The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1870, Page 10

isk = eee Ww THE STATE CAPITAL, Tccnagnconanensiness The Day After the Great Battle. Albany Deserted by the Young Democracy. Bill Introduced in the Senate by Mr. Tweed to Abolish the Board of Supervisors. The Question of Appropriations for Sectarian Schools. ALBANY, Aprit 6, 1870. ‘This place looks s0 dull to-day that one can mearcely recognize it as the same town which ex- Yatea here yesterday, The Immense crowds which Miled whe corridors and hallways of wwe Delevan ‘and the lobbies of the Capitol during the past few days bave all gone back to the metropolis, and now all things are quict. TAP CROWD ‘which arrived here yesterday afternoon was a9 woe- begone looking as @ party could be. ‘They left New York the night before on the boat, intending to be 1N AT THE DEAT ef the hopes of the Irving Hall democracy; but, “alas for the frailty of buman hopes,” the boat ran aground, and there she remained weather bound and sand bound during the night. The lads were frightened, aud many prayed whg had not prayea im years beiore. The rovuad Suieia, of the Seventh ‘Ward, despite his evident buoyancy, collected as mony life preservers ag we: egesary to mak Bird tar Ws Wilde tal dort hh be wate ready to SINK OR SWIM, ‘wccording as his belt of cork proved trusty or other- ‘wise. Judge Dodge and afew others sat up in fear and trembling in their night clotnes waiting for the moment of dissolution which they expected ‘Would come to the Drew. Coroner Keenan em- Panelled a jury, with the natty James Ryan as clerk and Dr. Nealis, of the Tombs (who, by the way, 1s en- denvoring to be one of the new healthy board of Mott street) as deputy, to proceed in order and bold inquests on thoss who might die of fright, while George Betts secured the utensils to @raw up and Commodore sen. Brady stood Teady to engross any quantity of hifalutin Fesvlutions extolling the many noble qualitics of head and heart and stomach of the dear departed. ‘The oficial gentlemen were disappointed, as the oble boat drew through the trouples and the sand and landed the astonisied voyageurs JUST IN TIME TO BE TOO LATE to witneas the best part of the jig in the Senate. ‘There were many Wo claimed that the running the oat aground and remaining there all night was only 4 JOB POT UP BY “HUNK” switH %0 Keep away any “‘gang”’ that he supposed would come vp to create “a hurrah’ against the new.C har- Aer. As above mentioned, they got here too late to @o any damage, even if they felt so disposed. Shortiy beiore the arrival of this crowd came THY VIVACIOUS DURNIN, brim fuil of the good news from the new English Territory—Connectional—whitier he and a few O:ber of the New York pets had gone to work a Toute on which Woodward might travel into the Comnecticnt Senate aud English into the guderna- Vorial chair. ‘She details he brought were of course Bighly acceptable, and tended, along with the ac- tion of the seuate, to nake “THE BO3S” QUITE HAPPY. Certainly, if there was a happy man tn this house Jast night it was “Boss” Tweed. And well he wight be. Innis rooms and in those of “Hunk” Smith Shere was a WAKE OF TIE YOUNG DEMOCRACY, Kept up until late at ny; at which the ‘lots of fun” that were bad left Vinnigan’s Wake" far in the sbade. Several of the firm adherents of the youngstera, sick at heart, leit here last night and took the boat for York, exclaiming, as they appro- priately might— Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious aummer for the “boss” of York. The several Aldermen who hoped for the passage Of the second cnarter may be reminded of the in- scription on a tomb, which Joe Mil.er—or sore other mian—has immortailzed something to this effect:— Iwas well, I would be better; Ttook medicine, and here { am, Oharter Aleck’s first bill left the Aldermen well. They would be better. Thcy took their mcdicine, and now they are ‘so daid os nitis.” Some of the “gang” impiousiy observe, “Let them k. 1. PB.” Some of the sensatioaalists are howling about the biack jist of the repubicaus. It does not seein to be generally known that there were DEMOCRATIC VOTES ENOVAT fn each house to carry the Charier through without ‘@ny repubiican aid, It required vut B1xty-flve votes m the Assembly and seventeen in the Senate; and an unalysa of the votc§shows thatgthere were some Beveu‘y aud odd votes im the Lower House ana the Fequisue seventeen in the Senate, This is a fact Worth remembering, and anows that the Charter Must have commended itsell to the republicans, as, ifa strict party vote were needed, it would have been Sdopted, even against the,opposition of the minority. TUE BXUISE LAW, Which was made the special order for this morning in the Senate, has been again postponed. When it was reached (his morning tie New York delegation ‘was represeutea only by Senator Tweed and Brook- lynonly by war horse Murphy. The overs had, probably, not yet recovered from the effects of yes- Berday’s fight and the waking of the dead. So Sen- wtor Murphy asked to have the matter postponed, Aud his request was granted. ‘Ihere the subject rests for the present, but if will in all probability be Dassed before the end of the week. A SECTARIAN DONATION ‘was up this morning inthe Senate, The bill was one empowering the Supervisors of Antwerp to donate $6,000 to the buiidiug of the wiack River Conference Seminary. Senator Creamer said this suited him, as 4b was granting aid to @ sectarian school, and he would vols for it, Senator Tweed said that he was inchned that way himself, and 60 did the other Senators from the democratic alstricts, ERANKY KENNEDY, fn his peculiarly ponderous style, undertook to demonstrate that this was not o sectarian affair at ail, and the “plausible Parker,” after having voted ior it, changed lis vote 80 as 10 have the passage de- feated in order that 1¢ migit be reconsidered and give him time to “iaguire iuto it and see Wial there ‘Was in the Wil.” THE SUPERVISOR QUARREL 46 represented by both coutesiauts, Smith and Foiey. A report that the Assembly bul jegaiizing Swiib’s elecuion was about to be taken up ia the Senate before Judge Ingranam’s decision was ren- dered brought Join Foley up in @ hurry from his fold pens abd the bosom ef nis family. John says, jowever, that he has full asaurance irom excellent authority tuat the vill wiil not be touched, that the ease will be left to the courts, and so be 3s willing 40 retarn to his domestic aitars and take comfort on Abrabam’s bosom inthe Supreme Court, THE RUSH OF BILLS to a third reading in the Assembiy was like a cata- ract, About half a hundred of tuem went through; Dut none of them, with the exception of Fields’ Surrogates ptll and Irving’s Pawnbrokers bill, had muen interest for New York city. ‘Lhe Pawnbrokers Dill restrains the three ball gentlemen of Chaiham street irom taking more than ten per cent interest on loans. 1b is essentially for the protection of the im- povertsnea classes, and it was regarded with 80 Tuucu favor tat tt received @ vote of t6to5. The ‘bilis granting State aid to severa) railroads were mong those passed, and of course the result madg MIDLAND LITTLEJOUN HAPPY, €s the road tor which he nay SiFuggied tor so man- fully was houored by a vote of 93 to 19 In favor of State aid lor its completion, Aithough the town has Buch a dreary appearance today tue Delavan is en- livened by parties engaged in rehearaing John Ker- rigan’s song of the ‘tweed democracy—“3mall Fries, Don’t voter Me.” Jim Irving's bill for the IMPROVEMENT OF THR BREED OF HORSES, &nown asthe Dill to incorporate the Fieetwood As- sociation, or, m other words, to create a new trot- pe pack in Westchester, received the stgnature of the Governor yesterday. ‘the sporting fraveraity may thcselore rejoice, APROPOS OF THE GOVERNOR, ab may be to tie advautage of applicants for the po- sition of notary cone to know that his Excellency Hads the vacancies sonearly tilled that future appil- cants need vot be disappormted Uf tueir claims are necessarily rejected, GENERAL THOMAS, The Speaker appointed the following committes to carry Out the resolutions of Mr. Husted relative $0 the funeral of General thomas, whicn is to take lace in Troy ou Friday, and at which members of th bouses Wil aivend in honor of the galiaut de- —Messrs. Husted, Flagg, White, Kil- The resolunous read as foliows:— Whereas the country has received the painful news of the eeath of Major potter Georga Hl, Thomas, the endeared nmaander of the Army of the Cumberland in the Inte war, i whereas {t is propor that the State of New York should onoralle mention of Wose who have wish such distin rs or served thetr country, therefore Kesolvod (if iho Senase conctir), That the people of the Atate of New York, through their representatives in Senate and Assembly, join in the manifestation of national grief at ‘The great lova ‘sustained by tho army in the death of Major General cH. Thomas, one of j:s brightest ornamenis, Ri hat’ the Governor be requested to transmit reamble aud resolutions to the famliy of the ‘deat of the United States end tw the ng 8D this Capitol be musnended at t NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 19870.-TRIPLE SHEET. on < ‘of deceased and that tbe pectic phi tm @ body. THR RATES OF WHARFAGB e.g matter of consideravie importance to the ship- owners and merchants of New York. A bill to regu- Jato those rates, &6., has deen belore the Comimtces on Commerce and Nay. jon for some time, It was reported cemplete by Mr, Husted, of Westcnester, yeaterday. I send the bill compigte:—~— ’ An Acr to amend an act In relation to the rates of wharfa; and to regulate piers, wharves, balk! aud slips in lew York and isrooklya, Yeao" SECION 1, Tt shall be lawful to ct recelve within New York and brook wbariaye and dockage +-=From| vessel that uses whart, oF bulkhead, within, sald nee wach pier, wharf, ayy, ae follows :— e following ratem viz ‘ast to any pier, ry ees oe mentor Faas any seat [ or bulkhead, or to any other easel vessel, for every day or part of From every vessel of tons and two cents per tou, and from every vessel over 20) tons bur- den two cents per ton for each of the urst 20) tona and one- BalLof one cent per ton for every additional ton, except Gat ing the can: it New owned by the Btate of Ne shalt be at two-tifths, and the clase euselt how. known. as lighters “auall be. at onehait. tive “bore be rates; but every other vessel making fast to easel at within said lyin or bulkhead sites & outside “of such Ohe-hsit the fret above Patan aidan owt oF veusel final bay or part uf @ day; and from Pras terees Rew os ect ngers dou rac al Fates,” And from every veascl under 60) tons burden ualtg On # vier, wharf or bulshead horses in receiving or dischargin cargo oF ballast one dollar per day or part of a day for ence Rome.ce, pre, sever verrel tha seal leave i pier, oF basi out ftirst 8 Wharfage or dockage due thereou, after, belag demanded of the owner, consignee or verson in charge of the vessel, shall be liable to pay double tha rates established by this act. SEO, 2 18 shall be lawful for the owners oF lessee of any Broshiyn to charge aud calles te sansa? versouts par toa a Omall odds, merceandine and tatsinie’ regains Be ler, wharf ‘or buikhead, owned or leased by him, for every ‘after the expiration of twenty-four hours from the time er deposliet on much pies, wast oF balboa, wed the basse SB eet cactvasnaiaict om Us ‘tne pro- visions of this act are hereby repealed «3 BKo. 4, This act shall take effect immediately, ‘THE BENATE COMMITTER ON STATE PRISONS met tis afternoon to consider the bili abolishing the contract system in prisons. A large delegation of cordwainers were present from various sections ot the State, and several of them addressed the com- geen ee ot ie bill, It is se. ery ee t nna wi rt favorably on the bi! Which has already passed the House. f WEED NOT Stok. The report that Mir, Tweed 13 serious): ted founded, He Was tired out last night aT i retire an early hour. He was one ¢h we M13 Sehators in past feats this morning. Ho Was never m better ea THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTAR met this afternoon in Hank Smith's room, with Ramiiioon Harris, of Albany, in the chai, and Jas. - liusted, of Westchester, acting as secretary. Matters were getting on smoothly, when J. B. Tay- lor, of New York, offered a proposition looking to- ward the reorgant zation of some four of the assem- Diy districts in the city of Bey York. This brougut Tom Stewart to his feet, and Tom and Joe proceeded to chaw each other up in most approved style. ‘fom @os the best of Joe, and the motion made by the Jatter was jaid on the table. ‘Ihe only unportant ac- tton taken by the committee was ad to the time and piace of hoiding the nominating convention. On this there was @ heavy tilt between Syracuse und Rochester, but the latter was selected by one ma- jority, It was further decided to hold the conven- on on April 28, the day following the Democratic Gonvention, the number of delegates to be the same as at the last Convention, though the commit- tee suggested that Mf any district prefers to sead only one delegate he shail be allowed to vote as for the whole numvuer, CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. Tue democrats of the State are requested to send One delegate Irom each Assembly disirict to meet in convention at Rochester on Weduesday, the 27th Gay of April, at tweive o'clock M., to nominate a Chief Justice and four Judges of the Court of Ap- peais. The cail for the Democratic Convention is signed by Samuet J, Tiiden, Chairman of the Demo- cratic State Committee, ‘The Evening Session of the Legislature=Much Growling and Snarling Between Members— ‘The General Election Bill in the Senate Bill to Abolish the New York Beard of Supervisors, ALBANY, April 6, 1870, ‘The solons seem to be under the influence of the Weather, for the proceedings to-night have been comparatively a3 stormy as the weather out doors, IN THE HOUSE Klernan wanted to introduce a bill in relation to the department of docks in the city of New York, Fields wanted to know what that meant. Kiernan wouldn’t tell any more than he heard. Ficlds objected on the point that no printed bill could be introduced, Austed, m the chair, decided the point well taken. Larry got cross and commenced pitching into them, and was again ruled out of order. Next Fields wanted to see the bills, but Larry wouldn’s let him, Then both got cross and growled at each other, but Larry fipaily got his biti tn. MORE SNARLS AND OBJECTIONS. Some time after the Sage of Onondaga objected to ® Brooklyn bill, This got Jacob’s bill up, and he pitched into the venerable Sage. Then Blatr offered @ resolution to send Hennesey’s biil for the extension of Irving piace to the Bub-Comumittee of the Whole. Kiernan wanted some information, avd the member from “Sho gave him a buzz. He objected to the resolution, and itt was voted down. Then Blair sarcastically thanked the member for Sligo for his interference. The latter gent retorted sharply that he did not want nis con- stituents to be taxed for such a job as this without objecting, The fight was about to become tiercer when the Speaker calle: the two B's to urder. Later Tin Campbell got a crank and savagely moved an adjournment, aud when that was voted down pounded on the desk and swore by gum he would object to everything to-night. ‘Then fol- lowed a higa-toned growl between Littiejoun aud Baler. IN THE SENATE the bulky bill mn relation to elections was the spe- cial order. Tweed moved to progress the bili, as it was very long and Senators waated an opportunity to read it over. ‘ MURPHY GOT WARM and sata when Mr. Tweed had any pet measure he wanted it suoved rignt through without any delay, but when a matter like ths, which affected ‘the whole state, came up he was not so ready to eip it, Tweed warmed up and said be did not want any Senator to impugn his motives or dictate to him how he should transact his business; if anyoody wished to take a contract to that eflect he was ready to meet him. Murphy subsidea. Then Hardenburgh growled on the bill, THE LAMB LIKE AUTHOR of the elephant, Waterbury, stood leaning against a Pillar, gazing on tue proceedings as if he doubted hé was doomed to have his labor for his pats. Murphy subsequently sata that he did not inteud to be personal in 1s allusions to Tweed, but he merely wanted to borrow some of his energy and spirit. Tweed smiled and said he knew he was a litue hasty, then they both sinfied and shook hands, like i little boys making friends again. NORTON'S NIGGER BALLOT SILL was ordered on its passage to-night, after tthe clause making it a (elouy tor anybody, other than those authorized under State laws, to ‘oiliciate a3 election oficers, Senator Lord, in Bis quiet, good natured way, hoped thut tne bill would be made special to New York city, as the people in the coun- ty did not want it; to which Creamer repited that was because in the country it was hard to tell whe difference, This at rst brougnt a scowl, but it ended in a laugh. ALOLISHING 11% NEW YORK BOARD OF SUPERYI- sors, Senator Tweed early in the afternoon introduced @ bill to abolish the Board of Supervisors in New York and transfer their duties to the Beard of Alder- mev. ‘The vill was made a substitute tor Norton's Dill, and wili, therefore, come up in a few days, ana Wil, undountedly, be rapidiy put through. This ‘Will stop a great deal of growling and satisty a de- mand that the reformers have been making for some ume, and, no doubt, astonish many who thougnt that because there Was no such provision in the Charter, where i¢ did not belong, the Board would be continued. THE FREE CANAL QUESTION. Large delegations of all the commercial organiza- tons in the city of New York and throughout tie State have heen before the Canal Committee, in ad- vocacy of the free canal policy of the Funding bill, and the comuititge bave agreed wnaniqousty to re- port the bill at ance, “tfc ST eemene mre Be NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. SENATE. ALBANY, April 6, 1370. By Mt. TwEED~ Relative to the Brooklyn Fire De- partment, By Mr. GranamM—To incorporate the Fairmount Savings Bank of New York; also to iucorporate the Central Savings Bank of New York, BILLS PASSED, ‘The bill relative to the inspection of steam boilers, eXcept in the Metropolitan district, was recon- sidered and passed; fixing the compensation of the Canal Commisaionera at $3,000 @ year and $1,000 for traveling expenses, and of the Comptroiier at $5,000—lost (10 to 18), the motion to reconsider was — tabled; placing the State Cabinet of Natural History tn Charge of Regents’ Univeraity and appropriating $10,000 for ita support for three years; providing for the payment of cortain certificates issued to the Solliers of the war of 1812; focteasing the capital stock of the Hercules Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany ot New York to $100,000; appropriating $49,000 ‘0 pay the present tadebted: 5 to pay the pres ness of the Willard Asy. APPROPRIATIONS FOR SECTARIAN SCHOOLS, Mr. Woop moved that the Committee on Munich pal Affatys be instructed to report, on or before the 12th lust., on the bill repealing the clause of the tax levy ot 1860 making appropriations 7 poknola, Z approp for sectarian Mr. CREAMER moved to lay the resolution oj table, which was carried by tie following yoann YEAs~Mesors, Bapks, Blyod, Bradiev, Creamer, Frost, | Geert Graham, Hubba Lord, wn, Mf ©. F, Nore 1 et -oaes Lie! Chapman, Sigood, Har. Waele icestett > Nene Partan booll Wastom, 4, CREATING A NEW BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. » msroduced a bili creating a new Board Of Supervisors in the efty and county of New York, whici abolishes the present Board aiter June 1, 1870, and that the Mayor, Kecorder and Alder- men who shail be elected under the new charter shall compose the Board, All officers and suborit- nates now in office to continue m their respective Positions, Subject to removal only for cause. Recess Ul half-paat seven o'clock, Evening Session. Mr. THAYER introduced a bill to provide for the introduction of an luproved system of towage on panes ENERAT, ORDERS, as C) L The Senate went into committee on the General Election After some discussion progress was reported and the bill referred to the Judiciary Committee. + On motion of Mr, NORTON the act to umend the Fiecton laws was referred tothe first Committee of ole, ‘The bill wag then taken up and after consideration ordered to a third reading, MISCBLLANEOUS. The bills re-eatavilehing the Board of Health of the city of Brooklyn; in relation to velegraph com- panies inoorpor the United Statea Mutual eit Company of third readin: iew York, were ordered toa An invicafion from the authorities and citizens of ‘Troy Wo attend the funeral of the late General Thomas Was received aud accepted. ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, April 6, 1870. The Sepate regolutions relative to the reduction of tolls were recelved aud referred to the Judiciary Committee, REPORTS, Mr, FreLps reported a bill to equalize the salaries Of the superintendents of the poor of Kings county; also Consolidating the acts relative to the Surrogates courts of New York and Kings counties; also de- hors ae firms eullg the ere of the Court of eals—} ue; Pavan Passed, Regalating the rate of interest cb by pawn- brokers: contr, We purchase rg ty tue rd of ees in Brooklyn; making provision for the prosecution of bonds in cases of bastardy by the superiuteudents of tue poor of Kings county; incorporating the New York German Pharmaceutical Boptetys almeudi the harter. of Brooklyn, relative to laying sidewalks; can] 1e 7 re pletion of the Sodus Pomt and Sout o Ral le VECO MESSAGE FROM TUR GOVERNOR, The Governor, by the hands of hia private seore- tary, returned the bill improving the Fordham and ellamy avenue, Westchester county, with lis ovjec- joni the Syguna that the owners of the laud have already mM paid for 100 feet, and the bill proposes to reduce the width of the avenue sixty leet, returning to the owners forty feet. On motion of Mr. ALVORD, with permission of Mr. Mooney, the message and bul were laid on the table, Recess tiil haif-past seven o'clock. Evening Session, RRVORTS. By Mr. LAWRENCE—Providing for the removal of Sing Sing Prison. w By Mr, KigENAN—For a consideration of the House bull relative to pilotage in the harbor of New York. By Mr. CLARKE—Reguiating the ferries between New York and Brookiya, By Mr. MiTcHELL—Amending the act authorizing the New York and New Haven {tatiroad Company to extend their line from the Connecticut line to the New York and Harlem Railroad. Aiso providing for transportauon underground in Brooklyn, and to au- thorige tbe organization of @ railroad corporation therefor. Also incorporating tve South Brooklyn and Prospect ark Railroad Company. ‘The bili relative to the Brooklyn public schools was % Mr! KIERNAN ro} ‘Led a bill to prevent accidents at ferries in New York; also relative to wharves and docks in New York, Mr, Jacous—Giving Stace aid to the Walxill Valley Ratlroad. Mr. Frean—Incorporating the New York Adver- Using Company; also imcorporating the Brooklyn Market Company. Mr. CAVANAGH—To protect passengers arriving at the port of New York. Mr. BAMLER. the funding bill, making the canals free, and asked the privilege for Messrs. Alvord avd Payne to submit @ written report hereaiter, which was granted, A large number of local and private bilis were re- ported, NEW YORK CITY. ‘Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor Items of Metropolitan News. ‘The following record will show the changes in the temperature of the weather for the past twenty-four ours in comparison with the corresponding day of last year, a6 indicated by the thermometer at Hud- nut’s pharmacy, HERALD Bullding, Broadway, cor- uer of Ann street:— Average temperature for cor last yeur, J. B. Gongh will deliver a lecture in aid of the Home for friendiess Women, 86 West Fourth street, ai Cooper Union this evening, The Union League Club meet this evening to com- Temorate the adoption of the fifteenth amendment. Adaresses are to be delivered by General Garfleid, General Butler and others. Amceeting of citizens hostile to the First avenue paving job was held at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms, Third avenue, last night. Energetic speeches were delivered and resolutions passed protesting against the Kobbius pavement being iaid on the avenue, It was erroneously stated in the report headed “Teddy O’Ryan’s Adventures,” pubiished in the HERALD of Tuesday last, that Mr. Freligh was present at the Yorkville Police Court when Mrs, Freligh mude the complaint of robbery against O'kyon, Mr. Fretigh states that he has never ap- ‘eared in any court whatever with the lady. Sergeant William Van Dusen, Eteventh, was trans- ferred to the Third; Sergeant Robert Walker, Forty- third to Forty-Eightn; Sergeant William F. Wil- ams, Forty-eighth to Forty-third, Officer Alfred Crooks, receutiy dismissed from the Broadway squad, was reinstated on the force, and assigned to the Fourth precinct, Fire Marshal Brackett’s report, furnished to the Police Board yesterday, shows that during the month of March there wero 89 fires in the city, occa- gioning & loss Of $382,241, covered by $2,017,600 In- surance. For the correspondng inonth of last year there were 79 fires, $304,180 loss aud $932,260 tnsu- rance. Howard Van Husen, of Weehawken, N. J., was last night drowned in attempting to jump from the tugboat General Sheridan, upon which he was an engineer, to a barge lying alongside, The hands on the tugboat at Hurrison street attempted to rescue bim, but after lifting him from the water he expired, The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest, Collector Grinnell yesterday tssued a circular to the different officers and atiachés of the Custom House prohibiting them, in compliance with instruc- tions from the Secretary of the Treasury, from ‘tne acceptance of money or other vaiuable considera- tion for services performed by Custom House om- ciais, either during or outside of business hours,’’ and stating that any such acceptance of money will be “cause Lor remova!.”” bits _Thorg 19 20% OB sulvilan gt 62% Brogayar » somewhat extraordinary invention, which the pro- prietor denominates a “steam man.” The exhib- iors guarantee that there Is no fraud or trickery of any kind to deceive the public, but that visitors wilt be shown an iron man that can walk any distance, taking its feet off the grouna at each step, without any support whatever, so that it can only with diti- culty be distinguished trom a living being. A fire yesterday morning, at one ofclock, on the first Noor of No. 564 Grand street, destroyed $4,000 worth of stock, the property of Pincus Mayne. The property is sured for $1,500 in the Stuyvesant In- surance Company. Mr. Mayne’ fue tUse aligntly damaged by water. It inaured i in the Brooklyn Insurance Company. On the second floor, occupied as a dwelling by Mr. James Deery, slight damage was caused. Mrs. ry Was severely injured by jumping iroin the second story window. The loas on buliding is about $500, Grosfigid, the clothes cleaner and dressmaker of Union square, was yesterday committed for trial by Justice Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court, on the charge of stealing the $1,000 shawl, the property of Mra. Rogsell, of St. Nicholas Hotel. Several parties who had been victimized by this man were present, but to all of them he made what reparation he could by returning them their property, only pars of which they succeeded in getting. Captam Walsh, who had charge of the case, siates that Grosfield had systematically plundered to a considerable extent, A petition to Congress bas just heen put in active circulation among the shipowners remonstrating against the passage of tue Lynch bill providing for subsidies to certain lines of American vesso!s, The remonstrants insist that such subsidies should | de! equitably apportioned among wil American vee- kels without distinction which are employed In loreigu trace when they are exposed to the compe- tuuion of Ube ships and steamers of ft nations, Should the pil pass, 0 6 ciaimed that, the senerat American shipping interests will be greatly injured, ‘The peutition promises to ve numerously signed, A meeting was beld on Thursday for tho purpose of forming an organization to be calied the “'Connell Monument Association,” the object of whichis the erection of @ monument to the memory of the great Irish liberator, to be placed in the Park. 'fimotuy Daly was unanimously elected Presktent o1 the Asso- cation; Thomas MoManus, Vice President; Pbilip Smith, Recording Secrety; Mr. W. Dowllng, Corre- spouding Secretary, Thomas Murphy, Treas- urer, A committee Was appointed to secure a char- ter of incorporation for the association, and another to drait ® set of bylaws, Subscriptions will shortly be opened, and those authorized to receive them will be furoished with @ written certificate signed by the presiding omicers. No one will be permitted to Bubscribe more than one dollar to the fauna. Yesterday afternoon the remains of an unknown man, apparénily about thirty years of age, of me- dium height, with sandy hair, which had been tn the water for two or three weeks, was found floating in the dock foot of Warren street, North river. Dr. Joseph Cushman peing informed of the fact made @ partial exammation of the body and discov- ered # deep gash on the wp of the head, extending through to the skull, and some four inches in length, and anotuer cut of like nature on the back of the head. Tue doctor was of the impression that the akull of deceased had been fractured, but did not seem guile sure of that, Deceasea wore adrap coat vest, check shirt, with red and white stripe, and flanuel undershirt. T! was removed to the Morgue, where Dr. Cushman ‘Wilt makes thorough exauiuation for the purpose of ascertaining Whether the wounds were inflicted be- fore or after death. In possession of deceased were round a botile of medicine, clay pipe, «mail ainouns of money, aud a letter dated Liverpool, Engiand. written in December, and commenced ‘Dear Dan,” &o, Tue name of the writer or to whom the letter. was addressed could not ve deciphered owing to tue levter beiug wet ana the quantity of mud watch bad coliected upon it. Coroner Schirmer will make @ thorough tuvestigation. MORE BLOODY WORK IN LOU/SIAVA. Jail Breaking at MonroeTho Sheriff and a Negro Killed=Four Others Reported Killed 1 mm si “fffrol aoe feayune, April 1.) Governor Warmoth yesterday received the fol- lowing despatch from’ Monroe, in this State, under date of March 3i:— iff, and Offutt Johnson, witness, in jail, killed ast nights and Heat err, uccised Of uri tal liberat ted by persons unknown, Wimber! " in a separate attra. ij SOUN RAY, In explanation of the above we would state, from information which we gleaned yesverday irom per- sons living, When at home, at Monroe, that beavers, who was liberated by the gang who broke open tho jal! and did the killing, was in prison charged with baving, on election day, m Monroe, been one of a band Who shot and killed three negroes who were supposed to bave been returning from the polls, The story goes that there were four negroes, Ostutt Jobnsou one of the number, who were captured by the band and taken into the woods, where they were laced 1n position and fired at by a squad. Three of ne number were killed, but Johnson springing aside, escaped the bullets, and though pur- sued and shot at, man to make his escape and give the alarm. The nd made off who Johnson testified was one of them, was subsequently captured and placed in jatl at Monroe. Jonuson, trough fear or tor some other reason, ais0 leit for Texas, we believe; but be was siso aubse- quently arrested and placed in jatl, and held a8 a witness against Beavers when the trial snould take lace. When the gang attacked the jail night before fast for the purpose of liberating Beavers they were doubtless resisted by Sneruf Wisner, who had the reputation of being a resolute and Jeariess man, and in this way most probably he met hia deach at their bands. Jobnson, the colored witness, was killed, either through revenge for the information which he gave or because the gang wished to get rid of the only liviug wicness agaiust them, The man named Wimberly, mentioned at the close of Mr. Ray's despatch as having beeu kiled on the sane night in @ separate alfray, 13 reputed to have been a dangerous character living in Monroe, and was probably killed in a street prawl ol some kind, Governor Warmoth wiil this morning publish a proclamation offering @ reward of $6,000 for the arress Of the murderers of Sheriff Wisner and Joha- sou. By @ telegram recetved by the Agsociated Press it will be seep that the gang consisted o1 some Ofteen or twenty men, and that afver they released Beavers they barred the doors to keep the otuer prisoners from escaping. Wimberly, it will be seen, was killed tn a private dificuity by a Dr. Dinkgrave, the parucuiars of which are unknown. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=This Day. . 5 84 | Moon sets...,.morn 12 6 31 | High water..morn 12 12 Sun rises. Sun seis, Weather Aloug the Coast. APRIL 6~9 A. M. Weather, Dey Por}, Port Hastin; Hollfarsss 78 above OCEAN STEAMERS, DATE OF DEPARTURE] FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, | Destination. Steamer, | Atalagt Vilie de Pari Europa. Ap of London. ree]? Bowing Greet Cityor Wash’ton' acy 4 15 Broadway, PiRT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 6, 1870. Apr! April 23. CLEARED. Steamshin Acadia (Br), Lees, Glaggow—Henderson Bros, iigamsbip Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Ferguson & ‘aod. Ship Europa (NG), Pichler, Bremen—H Koop & Co, Barc Diipussund (Br), Jones, Shanghae—Wetmore, Cryder Co, Baik America (NG), Koper, Bremen—Unkhart & Co. Bark Lucy A Nickels, Coifin, Elizabethport. Brig Machias, Foster, Cadiz--J: jlenry. Brig L & W Armatrong, Weight, Ponce, PR—L W 4 ¥ Arm- rong. Brie Chas Albert (Br), Hardy, Shelburne, NS~Moss & ard. Scbr A Lewis. Lew!s, Jacmet--Kunbi & Co. Schr Saiadin (Br), Slocomb, Jacmei—Crandall, Bertaux & 0. Schr Daylight, McFadden, Baracoa. Schr Keokuk, Gates, Arroyo, PR—Simpron & Clapp. Schr M W Hupper, Gilman, Ney West—A Abbott. Schr Annie May, May, Jacksonvilie--N L McCready & Co. Schr Sam! Castuer Jr, Robinson, Savannal—N L SicCready Do. Schr Thos Boor, Somers, Charleaton—Overton & Hawkins, Schr Richd Vaux, Witaker, Chariesion—N L McCreauy & Schr W C Nelson, Rose, Richmond—Yan Brunt & Slaght. Schr Crinoline, Abrams, Baltimore—3 C Loud & Co. Schr GM Wentworth, Robbins, Elizabethpart—J Boyaton’s Schr Wildfire, Bearse, Borton—J A Stetson & Co. Schr BF Braiaard, Anderson, Now Bedford—Ferguson & Wood, Philadelphia, e sti Steamer Vulean, Wileox, Steamer M Massey, Emith, Philade phia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HEKALD STSAM YACHTS. Steamehip The Queen (Br), Thomson, Liverpool March and Queenstown 2th, with mdxe and 861 passengers, to F J Hurst, bth inst, at 9:30 PM, during a anow squall, took the ground near Bandy Hook, but was got off ai 10:30 AM 6th Without any damage. Steamship Allemannia (NG), Barends, Hamburg March 24, and Havre 20th, a7 PM, with mao and 638 passengers, to Kunbardt & Co. Experienced light winds from £ to Sif, and moderate weather during the pasvage, March 27, off Sturt t, passed Bremen ship No u7, bound Ki; 3d iost, Int 43 44, 7, steamship Manhattan, hence for Liverpool; Sth, af 20 PM, off Nantucket, steargsbyp City of Cork: do Cor dd. ‘Steamship Fah-Kee, Steele, Bermuda, 354 days, with mise, tod Norman Harvey, Had weaterty winds tha’ whola pase sage, Winds at Bermuda during the whgle of March were strong from Wand NW. yk SS Steamship §an Jactuts, Atkins, savannah, with mdve and passengers. to W R Garrison. Steamship Louise Moore and passengers, to Murray, Steamslip Fairbanks, Ho ington, NC, 70 hourr, with mdse toJ Lorillard, Hat stroay Nis winds, Steamship Volunteer, Jones, Philadelphia, with mdse, to J Lorillard, Steamship Miliville, Renaur, Millviifs, NJ, with mdse, to Whitall & Tatem, - Ship Horatio, Pater, Shanghae, Dec 20, with ten to Pran- cis Hathaway,’ Had moderate winds with thick tog dowa the Chiva bea, Passed Angler Jan 7, Mad moderate t ne weather to the Cane of Good Hope. Pasked the Cape Fed 8, light baiting SE tradew. Crousod the Kai. rohé. Had not suy Nii iades, March 26, off Cape xperienced a heavy gale (rom NE, fine nada sticeeesion of heavy wea with northerly winds with snow and heil, and very cold f. Mad a very sirong 8 eur Poi ton 5 eer, Newbern, NC, with race ria and tor N Hal reut from Hatteras to Cape May. Took» pilot April 6 Was in company with m Jarge fleet of | yeaxels up the const. Jon. 8, 1m the Straits of re for New shi from Sing , w for New ine *, time, ship Sprinvield, trom Fooe fe Int 2717, long 6 BW, ehip Example, wa Benue for Boston, April 1, wo tat. brig Johauua, ing a, Spencer, Hong Kong, Dec 19, with mdse, to fous. of the Morning (of Boston), Winsor Liverpool, for parts unknown, but Beavers, . s . 40 days, with mao, iasell, Took the soutuern pasetgs and experiences soot ‘and NW and ‘split, salle; haw beeu 16 days north of Berm an SA uted Resolute, Brooks, si dayes with mdse to ‘Ship E W Stetaon, Mt ia Grindel, Miatarn Rica sen eaneem &2 Gan with améae Ship Gasilda, Robi Bratol, 31 days, with mase, to Lent, Cardenas, 11 days, with sugar, o master, “Had rovigh weal! cr, the ae fails and rigging Brig’ Mercedes (Hr), Brown, Cienfuegos, £0 with sugar, to Fowler & Jorn, an rg Gntnwbo, Heavier, Trinidad, Guba, 17 dave, with angar, to order. Had rough weather, No date, off the Capen of Florida, spoke brig Lone Btar, from Cienfuegos for New York. Has Bdays north of Hatteras, with heavy NE galen, Brig M © McKean (Bri, McKean, Trinidad, Cuba, 18 days, Putra Gates nie eEtenee rel o poke. bari rom. Mobile from Liverpool, Has been 10 days north of iatteras with heary NS gales. Brig Choice (Br), Brown, Havana, 18 days, with motasses, to Youngs & Co—voasel to PT Nevins & Sous, Was 10 days N of Hatteras, with strong gales from N and NE, and very rough weather generally. March 31, bat 37, lon 72, passed the wreck of achr Grace Clifton ‘of Key West), waterlogged, dis- maasted and abandoned (before peperied), rt Sehr Frank i { Bath), Demot, Para 25 days, with rubber, biden e100 Ludmaann 4 Go. Tas beou 9 days north of lat 83, wil NW gales; sailed {n company fh hear: ‘With the brig Salinas for Naw Yor Schr Fyrola (of Portsmouth), Moore, Aux Cayes, 22 days with logwood and coffee, to Runhardt & Co; vessel to B J Weal ere. Had rough weather, with heavy NE gales; has res Arena deta (et eceasiewrt) welanos, Baran zelda & Laura (of Geor , MoTn 18 days, with frult, to J & T Pearsall—vessol to master. Fough, weather; has beon 0 days north of lat 23; March 31, Jat 34.95, lon 73.55, the ship Tamatave, aban- doned; she was heading 8 by E un fuil topsall, jib taysail and spanker, topsails aback, ali of her boats gone; sea being rough and runnmg bigh we wero fe to board her; houses on deck all stove, otherwise she is (of Rock Thom) B 13 SS 3 Pearaal’-veueltond A Seas & rants, (Nor), {row J ARTI 2s Int 649, ton “ts to, brig Chowan, faltitnore, 80 days ont. ‘Sailed tu com: any with the schr Race Horse, for New York, Has been alx cbr Hatagawra (ol Bryant, B chr ga Wa (of louceater’ rant, Baracos 78, with trait, tod’ &T Pearsall -yeeselte Bo Werters, ane ne a weeles, Sie strong NE winds; was 6 days N of Sobre sip o} all, Virginia, Schr A B is ae Vag, Weight, Cropper, Virginte, Schr Ocean Wave, Zelumm, Virginin. Schr M E Eliott, Ma ina for Fairhaven, Schr Jos Baker, Buker, Virginia for New Haven, Field, Petit, Virginia for New Haven. chr ME Rich, Rich, Virginia for New Haven. Sobr Beiry Fingh, Bonpe/), Baltimore, Sehr E R Kirk, Saow, Balthmore. behr N H Benedict, Ellis, Baltimore for Now Haven, Scr A Murphy, Saumdera, Baltimore for Fall River. Schr @ Winney, Wilton, Delaware. The brig Morning Star, which arrived Sth from Bordeaux, fs consigned so Crandall, Bertaux & Co, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND souTH. Schr Henry Castof, Dumont, Providence for New York, Schr Bela Peck, Avery, New London for New York. Schr E A Stevens, ——, Stonington for New York. Schr D Kabn, Stocking, New Haven for New Yorky Schr D Cargill, Kelly, New Haven for Tangier. Bebr Ella, Hay, New Haven for Philadelphia, Schr A E Safford, ——, New Haven for Philadelphia, Bohr Jonephine, Lindsley, New Haven for Virgiats, Schr Oakes Ames, Edwards, New Haven for New York, Bebr HY Nichols, Dupuy, Hartford for New York, Sctrr Franklin Bell, Newton, Port Jeferson for New York, fu ballast, to Thomas, Holmes Q Co, Will wad for Beaul ort, Schr Celeste, Smith, Huntington for New York, ‘Schr Sizual, Golden, Cow Bay for New York. BOUND EAST, Brig Princeton. Walls, Eiizabethvort for Boston, Behe J Gallagher? Royle, Fhliedsiphia for Bridgeport oyle, RE NG 4 —, Philadelohia. for Providence, ‘oodbridge for Boston, Amboy for New Haven. ming, Boardman, Amboy for Hartford, . Amboy for Hartford. Port Jonnson for Boston. Schr T Potter, Handy, Port Johason for New Bedford, Schr pila, "ort Johnsun for Bostor. Scbr M L Di avis, Port Johnson for New Haven, Sobr G W Whistler, Phinney, Povt Johason for —. Schr Bell Seaman, Howell, Port Johnson for Cow Bay. Rice, Port’ Johnson tor New London, it Leader, Holbrook, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Sea Breese, Hallock, Port Johnson for Boston, Schr E H Brazos, Smith, Port Johnson for Hartford, Schr Empress, Kennedy, Port Johnson tor Boston, Schr W H Sargent, Sargent, Port Jobnson for Boston, Schr M W Wood, Kelsey, Elizabetuport for Providence, Schr E Flower, Russell, Eltzavethport for Providence. Schr A Miller, ——, Elizabethport for Boston. Secor J W Bell, Norcutt, Elizabethport for Taunton. Schr CA Graiher, Hardey, Elizabethport for Providence, Schr N Holmes, Narthup, Elizabettiport for Providénee. Schr B Shark, ——, Elizabethport for Providence. tor, Wister, Klizabathport for Calais, ‘Schr Surah 8,'—, Elizabethport for Boston. Schr Carianc, Landsove, Blizavetpors for Win: hr 0 Warren, MoGar, Elizabethport for Prot Schr Ocean, Graat, Klizabethy 2 Schr S W Birduatl, Latham, Elizabeth, ‘rovidenge, chr J Ponder, Brown, Elizabethport (or Providence. Schr John Crockford, Davis, Elizabetuport for Fall River, Schr & A Chesevro, ——, E lzabetport for Westerley. Schr J Truman, Stokem, Elizavethport for Plymoutl Schr Expedite, Rackett, Elizabethport for Newport, Schr Motto, Stafford, Eitzabethport for Providence. Schr R P Chase, Colina, Elizabetioort for Bostoa, Schr Maul, —, Ellzabethport for Boston. OF. lence, eles 8 Curiuingham, “Austin, Euzabethport for Paw- ket. Schr Mary Miller, Davton, Elizabethport for Providence, Behr Lookout, omeroy, Newburg for Newburyport, Sobr M Johnson, Phinney, Newlutg for Providence.§ Schr J C Baldwin, Dale, Weehawken for Middiciown. Sebr Urbana, Alien, Weehawken for Providence, Schr RM Daily, Lainphear, Weebawken for New London, ScbrJ Hut!man, —, Hoboken ior New Haven, Schr Bramhall,’ —,' Hoboken for Providence, Hoboken for Boston, larding, Holioken for Lynn, Schr Clara Jane, —, Hoboken for Boston. Sehr C Alien, Hale, Hoboken for Providence, Schr Chief, Sunith, Hoboken for Norwich. Schr J £ Foite, Davia, Hoboken for Pawtucket. Sebr Boston, Sturges, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Susan & Mary, Kenyon, Manhattanville for Ware- arm. Schr 8 Curtis, Fox, New York for Northport, Schr Sailte Marton, P: jew York tor Stamford, Schr Memento, Mason, York for Fall River. r Latira White, Robinson, New York for Eaton's Neck. Schr Margaret Aun, Buckley, New York for St Joa, Schr Haze, McNamee, New York for \ireeawich, Schr O Avery, —-, New York for Portsmouth, Schr G W Purnell, Sidney, New York (or Stamford. Scbr Louise Fraucis, ——, New York for New Bedford, Schr Wm Howes, —, New York for Portiand, Schr Eveiga, Burger, ork for Stamford, BELOW. nIPeEB Staples, from — (by pitot boat David Mitehetl, SAILED. Steamahlps City of Antwerp, Minnesota, and Juve, Liver- poo! Wind ataunset WNW, light, Shipping Notes. ‘The arrivals via Sandy Hook during the past week have been very light. In consequence, "longshoremen, pilot, stevedores and others who depend entirely on the shipping interests for a livelihood. have bad plenty of spare time. So soon asa southerly wind sets in, however, the picture will be changed, as the detained fleet now due from all quarters will give them oceans of wore, and many docks at present empty will then be busy with tne freights they will have discharged, ‘The ice went out of the Penobscot river, Maine, yesterday ‘and navigation fs now open for the season. Many vessela are now anchored atthe Delaware Break- water, awaiting a favorable opportunity to come north. ‘The US steam frigate Colorado, that for several days has been lying atanchor in the North river, dropped down the bay yesterday, and will probably proceed to sea to-day, ‘The Spanish rron-clad Victoria still remains in Flushing bay, receiving her stores and coal, and is expocted to take her departure this week. ‘The arrivi t thia port yesterduy niimbered 1599 emi- grant passengers, They came by the steamships The Queen and Allemanoia and the ship American Union and bark Victoria, One of the lady inspectors dotafled by the Custom Houso authorities at Castlo Garden made yesterday an important seizure. During her duties ahe found one of the many female passengers endeavoring to amuggle ashore two pearl necklaces aud a lot of fine mesrscbaum pipes, which she had secreted inan under garment, They were delivered to the proper authorities, and no doubt will be condemaed, Marine Disasters. Lonnon, April 6—The Carleton, from Greenock for Que- bec, foundered at sea, Two of her three boats, containing the Grew, have regened the north coast of Ireland, The third boat has not yet been beard of, Steausnr Nevrove, b Woow's Hole @th, ‘The wind wat faut wr Site Escont, white being towed thr Channel 6th inst to the Atlatic Dack, ‘late on the south eide of Governors’ get of next high water with aesistance Stiv Noord BRABANT (Dutch), 623 1ona, at San Francisco, ‘bas been conderaned, and is to be sold at auction Btb fast, Bank Nectin Fexwtok (Br), Hallett, from Sierra Leone for orton, at Holmes’ Hole, before reported, purted bor chains at 6PM 4th inst, aud while dritting up before the wind fotafoul of achr Sarah J Forty carrying away her darit, broke taifratl and started several plank on her quarter, The bark lost jibboom and ran ashore neat the Union whart, re she was held by aha Sue is now (9 AM Bthy, bi haine and will probabiy Le got off at high water at dawn BARK Exoki.ston, Bowers, from Matanzas March 16 for Liverpool, put’ into’ Hatifar, NS, 4 fast, with cargo stove and ghittel, Bro MANLIUB—One lighter load ot. cargo bas been die. charged from the brig Manilus, ashore jo Delaware Bay, aud the Work of discharging is progreaping Caverabiy.” J PONDER, Brown, from Elizabethport for Provt- deuce: lis souls FE sabre in Biel Gato, bul wns towed off, Jeaking badiy, and was forced to return, Sous VALIANT (Br), Crane, from Giant: fax, put into ifo!mes' ffole 4th fn: remained at her thick, igh Buttermitk rounded oa the mud Will probably tot w 3 Tith uit, pb of decklond of 12 hhde mo- also lost ilying jib; vessel leaking 31k DB Wenn, at Holmes’ Hole, lort one anchor and chor ani chain, stove boat and carriod away jibboom 1 the gale of 3d. Sour DroatuR OAKrs, from City Point for New York, put back to Fortress Monroe 6th inst in distress, leaking, With loss of malueail and foresail, and one man overboard, Scum Cuanies (of Providence), Sherman, was ran into opposive Pouglkeepale aight of 6th by the aeatcbout Thomas Cornell. Both vessels were cama Was ta a sinktog condition, dures. Sor F C Surru, Vanarsdale, in hauling ont {nto Wickford harbor de inst, parted her line aod weut ashore on Sher- ‘int, but was expected to come off next high water. ANDLEHKAD, April4—The storm of veatorday and to- haw been very sovere at thie port. About 6 o'clock this morning the sehr Jabez 8 Swan parted her cable and weaton shore at Skinner's Head. Ske went to picces at high wate, aod became a total } nO meurance, is OM the sele Jobo G Cowell parted ker sleet gain an deagce! afoul te id the schooner Captain Sherman was badly in- Saunasing tho CPAP ashore. siktrertad, ry Honch, where she now lies lu. & Taroratle postion, and-wit 4 t ry Pehl Seg ag Ry . i ow fo caay weath rina the wil bo sonuded arvaiet between the blasts of 44 seconds, ‘JC DUANE, Engineer Ist LH Dist. Portland, April 4, 287%, _ Whalemen, rrivod at 8t Helena Feb 5, bark John Dawson, Wicl ne with 1070 bbis sp Mand Shed Téth to cruise and ro ‘wd THE, Urge mtarlight. Childs, of do, with 10 bbl apand aon ae ‘on board ‘and galled 2{st to efuiso and homed; ith Bue Coleman, of Nant, with 175 bbis ep (an ee RA boar “bark Leonidas, Manans fogyy weather and snow for Sail Rare orig ‘Of Boston, was at Porto Pra " 5 Fev st. Had 26 dave passage and cxpericnsed very Had spoken waveral whaling vi wetting any off the past wi lat abut the wn LTO Et Matec at nde Svyoken. yoni mae, Yaoee from New York for San Francisco, aarti uso Apne Sa Be ek pilot boat David Mitghells No Br" BOOM BO date Be Coy ANTWERP, siete conan tens (Nor), Arent~ Phe ng Serenata 209 Ru ctoerh eign, As Ee Hees em eae March 26—Arrived, ship Helene aay, pONaL TC ES %5—In port ship Cashmere, Kingman, from Singapore, rch 25—In port sobre John Atwood, Crown, Pointy and Charlotte Brow nc w us GaLcurva, March %3—-Sailed; Arundel Castle (Br), for NYork (a0 reported). ween March 28—Arrived, bark Gefion (Nor), Loversen, ork HONOLULY, March 5— Arrived, shi loratio Harris, Lovett,. sonatas sate gene ort Maron td, ship. Regent 2 HALIPAx, April 5—Arrived, stearaship City of Baltimore, Roskell, Liverpool via Queenstown for and NYork— bad been detained outside eight hours by fog (to procecd 6th eattya t bark Exouaior, Bowers, Havana for Liverpoat Disasters) LIVERPOOL, April 4—Arrived, ships Tm ‘Tay weancisoo, the ‘Tenuysca, Atwoods We tenes Wheeler, Wilmarth, Savannah. Pena March 21—Cleared, bark Thomas (Br), Ross ‘ork. QUEENSTOWN, April 5—Arrived, steamship Virginta, Now ‘ore for Liverpeo!, ‘ - aye, ts -aecively bark Asterias, Sloan, Cebu an 01 . TRX¥I, March %—Salled, ship Arnold Boninger (NG: Bteonketl, NYork. iis Pane ESN American Ports. OSTON, April &—Arrived, bark Hi Karstens, Pere DAMS. AAPOR Mayor MaMillan, Pert a Prinoe. Clenred—Ship Wm A Campbell, Curling, Mobile; barks B ‘arth ara, WYorks Mary Baker (Br), Halkina, Mie ne; sehr J P Wyman, Urann, sae Nineteen Measione biige Teo: Meee, Masha not fit Widenaan fred, Pong, A Play ham LTIMORI 5—Cloared, MeCle SA ed enn Wiey Siaith (BD, Kelly, St Lucia; schre ft 8 McLellan, Parre Portinnds A @ Ireland, ‘fownsend, Hoboken; Bnoch Moore, ham 3 City; WC Atwater, Parker, Norwich. i Ballot bark mits Bark Lurie For; brigs Gustav Freturust, Wylle BRUNSWICK, Ga, April 6—Arrived, sbip Amelia, Amie don, aos! . BUCKSVILL! March 29--Arrived, achra Rid; Derrickson, NYork; 80th, EA Hooper, Champion, - ton. ATH, April $—Ratted, schra LH Cogswell, Sweet, NYork: B Kiuder, SEE Rana eee AT Ookes yringere Phila. PM OHARLESTON, April 2—Satled, shtp BO Winthrov, Stew: rerpoo! 0 veaved—Brig Gabriella (Sp), Puaet, Bereslonns schr La- ine, Foss, WYork vin Buckavillo, Thos Ata Salled—Steatship Charleston, NYork; sehr Gun Rock, RATE GOD, April ¢Pastod, steamship Cheeapeato, BrORTRESS MONROE, ont, barks Tamar, rt . ‘FSS MONROE, April 4—Passed for Mats ; Acquidneck, for Rio Janeiro; brige Harry Rewer for} datatrans Frank 'B Auten, for Portiand; sche H atten "ath—Pasned out, solr Mary Seymour, from Richmond for Rio Grande. pole ae 7.80, March 26—Arrived, scbr Ridgewood, rrtckson, NYO ‘28th—Cleared, schrs J B Marshall, Seay Boston; M: Farrow, Condon, Martin‘ rue; ‘Myrover, Broun, York; Bve- tine, Gitmo fe. Wth—Cleared, ach Sabado, Samson, Barbados, ! GLOUCESTER, Apri! 5—Arrived, schrs Eben B_ Phill MeRea, Philadeiphia; WW Faron, Featherell, do for Ba Mary Ndward, Greenteat, Baltimore for Rockport ; Sargent Day, MeKennéy, NYark, HOLMES’ HOLR, Anril Arrived, schy Deborah B Webb, Groxe, Portland for NYork. 4th—-Arrived, sehr Valiant (Rr), Crate, Guantanamo tor Halifax, NS, in distress, Safied—Bark El{zabeth (Br); beige Mary C Marin, Geo W Chare; schrs Rachel Seaman, Rachel Vannatnan, Joseph W Bartlett, Wim F Garris D Huddell, Gedrgic B McFar- Florence N Zower, ‘sailed, seamshtp Di- land, Mary Weaver, Flward Tameyer, Charter Oak, and Willie Harris, Also 0, Pat of the fleet remaining are getting under way. ind SSF. JACKSONVILLE, April 1-—Arrived, brig Qneen. of the Soath. Burns, NYork: schr $ Ts Russell, Smith, Charleston. KEY WEST, April 6—Arrived, steamship Ariadne, Eb dridge, Galveston for NYork (and pi led). MORILE, April 1—Cleered, ship Dorset (Br), Gibson, Liv. al _arka Florence Chipinan (Br), Jones, do; Bonafide or), Olsen, Hamburg. ew ORLEANS, Kpell 6—Arrived, bark Lepanto, Bell, Antwerp. . “NEW BEDFORD, April 6—Salled, schrs Wim, H Atwood, Gross, Tangier; W'D Mancam, Chase; John T Williarus, Newbury, and Sea Flower. Chase, NVork. NEWPORT, April 5—Arrived, brig Citizen, Porto Rico for Boston; schr Marg Louisa, Sagna far Portland. NARRAGANSETT, RI, April 4—In Dutch Island harbon brig Mary Cobb, Endicott, from Baltimore for Boston; sohrt Windward, Ellis, from Matanzas for do; Geo Amos, Brewen from Savanna for do; Bhodella Blew, Haley, from Balt for do. PHILADELPHIA, April5—Arrived, achre WH Dennis, Lake, Providence, Jolin Stroup, Crawford, Boston; J 8 Lee, Sprinzer, NYork, Cleare’ id Golden Eagle, Howes, New Bedford; Sarah Mills, Wellfleet; A ‘Truedell, leas, Provit if pan SS Partch in, Provid CH ut Harris, eae lence yi ‘arteas and zen, Yi Middletown. 6h —Helow, Jug Roanoke, Davis, from Puerto Cabetio: Also a ship anc nrka, Bark Ocean Eagle, for Matanzas; bi Somerset, for Hamburg, and Besale, for Clenfuegos, went to sea on Mom Xt the Breakwater—Schr Maggie McNeil, from Havana fop ‘York, was at the Broxkwater on Monday. PORTLAND, April 4—Arrived, schra A Freeman, Coburn, ‘Tremont for Philadelphia; Mary E Graham, Fountain, Cam- en for NYork. "ANNAH, April Boston ; Aldana Rokes, Jai jew Haven. Ralled—ship Serennter, Young, Liverpool, barks, Forest Queen (Hr), Morrie, Havre; Emperor (ir), Barrett, Bristol schra Spartel, Smith, Honton; Jaa A Brown, Clen(uegon; Jot alc Wilson, Conn or sl Gth—Arrived, steamship Weyboasett, NYork: bark Joho in Koy West : brig Adelaide, Boston. red_—Ship War Hawk, Liverpool; brig Potomac, Provi gence: ache ‘Anne Valenting, Wilmington, 0, to load for 0 ann, Jacksonville. WILMINGTON, NC, April 6—Arrived, steamship Wm P Clyde, N Ke cms SSE, April 8—Sailed, brig Hiram Absa, Tibpetin ‘a Wey! brig Died. FirzPaTRick.—On Tuesday, April 6 Ross Frra PATRICK, a native of the parish of Drumlane, county Cavan, Ireland. aged 27 year’ The funeral will take piace at St. Coinmha’s church, Twenty-fifth strect, where there will be a requiem high mass, at nine o'clock A. M., thence ta Calvary Cel tery. Tho friends of the fanuly are réspecttully invited to attend. [For Other Deaths See Fifth Page.) wan MUSCELLANEQUS, 7 = MEDICAL WONDER, HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM. in their worst Ulcers and the wi Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout Bcrofula, King's Evil, Erysipelas, ol c f Diseases of the Bi lity, Laver Come It Rheum, ‘ke., &c., are mowt certainly ereiga, puriigr. “ft has been tested by ine publle twenty.two yaars. Jt the cured a hundred thousand and never fails whon talan as directed. lool, great Det At is a certsia cases, curative for Fistula in all curable cases, It cures the foulest old ulcers, even where the bone ui Se LIFE BALSAM eae F. B, Conway, Eni., tra- Park Theatre, Broo'c! of Chronic Kheuma- ope and America from ihe nent Medical pract titioners. SCROFULOUS ULCER. 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Call aad exainine their prices, inarked at ani below cost fa plain figures on each article. ‘The Jast Invoices they sux't recaive of choice Paris snd Gere man Goods are now in s2ora, Mesars. Nicol & eet Aiter Ist May thete « wil ‘concious the business at 6e8 Broadway, wear Gre jo — toon Sb rt © MORE MEDICINE! HEALTH RESTORED TO THR 0) 2d by DU BARRY'S DE. C1OUS REVELENTA FOUD, which has edfected 70,000, cures 0! dyapepalny Sonstip: toa, ge gee peat] fe y nervous, o Ghorters, Coptes tis Bald ta tne Ato, te ers. Copies of mnt grat # TD thet Slo, eto “Ateo. the REVELENTA CHOCO- Gt 0 perth, H. DO BARRY & CO., 163 Williai t, New York, aad at al! druggist® aud grocers erory- where. UNION LEAGUE CLUB, MAvISON AVENUZ, CORNER OF TWENTY-SiXTHT @TREPT, Youk, April 7, 1399. Anpecial meeting of ¢ 1 Geagie Club will be bed at the Club House, this (Thursday) evening, at 8 o?clocs. ssua are expected from eminent speakers on the pas OF we Futeeatl ariondment. ty onter of tie Prante 3. LANGDON WARD, Sestotary,