The New York Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1869, Page 12

12 FINE * "48. ON panna Worty-fourt’, Ansan! Exhibition of the National se Academy of Design. “we commence to-day our examination of the ‘works of art contributed to the Forty-fourth annual exhibition of the Natiqnal Academy of Design, No. 1, “Near Lexington, Virginia.” W. D. Washing- ‘ton. Mr. Wasbiagton, a friend, if not a pupil, of the late lamented Leutze, continued at Diisseldorf the studies which he had commenced at Pariz. He has Jately been eiected to the honorable position of “Professor of the Fine Arta’’ at pence. Ones ‘the President of which is ex-General R. H. Lee. ‘spectalty has hitherto been the interiors of churches ‘and oloisters, which he has: represented with re- markebie skill in numerous pictures. But, gifted as he is with great versatility of talent, we are not surprised to find that he has rendered very happily, 1 this igstance, the ‘peculiarly picturesque featured of the landacape scenery im the vicinity of Lex- ingtea, No. 9, “Off Rockaway, L. I.” J. A. Parker, Jr. A pretty view of sea-beach and ocean, but devoid of bigher merit‘than truthfainess. Nos, 10, 14 14, These representations of “Somerin- ayke H and the Bloomingdale,” “‘Somerindyke Lane’ “Dutch Church,” at Bloomingdale, by reatorex, are highly creditable to the Mra. a ‘Gi talent of this conscientious artist. No.9 “Etching after Bida.” By Henrietta Browne. Full of merit; every detail is ‘finely worked out. ‘Ne. 2, “The March to the Sea.” By F. 0. C, Dar- ley. A realistic sketch of the incidents of the mem- orable margn—tearing op railroads, burning ven Cutting down telegraph posts and burning No. Beard. “Raming Cats and Dogs.” By W. H. should a painter of Mr. Beard’s ac- Knowledged talent permit himself to select a sub- ect foreign to real art and to treat it ina repuisive Wanner, Which even bis humor cannot relieve? No. $l. “Rumied Grouse.” One of Tail’s best pic- tures, but too rich in color. No. 33, “Tae Home Missionary.” By L. B. Wil- mart. However trathfal this picture may be it is as foreign to true art a3 No. No Excel! 41, SDeath and chivalry.” By W. #. Beard. iw drawing tf unsatisfactory tn color. No. 14, “The Perils of the Deep.” By A. Doat’a crew sev: wed from shipwreck. AlWArs a5 Handied wel, dat the coloring No. 75. “irish Peasantry.” By William Magrath. ‘ut tfelike ané Tuli of humor. No. % 4 Crayon portrali. Hy Joun Pope. Fall o! cherawict, No. #6. “in the Pasture.” Miss ©. M. Clewes. certain spectator almost minded him of Cole's “Voyage of Life.” defects, Teveats decides No. 117. “November Comes with Wind and Ratn.”” By J. R. Brevoort. A picture which would be good tf not overloaded in the yund. It is well worked Up, and, it must be conceded, grows on the spec- No. 129. Portrait. By Thomas Hicks. A well drawn with much A RANy We, 130, “Lake George.” By J. F. Kensett. A very Sine pictare, of course. But isnot the effect of the sky injured by overwork and are not subtle touches Wanting which Kensett knows well how to give? No, 183, A successful portratt by G. A. Baker. No. 137. ‘Translating.’ By Edwin White. We are sorry to be disappointed here in our expectations of what this painstaking artist is capable of producing. No. 141, “The Brigand’s Haunt.’’ By F. Rondel. One of those paintings which have become tradi- tional in art galleries. There are always some like them, and they never develop anything new. No, 143. “La Feria de Jueves; or Thursday Fair of Seville, Priests at a Book Stall.” By G. H. Hall, A rich, warm picture of 5) ih Life. No. 144, “An Equinoctial Day.” By H. D, Martin. It may be that the sky is somewhat overcharged In this pictare, but the characteristic features of the arust’s acknowledged superior if not unequalled Aalent are distinctly revealed in it, No. 149. ‘*A Breezy Summer Day on the Southeast Coast of Massachusetts.” By RK. Swain Gifford, A pretty view of sea and beach. Quite realistic. No. 150. “View of the Farmington River, Connec- ticut,” By Clinton Ogilvie. A tasteful landscape, delicate in shading and correct in drawil No. 153. “The Country Doctor.” By T. W. Wood. Mr. Wood 1s distinguished for his faithful delinea- tions of American life and character, and here is a fresh illustration of his talent as well as a life-like representation of a familiar incident toa country @octor’s experience. No, 163. “Early Grief.” By Constant Mayer. An Interesting subject treated im the peculiar style of ‘Uus artist, Whose happy choice of subjects is almost always complimented the y his popular treatment of m0. No. 164, “The Weaver.” By E. Perry. Overdone in coloring, but correct in Treat by No. 167, “The Trysting Tree.” A. B. Durand. Subdued in color, this picture is retreshing to look Bpon afer being dazzled by excess of coior in other works. Itamply proves thatthe right hand of the venerable artist has not lost tts cunning. We have thus made the circuit of tue corridor and the north room of the Academy of Design, noticing all the works which particularly strike the spec- tator’s attention, The east room, the south room, the west room and the sculpture room must be re- .served for further examination. E. B. PATANIA’S STUDIO, has a puinber of pictures of merit Patania now on exhibition in his studio. The portrait of the lave Ju Robertson bas attracted great atten- tion, Is been extensively visited by the numer- ous friends of the deceased, who are unanimous in | mm it a characteristic and most speaking e tone of the picture is semarkably har- monious, and the expression ts life-like and que shetic; “it = one Be does Ry to oy dist! comp, Tends whose memory will Jong ite cherished by the hosts of his friends and admirers. We have not rts to speak at length of the other jonna Dolarosa” is remarkable for races nd coke pod sa one lag @ Bird's 01 ten ? a spirit Hcirauded of pictare ii jd Italian style, re- boy Tooking at the birds whom he hi ded of their yout, “je Tenge Enchaine par our” is full of poetic feeling. vp Ultummosaddto 4 the romantic tjtle of a shipwreck pone. There r+ several portraits also that deserve spec: Notice. ‘The classic, romantic and ngtural schools are wel pee in this studio. tanla’s studio is room over the carriage factory, at the corner of Broad- way and Tenih street. MUSICAL REVIEW. ‘Wiilam Hall & Son publish a very handsome piano €dition of the opera of “Lurline,” by William Vincent Wallace, Is is ow over nine years since we heard this chef @urre of the English opera in Qovent Garden, where it was fret produced tinder the direc- tion of the lamented composer, It was prodaced in the grandest possible style and took evén the most inveterate opera-goers by storm. A more lovely Musical interpretation of an attractive, interesting romance could scarcely be found in the entire range of the lyric arama, The story 1s one of those Wid Jegends of the Rhine which have been eagerly ecized upon by dramatists and presented in nearly every city of note in Europe and America under some form or other. The music is on the Meyerbeer scale of grandeur, with the addition per- haps of more exuberant melody in every number. Wallace was not only an accomplished coutrapun, ‘tist and sweet melodist, but he had the rare faculty besides of developing to the fullest extent the quali- ties and combinations of the instruments of an orchestra, Situation, character and feeling are brought out by him into strong relief by making, for the time being, each instrument a character in the drama which be desires to Ulustrate. Over these bold outlines of instrumentation he has thrown o veil or mist of delicious melody which gives them a softening tone such as a great limaer communicating to the work of his brush and pencil, First comes the skeleton of the Instrumentation, béld, grand end impressive like that of the Mastodon or Beho- moth, Then the salient points are rendered stil more promiuent by master touches here and Shere Where the strings, the wind or brass instru- ments are made to Hoty wad might say ejacn- late, With startling, lifelike e! ‘This Pd ee ine mM x = ‘which when heara tor the ‘ret ezqua was eung, pl ed and whistied wherever a mosiolan, nae ls np need to ural or educated,comid be foumt, speak ot the overture; ti has been o tavorite au the concert ball hore, Taltke: overtures it iemot a but bas an Derg, awakes his % berg, # ako spirits wit! 3 paninent ju sy fn, reheat eee iia sere Trt of teio: atid eae Dromisin; ‘The bari whick dramatic et first female tae NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRID J6,, 1860—QUADRUPLE, follows, 1 would be aimonlt to match tt in MATES, French cs ae oyer] eee mere EUROPEAN MARKETS, | t Schr Minnie Rinne, Green, Grorgctown, Do. ‘ork . a jewbury, Baltimore, "“ oo Bn, pet Lom ines nagtere <Founow, Apri i7—se | SA WAN vicreoo, Cray ¢ CY, i da bone Jane (B0, fir tite nae ane ta arte the fees AL one for money aud 03% | RokrJobn F “hole Bal leo waneiiy of the ‘ietody” are principally, Femme tox¢ | for tbe account. “tia | Staten dvectweuty bonds, | gebr A Kater, Yong Ballmer 4 A = acc Mayhew, | for, San ging, Vigorons drinking chorus DAY ‘oinaist | 8h eae meady; Erie, 24; Illinois Contrals, 00%. | Sehr Herschel, Chamberlall: yiStimore, ees Gn Sos ae &ting Mis not like tne enervating, Weak ott ¥3 ea reeesgne Bourse 13 | Sehr $3 Fort, Fort, Balt” og, . 1p Wakein Gener sap organ ke iienngon Of the Italian opera, Dut has the trae ring and #0 arp BOURSE,—PARI, April 17. Schr Heten ¥, Jonee,.B seimore far Saybrook. pain ohn eto tone bark 10 \toonlgnt Fo aee ere eee” hovnse—PRANEFORT, April 1.— | yates Willdecber 4 cunie 6 days with lumber, to.0 eee a te ij Ronee, ae (Bn, Robert? tn, te aroaraite 1D ne The ae es ae eae} ey, mae advance of %, the closing auo- | (tN mee Calais, wit lumber, to) on, for ec ian), Weston, for Hara ion, er etal rst act is grand and bri ure ae hf; ER ES | Schr Mar~'g ere, Boston for Virginia. Migavon April $In! pork at 4 line’g “enchanted harp lead into tt tenors | oye OO Ore ootion marker vcloced gust Bebe Aan SSE: Busven Soe Goueeser Freema a Benn wicker for, NY ¥ cats aes, tng "bans of the spite eominines, tne ext ct fading uplands, 12id.2 middiln orleans, 12): Sarah Aun, Golaber, Providen ie PaO arf acd tome tic With ‘a ‘pretty chorus, in which whe | nymphs) | Miading othe day have been 10,000 chr John Warren, MeGar, providence, acl” ( ts ote ar York; Hannibal aia ae Soprano ‘and’ alto voices afterw wards | join, The nasa of he ¢ Ba ve a0” neice: ne Ms M ming. ‘amy Providence. et Re EY (Br), Bbield, for Pb succeeding female chorus (Natads) 18 darui in the AVER COTrO! Sens eay oy Rl, or Sehr aes lowler, Providence. | pine heey fon fr does, Sxireare brought into ihe, accofapaniment os areal ance Ce ” Schr Halliesarey 4 Tine ‘Now Haven. tia, wards ip Benga), West, lig for New soon are bro $ ment Hi A . sone are Droge mt ie Budolph ae another love! LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS Marker. —LIVERroot, ee paler, Ba Soh, Hew rBaven. Gone spores jt a tot cated ns p Nevada, Wil aria in which the simple beauty of the melody SEE LT —O0Rt,, Oe BE quarter for new mixe Schr Emily, Motreli ‘Stamford, be Hear fa Tanke, oy tig, Yr it3 only adornment. ‘The Gnome (passo) another | Western. paonseanenmd aia iin Sobr 8 F Waterbury, Stamford. Bio JANEIRO, March 10—1n ‘port, uldneck, Chees- Guliban, gets drunk and gives vent to his inebriety LIVERPOOL 1 — 101 = pect ng Brees ti aaee es a eines Sears fm a fine drinking oe such a8 Shievas, Calcot or | April eiemeet ard, or rede my ese, TOs. p Be rey Oren snester. SOUTHAMPTON, April 17, 2:80 A ere steamship Bishop would sing. ‘The hunting chorus in this act | for the best grade of 7) tnd 2 Apri | Schr Surge, Warwick, Norwich. Saxonia, Kier. NYork for aes (and proceeded) og 1s one of the best of its kind we have ever heard. reparita pea cIGUIL Shae per’gaiton. | The bark Panola, Luther, which arrived 1ith from New | SURINAM, ee porazo, Cook ie Nan on Rhineberg’s song, “The Nectar Cup,”” would seem to nrits of petroleum, 934d. ver gt Orleans 1éth, Is consigned to Chase, Talbot & Co. Hed 1th; nine Goldindes (BP), Mebria yon ‘for 5 ye have been specially written for such & voice as that opuck MARKET.—LONDON, April 17— ‘i Bacva, Ave 6 In port, brig M ‘ilams ne (BE , ji of Sher Campbell. While the glitteri ing Walls of the waa Te a SAILED. etter ABEL Os. nce gat ee da, 7 Bh ee Oring of ee tiers. . for standurd white. Bteamships Ct City of Brooklyn, and England, Laverpoo!s vie ra ares aa homes 34 inSain do Ay wit ai =e solemn chant of the “Ave Marie,” 15 aa IIE ana Bas; daaiteston ? Waited States, ana Geo eoWashing. Hille 3 Bong acing 100 8 Pe va ne Sain rate , heard on the waters above, the plaint or ‘Te TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. Uan'New Orleans: Huntaville, and San Jacinto, Savannah; [| Cha ai ott Mirna fone 2d; ni Ar at suppose eat, The rete Cones | loyé of the Worcester and Nashua Rail- | ey apts Charioaton |, Louie Meo Te eee als Ene Bett st aatora hs sh hile or stab for 5 e Sue t An employé ol "es - | pire, mington, anne Bell hes k, Ad; brig Algarct i rl ve ie Belt ine, | Ee Ure di er! dly Meyerbeer in deur and massive power, a h yesterda’ aa Geo Hurlburt; barka J H Tho curtain falls on the deparsure of Rudoipn to | TM OAmed Clark, was crashed to death yeslerday | schr Ham Weller, earth, Another charming ball fad falls to his Jot ‘a3 he | Morning whtie shackling cars in pose y in | Wind atsunset WSW. comes insight of his native home, The spirit of | 1 Worcester, Mass. ‘Weber is shown in the scene where Ghiva throws Commissioners from New York view! the Cinoin- Shipping Notes. the enchanted ring into the Rhme and the invisible | nati suspension bridge yesterday, h a view to ‘The American yacht Sappho, 200 tons carpenter's, but 146 spirits threaten vengeance on the young knight. } get plans fora similar 0 bridge over the/East river. ow, or Custom House, measurement, built in Brooklyn in the crew being sick, and proceed Lurline, while awaiting the return of ticr lover, gives | w. 1. Valentine was assaulted within haifa mile | tsor'yy werrs, C. &R. erase ie from tha Pupoid's’ | ish ah teed toe ties a be Branca ab, Gand Bt utterance to her anxious expectation tn strains of lisbt Pa,, Friday nighs, di ed from deiicious melody, “Where art thou?” and the great Key Saran as Ri) rind ight, dragged fro scene terminating in Great Spirit, hear my prayer,” has been in occupancy of the dock over a week, and had is already ce cone 7: core Pe ae 7H anch alterations made as her owner, Mr. Douglas, considered unaccom| aq » 2. panied quartet (S., § H I P PI N G N E WwW Ss. would be beneficial in the proposed ocean yacht race for framing ‘of rie 5 A which she bas been entered. Her masts, originally 6&2 with @ haunting tones of the ‘‘Naiads’ Spell” feet in length, have been increased 8 feet, and her spread of woven around with a choral and orchestral wreath Almanac tor Now York-=-Tals Day. canvas will thereby be greatly extended, making necessary of harmony such as no other opera can excel. In a bs — the hipping given ber. During the past few days large num- musical point of view this work is suficlent to ren: | Sun rises ....... 5 17 | Moon sets..morn 0 10 | vers have visited the dock for her iispection, and st was og Sie aatoory oF Walace Sapgeanatte. vw 642 | Higin water.morn 0.35 | noticeable that # confict of opinion existed among naval t es Sua sets... Myorty ‘Thieves op Michael” Connelly. A architects and professional yachtmen as to the utility of the pees, soir spirited ag which speaks very well for PORT OF NEW ‘yout, APRIL 17, 186% so-called improvements, The vessel certainly makes a fine wi an claiogs ssi adie gia eer exhibit, and, at least from non-experts, elicits expressions of loc la Pas admiration for her beautiful proportions. ee enon > bain ise aii Captains and lie of a Pac jeopinl at this port will The beautiful new clipper ship Imperial te on one of the —_. ane 2 & Co. have received gy el please deliver all packeges intended for the HrRatp to our Trio “ge lavey orpeeeginn ee seinetsh; is Ba ange wa ecpars oe atten ad Sung by | Tesularly authorised agents who are attached to our Steam | 1. 156 in Surry, ue, and belonging to Messrs HD &J M Atbont at Paris. It is one of the grandest pleces of | Yacht Geet. The New York Associated Pressdo not now | p,o4xran, of this elty, Is alsoon one of the above docks, church music which we have heard from the works | collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, being catkeds having tar old metal stripped off and a new of modern composers. as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings dry dock, foot of Gouverneur at., to-morrow afternoon. She t given her. of the regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1868:— ba The schooner L & M Knowles, of Addison, ts on the little Resolved, That after April J, 1883, the Associated THE NATIONAL GAME. eee od eee Terk ap chit howe a'tne | sectional dry dock near the foot of Rutgers street, having a harbor of New York. Passed unanimously. new stem piece given her ands portion of her keel replaced. Spring having fairly set in, and the frost having ng The office of the Herald steam yachts JaMRS and The propeller Electra, one of the Providence steamers, JEANNETTE {eat Whiteball slip. All com:munteatioas from entirety gone out, the bail players have girded them- | dwners and consigaees to the tasters Of laward bound vee- | Sfter baving a new wheel placed on her, was lowered from the great sectional dock, adjoining the above, yesterday a salves for tne coming season and have already com- | *!# will be forwarded free of charge. ees enced the siege. As was noticed in the HERALD at CLEARED. The ship Louts Walsh, of Searsport, 1828 tons, built in Bel- the wme the Atlantica and Stars have opened in- fast, Me, in 1861, and belonging to Captain Carver, of this formally; but informal as the openings were they Henderson Brot Kingdom (Br), Sternhouse, Liverpool— city, and other, ison the mammoth balance dry dock near showed quite plainly that the former would make a Hoe J wo oo W Phillips, Vera Cruz and Sisal via | the foot of Pikeslip. She is to be calked, stripped of her old heavy roll and cast many breakers on the ball field Fiber alezanas 1 , Havana—J EB Ward & and furnished with a new suit of yellow metal sheathing. during the season, aad the latter would shed a bril- | oo? el (HP, ane She was raised yesterday afternoon. lant lustre on the annals of the game duringshe | ,%¢amsbip United States, Norton, New Orleans—Fred | The schooner 0 8 Dyer, 74 tons, butit in Franklin, Me—to year! provided, of course, that they will continue | (8 sod Steninantp George Washington, Vall New Orteans—H B which port she belongs—in 1865, {s on the Nelson & Townsend mel to develop the strength which appeared through | °R Fe ssédasy, Aiki; avaonenl Teel dry dock, at the foot of Gouverneur street, having her bottom painted. the rust that has accumulated since the close of last # "Reams Huntsville, Crowell. 3: h—R Lowden. The steamer Lackawanna, after having her bottom season, The New York clubs have been somewhat feamship Champion, Lockwood, Gharienon—fi k Morgan | calked and painted, was lowered from tie central one of behind their brethren of the City of Churches in ‘sievmamp Empire, Price, Wilmington, NO—James Hand. he screw dooks near Market street yesterday morning. opening the sport, but they have no doubt been ane wre. ae oe Balls Foures, Nortolx, City Point and ‘The brig Messenger, after having her bottom painted, was peta by the advice of the monk in “Romeo and patenutahip Vi Valley Chy. _ Georgetown—Phillips & | l°W#red from the larger one of the screw docks on Friday les afternoon, Wisely and slow, boy; Biloatarhtp Glaucus. Walden, Boston—W P Clyde. They stumble who rua fast— Steamship Wamsuita, Fish, New Bedford—Ferguson & The tienen Lys in agnged and have, therefore, not been in great Haste to open Ship Swallow, McLoughlin, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. the balance dry dock foot of Pike slip, having her Bottom until they knew just how they would be likely to | Bark Rosina (Ital), Lauro, Cork for orders—A P Agresti. | catked, ‘ther ol Bark M Campbell (Br), Burns, Antwerp—B F Small & ed, ld metal stripped off and a new sult placed on stand. The first game by an association club was Bark Georgia 2 (AUS), Medanich? Antwerp—Paneb,, Meincke her. played on Tuesday last, at Mount Morris, by the aoe N Struve (NG), Struve, Hamburg—Edve 4 Broek, The new Pacific mail steamer America, 5,000 tons, built by Olympic of New York, The club turned out in good Bark Yatoo on (Br) Waiker, Rotterdam—J © Hess. Henry Steers at his yard, Greenpoint, was lowered from the rs from ork; George Lockport, for Nor- style and made up a game with eleven on each side, | pD‘% Hace a (Bi, coe Le Palmas Grand Canary— | mammoth sectional ary dock at Hoboken yesterday at noon, | ‘FALL RIVE Apr, arrived schre James English, played six innings, when the club folks proper, who | Weg inbeam, Bennett, Valparaiso—Fabbri Cranncey, where she was placed for the purpose ot receiving an entire | Barker, Elizabethport i Thomas E a Kelley, do. Played aaiust the feld, came out with wacore of | Bark Alvarado’ (hey, Barnovt Cow Hay Peniston & new suit of copper sheathing. During the afternoon she plied SET ee ee e Pelinaietia:. Mant 83 to 17 in thelr favor, The club folks, be it | Brig Richmond, Parsons, Lisvon Miler & Ho dons up and down the North river, to the admiration of numbers of pin aa spin 2. Reeves, picher, on tis cceasion their “ietead and piconer,”? | Bee Eabab Cala, Gyosebich, aca Jan cary a iponptn op ellis Shain abe es Wiemene Vener =. eer achra Sallie Smith, “Chase, Elizabethport ; Kimougn the gentioman alluded to la thelr new | Bre Martha,chn, Garrian, Lingan, BSG Brewer", | this action probably being trial trp for her engines cualleag oa ‘a. pes ety itcher, he is not a new pitcher b; means. He Scbr Arcturus cooaeell, Bi Ber ienel™ Ps E Hutchineon. ‘There were in port yesterday the immense number of 484 aL April 16—Arrived, bark Windsor Cochran, Bas done good service at the poet fo ‘Y-five distant Schr Milton, Phill Bias—J A vessels (exclusive of the numerous ferry boats, canal boats, rom tne home hewn both here andi the Hiab, and | ,, Sebr Frankitn, Swala, Tndianola and “Tavecce—Tupper & pilot boats, steam tugs, river and Sound steamboats, lighters one Perharatoepaic ‘hr Maud Mullock, Bart- receive the su which the Olympics have bin NY k it in their power to give him, he DO dOUt, | Schr AH Edwards, Bartlett, Jacksonville—Van Brunt 4 | nd sloops) of which thero were 82 steamers, 7 ships, 1M | yo UeSt timond, Wills, fences, tees barks, 96 brigs and 8 schooners, Slag! “harris” some of the amateurs before the season serps Hulse, Hildreth, Brunswick, Ga—T M Mayhew & The ship Ellen Austin, ntly San but recently from San Francisco, closes. . Yesterday the Actives opened play at the Elysian ‘Schr Argus Eye, Thompson, Charleston—N L McCready & | heretofore in the Liverpool trade, 1819 tons, new measure- | McCarty, SHEET. eet: 1 oa el for Phitatel an Pur iu, March 28—In port, schr Sinatoa, Steele, for N Yor Aprit—arri Sarah, Gorham, Por biokat CWA iE tees» nee, Brown, ‘St Pierre, Mart, for Ronee in for medical alu, Tago, to load for NYork; Sar fond tor NYork eeu (trom NYor) Valencia uation repai Taport April 6 ehlp Mary Bangs,, Bang for Homon, renting, cargo being Iightene farding, storing part cargo Sb, from® Africa for Bostor tries Tpool bark J yaks (Br), sch 8 Adamson, Chase, Coulins, discharging; —, in portthe Peruvian mou!- tor under convoy ; also b vessels for charter. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, April 16—Arrived, schra Modesty, Wea- ani E Amaden, Smithy taierpbies Willard Saulsbury, f, NYork; Ellwood Doron, Jarry, Portl YHOSTON, April 18—Arrived, aclire andor &U Marts, Maris, Ph! Handy, do. | A Hee ton, Binney, Malden, NY, Cleared—Ship Titan (new, $f Bostgm, 189 10-100 tons), Berry, 1a Francisco; bark ) Saulnier, Lal, mous, NB; i bilg Panny, Turner, Port Spain. jachr Wate Carr, New Brunswick, NJ. Also cleared {BP» Krogh, London NBs brik Mol Senator, Franklln, vor iger, Thomp nealed, wind NW to ESE and SW, sbip Titan and bark BS psriveds, steamship Norman, Philadelphia; ship Emi- Li 1; bark Howard, Surinam; brige Red- Wy MeN errs adiont be Wadsworth) Baitiaore; “Marin Wieser Painceiphle; 1 iaabel dewalt a ed eon ne CE Raymond, Charleston arrived, Oberst Lieutenant von eye (NG), Byatt. Shields Mobile: Dutch), Cook, Learn Lizabel talera Domialon (Br) renee, Mienretiles At Ipha (Br), Morrison, Port au Prince; oA ite (Bro, re Port dé ‘SALTIMORE, April 16—Arrived, bark Edward oad So Faiz; Union Flag, Maloney, men; brigs Paragon, Shute, NYork; Princeton, jeyon () lermo; echre Amelia @ Irelan end, fs, Cole, NY rm, ‘Chester (Bi ae Hoyt, Parker, NHaren;, H Wingnia, Hoboken ; Flower Cit johnson, Tro; stray, ath. Sailed—Ships Competitor; Bremerhaven ie G), for Bre- pen; Gray F pei perk Sill op PAir; schrs Addie L Cutter, BRUNSWICK, Gar rit 9—Arrived, barks Dirigo, Morn son, Middlebo: boro’ To 1th, las, ones Carditt; 11th, sip Haversham, Alex Cleared —Ii parks {ndia, Peregua, Shields. ith, barke Whamy sh), Newe «greg orimay Medallion (Br), Sinderlands Sjolfra (Nor), Bouth jampton. rt 13th—Bark Nebo, Somberg for snes 4 ARLESTON, April 14 Balled, sc Khe and Guatiliene oH AD CEERNA 1 2 dee ‘apr a—arrived, schr Open Bea, FO! Hee MONRO A Tides for Baltim < ROTHESS MoNROT, Ape at tora ar re Passed in, for Tichmon4, ore Christian the IX, and schrs ships India and Pacific, from Matanzas, and Dearborn, fou red Pr. M.—Arrived, bark J York for Machias ; bri; Gosselin Br), for Walton, NS; Wild Hi Fields, Hoboken, and, as many stories were goin 5 ment, built in Damariscotta in 1854, and belonging to Messrs Boca ea gener fe deor , Hedwo% Gardner, Reme- about that the grounds were being cut w inal df HEQUET J Lockwood, St John, Wilmington, NO—Thomas & | Poth 0 A aaa eis olty, wie ne ne ie ey : Ey ae a ia a or 4 rections, rese! ranklin Bell,’ Brewster, Bea = ober) mam- | Puilajelphiay fordo j schre Adantic, Stul Hi fee how the fields would “look and. toss | uvimos sot? Brewster, Beaufort, NC—Thomas & | moth sectional dry dock at Hoboken at noon to-morrow, for do} Margee, Philadel my Holi the ball on the cradle grounds of the game Bont f Eri, Boyce, Norfolk—C E Stay ‘The steamship Saratoga, 908 tons, built in New York in aia all, do for Portsmouth; 5; Northern ight, a arpet “Hoboken once more, if even for the last time, The | Schr G A Grant, Shaw, Philadelph! cH B Vonderemith, 1868, and belonging to the Old Dominion Line, will be taken | £0F 40; Alaska, Clark, Newb in B Norrin, y Claghora, Glen'Cove for do; Arch '(Br), Wiekmt elds were looking. just a8 natural as ever. The | ahi Hoston—J Boyaton's Bon & Co. up by the great sectional dry dock near the foot of Rutgers | Win: Yor Nvore ‘ttl inter Lubec for doy Weel Wind, been constructed on. 8 permanent tonndation, Just | ager FAR Ta s Comeg See Ww bie stip to-morrow at npon for the purpose of painting her bot } Maven Big aabala Jemettsohry = in, Frolle, Margie, ‘ No f WL — B back of first base and right eld on the upper, oF old | Schr S8Smaih, Snow: New Wertords rer. tson ck Wood, | '% = Northerg ight MF (Bp), Auaatio, 3 tie B Rorris Mutual ground. Perry having succeeded in obtain- | Schr L Bill, Ely, Hartford—G K Rackelt & Bro, farine Disasters. ibe ret betas, Bias SGlid re Cara Middle- ing the rescinding of th the prohibiting match Schr Horace L, ness, New Haven. Srv Dororrs UGaRTE (Sp), Sent, fromm Ravens for Hong town, Gon "Bt i Smith, ae ‘ork, for playing itends to have the grounds kept in good | Schr D ford, Kong (not Canaries), was tow Key West 9th inst ina Janey Brice, Te 5 ‘Boson; for Philadel- condition. He commenced to lay out the grounas Steamer hicabethy Young, Baltimore. sink ma conten after runnin, into and sinking brig Princt- a Wadew morth Maria Wheeler, Red. a with the catchers’ position near the old shell road, ARRIVALS. Ls teaigneteha a ber wh Horse (Br) "sarah so that the striking would be down toward where — sure (PF TH AaR (Br), Clymer, from Yokoha ae obo, i son nee ra Hisaayss 1 ium, te Home ase, was formery located. Delegations |, RETORTED BY FER, HERALD, STRAY ACUTA. | vie Mian Gn uaa achat AM, 1ib foal Mathne, RH jn nhouse, Ts from the Empire, Active and Gotham Clubs were | vite March 38, and 8 Mohn MR, Apett Was wilh made kd | nafs Seis ue ert teers cane mn, Wet Sbannéa, fis fiaeabsat <i oes ane present yesterday, and perceiving that the . Pian of reconstrdcuion. would oblige the. Arat au ond | 3 iS pemmeneers, ta Hengermen Broa, Second basemen, pitcher and right and centre fleliers | mise te ths Natioual Ste > face the sun in the afternoon, and thereby ‘Steamship Perit, Gardiner, be deterred from doing themseives or their = = on ae = wee i Cx — to ‘ae ni ca the on a clubs migarded uid AoE reece Tootever the |. Steamanip Virgc, Bulkley, Savanualy 63 ho ure with mdse | _ Baro LEANDER (Br), Caron, at Philadelphia from Mi a, Oe oo est for their own comfort aud | S24Dassengers, o'Murray’ Fercia & C3. 1th instyat OAM, | Braziy reports 4M inst off Bermuda, broke the malten steamship Columbia, hence for Havana; 10:30 AM maial convenience. An impromptu meeting was, Hermon Livingston, bene efor hoecaat or _ wha ee er ry een eee jb therefore, organized with, M. Kelly, of a Empire | steamship Magnolia, hence for Charieston ; 1:80 PM, lat 87 47, Club, asking as chatrman, and Mesirs. Wilson and | 09,4, sch Acility, steering NE. penn Las, Senge ay Bh ype nes Torrey Vooge, of rnd Empire Ciub; ‘Connell and Goodspeed, | eerena a eee Ceichonen Wamp, NO, 65 Mr the Gotham, and Lyons and W. H. Rooney, of the ‘Ship Charleston (Br), Sadia Garten 14 days, with ters 197 tons, and was built in 1856 at Bea i Harbor, whence 0. was fallen in with on the 2d inst, in lat 38 weston 2m April 4 and Key West Toned and purape diaabled.. The crew were’ taken of by the . to. Spoffar Active, appointed to visit the fields on ‘uesday sugar, toH J DeWolt aC. eavy weather. she hatied. Ba morning next and agree upon the position of the ark Frod (or) Emanueisen, Newcastle, 56 days, with Soun Susan, Reed, from NYork for Valencia,which put into | Havana; schr hr Mary E Femertek, porpes, ground to be laid out. mdse, to H & ¥ W Meyer. March 29, no Int,'&e, passed schr | St Thomas in r distress, repaired and salled for deatinauon 34 ter logged The game yest@rday was not of any very great im- Quick March tof Bargington, NS), dismasted, jort ime La ree Wm P BENJAMIN (of New London), rtance. ly was @ jolly, good batared and rather | 924 abandoned; looked as {f'she had been b ! e-and-eas sort aaa between sides so- | {5% frm aphbary or Boon bark Martin | ye yo a lec by Theo. Kelley and G. W. Lyons, of the | “Bark Fremad (Nor), Evénsen, Cardi, 42 days, with rail- | per to lou Actives. "Members of various spa Wate ‘play in | way tron, to Funch, Mey neke & Co. Had moderate weather. hl Guat’ sank In 12 feet Hoboken, were on hand and took par tin the game, ‘k Clanaman (Br), Leslie, Rio Janeiro, 70 days, with cof- | gartown. used rater; she has feo Weston & Grari oe the equator March 8, in lon Forbes, LAverpool ia Boston, with Bark prebe roe (Br, ree Be fon an, 1S Solo. mae Philadelphia i caese Fe J NYorks Jou, Conver, Pendleton, N rs NEW OR! (0—Arrived, full of water and will probably bea total The zas; George Werte Gager, New thip Tabasco reer Vora in (Fr), Priv Havana. Below, coming up, senmébip Robert Lowe, Wales Newport, Liv Mosurt, Sunith, Cardig: orl MA oid, a tenga Blo de Janet bark Harvest Moon, Bartlet, Farrow, Cien Is, rigging, &c, which were landed at Ed- ¥ ins car tin® eer WEST, ap Apr fAriged gtr B § Pater, Pater rd, Thleston ‘& | bark Howland, from Surinam, and ianded at Boston yester- irsss. (ane aa ey er pion Nea) fr Da. AOHTA car ‘il ScRatl ne ‘sebrs Fore. Reed, Pendleton, steamship Concordia, via Cleared -Steamehips oe, Hovey, New York vin Matan- New York; Mexican steam- ud and Tabadeo; bark Le Bow Bordeaux Mery 5 Hinds, Hastings, ‘12th—Arrived, eee Bienville, Baker, New Yor Maradilles; schr Geo A Pierce, ips Repiaens Hetory, Nor York, via uh fy 14 ‘eo javre ; ba « Bitza hen: Brac! La lo Bari Mathil NG be oe very, 10 Ji day with oO yan at for New Yort he vessel re- eco ex Ay neve javre; ar Base Ball Notes. coffees 0 Rhodocavachl & Frang trate, the Equator yacht A White ashore on Cape Henry each night Thark Be pte ar Pensacola’ por 2123 P Of the 18th Inat. Baker Bros, of Norfolk, have sent to All the amateur organizations have neen awakened | March 16, talon ‘Baro a 2088, Too ch Wy puke tay nasiatance and stripped her of her rigging and are toxlay ‘aiib) at cage, Mas puinping ber out. and start of under very favorable auspices, ‘The Empire Club met on Tuesday evening last to | go, tos 5 Belly (Bd, Bi jnsmore, Sagua, 14 days, with sugar, | Soum Stoney Pxrok, Townsend, from Boston, of and for seaso! aksage;, blew away upper inaintopaall and make arrangements for the mn. A nUuMber Of | PTE Melbourne: La odge, Cardenad, 18 days, with | of boat nod leaking Dadi rgo part of cargo and cen - apc Kemble, New York; Vf Pass ‘pei 10—Sailed, bark Eameraida, lenry = Mayo, Turk's yoo ‘Ocean Phantom, Chap- TH WES 12th—Arrived, ‘0. Had ‘some Pee les during the | Philadelphia, cargo of ics, ran ashore on Great Point, Nan- | S*iied, shi Sean oo barks a tooket, on the Lith nat, but came of daring the day wilh lors man and, Bon NORFOLK, Ape tarsi = Samuel Wood, Wood ; wi the old members, who had become sickened by the sugar ae to Brows poy am haai on the marine railway for repairs. Waele, Posie veka Geo Hoyt, Cramner, NY¥ork; D business turn the game was taking, were on hand Bark Carib. ares st Croix jays, with sugar, rum, 4°. Miscell: schiva Ee Wat . h to P Hanft rd & First part bad ‘light winds cellancous. Toth oaeeh ed,tchrs E Waterman, ad NYork ; and showed the old spirit strong within them. ‘The | and calms; lniter pe ne sae eee Boston: F A Newcomb, ‘ intrnn- , Gat an), Collo Pp Ens, —— tw truit to Lawrence, Giles 27Gb. ‘Themes end Sormats Sipeay: trom ‘erteada, with “irong fortherly, wind; lith | RECORD OF AMERICAN AND FonmIGN SmrrIna—We Cameron, president; Aug. Voege, vice president; M. it had arevuiving gale, accomp with bail | have received Supplement No 8, for April, 1889, of thie nsefal stained no damage, elly, secretary; Dr. W. H. B. Post, treasurer; ©, Brig Sunn; gce Be, Tovioviaie, Colombo, with coffee, to | Publication. It contat Geust’ J. Cameron and M. J. Kelly, directors; Thos, | order. Jaa MJ, Kelly, delegatey to the State Asso- Alcon ay fe on London, 5 tea i election of officers resulted in the following gentie- tiemen being chosen forthe current year:—James Bk eons, a Mahed by the American Shipmasters’ Association, at 51 Wall yy ter part strong NNW gal We are indebied to the Pine street News Rooms for late % | nous Le Bi Nilaven; John Nye, Wiley, Boston ; Isabel Pearce, on. DYORD, April 1 —-Arrived, sor W DMangam, one LONDON, April 18-Arrived, schrs Coens, Champ- surveys and reports of 168 vessels of | lin, Baltimore for Norwich; William _ and Thornes spaRs ship ‘Avon ef bon Long re Be Rangoon | all classes, arranged in alphabetical order. The work ta pub- | Orycker, from NYork. 0 Batled—Schr Jobn Walker, Davie, NYorl NORWICH, April IS Afrived, sehta. "YB Torry, Raynor, ‘atricl frou Calcutta foe" ity eton street. Philadelphia: ‘Texke, Champlin, Stove! ‘4 titiagbé¥ Of gentlemen were elected tive mem- ii 8th 18 1b bark Gthe in Sailed--Schr Helen M Baxter, for Fors Rico. bers of the club among olners John Kelly, late of 1a A aceien 38 em | Tor Batimage, whien'pur ints Key Wen iniiiawens, | NEWPORT, April 15, F M—Arrived, echirs Joreph Porter, the Mutuals Grin. late of the Olymple; A. Gedney, Fats Bont ern Cross, syuhiet te ior S alie dcnounted to 82.005. The wailed from the later piace on ine | Purrougha Philadelphie. late of the Jeter ana J. Hart, formerly a mer: | 120/32. :M Yea rm He "are {of dextination. a Sued Schre Albert Piaro, Shrouds, Philadetphis; Lariat ire Hine. The club will open play on | Gadi for ean. Anite mown, fr | ‘age on the entgo and materials saved from the | Binith, Chase, New iéd‘ord for york; ‘John A Dix, Doane, tee omen tase Rod an iavivation hes been extended | Sure ron te pee on ay Wi 70. wrescal ir Americus, from New York for Havana, was | Chatham foro; Artist, Forrester, Somerset for Wo; Cor- to their old friends, the Eurekas, of Newark, to par- tis ‘out, short of provgions aN Atta oe WAT th Torre by the courts af Key West, 8b, at 65 per ceht on Fait River for Litaabeth Ucipate In the opening exercises. weatwi 4 11.N, on 43 54 Wy ie jeanor Dobson, | 1,) Arrived in the night, achre H W Benedict, Case, from @ Mutuals “4 decided not to go throngh the ndés, hs ont for te Jat atk 4844 W; @ anlenge decree on scht Princess of Wales (Br), Mine- ™ ladel pies as Lay, Wootar wen for Baliiroord. odors at the foot of in Hill to the St. ¢ Ae ab ly ppmerican Sore ity of Deli, ateering southward, } titlas, for C Gunenatn at tg Wet, in distress, was $3,000, EW ato 16— yt tee Thee: wind. ‘They have settied with Caumeyer, Gra. Hig Botan (Br, Crowell, Demarata, 20 dare, with su She being etaed ind Pik ie foes phi 8 Aare, aleonty Wilma: last whom \t may concern. Smith &'Co. Has Deon 6 ty Nof Hat- | ..FORnon irae si eit stip Lady Russel Lancaster, Johnson; Git: Moore an esday the Gothams open at the Elysian ssfong orteerly wind.” March 25, of Demarara, pe Ne, hah Ag ahs | ei mhla’ Lege ith, Wotiadelpi a ta gray Pields and the Mutuals atthe Cnton Grounds Atupiie | Dageed gohr # Staples, bund tn oe a ek at agur os rel ae i ryt hompavn, blousctreleonathentre, of whatever that name ts orig ‘collie (Bry Ovautanamo 19 days, inant feet ating F, valued a the Brien bark Keatelie, | faith Eltapetnp rt Mary Somers end bert RYore ‘ammeyver is the only man that can pronounce it Ir " Captain Evans, also Jr Liverpool, with bales "April ‘Arrived, brigs Daisy (Br), without bobbing nis ead‘ marie Aloo Gods Onantaname Merce nun sese | Shad wot sai if ASE atl Wamabe | BHUNDREEIA Apel Heaven Mey Dan Cy At their annual meeting the Oiympic Cinb of New Brig Ps a dy 4 a ‘York elected the following gentiemen as officers for | write ars to master. Has Deen #'daye' of ae“ wih Evans, Bennett, Cardenas; roto AI & Reoves, Iroiand, Ulen- Lavnonrn, the sloop yacht modelled LA ons My 9 fuegos. Below, barkProvid 01 jence, from London, and @ ship, the la A year:—President, stron, a NR winds, West, and built wat . Miller Cranston, at and, f name unknown, Ty ea tg RAS Kovooa, Tita’ inst’ ofl Hatoras, saw brig Beaty, Fi Ina very handagind 2 wera. Her eto Grearca sie tn i Mime Py aaah “Wusgiaeh . 4. Suttons Sirois, eal delegates to the | bouna x, 7 sept pyacht Red Hot, aleo built at Fish Island by Mr | NB: Orion, Holbrook, NY ork Anon (Xorw), gion, State Association, Beott and Kk. “L. “Giil; sar Brig blar (of Baler), Sparrow, Onrdenns, 18 days, with sugar Wil A’saneno, for Capt William Han rh Elainore: eee 8 8 howler, ‘Lloyd, Boston Ab tain of Brat nine, Benj, Harris; scorer, Wm. Hi. Hi and molasses, to ordet. Had heavy weatter. as iaunched at New Bedford ® few 4 Salem; Leyla. fn ios To judge by the looks of Peck the base bak eves Schr Arthur, Jordan, Santi 19 days, with en tower the river. iy. Ghattet F Portsmouth, G'W warmer, Mirae, Bonin ton 5 is raging flercely down South. Both Peck ~ | bides, &o, to Woodhouse, baie d & Rudd, “ From the yard of IM Grant hy @ schooner we show, Seaw,C arlestown ; John Stroup, Crawford. and 8ny. Ounalea civ S der have been made to puit with work during the | qitit alee Carieton { 19 days, with + galled th K Woodward, of dy GH Bent, 8 amnbridgepart Vasndl Sharp, harp K week tiending to the aeuands of Val i suger Divan & Pears, iiad bes in, Mr. Grant and other partion to be com! rick, Smith, Boson; AF Willson, 01 players way Ellen (Mr), Wytoe riolded ae par bad 3y Gayt Woodward, and ts for th in Gale, Howes, Hoxton; Off at Galveston, Tex: 1 aon. te Rome people ‘fool tantly fmagine that velocl Wiherrohg bead epedee’ sib’ Pa Rg Bye td al ariiow Token ay Mar oeplt will interfere with base’ ball’ this year, Not mook, | Schr Adsh thr). Lecat, dickei a days, with raat nae ne Hay, Haikaway,Warehonr’ fh Reatncn, Bearoaa, Hoxton, Peck & ier nave to a Liwee, Del, April 14 -#' P M—Bark Andaman, for Man- Ue esatneate tant get ted ot say sammy ct Of | pekchr {iao, Brown, Mn». Smith, Bermuda, 18 days, with lnm Whalemen. | tangas; 0 bao, fpr Antwerp, and Lock Lamond, for ball playing paraphernallee ber and tomatoes, to Dancan McOoll, Had atrot Apoken—April 4, lat 34, lon 70, bark Milwood, White, of and | Zaee seine Bektords it ve out in time with the fore} emaheens carried evray 2 from New Bedvord for Cumberland Lniet. ra eTokET, Apris—Arrived, Hunter, Crane, Pbila- rood - 08 ( | owing representatives:—Samuel T. Maddox, presi. | gare jith frat. "Jou Bneas; voanal to Ji y Spoken. PROVIDENCE, April 16—Arrived, schre Tanker, gon jiliam H. vice wortan Eh ‘Chaties M. Been 6 dare ot Hatteras, with ‘strony ara ‘winds. Schr Wm F Cushing, Cook, April 7, iat 33, lon 73, Allen, NOrieans Soa Queen, Tp anime ag arno (Mex), Onot a a ith | ridge, Tienton; Curtle Goodw! shop, eesraunad on epi ts Vater An | lorwood, ke.,t0 Mollet & Toabaad.” Boom days Not iat: Foreign’ Porte, KH Daly, Lamphenr, em, Sebekan' Memente, To i . ear ant Josep! nder- teras, with light sorely winds, AMOY, Feb 23—In port, ship John U Manro (Br), for New Fatkenttt rretl;’ Excelsior Murphy; Joseph P’ Ross, miaveren an ud "° Zachary seur Foe Jones, Norfolk, Jor’, Mas 1 perme Jobn Wooster, Knowles, from Foochoo for | Paull, Veilsebethrort for Pawtucket ; Charles A Gratner, Har Need a Eto, Sonn J. Gram, J. L. Vander- Behr J O Merritt, Bouy, Virginia. Seu 4 (HO), er, And Auguste Friedrich (NG), | Yey; Amelia, Keebe; Tynts Bodine, Bunce; Obaries L Hiutae, pias her, Foeta canner ne wil embrace | Schr Corseliv Medians Viren en re see b_-aerted, wig Raveleter (ry, HYedk Go | op Pesta Minti an Waren, Harding, Rondo ; r rawie' ; ! i cmatt cate a ye ec a Franxtia, indi Virginia teas) Mh on her return, ms Howler, Ronisct; Taltan, Underwood, Hoboken { — eat ‘baset Nelson, orto stop; iene nor | Behe tenes Pome ees Serighh Vira In port Wh, brly Malvove, Briggs, for NYork, poem jib omer, Nicholl, NYork; Treasure, Arnold, NYork via Net i era | ee of pe coset cent i Pinkham (lato she Batol i ‘Virgin pam ALOUTTA, Arann jp Calnm Hoston, | Sailed—Rohra Thames, Rhodes, NYork; Marriot Ry reenpolut Orjentals), right eld and change: Wien ie, feginie, BMRRAB A | h 28—In port, Moonll a no diegs gna Wixon, do; Kate MeLoan, Conklin, 0; it, Shaler, og Bi ee ae rs be rea, Virginia. 1, W Baton (Hr), Monell, for’ Yor: rringess Beatrica (Bry RICHMOND, April 18—Arrived, wel ikea ORS ewark wper hag fonnd out that the catcher for eek ‘irgiota ki nm, for fOrlenus; wohr V J Wallace, for Bostout ornate Rockland; steamer Nis sn seman, Ny at » Vitginim, i velaud, 14 Osborne ce | tis fa V0 Fogelvg @ palury of $1,000 yer aa rata GUANTANAMO, Match Inport bark, Blanche (A Inning eur Fikatnaed Eovelatd, WYore via Oatorne's er Virginia. derson, Lt sei bps Acre t), MeDonald, do Went LA oe April 10—Saled bark Mary G Reed, itman, Gray, ready to load; solr —— Going'in thy a bark. nk Sad (No date)—In port, "prig Roseway, Hammond, ‘THE KEW THIRD ASSISTART POSTMASTER GENERAL. BAVANNAH, April 18 Arrived, brig MB Pennell, Zaton, Philadelphia; Lewin Ls squire, Tyler, N York, Clearea—Sitp Lad Pawn {fat Orawford, and General A. H. Markland has yeen nommated for ville (Br), Byans, i achra Grace ‘Girdlor, Statth, . Bobr dy sy ta oT IVRErOOt, April 17—-Artived, st pone Providence NYork, 3 | ss Ponasgaer General, General Mari ef ge eae nie tail Ry ore eng Mook ate FPenate i os viballed-"Bark Cea, ia eeervons Penatth: Hows, fot lang Gletingalshed hytasels during stan Bohr BY Clarke, Wiliam, Via Rerhomce sens the Boe & ia "ae mir a | doy "aclmane Bee? pty, cio fra: piace, wear nba Fiabe abet bate cher roe ap r doa oon ganas pal tr th | body; J shee = Saas | GaURTOR, Kpet | 16 Arrived, ac cosh Greene, Eliza. q wor ine Rene ‘Vaughn, Vaughn, i, eile Be Hed ee v7 aoe oho tote sea Hog tn yi Morrie preity akon eer ptt ie tas Olark, Scbr Adaliza, Loveland, Richmond, Va. iin ear ee Barultt, Rie Wes Reporter, ; Alton Seng Tiana at r Bohr J Paine, Kich, Richmasaa, Va, tora Cia ag ee well, ‘naroheb of our b Sous J i Bhepbard, Va Uliel, Alexandria. ae ry, Dostows Nellie bier, Piiaber, de Guantanamo, Se ea ela Leoberd, sy demain ‘Susan, lig Fuatmens lower () i y arris0) Bal ad schrs om, B )y Dunham, Ai reolbo, PR er Bool, (ital), and, Townsend, Fro JW Runisay, GreeniN York ; 8idn OFyier, ‘Steelman, Rock: 3 ‘Mary 3 Hi ork; Celeste r Hendricks, Felaed ce ip ns Sardenn, Bones» Eaton, Halifax: jrooklyn ; jardo, ‘Newb jeared—! see oa pat ae achrs 'W Magee, Ketchum, Site esi Coote, Jameson, New York! Grif MEEPLSWORT Apri ii iearod, echre Catharine, Davie a HEADING RUCELV! ‘Dt BROOK EY N ATOR FvICE. 145 FULTON STREET, AMoLUrE pr haber ORTAINED IN te era a eed res, eetaleee AR bette crc ir OBTAINED IN Dipgnnane Noh cavance, “Advice free, Ac. suflctent cause “ot re ‘AxoraER TELEGRAM Ml cAaTUON, ‘salt FOR DIPLOMATIC GUDGEUAB. Fag viaN NE MPANY. FOR BOSTO. A NE! SORP comsonroatios oF nie NBAisTOL AND FALL RIVEB BEX EVENING TELEGRAM OF TUESDAY, APRIT, 90. FALL ‘The largest and most magnificent steamers in the world, rao Captain Brayton, yton, Mondays, Wednesdays and a ENOVIDENCE, Captain Simmons, Tuesdays, Thursdays ‘Will leave pier No. 28 North riv riven, foot of Murray street, dally (Sundays excepted), at 4 By {hls route passengers A. M. and arrive in Boston at 6 ¥3 iin time to Boston at early business hours. JAMES FISK, 1m rain from Rewpett at 4 astern traing; or reat and take 746-A. M. train, aud sar ‘3 ‘Managing Director. M. R. SIMONS, —IT WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE YOUR HAIR. ‘This is ni the certifi the En, ip our own. social and FF TO! Dr. Barney :—Dear »heror Ihave Fie BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS., ot an idle assertion ; Lit ja sustained and 145 BRoADWay, NEw Yor! iv 1, ae Burin justice 10 the merits “ fe ei =i eraser a P by cates of f the first ladies and gentlemé ot to sat .n uni ane the Deat families country. 7 foll euies {s from = a gentleman of ores LIFE ‘Deueanom Come, He } bites iecand ninga of Insects, a arms roy WALRAV! Importer af Ui ‘Upholetery Goods and Linens, fap New York. 719 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, N o oe NOTIGE.—DR. 3. H. SOHENOD Dog laare pation jo that acres ‘and business at bis principal odes ia ore via bo wilt rill be obliged to. give fraiting New York professionally next regular April 20, wich to consult bins thlay ae pj may be obtained of \d dealers in ere. hours for this visit will ‘usualy from 9 A. wosP. RHOUBE. 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