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. Would soon tire him, AMUSEMENTS, ACADEMY OF MUSIC—-ITALIAN OPERA. There were two sources of attraction at the Academy last night—a new opera and American angers. Mr, Mareizek made the experiment 0} iutroducing to the public two young ladies (ama. Years) as exponents of the highest iorm of te lyrie art and as a test of the capabilities of Ameri- Boston, April 9, 1875. The annual meeting of tae South Boston Yacht | ! vlad was held Wednesday evening at their cinbd house at City Point, South Boston, Commodore f | Roverts in the chair, ‘The following gentlemen * | were elected officers of the club tor tue ensuing year Jommodore, J. N, Roberts; Vice Commo- dore, Johu A, Woodward; Fleet Cuptain, W. J. can slogers to cope with the diMicultes of lauan | Orcutt; Recording Secretary, William Morris; opera, The opera was by Piotow, the composer Of Pipancial Secretary, Jonn Monks; Treasurer, T. “Martha,” and pwooftke artists of the defunct Qnristian: Measurer, J, Winniatt; Trastees, G. G. Strakosch troupe took part in it. There : 5 wae A. Roberts. Ee tees i . Be hai aorizea To put the club property m_ fooK has oeen quite an excitement for some UMS Cynition, some danage having been sUstalued past in musical circles to know what | jrom effects of the past severe winter. e oT t composer ot yacht Sunbeam, Captian Nickerson, Kind Of A Opera oe compar aia | of the Boston Ulub, und the ‘schoouer yacht Ba such & popular work as \“‘Marthw MI | cae, Captain Oreatt, of the South Boston Club, Produce in his more mature dys. “L’Om>ra ave Maeamnnees the ya “ season. They Shad ent for tue | Salled Wedoesday alternoon, the Sunoeam tor ee ereacwy Was presented last nigh Marbiebead and the Banchee lor the “Brewster” | alunongh it possesses much of tbe | pink of “Martha,” yet tt lacks ration to such a degree that it Brat time, pecuitar, popu Originality and ies; Cannot be termed reéeperioive of iialiau opera. The Uuretto 1s based On @ story of striking dramatic interest. alumust tragic tn iis details, aud the music is Intusted Lo | the care of jour singers alto, tenor and buss, ing was as tollows:—Vesp! Miss Honan; Cina, 3 r Taprizio, 4 woou carver, Signor Benirateln; Dr. Mirouet,” Village puysician, Signor Tagltapetra, The opera was produced in French tor tie first ume ut the Opera Cowique, Paris, in July 7, 1870, aud bas since been played in every part o. ‘Europe. ‘The muvie 1s (light and sparkling, and in some ecenes more of the bows? than the conique order, ‘Martha’ and * a’ pervade it from begins ming to end, and o iscencex of Verui’s “Rigoletto” and of Donizettr also. Tae two young tudies who mage @Gvut, uoder the direction Of the teacher, Mr, Maretzek, succeeded ins prouucing @ ‘marked impresstun on those present. Miss Hodman as a fine, resonant sopranu Voice, something of tne Lucca order, which artist | she resembies Very much in appearance, and Miss | Randuii is the jortunate posseszor Of & well cul- tivated contralty voice, Which she uses with rare udgmens and skill. bi jadies displayed talents a ure likely to advance them to positions of eminence iu the lyric proission, second act Mme. Maretzek played a oarp soio from Flotow’s “Larne en Péiue” with such arustc effect that au ore Was at oace demanded, Tae result of Mr. Muretzek’s experument is success- ful, and Miss Hofman and Miss Randall may be Considered as the latest and best exponents of ic art that this country has recently produced, Matinge o; tue same opera tukes place to-day. (uo chorus), soprano, the cast last even- a young widow, u, Miss Kangall; LYCEUM THEATRE. Iu consequence of the continued iliness of Mile. Aimée tie part of Rose Michel was taken by + Mile. Gandon, who acquitted herself aamirably. Mile, Aunce wii!, however, posiuvely reappear this eveung, ‘Che popularity uf tue ‘Jone Purtu- meuse” Continues bo increase, It will, however, fu0n De WiLadrawa, OWlnbg tu the engagements of the management. THEODORE THOMAS’ CONCERT. The last symphony concert by the renowned orchestra of Theodore Thomas takes place to- | night at Steinway Hall, the programme being as JOU ‘Sympuouy in 0, “Jupiter” (Roeohei 551), Mozart: concerto No. 5, In E flat, op. 94 (new), Rubimstein, Muse. Wa, Sympuony No. 7, in A, op. 9, Beetaoven. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES, The “Two Orphans” willbe produced at Mra. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre oa Monday. Miss Rose Massey and Miss Liltian Couway will play the parts of lienrietie and Louise, the orphans. John T. Raymond (Colonel Sellers) played last week at the Wa'nut Street Theatre, Phuadelpnia, to the largest houses ever known iu that theatre, People were tarued away every might, unadie to gain standing room even. The musicians were removed trom the orchestra in order to accom- modate the crowd. Raymond bas undoubtedly struck a “Domanza,” with “millions in it.’ MATINEES TO-DAY. ACADEMY OF MvsiC.—Flotow’s opera, “L’Ompra,” ‘with Miss Hoffman and Miss Randall, the new stars ~ ofthe liric stage, will be the attraction at tue academy tnis alternoon, Kirra AVENUE THEaTRE.—Manager Daly pre- sents one of the most popular piays of the season— “Big Bonanza,” ut his dramatic boudoir to-day. WALLACK’S.—Tue last representation of the Ro- | mance ofa Poor Young Man” takes place at this Javorite theatre this aiternoon. Lyceum TH#aTRE.—Lille, Aimée will repeat her eharoing perjormance of ‘La Jolie Pariumeuse’’ to-day. Boot: TOEATRE.—The magnificent spectacle ot | “Beury V."’ wili be the featare at this pouse atthe | mating: Granp,Orrea Hovex.—Abmed,” one of tre Wost successiul spectacular plays ever placed oa she Now York boards, is announced for this aiter- Boon. fe Park THEATRE.—The beautiful drama of “Davy Crockett” will be the attraction at this house to- | day. Bowery THEATRE.—Manager Freligh will show Bow to get “Around the World in Eighty Days” | ba the Bast side at two P. M. A HUNDRED-MILE WALK. O'LEARY AGAINST DE WITT—THE CHICAGO MAN IN ADVANCE. Last night, at the Kink, Third avenue aad | Sixry-third street, was commenced a hundred. — mile walking match, between Daniei U’Leary, of Chicago, ond Joan De Witt, of Auburn, for $500 a | side. The rst named, it will be rememberew | lately defeated Wilson Reid in a twenty-mile Walk. He also walked some time ago in Chicago 18% Miles in Sh. Ou. Which mm the tast | st time on record. ve Wits claims to have mace severai quick waiks and also to Bave walked 1,000 miles in 1,000 hours, Both men bave been in active preparation jor the con- | ka test ior the past three d looked possible wheu they came to the pust, 0” & man about five cet eight iuchesin height and 8 ‘Weighs 146 pounds. He | enty-eignht years of | oat DeWitt is five feet ten inches prey weighs i pounds and mw a thicu-set man, somewhat heavy iooking. He is Gfty-three years of age. The mien appeared on the #pot at ten o'clock, O'Leary, accoraing to the terme of the coutract, ullows DeWit ten miles Start. The track measures 144 feet around, re- quiring seveuty-one laps to be walked for each Yen miles and an extra lap at tue fnisn. Botn men started off together and kepteven for | rst lap, when De Witt allowed O'Leary to pet ahead of bim, evidently with tne imtention ot Baving himseii. O'Leary waiked a! gaitol aoout MX mMiiesto the hour, His opponeat was going | Only wbout four and 4 bali mies to the hour. BS action ts #igiitly labored, and looks as tho ‘Leary, on the contrary, waiks with the same spriucy step thas cnaraccer- izea bim in his wals wita Reid, Alter going six iw gained @ turn on De in 10m. 158., De Witt scoring bis first ey lay Which was reckoned asa mile, in 12m. 30s. ans second mile wus made i! O'Leary in 10m, De Witt in 12m. 65s. O'Leary scored b mile in exactly 20m. from tne taking to Make the same The ‘st five miles wae in 40m. 658. from a * at an ne was ything iocreasing Sis pace. De Witt scored bis fith mule by iio. i a or = $m. is. since the start. U' Leary bad m well abeac of the average time he would have to mate a ri, bis adversary os. Make to teat De Witt, The race will, itis expected, | be conciaded ‘S0008 Dine OF 180 o'clOOk to-nignt POOL SELLING AT NEW ORLEANS. | NeW ORLBANS, April 9, 1876. The following pocls were sold to-night on to morrow's races :— Hurdie Race,—Ls estos, ia, $50; Captain Hutchinson, $16 Joek, Lictie Flirt aud Boo Briton in the d, Blo. SeCONA Race,— \PickWick Stakes)—Cottrili's Nan- mie ¥. and fap ear, $100; Wariure, $90; Macon’s a entries, $15; Migao., $10. Third Race.—tonarentire, $290: Stampede, $40; ora Fy Gaway, $21; Falmouth, $13; Von | PACIFIC JOCKEY CLUB. San PRanctaco, april 9, 1875. At the meeting of the Pacific Joukey Ciab in November next # purse of $8).000in gold will be pfored (or a fourmiie and repeat race, open to the world; eed to the first horse, $4,000 to the —_ the third and S° irom Burope will 9 Moesy Monn talas ¥1,000, THE GREEN INVESTIGATION, ‘The aldermaniv committes which has been in. Vestigaing the conduct of Comptrolier Greon tur meeting on TI & Vaiuaole addition to the | sionally there are remin- | unear | uring Lhe | Madeline Seuiller and orcnes- | ry ia | on the first mile O'Leary | ittandmaae his fret mile | eo time nearly seven miles, woich made bitm $00: Biloxi and Sol. | 4,000 to the allowed pou iravatita expenses and from @ast of day naee 61 tendas, Os WES | co {and Gun alternoon. Many yacntsmen commenced overhauling thetr cruit preparatory ior tee coming season Thursday, ‘The work on the Bostog Yueut Club wharf is progressing favoraply. The ptles of the pier, waich were puiled up by the ice, have been re- | | driven, and also piles driven for the new strue- | ture for hauling uo yachts at Lawlor’s boat house, ‘The Oak piles upon Whiek the Club house 1s 10 ve placed are driven, and the timbers are under the Rocw, the latter returning Toursday club house in readiness and it will probably be | | mmuved filty teec iiland as contemplated this week. | BURGLARY IN LUDLOW STREET. Last might, at about nine o'clock, burglars broke | Into the resilience of Louis Jaegg, No. 143 Lud- low street, and stole a quantity of clothing and some articies of jewelry, valued at about $400. | This is the third time witniu the past year that | the above place has been feloniously entered and | -pillered. | ‘The case has been placed in the hands of the | Police, Who, hoWever, Lave as yetao clew tu the perpetrators. THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. | | | The following record will show the changes in | the temperature tor the past twenty-four hours, in | | | | comparison with the corresponding dete of last tmdicated by the thermometer at Hud- | UeRALp baiidipg:— 1875. 1874, 1875. 33 8:30 P.M... dd 44 | aT 41 41 39 | 46 40 | ‘age temperature yesterou) 40% | Average tewperature ior corresponding daie | last year. 156 OCEAN STEAMERS. | MONTH OF APRIL AD ‘D MAY. Seamer. | Saile, | Destination. | Office. . | Bremes: ung Green | | Liverooie. +| Levervoot |4 Bowling Green Joo roadway. Kotierdain | Broaaway. Hamburg. |» Broadway. | Laverpoot. |10 Broadway, Livervoot..|19 Broadway. £5 broadway 2 Bowling Green 7Bowuns Gresn {4 Broagway | {Bowling Green | ‘2 Broadway. o1 Broaawa¥. 69 Broaaway, 1. Broadw: AsBroaaway, ‘thiopia. fovaae Liverpoo.. - | Laverpool. p -TApr Ci or Montreal.| April April 24.) Giaswow. .. 27 | Hampurg .| Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green Hamburs..| 61 Broadway. Rotterdam | 50 Rroadway Liverpool | 15 Broaoway. | Glascow...17 Rowling | Wavre.....|55 Broadwar | team ‘|Hambure..|113 Kroaaway. | | Mute cf Geersia., . | GIRELOW.. Broad +] Liverpor Acriatic 0! ‘ICiverpook. 5 Brosaway. | | Civ ot Brooklyn. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. | | SUN AND MOON. | Sun rises... | Sun seta.. Moon sets. HIGH WATER. | 520 | Gov. Island..morn 12 00 6 34) Sandy Hook...eve 11 15 morn —— <= | het Heli Gate....morm 1 45 | PORT OF NEW "YORK, APRIL 9, 1875. | CLEARED. Steamer Celtic (Br), Kidule, Liverpool via Queens wae5 ortis. Steamer City of New York (Br), Lochead, Liverpool | via enstown—John G Dale. amie Moutia (Br), small, Glasgow—Henderson | Broa steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Nortolk, City Poiu: and Kichmoad—Vld Lominion Steamship Co. | Steamer # W Brune, Foster, Baltimore—Wm Dalzell. \ Wesmer rbiledelphm, Davis, Philadelpoia—v ames | Steamer A © Stmers Warren, Philadeipaia—vates | BaRiD British Empire (Br), Matber, London—Peabody, Wiilts & Co. Bark Sjofna (Nori, Andersen, Queenstown or Falmouth for ordors—Tetens, Bockmann & C> SHIPPING NEWS “3 DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YoRK For THe | Yor! repo | Feb mh for wandy Hook, tor ord | severe hurricane, in whieh ‘the slip sprang a leak a t 4 Canada (Br), Wood james o Renz... Bark 1 za Oulton, Q’ Brieu, Cardenas—J F Woitnes ae Petunia (ir), Williams, St Johns, NF=—K Bark Gamaliel. Shaw, Baltimore—W Chali rig Susan (Br), Ford, Pointe-a-Pitre—Boyd % ume. ‘Brig Eaton (Bm, Burke, Halitax, N S—Crandall ‘Nohe D &J Lee, Smith, Havana—Evans, Ball & Co. heb: AF Ame. Achora, sagan —Ht P Brown & Co. Pa | Chas = abegrensgein ‘olbrook, Governor's Har- sacar Lie Warren, Johnson, Nassau, NP—B J Wen- | | Ldap W Scott (Br), Kerrigan, St Join, NB—Heneoy & | Park | nen ar ‘Anna Carrier Gir), Van Hart, St John, NB—Heney | “che Gulista, Wositen, Boston—Ut W Jackson & fon | Sehr janis Depew, Baker, Gloacester—Pisher Sehr ie Larling. Corson, ‘reridswcsnUverisa & | Haw Sor Schr Heanor, Hocan, Providence W Jagkson & Co, taete. js | } ana. {wee t | ARRIVALS. REPORTED DY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITSSTONS TELEGRAPH Line Steayser Stephensons (Br), Mellon, Nessina Feb 28, Fae lermo Maret 6 eth a 6 lua ith, with mdse to Phe) yemel to by L &Co, March 31 emcounte. Tricane from 25W to SSK, lasting 26 | _ntesmer Crescent City, Curtis. Havana April 4 with mdse and passengers to Wm P Civde & Oo, Hat strong SE winds aud t beat?) Lead seus the outire passaze, Sten yue, Feuningioa. Gaiveston March nit and Ke Ke: ay West April & with imdve and passeo- | gers to O H ™ & Co, | “Steamer Guii stream, Paire thy | Whumington. 4 x + ea with mdse and passeogers to W: ““teamer City of San Antonio. Pensmmstos. Baltimore, | with mdse to the Ola Dominion Steamsilp p... a Lancaster, Mills, Paollade.pnia, ‘with coal to | Snip Choluta (of Liverpood Cox. Calcutta, and, fa Head 10 days with mase to the J) 4 Oll Yesseito Unas u Wright 3 vo, ‘poneed © Hope Feb ldth aad cromed the Kquawr Mu 7 Sip Governor Morton, Howland, ie pool 4 days, ‘With salt to order: vessel to = 2p Stup Constuatine, Goss, + and Maren 6, with mase yo wrinnell. sintar is, iat Ay jon 38 parsed bark lodia (8r). t. with loss of rudder and miazenmast; wanted no as- # W Stetson, Moore, London and Inie of Ue 14 with mdve to, Grinnell, Minturn & Co. a e steering | rp bhi Mare the Middle passage Bere Johanne Marie * one rpgol, 26 | had 2 hurricane from W to om afd, fore and main lower topsatis and than tay: sails; Mareb wath, Jat 46 44, fel) in with » larze | quanticy of eld ice und was in’ ft until April 2, when | we fda ghal itin int 1 $)- had cutwater carried away 7 the loo and copper padly damaged, causing the vessel to leak sligntiy, The J into this port for repairs. Kerk Maria (Nor), son warts, LA | Breakwater, 7) daysin bail bz, iat 18 4, ce Lark Jobn Norman, | from ‘olasgow, fog New Zealand Bara Mi M (of & Joho | days, in baliagt to Honey & 4 feliia with ship dura (Ge | Bremen for New York. with ail ears gone aud ying on | her beam ends; took off Captain and iy men and brought hem to tis port; the MM le wuohoreu at Sundy Hook | for orders Cary , Vou Preioerg. from Bark urace & on (of Yarn Shelirake, Navre, 23 days, ty to Be i aachor 1“ “Kiintet, Rovterdam via Dela. 14. ballast to Funeh, were 2 jon 4644, spoke bark Zacharia ¢ 8: Thomas. | Ware fre Go Mari + (Swe). trom Uri iy is Bork Giovennl (ital oarguilo, Casellamare 67 days, | with rule to Jae Rovideon, “Pasiod borer Feo 2, Dark Bhawmut (of Boston), Tocke: w aaye vite Sagar to the coromercias Warenouse Gir vessel to | Miner & » are La Bark Ma; n), Lanfare, Port + pain, Trinidad, Hie) wih sugar and molasses to H irow+ bridge's son: Bark O with sogar to Kubir Bars to sn ste frig Mirtanne 1 (Port, Lopen, Lisvon, 48 days, with ony Ce] to @ Atmain« & ¢ avi ‘ot Sigaxtom), Staples, Messing 69 days, with ring Bros. sted Gibraitar Keb 22; nad heavy weateriy winds; March 15, lat 41 54 lon 43%, tell in with bark Haitian (sor), Capt leon, trom Fory Spain Trinidad tor siettia. in a disatjed condit.on 5 {go cite oxge and crew, 11 in numver, of wnd brought thein tg this port. (ee Miseatia ongron Delius sre detl), datgiole, Castollamars, nig lM dav, with trust to urder-Vorel 10 ai Oi agen Mipesltes, ver . "i indloscaepategel des size. Hon), Montgomary, Tr 5 6, to nevors & Maney’ 4 Avr Te, bars May iowa, irom Port paid ee yy ie IW soencar (ot Boston), bs wut 94 ae ie Vontuarwva: ef homey Zura 29 days, ‘arenud Mae U6; vowel | saventa { puniue io be apprecia’ Mis bouas to Baldmore aud put | Chalmers, Cork 39 | Ma 18, hs S Mic’ April 4, ‘lf Hatteras, sh in rT A heavy sea, lost cutwate stove ‘Reweee house typed decks swept of everytht movable. Briz Nueva Dalores (Sp), Pages, Porto Cabello 20 days, wit coflew and J passenger to ® Michgiena & Co. Brig Ruby (of New li , Port spain 15 days, o Hayti 13 days, Meray s . Smith, Caibarien Mu days, With molasses to order; veal two J F Whimey & Uo. Brig Rover. White, of and from Bermipia 9 da: with 0 Lawrence, Ges & Co; Vesse) to Yui bly eaves) Was from Messina and put into Nermuda in tins. Lambert. Vary J Merrit. Curtis, Virginia. Wood, Virginia, den, Virginia, 7 White Wing Robbins, Virginia for Providence, rginta tor Providence. liv. Baltimore tor New Haven, Detar vel. (ot Yarmouth, N%, from Bark Charles F Eiwe sitelanwhich arrived 4in aud anchored at Sandy Hovs, came up to the city AM 9th. PASSED ‘TaROUUA HELL BOUND sours. Steamer City or New Bedtord, Fish, New Belford for New York. with mdse and passengers. Steamer Thets, Young, Vrovideuce for New York, with undse aud pasgenzers. Steamer Amos © Barstow, Howard, Providence for New York, with mde and passeugers porting ondon for New Yorl Steamer Bolivar, Geer, with mdse and passengers. Senr Joseph rarweil, Gregory, Rockiand for New York. with lime tod V Haviland. sehr Warren Gates, Lops Millstone Point for New York, with stone to White & Co. selir Rival, Dunton, Westport for Dobb’s Ferry, with lumber to order: Senr E id, Hall, Roeland for New York, with lime tos Kurows Sehr Seaxgs Brooks, Lindsey, Portland for New York, with jumped to yan & bmery. hr James Marin, Brown, Boston for New York, with stone to Baker Sehr Percey, Mitchell, Kastport for New York. with fish to Jolin Boynton & Son, Sehr Caroline & Cornelia, Lord, Somerset tor New York with nails to Parser Malls, Senr Alcora, Robinson, Machias tor New York, with lath to simpson & ‘All’, Rockland for New York, with Haviland sehr Mausie Beil. lime to J V Senr Americsn Chief, Snow, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candee & Pressey. Sche Mott Haven, lins, Calais tor New York, with a rtoJonn Boynton & Son Schr Casco Lo.lge, Pearse, Portland for New York, with lumber to Joun 8 Creed! sehr DH Ingraham, aise, Rocklaud for New Yors, with lime tod K Brow! sehr Alma, Jones, ‘Machias for New York, with lumber Pp. to Simpson & C sehr Granite State, Sareea, Rockport for Brooklyn, with stone to Jobnson & 5: we br Henry ‘Jaber, Vincent, New Bedford for New Sone J Warren, Magarr, Cold Spring for Elizabethport. Sehr Rebveca, Atwood, New Lon jon tor New York. hr Charles Dennis, ‘Weeks, Port Jefferson for New hr Sunny Shower, Ward, New Haven tor New York. sehr Wm Flint, Jores, Fall iver for New York. fenr J Paine, Long, Provincetown tor New York. Scur George Anos, Buneke, New Haven for New York. hr Quick Step, Hutchinson, Port Jefferson for New hr Charles W Bentley, Baker, New Bedford for Now Yor! Schr L L Hambin, GATS, York Hamilton, Northport for New Sehr Laura S Watson, Sargent, Providence for New xen Isanc H Borden, Baker, Fall River for New York. ®enr Eugene, Winters, New London tor New York, Sehr # r Brainard, Buell, Portland, Ct, tor New York. Selir Light of the ‘tas, Harper: Portsmouth tor New Selir Silver Heels, Newman, Boston tor Virgima. Fehr Pecasett, Mitchell. Prov’ ce tor Hoboken, Schr Margaret kennedy, Ward, Bridgeport for Hobo- ir § Anplegate, Smith, Somerset for New York. Sehr Neliie Doe. itichardson, Hyannis for New York, Sehr Orlando Suiith, Ferris, Portenester sor Now Lora. BOUND BAST. Schr Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore tor New Haven. Sehr Kit Carson, Ramiton, Virginia for Providence. senr Gov Coney. Ridiey, Hoboken ior Providence. Sony Elizabeth Engst, Crowell, Port Jounson for rovidence. Schr Highlander, Wood, Port Johnson for Providence, Schr Monta! Orawtord, New York tor tS aa sebr Adrian, Lewis, New York tor Norwic | zehr Fuma taco, Bearse, Baltimore tor "Providence. Sehr Commeree, tall, New York tor Bangor. Scnr H Van Dusen, Crabiree, Baitimore tor Boston. sehr Herschel, Chambers, Balumore for Providence, Sebr Alice B ges Philadelphia tor Wareham. Sear RJ W Wright, News for Dighton, encnt Oliver esaela Dissoway, Bi Waliitnore “tor New aven, Scur Harvest, Corwin, New York for Newport. be Ae GS packet, Fett Eo | Cea Providence, chr Geo ‘age. Young, New York tor Greenport. Seur Thomas Soden, Ohorben, Philadelphia tor Fall ‘Schr Ocean Wave, Somers, Philadelphia for Full ver. sent W GR Mowrey, Nowrey, New York for Boston. Scbr John D Griffin, Allen, New York for Glongester. Senr E:len A Hoyt, Crone. Baltimore for New Haven. Sehr Ontario, Pu Elizs mabetipore tor Providen: Schr Success. Richards, Philadelphia for Providence. a bevrd J B Andet ‘ease, Newcastle tor Provi- hed A Barnett, Gardiner, Elizavethport for Provi- ont Abbie S dem , ene Ir ar D & B ici pats Hoboken for Boston. dehr Horizon, ©: HB Uobeken f tor Providence. Sonr Watehtul Gil ew Yorks for Providence, poh: Fred Gall , Mullin, Wem Saen Sr eiksavort. SAILED, FDO! ; . Pernan ] ou Prides; oh Vineyard, Mayaguei wee MARITIME MISCELLANY. RP See candle news. The purser ot the steamer Crescent City, from Havana, has our thanks for his attentions. manene (Ger), Vou Freiburg, from Bremen for hia, uas beet abandoned ‘The tollowing is the re of the di Salted trom bremen, Mareh 4 took the pumps became choked; the vessel fill« -. to the be.ween deck beams with water, and washing the sand ballast to leeward, bove the suip ou ends, when” we cut away the | fore ast, Which took the mizéen topmast the ship still lay in that position on first officer, Mr. Leaving, and nin one of the poses and nothin a. n heard of them since ; March 18, lat 48, lon fallen in with by bank Maggie M (ott John, NB) Coptain Chauiners fromm Cork for =audy Hook. wiio took myself and remainder ot the crew, eleven ts Bumber, from the wreck and Drought us to this port Ban Hawrtax (Nor), Olsen, from Port Spain for Stet men lert the: ship. m se | #8. hae Dees, abandoued. Captain 0 reports:—Sailed from Port spain, Trinidad, for Stettin with a cargo of pitch Fep il; on March Stook a heavy wale srom NNE. jasting tor 10 days. veering ail around the compass, in which lost ho pean be — Beckes had deck house: bulwar! nd swept of everythin Vessel leaxing March 16 iat Eat 2% in with by brig David Bagbee, Capt sta Now fork, Me bork being in rary di dina & sina tor New ad the bark Condition. were all kindly taken off; but w guity, there being & very heavy 08 of at th this port; the crew saved nothing bi what Ba. before Bank Anapetea (Br), on fire at St ) homa: ‘epecanonts March Wheelwriznt & Lo. ‘of undergoing iy +) ay Weady for sea this mon! Bata & A Barxano ae, Willeby, at Baltimore trom inst, on the Wend “ ie of wind ‘9 seas: washed water casss adrift on deck and stove them; stove boats, broke davits and rail, filing cabin with water; had two feot of water in the cabin: damaged stores. £c. Sema Susax Waront, befors orted a by collision py? Cype Bonetactor. of iy a s, M jas Been = Up vy the Voast Wreck ad Job.it oot, worth while to attompt wo float he: 7 be - Scun Cus A Rorna, of Salom. 65 tons, built in New. buryport in 166¥, bas been sold, and will Roreaiee hail troin Lamoine, Me, trom which place s.@ will cn. be in the fishing business. Va. Sth inst <i an J § Braovos, at Alexandria, i Rockport, Me. made the ran from Vineyard Havea in 76 pe oy of the Qumarc, Ap arfived aod taken up. moorings nene the Shar. one is the first craft afloat tits soason. Surpuctepivo—At Humboldt Bay, Cal, tne ‘vessels now on the stocks-—a brig for Capt > completed, and three schooners well un ee contracts for building seven more coas: tehoone have already been signed.and there are ‘orders for as Any more as th ihe a Humboldt Bay offers, of oxcellont id Factittien for shipbuilding, are be hortest passages ou record, 9a pilot = from Indian Cove has ora House SPOKEN. Bark Abbie N Franklin, irom irom Pernamt t Mod Apri Somes FE of Bighiaud Light Cage Cone NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shipping agonts aa1 siip captains are informed that by telegraphing to the Hxra.p London | Bureau, No 46 Fieet street the arrivals at and depart ures trom European ports, and other ports abroal, of American ana all forsiga vossls tratiag with the United States, the seme wili oe cabled to this country free ot charge and pubtisnel. Persons desicous of commeantoating with vessels arriv- ing at New Yors oan do #0 bY addressiog tosuch Vessels, of Hznaty news yachts, pier Nol Kasi River, New York, Letters reserved trom all parts of the world and promptly delivered. Daplicates ave requires. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Astwene, April 8=Sailed, barks Proteus, Chipman, New York; Nuovo t'rincipo tal), do Bristow, April 6=Sailed, bark Arenitect (Br), Dud- ridge, Charleston (has been reported sasied ist) Buexenmavax. April 7Salled, ship Goshen (uer, Minnoman, United States, Copeymaoge, Aprii T~Artived, bark Olgana (Rus), Jost, Savannah for Reva Deas, April 9=Arrivi Savanah jor Reval. + euwonn, April Arrived, ship George Haribut, Mas« son, Mobile tor (tev: Gtenavtan—Ariived, bark Chief, Niakerton, New Yor tor Bovrout (ioe below), Hamavag, Spril Arrived, bark Asphoden(Dr), tons, New Orioans (not arrived Meron 27). Davns, Apri: Tarrived, bark George Henry (ey Gofinsr, Charleston. Livenvoot, April dRatled, bark Udelre (vated), Bor enteon, Fernandiaa, Lonpow, April Smnrrivor, Uarks Jouteon Mus, Beinod, ) ship Gen Shepley, Hatching, Wie Arwolba, Pi, 15 dave, With | Hareimors, Lord Deinouss (ioe), Pree. Poneneole, | Keno. Boston; 8 W Bird, } Lizarp, April8—Passed, bark Iris (Ger), Hoyan, New York for Hamburg. Lonponpenay,-April $—Arrivad, bark Najaden (Swe), Borjesen, Philadelphia, Sailed Sch, bark Ida (Br), Roulston, United States. Movinn, Aprit 9—Arr:ved, (Br), Cooper, New York (and proceeded for Glasgow). Mxssiva—Sailod, bark Candida © (Itai), Cafiero, New York. Queenstown, April 8=Arrived, ship Glencoe (Br)? Palmer, San Wrancisco; 9th, bark Minna (Nor), Bosse, Darien. Marled 9th, steamers Republic (Br), Gleadell, and Clty of Montreal (Br), Morehouse (from Liverpool) New York. Rorrunpas, April 7—Sailed, Dark Frederick Scalla Ger), W United States. Sovtuanrrox, April 9-Arrived, steamer Frankturt (Ger), Von Bulow, New Orleans via Havana for Bremen, Swaxsza, April 9Salled, Abuila, for New York. Sailed from . ship N B Palmer (Nor), Knudsen (from Antwerp), Philadelpitla: bark Washington (Ital), Lauro, United States, Loxpon, April 9-Bark Chief, Nickerson, from New York tor Beyrout. has arrived at Gibralu with loss of mainmast und ail attached, Bark Statesman (Br), from Belfast for Quebec, has been lost atsca. Her crew were saved. FOREIGN PORTS. BReMerwaven (not Havre), Ans! & 6—Saited. bark bay is oe Ludwig Sian. idoljes, Baltimore. March 3i—in per s bark La Ciguena, Riley, a via Fayal for New York, repairing: Har- vley, trom Messiaa for do, shipping cargo per orig Excelsior and sehr Rover, and will waitine structions: Josoph MeFarland, from ‘Cienfuegos for Bos- ton, reloading sigar. Caupexas, April 7—arrived, bark Galveston, Sawyer, ile West; rigs Susie J JSwout, Fickett, Fail Riveri Jas aller, Park er, Port Arrived, April t, brig Fotats (Br), Gallats, Philadelpnia, Salvi 7h. brizs Renshaw, syivester, north of tat ; Daphne. eC land, do; Carrie & Pickering, Tor- sour Pilon, Litdesobn. do. i—scur Ramon de Ajuria, McBride, Phitugviphias. in port, April 1, barks Alexander Keith (Bi . Risenar 1), eroteun, Elliott dttehie, Norena, brigs CI ve ro‘hers, L. Warren, H B Cleaver, Maurice, fi . Sag Harriet 5 Jackson, Ethel Bolton, Mar, Eliza lusiow, Teliman and Debor ral 3, Ide, Frags JM Riley, T er, Adeline enh, Panay R Willlanis “Magee Tien. A Almond Bird'and Pathfinder (Br), for north of Hatteras, do, and others unc. eee April 5—Arrived, schr Salue B, Bateman, adelphia, ith, brigs Edna (Br), Boston; Eva Parker (Br), “Sravaxa, April 2—Arrivea, schr Tarouinta (vacht), ‘om a cruise in the West Indies; 8a, bark Golden sheaf, Thompson, Liverpool, mtled Sth, schiyCephas Starrett, Babbidge, north of atteras, In port Aprii 3, bark Mindora, Barclay, for Paitimore, Ades brig Maria Wheeler, Grover, tor north of Hatwras, do irs Brigadier, Norton, do, do; Ulrita R Smita, smith, tor New Yors, do, and othors une, Caban freights- vaua to United otates—' volt per hhd. 85:25; box, $1 25 4 $1 37; molasses, $3 26 per Mud ot Tio gations. Outports, to United Btates—Si near per hd, $5 25 9 $0 63; melado, $6 6; molasses, $3 00 u $3 75 per bad of 10 gallon HALIFAX, A, Filsarrived, schr Blink, Bounie, Boston; oth. steumier Indin (Br), Harris, London; brig Montrose, Chonites Also. Serived %tb, steamer Arcadian, trom Portland, Sailed Sth, brig Kenneth (Br), Port) Rico; sehr Annie May, do: oh, Florence. Jamaica, Moutunvo (Peru), March 1s—Arrived previous, ship Sontag, MeGilvery, San Francisco, Matanzas, March 31—Saiied, sehr. oe eoune, Young (or swith), Philadelphia: Carrie M Andrews, Car- denas (not as before), April 7, bark Edward Albro’ (Br). north of Hatteras, Naxaixo, March 20—arrived, bark Constitution, Bishop, San! sailed 20th, bark Wellington, Howard, San Francisco. Ponex, March 2—Arrived, sehr ES ag Whiuwore, Balimore: 2lst, orig Geo Murris, Stowers, SouTHAMPTON, April 4—Arrived, steamer “Stel @r, Langsiand (froin Hui), New Yor. Sacua, Aprii ba by barn Seversink, Jarvis, New York; brigs Lily (Br). Bano, Vigeins, doy Angela. vat ence; Mary Bartlett, bompson, Philadel: ‘anuman, Sharp, Boston; Mattie Morton, ice, Portland; J Gin, sclirs © MH Lawrence, i. New York. lett, Barcett, north of April 6, bark Chestina Redinan, moa, New Yor<; schrs re ucy D, Hall, north ot Matteras. 6th, barks Martin W Breit, Patterson, (oY T K Wilden, Co son. doy brigs Hattie Eaton (Br), Cook. do; Geo uilehrist, Ean do: jara Fietcher, Sargent, do. In April 1, barks Morning Dew (Br), Horace Beals. Whiten iBn). Mary A Neilson (sr), Allegro (Ger), Yumurt (Br), aca! ir), Saguenay (br), Janet Forbes ir), Henry ‘Gri reeu. Brothers; Annie & Lily, J age be, diary J Wubur (Br). Hate ta y U Comery, March 31, sehr ete Titan (Br), Wheeler, Sagu: taiia, Odor! sey W emmithy Hers ding. ton, Gen Conn one. vk Ridgway, clara Fletcher, John it itor Willlum Conner and Maggie Daliing, all for Cnited states, Kig, aad others une. Pek a NB, April 5—Cleared, schr Annie B (Br), for ew Yor! ‘Arrived April th, brig A Porter, Boston;achr Monsita, Portiand, ‘Gienred 9th, schr Annie B, New York. TRUXILLO, paren 2%4—In port, brig Sam Antonio (Sp), for New York, AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, April 8a) {—arrived. hrs J S Bragdon, Rockport, ety iv Palmer, Rema? W Ric! Richards: New rvork:Jd W Passed up—behre 3 Jacob Th son, L &W Showa, id AS Cannon, loaded, and Eva,'and Royal Arch, sant 9 7a led Washington; J M Richards, jerse Hay ik, schr AF Kindberg, New Haven. BOSTON, April &—Arrived, steamer Albambra, Doan Haitiax; Urig A J Jewett, Burtiett, Matanzas: Tevio (br), aikema, Cienfuegos. th—Arrived, mers Aries, Whelden, Philadelphia; Neptune, Kerry, New York; Williau: Lawrence, Howes, more; bi owe Rotterdam; det, Leigtion, 3 Grace Lathrop, At tt Mare; Lizz Merrill, Minot, Cienfuegos; Wm Bekean cur,, Crow th, dos schr J J Spencer, Uuskell, do. Iso arrived, eghrs reddie W Allen, qarsinia: Arthur ciderd Mary Bb Tower, and ney B Ives, Baltimore: Sarah E yn jade} p| Cleared—Bark 3 J Bogart. Mer), Re: Molds, Kotterdam via York; brig Mechanic, Gor Portland; scurs Emeline (Br), Chisholm, Miragoane; Henry Withington, Crowell, Baitimore, ied—stcamer + Perkiomen. BALTINOKE, April ve amers Braun- Undeutsch, Bremén; Caivert, Foley, Raleigh. Cllver, do; MeCi eCielian etareh. Boston: Uctorora, Reynold: is, New York: M Alien, Conklin, Port Jefierson. —r team i? rica, Mmilups, Sareqned: Re- Decca Clyde, Chil tiningtoa. NY BOs T a ‘NG: Commerce rott, Hix, New York; barks Gutuer (on), gon. Ualvorsen, Cork or Falmouth; rout, do: Wirundo (Nor; Peddorsen, Bi yeater (Br), Peversou. Londond ford, _Amisierd: Fle <2 Dilliogn nit, Hon dr, ‘Shar, do: Hoimes, Burr, do, Sautet tty Du b Duusbers (Ger), ‘Rotterdam; brig Skjold gu Sa TOL, April 8—Sailed, sc Hotchkiss, Weaver, taiadeipuia: “Live I Hosein New York. TO! rik oe sehr Charles H Kelly, Crowell, Bull i ktyer eee ”" Sandy Hook; schr aw poe Poaaick: Havans. ween, 1 by Be ine, Wyatt, Boston. a Howe Bi, arent bark Marmora red —sc! aria Hyers, yh is ar, sacola. * ee 6 Sailed—isrig Maia of Gla pep arrived, steamer San anion Sari twen ibrar: PeSutalde Sens J D Robinson, Glover, from Boston; Ch Skondgrow Ws, SS. by Soaepree. sohre Laura, *olsared Caarleae Savanoab. awards, Ba: sare ih i Marto Gace. caper aieipria. key west CD ne steamer City sti Eldria, Pe New York tor Galveston os pre ed a4 MOBIL Eck f aeasven bark Ephraim Wihams, Keone, Fniuadel noe NEW ril 6—Cleared, bark Malta (Br), Maleoltason, Arrived, ar Tami Per. heared—Steamer Jui nee Uatharlie, Philadelpbia via Rgvana; bark Josednd (so), Aleatina, Have, eee April arrived, sehr Olive binson, Ra- 1), Gal wiSailed—ship igonsides, Austin Ly barge Yeston, barks Poolscar (ir), Liverpool; ase (Fr), Te. a... — Haytien, for Liverpool, remains ashore on WoeFOLK, April 7—Arrived, sen: Wrigh Doushty, “Providence; Morrell, Eeliy, “asa Marlon? | PN BEDE SHG, 4 A Louisa, Fran. of aE nie Wind Gon Sie Sees pie sori 7—sailed, sehr 1 cane PURI ker, New York ior ihe gsc ae ‘ived in the nigh r Leesan” & Ri ee 4 on tor New Yor! larkeony ‘Ne v Yate no ORSON April iaaideass sobr Jennie Rog signineein tor a Per = eenivichh ape ‘ape SSelleds PASS CAVALLO, March SimSailed, sors Fanny @ Warren, Kimbail, Pensacola: Sallie Coursey, Sipple. ao; Novis, Harrison, Mascayoula; Ajax, Saucders, Lampe VisoAGOULA, April Cleared, ship Garibaldi (Nor u Dordrecht nd fais iroty, Sip stand): rite 8 e i jw York. a Se Fennen, New ‘once ito wail from Pass Caristian); ad, wale, Bloom, tndianolay Be . ist, Many ne TL AL ipeteuia, ‘April AEE! ors Pleneer, ar Wakely, Wilmingwon, Xv: Neg now, aor, Doane Frovidence: ent Alien, New t, Liverpool; sobr Delamotte, fax Marwasas! ‘es et wooate ay Haske ‘oaneliys ihe © mont Syregehive ee York; ones, 6 e seht Grown J 1 Poss Borne Baracom April ¥, AM— Passed downs yi? Her. for garenatowns yas fo “ r% joonan (1 hee oVidene Ph Conner, Haliti NSWOASTLE, Manos (Nor), ane solire aroney it ‘onder. 0; | artis tor Boston. o beg Stary 3 Wiluome. toe wehrs American Eagie, Be Kew Bediord, and Albeyh, ny. Jor Beaton, are at anehor off her sed up --Sche dosepit Hay. iron Ba, Vol, sere» Yeasrived, ship snot}, 10. Walinat, | *y HaHa Minot op), tert An, tow tor phia | other voseeis remain quiet; tog ais OVOrS> th kwator, ed up, boars anion, Godfrey and Bah P Sh IN aN tt Si eet any anon 2a eee. steamer State of Georgia | SSioe Bey tren | APRIL 10, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. ar A hpatt 7 —Asrived. sehr Ralph M Haywara, tv load for Mobil Wie Sth), schrs Four Sisters, Bickmore, AJonnson, Mablman, Philadetphia. steamer’ Hibernian (Br), Archer, Liver- pool, with 620 passengers, Alo arrived, steuinets | Ch Chase, Hadtax Peake, Mancum, New igs Guirborough (Br), Vieniu Teok. PACHA ¥ Lewes, De . € Ann arien via Lewes, ata, sule Cushing, 0 el. Cleared—Bark Fred Eugene, Cardenes Moses Patten, Harding, dv. J, sche Treasure, Wil- maui, to lov for New ¥ Sailed—sehrs steven G Ilart, Joad ship timber tor Yarmouth, Rich, v Nickerson, de, dos nislton, 3 orgsiown, DC; John & Beachan Wooikind: RW Tull, Shropshire, ‘wna. el Halidag Wa Waltimore: Avivester Hale, Ww ant ay: BL Shermen, Mhiniey, and Minguas, . pei 8—Arrived, sehr J I Worthington, tiaakaripate curt B Diverty, Mokerson, Philadelphia. Mason, Arrived, selirs Albert TW date n, Clarke, Boston. rH nrivtia Sitamons, Ne laderostos! ¢ (Bri, Hean, Cork; bark Joseph Hayden (Ger), Kruse, Burrard Inlet Gih—Suiled, ships sovereign of the Seas, Johnson, Live erpool: Yossinite, Mack, Manila and United states, poliAreved. ship Léading Wind, Ulnekley, “Baltl- Sea aud Mi Arr ved. steamer Dakota, Dexter, ark Geo Moon, Brand, New Yor: nih Importer, susrourne. New York. ip Cormorant (Bn. Uollister, Corks March 3—Arrived, schrs Katie Y Turner, chamberiuin, Pilladelphia; Leva lt Storer, Marshall Portand hrs Mary F Corson, Corson, Philadelphia; Cleared ‘aish, Burgess, fo teamers > nole, Mathers, Boston; Sara- ssa, Hoover, Baltimore ; “pink Joven Be striz ai), STaluga an! Uasccioudy brig Ynez (Span), Valencia; sche ti Hans Wick ; tugs Gladiolus and decum: i Ropes ramet Gillette, New oiland, Free y beam (Br). Whitney, Cork foror- der: ach Susan Parker, Garwood, New Yor! sae Nueva Barreras (Sp), Vigo; sehr Mary SALLM, April 5—Arrived, sehr Elecric Flash, Wew York. Gih—Saited, schrs Win Flint, Vendleton, fouthern port: Alcora, Machias tor New Yor&; American Chief, Suow: Langdon, Mullen, and Maggie Bell Hall, Rock: land tor do? Rival Duntoa, Westport, Me, do; George & Albert, eee PoRent for du. Th—Are Luey Ames, Bishop. Blizabethport for Viesinarens Hebmond, ardner, pocriand tor New York; Chas Comery. Creamer; PL Smith, Upton, and Saxon. Brazdon, sortland tor New York; ‘Ci Macom- Rargent. Lanoswille tor Pailadelphias ‘Albert Jame- oe KAM N HARD HAVEN, Apri 7—Arrived, sehrs L Hol- wao, Elizabetbport for Boston; Terrapin. Hoboken for Calais: | elmont Bali nore for Portian + John ©: jader, artown for iladetp! Capen cd by Bark New England, from Boston tor New paity |—Schr John Cadwallader. tam 5 ied, all vessels betore reported, excepting schr Pa ashe 6 nne, Saunders, Sarinam, of, ann for Salem; Ada "s Alien, Windsor, NS, Jor New Yor! Amelia F Cobb, Wellfleet tor do: Mabel Hall and fumes a! do; Murgaret, Millbridee ett anhah; Wm B Hackson,, pus: Glo " mouth for Philadelphia. Sailed—Sehr Mabel Hal §th—Arrived, sehr The Star (Br), St John for orders | (Providence); sloop Screamer, Stouwgton to Mt for a wrecking trip to Bermuda, Passed by—-chr John T Manson, Paitinoses for Boston. patled— “chr Alvert Dailey aud Amelia F Cobb, TON 9—Cleared. Bente Uh aa Anna, MISCELLANEOUS. 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