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NEW YOKK. HERA.LD, FRIDAY, MAY 27, SHEET. Mini ILL PARTS OF THE WORLD The Fenian War News from Canada Reported to the British Parliament. English Opinion of President Grant's Proclamation and the Anierican Movement. Portugal Agitated rian for Un- parliamentary Opposition to the French, Cabinet.

ENGLAND. The Fenian War News from Canada--President Grant's Proclamation--A "Decided Sensation." LONDON, May 26, 1870. The voluminous despaicnes received from New Tork giving the text of the President's proclamation and the movements of the Fenians were printed in the newspapers here this morning and have made a decided sensation. As mentioned In previous de- spatches, President Grant's course of action is commended ou all sides. Tne London Times says that, while the proclamation Itself is satisfactory, the absence of American troops on the border to carry out its provisions is deplorable.

"Tills, 1 the Times continues, "is not surprising, as troops are not usually quartered on a friendly frontier. Troops should be sent to Canada Irom England immediately, and Canada should forward to tho front all the soldiers she can spare. Canaia must have uo tenderness for turn second offence. The marauders must be trea'ed as robbers, ruaian? and The Loadoa Telegraph says rresidJiit Grant has acted with loyalty honor. Tlie London Post is confident that the loyal ana enegetic action of tlie American President will place the Fenians in a proper light before the world, as the enemies of mankind.

PORTUGAL. Tbe Saldaiilm Cabinet. LISBON, May 26, ISTO. Tho Dune of SalJanha lias nearly completed His new Cabinet, which now stands as or the Council and Minister of War-Saldanha. Minister of the Interior--Samnoyo.

Minister of Finance--Temerc. Minister or Justice--Acosia. Minuter of Minister of Public Works--Pcrniche. The capital aud country remain perfectly tranquil, and with, the formation of a strong government promises to remain so. Ibcriau Uuion.

PARIS, May 26, 1870. Special despatches from Lisbon report that on Tuesday last jrronp? of citizens passed through the streets crynr, "Live JSe Ibodan Union 1" YACHTliMG, The of Wales' Cup Race--Open to Nations." LONDON-, May 26, isto. A regatta for the yachts of all nations will tak place on the 22d of June for the Prince of Wales prize cup. The yachts are to start from Cawes at five o'clock in the morning, sail to the Westward Pass, througl the Needles to the BUI of Portland, where they wll round the Shambles and return bacK of the Isle Wight and outside Nab Ligntship to Ryde pier. A I Ojienins of tlie Brazilian Chambers--Speech of the Emperor--So Reference to Emunci- PflliOQ.

LISBON, May 26, 1870. Lateral vices have been received from Rio Janeiro to-day. Tne Enipsror of Brazil had opened the sessions of the Chambers with a speech Theexpectc-d reference to the emancipation of cue slaves was omitted, to tho surprise or everybody. CUBA. Tcsxels Wntcning Hie Const for Filibusters.

HAVANA. May 20.1870. The steamship Columbia, from Sew York 19th, arrived mis morning. The Spanish vessels are watching the Cuban coast closely to intercept filibusters. Sootbina.

LOSDOS, May 26.1S70. The Pall Hall Gazelle to-day admits the pro.npil- tnde with which the American government hns acted on the Canadian frontier and seeks to dissipate "the fears of those who expect tiie wor.sl suits Irom the Fenian invasion." Tho Fenian Invasion Kcported to Parliament. LOSDON, Hay 26--P. M. la the House of Commons this evening Mr.

Monsell said the Colonial Department Had received telegraphic despatches from the Governor General or Canada announcing that the Feniuns had crossed tlie line nearPhilipsburg and at other points ou the frontier, and tnat trouble was threatened at various points alons the border. But lie was happy to scythe government had further information that the President of the United States had issued a proclamation of warning and General Mcadc had troops to the frontier to prevent violation of neutrality. rarlinnienutry ProGress. LONDON, May 20, 1870. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr.

Unve, said the additional claims of refiners for backs on eujjar would be allowed, and In other three shiUinss drawback would be onceded. The Irish Land bill, with amendments, was reported from the committee. Alter discussion of some of the amendments the report was agreed to, and the bill was ordered to be read for the third time on Monday nrat- Tho Announcement of Hie result was received with loud mid repeated cheers. After a brief debate on me naval policy the House adjourned. An American bin Peaceful.

LONDON, Slay 1870. In the case of tho government of the United states VB. BlaKely, for the possession of certain suns, and other ordnance, came up for decision to-day before the Rolls Court, when judgment was given favor of the United States. LONDON. Mny 26, 1370.

Mr. Disraeli is again 111. but it iss.ild there no reason tor immediate apprehension. The dse Murdera. LONDON, May -J(, 1S70.

The name of the engineer, who, with his jfawjiy waa murdered ItHJxbndge Is The supposed murderer, now under arrest, is said to be his brother, who was transported to Australia eighteen years ago through the efforts of the deceased. Politics. LOSOON. May 2ii, ISTO. The political news to-day Is unimportant.

fatal Itaptoslon. LONDON, May 26, 1S70. A boiler exploded at the lildsorove forge iu Staffordshire to-day while the men were at work, rive were Killed outright, and many injured. Bank Uocurn. LONDON, May 26, 1670.

The bullion in hand at the Hank or England lias Increased heavily since the last report. The return to-day shows that there is sterling more in fault to-day than on last Thursday. Cricltrt; LONDON, May -26, A cricket match occurred at Dublin yesterday- between the All England eloveu and tlie All Ireland twenty-two. The former were easily victorious. FRANCE.

Parliamentary Parties--Opposition to tlie Cabinet. PAKIS, May 2S, In the Corps Legtslatif to-morrow an interpellation will be submitted to the on the cause of the dissolution of the Plebiscitary Committee. Ministerial journals express fears that the question raised on this point may result in a coalition of tne and the left wings of tne Corps against the Ministry. It is announced that on this occasion the "left" declare Itself a constitutional party, and will -Signify Its willingness to accept power under the empire II it is permitted to carry out its programme. M.

Picard is the leader in this movement, and will be chief of the party, which is to be called tne "con- left." A Kins William of Prussia oa National Consolidation. BERLIN, May King William formally closed the sessions of the Reichstag to-day. In Ills speecn he enumerated the bills passed daring the first session of that body. He anticipated the happiest results from these laws, which would a Ions way toward assuring forelffn peoples that the confederation develops national strength and la a powerful agent lor the preservation, not the Insecurity, of universal peace. SPAIN.

The Brinnnds" Prisoners Near Gibraltar. MADRID, May 26, 1870. The Englishmen captured by brigands near Gibraltar have not yet been re-cued. The party consoled ot John UH nephew and two do- meatier. THE INDIANS.

Severe KnsKseuieut with the Wyoming Indians--Ten Cn.v«!ryraeu Rone Savages--lieutenant Stambangh Killed, 1VA3HIN-OTON-, May 26, 1R70. The following official letter concerning the engagement wnn Indians in Wyoming Territory, in. winch Lieutenant. Stuiiiiiaugh killed, has neen forwarded here from the headquarters of the Military fUvist'in of the UAJIP COMPANY 1). SECJMD CAVALUV I ATLANTIC GULCH, Wy.

Mav ISTO Brevet Brigadier OKOHHK 1). RVGGI.ES,"Assistant Adjutant Ueueral, Department of thu Platte, Omaha, GESERAIV--I have the Unnor (o submit the renort of an engagement with Indians. At live o'clocs A the 4lli Insf. an alarm was given bv the miners that Indians werq seen In Hie ailfcrent ravines lu Hie vicinity ol my camp. The command was saddled at once aud arcconuoissauce made.

Upon discovering a lodsre of Indians with stolen In Little Atlantic Oulch a ciiarse wns mane, in which all the animals were recovered, nvn Indians Killed one wounded ana the balance dispersed in every direction. A running then ensued. we pushing them over the lulls of Atlantic City as far as Twin Creek on the Wind River Valley road. On my arrival there I funnd a small huy tram corralled, and i was informed by the loaiusteis thai, portion of their stock was taken oir liy the Indians. Taking Lieutenant Sramb.tugU leu men 1 proceeded fltnvn Hie windings of the crceK five or six miles.

Discovering no trail ot the caitle. aud my showing signs of I.iMgue from severe riding, I set about for ca.mii. About half way bacK 1 met a party" of Irom sixty to tjcicnly Indians. A liRlu. commenced at once and lasted aliont an hour aurt a iial 1 rcKiililn-r in the killing of five the wounding of a number of others and inmie-i, leading my command iu possession of the battle grttttfd.

Mr vra." Lieutenant Slainuauuh, kiila! on the battle ground; Si-riremt Brown, seriously wonmlcd iu the neck and jaw badly fractured, and one horse buaiy wounded. The Indians were dispersed over the country, and it. mv oiilnion that tlicy thor.juglily thrashed and driven out of the mining district, tints savin" uianv lives. I would respectfully state Hint with few exceptions His company iiuliavuil courageously through-out i he day in t'he different and particularly the detachment that accompanied me in purS'iicof the catile, they luv.ng fought superior numbers lor over an hour and a half. AS the enemy left mo In possession of the hattle Held I consider it a viotory.

I take great pleasure in saying lhat Ueuli'tnut Stainbaugh wits with me tliroughont the Oay up to receiving his death wound, und a bi'Syer anil moro coiirnjeoan oiticer never drew a swonl. Lleuleilant fiiuwidaic rendered me gallant service llirougiiouc Hie lnv. I also take pie isure in mentioning the names of First tfcrguant Knass Seigeiin Woin'e, Sclialer and Brown. Corporals Lai-kin and Holier, BhickMiiith Neill and others, names 1 am compelled to omit, in onicr to get Ihis in Hie mail. Very re-iiieci- Itilly, youi- servani.

1). S- GOKUON fapinin Second Cavalry. Brevet Major U. t. A.

Till; Northern Tribes Anxious for a General War- LiKliuns lo Plant Crops. TOFKKA. Kansas, May 28, ISTO. Colonel Cro-i'uy, of General Slicrldan's staff, arrived at Fort Hays from the Indian Territory yesterday, and reports that the Northern Indians have had ruii- uers down asking the Chuyeunes, Arapahoes, Kiowus and Comancucs to join in a general war. Tne Ara- 3 report that most of the medicine Arapauncs and Bull Bears, bauds or the Clieveuneaof Fort Auli- ry, raid the Kiovrasjttail holding a medicine dance west- of Fort Sill.

'i'he Indians are not planting any corn this year, though the Indun aaent is pntrins in a small crop for them uoih at Fort Sill aud the North Canadian. I I I A The Jiticliinond Dluniciftiil Eleetiuu--Decided Conservative Success. RICHMOND, May 26, 1870. TUe municipal election to-day resulted in the election of II. K.

Ellyson Mayor and the whole conservative ticket by a handsome majority. The conservatives are marchlncr around to the different newspaper offices, cneerlng for tlieir successful candidates. In Norfolk it is estimated tue conservatives have carried the city by nfty m.iiorHy. RELIGIOUS. Tlio General Araeuibly--Con- sidcraticn of the llevoiistructiou I'rcsbyterial Heiil-fscotuliou--Tho Question ol AppcalH.

PUILADELPUIA, May 20, ISTO. In tiio General Assembly this morning the consideration of tiie reconstruction report was continued. The items providing that ratio ot representation to Synods aud tiie Assembly should be altered so as to bring the numbers iuttie Assembly within due limits aud secure equal rights to all parts of tuo Church were considered at great length. The items as reported by tue committee recommend that no change In Presbytenal representation be proposed at present, but oaly a change la tue ratio' form of representation. This change would provide for one commissioner, a minister or an ewer, iroin eacli Presbytery having twenty members.

The three items bearing upon the subject were so amended that not only is Presbytenal rep- resentaHou left unchanged, but no change is recommended In the ratio of representation. The whole matter is left as ordered by chapter twelve, section two of the Form of Government. Tiie three items 1 adopted as amended. The of to the General Assembly was disciissc committee recommended that all complaints' and 0 'ereuces terminate at the Synod, except questions onstit Jti0ilal law or tr w' of ministers for heresv. TErb item wa3 a' ed as rs- adopted without duscussion.

The afternoon session of the Assembly' 13 1 tlle administration 01 the holy communion aao er devotional exercises. The overtures were referred to tiie Committee On Foreign Correspondence, which was directed to prs pare a well considered leply. Rer. Dr. J.

R. Wilson was elected Professor Pastors! Theology In Columbia, S. C. The Assembly accepted an invitation from Mrs. Preston Pope and was very haadsomelv entertalne.

by her. Last evening the subject of ed iication was consld ered, and addresses were delivered by Kov. br. Rand and others. The Reformed Presbyterian Synod.

CINCINNATI, May 26,1870. Tlie Reformed Presbyterian Synod came to a vote yesterday morning ou the acceptance of the repor of the committee as the basis of the union, resulting 10 in favor and 27 against. The result has beea anticipated. After the defeat of the bask submitted by the committee a resolution, introduced by tne Rev- J. F.

Morton, for the appointment of a new committee, was defeated by the adoption of a substitute declaring that the Synoa would cease, at least for the present, any lurtlier eirorts TM the subject of. union ana, trusting in tne Head of the Church ami the gonQ- ness of their cause, would go forward with united hands and hearts In the prosecution of ihesr own appropriate work. The final adjournment was not carried until one o'clock last night. gontucru Presitytermn General Asaisnuly-- An Impressive from tiie Northern Uhnrcli for the Adjustment ol li8Vreliees. LOUISVILLE, May 20, 1370.

In the Presbyterian General Assembly yesterday the bject of the most intense interest was the reception of delegates from the Northern Presbyterian Church, consisting of the E-jv. Dr. Backus, of Baltimore; the Dr. Van Dyke, of Brooklyn, and W. E.

Dodge, ot Sew York. They presented resolutions of that assembly expressive of fraternal and confidence, and followed them with remarks in which it was stated hat they came not to ask for reunion, lot to ask for Immediate correspondence, jut to ask. the appointment of a committee to meet a similar committee appointed uv the Northern AH- embly and confer respecting varied matters and ijuestioiis or jurisdiction aud properly rights be- ween the two assemblies, and secure, it possible, he adjustment of sill differences between the jodies on a basis rnat snail be just and honorable to all parries and woriliy of Christian men. While they were speaking cue breathless Interest nd the deep emotion formed a scene that will not forgotten. The kind words of (lie speakers n-i- eutly found lodgment in the hearts of those to whom 1 they were addressed.

WOMAN SUFFAGE. Northwestern Woman's Suffrage tiou--AnatliKr Constitutional AincudoienC Wanted, CBiCAGO, May 21, 1870. The Northwestern Woman's Suffrage Association has been session all day. During tlie morning session speeches were made by Giles B. Stebbins, of Detroit; Miss Re'jouca Motr, of Chicago; Miss Anthony, Miss Peckham, Miss Ballon, Judge Wait aud many others.

A constltu- tiou was presented and adopted and the following officers were elected under President--M. Hazette. Michigan. Vice Presidents--Robert J. Ingerso'i.

Illinois Lizzie Boynton, Indiana; Mrs. Fairchild, Wisconsin; Mary 3. Colbourn, Minnesota; Henry O'Conner, Iowa; Giles B. ikebblns. Michigan; Pncebe Cozzens, Missouri; and Minon Cole, Ohio.

Executive Committee--Colonel Fox, Judge Wait, Hon. George Julian, L. Peck- bam and Mips A. J. Chapln.

Recording Secretary- Mrs. Harriet Brooks. Corresponding Secretary--Mrs. J. W.

Looinis. Treasurer--Fernando Jones. The following resolution was disoussetl at tlie afternoon session and equal KTELUCESCE. EUROPEAN MARKETS. LONDON HONEY Way 26--5 M--Consols closed at for money and 9-ij; for the account.

American secarilies closed firmer and signer. United States five-twenty bonds. 18ii2, 18H5, old, SK; 1887, ten-forties. StooKs steadv. Brie Railway sliaroa, 19; Illinois Central, OJi; Atlantic and Great Western.

28. LIVERPOOL COTTON May 26--5 P. M--The market closed dull. Middling uplands, lOXd.ulO^d.; middling Orleans, lid. a il'id.

The sales of the day have been 10.000 bales, including 2,000 for export and speculation. L.ITKRPOOL BKEAD3TCFJFS IjlVEBPOOL, May as--5 P. 29s. 6d. per tinarter lor Ku- The market Is firm.

Wheat, 93. 8d. per cental for California white and ss. 2d. for No.

i red Western. LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET--LIVERPOOL, May 26--5 P. 58s. od. per cwt.

for Cumberland cut. Pork dull. Cheese, 72s. per cwt. for the beat grades of American fine.

LONDON PRODTJCK May active, both on spot and afloat. Sperm oil quiet, Calcutta linseed quiet at 61s. 3d. Linseed oil heavy at IDS. a per ton.

Turpentine iiriner at 80s. 9d. per ton. BAPTIST SUHDAY SCHOOL UNION. The Baptist Sunday School Dillon was convened at the Tabernacle Baptist church last evening.

The ninth annual report was read and adopted, and a one list of otllcers for the ensuing year was elected vtva voce. The principal speaker was the Rev. George F. Pentecost, who related one of the adventures of Haroii Munchausen, wntch seemed to Interest, hla hearers in the highest degree. He had attended the Sumlay School union at tho Academy of Muslo in Philadelphia, and felt It to be a pitiful thing that tlie Baptists conld not unite with other denominations without sacrificing cardinal nolnta of doctrine which all Baptists hold moat dear.

He compared tiie union societies of other denominations to a rat In a corncrlb--they looked mighty nice, mighty flue and mighty harmless, but they could not bo minted. The Sunday school was not tne nursery of tho church; that Idea waa exploded, and had no sense when addiosaed to Baptist ears. The treasurer's report showed the receipts for tne paat year 38, rnd tne expenditures 3X iay Preachers llecoEnized-- Oiuiosition to ijnioii with the NortUern Church. LOUISVILLE, Slay 26, 1870. In the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church this morning there was an animated discus- ion ou tlie question of appointing lay exhonern.

A etitioii had been received by tho Assembly to pro- Ibit the appointment. The committee appointed the question reported in favor of allowing lay xliorterp, wlucn report was adopted by rlie Assem- iy- The proposal of the Northern Presbyterian Asseni- ly. for a committee of conference to consult rcspecl- ug the settlement of tlio din'ercnccs that are iu liti- ation, is a tnemo of great importance. The Committee on foreign Correspondence were oi prepared to report to-day. Their report is the nier of tlie day lor ten o'clock to-morrow.

The addresses of Dr. Van Lvke and Mr. Dodge esterday made a profound impression and struck a ender cord in the breasts of a large number. The responded to lu the feelings many. Could the vote have been taken men tiie uestiou would have been settled atilrmatively by an verwhelmlng majority; but a number of leaders-- )dmey.

Palmer and others, who are bitterly opposed any response, that may eventually lead to union-re inaKiug efforts to counteract thu eli'ect of the peeclic.i ot tne delegation. Tilts evening tne First Presbyterian church was well filled, nj)oh ie 'jaSR-yeilof tlie reception of the foreign delegates. The Moderator of the assembly occupied tiie chair. The proceedings opened with prayer by Kev. Dr.

Thompson, of Xew York. The loliowiiig gentlemen were by Hie uavid Indies uurt Thomas Lowrv, of the Synod ot the Canada Prcsbjieruin Church," und Rev. John Edmund, D. and Kev. Jolm McLeod, J).

of the Synod of tiiu United Presbyterian Church In Great JJritain and Ireland. Addressee were delivered by me above named gentlemen, sifter wlucli the meeting adjourned. Tue United States steamer Nyaclr, at present employed the Paciac on the Darieo Survey, arrived at Panama ou tlie 14th of ifay, aud sailed again on the 16th for the Bayamo river. Her odlcers are: -Captain Lieutenant Commander T. H.

Eastman. Executive Officer-- Lieutenant Commander T. H. Beldea, H. R.

Baker, il. B. Field, vr. J. Jjooiw Masler-- E.

P. 6oa. First Assistant S. Greea. Assistant Paymaster--A.

J. Greor. Assistant. Surgen--T. B.

Lecoioptd. Captain's Cleric-- Thomas Dickinson. Chaplain John D. Bagless has been ordered de- tacned from thj Navy Yard at Hare Island. California, on the 1st of June, and placed on waiting orders.

Chuplala John S. Wallace is ordered to the Savy Yard at Mare Island on tlie 1st of July next. Third Assistant Engineer R. T. Bennett is detached from the Suugos aud placed on waiting order-: Second Assistant Engineer W.

H. Cilne 13 detached from tbe Miaatouomoa and granted sick leav. Schr Joseph, Shiaoer. New Saran for hcbr Win Durea, Crowell, Kasr Haves tor Neir Vorlc. othr Expedite, King, New Haven for gcur Nancy ilageu, Cook, New Haven for Elizabethoort.

Sc'Ji- Anaie Kllzabolb, Keanedy, Xew for KlizabetU- Sclir Wm Carroll, Dicken, New Haven for Kow Yorlc. bchr Prantlm Fierce, Hodgdoa, New Ilanin for Elizabethport. Olrcle, HtiUe, Connecticut River for New Vork. bclir Elia Jint, Adams, L'rWsPport for Weir Vottc. Talc, 'tue, Bridgeport for Jersey City.

an Tibbetts, Stamford for New Voric. rson, Fox, Stamford for New Stamford for Sevf York. hr Burton, Palmer, Slomrcrd for New York. Schr Metamora, Kates, Greenwich for New VorK. Schr Orion, Winter), Brookhaven for Hew Scbr Emerald, Casco, Saj Harbor for New YorK.

acbr II Brainard, Anderson, Greenport for New Yori. Mary Emma, Brown, Northoort for New Yori. Schr A Raynpr, HutcMngs, Oyster Bav for Steam yacbt Mmnehaha, p'ort Jefferson tor Kew York. BOUND EAST. Schr Williams, Kewbury.

Alexandria for Port Morris. frclir Brainard. Tribble, South Arabo? tor Mi-idle- Scbr A JDcming, Boardman, Amboy for Portland Sclir Sarah, Bernlee, I'rOclor, fort Jonoson tor Boston. bcnr J.as Uolfman, Sbropahile, Port Jobason for Hant'ord. Scbr Samuel Godwin, Waterbury, Elizabethport for Stamford, Scbr Emma.

Eilrabethpot't for Tauntrtn. Scbr Santa Maria, Harding. Elizabethport for Daareraooct, poudtr. Bojerj. EHzabctliport for Derby.

Scur II Fuller, Wallard. Portland. ScUr Hazard, Mayo, for Xew ijedtord, SchrThas Koadou for Providence. Scbr Franeis Letria, Taylor, Rondont for Providence. JiiiBbdeli.

EonioHt ro Schr BayieS, Arnold, Rondoui for Scbr Ontario, Barbef, BOBdoat for Providence. Scar Dr Wm JR Powers, Crosby, RorXotlt for yew Haren. Scar Duffleld, Rayaor, Soatiout for Boston Schr CiarS, Fowler, Eundoni for Boston. Schr "K' Te a )u i. fo jvi 1 SaraB, Eabcock, Hoboken for KSvr Harea.

I I oi Adjournment or the (iietiurnl C'oufcrcntri? the JlethodiBit Bpisuopa! Church MEKI'IIIS, May 28, ISTO. Tlie General Conference of tne Methodist, Episcopal Clmrcli South, after transacting a large a mount of business of no senerul importunee, adjourned sinetlte to-day. Just before adjourning Btsliop Andrews delivered IUH farewell a.tdresa. Owing to tlie Bisliup's extreme age it is not prububle that he will evormeot with tueui iijjain, Tho ISalHist Home Soiuety. Piin-ADHLrnu, May 26, 1870.

TUP celebration of the thirty-eighth anniversary of the Baptist Rome Mission Society took place to-day at the Broad and Arcli streets church. Dr. Backus road the annual report, after which the report ot delegates from the various counties set. form, In short speeches, the claims or the uospel in various flekls or missionary labor. Rev.

fi. 1'. Petui cost, York: Uev. A. E.

Mathers, of Michigan; llev. J. S. Scliotte, of Germany, ami Rev. Dr.

Cheeney, of California, Avere tiie principal speakers, Eev. Mr. Simmons, ol New York, secretary of tiie society, spoKe on- the subject, of colored schools in the South, am! said he desired to see a college there for the education of colored nersons for the minis-' tn The following resolution" was referred to a sp'ecial Wliereaa ia the judgment of ttiix lareelr representing the Baptist denomination in the I'aKccl Slates, it ia ex. tremely desirable to hapc the wort or educating colored Baptist preachers and teachers carried on through the agency of tome mission society, therefore Kesolred, That we nerebv unite in a uetttion to Congress to annui aad declare void the charter of the National Theological Institute and University, the WaylanJ Seminary, n-iw in successful operation, being capable oi' meeting all the necessities of the Bapttat tieuotnitiat ion in Washington, BoKton AnuiTeranrios--The Unitarian rival--American Tract Society. BOSTOX, May 28, ISTO.

The annual festival of the Unitarians In Music Hall this afternoon was, as usual, an enjoyable event, Mr. H. H. Coolidge presided. Rev.

James Freeman Clarke responded for the clergy and R. W. Morse. for the lally. Addresses were also made by the Rev.

Messrs. Bellows, Hall, TlUppen, McAuley, Sohemerhora and others. At an adjourned meeting of the American Tract Society to-day tlte resolution adopted yesterday dissolving the society was reconsidered by a vow of 69 lo 32, A proposition of Rev. Dr. Warren to reduce expenses and liquidate their liabilities with the assets and thus enable a continuation, was defeated, and anally tne recommendation of the executive committee to place tue affairs of the society In the hands of a special committee was adopted, and tbe chairman, S.

Tohey, was authorized to appoint a committee of fifteen to act in tfie matter. Maryland Protestant Bpiacopnl Convention. BALTIMORE, May 28,1870. In the annual Diocesan Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church to-day, a proposition to amend article a of tue constitution iJiakmg standing committees to consist of five clerical and three lay members, was discussed at length and was finally-lost. At tnree o'clock the Convention took a recess.

It ti itated on good Authority that a warrant was iasuftd yesterday for tho arrest or Maxwell P. Gadills, of Cliiclti. natl, on the ctmrto of conspiring with Colonel T. K. Roberta and J.

A. Kberhart to defraud the govormuont of rerenuo. The warrant Is basoil on an atlUarlt made by Hlcliard Rowe, who was ebior cleric of OaOdia while tlto latter was Aususnor of tb.4 Second Ohio diitrict. Almanac for Xew York-- TMa 3av. Suariaes 4 Hi Sunsets 721 Moou High water ere 3 20 03-4 OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OP JRi.J'i NEW YOKK a THE MOXTH3 OF MAV AN'U JrjN'E. Laravetta. Europa Neva-Ja Britannia City of Brookil'n India Union Colorado Iowa Hanorer MR' June 1... MET 23.... May 23....

Harre jjiS Broadwkj." 7 Bowline (Jreea Bremen IBS Broad st. fi9 Broadway Liveruool 15 Broadway Liverpool Broadwair. ulaBgoiv 7 Bowling Grpen Bremen TM Liverpool Brerr.ea Liverpool Glasgow. R8 Broad st. 15 BroaJwry.

7 Bowlln Green 63 Broad at. 7'Bon a. at. Villeae Havi Citj of Jime I Liverpool 15 Brondwav a 68Broad st. POST OF SEW BliY SG, ISTO.

CLEARED. Samaria. (Rr), Jlrirtyn, Liverpool via Queens- Stcnmnliii) Dremcn (SO), Lei3t, Breiuea via Southamp- ton--Oelrlcns Co. SteamBlilp Missouri, Uai-ana--Atlantic Mall steamship Co. Steamship Livingatou, ClieeseEian, Savannah--LivinT- aton.

Fox Co. Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Norfolk, CiU- 1'oint and Rica- nond--Old Dominion Steamsliln Co. Steamphip Hatteras. Latvrence, Korfolk--Old Ltominiun SteamshinniriEO.JohtMon. Porlhintl--J Ames.

Bark Czarina (urj. Nickels, OroiiHtadt--R Uac'i A- f'o Bark Laara StrecSer, Stettin--H 4 Met Kafie, Ccrk--Fnncli, KtU-c Co Brig Edwin Kowe. Cruse, Cip.nfuegos--J Khvc'l Jc Co Hopkins, Satiiia River. Co. Brig Nuevitas.

Trask, Salem--A Starbncfc. Schr John Randolph, 8t Pierre-- Wenlrerir. Ellallodsdon, Hodsdou, Demcrara--Ktiwin Kowo ScIirElIa Trefethen, EtnmonH, cham. Schr Corinnc Johnson, Harbor Island. Schr A Beiitley, -Bnnnrll Jacksonville--Benllev MIHer Thomas.

Schr Mvcrs, Elwood. Richmond--Vau Brunt SijiVht Schr Uonry Oibha, NCA- Bedford-Fereunun Wood. Scbr Lowell, Lane, Fall 1th er--(Jeo A Philips Cot- Acken, wtarnrorrl. Steamer UUpv, Davis. joned, PliiU lulplua.

Pnjne, rerrleK sJw York for'wcSfleet schr Smith, Baldivin. Kew York for Providence, tncbr Stephen Waterman, Chase, YorS fo Before. Schr Fountain, Beriaatl, Nea- lorit for Fall Rircr. SAILED. Steamships tamarta, Liverpool; Brpmea, Bremen- it LiTingstoa, savanaaii; and Hat- teraa, Ac.

Wind at samel ESE, fread. Shipping 1 The Inman steamship City of Paris, CapUia house, will sail from pier 45 North rtver to-morrow i.Satur- day), at 1 o'ciocfc PiT. for Queenatowa ond Liverpool. The Cnnard line stanmskip Batavia, Captain LcMessarier. will be despatched, from toe docks at Jersey City to-morrow (-Saturday), for Queenslown and Lirerpoiil.

Ihe North German Lloyd's steamship Main. Captain Von Oiereadorp, will sail from the foot of Third street, Hoboken, to-morrow (Saturuav), for Southampton and Bremen. The National line steamship Erin. Captain Bragg, will leave Korth river to-morrow (Saturday), at 3 PiL for Queenstown and LlverpooU The General Transatlantic Company's steamship Lafayette, CaDtafu Kouasan. will sail from pier 50 Nortu (Saturday), at 3 o'clock P.M, for Havre via Brest.

Tue Anchor line steamship Europa, Captain wiU oe despatched from pier 20 North rircr to-marroTT at 12 o'clock noon, for Glasgow. Messrs Mallorj Go's eteamshm Gulf 3tn-am. Captain SfcCreery, will leave pier 20 "East river to-morrow tSturdayj, at 3 o'clock. PM. for Key West and Galveston.

Messrs LMnsetoa, For Go's steamship Bienrille, Captain Baker, will sail from pier 35 North river io-morrow day, at a o'clock PM, for Now Orleans direct. Taa Merclianis' liae sicamahip Sherman, Crowell, sail from pier 12 North nrer to-morrow SaturJay), at 3 o'clock PM, for New Orleans direct. There arrived since last report from points on tiia Hudson the following; 1 and canal Br towbnat Ohio- Barges Austin, Gar Jner, A i a i a canai boats Thum-is Lynch, II Klrkpatnck, Gailuut Hero, Arme nlo, II Whitiocfc, Brooklyn, (J N'o 'A, By toirboat Ainerica-Earse 1 Stella, Pilgrim, EUon. DouglaB, Gt-n Jackson, Miiifr, Monterty; boats Lake, Thomas Curraa. JtiiiH.

Rotjinsoa, ,1 VT Lnmoreanz. lUnriue Oisusferx. Fjirp CAT.IFOHNTA, WttJcomb. at San Krancisco from was 42 tinys to the Equator tKe Athntic; from lat 14 cir.eripnced very light winds a-tid calms; ivas 52 days from tho Equa'or to lat 50 ihc Atlantte. and S3 4lav- Iheoce to same parallel iu the Puclflc: crossed she Knuator in tbc At- Uutic in Ion 87 oil' Cape Horn very bad shipped very lirary caa, which stove in tbe of tbe ronvard house, Ac the foresail, foretopmast atavaail and lyJeunj-, Hewitt, Bonton for Philadelphia: Finale A Bo(ley, Locke, Dresden for do; Richard Vaux, Wbltaker, Rich.

mond, Jle, for do; Hassle Marstoa, Msraton: Bath for do Feed Gray. LakemaD.lpswich for do; Mabol -Hall, Birllett. Kocklaud for do; May Munroei Uall, do for do; Joseph Isb, Turner, Thomaston for Bucksvlile. SC; Jainca Alcerdtce, Vflllcts, Boston for Georgetown, DC: Boiz. Kyder, Belfast rorKTork; Panthen, HQ1.

Newburyport for do: Northern Llglit, Plummer, Machlas for do; Lizzie, Ahen, VVnllinsfor do: Hardscrabble, Pales, Rockland for do; JLucrM Collins, Collins, Banger for do; Pavilllon. Reed, Calais tot Malt Haven; lay, Baker, Rondout for Salem; Paran, ClarS, Hobokeu for Rockport, Mass; steamerTallapoosa, Nesr York for Boston. Sailed--Brie schra Caspian, Mary A Eliza, Haa- nab Wlltets. St Elmo, Giraffe. Eugene.

Hall, A Dyer. li Holtray. Warrenion, Higsios, Fay, 3an Pearey. Slarcena Monsoo, Lebauab, Angeline, Cbaae, Only aoo, Alexandria. 25tli, Alt--Arrived, steamer Rescue, Cole.

XYorktor Laka schr Addie Stimpson, Stimpson, Philadeliihli for Salem. MOBILR, Mav 21-- Cleared, ships Progresa, Cousins, and A Campbell, Curling. Liverpool; brig Ruth (Brl, Curphey, NORFOLK, -Way Si-Armed, scSra Hopkins, Pradmore, NVork: Wm Allen, Grant, Georgetown for Providence. Sailed--Bark Tbor (Nor), Fiaecber, Liverpool. KEft'BURYPOKT, May 23--Sailed, scar Hiawatha, kee, Philadelphia.

24th--Arrived, schr Vicksbure, Hisglns, PhP-adelpbia. NEW BEDFORD. May 23-Saile3, scbr Mangutn, Chase. Yorlc. 2-lth--Arrived, scbrs Thomas Potter, Handr, Elizabethport: Sarah, Cobb, and HerrieS.

Baldwin, Philadelphia; David Floyd. Ciilford, ftondont. z5th--Arrived, schr Bead, Benson, Philadelphia- Soule, Albany; Laura Robinson, Ri a a binson, aa a WIHets, Cbwebro, MYorlc (and aachorcl on aceount of the fog). OUve, Parker. Havana; Hall.

NEWPORT, 24, 9 AJS-Arrired, brig OUve, fiangor for NYors; gchra Doa'pA Anna, Lucy A Orcu'L Hart. ToaiaBton for Virginia; Walter Coleman, Rockland for If Fork; Helen, Bearle, NORWICH, May schrs Chancellur, Brooks. EHzabetbport; Eva, Sherman, and.lexaa, Champiin, EOtt- dout. Ocean Wave, Smith, Eock'and for NEW LONDON, May SS-Amved. bark Roma op malntopmast staysail blew axvay entirely from ihc vard an a a split upper fore and main topsails, lower mlzeotop to Oelrlcus Co.

Had AURIVALS. REPORTED HY TUB UfclUAf.O ST2 tW r.KMCJ, Prcncli war fiU-amcr Captain Lfwrra. M-irtir- que.Udaya. Mounts 2ti-uri5, and lias a crew oi' oiK), a.11 Steamship Hermann NOf', Bremen Mar 11, and Havre 4th, xvlth mrtae ttnJ 9 15 piisseuRcr trong calpp, with very sen. Stuumsliip Aluaka, Oray.

Aspiatvall, May 18 indse passcnqt-rs, to 1'acitic Mail Steamship Co. 23d Ins', Ut 0 23, ion 74 38, passed ftearashin Henry ChaumiL'v. for Kteacnahip Petniioy, San Dominco CJtv SamaKaI9lh, and Pono I'lata ilst, with mdbe'autl to Spotioni, Titt-stou Co. amshjp Merceilita, turkey. Kcrnandina, with mdse jiDd to tliR Ptri(la itiliroad Co.

Steamship Uanc Hell, Bourne, KicQmona, Cilv 1'oinl un.i Sorfoltj mdaa und passengers, to the Old Uouiiniou SLenmslup Co. Ship AimosjiUi'iT (Er), Orani, Lirftrpnol. Auri! IS with ro.isc and 277 pas 3 to Tapseott Brua Co. Took the northern paasuce: fcrat purthaa heavr yalws, sea- ci-osseJ the liauus in laL44; has beea la davs ol' llieni with thick fog. Had 1 birth on, the paa.sage.

Isaac Webb, Mortimer, Liverpool, April IS. with indse ami pasHenners, to Marshall A Oo. nttteriv and thict fttgmodt of the Du.3sa£e; has becu il) days to ihu westward of the hanks. Bark Paaola. Lnthe--, LJimtill', daya.

with railway Irou to Chasw, TaJhol A Co. Bark FyJix Sleudelssolm (NO), Dfietjen. KottenlHin. davs, with indse, to Clias Luilii" jt Co- Had licht moat cf the passage; has been li davs ol' the Bauka with Ihici; fog. Bart Edw-ird Hill (Br, Kaddoct.

Cadiz, 34 days, wjih indse, to Jas Henry. Had ronch wsaiher, with heavr and ga'es; lost and split sails: had thick fog for the last 10 Kith iast, lat IS Ion 61 4i. apofee sclir i'vi'ola from for the Banks, Bark Ward, Fa.rk. Malanzas. 14 days, xvith au-ar to Ceballas, vessel to Ward A Co.

Sailed in company with the brig Lizzie BUUnga (Brl, for Bremen" was in company off Memory Rock May 16. Cape Ha.t- teras west miles, saw bark Andes, from Mataiuas for Portland, lias had 40 hoia-a fair vrind (luring the pasaace ilas been 5 days north of Hutteras, witb winds and squalls, Brig Harmony (Br), Cainanen, 1 days, ift McKj.y vessel to Tamaris Had moderite treatner. Erig OJiorne (Br), Sutherland, Glace Bar CB 12 days, with coal, to Had iifiht VV winda with thick foe, most of the passage. Sailed In company with Emma ives, for Kew York. fa Scbr George Washington of Boothbay), Pinkham, 12 tlaye, with t'nilt, to f.

Pearsall-- vessel to Had moderate tveather. Sailed in company with achr Kace Horse Schr Francis Satterly, Stetson, Cardenan, 15 days, with mo" lasses, tu order--vesae! 10 Jonas Smith Co. Had winds and calms the entire passage. Schr.) deacb, Dowdv, JacksoavilJe, IS days, with veliow pine, to master- Scar Couklin, JacfcsonvUIe, 9 days, for Albany, with lumber, to master. Schr Een, Jones, NVilmuigtou.

NO, with naval itores to Schr Kirk, Robinson, Schr SiiunysEtie, t'arfiOns, Virgiujji. Schr Turner, Camp. Virginia. Schr Binns, Hlnman, Virginia. Scbr Belle Hull, Driacoil, Virginia.

Schr Napoleon, Rulon, Virginia. Schr Denie Hastings, Tilton, Vlrginls- Schr Mary Jane, Leek, Virjiula. Schr Mttsellan, Hazelton. Virginia. Schr Sarah Ouinn, Lee.

Viretnio. ScUr Henry riccb, Bunnell, Alexandria. Schr Helen Mar, Mckcraou, Georgetown, DC, for Bosloa. Schr Eva Bell. Barrett, Georgetown, 00, for Boston.

Scbr Huddftll, Maloy, Georgetown, DC, for New Haren. Scbr Williams, Newbury, Georgetown, DC, for Morristown. Scbr A Arery, Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven, Fas-sert Through Holl Gnle BOUND 9OUTH. Steamship WaBisutta, Plab, New Bedford for NevrYork, wttb mdse and naBSencert.to Fercufton A Wooa. Brig Eiiz Iboiupsou, Dill, Mayaguez, Vit, via New Haren, for N'flw York, wHh sugar and to A A atrone.

Schr Geo Hoscra, Miller, Georges Bank for New Yort. with fish to Rogers A Co. Schr Cbristina, West, Georges Bank for New Yorfe. with flab to Crocker Healy. Schr Godfrey.

You eg, Bath for New York, with lea to Knickerbocker Ice Co. Schr American Chief, Snow, Roclcland, 6 days, for New Tort, with lime to Brown. Schr rterson, Jones. Machias, 8 days, for Nevr York. lumber to Simpson Cupp.

Scbr Manna, Kelly, Dennis for New- York Schr Robt Palmer, Purser, Rodeport for New Yorlc. Scbr Angelina VanCleaf, Ryder, Koclcport f6r Now York. Scbr I) Mancam, Ohaae, New Bedford for New York. Schr Taylor, Smith, Proridenco for Rondout. Schr GooJapeed, Dart, Providence for Kondotit.

Scbr A Blrdull, Holt, Prorldence for Philadelphia. Scbr Connecticut, SUpun, Stonlngton for EUwbethport, Eobr Geo tl Baldwin, Baker, New London for Now York. Schr Native, DcHart. New London for Rondout. Schr Ctarlasa Alton.

Hale. Norwich for Rondout. Schr Adella Deep River for Sing Slog. Scbr Sf gnal, Brftdley, Woodvilla for New York, Scbr Srah AteriU, Branford for Nevr York. Schr Hlnea, Nlckemon, Hartford for New York, Schr Webb, Smith, Hartford for New York.

Schr Henrietta, belsey, Hartford for New York. SchrSUtan I si an Jar, Nlckerson, New Haven tor New Sort. Schr Benedict, Ellin, New Haven for Philadelphia, Schr Lawdoa, llnll, Xcw Haven for Nftw York. ii Uulsc, New Hayea for Now York. upper a topb.i.i!s oue lower niamlonsaU und foresail: was 33 dava trorn the Equator to port, Snint ANN Tin BILL, Edxvnrda, from Knnttout for Fall River, with a cargo of coil, aiming a leak when ou' dtth, about 1 I'M 24th; started pump immcdiatcivand kept Kill on, when off J'ntfence island, aimat I AM iiflh, finit- we could not keep her afloat much lonprr, run her ashore ou the north Pide of the isiann, where she lies fnii or water.

Srearotus Charlotte Inabclla is colni; down to hti-oul and tow her lo tall River. Soun RirjiAr.i. VAU.V, from Richmond. Me. for Philadc.phia, oeiore rflported In rulliaioa off Chatham, arrival at Holmes 1 Hole 24th, with bulwarks stove.

QnUlan, for New Vork. train la- was at Little Harbor iothlnst, leaky. LoN'uny. Mar ship from po-t for lost her rudder gear, and pnt back. She ts b.itllc niisceilniicons.

1'aracr Waiter Prlcn, oi the Tybcs, fioni Do- minyo Clly. has otii 1 thanks for attentions, Cape Town. CGH; brig Nathaniel Stevens. Sattndera, Roa- tiout for Salem; schr John Price, Nickerson. Elizabethporl fo? Boston.

NEW HA VEX, May 24-- Arrived, brigs Towner, Rice. Mayaguez, PR; JJ Wrleht, and Elrza, Thompson. Dili. Porto Rico; schr Mauaa-oa Coltert, do. 25th-- Cleared, brijz A Armstrong.

Wright. Porto Rico achra Julta Barkelew, Etbridge, Baltimore NelUe Benedict, do. PHILADELPHIA, Providence (Br, Newcastle, achrg if Pratt. Keadncfc, Windsor. ff Meany, Lewis; Annie Russell, Millet', attd IV Oillum, Me- haiTev, ponland: Willard, Parsons, do; Cohasset.

Gibbs Collyer, Tavlor. Providence; Aid, Smith, Fan River; Ocean "VVve, Brvant, Gloucester. Cleared-- Brigs Fancy. 'Turner, Barbados; Ernestine. Knight, Matanzas; Jaa Baker, Pbelau, Cardenas Tniman, New Bedford; Percy, McDeritt, McDcvitt, Noack: Sopfiia.

Wilson, Jf'wen Boston Agnes Repplier, McPadden, Mvalic; Wm Wilson. Ject- kins, Salem Smith, Phillips, Taunton; BarCete. Harris, and A Pharo. Smith, Providence; Hubbard. SclEaate: Editb May, Hisaias, Wellfleet; Agnes Chester, New Bedford- 25th-- Arrived, bark Agnes Frater (Br), Camsroo, zas: brips Black DsckcBr), ElHa.

Sasaa; Ortolan, Leemaa, NYork accrs John i'erry, Kelly, 'New Bedford Transit, Kacketi, Gloucester; Key, and Cabinet. StcveaB, Newport Kurmonta. Hart, Deer Island; White Swan, Collins, and A Hoffman, Hoffman, NYork: Buckeye, Shropshire, Salcto: Emma Fox, Nantncket. bark Marianna. I (Port), from Lisbon, and one oari unknown.

25tb-- Arrived, scbr A Barman, St John, NB- POKTLAND. Taylor. Boston scfsr Smitfi, Baker, Norfolk. Cleared--Schrg Gaiota, Lowell, Srocfclva, NY; Martha Maria. Dean, and Star.

CrowelU 25ta-- Arrived, schr Geo McFarfandl, BsltE- taore. SSib-- Arrived, farig Isabel. Tabbut. schrs En-ilr, Harris, Eobokea for Yarmc-ath I Ocean Belle, Ponce. Cleared-- Bark Rachel, Norton, MatanzssftrisHS Btshop, Webber.

CnrJcnas. 20-Arrived, schra Marts, Marts, Georgetown, Maria Foss, fioyt, PortJoha- PROTTDENCE. -Mav24-Arrived, scbrg ITnioa flar, Ma- lonev, Darlon, Weaver, Georgetowir, 5 A J5abcoqk, Smith, Alexandria: Sea NVmph Conleyv do White Foam, iiiUifcen, Baltiaiore; JInru- 3ianklu, Tyler, do: John. Warren. McGar, Elizabethpnrt Elizabeth B.

do; Fakir. Hewitt, do Jonn Spalford, Hawkes, Rcntout; PenniBtm. Allen, do 7 Ann EHzm do; 3Toe, Kail. Ben Strong Brown, Hoboken; VerantJa. Pond, Yorlc: Henry A Taber.

Bowman, do: Wm 3 Carter, Rondout Emperor. Dewing. Hoboken. Sailed-- Schrs Sarah Smith. Banks.

Philadelphia it Carlisle, Potter, do: John b. Gould, IFusler, Albany; 'Watchful, Revnolds, NYork Wood, Kpl5ey do- 2ath--Arrirsd. sclira Addle Wa'ton. Rich, Georcetown. DO; Mary Np.tt, Farker.

Daniel Webster, Fackcr. BRrfc Argcan, Crosby. Philadelphia; bn's -T Drisco. Haskcll, XYork: scnrs" HIce; A ft Ppase, Raynor, and Karcon le Ajufra. STcBndc.

PhHadel- phia; Marcia 3 Lew-is. Lewis. Baltimore; Helen "Wright, Fislier, Hohoken Poinfir, Mills, and Seaport, Telsor. Jfew York sloopa Harvest, Corwla, and Jimperor, Dewlap, dn. PAWTUCKET, Mar 24-ArrIvcd, schra Foster, Sheffield.

Elizabeth-port; tforiron, Newman. Rondout. FRANCISCO, May bark Powhattia. Bljickstonc, Bellmjjhani Bay; brig Hermlne Ca! Arrived, bark Jas Hannell (Brl, Gibson, Newcastle, Sailed-ShipK Globe, and Vancouver, Quacratotvn. SAVANNAH, JTay 2G-- CIparecl, Btaamsbiii Ueu Barnes, ay 24-- Arrived, achr Charles, Roderick, NYork.

SOMER3ET. STONIXGTON, May SS-Arrived, Bchrs Wfeirton, Ron- Ball Baltimore: Ferine, SheDield, Rondout for Somerset; Angler. Bcssc. Hobokcn for Warren; Miyo. NYork for Orleans, Maas; Salmon Washbitra, Staples, tio for Taua- ton.

WILMINGTON, NO, Iay Sg--Arrivetl, staamahrp Rasiila- HOLE May H4-Arrived, b-rfc trowssa (3rr, Hihbert, Terra Uova. May 23 -Sailed, schr 51 Taylor, Fowler. NYork. May 24-- Arrived, echr Angler, Bfease, Hobofcen. JDIed.

tlio residence of his fntlier-ia-Iaw, Nouli A. Cliikly, 315 West Thirty-tliirrl ort Thursjiuy morning, Mar 27, CEEAULES G. WECTCE, in the 38tli year of tits Notice of Ihc funeral hereafter. Other DeatJis See Eightti Sai'e-1 from Ocean. Bedford -5th.

bai'k Alfred Gibba, ll, I'rom I'or ea home in July. Spoken, Snip Royers, iVuui Liverpool for Bidiimore, 24, a 4 0 5 Ion 71. Rnrk A Rit.t May 11. lu; id Foreign Porm. AN.UEH, Marnh bv, (Jreat Adrnlr.V Manilti lor XYorfc; ff, Sooloo 3 HutcIiinBoa.

I'ntni Boston ror Uy A-- Arrived. Mystic. llopnman London (and loth for Orevtowni; 6Ui, Jcaisie Rhvnas. Boston (itud sailed 18th for 1 12th, schr Emma Laiv, (JiU'ord, Andreas sailed 15th to return). AKA.CO May 13-- lu yoi't schrs McKown.

and Israfcl Snow. HAVANA, May 26--. Uriveci, Cohunbia, Van Sice. NYoik. May Arrircd, steamship aermoov Graham.

Quebec a Hi. PAPA.NR, U-- barks Auburn (Bri, Jamps Krynen, ly. A A Mayli? Amve'l, steamship Montana, Parser San Francisco. Satled 10th, Costa Ricn. Dow.

Centra! America; 12th. Colorado, Farnsworih, San R.vN-iOO', April 5-- Tn port ships AIDUIR. Hincilev, for Europe; Oncida, McfSilrttry, and Memmac, for da; bnrfcs Hudson, Vjiufihaii; nntlliawreaiiC, Howes, fordo. Srsr-iPORK, AprUia-riajied, bark LaUv Turner (8r- Vincant, yYork. In port- I2ih, ships Uumhokit, Keliev, f-T Uoston, Ae- Ces (Br) Tiadiile, I'oi- do do; barks Carl A Augusta iN'O).

for NVurk, iio; Clifton (Brl, for do do; "rofftiiaor Savin- gar (Dutch for do. do Asphodel, Norton, for Swatow SAIOOX. March 21-- shin Nit pint, Moct. Hone Kong. ST JOHN'.

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ISSUOH Tins Day the- Scuas- nier styles of HATS'at US Nassau street: All the latest Styles of Summer Hixts nE pooiiliir prtceaj at TERRY'S, IU Union-square; StJ-lisU aud Klccnnc Kat Ko to corner of Aan is a Free Country, and If People like to hair coloring compositions full of dirt uwy havrt a. rifcht to do so: but reason that Tvhea A- LOX'S VITALIA. OR SALVATION FOtt.THE A pelhicirl, sweet and pleasant--can be obtained at everv. drag store. UODC but the usretir.e.1 use any other.

Most Pcrfertiy ana elegant Hat of the 1IEBBERD A Eroactwuy, Styles und HniM, in vs.rletv, at popular prices. BO'BKE, 128 Fulton sircat. J'or i-'ramnsco: Cnnra.d Alexander, not yetdisg; tclirs Korea King, Tultle, do do; Sarah liciTiil, Uo do. American I'arrs. BOSTON, May bark Julia (Br lt Hardy, Manzanllta: schrs .1 Trafton.

TAlpay, Alexandria; fiao II Ben' Sniitli, and Sabcock, dmjth, DO; (trace; Stephen Morris, Seaman; Rachel Seaman, Seaman; Holmes. Siubbs: A Tike. Gove, and Owen Hinds Me- Kenxle, Houoteo; White Sea, Toylor, NYori. Sailed--Sieamshipa Aries, and Ceniipaile; bari: Ariaitr Kinsman. SSth--Arrived, steamship N'oreus, Hearse, NVorfc.

BALTIMORE. May 25-Cieared, Sarks Huge, Rio Janeiro; Paladiu (Arc), Brown, Montevideo and Bucmi.i Roberts, West Indies; Fallsdo (Br), Dyer, Cardenas; schr Auvater, Parser, N'cvv vea. SailRd--Barte Geres, Italia, BAXGOK. May 33--Arrived, Thorndtke, RoacSoiU: James Bliss. Hatch, Cleared--Brig fleoree Dale, Tierce.

May 26--Arrived, bark Village C.ir- diflf. Sailed-Brigs Morris, Con- Bav, CB; Kcr.nrbec, Ftfr- aandlna; Dana, Georgetown, SC; schrsjMana Eilo. t'rov- idenec; Sabine. for a Northern port; (Jettyibarc, PUilaJel- phla. FALL RIVER, May 21--Arrirsd, scbr Sunbeam.

BuaSar, Alexandria. 24tU--Arrived, achr Daniel Browu. Osorgetown. DC, 2ath-Arrived, scnrs Frank Coltoa, Ro'olnson, Gftlveston; Paniel Brown, GrinnclK tieorcfttowu, DC; Richard Boriien, Borden. and Mary KllzmbeUi.

Bordca, Elisabethport. OALVESTOw, ilay in--Clenied, acar Pioneer, Bearee, Boston. Cleared 18th, achr David Tonmaend, Fall RlFer. 25tb--Arnved, steamship Cole, NYork. GEORGETOWN.

DO, May So-Cleared, achr Hallooft. Hallock, New London. 26tQ--Cleared, Klin A Lyon, Lyon, NVorK; Holmes, Holmes; Kroddie Porter, Small, nnd SbyiarS, Chane. Providence; Cumminger, Vickera, rail River; Btckmore, Barton. Boston.

HOLMES' HOLE, May 23, PM--Arrived, brig Lizabel. Tabbutt, Havana lor Portland; nchrs Wild Hunter Kr, HutDeld, Wentworth, XS, for NVorfc; Caipia-n, Thompson, Iusquasli, MB, for do; Albert, Kent, Kftstpori for "do; Connecticut, well, Mftchlag for do; Mary Eliza, Aylevard, CaUla fordo; St Elmo, Davis, Portlund for do; Hannah Wiliotii, Boiilt, Boston for do; Higcins, LeUnd, Franklin for Clalr Kdwards, IreUud. ami Amelia, Cole, Boston for Vbihi- delphla. 2-ltti, Air--Arrived, schra Wm McOobb, Arey, for Belfast; Idella Smalt, Robbtns, do for Gloucester; Bramasll, Hamilton, Portland for NYork; Oen PeavoVi Armslrons, Whillnjr for do; Marcena Monaon, Dayton, Boeton for do; Annie Martin. Weeks, do for Georgetown, DC; Van Duaen.

Young, and Anu Cannon, Cobb, do for Philadlat- phla. Sailed--Schrtldella Small, Armenia, Van DUBCD. PM--Arrived, brigs Kudorus, Haskell, Ph'ladclphla for Salem; Kathanlel Stevens, Saundeni, Rondo it for do; nchra GeorgettaLawrence, HoLiltison, Charleston for Boston; Cliaie. Collins, NVork for Rancor; Alexandria, Palkenham, do for Boston; Pylliou, Hale, for do; Only Sou, Eastman, do for Qanilrxer; Sasjuaa, Wnk, (nidKiat CHsfadoro's ITarevnJled Knar and afiplied at his wig itnd scalp factory, Wo. 6 Aator HCII.I^, Diamond, WatcSaes and Jewelry selling a-i reduced prices.

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