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FINE ARTS.
THE COOPER UNION AST SCHOOLS ? RECEP
TION or THE woman's ART DEPARTMENT
LAST ETENINO?THE EXAMPLES OP THE STU
DENTS* WORK IN THE FEMALE AND MALE
SCHOOLS?THE PRIZE WINNERS.
Among the most useful and creditable institu
tions In New York city are Ibe Woman's and Man's
Art Departments ot tbo Cooper Union. A great deal
of good is done by tbe Woman's School of Das isu
under charge or Mrs. Susan N. Carter and by tbo De
partment of Drawing and Engraving on Wo-id under
that of Miss Charlotte B. Cogswell. Tbe progreas
made lb botU departments Is observable iu tbe gradual
raising each season o| the art tone ol tbe schools.
Tbe nineteenth anneal recepiiou ot tbo Woman's
Art Department waa held In tbe largo working gal
leries of tne scbeol last evening, aud the beat ol tbe
txamplea produced during tbe paet eeasou by tbo
pupils were buug on tbe walla. These include draw
ings irom casts, those done in Ibe portrait claaaes,
Ibe work ol tbe classes m designing, studies in oil ana
pbotoerayon work.
Toe exhibit of tbe male art departmant was also
open last evening, though tne reception of tbia divis
ion ol tbe schools will be held this evening. The dis
tribution of prises end medals iu both schools will
take place to-morrow evening In ibe large hall ot the
institute on ibe ocoasion of the nineteenth annual
commencement of the Union. Tbe work oi the male
student* was exhibited in tbe alcoves oil tbe large
gallery aud that or the department ot drawing and
engraving on wood lo its own rooms leading otr
these. There was a very large gathering of i he pupils,
their frlenas aud others, who tlironhaii the galleries
and examined the exhibits to the niusjc of a bund sta
tioned in the library below. Mr. Peter Cooper, as
sisted by Mrs. Curler, received the guealA The gal
leries wore dt-coreied with Hags unc flowers.
One oi tne most interesting 01 tbe branches ol in
atructiou in the woman's school is mat of designing
of patterns tor carpets, wali paper, lace, tllee, pisirs.
Ac. As seen irom the examples on exnibltou these
ere produced chiefly by e drawing being first made of
flowers or other objects wbieu are to lorm tbe motives
ot the design. These are then enalyzeu uy tbe separ
ate drawing of tbeir pans and tne latter and the
wholes are oomblned te lorui ibe designs.
The class In oil paintings under it. Swain Gilford is
small and tne exhibits, inersiore, lew, though credit
able. Mr, Wyait Eaton's care it seen la the work
Irom the east and iu tbe portrait class. H. Aiden Weir
next sensoo will have the morning classes iu lile and
antique Trowing aud Mr. Eaten those of the ultcruoou.
It Is very grutiiytng to be anie to state that tho earn
lugs oi the lauy students during tho patlseason, cblelly
Iu pboiocrayou and dosigniug work,have reached some
$9,000. This all goes to the students tbemaeives, and
the return ol their earnings Is made to Mrs. carior in
order to get at tne practical results ol tho school's In
struction. There have been gome 340 pupil* during the
past season.
In tbe engraving department, under Miss Cogswell,
wc tlod some very creditable work io designing and
drawing on wood. Tbere have been ibtrty-six pupils
during ihs year, of whom ninoteen are in tne engrav
ing branch. This department, unlike the rest, reinaius
open all summer, aud tne pupils continue to receive
orders as usual. They do a large aiuouot ol work lor
publishers Their earnings during the past season
were $1,603 31.
Tue exhibition will be open to-day and to-morrow
from ton A. M. to lour P. M.
Tbe loilowiug is a Hat ol tbe awards of money prizes,
medals and honorable mentions .in the womtu'a
schoois which will be presented at the commence
ment:?
Portrait Class Prizes.?Etnity ilsvlland, subject, old
malt's head, Dtst prize, $30; sccoud prize, silver
medal, Leila Smith; tuird prize, silver medal, Kiln
Martin, lor a study ol woman. Bronza medais?a.
buotiugion, lor old man with neard, una Josephine
Kibb*, lor woinun In low ureas. Honorable men
tions?M. B. Piatt, lor young man's bead, and Jesaio
bavage, lor old man's beau.
Auitqua Class Prizes.?Marian illoougood, subject,
trumpeter, first prize, $g0; Miss llartluasne. sec
ond pnze, $10; T'auuy Prosier, third prize, silver
medai. Bronze medals?Rosalie lieiser, lor old man's
head, and Koaulle Paltnld, lor "Young Curd." Hon
orable meutiou?Emma D. Brook*, lor "Youog
CureMiss Wens, for a torso; Thraoors Cbase, for
"Young Cure;" Ida Barnes and Mrs. Clara Apollooi*.
ornamental Drawing Prize* J. L. Parker, Urst
prize, $'JU; Jt. Wohlfert, second prize, $10; Amends
bchill, silver ruedsl, and bronze medals?M. Forbes
and Maine oprsgue. 1 he subjects are all scroll work.
Normal Drsigoing Class l'rizes.? Miss Jones, first
prize, $50; Miss Wood, second priz?, $30; Miss
Walker, third prize, silver medal. Award ol excel
lence lo Miss Helen C. Bervoise, and for particular
designs as follows:?For wall pu|x-r, Misses Marion M.
Eatuu, Nettie Palm and Florouce Prince; for Brussels
carpeij MrA Florence Cory; embroidered table cioib,
-Miss Ulrica Kosel; sut.quu lace, Mies Nettie Palm, and
Brnssois carpet, Miss Fauutn Palmer.
Drpsnmsntol Drawing aud Engraving on Wood?
Prizes for Designing aud Drawing on the Uiock.?Isa
bel McDougall, brat prize, $'JO; Lena Walters, eeuoud
prize, $10; Marian Wnistimors, third prt$e, silver
medal. Bronze meant? Evelyn bin lib. Honorable
mention?F. Matson and Abbey Kinney.
, Prizes lor Eugraving.?1 bird year, sliver medal,
Jessie Nay lor. Bronze medal, second yror?Alida Vau
Djke. Bronze medai, first year?Mary Le Uontillier.
AN ART SALE.
There was a good uudieoco sua good prlco* were
realised el tbo couciueioo, yoncrday ellernoou, of
tbe sale ol pictures at acoeuek'S uuctloo rooms. The
lollowiog are tbe principal p Clares sold and prices
obtained:?J. C. Tnom'a "First Step," $70; Koeiert'a
?'Bird's Nest," $180; Van Camp's "M ischial Making,"
$Mj; Koounau'a "Dutch Landscape and Cattle,"
$14J 60; Waster's "Winter Sports in Holland,'' $180;
llamecbroeder's "News Irnm tbe City,'' $185; V'er
aecV, "La Promenade," $12- 50; J. It. Kristol's
"Lake Dun more, Vermont," $110; C. 1'etit's "I'skiag
a Hide.'' $2u6; Hoorguaru'g "Noonday Kest," $U10;
bullion's "Alter lbs Exhibition, First Prize," $ZIH1;
A. T. tail's "UrnuHO .mooting," $l4u; Vun Lseinpui
len s "IbeSheep Fold," $1185; Poriielje's "Circassian
Girl," 1400; J?u Cbilminski'a "Austrian skirmish
ers," $140; Mae's "Victory," $'AAft; Bsron Leys'
"lbs .-punish Fury at Antwerp" (*at?r color) $00;
Charles uuma' "William ine ttileoi, Prince of Orange,
auu Henry il . Ku.g ol Fraoec, in me loreat ol Vm
cennes.'' $560; Lebrei's "Barnyard, Caltlo aod
Sheep," $1115; 11. C. Koek-Koek'e "Old Kim Noar
CieT?s," $180; Prolaasor Ueyerman's "Eney," $3l!5,
end Kuweaaey ,/i/s "Port ol Messina, a icily."
MAZZINl'S BUST.
THE UNVEILING CEllEMOMES IM CENTRAL
PARK?MaTOR ILT'a ACCEPTATION ON BE
HALF OF IHE CITT.
If tbo committee In oberfe ot lb* eeremwsles ac
companying the unreinsg el tbo Maxxiwi bust In lb*
Central Park bad had tbeir choice of toe weather ot
tbe whole ot tbe coming summer tber cnuld
not bave cbosen a day more like the lamed
Italian days than waa yasterday. The air
wae warm, but a plaasanl breezi blow
over tbe Perk, aod tbo air waa aimply dellgblla'. Tbe
cersmouiea ol tbe unveiling aiiruricd a throng or
sevaral thousand persons, more than one-hall ol whom
were, naturally, foreigners, and tbe most uf these
Italiana The inunuon of tbe Italian propia in the
Culled dialog to pressul to tba city of New York
a colossal bail or the great Italian pairlel
has been made well known to tbe public
by lepeaied notices in tbe press, and as
tbe city bad accoptod tbe gift, a bosuti'ul alte was
cbosen beside ilie west drive lu the Park, and tbe
butt waa lately placed In position on u plain and maa
aiv# pedvstaL It is a bronze buat ol colossal else,
modelled by 0. lurinl, and cast by Fisher, It Is a
beautiful and most impressive work, and cvou the
most ardent admirer ol ibo subject could not fall to
admit tbat lull Justice bad been done to lilm. It was
drspsd in a bugu American llag when ihe people as
sembled yesterday, aud wtieu me cord holding lbs
flag was Indeed at tb? proper moment a muruiur of
?pplauee inataully arose
i .wbii.isi, TRs m;?T.
Mr. Hmllti k. Lane, l ark Commissioner, in calling
the assemblage to oruei, alluded lo tbe Identity ol
Columbus ana Usr.zim in nationality und said;?"For
400 ysara toe two uaiioua uav? becu drawu togeiber in
the progress of tbeir history; to il iy we again unite
tbetn, 14tri and 1*78?luly and America, Columbus
?ml Maxaiul." He spoku at some Jeuglu ol I lie
progreae of liberty in ma two countries, and of the
character ol Mexiini, dwelling ou tbe tuner's desire
lo separate true republicanism Iroui aociallslii auu
atbe>am. He then made way lor rligoor Nesiori
Corrndi, * eenerubie nrtiat of this city, a no inn da iho
pre-enimion s patch in completion oftue gut to the cu.v,
1 he llag waa then dropped a?d the buat for tba flist
lime exposed io view. At rose ibe luce ol the pedestal,
winch ia twelve leet id height, ii tbe name, "Uiuseppe
Maztini." On the opposite aide are tne words, "Pre
earned oy the Italians is the Culled States to the city
ol Nvw York, 1878." On Ihe north side are Ihe words,
"D\n * U po/'olo," and on tne south side, "J^entitro <
tf'OtSC. "
After ibe band bed played for a lew tnlnotea Mayer
Ely aocepU'd the gill on betiall ol the city iq
t abort sp'-ecu, in which be said:?"I lie un
.alieriog laiib In Uod and Iho people which
Matsiiil always avowed waa that which most endeared
bim to tbe people ol hla native laud, aud gained lor
bim ihe admiration of tue Irlends ot liberty and lew
throughout the wornl. Nignor Corradi, lo accept a
valuable gill and to return sincere thanks t# the gen
erous donors requires no ornate Phraseology. In ihe
oame of the city o( New York I accept tne statue ol
Maxnai, and 1 union you for II."
iaa okstiox or rus pat.
Mr. VTiMlam Cul.en llryant than delivered the
?ratn>a of ibe day, in which be recalled hie own
memories ol Itsl), forty-.our years ago, when it was
held dean hy a score ol despotisms. au<P said u was
iioi tsrprisliig ihal ibe (>?a?ion ol Mazziui's 4ifu was
Abe Idea ol Italian unity and liberty, lie planned for
a political conaiiiation, trained on the most liberal
pan em tbe world ever sew. Thai object be oarer
suffered lo be out of me sight. No proeiaimer
?I a aew religion waa arur mora taiibiui to hia
j wl-sion. Yet earnestly aa be dealred those ends
[ and struggled to attain tnein, the struggle *??
a noble nod manly one. Ho diademed 10 coiupas*
these ends by base or ler?ciou* means; be abborrcd
bioodabed; be detested vengeance; be spoke little of
rights, but mocu ot duties, resolving the carta of *u
enlightened statesmanship lino matters of duly. The
only erarlare which be would allow, and thai aa
a Horruwlul necessity, waa an open warfare
wsged agaloat mat brute forco that vio
lalea human duty and human right. In
Ibul warb.ro bit coura.'e rote alwajr* equal tu the oc
casion?a courage worthy ot the geucroua political
phlioaopby which he protested. For there waa no
trial lie would not endure, no aacrlttcc, no labor lie
wiuld not undertake, no dauger he would not encoun
ter lor the sake ot iliat dream ot his youth and pur
ault ot bta tuanbood, toe unity and liberty ol Italy.
OK. CAKO's APPKKS*.
Alter Mr. Bryant's oration Sign.ir Salvatore Caro,
SI. D., delivered a abort speech id the Italian lan
guage, In wiilCO ho spoke of tne historical Interest
attaching to the uamu ot the great Italian statesman,
ana termed bun tne hero, the delender, tne apostle
01 human dignity; the philosopher, the prophet, iho
terror ot tyrants, the lather ol Ins country, llti
said In conclusion, '?Tne lite ol Muzzim was a sac.
rltlce to the holy cause ol patriotism nod humanity.
He lougbt lor God. lie louabt lor the people, and his
uiotto was 'Via t l'ojtola' lorerer."
Till HA.Nqi'KT.
Tbe people tben slowly dispersed, and at Qve P. M.
n very poor diuuer was scryed under tbe name ol a
'? hanquei*' at Lion Park.
Alter tne banquet a number of totata wcro drank.
?? The Memory of Giuseppe Mazz n!?champion of
Italian unity, apostle ol universal freedom," waa
respouued to by General Franz SlgeL "Tbe United
t-iilos ol America?great tu toe exienl ol their terri
tory, greater In the stability of their constitution?thn
hope and asylum ol the oppressed," by John L O'Sul
livao, ex-Minister to Portugal. "Italy?a bright alar
in the galaxy of nationr, honored by the gouma and
patriotism of her ?ons, the beauty uud devotion of
her daughlera," by Lecchl 01 Casali, editor of tne
Jico d'ItuJia. "Tbe Kmplro Ntato and ber metropoli
tan city, lamed tne world over lor tbe liberal and
cosmopolitan cbaraoterol their citizens," by Commis
sioner Liw. "United Kurope," >y Utwuod E. Tborne,
P. G. M. ol Masonry. "Turin! and the Italian colony
In America," by H. T. Monaehesi. of the Indicator;
"Fraternities: a great agency lor good II wisely
directed," by Colonel H. f. oicott, president ol the
Thcoscpbical Societ"; "The American Press," by
Charlea ."otberuu, editor ol the New York Echo. Alter
tbe dinner en entertainment or sieging, more speak
ing, recitations and instrumental music aud fireworks
were given, and at u late bour an "international ball"
wound np tbe festivities ol the day.
SOCIALISTIC MASS meeting.
A mass meeting, under tbe auspices ol iliosoclallla
tic labor party, was held In tbe National Assembly
Rooms, forty.tourm street, near Eighth avenue, last
evening, with S. Brunuer in tbe chair and J. K. Hall
and \ . Burger acting as secretaries. A majority ol
Hie listenors wore Germans, some ol whom were
ladies. The Kngiisb speaker was Victor I)rury and
the German speaker G. Winter. Tbe loature of the
flrst address was Mr. Urury's remarks Isvor.
ing Jonn Brown, Garibaldi, Mazzini, Commun
Urn, tramps and tbe striking coal miners, wbile
ho denounced the press, the pulpit, tbe platform,
the government, tbe Mayor and tne rich people at
l! h r w?uid nave u reform aocial labor uarty
Ireed frotn all political organisation. The working
men now received at much consideration as a rich
mun s horse. Under mo present government a work
ing man was denied ihe right lo livo. It wus time
for working men lo lake charge ol the government.
J he meeting men adopiod Justus Schwab's resolu
tions, which were as follows:? reaoiu
_ Considering that Joseph Mszxlni was the founder of the
AAftociHtioa known an otinir Italy " tvhich AkmwiaHnn
hm irMn?pl?nt?d to other nation* and developed into the
l,wl?o? .If 1 . \oail5 Europe:" that this Idea in the evn
l.i ion ol events Inuncl its ultimate expression as tbe "In
ternational Workingranii'* Aaaociatloo." and the latent
lo"! belt ? * " th" *ocUli"'c Ubor P?rty; there
Ko.olved, That we declare that tbe assertion of 8. V
i t on)tf.l*?niner of Public I'arksi, that the revolution
ary labors ol Joseph Matzlui were to separate true repnbll
rr?rV"i e0'r " "bel upon the exalted mental
idea, ind *" "'d?nC0 ?"?
a Dohr'.'ci'tafJ'l'" 'V r"rolut'onary labors of Mazzini took
a political lortn merely as a means to an end. and that hie
doctrines included a renovation which was pre eminently
intellectual, social aed moral; therefore, bo It ou,,nelJl"
'".<!l*#d-Th"t w*/**?rd the expressions of Mavor Ely
as to Free speech. Itee press nnd free ballot" as mera
baecon.be in the fuel of Tompkins square. January 1?
the prohibition of the sale of the IjttUtr SJumlarrl in
Philadelphia in July. 1877. and other wr Ct.ce."" o^l ti
Sn?mer^r.rT """""on ??>?=<? ?oo nT.Vro?. to
ssaX'Trifr- "???""??-U:;
.'teaiJta'Stii.f'f.stSigj:
i'l'.1'".""' bi?
obituary]
CLAUDIUS JACQUAND, PAlMTtn
Tbe death la announced from I'ani, in tba seventy
IlltU year of bis aga. ol M. Claudius Jacquand, a
painter of some repute, wbo bad a long and laborious
career and was at one lima quit* a popular painter.
His works ware, boworer, though Interesting
from i heir subjects, aentlmeutal. monotonous
and metiilie In color, and have fallen much out
?f lavor. He w?? born at Lyons, in 1S03, and was a
pupil ol Kleury-Kichard, under whom bo studied at
thu Academy of Kiao Arts of bis natlva town. He
lor a number ol yoars painted historical subjects,
and later on gtnrr paintings, and produced a
number ol examples which wore bought by the
French government and br mnnlcipalltiea. and
placed in museums, town hails and cabinets
ol France. Ho al-o painted a large number
ol portraits. He was well represented in the public
and private galleries ol Belgium end Hollaud. Dunne
a residence m Boulogne irom 18fi2 lo 1855 be painied
ualong otber works, "The Mayor ol Bouiosno RnusI
lala !."* t9T Capitulation ol Henry Vili m
VHm n.*thPOlnl,,,, *?,Ch " D0* 10 ?Lo Hotel'dS
I .1, ? i ,OWB' He 8orae years ago decorated
with mural paintings Ihe Chapel o| tbe Virgin
In the Chorch of .Halnt Philippe du Koule
? ira. exhibited slocu 1824 ??. ne Sacremeot "
?The Court ol a Prison,'' end "Thoinua Morue'''
now in the Academy el Lyons; 'Tbe nf.!!. 'of
A??i*of C0?'"*"'" "ri>? Goodby Kies," "ibe F'our
Ages of a Flower, ' "The Children ol theTainter"
Jocc.yn at the Feet of tbe Bishop," "Lxurenco AL
lending on Joceiyn," and "Gastoo, the Ansel ol F'olx "
now la tne Mu.ce at Rotterdam; 'The Avow.!'"
lb# Sacrament ol Cbarloaiagno??The Chanter of
Rhodes in 1414," -m. Udle^t Pag^' "U\P?#'?f
Bourgongnr, King ol Portugal" and "The Taking
of Jerusalem, ? for tne gs'lery ol Veraaiile?*
"Autama Hues," 'The Orphans," "rha lllli
hnrs ? .J*"1 o L''? PM2?" " ?"? ???<0 of IW
burg , Lo Droll do Haul at do Basse J as
r?Wm"' bjr 4lk* K,n* *r thw Belgians
..?5 ?"?'">? M Cardtaal of Saint Bonavenfure 'i
Tno Hap teein of Ciorta,'' 'Th# Cast Interview ni
J?* ^ M|# CllU4lid "L'Ameodi Jlokor
aole, the two last of wbkfh are la the gallery of
f-T hr?at!?*rr. "?h. Clemency 0, ViTaTtu
(?real, "Rriuee," "Tno latserupiod Maal " "Pom.
gino I'aioting in a Monastery," "Gaston, the Angol of
Fo x. Leaving His Mother, Woo Has Taken Kelugo at
the court of Uiaries the Bad ;" "The Conv?l?.n?n.?
o, the Father A bod," 'The C.nsl ollb. Pl* " - fuJ
Prceootatioo In tbe Tompie," belnnxl'ng to
!.!? MJI,,,,ry Atato; "Lo Vierge uu Travail"
'Damn at Rome," "Tbe Marquis of Ku
migay" (lFt?4); "Kastor," 'Tie I wo Mls.ra"
(18?A);'-Guy ul Arozso and His Pupils," 'The Return
Hie stkih "Bonapeii, atNice " (1867)"
It ,V? ^ /**r ?' lu* tulo? ??'?? "Stella at
Rome in 18M soda portrait. M. Jacquand received
cmM?? IB !??? ?nO a lirs, c ass one in
li t W-':r^r"UU w,,h ib* L",oa 01 Honor H.
May, 1AJ?, with tbo crocs ol Leopold of Belgium in
lMt. and received so.no fldoon medals In dillereiil
extiiuitioni is Praaoo and ahraerf. His aiudlo waa at
No. 18 Avenue oe I. Remd Hot tease. He w.a married
to Mil# . orbio, daugbirr of the Coiote an Forbto
Jsiison, and wiuow of the Cnmte do Pmelli Hi. h.e
toricai works have become well known to tbe puh le
by engravings and nibograpbe. P
'SfMASCdX, kANO, PAINTEB.
Thero died lately In Paris, in b.s tllty->lxih year, M.
Emmanuel sano, of Antwerp, a distinguished marine
, p.mtr r nnd expert ia old paintings He waa born in
j 1122 A ttr b ifln; bad a good deal of success in Ibe Bi'U
g>an exhibitions for many years lie roeoived some vesii
-polo move to Paris. Here bo became vorv Well
kn<'"n ?? ? J"*1** *nd expert in the dillerent IisIihd
and Spanish acliooliof peinnug. Ho painted but little
of lat# years snJ then only ee an amateur, llo wee
J the expert lo Prince Nspoleen and lormed hi* wail
known collection in the Palais Royal. Hla opinion
wav on a unraiwr ol occasions sought by the London
National Gallery, which ndded to its collection at dif.
lereni times a large number of Italian paintings ol the
Drat order on bia advice. ?
l?b. MAHCEf.MN COTK.
Dr. Marrollla Cote, the oldest homrrnatble pbya
leian In Pitlsonrg, Pa., eg President of tha Horrm
patnto Htaio ."society, and President ol tbe Coontv
Anatomical Society, died at bis reilnt nee yesterday!
BROOKLYN Q\s7
A private meeting of the representatives ol tbo
d.dc-rout gas companies In Brooklyn was held yestor*
day, tbe object of wlneh was said to be the considera
tion ol the late action of the Board ol Aldermen in
directing in, Board ol City Works to rmiuveriuo lor
proposals for iilumtnatiug ihe We.iero Di.tr c, ,hi
PIXVo* ?!??' "(her than coal g.i lo b,
! a !" . ! *** 0o0,rAnlea, fearing. It Is said, great
r#io!ved to"tek!lr. b)' l?? compa.i.oa,
. . J ? om* ??D"n at once looking loward
a reduction In their present prices.
SCHUETZEN FESTIVAL.
The fonrteeutn annual festival of tbo United
flchnetzen Asswiatloo, ol New Jersey, took pl.ee res
irrday ?i ihe ."Oftnetzsh Vara. Union llill. The first
shots ou each target were ?On the Union tarsoi >
Krn.SOb, 70; II. W. ( erd... .7 ; W. KV.!!, 0? oi'
H*ff..e?a*a m". " pV 'i?1' ??*?-AugMi Krataob, 80;
was mT/m or l-a ? T6? nf?? bull', eye
war made by Rb. Kieis and tne last by H Raataan.
Tbo (booting will cvatiooe to-day.
MIDNIGHT WEATRER REPORT.
WAK ifBFARTMBNT, )
Orric* op tiik Cuikp Signal Oppicbe, [
WashisotoM, May 30?1 A. 11. )
Indication*.
For tbo Middle Atlantic Slate*, lalllag, followed oy
rising barotueier, east lo south winds, warmer, partly
cloudy weather and followed by rain areas, producing
lower leoiperetures.
For New England, rising, followed by falling barom
eter, northwest lo northeast winds, st .ilouary tem
peratures, Increasing cloudiness and lollowed at nigbt
In tbo west portions by rain areas.
Eur tbe South Atlantie and East Gulf States,
slightly lower or stationary pressure, rising to sta
tionary temporature, southeast to southwest winds
and clear or partly cloudy woatbcr.
For the West Gull Slates, rising, possibly fol
lowed by falling barometer, southeast to southwest
winds, slightly warmer, clear or partly cloudy wea
Ibor, and possibly occasional rains.
For Tennessee and tbo Ohio Valley, higher pres
sure. warmer southerly winds, becoming variable and
cooler, partly cloudy weather and rain areas.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, rising, followed by fulling barometer, norlheust
to southeast winds, stationary to rising tomporature,
partly cloudy weather and occasional light rains.
For the Inks region, rising barometer, except a tem
porary I all over the lower lakes, northeast to south
easi winds, nearly stationary lemporaiure, partly
elondy weatbor, and, over the lower lakes and Luke
Huron, rains.
The Missouri Ktver below Omaha and the Missis
sippi at 31. Louis continue rising.
Cautionary signals continue at Tort Huron, Toledo,
Sandusky, Cleveland, Erie and UufTilo.
THE WKATHEB TE8TERDAT.
The following record will show the changes :n tbe
temperature lor tho pest tweniy-rour hours, In com
parison with tbe corresponding date of last year an
indicated by the thermometer at Huduut's pharmacy,
Hkralo Buildinr, No. 218 tt road way:?
1877. 1878. 1877. 1878.
8 A. M 64 59 3:80 P. M 82 74
6 A. M. 67 67 6 P. M 75 7-t
9 A. M 66 63 9 If. M 67 60
12 M 76 ? 69 12 P. M 63 64
Average temperature yesterday 65
Average temperature lor oorreapondlng dale last
year 67J?
TAMMANY CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
The Tammany Hall Central Association had a largely
attended meeting leet night, the occasion baing the
opening of the society's new rooms at No. 498 Third
avenue. Meters. Lststuer, Kynders and others made
speeches, alter which the association went to sapper.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN .STEAMERS.
DATE* OF DKPAHTCRK FROM KKW YORK FOB TBI MO.TTBS
OF MAY ABO J USE.
.Steamer.
City Of .Montreal...
State of Virginia...
llerder
Biltaunie
Helvetia
hthlopia
Mo-el.
Wisconsin
Alaatla
Seythla
Holland.
I* (inland
Villa de Paris
Celtic
State of Georgia....
Heating.
Spain
Hnlivia
Oder
City of Berlin
Nevada
Abyssinia
My el a
Denmark
St i.anrent
City ol Bm?aels
State ei Georgia....
Wieiand.
Kn gland
Victoria
1 ton an. ..
Germanic
Schiedam
Wyoming
Canada..
Bothnia
I'ommrranla........
The Qneen
Cireaaaia
Weaer...............
Kwitterl-nd
Idaho
SaiiA. I Drutimitian.
?May .10
May lid
May ?)
J una 1
?I une
June 1
June
J une
| Juno
June
J une .">|
J une
June
J one
June 0
J une n
June s
J une H
Juno 8
June 8
June II
no 13
June 12
June 12
June 12
June 12
June 13
June 13
June l.'i
Iune Hi
June l.'i
June 16
June 15
June 18
lJuue IB
June 10
June 2(1
Jane 23
Juno 22
Jane 22,
Liverpool
Glasgow...
Hamburg..
Liverpool
Liverpool..
Glasgow..
[Bremen...
Liverpool..
London....
Liverpool..
London....
Rotterdam.
Havre
Liverpool..
Glasgow...
Hamburg..
Liverpool..
Glasgow...
Bremen
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
London ....
London ....
Havre.
Liverpool..
Glasgow....
Humbert*...
Liverpool..
Glasgow...
Bremen....
Liverpool..
Rotterdam.
Liverpool.,
i-oadoa....
Liverpool..
Hamburg..
Liverpool..
Glasgow...
Breateu
(jjicr.
31-33 Broadway
72 Broadway
jdl Broadway
37 Broadway
Bit Broadwny
7 Bowling Green
2 Bowiing Green
2t> Broadway
7 Bowling Greeu
4 Bowline Green
tin Broadway
511 Broadway
55 Broadway
37 Broadway
72 Broadway
30 Broadway
Att Broadway
7 Bowling Green
2 Bowiing tirven
31-33 Broadway
20 Broadway
4 Bowling Graon
7 Bowling Groan
GO Broeuway
55 ((roadway
31-33 Broadway
72 Broadway
41 Broanway
40 Broadway
7 Bow.lug Green
2 Howling Greeu
37 Broadway
M Broadway
2W Broadway
49 Broadway
4 Bowling Green
41 Broadway
40 Broadway
7 Howling Green
[2 Bowling urteu
June 221 Antwerp.,. MV2 Broadway
June 33|Llverpool.. 130 Broadway
Montane |Jnly 2lLlv?rpool..i2U Broadway
FftOM FHILAOXLF1I1A.
Vaderland. |June S| Antwerp... |307 Walnut at
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
BOX AXD MOOR. I HIGH WATER.
Son risen 4 32 | Sandy Hook....are 834
Sun aets 7 23 I Gov Island eve 7 10
Moon rlsoa....inoru 3 06 | Hell Gale ere 9 04
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
May 29.
New York. ......
Hospital Ship. ..
Scotland L'slilp.
Bar
nor | Thrr. | | Stair of
Dry
If'rulAev.
'"leer.
Partly elendy.
Partly cloudy.
Cloudy.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 29, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
RVFORTRD BT TMR HERALD STKAM YACHT- AKD HERALD
WntTKRTONR TKLRUHArtl LIXE.
Steamer Alsatta (Br). Markay, I<ondon May 14, with
mdaa and paasengera to Henderson Bros. Mav 28. 204
miles K of eandr Hook, passed ship Man ia 0 Day, Irum
Havre for New York.
steamer Ho land <Br>, Heeley, London May 19, with
mdaa and paaaengera to Y W J llurst. Kneouutered fresh
westerly gales with high see to Ion 20: remainder of pes -
tage variable and moderate winds, with heavy rain and
feg; May 23, lat 44 19. Ion 37 39, passed a M bite Star
steamer, boned B : 38th. 312 mtiee t ut .-eadv llaefc, ship
Ooorga Washington (Ger), 1'robi. from Havre lor Now
Yaefc.
Steamer Ntate of Georgia (Br). Cooper, Glasgow May 17
ad Lara* 19th, wiih mkn and 114 pasaottosra to Austin,
Hattwlii 4 0a> Hod atrOmg westerly wnuta during lb* paa
_ r add ibr; dense logs from 24th te 2U4h; May 27, lat ?,
len 84 39. paaevd an Aether Una eteemar bound W.
Steamer Stella (Br). Anderson. Bmll Mey 5,CaiaalaOth,
Pslrrm Uth and Gibraltar I4lh, with Iruit in Henderson
llros May 22. lal 41 51. Ion 44 44. apoke bark Blectra (Br),
trora New York via Haitian for Glonrestar. K.
Steamer Giralngan iBi), IJn.lheru. Km Janeiro April 24
via Hrrmndn May 24 (where the put in for atupnly of roelj,
with e (fee to Jam** Herland.
Steamer City of Martila. Keynolds, Vera Cras Mar 14,
Fronter* IWtli, Campeclie 2t'tn. Progreao 22d and Havana
25th with mdae and 23 passengers to P Alexandra 4 none
Steamer Saratoga, -nndhurg. Havana May 25, with mdae
and 83 passengers to Jtmes K Ward .t Go. May 25. H I'M,
when abeel 4 hours front Havana, was run into by ae an.
known trboeaer, atavlng In several plate* on the starboard
steamer City of Houston, Stevens. Galveeton May 22 via
Key Wast 25th, with mo a and paseengort te C H Mailer*
A Ce.
Steamer Mergtn City, Bead. New Ortean* 0 deya, with
as gee to Hsgert A Morgan. May 23. off Cans Florida, spoke
sehr L W tthesler. front Mataasaa for Philadelphia. 2Rrh,
:y< miles H by K ef Delawate llghl-lilp. berk Ihieco. Irom
Matansas lor New York?reported havtog been 4 day* N of
llatteres becalmed
strainer K 0 Knight, Cbieeeter, Georgetown, DC. with
mdse to J 1. Bonnie, Jr
ship Winnltred 'of Vermouth. N8), Abbott, Dublin April
24. in ballast, to Boyd A lllueken. la anchored la Gravea
end Hay for orders.
Berk Kerlg (of south shields), Jnhmm. Isondou 38 daya,
In ballaat, to order, ilad moderate weather.
Bark Linnea (Nor) Berth, Hamburg 29 cava, with bar*
rela to Renhant A Boyeaan.
Hark Niobe (Nor), Olson. Arondal 42 dart. In ballad, to
Book in*in. Oerltln A Co,
M Mr fee la'ncoln lAnii, Oeroltnlch, II *rr? W2 In bnl
!??t lo .1 (J 8??n?r*r.
HrU Prffldrfrh (Or). Brntfenrti n-n. Santo* ho <Ut?. with
eoffe* lo I ?upk- 4 Held, veasel to 0 Tobias 4 Ce. Crossed
the equator April 311. In Ion 38 W j had light winds end
celma.
Hriv Llstie Wyman. Koesa|t. Vatanrat 10 days, with
autar lo K D Morgan .4 G?: vessel to II Y Meleaife A Co.
Brig Charles Curve*. Small. Cardenaa II daya, with
sugar to 8 A W Welsh ; vessel lo Hevd A Hlneken.
r>ehr II W tiodltev, Jarvte. Virginia
Berks (Ithare (lir), from Havre, and Kong Cnrl
(Nor), (mm Itnhlin, whirh were anchorad in the lower bay
ter orders, eame ap to the elty 20tli
PASSED THROUGH H KM, GATE.
IOUND SOUTH.
Steamer F.loam.r*. Johnson. Portland for New York, with
md?e and passenger to J I Ames.
steamer Glancua, Bearse Bosfhn lor New York, with
mdaa and paa-engars to II Y Dimork.
Steamer City of Kltehbnrg, hills. New Bedford for New
York, with mdse and passengers to Barling A Davis
Steamer Albatross. Davie, (all Hlver for New Yerk.
Schr Dresden, Phillip*. Shulee, NR. for New York.
Schr A R Baxter (Br), Baxter, Port William, NR. fer
New York.
Schr Moil Haven, Colllne. Calais fer New York.
Srbr Malabar, Collins. Boston for New York.
M> lir Whistler. Keafe. Tuuaton lor New Yerk.
hebr (da. lieerlng. Taunton for New ierk.
Sclir Nallle W Ponder, Liaroln, Tannlen for New York.
Schr Mathew Vaster, Jr, Kelly, New Hedlord for New
York.
Schr J N Colby, Colby. Kail River fer New fork.
Schr Anna Carrier iBr), Van Wart, Provident# for New
York.
Selir Marin L Dnvls, Jarvls, Provldenre fer New York.
Sehr Jnf.n Croekford, Hart Provldanee lor New York.
Sclir Boston, Nickers.m. Providence tor New t^rk.
Sehr Kites Rots, Lewi, I'awtnekei for New Yon.
SchrTexet, Davis, Norwich for Amboy.
Ncbr K M Well*. Keltey. Hartford for New York.
Schr llattle S Collins. Hrelaerd. Ilertlerd lor New York,
rebr J A Cnrll*. Miller, New Daren inr Richmond, Ye.
Sehr J I' Mlfcfteli, Morrell, Slam ord tor New York.
Passed In ? Brig Kenorter, before reported off Ft edition,
l/ong Island Sonnd.
seur Columbia, Donovan. Providence for New York,
schr S M Tyler, llarl, I'rovldeuee for New York.
BOITND KAtT.
Berk Whitehall fBr). Davldieu, New Tork fer Ooele. K.
Brig Matilda Buck (Br), Baek, New York lor Dorchootor,
In ? * awtst-emc
Bohr Robert Foster, RoMneon. Ntv York for Bo?to?.
Sclir bonj-Lnln KunlUb, Clmse, Ne?r York tor New Bed
ford.
Kcnr Ue?*rg? \ Pierre, Baker. New York for Halem
Sclir Aniii<* J Huaaell, Carroll, New York for Portland, Ct.
schr Dart. New York for Staiulord.
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer, New York tjr at Am ford,
hrlir Udorre durn?r liurner. Newbury tor Norwich.
Ncbr Miliow, IJaekell. Port Johnson tor Bo?ton.
Schr P L MnUb, i pton. Port Johnson tor Boston.
Schr Qnickstep, iiutchiaeon. Port Jobsson lor Preri
deuce.
Schr A T Rowland. Rowland, Klixabethport for Boston.
Schr Sam Welter, Brockway, Am boy for Provldeuce.
CLEARED.
Strainer Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool .la Queeustown?
| C li Francklyn.
Steamer Cltv o( Montreal (Br), Brooks, Liverpool via
Qiiecustowu? J olio 0 Dale.
Mraraer stats ut Virginia (Br), Mooale. Glasgow?A
Baldwin A Go,
steaiuer herder (fieri. Brandt. Harabnrg eta Plymouth
and Cherbourg?Kuuhardi A Go.
Sie iiuer Alps (Hri. Williams, Port an Prlnos and Sav
aullla?Pim. rur.ood k Co.
steamer II Livingston, Daggett, Savannah?Murray,
Ferris k Co.
steamer Gsorge V Clyde, Crowell,Charleston?J W Quiu
tard ,t Co.
Steamer Eleanora, Johnson, Portlaud?J K Ames,
ship Prima Donna, Lunt, Yokohama-Salter k Llver
more.
Bark Jonathan Chase. Cnrtis, Sydney, XSVT?It W Cam
eron A Co.
Haik l.ucco dial). Olivari. London?Hlneovich k Go.
Bark Arctnrue (Br). Brnt, Loudon -J W Pnrkar k Co
Bark Whitehall (Br). Davidson, Goole, h?J P Whitney
k Ca
Bark Praneltco Cilsnto (Ital), Porzlo, lloyle, E? John C
Ueawer.
Bark II Sols (Ilel), La Rosa, Sllgo, I?Atllllo Cnlnln
Hark Skjilrt (Nor), Tonnesen, Cork for ordera?Benhum
k Ilo.r.arn,
Hark Ararat (Aus), Malcovlch, Cork or KaJiuonth for
orders?Kuueh, Kdye A Co.
Bars Lsif (Nor), Frlckeen. Queeustown or Falmouth Tor
orilers? Ro< kinann. Oerlsiu A Co.
Itark Kreva (.Nor). Blaauw, Queenstown or Falmouth for
o ders ? Bockmann, Osrlein A Co.
Bara Panes dial), t'hiesa, Qusenrtosrn. Falmonth or
Plymouth lor order*?Uassori Strai'hlo A Co-.
Hark Graf Moltke (lien, OH. Stettin-C Toblaa A Co.
Hark Hoiivornlu (Nor), Williamson, Hiintzlc -Beoliam A
Boye?en.
Hark Hjorviken (N'or), Uarrle, Antwerp ?Fundi. Edjs A
Co.
Hark Sea Crest (llr), Bennett, Amaterdom?C W Ber
taux.
Bark Frll*o (Nor). Tellefsen, Copenhagen?OTobias A Co.
Bark Lizzie Wright (Br>, Wright, Calais (France)?J W
Parker A Go.
Bark Slavlo (Ans), Dablnovtch, Alexandria. E--Sloco
?lrh A Go.
Brig Sabra (Hr). Rohlnaon. Qneonslown, Falmouth or
Plvmouth Tor ordera?G W Bertaux.
Brig ChUrn (Ital). Jaccorlno, Gibraltar or Naples for
orders?John C Sanger.
Brig A J I'ettlnglll, Clark. Cienhiegos?Miller A Hough
toa.
Schr Aldana Rokes, Rhodes, Southampton ?II P Brown
A Co.
Sclir W II Carl, Foss, Mlragoane?Thackeray A Co.
Schr .Marv A Witham, Austin, Capo llaytlen?it Murray,
Jr.
Schr Isaac Oliver, Panned, Aux Caves?Lyons A Co.
Schr Frank W Emery, Willey, .-uutiago do Cuba-J II
Winchester A Co.
Schr Alexander Harding, McBrlde, Cienfuegos -Maitland.
Phelps A Co.
Schr Right Away. Crossley, llaracoa?B J Wenberg A
Co,
Solir Lome (Br), Speight, Yarmouth, N8? A T Metier.
Schr J L Cotter (Itr), Thurber, St John, N B?Scarame'l
Bros.
Sclir Kate Clark (Br), Guptlll, St George, NB?JodPrye
A Cn.
Sebr Jefferson. Berry, Galveston?Tupper A Beattle.
Schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, City Poiut and Rich
mond?fames A Van Brunt.
Sclir John Musser, Rhodes, Baltimore?Win Chalmers.
Sclir henry Menus, Carbury, Philadelphia lease R
Staples
Schr Harbinger, Wentworih. Bangor?Warren Ray.
Schr Ned Sumpter, Couary. Boston?llavlland A Pros
sev.
Schr James Warren, Leighton. Newburrpnrt-O L Snow.
Schr George A Pierce, Baker. Snlera ? Willis II Itopos.
Schr G A Hoyden. Greene. Uncaaville, Ct?J C Roberts.
Sloop Edward Bills, Darnes, l'orth Amboy?Gregg A
Gsrmann.
Sloop Fred Brown, Wlckson, Providenco and Newport?J
G Roberts,
SAILED.
Steamers Perelre(Pr), lor Havre: Russia (Br), Liver
pool; II Llvincstnii. Savannah; Geo W Clyde. Charleston;
ship St Joseph. Havre; bnrks Sea Bird (Hr).Cork; Sva
nei; Oor). Queenatnwn; brigs Klehe (Brl, Laguayra;
Harry Davis (Br), CnAcoa: K T Sheldon, Pensacola.
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
Kt Thomas, May 17, 1*78.
The steamers Braiil and Juno, wbien arrived hare on the
12th lust, experienced on the voyage vary boisterous
weather, and tome of the machinery or the Brasll cava
way. She ie now having same repaired, and botl> boats
leave to-day. They will toach at Barbados, and expect to
make the ran from theuco to Fare In about 8 days.
Brig Maud Potter (Brj.lta* boen condemned by survey
ors to be sold at pnblle auction. The captain has tel
eeTspbed home and awaits Instructions The cargo Is
stored on shore and will be reshlpped In another vessel.
Brig Anna (Her). has ronie oil the repairing slip and
Is refuting. Will shortly take In balance of cargo and
proceea to her destination.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
8^0apt Read, of steamer Morgan City, from New Or.
leans, will please accept our thanks for courtesies.
J9*The parser of steamer Saratoga, from Havana, has
our thanks ler favors.
Stximmr Oladts (Br), on her last passage rrom New
York to Antwerp via Bontlsampton. is reported to have lost
her deck load, some 100 head of eattle.
Bark Vatroka (Brl, Dim, from Ivigtut foi Philadelphia,
was spoken May 23, lat 41. Ion Ah. with loat of rnddar.
Bniu Barbara (230 tons, of Dublin), (not Col born or
Osborna), from Limerick for Miramchl, waa the vessel
wrecked on St Panl't Island on May 3, and went te pieces
on the Otli, during a dense fog.
Rriu Kit* Htomans, which was tewed te Havana after
being ashore at Matantas, has been registered as British
under the name ef R L Wenches.
Brio WKxroan (Br), Covert, which ealled from Bllboa
April 1 for New York or Philadelpbia, is reported to have
been lost In the Bey ot Ulteay.
SCHR Pooiiasskt. Kaekett, at Qulney Point, Mats, 20th
from Philadelphia, carried awav foremost on 21st Inst off
Abteeom. NJ, and got into part In a very crippled condi
tion. Will proceed to Boston after discharging cargo tor
repairs.
Bchb Ariki.. from New York, at San Francisco May 21,
reports that off the coast, in strong westerly winds, stove
boat, bnlwarts, Ac.
Fchr CbMgKRCR, from Barocoa for Botton, before re
ported ashore on south side of Nantucket, got off May 28.
nlie will proceed to Vineyard llavan.
senR Rki.lk (?f Lunenburg, NH). Klrhy, from Mobile
Msy 4 for Havana, with a carro of Inmber. was abaudoned
on the lHth (10 miles BK ol Key West. t'r?w taken off mid
landed at Vineyard Haven on the 20th by acur Ebon
Fisher. Reynolds, from lllontuevos for Botton. The Be la
was dismasted the day before in a squall, and waa leaking
badly when abandoned.
Schr Lii.i.ir fnot Ella) Ricn. from Boston for Albany be
fore reported ashore on Chatham her, got off night ol Msy
28, wltn assistance from Chatham, not much damaged, and
pricetded.
Edoartoww. May 27?Two-thirds of tfe cargo of Inmber
of schooner Ualon. sunk la this heritor, has keen landed
and tbe remainder will ha taken out in the morning.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Captains necking freights for Hartford, on tho Connecti
cut Rivar. should be careful not to load too deep, as thern
Is but eigbt tect ?f water on tbe bars above Mlddletown.
with the water still falling.
Tbe Dominion government of Canada has glvon Bailee
that on Juao 15. 1878, the light at Cops Jeuriraalo. la the
county ol Wealmorelend. Province ol New Hrunswlek. will
Ve changed frwm a fixed white te a flashing white light,
shewing a flash everv 10 seconds. The llgRt should be vis
ibis Irem all points seaward a distance of 14 miles.
WHALEMEN.
Arrived at New Bedford, ship Niger, llallett. Peeifle
Ocean, with 9.VI hbls sp ell. sent home on the voyage
I,050 bbls sp, 430 do wh oil and S,3O0 Iba hone. Reports
sailed from Auckland Jan 22: had flna weather and good
passage to Meageie Island; landed eight seaman (natives)
on Feb <1. and the next day tailed for home; had moder
ate passage te Cape Horn and nsstsd Dteros March )8;
experienced heavy galea of abort duration, with calms be
tween, hn to 1st 40 8.
Sailed from New HeJferJ May 3B. bark Mattapolaett, for
the Atlantic Ocean.
Arrlvetl at Barbados April 29, brigs Henry Trdrwbrrdgo,
Cdnaon, ef New York, with 7o bbls an ell; May 2 F, II
Adams, West, NB. 130 bbls so (and tailed): 3d. V II 1IIII,
Baxter. NB, 125 do sp anil aail?d) ; 4tf), sclirs Franklin,
Sprague. N B, 25 do sp ; 6th, Smells. Bralev. N 8 ; 7th. bark
Sarah, rilra, NH. liaioblssp (and snl:nd> ? I'th brig llenian
Smith, Cook, of Hostnn, 3D hblt sn ; schr W'm * II on, Bars
tow. ot Marlon. 7o do uo laud all remained tn port May 10,
except these reporteo sailed).
Sailed from do Mar 7. schr Ellen Hodman, Wllhnr, of F
II. to cruise ; Oth. hark I'erry, Ntekereen, -if Kdgurtowti,
do; schr Fsnnis Byrnes Line, NB. do.
Hark fieueral Scott, wltlrh arrived at New Bedford 27th,
Is tn he Immediately fitted for tlreaalnnd under command
ot ('apt (lenrge S Anthonv, late ot hark Catalpa,
A letter from Capt I.nee. of hark Kannia Hyrrtes, of N B,
reports het at Barbados April 20, with 21 hhla sp oil. Ilad
been In eolllalon with bark I'erry, of I'.dgartown, night of
April 7. the I'erry being struck on the larboard slue, store
boat to plecea. broke davlta. plankehear. 8 stanchions and
all bulwarks on larboard side ait or lore ringing The F ft
broke llylngjlnlioom, maingafl ami tore malntryaall.
A letter from on hoerd lirlv I) A Small, t/urren. of Pro
vlneetowii, reports Iter at Barbados April 22 with 2'*) bbls
ap oil. taken ainee leaving St .Michaels. Reports rpose
April 0, on Twelve Forty Uround, echr Amelia. Mralry, NB,
clseu.
SPOKEN.
Baik F.tta firewart <Hr>, -mlih from Bt John, NB, for
BailaH, May 24. lai 44 ?7. Ion 46 11\
Itrl>r lorim (Hr>, Malliaaon, from Clenfuafwa for Bnaton,
>l? 20, lal MB IM. Inn 70 MM.
Scl.r Claluma (Br), Mauri I, from 81 John, NR. for
Qiierliatown. no 'late, lat 4M 40. Ion ">2.
Srhr Wlnnar. Naah.from Now York for I'oneo, May 10,
lat 2r?, ion 05 :v>
OUK CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Ajcywanr, May 20?Sailed, bark Otrar Wmdl (Oor),
Hrharmlirrf. Now York.
aaaanaL. May 20?sailed, bark Yrloa (Nor), Olaan,
Philadelphia.
Bkirtol, May 29?Arrlycit. brie Coraalr (On, Otbbe, Bull
Rlrar, BC.
Bri.raar, May 28? Arrived, bark Xrma (Br), Fotter, Hal.
tlmora.
Rnrat*. May 29?Arrlrad, bark Hartlf Otear Fradrlk
(Mw), Wordlandar, I'enaaoola.
Ballad 2Sth, ahlp Atlantis (Oar), Bekaffar, Raltlmorr.
Caaotrr, May 29?Ballad, ablpa Columbia, Faroell, Rio
Janalro; Manha ( obb, Oraanbaak. do
C'ko**tatvt. io May 29?Arrirrd, ahlp Maranak, Wood,
Cliarlailon; bark* David Habcork, Coleord, Now York;
A()i:lla (Nor), l.orold, Baltimore.
loraantokft, Mar 27?Arrived, bark llarmonla (Nor),
Janarn, Ma* York.
Caoik, In May 29?Arrived, bark Brnniwlek, llotahlnaon.
Matron.
Irrau*. May vB?Ballad, bark Oluteppa Oaporro (flat),
CniY*S~3kktea.
Doebgal, May 28 - Arrival, bark Viator (Nor), Olaen,
Baltimore.
Dcsoalk, May 28?Ballad, bar* bllvla (Hal), Ferraro,
United StMti.
Dcxkike, May 28?Arrival, bark Hludoatan (Br), Bart
lill, New Orlaaoa.
Klsixobb. May 2ti?Arrived. bark tioldfBEe (Nor), Jaeob
Ml). Philadelphia ; 27th, brie Gflfe (8*). Lundbeek.il".
Lxuol'th, May 28-Bailed, bark Balder (Sw), Wulff,
Halted State*.
Falmol'TH, Mar 29?Arrived, ablp St Lucie, Rivera,
.UuaalUoa.
Gloucester. May 29?Arrived, bark Oirieo (Nor), Jor
aeaaen. New Vork.
Okkkxocr, May 29?Arrived, eteamer Anehoria (Br),
Hedderwick, New Vork.
IIatbr. May 27? Arrived, barke All (Nor). Tbornaen.
New Orleana; Mary A Kelson (Br>, Franka, Charleston;
29th, John Bunyitn. Hntmau, New York for Rouen.
Hamburg. May 29?Arrived, bark Falmoutlt (Br), Man
sou, Wilmington, m; (before reported arrived 18ib).
Sailed 26th, barns Soinervllle (Br), Fraaer, I'biladelpblas
27ih. Frediiaes (Nor), l'edersen, Baltimore.
Helvokt, May 28?Sailed, barks ilermania (Ger), Sebnl
kon. New York; A O Vlugo (Nor). Pederaen, do (both fr. m
Rotterdam).
Liverpool, May 29-Arrived, steamer Meinnon (Br),
Gewan, New York.
Sailed 28th, steamer Indiana. Sargent, Philadelphia.
Los not. May 29?Arrived, ship Dunrobln (Br), Harris,
New York.
Cleared 29tb, ships Emerald Isle, Patterson, Nrw York;
Pauline (Her), liruggomnon. United States; bark Vera
(Her), Lukke, do.
Ltssox, May 23-Sailed, bark Alter (Nor), Oram, New
York (before reported without date).
Marseilles, to May 29? Arrived, brig Nettie, Maekay.
New York.
New Rous. May 28?Arrived, bark Bayard (Nor), Ton)
neeeu, Boston.
Oporto. May 23-Suiled, brigs ifelecla (Ital), Castallana,
New York; Carolina (Port), Goncalvos, Brunswick (before
reported without date).
I'Lrnoi'Tit, May 29?Arrived, bark Talca (Br), An-tin.
Bull River, SO,
1'ALEitno, May 27-Railed, steamer Cobanim (Br), Berg,
New York direct.
Qubkkstowk. May 28-Arrived, barke Ginseppe Em
manuel (Ital), Denied, New York: Nleolay H Knudsen
(Nor), Peteraen, New Orleans; 29th, ship Tros (Nor),
Bragar, Savannah via New York; bark Diainganno (Nor),
Lorenlsen, Baltimore.
Also arrived 29th, steamer Illinois, Shacktord, Philadel
phia for Llrerpool (and prooeaded).
Sailed 29th, steamer City of Brussels (Br), Watklus
(from Liverpool), New York.
Boothajiptok, Mar 29 Arrived, steamers Gen Werder
(tier), Hoffman, Baltimore for Bremen: Keeker (Ger),
Wlltegerod, New York for do (and both proceeded).
Seville, to May 29-Arrived, brigs Mary Kink, Spenoet,
Corunna ; 8 K Kennedy. Spanldlng, New York.
StMalo, May 28?Arrived, bark Nanette (Fr), Jabal,
Dsrlen.
Trieste, about May 27?Arrived, brig Wapiti (Br),
Smith, Bermuda, with cargo of schr M E Rankin, from
Philadelphia.
WEATHER REPORT.
noLTB*AD, May 20?Wlud NNE, moderate.
Plymouth, May 29-Calm, with rata, thick -.barometer80.
FOREIGN PORTS.
A MOT, April 6?Halted, bark llalana. Snow, Keelln? (be
fore reported in pert April R).
AxriNWALi.. M ij 211? Sailed, steamer Crescent City,
Porter. New Vork.
Axtioca. May 11?Sailed, echr Addle A Nellie (Br),
Brown, fhiladol uhie.
In pert Mar Jl. brig Bride (Kr), Ilaake. from New York,
arrived 9th. ilitx; schr Forest City, Ilodgdon, from do,
arrived 10th. do.
Bombay. May (not April) 18-Arrlrod, sblp Indiana,
Prtimmnnd, Liverpool.
Burkarh Im.kt, May 21? Arrived, ship Cnnon Harrison
(Bri, Ilawes, shanghai.
Rabbados, Mar2?Arrived,brie Italia (Br),Miller Balti
more (and tailed 9th fur Porto Itleo) : aehr Pern, Bryant.
Bear Ritvr, NS; 9th, scbr Yoaemite. Pierce, St Kltta.
railed April 29. schr honanxa. Alien. Delaware Break
water; May 2. bark Carlb, Tldtnarth, St Croix; 9th, brig
Harr, ,t Aubrey (Br), Delano, New York; sebr Silas C
Evans, Rahman, Boston.
In port. May 10, barks Edward Albro tHr). Corbett. from
Rio Janolro. arrived 5th, for Canary Ishtndi; Sarah Lor
lng. Cook. Irora do, arrived April 20 tor Canary I .lands;
Pal stlna (Br), Ford, from do, arrived May 2, for Boston;
San Fernando, for do; brig H B Junes (Kr), Collin., truiu
Detnerara, arrived Mar 3. lor do. Idx; Swlftsnre (Br), for
do, do; Klnglesd-r (Br), Lewis, from Pjrnsranncn. arrivod
7th. une; Alice Ada (Br), for St John, NB: schrs Juliet,
Kohibton, from Bio Janeiro, arrived 7th, une; Saarbrtick,
Clarke. Irom Hear Klver. NS. arrived April 30, do: A F
Randolph (Br), tor St John, NB.
Bkuhoda. May 24?In port, schr Nellie Grant. Jordan,
from New York.
Cocahapa. April 10?Arrived, ship Sarmatlan (Br),
Kh' aume, Bombay.
Caicuh Isi.A.an. May 15?Palled, bark MarU (Br),
Stewart, lor (Jueenatown or Falmonth lor orders.
OAiBAiiiKX.'Mav IS?sailed, barn Maggie (t'ri. Urqnhart.
H S Bishop, Bishop. Philadelphia; sehr D
New York: bri*
A J Lee. Smith, New t ork.
CtK.irnxuoi, May 20-seiled brie Alice (Br), Baxter,
llancoos. King, New York: Rrally flay
Boat ?n : Rid. bark.
ntond (Br), Rtewnrt, Philadelphia; sehr K II Ilerrltnan,
llerrtman, do.
DRMKBAm.t. May.4r-Anieed, sebr Lncts Wboatlay, Hip
pie. Jaeksonyllle.
In port May 9, bark Ossello, McDonald, from New York,
arrived 2d: brigs lldrman, lliehborn. Irom Boston, arrived
4th; /-no (Br), Babtn. (Yum Troon, airlveri April 29: achrs
Silas I! Mor.e (Br). Grant, from Now York; Alabama,
Boss, from Jacksonville, arrived 4th: Grecian Bend (Br),
liodtrer, nne.
Froittrra, Mny 19?In port, bark Granada. Ilodgdea,
wtar orders.
Honolulu, May 1?Arrived, barks w A Holeomb, Dodd.
Baaer's Island (and sailed 4th tor Victoria), so reported
(probably tor Qneeostown): 2d, II W Almy. Freeman, San
Francisco; sehr Newton Booth. Ganjrher, Call<ornla coast;
Oth. brig Sbsst Anehor, Went worth, Iltlo; 10th. bark Tie
tuna (OR). Hope. Ban Francisco.
Sailed May S. bark J A Falkenberg. llnbbard. Portland.
Hat aba. May 22?Arrived, sehr John II name). Jr., Fen
nimors. Pi.t adelphla; Xid. steamer Tappsliannoek, Cook
key. New Orleans (and sailed 23th to return); harks Aca
cia, Anderson. Boston; Sir lienrr Hsvrlnes (Mr). A tutor,
son. Greenocs: 2 Ith, steamer Uttsalo, 111 It. Indlanola (and
sailed 25th to return ; Braunschweig (Oer), I'ndent.ch,
. ow Orleans: bark liobln.nnCrusoe. Robinson. Boston.
Sailed 23d. barks Mat I las (Sw), Hansen. New York;
Tros do Mayo 'Bp). Gamocho. Baltimore; 25th, sebr Sarah
l'ottor. Wall. Matamas.
Cleared 24;h, barks Mary Ann (Sw), Walorlns, and Juni
ata Oiar (Spi. (rallies. New York.
Iliurtt. Mav 2ft?Sailed, barks St Olavet (Br). Liver
pool, E; Mariner (Br), ship Harbor, to load tor United
Kingdom: hrleCongsl (Nor), Clyde Klver to load tor do;
Schr Rescue (Br). Llsremb.to load lor "ndstra.
KltfOkToH, Ja, May 9-Arrived, srhrs W D D.l.ley, Smith,
New Grleant. Sarah tVnltmore, M hllmore. Mobile.
In port May 10, echr Jesse H Smith. Williams, for Bos?
ton.
M>rancKR. April 27?Arrived, s-hr Snstn Stetson, Merry,
Bt Johns, PR (and sailed May 3 tor Delaware Breakwater);
May 3. brigs Alpha tHr), St Thomas; 6ih, Kitgonia, Yossie,
Baltimore; Hth. Johr, Mason. Porter, Now York.
Balled April 27, brig Adelaide. Stover. Areelho.
Mstasias. May 21?Arrived. schrs J W Vanaman, Sharp.
Portland; Thomas R PlllsMtry. Pitcher, Barbados; 22d,
bark J TV llolbrook, Mltebell. New York; brigs John 0
Noyos, George. St Thomas : Callso. Lehman. Philadelphia;
schrs A I' Kmorson, Emersoa. Portland; Silver Spray,
Hall. Boston; 23d, brig Llbortv, Devsreux. New York;
scbrs Virginia, Armstrong, Bt John, NB; Nell!* Beat,
llalburt, Pblladolphls.
Salieil 23d, nark Stillman R Allen, Taylor, N of llaltoras;
24th. brig I'ara (Br), bpeod, do; sebr Sadie Wiloott,
Walls, do.
Montrral, May 211?Arrived, stesmor Hermann l.udwlg
(Helg) Dort. Antwarn : 27th. barks Arbutus (Hr). Mitchell.
M srseil e-; Surah 'Ilea (Br). Armstrong, Liverpool;
llltar ( sua'. Ilnndvlch. Burnt Island.
Cle-rod 35th. ship Albert Victor (Brt. Davidson. Lolth;
bark President Hverdcnti (Nor). Hoe, (Jaeenstown.
I'KRNARRTCP. Rbont Mey 5?Sailed, sehr Bonthern Ilnme
(Be. Thomas, New Vork.
1 o tr spaIR. April 20?Bailed, schrs Starlight. Grant.
Barbados: May 3. alert (llr). Bt .loon. NB.
In port MayS, brig Pearl, rtrlghinian Trom and for New
Yors, arrived Anrtl 27; aehrs Nellie Treat. Dow. from do,
arrived M <y 11 hva Adell, Kills, and liortensla, Lsrrehoe,
from Baltimore, arrived 2d-John Ross. Howell, (or Pnlla
delphls; Wave Cioet. Wlnchenbnen. front New Orleans;
TV B Chester. Brown, for Washington, DC: Welleitiar,
Parker, and Ada F Whitney, Masters, for New York; Jkri
(Br). Mnrentson. for Delaware BreakwsteY.
1'iiier A t'irRR. May S-3*1.ad. brig a V Nichols (Hr),
Poole. New York.
In port Mat A. scbrs Llssic M Stewart, Perkins, from
Boston, arrived April 29, fIt New York ; Atnion Bird,
Drlnkwalor. from I oitlausl. arrived April 29; Georgians,
Lord, from Baltimore, arrlred 30th, dug.
Post Amo.vu.Js about May 10 in port, schrs David
L T ay I ir. Ga-klll, for Roiton; Daniel Llove, White, lor
I nl eo States Idg.
PiiNi'R. Msv 3-Arrived, schrs (tattle K King, Crowley.
Now York; 5'b, Katie Cmllns. Mstliis, Wilmington. NC.
Railed 7th, brig Chatstnooga. Terltiiiie, New llsTen.
(Jt rttio , Mat 25?Arrived, narks Ke-tlna Lenta, Ander
son. Troon: Eunice Nlsnelaa (Hr), Smith, Bristol; Cheva
llor (Br), Frew. Glasgow; Ocean tRr>, Paulsen Greenock,
brig Bt Louis (Hrl. Forlin, M Thomas; 27th. aieaiuert
Scandinavian iBr). Ritchie. Liverpool; Ontario (Hr), Hon.
clio.lc. do; ships City ot Itirhmonu (Mr), Cummiug*. I.lver
poo) ? ller Msjeaty (Hr), l<oahey. do; bark Elisabeth (Br),
Ch s'lolm, Inverness
C'Ssreu 27III. ships Patrick llenry (Br). Sargent, Cork;
Underwriter iBn, Short. NeweastU: Clyde (llr), Bnltcr,
Swansea: barks Pre mad (Nor), Johnson Tayport. Magna
(Nor). Zaeharlassn TVatarfnrd; Hlndostan (Hr). Frsser,
Aberdeen; Josephine (Bri. NeCallum. Conway.
Rio J ARKIRo. April 23 (hack date)-In port, ships C )l
Davis (Br). Ko'ptoan I King (Br), Morsn; King Oeehrlc
(Bri, Melvlllt; Gov Tilley (Bri. Ilnmohroy, all Tor Paeifle,
India or Untied Mates; Countr ol Crnmnrty (Bri. Stew
art from Glasgow, arrived 22d: barks Midas (Hr).Stub
Ing. from do. arrived 19th; John Trshey (Br). Ryan, from
Glasgow, arrived 10th, all for Pocifla, India or I'ulted
Slates.
Santos. Anrll 20-In port, bar!; Hratilara (Gar), Jaekans.
for New York, Idg; brigs Undina (Gar), lor oo do; W II
Lailmnr 'Bri. Armrtrcng, nne.
nr I'isriik, Mert, April 27 Arrived, briv Zebenla iBr),
Merriain, Boston, May 4, schr Geo B .-nines, Norwood,
Now Toik.
in port Mnv 7. bark Itelndeor, Decker, from and for New
York, arrived April 2S; selirs Anita. Small, lor do; DH
Everett Ilirks. fur Delawsr- Breakwater.
t'Iiiomas, Mar II?Arrived, brig Sophie iBr). Ling,
Demersrs <ano sailed I7tli tnr St J ago) ; sehr Kdna. Gar
wood. Turner, Baruisdos (and sailed 14th lor Sagoo); I2?h,
bark Charily i Mr), Taylor. Kin .1 unelrn : brigs John snsy,
Nieksrson. no (ami sailed 15th fur Caibtrlem ; C S Pack
ard. Anieabiirv. Ka tlmors, chartered for Pnnea and New
York; 13th. Il Hwnsion. ? len'es. Hamado* (andsillnd I7lh
for sagii-) ; setir J P Hlnki-j Hi). Meeliy, Barbados (and
sailed 17ih for Arroyo and N of llatterasi.
Ballon May 9, sclirs Monte 1,'briatl Smith, St Croix and
New York: lliisnrls iHr), 11 n 11. Naguabo and Portland;
1 Ith. brig Virginia. Devsrosux. Fsjsrdo and N of llstlarast
12th.schr Alia VC.de, Mitchell, Ihiniaroa and New York.
Bt JoBNs. PR, April 29?Halted, brig Laura Bruce (Hr),
Boston; May 2, schr Le Hoy (Hr). do.
Savpa, May 21 ?Arrived, brig Zerllna (Br), Frelleh, Phil
?He I phi a.
MtiLSunXR. NS, May 22-Cleared, ship Vancouver (Br),
Crcsby, St John, Nil; bark Hyringa (Br), Paysen, New
York.
St. John, NB, May 20? Arrived, sehr Kathleen (Br)
Brown, Ht Thomas; 27th. barks Cnneerdla (Nnri Kae.el
hortt, T srmoulh, NS; 1 W Oliver (Br). Lamb, Ltverpoel;
brlpr Julie (Nor', I'.oar, Limerick.
(Hcared 25th, nark Arabia iBr), Hasten, Barrow; sebr
Ti ll Ism h Marry (Br). Douglat", T Ineyarl ilsvon lor or
I ar?.
fniNiiMD. May IB-Hallo I, brig Bernard (Br), Wtlleby.
N of llattrrss.
WiNpsnn. NS, May 24-Arrlred, schrs Almeda, Boston
laud sailed same day for Halllmora; Annlo Fry#, do (and
sailed Same day lor New Ymt).
Ballad 24th. schrs ranartel, and Ada 8 Allan, NawYork;
Keystone, PMiedeipiiin.
amebican ports.
ALEXANDRIA, May kB-Faseed up. achr Warren Saw
y*'M.e.Vdow"-^Vhr. Zulotte K??r?o. for N? wark ; M A
TjlerHadMn: E?? ?? Bnrues, -N*w "?**? <f'"m
*? BOSTON, May 38?Clearsd, ?chr Monitor, Chose. PbH*
^'sailed - Steamer George Appold: bark Emilia M; brig
'"?'Jiih Arrived steamers Gen Whitney. Hsllett. New
V?,L ? To.V,.h hitcir"? He#<l. Kouth Ainbov; brio Woed
wg'(H* Maf hereon. OI?ulnag?s: Laurella (Mr). H. nee.
?R-MhrVfiT" "o y. K-stm-m. Klo Urnode: A D Saull.
Kren'b... Phllsd.lphla: IJ?1. *ouai J''\a\ZkoJ 'c
I Pimnrii t'Artll AlU'OVi ROSllUt, KonDf Jf, IbOllflOUl , C
Matthew* Wouiworlhi Tort J*>U??J?iS H R?Mr
Cr'uofe*. Norfolk; White X'uS"' iTc
i? minu I lip .t'orr McLean. New 1 or*; Alii*tol
cord do; Pointer. Dill, do; Panel. * Edith, Ferguson,
KMriow-BrU Elite K Butler (Bri. from Clenfuego..
Cleared ?Ute*mere Bulgarian (Br). Trnut. and Mew.
chnsetts .Br). Walter.. I.iverpool i Koman l^rowri . Ph a.
r'Wj'r t^XTileX' barks Rdwarif
Knt.lit Adelaide and Svdney: Stonewall Jaekaon. Arbo
r-am ti el ho urn ? *. Rachel. Weill.. Portland: brigs Helen,
Aiui Veweo^b. B?roia; J V Wellington, RichO.orgj
town DO: Lottie, Homers, do; Monline. Chaos, 1 htladek
phi a; .lennlr borellne. Tooker hew \ork.
^^fMOKTrM-VMl.?TbS?k Tempier, Booth
"an"''Arrived, steamers ntb.rnl... (Br) Kleherdon
L'm^pii^iB "* D?r.rD?.ibff;0^ aXS." ? B*rk
Below?Ship ? Dulsborg ??er). Kvers. Irom Kotterdbm;
brie Odorlllu. Hollaed, from Havana. . ,
Cleared? Mark Krone (?we). I.ar.en, Queen stow. : brio
rSriM <*?.*?"? Barcelona- Mary R Rowland
La w too. Mat au * a.; echr tl.rtrudo tHr), Kelly, Harbor
''hKIjVaST, Mey 25? Belled, acbr A W Elite, Bnrtietl
C38tiwArrived. ?cltr Eerl, Edwerdi. Bangor for New YoH
(*BAl^lUiar'a?"-Arrreed. achr. J M Do Wolf. Baker. Bo.
ton to load'Sr Bleltmond. Va; Mary G Gollins. H?w>
to l?*d lor Philadelphia; Allre oak?*. Mw?on?
\?nlr?r\Tiirrr Not. Ilendtfreon. do f?r do; I * A L
r s
28lh Arrived, achra K?.ex, Cleaves, lor New Yore .PM
h^dliVertUr*'*' j?hniUU:
^^KL^^ Falcon. Klrbv
"ffilS*'May 2:1 -Belled, achra Serah A Heed. GuptlU
mmi M*rv Kilt a, Smith, New ^
25th? ncUrt Macule Todd, Norwood, aod Wm
Board man. Klchardton. New *?rlc- , Kraaman
?^7fch?ciloarovl achrs Morion P Lharaploo, freeman,
8iuit?U<Srand?: W H Board man. Blehardson J* Xjjj"
CO IaSSKi, .May 18? Arrived, ?chr Macule Cnmmlngn,
B'k ri'ti A STO WnTm^V 27 -Arrived, eebr Ruth b Hodgdon,
T<k7sTN(J* h 28 -Arrived. achrCople,
J otic.. Port .lotiti.on (and ?alf,d 28th for New sork)
FURTHERS MOSItoK, Mey 29? sailed, ahlp Annlt
a^U.lSBnVirTtV?lmo?n5S?h. berg Y.o.orie (Nor,. Irom
"p1 ??ed"mlt fronj Baltimore 29th. ahlp Elisn Everett
(Br), lor Londonderry: lierk. ) ermoutn (Br) . Beetle
(Br). and Noel (Br). lor do; ?Jf1*"1? JASer^
lor Bremen; .John JLorwnv (Br), for Uork, Serene,
or Uio Janeiro: Sng.tta (Br), for Ualwey; Aaron ?<'edej
(Hr) fur Dublin; Ilertha (Bri, tur ilonlleur; Geenltt
(ItaU lor Quecnatown; btlif. Homaiioe, for Nevaaeei
Mine N Martin, for I'ernatnbueo; aeltr Win II Jottrden, Cot
^OAL\',ESTOX. Mey 24 -Arrived, aehr Ia tbella, Spalding,
TSailed'?Bark O noe (Hr), McWilllam.. Wilmington. NO.
GEUKGETDW.V, SO, May 20-Arrlvcd, achr Linler
iv^raylor l/Piwrford, Olmrloiton. v .
Olettied 2">tli. nehr rt I Hazard, 8r8W"#rtJ^JJ_^.orami,H
GAHDINKIt, Mo, May 24?Belled, achr J Peine, Smith
W2^Eh-AmT0d. .chr, Annie B.rlon, MpNoelly. Phll.del
P 27th-Arrived, achra II U Mer. Mar. end J S D.tvrilei
Pownell.Philadelphia; Alice Oaice., Mar.on .
Sailed?Schra J) Clarls.on, Ireland, Washington, M A
?(il"">UORs'TER.n<May ''27?ArrlTCd, sehr Jbhn A 'rank
"'n-ANNIS. May 28-Sailed, schrt Horbo.t Mapttrn.
Ck'kw'(jKLV.\NS May 25?ArrlTcd, ehlo Scioto (Br),
MltchMI nev4; bark Carlo,.. (Hp). S.inper. tlar.na;
kVi.. t'arrie Berttte Hell, Matansaa; kOlira Robert Rnff,
Brizo Havana; W I> DMtlev. Smith. King.ton; Jennie
Wood, Smith, t'tilla- Olara I. Drer neera lttieten.
29th-Cleared, tugboat Tbomea A Morgan, lor Fblledol
BhpAS.M, May 25?Arrived, bark Roslta tSp), Mnr. Ma
U2("h?Arrived, steamer New York. Quick New York. In
v.~.
America Palmer (trom New York). Cbarletton.
S M' BURY PORT. Mar 28?Arrived, schrs Mary, Rich
arrt.cn, Kondnnt; Eliae Roes, '(?**?? philadelDhla' sehr
Bulled Steamer Leonard. Wiley. I niiaoeipnte, ecnr
Bamu?l Carlton. Burke, New A ork. Uenrr A
VKW BKDPOKD. Mey 27?Arrived, senre Henry a
Tiber Ben'ou. Georgetown. DC; ''ceann.
Helen Perrv. Bel.lmere. Gloucester. Hurley. New York.
Sailed?Scbr M Vee.ar, Jr, W esk., ?N?1,T|X"rpi.|i?A.iBhlat
2S?h -Soiled, eteainer Allentown. MJ1,8j
schrs Katie J llovt. rleanev, do; John Mettler, raraer,
NrRw7'0:RT?nMay t^'PM-Arrirod. .chr H B Dieerty.
X NEW*'?Lt)Nll)?N*,1lay 28 -Arrived, schrs silver A?8*?
- . Qartt \VA11Ar IIohOKfll llflDrtttlfti NfW lOFlt
rtr?Norvrl*"S^Ue of the Hay George. Bank.
Sailed?Bchr> Florenco Lockwood. Baltimore, John B
8^-Am^rldt?hr' B C Ranklo. Bishop. Penoe.
NKW IIaVKN May 2??Arrl red, ?K5lM52?*
NKW p j., t M Carrlnffloii, Parker. Rtltlnioras
Xebee/ Hirrtion, Philadelphia : J J Worihlngiow
Baltimore; J alia A Crawford, lleorgotowa; jUadlwg HE
^?)lear?d?Sctm." Stwanfj'onest Osorgsiown; Ifattfo B <3it?
"&ta-Am?Teh'^SUaal. Dowlek. N.w York.
PORT G A M B i .K Msy 20?sailed, bark Ro.well anregne.
?PhYl^SLPi'ua,'*Miy 29?Arrived, steamert Veder
land (BeU). Nlehols, Antwerp; A Stlmera. Warren. Now
v?... brigs Wm Ma?on, Adam?, Tnnlrtad, Mansanllle,
N.w Maven (and elrare I lor Portlanrt); schrs
Fmma lloathsr, Hudson, Matansast B I> Simmons, Blake,
'aUo'arrived, steamer Reading. Colbnrn, New IIevens
K.rk.C F Flwell (Br). CBrlen. London; Arfaesed (Aasl,
two M Vincent; Thnr (Dan). KolobL
ktlt.n Allen, slako, Matansas; Tnes w
kVinoboc- Isaac Kleh. Stndlor, Boston; tllsa
n/ih liTa' Lee do: Mahol Rose, Allen, do; James
PMnn1iye'w4^sCham" j'ames's'wat'.on ' Cru.e. LjDtn * J*B
kz:
Harding, Providence; ranna, llalnes. Fall Elver (and
Iiaruing, ? Davidson New York; ship Andrew
lA?Ut (Br) JtcCormlck. (lue.nstowp ; brigs Christlne|(Br),
L?ii. .. Pl^rv. Mart .cBrs B r Lowell. Slmoson. Port
?.Z", S L Slmraon?. ()andr, Fell Rlv.r; Mery Weaver,
'woiior B?t?n; Btrnt. Ma'tln. Hartford; Scud. All.^
8 Aim*"ideared, steamer Ohio. Morrisee. Uvernool ; b.rk.
Alba (Dan , Koxvara. (rlgtut: Hugh 9""" (Br). Eldridge,
^UAto5nVT.^T?d;ho^
folf^wa'StTr1!'do; MsDhsllo'WeTTr cise.'Sag llarbo"j#H
Har'tlott Hart let). Weymouth: Arianna. Snowmaa, Fall
lt*ver; John Oadwallader. Ptilnnoy. Illughass; Jamee 8
WSriTed?Steamer Catherine Wliltlng.
&Tara?K?^53?
liJI.rirk Wave King (Br), Corbetl, WatorfordS Aea
Varia (tial). 8lbenone, Belfast: Union, from ? for orders
POKlLASD, Me. May 28-Arrived, schrs Garna. New
T A^si arlivwd! scbr Derlns Eddy, Oreen, Soolh Amboy.
?nh--Arrived, bark Cellna. Hodgnjao Turk. Island!
x s McLeiian. New York; Ciw? Looge, do.
ClBarrd-sichrt Vfm U Marvel, Oeor?;etow?, D C; Clara
I^?URToMo'urH, May 27-Arrived, sehr Jachin Gllkey
B^-VXdd"U.W.r^r<Wn.U?H>ort, Wlll.tU, Phl.^
' PLYMOUTH, Msy 28?Arrived, sehr Modesty. Nicker*
*"proVTHENCE, May 88?Arrived, sehr Orient, Staples,
'' 8^?l" - He*J u sk ^llen norcoce M; Tunis
"Jga. :wi
Msyo. Whltaker. Maiden N\; John
Cornelia. Lyon, and Saran R Thomas. Arnold. Newjorg^
PAWTiJCKRT May 28 - Nailed, aebre Anthony Burton,
Miller. N.w
V SAN ?KR ASadSC0.^ayd2l - Arrived Ship ElhenMun.
roe, Norero". Manila: berk Rival, Adams, OoleWMIe
Itivsr; sehr Ada May. Apia. . _ _ .
Cleared?Hark Portland, (lage. Aetorle. brig J B Ford
(ilex). Soto. Maxailan via Anauolm
Hailed?Hark Monitor. Kmoraon. HiimbeloA
mbahlck May 17?Arrived, barks_Caeoandra Ademe,
Edwards, Han Fraoclsco: (lea Cobb, Oliver, do; Chlelayo,
"HKATTLe', May 20-Arrlvsd, brig Deacon, Connor, Ben
Savannah, May w?KMIs^. nte^mewr
lltfooer. Baltimore; ?*?ininole, llalleil. New York.
NOMRUHKT. Mar 27 ?Arrlvad, achr Harah Rlleabeth, 8eh
leek, Kondonl (and sailed 38lh tor s*Wr.V"lV'ii.?.oA?t?
iSHth >rrl^ed. Echr Lharlea Dttinle, Crane, AlexandflOo
Halled-Hc.r W 0 lllil in. Iloraer. Oeor?elown, DC,
VINEYARD HAVEN. May 28 Arrlred ecbrs A Il Loarn
ln?. Thambes, Baltimore for Boston; Frank "kr*"r;
gins, and 8 E fclghtingalo. Ililyard. Now York 'ori
Fstiny Fora. Eaton, and r ^mina Mote ihl?. liTi-.
for New York: Sarah A Rood. bupllll.ClidilsrtJ/l'I'tl
Cemery, Ctwamre, Bangor for uo; Mansneld. Tw
Ueoree, Me. for do; Meuutaln Laurel, Farrril Ellswwlh
lor Ron<1 out; Anna P. Ketrimm. Ketfhum. Boston for Pbll;
a dolphin; liadab. Cheney, Sewburyport for do. Delmoot
Lorkr, llodge. Richmond, Me. for do.
Passed lie?Schrs Sainuel L Cartwright, Adams, Matan
sas lor Beaton ; Taylor A Mathle, C boo soman, Weymouth
'"salleA-Mchrs Aurora Borealis (Br), 'neper (Br). ThosP
Cooper. Ms gle .1 Cnadwick. vt llllsm Tlce. Iielphla. Roue
11 I'hllllp-, II W Anderson. R R Emerson. 8 R Nightingale.
? nd rraiik Barker. _ . m
Art I red, achr Rben FUher. Rrynolde. Olenfuefoi
r?WlL. i NOTON, NO, .May 27?Cleared, aehr Oatawam
lenk, Kennetir. Newhuryport
Cleared, brig Mary hnowlton (Br).McKee, Pernam
buv
YACHTS. STK V.MHOATS. Ac.
AS-k.KT.MKNI' OK WOOD AM) MhTALLIC BOATH
aifn Spoon Oars cheap HtW ~onth it., near ilonramear
?ll?. ROm-RTfl.
IjVlK HACK OR OHAKTK It?SIDKWIIKKL SAI.OOH
?I'K'inr In irood nrdar In-iulraol WM. H.
II A/, v III), nil Harrison ?l? Now Turk, or addraaa
HI. A Mill \Kl? A KAKMlAM. Tray, N. Y.
JNOI? SAI.K-A OaHIN YACHT, S3 KKET OVBR ALL;
I. In first class condition ; u .cry last and wall found la
?rrrjrthtiiic that la naeataarjr; atao ona l?-foot, otto 'JO-foot
Sailboat; one Har*e, 2."> foot loot;: has noror haan used; Id
bttllt la tha hast manner anil of lha ha.i mattmala . all
will bo sold rery ehoap. Apply to I*. McOIKIIAls. Yaeht
and Hoat Ralldor, I'aatrnpo, If. J.
STK AH YACHT R. Il.TfiJwDKitit-TO 33 AKTBH BY
day or waok; 50 l?at Ion*. *o?d aocAmtnndatlnn fbr
?mall partlas Addrasi W. a. DALY. 2711 Haftit,. Brook
ion
WAMK 5?A KOUTt OK HIXuAKKDBA ROK A I)
dross, statin* lowost cash flvnro, OUs. KUllft. IS
ionn St.
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