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SALE OF PAINTINGS.

Clinton Hall crowded suGocation last evening"
and the competition for tho pictures was very lively
Tho balance OF the paintings including Art and Liter
ature" by Bougucreau, will DO sold this evening, com.
mencins ~ hali-past seven. The following were the
highest prices gwen at last evenings saIc:.Garland
Of Fruit" alter Rubcns $ls5; Androskoggsn River I"
Bellows, sls5; "Thc Pct" De Garay $500; summer
Afternoon" shattuck, s135; ducks, Rarscii, sos;
ssucet In Cairo crandshamps, $3.50; "Tae
Bouquet Meyerheim. $500; spiritual Instruc-
non,'' Cassan, 500: "woodIsnd Pool" James
Hart, $40, "Grsndfsthcr's Birthday" seignsr,
44s0; Caught IA the Act" Bandaninl s510;
Gender $500; Burnt" Berne- rcllecour, s4io;
counting tho Gains, Fcycn. $500; 'sTru,h,' Henry
Peters Gray. sl4o; Wishing Paul viry,' $780, "yhe
Hunting r.ss , Henry y, baron . $50 Sass After
OF Home" hunicr, $40; ''rhc Rest Lucien eros,
$3.50; "Girl with Flowers" Antigua, $50; "Iake
GardAns :. X Clifford 1910; "Gir and Dove, Chaplin,
Broken Chord Gabriel Max. $40; 'sThe Duet Pas
rutti, $780, "Cold Weather" Van naanen. $500;
Peasant Girl" Eastman johnson. $780, ''rhc Two
Dunerser, $50; ..idssl Hsad.' George '' 4
Baker, s42o; ''rhc Mouse Trap Mar
tiucsti. $3.50; ''Thc Fair Reader Bcranser,
Piasson, s66v; Feeding the Doves" Hanon, <i,075;
Ths Discussion Steinheil, $i.l25; '.rhe Guitar,
Eamacols, s740; 'Inquisitvcn saintin $50; please
pean Image Seller, Glaze $3.50; Lake in the Adiron.
dacksu James Hart $3.50, Italian Grape Gathcrcr,
Jourdan 5000 .rhs Bluebird Plot, 400: '.Rcrca.
Of The s'1ndsrd Bearer ssn rs Ecmso and
sLands-ape and Cattle. yokz 81, 500; Looking for
rrusn," ecalix $3.50; Landscape, Sunset" Du-
rand, y0oS; Trout stream Wh,,tredge, $500; The
Landing. KenseiL 800 Japanese Toilet cas,res,
$500: ssDcicnce OF the Chateau Deort $500; Brook
~ The wsy,"J. y. Herring aud Aeadows $3.50
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

4 SUPERB GAME BETWEEN THE MuTUALS AND
ATHLETICS TWELVE INNINGS PLAYED
SCORE, 3 TO 2.
One OF the best games OF base ball on record
played The Union grounds Williamsburg, yesterday
afternoon the contestants beng the Mutuas Of Brook
Ign, and the Athletics OF Philadelphia. The day
oil that could be desired for the SPORT SO close and
sharp was the fielding OF both mines, and effective
the two pitchers that not run was scored on
either side until the eighth inning, when the Mutuals
got around the bases In the ninth inning the
visiting team managed to tie the score errors by
Start and Cravcr, both Of whom failed 10 avail them
selves OF opportunity to make a double play.
tenth and eleventh inning played without altering
either score but in the twelfth inning Holdsworth,
OF the Mutuals led of with pretty twobase hit, and
followed BY Craver, rrcacy and Start with good
hits the result being the scoring Of two earned runs
BY the homo During the last half OF this inning
Coons OF the Athletics, struck the neck with
foul ball and badly injured that the game de-
hyed fifteen twenty minutes When u was nnaly
resumed the Athletics scored single rum brilliant
one hand catch by Hodswor,h ending the inning and
the game the score standing TO in favor OF the
Mutuas The spectators, numbering about 2. 600 were
delighted with the fine dhipay OF SKILL no less than
with the result OF the contest
The score follows
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Professor and Mrs. siddons will give readings from
popular authors at Cooper Union on Friday evening.
signor Agramonts has concert al Chlckering Hall
Thursday night, a. which his ''stsbat Mater
will be performed
Mr. Barnum's great show. circus and musical jubilee
has become popular At once and well to remember
that this Is its only week In New York.
Miss N. G. wickham gave . dramatic reading at
Chckerng Hall last evening, in which she was as
sisted by M Joseph Poznouski the pianist Tho lady
evinced much talent
Tho musicians stand at Gilmors's Garden has been
moved nearer 10 the cascade than last summer, and
many great improvements have been made regard to
ventilation Onenbach will likely arrive to-day per
steamship Canada
The camponologists, from London, consisting OF Ar.
=. Sawyer and his four sisters, will give concert ~
st Peters Hail. Twentieth street, Eighth avenue,
this evening There will be performances 100 bells,
rung by hand.
Mr.. william Goodwin, well known musical copyist
and librarian to the principal theatres concerts aud
musical festivals of England for half century, died
recently in London. His brother, Mr.. Thomas Good
win occupies similar position in this city.
A despatch from Philadelphia informs us that the
Kellogg English Opera Company will present ''rhe
Star OF the North" at Booths Theatre next Monday
evening and every night during the week, except
Thursday with magnificent mise en- scene and we'll
selected cast
Tho French company which delighted us last winter
by its admirable performances will begin season Of
tea nights at the Union League Theatre this evening
That s just the right place for the enjoyment OF its dell
cous comedy The first play win be tho four act comedy OF
"Lc Marquis de villcmer" dramatzed by George Sand
from her own novel, Tho cast includes some Of the
best members Of the troupe.
Mr. George Reynolds benefit At Booths 70 morrow
afternoon will be attractive event Miss Sara
Jewett, OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre, will mako her
debut Juliet and MI Rgnod his arst appearance a.
Romeo. Miss Ada Dyas and Mr.. H. G. Montague, Of
Wallack's, viii play in the ono act comedy entitled
"The Happy Pair Mr.. Frederic Robinson, Of tho
Union Square Theatre will add TO tho merit ofthe cast
Of the tragedy.
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AMERICAN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA. April so-Arrived. steamer G Knight,
ssled-sehn WIN Mason. Aun 8 Lockwood. Lizzie Mid
deton aud r,crence Dean, from Georretown tor -
Ell. seorss,osn i BE- sarah Clark drin, PhiisSsphis
Nag as, A'n William rS n
Psnactsn; 10: Z knight Miller do Ven Buren,, Mont
cearcd-S,ssmsrs Massachusetts tRp Walters Liver.
@ DSas. ca.
bar. We;s5T sss GAs soa; h ssss ;nT' Julia Pratt
City II valpars.o having sustained no
damage while ashore on Lowell: Island
wlninus0 Sc bark Brsas.t ' So@ Sssry
Saapnc Rio Jsasiro ssir. ci.sce Jameson jameson.
Beaufort, nc Ellie 7 Smith. smith. Gardner: Ne
Below i . ship. supposed shs cara nom Bremen
csS s%s. s. ss .s @ ss; y xrsa
agile Londonderry; Dagny SNc,, Frelieh copenh,gen;
Foas.nsil. COX Or Falmouth; winred HSasin., Kic
Hn.s New
Reed. KELSEY, New Haven; = Colder wixon. Basson
i ssiea-Rsrs Annie Mexa Savssnk Lnls win,tr.d
Sor, Ganneen Genoa Prndscesse Louise tNor Freide.
lord. Bragiou. Csraenas.
Al. arrived steamers Msceso March s rrSvidsSss
bern. SC; vnelsnd, Bowen, New York: barks Maggie
ker uuraeoa; Dem..eh lI.sD. Bsrsolesso. Lynn sehr
Agv nrnss Asnsd ks ssw Oliver wm,xoo NC.
oe,orars ssy1cd. New Ysrs Bseis,op. Isilsn. rrovi
3sn %s ssSr. Whey Wiley Wiz ssss no
sailed-Stesmer Lake Ncpieon: barks Grazla: Mime
hsha Leon vrneto; brgs scnorisa Jennie Morton; schr
Alice NJ Allen.
BRUNSWICK. Ca April 26-Arrived. barks Maggie Y
lugg sseed, Bstn'ore Clara Mct;ilvsry Dunbar New
YORK.
CJcared-schr George Staples. Mallory. Caiais
21th-Clcarcd, schr Jas " Brncn. Kane. Bcrbice.
2Sth-Arrved schr Coo Churchman, Eisiey. New York.
tieared-Schr Hector Higgins lilo Jnncro.
May 2Cieared. schr A Ireland Townsend. Washing
DC.
KATI MAY lsaiicd schrs Frank Herbert Crowell New
York: Lulu, Snow baltimore: John Middleton, Jr Town
send. Philadepha: Abby l. Dow do. Marion Draper
Bailey, do: Elizsbeth Edwards Townsend, -. !.
BANGOR April 2s-Arrvsd. schr Melville. green south
Anbov.
May I--Saiied schr Clara. for Philadelphia. -
CHARLESTON, May 2-Arrived steamer champion,
Lockwood, New York.
Also arrived. schr Satla. Rivers. Bath
on the bsrBsrk Chasseur tSori Thoranson, from Bris
toi. T.
cleared-Bark Anna DIOR. Hamburg.
Sail~d-Schrs usssis L FULLER, Fsrnanoina; y Lsrn
p~rs gssA M;
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Bark Comma fNer,. Olsen. Newry. i-Fsnch Edys Co
Brig Frontier. Hlsisdel. Kingston, jas DE CArdovn
brig rrepie OBr. Baker. ssgas Ia Grande-GerhArd q
Brewer
scnr Adali.. Hunslsy. ciudad Bolivsr-Gsorgs Gil
lett.
schr Mary Chiffon, Davis 50 AIMS Bay &s-Asses Co
hen.
schr Mary Luns Obi. Dixon. 81 Pierre, Nsrt-BJ Wen
berg Co.
schr Nellie Clark. Clark. s. Andrews-Jed Frye Co
schr Jas Phelps Roswell. Green Turtle cay-b wen
berg Co
schr VIM i Van Name. Holmes. Governors Hsrbor-BJ
Weinberg Co.
schr Mary Leach, Paine. Nassau. NP-B J Weinberg
Co
sehrJ A Hatfield oBr. HATFIELD. Horton. Ss-c W Bsr-
taux
schr L Crossley (Br,. croasey Yarmouth. Ns-c W
Bertaux.
Son.
sehr Grace Andrews. Andrews Gsvsston-snow Bur
CESS
Schr Ocean Pearl. Fitzgerald. Bsltlmore-Fshsr Co.
Sclr Nett Haven Collins. Calais. Me-Jed Frye 90.
Schr @ w Morse, Mari. HalowslL Neil w Loud Co
Sehr Alnon ak. Clark, Bosson-H Avland Presley
schr Silver Spray, Chadwick, Observation-Disclosures
Presssy.
schr Island City Allen. Harvich. Mass-Fisher Co.
schr Saline burton, burey MISUNDERSTANDING hsnuse-
turing ca
siOoD A Niekis. Nelson South Amboy. NJ-wm Prall
Thompson.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ?, 1876
ARRIVALS.

RxPoRTHD IT THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HRRALD
wHITEsfoNR TELEGRAPH LIx1
Steamer Wilmington, Crowell Havana April 81, with
Steamer Liberty sundberg Havana days. with mdss to
Steamer san Jac,n.e ns.sra Savannah Apr, %. With
Lightsnp bearing NE 4 miles, passed Us steam frsase
steamer Charleston Berry Charleston April 80 mdso
Steamer Benetacto Jones Wilmington. NC days. with
steamer Richmond, HeIly Hicsnond city Point and
Norfolk with mdss and passengers to the Old Dominion
Ammonia sap ridels. Gloucester - day. in bal
Eark Laiia W OBJ Mcneil Dublin so Days ballast to
eney Parker Came the Southern passage and had nns
Bark Titania Nm HOUR Tonsbery NOR % day.. IN bal
sart caudin. Bs corre.. Rio J.neiro 50 Gays, with
March "a during heavy blow John Cores, seaman iei
ssrt fIarrs s.; Havana days With sugar to
IS day. sugar ssrh.rd Brewer Had Sns wss.Ssr
70 s Win S and NV s's
denas 10 days. with sugar TO Morgan: vessel TO
Big Lilly or Windsor, Ss. Lawrence. Leish a. days.
ns Strong III and ~ ss q
Ion SO passed large buoy ad black with
Meyer m:ysP: d.y with nv
sugar 10 Brugisre CO. vessel to Evans Ball Co was5
sns' p Hs S.
ell seaman - years Of age fell from the mainmsss head
schr Race Horse Miller. Baracoa Is days with fruit 70
ion spoke brig I.sss from lassus pr New Yot -
.e ssn % sss s1S VIZ naval
schr Ella Worden Young virxiniA
sss; E% s:is ss'ss s't sss.
schr Annie 4 Adams. Bonne. Virginia.
Sem Monmouth Sanders fhiisssph ia. 10" Haven
sehr sewsl Haskell Boston for PhilsdsipnA Put in
n steamer City Of Chester tBr. from Lverpoo, which
m an and $ Of Ss,
extinct .7sh LAT q S. lon ~ o. passed Cunard
Tsass s 4, a. psss s
an I IN ssa9s i. 3 IL xA'e s
steamer. bound east same time bark Danube bound
showing eivii code signals acNT. ''- 4'. 80
81 Shi. unysrss .Br,; which arrived and anchored :.
Sandy Hook April ~. came mp 10 the city Pm. I'd
w. BARK America Uicrl. which arrived at sandy Hook
April 20, Game up to the city this Pm
srBark Messed Mar. which snenored .. Sandy Hook
osth. came mp TO the city yesterday.
pf-Bark Brazil tBr,, which anchored In Gravescud Bav
26th, came up 70 the city I'd.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer City Of Tischburg Springer. New Bedford for
Steamer Electra. Young Providence for Now YORK
Steamer Title. Ewing. Now London and Norwich New
ETis 2 Nsyy.., ceiesyd. CITY Island for New York
Scnr Ida Palmer. Palmer. Stamford Tor New orr
Sehr Hester. Davis. rortchcster for New York.
schr } \ Ayres, Provost, stamford for New Yorx.
BOUND EAST.
schr Eva Divsrty Candy Port johnson for Provdeacs
schr vanmanee Harvey, Virginia Tor New Haven.
Schr Hanna Blackman, Arnold Rondout for
Scbr ID Pitts. Williamson. Hoboken for New Bedford
Schr Francis Edwards, West Ioboken for boston
Schr ELIAS kunyan. Campbell, Amboy for Hartford.
schr q Markc, Shropshire. New York for Norwalk.
Schr James Deputy. Mcmahon, Hobokcn for Provi-
dence.
Schr q Morse. Mari. New York for Ha,lowciL
sehr Mott Haven. Collins New York for calais
Schr Abel W Parker. Dean Port johnson for Taunton.
Schr Mail Mead. Greenwich for New York.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

snIP KxxDRcx FISH. 1t Phiadelphis from London via
ror.nd Es:a, main ana "a =, .s sw "
Eddystons Light: March as Fysdcrick Forest seaman.
fell rom the mainyard and was severely injured
from Victoria encountered hurricane from Nxw on Fob
aging everything about deck.
BARK Lucia 9 dtaD, from Philadspha to Queenstown.
sens :.so .sS sven ums
water. near Narshsils snosi where she anchored r
.sos .s ~. She o Il. ss
shipped Cargo W: thrown
p Si 80. 80 sssn her a. She . tight w
BRIG MARIE DAM, Hanson from Philadelphia which
rived s. April dscfiosd and damaged
cargo having experienced very heavy weather on the pass
scMR JAS EsoLlsn Barker. Nswgor. ID Vice.
hswken with COAL Is leaking badly VIM discharge q once
scuR KNxA EpwARDs from Jacksonville with lumber
entrance OF New London tCp harbor. and has bilgsd
New York went ashore miles north Hsstsrs. Light
. sss s s. ..rx 81 o. q
part q which VII Be saved No assistance could be ron
hs
Of : leak which made the vessel unm asable
%ys%af ga s:sss:s. loo aosss.s:, o'clock fa
The wyom91s g0s h.xssr .Sou. thu bow q the
she Brought to Without eS
oming had herself lost Georges Banks.
81 n. S2 s. q @
20 hersdeck ioad would proceed for destination
weather permitted.
CorxAu LANDING (Csnada). May 2-The steamer Cali
forns reached the head of the Besuharnos Canal last
night. She experienced considerable difficulty. being
PEELED to break through one mile Of ice.
GLoucKsrxR Mass Nay 1.-The schr Babson arrived
hero yesterday and reports the loss Of Of tho
Grand Banks. r
HALIFAX May lschr Euola arrived reports ON the 2ist
ut large American ship ashore the northwest
end Of Sable Island with all sails set either loaded full
Of water and apparently deserted There number Of
people the shore, three miles on The steamer Lady
Head sails from here shortly for the island.
LONDON, April ls-The bark British Constitution (r)
Everson from New York at Dundee On the l1h
and 18th March. in lat IS As N lon 63 W. encountered
which had bulwark stove rail and stanchons broken and
covering board split sde water casks stove and
decks swept Of all small articles; also shifted cargo
PORTSMOUTH, Eng, April lS-The schr Charlie Norton
Pike from Fcandna for London which put into Spithea
10th with OF sails &c. has been towed int the hsrbo
QuKsEc May 2-Thirteen schooners have arrived from
Lower st Lawrence.
VINEYARD HAVEN, May l-Hloop Ceres, Of New
London Osborn from Greenpor for Edgsrtown and Nam
tucket trading voyage. struck rock West Chop.
Saturday night and sank before she could be ashore
despatch from Newport says the towed
inst by cutter Samuel De xer she
dangerous TO navigation her masts being out Of
water 20 feet.
AMERICAN LLoYDs SUPPLEMENT for April published by
Hartshorne King Is received and
ping inform valuable TO those interested in
number OF seis reported: also metaings
pairs and signal numbers.
WIN Rogers yard. 81 Baypor L. schooner Of about 40
fOunr m
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STEAMER FOR THE PACIFIC.

The iron steamship George W. Elder, built by John
Roach Sons, at Chester. Pa, and recently sold to
San Francisco company, to ply between that port and
Portland, Oregon, viii leave these waters about the
18th inst for San Francisco by way OF Cape Horn
She being thoroughly overhaucd and rcntted at
the Eagle Wharf, Hoboken. This steamship is Of about
900 tons burden, OF handsome model, and much
scmbles in appearance the Pacific Mail steamers.
report was current yesterday that tho former Bra
lillian mail steamship Ontario, now out OF employment
for several months. TO 90 to San Francisco like
wise, but reporter told At Mr. Garrson's office
that the rumor was untrue.
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Steamer Wisconsin tBr1. Jones, liverpool via Queens
town--Williarns a t'uion.
steamer sam Weller Bp. Murray London--Tspscott
Brus TO.
steamer Switzerland Belg. jackson. Antwerp--Gso W
Cotton.
steamer Colon, Grimm. Aspnwai-PscHc Nail Steam
shin Co.
steamer City Of Mexico. Sherwood Havana, Progrcso.
Campeche. DEP Alexandra sons =
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. savannah--w r.
Garrison
steamer wyanokc Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Od dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Anthracite. sruniiey PhiiadciphiaJas Hand.
steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston--H Iiimock
bark MoIetA tBr), Mcconnachy. Mebourue-R W Came
CO.
BARK Kcmolo CtaD. crovaro, Cork Falmouth for
asn-John SeAxsr.
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COLONEL KANE'S COACH.

Yesterday morning the start Of Colonel Kanes
coach on second trip Pelham Bridge attracted
the neghborhood OF the Brunswick Hotel even larger
crowd Of interested spectators Of both sexes in
riages and foot and 6ug all the overlooking door
ways and windows, than had graced the initiation OF
the enterprise Monday. Mrs. c. g. Francklyn and
her party filed the coach, the seat the box beside
Colonel Kane being occupied by Mr.. F. T. Iasal Whom
the handsome English guard Townes, In cream colored
Ulster and white tall hat called IAN rghti" the
horses sprang OF at swift gait, and rs the coach
rolled rapidly up tho the horn sounded mcrrly,
while assembled crowds waved with their handkcr
chiefs and hats gay parting salute to the handsome
turnout
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The cricket season will DO inaueurated to-day in
members " match, winch will DO played by the 81
Georges Club, on tho grounds foot Of Ninth street
Hoboken. Play viii commence o'clock sharp,
and from the present indications there viii be two good
elcvens present large number OF ladies and gentle
men will witness the game.
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STOKES LATEST EFFORT.

Another effort Is being made to procure tho release
OF Edward :. stokes by having his sentence annuled
Proceedings viii be commenced next Monday before
the General Torn Pouehkeepsie. They are iusti.
tuted under writ OF ccrtorsri tho purpose OF
viewing the grounds OF the refusal If Judge Dykman TO
grant Of habcas corpus last January. District
Attorney Phelps has been duly notled.
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our CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRrsrol Nay a-Arnved, bark Parma csor,. Eiinssen.
BARRow Nay 2-saiisd brig italia dtaD. Bongiovanni
United States
BrlvAs4 May 2-Arrivsd bark Hattie aoadsy (Br. Ham
mond. rhiiaaelphia-
Sailed Id. bark Brmigs (Br). Porter North America
BARCELONA. April 2e-Arrived ship Joaquin Sierra (sp)
Isern Mobile; barks Therta tSp,. Arnon, New Orlsans
Anoinsta sp) saish Savannah; brig Recurso segundo
tSp). Bsrran. New Orleans.
BxnsKx. 70 Nay l-sailcd. bark Kong Carl dorl, for
Americas.
Baxsr, May l-Arrivec Mary Alice from New Yorkn
BouRAY Nay i-Arrivsd steamer Tnnseria Orr, from
corrxHAcxs. April ao--Arnvsd. bark Charlotte GER
Wallis, Charleston.
CALCUTTA April 3o-ln port ship Cromwell. Richardson
for Mauritiua
DuxxInx. May l-sailsd. johannes crowlay" for New
York.
GENOA. May i-Arrivcd bark Daniel Draper, Patterson
Now oreans brig Belle ofthe Bay Williams Philadelphia;
schr Melville Bryant. Buckley. New York.
HAMBURG. May i-sailed. bsrks 4Eolus Nor), Krogh.
baltimore; Elena uor). Philadelphia.
HAvRx, May i-Anived. ship Marcia Day, Chase, New
Orleans; bark ycstiandct Nor, Lakin. do.
LIVERPOOL. May 2-Arrived. bark Rcynsrd. Field. Nor
folk
sailed Cd bark AFRICA tBr,, Hubert. North America.
MovrLLx May 2Arrivcd steamer ssrmstian tBr), Aird
Portland for Liverpool
Arrived 3D. steamer Bolivia (Br, Small. from New York
for Glasgow land proceeded.
MosrRosK. May ARRIVED BARK Aino (sus). TuRman,
Pensacola.
NxwRv May lAived barks Andreas Riis tNor,. salve-
SEN Norfolk; Camilla tNor). CLrssiansen. Baltimore
PAuiLLAc. May i--Ar!ved. bark Esira tombstone. St
Pierre Mart. for bordeaux.
PsIERxo. about May lsailed, steamer Italia t, Craig
New York: schr VI Millen, Young, do.
QuHxxsrowS. May 2--Arrived, steamer Batavia tBr)
Monland Boston for Lverpoo brig Dsuntless Br)s Ames
New York for Belfast master sick with smallpox.
Also arrived I'd 5 Pm City Of Brooklyn (Br).
Tibbstts. New York Tor Liverpool and prcceedsd).
May lArrvcd, banks Andrietta tSwe). Ord
man. Wilmington NC; Alert tNor) Jonansen. New YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. May 2-Arrived. bark sunshine CLARK.
Dantrc.
Also arrived I'd. PM. steamer Main GER. Reichmaan,
New York land proceeded for Bremen).
STOCKHOLM April 9o-Arrived bark Johannes Toss Nor)
Jobson New Orleans.
srxrrIS. April so-Arrivsd. bark Luce Radmann GER,
Karg New York.
sxvilLx-Arrved. bark Lslia (Br. Cunningham. Malaga
vLrssixesx Nay a-ssisd, steamer Mass tDuschi Chew
alter New York direct.
Loxpox MAJ a-Bask 81 Lawrence fSo-' SarsaA'a fss.
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Steamers wisconsin Br,. for Lverpool France Fr,.
Hsvre: c. lou AspinwAll: City Of Mexico Havana, 30
Herman Livingston. Savannah wyanokc. Richmond, &c
ships America fPor Oporto Gregory, Francisco
bark Charley (Br), Hsvre.
Wind at sunset. s.: NJ midnight. w.
Barometer 20. 81
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Msrchants shipping and shpnasters Informed
has BY tslegrAphng TO the HnRALD London Bureau ad
dresng Bennst No 20 Fleet street, London" TO the
Paris ONCE addressing "Bsnnstt 81 Avenue do Popers
Paris" tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and al foreign vessels trading
With the United states the will be eabsd 30 shs
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medl
ports vi nnd the Pars once shs economical
and sxpsdltieus for tslsgxsphing news
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RAsE BALL NOTES.

Tho Chicago nine defeated the Cincnnatis at Cincn-
natl yesterday aftsrnoon-15 toa The Press Club win
play the Arlingtons on the Union Grounds this After
noon. On Friday tho Mutuais and Hartfofds play In
yrooklyn
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Cimbs LIST I'd Sd 4h sU 9Th ia STA 9tA loth liza 12h
Mutual. o o % o o 0 0 o. 3
Athletic o o o o o o 0 o l. 2
Umprc--Mr Martin, OF the Arlington Club
Time of game--Two honrs and fifteen minucA
Runs carned-MutuaL 2; Athletic, o.
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Bark Chin Yang tBr. Robbins. from London March 4.
Bark DaRmal Nor Haase from warrenpoint March Ia
Bark Thomas Pope Fossctt, Leon "a.
to Yates Porterheld
Bark Mozart Nor. Aibertsen from Exmouh March H.
to Funch. Edyc A Ca -
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived New Bedford May 2. bark Msrcella, SurKcs
from Indian Ocean via st Helena March To- with 1850 bills
~ oil.
Cleared At New Bedford May barks Tropic Bird. Ten.
Atlantic Ocean Sunbeam Clifford. dol schr Cohsnnet of
Eairhaven). Grape, do.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sf<aU.~r.

Arss OF DEPARTURES IRON NEW YORK yoR rnz xoxras
AND JUNE
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WEATHEB KEP0BE.
BRIsToL Nay 2. o PA-wind ENE
HoLYHEAD. Nay ?. $50 PM-wiad Me- baonstsE,
3n26a
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WEATHER REPORT.

Dsrsn which arrived - Liverpool yesterday. hsa ~ bal
wsrks damaged