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FINE ARTS.
FIB8T EXHIBITION OF THE SALMAGUNDI
SKETCH CLUB.
? Thorn was a privalo view last evening, at the
Lenvitt Art ltooius, of tlie first oxnibitlon of biuclc
una whlto drawings, sketches ana etchings, held
under the auspices of the Silniugundi Sketch Club.
This display, comprising 202 numbers, being a lirsl
attempt, is, as a whole, creditable to the club who
havo it iu charge. Its chief fault lios In tbo work in
opaque black and white, paintod in tho style ol draw
lugs, intended lor photograph lug on tho block, which,
however pleasing their engraved counterparts tiny
he, are in themselves not very attractive. What we
would like to sec, and hope to. nest year, is a larger
proportion ol pen and ink drawings?drawings insopin,
transparent indta ink wusb, and in pencil and etchings.
Yukon altogether, however, tbo display ut present
made la exceedingly interesting and comalns a good
deal ol strong work, chielly by young tuen, many of
whom aro yet studcutr. There is many a charming
little Uraw.ng for an album or for a pl.coou a library
or study walL In our talk about tlie individual
drawings wo will take them as they cotno in the cata
logue.
C. Osborne's "Kotreal" (9) is an excellent, clean
and amusing lllllo drawing. Ills "i'sycho and Mer
cury" (10) is gracclul in design and bus good work in
It. 11. P. Walcolt's "The Voterau" (12), uu amusing
character sketch, rather lturd in ircatment. A. Barry
lias au etching (13) alter Van Marcke. W. It, Hheiton
shows curulul work iu h:s "Old Homestead" (1C). A
Due little druwiug is Miss Eery's charcoal sketch, "A
BwlssLako" (18). F. A. Nye's "Study ot Grasses"
(19) is lull ol detail. "Feeding tho Swans" (23) Is an
effective little drawing by W. 1*. Snyder. M. 'J'. Burns
has iu ?'Fisherman" (23) and In "Wailing" (162) a
couple oi good Grand Muuau sketches. "Young
Auiericuu" (20) is an excellent sketcli by T. W. Chump
iiey. lliss Tory's etching "Hoy" (29) is free in treut
liieuu C. H. Vnuderboft's "Hric-a-Bric" (32) is a
pleasing and artistic pen uud ink. F. Bellow's "Chus
ng tho Heaver" (33) is amusing. In "Luunco and
tils Hog" (36) U. 1*. Share lias a comical bit, iu u style
?t pon una ink work, which is very promising, uud iu
bis ''Gossip 1'arty" (124) a goou cililu siory. 11 is
"Sketch irotu Nature'- (lo7) is excel nut; hi? "Luck
ti Hearing Cuiiip." a fair treatment ol a not ploxsnig
motive, aud li.s "Aiteruoou Nap" is not up to his
iUUUard.
The two skolciies from lile by C. x. Turner, In tbo
Irume No. 38, are excellent. A charming little pun
and ink, with a graceful figure, is "Itoinuuce" (41), by
A. L. Emslte. The luce is good iu C. F. Tunic's
"Hretou Feasant Girl" (44). 11. 1'. Walcolt's "Wait
ing" (43) is uu amusing character study. In his
Ir.iuooi "Hrawiugs in Ink" (4'.') Thomas Morau has
louto uiuslerly bits. J. S. Hartley's terracotta "A
Nibble," is u lino little llgure. Goou "auusniuu" (66)
is F. M. Gregory's. Miss Uskoy's is pieusant "Sum
mer Hays" (66). "Laytug in i'uat, 1-iauU ol Marken"
;67) is u good Jlilio study ot peasant ttfo by Hewey
Hates. 'There is hold, carelui work and a pleasing
client in C. Freltag's "Siormy Hav oil tlie Ligntship."
Jessie Curtis' "Ever Watch.hg" (oil) is a lino iueu.
l'hu sleeping pose ut the chiluren is excellent. 11.
1'ylcg' "bouicliiiug Fresh" (61) is good. Miss Hakcy's
"Page" (o3) is a hue little leliow. tliougn ho nas
rather a targe body. Wo find a good deal to commend
In George icues .-, Jr.'s "luterior" and an ariisllo
little Xigure in G. W. Piggott's "Cup oi Tea" (06). W.
rnbor's "The Tramp" (67) is gooil. The "April Bays"
163) ol S. G. Mc'Jutcbeon is charming.
"July Biurut"(72), by J. F. Murpny, isonool the best
things in ihe aullcry anu a bold stuuy ot black and
?title in oil. There is good atmosphere, hue light
linking on ine wheat sheaves in the foreground anu n
llroug treatment ol the dark masses ol the storm
iwayed trees. "Haushlne" (76), is a pleasing J. Lau
ser. There is ouu good cow in George Intiess, Jr.'s
?n study, "At the Pool" (77). W. U. Bueltou's "Worn
Jut Travellers" Is exccdeut. Miss Fery's "Horse"
?81) is u lino una very udmlrable drawing. F. (J. C.
barley Is represented by bis "A Ucrciiul Alan is Merci
ful to his Ueusi" (87). Among the sketches illustra
tive oi the ciub cui'ioci, "Tho Alarm," wo note F.
Vance's amusing (92), \V. Tuner's comic (94), F. M.
Gregory's gone (98) uud H. P. Share's creditable (UU).
There is a pleasing sentiment In J. M. Falcouer's "On
the East Kivor" (102). George W. Piggott's "ihe
Italian Girt" (106) is u charming lime drawing.
In his Family Group, "Island ot Marken" (108),
Dewey Bates has a hue little stndy. G. S. Hoorbuuli's
'?Koausiuo Hit" is good. C. Usborue's "Past aud
Present" (IU) <s a n. hi drawing, with some carelui
work on the Isccs. H, P. Walcolt's "Couuoissour a
Ut Moue" (112) Is goou and amusing, tho tuea is a
rcry chsrioiug one in C. Usborue's "Sansbtne" (123),
ma it is well curried out. J, W. Hill's "Near Ciarks
lowu" has some lair pen uud ink work in it. Gcorgo
C. Gibson's drawing on the block, "Fails of Tivoli"
|132) is pieusibg. W. P. Snyder's "llaud of Liberty"
,140) is an excellent moonlight soeuo at Madison
square. M. K. Uakey's "Very Industrious" (14o| is
plessiug aud good. J. W. Mati.-lleid's "Viow in
Anvvrs" is iuiny eifeciivc. Wo note tsvorably P. C.
moor's "Gloaming ' (118), and seine good work in J.
iV. Marble's "A Pastoral Husking" (169).
"Silence" (160), by W. Taber, Unserves an especial
rord or praise, as a bold, eileciive and iiuprussive
totiipoaiiion. it represents a sioriu whirling over a
pruine, on wnicb lies a dead Indian, liy wiiuni, al
iriglited bv the gale, is seen in the air an uugle. s. G.
UcCuicheon's "The Hying liuy" is a palnelic negro
llory. "Lord of Creation" (171) is au amusing saure
ay Charles Memo. "Pupa's coming" (186) is n Goorge
6. Houghton. J. G. Kelly's "Sliei idun ut Couar Crock"
176) is a sir' ng production, reuiurkably fail ol -good
iction in home and llgure. "Moonlight, New York
Buy" (182), is UD a dm i ruble littlo Granville For
tius. Howard l'yle's "Fust and Present" (186) is
a neat urawiug. J. F. Murpby's "Twi igut"
,s tine. In his two scenes Irom "Hiawatha"
',190 uud 1.1). Ihomus Morun has been vory succe*.
iui, especially in the first, a masterly elltci in India
iuk wasucs. There is excellent work In George
luneas' "In the Woods" (192). We notice A. T.
Uricnor's well drawn "Salisbury Beach, Morning"
(193), aud Ailrcd Kappes' "scandal'' (194), uu excel
lent cliaructer sketch in n village store. J. Wells
Cbainpney's "Hotel Piazxt" (196), has two excellent
Igures. There is a good clTect hi Gcorgo F. Snellen's
"ihe Plough Team," and, finally, there Is good action
In U. Van Ingoo's "Laadscapn and Uome.-" (202).
f be collecilon will be sold at tho gaiiorles on Tnartday
ind Friday evenings.
AN AUSl'KIAN Jr'KlGATE.
Tho Austrian frigate Dandolo, Captain Joseph Lsng,
rlnch left Philadelphia on Friday last lor this port,
irnved here yesterday, exchanged salutes as it pus?ed
Jovernor's Island and anchored off pier No. 1 .North
River. 'I be frigate carries twelve gous, has a com
plement of 27tS officers and moo nnd has on board a
number ol cadets. Mho leit i'ola, Austria, some
months ago, made a short stay at l.u.raliar and ibtnco
tailed lor Brazil, slopping at I'rrnumbut o, It.ilnu mid
Barbados. .Since then she has cruised oil the coast ol
Brazil.
UU11QLAUY IN LOW Ell LIJOADWAY.
Mr. C. ellvo, cigar Importer, ol No. 29 Orondway,
looked up his business cstnbllshmout, at rooms Nos.
14 and 15 in thu uullding No. 20 Broadway, about live
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mo returned yesterday
morning, about ulna o'clock, lound Ibo padlock and
toll forced oil one of the doors, the door open, and
thout $000 worth ot cigars missing. Mr. Suva mado
inquiry of tho Janitor and others connected with the
Building as to whether they bad scon any person or
persons around his rooms on Saturday ulght or
luring .Sunday, but failed to get any inforuiailnn
.ending to auy saliKluciury result, lie made applica
tion to the ponce of the Twciity-aoventii product,
tnu they proniiicd to investigate tlio matter Mr.
lilv i C'implsius ltint tnls is the lourlh lime that Ins
jlaces ol t)usiness has been broken into and robbed.
Jnce at No. 5 ih-pait row (Lffoeckrr street), when ho
ost $1.1(0 worth ol property; once at No. 19 Wall
itreet, and again at a place lu lirondway, ncur Thir
tieth street.
A SWIM FOIl F11EED01L
Officer Shaw, of the Tweniy-seventh precinct, no
ticed early yesterday morning, while on pier No. 0,
North River, two men leaving the pier In a sin ill
bout, carrying with them a large cell ol rope.
Their moveinonta being suspicious ho hailed them,
but it had the effect only of making ilient pull harder
lor the mlddlo of the river. Jumping in another boat
the policeman itsrtod In pursuit and rapidly
gained on tbetn. Ae he came nigh one of
the men lumped into ibo river nnd be
jan swimming lor the pier. Tho officer
continued elter the boet, feeling confident Hint the
man tu the water would be sobieqtientiy captured.
Ho en on overlook the boat and In..do us occupant
priaon-r. A lew hours Inter tils companion was lound
oo ahoro and taken in cuetodjr. Tno prisoners
save the names of Jonu .Sullivan and (ieorge Finn.
The police suspect them ol being implicated In depre
cations around the uorks. Ibo boat contained sixty
leet of rope, Valued at $45. supposed by ilm pmlco to
aavo neon stolen. The prisoners were taken hoiore
fudge Morgan at the Tombs l'olice Court and buld tor
trial __
AN Al'EIL FOOL.
Ro?c Wolf charges Motes L. Goldman with having
it'Coived her on the 1st ol April, 1870. On that date,
ts alleged, ho prosouted hor with a certificate ol mar
riage and a gold ring, claiming that this ceremony
tonetttated an indissoluble marriage He. Tho parlies
?ftertrard occupied the relation of husband and wife,
mhoagb tber did not live together. Goldman telling
Rose that hie father was opposed to tlie marriage,
subsequently a child wna born. The girl about the
same t bi? claims to have lound out that the giving of
a marriage ccriifloniu nnd ring did not consututo a
legal contract. She then sued for seduction and breach
ol pronneo, claiming damages to Hie tiuounl ol |J,5(Xt
tioMinao wit yesterday arrested by tho Sheriff and
released on formatting adequate bond a Mo Is a clerk
In a Bowery doming store, while Rose occupies her
tune at a domestic.
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE
ASSOCIATION?INTERESTING DISCUSSIONS ON
VITAL QUESTIONS.
Cincinnati, May 20, 1678.
The American Social Science Association met this
morning in Dexter Hull, the largest ol
the minor halls in the Music ilall building.
Alter the rending of the annual report by
Secret ry Sanborn communications wero road
lrom Alias Frances Tower C'obbe, ol England, on
vivisection, ana from Mmo. Dora D'lsirm, of Italy,
on the war spirit in Europo. Also communications
lrom Switzerland, Holland, .Spain aud other coun
tries on tho study ol social science therein. General
Armstrong, of Virginia, sent a aeries of sanitary
tracts designed lor circulation among tl^e ireedmen,
wlucb were laid before the association.
1IOMKS FOR T1IS TKOi'Lr. I
The principal leaturo of the morniug session was a
report aud debute oa tho homes tor the people la Cin
cinnati, in which many Cincinnati goutlemen par
ticipated. Tho building associations ol Cincinnati,
Philadelphia and Boston were discussed.
EDUCATION AND LAIIOK.
In tho afternoon se.-sion Professor \V. T. Harris, of
St. Louis, presided aud dolivorcd an uddrcss on cdn
catiou as affected by tho division of labor and by cmi
grallon. 'lhis caused an uniinuted debute iu which
Charles Iteemellii, of Cincinnati, aud Prolessor Pierce
aud Dr. iloyl, of New York', spoke at soiuo length.
Colonel Georgo Ward Nichols, ol Ciucionuti, followed
with an cxnaustivo puper on art education.
Ol'lt INDIAN SYS : KM.
At tho evening session Prolessor Pierce introduced
General Pope, who read a paper ou the Indian ques
tion. lio reviewed the presuut Indian system aud Its
results, and explained the method of making
treaties with the Indians nnd tho purposo sought
to he accomplished in treutlng with them,
lie showed lie difficulties in the way
ol carrying nut treutles alter thev are made, and why
under iho present systom new treaties nro necessary,
while by their operations tho Indluus nro being grad
ually annihilated and whites murdered. Ho gave tho
present ludiuu agents credit lor better morals and
character than their predecessors under the old
system ol appointment, but as they are mon
unacquainted with Indians aud Indian character,
nnd ignorant of tho character aud hubits of the
frontier whiles, ho considers them Incompetent to
deal with either, ledums were starved to death for
want ol supplies ihogovernincut was bouud ny treaty
to luruisli aud hy llio rapid dcplctiou of tho buffalo,
which ure killed by tlie hundreds cf thousands
yearly lor llioir hides ulouc. He said 11 appears
to be the only lunctions ol the army stationed uoar
tlie Indian agencies to force the iudiun to submit to
suffering qnietly and without disiurhance, whether
the necessity results from the dollcieucy ol appropri
ations, bad management of the agent or actual Iratiti.
Ho attributed Indian wars to the encroachment of
whiles and tho maladministration ol Indian agents,
aud considered tho army tho vlotim In these wars.
His plan lor the settlement of the dilllculty Is us iol.
lows:?
Firtt?That the Indian tribes now on the reserva
tions along tbo lronlior and such as it may bo neces
sary here ilicr so to place, bo transferred to points far in
Ilie rear ol auvuiiclug emigration and placed on reser
vations in populous districts where no hostility to
the luaiau Is felt and ho is secure against want aud
protected from doing or suffering violence,
Second?1 hat thus surrounded by good influences,
and in a condition tho most fuvorublo to success, an
houest aud eurncBt effort be made to civilize Uim by
teaching him the pursuits nud restraints ol civilized
life, so that if capable of becoming h part ol our nopu
lation bo may bo uosorbed among us and disappear as
a distinct race in this conntry.
In the debate which followed Mr. Murray Shipley,
of Cincinnati, and others spoke.
The sessions ol the Conleronco ol Charities will be
opened to-morrow with an address by Govornor
Bunop.
In the debate which followed Judge Taft and
Messrs. Durbin, Ward, Murray, Shipley and others
6poke. Judge Tall took strong grouud in tavor of
tiie trantler ol tne Indian supervision to tbo Wur
Department.
LAURA JOYCE.
SUDDEN SUSPENSION OP THE LEGAL PROCEED
INGS IN TAYLOR VS. TAYLOR?JUDGE LOBD
ADVISES A PBIVATE SETTLEMENT ? CAN THE
PASTIES NOT LIVE TOGETHER AGAIN.
Boston, Mass., May 20, 1878.
The dramatis persona; ot tuo new version of "Evan
golino" were prompt to report lor rehearsal In the
Supremo Court room, East Cambridge, this morning.
Owing to a dilatorinoss of tho ra.nager, Judge Lord
llio curtain was not rung up till about a quarter bo^
foroton o'clock. Tne audience room was packed
with mi expectant crowd, many of whom
were at the door before the room was thrown
open. The usual delegation from Harvard College
blocked up the doorways and aislts while a number
of theatrical and literary people filled the passago
ways out to tho front stulrs. Laura and hor mother
were In the front seat of the Jury box, accompanied
by their witness and retainers. ??Tiny" (short lor
Valentine) wat as irosh and chlppor as on Saturday ?
be was in eurnest consultation with his connect and'
paid but little attention to tho crowd of cariosity
sockcrs and lovers of scandal. Lauru sat In a modi,
totivo mood, with her baud supporting her diinnlrd
cun. Mr*. .Menken looked as unconcerned ua 1/ e/10
m.I":r?.ly " fcP,!Ct'""r- Everybody seemed to t"
s.ibe. not one 01 the performers showed signs of
evon feeling ?-jolly" or comfortable.
MAKK IT VP.
At a quarter to ten the ??Court" came in. Judge
Lord .a uiouiurcd terms addressod the coansel asfo*
"" ?? concerned
t'*on"..ojli.tiri?atthemattrrwwa
parViM VnieVt'.te'l, and^Seailro'^o'iMSe^^e^qre'^il'o'BV'*
solves a?CBrtalned whether it L worth w hi ? . them
continue .hi. litigation between "" Lm'V'd
nv I have been able to mo I cannot ??. ill'. r
log, lor any longil. Of lime nocomary f2r m?m to' UT.*
.olse wbotoer u? ..alcalde aajuvtracut* an be effected
Ilolli sides accepted tbo proposition as If It had
come a. pert ol u preconcerted move or ?he?wye?
1 he matter was laid over till Thursdav y
while etioris will bo mndo to edect a comprora.se'""!!
Is not believed that they can be brought to 'livi
together agaiu, akhougU au arntouemett .
mail, by which further I,tlgStlon an* ^^afVan b2
HtOppcdt 1 llO cr()*'<! lt|K|lf>f n | wt> u .
look and feeling much as U they had wT'uim?
money aud got obe.ied out of a good perlormUw
A WOUNDED MAN'S STORY.
A ring at tho .loor boll ol tho German llosp.tal
corner of Sovcnty-scvcntU street and Fourth
avenue, at three o'clock yostcrday rooming
brought one of the Attendants t? (he en
trance, where ho found . man ,r,
unconscious on the pavement and covered with blood
which "owed pr. lueoly (rem a wound on Ins bend!
He was at once conveyed to scot and examined by
,r.
fASt? 'Rai-s.nrrisrsr.ri
kee ,.\n ,,',rl'P,"or' ,h"1 lived in I'Zh
keepale. fie appeared to he verv r?. ? .
about h? mlurlen, but (lnaliy slnod uTat pi
Then ai 1 * . "" * rock' n,,or l"" Boulevard
wb? n ho beard several plaiol slioia from behind and
aiterward lound that he w?. wound..I. He w?.,h"o
;rUL'*U.J?jf "?? """"own men, who robbed him o"
?old thai ho had reca.ved a poat',1 card , ?n1d
writing 01 his lather, wno bad been inlaeing e"nce
Sunday morning, and glgned w.ih ,?e name o"Ve";
Ho wna at oneo shown to the couch of Harl.l and
recognised him ,.s U,s father, Hmry Badeuh"?c?^
ftUn -mliD, who kofpi j% cud more m th# r.,rilAI,< r
Tlilriy-einth s.roet and Third avenue, notwithstanding
young Mr. Jtnlienliauaen ...id ib.it t,i, lather
d'd ,lve ?? 1'ougi.kcopgio nnd did not have
' i"'' *b his pocket on >unday when >m
Claims 10 have been shot and robbid. liaiion
haosen bad been n, tho habit ol carrying
0',h* *'""0 ?? tlio one which
caused ine wound on bis head, and Mr. liaueubauaen
''l'l,in?(,'i" l,,e opinion that his partner inll.cle.i the
wouuu on bl3 head himself, as he bad boon laboring
unaer pecuniary troubles.
U N INTENTION ALLY INJURED.
Thomas Bern bard, of NoTTtfO West Forty-eecond
?troet, was inkon to tho Filty.serenth .Street Court
yeeterday morning on a chargo of shooting 1'atrick
Ohcofe, .g,u ie?( ol No jj, W8tl Forty.seyenib
?troet. Mr. llernhar.l, no was related In yesterday's
KHALI., was on a ilea yacht, loot of East Forty.
?cv.mb street, Sunday morning, with hi. /au.ily and
To .oral0! wh0n ?crowd 'oughs atiompicd
*orP d"?? "??
KssrSw-1""
struck young O'Keefn, Who wi, fy'lne on "i Wh.'rh
pile ."ine distuiiee away, n. u,e groin ti,-"i lu,nl'"r
removed 10 Hull?von Hospital woere he on. ?I>y ,WM
somewhat critical condition and Mr 11 mi *
his return from bis excursion ehtei J 1r'"'aru' on
He was commit ted to await too result o li'iT^0" "Pa
-u sgaminalion .n the csse wlii Kl^t? and
BOWDflSM.
A r ing of rowdies assembled early yesterday morn
log on tbo corner or Court and Lorraine strecis,
Brooklyn, when Patrolman Roche, of ihe Eleventh
preotnet, ordered tboin to "move on." As they re
fused to <10 so he arrested John Burke, one oi the
party. The prisoner broke away Irom the offl-cr,
and, picking up a stooo, threw It at him. When
the stone struck Roche the latter drew o re
volver and tired oue shot in the air, intend
ing 10 Iriglilen the rowdies, who threateningly
g uhorcd about him. Burke threw another sionc at
Roche. The latter then tired a second shot and at
tracted tbo intention of Officers Travis and lireedi n,
who rau 10 his assistance Burke, Junes linoly and
Michael Eiynn were then taken into custody and
locked up.
Daniel Coombs, eighteen years old, was arrested
yesterday by uu officer of the Fourth product, Brook
lyn, ou u charge ol striking James .smith, aged thtrty
flve, nu ihe head with a stune and fracturing his ikuil.
'l'ho injury ens Inllicled during :i general hunt thut
occurred ou Park avenuo on Sunday morning last.
STABBED DURING A QUARREL.
Frederick Honry, aged twenty years, had a quirrol
yesterday afternoon with a young mau named John
Rooncy, at No. 548 West .Sixty-second street, whoro
both parties reside, when Roonoy drew a kuile
and stubhod Henry several times in tiiu lace and
body. Rooney escaped, and Henry was lukon to the
Roonevelt Hospital. His wounds, though painful,
are not dangerous.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF MAY AND JUNK.
y burner. | Sail*. JJentimition Office.
Idaho..... May 21 Liverpool.. 29 Broadway
Algeria May 22 Liverpool.. 4 Bowlin&r Green
Austr alia day 'J- ' .-ndoii.... 7 Howling Clreen
Canada *. Way 2. Havre 5ft Broadway
City of Chester.*... M y 23 i.ivorpool.. 31-33 Broadway
State ot Nevada. May 2d Giasirow ... T2 Broad way
Italy .May 2-' L udoii.... 19 Broadway
Java May if:t Antwerp... ft2 Broadway
Frnda... May 23 11 aim in g.. >1 Bioadway
California..... May 2ft Glanffow... 7 B - viini' Green
Adriatic. May 2ft Liverpool.. 17 Broadway
Kirrpt day 2ft Liverpool.. >9 Broun way
Maun May 25 i Rotterdam* tftO Hroaoway
llnhonxolloru May 25 oiemcu....\2 Bowling Green
Molilalia May 2> Liverpool.. 29 Broadway
liuithia May 29 Liverpool.. I Bowling Groeu
per? irw May 29 Havre Broadway
City of Montreal.. May 2ii Liverpool.. 31-33 Dro.dway
State of Virginia..*. May 30 lilanuow... 72 Broadway
Herder May 3 II anil-tire.. 91 Broadway
Bitaunic Juno 1 l.iverpool.. 37 Broadway
Helvetia. .luno 1 Liverpool.. B9 Bronuw.ty
Ethiopia Juno 1 (Losgow ... 7 Bow iiijr <ircon
Mdhet J.luiio 1 Bremen.... 2 Bowling Groeu
Wisconsin..... Juno 4 idrcrpo 1.. 29 Broadway
AlKatis I one 5 Londou 7 Ilnwiin# (Jreon
Scytiila June ft Liverpool.. I Bow in .'Groeu
Ho land June ft London.... 99 Broadway
\ Hie do Paris .... lune ft llavro ?>?*? Bro tdwuy
Celtic June (? Liverpool 37 Broadway
Mate oi Georgia ... June BHlasfrow... 72 Broadway
Lousing Juno 6 Hamburg.. 39 Broadway
.wpnn <1 ttue S i Iverpool.. ? .9 Broadway
Bolivia I ano F Glasgow.... 7 Bowliutr Uroen
O ier lur.o s Bremen.... 2 Bowling (Jreon
City of Berlin lune 8 Liverpool.. 31-33 Broadway
Nevada Juno 11 .Liverpool..i29 Broadway
Abyssinia.. lune 12 Liverpool.* 4 Bowlin ? Green
VVieland June J3 Hamburg.. (11 Broadway
Kn^laud lune lft Liverpool.. 99 Broadway
Victoria June lft Glasgow.... 7 Bowling Groen
JJonan ..Lino 1ft Bremen 2 BowIiiij? 1 ?retu
Wyoiuiuir June is Liverpool.. 29 Broadway
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Noderland I May 22j Antwerp.*.|307 Walnut st
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
8l'N AMD MOOS.
Son rises 4 37
Sun sets 7 16
Moon rises ovo 11 58
man watkr.
Sandy Uuok..moru 11 20
i?ov Island eve 12 05
Hell Goto eve 1 50
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
liar.
Ther.
St'lt' nf
May 20.
Hour
Inch.
i"y.
Iffntf.
Weather.
Noon
39:30
53
8B
it nl ii.
4 I' M
30:25
f?2
SSK
Rain.
8 PM
30:20
r.2
88 r
liftlti and fog.
Handy Ilook
12 PM
30:2U
52
SSK
Rain.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
New York, May SO?Noon.
The Western Union Tim* Ball wae dropped to day two
tenths second slow.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 20, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED RY TUK HERALD HTKAM YACHTS AND 8XRALD
WHITKHTONK TKLEUKAP1I LINK* C
Austrian steam corvette Dandolo, I.ang. Havana via
Philadelphia. She ha. a crew of 270 o (beers And men aud
mounts 12 mn?
etcamor Montana (Br). Beddoo. Liverpool May 11 and
Quecnstown 12th, wilh mdso and pasaengors to IY llllnuis
A Union.
Steamer Oanlma (Br), Leddlcont, Bermuda May 16, with
md?e and passengers to A r. Outerbrtdgo, Hod strong
NYV winds.
steamer City of An.tin, Cheater, Kernandina, and Bruns
wick. May 16, via fort Koyal, SC. 17th, wltu md-e aud
pa-senger* to O II Mallnrv A Co.
HhlpJonanne (Cur). Bnnge. Liverpool April 22. in b*l
lait, to H Hiirnalortf. Auchored In <}ravr.?nd hay (or or
dera.
Ship Alexander Marshall, Oardnor, Liverpool 20 days,
with ind.e to C II Marahall A Co. (Junto the northern pas>
.aye and had variable weather.
ship Western Kmplre, Oroaler. Liverpool via Key Weat
SI days, In ballaat. to llro H.iwea A Co,
Ship Theodore Koornrr (tier). Sehurenberg, London 32
days, with empty barrel, to II Koop A Co. May 21, Ion
(12 30,lat 41 4". passed a lsrtre boat (upset), probably a
flshlng boat: 27th. Ion 60 06 W? lat 41 03 S, passed closo
by a largo Iron buoy, standing upright. prohnlilr having
part of ita mooring chain attached : it was eoiiical shaped,
about Steet "Ut of thn wnter, painted red, with 3 wlnto
sixes around tlie top.
shlo 1'aul Harare (of Boston), Mullen, Antworp37 days,
with eniptv barrels. Ac. to ordor.
Bar. II L Kouth, Young, Liverpool 36 days, with coal to
Thoa Dunham's Nephew A Co
Hark Arctnrua (ot Annapolis, N8). Bent, Liverpool 42
days, In ballast to J W Barker A Co. Was 2" days W ol the
Western Isles with woatcrlv gale.
Bark Ilovdiny (Nor). Jensen. London 46 days, with
emptv barrels and chalk lo Bunch. Kdve A Co
Kark a)?x (Nor), Kpenaa, Bristol 37 days. In ballaat to C
Tobias A Co.
Bark Waiden Law (of Bnnderlnnd). Lowory, Bristol 34
dars. In ballast to Boyd A lllncken. llad strong N and
SNK winds th" last 7 days.
Hark BJorn?teni HJornsnn (Nor), Nielsen, Dublin 28 day*.
In ballast to Bunch, Kdve A Co.
Hnrk stliena (c.er), Bellmer, Bremen. 3" days, with
empty barrols to Theo Buyer Mar 12, 1st 40 3d, Ion 66,
spoke hark <? M Barnard, from New York for Antwerp;
IHtli. 12" mi es south ot Bloc. Island, passed a schooner
bottom up and pointed green, apparently not long in that
condition
Bark Won tvor), Anderson, Arendal 33 days. In ballast
to C Tobias A Co.
Hark i arrle K Long (of Stockton), I'srk, Buenos Ayres,
via M atansus. 1" days, with suyar to order ; veaael lo Jaiuea
K Ward A Co. Boh 11, lat 3 17 H. Ion 36 32 W. IIS)
miles off tlio Hrasllinn coast, picked up a man
on n raft. In an exhausted condition, having
been (here 1" days; one of Ins companions died alter being
on the raft 4 day's and one waa washed overboard and de
voured bv sharks: Msy 1ft lat 31) 36. loo 7H24, passed a
vessel waterloyyed and abandoned, with part ol loreniaat
and how spilt standing, bnlw irks and house yonc and thn
sua lire,tkiny over her.
It ok Anita llerwlnd (ol Philadelphia), MrHrlde, Hlo
.Isnriro 41 days, with ColTee to A Dsytn. Crossed the
Equator April 22 m Ion 41); hsd fine weather.
Ha k Atlantic, l.anlare. Poit Npain 24 days, with sugar
and niolnsaea to 11 Trowbridge's Huns. Waa 11 days N of
llatieri-: May II, lat 37, !ou Hit, too* a tornado from the
NW. snip at the time under lower topsails, foresail and
storm st lyssll: blew away tnreaall. mlr.t-n atayaall, parted
i lore-!av-and carried away Inro nnu inaliilopiunsts; loth,
4 AM, barometer 2H.isi, had u hurricane from Che.;
ti AM. snip under topsails and reeled fore
sail. blowing a ynla; K AM, took in loreiail
anil lorampsall. wind au1 sen Increa.lny and
barometer tailing; 12 M. wind NK, ship tailing off in tlie
trongn ol the sea, had to wear ship, barometer 21)112; I I'M,
took In (he wesllier clew ol the malntepsall and furled It,
slilo Ivlng with her niaiurails under water, wind hauling to
t ho N:2 I'M, barometer 2H and still blowing heavy, ship
lying head to the sea and behaving well; 6 I'M, weather
moderated. Capt l.enfaro thinks it he had had plentv of
sea room and sept the vessel off In the (list patt ol the
gale Instead ol wearing, he would have escaped It alto
gether, as in the beginning the.v were on the |eit edge of
the circle, but by wearing ran Into the centre of the cy
clone. May It. lat 2H, Ion 7", passed ao Iron can buoy
adrilt painted red, a very dniigorous tniug lor a voasol to
strike
Bark Ctiracoa (oT Windsor. .\H|. Baulkner, Cnracoa 10
Oars, with wood. Ae.. to Joseph Boulke's Hons.
Hark Antelope. Hlmpsnn. nt Croix I* days, with sugar
and molasses to Itoehe llros A Co. Was!? days N of llat
terae; Mar 14 and 16 had a heavy gale, commencing KNK
end ending NKH. lasting 24 hours; split sails, Ao, and sus
tained other slight damages.
Hark John Langhlln lot I'lilladalphla). Weeks, Havana
13 days, with sugar to HAW Welsh ; vessel to Brett, Hon
A Co. May 16, off Cape llatteraa, had n heavy gale Irem
HK. veering to NW, lasting 12 hours; blew awaytoreslay
sail
Bark It Mnrrav. Jr. Ilarrlraan. Havana 11 days, with
sugar to order; vessel to James J? Word A Co.
Burs Jaeuuca Bpurestler (Br), Marcoiiihle, Havana 10
d?y>, with sugar to order.
Ilura Clias II Ig-wls, llace, M an tan r as II days, with sugar
to Muses Taylor A thi.
H?rk < nrrla Heckle (of Cortland, Me). Woodbury, Ms
tansas 12 days, with sngst to Moses Taylor A Co; vessel
to J II Wiueliester A Co.
Hark Urans Minor (Nor), Johnson. Matintas 11 days,
with sugar lo order: vessel to C Tobias A Co.
Ilerk Antonio Halo, Bice. Caibarlrn I" days, with sugar
to (iilnnell. Mlntnrn A Co; vessel to C H YYuoii
Mark Brothers, Wesilierg, Caibarl n 17 days, with sugar
to order; vessel to James i. Ward A Co. Ilnd light winds
and ealius.
lixrk M J l.e?lle (Br), Harding. Liverpool, Ns, In ballast,
lo A M Bailey A Co. Anchored In Oravesend Bay lor
orders.
Brig Habra (of Windsor, N.4), llohinson, Limerick 24
days. In ballast, to C W llortaux.
Brig Holla (ltd), 1'otraiislno. Antwerp March 16, In
ballust to order.
Brig Titos Turrnll (of New Haven). Bates, Trinidad 21
clavs, with sugar and molasses to 1< W A I* Armstrong,
May 16, In the dull Htreaiu encountered e heavy NK to MY
gale lasting 24 honrs.
Brig L A YV Armstrong (of New Haven), Allen, Point-n
Pllro ll> days, with sugar In I, W A 1' Armstrong
Brig Jennie Phlnnay (?f I'ortland), Brown, datanaaal)
days, with sugar to De Zaldo A Co; vessel lo Brett, Hon A
Co.
Brig K M Mitchell (of Marhias), Baton, Mntausas 11
?lavs, with sugar to YY ilson A llndlrey.
Hrig lion Jnelntu, Crnsinn. Cardenas 16 days, with sutar
to liiinnell, Mlntnrn A Co' vessel to James Henry. YVaS
II day* N ol II sltnras with light winds and calms.
Ilrlg David Hugber. Hiowefa, Cardenas |" ib.ys, with
sugar lo the Jersey City Beflmng Co; vessel to Carver A
Barnes.
Ilrlg ,Marena. Handy, Cardenas 10 days, with soger to
order.
Brig Mario Rosa (Sp). Casanova, Cionfuegos 11 days.
In ballast. to K Puig A Co.
Brjg Kenchav, Sylvester, Sa^ua 18diyi. wltb Hucar to
Mi>HfnT?)i T A Co; vessel to II A Robertson.
Hin T II A Pi it (Hi), Outerbiidgo, Bermuda B days,
w it h produce to J ouch A Lough.
Schr Helen. Dickson. Tuonan 33 days, with cedar to L
Bran l*a A Co; vohhoI t?? Brett. Sou A Co. i Mhv 11. lat
34 58. lou 74 30, spoke schr Daylight, front Near York lor
llayti.
schr Clara AI Goodman, Coulborn. Mansaoilla 26 day*,
with inclado and molasses to Thos Oweu A Son; vessel to I
b Gager.
8chr Eva, Shelly, St Johns, PR, 22 days, with sugar to
Brown Bros,
Schr Etueline G Sawyer. Lamson. Arroyo. PR, 15 davs,
with - iifcrar an<] molasses to J I) Rivera A Co; vess?l to
Simpson, Clupp A Co.* Was 7 days N of liaitoras with NE
winds.
Schr Clias R Washington, llolhrook. Port Antonio 14
days, with fruit to Wiu Douglass; vessel t? B J Wenberg
A Co.
Sclir Pow?na Arabell, Low, Grand Cayman 17 daya,
with logwood to G Weasels. ...
Schr llattio V KoDcy, Randall. Matansas 12 days, with
sugar to D<- Ealdo A Co; vessel to it F Motcalf A Co.
Schr Express Tilton. Jlcwio, Cardenas 10 days, with
sugar to Do Zaldo A Co
schr Carrie D Allen (of Well fleet), Neweorab. Baracoa 0
Uiiys, with Ituit to Gomes A Pearsall: vessel to B J Wen.
l>?rg A Co. *Amy IB, lat 31 04, Ion 74 51). spoka bark J H
llolhrook, from Philadelphia tor Cardenas; 17th, lat 32 10,
Ion 74 40, schr K B Conweil, whaler, of New Bedford. 5
days out, nnd4iad taken three whales, and lost considera
ble oil on ill-count nt bad woutlier, hut saved 47 bids.
Schr Old Ctiad. Wiley, Baracoa 11 days, with fruit to E
Ptiig; vessel to I l( Staples.
Hobr Carrie Saunders (Br). Saunders, baracoa 15 days,
with fruit to H .1 Wenberg A Co.
schr tl B Criftin (of Salem), AIcKenney, Baracoa 12 days,
with Jruit to Win DoucIukh ; vessel to B J Wenberg A Co.
Schr Jordan L Mott (of Newburyport), Tobin. Bsracoa I
10 days, with fruit to Gomes X roarsull; vessel to II W .
Loixl A Co.
Schr Wildfire (of Gloucester), Bcarse, Rock Sound 10
days, with pineapples to Jae Douglass; vessel to B .1 Wen- ;
berg A Co. May 15. Capo Matterus, bearing W by S 45
tuilCH, took a iieuv.v northerly galo, lasting several hours. J
in which broke loreboom. stove boat and galley aad was I
driven buck to the Gulf Stream. I
>ctir Lanie Cobb, Cobb. Pensacola 16 days, with lumber ,
to Soud -r X Adams; vessel to 11 W Loud and Co.
Schr Roma Rppittg-r. Baylua, Cedar Keys 18 day", with
cedar to ? pplngor, ItuaacII A Co: vessel to J A Van Brunt.
Schr John S Jieacham. Woodland. Jacksonville 6 daya,
with lumber to Bcntley. Gildersleevo A Co.
Schr Uultie K Giles, Bennett, .iackstniville 6 days, with ]
lumber to J* F Gerhard. Is bo nd to Albany.
Scbr Mat tie K Tuber, Bray, Brunswick, Ga. 12 daya. with
lumber to Southood A Co; vesa? l to master. Was 8 daya
N of Hatter ih with N K gules and culms; started uampson
post and split foresail.
| Schr Thos N an Glider. Van Gilder. Georgetown, SC, 0
days, with iuuihcr to E 1) Hurlburt A Co.
Schr Henrietta Simmons. Godfrey, Mchmotid, Va.
Schr s \\ Bunnell, Bunnell, Richmond, Va.
I Schr II 11 Grant, Larder, Richmond. Va.
I Schr Borsch?!. Chambers, Alexandria.
Schr 0 H MmIIUoii. Curtis, Vir -iuia.
j Schr Samuel II sharp, Webb, Virginia.
Schr llnzeiton. Rogers, Georgetown, DC, for Il.vaiinla.
Schr Cordelia Xowkirk IlimtTcy. Georgetown, DC,
Sciir C Nowuiru, Henley, Georgetown, DC,
.-chr Ellas Moore, Lewis, Baltimore.
Schr Rodney Parker, Parker, Baltimore, tor New Haven.
Schr IJioda Htdiues, Grouu. Baltimore lor Bridgeport.
JUi)""Hark Friiro (Nor), from Ilonfleur, which was an
chored io tiio lower bay, came up to the city 20th.
passed through hell gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney, IfalWt. Boston for New
York, with nidso and passengers to II F Diruock.
Schr 11 S Bridges, Lamlrick, Windsor, NS, for Now York.
Schr Mary B Harris (of Machiaii, Me), Crowley. Windsor,
NS. lor Now York, with piaster to Wotherspoon A Co.
schr kute Clark, Ouptill, Grand Meuan, NS, for New
Y ork.
Schr Alary F Pike, Good, Rockland. NB, for New York.
Schr Richraoud, Thompson. Rockland, Me. for New York,
Schr I) M Fr?uch. Chi Ids, Kennebec lor New York,
Schr L iIoioway, Graham. Jonesport for Now York.
Schr Revenue. Phinney, Halloweil, Me, for .\ew York.
Schr War Steed, Gookin. Saco, Me, for New York.
Schr A Nicholl Robinson, Calais for New York.
Schr B L Eaton, Flynn, Calais for Now York.
Schr Thomas H Rogers, Hatch, George's Bank for New
York.
Schr Sara'.i R Jones. Phinney, Boston for Now York.
Schr Jonathan Cone, White, Lynn for New York.
Schr Emily Bell, Kelly. Dennis for New York.
Schr Phcune, Smith, Block Island for New York. '
Schr Nancy .1 Hay. Snow. Bristol. RI. lor New York.
Schr Mary 11 Millliu. Ferris, Warren. RI, lor New York. (
Schr k A J Oakley, Newman, Providence lor Philadel
phia.
Schr John Warron, McGarr, Providence for New York.
Schr Kate Kailauan, Houghton, ProviJence for New
York.
Schr E Flower, Hubbard, Pawtucket for New York.
Schr G W Ravinoud, Hatch, Now Loudon tor New York.
Schr E 11 Pray, Haws, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Hattic, Kelly, Bridgeport lor New York.
Schr Henry Rein*en, Allen. Bridgeport for New York. \
pAKA'-d through AM, schr Madeira, heforo reported in the
roads above.
At anchor in llart Island roads, schr Marie L Hall, Law
rence, from Portlaud, Ct, for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Chesapeako, Mangnm, New York for Portland.
Steamer City of Fitch burg, Ellis. New York for New Bed
foru.
Brig Klborla (Br), Upharu, Now York for Dublin.
Brig Eliza Morion. Lelund, New York for Cherbourg (and
anciiorcu fu llart Island roads).
Schr Snow Bird (Br), Crlpps, Now York for St John, NB.
Schr Alary Brewer, Saunders, New York lor Portsmouth,
Nil.
Schr K A Chcsboro, Wait, Am boy for Providence.
Sclir Texas. Davis, Am boy for New London.
Schr Charles P binuickson, Bllsard, Port Johnson for
Providence.
Schr Laura Robinson, Kelly, Georgetown, DC, for New
Bedford <aud anchored off H khali> lolexraph station).
Schr A G Cunuon, Crauiuer, Georgetown, DC, for Now
llHven- /
Schr Mary C Arnold. Arnold, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Rodney Parker, Parker. Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Riioda Holmes, Greevers, Baltimore for Bridgeport.
Schr Rival, Fletcher, Philadelphia tor Bath.
CLEARED.
Wtnamer Idaho (Br), Holmes, Liverpool via Qnrenatown?
Williams A Guion.
>t< umor Colon, Coy, Aspinwall?Pacific Mall Steamship
Co.
Htaanior Josephine. Thompson, Baltimore?>vm Dalsell.
Simmer Hevorly. WnlUen, 1'lillaileiplila?James Hand.
Steamer < Tiosnpeako, Mnnguui, Portland. Me?J F Ames.
Ship Ilermiouo ilJri, Koherta, London?Arkoll, Tufts A
Co.
Bark I- rnncosco R (Ital), Callfano, Southampton Docks ?
John C Sen-tor.
Bark Iminanne) (Nor), SaraueUon, Great Yarmouth?
Fundi. K'iy e A Co.
Ilsi k Larkspur (Hr). Story, Queeuetown or Falmouth for
orders ?Boyd A lllncken.
Bark Ada F Crosby. Crosby, Newry, I?Bonder A Adams,
Bark Ire Oogiiutl (llal), Plisorno, Cork lor orders?
Slorovich A Co.
Hark I'ere de Famllle (Kr). Duvard. Havre?Daasorl.
Straelile A Co.
Bark HebeccaJ Men I ton. Atwood. Cape Town and Port
Elisabeth?G Franek Hykeman.
Bark namos, llensaheii. Philadelphia?Vernon 11 Brown
A Co.
Brig Hnrgermelster Strove (Ger), Meesmano. Anlborg?
Fundi, E-lve A Co.
Brig Agist (Nor), lleltresen, Odanse (Denmark)?Beuham
A ll-iyesen.
Brig L Staples, Stowers, Citdls for ordors?Carver A
Barnes
Sclir Y ellow I'lne, SnepparJ, Psra?O Arasinek A Co.
schr Mark Pendleton. <>11 key. St Lucia?Leaycraft A Co.
Scbr Lnrinla Bell. Aldrlch, Governor's llarbur?Isaac K
Staples.
schr Jacob I Houseman, Ryder, Rock Sonod?B J Wen
berg A Co.
sclir John R )' Moore, Canscy. Georgetown, DC? Hlaght,
Bailey A Co.
Schr J S ivlns, Ingorsoll, Riehmond, Va?James A Van
Bruut.
SAILED.
Stosmers Colon, Asplnwall; Bengal (Br), London;
Albemarle, Lewes. Del; shlos Gustavo A Oncer (Her;.
Bremen : Carbet Caatlo (Br), Liverpool: Privateer (Hr),
Horde ola. James (Ger), Hamburg; barks Lord Klnnalrd
(Br). London ; Norman (Br), Antwerp ; Oscar II (Swe).
Koiiig'borg; orto dtal). Cora; Marino (Ana), do er Fal
mouth.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Captain Hamilton Perry, of the White Star steamer
Britannic, has onr thanks for special meteorological ob
servations (undo In connection with the Hrhalp weather
service.
? Thu purser of the steamer Csnlnia (B ). from Bermuda,
will pienso accept onr acknowledgments lor Liver*.
Sitir SPAkTAK. recently ashore at Fire Island and hauled
off l-v tho Coast Wrecking Company and taken to their
?looks at .-tapielon. la now entirely pumped nut and was
ynsiorduv discharging her ballast. Hue will bo taken to
Boston lor repairs
Bahk nxsitr Pi i.itam (Itr), which was wrecked some
time ago on tbo North Carolina roast and raised by tl-e
Messrs. Baker, wreckers, of Norfolk, arrived at Baltimore
on Saturday afternoon lor repairs. By direction of her
owners in (fork. Ireland, she wns sold lie the British Conatil
at punlic auction In Narlolk shortly niter her arrival there,
and purchased ny Captain .1 C Moirwnan.nl the firm of
John 7.ittlo?en A Co.,e- nimirsiori merchants.New York. Cap
tain Mcrrym in hop a to have her In lull repair in tho course
ol ten days or two w otss. Hho will ti en loan probably t >r
British ports.
scnu HmrngN. before reported on the rocks at Hamp
den beach, was driven nshoro high and dry during the Nit
low tiiulit of 17th, end went to pieces.
Soiir Kosna, Campbell, arrived at Providence Suth Inst
from i elate and reuorts. In a gale off Cape Cod lost pari - j
deckload nl shingles, sprung a leak and had Jib stay and
two shrouds carried nwny,
Nciik Ax.x s Hiniwn?Steamer Falcon, Irom Charleston,
at Baltimore M-ty go. reports, AM lltth. two miles s ol chlc
aomlco, sighted schr .<1111 n Brown, from Hellstt for I'liUu
delplils.nl anchor-lose tithe breakers, with sails blown
ewny and living a signal ol distress: t- wed Iter clear of tbo
laud, ifnd thu wind having trushened from Hh she pro.
cecdo-1 uitilnr dotiblo rm led mainsail and jibs (tho only
sails loll) lor ilaiupton lioails.
Si nn Louse (Bri, Irom Vineysrd Ilavsa for New York,
lie lore report-d sslior on Fisher's Island, wns lisnled off
night ol M cy I'd and taken Into New London tube hauled
ont to uncertain iter condition.
Halifax. NS, May at) The lirlg Osborne, of Dublin, from
Lluicrick t-ir >l Irsnilehl, was totally wrecked on HI Paul's
Island 011 tho 5th Inst Crew saved.
Nouriil.k, May Id?The chains, anchors, all ol the stand
Ine and most of tho running rigging ol the aclir J Itu-lor,
recently vrreuaod nt Lynnhavon lnlot, have been saved.
The vessoi and cargo arc a total loss,
Nvw llsnroHn, May a)? Klllev K Tarry has purchased of
llnrvuy Bartlett the schr Husau Taylor, which will be towed
to Clark's Cove, opposite Mr Terry's Halt oil lactory, and
Used lor storing menhaden.
WikMlNUTiiK, NO, May IB?Bnrk North Carolina (Br), for
Liverpool, got sulaly oil' the shoals naiir Itlg Islan 1 yester*
dey morning and nrrlved at Hmltbville. 8I10 was expected
to go to spa yesterday evening. *
LAruoum?At Mlllhrldgo. May 14. from the yard ol J W
Sawyer, a line bark ol HII tons, named Cory phono. She Is
principally owned hy her hullder and Capt George (linn, of
Hucksp-rt, who will command her.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Orrira or Lianriioi'sa iNtracTOR, Fourth District, >
i'lllt.AUKI.rniA. I'n, May ill), IH7W )
Notice Is hereby given that buoy No 4 (Unose Island Flat
Buoy), in main channel, east of the Pea Patch and Fort
Delaware. Delaware Hlvor, tins been changed Irom a spar
to a second class iron 11 tilt, painted '0d. Masters of vessels
tnil pilots nro requested to givu tpneial care to avoid run
ning this buoy down.
U it WIIITK, Commander UN Navy,
Inspector Fourth Lighthouse Dlatrlet.
WHALEMEN.
Ojr H00 Port Arrivals.
At llsmlltnii (Bermuda). May IB. sclir llclon M Sim
mons, AihIiis, arrived Bill, Willi II bbls -p.
Balled Irom Yokohama April 14, hark Norman, Camp
bell, .1 B, Arctic Ocean.
A letter irom Cant L'urrnn. vt brig U A Small, of Frev
incetowu. report* tier at *e* ill P?t'ru%ry. with 80 bblt tp
oil ?410 *p all told. It 1h reported tUnt ?he hat slueo ar
riv??l nt Bermuda with 500 bbU ftp all t?>ld
Spoken ?MhioIi 10, hit 5 S, loii 110 W, ihip Milton.
Hatiiblin, of M o. crui.tiuir. _ ..
Alwy 4. Ut 37 HO N. l< n 134 W. bark Mount Wolla#ton,
Kye, .NLI, with 350 bbla oil; uli wall.
SPOKEN.
Bark Oelottina (Aust), Copaincb, hrom Triaito for New
Torn, May 2. off LIhu.
Brlvc VYauliiin. Irom Trinidad, Cuba, for Boston, May 9,
lat39 40, li.u 72 24.
OUlt CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
AbkhdkkX, May 18?Arrived, hArk Alexandrine (Ger),
Rlckeies, Darlen.
Antwerp, May 20?Arrived, steamer Glndye (Br), Brit
tiiin, New York; berks Ragua (Nor), Kile rt sen, do; Augus
tine (Sp), Ocerio. Wilmington, NR.
Sailed 20tb, ililp Tamerlane (Qer), Sldenburg, New
York.
Amsterdam, May 19?Sailed, bark Lara (Br), Carrie,
Now York.
Bremen, May 19 a 20?Arrived, abip Cleopatra (Oar),
Poppo, New York; hark* Saiidvik (Sw), llogstrom, Savan
nah: Pjhono (Kr), McDonald, New York; Caroline (Qer),
Block (1<>; Meteor (Uer), Dlnkelberg. do.
Bristol, May 20?Arrived, steamer Lord Ellington (Br) ,
Blair. Philadelphia.
Belfast, May 18?Arrived, iblp Otago (Br), Gnlllaon,
Philadelphia.
II n. no a, to May 20-Arrived, bark Qnoben (Fr), Boulon,
New York.
Bordeaux. May 17?Arrived, bark Veronica (Nor), Peter*
?en. New York (before reported without (late).
."?ailed 17th, baric Ulutin (Ital), P.iolillo, New York.
CAKDtvr, May 20?Arrived, bark Eugenia Lougo (Ital)
Ruggier, New York.
Arrlvod 18th, ateamor Klieola (Br), Allan, New York.
Cork. May 17 - Soiled, barkn I'ronident (Nor), llousken.
United States; Lillian M Vlkna (Br). Vlgus. New York.
Ckonstaut, May 14?Arrived, brig Leonora, Blood, New
York (before reported without date).
C'httk, May 10?Arrived, baric II'Leono (Ital), Ferraro,
New York.
Calais. May 17?Arrived, bark Akiab (Fr), Goeselln,
Piieagon'a.
Ciiristiansand, May 19?Sailed prevlone'y, bark Lov
spring (Nor). New York (uot as before reported).
Dundalic, May 18?Arrived, bark Charles Kahl (Ger),
Mobr, Baltimore.
Hailed 17th, bark Flnvio (Ital), Mareeea, United Statei,
Dckli.v, May 19?Arrived, barks Amore (Ital), Rosso,
Baltimore; Harry lialley (Br). Wlmora. Philadelphia.
sailed 18th, barks Ulusopp j Castaglion (Ital), Ferrara,
New York; ltltb, Kate Cann (Br), Cann, Delaware River;
20th, ship Unfus & Wood, Davis, San Francisco.
Klsixore, May 17?Arrived, ship Ida (Ger), Fenuekohl,
Savannah f ir Keval.
Arrived prior to 20th, bark David Babcock, Colcord, New
York; llertha (Nor), l'ederaen, do.
Falmouth. May 20?Arrived, ship Franconla, Otis, Hu
antllos;bark Gen Falrchlld, Kolley. do.
Galway. May 20?Sailed, barks Carplone (Br), Boyle,
and Lottie (Br), tnnls, United States.
Urkexocx, May 20?Arrived, ship Corsica, Stetson,
Samarang.
Gzkoa, May 1(1?Arrived, barks Armonla (Ital), Ferro,
Philadelphia; 17th, Investigator. Carver, New York; Giove
(Ital), Lauro, Pensacola; Producent (Nor), Espelnnd, Balti
more.
Hull, May 20?Arrlvod, bark Veritas (Br), Murray, Da
rien.
Havre. May 17?Arrived, barks Relnc des Auges (Fr),
Lecuyer, New Orloans; 18th, N S (Nor), Petersen, do; 19tb,
Piskataqua (Br), Scott, Buenos Ayros.
Sailed 17th (not 19th), bark Mlndet (Nor), Ingebrethsrn,
Now York; 18th, ships Lizzie Burrlll (Br), Bobbins, do;
Palmyra, Preble, Philadelphia: bark Vilora H Uopklns,
Hopkins, Cow Bay, CB, and Now York.
Hoxg Koxc, May IN?Arrived previously, bark Francis
B Fay, liollins, Newcastlo, NSW.
LrvERrooL, May 18?Arrived, bark Atlantic (Nor), Gun
dereen. New Orleans; 19th, steamer Cunopus (Br), Ilors
tall, Boston; barks Esra (Nor), Jorgensen, Wilmington,
NC; Carmen Lulea (Sp), Foruria, Mobile (see below);
Ella (Nor), Larson, Charleston; Helios (Rns), Snellman,
Ponsacola; Ilex Oor), Hansen, Galveston; 20th, ships
Rydalmere (Br), MoWilliams, New York; Msrtha Bowker,
Bowker, Charleston; N Mosher (Br), Klchmann, do; bark
Arcadia (Br). Dakln.St John, NB; brig Nneva Juliana
(Hp), Marlines, Wilmington, NC.
Also arrived 20th, steamers Chilian (Br), Bremner, and
Colombo (Br), Young, New Orleans; Memllng (Br),
Bunker, New York.
Sailed 10th, ships W R Grace. Blaok, New York; Chas
Dennis, Krser, do; bark Teteus (Nor), Marcnteen, Phila
dolpbta; 20th, ship Olivo 8 Southwward, Walker, Singa
pore.
London, May 18-Arrived, ship'Edgar (Br), Flowers,
Philadelphia; 20th, bnrke Vera (Ger). Lukke, Now Tors;
Grsntou (Run, Jamllux. Penaacola; Violette (Uer), Bog
garts. Wilmington, NO; Emily Lowther (Br), Webster,
Philadelphia.
Railed 10th. eblp Bremorlehe (Uer). Rouken, United
State*; bark Juliet (Br). Duguld, San Francisco.
Lynx, May 18? Arrived, ship Garland (Br), Ingram, Pen
sacola.
Londondkrrt, May 19?Arrlvad, bark Rosa Madelina
(Ital), Fernando, Baltimore.
Railed 18th, barks Admiral (Nor), Jensen, United States;
Illawatha (Br), Little, do; Stormy Petrel (Br), Charles,
Baltimore.
Lihkuick, May 19?Sailed, bark Madre CerntU (Ital),
Mortola, New York.
Lisbon, May 14-Arrived, bark Annie Troop (Br), Fer
guson, Philadelphia,
Movillr, Msy 20? Arrived, steamor Sarmatlan (Br),
Alrd, Montreal for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Moktiiobk, May 19?Arrived, bark I<orenso (Nor), Kit
trlsen. New York via Qneeustown.
MAttxr.ii.LRs, May Ill-Arrived, bark Oatallna (Sp), Julie,
Charleston; 17th, brig A (J Jewett, Heed, New York.
Mrlbournk, May 19?Arrived, ship Hugueoot, Nicker
son. New York Ibelore reported wlthnat date).
Oiun, May 14?Arrived, bark Knrlchetta (Ital), Fran
cesra, Pensscola.
Qurknstown, May 20?Arrived, barks Agostlnn Repetto
(Ital), Antola, Philadelphia; Nnova Marina (Ital), Krall,
do.
Sailed 19th, steamer Wisconsin (Br), Forsyth (from Liv
erpool), New York.
Passed Crookhaven 20tb, steamer Illyrlan (Br), Arm
strong, Boston for Liverpool.
Kottkupam. Msy 20?Arrived, steamer Rotterdam
(Dntch),Lucas, New York (not previously).
Southampton, May 20-Arrivod, steamer Nnrnberg
(Oer). Jaeger, New Orleans for Bremen (and proceeded).
81.100, May 18?Sailed, bark Vldfarne (Nor), Mathlaaan
United Ktates.
Tkxii., May 17?Arrived, bark Soderbamn (Dutch), VIs
ser. New York.
London. May 20? Bark Carmen Lntsa (Pp), from Mobile,
arrived at Liverpool yestorday with malnmstt sprang,
vessel strained and leaky.
WEATHER REPOBT.
ItoLYiiltAn, May 2'\ PM?Wind NE. fresh.
PLYMotmt, Msy 20?Wind NW, moderate, One; barome
ter 29.85.
FOREIGN FORTS.
ANTtctTA, April 20?Arrlv.'d, scbr Agile, Fnlford, New
bern. NC.
sailed May 2. schr Llsr.lo Lee. Ptnbbs. New York,
III S'lirnA. May h Sailed, brig Kmlly (Br), K-nne. hrls
tul. with cargo of brlx Prioress illr) ; lltli, h*rk Monarchy
(llri, I'esrce, Kagllsh Channel, lor orders (>tarted 9th, but
was compelled to anchor in eouseqti neo ot unfavorable
weather) : 12th. brig Rover (By. M hlte, Dem rara;-clirs
Meteor (Br), Dnnscombe. Barbados; 14th, Uncle Tom,
Meyeie, he v Yors.
In port Ma* HI hrlg Tropic Bird (Br), Meyer, for New
York; ?rl r* II 1 Vales, Hopkins. Iroin do, arrived ISth,
Ul?g, to lo?d produce lor do: Marta (Br), refitting.
C?vrKAi 11 v, April 21?in poll, schr )Valter I, Plnmmer,
IMicrii-r, forcbampoten next day, to finish Idg for New
York.
Caps Hatti, May 1?In port, schr Louisa Wilson, Holt,
from Boston, to -all for In 2 days.
Arrived April 2H. schr "Algora," Irom (and sailed
for Port aa Prince).
C1iAKi.0TTRtr1wx.PBI, May 10-Arrlved, bark Wellington
(Hr). O'Call.ighan. London.
Sailed IBlh, shin .lames Duncan (Br), Klckham, Liver
P?c!>w Bat. CB. May 20-Balled, steamer Fiamborough
(Hr), Fraser, New York.
Ill port ISth. bark J II Myrlck (Br. new), McKay for
New York, big; schr !? H llalsteod, for do. do.
Fai.routii, Msy 8?Cleared, bark F.boneter (Nor),8oren
""(JibrVlta'r, Msy 14?Passed, steamer Bcotla (Br), Garvle,
from Molly lor New York
Havana Msr 1!)-Arrived, steamer City of Vera Crus,
Van B 01. New York. . ...
llAi.irAX. May 2o? Arrived, steamer Alhambrs (Br).Mc
Rlheiiv hi Johns, NF.
North SV0RRV. CB, Mar 19-Arrived, bark John Oeddle
(Br). Jaekson, llnvre for orders.
Point hr (Iai.lr. April 11?In port, ship Phlneas Pendle
ton. Nlehols, nne. . . . .
I'kkx tnnrco, April 17?Railed, bark Adrian V (Aas),
Olassicn. New York. _ ..
I'oint-a-Pitkk. April 22?Railed sehr Dione, McDonald,
Bt Thomas, with part of Inward cargo.
1 onto Cabvi.lo. Amil tO-Artfved, brig Anna (Her).
Lsarmon, Philadelphia; schr Fred Jackson, Andrews,
Now York. 27th. brlx P.lche (Br), Lindsay, Philadelphia;
Harriet H. Avery Now York.
Hailed April 2d, hrlg D'Artagnan (Fr), Delamar, Now
^In^'port May 2, bark Rocset. Atkinson, for New York;
brig Ransom iHr>, Ieitson. Irom and for do (arrived 2dtii),
to sail shout the llth.
(jiintxsTowx, May 7?Cleared, hark TJomo (Nor), Bache,
Gloiicoslef. . . M
Hailed May 3 bark Carollrto (Ana) Glierbas. Fleetwood.
UtiKRKO. Mar 17?Arrived, sioanier (jaebee (Br), Lin
dsill, Liverpool via Halifax.
St IMkiikk. Mart. April 22?Arrived, schrs Clias II Fn
bens Keene, savannah via St Kltt*.
In port April 27. schrs Xebec (Br), Danbam, for Balti
more ; Anita. Rmall, uuc.
8T Thomas, May 8?Arrived, schr Alta V Cole, Mitchell,
Angostura,
Sailed 7th, bark Nornti, Hall, Sagna; brigs I.nln (Br),
divan, and John Brtglitmau. Hanson, Cnba: Mth, D F
Brown (llr), freeman, St Domingo.
ST Kitts. April IS Arrived. M-lirs T M Thomas, llowland,
Washington. Nil, (and MNtd 29th lor Newliern, NC): 21th,
T Harris Kirk, Cavalier, Naw York; 28th Vosemiie,
Peaice, Boston: Ma) 2. Carolina, Ossklll, Wuihln iton. N(J,
StMskti.xs, April 30-In port, schr Nettle T Beat, Tur
ner. irom Boston.
Bt Johns, PR, May Balled, schr Mabel, Maloney,
New Yors,
81 Joiix, NB. May 17-Cleared, barks Matilda 0 Smith
,Br). Bulmer, Barrow; KUida (Br). Lane. <?k
1 y tin (Br), i-hnlmeis, Liverpool- brtig Aa$lo (or)e
rou. Orookiiavsu.
AMERICAN POllTA
BOSTON. May 18-CU-are -. ?cbr? Charger.
Ana. to load lor New York; I unis Depew, Miter. do. ao.
Ge<>rgo W Gumtnln *, Nick?r??n. i1<?, do. n*iifnw
kOtli ?Arrived. (teamor. Worcetter. Hedge. Ha .
Seminole. Hallett bavanah; .Bouiaa.^Craweil^ Mil. s
phia; Henry Orosky, Butler? Uomlout. Uvo-oool;
ADo arrived, tte.ui.ers Allan <1)0. Talb ??< i ?
Af"""k U^T-. Ww^i m Barrett? Pidhtilel ph?a j
?oh? ^sri^LmcJld^ ?;>? Mar.'Aldrleb. Hobo
Won; Elleu. Wbltmore. New . ,Rr. ir?-tor Llver
Clearod?Steamer. City >?( "jUtol (Br). rosterDiver
pool; (it ii iicu., jle.rae. Now York; bark We.toru boa.
h'u 11 e d?' -'to e'ra "r pSlne. bark Febo. brig Cb.rle. Dan
nlB; '"MM-MtK.0 May 'Vs^?Arnvo^' ^irb Hear, Polbam
(late Br). ham Norfolk. lo bo repaired.
Cleared?Sehr Helen, ferry. New ''edlord.
?jutli- Arrived, atraraor Tnckahoe. "'<{*"?tf*r7h J?Ohio
bark?\V llle McLaren (Br) !McLaren I r.lei?. North'?rn me
(Br,. Brandon? ^'uVn ' l oudon.lerryArevel.er.
PenBold. Rl Janeiro: Vaneanlea (Br,
bclire s F Mile.. Ap-ley. Bahama.; T J APIg*
ffi&?A*"SE?? Mcfceraon,
Akia (Gen. llogeraau, A" ''?/E;!! IU? S* A C Bean!
yLib'TSiu.; ichr". *???? S <:onant B.^r K.n^bec;
^rotvSrtfK^ci'jol, t Mnu. n!
'''X?^.r;frk Kroaa (Swo). Lgg.?. S.I-*-*
K"naua2S!^.P lr?p'r? h.avv'wiather; lo.; deek toei
"oieSr'ed-ShVp Bon.n.a (Br). Webwer. Dublin; bark.
Telumacber (Nor,. Jobn.ojv S H M
Cowe'lY Crow M'do- John K Mia*. H...elton, llarlom;
HabiRi ???
ESlSiw^CKrOa^7'l"^rrwf:ld%ohr Sarah Eaton.
Pi(e[r;?idC0Htb?'b-k Ben]farahi Di ck er m a n, Yale. Now
YBBAUFOBT. sc. Mny 15?Arrlyod, scbr Brigadier, Nor
1 ?0leared 17t it.^ark Noah (Nor). aj.ruldwa U.nden.
CEDAR KEVS, May 15?Atnved, scbr Gbna Moors. Men
?'(?*l ABLEST?,N, May 17?Sailed, echr Annie L McKeen.
M*Bh-^r?r%,?Tu.Abbl. L Dow. Cor.on. Wl.ca.,ett;
"e'enred'?Ba'rk"rank! Vno*r>'," Petenen. 0?,.w; .chr P
T Wllletts. Wlllotti; Barflmore. , p-?-i.
Sailed?Srlir. llattlo. New Verk; Jennie ftodLors, ProTl
denoo ; Bubble B Didkinson. W llmlnglon, NO. _. k
EAST MACII1A8, .Muy 10?Sailed, fccbr Ala.ra. Clark,
BKKttNANDINA, Mar 15-Arrlred. sohr. WmTodd
Wood New Vnrk; Ueo Cburchmau, 1 i.loy, do. Wm
D!filb^Arllve'.n'?i^HW Brown. Hmltb New H.ven
KORTKKS9 MONBOK. May -O-Arrlvcd, bark Vaee
(N;iA)L^nst'rN\BM!7''?-ArV.yS?l. .teamer City of Houa
t?aVoRC<KT6w,N \?)C' May 18-Olear.d. .cbr. K P
tfSw. taSS Wio". HoU: Nellie Brown. Kelly ?I
iH; Vonib Norwalk; Ira Bli??. ilendaon. Port Morrta,
NT ; Conilitutlon, touni, Allyn'. Polni,; Paul l'homn.oa
Bi;fbIlWlr"d:\ohr"bnLTwLlUm" Newberry. New
f?J AU?ics').N VILL.K. May 18 -Arrlred, .chr. 8 8 Ruiiell,
vi.nith \nii York* l'ndo (Br), Garvin, Nasaau, Nl.
' Cleared lBth. echr Florida. Bairier. New Yor}J- York.
. i-*ith Mchr A F Kiodbartfe Robuiaon, New York.
Hailed litli. islirk lUttle E/ill'-b.Bennmt. Albany
r.^V'doVK.Vh Oen^E'sphinir. Daytoo, do (befori re
of San Ante
Woayor,
N*nih''c!?nred. .hip <5oo Hurlbut. Ma.bon, Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS, May 16?Arrived, neamer Margaret,
n&A*^
nool t%c * Boruwla (Br>, Wllliania. do via Cornnna.
Cleared?Bark Alexaudria (Nor). Mortentejeru. Queens*
*7- a May 10-Arrived, berk Frederickabarg (Dan),
Muuvleb! St /horua.: hchr Larrie Nelion, p *r.d?n!..' ^* r'f'lJ
2<)tb?sailed, ?blp. St Cloud (Br), for Cork. Kredor.ci
^NeVhCRYPORT. May 18-ArHred. ?to?raer Panther,
Miliar Philadelpbia; Kchr American Cbief, Snow, ?
Cleared?ScUr Edward Lnmeyer. Mllllken. Meyaguea.
NE\V~MEDSOlto!' May'lS?Arrtv?d,""hr'Cha. P Stick
"'JiilSd-'l^hril^Be'ad^Ben.on, MattapoUett, to loot
f?NEWPOBT, May 15?Arrived, tobr Mary II MIIBln, Ferrtg
Warren for I'onoken.
silledTrnra OutcliV.Taiid 17th, .chr Storm King, Cobb,
!>2i)tU?Arrlvod, ?,br Hattle Card. Moore. Capo Haytl fot
0rN?kW HAVEN. May 20-Arrivod, ?)hr? John Brook.
Now Yon ; John Potts Araboj; Creono ^ountr Tanner
Kondoat; Twilight. Philadelphia: Bla*e. do. I W lline
do : A II Huriburt. do; KorobtOnk, Baltimore.
Ctoarad?Brig. Ooorgo, St Croix; 0 Morris (Br), Not
Y?PENSACOLA, May 15-Arrlv?d, bar*. Hev#r?hom (Br),
Mill. Ixindon ; Marlasna VII (P?rt). Lopes id.hon.
ltli'h?Arrived, bark Malabar (Fri. FLehot, loulon.
PORT RoYAL, May 20?Arrived, .toanicr City ol
? P III La' 1,K^ VH TaJ Vl'* v 1*?Arrived, .ehr. Amo. Fa 1 ken.
here Early, Somenet: B (I Irwin. John.on. Provideneoi
Lucy K Cog.well, Cheney. Newburyp .?; Ella F CroweO,
AUttb'?Arrived .teamer. Lanca.ter, Mill.. Bo.ton; Nun
man Mcker?on,' do; Catharine VV hltlng. ll?rding. Provl.
rienc.- Kanltn, CroOkor, Kali Hirer; tt lUlam.port, Wit
letu Poruni Utb; May Flower. Duvid.on, New lork; bark
Jotoph Hlcaman (Br).HI.hop, Antwerp; .ehr. W J Lamb,
din \Di)leKarth, Naaaau: Ja?a? ^tarr, Biirton, Oardl
nor'; Lncv Jonea, Mnrlhngh. New Uavoni' J (dark, Carr,
Now York : M P Cox. Slmpkln*. Broad Lreok.NC.
* Alio anive.l. .teainor Rattle.nKke. Swa^. Ko.tnn. OarlU
Tnncook (Br). Hnu-h*. Liverpool; 1 P Wbltton Carver,
Mat*or.ae; brig Chrl.tena (Br), Monroe. HI l iorro, Marti
(i W W-keford (Br). Murehl.oo. Havana; .chre C W May,
Davis OlenTneko.: Addle K Warner. Lewi., ^'Antonio.
Northern Light. Kelley. MaTagae.; A c 1 uige Haley,
w'..nii?itAr? \V McLooa, Roiran. Harmnda, h J waiia
Watts Windfor, NH; Hannah Bhubart, Klti?. Boston: !War|
A Hood, Steelman Soraereot; Robeoca Klorenoe. Ittohardo,
Kennebec River: llenry Wlthlngton. Vjt v'.C York-bark.
Cleared?steamer Anthracite. Crumley. Now York. bar..
Gra'-e Ktilnn (Br). Grant. Dunkirk: Avenlr (trl. ? e.e
mrtcl Cork for orders: An^lnlina Honardl (Ital),
Qiioun.town -. bcbr, Molr * llnmnier , ef.
Alice Boriln. Taylor, de; S D K*i,hh.?"- - aJ H-'?tleT
II iren; Surge, Duuglaee. Bridgeport, Conn, A J oentiey,
i wi. New Haven; Lucy Jones do.
Lkw*.. Del May -JO?Arrived, .teamor Antonio (Or),
An'Vrema. Liverpool; hark. 8. (Ital). Xlcobni Landoni
Rate Saucton iKri, Carver. Londonderry , Job" Kill. (Br),
H|mnw.o.W.terr0rd:Eu,lllo Maria (Not^U OWen-Wmerick.
/tirt i ordiev London; bri* roerio*B vor;, ry-.a-w
nnic'jeremliih. Ford, do: .cbr. Kinma C Komraeli, Ltttle,
MoArua* Bonan.a, Allen. Bar(?ado. for order*.
Pa.aed uo?Bark A F Stoneman (Br). Oroaby. from
vierrlw. Dowie.. Cardenaa; eehre Clytle,
Laagbto'n, Mat.n.a.; B S Farnham.
banT'Matarl'u^'wMllTiin'fVo'irn'rlck? Ame*. Card'cnat.
b^ll.Md-B.Vk 'MJo.rva" '?hiUd.lphla; brig Co?
(%RTLTNVM:.%.VebIs-AX:/?
Kirkott; Peari, Ooldtliwalte. sod odell, W Inelow, New
Ym'h?Arrived, .blp Berth, (of Portland), Chl.bolm (Wto
Tyler, Cenfagoe; brig
| 1' P HO \d HE nV: K.1 M V" Ps -*a\-r I red, .chr. Jennie A Shep.
ard. Kdgeli. Philadelphia; Mliine.ota, lloltver, I ort John
' Soiled?Steamer. Wm Kennody. Fo.ter, Brillmore via
Norfolk; Catharine Whiting Harding. Fhllkdelph.at johr.
Brnnett, Bleh ; Whl.tler, Kltigcmld, a d Airred CUa.o.
Ul?h?Arrived?Mjbr. Itle of I'lnee. Logg. Rondont: Henry
Mav llaicb Port John.on; Goo II llovt. Decker: Hham
r"?k'. Tr -y. and Potter * Hooper. Bradbury. Havemraw,
!i B Clark. Carburr. New York : Helen, Soar e d^
PAWTUCKET. May IS Sailed. ?clir. K Flower. Keleey,
Bondont; lllrain Toeker. Knowlton, and Maria 8, Knowlton,
X,Scl"lM(>ND Mar IS?Sailed, .cbre Enoch Moor., Cham
bcor Erne.t, Betoutnan. Baltimore via pbl|
BAVaNNaII, May 'JU? Arrived, >?hr LO lllekinan, run a
d l'ut'lnto quarantine-Sebr H-r'
rin -ton. from Havana for Portland, with eantaln rfek.
Cleared?Bark Oilmnla (Sp). Mareal, London.
Sailed?Bark Kama (Hp). Barcelona. _
oil vu Mar IB?Arrtvad. ?i?araer W llli am sport, WIN
letta 1'nriimooth for Philadelphia, (put (n for a harbor) \
lcl,r John K Daley. Long. Cb.ckahomtny River lor Frew
P"('heared-Schr Iioul.harg (Br), Day, St John. NB. Via
"'istlV? Sailed, the arrival, of 10th. pound S and E, with
the exception of schtS Geo A Albert and John Haleh.
linn?Arrived, ateamer Heading. I'leree. Phllado!pbl?i
eciir I.ubteria (Br). Furrier. Cow Bar. CM.
STONINUTON, May is?Sailed, .chr Sarah Brn.n, Reed,
^ViNEYARD HAVEN, May lS-Arrl?ed. .ehr. Lexing
ton, Letgbton, Hoboken for nalem ; Delhi. Emer.nn, South
Amboy ior Portland: Ida llad.01., Ar-y. Provl'?enee le?
Roekland; Klcbmoiid. Themp.on, Rockland lor New York.
Pa.eed by-Sehr. F Merwln, Hunee. Philadelphia for Kd
gartown; P M Wheaiou. Barrett, do for Bo.ton; NH
Skinner. Thraeher, do lor Ea.t (vermouth; L llolway,
"soiled ? "chrbT 1 dV^ Hndbon, Delhi, Hamnel Corleton, 8
A^Plh-Amw"d.'hrlg ValrflVld1 \Mr). Morri?. New Yerk to*
Wlnd?or. N H; bchra Graee Van Do.en, l.revee,
Philadelphia for Bobton; llriiry M sterke. Cahoon. do lor
Portsmouth; L L Hamline, Velior, Poughkeepale lor So
lom Mary Stow Macon. Sooth Amboy lor GroveUnd,
M?a?- Katie Mitchell. Oliver, llohoken lor Auguata; Mag.
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