The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1876, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS, THE COMEDY OF “TWINS” AT WALLACK'S | THEATRE, { A crowded house welcomed the new American | somedy of “Pwins,” by Mr. A. C. Wheeler and Mr. J Swele Mackaye, to the American stage last night. Phe event was one of universal interest, and the audi- | ence Was as brilliant and intelligent as a dramatist would wish. A man who writes a way is very much in the condition of | one who is tried for murder—he wants an ‘tellectual jury if he is innocent, and a merciful one if he is guilty, Mr, Wheeler, to whom wo attri ute the tctual authorship of this comedy—for we suppose Mr. Mackaye’s stage experience was called into the service | of Mr. Wheeler’s titerary skill—had a jury pos:essed | of both generosity and sound judgment. It warmly recognized the strength of the comedy, and was kindly | indalgent torts Weakness, This teeling was expressed | with unusual force at the end of the third act, when, | after Mr, Wallack, Mr. Holland, Miss Dyas and Mr. Floyd had been called before the curtain, the applause | continued for nearly five minutes, amid cries for | “Wheeler!’? “Wheeler!” delivered with stentorian energy. Such excitement as this was is not often ifested in a New York theatre, especially in Wal- where the audience is renowned for its gentinty. Pho gas was turned down and then turned up by the gus | fan, who was plainly a secret enemy of Mr. Wheeler, but | uvain, The orchestra, led by Mr. Thomas Baker, | who was clearly a conspirator of the gas man, struck apan air of Verdi's, with the malignant intention of ! mtroducing all the trombones, but this was also un- | availing. The applause of the audience drowned the orehestra, and the vanquished fiddlers and drummers surrendered. The house did not | want music, but Wheeler, Finuliy Mr. Lester Watlack | tame belore the curtain and announced that neither Me, Wheeler nor Mr. Mackaye was in the house, but | fracefully said that if they had been they would have been gratitied to have made their acknowleagments, &e,, &, Where were they? That question was the sphinxitic enigma to whicn the house played an unsuc- | cessful CEdipus, We ure informed that when “She | Stoops to Conquer” was brought out, Oliver Goldsmith | Toamed about the chalk pits at Fulham, fearful of its fate, afraid to seo it decided, and was finally found by | his friends im a state of deep despondency, expecting to hear of its failure. Neither Mr. Wheeler nor his | collaborateur need have had such apprehensions, “Twins’? was received with enthusiastic applause and | hearty laughter, and it 1s to be regretted that both of | Kis authors did ‘vot bow their acknowledgments from the boxes—not trom the stage, of course, for an iuthor never should be scen out of bis place nor | ihould he ever wake a speech. His work ts expected | jo speak for hit and he—deus ex machina—should per- hit the actors to tell his story, and permit only a brief plinpse of his sacred person—jast enough 10 assure | the spectators of his existence. If Mr. Wheeler aud | Mr. Mackaye had appeared in person lust evening they | woud have received the beartiest applause ever given | to any authors ina New York theatre, and we do not except even Shakespeare or Boucicault, | The central idea of the comedy is capital, ‘The | swing so much resembie each other that the triends, | she wite and the daughter of Chester Delatield accept | Mark Delaticld in lig stead, ‘This 18 an improbability | atthe start; put, if we are to leave improbability out of plays, wha Id become of the drama’ Allow- auices tnust always be made for theatrical necessitic The two Dromios are not less improbable the two Dolatields, But another improbability- psychological, because founded ou physical fact tu the differences of character. One brother,Ches| weak a man that he cannot matage bis own household, | and almost permits his daughter, wile and himself to become the victims of a villain.” ‘the other brothe Mark, is “a strong, resolute, practical man, who’ saves them all in tho end. The phenomenon is rare, as every phenomenon | mast be. But this kind of” criticism may | das irrelevant. A probable plot 1s | he dramatist, like tho poct, must | I that can be justly de- | ot abuse the privileze. | Mr, Wheeler has doue this, ‘the erced | end justifies the me: how much hot know, attrita’ Jesuits, and ‘The object be easily dismn's shat th truth we di every dramatist is to this extei of a comedy is fun, and it would be ungrutelul to com- plain of the methods by which it is secured. a Josuit. But the treatment of tne idea of this comedy of “Twins”? is open to more objection, Mr Wheeler's | rst act is weak. The j.urpose of the first aud second | acts is to exhibit the weakness of Chester Delaticld and | to displey the wtuation, But the plot ix not made | suiticientiy piain, and the audience 1s too much mys- | tited. in a the spectator should never De lett in the dark, for his pleasure 1s derived from a clear perception of the mistakes, perplexives and Dlindness of the personages of the play, The author must put him in possession of the secret, ‘This Mr. Wheeler hi not done, ‘The pot is not | conte understood. The whole truth of Richard | Wyide’s rascality should be explained from the | haceking, and in that case the audience would have | been spared mucn tedious explanation in the last act. | Nor do we think that the interest of the story in the first part of the play justities two acts, for all that is needed to, be known might be told with more effect in | one. The authors betray this radical weakness by the fact that much of the dialogue im the Lrst two acts decs not fit the action, but wanders into irrelevant fun, and depends for effect en- The frst really spon- | se that any situation received second act, where Chester tas pieces and throws on the floor the paper hich would lose the fortune of his daughter ary. Here Mr, Walluck made « greathit, The real Interest of the play does not begin Oil the third act, Al! the rest 18 prologue, the bu bhe neuiral unis requ io make a contrast with | posiuve colors, But two acts ought not to be surrendered to such a purpose, and for this reason we think that the comedy would be stronger than it is. if (te were written in three acts only. Mark is the aan | tor wnom the spectators truly He is the hero, aud he ts kept too lou y. e play was splendidly The first scene, att Morgan, a view of the Sound, with a cov foreground and Long Istand in the distance, that the artist had to appear | The rest of the scenery was ulso | To the acting i unot be given. = Mr. Wallack, who played ott Chester and Mark, was adinirable and in the strong. His interview with $a powerful contrast with the | vebleness of character expressed In th preceding parts | sol the play, and bis © ly ol, ironic aud at times | fut of grim passion—wns delightiul, Miss Ele Ger- mon charmingly supported Mr, Wullack, and the ex- kground 0° a pletare, | quisite way in which she uttered tho simple phrase, 0 Lord in the last act in- feusely amused the audience. Holland, Wolfe, repeated the sudo Diggory in he Stoops to Conquer,” aud gave one of the tiest it rsonations of tne cvening. “Mr. Stevenson was 13 Nroadway very acceptable, ou we cannot say | 37 Broadwa: | much in praise of the song Mr. G. R. Thomas | Kxypt | wrote for bim, “Ona: though it was | Anchori | pleasingly sung. not wholly worthy of his genius. Mise Ada Dyas w: a dsappointment, and we have never seen this ac- complished actress display so iittle—foree | or make so hittle ol her opportunities, | is# Geraldine Maye she was evidently over- | ho rale Mary Delaticld. ‘The | performance “was even; but | may be estimated on its | Would ‘be unjust to atte then determine the value of the acting. We can ouly congratulate the authors on the success which attended she first representation of “Twins,” and hope that it will have the long ran it deserves, | MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Mile, Bolocco was at the Park Theatre last night, and | laughed heartily at Mr. Rowe's tine comedy of “iras:.’? | ‘The sixth and last soiree of the New York string | quartet takes place at Chickering Hall on Saturday | ight, | Mr, Robert Fraser, the best clown before the Ameri- tan public since poor Fox's retirement, will be the tentral figure in “Humpty Dumpty” at the Olympic | @ext week. Mr. Theodore Thomas gives the last symphony con- cert at Stevnway Hall on Monday next, with Miss Drasdit and Mr. 8. B, Malls as tho soloists. The pro- | gramme is a fine one. | The sale of scats for the Belocca season of Italian | Opera opens this morning at the Academy. The bea {ital Russian prima donna will appear on Monday next | tm her best réfe, Rosina in “li Barbidre,”” in which she won her most brylliant success, “Das Made! Ohne Geld” (Girl Without Money), a ma- | sical farce of the most humorous kind, bas attwined at the Germania Theatre a popularity second to none of (ts predecessors. The farce is the work of Jacobson and Berg; the music, very sparkling and brilliant ts by Mr. Adolph Nouendor! One of the most amusing features is the adm‘rable imitation of Wachtel by Mr. Merten, In voice, appearance and general make up it is perfect. / A young New York prima donna has recently made a sensation in Italy on the operatic stage, Her vame is Miss Dumsday, and sho has been but few years mm the land of song under the best masters. Last month sbe appeared at Carrara, and the leading musical jour. Hi Trovatore, of Milan, thus speaks of her effort:— “The beautiful prima donna, Vittoria Dumsday, at her tast benefit at the Carrara tre, sang in y and also the waltz from | ‘““Dinorab,” receiving abundant applause aod marks of | pable favor, Poeticul addresses, floral tributes and « splepiid crown rewarded her eflorts, Tho Fueta | Peatrale says that after (he performance the fair young American artist Was escorted io ber residence by a band of music and that there was a display of fireworks fm her honor. American lyric talent seems to be at a previnm in italy, | ou | no mention of being her friend or acquaintance, | ing story of her mother’s absence :-— | nothing from her | cigar on t | He was re: ! Mr. Gilbert did the best with apart | Mosel { | | xmas bas ad | ing at New York can do so by addressing to such ¥ “PORT OF NEW — APRIL 12, 1976. thea. |“ NEW YORK A MYSTERY. Ps | | A WEALTHY WOMAN STARTS FOR EUROPE, BUT DIES UNKNOWN ON A SOUTRERN STEAMER— | WHAT CAUSED DR. HAMMOND TO KILL HIM- SELF? ne time in November last a stronger, giving his | name as Dr, Baker, culled on C. H. Mallory & Co., shipping agents, and purchased two passage tickets to Port Royal, S.C. One was made out in his name and the other left blank, the name to be supplied later, the stranger merely stating a lady would prob. — ably accompany him, He took passage on the vessel, ag did also the lady for whom the ticket was pur- chased, but no one on board was aware of their ac quaiatance. When the vessel was less than « | day at sea the lady took suddenly ill and died. During hor sickness Dr. Baker tendered bid services, but made On denuess of ber death the captain of account of the su the vessel was anxious aA keep the body until they | arrived at Port Royal, C., that an examipation might be made, but ceoycauke set iv and a burial at sea was necessary. On his return to New York the captain made a re- port of the occurrence and nothing more was thought | ) of it, as no suspicion of foul play in the matier was en- tertained, ‘The dead woman's luggaxe Was sent back | New York also and rem: unctaimed. This cir- cumstance created some surprise and SEARCH WAS ACCORDINGLY MADE among her elects 10 ascertain per identity, 80 as to forward the things to her iriends, From papers in her ‘trunks it was leurned that she had resided in { Rockland, N. Y., and that her name was Jersey or one like that, Letters were sent to a daughter of the | deceased, reluting the story ot ber dexth and request- ing her to send for the trunks. She responded in per- son, accompanied by ber husband, and told the follow In November last, she said, ber nother came to New York in company with Dr, Hammoud, her father-in- HERALD, West, Rio Jancira 49 { Nossel 10, Pendergast Hrow at aativete i ton Mark Sandy Hook, Barstow, Matanras 12 davs, with @uaar to order: vessel to Jax Borland, & days north of Hat- rig’ Penel days, with m Brig. Lew for Rockland 4 ‘aibari with ‘sugar to HP Browa & Co; vessel to Grinnell, Minturn & Ci Sehr A L Putnam (of Harwich), Vis‘ver, San Blas 19 days, | with nuts toJ B kldridge & Co, vessel to Miller & Hough- to! 4, pasned Ath heum and a guautlty Es days, with sui Sainox EE Ward & well, Mintui t veamel ‘April 4, lat_7, ton 72°90, had @ heavy NNW gale, lort and split sails: was {Oduye north Watterus with heavy NW. gales: April 11, lat 2 low peeved « quantity oflaths, ia bundien, and #eabin door, painted white. Sehr Stephen Bennett (of C it, Matanzas, via Delaware Breakwater, 10 days, with molasses to 3 & W Walsh; verse! to J HW! inchester & Co, Ww Port Jefferson), Davis, Baracon ae mex & Poursull; vessel to berg! ‘In Crooked Island passage apoke sehr Ellen Herkins, from St dase for Boxter i | Rehr £ Falkenburg, Faikeaburg, Virginia, | r Harry Doremis, Cornell, Virginia. | Fharo, Anderson, Virginia, Throckmorton, Virginia, Lee, Virginia. N Virginia, aware. “Delaware. Henderson, Lanesville 8 days, with April 7, during & heavy southern lores Win Witer, Wharton, Rockport for Philadelphia; pat jarwood, Stevens, Providence for Phitadelphia; or. D THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND sOUTH. Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford for New York. Steamer Delaware, Smith, Fall River for New York. 1 Vues JB Birdsall, Sehr Paul P Kel av ings shor low, i ‘ir to ntwster, law, who came to sco her off to Europe for her 4 more hosith, wealthy, ‘aud. drew. from a | ysigamer Amos C ‘Barstow, Kenny, Providence tr New bank city $11,000 with | winch {0 | ‘Steaner Elgctra, Young, Providence for New York, travel Since then they had — heard er, Mystic fi nd were under the impression she ended until the receipt of the I nnouncing her death and ask- had sailed as she ter from Mallory ing them to c Mallory & Co, would not deliver over the Inggaze to the claimants without positive preof of their right to receive it For the purpose of obtaining what | proof was necessary they returned to Rockland and procured proper papers. Yesterday was set for their return to New York with the prools. ‘They had ne souver reached here than a telegram from Rockland was received announcig the suicide of Dr. Hammond, This event shed a new light on the mys- terious actions and sudden death of the lady, and de- tectives have the matter in hand for thorough tuves- tigation. Tho deceased leaves a large estate, of which her daughter is administratrix, OBITUARY. EMIL SCHUMANN. ‘This gentleman, who accompanied the last American Polar Expedition as an engineer, met a tragic end a short time since at his native place, Dresden, Mr. Schumann for some time back suffered intensely from rheamatistn, and was an imate of the Deaconess Hos- pital, but being an mveterate smoker he was permitted tu practise the habit in his room, It appeurs that he curried the practice #0 far as to indulge in it while ying in bed. Becoming sleepy, he laid his lighted able and it set fire to the bedelothes, ed, however, from being burned ulive, but diod shortly after the accident from the effects of the injuries he received. ST. CECILIA’S GUILD. Tho amateur theatrical performance for the benefit f the Guild of St Cecilia, which was to have taken sia atthe Union League Theatre on Easter Monday, bas been abandoned on account of the illness of one of tho intended performers. The ladies having cbarge | of tho affair, equal to the occasion, however, have arranged for areception, at which recitations, music | and dancing will afford enjoyment. The reception wil take place at No. 23 Gramercy park on Easter Monday evening at eight o'clock. ‘Tickets which were sold tor the theatricals are good for the reception, A CORRECTION, New Yous, April 12, 187, To tus Eprror or tus Hrratv: Sim—In your paper of this’ morning Mr. George H. Hamil, of No. 26 Third avenue, who has charge of the fuveral of Mr. A. T. Stewart, is reported as tho gentle- man who had charge of the obsequics ot President Lincoln, This is a mistake. The obsequies of Mr. Lincoin, in this city were in charge of P. Relyea & So The beautiful catalalque, alvo, upon which the remaii of the ‘dead President” were conveyed through th city being also made und furnished by them, By i serting this correction you will oblige, Yours, respect- fully. P, RELYEA & SON. SHIPPING NEWS OCE. AN ST. EAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURES FRUM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTRS OF APRIL AND MAY. +{35 Broadway HY Broadway Su Rotterdam Germanic. 24 Broadway roadway 4 uewian ¢ jreea ) Bronaway 6} Brondway 87 Broadway []80 Broadway “17 wowing Green 2 Bowling Green . Laure Abyamnix. P Caland way 4 Bowling Green 61 broadway we-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE CUASTING 5 ‘aptaings of officers of vessels on any of our coasts who observe the displacement or removal ‘of any of the sea bdoys are requested to commanicate the fact to the Henaxp, in order that the matter inay be pub- of the proper authorities, A the namber and position of the buoy and the extent of the displacement, is all that 1s necessary. Bg-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF ¥ THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT T.—The New You« | ed a distinguisbi ‘oston night signal for use on board (he Hezatp steam yacht, showing while bura- | ing the colors red green, red, changing from one to the other | in suecession, and ean be seen several miles distant, Cap- tains of vessels, w secing this mal, will oblige us by preparing any wm news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Mewar Bar Persons desirous of communicating with vessols arriv- US ENTERING care of Henan nows yacht, pier No. 1 East River, Letters reevived from all parts of the world and promp:ly de- livered, Duplicates are L unsteon ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-—THIS DAY, ells, stony B Aniold, Provide: sehr E ¥ Clark, Huell, Westerly for Sebr It ti Paty, Daly ‘Boston for 3 Mahon, Portland, ste, for Mattie Lou, Wright, Cold Spring for N Selir Phil Sheridan, Lindsley, Brautiord for New York, Sehr John Randolp e Belt -¢° lay, Canby, Providence lor Newark, elie Ale r Younjg, Blake, New London for Philadel- inward, Gorham, Bucksport for New York, Calista, Whitton, Newport tor New York, BOUND EAST. Steamer ‘fille, Ewing, New York for New London and hr Hyena, Paule; rk hr Buck Diamoud, Suith, Port Johuson for Brookha- hawken for Greenport. Behr d Paine. Smith. Port Johnson for Boston, hiladelphia tor Boston, w York for Boston. ‘The bng Winfield, through the Gate this aftern ued between this pout and jurray, from Bridgeport for in, wre wt anchor off here. Bark Eolus (Ger), Berding, trom Bremen Feb 26. ceived w pilot April Z, (Re- Jat 4123, lon 68.40, from p lot bout Abraham Leggett, No 4). CLEARED. Steamer City of Tl Richmond (BP), Brooks, Liverpool via i * Ganene (Bt), Bauiner. Londen Wd Bare Steamer ‘Alpe (Un, Willlaws, Savaulila, we—Plnn, For. woud & Co Steamer City of Merida, Reynolds, Havana, V &c—F Aloxandre & Sons, cdteamer Cleopatra, Bulkley, Charleston—Win P Clyde & 0. Steamer Annie, Steen, Wilmington, Del—A Abbott. Stenmer Mayttower, Daviawon, Philadeliia 4s Hand, Bark Traveller (Br), Ferguson, Bris D Morgan. ter, E—Sgubel & Duy. Its fenry. & barnes, wardson, ate gos— Tucker & Light vlara L. MeGilvey, Danbs ra Crus; , Brunswick, Ga—Carver nee Brig “Odoritla, Holland, Naples—Evans, Ball & Co. ‘ Brig Thetis, Spaickbaur, Williamstwat (Curacoa)—! 0. ne Eothen, Dahm, Port aa Prince—Youngs, Smith & ham—G Amsinck & Co, s—A Nones & Co, con & Hawkins, sche Minnie G Loud; Holt, Matanaas—Miler « Houghton, Scur Jordan L Moit, Brown, Baracoa—B J Weuberg & on ‘Schr Susan Serauton, Farrell, Nassau, NP—B J Wenberg Co dehr Mery E Dough Schr Iaage Uliver, Ha & Co sche JP. Blake (Br). Mealy, Spencer's Island and Noel, ¥ F Whitney & Co. Schr Osseo (ite: Gotham, St John, NB—Heney & Parke Sele Hart it b Parsons & Loui Bentley, Gilder- Steelman, Charieston—Bentley, Gilder. eo hr ‘Aduatral, sleeve & Vo. Sehr Ida A Jayne, Mills, Richmond, Va—Abiel Abbott, a Schr Hattie Lewis, Smith, Gloucester, Mass—it J Godwin sehr Heury Edwards, Doudle, New Haven—Rackett & ro. Sehr Iga Vaimer, Vaimer, Stamford—Stamford Manutac turing Co. SAILED. a (Br), for Liverpool Alps (ie). Aspinwall, ‘bares Sicilian, neibar (Atri Maria Itickmergs (C en: Abby Macon, Gibrale tar Bea Barsy (i) jan Dennis (Br), Lan Have, NX; brixs Favorit St Pierte (Fr), do and St Pierre; echt Nymphs (Be). Wind at sunset, midnigh Buromoter at sunsot, 20.5: MARITIME NE, light sisaighe, 0.01, MISCELLANY, Sreamen Hunrsvittx was sold in Savannah April 10, at United States Marsial’s sale, or $12,000, to A H Barney, of New York. Sir Arcaxite (Dan), Valeur, from Doboy for Newcastle, ted, had Tesuippe April not lewk, aud wasp \d seaworthy condition, and woul on the oth. Sure Lizzrx Moses, from Bremerhaven ‘was in collision March 2 Z cutter Seatlower, with fist aged, Suir PReRMAN Departure Hay for 4 leaking ta top- juice, put tM will enlk upp. rework: Ockan (Nor), froma fall away Bank Mary (Be), from Liverpoo k at Holyhe: and divers w work cuamtolag whieh sailed from rived at the latter pors, Haven, Ct, in el now in port, has 10.000 to partiesia this city for the anish Main tra vans d Mouway, wah Aprit 10, and ing hi i, luis, which recently arrived ut fr effect of the gale «wad Is nearly un Wet Mrecnast, at micester April JK, took the yale of Athgye vere off 9 from Grand vape Babl SUN AND MOON, mich WATER Sun rises ‘ov. Island worn 11 19 Sun sets, Sandy Hook,..moru 10 34 Moon rises Hell Gate., seve 1 08 | ARRIVALS. By THE MNRALD & WHITKSTONE TH steamer Bothnia (Hr), MeMivka stown zd, with widse and 244 passengers ty Franexiyn. 243, passed Labrador M YACHTS AND MRRALD RAP LINK Liverpool Aprit 1 and cg RRPORTRI 6 for Bremen: de for Laverne vol Kteamer Atias (Re, Prin tot Nani NE gales fe, Tymmerman, Havana April X with m io F Alexandie & Sous. a 6 } "Meamer Ban Saivndor. Nickerson, Savannah April 9, | with mdse and vengers to Wm RB Garrison. Nteawer Aivemarie. Uibys, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the Dom iw Co. g 4 | hands were text, | he: | bad beem saved, ovis Aj God teil ix tea rit Brauswiek, ward carey of o not beet She was towed back to ements were made lor indor of the eargy would | be damaged, as the Ul of water, Sein Canine Autor, mn Camden, Me, for Jack: sonvilie, Hla, was on Nantucket Shoals aucing the gale of April 4, and ish ch difticulty held her position during tod «sual leuk around the cargo of her hull, as * shilob. whieh vessel wens ashore aud and probably would have shared the aa tate nad his vessel been provided with the old-fashioned centre-hoard, which could not have been used in rough any with the Capt Nett, of ship Melrose, from Manila for Now York, was tried a: St Tlelena Mar nd wonuiited The 20) bales of landed were w y made on account of t choad ae, carried away by ship, eitisn 12—The Penobseot River is tree ftom ow this city. Business on th bide fair to be very dull this sprig, Tho steamer Richmond ts expected to be aule tu reach here on Saturday, Newront, April 12—Advices frot Block Istand this after: noun state tbat sole Mary Augusta, frou Hoboken for sum eset, whlch went ashore we that Hat les easy, and op to this morning 1 wreckors are coutennt get erat went bold got Te ts mot true that she has a stripped. Parapetrata, April 12—The ti sir lak ral td ak on tne 8c wit. uf! Joe | Flog: Sunday last and brought to Marcus Vinevann Haven, Mass, April 12—Thi wel Dexter worked wn the schooner . ‘Tallet saveral bours ullet several hou up he harbor to reastof Holmes’ wharf. Sho hus % danger ree sa tiatela activingin the aight and io alll very uch in the w Larwemen—At Anvil 8, by the Roardman Bros, the sehr Wm H Board ‘The same parties are Soon guing to work upon 4 bork uf about 1700 tous NOTICE TO MARINERS. Orrics or Teaeespung Ixsrecror, Fourtit Drevnsor, Paitapecenta, April 12. 1876, ‘An obstruction buoy (red aud bi — horizontal stripes) has heen placed by the wreck of the reastle, nour Cross Ledge Shoal, Delaware Bay, ‘and will’ be ‘removed when memoirs! @ MWHITE, Commander, USN, Lighthouse Inspector, Fourth distrios, BOYS RErLacD. The buoy on Boon Island Ledzy was replaced last Mon- day, nad wl the buoys about Portiacd harbor sout adrift by the late gales have ulso been rep! Rocktaxp, Me, April 12—The United States Revenne Cutter Dobbin reports the bear on She Feet ‘Office Lede, Fox I) thoroughfare, that the buoys wre fona freee Cranberts inland’ Ledge, Nouthwess Marbor aud Jobns Island, ‘The Bay Ridge buoy has broken off, s0 that two fect show ‘shove water: aiso the spindle and ched to buoy No 10 (Southwest Spit) has gone e. WHALEMEN, ly about work from its pl f ise, «areived at ‘Table Bay, March 4, bark Pramas’ Rogers, of N Mauritius; oil vot rey eared at New Bediord April {Pe sche Perel, Reed, At- Oc an. Cieatod ‘ut San Francisco April 4, bark Java, Colson, to bark Gen Scott, Robbin: ‘Win _A Grosier, of Province- ‘and 30 A town, re} do wh oil since lust report—470 xp aud JO wh all tol Aletter from St Helena reports that bark I'res: Robinson, of NB, was spoken at sea Feb 24, with 380 bois titer trom om board sehr ts hor at St Jago Feb 20, with 90 bbis 51 sp oil all to SPOKEN, Pa Armstrong (Br), Bryan, from Havee for New Orleans, rel shi 24 uo date, de. Bly:hewood (Br), from San Francisco for icons lat $48, lon 23M. March 36, tat Cage Bari Hozeman, from Bremen for New York, March 20, off Sellly Talos: Hark Edmund (Ger), Lange, from Bremen tor Philadel- pile, March 26, off Sclily Islen, jark Lothair. Ca from Belfast for St John, NB, March 1s ise 46, lon 21 30. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS hipping agents and shipmusters are informed xraup Loudon Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 49 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Upera, Paris,” tho arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and all foroign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Cuptains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- terranoan ports will find the Paris oftice the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing ne OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ausrenpam, April 10—Arrived, brig Unto (Rus), Wikan, der, Baltimore. Axtwri April 12—Arrived, ships Marloorough (Br), Baltimore; St Paul, Wood, Independencia Ba; burk Aristides (Nor), Wold, Philadelphia; brig Olaf Kyrre (Nor), Anderson, New York. Arrived 10th, bark Medusa (Ger), Seideberg, Wilmington, Ne. ALcoa Bay, March 10—Sall for Boston. Bristow, April 12—Arrived, bark Vigo (Nor), Andersen, Pensacola, Brenex, April 11—Arrived, bark Caroline (Ger), Stricker, New York. Bancrwoxa, April 6—Arrived, brig Profeta (Sp), Font, Savannah. Canpiry, April 12—Arrived, barks Olivia (Br), Evans, Pensacola; Theresa (Ger), Brown, Darien. Certe, to April 11—Arrived, bark Mary M William, (Br), Hanna, Alicante; schr Geo Tateh, Murphy, Barcelona, Cuxuaven, April 11—Sailed, Jane, tor Quebec, Drat, April 12—Arrived, bark Gentoo, Staples, New York for Reval. Fatwovrst, April 12—Arrived, bark Gen Fairchild, Kelly, Pabellon de Pica. Arrived in the English Channel 11th, barks Grace E Cann (Br), Sheldrake, Mobile for Reval; Anna Elise (Ger), Ott- man, Galveston for Bremen. Off the Lizurd 12th, 12 M, stoamer Holland (Br), Simp- son, New York for London. Goucesren, April 12—Arrived, barks Cetvertt Dubrovackt (Aus), Coraman, New York: Erragon (Nor), Weber do, Grmeatran, April 11—Sailed, steamer Castatin (Br), But- New York. vax, April 11—Arrived, ship President (Nor), Lie, Orleans; bark Franceses T (Aus?, Touelll, do. Irswicn, April 12—Satled, bark Ban Masuranich (Aus), Paicurich, id States. Kostcsmenc, April 8—Arrived, park Baltic (Nor), Sa'v sen, New York via Arendal; brig Koenigen Elizabeth (Ger), Rieck, Philadelphia, Laverroot, April 12—Arrived, barks Assyria (Br), Edgett St John, NB; Magate (lr), Urquhart, Galveston, Arrived 11th, ships Raphael, Sherm: Mann (Br), Gibson, do; bark Tilde (A) steamer Iberian (Hr), Horne, Boston; ships Northern Light, y, San Francisco; Maid of Orleans (Br), Houston, w Orleans; Dunrobin (Br), Harris, do; Lancaster, Le- 4d, Galveston; B Sewell, Pe Astoria, O; Drysdale (Br), Dodd, Portland, 0; Carmarthen Castle (Br), Hughes, do. Sailed 12th, steamer Tilinois, Shackford, Philadelphia vin Queenstown; bark ME Chapman (Br), Atkinson, North America. Loxvox, April 12—Arrived, bark Viator (Nor), Eeg, New Orleans. Cleared 12th, ship Goshawk (Br), Manson, New Orleans. Sailed from Gravesend 12th, bark Minerva (Ital), Talliani, Charleston, Lesnox, to April 11—Artived, brig Annie Bathelder, Steel~ man, Philadelphia. Mxtwounxe, April 4—Arrived, bark Ets Loring, Loring, New York. Ovonto, April 6—Satled, brig’ Ennis, Dyer, St Thomas. Port Guascow, April 12—Arrived, bark Sunbeam (Br), Daizeli, Darien. Parxemo, April 12—Sailed, bark Busy, Heard, Philadel- ia. Salled 10th, steamer Emblehope (Br), Malaga and New York. Queexstows, April 12—Arrived, brig Aabine (Nor), Blix, New York. Arrived 11th, brig Axnes Brown (Be), Webster, Havana, Sureips, April 12—Sailed, Sovereign, or Modils. Swinewcnpe, April 8—Atrived, bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Larsen, Charleston. Weer Hanruxroot, April 1—Arrived, bark Ferraro IT (tal), Russo, Boston, Sailed from aport in the United Kingdom April 12, barks Arow (Nor), Ackerman, United States; Stralsund (Go Gehtbers, do. Loypox, April 12—The French brig Henri Andre, Capt Leguelion, from Pascagoula for Bordeaux, before reported at St Marten do Re on the Lith ult with her rudder broken and the loss of sails, will soon finish repairs and proceed to hier destination. Laverroot, April 12—The Norwegian bark Lindesnaes, Capt Tonniexen, trom New York, which arrived at this port yesterday, was competled to throw overboard ©) tons of cargo March 16 during a gale. WEATHER REPORT. Fatwourm, April 12, 6:40 P&—Wind NNW, fresh, Houvnean, April 12, 8:90 PM—Wind NNW, blowing & gale; barometer, 20.950, FOREIGN PORTS, |, brig Margaretha (Dutch), Arava barks Harry Baseman wil Spring, Saal, ko- rk, Rosario; Lith, burk i6th, brig Clara and . bark Tron Age, O inslow. Ros jerelt, Wu iver 24th, bark ib, ser Nancy Smith, Hawa, cite) urey, St Thomas, Vor) Feb uk—Arrived, brie Leander (Br), Seriven, Xewioutiiaind: March 4, Bridolwe (ir), Greir do; tha, Leabel an Ceiiied Mardh’S: rigs, Dashaway (ie), Plum, Maveio; oni Bonito nue flarbo iraee, XE Barnavos, Ma ed, schrs' W li Chester, Dome- rara, seoking (and N's Grodemtam Donat Montexums, trom Iron do, 8 Ke raed Mareh 27—Arrived, bark Carlton (Br), Dur- x ‘ia Bay, sense March s '25-Kalled, brig Candido (Ital) Cadero, matt CALLA, Ly be 14—Arrived, bark Ella Vose (BO), Doody, ue Hh hy ort scht Albers W Smith, Lew ic horses. it xiv ne Coles y. Yors, Mitudelphin ‘eb 1 for tiie Tew. cy Cien © Litehfie! (1 10, bark Meet itor *Fellepen, north of Hlat- tera mat ney A Wiv hai Ati, do “yn ic, Maven ohm K Halliday, Vancleaf, ce Fs ic leld, Hayden, ved rea Anal 3, Sailed Apri on Ctisrewatn, Ab Sarrives I by BB Maan co. W Sec tk Bk tte a a Arrived at Barbados Murch 22, bark Pera, Ears, of NB, | THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1876. —TRIPLE SHEET. Di 4. March nahabs (and sailed 22d to return). penatie’ 10th, selar Mi Hohnes, Ba} 7] es, Tame ¢ 15th, ne Rice, Laos es a York! arrived sil” on lig: Gein Mosel Crowell trons Box 2 wel arrived 22, Potomac in ‘Wilson, from for Baltimore, 14th, Idi; Alice Lea, Foster, frou. eae eet ahh ging’ sche Orne ¥ Deisho, Oe assours, TreSullod, 'suip Ancroid (Br) ori, o ' Vistcher, hese Palmas eg {Gatway, Merch 30—Arrived, ship Winuifred (Br), Abbott, per “a FAN. rv it 11—Sail steam. fort (Ger! Vou Halow (rom rom Bremen! te Now ‘rieaast Gunie, H Emery. (ie) see ges ae dua Sia; sche Urece Davis, mer: watri ace David rhitadeinuta. spcoi menacing Hatirax, April 11—Sailed, es Westwood (Br). Sileman, Bird (Br), is am wicn pn ¢ jr), Kase: i Wat Magen T pa Br) Mont ery an in lomt geome Ginsgue end Liverbvl- ell proceed’ to: bs Ton alter die charging fre! K ae cee yy Hee sone Gertie K Merrow, ree Seine ewrlly, Wem, i. + frople i bet a Bove York; sings sehr JA Smith, Malle “Maveh 38 Margie din, Steel, New York: schte Raphi Hansen, Wi Toro” 2th, Santa . Herrick, Mexico; April. B Young, Hail, Pensacola, heh Annio Murehie, Gibbs, for New York Hf Lane, Shute, do. *Slonsprinso, Mee So _Malled: brie Bei Gratin (Br), More- house, Ensenada, (and Agar Buenos y wad.) Buenos Avren. PR, March 24—Sailed nregiuaty brigs Bota (Br) ta and Hoston: Caroline W Kelly. Burns, Arroyo: ry J Ward, Ward, Agnadilla and pbrenyag ‘Arroyo; Lizzie B MeNichol, Fan- Fleetwood (Bri, seeking; schrs ne 9 i . Remington, Lit 23d, brig Octaeflin« ( harorlaes Ar al all "pean remained it In t March bark nba Dickerson, from and for New vark, arrived 13th, Egat Vive (Br), fe ton, do efcuee lt nee, Whiter lee Phila felphia, do 4 (Br), 40; Lianie Dakers (Br), from and for do, ' Bint. Philadeiphia; 20th, brig ff Pour Manta, Ja, March 3i—Arrived, schr C Danton, New Li oon 2k ute QUEENSTOWN, in bark Cann (Br), Canu, from Nattianore, ordored to Dublin, : Sr Any's Bay, Mareh 2%—Arrived, schr Sunbeam, from Mari, Mareh 10-Sailed, sc Bad bei March 27, Bri as Stedman, more we TMOMAR, MeDevitt, oy bark. og "Elizabeth, Cette (und sailed 24th for Matanzus) : brig Grin, St Martin (and sailed 90th for Cubal : Howell. Pernambuco (aad sailed 2int for zd, bri; x : Borden, Bele Daisy (Bri, Ca Le ‘Cain, “st Ninesatt Puchine Vigo (and sailed 3 Home (Br), ‘veg Be, RAs Marehison, Bus me (a cease Alexandre (Dan), Davis, New York: D Tupper (Be), Parle, M oy (ir 27th, brig eke (Br. Waiters, Buble; E t ‘atker, ' Demerara sail y to joa’ Baltimore); brigs "Annie for. mith, St Kitts: Woifviite, (Br). “Bartling, Corunna and’ sailed’ Soh, for. Trinidad do Cuba); Silug N Martin, itera “temerara: thet i Ormvtora: Anciny Fore Mesias 3 bark. Surah Douslas (Br), Douglas, Havre; brig John , Boston. Guiled off the port’ 18th, sche Ht IT Seavey, ‘Trask, Marti- nique (and sailed tor Florida’ ; 28th, Emily's Gildersieeve, Jordan, Port 5) Suiled 22d—Brig WT Latin win (and sailed tor Florid ve (Br), "Armstrong, Hama. bark Pro tern Home (Br), Swaitie, Turks ‘and New York, In port April 1, tee Samuel Muir (Br), repg;_schr Bright Star (Br), from Uardenas yor Boston, wig orders, had dis- charged part of cargo Sacva, April 1o--Satled, brig Willie (ie), Black, north of tteral ; sel smith, aac Orbeton, Orockett, do; Wa F Gust: x Dagorent, lake Cardenas. | any rived, steamer An bP), Murray, ‘amin, as Halifax; bark ‘Lothalr (5. Holly’ wo Salied ye mil i, ship Prince Rudolph (Br), Wishart, abrig oi Citizen (Br), Thurber, Dublin 6—Arrived, schr Senhora roe ‘Avens (Port), Silva, Darien (before reported without dato: Vicromta: April 4—Arfived, burke ‘Pacific Slope (Br), Har- rington, Sun Franciseu. Sailed April 4, steamer Dakota, Morse, San Franelsco, {Pen Staamen Boraxis.1 srwenr, March s1Salled Happ) Coslfeet, and fargaret Evans, Hurry, Hide pnin, yAReNDaL, March 19—Arrived, Christine, Ulrichsen, New or A.coa Bay, Feb 22—Arrived, Granada, Hodsdon, Table ay. ASCENSION, Japan for New York: 3d, Exporter, Brooks, from C: jor Dundee; 13th, City of Lucknow, Watson, trom do tor New York. fale March 30—Arrived, Bolgay, Lyle, New York. Nestor, D-laware, Bay ‘Craigowl, Durie, Baltimore, Hnaxucuavex, March 23—Safled. Preciosa, Valch, mare. Howsay, March 12—Sailed, Cholce, M Madras. Caaptr?, March 31—Sailed, Suninel Welsh, Spear, He- bari uur, Marc 25—Oleured, Magnus Lagaboter, So- fed, Augusta, Back, Halifex, at, Moransen, al acobsen, Bull River; Royerott, Pardy, ‘Mt Joun Mir ultate, Hanson, Quebec. Off Sth, Mary 8 Uibson, Sloan, Antwerp for Sandy Hook; Emer ld (Nor bark), terdam’ for North America; Pea. , Nielson, London for Bull itive Passed ee Jobn bares boge London for Montreal 1, Larrabee, do w Vork (aud was off Nina, ee ‘sheldon, do for Philadel- Pauer, do tor New York; Blanche, do AN, Marea 30—Arrived, Cape Sable, Page, San Fran- "Gioared Bist, Natte Au Samuelin, Balti Balled ith, Wellam, extherg,. Palade ins e, Heh, Als. yieh, Sivertson, New York ; SIst, Aquila, Domenico, Baltimore; LH De Veber, Wright, Philadel. L-astBOURNE, March 20—Passed Beachy Head, Goodell, Crockett, Hamburg for Manil Of the Start 2%h, JC Hampton hoads. etnortm, ‘March 31—Arrived, Fortuna, Holt, Pasea- won the Lizard 30th, Norway, Matthews, Callao for Ham- viassed ‘Bist, St Nicholas, Saunders, trom Iquique for Ham- Fi ey, March 30—Sailed, Ada Peard, for sey. Boston. rot 10—Paswed, Suga, Svendsen, from Hull ‘Carl Georg, Stover, from Charleston for Re- | 30—Suiled, Parent a. liams, Vaughan. Bremen tor SOC! Acme, Devins, and East Marshall, Queho of Montee ty Nielsen, “do: Stet, lierce, ttt, Huston: Viva, Lucosien, New York; e Frew, ind Forgenhall, éCuemer Quebec. Gxson March 23 Sailed, Sead, Wilson, Palerm h, Alexandria (a). Meh; Gtseaur aren 23—Arrived: Vresaits Trieste wud Pater: GORE, ¥ Strickland, St Louis (Africa) ; 26th, nie faittar, Jobnson, GRAND Hassan, from Monrovia. Marseities; 2h, An- Verde. in port Liberia, Richardson, Wont, March s1—arrived, Stella Gassolo, Mose, Balsl more: boride Tor jospodat, Kelly, Bom. bey; Agatha, Wansen, * jampoec. March Se ahoe ‘aggiero II, Ruggiero, Phil- “iphia, wiLavik, —< tune Agnes, Foss, Sandy Hook; KC Beem © ru, bed 27—In port Roebuck, Holm Win bah. Keknacher, March 6—Arrived, Anvie Lorway, Liverpool. TaveRPooL, March 30—Artived, Memphis (#), Mellen, New uN Bist, Andrew Wayman, Quebec: wen via Glasicow ; Tyrian (=) Montgome: joguntic (s). Dattersiy, Bultinier York: HL ttichardson, Morton, ot Bennett, Gaile. Halth, Manson, New John, NB; Tecuuseh, Uerest. Dow Emma © * dy tlovk; J. np & icin Lamont, Mitarmichis Labbe fi. Peters, ff Great Ormeshead, 20th, Orral, Dabl Philudelphin Un rusenr, 20th, Seatorih. Liverpool for San Francisco, Loxpox, “March 31—Clenred, Hooding, Gendersu Berthe Geara, d favana; Virginl Halles, Heston! n, Dumaresq (wot Thom- Herratska, Philadelphi einen, tiers, Hrivee, de, jareh ‘s1—Arrived, Christoph Colambus, Doeb- J, Arind, Fyn, Halitax, f Minuie Repplier, steelnan, Jor, Haindelp hin. MiaAst cis, March 29 -Ssited Massiva: March 2i—A rive! bee rita, stoinorth, orks 3 Suvi 1th, Favorita, steinorth, New York: 24th, Gi Quen, Morgan, det Yornes, 1h Vhitad xr Manh *cclsaed, Lambert o x rey Minnetaha (of wreenock), a. arch 20—Arrived, Harmonie, Hay (of Abord Manexitins, a. Narins, March 27—Cleared, John F Krew Howes ‘kawir Pont, March i—Passed, Minnie Graham (of x), from Cork toe Hanbun. Pouriixy Mareh 20--Of, ‘Mian, Howard, Bremen for fey West, Vassod 20th, Annie, Moses, from Bresnen for Philadel- hia. ba ere March 23-—Arrived, Busy, American bagte, Railed 2h, pa Philadelphia: 24h. rived wc uibraltar ie) dewater (s), Rtehards, do. QUxENSTOWN, Marel #1 Sail Buteliite, fi : Bremen STeVA |. Nereo O, for Gloacester ; Liverpool yen. Kricksen, New York. re i4—Nailed, Gustav, Kumnow, rowing Star, Lined maid, London for St =O, Osaize, Me Tonshere, Anderso do Sh Tati ‘ai ~<a }. Ejirde N Meewbete r, wead N ‘Sjulstoclt, asi Larsou, de. March S—Arrived, Wolfville; Bartling, Co- sailed Sth for Havans h Marcu 20~Acrived, El Capitan, Lineoln, Pa- » Austraita (9), Sidey, Gibraltar and New AMERICAN PORTS, AUESANDREA, Apeil 1—alled, steamer E C Knight, 2Ath, barks Minnie | A Ape 3 aetna aie mene ere She ! Young, ii “lout eT ! ae %, cee 2 2,157 = Br. BUERABOLT, April 7—Arrived, sche Jos G Stover, Clay, Savannah, ‘Nailed—sebr Ida E Latham, Potter, Philadelphis, BATH April 9—suiled ( (uok arrived), sche Loretso Fish, le ied ache Phontx, Dodge, Port Johniion for mond. acon, Bearse, Gardiner, to Washingte jen A Ames, Es schetacat alas sane adelnhia or Hultimore, PHARLESTON, April jimbruck, tena: wea, § Se ‘pullede rived, schr Harey C Sibel fan Piladetpbie, Salted “Mtonmer Gulf Stren. Gen Gonzales, Lives JH De Walt Walt Weymouth Ha . CITY POINT, i Por Te April =A ved, aches C ay! at ithe ‘ling are ofcareés © F 1 id to nba, Mee oad for Philadelphia. ved, schr EB mAscularivs, Loe, NLA April 5—Cleared, schr Sea Bird, Stanley, New 1 AWARE CITY, April 11—Sailed, sche Lucy May, Freeman, Sowbureper, Ti yort~Sehr Allee 8 Emery, Emery, for Warren, RI, ta ., April 10—Arrived, barge Star of the East, Paull, New Yor EDGARTOWS, April 10—Arrived, Schrs Fleetwing, Ken- from New York for Sul e, do for Rockland; J J Speneer, Hana ‘Buckeport fer Philadel. ‘Willian: Flint, (Pendleton Bearapor' for Now York; je Butler, W: rom Isiesbore for do Me Stow. mbs, de fur do; GL Fessenden, armon’ Harbor ter do , Waterman, Rockport for a Virgins Day, Suiled, the Pea ene: the Fleetwing ea, Defiance. zHemaining in port, belore reported, senrs Empress and WaNaNprs NA, April 6—Arrived, schr Dolly Varden, Al _ uae ened 2 3 Staples, Strout, Harrington r, Layto ot re ci i ), Foner, Br Ayres. es “yen ul yey fant tye FORTE brig Bes ata, Ried enel for orders; schr A Heaton, Mo- jahin, do. di Also arrived, brigs Mississippi (Br), Baltimore for Deme vara; Geo Latiner, do for Fonee. lied Marka SI (tab Pastoriul (from Glasgow), Balt Saguet (Geek, Ohio rom Sitioth) TALE RIVER: Apel Li--Amived. sche illea M Dadteld, Reynor, Hoboken, Kalledsteaiuer Hercales, Swasey. Philadelphia. - JACKS red, sob WH Van Bronk, tith—Arrived, schrs Eveline, White, and WG Moseley, Urann, Belta Tth—Arnved, schrs Abraham Richardson, Pray, New tari Franconia, Jordan, Salem. fared--Sehe Louis VGhaplos, Chaples New Bedford. Lew, ‘April 7—Arrived, scht Paragon, Fanning, Now Yor! Pr xOnILE, April 8—Cleared, schr L M Donovan, Donovan, onsacola. ie agp oe E A Baisley, Townsend, Aspinwall; Lizzi From Boi (aie, mike, HEARS Ap barks Fi Jan, Grimsby mer San Jacinto ‘Michael Galatolw (Leal yaaa. a ae ; Miebae! 1 (Ital), Micholes, Cette. Cieared--Steamer Cortes, Preeinan, New York ship Same nel Skulteld, Skolfield, Li led, . ship Owego, Anderson, Mobil bark Sylvia, for Pasa Sootnwear Pass, Aptil 12—Salled, steamers St Louis (81), ool: Brashear, New York BURYPORT, April 11—Sailed, sehr Augustus J ns, Reed, NEW BeDEORD! Apatt 10—Acri bh be Barlow, Sandwich for New Yi ae roicdmeedies yout 12th—Saile fev Aana 5 ae: roars Kate Scram sg Emma L Lh and E Waterm: NEWPORT, ‘Apeil 10, PM—Arrived, ‘ar, Baty, Braisted Perth pnter for Fail serie (and sailed 1. rob mte NDON, April 1 Liege so) co r kadte P Ave Baltimore ee Groton; eee Philadelphis fur do; J Sin Fas M Baxter. Newburg; RH Daley, Now York: Matin Hemin a aor Kit Gonone “ig Phe - 12th—Arrived, sehr Mary Anh MeCunn, Kavanagh, Porto Seite it Anna Bell, Porto Rico. an ORWICH, April 11—Arrived, sehr Twilight, from Am- ‘Siew boeiig on Say Ran brig Dayiight, Marks, Sap ‘arrington, Parl aiscere via Fpllase re Linsiey, _ nia; Emma Lewis, sue Sylvoater, H agen KE, April 3A ved. park James Cheston, shone ae FORT AND Ona 4 pril S—Arrived, bark Moladjethon, Mane son, cs Wale Pea ase Oar aa tgiith—Cloared, ik Zephyrine (Br), Williams, Queens. PENSACOLA, April 11Arrived, ship Louisa Fletcher ip). Morris, Lipa Cleared a ee (Nor), Bestel is PORT ROVAL, SC, Apal 12—Salied, ‘Hadith, Allea, ale ‘Witte Cousins: Vinal ‘ary K Sage, Jonesport; Dart Calloway, Potter's Jleared. RR ON ie er Reading. RR No 35, McDevitt, Mystle 2th. ved, steamer Concord, She L X Tavell Borden, Fall River; BF © Angusta, Pratt, Portlana, d, ees Charleston; jinel ‘buryport; pt La Ghotce (Br), Bl (Br), ‘Sinclair, Antwerp; ig? son Baltimore, wie HILADELPH. fA, Ay wieex, ph eH ee « Haven; M Landing. aker, Matanzas; Ty Pens: Reinittance, Thomas, PI Godirey, Providence ; Chesapeake ‘leareaSteamers, Saxon, Snow, Boston: 0 Whiting, Hard Providenes; Florida, Crocker, York; nk; Beverly ton; L N Lovell, do; WH Whital Providence; Al also Seared, steamers Peter, 2, Arnott, Cork: men, Pierce, Portemor Rattlesnake, Snow, Boston : si Aesunta (ital, Viveidt: Hult brig Ailee Tarlton, sehrs Addie Jordan, Je aes Kate Bice pan RK Vaughn, Pertsmouth) th, Rach man, Bi Moston: Henry JM 4 Meaning. Logi, Providence; HG Baboocky Babeock “Salted 11th, steamer Centipede: 12th, Perkiomen, Rattle on wn ““Iinwes, Del, April 12—Arrived, schrs Anna P Odell (Br), Outhouse, froin ragua; Taylor and Matties. Cheese from Cardenas (both for orders) ; Win Boardman, from 1 Julia OM (1). Motebouse, Matunzns for orders. Steamer Join Howard, for Queenstown. passed out this do; Pati iver: AS C Stiners, Warren, New allace, do; sc! Bore: : Pork, P M—Arrived, ship Stork Ne 2° Indlan fies Borgen, Wr orders; soste visa 6 we vache Taplor & 3x i has sailed for Phfladetphi Taylor & Mat Mavel has been ertered to Philadelpita me dt at Merritt to New York, Brig Anus P Odell ait o PORTLAND, Me, ane O—Arrived, bri ner, Titcomb, Boston, to loud for Cuba x4, “Rud Seurs 1 4 sme Beerkion Fa ekinw Ronee, PR: th— Arrive: ine rr) + ‘7 oe yeni Po ee Elva E E Pettengill, PUN Aerfved, echrs Viirdnd V, New York: J Jiudale, Rockport for Philadel Fre Satie - PROVIDENCE. Apra {t—Arrived, schre Al vie Ni ver Yireinia; obec, Sh shices wary O Garros’ cartel ary P Hallock, eek, and rant L Perth Amboy; Sota a Polechers Wilson, Hoboken; Kutire Kinnear, do" for Pawtucket; Martha P” King, Servla hea ‘ulied-—Sebrs Reindeer, Howard, and Al gina: Hillow, Mores trenton Cian, Stowsrt eee ork i Inland Sound 10th, PM, bound selire Sila Weigh, Marah Elen jzon, Mail, Ja Tate, C8 Ro ite A Show, Ta Me Bitridaes a Imogene ibivere J ¥ Duryea: sloop fh 11—Aret cratic “Titatelphias Horance, buckets Hang t a ae RICH ). Apri lu--Arcived. steamer WwW: ater, oy New 8 New York a tod. 5 Archer Suite, cairns pana! ¥ Re MAN Pitan April 4—Arrived, ship Philtip, | Keller, Port Gambi a oar noch Talbot, , Seat te; Grace Roverts, Dahle ‘Cleared~-Burk Parmena (Br, it, Inlet. SEATTLE, April —Arrived, bark rave, Reynolds, tat, | 4 Tease ate So Joe anh acdc Ger), 10-~Cteared, schr Chas H Fabens, Keene, 2 AVES, At y Sonate ot % eee nen ye eae Wittiam stevens, Richmond ; Roi kr Rye a fine A hat ita Dsimont sh, sie a et serie sls Anes Watlant. South Am Re i ise ects Bakers | Becksport, 106 FI : Saxon, aie tor New | Yorke 1 apo Lord. | phate F'iurley, Matti L Butler ane TNHALNGTUS, NC, April $—Cleared brig Elgin (Be), dat EG Knight, Bath, M rs ‘Nite R flows, Riis, ont ae a ‘Apr 10—Arrived, sche Bertha, Conover, sehitate, ~<Apeil}O—Arrved, sche Susan E Naan, AB OW SALE-SLGOP Y ACI OUR SMITH. m1 Wose Astron OW SALE=A STX- OWED o Hf particulars adveoss A. bee ne WaAsteo=a PIRST * Ty NEW oe _SKCONE froout, that will tae 20 0 90 bine Nw. 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