The New York Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1872, Page 10

British Banquet to the American Oarsmen—From Ainper In Liverpool Liverpool to Putney Amid a Genial Demonstration. TELEGRAM TO Tie WEW YORK HERALD. —Tonpon, April 26, 1872 The Atalanta Boat Club crew were entertal™ + esterday by the “me ate at the London Rowing Club, who “ups Pipe ies < ee esis to the care ane 4.” “if corted their gues an" the whole party started for Putney. between Liverpool and p, and, by salutes and? evidence of their", a 3 ‘gathered at the stations ‘they as the train passed, aber al display of bunting, gave desire to wecord the strangers & Large crowds of persor waria welcome | THE ANGLO -AMERICAN BOAT RACE. ‘The Atala’ ava Crew and the Four of the London Rowing Club—Achicvements of the © atter Crew—The Boat Clubs of the T pames. ' from the London Telegraph, April 15.) Ont Ac veth-of June next the Thames, from Put- bey ¢o Mortlake, will again bo the scene of an in- termational rowing match between representative Crews of England and the United States of America, In February-lust a challenge was received by the London Row ing Club from the Atalanta Rowing Club in New Yor?; to row a four-oared race on the metro- poatitan rive x, Americans —who may not unreasonably be presumed to have wt shed to retrieve the defeat of Harvard by Oxford—v yas readily taken up by the chief Thames club, and abitity, Accor? ing to latest advices the American four left New on Saturday, coun (ry about twelve days lator, ‘The cartel thus thrown down by the the result is that the race will, in all prob- take place on the date already stated, York in the City of Brooklyn steamer and may be expected in this Communica- tou’ ; have been opened with Mr. Marshall, of the Fox ore and Hounds Hotel, Putney, where the Oxford Ww put up during their training, and it seems not W probable that the American gentlemen may accept that “location” during their stay at head- quarters. The four members of the Atalanta who have been selected to do battle for America, in this instance, are Edward Smith (bow) ; No. 2, Theodore Van Raden; No. 3, James O'Neill, and Russell Withers (stroke). They will bring with them as extra men Messrs. L. Waterbury, A. Handy, and H. B. Leroy. The London four will, in all probability, consist of F. S, Guiston, Ryan, Stout and Long, with Routh and Smith to fail back upon. Stout will pall Btroke; Gulston, at No. 2, will steer the boat by an apparatus of his own invention, which seems to possess the merit of greater simplicity than the American appliances or of Taylors’ English patent. Both boats will be rowed without coxswains, Little is as yet known tn this country of the mer- Its of the Atalanta crew, but certain it is that oflate ears Our cousins across the Water have been turn- i their attention seriously to the cultivation and penprovemient of rowing as an athletic exercise, hg ago some of the older practitioners, whose james were famous on the rivers of England, set- tled in the United States, and of course took over with them their native predilection for the English style of rowing. More recently, international Matches between Englishmen and Americans have still further epyead the desire in America to prac- tice and excel in boat racing. Among themselves— that is at American regattas—the Atalanta four aro pre-eminent, and have latterly carried off pretty nearly all they have competed for. The ‘loca- tion” of their club is on the Hudson River, at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, N. J., where they have a course of three miles. Frequent}, the races are rowed over six miles, the boats having to turn buoy and return over the same course. The Atalanta clnb was organized in May, 1848, and now umbers ninety-five members—a very small muster, will be seen, in comparison with the strength of the ‘hames clubs. Mr. Ranson Parker js president and r. Russell Withers captain, The London Rowin; Club, which has now something like four hundre and twenty members, has been in existence since 1856, and is jay regarded as the leading metro- m organization. Mr. James Layton, now 74 ears of age, a noted oarsiman in his time, fills the Office of president; Mr. F. 8. Gulston, the captain, is not merely a first class rower, but is, in fact, as a eaptain should be, an excellent representative of the strength and spirit of the club. An erroneous gotion seems to have obtained in New York that the London consists, to a considerable extent, of past university oarsmen. The fact is, that all but @ small tiinority are men ‘of — business, eolicitors, doctors, professional men, or men en- ed in the City, who are glad to take advantag of the facilities of the London for an oceasional pull ‘on the river, Mr. Guiston is a Cambridge man, and there are other university men fn the club, but gone, we believe, who ever pulled in the Oxford ‘and Gambridge match. A notion—eqnally as far re- moved from fact as the American idea—seems to prevail nearer home to the effect that the university crews are the best that appear on the Thames, Performances show that the London Club takes a higher degree; and it is more th doubtful whether, if an Oxford or Cambridge eight camo against As many first class trained watermen, the entiemen would be able to hold theirown, The Eonaon has just now the best amateur eight and the best four in the country. They hold the Stew- erds’ Cop from Henley, and also the metro- politen fours. Of the doings of the crew whose Games figure against the Atalanta, the carrying o1f of the Steward’s Cup at Henley from old Btoniana, comprisin house, rank as one of their best exploits, they beat four University men—namely, Tinié, Kowman and Hall, “They have won prize all the principal regattas in the kingdom, 1 King’s Lynn, Walton, Barnes, Mortlake, ¥ and Whitechurch. Stout and Long won t Henley in 1869, Long and Gulaton carrie] olf prize last year. Stout ha pion scatter, and same year. Long was champion twi the tiird time. Ryan has also ship. The London four vel crew, ranging in weight from 10st. 10lbs. to Frat. lbs.” Although the London stands at the bevad of the Thames Clubs, and has recently built for itself a commodious clubhouse, which, without BQn,v pretence to finery, is in Its Way an ornament to the banks of the river in that quarter of Putney, the: ‘e are several other clubs of note in the metro- \ an river that can send out formidable boa Ene 1 eee though not #0 large as the Londo In_ 1863 Wood, at ap th ac lubof high note, The Ino stands next. The ham es Club won the Wy/fold fours. Then there are th ¢ Leander, the West London and the North Londo, 2 Rowing Clubs, and at present tn dally trainin, g are four eights from a Printers’ Clab, the respect, ‘ve boats being manned by compositors from the oMi 2e8 of four of the metropolitan daily news- papers. There is, in fact, a succession of boating corteric¢! from Wandsworth all the way ue to Kingston, and there are few prettier sights in aquatics than when on @ Saturday afternoon the broad sur face of the river is studded with the boats of all the rowing clubs, It is true that to the prac- tised eye t here is often considerable want of form among the juniors, which is rendered all the more conspicuou $ by the appearance of the crews in flan- neis{nstea¢ | of mufti; but this is not for lack of better examples, ¢nd may be expected to improve with time and as, the juniors grow older. In selecting the present four Mr, Guiston will be entitidd to {the confidence of all who take an in- terest dn the,race, It may be that, before or after the evant, people will say that a change might have been made with ‘advantage; but this would be said in any case, and may be esti- mated cveordingly. The London has many advan- tages in having \a large number of qualified oarsmen to select from, in the training under the eyes of ex- riencec! coaches, and in comp ats of tie day; \and it will be strange ind if the smaile t clubs ol Greater Britain can send over a crew that shall plck the lau away from the chief Tham. *8 men o\ their native river.” Still, it is an clement in the Qase that in the international centests whi ch have tyaken place in the past between Englishmen a La Amer\'cans the former have not al- ways had ital! their Own way. ‘The first match of the kind was t) \at between Marry Kelley and Maraill, of Pennsylvani.\, Which, took be on the Tyne, at Newcastle, i.1 July, i800, Here Kelley, looking the picture of'a complete wsculler, rowed right away from Hamill, who Was shqrtin stroke, deticient tn reach and inadequately trained. in 1867 the Cana- dian crew, at the Paris Rega tla, won the fours both for inrigged and outtigged boats, but, Inasiauch as they carried no coxsyvain, they were virtually re- colving eight stone from the other boats engaged, On the 27th of August, 1869, the\ Oxford and Ha natch took place on the Thames, before the biggest crowd ever known at a boat race, and wos won by Oxford, In September, 1870, Renforth went from Newcastle across the Atl@utic, aud beat the Paris four on the Kennebecassis River, New Brunswick, Whe following year, while pwling .'n Canada, Ren- forth Was scized with mortal {Uness iin the boat and the Tyne crew was defeated, A match was at one time arranged between Joseph Sadie, Of Surbiton, and Walter Brown, a crack Ainertean souiler, but at the last Brown backed out of it and the race did not come oi, Later Brown rowed Sawe't’s younger brother Willlam and beat him, At #e Interna- tional Regatta at Halifax, Nova Scotia, in is7l, Taylor's Newcastle erew carricl of @ prize, culls, beating Kelley’ aud Brown. av, al the Saratoga Spri.ige Regatta, turned on the Pnglishm.%, the cele Ward brothers, Americans, beat Percy’s jagnall’s crews from Newcastle o Ver a four Sadier won the # In the same y the tables wer brate course. ‘The boat the Wards rowed Jn was ed the Dunston, the s no which Revsorth’s W had won the year preceding, aud which was bought by them for £70, Prom these returns 1% jill be secon that the knglish boats have never Len Yeaten by the Americans on English rivera, awl that 1) ricans have still a considerable #CORe of vietorivs to wipe off, . A fow inaccuracies rez may be poticed ja ti rding the American crew fovogoluy report, As te | Benson, Yarborough, Willan and Wood- | ing in the best | | vard readers of the HeRatp ~- O'Neil has withdrawn. family, from the Ate" the boat will be are already aware, Mr. , on account of illness in his uanta’s crew, and his place in boat house * uiled by Mr. Handy; the Atalanta’s Flyetan Fi- .4 not on the Hudson River, at the Hndsor cls, Hoboken, New Jersey, but on the 4 River, foot of Christopher street, New « he Atlantic boat house is located on the glace mentioned by the London editor. Neither does the membership of the Atalanta Club even nearly Teach the figure stated by the Telegraph. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. Yor Sun rises...... 5 05 | Moon rises....eve 11 53 Sun vets...... . 652 | High water.morn 1119 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY. Ofer. .. |Glasgow ...|7 Bowling Green :|Bremen. .::|2 Bowling Green Liverpool. .|19 Broadway. Wyoming Liverpool. .|29 Broadway. Atlantic Liverpool: :|19 Broadway. Europa... Glasgow... |7 Bowling Green Washingion Mavre 58 Broad wa: Minnesota 29 Broadway. Baltic 9 Broadway. Idaho 29 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 26, 1872. CLEARED. Steamship City of Paris (Br), Leitch, Liverpool via Queenstown—John G Dale. Steamship Adriatic (Br), Murray, Liverpool via Queens- town—J H Sparks. Stcainship Abyssinia (Br), Haines, Liverpool via Queens town—C G Francklyn. Steamship Italy (Br), Thompson, Liverpool via Queens- town—F W J Hurst. Steamship Headquarters (Br), Dalley, Stettin—Wendt & Raminelsberg, Steamship Re; lard Steamship Co. : oon Argonaut (NG), Steengrate, Bremen—H Koop & 0. Bark Columbus (NG), Thider, Bromen—H Koop & Co. a ak Senne WNon. Feirola; Matino, Swe—Funeh, Baye 0, Bark Agues (NG), Hindes, Havre—0 Luling & Co. ar! ubinaci (Ital), Scopa' fenice: Tile Bark WH Anderson, Brandt, Havana—James E Ward Co. Bark Wm Van Name, Cravy, Matanzas—Jas Hepry. rig Mary A Marshall (Br), Wright, Cork or Falmouth for ordors—Heney & Parker. Brig Portugalete (Sp), De Uria, Porto Cabe}lo—L E Am- sinck & Co. Brig Alice (Br), Peterson, Belize—Brett, Son & Co, brig Thomas Turull, Thompson, Mayaguez—L, W & P rinstrong. pits Ute Fury (Bx), Wyman, St Thomas—Jas W Elwell Ma. Brig Tally Ho, Chisham, Havana—Jas E Ward & Co. Brig Brothers (Br), Vibert, Gaspe—J L Phipps & Co. Brig Eva H Johnson, Johnson, Galveston—O H Mallory Co. Brig Gambia, Gilley, Jacksonville—W Ray & Co. Schr Eothen, ndtburg, Porto Plata and 8t Domingo —Founes, Sinith & Co, Schr Marguerite (Fr), Olivier, St Pierre, Mart—H A Suan & Son. Schr Charles © Warren, Smith, Baracoa—B J Wenberg. Schr Gen Grant, Johnson, Rock Sound—B J Weuberg. Schr EK Dresser, Reed, Harbor Island—B J Wenberg. Schr J K Howard’ (Br), Rourke, 8t John, NB, via Port- land—Jed Frye & Co. chr D Currie, Darrel, Raltimore—Slaght & Petty, Schr Florenhe Mayo, Hall, Salem—H P Brown & Go. Schr Garland, Libby, Boston—Simpson, Clapp & Co, Schr Billow, Crounce, Boston—H P Brown & Co. Sloop Emily, Wood, Bridgeport. Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philade Steamer Concord, Norman, Ph Bteamer Monitor, Jones, Philud ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Stcamship Weser (NG), Willigorod, Bremen, April 14, via Southampton 16th, with mdso and 749 passengers, to Oclrichs & Co. Had li ht, variable winds the entire pas- sage; on the Banks had very little fog. April 22, 5 Highland Mary #, from Greenock for Savannah; same day, ship John Barbour (Br), bound west; 2th, lat 42 5, Jon 160 19, bark Alamo (NG), bound west; 25th, 219 miles cast of Sandy Hook, steamship Nevada, hence for Liverpool; same day, lat 40 52, lon 64.37, yadeht Bappho, hence for Cowes. Steamship Wegbossot, Bolger, New Orleans April 16, vin Havana 2th, with mdsé and passengers, to O H Mallory & Co, Had strong NE fe in the Gulf. Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston April 21, with m and passengers, to H R Morgan & Co. Kteamship George B Upton, Scott, Richmond, City Point tah , With mdse and passengers, to Rk & H’ Cham- perit Sisamship Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia, wity mdse, to ip Co, the Lorillard Steamship © Shtp California (of Boston), Bursley, Altata, Dec 10, with praztl wood, to WT Weld & Uo. Crossed the Equator in the Pacific Jan 6 in lon 115 W passed Cape Horn Keb, 9, and crossed the Equator in the Atlantic March 30, in lon 8627 W; had Nand NE winds from the Equtator, days north of Hatteras, March 27, lat2128, lon 4 spoke bark Brilliant (dr), Pernainbuico for Live days ont. Bark Luigi Russo (Ital), Rugwioro, London, 71 days, with mdse, to Funch, Edye & Go. Had heavy westerly gales; Jost and split sail ‘and was obliged to throw a portion of qulator, Freeman, Washington, NO—Loril- Co. peen 5 59 W, pool, $ the cargo overboard; took a pilot April 26, off Barnegat, trom boat J G Bennett, No 6. ark Jenny Bertaux (B: vis, Hartlepool, 65 days, way Iron $0 orde . Took the middle p the first park of passage; winds. Bark Puleinella (Ital), Perlato, Sheilds, 89 days with mdse, to H_& F W Moyer; vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. Took'the Northern passage and had strong SW and NW eseel to Crandall, Bertaux age, and had fine weather jatter part, strong westerly winds. Bark Aladdin (Nor), Evensen, Newport 61 days, with railway iron to order—vessel to Funch, Edye & Co.’ Took the southern passa, 1 had strong westerly winds most Of the passage ; 10 days north of Bermuda. Bark Horace Beals, Strout, Seville 38 days, with wine, &c, to John Zittossen. Took the southern passage, and hind fine weather np to Bermuda; from thence 10 days, with N and NW winds; April 22, lat 3501, lon 72 57, spoke schr Setagawa, hence for Gibara. (tal), Blanchi, Marsoilieg, Poh &, with mdse, y.’ Passed ‘Gibraltar Feb 22; had heavy Pan: split sails, (ot New Haven), Wellington, Fort Spain, , to H. trowbridge’s to Hatteras, from the 5 Had nort with moderate winds; April 25, off Absecum, saw a Vessel bottom up, apparently some time in that situation. Bark Kirger (ituss), Store, Havana 1 days, with sugar, Had variable weather ; agle (Br), Dick, Matanzas 11 days, with Been 6 days’ north of Hatteras, with rly wiids and calms; April 25, lat 8918, lon 7220, poke bark Kestrel, hence tor Matanzas, Burk o W Rosevelt, Harriman zas, 11 days: with sht variable winds; been 6 days north of ugar to James E Ward & Co, Had been four days north of Hatteras. rathon (of Boston), Donnell, Matanzas via Del- akwater, 10 days, with sugar to HM Swift & to Vernon H Brown & Co. Had light, invar- inds. Kark Sharpsburg (of Stockton), Rogers, Matanzas, 11 days, with sugar to F Fischer—vessel to Catver & Barnes, days north of Hatteras, with light moderate winds. | Brig Erras (Nor), Pedersen, Newport, 77 days, with rai | way iron to order, vessel to 'Tetens & 'Bockinann; came the southern passage, and had fine weather; been 18 days north of Bermuda, | Brig Clara Pickens (of Providence), Rogers, Messina 75 | days, with fruit to J E Devlin & Co—vessel to Evans, Bull & Oo. Passed Gibraltar March 1; took the middie and northern passages and had strong westerly gales; lost and 8. ig Flying Cloud (Br), Ivey, Palermo, 56 days, with fruit to James Wallace & Go—vessel to G F'Bulley. Passed Gibraltar March 15; had variable weather; been 9 drys north of Hatteras. Brig Felicia ([tal), Romano, Licata, 66 days, with imstone, to Panch, Edye & Passed Gibraltar ruary 4, and took the southern passage, and had heavy westérly winds most of the pi : Brig C 8 Packard (of Camden, Me), Packard, Rio Ja- neiro 62 da; re with coffee to Frank Fischer— J S Ingram. Urossed the ace apr 1, light winds and calms to the Ei vy northerl. ch 3, Jat 21 305, lon 38 46 W, spoke winds; brig Sarah & Emma, trom Baltimore for Montevideo, 39 days out; 1th, lat 1218, Jon,32 58, ship John o’ Gaunt, bound south, | cgiTig Rapid (Br), Fasham, Bahia, 45 days. with rosewood, to D Rolfe. Had heavy weather up to Hatteras and sprung topmast head ; from thence 3 days, with tine weather. rig Emma Dean (Dutch), Atkinson, Caracoa, April §, with indse, to Theo Foulke. April 24, lat 36 44, lon 74, spoke sehr Jonas Smith, hence for Havatia, Brig Onalaska (ot Boston), Wheeler, Cardenas, 10 days, with sugar, to order—vessel to. Lénd & Co, "Had tind weather, Brig Tevlot (Br), Nash, Cienfuegos, 17 days with sugar, tod F Whiting & Co, Had fine weather to Hatteras; trom thence 7 days with heavy NW winds. Schr Storin Petrel (of Ellsworth), Haskell, Tampico 21 days, with hides, &c, to M Ech ria & Co; vessel to J 8 Ingram, “Had v ‘ariable weather; was 6 days north of Hat- ras, Schr Alice B Gardner (of Bucksport), Tarner, Point aPitre, Guad, 16 days, with sugar to H_A'Vatable & Son— v pel 10 Tag Mecn 7 days north of Hatteras, with N and NE winds. chr Lizzie Cochran (of Bangor), Cochran, Mayaguez, PR, M days, with sugar to It Trowbridge’s Sons; vessel to HW Land & Co. “Had moderate weather. Schr Benj Reed (of Boothbay), Adams, St John’s PR, Wdays, wit and inolasses, to Sturges & Co. Hi modera ‘our days north of Hatteras, er, Cardenas, U days, with mo- e » Had moderate . a Me), Godfrey, Sagua, | weathe | ymche Mary 6 Staples (of Laub via Delaware Brenkwater, 15 ith a Bkiddy, Mintord &'Co—vessel to Jed Prye & Co. Been 10 dave north of Hatteras, with ‘easterly and northerly Washington (of Boothbay), Sherlock, Baracoa fruit, to Win Douglas—vessel to E Pulg & Uo. Sailed in company sehr M8 Fulton, for net York. F chr Lavinia Bell (of Brookhaven), Bayles, Baracoa 11 days, with fruit to § & T Pearsall— eal to Van Brunt Had mexlerate weather ; 4 days north of Hatteras, Baldwin, Rich, New Orieabs 18 days, with cot “ 1 hehe M Richards, Irving, Savannah § days, with yel- Sobr John Carus, Will Sehr Bonny Boat, Kelley, #, Chincoteng ven. Schr Flying Send, Owens, Richmon sang Bebr. Mary A Withain, Kelly, Novi wide rain irou, to C E Staples. Behr W H Rutan, Wooley, Vindnta, \ chr Yankee Doodle, Pallsby Virgint Schr J Weldon, Cavilte — Schr J B Johnson, Rose Schr Palestine, Pharo, Virginia. Sehr TG Benton, Miller, Virginia, Schr Franeis French, Predmore, Virginia, Sehr Belle R Hull, Drisiey, Virginia. Behr RF Stockton, Bennett, Virginia, Schr Althea, Darby, Virginia. Schr OT Hubbard, Loveland, Virginia, Sehr A Jennings, Blake, Virginia, Schr J & D Craniner, Matthews, Virginia. Schr Harry Landell, Taylor, Virgin! Sehr Rebecea Knight, Bartlett, Virginia. fclir MB Turner, Camp, Virginia. FHL Slant Willets, Virginia, r Minnie Sui, Jennings, Virginia. Schr A L Pearce, json, Virginia. Sehr Lauretta, Curtis, Virginia, — Sehr Morning Bear, Higgs Virginia for Now Haven, Kehr ad Bettey Robinson, Virginia for New Haven. Solr Houry Vinh, Bunnell, Alexsudrids Richmond, Va, for New Ha- | ioriolk,, With railway ” "EW YORK HERALD Schr Clara, Cox, Georgetown, DO. Schr belle Halinday, King, Georgetown, DC. Schr Lottie Klotts, Endicott, Georgetown, DC. Schr Menawa, Dissosway, Georgetown, DU. Schr Helen, Berry, deorgetown, ‘DO, for New Bedford. Sehr EJ Heraty, Meredith, Georgetown, DC, for Bos- Schr L D Small, Tice, Baltimore for Salem. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND seuTH, Brig Wexford, Patterson, Cardiff for New York, 50 days, with railroad iron to DR De Wolt & Co, Had head hinds and heavy weather to Nantucket Shoals; afterwards light winds anil calms; eame via Long Island’Sound. x Schr Samuel P Godwin, Waterbury, Stamford for New ork. Schr Ha stone to ord ‘ Schr Richard Morrell, Sackett, Greenwich for New eh Judge Runyon, Ellis, New London for Now Bruns- \\Belir James Hoftman, Bradley, Norwich for New Bruns- Sclir Minerva L Wedmore, Terry, New Haven for Vir- fBetie Win Voorhies, Goldsmith, New Haven fos Haver- ‘Neh Ben) 8 Wright, Mozier, Providence for Tangier i. Schr Breeze, Cummings, Portland for New York, with stone for Post Oftice. Schr Cordelia, Davidson, Cape Ann for Washington, DO, with granite to order. Schr Sjephien S Lee, Springer, Providence for Philadel- phia. paacht St Mary, Steelman, Pawtucket for Little Bxg Har- or. Bohr Julia A Tate, Tate, Bridgeport for Amboy, with pig ton. Schr Reading RR No 44, Smith, Norwich for New York. Schr Fancy, Fowler, Greenwich for New York. Sehr Win Providence for New York. es, New Haven for Virginia. Hartford tor Staten Island Providence for New York. London for New York. Barber, Westerly for New York. n, Mehaily, Cape Ann for Washington. #, Brown, Newport for New York. ite, Mott, Roslyn for New York. r , Hill, Bridgeport nith, Norwieh for Port Johns smith, New London for Ne Schr Success, Richards, New London for New Yorks Schr Hudson, Chase, New London for New York. Schr Win MeCobb, Williams, City Island for New Yorks hr Messenger, Bean, Taunton for New York uwson, Providence for Haverstraw. Boice, New London for New York. dihull, Butler, New Haven for Virginia. nard, Buell, Portland for New York. Metis, Davis, Providence tor New York, with and passengers, Steamer Thetis, Gale, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, BOUND EAST. Steamship El Cid, Smith, New York for Norw! Beh ‘ussell, Bteward, Philadelphia for Salem, Jacob Howard, Howard, Port Johnson for Provi- , MeName, Greenwich for New York, with hr Charlie’) Sehr J C smiti Sehr John Brooks, 8 ler, Jone » Moulton, x, chr Edw Sehr Chie Sehr E I dence. Schr Morning Star, Higgins, Tangier for Providence Schr Susan Scranton, Kirby, Virginia for New Haven. Schr Carrie Rich, Cobb, Virginia for Edgartown. c Schr A H Howard, Crowell, New York for St John, NB. Schr JD Buckley’ Robbins, New Brunswick for ‘New aven, Schr Blast, Mercer, Trenton for Hartford. Schr WS O'Brien, ‘Truss, Trenton for Hartford. Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Port Johnson for Portches- ter. Schr Shamrock, Boyce, Haverstraw for Providence. Schr Almira, Hagerman, New York for Glen Co Schr Undine, Emmett, New York tor Providence Schr Antelope, Parker, New York for St Andrews. Schr A.J Williams, Morrell, Ellzabethport for Stamford. dels Win Bement, Briggs, Philadelphia for Provi- dence. ‘hr Amelia, Mott, New York for Roslyn, Schr EM Wells, Kelsey, abethport for Portland, Ct. Bclir Win Mayo, Crum, Saugerties for Providence. Schr Velma, Woods, South Amboy for Portsmouth. Schr Paclilé, Sinith, New York tor Bosto Schr EA Russell, Coffee, Alexandria for Middletown. Schr Ellen H Barhea, Avery, Philadelphia for Provi- ht Moderator Jones, Philadelphia for New Haven, pinch Reading RR No 8, Sintth, New Brunswick for New aven, Schr Tempest, Shropshire, Trenton for Hartfo Schr Julia E Pratt, Nickerson, Philadelphia f mn. Schr Helen, Perry, Georgetown, DG, for New Bedford, Schr D B Pitts, Mall, New York Yor New London Ser A F Kindberg, Thomas, Newburg for Pro Schr J B Bleeker, Wilcox, Port Johnson for De Schr White Wing, Hall, New York for Westerlc Schr Cornelius, Masters, Hoboken for Norwich. Schr AJ Bentley, Wells, Virginia for New Haven. Schr Fisher, Oleott, Elizabethport for Salem. Schr Abbie Oaks, Rideout, Elizabethport for Provi- dene hr Edward Kidder, Baker, Baltimore for Boston. Sehr Josoph Hay, Chase, Philadelphia for Providence. Sehr Hickinan, Paul, Woodbridge for Boston. Schr D F Willets, Stone, Newburg for Providence. Sehr Maria C Fry, Bonter, Port Johnson for Boston. a one EH Herety, Austin, Georgetown, DO, for Provi- lence, Fred Walton, Walton, Geo Schr AJ Russell, Stewart, Philadelphia for Sulem. Schr W H Lovett, Lovett, New York for Camden. Schr Ivanhoe, Smith, New York for Glen Cove. Schr Hat Sollins, Hillis, New York for New Haven. Schr HB Gibson, Beare, Elizabethport tor Plymouth, Schr Bonny Boat, Kelly, New York for New [laven. Schr Uncaa, Wilcox, Elizabethport for New London. Schr BF Bratnard, Keane, South Amboy for Middle- wn. Sehr etown, DO, for New Haven tacean, Weeks, New York for Providence. Schr Fannie & Edith, Rider, Wecaawken for Lynn, Steamer Metis, Davis, New York for Providence. Wind at sunset WSW. Marine Disasters. Bark Laxpone (Br), Sprengle, at Liverpool Mth inst from New Orleans, had hard gales, with violent squalls, rain, thunder and ‘lightning on the 26th and 27th ult, in about lat 81, lon 46 to 41, d ing v h she was struck by the electri’ Muid, catrying away wheel, mizzenboom, poop rails and ship's stern severely shaken, xr (Rus), Jungell, from Rotterdam for New ted at Bermuda in distress, remained ing cargo for repairs, The ‘cargo Ww y bad order, the contents of some of the tirely gone. Bark Magy O Dyer, at, Philad rien, rep 2 second mate, a debility and was buried at sea, Senn T A Warv—The Machtas Union (April 23) says there is no room to doubt the loss of the schooner TA Ward and all of her crew. She sailed from Elizabethport loaded with coal, Captain Charles H Spragne, of Machias- port, maste or Portland. ‘They left Elizabethport prob- ably about the 12th of March nee that time no tidings have been heard from them. It sah eee: that the vessel encountered some of those fearful gales that oc- curred about the middie of Rp EpNE atanie arnt sunk. Capt S was about ie Yer axe; leaves a widow. he crew, omeere me COOK, belon at Buck's Harbor, in Mucbiaspo' ‘essel was owned by Capt Wm Mitch- Another vessel, the schooner Rid, also owned by Cupt Mitchell, is reported lost. Sona Many Axx, of Phitadelphin, cont laden, grounded and afterwards sunk at the wharf’ of EC Chappell & Co, ich, recenily, and was raised and pumped out even: ju apie 20th from Caiba- 24, lon 7732, Win Clinton, enhead, E, died of general Some Fraxcrs L (not Ellen), Warren, from Lnbee for New York, was towed off Middle Rect, Hell Gate, evening of 234, and brought to this city by tugboat Day Spring, Capt F Rose. shai Scur weN Monnis, 250 tons, of Philadelphia, Capt Seaman, wettt ashore at Monomoy Beach on the 10th inst, at AM.’ She was in ballast. Seth N Mallows contracted to get her off. Scun Many Lyamcaver, at Charleston 234 from Rock- ort, Me, experienbed heavy gales on the passage, and ost part of deckload. Srramer Cextirene, at Philadelphin 26th from Boston, reports meeting, on the 25th inst, the stea Philadelphia tor Boston, with a broken s\ She towed the Saxon as far as Absécom Light House, where she left her at anchor. Wear, April l4—Tho German bark Wilhelmine, Rhetz, from New York for Stettin, arrived off Deal, reports hav- ing experienced very bad Weather in the Gulf Stream, during which the cargo was shifted. i Fava, March 4—The Neptune, from Baker's Island for Hamburg, which put in here ‘Dec 27 leaky, has been eareencd and the leak stopped. She is reloading and will continue her voyage in five or six days, Foocnow, Feb 20—The Cissy ship put back on the 27th Inst, having been on shore on a sandbani in the Hver tor five hours. Tockenron, via Whiting, NJ, April 25—There isa steam: er, name unknown, ashore on Little Egg Harbor. bar. (The Coast Wrecking Co have sen) their steamer A Wie hants from this port to her assistance.) Miscellancous, Steamantp SARATOGA (side-wh York in 1865, and owned by the v as been purchased by ity, for about $6000. “She will be put in palr, and 1s to be placed on the route between St Jago, Cuba, touching at other ports on the 08 tons, built at New 4 Domin thorough rey Havana an passage, Senn Orne, of Wareham, has been thoroughly. refitted at Fairhaven, and has been purchased by Captain § B Gurney, late of schr Lamartine and others. She isa fine vessel of 220 tons, and Is to be continued in the coal trade, under command of € ain G. 4 Scun Epwanp Srancey, of Wellfleet, 51.65. tons burden, hasbeen purchased by Captain Jobh Parker, of Glow: cester, for $1,100, v 8 Waxtep—The demand for vessels at this port is very large at present. Good schrs and brigs, suitable for the West India trade, are much sought attery a freights rule high.—Halitax (NS) Chronicle. Ap} Schr J ¥ Baker, of Wellfleet, has been sold to LA Jones, of Lanesville, or $1,800. Scht Mazeppa, of Wellfleet, has been sold 16 Gillert Roberts, of Latiewille, for $500. 1 Pauline, of Wellfleet, has been sold Lincoinville, Me, for $1,000, re hed Veo ts Barm, April 25—Five thirty-seconds of ship 1.8 Sand- ford wassold at auction to-day in thiscity for $6,400 Mr, Dunphy, the purchaser assuming al Uiabilities from the time of her discharge at Hamburg. Terins cash, Witaixctox, NO, April 4—To the Editor of the Herald :— ‘The United States revenue steamer Seward, Capt John Carson, reports that on the 24th inst, by réquest of Col Craighill, of the United Sjates Engineers, took. on board, at Wilmtigton, Major Griswold and a’ number of thé members of thd Chamber of Commerce to examine the new channel lately formed at the mouth of this river, At- riving off New Inlet, procured theassistance of Wd Vinal, United States Coast Surve: arty; after sounding the entire length of the chaninel to the satisfaction of th concerned returned to the city, The new channel 4! promise to give & greater depth of water than has b hown at the entrance of this river form any years, eneral Lacxenep—At Kennebunkport 2th inst, from the yard Hamilton & E ry, tons, om, named Anna- bella, owned by Capt Jacob Verrill and Mr. John Curtis, of Biddeford, Also on the 18th a sehr of 42 tons, om, owned by Capt Alber Goluthwait, Mr Jotham Davis aid oihers, of Bid: detord, and named Fanny Reed. Also on the 19th a sehr measuring 85 tons, om, named Maud Gertrude, owned by Captain William Hussey and nlathwait, of Biddetord, and Alonzo and Everett Goldthwait, of Cincinnati, At Bath inst, by Albert Hawthorn, @ fine three. q of 621 tons, named the “Sophie Krans.” She was r on the ways, sally bent, &c, and imme. dintely proceeded up the river to load tee, She is owned ap the by E ff Atwood and others of Boston. Notice to Mariner The lighthouse on the east chop of Vineyard Haven Harbor, built and owned by Mr. Silas Daggett, which was vid by fire last December, has bee wilt by him, and will be lighted on the evening of May 2. Helght of lantern aby el of sea, 76 feet, It will show a red about 14’ miles in clear weathe: compass Hearinus trom the light ar f Chop Light, NW by Wig Wy Nobeka bly nenw on W ent of Squash Meadows Bhioal, SH: Vy Ghee) Buos st end of Medge Fence, By Buoy on ee, NNE, April 24, 14572, Whatemen, Bark Bird of the Wave, a at New Bedferd a fe my Saye eine “p wall, nod re. porte heard um Fob | weg AB Cook, froorhees, of New ‘ork, wil + 130 hy San pbby Werk Morning Kiar, Allen, of Spoken. Siem Saltese. a * from Bremen for Baltl- more April 14, lat lon 7 Ship Golden State, Delano, from New York for Batavia, March 13, lat 0 39 N, lon 22 22 W. Bark Jean Inzelow, Shillaber, from Havre for Calcutta, March 31, lat 23 N, lon 22 W. Bark Mary (Br), Cashon, from Middlesboro for Galves- ton, March 24, lat 24 15. lon 34 50. New York pilot boat No7, April 28, Davis South Snoal lightship W ® miles, Foreign Ports. Axtwenr, April 12—Arrived, Margarct Evans, Smalley, Philadelphia; Gen Prim, OVeraas, Boston; Jeremiah n, Kennedy, Callao. 4, A, April 1—Arrived, Kong Sverre, Peterson, New Odleans. ‘ALICANTE, April 6—Sailed, Harrlet, Hoyer, Valencia ‘Anepat, April 2—Arrived, Loreley, Marcussen, New Orleans. Avsrer, Feb 25—Passed by, Dilpussund, Dray, from Foo- chow for'New York; March §, Nellie Hastings, Hall, China joy do. ‘Bervasr, 1, April13—Arrived, brig Lord Napler Bn), Young, Baltimore. Also arrived 13th, Carl XV, Sonne, Philadelphia; 1th, Sunlight, Koyer, Baltimore. Buemznuaven, April ll—Arrived, Rhein (s), Meyer, New York; 12th, Kelso, Vowell, do, Sailed 1th, Josiah L Hall, Pike, Callao. Bomaay, March 2—Sailed, Antrim, O'Neill, New York. BaixuamM, April 14—Off Torbay 10th, Kosmos, Meyer, from New York for Bremen. Bauacoa, April 15—In port schre Elta May, for New York in 7 days. Smith, for do in5days;' Mary 8 Lunt, for do in 8 days; F Atwood, Robert Byron, R M Atwood, L © Warren, E rer, and Isaac Rich, all wtg. Benwupa, April 2)—In port ship Ualeutia, Rebertson, ungell, from Rotterdam for New Yor! sg for 3 Caupivr, April 18—Arrived, G Strickland, Strickland, Aare, Salled 13th, Concezione, New York; Emerald, Lull, and Roska, Lundelin, do; Gustaye, Trapani, do. Cork, April 12~Arrived, Hiram, Tellefien, Philadelphia. Cactrta, March 18—Sailed, Free Trade, Baker, Bos- ton. Also sailed March 19, Star of Hope, Little, Boston. Curacoa, April S—In port sehr Martha’ Maria, Vesey, from St Marys, for Bangor via Bonaire, to sail in? days, Cauveas, April 19—In port, barks Palo Alto, Berry, for north of Hateras, ldg; Mary Btewart (Br), Penery, Mag- dalena, Grifiny New York, Gibbs, and Anrile Ada (Br), Groom do, do; brigsJ H Lane, Shute, for Port. land, ldg; A G Jewett, Reed; Rio (Br), Corbett; Alice M (Br),'Commeau; Caroline Gray, Snow; Melrose, 8, and Ceres (Br), Welmers, all for north ‘of Hattera i Lizzte Zittlosen, Dow, and bg foe Bugbee, Stewers, for do, lg: schrs Margaret G Lyons, Smith, and’ James Warren, risko, do, Idg; Francis Satterly, Stetson, for New Yorke lig; Beauty (br), for Philadetphla, k Carpanten, April 13—In port, barks Czarina, Nickels, for New York iSdays; Mary McKee, Sharp, for do 8 days; Carlotta (Br), Dixon, from do, disg; sehra JW Bartlett, Bartlett, for do 8daya: Alcyone, Davis, for Philadelphia Sdays it A Hunt, Petersou!, for'a port’ north of Hateras int days. Dat, April I—Arrived, Cromo, Bterk, London (and sailed for New Yora). Passed by 13th, Vanguard, Nichols, from Galveston for ‘@ibson, from Banderland for Cronstadt; 14th, Never: by New Orleans. Off do 18th, PG Blanchard, Blethen, from Callao for lamburg; Mth, Wilhelmine, Rhetz, from New York for ‘a, April 14—Off, Annte Burr, Wheeler, from Mobile for Reval; Amoenitas, Hetnrich, from Mobile for Ham- burg; Freman Clark, Bosworth, trom Sunderland for New brieans Gnrusny, April 4—Saited, Elphinstone, Skantze, Da- n, en, Ga. Grasgow, April 18—Sailed, Europa (s), New York (and sailed from Greencastle 14th}. Arrived at Lamiash 19th, Emmanuele, Tucel, Greenock ; Rosina, Gambardelia, do, both for New York, Giroknti, April 4-Sailed, Pasqualina, Cacace, New York. Goa, April l—Arrived, bark Unione (Ital), Salvator!, New York. Gmrautar, April 2—Arrived, schr Catharing Leeds, Leeds, New York (and sailed th for Trieste); 3d, bark Voyager, Varwell, Palermo (and sailed 6th for New York}; Gry barks Maria Saletta (Ital), D’Andria, and Stag (Br), ‘Wilson, Marseilles (and hoth sailed 7th for New York), Sailed 8d, barks Bounding Billow, Reynolds (from Mes- sina), Boston; Magna Charta (Br), Whidden (from Cette), do (the latter has been reported sailed March 28.) In port April 8, bark Argean, Monroe, from Alexandret- ta for Boston, artlved 71, putin {or water and stores ‘axsed the Roc! h,’schrs Harmon: r), Stephen, from Palermo for New York; 6th, Jesse Carll, vnderhil, from Malaga for do. Hor, April 18—Arrived, Elizabeth, Bensacola. Hetvort, April 11—Arrived, barks Caroline ‘Premuda (Aus), Soteh, and Mangerton Br), Wrangles, New York. Havana, April 20—Sailed, schr Addic M'Bird, Merrill, New York, Haver, April 12—Arrived, Vandalla («), Fisher, Havana and New Orleans (and sailed for Hamburg); Flora Good- all, Goodall, New Orleans; 18th, Catharina, Anderson, 0. Hamnyra, April 13—Arrived, Maggle L Carvill, Cisset, New Orleans. Salled 12th, Meta, Shultz, New York. Arrived at Cuxhaven 13th, Hattie B Tapley, Tapley, BC alae B D Metcalf, Becker, Guanape. ‘alled from do 12th, St Olaf, Brauer, New York. Hong Kona, March 8—Arrived, ship Garibaldi, Bow- Cardiff; 9th, brig Rolling Wave, Hall, Kobe; 10th, , Miller, Whampoa (and cleared 1sth for’ New ship 'A York) a Sailed Fob 27, brig Admiral, Smith, Shanghao ; March 10, bark Edward James, Patterson, Whainpoa. Cleared March 15, hark Audax, Connor, Saigon. Jn port March 16, shins Puritan, Doane) for New York; Sardls, McNear, for San Francisco; India, Patten, from Cardiff, arrived 2d, for San Francisco; bark Mallville, Waite, from Ching’ Kiang, arrived 24, tor do; and the above arrivals. Charter to March 16, ship James Shepherd (Br), Hlollo to New York or Boston. Hauirax, April 2—Arrived, steamship Moravian (Br), Graham, Portland for Liverpool, to sail 25th; bark Union (Br), Renault, New York. Also arrived 26th, steamship Niger (Br), from Live; Ml. Sailed 22d, steamship Nestorian (Br), Aird (from Balti- more), Liverpool. i Liveroot, April 13—Arrived, North American (s), Mil- ler, Baltimore, Salled 18th, wombs (s), Weeks, New Orleans; Friga, Shannon, Boston; Shannon (s), Moore, do. Entered out 18th, Burmah, Moran, for ‘Boston: Tiving- stone, MeMullen, New York} Preciosa, Nillsson, Philadel. plsia? Fortuna, Sodermann, Richwiond, Va} Harvest Home, German, St John, NB. ‘Lonbox, April 15—Arrived, Ella Moore, Shaw, New Or- leans, Cleared 18th, Benvenue, Martin, New York. Entered out 15th, Erin (s), Lawson, New York, Salled from Gravesend ‘Ith, El'Dorado, Thomasson, New York (cleared for Boston). Lytton, NZ, no date—Arrived, bark Jewess, Geit, Du- nedin, to load for London, Taverroot, NS, April 12—Arrived, bark Union, Morse, Baltimore; isth, brig Colorado, Masson, Mania, Feb 27—Sailed, St James, Wils : Mutnovnve, Feb 24—Arrived, King Philip, Daley, Puget Sound ; 26th, ‘A Carleton, Carléton, New York, Sailed Feb 19, Lorton Vale, Anderson, Boston ; 20th, Gas- poo, Drummond. Newcastle, NSW; 24th, Rattler, Marsh, do, Bg Sines ) bark Brager (Swe), Whal- Smalley, Maran, April 10-01 gram, New York, Matanzas, April 9—Sailed, barks Mexioan (Bi), Welsh, New York; Brilliant, Jolnston, do; brigs Ben Nevis (Br), Forrest, Baltimore ; Ixidora Rionda (Br), Plummer, Port! land; J Polledo (Br), Dycr, Philadelphia, In port 20th, barks Glehfruin (Br), Bell, and Estella, Loring, for New York, lg; 'T F Whiton, Carver, and Mag: gie M (Br), Mitchell, ‘for dodo; Ann Elizabeth, Phelan, and Karnak (Br), Allen, for Philadelphia, do; Henry Flit ner, Dickey, for dodo; ‘Ailsa (Br), Girvan, and John Bun- yan, Gilmore, for N of Hatteras, do; Elverton, Benson, for Baltimore, do: Minnie (Br), Ishacs, for Delaware Break- water, do: brigs John Brightmay , Gray, and Alice Woods (Br), Doherty, for New York, do: Caprera, Pendleton; Ainclia Emma), Carton; Ernestine, Knight; ‘Lucida (Br), Atkingon, and Lucy W Snow, Hall, for N_of Hatteras, do} Narragansett, Urann, and Mary W Hupper, Gilman, rk, do, and others. , April 1l—Entered out, Virgo, Michelson, for Cleared 13th, Azon (Nor), New York. Newrorx, April 12—Arrived, B B Haws, Medd, Milford for New York. Entered for Ig 12th, Malattan, Bouffard for Galveston. yOzonto, April S-Sailed, Paquete of New York, New ork. Poryt-a-Prene (Guad), April 10—In port ship Nevis, disg; brig Wild Horse (Br), for Portland, ldg. ANGOON, March 15—In port, slips John Tucker, Taylor, une? Reval, Norman, for Buroye, ig; bark Oiive, Clark, tor do, do. mnt vor®, March 6—Arrived, ship Rainbow, Thayer, jatavia. SouriamPton, ana 13—Sailed, Baltimore (s), Fischer (from Bremen), Baltimore. qovantes, Aut IS“Sallod, Polykarp, Ellerston, New ork. Courier, Krohman, Wil- mington, Nt Erstatningen, Jensen,’ Philadelphia, SHANGHAK, Feb 24—Arrived, schr Mandan, Fowler, Pu- et Sound; March 11, ship Elsinore, Clark, New York (ve- fore reported without date). Sailed Feb 29, ship Ethiopian (Br), Faulkner, New ‘ork. Also sailed previous to March 6, bark Jas S Stone, Phin- ney,—. Tn port March 8 barks Moneynick, Marshall, under a 4 months’ charter ;'Emma Augusta, Gillman, une, to March 5, bark Edward James, Patterson, to brig Madawaska, Fowle, to Swatow, Gate)—In yort bark Spray, Buckminster, Charters Whampot SwaTow, no for Shanghac. St HeueNA, March 12—Arrived, Cornuvia, Wilson, Cebu (and sailed for New York); 13th, Hampton Court, 'Hem- ming, Shanghae (and sailed for Sandy Hook). Sada, April 17—Arrived, bark Jessie Goodwin (Br), German, Havana; brig Clara M Goodrich, Look, Carde- a Joun, NB, April22—Cleared, schr Arthur Burton, Frohock, Cardenas. April ll—Arrived, Ahkera, Frapucich, Philadel- hia. Pipexet, April 12—Arrived, Jan van Brakel, de Roever, Paudang'and New York; Bilen Goodspeed, Picble, Bavan- nah. TAurrco, April (In port schr Potosh Just arrived. Youowaa, March 1e—Arrived, ship Ytasea, Rush, Now- . ba American Ports. BOSTON, April 25—Arrived, ship Tennyson, Graves, hark Gustay (NG), Kummer, Sourabaya; bri Aiavelln (Br), McLellan, Gonaives; schra Newell. 8 Hawes, Kennedy, Tangier; Willlam F Atwood, Burroughs, and Euntee Rich, Rich, do; Eliza B Emery, Clayton, Phil- adelphia; W G Dearborn, ul, do; 8 C Tyler, Barrett, do; unos Edwards, Somers: do; CB Wood, Gand Pe Weaver, Weaver, orther Light, brelan Wo; Tdab, Bearse, do; MM 'Pote, Pote, itford, Geranid, do} AM Lee, Dilks, do; J A Parsons, Shaw, lo; Skylark, Loring, do; $ 8 Godfrey, Godtrey, doy B W Johnston, Mart Knight, Leland, and L A’ Blossom, Chatfield; Elizal ort; Lady Suffolk, Armstrong, Port Johnson. Barks Unison (Br, ‘London ; Hather Walker, low. Tatlock, St ‘an Loon, Rot- harleston : Isabella Beur- Cleared: Bell (Br) Owen, Glasgow ; Wm jow (Br: John, NB: brigs Jan van Galen (Dutch), terdam ; B Hi Kennedy, Hallett, man, funt, Alexandria, Va schrs Game Cock (Br) Patrick, Hayti; Bay State, Seabury, New York. 2Hth—Arrived, sieamer’ Achilles, Philadelphia; brigs Timothy Field, do; Caroline elly, do; Princeton, Wee- hawken. Below, 26th, ship Lawrence Brown, from Cadiz: schr J Simonson, from Leghorn; E Edwards, trom Galveston. BALTIMORE, April 26—Arrived, barks Normania (Nor), Roer, Liverpool; Medora (tus), Hamberg, do; brits Murs (Dan), Rasmussen, Messina; Ida (Br), Martin, Cardenas; schrs Wm Wilson, Miller, Jr, Sagua; Fawn, Baker, Wood's ‘ole. Cleared—Bark Fleetwing, Davia, Boston (and sailed); brig Framat (Swed), Taghind, Dindalk, Ireland; schra George Fal Hall, Boston; Ocean Belle, Coffin, Pem- broke, Me; Aolus, Boxy: ‘fdirhaven via Tangier Bound. Sailed—Nark Agnes, Richmond, Va. BANGOR, April 24—Arri |. sehts Abby Wasson, Lord, Delaware City; Charles E Heller, Hopkins, and Laura H Jones, Cousins, w York. BRI il 25-—Artived, sloop Harvest, Corwin, Providence for New York, Sailed—Sehrs Abbie F Willard, Weeks, Port Johnson; Oregon, Wilson, New York. April 2—Arrived, schr Mary Lymbur- >! = CHARLESTON, nor, French, Rockport. ‘The steamer Miramichi (Br), for New York, did not sail 224, belng detained by a stronk NE gale. 2th—Below, hark Medway oberts, from Cardiff Sailed--tehr Paul & Thompson, for Jacksonville. CHATHAM, April 2—Arrived, dcr EM Smith, Doane, New York. DANVERS, April %—Arrived, sehr John D Orifin, Gould, New ¥ GALVESTON, April 19—Arrived, brig Sommeren (Nor), Andresen, Newport, E, Mih—Sesled, steatuship City of Houston, Pennington, New York ‘GEORGETOWN, 80, Aull SmArrived, sehr Helen M Condon, Condon B-fint, No SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. Cleared 18th, schrs Ridgewood, Derrickson, York 20th, Mary Gilchrist. Belfast, Me} Katie L Lunt, Salem. GBORGETOWN, DC, April 4—Arrived, schr Btampede, van nah. red—Schrs Stephen Morgan, Jersey Ci ‘ay ‘idence; Sarah J Fort, Hoboken; Theodore ‘Bean, Fail River, FORTRESS MONROE, April 26—Passed in for Balti- more, steamer Hansa (Ger), from Bremen ; barks Lincoln, Murray, from Cardiff; Norton Stover, from Cardenas; Industrie, from Matanzas; Nelly Starr, from do; brig John Byers from Port Spain. assed In for Richinond, bark Frehly, from Liverpool. Passed in for Norfolk, brig Crusader, from New Bed- Jr steamer Ohio (Ger), from Bremen; bark Passed ou Julius, for Wilmington, GLOUCESTER, April 24— Arrived, schrs William B Dar- ling, Smith, Belfast for Newark; Gentile, Avery, Rock- Jand for Néw York; Harry Percy, Perey, New York for ugusta, 25th—Arrived, schrs Eastern Belle, Parker, Frankfort for New York; Blectric Flash, McDonald, Philadelphia. sINBIANOLA, April 17—Below, schr Nellie Crowell, from ‘ew York, Cleared isth, sehr Sophia Godfrey, Godfrey, New York. KEY WEST, April 25--Sailed, steamship Clyde, Kenne- dy (from New York), for Galveston, LUBE, April 17—Arrived, schrs Clara Jane, McAllep, New York; 19th, Addie F Stimpson, Stimpson, do. MACHIAS, April 18—Arrived, schr Ontario, Sprague, ed jar’ Prot New York, Sailed 20th, brig J Leighton, Leighton, New York; schra Harriet Newell, Gould, do; 22d, Abner Taylor, Dodge, and Raven, Pendleton, New York. NEW ORLEANS, April 2l—Arrived, steamship Sher- man, Halsey, New York. Sotruwest Pass, April 21—Arrived, ship Nunquam mio, Cousins, Newport; bark Geo Kingman, Atkins, Ph: delphia: sehr Mal, Utila. Sailed—Steamsabing Yazoo and Maria; ehip Emme. NORFOLK, April 24—Arrived, schrs Rebecca 8 Warren, Johnson. Rocktand. Smith Tuttle, Thurston, Boothbay Uriah & Tabitha, Gibson; RS Newgomby Atygins, an Benj T Crocker, Hardy, ‘New York; Ed Rich, Barker, ant Mary B Dyer, Smith, Boston rt én Mary A Witham, Kelley, New York. NEWBURYPORT, Pell 6— Arrived, dents Homer Foah Rondoul: Charleston, Trin, New York; L & M Strou Dean, Ellzabethport. Sailed—Schr B H Naylor, Naylor, Philadelphia. NEWPORT, April 24, PM—Arrived, achrs Sardinian, Kendall, New York for'Boston; : ward Leo, Tobin, New: buryport for New York ; John Bos- ‘racey, Mevorvey, 0 ton for Baltimore; Willle Irving, Robbins, Providehte for Virginta; Julia Ann, Howell, do for New York; Susan & Mary, Kenyon, Somerset for New York, . |, AM—No arrivals. The wind-hound vessels are mostly going out this AM, with a light northerly breeze. LONDON, April Arrived, achrs Success, Rich- ards, Somerset for New York; Only Daughter, Tribble, Providence for do. Sailed—Brig George, Rogers, Porto Rico; schr BV Glover, Ingersoll, Philadelphia, NORWICH, April 4—Arrived, schra EG Irwin, John- son, Philadeiphia; Vermillion, South Amboy; Ged Gil- Rich, Shea, New York; Lucy Bab- lumi, and Alice Scranton, Blizahethport, Salled—Schrs Julia A rock, do. NEW HAVEN, April 25—Arrlved, schrs John Cadwalla- der, Townsend, and John Ferris, St John, Virginia; G B Markle, Bishop, New Brudswick. Salled—Schrs' A J Bentley, Robinson, and Samuel Riker, Riker, New York; Starlight, Cook, Port Jefferson, thrived, dehirs FG Russel, Rankin, Flahing Bay | Favorite, Clark, Virginia; Robert ‘Smith, Baisden, Bj bethport; Henry Remsen, Alling, do; M ‘amilton, Spruce Tead, F Goodell, May, M Brown, do; 0 H Delamater, Letts, Washington, NJ; Ell H Barnes, Avery, Philadelphia; Sarah Selse: cull, New Brunswick; Reading RR 4h Baldwin, do; sloop Corholla, Ball, Eltzabethport, Salled—Schrs Old Zack, Beebe, New York; Eugeno, Hawos, do; Sarah J Gurney, Gurney, do. Port GAMBLE, April 19—Sailed, ship Nora (Br), Fra- zer, Peru, PENSACOLA, April 22—Arrived, ships Argo (Br), Mitch: ell, Mobile; John Watt, Stinson, New Orleans; 8t Helena Gir), Mann, Belfast, I parks Braver (Bn), Margrand, Gal- veston Clotilde (Sp), Ferris, Havana; Lovied (Nor), Olsen, don. Clearcd—Barks Banquereau (Br), Robinson, Monte- video; Panola, Nickerson, Boston; schr Maud Webster, Wentworth, Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, April25—Atrivod, bark Kaleva (Rugs) Wicklund, London; schrs Amelia, Kelly, Portland; Emle J Simmons,’ Harrington. le; J H Marvel, Quittin, Bortsmouth; N Providence; Jas Donahue, Warren, Boston; Mary. Hudson, Vaughn, Falr Haven; Thos P'Smith, Bacon, Boston. Cleared—Steamship Fanita, Doahe, New York; brig Ida ¥ Comery, Darrah, Matanzas; sclirs Helen Hastings, Aubrey, Havana; J R_ Laurence, Copp, St John, 4 Susanna, Woodman, Roxbury; Bessie ‘Morris, Allen, Portsmouth; E W kverman, Corson; Eugené Borda, Dukes; Gov Burton, Ludlam; H B McCauley, Cain; Caro: line Young, Y. A‘D Huddell, Long, Boston; Golden Eagl Bedford; Maggie Cummings, Sinith, Cohasset; Ann Elizabeth, Kelly, Chatham ; Wat Wilson, Jenkins, Salem; J Johnson, Wheaton, Newbury- Rortid B Babcock, Smith, Salem; Nelly Baker, Freeman, 26th—Arrived, bark Mary © Dyer, Hopkins, Caibarien. April 36—Arrived, schrs Chattanooga, trom Porto Rigo; Hinma Green, Matatizas for orders Sailed—Bark Marathon (from Matanzas), New York, Schr Chattanooga has been ordered to New York. There ts a ship outalde, supposed to be the Republic, from jonton. PORTLAND, April Arrived, schrg. Albert Clarence, Freeman, and Willie S$ Sweet, Young, Tangier: Bramhall, Hamilton, Thomaston for New York; Philanthropist, Ry- der, Vinathaven for do; Nellie Doe, Richardson, ‘and Olive Heyward, Arey, Rockland for do. 2th—Arrived, brig George Amos, New York; echrs Addie F Bryan Loud, Philadelphia} Forest Clty, Davis, ;,Quoddy, Fanning, Philadelphia. ed—Bark Philen: hase, Buenos Ayres; bri Ennis, Foster, Matanzas; 'schrs Abbie Pitman, Lombard, 10; Gem, Thomas, Newark. PORTSMOUTH, April 2%—Arrived, schr Julie Newell, Spear, New York. jalléd—Sohrs Young Teaser, Slocum; Sarah Milla, Ba- ker; Harriet Fuller, Willard :’Charles 1 Kelley, Chase; Boston, Nickerson,’ and ‘Maria Louisa, Snow, Philadel: a. : PLYMOUTH, April 93—Arrived, sehr Memento, Nicker- son, New York, PROVIDENCE, eure 25—Arrived, schrs Hattie, McClin- tock, Savannah;'M M Merryman, Habbitt, Plymouth, via Pall River: W W Pharo, Collins, Baltimore; Nelite Campbell, Taylor, St Mary's, Md; Mist, Muncy, ‘Trenton; Surge, Warwick,do; Thomas P Cooper, Sleeper, Hoboken; John Mantove, Garlick, Hoboken for Pawtucket. Sailed—Bark Lalia W (Br), Lent, Baltimore; schrs A L Lockwood, St John, do; Eliza 8 Potter, Potter, do; Amos Briggs, Ktiapp, Haverstraw Isaac Sherwood, Bacon dos ar New ¥ Anna ‘Shepa Newton, ork ; Susan & Mary, Kenyon, do; Deborah Jones, Dunham, do; Charles ‘A Grainer, Harvey, do; Mary, Richardson, do; Fred Tyler, ey ‘Tyrrell, do; LL Hamlyn, Velsor, do; Amos Falkenburg, Racket, do; Herschel, Birdsall, do; Wm 0 Irish, Tirrell, do; Evergreen, Buncé, do; John Lancaster, Williams, do; Gloucester, Allen, do? Marietta Hand, Hal do; J Owens, Simpson, do} soup Harvest, Corw OND, April 24—Arrived, brig Mary Allerton, Bourne, Boston. ROCKLAND, April 18—Arrived, schrs Trade Wind, In- raham, New York; Snow ‘Squall Norton, do; Catawam- eak, Lord, Satilla River; 22d, M Breiver, Saunders, New York; Sardinian, do; H Coombs, Jameson, do; R 8 Hodg- don, Pendieton, do; dames Henry, Trucworthy, do; 25d, Justina, Kenniston, do, Salled 18th, schrs'Delaware, Snow, New York ; G M Part- ridge, Bunke: Elizabeth Hodgdon, New York; EL ichmond; 221, Deflance, Hall, re B Gregory, Tho dike, h jew York; Corvo, Pickering, do; Fleet Wing, Gregory, do; N Sumier, Pinkham, do; 8 Gildcrsieeve, Carroll dot Herald, Hall, do; Olive Hayward, Arey, do; Chase, Peck, do} Ida Hudson, Greeley, do; Bedabedec, Knowlt M Langdon, Bennett, do; '23d/ Potomac, tile, Eldridge, do; Silas MeLoon, Spear, do; rion, Mullen, do; Olive Aver; , dott, do; Lizzie Mills, doy Nellle Doe, do; itudson, Post, do; ‘Maggie Hell, Hall, dot Commeree, Torrey, do. SAN FRANCISCO, April 18—Arrived, steamship Ame- rica, Doane, Hong Kong. Below, ship Intrepid, Dunbar, ie! ong. Sailed Ship Derby, Sprague, Mania. SAVANNAH, April 23—Arrived, bark Tuisko (NG), Thu- len, Bremen, VINEYARD HAVEN, April 2%, P M—Arrived schr Lettie (Br), Hearn, — Philadelphia for. Halifax, 8 K Vaughan, Risley, and Jesse Witton, Con- Boston; Mollie Porter, Newcastle, Del, for Mary Leo Newton, 'Mosong, Hoboken for Boston; Brunette, West, do for Danvers; G L Daboll, Rackett, Seal Harbor, Me, for Newport; Nellie Treat, Trim, Spruce Head fordo; "RL Tay, Brown, St George aples;, noly, do for Portland; for ftichmond, Va; Paugussett, Sarah Wood, Hickman; Lady Ellen, Somers, and 8 A ‘Hoflman, Hoff man, Boston for Phitadelphia, Salted, schrs Molle Porter, J H Horton, 25th A! M.—Arrived, schr White Sea, Jones’ St George for New York; Mary’ Langdon, Bennett, Rockland for do; Lizzte Carr, Teel, Boston for Philadelphia, Sailed—the above and all before reported. 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