The New York Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1874, Page 10

7. “THE ARKANSAS TROUBLE. Baxter and Brooks Striving for Power. "The Controversy Assuming Seri ous Proportions. — A CALL FOR ARMS. sd Apother Proclamation from the Removed Executive. THE BENCH DENOUNCED BY THE BAR. Larry Rock, Ark., April 17, 1874. Since Baxter’s militia seized the telegraph office, yat hal-past nine o’clock last night, until within a | 34 dew minutes before six this evening, that source — vof communicatien has been completely in the \power of the “ousted” authority, and none but United States despatches and a few private tele- grams were forwarded. At about ter o’clock last evening Colonel Rose, commander of the United ‘States troops here, accompanied by a corporal’s guard, visited the headquarters of Brooks at the State House and Baxter at the Anthony ‘House (hotel). At the latter he was suddenly halted at some distance (rom the main entrance by the militia guard. He demanded by whose au- thority he was detaimed in that manner, and was informed that the general order was trom Gov- ernor Baxter. fhe guard under Rose pointed arms, and the Colonel was then permitted to pro- ceed to the reom where Baxter was. It subse- quently transpired that orders had been sent from Washington to United States Marsnal Mills, and aiso to Cotonel Rose, that they were simply to pre- | serve order and prevent bloodshed. A COMPANY OF FEDERAL TROOPS ‘was then stationed at the Marshai’s office, where they remained during the night, returning to the | arsenal at daylight. Both Baxter and Brooks are still surrounded by armed men, Brooks again tele- | graphed to Washington, asking to have charge given him of the arms belonging to the State now at the barracks, but the President replied by the At- ‘torney General, declining to allow the arms to be transierred to his possession, and repeating sub- | stantially the statement of yesterday, that he was | & C aot finally advised as ve the right Brooks had to | assume the Executive. He understood the matter was now being decided by the State | courts. Lieutenant Grove, of the Brooks guard, ‘was arrested on the street this evening and is now @ prisoner at the Anthony House. He fought des- perately, but was easily overcome, been withdrawn from the telegraph office, and the greater portion of Baxter's troops have been called in {rom the streets, Baxter has made the Anthony House answer all the purposes of the Capitol for the time being, where he is now transacting the business of the State, Some difficuity occurred at the Post Office this morning. Both the “Governors” sent messengers for mail matter addressed to the “Governor of Arkansas,’’ ‘but in the absence of instructions irom Washing- ton the Postmaster refused to deliver any but ‘versonal letters to the aspirants, In reply to the Jengthy document published by Brooks yesterday | Baxter has issued a su plementary proclamation. | of gg passage; berg: ‘Steamship Ernst Moritz Arndt (Ger), Felberg. London | March 26 and Antwerp April 1, with mdse and 67 vassen- gers to Chas Rammeisberg & | wales the entire passage. Steamship Hammon (Ger), Voss, Hamburg Aprit 1 | and Havre 4th, THE LEGAL PART OF THE SQUABBLE. This morning Judge Whylock sent a note to the | | Clerk of the Circuit Court stating that he had been advised by the Sheriff that on Markham street, Governor Baxter's attorneys were also notified, These gentlemen declined to pass ‘the Brooks guard into the State House, where the Bi r 8 és | Punch, Kaye & Po omagyeshi yg alma gagsoepeinter opments AB 5 Giga dea, Bennate, Limerick 42 days, in ballast | to Slocovich & The Judge then moved to the Criminal Court Toom, just opposite, but the counsel did not attend at that place. Judge Whylock then overruled the motion to set aside judgment in the Brooks-Baxter case, and sustained the motion to correct the rec- ord, 80 as to show that the demurrer was sub- | mitted without the knowledge of Baxter or his aivorney. The Bar heid a meeting to-day and passed severe resolutions against Whipple, Brooks’ | attorney, for bis non-professional conduct, and also against the Court for its action in the absence W the Governor’s counsel. DOCKERY’S DOCUMENTS. During the morning Generali T. P. Dockery was appoiuted Military Governor of the city, and issued the following order :— HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR, Ciry ov LiTrLeE Roc, Aprii 17, is7s.} GENERAL ORDER NO. 1, The Commander-in-Chief of the military forces Monday, April 20, 187. 160, 161, 163, 1634s, BUPBEME OOURT CALENDAR April 17, 1874. The following, 1s the General Te for rm calen: jos. 138, Te, 141, 140, 154, a 34 80; 1, 46, VS, 116, 120, 140, SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE NTHS OF APRIL AND MAY, Hammonia. ‘Trinacria.. Oceanic Main. Angtia. 3 = Sun rises. Steamship Greece (Br), e Fran Faluouth=-Teteus & Bockma! ger. | berg. Stir J F Chandler (Br), Pettis, Windsor~D R De Wolfe | | ac Senr Eva May. Andrews, Brunswick—Warren Ray. The guard has | Bebx Flora Condon, Condon, Jacksonville—S © Loud & | yo; Queenstown & Guion, it wouid be unsafe | for him to come to the Circuit Court room | hardt & and requesting the Clerk | whole, passage; April 12, lat 46, to bring the records up to the State House. | es through | i mdse to C Tobias & Co. with mase to Funeh, Edye & order; vessel to J 0 Seager & Bark Giovannina (Ital), Cuuitino, Patras © days, with mdse to Dutiih & Bark Luciana § with mndse to James Henry. Passed Gibraltar March hides, &c,to Yates & Porterfield. winds. Bark Abby Bacon, Gavin, order; vessel to TC Merri had fine weather to Bermud. riable gales. Bark Ayres Sl days, with hives, &c. to J ‘Saile, | Destinatvon.| Office. altie ~... |April 18. | Liverpool...[19 Broadway. State of Aigbuma! April 18.|Glasgow -. Broadway. City of Montreal. | April 18.) Li lb Broad Rhein... «2 | April 1S.) Bi 2 Bowling Green. Macedomia.."--..| April 18: 7 Bowling Green. Parthia A . Al ' ty of Richmond) April 2..| Liverpool. AI ve 69 Bi a Ww: “|4 Bowling Green. :|2 Bowling Green. 7 Bowling Green. Broadway. 14 Bowling Green. G1 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green, 61 Broad wa, SUN AND MOON, teve 11 51 PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 17, 1874. CLEARED, Ship Dinapore (Br), Howard, London—Peabody, Willis sm ip Kinfauns Gasile (Br), Dodds, London—A Baxter & Slocovich & Co. chiaffino, Cork or Burk Pret Davrovackl (Aus), Pende, Cork or Pal- mouth—Slocovich & Co. Bark Grons (ir), McLellan, Hamburg—J F Whitney & | ‘Bark W A Farnsworth, Johnston, Trieste—Jas Henry. Bark Sarah (Br), Tilley. Valencia via Alicante—Jus W a ah John Griffin, Wesley, Caibarien—Reynes Bros & tie Mary E Thayer, Grosenich, Lisbon—Hand & sane Tendenz (Ger), Heiser, Rio Janeiro—Thos Norton Brig Cl ie, Dow, Caibarien—] E Ward & Co. Sehr redo (ital), Pedelich, Cork tor orders—J C Sea- r Elma M Wright, Freeman, Cardenas—Brett, Son chr Gen Grant, Bowie. Governor’s Harbor—B J Wen- Elwell & C ‘Schr Grand Island, Miller, Boston—Candee & Pressy. Schr Fleetwing, Kenmston, Boston—H P Brown & Co. chr EJ Duncan, Mackey, Bridgeport—Rackett & Bri Schr Branch, Reynolds, New Hiven—Rackett & Bro. Sloop Bronx; Nutter, Bridgeport—Rackett & Bro. Sloop Southport, Meyers, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. pile? Henry Gestner, Shand, New Haven—ituckett & ro. Steamer Mayflower. Tufts, Philadelphia. -—James Hand. Steamer fhiladelphia, Davis, P! Hand ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND | HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGEAPH LINE. Steamship Idaho (Br), Moore, Liverpool April 1 3d, with mdse and 257 passengers to Williams Had strong westerly winds and high seas most lat 46 30, lon 40 50, passed several ice- and to. Had strong westerly Selo Tremerly win eres. ‘Su “Th res Heary Chauncey, Gray. Aspinwall April $ ‘Kingston, Ja, 10rh, with mdse amd passengers to the cific Mail Steamship Co. hip Island Home (or Windsor, N vs. with sult to order; vesse Gibson, Liverpool aset'to J F Whitney & Co. & Vesta (Ger), Manger, London 53 days in ballast to Bark Vesta (Nor), Grunde, Havre 41 davs, in ballast to | © Tobias & Co. Came the southern passage and had fine weather. Bark Catarina R T4 Sforzina, Darkirk 46 days, in ahirus, Hamburg 64 days, with Bark Dueppel (Ger, Krumretch, Rotteraam 47 days, Bars Emilia Ciaimpa (Ital ‘Cattero, maple days, s Robinson; vessel to A P o (Ital), Jaccarino, Castellau ballast to Slocovieh Bark Louise (Ger), re 43 days, with iruit, &c, to Lawrence, Giles 4 Go, Passed Gibral- tar Maret 13. Bark Orto (Ital). Bonsa, 43 mae 51 days, with salt to 0: vessel ay Slocovicn & C rra tal), Since, Marseilles 44 da Bark Thos Pope, Fossett, Gaboon, WOA, 56 days, w Had’ light *Yarlable Malaga 31 days, with fruit to assed Gaibraliar March 17; ; trom thence strong va- GM. Tucker (of Portland), Pinkham, Buenos H Winchester & Co. of the State of Arkansas has appointed me Military | Had light variable winds; no date, &c, spoke bark Mary Governor # Littie Rock. All male citizens between | Rideout, from New York for Montevideo. the ages of eighteen and forty-five are hereby ordered immediately to report for duty at these beadquarters, at the corner, of Markham and Scott streets, Failure’ of prompt compliance with the require- mena of this order is hot expected trom patriotic tizens, and the consequence of such laure must rest with those who omit to comply. THOMAS P. DOCKERY, Brigaaier General and Military Governor City of Lite Rock. Since.the issuance of this order the people have ‘been rapidly enrolling. The Cnited States Cireuit Court adjourned to- ay until the first Monday in May, and Judge Dil- | Jon leaves to-night for St. Louis. Brooks’ forces have not apparently been augmented by any con- siderable numbers. Javor. The United States troops will occupy the United ‘States Court room to-night, in the centre of the city, to preserve peace. Baxter’s forces have taken sPossession of the different gun stores and the arms.4nd ammunition in them, A Trace Agreed Upon for the Night. LirrLe Rock, Ark., April 17, 1874. By agreement tetween Colonel Rose, Command- sant of the United States Arsenal, Governor Baxter | and Mr. Brooks it is understood that neither side | 80d Guyama, PE. 11 days, with sug ‘will extend their lines to-night or make any move- | ki sment which would tend to bloodshed, ‘THE TROUBLE IN WASHINGTON. ——_—+—_ “The General Government Orders the Release of the Telegraph Office and the Proper Disposition of Mail Matter st Little Rock. WASHINGTON, April 17, 1874, At the Cabinet meeting to-d: at which ail the Mempers were preset, it was stated that reports had reached here that Baxier, of Arkansas, had @eized toe telegraph line to prevent the Brooks party from using it, and accora- dangly instructions had beep issued by the War Department to an ofMfeer at Duvail's Blut to proceed to Littie Rock and investigate the matter and see that telegrams to or irom the gen- eral government shall not be intercepted, Postmaster General Cresweil, in response to the ‘telegram o{ the Postmaster of Little Roek, received ‘to-day, instructed him ae follows:—“Letters ad- dressed to Governor Baxter, or Baxter, Governor of Arkansas, should be delivered to baxter. Letters addréssed to Governor Brooks, or to Brooks, Governor of Arkansas, ehould be defivered | to Brooks. You will retain ail communications addressed to the Governor of Arkansas ,untl Surther orders.” THE VOLOANIC DISTUBBANOES. Bald Mountain Again Rumbling~An Eruption Considered Imminent. Ragan, N. C., April 17, 1874. Private despatches received im this city this evening from Western Carolina, report severe @nd heavy rumblings in Bald and Stone Mountains on Tuesday last, The trembling of the earth was elt for more than 100 miles from the mountains, ‘The snacks are more severe n before, and it is Driniy believed by scientists that an eruption is 4mm nent. southeast | Baxter’s officers are enrolling | men rapidly, and public feeling 1s generally in his | 4M “srig Virginia, I se he ‘Geo B Somes, for New York. April 10, lat 24 20, Schr Harrict Brewster, Squires, Montevideo 88, dave, with wool to E F Davidson & ( sel to Crossed the Equator March 27 wenther to Bermuda, from thence heavy head winds. Sehr Mary Ann Me the Executive | | | itn cotton and Senr James Sehr Abbie Franktord, Hickman, Sehr Kate seranton, Pe br Thomas B Smith, Bowman, New Bedford tor New rk. Schr R H Wilson, Harris, Providence for New York. Schr Hannah & Brown, Sackett, Providence for Haver- traw. Sour Win H Voorhis, Goldsmith, Providence Yor Haver. raw Sct WL Thompson, Hallock, Norwich, for New York. Schr John Wright, Qdbar, Cor York, with stone to order Schr American Bag! Sehr Jane M Brains tid aia ponent, et, for York, with stone to ningham & OC; setir R Haley, Haley, Millstone Point for New York, with stone to ofder. debr Elias Koss, Robbing, Providence for Now York. Sehr laze Brewster, Smith, Machsas for New York, with piling to © Sebr Florence witn ice to Knicker! Sehr Mary Natt, fei 8 town, eh Bark Carrie E Long (of Stockton), eglnd Cardenas 9 jays, with sugar to James E Ward & Brig Piccadilly OGH, 61 days an to Oélrich & Co. moderate weather. Brig © C Sweeney (of Harrington), Cole, Cadiz days, | ‘of Capetown). Bynon. Cat etown, St Helena 50 days, with wool and sk Crossed the Equator March 19; had with — » &c, to Brett, Son & Co. Had moderate | weal Brig J Agata tap, yan Castellamare 49 days, ya | fraitto Fune! fe & Co.’ Pass d Gibraltar March ch. Brig Adelaide (ot Topsham), Hall, Pernatubuco Daays, | with suuar to order. Brig Amelia (of Shelburn, Ns), Deal, Montevideo 75 | days, with bides and wool to order ; vessel to. Brett, | & Co. Crossed the Equator March 22 iu lon 39 W. Brig Alverti (of Bucksport), Arcutt, witn aibarien is days, | r to Youngs, Smith + April 10 tool oe she Wy & n 8 days north ot Cape Hatteras. Johnston, St Pierre 16 days, with sugar aul & Co, April 7, lat 27 16, lon 70, saw sobr ‘ym bound soutl Brig B (ot Halifax), Townsend, Guantanamo 16 davs, with sugar to J M Cabellos; vessel to C B Swain & | Son. Brig Elizabeth Winslow (of Portland), White, Cardenas 9 days, with sugar to Miller & Brig Mary H Rowland, Miller, Trinidad, Cuba, 14 days, Tiith sasae to the Comeercial Houghton. ‘arehouse Co; ‘vessel to id & Swan. Abbott. Yann (of Bangor), Is bound to Norwic mn. acclt Mary £ Douzias (of Boothbay), Sherlock, Para 15 | fey Pon’ Vessel to B pi ted ao Yarmouth, NS), Moses, Be cane Bt lasses to B H Howell, “on & hr “Siar bers Sehr John sip eabbieS. H Bowling Green. | 4 Bowling Green. | <i Thomas, Liverpool—F WJ | wurst. Steamship Macedonia (Br), Laird, Glasgow—Henderson | toorder chr © fish to o1 Wadelpnia—James | time to order. he ith mdse and 5l4 poner to hun- | and head sea the | Jon 43, passed several | Son i} hours dele | owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. 0) oman ceng a | SSW, veering to NNW and NNE, Ciowinig with great vio- lence for three days; sprung upper toretopsail yards; lon | int We shad dine | ‘avener, Arroyo | ste thraboer, outs ands pamengers, to Burdett Sa e See eter sercstet te a ‘wi : to Aster was Incorrectly repor ‘April, lat 2248, om 6247, | * has gp aes smd spoke. sehr tsabe hence tortrinidad, hr ape with m Mehr Ella Hoagdon (of Bangor), Nickerson ‘Cardenas 9 days, with molasses to B Riondo & Co; Houghton. Set » Tyrell, Prot for New York. Sehr J Ser eh, 4 all er ur Neve or w w Yor! Schr Brazos Tsou, Portland, Cb for New York, with for Haverstraw. lew fhediora tor New or, Mitchell for Hoboken. = vn! aaah Bre or lasnce tor? Hoboken. Edwards, Bearse, Parker's Head ior Phil- ee youns, , Providence for Phiiagelohis. ed ee Hence tor Hobok uUCce , yvidence ‘A G Laweon, Fitzpatrick, Providence tor Haver yee Hale. 5 Coenen aman for New York. che MB Bren "porry, Hoek vor for Fortves Won. Sehr N & H Gould, Rich, Providence for New York. Schr Richard Hill! Smith, Providenee fo cht Owen H Hinus, Glendenning, Providence ior Yew ‘Zehir Henry Cole, Chadwick. Somerset for New York. Schr J P Young, Pawtucket for New York Schr Elias Mutiyon, Catupbell, “New Haven for New ry Odell, Odell, Gloucester for New York. Rehr Wat N ester, Hebert, Somerset for New York al Chas E Smith, Hanson, New Bedford for Vailude!- Schr Alida, Knowles, Providence for New Yor Sehr A Hedton, Phinney, New Bedtord for en York Sehr J in Providence for New York. Sclr Potter & Hooper “Bradbury, Newport for Sew “Eek Syiv York. Behr 8 L Stephens, Studley. Newport for New York. Sehr 8 K Lane, Fuller, Yarmouth for New York. Schr Mary F Fike, Good, Bath tor New York, with lath | to order, Schr Nicholas Merehoff, Armstrong, Providence ‘or New York. Martin, Providence for Trenton, ‘smith, Boston for Philadelphia. Anderson, Rockport for New York, Schr Geo & Thatcher, Kelly, Providence for Baltimore. Schr Eo Brazos, Raynor, Pawtucket for Port Jolusoa. Schr Brave, Foss, Deep River tor New Yor! Schr Orlando, Rich; Vortiand for Philadelphia Sent C Caroll Chase, Connecticut River for New York, with stone to order. Schr F A Goteord, Pease, Rockland for New York, with | lime to J R Bro Sehr Ben} agin, Chase, New Bedford for New York. Sehr W: ‘en, Potter, Boston tor Philadelphia. Sehr Wit Fase. Hil lye Lubes, Me, tor New York, with fish to John Boynton sane HB Metcalf, Nlekerson, Cotnit Point for New Soke Amerall. Blackford, Calais for New York, with lumber to ‘Sehr M P Muacy, Fall River for Y'renton, Schr Fakir, Holiaud, Fall River for New York. Schr & & JOaktev, Newman, Fall River for New York Sehr Marcena Munson, Dayton, Providence for New York. schr J G Fell, Nickerson, Providence for New York. Schr Evergreen, Turner, Providence for New York. Sehr Hoakes ames, Price, Providence for Georg:town. r Joun Siusman, Slusman, Bath for New York, with lee. schr Sarah R Thomas, Arnold, Bath for New York, with ice. Schr J Clark, Clark, Providence for New York. Schr Mary A Kice, Rice, Rockport for New York. Sehr J M Freeman, Eldridge, lewport for New Schr £ English Chase, New Bediord for New Yor! Behr Julia EP ékerson, Rockport for New York. it, N Schr Ontario, Barber, Providenes fer New York, Schr Ring Dove, Swain, Calais for New York, with lath “lenge, Hart, Rockport for New York. cur Sallie W Ponder, Trascher, Taunton for New Yor | “Seti Anna Myrick, Richards, Rockport for Philadel- pia. bs selir Onward, Lealand, Calais for New York, with lath to ord ‘sehr Tempest, Shopshire, Providence for Trenton. Sehr Billow Beil, Pawtucket tor Trenton. Schr Loon, Hubtis, Somerset tor New York, Schr Prudence, Hulsey, Somerset tor New York. Schr Caroline '& Cornelia Lord, Somerset tor New York. Schr Watchman, Smith, Lincolnville for New York, with lime’ to order. Schr Sarah Bruen, Austin, Providence for New York. Sehr 4 Terry, Marcus, Prowldence tor New York, Schr Flying Fish, Selleck, New Haven for New York. Schr Wm Whitelicad, Tite Providence for New York. Schr Judge Low, Hallowell, Providence for New Yor Sour George M Partrige, Bunker, Providence for New | Sobr Tana, Wells, Somerset for New York. Schr Jacob Raymond, Lord, Stonington tor New York. Sehr Silas Brainard, Hawkins, Fall River tor New ‘Schr Island City, Allen, Harwich for New York, with Behr Joseph Hay, Butler, New Bedford for Philadel- Di ear Bicencr, Hogan, New Bedford for New York. nith, Snow, Warehara for New York. as W Bentley, Baker, New Bedford for New Seer Ocean Belle, Mills, Rockland for Virginia, Schr Ella Brown, Brown, Machias for New York, with Sch u Yor! | pailing to order. Sehr Florida, Rogers, Rockland for New York, with Corson, New Haven for New York, BOUND BAST, Schr Mail, Meade, New York for Greenwich. Schr Helen Mar, Ward, Hoboken tor Frovidence. Schr Belle R Hull, Bearce, New York for Fali Kiver. Schr ML Newton, Hamuond, Port Johnson for Dan- SebrJ DE versport. Schr Amelia, Crosbie, Port Johnson pr Bosto: Schr 2 S Dean, Macoinber, Hoboken“or Fal: iver. Sehr Henry May, Fitch, Hoboken tor Pawtucket, Schr Ma w York for Providence. » New York for Norwich. New, York tor Prov idenoe. Steamer Tilhe, Bail w York tor New Loni “ed R Seaman, ‘Seaman, “New Bedford for Philndel- Sharp, New Bedford for Phila- behr EM Baxter, Lamphier, Fall River for New York, Schr Thomas Borden. Alien,’ Fall River for New York. Schr Sarah simmons, Gandy, rfall River tor New York. Schr Transit, Davis, Fall River for Elizabethport. Schr E & J Newman, Newman, Wickford tor New vley. Relfast for Philadelphia. f, Providence for New York. Hughson, Providence for New York. Bohr Henry rson, Kelly, Providence for Virginia. Schr Nellie M Snow, Show, Providence for Virzinia. Schr P W Pier Pierce, Providence for Virginia. Schr Mary Kicliardson, Richardson, Provideuce for 2 Ee Kehr J W Vannema! deipma, New ‘York. Schr iaine. Peal, Smith, Providence for New York. Schr Nightingale, Young, Providence for New York. Schr George B ‘Markle, Lewis, Providence for New Yor! Se hr Highlander, Wood, Providence for Now York. Sehr Phoebe Elizabeth, Mapes, New Haven for New York. BELOW. Ship Puritan (ot Boston), Doane, from Manila Dec = with hemp, &c, to Vernon H Brown & Co (see disasters) Bark Vikingen (Nor), anthomsen, from London Feb 18, SAILED. Barks Columbia (Ger), Bremen: Schiller (Ger), do; John Folght (Swe), Stettin. Telegraphic Marine Correspondence. Newport, RI, Apri! 17, 1874. The schooner Wind, Warwick, of and trom Trenton NJ, for Fall River, was run into at two o'clock this morn- ing oft Beaver Tall, by the steamer Anios C Barstow, of and from Providence tor New ‘York, and sunk in ten | minutes. ‘The Captain and crew were landed at Dutch jand by the colliding steamer, whence they were brought here to-day by the terrybogt Jamestown. The | Wind's cargo consisted of 215 tons of coal, to MT Bennett & Co, ot Fall River. the s! ' for New York, having been furnished free transportation Mayor Slocum interested himselt in pwrecked crew's behalf, and to-mght they left the Narragansett Steamship Company. Fortunately je Barstow was not seriously damaged, and atter two proceeded to New York. Tie schooner was ‘The schooner A: ner Taylor, Dodge, which arrived to- day trom Calais with jumber, reports heavy weather; spilt sails and lost overboard 390. ) shingles from deck. The schooner Oseo, Martin, arrivea to-day trom St zohn, NB, tor Providence, with loss of deckload of lam- Marine Disasters. Suir Puritan, Doane, trom Manila for New York, with | sugar and hemp, took a pilot off Absecomb at7 P M 16th | inst, and at1 P M of the i7th struck on the bar about 1 | miles from Sandy Hook, the pilot mistakin ‘The ship made 4 tect of water in «bout 15 minute: ng Sailed in company with brig Arbit and | Sintly? the. keel > the buoys, came up, alone. At 3 F the ship | 79.42, spoke Louise (Br), from Cienfuegos for Hall ; the pilot and part the crew left fax | 9 ‘4 for, Bie tugvont,“yctops, “the ““Sapuin of wits fa {Seb lat 37 i, Lom 7328, sehr Susan, from St Johns, | ihty by’ and rendered every assistance in his power, | The stiip’s boat made three trips to the tug, on the last | of whieh the captain, mate and other officers lett; eight op of water the hold, PTaseboat ‘oad eft ats P Sane Perpiva A (Aust), ies, from Baltimore for and blowing a gale trom & Cork, was run into April 14, 5 AM, in Hampton Roads, by ‘ater America, from Savannah tor Baltimore, and had (The above dis Bric Ourr (Br), Kuggles, tor Demerara, which returned | to Norfolk April 7, leaky, discharged her cargo of | and was taken on the ways Oth, for repairs. = reer Scr Tuos Fisu, Watts, from Satilla Mills, Ga, for New vessel to Miller & | York, went ashore on the bar at the ormer port, but was got oif prior to April 16, by the Satilla pilots, ‘and an- ir W H T Hare, Edwards, Jacksonville 7 days, with | Shored in st Andrew's Sound, ‘The vessel is hot much yellow pine to Geo, Hunier & Sons. Sehr Dole, Bunce, ryt River, SC, 6 days, with row w pie to E'R Smith & ¢ Potter, Gaskell, ° Washington, NO, 4 days, OY naval stores to W K Tinea: 4 Boyle, Smith, Virginia. jartin, Brown. Philadelphia for Boston. Virginia. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Santee, Springer, New Bedford for New York iirig Ann Elizabeth, Getchell, Jiri Leigbton, ‘Leighton, Fall paliast, m for New York. ver tor New York in <chr's A Faleoner. Wilson, Providence for New York. i tranton, Palmer, New Haven for Virginia. ticut River for New 8 Snow, Hall, Rocxiand for New York, | ¥ lee Co. inerset for New York. Mayo, Schr Alice © Baker, Somerset tor Kew York, Sehr Elizabeth sezur, Dean, Lane's Cove tor Sew York, with stone to Clary & McManus, Sehr kD Endicott, Kndicott, New Haven for George- lais for New York, with jath to New London for New York. a Sarah Jones 2 Handy, New Bedford for New Bebe Detohi, Allen. New London for New York. Behr Genta ar Bhiven, Providence for Hoboken, Sehr Fi hie H Brown, Rich, Somerset for, New York, t. Northport tor New York. Pawtucket tor New York, more (before reporte south away the mainmast, head of foremast and jibboom and | sustained other damag ashore on Pere, were sole Haven on the I | contracied to deliver her cargo, 3 tous marbie, in Bos: ton. | re for Pawtucket, coal lade Haven J4th inst ld zy ‘Pred rr “sherman, Providence for New Behr Old Zack, Mathews, Pawtucket for New York. Bast ‘iver ‘yesterday | damaged and the cargo is all safe. Scar Hexey Means, Car}, at Charleston Mth from Baltl- ed), encountered heavy gales trom the h and east on the deh and 10th inst, in which carried Scar Haxxan M Buewt, Buell, from Zaza for New York ba gy reported), put into Charleston April 14 for re- airs, | Eheed a heavy gale of wind from the s mainmast, mizzenmast, booms, gaffs, sp: Iker, sad 4 ceived much other injury. ving on the 12th inst, in lay 32 40, Jon 7 B. by ; of Bangor, auction at Vine; th'inst for $51, tod R De la Mar, whe has ‘Tue HULL AND Spars of brig Nmwaukee, \ Scar Lucia B Ives—Pilotboat Tesaac Webb, arrived up | yoqueraay, and reporw:—april 12, 4PM, lat4027, Jon 35, spoke schr Lucia B Ives (of Sag Harbor) irom Phila with satis ali blown hour. "Oftered to tow 300 stroke to pleces and leaiin | him in, but he thought he could repair sails «nd get into e port. "igoun GW Batrr, from Portmonth for Boston, lost fore» mast in lower harbor Ith Inst, and was towed back by w, Boston for Philadelptia. | 1 New | ainer Clara bateman. Sour Presipenr, from Harts Island for Riverhead, LI, | with a cargo of lime, is supposed to have taken fire in | Plum Gutand sunk with the captain id two men, Some Jonny K Smaw, Cox, no’ Baltimore, is the sehr which collided with’ the ‘Nor bark Kliser in Hampton Roaos on sunday, | no signal lights | played by her Capt Cox claiins that uy foisted, and that only one fight was dite, ht was dis reen ade light ait—whick eouid not irection whence he came, His vessel seen from the is now undergoing repairs and is quite as seriously in- jured as the bark. endeavoring to effect a settlement. Capt Cox was in Norfolk Wednesday, Sone Victonta (of New London), for New Vale, from New York, went ashore on Hart Isand Point about 2 AM 17th inst. The Captain and one eo cre® (the cook) were drowned while endeavoring pol, ty dor anchor out. There is,no light on this it ce one of the most bi of the EM Barrett, Captain J Monk, and ot Adena, came to ihe rescue, and ‘it is te thelr prompt and humane exertions f the crew were saved. ‘the Vie. to be Jeaking RI ag] on her A ap the atom, and when off pier No poh | Scum May bays Me, in Boe hs hia be Been purchased by came in Writh a canal bost in tow of tus Oore aa ten fhe armor bad et we or SS ind brought tome north end of Governor's Tian Licu?em Aueer, a salt, white qioe Ro hw the East Ri esterday, and when 7. was towed Under by the te itty toda Trojan 8 New Onieans, Apri ce ee nant wane a Soaity ruin’ and ad Ror cod it ldod fast alg In afew momenta. No hives marelaet The cargo, val at as 60,000, 18 @ total loss. The steamer will probably Hasepad, April 17—The reported sinking of the Amer can fish g Ogee J F Huntress is untrue. The sal who told the story to the American Consul here away from the Huntress at Prospect on Wednesday. Miscellaneous. The steamship City of Tokio (at first named City of Yedao) will be launched May 2 at Chester, Pa, The City | of Tokio is @ sister ship to the City of aaa tons. Tux Hut of the hr Palma, wrecked On Se ta Feats ut has been purchased by yiruce in New Bediord. The vessel is uow at. Viney Mee on rem rettotd. he will be towed to New Bed built at Booth- ir John Parker, | ford for repairs. 1, of Bocknor’ 30.62 ton ‘Gloucester, tor $882 eo nals pine -ARKLING Bi pa ft Rockport, 24.75 tons, at Hdgecombe, Me, in 188), has been’ cold to Mr Mark Lane, of Gloucester, for $003. Sutracripinc—At Belfast, Meares W & A M Nash are to build two 3-maste: each, one to be 425 tons commanded by Rick ae P Strout, the other by Captain | rey Wma Lip ee we = oe ag eee s bark of 700 tons and Moses Nas! brig’ of as BARE aee: work has Commenced in all the ship- yard Geol W Jackman, Jr, of Newburyport, has contracted with George C Loud & Co, of Boston, for a ship of 1400 tons, to be off in January. Newrort, Ry April 17—The schr Jennie © Russ was successfull ted, after so many trials. yesterday, and has proces eto Port Jefferson, Ll, trom which she will hereatter hail. Noverty in Suirsuipinc—The New London Telegram says:—"A vessel is being built at East soston without a frame as an experiment, the hulk being made of spruce logs a foot aquare and fastened together every six inches by inch Ci, ee feet long. Forty per cent less of ‘wood is to be in her construction than im an ordi- ree vocal other: capacity, and it ixexpected that it will be ‘less lable to dveay 1 Jan vesseis with frames, while any leak in her can be stopped from the inside.’ VesseLg SoLD—The following 18 a list of vessels re- cently gold Jn Hurope :-Merchant, 1176 tons, built at East Cn Badystone, 1083 tons, built at New- cH Soule, 1043 tons, built at sta, 1925 tons,’ built at iaatry, 1106 tons, m bal Ne Seat ¥, Medford, By i oh ‘Le Baron, 97 tot " Hanty ort, Ni: ani |, £9,250 Tiber, Ce built wt howton i 4 aa elo, 14 fon, bat at je tons, bui at at Bgston in 18, 1,000 Mary he ies 1067 tons, built at pete SI tons, built ae Bath, Me, in nd Haines, 972 tons, built at New ‘York in 1826, 25°900:° Tanjore. 465. ton built at Medford, Mass, im 18%, Ei, 20 Defthaven, 971 tons, built at Brewer, Me, in ;, Covings, 88k tons, built at Bath, Me, in 1 "1283, | tens built at Bath, Me, In 88, eat Premier, i116 ton built at Bangor, Me, ‘in £8,700; Gov Lanigion. 1 tons, built at Portsmouth, NH, Nii in 1864 £7000; ridal Wave, | 385 tons, built Essex, Conn, in’1854, £1,7: Notice to meaghaioes: BAY OF BENGAL—CEYLON—SOUTH COAST—SOUNDINGS NEAR TOIN? DE GALLE, Information has been received of the existence of a bank of peenan et. varying from 20 to 31 fathoms, at dis- tances of trom 15 to 30 niles southward of of the south point of Ceylon, and seaward of the bank skirtng the Const heretofore considered to be the outer edge of sound nus. ‘fhe western edge of this bank {s 28 miles to the south- eastward of Point de Galle. From that position, sound: {ngs with, a bottom of fine sand and rock extend 9) miles in'a continuous Iine, or between iat 540 N and lon E, and art and Jon 8? 58 Bs if B; order ott the Bureau of Navigation. yO H WYMAN, Commodore USN. HyJrographer, ws Hydrographis’ Ofies, Washingion, DO, March 24, Whalemen. . Ale ter trom Capt Tinkham, of bark Charles W gan, of NB, reports her March 1, lat2 N, lon 12 W, with no oil since lastreport. All well, and to be at Fayal in a Me on Spoken. Ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borden, from London for New York, March 31, lat 48 52, lon 1 an! ee ‘London for New York, March 20, lat 50, lon 4 ship Annie Pee | Bp. fom Bremen for New Orleans, on Al ae lat 52 28 N, Fee eto eons, trom New York for Zanzibar, Mareh jon. now Ww. ee Bo! tivia (Br), New Orleans for Corunna, March 2, WNW of Cape Florida. Bark White Rose g(t of ‘New York, steering SE, March 1, Jat 939 N, lon 33 Bark Thames (Br), Couves, from Boston for Adelaide and Dunedin, March 30, lat 28 47 N, lon 49 03 W. Bark Lucy’ Viek (Br). from Galveston tor Liverpool, April 2, lat 27, lon 79 35 (not 29 35), Wind at sunset NE. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Heratp London Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and ail foreign vessels trading with the United Suites, the same will be cabled to this country tree of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Steamship Goethe Aground in the Elbe—Ship Aurora Abandoned at Sea-— Bark Skirner at Falmouth and Brig Ida at Plymouth in Distress—Arrivals and Departures. Lonpon, April 17, 1874. Steamship Goethe (Ger), Toosbury, from Hamburg 16th ‘inst tor New York, is aground in the Elbe with ma- chinery damaced. Ship Aurora (Nor), O:sen, from Pensacola for Liver- pool, was abandoned at sea April 8. The captain and part of the crew were rescued by ship Jobn Mann (Br), from New York for Antwerp, .and landed at Dert- mouth. [The Aurora registered 791 tons, and was bullt at Bergen (Norway) tn 1866, from which port she hailed.) Bark Skirner (Nor), Arveskong, from Havre for United States, put into Falmouth to-day for repairs, having ex- perienced the late hurricane, and lost fore and maintop- masts, and nad bulwarks and part of stanchions stove. (Another report says foremast and mainmast sprung.) Ship Fortune, Taylor, arrived at Mauritius March 25 from Calcuita slightly damaged. Brig Ida (Nor), Halvarsen, from New York for Elsi- nore, put into Plymouth to-day with bulwarks stove in and jibboom carried away, loss of boats and sails split. Bark Lalia W (Br), McNeill, from Baltimore, arrived at Queenstown to-day, experienced heavy weather and lost the mate overboard. ARRIVALS, Arrivea at Liverpool April 17, ships Admiral Prinz ‘Adelbert (Ger), Liebauer, Pensacola; Transit, Percy, Charleston ; bark Vision (Nor), Thorsen, Galveston. Put into Falmouth April 17, bark Skirner (Nor), Arves- kong, from Havre for United States (see above). Arrived at Cardiff April 16, steamship Pembroke (Br), Williams, New York. Arrived at Glasgow April 17, steamship Caledonia (Br), Sidey, New York. Arrived at Hartlepool April 17, ship Tlos (Nor), Schon- berg. Pensacola. Arrived at Dartmouth April 17, shiv John Mann (Br) Brown, New York for Antwerp. Arrived at Moville April 17, steamships Sidonian @n, Henderson, and Victoria (Br), Hedderwick, New York tor | Glasgow. Arrived at Plymouth April 17, brig Ida (Nor), Palvar- sen, New York tor Elsinore (see above). Arrived at Queenstown April 17, ship Glencoe (Br), Palmer, San Francisco; barks Carlotta (Itai), Bella- monde, Baltimore ; Lalia W (Br), McNeill, do. Arrived at Limerick April 17, bark M Smith Petersen (or), Knudsen, Baltimore. Arrived at Havie April 16, bark Autocrat (Br), Healy, Charleston. Arrived at Elsinore April 14 brig Svalen (Sw), Nord lander. New York. Arrive Bremen April 14, bark Susan M Dudman (Bn), Durkee, Philadeiphia. Arrived at Aarhuus April 14, bark Fides (Ger), Scnultz, Philadelphia. Arrived at Alicante previous to April 17, bark Stag Br), Kerr, New York, Arrived at Mauritius March 26, ship Fortune, Taylor, Calcutta. SAILINGS. Sailea from Liverpool April 16, ship Savannah (Ger), Tabelman, United States; bark Activ (Nor). Jacobsen, New York. Satled from London April 16, bark Majestic (Br), Evans, United States. ‘Sdiled from Gravesend April 17, Marie, for Philadel- phia. Sai.ed trom Queenstown April 16, brig Riverside (Br), Bragg (from Dublin, having repaired), Pnilade|pnia, Sailed from Stettin April 16, steamshiv Franklin (Ger), Dehnicke, New York via Copenhagen and Antwerp. Sailed from Hong Kong April 12, steamship Japan, Freeman, San Francisco via Yokonama (due at the tor- mer port May 18). Foreign Port: Asrixwatt, March 20—Arrived, schrs Mary Chilton, aelpia Catthayena; Apri JG Wright. Meull, Pita! reh 26 barks Jennie Cobb, Small, Clenfuego a) ‘2 Hcnwote (Br), Hoepman, San bias: pehrs Collins, Endicott, Pascagoula; Kate Rommell, vie and Parepa, Packard, Cientuegos, Pe ad April 4—Arrived, bark Cleone, Maloney, Derantone Bar, April 8—arrived, bark Constitution, Love, San Pedr Watch 1s—In port bark Jane A Falkinburg, bi ner, Gunn, Arrived, steamabips Olympia ( London ‘(experienced strong _w erly heavy seas the entire passage); Chase, troin ore (and Maile; on return at ee . Pont Havaxsaury. 1 17 fn por amship Somer- set, for Boston. detained by ice, INGSTON, JA, re iy tise hee beige Jane Frances (Br), Jones, New York ; 3ist, Neilie bsg Ashbury, do i'l, steamahip: Ktha tir), Beker, de’ cand sailed. 3d eg bark Hans hock Sates, °f tae. the _ (Bri, Haynes, do; vagal Tomatriveds brig Agnes Barton, rein port, barks Norton Stover, Sherman. jatieras, idg; Acadia, tor do, do; brigs Knigh stim for eek Api north of te Ate New Orleai 4th, Corn ERS sen, New Orle Koln (*), Ringk, New York. Place | 3A, Donuiny April trom New New York (an ‘Morse, Macabi Tolan “Abe Fateshi 2 ec | toured State Reunion. Curtis, Key West; Aprit2, Con- | quest, Small, € New Orleans; 2d, Agost New Orleans via Ke; leans; 2d, Gaelic @), Hazleton, Pensacola; 8d, Glesecke, Charleston, led 3d, Draper, Rogers, Mor- | York; Hudson, delphia Yor Yorks eaniebe.: Brunswick, Ga; D nambuci Roads, ldg. sourmamPron, April 3—Sailed, Leipzig (), Hoffman, Baltimore from Bremen. rest ‘The Live Oak bark (of Yarmouth, N_ ports: March 9 passed the hull of a black outside and white side; round ile distant was a mass of rig) ing, masts and sails; also what appeared to be tierce of you, Lewis, fr: ine: BOSTON, April 17—Arrived, stea Billings, Liverpool via Phila ey ce Colburn, d (Br), Coll gnu for ih rhe to Load ee jaltimnore. Enberteo Go Cork. (ot, ae tale raphed). Witlets, Da ton, Savannan br B Fre! Diep; schra Hattie O Donahoe, Warren. Me, AB Perty, Lool Kempt, for New York: lath, Union, Dolliver, do for do. ll—Arrived, schrs John Went- | worth, Kent, Jacksonvill Torbet, New Yor! deine (Fr), Bologne; schr H L chr Zetampat, Brunswick, Ga, to lond tor GA. son, St Jobn. ay vd ts ae jor Richmond, Va. wick, Trenton; ith, KE Ga, ; Orion, Smith, ew, York. schrs Thomas Bot Gandy; R bal To Sarah CO Surge, Warwick; Sunbeam, un id Tempest, Lagey. for trenton: E Wt haxter, Lampkert T Fleming, W wan Putnam, Bi New Yor! POE Galveston tor New York (and procee Ne: gon, Mayo, Balti smithy Thos W Haven, Pott ter, a Read, Benson, Paige, Hilliard; Ann f sipple, B ‘Revenue, Pht ney Sareh ones, Handy nay 8 Metcal ‘ f Nickerson Epianey: 4 Af Brainal Elizabe: 3 Alin Eagle, o eeiley. New Fors. | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1874.—TRIPLS SHEET. gone Eva 8 Yates, Savi Bake scnge Sy ti Mi elug hits nd 'sindpe Foote, New York. Srmal Ri a ANTWERP, aprlt earrived. ey Munce, Berenteen, New Orleans. Sailed 2d, Malta, Mann. New York. Aeros, Maoh nna -Arrived, Geo Peabody, Morrill, ist, Laurita, Menke, Charleston. ‘Voenpuan, April’ l—Salied, Carolina Premuda, for New ‘ork. Axorannam March 31—Arrived, Bernhard, Luning, Norfolk, Va. ARENDAL, March 21—Cleared, Esra, Jorgensen, New Be 1A. Magob 9-—Areived., Avon, King, New York. hut, pril 2—Arrived, Hyde ‘Brown, Balti- “inrasr, April $Arrived, Virginia. Bgesto, New York. Benzasr April SoAsiived: etaies Eeeeeh ee rear: + ), Gib4OD, oe New York, eN, March 3l—Arnived, Maria, Zacharie- Bhmornaaven, March 80—Arrived, J W Holmes, Holmes, Waltjen, Philadelphia; April 1, New York. Sailed 3ist, F Reck. arch 2 Arrived, Chas Dickens, Terkel- CaRpiry, pri 2—Cleared, H L Richardson, Anderson, Corsni “ott sen, New Yor! Canis, March 26—Arrived, J 8 & LC Adams, Samoson, N jeans. Doven, April 1—Passed, Helios, from New York for El- sinore. Dat, April 2—Arriv. and Roma, Gazzolo, London Leach, Hartlepool! for Santos (and pany anchored), JH eeyrene Christensen, for New Fork; L Warren, In port Sd. Carbone, Ansaldo, trom London for New Yor! net Si “Abby Byerson, Dunkerton, from Mobile for a nwod 24. Nora, Nellson, rom a Tesennols toe London; Mary. Shelbarre, trom Bal! nL, S—arrived, ape, npo, Hisletrom, Baltimore. Cleare Nh Peers B, ‘Burbegalal jew York; Salvador Comogli, Misl Kisixore, March 30—In the sound, Guardian, Amos, leans for Reval. a April 3—Sailed,S C Blanchard, Meadey, Eizxrwoon, April 3—Arrived, Agnes, Barrett, Galves- ‘GipnantaR, March 2%—Arrived, Belle, Broome, New nd cleared for Corfu). Griascow, April 2—Saated, Rhea a Thompson, from Greenock same d: ay). He Saeed April2—Arrived, Exaudi, Heberg, Pen- ola. “Gninaey, April 2—Arrived, Simone, Stelia, Macagli, New York. euros, March 30—Cleared, Boschetto, Dodero, New March S0—Arrived, Olaf Glas, Nernst, New Slat, Pereire «a, Danre, New. York;' John Francisco; Sainuel, Watta ty ‘tiyler, Vestwate: ‘or! Jadiz Hetvorr, March %1—Arrived Contes, Egge, New York; Emma, Ludovich, do: Martha, Yachariawen, ostina 5, Pletraprant, New York. eared 24, Hafvruen, Larssen, New Yor! Hout, April. 1—Arrived, ),Gungner, Ettveldi, Portland, 0, March ¥0—Arrived, Ludwig,’ Christoffers, Meier, do; ey ington ‘ekin, pad Philadel, ‘Arrived at Tierra cus ase octom Maleen't "DENSA eoue an Livenrroot, April 1—Arrived, Jean Batters (a). Bares. ‘West; Victoria, Warren, w C Jennings New York; Wi teat Isabella, Beryman, do; Hebe, (s), Thompson, New York, Cleared bd Matheson, Richmond, Entered out Ist, Hecla (s), tig’ Fernandina. Cleared 4th—Miml, Thian, an, Philadelphia. Entered out Ist, H' Adelstein (), M Apes, New Yo Gaelic (), Jennings, do; 4th, Tidal Wave, Ree poitiled trom Gravesend 24,'Hakon, Acelstein (8), Muller, 01 Laon, March 2%—Sailed, Amalia Gargiolo, Jac- carino, New Yor! Ph Nixssina, Maren 23—Satled, Hornet; Hopkins, Phila | to ith, Bounding Billow, Reynold: NEWCASTLE, April 1—Cleured, ‘Bou ‘ork; Prinds, Carl, do; 2d, Ezu. do. ‘Eneered out sist, Edith, Gott, San Franelsco. joston. ITERDAM, March PL aCeared, Ellen Rickmers, Wal- Rorre tors. New York ; A arch ST Dexter, Philadéipnia, | ori berg | ‘alisman, Blacktord, Per- | | Vansant, Philadelphia; B HM Warford, Sprague, Por 2—In por, Anna Naria, for Hampton | 7 | erty, Nlokerson: James Rio. JANEIRO, ved. George Kol Sailed vith, ae ool, Eden, Galveston. Santos, Fe a +) sana wren , Savannah: bark Tere bama, hist St John, NBs Oliv Hréae Win Wind Lio and Paolines tor chored off here last night and proce: weer or puay, RG, Ist, Robt Morrison, Leave: New York: ‘Aprils | Oita, Het incenza (¥), Bretich, New York; Fama, Murphy, Boston; Daniel | lo; City of stichmond,’ Brooks; 'Oceunte w. Kiddie, and Grahams Foley, Clapp, New York: bean- dinavian (), Smith. Portland, Me. qAtzived at Holyhead 24, Uuicorn, Horn, Liverpool for alveston. LoNvox, April 1—Arrived, Chinaman, McKenzie, New Knight, do; 2d, Willtain, Hilton, Phila. | rk; Sd, 1d, Boston. ly ‘omicich, New | Bare Verpiank’s. Poin | Verpiank’s dete tavernas wi; Nel nis; sloop Ida areidir s aan | Wm Maclune, Rogers, New York for i |, Teresa " Bosto1 vi nia: Florence Mayo, Hall reba it New Korks ra ‘an omy ano, do arri ean Belle, Mills do_ fo pahannoek liver: Bilver Heels, Newmat jladel| Paton x my Neve tor York for Rew Bedford, <a NOR! Se Raat # Wasnburn; orotany Gale Mdouts 88 oer joboken, | op. Men Tork New York; e obin FortJonnon. oT a esata ey 5 -Arriv rnhard (NG), y, Baltimore ; Bomy Gres: Myon, dor Lk fol? ate Wokeast™hanes BuetteNporE: Well; Snowdlake, Brown T J Seward, ri “Appickate ‘and. Qrnetta, Hardy, Virginia; O 8t John, Parsons, Bouth: iled—Senrs ED Endicott, Amesbury; Sarah J Gur- Bey, Gurney, and Francis Barron, Muckridge, New ‘Vth—Arrived, brig Daylient, Marks, Ponce, PR: sehre Guen 2 2 Boy, Bslahi. Ke ‘New York + Benobusst, rine, Salled—Schr Francis Barron, Muckridge, Ni . Peete April ete Mae eS ‘ood ros . Ellzabethport; Empire State, do tor Georges Banks; Salted ane francis awards, New York; Daniet Webster, do: Zack, do; John Hess, ao; Virginia, i ae April 12—-Arrived, steamships Mary Grooker, Providence ; Achil Worth, nd ‘Arion Wheldon, tH Tonawanda, Luna (Norw), Angerse Wilbainn Wilmington, N rpool; sc s Rote L, Hersey. Bunker, Matan Mary ‘Standish gins, ind cleared f for Bath). Also arrives a tn bark Nevada mean eel hiellng Townsend “Risley Now Laver. Below. beige Rornen | (Nor), from Dieppe; Ethel Bolton Op, om from die: » pie unships Equator, Binks Ys eohariettons, atola, rea or Falmouth for orders; bi Dickso tn el schrs 5 8 Hpdson, Henderson; len rehill and Ley Prov’ Lizzie @ Gil- es, Babbitt, Somerset; Geer sae basic uti, Thin Rottnest teat hee er; lg er, Newbury! one} Jolin Middleton, Jr, Townsend, and ova ds Hostons Das Brittain, Carroll; Bast 1a, Grindell, Portamouthy Siorcanvus’ Del april Ine Bare: Jupiter. for Homburg rk or Falsmouth for orders, an- eeded down thie AM, Schr Marflet .N. Miller, Dan Gifford, elen Mar, und 8 8 Hudson for Bostom i \cscd. down this AM. Barks Harmonie. for. Stern), ‘isk, for Hamburg, and yr for Bremens, passe down PM yesterday, under steam: also schra Sarah R Thomas, Dan Brittain, and Panquassett tor Providence, Aid for Salem.’ Arrived this PM, schrs Jacob Kienzle, trom Wood's ‘Lawes, Del, April tA ORM—Brig Liberty, from tor orders, Arrived last evening: also sehr Edi Fe rote a Arawak tie chentisunn fee, Boctined: K Wiihelmioay from Rotterdam, passed In yesterda: Julia Newell arrived y ay PM, and schr W ‘an, tor Philadelphia, ‘sailed tof brigs and schra are here from ‘above waiting | favorabe Weather to proceed. A steamer passed In las night, but no signals were obtained. M2-Barks Casilda, Susan M and others; brigs 8 Geo Gilchrist: Long Reach and LG Madeira are here schr Hattie Simpson, from Sagua for New York; brig Liberty, for do, remains: schr WE, Duryen, trom Can- %, for Philadelphia, has a ROM IS ArHved, ships Angetita (8p). javana ; Nelson (Br), Wels Liverpool: Northern ftapire (Bis Nicuw Dieppe: bark Bunice Nicholas (St), Sinith, Ply mouth: brig Byariet (Br). Owens, Barbados. Cleared—Bark St Albans (Dan), Beck, Barrow. PORTLAND, April 15—Arrived, ‘chr Maria Roxena, Palmer, New Yor Clearéd—sehrs ‘Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, Norfolk: , Swett, Baltimore; Oriole, Baker (trom Gar- Phi adel hia, 6th, schr Rising Sun, Vienna, Md, fot Brunewiek vite. eared ibth, schre Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, Norfolk; Fred Gray, Swett, Baltimore. PORTSMOU1H, April 16—Arrived, schrs Gertrude. Plummer, Hall. Baltimore: George ‘> Perry, Sawyer, from Brashear oniteello, Kennison, Rondout. led 16th, scnrs' Ella Matthews McElwell, Philadel- Phias Jeae Williamson, Seward, New York. BOVIDENOE, APEIL ‘16—Below, Schr Win F Burden, Millie Tele Be wo ‘Adana ialied setts e Mw Hopkins. Rich, Virgin Washburn, Cobb, do; Wm Butler, Know! graph, Priest, Patuxent River, Md? Saran Bruch, Petty, | Philad eiphia (or Georgetown, DO): ‘TJ Little, eae American Eagle. Shaw, do; Wm, Wi lo; Sallie # Ludlam, Liudlam A Parwous ‘A DS eelman, do: ‘Nellie Bloomfeldy Nicholas Mehrhof, Armstron; Point; American Eagle, Dalv, Haverstraw ; | AWFould, Wixon, New York ; Ann Elizabeth, Getenel} dos cull, Vauenxo, March WBailed, Fellcie, Romano, New | Westerloo. Whittaker, New York; Anthony Burton, Joh john Furwourm April,2—Put in, John O Baker, Cushing, | from Antwerp for Philadel Sitied ith, Maas vs), Deddes (irom Rotterdam), New Garek ‘do; Mediator, gon, do; Urbana, Allen, do: Success, Richards, do; tario, arber, do; ne Bliven, do: Cynthia, Name: ardiners do; Black D eee Goldsmith, do; M F Webb, Davis, do; Join ‘Manlove, Ha ard, 19. From below, ellie Grant, Jordan, Wilmingto NG having + repaired). ifr ELY, Aprii 9—Sailed, bark Martha Ride- out, Me! OWAWTUCKET, April 16—Arrived, schrs Lucia B Ives). ohnso! ‘Sulled—Schrs Florence, Sackett, Haverstraw; BB uy H Young, Barrett, and JS Tere pyar jew Yor! HMOND, April 15—Arrived, Steamer Hatteras, Srerrix, March Sl—ailed, Humboldt (), Blanck, New | Earnest, New York. Below, schrs Amos Falkenburg, 15 Plover, Pexzanct ihree casks and a quantity of 1 wo | Fil cocoanut oll have been picked up on Sennen Beach, Near | | Seen Land’s End, and delivered to Receiver of Wreck Cle port. The casks seemed to be old petroleum casks, marked “Mineral Oil Co., other marks uscernible. QUEENSTOWN, A the “mast © however, princy ally of iron, rails, ith March,'in lat 5 N, ton Tt W. shitted tow cargo and repair damage. na gus port (petroleum), foundered March 26, in lat 43 N. lon W3 master a \d part ot crew rescued from four men, lett in her boat. al , Dalzail, tron Doboy about 400 tons, foremast with foreyard standing, painte: to have bevn lately deserted. A ‘Teavy gale, with furl- ous sea at the time, trom WSW Swansna, April 3—WSW, strong, cloudy. The Glenal- heavy gale’ from SW, ut was docked. American Ports. faecal and Win MW. Su thangs 1s © Newkirk, New Haven; H Adelbert, by Seen pee My Passed down--Schrs GR Vreeland, and Jennie Rosa- Baker, (new), Saxon, Reading ueenstow! lercules, Winnett, do; |, Doane, do; Frea T pagtinas Allen, Philadeiphia. Below, ; bark Sarmiento, Moody, Portland; schrs Annie ook, Cook, Savanna via Richmond, Me; Hope On, | Chase, Bonny Bou Koliy, ‘Richmond, ALTIMORE, April 16—Arrived, bark Martha (Greck), popiaas apis Clea aut ris. Willinore, Hobokent 31 Will ms Newbury, do. vor Arrived, schrs Julia E | Sailea 16th, bark Glen Alby BRUNSWICK, Ga, April Josephine, Fickett, Mill- neh, Gul ‘idge ; Lal iver. ‘Cleared Lith, bark ioophaniet (Ger), Nisen, Niousre uller, Hart, Fall ind Wille Treat Date. New York, Sailed Ath, sehr: hrs it K Pecker, J Batchelder, Yarmouth, \lison, Me. BOOTHBAY, Aj tt 13—Arrived, schrs Piero, Kelley, NS, tor Philadelphia: Union, Sawyer, Calaiy BUCKSPORT, April Sailéd 14th, scar Joseph Baymore, Burge, Philadel- hia. PCHARLESTON, April 4—Arrived, brigs Win H Parks, we RE patience (put in for a harbor)’; | diaight, Willett, New ‘Gleared—Bark. Lyman Cann (Br), tines ees Berernouls N, April 11—Cieared, bark Thos "o Seed OD ren Wilmington, NC (not as before reported). ‘Arrived, schrs Harp, Wyman, April 1 B sargent, Sargent, Sedgwick (to load Cleared 12th, keohr Levi Hart, Giles, EDGARTOWN, April 15—Arriyed, ER, April 14—-arrived |, schrs Surge, War- Babcock, Tomlin, Brunswick, New York; brig J Leighton, Leighto nia; Zuletta Ken= fen, Allen, Philad Fon, Buckingham Alida, Brown: Imozene Diverty. ison, Harris, and Palladium, Ryder, New tk, Gritty Philadelphia, 1oth—Arrived, schrs New Regulus, De Witt, Port John- | wMalled=Schre 8 i tea Lth—Sailed, L Simmons, Gandy, Riley; B Smith, Boman; eat # seaigedinieesdc ire an Mabie Hiams, New ESTER, “ape Cleared, bark Director (Br), Shainper, St John, ‘Arrived ioth, sehr Col Cook, Bearse, New York. GEORGETOWN, SC, ‘April Arrived, schrs. Wm But- itimore; Lith, ae aud Barbone, Davis, ‘leston; lth, EV Glover, Inj w Yor! Cleared 10th, seh Ann Dole, ines, ondout; i ee Mawley, Moore, Baltimore ; Nelle Carr, French, delpbia: Lehman Biew, Vangitder, New Yor! rk. ANOLA, April 1S—Sailed, sche Washington, Berry, EST, April 17—Arrived, steamship @ W nee ‘Aprii H—Arrived, sehr Garnock, Mooney, NORFOLK, April 15—Arrived, schr Franklin Bel, Col New 01 NEW bg Hone April 16—Arrived, sohr.Wm Thomp- jt ore. nailed—Schrs Chas EB. Hanson, Phi elphiay leaton, Phinney; '8 K ra, Fi jounson, a e'Baratl ‘and Gold speach, April 2—Arrived, John Masterman, Ingram, Pensacola, AmsTeRDAM, March 31—The ¢ Colorado, Ingraham, ea arrived at Nieuwe Diep yesterday from New York, lost pa in the Roads, and has been brought.) into port | pol Cork ; Birkby. (Br), Allen, Liverpool; bark DC Mur- 0 tugs. | fatmourn, April 3—It blew a violent western i kale all night, during which toe bark Johan (Si from Antwerp for P! brig Golden | oetra exes: aud | | hie we), Nyatrom, adelita, was in collision with the ‘rington, from Sunderland tor Venice, doing cone erable damaze to the latter vessei. at tng New York and Ohlo;” no They have apparently not been long in the water. Some ‘oose pieces of wood have | Philadelphia for Boston ; Emma Crosley, Baltimore for algo been picked up. apparently burnt, Por (Mason) of the Gainmne @), Irom Liverpool for Boston, (with. & cargo, consisting. ports:—On the cargo, lee rail under waiter, split sails through the stern pipe and bore up tor eneral | mate walt Queenstown to S), from New York ‘one of | boats, on the 28th, by the Aino, Wirpi, which today trom Baltimore; the remainder of arrived here re- | vessel, apparently | Bea yi Nh. stern; about ha’ tt | gre Louisa The vessel appeared 1 ‘om Doboy for Bideford, while lying mm the Mumbles Roads last evening in slipped both anchors about 5 P M and ran for the harbor, Indocking she ran into the steamer Valindra, carrying away her mainmast and doing other damage. | Fotan ‘Amherst, Neon es up, schrs Wm Board- | gona, mon ra Samaria (Br). ‘Nereus, Bearse, New York; brigs Kildare Caibarien; Open Sea, Hatch, Hoboken; schrs George M Bradtord, Ree Savannah; L M Jenkins, Jenkins, Virgini P Frye, Doane, do; " Havre; 7H Atw | Agile, Roberts, Baltim wood Daren varvis, Georgetown, DC; [aa 6 Bullard, Parvere, Baltimore; Wm allen, | saaee) Bessie three brigs boun Seteamer Wm Crane, Howes, Baltimore via | River; Jas | A ! yenting Mental the Vitat Biren h and Nervous Power CTR ¢ Vital Strength and Net of building uj fina’ the ived, brig Mansanilla, Ben- | Te has no e alg on ne as ‘of the. sent, post free, for Waverley place, New ork. | returnes A —HERALD BRANCH OFFIO EB, BROOKLYN, COR i a, March S°—Arrived, Axel, Bentzen, Philadel- | eee A phisy atst ‘Achilles, Retz, New Volo tlurkey)it6 FebiS“Arrived, Red Rose, McAlien, New York. aera April —Sailed, Truro, Burris, Philadel- | pitia saaled—Schrs Searwille, Hart, New York Lula Lynn, Insley, Osborne's, to load for yilmington Del. aoe KLAND, Apri rt a schrs, Nautilus, Crock- Philadelphia; 9th, Whitten, do, ff Florida, Thompson ; Com: Kenney, Tolman, New ‘York; } Binokingtons Gem, Thomas,’ and Bengal, 3, di SAN FRANCISCO, April 9—Salled, ships McNear, Car- ray F Fuller, Honolulu, AVANNAH, April 11—Arrived at Tybee, bark Pawa- ! snick (Br), Musterd, Buenos Ayres; schr M' i: Simmons, — for Charieston, put in for a harbor, Balled— Brig Han, Miguel (Sp), Santa Cruz Ja Patm: ILLS, Ga, April li—Artived, sehrs Loretto Willey, Savannah; David Clarkson, Ireland, red llth, schr Thos Fish, Watts, New York (eo VINEYARD HAVEN, ae 16—Arrived, brig Hen ny | panes Halifax for New York; schs Jennie N_ Huddell do, and Bramhall, Weehawken for ‘tiahd ; T Bene- dict, Wien Cove for do; Mashaska, Philadelphia tor Seco; H Williams, do’ for Nantucket; Abbott Law: rence, Port Johnson for Salem T Rowland, Houtoh tor New York (arrived isth); Sarah J Brighe? Newburyport for utiage mula: fishing schrs Cynosure, of Book Bay: Charles Haskell, of Gloucester; Mary Amanda and Christian L, of Duxbury, and A Dow, of Monhegan, bound South mackerelling. Sailed—Brigs Marshal Dutcn, Hit jilvery and British im anne (Br); schrs E A Stevens, Clara, Caledonia Bo, Heads ea Rover, Onward (uelandy ‘Lookout. rescott,, Madagascar, Presto, Garland, | Alexandri Bonny, Tvon Northern, Light | Sparkling, som, 3 Kendrick, Fish, Flora King. © Carroll, 8 J Lindsey, Wm Duren, Eva H Lewis, ary 'H Westestt, FA Colcord, Uhallenge hallénge (Mitcheil), Martha Weeks, Lottie, Ma: A Johnson, Nathaniel Btevens, E onard, Oroztmnie. Annie Gus, Amelia Tantamount, A Peters. fred © Holden, Laura, H Billings, Annie’ K ton, Pero: | Atmenias “Bartlett, Maund, Lon, Frank and Emily, Fawn, | Newport (Br), James S Shindler, R 8 Miller, is T Cotting? ham, Helen Johnnie, Meserve, Guiding Stat, J A Potter, Alaska, H rd, Ida Lewis, Red Tioket. "i'M Saw: er, Hetaiy, Nelson, Osseo, HG Sawyer, Trenton, Fakes, Lamartine, “Hudson, Waterloo, N A'Farwell, A 1H Whitte- more, Ohiver Jameson, © W Etwell, Wm Gill, Funite Mitchel, Gentile, aM nisley, elson, rm Grane’ Mair a" 7 George Osborne, Annic Biles. ‘arr, | Fayton Caroline Cramoer, | Watchinan, Ring Dove, James 8 Watson, 8t_ Elmo, 8 8 | Hart, George A Pierce, A. T Rowland ‘and sarah @ | Bright. 19th, AM—No arrivals. Sailed—Brig Henry Perkins; schrs Abbott Lawrence, | Sandy Point and Onward. ‘WILM 0, April 15—Arrived, bark Theodore . London; brig Zawa (Nor), Ommanilser, schrs oe i shaw, Watts, Rockiand, Me; 'WEHAM, ‘ApH IS-Arrived, schr aan Gurney, Satled Ath sehr Angler, Beste, New Yor RD, April) 16—sailed, sehr "Dantel Morris, squires; New fore _ MISCELLANEOUS. A FAMOUS. VITALIZING ING TONIO, IN INVIGORATOR AND RESTORATIVE. The most perfect ever discovered and the best in the Ms world. 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