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THE YACHTING SEASON. Vessels of the New York Yacht Squadron at New London. Preparations for the Approachj lug Regatta. Improving and Refilling of (fie Various Yachts. Her Description, Appearance, Ac.

Ac. Our Loadon Comapandrare. Naw Los May 2A, I860. Fb-etwing, Ilaie, Magic, Rambler, I'hantcm, Cabjpro and Jjt ecripium, Appearance and Improvements, Ac. The several yachts belonging to the New York Squadron that have been Lore throughout the winter are faat preparing to take part in the approaching regatta.

New Ixudon is considered by the yachting fraternity as perhaps the best bybernating quarters of any along the coast, the yachts are not subject to the depredations of river thieves, and the worms, if there be any, do not eat into the wood. In the last as well as preceding winters a large nnniber of yachts have laid up here. Some have already left for New York, Newport, repairs one or two are not yet completed, and the remainder only await a favorable wind to be off and away. Of these latter are the Fteetwing, Haze, Sylvia and Rambler. Commodore McVickar's Magic, which has laid up for sumo time, left yesterday.

The Phantom and Calypso are not yet ready to start. ruerrwTso. The Fleet wing owned by-Mr. George A. Osgood, a son.

In law of Comtaodoro Vnuderbilt, bos been here since Inn November, during the interim between which t'tne aud the present she has undergone a complete overhauling. Her ir.nsls and spars have been scraped, her deck puttied, and what -will certainly prove the greatest ad vantage to her, she has had a completely now set of aula The Flcetwing intends taking part In the regatta. She is two hundred and twelve tons burden and is a keel boat; length on deck one hundred and sis feet, beam twenty-four feet, depth ot hold ten feet The arrangement of her saloon and state rooms Is tasteful and costly In the extreme. She is certainly one ef tho fastest yachts in the squadron, and has on occasions distinguished herself as having good sea going qualitiog. is quite a now vessel, and was built by Joseph Van Iteusen, the well known builder of tne Alarm uud other yachts that have made their niark during the past seasons.

She is prettily modelled wnd is graceful in every particular. iuzx. The Hate, owned by J. Van Schaick and J. Devlin, Is well and favorably known in yachting circles.

She is of one hnndr ed and five tons burden, and is a keel boat, drawing ten feet of water. She is very prettily modelled, aid is calculated to stand rough weather well. The Hume belongs to the smaller class ot yachts, of which now there are so few constructed. She was built by the celebrated tleorge Steers, whose reputation In conauction with the yacht America and other boats Is so widely known, for Mr. Duncan, of New York, and sold by him to Moses n.

(Irinneil, out of whose hands she passed into those of her present owners. Hor saloon is fitted up in tho neatcai manner, several minor improvements having been made during herstay here, and, baring been painted throughout, her appearance is all that tan be desired. ky1.via. The Sylvia has also been newly fitted up, and there is talk her performing wonders in sailing durtug tbo coming season. Although still in winter quarters, there is oonaiderablo jealousy among the various captains ss to the merits of their boats, and all are anxious for an early firial of speed.

The Sylvia is a centre board, which gives ber as advantage in ordinary weather, but hardly otherwise: She is about one hundred and nine tons burden, ami is owned by Mr. E. Ilodge. The Sylvia has been built some time, and has proved herself as good a sailer as she is a pretty yacht. She formerly belonged to Mr.

H. J. Stebbins, the present owner of the Phantom, after which boat sho Is modelled, and it may be remembered that she once woul to Europe as sue conieaiani in a race. X01C. Tlie Mafic, formerly the Madgie, in one of the prettiest Modelled schooner yuchlk in the Now York Yacht Squadten.

Bhe wu formerly owned by K. T. and passed from his bands tato those of ber present owner, Mr. XcVlckar, Commodore ol the New York ht Squadron. Her build is the Ramc ax that of the Josephine; xbe Is a eentro board, and has on not a few occasions displayed her superior sailing qualities, last year besting the Josephine in a race that created no small excitement In yachting circles.

While here she hat been repainted, eeraped and otherwise improved. cam KM The Rambler, owned hy Messrs Fearing, Skiddy Candy, of the New York Yacht flub, of one hundred and forty nine burden, and modelled alter the Alarm 4th" Is schooner rigged, and has very long spare. l-eugth, ninety four foot; breadth, twenty one feet, depth, ten feet, and built of oak, bacmalack and locust From the excellence of her model, as well as the care taken in tier construction, it was argued that would fee one of the fleetest yachts in the New York Yacht Jq isdrnn; hut through some cause or other she has not quite up to the of Iter owners, r-tie is lilted out in a style of ihe greatest magnificence, end while here hu with the rust uudergoue a complete overhauling. marrow The centre board boat and constructed on the same model as the hauled up and undergmng repairs, which, however, will soon he rompleted. She Is one huudrod and titty tons, length ef keel ninety-two feci, and Is owned hy H.

B. Hiebbinn Very little known of her sailing qualities. as she wap oulv bu.lt summer; but, if ready in time, ktr ownr In determined to enter her in the approaching regatta. She la lietng painted a deep mariKin, the former tolor of the My I via, which lately owned by Mr and dltpoaed of by him to her present pro poMora. cairrso.

The Calypso, though entailer, Is very similar in balll to the I'haotom Kor reason or other alie baa been found to null hut very poorly, and is now hauled up and being ihoroughly put to rights. Her antra board baa been found to altogeth too limber, bending like aveu In an ordinary aea, Tbla is aougbt to be improred by strengthening it with Iron banda Mho is oue hundred and seven tons; Is owomI by J. H. Bar lie, former owner of ihe Mai lory. It was hoped that ahe would be ready fur the regalia, and the workman am plying tlinir tools as laai as possible in orilar te have Iter at New York In time.

Hirtosnri i.a. Doting the coming soaaun there will be a fresh a rint for oceanle honors, a new rival with the ehauip on of the squadron. The magnificent yacht 14 ro idelle, Ihe property of Senator Bradford, Is lying at Mystic, short dtstanoa (rum New l.oudon an ta faist apprise lung completion, and It Is understood bar fortunate owner matching her scleral be the ctpirafion of the season No expense has to cpi.red to make her second none, both as rcgard' lanodell.tig and tilting up, and It Is but Ji st to say Iter 'liar's hopes bfS fair to be realised. The keel of .1 lUrondelle was laid at Mystic late in January las', she was on the 1st and will lie completed by ost the JOtti proximo, when. It Is understood.

she Will To to Newport. The materials of ber construction are, fraiue white oak and liacrrunaok. deck Iratue t' tlvw pine she roppur fastened throughout I model is rery hale'-nTie and unlike mat of any yacht in the squadron Ala flrat glance she somewhat like tl" 1'aliie or Jo-cph ne, but er inspection prove to dtfter materially from it'll of host" Het lines are verv ay inmetr oal, sho prunitswe to oomblri" real sin ytb'wltli an "dlagly graceful ild a keel boat, drawing i oe uud a Im'f iart of iiey, ot u.f>& tens and Very heavily d. dttncmiiona ate ae off all )W feci h.tw rn ink i fe? Is'am Ji i 10 -J Is tig liars in na'er I bowanrlt, ant 1 Tl a i i.r.ak turni ng forward of t. dark l.vd.

forkful II M. two wvll loniiNuw, Kr an- nil wuh I i.r wallow Milter ilr of eompanion wtneli of mating ntiy nod -mall Th? w. i. nmeied of ground with i MtMMi in 'orner and af a anehorto the il-olf wwcuwa" luted in a a' R'Mi and rarjtwied with Hran a ana lb" tlialrw, with I fill, if, Ilia I. ing Utl Inn in mat li.rl?*k?r? rtwowo.nl nmiMnl in iter frama an oil painting of marine naturt.

while br n.ed on npjr i r.anmg apareA, flint fly opp.mll* door of toil innif it inilnmwi I li. kt flreplat of wlnio iwarfeia, la a eonip. or radar. an lip woadx and on of a a mirror and lork, botb of aurmonnllng i irrtvar bonkcaaa na piata lock all of highly poiwhad and of a br Jaffa akf'Uhl Jk seven feel eleven inches four fast inches, an also hy an elegant chandelier with lust res. of saloon am nUitx rooms, (wo on either Hide.

Those on (he starboard aide, one of which is lilted up specialty fur Uta owner, are ten feel square thoee on (be aia fuel six mchen by tea feet. Eneb la with a highly roeewood bedstead, ward lobe, bureau, 4c. The doors are curtained with heavy blue Cabinet and the carped match that lathe saloon. Forwaid of these are the cap'ain'a and mates' each handsomely tiled up, and on the opposite side a bath room and ico house, 1 oh led by a skylght mi feet six Ini-hea by five teet, running between the state rooms to the kitchen, which measures ten feel by seventeen foot, and is fitted up with all the utensils neceMtry for cooking, and it, ton, Is lighted hy a large ekvlight. The forecastle eighteen feel by Neventnen feet, in which ar the stewards' room and hammocks for eight incn, the proposed erew.

not counting I ho olUcere. This comprises the description of the principal features of L'Hirondelle. She is furnished with four galvanised iron water tanks under the saloon floor, capab'e of containing twenty-two hundred gallons The saloon Is fitted up for the accommodation of sixteen gue-ta Altogether ia one of the lin- st yachts that baa been built in American waters, and her tirut appearance on the yacht ng grounds will be looked forward to with interest by all the of aquatic porta. HO FOR MW YORK Torbtiug life in winter ia idndly dull, and laying np at New is certainly anything hut conducive exuberant spirits. With feelings, ilien, of no email pleasure do the captains and crews of those yachts look to llio approach of the exciting yachting season.

They arc all, or nearly all, ready to be off; ai the irate captains storm at the weather that will not permit them to be olT. Everything is in readiness to start at a moment's notice if kind would but give a good puff iu the riahl direction Iron) Ills capacious lungs, and provided always that Neptune would not too much wrinkle up bis placid brow ol ocean. This done, and in a few days New will be yachtless, and then a "wet sheet and a flowing sail," the Horseshoe and happiness. ANOTHER HEAVY EMBEZZLEMENT. Forty Tkontaml lit Money.

way and Other Bonds of the Alleged Offender, Ac, Some weeks since Mr. William E. A Mackintosh, a member of banking firm of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman appeared before Justice Howling, at the Tombs Police Court, and preferred a complaint against him with having at different times, during the year 1804, embezzled government and other bonds amounting in the aggregate to forty thousand dollars and upwards, and appropriating the same to hie own use, without the knowledge or consent of his employers. About six months ago Colin left the service of the bankers, some time after which the alleged embezzlements were discovered.

On the deposition ol' Mr. Mackintosh the magistrate issued a warrant for the apprehension of the party accused and pigcod it in the hands of Captain Jourdan for execution. After a diligent and protracted search, Utptaln Jourdan yesterday succeeded in arresting the delinquent dork. It is stated that since leaving the complainant's employ the prisoner has been travelling abroad and living in a very extravagant manner on the money which ko feloniously obtained from the bankers. Subjoined will be found a copy of tbe affidavit made before Judge Dowling by the William E.

A. Mackintosh, of said city, being duly sworn, says that he is one of tbe surviving parties of the firm or copartnership of Duncan, Sherman A of the city of New York, bankers, which Arm or copartnership was composed of Wm. Butler Duncan, David Duncan, this deponent, and Watts Sherman, now deceased; deponent further sava that during the year 1804 and prior thereto Louis Colin was in the employ of said Arm or coiwrtnership in the capacity of clerk, and as such clerk had the custody of the box ofsa copartnership in which were contained valuable securities and effects deposited with said co-partnership by persona travelling or otherwise having need of funds in foreign countries, and which securities were held by said copartnership as collateral security for credits issued by said copartnership in favor of or upon the application of such persons, such valuable securities consisting in part of United states bonds and Treasury notes, State bonds of railway and other corporations, which were payable to bearer. Deponent further saya that at different times daring the said year 1804, the precise date being unknown to deponent, the said Louis A. Colin then being tho clerk or said Arm or copartnership as aforesaid, did, without the assent of his employers, take from said box divers of the said valuable securities and effects therein contained, with the intent to embezzle and convert tbe same to his own use, and especially the following described valuable securities and effects; that is to say, twenty-eight thousand dollars of United Slates six per cent coupon bonds, commonly known as live-twenty bonds; three thousand even hundred and forty dollars of United States Treasury notes; ten thousand dollars of bonds of the Lake Brie.

Wabash and St. Railroad Company, and one California State bond for one thousand dollars, said securities in the aggregate exceeding in value the sum of forty thousand dollars; the said securities taken as aforesaid belonging to customers of and dealers with the said copartnership, and the said copartnership having a lien thereon as security for advances under letters of credit, granted, as aforesaid, to the owners; and deponent further says that the said Louis A. Colin having taken the said securities in the manner and with the intent aforesaid, did at divers dates in said year 1864, the precise dates being unknown to deponent, at the city of New York, embessle and convert the said securities to his own use and without the assent or knowledge of his said employers, by depositing the same with brokers, bankers and other persons, as security tor transactions undertaken by said Colin with or through snch bankers, brokers or persons, for the individual account of him the said Colin. Colin, who Is thirty-five years of age and a native of Prussia, was taken before Justice Dowling and committed to the Tombs for examination in default of (40,000 hail. None of the minding money or bonds have been recovered THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

Applications to the Board ot Appeals? Another Bateh or "Rejected Addresses." The Board of Appeals met yesterday to hear applies Hons from those liquor dealers whose cases bare been reacrved until now. The tioard room wan crowded, and tome of the comments of those present upon the reports of the police captains and Kennedy, and the of Mr. Acton, were not particularly complimentary. The following are those cases in which any noticeable features are apparent. Some licenses were given without any remarks, the baring cv ideutly been decided upon previously.

roenru mutwr. Abraham Raumann, 14 Rose street, who hed hneu sd vliiod to his liquor store and grocery, was reported as having done and hia license was granted. F.rnM Meyers. 04 Catherine street, grocer A lirense was granted to sell by the package, bnt when appl cant was Informed that it would cost him two hundred and fifty dollars, he withdrew, much disgusted. Christopher Ooctier, 'JCW Wllllan.

street. Formerly kept a grocery, but bad turned it into an eating License granted. Henry No i Henry street, having partitioned ott his grocery npplirnnt was vrn a license. Hednerenmp. IB Oliver street License gmntod, grocery helug partitioned off Henry Hutt.

N4 Roosevelt street. The captain repotted that since the uew law hadtseo in force applicant house Had Improved. Mr. Kennedy couldn't see It. and referred to the Biblical axiom of the of a leopard (bangiug his spots.

Captain Tlmrne 'aid applicant bad got rid of the thieves and loafers who used to hang about the place Mr. Kennedy asked how oft an applicant bad been arrested aptain to my knowledge. be has thieves up to ine. Mr. Kei nedy referred to the captain's report.

In which It was slated ilist the applicant had been arrested sev. oral timea Interfering with the p.iltee. He told the capiain 111 ut If this were true ho had no business to deny It; it It were not true he bad no business to state It. The obvious force of this remark startled the raplain, alio said he thought Ihe applicant a fitting person to a ltccnae. Mr A' ton heat judfer of that.

The care in recurred. John William "treat Applicant waa told to part 11Ion off grocery, but Linen't done It. ccn.w mfmed. Henry Mullrr. No.

1 o.l i liatliam tract Applicant nai to keep a concert aaloon, hill baa now dlcpeueed with It, and reran ed hl? lloenxe lYrdmand Ihreclthoea. No. Caiharlot allp. corner ol Water t'nptaln Thome nhoul to make hla report whan Mr Kennedy, looking at lift. eidd.

111 uacd to keep a hnWO of proatltmino Mr Acton aaid be could not hare a llcanar The captain dated that waa the man who gave him dollaia In the alreet to halp him to Ret a Itccn-e. He wanted the man have the money hark, but Mr. At ton deeded that It ahoubl ffo to the police fund John Morrtaaey (not the renowned), of No. 28 Jacob 'treat, tiavinr altered hla premiaea according to order, rei ad hla licen-e I nine latia No IIP Rooaeratt waa refuaed a lleeuaa baiaeae hla place waa frequented by drunken arunien There acre a many from other pre. clmta.

hut their awe pre-rtiled no fcaturee of Im portanre Titn nraiwntaa thr orrtrit ttp thr Tba numlwr of upplicationa flier! at the office yeater day wae alaty, wltlcb awella the Ay-ftrcgate mmher of I hue far to Ave thctiaend right hundred and ten. A a nai nnmlter of licetiaea yrfffited yet remain 'meatled for preheMff that within tba the erietiing week an order wtU be laaiied to rkwe liquor alore. aa hare not made application ror lieenae Uqunr dealera will ttietefbre do wall to a without further dalay, in enter to the inevitable anapenelon of their buataew, which cano of auch irplaal on ihetr perl There are. rt te entmeted, three thouaaad peraona engaged la the traffic who haare aa yat made ao effort to ohtdtn a lieenae The to'al roetpto of Treaaurer Mae lane, far nf fwt-fffay erentat. are eoerly thou'aad doilara NEW YORK HERALD, 5 THE FASHIONS.

A Fashionable Female Neon at Claesiileatlon, Tarnoot, Companion and and Spirited Assertion of the Rights of Her nothing and Nothing to Bonnets, Daces, Gloves and Pelerines An Attractive New Waist Belt, dfe. OUR PARIS SPECIAL (FASHIONS) CORHRSPONPENCE. Paris, May I860. I concluded my last letter with a promise to explain what is meant by the etui wytterieuu, and as I always make a point or keeping my promises, especially where anything mysterious or secret is concerned, I am more than nsaally anxious to unburthen my heart of it. On seeoudary consideration, however, the top of a letter may be rather a conspicuous place for a mystorv.

There are many who only cast a glance over the first few lines of an article, and who on finding It to be a description of the last fashions throw the paper down with a look of withering contempt. It is not fair that such high minded people should be initiated iuco quite a new science, which those only who are persevering and conscientious readers hare a rieht to acquire. I shall therefore keep it for the honne bouehe. In the mean time there is ample matter of information without the etui. We can enliven ourselves first with a capital bit of comedy taken from real llfeaud of which I was fortunate enough to be a spectator at the Ixmgchamps races.

I said it was comedy; so let my readers fancy the following most elegant barouche and two high-stepping grays brought up to the outer railings of the ''weighing stand," a eirole from the Hiside of which those members of female society whose morals are not considered satisfactory are henceforth to be excluded. From the front of the barouche, with a weed in his mouth and the nndeniable look of a "lion," first Jumps the master, and secondly, witli his assistance, notaialy; that is evident at one ono of those well-dressed heroines by the side of whom the fastest of llabille's beauties would compare favorably. Let it not be Imagined that she was one to be met with every day, a pa is ted doll; no, she was the JLne ileur of her elegant, graceful; a lovely vision with a black soul, perhaps, but decidedly the queen of all she surveyed. A woman. In one word, who, with a pistol in hand, would not miss a man if he ever said "nay" to an application for money.

Still, so bewltebing, so fair; something between a lamb and a the latter, with a vulnerable heart, if It could only be got at So much for her morals; her There is no denying the fact. Manv a marauise would have given a Quarter or two of her nollettefor such motion; such ease, such a rare combination of refined taste and costly attire, all of which the lady I am describing would call chic. A man in livery took the reins and turned off; while the lady advanced towards the ticket collectors. She had on a blue taffetta robe empire, the train of which was slightly looped up. A petticoat of the last make swept the ground, all Valenciennes insertion, muslin frills and lace as snowy as cambric.

The tight casaque and robe were trimmed three rows of white satin, cut on the cross and placed at even distances, between which and down the front were sewn oxydizod silver buttons. The accessories were a silver belt, silver heels to high blue boots, a white Brussels lace parasol, fringed with marabout, and a bonnet, the veriest nothing of a bonnetbeginning life under very trying circumstances. It was a corn-colored tulle Pamela, with a garland of green foliage having here and there a rosebud, while sprigs of tbe same were twisted in her chignon under a very invisible not. Now. that the descriptive pari Is over, let the reader Imagine what a staggerer It was for such a lady to be told she could not be allowed admittance into part of the ring.

Her cavalier stepped forward, but she reduced him to silence wltb a look that meant she could speak for beraeir. "And for what reason, Monsieur?" inquired she with that peculiarly haughty stress on the word "Monsieur," which Is very disagreeable to the Individual thus addressed. The gentleman In question was a member or the "racing committee." His business at Innrrhamps was te separate tares from good grain at first sight; that Is, dlareepectable women from honorable wires and daughters; ana, considering that in oar days both look exactly alike, the task was simply Herculean. The corn-colored bonnet bad tp repeat her "why" a second time before the Monsieur gave an answer. "Because.

Madame," said he. at last, as politely as the thing could ho said, "yon must be fully sware that you are not respectable." "How do you know that?" asked IM lady, lifting up her finely-pencilled eyebrows. "Madame, yon are an actress." "Well, Monsieur, that's no criterion to go bv. Who among your ladies at court is not an actress The only difference Is that the costumes they put on set tighter than those we are allowed to appear in on the stage." "And," continued the official, waiving the objection, "you don't pay your debts." "What of that, if M. loComte does?" asked abe, pointing to hor companion.

"Besides," went on the honorable member, becoming enthusiastic, now that ha had got Into the Are of it, "I know where yon play and bow much you are paid a month." "How very ktnd of you exclaimed the lady, laughing, and, as she did so, exhibiting a perfect set of thirtysix tine teeth. "Moreover, I contend. Madame, that out of your pay vou never could buy such a drrex as lie one von have on." "Well, perhaps not," suit the My. kicking wit bee trail to its longest dimensions. unit contemplating It with undisguised pleasure.

"How much do you think It may coat, petticoat and all?" asked she, Impudently. The poor man was loosing ground. He rouUI no more calculate how many yards of lace, ailk and satin hau boen cut up for Mich a turnout than he could fly. "You see you're In a Mid the lady. It will be worse for you if you hold forth in thle way to Malvina and Now.

I don't mind giving you a hit of advice;" and -he put her bead on one Hide, nodding ery sagaciously. "Yon and your committee think you are doing the proper thing, I dare nay, but you are not Yon are Juat going the way to ruin yourselves. for if none hut respectable women are in tui admitted here, there weuldn't lie a female at the and how would that pay yon? Then again Now, don in'emipt me; I mean to any what I have got to iwy gltho- gh von observe, we do not pay fur our an 1 should very sorry to he reduced to mcli extremity. etill that 'll no proof that women who do are respectable I will tell you how vonr spotless wives get their They deceive their tbey pay their htllsmlh the money given them for housekeeping They wrnld do anything that he ahonldn't know rather than be outdone by In dram. Su the poor man they have uworn before a prieat to be faiihful we never do anything of the to ennce and fawn in order to not up in office, and there he grinding at from morning till night, never getting a lietter dinner for his (Hero the honorable member became attentive.) "Or lie may be set to do Home other natty business," continued the lady, advancing.

to lite children? I had better not talk ahonl the children; hut all vour respectable women do have lnrge fa ml However, when the blow It does com" to them It does to (here the sinner shook her head paterfamilias hat to puah all Ma virtuous post' rttv forward as an excuse for bis poverty, whereat we are enough and women enough to take it all home to knowing It to he all our own fault. I am roing In'othe ring." coneluded she, suddenly poshing the meditative member aside. "I advise you In hand in your continued the belle from the other side of the ratling. "Mr. le Comle, of comma yon will follow, I have led (bo way.

Thereupon the wound up her with very eqnlvortU gtetnrr. and wnded all the para iu.itp to a p'aee on which all noon flxad. Whate.er my may think of of rbeiotflc. it In certain that there are a few ladloa whoae etyle of drew la raihnr too primitive for retlned It te a fact IhataMme wont to a hall at Iba dreaved In nothing coming under anr particular denomination, terminated by a very hare lag. If are called by the prudlOt.

what la the of all underclothing to be atylmlf Mnie. that living bore are not wore than marble lega, of which admire innumerable of palra at tba exhibition of tine a ant of drapery me of two ParMan voting ladiea who? Held of action la the "Quartier latin." Thev were both over an emptv cheat of drawera. with every available garment over floor 'I can't go to the bnl certain." Mid Cora. "I have not a thread to on." Now, don cry." red Unletting here cigar. "Try to ihink of something." "It no good continued torn, looking with drepair at ihe litter had made.

Haven't yon kept your eeaeoti'i bathing ooetunic No, loon It when he my brother hit have nothing on earth to make up "Ah!" suddenly, "arte a capital Idea' In nothing at all. dcai, it the I art faahloo at court" However. Ihal not the i aac everywhere. A great deal of money being on and a vael deal too much on lace Ihe In white are the pretty Oarthakli rhemlaettea, with alternate clqay Ineertlon and ribbon (bine or mauve), ooe vtrlpe of each ail nvar the body and rleevea, or cluay Ineertlon and reurlin inatoad of ribbon. fringe, ending wttk verv larva i rental beada.

In much worn around Unihalle and White are rerr rtrhlr ornamented with guipure mwrtlnn let in between the mualln, down the and around the long are jwefrrred In glare nlk for walking drwaaa. Gkrrne willhe worn ran long mirtead of aleerea, la the country, bat loo aarW yet to giro prfiiw Information on all the other of farlilon lor the aoaeldo and watering placer. I will do an in bit aril with laee and atreamria are Jo great thror Black Mlk lonae lachete are trtaaaird ddw the of tke hack with Jet paaeawtealerte. And bow for the "myatera." Reedrra, It la a mvalatnra I mi bar mnatly foand In the under akin A' a ladr'iydreea It a a nomh, a (tana. and all wi4' of cbewilatrr for the irererrattoo of omw SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1866.

beauty whole evening. There Ik rouge for the cheek, oriouial tincture for the eyes, blue fnr the velux, jwsle for the hands, a powder for the lips, gold and silver dust for the hair, but unfortunately none of that particular dust which it would be ee-eulial to throw Into the eyes of thoae who aoon detect thai the national blue and been treasonably used In a Hide ro or behind a curtain, to "get up" the beauty between a waltz and a polka 1 will not clone my letter without introducing to my re notice a new belt. It is both useful, ornamental and economical. It ia made of taffeta, any aolor that harmonizes with the skirt Five long ends, having each a button hole, are sewn on to the band round the waist, and loop up the skirt by means of a button placed on each seam. These belts are called "cointure lambalie." Th? pendant ends can he richly ornamented with lace, embroidery or let Blue or mauve looks very well on gray.

Gladlateur's colore (blue and vennlllion) are worn, or rather will bo worn, for this Is quite a new article of adopted as yet by our "elegantes." SHIPPING NEW S. iLMiXAfl mi fiWW OAT. nm mm 4 1 moor skts mum 41 trs SKTF 7 -1 laioii W4TKB eve 7 56 Fort of Ntw York. 46, IHO. CLEARED.

Steamship City of New York (Hr), Leltch, 0 Dale. team ship viral (Br), Prowne, Queenstown and Navigation Co. Icamslnp City of Dublin (Br), Kyuon, Liverpool vis 0 Steamship Montezuma (Br), llsmshaw, A AbpillWHll. Steamship Bremen (Brrm), Neyuabor, Southampton and A Co. Steamship Ariudne, t'rary, Galveston-C Mallorv A Raynor.

Steamship Evening Star, Delaney, New A Raynor. Steamship George Cromwell, Vslll. New Cromwell Co Steamship Mnneka, Marshman, Fo? A Co. Steamship Saragoasa, Croweil, Leary. Steamship Veteran.

Stuuuard, Kerris A Co. Steamship Missouri, Loveland, A Allen. Steamship 11 Livingston. Baker. Koi A Co.

Sieamahlp Guasfe Telfair, Dean, Wilmington, II Plerson. Steamship Valley City, 1'rlce, Norfolk, City Point and Rich Hand. Steamship Niagara. Couch. Norfolk, City Point ana Richmond? Heluekeu A Palmore.

Steamship Rnpidnn, Parrifh, Norfolk, City Point and Knx A Co. Steamship Nernua, Hearse, Steamship Co. Nieamshlp Clyde. Powell. Clvde.

Steumsblp Chesapeake, Johnson, Cromwell A Co. Steimshlp Acushnet, Kelly, New A Wood. Steamship Mcrcedita, Williams, A Dunham. Ship Charles Cooper, Jordan, 8an Francisco via Philadelphia. Ship Francis Cutting.

Tyson. Dunham. Ship llenicbel(IIam) Fredericks, Ilamburgvis Baltimore? Sloma A Edye. Bark Julia lleyn (Pros), Sehultr, Cork via Philadelphia? Funch, Meincke A WendL Kark Hertlia (Hsm). Luteen, A Kdye.

Bark Quickstep, Foster, Ward A Co. sill Ocean Home, Branch, Ward A Co. Bark Josin Nicholas, Nicholas, I' Buck A Co. Bulk Eliza Beias (Br), Frith, Harvey. Bark Willis iiich, Panno, Cow Bay, A Sargent.

Brig Anna (Pros), Breckwoldl, Queenstown for orders? Fuiten. Metucke A Wendt. Brig Hermes (Br), Blaekett. Loguayraand Porto Cabello? Dallet A Bliss. Brig Robert Mowe, Uotchkiss, Arecibo.

Trowbridge's Sons. fnl UV.IV ICt a Brig Maracuybo (Br), Rob'inson. A Webaier Co. BrigWm Nash. McBride, Cow Bay, Da Wolf A Co.

Brig Village Balla (Br). Doyle. Cow Swain. Brig Sitka. Brown Talbot A Co.

ScbrUcean (Br). Perkins, St Pierre, Mart? Larawny A Plynne. ficlir Julia A Baker, Baker, Douglass. Sehr (lertrude Pearce, Harbor Eneas. Sehr Eiemplar, Barker, Londonderry, Do Wolf A Co.

Scltr Rambler (Br), Bissell. St John, Smiihars A Co. Sehr George Darby, Snow, Cow Bay, Ferris A Co. Sehr Grey Eagle, nestings, Jacksonville, A Ogtlvle. Sehr I.

A Edwards. Line, Abbott. Sehr Franklin Bell, Brewster, A Holmes. Sehr Jefferson, Phillips, Norfolk-T Chase A Co. Sehr 11 Compton.

Depuv Brunt A Slaght. Sehr Persia Smith, Brown, A Clapp. Sehr Only Son. Mason, lloBowelL A Wood. Sehr Corro, Acliorn, Brown A Co.

Sehr Sainl (Jllman, Crowell, 8 Lewis A Co. Sebr Sarah Elisabeth, Iteeve. New Btannard. Sehr Emily, Allen, Bridgeport. ARRIVED) Steamship Braalllian (Bri, Glover, Liverpool, May 10, with and 642 passengers, to Nesmlth A Sona Steamship Britannia (Br).

Laird. Glasgow Mav IS, with mdse and 434 to Macdonald A Co. May 34. lat 41. Ion 63, passed a bark, bound showing 3d pendant, Noa Stettnshlp America (Brem), Mev Bremen May 18 via Southampton 10th, with mdse and 701 passengers, tuOelrtchs A Co.

Experienced during the greatarpart of the voyage light variable and (Ine weather. Ibe steamship Allemanla (Hsmb), and steamship Herman (Brem), arrived at Cowes on the 1Mb Inst, the former at 1 PM and Ine latter at 10 PM; 31th. lat 41 37. Ion 63 30. passed a Brem bark starring westward: 16th.

lat 46 SB. Ion (10 IB, steamer Braallllaa (Br), from Liverpool for New Orleans. Steamship Sainnla (Hags), Meier, Hamburg May IS. at 7 AM, via Southampton 13th 10:26 PM. with mdse and 841 passengers, to Kunhardt A Co.

May IS, near Cnxliaven. Ksrd the nleaniship Humboldt (Ham), bound 14th. near sgeness, the hark Chaneo (Ham), bound also brig Carl (Ham), bound 164b. at 6:86 PM. steamship Herman (Brem): 24th.

lat 41 33 Ion 63 86 W. the ship Admiral (Brem) hound 364b. lat 41 N. Ion 70 W. steamship Tarlfa; 26th.

1st 40 60 N. (on 76 W. steamship Emerson. Steamship Fahkee, Stirling. St Cuba.

Mav 16. with and passengers, to Waydell A Co. May HI. off Inagua, spoke brig Lydla II Cole, bonce for St Jsgo. 24th.

lat 14. Ion 74 82. spoke hark Ashbv Craig for Liverpool. Steamship El CM. Hubert.

Newborn. 66 boura, with mdaa and to Godspeed Ship Endeavour, Dosne. Manila Feb 14, wltb hemp and sugar. In Franrla Hathaway. Angler Fab 23, Java lle.id April 4.

off Cape Good Hope, spoke ship Queen nf the Age (Br), from Hung Kong for London; crossed (he equator April 91); May IS, lal 36II) N. Ion 66 30 W. spoke brig Geenn Star, from New York for Clenfuegoe; 1Mb, lat 33 Ion 71 30 passed bark Gievhonnd. Ship Lisbon. Curtis.

Itemedmh, 18 days, with sugar, to or der Bark Hydraullr, for Falmoulb. and brig HUr, for Bos ton. sailed same day. Berk Munkeaester (Br), Glover, Yokohama Jan 16, with teas, to A A A Bros. Passed Cape Good Hope March Sn, St Helena April 13; Feb 13.

In the Java Sea, snw ship Bengal, hnnnd 27ih. lat 16 Inn K. spoke ship Horatio, from Kooohoo for New York; Mareh 20, lat 27 49 8. Inn 82 45 E. ship Oheraon.

from Bombay for Liverpool; same time. hip Mar or Denmark. H-uubar for London Bilk Itreylimind. 1 alea, River, WI'A, 70 imlm oil Ae A Porterflrld. Bark Arlxona cof Stockton Cnnant, Burnoa Avrea April 4, Willi hldev a oil wool, to Walsh A Cantor.

Had heavy rhc last il davs; barn Id of lai 25 Bark I' Warwick, Chl.hcatc-, Rio Janeiro April IS, with coffer, to PendergaaL Itroa A i'o Sal lad in company with bark Agnca. and brig Red Wing, foi Baltimore; the bng t'hnwau, for New York, and haA Sea Ragle for Phila-lcf. phla, allied a few daya prarloualr; died. April 22. Wt'lle.

on of a ad Anna Flora, ol Baltimore, aged 4 yearn and months. and wan buried at nea. Hark Sierra Nevada, Tenner, llarre, 3H day with mdae and 255 paanengere. to II A Brookman. Bark Pirandello 11 tall, D'TadarmMcaalna.

7d days. with fruli to order Bar 22 lat 48. ion 72 aaw whr Family i Hri, alerting SK; 23d, lat 37 15, Ion 72 36, raw bark Atlantic (Bri. alrerlng KBP. Bark Yamkile i Hri, Dion, Havana, 17 days, with augar, to Kdmstnn Broa.

Bark I' Minn! (Br). Rogera. 81 Jago Cuba. Ml daya. wllh angar, maater Bern 7 daya or llattrraa, with heavy NNK and NW Bark f'nba (Rrrmi, Knyter, Trinidad.

Cuba. Iff daya, with agar, lo II Bamaiorff A Co la anchored at Kaudy Hook, for Hark flrlffliha (Br). Drnmmond. Rata May 7, wllh aitgat. to Jaa Ward A Co.

Sailed In company with bark Rraillllao. for Mew York Bark Helen Augiiataa iBrl, Wllaon. Mlragnane, 15 daya, wltb logwiaai, to Murray, Jr. Sailed la company with bark Klien I'onatanta. for Sew York Brig Scotland Crowell Arroyo, PR, 17 daya, wltk ugar and to Smith.

May ff. In Moonn Pasaage, aaw brig Milwaukee, for Now York, arhr II Wood kouae aalled 3 daya nrevloualy for New York Rrlg Ban Antonio, Cardenaa. Iff daya with m-daaaea, to A Ablaut Been daya of llatlerma with atrong and NW wlnda. Brig l.eonard Berrv iBrl, Steele, Bermuda.il daya. with prnduca.

to Haracy May 2U had a heavy RW during which lha crawl aprung a leak waa obliged to throw overboard deck load; haa tlf feet water in the hold. Brig Ida Ray. Bay, Port Sehr Mlnerra I. Wedmore (of Mew Haveni, Dill, Matancaa. 12 daya with fnilt la A I'earaall May 14, lat 17 5S loo 8U(17, apoke brig I'nlon.

from Tetaa for Kew York Sehr May Queen (Br), Burnett. Bermuda. 14 dava, with produce, to Mtt'oll A Frith. Sehr Rllia A t'atherlna (Br). Kelly, Eleulhera.

8 daya. with fruit, to Douglaaa Schr Atlantic BrT Lorkhart. Clara Bay. daya, with coat, to A SmHbnrv ffehr Knterprlae (Br), (inuld. Cornwaltla, 10 daya.

wllh potaloca, to II lie Wolf A Sehr 8 Half aid Br Potter. Wlndaor, MB. 10 daya. wllh plaater, lo Wolf A Co. Sehr Caleb Sletaop, Sotnera Cedar Kept Fla.

Bcbr Brown. Adama, Wilmington, MC Brbr Kate Scran I on. Baker Philadelphia for Providence. Sehr Olive Avery, Parker. Rockland Sehr Northern I debt.

Hnrkraan Bath Sehr CoWn, Addlaon Sehr Advanre. Layton ('berryHeld Sehr Ageuarta. Birch, Kllaworth. Sehr Island Home. Allen, (ilouceater Srhr Hammond, Lawrence, Olnnceeter Sehr Bipcdlle.

Racket! Brlatol for Ronduut Brhr Daly. Mew Bedford for Philadelphia. Sehr Truman, slncumb New Bedford for Philadelphia. Sehr Mvera. Yanrlcaf, Providence, ffehr Republic, Chaae, Pmrldence Srhr Valhalla.

lord. Elliahethport for Boston ffehr A Hamlin Wyanta, Rlltabelhport for llaBoway, Me. Bchr Ottoman. Lord. Kllrabethport for Charleatown.

ffehr Caapuan, Kbiabelkport for Boalon. Bchr Raven. Rowe, Bridgeport for Philadelphia. Bchr Inula. Hciam, New Londou Sehr Bralnerd.

Miller, Portland, Oi. for Rondnul. Sehr Rien. Wen worth, New Hnven. Sehr Saa louia.

Cunningham, New Havan fnr Troy. Sehr A Tallea, Dead. Albany for Norwich Sehr II F.ly, ffinhea. Albany for Providence. Sehr Km ma llotakklaa, Mlrkernon, Pnughherpata for Norwich.

Brhr Henry Cronhy. Annaimng, Ron-lout for Bale at. sailed. Stenmahipc city of Dublin, City of Mew Tort, Bavaria, Virginia. Bremen, Mnalepuma.

Evening Star, tleerge Cromwell. Herman Llvlogeloo, Miaaourt. Saragoeea. Maneka. Blagara.

and llalleraa. Wind at anaaat, SR. tight. Dlamntnra. Paaauoe.

be hire reported towed to Mew Bedford, (rail ol welor. having been allure el (lav Head, haa been dlarbarged hv being placed on the City Railway item foremoat. Her kevl ia gone, hut bar pfanklng la but little MM tan Vanrtaaf. from which a mad at Mjratlc. Cl, Mar Icakina hadljr, atr.irk oa a rock When near Noank She win od Iba ma rlna railway for rapa'r" cm Eioaaa, at Boalna.

from Wllmlnaton. MC. re parte fro" Pmt of Fonranw March Vailed lum ataamar Wromloa. in atlcwiptlaa lcara Ika rlrcr, Kot upon a rook, and had To flf Jf kitcim IfBW. Marcs fl-Tka Janao Hrk Barry, for Han Francisco, In proeeedtng to sea March 8, touched on the Spit Beak, north of towed beck to ber to but united egeln the uou night.

On the ltlb March (he agein returned to port bavins much water at see, and la now dieehargtnc to go on the slip. Oraeo. March Princess, Ryan, at Boston, which aalled henoe Feb SR. for Adelaide, put back with loss of main and mtsssnmasta, having experienced a gale. AnsLaiDn, March Reindeer (timber), from Paget found, grounded on the outer bar on the March in Z) feet water.

After several ineffectual to low her off he was lightered and towed in here on the IStb, after lying even aground. The spot where she grounded been sounded and found of a depth of water than the rest of bar, teerel'ore the Marine Board have decided to take Rtepe to have the shoal patch removed by blasting and dredging. Dttaee 11 aaeoe a. Man-run. May American Minnie Atkins, from Ban Franmnco.

has beou seized by tbe Mazallan authorities, at Allots. Csstine on Wednesday afternoon, nchr Piitehln built by Webster, and owned by Witherie, Putcbin A Co. Spoken. Ae. Ship Stetson, from Cardiff for New York, April 30, 48, Ion 17.

Ship Rival. Doane, from Liverpool for New Orleana, April IS. it 115. Ion sa Bark liauhel. Mitchell, from Portland for Malanxas, Ma; 9, lat 80.

Ion 78 30. Be rk Somas. Bimonann, from Hamburg for New York, May 15, lat 42 17, Ion 85 37. Brig Renj Carver, from Hoaton for Sagua, May 21, lat 37 10. Ion ti'J 10.

Brig Raaex, from Portland for Havana. May 17. lat 37, Ion 72. Brig Concordia, from Rotterdam for Roaton, April 8, no lat. Ac.

Schr Pomona (Br), from St Domingo for Boiton. May Id, lai 34 58. Ion 73 20. Porelgn Porta. ANTWtar, May Belghiue, Korange, from New Yurk.

Arr at Klnahing May 12. I'arinunle, Wellenlus, New York; Elizabeth. Bertha, I'bilailolphla. Anjick. March ady Hlctsingtitn.

Burnhim. from Cardiff Air llong Kong; 23th, Diamond, Itublnaon, Kauugawa for NYork. Apklaidk. March Lord Lyudhurat (Jraham New York: 17th. II ivereham, Pierce, do; J7th Western Ocean, Orltfltha.

Liverpool. Sid Feb 27, Webfoot, lluinphrHys, Ota go. In jiort March 57, Haversham, Pierce, for NYork; Lord Lyndliurst, (Iraham, do. Auitovo. Mey port hr'ga Pawn for NVoik neztday, and Alma for do 4 days; Reynolds, do.

and I-oU, di-g; schrs Telegraph for Norwich 3 and Bagadii-e iiistarr. Hiiistol, May 13-Arr Pesrloss, Sauu lurs NYork. Bokiikaux. May Hoax. Torgesen.

NYo k. Hkkmfm. May Baltic (a), Jnucs, NYork. kninxtvnt, May 9-Arr Constanxa, Motaldo. New Orleans; Webster, McVey, NYork; lUlli, Marv Kak Scott.

Philadelphia; SA Dud'mau, Caun, do; Kcniier, Von Ehren. Galveston. Cantnrr, Mav Mokxko, Nieholl, Baltimore; Chase. NYork. Coax, Msy Relners, NYork.

tlnwxs, Msy Allemama Trantman, NYork for Bamhirg; Hermann (si Wi-nku. do for Bremen. Sid 13th, Al'anlie is), Hoyer, (from Bremen), NYork. CaossvanT, May Pearl, Trumati, Boston; lurk Telegraph, Caldwell NYo'k. CnpaifHACitw, May Broadrene Strange.

NYork. Ciuiikstk. May Vlngnlf, Smith, NYork. Canix. May Sniro.

Cacane. NYork. foiawito, April Knreka. TTa.ll. Cslcntla.

Hattikn, May port ichr A Doild. for Boston in Sdaya. Dual, May Alma, Fork. for I.oni">o land Imoeeded Paaa.d br Pith little Wnrrnn. Hnlinee, fr bound Iftth, Sarah Warren, from NYork for Bremen.

Dt-BUM, May 14-Arr Kdlth, Ogllvle, NYork. Sid 12th, Martha, NYork. Falmouth. Moy Dnxh'ng Wave, Otto, Foomnw, March -Shi Forest Helle, Perclvil. Chefoo CnaMiiF.aoi TH, May Laboruuiua.

Rrvnviiid. Mew York. Glafoow, May 11? Sid Olnd Tldinga, NYork via Ourdlir: 12th, Burnt Curl, Voaa. NYork; la), do. 11KR.tTKMt'NnK.

Mav Arr Magdalene. Flrnkc NYork Gr.ana, llhilla. Kardelli. NYork. Gam.b, April Chalmetie.

Walla, Beaton; 17lh, Rd Burteed. Knowlea, Muiirltlua IIavhb. Mav 10? Arr Sahlno Mitchell, MOrlcuna; Siiehetn, Atklna, do; llth. Jennie Kaatman. Mobile.

12lh. Java, Me.l,enn, NOrlcana: Wart achat Hariapr. Dagnrrrr, do; Mv Rover, Charleston: ISlh, lie. Honiffacv, New York. Sid lUtb, Bellona (a), Dixon, NYork (before reported aid 9th).

Hamburg. May 12? Arr Tentonla (a). ITa-irk. NYork. Arr at Cuihaven.

May 14, Brill. Yo-k. IIki-tovt, May Anna Marin. Vd MYork. Hong Knicn, March Kilns Greenmmi Wehbcr Singapore: 2Ath.

Teresa, Rollo, San Francisco. SH 27th, Taller, Wolff, NYork; 2Sth, Tentonla. San FranciscoAurella, llowes, do; Slat, Aline, Kerr, do; Golden Horn, Rice, Surinam. Halifax. May brlga 1 july Franklin.

Morilaon. New York; 20tb. St Morehouse, do. I.TTOKPOOL, May St Mark, Hcwca, VYork; 12th, Delaware (a), Tnnmpeoti, Philadelphia: Marmlon, H'-nrae. Bogart.

Shlllnber, Apaluchlenln Cltv of Brooklyn Ponalna. Mobile: 14th, Lotigwond Patter-inn New York; Prlnoe Conaort, I.nw. Martahan, I'ep'ntrn, Bombay; Jeaale Coffin, Thompaon. Galveston: Gray. Savannah: 15th, Pierce, llclap ndalie Gale Carolna Magnna Aaliby, Mob le.

(The Emmy, from Galveston. did not art 10'h.) Sid 12th Cltv of Manchester (a). Phi lllna, NYork (and lei Qurenetnwn 13th); Philadelphia. Roole. do; Cl'v of New York.

Thomaa, do (and was off Great OrmaV'ad 13th); John Spear, lltnrcn, Philadelphia; Tu-earora, Dunlevy, do: 1.1th Ida, Carnarall, NYork: Pnlon (a), Pelmer. Ray. mood, Raymond, Dotiglaaa Caatlr, Glnu cealer, Southern Rights Rosa. Charleston- Fdward Hlnrkrn, Fletcher, do; 17 Bronkmnn, MeCrllllNVork. Cld 12th.

Cynosure, Oram, NYork; Jamea Keeler. Delano. do via Cardiff. Entd out 121 b. Abhntafnrd, Conner.

for Chieftain, MeUuire. Philadelphia; 14th, Delaware (a). Thomson, and Philadelphia; I'eraiu (a), Lott, NYnrk; llalton Caatle, Wllllama Sen Frenclaco. Lospott. Mav Havre, Tftnaen, NYork; 1.1th, Laeoate, Freire, Mlnailtlan; Augnat Teltle.

Ltckfeldt, NYork: A Lewta. Aguadllla; 14th, Narraganaett, llamlln. NIork; Amleello Mc' lellan. do. Fntd out 12th.

A Rlevena, Brown, Beaton. Malaga. Mar Jenklna. NYo-k. Macao, March A'tenant, Drerer.

Balarla. Manila. March lJxzle, for San Franciaco; Enoch Train. Lane. NYork.

Mapnaa, April Albert Edward. T.yon. Gobeulpore. In port April 1.1 Llneoln. Lenian.

for Teutocorln. MgLaoimnc. Feb24? Arr Ang'oKaxon. San Frtnelaeo (and eld March 19 fordo, via March 14, Camilla, Jeffrey, do; Neater Clnntmxn, ISth, Weatward no. Peaouek, NYork Rid Mar-h 7 Anna.

Wataon, San Franciaco; Mary Warren Homewood. Guam. In port March 24. Neainr. Clou'man.

for Mibagoanic, May port brig Afton. I.lllott. for Roaton ljth ragman. NB, Mav Oriva. Elliott, Nrwronr, May Stnrgti.

Ottaway. NYork; Antel. Graham, do. NvwcAtTLX NSW. Feb Jem v.

Elite. Sntioo San Franeleco: March 1 Kimball, Kroat, do; 8th, Japan, Berry, do: 12th. Cnnatance. fordo. Mari n.

Mav Maria. Savnrcee. i. Portsmouth May IS-Eut In Grace Sargent. Mitchell, from Callao for Cowta.

Sid Caroline, Adey (from I-onbmi Now York. Port I.vm.aroir. Lyllleton. Taylor, May Denmatk TJvanmnl for New York 'and proceeded1; 14th. Antoinette from 'Irlrcaton.

Sid 14th, Bethia Thayer. Partner (from Calient, I'lrmootli (Jrearc. May 22-i-Ait ahlp Themla, Macloon. ohmond, Virginia Mav Metealf. And'raon.

Gefle Rio jakkiho, April 1ft? In port I' Shoninrken. Croalev; Shonafid lah. Gonldahomngh; alopa White. Griffin' for Callao: Co fngaa, Bogr-n, Ho: Delano, do; Den-morc. Frocman.

do; Gray o'le Cheeaehnr-, for Philadelphia; harka Deborah Pennael. m'n? for I 'a'lan: Campanarn. Spelgtau. for NYork: Eaglet, Terry, for Baltimore: Sopnrnnla. Warren, for NY ok.

Rkmkpios. May port hark Eureka, for NYork In 7 dare. SwAimsa May Lieut Maury. Bowden, San Franciaco. 8cii.lt.

May Rio Grande, from Vork for Bremen. Shanghai. March Buena Vlate. Foochnw March 17 Arr Oeara. Ten-v.

Regain: JRth. Falrl'ghl. Buali do: Ellen Foeler. Akyah Id March 22. Lr ee-m'ain.

Crownln-hleld. Hung Kong; April 9, Ami Warwick, Bamnl. Bnmhav. Srareau April Rotiert Mowe, Wentworth. Boeton Oerce.

Srovrr. Fch 2(a? Harmon, Pcrk'na. San Fran-darn; March 4, Kadoah, Jenklna, do; 9th, Marmlon Taylor, do; lladlcv. Paine, do. Sr NB.

May aehr Chapmen, Andcreon, NYork atean er Camilla. Smlih. do: Jftih, rhlp Mohongo MnGoneaglc. Philadelphia: achrMargnrel Ann. do St lano Cuba, May port Iwrka Chanthlcer.

Johneon. for Baltimore d'echd; fninu Mill'. Croehr. for "York Idg; hrlge Harriet Amelia. Cox.

do: "IT' Hyl uid. for Boaion Mclntrre. Maraliall. fordo. Ma.

achra Cornnciola, Wlllama, for do; Yatara. Conklln. for Philadelphia. Idg. I7lk irhn V.1 Krndta, Klnok, NVork rlu Falmouth, llth.

Nordaakoo. I.araon. MYork. VlunmtM. Fab IS? Sid Adatalda.

"akar. on.Inn. Yokohama, Marah port Philip I. MrKanna, una P.ilt rt hrlga A Barnard, and Indapondenir, for York aonn. A mar Iran Porta.

Al.EX ANURIA. May M-Arr arhr lloratloNlrhola Rrnwn. Row York RusTtiN May hrlga Mlmnda M'illnnla Xlbra mot Dihraliar); Moonlight fBn, Small, Cardanaa (not MaUnraal. Flrtra. Bancroft, Philadelphia: aahr? I Hon I.

I.und. HlngMmra, Elian Parktna, Parkitm. Hnltltnorr; Kaoknk. Small Inl; llnnllar. Philadelphia; St Sntt, Staelmnn, Philadelphia: Slmmnna, HHnpann: .1 Henry.

Wearer: Mhtt Ionian, Colllna: Keokuk Small Waplea: Union Huntley, and M.nrla Kniana. Palmer. Phil iilelphla: Onward. Ilad'ey; Core. R.

Iley; Koaannah Hoar Ro Mitchell: Warranton Hlrgtna. and Chaee, Collina, 1-'iiahethpoM: SI frcd Barmtt. Keller. Albany: HOrrrn, Smith; Ml In. Hentar; Maria l.nnl'a Rohlnaon; Conroad Rrnnrdy; Charloa Sheerer, Cunningham: Kngl'eh, Maker.

CnHm. F-eeman. Frani-la Arthemtua. spragne, ViWMMi: SlaOk man. Cola Cora, Rrllay; A Dyer.

Rneera, and Plnrhle, Stanley. NVork lid harka Artie iIfawalani. 1'rrklna Ma nolnln; Mary Kdaon, Rydar, Matanraa; arhr John ilrlffllh, Cabh. Balilmorr alramahlp Fmponlla (Bri. Hlgglnann.

I tmrpool: bark. Parana. England andTiojan. Sleeper, NVork; ar-hro Plymouth Rook, Bani English, I'nion, and Smith, NYnrk. BAl.TIMilRR.

May ahlp Shakapeare Brrml, Flrtet.er NVork; l-ark" Agnea, Thompson Rio Janrlm.T Fatlllo. Molina. Falardo. Arialldaa 'flanor', Brnmmar hof, Braman, and llalnrlah (Prnai, NVork; I. Thb rnaa (Brami, Nordanholt.

Hraman: hrla A tlararaaui. Clirk. t'harleaton arhra Klartna lloll Briatot, IIC Brooka i Bfi, Wadman. Nondarry, I-aonilna, Trait. Bangor.

Ann Brown, Flak Boalon; Jamaa Rrnnhy. Parkard NBailford: Dyar, Dyar Malantaa. Snaan, Cantar. Ramadall. Portland, eld arhra IT II rg'nl, Sargent, Frooldanaa.

I.ynrhhnrg. Wllhart JnraayClty: Etta Fo-'g Hlrh Proridanra. Chan O'Ngll, Brown, Hndaon, T. Hid brig JnaenMnn i Rrl, llallfat. brig Hrotliara.

from Bla Jaoalro. BATH, May 3t -Cld ahlp Rata llatanport, Olla, Bo Ith -nld aahr Poraat. New York HANHOR, May K-Arrrehr Alloa Dray. Dray, Bnarltaa. CldbiigW Rally.

Ilaakall. Philadelphia; gram Ocean Hangar, Bradley, rhn; Magnum -nn Htaplaa. Naw York BRISTOL, Mar M-Arr brig Condora, Eddy. Da! a warn city; aloor Rhode Ms rid Hull, Naw York. BEVERLY.

May arhra Rata f. Rich, Cordary, and Hnow Plaka Raara. Philadelphia. CHARLESTON May Ig-Arr hrif Albart lyraa. RHUa Hnrin Boalon CM Pantai ftuRVraT 8M for'wTnM' HfB-trr aakr Arno.

Baknr, hfrk? "'T in ftamrtnn SKK.K"fir Rfatnan. Edward Erarrtt, Bootoa: arfcra Woolaar Bor'olk far Bor f'i Mara for Bar Waal; l.uair (laoiwrtown, f) for daw liar an; Julia Hawaii. Waahlnd fort-nx-nth Bid artira Balndarr, Tnrktnwn for BYork: WiMamabora for Boat on. Iranou. Baltl mora fur Rrrrhnrpporl 1 Hnfl do for Haw Harare ilarpatowa.

for HTork. William A ialaa, Bar for RVnrk; Hanrjr Ballliaora for FAf.L RIVF.R. Mar fc-Arr drka John Crorkfnrd. Kallap, and Tranrlt. Rarkait Philadelphia; Bnrpnaa.

Barkar, Raw Tork KM arhra Robart Bloekloa, and Moaar Laonard, rhlladaloMa; Common Sort (from Taunton)edo, karlaf rnpoind; (loop Aaa Hoiama. Hard BTiJ if, Hap IB-did bal? Orlnoan (Br), Btdarkia, (llflRUtTOITB, 0, Map aakr Tlooaor, Ladhrop, oPrrRTER. Mar arhra John flrona loka, I aad Tlbkar. Rianlap, I'hUadalnhia krf-'ia dtll'T. Tonne.

WTork; HH Iluutley, Nlokerson, City; IdwarJ. A Kellari, Lowe. Philadelphia. MOBILE, May bark Carlolla (Br), Watklua, NEW ORLEANS, May ataaaera Oeorge Washing ton. (laser.

and Fung Shuey, Hlldrath. NYork. NORFOLK, May aofara Thorn (Br), NYork; 26tli, Etna, Rickott. BihHWM Nkw BEDFORD, MayM-Arr Mary A Rowland, Fullar, and Monitor. Boase.

Kliia both purl, t'ld 2Slh. Iolant, Oraen. Honolulu, via Boalon. 81d achr War Steel, Caah, Philadelphia. NKWBURYPORT, May 24-Arr achra Hlleit Perkins Pierce, NYork: Faxon, Hatch; II HalL Murphy, and Oray.

Eliiabethpurt; rt Gardner, Teel, Clmptuuk; Comet, Mitchell; Moloney. Collin; Halo, Newman; Mary Lunt. Brown; Lady of the Ocean. Kane, and Belle, Haley, Pblladrlpnla; Camilla, (furlbut; Sarah Wo iter. Leland; Jaiaea Bllaa Hatch, and Sea Breeze, Coombs Elizabethuort.

Sid achr Hiawatha, Howard, PhiladelpbU. NKW ItAVEN, May25? Arr Adelaide, Elirabeihport; Juckaon, New Brunswick; Neptune and 11 Uallagbcr. Hlunpe Gen French and Heliey Ami, Cld iirig Neucltae, Porto Rico; achrs Empire and Mateinora, Ellxabelbporl; atoopa Phoenix and River, Klizabcthnort. aim ,1,11 I'll! 1 OK A mm Ulll, Pentz. London via Queeustown; tfulma (Swed), Prters.ni, Messina; Oauipliell.

Boole, Portlaud: Neptune's Bride, Crowell. York: Ixiud, Hull, Bangor: Ellen Forrester, Warren, Newport; Kpbralmmid Anna, Harris. Mlltou, Man; ILught. Beobe. New York; A Myrtek, Steveul, Newport; War Eavle, Kellv, Providence.

Cld steam-hip Siais and Stripes, llotmra, Havana; harks.1 Trucks. Brooks, Antwerp; I Bills (turd berg CrmiNtudt: Kathleen i Br', Mm Iler. Bremen; Realm (Brj. Christie Pletou; brigs I'arkside, Haul. Leghorn; Flight.

Mitchell, Mitanzas: Alston. Sawyer, Beverly; Volanle. T'arker, Boston; Ann t'urlet, tlrludell; (asllltian, Cunuiiigbam. anil II irriet, Sawyer, Boston: Atw-iter, (Hover. Kali itlver; Fly, Fennlmore, and Caroline South, Barrett, Lynn; Itnanoke, Barrett, Norwich Mary Russell, Smith, ('unhridgeport.

atvainer Saxon, Matbewa, Boston; bark Hale, lliitohoaon. unh'iias; brigs Cudorns, Haskell, Mapin las; Maltapony, Wriuau. Sugua Baker, Thompson, final, lauunio. schrs tlr Bin, Foster. Trlnldali; Henry Ilobhln.

Matanzas: John McAtam. St John, n. Relow ship Kann Forayth, (Jnlnn, I mm barks I'nlon, Heard, from Periuimlnicu; Mace, Wastmear, from PClRTLtND. May ship Sylvanus Blaneliard, Meady, Newcastle. Rug; brig Minna Trsub, True, Maianzsas; schre Arizona iBr), Larson, Cardenas; Luey A Oreiut.

Butler, Bultimoro; William Arthur, Richards: Mar. us lluntnr, Orr. and Hiront, Dean. I'hfla-lidphl i. C'ld hark Mary A Troop (Br).

Pickets, Matanzas; hrlg Hydra, lUrrlman. steamer Dlrlgo, Sherwood, NYork; Prnlrle Rote, Randolph, (lianfiiegos; nlmaok, Minot, llavara; selire Bllzabetli flrabam (Br), Lemons, St Pierre; Vendori, Gregory, NYork. Below a Norwegian bark, lrom Liverpool for Boston. I'KOVID 'INRR, May 2.1?Arr steamer Wm Cramp, Philadelphia; aehra Annie Salford, Hanson, and John Dorranee. Rice, I'hllailelphU; llenj Strong, Brown; Kit Townsend, Lewis: Sea rd, Wallace: Avail, Dlb'de; Allda, Eaton, and Ontario.

Barber, Elizabelhport; America, Kevnolds, and Veranda, PouJ. NYork; Elm City. Kellev, New York for Pawtuvkcl. bid srhrs Charles A Snow, Heath; Kllwood Horun. Jarvls, and dun Rock, Boyil ('bllndelphla; Wlllaril Haulsburv.

do (or Kondout); All'gau, Fa do (or Calais); Knehel.lane. Niirllirup, and Almon Bacon, llart Kbzalanhimn I'belie K.l zab' Chase, and Keren Ellis, NVoik: Ida, Phillips. Ilarorstraw. PORTSMOUTH, May ship Simla, Porter, NYork, in tow. PaWTIJOKET, May 26 -Arr schrs John Doughty.

Camp and Steclinan. I'hlladelidua. Sid schr General TurberL Thompson, Pbdsilclf Inn. RICHMOND, schr Readlnuton, from Rockland. on Warwick Bar.

Sid scbr William Hone, Anderson, New Y'ork. ROCKLAND. May schrs Antelope Brown, New York; Williams, Perry. Doc Isle for Wiishinton. schrs ll l.ltchllelil.

Crockett Caindeo for New Orleans: I Hertz. Orav, Matanzas tor Bangor. SALEM, May al ius (lochia, Davis; Richardson, Thompson; l.cach, (irace; Conrgo Ktlhorn. Norwood. Johnson, Stnlili: Oov Hut ion, Peaonek; Amos Edwards, Burners: 11 Allen.

Seaman: I WnlowrfghL Morris. Williams. ami Convoy. Merrill, f'hlindeiphia; Martha Sargent. (Haver, and Nelson Weill.

Kyiler, NYork the Capes yesterday. ship Ocean, fiom Bremen; brig Urana, from Cleiltnezw, bound to Hillimnie. akh IIA Ma? u-hr Agnes, Trlbble, Baltimore. AIIKCKLI.AMCUUS. APROMKNAI'F.

CONCERT OP THE NINTH KEI.Imcnt N. U. H. N. Y.

will tike place on MONDAY EVENING, MAY 28. At the Regtment.il Armory In Twrnty-slxtli street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. In rnmmrmnration of the II111 anniversary of the departure of the regiment for the seat of war. Tickets may be pm ured follows: Capt dn D. W.

96 Chambers street, 1 Captain 0. S. Strung. I Eieeutlve Kirst Sergeant J. A.

Norman. Com mitt. Qilarlaimaster Se.rgnanL .1. F. Swords, Alsu at llr.iluard's.

No. it Maiden lane; H. Hradlej's Floral I lepui, Kruadway, near 'I wanly-third slreel, ami at I he Armory on Monday, 23d instant. Military gentlemen will appear In uniform. A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH ROYAL Velvet, Body, and Tsprstry Brussels Carpets, at HIRAM ANDERSON'S, No W) Bowery Lowell Three-ply and Ingrain Carpels, ul redueed prlees; Ingrain Carpels, 80c to fl to fl 25 per yurd: English Brussels Cariieta, 81 SO.

81 7S slid $2 per yard' 4-4 Floor Oilcloths at SAc. per yard; superior Olleloth atnOe. to $1 per yard. Table and Piano Window Shades. Rugs.

Mais, Hts'r uflice slid church Carpets, nt low prn-es. superior white and cheeked Gowtus and Mantling Matting for aise White and cheeked Mattings at 26c 30c. and 40c. tier yard. Look for No.

09 Bowery. CLASS ENGLISH AND FRENCH China and Glaas Ware, imported direct, I'a place for new land oldi housekeepers to buy cheaper than any other house lu the city. All giants warranted as reprw sen ed. EDWARD D. BASHKORI), Cooper Inatltute, ourncr store.

A -MADAM JUMKL'H MAMMAIUAL BALM IS HAV Ing a large sale among the mod beautiful ladles enlarging and beautifying their forms. Ladies in alieud. ance. 383 Canal street. A DIVORCE LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ANY STATE without publicity or exposure.

No fen charged until divorce It granted. U. LINCOLN, Lawyer, 80 Nassau street. Room I. Ciontagion harmless to those who use ukandreth'S PILLS.

Each one of us, even the must diseased, baa ithni him germ or root of that original pure blood of our common mother eve germ nf pure blond supports hla life, and nnvtamty struggles to throw out from Dm circulation OIRKI'IT IIUMoKS Into the bowels. HR ANPRhTH'S KILLS asalat Una HKIIKNKKATINtt KKOCKKS By thrlr powerful aid wr coh-tantly make blood of a hat. tar until the whole la re-iewed sod purified. Thole who PAHS I NTO CHRP by maladies, who wiab for-o of body and m.nd, or hare healthful children, ahoold tee BRANPRR TH'S Which thr bowels an I the blood of all UNHEALTHY AtdJMI.L ATI' iNA Hazard, a distinguished pv.le.an of A May 1, ISSd. to III Itrandrrili: My in behalf of rour arc altogether public benefit aa I know thry HR ANDRKTirs Of Ine.t tnahle value to every fimtlv who used ibaov KI tract from a latter dated Iowa.

Apr'l 21. ISM llr Hrandrcth fnnn Audicw laiiran. -My wife became an Invalid. Our pfcyatatan rt-r her eaae Incurable. I Ihrti callrd two other pay.ieiai.a, alld the three held a con.ulltllnn and pronounced cno.omplloli I then disc ta reed all the phy.i.

lao and determ inrd to to jour I'l l. I got five winch took according to Ibe pr rile.t direr Ry the iltne th. were up there appeared .1 change id her CO I el I toa for the heller 1 then nought fifteen ov Slid innOnu 'd to he theru (or three months, In her health fit entirely restored Original it 2fl Tanal CARDh WAM AND CIBOOLAM Hr'nted at the lowest at AH I.I* th avenue, corner ot Ih 1 tenth vitrei. (AOKNS. BUNIONS, RAIt NAILS, DIBEASKP JOINTS, Ac.

cur. without pain bj Or Itlt'K, Bowery 1 rner Canal aireel Ktre a Annihilator un By mall SO tenia. 1 CASKS PBOBRCI TKD IN NUT YORK AND It other ht tea. Consultations free. No publicity nor la advance.

M. ItOW Ks, Attorney nod llor. TH N.taaau atreel DR. J. WAI.TKR SCOTT, I'REMItlKN NRW VoKIL Medical University.

ttg nf the New Medicine, will gtve clinical and in via. lu ttwriiliar mode nf iirartlce. To tailing acquire a reliable Medical praeth? in a of the old ami imorrile syat'in a opportunity. The publication, of university tteni fn-o on re re pt of postage .30 tent.) by addtosoiitg lite secretary. SHi'linton plate.

Sew Vork. raXTRAMtniNARY IMI'llOVKMl NT IN AKTIKIit.L VJ LEVI Taunt Uoinblnithu. n.l nl Robber haat Twrulleth fifth bo 1 rom Hroadway. nKAH WIIAT PR. HAZARD PR BKANOKr.TII PILLS after an of nearly thirty "I esteem a judicious distribution of BR AN IIRKTII FILM, in a chariuhte ptdnt or v.ew of more nlueihsn an hundred of the aorue value bestowed In tnnney; that In case of leaving my family lor any considerable on.

I should do II witli an eaaier inlnd If aatlaflotl would on any and all oera.ion* of ereidenl or dlseaae le Braaitrelb'. Ptl'a than I should were thev left la i- 1 to thn adrka (apart therefrom in I ha LETTER KROM C.VNFRAl, TIIK A all IN- OF VkBKKUELA, IN FA Volt OF Yoaa, Ma. BY mm Hon Mnaanami? lit Dkan Nia -I hare merited the aitpplr of your In. bin 1'illa, whmh y.in ham k.ixllt nt rn. I a nnljr hand thorn myanlf In South America.

aa wnP In country, thn lao thlrty ynara. nnrer allowlt bo without thnm, but ham purcliaaod them by th dlatrthtuo to po. upn i tnv naiatna and found thnm nlDnacloua in aim ttrory tarlnly oapecially peculiar In the kr.iiihorn I nalnnm, therefore highly thn anpplr yon now no.l uin, and thank you tnry rnriln.liT for tko kind ord you nonmy your gnnnnoia and aanllliinoia I ink rery maportfally, your obedient aorranl, JOUR A. I'AKX. Fold at prlnnpal olllna, Brandmlh Hon an.

New and by II Jrngai la Oh-er'e Mrandreth In wbtl' 'a government atam p. which tnrurea lha gnaulun PLO ryes adr Mtvt VA ITIKM doctor or medicine mailed fre- B. rooTk, 1.1? Broadway, Maw tort Comfort and Cara for the RotHnred-Sent addrtan FUOTK. 1.130 Broadway Men i Confidential InlBrmatlnn for thn Enroled -Me f- analnd envelope Addroaa M. FOOTB, If II 1,1 II if.

way. Bnw York. ml leal Common Sonee-d? paaaa. I no Bio.train SI Bent by mail everywhere mo la tablna aaat free Addmaa thn author, R. FiXlTS.

I IB) Broadway, Nnw a daily from A. to T. Intauda at a dtatanrw nay oonaolt by loliar. STAMNERINO BATES' FATE NT I) Af. pMancev.

Thny moolred prim mndaia at thn t. t.rk. London and I'aria Eihlhrini.a lor daerrtpiire addmaa A 777 Wool Twonty th aw Fork C.WDW aw VTHBWT 8 crrlain wtlhoul tlia allffcinat fni old Watinda, Rhaiiin, all and fain IM? Tor aaln at No. Unwary. and by all THOMAH AONRW.

THK ChLF.BRATRO baa earnad tha rrpauuon o( ibc grnaUat franrry aaubluhnrnt nt wsw" llluatrallrr lartdtnU aor award with Iba war. Uafl MMaptidM. f. HAt QHWOTTT A CO. m.

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