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The Steamer Frisia's Mysterious
Cask of Wine.
PANIC AT THE PUBLIC STORES.
Is There Another "Dynamite
Fiend" in Existence?
From Deputy Collector Otatcbford, down tbrougb
"the superintendents, examiner*, gaugers. aanipJari and
laborers at ibo United Stales public stores, Washing
ton and Lalght streets, this city, there was oonsider
able commotion yesterday atternoou. This commotion
Was unpleasantly linked with a real, downright, dlsa
igreeabio Irigbt that (or a while blocked the whoels of
business and mude one uud all uilke hold tueir breaths
'and shudder at "what might have been." Tho cause
?r this sudden turning topav tnrvy of a well regulated
Mepartment of the customs was the discovery In an
anpreteniious cask of unpalatable wine of a tin can
Ibat contained cartridges ol dynamite, enough lu num
ber and quantity to have blown the public stores and all
'within them, men and merchandise, to Davy Jones'
locker. This deadly explosivo agent was neatly packed
,away, with several hundred lect of luse, of two vario
'Ucs, and"about two and a hall gallous of glycerine,
making an Infernal machino of the most frightful
character. Luckily tho discovery was made without
accident, but the rolling and tho turning and the
'thumping and the jarring that the cask and can re
ceived before the presence of the terrible agent and lie
?illanous uccompanluicnta were known soem sufficient
? to have exploded the cartridges, anil that tbls result
^did not come to pass seems like u special Interference
on the part ot 1'rovldonco. How tho Internal machine,
or whatever It may bo appropriately called, was dts
'covercd is as follows ;?
a raarLRXBu uai'umi.
The cask ot wine?and a meauer looking cask never
? was seen?was discharged irom too hold ol the Ham
burg-American I'uckel Company's steamship Frisla,
at Hoboken, on the 'J3d of March last. "Wein" was
marked conspicuously ou one of tho heads, and under
it, in while patui, was this address:?
r* SrjAuu/niKai, X
' 5 Huntington, X
< liuutingtou county, ;
i > North America. Indiana, \
^^R^IleTottt ot I tie wuy uutil tbo guuger* could attend
to their doty of looking after ilie cask It remained on
the dock lor aoverat days. l'ho steamer's maudest
showed thai It was consigned to Messrs. A. C. L. A O.
Meyers, lorwarding ugents, ot Now York. How
much tho cusk was bounced about on the Hobokeu
pier none ol tho laborers lu tbo Bteamsbip company'a
employ now care to admit, but its Ins.gnillcaui ap
pearauce was the cauao of its betng frequently tossed
and tumbled around out ot the way of the larger
freight. Had they known what was lusideol Its sturdy
Slaves that dock would liavo beou cleared within tbo
twinkling of au eye and given a very wide berth until
Ibe danger was rcmovod. In duo wine the gaugcr,
armed with bis gauging rod, cauie along and stopped
boloro Freeh's cask. His companion, the olflcial
"bung starter" followed, und at once commenoed tho
thumping process to start tbo bung and leave tho
gaugor's way clear. Down Into tho depths of tuo
W1UC right, left and through tho middlo?went the
rod part or tho way, but tho examination tailed to bo
Mlialactory.
?Hfoeor sort of wine, this!" growlod the gauger.
??Why, what's tho matter?" asked the bung starter.
??Don't know, hut It's devilish queer wluc?some
Dutch stuff," agaih growlod the inau of tho rod, and
dowu tho second titno he endeavored to plunge
the Instrument. As heloro it struck something very
.?olid and, us wiuo "don't cotno that way," tho gauger
'thought, no gave up tho Jon. ' . h
"Let toe try." urgeu tho bung starler, and with tho
?handle of his woodou mallet ho piuugeu in every direc
tmuluaWe tniTeasx, and he, too, lulled to discover tho
''"I'hein'i smuggled goods In there," shoutod glee
fully the man ot tho muliot,
"Suro as atuoke," chimed In tho man of tho rod.
??Lot's roporl li," oxclairaed tho llrst.
??Agreed." criou the guuger, uud mo cask for a tlmo
was left aione. the above officials proceeaing with their
work while visions ol "percoutago" trout the salo of
the valuable goods wtthiu tinted through thoir minds.
at tub ruuuc storks.
In due time Mr. Joseph Farriugiou, chief ?"mH>er
of liquors at tho puolic stores, was apprised ol the
mysterious cask lakcu trout the Frisia's hold, aud be
at once ordered it across mo r.ver to the su.np.o room
m me budding. It arrived two or three days since,
iud yesterday morning, when Mr. Farruigtou llrst saw
It, he seemed railior disgusted that the cask was so
?mull It would buhl not more than eighteen gallons.
Furriiigtou forgot ah about mo size ol the cuak tu a low
mmuies, undsttod aghast at what It dtsclowd. The
?laves wero lully an luca thick, and several
iron and woodou hoops at lulervals Ol ouly
two or three inches made tl very siroug. All being
ready for the official examination ol the Cask s con
tents the work was commenced in the presence ol
several persons. A pail was procured and tbo wine
removed. There wus only a moderate quantity, uud
that was ol tho most miserable quality. Not Ot to
driuk " said everybody. "No, not even lit to smell,
addod' they. Aud so the liquor was plucod aside as of
?o value and betiealii nolico. ?
"Knock those wooden hoops off',' ordered Tarnng
**A doaen smart raps with s hummer and tho hoops
mho the bead out," said Karringlon, and suit
ing the sctiou to the words, tho cask could ho looked
Uito in a minute.
I.XI'KKNAL MACUlJtK OR WHAT T
Braced fore and all uud uihwa?ship?, in the centre
ol tho cask, was a can, hermetically sealed, about
11 H, inches long and 10 tucbes through. 1 hero was
nu mark to deiermiuo Us contents. Farruigtou culled
lor tools when he cut tbo thick wire braces and lilted
the can trout us piece. Tho Frisia's voyage ol thir
teen days irom Hamburg hud lailod to muvo L An
other tool waa calico lor and FBrrtngton went to work
more lively lhau over to hud out what was Inside or
she can. The top was soou cut upon, an<f
then? weiL there wero more wbito faces shout
tnst cask than thoro bus ocou about auy
* similar cask lu the public stores lor au age. By instinct,
?ecmtugly. every man was Instantly conscious mat thero
waa danger in tho uir. The two vanoiio? of fuse lay
neatly coiled In the ceutro ol the cau, and tilling it was
?ome dark Uutd?glycol me, it wus culiod. Two mys
terious. small liu boxes i?y on top, uud around the
?Ids* wero the uyiiamuo cartridges. How many could
not be ascertained, nor is it likeiy ibui tne number
Will ever bo known, us neither Mr. Furriugton nor his
attendants deaired to extend the luvcstigaliou.
Bo soon as the compauy gathered ttieir wus tbo can
was tenderly taken in bund and removed to tho yard
adjoining Hubert street, where, in mo centre ol the
lot it was placed. Hero tUo Iikralu reporter had a
stood chance ol looking ul tho liuortiul machine duriug
the atteruoon. Tho cartl idgos woru "Jy* luchos long
bv V inch through, and around each was a coarse
straw colored wrapper, with mo lollowing business
mark:?
^ C0L, 5
J In coin. X
T14K fiK\T MOVK
Out Of tho building salclv, tbe next tuovo was to get
It out of the way altogether. To this end Deputy
Collector Hhucblord, who hud been apprised ol the
whole affair word to tbe headquarter* ol tbo fire
Deoanmen t, aBd l.ter lu the day William Terhuue,
Inspector ol Combustibles, witu au assistant, re
sounded. Ne'tnerol these officials liked the looks of
the can and lu contents, but what to do with ivpur
?Jdexod them decidedly. Tho llkUAi-U reporter lelt
ahem standing beside the machine, ovidenliy uudetor.
IBmod how to act, but tbo feeling seemed to bo that
lbs best Disco lor tne euttro eoutnvuuce wus at the
bottom ol the North Kiver. And there it likely is, or
was disced, out ol harm s way
DBfC'TV COU.SCTOR BLATCHTORDS TUBORT.
Deputy Collector Ulatclilord * theory is that tbo
shipper of tho cask wisned to send the dynamite to his
Irleod Freeh in HutUiugton, Did., tor business purposes,
aod adopted It... plan The Utter desired to blast with
it. oerhsps sud not lor auy dosigu ugsinsl Ul" or prop
Jilt Dy nam lie, since the attempt ol 1 hounts to sink
Mose* w not allowed to bo carried ui any stiupe
bv steamships across tho ocean, and Freeh
JLt htm loreign Iriend know.ng this ulWmpud
aoortuliou surreptitiously. Tne care
jiff bracing ul tho can . leads W thm ?W>j
at as loo, or so
urn" ir'aoar>orta"lion surreptitiously. Tue care
the can leads to this con
masion or so Ibiuns Mr. Ulatchlord. Yet, li tho cask
tboald'havo latieu wuen being lowered mto thehold
J? the etcsmshtp at Hamburg or being lilted oul al th.
Ho^kto Took. ll would have blown the vessel into
?ft^es Such a terrible result must have occurrdfl ?l
'^?T?"me bad the braces ol the can been started sod a
coucussloo of sufficient force befell the ???*; A|*
ii aads well" however, snd tbe dynamite
Tra now wh-re vfr Freeh will never see
fblm^Tbe Fr.sia arrived at Ibis port on the JOtb ol
I with a lull cargo aud g7U pussengcrs.
A DENIAL.
Jmmwm Baraabo, who la charged by Tsleutlbl, tho
?i?r,rmwf now In the Tombs on the charge ol hav
|M w-wd outragaouslv toward children who went to
bla lodging houae, with having been bis partner and of
??leylog tho questionable luxury of seven wives,
.1-s h. ever was a partner ol his and laugh, to
-rr?SS. ??' ...c p.ar,l..r o. .in.. "I
WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES.
Washington, April 10, 1STT.
THE ORGANIZATION OK THE NEXT HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES?CLERK A DA US ON THE
CONTESTED SEATS.
The Clerk of the Homo or Representatives to-day, lu
tbe course ol conversation, said that up to this time
be bad furnished to tbe Treasury Department the
names of sucb members of Congress elect only as be
was satisfied ought to go upon the rolL Tbe inloriua
tion hod been asked by tbe department lu order that it
might know to whom Instalments ol salary might be
paid. The Clerk also lurnished the proof on which he
thus anted. There aro some certibcatea of election
about which ho aupposes there may be a dlfler
cnce of opinion, and tboao be la now care
fully considering with a view to a correct
conclusion, ana that be may act In tbe premise* in
conformity with what he understands to bo tno re
quirement of law.
The Clerk to-day received a brief despatch
lrom Mr. l'atterson, of Colorado, who denies tho
right of Mr. Bellord to a scat In tbe next
Congress on tho ground that he could not bo
eleeted at the same election lo fill tbe fragment
of a term in the Forty-fourib and a full term in the
Forty-Qflh Congress. Tbe convention providing that
one representative from tbe Klaie at large should bo
elected at tho first election under ihe constitution and
thereafter at aucb times and places as may be pre
scribed by law, Mr. Patterson contends that
as sucb provision has not beon made by
the Slate his own election is valid under
tbe general law of Congress, which establishes
tho Tuesday next alter the tlrst Monday In November
as tbe day in eaon ol ihe Status and Territories lor tho
election of Ucprescntatives and Dolegutea to tho
Forty-dub Congress. The Clork says he is now care
lolly considering tho law and all the (acts of tbe caao
ol conlcat between Messrs. Patterson and Bellord, and
therefore cannot at yot ovon pretend to koow exactly
what be will do with regard to Colorado. Ilia duty,
bowovcr, requires that bofore each meeting of Cou
gross ho shall place ou tho roll tho names of such por
sous only whose credentials snow ibut they were regu
larly eleeted in accordance with the law of the Stale
or tbe general law of tho United Statos.
The Clerk has before hnn two sets of certificates
from Louisiana; one of them from Governor Kellogg,
giviug tbe republicans lour and the democrats two
members, and the other lrom Governor Nicbolls, giv
ing tho democrats lour and tho republicans two mem
bers of tbe House.
THE MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE IN NEW YORK?
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL BRADY'S
DECISION RECONSIDERED.
Second Assistant Postmaster General Brady to-day
reconsidered his doclslon of yesterday In relation to
rcadvertlsing lor proposals for mall messenger service
In New York city, upon the showlug ol tho bondsman
that, notwithstanding the discrepancy In the date
of bis signing tho bond, he was preionl when
tho bond was hied and when tho bid was
opened, thereby assentiug to it. Under this
statement of the case it was again referred to Judgo
Speucc. Assistant Attorney Goncral for the Post Otllco
Department, who heard couusol lor J. K. Otis, who
claims the contract as the lowest biddor, and lor
Dodd it Co., the present contractors. Judge Spence
deiivored bis opinion to General Brady Iste this even
ing, but tbe final decision of tho department will not
be unnounced until to-morrow. It has also been de
cided to readveruso the station service In Philadelphia,
the wagons described In tho advertisement being
tound, on investigation, not sullablo lor the service
APPOINTMENTS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT?
THE LAW OP APPORTIONMENT TO RE RIGIDLY
ENFORCED.
The following is tbe law relatlvo lo appointments In
the Treasury Department:?
That on and after January 1, 1876, tho appointments
of this duparimoul shall bo so arranged as to bo equally
distributed between tho several States of tbe United
States, the Territories and tho Dlslriet ol Columbia,
according to population.
Act approved March 3, 1875.
The above law Secroury Sherman will rigidly en
force, and under It tnore can at present bo no appoint
ments lrom New England, Mew Yotk, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia, Arizona and
the District of Columbia. The Secretary will also In
sist that oaly ono mowber of a family shall be cm
ployed in tho Treasury Department.
REVENUE 1'BAUDS IN NORTH CAROLINA?MALI
CIOUS PROSECUTION OF THE AGENTS.
Very exiooiivo rcvenuo frauds in the manufacture
of tobaoco In North Carolina have recently been dis
covered, and tbe department purposes taking vigor
ous moasures to bring tbe parties concerned In them
to speedy punishment. Some thirty manufacturers in
tho couuty of Surrey are charged with participation la
these fraudulent transactions, and have been Indicted
before a grand jury of tho United States Circuit Court
for the Western District ol North Carolina
within tho past lew days, through tho efforts of Ilev
cnue Agents Brooks and Wagucr. Major Wagner has
cbargo of tbe district In which these fruuds wero per
petrated. As a moans of doterrlug tbe revenue agents
from the performance ol thoir duties, a number ol
suits have been brought against thorn lor alleged tech
nical violations oi law, but tho department lias slguilied
lis Intention to fully sustain the ugents m Iholr zealous
prosecution of those and all other violations ol tho In
ternal rovonue laws, and has assured them that tho
power of tbe governnicut will bo invokod to protect
thetn against all such malicious suits. Tho frauds dis
covered in North Carolina aro estimated by tho revenue
agents tocxoced one-third of the total amount of in
ternal revenue laxos collected in that Elate.
THE TRIAL OP OTTMAN, THE ALLEGED TREAS
URY BODBER.
The case ol W. H. Ottmann, Indicted lor receiving
$47,000 stolen lrom the United Elates Treasury, was
given to tno Jury at lour o'clock this afternoon, but
no verdict has yet been rendered, tho jury bslng ana
bit to agree.
THE ELECTOKAL COMMISSION.
MINUTES OF TIIK CONSULTATIONS PUBLISHED
IN THE CONOBE8SIONAL EECOBD?ATTITUDE
ASSUMED BX JUDGE BUADLEY.
Wasuixotox, April 10, 1ST?.
The Congrrsnonal lUrord Issued to-day makes A
volume of 10H pages, covering tlie remarks of mem
bers ol tbe Electoral Commission IB trio cousultatious
thereof, as reduced to writing by thi-msolves, in accord
unco vrltb tbe resolution of tbe Commission.
Jl'MTICS UUADLJCY'S 1'USITIU*.
Associate Justice Uradlcy, wliu was so often
specially referred to by tbe press, took tbo ground
that Congress cannot lustltuto a scrutiny Into tbo up.
pointmcnt of electors ot a State; It would bo Inking It
out ol tbo bands ol tbe State, to winch it properly be
longs, Tins novor could buvo been coutcuiplated by iho
Males when ibey agreed to the constitution. It would
be going one sup further beck than that instrument
allows.
It is the business and Jurisdiction ol tbo State to
prevent lruuds Irotn being perpetrated in the appoint
ment of its electors and not the business or Jurisdic
tion of Congress. Tbe Mute is a sovereign power
within its Jurisdiction, and Congress can no inure con
trol or review tbe exercise ol tb.it Jurisdiction tban it
csu tbst ol a foreign government.
LSOIsLATIVk I'OMMITTKKS.
Tbe Investigations made by legislative committees In
tbe loose manner in winch they are usuuliy made are
not only not adapted to tbe proper asceriaiuineut of
the trulb lor such a purpose, but are loudly uunu
thortzed by tbe constitution. As methods of luxury
lor ordinary legislative purposes, or for tbe purpose
of laying the foundation of roi-olutlons lor briuging
i In nn Impeachment of tlie President lor unconstiiiitiunal
! interference, ol course llity arc competent, but not tor
i the purpose ot receiving or rejecting the vote of a
I Elate for tne Presidential office. They aro not made
| such by any constitutional provision or by any law.
I.egl-dullnu may be based on tne privutn knowledge ol
members, and a resolution to bring in uii impeachment
inuy rest on ex purie aftldavits or ou general
information, and, tburelore, the evidence taken
by a committee cannot bo neerned incompetent lor
sucli a purpose, but Is often oi great service in giving
Informal ion to (lie bouses as legislative bcdi'-s, and
to the House of Ki pro-eniallves as the graud impiest
of tbo nation. Hut tbe decision to receive or reject
tlie vote of a .Stale in a tlnal decision on tlie riglu ol
the State In that behalf, and one of a most solemn
and delicate uaiure, uinl euliool properly bo based on
tbe depositions of witnesses gathered in the drag not
ol s Congressional committee.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
MOVEMENTS OF NATIONAL VESSELS?ORDERS.
Wasuixotox, April 10, 1877.
Tbe Navy Department has received Information to
tbe effect that tbe United Stales steamer liaron ar
rived At St. Thomas on tbe 2Hlh of March. She ex
perienoed head winds and a heavy sea dnrlag the
greater part or to# pasaage from Port Royal. After
coal inir she wu to proceed to Port au Spain. Trinidad.
The Ossipee was at Havana on the Slat at March.
The Plymouth waa at liaion Rouge yesterday, on her
way up the Mississippi Hirer. Her docks were thronged
with visitor*, who were coming irom all part* of
the interior.
OKOBKH.
Assistant Surgeons George K. H. Harman and Fraok
B. otrphensou are ordered to examination preliminary
to promotion, Uoaiswum Joaepb McDonald ib ordered
to the Saratoga at Washington. D. C. Surgeon Will
lam K. Van Koypon la dotached from the Navul Hos
pital at New York and granted lour uioniba' leave of
absence Irom May 21, with permission to visit Europe.
TEE JEWETT TIIAGEDY.
Beyond tbe talcing of the deposition of Mr. Joaepb
A. Dean by Coroner F.lltnger there wae nothing ot
note developed In regard to the Jewell tragedy
yeatorday. When tho jurors couveoe to-day tbo
deposition will bs road to them. It would bo
Inipropor, Mr. Elllnger said, for bitn to give the state
ment or Mr. Dean to the public until It should have
been laid bolore the Jury, and thorolore he
declined to say auythiug about It when
questioned last evening. It was learned, how
over, thut tho story of Mr. Deun throws no
uddiiloual light upon the mystery surrounding the
death ot tho Jowells. A number of gectlemen con
nected with tliu puiut and oil irudo met yesterday pur
suant to a cull In order to pass resolutions relative to
the death ol Mr. George W. Jewell; but, tu view ot the
mystery surrounding his taking off', it waa decided tu
deter the resolutions until the manor sbail be cleared
up.
A PiiIZE FIGHT INTEBEUPTED.
TWO BOUNDS FOUGHT, FOLLOWED B* A GEN
ERAL dTAMl'KDE.
There waa to have been a prtio Ugbt last night be
tween Tom Dwyer and Cappy Lynch, a couple of up
town pugilists, at the new dumping grouuds at tbo foot
of West Fifty-ninth street. Captain Ward heard of the
announcement, and, with twenty inau dressed in citi
zens' clothes, arrived at the sceno ot the encounter
and mingled with a crowd of about a hundred people,
who were alroady in watting. The principals appeared
In lull arena coslumo, and began pummelling
each other In strict accordance with rules of
the fistic art. Two rounds were loughl whon
some or tho onlookers recognized the Captain. Imme
diately the alurm was given (and the crowd began to
scatter. At this moment Olllcer Jefferson leaped
into the ring and grasped both combatants,
but was a moment later knocked senseless
by s burly ruflUu behind bun. A sceno of contusion
ensued, in which shots wore fired, but seemingly
without effect. Lynch made good his escape, but Ins
opponout was arrested, as were the tollowiug per
sons:? Jumes Cassldy, Ed Graham, James McNeil,
Michael Rogers, Dan Riley, John Fabba, Joe Esgan,
Thomas MoSorlev, Thomas Roddy, Hugh Heady nod
John Clarke.
0J31TUARY.
SB. H. OEBHAUD HUTCHISON.
N. Gorhard Hutchison, M. D., died yesterday at No.
470 Cliutou avonuo, Brooklyn, of diphtheria. Tbo de
ceased, who was a son of ex-Health Commissioner
Joseph C. Hutchison, contracted the fatal disease
while in attendance on a patient about a week ago. He
was born in Missouri about twenty-lour years ago, and
graduated in the Long Island College Hospital and the
New York Colloyo ol Physicians uud Surgeons. He
bogun practico about two yours ago, and bis marked
ability and kindly disposition early opeued to him a
path which was highly promising oI success iu the
pursuit of his prolession. Dr. Hutchison was Assist
ant Surgeon ol tho Twenty-third regiment, N.G.3. N. Y.,
aud wus attached to tbo medical aiutT ol til. Peter's
Hospital.
HON. WILLIAM JAMES COVENTRY.
Died, at Earl's Croomo Court, hear Worcester, Eng
land, In March, the Hon. William James Coventry,
fourth and youngest sou of George William, seveuih
Earl of Coventry. lie was born 1st of January, 1707,
and wus, thorcloro, In his 81st year. Ho murried,
ou tho 2tlth ol July, 1821, Mary, second daughter of
the lute James Luing, ol Jamaica. Matters affecting
the welfare of local ugriculturo engaged his sympathy
and zouious co-operation. He wus Vice l'resideut of
the Worcestershire Agricultural .Society In 1844. He
conspicuously attended Its meetings. This was espe
cially the case thirty or lorty years ugo. He guve
staunch support to lox hunting. As late us 1801 ho
became major of the Worcestershire regiment ol yoo
inuury. Ho died deeply lamented by the community.
Mr. Coventry wus the oldest blood relattvo ol Mr.
Coventry.Waddell ol Now York.
ANDREW UALLIDAY DUFF.
Tbo cablo annouueos the death of Andrew Halllday.
Duff in London yesterday. Ho was the son of the late
Rev. William Duff and was bora In Scotland In 183a
He was educated In Aberdeen. On completing bis
studies lio repaired to liondon and soon found
occupailou as a journalist, muking his Urst attempt oa
the Alumin'j Chronicle. He thou became a contributor
to the Cornhill Mauatiue aud became a Irlend of
W. M. Thackeray. In 1&01 he was Invited to join
Charles Dickens' staff ou AU the year Hound, and
was fur inuny years ono of tho principal con
tributors to that periodical. Three volumes of his
essuys, contributed to Mr. Dickens' serial, have bceu
republished?vis., "Every Day l'upcrs'' (1804), "Sun
nyslde l'upcrs" und "Town and Country" (1800). Mr.
Halliduy-Dul! at last drilled into dramatic lltoraturc,
and, besides many larces and burlesques, produced
pluys aud dramatic adaptations Iroiu the uovols of
Dickens, ticoli, Hugo and Ainsworth.
11HODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS.
REORGANIZATION OF THE STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.]
Proviukscb, R. I., April 10. 1877.
Tbo Republican titato Central Committee met for
organization this morning. Postmaster C. It. Drayton,
of this city, was ro-clocied cbulrmau. The criticisms
made upon his participation In politics, and the
charge of disaffected republicans that Ills proinineoco
In the recent gubernatorial campaign nearly delcated
the party, it Is alleged induced him to decline tho posi
tion. A resolution, however, was adopted, thanking
him for the urduous und ctUcient services rendered us
chairman of said committee durlug the past year.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
THE LOCAL CONTEST IN TBKNTON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Tkbntos, N. J., April 10, 1877.
The city elections here yesterday resulted In tho
election of Danlol B. Bodiuo, doin., Mayor; William
Lulor, dom., School Superintendent; Waller P. Bart
lott, rept, Receiver of Taxes, and live democratic and
lliroo republican members of CouncIL Tho Couuctl
now stands twelve republicans to nine domocruta. Tbo
contest throughout was more ol a local than a political
character, and, on the whole, (ho republicans won the
most suustaniiul part ol tho light. 1'roiussor Ellis, the
deiealod republican candidate for Mayor, made a very
creditable run, and, but lor tbe opposition ol tho oper
ative potters, most ol wbom belong to his party, ho
would have bceu elected.
AN EVEN THING IN rATJtHSON.
Patkrson, N. J., April 10, 187T.
At the election tu this city yesterday Benjamin
Ruckley, rep., was elected Mayor by 670 majority The
democrats elected two Assessors. The Hoard of Alder
men remains a lie, as lor two years past
MUIiDEEEll AIUtESTED.
[II* TELEGRAPH TO TUK HERALD. 1
St. Loua, April lu, 1877.
F.ll Robinson, who recently murdered his brother.
Colonol J <-ir Robinson, at Union Star, Dekalb
county, Mo., was captured yrstcrdsy at Har
risonvilie, Clinton couuty, by T. R. Livingston,
constable at PlMlaburg. lie will be delivered to tho
authorities ol Dekalb county. C'oristablo Livingston,
his captor, la soveuiy-lour years old.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
paths or mtrAkrvHE khub h* yomk. von tub montbs
or AfKli. AND IIAY.
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May 1ft.
60 Hroadway
II Hinhiirir.. 01 Broadway
l.lvaruool.. 37 Hroadway
Liverpool. Ift Broadway
lllaagrow. 17 Howline Hreen
Bremen.... - Howling i.roau
Ulatimw . 72 Hroada ay
l.iruroool.. 2o Kruauauy
Havre ftft Hroadway
Liverpool.. 4 Howiiuy ilreen
London... ill droadway
llaiuiiurir. 01 Hroauwav
HIhkkow... 72 Hrvadway
l.lverilool,, h Hroadway
l.lrarpool,, Ift Hrnadwiiy
itlaairow . 7 Howliriir Grasn
Kronen..,. 2 Howliuir Green
Liverpool.. do Broadway
Llvernooi,. 29 Broadway
ilnvrn fto Hroadwuv
Liverpool.. 4 Bowlliur i.roaa
llambarv.. HI Hroadway
l.oliuon.,.. 7 Howlliii; i ,roen
Liverpool.. 37 Bloadway
Liverpool. Ift HrunilwaV
llremon.... 2 Howllne llreon
Glaseuw... 7 Howllne Hreen
Liverpool.. 20 Hroadwuv
Liverpool., 4 Hnwlliiy liresn
Hamburg.. HI llroalway
l.latyow ...'72 ilroadwa)|
Liverpool.. 137 i.roadway
;la?x"W.. .|7 Bowliua i ireen
Bremen... 12 Bowlingdnea
Liverpool.. |HIi Broadway
Glasgow.., (72 Hroadway
Ll verpool ..129 B road way
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SHIPPING NEWS
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
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?MrUk. ? MlilrkU. i Gentle.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY
SOX A SO MOOX I IflOH W.lTKk.
Sun rises ?.... b '!'? I Gov, Island eve 7 06
Sunsets............ 6 35 J Sandy Hook use t) -0
Uuou rides....morn 4 11 j Holl (Jate.......ove 8 bit
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
JUtrOHTHP ?V THK IJKKAI.Il HTKAM YACHTS AMD UXKALD
WlllTEaTO.Vk TkLkOltAPH LINK.
Steamer Algerlt (Hri. Watson. Llv.wpoul March 81 mid
Queen,town April 1, with indsu una 130 passeugers tu C ti
I mucklyii.
Steamer Greece (Or), Andrews. London March 'lit. with
milx and HI passengers tu P ?V J Hurst. April 5, In lat
45 4(1, Ion 40 10, puikril an Ininaii steamor bound K;
tame date, lat 45 18, lull 4J 511, passed a liritiah liars <liow
lug vlynal letter, I' K S It. bound 'V. 8th. lat 41 3D, lou
U4, passed u ateauier showing a white light on the bridge
bound W.
Steamer Arragnn (Br), Kvtnons. Bristol March 08. with
md,e and 35 passengers to \V L) .Morgan. Hud stroug .\ W
Itule.. Ac.
Steamer Ethiopia (]ir>. Crulg. Glusirow March 31 via
Movillo April 1, wiin indue and pusseugors to llender,ou
Bros
steamer St Laurent tPri. I.iiuhesuex, Havre March III via
Plymouth April 1, with ind,e and passong'rt to Gouts do
Ueblsn
Sioouter Aiuurlquc (Fr), Pomoli. Havre Deo 23 vis Soa
brlchl. NJ (where the has been ashore since J an to
Loul, de Kubian (,eo () ??rural New, column,),
nteaiuor Sldoniaii (Br). Edwards. Naples March 15, Mes
sina lt)th. Palermo 33d. Gibraltar 38th. with fruit and 13
passengers to lleiidnis in llrn,. Hud uiojerute weaihor.
April 1), III AM, lat 41 US, lull )I5 50, paused steaiuer Ulym
pi a (Mr), from the Mediterranean lor New York.
Murk Vlctoi (Nor), Weave, Undon lid days. In balls,t. to
Ilenhuin A Boyesea. It uncnored at nnndy Hook lor or
dor,.
bchr Wm Clark. Clark. Vlrirlnla.
l'ANSKD THltOUUU HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTIL
Rteamer Neptuue, Berrv, Boston lor Now York.
Steamer City ol Filchburg, Springer, Now Bedford for
New Vera.
SteauivrOalatoa. 'A'alden. Providence tor New York.
Steamer Amos C Barstow. Kenny, Providence tor New
York.
Sclir Astra (Mr), Hunt, SI John, N'lt, for Netv York.
Schr Jed f Duron. Cook, West Ialns, Ml, for New York.
Schr Malauta (Mr), I loss, Cornwall!, NS. lor New York.
8ehr Guiding Star (Mr), Sauford. Coruwallis, NS, lor Now
York.
Sclir J A llaUield (Br), llatUeld, Windsor, NS, lor Now
York.
Selir Zells, Motors, Bucksport, Me. tor New York,
Schr Keystone, Mrookt, Calais for New York.
Scbr A lleatou, l'hinuey, Uoslou for Now York,
Sclir Win P Itltehle, Mearse, Boston for New York.
Sclir John Lotler, Titdall, Tamitou for New York.
Sclir Sallie W Ponder, ilickey, Taunton lor New York.
Schr Edward Everott. Hastings, Hpckpnrt fur New York.
Schr Prudeiice, llaltey, Pawiucket lor New York.
Selir Helen, Perry. New Bedford for Now York.
Sclir Abby t Beulley, Mouaflby, Providence lor Philadel
phia.
schr J O Fell. Shropshire, Provldeneo for New York.
Sclir II B Dlverty, Nlekorsun. Providence ler Now York.
Sclir Gcoanus, Young, Providence for New York.
Sclir Jennie 0 Kuss. Norton, Providence for Now York.
Sclir Convoy, Pre neb. Providence lor New York.
Schr Mary suit, Nan. Steuiugtou, fur New York.
SclirC M Wood. Gaudy, Now Haven for Philadelphia.
Schr Charles E Smith, Hansou N'ow Havou for Philadel
phia.
Schr Lilllo O Wells. Wells. East Greenwich for New York.
Schr Copy. West, Port Jetlerson for New York.
Schr Jennie Koaaiine, Toukor, Port J efl'orson, for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glnneus. Hearse. New York for Button.
Steamer Albutrosa. Davis, New York for Pall ltlver.
Steamer Bolivar, Goer, New Yum lor New Goudon and
Norwich.
Hark N M Haven (of Portland). Ulrich, New York lor
Portland.
Schr Ned Suiutcr, Fountain, New York lor Salem.
Schr Liicien, llorton. New York lor Providence.
Bark 11 P Watson. Hawkins. New York tor Shanghai.
Selir Samuel P Godwin. VYllllains. Now fork lor Stam
ford.
Schr John Stoekhsm. llart, Uoboken for Providence.
Schr S M fyler. Hart, Hobokcn tor Prov.dcucj.
Sclir Kate Scranton, llobokcu for Providence.
Sclir Golden Kudo, Kelly, Port Johnson lor Providence.
Sclir 'I' P Abel, Hull. Port Johnson for Newport.
Schr Thouiua 1* Cooper, ilogun, 1'ort Johusou for New
port.
Schr M Bird, Scliguiun, Elisubethport for Blue Ililla, Me.
CLEA11ED.
Steamer Idaho (Br), Uudd, Liverpool via Qucemlown?
Willi ami k Galon
bieauier Humboldt (Br), Clarke, Liverpool?Burlt k Jov
ona.
Steamer AuguM Andro (Bolt;). Knudaen, Aitwerp? Kunch,
Edyo k Co
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk?Old Dumlnlon Steam
?hip Co.
Steamer Vioelund, Bnwon, Baltimore?Wm Dalzoll.
Steamer Aon Rlica. ItictiariU. J'lilladolphiu?J a* Hand.
Steamer Agneii. Smith. I'lilladelphla?Hubert A Morgan.
Steamer Ulaucui. Bourae, Boston?ti K Uiiuock.
Ship Loiil Canning (Br), Uvutly, Spool, E?Barclay A
Llvlnv.ton.
Ship Tamerlane (Cor), Slcdonhortr, Bremen?C Toblaa A
Co.
Bark Ketlach (Ger), Schmidt, Vokohama?Punch, Edye A
Co.
Burk Choi K F.lwell (Br), Crosby, Liverpool via Calais,
Me-Jas W Klwell k Co.
Bark Cliallonge .Br), Sharp, l'enarth Itoada for order*?
Geo H Bullev.
Barklsuiaele (ltal), Allegro, Bolfust, I?Henhara k Boye
?en.
Bark Eleua Cordano (ltal), SchluDluo, Newry, I?John C
Beaver.
Bark RriUlunt (Nor), Chriatenaen, Limerick?Kunch,
Edye A Co
Burk Strolaund (Ger), Oehlborg, Hamburg?Dill A It ad -
manu.
Bark Nlctanx (Br), Masters, St George (Bormutla)?Mid
dluton A Co (reclearea irom April 7>.
Bark Clara E McOilvory, Wnlnntt, Bucksvllle, SU? Car
ver A Barnes.
Brig Acmel (Ban), l'oulsen, Aulborg, Ben?Fuuch. Ed.ro
A Co.
Brig Sellna Staulord, (ltal). Mareaca, l'oatuoll (Italy) ?
John C Seacer.
ltrlg Nellie Ware, Aslibiiry, Mlnatltlon. Mex?J O Ward
A Co.
Brig Somerset (Br), Haley, St Goorge (Bermuda)?Mid
dletou A Co.
Brig British Queen (Br), Eaton, Cornwallii, N8?C W
Bertanx.
schr Vesta (Br), 1'almer. Fotutnl'ltru?II A Vatahle A
Hon.
rolir Atnlda A Laura, Jorganten, l'uerto Plata?B J Won
berg A Co.
SchrChas Morford, Parsons, St Jugo do Cuba? Van Brunt
A Bro.
Sehr Freedom (Br), O'Leary, Man/.anillu?Hut ton, Wat
son A Co.
Sehr Will amine. Scott. Brunswick, Ga? Warren Bay.
Sclir Ophlr, Goth, Boston. Mass?Chaa Twing.
Schr Nelsuu llarvcy. Little, New Bedford?Ferguson A
Wood.
Cleared Oth, schr Joan U Converse, Coflln, Polnt-a-Fltre
?U A Vatahle A Son.
SAILED.
Steamer* Idaho (Br), tor Liverpool; Wyanoke, Richmond,
Ac; Agues, Philadelphia.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Rteamkr Empiric Htatk urriv.'il at Knl! River from Bristol
Saturday, where the will b ? Utted nulliciuut to allow her to
proceed 10 Philadelphia, where she is to have new boiler*
and other ropatrn, preparatory to going ou the routo be.
tween New York and Long IDauch, which route she U to
run this coming suuaun.
Steamku Rualami (tier), uahore at Long Brunch, has
parted iorward uud is gradually breaking up; ull work sus
pended.
Sliir Pktkh Maxwell (Br), from Baltimore for Europo
with petroleum, while tying ofT Port Mcitenry, ready to ?uil
sprung a leak, and the surveyors have ordered her to rc
duje her drait to 22l? feet, In order. If possible. to find the
leak. Her orlgiu il uruit was stated at about 24 feet. The
agents of the vessel are coulidcnt that she will be placed in
a seaworthy couditiou in a tew days and .start on her voy
age.
Ship W II Makcy. from New York, which arrlvod at San
Francisco April 1). had been spoken oil' Faiklauk Island Feb
H, leaking lu incites per hour.
Sen?t Hov Mvuto.x. from Fnlludclphi* for Charleston, be
fore reported abandoned March 20. was boarded March 21,
Hatte:r?? light 15 miles distant, and found to have 5 feet of
water tivhei bold and rallroa 1 Iron on deck. A log booa
and her papers wore secured by schr M M Merrlman.
SciiR Win.xer, Lciglitou, from St Domingo with logwood
for Chester, l'a, put into lnagua (not St Timmas) March 25,
leaky.
Sciir Ramblkr tflshcrinaii), on her way to Gloucester to
bait, anchored off Cross Kip. and was run Into bv an un
known schooner night of t5tn. Was struck forward of the
foreriggiug and wan badly stove. Returned to Gloucester
ill a crippled condition. [The vessel In collision with the
Rambler was the schr Gu.?rgo U Loud, Murphy, of St
George. Me. from Marvlar.d for Konnebiiuk. arrived at New
Bedford 9th. She reports that the liiunbler was at anctior
and had no light. The Loud had bowspirit, Jihooom and
cutwater carried away.
HriiH Mart Stowk tof Say brook), from Ifnboken for
I'mwtucket, was run into Saturday uignc while lying at an
cbor near l'uiuham Light. in Providence River, by schr
Helen Mar (of South port), from I'rov.deuce for New York,
The Mary Stowo had her starboard how crushed In and lore[
mast sprung. i he Helen Mar had bowsprit and all head,
gear curried away, and returned to Providence for repair*.
Spun LiRXIK having midship house badly stove and not
boiua able to ride out the gale, slipped both anchors and
was towed to Delaware City by steaming Lennox.
hen it Canauv. from Mobjuclc Bay, with lumber, for Bos
ton, parted her chains itt Howe*, Del, 9th tnst, and went
ashore oil the bar and lilted with water.
Hciin goddess was in Newcastle. Dol. Harhor April 10,
with loss of anchors and chains and maingalf hroKcn.
Set! it Sinaloa, from Much Us, heforo reported towed into
Newport April 1) with loss of bowsprit, *xc, from collision,
will dischargo at Newport and repair.
SCHR Traiim Wihd, Irom Alexandria. Va, coal laden, for
Hohoken. parted her chains at Lewes, Del, April 9. wont on
the bar opposite Lewes and filled with water.
Sen K J oil.X A GutrriM, Kietor, 80*1 laden, from Baltimore
for Jersey City. parted chains, and wont ashore 9th Inst ou
the beach near Lewes, Del.
Soillt Ciiarlky Woolsky, Brown, from New York for St
Marc, was spoken March 31, I at 32 20, Ion 73 30, leaking
badly.
jHcHK LaPT RliRK, from Now York, la ashore on the rocks
near Hope Island. Nairagansott May. fA despatch dated
(Oth says the Lady Eiieu has been pu.led off, probably
withont damage J
IliUfAX, NS, April 10?Nuvlgatl I* open to Sydney.
Meutnor Northern Light, at Flcton to day, reports the
Gulf clear of lee.
IIvanms, Mass. April 9?The hark ?e?n ushoro on the HE
part ot llurscslloc Mioai Sunday has since proceeded*
Lkwvs, Del, April 10?Ship L Grand Gustav (Belg), from
Antwerp, remains ashore on the bar Insiie the Delaware
Bi oak water, in good condition.
Mara Rifena (Ital>, from llull, remain* aground or the
bar inalde tha Delaware R re ?k water. la C*a4 condition.
The teals U moderating slightly.
Mrsric, April 0? Brig Florence, at this port, reports pass
ill!.' Htli Inst. Hlo. lt island bearing XN W 22 mlias, a lar^s
(supposed automatic; buoy.
Pokti.aku. April H?Capt Uarduer. wlio wrecked Hit East
ern Clipper on the X-iva -ootia coast in a fair day last Oc
tober. sold her at auction, pocketed the money and then dis
appeared. has been heard from once more. He tell the
Provinces for Gloucester, Mats, ani shipped on a tislie nan
bound to Georges Hauks. I he vessel was wrecked sua Air
liaiduer lo.t ills life.
NOTICE TO MARINE US.
Bai.Tlk<>kt. April In?A d?v uisrk lias been established on
Leading Point, In the Patai.sco ."iter It consists of a mast
surmounted by a black iron ball :| teat in dlamater. mid is
the range doming up ilrewortoii Channel that must l.e kept
with tlie lighthouse no Hawkins' Point, one mile di?taui.
the cuuipuss Inuring ol the points uaiuod be lug WSW ami
nsE.
WHALEMEN.
Cleared at New Bedford April B, bark Com Morrif, Wine*
low. Atlantic Ocean.
A lutter irom Capt Uobtnson, of bark President 2d. of X K,
ren ins her oil Ascension Kelt 2b. with HDO libit ep oil all
told : all well. Would be at Barbados In May or June.
A letter from Cant .Miiitliers, of bark Pacific, of Ml, re
port.- her at saa Jan T. 3 weeks out. with 4.1 bids tp ail.
A letter from Capt How-laud, of bark Platlna. reports her
at Mube Feb 21, with 650 ep?all well. Would suil that day
to cruise.
SPOKEN.
Suits C'udnunteii. Dlnsraore. Irom Xew York Dec 13 for
San Fraucikcu, i-'eb S, uif Palk and Islands.
sblp Win Mc.illvov, Nickels, from Liverpool for Portland,
March 23. list SO. lor. U 43.
i-hip John C Putter, McClnre, from Moutevldeo tor Iudia,
Jan ;?J. lot 40 s, lou 40 30 W.
.Ship Hudson -itr), from Sau Francisco for Cork, Hoc d.
hit 1 X. lou lis W. 1
| Kurk Utmquereuu (Br), from Havre for Bull River, March
j 21. iat ?. lull S
I Hark Sir Hubert Sale (Br), Wake, from Xew York for
I Anjer, Feb 15. iut 15 S, ion 311 W.
I Bark Rosalia (lialj, from Palermo for Xew York, no
I dale. Ac.
Bark i'I vulund (Hi;, from Greenock for Peutacola, March
5. hit 3d. Ion 20. ?
Brig Coiuiiiurslunriitliln Haupt (Gar), from Foruatidlnn
fur Berwick. March IS. lot IIP hiu 41.
Hrnr Livonia, ?f Prince Edward Island, from Demcrnra
for i.lvorpoot (short of provisions), March 22, lat 4s 30,
lou 20.
OUR CAELE SHIPPING NEWS,
Antwkkj*, April 10?Arrived, bark llettla (Gar), Puacb,
Darien.
Sailed UtU, bark 9co?'? Bay (Br), Murray, New Y<irk.
AM.nKUO.iJi. April 7?Sailed bark I'eter Robland (Ger).
1'ruliii. Quebec.
Bkumkn. April 7-Sailed, barki D II Bill., Pfaff. St
ilinuiiu; Cap (NorJ, Christiansen, Nortli America
Brguwhraiiavkm. April U?Arnveo, bark Tommy (Ger).
Holla, Darien tor Dordrecht.
lUvoSMt, April 10?Arrived, brig Llrr.iu M Merrill. Call.
Norfolk.
(ImuAi.TAH, April 1?Hailed, bark Franea.co, Cllanto
(Dal). Porxio (trout Naples), New York.
Glasgow, April M-Arrlved, ?blp Lebu (Ur), iicKoniie".
Astoria. O.
UoTUaxaUBO, April 1-Sailed, bark Norway. Mathews,
Nortli America.
Hull, April 10?Arilved, bark Alblou (Nor), Bade, Balti
more.
Hamburg. April 10-Arrived, barkt Brueonow (Oer)?
Facet, New York: Shanghai (Oer), Mullcr, Wilmington,
NO.
Sailed Oth. thlp Brltauula (Nor), for Quebec.
IlAVua, April 10?Sailed, brig Caroline Gray, Pease,
Buryport; achr A lleatou. Rogers. Bllboa.
lAVKurooL. April 0?Sailed, bark Jardlne Brother. (Br),
Nelleen, Miramlehlj loth, tblp Ardmore (Br), McConnell
.Montreal; St Patrick (Br). 8tlrralt, do; bark Augusta
(Gor), Von Uarlen, Baltimore.
Lo.vpox, April 10-Arrived, thlp Ne Plat Ultra, Borden,
New York.
Cleared 10th. thlp King of Algeria (Br/. Smith. Qnebeo;
bark llaaliet (Nor). Iugvoldaeti, PhlladelDhle.
Qukknstown, April 0?Arrived, tblp Kobue (Norl, Feder
ten. Darien; barka Virgo (Nor). Mlohelson. NowOrloaua;
Flgll Aceamo (Ital), Garchllo, do; 10th, tteamer Student
(Br). Thompson, Now Orleans for Liverpool, abort of coal.
Also arrived 10th, bark India (Ger), Dlrktou, San Fran
cisco.
Uottbrdax, April 9-Salted, bark Alliance (Nor), Ualvor
sen. New Vnrk.
Southampton, April 0?Arrived, bark Charlotte A Auna
(Ger), Lowlu, Darlea.
Smvilik, to April 10?Arrived, brig S B Kennedy, Wilkin
son, Valencia.
Tbikstk, April 4?Arrived, brig felicla (Ital). Perslo, I
Now York.
Arrived prior to 10th, bark Whitehall (Br), Davidson,
Haiti more.
Hailed prior to 10th, bark Amalla (Ane), Cblarolli, Now
York.
Londox. April 10?Bark Emma (Ital), Praufflnl, from
Baltlmoro for Lowestoft, put Into Falmouth to-day with
bulwarks stove.
Bark J?>slo Mlldiod, Glnn. from Troon for Mataiisas,
which put into Queenstown 8th Inil leaking, proceeded on
her voyage to-day.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Axrse, Feb 23?Arrived, bark Edmund Phinnev, Small
Bombay.
Ill nort Fob 27, bark Chat Fobes, low, from Bomber
wta her turn to load.
Glasgow, April 3-SaUed. eblp Lake Erie (Br). Lamoot.
Montreal. ^
Halika* Anrtl 8?Sailed, tteamor Polynesian (Br),
Brown (from I'ortluud). Liverpool.
Arrtvud loth, thlp 1-o.eneatb (Br), from Greonock
Hailed UHh. -teauiors Cortes, Freeman. St Johns. NP
Mercodita, Cliadsev. do.
Inaiiua, Marvl. 23?Arrived, schr Winner. Lolgbton. San
Dmninro for Ghester, Pa, le.iKy.
J ah via Ist.AXP. Jan 1-Sailed, ship Moonlight, Water
house, Qiioensrown or Falmouth.
Livckpooi. April 4?Sailed, ship Lake Ontario (Br), Ull
niore. Montreal. *
Mortkvidko. Feb 27?Sailed, bark Mary Hideout (Ur)
Gibson, New Y ork. 1
In port March 2, ship Pacific, Petersen, for Kalmonth for
orders, Idg; bark Speed (Br), LnrRlii. for New York
do; brig Sully Brown. Small, from do, arrived Feb 2rf; schr
Annie It Storer, Adiout. lor do, Idg.
Proobmi), Mar, h 30 lu port, schr Cephas Sturrett. Bab
bidce. I roil! Port Spain lor New York, Idg
AXTOMO. .March 2B?In port, sclir Leona. Wiley, for
Philadelphia ready; Baracou. McClliitock. for New York or
Philadelphia 20tli: Tani O'rthanter, Zeluff; Addle It War
ner. Lewis, and Sarah W Hunt. McPudden. for New York
and Philadelphia. waiting cargoes.
Pose*. PK. March 2ft-Arrived, trhr lbs W WhIHord
Bryant. Providence, to sail for do about April 10
Si:iti.SAM, March 20-lis port. schr A Pitman. Chaso, from
and for Buxton, to nail April A.
SiNtiAPoKK. March 1 -In port, barks llcra (Oer). l'etschke
and KolgH (Ger). KJulsoth, for Now York. Star of the Ruai
(Hr). Pomcroy, for do; schr Win Phillips, lleaney, for Tient
sin.
St Joit.v NB, April 10?Sailed, steamer Scotia (Br), Llnd
gucstor, Glasgow,
IPkR HtSAMKR AtORRIA.l
Alloa, March 28-Suiled, Koyullsi, Burns. Quebec.
A.vrWRiip, March 2?-Arrlved. J W Mnrr, Morse. Callao.
Sailed from Flushing Koads 22d. B D Metcair. Kuudsen.
Handy Hook. '
Bristol. March 30_Arrived In the Channel 30.h, Itoska
Lantro, I'enHMColii for Ulouct'?t<*r. *
Brkmkiimavkr. March JS-Arrlvod, Kreya. Carlsen Nor
folk. '
Hailed 28th. Berlin (s), Poble, Baltimore.
Homsav, March i)-Arrived. Prince Frederick, Clague.
Liverpool.
In Kltiirroad BOlh, KJ Barker, from Briitol (US) for
Gloiiooster.
CAUturr, .March 28-Cleared. F II Drews, for Anjer.
Dour, March 27?Arrived. Begins, Ilurklin. Baltimore -
18th. Glar, Amundsen. Charleston.
CoswAV. March .#1 Sailed, Mabel, Smith, fit John NB
Camkrooss (Africa), Feb 13-Iu port. Bolivia. Burgess
from Host.hi.
Calcutta. March I?Arrived, Clarissa B Oarvor, Dow
Liverpool; 7th. Frank Pendleton, Nichols. Bombay
Sailed from Sanger March 2. King Cenree. Bulls, Man
rltiiis; 3d. Gilbert 1 hoinpson. W atts. Sow York.
v? "
burg
F
Down, March 29?Off. Skudesiiaoa. KJeldsoii. from llam
nirg for New York: 30th, Universe. Junes, Bremen fordo;
?'lorn, Sowusend. I.ondou for Halifax.
Dkai.. March 3D?Passed, Iudton. Fumorlc, from Pensa
cola lor London; Elisabeth. Halberstadt. London tor New
York; Bochelnis, III,land, do for PeusncoU; 31st, Adriatic.
Taylor. Cabcllou lor London.
?Sillied 3iMIt. Sarnli M Smith. S|ira.tue. Delaware ; Liver
pool. Lnmbeit. New York: Osiunerifown, Sydney. OB;
Lillgl I'. Fori ail, Phlla tulpliin; Flora, Halifax; Esabol
Cbanottetown ; Tropic St John (all from Londoni.
Anchored 31st. St Charles smallcy. Hull lor New York.
1)11' ,iio .late). Albert, Heed, I.olldon for Bio Janeiro
Dunkirk, .March 30-Arrived, it.-glua CimII, Mossnc, San
Francisco.
Ki.mina (Alrlca), Marcli 1?In port. Sterling. Turte, from
Accra.
Fai.XOUTH. March 28?Sailed, llreidabllk. Jorgensen,
llcval ; J H Scaminell, llj.ln,strom, Cardiff; Theodore
Parker. Badatsky, Dublin; (Mb. EJmiiia, Partridge, Glas
gow ; Blorntraa. Svcrilrnp, Liverpool; Platen. Anderson,do.
off the Lixaril 28tit, 1'be Bruce, Sonthcott, from London
for San Francisco.
Fkhna.vikj Pt>, Feb 1.8? lu port. Jaspor, Williams, from
Monrovia.
Glasgow. March 38-Arrlved, Victoria it), Mnnro. Now
York.
Sailed 28th. J W McLaren. Delap, HI John, NU
Gloi.ckstkk, Msreli 31?Arrived. Jane, Morris. Darien.
Sailed 30tli, Dircetor. Stamper, Sidney. CU; Orient Pot
ters,n. Baltimore.
GRa.TUKROUTII. March 2?-Sallod. Camoo, Ilultou. Que
bee.
Garruciia, Alar:!i 22?Sailed. I.oudou, Pnrry, Quebec.
lil'I.L, .March 29?Sailed, lona, Ivauelch, Baltlmoro;
Naumi. (.In istens n. Pen-itcola.
IIavhk. March 28?Sailed, It A Baixley.Townscud, Mobile.
Hamui iiii. March 2/ -Arrived. Forest, Man-on. I'abeilon
do Pica; 28th. Herder (si. Brandt, do; A H foster, Boston;
Matt.Thorn. A rev, Pnhcllnn do Pica.
Sillied 27th. hverett. ihinkottou. New York: Hcleno
lleermn, St John, NB ; Kate Howe. M'Niully America
Sailed Irom Guxliaveu JSth. Snevia (?), Fran leu. New
Y org.
Hgl.voicr, .March 2S-Arrlred. Caspian, Williams, Pobel.
lon de Pica.
llAunciiu. Marcli 23?Arrived. Hvoa, Olscn Baltluiore.
LlVkRl-ouL, March 211?Arrived, Caspian (a) Trucks,
Portland ; Wyoming .ay, Jones. New Yoric: :?>tb. Ausirlnn
(s), AAylle, Baltimore. tiareloch. Greenwood, Situ Fran
cisco; llurmtono I.aver-. New York.
Sailed gsnli. Gin,I Tiding-. Dick, St John. NB: Laura
Emily, Johnson, Halifax. Prlneessan. Ahderlon.il.>; Abi
gail, Bavin,,ml. New Y'nrk; A|ax. Apenes. sandy Hook;
>V illiniii Grose up, Owen, St Joliu, Nil; .Nellie Scott, Milan,
Knstnurl.
Cleared 2'Jtll. Wladimlr. Larson, Miramlchi; f'sar. Be
rent sun, Ponsacol t; Quimnstow n. I'urriiicton, I'lilladcl
pliia; Coronet. Artburseu, Ptcloii, NK; Vicksb irg (si,
Clarke. Quebec; Busy Iter. Smith, si Stephen's. Nil;
Glory oi tue Soas, .McLaughlin, sail Francisco; Plxxaro,
Collist r. San Francisco; lllackwall. Gols. Dallioiisle, NB;
Bio de la Plata, McLuod, Halifax; liengusia. Fuglesiind,
11 hi.iptoo Koads
I.oMinx, March 31?Arrived. K.dna M Gregory, Smith,
Wilmington. NC; Ellon 0. Eraser, Fcrnandlua: I'revl
ileutia, llolt;., Wilmliiirtoii : Ar nanelia. Popliam, rortlan.j,
<). Cleared 21Ub. Gol Adams. Williams. Gaila-i: Kild.maii,
Seward. St. John, Ml; 31st, I) G Triifant. I liomas, Sague
nay ; It 'guliis, Holt, New Yor* : Gulia, Klllesmi, Klchlbucto.
Lkith March 29?sailed, Johnny. Smith, Now Yo-k.
Liixixixiirrhv, March 20? Sailed, Josepiiluu, McDonald,
Knltlmcrn.
t.iRKiiii'K, March 31? Arrived. Kbcr, Gnrloh, Naw York;
Alnlcltia, Marengo, Philadelphia.
MAB.iaiu.Ka, March 28?Arrived, Matilda, Frtua, l'snsa
cola.
Mimma. March M-Balled. Mew Era. Marpae. Maw York.
Burpriee. Averill. dot Orolt (?). Hodgeon. do.
Ma UK as, March 4- -Katled, Canon if arrlaon, Hkvtl, Oat
cui'.a.
I'l.vaouru, March 30?Ballad. Sreena F. Charteaaa, Aber
deen.
yurK.**TOWN, March 31?Arrived. Kedruu. Stephen!, Car
deuna; i'rvi Lubruvucki, Sullied, New York.
Sailed .'loth, Lutie C TlWp, for Antwerp; Brunette,
Liverpool; 3l-t, llronavar, Havre; Dario, London; tllld
In'.', do.
RlO liEAXOK no Sou Feb 24-Cleared. Matbllde M. Sandy
Hook.
SwiXKavxua. March 25?Arrived. Memorla, Arveven, Wll
uiin/toii, NU.
23th?Salted, Farewell, Neuiuan. New York.
Stxttix. March 2tt?Arrived. Bertha, Schutt, Wilmington:
Merniorla, Arvvaeu, do.
Sikuha Lao>k. Microti 8? In port, A L Butler, Eaton, lor
Boston.
TitxifL, March 29?Balled. Kate Covert. Mavne. Quebec.
Ti i:ni stkaxu, March 23 ? lit port, Station, Ouuderaeu,
Iroiu Wilmington, SC. for Fruasla. wintibouud.
Yhijko. March 27?Arrived, Sir Churlee Napier. Ueitard,
Fascagmite.
Vitmuit, March 2<l?Arrived. Stowell Brown, Ancleraon,
FaLellou do Fica: Suliate. Lnwrence, llnauilloa.
Wbvmoliii. March 3'>?Sailed Iroiu Fortlaud Koads 30th,
Madre M. t'arrl (trom Hull), l'hlladelpbln.
W.t raitroup, March 3d?Arrived, Olga U, Covich, Fhlla
delphta,
Coat'NKA, March 25?The Otacilliii. Towse, which arrived
here 23d Inet from Sew York, reporta that on her passage a
man named Churlee Clark fell from the topsallyard and
waa killed.
Falmouth, March 30?The Frank Flint, Irom Oreanock
for Bombay (cnalk), hat put iu toaky.
(iiaitALTAB. March 20?The Itaska, Cotton, from laiboe, la
leaking badly; the hat eeveu feet or water ill the hold.
St YixckXT (CV), March 21?At midnight of the 14th
lost tho tchr Kotheu. ef New York, wea uiacoeered <>n dre.
Frompt aaslstauco was rendered, and the tire put out.
Beams and deck burned, cargo buruod and damaged by
water; aurvey held. Damaged cargo (notioua) landed, aud
to lie told by anctlon. [Fartlallv reported by telegraph.)
Villa Rkal, March 111 ?TUo Carolina. Portuguese brigan
tine, fiom St Mary's, Da. for this port (timber), arrived here
ou the 17th, nnd waa placed In quarantine for five days.
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON, Aorll 0?Arrived, bark New Emrlnnd, ITslUtt
?? wu*1"? ; *''/ *iUVy C Haudy, Puliadelphla.
lUth Arrived, brigs Melrose Griggs, Mulacung; Cardi
ganiBri, Murclilsou, Barbados; scdir Itoswell, liurlbert
Surinam ; LiwbU, Crockett. New Vork ; Steuben Morgan
lliivnes. Nurtolk.
Ojcared-Bark JtllltA Brown Nlckerson. Cane Town,
del hla Sydney- : ?"h' r K "alluck, Maule, Phlla
BALTIMORE. April 10?Arrived. steamer T W nrane.
Foster, New Vork; bark Skjold.uoen (Nor), Sund, Rotter
dam; schrs Jennie A Sheppurd, Bdgill, New York ; Winnie
Lawruy, Spear, Rockland. ' """""
Hulow-Bark Kliee (Ger), Wletlng. from Rio Janeiro via
Hatr.pton llnads.
Cleared?Steamer Hibernian (Br). Areher, Liverpool via
Hal rax; barkeSagltta (Br). Taylor. Fort do France : Xooi
(Br), Mou I ton. Londonderry; Gamaliel. Sliaw. Rio Janeiro
ochre J KicardoJova, Little, St J ago; D II Ingrahutn Ames'
Jacksonville; II R Oongdon, Milllken. Hobo ken
Sailed?Harks Benedetto, Saaa; schr J Rlcardo Jova.
BATH, April 7?Arrived, sclir Lizsie Carr. Teol, Savan
llftllz
8th?Arrived, schr Etta A Simpson. Thompson. Port
Johunon. K *
i Ci" A|i/'E?iT9.N,v',r,i. "J?Arrived, steamer City of At
lanta, WoodUull, New Vork: bark Ocean Experts* (Br).
Crosby (Hr) Bain. Amsterdam; schr Marv Lymhuruer.
Coombs, Uolfast, Mo. ?
Cleared-Bark Glen Grant (Br). Russell. Liverpool
Balled-Steamer Heap-all. Loekwood, Baltimore. '
DAR1EN, April 10?Cleared, barks v'aar (Nori Evensen
Jersey (Knrland); Arendal (Nor), Thomessen Llvoroool *
KUGARTOWN, April 7-Arrlved. schrs Lake IVrr N?,
Vork for Boston: 11 P llulleck Halleck, do lor Portsmouth.
Most of tho fleet which sallod tills morning retorued
8th?Sailed and returned, brig Matilda. Coombs, lrom Now
York for liostou.
FORTRESS MONROE, April f>?Ship Lathlev Rich.
Lewis, (rem Antwerp, and hark Klise (tier), Witting (row
Kit) Janeiro, have been ordered to Baltimore.
GALVESTON, April f>?Sailed, schr Elizuboth Edwards,
lownaend, renvacola.
GLOUCESTER, April 0?Arrived, schrs John E Holt,
Holt. ( ortiwallis for New Vork; J O Roirers. Otis, Halli tut
do; Bat tier, Mcl'herson. and John M Brumall, Douglas*
Philadelphia; G P Whitman. McDonald, and VVm E McDo
nald, McDonald. New York; ilorro Castle, Naus do via
Dsn cor.port.
MOBILE. April 10?Arrived, ship City of Brooklyn ller
rlman, Liverpool.
Cleared?Ship Missouri (llr). Warren. Havre.
MVATIC, Ct. April 7?Arrived, schr Henrietta, from Ho
bokeu.
Stb?Arrived, aloop Commerce, Tyler, llunosen,
OtU ? Arrived, brig Florence, Ratbburii, Moblio for Bos
ton?put in for a harbor.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10?Arrived, steainor Bolivar
(Br). Liverpool.
Cleared Ship Virginia, Hooker (from Liverpool). Turk'i
1 eland ; bark. Gaspe (Br), Thompson. Liverpool; l? C Merrv
?nan. Morryman, Cronstadl; Sparkling Kusiu (Hr) Smith
Falmouth; Margarets <Sw).'Kyberg, Copenhagen. '
Passks 10th?Arrived, slilps J A Thomson, Thomson.
Llrerpiarl: Arcturus, Kairden. do.
NKWBKRN. NO, April 7?Arrived, steamor Jersey Bine.
Baltimore; schr Addio Henry. Burroughs, Antigua.
NORFOLK. April 7-8ailed. schr Three Sisters, Baker.
Boston.
NhWBURYPORT, April D?Arrived, schrs Lncy K Coeis
well, Cheney, Newcastle, Del; George Nerouger Smith
Philadelphia. *
Sailed?Senr A O Novo*. Aroy, Raraeea.
lllih?Arrived, schr Nellie Chase, Randall. Ponce PR.
NEW BEDFORD. Aorll O-Arrlved. *chra D C Foster
Pedrlck. Koudout; Lamartlno. French. Port Johnson ? 8 J
Smith, Snow. Warehani for New Vork; George L> Loud
Murphy Maryland fur Keiiiidbtihk (see MisceUauy) '
dN'5^ST- April 7. PM-Arrr-ed. schrs Gen Howard,
Rend, fall River for New York; Ellon Morrison. Clifford do
for do; sloop Ida K Vail. Ball, Elisabethport for Fall River
(arid all sailed 8th).
8th?Arrived, schr Joseph Porter, Burroughs. Phllsdel
phi a.
Also arrived, schrs Helen. Bearle. Apnonaug for New
Tork^ W P Ritchie. Rltchio, Warren for do (and betb
Sailed?Sehre Warren, Manning, Am boy for Somerset!
Ilaslctou. Hodgee. Wood's Hole for Philadelphia; Sarah b
Thompson, Hull, Provldeaea for New York; Jamas S Pike
Robinson, do fordo; J S Terry. Raynor, Pawtacket fordo";
Sarah Wooster, Uabbidge, Fall River for do; Samuel L
Crocker. Thrasher. Tauutou for do; Wave Crest, Ellis, and
Alton. Howes, Dennlsport for Handy Hook.
9th?Sailed, schr Palladium. Ryder, Taunton for New
York.
NARRAGANSETT, RI, April 7?Sailed fVom Dutch Island
Harbor, sclir Isabel, Providence lor New York.
NEW HAVEN. April l>?Arrived, echr Joe Henry, Savage
New Vork; sloop Reid, Letts, Albany.
PORT LUDLOW, April 3?Sailed, bark Cambridge, Me
Intvre. Sail Francisco.
PKNSACOLA. April It?Arrived, hark Nevado (Br), Pos
ter. New York ; schr Washington, Fisher, Galveston to load
for a Northern Dort.
PORT ROYAL. April 10?Arrived, steamer City of Dallas,
Jllnos. New York (and sailed for Fernaiidlnai ; sehre Geo M
Bralnerd. Tnlmau, Rockland; Clias Moore, Merrick. Phila
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10?Arrived, stoamsrs Lord
Clive (Br). urquhart, Liverpool; Battlesualce. Wiley. Bos
ton: Beverly, Wallace. New York; bark Thor (Nor). Tbor
-valilsen, Loltb; schrs Plnta. Dlx, And ua; Hannah
Loonier. Mug, Port Antonio; Addle A Nellie. Cameron,
Matauzes; R I, Mersey. Cogglns. Cardenas; Albert W
Smith. Plukham, Leghorn; Mary R lllckman. Robinson,
New York; Charlie A Wllllo, Cousins, Ylnal llaveu; Belle
Brown, Knowlton. do: Win Mason, French. Providence;
Dan. Robinson. Indian River; Baxter, Pitssapea. Groal
t'h iptank River.
Cleared?Steamers Vaderland (Belgl, Nlcholls, Antwerp;
Leopard, Albertson, Newharvport; bark llertha (liri War
ren, Genoa; schrs Iwar (Ger). Ilu ner, Porto Cabello;
Clara E Rogers. Portsmouth: Rachel Van Newman,
I,rower, Boston; Jos II Moore, Doane, do; S M Leonard,
Crawley, Providence.
Also cleared?Steamers Pottsville, Swan, Chelsea- Defl
ance. Crocker. Fall River: K C Hldille. Davis, New York:
fHg E A Barnard (Br). tVillobv, Cardenas; schr Katie tl
IIort, Huauey, Altyns Point; Robin Hood. Baker, Now
Snlled?Steamers Lnspard. Pottsville,and KIlie Knight.
Lkwks, Del, April 10-Arrlved. schr Alex Harding. Mc
Mtilmisu* fur oniem.
Passed mil?steamer Mississippi (Br), lor Liverpool i
bark Sara (Aus), for Cork.
PORTLAND. April 7?Cleared, echr Albert Clarence,
iiuwns, \ Irgiula.
Sulled-Brlg Belle Prescott. White. Buenos Ayros; echrt
? *?Clarence, Geo L Fesseuden, Royal Arch,
L A A Rabcock, Rose. C L Ilix.
8th?Arrived, schr Caseo Lodge, Plorce. Yarmouth, to
load lor New York.
lOth-Arrlved steamer Harinatito (Br),Alrd, Livorpoolt
?chr MuL'^ie Dulling. N?*w York.
PORTSMOUTH, April 8?Arrived, schr John L Traey,
Meservey, Wilmington.
IB It-Arrived, steamer Perklomon. Pierce. Phlladelpnla;
schr (isprer, Crowley, llobekuii.
PROVIDENCE. April 9? Arrived, steamers Gen Appold,
Love land. Ha tl more via Norfolk: Catharine Whiting, Hnr
ding, Philadelphia; solus All o P Higgles, Hlgglm; Lizzie
D Barker, Barker ; Longwoo I, Hatch ; John M Ball. Co
boon, and Carrie G Crosby. Cobb, Virginia; Frank f? Dow,
Gage. Philadelphia: Magellan, Smith. Port Johnson lor
J^wtiieket; W B Darling, Poadletan, and Atlantic, Coombs,
1 or? Johnson: A T I obn. Brown, South Ambuy; K K Brain
ard. Hubbard. Perth Amhoy; Nightingale. Young, and
John I'rwe, Nickeison. !lot> >kun.
""""u.To?1"* Hanson, Philadelphia; Mlu
1 ua*. Ph ilips Perth Amhoy; Oceanua. Vaong. llo okem
'f.Vi-w.Wfc-ll""; NV* Y,,rk "l,,0P S"phla Smith, do.
. ? i 1 April S?Arrived, schr J II Young. Bar
rett. Port Johusou.
?tb?Arrived, sehre F 0 Smith. Smith; Magellau, Smith,
and Mary Stowu, llo- on. Iluhokeii.
RICHMOND, April 10 Sailed, barks Olaf (Has (Swe)
Duiuet. Copenhagen; Riga tDau), Jorgutizcu, Grconoclc
(Scotland).
SANI FRANCISCO, ^pril 3?Cleared, ihio St John, Scrlb
ner. Callso.
IRh-Clear.-d, bark Takatlo (Br). Ilarrlsoa, Hurrard Inlet
and Melbourne.
Sailed?rthlps M P Grace, Wilbur, Callao, Ac; S Vaughn
fHr), Porter. Uueenstowu; bark Harriet N Cailtou Hark
noss. Manila.
Illtb?Arrived, ship Osceola, Berry, Now York; bark Co
loma. Hall, Hlverpool.
SAVANNAH. April 0?Arrived, bark Nellie Mar, Blair.
Bremen via Mataiuas. '' '
,. IDih-Arrlved. hrle- Sol (Spi. Maries. Havana; sehrs M B
Brain lis 11, Irani New Vork ; Mary II Hand. Charleston
Cleared?.steamer Onto (tier). Meyer, Revel: barks
Randalls illr), Kelly D ,boy; Itsipl. II p??ke (Rn. Ilogau
w'ih ii i ?"r,iL e I'ederaen, Londonderry; schr
\l allls Palmer. Norfolk. Va.
Sa led?Bark M A McNeil, .
SOMKRsK.T, April H?Arrived, seliri K Nlckerson Has
w' m' m ?? f'ad" Wind. Corson, Philadelphia'; J G
> ell. Shropshlro, ."oath Ainhov.
ii "i!l?urriVMI,? I'ijoon. Bray, Philadelphia- J
Baker, Baker. South Amhoy. ' ? ' "
STONINgTO.N April S?Arrived, schrs K II Clark Vars
lor NewVork!1' 'ob"k,!" 1 J>'*?4naughl. Saunders, liverton
Ilomduia A' Apr" barlt Mm ma Augusta, Young,
WILMINGTON April 10?Arrivad, brig Dag (Nor! Ja
cob-on, Dakar (Africa). K o'l! l.Mirj.je
Edzitbethport. ^-Arrived, schr Marcollus, Re,nick,
Sailed?."i-hr Alfred F Howe. Ellis New York
Port Johnson.
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