The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1871, Page 10

Ss ee ee a ar at ; é ach d street, East river, Boar bes nut been recovered. f SUPREME Cover —crnces vir gh S 87, 2 2, «Ba Gey" aton' 182 TOE TEXAS PACIFIC RATLROAD. Pleoting of the Corporators and Formal Organi. saciou—Marchall 0. Roberta Subsoribes for Eleven Thousand Shares. ‘Under the act of Congress organizing the Texas Pacific the corporators met on Saturday, April 15, 1871, in pursuance of notice given in the Bewspapers of New Orleans, Washington and New York.. There were 123 corporators, representing ost of the Statesand Territories of the Union, ‘Of his number over seventy were in at fendazce. Tho men of the Pacific slope and of the south were particularly active gna energetic, and in addition to these a large fmumber of gentlemen not jucluded in the list gathered to encourage the final organization. Among these men were Geueral Nye, of Nevada, ~ nd Mr. Pomeroy, of Kansas, Senators in Congress; General Banks, of Massachusetts; Judge Edwards Pierrepont, of New York; Hon. J. S. Black, ex-Attor- General of the United States; General Jefferson C. ofthe United States Army; Hon. BE. B. Rart ‘nd H. G. Stebbins, of New York, aad many influen- ‘Bal members of the press. At the honr of tweive, the rooms being crowded, ‘@eneral FREMON?, the first named of the corporaters am the Texas Pacific bill, assumed the chair and Mominated Marshall 0. Roberts as the chairman ol - the meeting. That motion was unpauimously agreed 8 Mr. Ronerrs accepted the bonor in the following * q@baracteristic remarks:— GENTLEMEN My opject 1s to. build this road across the Btaic of Texas to the Pacitic ocean, and s0 to c voce the en- erprise that no man shall ave sust cause of complaint, an ‘Bo that every promise may be faithfully kept. This l cannot unless you give me the power to do it, 1 am nevei work out great results uniess 1 can work {a my own pecu- Ser way. If Tam to be embarrassed at every step I can be to myeelf or to my filends, andthe undertaking J Brll’be cee vt fullure and cingrtoe, hustead of house and success. f know that the dificuities will be Greet. nnd that many Will arise wich canot Le foreseen ¢ not disappoint you in the result if ou at ce and power to gain the ends ‘The reall of oc Torashare confided in me in a manner which I ceep y appreciate. ye in that State—connected ih the Southern Paci feToad, the Transcontinental and the Sonne it fa now wy Feaposslote to teli what will be necessary to do 8! Peso Fonda, and bo great that 11 e@hould imperil them T siting the Texas, Pacific road, over Sich T ooutd have no contre), the anxiety and the burden swould be more tuan I could To beof any use in the areat feat enterprise Ineed asgociated yeh me men up pont can End the oun eu tumes which Toad aud carry it =, rit ool auceess would be Sy Vuh to fail would be w die: ne for myself and asso- the capital stoc! v, 1 will enter “ipoa hie ae roe wnote ean aod cee —- se it a ‘to disappoint no reas man; is not desire: swiai you all success; but I will’ be unwilling to assume a Hn jee gust: yy that rl ready and per- a per cent required for 2,500 . Fremont, At ty close of the chairman’s address, which ‘was received with marked attention, @ motion was we to Increase the 2,500 shares of stock allotted General Joho O. Fremont tw 5,000, which was taneniinonsly ny adopted, BANE, a. Oni then rose and . Yor be cleeted ’ whieh: was carried unant- ously. Colotiel Taomas A. SooTT then moved, and the ‘corporation unanimously ratified the proposition, Bhat Mr. Roberts be allowed to subscribe 11,000 Bhares of the capital stock of the company, being & ‘wontroiling interest. | A committee of five was then appointed by the air, on the motion of Mr. James L. Hodges, to portion the 4,000 shares of stock pro rata awong @ corporators present and those who have sent ir proxies. This committee consisted of Mr, lodges, Thoinas A. Scott, General W. L. Rosecraus, uel Sloan and J. W. Forney. ‘Yhe stock above referred to was promptly taken the corporators boa: ry during the thirty min- es recess allowed by the Chair. On reassembling he report Of the committee was made by Mr. lodges to the Chatr, when the Ohairman, Mr, Rob- announced that the entire two millions having subscribed and the ten per cent duly paid in, stockholders would meet at the rooms on Mo fy Ww 17th inst., at twelve o'clock, to clect f directors of the Texas Pacific Rat)- aan board of corporators was adjourned sine AQUATIC. Mouvention ef Delegates from Colicge Boat Clake—Orgen‘zation of the Rowing Asn: ation of Ameri an Colleces—Grand N@tional Regatta at Sprinaficld, Ma, SPRINGFIELD, } » April 17, 1871. OM boat clubs of Har | Bowdoin Colleges was eday, and resulted in the tional association, to be called ‘ing Association of American Colleges. The lent of Yale navy was here, but took no part ia convention, as Yule devermined to hold off uutil ‘Harvard returns an answer to her challenge sent Bast fall. The association was organized with the following officers:— (—C. C, Luther, of Brown Vice Prestaente—R. 8. Kussell, of Harvard; A. B, Mermy, of Amherst. Regatia Comméitice—G. F, Roberts, of Harvard; H. ees of Brown; Leverett Bradly, of Amherst, . A. Ricker, of Bowdoin. ome. by-laws proviue Unat any American college oat club may become a member of the assoclation by sending written notification to tis effect to the fecretary. at Brunswick. Me., on or before the wecond Wednesday in May; also, that any member ‘of the association tending to enter the regatta of 3671 shall also notify the secretary before that tinie, Tiere 1s now live doubdt tuat a grand national re- atta of American college clubs, inciuding Yale and arverd, will take place in tais city in July. The ta Committee will visit the course at New Loa- dou this week, but every tndication favors the selec- thon of Springfield. Should it come here the Sprinz- Beld Vind will offer prizes for two days’ races, with the ivtention of making the regatta the fnest ever attempted in this country. The subject has excited the liveiest interest among voating men Lere, and the delegates to the convention were shown the wimost attention during thelr stay here, TH: SENATOR NORTON RECEPTION, Th¢ John Cox Assoctation yesterday afternoon Held a mecting at their headquarters to make final arrangements for the reception to be tendered to Senator Miciael Norton upon the adjournment, The Michael Norton Association, Joha Cox Association ‘and the Ninth Ward Michael Norton Association ave taken charge o1 the reception and invited t ‘Other organizations of the district to partcipa ‘The Sleepy Hollow and two barges have been e ioyed, and will leave the foot of Christopl Birect ‘at ‘teno'clock on the morning @ the adjournment of tne Leswiature and proce Qs far as Yonkers, where they will meet the Sen and bis friends and convey them to the foot of West Twenty-third street, where they will be met by the different organizations and escorted through the district, headed ty Grafuiia's fall band. pre Ox Association yesterday appuiated James Ww. nd mers} . to be = sted b arters at seve ption and ma and join ihe ot Bizauions. ACCIDENTS YES ICODAY. Yesterday afternoon Ja Sears, of 3:7 avenue C, while stanci corner of Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue, was stabbed in the left siae by Joba Bar. The latter w mirested by oflcer Leslie, of the Seventeanih pre- incl, aad McCord sent hone, after belug diced “gh aed Ol. Yesterday aiternoon, as James Clark, rest ‘the corner Of Lowery and Layard street, aud John Gowey, of 16 Ci ii Biree', were nding al We corner ing at of Greenwich aud Jay Ltree:s exanuning a tevulver | an the hands oi the acter, the weapon Lei) to the @avement sbooting Clark in the let Jeg, noi Hag & wit wound. He was seut to the Park Hospilai. hali-past ten o'clock yesterday morning 1,"€0- Faies, colored, twenty sia years of age, to Bt. John, N. #., aud ployed o.% ia, fed overboard at tut 10 sixty: and was dro lis tended by & police sur Yee0, COURT CALENDA' ie THiS 8 18s, Court ov Common Pieas—Trial 'Term—Part 2— Held by Juige Joseph F. Daiy.—Nos. 8:6, * 4 £15, 954, 904, 20d, O21, 61, Part 1—Tteld by Dough va. 122, 4999, & exter VS. ‘Lyw By y Judge Jowell he BSODALYN COUIT CA Counr—Paris 1 end ent ‘Thompocd,— vs. Py 4) 134, colts | | 8 McCord, aged twenty ng on tie | | Robe | Beir Wi donee, L¥ons, PerawudMBay THE FLORIDA MURDER. The Alleged Ku Klux Murdor—Arrival of Mr. Wickinsen’s Kemains to This City— Meeting of His Friends—Expression of Feeling. ‘The remains of Mr. John Quincy Dickinson, who was recently murdered at Marianna, Florida, ar, rivea bere yesterday on the steamship General Barnes, from Savannah, Ga, en route for his former home in Vermont, where the funeral services will be held, John Quincy Dickinson, @ native of Vermont, was assassinated on the evening of the 3d of April, 1871, at Marianna, Fla., while passing quietly from his place of business to his residence. His body was not discovered until the next morning, when it was found lying where he fell. He had re- ceived thirteen buckshot in his breast and a pistol bullet through the heart, A public meeting was held at the Gramercy Park Hotel on the 14th inst., which was attended by his acquaintances and per- sonal friends, many of whom had been his comraies in the army, and all of whom were Vermonters, living in New York and Brooklyn. Mr. Peter Starr was called to the chatr, Acom- mittee, consisting of Colonel Henry M. Porter, Mr. Charles S. Qolburn and Colonel Stephen A, Walker, was appointed to wait upon the remains in their passage through the city and to accompany them bome. Professor Brainard Kellogg, Colonel Wiliam ©. Holbrook and Lieutenant Colonel Aldace F. Walker were requested to prepare a formal ex- pression of the feellugs awakened by the murder, and reported as follows:— ote have heard with grief and horrer of the agsasemnation te (riend. ‘The pecuilar circumstances attend: to our sorrow and indigt Lor private, and suggest considerations rele ot his friends, not cont ned to the Mr. Dickinson euevea the ey 4 soon after the commence- ment of the war as. an officer in the Seventh Vermont volun- teers, and served faithfully and hovorably until the termina- How of hostiities, “Ou leaviag tue army ie at once engaged fn business in Flortua, where he remained untti his death, an of refinemeat and culture and of more than abu'y aud discretion. He was remarkably quict an unassuimog in bis ways, genial and affectionate in disp; tion, and o! the happy tarn of mind which atracts Taos Without making enemies. He waa trae to the principles in which he was educate and for which he had fought, with Bone of thegreed of the politician, and his honor was with: Out a staln, Yet his life was often threatened and he lived in constant danger. A short time betore his dea'h, seemingly with forecant of his tate, he wrote as follows “t1_wieh to put oa reourd the fact that my political action in this State has been uy sige honorable, and that I do not ave taken. ‘That while man, dislike or want of respect for me, and fill a more honorable grave than that ot the auke of opinion or conduct that he knows to be right? Knowing bin as we di, we believe every word of this bie mblic testinony, He.was a martyr to the cause of libert: uly as was way saidier who died for itupon tue Battle eld. ‘We heartily depiore the terrible relaxation of civil authori under wich such men as Mr. Dickinson are sacritced. We do not presume to advise upon corrective measures, but we desire to express tn the strongest terms our abhorrence of the present disorganization of society in the Southern States, and our conviction of the imperative necessity of some im: mediate and eilective remedy. The family and relatives of Mr. Dickinson have our warm- est sympathy aud condolence in their sore affiction. ‘The report of the committee was unanimously adopted, ‘Petes TaEa NEW YORK CITY. ‘The following record wii show the chanzes tn the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com- parison with the corresponding day of last year, a3 indicated by the thermometer at Hudonvs Phare miacy, HekALD Buliding, corner of Aun street:— 1870, 1871. 1870, _ 47 «8 P.M, 638 62 48 6 P.M. «4 58 61 oP.M. 47 «52 5412 P.M. 7 48 Average temperature yesterday. Average temperature for corresponding ‘date last year... seeeecereves 48% ‘The remains of an unknown man, about forty-five years of age, were found floating in the dock foot of Thirieenth street, East river, by officer Haggerty, of the Eleventh preetnct, and taken to the Morgue, Corouer Hermann was notified. Joseph Connor, a man thirty-seven years of age, died in Bellevue Hospital ‘rom a complication of diseases, which had been aggravated by shock from buros., On the 28d ultimo deceased walked into tbe Reventeenth precinct [one station sufferitig from severe burns about his abdomen “and thighs, but on be1ag que-tioved about the manner tn wich he was burneg Genter refused vo give auy history of the i Coroner Hermann was notiiled, Domintck Scovick, @ young man, fashionably < essed, was arrested vy officer Cartis, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, yesterday afternoon, upon complaint of Henry D. Northrap, cashier of the Sixti National Bank, charged with forging the uame of Abraham Volhemas, Jr,, to a check for and atiempliog to pass it. The prisoner, upon aura med beiore Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, deuled the charge, but was heid for examuuation, $42. Between five and seven o'clock Saturday evening asneak thiefentered the premises of Mrs. Loutse Boehme, No. 66 Pitt street, and carried off dresses, cloaks and other wearing apparel valued at $124, About hall-past seven olicer Spence, of the Eigh- teenth precinct, arrested a colored man, with a iot Of clothes in his possession, at the corner of Pitt and Delancey streets, He was brought to Essex Market yesterday morning, and gave his name as Bloom. jicld Wiliams, AS Lue garments were identified by Mrs. Boehme, Judge Scott committed him for trial at General Sessions. SHIPPING NEWS. ew York~This Day. Almanaze for Moon rises..morn 4 41 | High water....eve 7 10 Sun rises... Sun sets, . OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FKOM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF APRIL, MAY AND JUNE. Sleamer. Office. : \5 Broadway Wyoming 29 Broadway. Aitwiralia. ‘7 Bowling Green Pereire, :|58 Broaaway, */68 Broad at. 15 Broadway. Broadway. 7 Bowling Green ree +|19 Broadway, APRIL 16, PORT OF ROW ¥ No! yor Hy 1871. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship City of Brussels (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool April | 6 end quccnsta inn 7th, with mdse’and passenyers, to Jobs G us8e 1a small teeberg ; 13th, Cry of New York, from Liv: ot _New York (Br), Phililps, Liverpool dse ‘and pasbengers, 10 sl ht» Virginia (Dr), Samner, Liverpool March 29 and h, with mdse nou 66 passengers, to the Na- gales thro . W, exchanged si aia wity ouip Abeoda (Br), dound. west; ale time, bi 4, br, {rom Charente for New York; Ith, at7 AM, ved #teamehips Oly of Paris and Gceanlc heace for ath AM Fennsyivania, do do. Westohaila (NG) schweasen, Hamls w passengers, (0 Kunbardt & O Orleans Aprii 9% ker. New Qrieane ‘April, with mdse & April xye- ‘allory & Maliory, nn: P 1 mace and passougers, to Liviags ly Fors € tg eophaaang | steam Cardia, Beckett, Charle vaton April 13, with mdse aed passengers, to HR Morgan & ip Insane Kel, Blakeman, Bichmond, City Potnt With mdse and passengers, Wo the Old Domin- fon Steam ly Ce. hip BC Keight, Jobusan, Georgetown, DC, with L paasonpors, to GB Merrick. Sieamabip Katllesdake, Winveit, Steanisuip Fanita, Doane, Pi Steamatiy'¢ Back Brigneti, 1 ble and rage to order, April Ul, lat for Bermuda. nee E Ward, Park Cardenas, 9 days. with sup to James i Ward & Co. Had light northeiy ‘gentl, OF days, with brim y Vassed Gibraitar Feb 27; fet fh © aveather, “olny Field iof Orland), 6 Pity biden, £0, V0 2 and Nort ‘corgetowo, DO. delphia, with’ md + iirigneti, Lecborn, 08 days, with mar- seed Gibraitar Feb 24, had variable 0, ion 71 58 spoke bare Huta Bares, Lmerton, Goree, WCA, ER Ware & Col venselto BE om lat 36 10 84 W lon March 29, lat 96 30 Ny from Philadeipkia for N, lon 62 14 W, saw schr Nelie, from 40%, lou Ty W W, bark Lacy A Nickels, MeDonald, Port Antonio, Ja, 13 days, * "Had variable weather. 4 Gays Nol iJon 4, spoke bark Elizabeth, from ae 8 48 dayne ont, yOaruenas Ht days, with molasye oC ¢ aw. April re tw t MeClate, “a Mterat, hala heavy BW blow, pies, Ca, denne 18 days, with eugar and ei, (of Box 98), Crowell, Havana, Feb 22, via K hy er HO at, to iret, on & | Tad tue “weather, Tued Hd put into Key West leaking, | Werore reparies. avever cof Jonemport) DCO fazacon 1S dara wth frat, to &T (eareail—vereel ty’)! eoverg. Had northeriy winds; 3 days north a 5 itor sie Geeaaeily | with lumber to BK Ricbare from ‘@ibraltar’ for | Sears, with este, Sew pores and 4 passencers, to Doll- ADDO ree 2 i idee, % Bon '& ‘nee ee ile isenatier oe bile in Hay, 7. ahi on 8 dam with umber, pril 16, whe Deating ot, Tost carried ewer for Sobr ‘SJ Hoyt, La ps trate i hr Kate Lawaon, Lawaon, a. man, Virginia, Schr Angie Predimor int Sehr Woodrut 81 ogi ia. ri Higaion, Virgtola a, for Falbriver, Schr HL, in ‘Willetts Alexa Behr Ci: Geol own, DO, Behr Te K'Vaughoy Drleley,’ Georgetown, DO, for Prov po. iz cht Pat te Theres eeuvaats, Godfrey, Georgetown, Behr Ed te ard Nidder, Baker, Baltimore for Boston. nee. Susan Scranton, Hovey, Philadelphia, for New Golden Eagle, Howes, Philadelphia, for Rockland, sehr James Raynor, Burce, Philadelphia for New Haven. Bebr Raratogs, W eka, iladeipaia Flor E Grecuwich, chr 8 Norton, Norton, Philadel Passed Through Holl Gate, ROUND fouTH. ~~~ Steamship.Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford for New York "brig Aue Onlin agers co gaan So us 8, Corcoran, 6 days, with plaster for Hi Dewolfe's Go; vessel to Oran & roe Peter Petty, Hunting, Windsor, NS, for New York. Geo amos, Jobnson, Portland for New York, with pe A Holyoake & Murra Brig H Means, Maples, Briireport for! New York wrth etalon tom bes Indsor for New York, 6 days, h pot schght Ade, Bell, “at Jona, NB, for New York, with lumber, im cur eng, Crowley, St George, NB, for Now York, with ir Sere Henry, Harris, Calais for New York, with lumber, to Schr Alexandria, Falkingham, Machias for New York, with lumber to Chase, Abbot & Co, Schr Gentile, Firidge, Rockland for New York, with lime, to Haveland &'Co, Schr Anu Turner, Nerney, Hartford for New York. Schr Henry Gibbs, Chase, New Bedford for New Yark. Schr B Leyes New London for New York, with stone, for re Schr Ida’ Eila, Smith, Pembroke, for New York, with lam- ber, to Chase & Talbroo! one Merscrs Wasson, Bridgeport for Etizabethport, NJ. Faxir, Hunt, New London for New York. Cooke, Gluucester for New York, inford, Srotarthy, Poruand| for New York, with brown atone, to Baker & Luther, Schr Metamora, Bates, Norwalk for New York. Schr 8 Miller, Baker, New Haven for Philadelphia. SchrN B Baxter, , Cornwallis for ‘New York, with potatoes tor Dugan & Co. Schr Anna Myricc, Richards, Wareham for New York. chr Palas, French, Rockland for New York, with lime to oR prawns & Co, Be A Fore, Jenkins, Fall River for Alexandria, Va, Schr J B Smith, Williams, Boston for New York. Schr J Birdsall, Fatkenb Hi Schr Wm Thomas, White, , Providence for hay A York, Sehr Geo Washington, Beck, Millstone Point for Schr Wm B Thomas, Thomas, New Haven for Georgetown. : on v ‘a Deming. Cooke,’ Calais for New York, with umber, to hah eh ie Church, Giterd, Bristol for New York, with fs, Schr Robert Smith, Masden, Providence for New York, SchrJ 8 Watson, Harwick, Rockfort for New York, with stone, to Johnson & Co, chr Pioneer, Lathrop, Bridgeport for Alexandria, ‘now. Giouceater for New York, cl chr Maria Loulsis nr Harriets Crowley, Calale for New York, with’ lum. impson & Sehr Favorite, Clarke, New Haven for Vi tne Sehr Silver Hell, Batley, Gardener for New York, with Jumper fo Holyoake & Murray. agichy, Susan Macdevette, Macdevette, Norwalk for Phila phia. Sehr Robert E Smith, Nickerson, New Bedford for New or! Sohr James Parker, Sinclair, New London for New York, Schr Elizabeth M Smith, Rhone, Harwich for New York. Scr Warren Gates, Smith, Millstone Point for New York, Schr Wm S Camp, Bailey, New Haven for Now York. Schr R 8 Dean, MeComber, New Haven for Baltimore. Scnr § M Tyler, Haskiil, Bridgeport for Alexandria, Schr Josephine, Davis, New Haven for New York. Schr Henrietta, Hart, Falkland Island for New York. Sclir Eveline, Palmer, Stanford for New York. Schr James Hi Tripp, ‘Nickerson, Chatham for New York, witb fish, to J H Fisher & Co. Schr JG Pierson, Smith, Granville for New York. Schr John Wright, Wentworth, Hartford for New York, Schr James H Deputy, Ives, Newport for New York. Schr Sunnyside, Etter, Norwalk for New York, Schr Alda, Lombard, Boston for New York. Scnr Sea Bird, Baker, Stafford for New York, SchrJ Q Lymann, Hill, Hartford for Governor's Island, ith bi for the fort, ay, Holloway, Bridgeport for New York. Alverto, ‘Tucker, Providence for New York, ells, Chatman, Smithtown for New York, Schr Albert Jame anders, Rockland for New York, with Iime to Havaland & Co, Schr Adeve Felisie, Eliott, New Haven for New York, Schr Mary M Clark, Stocking, Providence tor New York, Schr James Nelson, Weed, Taunton for New York. Sebr Union, Wakiie, Bridgeport for New York. Sour Maggle P Smith, Grace, New Haven for George- Schr 1G Nand, Hand, Bridceport for Baitimore, Schr AG Bentiey—Benti w Haven for Baltimore. Schr Oliver Periy,, Murp ‘Gloncove to New York, with starch, to Glencove Starch Ci Sehr’ Escort,'Currie, Socom tor New York. Scbr Charies L Hulge, Loud, Cold Bpring for New York. Btoumner Metis; Livin: Providence for New York, with mise T, Sel Schr Emily MW Abd passengers, to E A Daniels & BOUND East. Brig Fiien F, Forbes, New York for Pictou, NS. Schr Davidaon, raith, Eitzabetaport for New Haven, Schr Highla ‘Albany for Roslyn. Schr Copley, aa wie Tor Port Washington, Schr Fiziug Fish, Mole, Brooklyn for Northport, Kehr Marv faabel, Sanger, New York for New Haven, Schr C Matthews, Hunt, New ¥ork for Salem, Schr Mary, Galway, New York for Cow Bay. Schr Richard, Morrell, New York for Greenwich. Schr Haze, McNamee, New York for Greenwich. Schr Mall, Homes, New York for Greenwich. Schr Olive Branch, Hood, New Yor for New Hat Schr Ellen, Stanley, New York for Boston. Sehr Charies Washington, New York for Wellfleet. Schr Convoy, French, New York for East Hartford, Schr Alary Isabella, Simmons, New York for New Haven. Watrrstonz, LI, April 16-3 PM. The vessels reported anchored off Whitestone on evening Loti inat proceeded at 5:80 A BELOW. etl wn Taproott, Spencer, from London Feb 14, with 0 E E Morgan's Sons (by pilot boat James Avery, No. Bark Investigator, Ford, from Bremen Feb 26, with mdse, to Carver & Barnes (by pijot boat James Avery, No 9). SAILED. Ships Col Adame, tor Callao, Harvest Queen, Liverpool: Rea kover, Amsterdam; Lady McDonald Lon: Adger (Nor, C Gazelle, Cardenas Aumoner, dos bri icarlangetn (Italy, Constantinople ; Nellie rol. Wind at sunset NNW. Shipping Notes. It is reported that the Bombay Hydranlte Graving Dock is approaching completion. This result will be bailed with great satisfaction by all mariners trading with that section of the world, fnasmuch as.an inconvenience which has long been seriously felt wili in the future be overcome, and the largest ships may there be docked and overhauled in the port instead of being sent elsewhere. The pontoon of this struc- ture 1s 280 feet in length, and describet as tho largest of ite kind in the world. Looking at the vast and increasing trade of Bombay, It is little surprising that a dock of this charac- ter was not turnishet long since. Greater exertions have been put forth during the past three years in making docks tm the Eastern seas than for fifty years previously, and the perio’ fs now avproaching when means will be at hand to enable sbipmasters to place their vessels in dry docks for cleaning their hulls and repairing at several places between the Isthmus of Egypt and Japan, Considering how impor- tant it is to examine and clean the bottoms ot fron ships which have been trading to distant ports without the oppor- tunity of soraping and scaling, and that these vessels in many places are superseding wooden built ones, the Impor- tance of such docks to the shipping Interests may readily be imagined. A London paper, in referring to this Important maiter, say joating docka, which were formerly a novelty, are now ulipiying in harbors where there is no constverabie rise allot the tide, Building vessels on pontoons and then king. the latter ts an exceedingly old plan and has beea operation for years. These Coating docas have also been used for liiting and repairing either sinail or moderate sized ships. The principle, therefore, 1s not new, but the mmo io of application has been vastly tinproved, The Gonting dock at Bermuda e U form, instead of the reetansu- #3 fect, breadth ove and depth 74 feet, The 2 3 docks introduced into the United Staten Served thelr prrpowe admirably; and that bu it nice in 158 and towed tw the Austrian Naval Arveval at Pola, hus done good service. Among 0 ships docket at Pola were the Kaiser, of frou-clad frigate Ferdinand Max, of 4086 tons. In wooden floating docks with high aides, water Lax to be pumped into the urper air chambers, as as Into the lower, to over- come the buovancy of the they ‘are con- atructed; whereas cellular to be mace tn those bullt of iron, to give ineveased buoyancy above boar , and so prevent the docke from sinking wien the lower cham: bers are fuil of w: The dock at Havana was constructed w Orleans, and that at Alexaudrta from Marine Disasters. Smr AorNon, Knowles, at Boston from March 2 to April # ‘experienced brary sen gars, with bd lost lower mlazen Lopenil yard, iso the f sail, lower han been 3 Jays west of Cape Rave, with hg i On the bth of Aprity in Tat 4041, tow 87 16, wt 2:0 AS ‘ord Carty, of Sante Cru foil from the upper foretopail yard and was lot. not t 1, for the ship wi r jody iT, ip was runoing 12 miles an Sie Joun 1. Dimmoon, Lincoln, from Savann Liverpool, reporta:—On tad 28d ult experienced Ufricane from the northward, with terrific squalls at during which the vessel was hove down with ber water, blowing away the lower fore and main Lopaniis clean from the holt ropen; wt the anine Ume ebipped & Very heavy sea, washing the hatch house overboar iso the butwarks on the starboard sider WJ Hatrin.y (Br), Kilts, from Liv put into St Thomas Apri # wito te # cespateb says with the loss oc ruru: pool for Phila of rudder; ‘head, not leak: Soir Barvisn Lion (Bri, treal, is roported by nel prior to April HL. Baus Wexny NSW Mann, from Antwerp for Mon: cable to have sunk fa the bugis Conus ENLY (Br), Hartman, from Newenath via Honowala Feb % put back to Honolua leoky, and repal CLIOTR, before reported ashore in the Merrimack wilt probably be eiripped and sold The cargo is insured and the vessel is not, Sour Wa Date, v0k, from Calais for New York, got ashore o1 will prov: ree water. phen LA Brartxaame, from Providence for Georgetown, + oroke main ga, nod ‘wit probaul m tb railway Ueture proceeding again. Sahl cheers Sone OuanLorre S1sH, from Boston, at Charles {ust lon foresall and woul in w wurricane ull Eooken oe ts Hell Gate, AM of 16; TOL (Pill), April 6—Lie bork Anedell, Peares, of and for Lrisso, (row Chariesion, gncountered ir weather the pasaege home, having lost bolwarks $ wwoderdod for utlatol this evening.” ap } Mession (and Adie chanvel | flat of high | Fauwourm, Aj the Dutch brie trom Se en bes Bremean, a nave aaa ew of oy it foto an aunk ae BON tow iT Bo; ono ee man missing. GroBaLTaR, March 28—The Hastings, Jaden entra ior Bs or Honan, which put 10 here 17th RyRy Liverroon, doe 4—The Carte Bee Reed ee Mobile, which arrived here fs fue Sets Wasi 24, of rom Cape Clank, che was in collisfon min t wee rige-l carrying awa} the former vessel jeadgear, iver hot oe, n put- the colilaion, as before re- is saved from the Crescent City oe estnneratl, as apa “ep 3 Pat “D ‘one cask, the only dect iain lancous. We are indebted to Purser L L Young. of the steamship Gen Barnes, from Savannah, for his attentions. RaPmp PassaGR—The fine steamship City of Brussels, Captain James Kennedy, arrived yesterday merning from Liverpool and Queenstown, and made the run from the lat ter port in less than nine days—the shortest passage that has been made for months past, SHORT PAssaGR.—The ateamship Westphalia, Capt Schwensen, of the Hamburg lino, arrived at this port yester- day from Hamburg direct in 10 days and 20 hours, which is the quickest passage between the two ports ever made, Be- ir 1s an abstract of ber log, giving each day's run, 4c, Ac:— Apri] B—At 5:60 “ie t passed the Elbe lighthouse; 7:30 PM nalial pad pearl fies Spel GoWied Ns tat S627, ton 888 B; distance run, 221 miles, Moderatta ale. April 7—Wind NW to W; lat 68 82, lon 426 W:; distance Ra ies, ‘assed the meridian of Queenstown at nities 8 Calm; lat 69 16, lon 1457; distance run, 617 miles, ine weal rind Bi lat 57 11, Jon 34 8 distance run, 838 mil Sikeols ind sea; rain. a ion 8250, distance run, 833 oalida Bui bree Nyt ‘April Wind ENE ‘ia Os fo Toi 40 165 distance run, 320 miles. Stiff bree: Apri 12 Wind MARLO NN NNW lal 47 89, lon 47 80; distance run, 884 miles. BUM breed sea ; much rata. ‘April 18—Wind variable Bi, fon 88.88; saatance run, mf hnies, Denso fog; 9 AM wind shifted from 8 aha P ge ; lat 42 88, lon 59 44; eae ae 800 wie Eto N; lat 40 24, <i fd 14 distance ru, At 4:10 AM very hea from i lat 40201 lon 73:17; distance run, Apri cai Sod racine a8 miles, At 9:2 Mtook's pilot it ;'11 :50 passed Fire Island; Sandy Hook, 80 ’M Sandy Hook ‘tht vessel. Distaui Bh Whole distance run, 8,468 miles, Average run, 18 miles per hour. of Be Greenport, LT, Watchman says:—Another instance rapid sailing by one of our Greenport built vessels has our snowledge. The sohr § 8 Franklin, Gapt Mull, but at e yard late of Ketcham, Sinith & Co, sailed hence on the 18th of March with a load of Mapes fertilizer for Charleston, dischai aded for 2 d cargo at that port and relos Jacksonville Flay dfs fed cargo there and took on fall load of lumber for Fail River, Mass, and on the Vth Inst just one month's time—wi ‘unladen for @ return trip Jackronvilie! For quick disyateh and good sailing wo submit that the above is not often excelled, LAUNOH-The new steam yacht, built daring the. past winter at Olive: Lae hop's yard, foot of Storing ave soe, for 0. 8 Downs fahing Company (Riverhoad’y was to have been launched on Thursday aiternoon, but all the prepara- tions not belng complete the ceremony was postponed till thie morning, when it will take place at 8 A.M. Her dimensions are—lei smi ab rect; breadth set beam, 18 feet; ere of” hold, “ feet 8 inches, fe pronounced >; 8 a superior moine: 8 aaregular Beatty and “confident ictions are made that she will’ prove a clipj speed; is to be employed by the Meaars ens. ros in taste fehing bus on the at At the ue samme yard Mr Bishop has —, Aye aloo) fan bout the followtn; dimensions over all readth of beam, I! frag ‘depth c of I hotdss i feet. are of the same general model Ct, engaged in the fishin the other to the Welch Point Oil Go; th now well ad- vanced toward ony letion and will ve realy 7 for'l iguaching io about a fortnisht. Mr Bishop bas algo on his ways the sloops Elenora and ictoria, which are being repaired. His a has employed trom 20 to 3) mechantce for a year past. — Greenport, Lf, Watchman, April 15, Whalemen. Bark Kathleen, Cotte, of NB, was nt Ternate Jan 2, with 1440 bbis ap and $0 do wh oll, all told—I70 since last report. Reports at do bark Sunbeam, Fisher, of Nb, with 1200 bbls sp oll, al told; Jau 5, bark Orlando, Montrose, do, clean, Spoken. Ship Swallow, McLauchlin, from Li 1 for N ; March 10, 5 mllos 8 of Fuskap. biclonenet ea sig Ship prshue ( rey on from. ae E, for San Fran- claco, March 2 lat 48 ou aN, lon 38 30 W. ewkealury. Fran i StS ae - slaw 4 = : cisco, Feb hip Leamington (Br), Bell, from Liverpo po date, off the Wentera etait ier peed sehen on, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, March a Barc Annie W Weston, from Liverpool for Boston, April 7. belong to parties at Milford, businesg—o1 Geo W Miles an: tnt 4 fon corpse Febit at tat a ar, Sai Wo refined Biale Attol trom Galveston for Liverpoo!, Apr! 12, inane Blinc from 8t John, NB, for Matanzas, April 10, ). lon 60 ‘The Aghates, Olsen, from Middlesboi . an we a rough for New York, oxelbe Ports. ANSTERDAM, April 8—Arrived, Dirigo, Blair, Galveston. ARENDAL, March 17- Sailed, Zingara, Johnsen, America ; 1sth. Jacobsen, and ellonia, Knusdes, do; ¥0th, reb bese back, Francis Bourneuf, Oll- in distre for New York, ""Eailed April is Flour de ia gs San Francisco. ANTWERP, Al Arri Bessie North, Porter, New York! ath Ml Rvang Smiley Bhiledelphien Salted sd, British Lion, Laan, New ie ie ‘ ied from Flushing Roads’ 800 ettio lerryman, Rol- ling, New York (and was ot Beat rove ease “ane Feb %—Cl James. A Wright, Morse, Fal- rt SBMLiTOL (Pill), April 5—Passed by, Anevoca, Western, San Francisco; Anedell, + Amie, Morrison, New York—all or Brielo ne? neon Amie, Morr tals alton Bay bth, Conference, Williams, from Pensacola or Kristol BREMENUAVEN, March 81—Arri pEREMESIATEN jved, Deutschland (@), Ney- Sailed 80th, Baden, Nielson, New Orlea yRhOWEMBILAYEN, April Arrived, Louis, Wieke, New Salied dth, Rhea, Andersen, New York. BaRori.ona, March 28—Arrived, Sunrise, Rov, leans; Ataulfo, Font, do; 2h, Jose Maria, Ma‘aro, do; Pablo, Pons, Savant Corinnia, Mas, Mobile; ike, Cus! til'as 's), Pages, New Orleans, Boutoane, April Arrived, Ocean Star, Carroll, Rich- }mond, Va. Whitmore, Bombay. earl, England, New m, do, Bakerin, Feb 16—Arrived, Vigflan Cauprrry April 3Salled, Ceion York; Maj eit Durham, do§ athe 3 R Hea, Gral Cleared y rite, for New York. me Fite de Vair, Witlians, jew York; Aniile Torrey, Mindet Brunasaarl, Brage, Jorgenren, Gastewanvor, April 6—Saste Conk, April 8” Arrived, lo: CUXWAVEN, April 4—Afrived, ork. CaDrz, March 28—Arrived, 8 © Smith, _ New York: my Mattie 4 hin al ri lew York. nh 1A: ‘ship Garibald ae Ward Fit 8, Friend, aratonaer 0} fon, Forge, kmerson, Panama; ‘oth, bark Isaac Hali, Walton, Edwards, Boston. fond Pensacola. Carl & Auguste, List, New Sp eet Colcord. Bal one aga brig Kitty Coburn, Wilson, Ancon and San ‘Bray ty April 4—Of, Shamrock, from New York for Ham- "Guiled 4th—Jupiter, Lietke, from Piliau for New York gaiter replacing topuiast); Shy Briton America, trom Sblelds re oe oatIn April 5~Arrived, Meteor, Bronland, New York; Coquette, Pas 4th » Philadelphia. " Prinds Carl, Yensen, Phila- erside, Kea pane ‘ch 31—Arrived, FALMOUTH, April 3—Artived, Serpentina, Verena, Boston pend sailed 4th for Havre); 4th, Alexandria, Wintertiood, ew York; Dauntless, Smardon, ‘Bulsimore; St, Eunomia, Kittolsen, New York. GLascow, April S—Ealied, Britaunin (9) New York; Wey- Bihar Costhan, do; Alexandria (#), Halifax, NS, and john, NB. ‘GREENOCK, April 4—Arrived, Tweedsdale, McKichan, Pen- ia; Oth, Ab joa, Pow, New York, ay, Apri 8—. rod a Lae he a | Frazer, Calla’ GTURALTAR, March 20—Arrived, J A Hailoch, Bri na for wr Fork) 24th, Attila, Barbar 25th, Nase * Barnes, Norfolic, Va (and 4 for Massala); 26th, Kiidare, Macomber, ‘New York for Cadiz; Tynan (s), Greig, Trieste (and cleared for New rk); Northumbria (s), Fuller, Fin thal pepe tne gd th, Veteran, Snow, Mt 425th, Albert George, Balleseyas, New York. March s&--Satied, ‘Trenton, Beattie, Pensacola. WA, March 10-"Tn port, bark Zingarella, Strick- gs Navarino, Blood, from Lisbon * in 10 days;" Arthur Eggleao, tor Boston, do, to sa Tut, Apri b Arrived, Fim Grove, Furst, San Francisco, llayes, Marah BW —Saiied, Proteus, Murphy, Cardi and ited HAMPURG, April 2-Sailed, Herschel, Friddricks, New Yor dtu, Gakiand, Murti, Savanna; Kearsarge,’ Field, Carlin; Gutona, Hamil, New Yor Wieke, New York. MaLvorr, Avil 4—Artived, ioats, Cieared 4th, Moneta, Fassett, New York. Tor or Wiaut, Apri OW St Albans Head Sth, Hudson, Pratt, from New York for London. LaveaPoo., April o—Atrived, Lake Ontario, Benson, New May Ann Hamlyn, do; Puritan, Knowles, 3 h, Waiter, Stinson, do, ‘eed $a; Meadbey Bell, Allan, Koston via. Newport; © I Southard, Meyers, New Grieans; Glenrailock, Skene, ‘Glow. cvsier, Mass; Jennie Prince, Prince, Philadelphia! Jenkin, Sgrley, Boston vin Ardrossan; Ath, Aleppo, (8) ™ in; Lottie Warren, Lucas, do; Ci Mon- York; City ‘of, Manchester (sy, Joven, Phi New York; Sam Sth, Minnesota (s), Free- r, Cunningham, New York. O1e Cremona, Surrows, Galveston ; Saranak, Dun- levy, Philadelphia; § re fan Francisco; Sth, Can- ada Kelle, Tindall, New Yor; ma ire, Penrice, San Francisco sacoln. , GroKAn, a awa, Minchin, Pen- Entered out 84, ‘in, Hammond, and Idaho (1 for New York; Ps won, Ban Francisco; Hawa, Minch 1 eh Cochran, New York Via Ard Bowerby, New York; 5th, treal and Cui Selina nd Nem }, Lochead, Ne City of Dubiin mn wag and dove "fallax; Guine* wat eg, Piliadelphia oO the Skerries 84, Avondale, Evans, from Liverpool tor April 8--Arrived, Carlisle, Pile, San Prancisgg; hy Peo tt mes New ork bth, Lady Eilzaveth, + i in, Ol CCteared bth, As itirks New York (and sailed from senon™ Ma Aveived Hornet, Hopkins, Pailadel- Marck $f, Cuba, Holmes, Philadelphia. Li on March bO—Arrived, Higreuie, A Ahliora, New York, Mrwstna, March 2—Sailed, Arcadia, Eldrup, Mhiladel- MANSEILLWS, March 30—Sailed, Magdaiena, Ness, New ‘ch 28—Sailed, Waiter Smith, Smith, Boston, rN 4 ‘Cieated, Emiile, for San Francisco; phi ‘in, Geo H Uns, ey neMOuEM, ape HOM the Eddystone Gti, Jenny, Henrtel, Rotterdam, 4 "ae Th Arrived, Gitana, Flagestadt, New on ANTONIO, ey ieee 28—In port, schr Mery D SURA UetOwny bert ScArHeG, Coerops (NO), Simousen, New York (and ved for ‘Hamby ar Gaspee, Breseecne | joan, O Re Bang ot The =a jen, ‘dod Stn, il ren, Hinitn, New proces Hovelt$ ube ‘Sib, Thgtouer slagoun, Teterse@, Baa J rengioco (and erat ee Gey xi Nevin pou: drt Kola, nee i beng owl an iW Balog i ingara, for New York; British tt, sires pag aR London, Ramsey, Pensa- ig eg March 29—Arrived, F Scaila, Waack, New York; SwrstMenDE, Aprit %—Arrived, Agostina, Robinson, Pan tubMAs April 2—Arrived, schr from Wind. At Je ahi an enna as SH “Hatiela CBr Ellis, Liverpool Tor'Putadelphin TExeL, april’ 1—Arrived, Topeka, Blanchard, Savannah for Bremen, TRIBUTE, March 81—Arrived, Varwell, New Zork: Argham, Lindaey, dot Vi pale arora Curry, dos ele Spe i 3 Sidoniad (6), Sfaekay, Marsailies and New a Amertoan Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Aprit 1¢—Bailed, chr Ida a Jayne, New ‘BOSTON, April 14, P M“Arrived, brig Anba D Torrey, Haskell Baitinro; sonra King ta Wiis dary B Dyed, Purvers, Tangier 1b ‘Bavtyer’ Ha, fangier ; diexanarie enaleton, Balt! ante: ight Tae act ia pet ioe, Nickarton Palla re, Coll f 3 lc as do; d Aiderd! ere, ate a " Appold, Howes, Baltimore ; ship Pavel Wir, Now { orks ‘brige Constantin (ir), Ken- rick Fon gee ae Hannah, Jones, Mayay er ed, ' bri ay Br Layii (Br), iansed! larsetiles; Feet y rk ; cbr ‘ond, Guptill, Rondout, Cleared—Ship oe tnew, of Portsmouth, 1075 65-100 tons), Jacobs, Ca Caleta; bark Young Turk, Nickerson, Gtb- raltar anda ponlled—Win nd NW to SB, ship Dauntless; bark Tari Tth—Arrived, geeamah 0 (Br), from Liverpool Blackatone, Baltimor arks te Bonen? Liverpool; "ats Sancton BY), Robbins, “Ardrossan. CHARLESTON, April 18—Clearea, bark Florence Chip- man (Br), Jones, Liverpool. 18; April 6—Cleared, achr Wm Deming, Cook, New ‘EASTPORT—April 10—Artived, achr Mary Harmon, Par- ker, Baltimore, le ‘Sth, schrs Quoday, Fanning, and Huntress, Brown, weet ‘ORTH, Me, April 9—Sailed, schr Loduski, Means, 10th—Sailed, sehr Jachta, New York. FALL RIVER, April 13—Arrived, schrs SS Brown, Mott, Albany, N Poughkeepa Balled Stirs oak Merriman, Babbitt, Plymouth, NC; Jane ¥ Durfee, Mary, and West Wind, Townsend, George- own, DO; Laiira, Bole L A Rose, Rose, Baltimore; State Hart, N ew Fork: Richard Borden, Borden, do. antaaket, Bunker, Charleston. Hater heodore Dean, Grinnell, New York. GLOUCESTER, April 18—Arrived schr ‘Amira, Hooper, ¥ JACKSONVILLE, April 10-- Sirgaker, Van Gilde HOE ae eo gaat er aed Sie hay Anni a Leland, Burvet, Boston; 12th, Joh 1s Hibath, do, MOBILE, tal, T—Arrived, bark Caroline Lemont, Minott, Baltimore; schrs Barend, Mulder, Rio Janeiro; CS Baylis) Steele, Providence, jeated—Ships Greyhound, Bond, Liverpool; Tuscarora, Rowiand, do, d—Ships Bonaventure, Bainbridge, and George Hurl- ve NEW ORLEANS April 1—Arrived, ship St Louls, Hub- bard, Key Ww veslow: ygoming wy ips. Rival, Doane, Newport,” Wales nny Ba Pou Boston} a tran Liverpools bare: Victor (800, Ferjesen, trom Cardi; brig MO ell, Haskell, from Rockland; schr Nellie Hower Stack from Rock port, Geared En ig Ge a (Span), Botet, Barcelona. RFOLK, Apel 16—Passed out, barks St Lawrence, for Deana ‘John Boulton, ——, Below, barks Traveller, and New r_Lishty for Rio Janeiro, DFORD ApriliS Arrived schrs Helon, Perry, Ba! {hale ries H Kelly, Smith, ae York. Baltimore ; Ch Salied April 14, sobre Brandywi Adams, Young Teaser, Slocum, Alexandria: Henry Gibbs, Chase; Pyrola, Sparrow; Eagle, Chase; RB Smith, Nickerson, an Emplré, Matthews, New NEWPORT, Apri Ig PM Arrived, achra E L Vandervoort, Kelley, Portland tor New York; Wild Pies, Philips Provi- dence for Georgetown, DO; James Tipp, Ji Jr, Niel eraon, Ghathams for New York: Janes Netaon Gresues Seite Chartre, Sammons, and Jobn W Bell, Pierce, Taunton for do} Eliza Hamilton, Cole, Wickford for do: U1 Palos, French, and G W Mathew Vasser, Jr, Kelley, Mattapotasett for New York; ‘Transit, Racket, Providence for Philadelphia; Jano F Dur- see, Murty, Fall River for Alexanaria, Sailed, ('S gunboat Tallapoosa, McRitchie, Boston; schra Amelia 'F Cobb, Cob! idence for Tangler: Stokes, do for New Yor! t, Mayo, Orleans tor do. in port, schra Euisubsth B, Hogan aad thomas F Opoper, Sleeper, for New York; North Vactiic, Eaton, trom Provi- dence for do; Prince Lee Boo, Snow, do for do: James Hewett, Foster, from Norfolk; sloop Harvest, Corwin, Bria- tol for New York, Also schrs Elizabeth M Smith, Chase, Harwich tor New Yerk; Joseph E Vous, Davis, and Florence, Fargo, Providence for do; Fiyaway, Kelley, Portiand for do} Kenduskeag, Wyatt, from Arecib», PR, tor Portland. ittiys A Hi Arriveds fn the night, schrs kmma G Edwards Spritce Mey for MoM Merrim: Babb Fail Ri rer wee M—arrived, ‘sohr’ "Lather § Chase, from Dennisport for WoRwicH, April 13—1 = Arrived, schrs A T Miner, Miner, ew York; Woodbridge, X NJ; Ellen Perkins, Kelley, Amboy. , April 18—Arrived, schr ‘Belle. of the Bay, New Yorg for Geotes Bank. Salled, echra Calvin, Clark, New York for 8t John, NBs James Martin, Baker, Philadelphia tor Boston; Julia ier, do for rst McIntyre, New York for do; Annie Mart! Sohn, NB; Palladium, Ryder, do tor Tewksbury; Herbert, and Union, do for Providence; Johu. Price, Nickerson: Phniadelpila for Boston; L8 «Fog tcoaie ‘New York ikeepsie for Taunton ; P Lawton, for do; Salmon Wasbburn, Jones, Por K Cogawell, Sweet, New York’ for Lawion, do for Portland; Frederick ish, James Alderdice. Willetts, Georgetown, Di i, Readout for allowel;’ W Richmond, Gupt Rice, Or: ane PHILADELPHIA, April 15, AM—Arrived, barks Mary C Dyer, Hopkins, Matanzas; Ann Elizabe nas; schra Fannie Hanmer, Brooks, Greeripor! ey, ialey, Norwich ; Henrietta Simmons, Godtrey, heared—-Barks Pautser (Nor), Ferjesen, Londonaerry; Nyassa (Br), Huchtsoa, Liverpool; Adole Mi Lora, Mourve, seyititaax, April 15—Arrived, sch Delia Hodg«ins, Ber- ‘April 14 Arrived, sehr CF Young, Richardson, Cienfue- Geared Bark Adelaide Morrie, Reed, St John, NB. ‘ailed—-Bark Ad bri rig Anciet H Curt ochre Delmont, Sarab onan Gen « éth—Arrived, steamshi Scandinavian, Liverpool, * PROVIDENCE, April 14—Arrived, schrs Macy J Fisher, Fisher, Nansemond; Christopher Losier, Davis, Phtladel- hata; ison Pm © Dennison, Allen, Albany ; Nutive, Dehart, Port onion ; mma, White, Brooklyn for Pawtucket; Belle, loboken ; Marietta Hand, Norton, New York; Hat: tie WColifan, Hilly Cosaaie; returned: gchr LA Buntngame, ge ‘hence for Georgetown, DC, having broken her erciled—Schra Ral h Carlton, Curtis, Matanzas: Robert Pettis, Filia, Norfolx; Oliver Ames, French, Georgetown T1w Worthington, Te: be Anzeline Van 1c ( ‘do; LOH Belutinore or Alexaudrin} Westmorelani, ‘Kices Thiladelphia; Beller Obild, doy Kt M Char Stocking, New York, ‘AV Al ANNA,’ April 12—Arrived, ship Cameo (Br), Roche. fort Hu. Br), Elmes, Liverpool; schr Mary steamship Virgo, New York; ship Lady Duf- via New York; barks Lopes, Callao Ster- ickman, Ave: fing Phent Tal TSti; Arrived: steamship Herman Licingston, New York. SALEM, ‘April 18—Arrived sche D'S Merson, Ayres, Piil- adelphia. TAUNTON, April 13—Sailed, schrs James Neilson, Greene, and W kell, Pierce, New York. VINEYARD HAVEN, April 10—Arrived, schra_Dirizo, Snow, Philadel saa ee "Boston; JH Wainwright, Abrams, ‘and Raven's York, do for Salem: Governor, Torrey, Bridgeport for jais; @'M Wentworth, Robbins, New York for Calais, ‘Also arrived and sailed, schrs Quoddy, Fanning, Calais for Philadetphia; Wim Deming, Cook, do for New ¥ i danke arziva'a, “Returned, brig Chas Wi Grant, Olive te a Wn Gillam, WILMINGTON, N yAPri 18—Arrived, steamship Bene- factor, Jones, New York. Cee ty Suwanee, Simpson, Mays ez, PR; Strom- yy; schre ness (Br), El litt, Gouaives; achr Nellie Richardson, New WICKYORD, April 18—Sailed, schr Eliza Hamilton, Cole, NWAREHAM, April 14—Satled schr Fawn, Baker, Philadel- phia. plies ; but not understanding the anatom ot tie artsy mee took the place where the: truss should. be applied.” Dr. Kverman at once tool his ease in hand, and notwiustanding his repeated applications Mr. Beecher, from recent develop: ments, is ati!l quite Dre8. 8 nguine in eventually curing Mr. Beecher’ bresdh, though his tiptareis of that spasmouie chnracter tnt atfects'the heart and mental organization to an alarming ex- tent. Strangulated rupture Is equailed only by hydrophobia, but Mr. Beecher's case will hardiy revult in that. Avolding what he has indulged tm, with a composed mind, will do much towari! preventing {t, Mr. B jenacity in stick- ing to Dr. Sherman is the best pro interest in the Doctor's ait Dr. Sherman may be consulted by che Fuptured gratia, at bis office, GY; Hrondway. | Pamphlets, with Photographs vefore and after treatment, with a pampbilet of he Henry Ward Beecher letiers, containing & fine portrant of Mr, Bee to any address on receipt of 10 cents. BSOLUTE DIVORC! the courts of dif free. Notary i § LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM nt States. No publicity, Advice Public and Commissioner for ever |. KING Counsciior-ut-Law, SH Brow tw GLASS, SILVER PLATED WARE, ‘ooking Utensils, Refrigerators, House Furnishing Goods recuced fifteen per cent. A™ CHINA, Cutier; a EDWARD De hacseonD, Cooper institute, ROADWAY MARKET, BROADWAY, FORTY-FOURTH AND FORTY-FIFTH STREETS, WILL BE OPENED FOR BUSINES ON WEDNESDAY, E, J. 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PURIFY THE BLOOD AND BEAUTIFY THE COM- PLUEXION by using HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS AND HiLMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID “EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, In the spring and summer months the system undergoes ® || change, ‘This {8 the time to use good blood-renewing, purifying and javigorating medicines. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA AND HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT GRAPE JUICE PILLS ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE, One bottle of Helmboid’s iui Extract Sarsaparilia equals {n strength one gallon of the syrup or decoction as made by druggists, and a wineglass adel to a pint of water equals the celobrated Lisbon diet drink, a delightful and healthful beverage. Be: The Grape juice Pill ts compored of Guid extract Catawba grape juice and FLUID EXIRACT RHUBARB. Useful in all diseases requiring @ catharle remedy and far superior to all other purgatives, such as salta, mag- neaia, &c. Sais Helmbold’s GrapeJulce Pill lw not @ patented pill, put up 1a those ordinarily vended, ui the result of ten years! ex- perimenting and great care in preparation, SAFE FOR AND TAKEN BY CHILDREN; NO NAUSEA; NO GRIPING PAINS, BUT MILD, PLEASANT AND SAFE IN OPERATION. Two bottles of the Fluid lixtract of Sarsaparilla and one bottle of the Grape-Juice Pills are worth their weight in gola to thone suffering from bad viood, poor complexion, head- ache, nervousness, wakeruinces, at night, costiveness and {rregularities, and to those auifering from broken and deli- cate constitutions it will give new blood, new vigor and new Ute. ran THE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS are done up with grew. care and in handsome bottles, and will surpass all those vended in wooden boxes and carelessly prepared by inexpe- rienced men, comparing with the English and French style of manufactaring. Sacer AU of I. 7, HELMBOLD'S Preparations are Pharmaceuth cal, not a single one being patented, but all on tapi own merits, ses Prepared by H. T. IELMBOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Orystal Palace Pharmacy, 694 Broadway, N. Y. ‘and 104 South Tenth street, Phisadelphia, HELM GOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU HAS GAINBD A WORLD-WIDE FAMB,