra
fl T Hnker. t'crnainbucu; Emma L 0 Wlnsor, Harncoa;
Mand (". Port Royal, Ja; U C Miles. Port Antonio, Ja; Eve
line, Tampieo; Kliza Ann, Maggie Wood, and Western
Star, ?.
OUR MAltlNE COltliESPONDENCE.
Nkwpurt, Jnne Ifl, 1S77.
An extended survey will IM hold on hoard brig Loch Lo
mond, from New York for Turkey, recently ashore on Block
Island, hut now at this port awaiting advices from owners.
The wreckers have been offered for serviees in get
tlngheroff. If not satisfactory It will he left out to ref
srci s. Jt Is ^.ennrallr believed that she has uontraband
goods on board for the Turkish government In addition to
petroienm.
Sclir Addle Randall, of Boiton, was In collision off Plum
Beach 14th Inst with Thr I* Sallshnry, of Jonesport. The
former !o>t her nmhinot and was rnt down to the water'*
edge on the onartnr. While proceeding In tow to Kali River
lor repair* las; nlirlit she was run ashore, to prevent her
sinking, tioar llrlitol Ferry, The wreckers were not at
hand to opt u her hatches. The Sallsbnrv lo?L her head
guar and ucclred utbtr damage by the collision.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Brio (law schooner) Burpktt Hart. Osterber-r. from
>ew Vurk Tor Ufnoa, which put into tJlbreitnr in diltriM
md tbrre rrpilrrd. h*h also Altir?d lur rl( to ttiiil 01 a
bri'.'. Slio ??> towed to the bey May 29, and commenced
reloading ber carico tbBt flu v.
Schr Klika Sawyer, from Providence fur New York, at
Dutch Island Harbor, reports the ti?bin,r lebr .\Udie Bright
wan running across tli? bows of the Ellr.a Sawyer as tUa
latter was heating down the river. west tide Dutch Inland,
and trie main rlggint; of tbe -? d'lie Bright fouled with tlie
Jlbboom of tbe K S; the A U lost bar mainmast to a little
aliove tbe deck. The fishing steamer Cnauon Shot, bring
In si?;lit, went to the wrack and toaed iter t" Provlncetown.
Schr Pai inc. from New York, of and tor Rockland,
went ashore an Cutn litink *l*ht of June 15 ana bilged,
one-<|iiarter of her cargo saved In dry condition.
Srutt .1 msi* IlorT (Bri. from Sugua for Boston, before
reported anltar* on Pusque Island, was got off fare noon of
l.">tb l.y carrying out an anchor, and the assistance of
steamer Mouotiansett, an t proceeded aoder sail to Vineyard
Haven.
Hot* K A STKeitB**, Smith, from Bangor for New Yerk,
which put int? Knckland lUtli Inst te step leak In rodder
pest. repaired and proceeded same dar.
He MR Kast: iin Rsi.lk, lumber laden, struck en Job's
Neck, Naushon. June 111. in the fog, but got off same night
alter hearing over part of deck loa<t.
Sciir Clara B Chapman. beiore reported aehore at Chat
ham aad sold to the Wier Company, has been got off by
wreckers from Vineyard Haven and taken upon the rail'
way.
Honr Ki.la Hatch, front Beaufort, 8C, for Boston, at
Vineyard Haven, report* tnat while at anchor off t'arpaalln
Cove was run into by the sclir Artanua (Br), and had her
Jibbomn carried away. (The A arrived at Vineyard Haven
as before roported).
Sriiu Mrnrr T Tttnxor (of Calais), Crowley. Boboken for
Boston. with a cargo of coal, struck on tbe Hedge Kenee
Shoal In Vineyard Sound, evening of 14th Inst fend re
mained at dark next day. Wreckers from Vineyard Uaven
are rendering assistauce Tbe voiuet remains tight.
A throe masted achr was oslioie on Bound Lodge, bat got
eff during the night of the 14th,
Two Mibmnriae divers arrived at Nantucket Tnesday
night, with armor, for the pnrpose of ealklng the outside of
wrecked burk W If Marshall, and will commence operations
immediately.
Qckhkc. June K>?Snip Sally (Br), hence fbr Bristol, B,
with timber, collided with bark Ruby. loading at River
Otiolle. Tbe ship Is supposed to have proceeded ; the Baby
lost Jibboom ana was otherwise damaged.
Bark The Klldare (Br), hence for Belfast (before reported
aground), has ill debarred her deck load, boon surveyed aad
ordered to be dismantled. It Is thought that ska will be
righted.
SPOKEN.
Ship Indus (Br), Sinn, from Quebec fbr Lelth, Kay 26, off
Cruno Island.
Ship Luke Erie (Br). Lam on t, from Montreal for Glas
gow. .May '.27, off Capo Maxdaleu.
Ship (ilenbervie (Br), Campbell, from Montreal fbr Glas
gow. May 3, 300 miles 14 of Cape Kaco.
Bark Norneu (Nor), Olsen, from llottsrdsm for Philadel
phia, J one 15, off Barnegat.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
AluOa Hay, Mey 18-Arrived, bark Oeo T Kemp (Br),
Taylor, Bo?tou.
ARCn angkl, June 10?Arrived, bark Ueary Norwell, Bnr
gess, Oporto, to load for Boston.
Bkistou June 16?Sailed, steamer Somerset (Br), West
ern, New York.
Bbkmkit, June 15-Sailed, ship Win Woodbnry, Schmidt,
Baltimore,
Cardiff, Jnne 16?Arrived, bark Edith Heed, Illggias,
Antwerp.
Cadiz, June 15?Arrived, bsrk Jacques Cosur (Fr), Jean,
New Orleans for Malaga (see below).
Sailed 13th, brig John T Ives (Br), McKenile, Gloucester,
Mass.
Dfal, Jnne 15?Arrived, ship Nile (Br), Marvin, New
Tork for Bremen.
Elsixokr, June 13?Arrived, schr Harold (Br), Hanson,
Eastport, Me.
PRgpgRicgUAri!), Jnue 13?Arrived, barks Korsfarer,
(Nor), Jacobsen, Philadelphia; Onni (Nor), Abrahamsen
Baltimore.
Orkknock, Jnne 16?Sailed, ship Florence Treat, Short,
Bangor, Me.
Hatux. June 16?Sailed, steamer Canaaa (Fr), Prangnel,
Plymouth and New York.
Homo Kong, Juue 15?In port, bark Anttoch, nomen
way, to sail same day for Cebn to load lor the United
States.
Liverpool, June 16?Arrived, steamer Haytien (Br),
Watson. New Orleans.
London, Juue 16?Cleared, hark Advocate (Br), Spicer,
New York,
Napmcs, June 5?bailed, bark Itebekka (Nor), Carlsen,
Boston,
Qukkxstown, June 15?Arrived, bark Bllida (Nor), Bee,
Baltimore; 10th. steamers Arch Druid (Br), Carmlchael,
New York; Abyssinia (Br>. Murphy, do for Liverpool (and
proceeded).
Sailed 15th. 5 PM, steamer Oermanie (Br), Kennedy
(from Liverpool), New York.
Swanack, June 15?,Arrived, berk Europe (tier), Klmme,
Baltimore for Bremen.
Watkrpord, June 13-Sailed, bark Fall cine Cblosia
(Ital). Molle. United States. <
London, Jnne IB?Bark Jacques Omur (Fr). Jean, from
New Orleans for Malaga, put into Cadis yesterday leaking
badly.
WMllUiU Ilbrunif
noi.rnR?n, Jono IB. PM?Wind K.
Plymouth, Jane 10, PM?Wind &
FOREIGN PORTa
Alcoa Bat, OGH, May 4?In port, barks Juno (Ger),
Dewe?, fur 15o*ton, Idle; brig I.ney W Snow, Hall, for do, do:
Otto ilrnf da Stolberg (Ger), Wiseman. fordo, do.
ttosin.vv, J ana 13?Arrived,' shin Berteaux (Br), Port,
Liverpool.
Buksos Aarks, M it 8?Sailed, bark Warrior (Br), PI em
las, Calleo.
In port May 9. bark Rebecca Orowell, Crowell, Rosarie,
to load wood for Havra.
Cbokktabt, about Juno 13?Arrived previously, brig Leo
nora, Blood. Mew York (not arrived May 30).
Crrm, May 2S?Sailed. l>rig Senile (Ital), Contcurolto,
Philadelphia; 2f>tb. bark Carlo K (Ana), do.
CiiAMrraico, May 30?Sniled, brig Salve (Br). Johnston,
Kan l-ranulsco, with coffee.
Chatham. NB, Jnne 11? Cleared, ihlp Ceylon (Br), Col
pe<, Liverpool.
til nit altar, May 23?Sailed, brig* Glondule, Cenklln (Irom
(Urgent!). Charleston; 24th, L'Avnnulre (Ital), Glego (from
New York), Alexandria, K; 2'nil. bark Aflensjernen (Nor),
Kothing drmn New York). Genoa; brig Candidem! Lanro
(Ital). Enrico (Irom New York). Leghorn; 27th. bark Trap
pano (Itali. Morclch (from Philadelphia), Genoa.
lu port May 20, brig (late schooner), Harriett LI art, Oeter
berg. from New York, having completed repairs, abont re
loading lor Genoa.
II at aha, Juno 16?Arrlveo, steamer 01y4e, Orowell, New
York.
liAt.trAx, Jane 13?Arrived, bark Kcho (Swe), Jonason,
Workinrton, K.
M ataisza*. June 10?Arrived, brig Clara J Adams, Lath
waite, Portland.
Mostmra!,. Jnne 13?Arrives, brig Robbie Dnrns, Living
ston, Charon to ; 14th, steamer Sardinian. Dntton, Liver
pool ; hark Onyx, Hatch. Barrow.
Pout Muloravk. June 13? Arrived, schr Sophia Bowen
(Br). Thompson, Nrw York lor Charlottetown.
Picroi', June 13?Arrived, bark Rrabla (Br), MeKensle,
Cork.
Qokbkc, June 14?Arrived, steamer Phmnlclan, Seott,
Glasgow ; harks Ruby, Robertson. Fleetwood ; Pan, Janaen,
Waterford; Jor?en Lorenlsen, Larson, Dublin ; Denslaane.
Young, Marseilles for Montreal; Ayr. Laramers, Newport
for do.; Wni Wright, Oweus, Cardiff; Hermoa, Andersen,
Liverpool.
Cleared I4tb, steamer Canadian, Mot-lean. Glasgow;
Ships Bospborus. Keynolds, Sunderland; Kpaminondas,
Thompson, Liverpool, hinily Fllnn, Blauce, finields; Malta,
Mann, Liverpool; Importul, Morrison, Clyde; barks Knlgh
tou, Llnilegreen, Clyde ; Coalites* of Dutham. McDonnell,
Yongbal; Scotia, Marios. Liverpool; Adriatic. Watson.
Granton; Mary Lawton, Jildridge. Dublin; Adout. Ireland,
Liverpool; Pcrtnan, Wetlesln, Londonderry; setir Marie
Anne, Decheno, Glasgow.
Kin Guanpk, June 14?Cleared previously, brig Peplta
(Ger). Gatsen. !Se* York.
Arrived ?, sclir Jose Gomes. Bailey, New York (and
eleared prior to Jnue 14 on her leturn).
lu port Jnne 14. brig Olpsey (Pan), Fries, from Blch
monn, Ja. arrived ?; scbrs Gelsh Banker, Price, from do,
arrived ? ; Rti-phou G) Plnkham. llodjsnn, from New York,
arrived ? (destination ot vessels In port unknown lor want
of produce).
Rii.Hiei'oro, June 6?<51eared. bark WilUam Gordon (Br),
Bellour, Liverpool.
ST MaRi.akkt'r Ha v, NS. Jnne 12?Sailed, brig G W Halls
(Ilr), llennott, Hlghbridice.
Smti.aoiiMK, NS..Iuoe 13?Arrived, bark Mary 8 Gibson
(Bf), Sioano. Dnblln.
St Joiik, XB, June 14?Arrived, ships Winchester, Mo
Donald, Norfdit, Va; Lllllaa, Olek, Liverpool; hark Brv
dren, Kvensen, Dieppe.
Arrived lrith. bark N M llavsn, Clrlck, Portland
Cleared 14tb. brig Willie, Amern, Caen (Kranoe).
Cleared 16th, ship Arran (fir), Dumaresq, London.
SHfLBintKi, NH, June 13?Arrived, bark Mary B Gibson
(Br), Sienna, Dnblln (end oriered to Hi John. NB),
ir?H STKAWra Oneit'
Alic astk, May 21)?Arrived. Hallsta. Partridge, Valencia,
hltisroi., June 4?Arrive'!. Redwood, Prince Kdward
Island.
In Kln^oAd 3d. Opblr, Christonsen, (jotbee for Glouces
ter.
At the Pill 3d M A Nelson, for St John, NB.
Biikvka, May 31?Arrived, Rheln (s), Krunke, New York;
Nurnherij (s . Jaeser. Baltimore.
Sailed 31st, Ids. Fennekohl, Philadelphia.
Iloaniunx?Sailed Irom Pauillac May 31, Kronnevlts,
Burchard, Wilmington, NC.
it as ski if, April 29?Sailed, Peacemaker, CLasson, Chan
nel ; May 1, Toronto, Owei. do.
Cleared May 1, J (1 Potter, McClnre, Channel.
CaoNSTAtiT. May 29?Arrived, Madoll, Narnp, New Or
leans.
Ckttr, May 2H?Sailed, Saulo, Oor.urnllo, Philadelphia.
Caiitham ma. Mar UK-Hailed, Cassiopeia, Pettis, All
eatite (a?d arrived at A 20th).
Uadii, May 2??Arrived, A It Weeks, Weeks, Ksw York
and Uorunua.
('At.cutTA, May 0?Arnvod, Sarah illgnet, Kidder, Liver,
pool.
Mailed May 10, Narcissus, Mcintosh. New York: 11th. Jas
Beastey, Seabnurne, do; Hospodnr, Wblttemore, Liverpool.
Bkuvast, June 3?Arrived, Estrolla deChill, Roilo, New
Yorx.
Sailed 3d, Kva, Walter, Mlramichi.
Dxat., Juno 3 -Sailed. Bertie Blgrlow, Ferguson (from
London , New York.
Anooute 3d. Ilianca Casanova, Gaxsero, Unit for Phila
delphia (and sailed 4th). ?
Sailed ttli M.irathon. Gtlmore. Cardiff. ?
DAi.nao, May 38?Arrived. Atalantn. Larsen, New York.
Ki.sikokk, dayHD-In .he Sound. Leonora, Hlood, from
New York for Oronstadt; Thor, Ingvoldsen, do for Stettin;
J uun 1, <ioothe, Scliubtrt, do for Kcval.
Kai.soutii,.) utie 4?Sailed, R B Chapman, Kourke, uree
nook.
Passed the f>isard 3d, Texas (bark of Bremen) bound W;
4th, t)xo. Dahl, Irom i.ynn lor Baltimore.
<il.A*i;ow. June 2? Arrivoil, Assyrian, Conlln, New York.
(inxKMniK, June 2?Arrived, St Dial, I lasso II, Wilming
ton; 3d. Ydnn, llaremnu. New York.
()(T Lemlasli May 31. Hinnber, from Greenock for Qnebeo.
Off Ailsa Craig list, Assyria, from Greenock for Sydney,
CP. _ ,
OraoA, May 30?Cleared, Herald, Cederberg, New York.
UifiDHKTl. May 21?Sailed, Amalia <r. Jaecurlno, New
York; ' Hiisepplna C, Jaeuarino, Wood's Hole; 2Hth, Orsola,
()allero, Haltl'nore.
tiaA.^n ('Ai'Aiiv. May 24?In port. North Star, Thompson,
Irom Vaiencla.
110f.i., June 3?Hailed, Admiral Tegathefl, Reber, New
fork. ? ?., . .
11 a rtwtcu, June 1?Arrived, Peilleane, Massa. Philadel
P II Axarritn. Jane 1?Sailed. P1M, Hansen, New Tork.
Arrived at l^uxbaveald, Sea Itreese, Langdou, ?t JeUns
Hailed Mar 31. (.lord*. Jacobin. Hew York.
Havkk. June I?IWil, Piladelli*. Poidruga, front New
Orleana fui K?ticu.
Kinml,)., May 31?Railed. Allda. Bodtker. River St Law
leue
l.irKitrooL. June 3?Arrived. Chebueto. Lawrence, 8t
John, XB: Al/erla (?>. Wauon. New York: Trlade. Tariibn
chla, NewOrleniis; Duubrittoii, ('ommi-tt, San Kranci?co;
Isabel. Supp, M John, NH.
Sillied 2d. Austrian (a). Wylle. Calcutta; Bjoru, Bjorn
atadt, Kernandlun; Herbert, II ill. Ijnlvestou ; Revolving
I.15I1I. I'lwnon, St John. NH; Harmonidas. Keane, do: 3d,
Wayfarer, Thurber, do; 4th Retriever, Brown, Sydney,
IB.
1.0x1ms. June 4?Arrived, Cauada (?), Kuniner. New
York (and entered out for New York) : Cornelius lirlnuell,
Hurlatid. New York land entered out lor New York); South
America, Young, St John. N'U; (?'Irmaleuiter, Chrlsteuaen,
Bcxtifort, Si:; Kniils I'ereirr. J?aneiti. Mobile.
Sailed 2d. Trti*t, for Mlramichl.
Lkitii. June 3?Arrived, Alien. Bremer, Philadelphia.
I.ONR05PKRKT, June 2?Airlvrd, Aliaera, Ostrora, Balti
more.
Sailed 2a, Wawiilenoh, Wilson. Sydney. CB.
Sailed from InnUhowen Head 2d, Countess of Dnfferln,
Tegan, Baltimore.
CiaicHirx, June 4?Arrived, Caaaimero Gladnlleh, 81
Jobu. NII.
Sailed 4th, Ktta Stewart. Smith. St John, NB.
,M AA-Ti'if., May 31?Sailed. OR llajeitlnr, Uilkey. M?w
York; Atlas, Michelsen. Philadelphia.
Mai.aua. May 24?Sailed, illulio, Romano, New York;
2.">th, Ulyinnla is), Halt, lienoa.
MaMkii-lks. May 31 ?Salted, Cuomo Primo, Cuomo, New
York; Calllmnrt, Trapani. do.
Plymouth, June 2?Arrived, Alutilda C Smltb. Smltb, 6?
vannah.
Pkwartu. Juno 4? Arrived. Alphcia, Prince Edward
I aland.
Pillau, Mav 30?.Sallud. Portuue, Loonhardt. Portlaud
(America).
IJUKk.viTOWN. J une 3?Arrived, Homo, Campbell, Trini
dad; 4*.b. Acueii Oawnlil, Mitchell, Sac. Francisco.
Sailed ltd. Cape Horn, Young. Hull; Onto, Wii(t, Stock
ton-?n-Tces: Johan Sverdnn. Petersen. Hloncester.
Shamci.in, June 2 -Off, Nordenakjold, Peleraen, Balti
more lor Lynn.
rtLion, May 31?Sailed, Illldesaurd, Peteraen, New York.
St IIki.k.i a, May 0?Arrived. Harmonla, Small, Coeunada
(and sailed lor Marseilles) ; 13th, Toekalet, Tracey, Akyab
(and aaileii lor Falmouth).
Passed no date (by tel Irom Madeira Jan* 2). Ilarkaway,
Pitta, from Shanghai (or New Yoric.
Mkrha Lkuhk, May IS?In poit, Ann Elisabeth, Burgess,
from Boston.
Watekvobd, Jnne 3?Sailed, Oateraa, Pederjen, Mira
mlchl.
AMERICAN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, June IS?Arrived, achra John J Ward,
Jeriiey City; Waite, Providence: May Morn, New York; J
N Gainewell. Georgetown; Kbeu Flahar. Boston.
Sailed?Bchra Jouu J Ward, Jeraey City; A 11 Ilurlbnrt.
New Haven.
Passed np?Sehr L B Cowpertliwalte, far Georgetown.
mP5S*?,d down-Sohre John K Halllday. E A 1 Oakley, J H
Da Wolf, and Ella* Moore, from Georgetown.
BOSTON, Jnno 10?Arrived, ateainera iatrlan (Br), Fitt,
Liverpool; Neptune, Berry, New York; briga, Brie,
Bparke, Surinam; Susie J Strout, Pickett, Saguu; Blvie
Allen (Br). Aievedo. Barbadoe; acbr* K S Newman, New
mao, Cadu ; Mary Brewer, l.ee. New York: Tltaothv Field,
Lei and, Hoboken; Hannah Wllletta, Dodridge; Modesty!
Weaver, and ttarau E JoneH, PbinBey. Port Johnson ; SE
Ludlam, Ludlam: Ida K Latham, Potter, and Jaraei
Hatterihwalte, Wolfe, Philadelphia.
Alao arrived, barka Hea Gull, Mevena. Halt Pond, W OAs
Western Sea. Cblaholin, Mirogoane; achra Beta, Gaptill,
w II Sargent, Parker, Port Johnson; Geo M
Whltiord, Bryant. Providence.
v i ?iuuiu?NaD, oo; tcurs aim
Moloney, Wilmington, NO: Lulu, Snow. Baltimore ; Acnes
R Bacon, Haley, Philadelphia; K Nlckeraon, llaakell. New
York.
BALTIMORE, June 10?Arrived, barks Onlaepplna P
(Itul), Schiapetra. Waterlord; Unlone (Ital), Acardl, Now
Hois Ireland; Maddaicna (Itul), Pirolno, Palermo; achrs
City or Churlottetown. Scott, Barbados; Charles K IIeyer.
Poland, Ponce, PR.
Also arrived, steamer Wm Woodward, Yon up, New York;
Cotvertl Dubrovackl (Aust). Kianoa, Leith; New
Light. Berry. Rio Junelro; Serrne, Segetnaa, do; brig C S
Packard, Amesbury, Sam a; acbr Maggie Daillng, Dalilng.
Cardenas.
Arrived at Quarantine?Bark Campanere. Walker, Rio
Janeiro; brig Chenapeake (Br), Wilson. Demarara.
Cleared Steamers daragosaa, Hooper, Savannah; Ra
leigh, Oliver, Wilmington, NC'; ship John T Berry, Emer
son, Bremen; bark Jasun ((Jer), Grimm, di>; briga Agues
(Nor), Jueil, (lofle, Sweden; Iaa. Chandler, Portland, Me.
Also cleared, steamers Tuekahoe. Brown, Newborn, NC;
barks Libra (Nor), Jorgenaen, Fredericks Haven ; Louise
(Nor), Dahl, Stettin; schrs \Vm H Pharo. Edwards, Cura
coa; M A Fulsome, Roac, Boston; Daniel Plerson, Piorson.
Newburypor); Ben, Tyler, Charleston; Ella M Watts.
Wattn, Boston.
Sailed?Shin John 8 Berry; barks Elutracht, and Francis
K: brig Ira.
BRUNSWICK. Ga, June 15?Arrived, brig Irene, Yates,
Boston, to load for River Plate.
BANGOR, June 14?Arrived, sebr Robert Byron, Gott.
Philadelphia.
BATH, June 14-Arrlved, scbr Geo H Mills, Tlllotson,
Boitou, to loud for Georgetown, DC.
15tli?Sailed, sclirs David S Siiier. (Inotly, Philadelphia;
Annie Lewis, Aldridge. Georgetown, DC.
BAKER'S LANDING, Juno 14?Arrived, schr Bertha,
Coanver. Ilobokon.
Cll .yKLESTON, June 16?Arrived, schr George Clarke.
Pblludelpliia,
Cleared?Steamer Charleston. Lrckwood. New York.
Sailod-Steamer Equator. Hincklev. Philadelphia: bark
Candeur (Nori, Liverpool: scbr B N Hawkins, Now York.
DELAWARE CITY. June 15?Arrived, *chr B Cloasen, *
Harding, Bangor via Bayalde, NJ (atd sailed ltJth lor Ban
gor).
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR, Juao 13-Arrlved, achrs
Idaho, Jum?aon, Providence for New York; Minnuai. Phil,
lips, do lor do; LQ C Wishart, Dole, do for Philadelphia;
-Mattit E Tuber. Iiragg, Somerset for do; .1 1" Robinson
llarvey, Hoboken for Lynn; (ieo B Fomers, Norwood, Port
Johnson for Boatou; Caatillion. Meafo. do lor MaJetnc
Thames, Bobbin*, and I'avilloa. Bobbins, do for do; Henry
B Uibson, Dow. do Ibr Portsmouth; G W Cummings. Stock
man, Itondout (or Boston; Helen M Baxter, Lampbere
Maldnii for do: Vashtl Sharp, Gandv. Fall Rivnr tor Phila
delphia'. George llotchkiea. Hill, and Kate Scrnnton, Pond,
Prnvldenro for New York; Elicit Sawyer. Cnmmings, do for
do (see Mlsccllany).
In harbor?Schr* Ephralm A Anna, John Shay, D Gilford
Joseph 11 Ilnddell. Alfda, DAE Kelley, Clias W llolt.
Challenge, J K Manning. Kstelle Day. Maria Piorson.
Lvo/grj*". W N Gesner, C L levering, L Stnrdovant,
Alida, Moonlight (all belore reported).
Kotnrned?Brig Chas Dennis. Dodge, Baltimore for Boa
ton.
EASTPORT, Jnno 10?Arrived, schrs ZA Paine. Jonea.
New York ; 12th, Lucy. Coalwell, do.
Cleared 18th. schr Nlghtlugalo. Illlyard, Now York.
FKRNANDINA. June 12?Arrived, solir Grecian Bend
(Br), Godfrey. St Thomas
FALL RIVER. June 15?Arrived, stoamor Albatross, Da*
vis, N?w York; sehrs Seaport, Vrlsor, and Liberty, Ball.
Aewbnrg; Palladlnm, Ryder, Brooklya.
Sailed Schr Tunis Bodlno, Silvia New York.
GRRKNPORT, LI, June 1(>?Arrived, ?chra Marietta
Smith. Preston, Boston (and sailed 11th for Hurton's Polot.
to load for Philadelphia); llftb, Geo Law. Jennln?*.Ho?>lk
for Albany (and sailed 14?li): 14th, Goo 8 Paz*. Yon nr.
Jersey Blty: Circle. Fanning, Now York, to go oft the ways;
l.ith. sloop Centennial. Raynor, Port Josusa
LYNN, June H?Arrived, schrs Sarah Wood. fTitrknran,
Philadelphia; 11th. Leina Bread. Ftlllmaa. do; 14th. Jaa S
Wutaon, Cralse; It H Shattnek. Wilxoa, and W L KXklns.
Lndlam, do; Maud Webster. Wwntworth; J V Robinson,
Harvey; Dsxalls, Treworgv, and r'arak Khubnrt, Tomlln.
Hoboken: Harriet Lewis, ('a*hmaa, Roadoot.
Al'oarrUed 14th. schr Ml Hon, Trask, Nov York.
_ Mi STIC, cr .luae 14?Arrrvrd. arhca Cnst, Golf, an4
Blast, Taylor. Phlla<?elphla.
NEW ORLEANS, Jnne II?Arrived, acbr Ocean Wara,
Nocintrea, Galveston.
Cleared?Scbr Martha M, Jiillett. Mobile.
12th?Arrived, schr hbeneser, Bertbri. Rnatan.
bark Arre (<uai. for Ronaa.
NORKOLKjJnaa 14?Arrived, erhnt John LlmhalL Mar
tin ; flenrvT WomI. Rnrlls. arid Rslpht, ft adder. New Vera
NEW BEDFORD, Jnne 14? Arrirad. ichn Z Taylor Rar
nor, and John Randolph. Parker, New York.
15th?Arrived, sehr S C Hart. Philadelphia.
Sailed?Fchm Lnoy D, Ha/idy, Alexandria: Mary Miller.
Dayton Philadelphia: >? S Mmlth. Snow; Jed V Daren
Yo?k ' 7 An,r,m- Carter, and Angler, Harding. New
a.?iTEORT- ''-A.*T^rri T<"1' whr" fwrless. Smith,
Port Johnson ; Ell?ha T Smith Gardner, Hoboken.
Also arrived, sehr Lucian. Morton, New York lor Somer
"V J,!^0p,, Bmi?* Johnson, t-rnlth, do for do (and both
ffatlea l.?tli).
Also arrived, achra Fva H Lew Id, Lawia. Poughkeapsie for
Exeter; Anna B Jacoba, Jones. Providence for New York ;
llyena, Gardner, Hoboken for Portsmouth; Franklin Pierce.
Dow*rt, Dichlon for New York.
* i'i?'""* ? 9 WhUdin. Heath, and David G Ployd,
Clifford .Philadelphia; t> W Rawley. Rawley. PhUadelpnia
i?rt?M Bnellsh. Barker, Amboy for Salem; K
II Wilson, Mark. Port Johnson (or NcwBodbora; Ida A
Annie. Cook. Rondout for llnrerhlll; Belle, Mott. do for
J.ynn; i'.oim*, ? bite. Somerset lor Now York : Sara Clark
Brooks Dlghton ror do: C Darling Cole. Yarmouth lor
liondout; S W l'ondor, Llne?ln, Taunton lor New York; H
L Crocaer, Thrasher, from New Bedford for do; Veranda
Pond ; NightInirule. Young, and Sarah L Thompson, Hull.
Provideuce 'or do.
ri,wt!lrtAi?0kA-J2n? "^l'?r?d. ship Lady Career (Br),
Griffitha, Ponsrlh Boada; bark Loulkinna (Ital), Gandolfo,
"c^r Vernal, Kini:, Cedar Keya.
jif !>i P n'm' June Id?Arrived, steamers Moroe
dita, Cbadsey, Halifax; Lanraster. Mills, Salem: Achilles
Hand, Newburyport; A C Stlmers. Warren. New York: bark
Boeehetto dial). Do. ero. New Castle, Eng; brig 6nona
(Ital), i.astellano, Palrrino; achrs Helen. Carrol], Provi
dence; W F l/iithlng, Cramer, St Marva, Ga.
,TrrT'- ocritoio, Annnrson, orin
Cleared?Staacnara Roman. Crowell, Boston; Perklnnien,
Alberts<in, Chelsea; Catharine Whiting, Harding, Provi
dence; Vindicator, Rogera, Kail River; Virginia. Hunter,
J harleston : Anthracite. Gromle, Now Y'ork (and all sailed)
f J1 ? Mnnson. Huntley, Venire: achra W A Levering,
Smith New Bedford; M R Kemeric*. Kleharda, Bo.ton;
Caroline Yonng, Jaekaway, Cambildgeport; Mary Fletcher.
I hslps, Newport.
Alas cleared, steamers Pottsvilla. Pierce. Portsmouth;
Agnes, Smith, New Y'ork (and both sailed); ship Breiner
havon (Gcr). Holjes, Bremen ; harks Thetis (Dan), Lohan,
Reral; Marie k Holen (Gor), Warmkeo, Hamburg; Jaa E
Ward, I'ayne, Chsrlettnn; brig Eva N Johnson, Avona,
Portland; schrs Speculator, Wlllbanks, Old I'rovldenee;
rmma M Fox. Vansant, Gnadalonpe; Angelo. Wooster.
Wilmington, N<-; W Wilson, Packard. Portland; Mary G
Ferr. Cornwall, Roxbury; F B Colton, Frambea. Boston;
Mary Prloa, Camnbeli, Ipawloh; Rirerdalo, Brown. River
dale: Allen Groen, Nlekerson, Boston.
Lrwr*. l?ol. Juno 15-Salled barks Chieftain (Br), for
Havre; Kio-je (Dan). Copenhagen i Almira Coombs, Phila
delphia; Amlelxla (Ital), do.
Hlth?Arrived, steamer Richmond, Kelly, Naw York;
bcIk Llstle Major (Bn, Tracy, Sagua.
Sailed?Barks Marlnln (Ital). from Waterlord for Phila
delphia Professor Schwelgaard (Nor). Naw Tork: Thyra
(Nor). Ivlgtnt; Tellus (Nori, Richmond.
PORTLAND. Me, June 15?Arrived, selirs W B Atkinson
Philadelphia; ('has Sawyer, Perth Amboy; Helen Marr
New York.
PAWTI'CKKT, .laua 15?Arrived, achrs James, Stileis.
Perth Amboy, E II ilraaos, Raynor, Port Johnson; Chaa
Carroll. Denike, llohoken.
sailed?Schr Prances C Smith. Smith, New Y'ork.
RICHMOND, June 15?Arrived, brig Rebecca (Gar),
Marthenien. New York, to load flour for Brasil.
ROCKLAND, Jnno 12? Sailed, schr E A stouhena. Smith
(Irom Baniror), New York.
KOCKPORT, Me, to Jnno 14?Arrived, sehr Willie Lnea
Spoar, Charleston.
SAN FRANCISCO, JuneS?Arrived, bark Ella, Wllllama.
Free port.
Sailed - Barka Northwest, Farnham. Port Madison ; King
Philip, Keller, Port Gamble: htig Hoaperion, Winding,
Honolulu. *'
15th?Arrived, Anna, from Anen.
Sailed?Brig Tartar (Ger), Komnena, Manila.
l'lth?Arrired, ship Agomir, Lincoln. Boston
SEATTLK, June S-Arrived, bark J B Bell, Fox. Han
Francisco.
SAVANNAH. Jnne lfl?Arrived, ateamer Juniata, Catha
rine, Philadelphia.
Sailed?Steamera San Salvador, Mckeraon, New York)
Seminole, Matthews. Boston; Ameriea. Billon*. Baltimore,
'.''nne 14?Arrired, schrs Katie Colllna, Nathta,
and (? \Y Mar, Davie, Philadelphia; Jamoa Barrett, Nicker
aon. Perth Amboy; Alexandria, KiUkingham. SonthAmboy;
Onward. Lowell; Mary E Pearson, Thomiu, and Wm Flint,
Pendleton, Port Johnson ; F .Mitchell. Panning. Weehawkrn.
Sailed?Sclir Florence Nowell, Pmmlmore, Philadelphia.
SAI.'GCS, June 14?ArrlvnJ, aclir All Babcock, Smith.
Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON, NC, Jun? Id?Arrived, bark Daaengana
(Sp), Martlnea, Havana.
cleared?Schr Ann Dole, Marahail, Kaiardo, PR.
WAKREN, Jtiue 15?Sailed, *chr Mary II Mifflin, rerria,
Hoboken.
WKSTKRLY, Jane 16?Arrived, acbr Ramabanneck
Paek, Hobokea.
YACHTS, STEAMBOAT*, *C.
A HIGH PKEsrtUrtE STiiAM TUG "Poll sTOTTT
oli>?e an est lie; len xtb. 32 teet; beam. I4leet, dopth
bold, rt lest; .Iran, running, carrying coal and water, 7last;
term* cu?li. Aillrrii .V K. T., box I4t? Herald office.
A2U-FOOT CAT RIGHED KAIL BOAT ~FOR SALB
cheap. Inquire at WILLIAM LORD'S, stand foot of 5tb
St., East Klrer.
A bargain i> boat* op~all kinds.?okoRiti
received by T. DESMOND, boatbnllder, 37 Puck illpt
elty. <
-IKON AND WOODBN STEAMSHIPS AND
?steamboat*. aim Freig t Propeller*. Steam Yachts of
varioti* *ises; Tugs, 10 to 34 inches cylinder; Ferryboats.
Ac. For sale by FREDERICK 0. SCHMIDT, 1 South
William it.
A4S-F0 IT UL'>OP~YACHT. COMPLETELY FUR
nltlied wilb everything, Including extra ault of axils;
Just overhauled: new upliolstry. Ac. : will call cheap, nr
would exchange lor small Hall Boat. Address BEAUTY,
Herald Uptown office.
42~ FOOT, CAHIN 8LOOP YACUT FOR SALB
for Pit*), all complete Call or address YACHT, 31 3
Ik, North Hirer
yacht for sale or charter-would make
a good oyster sloop Apply to JaMltor, foot of 70th at.,
North River.
7lU>DRED BOATS. ALL KINDS CHEAP; SPOON
3iis Souin at., near Gouverneur slip.
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
A HKAUrlFl'L AND fast ~STEAM-YACHT TO
charter to private parties ol 30 or 40. by day or week;
?uuerlor accommodation* lor ladles and gentlemen. For
particulars a<ldre?s N., loot Weat 13th st., where the yacht
can be wen.
FIRST class SINGLE scull shkll FOR 873;
all sixes and for nil weight*; Club float* and Shell* on
hand ao<l to order at very low price*. UJ?0.|H0A11K. 13,">lh
at. itnd 4th av., Harlem.
C-1N rkk BO.?#!< SCIIOONKB YACHT PETREL FOR
,/salo: *>4,l) od water line: three stateroom*; equipment
and furniture complete; In commUelou. MANNING'S
Ya?ht Agency.
Ao'ir^
Double scull outhigged gig for sale, or
will exchange for n Whitehall boat. Address r., box
713 Peat office. New York.
TROUBLE DECK BARGE WANTED?IN BXCHANOB
JL/for llouae and Lot In Blisabeth, N. J. Send lull partic
ular* tn box 1,045 Pout office. New York; __
TjlOB SALB?THE FINfc AND FAST SAILING SLOOP
r Yacht Breeze. Foe particular* apply at No. .k? Broad
at. (office A. C. Kingsland A Son*).
F
Jj'OR SALB?A COMPLETE STEAM LAUNCH OUT
J? Bt, con*l?tlng of Boiler, Engine, Pumps. Shaft, Stuffing
Box and Wheel, suitabla for a small boat: will be sold low.
Address LAUNCH, care D. II. Wilson A Co., 218 Washing
ton *t.
For sale-small oat boat, prick fes. in
quire at GOLDING'S, 124tb St., Harlem River.
FOR SALE?A LIOIIT~DRAUCjiiY PROPELLER,
suitable for coal or any other trade. Address MAXI
IMUH. box 156 Herald office.
IOR SALE-CABIN YAt;HT~LOTOS730FEET L0KG~i
perfect order; price, $.*>73; loot of Court St.. Brooklyn.
W. C. COLU. 8S Mercer St.. New York.
LIORSALB "ANDOil ARTBR-STEAMBOATR. FREIGHT
J Propellers, Steam Yacuta. Launches, Tugboata, Ac.
GEORGE F. PLYMEK. 39 South st.
FOR BALK?A 30 FOOT STEaM YACHT, LIGHT
draught. Just new. Address box 1,181 Bridgeport, Conn.
Fob s\lb?light draft tug boat, h. dubois
A SONS, II# South st. New York, or 33 Hudson at.,
Jersey City.
I- ilO R SALE CHEAP-ST SAI LBOATsT 10 TO~27~LONQ.
1 Inquire .if Pi-.TER RUCK. Jr.. 73 Bedford St.
Fob sale?a Whitehall boat.in first class
order; nails, cushions, anchor, Ac.; will sell at a sacri
fice. Address II. B. T., box 130 Herald office.
F~ Oil" HALE-34~BY 10 JIB ANT) MAIN'SAIL CABIN
Yacht. Apply BUD AHRBNS, 1st) Forsyth St.
I" IOR SAI.E CHEAP OR C H A RTER? THE YACHT
Chief, 4H feat. It) feet beam ; large eabin, with state
room. Htted up Ur*t class, for ladies. Inqulro of owner,
JOSEPH BROWN, Astoria. L. I.
For salk or charter?steam launch, 41
leet long, ft feet beam. In Hrat class order. Address W.
A. DALY, 27tt Hoyt St., Brooklyn.
AN NINO'S YACI IT AGENCY, 318 BROADWAY*
office honr* from 10 to 1.?The "Yachting Circular," dis
tributed gratuitously, contains description and prices of all
yachts for sale and charter and Yacht Business Directory,
M" InTaTURE" YACHTS, ~STEAMBOATS. FITTING*,
Ac., by the late Fitch, for sate at a sacrlflco. 53 Boud.
f;
h
Off BOATS, NEW AND HANDSOMELY" FINISHED.
,for sale cheap. E. WYCKOFF. 131 West 10th st.
OTEAM SCHOONER YACHT TRUANT FOR SALE.?
O-tO feet long, 4 draught, compound engines; economical,
fast: perfect order: handsomely outnttod. Apply aboard,
foot 24th st., Brooklyn.
OTEAM LAUNCH FOR RALE?CEDAR HULL; COP
Opor fastened: almost new; small aud for sale cheap. R.
L. NILKS, 8 Wall St.
S~EC,OND HAND SIX-OAUBD BAKGE, OARS, AC.,
eomplote; secouu hand double anil slnirle Scull Boats;
spoon and straight Oars: Metallic Ltlei.oats; Bouts ot all
kinds. SMITH'S. 139 South st.. New York.
SECOND HAND 14 FOOT FISHING BOAT. $40; IB
jjfoot centre board Skiff. $30;
T" O CHARTKK?FOR PARTIES, THE FAST SAILING
schooner SO PHI h BkHRMANN ; lirst class accommoda
tions. Apply at 1(2 John St., Now York.
TO CII VRTfcR?BY THE^DAT OR WEEK, STBa">C
Yacht E. G. Burgess, suitable for small parties, furnished
Sitail coaTaaiaucos. Address W. A. DALY, 270 lloyt it.,
tooklya, or apply on board, foot of Court st.
TO 0 IA RTF. K?M Y~TIIE DAYOR WEEK, TUB NEW
and elegantly litrnished sloop yaeht America; sleeping
accommodations far ten. Apply to J. J. TREDWELL, 1
Pine st.
II1TEII ALL AND OUTRIGOBR BOATS. NEW AND
seeond hand, for sale cheap; 59 Man gin it. JAMEB
MOSS.
WANTED-ROW OB sailboat?NOT LKS8 THAN
IS teet, yawl bnild preferred. State eaah price, whicn
mnat be vety lo*. AKOONaUT. Herald.
ANTED?TO CHARTKR FO"R~"ArWEt'.K OR TEN
days, about Jnly 1. a Sloop or Schooner; must bo ?
good eea boat, with cabin accommodation for two people.
Address, with description and terma, E. 8.. box 137 IleraU
office.
WANTBD-TO 11 IBB, FOR JULY "AND AUGUST, A
gool Boat. 23 to 30 leat, with cabin. Address, giving
particulars and term*. SOUTH BAY, Post office, Brooklyn.
W ANTF.D-A STEAM LAUNCU. ABOUT 30 OR 40
teet long, in good condition, very low for cash. Address
G. V., 155 Leroy st.
AN'Ffcb" TO PURCHASE-TWO TUGBOATS; ON K
large and one medium else. Address, with prico and
description, ALPHA, Herald office.
WANTED CAT BOAT: LENGTH NOT TO EXCbED
20 feet; must lie fast, sound, nnd price reasonable. Ad
dress, stating price, CAT BOAT, Herald Uptown Branch
office.
WANTED?TO CHARTER FOR TWO WERKS, FROM
Jnly 13, 81. op Yacht, with accommodation tor eight.
Address, stating lowest terms, A. B., Post office box 2,303.
M1M RLLANEOUs!
AmYjkIcaITs'f anf)Aiiij sTfor of sifPERioKTffifi
Ish. also LEAD PIPE nnd SHEET LEAD.manuteo
tured by the COLWELL LBAD company. 03 Centre and
1.312 Btoadway. _______
DIVORCES procured IN NEW YORK AND OTHK9
States without publicity. Advice frse: pay when
granted. NEW YORK LAW AGENCY, 3M6 Broadway.
DIYOHCES (LEGAL EVERYWHERE) speedily OB.
tained without publicity. No advance payments.
frederick KING. I<awyer, tf St. Mark's place.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVEKTISKRS.
HKRALD BRANCU OFFICE. 1.265 BROADWAY.--.
OPBK UAT AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION O#
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AMUSEMENTS?4th Pack?nth and 8th col*.
A ST KO LOGY 3n Paqk??lh ool.
MILLIARDS?4th Pass-4th col. . _ , .
BOARDERS WANTED?2p Paob-IsI and 2d ool?.t u<
14th Pag* 4tl> nil nth col*.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED?14m Pact-OU col,
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BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?fckCK Plan?llf
BUfilNKfiH OPPORTtmiTIBB?1 1th Pact*.
BUSINESS NOTICEH-9th Pag*-6Ui cot.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE-14th PA??-le?Ml.
CLERKS AND 8ALBSMBN?to PAcr-^d and 4th ool*.
CLOTHING?an Pack?Oth col. ... ,
COACli.MtN AJ?I) UARDSNERS-^d Pao??4*hoaL
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COUNTRY BOARD- 2d PA?*-2d. 3d. 4th and 5th cola..
And 14TII P.t ool.
DANCING AC A DE HIES? 13th Paob?6th col.
ssrasfcs; ftaas st M.????? ?*.
*?o ok.
FURNISHED?15m Pack-lat and 2d cala.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?16th Paw?2d and 3d onto
EUROPE?16th Pag*?5th coL
BXCUASGB?13th l'A?r.-Oth eol.
EYES AND EARS-Uni 1'AO*-?th ooL
EXCURSIONS -HIT" PAC.*-4th and Sth ooH
FINANCIAL-IIth Park.
FINE ARTS?13tii I'AdR-5th eol
FOR SALE?3d I'Afl* 5th end flih c?l?.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND AJ ARTMENTB TO LBT-4
I.-itii Paok 2d, :<d and 4th ool*.
FU11NITURK-1:?tii Pack-BUi col.
HELP rt ANTKD-FEMaLB>-3d Pao*-S4 nl
HEI.P WANTi'.D?MAl?ES?to Pao??4th and 5th ooh.
HORDES. CARRIAGES. AO.-4TH Pack-IM, 2d, 3d an*
4th coin.
1IOTRLS-15TH Pab?-5th col.
HOUaES, ROOMS. AC.. WANTED-lSnr Pag*?5th eoL
INST RUCTIO N ?4t h PAM-JSth eoW^,,
JERSEY CITY. IIOBoKEN. HTJDBOM CITT Alffll
BERGEN REAL ESTATB POR tt ALB?14tv Paom
2d col. ...
LOST AND POUND?13th Pag*?5th eol.
MACUINBRY-So PA<iK-i?h col.
MARBLE MANTKLS-l.Tm I'A.ja-flth cjL
MATRIMONIAL?14th PAfi*-Olh col.
MEDICAL?15th Pace-5th e?l.
MILLINERY AND ItRKSK* AKING?If.m Pag*?2d eoV
MISCELLANEOUS aDVERTLSEM BN18?12th PAOt?
nth col.
MIHCBLLANKOCH?1<Vm PA?n-fllh eol.
M L'SICAL ?15th i'ahr?5Hi eol.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?ftnr Paob-?th col.
PERBONaL-1*t Pau*?1*1 eol.
PIANOFORTES. ORUAN8, AG.?4m PAOB-dtb coL
POOL SELLINO?4th Pa(1*?liit eol.
PROFESMONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALBB-*
3b Pa?k -2i1 and 3d col.
PROPKRTY OCT OF THE CITT FOR RALE OR TQ
KENT 14m Pauk?2d and 3d coL
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?I4ra Paob-3d and 4ik
col*.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-14tb Pa'.k?4th col.
RELIGtOt'S NOTICES?4th PaiM?4lh coL
REST AI! RANTS?IStw PAeic-tUhool.
llEWARDS-l.'Irn Pagk?5th col.
SALES AT AUCTION?Iftl* Pauc?Oih col.
SITUATIONS WANTED?PKMALE8-8D PAOn-lai an4
2d e>l*.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALRH-to Pam-34 col.
SPKCIAL NOTICES?18th PAo?-nth ool.
SPORTING-DOll*. BIRDS, AC.-4ra PAUB-l.t coL
STORAOE?lHfn I'Aun-iSth cal.
SIlilMKk resorts- 2d PAon-ftth and 6th cola? an*
11tit Pack- ??Iv col.
THE TRADES-3P P ?gk-">th caL
THE TURF-4th Pauk l*tC"l.
TO LET FOR ll'xINBM PURP08ES-15t? PaO*-1*
col.
TRAVELLERS* OUIH1-I6tii PA.;n-4th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
15th Pao*?4th ami 5?h cola.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-1?It? PAUn-5th o*U
WATl'UES, JEWELRY. AC.-tarn I'AU-Hn Ml.
WKbTCIIBsTKR COUNTY PROPERTY PUB HA LB O*
TO LET -14r?i Pau*?I at anil 2d col*.
WINKS. LIQUORS. A .-13th I'lUr-Mh eol.
YACHTS, KTKAMBOAIS, AC.?Ilia PAO?-tith coL

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