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TOE DISAFFECTED MINERS.
rHI rMPKKDrN'O TROUBLE in th* coal DIS
TRICT*?SUPERINTENDENT ?>?ENCEB's REPORT
or TH* STlOATtON?A very oi.oomy NARRA
TIVE?SHARP AND ACTIVE AOaBtSSIVE MOVE
utm
WlI.EESRAitRE. Pa., April S, 1875.
Trier* seems to be a lull in use exeiti meat ao*a
in Hit Letugti region io-dav, out it cannot be Mid
.iiu: iiilairs nave bee >rtie moro hopeful or > uistac
tory. Adv.ces from that quarter represent tbe
SoB'litloa 01 rliin^si quite as deplorable as at any
time since the commencement of the oature.iks.
'l'Ue disaiTcied miners are said to Uave matters
ihelr own way for Hie present, being unrestrained
even t>y tUe presence ofih-' hberlfTs small pos?e,
which tins been on * fitiui kind of duty lor some
days pas:. Deputy Saerid W. T. Kuoa is leturued
11 oiu u:e s eue of trouble last evening, and tlie
region is no? only p/oiected by ilie small oody
of coai and iron police employed by the
coal cpcrator? ana (stationed at tbe diffeient
col?enes. It is reported to-night that several
at tn mines are filling wun water, ana an im.
sense amount or damage to the works must
ensue 11 suctt Is the fact. superintendent
spencer, or the liuck Mountain Colliery, was in toe
city on Saturday evening to secure a force suf
ficient to protect the engineer* or the works, who
are now engaged in irving to keep t e mines
tree lroui water. Be succeeded in drumming up
fliteen recruits and leu by tbe tram yesterday
morning.
US. SPENCER'S REPORT.
Mr. Spencer gives a very gloomy account or the
?ltuauou in his locality, i he miners have induced
tbe men to leave the works at different places,
?lid ne ieared that tbe mines at Buck Mourn ain
wouid be drowned out beiure be could return.
Other repoits affirm that the reitrn 01 ter
ror contemplated uy tbe recent demonstration
m supreme, and men dare nut no near the mines
to do any kind ot work. Humps are already
drowned out ana the mines flooded in several
instances. Tbe Chiei of the coat and iron police
at Hazel ion telegrapoed to tbis city this morning
lor fliteeu men to keep fires under boilers at a pay
or $luo a rnon'.b. on tue other hand, autuoruies
ot the miners assert that at the meeting on Satur
a ay it was resoivea that all trouble should cease
and that everything is quiet. These con
tradictor; representations give aflairs a
UiJteu appearance, and one itardiy knows
Wuat to ci edit and wuat to reject.
ROUE AUUaKStUVK MOVEMENTS.
it Is lair to assume, however, taut the present
quietude is delu.-ive; ihai it indicates a rest lor
mure aggiesstve movements rattier man a re
stored and assured peace, ine miners are peace
able simpiy because tney have about accoiuoiisbed
tne objects they Had in view, and it may be ex
acted mat tliey vvin resume tueir raidiujis when
edorts are made to keep tne mining property in
order. I ne truce must not be taken as a guaran
tee ;nat good oruei is to be iong continued, and
tnose wuo accept tne present appearances as
tea ing to that end will oe greatly dis- <
appointed. A? an indication of tne bitter
ness and vm Jicliveuess .vhicii have i
been engendered in the middle coal-Held,
It may oe n eutiooed that me persons Mho were |
pr*ssed u;x>u the sheriff's posse jt last Thursday
una Friday have lound it necessary to publish
cards in the ila/elton papers uefluiui; their posi
tion. Every man wbo aiued tbe sheriff is maiked,
ana u a ouaiuess man. it is aileired committees
nave been siatiuneu at tue corners or tbestieets
to warn miners uot to trade at their stores.
lbe?e reports come well authenticated, ami show
tbat the apparent peace wbicn now prevails is
Hot calculated to last long.
A MEETING OF MINERS.
An lmportaut meeting 01 tue turners employed
by tbe Oe>aware ana Uuosou Canal Company in
tma di.-trict will ne held ou Wednesday evening.
Tne object of tbe meeting will be to bear cue de
termination or tueir brother workmen m the
Lacsawauna region who are now at work, and
li iiiey deciue not to .-uspend there toe men uere
Will go to ?ork witn a will. Tbe resuit
of this meeting must oe looked lor witn
considerable interest, since it will exert
a most uoweriui inriuence upui tins part or tue
anthracite coai Geid. lu view of tbe momentous
events wmcn seem to be near at hand u is nrged
taai operators anu timers snouid eiuibit a spirit
01 >01 oearance anu coucinatiou. but it does not
?eem tnat either pai t,v win be willing to adopt tue 1
eas est ana oest way to rrmove existing cuiupdca- j
tions. deputy sueriff Rnoaus, *uu a posse or j
?e^e .iy-bve men collected m this city, wm leave >
ior the scene oi disturbance early to-morrow, a ?
Uovenuut which snows tnat peace baa not yet
beau secured in tne disaflected districts.
MINERS AT MACCH CHVNK_
Macch Culm, Pa.. April 6, 1175.
The coal region in Carbon county remains in
tbe same tranquil state. In no osrt or '.be aninra
eite coa< Ueids is tbere sucb quiet leeliags as m
tbis cour.ty. Tne miners remain firm, ana u tne
operators will nive mem tne 1S.4 basis wor* will
M resumed at once.
ALL QUIET AT POTTSTTLLi.
POTTSVLLLA, Pa., April 6, 1I7& j
Inquiries made as to tu train of ibe rumor la
?trcaiation mat iba coU.ery at Gilbertou, wuere
ta? demands oi ibe miners were acceded to by
pa Ting tne .1*4 tasim, and tne ontj mine wbicb our
tfcrnacea here are defending on tor suppUea, bad
teased wo King, shows tae rum .n lo be ua
lounded. ?uo tnere is no immeaute uauger of me
inmates oeiug compelled to mow oat ana euapend
*or?.
Telegrams Irom tbe oat regions report aU as
guiet, t iuugi iruuuie 1* appreueoded to-morrow
WtirL tte coal trains btgiu niov.ug.
About 40u w.ners paraded tue ? reeta to-day at
Tari.a.ju*. iney went :o tne raiuea loca.ea near
tn< tuWL ,n . louud tue ueii bad ail quit work.
Tuey diKbargtd tneir rsTolveia in the air, ar.d
lniorm?-'i me proprietors mat tbey ii? : uu oi>
Je:i.tu to coal being mined tor tne towu'a own
consumption, out uoae auould ue snipped abroad,
vaicfe ?ai> tirieed to. loej tuaue no disturbance
auu eoaouctea themselves quieuj.
HO XAOCBLA AT BAZU.TOK.
Eazilto.n. Pa.. April 5, 1876.
Affairs oars been t^utut stno- Saturday, and oar
Kreets agam present t&eir uaaal tranquil appeal
snce. Tue de egate meeting beld on Saturday
paaaec resoluiloua demanding tbat all dead work
sbo'jid oe suspended, uat u.ai tne pumps scoad
Sot be inter ere^i w|tb. a resolution was also
pn*eed requesting Mr. latrgart to cea*e working,
la ca?e ma mu quiet * a <??.u?ce tue e win oe no
lartnrr truucne, nut rnoaid tney teiuse we mjy
eec another raid to eni?. ce tne demand of tne
tniou. lue aereral M-rr.cu repie^emed bare
rep"r ed rtcm-elva w<i. suppiian with iinda, and
an.c- <o lio .i ? u-. mr ai east ?ix inouti a. n.e
sau.es o.- tue merchants Who aaanceu me ther a
on w en:;c-u tv ??-rj i aced on rue minutes and
ti a?e men are n ,w ma. k?rd. a meu.w ?.i u se
? bu rt usu .*? atance to : e -*nenfl is to ue ne <i
to-morru? e?. ung, wbut tye luppone s oi iaw
anu order ueuunj taai tue? ana. pa. tue penalty
lac re.iMuiti aaaa^ance in tue Hue o. pea.
A KXTOB ? HtCDUL
teumro*, p<l, April &, i?7i.
? shocking tragedy was enacted last nigtn at
Ftcasti.ie, a smaii town a boat etgfct miles iroa
tbls cay ou *.ne uae o' tae IMIMVe aau flaoson
Rftiirosd, ir. tne coarse of wfclca a miaer named
Patricn Mann wa- sbot t .roaga tne heart. Tne
tietim of tn.s trjgic affraj was (.nnaibg at tne
aaiocu oi J 'bn .?U. in, in c muan' w, r loii.e Ct?
otoer minara among w note were Jona to w^iasaud
Inomat Mo, gau. Alter .<> o.ciug aomewua;freeiy *
d ? is?t..a ?roee ou ue ia .or r,u'?- ot. am tne
beuen; oi trades Batons, iu tie tourae o1 ^ai.a ;
aorua r*n utg:i beiweea .^laatn a_u Kuwardt. i
hubseque'.t.y tae eatlre party ,?it li? ss.oon and
tic d.apu'.e w.s mu.ui." kdwartfa was uu .<*d
gowa, oeateu and uaUiy abas d. II?s eoiapsaion,
A.. . .n r . u i wa,. w nen iearink tiai . e 9oaid
bt Kii.ea, huwards drew a reenter sol
flrcd it in tue air to -rianten a.* aaoa.i
atits. lue/ did not de*<ai, aowever. and ne
Br-u a a t u<i a .d ir.ia nine a fatal ssst, la* ball
sirlkiug I'air.ca Sis >n a lui.e auoye tbe rignt
Dip, pi-- ??/ upward . i a s.au .Ua dir .t ij u
pcuetra ed bis n?jrt ?nd ea< aped nrougn tne Isit
b> ?aa , ib*ut.'.? k.iilbK a.oi. IMflrus wa# ar
fSMtrd. asd, aiter a preliminary bearing ?>ero-e
Beqaire Mace, ??* < oMuimed o Wnn-. >srre
ft,-*)!, to s*iii trial Jt 'ne uex yua'-er ?S?S ou-.
itotu a . * *m- au.i - ??iit uave beeu ea.pu.jred
It tae vviaiou iji n-M or so an une past.
THE FALL KXYEB SPIN NEBS.
Fall Kivkr, Maas., April &. lfts.
A deapatch receitred nere uem Warren, R. 1.,
?aye tae mu e spiuucrs tbere bave tarnad oatoa
atr k- o*ipg to ine manaisctursrs decuniag to
fife moi tae ten pet cenu
WBCEFTI01i~0F THE TWENTY-SECOND
REGIMENT.
me men.bers a: toe Tirenty secaad regiment
laid a reception at ti.etr urmory, in Fourteen!a
street. t*?l ereamg. Ine aaudiag wsa crowded
to its utm .st capacity ojr a lasmouab a company,
eo .pistil;* lor tue most pa t oi ladi-a. Alter tne
re*, mema ad been tu ed a i romeaad* receotion
SSoIie aad i?ta danciag became tneord^r ^
ta-siaaina and a as a apt ap to a tat. r out of tne
u u, l unsnore's Hand laea. wiuie aiaeeuraiug
. anewu*at uiosit. Oenerai Ward was praaeut
%%%?*s?MfKS. SIM co.08.1 aartieii, ai tue
ItoretaM'e alas*
AMUSEMENTS.
BROOKLYN THEATRE?ENQLIBH OPEBA.
Tne prestige of tne name of tbe Kellogg English
Opera Company proved an irresistible attraction
at Mrs. Conway's coney little House, last
nlghr. and tlr**- an imnie.i?e nou?e, a* enthusiastic
lu coint as iar^e in tiumt?, rs. Tap opera was the
ever iresii ami never tiresome "Bohemian Girl,"
and it was 1 resented with tne fair Clara Louise
as Ar.iue, luiss Oriswoxi as the >iypsy queen,
Mr. aas a- i iiadaeus, Mr. lluiuKnu as Count
Arnheim and vir. Peakes a* Devil-noof. Miss
Kellogg ?u.s in splenaui voice, and tne sweet
music of Balie <Miue uom tier lip* witu all us
charm* uuin paired. She has evidently made t e
role an especai smdv and midis evtrv require
mentofit. Tne season has opeuea auspiclous.y
iu me city ol scandals and regrets were expressed
by come of the audience last evening tnai it is
limited to a week. Miss Kellogg appears tins
t vening as Editli ilant genet, in Halle's "Talis
man."
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Tbe pnnlic are offered at tuts house a varied and
well s.-lected eirtertaiumeut, irom which what,
ever mm lit he calculated to offend sensitive minds
has been careiuily exclude 1. Almost every c ass
oi i erlorm nee that ordiuarlly goes to make up a
variety entertainment Is w<>veu luto tne Olympic
hill, and tbe result is a aaiigtitfui medley, oipable
oi uukiu.: tne guuitsi v.sror lauab in spite of
htmseli. Among tne artists deserving special men
tion llr. sol Smith Kussell deserves a trout
place. li s character del neations are as artistic
and subtle as they are amusing, and thev have the
charm oi oeuig always fresh and welcome, in the
departmeu' of lri'h comic song the company is
liappv id the possession of an excellent ar 1st in
Mr. l'at B >one.v. woo is uestiued totnake a uiutk
lu Ms tuttiua 'specialty. He possesses an aouiir
abie voice, aud throw, into his souns ihe peculiar
plaintive tones quite characteristic o ln*n t-casant
sou*rs. With ju>t enough eiement oi tne burlesque
10 oe funny, he does not make the mistake
oi oeiug co.use. ills jig dancing is oi a quality
rarelv met among ?t..ge uauoiis. The most strik
ing and attractive "eaiure ol the per ormauce,
however, aie the ^yuinauic leats oi Mias Leona
Hare, wQich cuarm ti.v .. quality of case aud
gracefulness not oueu seen iu simnar displays.
11 it were uot lor its caugerous tnaiacter Miss
Dure'* perioruuince wouid oe tjnroughl* enjoya
ble. beauciiui in 101m aud grac lui in action, this
daring gymnast seems to revel lu tne danger
to whlcii her leats momentarily expose
her, aud once or twice, wnen some nervous
wumau uttered an exclamation as sue swept
through tne air, the luce oi the gy mnast lighted
up wan a -mile ol conscious triumph. In view oi
the very daugetouv uaiui" oi this periormance,
the precautious against accident appeared scarce
ly suditient. ihou?n uo count tne very danger of
these air-teats added to the lascination with
woica the audience watched tnem.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Kistori visits Chicago on May IX
Barnum will shortly move to pastures new,
Mrs. Kousby appears to-mgnt at the Boston
Globe, in " 'i wixt Axe aud crown."
Mme. Nilsson is creating quite a sensation in the
French provinces under Unmaun's management.
Miss Cary sang Beethoven's "lu questa tomb*"
at a Thomas' concert in Boston on Saturday after
noon.
Davy Crockett Is drawing large houses at the
Fark. Ue has proved a better success than Colonel
Sellers.
Lotta succeeded Lawrence Barrett at Mc
Yieker'a, Chicago. 'Twa* but a step from the
sublime.
The Grand Central, a Brooklyn variety theatre,
is doing good business this week with a large
company.
Gye promises to bring out Heroid's "Le Pre aux
Clares" at the Hoyal Italian Opera, Covent Gar
den, London, this summer.
Edwin Booth's engagement at the Boston
Theatre closed on Saturday nlaht, and proved to
be a remarkably successful one.
Mile. Aimie's rare talents Jdr opera bouffe shine
particularly in "La jolie Parlumeuse," whioa
crowd the Lyceum every night.
There was a semi-centennial celebration at tne
Filth Avenue Theatre last evening "Toe Big
Bonanza'1 having reached its fiftieth performance.
Madame Van /.and' is highly praised lor her
anare ol the work in ??The Creation," which waa
given by the Boston Handel and Haydn Society
last week.
Bryant'a continues tbe house or refined inn and
jollity. Whoever wauts to laugh had better can
on Dan, at hu littia Opera House. He U a perfect
cure lor tne blues.
Tbe main detect of the present season at the
Grand Opera, Paris, la the extreme smailnesa of
the repertoire. Meyerbeer, being a German, geia
no favor irom M. Uaiauzier.
balvini'a opening character at Drnry Lane last
montn was o hello. He wUi be an excellent anb
stituie lor Mapie.soD* off nights, wnen Italian
opera la laid on the shell to cool.
Mr. N< nendorif c a made a more decided ana
brilliant aaccess with -GlroflS-GlroflA" than wita
any piece that naa been produced on tot board!
of (be GeraanU Tneaue. It u still on.
A London paper sara that trie great success of
tne American revi?aliata, Me??r?. Moody and
sank-y, lies principally in tbe musical capabilities
01 the utter gentleman. wno u an excellent hymn
singer.
The new musical college, toward wfclck ex
Mayor Kmgaland uai made such a munificent
donation?ou clit, $4,000,000?baa not yet assumed
definite shape, as titvre Is a bill penaiL* beiore
tbe Legislature in regard to its charter.
Mmc. P.iatori will appear at tfie Lyceum on
Monday evening as Qoeen El g ibetb and oa
Tue-day as Lucrezia Borgia, an i la tbe a eep
waiking scene irorn "Macoetb." 7nose will be
ner final lareweii perormauces in New York.
Mr. Max Maretzea. win produce Flotow's opera
"L'Ombra," lor tne first time, at tbe Academy of
Mnsic on Friday evening with tne lollowing
cast:?Glna. Mias Annie Randall: Vespina, Mm
Hoffmann; Fabrigio, S?gnor Ben rate.U; Mironet,
signor lagliapetra.
Mr. J. N. i am son lectures on Wednesday
evening at De Oaimo Hall, on tbe Dianist Li.-it,
illustrating an lectur.- with tae lollowing trau
scriptions from th<? composer's works:?"Bene
diction et serment" (tierlioz;; "Le Campanelia"
(1'ananini); "Cojua Amman" (Rossini); "Aar
den Wasser'' (Schubert); "Melodic'' (Schubert).
Tbe popu.arity oi tne "Big Bonanza" coorlnues
to Increase, and toe Pi tn Avenue la nightly
crowded by audiences whose boisterous enjoy,
ment of tne piay snows bow thoroughly toejr ap.
prectate it. several changes nave oe?n made in
the dialogue, and Mus cawaliadar baa *oatid tbe
missing love poem, whicb promises to become as
lemous as some of dundreary's eputies. From
present appearanoex 'Big Bonanza" wi,l fill op
tbe aeaaoa at the rilth Avenue. Laat atgbt it
reached its flity-first performance.
A BBOOKXYN MY3TEBY.
TBF. HANOIKO Of MATTHEW TOUT.
Yesterday Colonel J. Alien gave tbe Coroner of
Brooklyn a point o> information touching tea
mysterious suicide o: Matthew looy, toe unfortu
nate individual ?hna liie>e?s body was ftund
dangling by tbe neck from a r pe, the end of wbica
was made last to' he nmo or a tr?e, In a vacant lot
on ibe Hoe ot beKatb avenue, near Bedford, about
daybreak on Sunday morning last, i be Colonel's
coachman. It appears, wns one oi tbe first to (lis.
cover the body and ue nave it as his opinion that
it would have been impossible <or a man to nave
so hung nimaelt. judgmv rom tne pecunai posnkcu
in wiitcn It hi)'./, coroner >o.an nas taaen c ar^e
or tbe ca?e ai.n ntn a id ihe inquest to-duv. Mat
thew roov quariened with nis wne at their
niuoe ot buoititioti, a tenement bouse, on
steuuen street, near Park avenu ?, at nine o'cioca
on Saturday ni<rut, and ?*< overneard by Ins
landlady. Mrs. Fitz/eratd. Mrs. louy drove her
spuuae on. oi tne home wi n a outcuer kniie.
luo>, w io eto a laoor-f, arid worneo lor P.
yuinn. Hi* CuBwac or. iorty-flve year* oi age,
aud leaves a widow ,>u I two gr -?n ctuidren. He
w?a pre uspme.i to intoxication, and uoon on?
0(i'a<iiut> diu tureaien to drown ncuaeif. not little
cr???>nc'i l< given to tne tneorv oi loui play, a* it
Would appear io be an impossiwuty tor a man to
t.e u.i.. u.i in tn<> i uimh: street lu Die heart of
Hr"o?ijn without at r ntmg attention uy his re
sistaace to nis astatlan.a. Tne uorouer says nt
will oiaas a uioio..^ . investigation oi ;ne case.
A'iTL^tFFED SUICIDE.
?
Yesterday arternnon, a man, namu FrederirK
Biumeniaai. Was arretted in 'loooten lor being ais?
orutriy. Shortly airer being put in a cell he took
ont a strap and hanged iilm**ii to a beam. He
was at tne verae oi uuau wnon tie Was utsc-jvered
dao^liug and inuneitiaioiy cut down. Ha had to
be matia< >t>> nd removed to tne County a at to
i/ffnmt an >tieumt at a r*|.?'i?i?n vi tae auu f ae
1 tusooet .a lotty yaara oi age.
NEW YORK CITY.
pnillp Rider was round dead In the yard of
No. 560 West ihirtv-flrsi street yes'.erday morutnz_
At seven o'clock ikst evening Offlcer Co*, of tue
Thirty-second prec.net, shot and Killed a rabid
doir at tue c rner o. ueih street and Klugsbridge
| road.
A pleasant iraniorlnir at Turn Hall, No. 66 East
Fourth street, last evening. participated iu the
commemoration exercises of in# Irving Literary
Union. ?
The annual meeting ot the Amateur itifle Club
lor tue election oi officer* and transaction of
other business, will 'uke place at tlie First Di
I vision rendezvous tins evening at ei>cht o'clock.
William Thompson was hi rested last Saturday
my tit, and taken to the'looms tne following morn
ing. He was committed on a charge of drunken
I uchs. In tne aitemoou lie died In tlie prison, it is
supposed, irorn tlie etlects ol liquor.
Early yesterday morning the sloop Thomas B.
| Causey, lying at bulkhead No. 281 south street,
spruntr aleak, and. despite trie elToris of all on
board, tlie water gained rapidly, until tliey were
compelled to abandon her, ana sne soon alter
ward sunu.
The regular meeting of the New York Rapid
1 Transit Association will be held at two o'clock mis
i altcrnoon, at the room3 ol the New York Hoard oi
Fife lusuran-e brokers. No. 102 Broadway, at
which it is proposed lo proceed with the election
oi oiticers and directors. All persons having sub
scription papers are requested to nand them In.
The committee appointed by the Preaidentor the
Produce Exchange to present the resolutions
I adopted by ihe meeting oi merchants on the 1st
I Inst., will proceed to Albauy lor that purpose to
rn trow inoruiutf. li consist* ot n.e loliowing:?
Isaac ii. Heed, a. A. orr, A. U. Hanson, oeor^e
W. smith, Cailos Cobb, Jesse Hoyt, H. u. Armour.
A lair and lesiiva! will be opened tins aiteinooa
in tne Sunaay school room ot the Church of the
Holy sepuiciire, Seventy-fourth street, east of
Fourth avenue, and will be continued afternoons
and evenings till Saturday. Tne ladies or tne
cont'retfarion have takeu great oaius to provide
tor their tiuesrs au entortainment which shall be
eminently enjoyable.
BROOKLYN.
Michael MullaJy, one of the owners of the dis
tillery which was seized at the loot of Bridge
street in December last, was arrested by a United
states maraual yesterday ana ncid to ball in
(10,000.
The Rev. Mr. Woodward, pastor of the Ever
green avenue Methodist Episcopal church, ap
peared in Justice Seinisr's Court yesterday and
pi uierreu a cnariio oi sluuder against Mr. W. H. i
Young, one ol his parishioners.
lu the supreme Court yesterday, before Justice
Tapuun, a motion was made to change the venue
lu tlie suit ol ElwardJ. uor.iu against Tammany
Hall tor fio.ooo, irom New York county to Kings
county. Decision was reserved.
Senator Coo and Assemblymen O'Keele and Tal- j
mage had a conference with Mayor Hunter yester
day in regard to pending legislation at Albauy.
which if enacted win increase tlie deot of tne citv
several m>ll'0ti dollars. Tne legislators promised
to oppose the bills.
At the meeting of the Common Council yester- ,
day complaints were received lrom the trustees
of the second Methodist church and the Principal i
of Public school No. 13, against the sixth D'strlct
Court, at Grand and Even streets, wmcn is linme- !
uiawiy opposite lie institutions. Alter some dis
cussion it was resolved to remove the Court to
the Stugg street ponce station.
WESTCHESTER.
The Episcopal clergy of Westchester county will I
meet in convocation at Trinity church, Mount
Vernon, on the Tth Inst. Bishop Potter will be
present. Services at nine and eleven A. M , and
naifrpast seven P. M. lu tue evening addresses on i
the subject ol missions win be delivered.
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
The Brooklyn billiard tuuruamen: was resomjd
last night at tbe City Assembly Rooms, and the
apectators were entertained by two well contested
games. 1 tie first game or tbo evening and seventh
of the series wsa between Albert Gamier and
Joseph Dion. The latter broke the balls and
rn 3s. At the close of the sixteenth Innings the
game stood?Dion 160 and Uarmer 103. Tbe latter
then b.-gau to play a little better, and, putting a
run of 53 and one of 34, took the lead, and at the
close of the twenty-flith innings the gam* stood?
Gamier 224 and Dion 214. Garnler continued in
good p ay and won by 76 potnta.
After the intermission Kuooiphe and Ubasty
went to work, ihe latter broke the baits and
after three innings, in which neitner man did
mach good, Uba^y conn ted 21 and then &udoip:ie
followed witu 31. Both men were maying pretty
well and Kudolpbe was In extra good form, ex
hibiting some really Hue blllurua. At the clo*a
of the teiitii innings the iraiue *tood, Kudolpbe
138 dint Ubassj 69. Tne latter then b'iran to piav
a pretty livetv game and on nls twenty-secund
tunings made a brilliant run ol ill, giving uitn a
good lead. Rudnlphe did not give up without a
ngnt, as on the twenty-flan innings he counted
46. Alter a hard stroagl* Uneasy won by 13 poiota.
Cbas?y?2. 1, 1, 21. 7, 13. o, *3, 1, 0 0, 13. 14. 0. 1.
9. 14, 21. 10. 0. 0. Ill, 1, 0, 0, 16. 4,1. 0, 1, 0, 10.
4?300,
KuJo'pI.e?0, 0. 0, 31, 20, 46. 4. 33, 8. 0, 0. S, 11. 0,
0, 0, W, 6, 0, 7. 1. 13. 0. <\ *!>. 4. 1. 18, 22. 0, 0, 3?28T.
Highest runs? l'oaasy, 21,23, 21,111. Kudolpbe,
31. 20. 46, 16, 46. 2?
Average?t'ba?*y, 9 1-11; Rudolph*, 8 31-32.
Time of e .me, 2u. ;om.
Mr. William H. Harwer, Jr.. kindly officiated aa
reieree, ano periorined bis unthannul duties witn
a prompt decision that gave general -attraction.
Tbla evening the (tames will be between Cynile
ition and Munrice Dai., and Gsrmer and hudotpne.
tcsaiir.
Beveota game or toe Brooklyn tournament, be
tween Aloert Garmer and Jospa Dion, ko-j pointa.
three baits. on a sxio coileoder table, flited with
a combination cushion:?
Gji n.er?O. 0 X 2, 0, 20. 0, 14. 0, 4. 0. 13. 0, 0. A
19, 2. 8, o. 63. 20. 0. 34, 2. A 10, 40. 0, 4. 0. Jl-300.
Dion?31, 7. 0. 10. 0, 20. 7. 6, 4. ?. 2. 24, 10, 0, 10, %, \
0, 2, 0, 30. 1. 6, #, 0, 8. 0, 7. 0, 4, 0, 0?225.
Uignest runs?Gamier? 28, 23. 63, 20, 84, 40, 21.
Dion?81, 20, 24, 8o.
Average?Caruier. 0 21-31; Dion, 7 8-81.
Time ol game?lb. 64m.
THE TAMMANY SOCIETY.
The Tammsny Society beld a meeting last even
ing at tbe Wigwam and transacted considerable
routine business. Bat on* mem er was initiated,
Mr. Joseph Bnannon, once somewhat known in
poimc.il circles. The case oi Nelson J. Wateroury,
lor offending against tue rules o< tne society, in
nsvmg (Kvulned tbe "troe inwardne??"o tbe pri
vi e dolugi of tbe ?ssoci?iion some time ago wsa
oecided. He is, or tne decision, to be summoned
b-iore tbe society and ceusured. At oae time
there was a strong desire inautested by acme ot
tae members to bave bin exptiled.
THE PALISADE INSURANCE FRAUDS.
Tbe trial of Louts t. French, Secretary of tbe so
called Palisade Insurance ?otnpany, was com
menced in tne Court ot Quarter (sessions, at Jer
sey city, yesterday, Judge Hoirtnan presiding.
The indictment caarged that French entered into
a conspiracy with Henry sacia, the* so-called
president of the company, to derraud the public.
Bacia waa arretted and lojged injati in Mew York
on charges arising out oi tbe name transaction,
but he became insane and Is now id *n a*>ium.
The flrsi witness caiied by District Attorney
Oarretson was Joan M. Wilson, woo test Bed tbat
he was interested in the tate Firemen's Krteod
lu-nrsnce Company o. >>w fork;tuat ii Juiy,
1873, Fiencb w*? introduced to tarn aod negotia
tions were oyened.ior tne ?a e of tbe charter: wit
ness sold tbe charter to French; the atier paid
|6oo (or It id casn; the reas< n witness did not
proceed coder tne cnarter, ??? ma: ne could not
obtain tne required i'u.OOw In sj scrip-lo.ia.
Jtfiie vv niar.i les-tflcl tbat ?bs resides at No. 148
Waverley place, New fork; uc upted trie wtiole
bouse; never Knew oi any person named Mary
Hamilton res.ding there; never knew or uearn of
eimer Sacia or French. Henrietta i>ow?r, of
Twenty-eigntn a reet, New Yors, esttBe i tbat no
woman txutei Thump-on resided in n<-r bouse;
ibst sbe dl>i not kn?w French, out wou.d snow
>acia by -igt:t. Henrietta s im.er^. r and several
otner wi'neeaes tesuUsi that t;(ev did not know
any persons in their houses be .ring tne names
?et down iu tae books oi tbe nacta I renca con
cern.
wiiiinm Carman te-tifled:?I was emplorbd laat
summer m t.<? I'ansade insurance Company went
tner- about tne 1st o< Juty; was nw<H oy bbcm
and French; waa paid once %ib and at another time
a small amount, ? receiving both sums from
Fren< o; iue hrst sum was paid by a cbeck
of George v\. James, drawn to tbe order
of ttacia; acteo us bookkeeper; did not
receive any cash nor did be see anybody
receive any; made entries in the casn book irom
a ?m*li memorandum book tarnished ny Freucti;
the>u?rn?i w?? made op trom tbe policy register,
ana 'he ledger ami stock induer uom tne memo
randum boon i several policies were issued. Toe
wi;t<e?a w*s asamiued minutely on the different
entries.
femeiary or Rtato Keisey was present daring
tbe ?ey. tie is ons ef tne wuneasaa iu tne enao.
WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES.
Washington, April 5,1876.
NEGOTIATION OF THE NEW BONDS.
information received at the Treasury Depart
ment la to ttie eflect that ttie projpecis lor ne(T>
tiatlng ttie new United States bonds in the han? is
of the ajut'tcate have considerably improved.
INTEBV1EW WITH UIH EXCELLENCY THE PBES ?
DENT ON THK MEXICAN INVASIONS- NO STEP B
OF IMPORTANCE YET TAKEN?THE POUfllBU-r
rfS OF A WAIh.
President Grunt to-day. in conversation wit: I
the writer hereof. remarked, In reply to a ques
tion, that be wan somewhat atnused latetv a t
newspaper statements of what he would do in re ?
lation to the recent outrages by armed bands o r
Mexicans Invading the Texas frontier. Such
statements were mere inventions, as he had
not, since these events, expressed his views u ?
any person, not even to the Secretary
of State, who, like himself, had been
absent irom the city. It was already
known to the public that orders nait
been issued to tna military lor the protection oi.
our ciilzens on tho frontier, but In addition to tblw
nothing has been done. The government was noi
yet lull? advised of the extent 01 the outrage^.
all hough It has been officially informed of thi1
arrest of a mall carrier and the burning 01 a post
offlce by the invaders. The Mexican government
had repeatedly been reminded of outrages bere
toiore committed by Mexicans on citizens of tho
United Stares, both in Mexico and 011 Cftued states
soil, and would hear from this uovernmout in a
short time concerning those more recently com
muted turough the Department of State. There
would oe a consultation with the secretary of
State on this subject, and probably it would be
brought to the attention of tne Cabinet. But,
meantime, all newspaper statements us to the
action of the government would be mere specula
tion. "We must,'' he remarked, "determine here
after what Is proper to be done iu tne premises."
He could see no reason lor apprehension of a war
between tne two countries; but, 01 course, no one
could tell wn.?t might take pisee in the future.
JSotuing, however, would be done by this govern
ment 10 provoke such a result.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DIFAKTUItE tHOM NKW TOE* FOB THE
MONTH OF AfKlL.
SUamer
Sa ilt. \D*stination.\
Klonstoek
Algeria
Mute or ouUiana
W esu nail*
Neesar
eiUc
April li.
Aurii 7.
April 7.
. April K.
. lAnrll 10.
\r>ril III.
lianiMir*.. 1113 brnaawav
Liverpool ' (Bowlnw liroen
OlaMtoW... ia Broadway.
Humourx.. jt>l brosdwuv.
Bremen.... 1- Bowiinn oreon
CHv ?t NevrVora.Kpril 10.
Bolivia. I April I''.
Ida no *i,ri i;5
I April l.t.
< lnua IApril H.
Oreece ... IApriI 14
Mil#.
Krisia
Italy
1 it. ot Richmond
Baltic
rereu*
Ethiopia
Nevada
Ku-.-lu
Stale of Nevada.
Koevia
Egypt.... ? ??
Citv 01 Montreal
hern. Ml;.
* vomina r
schilier..
LivtriooU
I.V 1UOUL
Glasgow ..
Liverpool.
Haiabunr..
Liverpool..
IV Broadway
i? Broadwav
1 liiiwuutf iire*a
m iirqaitwav.
Il:i Broadway.
1 Howliutr Greeo
11.011(1011,. ..n* Broadway.
Kottenlaiii SUHroaaway.
II amour?.
Liverpool.
Liverpool.
LiverDoou.
Havre
Hilaspow...
Liverpool.
Livcrnooi
I i lamrow...
II 11111.11 r
Liverpool..
LiverDool
LiveroooU.
Liverpool
llamnura
di Broadway
oil lir.>ail way
Id Broadway.
IS Broadwav
I&5 Broadwav
iHowiiiik (ireaa
at Broadway
4 Buwltnvr (Jreea
n Broadwav
bi Mroaawa"/.
tiy Broaawav.
!."> iiroad wav.
li Broaawav.
W broadwav.
113 Broadwav.
W a scnolien....l April 2J.1 Kotieruaui :Ui Broadway.
almanac for new york-this day.
STTK AND MOON.
Son rises 8 36
Sua sets. ? 3?
Moon seta av? ? ?
HIGH WATKH
Gov. Island....eve 8 44
Sandv Hook...eve 7 69
Hell Gate ?ve 10 20
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 5, 1875.
CLEABED.
Snip Liverpool, Lambert, i^adon?Grtniwll, Miatori
Hornco &faaw, Havre?C W Bertaux.
Bars. Waland iUer). Vogeiaang, Uambarg?W LP ling A
C<Bark Carlb, Townsend, St crotx?P Hanlord A Co.
Bark Mary Mctvce. Sharp. CaraenAi?Jaa E v,ard A
??lirlg Blitz (QW). Meble, Exeter, K-Konch. Edye A
??Brlf Harry A Aubrey iBr. Brlggs, Barbed os-Dwight
* * Jones (Br), damage. Port au Pnnce-L ?
Bhfit*Lydl? H Cole. Rose. St Jago-Waydell A Co.
Bn? Clara Jeaklms. Coombs, lardtnas? MtUar *
Hb"u Caacatelle, Jackson, Matanaa?-Js? Henry.
senr tmrna aeatber, Ueaibar, iiesaersra?Leayersfl
*??hr T ?ma F Hart, Hart. Carde?a?-J W ElweU A
Rnh?rtT Clark Bellows, Baracoa?B J Wenberi.
Mr F?.d?le C tbb.a U?D. Clark, ?t Jolin, S?-Ma.
My * Paxur.
arrivals.
RBPOBTtD BT TDK IIKK4LP STEAM YACBrS AXD
UERAI.D WBITI3TOXI TSLBGBAPH MM ft.
Strainer Maas Dutch). Ctierallsr, BotterJum March
2", aai Flustairiii lid. with mdN and 41 passengers to
Funcb. Kd>* A C*s in lat 42 SO, Ion 6'. paaaad a large
fl*id of lea about 40 miles long, and several large ice
bergs Irani 4tU io "<*? icet hub.
suaincr Goethe Orr>. WHaon. Hamburg Uarcn 26 and
Cherbourg 27th, with w-ise and 24u passenger* to
Knauth, Nacbcxi A Kuhne.
*t*ainer Henclactor. ?*<od. Wilmington, NC, 72 hours,
with indse to Wm P Clyde A Co.
s-teanier John Gibaon, Winter*, Georgetown, DC, wita
nilv ami passengers to J C Kenyon.
U?rt Lima i?wn, Hrnmaa, Bombay 100 day*, wilb
linseed to order, Paseed Cap* ot Good Hope freb 1J. Rt
Helena 234. and croascd tna Equator March !?>, in lou
17 IS W March ?. lat 3D S. Inn 23 40 W\ spoke bark Mary
iBr . irom Java 'or .-andv Hook: l.'tn. lat 4 30 N. ion
1 13 w. hark Andrea Antonio (Ital.. iron Callae lor
Gibraltar.
bark Kawf> (Rn?). I'otnclln. Gloucester 41 days, In bal
last to hunch. Kdye * Co.
Brig A a r>:t rt n Reich, Porto < aballo 16days, with
coffe- and tildes to I'allett. HliSJ A Co. March 20. lat 2f
13 N lun 72 W. rpoke brig Mlnuie Scott, hence lor Sagua:
April 2. lat 37. Ion J4 b8 brig t L Margaret (Mr), irom
i'a errno lor rhtiadclpbia.
Urig Maniiii* oi Nassau*, Todd. Las Tunas 17 days,
wltli sugar to oraarj re<sel to Wa/dgll 6 Co.
iiri* JBiia Lingier of *tJohn. MM*, Jones, r ardenas
U dav?, with sugar and utiado to Henay A Parker.
bebr -korm Petrel <ot rlisworth. Ma, Haaceli. Cedar
Keys f;*. 14 days, with cedar to hppiogvr, IttuaeUA
la
OV.-teamer Idaho, which arrived 4th from Liverpool,
report*:?Marcn 22. lat 44 17. ion 3d N, t.nna led ship
I dltn Warren Br, hence lor Liverpool: April 4. ?30
AM. I7n miles east of tiaady liooa. met xteamers Adri
atic. City ?t Brookij n. apatn. ana I topia, all bouni
I'AASKD THROCOH UKLl, GAM.
BOt'VD SOOTH.
Steamer George Cromwell. Bacon. Portland for Naw
York, with mJ?e in I paswiueri to Clark A eaman.
sehr winalow Morse. Oliver. Bridgeport for New fork.
Bchr Artut, Krresi. Sou.er?et lor New Vork.
Betir l.ucv * rlgti', Adams. Providence tor New York,
hchr Wm ?ic<*. uca, hall hirer lor .\ew Yora.
sen' W > Gessuer. Egbert. Proridericj lor New York.
?chr Jonn Miliar. < astoer. l'oca--et tor New York.
schr ?d*laue, Uavnor, itlverbcad lor ,v<w T,rk.
?chr Cornelius. Pratt, sorwicn lor New York.
chr A f Ames. Trascher. I'roviaenca lor New Vork.
Fctir i en.amin English, i has*, New Bediord for New
York.
senr U r Brawn. Oadney, Providone* tor K*w York,
fcchr parti*. Bnropahlr*. New London tor Ainboy.
Hcnr &Uen Morrison, uodgs, Providence for Naw
Tork.
?chr Clara Rankin Rogers. Portland for New York,
With lumbar to HambUn A Co.
Scbr randv Hoot. Adams, Provideoc* for Naw York.
Kcnr Decatur uakes Baker, Providence lor Naw York.
Mkr B % D?aa, M*Co?r>*r, >omara*t tor n*w Yors.
?Ot"K 0 tk.it.
Kchr HarrUt Lowla, Kyan. Roooken (or Provldaaoa.
?chr Bla^aa*, H*au*y. Uobokan ior Provi4*a?*.
BELOW.
Bar* Harbinger 'Br). SO days Irom Troon.
Bark KlrgdoTa iBr>. Bruoa, irom Peoaug.
Bark Lau/a
CALLED.
Steamer Great Western (ari. for Bristol: ship John
Manu (Rr). Bremen; baras Carlb, m<roit: l rue IMi ,
Gibralur: kiiwer Nor), London; Kiua Bjr?s Br;,
lumllton 'Bermuda): itoatna iiaD. Triest* . brigs Erie,
Mayigusx; -vqn<iia (Itall. Gibraltar; Auguite lleiinera
a.art. tlsmbars Klaanur Miller (Br.i Ko?ario; ctuoa
taiie. ; senr Joseph W Wl.sou. Cleniuegoa.
aUo sailed, scbr Barguarlta (tr), St Pi*rra
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
$dr See r?t?e newt.
ice still conttnu** to com* down with the ireihet la
tha North Rlv*r. Heveral vegsais which sDcoored in tb*
vicinity of tb* Battarv on r naday last were caugbt by it
and carried down th* bay naarly to #tat*n Island.
Araoug them w*r? th* German bark I olus ana brig An.
Bi* Wharton, causing them to ooi>i4*, by whiob th*
bark lo*t her miiaen topmast and th* brig her iibboom.
nhlp fftoch Train was at*o carried down tb* bar. Tba
steamboat Thomas K llul?e, lying at th*tootor Vesey
street was cut through yesterday morning and ?una.
Tns l-rig rtapi.ie. wuioo was sunk on eunday inornuivr.
lies in the sains uo? tion in which sba was left. Prepara
tions are oeing made to raise her.
Ami' Hi Lbcir, Humpbrov. at Baa KranclMO March 27
ITom flaw York, bad n*ary galea from e.?K m tba Nor^h
Atlaniic: lost sjiii <o:|i salts an i carried away lortyard;
sprang lower lAre and main topsoU yards,
H?*? Ltdia (Br., from Uarien lor Liverpool, which
pat into Norrt.'k >s*ky, w*ut on th* dry do?k at ui?
asvv Yard M last. A taresr Wat h?id on her ai.d -he
was/ound to he In t*i*rahtr food . ccrtidllion Uakl
ware lound to bar 'To?d sad* and garuoarU soau
watah win M rasa we A
Bjrk Pawsskici, -)?? tarn built In Prince Edward
In ISM. has been sold at Uimu on private
term i
Bahk Mornirq Light (Br), at Matanzas 8d inst from
Nesr York. waa ay.ounl at the euurance of the harbor
on the tih inst. No particular*.
Scub Conway, wh cli went a-nore at Mnosepecca 29th
ult, was towed Into astoort, Me, Saturday evening. bv
tin* revenue cutter Woodbury I he Conway was bound
lo lioatoii with a lull cargo ol boxed herring. The cargo
Is a total lots; insured in a Unaware olttce lur l.'.iXJJ.
The vusaet wan not damaged.
Boston. April h? Steamer Dominion (Br), Clements,
from \uruioutu. X i, white coming up the harbor lust
niglit in thick weather, run ashore on Gallaup's Island,
but was pulled off MiU loreuooil by steam lugs witnout
sustaining any serious uainugc.
tJuot'CKSTKii, Mass. April 6? Schr II B Stan wood, of this
port, ?ix wtens overdue on it trip lo Georges Isluui, is
uuJoubiedlv lust She tin I a crew of 1- men; waa
owned by Pettingold A ' uiininghatn. -she vas valued
at $1.9 0 and Insured lor 84 3<>U.
The season ihus lar litis proved vety disastrous. Six
vessels anil Bi lives have been lost, being 47 more than
uurlng the same period lust year.
Nbwfort, April 5? During a gale last niglit schr Her
bert kiuiiton. Ornwell. from Somerse: lor New Vora,
parted chain* and left both anchors, ami It she h id not
had lair wind lmo this port would have, gone ashore.
KpBiNcritLD Mass. A|>ril 5?The Connecticut River I*
now clear ol ice irom ilolyoke to the oun I, and the
water is rapidly subsiding.
Wood's Hon, April 6?The two sloops which were off
Yarmouthport. Muss, assisting the schr Arrow, were
driven ashore to-day.
SHiravn.niNC is much depressed on the Merriuiae
I iver Seven vcSfCts are on the s ocks, most of them
approaching compieilon. with only one contract upon
whicii k beginning hub not been made. The pro pect la
exceedingly dull.
Launch kd?At Seaford, Del, Apr!1 1, schr Lena Cotting
ham. The lollowing are her dimensions115 feet keel,
31 feet beam. 8 f el ho!d. 140 teei over all and 301 tons
burden she Is owned bv Capt M Colbourii, Thomas
Cottingham. N a Out toil and o'hers of Sealord, and will
be commanded by Capt N A ?Kitten.
SPOKEN.
I Steamer Oriental, from Savannah for Boston, April 8
I ESli. of Hurncfat.
Hark Wm Cobb, Brad.v, <3 day* fTotn Rlchmoad. Va.
j for Kio .lauel.o. l''eb 34, l.it 12 8. lou 32 10.
Bark Planet, trom New Orleans tor Havre, 1# days out.
i no date, lat .12 Ion til 28
i BrU Dirigo, front Philadelphia tor Cardenas, March
1 23 lat 31 2<L Ion 74 10.
1 schr Pride ol the Kast. of Calais, 10 days from New
| York for Oreytowu, Nlc, March U, lat 23 40, Ion 70 30.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS,
Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are
I ttatomied that by telegraphing to the IIkkalo London
I loreuu. No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart
i res from European ports, and other porta abroai, of
i nierlcan ana all toreitr i vessels trading with the
1 luited States, the same wilt oe cabled to this country
li i-e ot charge and publishel.
Persons desirous of communicating with veawls arriv
il IK at New York can do so bv addressing to such vossels,
n ire of Hbbald news yachts. pier No 1 bast River, New
Y- ?rk_ Letters received trom all parts of the world and
pi bmptly delivered. Duplicates are required.
OUR CABLE SEILPPINGr NEWS.
Iictweef, April 5?Arrived, steamer State ot Nevada
(J: ri, Braes New York.
I UTAH?Arrived, bark Nereid, Nickerson. Antwerp.
Bristol, April 4?Arrived, brig Sir Robert Hodgson
(1' r), liradden, Charleston, slightly damaged.
llso arrival 4th. bark Loin (Nor). Rostrup. New Or
le ins; fttn, brigs tleetwiLg (Br), Manley, Philadelphia;
U Igo (?wt|, Marin, do.
P.KAKK. April 3?Arrived, bark fctatsmlnister Stang
(N r.r), Kalkenberg. Pascagoula.
. Barcilo.na?Saiiod, bark J M B (Sp), Camproamor,
U sited States
Bari (Sicily)?Sailed, bark Aberdeen, Salvage, Now
Yl irk (or Philadelphia).
Ulasoow, April 4?balled, bark C'liarlotta (Ger), Wal
111 te, United States.
Uiskaltab?Sailed, bark Amicizia (Ital), Bottaro (from
Gi inoa), Baltimore (or Philadelphia).
Havbb, April 4?Arrived, achr Anne S Conant, Hat
fa rd. Mobile.
I tailed -d, ship Themis (Br), Rossiter, United States;
bs rka Helen Angler, Staples, do; Galatbea (Nor), Steau
sn a, do: X j (Nor), Pettersen, New York.
I Iambdrg, April J?Arrived, barks Stanbo (Nor). Gun
de rsen, Wilmington. NO; Wega tGen, Uerths, do; Su
ml tra (Gen, Usumaun, Dsrien.
t ailed 2d, bark DrFalk (Ger), Haupt, New York
1 tTEurvoL, April 4?Arrived, steamer Lord Cilve (Dn
Ur luhart, Boston; bark Udjoa (Nor). Jansen. New York.*'
.% iso arrived 4'h. ships Dovenby (Br), Penny, Astoria.
O;. ilrltish India (Br), Sexton. San Francisco; Landseer,
Km wles, Boston: barks Ueigium (Br , Mosher, Charles
ton; sth. T J southard, Woodward, Galveston.
Lo Knox, April ft?Arrived, snip L?ander (Br), Knight,
New York; Dover Castle (Bri, Culbert, do.
Lit sac. April 4?Off. bars Resolve (Nor), Hansson.
froru hew York tor Copenhagen.
Las kb. April 4?Sailed, steamer State of Ialiana (Br),
badlei ' (from Uiaacow;, Jew York.
Man l(.lllks?saned, Ann. for New York.
Mast iiKA?sailed, bark Templar. Bartleit. New York.
New. tr. April4?Arrived, bri* Wanderer (Oerj. Briuck
manB. Baltimore.
Pi.Tie tm. April ft?Arrived, steamer Holsatla (Oer),
Bare nit I. New York lor Hamburg.
(jCKBi btowk. April 4?Arrived, steamer Blfroat Owe),
We iter j ten. New York; ship Dexter, Gannett. San
Francie* ?; barks Vice Ammiragllo Tegethoff (Ans), To
mlch, B.j lion, Ub. sins Sattara (Br), Harrtsou, Portland.
0; bark 1 'rlnce Alt re J (Br), Mortoa, Philadelphia,
Also art Wed Ath. steamer Cltr of Cheetar (Br>, Leltch.
New York for Liverpool.
Koman va, April ft?Salioi, steamer W A Scholtcn
(Dntch). Hi la New York.
SMTB5A? - ailed, bark tfvanen (Nor), tor Boaton.
Triisti? Sailed, bark Toianteer (Aas, Zambello.
United stsi a.
Taslb Bai , CGH?sailed, bark J A Brown, Greenish.
Unltei sua s.
Lobdob, A prll ft?ship Dacca (Br). Tosh, irom Hew
York for Lou loa. Is ashore on the Isle of WlKht. aad lies
in a dangerc us position The craw left the ship and
nave not sir.o i been heard of. A later account eays the
D Is a total wt eck crew saved and landed at Cowes to
day. ( the d* cca registered HOi tons, built at Sunder
land, E. in lA .4. and hailed from London. Her cargo
consisted of M uO bbla flour, 3J 7S8 bushels wheat and
17U) staves, j
Bark De Marl hi (Ital>, Marl, from Leghorn Feb 17 for
New York, hes | 'at back to L to repair damages. Bark
Lincoln. Thora, has been chartered to take fter cargo to
destination.
1 "OBEIGN PORTS.
Area.a. MCA, n ? date-Arrived, bark Unwl, Tufta.
Buucat. March I?In portibip Carondelot, Sutton, lor
i f aiuiuutn. fc, id*.
loeuaao, Fab I! ? Arrived. bark Gen FelrBeld, Kelly.
Liverpool.
UAkciYTA. Feo to -In port ahlp Latnmermonr (Br>. for
| N*iv Yor?, ldg; A genor, UouU, alio Winged Hauler,
Panno. nnc.
suited trora >amri <r Feb 27 (Dot 2itB). ahip Qua*a of the
Merepy. Fe t. >e?* ' fork.
tiHDtM*. April I '?Arrived. bnrk L T rtocker, Tyler,
Portland : achr i>aV lit Amu. Ames .-a*ua : Sd. t>ark i-.o
deivor. Mouuttort. Hoeion bri A?W rutnaiu Kogera,
>?* mrt itoi nam tl lor MaiaDtaa. and arrived at m
I ?eiue day ?th. ?c> U > imua litley, Coffin. Philadel
phia; sueedwell. I.it bko, Boston.
sailed lat. bark tot ilique (riri. Nickernon. north of II.it
teraa. briit* Jeremla. k, rord do: Cliar'otte. Wntttemo-e,
do: hil?u P icwtrl . Miliar, do: achr* rtuth larnnj,
lira* do; 2d. Gerti Vie t. >mitb. Jamieeou, do; 3d,
oe..r<e r Young, > at *ueli. do.
i.if n ro>"io?. April A???rrived. brltn Atalara. Cola,
Now vork. Alice Lei . Kuaiif. ibiiadaipbia ?chr Peiro
A ilrau, Lake. do: tli Jtti i l arlnle. Miiltb, New Vork;
Binope (.Bri. Foot*, , 'inytt; ocean I.Uy : Br), BJneak.ii.
J a.
Ueaarea, P'1. March J?In port achra Margie McPad
den, and ureclan Kan l Kr in. tor New York, ldg.
Havana. April S? At rived, brig l/.a w ?i.?. i ortland:
5tb ateaDier < ity or Ma floa, Peynolda. Now tor*.
?aiieU .'id. ateamera JI D ata, l alumina ,xrom Philadel
phia), >ew or.eana in W PM, I'roicent ilty. Ctirue S?f
I York. /
Halifax April #? Ar, lived, ?'eameri Columbia (Br).
Ulaakow; W O . hatuicx. ?i Pl.rre, Mqueloo.
CoCaroai, NMarch 39-Arnved. brig lycuoo ^Br),
i Cnauaev, Boemn.
i.kriiKat i. March 29?i .leered, aobr t hampion ,?r>.
uranviile. >ew York. .
MakAua, March 14? In port brig A J Petteoglll. Mall,
i for >ew York, tug.
Mat**!**, April 2? in ivad, btrka New York Qlbba,
New Yum. Nineveh, Wvo an Roxu.ii; brig C'onatance.
Maraeiliee; 3d uarka A I a Marion (Br), MeUratfe. and
i keatiel Br), ramaner. >? w*ork; Morning I-Iff In (?r),
' iravia do (a" Miaeehany) : aoa i Uxaortu. Pba.an. do;
I rlga H P Dewrar. L? rinir a n I i alle Waiter* Bri. Kyffn,
do: ?oiirLitxie Wilson, wit. -on. Ujaior.
-aiiad Jd. our** J iwi.hiri? <Br>. iiapburn, Now York;
OUvt-r i.oieri Br) UU1, do.
M iMtAXiLio ? ubA . .Haiti t 30?Arrived, aour Abbta
Piinaii. t.hax*. Uixton.
.utmria, >SW Fob 11?A tiled, ablp Camilla, llsta
; pl.rev, an iranciaro.
In port Feb U, ahlpt R?ya| ll (Br), Ueara; Htrtfort
ablra Br), i.riham. and Kan I ta>h <lr>. Keuay. for an
1 FrauoUcu, I U narm i.ocu Ul t (Mr), Ma ori Montana,
.and .-terra Jiuvada. i?oi t..r do. do; Kiia^orib,
I Wa?a, Iroi i M?ibuUid?. arrivrl Jan It, tor Hong Kong;
i bm lov: -tavaua ???over fot I 'in r'ranetaco, do.
Pj*ro CaBilui. March !?? in pori brig Anna oardnar.
f Uaveuar. ir..m New Yi.rk.
Bt Makc. March a?In )>or? bi Ig Loniaa Prlo?. Brown,
for Ne'.v Y'ork iu 7 daya; aahr A U Lennuk, '.ray, from
do, MtiVM 20;b. ?
RAoca. April ??Arrirc.l, achr Armida C Kali, Uan,
Providence.
failed w. bark Hanry L tiragg, Hardy, aortbei liat
taraa.
m J oh*, XB, April 3?Claarad. a Jhr J B Marahail. Mar
abail. Havana
Arnva i 3d sarlc rannv II Loriia t. Loring Boaton.
Sailed Jth. tienmcr Auatraiia J r), .yckay, aiaagowt
trig Mina BF), C^ra.
I'airauoka. March 15-in port ad hr kocbako, Jaapar,
I for Buauoa Ayren. ids.
AMERICAN pa R rs.
AI.RXANDkIa, April s-Sailed, whr B C Tbomaa,
BoMon.
p,#?r> ? ? 5chr? haodora D*an, m '4 WilUam Maaoa,
| irr.n orgatown for ? .
<. April i?Cleared, brig Ma 'T C Baakall, nail,
it* Arrived, aobra Melona M Ka?rWl:fe?. I>ow, Havana:
I Terota i) BaUsr. LVub. Virginiai k W Furuar. AUim,
Ma ii.iiore.
?tli?Arrival, iMxnari t>otnlnioo 1.1 Cleinenta, Yar*
mouth. Nit i?u4 XUuiiliii Wu Wtit: 1 My? Haliatt,
Vera, avhri Aii?<< liarnurj. vjrg.il >ai 1? laatnlM,
Brow a, puiadeipbla; wan Mbariuaii klawarv Kiita*
batliport. ? , ^
Ai?o arrived 5Ui. ?vamar? l.aneaat?A WWUIg. ?<ob?ken|
Win Uraae. iiawaa, liaiiiaiafei aonre ul % U Beak ami'.k.
I Pbuadei?M*.
Below at anchor in the channel-Sehr XolMe C "l?w
from Culia lor Portland. v k , . .rw *
i leareu?Steamer Neptune, Bevry. -Ne w York .
A Allen Tarr, Uawna; *>:lir* I arrie S II urtDa via"?
vain : Stephen Murria. Leauinn, I ft
shore, Wliythnwro. Machtaaiiort. to oa 1 ?or' ajtu*.
HaLIIMoHK. Ai)fil Cleared (uol arrived),
Katie Collins, Mat'uiaa, Charleston.
Sailed? 'riir hiutui A Otto (oer), Rotterdam.
41ti? Arrived, sebr .Nellie Bowers, awckoole. cat
^Below?Bark. Mtisrgi" V. Ilmca, Steed, suntou; Klu*
County (Br), McClelland, Antwerp..
Mh-?Arrived, * > anieri Johns ilopklns, Parker Bot
toil- <'i v Ol San .uumio. renmngtoq. ??*
Kiinnv Cadwalladc r. i outer, do; hark Ln'Rl , .HWuJ?
iltjl). Kut!i:iero. Liverpool; brig O.vster Bed Lass (dri,
w-"i'.tJrk"Mccolltto (ItulV C.axrolo, Irom Uenoa
< leared?st< tmers v. in Lawrence. Howe*- Boston 1
Haitera* swi't .1,1 ?. F W Briine, l*o?ter, do; bmM
C2e^rikhtKi^r
a'c"lmieVDolail 'cwdenTiB^li'ri rf?eu Bodana^peijrtti,
IWQiJ^^F^a^vnB
SFisfi' ?s
reiius tBn. Ualllax; a^-hr J H stickney, Foons, wti
'"bhITNSWICK. Oa. Marob2J?Arrived. Schr Mart Pea
dleton, Hilton llcml. oi?i.,rH?nn Savon
3uth?Arrived, schr Maggie 1 odd, Kiclt rdson, savan
Cteared ? Scbr K A O W Hintls. llill. Calais.
B'Modob (Br),
om'bclow"'?urmK * cb?
tingliatr, smith, Phllnd Ipliia. K?.fc m.niir (Br).
IIHAKLe.-. of?, .vijril 2?Cleared, bark Atlantic (BP,
Mckenzie, Bremen; sclir llenry Means smith, Jackson
Viftth?Arrived, ateamer Calvert, Foby. Baltimore.
Sailed?Ship C i.cutto, Tatitou, Liverpool. ?
I>\ ? VEIt . April 2--Arrlvod, achr sarah R smith
A LL^fIVL?' April 3-Arrived. schr George H Milla
T1OALVKfloWper'll 8?Cleared, hrls J O F.chte (Her)
Pjukeuiim'k. Lamina aclira Allco Hodge?, Skiunor, N
' Mh-Arnvi'"1"irteauie'/city or Waco, tlreenman KeW
YorK; bark Ade inn c Adams, Cnllum, do, schr J Mia
d^KOB^rKT"rWNn^d?Marcb 31-Cleared. a-br( E T
Olov.r Iir'ter??oil. New York; AprUl, Haute Mcti Buck,
Wartwltun5j\VN,Plie, April 2?Arrived, schr Tenor,
NC|ACk'uNv ILLE Marcli 27-Anivcd, ichra M W Drt*
Vrwn,?ii J G Drew. W&dliQ. .New iorK, ajru^
K B OarliDtf! lluiison! Baltimore; 31,t. S V W suntooua
WlllirtiuH, Charleston. . , v.?iun. o?tia.
Cleureti irtu selir* Kate S Cook. HalK. ?asaa?. ? "?
^"'k??y W K vi*5'ApSl^?Arrfvej, * i *aioer Qeo W Clyde,
Penningiou. C..a -ton or
MOl'ILii, Apr.rj-Clearea, scar vv u uewui,
OK LEANS. March 31-01earcd. ship Reynard,
Cldssoiii Pfilisiiculii, . ? .i ,n.\ prill Bruzoi
ADril X?Arrived, steamers Ariel <nr). rai?,
Samia^o; Oboron (Br , Hanny, hlverpoot. .
Cleared?Ban: Albert (Nori. Aiitieraen. 1 aaoagoula.
6ih? .rrived, atcamor'* \V O Uewes, inpp. and W
C1X?;o'.PrXtS^:.^%nraCarondelet. McCreery. No*
Y? wareu-ShlD Wyoming. Baiter. Havre; barks Pe?as?
(Fr'f B?*ghout, do? Au?uito Ourlu a^n lafflen, Bor
dlSlotminw1|r'l"-s!a Apnl' f>?Arrived, bark' Kleetwing,
S^JiiVled?t- teumer Despatch ?? j-liips Hnmpjon Coart (Br)
^dfsteamera New Orleani
inin',1 t; older v. Ilivre; i.llv ot the Valle.v. ttilla.
NUkVoLK. April 1?Sailed.acbr vltce Bull, Hathaway,
Uo-.iait.i inlet. Klt?. to oad t-r Aur o l..
li?Arrived, scbr Samuel l i ti, Kookport.
Ni4WbI'BV1''?KT. April3?Arrived, schr Lrnest 1 Le*
HhU?uBO,^April 5?Arrived, schr Ha.tinga
N?vEW0fL6MDON. April S?Arrived, wlirs Rambler. Vlr>
irluiu" Of l^ne, ii?iiti?n<>re; I eriuc,
N e W H W - \prli3?Arriveu. aeWf ilorence Oean?
I*Fi/iVLVD*lrffi April 3?Arrived, scbr Babel U
Iroua (not a* before* Hubbard, New Bedlord (and
"HihiVrflved'^earner. Ohio, Morriaon. Liverpool 34th,
via Oneeti Jtown; * I arrisbur*. Worth. Mo<ton Kornan,
cniweil do lluuter, Sherman. 2S hours trom 1 rovL
ilavliower Knit/.. New York ; A C stlimtra, War.
lUuce.Ma^it c(,iiHi?aoo Br). Low, 1 lverpool; schrf
w.Ju'rJaarl Quec'noiowa via lJark-n; Oceai
^'w^X'Lr:'.or Providence; ?'atharlne Wail,
lni for do; Itattlesuake for B<?ton ana \i'*Lile, tor
?whr* A C J'aWe. for Matamat; Ltd a BaD
and, Young leaser, lor -New Bed
^Bark'cve^ "a "tl* fo^Cork or Falmouth for order^
aoW* Alexander Niekeia lor Calbanen. pawai do??
? VriaU/an c!r?o2.1for 'cilnfucgos. pamd down on Sat
"rNoon-"chr? Oliver Amos, from Tannton: SaUte W
paA^h.pUfn tuntAoa ?Xy Point, coming nP In tow. and
'"pjf-^Brlg ??L Margaret (Br), Irem Palermo. paw<I ol
at 1 ? fl P'd in tow; (icbr Jennie K Dlveriy. '??
York oawil 110 tb.-s I'M: ?hlp Lennxe (or), tor Ainwerp,
pa<?ed d<v<?n tht* PM In tow; acbr T t Ruoell, tor ?*?
r?-.^nved yesterday,bark
m ,ti'& S5 daTi troin LirerpooL m baliaat a?n/?
i^th^aWSen Bennett. Ue'iu^KsoVnia Ban.
&T&%n. un Ki;;, ?t fX
? p1)/?"Arrived, bark Chas Bal l-Nor), Faick, HamSorg.
VoiTLASD. April 3-Arrlytd. Khr Freddie WalWi,
V'cfear?<i?Sehr? Porto Rico. New York; Jamei A Brow*
P5t'h-e'rPrl!ved. brig Krnest. sinnett Polnva-Pitre.
I'leare" Sieauier Franconia, Hraa*. Saw lors; oar
Pn 3^?m^CE.mn; V-lfe H ?llul.^
't alker, and Win U HUt^ -Nowten. Baltimore . H U
Div^rir. Mckert?>o. fWllMlpnli for rmww
Wartoni. Scrape. LUi.b;-tl.po. t .or do: D ?* MUfc
l?.tnr/*?tra<mtr llnnter. Phermar, Philadelphia,
K3w: MCtlon .? Um D.T..-...V
Xirh-ArrVred ..earner Wm Cme, Howe., Baltimore
V ?e"ow?l.n *ha Wert ulyf^''loaded Khooner* one?
tbKlaeJ1?"chr Llirte W Hannum. Cobb, VlruihlA
rtsa Trssr?r-'T?i?at'#aK
Lortie Amea. and other*. g-irnal L Crocker.
?sr?
2^us&tvsn csi&'wsa
* 'kVcHM^>10 April S?Arrived, uteamer laaao Bell.
-S^S245Klt?&."sa. - ^
%Ss&. asf-ja&russffi
^"i'e^ow?Sa'p Great Admiral, lhotnpeon. from Ufef
"ueared-Shtp Washington Libby. Haneon. *analtno.
U.'a- Bara Van mm' J.umU.
April S?c .eared. anit>? -evereign or toe seaa,
?-uearfd."thr nor.ee Moodle
Hand, Jac.;?>uvli?e to loai toi i-nlUdeipbia tnot m
,0" iled-Bark tore it not Wavei Queen (Br), M?Ca)mot
Baltlmor??
Lewis (Br), i re try, do; Khr S ? wnentun *
G^l?"omTybe, 4th, bark. r.P.na(^Aim.rta.nJ
BarM on." ?^ri?n t.B). Pa.ma uajorc.); ?w, ?l??
""^'ma^oI S'.rcVo^rr.TeJ. Khr. WmrUe I an
rlo. ?>pa*rt. Khilido - ?v* I4111'"*' a
^LW,%^mr?nMd. B Freeman, Whorl
T?UtlfiifcIls' 1. April8?Arrived, eetir Allen Green. M?
#r^?ow-iShr0rk.U. ii O.fford new . from Pblied.l
Pbvf>RYABD HAVKS, April
roldn->. .ui'imore for o?ton; Acnea Wyei wver,
or yulncv Marv A Drury. itoston tor ?????; ??* '
ror do tor Beitltaof* 1 '<a' 1 ?innec*?fn, ?lu tjr jiavan
nan - K f I "tin?..a ... Buverir tor t'Uiiad.,eu.a.
.^liT^eib^ tTricr^'L r p. ,M,r?forno?o.
achr Marr B fower. Atw.K^, Virginia for do
"ailed-schr Jo?h#a ?? Brat lon^Ja^e -kindlw. WW
! Anna JtyriCiti i* Haa?-. v-*
i li*la. & <) cur ii, J H tforion, and **tv ? now. . -,.n
M?-ln POT. brlK Ura Lo hrop: Klu. l?ln< ^
reVairl- gr< om Kearn.y. uavid Colilo. A*aa?. aaa
MwiLMl'suTOX. April 3?Arrived, itcamer On.f treanu
JVtt?-scnM Uwl. A Fdw.rd. Card?a. vU Man
tort J H lockweod. i?ardci>?tie, ioMW^olniet, ew>
RTliion, at Marya.ua. aj labens. lua.rnon. Portal
''Vih?Arrived, oark Loai?e O.hm (?er). Btawe. Llvef
PC,!th?Arrived, neamer Bebeo^ Clyd*.
Mnder.on, H? on via i:?w ?<: acttr Mtcriam
flearod?i<r.- i'*r romaaer t ier, fljh?n. bw raa?,
achr Ch irtcy liue^l. orcjtt, Boeton. . ?
WOnj'hnOhK, April J?r?a?ed ov.hrlg I.uale *
rill, Minot, iroiu Oieniue?os tor Bo?ton. Edw.rJe
Wakk > April S? vrriv.d. ?ciir .mmaJ Kaw.rje.
Chamberlain, raiiadeHief.
VIIHCKI.LA.NINltf*.
Absolute divorce oritAiNK:* f*.>m c >crtj
0! UMnVlK Statu*; left! erorrwher#: no pub loltvi
no laaa 10 *.iv?uc? a-iMuairrr: comm-tiooor for tvarf
MUlia. i KKDniJUX 1. K.I.NU,
CoWmUof-at-Uw. Wt Hriaawraj.
Vbsolctk OIVORCorti'.vrxiii>, f.ium DUTfta.
tut lt?? arerj-Wlitfra: U?a?rtiua. k0.. <u
citntcau-*; no publicity rttquireti; n> bhiu^c uiuu J*
?oro? <r?m?a i *n vte? ire*.
________ Attorney. 19l llro.vtwaf.
A~ ?U Kit ALU BKANtM nf/OJi, H.itj kLxM. J7T
? u?r or > Ji o i ivi.iu > *.?1 tjn'i a ?.???;
Upeft t i a ? ?. n. i , i 4,
Oil < in Ur it i n . t > i ' "
?V"KKV0i;8 UiiHlLII V, 40.?A Oli.tTAIv CCRt /Of
Nervou* Dtblllty nr.a Watkn?*t l?r?u?!it on by m
Ui*ar*(tou*. ?*<.???. ? or ivarwork. of H>? i . jin a*.'
vou? ayataui. WiKCii11 yi-.i ifl l'.i.L,
li<r <jt? r ?>i yef with pofiajt niif* It a prwini'V MiU
tot oft w y*?'a with poflait in t prwiopk Miii
oai *u.l bcrmaiuiDl ou ?. m.Mii tun A ?;!(?
Fnaes ?> par I.'*; ?>* tioxa* t. i.y ,n?il, tacitcM
?MM*. Willi Ik 1 airauiuul l f?, ?r? t milr uy ?
* ou., U J&tiu amah kaw Turk.

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