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10 THE STATE CAPITAL | 4 Tweed’s case, now Appeals. several ve on what they eall reliable authority, that a decision wil! soon be rendered in favor of tne alien chie!, by which be will be liberated from Biackwell’s Isiand. As usual With ramors concerning decisions by that Court belore their promulgation, this Was & mere winddag of the gossipvers. THE UNDERGROUND TRLEGRAPH BILL. ‘The hearing betore the Assembiy Committee on Cities on the Underground ‘Teiegraph pill, which Was adjourned trom last Thursday, was coucluded to-day, Messrs. Grosvenor P. Lowry, George b. Prescott and Frank L. Pope appeared for the Western Union Company. General Marsnail Lel- ferts. President of the Gold and Stock Company, | and E. B, Grant, Vice President of the American | The Latest Aspect of the New Charter Movements. Governor Tilden Desires a General Law. vistrict Company, were also present, Air, Pres- cott Was exainined at some length, = an interesting account of the | i a Radoenon Png city teiegrapnic systems, j * - | 9 ich he made a carelul examina. | A Grace, Mercy and Peace” Con: tion some two years since on benalt of | the Western Union Company. General Leflerts explained the system 0: \he Goid and Stock Tele- graph Company, and the eflect the proposed change would have upou the pecuilar system and instruments employed by that company. All the representatives of the diferent telegraph companies Were unanimous in (he opinion that the eflect of a compuisory iaw requiring the wires to be Jaid underground Would be disastrous so far as existing telegraph organizations are con- cerned, especiaily to the local communications of New York and Brooklyn, which comprise abour ioe of the entire mileage of wire in those vention Held. TUE INSPECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS’ BILL. | ALBANY, April 8, 1875, The discussion on the New York Charter bill, | ‘prung upon the House so adroitly on Tuesday | aight, coutinues to occupy the attention of legts- jators bere. There is a marked change, however, Jn the ioud boasting of friends of the measure as | Xo ultimate success, The temporary flush of vic- THE PROCEEDINGS. Nory, us exhibited in the manouvres of SENATE. Husted, his republican backers, and the aemocrats who came to the assistance RES AR ALBany, April 8, 1875, ‘The Senate reassembled at hull-past seveo P. M., and considered tne following bills :— ‘To amend the laws for the incorporation of vil lages. Third reading. Providing for the incorporation of religious sc- cleties, Third reading. ‘vo prevent the adulteration of, and trame in, | ‘of the minority, has passed into a quiet contem- plation of whatiuture movements may develop. (nave taken considerapie trouble to-day to ascer- tain Governor Tilden’s exact position oo the bill. Tue distinguished gentleman himself could pot be | induced to express a direct opinion as to its mere | its or demerits, He 1s, in fact, opposed to the in- | terviewing process, 00 the ground that such con- rs te impure milk, Third reading. Versations, given in an oficial capacity, are | “Relative to rhe meorporation of telegraph com- Deneatn the dignity of the Executive. The Gov- | pames, Third reaaing. ernor has also an apparent distaste for thrusting | Be oe to the militia of the Jorward his personal opinions trequently beiore | “ Autnoriging the several towns 1m this State to the people, as he abnors the notion of being orac- | maintain certain actions against railroad cor- 4 " 8c; ne vl perauons, Third reading. Ularly consulted on all occasions wnen public | PYi yi appropriations for the maintenance of Matters come up tor analysis, I have talked to- | the canals, ‘Third reading. Might, however, with intimate friends of | ‘wane Be gr ee pos or aged the city of 7 > vi miliar | New York by striking tuereirom the propose the Governor who are entirely familiar | ty enue 1a, was considered in committee of the | With his sentiments on the subject Of | wnoie and ordered to a third reading. this latest Charter Dili; they emphatically adjourned, allege that Mz. Tilden ts opposed fo the measure gu principle. He is understood to be against any movement taking the shape of legislation for the Denelt of one political clique to the advancement efanother. In this connection he seeks to plant himself upon the same principles as intimated in ASSEMBLY. — EVENING SESSION, The House reassembled at hall-past seven P. M., and proceeded to busicess. | Tne Senate bill to amend the act to authorize hus opposition to the Costigan bill, If the people | the consolidation of railroad companies was read pt New York city or any other city in | and passed. the State, want a change in their charter, The House then went into committee and took up the bijl to suppress intemperance and regaiate the sale of intoxicating liquors, being a license law. Mr. BOWEN moved to strike out the first section, Saying tnat the present law was sauisiacsory in bis section atleast. Carried, Mr. STAUF Moved a reconsideration. Carried. ‘The question then recurred on the motion to strike out the first sections. Alter some debate, witnout taking @ vote, the bill was progressed, The committee then resumed the consideration of the dill to repeal the act providing for estab- | lishing the Daily Register for the publication ol | | Juaicial proceedings and legal notices in New York. | ‘The motion pending was on the motion of Mr. Vedder to strike out the utle of the bill, Consid- erable debate ensued, in which tt was broadly | deciared that the Dally Register was nothing more | nor less than a draud and a swindle. Jt tran. | spired that the publishers were in tne habit of sending botices to parties Who had inserted ad- vertisements In other papers to the effect that Re favors a general law by which this work can be accomplished. It will be recollected that dar- lng the contest on tne Costigan bull Mr, Davis, Who, Lo doubt, represented Governor Tilden on the floor of the House at that time, introduced a resolution providing for the appointing of a com- mission, consisting of Mr. Charles O’Conor and pthers, to drait a suitable general law as to the chartering of cities and towna througnoat the Biate. Governor Tilden 1s, tuerefore, understood to stand upon the broad platiorm of general legis- lation, aud special measures, inaugurated tor personal objects, will be certam to meet with a prompt veto when brought hefore him tor signa- ture. ‘hus stands toe fight to-day, as lar 23 Governor Tilden 1s concerned. Toe ined who are Dehind this oll, however, ieel confident of its | passage, and even go 80 far as to say that they cau putit through over the Governor's | vetu, Political speoulators state tuat the intro- duction of such @ measure simply means # divis- jon im javor of Audrew H. Green. it 18 well known that a very bitter leeung exists between pending beiore the Court of | asserted, | beauty of tue Characters she formed, OBITUARY. AN-LU-TE, EMPRESS OF CHINA. A cable despatch from London, under date of | yesterday, says :—Advices irom China say that one of the widows of the late Emperor died on the 27th of March, The death of Ah-lu-te, the young and recently widowed Empress of China, thus announced, may be regarded, so far as the internal | peace of the Middle Kingdom is copcerned, | as rather a fortunate event. She was pos | sessed of considerable strength of character, | aud tor a Mongolian woman was uncommonly well read. During the brief period that she shared the Dragon throne with Tung-che she exacted from all around her’ the most unqualified re- spect and obedience, and gave promise ‘| of becoming an influential power in the councils of the Empire. The death of her boyish husband, nearly three months since, leav- ing no issue, complicated the question of the succession in sucha manner that the Empress Dowager and the Empress Mother seized the | Opportunity of recovering the power they lost on the occasion of the lave Emperor attaining bis Majority in 1872. These two old and ambitious ladies succeeded in putting aside Ah-lu-te, who, 48 it will be seen, was entitled from the Chinese standpoint to become Regent, The result was most mortilying and disheartening to the young widow, who had a large following among the people, and the treatment she received un- doubtedly had the effect of shorteniny ber days in this world. THE SISTER OF THE MOON. Abelu-te, the siscer of the Moon, came Of an un- fortunate family, She was the auughter of Chung chi, a junior officer in the Haritn College. He wore the bution Of tbe lourtu rank, which Is equal to that ofa preiect of a province, Chung-cui is of Mongolian descent and @ Danuerman of the Piain Blue Banner. He 1s a 800 OF Sald-hanga, who was a hoted oficial at the beginning of the reign of Hien-fung, tue late Emperor’s father. He lost ta- yor, however, by bis iuability to suppress the Taeping rebeilion 1m 1853. Ke Was degraded, and retired ito private life. In 1861 the greater part Of his property was confiscated by the govern- ment. ‘he father of the late Empress was known as having been the first graduate at the triennial examination for Doctor» degree held in 1865, wie and the members of bis harem, ‘that busi- | ness Was undertaken for aim Dowager and the Empress Mocuer, the jormer | being whe childless’ widow of tus father and tue latter one of his®concuoincs; bat the natural motaer ol the young Emperor ‘Ali-lu-te, as stated, was distinguished ior her remarkable intelligence and Jair pefsonal appearance. She was cuvsen by the female regents, togetuer with (nree con. cubines (one of Whom was the aunt of Tung-che), aud op the 16th of October, 1872. the marriage solemnity took piace, attended with great pomp aud splendor, uccording to Tartar customs. At that ume Ah-iuete was eighteen years old, having been born in 1854, The Emperor was two years his junior, six‘een being the age When majority 1s reached ia China. MARRIED LIFE. The young Emperor's married lite, it ts sald, Was free irom cares. He introduced many reforms and Was the first Chinese monarch wuo received joreigh ambassadors Without their going tirough the degrading ceremony of ko-ton. The Empress took part ip Geliverations relative to matters ol State, and her opinions and #ivice were re- garded with great respect, Among anecdotcs told O/ her is this—that one morning shortly after her marriage se Was exhioitgng ber capanility io writing aua making quotations irom books for her husband, who Was greatly pleased with the Walle taus enguged an oficial announced vreakfast. Turn- ing aside with iudigoation sie demanded why she shoula be iuterrupted in the delights of jitera- ture vy such common piace aGairs as eating and | drinking. Early last January Tung-che was at- tacked with smallpox, and Oa the 17th of that month exp: RESULTS OF THE EMPERORS DEATH. This was an unexpected event, and brought for- ward the two ex-Empress Regents, determined to secure a new lease of power. The reguiar pro- ceeding suould be to nominate @ child lor adoption by young An-lu-te, who would become ex-oficio Regent curing bis mioortty. One of the grand- sons vu! the celebrated Prince Kung was regarded sy ya Bt ee ban ee | Green. If | such advertisements inust be publisied under the lat hi requirements of the law in ihe Daily Register. | 4 . 7 ne On the otber band, Mr. WAkuNER maintained | * tu the Finance Department. As # counter move- ment against tue Mayor, Mr. Green is under- Stood to bave originated this vill tor the purpose | of proving bis strengtn in the Legusiature and | thus effectually striking back at his opponent. ‘The charges made against the gentleman by M Kelly in loterview puvlisued in to-day’ HemMALD, that ne (Mr. Green) bad often maine tained political prominence through an alliance ‘With republicans, Can scarcely be a. Mr. Green seems now to-have the republican Birength of toe Legisiature bebind him. This was exbivited in the passage of tue paws Dill in ae Bevate. Tne Gewocratic Assembiy measure, giving control of the depouts to ‘ne Mayor aad Chamberlain, but the republican Sen- Bte inserted tne name of the Comptroller in come Bechkon With the orher two oficials, GRACE, MERCY AND PEACE, Ruwor has veeu busy in Albany during the past twWenty-iour hours as to (he assembiage Of @ coan- that the designation of thi publication nad been made at the reque: the legal fraternity of New | York, and also that judges of that city were in favor of it. Speaker McGume took a similar view ofthe mat- ter. It was sufficient for him to know that ail the | judges of New York thought this mode of publica. | tion of these notices, &c., Fas 4 preper one, and that the existence ol the Daily Register ougnt to be contunued. The motion to strike out the title of the bill was then cerried by 43 to 36, thus killing the Dill. Mr. COSTIGAN moved to restore thi ie of the Dill, and order it to @ third reading, ich was lost. Yeas 43, nays 59, as iollews:— Yuss—Messrs. Badger. Beach, Beardsley. Berry. Brogaa, Brown, Burtis, Coffey, Cooke.’ Costigan, Daiy, Hamisond. Hauschet 1 Ki cafe, MeGow: Bennett, Campbell, Clark: ba wis, Besser, Farrar, | ne jonnson, . Miller, Muller, “O'kecte: Recs. ‘etry. Pope, Prince, Roscoe. Schenck, Shieffelin, | ¢ii Of “grace, mercy aud peace,” aud that Mayor n, Smith, Jaunaxe, W. F. Taylor, West, | Wickham and Comptroller Green will clasp hanas Wiis, Nostmat “over tue bloody chasm.” ‘There has been a large | ,547#—Mesors. Earkiey, Bishop, Bordwell, Bowen, Cab addition to our political groups during tne | Kins, |. J. Campbell, Coie, Comstock. Decker, tly, % two days. The how Fecicsar’ vise Proam, Geliaghar, Osdaey, Greg, Gri pas ays. otels are crowded, and fn, Banrahan, Hinckley. Holmes, Hougtton, Hussey, umong the number at the Delavan afe Mr. | Ives, W. Johgson, Kennaday, . Krack, Law, La donn Morrissey, exX-Suerif? O'Brien, Colonel | rence, Lawson, Lewis, Lincoln, Mackin, Merwin, J. W. Jonn BR. Feilows, Colouel James y and mauler. Fage Pierson, Bi norm. “Ried. Biiseet, seuader, | everal other: Jour atiuek, sor wood, singer! aker, Siaam, | Several others. This Cuarrer will 1s the omly | RUaiuce Srubie O, Taylor, lewkabury, Ved: | New York city measure of any importance which bas cause! aecided eXcitemeat siuce the com- mencemeat o: the session, I am informea to-nigbt (hat No further steps will be taki Tre , Weilingtom, Wenzel, Whitmore, Witoe Fae 2, re, cK, "gne bill was then declared rejected, Adjourned. Ww me irom re) ‘Tilden 1s opposed to the bul, 1 cannot se ach bance jor 1.5 passage. RECEPTION OF SPEAKER BLAINE. | ation than tne dece | Tamored that as tae most likely caodiaate. It Was necessary 1D This case that the cuild should be of a later gever- 4 Emperor, in order to make the adoption consistent, But the old em- press widows had influence enough to secure the me enoice Of the cousin of Tung-che, a iad or tue generation, Whom they adopted themseive: oraer to bring num into the direct line, The name of the new Emperor 15 Tsal-tien, son of Yin Hwan, the Prince of Ob’un, commonly known as the Seventh /’rince, being THE SEVENTH SON ofthe Emperor Toakwang. The boy has not yet reacned the fourta year of his age, His motuer 13 @ Sister of the late Emperor's mot latter 18 aunt irom the outset aud mother by adoption of the new monarch. Besides tus, he ascends the throne as @ son of Hienfung, the an- cient empresses adopting the lad as such on their own and tueir late husbands’ behait In this Complicated condition o1 things, which it is rather difficult to unravel, it will be seem that Ab- lu-te was completely put aside, and that the two bold women ave carried their point and estab- lished themseives in power much in the same dariug %sauner a8 they aid in 1861, The young Empress just deceased took the business very much to heart, and @ few days afterward it was SHE HAD COMMITTED SUICIDE in disgust. She was ciearly entitied to adopt a son and Immediately become Regent. One of Pricce Kung’s sons was the nacural heir, but this would not suit the ambitivuus women who coveted supreme authority. Tranquility was not at all assured, It was tovught puxsibie An-lu-te might bear a sou, who would become the owerlul and aggressive faction, and sbinese mandarin, Li-Huns-Chaog, tt Was well understuodsouly Waited the Opportunity of a Tartar dynastic quarrel to rise aud oy force s Speaker Blaine, who is at present stopping in this city, atsended toe Union Square Theatre last nigut in company with Commissioners Perley aod | ‘Van Cott, and irom there proceeded tothe fire engine station, Eighteenth street, near Fifth ave- noe. Upoa his arrival an alarm was sprung, anc the distinguished visitor suown the men's celerity Le ae im turning out at the cali of duty. He comph- faeuty: ate atm cepeaterncter i year rea geatad | Mented tne Commissioners and the men upon the Its BEI, i eS ee a | highiy eMicient state of our city Fire Department. many Hall is now not a representative democraue | _ MF. Blaine arrived at tne Lincoln Club, No. 12 Institution, but that cenirauzation aod despots | University piace, fiiteco minutes beiore midnigat. Fale its counciis; that # clique of two or three men | Quiet, agreeable andelegant was the reception | tendered him here. A sumptuous collation was parce! out aud contro! ironage abu offices, | laid out in honor of the guest, after partaking of THE Lopsy. Anactive iobby, however, could accomplisn @feat deal. If mfuence of future patronage Q@nd emolument were brougnt wt play but sight chance Of deieat, im my opinion, would exist. The passage ol the bill means o taorouga Upsetting o/ Tammany fall, This isa bign cara to piay ior, OUL Then We snoud have @ decided Split im the democratic party and consequeatiy a | Tepubucan triumph. No such vill could get | ip aud (hat its overturow, as at present mauaged, Woaid be venelicial to the Gemocracy and mark | ll “a coma ol pA ER oy ng == on | | which Professor Clarke im afew brief and appro- i. peomiinaat jonas’ vous be cid | priate remarks introduced to tue members ot the pelied to take 4 back scat. It is aa | ciub the oficial mouthpiece of the American @ge of outcry for honesty and reiorm. Men wnao | People, Boisted tua: banner for ine past toree ye: are | Most likely to coutrol tue poiltics of tae fi The bacaueyed business politician must sie; aside. it is atgued toat Tammany Hall, re- javenated, has taken a back truck iD appointing mea to Office wio lought against thelr coun SPEAKER BLAINE. In @ few weli chosen remarks Mr. Biaine ex- ressed his pleasure at meeting the gentlemen or we Lincoin Ciao, and im suostance said that the heroic eXumpie of New York republicans is worthy of imitation im all tue other States; which lat wy time of J to New "york city, an S who, ween foun ‘ation from the e's ators tat New Togs we: vr are making against fearial odda, He Was in power, acted as bis close ilies, atte Stas Shee went Oe The country democrats are primed effectually with those arguments. [is also ciaimed that & decided disufecuon exists amoug those gentie- Meu on the ground of the treatment which they Feceived from New York members, 10 sitting upon | their vitls Uutl ail legisiation for ihe wetropous | has been atiended to. /hus gous the controversy. To-nignt and next week must briag tue coatest- Bnts to close quarcers. abandoned to the di aoe ats, Whose sympatuizers had, ten years ago to-morrow (to-day) laid down | their urnis at Appomattox. The speaker nad come in contact with many leading democrats in Wasi- | ington, and, while be did not dread their under- new rebeiiion, be believed that if they again attaiued power many issues of the war | | ney nave Ph e aie oe ae Bat = INSFESTOR OF THE PUBLIC WORKS. Could not now be poxsiolc. Mr. Blaine disciaimed | It appears that the Dil ordered to-day to @ third | the intention of entering upoo a political ciscus- | eading iu the Assembly, r of | #00, aud closed his remarks amid @ hearty round | Puolic Works, ought to'u | Of applause, Alter this a numoer of toasts were | necessary ricmarole of invesugation. | offered aud addresses made by various geati Was introduced by Mr. Daly, of New York, some | around the board. ime ago, abd made & special order lor to-<day. | Boulers extraordinary powers, and now reads a JOHN MITCHELL. ltoliuwa :— | | | THE BILL. Ax Act creating the (tice ot Inspector of Public Works ‘The peuple ot the state of New York, represented ia Benate and Assemuly. to epact us tollows:— | SECTION L—=(here shail be an officer kuown ae Inspec- tor of Public Woras, who shall be oppotnted by the Gov- THE PARADE ABANDONED—FUNERAL ORATION To BE DELIVERED IN THE HIPPODROME. A meeting of the Mitchel Memoria! Committee Erior, and may ve Femoved by itim at pleasure. Unseen was held last evening at the Northern Hotel to 15 sooner removed he shail hold tis offee tur and dur- Geverber oy whom he supported, | N€@r the Feports of the various sub-committees, | | be the duty of sueh ofiver to inspect | appoiuted at tue meeting in Demilt Hallion the | d ou bY OF on Geeount of the state or ia previous evening. Mr. Barry reported that the | managers of the Hippodrome had kindly placed | that building at the disposal of the committee for | wate bane aus Panyt? tn apcernor wet0.60-and | Sunday. the 18th tost., and a sad-committee wee | ervor's office, sub, cilom by any person woo | appointed to make ali the necessary preparations wc ee cdcit“ollcet soall have power to inepect ah | SUCK @8 the reserving of seats, locating the such Works. and to 6XAMINe ALY DOOK, acevantor paper | apeaker aud preserving order during the delivery | of the address, A committee was aiso appointed, wd, and tw periorm all eck thereto Which shall be imposed % him by the Governor, tie stall report to the Gov- €rRor upon asi inatters pertaming to Bis office as otien ne in ine cunts of ay public officer or OMY wn Will {alse sweurlay berore such oflicer @ hereby uc | consisting of T. F. Bourke, O'Vonovan Kossu, Slared to be perjury | Jonn Devoy, Dr. Hendervon und James M. Brann, Sac. 4 —Such o'licet may require the attendance of any | to wait on prominent [risa citizens and ask (hem mess belure Lim Whenever in the opimon of the | to 3 a committee to Fecelve subscriptions ior a DUrpuss lie tony taaue subporuae te oe sigs ee | @ Mational testimonial to Mr. Mitchel’ sacuiy. A im, Which shail be served by any sherst® of coustevie | COMmittue Of three was on a to wait upon Lap- red. | tain James Mitchel and confer with him on some Galany neviect : | mnatters importance ia connection win cy oof | demonstration a jous other committecs the peopie of this State the vain of swy uuudred and ity | were yiven charge Of special portions o! t Foliars, aud shalt also be deemed to be guilty of « mie | Separations. ‘ee. 5.—Such officer shall receive an annual compensa- | idea of @ parade has been entirely aban- tod of $6.00, payabie in monthly itsialments out of the | Goned, aod there Will simply be a funeral oration State treasury. He shali also be entitled to be paid b: by Ulatke Luoy, atu @ testimonial lor Feasouable expenses actually incurred tor clerk, Bi mily. the Svcharye if iiPduciea ‘ingunt thereat to, be —_———- ary uf voritied by fis cath y the Comptroiler, tne DAN BRYANT. is and aunt ing pect o the approval, in = tog. Comiptrol Bec. d—Ihis act shall take effect immediately. Dan Bryant, the well known minstrel proprie- it will be seen that under hem J law the Inspector | tor, who lias been lying at the point of dearn, was pow mes ce jhe somewhat better yesterday, aud bis poysicians . last evening stated that if be succeeded in ov nena | fava dafin She, 3 bs nt By Wae some BOt siopt irate dain oe | Meaicul College tor Women took piace last even- arms seize the reius of oe nimseif. death of the young impress dissipates, ing parently, these appreheosions. Prociamations have been issued tm the name of Tsa-len, and up to lutest dates his autnocity was sckneatenees by the representatives of tbe Christian Po The latter are deeply interested in the mat inte: nance of peace in Catna. Any interruption of it | would resuit in grave consequences to the come | merce of the world. Poor Ali-iu-te, however, may | 4 reckoned a Victim to the overtowering ambiuon | very remarkabdie mothers-in law. Sne sar. vivea hor imperial cousort only three montas. vung-che had no voice in the selection of tis | ¥ by the Empress | jj 2 NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. hr Bright Star (Br), Morse, New York for ®t Johns, NF. bor Grenite State, Beebe, New York for New London. Joseph Wooley, Quinn, New York tor New on Bohr General Howard, Haskins, New York for Provi- ‘Sent Ann 8 Brown, Crowell, Hoboken for Providence. act William Mason, Frencli, Georgetown, tor Frovie Schr Luey Church. Pierce, Hoboken, for Fall River, Sehr Kate McClean, sammis, New York tor Huntiog- ton. SH Sharp, Webb, Baltimore for Bridgeport. “Joseph Porter, Morris, Philadelphia tor Paw- uskee, Doane, Milford for Providence. wr Leaser, Slocum, Philadelphia tor Now Bedford. ‘he Sil4é MeL.oon, Spear, New York tor New Haven. ur Fauny Fern, Luton, Elizabethport tor Provi- Red Jacket, Gregory, New York for Bangor. Sehr Lu 60, Hoboken tor Fall Isiver. show York tor Bangor. Barde Pierce, iuines, Virginia tor New Haven. if Nald Queen, Smith, Port Johnson lor Providense. Sehr Zlattic Koss Durnin, New York for Portland: Schur suits 4 Tate, Tata, New ¥ york for Bridgeport, cehr Wu H Bowen, Dill, New York for Providence, traboken for Providence. n for Providence. Fis hr Eliza hare, sherinase Port Johnson for Provi- ence, Sehr Abel W Parker, Parker, New, York tor Taunton, gchr Ann J Laugilin,’ Perce, New York tor Provi- kebr Ella Martha, Hathway, Philadelphia for Boston, Sehr Caroline Kiuigle, Nixou, Philadelphia tor Boston. none BM Wells, Kelty, We ehauken tor New London. Sohr JG Feel, Ni “Port Johnson tor Wickford. Keir sarah Lavina, sinith, Virginia for New Haven. Schr Dreavnanght, Saunders, New York for Westerly. Echt Nev. Chase, New York for Fall Raver, Schr Champion ‘Jonex, Hoboken for Ros Schr Reindeer. Howard. Virginia for ‘Providence. Schr Fly, Gardiner, Port Johnson tor Providence. Schr James O'Douobue, Warren, Hoboken for Provi- dene Ferris. Elizabethport tor Warren, NEW YORK CITY. sulla McGority, aged sixty years, of No. 232 West Twentieth street, aied suddenly yesterday. Mr. James I, Fields will deliver, a3 the closing lecture of the Young Men’s Ueorew Association course, his “Plea ior Cheeriulaess.”” Joun Schneider, aged four years, was instantly | } | kitlea, Wednesday evening, by falling from the second story Window Ot 215 avenue U, | Francis Cnerry, living at No, 29 West Houston | street, accidentally fell down stairs yesterday | morning, dislocating his shoulder. He was taken to Bellevae Hospital, |: An errand boy yesterday lost tn the street an envelope containing a note for $5,000 41, payable | April 10 to the order of ©, T. Cromwell, and fully indorsed. An advertisement in another column cautions the public against tts negotiation. There will be a public meeting of the Aldermanic Committee on Health on Monday next, when per- sons in favor oj and Opposed to the establishmeat ofan abattoir at the foot of Fifty-ninth street, North River, wil be given an opportunity to ven- ulate their views. Acall tor a meeting this evening in Central Park Garden, Seventh avenue and Fiity-fourth street, bas been signed by a number of prominent property owners and others, residents of the weat side, The objectis to protest against slaughter- ing of cattle, fat boiling and Kindred nuisances at the -— of Fity-pinih street and North Rive! SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATRS OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR THE | | den | Behe | tagket, ‘Schr Mary E Migtin Sor J Latte, Grady, Pustadelphia for Lan. wa ‘Ann Eliza, Caswell bethport for Provi- SohrJ K Hurst, Cook, Elisabethport for Wood's Hole. SATLED, 0 5 ; Steamers Westphalia (Ger), for Hanbun Stato of MONTH OF AVMIL AND MAY, Lovisiaha (Br), Glasgow: City, of New Yor) Steamer. |_Saila | Desination.| ‘Olice. Clty of Houston, Bermuda; North Potn! Fernandina katie | res se satocato; and Port Koval: "Isaac Bell, Rienmonst, Riebmon4, _/April 10.|Bremen.,./2 Bownne Qreea | Baltimore; ships Livingstone (Br), ere Oasis (Br). ‘April l,| Liverpool. |(¥ Broadway Hromen; Medea (Br), Laverpoo! George Esson Liverpool )L Broadway. (Br), Matanzas, J 8 Be rod do ics Tal arheat, Demerar {April D jehrs Isaac Oliver, Seremiu; Nelite Jones, iinkston’ bre Trowbridge, Mayaguez; Emma F Hart, enas, MARITIME MIS MISCELLANY. Sir Warertoo (Br), from om New Orleans for Liverpool, before jsf mora ashore on the barat Pass a VOutre. = hauled off morning of 8th and retuned to New ior repairs. Sur Bunker Hitt, of Boston (before reported), took | fire at Manila, Feb & supposed by sparks from, the pipes of the men stowing the hemp, and ater repeated and Traitless attempts to extinguish the flames a man-ol-war then in the harbor fired several shots into the hall and sunk her where she lay, at last accounts in flve fathoms and 4 haif of water. 7 Bownng Green 29 Broadway. 113 Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 69 broad wav. OBroaaway. Hamburg, |)! broadway. |Liverpoo!.. [10 Broadway. Laverpoot..|19 Broadway. {]Glaszow-. .| Liverpool. London... « | Kotterdam Glasrow hambur: Liverpool... Liverpool. Liverpool. ol Broaawa y. 69 Brouawa7. broadway. Bark Mornino Lianr (Br), Traviss, from New York for lnaniere iat Matanzas in ballast, be fore reported aground at the en .] Liverpoo! Perera Green | trance of Matanzas harbor, has bilged, and her keel is | gone. 61 Broad way. Barx Sicr.14N, 290 tons, built in Kingaton, Mass, in 1855, Su Broadway. | Hambure.. Rotterdam Liverpool. (2B Brosoway. | nas been sold to'Geo Ropes for $6,500. 2 Gamo... eor ing creen Bark Hanvest Moon, Ryley, trom Messina for New diane linibeosaeny. York (before reported), put into Bermuda March 26, with ba Rrra ages (at hal Jo of mainmast and al agtiched and mizzent ‘top: ae Bil Ervareect, 119 Hrondway: mast and leasing enon bean in suilizion. on the on 3 n with an unknown brig, aicgle to with name Gitv et Brooklyn. May 8.1 Liverpool...) Brosaway. in blue letters on quarter. ‘Tue hrig lost bowsprit, jib- boom, &c, ‘the Harvest Moon will reship cargo by sail- ing vessei with despatch. Bark Minas, of New Bedford. 313 tons, has been chased by Joshua © Hitch on private terms and wi continued In the whaling business. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY: pre ur. SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER. be - 8 a1| cov. Isiand....eve 11 12 | r i Son Denonan Joxzs as she now lies at Tarpaulin Cove, “2 Sandy Hook...eve 10 87 | nas 'heen purchased by Capt Timothy Akin, of fe 11 16 | Belt Gate,,..morp 12 57 | wena, of Capt de la Mar, on private terms, Soun Huxuy 1 Seavny, of Bangor, now on the railway at Providence. having been sold to Capt Trask and Others, of Bangor, will continue to hail trom that port under command of Capt Trask, late of scbr Pinta. Scur W H Wrirracee. before reported ashore in Plum PORT OF NEW EW YORK, APRIL 8, 1875. | CLEA ARED. Gut, got off 7th in good orde and was taken into riént, Li. 8 Banc Mexico, with 39 tons coal, is sunk off Penfield pitgamer State of Louisiana, Johnston, Glasgow—Austin | ught@aser brldgopert, Ge Steamer Westphalia (Ger), Ludwig, Hamburg—Kun- | pene hail, rigging and notte of schr Howard, with lum- hardt & Co. | ber carzo,'as she lay on Laccaco Reef, Tobago (wrecked panes & Alps (Br), Fergusou, Aux Cayes, éc—Pim, | Feb 12, were sold for £180. pede be Neweasrtx, Det, April 8—he steam tug Hudson, which Steamer City, of New York, Timmerman, Havana, £0 | was sunk by ihe ee here on the night ot Feb 7. was —F Atexandre teamer i; red ot ‘Houston, Deering, New Urieans—C mer Norin Point, Smith, Fernandina via Port Royalnil Gelpeke. | | Beige this noon and leftin tow at 12:40 PM for Phailadel- | Phia. Pass-a-1Ovrre, | &—Steamer Haytien (Br), for Liverpool, ts still astiore. on Middle Ground, ee Kicumona, Kelly, Baltimore—Old Dominion nist Sarre feck Gon Watrield we Froqnore. Oset r Vv “amer Ana Eliza, Hicharas Whiladelpaia—James | Cocuimbe in tiaava, she ‘ti trom Liverpool Bee & Hand. and terived at Coguimbo ¥eb f Feb NOTICE TO MARINERS. Notice is hereby given. that by authority of tne Light- hovse Board, the following changes have been made in the buovage ot Delaware Bay Ship John Shoal buoy discontinued, the ron a cageai | ofthe jisht at that point rendering it necessa: The Din Baker a! rab, Meal ~hoal buoys, “changed jeond class anne oo nett class nuns Gb ITE, compete, Osi ost. Lighthouse inspector, Foarth Iphia, April 6, 1875, amer Francoma, Rragg. Portiand—J ¥ Ames, Steamer Neptune Berry. Boston—H F Dimock. a Gemsbox, Bunker, Zanaivar—Arnold, Hines & | waite ania, Daggett, Liverpcol—Thomas Lunnam’s | ‘dark Olga. Bont fist Cork or Falmouth for | *s iiark Marchino (tab, Zino, Cork tor orders~Slocovieh | ee Paamet (Nor), Haave, Rotterdam—Tetens, Bock- | pig mark Taina Fletcher, Pendieton, Valparaiso—Fabbri | & Chau Bark Jo Josephine Martin, Pickett, Havana—John Zitt Phila te JJ Marsh, Pickett, Cardenas—John Zittlosen. SPOKEN. at ‘« Jobn E Chase, Davis, Matanzas—James W Xiwell tathih,@ M Tuaker, Pinkban,, Matansas—J & Winches: | at ee eae ne Maven, no bees Senr's ca B ‘ila re (of Le’ Del), 7 a: from Andreas tor Pailadetp! hua, eh Be tb flkes went of ey veohe Sea Nymph, Dow, from orien tor Virginia, April, Barnegat Deariuy NW, 90 miles ” bas uy Se tune’s Car (Br), Pike, Cette—Geo F Buliey. Reg F ‘hale ‘Jennings, Youug, Vardenas—Jed, Frye Sng Emma L Hall, Perry, Caraenas—Uarver cs mei Southern Home (Br), Thomas, St Kitts—Jones & Neht Mary A Heyer, Hodgdon, Port Antonio—Isase B nr Daylight, McFadden, Aux Cayes—B J he fy gs Merchants, shipping agents. ani ship captains are apnee Alsxander (Hr), Forbes, ot Johns, PR—J informed that by telegraphing to the Hzxatp Londen bay ‘Kate Carleton (Br), Grant, Cardenas—Parsons & | Bureau, No 46 Fleetstrect, the arrivals at and —— ures from European ports, and other porte abroad, vehe tee eT a eee ead Wenverg. | American and all foreign vessols trading with the Schr Ne.tie (Br), Britt, st Johp, NB—lieney & Parker. | United States, the same wilt oe cabled to this country satc hh gamuel C Hart, eily, Georgetown, DO—Ferga- | free ot charge an pabiisusd. Mey) Orittin, Ellis, Gloucester, Mass—Fisher &Co, | Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- Senr Warchrul, Gill, t'revidence~Perguson & Wood. ing at New Yors can do 4o by addressing tosach vessels, | care of Hamat news yachts, pier Nol East River, aad Harvest, Corwin, Newport, KI-H W Jackson & eur Tose So ha mah a oh Bavon=-Reshett 3 Bro. | York. Letters received from all partsot the world and fe, Menilin Or tac! FO. | Barge Bufalc, Matulerd, Philadelphia—James Hand, | PFmptly delivered, Duplicates are requires. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Auorenta, April Arsived. sohr Wm M Jones, Davis, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND | HERALD WHITESTONS TSLEGRAPE LING New Orleans. * Steamer Citv ot Dallas, Hines, Morehead City, NC. Betrast, April &Arrivea, brig Flora (Ger), Brinck. | “pei 6 —_ mane | ge H a + co. mann, Wilmington, NC. Ps a er} a | 3 “i mdsc'tod Atcins & CO path “a ate td pont. | BREXEX, April 6—<ailed, Darks America (Ger), Koper, Steainer Vid Dominion, Walker, Norfolk. City Poimt New York; Alma (Ger), Tobias, United States. and Kelmond, with mdse ang passengers tothe Old Do | “1,1 aor e_arrived, stvamer Gresham (Br), Mace, New York for London; ships Western Chiet (Br), Hill, | Boston for do io (Dan), Jubl, Pensacola tor do; VINCENZO CASONI, SCULPTOR. | Vincenzo Casoni, the senior partner in the well | known Grm of Cason! & Isola, sculptors and gen- eral dealers in marbie work, diea suddenly, at his — residence in West Forteth street, on Wednesday, the 7th inst. studio on Broadway, corner of Twenty-seventh | street, where their fine works were admired by all | | lovers of art. e! Avout two years since the busi Was removed to more commodious quarte: the corner of Broadway and Fortieth street. fuueral will yee piace this morning, at tne | Caurca of St. Vincent de Paul. | F HENRY G. THOMSON. Henry G. Thomson, long a prominent member, and uutu last autumao the Chiefof the New York | Caledonian Ciub, died Wednesday morning, at bis | Tesicence in Brooklyn, aiter a long and painrul ill- | ness. The deceased was of immense frame and | superb poysique, and in former rs took aa | active part 10 the athletic games of which Scotchmen are so fond and wuica tae above or ganization has made $0 pupular. 2 s CAPTAIN CHARLES FISI. | Captain Charles Fish, one of she most prominent | property owners of South Amboy, died at that | place yesterday in his seventy-fith year. Captain Fish jor many years icentified witn the Cam- den and Amboy Ratiroad, having been long in | command of one of its steamers and jor several = ne Ls pracns charge Of its freignt busi- Re Vvesityman im (prist church isa a ing Man in tie Gr Oe wile ‘nd nn calldrea moor joss will be deeply ieit by a wide circle on inends. | MORE LADY DOCTORS. .! | NEW YORK FRER MEDICAL COLLEGE COMMENCE- MENT. The third commencement of the New York Free ing, at Steinway Hali, Dr. Freaerick KR. Marvin | presiding. Several of the trustees ana incaity of the college occupied seats on the platform, and | @n appreciative audience Was tn attendance, } Toe proceedings opened with the organ over — ture, “Allessandro Stradeila,” aiter which came an | address by Professor Robert A. Guon. Toen the niasiaon the piano by Miss Anoa Bock, Y by anovuer adurers by the Rev. unen Kh Alger. Preceding toe conierri de- | grees miss Bi nly Flack sang Mercotante’s song, “Salve Marie.” | President Marvin then conferred the degrees on tue py A named young iadies:;—Sarah_ A. | Brayton, of New Yor M, Barnette, ot New | York; Fanny 4. Dean, of New York; Adeune El- | dred, of New York; Mathilde Greb, of Germaby; Kien ©, Hui, of New York; Betsey N. Harris, of Mame; Gertrude A, Henerh, of New York, aud Mary M. Michael, of New Yo e ann port Was next read by the Seere- tary, viving 4 detutied account of the progress of the insutution for the last year. ‘At us woneia. sion of the reading of the report Projessor W. Alien delivered the © whica Was followed by mo Visedictory address by Bien a | COamencement closing Wita a “ His firm occupied for many years @ ,, | F | mor ‘Bark Maresca tal), Maresca, Liverpool 67 days, with rk Re rsen, Liverpool 39 davs, in Hitwot tovusen Kaye 2 Co ie bark Mercur (Ger), Detlaan, Charleston for Bremen, Saited 6th, Japiter | for Baltimore. ry ballast to Func, Edye & Co. Asichored at Sandy Hook tor orders ! ttt Cores Ger), Duliner. Liverpool a days, with salt | Dears, april $—Arrived, eshr Blink Benny (Br), Mod- Bark Garis (vor), lonnesea, Cardi 27 days, in bal- | nurst, Bull River, 8C. last 10 Punch, © Con"Saroh 21 iat 8, ton 3. saw a | CPrived sun, sche WL Bradley, Chase, Balti pho with fore and mainny gone sad jying on Ber am enJs apparenuly Ame; neon build and not loag in | ‘aitua tion. pened Metzler (Ger), Gecker, Dublin 8 days, in 10 Orde’ rk ¥ za (XOP), Clausen, Galway, 41 days, in baliast | Reval. beg wo ae ee Facaourm, April 8—Arrived, bark Noraen (Nor), Jor- en days, in Valias: to © W Berians. Mncbored at Bundy | gensen, Now Orleans ok tor urders ‘Hark Gauss (Ger), Stengrate, Bremen, 2% days, with | , Toreumne, April 6~Salled, bark Arizona, Conant (from Mdve w H Keep & Antwerp). Halifux, N3, Bork Jame: ion), Schrier, Antwerp 45days, with | Garway, April arrived, bark Farwell (Ger), Neu- mdse to Funch, tdve & Uo ‘dow Tork, ‘Bark John Johnson (of Anvapolis, NS), Goudey, Cher- | man. Now Yor! bourg 35 days, in ballast to Honey & Park Gxvoa-Satled, bark Wm Stepenson (Sor), Evensen, b L coed Augvaid (Nor). a ‘iaugsund 4 days, in United States. ast to 8 ea Lote Stewart wot StJobn, NB), Anderson, teg- | Hoxa Kova, April 7—Arrived, steamer Alaska V: reso, with marcle apa rugs to Pabrlootth Bros Siee, San Francisco via Yokohama; ship Avonmore (Br), vonei to Nnow & Hurgess. Taased Gibraltar Feb 32, Feb i hen Franc 25, Tuomas U'Connor, seaman, fell overbuard and was | Corfield, San Francisco. Havax, April 6—Arrived, ship Trenton (Br), Falster, New Orleans; barks Regulus (‘or Holte, New York; Exsixoxe—Arrived, schr Hildur (Nor), Vidar, Mobile for Cronstadt. | Arrived 7th, bark Colorado (Br), Moses, Charleston for drowned. Givan, Halifax 8 Quinte D, MePhersoa, (ot Baltian) with mdse to J ituey & G patie i Ernie L obaw Gt Winisor, Xs}, Macomber, | Hanne Selmer(¥or, Nielon, Mobile: Homeward Bound. unkkire 40 day’ t to SIMpSOD Merryman, Charleston; Maggle L Carvill (By), Bishop, wolorier, vowel f: Soe oe with cogat | Seubristest Astoatotia (Aus), Perovich, do; Hilda rehr J DeWolt (of Providence. Fletcher, Messina | (Nor), Johannesen, Philadelphia. (4 days, sri fruit order: vessel to Miller & Houghton. | “ gaiieg 6th, ship Scoa, Drammond, United States; Sarr Parsons, Aux vg wood Wo Kupharit & | (Br), Rutherford, do; Johann Ludwig (Ger), Holijes pateage, in lat} during abe vy oo irom | Baltimore. Andrew Johnson, se an of N ey; Lrveeroot, April7—Arrived, ship Eaith Warren (Br), trot the mainboom overboard aud | qiar, New York; bark Biomiden (Br), Card, Pasce- ane, jon Simmons (of Foritand), Gill, Cardenas 26 | fouls. ays. With sagar to Kanbardt oaveeest te Be Sailed 7th, ships Premier tes: Brunnsgaard, Unitea berg. March Is, lat 40 16, lon 017, during a heavy gale | froin SSW, lost mainboom; ‘“Staroh 2 Int Seu. tow 4) 2. States; Annie Bengay (Br), barks Cort Adler "4 sehr Mary Woodhouse, from Cardenas for New | Cori, Loetz, do; Maria prtton p= Alice Roy (Br), Jur B © Knight, Jr, Huntley, Virginia, Douglass, Maitland. X8. tehr nnond, Sar'ed 8th, ship Scioto (Br), Mitehell, New Yorn; bark Cranmer, Virginia. Viraiaia, ‘Vidar (Nor, Johansen, Richmond, Va; brig Russo (Ital), Sebr J Wright, wor ¥, Bohr 89 Hamilton, Mijls, Virginia, | Cangiano, Xow York. coe oe ver Scofo: Dissosway, Baltimore for New Also sailed &th, bark Norge (Nor), Sorensen, Philadew phia. went "Ht R Congdon, Connolly, Baltimore for New Ha- "Yehe Hele Panrett, Bennett. Baltimore. Bi KY mith. Georgetown, DC. f Theodore ‘Doan, Hadbict, Georgetown, DU, for | | Peywourm, April 7—Aarrived, brig Argo @r), Birming- ham. Batl River. Qvexwstows, April 7~Arrivea, barks Salem (Dan), Sardberg, Savanaah: Henrietta (Ger), Von Hagen, Xan ad Bh yebertus Hermanos (Datch), which arrived | Franoisoo: Antonio Itisso (Ital, Molfino, Baltimore ; 6th, irom Batavia, is consigned (vevsel and Cargo) 10 | Kaiiigia (Nor), Kiitel, New Orleans. lett & ite jin. - ae Snimups, April &Arrived, brig Daisy Boynton, Ap: Bark Canning (of Canning, Ns), Mi t, fom Glasgow, which arrived “a and anchored at bandy | pleby, Amsterdim, | Hook, cume up to the city yesterday’ asl | sailed 6th, brig Sparkling Water, Hichborn, Philadel. PASSED THROUGH HBLu GATS. BOUND SOULE. Steomer Gen Whitney, Hallett, Portiand for New York, ‘with mdse and passenvers to HF Dimook. | steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, Xow Bedtora for | New York, with mdse and passsugers. Dow steamer Galatea, Walden. rrovisence tor New York, with wage and | pla. FOREIGN PORTS. Asrixwant, April learrived, sehr fallie W Kay, ughty, Philedelp hia. Rs. March 41—In port, prig Gipsy (Br), Jayne, rk, ust arrived. £4 Sehr ireasar ayior. Brooknaven for New York Baracoa, March 18—in port ecbre Pz Evans, Taylor, sehr Belie li, Brush, Nort&port tor Hoboken. | frow New York. arrived a7th: aes mck 0, Jopgen: sen, rom dot Geo Washington, wad Sour Wark Peck, Bunec, Gold. -pring jor New York, pene henminin W Rovisivon, Walis, New Haven for | com, Mevluntwes, trom Pingualpnias Mase three just ar- alamo Five Soeur A & E Baker, Oakley, Xewport for New York. |, teRMcDs, March 27—~Salled, at papers. (Br), Fulton Sobr Bim City, Kélly, Watren jor New York. (from Gothenourg), Mar 'y (Br). Vorrest, senr GF jedney, Jruvidence for New York, | for Halifax; bia (Br), ‘ofa New Haven), Bale Bohr Annie Hosaline, ‘Stowe, New haven for Balt | mon Kiver, “4 | soar Ida Palmer. Palmer, staméord for Now York. Sehr ore = Lockwood, 8+ Jota. Norwai shia | New York. tor Boston egg | reported without d BOUND BAST. April NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. | plies | barks Reformer (Br), Brown, do; Robert A Chipman | Arrived 20th, bark Harvest Moon, Ryley, Messina for Cavcurta, April 6—"aled. snip Yiegss Bee Bunier, Ponao, | h B Brown, Sackett, Providence tor New UaRDR: i OmArrived, bart ‘aymira, Coorm ds. by 2 pecans Swart, aie thee tor Kew York. Pa 1% 5. ue es Sou tie Mo vin st thou Los 2 > 06) athe iiig Le Wargen, “oti of Maiveraas | seit ra hur do. : pitgnmor United Sass, Davia Kew ore tor Pail | |v) olenreuogy Apr (alles, ket Aven King (Br), Mot Brat ride a. Browneli, north ‘oF H fieras (lot ilataras, April 8—Arrived, schr Uarrie 8 Doyle, from MotLexpo, (Pera)—Arrived, ship Elizabeth Cushing, Colby, Shields, E, tor Columbia River. Maranzas, April 6—Arrived, bark Nannie T Bell. Fitts, Boston | sehr Maud @ (Br), Welsh, Philadelphia, Sailed 5th, barks Norena, Nichols, north of Hatteras; JH Chadw ee do; Ohver Emery (8r), Dili, do; brig | apiing (ri, do. roc lgared 6th, bark Lizzie, Carney (from Boston), to load or Bostoi Pataa (Majorca), March 7—Arrivod, sehr Mary Lord, 19K bg Aa pril Arrived, ship Virol, Morgan, Car- aun ‘au sc vals jor Ainberst and England). M 19—In port, brig J Williams (Br), capi Mtoe “ epiueaor to load tor north of Latteras St Joux, NB, April 8—Arrived, steamer Combis (80), Higgins. Liverpool vin Halifa, AMBRICAN | PORTS. eval DRIA, April 6—Sallea, sehr Helen, New Bed BOSTON, April 7—Cleared, schrs Tona, Coombs, Per. inet Marshal Perrin, Kelley, Rockport (to load tor se Wel Moitk. Apeit T—oArrived, ship, Helene, (Ger), Raschen,. Liverpool, barks Bella Mudwe (hr), Macon: Liverpool: Tomi © (vusn. Gian h, Belfast: Nieoiing (lta), Figarl, Genoa; Giuseppe Bos (tal), Pastorino, Ubu; Battawlia td. Roccatagiata, ‘Watertoray Kong Sverre (Nor), Terkildsen, Maryport: Kmgs County Br). Meviellaud. “Antwerp Reform (Nor), Jorgensen, 1), Fadert oa I 3 Foam ( Jenkins, Messiua Minde bain. ers ‘Messina; Glendale, Conklin, Car. denas; George Latimer, Norris, Ponce, BOR: EA Bar. Fae (Br), fleby. Sagua; Minnie Miller, Davis, Car Cleured—Steamer Utility, Frost, Aliyn’s Point. &th—Arnived, steamers Rehecok Clyde, Childs, Wit mington, NC: Blac! lestone, Nuiteti, Proviaehico; Vinee Bowen, New York; brigs JU Lane, Bickmore, StJagoy Romola Br), Hogelt, Cardenas; aclirs Ciara si simpson, ‘Talpey. Portsmouth, Nf ‘aylor, Boston: Minne: gota, Coombs, New york: Sea" Bost, Pailbsook, Brovic :Joln K Shaw, Cox. Hoboxen:'Howard Willams, Wainwright, do: HW Bucher, Providence. piitlow—stéamer,Braunschwelg (Ger), Cndeutseh, from remen. Cleared—Steamer 1 J. Foley, Donnell, Charleston; Johns ong Hallett, Boston; Wm Woodward, Youny, New York; ship Duisbore (Ger), Holjes, Roterdam} bark Klpt (Aust), Mareglia, Bellast, Ca ‘orrent, Wilder, Cardenas’ scrs Clara smith, Packard, West tu: dies; Lizzie Youug, Young, Bos ryon, Mat. thews, do; Benjamin Cartas: Wolte, do: M 0b, Humptrey, do: Charles & Elmer, Corion, do; Emma, Crocker, Philadelphia. Sailed. rks Ceres, Queenstowt Niord, 405 Happy sehr John H Coit da, April Tarnived, “bark Orlaza (@r), BULL IVER, SC, April5—Arrived, sehr MA Hood, Steelman, Charieston, + Patled—ship Alexunder (Rus), Dubin. BATH, April 7—Salied. aiph M Hayward, Doane, Portland, to load for M opites OTHBAY, March 29—Arrived. sohes Lake, Ro; gers, and satan MeLoon, Rogers, Rockland tor New sa Mott haven, Collins ed Bench tor Palladerphisy 5 Hal Rockland for sew York; Fannis Hatoh, Greens Kmpress, Kennedy. and Alleghany, Mad- docks, Ota all IP saited 6th). RI il T>Arrived. schr George Hotehkisa Weaver, Seg Haven to load for Philadetpiiin: CHUARLE. TON April 7—arrived, btig Kremlin, Wy- man, New York. Sth rived, schr J & L Bryan, Lev. w York. sailed rks Sarah Bhien (Br), Main. Corks iblaas BN, Scott, Liverpool: Johu Boyd (Br). k nb lin. BAST ene Apes iled, sehr Nicola, Randall, New York; 6th, Milaito, Could, Gavunay Schr a‘mad: Jonnson, ® New } re Saued trom Delow. 6th, sehr abby Tay nal Cardeoas. FORTRESS NROE, April ed out, barks Richard (Ger). Mie Queenstown: wet, neck, for ite Janeiro: Brothers, for Bristol; Thor (Nor). tor Queens town (all trom Haltumore). poe he ecg April 5—Arrived, schr Isaac H Borden, jaker, New. 6th—Sailed, sehr Allen H Brown, Pierce, Dighton for New York. (While sailing down Mount Hope Hay 61h, yan into the lighthouse at Bristol Ferry and stove the eeper ALY: visto, April,6—Cleared, schr F G Moelling, Milk er, fea ‘ : Batied sicamor Clyde, Kennedy, New York, via Key qihcleared, brig Maid of Glanwern (Br), Davis, Liv- (rE ORGETOWN, SOQ, April 2—Arrived, schr Ridge ood, Jounson, New York 72 hours passaie et TCR STER Avril T--arrived. sears New Zealund, simmons Portland for Rondow York NB; Nathan Glens ngier tor Yortlans lice M_ Allen, in. Portiand for New York: Juha Nowell, Shepherd.” ‘New York for Rockport, MISDIAMOLA, March 23—Cleared, schrs Alan, Salers Pensacola 2th, Vann Warner, Kunball, do; 280. mard, Honduras; Salle Coursey, Sipple, Pensa coeY WEST, April 7—Arrived, steamer Clyde, Ken- nedy. Galveston tor New York roceoded). Bet BILE, April 8 Cleared. sohrs Tate Miller, Vanzant, Y. ; Peter rowel iow ORLEANS. April BCleared, ship Hannah Mor. 8 Br), J “Dunbar, Liverpools bark doun8 Harris (Br), james, Nourawrsr Pass April 8—Arrived, steamer Manna, vera Cruz; ship Trace (Br), Cowper, Liverpool. Balled Barks Jc Joven (Sp), Barcelona; :ventng Star ), Queensto’ LORROLR: apa S—Arrived, sehrs, W A Morrill, Kal: for =t Jot BE ley, New sYork} Nye. Wylie, Providence; Susan Xian” Kelley, New York: “Uertiade, Pr end, Prov. ary Stone. Benson, Provincetown: Willia unedy, Providence; Abbie Frankford, Kir! {ew York Union, Harrig, Portland: Albert “wor. yan \ are! Breeze. ‘otter, im r air suttla, Mathews, Bath; Twilight, Hanter, New ‘ork, YEWPoRT. April 6, ¥ Ma Arrived, schr Leontine, ‘ork for W: NEW LOSVON, April 7 “Tart Hoboken: Bela Pec! dence ¢9 load for Noriolt; Rulen for Providence. Salled—Schr Eugene (Br), New York. RU sew ICH, April 7—-Arrived, schrs Kambler, Virginggs rah Ou! BiLADELVHTS. fort 7—Arrived, schrs Anna M: mith, Lanesvilie; ta haga Mekerson, Plymouw Cereal Rel Kelle Merwin eworp oe pool: “barks, Wellamo 8 Piorades te Stoneman oe jauvels, (Ans), Backman, do; Ca Sastlc, Be WW Harv. Liverpool; Cochrane, = Weadina: ng Ant : al ge 8 werp via St i brig olfvitie ‘an, frinidaa sehr Maria, Stieiide, Kent, Bangor; Barthng, by Streaker, Vangilder, James Xi ne On one ane ii Endo Ho red. tie e Gent pede wr pork #6 id id! ama: 0, ‘antwerps bar! Bozdo. Bristol, B Eng; Vesta (eer, 2, Grands, he Danlop, port: Ain Pater, 8 we ions Providence: ork Haws icone Carl (Nor), Giausen, bork or ‘Falinonti iver ‘bioud (Br), Robertson, Livers Pilea Steamers b ontronig Clack, Liverpool; Williams PN ewcassix, Bel rit 8, ANq-Pasnd, 3, schre 38 NEWCASTLE, A rainy agua, John st ance. me) erie tor Cientuexos, 8 id Annie & Oranmer, Pe tuned ap, bark Ureliswald (Ger), from Liver. pool; schr Kt W Haldell, trom Gloucester. Rebdse Seamer Indiaua, tor Liverpool, passed down at 8:10 Lawns, Del, ‘Viewenee tats rin Re Duval! (Br), 1c ‘ol Tr eS POY: pionuaer Vadeniand (sig) for anges in th a ng hero today. Th Pind nolds neaay from tne detaining outwar und vessels. ots, god Pe for Liverpool, went to sea at PORILAND, Ap ara ‘6—Cleared, schrs Mindora, Bunxor, Savannah lard, Wallact. Phitadelpoia satled—Bark Npaleet Mat Raooont and Lacy: gebrs H M goatee Alzena, Jed Frye, New Zealand, Porto Rico, Mo! ink Aud otners ven. $ih—Arrived, “steamer Eleano: Saeece nee NW Magee, sigue; Charles nas. tnoCieared achrs Four Sisters, Batimore; Lou'sa & iiadelphia. ey ARIE na; schire € M TeArrived, steamor Vineicator, ora, Mi Froswnany iuie via Boston Lee, Tavio: ‘Piiladeiphint ‘orthington, Fitch, Hilzabeinport tor Pawwekets Herr 8 Brooks, Bunler, 3 teanern por zabetaport; Helen M. Heary Croskey, bs Eliza Riley, Hoboke: Ming Cochtan, Hopxips qaboken New Yori; bis! so alied te ee hee York, senrs Fred AyICt, ackett, reg ioe, | NAW TUCKET, April 7—Arrived, Goddess, Kelley, tle ai = A 3 Wastord, Sprague, New eax mR >, March Arrived, ioe “Joseph | Heyiiea 5 ‘Kru a. Ga rd To} al or red nip condo . Maigiich, Manila; TAU Rovelie, Burrard Talet Vaseo de Gaina (Br), Rice, Panaina. mei pri B= from’ Tebee, seniors ee Baltimore; reminole, Marnews, ora By, Liverpool; barx Jovew a and reelona; brig Ynes Shed SfoNtkaron, April 7~Arrived, schra E. a) Campbell, Roark, il Perine, Shefield, sew Lonion to load for New. Seeks ever,” 6, April 6—arrived, C M Pavens, ove SiucArrived Dark Amazone (Ger) Baltzer, Liverpool C Knight, jan x it ba? red—Bark Boss ‘ae ot), Christianson, Cork oF brig Edith, ‘Founson, Miragoane. er Lacille, Bennett, Baltimore. ” SCELLANEOUS. wine | {BeoLure Divonces OMTAINED, PROM DIFFER. ent States; legal everywhere: desertion, &o., « cient tt od — Ae Fequired; no chai an vieo ire pees? set HOUSE, Attorney, 191 Broad | | POWERFUL VEGETABLE ComPoe sD or | A SAUSAPAUILLA, a ae | HYATI'S Lire BALSAM hig NGUsqUbaGK OF A ely aa rtermoapent care for alt | disease: ‘ora an impure cousition o tae Dice, | such ar Scrotuia, Frysipelas, Sait Kheum. Vimpies, Biotches, Fustuiar’ Bruptions of the face aod arms, ing. | Letter. ‘1 career 0 do | Boke most remarkare ae a Boe vyca.? | 85 and fy naif 4 dozen... Prinéipal depot 2 ote ee anc New York. ‘Mold at all Grugaiss, 81 and OLULK DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM c Ww ars i aiiforent Statos; legal everywhere : no pubt ley lvance ; advic 4 Comuussiover for ever: bi PaubunicK TL. BING, Counrellor-at-law, f NO IV é. xoovisuetanding Re withara of the application house, the property owuers and rest Fequested to aviend ie mags ofore adver.ised, at Central Park Garden, | o1 mW A yhich permits ot any ne OF estabhohmen e for tat rendering. boilt! ig and burduMg a ‘afl boues on Machartan [sian ot off Amos it. Kno, John deviavo, fain. Jarvis dt, Fersando Wood, Wuthaus, ©, Braker, Je.. goin Be Grahiin, + Clawes, yan hi Pe Stevenco geoph Yi eu Joun Fi wee sit Pi ali i ‘athers, Re £o., Bt. Timothy's chur Y nn ‘ is Bete ospltal, a, Ll, WEA bro Py. wnatles pals of Roosevelt Hospital, Alona Clark, Pitan ite “soLormien,