The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1876, Page 10

2 10 METHODIST CONFERENCES. NEW YORK BaST CONFERENCE. ‘Phis Conference yesterday sat for a few hours with closed doors discussimg the characters of a class of abot nineteen young men who are applying for ad- mission into the Conference on trial. The Treasurer of the Conference, ‘Rev, A. H. Mead, reported the fullow- ing sums raised for connectional purposes during the year CONPERENCE COLLECTIONS. For missions....... 2 2 Decrease... For church extension. Decrease For Tract Society. cane - eee For Biole Society. For education. For support ot bisbops. For dele; to General Con, The following named youn to the Conterence on trial lust year were continued this year after the examination of their character and Qualitications;—Messrs. FE. 1. Lounsberry, Thomas A, Davis, J. C. Ba:ubart, Charles A. Tibbals, 8. W. Toles, R. T. MeNicholl, 3 A. Sands, M. D, Buell, Benjamin Decrease... ‘n who were admitted % Gerst, W. H. ‘McAllister and R. 8, Putney. Thomas | Davis’ 18° the pastor of Attorney street toolored) Methodist Episcopal church ia this ciy, Matton of the ety mission circuit, Me" had not read uny of the books _ prescribed for study, but was able, nevertheless, to put the Ex- amining Committee through a very shrewd course of questioning on the subject matter of the studies. Some of the brethren o: Conference were not inclined to continue Mr. Davis, because of his neglect or failure | to read the books prescribed with the under- standing that he shail pass an examimation on the first year’s studies before the next Con- ference, be was continued. Smith A. Sands wittingly brought on a discussion of his case. He has had two small charges for the Inst year aud received from both only $300, and Dr. Curry thought it would | be cruel to a young man of his talents and ability to continue him longer on starvation salary, Besides he, 100, had not pursued tho studies as required, but, as by the testimony of Messrs, Hammond, Terry, Adams, ‘aunders and others, he has “religion” and knows Low to preach it, be, ne oo, was continued, But 1 was that of James H. Hand, a cond ciass, who is “a mighty huuter if not before the Lord, He ts a goed preac' ber but ha: a passion for field sports to appear before the Kxamining Committee or belore the Conference, and it was quite a puzzle to know His Presiding Kider has given him The Conference continued him with the understanding that his Presiding Elder shall give him another talking to, and let him know at the same ime what the sense of the Conference ts and pastimes. ‘The other deacons of the second class continued were A. B. Saniora, Rs. Eldridge and E£, A, Blake, A super- annuated relation was granted to Nathanial Mead, who has been iu the effective ranks since 1835, The auni- yersary of the Conference Temperance Society was held in the evening, when addresses were made by Dr, B, M. Adams, presiding, and by Revs. E. J. Haynes, D, 0. Ferris and R. H. Rust. NEW YORK CONFERENCE. ‘The eighty-sixth annual session of the New York Methodist Episcopal Conterence was closed last even. ing in the Free Tabernacle on West Thirty fourth strect, near Eighth avenue, The morning session was made interesting beyond the usual routine business by the introduction and adoption of a resolution to memo- rialize the President of the United States and also tho Leg:siature of Pennsylvania to prohibit the sale of in- toxicating liquors on the exbibition grounds at Phila- delphia during the Centennial celebration. ‘The subject of raising « tund to assist the Wesleyan University at Middletown was na up for discus sion. Mr. A. V. Stout, the President of the Shoe and Leather Bank, in this city, gave $80,000 to endow two professorships, one for the Wesleyan University and the other for the Drew Seminary, both of $40,000 each. A colivction was then taken upin aid of the Wesleyan University and $10,000 were subscribed by the delegates. The afternoon session was occupied by the reading of reports of committees of tracts, Sun- day schools, the adoption of an amendment of the re- port on the Wesleyan University fund ro as to confine tue $500,000 to be collected as an endow- ment fund and not for current ¢xpenditures; the adoption of the repom of the Treasurer, slating that the collections during the year had amounted to $44,884 66; the adoption of resolu. tions complimentary to the Rey. Bishop R. P. Foster, the secretaries, the Committee of Entertainment, the iamilies who had so kindly extended their bospitalt- ies to the delegates and to the officers of the church, The various examining committees for classes of the next year were announced. The Bisbop anuounced the appointment of ministers for the following year, tnd the Conierence adjourned to meet at Cat: ¥., next spring. MOODY The Hippodrome meetings were all crowded yester- day, At the noonday services Mr, Moody spoke on “Cornelius;”” in the afternoon on “Peter,” and in the evening on the ‘Penitent Thief.” This thief, he said, knew nothing of baptism or any of the orthodox rules of any church, out was converted instantaneously. So can any mau here to-night no matter how scarlet his gins, how deep the sink of iniquity into which he has fallen, He can be converted it he will accept the grace that is offered bim, . AND SANKEY. OBITUARY. PROFESSOR JOHN BUSTEED, M.D. There are many of the substantial citizens of our tity who read yesterday morning the announcement of the death of Dr. John Busteed with grateful recollec- dons of his presence in their homes in hours of sick- tess and suffering, No man more deserves, and per- baps no mun more generally receives, the respect and ufection ot his fellow-citizens than the skilful and bigh- minded physician; and this regard was bestowsd u| Or. Busteed. From the age of tourteen yt hestudied medicine with bis uncle, Dr, Morgan Busteed, and rward attended the London University. After his wal im New York city he attended the Cuiveesiey Medical College from which he graduated in 184: When disease fixed its grasp upon him, and he was obliged, winter alter winter, to remain within doors, the Intense activity of his und Was devoted to the study of microscopy and histology with an enthusiasm which made lim second to no man in the city in these most Interesting branches of his profession. He founded the New York lege of Veterinary Surgeons {of which he was the President) by his own individual efforts and means, {utending that it should become a school ot comparative pathology similar to those of Europe. He bad a broad and gencrous idea of the culture which ought to exist Jn the medical profession, and notwithstanding the Buffering and feebleness of tho past twelvo years he did rougi to further its promotion. Dr. Busteed was a member of various medical societies and associations, both in this country and in Europe, and by all the members of these associations his loss will be most deeply felt and his memory held in aflectionate ro- membrance. DR. TRAUBE, GERMAN PHYSICIAN. A cable telegram from Berlin, under date of the Lith inst., reports the oceurrence of the death ot Dry Traube, a celebrated physician, one of the most emi hent practitioners and instructors in the science of medicine and eT: in the German ati oa NEW “YORK YACHT CLUB. An informal meeting of yacht owners of the New i York Yacht Ciub was held at No, 55 Broad street yesterday afternoon, Commodore Kingsland in the cbair, The members of the House Committee wer also present upon snyitation, Secretary Minton laid before the gentiemen the challenge of Major Charles Gifford, Vice Vommodore of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, to sail for the Queen's Cup, won by the Ainerica in 1851, if the usual six months’ notice is waived. This proposition of the spirited Dominion yachtsman elicited a Jong discussion, but it ia reported that all present were in fuvor of setting aside the tlause in question and giving the new yacht, Countess of Dufferin, the oneal, her owner seeks to win the coveted prize, The question of rassing the annual «dues was also freely discussed by the, gentienen present, but this important matter, together with other subjects ot equal interest, as also that relating to the Queen’s Cup challenge, wili be brought betore a special mecting of the club, which will at once be called for the evening of Thursday, 20th inst., at the fooms, Madison avenue and Twenty.seventh street, DRAMA ATIC N OTE. The dramatic love tale, named: “2 weet Bells Jangled,”’ aud written by Miss Cara Oakey Hall, is favorably spoken of in theatrical circles as inviting dramatiza, tion, In fact, it is more a drama than a novel, THE COMING EMPEROR. The two United States war vessels—the Minnesota aud the Colorado—will start this morning forthe lower bay to qwait the coming of the peror aud Empress ot Brozil ‘The agents of the steamship Helvetius, on board of which the Emperor and Ewpress are coming, stat» that bend sper her to arrive bere by next Friday or Satur- un. | He did not trouble himself | on iis sports | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET.. | SHIPPIN G NEWS| fie RIOR 2 oR | OCEAN STEAMERS, | DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTAS OF APRIL AND MAY. | | __ | cme | Chine April'ta. “14 Howling Green | City ot itieimend. iApal 4. T es L 69 Broadway 61 Broadway 4 addw ay 2 Bowling Greea }7 Bowling Green Broadway b> Broadway 4 Bowling Green 15 roadway Hothnia. City of Brook’ State ot) rpool Glasgow. .. . | Liverpool Hrem 2 Bowling Green 20 Broudway road: *}29 Broadway 4 Bowling Green «61 rondvray yy 1.| Liverpool. a Liverpoot: agrNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE | CUASTANG SERVICE—Captains or officers of vessels on any of our coasts who observe the displacement or removal of any of the seu buoys are requested to communicate the | fact to the Hxaxp, in order that the matter may be pub- lily brought to the attention of the proper authorities. A letier addressed tothe Hxnain, giving the number and position of the buoy and the extent of the displacement, 13 all that 1s necessary. Be-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Youe Hxnanp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxranp 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- | teins of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige ua by | preparing avy marine news they may hive for the Ship | News Department of the Hematp. | gaePersons desirous of communteating with vessels arriv- | ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vonsels, | care of HERALD news yacht, pier No. 1 East River, New York, 1197 Broadway Lettors received from all parts of the world and prompily de- livered, Duplicates are required. | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER. 36 OL 21 PORT OF NEW YORK, RK, APRIL Il, 1876. ARRIVALS, STKAM YACHTS AND IKRALD TELRGRAPIE LINK Now Orleans April Vhitney & Co, r, New Orleans. April 6, with mdse k'& Seaman. April a, Crowell, F Port oral Zsh, with mdse an REPORTED BY THR i! WuTEsTO: Hawthorn, 5, with Bruns. passen- gers to OH Mal Steamer Clinmpion. Lockwood, Charleston April 9, with mise and passoners to Jas W Quintard Co. April 10, + PM, exchanged signals with a 3 musted schooner, bound north, showing a red nro, with white letter Stoumer Pion Wilmingion, NC, 3 days, with mdse to W P Glyde & Stoumer ikichinoud, Kelley, Tfchmond, City Pott and Norioik with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion SteamshivCn. bark Lord Baltimore (of Bermuda), Huxford, Rio Jane- 45 days, with coftee tu Johuson, Perry vessel to meant Bros, Was 5 days north of Haitran, ith strong he Equator March 16, lou “Fy (Ger) Grotte, Waracaibo 21 days, with cotfee to order asl to Pavenstadt & Co, Brig Sara 1 r th, NS), Foley, St Johns, PR, 14 days, with matavia & Co, Had strong nds € eutaur, . (algnranito 17 days, with melado as Hunter & Co, Reig Eulth ita (ot Rockland), Oliver, Cienfuey bs with sugar to Ponvest & Co. ; vessel to H. P. 3 18 own z x * firlg Moses Day, Crosby, Sagua 14 days, with sugar to Tucker & Lightogen el to Nonder & Adams. ril 2, lat 27 40, 33, ‘ind Rit tc ie between decks. Jay im that condi righted. y Split sails, Was 8 days north of i beers | « B Gove (of Camden). Vt with strong gale: Hodgman, Segue, 10 days, | | with: gay to Chas Luling & ¢ Parsons & Loud: } | Sehr 8 F Farnham (of Buck Milk River, 118 rae with louwrood, ke, 4a. Wenseln; veusel to RF Huck & Co. lad «tre and NW winds, Schr AO Buckley (of Greenport), Young, St John’s, PR, 17 days, with sugar to J) Derivers & Co: Veet to “Apel lag 2 #6, lou 71 12, saw ach 1° C Shults, for Aspinwail. (ot Bath), Glover, Matanzas 10 days, with sugar to Youngs, Smith & Uo; vessel tod W Elwell & Go: Aprit ‘O duslug’a heavy northerly blow, William Wilson, . nat ve of Australia, aged 24 yours, fell from the Sehr apeedwell Klag £0: somsltel hh reste we raat, veem te tiapea “Sehr Abbie Corson’ (of Philadelphl March 3, via Key West 10 dava, with ou exon, Cardenas gee to kd Morgan & 0 ol to Squire Bros; put in rte atleaking (bet Cnibarien 12 days, with xugur to 01 joughton. Sehr Laura A Webb (of Deer I Johnson, Baracoa 9 days, with fruit to TI Madge to BJ Wenberg. air iy iinmilton, Milla Hatteras Inlet, NO, 7 dayawith i Benton & Bons, cr ney, Vii pied Egbert, Virginia, les Moore, Teton hiladelphia. Kehr Ch. Sclir G Van Dusen, Reoves, Philadelphia tor Boston. ycitht Magale ‘Cummings, Smith, Philadelphia for New Ha- MSchr Ella Frances, Bolger, Calais 7 days, Ta bo nid $0 Philadetphia. Put in fe ‘i Boston for Philadelphia. “Pat PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Nereus, Nickerson, Boston fo Stes pace vnty of New Bedfora, Fish, i ‘Bedford for New aSieamer Ellen § Terry, Salyear, Middletown, Ct, for New nmer Galaten, Walden, Providence for New York. Rehr Ella Clifton’ (Br), Ciifton. StJonn, NB, for New Schr Poeassett, Young, Greonpott for New ¥ Bele Elleu M, Baxter, New London tor New York. sehr Rael , New Haven for New Y« Sebr Win ‘itn Sehe Porto Rico, Weotwort. Sehr J W Drisco, Tyler, Deer Schr A Hammond, Goldthwaite, Portia: terly for New York. yy Kockport tor New York. ort for New Yor! 4. Ford, Norwich Tor New York. Steelman, Haveu tor New York. Kehr Geurge Rogers, Faulkner, Georges Banks for New ‘hesebro, Young, Ww Alle: Brideport fo tor New York. ‘Yor tor New York. Portland, © New York. | BOUND EAST. Steamer } New York for Boston. Steamer At New York for Fall River. | [Steamer 5 w York for New London | Norwieh: |) Schr P Meany, Lewis, Pensacola for New Haven. ele North Ametica (Me), Jusee, New York tor St Jone, Schr Mary Miller, Dayton, Port Johnson for Providence. W StatiON. Wurrxstoxe, April 11, isi ‘The bark Brunswick, for |, Went to sea this Aal, BELOV Rark Sandy Hook, Barstow. from Matanzas Maren 29, Brig Kachel Coney wf Bangor), Coney, from Messina Fob o Miller & No fit ah Lucy W Suom, Hal, from Caibarion 12 days, to IP own & Co. Biche Hattie V Kelsey, Randall, from Cardenas March 23, CLEARED. Per ng China (Br), Gill, Liverpool vis Queenstown—C G cht Steamer Gen Barnes, Cheesman, Saranneb—W R Gerri. or Etizabeth, Clark, Baltimore via Soatu Ambey—W ncord, Sheerin, MalladelphiseJazmee Hand. erry, Bos bole Meese ‘Aguesse, Gloucester, k—kdaund Un- The Heivetius belongs to Messrs. Lamport & | yart Holt, of Liverpool, and runs in the Brazilian aud | “Kark Maria Ricxmers (Ger), Heins, Bremen—Funch, River Pilate mail line to avd from Liver: | Kuye & Co. pook She is 2,500 tons burthen ate is | ba ed Bacon, Merril, Gibraltar for erders—D B schooner i w en | to the aoe wag org a dy Mtocke } 1 ase Freeman Dennis (Br), Flotcher, Lahave, NS—Dosd to which she belot Fir firazit to lave hi her cargo at Martin's whart in Brooklyn. ‘As tho weather has been pretty tair since the i 1 started there is not much cnance of any teloresece ast occurring on the voyage, and as the Helvetius is a fast ship it is probable that she will not j be later thaw gover ata the farthest, and will possibly arrive Friday evening. BROOKLYN REFORMERS. Ate mecting of tho Brooklyn Taxpayers’ Reform association, held last night, resolutions were adopted the passage of the Reservoir Repeal act at the “Ogden Charter.” y | Brigh Brig James Cofill (Br), Kirkiam, Catania (Italy)—L P cham Brig La Creote (Br), Lange. Rio Hxche—Dovale & Brig Favorite, Woodward, Paine tent Proweriage's Aas saree Beatrice (Br), Simmous, Point-a-Pitre—H in Charte mane vay thts Holter et dou Pr artes wey (Br), tou, St —! nee 7 ), Holtow, foun, NB- Lavinia Bell, Aldrich, Baracon—B J Wenders & C Annie (Br), Securd, BeJuln, NB—F'T Nevius & Son, Nebr Dexter Clark, Curtis, Richmond, Va—H W Loud & Sehr JH Lockwood, Mardeastle, Norfolk and Richmond— Vau Brant & Bro Kehr Alice M Atlen, Brigham, Baltimoro—W Co: Selr GL Frost, MeDonald, Roston—Chas Twing. Sepr Ne Burton, Buriey, Stamturd—stamivrd Manutac- turing Co SAILED. | Steamer Gen Barnes, for Savannah Amorica, Francisco: barks eens ©: Taken anal: Bernhard taer. Aeibourne; Farwell’ (er): ‘ardenas As Kuigl Christo; Southern How e (Br), ‘Pere Bambuce vie Baltimore; Blisabeth M Cook. Cardenas; Dora MF Aquaditia, set, 82 midnight, SW, light. ‘sunset, 30.10; siantghn3009.: MARITIME MISCELLANY. Bane Cotomno (Br), an iron vessel, with coal for the Pa- cibe Steam Navigation Company, which sunk Latter part of last your in tue Bay of Panama, hay been successfully raised ached. It is believed that the vessel will be val Jess, but the coal will partially repay the heavy outlay mace 0 wave he abReM CB. RLL, that went ashore on Weils’ Beach tn Je, bus settled into the sand some seven fast breaking up. Oa Friday last one ed out aud ashore. sand has old of the vessel where the iron is e vessel was driven on the beach at low water, And a suecession of storms has kept up a bigh sea all the time sinee, so that the iron could not be taken out, and the ‘Vessel will doubtless be a total loss, Scun Hynnierra Greentxar (fisherman, of Gloucester) ‘and four of his men. Four Greenleat, Alired Uslen, James Peters and in the ‘vessel. Five left in ‘The latter were picked up by rk, One of the Freeman Zustport, Me, died alter being rescued. Tu the ing boat were Joseph Gi B Jowett, 1° Greenleaf was bound by ‘the squall, ‘The saved amer Chase sume evening. j Scn Cuantxs A Jacksox, of Camden, NJ, betors report- ed ushore on Marblehead Neck. went tu pidces during the storm of Tuesday night last. The cargo of coal had previ- ously been landed. Scun Juxnre B Diventr, ashore on Ten Pound Island, was wil ready to luunch when the gale came up and ret dered tho work an iinpossibility, Seutt is now cn | gaged in stripping the wreck, Scnn Many Avovsta, before reported ai it Block Inlends retains the nano 9: Last teporten. tbe weather beter too rotigh to enable the wreckers to work on her. They ox- pected to work Mouday or T Scar Ewa B Saw, Springle, h, in getting under wburyport April 9 eutr 2d wag tae aintoome of 11th with ©: crew—F ran Georxe Conne jay. Senn Exta Jane, from Bridgeport for New York, colli with two vessels Saturday night while passing’ thro Melt Gate, losing hor bowsprit aud having her rigging badly tora, it Portland Sth from Ma- Dhoals in gale of 4th, m Katx M Hitron, Adams tanaus, was anchored on Nanti and fost both anchors and chains. Schr iM Wiauy, at Boston from Cienfuegos, reporgs that on April 2, Cape au west Uy south 05 milen,tanw large verse! disu sbandowed. Ler bulwarks wero painted Liack ‘and. ber hull lead’color, Ptrot Boar Rep, Warts axp Biv, of New Bedford, be- fore reported ashore at Cuttyhunk, has been abandoned, aud she is being stripped. Nassau. April 105A three masted schooner, name un- rit at Eleuthera wards, She —A new mainsail Led been ordered for New York. which er- xwront, April 1 schr Henry May, trom Providence for N; rived here Saturday evening in distr Visxyann Haven, April 11—A channel £00 fe has to be dug to free the steam ferry boat Maryland. Lavxcuxp—At Salisbury Point, Mass, 10th. by Cyrus Burnham, a fine schooner of 100 tons, owned in Chatham, Lauxen—It_is proposed to launch the new ship now om the stocks in the yard formerl; ed by, Boual iciay, East Boston, ou Wednesday, Ap yet NOTICE TO MARINERS. Orrice oF Licurnousn Insrecton. Tutu Disrnsor, an Tomrxixsvitix, NY, April 1), 187s, wed to be part of a wre stand Sound,"between Lainie? ‘Reef An obstrnetion, sup; ported in Fisher's Bpindie and Neal Rocks, ‘A buoy (red and black horizontal stripes) will be placed to mark it us soun us practicable, AG RUIND, Capt USN, trict. Lighthonse Inspector Third WHALEMEN, Dawson, Bubeock. di Holmes, NB, on the sp since last report. reports bark Ocean, , buving taken 20) bi SPOKEN. Bark Ardentinny (By), Hcown, from Hong Kong for New ‘ork, March 1, lat 348, lon 22 E Topax (ot Gwansen), roar ——— tor Bull River, April hall's Tee Henry Wellington, from Boston for Baltimore, April 11, off Burnegat. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informod that by telegraphing to the Heratp London Bureau, ad- dresstug “Bennett, No 46 Fleet strevt, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bonuett, 61 Avenue de I'Upera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American andall foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains urriving at and sailing from Froneh and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Amsteean, April 10—Arrivea, bark Bierstadt, Harrison, Galveston. Axtwerr, April 11—Arrived, barks Jobn Eflls (Br), Mel- vin, Galveston; Earl of Elgin (Br), Alexander, Baltimare. Briston, April 11—Arrived, ship Brothers Apap (Br), Farrugia, New York. Barnow, April 10—Arrived, bark Grant (Nor), Floreness, Darien. Capiz, April 3—Salled, sehr 18 & L C Adams, Gloucester, ‘Mass (uot as bofore). Deat, April 11—Arrived, ship Marlborough (Br), Munroe, Baltimore for Antwerp. Desay, April 10—Sailed, barks Mary Hogarth (Br), Shields, New York; Nuovo Dovero (Ital), Campodonico, United States, Donxtux, April 10—Salled, bark Carlotta (for), New York. Fatuourm, April 11—Arrived, barks Venus (Nor), Han- sen, Darien; Dirigo, Staples, Batavia; Tamors (Br), Stampf, Iquique. Guoversten April 11—Arrived, bark Atlas (Aus), Gero- imich, Baltimore, Gaxxvone (Ireland), April 10—Sailed, bark Young Eagle 1(Br), Johuson, United States. Hvtt, April 9—Arrived, bark Evening Star (Nor), Speleb, Pensacola; 10th, ship Agathe (Nor), Hansen, do, Maver, April 10—Arrived, barks Fides (Nor), Thorsen, Mobile; West Derby (Br). Urann, do, Laverroot, April 10—Arrived, ships Queen of the Kast (Br), Durham, New York; Steinvora (Br), MeIntosh, 8 nab; Pride of England (Br), North, Mobile; barks Adriatic (Nor), Blix, Pensacola; Gen Birch (Nor), Pedersen, doz Franzen (Rus), Sjolund, do; Oukel Aderman (Ger), Man, do; 11th, ships Granger, Doane, San Francisco; Ben Nevis (Br), Hudson, Mobile; barks Bel Stuart (Br), Gilliat, New Orleans; Algeria (Br), Brownell, Galveston; Ajan (Rus) Strandborg, Pensacola; Lindesnaos (Nor), Tonniesen, Ne York; brig Seotstaan (Br), Liddle New Orleans. Sailed Sth, steamer Lake Nepizon (Br), Scott, Baltimore; | 10un, ship Valparaiso, Goff, United States. Loxvox, April 11—Arctved, steamer Euxino (Be), White, New Yorx; shiys Moen (Dan), Rhen, Pensacola; Annie Frost (Br) do; barks Anazi (ir), Hill, New York; Vesuvius, Ulmer, Madras; Emma & Allee, Gibbs, Boston, Cleared 11th, bark Minerva (Ital), Gailiani, United States. Liwxnick, April 11—Arrived, bark Francisco @ (Ital), Dobonis, Philadeiphia, Sailed 11th, bark Trect Dabrovack! (Aus), Tornicovieh, United States. Moving, April 11—Arrived, steamer Polynesian (Br), Brown, Portland for Liverpool. Arrived 12th, steamer Ethiopia (Br), Craig, from Now York for Giaszow. Messtxa, April 1—Sullod, brig Cassiopea (Br), Pettis, United States, Oronto, abont April 7—Arrived, bark Dora (Br). Le Gros, Ponsaco Arrived April 5, urige Typhion (Nor), Tonnesen, Balti- more; Sophia Amalin (Swe), Reguel, New York; sehr Fred Jackson, Pettingil, do (last two before reported without dante). Pavtttac, April 10-Sailed, bark Tjomo (Nor), New York, Quexxsrown, April 11—Arrived, ship McNear, Carter, Astoria, 0. Arrived 10th, ship Loch FI O; brig Sabra (Br), Chariton, New York: 11th, ship Em- pire, Leckis, sau Francisco: barks Giencoo (Br), Moewter, Baltimore; Lesseps (Nor), Stein, Philadelphia; brig Dians (Nor), Hansen, Baltimore. Also s City of Bristol (Br), Ellison, Pailadelphia tor Liverpool; 5 PM, Heela (Br), Bil- linge, Boston for do (and hoth proceeded), Rorrenoay, April 10—Arrived, barks Homeward Bound, Merriman Arrived 9th, bark Pacific (Nor), Harris, Now York. Sovrmanrtox, April 11—Satled, steamer Hindoo (Br). Mills (from Huth, New York. Arrived in the Channel 8th, ship-Robena, Hagen, from New York for Crimstads. SaNtaxpex, April 2—Arrived, brig Fannie B Tacker,. Tueker, New York. ‘Texet, April 10—Arrived, bark Victoria (Nor), Boulgaard, {Baltimore for Amsterdam ; brig Unto (itus), Wikander, do or do, Viana (Portugal) —Arrived, scr Senhora des Avena(Port), Silva, Darien. Wrst Hantueroot, April 11—Arrived, bark Profeta (Ital), Grovapelio, Baltimore, Warskrorn, April 1l—Arrived, brig Seama (Rus), Land- berg, Philadelphia, Sailed ith, barks Satama (Rus), Flenkenburg, United States; Progress (Nor), Neilsen, do. Sailed from 9 port in the United Kingdom April 10, barks Carmetia (Ital), Vece ‘uited States; 11th, Barone Podesta (Ital), Tiaocebio, do. Lospos, April 11—The British bark Bolle Keith, Capt (Br), Robertson, Astoria, Donald, from, Baltimore Peb 25, vin Queenstown, went abe jirush April 10. She is uninjured so far, but wil, bave to diseharge. WEATHER REPORT. 6 PM—Wind NW, fresh, showery. FOREIGN Aven, April 8—Arrived, Dark 6 Gilde, Bach Zanzibar. ASrINWALL, March 22—Arrived, brig Nile wie. ‘Schmidt, Port Limon. alee (Br), Rountree, Belize; 27th, MesO%. ner fitnn (Br), Samson, New York. Arrived, abips Messenger, Gilkey, Ta- fed Maveh I? snip Gol Adanss i de Ws Labor. G ms, Ghinanisy, March 21—-Attved.. beige Sportatsan, Blanch- 1 Life Houghton. Kose, do. brig Ida, Smith, Portland. Guasauran, Merb 3 lied, steamer Australis (Br), Bidey (from Valenciw) New York, ‘a Nan arch 19—Salled, bark Regina Coeli (Ir), jorant. Havana. April 10—Arrived, steamers Gussie, Hin 1 Gianola; Columbus. Heed, New York; Murzaret, Baker New Orie: Sailed Toth, tees Phe e Main te. es Nagy oy Boston. xada (Br), Moyers, Ponce, Pi Hauirax, Ay chr Fleetly vii Porto MATANZAS, fo is sailed. brig J z fire, reat, north of Hatteras; schr Precilla Scribuer, Farman, Paterwo, March 2 lod, bark Stag ‘a, Philadel- ia. mena, April 2—Sailed, brig Don Quixote, Muaroe, New ‘or! = Joun, N B, April 11—Arrlved, brig Malaga (Br), Kerr, od 10th, bark Morning Star (Br), Turner, White- i sehrs Sea Lion, Philadelpuin, 1th, sehr Ulaline (Br), Waters, New York; Mary heall (Br), ‘Phealt, do. Tampico, March 35—In port schr Eveliee, Wilder, for New York, ready for sea. PORTS. oe, arnt Tay utes, Yates, Of Peale vA 10, ste 2: Varranisso, March ¢—Salled, ship Magetlan, Hours, Cal- dera, Iquiqu Ba Tn'port M eB R Pearce, Sweetser, for Tquique and United ‘Kingdom - Continent, AMERICAN PORTS. pALEXANDRIA, Va, April 8—Sailed, schrs Helen, Perry. ow ee enh steamer E C Knight, Chichester, New led—Schr Rebecca Florence (from Georgetown), for pBpaTON, April st enteaenen Berks, Pandiotgn, enh Philadelphia; sclrs BM Freoman, eo: om Baymore. urge, Philadelphia: Haley, K MeNichol. Robinsons dn: Kicsra, Ba wi ats Dunton,” Hoboken; white ‘Swan, Ra; 1 mare Donilalon (BPs Roderts, Liverpool Baltimore ; Elisa White, Wotton, Hay, eo W'ttall, Bowcliy sewport via C BALTIMORE, April Tiartived, acamer dobre Hope king, Hallett, Boston; bark Swift (Nor), Roer, London; sehra MA Willey, Wilson, Navassa; Jesso Elisabeth, Wea- ver. New York. H steamers LMecialns, Marsh, Providen: phe p Shakespeare (Ger), Fech- kK (Br), Doe: wehes Jb Wil- seb iofes Yor Mary A Mank i Marston, ao, At ams, do, eamers Austrinn (Br), wah acted apa Oc- Reynolds, New York; bee + Provi- 3 Amazon, Myricl (Nor), in; Kagna (Nor), steam Helfant’ eae ne on. saps co Hennett, ‘do; schre Harmons, + C0 Lane, Lano, Boston ; AJ Bentley, Wile w Haven; Henry Allen, Tatum, Jersey City, ye reeny Anto (Rus). BATH, ork S—Arrived, schr Wm ¥ Gurrison, Bowen, unond, Me, {o load fur Riekmoud, Hen Bhaw, Ni diner, sae oy 2 Phlladely shi Edward M Ri Kel Rostun for chert hy wo ‘aed for Baltimore; Loretto Vik Young, Baltim: CHARLESTON, - April 11—Arrived, steamer Charleston, oodhull, New York. ‘Also arrived: ateamer Falcon, Kirby, Balimorer bark Ter- esita (sp), Geipi, os ard pn: ry ty Be Maristang, New York. Hayanas sehr Dain son, Pierso MEAS BELEY ISLES ‘April 1areived, vc Fan) Fran- ger, is, for Philadelphia via Port! Anes a Bird, for Pbilade RE A -Atrived, barks: hy! Ridden, Dublin: Th, Satintwction tC Magnolia (Br), Purvis, Barrow; Dacapo ‘avers, Harbury. Glenred March 31, barks Melois (Rus), Saeliman, Grun- Aprils, Ampblirive (Ger), Gra, Appledore’ sche Mary Goitins, Collins, Borton: Oth, bark’ Hanna Maria. (Bi B West’ aadepool: "7th. ships Alexander “(Br ‘Autwerp; RO Kickmers (Ger), Ntolt, Gosstemunde + Egremont (Br), Kinn itehaven; Oar {Rus}. Lingoublad, Hull, E; Panama (Be), Orr, D! LAWARE CITY, April 11—Arrived, (ah Gov Burton, Phinne; ret, (wid cleared for Bovtcn MGHTON. Apel e— nches It'S Nilior, Smith, and Alexander } oung, Blal nipidindelphis, EDGARTOWN: “April 8—Arrived, schrs Lucy Ames, Bish- op. New York for Salisbury Polnt;’ Empress, Kennedy, do for Portsmouth. ‘Oth— Arrived. Defiance, Thorndike, New York for poteneaeys Phe ing, Kenniston, do for do; Melville, ‘ailed—Sehrs J C Crafts and pide FORTRESS MONROE, a 10—Arrived, brig Leonard Myers, Hicks, New York ‘for Richmond. 11th—Arrived, ai Edith Carmichaei (Br), McEachren, Liverpool, see! Passed out—Burks Sendemandon (Nor), for @ Thana (Kus), for Londonderry; Orient (Rus), do; halal (Br), for Du Bel ioe (Br), for 7 ol. Bi ara M Goodrien, tor Maten- 01 ron Haltnnore. ‘Svendsen, Zs acenstown Baltimo Jobansen (from Sitloth), de; Hol (from Queenstown). do; Amor (G Thomas), New York to load tor Montevideo. FALL RIVER, April, !—Arrived, steamers Hercules, Swasey. and Norfall, Ford, Philadelphia; schrs Sarah L Simmons, Gand: 3 aN STON, ‘Sorat 11—Sailed, schr Luola, Murchison, jones, JaGKSORVEAL, April €—Cleared, achr Mury Lymbur- nor, Coombs, New York, KEY warn oe, OR Cre sry (from N. veston, RENN SEBUNY ORT, April 8—Arrived, schr Jas Bliss, Hatch, Wilningt Nr SW ORLEANS, Tet Wool 7—Cleured, schrs River Queen, Bibbs, Ht. ‘oodbury, Rihespeetie Lucea, Ja. 1 anannock, Pendleton, Ha- City ot Havana, Phillips, Mexico, £e. toamer Brashear, Forbes, New York: ships Em- ma Prat Goulio, Havre; Pegasus (Br), Willis, Liverpool. TRYEORT, Apel *iO-Sailed, steamer Loopard, ‘Alberton, Phila etna. NEW BEDFORD, April 11—Sailed, schrs Rebecca H Queen. for Philadelphia; John B Hurst, New York; Mans- EWPORT, April 8, PM—Arrived, schrs Houry May, Hateh, Providence for New York, with loss of mainsail; Wai Meloon, Rogers, Pawtucket for do (and sated 10th). ih— Arrived: Scbre James English, Barker, Port Johnson; Emina, Cook, Somerset for New Yor Miwarrivai aches N Mehrhot, Mehchof, and Wm Yoorh Goldamith, Providence for Haverstraw (and both sailed). niled—Sebirs oe ‘of the East, Harper, Darien, Gn, for jailed, steamer Carond Bi ener date F Tron. Hodgdon, Wiscasset’ for eck: Raney nroe. Boston fordo; Sarah ae ty. ieSckpor * tor doy Rising Sou, Doane, St fe, for rrived, schrs Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haver- bat straw: Jobn Avites, Gracy. Boston for Now York, Aru Sailed— Forrester, Somerset f ; C Hay, Denbigh, Provi- =a Shower, Wood; Calista, Whitton, and lo |, schrs John Aviles, Boston for New York; Cook Somerset fordo; Ielen, Searle, Apponaug thy Amb mrtkche Henry May, Hatch, from Providence for Nee York, waiting mainsail, \d others disg, ON Apeil 1U-Arrived, schrs KC. Robinson, Baltimore for Grote Tracy, Jacksonville for New Haven, Belle Brown, New York for Norwich: Richard Law, Stoning: ton tor New York; © C Sadler, Hoboken for Groton; Mon!- tor, Provides for Greenport. NEW HAYE. 10—Arrived, schra James H Hoyt, Lyon Baltimore: ge Gurney, Gurney, Weehawken: J farle, Kingston; Sarah ‘Mania, Allen, Elizabeth- AK og April 3—Arrivea, bark R K Ham, P Gov PENSACOLA. Ape 8—Arrived, ship Carin (Nor), Hexe- pos Ten mander, Mandell, Nor; bark Hoppet (Sw), Svendsen, Bar- loa, “Cleared hip Perey (Dan), J PHILADELPHIA, April in Clive (ir), U Irquhart, Li yb clyde, Ingrah London. steamers Lord pede, Miller, Boston; Anthracite, Gram: dex, « port. ‘Also arrived. steamers Perkiomen, Pierce, Portsmouth; Rattlesnake, Show Boston; ship Otago (Br). Gullison, Hel fast; bark IHilda (Nor), ‘Olsen, Brem, De. ereux, Mi ns, Bau seis Emily ser, Harris, Baracoa ‘Isabella, Thompech, Howes, Providence ; J n, Smith, Portland; Geo E Presaste, Unpt Guptiti, Vinal ‘Jenred—Steamers Allentown, Tattle, Boston: I L Gaw. Pierson, Baltnmore: Philadelpliin, Davis, New York; schrs Fannie Hanmer, Brooks, Nautucket; 8'A Hofman, Hoff. man, Providen ‘Also cleared, Parielones sk A ipirantee vin tall Boaton. Naliod—Steamers City of Limerick, Luwrs, Del, April 11—In port, sclit Garrison, Teresa Wolf, B F Lowell, teaver, Hattisbure, Worth, Salem: bark Carrara, Cork or z 1, Wavana: sehr M ‘ah Martin, L Pharo, James 8 Hewitt, A B piers Cy Westmoreland, all eastward bound. PO ii O—Arrived, scht Georgie S pard (not as before’ Ate re th, New York. ae geen Re for Washington, DC; Jea- mie edocs Le LA Knowles, and Eliza B Coffin. aa Anadon, Greenock; Laitle Board, hile. PORTS! oar. ioe. ‘9-Sailed, stoamer klomen, ite : Vindicator, Cagis irginin. Robert do; prick, Viiladetphin v Pavtuckers Mabel Allen; Sarah R Thomas Art jssitudetpt old, Bevel Haverstraw for jaral Wooster, Sherman; Unvot wn Ward, Hoboken; Isle of Pines, Les Also arrived 10th, sehr Carrie Walke and Helen ‘ork. ‘ae, Panton, Meal: ix inige: BAL Warlord, Sprague; Joho Stockham, Jp orthleaton, Fiteh; Frances © Srmith, Srtth ; Hull, Brasb, and T W Spencer, Couser, New York. KEE April’ 1o—Suiled, sehr Maria Adelaide, SCO, 1 B—arrived, bark “Webfoot, wishes sSolann River, Cieared—Bark voor Neilson, Porttand, O. ranada, Caverly, isis Lew 4, Da Berlin (Ger), He wubrwek, ‘Charleston; Mallory,” New York: ships J rin (Br), brig Ap: x timo jencin; seh Melt bahtvea, =] Wa rite Ball, New YaPONINGTON, April S—Arrived, sche EA Chesebro, ae for es f dome, Portland tor do; Goorge A Heres, bg os vival and Anna, Sarah, Shubert, x | Snow! F) ereiu, Geo ree, See rao tt syawett, blenwgods Ch jana: Kate Walker, Julie end L A Jobnsoe, Sauiling Bes ‘atchinan, fouinerox. "SC, April 11—Arrived, steamer Benofae- \SulgdSteamer DJ Foley, Donnell, Baltimore 2 ahi YACHTS, Poona &C. MISCELLANEOUn. for BALE—SLOOP YACHT So! ING. APPLY TOL CARY SMITH, 51 West 10th st. ae Por aa SALE THE NEW SLOor YACHT eaenly. OFFICIAL DRAWING APRIL 4, 1876 STURGES, imp only ty ng pelt GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING APRIL 24, biel Por: SALE ow THE LARGE Panis = fe oat Thomas [ i Address WM. 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