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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11
FIGHT BETWEEN FITZGERALD AND REED
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

LgAvESwoern. Kansas May 10. 1851
prize asht between Edward Fitzgerald and James
Reed Tor 81 900 came on the is inst At the Green
Mountain Rancho nlne miles from Denver Colorado.
The preiiminares being settled. both men appeared
the ring and stripped for ths contest Reed was in
splendid condition. standing ave feet eight inches, and
Fitzgerald who rather thin and saiow, measured
only i've icet ave- Evcry,hng being in readiness and
satisfactory both parties the tight ordered 70
proceed
ROUND i-Both men a, work. cautiously feeling each
Others points, ending with close and Fitzgerald under
RouSp 2.-Hcayy counters on the body Fitzgerald
70, into cin.ncery but succeeded ia getting down.
RoUsp 3 --Fiz planted his msulors the mouth Of
his antagonist drawing first blood. Fine hand 10 hand
Hg,t!ng cnsued each giving aud receiving terrible
blows resulting in square knock down. Ftz landing
on his back
Rousp 4-sparring for advantages Several heavy
counters aud Filz down knee ets
RoUSD 5.--Reed forced tho fghing. getting in some
heavy bod, blows conusering with his usht on ths
breast AMI forchcad.l fitx got an heavy body blow
RsJSS 8 10 10 some hcsyy lighting. ending, will
HousDs IA, Is Axp l6. Fine lighting Reed got sws
terrific blows on tue body, which made him m 'rs
~ fsS.a ad cu
thrown, Reed fahng heaviiy on him. ~ 49,.
aousps Il TO 40, Nearly the same the procecd.pe
Rorsa. 50 70 g. Reed Ssd i. all his own way. pA
/ going do~ 10 AVOID pun shment A& .s7 8
RopxD 57.--Heavy ash,,as ia this round, both mol
bleeding profuscy.
| Rorsns IS 10 10 Reed forcing the lighting. Will
/ Titz did little than parry his blows and 60 Il
grass. .4fe.4 .ms aG -
Rouxp so. -Titz received terribc upper cut on IN
! face. BRINGING fresh supply o. claret.
l,ouSDs 81 10 S6.-Sparrne for time and wind. Til
heavy fighting beginning to tell ON borh men. Fit
| suffering the most.
RcuSps 81 TO 81. AS usual. heavy counters Fiis dow
| every time.
RouSD "a Short exchanges and skfful parrying
Reed got In terrific upper cnt the fruhtisriece
| which Knocked Fiix nearly crazy. e
RUM 9a Heavy blows were taken and given BY
both, ending Ia . cinc, Reed throwing Eitz on the
70; o. from whsh they both ell heavily, Reed Top
Both carried To thcr W
RocNp 9dsR AND Last Time was called but IL was
evident that Fiiz could scarcely respond tho last fall
having damaging effect on HIM His seconds got him
his pins. Reed made light pass at him. which hc
parjally parred scd dropped In ra,nting condition
lEc light lasted one noar and forty uiue minutes,
Both men badly punished. tH6 a1n
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DOMESTIC MTElLIeencs.

valuable chronomstsr has bsen presented by eadine
Boston insurance ooupaniss 70 WIN. Il. woodbury. mse-
tse Of The bark Ionic Tor his good Of tnes
vessel on recent voyage from Lcando 70 Boston, q
which occasion he literally oiled the angry sea ~
throwing overheard perforated barrels Of OIL
Tho 18th OF June will be observed In tho new ovn
Of Ariinetoa formerly West Cambridgch MasS. ~
procession and dinner Richard H. Dana siii make n
address and the Governor and Council with other sass
oficers win attend.
Dipshera and scarlet fever prevalent in Readins
Mas All the children Of n. NJ Hsrtshorn prominens
citizen have been carried OF By the sccurge aud NJ
Hsrtshorn himself died suddenly on Saturday
The Taunton, Mass Casas says that cat In that city
and dispavs much affection for tho young of hr hero
ditaSy enemy. A nest Of young rats was thrown ,ato
her Win her yoyng kittens And All but one was Killed
Tb one was adopted and appears happy with i's foster
mother a #N Ha
TO vcuur riv,s bslonslng 20 Fan River, Mass,
.vsv vith sore 81 the circus company that performed
shec a fueedav 3olh uia Thcy have been tracked "
Pyovidsncs bus have not yet been found
CAPTAIN A n Poster formerly Of the twenty. nfrh
usarecNusssis rsgtmsnA and now In business In New
bsrr M d, has been appointed by General Sickios .
sS,ber q the new municipal government OF that city
ousryysss for The bridge the Ohio river Louis
viis hss been conmencei The stone work 10 be done
ooosAsls of Abutmens each eighty feet In heght
"a thirteen piers, esch from hundred and twenty
% ono hundred and forts feet height The engineer
prcns thai the bridge shall b ready for use by Jsnu
oU 4, l1W NMmM 4ssNN
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op and replied saa. .As person VINO had spread
Al thres minutes before eleven o'clock time wa
RousD i-AfLer little spsrrinG Eisioa shot out his
isn hitIs Davis s.isg.ng bio. ever the right eye:
cheers Davis countersd hssviiy ths sw 800 aftsr
which be was knocked clean Oh hie fset 81 . back.
Time, two and half minuteaI EAT F. 800 4
RogsD 2-Eaioss got home ever Davis go. Davis
Uhch Eo planted "a srsc ss. IN ss s
wound on Davis left cheek bens which hsd bssn aAs
in previous light with AoCools soIlowing Il up By
knocking him down IN his tkuiosssS oosnsc Tine oas
scgsD s.Ds,. came y oa.'as.ss end aPpsea esa-
seemingly With power o. hissng him when aad where
he chose without the possibility X beng countsrsd upou
El!S. g. couple q aovs @ .hs sess s.d,ne:sh,
was not sustained Time. haH ainuts. y1f
RousD A-Elliot. opened waa q smashing blow With
round, when he was knocked down % cruel blow
the neck from Eott's isfs. Time, bali minute
y on he o. 81 "a 90 uS S S
got on tho nose and body Of Davis tho latter counsing
with his lett and going down Time, half 9 minute.
RoUsD 6.-Davs commenced operating BY loveliing .
staggering blow on Elotts jaw, who returned with
singer on the loft cheek. again knocking DAVIS down.
RouSp ELLIOTT wont quick to work and knocked
Davis OIL hs feet by blow on the breast Cries OF
piled, as he vas being carried TO his coEnsr do you
cs L foul 70 knock man down" limo. haaf
minute. su gh4 Ns# e1E
RoUSD s.-Days again knocked down with .
swlagins blow in the back. Time. Ave seco0da
RorND LAsT-Dayis went down without blow,
a, which the referee decided Hiott ths winner Of the
fght a. tffss ahs ~H
This announcement had no sooner been made than (.
Elliott exclaimed. ~ can whip any man IN The United
Staes for 81 900 in one month from to-day"
The battle commenced a. three minutes before eleven
o clock, and was finished al seven and half minutes
pas eleven. Elliott had the fight entirely his way.
only going 70 the scratch TO 30 knocked down or
dnslred his opponent d.. There disorder
on the ground during the affair, both boats starting
immediately after Il was over. the City or
four O'Clock this afternoon, An immense crowd
gathered at the steamboat landing 10 get poop at the
conqucror, and much chsering was ndugcd IN on
Eiliott's appearance. 4ft IN
Charlie Gallagher Of this city, goes into traiaing for
his fight with Elliott on the 9th OF July next
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y i asasvls rAsl uf sssr sMrcSMs N nleuIsAa.s /.
rPcss,as t1sch, oosrsspoadseos Nay Of The Dstrss

disoeysry az human nsmans was made this eiey
ysseorday norning. under circumstances which reveal
cnaptsr q the most horrible and revolving dstas The
rsmalns were those OF woman apparently nos moro
than tWsuty I'VE thirty years old They wercHounA
II HE thckiy wooded bottom lads bordering the
Cintoa In tho Of Paddocks miilA and In the
neghborhood Of tho cemetery. They were entirely
buried being left carcessy the surface Of the groun1
ana the stage OF decomposition Indicated that they haA
MOE been In that exposed situation than two %
three The skeeton had been completely extracted
from the body not single bone 70 BE- found 10 the
deoayiug mass The ground was much troddeu, and
there was every indication that busy work had bssa
done. Cigar ends lying about and scrap Of the
Detroit Post found By bearing date the eth
Of Aprk, 1851, upon which sboody knife appears -
have been wiped
These facts bsruy the history Of the damnsbls out
ngs against law, decency and humanity which has bcoa
psrpetrAted The body Gas snaschcd from some new
made grave IN the cemesery closs BY the grave cothng
removed, psccd back N the coffin, tho CONN barred
and the grave restored a. nearly as possible 70 Its for
mer appearance this nude body carried 70 the woods
By aud shero manglcd and outraged for the pur
poss OF obtaining the skeleton Tha skeleton, which -
lately formed the Franc OF lady We'll known, doubt
less 70 the most OF US now In all probability gTaccs The
anatomical collection OF some ono Of the physicians q
this city. The public suspicion attaches strongly. noe
only 10 the persons who thought 10 have been the
perpetrators but also centrss with strange unanimty
upon her Who IL Is fcsred the victim Of this sea
without . mama" Further Investigation wiil dcubusss
throw stronger light upon the case; strong enough.
70 BE- hoped 70 lead 70 the apprshsnson and oonvc-
uoo ~ The perpstratosA
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Trial 81 the 5tcam Gem Carvlage- IatePestiag
Experimoats-Is % Accepted by tho Chicf 81
the OrdaaRce BWreau.as 1850 n~ ts4 80
u On thursday the broadsds gan carriage WAS sub
jsctsa another trial 10 the presence Of Commodore
wet, Chief Of the Ordnance Bureau; captas Nusasy
sn& Commander Bucknss. OF the savy. together with
ssvsral gentlemen connected with tho army.
The gun Was fred with solid shot weighing four han
drsd and afy pounds, and various charges Of powder
nom thirty Ave 70 y Ave pounds each No shot was
used but solid ones Foar Of these were 0rsd ia less
f"sy-sss sScoSSs; and me iuvss.or and al present
seemed to entertain doubt that u could b loaded and
Aed consecutysy Of this rapid rate ~ soon ~ the men
me carriage whh bears the gun s secured to The end
Of the piston rod OF steam cylinder placed between
By smply moving lsscr the steam L admitted 10 one
or the other end o. this Cylinder ihs viii Of the opera
Wien into ssn Ss sIs~ s.n ss:
there against the rolling Of the vessel until u u dis.
n'S ns q e beck ss
powder 1.-THE rscoi II ancsleraisd by the rolling Of
he ship 4 only causes the steam % b more densely
vios which e self acting, and which rsvsrss the
si.S end Of tho cylinder causing The gun 10 come
entirely homo. with IL music Immediately over the
shstlneE This latter son.svaScs slci,sd much admit;
courss psss thirty Inch bali a. The musze Of gun
vim = much ss.s a.d CELEBRITY = does a.; s one q
nre IL sixty ismes per hour IL need BE- and train as
accurately upon moving fsdc - spor'eman can his
rns daculsy in manasins large guns in hro.dsds BY
check he gun On Level deck, 8 nos sumo en-. 70 stop
Il e The rht pcns for rsioadne " the ship rolls a. 10
- "a g s' 1. . I'D s s.f y .: :s.s Z
too ssss. and nss moved home b. hand 70 set i mr.
Ire 90 hand The dangsr Of carrying away the checks
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4 ROMANTIC AfFAla.

Quite an excitement was 0ccasionod In fashlosablo
circios in this oily few days ago By N amir which
called for The iatsssencs Of the police detectives and
minister Of the Gospel bseors IL calmissaioa wealthy
gentleman Of Cseinna la week Ion that oy rssolpsd
upon engaging In business In the etrops and before
doing 20 bad occasca 10 visit certain family with whom
he had Sssn Tor hing period q ame 90 terms Il fisn1y
intimacy Ia this family iatercsAg young iady
fos whom he bad cgincod an attaohm ,nt Of nere
tender character than thai OF fre6dshp aAA Who
with all the feeling Of . ycsthful heart. o.
hearing OF the. departure for this city u the
one she held so dear. after In vain attempting
to mako him desist from his tntcnded Journey
kno~n TO her pareutR The gsuilsuaaa endsavorol u
induce her 70 abandon her Wild Idea - he termed u
bat would listen 70 appeal aud made I'll the pre
psraasons necessary TO leave her homo candsstiaey
With him. after having made him promlDe that be
would mt reveal her project 70 any msmbs.
put mp u tie Metropaltaa Hot tho gsnismaa treating
the young lady with oil the respect due slater by
boher he engaging separate apartments Or Der exclu
sve occupation They had not bosn u town tWo
tho authori.ics a. police headQuartsr request
ing that the gentleman who had sseope4" WITH
his daughter should bS arrested Under iustruotions
from his chlo detective Eldos arrested thex geulie0an
q the ho;s and he was held 10 custody u the Centl
oce untAthe Arrival Of the youne lAdvs father The
pertarhaiios but on learning how mastsss stood and
thai there really w. no such thing = . cram.
Inal elOpemeas he appeared 10 - somoWhal releved
from his fearful sppvchenseas ed - satisfy hs dangh
Ter and the maa Car whom she hAA abandoned hon .
and family. preparations were made for We nsrrAss Of
dsred harpy rho wedding was celebraeed 10 due form
q tho residence 81 Captain JOAN YoUag Hdi7EN 4
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TINE nETaepoLlTM DISTINCT saAr Law.

s.c H. Every beat o. vessel 90 registered q aSuss
e registered together with the word icsnsed panIs6
~ some conspicuous place thoraon - said Board sho
direcs except that boat vessel MOI spt for s
corposaed yacht eaub the yaws q such yachts av
% registered By is name with the name and residen6o
nal with the bureau Of boat inspection And ever
incorporates yaoAt ~ 0oat club Sho adopt d0vico
iosnsed,n and with the name Of sucl veGhs a 49,
shall b painted a. otherwise permanently aud 60.
spcacusly placed upon the outside OF each vsssGl q
o. emblem. VIA The club signal sSs = a. 3 -
bareaa upon any such yaehs boat regsaecsA CO..
q IS. club S Wy q q:
was issued shseseof M shall DO the duty q Tue ovne u
si:ss sss z s q. ssss s, 49,
O. pss.. s..s.a. = herein lssv.Ass ~ . rsvs.a
same ana cpPossanisy @ - SssTs u rsssos q -
\ $40 Il Evsy person whe shaa uss any Ssas q ~.
81 any wafeGs Within chs mss of the MDeropoloan
reloe District Without mt oossiai.g Hose ssshesls
boas vessel without ksvag her mama nnnAhsr aaAeHe
iicsnsed o. ~ clsb dsvIcs OF smsasa, paass1
any Soss cs vssss, Ne. sss a.ssss .shss ssssiss
aforesah upon Whiens any name - anuhees slQ1 -
sa6sn shessoa. whsa = 90 70 iissass Sss - =
8 v:asa ii psyo.s - $500 = - L.
sivess sisasi assd b.. ~ tsss = vs. 3 = &C.,
ersat salsufsly "a o. caDss 70 b sss q ssps.
fully reaIn u M o. ~ Doeson aag ha1gs - dDso
dsasd b said Beasd 81 tbs * issassa tsssnns
vssss - guilty. q ls6snsaass; a esaviss1
shegsef sha = p1asAsd ~ ass q - s0shsa 60
ess .ossk 81 ssss shss q. 1sssls : = - go
ans and tmDnsenaeat; 80 suoA efha1ss shaA Sseose
sss 80 g ~ !, ssasS 1880 e = - -.
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Trss vsry Interesting rubber matches Of nfssa acss
sach bslwssa prumsnens players Of this exciting gams
cane on II the Racket court Nos s. and IS VEGA rhr.
tscs,h street. yesterday aiernoon and wsrs witnessed
by q hrgs ssssnbsasa The matches were q three
games esch the first between Mcssrs Grey and Dsvcs,
Tor $50 sde won By Mr. Grey. the SCORES bsinG,
as gsns, Dsvss 10; Grey, ~ second and thrd 0rsy.
n 70 10 for M oppcnss. Mr. Grcy each having he
privilege Of "set 81 The second match, between
Esasrs Fouikss and Grey. Jr, and Messrs Moore asd
Grew ST. WAS Won By tho latter gentlemen their seorsa
aaiding Is follows First game foulkcs and Grey -;
Iooso asd Coy, Vi second, neors and Gray, ~
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materially from The others II the mannsr q bsi49
played, the pl.yer - By agFssmsnt striking ths h
sron usds, thslr nshs lega me consssssnls wes:
wassm \ won BY ne former gsntlsmsn the sooss
being, hrst game. Foulkss and Grey, IS: Dsvos snd
Grey. 10; third, Toalkss and Grey, Is; Dsvos and
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odsd BY the con w.aiag easily b three sz~sAt Asasa
Hme-2:65. $50 9:toX.
fAs following d summary - besh svssv:-
FASHION CeURsE, L. L-fs0tttng- Friday Nav IA -
Purss and stake 5000. mile hsas bsss three IN Ave in
hAmesa
J. Lovett named Q. q Burger. ..............I
O. Dnmick named B. m LixSis Warwick. ....S 8
= Rogers entered blk m Black Bs~........2 -
I'M Time 9:SX-2:SSX-2:oSE
sscosp RAGS same day. nasdh for $50 mile heats
best thr0s In Eve. IN harneea
.. Dopgrey named b. 9. Fred P0nee ........l
n Roden named q Lady Emma. ...s q
Time 3:6S-9tO-2sSoX
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FATAL CASE ov yRAIousv IN LOUISVILLE Kv-A fatal
cse of jcaiouy developed BY the Coroner In Louis
viie, Ky, on the TIN insk Mrs.. DuIaney, wife OF .
carpenter living 0raysou street, left home Sunday
night for church She taken III and returned home,
whss me found her husband and servant, hands0m
quadroons N the same bed while attempting 70 chas
tlss The negro she seized with vomiting. and died In
short time. Suspicion aroused that she hsd bssn
fouliy dealt With, and oetmortcm examination was
hsM 70 dAg, when vas found that she vas a0icod
Win the hssrt dssssc and thal Tie violent excitsmeas
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The strike Or the sahlemsa empsoysd ~ the vareus
city railroad companies 1 continues but has q yet o.
casasd very us inssaveasnos V sny portion or u
community unlep 1t BE- To- themselves the interrup-
tons on tho roads have bsss tsmpery ne situations
abandoned BY the strikers having been to great extsrs
prC@p.y hlsd y other men. : majority Of whom we're
stasce has he s.riks o. any railrosd line 3D.
uaanimous and on he Third avsane line The oonpssS.
sys 1ss ssess 80 r. -
ss Sc s e. =. s
Sarth street and Third syenae, but no violent =
s q ~ , s &c &. s' for; g 80
'':' Run s 49, :y:ss' :S.:
seqaenty procured snpaeymsas shs ssooad avsose
as but upon being thrsasnod with voIsaos b. soms a
s: sss sss ss ssss go 40 & s.
s.,Ss's sS,s2'. vs:sd sss ,ssss table: and ara.
sopss ass No sScscos z 1osas: :; .. :
manifested ~ shis Or any Other body Of rkers end
probable .6s, 40 serious cousssos.oss nsrrpslOas
out q employment = upwards q thrse hundred
Tt - ----- 1899 fs
The Drssklyn HsrsesAssrs. -,
large nesessg q ne JcusasynAee Assssshesn ~
hsld On nuredv nght u Neosagus Hal. Csuse
ssress M \ = llsDeeasu prsssdsd NJ nsssss ~
fer The pUpops W ~ seetgaairng ~ uoeus-
shssss ysotssavs uaisass - n ~ Cd 49,
ben q The .ssctsty Who uess. pgsss1h scessks
with large nan3Se - nsw mnlnhegs enrollea 80
uamea After sone rsaarks had bssa madS ppsa .
benefit OF osgnnixaInn n this kind 70 ~ Journey.
mon hprssshoegI gooanmitise Of A. - IL nsasnGD
were appointed 70 hkve the old shaxtsf ed - -
meeting adtossnss fOv go week. = u
Tho Brseklyn Carpensers.
Al tho boas caSpsseess and builders In BsookIys havo
accsded 70 the demands Of the journsymsn = 70 ~
amount Of wagss and the hours Of labor there =
disareement between them At the present Time Raga-
iar meetings o. The Society held, and u sid tksg
have quite large amount Of money in the treasury
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ID the United States District Court at Milwaukee, on
the eth inss Judge Miller granted injunction In the
case Of Samuel b. How and ohers against the directors
ef The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railway CON-
pany, which materially Affects the legality Of about
900 Of stock issued under authority Of Board
Of Directors and also prohibits the consolidation Of the
Milwaukee aud St. Paul vth the Milwaukee and Prairie
an Chion Company
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~ msnssn u ~ Aspassicaa Ssaes Csussal Osg.
nllGss y Kasans Win nsts 8 Topeka % "Wednesday
May Is Tor Ne papsss o. sssaais,as oaavaas fss ~
snenAnsns arskag ne word whiss's oct u sAs o..
ssssos q ne STATE thus the vsssigss Of slAvs
gradually fAlaas away bsssss moro salshasasd -
hbsral splrik h't4 NEN
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- =. Sr Lours, Mar TO- 1857
Hon. Green Gay Smith, Governor Of Montana and
CeaerA Heath, Secretary 81 New Mssico arc here. ss
sl~ 70 their speesive pon1s Of duty Both gentissa
~ tAes beenAasas fuaenes N Nc TERRITORIES nAnsA
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me Following are she names Of the democratic nso-
bsn Of Congress slsot iron Ksasucky IL g TrinhsA
Jshn Young Bsosa, Eiijah Hts siscs dsadD Prscsss
Knota AnP. 0rsves, mos L Jones. james 3 Beck, q
W. Adama IT,. john o. Yosns. oil democrats n -
last Ooasrso ne rsdioais sisetsd four member ~ -
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Dsvn nd no sooner stripped himseif fcr ne nght
than be sd. ~ have heard that Mr. Gaiaehef nss
aid that he coud whip me. authorized to say by
my hackers that will nghl Mr. Gallagher q any TINE
for $500 sde y Gallagher who Vas atung psax The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11

Tn FLOooo Am rHum CowssQUkrc0 -Tns railroad
track bstwssn Borentown and thS city has bssa - In
undassd By the Coed that the trains proceed slowly By
way a. casssen, most 81 the route rhs Delaware has
rissa 20 such height that ne Easements Of several
in the southern part Of the city have bsss rem
osrsd temporarily vacant Many Il the houses on the
Pennsylvania ride have been Asogssher abandoned the
isls in the water Wills have bssa Stopped from the
now a. back wsfsr
BoAnp on Ynxxnospxr THO Union county new
Board Of chosea Frcsholden organised on wednes-
day. Amos r. scuddsr rsslscssd Director: Oliver
Pisfcs, Clerk and Thomas K Bodd, County Collector
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK......MAr
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship Br) Archer Antwerp 10Th inst with mdse and
Cos pass. 20 liiler Co. a.. D.,
steamship Gen Grant Holmes, NewOTans E iust Win ndse ana
pas. H. b. Cromwell Co
Steamship T. Knight Dnti Washington D. G With mdse and
pass. 20 Smith, Broga Co 80. ID, -, ~,
Steamship ACADIA (Brl Lees tagow th, and ove I-tl VIVA
dse and pass TO Francis Mcdonald Fomlat a. long $685.
70 lat - 20 long 50 80 large quantities Of cebergs
Ship lof Boon Elliott ST. Jago Cuba s inst with sugar
Has had strong head winds the whole passage -
umo (o Bremen) az days with mdse and 4J pass 10
the BaHks Nantucket bad thick os aud cod
weather Passed the Bsns lat &C. and several icebeS Tie H.
had 10 deaths among the passengers. 49, 81,
Brs Ludwig DANISH COseu Rio Janeiro 50 days With eoie, TO
Brig Aura Co Windsor So King. za 10 days with &c. to
Big Arne of Liverpool Deory Caves 20 dayswth log
Small 5,h inst lat lS 81 lonn a % spoke brig Co
qua From Newport Eng r Kingston Jam short OF water and sup
piled her -. III. -, ...-.., +.
srhr Iohn Warren. Corcr Adranlra for New.I Haven
Schr Nrte Cuer Cuer Santos @days with eohee 10 msser
Schr Banks Rider Barbados y DAYS Wiih moasse' 10 h"er
Schr j. Raymond Ellsworth. Alexandra. for Hudson.
DISASTERS.
26There schooner laden With wood ashore
Hook opposite station No loude te Hook She csue on
the night unknown No other particulars as yet
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CH,RLrroN s. G., MAY 26Arrived steamship FALCON, BARI
Sctr LldS rapleY Nevlork Sailed steamship h'eruAn'
Philadelphia
YoRf6Lx MAY 26Aniyed steamships Niagara and Norfolk Now
York
Pmr,pRLpui. Mava-Arirei shp W X. Moody (Br.l, Liver
pool steamships Baspheru Lypoo Star o the nou NenCuss
aud Havaps hg NJ Welsh Guapsnsmo Loch Lnoni AArae~s
sehr Ellie Smith Trinidad
FOREIGN PORTS.
May ID barks Lucy Nichols aud Eufefa FOR NeAfos IN
DAYS, Two MarYs, do. 10. In 10 days
PoRT BAqrE May 9 mA steamship bark hsse uarss IN
known, Is jus passing