The New York Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1871, Page 12

WASHINGTON. Important Decision in the Supreme Court. ees The Constitutionality of the Legal Tender Act Affirmed. Raval Preparations for the Reéep* tion of the Czarewitch. — ve ” The N. P, Trist Claim—Lobbyists to Demand the Lion's Share, The Woman Snffrage Question to be Decided in the Courts. ‘7 oh , WasmmnoroN, April 14, 1871.” The .Constitutionality of the Legal Tender Act Adirmed. ? The Jnages of the Supreme Court, after an elabo- rate deliberation, have decided by a vote of five to four in favor of the consututionality of the Lega, Tender act. Those who dissented—Chase, Clifford, Nelscn and Field, Justice Davis, who last year Voted against the consututionality of the act, changed his vote this year, which gave the prepon. derance to the other side, Tne opinions, itis under: stood, will not be announced until the next term of the court. E@ects of the Coal Troubles—Shipments of Cumberland Coal to New York. The troubles in the anthracite coal region are showinz their important effects on the business of the Chesapeake and Ohto Canal. Sixty-four boats, joadcd with Camberiand coal and averaging 112 tons each, were entered and locked at Georgetown to-day, the largest business ever done in one day. There are now upwards of sevegty sailing vessels and steamer loadings Cumberiand coal at Georgetown for Northern ports, principally New York. Navigation opened on the canal on the 81a of March, and upto the time of opening last year the tolls at the receiving lock was $34,497, When it is known that nearly all of this toll was collected on coal some idea of the large business done this year may be forme, large feet of ves- sels is also at Alex loading coal for Northern por, bata ee , ere The New Lot “fhe subscriptions to the new loan were $150,000, The Secretary of the Treasury orders that the com- mission of bankers and others employed in negoti- ating the new loan be paid in coin. Those who have received their commissions already are notified to return the amounts of currency and receive coin in ‘leu thereof, . Prouresd 6f the Work Upon the New Bonds, The progress of work upon the new bonds 1s very active. Packages of backs for the fifty, bundred, five hundred, thousand, five thousand and ten thousand registered and coupon bonds have fiready deen received from the New York bank note companies, and preparations for printing the faces of the bonds are being pusned for- ward with energy. ‘The vignettes for both the registered and coupon are the same and are Placed on bonds of similar denominations. The vignette for the fitty doar is a likeness of Silas Wright: for the hundred dollars, of ex-Secretary Sianton; of the five hundrea dollars, for Thomas H. Benton; for the thousand dollars, ex-President Har- vison; for the five thousand dollar, Anson Burlin- ‘ame, and for the ten thousand dollar, the late Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts. The en- graving of the bonds in all cases is regarded as superior in fineness of @esign and execution to any simtiar work ever done intwis country or else- where, Mr. Cassalaer,in charge of the engraving branch of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing of | the Treasury Department, expects they will be abie £0 furnish bends to the agents by the 15th of May, The Insane Claimant of the Waite House. Patrick McGuinness, the individual who came to Washington from Pawtucket to clalin the Presiden- tial chair, as stated ina telegram on Saturday, was started back to Rhode Isiand on the Satmrday’s iain, but jumpea from the car at Bladensburg and returned to this city, when he made another unsuc- cessful attempt to ovtain the Presidentiat chair on Saturday night. Executive Mansion aud transferred to the police who kept him iu the Central guardvouse uniil this morning, whev be was sent to the insane asylum, physicians having pronounced him to be insane. The Nicholas P. Trist Claim—Big Fees for Lobbyists. There wasa@ story in circulation to-night to the effect that General Butler had gene to the First Comptroiier of the Treasury and had the claim of Nicholas P. Trist, for services as Envoy to Mexico, stopped, on the ground that he (Butler) had a claim against Trist for fees as lawyer. General Butler says there te ztotone word of truth in it; that he never saw or spoke to Trist, or had anything to do with the claim in question, It appears that one Linus M. Child, of Boston, who is the executor of the will of Linus Child, who was the counsel for Trist, has flied a bill in equity in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, praying for an in- Juncuon to restrain the payment of the claim of ‘Trist until a fee of twenty-five,per cent is paid him (Child) fer services as lawyer tn getting the claum Through. ‘This bill represents that Trist promised the Lious Child, partner of Linas M. C.old, tne peti- Uoner, that whenever the claim went through he (Trist) would pay this amount.to Child. Mr. Butler, being frem Massachusetts, bas probably been con- founded with Mr. Child. Proposed Testimonial to Baron Gerolt. The proposed departuré of Baron de Geroit causes much regret among is numerous trends, who intend te commemorate the high esteem enterwined for the late representative of Germany by a lasuag testimonial. The gentlemen comprising the com- mittee formed for this purpose have addressed the following letter to bi subscriptions:— WASHINGTON, April 4, 1 Sm—A few friends of Buron,von Gerolt ha sulted together, iu view of his pre i ds v from the 4 nit ling among us the representativ government for more than @ quarter of a A public dinner, which Was first proposed an es.pression of the senu- ments he bus jistiy mspired, did not seem s tory. It was thought that a piece or service ot plate would be a better as also a more permanent estimoutal. Accordingly, ihe un’, signed were appointed a comunittee W invite subscriptions for this purpose. An now addreqing you they wish lo give you an opportunity of Uuiuog in the tesumontal 10 a much bonored trend of our qjuntr W. W. CORCORAN, &. HOOVER, Committee, 403. 0. G. KENNEDY, Nominations Wot Acted Upon ie the Senate. The following is au oilicial list of nominations which failed of copfirmauon at the recent session of Congress :— Postmasters—Charles Smith Abell, Shre La.; B. P. Bianchard, New Orieans, La; K Comin, Cooperstown, Charies W. Dalrymph aibion, Mich, ; Qbaries Sox H. speed, Marion, Ala.; Samuel dberia, La. hard, Morris, Ml; ph Wakefield, New Assessors of Internal Revenue—George A. Gordon, | First district of Jexas; feory Morehouse, Bieventh district of New York; Eu F. Jennings, ‘Third district Of Alabama. A Appraiser of Merchandise—Alfred FE, Buek, port of Mobile, e dndian agent—G. &, Chase, Creek agency, Untied Siates District Judge—Bird W. Gray, East- ern district of Texas. s Supertising Inspector of Steamboats—Eawara Ry Ferguson, Second Judicial disirick Supervising Inspector Gencral of Steamboais dames Nimmo, Jr. ‘These nominations all iail, except they are renomi- hated by the Presidevt. Carrespondercs Con ig the Occupation of Keme by the K of Italy. During We last session of Congress, ou the motion of Mr. Brogks, of New Yors, a resvlution was passed requesting the Secretary of State, if not Incom- Patibie with tue public interests, to communicate to ‘the House copies of any correspondence between the Siate Lepartment and our Minister Plenipotentiary r *® Florence tp relasjon 19 the eccupation of Home | » savied He was, however, ejected from the | | | tge circle of friends, inviting | NEW by the King of Italy, and also what correspondence has taken place since December 1, 1870, In reply to this resolution, which has just been printed, the Secretary furnishes the correspondence called for, which consists of letters to him from Minister Marsh, she latter on the 3d of January Layaiaeet The King reachea Rome on the morning of t of pecenben and after a siay of ten or twelve hours revurned to Florence. He was very well recetved by the municipality and the people, but the suddenness Of &is arrival and the snortness of his stay (geen | the maniiestations of satisfaction and loyalty wae had been in part arranged for bis formal entry. His Majesty, in a letter not yet published, announced his arrival to the Pope, and, as it is said, intimated that his visit would not be long enough to allow of an interview between the Pontiff and himself. It beheved the Pope made no reply to his Majesty’s letter at the time, and it is not knowp that an an- swer bag since Egseiyed. - : 2 : 8. getvonsten Mr. Eugene G. Schuyler, Secre' f the United States Legationgat St. Petersburg, 1 hege, having returned to this country on a leave of absencé, Hi has given great satisfaction both 6 the Unit States and the Russian government. He will s00n leave apart for his home in ltha » after which he will return to St. Pétérsbarg. Secretary Boutwell will leave Washington to- morrow for the West and spend several days in Chicago. Senator Nye left here this morning for New York. He intends going to Nevada after the special session, Fae Sener is pookse for parope fhis gpm F net A 5! Satie ea sige mryhe <0 skied iS Gongiessmait Kendall wit Tetiafn hére for some time attending to business for his constituents in the departments, Fatal Kerosene Accident. Several nights ago a kerosene lamp in the house ofa colored family on the Brightwell farm, near Bladensburg, Maryland, exploded, setting fire toa bed in which were two children, one of whom was burned to death and the other so severely injurea that its life is despaired of, The father of the children ran in and threw the bed out of the window. It fell on his wife, and ber clothes taking fire, she, too, was badly burned, The injured child cannot survive, One ear is burned off and the bones are lald bare on one side of the face. Woman Suffragists in Court. Mr. A. G. Riddle, as counsel for the ladies who made application to register and vote at our recent election, will, 1t is expected, enter sults in their be- half to-morrow, as follows:—Mrs. Spencer against the Board of Registration, for refusing to enter her name asa voter. Mrs, Grifflng against the Superin- tendents, gf Eleguon of the bai} Peas Twentieth district, and Mrs. Webster Sifainst the Superintendents of Election of the Four ih precinct, Thirteenth district, for refusing to receive thetr votes after having made application to register. The damages are laid at $2,500 in each case, so that | if they are decided in the Circuit Court and Court in General Term against the plaintiffs they can be taken to the Supreme Court of the United States. ‘The Southern (lnims Commission. ‘The Southern C!aims Commission to-day heard the claim of Hugh W. Throckmorton for $17,000 dam- ages, caused by troops at Upton’s Hill, Va., a promi- nent point of military perations at the commence- ment of the Wary... GO La. 1 £reparations for the Reception of the “ -"Cuarewitch, OP age partment is making preparations to Send several vessels to meet the Russian fet with the Czarewitch on board in June next. Admiral Porter will command the reception fleet. New Maritime Regulation. ‘The United States Minister at the Netherlands has transmitted to the Secretary of State a copy of a royal decree adding @ new article to the regulations unanimously adopted by ethe principal maritime Powers of Europe with @ view to preventing colli- sions at sea, TENNESSEE KU KLUXES., Lawlesaness in Weakley Conaty=Two Ne- grees Rescued from the Officers by a Dis- @aised Mob and Hung. MEMPHis, April 24, 1871. About ten days since the oftice of David Schaef- Yers—ex-Sheriff of Weakley county—at Dresden, Tenn., was entered and valuable papers abstracted from a desk and carried off and others papers burned on the floor. Suspicion feli — upon | Wiluam and Edward Johnson (colored), and the lat- ter was arrested and confined in jail, but William made his escape, and sent word back from Paducah, Ky., that he had found a bad listof Km Klux in Schaeffers’ desk, and that he would send a colored Tegiment of troops to squelch them. A few days since Shaeflers, accompanied by Sheriff Vincent, pro- ceeded to Paducah, and with a requisition, arrested William, and left for Dresden with the prisoner. This morning, about two o'clock, when the train carrying the party stopped at Ralston, on the Nash- ville and Northwestern Railroad, some eight miles from Dresden, about forty men, with masks, suddenly appeared, and, after pointing pistols at the railroad Officials, took the prisoner off. This morning the bodies of Edward and William were both found | hanging in the Wouds, It appears the maskers had forced the jailor at Dresden to give up Edward and had taken him to Ralston, FIRES, : Rome Iron Works—Loss $150,00e Rome, N. Y., April 24, 1871. One of the mills of the Rome Iron Works was des- troyed by fire this mornmg. The loss ts about $150,000; insured for $100,000. A new and larger mill will be built at once, ringBeld, M: SPRINGFIELD, April 24, 1871. The dye and dry house of the Swift River Com- pany, at Enfield, was oadly damaged by fire this | morning, the machine shop and picker house ad- joining being totally destroyed, Fully insured, Burning of the Fire in § Tanuecry Burned to Pennsylvania. HONESDALE, Pa., April 24, 1871. L, A. Robertson & o.’s tannery, near Hovesdale, Wayne county, Pa., was destroyed by fire on Sunday morning. Great Fire in Heury, Ul. Cacao, April 24, 1871. A fire at Henry, Marshall county, Il, on Sunday, caused a damage of over $50,000, The prin- cipal losers are John Kline, C. Gould, John Corbet, J. W. 5. imo and J. L. Jones. Tusurances on the St. Louis Fire. Sr, Lowis, Mo., April 24, 1871. ‘The following is a partial list of the insurances on White & Erickson’s tobacco factory, which was burned on Saturday:—In the Home Insurance Com- pany. of New York, $5,000; Nortn British and Mer- cantile, of London and Edinburg, $5,000; Insurance Company of North Aimerica, $5,000; Manhattan, of New York, $5,000; Franklin, of Philadelphia, $2,500; Yonkers, of New York, $2,50); North St. Louis Mu- , $2,500; Western Mutual, of § of Providence, | $2,650 Lamar, ot New’ York, $3,000; of Philadelphia, $3,000; tna, of Hart 1009, FIRE IN THE BOWERY, “Satety” Gas ina Lager, Beer Salcone Destruction of n Concert Saloon, About halt-past eleven yesterday morning a fire broke out in the lager beer and concert saloon ec- cupied by J. Theodore Schmitz, 53 Bowery. It was j caused by the explosion of a lamp which Gerard | Haas was filling with “liquidgsafety gas,” and a fame of light in close proxuuity. Atthe time the fire occurred @ variety aud rmiustrel troupe connected With the establishineut were rehearsing 1m the rear of the buiiding and some eight or nine performers weie on the stage. They escaped by the rear en- | trance on Chirysile street; bat one of them, Miss Nettie Taylor, bad her neck and face badly burned, Some of them lost their musical instruments, a por- tou of ther wardrobe and clotuing. ‘The flames ex tended to the upper floors of the building, spread to the roof, and tne structure was completely gutted, 4. T. mitZ, On the first Moor, lost $3,000; no In- surance. Mr, Jacob F. Hoss, who owned the lunch er, $260; n0 insurance. J. Roth, biliiard table ufacturer, Occupied third hoor; ioss $1,500. The th aud fifth floors were occupied by Edward A, Smith, cigar magufacturer; loss $2,000. The building ie ewned by Willian B Astor and is damaged to the extent of $6,000, EUROPEAN MARKETS, Liavi: Loxpox MONEY Mankrt.—Lonz Avril 4=5 P. M—Consols closed at 9 for money aud the account. Ame n Pive-twenty bonds, 1862, Wy; 1885, 167, #2; ten-forties, ¥9 FRVOO! COVTON MAUKYT,—LIVERVOOL, April 4— ° used fiat and irregular, Midaing up- 2, 5344. The wales of the day 3,000 for speculation aud ex: noon. GOL PROPVOR MA Rie AVERPOOL, April 4 (uiamui rosin haa advanced to és. bd. per owt, LCM MARKEr.AnTWERY, April 14-—-Petroloum at $82, for One pale Amaricag, rd THE STATE CAPITAL. Avempted Fraud Discovered in the Supply Bill—Ubsequies of Senator Harpendin: é ALBANY, Aprti 24, 1871. The error discovered in the supply bill was the in- sertion of the item paying counsel in the Bick River claims matter, This item was stricken out, yet the word “rewored” was by some one written on if, and the engrossing clerks copied it into the engroased bill. The con- ference committee, however, has ordered 1t to be expunged, and the Govergor will sign the bill as 8000 as he returns to the city, “*~=~--- ‘The remains of the late State Senator Harpending were conveyed to the Central Ratiroad depot last ening. Chief Justice Church, Judges Foley and Grover, Attotnéy Genera! Champlain, senators Banks, Lord, Bardenberg and U, F. Norton, DeWitt oO. rer. oe = George Lys ba 9 5a pall RR na SSR te THE CANALS. csi ” Navigation Opened on the Canal a ALBANY, April 24, 1871. ‘The canals were opened for navigation to-day. Reports from all sections are to the effect that the canals are in good order, x ‘a my eee Break in the Erie Canal. ROOHESTER, April 24, 1871. The break in the Erle Canal, near Fairport, is not quite as bad as at first represented, About fifty fect of the tow-path, two fect below the bottom, has gone out. It will take two daysto make repairs. Boats freighted will probably be able to pass by Fri- day morning. Canal Traffic. BUFFALO, April 24, 1871. * Boats commenced locking on this division of the canal at six o’clock this morning. At five o'clock P. M, 100 boats had cleared, with 675,000 bushels of grain. Tolls amounting to $20,000 were collected. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York-This Day. Sun rises 5 07 | Moon sets...morn — — Sun sets, 6 49 | High water. morn — — : a OCEAN STEAMERS*.. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THY MONTHS OF APRIL, MAY AND JUNE, bah 29 Broadway. 65 road st. reen 15 Broadway. '7 Bowling Green eproecuay. jowling Green 19 Broadway. NEW YORK, APRIL 24, 1871. CLEARED, ._.. Sagi Steamahip Westphaa (NO} Schwensen, Hamburg—Kun- hag age : teainayin Wm F Ciydé, Parker, Norfolk, City Pofni and Richmond—Washington _& Uo, “sere Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Portland—J F Ames. Bark Kate (Br), Murphy, Rotterdam—Brett, Son & Co. Bark Giovanni Batista (Ital), Guglemini, Genoa—Jas Rob- inson & Co. Bark Cardenas, Sundberg, Havana—J E Ward & Co. Bark Jos k Eawn, Ethngwood, Cienfuegos—Brett, Son & 0. Bark Brililant, Sprague, Catharien—Jas W Elwell & Co. Bark Allsa (Br , Given, ‘St John, NB—-Heney & Parker, Bg Aglaia, Petersen, Truxillo—G Werscis, e Brig Robert Mowe, Abbott, Barbados—H Trowbridge’s one. wet Iris (Br), Simmons, Point-a-Pitre, Gaad—H A Vata- le & Fon, gEtif Thos Turull, Thompson, Mayagaet—L, W & P Arm- in ris Leona, Tingley, Havana—P I Nevins & Son. Brig Jeanne Adoipie (Fr), Labeypin, St Jago de Cuba—C L Guilleaume & Co. Brig Surf, Thomson, Brig Rainbow, Mar Brig James Frazer, Maiheson, # & Ward. johns, NF—George 1 rewer. Schr Henry Parker, Beers, Demarara—Edwin Rowe & Co. Sobr Lizzie, Leighton, St George, NB—Jas Murray. Sehr Fanny Keating, Kane, Jacksonville W Ray & Co. ghthe Katie Konger, Mara, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & laght. hi Sehr Clara Sawyer, Branscom, Savannah—Bentley, Milter & Co, Schr John Lenthall, Martin, Richmond, Va—Van Brunt & nt. ‘SchrJ L Maloy, Russeli, Washington, DO—Baker & Day- mn. Schr Elia Hodsdon, Nickerson, Bangor—Miller & Hough- ton. Schr R H Daly, Lanfair, New London—Rentleg, Miller & Co. Sehr Evetyn. Burger, Stamford. Steamer D Utley. Davis, Philadel Steamer E C Biddie, McCue, Pl Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadeiphu Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, hia, delphia. a Philadelphia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Austrinn steam frigate Novara, Capt Anrnhames, Annapo- is4 days. | Mounts 45 guns, and has a crew of 510 officers ‘and men; is from Vola, on a'cruise in the North Atiantic. Steamsinp Wm P Clyae, varker, Richmond, City Point and Noitolk, with mdse und passengers, to Washington & Ship National (Fr), Soret, Pisagua, 105 days, with nitrate of soda, to Chas Luling & Go. Passed Cape Horn Feb 18 and crossed the Equator Marct 96 in lon 3920 W; had fine weather bd Hatteras, then squally weather; been 6 dave north of that point. | Mareb 18, Int 12 8, lon & W, spoke ship David Malcombson, from —— for Sydney. Bark Bluenose (Br), Yuill, Cardi, Feb 22, with railway tron, to H J DeWolf & Uo. Came the ‘northerly passage and had strong, westerly gules up to ion 61 W, since variable weather. Been 14 days west of the Banks. March 80, lat 43 89, lon 45 32 W, spoke whip Herbert Beech, from Cardi for StJobn, NB, March £8 at 8:30 P M, Andrew Black, seaman, ative or Trieste, aged 2 years, fell from the maintopgal: lant yard overboard and was drowned. Bark Colonist (Br), Andrews, Matanzas 11 days, with sugar, to master. ark Kubler (Br), Beazer, Grand Tork via Salt Cay, Tl, 12 days, with salt and two passengers, to Heney & Parker’ Had moderate weather ; April 19, lat 35, lon 72, saw brig FH Kimball steering east. Brig Pomona(of itichmond, Me), Brown, Cardenas, 8 day: with sugar, to Youngs &Co—vessel to Charles L Wright & Co, Had tine weather; Ith inst, Elbow Key bearing E 6 picked up a boat containing two men, who desired to u to New York: their names were Charies Haines, ( schr Liflian, of Stockton, Me, and John B Cadell, mate of brig Elizabeth Ann, of Nova'Scotia; they reported that the captains ef their veasels had been arrested at Sagus Charged with aving two uegroes concealed on board: ad- vised them to goto Elbow Key until their vessele called for them; state that they were the guilty parties, which would cause the reiease of the captain, Brig J Polledo (Br), Dyer, Matanzas, 8 dare, with mo- lasses, to order—vessel to Miller & Houghton. ‘Been's days N of Hatteras, with variable winds; broke tain boom and sprung foretopgaliantmnnel, rHrigJ Bicktsorey Henly, Matonzas, 15 days, with sugar to order. Schr Victor (of Addison), Dyer, Cardenas, 7 days, with mo- Jansea, to RH lowell, Son’ & Co, vessel_to Snow & Richart. son. ‘Had strong southerly winds np to Hatteras: since vari. able weather: 3 dass north of that polat. Ser Macnet, Sinithy Arroro, Pit, 1s dara, with molasses, toJ V Onatavia, Ito F Talbot & Co. Had heavy weather 4 days north ot Hat Schr Francomn with mdse, to © days norti of 1 < co, Me), Leavitt, Galveston 22 days, Mallory & Co. Had tne weather; three thoras. Kelly, Jacksonville 7 days, with umber to ase. to Bentley, Miller & THoroas, Brown. Virginia, Law, Virginia, Schr W hees, ‘Virginin. Schr W n, Brown, Alexand Sebr € uel, Sopery | Sehr x, Hopkin kervon, Mirsland, , Maryland for New Haron, Stone, Philadelphia Cor Stonington, (Nor), Nielsen, which arrived 230 ol, with railroad irom to order, i con- tens & Bockman, Passed Through Hell Gate, The bark Norek met from Hai migned to We HOUND souraA. Schr Geo Rogere, Rogers, Georges Banks for New York, nto A with fi Rovers & C0. lars for New York. stiand for New York. Schr Helen, Pérre, Rockland for New York. Sehr Chase, Ingraham, Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Brown. Schr Fleetwing, Nash, Rockland for Milivilie, NJ. Sehr Yarmouth, Baker, Hyannis for New York, Vood, Nantucket for New York Sebr Fannie Hazard, Lawrence, New Bedford for New York, Sctir A Marta, Heckett, Sehr F Benes Schr Frauces ¥ Clty. Loring, javen for New ‘ork. Bebr Old Zack, Reabe, New Haven for New York. cht Hydrangea, smith, New Haven for New York. Kehr Liberty, Weaver, Bridgeport for New York. Sehr Native, Mead, Greenwieh for Port Johnson. Sebr Marin rald, Greenwich tor New York. Bebr Mai Ha, Sam ortuport for New York. Sehe Neptune's Bride, Grierson, ~ for Vhiladeiphia. BOUND EAST. Stenmabiy Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portland. Brig Potomac, Carver, New York tor Boston, Sehr J A Berdele, Edgley, Wilmington, N ver for New Ha- Scbr Minerva L Wedmore, Terry, Virginia for New Haven. Sehr Miravan, Carty, Virginia for New Haven, Sear STW lorie. Sehr Min. Sehr Anida, jn, BSebr Pearl, Gookin, Rondout for Portamouth. Sebr Wasson, Harris, Jeraey City for New Haven, Sebr 1 tie, Hal ‘ork for Boston. bebr Asher 8 Parker. ‘perter, New York for ¢ Sebr J Rogers, Higginson, New York for Hartfor Sebr Mall, Wainscott, New York for Gardiner, Sehr WE’ Duryea, Nickerson, New York for Cornwallis, 8, Schr Thos Fale, New York for Fort Schuyler. Sehr Laverty, Bartlett, New York for Norwaik. Sebr Glenwood, Dick!nson, New York for Hempstean Har- Cove. bor. Schr Silas Brainard, Buell, New York for Portiand, Bteamer Meir, Davie, New York for Proviuence, WHIrRKTON ®, LI. April 4—10 PM. The echrs J D Pierson, Ferris, from Hartford tor New Yor! and H 8 Rutan, Wright, from Portchester for Newark, NJ, 1d some few coasiwiee bound vessels, which arrived’ here towards nightf*” have anchored op the flats opposite Whitestone, and will ably remain over night. Most of the vessels orted atancbor in the lower bay evening of You proceeded this morning, Wind SE, very BELOW. Bark Soeeph, Flood, 70 days from Hartlepool (by pilot boat Ezra Nye, No 2). Wind at sunset WNW, light. a: * -~. Shipping Notes. ‘Ten more cases of amailpox were taken from the ship Wm F Storer yesterday to the West Bauk Hospital, mw Marine Disasters. ~~... STraMenip Crty oF LiwxnicK—London, April %—-The steamship City of Limerick, Capt Philips, which leit Liver- ‘pol on Saturday, is at Queenstown, disabjed, with a thou- sand passengers on board, and must repair before proceed- ing to New Yorx. STEAMSHIP VOLUNTEER, from Philadelphia for New York, was wowed back to port April 24 with machinery dis- UINTERO— A letter from bag Mat eine, of ship uintero, from Boston for hoe yt ted March 15, in lat 34 8, lon 34 80 W, atates he had terrific from lat £7 N, lon 63 W, to lat 23, lon 85, during which bulwarks movable reas oa tag Dp Eee eae Rs bad from Snir Tors Auris (Fr), from St Domingo for New York, before reported at St Thomas in distress, was sold by auc ton at that port 25th ult, Bank Josert Wrrr (Br’, Pearson from Matanzas for New York (before reported ashore), was abandoned 20th inst, off {he New Jersey coast, n u leaky condition. The crew took to the bouts and landed 18 miles north of Barnegat, and wero taken im charge by © W Maxson, underwriters’ agent, who forwared them, with the exception of the captain and first ofiicer, to this city, ‘The bark subsequently drifted ashore 18 mallea north of Littie Egg Harbor. Capt Brown, of the Const Company, being clove at hand, ‘immediately boarded her and telécraphed to New York for extra assis steamer Rellef, with men and mate- rials, was despatched Saturday morning (224) to the vessel. Scum MINNIR ARNOLD—Schr A Richards (of Boston), Reed, from Georgetown, SO, for Barbados, fell in with wreck of schr Minnie Arnold, ot Yarmouth, NS (betore. re- ported abandoned). She was dismasted on'the 1hth of Feb- Tuary; foremast gone at deck; mainmast gone 10 feet Le- low eyes of the rigaing; bowsprit sprung: stem and atern- post started, and ieaking badiy. ‘The Minnie Arnold han little or bo provisions or water on board, and the crew was thorougl crew off and landed ly exhausted by pumping. Took them at Barbadoes. Scun Livy Boar, Law, from Boston for Turks Island, be- fore reported put into Bermuda 8th inst, had decks swept of everything moveable, {ncluding galley and four whale boat wrt anil anit and leaking in topsides, baving eucounten lon a gale in le Sonn JouN RANDOLPH and materiais have been sold at Bermuta for £120, een ee CoLtIsION—On the night of 224 Inst, 10:00 o'clock, off the Highlands, as the pilot boat Charlotte Webb No 5 was on her way to this city from a cruise, she was run into by an un- Known schooner, carrying away the Webb's mainsail, main: aft and com) Honway The schooner lost her jibboom; latter had no lights Up. BREMERHAVEN, April 6—The Asla (NG), Nucthorn, from Philadelphia, drov. hore below the new harhor here last night, but was assisted off by a seamer, aud has anchored intheroads. Batavih Fe March ‘ne Solent, Meldrum, which left Yo- York, beat up three times ineffeo- order to pass out of the Straits to week shelter at Anjieron ag he loss of some of her forevards and foresails, which will probably take a week to repair. : i Miscclianeous, LAUNOHED—At Cooper's Point, NJ, 19th inst, from the Yard of Taylor & Mathis, « donble-decked schooner, 108 feet long, 30 feet wide, 94g feet depth of hold, and of about 400 tons burtben, She is named the Jennie E Simmo} batt for Capt Alex T Young, who will command her, intended for the general coasting trade. At Bristol, RI, 22d inst, from the yard of Mr Jobn B Her- reshoff, a fine steam yacht of 800 bbls capacity, called the Ospray. She was built for J H Nickerson, and will em- pore in the menhaden fishery under command of Capt ueo Nickerson. Notice to Mariners. Steamship Wm P Clyde passed a larce mast standing per- pendicularty 10 feet out of the water; appeared to be attacaed io a versel, painted brown; Sq Church bearing NW iy W, distance 5 miles; very dangerous for vessels, > JOHN H PARKER, Master Steamship Wim P Clyde, Meret Whalemen. ‘see Called off Pernambuco 21st ult. ‘arks Hercules, MeKenz trom Hi onoiula ‘or New Bedfor:', Avorn Burne Gellten row do,for New London a Bark Gay Head, Giffor’, at Honotuln, ports sailed from xew Botioed Ostdi. OR M e Horn fad wevere. weather, and lost boats and recetved other datnage: took 150 bis sp on the passage, both in the Atlantie and Pacific. hip Reindeer, Loveland, at Hobolulu, reports sailed from New Bedford Oct 4, Om Jaan fernandez saw boats of the Alfred Gibbs and Andrew Hické, whaling. Sighted Hawaii on the morning of March 8, und arrived In port. morning of th 5 months end 4 dags from home, having taken 150 bhis spol om the passage, Was tosall for the Arctic on March A letter from Capt Beckerman, of bark Live Oak, of NB, and was She is reports her at Chatham Islands Jan 1, 1¥ monthe out, with 900 DbIs sp ofl, ail told; all weil. Had just taken 250 bbls oll, Would be xt Bay of Islands last of May or Ist of June. rts barks Ciconé, Luce, NB, 600 bbla sp_and 80 bbis wh, aioli 80 ep Thm beason See Maury, Smith, do, 15) s9 is Seas A letter from on board bark Eliza, Dimond, of NB, reports her at Russel NZ, Feb 25. with 950 and 150 do wh ofl, all well. Had shipped 8,000 gations sp off by bark Tonia, A leXter from Capt Herendeen, of ship Mary, of cept reports ber at Cape St Lucas, March ta, with 250 bbls wh. ofl sitce leaving Honolulu; bound to Kodiuc and Arctic, Svoken—Feb 23, no lat, &c, brig Lizzie Bigelow, Cook, of Provincetown, with 210 bbis sp on spoken. Ship Peravian, ‘Thomy fi 1 ede abtin Feraan, Thompson, from Liverpool for Smngtipore, Admiral (Br), Reeve, from Liverpool for San Francisco, March 2%, tat 60, Jon 10. Ship American Union, Chandler, from London for New April 7by the Thuringia (8), at Plymouth, ‘ecumngeh, Sparrow, from San Francisco for Ifver- pogly Fel 2, lac $5 » tow 29.33 W. ten 3 from Sun Francisco for Liverpool, Feb 7, lat 4S, ton 83 W. Shfp Sarah Bell, from San Francisco for Queenstown, Feb & lat 4@ 8, tou BOW, Ship Mary Einma, Fellor Feb 23, lat &3 20 8, lon 58 45 from Callao for Queenstown, ‘ship Annie from New York for Melbourne, 10, ta lon 8114 W. ip Nevada, Lunt, from New York for Boston, April 23, off Cape Poge. Ship Washington Booth, Green, from New York for Bos- Cape Poge. ton, April 23, of Ship Natolia (ity Eisien, from Pensacola for Grimsby, March 29, lat 48 48, ton 2 Hark Professor Schweigaard, from Charleston for Gotten- burg, March 26, Int 45 10, lon 24°80 W., Brig Torrent, Tibbetts, from Portiand for Matanzas, April 15, lat 34 40, lon 70. ‘A brig, supposed the Chesapeake, from Demarara for Baltimore, Apri off False Cape. Foreign Ports. ARpnossax, April 6—Sailea, Tyro, Baker, Boston. wASEwERY, April §—Arrived, J 8 Pontoppidan, Nissen, NeN York. Arrived at Flushing 10th, Uncle Toby, Stevens, Sun Fran- cisco. Salied 7th, Michael, Gerlach, New York; 8h, John Patten, Hul, England, oAMeTERDAM, April 8—Arrived, Westfold, Jacobsen, New , Feb 20—Paased by, Royal Minstrel, Cottier, from. a for New York; 22d, Sea Serpent, Whits,' Hong Kong for do; E jNicholson, Crosbie, Foochow for do; 27th, Solent. Meldrum, Yokohama for do. AKYAB, March 8—Arrived. Bertha, Humphreys, Bombay ah SPINWALL, April S—Arrived, schr Gen Putnam, Boca lel Toro. Sailed 3d, bark Garstang (Br), Thurston, Greytown. BRISTOL, April $—Arnived, Conferenee, Williams, Pensa- cola. In port 9th, M McFarlane, Hall, tor Boston Ide. BRFMERIAVEN, April 6—Arrived, Donau (8), Ernst, New k; KV Benningsen, Doyer, Charleston; John Campbell, Morissey, Savannah; 7ih, Antina, De Vries, Charleston. Sailed Sth, Republik, Fortman; Columbia, Muller; G Christoffer, ‘and Virgitia, Minneman, Now York; Leooadia, Henke, Baltimore; Weser, Poppe. Galveston; ith, Ceder, Rolfs, New York ; #th, Mercur, Deliaannt Sandy Hook. BERGEN, March 28—Saliled, Sarpeburg, Hesselberg, Ame- ria, Bancrsona, April 2—Arrived, Talia, Barbeta, Charles. ton; 4th, Mercertes, Carbonneli, New Orleans. KORNOS AYRrS, March 17—Sailed, bark Serene, Oliver, New York Bata. March 29—In port brig Chanticleer (Br), Morri- son, tor New York ldg; scbr Harriet Brewster, Goodale, for 0, do. BARRANOS, April 9—Arrived, brig Lizzie Troop (Br New. ell, New York. Cows, April 8—Sailed, Ahto, Winsten (from Hartlepool), Baltimore, baving repaired. Cannirr, April &-Arrived, Proteus, Murphy, Havre ; 10th, N Boynton. Palmer, Antwerp. Sntied Ath, Scottish Bride, Geitzier, New York; 8th, St Max Hallowell, and Mapitobah, Durkee, do; Sth, Clili, Byrnes, and Kong Oscar, Jensen, do. ared 6th, Lizrie Moses, Cox, New Orleans, Cant, Mateli 3—Arrived, Kildare, Macomber, Gibraltar, Sailed Sd, Morning Light, Tracer, Boston. CAnDENAS, April 14 nis, Hopkins, Phil- sehr Naou A Yokobar ew York. Brown, north of Hatteran; 15th, ; edo; sehr K W Godfrey, Godtrey, do. CIENT URGOR, April 14 Arrived, Frink, Philadelphia; 8 L Burn bark Clotilde, Miller, Bosto: Satled Mth, brig Prentiss Hobh CAIKARUEN, April LL Arr delohin: eer AG Paige, Haley, di Hed 12th, barks Gertrude, Kandall, Boston; Norton Sto- ver, Biber, « hr Abby L, Dow, young, do; 13th, brig 8 V Nichol hase, New York; 16th, bark dH MeLaren, Winteld, Miller, a Mary Gibbs, Coggins, ston, do. Rodgers, from Rotterdam r, from Neweasile for San man, from New Orleans , Lackhart, from Shields chr Minnie Reppler, bsby, Kingston, Jay Fah, Dodge, Portland, brig Kowsak, iliott, Phila. TF soe) British Amer rl NUKES, April 8—Satled, Riverside, Key, Philadelphia, Donxiek, Apri b—In the roads, ‘Anglo Saaon, Forster, from san Francisco. ETsINORR, Apri) 6—Arrived, Cingalere is), Black, New Osieane for Ballic Port; 7th, Henry, lair, Copenba; x i Mh, HA Litehtieldy Syaidineg Ba eval GLASGOW, April 6—Sailed, Europa (s), Nicol, New York; Tron Crown, Lee, San Francisco, LRALTAR, March 28—Arrived, Kosmopolit, Mulder, w York (anil cleared 2%h for Odessa); 29tn, Thonght, Gre. on, do (and cleared 1st for do); Slat, Machias, Johnson, e1 Rew York, "4 29th, Veteran, Bnow (from Messina), New York. Arrived, Cristofora Colombo, T: Ath, Felice Pirandello, Toda ny do, lay, Rodgers, Eenglatd ; 4b HAMBURG, April 6— Arrive Roa, Dinko, Wiimington, NC. Satled 7th, Harriet, Tucker, New York (nnd left Cuxhaven Haver, March 8—Cleared, Favorita, Greenman, New ‘ork. HONG KONG, March 12—In port ship Nimrod (Br ther, for New York via Manila; barks Osaka (Br), for New York; Annesley (Br), Pearce, for do via Conrad (Br), Appleby, for Bangkok and San Francleco, HAVANA,’ April lf-Arrived.” steamship " hurst, “New Orleans for New York; schr Meuaw. way, Mobile; 18th, steamship Cuba, Dukebart, Bal for New Orleans, Cleare:! 16th, brig Victoria (Br), Trafton, New York, HALIVAS. April 24--Arrived, steamship City of Dublin, Allen, Liverpool for New Y Ea eS 2 3 Uriand, Fallockses Orleans; Kolding "Lean, Pensacola ; With, bria (a), MoMickal Garfield, ¢ arleaton; 11th, 22d, City of New York, Thomas, Callao; Wd, Jace, New Orleans: Chancellor, ‘Movtie; 4 G Hall, Fisk, Galveston} Plancathra, Blewart, Orleans; Samuel Larrabee, Thompson, and Olaf Nick- i York (and from Queens. om, Bein ranctnco. tb, irerdnaton LIVERPOOL, April 7—-Arrived, ton; 8h, Lizzie M Merrill, Fi een (# om elaon, Voight, New York. Sailed a lew ¥ ; elses ; Princess Louise, Alexander, do via Cardia’; ith, Admifal, Hasslooo, Pulladelpuia; Cremona YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1871.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Burrows, Galveston; M forwood, Washburn, New On tonnes Swe Bool opt ay yey | 10, Callao; 10th, Caroline Gray, | Oa os 8th, Alexandria. RJ | o lexandria (a), Lees, for Halifax and St Jonn, is Holland rage Yort; Cultivator, Russell, cot 10th, Kentuck Beatd: wire. Guven ‘), Day. New Orleans; Algeria (a), "Le Metaurier, lew Yor | mark (#), And) + vin Cor Boyd, New Haven, Ot: Corsica, Ha Coxvon, April 8—Arcived, Penang, Patterson, Iquique; Christabe!, Carlton, Boston ; 10th, Camilia (#), Gates, New ‘York ; ith, Saida i), Marsters, do! Cleared 10th, Sxlvia, Ohlsen, ‘Phitadelphia, Entered oat 8th, Hudson,’ Pratt, tor New York; Carin, pried Sty E W Stetson}Moors, New York (and passed Pe eackx, Ape S—Arrived, Idolique, Durkee, New York. iso arrived April 1@, bark La Cizuena. Ross, New York, Bartaby, Phy tos Now deere jib Denton, ay- : Alen, Allea, Phila- ARSBILLER, Aj port ships Canaan (Br), Mi for aie |. Manson, York Mary (Br), Phinney, for Bakew'e Talend, Sailed Feb 10, bark ‘Samuel b Caneton, Freeman, New York (before reported in port Feb 14th and Y5th), MonTEVIDLO, March 18—In port, ahip Onelda, McGitvery, yom Cardif, srrived 4th; ark jont, Carter, for New pais Det Bete Yor eee Matanzas, April 15-5: Wadsworth, shacktorg Padgipn Mart oy ties, yh We ‘Sagua; en, B, plea, McGregor, Bosto: « NEWCASTLE, ‘April 6—Ent out 6th, Larkapur, Johnston, ladelphia. for New York;’ Familian, Holst, Ph PALERMO, March ‘BO KOrived, decal Rallo, Girgenti for Baltimore; April 1, Thiladelpht New Youk; Ebe, Baldi, do. a. Clanred March 30, La Maria, Savi Roxana (o, Partridge, April 10—OM, Texas, Meentzen, from Galves- PORTLAN! ton for Brom hee ans de Bueinto the'Roads 6th, winbound, Ludwig, Knudsen, from New York for Antwerp. Aprii2—In port bark Corsa, Bangs, from ‘Table Ray tor Liverpool, disg, for repairs; bri AEP, for Hampton Roads de; Nazarene (Bri, few York, arrived 2th, disg; Edith (Br), Olive Wm & Anthony (Br), Webb, do. BAUEENATOWN, April Cleared, Olinda, Guthrie (from Q N itimore), London. JURBEC, April 20—Arrived, ship Lake Superior, Ritchie, Liverpool tor Montreal (and proneeted). RANGOON, Feb 27—Salied, Annie, Baker, Bombay. Rio JANEIRO, March 14—Safied, bark Wm Shillito Br), Roope, Mobile (with 4,000 bags coffee); 17th, briga Queen of the Fleet (Br), Balmano, Baltimore (with 4,000 do); 24th, Thecla (NG), for Baltimore (with 8,000 do). SOUTHAMPTON, April 23—Arrived, steamship Allemannia, Barenda, New York (and proceeded for Hamburg). PS A as March 8—Sailed, Desdemona, Deslandcs, New York. SAIGON, March 1—Salied, Ashburton, Smith, Hong Kong; 4th, Napier, Mott, do. Si LD8, ‘April 11—Arrived, Young Eagle, Stephen, Sa- vi annah. SALONIOA, March 2%5—Arrivet, Azelia, Weston, New York. SHANGHAE, March 18—In port ships Golden State, Dela- New York, disg; Surprise, Ranlett, trom do, ar- bark Homer (Br), Burns, from do, arrived 17, John Nicholson, Webster, New York, ti 12—Arrived, brig Mary E Leighton, Leigh- ton, New York. * Sailed ith, brigs Clara Brown, Osgood, Baltimore; 13th, gohe David ane Ames, do; 14th, Mirig’ Ellen P Siewai Holland, Philadelp eer a Sr Jottx, NB, April 18—Cleared, barks Rialto, Smith, Ha- vana; Teresa, Adams, Cardenas. ‘Arrived at do $2d, brige Abbie Pugailo, New York; Zor, Salem; 24th, ship Carrier Dove, Fish, Canary Islands; hark Ohive Clark,’Boston; ache Lucida, New York, TROON, April 1l—Arrived, Alexandra, M’Kenzie, Doboy. TRxEL, April §—Arrived, Richard Pearce, Rathburn, Gal- on, . Sailed 7th, Eureka, Holloway, Newcastie, Tureen ‘April 1~Arrived, ule (not Salina, as before), eterson, Piuladelphia. TARRAGONA, ‘March 4—Sailed, Rachelo, Cafiero, New York. WarrnroRD, April 7—Of, Nereta,ffrom Liverpoo! for Sax Fi claco. "YOROGAMA, March —In port bark Eastern Chief (Br), for New York. i “Balled March 21, ship Lothair (Br), Peacock, New York. Zaza, April 7—Going in, hark Mary C Fox, Ross, from Philadelphia, . American Ports. ALFXANDRIA! April 22-Sailed, achra RC Thoma’ ton, tau ‘Smith New Haven; AP Crantier, ¥ Providence. ROSTON April 33, & M_-Atrived, echrs Allle B Dyer, Cum- mings, Philadelphia; Willard Saulsbury, Handy, Rockport for New York. a Norman, Nickerson, Philadelphia; brig ase ary oberte, ‘Haytis schrs Vrave, Mason, Charleston LB bowperthwaile, Gardner, Alexandria; Willard Sau! bury, Handy, New York; Helen Mar, Ward, New York Sarah R Thomas, Arnold, do; Raven's Wing, York, do: ter, do. ‘ahicrarmred, steamers, Nereus, Dearae, New York: EB ira. *, Bos- lerscy , Crowell, do; schra Eunice P Newcom Tangieh Ya; Wilham H Atwood, Gross, co; Fin! hamid, Below, ‘sch brig and Mvod, steamers Tarifa (Br), Liverpool; Roman, Philadelphia; Nereus, New York: G’B Sancs, do; bark Junkfrau (Br), Singapore; brigs Jacinta, Ceafaegows Em- press, do; Katabdin, Saunders, Mayaguez; scbrs Charles & Uibson, Thacher, Clentuegos; Chas & Morrison, New Orleans, Alig arrived, ‘sebr May Morn, from Barbados, Below, bark Napier (Hr), Sinclair, from Singapore. BALEBIORE, April 2—Arrived, chr Abbie .Buraley, Parks, Orchilla, Key er Wiliam G Derborn; aisoa bar! i bound in, ‘learep—Bark Hamingzs (Nor), Christensen, Liverpool; was ate da Jean {brie Doyle, Halif sailed); Eur chetta “(ital), Santangelo, Union Ieland, Ga; Boston, Chure! j schrs Mary Jane Elizabeth, McPherson, snd WF Mekewen, Henry, Eleuthera: Milton,’ Coreey, Har: bor Island; Richard Vaux, Whitaker, Hoboken; Ida Me- ° Norwalk; G McDevit, McDevil, Brunswick; Gag rick, Noiwercitew Havent Morning’ Star, Syives: ter, Belfast; Fantie H Buoklin, Wucklin, Bsth: AJ Bentley, Robinson, Allyn's, Point; ES "Potter, Potter, Provider.ce} ‘Reeves, Ireland, Boston, rented Bark New York; briga Wild Horse, Industry, Har- 1 4—Arrived, schra Sarah, Trumper, Sanne ‘Cold. Spring 4, diaceh; Howard, ;, Gertrude, Brockway, New York: Ellagane, Alen do: Tas Bila, Smith, do; C lt Delamater, Letty Wash ington, NJ; Eva, Port Johnson; Baltimore, do; Fanule G Winer, Dickeraian, Pilladelphia; sloops Despaich, Lynch, id Spring; Mary Suydam, Surdam, Long . CUMRHLGSTON: April M—Cleard? sehr Merry C Hart, Hawley, Fall Ri Si iver. jasled—Schr C rus Fossett, Hardin, Bucksville, SC. SMth- Arrived, brig Daupiin. (Cajlao; brig Waliham, Bos ton: schre Western Star, do; F Merwin, New York. CALAIS, April 1l—Arrived, schr Lookout, Pumroy, New ‘ork. *Gieared 11th, schra Stariight, Platchford, New York:; 12th, brig Princeton, Freethey, sew York; Ith, achra Neptano’s Bride, Greareon, Philadelphia; W 1’ Mailer, Crowley, New York; 12th, Vantamount, Davis, Philadelphia, EASTPORT, April 12—Arrived, schr Lyndon, Hilyara, New York... s Cleareg—achr Z A Paine, Jones, New York. : FERNANDINA. April 14—Arrived, schrs L 11 Kimball, Lent, New York; 17th, United States, Bennett, do. ‘Cleared 1th, schr Annie Shepard, Newton, New York. Salled 20th, schr Cora Nash, for New York, FORTRESS NONROE, Avril 22—Paased in, brig Premier, from Cardenas for Baltimore, Passed ont—Brigs Eliza & Henrietta, from Baltimore for Arroyo; Addie Hale, do for St Jazo. 2th—Passed in, barks Emma F Oscar, from Glasgow; Winifred, from Rio Janciro; brigs Cleta, Porto Rico ; James, Havana; Panama, Matanzas; also bark Beasle Simpson, Cardenak—ali for Baltimore; bark Devonshire, from Cardi! tor Norfolk. FALL RIVER, April 4—Arrived, echra Aldana Rokes, Jameson, Savannah; Lucia B Ives, Miller, Charleston; Rob: ert Palmer, Baltimore; Pavilion, Brightman, Huntington, N 3; sane H Borden, Hadwin, and Henry Gibbs, Chase, New yor GEORGETOWN, SC, April 32—Salled, schr Ridgewood, Derrickson, New York. INDIANOLA, about April 19--Arrived, achr Abel C Buck- 1 Arrived, steamship Gen Sedgwick, Iveston (and sailed same day). yt 19--Arrived, bark Eva (Br), Fisher, Liver- pool; schre H F Baker, Kelly, 'New York; 8 Muldon, La- tham, Stonington, wilhLEet GE, Me, April 17—Arrived, brig Robin, Strout, ‘ork. NEW ORLEANS, April 19—Arrrived, bark Sea Eagle, Durfee, Messina; Magdalen (Sp), Lapera, Havana. Below ships Camperdown (Br), Many, trom Newport; Belle Morse, Gregory, from London ; Anna imp, Lincoln, from Cardiff; barks Olympia, Pauz, fron Havana; Suez, Martinson, from Cardiff. Cleared—Ships Juno (Br). Curry, and Viola (Br ry arks Josephine Martin, Fickett, Valencia; Mag- ond, (Br), Card, Liverpool; Emeraid, .Peteraot m; Gerlon’ (Sp),’ Ohver, Barcelona; brig Vilasar 0. |—Sailed, steamship Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New York. 38d—Arrived, steamship Cortes, Whitman, New York. Pass a WOUTRE, April 19—Arrived, bark Ruby (Br), Gray, St John. NR. NEW BEDFORD, April 22~Salled, sonr Helen, Perry New York. A NEW HAVEN‘ April 93—Arrived, schrs Annie Burr, fe, E: St Elmo. Davin, Chareston; Elias Whaler, Newca Moore, DeOroot, do! 8 E Carlisle, Smith, Savannah: WC Atwater, Parker, Georgetowa : a Haynes, Smith, and Sophia Jameson, Jameson, do; Amelia, Virginia; Righ! ‘La 4 ay, ther; Wm Boardman, Hiliiard; Shas Miller, Pryor, and Geo Hotchkis, Pryor, do; Reading RR No 89, Trenton, PENSACODA, April 19—Arrived, barks Chas Lambert, Madeira; Clotilda, Havana, Cleared Ith, sbip Victoria, Havre; 20th, scbr Hannah Lit- tle, New York, HILADELPUTA, April 22, PM—Arrived, bark Emilia, Granberg, Liverpool, Cleared—Bark Canaea (Rr), Smith, Hamburg; Mary C Dyer, Hovkins. Caibarien; brigs Jobo. Brightman, Gray. do; baad Burnbam, Staples, land, aiauzas; Mechanic, Dyer, Fort: Mth—Relow, bark St John, from New York; brig L L ‘adsworth, from Matanzas, PORTLAND, April 24—Arrived, brig Startled Fawn, Ma- rine, Barbados, ‘mer Dirigo, Johuson, New York; brig Firm, achra Elen M Baxter, F st ch Ba: Oj; Mary A iphiag Geo rown, Gedney; Harry Davidson, Smith, and Nellie Brown, Hg: {—Arrived, chr Ella, Grindell, Brunswick, Ga; Lottie Linwood, Robbing, Norfo k; Sarah Wood, Hickman: Kmma Bacon, Crocker, Georzetown, DC; Mand L Bartlett, Chace, Keyport, NJ. Below, schre Zulette Kenyon, Buck: Ingham, Philadelphia: Emily’ Hartley; John Johnvon, Balled, steamer Uutity, Nickerson, ‘Philadelphia, SAN FRANCISCO, April 16--Artived, bark Monitor, ersop, Humboldt for Tahiti, vut in for a’ crew, Salled—Ships Panama, ‘Borstel, Portland; Et Dorado, Winding, Port Town 01 SAVANNAH, April 20.-Cleared, sehr MB Bramhall, Stout, ‘Tyler, Tyler, P and Ned, Green, ony, Bey. York. Em- Fun Atrivod bark Nile, Liverpoot th. Arrives yar je, Liverpool. STONINGTON, April 23" Arrived, sebrs A B Hayes, Nar- jor New York. for A ata Vavilion, Brightman, Wood- bridge, NJ, for Somerset. TAUNTON, April 21—Satled, schr Jobn Lozier, Trefethan, ew INGTON, NC, April 21—Cieared, brig © © Van Horn (Br), Cotil, Stettio, 4 o% SILK HELMBOL HEUMBOL! ELM BOL! H H H HELMBOLD'S HEGMBOL! ELM BULD'S: “LMBOLD'S ’LMBOLD'S MBOLD'S 2M BOLD'S SARSAPA IT.LA, SARSAPARILLA. SARSAPA RILLA. EXTRACT EXTRACT EXTRACT EXTRACT SAKSAPARILLA. SARSAPARILLA. BARSAPARILLA, SARSAPARILLA, SARSAPARILLA, SARSAPARILLA, SARSAPARILLA. SARSAPA He SARSAPA SAKSAPAKIUL, SARSAPARILUA, SARSAPARILLA- SARSAPARILLA. SAKSAPARILLA, ACT SAKSAPARILLA. T SARSAPARILLA. SARSAPARILLA. EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, EXIMRACT SARSAPARILLA. me ¥ Re * “APRIL, MAY AND JUNE. ! Purify the Blood. Yn thes mont! 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UiAPE PIL certain in effect and pleasant in operation. HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE PILL fenot a patenter pil, HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS are composed of Catawba Grape Julce and Fluid. Extract Rhubarb, How to proceed in the Spring and Summer months to ingure new. life, new blood, new vigor. Purcbase two botties of Helmbold's Sarsaparilia and one box of Pille—worth their weight 0 No better investment can bemade for so small a sui m, HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACE BUCHU has acquired a world-wide fare, All of my preparations are meritorious. A period of twenty years haa provi to be the case, See remarks by Benjamin Travers, F. R. ©. 8, Speaking of those discasea and diseanes ai excess of mercnry, he states that no remedy ts equal to the Extract of Sarsapariil power {s extraordinary, more so than a, other drug I am acquainted with, It in strictest sense, a tonic, with this invaiuan! that it Is a pone to a state of the aystem so sunken and yet so irritable aa renders other substance: of the tonic class tna vailabie or injurious. See remarks of the great chemiats id ser of America, WILLIAM R. WARNE . 164 North Third street, Philadelphia, Pa, H. T. HELMBOLD~Esieemed’friead, 1 con, on baving the handsomest and at the effective Pull thet I have ever known tor tended. MH. T. HELMBOLD will remark, in conclusion, remedies are the resuit of long aud careful study, urposes In- WILLIAM RK. WARNER & CO, that hie 0 Fluid xtracts have been before tne public twenty years; the sale of them in that time proves thelr value, All nave heen bene. lowed my instructions, mad to-day the in the extent of thelr sale and unsurpassed. 18 19 the Dispensatory of the United Staceay notexcepting asingle herb, root, plant or scientiic prepa: rauion, Fuarmaceatical T clatm all mine to be, and have never atented a singie one. : ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS. To dispel any impression or prejudice that might exist In the minds of many against my Preparations, from the puo- helty ven through aivertising, wod that i am and have o been a druggist for a perio years, and more couciu- From the largest manufacturing chemists {n the world, roa Fone Nov En 4 18d. sively to prove this, ee Lette: ER 4, No iy Tam facqoainted with Mr. H. T. Helmbold; he oc the drug store opposite my residence, and was suce conducting the business where others had not been ca 80 before him. Ihave been betta A impressed with his ‘chan acter and enterprise. WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN, Firm of Powers & Weightman, Manufacturing Cheinists, Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia, The Pill Lhave thought ot offering to the aM@icted for ten ears. *Sthey are now perfect, and I shall stake my tlme, mon and ¢ on their effectiveness. The inviti tyle in whic the Pill itaeif is made, the botile, label, wrapper-all show with what care they have beea prepared. Aftet amination no English or French preparation will show greater care, and Tam really,proud of the Instead of the nauseous-looking, earelesly-prepared Pille vended generally and put up In wooden boxes and made gen- erally or offered by thoxe having no experieuce as physicians, Sage Si poerenetann oak of teeta test the medicine offered by your ol lent servant, se HL. T. HELMBOLD, Crystal Palace Store, 594 Broadway, New York. 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