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10 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. . ——— BURIED IN THE RUINS. |SHIPPING NEWS. a New Building Falls and Crushes Thirty Per- sons Beneath It—A Night Scene in Middle- town, Conn.—Siz Bodies Taken from the Debris by Torchlight—Nine Mangled Men Rescned—Children Likely Among the Victims, Hartrorp, Conn., April 9, 1873, About four o’clock this afternoon the four story ‘building, nearly completed, owned by Joel Shepard and situated on Main street, Middletown, fell, burying beneath the ruins, it is believed, some ‘twenty-five persons. For several days the building has been thought to be unsafe, and the cornice has ‘shown several cracks, caused by the settling of the foundation; but the builder and Mr, Shepard, the owner and superintendent of the joiner work, have had no fears of the building falling. The foundation walls were eighteen inches thick, the north and south walls of brick and the front and Year of wood. The frame was covered with shect iron. The first story was intended for stores and and the upper stories for offices. The building Seemed to spread at the foundation, and the whole structure fell inwardly. ‘The first reports that were circulated stated there were forty persons at work on the building, but later it ha en positively ascertained there ‘were not more than have been stated above, and it may prove tnat there were still less. The test excitement prevatied in Middletown when the acc! dent became known, and every able-bodied citizen tinmediately set to work to remove the débris to find who were the unfortunate victims, As soon as it became dark sofficient torches to enable the citizens to see were brought into requisition, and at this hour, nine P. M., the following bodies have been taken from the ruins :— E. H. Harrison, joiner; John Kelly and James Linan, plasterers, and E. Sullivan, laborer. - Those who have been taken out injured are J. Evesland, Henry Harris, J. Tully, T. B. Whiting, W. Canfleld and James Peterson. The extent of their injuries is not fully known, but it is believed that two or three are fatally injured, Peterson has both arms and legs broken. ‘The architect was Mr. Russell, of New Haven, and Messrs, Butler & Westland, of Middletown, did the mason work, At a later hour to-night two more bodies were taken irom the rums; one a brother of the owner of ue building and the other a workman named elps. coeen Eveland had his skull fractured and will e As it has been a common practice for people to Visit the building for the Ve few days, it is ieared there may be more buried beneath the ruins than 38 known. The Mayor has announced to the crewd that all the men known to have been at work on the build- ing have been accounted for and that the rest had better be lett till morning. It is stated by Mr. Sheppard that the architect told him two weeks ago the building was periectly sale. The foundation walis were laid in November and December, without the digging of trenches below the frost, and this, together with the removal of the earth from the cellar, Which had just been Gnisned, is without doubt the cause of the disaster. Twenty thousand doilars had been expended on ‘the building. An invest ‘ion will be had. The building has received more than usual examination, because of the discussing of the pro- aes of erecting a tower on it, fora fire alarm 11 and clock, The Middietown National Bank officers were to-day taking precautionary measures to protect their building, which joined the Sheppard block on the south, they believing the building was unsafe. No injury was done to their building, however. A man named Canfield, thinking he felt the building give way, jumped from the third story and escaped uninjured, LATER. It is now definitely ascertained that there ‘were thirty persons employed on the building, and @ lady states she saw several children looking out of one ofthe windows just previous to its fall. Six dead bodies have been found and nine persons re- moved, some slightly and some seriously injured. ‘Work will be resumed in the morning. A jury of inquest has been summoned, and itis the inten- tion of the authorities to investigate the cause of the accident thoroughiy, and to hold the guilty parties to a strict account. All the Available Troops in the Country Being Concentrated Along the Rio Grand:—Seven Regiments Now on the Ground—Secretary Belknap, Phil Sheridan and the Old Generals in Consultation. SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 29, 1873. Are we drifting into a war? Is General Grant preparing the way for that millennium when the world shall “become one nation, speaking one lan- guage, and when armies and navies will no longer be required,” by adding, nolens volens, our sick and lawless neighbor on tne Rio Grande to our glori- us constellation of States? Is it a menace, an army of protection or an army of invasion that our troops are concentrating in Texas, and particu- Jarly on its western boundary? These are questions that are being asked by every one hereabouts—by those who for years have been predicting that such an event would soon come to pass, as well as by those who have laughed at the idea as chimerical. For the last tive years a war with Mexico has seemed possibile, but mever before has it appeared probable, For months past an activity in the military, unusual in these Piping times of peace, has prevailed in this State. Troops changing station, repairs and refittings in the Quartermaster’s Department and inspections ‘Bre the order of the day, The Rio Grande, between Laredo and Brownsville, which not long since was @lmost entirely without cavalry, an arm of the Bervice most necessary there, has now the Ninth cavairy. General Edward Hatch in command, with heaaquarters at Ringgold, besides the Twenty- fourth infantry, General Doubleday in command, ‘With = heaaquarters at Brownsville ; while at Fort Clark, fifteen miies distant from the Rio ‘ande, ten companies of the Fourth cavalry will soon be concentrated, under General McKenzie, an officer who, though young in years and with a reputation that would @iready satisfy many older men, 1s ambitious in seeking fresh laurels. It is also believed that the troops occupying the northern and northeasterao frontier of leXas are under orders to march south, ‘The following is a list of the regiments now sta- tioned in Texas, with their respective command- ‘ing ollicers, vi Fourth cavairy, Colonel R. 8S. McKenzie, Ninth cavalry, Colonel Edward Hatch, Tenth infantry, Lieutenant Colouel A. McD. Mc- OK. Eleventh infantry, Colonel W. IH. Wood, Twenty-fourth tniantry, Colonel Doubleday, Twenty-filth iniantry, Colene! Andrews, All of which can be made disposable by the addi- tion of two regiments irom General Pope's com- mand. The Nineteenth infantry, in New Orleans, could also be added, so that in s\x Weeks an avail abie force of 5,000 regulars can be thrown on th Rio Grande, Texas would be giad to add 5,000 of her horsemen, which, iy, ‘would be diMcuit to surpass. 1co ting as irreguiar cay And in New Me another column of 5,000 regulars and volunteers | may be readily organized. These are facts about which there is no secrecy, and which, it seems to Me, are significant of uture events. General Augur, commanding this department, returned yesterday from a trip to the Kio Grande, aud we hourly expecting General Belknap, Secretary of War, toy dan. any — fighting by whom should the word Sheridan, the tighw: is to be done, ‘o"' be given it not by per excellence? The names of Augur, McCook, Douvleday and others known | to as years belore our lu guarantees of success, ‘That the annexation of Mexico, or a removal of our frontier Jurther west, is justifiable and neces sary is beyond dispute. Witness our stolen herds, our murdered citizens. Witness, too, those roving Indians, our pest and our terror, who find in her towns a ready market for thelr reiuge from our troopers. Forbearance ses to de a virtue With such telltales stariug us in the face for years. “isut our sister public,” is the ery. A Republic torsooth of jactions and military bands! A Republic preying on itself, semi-civilized inane, i ever tobe lamented war DISASTROUS FIRES. Whe National Tube Works at ether with General Sheri: | | Feb 25, | hands being oblige MeKees- | \ port, Pa., Take Fire=One Man Killed | by the Falling Root—§200,000 Worth | of Property Destroyed. PITTSBURG, Pa., April 9, 1873. Three bridge tresties, supporting seventy feet of Toot of the National Tube Works, situated at McKeesport, Pa., gave way at five o'clock this afterneon, breaking the gas conductor leading from the gas producer to the furnaces. The gas two ire, a the diately enveloped totally Btroyed, Two hundred men were working under the roof when it fell, hut miraculously only one an was killed. Several workmen sustained in- juries, none ef which will be likely to prove fatal. ied Ansurance $190,000, The coffee inilts of Arbuckle & Co,, in this city sere cousumed by Jirg tis cvempg. Loss $10,090. |G Almanac for New York—This Day. £UN AND MOON, TIGH WATER, Sun rises, sees 5 29) Gov, Island...morn 6 48 Sandy Hook..morn 6 03 Hell Gate.....morn 8 33 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR MONTH OF APRIL, THE way. 7 Bowling Green +/2, Bewiing Green a fi Ville du Mavre Main... A Minnesota. Liverpool..|20 Broadway. New York. Bremen. ...|2 Bowling Green Columb! :|Glasgow.. :.|7 Bowling Green City of Baitimore: 1] Liverpool. :|1o Broadway rina. :|Aprit 24.;|Hamourg |: |61 Broadway. Deutschland, pril 26,./Bremen....|2 Bowling Green Ttal, Liverpool... adway Liverpool OW. Liverpoo! Taverpool | Bremen. .12 Bowling Green PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 9, 1873. CLEARED. Steamship. Wyoming (Br), Price, Liverpool via Queens. town--Willlams & Guion. Steamship Algeria (Br), Le Messurier, Liverpool via Queenstown—C G Francklyn. Steamship Holland (Br), Bragg, London—F W J lurst. eteamnshin Metropolis, Nickerson, New Orleans—C H Mallory & Co, i Ship Liverpool, Lambert, London—Grinnell, Minturn & 0. Ship Grahams Polley, Clapp, Cronstadt—J Atkins & Co. Bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Hansen, Bordeaux—Tetens & Bockmann. f Bark Calentta (Ita), Ganguilla, Naples—Funch, Edye & 0. Bark Johanna Margaretha (Ital), Rasmussen, Genoa. Tetens & Kockmann, Bark Marathon, Donnell, Marseilles—Jas Henry. Bark Sunlight (Br), Hayes, Montevideo via Port John- son—Heney & Parker, Bark Jennie Cobb, Packard, Aspinwall—Snow & Bur- e8. rf Hark Said Bin Sultan, Otls, Port Johnson—Boyd & ncken. Brig Sunnyside (Br), Alexander, Liverpool—J P Sum- ner. Brig Anna (Br), O'Connell, Bahia—C A Trumbull. Brig Kolding (Dan), Brock, Bahia—Funch, Kdye & Ce Brig Pearl, Neal, Barbados—D Trowbridge & Co. Brig Iris (Br), Downing, St Joun, NB—Heney & Pai er. gatig Orion (Br), Robinson, Elizabethport—P I Nevius & Son. Brig Beauty (Br), Sinclair, Port Johnson—P I Nevius & on. Schr Annie Freeman, Boynton, Point-a-Pitre—B J Wen- TK. ‘Schr Henry Middleton, Brower, Jacmel—Tsaac # Sta- ples. Sehr Ring Dove, Swain, Aux Cayes—A Nones & Co. Sehr W K Beebe, Lozier, Cardenus—Evans, Ball & Co, Schr R E Yates, Yates, Brashear City—J S'Ingraham & 0. Schr Florida, Gilmore, Jacksonville—S C Loud & Co. cee M B Bramhail, jette, Savannah—Evans, Ball & 0. Schr John McAdam, Montgomery, Charleston—Squires, Thornton & Co. Schr Ethan Allen, Blake, Portland—Miller & Hough- ton. ir Mary Isabel, Sammis, Providence—Rackctt & Bro. r 8 Brainard, Hawkins, Providence—H W Jackson 4 Co. Schr T Dickinson, Mitchell, Westerly, RT. Schr Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, New Haven—Rackett & ‘Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia—W Kirkpatrick, Philadelphia, Davis, Philadelphia, Steamer ARRIVALS.* REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship France (Br), Thomson, Liverpool March 26 and Queenstow: , With mdse and 598 passengers toF W J Hurst. Had fine'weather all the passage; Sth inst, lat 48.29, lon 54, passed a Cunard steamer, bound east; sime day, lat 42 57, lon 56 30, a Guion steamer, do; 7th, lat 41 16, Jon 65 20, an’ Anchor line steamer, do; 'same day, fell in with schr Oliver Scofield. from Baitimore for New York, dismasted (before reported) ; took her in tow and brought her into port (see her arrival). Steamship Ville du Havre (Fr, new), Surmont, Havre, and Brest March 29, with mdse and 100’ passengers to Geo Mackenzie, Had moderate weather. Steamship Silesia (Ger), Hebich, Hamburg March 26, and Havre 29th, with mdse and 7/4 passengers to Kun- hardt & Co. First part of passage had strong NW and SW winds and high westerly sea; latter part moderate and changeable weather, with fog. 8th inst, off Fire Island, passed a National steamer bound east. Steainship Finland (fuss), Lindblom, Antwerp 73 dave, with mdse to Funch, Edye & Co. Was 17 days to Barks ‘ewtoundiand, with fine weather; since heavy west- ly wales. teamship Sidonian (Br), Henderson, Marseilles Feb 28, noa March 2, Leghorn 4th, Naples ‘8th, Messina 11th, Palermo Mth, Valencia 19th and Gibraltar 22d, with mdse and 64 passengers to Henderson Bros. Had strong west- erly winds up to last 7 days; thence moderate weather. Sieamship City of Havana, Deaken, Havana April 5 with mdse and passengers to F Alexandre & Sons. Was detained $ hours outside the har by fox. Ship Lothair (of London), Peacock, Kobe Dec 15, with teas, &c, to E W Corlies. Passed through Isumi Straits at 6 ad strong SW gales and heavy head sea to Dec to Anjier light northerly winds and fine passed Anjier Jan I, at midnight; had c PM ms, i light winds until Jan 18, im lat 9225, lon he’ trades, which were very light, a Feb 9, in lat 30 40 § Cape ot G weather until Marc! lon 2% 85: had good NE trades, an 29, lat 23 58 N, lon 65 56: last two days thick, disagreeable lon 38 od, Hope Feb 17; had ‘variable a Hop 17; hi i 117, which day crossed the Equator in carried them to March weather. Feb 4, lat 23258, lon 60 13 E, spoke ship Vic- toria Cross (Br), from Rangoon for Liverpool; Mth, lat 35 26 8, lon 22 40 E, brig Hiarey (Br), from Swan River for London; March 10, lat 3 43 8, lon 26 04 W, brig Bor- deaux (Fr),'from Bordeaux for Valparaiso, brig Yictoria (Ger), from Trieste for Pernambuco; Bae Tore Fratelli (Ital), bound south; March 16, lat 0 19 8, lon 25 38 W, brig I'Nono (Br), trom Moreton Bay for London; 19th, lat 232N, lon 31 25, bark Grasmere (Br), from Portland (Oregon) for Queenstown; April 6, off Cape Hatteras, schr Winner, bound nort! Bark Caroline (Nor), Jansen, Liverpool 59 days, with salt to order; vessel to Tetens & Bockmann. Took the southern passage and had fine weather; been’ 14 days W da. of Bermu Bark Olat Kyrre (Nor), Bergh, Dunkirk 50 days, in bal- ‘ook the southern passage Inst to Funch, Edye & Co. and had fine weather: was 6 days W of Bermuda. 7th y, saw bark Gunhilda (Br), from New Y Burk Brodrene (Nor), Olsen, Bordeaux 55 days, with wine, 4c, to Fy La Montagae ; vessel to Boyd & Hincken. Ma outhern passage and had fine weather to the from thence 18 days, with strong gales from SW to Jost and split sails. ark Peter © Warwick (of Cardiff, Kline, Rio Janeiro with coffee to Pendergast Bros & Co. Crossed the Equator March 1, 39 20 W; has been 5 days north April 4, (Swe), from 70 days, short of wate ; supplied ber with water, bread and to- ceo; same day exchanged sigmals with schr Teal, bound south. Bark Curacao (of Windsor, NS), Lockhart, Curacao 17 days, with skins, salt, &c, to Jas Foulks’ Sons. Had fine weather to Hatteras; from thence 6 days with NE winds and thick tog. Brig Hattie (of Boston), Cates, Cienfuegos 16 days, with sugar and molasses to J & G Fowler; vessel to Simpson & Clapp; been Sdays N of Hotteras, with light easterly winds and thick tog. Brig W H Bickmore (of St George, Me), Bickmore. tanzas 11 days, with sugar, &c, to Youngs, Smith & vessel to Ht W Loud & Co. Brig Herman (of Stockton), Hichborn, Havana 10 day with sugar to Carver & Barnes. Had variable weather; was 4 days N of [latteras, March 31, off Carysport, spoke sehr Argus Eye, from Galveston tor Amsterdam. Brig T HA Pitt, Hubbert, of and from Bermuda 8 days, with indse to Jones, and provisio bi M Co; Lough. Had moderate weather. & no date, lat 38, lon 7150, spoke schr Sarah Koss, hence for Cape Fear. d (of Boston), Ryder. Bermuda 6 days, in ton. Had good weather. rwich), Doane, Barac ‘all; vessel to BJ Wenberg. been 3 days north of Hatte- a Schr § © Noyes (of Newburyport), Lee, Baracoa 10 Had moderate wi r" her; hi days, with fruit to Wm Douglass: vessel to b. 5 Wenberg. Had good weather and light winds. Schr Abbie H_ Brown (of, Provincetown), Dowling, Baracoa M1 days, with fruit to T J Madge: vessel to J it Staples, Had Hicht winds and calms; was 4 davs north of Hatteras, with thick fe arch ff Baracoa, spoke schr MG Curren, of Provincetown, sehr Laura Pride (of Turks Island I days, with Iruit to T win spoke bri for Milfor Sehr Sassacus (of Provincetown), Ritchie, Baracoa 11 days, with truit to J & T Pearsall; vessel to master, Been Sdays N of Hatteras, with hight NE winds and thick fog. Schr Mary A Harmon, Davis, Matanzas March 29, with from Altave with sugar, fe, to arder. * Schr Ocean Lily (of Halifax, NS), Munroe, Cape Canso, Va, boda i with fish to Alired Windsor & Son; vessel to Galveston 18 days, with to Evans, P Pharo, hr Two Brothers, Rhodes, Virginia. i jerson, Virginia, Se Se! Schr Charley Miller, White; Virginia for New Haven, Schr Katie Hall, Hopkins) Virginia for New Haven, Schr Wm Butler, Knowles, Virginia tor Boston Schr John James, Virginia tor Newb Sehr Oliver Scofield (ef Staten Island), more Feb 16, with ¢ Feb 24, at 3 AM, off Harysport, took a heavy gale from west; blew away'all sail and th vessel becoming badly leed lp was eblized to zo t vessel begun to I adly between decks, to pump and bail for six days, then hecoming completely exbausted, could not hold out any longer for the want of rests March 5, 200 miles east of Ber- ™ . the vessel becoming unmanageble, was obliged to ent awa: all spars for the sarety of the vessel; Sth, 1) miles east of Berniuda, spoke ship George Beek (1), froin Savannah for Liverpool, who kindly supplied us Visions: April 7, on George’s Banks, was spoken ip France (Br), Capt Thomson. from saver- poo! tor New York, w pplied ts with provi- sions, took us in tow and brought us to this port. . Robinson, Baltimore. lulse, Baltimore tor Norwich. , Avery, Baltimore for New Maven. Fe ST Wines, Sehr EH Bar: Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND souTH. Steamship Dirigo, nson, Portland for New York, Boston for New York, with mock tor New . With Ash to he Fike, Good,.yubec for New York, with fish Hix, Hix, Rockland for New ¥. Wena es eee for New York, with Schr Ben) Strong, Weeks, Portland for New Yori igber ie ee for New York, with sensers, to I ie, Huckins, Lube Co, Schr James Allstrom, Hull, Fall River for New York. Schr Sarah W Blake, Blake, Dighton for New York. ba Sete, Xs order. New York. Schr John Boynton, Hill, Bris ort for New Yor! with lath to John Boynton's Son Rong Schr Thos Potter, Hill, ion tor New York. Schr A Heaton, Smith, Providence for New York. Schr Paugusset, Waples, Boston for Philadelphia. Schr Celeste. Brown, Northport for New Yor! Behe Ne Delete F Mary Tice, Dunham, New Haven for Elizabeth- rt. Sehr Caseo Lodge, New Haven tor New York. Sehr AJ Fabens, Blake, New Haven for New York. Sehr Ann Dole, Bunce, Providence for New York. Schr Red Jacket, Averell, Kockland for New York, with lime to J R Brown. Sehr Forest Oak, Parker, New Haven for Baltimore. Schr Gamma, Dodge, New Haven tor New York. Schr Harriet Baker, Brown, Portland for New York, with barrels to order. Schr LL Hamliton, Saunders, Providence for New ‘ork. Schir Alliston, Sawyer, Calais for New York, with lum- ber to Jed Frye & Co. Schr B 8 Young, Carboy, New London for New York. Schr American’ Chiet, Snow, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candee & Pressey. Schr A Maken, Woodhull, Riverhead for New York. Schr BH Wariord, Sprague, Pawtucket for New York. Schr John Stockhain, Hart, Providence for New York. Schr J DJerrard, Ferris, Port Jefferson for Elizabeth port. Schr RH Huntley, Dodge, Providence for New York. Schr F Nickerson, Kelly, Boston for Philadelphia, Schr J H Tripp, Nickerson, Chatham for New York. Schr 8 A Falconer, Wilton, Pawtucket for New York. Schr W Gray, Allen, New Londoa for New York. Schr Veranda, Pond, Norwich for New York. J ‘Rogers, Rogers, Connecticut River for New York. Schr Jolin L Tracy, Curry. Boston for Philadetphin. Schr Clurissa Allen, Baxter, Providence for New York. Schr Richard Mehrhof, Nichols, Providence for New ‘ork. Schr A Burton, Johnson, Providence for New York. Fehr CJ Ericsson, Day,’ Port Jefferson for New York. Schr Maria Fleniing, ‘Weaver, Providence for New ‘ork. Schr Charles Carroll, Chase, Providence tor New York. Behr Ney, Chase Fall River’ for New York. Schr M Rilev, Cobb, New London for New York. Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly, Providence for New York. r Kate Scranton, Palmer, Providence for New York. Schr President, Bradley, Clinton for New York. Schr Katie J Hoyt, Arnoid, New Haven for Baltimore. Schr Cornelia, Hart, New London for New York, Schr Ada O Lombard, Fall River for New York. Schr Eagle, Chase, Providence for New York. Schr Florida, Newman, Rockland for New York, with lime. Schr Ganges, Gardner, Portland for New York, with umber. 1 . Schr Roger Parmelee, Lee, Northport for New York. Schr Golde: Rule, Howes, Providence tor New York. Schr E Runyon, Campbell, New London for New York. Schr ME Terry, Terry, Hockland tor New York, with with lime to J R Brown. Schr Maggie & Lucy, Avery, Allyn’s Point for Baltl- more. Schr Lizzie Raymond, Lord, Providence for New York. Schr Ellen Perkins, Kelly, New Bedtord for New York. Schr Pioneer, Parker, New Haven for Baltimore. Schr Cornelia, Carroll, New Haven for Elizabethport. Schr George W Middleton, Shannon, Providence for New Yor Sch Eva Diverty, Hand, Providence for New York. Schr J H Young, Barrett, Providence for Port Johnson. Schr Thomas 8' Smith, Bowman, Fall River for New ‘ork, Schr AJ Williams, Morrell, Stamtora for New York. Schr Dart, Williams, Stamford for New York. Schr OC Acken, Mead, Stamtora tor New York. Steamer Galated, Gale, Providence tor New Yori, with mdse and passengers. BOUND BAST. Steamship Wamsutta, Fisn, New York for New Bedford. Schr Willow Harp, South Amboy fer Providence. Schr Success, Richards, Hoboken for Pawtucket. Schr Ontario, Barber, Port Johnson for Boston. Sehr Billow, Wallace, New York for Dix Island. Schr Helen Perry, New York for Boston, Schr Rambler, Hamilton, Virginia for New Haven. Schr R Biair, Brown, New York for Pawtucket. Schr Edwd Kidder, Chase, Baltimore for n. Schr Watchful, Gill, New York for Boston. Schr C P Shultis, Young, New York for New Haven. a Schr Albert Phare, Bingham, New York for Provi- lence. Schr George Edwin, New York for Northport. Schr Maria, Chadwick, New York tor New London. Schr Jas M Baylis, Arnold, New York for Providence. Schr Hattie 8 Collins, Tribble, South Amboy for Provi- ence Schr Ida Hudson, Brown, New York for Boston. ‘ Schr M/A Predinore, Sherman, New York for Provi- lence, Rehr Lizzie A Bennett, Adams, Philadelphia for Mystic- Schr Island City, Allen, New York tor Boston. Sehr Rachel Jane, Kelly, New York for Providence. Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence. SAILED. Steamships Algeria, for Liverpool; Wyoming. do; Hol- land, London; Olympic, Glasgow; Metropolis, New Or- jeans. Telegraphic Marine Correspondence. Baryecar, NJ, April 9, 1873. There is a ship ashore ten miles south of Barnegat. Crew on board. Have not been able to ascertain her name as yet. Marine Disasters. Sreausnip Gorw (Dan), from Barrow tor New York, which put into Cadiz Feb5 with beam broken, cargo shifted, &c, repaired and sailed for destination March 20, Sue Otto & Antone (Nor), Gunderson, from Baker's Island for Falmouth, F, was at Apia (Navigator's Island) Jan 11, haying put in previously, leaking badly; had dis- charged about 700 tons of cargo to lighten ship, and sailed, but returned in four days. Barx Orton (Br), Cook, trom Liverpool for New York, which put Into Bermuda March 24 in distress, sailed fof her destination April 3, having repaired. Bank Conriventat, Doane, from Messina for Bosto before reported at Bermuda in distress, re In with miz- zenmast gone, loss of sails, &c. The mast was cut away while the vestel lay on her beamends. She was repair- ing April 3. Banx Dor Ficux (Ans), Guiranovich, from Marseilles for New York, before reported at Bermuda in distress, ‘was repairing April 3. Barx Fearvess (Br), Borden, from Zante for New York, before reported at Bermuda in distress, was waiting or- ders April 3, Barx Marius (Fr), Allefnes, which put into Cadiz Jan 5, making water, having been struck by lightning when on her voyage from Philadelphia for Bordeaux, has been condemned. Bank Movexa, Lang, from Sierra Leone for Boston, had repaired at Bermuda April 3, and was reloading and would sail in two days for destination. Bute Amaia (Itall, Colombo, trom New Orleans Jan 30 via Quecnstown (where she arrived March 22) for —, with 444 bales cotton and 1400 staves, collided and sank April 3. Scur Apnre PrRetxs (Br), Reynolds, from New York Feb 20 for London, with 200 bbls benzine, 374 do naphtha, | &# do gasoliae, 100 cases do and 5 do astral oil, wasburnea | off Salcombe, Eng, April 8, and is a total loss. The AP registered 1U7 tons, rated 'A2, was built at Parrsboro, NS, in 1364, from which portshe hailed. Arprossax, March 23—The Jeunie Armstrong, from Liverpool for this port, which went ashore at Largybeg March 25, got off next morning, and arrived heré last evening with assistance rendered. Bristou, March 27—The steamship Great Western, Stamper, left Bristol this morning for New York, with a general Cargo and about 300 passengers (before reported yy cable), and went ashore below Blacknore in a thick fog, but came off this evening with some damage and docked at Bristol. A number of the passengers were for- warded to Bristol per 2 PM train from Portishead, but the Majority were taken to Bristol by Velindra. Another account states that the Great Stamper, hence for York, which got ashi Portishead this morning, in dropping down w: of a pilot, strnck with sufficient force to send up the fore- mast three feet from the step. The ground where she struck is rocky, and when the tide receded the passen- gers walked ashore. The vessel was got off this atter- noon, and hax come back here: the damage is not yet known, further than that she is making but little water. Battycastir, March 23—The bark Mary Lawton, Yar- mouth, NS, rom Ardrossan for Boston, which got ashore east sile of Rathlin Island, has been hauled ‘off leaky, after throwing cargo (pig iron) overboard, and pro* ceeded to Ardrossan in tow of tug. Fatwouri, March 28—The Eliza Dougall, White, arrived here to day from New York, with loss of Dulwarks, &. The bark Home (of Liverpool), from | for New York (empty petroleum ut in 28th ult with loss of three sails, bulwarks stove, bitllast shitted and on her beam ends as iar_as the waterways; she ix taking in stone ballast and having her other repairs made good. the tide in charge ‘The br ng Jessie: (Br). from Tandon for Phila. delphia, ed her repairs, is reloading her cargo and will sail on or about the 15th. The bark kN K Clements (Br), trom London for Boston, is reloading the cargo th f tshe discharged, finishing repairs, and willbe reac y tosailin about 10 or 12 day e ship Susan L Fitzverald from Boston for Cape Coast, has finished her repairs. Hamnorg, March 20—The ship © M Davis, Thompson, hence for Valparaiso (general), grounded on’ the bar, be: low Blankeness March 13, and remained 12 hours, when she was towed off, apparently undainaged, [The above vessel passed Dover March 20. uEENSTOWwN, March 27—T! Bull River for London, was dition Feb the Expres bark Ferozepore (Br), from andoned in a sinking con- } crew landed here by ‘om New Calabar. Miscellaneous. We are indebted to Purser A Bell, of the steamship France, from Liverpool, tor courtesies, NG (new), owned by Messrs William F Weld & Ce ston, has just made the passage from St John, NB, to Liverpool in twenty days. which is first rate | for the season. of Portsmouth, NH, is reported understood at $87.00. The DM. 18 riy 10 years old, naving been built at . She arrived at Liverpool on the te 59.03 tons, built t Haddam in Iséd, has been purchased by Capt A © ree and others of Kockport. Whatemen. Cleared at New Bedford April 8, schr Union, Reed. for | Atlantic Ocean April 6, schr Goiden West, nds, with 3.500 seal skins, eis Allyn, with 5,200 eving lott the South wher ley) South 8 main for about one me reported with 1,50) skins and_ 100 LP simmons, Potts, had made the smallasteateh of any of the fleet, Naving’ taken only 800 skins, Schr Flying Fish had 3,200 skins. Capt Rogers reports the Franklin, LP Simmons and Flying Fi a8 tearly ready to sail when he left, and says thelr arrival may be looked for at | any time. Spoken, Ship Caledonia, Weeks, from New Orleans for Havre, Mareh 23, lat 4s, Ton 20, rydice (Br), from San Francisco for Hull, Feb 3 N, ion 90 87 W. . — Blencathra (Br), from Pensacola for Greenock, 13, lat 26, 10 »). rnelis (Dutch), from Galveston for Liverpool, supplies, Maren 21, 1at 46 42. ton 10, b | versin! i hiladelphia, April jes Sof Cape May lightship. eesmbsier nnie Goddard, from Havana for Philadelphia, Sot Cape May Lightship (by pilot boat ME Fish, David Sinclair (8 rk, M. WC mikes No 4). Bri rf), Brittain, from Messina for t Forcign Porta, Accna, Feb 27~in port bark Wheatland, Goudy, from Boston. Arta, (Navizator’s Island). & Antonie (Nor), Ganders Jan M—In port ship Otto , rom Baker's Island to Fal- asters) eamshipy repates; barks cara, Stark, for tinental, Doane, from Messina tor Boston, repe; Dae Fis lle (Aust, @uiras novieh, from Marseilles for New York, do; Fearless. (3M), Borden, trom Zante tor do, wtg orders: Modena, Lang, 1 from Sierra Leone tor Boston, relig, to sail in two days; Geo Wheelwrignt (Br), MeLaughin, from Turks Islendg, repg; MaryE Lent, Perry, from St Martins for Freeport, dor wchr Cassoway, Peller from StJago tor Boston, do. Sailed April & rk Orion (Br), Cook (irom Liverpool, haying repatred), New York. Sones. een 2b—arrived, brig River Queen (Br), Wil- n, New York. *Railed 2th, steamship Gorm (Dan), Jul, ‘New York { sin Mariana ¥ (Port), Ferreira, Phitadelp! Caucurta, April 7—Artlved previous, ship Arabia, Gage, iASKOW. larch 13—In port ships Colonel Adams, Butler, und; St Peter (in), Webb, for Ban Franclaco, repg; Ocean Traveller (Sr), Murray, disg; barks Emi Ives (Br), Waters, {rom Montreal via Meliendo, ar ‘th; Caroline’ Read, ‘Hicks, and Norwegian (Br), rs, diss James A Borland: Fuller from, Macab bi brig mn ore Rivango, unc; and others befo . Mbonacga, Harel 33 In port brig Curacon (Br), Fautk- ner, for New York in 5 days. Cagpenas, Narch 28—Arrived schrs Abby Watson, Apalachicola; St Croix- Nassau; rig WD Andrews Wilson, Port au Prince; sehr’ Eva May, Andrews, 8 Thomas; Slat, bark Carlton, rtin, | Matai brigs Moses Day, Crosby, do Geo W Bacon, York: J It Dili Sierra Morena (and sailed’ same atteras): Aprill, schr Mary Jane (Br), a; 2d, brig Lizale R (Br), Starrett, do} jehrs JW Maitland, Jacksonville; Lizzie B Gregg, Anderson, Portland, ‘Sailed 38th—Brig Jeromiah, Ford, north of Hatteras; sehr Ruth H ‘ist, brigs Bessie Young, Apala- chicola; Ei Hatteras; oat 1, Dirigo, Coffin, do; Caprera, do; Joseph Oa! ware Broak- water; schr Abbie, Endevean, north of Hatteras; 2d, bark Emma & Harriman, Nichols, do; brigs John Pierce, do; Geo Burnham, Staples, do; A 'D Henderson, do; sehrs Irene, do; Edna Marwood, Harwood, do; James Warren, Sagui Prairie Bird (Br). do, OresevEcos, March 28—Arrived, schrs Pedro A Grau, Lake, Philadelphia; Geo W Richards, Barstow, StJohn, NB; dist, brig Juliet C Ulark, Lehman, New York; Apri 8, bark Adeline C Adams, Collum, Barbados. Sailed—20th, bark Lewis T Stockton, Boston; brigs Navarino, Blood, do; Arichat West (Br), Leblanc, New York; Amable Antonio (Sp), Rodriguez, do G Wi (Br), Telfer, Havana; May 1, ’Angelia, Bray, New York Nellie Ware, Amsburg, do; schr Ella, Montgomery, do. Ginattar, March '19—Arrivea, bark Argean’ (Br), Grundy, Barcelona for Darien. Huui, E, April4—ailed, bark GM Tucker, Skinner, Matanzas. Bona Kona, March 25—In port ship Sumatra, Mullen, from San Francisco, Howowuty, March 18—In port bark Kale (Ger), Geerken (not as before), tor San Francisco, ldg. March $0—Arrived.setir Albert © Paige, Haley Bist, bark Sunshine, Richmond, Cardiff; ir (Br), Saunders, Pascagoula; ‘April 1 Havana, Pennington, Neg Orleans (and sailed 24 to return): brig Samuel Welshy Fisher, Pensa- cola; 24, steamships Juan @ Males, sktord, New Or- Jeand (and sailed &¢ for Aspinwall) ; Hanover (Ger), Him- do (and sailed 34 for Bremen); Minnesota (Br), Hamlyn, Liverpool and Bordeaux (and'salled 3d tor New ‘ll le Cut eynolds, New York via Matanzas; brig Redwood, Melville, Wilniington, NC; schr King Bird (Br), Simpson, New Orleans, Soth, brigs Herman, Hichborn, New York; Prin. eipe (Sp), Ping, do: Ionian Belle (Br), Ellis, north of Hatteras; Waverly, Terry, Sagua; schrs Mary Jane (Br), Greenwood, Cardenas; Roger Drury, Gage, Matanzas; Sist, Helen ‘Hastings (Br), Canter, New Orleans; April 1, barks Mary Libby, ‘Lipp: Rac Nor: loina (Sp), Vines, oO lo; Andergon, Hoston; ‘schra J Seavey. Sagua; 2d, brig Falcon, Smith, Truxillo; 84, schr Benj Reed, Adams, north of Hatteras; 4th, brig Martha A Berry, Berry, Portirnd; schr Sophia Wilson, Walls, lew York, Cleared March 29, schr Tasso (Br), Bray, north of Hat- feras via Cardenas; April 2, brig Vilasar’ (3p), Vila, New rleans, Liverroor, April 7—Arrived, ship Lightning (Br), Chat- aa, se RB, hips Fy ive @ Now York rrive |. steamships Egypt (Br), Grogan, New York; Peruvian (br), Richurdeon, Porgand 5 Movituz, Abril 8—Arrived, steamship Victoria (Br), Munro, New York tor Glasgow. Matdyzas, March 24—Arrived, brigs Lena Thurlow, Corbett, Portland via Nassau; Alice M Put Providence; & H Rich, Paine, New York; TH Curtis, Merriman, Philadelphia; 30th, Isaac Carver, Williams, Havana; Shannon, sawyer, do; schrs M M Pote, Strat ton, Portland; Moselle’ (Br), Bennett, Pensacola; Slat bark Gertrude, Carlisle, Cardenas; April 1, brig Mary Chase, Dolan, ‘Cardenas; schrs Emily Curtis, Barbour, Philadelphia Roger Drury, Gage, ana; 3d, barks Brunswick, Ives, ‘Buenos Ayres; Palestina ‘dr), Ford, altimore. Sailed March 39, brigs Wr Nash (Br), McBride, north of Hatteras; Stella (Br), McKay, New York; Mary’ E Leigh- ton, Gay, Baltimore; schrs Kathleen (Br), Smith, Boston ; Maty J Ward, Ward, and B F Lowell, Leavitt, north o! Hatieras; 3ist, brig Almon Rowell, Atherton, Baltimore ; schr Mary Munroe, Hall, north of Hatteras; Apri 1, bark “Addie McAdam, Partridge, New’ York; 2U, bark Manitou, North, Baltimore; John W Hunt (Br), Huat, north of Hatteras; Undine (Br). Balfour, New York} brig Minnie Miller, Leland, north ot Hatters; 3d, bark Sarah B Hale, White, New York; Ida M Comery, Darrah, Philadelphia; J B Brown, Bain, Portland. Nanaimo, March 19—Salled, bark Constitution, How- ard, San Francisco, Patermo, March 15—Sailed, brig Eriole (Ital), Gunione, (Br), Evans, do; 19th, i=} 2 schr Princess of Wales 4 muele (Ital), Rallo, New York; brig Catering ella, New Orleans. bark (lta, PERNAMBUCO, March 5—Arrived, schs Flying Foam (Br), Gotley, New York; about March 9, Ann Wheaton (Br) Priddle, New Orleans. _Sailed prior to March 10, bark Louis, (Ger), for Now York; brigs Gem (Br), for Hampton Roads; JH Epping, (Ger), Bulow. New York; Hedwig (Ger), for do. pit,bort March 10, brig Glimpse (Br), for Hampton pads, Ide. Pont av Prince, March 12—Arrived, brig W D Andrews, Wilson, New York. Sovritameron, April 8—Arrived, steamshin Rhein (Ger), Meyer, New York for Bremen. Sivcavors, March 1—In port ship Templar, Fessenden, for Manila, to load tor New York. St Jaco, March 24—Arrived, brig Hiram Abiff, Tinbetts, New York; bark Evening Star (Br), Chick, do; schr Souvenir (Br), Hatfleld, do. Sacva, March 26—Arrived, bark Brothers, Gary, Ha- val sehrs Ancona (| Gibara; kmma Heather, Heather, Haya: th, barks Jas & Wa: Wiley, New York} ist, Alinoner, Averill, Baltimore} Chas Forbes, Swett, Buenos Ayres; brigs Nigreta, Nichols, Baltimore: EA Barnard (Br), Willeby, Philadelphia vi Cardenas; schr Florence (Br), Robertson, Cardenas; April L, brig New Era (Br), Gordon, Havana; schr Addie M Hird, Merrill, Havana, Sailed March 20, bark Venture (Br), Peters, New York; brig L Staples, Harriman, Baltimore; Anna M Knight, Philadelphia; 224, schrs Ebew Fisher, Noyes, Port. mi th, Lottie Klots, Waugh, New York; |, bar Fannie, Waterhouse, do; 3ist, schr John Bird, Sleeper, Delaware Breakwater. rch 23—Arrived schr J K Manning, Gaudy, Trinidad; ‘26th, brige Iza, Noyes, Borton; 30th, Don thy Urig Adeline, McCauley, New York; sch: D leline, McCauley, New York; schr Julia Blake, Gavin, do. of Vatencta, March 20—Arrived, ship Anna Decatur, Pat- terson, Guanape. Vatranatso, March 1—In port ship Tanjore, Humphrey, for Callao, to load for Europe. [Per Sreawsine Rossa. tated March 27—Arrived, N Boynton, Palmer, Ma- 5 cabi. veined March 27—Sailed, Autocrat, Healey, Philadel- hin. Brenernaven, March 24—Arrived, Kathleen Mary (8), Holman, New York; 26tn, Hansa (s), Brickenstein, do} Delta (3) hens, do. Sailed Strassbur; (s), Barre, New Orleans; Bre- men (s), Schulenburg, New York. Bancktona, March 8—Arrived, Pola, Liubera, Savan- nah. Borneavx, March 26—Arrived, Paramount, Brown, Co- ann Bowpay, no date—Arrived, T F Whiton, Blanchard, Ar- é Russell, Neweastl icManus, Foster, van, ” Sailed to March 28, Caxpirr, March snes, Charleston. Ent for ldg 27th, Geo Green, Wilcox, for Singapore. Capiz, March 21—Arrived, River Queen, Wilson, New York ;22d, Nuovo Apolo, Perez. do. Cavcutta, March 28—Arrived, Geo Skolfield, Skolfeld, Rio Janeiro. March 26—Off, Hilterdalen, Sorensen, from 27th, Boylestad,’ Anonsen, from nh 27—Passed, Hoppet, Burmann, Shields for New York. Duntix, March 26—Arrived, Charger, Creelman, San from March 27—Arrived, Henri Joseph. Bernard, isco, rch 27—Of, Julia, Baker, from Amsterdam Drab a. for Philadelphia. Fatmoutn, March 2—Arrived, Beaufort, Thacker, New J Nutzhorn, r Elizapeth Dougall, White, do; Betty, Savannah; Century, Moignan, San Francisco. Fayat, Feb 28—arrived, Home, Valentine, Rotterdam for New York (see Disasters). Guascow, March 27—Arrived, Harvest Home, Dickey, Liverpool ; Columbia (s), Higgitis, New York. pUntexocn, March 28~Arrived, Flying Cloud, Baker, ensacola. Gal ¥, March 26—Sailed, Tpotar, Lundman, Balti- Bar- mas- mor Groractar, March 17—Arrived, Argaum, Gran celona (and cleared for Darien) ; 20th, Guglielmo. sino, Astarati, Licata (and cleared for New York), Cleared 18th, Phenix, Shelin, Doboy, Hort, March 27—Arrived, Allee M’ Minot, Lowell, San Francise: Havre, March 25—Arrived, Martha A McNeill, Watts, New Orlean McNeil, Sproul, from New Orleans. wrence’ Brown, Williams, Cadiz (and is reported sailed 27th for Philadelphia). Hamaunc, March 27—Arrived, Frisia (9), Meyer, New ‘ork. Saiied from Cuxhaven 2th, Emma & Carl, Harder, New York. Livenroor, March 27—Sailed, F Fletford, Stover, New York; Alice Cooper, Ku Boston; Tagus (s), Crumpston, Philadel fataura, Townsend, New Orleans; Pales- tine (8), Turner, Boston; Nonautum, Thomas eiro via Cardiff; 28th, Enoch Talbot, Talbot Oneida, MeGilver: son, Rio Janeiro vi ner, New York. eNSACOLA ; an Francisco; North Star, Thomp- ja Cardiff; Alexander Marshall, Gard- Cleared 27th—Pelestine (s), Owens, Boston; 28th, Island Home, Sinct P ir. do; La Plain, Mathews, Gloucester, Mass; mith, San Fraeisco; John Geddie, Smith, Olympus (®), Gill, for Boston; Dron- and CH Marshall, Hutchinson, New York; Andes (s), McDougall, Philadelphia; Annie Ainslie (), Corkery, do; 28th, Northern Chiet, Miller, Philadel. ‘ity of Brooklyh, Cousins, StJohn, NB’ (changed York), March 27—Arrived, Albis, Moatensen, New LoNDox, ork. Entered out 28th, Marino, Ivancich, for Boston. Suiled trom Gravesend 28th, Nordkyn, Buggy, and Siof dsen, Philadelphia, J van, March 28—Arrived, Riverside, Rich, New York. Horace Scudder, Gould, DnO! 0. th, Celand, Tallaksen. March 20~Arrived, nat, Gem, Cole, Boston; Clara Pickens, Rogers‘ ch 27—Cleared, Westfield, Humphreys, ra, Pedersen, New Y rrived, Ida F entered out for Buenos Ay Arrived, Rochester, Ha; lor, Burton, ison, Phila. delphia for Nisita, PORTLAND, March 2—-Passed, Goethe, Steenken, from Bremen for Philadelphia. PiyMoot, March 27—-Off, Alsen, Kaetelholdt, New York for Stettin, from Pexarn, March 26—Sailed, Geo M Adams, Manson, Hong Kong. nM, March 21—Sailed, Amy, Pinkham, and Deoda- rthiey, New Yor March 27—Arrived, John O’Gaunt, Dow: rs, Gennerich; Sapphire, Luders; Lado- and Landsborough, Thomas, San Francisco; smhilia, Granberg, and Stabbestad, Nielson, Philadelphia; Colombo, Stromberg, New Orleans; Margaretha, mah, Wilmington, NO; 2st . Watts, Callao; He: lene, Larsen, Koeh, San Francisco; 29th! City et Foochow, Tate, do, Or a7th, Wesley & Seymour, Spicer, from New York for Liverpool. Saled 27th, Eulalia, Bergstrom (irom New York), Dub- li n. Rorrenvam, March 26—Cleared, Alice Roy, Douclas, New York, P Rype, IW, March 26—Salled from the Motherbank, Gul seppe Prowl, Galatola (rom Baltinore! ct ns, March 27—Sailed, Primo, Bat ‘orthumbrian, Pigge, Philadelplia ; er, Callao. yonansea, March 28—Sailed, Anna, Gunutfien, New york. Srerrix, March 25—Arrtved, Magnus Posa, Niejahr, New York, TraLek, March 27—~Arrived, Crono, Sterk, New York. orl stra Bay fat ee oe Herirod, Ragen: Pe ex rT). Salted et, Vivide Pletersem, Boston ; 234, Tien Easer, Gruman, Ne ‘Eudora, Turnbull, Boston. ‘New York ; 24th, ‘ N, Apen) Senehte ns taht, yy, Wil mington, XO Sydney C-Tyler, Barrett, Philadelphia; John Johanso heaton, do}; Vashti Shar} , do. d—Brig Saissta,’Pariridge, New York; 4 Rice, Rice, Cape ann, to load for New Yor! ‘Aino tieared, barks Miranda (Bt), Miller, Gienluegos; brig Mary M Francly, Fra ardenas; schrs Ei oat, Beapewick. Ga; Charm, fall tramnes oubiue (gong Aiate, Henbury, New, york Gov Smith, Crowell, Washington, DC; WW Pharo, Cul- jins, Richmond, Va. Sdiled—Steamers Willia and Glaucus (and peaterterr ier tag hey ta face” aa ae Williams started. from city but anchored in Light the House Channel. Brig Erie also started out, but anchored in the and remained there at sunset, with bark Kate Williams. Wind then ESE, light. ‘9th—Arrived, steamships Geo Appold, Loveland, Balti- more; Neptune, Baker, New York; brig if H Wright, Mey- erg, Montevided, ugsen, dlverpéal! bigs 4aino Uta, Wright Louton: 5 i uss), Wri jon- derry ; Sarjola (Russ), Helistrom, Limerick * Adele (ital, Ansaldo, Ipswich ; schs Howard, Williams, Jersey Clty; A Paull, Sirange, Providence; JT Alburger, Cor- ton; Helen A Ames, Endicott, Portland; Martha ‘new, 610 tons), Burgess, Providence, to load fer West Indies, Cleared—Steamers Lucille, Bennett, Wilmington, NC; Wm Crane, Howes, Boston’ via Norfolk; barks Archi- Toutes, Warbadoe and St Lucia: rigs Hakey? Seayler, indie: yar los an Jucia; brigs Harry, igley, West Indies; Chowan, MeFarland, RloJanelra; sehr Shit Joh, Hubbard, 8t Thomas, Sailed—Barks New Light, Rio Janeiro; Minerva, Bet- fast, 1; schrs Moses Patten, St Thomas ; Jennie M Murphy, Charleston. BRUNSWICK, Ga., March 29—Cleared, bark Ermina (Br), Phillips, Montevideo. é Inport April 4:ship Rjukan (Nor), Anderson, diag bal- last; barks L H De Veber (Br), Wright; Kate Agnes (Br), Ferguson, and Cathedral (Br), Webb, dg schrs Bache Vannemann, Brewer; Alaska, Stout; Lizde Wilson, Stout: Jesse Hart, Hart; Post Boy, Robinson, and Sarali A Reed, Reed, do. CHARLESTON, April 9—Arrived, schrs J W Fish, Sea- vey, Belfast; Sophie Booth, Bath, Mé; Emma Green, Col- ling, New York. Sailed—Sehr Condoya, Eddy, a Northern port. CALAIS, April 4—Arrlyed, schr Jed Frye, Langley, New York. FERNANDINA, April 5—Arrived, schr Mary Stewart, Ce ibs. Boston. ‘oom! 3 Cleared—schr Nellie Bell, Stahl, Matanzas. FORTRESS MONROE, April 9—Passed in, brig Expert- ment (Br), Brandstrom, from Liverpool for City Point, In the brig Romance, from Richmond tor Na- vasa. FALL RIVER, April 6—Arrived, bark Laboramus (Br), Hore, Cork; schra Saml E Crocker, Tripp, Port Johnson: Georgla, Parker. Hoboken. Sth—Sailed, schirs Loulsa A Boardinan, Norwood; Chase ; Minerva, Brightman, and © Carroll, Chase, New York. GALVESTON, April 8—Sailed, bark Ephraim Williams, Ship Island; schr Emma L Porter, Sparks, New York. GEORGETOWN, 8C, April 2—Arrived, schr Laura, Rob- erts, Portland, GEORGETOWN, DO, April 7—Arrived, schr Ann E Val- entine, Bayles, Jacksonville, piNDiaN LA, April 1—Arrived, schr Lizzie, Pope, Mo Cleared March 2%, schrs Anna A Holton, Gordon, New York; Sist, Julia A Rider, Corson, do. In port April 2, schr Washington, Clark, for New York, ‘ACKSONVILLE, Bag- reg Rew April 2—Arrived, schr Eveline, Bag: Gi eared 4th. schr Mary D Ireland, Ireland, Philadel- phia. KEY WEST, April 2—In port bark Hypatia (Br), Lowe, seeking—would probably proceed to some port in Cubs EYNA, April Arrived, sehr E Sinnickson, Philad 4th—Arrived, schrs I Bell, Cox, Weehawken; J 8 YFatson, Houck, Philadelphia; ‘Sea Flower, Lincoln, Port ohnson. ‘8th—Arrived, schr Maggie Van Dusen, Philadelphia. MACHIASPORT, April 2—Arrived, schrs Five Sisters, looper; T & M Knowles, Peterson, and Active, Coombs, St Johu, NB, for Cuba; Garland, Libby, Depreaux, NB, for New York. NEWPORT, April 7, PM—Arrived, schr Sallie T Chartre, Trefethen, Taunton for New York, Salled—Nchr Robt Pettis, Ellis. Providence for Virginia. NORWICH, April7—Arrived, schr Lady Antrim, Car- ter, Wareham for New York. NEW HAVEN, April 9—Arrived, stcamer EA Wood- wards Bums Philadelphia; schr Mary Natt, Baker, Na- paug. Li. Cleared Sehr Eldorado, Hampton, Virginia. PENSACOLA, April 8—Arrived, ship Prince Alfred (Br) Bacon, Martinique. Cleated—Schr Jefferson Borden, Patterson, Havana. PHILADELPHIA, April 7—Arrived, steamer Alliance, Nichols, Frovidencé; schrs Elizabeth Magee, Barrett, Boston; Jas H Moore, Baseett, do; Northern Light, Ire: land, Somerset; E & L Marts, Marts, Boston; Martha Welsh, Burdge, Providence. Cleared, steamers Rattlesnake, Pierce, Boston ; Achilles, Colburn, ‘do; barks Orpheus (Gen), Belimer, Bremen; David Taylor (ir), Rutherford, Antwerp; Mary (Br), Babin, River Plate via Boston; schrs red Smith, Smith, ; E & L Marts, Marts, Quincy Point; Alfred St Mary's, Ga;'Para, Chisham, South New Market, NH; Chas ‘Sawyer, Mullen, King’s’ Ferry, Fla; Thos Borden, Allen, Fall River; §t. Mary, Steelman, Middletown, Conn. Sth—Arrived, steamship Yazoo, Barrett. New Orleans via Mavana; schr E & L Marts, Marts, Boston, Cleared—Steamship Gulf Stream, Crocker, Providence; Aries, Whelden, Boston: schra EB Wheaton, Atki Weymouth; J H Anderson, Wheatley, Lynn; cock, Smith, Newburyport; ‘Idadella Torre, 3 port: Reading RR, No 46, Adams. Mystic River; enberg, Rackett, Fall River: R J Mercer, Rackett, Somerset; Archer & Reeves, Smith, do; SJ Bright, Ken: dail, Gloucester. ‘LEwRs, Del, Aprit 8, 9.4 M—In port, brig Eva N John- son, for Philadelphia; schra Lucy K Cogswell, Julia E Willits, Affna D Kelly, Wm Butler, Clara E Rogers, El- wood Doran, Jennie D Huddell, Alfred D Wuddell, ‘JH Curtis, Oceanus, George H Mills, N H Skinner, Fred Wal- ton, James Hathaway, Alzena, Mary E Staples and An- nabel Iyer. Other vessels remain without change. 9th—9:15 AM—Passed in last night, barks Melbourne (Br), from Providence; Fury, from Mesina; brig Spark- ling Water, from 4 Nearly ail vessels have gone to sea from harbor. PORTLAND, April 7—Arrived, schr J G Stover, Arey, haven tor New York. red—Schrs Burdett Hart, Brooks, and Dione, Me- Donald, Savannab, PORTSMOUTH, NH, April 5—Arrived, schr J W Wood- ruff, Haskell, Port Jotinson. PROVIDENCE, April 8—Arrived, steamer Enterprise, Falker, Mobile ; schr Alton T Miner, Miner, New York. Sailed—Schrs Mary Snow, Rich, Virgin! Lyons, Stephens, Baltimore; Isiac Sherwood, James, Haverstraw; Sinaloa, Sawyer, New York; ' Peinter, ‘Thrasher, do: Eva Diverty, Hand, do; John Stockham; Hart, do: Golden Eagle, Howes, do; Kate Scranton, Palmer, do; R W Brown, Winters, do; Lizzie Raymond, Lord, do; WP Phiilips, Hawkins, do; Julla Elizabeth, Ray, Poriland, Me. ‘AWTUCKET, April 7—Sailed, schr James Parker, Sr, Kelly, New York. ROCKPORT, April 1—Satled, schrs Lottie Ames, Woos- ter, and H G Fay, Philbrook, Wilmington, SAN FRANCISCO, April 1—Sailed, steamship Alaska, Howard, Yokohama; ship War Hawk, White, Puget Sound; ‘barks Stormy Petrel (Br), Read, Lyttleton, NZ; Cyane (Br), May, Ounalaska. SATILLA, Ga, April 2—Sailed, bark J E Woodworth Br), NeNeliy Montevideo. SAVANNA’ i, April 5—Cleared, schr Enchantress, Phil- lips, New York. Mh—Sailed, ship Crusader, Jenkins, Liverpool: schrs EB Everman, Corsoa, Portland; Enchantress, Phillips, New York. SALUM, April 7—Arrived, schrs Sally B, Sanborn, Calais for'New York; Manucila, Sanborn, Machias for do} ary Louisa, Low, Frankfort for do; Thomas Hix, Hall, Rockland or do, Cleared 7th, schr Golden curs Saunders, Cayenne. VINEYARD BAVEN, April SSailed, schrs U Mathew: Mary E Gage, Mary # Win Arthur, Chas Lawrence, Frank and Emily, P 0 Copeland, N Berry, Glanmere, © H Spofford, Walier H Thorndike, Addi¢ Murchie, Wm E Barnes, Sarah, Flying Arrow, Sandal- phon and Alleghania, 9th—Arrived, schrs Ne'lie, Port Johnson for Salem; Allie Oakes, New York for’ Salem; Sallie B, Boston tor Philadelphia. Returned, schrs Wm Arthur, Eben Fisher, Mary FC man, N Berry, Mary E Gage, C Mathews, Matthew ney and Edward Everett. Sniled, schrs Dione, Montrose and Charlie Cobb, WILMINGTO! C, April 7—Arrived, schr Eastern Belle, Parker, Boston! Cleared—German bark Rudolph, Paske, Stettin; Nor- wegian brig Meletles, Pedersen, Retteraam, and Norwe- jan brig Rana, Sars Bremen; selirs Louisa Smith, eber, Jacksonville; Ben, Davis, New York; Fanny Elder, Ris y » sea from Penobscot Sushma. n= ich, Boston. NTERPORT, April 4—Went River, bark Fredonia, Burke, Fa: __...... MISCELLANEOUS. 3 —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA. OFFICIAL DRAWING, MARCH 31, 1873 No, Prize.|No. Prize |No. Prize.| No. Prize.|No. Prize. 64,.$5000) €202. .,$390/12106, , $500/17702.. $300 . 8300 be ewe 300) 12124... 300) 800] 23121. - 300 21... 300} 6256, 2 500) . B00) 0 BOO 205. 800) 300] 800 $29. '300}2 300 833. 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