The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1876, Page 10

10 LIBERAL REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM- MITTEE. A meeting of the Liberal Republican General Com- mittee was held last evening at No, 1,266 Broaaway, Mr, B. F. Manierre presiding. Some routine business | having been transacted, GENERAL COCHRANE submitted the following resolutions, which were Quaninously adopted :— Resolved, That though the liberal republ erganization, after (our years pendent politics. believe that the democratic bas proved les ences of public opinion thai ss Fecommend that all selves seasonally t tious of these parties, to tainly answer to the tasted for an houest adipin whether, in their tuilure, inde- they never ers uddre: it, Whereas, the Republican Con- essential people will not be ne Ht enumerated principle of the Lite ‘as one of the press sity aud fidelity employment that public st i been appros talon’ repel cinnati in 1876, Gonventions of ‘the Stutes of Ins New Yors, Vermont and Cones be by rr by the authority which summoned ti party into national Convention wt Cin- ‘nd having been affirmed by the republican Obie, Fenneylvania as it doubul ereiure, ‘That we avail ourselves of the oceasion to con- iw country on this advunce made by the union pths of wdmin K Flint it was & apectiele contemplated with pride when, “in’ the fwtness of these pursy times,” the Union Leaxie Club of New York city, denouncing the traud and corruption of public affairs, demanded that the condition and sonduct of every branch of the public service be searchingly ted, that all corrupt practices be exposed and the rim trusts be punished. ed, Phat the thank republis Hien to the fir wlved, pion of bom isles, he withstuod the co political machinists at and to the taithiul men Who united with hima to resist thelr sel®sh schemes Mr, W. Rose moved a resolution endorsing Blaine as the Presidential candidate of the committee. The Chairman ruled the motion out of order, where- upon Mr. Roso put on his bat, the room when Genera. Cochrane moved that Mr. Ri be requested 40 resume bis seat, The motion was seconded and car- | which | a uMeniwously, Rose made some explanatory remarks, warmiy re ‘ed, i: | Coast of Africa, by Mr, J. C, Hazeley. ans of this | wery republicaa State convention responsive t0 the | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. WESTERN AFRICA. APARTMENTS FOR DOM PEDRO, A NATIVE OF SIERRA LEONE GIVES THR AC- Councillor A. P. de Carvalho Borges, Brazilian Min- COUNT OF SOME CAVALLA RIVER. Au interesting lecture was delivered im the African Methodist Episcopal (colored) church, No, 214 Stfllivan street, last evening, on the subject of the Western Mr. Hazeley was born in the English settlement of Sierra Leone, and came to this country only a month ago for the purpose of giving a course of lectures throughout the principal erties of the United States. He bas travelled to no little extent with Selim Aga, the Egyptian trav- eller, besides having made numerous journeys into the interior of Afmca on his own account, and, although Bot what would be called a fluent speaker of the Eng- lish language, made his remarks sufficiently interest- tng to bold his hearers in close attention from begin- ning to end, What the speaxer said referred principally to at ex- pedition up the Cavaila River, the mouth of which is about twenty miles south of Cape Palmas, He told how, on one occasion, when he was trying to pass the town of Mebboe, a large number of the natives of th: town swam out to his canoe and upset it, saying that he would not be allowed to go any further, He became apprehensive that thoir hostility would result serious! to bim if he did not act prompily in some manner, so be immediately took out bis notebook and began to write ip it, Such a proceeding the natives were sorely OF Hig TRAVELS UP THE | perplexed by, and one of them ventured to inquire his purpose for the scribbling. He replied that when he lett tho English commodore on the coust, that officer said to him, “I own all the waters of the earth; you may sail on them wherever you please. If harm come to you let me know who the author of it is and I shall pubdish him accordingly added that he was bow writing tothe commodore to let him know what the people of Mebboe had done to him. So great was the hutives’ superstition with rd to writing that they at @ righted the traveller's cai ve him some additional provisions and allowed continue bis | course up the riv | cannibalism was pri and was retiring trom | Geverd Cochrane, by general desire, delivered a | brief address on the resolutions which had been pre- sented and adopted, He reviewed the history of the liberal: republicans ‘in a clear and concise manner and showed tnat their predictions bad, iv every instance, been fultiled, While in divers ot che Northern States She largest portion of their numbers bad dropped into ¢arious combinations, they had successtuily main- laiued, by wise leadership, a distinct orga: this State and an integral existence for the last four years, He showed that the resolutions embouied th present senuments entertained by the party, suffict- ently broad, yet definite enough, to meet the views of those who ‘ranked themselves as liberal repu Talenads ‘ase tn eiticn aud parity ef. government’? eat hitherto been inscribed upon the banner of the liberal republicans, and it was determined that such would be tbe motto of the party. The corruption which pervades the republican party most peremptorily condemns it, while the Bourbon lendencies of the democrats, which their current ac- Lions reveal, admonisu of the danger of trusting them. The test of the sincerity of both of these parties is r forred to the proceedings of their national conventions, And wisely, too; for it is too plain to require demon: tration that should these conventivas respoud to the feneral craving of the people for candidates of univer- sully recognized probity and ability the tndependent sover will be content with choosing from among them Jor whom to cast his vote. But should, under the prev- alence of selfish and partisan counsels, both parties be delivered to the direction of their odious factions, it Would seem to follow that the independent masses of American citizens must rise to protest agaist the shametul action and possibly to overthrow it. Alter some remarks from General G. W. Palmer the meeting adjourned. TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE. The regular monthly meeting ting of the Tammany Gen- eral Comittee was hold in the large hall of the Wig- wat last evening, Mr. Augustus Schell in the chair. 1t was rather a slim meeting and no business of im- poriance Was trausacted. The treasurer reported $4,790 1m the treasury. ‘The committee adjourned to muvet on Monday evening, May §, alter a five minutes’ session, PURE MONEY MEETING. Acard calling upon citizens to take steps looking to turrency reform was issued yesterday, in the following terms:— In view of the present unsettled condition of the currency question, and it view aiso of its present great importance und prominence, we, the undersigned, Fegard it to ve at once the right, the interest and the duty of ali guod citizens to band together—tirst, to seek | the best available information upon, and, if possible, Ww fiud the true scient‘tic solution of said question} }, Second, to disseminate such information, when und, among the peopie; and thus regarding the mat- ter, we hereby agree among ourselves to co-operate for these purposes, and we invite all others holaing situilar views to join with us im the undertaking. A prelimi- bury meeting Jor the organization of a national pure money leaguo will be heid in the chapel in the New York University on Wednesday, the 12th mat. To it were appointed the following names:— Francis Gerry Farfeld, W. G. Creamer, P. H. Van Der Weyde, Parke Godwin, W. D. Fouike, Franklin Ed- gon, A. H. H, Dawson, W. M. Boucher, James W, Suill- man, John H. Staats, 0. B. Bunce, W.'L. Ormsby, W. Jrosvenor, W. G. Clarke, P. Freeman, Charies A. body, H. & Praytou, Jolin G. Drew, W. C. Gould, W. C. Bryant, TK. Wilson, Whitelaw’ Reid, D. D. T! Moore, Lawrence D. Kiernan, Ferdinand Traud, John A. Beliows, Erastus Brooks, Or: Judd, Oswald Ov sendorfer, F. Leshe, George Clee 4 J, W. Bandy, Btepben Pearl Andrews, Watson Sperry, Thomas Holland, Joseph Wooster, M. D.; Charles N. Dayton, Henry L. Case, John Swinton, RK. B. Westbrook, Samuel Leavitt, C. H. Jones, H. B. Brown, Elhott c Cowain, B. N. Martin, J. W.'Draper, Ethan Allen, B. Thomas, Jr. ; W. (iroom, William Wood, F. RK. M vin, © L. Norton, Willi Young, Robert Johnst. Joun C. Hopper, wtnson, K.’ R, Johnson, David Dudiey Field, Julius Wiley, James B. Hodskin, Abi bam L. Earle, F. H. Harrison, Witham Humphreys, Louis Elaberg, J. Marion Sims, SUFFOLK AND ~ QUEENS COUNTIES. Full returns from Suffolk county show that the fol- lowing Supervisors have been elected :— Babylon, Charles T. Duryea, democrat; Huntington, Stephen Rogers, democrat; Riverhead, James E. Wells, , Henry A, Reeve, democrat Southampton, William R. Post, republican; Smith- town, L. Beecher Smith, democrat; Islip, John Wood, union; Brookhaven, Charles % Harris, uemocrat, Amended returns irom Queens county show a demo- cratic gain of one in the Hoard of Supervisors, which numbers six democrats and only one repubiican, as Jo! lows:— Long Istand City, James Bradley, democrat; New- town, Rovert Burroughs, democrat; Jamaica, John H. Brinckerbofl, democrat ‘Hempstead, Ebenezer Kellam, democrat; Flushing, Edward A. Lawrence, democrat (gain); North Hempstead, Samuel W/llets, republican; Oyster Bay, George & Downing, democrat, RIOTS, Patrick J. Condon, the Chairman of the Democratic Convention mm the Second district of Jersey City, who was so savagely beaten on Wednesday moruving, lies in recarious condition, The four assatiants, Timothy igh, Michael O’Grady, John Campbell and Michael Ratchford, have been arrested find helt for examina- tion, James Burke, a candidate tor Justice of the Yeace, 18 also suffering from the injuries be received at the same convention. Warrants have been issued tor purties engaved in similar acts at the Democratic Con- Vention in the Fourth district. JERSEY CITY MAYOR: ORALTY. Next Monday is the day | fixed for the municipal elec- fon in Jersey City. Mr. Orestes Cloveland was nomi- sated by the democrats on Monday for Mayor, but on the following day tho Legislature passed Mr, Car- teallen’s bill, which continues the present Mayor in wfce till the 1st of December, The friends of Mayor traphagen are jubilant, though Mr. Cleveiaud is deter- nined to go to the polls, and it is even stated that he will seize the rems of power on the Ist of May and fisrevard the new law entirely. Mayor Traphagen, however, will take bis stand nuver the jaw, aod in con: dequence serious complications may arise.’ A meeting oft democrats has been called for to-morrow evening to consider the situation. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY. In response to a call issued over the signatures of a number of prominent chemists of this city aod vicinity a namber of gentiemen assembled Jast might id the rity building to discuss the feas American Chemical Society. The ization, it appears, has been de- plored by members and students of the medical pro- Jession, a8 well as by gentiemen engaged in manniac- tures involving chemical principles, and it was thought that the formation of the proposed body would eou- duce to the establishment be & more intimate social m, an connection amoug ight subserve the terests of ali con ~ At first a propositio: Mooted to postpone organization of a S00: nud ty Beck Lhe ends sought after by turning the w of the assembled gentiemen’s tnilusnce to the New York Academy of Scieuce. After cousideravie deliver- Ation, bowever, the original plan was adopted, anid tae society was organized under the name o| the American Chemical Society Mr. Charles F. Chanuler presided during the meeung, and under his direction a consti- ‘fend bylaws were dratied non in | Prived bi } Bumper deriving benetit from the schools near; described the manner tn which sed upon two Mebboe boys who were captured by a hostile tribe called the Barrawor- choes, The voys had the ends of their fingers aud drops of their ears cut off first, These were roasted and the boys themselves were compelied to eat therm. Then the unfortunate bows were cut into pieces and roasted, after which a special foast was held by the Barraworohoes and two tribes who had been invited to the ceremonies. Another incident Mr. Hazeloy related Bdapg © wa war which has beem going on between Mobboes and Garreboes for six or seven yt ad was begun sololy on account of a single woman who nad been purloined from her husband, who wi Mebboe, ig Fa prince of that tribe, The first busband deserted his ‘own people, and, joming the Garreboes, incited them to a warfare with the people of the prince who had do- n of his love, Au anecaote showing wonderful sagecity on the part of the baboon was also told. A woman belonging toa settioment of about 150 souls went one day to gather somo wood, and left ber child on the grouad to take care of itself. While the mother was gone a female baboon appeared on the scene, and’ espying the child approached and began to fondle it,” The child was aliowed to partake of the babvon’s miik, which do- prived it of any appetite for its mother’s. When the mother returned she noticed that the child was care- fully covered over with leaves and had lost its hunger. This was done for several days before the mother ascer- tained who perlormed the unthanktul act, When the mother did find out the doer sie indvced the men of her tribe to he in wait for the bavoon the next day. The animal noticed the men raise their weapons to tire, and began to wave her hand, or paw, as if usking them not to kill ber, and, at the same time, pointed tow young one at her breast, But the natives killed her, No sooner had they done so, however, than the male ba- boon put in its appearance, and, by a loud shout, sum- m noi others of his tribe tu the spot. The: animals attacked the natives and to flee to their bi for satety. One of the baboons tracked them to their settiement, and the next a visited by about 500 baboons, who assault cocoanuts and compel homes. The animals kept a several days, and prevented the natives from returning to their dwellings, ‘The speaker gave the annual valuations of the ex- port of the principal articles from Western Africa to Europe, as tollows:—Palm oil, $7,895,090; palm ker- hels, $71,000; cam wood, $90,000; ebony, $30,000; ivory, $32,400; ground ‘nuts, $1,500,000 ; $24,000; india fubber, $55,500; gold, MOODY AND SANKEY. As the Hippodrome revival services are drawing to aciose the crowds which attend are constantly aug- mented, At all the meetings yesterday the Madison avenue hall was filled almost immediately after the doors were opened. In the evening 800 tickets were given out for reserved seats immediately in front of the plattorm. These — filled before the main doors were opened, and a —- overflow meeting was held in the Fourth avenue hall over which Dr. 8 H. Tyng, Jr., presided. At th rf morning service Mr. Moody spoke on the three sorts of unconverted people—those who neglect to receive Christ, those who refuse to accept and those who de- spise Him. He urged allto seek their soul’s salva- tion while itis freely offered. His subject in the aft noon and evening meeungs was the amazing love of Christ who gave himself to save even those who hate Him. At noon to day he will speak on intemperance, THE FIVE POINTS MISSION. Yesterday afternoon andeveuing the annual recep- tion of the Five Points Mission Schoo! was held by the managers of the institution. Nearly 500 children of the day school attended. The exercises consisted of songs, choruses, recitations, chants, dialogues, hand calisthenics, light gymnastics, speeches by Dexter A. aud General Hawkins, and a closing address by Mr. R. A. Brick. The periormauces of both children and adults commanded the applause of all the visitors. In the statements made it was shown that the average daily attendance of children is about 450, one-third of whom are boys. At the Sabbath school, h or, in a depart- ment of which reading und writing is taught to such as have to work during the other days of the weck, there is a suilicient additional attendance to make the whole ‘The lecturer ne: is Atthe close of the exercises Superintendent Brown made an earvest request that the visitors present and the public generally would do all they couid to increase the subscriptions in support of the mission. HENRY ©. BOWEN'S CASE. Last night, Mr. Henry C. Bowen, accompanied by Dr. Ward and bis sons, attended the meeting of the special committee of Piymouth enurch, at the house of Mr, H. L. Pratt, corner of Hicks and Orange streets, Brooklyn, and remained about two hours. What trans- | pired could not be learned, both the Plymouth peopie and Mr, Bowen positively declining to give any infor. mation respecting the proceedings, FOR CHARITY'S SAKE. An entertainment is announced totake place on Monday evening next, at Terrace Garden, for the vene- 4it of the five orphans of the late Mra, Anna Hammond, who was bratally murdertd in Harlem, on March 17, 1876. It is hoped that the public will show thei pathy for the bereaved family by w large attendance. SCHOOL EXAMINATION. Yesterday morning the sem)-aunual examination and istribution of certificates and prizes took place at the Female Grammar school No. 56, in West Eighteenth street, Over 500 pupils were present, and the large hall was crowded with tne parents and friends of the school, The board of trustees was represented by Messrs, Bird, Harrison, Castrel and Zoilikofler, The exercises and examination were conducted by Miss Elizabeth Loveridge, the principal, and her assistant Miss Sutton, and was highly satisfactory, At intervals the company was entertained with singing, recitations and pianoforte playing by the advanced pupils Ad- dresses were made by Mr. Bird, the chairman of the School Board, and Messrs, Armstrong and Harriso: aiter which certificates and prizes were awarded, Over 200 certificates were a Out of 449 pupils there were only thirty-seven THE CUSTOM HOUSE. The Secretary of the Treasury has rendered his decision in the matter of the reward to be awarded in ight cases of goods seized, ex Por merania, belonging to Lawrence, the smuggler, now in Jail in bebo He awards Deputy Collector Phelps $3,000, vat pets ad Kiinek, $1,800; Detective Moone: nen and Detective Boylan, $2.00, Special Seneey Agent Colonel Moses Hale had to burn candles yesterday in bis rooms in the Custom House, and ‘ips’ and kerosene lamps had to do ser- vice fur gas m many of the divisions, The want of gas cuuses great inconvenience, The lollowing crreular, with reference to the trans- portation of bonded merchandise trom New Haven, ports of Le a Northern, North- eastern and Northw frontiers of the United States, Was received by Collector Arthur yesterday, and is as follows :— ondtnascny, Duvanranxr, Wasmixaro. sia hereby dertgnaved ne 0 port, so and bond, w* provided t depare the condi caretully observed will be. transported on otherwise tl tou port of destination, or te some nutherired connecting. rail. road, or the transportation line or company, forming part of the established route for such trausporsation. i, BRISTOW, FIRE IN IN BROOKLYN. Last night a occurred in the bat and skirt fac tory of Mr. Doubleday, corner o\Ninth street and See. oud avenue, Brooklyy, and the loss the building estimated at about $3,000, while the loss on the ma- dt stcek anounts 10 about $2,000. The im ister at Washington, has engaged apartments at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for the accommodation ot the Em- peror Dom Pedro und his suite during their sojourn in this city. The rooms selected arc twenty in number, including the gentlemen's parlor and the requisite bath rooms and siceping apartments. They are situated on the parlor floor, fronting on Filth avenue, and Twenty-third street, and comprise the finest rooms in the house, having the ‘south. erly exposure’ so much sought for by dwellers in fashionable hotels, The Brazilian Minister, in conversation with representative of the Hxna.p yesterd: 4 requested the latter to state to the public ‘that the Emperor ts decidedly opposed to anything ie public reception on his arrival here, or toa demonstration of any kind whatever during b' His Majesty desires to travel simply as a private gen- u a avoiding all osteptation and Rover ssneymeag 4 dis- ob Mr, Borges leit the city last evening tor Wash- ington and will return hither next week to await the arrival of the Emperor. OBITUARY. RIGHT REV, BISHOP JOHNS. ‘A telegram from Alexandria, Va, ofthe 6th instant, reports:—Right Rev. Bishop Joba Johns, ofthe Prot estant Episcopal diocese of Virginia, died at the Theo- logical Seminary, near this place, at twelve o’clock last night, aged eighty years. His {uneral will take place at twelve M. to-morrow, DANIEL LOW, RETIRED MERCHANT. Mr. Diniel Low, a prominent and wealthy resident of Staten Island, died at his residence ou Brighton Heights, New Brighton, at five o'clock yesterday morning. Mr. Low was one of the old dry goods merchants of thia city, and the uncle of Mr. A. A. Low, the well known tea merchant! He was born in Massachnsetts, und was nearly eighty-four yea of age, He retired from business about thirty years ago and moved to Staten Island, where he was beter intersted in reat estate. The cause of his deat had been suffering was pneumonia, trem which he since Tuesday of lust week. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURES PRUM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTR OF APRIL. |_ Sate a, | Destination, GY Broadw: 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Gree 4 Bowling Green 15 Broadway 0 Broadway 61 Broadway fy Broadway 37 Broadway 68 Broauw: 2 Bowling (ireen }7 Bowling Green, way i Wrowdwas 4 Bowling Green 15 Broadway 72 Broad: 6) Broadway si Broadway 7 Bowling dw en 2 Bowling Green 20 Broadway 0 Broadway room, 5) Kronaway 61 Broadway 18 Broadway ao oe aver. Liverpoot.. 27.| Rotterdam. 7.) Hamburg. Towing green |2 Bowling Green 161 broadway B@-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE CUASTING SERVICE—Captuins or officers of vessels on any of our coasts who observe the displacement or removal Of any of the sea buoys are requested to communicate the fact to the Hxznaxp, in order that the matter may be pub- Hely brought to the attention of the proper authorities, A letter addressed tothe Herat, giving the number and position of the buoy and the extent of the displacement, is all that 1% necessary. s@-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Youe Huxnacp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxnatp steam yacht, showing while burn- ing the colors red. green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen several miles distant, Cap- tains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblixe us by preparing any mari s they may have for the Ship News Department of tho HxnaLn pa-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by nddressing to such vessels, care of Huratp news yacht, pier No. 1 East River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- livered. Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-,THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. Sun rises, NIGH WATER. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 6, 1876, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STKAM YACHTS AXD HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LIXE London March 23, with lurst. | Had fine weath Steamer Canada (Br), Sumner, 30 P. 41, lon 59 19, steamer City of Che mee for Liverpool 1:50 PM, steamer Baltic (Br), do for « teainer aa (BY), 10 tor d ‘tcamer Gley ot Vere Mt with mdse and passengers to. Steamer Knickerbocker, Kemble with mdse and passensers to Clark & Seaman. Rortherly winds; April 2, off an Cay, passed steamer New York, from New ‘Orleans tor New Steamer City of Atlanta, Woodhull. Charieston April % with passengers to J W Quintard & ¢ Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Ricnmond City Point and Norfolk, with mdse ana passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. 4 Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DC, with passengers tod L Room: inerisharg, Worth, Thitadetphia, with coal to Brown, Callao, via Hampton Roads 80 Hobson, Hurtado & assed Ci Horn Sans 3 9 in lon WW; bi ‘Burk Niord (Nor), Larsen, London Feb 5, in ballast to Faneh, Edye & Uo. Is anchored in Gravesend Bay for orders, ‘edersen, Exmouth 57 days, in bal- 0. Anerdeen via Del- xen, Antwerp 60 on Jame the southern passa; ute weathe: Bark Heinrich Aorn (Nor), Eitertzen, Matanzas 12 days, to order: vessel to ren © re & Co. Windsor, Ni . Wood. hintanzas att days, t to Simpson & 8! “Storer, Bahia 44 Se Gee Sena kes M ry April4 hada NW, lasting 18 hours Brig John C Noyes (of Newburyport), h sugar to trinnell, Minturn & 3 in company with bark Gyda “Nori from ilaagow ; 2h, newt Frying Pan Shoal Lightsni & vessel's hateh ‘and ‘quantitien of molasses hhde nari was Sdavs N of Hatteras with variable winds and | with » calms of Tue: 15 | harbor, rig Dart (of Halifax, NS), Coster, Trinidad, Cubs, ht suzar to K D'M & Co; vessel to Simpsoz with strong NW Mitte (of Bangor), Wink, Milk River, J UT dar, zeta (of Bangor), Wink, Milk River, ‘ood to G Wessels; vessel to fl W Lon ‘rott ing oF Calais), Bradiord, Aux Son Hy days, Boynton's Son, iced Hanger), Smith, Arecibo 18 days, with Hind fine weather to with ben y NNW to NNE gules carried a ie. ‘seh Baltimore), Holt, Carde Morgan & Co." 40h f ® gale from SE to NW for 13 hor sails, ‘Schr WG R Mowry, (of Calais), Delaware Bronkwater 11 days, with nolasses to 5 & Welsh; vessel to John Boynton, Son & ( ‘Schr DM Anthony (of Fall River), McLane, Matanzas " sugar to Havemeyer & Elder: vessel to D vessel to PT Nevins & Son a Ts bonnd to get tate thie pare for repates, b ing encoun: selir EW » Hudson, Jacksonville 6 dars, sith tae ber to G ot Albany, where she is bout clir'Z Withams. Wali, Riveabeth City, NC, 11 ‘days, with shingles to. Hentan & Son Kehr John, K shaw, Cox, Jenuie A Sbeppard, arate “iattimore for New Ma- ¢ Lucy Jones, Maribugh, Philadelphia for New Ha- ven. “Sobe Lucy Jones, Mayhew, Philadelphia for New Maven. ar, Bark Alpheus Marshall which acrived 24 and sa chored in Gravesend Bay, was towed ty Newark yesterday Hroutaxns, NJ; Cag im ce Pa ee any steamer Centipede, Miller, from Philadelphi PASSED THROUGH i LL BOUND SOUTH. e city of New Bedtora, Fish, New Bedford for Walden, Providence tor New York, aD Marvel, O' Keele, Providence for G GATE, Eaton, Matanzas via | from St John, NB, | Senr Kidd, Providence for N yah atte "Y: Golliia, ‘Nickerson, ‘New Haven. for New bas Harriet Lewis, Cashman, Norwich for New Senr dau Weller Grockeay Connecticut “River for New Sehr Mary Bateman, , Lowis, Sox Bas Harbor for New asa Schr BL Renny, Toitman laud tor New Yor! ir America, Aleutt, Cow Hay for New York. Schr F If Miller, Smith, Mystic for New York. Schr Eva A Prescott, Prescott, Gloucester for Piiadel- phia. chr Palladinm, Ryder, New Bodford for New York. Behr Pact, ak xl, ork. | ScurElwJune? Kelly's ner Mariner, Graham, Greenwich for New Yors. ‘hr Mail, Mead, Grecnwich for New York. BOUND EAST. Pane tcy Bolivar, Geer, New Yorm for New London and ‘orwic! ae la 1 Halls (Br), Johnson, New York for 8t Johns, “ite Eliza haga by mf New York for Boston. Brig Gaurbia, 7 ‘York for Sehr JS Chattee. 5 Newell? Philadelphia, Ly Sp reel Schr ight Away. Crowle; Senr EO Nisten Procesta’ Hot Shephard, Rich, eLoun, Spear, Hoboken for Reet Ball, ‘New York for New Have Schr Anna 8 Murch, Nixoo, Hoboken for Pali Rive Ser Halsimore Weaver, Port Johuson for N : Miller, Jonas, Virginia t i ache W MN Voorhies, Goldsmith. ‘Haverste Sehr Deflance, Thorndike, Hoboken for Portsmouth. Beh hb, Port Johnson Providence. Achorn, Hobok: Stevens, Hoboke: Schr U A Deming, Dickinson, Hoboke: for Saybrook. Schr Daniet Morris, Amboy for Norw: Sear Bree Wind, jew York tor « Fortemouth, at Sehr iter, Fort Jobuven for N Sour Jonalerk shepard. Hagens, Baltimore for Bridgeport. Schr Henrietta, Linde: y for Harttord, Brig Martha J Brady (Br), Brady, New York for 8t Jobni F. ich? 8 Scranton, Pease, Philadelphia for Connecticut ver, Sehr Potosi, Curtis bound east. Hynauy Teuxgnarn Srariox. } Warravon LL, April 6, 1878. whieh was at anchor and brig rd M A Doran (Bn. et vessels which were in Hart toads, all went to soa this AN. CLEARED. Rayner (Br). Tarpin, | London—J 8 Tucker & Co. Steamer State of Indiana (Br), Sudler, Glasgow—Austin Baldwin & Co. Lerma eg (Ger), Brandt, Hamburg vie Plymouth it camer Beritide (Be), Angrove, Hamilton (Bermuda) — Steamer Columbus, Reed, Havana—Wm P Clyde & Steamer City of Dallas, Hines, Fernandina via Port ovat, SC—C H Mallory & Co. ohteamer Magnolia, Daggett, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & Seamer Richmond, Kelley. Norfolk, City Polnt and Bch- mond—Old Dominion Bt Steamer F W Bran aitimore—Wm Dalsell. Patiadsiphia—Jas Hana, mer Eleanor, Jonnson, Portland—J ¥ A: Jreshope (Br), Builie, Lontee tonday’ % Livings- 3 epark abe Abiubam Skallo (Nor), Gregerten, London—Funch, ve & (Br), Spicer, Cork or Falmouth for orders —Peniston & € quark Johannes (Ger), Thider, Bremen—Herman Koop & “Bark Cupid (Br), Grant, Rotterdam—Boyd & Hincken LC Stanford (ital), Maresca, Lisbon—J C Sex, park te adder, Gould, Alexandria, E—V mg ‘Matthew Baird, Noyes, Cardeuas—J H Winchester Co. Brig Rep ie Olsen, Oporto—H C Fernando Rohe. et Ada H Hails (Br), Johnstone, Balus—Snow & Bur- Sree Hansa (Ger), Prodt, Babla via Richmond, Va—0 To- vita Gh Gharlotte, Whittemore, Cardenas—Miller & Hough- “frig LM Merritt, Harriman, Cienfuegos—J E Ward & ‘firig Emma, Buckman, Trinidad (Cuba)—J B Winchester rN Hand, Doherty, Slorra Loone, WCA—Yates & Por- “ee Robert T Clarke, Hutchinson, Pernambuco—H H | Swit & Co. Sehr Theresa, MeQuin, Para—G Amrinck Sehr Mi witt. Porto Cabello—Penii , Bebe C jameson, Jameson, Kingston, Ja—S de Cor- dovi Schr Julia A Brown, Nickerson, Cardenas—Parsons & che OM Marrett, Reed, Baracos—B J Wenberg & Co. beige Carne C Miles, Graham, Baracoa—B J Wenberg & ‘Schr Victor Puig, Pinkham, Baracoa—Isaac R Staples. oer Jacob J Housman, Rider, Eleuthera—s J Wenverg & ene Mirian+(Br), Sopp, St Johns, NF—Bowring & Archi- bai Sehr Ella M Watts, Watts, Pensacola—Parsous & Loud ing Leus it Storer, Seavey, Cedar Keys, Fla—H W Loud sabe L Warren, Ireland, Beautort, SC—Doliner & Potter. Sehr John Mosser, Rnodes, Nortolk, Va—Isi R Staples, ond Anna Eaith, Daniels, ‘Phitadelphia—Cartwright é \e. waht he George L.Treadwell, Taylor, Portsmouth, NH—B J Haviland & Pre jew London Alva Siuagere’” via Bridge; r Victoria, ‘Batew Racket & Bro, SAILED. a State of Indians (Br. for, Glasgow bare: Columbus, Havana; Benauda (Br). ty of Dallas, Fernandina, ie; Magnolia, Sevan. chmond. itichimond, Ae: shi capeare (Ger), & de! rr rT Shy Br. si bend $ ‘ardenas "e (Br) it a ay ory rai Leonard bi lating pene Va; Flora (Ger), Santos aon achrs N Hand, Sierra Leone: Geo B. MeParian and Porto bell Speedaway, Point-a-Pitre; fy Me Watts, Pensacola. Wind at wunset, W; mldnicht SW. Barometer JO. midaiahe, MARITIME MIS( MISCELLANY, We aro indebted to the purser of the steamer City of Vera Cruz, from Havana, for favors. Steamxe Ameeigux (Fr) Poasols, at Phil his 6th from Havre. on the 28th ult, Int 49 45, Ton 24 45, fell in with Rue. sian ship “Aalto,” of Rystad. Offered assistance which was not accepted; 2uth, lat 34.03, lon 46 52, & German "the enst: {teeing the’ Amerique’s electric jer course and followed us for about 30. min Bank New Yore, before reported stranded at Progr was sold us she lay for 8909 fold. rig Banx Cras Mounoce, 678 tons, built at Port Manton, NB, ip 1673, hailing from Liverpool, was advertised tobe sold at Havane April Bank Humsowpr So fownnt fee 1 Osiont § Besnee) foun- dered during @ storm Ia'P 4 27 and iay on the Sst, with {dieet of water iu her bold, Nebsel fully insured {u Kurope. Bax Rassiaxp iGreeh),,from Milk. River. Ja, for Pale | mouth, K. which put ito’ Havana Jan 23 Sern abasidoned by her owner, owing to the heavy exposes ulred, fo the was soid mses. Mareb 28 for $2,000 of Haven and wil probably mn placed ui . | qa tytkeGnet ona Buio Frowence (Br) before reported sold at Hava wal Tumarsda, « pilot of evana, for a0. der the British flag. She arrived St'Metanens March 27 from Havana, to led for a port north Of Hatteras, Buta Kare Urmaw (Br), Woodw Halilox for Hovton, passed Hulls Masa, at TT1O AM tke with loss of tore sud maintopmasts. (She arrived up to Boston same day.t Buia Sax BRUNO (Sp), for Allennte, strack on the bar at Laguna March 11, the date of her departure, aud pat into Havana on the 22d, leaking badly. Cawnre ALICK, trom Camden for Jacksonville, with of lime, sprang st anchor ou Nantucket heals @th Inst and set her ca on fi She will be touled up and it fs hoped the lire will be smothered out. | Sour Samvet Lewss, of and for Ellsworth from Boston, raged he hors repens, and Al fH! | a she will be Tepe Sciven ave sieves neress the Ui d stove boat. = FA z > “3 3 =. = z a: Sour Jexxre R Diverry, which went ashore a abort time sh m Ten Pound 1 Senn Lecy May, Freeman, from bene arrived hod Delaware City Suh, to load cual for eae a ie th t ashiore on Monday wight, neat Petit Menan Saereter treme itetrian w SLari, at Philadelphia 6th from ed away aud outer Scun Many Avousta, Capt Holt, of Ellsworth, Me, ‘Tuesday nij ‘on Block Senn D & E Katty, of Denats, ashore at Rockport, M: bound from Boston to Rec! k. She lies om a sandy beael dai gers. ve lead ctone Tor New Liss. from Wilmington, NC, = Kenuebunk- Haven 4th, lost torecopm: Stoor Jenny, of Boston, loaded with oe went ashore at Rockport, Mass, Sth inst. The crew were saved by par- ties from the Hie-saving statton at Rockport. Stxantee Wincn has been despatel: assistance of the disabled brig Fe; TF ge vchen we Rites we Teport that a wreck of about 200 tons pe seen on Gallcbery Fort is erreneoes Deaxtict—The vessel seen March 27 about 3 ot 4 miles BNE of Janice ‘was lying completely om ber boom | } | i particulars. Bhs Zixa, from Machias for Boston, with — dow Boat was ‘Tie? and age from Yar- yous, Wood, trom Port Johnson pr over ‘Nantucket Shoals the same time as Me Bonny and to have met with higloe name fate, Two 1 yard Haven commas says the York, weut ashore in the f thease Mtn, and a be ay trou The M Maryland ts in thi Ceaxaxery Istxs. April 1—Sebr beng Grover, drove ashore at Seal Cove in the gale of March 21, and went to Vixuvanp Haven, April 6—Schr Juliet, from Rockport og ine Notr Tork. sunk yesteras Hen, from Beltast for New York, is ashore and Ah ae Calais for Philadelphia, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Wasuixcroy, pet 1876, aew ssomenouas Notice has been rece! = Tabtorat ge of the Boman of ge rai rt. T The i ‘one, elevated 65 feet a) high water mark, and in clear weather should be seen ‘tance ef 14 miles. ease, 3 Lightship bas Lt oy Rolie Ririet be plnced there immediat By order of the aoe ry EWEN 1 ae re yell Boston; pelt 5, 180” FP eg pte NH, April <The buoy on ie —_ was i le, ani Tigiithouse on tho same Inland Sas cousidesably siralned, Cuatnam (Ci od), |) G—The Pollock lightship has Pi oN mah ra Na Ce WHALEMEN. Touched at Taleahuano Fools, 16, sore ny NTS 120 bbls sp and 70 do wh oll. Ke barks Vixil vl ie autilus, 100 bbls sp since ars, 0 dodo; Jireli Perry, 90 do doz do; Morning Star, 260 do rf from Capt Osborn, of ba dark Osmank, of NB, re- ports ‘her at Talcatuana. F having taken 40 bbls sp Ends do wh oll since leaving Fayal Was bound to Ke- dine and Bristol Bay, and then to tie Off Shore Groand. wel ‘A letter from Taleahuano dated March 2 reports that bark sailed Feb 19 for Kodiac Ground. ff Guafo barks Mars. Alien, NB. with iz Panama: Nautiins, Lake, da do, 100 sia sae Talgauane: Mary & Susan, i Jobe Carver oe oe fapore otk Bick Cost Taker, of jartmouth, sailed from Tulcahuano ow ki 2 Pl iad Feb 13, having taken s her omRiver ia Platx ground Fel faving taken terete ee A letter from Valparaiso reports ba fescer 4 Star, wis, NB, touched there p32, ana 0 Wi 230 bbis ap oil on board. SPOKEN. York for Callao’’ rannah for Mullendo), Cube. P, ig sd April 4, lat h-peorg Brig JohnH 88 40s fon 7490-0 lig bout Ned Behe Core Etta, ioe wr Peusacola’ for Philadel- phia, April’, 40 wad Key. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Hxratp Loudon Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l’Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will bo cabled to this country frep of charge. Captains arrifing at and sailing from French and Medl- terra ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerp, April @—Arrived, bark Ocean (Nor), Sorensen, New Orleans. Ralled 6th, bark Addie MeAdam, Curtis, New York, afler putting back (was previously reported for Cubs). Caxpiry, April 5—Arrived. bark Mermaid (Br), Jenking, Pensacola. Cataxta—Salled, Candido, for York. Fixxtwoop, April S—Arrived, bark Pomona (Nor), Jonas- ten, Galveston. Guovcxsrer, Apri! 6—Salled, bark Jupiter (Ger), Lutke, United States, Guxxxocx, April S—Arrived, ship Ornen (Nor), Haug, Pensacola. Havax, April 6—Arrivea, ship Gon Shepley, Hutchins, New Orleans; schrs Georgietta Lawrence, Robinson, do; Wolska, Perkins, Mobite. Liverroon, April S—Arrived, steamer Arbitrator (Br), Jackson, New Orleans; barks Pallas (Swe), Ravstrom, Gal. veston; Mina (Nor), Johansen, Pensacola; Rachel Black- wood (Br), Inman, Charieston; 6th, steamer Diego (Sp) Gastanaga, New Orleans; barks Arica (Br), Hubert, do; Yarmouth (Br), Raymond, Galveston; Salo (Rus), Nord” gren, Pensacols, Sailed 6th, ships Arizona (Br:, Venus, San Francisco; barks Goluare (Br), McDonald, Vhifadelphia; Frexno, Leach, United States; brig A B Stronach (Bri, Munroe, Tybee. Also sailed @th, 5PM, steamer Nevada (Br), Jones, New York. Loxpox, April 6—Arrived, ships Constantine, Creevy, York; Ida (Swe), Linquist, Pensacola; F H Kockum Bell, Pensacola, Sailed 6th, bark Georgia (Aus), Medanich, United States, Salled from Gravesend 6th, ships Euoch Train (Br), Dune ean, New York; Quebec (Br), for do. Movinix, April 6—Arrived, steamer Circassian (Br), Smith, Portland for Liverpool ‘and proceeded). Paxenuo, April 5—Sailed, steamer Arragon (Br,, Symon, New York direct, Quuexerowx, April 6—Arrived, brig Para (Br), Stevens, New York. Also arrived 6th, barks Volpini (Ital), Onito, Baltimore; Ester (Ital), Murvola, do; brig Pace Schiaffino (Ital), Oneto, do. Also arrived 6th, 12 PM, steamer Italy (Br), Webster, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Off 6th, bark Eugenio (Ital), Castellano, Philadelphia for Glasgow. Swueups, April 6—Gailed, bark Gustay Metzler (Ger), Jork, New York. 81100, April 5—Arrived, bark Claudia (Ger), Dinve, Balti- more, Sravanars, March 26—Sailed, bark Hebe (Nor), New York. SeviLuE, April 1—Arrived, schr Walter F Parker, Daniels, New York (betore repurted without date). Also sailed 6th. bark Speranza (Nor), Netlson, United States. Texx1, April 5—Arrived, bark CO Whitmore, Peabody, Batavia via Queenstown, Warunvonn, April 5—Arrived, bark Sreena P (Aus), Ches- sanes, New York. ‘Westrort, April 5—Arrived, bark Slavianks B (Aus), | Techios, Baltimore, WEATHER REPORT. Fatwovurm, April 6,6 PM—Wind E. Houruxap, April 6, noon—Wind ENE; barometer, 30.445, FOREIGN PORTS, Avx Caves, March 17—In port brig John Fitch, for New York March 20, ‘AmucInO,, Pit, March 21 achrs Joseoh Oakes, parker, for :Polladelphin in 2 dues Mary B Harris, Crow: oir, Mereh 24—Arrived, bark Ches T Raseell, eit ton, Havre. arcerza, March 3—In port. ships Viscount son, tur New York: Dryad’ (he), rane, for San Pianciaco: aor Hignett, Kidder, une; bark Lizsie H, Munro, for Kos- pbroceeding ow down ee river March 3, ship Robt Lees (Br), Heggum, € ros March 24—Arrived, sehr. Reode Black (Bee ae Barbados; br ia eo ee, isan joan sarc Bi,schr Heather Bd); Melsase, north of Hat- Ey ‘e Merry, Kosser, sae aa oan Bes meh ones ah F Ames, tie soaks ‘Witdred, Ginn, es ag Mailed 2iys, 2ist, bri; at t alla 5h Snow, s r see jr) penton “tye Te May Wentecrih, Waterhouse, Mat Letchtield, Haydon, ae Kate Look, New GUANTANAMO, March ied, Ontara, Pettigrew, New York; 24th, bark Evening star (Br), Chick, do, ‘is ired, atoamer, Agaoulen, Gray, eo Larry can effi h anmer Gyo Rew Yo Timmerman, New pared March 31, ks Haiti H (Be) Card, Calbarien jn (Br), Wal Calvarlew sea) ‘and New Fforest War FS ramer, 3a gua \ Ob a Baltimore ; Pol en, far ara ‘iin Tilley. ‘ Lee, fi wat, April 6—Salle xasToX, Je, April New York. Matanzas, March 24— 25th, bark Hi ; Deborah ee ohne 7 Both, bs Cg ee lacks (Br), Tucker,” en ioe} brig Fadoras, MeAlovy. Phitadelphia nited April 4, schrs Hattie @ Dow, Nickerson, north of .. Pendleton, New York, He aniied atm, vat F'L Genovar, Simmons, north of Rat- teras. I March 30, barks Nellie Bi Blair, for New York; ape ter ee for north of itatteraat acute Albers rDrisco, 1or sss oon tor ay ed ¥ fe ao—In ip Herald of 1 in | Towne, Me, Lent ta Lencaeeek, were Seema ‘Raxcoox, Feb z5—In port ship heyy Carter, for Lark J Smith (Br), Thomas, for do, ee fonee, PR March, ie—anrived, bark Arey. Fajardo; brige HS Bishop, Bishop, Sates Hee Forks Leis, (ie) Bh irene: Potn cBrdicd March 34S nad gakr' Maggie Gain, Neal, Sa- ar ava, March 22—Arrived, Hathela: Ci fuegos, to load forfmorth of Hi », St Thomas, Aigir (Ne Wi to load for New = brig Rrlmon wkend ‘a a 24th, bars son’ (Bey Senders Hurbadon! ath, Hi Br). to Lewis Le) dameros Cie ‘Cameron, van Suiled March, 24, brig Josie A Devereaux, H of Hatteras; 26h, brig KB Gove. Hodgdon. scr Gare’ loodbury. Woodbury; Satenzas. alle’ Ath 3, sche Ramon dé Ajuria, McBride, New York; i (god Br). Thy 4th. , ate ne promis New for north % secur Alice Burnham, ins, north north at Hae mn di ear iT Jo! AN York (and ‘alled T 17th for Barbados} ae 10. bark ccenpes’ (Be), Richards, Saven- he rt March 30, << Stadacona, Bergeron, tor Boston. = Onx, io April ‘S—Cleared,” ship’ Lancashire Witeh (Br), Evans, Liverpool. AMERICAN PORTS. ea BOSTON, April S—Arrived, scbr J W Hall, Powell, Phila: delphia, Istrian: a a rat i ‘ate Upham (Br), me teas go Sit via Halt ‘Bark E V Als me): a tect reoraa- oats Bahamas; FA’ Server, Condecy, Se vi via Wiscussel Suiled—Steamers Norman, and Gen cen whines Bteamer Perkiomen from Philadelphia for Portemouth, a C1 Cod AM 6th. PaFALTIMORE, i, Apu OTArrivad, steamer Falcon. Kisby, Charlie: “eal ui seen 4 _— tn Wo exper, deans; Lavauter: Vesper, 1 orton’ Fooks, Turk's_Isias Henty Allen. bi Feast enna heats Win Losrense, Hower Benton! tor, Savannah ; Win Law Dos Pies, Price, Wilmington: barks. Ano. (Tua) oily Greonore; Olbers (Ger), Albert, Bremen be FA rn cane alton Sa i i ‘gta! Elan pom St at eee CsI Bones Mary O Aracld, ark Or , brig Romance, schrs Elisa Christie KGa, ane G--arrived, steamer Ashland, Sampson, Gage, aa Re SpoRT, aout rane sebr John Wentworth Portsmeat! *atind tebe po GES Baker Phladetphla, LESTON, April 6—Arrh Des . biverpool Gi Daten ri , Bermuda, to load for Newburyport. ‘FREEPORT, March 20—Arrived, bark Eureka, WUllame Jn Frauelsco. Pron MONROE, April O—Arrived, bark St tab) Peailed Belg Smet Gin, ‘for Porth and from ; Freden (Nor), Hal Bat jee ad reli (Nor, Berg, from Newry: VALE RIVER, April Sarrived, ache Lisle B Cowper ae it ct Alexandria. MOSALVESTON, April 1—-Cleared, schr Rosa & Adria, Gna? Tani MS beat ae pesraee. City of San Antonio, Penningto® New York vin Ke; ‘Arrived—Schr &{ 8 Lewis, Boston, Ciared—irie 4 W Gourd (in. Robinson, Live GEORGETOWN, DC; Apel arrived, sche Hebeces Fle iReRSONN iE “pa ‘{—Cleared, sehr Gertrade (Br), it SRY Wiest WENT, March 23— Arrived, sehr Sarah Hall, Hach ott Pen ated 34a ache Addie G Bryant, Stubbe, Pensacols, NEW ORLEANS, A) re er Jamaicam, Gry Winder, Liverpool sete be Pama, W soks, Port Praga: GiearedcShip ‘Thornhill cite, Haynes, Liver Korma (lea), Costa Rowtnnae, Cad set Tatatae Eaush ver Wm Tabor, Jamaica; Excelsior, Say of of Islands, Wildfi Br) ; bri; Poe “Anite. as at ue as ry et Wed, sche’ Amos Briggs, Danas revit echr Ann fice. Kelly, Providence for Vir se LONDON, April 5—Railed, schrs Harriet Lewis, Ge W Ra; dl, do. sont RTLAND, O, Match 26--Atriveo, bark Portland, Gaye, storia. PORT TOWNSEND. March 27—Arrived, barks Forest een, Burus, San Francisco; 28th, Mtevere, Connor, Ne- PORT BLAKELY, March 28—Sailed, bark Oak Hill, Gove, San Francisco, PASCAGOULA, March 31—Arrived, ship Able (Nor), OL ten, Asteer Cigased Sith, back Bidevela Oton), Kandsen, Liverpool, Pessacoua, jared, ‘bark American Eagle OriiThabel Sar an rfl G—Arrived steamer Amerlaue i Howe, lands. moet Ist, sehr Carrie Jones, teragse rit By men "iiteny taveent on Sokewen, ort Antonio, Ji ‘Middleton, Jr. ‘Townsend, 3 J B Austin, iihigone Bath: Issac Kee incetown; Clara W Elwell, Long, ‘JC Read, i Cla "Frinidad; Julian sy ace for Liverpool, = te rived. sip Calliope (Br); Sinear bony Philadet bark Aktive(Ra: ), Eskelim, New. Sa cree Met Stl Uawen vee k Hoyt, asceh 0 oth ha Arrived, tchrn [tabella Thompron, Chas Weoley, Union, Tauris. Mary Sunde, and Jou Sroup Bark Bergento hin Ad passed: Chas Dennis, for Ni hailed Bark’ pet, Danevvacks b Si sehrs ‘Velocipede, New York for ree agon, do for Exstport; Seursville, Rockport for Yor ¢ th — _ oe Pict de renee Pour gor, April Se Wemalaing. ia lower, harbor sehen so © Ganiage, Grom, and pon Clark, Hoek “PROVIDENGE, Apri S—Below, at anchor off Pradena Island, a three-masted sehr, untnor Chase, more (oF te i % Tt do: ache ane, Buea do. WB Dariipe. irae: Rt MONI il -Arrived, re 8 In xt we One ‘Poin fehods 1 a a Ton Salled- creamer Old Dominion, ion, Walker, New SES iniving 5. ANCE larch 28—Arrived, schr inbin, Port Blakely ; Gem ta) Austaide Cooper, Hawen, Port vi Stevens, Hall, Seattle, pei carved. trie hert Stee is Trask, Manila; Bianca Cas. ann tah. Cragin, tom red—Bark ( jowes, Cork via Pacific Islands. SEM March naoeArrived, bark J B Bell, Revell, san es | rant March 28—Arrived, ship Lookout, Wiggin, Sas Matt ad March 4—Arrived, bark Dublin, Howes, San SAVANNAH, A barks Atraham (Aus), Maicovteh Aimed aon theye Webb Brawewice: led-—Hhtp ike, Live aC LitVaAS 7. April 1 sailed, schrs Vietor, Dyer, Rockland; SALEM a a hnived, seit A Reyna, Gaim, Perth Amboy; E Areularias, Lord, New York S Lapin tos enleeio sid ana Gi, ond exveral others steamer Leopard, et pean oh account the storm. VINEYARD HAVEN, April Sah Pilindeiphia hee Boston, schrs Jas Bi ington 8 day for Kennet te At yd ana oak Brue - for New. Depaty, and Winslow Beth tor for do: "carte itnen’ Genes tor Jacksonville, No vessels sailed. Sth—No ad Ming 6th—No arr: Witwrsctos, Ga Ms aren 28—Arrived, bark Caroline PATILMINGTON, NC, Apri €—Cleared, schr Vesta, Kew ford. WISCARSETT, Mareh 27—Sailod, schr AC Paige, Maw ton, New York. HT COMING, IT COMING. APPLY 7 A. ee FOR WALE=ai FEET LONG, Bip SA SUITS OF sails and «pars: she fs Alfrom ‘To be seen at intaen River ett Stub oor. onal ED PRON DinvEn umerous igcharye ia advanes Tavieg thee, M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway. R, AGNEW, THR GREAT NI HOMAS Grocer, Tea, ‘everybody’ call