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AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY Of MU8IC?"DON CAELCiS.
X well filled houas greeted the Initial performance of
Verdi'* (trend en3 effective opera of "Don Carlos" lael
night. TBc work erooaed unbounded enthusiasm, bulb
from Its intrinalo merits end from the manner ;n
winch It was rendered. Tbia representation has un
doubtedly been tbe event ol the season and one or greet
Interest to tbe musical public The management bare
nut spared money or trouble to produco this great
work of Verdi's in e manner to satisfy the most ex
actiug of opera lovers. Tbs scenery and costumes are
all new and appropriate, .tbo orchestra and chorus
bare been increased to a great extent, and in tbe finale
ul the tbird act, wbere tbe grand climax la reached, me
?'spectacle" Is exceedingly One. Nothing bolter In Ital
ian opera baa been given in tbe Academy since the pro
duction of "Aide." The artists all kuuw their work and
sing tbelr separate parts in mis opera with an amount
of spirit ana dasb wuich Is almost ccrta.n to make
H a great atd lasting lavorile. special praise is due to
lime. Palmier!, wbo, In addition to the work of her own
very exacting pert, has acted at tbe robeursala In tbe
most self-sacrificing manner, assisting In the stage
management and rendering to Uer brother and sister
artists the valuable aid of excollenl suggestions. It la
evident tbat New York has not yet appreciated bow
Hue an artist tbey have now an opportunity ol hearing
lu this lady, bhe baa a noble voice, a vocal method
wntcb teal rare perfection, uud tbat old broad school
ol vucailsin of wblch wo have left so few exponents.
Rguur Celada la also a teuor of unusual power and
coinpasa, and in this opera be has an excellent oppor
tunity lo show bta splendid higb notes, ol wbioh oppor
tunity be makes tbe best possible use. His first solo,
which Verdi has put rather uncomfortably near tbe
commencement of the opera, was udmirably sung, and
put the audience at ouco in good humor to appreciate
and enjoy tbe succeeding parts of this work.
We trust u long run ol ibis opera will compensate
tbe management, artists ana all concerned In it for tbe
tiard work and labor expended on this, ouo of Verdi's
greatest works
CONGEST AT THE CIIUKCH Of OCB SAVIOUR.
This new charcb. In Fifty-seventh street, west of
Eighth avenue, was well filled lost night, on tbe occa
sion of tbe concert given by Anlolne RelfT, Jr., organist,
tor tbe benefit of the church fund. The artists wero
Miss Adelaide Jennings, Miss M. Lindsay, Miss Urania
Maoomber, Mr. H. K Humphreys. Mr. G. B. Kddy, Mr.
A. L. Lee, Mr. U. Mitchell, Mr. (>. F. Gurbam, Mr.
Arbuckle, Herr Carl Lanzer and Mr. R Steckcl
berg. Ihq music was selected from Beeibuvec,
Hatlon, Mattel, Hartmun, Mollenbauer, l>e
Beriot, Bruham, Wieniawski, Mozart and Meyer
beer. One oi tbe most allraclivu features
ol tbo programme was the recitation of Hood's "Lost
Heir," by Miss Macetnbcr, and for an encore she re
cited the umbrella lecture ol Mrs. Caudle, wblch wus
welcomed with much laughter. The other Indies, who
are quite youug, sang swoetly, and Miss Jeunings ren
dered tbe beautilal "Batti-Batll" with much skill
Tbe violin playing of Herr l.anzor was admirable. Mr.
Arbuckle gave Levy's cornet solo, (be "Leviathan
Polka," with fine effect. Altogether the concert was
enjoyable, and it Is to be hoped the profits will add
largely to the church fund.
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS.
The San Francisoo Minstrels furnish a very varied
nnd enjoyubla programme this week. Besides tbe old
familiar songs, dances, conundrums, jokes und Instru
mental performances, they Rive some really side
splitting dramatic representations like "The Scepes at
Jefferson Market Police Court," and the society drama
called "Clotllde, or the Bruised Heart." Charley
Backus, lo tbe last mentioned pteco, gives us a striking
Illustration or how a man who ib utmost as broad as lie
is long and as handsome as Uwynplaine in "L'boiumo
qui rit," may transform into a sweet, gushing, souti
mental throe hundred pound bounty in petticoats.
Backus is certainly Inimitable in his peculiar line.
Hilly Blrcb, Bob Hart, E. M. Hall, Wambold und
Kicsrdo all contribute tbeir quota to tbo mirth ol tbe
performance. But Backus lias a power ol laclal risi
bility only to be compared to tbat possessed by the
lato Burton. His naiurai expression is diabolical
laughter, like that of Victor Hugo's melancholy hero,
tbe victim of tbe Comprachicos.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. .
Barnum's Show at Gllraore's Garden Is attended by
thousands dally.
The sale of seats for Mr. Joseph H. Tooker's benefit
on April 10 begins to-day. Miss Fanny Davenport has
Volunteered to appear.
This ovcnlng an entertainment will be given In
Cbiekerlng Hall In uld of the Church ol the Annuncia
tion, at which Mr. Georgo W. Hows will deliver a
teml-bumorous lecture, entitled "Vaulting Ambition j
?r, Peter's Perplexities."
SALE OP THE WITTHAUS LIBRARY.
The attendance at the sale ol the Wlttbaos library
by tho Messrs. Lesvltt yesterday was better than
that of the day before, but tbo prices were, with
one or two exceptions, much below the value
?f tbe works. Tbe following is a list of
the most noticeable prices:?The Gramout
Memoirs, by Autbony Hamilton, sixty-four copper
piate portraits, $450; Willium JlumiHou's Greek
?>?ses, iu loar volumes. $16 50 u volume; Grunnor's
Fresco Decorations and Stuccoes ol Cbarches aod
l'alsces In Italy, during the fifteenth und six
teenth centuries, two volumes, $21 each; Hamil
ton's Scbola lialica Pictures, $0 60; Cautain
Horns' Tame and Wild Animals ol Southern
Africa, $13; Horcnlsnuum and Pompeii, eight
rolumes, $5 each; eighty colored )>ortralis
fucaiinilos of Hans Holbein, $30; Houbraken und Ver
lue, R'8 engraved beads, after famous pictures, $11); a
volume of Illustrations lo Don Quixote, a scarce book,
was very choap at $0; Samuel Ireland's pietur
esquo works, eigbt volumes, at $H 25 each;
Sucquemart's Histoire de la Ceramiquc, $14
Mrr. Jameson's art works, six volumes. $0 50 a
volume; Owen Jones' Allmmbra, two volumes, $25
tacb; 51 as I as'S Clans of Scottish Highlands, two vol
linos, $20 each; J. T. Matthias' Pursuits ol Literature,
$10; Monuments of Art, $12 per voiiuuo (this was a
largo price lor lbs work); Museum ol Naples, $12; Tbe
jiaiuritl History of the Btatn of New York, wblch cost
Ihu tStalo $40 a volume, sold for $1 80.
OBITUARY.
FAY INSPECTOR EDWARD FOOTER, U. 8. S.
A special cable despatch from the Hkrald's Gibraltar
agent announces the death at sea on Wednesday, on
board the United States steamer Trenton, ol l'ay Inspec
tor Edward Foster, United States Navy. Paymaster Fos
ter was born in Now York and was appointed on October
2a. 1801, as an assistant paymaster. His promotion to
the lull rank occurred in 1802. Ho served In tho Norm
Atlantic blockading squadron in 1804. Since the war
ho lias gradually risen to his present rank and was ut
the tune ol his death Fleet Paymaster to our naval
vessels in the Mediterranean.
PAUL CLAYTON, UNITED STATES CONSULAR SER
VICE.
The latest telegraphic and mail advices from Callao
announce the death on March 22 of Mr. Paul Claytou,
United Stales Consul at that port. When tho steam
ship Payta loft Callao for Panama on the 21st Mr. Clay
ton was at the point of death, It was believed, with
yellow tcver, some cases of that disenso having made
their appearance at Callao. Eater advices announce
bla decease. Paul Clayton was a native of Georgia,
anu was appointed to tbe Callao Consulate May 111,
1874. He tilled the position to tho satisfac
tion of the Amer.cans resident in Peru. Tho
Panama Mar ami Jfrrald ol April 2 prints
the lollowiug letter ol recent date, which it
fully indorses:?"Mr. Clayton, who has been Consul at
this port tor some years past, has been a boon to this
community. His readiness at all times to serve all
end every one has been an Immense accommodation.
He la one of the moat honest anj competent consuls
that hla country has. American shipping has been
benefited greatly by his activity and energy, and lirn
couricoueuees and raadinoxs have at all limes gained
lor him the general appreciation of both foreigners and
natives, who thoroughly appreciated tho Importance
ot having each a geutlouian us Mr. Claytou as United
Stales representative."
A DELINQUENT TREASURER.
For some time past William Birmingham, of No 04
Fourth avenue, has been treasurer of St. Ann's T. A.
B. Society, an organization which has regular meet
Ings at Plympton Hall. In tbe discharge ol tho
I unctions ot this ofllce ho has received all the does
and asseesmcnis levied upon members, and according
to a bylaw ol the Society wax required lo deposit in a
bank all auras over $2.'>. Ol late Mr. Birmingham hat
absented hlmsell Irom meetings, and, when called
upon, (ailed to render an account. A
committee was appointed to Investigate*
the case, who discovered that no
deposit had been made in the bank In the society's
name sinoe March, 187b. Birmingham was l.irt night
taken Into custody. Ho is thought to have appropri
ated, during his term of ireusuror. about $600 ol tnc
society's money.
AN OVERHEATED STOVE.
A drs broke out yesterday In tbe three story brick
bmidlng, owned by Owen Buckloy and occupied as a
carpenter shop, No. 404 Bridge street, Brooklyn. It
was caused by an overheated stove. Tbe loss is about
$2,000; lolly insured.
THE CENTENNIAL FUND.
Phii.adki.fiha, April 12, 1877.
Tna Centennial Board of Finance met to-day and re
solved not to make application to lbs government for
tbe $1,M0,000, but directed its officers to communicate
with the Treasury officials and mans the payments at
Ms earliest periods practicable
DOMINION OF CANADA.
DEFEAT OF THE PHOHIBITOIIT LIQUOB BILL.
[BT TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.]
Ottawa, Oct, April 12, 1877.
The DomiDton Parliament last cvcnlDg by a large ma
jority refused to adopt a revolution ibat the govern
ment mould enact a prohibitory liquor law. The
I champion of Iceiolullatn claimed that thia was not the
proper time to fono a meaaurc ol this kind on the
country at lar^e. Mo temperance men voted with the
government.
spkcial TARirr tor colcmuia.
In the House laat night Mr. lie Losiuos moved tor
tbo correspondence reepectlng a special tariff lor
llritlsh Columbia. He aaid British Columbia was so
remote from the Eastern provinces that ibere waa a I
natural barrier to tbo interchange of conimodttiea All j
that tbey asked was that their larifTsbould be so modi
fied that American pioducls and cattle would be met j
wltb a heavier duty thun now existed. The motion j
was carried.
TU? OK HAT 8KAI. OF XOVA SCOTIA.
The government has received a communication from ,
the Secretary ol State tor the Coieulsa relative to Nova
Scotia's great aeal. The law ollicers ol the crown, to
whom the matter was submitted, decided the Queen's
warrant was merely directory and nou-compiiance
does not render the old sesl illegal or documents on
which It was used Invalid.
INSURANCE IK CANADA.
Montkxal, April 12, 1877.
The Provincial government having imposed a tax on
fire insurance companiea doing business In tbe Pro
vince, and tbe companiea having resisted, the matlor
was brought beforo court, Judge Torrauce, to-day, who
decided that the Dominion government, having exclu
sive Jurisdiction over insurance companies, the locul
Parliament is thereby debaired. In accordance with tbo
sumo principle recognized *n the United States, Iroin
seeking to regulate privileges granted solely by the
Dominion Parliament to insuruncc companies.
This Judgment will act us a precedent in tbe suit
against the Hie insurance companies.
Quebec trains arriving bore huvo on board largo
numbers of farmers from iho Slato of Maine who aro
going westward, tbe majority having the State ol
Michigan for their dosiiuatloa.
FIBE AND L088 OF LIFE.
UosKMo.NTe On U, April 12, 1877.
Henderson's Hotel, together with all the outbuild
ings, was destroyed by fire last night. John Hare,
builiff', and a traveller named Lunn, were burned to
death. Tho loss Is about $10,0U0.
OPENING OF THE WELI.AKD CANAL.
St. Catiiarixrs, Oat., April 12, 1877.
Tbe Wetland Canal will be open for navigation on
Tuosday, tho 17th Inst,
A BBOSEN BAILBOAD BBIDOE.
Cayccia, Ont., April 12, 1877.
This morning about ball-past twelve o'clock, while a
freight train going East was on tbe Great Eastern
Kallroad bridge at this pluce, the first span at the
west end gave way, precipitating eight or ten cars
into the river. Mo one was hurt.
NOVA 8COTIA LEGISLATURE.
Halifax, N. 8., April 12, 1877.
The local Legislature was prorogued this alteruoon.
The Lieutenant Govornor, in addressing the Houso,
referred to tbe resolution which was adopted to Invite
a conference with tbe reprosentauvos ol Mow
Brunswick and Prince Edward's Island on the
subject of legislative union of tbo maritime
Provinces, with a view to Its uiilmato consideration by
the people of ihe sevorui Provinces. His Honor gavo
his sanction to tbo vnrioas bills pusseu. He referred
to tbo acts for aiding In tbo completion ol tbo rail
way system of the Province with a feeling of confi
dence, that tho prosperity ol the country Is largely
Involved in the dcvelopinoot by railways ol means of
communication between its dificrent sections.
MIL ROBINSON'S FUNERAL.
[BT TELEOBAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Nbwfokt, K. L, April 12, 1877.
Tbe fnnoral of Hon. Stephen A. Koblnson was
solemnized this allernoon from his residence in Wake
field, and was uttomled by all tho officers of the Grand
Lodge ol Freemasons of Rhode Island, besides Masonic
ollicers from subordinate lodges. Grand Master
Nicholas Van Slyck officiated at tbe grave, Episcopal
services bclcg held at the rosidenco of tho Uccousod.
It was iho largest funeral ever held In thHt section of
the Statu. The remains were enclosed in n rosewood
casket, with boavy silver trimmings and Masonic em
blems. the inscription being as loilows:?
STEPHEN AVKAUI.T ROBINSON. >
; Died April 8, 1S77.
5 Aged 78 years and 18 days. j
//#////
Quito a number or prominent merchants ol Now
York and Brooklyn were present.
END OF THE POTTERY STRIKE.
THE OPERATIVES, BEING OUT OF MONET, ABE
WILLING TO ACCEPT THE REDUCED WAGES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
Trenton, N. J., April 12, 1877.
The operative potters of this city, numbering about
2,000 ol all grades, after a striko ol sixteen weeks, havo
concluded to resutno worn at tho reduced rato of
wages. The president of tboir association, Mr.
lirainar, announced in meeting ibis afternoon that the
supplies were exhausted and the debt was nccumu
latiug, and, therefore, it was imperative that the men
should seek re-employment. The bosses suy that they
cannot employ more than one-balf of the men in con
sequence of new help having boon secured during the
continuance of the strike.
BANK SUSPENSION.
Rochester, N. Y., April 12, 1877.
The Bank of Avon has suspended payment The
bank was owned and conducted by George W. Swan.
ICE IN THE STRAITS.
Detroit, Mich., April 12, 1877.
Reports from Mackinaw City state that tno ice Is
about otgbt Inches thick In the South Channel and Is
quite porous, but is very solid between McGulpin's
iigbt and Wuugoschunce. The Straits will probably
not be clear from icc for two weeks.
SNOW BLOCKADES.
PorciHKKEPSiK, N. Y., Aorll 12, 1877.
Passengers from Delaware county report two feet of
snow on the level In some portions ol that county and
the roads impassable.
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
War Department, }
Ovrrnt or tiik Chief 8ional Officbh. J
Washington, April 13?1 A. .X )
Indications.
Tor New England, cooler and clear or fair weather,
with northerly to easterly winds and rising, followed
by tailing barometer.
For the lake region, clear or partly cloudy weather,
northerly to easterly winds, with slight changes In
temperature and during tho day lalltng barometer.
For the Middle States, clear or lair weathor. except
rain In tho extreme southern portions, with cooler
northerly to easterly winds. Increasing In force, aud
slight rise, followed by lulling barometer.
For tbe South Atlantic Slates, rain and northeast to
southeast winds, with lower tcmpcratoro and tailing
barometer.
For the Gull States, Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
threatening woalhernnd rain, with northeast to north
west winds, slight changes in temperatures and during
tbe alternoou or evening slowly rising baroinetor, with
clearing weather In Ibo Mississippi Valloy.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, northeast to southeast winds, slowly fulling
barometer, slight rise in teraporature and partly
clouoy weather, with local rains In tho Missouri Valley.
The Mississippi River will rise at stations below 8L
Louis, und the danger will Incruuse between Memphis
and Vicksburg. The river will probably reach the
danger lino on Saturday at Cairo.
Tne Cumberland, Tennessee and Missouri rivers will
fall slowly during Friday.
Cautionary signals continue at Indianola, Galveston,
New Orleans, Mobile, St. Mark's, Jacksonville, Tybeo
Island, Savannah, Charleston, Key West, Smithville,
Wilmington, Lookout, ilattarus, Kitty Hawk, Norfolk
and Capo llenry, and are ordered lor Capo May, Atlan
tic City, llarucgat and Sandy Hook.
TIIK WEATHER TFJiTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes In the
tempcraturo for the past twenty-lour hours, in com
parison with the corresponding dale ol Inst your, as
indicated b.v the thermometer at Huduul's pharmacy,
IIKKAl.P Building: ?
187d. 1877. 1871. 1877.
3 A. M 44 45 3 :30 P. M 05 52
fl A. M 44 43 0 P. M 58 40
0 A. M 62 61 9 P. M 61 44
12 M S3 62 12 P. M 48 41
Average temperature yesterday 47%
Average temperature fur corresponding date lost
year .. 6J \
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.
A COKVICT KILLED DT A SHOT FROM TUE
TURNKEY.
Mkxiuis. Tenn., April 13, 1877.
This evening Turnkey Dawson uncovered that lbs
door o( the cell of Kred and iienry Seymour, brothers,
recently sentenced to the Penitentiary for bores
stealing, bad been tampered with. Calling his
assistant, John Aldrldge, be ordored the Sey
mours out into the corridors to search thorn.
When Dawson approacbod Henry Seymour be
drew a Deringer, nud, cocking It, prosented it at
Dawson's breast. The latter threw up bis bands and
told bun not to sboot. Just then Aldrldga cocked bis
pistol, and Henry bearing it turned on biru and both
tired almost simultaneously. Duwson drew his and
flrod ulso at Henry, wbo tell and soon expired, having
been shut under the right arm.* Aldridgc received
severe wounds. Frederick Seymour made no effort to
take part in the affray. The Seymours are from Troy,
N. Y. The Coroner's jury returned a verdict In accord
ance with the facts.
FREIGHT RATES.
Chicago, April 12, 1877.
The press despatch from New York intimating ibal
the vessel owners and freight agents of the trunk
lines here bad agreed to sustain the rates to the seaboard
this summer was not founded on any official action.
These gentleinon have been tn session two days, but
have uot agreed on any such measure. The probabil
ities are that many veasols will He idle and many cars
be unomployed during the summer on account of the
scarcity of produce In the Northwest.
ACQUITTED OP MURDER.
New Havkk, Conn., April 12, 1877.
Patrick Fltzpatrick, wbo shot and killed John
Brassctt. at Ausoula, somo weeks slfce, was acquitted
to-day on the ground of self-delonce^
STEAMER SNAGGED.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER.
Bath, Me., April 12, 1877.
Tbejurylnthe case of lapse N\ Cox, the lad who
shot bis fatber at Bowdoln, brought In a verdict this
alternoon ol manslaughter.
HOMICIDE BY AN OFFICER.
Oxaba, April 12, 1877.
During a drunken row at Florence, Neb., yostcrday,
Constable Hirai son was called In and In tho discharge
of bis duty lutally wounded a man named Davis.
WRESTLING.
l.AWRK.Ncc, Mass., April 12, 1877.
The light weight championship wrestling match be
tween Frank Hoblnson, of this city, and Harry A.
Howard, ol Now York, was won by the former bore
to-day.
THE SHAD SEASON.
Mkxi'uis, Tenn., April 12, 1877.
A special to the Ledger from Pine Bluff, Ark., says
that the new steamer Funny Moore, from Fort Smith
to Now Urleuus, with 1,250 bales of cotton and other
iroigbi, struck a mug at Saragossa, Hlty miles below
Pine Bluff, yesterday afternoon, and soak In eight feet
of water. Tho cargo will bo partially saved, hut it Is
loared the boat will bo a total loss, owing to a rise la
the rivor. The Mawtnello has gone to bur assistance.
The Macro was built at Madison last summer lor the
Arkansas river trude, and this was her tlrst trip, she
having been wuter bound at Fort Smith over two
months. She was valued at $20,000, and was Insured
In Cincinnati offices tor three-fourths ol hor value.
Tkoy, N. Y., April 12, 1877.
Thomas Pemberton, engineer ol No. 70 on the New
York Central Railroad, was killed at Amsterdam to
day. lie was off the engine coupling cars, whon he
caught his foot In a guard rail, and bofore bo could
extricate himself was run over. Ho lived but a lew
minutes. He was fifty yours old and resided ul Scho
neclady.
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
Ki.xika, N. Y., April 12, 1877.
A man about fifty years of age, named Richard Hor*
ton, wua killed at Water street crossing, In this city,
this afternoon, by a train ol cars. His team ran away
and ho was thrown Irom tho wagon upon the track.
Ho was a colonel in a Pennsylvania regiment during
tho war, and lived In Tlogu county, Pa.
Tbo shad season on the Delaware opened last week,
and reports wore circulated tliut the supply was very
small, owing to tho operations oi poachers. It was
also said that tho supply on tbo Hudson was vary
small, und that Now York would have to dopend
largely during a portion ol this soasoa on the South.
A Hkiialu 'reporter yesterday visited Fultou Market
lor the purpose ol ascertaining whether thore was any
truth In these reports and to hear the opinion ol those
best inlormed on tbo subject. To ull appearances tho
supply ol shad was vury plentiful and the demand some
what brisk, but on Inquiry it was touud thai the sup
ply was almost entirely Irotu tho tiouih. Deports ol a
scarcity on the Delaware hud reuchcd the dealers, but
most ol them seemod to attach little importance to
them, and tho general opinion seemed to be that If
there was any truth at all in lliotu they were very
much exaggerated. Not a lew seemed to tb'.nk tho
reports hud been circulated simply lor the purpose
ol giving a slight stimulus to trade. Nulurall.v
on the conclusion ol Lent tho oemaud lor
hsb ol all kimlH must be largoly diminished lu a city
containing such a largo proportion ol Catholics us New
York, but tne shad Is u favorlto tish and is not likely
to bo much affected by such matters. As the shad
gcuerally arrives In New York waters on its yearly
northward tour to deposit Its spawn about tbo end of
March or tho beginning ol April, It will Boon be made
apparent whether the reported scarcity will aftect alio
supply of the New York murket to any appreciable
extent. Sumo ol tho specimens food in tho inurket
yesterday wore vory One und brought good prices
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DBFARTCRK FROM NSW YORK FOR TUB KOSTH8
OF At'Kli. AMD BAY.
Suam'.r.
Celtic
City ol Klchmond.
California.....
Neckar
Slato ot Georgia..
Montana
St Laurent
Algeria
fleece
Suevia
hlatc of Indiana..
Germanic
City of Brussels.
Ethiopia.
Main
hnnlii
Wisconsin
VIlie do I'aria.,...
Bothnia
Ilnrmioula
PlvMia
ltaltlc
City of Merlin ...
W oner
Victoria.
Wyoming
Abyssinia
Herder
Slate ol i'cnn'n..
> drmtlc
K'>1 i v ia
Mole I
Egypt
W iel and.
State 01 Virginia.
Nevada,
Utopia
Oailn. j I)r*ttmiUun j Office
Aprtl 14
April 14.
April 14
April 14
April It.
April 17.
April IS.
April in
Vpril ll>.
April IB.
April 111.
April 121.
April til.
April 121.
April 21.
April 121
April 124.
April 35.
April 25.
AprllJB.
April gn.
April 'JH.
April 2H
April 2S.
April 28.
Mav 1
May 2.
M ay M.
Mar 3.
May f.
M ny 5
May "
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
Glasgow
Bremen....
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
llavro
Liverpool..
Hamburg.,
(.on don
Liverpool..
Liverpool. .
Hreiiien...
Glasgow . .
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
II nmbiirg..
I llasgow ...
Liverpool..
? ilaigow...
Bremen...
May .V iLiverpool.
May III. | >1 ainuiirg.
May 10. Glasgow.
May I.V. I Liverpool.
May III.I London...
37 Broadway
15 Broaiiway
7 Bowline Green
2 Howling Uroeu
72 Krnadw ay
2!l Hrnaow ay
?V> Broadway
4 Bowling Green
'in Broaiiway
*11 Hroanway
72 Broadway
'U Broadway
l.r> Broadway
7 Bowling Oroen
2 Bowling Greou
?in Broadway
211 Broadway
?'?;> Hroadwav
4 Bowling Green
?11 Broadway
7 Bowling Green
37 Bioadway
"i Broadwav
Howling Green
. Bowling Green
2(1 Broadway
I Howling Green
<11 Broadway
72 Broadway
17 Broadway
' Howling Green
J Howling Grcuu
? 111 Broadway
'II Broadway
72 Broadway
2B Broadway
7 Howling Green
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY
sr.x ASP MOON. I H III n watbk.
Fun rises & '-'4 | Gov. Island eve K 26
Bud sets 6 37 | Sundy Hook 7 41
Mood sets eye ? ? I liell Gate evo 10 11
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 12,1877.
ARRIVALS.
BKPORTKD BT TUB I1KRAI.D STHAM YACHTS AND HERALD
WHI'rKhTtnSK TKLKUKAPII LINK,
stentner Snevia (Geri. Kransen. Hamburg March 28 via
Havre 31st, with indse and 240 passengers to Kunliarut A
Co. Experienced strong northerly winds tho eiitlro pas
sage: April 0. lat 41 30, l"ii .V* 12. passed a White Mar
steam or, brand K: same day. lat 41 nil, lot 59 53, a Ger
man steamer (Hromeu line), bound K; lnth, lnt 41 DO, Ion
?M? <*4. a National line steamer, bound W.
S'eamer Colon, Griffin, Asninwnll April 3, with nidse and
passengers to the I'ostiffe Ma I Steamship Go.
Steamer San Salvador, Nlckersoti. Savannah 4 days,
with ridseand passengers to Geo Yonge. April HI. off Capo
Ilatirras. passed a bug hove to, showing a house signal,
white ling with red lett-r II In centre; nth. near llntteras.
plcned up a boat containing the captain and crew ol schr
loan, of Brewer. .Me. tho vessel having gone ashore on Hat
tern* Shoals and Income a total loss; brought tliu crew to
this port (see Mlses||?ny).
Steamer.I B Schuyler, . Savannah April 5, In bal
last to order
Steamer Charleston. Loekwood, Charleston April t?, with
radse ami passengers to,las W (Julntnrd A Co April 11, In
a very heavy sea. passed toe automatic buoy at the pulut of
llatl rs* Slin ill. which was ? lit of order and silent.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Itlchinond, City Point
and Norfolk, mdse and passenger! to thu Old Dominion
steamship Co.
Steamer John Ulbson, Maslngo. Ooorgetown, DC, with
mdse to J L Booms. Jr.
steamer Hercules, Swasey, Philadelphia, with coal to
the Beading KB Co.
Bark Albion (Nor). La roan. Liverpool 42 day*. In ballast
to Louts Tetena. Had One weather.
Bark lUrtaele (ltal), baearsse, Newcastle Jaa 22. with
milso to l> A d K Mr jar: veseel to Lauro. Story A Co.
Bark Equator (Car). Wailia, Hamburg 40daya, with mdaa
to C Toblaa A Co. April 5. Carl Kruaa. aaamau, whlla on
lookout war washed overboard and drowrod
Bark Volplni (ltal), Oneto, Leghorn 5M dar>, with mar
ble. Ac., to C P Hardy A Co. Passed Gibraltar Feb 25: had
moderate weather; April 3, let 3308 Ion 71 2D, exchanged
signal* with a bark bound H, showing signal letters CB1I BP.
Bark Kloreila. Craiir. Hataaaaa IB daya. with auger to
Haven.eyer A Kliler: rraael to Juiuea Henry, linen 10 daya
N ofliattaraa with atrong NS1V and KE galea.
liark Karl ot Elgin (Br). Alexander, Philadelphia, iu bal
la?t to Ceo W Culton. Waa towed to thia port by eieamer
Hercules.
llri.' Joiund (Nor). Kruaae. Harana 14 daya, with sngar
to Kuncli. Kdve A <?. April 0, had a heavy NE gala, lent
iug 48 hours, in which stove bulwarks.
Schr Win McLoou. Morgan. 8| Pierre 22 daya. with augar
to K I' Buck A Co: vessel to llavilund A Preseey. Waa 12
days X ol II altera* with atrong KE and NW galea.
sebr W A hovering. Smith, Cedar Key* 13 dsya, with
lumber to Eppiuger, Russell A Co: veaael to Evans, Ball
A Co.
sour J 3 Lamprev. Bellows, Peiisecola 18 days, with lum
ber to tbo New 11 uven Htaam sawmill Co; veaael to Doane
A Colt.
sebr K H Mitchell, Mitchell. Elisabeth Citv. NO. 12
daya. wuu corn to I.ana A Son*. Had strong NK galea.
Schr Fochaeaet. Brackett. Klch:uoud. Va.
Schr J M Carter. Carter, Richmond, Vn.
Schr A Muysick, lllggina, Virginia.
Schr Vapor, Chamberlain. Virginia,
schr M C Arnold. Arnold. Virginia.
SolirCT Hubbard, i oveland, Virginia,
Schr Two Marys. Crowley. Viiglnla. i
Schr Woodruff Sims. Bennett. Virgin)*
Schr Mary Jane. Allen. Virginia.
Scbr Sarah Sliuberl. Tomlln. Virginia.
Schr C F Wright. Cropper, Virgiul*
Schr Sarah A Lucy. Howkor. Virginia.
Schr Cordelia Newklrk. Huntley. Virginia.
Schr Uiiima Jane, Tmmunt. Virginia.
Bchr K Warren. Dickinson. Virginia.
Scbr M S Tlbbetts, Mnxwell, Virginia.
Schr J T Williams, Newbnr.'. Virginia,
Schr W II Keusel. sopor, Virginia.
Bchr L White, Abbott, Virginia.
Schr A J Alc.'tt. Loveland, Vlrgiula.
Schr 11 T Wood, Cnrlta. Virgiuiu.
Schr.! W Strout, Colllua. with cargo rrom steamer Sua
land, ashore at Long Branch.
gy Steamer Colutnhus, Read, from Havana, which ar
rived lltli, report* Kith inst,encountered a severe north
erly gale i 11th, off Hsbteras. spoke bark Lictie Merry, of
Boston, Irora Matansas. houml N: off Abtecom, passed a
large number of aehoonera bouud N.
gyBarks Mia Madro (ltal), and Sues (Nor), which were
anchored In the lower bay, came np to the city 12th, FM.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney, Hallett. Boston lor New
York.
Steamer Albatross. Davis, Fall River for New Turk.
Steamer City ot Kitchburg, Springer. ? New Bedford far
New Yortc.
SleaiuerOalatea. Watden. Providence tor New York.
Steamer Bolivar. Geer. New London and Norwich for New
York.
Brig Kuth Hall. Oliver, New Haven for New York.
Schr Venture (Br). Hatfield, Windsor, NH. for New York,
bchr Scud, Hallowell, Windsor, XS. for N?w York.
Schr Alexandra (Br). Turner, St Johu, NU, lor New York.
Schr Sparta, Arey Wluterport, Ma, for New York.
Schr Ida Orover. Orover. Portland for New York.
Schr Hal tie a Collins. Hraiuard. Boston fur Now York*
hihr J 11 Borden. Baker, ball River for New York.
Schr F Mcrwin, Bunco, Kali Itlver lor New York.
Schr Louis Walsh. Comaiock, Kail River far New York.
Schr G L Simmons, Blmmons, Fall River lor Philadel
phia.
Scbr Moses Adams, Adams, (lloitcestar for New York,
bchr It S Dean, White. Ware!)am for New York,
schr W'tu K Burden, Adams, Providence lor New York.
Hclir Highlander, Wood, Providence fur New York.
Sohr Young Teaser. Facrtnire. Providence tor New York,
Schr Marcellus, Young, Providence for New York.
Schr M Harris, Providence for New York.
Schr Atlantic. Coombs, Providence for Now York.
Schr John Price. Nickerson, Providence for New York.
Schr K 11 Wilson, Hart, Providence for New York.
Schr Florence J Loekwood, St John, Providence for New
York.
Bchr Mauna Lou, Sann-rd. Providence lor New York.
Bchr Wm MeCobb. Cleveland. Providence for New York.
Schr J II Youug, Barrett, Pawtucket for New York.
Schr Magellan. Dale, Pawtueket for New York.
Schr Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Bristol lor New York.
Schr M F Webb, Cook. Westerly lor New York.
Schr Bertha, Cunover, Wiokford lor New York.
Schr S Applogute. Mathews, New London fnr New York.
Schr Chief, Siultli. Norwieli fur New York.
Schr 8 J Gurney, (inrney, Norwich for New York.
Schr Laura S Hatch. Kelsey, Hartford for New York
Schr Joseph Allen. Hall, New llnveu for Virginia.
Scnr J R Mitchell, Morreil, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Flatnborough (Br), Fruser, New York for St
John. MB. and Yarmouth, NS.
Steamer Franeonla. Urezg. New York (or Portland.
Steamer Nentune, Berry, New York for Boston.
Steamer Henry Chauncey (lately belonging to Pacific Mall
SS Co), New York for Cow Bay, LI, to be broaen up.
Brig British Queen (Br), Eaton, Mew York lorCornwallia,
NS.
Schr Vesta (Br), Palmer, New York for Point-a-Pltre.
Schr American Chief, Snow. New York for New Bedford.
Schr Nelson Harvey. Llltlo. New York tor Now Bedford,
Schr Messenger, Dean, New York for Taunton,
schr Onward, Gorbain, New York fur Nantucket.
Bclir Harvest, Corwin. New Yorg for Providenre.
Schr John Warren. Mc'Jar, New York tor Providence,
Schr Samuel Kicker, Kicker, New York for New Haven.
Schr Anson Brown, Johnson, New York lor Stamfoid.
Schr S. K Potter, Oakley, Mew York for Sag Harbor.
Schr.) S Terry. Orison, Hobokeo tor Providence.
Schr L O Wells. Wells, llobokeu for Providence.
Scbr Mary Riley. Riley, iloboken for Providence.
Schr Mellie Brown. Kelly, Weohawken for Boston.
Schr John Boyiitou, Hill. Port Johuson for Boston.
Schr Willie Martin, Luce. Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr M K Wooohull, Marshal, Aiubov for Providence,
bchr J S Pike, Robinson, Philadelphia for 8t John, NB.
Brigs Alice Brndshaw (Br), from New York for Bridge
water. NS. mid W N II Clements (Br), do lor St John, MB,
sailed tram Hart Island roads AM.
CLEARED.
Steamer Gellert (Ger), Barenus, Hamburg via Plymouth
and Gherbourir?Kunliardt A Co.
Steamer W A Hcholten (Dutch), Jeusen, Rotterdam via
Southampton ?Punch, Kdye A Co.
Steamer Camma (Br), Llddlcoat. Bermuda?A B Outer
bridge.
Steamer Isaac Boll, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond?Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steumer Octaroru, Remold*. Kaltiniore?Wn DalielL
Steamer K C Blddle. Davis. Phlladelolila?-las llaud.
Steamer Elite Knight. McCrary, Philadelphia?Boftert
A Morgan.
Steamer Praneonla. Bragg Portland?.) K Amat.
Steamer Neiitune. Berry. Koatou?H K D'mock.
Ship Borneo, Shaw, Cape TowuvUGil) and Mauritius (Af
ilca)?0 W Hertanx.
tvtrk Lucia (Br), Crowley, Adelaide?Arkell, Tnfti A Co.
Bark lt.cn (Ger), Wendcrhorst, Trieste?Theodore Huger.
Bark liattle M (Br) Katou Naples?J W Parker A Co.
Bark Marv llogarth (Br), Shields, Genoa and Leghorn
Punch. Edye A Co.
Bark Morning Star (Br), 8lsson,Ht J ago de Cuba?Way
dell A Co
Brig Nuovo San Michele (Ital), Slano, Gloucester, K?
punch. Kdye A Co.
Brig Kedink, Poters, Belfast, I?P Talhot A Co.
Brig L'Avvonire (Ital), Grego, Alexandria, E?John 0
Seagei ?
Schr Mathilda Krans, Small, Montevideo for orders
Brett, Son A Co.
Schr K \V Dauham, Chase, Barscoa?B J Wenborg A Co.
Sclir Flora Woodhuuse, Lawry, Jacksonville?Warren
Ray.
Schr Bella Russell. Smith, Jacksonville?Bentley. Gilder
sleeve A Co.
Schr Clara, Steelman, Wilmington, NC?Slaglit A Petty.
Sclir Kate Routmell, Ad?ius, Philadelphia?Overton A
Hawkins.
Schr Howard Holder (Br), iloldtr, Newark?P I Novius A
Sou.
Sclir Geo P Trigg. Gammon, Gloucester- Doane A Gott.
Schr Daulel Currio, Pease, Mlddlotuwa. Ct?Ferguson A
Wood.
Schr Amelia Augusta, Mott. Hartford?Ferguson A Wood.
Schr liattle Low, Wright, Norwich?Frauk Pidgeon, Jr.
SAILED.
Steamers W A Hcholten (Dutch), lor Rotterdam; Gellert
(Ger), Hamburg; Atlas (Br), Kiagstun. Ac; Caelum (Br),
Bermuda; Isaac Bell, Richmond, Ac; Elite Knight. Phila
delphia; Albemarle, Lewes, Del; ships Borneo, Cape
Town slid .Mauritius; Abner I Henyou, Han Francisco;
barks Brilliant (Nor), Limerick; Atlanta iGeri, Hamburg*
Alberto (Aus).Cork; Fetlsch (Gar). Yokohama; Strnlsund
(Ger), Hamburg; l.innea (Nor), Cndls and Seville: Serra
no (Br), Genoa: I'adre (Atis), Trieste; Florida (Br), Klsl
iioru; Atlanta (Ger), Hamburg; Ismaele (Ital), Belfast;
Trcinont. Montevideo (and anchored in the lower buy) ; Nle
taux (Br). St George (Bermuda); Levanter ; brig
Clylle, Hague.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
STKAVkit AcatM.KS. at Philadelphia 12th from Fall River,
will go on thn dues lor repairs, having lust rudder, Ac., off
Muntauk (as belore reported).
Mm* L>: Gkanii Gustav (Bolgi, ashore at Lewes, Del, Is
Creparlug to discharge her ballast. The anchors have uol
ecu laid out Iroiu her as .tel.
Haiik GliPliicus (Nor), Baltimore for Hamburg (before
reported), is aebore at Ocean View, in l.yuaaven Bay, be
tween Cape tieury and tho Kip Raps.
Hark Si urn a (Ital), remained ashore ut Lewes, Del. PM
April 12, but will prooahly couttact to be got off.
KAltk IIawthokx, ashore at l,owrs. Del. lias anchors
aud hawsers out and Is preparing to dlschaige ballast.
Bakkk Dux Jvrto. and Yol-nnu Kaiilk (Br), both bound
to Belfast, I, from Baltimore, rode out the gale of April I)
In the James Rivor, but were compelled to cut ewey their
topmasts.
Bakk Lipo (Ital), SclilalHuo, from Baltimore April 0 for
Cork lor orders, returned to Baltimore ?eelerday with a
slight leak, loss of luretopinaat and some light tails.
llAltk (Jaki-ioNK (I tali, which went ashore near Cape
Henry In January last, was sold by auction at Baltimore
11 an lust lor HI**) cash.
Hnin Kfvstiinr, Capt Beatty, which arrlvod at Matansns
April 2. msde the passafte from Haltlmore In i days and S
hours, said to be tlia i|ulckesl ou record.
Bulb LllASRL, from Calbarlen for Portland, which put
Into Norlolk March Ifs loakv and with loss ol her cuiitain,
lias repaired and Is leloaoing her cargo lor Philadelphia;
will not proceed to Portland.
Schk LocRRTIa, Miller, from New York April 12 for St
Tliomae, went ashore at W:.'k) AM on Knmer Mioals, hut got
off at 4 PM same day without assistance. Received no
damage.
Sciik VkTO, Krell, Irom PeiisacolaforPhiUdulphla.be
fore reported ashore on Couch Reel, got off ami arrived at
Kev West April II. Her entire keel Is sonposed to be gone.
Holder broken, ve.<e< strained and leaking badly. A survey*
recommended ber to discbarge cargo.
Sen it ('has Cakkom., ol lleiiuis, ISO tons, built nt Essex,
Ct. >n 1H.j(I, now at Providence, lias uecn sold to Capt Wm
Deuike, of Elir.abcthport, lor fHGi. hbc w ill berealter hail
Ir.iui New York.
Schk Tram; Wixn, ashore at Lewes, is being stripped by
her own crew.
Scmt Erilv II Navlor, Fisher, from Cardenas lor Plilln
delphla, put Into Norfolk April II with loss of satis, an
chors, Ac.
HcHit Hawaii H. from Italtiniore for Belfast. Me, Willi
corn, lost lore meal and inaintupmast and wont ashore iu
James lllver In Hie late gale.
Sciik Canary, from Mobjack Bay for Boston, at Lewes,
Del. l? discharging deckload of ship timber in order to gel a
pomp to work.
SriiIt Ll'rV A Oucott (170 tons burthen, of St George.
Me ). from West Point, Vs. lor Crlsflold. lost both anchors
In the gale of the Oth and went ashore near Yorkmwn.
Sciik L N Lhvri.u Irom Fall Itlver for Philadelphia, be
fore reportad ashore st Lowes, Del, was hove ulf AM April
12 with loss of rudder and tour Icet of water In her hold.
Hie was walling lor a tug to tow her to the llrenkwater,
Schk John A GRirriN from Haltlmore for llohoken, be
fore reported ashore at the Breakwater, lias thrown over
board about .'si tons of cargo, and If she Is nut got olf the
next tide will throw overboard more to-day. A contract
has been made to get liar off aud deliver her at the Break
water.
Schr Ok* SnEUWAK, from New York for Providence, with
coal, before reported damaged by being ashore on Black
Ledge, will dlecharge cargo at New Loudou, where It has
been sold.
Hcab Piu Gut. flrom Turks Islands for Boston, which
put Into New I-endou damaged by collision. Use made lea
pornrv repairs, and sailed tor destination April 11.
Kens Waltkb II Tiiobbuibb. Irom Satilla. tie. with lum
ber for Philadelphia, put into Charleston April 12, leaking
1800 strokes per boor.
Schi Iowa?Captain Coombs, ol sebr lone, of Hrewer,
Me, lost on llatteras Khoals, makes tbe following statement
TT-i *
regarding the loss of uls vesselLeft Kocklend. Me. for
Jacksonville. Fla. with e caruo of ice. and experienced a
succession of heavy gates until reaching the vicinity of
Cape llatteras. which Blew awav the sails, carried away
rigging and otherwise damaging the vessel. rendering her
helpless and unmanageable. April H. struck on llatteras
Shoals, compelling all hands to take to the liuat, tbe vessel
becoming a total loss: put out to see to avoid the breukers
aud next day were picked up by the steamer Kan Salvador,
from Savannah for New Vork, where we were kindly re
ceived and provided lor. Tho lone was 131 tons burden,
built at Hrewer, Mo, in 1867, whoro the was owned by
llolyoke A Co.
Kenn John 0 McKhain, trum Philadelphia for Alexan
dria, belore reported ashore on Point No Point, will be n
total loss, with the cargo. Jaiuee Andrews, the captain;
Hubert Catrop. tbe mate, and a colored man from Washing
ton. were drowned. The steward. Joseph Muxingo. tlie only
?urvivur, was saved by swimming ashore. The bodice of the
drowned men were washed ashore and taken in charge by
citisensofKt Marys county. Md.
SenH .1 1' Auks, wrecked at the Isle of Shoals in Jatinary
Inst, and purchased and floated olT by Po>tsuioutb parties,
came off the marine railway at Kltterv on trie 3d, having
been thoroughly repaired. Schr Kmuia K Porter, which
put iutn Portsmouth in a riainaoed condition about tbe
middle of March, with a'load of salt, was tsken on the
railway as soon as the J P Ainei was scut off; she will lie
thoroughly repaired aud receive new calls and rigging be
fore calling.
A despatch from Cow Bay, dated April 12, states that tba
coast is olear of Ics.
Ai.ktanpiiia. April 10?Kchr Henry Pinch and another
echooner (3-uiasteri. name unknown, are reported ashore
on Hugged Point.
Kugautown, April 10?Schr Good Templar, from Glouces
ter, to bait here, struck on Stony Point, Cape Poge, night el
Oth. and drove up on the beach, where she bilged. Crew
saved.
KokTBBsa Monuok, April 12?A sehooner lumber laden,
from James Rivar for Baltimore, anelioteJ off Mohjack Bay,
b is both insets cut away. The captain has gone to Haiti
more lor tow.
Havana, April 7? Retire Llsste Major, from Hi John, KB,
via M atausus. and Addle Ryerson, Irom do via Curdeuas.
hud rough weather on tbe voyage. Koriner lust about 3000
feet lumber and latter about 25 box shoots.
Halifax, April 12?A telegram from St Pierre (Mlyue
. The Preucb hark
and became a total
ijaniraa( *'P' ?? s ? A tv iBKIHIU IIVI
Ion), reports a great storm there to-day. The French hark
Hortense and brig Atlas were stranded
lors.
The sealing steamor Fa'.con, on the w ty from Sydney for ,
repairs, broke propeller and put back. She bad only 1.000 i
seals.
Long Branch. April 12, AM?Weather gooi, sea smooth;
condition of steamor Rusland unchanged since last report.
Wreckers are at work saving cargo.
Norfolk. April U?The schr James W Boyle, urrlved
here yesterday in distress, having lost her anchors off Back
River.
Xkwfort, April 12?Schr Ella Clifton (Br). Kimball,
from Providence for 8t John, KB. before reported ut Vine
yard ilaveu us having been in eolllslou off Gay Head with a
schooner night of 7th, arrived here to-day. Hhe is supposed
to be tbe unknown vessel that run lulu schr Slnolu. at thii
port, night of 7th off Oulck's Hole, the cnplulu of Utter
thinking that it was a British schooner that came In con
tact with lilt vessel.
Pkndacola, April 5-Rhtp Hannah MorrisfBr, 1108 tons),
which cleared March 30 for Hull, with u cargo or 64.000 feet
timber aud 25,000 ieet lumber, while being towed to sea
yesterday evening, struck on the middle ground. Two
steamers are at work on iter uow trying to pull her off.
(Ji'kbkc April 12?A pilot schooner leaves here to-day for
Bicwitb the Hrst detachment of pilots for inward bound
vessels.
Launched? At Port Ludlow, W T, recently, n 3-maetnd
sehooner nurand Huoneme, built by tbe llall Brothers, and
abont 310 tons register.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Maciiias, Mo. April 10?Tbe black spar buoy In Cross
Island Narrows has gone altogether, and the can buoy on
Seal Cove Ledges. HW side of Cross Island, Is oat of posi
tion l)a miles to tbe northward.
WHALEMEN.
Railed from San Francisco April 4, bark Dawa, Williams,
for a cruise.
A letter *rom Cant Downs, of bark Petrel. of NR. dated
Capo Town. COM, March 6. reports arrived there Feb 25. no
oil since last report. Would sail that day to cruise and
home.
SPOKEN.
Bark Happy Home (Rr), ftom New York for Wlscssset,
April 10. off Cape Elisabeth.
Kchr O W Hentley, Pettlgrew, from New York for Port
Maria, Ja, March 28. lat 30 20, Ion 70 3a
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEW&
Amsterdam. April II? Balled, bark Brace (Nor), Chris
ten sen, Philadelphia.
Bayoknk. April 10?Arrived, brie Esperauco (Br), Har
rinctoo, Philadelphia, cargo damaged.
Cardiff, April' 12?Sailed, ehip Louisiana, Oliver, Rio
Janeiro; Mourj 8 Sanford, Sleeper, Houg Kong; scbra E A
Buir.loy, Town send, StJago; Canton, Henley, Hav'tnn.
Corusna, April 7?Arrived, brig J L Stewart (Br), Crane,
New York; sehr E S Newman. Newman, do.
Cadiz, April 11?Arrived, bark David Habcock, Coleord,
Seville; brig J Williams (Br), Williams, do.
Sailed 8th. baik Anna (Br), Mcl'hall, Gloucester, Mais;
aclir Kemett, Unptll, Boaton; 11th, brig Stephen Bishop,
Qilkey, l.louoester,
Dokokkciit, April 10?Arrived, bark Audbltd (Nor), Mad
seu. Pensacola.
Dunoknkss. April 12-Off, bark John A Uarvle (Br),
Lockhart, Baltimore for Bremen.
Dublin, April 12?Sailed, bark Xt ? Caan (Br), Cann,
Qnebee.
DnoauEPA. April 12?Sailed, bark Vesterllde (Nor), Hen
dricksen. Now York.
Gloucester, April 11?Arrived, bark Glaeonlmo (Ital),
Bonlfsxlc, Baltimore.
Oalway, April 12?Sailed, bark Wallace, MeCormack,
New York. *
QibralTAR, April 12?Sailed previously, bark Abd-el-Ka
der. Sparrow (from Palermo), Boston-so reported.
Havre, April 11-Arrived, brig Valentine (Fr), Provost,
Charleston.
Liverpool, April 11?Arrived, ship Lilian (Br), Diek,
Pensacola.
Sailed 12th. ship Flying Foam (Br), Woolston, Qnebee;
bark Auguste (der). Von llarten. Baltimore
l.KiTtt, April 12?Sailed, harks Cotvprti Dubrovackl (Ans),
Sianos, United States; Devete Dubrovackl (Ans), Krose
vlch. do.
Lkuiioiin, April 10?Sailed, bark Albeit Seliulls, Latham,
Boston.
Palermo, April 10?Sailed, steamer Arch Drnid (Br),
Carmtcbaei. New York direct.
Pillau, April 8?Arrived, bark Sunshine (Nor). Nellsen,
New York.
Pbrkambcco, April 11?Arrived previously, brig Anna
(Ger), Breckwoldt, New York.
Qukknstowx, April 12?Arrived, ships Juliet (Br),Pu
guid, San Francisco; Arundel Castle (Br), Steel, de; barks
Llgnt Brigade (Br), Butt, Philadelphia; Casparl (Nor),
Flock. New York.
Halted 12th, 4 PM, steamer Wyoming (Br),Jonee (from
Liverpool), New York.
Rotterdam, April 10?Sailed, brig Barbara llendrlka
(Dutch), Mrljer, Boston.
Valencia, about April 0?Sailed, steemer Caledonia (Br),
Allison. New York.
West Hartlepool, April 10?Arrived, bark Granton
(Rns), Knrsel, Pensacola.
London, April 12?The ship Itaska, Cotton, Irom Lobes
de Afuera for Valencia, which put Into Gibraltar March 27,
leaking, hae proceeded.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Acajuti.a, March 22?In port, bark Zephyrns (Col), Saul,
for San J use.
Aspinwai.l. April 1?Arrived, schr Maggie M Rivers, Riv
ers, Philadelphia.
Arrived March 21. acbrs Brigadier (Br), Baxter, Kings
ton. Jit: 27tb Victor Put*. I'ltikhatu, New York
Bomhay, Ma.'ch 12 ?In port, snips centennial, Ilcame,
and Raphael, Sherman, far Havre; Prince I'egent (Br),
Graham, for do; den D< mvillo (Br), Stanton. uuo; bark
ltniius. Smart, lof rice ports.
Arrived April B, ship Alexander Yeats iBr), Dunham,
Liverpool.
llvxNo* An; as. April 11? In port, brig Elisabeth Wins
low, imcke. lor New York, about ready for sea.
('ali.ao, March 15?Arrived, sltft Kmg Oneiric (Br), Mel
ville. San Francisco (and sailed 17th for Huanillos); 10th,
City Camp t llr>. Clark, Newcastle, K; lHtli, hark Hester A
Hlanehsrd. Hardy, Victoria.
Sailed 15th. snips Little Willie (C It), Mason. Paget
Round , 17th. Jeremiah Thompson lladlev. Pabcllon.
In I'ort March 2(i, ships John Hryce, Morse, disg; West
Held (Br). L avltt, do.
Ciiaxckkico. March 20?In poet, schr John Bright, wtg.
OaHhkien, March 51 - Arrived, brigs Bock (Hrt. Wright,
St Thomas; Acella Thurlow. White, do: April 4, aenrt Mag
gie Calu. Scull. Matansas; Archer A Roovos, Smith, Phila
delphia.
Saih'd March 31, brig Alice I<ea, Foster, Now York; schra
Margie, MuFaddon, Philadelphia; Lavinia F Warren, John
son. New York; S I, Burns, Crosby, Sagua; April 4, Thus J
Martin, Marts. New York.
CtENFUr.uos A-rll 4?Arrived, schr Taylor A Mathls,
Chessman. Philadelphia.
Sailed Anrll 4. hrlgs John Shay. Nlckerson, Now Y'ork:
Peerless (lir), Florlan, do; schr Providence, Hico. Trini
dad.
Cardenas. Ap.ll 5?Arrived, sclir ft J (Hive (llr), Stew
art. Matansas; llth, bark Zlhn iRr), Morina. Ardrossan.
Dries Belle Waltais (Bri. Waycoit, Liverpool; sclir Marv D
llasKell, Carter, Purlland
Sailed llth, hurk Fearless (llr). Slater, N of liatterae;
brigs Kabonl. Coombs, do; Bessie May (Br), Buck, do; Jo
sie A Devereux, Kstes, dn.
In port. April."t, barks John Read (Br), Hart ling for N of
Ilatteras; Endeavor. Mounttort for do; hrlgs l*?no Thur
low, Cortiett; Maggie Wood illri. Buck hard t . A W Onddard
(Br). la-wls: Sarah A Emma, Hanson; Oakeatellr_
Sparks; C C Robinson, Adams; John Pierce, Town-end;
Sorata (Br), Lander, and John lltighttnan, all for do; selira
Maggie Mulvey, Fountain; Lewis S Davis, Osborne; Wave
Croat. Wlnehenbach: Abide Dunn. Fountain; Charles K
Hears, Turner; Thomas W Stone. Pltrher; draco Webster,
dales . Annie Bliss. Simmons: Katie Collins. Mathls: II D
May, Mav; O V Drisko, Drisko. and H J Olive (Br). Stew
art. all tor do.
Cow Hat. CB, April 11, I'M?Sailed, steamer Alhambra
(llr), Nnw Y'ork.
Ker.ics llAnnoK (Smyrna). March is?In port, bark Han
cock Nlckerson, lor New Y'ork, wind hound.
Havana, April 5?Arrived, sehr Joseph Souther. Watts,
St John, N B; (Ith. steamer Maria (Sp) Molina. New Orleans
(will proceed Clth lor llurcelotia) : achra A Denlke, Jones,
do; C S Hart, Davis, Philadelphia.
Also arrived Hth, hark C A IJtileUeld, Carver, Cardiff;
7th. echrs Nancy Smith. Davis. Pi lladelphla; Addie llyer
aon, Makovey, St John, NB, via Cardenas; Lissle Msjor,
Tracy, do via Matansas,
Sailed Bth, steamer Castilla (Sp), Kquidasa (Irom Now
Orleans), Barcelona; hark Kmillo Barabino (F||), .Mir.
IVnsncola; 7th. steamer (My of Havana, shorwood, Vera
Crux, Ac; hrlg Cites Dennis, Dodge. Hague.
In Port 7th brigs Qttaco (Br), Hill-Ion. lor N of Ilatteras :
Osmbia, Harding, tor do: seltrs Lnole Marcltison. Jones, for
New York; Louisa Bliss, Strong, for N of Ilatteras via
Cardenas, and others. ?
Halifax, NH. April 13. AM?Hailed, stoamer Ontario
(Br). Houebeite (from Liverpool), Philadelphia.
Arrived Bth. schr N M Haskell, Malone, New York.
Cleared loth, bark Win Wilaou (Br), Loudou.
Limrooi.. April 11?flatted, itrwir Tberalan (Bf)y
Iluria, Bntoo.
?"??<?% April 5?Arrived, b*rls Qm?i of the South
Fleming. Greenock.
Belled 7tb. scbr Ahble O Titeomb, K?a?jr, N of II at tore*
In port 7th, Prigs Liberty. Deveveanx, for Kalttoieret
Goo W Chase, P?tt?'m, for Philadelphia; barks LtpnuiO,
Buuker, tor Nov York; Minnie Hooter. Woodman, fit*
llompton Roads: sehrs Eomi Crosby, Crosby; li i*
Bridges. Laadrtck. and May MclraxUad. McForUud. for M
of llottoroo.
Paxaxo. Morch 20?Arrived, steamer Honduras,- Dexter,
Central America.
Saliod 29th, otooiner tooth Corollas, Morton, Central
America.
(JLMKnaTOU *. April 7- Arrived previously, chip Miolxtel
?f Morula Br). Frltt. Patacke.
Kio Jaskixo Marrti 5?Arrived, Darks Winifred (Bit,
Hutlgins, Mulitiociro: 7th, Maydjueen,. Springsteen,. do;brig
Chowan, Clements, do
Soiled Morch 7. berk Moggie V Hit**, Steed, Baltimore.
Skcojatx (Guatemala), Morch 21?to port, scbr Uraodr
Bought, nnr.
Saoua, April 5? Arrived,herk Addo J Hunner, Weleh, St
Tbumoa; schrs Alnio, Johnson, end David Aruox, If landers,
1J uvons
In port April ft, barks Jose E More, Carlisle, for New
York; S It Lyman. Plnhbam for N of Hatterne; trips
Minnie Butler (Hr). Campbell: L K Moueen, Huntley; An
Bella. Evaus: Moras Dev. Crooiy. sod F H Jeouings, Mo
honey, lor do; ecbre Mary B tUaplea. Putnam. fur Nov
York; K b Burns, Crosby; A P Auiae, Ackou ; K D Kndi
cnti. Carroll; L W Wbeeler. Boeuiu ; J R lloilliUy. Ven
Cleuf: Annie Levis, Al'lrlcb; Lewis Kbrmen, Collins; liar
nion Curtis. Curtis, end Alma, Joh::*aa, for N of llntterea
St Jons. NB. April 10? Arrived, sdu Mtaala (Br) ..Watte.
Now York.
Cleared 10th. steemor Svead i'OibI Aerie, Curd iff; bark.
Arabia (Br). Eastna, Bristol; sehr Obuunlra iBr), Melnaoy,
Barbados.
Sailed lUtb, bark Wawaleaoa (Bri, Wllnom Londonderry.
Zarbisar, March 7?Arri-ed, aetk Tarda XapaiL. Badhel*
dor. Muse at, to eall eoen for Boston.
A-lIEIilCAN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, April lO- Cleared, sehrs Charmer. Prorts
deuce; lleury Davey, Now Bedford; E II Atwood. George
town; Hettlo Baker, do; Henry Adalbert (from Georga
towni.
11 tb--Arrived, schr* Ed via J Morrhion, Boston: Rhode
Holmes, Windsor NS: Warren Sawyer, New York; E A L
Curdery aud Lllllo Falkeuburg, ? for Waahlugton;
lleury F Havens, Kliaa Moore auil D Brown, - for
Georgetown.
Cleared-Schri Che* Dennis, Providence; Hamburg., for
orders; Hlcbard Van* (from Georgetown), .
HOHTO S, April 12?Arrived, steamer FotUvitln, Sujow,
Pbllade Iphta.
BALTIMORE, April 12?Arrived, barks Trionfo (Ital),
Tlxl, Curlt; Gennroso 11 tell, Itnouocore, Liverpool; Vug
Berg iGer), Poget. Iluliaud; S D Carltun, t'reeuuui, Liver
pool; HolTunng (Ger), Gerlach, MUferd: NerUeuskJold (Bur).
Peterson, Grl.ustad; Mad re Cerutl dtal). l'uinmaeo, l.vnn;
brig II B. Cleaves, Cummlaie. Malauaae; ecbr A B Hyer,
Botts, Perisaools.
Cleared?Steaiuors Win Craoe. Howes, Boston; America,
Billup, Savuniiuli; barks Vasa (Nor), NleUon. Elelnore;
Countess ot DulTsrla (Br). Tegam, Loudiodcrry; Pater
Crevor (Br), Muuro. Cork: Rasa (Aast), Coenlicti. I^aeea*
town; brigs Italia (Br), Millar. Ht Johns, l'R; Spray Bloom
(Br). Gauuii, St Tboraae: scbro Maud Seward. AppLegartb,
Nassau ; Edgar llalgbt, Callcy, New York; Marietta Steel
inan. Towers. Salem; Albert Thomas. Rosa. Charleston;
Tlllio Vanderkerchen, Batnman. Boston.
Sailed?Steamer Lake Chainplaln ; bafka NoeL. Storjoban ;
brigs Italia, Spray Bloom ; ecbr Maud Seward.
BANGOR. April 10? Arrived, ship Martha Cobb. Green
bauk. Havre, via Delaware Breakwater, to load for Liver
pool.
BATH, April 10?Sailed, echr Clara E Simpson, Tepler,
Pitlston. to load ico for Philadelphia.
CEDAIt KEYS, April 7?Sailed, scbr Franklin, Darts.
New York.
CHARLESTON. 8C, April 12-Arrired, steamers Via
gluts, Philadelphia; Falcon, Baltimore; scht W 11 Thnr?>
dike. Sutllla Itlvor for Philadelphia, leaky.
Cleared?Brig Andreas Bauok (Sw). Hanek. Cronstndt.
DARIEK, April 12?Arrived, bark Sunbeam (Br), Brown,
Liverpool.
Cleared?Barks Constaute (Aus:, Iraoeioh, Gibraltar;
George B Doano (Br), Corulug, Liverpool.
DEAL'S ISLAND. April 0?-bailed, schr Etta E Sylvester,
Nnwromh. Providence.
EUREKA, April 2?Sailed, bark Monitor. Saa Francisco.
EDO AKTOWN, April 10?In the enter harbor, brig Cbria
ta C Colson. Packard, Sagua la Grande for llo-t.-u.
FKHNANOINA. April 7 Arrived, schrs Etta Jt Jo vie.
Burner. Savannah; Nellie Treat. Whitney. St Augustine.
FORTRESS MONROE. April 12-Arrivod, bark Klder
klrk (Gen, Krohmntt. Kochefort. seeking.
Sailed?Ship Globe (Br), Harrison (from Antofogasta),
Falmouth, K.
FALL RIVER, April 0?Arrived, sebri Twilight, Catb
cart. Smith Anibov; Mediator, Davis, Port Johuson.
GALVESTON, April 7?Arrived, sclir Harriet Brewster,
Sanford, Vera Cru*.
12th?Sailed, bark S It Bearse, Sweetser, Philadelphia.
KEY WEST April 12- Arrived, ship J u Robertson (Br),
Seelev. Liverpool for orders,
MACIllAH, April 5?Arrlvod, schr Nellie F. Huntley, Near
York.
Otli?Sailed, scbr Garland, Libby, New York.
NORFOLK, April 10?Arrived, schrs L Malov, Abdell
Now York; Rebecca Knight, Leek, do; J D Johnston.
Roads. (Jo. John S D-wells. Howell, do; Irene Meeervey,
Jones. Kockport; Maggie Van Deusen. Jester, New York; 8
D Barnos, Decker, do; William McUee. Brown, uo; M Rod
gers. Abriims. do; William Masyck, Decker, do.
11th?Arrived, schr Ktnlly II Naylor, Fisher, Cardenas lot
Philadelphia (see Miscellany).
NEW BEDFORD, April lO?Sailed, tchr J B Clayton,
Gilford, 1'hliadulplila.
1 lib?Arrived, schr J I Worthlngton, Fitch, Port John
son.
Bailed?Schrs Huttie M Howes, llawes, Philadelphia; D
C Foster, Pedrlck, Now York.
NEWPORT, April 10?Arrived, schr Muroellus, Ilomieg,
Fall River for New York.
11th. H AM? Arrived, schr Lonts Walsh, Comstoek, Fall
ltlver for New York (aud sailed).
Sailed?Schrs Mary H Tower. Rich. Providence (or Vir
gin is; Minnie Chase, Barker, New Bedford; Daniel Morris,
Mankin. Weehawken for Nantuuset; Isabella Fuller. Ful
ler. Yarmouth tor New York; sloop George II Smith, Cbasa.
New Bedford for do.
12th?Arrived, schr Ella Clllton (Br), Kimball, Provi
dence via Vineyard Haven for St John, NB.
NAKltAOANSKTT, BI. April 11?Arrived In Dutch Island
llarhor Otli, sehr Mary Mil-swan. Chase, Sagua la Uranda
for Boston (and sailed llthl.
11th?Arrived and sailed, schr Mary A Drury, Gage, New
York for Boston.
Sailed-Sclirs Jnlln A Parsons, Scull. South Am bey for
Boston : Nicola. Randall, New York lor Portsmouth, Nil; L
M Strout. Fernald, lloboken tor Castine, Mo; 8 A E Corson,
Corson. Philadelphia for Boston.
NEW LONDON, April 11?Arrived, schr Fanny Fern,
lloboken.
Hailed ?Brig Mnggle Glen (Br), St John, NB; schrs 8 Aj
plegsto. New York ; Sarnli E Allen. Pri
Fred Gray ('rora Turks Island), Boston.
s 8 Ap
Isi and;
NEW IIAVEN. April 11-Arrlved. sehr B A Andrews,
Demon. Philadelphia.
PORT LUDLOW April 4?Sailed, bark Adalaida Cooper,
Hawes. San Francisco.
I'AbCAUOULA, April 8?Arrived, schr Palma, Taylos,
New Orleans.
Clesred?Barks Galllie (Dan), Dybdhal. Bordeaux: Julie
Ernestlao (Fr). Jean, do; sehr Sarah llall, Roberts, Key
West.
l'ENSACOLA. April 7?Arrived, ship Urenla (Nor), Jor
Senson, Glasgow; backs Eleetra (Dutch). Helnor. Amster
am: Leyroaux (Hr). Brown, St Thomas: Clara Maria
(Sws), Hiigge Bristol. Slreue (Ger), dallies. Liverpool;
B.inito (Br), Fraser, Norfolk; brig Kllida (Br), MeMulau,
Havanaah.
Cleared? Shin Joe Milberry (Br), Weston, Greenock, bark
Eiirnpa (Nor), Kllasen, Brest; schr Jechin, Oetehell, Phila
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA. April 12?Arrived, stoamers Juniata,
Catharine. Savannah: Achilles. Hscoa. Kail River; Berks,
Pendleton, Boston via Fall River; Centipede, Hewetl.
Boston; Panther. Mills, do; Hercules, Sweoey. Fall River;
Kuualor, lllovkley. Charleston ; ship Carl I.hick (Gen, lla
gel. Iaindon; barks Han Mssuranlen (Aus), Mrdanleh, Ply
mouth; Celestlna (Aus), Copaltleh, Gloucester, E; hrlg
Sagua, Munday, Sagua; sclirs Rovai Arch, Crowley. Port
laud: Armstrong. Ktlierldge, Boston; Emma L Cottinx*
haul, Sieelman. do; Oliver Ainos, Babbitt, do; II L Slier
man. Allev, do; Kato E Rich, Doughty, Lynn; Ellle H, Ray,
Fairtun, N J
Cluarcd?Stoamor Agnes, Smith, New Y'ork: hark Cecilis
(Sweil), Hook, Hamburg: bries Siiomulalnon (Uus). Hurl in.
dopeniiagen; 8 V Merrick. Llppiiicott, Matanzas; Trl Brats
(Aus), Stepanovleh, Ulhra'tar; Lord DulTrrin (Br), llarkvtt,
Barbados; schrs Llsile Katchelder, English. Asplnwall:
l'elro. Kelley, Keunebuntport: Wyoming, Foes. Wilming
ton, Nil; Siitagawa, (iuptill, Portland; Klwood Burton.
Jarvis. Hoverly ; Kste V Aithen. Brnwer, Boston Addte J
Nellie, Cameron, St John, Nil: Mary Freeland, Clark, Fall
River; Julia Garrison, Smith, do; Geo Aery. Kodgers Prov
idence; t! Harris, Benton, do; EC Babcock. Treen. do:
Reading Railroad No :t4. Adams, New lluven; Nellie H
Benedict, Terrell, New IjoiiUoii . Clarissa Allen, Butler,
Roekport: James Martin, Brown, Boston; Anna Marts,
Reeves. Millvllle.
I.kwks, Del. April 12?Arrived, sehrs Centennial, Bennett.
Turks Island; Fannie. New York.
Sailed?Harks Korsfo-e (Nor), tor Philadelphia; W J
Wlilting (Br), for Dohoy: brig E A Barnard, for Cardenasp
schr Iwar, lor Porto Cahello.
Passing out 4:20 PM, steamer Illinois, lor Liverpool*
Wind K, Iresh.
PORTLAND. April 10-Cleared, brig Zebenia (Br), Mefs
rlam. Parrsboro, NS.
11 tli?Cleared, sehr P L Smith, for New Yore.
12th? Cleared bsrk Henrietta (Br), Blmptoa, Cork ; sehf
Grace Ciishing. Philadelphia.
PROVIDENCE, April 11 - Arrived, sehr* Eddla Pierce,
llawes. Virginia; Mary E Whorf-, Rich, Virginia; Llsile W
llannum, Ooodspeed, do; A II Puryear. Brown, do; Warrea
J Crosby, Atwood, do; John Bslch, Itannah. Port Johnson;
C Mathews, Wentworlb. lloboken.
Sailed-Steamer Catharine Whiting, Herding. Phlladel
phis: schrs Florence I Lockwood. St John,Georgetown. DC;
Wm F Garrison. Howen: Rachels Miller, Smith; George
Aery, Rogers, and J C Cottiughnm, Ayres, Plilladelphlai
Alida, Cousins, Perth Ainhoy; A I' Colin, Brown. Sontl
Aniboy; Baltimore. Mowatt: Manna Loa. Sanford; Tsrrj
Not, Nickei'son: John Price. Nlekerson; A W Thompson
Mullen; It II Wilson, Clark, and Marceaa Munsoa, Jr, Day
tor. New Y ork.
PAtfTL'CKKT, April 11?Arrived, sehr Barrett I/Owla,
Wstson, lloboken.
Sailed?sclirs F 0 Smith, Smith, and Magellan, Smith,
New York,
RICHMOND, April 10?Cleared, bark Riga (Dan). Jon
gensen, Greenock.
Sailed?Bark Olof Glss (Sw>. Domev. Copenhagen: scbrt
Albert Dalle.v. Nssoii, New York; Zuletto Kenyan. Buuio
Ingliitm, Hartford, ct
SAN PKA.vClHCO, April 4?Sailed, ship Belvidere. Seat
lie. ?
12th?Arrived, ships Black llawk. Ilowland, New York;
River Nltli (Br). Carpenter, Ardroassu; hark Loch Ken
(Br). Cam ruing, do.
SAVANNAH. April 12?Arrived, bark Oaean (Br), Mo
Kensle. Bellu.t
Cleared?Schr Utile Lane, Bostoe.
Sailed-Steamers Leo. Daniels, Nassau; Wm Kennedy,
Foster, Baltimore; bark Ralph B i'oske (Br), Uobeu, Cm
lao.
SULI.IVAN, Me. April H? Sailed, schr Sea Dog, Strout,
Philadelphia
SOMERSET, April 0-Arrived, sehrs Belle Seaman,
Hteeiinan, euath Ainhoy : Volant, laird. Weehawker..
Sailed?Schrs Trade Wind, Cor,on, Philadelphia; J G
Fell, Hampshire. New York.
TARPAULIN COVE. April D?In port, hark Smyrnlute,
Hears from Port Kllt ihetli, WCA. tor Huston.
VINEYARD HAVEN, April ID?Arrived, schr* N III# 0
I'nlne, I'lrrca, PliilaOidphla for Boston; Arthur Burton,
Cdombs, l.lncolnvilld for New Bedford.
Tlieie were no departures.
WILMINGTON, N'C, April 10?Arrived, steamer Konefoo
tor, Jonas, New York.
12ih?Arriiod, hark Senior (Nor), Jannneien, Amster
dam.
Cleared?Hark Elisabeth Taylor (Br), Mitchell, Ant*
werp.
WAKEHAM, April 10?Sailed, echr R 8 Dean, White,
New Y ore.
WICKKORD, April 11?Sailed, schra Bertha, (hinovor,
Perth Ainboy: John Maulove. Hal lock. Elisalietliport.
WKSTKKLV, April 10?Arrived, echr K H Clark, Vare,
lid oken.
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