The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1875, Page 10

EEE 10 : THE STATE CAPITAL ieee ae wi cond the ria belo Be a hr, Fox's ll 5 jor og appotaument of oo LA sapien of units ban New $e Wark city, by the Ma: to the eae of the e be Oxed hy said Connen. ‘Tha Senate then went into Committee of the Whole on the bill providing foran Inevector of ublic Works. Aster am extended discussion the bill was ordered to Titd reading, and iu the Segate the report Was eid to, ca98. The New York Politiciane Watching Metrepolitan Legislation, EYPNING BESSTON. ‘The Senate reassembled at halt-past seven P.M. PyETN § ake p Bilis INTKoDECKD. JOUN KELLY’S MANIPULATION | _ wy wr. woons—Proviuing thacno Haughtere, bone Doiling, tat ‘ing, gine maki lante Ld ‘ ities establishments shall. be carried on in, Yor’. be provisions of the bill sha | ever, to any establisument for converting the above. | named articles intu merchandise or commerce LOW car- Fie ou an said cis, Pr. Sir. Guoss—Providing that section 1 of the act passed a, M4, 1572, relative to elections in the city and ene of New York, shall be amonded to read as fol- “Hereafter all officers to be elected by be chosen es i @ general election in 4X Clerk of the Common une shall,on the first Monday « October ineach year, publish in Hot exceeding titteen ewspapars ot large ciremlation in said city, usual Senator Fox aud the New Fifth Avenue | ‘avement Bill, THE BELCHER AND TILTUN JURY BILL XPORTS. ‘The following bills were reported favorably :— ALBANY, April 22, 1975, For the prevention of the udulteration ot food, drinks Ail the leading politiciaus trom New York are | and drugs Extending the time for the completion of the Boston, lartford and trie Haidroad by the New york and New England Railroad Compan i ulating, grading here stul. Mr. Joum Kelly, accompanied vy Mr. Wilam A. Boyd, Genera) Spinola, Colonel Joha R. reilows and others, has ols headquarters at | and sewerth ap re ote en neh ad Diwery chin Congress Hai, ‘The republican leaders are | Sect. in the c: of New Yor! uiso oo hand, Rumora fy thick and faat | inter ee aa to iutmre political movements remarding | ‘Rha Bacneicdns GATS aT Dee Wala) -comidened tke New York ekarier, Tne Tammany Bail | vhs tollowing bills :— people believe tn being om the greund to oppose | ,pf0r i turtler water supply of Brooklyn, Recommitved Bad Cireumvcnt any efforts at unfavorable legis to the Committee on Cities, suthorsaing (he Board of of Police of New York to grant — ton. i, would be an easy matter, with we present discordant teelings among legislators, to | a tothe Marie Court ia the city of New York. Extending the authority of the Supreme Court in pro- pass amonawents materially affecting the tmter- | ceedings by writ of mandamus to correct errors in the eats Of Oue political organization or the other, =| Teieymunaiion of the COMYTROLLER GREBN’S LOBBYIST, A alight breeze was created to-day in the ejec- tion irom the Goor of tke tlonwe of Mr, Charles a. | Comptroller Greeu’s legislative repre- | tt PASSED. srnaacting. Nec} religious societies. ‘extending the time for the completion of the Boston, artford and Erie Railroaa, Gowsa, Adjourned. Bentative, Gowan kas been exceedingly active | ASSEMBLY. Awsany, April 22, 1875 BILLS INTRODUCED. | By Mr. Havsomm—Amending the act regulating places | | of public amusement in New York, which reduces li- | censes to theatres from $500 to $100; also amending the | | charter of the New York Union Stock Yard and Mar- | | | auriog tae session, Watching poutical mancuvres Bad seportiog bis Observations at headquarters. | To-day Mr. 7. C. Campvel! moved the enforce- | ment of the fity-sevéuth rule, which excludes all strangers trem the Door. Gowan was present Mt the Uime and had to leave, Speaker Meduire, however, immediately afterward granted @ pass to Gowan (or the balance of tae session, and he | ter houses, dc., within the corporate limits — tarned up in the evening as fresn as ever. Gowan | BY Mr. Datr—Providing for the removal by the Gover Souigit intimates that this ejectment originated | nor of the State Engineer aud Surveyor and the Canal | Commissiouers for cause. at the suggestion of Mr. Joba Kelly, ana threatens | “yy 44, .yoxp asked that this bill be onlered to a third Gine vengeance in consegaence. | reading, to which Mr. Atvorp objected. THe MAKING COURT. By Mr. Sterumxs—io incorporate a Fire Department | Senator Kobinson, trom the Judiciary Com- | on the north shore of Staten Island. j mittee, \o-day reported adversely the bill increas- | BILLS REPORTED, ing the jurisdiction of the Marine Cours, There ts | Mr. Davy reported the bt!l providing for improving Qow little Cnance for the passage Of the Measure. | the facilities uf the New York Fire Department, which s§ FP CONNER’S BILL, Was ordered to a third reading. Sheruf Conner’s bil, wnick was also reported King reported a@ biliasking an approprianon for rt and Dumb Asylum of the Stat Auverse.y {rou the same committed, still es | MG, Atsoun irom unemajerity of the Canal Come STATEN ISLAND. | reported in favor ot Feducing canal toile on lumber t four toills, and ace ali tolls op up ireight ex- A message Was recetyed in the Assembly from she Governor, recommending the appointment of | ng foreign salt P4Gx, as the minority of the committee. reported a commission to survey and fix, under the direc. hon vf the United states Coast Survey Buard, the ist any reduction of tolls trom tie sheet of last | Bast shore linc of Staten Island, DEAD ANIMALS. ket Gompany so ay to prevent it trom erecting slaugh- r. matter was made the special order tor Tuesday — othe House, in Committee of the Whole, them took up Mr. Moore imtroducea @ Dill “To prevent | the special order, being the bill providing ior @ tax the turning of ead animals imto mer. fo a aati for extraordinary work on the | chandise Within the corporate limits of | “ * New York” wicr the passage of the | gM (face stated this tax woula realize about kei.” Toere Is tte objection ‘to this section, but Atier so ussion and | the secoud section provides that thts law aball | was teportede Lame ayer inrineahiche ed ot apply (\Guny companies already in existence. It 1s lutimated ha: this Measure aims to prevent | the constraction of toe proposed aoa@ttowr et the oot of Forty-second etrect. FIFTH AVENUE PAVEMENT. Senator Fox to-day introauced a bill for tl Tepayement with stone of Fiutn avenue, from tne | southerly side of Fourth street to the nortneriy | rm Oo! Nimeteenth street. The pavementisto ve id wits any Kind of stone blocks deemed INSURANCE ComPANixs. ‘The bill taxing stockholders in lite, fire and marine fosurance companies, instead of the ‘capital, was (hen en up. | Mr. Hustep moved to strike out the frst section, and Toceeded to oppose the vill, saying it would strike | | juriouals t the fire insurance companies oft nd d) them out of the alied a! would tux the State com- Suliabie for use which shall have had tive | Bau w those of other Staves years’ tral upon some part of the with $#U.000.00)to escape. He looked upon the provis- | Btreecs of the city. Tne work ts to ve | fons of the Dill as very injudicious and regarded a iat as not im the interest of the state. | He sal ‘Dill was to pass he wouid move to inciade ali other ! | corporations. | ‘Mr. Hasmoxp sastasned the be Sy 3 at would bring under taxation some 0.000. The iaw now ad ital, bur it escap for the owiln, its tp Unites nents bon taxable bo! Thi vas Bui? ny i preys vided sversment Gedueted, fr vide F Hesreo responded tbat only $20,030.00 of the $2.09 a Uof fire snsurance companies was sa ua! tact hed that th pro: taxation, wed of thes Nonpt of favested in bonds and morigazes. . Tnotion to strike out was lost. Mr, Hustep ae to amend vale extending the provi. graph and other joint done vy contract entered into by the Department | of Public Works. One-bali of the expense 15 to | be vorne by the city abd one-hall by tae property- ners AOong the live. Minety per cen: must be yl iu monthly instalments, and the remaining ah per ceut Wituin tuirty days alter tae comple | fon of we work, A PUBLICATION QUESTION. Senator Gross to-vight introauced a bill direct. fg the Cierk of the Common Council to pabiis tice of tae MaNicipal positions to be Hiled during each year. The Secretary Of State Das ueretotore advertised for the whole State; butit is mow as- certained he bad no autbority in law to give notice Of Vacancies uiside o! the constitutional offices, | SO0% german ego JTRORS AND LONG TRIALS, Mr. Houstxp then peated ii motion excepting rail- ‘The bill to provide tor Ay fa LH of jurors in companies. tracted triais was e Assemoly ress was then repor-st. gs the bill, with a view to RAPID fe committee then Toor up the bill to provide ction of rapid transit railroads 12 Gitios, lect of the bill, sald ithad | wow ith grea believed to be ih which would serv d give the poop’ the prose aus of securing rapid transit in the best possvie Mr. Kexwanay cailed attention to the tact that there ‘Were several uther measures which oagbt to be Cg 4 t ered with ‘bis one. tt. therefore, movi com miltee report Carried—4 to 35. night. Mr. Alvord said be would much rather vote for The bill as “An act to provide jor 4 aeeaeed or Beecher trigh” as to comiorm | coustitation, bas passed the Avsembiy by & unanimous voie, “ ‘The bili proviaim ‘ee ee repairs on re THE PROCEEDINGS was nade the spec order for tuesday next, with Toil bill, on motion of ‘ord. | SENATE, . HAMMOND moved t as tthe bill A. Sry Seyi Axeaxt, April 22, 187%, of a com| s cered to @ third reading. ‘Mr. Resentsox, (row the Committee on the Judiciary, On motion of Mr. Farecm ail the rapic transit bills Reported favorably on tue following dille:— : | wpgomace tee speeal order for next Tieeday evening. | To amend the charter of the Society for the Care of Ls sintdoedleteinkmn Destitave Homan Catholic Chidren in the City of New | ——— York. | The House Feassombied | half-past seven P. M. Zo increase the efficiency of the Cour: of Seastons of | yatiaMYAMUXEs, trom the Judiciary Commities, reported | the tollowing bills 1 the peace in the city and county of New York. To noe Houses sof Detention for women and chil. _ Mr. Kio, from the Committee om Commerce, reported | trial. | dren ‘held . Mr. Ha: bil regulating the saugh- favorably on the bills relative to sea walls, breakwaters, | tering and converting a wale ile articles of o houses in the city of Broosiyn. | merce, in the city of New which probibite the bus @ use of slips, wharves aad piers ia the . | iness within the hate o> itniag of the city. ity of New York. To provide tor the payine! ot Jurors in protracted Also acversely on the bili amending chapter G22 0f the | “YS 1. sesey of Cyproms Hill Cometery. Jaws of 13600, relative to en To provide tor the laying out aud Sqeeengtns & ennai Wons in the harbor o in, gg oe ag > of Bushwick Creek, Increase the efficiency of the Court of Gonoral ty of Now York, by pro- e Dill une oneitationst the first section of the Judge of the Coart of es of the General Term CANAL FRAUDS. T we trial of certain public ALSANT, April 22, 1676. yroposed to be created Wasun- | At the meeting of the Joiut Investigatiog Com- | mittee of the Legisiature on Canal Frauas ex- | Canai Commissioner Wright reappeared and said t when he entered upon the daties of his office a8 Canal Commissioner on the ist of January, 1470, he found among the awards which had been mace by the Caual Appraisers in 1869 one to Peter Voor- bees jor jauc damages for about $6,000, and as it ‘was a ciaim of adozeu years’ standing be felt it bis @uty to make an inquiry about its merits. Ne had only vistted the work once, it being the only istance he could recollect in whion he bad com- esterday be had expressed his natitutionality of giliingn ot arevuliy consiaered the substitute, and m any consti- Goubt that the lave reached a difereut vate had said that niet Judge enot the General Term v tauonal dusiiary Coma: eonelusion if (ue @f the Court of Bho: Foport was agreed to mitted such @ neglect during bis term repent the acts of May 20,1809, for | Of office. Alter some months had passed | By Mr. Boorm—To repeal opening of streets and parks la the city of New ork. by Mr, Fox-Providi lospector of milk in the Pity of New vork te improvement of ita orporate a protectory tor Cesu- (ate culidreu in New York. Tk ARMOVAL BItty The Senate went into Coumittee of the Whole on tae ‘two person—Messts Greene and Beach—cailed on witness, urging t payment of inie | Claim; the claim was placed tn the hands of Leach, Kenneoy and others, and to ali 1 refused to pay; I think | never saw the claimant until the summer of 1872; he met meat Syracuse and ap- plied for the payment of his claim, and I replied to bam by eXpressing tue same opiiion and again reitised to pay claim. Mr. Wright them de- wailed the mode of lia Inquiries, aud eaid that tol, Was satised of withdrew his proposed substitute, and the ecurred of senate bill No. Sib, as reported by cJudiclary, Committee, which provided tor the te- wpovel of the siete F ngineer and burveyor and Canal Com wise are moved tat only & majority vote of the Sen- Scwove Auy state offleer proved | obR Bisgood Was next sworn 1 Wa & resident be Rochester and was at y ty of wrous f, Lonn row w no cmergeney reqai present Assistant Rogi- Ja the passase ny such iaw ae oe “4 prop bad usen over twenty yeu: he senawr fr he Mir. Jacobs) eu work Been for two, weeks tune yates om Bagewind eet oe Canes see errors would ve likely to occur, poet one oot @ em ors papers had im regard to tbe contrac: for buildiag t favo or dsis | #0pe ahd vertical Wauw at the Molawe Al distance Of eieven milca, said the 40,00) yards of excavation the for wonid vot begin to do the work re aired; that that amouat of excavation was pat | down merely to ase up tno appropriation granted sor that WOrk, AOU, 6 4m chuineer, ne regaraed @s @ pernieioas Bnd im@preper practice to do any- On MY division thers are now 4; coe of wis the Veo Dusen contract: be, iw iaitusaiiy la\finnyg bi8 Goutract, p ad 10 1088 MONEY; ve Lae Agieou (ogo Bil ¢ teem ceuts @ yard, wad it won as one of “t' irad-emad thes any bul n his wue ai hiv { Soy canal oMcor bad been found wu ii offive, he (tr, Lord) had ang doubt boon dered or sw i“ wort fity conta; there is considerable excava- ite er tion to bo done; 16.000 yaras | by Fann ol we Judie he piobatiy expects 10 make some ning i & Majorily To! pot tae 4 for Wulcn he is paid eer jor wrong | OB ta8 rock excavation. only & fair pric cavated wal section of at seventy i nie @ yi | price put ere is only 1,000 rda ot that to ve | dowe; 1 Co mot think that & mount to ve paid for this Work Will exceed the eagiacer's est iu.aL Oscar F, Whitiord Was tue next witues sides in Budalo; ie an engineer, gad bas | connected With tue canals of a dozen years; fora canal tie ourih’ excavation Which is a goud tere will be %0 # tion, that remo’ “str, Jagoos propo 2 200. . Cort t red ny wih and recomasaded the pas Sonsentto place the Bill | time Lad Chale Of ihe coniract ‘or deepening 4 (hat he Gesired tolook | the nel of Biaee jtvck Harbor, o Mat itis Ail right before | @t t © the Work in Decwm- Van Dusen td greater joi o ving parte ot Mr, Woonuww's gabsuta were, coutract of hw 4 an aires Coben's auded wo the Wil, aod twas hie contract. bea! cu, be oar ges Ay RS da Lo Ovit OWL ail the sewers Oo: Thule Haution G, 1nd Se: Piles ws it iiny wee Bete ‘i and *hen be (ook tue cont 8 Was to be son OnIhg mto the show the the p J Mr were ali iow, wowrey. All foid ‘ine bosnenaion ss e MM ie are £0 ort Common ‘Conneil, ‘the s Salary to i ~ Ww Boards of County Canvassers. — oviding tor the incorporation of | | witoess did not know, nor did he know of any | Tace Garden theatres lor so many seasons, and | opera was the most charmimg of all in the réper- | reputation on tue German stuge similar to that | whieh Mile. Aunée has 80 long enjoyed on tue | “Henry V."? was produced at Boot NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, material point from tue testimony offered by tne | previous witue: EVENING 643310N, | At the evening session Waller S. A. Jerome was | the first witness called, ard | tothe Denulson contract there wi | urge amount of work done as that time, prin- | cipally vertical wall; the first work dope on this | contract was constructing and conunuing the | walls; Texamined the quality of the work rom | time to time: the Work Was Very good, although It | Was not up to the specifications; I made monthly | estimates during the progress of the work; nave read the language of the first appropriation; ! | tuink the quantities were grossly insufiivient to | accomplish the work; 1 think there was mo cause for reletting the coutract from the manner tie rk WAS gounce: Mr. Gale bad the general super- vision of the work; he resides in Syracuse; he was | fupposed to be the partner of Mr. Dennison; | | generally Speaking the quantity of sheets in the | lettings are loosely made; think the appointment | of suportinates should bé leit to the State Engl | | Neer, and think that a Generai Inspector would be henerictal to the State; do not think it would | be necessary to make ‘any’ change in the cabal | system of the laws were properly carried out; | have never been approached by acontractor, and hever beard of any such case; | never knew or heard of auy false measurements or false estl- mnites by which the State couid be detrauded, Kovert J. Cantwell, the next witness calle tifled:—Have been employed on the canal | 1s64, with the exception of about Jour years; not | now conuected with the canal; was formerly con- | nected With the Utica oilice, a8 assistant engineer | mm charge; bad charge of the levelling of the Den- | nison work; did not muke the estimate under that | contract; always took noves of iny measurements; | there Was no Jingi estimate in my time; coud | not say that the work was done fully up to | the specifications; the only way he could | necouut jor it was that it was not | fasnionable; In bis opinion it would be impossible | for any oné to jive up to the specifications; thooght the prices were fair; dtd not know of any engineer that has been approached; never heard o! any such case; Knew Of no lrauds through | false measurements, estimates, &e.; [bad charge othe Barnett contract; tt cost, 1’ think $60,900, the pupt set aparc being $12,000; - think the work could have been uone | for $22,000 if 1 bad not been for the | changes that were made or ordered by the Com- mon Council; tu regard to the Willams contract Tmade tue final estimate; the contract price was changed Irom seventy -five cents to $175, by a pre- sumably disnonest alteration: how It was done jrauds having been committed so far as bis per- sonai observation went, Adjouraca, AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC—“GIROYLE-GIROFLA.”” ‘The well earned’popularity of Mr. Adoiph Neuen- dort, manager of the Germania, Stadt aud Ter- | collavorateur with Car! Rosa during the Wachtel | faror, Was fuily Gemonstrated last night at the Academy of Mastic, belore @ crowded house. The | tore of the opcra douse, “Girofe-Giroda,” the | best and most musical work written by Charles Lecocq, Who may now be considered as the chief composer on the French douge stage. The cast preseuted on the Occasion Was admirable, consist- ing o! the foliowing artists:— lero a? Alearazas. his wite... $ their daughter: Pedro, sitaia, 44 Bolero’s service } * ores; i | Muurzoux Mir, Sebonwout Mise Liua Mayr, who bas acquired an artistic a Mr, Witt iss Sehmita Miss Lina Mayr -Miss Beckmann Migs He Girofie, Girofla, ench, gave entire satisiaction in ber rendering the dual title réle. Not @ pomt of bewitching acting Was lost, and the well cultivated voice of the [air prima donna gave more tnan ordinary importance to the sparkling music allotted to her, It was @ very graceful aud attractive tribute to the best of German managers in tuis city. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Miss Clara Morris will play Lady Macbeth sup- ported by Mr. Rignold as Macbeth, Mr. Charles Calvert, under whose direction ‘a Theatre, is seriously ill in England, The “Shaughraun” continues to be the reigning sensation at the Hub. It has been fougd neces sary to give extra matinées in order to accommo- date the crowds anxious to witness this best of | Rt Mr. Boucicault’s performances. Tbe receipts at Boston are enormous, Mr. Dion Boucicault must have found the /our-leaved mrock. A telegram received from the authorities of Richmond, Indians, states tnat Jacob Zimmerman, well known in New York as the once popular treasurer at Nivlo’s Garden, when under the man- agement of Jarret: & Palmer, was found wander. | ing io the woods las: Sunday hopelessly insane, | His brot! | care for him. HANDLING GRAIN. YORK’S TERMINAL FACILITIES, The subcommittee of the State Senate Com- mittee on Canals, appointed to investigate the charges for bandiing grain at this point, met yes- terday at No. 23 Pearl stree' The committee consisted of Senator Cuaries Kel- | logg, chairman, and Senators Henry ©, Connolly and William Johnson, Many members of the Prod- | | | & SENATE COMMITTEE =] | wce Exchange were also present. Mr. Kellogg, in cailing the meeting to order, | said he did so in pursuance of the following reso- | lution of the Senate:— | Resolved, Thatthe Canal Committee are by quested to ascertain and report to this body the prices charged m the city of New York ! oe port:— Price charged for elevat- ing grain upon capal s. price charged to the seller and to We buyer, aud to tke buver of toe aud to the Yosse! receiving the grain: also whether those prices are exacted by the rales and regulations of any amopiae tion, corporation of combination in this eit charges are collected from canal boats tor use cot slips and wharves or port charges: also thet the same infor. be accept xi Feported by the Canal Commit relates to the city ot Buffalo, and that said Cow- tittee have power to send tor persons sod papers. Hazeltine, who was first examined, stated that grain whon (t arrived here Was sunject to the | Jollowing coarg Fird—Towtng to and from the place of delivery which is pald by the cousignee ot the grain. = vond—Unloading of oats, witich i captain or uxner of the boat. X cont per bushel. ‘hird—Weigning of the cargo, bail of whch Ia the consiguee of the grain aud half by the pur 5g cent per bushel. Fourth—It the grain goes into store or warehouse there is no extia charge for thirty days, the items led and 3 the storage tor that um ‘or every addithual e — wand Gays there isa Jurtier charge of ith. ‘grain goes on board an ocean vessel in bags thore ts an aduition to 1, 2 and 3 f 34 cent per Dashel tor putting the grain i bags and deli board. and av additions! cnarge of thircy cent per ton for towing it away in th both ran being paid by the shi) ath—It the groin n DORE An ocean vowsel 18 there 1s 4 charge, Iu addition to 1,2 aud &, of $10 & cent per tusuel for delivery on ‘board of the ship, trimming and stowing away the cargo properly in tue hold. which + patt by the slip Seventh—if the grain goes on "boars ay 8 sloops and schooners there is & charge, in addition tot. 2 and 3. of 35-109 of ove cent ver basel for delivering. the cargo to the dloop of sehooner. irimming end stowing the Sarge oh 1s paid uy the urchaser desires the the, Ferase matter it] Ps away properly in the bold, w beats schooner. Fighth—If the biowing from mn a cli ae dune st his ex lated by etavate, ve oa nd five coute per or owner. To recapitulate, the cost of nandliog grata, 10 Addition to the towing and Whariage, ia as lol- lows !— Firt—Grsin delivered 'o store, including thirty storage, for 1 cent por buaie: ames —- ered 00 C0#G0 Vessels in bags, about A) oe Tarde ‘ain deiivered to ocean vessels tn bull, 231.100 cents. évurth—Grain devered tn coasting v: 7yh—r i! the graio ws cleaned a ach of 3 eenk ssels, 1% conts. dditedal charge Puffer, President ot t tor Company, gave the profits of compaby ior the past eleven ars, Up to thet time ine company had paid out 18,000; Ita capital Up to within two years had Deed $400,000, Wen it waa reduced 100,000, The aterage proGiia each year were ¢: Mr. Gray eaid that i the rolls on the canals were viosing ev Feduved the elevator meu would reduce thet | Charges lor weighing, sievatiag &c., rom one quarter to One-bAi! CDs a DNsne. They had play agains anowier grea Wont ol proper wharfage faci\ tore had awarded them cert, were Bot sutic: basness, Mr. G, MH. Nicnots raid that he had lately acted as secretary ul a mee Which & resvlation Was proposed to ti it the Legislature would prove Feduction Of GAN! Loils at pri i woud agree to roduce if one-quarter of 4 cent aud Qe one-quarter of a cent per bushel, woeir en tor weg PhO resolution, alter kOMe discussion, Waa reer red, He Was hut &Ware tuat there WAS way com Ligation among the eevator wen to keen up the charges. He stated that (ne cust of ruaning ab @ievatut Was beLween §$).0vy Aud B6v0N0 & ent, and the searly products a & genera tone were t a8 larye us supposed, A\ler sume iurcaer ¢ hug adjourned to mos ug Hal past ben of ebook. lug geMLOMEN Fore present to repre, | | | | | a Fimmediately started for tne West to §7t, 4, APRIL 23, 1875.-TRIPLE SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR THE MONTHS OP AVRIL AND MAY. Siemon | Sail, _ | Best April 24. April 24 April Liverpool. Liverboe Lavernool. Giasow, | Broine by Broadway 15 Broaoway. {4 Bowuns Greea 7 Bowling Greea 69 Broadway. 55 Broadway. sowhuy Green +/IS Broadway roadway. ywilng Gret 7? Broad way. 61 Brovaway. 19 Broadway. . | Liverpool. 40 Broaaway. Giaszow. + 17 Bowling Green Breme! 2 Bowling Greoa Liverpool..|69 Broad Way. ‘| Kotterdam |50 Broadway 1 Broadway 69 Broat way 2Bowiliny Green 7 Bowing Green Broadway, broadway. State or Penisy'a » Westonaua. 1) broaaway” Baltic. 40 Broadw Frisia. Britann! Ville ue Mar! senate ‘ ALMANAC FOR NEW 3 YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER. Isiand..morn 9 56 8 PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 22, 1875. | sofas CLEARED. Steamer Sucvia Ger, Franzen, Hamburg—Kun- isreainee OU of Vera Cruz, Deaken, Havana—f Alex- Steamer City of Houston, veering, Bermuda—A E qbeeamer Nort Point, Smith, Fernandina via Port ‘Steamer Isaac Beli, Lawrence, Nortolk, City Point and Richmond—Oid Dominion Steamship Co. ‘Steamer Uctarora. Keyuolds, baldunore—W Dalzell, Steamer A U Suiers, Warren, #hiladeipnia—James Hand. Sitnmer Ann Enza, Kicharas, Philadelphia—James Hafcamer Franconta, Rrage, Portiand—J ¥ Amos, Steamer Neptune, Bearse. Bostou—H F Dimock Bars Cremona, Gove, Hiogo and Yokohama—R W Cameron & vo), Smith, Plymouth, h—Geo # Bulley. Hark Gem (Br), Smi nouth, k—Geo a Bark Kinin Frances (br), burns,’ Montevideo—J “Nor. ton, Jr Bark Geurgsan (Br), Crace, Santos via Pensacola—D R De Volt &C ee ark Lalia Rookh (Br), Dakin, Sagua—Boyd & Hinex- rig Startignt, Stover, Port Spain—L W & P Arm- | seu Aquidneck, Johnson, St Thomas—Jas E Ward & Cette—Geo F Bulley. Sehr Hydraniha (Br), Down, H on, Buenos Ayres—J Norton, Sehr Annie Burr, simpson, Jr & Son. Senr Lunet, Hinds, Falmouth, Ja—Leayeratt & Co. Schr Ml ‘Folsom, ose, Humacoa, PR—Varsons & Soh Eoterts Lowe, Lowe, Windsor, NS—Bonneville four James E Bayles, Dickinson, Galveston—W C Ad- ams heh ea ret, Clark, Brunswick, Ga—Warren Bay. bobr Rebeeca J Evans Taylor, Harwich—isaac & Sta- ples. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONG TELEGRAPH LING. Steamer Uld Dominion. Walker. Richmond, City Point and Dortoik. with mdse ang passonyers to the Ula Do» I" "iteemer’ ichmohd, Lawrence, Taltimore. with mdse ers to the Old Dominion steamship Co, tipede, Ses Philaleipuia, wih coal to mar 4 Mogtesns Briggs. Barbados 22 days,iwith sugar Dwigh tt. oare Tosephlne (Br), Hevburn, Matanzas 19 cays, with ‘Shelburne, Ns), Nickerson, Cardenas “€.Co; vessel iad to Fane Chi 0 J. wg tyaane'e hee or Latieras, with strong Ww gal nod gare = Po to br Abbot a r "2 eat Ce yg oneg Carde and Ne | Eastern Star (of New Haven), Goster, Port Spain, | ere cs ott yw bi a " ons. nas, 18 days, with 13. days, with aa. easel to RA Robertson & Co, Borthiot liaiiweas, with stroag ‘Brig Pathfinder (of Digby, NS), Dakin, Cargenas 11 jy ‘with sugar to Bariux Bros & Go; vessel to Heney & Fe AGH 4 hs fete La = nia). Barrett, Cat! ‘iy | Ue days, eenel te vane, Gays north of linttweras, ‘and Bef. MoFar‘and, Mer: apiant, Clentuegos, 28 daya, Ris ‘Joyee, Zara 2 days, with Weison Allen. Virgin . Decker «ite if, Jobe a. VSeuae ‘e, vireiaia. Talbot, which arrived 2ist, ae dave ‘north off thateras with af and eplit sails. trom Cardenas, whieh arrived 2st, @ Hoazhwon. PASSED THROUGH HELU GATZ BOUND SOUTK. Tallapoosa (Us), MoRitehie, Bostom for Ne Beles, pines for New York, 5 Srogmer City of Fitens=*y. Springer, New Bedtora for New Yors. A wider and Gemesee rere. Uuaiates, = Frovesence tor New York, iy: Coe ‘Nulato, Small, st Privn soiling to any & Co hr O C Acken, Tomme, stamtord e sorted ¥ ew erosior tor Now York. n. Provision + for New York. Pamer, Pro oe tor New ker, Miller, New Haven for New York. Price, Bostoa for New Yor a Hennett, Weehawken for Baltimor Rebe Menrietia, Linden, Irovidence tor New York bonhr Jennie A Sheppard, ineulls, Weehawxen ior Bal- wie ie Nicholas Mehrbof, Mehrhof, Cold &pring for ew Schr voiter & looper, Bradbury, Providence for Hav. LA Sepr J HM Young. Barrett. Providence tor New ork. Sar ke wa, Mathews, Providence for } Scranton | er. ert, Providence for New York. Yor! Soh we 4 sien Crowell, Providence for Now Senr Aon ‘Fehr renee, Eaton. Fall Rivor for New York. Schr Sonr Providence tor New York. more, Frauct ith, Millstone Warren Gates, sa: lolut tor New a, Relsey, ew London for New Yorn. beat | rwicls tor Sew York. ce tor New York. Bei “Gone; sunith, Providence for’ Now ‘Sene ras Shaw, Clarke, New haven for Baltimore. se ‘Adams, Nickerson, Norwich tor New Yor. se! Favorite f jacier, New Haven for "hiladelpiia. Behr Gionws Wood, Gloucester jor New York, with bay A Laura Robinson, Robinson. Providence for New joston for Virginia, asking, Fall River for Robe- gg eee om, 2 br. a’ rea Hanpard Norwi it LO dence | t pene ¥ °o iyi one (or New Vo: Sane Sarah Bridgeport fur Naw Lewis, ‘Sehr Palege. Garter, Rg een f for Virginia. bites hr BY Woolsey, King. Provatonoe for New Yor! 4 kewl Ganser, Sinouse, Hartiord tor New saa, UM ¢wport tor Sew Yorm, catur uakes, es Providence tor James A Stetson, Brown, Gioue if Dr We 5, Powers. Farrell, Norwaik tor Hoboken, Bel -f Chase. ner a Hoos land tor New York, lime tod & Hrown. DOUND Rast. New York for Portiags t Nepiune, Berry, Sow Yous for Boston. aited tos, Davia, New Vor tor Pail nor Tile, Ewing, New York for New Lordon. fobr Marries thomas, Lemon, Kaiumore tor hew Ha D wohr Calvin 8 Gdwards, Ldwards. tobokon for Boston, Bene Y W Phare, lioboxen tor Sreregnes belir Mary Riley, Wiisy, Hoboken for gate Sous Varwoll Ureguey, Rew York for Clowece: “te uf ie Ha, «bore, Bliaabethport tor Mysto, fo Wharturd, Joues, New York tor Boatou, Belt Arco. Bene, Now Yor (or Warcuam, Swesmer Franconia, Brace, Brockwa Fen John Stackham, Wart, ovoaen tor Providence, | Scur Anthony Surion, Jolneon, cizabeihpors Prov: wenge. SL ‘Thompson, Hull, New York for Providence and Newport Steamer Granc(08 revenue cuiter), Sllcn. from a eras Mast tor Now Vora, is at anohor of Whitestone BAILED, 14 Gon fue, Ao ees Wowingen ‘corr, Aalborg. 1 awe, Na vion Sarah. Awe Ge, Piymoart: Hyd ran giowoantet | Ace ath Bpaia; sour Laws Btoamors 5 Cris, Haven Ricnmous 40 paths; Harreet Auiahedk. 9b Low Vebe: SAO Gute Dpe uy 2)) WSEAS) steragon Vr om “ot Vora tot Hamnore, Ot ow: wane Berniuda, Sa | George, NB. for Now York 12 | Fork. | damn: | SHEET. MARITIME MISCELLANY Sreawer Verona, running between Saa Francisco and the south coast of Calitorntas was wrecked on the night of the 20th inst at Point Sur, 25 iniles below Mon- terey. The cargo may be saved. Passengers have all been sayol. the Vehtura Was formerly the US steamer Resaca aud was built at Portsmouth, NU, in 1565; at preseui rates A Sreawer Payra, belonging to the Pacifle Mail Steam- snp Navigation Oo, strtee f sunken. rock off Santa, Veru, and was run ashore to prevent sinking. | Bars Uxa—Phe ort pala hed some tyme sineo at- | trivuting the reyor 4 ( ark Van, Weaver, ha tact (bat the ‘easel is on the rocks. | pilot v er irae, The Pilotaid rertien, and brought with itn leuers trom Caps Weaver, Which have been received in Now Loudon. Bank Epwin Il Kixemas (of Moston), Bearso, from | Howlana’s Island tor rpoot (before reported aban- | Wasdigmasted and sprang ateak. she had a caryo of guano scnr Many, of Edgecomb, Me, cotited on Monday with sche Elisha iolnes, off Logg Isiand Mead, below Lox Mary lost bowsprit and was otherwise daim- ried away port rigging and inainboom, aud lost he? boats from’ the davits. Spe was deserted by her crew, Who atterwards returned and set siguals of diss tress, Which were answered by eat r Sammel Little, Capt Sampson, of the Quarantine eparunent. The Elisha Holmes was towed by the Titles in a sinking com> dition to Battery wharf, to which place the Mary was afterward towed by steamtug Cartew, Capt A Cates. Scur tiny § Gutveasberrs, trom Middletown, took fire ut Uicwhart at New London Apri 2i, and. w slightiy damaged. Seun GORGE Axos, trom Hoboken tor Portland. Me, with # cargo of corl, Was run into off Ferry Point on the night of 20ch by an unknown vessel, and ad ail head gear carried away. she bas put into City Island for re- ) pairs. Scur Ovitus Possett, Pierce, trom Clenfuegos, witich pat mto Key Wast aptll 20 in distress, 18 bound to Phila- delphia, Yacnt James Nvrson was wrecked in buzzard’s Bay. Masa, ou the 2lst inst. ‘he hull and materials saved trom the sehr Robert Poitis, betore reported raised and towed to Providence after veing snk since December last, were sold at pnb- jie auction ou Wednesday tor $2. Mr. Rovert Vettis, or Providence, Who was @ previous owner, was the pur chaser. Hativax, NS April 2—Steamer, Newioundland (Br), which jer wits port on the 14th inst tor Begone, § was yesterday, grounued in the ice off Cape Fi Cape Race, Ney Oxstaxs, Anni 21, Mianight—s! for Havre, is still burning and will wu ‘sto shy NOTICE TO MARINERS. ition. | ‘ at Mis. jon The lignt it heated white light, elevated 60 feet above high water.13 visible trom all pointy seaward, and in clear weather will be seen at a distance of 13 mile: fhe illuminating apparatus ts gatontric, WILLIAM SMITH, uty Minister ot Marine and Fishertes. Department of Marin and Fisheries, Ottawa, April 5, WHALEMEN. Brig itosa Baker, Thomoson, ot Boston, at Barbados Mareh 5) leaky, would cither goto one of the simull the same purpose, A letter trom Capt Downs, of bark Petral, of New Bedsord, reports he Johanna Keb oth, with 200 bis sperin ont a Called there for water and recruits, and would sail next day, Gn the night ot Jan 80 lost ‘430 bbl whale from, along= de, and hid also lost a whale by the parting of @ lin eat 23 20. lon 7245, schrs Petrel, 3: a hompson, tee we 22 bbls sp. Poly M evans, Hyde, do, 18 bbi: all well, bound. tivo Demerara (all by ‘sebe Admiral Blake, at New Bedford). SPOKEN. Rark Amictzia (Ital), “rom Genoa for Philadelphia, April Al, lat 28 12, lon 69°17. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchauts, shipping agents and shipmasters are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Hxrarp London Bureag, No 46 Fleet street, or to the Paris office, No3 Rue Scribe, the arrivals at and departures from Eu ropean and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge anit published, Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Mediterranean ports will find the Paris office the more economical aud expeditious for telegraphing news, Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- New York can do so by addrossing to such vessels, care of Heratp news yachts, pier Nol East River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the world aad promptly delivered. Duplicaies are required. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Avwenta—Sailed, brig Flora Goodale, Goodale, United States, Canpirr, April 21—Sailed, schr Minnle A Reed, Strout, Sagua. Casnxanvor, April 21—Sailed, bark Irene (Br), Perry, | Untred States, Corunmacex, April 18—Arrived, bark Viator (Nor), Ol sen. New York. Goturxsvno, April 2)—Arrived, bark Marietta (Swe), Overgaard, Pensacola, Guwoa, Apri! 18—Arrived, barks Araldo (au@, Tarado- chia, New Ori 2h, DH Bills, Pouny, Havngz, April 2i—Arrived, bark Agnes Campbell (Br), Landry, Mow York. Salled 2.th, bark George Henry (Br), Gardner, United stares. Livsnroot, April 2~Arrived, ship Vernon (Br), Borns, San Francisco. Arrived 2ist, steamer Vicksburg (Br), Thearle, New Orleans: ship Colambia, Carter, San Francisco, Salled 20th, burk Gien Grant (Sr), Russell, Charleston (not as before); 2ist, ship Strathearn (Br), Jarman, Uni- ted jes: bark Othere (Br), Green, do. Loxpox, April 22- Salled, ship Oriflamme (Br), Haghes, jan Francisco; bark Beckermet (Br), Dalrymple, Uul- ted States. Liwenicn, April 2l—Sailed. bark LH De Vebber (Br), Wright (from Troon, having repaired), Demerara. Lissox, April 21—Arrivod, schr Hille 3 Derby, Naylor, Philadeiphia. Morice, April 2i—Arrived, steamer Anstralla (Br), Batier, New York for Glasgow. Manaruies, April 21—Sailed, steamer Assyria (Br), Donaldson, New York. Qvxevsrows, April 2~—Arrived, ship Berbice (Br, Taylor, San Francisco. Also arrived 2:4, steamer City of New York (Br), Loch. oad, New York for Liverpool. Satled 22d. bark Luigi S (Aus), Antonicich, New York, Scmty, April 2—Of, stip Lizaie Moses, Cox, trom Sa- vannah for Reval. Swanomat, to April 2—Arrived, ship Messenger. Gil- key, New York, Srpxev, NSW, April 2i—Arrived, ship Glory of the Seas, Knowles, San Francisca. Arrived at ——— April, ship Frankfort Hall (Bm, | from —-. } Loxpox, April 2:—Bark Confidence. West, from Balt ww | more, which arrived at Crookhavon Aprti 12 leaky, has been towed to Queenstown. she also lostdeckload and had deckhouse stove, and the captain was {\l during the voyage. FOREIGN GN PORTS Astwrar, Aprit é—Arrivod, ba wark Clara Eaton, Merri- man, Kiver Plate. AnjeR, Feb 27—Pasved, bark Goodell, Crockett, Am- | stardam tor Hatavia. i REMENMATEN, April 1h=Arrived, steamer Nornberg | Gers, Jncger. aliten more | “1 Maron z—In port snipe africana (Br), 5 han | York, lag; Carondelet, stetson, for Pal mos vi do; Tabor, Taylor, Dy AMAR, oem jSalled, bark Invidia tap, | caters. ew Yo Cavett, Sarets1D ta, port; ships if), Mo inter, for New Yo! orwell na fot cot Vietoris Nyanes (liz. 1m Grandes: Jacobs, from Livaspool, arrived tei, uaee gener, Gould dos | bark P.O Merryman Young, for Boston H alled from 8 March 1), bark Dan’l Draper, # Boston snip Rozelle ‘ode Heggum, Now 1th, a nospher: hy Oe 0 (ali Devore re- ported invorrect! vengase, Maréh 6—Salled, bark Revert (An, Mie, x 4 vor vert, Maren ‘8, he Uingent, (Br), Scorgis, for ¥ all 20) a (br), Johason, tor Aleppey & port dele Jassie J Bigelow Pedrigk, from Hoston, arrived add, for #t ins, to sal! o ry t wonezenees, pril 17—sailed, brig Golconda, Lord, Nare Arrived 19th, schr Olive Crosby, Hutebinson. hace, ave aerives, Coe Gidda'SPletow: Portena ewon). Gtascow, April l0—In port shiv Grey (Br), Mor: for Sau Francisco, SLAVARA Apr 19=Arrl veg, by Addio Hale, Shop. ord, Ph phias soure J © Bweeney, on ow ork: Wi. Core rita, Pendieton, Philadelph & Arrive Zk sipainer City ot Havana, ‘Phllups. Pro- Rat. a tor Ne ik 4 dria Marian Wheeler bing 4 agree + secure & i rommond, Higgins, dot C mith, Naw Vore: U Talvoy Amesbury, O Fit of Hmtte ay Vigarod Irn, sehr Annie Vieden, Mermard. Catbarien. | gaialirax, Aptil a—Arrived, brig MB Siokerson (Br), ' Ree, Poiweipnia, Livenpoot, April timtn port steamer fan Maroos (Br), Burrows, tof Boston, to val Mav MATANEAS, i 9—ALrived, bork Oooan arty | Hens ley. Philadel brig Joon Boyd (ie), yg oe. ay th. ‘ation 1th, ore ¢ A.luo, Leeman, Toldh oF Wavterasi ae, sour) BUilkey, Gilney, Sovtgasr 4, Cb“ taued, steamer Columbo (Br), (trom Hull) SiNGAPOR H {itn port bark Muaderstield (ir, Norman, tur | nURixAst, Varn Jimtn port bark Western sea, Han. on from and for Sostou. to sais tor do april 2 Maral 24, bara Jong Lr ‘oberts, Bost 1 10-<Arrive brig Helon A Holmes, Eid. (By April D—Arrived, sehr Mooking Bira blawact ig York. AMBRIGAN PORTS. | MERA poe. | Heviags Honea vat (ne ean. Tack | doned), exporienced a severe gale at sea, by which she | Sha Holmes was badly stove on port quary | isdtads to henve Jown and Ond leak or come home ior xeeaq | for de | Palwer, do: Iie! | Marshall (Br), T “ee. ed Passed up—Solre Enoch Moore, and Charmer, for Georgeto Bail a me chr Ji dice, Providence. am H April Pomeroy echr Mitra Brabrook, ONAUG. 4. Baltimore. ROM, April en ersived steamers Beta (Br), Halt- Win Lawrenes, Hoi aitinore; Rattlesnake, tax: Hand, Philadelphia; Albambra, ‘Doane, Halifax; Pendieton, Hoboken. G terson, fron) aes 8 r ge Cromwehi, passed tiehland Light, cape Cod, BALTIMORE, April’ 21—Arrive arson, Drisko, Caroenas dab, d, Adotne sehr ‘Mattie N Fuller, Hart n Blas. <V Bredsdort’ (Sw), Torkelson, from Liv teamers Johns Hopkins, Mullett, Boston York; sip itaska Sarkb Thinatar (tush Bobi strorm ‘einai, Dublin; sehrs ‘kup Bowen, North 0 Lane, Lane, Boston: Helat F, Jones, Clinton N& I Gould, Wixon, New i WU Keuzell, Soper, do; 8 8 Hudson, Hudson ston. utled Barks Tube , Terhune, Rio Janeiro: Maney ma ee ht vebr Koret, Dunbar, Gard mane a w—arrived, sehr Belle Seaman, Steel- 21 rrived, sehr Harvest, Corwin, Providence for RLE SON, April 18—Sailed, barks Sarah Mandott Ninnes, Liverpool; Goethe (Ger), Stencken, Cork er ived, steamers Flag, Foster, Boston: Virginia, Thiadetphia; schrs Frank & Emily, Rockport Mary Kimehurner. do, NVERS, April %—Arrived, schrs_ Enterprise, aitchell, Balumore; Almira Woolley, ‘ing, Phuagels ito, Libby, April 14— Arrived, sohr ML Gregory, ‘ork tor Boston oE, Anil "Passed in, bark Ama f ¢ Eaehmon. Wanderer ‘aarvig, Queenstown: N koguard (Non), Kumisens Sat ma (Hus), Dandstrome ad Chasseur (Nor), Thornsen, tot do: Kaleva (Rus), Wikluna tor Newry; brigs Jame Lundell (Br), ior Inagna; Nettie Chase, for West Indies hrs Addie P ‘Avery, aud Sears (all trom Baltimore ville, trom Bis) ‘hnion r Philadelphia, wR, April 2—Arcived, schr Sarah & Slim Phisndel; Dh ia. Abi 7ACloared, schrs PC Sebulta Thompso %: wd—Cleare park Sabine, Williams, Liverpool, VEST. April 21—Arrived, steainer City of Austmy iveston for New York (and proceeded). ) ‘April 2l—arnived, sehr Tarry Not, Timmons, Philadelphia. di Ship Missourt (Br), Cook, Liverpool; schr RB ‘ookings, for Pensacola, Beet Out ANS. April 18—Arrived, ship Sandusky, wden, Live: ba Cleure: od ant DW Chapman, Miller, Havre eared, bark Theresa (Br), Tavior, Layerpool, Passes, April Arrived, steamer City ot Merida, Beys nolis. Vern Uru7% ‘On the bar, hound out, Arrived 10; de the by Phitade? ‘aranak, mers Cortes, Freeman, rr vd. schrs Clara, Joh arrived, John” H Bercham,' Wood Now York Archer, and Chay assist Provutone y K “Warpe,” Jon NEY DYORD. Apri’ War ‘Phitsgetnhia, 1 M--Arrived, sehrs polis 534 ibe: “New York: Ney, Chase, Full allie I Chartre, immons, Taunton tor rrived, brig Beaver for New York, s!iv man, Bail New Ttoss, Ball, ken,’ New Bedford for Baltimore; do for New York; Pochassect, ‘taokott, Providen: | LONDON, Aprll 21—Arrived. schrs Niagara, Ho. Providence for New York ; Eline at Greenwich tor do: MH MIB AT tol Yor do: Manlove, Newport for dor nlinder, Fail River for do. NORWLOES April 4l—Sailed, schr Reading RR No 41 New N, April 21—Arrived, schr Thomas Rankin, ALLO, April 15-Satled, schr Indianola, Blo un Beet iti ‘Scur John H French, Harksen, for Pensa coli, ready sor s DAGUULA, April 1$—Arrived, bark Malta (sr vason, New Orleans. PEN -ACOLA, April 16—Arrived, bark Black Eagle, Phillivg Gulveston elson (Br), Walls, London; St Alban @an o: Sparcenhoe (Br), Petersou, Liverpoolg perk tba wn, Gounet. Gibraltar; brig Gabrielle (Pr), Febre, Granville Crance), se atite ADE aya April de—Arrived, steamers La ‘Mills, Chelsea; Experiment, Allen. New Yor! vino’ (Nomis Larsell, Liver ool; brig Arnerican Florence sowell, Fem re, st Mary's, Ga "hon" Rema, Burdge, Boston Can cleared for Cambridge). Clearei—Steamer beverly, Pierce, May oe, schm Jennie & Diverty, Dougias, Caibarien; Thomas J Lam ster, Hunter. Alexandria. oNnweastLe, Del nde 3 AM—Possed up vos sis ad, Tastor & sath schrs Mair & C: down, i" Fiorida. for Broviueiee, ip Atlas me on for ‘Daukiek. Passed dow: is L Godtrey, and Nellie % Grows. '* ine unde in Ay Sy Get gg I above od u porte tod gn Gooee Gos Seaine off daring tue nights Poon Passed down, sclrs Aunie Freeman, for Bara ean gd sehr Adair F Bonney, A bark ls below YM—schr Sarah S Hubert passed up this a op eae at ie i for, soup a atau ror fence, and David Speaker, for sonvile. pa cattivedsehr Lo Segue D sspeanling Crowell, = deitt for De Be ari B Auspare, ated, from ¥ oa ateamer Obto, for. ect to. Ave ship 5S |. 1 4 out at? ali Babe gonet ob arom te ‘harbor. “the barks ere ALAND, Seca writ: bark Norma. siete, erdenay veneer eho Mcalian, Fors New Yorke Tos cy 2ist— bark Norton cies LK. steamer Geo Appold, Loveland, Balti r Brunswick; w York. bari PRDVIDENGK. “Ape 1 steamer folk; schrs Francis B Hallock,’ Moule fe G me Telegraph, Montgomery. n, Sagua. Win Keuae Net Baltimore via Norfol Florence I xwood, StJonu, OF O: Kate 4 Mary, Cogswell, Rondout tor Paw. t; Isaac er we eo, avers + CJ ieee jams, Hoboken: ane Para rd + Geeang ¥: Ha Wells wba Loans moots Now’ Y son. Zist—arrivel, schrs Emily M Bnehier, Maloy, Baltimore. Helow—sehr Susan Ross, Wall frov Hoboxen. pS ered Leona, Wiley. Le age siands. aie sieroe, Pierce, Virginia: id, Bs =teainers George Anpold, lk; Vindicator, | Rog ante Paine. Virginia; my ‘Butler, a PPiewate, Georgetown, tt, Baitinore ; 9 Lndtaw, Ludia ris, Goldsmith, Havers G Abbie 3 Oakes, Bulloc ‘do; Jennie U Russ, Norton, DW saunders, Mot, do. be ‘Haze, Heninson, do Sia, Bristol Anme | Busseil, per, ry derman, di do; Harvest, « wi New York; nh do: Kate Scranton a Law, Hawkina do: Walbw Harp, Horton, do; DW Vaughn, Drisco, do; sloop ved Brows ii WeAWICOKED, April 21—Arrived, sehr Minguas, Hoang, ort ~ a £. é q — Newman, and Samue MICHMONDS April SecArrtvea, stcamer Wyanoxe, Couch, New York; sche Breeze, Cranmer, do. ge ra AGaie F Avery, Movan, Sagaa; Zentth avid. SUU, April %—Arrived, bark Antioch, j Holmes, New York; bark Ida “arrived, steamer, fan Sacinto, wes am dredge Luck: nna, Key Gicared—Barks Hawthorn, Nason, Liverpoo:; Mary & . bong Germany); ners (Br), Car “curs 0 F sinnickson. Landry, Mos saliod 22d); © W Hoit, Detay, drans Cicopates, Buikley, New York; sohn Bath; Lint jell, Seavey om = red—Steamner Nominate,’ Mathews, Boston; bart chef (Br), Miller, Liverpool. teamer Maravossa, Hooper, raltimore: 82m Geo. Washingtons Rolf, Haracoa, SALEM, April 2i—satled, senr Laura E Mewer, Grog 3 Elizsvet SAS PHAN Hix, Ardrowan, Rallea—ship Semi Burton, Adeiai SAVANNA Apri Razari, New York; ter, Buenos Ayres; gato Inles (and ok, Ga. "sanled=steamer ¢ bre ‘Aibert BDatiey, 3 Rang | ory, Windsor, Sou SBT, Aprl Sytem te schrs Albert Mason, Rose, bmoud 5 Meader, lioboken. Sebr Riebard Vaux, Rookie Phiiadal obit Arrived, schf Jacob Kiengie, steelman, Phita Div PMTONINOTON, April 2l—Arrived, sohre Reading £8 No 45, Adams, Piiindelpuia: Holla’ Peck, Avery, New Landon, te, load ston RD . April Z—Arrive: genre Mary te INBYA AVE len don, Honjout for York for * Pre 8. ielia Brown, seve yen, Boston tor eatiade tay New York: P Power, Nant Pr 90) Eve P Serh okimonde Yes Paonia’ te dith, do for Batt more. tailet—U 4 rev steamer, Dexter: brig james Day ra Vashti ® Gate: Femeriex, the tar Teka, Vises, Belle (Br). BN Hawkins, taal ret aiuiaee (orn. Maaht, Vermont, Soca now wire os fest Nanoy, J var fait Anaie Young, Ftieth Shick ist wate fe & L Vordery,? taba: francopia, Acara en, sii -, Woods naunon, Om, Fes, ~~ v ie ‘nerds BY, ire ws jor owport: yary ‘stewart Nigehnort Mee Jor, Pi iiidel pula vl aon iegcaneiie e age o ard ” rans sete Sa Sesule W'thomen Giouconer. o& a Renlot live Biigabeth, Here sort, wee in, Charies 5 Roget ayo. Guid Hunter, notes Edie aig slewace W Pre MAS ENING tos, Ac Uloaret, ri tig kor (tor, sgow (hefors reported oleate: ugihantioe Fanute Eidos, Cloaenis, Beverly, nnn ane ner nomen penny BAOLUTE DIVOACLS UsTAINED, FROM DIFFER ent Staces logal Overywhers; Uesvertion, &c., sum Cent cause; Wo pubudliy Fequired; Ny witargs wud us Vovee granted; udyios ire A GRRar OP RIN RUMBDY.<HYATINs 11% BAL tho Must relind o (ainily medicine in ut se ove on Warter of a century, duriow wi ‘mode Over #hs0ud p area aed won ares it Yin ery Wormt Cases OF FHeUMATIOM, Bout Falgin, eerora 6 wi 40. Sold by druggis. De: be “Goat ev ey whore by express, ni KB 0. CARRINGTONS STOR AGH WA de All Kinde Of goody, Mon Bri die balding are al Vie?