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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

policy always restless and is not disagreeable to
the French temper to take Q part in all the great
affairs Of complicated world M. MERCER may
propose some mediation, draw out some outline OF
compromise, suggest some shadowy arrangement III
conformity with Eurol cal opinion. Such medlation
would not probably be successful. On the contrary
the North would sii insist on union, and the South
would still nsi4t on disnnion. Even when this great
issue is solved there are host of minor topics
of debt, territory, and mutual relations sdequate TO
be pretenses for fifty wars, if pretenses were re-
qured. NO mediation now couid seule these contro-
vervsies between infuriated combatants who have
not yet ascertained their relative military strength
Bat it is very likely that NJ. MERCER may OTTER such
"A mediation and in all discussions upon the Ameri-
can civil war, We must bear in mind that the active
interference of the French Emperor is a latent
possibility which should never be omitted from our
calculations though the perpetual pretense OF so ft,
full element must necessarily tend To perplex and
further confuse problem which even without that
addition was sufficiently arduous.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF hEw-YoRK. .......MAI II.
Cleared.

s,sanship -HarnnoniA (Hsmb.). schwensen, Hamburg
kuhnh2fdt A Co.
ships-Fidelia Besslins Liverroo C. II. Marshall Co
Hornisphsre Taylor Livepool Williams Guon Wscon-
ain Scott Liverpool W. r. Frost; Enterprise McLAns.
uavr-. Boyd Hincken.
Bsr.s-Sameau. Rogers. Eew.London, A. Cotensi Fran.
o,,ca Ital) villa Palermo and Cadir Lawrence oies
Co Kepier (Br Lanksnan, Guantenano Funeh Meiucke
4 Wsudt
Bhs.-Nahant sirout, Ponce P. r., c. z. J. Peters;
Sp-ed4wsy AthoTton. Cienflegos c. Prter horeas
tBr) Cronir 81. Pierre Martinique, b Small: lmosenr,
Ayres Cadix Tupper Beatte Elizabeth, Trmble, NrIs
Cfur " AleXinp,r Son Ehks, Willemp 81. Croiz, 7.
Hsndford; L Oven Pe-ngil Neuviiss. Owsa Cauissn
Ans O~-u, Wsl.ce. Neuyt1s, Peck Church Union
(RrI smith s, John, n. b. A. Smithers Go. undine
Peterson, Philadelphia Napier WellswoId Rankin Wa
on...ny. Rogers. w-Loudon master
Schoonrrs-Sally Gsy Crosse New. London Baker Day
ton C. H. Hazard BILLIARD Hartford. III. Racket Ellen
Nancy tBr). wood ST Andrews, NJ b., ID. II. DoWofi
Hamilton Nickefson Harwck master; Margaret Plater
B.yt. Wilmington, y l.. knesland, John Sharp, Lake
phs Baker Dayoni Rising sun (Brl, Csrmichaa
ST. John ;. L., ID. H. psWolf; Chef Edridys. Point q
Po,rs X. Is. Eldhdge, 7. Hooper Condch Wsshingoo
master; Is. r. Woo.ey Soper Aeisndrii MASTER Ang,
lin. Hir Bangor W s. Brown Co. franklin Allen,
C.lal. Frye Co r. HefbeT Clark. C.lais. j. Boyston
sons o. Bai.del Portland. Mricsh Duncan; Sarah
Holder Portland W. Brown Hurd Robinson. Portland
IS Brown; Kossu,h Drauscom Boston, c. Il. Peters
Charleston Bufgess Hinshsm, Thays Sargent Barbara
Decker, West Point master
soop,-Planier, Appsby Bhdgepst. h. 3 Racket Mary
Dallas Rsckeu. Providsncs. III. ) Racket
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PaaaanRera ArriYed

IN ,edmhi, Great EdIfera, from Mf0yd HdreH-Mrs Ss
rah Sinclair, Mr Morris Mr.. Lsbonhefe Mr. Stoddu G..
Wsord Pstk Robertson, james Roberison, Mr.. Goodsel
Mr. Bateman, Mr. Trujiie, s. W. Wyndham. Mr.. aud Mrs
Ranney and family Wm Abbott and Capt Richard Ste
Mt and Mr.. Hobbs and daughter w. H. Powers Don
Pedro Merno NJ. Gunner, Mr. and Mr'. Woodward family.
ard Nurse Mi Barnard Ms Stuart and two children John
Rodney. MIS- Thomas ssd family David Powell M Carlyle
Edward Whitehead Mis-. Msrs Baumsn. Mr. and Mrs Jshn
Loveu and family James Gary NJ Jehnsone. w. Handford
George Ssde Henry Burnett H and Mr. James Edgar aud
faulty. Mss Julia Ross d. Williams and infant JOS Henson
Mr. aud Mr Buloch Allan Cosn George Pike Henry Hale
James Hook, Mr. and Mrs. r. Moore Lewis Rose, H. Ses
mann. Rev. Charles r. Curry Daniel Mills John Mstioe,
h. Heyuods Mons Chspp-lior Mons Paul Ihiysr, Arthur
j. Wills. P Roantres Demil Oliver Joshua Wilkins. VIM.
Yates. Pat Gaynor w b. Roberts Evans, J. Williams.
Aes.r, nell West Morisrty the Misses Murphy, the
Misses Ghhn Gregory Day Richard Day Mise Stevens, Mrs
Mshoney ns..rs Kennedy LAMBERT. Petyt, w. D. Calvert,
Thomas o. Gaiton II Hayton. w. Hssione Mr.. Ard Mrs
Mr ssmu. Head and II. Davies H. Price, D. Morris,
hsgin. w. North. Charles Lloyd Mr. and Mrs John Davies
family. George Pstnore Mr.. Darlington NJ. and Mrs
El-ry Mr. Edws Elery. Ssmuel Brghouse Total, lcl
In srdurporf Gen. Ba,Esfs, IRON Nenbern-ieut.
Col Kobis s9th ~ \. "; MAJOR = A. Allen, Capt L. T.
Laphsr Capt l.: 2. Kent, 4th L. Lieut. A. Green sth
~ u " Capt J. IA. Clsrk 9TH n A. ", Prof Malefert.
Eng Csrys Dr. Stone .3i Mas, s. L. w sIcot T. H. Eos
ter Of North Carolina H. HAyp- n. Y. v, H. kfsught
Ia bark Ga,eIe. from Aayasaes, p. h-Jo'e L. belio
Pedro Bras
Ia .a,, EupAsmia, from Ponce p. RAfrsd A. Cores, o
kea-foIk
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troops, as It relieves them Of mnch laborous fatigue
duty, and supplies. their places during the hot
weather in positions which could not be otherwise
held without great sacrifice Of the lives OF our own
enlisted men They are to be kept sepaiets from
OF her troops, and will probably be used Tor garrison
and picket da,y in srch exposed places a' then pre-
yious lives fit them TO hold.
A day or two since, the little steamer Ma,'ano
went to Savannah with proposals. for q mutual pa
role exchange Of prisoners. Gen. fembenon, III
Rebel command, seemed indisposed to do anything
about tie matter, and his message since rec>i'ea
will not receive attention -
There is TO record An instance OF desertlon' IL
occurred from Company l. Of Massachusetts Cav
alry, and John Ober is the msn. lie ran after pun
ishment for some misdemesnor. a,
Yesterday, on Tybee Island, Col. Kosa OF the
New-York 4fth was accidentally killed by bayohet
thrust from the hands of private OF the hn7sa'
chusetts 18th (Col. Monteth). His wife was s,id'
ing ia the door Of bis tent when II occurred; WINS
XIV semeed to originate the disturbance when inc
Colonel sought TO quiet. Ii,
The friends Of liberty here owe much To the eh'ei
nuartersster and 10 those other military gentlemen
who have uniformly coorerated cheertuly WIN tuem
no far as their instructions would allow, ana nave
shown themselves 10 be as efficient as hohoFaoie'
aud ~ gentemanly humane.
The General Order No. III electrified everybody
Truly the Almighty is pointing the negro TO way
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THE BATTLE OF WEST POINT.

Gov. Sprague says the battle at West Pomt under
Franklin was much more severe than reported; that
at least five hundred of were taken prs0n-
ers-the enemy taking advantage Of the LANDING Oh
our troops. The gunboats came up in good nme'
and saved Franklin from suffering severe ds's'er.
A correspondent Of The Boston Journa! says:
"Ihe character Of the battle is quite wei ilins'
trsted by the fact that Of the who were t one
third were killed; the ordinary proportion oeing one
in FIVE, sometimes fraction more. Ii war very
unsatisfactory fight, says one OF the surgeons mo-.
decidedly it was, for nooody coPld get 2 tIieraoty
clear idea oi what was gong on, or the shSh'es'
notion of the number or character Of tie enemy.
But light breaks upon the subject now. some
prisoners have been examined at Gen. frinklin
beadouarters and from their story il appears that
the enemy had full 80 900 men, of which one division
only were actually engaged the remainder being
beld in reserve Tney had also forty pieces OF ar
ii lery, which, ii appears, they were unable 70 gc.
into position-ony two or three light pieces and one
rhed gun having been brought to bear upon ine
field. This was a misfortune for the enemy which
he had not calculated upon"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
FROM PORT ROYAL.
Tea, firm a

The steamer Atlantic, Capt. o. Edridge, from Port
Royal, S. c., May li--5:35 p. NJ, with mails and
passengers TO COL d. ID. Tompkins, Assstant
Quartermaster. General at New-Yorki 2Ol bags cot
Ton seed 10 Hiram Barney esq Collector Of the Port
Of New-York. arrived on Saturday morning
panct gey,-Brisade General q A Gilmore well Known
having commanded the batteries Tybss Island a. the
s5 'ss a S5 FS sa rs ssSsan 's s Po RoS $ 81 .nd
Mr. J. ~ Forbes. Boston; Major hssodoIn Of sh High
..ior -rhsrst and son Lieut. P. M Petersen the Rev
Brush Lieut.. j. o Taylor Liea. J Bodin Liest " w.
Meyer, Lieut. r. o. Griffith Mr.. RoaPeD 5 r. Wallace the
Rev. r. W. Bhutelhon, Lieut. O. s.'.hslor M.'; cor.
and son Mi.s Curtis, Harvey Moore, A. VsDeDgn, w. =
X Bergen. Capt shlinsia~, 1kh Highlander A. Fisher
* BsrDcs Mr. Tobin oustermss,ers Department. Edward
Couriand QuartsImss'sr. Department T. Downiny 4nsi
~ l. Mar.naI Lieut. X. n. Close w. Il. Taylor, Quarter
msseis Department.; Charles Welsh Ordnance Department
YeIss ia Poyf-stesner Potomac John Edidse steamer
opoitsn Croteri steamers Delaware, Cannon Hondn
Wilism Cummin0 alller; Eli1abs,h Hamilton, White.
Bark, Hnnmins Bird Eagle Bsker ready for ,ss Houston
s hi" DO gssI Bird %e.ver Nov Zealand Mr. RndhaId
Patterson, A CandleI Put IN port in d'tres, lrsd9y
Boo,h cargo Of lee cleared for New Oeesns Ella Maui
Haey; S. d. SHARP hayhew J. d Hewitt Luke
We are indebted to Mr.. j. B Fordham, Purser Of
steamship Atlantic, for early delivery Of news
IRON Our speoisi Correspondent
HILTON HEAD, May Ia, 1862.
This morning there appeared in our barbor new
steamer, and curious eyes soon found It to be the
Planter, Of Charleston, with some $4,000, and
planted in this bay by black pilot and engineer
BY previous arrangement, it seems, the two faui-
hes belonging TO these men were ready on the pier
at Charleston before dsybreak yesterday and while
the white Captain and ,iicers ashore, came Oh
board. They got up steam, and alter passlng the
range of Sumters guns with the Rebel flag, hosteo
q white one and stood for the blocksding squadron
after which they III here She IL capable Of con
Siderable servicemouns four guns, one OF which is
Il Parrot lO0-pounder.
The pilot, who seems very intelligent states that
he saw the day previous on the bulletin-boards OF
that city an announcement OF the burning Of Nor
folk Navy-Yard, and the destruction Of the Merri.
mac He brings Charleston morning papers of the
day previous aud states also that the principal in
habitants were much frightened, and were leaving
az fast as possible.
Aereeably 10 an order from Gen. Hunter the ell
Istment Of black men has begun. Already several
tho asand rihed muskcts aud uniforms are in waiting
for the use Of the loyal hands Of those who this
morning shouted a loud Aye to the question of eli
bstment. The lst Regiment is under command OF
one Of Gen. Hunters staff, and the inferior officers
are drawn from the non-commssiooed of other regi-
ments. They show interest and pride as well ar
aptDets in acquiring the manual
The project 10 an exceedingly humane one for our
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
ITALY.

1t was reported that Gariba'di had reeigned the
command of the Genoese Volunteers, and 1t was be-
bcved that the corps would be disbanded.
Victor Emanuel still continued at Naples. After
having visited the French fleet, the King addressed
letter 10 tie Emperor Napoleon, thanking him for
HE couriesy toward himself, and Lis sympathy for
the Itali an cause.
The King says: 'Tt is long since have experienced
SO much emotion AZ | have day. The order which
reiens in the southern provinces, and the earnest
marks Of affection which everywhere receive, TIL
umphantly reply to the calumnie, of our enemies.
We shall convince Europe that the idea OF unity
rests on soid bases and is thoroughly craven on the
hearts of all Italians"
The Kiog also, while thanking Neapolitan depn-
tation which waited upon him with an address, sad
!" Public safety is not yet re-ettablshed, becaufe
Rome is the center of conspiraces; but believe NE
when bay that much the Italians wish to recover
Rome, the F,euch wish quite as much TO terminate
their occupation OF 1t.
The Pope returned TO Rome on the 3D.. A large
crowd assembled he passed through the streets
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ved......SuNDAY, May l8.

Arf1ve0.. .SUNDAY, MAY lS.
Steamer Cen Burnside ~. S. trsusport) Wilcox New
h.yn c. and Hs,erss 30 hours mails and ls5 sick ard
yognaa soldiers and rs officers and prvaes furough
r. s Assstsnt Qurrtermsst.r
st,smsr Herald ~ 5 usn.por) Rogers Fortress Monroe
N hour. in b.llss' to II. p fsrrins.ou.
Gunbost Renaudp tFrench). Commander Le Cardinal Ha
van, days She mounts guns and has o. ~
Bark Gazsle tof Ssw;Hsrenl Rhodes, Msyayusz. p r.
Nay ~ With chr Carol Tor Philadelphia and big P..coc
for NswYok May lat = 81 Ion 90 TO- spoke 'chr Tn
dent from Porto Rico for Ne~-York and in company
sds Atlsniic iof New Haven't Black Tnid.d Port-su.
Spain Ap 80 cocoa and old metal to H. Trowbhdges Sens
Of New Haven On the ou'wNd passage to arbsdes April
H. lat ~ 49, So 30 f. In with Br chr Gold Hunter of
Prince Edsard Island dinsntled and out Of groyson''
tool 81 the captain aud and landed them st Babsioes
She ti.mautled the l4h December when TIVE
day. eu rom Half, tor NewYOrt % A..
Brig Arabela, Lindssy, Aspnws 70 days, mdse to j. r.
Sch Yupbeui. Bayl-y Ponce P. R. May o. sugar, &C. I.
tueky Carver from Portland for Masnz, days out May
= lat. 9s s. Op IS big Sarah rlsss from Arroyo for New
fiOm Boston, cruising. p days out no oil
sehr Wright. Of BrOOthaven H,wkin' Ponce p r., May
H. spoke 81. Kentney 10 days from Portland for Msanlas
ith Inst a, % 90 long SO 10 spoke 'chr General Knox
siM .chi HupsSm. HGso fer G NewYo brig Re.oa,. for d.
Schr SHARK BeSton. Port Roysl days, cotton TO N. L.
schr y Young Cci CAMDEN Packard Remedies May
schr y Smith loi har~eh Snow, Port Maria, Jam, May
q loswood &c. to Lssycrst Co.
schr. Kent, Right Trenton, N. j., mdse.
schr. Kate Gardiner. wilson, Trenton. N. j.. md'e.
Schr. Kossutb, Buns Rondout for Boston.
schr Stsh Gardner. Teal. Bridgeport In baAs
Schr Sallie Smith, Wordsn, Bridgeport stone.
Schr {. H. Van Name, Van Name. Baltimore days coal.
Schr l.. Daniels. Smith, Hartford, ballast
Schr M ,ouisht. Tute. Greenpor, ballast.
Schr Tyrone PinkhaIn Eizabethport. for Boston.
sloop r. sprsgue Gibbs, Providence, days. mdse
Steamer Wesehsster Nye, Providence. mtss 10 EdwUd
Bypser
steamer Rcrsn. Slower. Trenton. N. j., mdse 70 VIM
jenkins
Fssx from Indies; brig Lucy Darling tBr prize schr
Gen. G C. Pinckney, 10 days from Chsilestos
Also. BARK and brigs
WlND--Sun-et, s., with fog.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

a:ys ssear, &c. to j. Z. wsrd Co. Sailed I. company
May spoke sr. s.nSS,s, s, c.s :: III 1s 1Si
Bhs Msuico tDrtch schresder Corseos IS days hides
iu,e SsSa b 4G 60 Dossls SS May A. lat % 30 l0n u 90 ''w
Brig Nsw.Ycrk Gtall ssarsss Palermo 10 days. passed
Big B..a, H.acan Bs,istis Tamp,co u a.v, ua.. to
Ins Neptun. 'olden), DIee.. Bu.no. Ayre. March 8,
lon 6s Sc passed shp bound s. showing white signsi rcd
0'Baf Bs xih el.S. Perry
sugar &C. to Walsh, Carver Chase May TO- lat 30 10
lon s 40 spoke bark Henry Buck from Msanzss for Cork
sehr Bslloaa OBJ Burn0n' St. Andrews, N. B., sd.y.
Sn.r T. S.eoT tof Gage Fort Piel.p, Apr
a. with .sls and rigging from br Dat and Elmer Lost
slp,. Rosa Island. ,o -,u.u..., NJ.
q days salt and hides to Jos Foulkes Soma
SEN. Addie r Barnes lof New-iisvenl bet,worth, St.
Iohu p r. II dsvs suger &c to j. " ABafyia a. 20.
sehr b. c. Hu.e Canioston, Port Royal ~ asy' ballast
to j. smith. c, =, a.. .o, a..
ca. Ken MAJ is lat IS 4O Ion "A, spoke schooner M
scwal, from Turks Hands for bsng'r ,,-, ,,.. =,
schr 4. b. Terry lof New-Hsven) Pedrics, Mafanz'' II
schr O. r. C. IBr Of Cornw,is, Hamilton. Jscmsl April
26 Iogwood aud coffee to Kunhardt Go.
schr John Rose Hulse Port Royal days oas" 20
schr. " Mub-on jr. lot Brookhsysn. brsmer' Dsfs0'~
fruit 10 rhos GmsrtIn N A., ..,
&C.. to t H. s.pGord May s. lat 30 TO- 0n :" saw Dig A.
"Iw, R n 1sts g rn.r of wsdoboo Hastings C.rdenas IS
days ,asAI &C., Yates POrtsrfsld "s's days NJ Of
Hsr-rA- with light winds. mn m AL
sclJ Trident Iof Thomsson) Snow Aussdilla, r. H. 4th
ipss su.sr &C. to Miller Houghton lth inst on Aose
comb spoke bg Tornado Of Wsstpo from Ms'ansa' Tor
schr W. Hine Manson, Newbern, N c.. 6 days ballast
10 master . ~. NIL, o.,
schr w c. Merschon (1msstsd) Cole, Fort Pickens ~
DAYS ballast to McCready, Mott Co. Apr ~ i4f 20 TO-
on ss 3D. bark Elizabeth Of Westport rrancis
months ont had SOL barrels and was boing all ws LAY
sI 20 34 lon. 83 80 spoke U. B. gunbost ouyisf'
bound Tampa May off Havana, spoke u b. h'sas" Nj
agars, cruising @.
schr Telplcton (Br., Of ST. Andrew, n Bl Barnard st.
Dsniugo City April ~ mabossny, kc, to Brett Son Ce
schr. Clara Ellen, Cray, Elfsbethport for BosIon'
echr Lsguns Gibbs. Flizabe,hbor Tor Boston
schr. IRE. Chamberlain, Elizsbethpor for Boston.
Sehr Lydia CaibaTDe Kelley Ezabetbport Tor SALEM
Sohr. Oeorgianna, Teal Eiizsoethpor for Providence
Schr. Floreo, -, izsberhport for Boston.
Schr L. d. Westhw oh, der, Bangor days lumber 70
master.
Bchr. r. NJ Smith, Dewey Fall River, ballast.
Schr. VIM Steyens, Small, New Haven.
schr. vsndalia- Strout. MsTnonec, ballast
schr AnaeonS. SsI) Moss c'rnw.i'' NJ b. 10 days p'
Scnr. Mary Jane Murphy, Providence, ballast.
Schr. Arabells Was, glizabehport for Boston.
Schr. Anon, Studey Port Morris, In ballast.
Steamer Wni. woodward Cundit Baltimore mdse to " a.
Dalzell -
Steamer Minnesota, Garrett Baltimore. mdse to William
DslzelL
Steamer Irorsdes vanderveer Philadelphia mdse to Lo-
per kirkpatrick.
Steamer slcon. Williams. Providence, mdse to Edward
BynGes.
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TILE LATEST.
fBy telegraph to Milford Haven.
IfVgHrOOI NAV

fBy telegraph to Milford Haven
LivgRrooI, May s-p m
Parliament is engagedon the Educational question.
Government views generally accepted
The Morning Herald argues, from the reports OF
NJ. Merciers visit to Richmond, that the beginning
Of the end 10 not far distant. 1t says France and En-
gland suffer more than ueutrals ever suffered from
any contest, and both begin to regard the war as ID
terminable and atroc'ous.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is seriously Ill, but
has rallied and is now ont Of danger.
The bids for the Russian loan in all the cities ID
one-third moro than called for.
CALCUTTA, April l6, 1862.
Mr.. Lsing las made financial statement. lie
estimates the surplus at one million and haf
The import duties on Cotton Goods are reduced.
Exchange, 2i0i. Freights quiet
CAsToS, April !, 1850.
Tea, firm and quiet. Exchange, 4I6,.
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PassenRers Sailed

IL asamsip Esa for Lirpool and Qusen''.gn-M
snsiaa sSa M. IS n b.%.n ~Iss as. .-s s Edss
bury Charlotte J. Rodrsr., N Y; Mary G. Titus rnomsi
rsl.oson vie eigh, chdren snd nSrs s Lss' scnI. Nor
sS. sss M"'Sn s ASd';~ & 1:'esh ESsnf E: c. e. H.
Mscu.key Or Ia ale ii. N. Wilde, Philadelphia z har
but Cincinnati Mr. Hcory, and Florence MoYsh Boston
wn Mills H. " T.; 3. cray 4. W. Kinder, Hamilton G: w.
Orr Butler, n Dr. ". Hsbsssy, II T Cooper. JsGe. P
s,nd; Capt. Nsss aud wife Toronto Canada West. NY ana
Me Ae1sndsr snd ,ight children. Toronto & " =. ~
cs nIr .'s s bSTs S Syaq
G. sehos,ld, rhsdephia; Rev;T Hsys 81, Louis, MS.
Locshsr,, J. ives, Jm.. Bryan. Caldwell and wife
". Wilson Ier,n'o {. ", Mrs. E. Morue, A; Van Lock
.ran and wife Vancouver asry McAvoy. St Louis; Tom
bed tsr Rev Henry Patton .nd daughter Arehdeaeon
Of Otiowa, John SAWYER snd wife. NewYoIh; John w.
Cradoury, Phl.dePhaa VIM. Farrell, do. James Martin
a.r WIN: oDiev, Illinois Alex Bourbon, JOta Atkens
Boston; II. B.yle'. NewYerk; NJ; Miico A; Cowsn o o
van ST. Louis; Peter ve.ber Mr.. Kerr aud family New
York Rev. Dr. Gress PhiIadeiphia, with others in the
neerage.
In ia steamship Hanmosia. for Southampton, Harys, ana
Iambsg Mr.. aud Mrs J. t. Swnts, !chdrep, Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs lsd,she-meI et,ld and servant, n 4; MI:
Johns X. Fisher. NJ Borckenstsedt. Mrs Grossmayer
children and servant Mr. sud Mrs A. Hueh and chi dreo
and ars. r. May snd chd,sn N. Y; Rev Rchard OCon
nor sr aud Mrs Hugo Liebins and children Phiadephs
ILobias hlchte JacoD Coidsiiih ~ L~.mne snu son Az
York; P. Nennngsr and son M,.s Mnns Kob, Newark w
Wuitfdt h. Clausen, ~ y John Heinz, Mascoutah; Miss
larcia Lopez Psnsnli; Dr. Em Coos Louis psser Miss
FIsncska Helwig Mrs. Hanna Lauds aud children Mis-,
r. Falk y Y Hermann Arnold Carlisle T. A. Poulet y
vi o. A. Zwick Cncinnaii Eugene Pan,Io San franci.co
Messy Boston; Miss AnnA Klein, N Y. Mrs Csrolns Fried
bert and child n. u; Mr and Mrs Chsries Chmmon, Y.
l.. ssmuels. i. Y Edward Maas n. y Philip bernet ~
y; George Psss~t, N. Y, L. Bsrgen St Louis Dumay
frencs; Mr.. and Mn 4. Heriu,h and child, Madison; Mr.
and Mrs. Ernst Held syrscu.e Otto Martin N H. Ma
than. ". \. Glaefk-, N. Y Thos Hall N Y Frd
Ebefhnd, Havana En- snuel Stein Joseph Alben II Aosrs
\. ~; Mrs Kru-e. Sank Cty Mn DR. pulon ana child
sverra Antonio Munro. PsuanAi George Runk Wilhelm
Runh Rinteln; Carl Schmidt Cleveland Heinrich Welding
er MsI R-le Freid Leyser M. Mary Wood, N. Y Mrs
Guneesh-imer Cincinnati Lewis II. Adler, Bsltimsre and
others In the stesTese. Total 2l5.
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Disasters, ke.

PoRr Lewis, MsuRIrrrs, April 5.-Ths bark Cheshire
previously repored mas been sold for 5000; the
respped per Mercury which vessel sailed the 2+h at
part Of the say 100 bags badly damaged
that could be reshpped and they woud not allow it
be- landed here therefore taken outside and thrown
into the sea- The schooner James Lawrence, from New
Yo arrived the 10th ut the passage she lost head Of
forrmast
ScirLr April 29.-J'hs bariantine Hobart Jordan from
Aersndrs for Falmouth with barley while beating up into
Roads charge OF pilot struck on reef and was shortly
alteTwnd shore Samsou Is fn Of water; the
vessel will become total wreck and tho whole of the
total los.
lBy letter to Ellwood Walter. eco. S'y BID Undw'a