The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1872, Page 12

Gentes ‘THR STATE CAPITAL Friends of the Boss ‘ Thief in Council. TWEED, TWEDDLE, The Present Complexion of the Tax Levy. Se A CHECK TO VANDERBILT. The Legislators Will Have to “See William.” Gevernor Hoffman Will Veto the Charter. ALBANY, April 27, 1872. THE NEW YORK TAX LEVY. ‘The New York Tax Levy bill, as amended and «passed by the Assembly last evening, came up in the Senate this afternoon and was read through, ‘the “Greene sections” being stricken out on motion of Mr. Palmer, who explained how they had been ‘emuggied into the bill down stairs. When it was put to a vote it lacked one of a constitutional majority, the vote being 16 to 3, the three negatives ‘being Bowen, Lewis and Artful Dodger Winslow. Mr. Lewis in explaining his vote was not over wise in his remarks, and claimed that as he had been biamed last year for not having @efeated the two percent bill, he thought it best Not to vote for the two and three-quarter per cent ‘bill under consideration, which, to say the least, Was very extraordinary reasoving. Had all the ‘Benators who make such a fuss every day but Sat- urday about “reform” and Tuk “GOOD OF THE PROPLE” ‘been in their seats, where they should have been, ‘the bill would not have met the temporary halt that it did. These absentees without leave were the prayerful Chatfield, Dickenson, Graham, Johnson, Lord, O’Brien and Wagner. Mr. Lord, it should be said, came into the Senate a few minutes after the ‘vote had been taken, and, of course, utterly ob- livious of the fact that the bill had been considered tal. The following Senators, who were at their Fests, sored for the biil:—Adams, Allen,Baker, edict, Cook, Foster, Harrower, Lowery, Mad den, Paimer, Perry, Robertson, TNemann,’ W: mann, D. P. Wood and Woouin. ' The following is ‘the bill as amended and as it will be passed on Tues- @ay, whep there is a full Senate :— 4x aor to make provision for the local government of the eity and county of New York for the year IS72, and to roride for peettlement of claims nguinst th Om 1 the Laws of 1871, entitled, “An act to make provision for the local ‘ment of the city and county of New York,” is amended go as to read as follows :— Sxop1o 1.—The Board of Supervisors of the county of New York, are authorized and required to raise by tax mn the estates, real and personal, subject to taxation in city and county of New York,'in the he amount to be raised by the Boar ‘the third section of this act, which amount shall not ex- eved in the aggregate a sum equal to two per cent upon valuation Of such estates fixed for the year 1871, by the missioners of Taxes and Assessments for the clty and connty of New York, in addition to the exces, if any, of the quota of the State tax for said county over the amount charged on said county for State taxes in the year i870, But the gate amount raised, tneluding the State taxes, shall hot exceed the sum of twenty-five millions of dollars. in the ye the said Board of Supervisors are an- ‘ized and aired toraise in the same manner amount directed to be raised by the Board mentioned ‘the third section of this act, or by such other authority as “whole not of what the fate of bill Is to three-fifths _ NW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1872—QUADRUPLE SHEET. as there was 01 Hougnton. ‘The steamship Spain, of the National Une, arrived at Bark Sareh, Nichols, Mon -W HT Hughes. this port yesterday after a most remarkable trip, whic! water quorum present. there been a Bark Pallas (Br), Biddle, Wm Jex. ‘1 ‘on ‘stoamships. She left ‘will be of the first order. age the result te would have been quite mina L Ot ower, Havana—Ji places her among our fast ocean tower is an iron 164 feet high; the Giterent, The pessage of ite bil, in the long run, | warg'a'¢ Galton thn, ower, a james B | Queenstown on the 18th, at2 PM, and reached Sandy gfx Amreiling ie of tows. Posttion, iat 5649 8, loa 108 28 &Co. is a fixed fact, and the lobby know how it is them- ane Marshall Keith (Br), Comyne, London—J C Smith | Hook at84M on the 37th, completing the run inaight | MARBOR LIGHT AT SAMARANG. selves, Bi tina h, | days and thirteen hours, mean time. As soon as the ameliorations in the harbor of Samarang, THR ALBANY PATRONAGE BILL zee Mad, Amodia, Genoa—Funch, | "'shiy John Bright, 1679 tons, owned by Messrs Williams | now in ‘Will be completed, a white fixed harbor made its ap arance in , the Asnerably ana of conrse brig Lola (Rr), Williams, Cadiz for orders—L F Brig- | & Guion, was lowered from the large neoee dock Looe yee phe opparatus vial incu over an are of bd raised a breeze, before whic! . D. BL ‘i Pike street on Wednesday, after having been stripped, | tron post. . Brig Alice (Br), Vives, Gibraltar—H E Sprague. + He Keeper's. Gwelling will also be of ‘Iron. pated ea fa, the ual eo OE rear me Brig Gloves! dtal), Caflero, Gibraltar for orders—Sto- | calked and remetalled. She was followed by steamer Pepin, iat 867468 fon We, ¥ covich & Co. the New Haven Steamboat Line, to pat wieation. the Senate yesterday when the biil was under con- , Ja—@ | Blm City, of the RH Captain U SN, Hydrographer. oe erate J etrange (0 kay, mo of he Pentbliones, | Pacha Of or Ooeen Cit), Mamiond, Kingston, Je~G | | oo the dock-ta wow oocuied’ by back Mallie/Mey,:|'| Hydrogeagis Giiee? ‘Washington, DO, April 4, sr le were opposed to “hasty partisan legislation,” es, d ‘Thomas Campbell (Br), Lewis, St Kitts—vones & which the bill was a brilliant example of, these cris Ellen 1 Bn, Dwyer, Port Spain—Jas W Elwell & phenomena being Mr. Alberger and that extraor- | go. dinary individual commonly known to fame-as Kay- Brig Annie R Storer, Adams, Sagua la Grande—Miller & 699 tons, of Newcastle, Me, painting bottom. Bark Yreka (Br), 745 tons, was lowered on Thursday from the smaller balance dock adjoining, atter having coultarred bottom, and was followed by bark Rialto (Br), mem. Arrived at New Bedford 26th. brig Abbott Lawrence, Cleaveland, Adantic Ocean, with 4s'biis op ollcall told, Sailed froin Provincetown 23d, sehr Antarctic, Cornell, ugee Brown. ‘The bill, notwithatanding the opposi- | Houghton. ‘ 875 tor for Atlanlic Ocean. ee yocch nusuenae Gace aa ae, Pri Kichmond, Powers, Cardenas—Miller & Houghton. | 441 tons, to patch metal, Bark M B’Almon (Br), 875tons, | “A? Barbadow 10th inst, bark Mattapoisett, Tripp, of West- reroute ° dered to & | Tre Giimor Mérediy Ayein ew Orleaas—H Hf Brig: | is now on @oek to-patch motal, port, with 38 bbls oll'(hot 72 bbls, as before); would. ship THR NEW CITY CHARTER, It is now almost: foregone conclusion that the Governor has imade up his mind to veto the Seventy’s charter. Its most sanguine friends have given up all hope of ever seeing it a law, and the New York office-holders about town (who, by the way, forget that a bill has passed both houses to authorize @ charter clection on the fourth Friday in May, and which may send them a begging) have Ship Sylvia (Br), 1214 tons, was lowered Tuesday from the large sectional dock foot of Rutgers street, after re- nailing metay. She was followed by steamer City of Aus- tin, of Messrs Mallory & Co’s Galveston line, to paiut bot | tom, and her place is now occupied by steamer City of Mex! 1026 tons, of Messrs Alexandre & Sons’ Mexican line, putting in new shaft, Brig Balear (Br), 175 tons, has occupied the small dock ham. Schr Victor, Mahoney, Para—F G Guinarez. Schr CR Washingtou, ‘Holbrook, Rock Sound—B J Wen- ‘chs Nathaniel Chase, Joy, Eleuthera—C E Staples & 0. Schr Malanta (Br), Sanford, Windsor, N8—Crandall, Berteaux & Co. Sgt Mary ATlolt, Higgins, Savannah—Bentiey, Miller 0. Schr J 8 Gilmore, Smith, Richmond, Va—Slaght & Berk Prowess. Girl) Pemetete.. trom. Us 1 fe ar] 88 ir), Penni 0} ‘om iverpool for Philadelphia, 41 days out, Apri’, of Fire Toland (oy pilot boat Jaines Avery, Nog). Bark John Campbell Br). Mortimey, from Derien for lon Barrow, April 7, lat 47 McLauchiin (Br) Philling, from Antwerp 56, lon 24 42. Bark ‘Ell (March 12) for Philadelphia, no date, lat Brig Somerset (Br), from Gloucester, E, for Baltimore, 45 days out, April 25, lat 41, lon 67 (by pilot boat © H Mar: been drunker than ever all day in consequence. Con- | Petty. shall, No 3). cl Evans, | adjoining all the week, belng replanked. Brig GA Coonon (Br), from St John, NB, for Cardi Jecture about the matter has been narrowed down | , Schr AD Scull, Steelman, Great Egg Harbor. " 9 ) from St John, for Cardenas, to this, that tle Governor will not allow the charter | Pall. & Go. Bark Alloe Tarleton (Br), 246 tons, was lowered from the | April 24, lat 400, lon ‘67 20 (by ‘pilot boat C H Marshall, Schr Ringleader, Snare, Bangor—H W Loud & Co. Schr Clara, Clark, Salein—Simpson, Clapp & © Schr C H Macomber, Higgins, Boston—B F Metcalf & Co, ‘chr Chancellor, Ferguson, Providence—Fergason & Wood. 6 Hew. Haven—Kackett & Bro. jew Have ck, Stamfors Stamford. Nieh Paden ot T , Nic hiiadelphia. Btenmer 8 Phelps Brune, Philadephia, Steamer Beverly, Pic tadelphia, * ARRIVALS, to become a law by the ten day limitation, and will come out openly either by signing it or vetoing it. This does not look much like “news,” but when it is known as a positive fact that the Governor has said that he will not allow it to become a law by default of signing it, the conjecturers have one point gained, and one great obstacle of doubt out of the way. Thus narrowed down as between a veto and an approval, the question 1s all one-sided among the betting fraternity, and odds of three to one Is freely offered in favor of a veto, with no takers, not even among the Seventy’s delegation, Both houses have adjourned to Monday evening. sectional dock foot of Clinton strect on Tuesday, after | NOS) a on M April patching mets). After her, steamer ‘Tybee, &0 tons, | 9. ifqs';,Housbtom, from New York for Matanzas, Apri ‘owned by Messrs Spofford Bros, was stripped, calked and | Brig Homely (Br), Le Dain, from Guernsey, E, for North remetalled, ‘Bark Brazillera (NG), 389 tons, snow oa the | CA ‘lina, Abr 6, lst 4907, toh 11 dock for examination. ; Steamship Ismailia (Br), 1050 tons, has been on the mammoth sectional dock at Hoboken to paint bottom. Brig Abby Ellen, 280 tons, of Belfast, Me, was lowered from the large serew dock foot of Market street, on Thurs- day, after stripping, calking and painting, and her place is now occupied by the brig Silas N Martin, 218 tons, of Castine, Me, patching metal, rereinn Ports. Antwerp, April 1¢—Sailed, Ulrika, Laurell, New York; 15th, Storkers, Erickson, do jushing 12th, Princeton, Porter, New York; Simody, Gowdey, Boston. Arrived at do 18th, Libertas, Virin, New York. Anonossax, April 18—Salled, Holmestrand, New York. Annoyo, PR, April 13—In port brig Amos Roberts, from Boston, just arrived; schr ‘Smith, for New York in 7 days. Daman ven, April 18—Arrived, Brilliant, Paulsen, New York; Carl, Otten, New Orleans. a aap . - t REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS. The central screw dock has been occupied by pilot boat | NT LOT: "ana Oren New Orleans, sae at ports YACHTING: Steamship Spain (Br), Grace, Liverpool April 17 and | Moses Grinnell, patching metal; tugs Young America, to | on the coast:—Ship Argonaut (ah, ake, for, Boston ; ee _ eenstown 18th, with mdso and 1800 pawengers, oF Wd | paint. and Lewis, to adjust new wheel and paint, and | barks Sterling, Harding, for San Francisco; Constance (Duech), Shrout, for New York. na | brig Geo Downes, to patch metal. ocx | Yee April 14—Sailed, ‘Amrykos, Johansen, New ork. G | Steam tug Frank Pigeon, Jr, is on the small screw doc Disaaalasth Gacnarsc) Cigna Min. Ovionon| Seanee Muir, City Poin Entered out 13th, Am Launch of the Schooner Yacht Viking. | Mur) oi, Batavia (in), Murphy, Liverpoo! April 16 4 a1 eme! preste: rr ecnstown t7th, with mdse and passengers, to A large number of gentlemen interested In yacht- Seenew Apel Tut 49 45, Lon 285, passed xp ing: matters, together with a goodly sprinkling of | trom stJohn, NB, for Liverpool; 22d, Tat 4658, fon ladies, assembled at the shipyard of Messrs, C, & th, la race, | adjusting new wheel and painting. Messrs Merritt & Sparks have had on their dock, foot of Gouverneur street, tugs William Parks and Delaware, Ifl. for New York. ied, J B Lincoln, Murans, New- hip Anglesea (Br), bound west; it 41.03, lon 66 37, a Gulon steamship, bound cast; 26th, lat 40 44, lon 68 2, an Cuxnaven, April 13—Sal castle; Gazelle, Porter, Buenos Ayr D R. Pailion, foot of Bridge street Brooklyn, yester- | Inman ateamship, do. both to adjust new wheels and paint; sloop Professor | “Gung, Fob 29-In port ship Templar, Eessenden, for Liv- day noon, to witness the launch of the schooner | ,Staamship City of Baltimore (B1). Delamotie, Tivernon! | Glass, to palnt, and acanal boat to calk. erpool idg. Repent ) Queenstown 17th, with induc and, 1008 passer: gers to Jobn B Dale. April 2, lat 4916, lon 28 24, passed steamship City of Montreal (Br), hence for Liverpool; 26th, 380 miles east of Sandy Hook, passed steamship Rus- sia, hence for Liverpool. Steamship Europa (Br), Campbell, Glasgow via Morille April 13, with mdse and 658 spaggengers, to Henderson Bros, April 2. Lat 43 36, lon 83 52, spoke American ship iliam A Campbell, from Liveapdol to Boston, 53 days yacht Viking, owned by Mr. Mahlon Sanda, of the New York Yacht Club, On the grounds and on the deck of the veasel there were many expressions of satisfaction at her appearance, and more than one did not hesitate to distinctly assert that, though not designed for speed, she would ulti- mately show it, Shortly after twelve o'clock the work of wedging up commenced, and then begin- ALCUTTA, March 22—In port, shipa Frank N Thayer, Keazer, and City of Brussels (Br), Hamilton, for New York} Nelson (Br), for do; Khandeisch (Br) and Thomas Ste- phens (Br), for do; Melrose, Neill; Jas A Wright, Morse, and Coringa, Bonard, for Boston: Empire, Leckie, for Philadelphia; Akbar,'Lamson, for Bombay ; William WIl- cox, Crocker, for United Kingdom or Continent; Lucy 8 Wills, Pritchard, from Liverpool, arrived 19th, unc. Proceeded down the river 224, ships Free Trade, Baker, and St Maur (Br), Bennison, for New York; Star of Hope, Little, for Boston. Sailed from Saugor Sth, ships Memnon, Baker, San Francisco; National Eagle, Jordan, Boston; 16th, Tabor, tae On the People’s dock, adjoining, have been the steam- boat Anna, replanking, calking and coppering, and schooner Francis Ellen, calking and putting in new keel, Messrs O'Connell & Co have had on their sectional dock, at Erle Basin, bark August Teitge (NG), 821 tons, to patch zine; brig Wiley Smith (Br), 124 tons, to paint; schooners Mary Stone and J W Daisley, to calk and paint; barge Suydam and steamer Osseo, fo'ealk and pain The large Hrle Basin drvdocks have had on ship, King Arthur (Br), 1211 tons, and steamship Circassian, 1467 tons, out, Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans Apuil 20, with mdse and passengers, to Frederic Baker. Steamship Cortes, Whitman, New Orleans April 20, with Co. ning at the stern, one by one the blocks on 7Stranuahhp Ariadne, Doane, New” Orteans vin Key West | tuchts velat botnone Gils, Now Work: Isth, Hotinint (Br), Lankaster, do; 21s, which her keel had rested since it was laid were | ApritZi, with mds¢ and passengers. to CH Mailers £0; | Captain Carl Fisher, commander of the steamship Baltl- | “Dman, Apiii te—Arrived, Trident, Bolson, Beaufort (and knoc out, ber shores taken down, and, hanging Beokinan, froin New Orleags for Liverpool; 2th, lat 36 32, | More, which arrlyed at Baltimore yesterday from Bre- | sailed for London); Teresa, Adams, and Benvenue, Martin, for un instant in her cradle, the yaeht gracefully | Pookman, from New Onleans for Liverpool 2th, eM | inn,’ died suddenly of apoplesy. He was a native of | London (and both sailed for New York); El Dorndo, Tho: Hanover. measen, do (and sailed for Boston). Off 16th, Freeman Clarke, Bosworth, from Sunderland for New Orleans, Passed 16th, Norden, Madsen, from Pensacola for Hull. left the ways, and without accident glided Into her natnralelement. As the Viking swung around with the tide, the crowd pressed nearer to the New York, with loss of both topmasta; wanted no assist ance. Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah April 2, with mdse Marine Disasters. Sreamsuir Moravian sailed froin Halifax 26th inst for 8 h Baltimore, with the cargo of the steamship Peruvian, water, anxious to farther note her appearance, | and passengers, 1o Murray, Ferris & Co. 25th. ab 4 VM.of | SOM Utverpool, before reported damaged going into | _Railed Math,” Vanguard Nichols Grom Galveston), Cron- And this feeling was Intensified seemingiy when g | Cube Lookout, passed steamship Cleopatra, hence for | from, Lverp p ged going rt ( it. Dusrax, April 15—Salled, Bravo, New York; Attila, Philadelphia, Dovxr, April 15—Passed, H L Richardson, Anderson, from Guanape for, Hainburi Dunaenxss, April 12—Of, King Bird, Dexter, from Mo- bile for Bremen. smali tugboat towed her alongside of the dock, where she will remain until her internal fittings are completed. ‘This yacht ts a centre-board cockpit schooner, built fot cruising purposes more especially, as her owner, 80 S00n as she is finished, will pro 1 to the lavand. Ship Ironsides, Mollard, Liverpool Jan 27, via Savannah 8 days, with salt'to Nesmith & Sons. Bark Suoml (tus), Frederiksen, Newcastle, 70 days, with mdse, to H & F W Me: ‘Took the southern pas- sage and had light winds and calms; has been 11 days west of Bermuda. Bark Semplice (Ital), Degregori, Genoa, 82 days, with Sarr Inrrarip, Dunbar, at San Francisco 19th from Hong Kong, experienced ‘heavy westerly gales and seas, and stove ii forward part of cabin, hate houses and bul- warks, Brie St. Josken (br.), Bernier, from Malaga for New York, has put into St. Thomas with loss of sails, spars, and. coast of Labrador with her on an extended fishing excur- | marble, tod B Phillips & Song. Passed Gibraltar March | le#king. main), from Greenoc! sion. She was designed by Mr. J. B. Van Dusen, the | 17; took the southern passage and had tine weather; has Bric Jonn H Kenxxpy, from Baltimore for Boston, with ee 7—In port, brig J Howland, Freeman, coal, put back to Baltimore 26th inst, leaky. modeller of the Columbia, and though like that Scuk Harte, (of Belfast) McClintock, which arrived at beeh 8 days of west of Bermuda. vessel in some minor particulars, she is much irk Pre #, Chipman, Havana, 10 days, with sugar, to FaLmourn, ri 13—Sailed, Jens Nilssen, Anderson, i “ay New York; ian, Australia, Jungell (from Antwerp), New arper forwar 2 7 > a James E Ward & Co; had’ fine weal ‘ ve 24th inst ‘Sav: sharper forward. She has flows @ little hollow, rak- | “‘Rark aberdeen (of Searspord), Treat, Cardenas, 10 days, | paving encore inet rom Savannah, had 0¢ days passage, | Orleans. ing stem and stern, and a flush deck, which makes her comparatively high-sided. ‘The ‘dimensions of the Viking are as follows:. Foocvow, March 1—In port ship Cissy (Br), Spencer, for New York (haying sailed Feb 27, and put bu Gnexnock, April 15—Arrived, Anglia (s), York. Sailed 13th, Giovanni, Bonifacio, New York; Europe (8), Campbell, do. fi HLvoct, April 15—Cleared, DeHoop, Welsenburg, Sa- he | vannah. Hayne, April 4—Sailed, steamship Erin (Br), Lawson Gare London), New York. with sugar to Brown Bros, vessel to Walsh, Field & Way. Had moderate weather. Bark Florence Barker (Br), Churchill, Sagua, 11 days, with sugar to order, vessel to Boyd & Hincken, Had fine weather up to Hatteras; from thence 5 days, with strong northerly winds Brig Courier (NQ), Vick, Cette, 63 days, with wine, to Schmidt, Peters é& Co, vessel to Funch, Edge & Co. Passed Gibraltas March 5, took the southern passage, and had Westerly winds to Bermuda; from thence 1 days with {3 ve oven a, Pr P buco March. 20, vi 7 < Portia (Br), Prowse, Pernambuco March via Club measnremen Hampton Honda 2daym with sugar to Bowring & Archie The materiais used'in her construction are white | pul.” Crossed. the: kat fren 26, In lon 40.” Had Equator March 26, oak, hackmatack, cedar and locust, and all sky- | ¥: a4 lights and combings are of mahogany. Ter main- mast is 78 feet long; mainboom, 68 feet 6 inches; maingaf, 30 feet; foremast, 75 feet; foreboom, 28 feet; foregaff, 26 feet; topmasts, 37 feet. The Viking’s cabin, which ia very roomy, will be fin- time. Lost part of deck load of lumber, boat, and had sails split and badly Gamaged. Was supplied with pro- yisios by bark James Welch, Cant Hammond, in lat 33, jon 62 Scun Marxy, (of Sullivan) Lord, while beating up to Wood's Landing at Stave Island, to take load of wood for Rockland, on the 16th inst, ran upon a ledge, whe remained until the 19th. She lost part of her keel, and re- ceived other alight damage, but is how hauled on the beach where carpenters will soon render her fit for service. ‘There is a rumor that a ship arrived at Liverpool on the 10th inst, from an American port, and reports that on her pitssage She spoke the bark “Usegu,” of Annapolis, NS, jable weather, hove to in the Gulf Stream under smail canvass, taking off _Brig Nebo (Br), McLoud, St Johns, PR, March 23, via | acrew from a dismasted schooner. This was about 14 Naseau 12 days, with sugar ‘to Burdett & Pond—vessel to | days after the schooner Georgie Decring (before reported CB Swain &' Son, Had fine weajher ; 2ist Inst, lat 31, lon | missing) was reported seen off Vineyard Haven, and the 73 47, spoke schr Franconia, hence tor Mobile, friends of those on board think if that vewel was blown off Brig A M B (BY) Ponce, P 7 days, with | into the Gulf Stream there {s hope that it was her from sugar and molasses to Moller’& Thebaud—vessel to GM} which the crew was being taken.—Portland Press. Small, New Length on water line. Length over all Breadth of beam Depth of hola Draft forward Draft aft.. Madden, Tloilo, to load for Sandy Hook for orders to New York or ‘Boston. In port March 7 (back date), brig August (NG), Simon- son, from San Francisco, arrived Feb 25, for Saigon. Hiogo, about March %—Sailed, bark Carnarvonshire (Br). for'New York, with 400,000 Ibs tea. Havana, April 25—Sailed, steamship Yazoo, Barrett (from New Orleans), Philadelphia, ee April 26—Arrived, brig Ringwood (Br), Davis, jew York: Isux or Wigur, April 15—Off the Wight, Columbia, Schu- ished in hard Woods, and her staterooms pleasantly r. : Dovaras (1. M.), A : “ o .M.), April 18—A log of walnut timber, | chard, from New York for Bremen. eppalated. ow ing to imperative busine 3 out of Ker (of, Dersey City), Beers, Demergra: | marked ‘ Pride, New York,” twelve feet long, has been | \ LaveRroot, April 27—Atrived, steamship Rita (Sp), Ries- picked up off here and brought in by boatmen. Foocnow, March 1.—The Cissy, Spencer, hence for New tra, New Orleans; ship Nester (Fr), Pichaud, New ‘York; pe wernsnier. bark Lochtel (Br), Andrews, Now Orleans. Sailed 2th, steamship Canada (Br), Webster, New York. shall be vested by law with the power to direct: the amount to be raised in snid city and county, which ‘amount shall not excced in the aggregate a sum’ cqual to $wo and three-quarters per cent ujon the valuation of fixed for the year 1871 by the Commissioners ef Taxes and Assessments for the said city and county, in to the excess, if any, of the quota of the State for county over the amount charged on said county for State taxes in the year 187), notwithstanding ‘the aggregate amount so raised, including the State taxes, ahall exceed the sum of twenty-five millions of doliars, fc, 2. Ont of the sum hereby authorized tobe raised shall be paid the amounts apportioned or raised to provide for the apportionments made or to be made under and rauant tochapters 9 and 29 of the laws of 1872, and e remainder of said sum and the proceeds of the’ gen- eral fund of said city, for the year 1872, shall be ap- Portioned and set apart, subject to the ‘provisions of said chapters 9 and 29,’ as provided and directed by chapter 58 of the laws of 1871. The apportionment for 1s72, directed to be made by section Gof sald chapter oH of the laws of 1871, may ‘be made at any, time within Swrenty days after the fret day of May, 1872, by the votes am alority of the members of the Board created by ion. sec! Sxc. 3. It shall be lawful for the Comptroller of said city to apply any moneys now in the treasury of sald city or county, or that may hereafter be therein, derived from taxes or revenues outstanding and due’ to the city or county general funds, on the Ist day of January, 1872, or that may be relmbursed to the treasury from any account to which they have been temporarily advanced, to the | FAYMont of the revenue bonds of the city or county of | few York now outstanding and unpaid, which were {s- saed pursuant to the provisions of chapter 1 of the laws of provide means for the payment of revenue bonds of falling due on or about 15th day of January, 1872, ‘acta or laws to the contrary ndtwithstanding. Inc. 4—To provide the ineaus to pay the revenue bonds ofthe city or county of New York, issued or that may hereafter be issued, under and by virtue of chapter 9 or 29 of the laws of 1872, and also to pay such of the revenue bonds of the city or county of New York, issued under and by virtue of chapter 1 of the laws of 1872, as may be un- t the time of the issue of the bonds ‘hereby author- |, and to provide the means to pay the amount of a+ nts that have been vacated, or may hereafter be ‘vacated, by order of the Supreme Court, it shall be lawful fer the ‘Comptroller the city of New York, and he is hereby authorized and empowered to areate and isstie go much “consolidated stock of the ity of New York,” or so much “consolidated stock of $he county of New York,” as hall be necessary to provide meats to pay said revenve bonds at or before their turity, and the amount of said asseasments so vacated. said’ consolidated stocks hereby authorized to be ereated and issued shall be created and issued in the manner prescribed by and be subject to the provisions of or of chapter 223 of the Laws of 1871, th as if the consolidated stocks hereby authorized had b included in and authorized to be issued under and by tue of sald chapter 322 or 223 of the Laws of 1871. 8xc. 5—This act shall take effect immediately. The vote by which the bill was lost was, on motion of Mr. Benedict, reconsidered, and that motion was laid upon the table, so that it can be taken up in at any time. According to the provisions of e tax levy of last year the new assessment must | take place on the 1st of May (next Wednesday) ; 60 | it will be seen what danger there isin delay over ‘the bill, and what responsibility in causti this | delay in its passage anf Mess Bowen, Lewis and Winslow have to share between them, Indeed, Mr. Winslow frankly, in substance, stated, when asked why he voted “no” when he knew his vote | ould suilice to pass the bill, “that Palmer didn’t de with him’ in the advocacy of a certain parti- cular measure, and so he voted no to get square. A very broad view of a legisiator’s duty to the peo- ple, truly. TWEEDLE-DE-DUM AND TWEED-DLE-DE-DER. Mr. Ailen, chairman of the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections, the members of which have been very active during the session in show- ing the people how not to do it in the Tweed case, took the Senate by Tesolution Fe committee to sit during prything pertaining to the subject of the three memorials sent to the Sen- ate at the beginning of the session, which claimed that Tweed ought to be ousted. There is no doubt Dat that « secret understanding was come to among the republican Senators some time ago in relation | to this matter, id that the affected surprise on the part of many when the resolution was intro- duced was “ali in my eve and Betty Martin.” Mr. Madden, not comprehending at first that it was @ privileged resolution, objected to it’s consideration on the ground that he was opposed to roving commit- ‘tes, who made a great noise and did no good. The | objection not being in order, or rather not being an | Msurmountable barrier to the consideration of the Tesolution, a lively discussion ensued upon it, in which Messrs. Allen, D. P. Wood, Madden, Paliner | and lord participated. Mr. Wood wanted the reso- ‘Jution framed #0 broad that it would allow the com- mittee to investigate everyting and anything re- Jating to Mr. Tweed’s conduct which might in any ‘way be looked upon as sutlicient vo unit him for | THE COMPANY OF THE OTHER SENATORS. Mr. Madden contended, as did Mr. Benedict, that ‘the only question the committee had to deal with | Bi ‘was this, “Was Mr. Tweed elected by fraud or was he not?” If ho was, then he could not get his ved if he was not, then he could take it without fear o hindrance. hat criminal charges had been made | Madden declared to be no part of ‘the committee's business, If between the present time and the meeting of the Senate next year Mr. Tweed was convicted and acnt to State Prison, then that would simplify matters greatly. Mr. Tweed was elected ‘by a majority of 10,000 votes and if there was not evidence of fraud to show that at least 10,000 fraud- | ‘lent votes were cast and counted for hin he de- ed the Senate to make out at any case agdinst him. | r. Bowen took the same view of the matter. Mr. Alien remarked that if the allegations in the jo yap presented to the commitéee were truth. | fur the evidence would show that fraudulent votes Or 1%auds by false counting exceeding thef10,000 votes “Were indulged in on election day in Mr. Tweed's Gistrict by his backers, Mr. Madden, Bowen and Benedwet said that if tls was 80 then the case was | & plain whe and they had no more to aay. The re- Solution \Vae then pissed, ANDERMILT HALTS A LUPTLE. There was’ barely a quorum in the Assembly to- day, and no Yusiness of any importance was trans- | ed other Van the refusal on the part of the House, by a vousOf 46 to 28. to not the ver “erbiit. | | @ Staunch and seaworthy look all over. | will be launched in time to particip: |W . Patridge, Omoa, Hon, 18 days, with hides, wood and'one passenger, to Joseph Faulkes Sons— vessel to BG Wenberg. Had fine weather. Schr M B Harris (of Harringten, wiley, Arroyo, PR, 14 days, with sugar and melasses to Burdett & Pond; ves- vel to muster. lad some rough weather. Schr Emily, Clum, Virginia. Schr N M Snow, Snow, Virginia. Schr J E Willets, Baylis, Virginia for Glenwood. Schr Snow Flake, Brown, Virginia for New Haven. Sehr Minnie Warfield, Wiffels, Delaware. Schr The Union, Palmer, Delaware. Schr M RK Hickman, White, Morris River, NJ. ‘The ship British Queen, arrived 25th trom Liverpool, re- Departure of the Rambler To-Day from Boston for Fayal—Prebability of Her Joining the New York Yacht Squadron in the Baltic, York (tea), which put back to these roads after ground- ing on a sand bank on the river, has been recommended to discharge and dock for further survey. 4 ntered out 1th, Kedar (s), Britchard, for Boston; Hoxowwiv, March 18—The Devonshire, Walters, from | strathearn, Jarman; Alueria (®, Le Mesurier; AUantc Port Gamble for Callao, whioh putin here Jan 9 leaky, | G@, Gleadell; Speranza, Neilsen, and Ansgar, Orundsen, Nas had to break up the voyage and send forward the | 0 York; Tagus (#, Glover; Eduard, Halberstadt, and SH aula er hataar. ale, re | a ou, Mela Takes about. 65,000 feet, leaving 189700 det here, The | yaQXBO™: April "okey My pi Entered out 16th. R Wendt, Rohde, for New Bedford. Lxanory, April 11—Sailed, Geo Holt, Martin, New York; Cyclone, Philadelphia. Lisnon, April 8-Arrived, Enchantress (yacht), King, el Cleared 16th, Ensign, Mudie, New York; ‘Abbotstord, Cooper, Rio Janeiro Vis Cardi Boston, April 27, 1872. The schooner yacht Rambler, Commander John M. Forbes, of the Eastern Yacht Club, sails to- morrow for Fayal. The Rambler was lately pur- chased by Mr. Forbes from Mr. James H. Banker, of New master awaits instructions from home. Mx.nournr, Feb 29—The King Philip, Daly, arrived here 24th inst from Puget Sound and reports:—Deéc 21, at lat 37 N, lon 127 40 W, was exposed to the fury of « violent gale ¥ 1] orts come the middle passage and had a succession of ny (| Seville. the New York Yacht Club, for the sum of | Petty winds: lost an aplt sala; has been i days W ee ariel cad does GAA) Gat or Saker meted Oren |. ieciiaky Ape intial, Brags, Watlaren, New York: $25,000. Commander John M. Forbes intends | of the Banks; 24th inst, off Montauk, passed yacht Sap- | (urd the pulwarke were alee startelned: vied oer Mxssina, eg i 7T—Sailed, Dagmar, Hansen, New York; Cowes. going direct to Fayal, where he will be joined by his | Ph, hence t on deck sustained. 9th, Cecil aard, do. sed i. % janrLa, Feb 20—In port ship Clytie (Br), Toogood, for daughter, and they will then steer for some Euro- Paseed Through Hell Gate Savanxan, Aril 4—Ship Tranquebar will leave shortly | New York, reps; bark Kedar. Souder, for Valparuiso- i BOUND SeUTH. Bre Reve roel weit Sa Curae: pine ere Sanlae De Ore T port April 4d, ship Surprise, Raulett, from Shanghae, pean port, touching first at St. Michaels. If the : and water on the 13th inst. About 1,300 bales had been | ty tadd tor New You , hse, taken out by order of the owners before instructions from the underwriters’ were received. This will be returned to the vessel and she will proceed on her voyage. Tockerton, via Whitiugs, NJ, April 26—The steamer be- fore repoated ashore on Little bid Harbor bar floated off on high tide before assistance could get to her. Miscellaneous. The purser of tne steamship Leo, trom Savannah, has our thanks for favors. Bank Avaustine (Br), from New York for St Johns, NF, has been quarantined at the latter port. Bric Apwirat, 201 tons, built at South Boston in 1362, Steamship Franconia, Bragg, Portland for New York, with mdse and passengers, tod F Ames. Brig Dalsy, Bradford, Fall River fe or Hoboken, P Shalt nith, Providence Schr J H Bartlett, Harris, Prov nee for Elizabethport. Schr = fi Ely, Jones, Tyovidenes hd New mone The Rambler has been caulked and fitted with a | Schr john Il Chatter, Cox, Providence for Randolph. } new mainboom, thirteen feet shorter than her Schr E Flower, Richardson, Providence for Philadel- racing boom, and a maingaif eight feet shorter | ph than her racing gaff. She also carries a squaresail yard and has a new mainsail, squaresail and storm Staysaila. Her topsaiis have been altered to furl Nine inches ladies enjoy the trip and the Rambler proves a com- fortable seaboat the cruise wili probably be tended to the Baltic, with the prospect of falling in with the Sappho and other yachts of the New York Yacht squadron that may be in those waters, w York. Sound. Sailed Feb 23, Ella Loring, Loring, Newcastle, NSW, and San Francisco. Movutmet, March 6—Arrived, St Bernard, Taylor, Bom- bay. Nawronr, April 13—Cleared, Valkyrien, New York. Neweastix, NSW, Feb l8—Arrived, Thatcher, Magoun. Peterson, San Francisco; 24th, Gasper, Drummond, Mel- une. Sailed Feb 21, Alcatraz, Smith, San Francisco. Ororto, April 10-8: |, Joven Thomas, Borda, New York via Lisbon. Oraco, Feb 5—Arrived, Jewess, Griett, New York. Behr Providence for New York. Newnan, Providence for New York. ‘oung, Boston for ew York, Pawtucket for Philadel- Schr Damon, Schr Ann E Bailord, Howell, aloft and her rigging rattled down. hia. d at 8 n of her false Keel fas been taken “off forward and | "Sex wickerson, Nickerson, Boston for Philadelphia, Tihlch sailed from Hong Kong Feb 27 for Shanghae, has | sailed Feb 16, Wm Curidall, MeFarlant, Boston. | cut down, remaining the same as before aft. She Bohe Whistle r, Keefe aapae ; f New Fors i Bonn Ricoonveuncs of Glouvester, 4.078 tons, batt tn Tal; ford dise, on), April7—In port sehr O jaton, Shack- carries all her racing spars and canvass with her. | Schr Ella, Samials, Htuutington for New York. botconnty, Md, in 1880, has been Sold to Capt BE Young, | PanANG, March 9—In port bark Gerredina (Dutch), for 80 a8 to be ready for # spurt if necessary. She sails | Schr Salinon Washburn, Phillips, Taunton for Port | of Brewer, Me; Queasrows “April 1eeArrived: “Antonio. Camoglt MENGE COMER SE Cepeatis, Crone ae me bet) tence, GatyEstox, April 19—A lifeboat, 22 feet long, with name | pavetio, New York, aith, China, Macwulay, do cen old captain, Ned Smith, as sailing master. The Schr H T Hedges, An-hon, Boston for Philadelphia. “Ellen E D” painted on side, was washed ashore on the Fg ii : [} vs sailed for Liverpool). rest of the crew comprise two mates, two quarter- hr Thomas B Smith, Bowman, Fall River for’ New 14th inst six miles west of the city. The boat was bottom Off 15th, Eastern State, Pack, from Pensacola for Liver- masters, cook, steward and eight men before the | York. : up, and @ portion of the mast, which had been broken off, | pooh Boat mast. BORE avenue: Gradgr Masten Ter Nee ack New York. | remained in her. Mr Charles Green, the salvor, adver: | Paid isth, Hindostan, White (from San Francisco), Cémmander Forbes will have two guests on board, Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Jones. The Rambler appears to-be in thorough order, and has nue, Grady, Boston for Schr Maria Louisa, Snow, New Y, w Haven for Rondout. Schr Sallie Burton, Palmer, Stamford for New York. Schr Mariner, Sheran, Greenwich for New York, with stone to order. Schr Asher 8 Parker, Ingraham, Glen Cove for New ‘ork. Schr A J Williams, Morrell, Stamford for New York. Schr L Daniels, Fletcher, Portland for New York, with stone for Post Office. rtoanoke, Cook, Madison for New York. tises for a clatinant, The name above identify the boat with any vessel that has been at this port, and it is supposed to belong to some vessel that be- came @ total wreck, Notice to Mariners. CANADA—NOVA SCOTIA—HETTY OR CAPATAN On charts and in selling directions two lights a: given to Hetty or Capstan Point at the ehtrance of Apple River, but from the Canadian Official Report it appears there is only one fixed light, visible 12 miles. Tower, white; and the present one stands 160 feet SSE from the old one, Dublin; Nordboen, Haagensen (from Philadelphia), Ips- wick. Rto Granpr, March 9—Satled, Creole, Coleman, New York; 12th, Electric, Meyer, do. Soutnampton, April 27—Arrived, steamship Hannover NT. (NG), Himbeck, New Orleans for Bremen. 1 aa Re, March 2—Sailed, ships Gov Morton, How- lant 1 «iford for New Yora. Yachting Notes. ‘The summer regatta of the Columbia Yacht Club will take place on June 12, over the the usual lcutta; 14th, Portland (Br), Smith, Boston. in’ port March 14, ships Rainbow, Thayer, for New Xork;, Wooloomootso (Bx), Donald, for, “Boston; Don Quixote, Nelson, from Cardiff, arrived 13th; barks Have- course, from a stakeboat moored off Fort Lee, 4 * ison f - vhich was burned down. Tock (Br), Sauvage for New York (has been reported at hie - ‘ Schr FC Smith, Ennis, Providence tor Elizabethport, | Wich was burned Gown. as atey chartsa58 US Hy. | Penang dat ale Rove ty Bortek Pucihe: Hee eee tt down the river to a stakeboat off the coal docks at | Sehr 4 Paine, Evans Lynn for Phitaderpnia, arenes ier ares Atieteaty, Charts Fuoeag setels bound ey este Hoboken, the course to be sailed over twice, ma Gohr 4 Hammond, Perris, Boston for Filadelphia. Ib RES Saanciax, March 3—Sailed, barks James 8 Stone. Phin. Schr J H Horton, Cooper, Boston for New York. ing 2 distance of twenty miles. Among the new | Schr Harry E Sheppard, Mott, Horton's Point for St Au- yachts building for the club may be named the | gustine. steamyacht Columbia, now nearly ready for launch- Schr Philip Sheridan, Gibbs, Fall River for New York. ing. She is forty-five feet long, and is owned by phone vane ‘A Crawford, Young, Providence for Philadel- Augustus Millar and Robert Hicenbothen. The aot ” “i ies PNT ila- Open sloopyacht George W. Dilks, 22 feet 6 inches | g@icht,Amos Falkenburg, Brackett, Providence for Phila long, owned by Commodore Nobies, is well spoke! Schr James K Polk, Bulkley vidence for New York. of by many good judges who have ‘seen her. SI Langdon, Phiniéy, Rockland for New York, in the June FR Brown, JAPAN—KIUSIU—ISARI POINT—EAST ENTRANCE SEKI. On and after the Ist of Mareh, 1872, a light will be estab- lished in a lighthouse on Isaka, the horth point of the pro- Vinee of Busen, Kiusiu, at the eastern entranoe of Simono- seki Strait. It is a fixed light, illuminating an ard of 262 degrees of the horizon, showing red through an are of 204 degrees, trom W by N around by Navd E to SE % E, which bear: ing clears the spit off Motoyama, and white from SE.% 4 W; elevation 122 feet above the sea; visible 12 oF stwono- | ney, Chinkiang and Whampoa. thence to Saigon, to load for tong Kong; 7lh, Moneywick, Marshall, Swatow and pack, In port March 14, ship Elsinore, barks Ad Mills, from Foochow, ar ‘aslin, from Keelung, ar 12th Gilman, for Swatow ; brig Madawaska, Fow s Swarow, Mareh 5—In port schr Spray, Buckminster, from and for Shanghae. Feb 21—Sailed, Annie W rk, for Swatow; th, for Swatow; E Augusta, Swatow! Weston, Cro- sters). rrived previous, bark Augus- tine (Br), ¢ y York—in quarantine. Sr Joux, NB, April 26—Arrived, ship Reynard, Arbecam, joston. Cleared 26th, schr Martha A (Br), New York Turxipan, April 4 (back date)—In port bark Commerce, Fowett, for Boston, Ig; brig Sullivan, Perry, tor do, dot schr Sallie B, Bateman, cently added to its list the Haze, She is owned by Mr. BE. D. Peters, and was | built in Bath, Me. Her length on the water line is | 39 feet, and her beam 1 6 loche SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. gnchrJalis, Terry, Machias for New York, with spars to ir Rending RR No 5), Nickerson, New Haven for New entre-board schooner Fegatta. Mr. E. H. Hurts new sloop Germania will | nant Exomboll, Bidriage, Boston for New York, with | £0,8/ wnt leLEN, March 12-Passed, Seatlower, Thomas, from | be Jaunched early in May. ‘Sehr Crescent 1 a ¥ ‘ew Yi The tower is of granite, and 21 fect high to the centre of | Manila for New York. i ‘The Eastern Yacht Cin» of Boston tas had re- | Fee ney ent Lodes, Batch, Calais for New York, with | a oii tern St Trowas, April—Arrived, brig St Joseph (Br), Bernier, ardman. Schr James Alderdice, Hopkins, Boston for Philadel- phia. Schr Harriet De Sehr Cornelia, F Fall River for New Schr Louisa Baker, Providence for New York. Schr Chas 8 Rogers, Allen, Rockportfor New York, with stone to order. Schr Adelia Small, Robbins, Rockland for New York, with lime to} R Brown. Sehr J N Seymour, Nickerson, New London for New Position—Iat 38 58 07 N, lon 131 02 fects British Admi Charts Nos 358, 582, Malaga for New York (swe 0 a y 0) ydrographic Charts Nos 12 and 65, and US Light Std ‘This ns 247; 08 List No Robbing, Hyannis for Kew York. | ENGLISH CHANNEL—NORTH care, A green three-cornered bu | wreck, notice of which was | ners. No 28, for 1872. « | — Wepot of Charts, &c, at Paris, Announce Hydrographic No 9, for 1872.) T OF PRANCE—RUOY NEAR NPR, as been n by US placed near the jotice to Mari- for Philadeiphia, do, Newport, E. ay American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, April 26—Arrived, schrs Ada F Whit- Sees Set Senn, COREE nies SHE; ney, Boston; Mii Benedict, Providence; ER Kirk, Jer- ‘ i v6 —0 In the b e Ems :— San rises 5 03 | Moon rises..morn — — } York. 1—Changes x sey Vity. 2 om . eT Schr Koret, Anson, Goosehead for New York. Tha upper part of the barre! resembling an hour glass, Sailed—Steamship John Gibs n, Winters, New York; Sun sets....... 653 | High water...eve 12.21 | Schr Willard Saulsbur: ‘ewport for New York, | Which heretofore marked the entrance into the Ems hav: | sont NH Benedict, New Haven, sy Sehr Wm O Irish, Tirrell Sehr J Burley, Arnold, P Schr RH Daley, Clark, 'rovidence for New York. for New York. for New Yo BOSTON, April 2é—Arrived, steamer McClellan, Hov OCEAN STEAMERS. Baltimore ‘via Norfoik; Br ship Lottie Warren, Lue 7s Segue brig Jor ‘ona Kona, March 7—Suiled, ship James Shepperd (Br), | rk. Ma.pourne, Feb 29—Arrived, Rose M Pendleton, Puget | | ark, Norwich ork. Calcutta; Br brig, Mabel, Eme |. Schr Marshall Perrin, Rackett, Providence for George- noriern he 5 Devereux, Haskell, Alexandria, schrs Jason, W DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | town, DO. order to distinguish them better ban inches in | Tnagua via Bermuda; Southerner, Thatcher, Ric! MONTH OF MAY. Sehr Fannie Hazard, Brown, Hartford for New York. width have been patnted on all the flat-top barrels, paral- | yay Robert Ripley, Snow, Tangier; Eva Bell, S: PTENNPNIORUID INI Noth ——s Schr Baltimore, Fraicis, Pawtucket for New York. lel with their tops—on the white barrels red bands, and | tobe On, Chase; J W Hall, Power; ZL Adams, Robb! Bteamers. | Sit, | Destination.| Oft BOUND Bast. | on fhe sei, black bands. The white and red buoys h Re Vaughan, sley, an “eave Wilson, nnolly, Phila? | : | : “ . delphia; William H Rowe, Crocker, Elizabethport Wyoming. May 1..|Liverpool../20 Broadway. Steamship Zodiac, Chapin, New York for Salem. ‘Two tat-topped barrel buoys, a black and a white, have ots samship Tripoll (Br), Barr, Liverpool: ship Aflantic.. (May 4..|Liverpool.. |19 Broadway. Steamship Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston. also been placed In the Duke Gat. Bunker Hiil, 18, Aniier anda market; bark Europa.. May 4..|Glasgow..../7 Bowling Green | Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New York for New Bed- | 2—Position of two wrecks in the Wester-Em: | Lawton (Br); Rose, ‘Philadelphia; brigs Ida Washington May 5.||Havre...... [58 Broadw ford. The wreck of the steamer Narva lies covered by the | Greenland: Margaret Powrie (Bri, Milne, Philacelph Minnesota May 8 |Eiverpoo| 29 road Schr § M Porter, Alke . DC, for Lynn. on the Ballon-plate, under the following bear- | <chrs Primrose Ho, Dennig, Haytly Ruth N altic May 11..|Liverpool road Wal, Schr J J Little, Beekma for Portsmouth. ro ker, N W Wils rs, Mobile; John Price, Idaho |My 15/:{Liverpoot. [29 Broadway Sehr Richard’ Harrison, Smith, New York for Provi- lorkum light tower, j,the higher beacon on Kee ae ioe in epee. Pea 19) alot: Witken Mav.448 We Sow | hs malo the ang! hese two objects being ‘ae jalleg--arks Boomerang, George Walker, Hengist aud asiaabi tee Tr N h New York for New 4 a , | M Lawton. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 27, 1872. | tondon, s ‘There is at the bow 2 fathoms water, and at the stern 34 | “ y7th—Arrived, steamships Carolina (Br), MeGorr, Liver- Schr Eliza J Raymond, Jones, Clinton Point for Provi- | fathoms. cam b ool; Glaucus, Walden, New York; barks Blair Athol (Br), | fra catannintlenalann dunes. Another wreck, showing above the water, lies east of | Pearson, Sourabaya: Linda Stewart, Philadelphia: sche CLEARED Schr L D Small, Tice, Baltimore for Salem. the Hohe Rif’ (high reef) under the beatings :— Gaoreetin Lawrenoe Bopineon, Mencina. y RED. Sone B Ml French, Chitty: Rondout for Roston eatonkur lens tower, BE the higher beacon on Rot- | “RAY TIMORE, April 28—-Arrived, harks Caroline Ta. | a Schr Pointer, Baker, 7 cs a U + Wi Norw), Ois artie- Steamship The Queen (Br), Thomas, London--F WJ | Schr Julla 8 Swan, Knapp, New York for Oyster Bay. 3—Position of the telegraph cable between Bore, eee ee eee eae eet eet seine athe Hurst. Behr C F Lawrence, Kelly, New York for New London. | Juist and Norderney :— Leouia, Wiley, Boston: Sophin Hanson, Nelaon, New York, Steamship Ismailia (Br), Brown, Glasgow—Henderson The position of the telegraphic cable lending from the east point of Borkum south of the Memmert Sand to tis marked by four drift buoys, two of which are pred over the cable and two on the edge of the Schr Empire, Ferguson, Rondout for Portsmouth, Schr Horizon, Smith, Rondout for Providence, Schr Billow, Ames, New York for Bosto otis’ Schr $B Nash. Day, Hoboken tor Providence jan ‘ a Returned, brig John H. Kennedy, Rich, hence tor Boston, put back leak: Cleared—Barks Andes, Ponce, P R; Adelaid, Etchberger, St Marys, Ga; Prof Schwiegard (Norw), Svang, Newry, ro Steamship Columbia (Br), Mackey, Giasgow—Hender- son Bros Steamship Hermann (NG), Reichmann, Bremnen—Oel. Schr Golden Rule, Wilson, Malden for Providence. | channel. * a ; , tA richs & Co. | Schr Wm P Pbilips, Hawking, Kondout for Providence, | , the Rositon of the cable between tulst ond Nordeeney, ig ha Ma Ro “ epinwall | Brige’ toe Stwamship San Franciseo, Reynolds, Hamilton, Ber—W | Schr Laura A Burlingame, Burlingame, Philadelphia ior | in the Norderney Seogat, is marked in the same manner. | fuser yiiae: janet, ie: 4D W. Hennessey tn ga | Salem. se : 7 7 an | oad for Demerara; Cascatilla, Simmons, Boston. ‘Schrs waecremehie Clty of Anstin, Eldridge, Gaiveston via Key Schr @ W Cummings, Johnson, New ‘York for Provi- | NonTm Ee TAMIR tH tae GIT tes ee Fina Harwood. Harwood, Portland; poiphin, Smith, ‘emt aliory ’ a , VESSEL, \ e Fore i Robert Steamship United Stair, Crowell, New Orteans—Fred | “24°; atort, Hulss, Croton for Port Jefferson. ‘The light vessel on the Grand Bane, at the mouth of the | \ewbUrYport; James Ford, Huntley, Boston; Ko Baker. jinton Point for Boston, | Gironde, hay been driven from its station. Vessels on en- ar athea, for Cork: brig DW Hennessy, | Steainship George Cromwell, Clapp, New Orleans—H B ackett, Rondout for Port Jefferson. tering the Gtronde must be very cautious until t has been | pralitax, also hark Prot Schweigard, Newry, I- Cromwell & Co 7 Schr 88 Tyler, Pratt, Rondout f , placed again in position. zth—Arrived, steamship Bulumore (NG), Bremen. ainship Mercedita, Marshmau, Fernandina—James | sehr I, D Jarrard, Davis, Hllz New Haven, | .(Repot of Charts, &c,at Paris, Announce Hydrographic | HATH, April’ 25—Arrived, schr General Howard, John- os ken for Boston. No 9, for VY, " r. Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, Savannah—R Low ut for Norwich. = SHRISTOL: Apritseearrived, sche James English, Bar- easy dan Baivedor, tick ‘ now x | She gobn Boynton, Hill, New York for Calais NORTH COAST OF SOUTH ANERICA—vaNEZURLA—WITMDRAWAL | Kor, Rondon sp pegs Steamshi vador, Nickerson, Savannah—' kstep. Smith, Virgin or New LAG! UPAN q a Garrison. Schr derch Jen F Hoboken for Mee & The commander ‘of the French Aviso Silled—Seh nger, Doan, New Yor! lamond reports that the Carupano light (U8 Hydrographic Office List of Lights, No I for 1872, No 697) is not shown any more; the tower, however, indicates in the daytime the position of the harbor. Meanse' DIGHTON, ‘April '25—Arrived, schr Hazleton, Cummings, Poilageiphie EAST! Schr Sarah Jane, Fordham, Hoboken for New Haven. Schr Ann, Marshall, Hoboken for Boston. | Schr Alfred Chase, Peters: New York for Providence, | Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York for Providence, SAILED. Steamships City of Paris, Liverpool; Italy, do; Adriatic, do; Abyssinia, do; The Queen, Steamship Manhattan, Woodhall, Charleston—H RB Mor- n & Co, Steamship O14 Domivion, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamship George B Upton, Scott, Norfolk, City Point and Richinond—R & H Chamberiaine. uigamabip & C Kuight, Johnson, Georgetown, DO—G B ferri hra Sunbeam, Gall oma Vitginias Sivall; Now "York, ab, Lucy; : ise k, New York; Seared-—lbih, sehen Emma W Day, Clark, : ‘Owens, and Annie Frye, do. 2a Ada Bling Ovens. scoured, brig fi H Leavey, RASTERN AROMIPRLAGO—NETHERLANDS RAST INDIRS—LIGHT ON PUIVEN ISLAND, NORTH OF RALY STRAIT, The light to be shown from the tower now being built ck. ‘ion; Hermann 4 Lee, New Yor 1 Stoamship, Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia—Loritiard | 40; Abyssinia. do: the Queen. Londons Hermann. Bre: | on the vastern side of Duiven (Tabuan or Dove) island, in | LC, NEW XOFe , 5041 1g_gaited, brig Lizzie Wyman, Hop. | Steamanip OO dine, Chapin, Salom—Murray, Ferris & Co, | Stettiny City of Austin, Key West and Galveston’ United | ie dietriet Fueloe-Gilhea, will be a white fxed light. ¢le- | ying Tuxpam; Sones Mf ge itawata, Faller, and Tia enn, | iteamship Zodiac, Chapin, Saicm—! Bi ' | Staves, New Orleans » Cromwell, do; San Salvador, | Yted 4% feet above high water, and visible 15 rolles | Fishor, Eaton, Merriman, Liverpool; Steamship Neptune, Baker. Boston—H F Dimock. nj, San Salvador, | around the horizon; arate of the fourth order. | Pighet ara Eaton, Merriman, Liverpool; Btoamslip Actuhnel, Rector, New Bedford—Ferguson & Wes i | The tower is an tro be, ad 'Neponset, ‘Stout, New do; Merc n;' OM Dominion, Richmond, &o © Knight, Georgetown, DO; Fanita, Wind at munset NW, light, Ton 14 ae) scaffolding, 3444 feet high the Hep, en's dwelling is of stone. Position, lat 8 02 30 3, 4 27 Bark Lima (XG), Ellerbrook, Bremen—Chas Luling &, if of Greenwich. Sark Excel (Bs), James, Bilboa—G ¥ Bulley, LIGHT ON THY ROOMPIFA (TREE) ISLAND GROUP. On the SE shore of Poslo Rakitt, ane «i the Boompies “Af! ¥! 1h iam Tice, Tice, ‘Abdsre08, gw YOR. | 205 Broadway. Yoxouama, March 25—In port ship Itasca, Rush, from | JACKSONVILLE, April 18-Arrived, schraTeotte, Sunttty Badri teats ir le YM, Boo Peagein a Watson, Houck, and Annie Ma- April 2—Cleared, ship City of Brooklyn, Con- , April 22—Arrived, ste asins. Newport; bark core from Liverpool ilasar (8p), Vila, Barcelona. Eng Oe GTO ma, new Sournwest P. [—Arrit brig ODED a srs, aenanp ane SRWACRT SOE ana pneaagee April %4—Arrived, 7 Ronidout; Hattie lien, Asyway, Philadel NEW BEDFORD, Apr 25—A\ Frisbee, Portsmouth ior Wess York ‘Thos Church Baker, EW PO Apel Sy MR ds ai Apri l—Arr Bigsins, Norfolk ; Abile E Willard, Weeks, ‘Bristel for liamson, Hoyt, Port Johnson M Tyler, Borden, and Wm Dnren, Doyle, Fall River for New York! Isabella Thomso: Badigotts 43 for Philadelbhia; Helen, Searle, A nag for Now York ; ST Chartre, Trefathan, and Jobin W Bell, Plerce, Pauntow, Ryder, Fall River for do; Attn For- rester, Somerset for do; Thomas J Owen, Simpson, Provi- dence’ for do; New Rexulus, Hallock, do for . Sailed—Schrs Edward Lee, Tobin, Newbu New York; John L Tracy, Meservey, Boston for Balti- more; Willie Irvinz, Robbins, Providence for inia; Julia’ Ann, Howell, 4 Kenyon, do for do; Edward Wootten, Younis snd Josep E Potts, Davis, New York; Wm Collyer, Taylor, Pht delphia: sloop Ellen Butler, Millstone * Point; also. schrs SA Falconer, Wilson; Mary th, Borden; Minerva, Brightihan, ‘and |Naiad Queen, Chase, Fall River for New York; Whistler, Sorteasain Biglthe ca Gomeeee ot 46> eke . min English, Chase, Somerset, for do; John Orockford, Hatch, and’B E Sharp, Austin, Providence rockto for do; Mi Johnson, Losier, Lincoln, Taunton for do; Bim Chiy, Kel yidence for do:T Sipple, er for do. Also Eldri Provide: tor Trenton: wp Be ‘Paull, and’ Cook, Taunton for New York; Cornelia no) buck, and Elizabeth #, Hogan, Fall River fot 26eh—Arrived, brig Harpy Snow, Horton tor Now York ost an anchor on Nantueket s hols) sohra James Jones. len, do for clphia; Manna, Doneui mand’ Masaohas New York; Elizabeth, Hodgdon, Woodman, ‘Rockiand tar New Yorks Saratoga, ver for don Cur ‘Teant MLW TATE fa ances hes oe. . ri lms ved. achrs Susan Herney, Tangier Sound: Ad Bentiey, obi H He Colling Hill, Port Johuston: ©. 8¢ Johor Puri ee Sargeant, dos W 8 O'Brien, Magrath D ‘Buckslew, Robbins, do} Edward Lindsle; iaabeihport. ‘y, Hill, SaiLeb—Schi more, Francis, IT W Hine, Lane, Philadelphia; Balti- New York, April 23—Uleared, shIp Phenix (Br), Phe- lan, West Hartlepeol, B. PHILADELPHIA, 1 26-—Arrived, steamers Centi- ede, W: reules, Winnett, do; ing- m, Holn ‘ovidence; ship Astronom, (Ger) Klopper, Baltimore ; barks Lidskjalf, (Norw) Nelson, Gottenburg 3 brig Adelaide, Wilson, Metanzas; schrs Sophia Wilson, Walls, Matanz: na Heather, Heather, do; Etta, Sleeper, C ; RE Pecker, Amesbury, St Kitts; Ella, Montgomery, Matanzas; JB Allen, Case, 4 Point; Tarry Not, Timmons, Darien; Florence Nowell, Fennimore Fall River. Below, brigs Sarah Harris, and Alice M Putnam, from Matanzas. Cleared—Ship Elizabeth Hamilton, Clapp, Havre : barks Lydia (Br), Scovill, Antwerp; Oneata (Br), Ingram, Bel- fast; Sirocco (Br), Buyers, Gibraltar for orders; Edith (Br), Almeida, St Jago; schrs Kate Carlton @ Bowers, Matanzas; D Wasson, Jones, Portland; Wilcox, Mystic; Cohassett, Cobb, ‘New Bedford; Irons, Hubbard, Weymouth ; Jas 1 Gordon, Ireland, Mystic River; E @’Willard, Wal. fofmes, Holmes, Providedce; . Fall River: Isaac Rich, Studley, Be erly; Margaret Seott, Clark, Hartford. Lxwxs, Del, April 27—Arrived, ship Anna’Camp, Lincoln, Liverpool; brig George E Dale, m Matanzas; schr Emma Green, from Matanzas (has been ordered to New ork). PORTLAND, April 25—Arrived, sehra, Phenix, Thomp- Vinathaven for New York;” Red Beach, Doughty,, yon, Miller, Rockland for do. ‘26th—Arrived jaltimore. PROVIDENCE, 6—Arrived, schrs Eelen_A Ho) Townsend, Geor Daniel Simmons, We rr r 5 infa; Mary A Grier, Flemming, Morris River, Md; Helen Tones, Poconoke Kiver: Roanoke, Barret Poitadetphis, for Pawtucket; G L Hulse, Lisle, Elizabethport; Wartord, Sprague, do; B King, Bliven, do; Mary Miller, Dayton, do; Niantic, Smith, do: O F "Hawley, Bayles, pi a Lavinah Ja lott, Newbu: tucket; Thomas lull, Brown, Weehawken CT Rrricksom, Jayne, Rondout; David A Berry, Walters, Hoboken; JL Hess, : amy L Nye, Laird, Virginia; Hattle M Howes, Howes, Baltiniore; TW H White, Smith, do; Jos Nickerson, Sleight, do; E B Wharton, Bonsall, Philadel pila Alabama, Vangilder, do; Ontario, Barber, do; Stlag right, Brown, do: I J Mercer, Waterman, do; Albert Pharo, Binghani, do; James M. Bayles, Arnold, do; Henry: Cole, Brown, do; Rienzi, Cobleigh, do; Bane Awa! ther, doz June Fish, Kelley, do; Ainirald, Hickey, do. SAN FRANCISCO, April 19—Arrived, ship ‘Intrepid,, Dunbar, Hong Kone’ bark Light of the Age (Br), Alexan’ er, Malabrizo, Cleared—Ship Camilla, Humphreys, Manila; schr Gen ropaulowski. ‘er (Ger), Mohimann, Nicolaefakt. SAVANNAH, April rrived, steamship Virgo, Bulk« ley, New York: Cleared—Steftmships Huntsville, New York ; San Jacin- to, do. ship Trangucbar, Liverpool, with damaged cargos J Me hrs Fi bark Fann: Clellan, Montevideo; schrs J G Stove: and Joseph Baymore cksonville. A April 25—Arrived, schrs J _D McCarthy, Stmp~ Si § son, Philadelphia ; Veto, Henderson, Port Johnson; Laura Robinson, Robin: Nizabethport; Silas McLcon, Spear, Rockland for N . ay lew York. STONINGTON, April 26—Arrived, schrs Robin Hood. Baker, Philadelphia; Native, DeHart, Newburg for New- port. WILMINGTON, NO, April 25—Arrived, steamship Bene- factor, Jones, New York; bark M E Seed (Br), Hopkins, Richmond; sehr Mauna Los, Talbot, Beaufort. 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