The New York Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1876, Page 14

_ "WASHINGTON. -Babeock, Harrington, Whitley Miles Indicted. eal ager aleesreenneer THE UNLUCKY CONSPIRACY.; and Disenssion of Kilbourn's the House, Imprisonment in CHIEF JUSTICE CARITER'S POSITION a (FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT, Wasmngtom, April 15, 1876, CHIRP JUSTICE CARTTER ON THE KILBOURN HABEAS CORPUS CASE, Judge David K. Cartter, of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, who issued the writ of habeas corpus in the case of Hallett Kilbourn, was asked this evening what action the Court would take next Tues- day in case the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House should ‘be ordered to disregard the writ, The Judge said toat M he knew what he should do it would not be proper for him to tell. To do so would be like giving a decis- Jon before the case was closed. He wanted to give the "aatter due consideration cnd hear all the arguments that might be advanced on either side, If the wnt were disobeyed it would be such a case as had Wever before arisen in the history of this government. ‘Able and experienced lawyers differed and held con- Ricting opinions as to the relative jurisdiction of the Mouse of Representatives and of the Court in this | Peculiar case. He said that the question to be deciaed ‘was whether the House of Representatives was a Judicial body. The Supreme Court could not intertere ‘With the rights of an interior court, If the House of }Representatives had judicial power and jurisdiction it would hol a prisoner by right of priority of possession. This was a year of precedents, and many legal ques+ Rions of great moment would have to be settled during this session of Congress. Judge Cartter said that he awas certain of one thing:—If he found that it was bis dduty to hold the Sergeant-at-Arms to account lor pot obeying the order of the Court he would do it, and in- waist on administering the law according to the best ‘ight he had, even if he had to take the prisoner's Place in the County Jail the next day. RECOVERY OF A CLAIM AGAINST THE NAVY DEPARTMENT. S. A. Wheelwright was examined to-day by the Com- mittee on ‘al Expenditures in reference to the claim of Tilton, Wheelwright & Co, against the Navy Department, in which they recovered about $30,000, Jn 1874, twelve years from the origin of said claim, Previous witnesses testified that it was gonerally un- derstood that moneys were puid to the Chief of Bureau offConstruction, Isaiah Hanscom, to Paymaster Thorn- ton and Congressmw Harris, of Missouri, to have the claim passed. Wheelwright testified that he has no knowledge ot money having boen paid, directly or in- idirectly, to any one except a clerk of the department for purely clerical services, by which it appears that Tilton paid said clerk one-fourth part of what Tilton Tepresented he had paid. This payment was for ser- ‘ices aciually rendered, and there wus no secrecy ‘in the matter. Outside of this he knew of no payment, sdirect or indirect, as the claim was recovered, as far as he knows, on its merits, several precedents under a Jaw of Congress fully justifying its payment, which ‘Jaw provides that contractors who furnished one hun dred per cent above face of contracts should be al_ Jowed market price for any excrssabove that, These Contracts were in 1861, and obliged contractors to fur- aish all of tbe articles specified which the government aight require; but, the war breaking out meanwhile, these démands on contractors were excessive and often reached ten times the fice of the contract. Hence the fe bac Yelief. Tilton, however, claimed that he have to expend $7,000, and it seems quite Probable that the money he represented that he might have to pay was pot disbursed, but retained by said ‘Tiltop. _ At all events Wheelwright has not to this day, Rocerdingto his testimony, recovered from Tilton his share of the claim. DIUOUSSING THE HABEAS CORPUS PRIVILEGE IN TER LOWER HOUSE—THE CASE OF KII- ‘BOURN. Ia the House of Representatives to-day there was an animated discussion of the habeas corpus case of Hallet Kilbourn. Assconstitutional question 1s involved— that of the relative jurisdiction of, the lower house of Dongress and of the courts—the debate was extremely Interesting. ‘he members participating wore Hoar, of Massachusetts; Morrison, of Illinois; Knott, of Ker- tucky (chairman of the Judiciary Committee); Hurd, of Dhio; Kasson, of Iowa; Garfield, of Ohio; Frye, of Maive; Lynde, of Wisconsin; Lawrence, of Ohio, and Kelloy, of Pennsylvania. There was a strong sentiment im favor of maintaining the unlimited preroga- tive of the House in dealing with prisoners Tor contempt, and of repudiating the pretended rignt of any court to question it, In the last 150 years there ds in English history, however, an utter absence ot @ny precedent that would support this view. These who argued for the force of the habeas corpus act were among the ablest members of the House. Mr, Hard, who led the debate, at half-past five announced that he had just been informed by the Sergeant.at-Arms that Judge Cartter had appointed next Tuesday morning for the hearing of the case, and he therefore gave notice that he would call the previous question at three e’clock on Monday. The House then adjourned. ER DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION AND THE MIS- SISSEPPI INVESTIGATION. The Senate Committee on Appropriations have fagreed to report favorably on the House Deficiency bill | on Monday, recommending that it be considered and passed immediately. With it will be passed the Senate Appropriation necessary to cover the expenses of the Investigation of the Mississippi election frauds. It ‘was tho understaniding that the Mississippi »ppropria- tion should be passed by tho House in return for a speedy passage of the Deficiency bill, which includes the amount necessary to pay witness fees incurred by the House investigations. a aera GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES. Wasniserox, April 15, 1876 M@KDICTMENT OF BABCOCK, HARRINGTON, WHIT- LEY AND OTHERS FOR COMPLICITY IX THE SAFE BURGLARY CONSPIRACY. ‘The Grand Jury to-day indicted Babcock, Harring- ton, Whitley, Berton, Miles, Nettleship and Somerville fer complicity in the “safe burglary conspiracy.’’ ‘Warrants were issued fo arrest of cach, excepting @eneral Baboock, who appeared and gave bail im the gum of $10,000, ex-Governor A. R. Shepherd going Bis bail, General Babcock expected his indictmemt, end with his sercty was waiting in the office of Colonel Cooke, who was one of his counsel in his St. Louis ‘trial =A new indictment against W. H. Ottman len tound by the Grand Jury. It is understood thi Bll except Babcock ani Harrington will be used as wit- Beees, and the indictments against those testitying wilt be nollie prossed. There are rumors that Harring- on cannot be found and will seek to avoid arrest. . ‘The indictment charges Orville E. Babeock, Richard Barrington, Hiram C. Whitley, Ichabod C. Nowtleship, Thomas P. Somerville, George E. Miles (alias “Bls,"” ‘pitas ** Williams”’) and Walter Brown (ahas ‘William Benton”) with having on the 1ith day of April, 1874, conspired to injure and oppress Columbus Alexander, ‘end tht in pursuance of said conspiracy they did pro- eure said Brown apd the said Miles to break and enter ‘the. the Attorney of the United States for said i ticenase to carry them to the residence of said ‘The Witnesses aro A. C. Richards, Albert Canz, A. BB 6. D, Madge, Josbua Parker, FE. ©. Ban- ffeld, Michacl Hayes and Columbus Alexander. A yYomor has prevailed that evidence 18 before t! Grand Jury suMfcient to indict Marshal Sharpe on qharge of packing the jury that tried the safe burgiary 1m 1874, but it cam be positively stated | no examination of witnesses on that branch of the has yet taken place. ‘At the time roterred to the regular panel was ex- “memed after obtaining only five jurors, and twenty- . _ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1876. -QUINTUPLE SHEET, | stron: , atid to take theretrom two books of one Jébn | ' five talesmen were then ordered to be summoned by the Court, Immediately after the order was issued Marsbal Sharpe retired to his room with the Deputy Marshal and presented a list of names already made up, from which the Deputy Marshal, after examina- tion, suggested that two names should be erased, which was dope. Twonty-five names were then counted off, commencing at the head of the list, and the parties were summoned, from whom the other sevea jurors were obtained. The only question which can arise on this point 1s:—Was the list of talesmen furnished to Marshal Sharpe by an outside party, and, if so, by whom? When the verdict was rendered it was ascertained that the jury stood four for conviction and eight for acquittal, Two of the tales- men votea for conviction and five for acquittal Two of the jurors who voted for acquittal obtained posi- tions under the District government very eoon after the trial. Itis understood that all these points will be matters of investigation, The Grand Jury also presented indictments against Leander K. Lippincott, William H. Grant and Francis X. Brosseau for con- spiracy to defraud the government. Mr. Lippincott, it will be recollected, was chief clerk of the General Land Office, and was recent!y dismissed from that position, THE SILVER BIL AND THE BUREAU OF EN- GRAVING AND PRINTING. The Silver bill was received at the Executive Man- sion to-day, and will be signed on Monday or Tuesday, The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will recom- mence operations to the extent allowed vy the appro- priation, and by the later part of the week will have all the force at work that 1a to be employed until the end of the present tiscal year. Mr. Jewell, the Chief of Bureau, says there will necessarily be a large reduction from the former nuim- ber of employés. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES, Mr. Mills and Miss Drasdil apppear at Thomas’ con- cert, Steinway Hall, on Monday. The Lyceum Theatre presents a fresh bill for Easter week, and has engaged new artists for the holidays. Mr, Tooker las gone to Washington to prepare for the production of “Julius Cwesar’” on the 24th inst No representative American composer bas as yet been heard {rom in regard tothe Centennial Exposi_ tion. Miss Imogene js studying a new part, written for her expressly in a play, entitled “The Saltan’s Cord,’? and will probably appear in it this season. Miss Minnie Palmer and Mr, N.C. Goodwin have concluded their engagement at the Lyceum, and will appear this week at the Kagle Theatre. The popularity of *‘Henry V.” at Booth’s is increas- mg. The comedy characters are well acted, especially that of Fluellen by Mr. Frederick Thorne, and the parts of Messrs, Bishop and Parsloe. Mile Anna de Belocca, one of the most charming contralto singers we have had in this country for some years, makes her déout at the Academy on Monday a® Rosina, in “Il Barbiere di Seviglia.” Mr. Maurice Strakosch was the guest of the Lotos Club last evening, and was received with all honors by Messrs. Crane, Dachauecr, Maretzek, Grau, Max Stra- kosch, Schwab and other representatives of the club, Mr. EB. A. Sothern, tho distinguished comedian, wil) introduce his inimitable Durdreary at-the Brooklyn Theatro the first three nights of this week, and will fol- low it with David Garrick and the Dundreary appen- dice! Mr. P, T. Barnum will re-enter New York with his “Great Centennial Show”’ on the 27th inst, exbibiting his menageric, circug and museum at the American Institute; Building, at Third avenue and Sixty-third street. A benefit to Mr. John Vincent, the stage manager of Booth’s Theatre, will be given on the afternoon of Thursday, April 24, when Mr. Rignold will appear in the title rdle of “Amos Clara” and Mr. Bishop in “Toolles.”” Mile, Tercea Titiens left for Europe yesterday morn- ing per steamship Germanic. She will return in October, under the management of Mr. Mapleson, of Her Majesty’s Opera, with a first class company, and will appear in such operas az “Notina,’’ ‘“Lucrezia Borgia,” “Huguenots,” “Medea,” “Fidelio,” &c. The scenery and acting of ‘‘Ferreol”’ at the Union Square Theatre would alone make the drama a suc. cess, but the author has ma great hit, no matter trom what source he may have taken hisstery. The fourth act is a powerful dramatic picture, Miss Kate Claxton, who plays the heroine with much force and feeling, will have a benefit on the 28th of April. If the Emperor likes to laugh we presume he wili go to see “Brass. {r. Rowe’s comedy fills the Park Theatre nightly, «. | his own performance, with that of Misa Rose Wood, is thoroughly enjoyable. Miss Rose Lisle hus too serious a character to display ber comedy ability, bnt gives pathetic interest to the play. This is the tenth week of “Braas” and it is likely to reach its one hundredth night, The last soirée of the New-York Quartet took place last night at Chickering Hall, with the following pro, gramme:—Quintet for piano, two violins, viola and violoncello, E flat major, Schumann; ‘Spinnertied,” Margarita, Schubert; Andante from Mozart’s Quartet; “Spring Song,’’ Mendelssobn; Aria, ‘Quando Miro,’’ Movart; Quartet No, 7, opas 59, Beethoven, The ex- ecutants were Miss Louise Segur, Mossrs. Mollephauer, Schwaz, Matzka, Bergner and William Mason. Dom Pedro and suite have accepted an invitation to be present at the performance of ique’?on Monday night. All the proscenium boxes of the theatre have been set apart for the accommodation of the party, The whole theatre will be decorated with flowers and bunting. If the Emperor ts not pleased with Miss Fanny Davenport, Mr. Fisher, Miss Lovell, Miss Hol- land, Mr. Lewis and Mr. John Drow, and with the sec- ond and third acts of the play particularly, then ho must be very fastidious tn bis taste, To-morrow night, at the Olympic Theatre the panto- mime of “Humpty Dumpty” will be produced with all its original splendor. This pantomime was first given at the Olympic, and the mavagement proposes to eclipse all of its other performances. Mr. Robert Fraser, the best clown on the stage since the retire, ment of Mr. Fox, is especially engaged, and M. Martinetti, Mr. George Topach and Mile. Baretta will respectively play.Pantaioon, Harlequin and Columbine. The scenery will be entirely ni and the Berlin ballet troupe and other novelties will add to the entertain- ment. * The charge that Mr. Wheeler did not observe the dramatic ‘“‘unities” in the construction of “Twins” is not wel! founded. The play, since the first night, has Deen much improved by the condensation of the first twoacts. Mr. Wheeler is too good a critic not to be just to himself as adramatist Wo can easily imagine that when he sat iu front and saw the progress of his play he perceived its faults and had the courage to re- move them. It is not every author who has the op- portunity and the ability to, be his own bag The third act of “Twins” fs the best of the four, and it ea fact worth neue that third acts are x shy gest jack, in the character of Delafield, te i iife and inspiration of the drama. Mr, Floyd might e the part of tho rascal Wylde more effective, but the value of the wholo performance bas decidedly increased since the first night, BROOKLYN C CROOKED :D WHISKEY. Yesterday afternoon United States Deputy Marshal Fust and Revenue Deputy Collector Thomas J, Young, of Brookiyn, with a police sergeant and three officers of New Lots, seized an tilicit sull situated at Cypress Hillavenue, East New York. It is supposed to have been at work for several months, and was situated in a frame buildin herd Teoh high, They found four halt barrels of it and ama of whis- key. A new copper hay) of 200 ga! ged was m fall work, A worm and ull he ol paratu: nd 400 gatlons of mash found in the collar were de- stroyed, Xo arrests were made. g ELECTRIC LIGHTS AT SEA. M. Louis de Bébian, the agent of the General Trans- atlantic Steamship Company, last evening exhibited on the steamship L’Amérique the new electric light for the purpose of illumination at sea Over the captain's deck cabin a bright light of a white color, about tive inches in circumference, was exhibited, and this was transferred with the Sen. ot ghtoing wa towef onthe forward deck, where reflected through glass the hgbt shed ita radiance over the North River with wonderiul power and cifect, An officer exhibited the simple apparatus inthe dock roum by which the light was instantaneously shut off or produced, and then showed the visitors to the engine room, where the email machine—making about 1,000 revolations per minute—with wires attached, was in operation. These lights, it ts believed, will be placed on all the French steamers, BASE BALL. Bostoy, April 18, 1876, A game of base’ ball to-day, between thn Boston and New Haven clubs, this city, resuited as toll Boston, 11; New Havea, & TROTTING. THE INAUGURAL BREEDERS’ CENTENNIAL TROT- TING MEETING—CLOSING OF THE ENTRIES. Last evening a large number of gentlemen interested in the breeding and handling of trotsmg horses as- sembled at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to hear the reading of the entries to the four announced races to take place during the Breeders’ Centennial Trotting Meeting, to be held at Philadeiphia the last week in September. Among those present we noticed Messrs, A, B. Darling, C. W, Griswold, Josiah M. Fiske, Harrison Durke: George H. Batiey, J. H. Wallace, 8, D. Shipman, Otto Holstein, 8, A. Nolen, M. Morgan, Arthur Chester, David Bonner, lL. D. Packer, F. E. Howett, John W. Conley, Peter C. Kellogg and others, The reading commenced at cleven o'clock P, Mf, the hour fixed by the rules, We give the entries, so fur as received, up to that time, Others will doubtless follow by due ailand will be valid it they bear the post- 16 or prior, The following are the cn- ra } OND, $400 To THIRD, ree yo Fourra; Minx Heats ix Hannes: Raye ¢. Adams Jef: La Fait EB ar Btubtail, hwood stcek fare Tht pri wood, P, Connell, laid of Ashwood, by Black: |. P. Bush, Buffalo, ¥., names blk.c. Allie East, by Allie West, dam © pecing mure. E. L. Noreross, Manch Me., names ch. ¢. Rapidus, by Carenaught, dum by the Warner iors Charles N, Kimpland, Brouklyn, N. Y., ni Pheips, Jr., by Almont, dum by Conseript, gr, d. Pledmnont’s dam, by Mambrino g. z. dom by Gray Engle, W. E, Peet, New York, names b. c, John Hancock, by In- rl 's pedigree unkn . Burr, Comac, 1, by eee: Pact y With tn nge' jew York, nam: ton by Ajax jan), dum’ by Green's Mambictouian, er dam by Abdallah, g. g. dam 03 '« Bolivar. H.C, Woodnut, Superintendent, Flushing, L. I,, x ie? by’ iluckwoody’ dam’ Fagette Holle’ by Baywood, by Blackwood; dam Lena Rivers, by imp. Consternation, aamae x. Rockwood, by Blackwood; dam Keefe mare ; pedigree unknown, Sane names b. f. Bertha, by Blackwood; dam Starlight, by American Bt . Frankfort, Ky. names ch, c. Houor, by an by Jackson's Western Star, jes Bachman, Stonytord, Orange county, N.Y. be Ker Duroc; dam Kitty Hor: ker, by Ethan A wm Martha, by Abdallah; third Gams by Couklin’s Bellfoundu, names bik. g. Lenox, by Messenger Duroc; dam tii rdinal, by Sayre’s Harry Clay recond dam by Cardinal, thira gam Henry Clay's dam by cy, Lexington, Ky,, names br. ¥ outidine, by wm by Toronto, Hy wood, by Norwood (brother to Soci tern), ox, vacond dam by a 4on of Haton Horse” ©. nes bik, ¢, Trotwood, by Blackwood, dam by Flying Cload, second dara Fayette Belle, by Mambrino Chief. alanluh Kynders, ‘Paraaic, N. J.. names eh. c. ——. by berdeen, dan by award Hverstt, second dais by Long fang hick Haw Boston, Mass, names b. s, Hurricane, by Fearnought, dam by Hthan Allen, second dam old Poew- hontas, Guy Miller, Dletonian, Hawk. Baker & Harrigan, Comstocks, N. Y., name br. ¢. Bona Fide, by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, out of the dam of Bruno, Brunette, &c, Finst Day, Sxpr, 26—Sxconp Rack—Tie InpErexpx: Rack—FOR PIVE YEAR OLDS, FOR 4 PURSE OF $1,200 To riust, 10 suconn, 400 To THIKD, Fo" FOURTH: MILE UKATA, THILEK Rufus P, White. Adonus, N.Y. mons, by Continental, dant b. ¢. Tommy un by General bv. f. by ba fet Ham- adam by Seely's Bluck Black Haw! James Wilson & Son, uatiile, . name ch. m. Elsie Good. by Blue Bull, dam by Alexander's Abdallah; gr. d. dy Dbald Stocking, ui, dum Ly Grey Eaxle, "Jouh Montgomery, Hurrisburg Pa. names b, x, Hainble- tonian Mambrino, by Curtis’ jambiet fae dam nae Alex- ander'y Atdallab gr. dam by Mamib TC. Woodnnt, mperintendent, Flushing, L. 1., Freshman, by Blackwoud; dam by Edwin yerres Joel Snyder, Pine Bush, C >, m, Lady Mills, by coun! og DAMES dam oe Taine’ Jack by American Star, second dain by Atnerican Star, third dam by ich, Boston, Mass., b. m. [eye thar by Mam- ring Prince (Beiguoll); dau by ‘than Allen, second dam oh Pocahontas. Same names b. m. Gomfort, by Daniel Lambert ; dam Co- by hi Bal 5 masesenh 8. Beitior, Newtown Tb m. Blackwood Belle, eitler, Newtown, ry Vourhee: Philadeiphia, b. ¢ Frank Bilis, by Med by Edwin Forrest, & Janes Mec Caulay. New York bm, J by Mumbrino Pilot; dam Jitt by Allogheny Ch FIRST RACK—SECOND DAY, SEPTEMBRE RerunLic RACK, POR POURYEAR-OLDS, YOR A PURSK OF 82 $1,200 To rinst, €650 To skcoxD, $400 To THIRD, TO YOUNTH; MILK HATS, BIN 5, IN HARNES J.P. Hiner, Prescott, Canada, os b. s. Chestnat Till, by Bridge, diam the “Miller mure, by Bully King, son of orike Rutus P. Mn “Adams, N.Y. names b. g. Rufus, by Ba- 0 Lady Fulton, by Siubtail. New Montesuina, by Edward ti, dam by ‘Alexander’ ‘’ eAbdaliah. Craig, Hrookiyn, N. Y., names b. s, Fra Diavolo sence Teton, ane ty Hikaac senset: Hebe alles: Glanddam by Sir Henry, von it Har " Hambletonin Thomas Tobin, Han Fancisco, Cal,, names b. f. Three-Ply, by Arcturus (so1 Hambi mien) 5 dam by” Voluutee! grand dam Marth: by Abdal | C. McDowell, Franklort. Ki jan Grace Hewett by Wilson's Snowsto ‘Charles Backman, Stonyford, Orange county, N. ar Miranda, oy Messenger Duroc; dam Green fountain Stata bee pdr frsecy, Lexington, Ky.. names (Anderson & Bros.) aA *Batchen, ty’ Heir 'Mambrino Fateuen; ain face ie Hits Vi Bal s Damsel, . names b. f. Belle en br. ¢, Clair, by Iron Dake; by Roe's Abdallah Chief, Thom: i, Pungoveagae, Va. 5. m. Sadie Be by Oden Bell; dam unknown. SHCOND DAY, SEPT. 2 7—SECOND RACK, POR STALLIONS OF ALL AG 2:40, FOR A PURSE OF $2,500; $350 To bf SECOND, S00 To THe Foul MILE HEATS, 3 IN 5, IN HARNESS. Lewis Tomes Philadeipbia, P bh Snap, by, Mamabring Pilot, dain of Tuckahoe bi H's. & J. L. Barclay, New York; nancex br. s, Banker, by OF Hambletonian, dam by Ruc’s Abdallah ddam by Saltram, Thorudale, Dutchers, county, N ‘. ¥., mam Pe Alexander's Abdallah, daa by Mam- brine Chiet crane by Saxe Weimer. Charles onyford, Orange county, N.Y., names ’s Hambletoniun out of Guselle's dam Same nam i bys Twilight, da julse, by American Warren A, Howard, Mer Rysdyck’s Hambletonian, names b. s. Newsboy, ton, Ky. (Anderson & Brothers), ‘Aivermont, 5 years old, by Almont, dam Idaho, Y., names ch. . PI Bismarck, by —— ici Rynders, Passaic, NX. J., names 'b. « Aberdeen, by jan, dam Widow Machrec, by American Star. eet Pll, Piladeiphin bs. Baron Luff, th ree. second dani by by Golddust, dam's pedi- a, Buckin: iorwich, Conn., names b. # foaled ier ir Dr. Parmly, dam tae Rose- mat omas MeGinni: Pm dam by Bil Samer 8. | a Alden ldo ‘Miouming Tro y Wildfire, by Volunteer, dam by Morse’ Morg: by Othello. John and James Mews Mambrino Pilot, Smith, Milton, Wis, ‘. lad New York, names Ancerson, te Despatches have been received from the folowing persons naming entries which have rot yet been re- ceived:—Ford & Jeffries, Lexington, Ky. one entry; James A. Fana, Loxington, Ky., one; Richard West, Georgetown, Ky., two; Palmer & Morga Stonington, Conn., three; Calvin Burgm, Richmond, Ky., oo J. Treacey, Lexington, Ky., one; William H. Peck, Hart- ford, one;'8, E. Ellis, Louisville, Ky., one; J. P. Smit Lousy, Ky., one; George F. Davis, Windsor, Vi H, T. ‘Mali, Stockbridge, Mams., one; James Sete Paterson, N.'J., one; George H Frink, Hartford, one; M. High 0; be Eckatem, Philadelphia, two; R. Steel, Kagel, DW. Steel, Philadelphia, one; H. 8. Towne, Mcrrisvilie. Vt, two; William Smith, Touch Tuckahoe, N. Y.y 01 one. NEW VW ORLEAN ANS RACES, OPENING OF SPRING SPORT Pe THE JOCKEY CLUB COURSE—WINNERS, COLONEL NELLIGAX, MEDIATOR AND SAM HARPER. New Orteans, April 15, 1876 The Louisiana Jockey Club spring meeting com- menced to-day. The weather was clear and pleasant, the track heavy and the attendance large. SUMMARIRG, Tue First Rack.—Parse $400; $250to first, $100 to second and $50 to third; forall ages; two miles, ove ight hurdies. wa . h. Col. Nolligan, 5 years old, by ver? Seite Wi of Emel) 148 Ibs. , jarry of the We: meine, ie Vandal, Jr., 4° years old, by Tom McGinnis’ b. ¢. Vandal, out of Sallie yw, 120 ibs. . Mike Weich’s b. g Port Leonard, aged, by V ‘oucher, out of Praneila, 140 Ibs.... eo oe » H. Van Liew's g bh, Astrapec, 6 years ord, by wight ning, out of vege ° mare, * ada ime, Sxcoxp Racy.—The Penwic Stakes, for colts and fillies three years old; $25 entrance, p. p., with $700 added; second borse to receive $200, Closed with fourteen nominations, Three horses started. Mims Cours b. c Mediator, 3 years old, Daarel Boone, out of Meanness, 90 Ibs... 2 1 1 vba: Tees ch, « Harry Eawards, : ele V si said of a a ote 2 raise feat hack 90 Ibs 08 ai ‘Time, 1:5535 Tump Race.—Purse $400; h 75, third $25; for ail axes. two mil £6 Gay's b. b, Sam Harper, 5 years old, i, by Tebel out of Mary Kimbrou, 110 Ibs, eel Mike Weleh’a ch. ¢. Verdigris, i sailles, out of Belle Brandon, 104 Ibs... ch, g Kilburn, 5 yeurs old, by Rie . out of Ontarto, 107 Ibs. Liew’s ch. &. Pompey’s Pili ‘nele Vie, oat of Amanda Bul 104 Ibs, Fr. rise ae hb. Fatmouth, aged, by Planet, ‘out Read Rose, 116 | =i SHIPPING NEWS'-= OCEAN STEAMEBRS, DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTRS OF APKIL AND MAY. ‘Avril 1s. | Liverpoo, Steaneer. Ameri Mothnix City of Brookly tate of Pennsyli 1s Pawiiny “i Bowling Green rs Broad ay road: wiing Greem OY Broad’ by aneenens ren Brees: BS @Howling Green 50 Hr Towing Green Howling Groen pa eee i Bowling ‘reen 72 roadway as Deseawae Broadway THowling (reon Bowling Green 1S Broad SUN AND MOOK, ‘Sun rises Sun sets, Moon rise: morn 1 83] Wet bat Hell Gate. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 15, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STKAM YACHTS AND BKRALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK Steamer Celtic (Br). Fogel neath cirernee April 6, Queens- te -t ogy Core J Cortis. April 481 A alloe: seeames Souied sees wd Brsh p King Cerdic, from “yeenng Bremen April 1 and 27 ad parsed to Oel- Southampton, 4th, wit axsed » British richs & Co. April ®, lat 7 BT, ne 27 Dur, bound &, showing siqnal letters WIMP; same day, Int 47 49, ion 37 58, bark Meridan (Ger), from Bremen for Unitudelphin Brit ah bark, as 42 15, me diy, lat 47 4, lon 25 43, bound W, showing sighat letters NQPR; 1 Ton a3 34, sceumor City of New York (ir), li eamer Ievelius (Br), Markwell, Rio Janeiro March 26, wth, P buco Bist, and Pare Aprit 5, with mdve unk & Jevons. Had he y Wand NW BO, I 4, passed ship Alfred( Br), Wilssineton, NC, 3 days, with mer Kenefuctor, Ja indse aud passengers to Win P Steamer Albemarte. Givos, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the Old Dominion Steamshin Co. Ship Geo Thowpaon (of Aberdeen), Mill, Shanghat O¢ days. bat a to ae & Co. d An} G 2 lin a: Pond ae Sd 2), froma Rong Kong for New Yo atson, jon 2 Bi ucknow (of u 15, with md Cape of Good Hope March 1, with fine went 9th, A on 18th, and croiaed the Equator had aud SW scales trom April April i4, had a heavy SW gale, thunder and lightning, barometer 17, lat 289 10 Jon Seawfell (Br), from lat 31118, lon 4b. sh de y, sehr Pion bark Star ofthe Bouth (Br), from Dingw- fore for Landon, So dayy out: 20h. Wat 2 14, Jon 35 ak 8 ritish brig steering south, Rhowing signal letters BIDS. Ship Villatranen (of London), Euglish, to order. Jan 17, St Hi crowsed Bein lon BL 1S; Apel 3, 360 miles ot tet seed a benvy AW, etiec vesting to NW. and lostia days; April 10, Tat 85 40, lou Ta Spoke bark ‘kW Gridiths, hence for Matanzas. Bark Gemma (Nor), Olsen, Newcastle 70 days, with mdse to Funch, kdye & Co. Burk Lutes (Sw), Rothstein, Cudiz 55 days, with sugar to Funeh, Edye & Co, Bark Brasiliera ri ), Jachens, Rio Janciro March 4, with , ia low lat 27, to ring to NW, oo 56 with a gr hem ot Good er, St Thomas via Hampton Roads ry ays in Dailast, Tot € Tobias & Co. Johann, wed) soliden, Hh arto Fihark etsy Gude (Nop, Due, Matansas 7 dave, with sugar to Uhas Luling & Ce hark Morning Dew (Br), Stockton. Cardenas 7 days, with sugar to De Castro & Gor vessel to WR Gi frig Fortuna (Fort), Mosgalta, Oporto Hep 24, with mdse to Hagemeyer & Brann, Brig 3 Blanchard, Caibarien 10 days, with sugar re vessel to R P favana 12 days, with su- ‘fie Hiram Abi Cardenas MELE slivia Rey Weet Aprils with salaseee 80 orders vos" sel to Miller & Houghton, Brig Lizzie Zittlosen, Gosgreen, Matanzas7 duys, with sugar tod M Cebullos; vessel to J Zittlosen, Hig Hxcelsior (ir), Mayor, Bermuda 8 days, with mdse to sehr: ‘Suita E Willetts (of Port Jefferson), Dayton, Minatit- ith cedar to J E Ward & Co; vessel to A ia Ad LE 10 BE elon to ‘Tortugas: thence sout! fine ; was 6 days north ~ Key West, 30, lon Paty Captain James W Donglas, a Fy ink, late of schooner Stephen 8, Lee, which was wrecked wa ni at Goatzarcoalcoss, died of exposure and was buried at Reha Tillie Vanderkorchen (of veuenben: Bateman, Matannys 15 days, with molames to Brown BS Florence Shay, Van Cllet, Caibarlen 7 days, with mu- 0 Duffey & Clatin: vessel to Evan ¥ cue Mary G Curren (of Province days, with fruit to Gomez & Pears: Schr Robert Byron (of Bucksport), ays, with fralt tod Lubi: vessel toy HH Great (of Nighelson, Baracoa 9 Ward & Co, Schr Lisle Floren one Vi Fenr Gen Sheridan, Smart, Virginia Schr Sallie Ann, Boos, Virginia. Schr P Magoo, Sheridan, Virginia. Virginia. irgint Godfrey. Virginia, Sehr Three Brothers, | Baylix, Virginia. Kehr 4K Cranmer, Bragg, Virginia, ° Rehr it G Leonard: Geawley. Viewtni Sehr betirp: Star, Higgins. Virginie for New Haven. James Knight (not Stewart, as misreported), commands the Br steamer State of Pennaylvania, whlch ar: rived on Friday, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. | BOUND SOUTH. Stoner George Washington, Whitehead, sie NS, for New Yor ‘Steamer Franconia, Bragg, Porkiond for Ke York. yw Bedfora, Fish, New Bedford for Steamer Uy of 3 New York. steamer Galatea, Walden, Providence for New York. ne Ellen 8S Terry, Salyear, Middletown for New Schr Acacia (Br), St Jobn. NB, for New York. Sebr een. (Br), 8t John, NB, for New York. Sehr AM Aldridge, Hemming. Ken: — for New York, Schr Alice, Kogers. Boston tor Virginia, sehr Kiverdale, Rogers, Gloucester for Ne Schr Abner Taylor, Dodge, Portland for New font, Sche it T Willetts, Willetts, Providence tor New bag Schr Constitution, Hulse, Port Jefferson for New Bett Twenty-One Frionds, Jeffreys, Glen Ose as, for Haskell, Bluchill for Philadelphia. Sehr Alnoinak, Peck, Rockland for Newark, NJ. Ber Douglass Haynes, Adams, Wiscasset, Me, for Phile- a es sbadeer,, Heward, New Haven for Virginia, Rche Herbert Manton, Oro nen tor New York. Rent Elizabeth Buglish, Kelly, Rockport, Me, for Philadel. shia. Miser Grant Butler, Batler, New London for Vi Sehr Quienstep, Hutehiny ‘Providence for New Sehr Vascello, BOUND EAST. Steamer General Whitney, Hallett, New York tor Boston. ptoeamer Amos C tow, Keuney, New York for Provi- bare or Albutross, ont Bens York for Fail River. New York for Portland. ew ITlaven. ta ‘ork, ir ria Sehr Baltios zabethport for New Haven. oe A K Woodward, Woodward, ‘Port Johmesa for thoe- ‘oSche Honry Middleton, Norton, Virzinta for New Haven. Rcht James Henry, fruewortby, New York for Plymouth, sehr J G Fell, Nickerson, Port J. chr Billas Hons, Lewis: dort J Kchr Wm Boardman, Horton, New York for New Haven, bec ait ‘Jobnsce, Misboken for Providence. J'W Hines, Hines, Port Johnson for Providence. BF Brainard, Buell, New York for Connecticut eae Wm 8 Elmer, Tribble, Am! for Providence. Rehr bd Brainard, Kel Benr Beta, Behe J J Tite, Bont Hiiladeet tor Ada len, Jones, New on, one FY} as Al York for oston ore Sew York for ett Henry & a eon, Now York foe Boston. oer m1 jorwe! a ore for F James K Polk, Buckley, New York or if America, 3 came: utllugame, New York for Sehr 8S Tyler, Hart, Port Johnson for Providence. Behr J Anderson. Joly Kl Sehr Wm F B (itr), acon y 4d tose, tor 8t John, NB. Behe amie Marcy, ¢ k for Pe el Hi Post drient. g, dimiuons, New York for Boston, New Yor tor Greonwien, it to sea this morning (see Miscel. Kone Maris ‘Adetai Sent Hare, MeNamee, ‘The brig Premier wi Invy). BELOW. CLEARED. , Steomer Aur Andre Bog), Greve, Antwerp—Funeb, Edye & Co. Lrseay 4 _" (Ger), Leist, Rremen via Southampton— Gcirichs Meumer ‘Nellie Martin (ir) Jacko, St Johns, Babi er ne oo and Rio Jenciro—i Stusmerate. sanimamer Aexpuleo, Gray, ‘Kopinwell-Faeise Mall Steam. ener City of Vers Crus, Denken, Havane—F Alexan- dre Steamer Liberty, Sundberg, Havana—James E Ward & ’ 44, SamAnvonto, Pennington, Galveston vie sheamer Algiers, Halvthorn, New Orleant—Chas A Whit- ney & Co, Steamer Hudson, Gager, Now Orleans Clare & Seaman, Steamer Sun Salvador, Nickerson, Sevanoab—W K Gartl- ——- ‘Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quintard Regulator, Doane, Wilmington and Morehead chy, NCLWitP Clyde & Go. er Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, City Point and jd Dominion Seamalip Co. amer BC Kulght, Chichester, "alexandria und George- tor anor Reading, Colburn, Philadelphie—James E Ward ates Beverly. Wallace. Philadelphi: tteamer A c Stimers, Warren, npn acta pg) Hand, Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallett, Bostou—H F Dimock. peed NB Paimer Glor} Larsen, Rotterdam—C Tobias ig Marie (Nor), Tearvi N E—Louis Tetens. Bare Pe vereoveranie (tai Boome, Gori ‘Cork for orders—Sloco- vie Bark Burton Vale (hy, peibien Cork for orders—Bow- nn r. Elsinore for orders—Dill & Bark Giutto R (Ital), Romano, Lisbon (Portugal) —Sloco- : seen Br |—Snow & Burj ig Sc ja (Br), Ki =p om 7. Liverpool uore (Nor) Ulsen, Dublin—Funeh, Brig Lainetar’ {Nor Olsen.’ Riga —Fanch. Haye & Uo, wae iam ightman, Port Spain (Trinidad) —D Trow- Brie pe igh, rks, Fone PR—L a ar Arnatioek, nbs, St unas—Peniston wilt Vicvorle Emilia tise, Bouche, St Johns, NF—Hatton, Mire Uae 'H Kimball, Stover, Pensscola—F H Smith & itt ‘ur Sunbeam, Kain, Falmouth, Ja, and a market—R J caer Mary Hawkins, Nassau, NP—B J Wenberg & Sete Robt 8 Grabam, Smith, Key Wost—Benner & Pink- "Sone Cook Borden, Lunt, Charleston—Evans, Bul & Co. Seur Mary Toulva, Gaskill, Washington, NC—Zophar ater Ellen M Golder, Nixon, Baltimore—J H Winchester * hea Ww. Sawyer Nebr Hattie EK Schr Cabot, Chase see Serahi H Soiith, ridin, Proviucstown, Mass--Jed coeht Gen Grant, Bowie, Gloucester, Mass—H W Loud & ‘Schr Thos Ellis, Kelly, Dennisport, Muss—Dosne & Gott. SAILED, Mg levee} tia (Br), do; Oder sden, rt Steamers Germanic (Br), fc Liver vi ictoria (Br), Glasgow ; Somerset ( lie a Clay of Vora tonio, Gulveston, do; San Salvador, Sa: Regulater, Wilmington, Richmond, &e; k © Knight. George: town, DC: Reading, Philadelphia; ship NB Palner (Nor), | Rotterdam: barks Romo (Hr), Santander; Star Queen (Br), Lyttleton aud Auckland, NZ; Anna Walsh, Genos; voller (Br), Bristol: Elita Barsa Be) Bertnnda (fro fe brizs Princess Hoatrica Catania; Koss ive Daylight, Pones land, Port Hen 4 eg St John, jes La Creo Naples: schrs eoton, Progreso, Mex; Jor- ‘ott, Heracost Minnie @ Loud, Matanzas, ‘Wind at sunset, W. Barometor at sunset, 29. midnight, 29.75, MARITIME MISCELLANY. @rFor wreck of brig Mary M Francis and loss of captain and three seamen see general news columns. The M MF wus 431 tons register, built at Port Jefferson, LI, in 1869, arvi hailed from New York, Sreamur Geo W Exper, 1561 tons, built at Chester, Pa, in 1874, by John Ronen & Son, has been sold by the Old Do- miuion Steamship Company to San Francisco parties, and will le vo fur that city on or about May 1, The terms are privat Baux Sivas Cortis (of Maitland, NS), Creighton, was badly chated about the bends and upper works below the forerigxing at Mauritius Feb 18, and us the vesyel had been riding over her stern moorings ‘it was found uecessary to place her in dock in order to axcertain the amount of dam- age below water. She wax found strained and otherwise badly damaged. The surveyors ordered her tu be stripped, calked ang recopperod. Bara Anxwaiut, at San Francisco April G from Nenal- mo, on the 3d carried away fore royal yard, foretopgallant sail and upper toretop sail and shipped a heavy sea, Bark Emtiio Barastxo (Br), from Baltimore, at London- derry, I, Murch 31, had been Cages Ar to jettison part of her cargo during s heavy gale; also shipped # sea which filled tae cabin and damaged « portion of it. Bark Jaurs E Waxp, Payne, from Cadiz, at Lewes, Del, April 15, @ ox erienced strong NIV winds throughout the ange. Franklin, seaman, overboard, in a heavy NW from New York for Yarmouth, NS, fepping Stones bar, Long I-land Sound 1dth, at huif tide, but floated at high water and pro- ded without damage, Scur K. or ee oe Now lo. ee Puxsier (Br) Scotla, left Port Mulgrave on Sun- for ‘Botton, since which time no en heard. She had on bourd 63 pas were several women and children, for Gloucester, whero the men ries. It is feared that she 4th inst and all on board Scar Governor ras, from Providence for New York, ‘RI, PM April 15, with loss of both anchors Scum Lirrix Davin, before reported ashore on Berrell Point, was got off Lith, and towed to this elty for repairs. cue Ocxax Warx (of Boston), Smith, from Calais for Providence. put into Rockland 12th, in» leaking condition, Scum WT Mxscuaxr. ab Gloucester, from the jrand Banks, on Monday, out 60 miles to the westward of Uape Sable; curred wey bet, malninast about 20 teet from the deck, and received other damaxe, Scum Eta B Covrix, of Bangor, for New York. lumber AM 15th off Old Field Pot ved. yesterday) with bowsprit gone rward, having been run tn ld "The Colin required no ae- t down considerabl Bent ot of 14th by brig Win! ern me S4xDALPnOR, of Pembroke, Me, from Rock; Mass, with toe for Roinoke Intand, NC. ran aground 1m terns Inlet on Friday mixht, and tink in echt feet of water, ‘02 tons register, and was built at >brone in 1869. Sone Jonx N Gam Berry, trom Cardiff for Pinan; : which pat into Montevideo nd ee was very mucl strained and leo, panpod ad recommended a discharge of Ing cared or cargo to discover the leak, which was supposed to be above the copper. A veusel was seen bottom up cast of Cape Sable, supposed tobe the Katy. ffs Kay Boston, April 15—Steamer r Betane (Br), at this port from Liverpool, reports, April 121 miles "east of Boston, pastel a quantity of wreck nat supposed belonging to a schoone: (ieractar, March 28—Bark Maria Scammell ay oifl wae has been fur some time waiting instructions. is t ic auction. The master has taken up phy pre (Br), of Ariebat (CX), Tento, of 4*2 tot 4 take-the bark's cargo to ite destination, The Maria moll will be sold on the 290 inst. Norrotx April 13—Information wi that » small oyster schooner was Bay, between MEWELL, i The Gneani el re in the n jum Polat and 'Core Point. “Atststance will be sent, pai SPOKEN. Ship Lisle Fennell (Rr, Robinson, from Indene nde gd for Amtwerp, April iy’ aOtmiles olf Meuchy e = nip Dulsberg (Ger), Hi Rotterdam | ut Pg mg (ae). loljes, for Baltimore, | Ship Sutana (itr), trom Gaiveston for La NE entrance of the Stratus ot Merida nenreh Bee solily A Thiers (Pr, stocring NE, March 26, lat 2320 5, | hs : Harti, for Fal- | 7 April "ee hon jas * oh {fom ramen for Phitadel- Br from Hoston : wireouakiean March 31, lat A ance, from Baltimore for Navarsa, April 8, off or Cassie Jameson. from New York for Jamaica, April 2, 70 miles SE of Neal tee ee from Parker's Head for Baltimore, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Avicayte, April 2—Arrived, brig Sophia (Br), Long, York. Bruvast, April 15—Arrived, bark Anuita Garibaldi (Ital), | Rozzotti, Baltimore. 4 Sailed 14th, bark Giova: (tal), Gargialo, United States. Care Towx, CGU—Arrived, bark Chas R Lewis, Race, Portland, Me. Duntx, April 14—Called, hare Probo (Ital), De Martino, United States, Fatmoutn, April 14—Arrived, bark Emma (Ital), Vittore, | Philadelphia, Gueat Yanaovtn, April 14—Arrived, bark Hanne (Rus), | Sjoman, Baltimore. vil | Ginmattan, April 14—Returned, brig D © Chapman, | Knight, for Cadiz (seo below) Guna, April 11—Arrived, bark Prosperina (Aus), Ivan- eich, New Orleans, Ht, April 15—Arrived, ship Carrie Clark, Stowell, Bom- bay vioSt Helena. Haxavna, April 13—Arrived, ship Auguste (Ger), Wie- riehs, Philadelphia, Sailed 13th, ship Admirat (Ger), Hacsloop, New York, Havne, April 15,1 PM—Sailed, steamer Pereire (Fr), Daure, New York via Plymouth, Sailed 13th, brig Lisbon, Dunning, United States, Liverroot, April 11—Arrived, steamer Fire queen (BM), Mathew: barks Der Nord (ier), Lange, Fe t), Evensen, Charleston; Ceres (Nor), ‘orest Quoen (Br), Morris, Savan- Premuda, New Orlonns, Sailed 14th, barks Blanche How, Chase, Portland, Lowvox, April 15—Arrived, bark Astrea Ger), Bonuke, Darien, , Sailed 14th, ship Cornelius Grinnell, Borland, New York, Lxttu, April 14—Sailed, bark Golconda (Br), Waternian, North America, Linwnice, 4pril 14—Satled, bark Felicina Chioszo (Ital), Nicvla, United States, Newcastix, E, April 15—Arrived, brig Freude (Ger). Braun, Wilmington, NO, | slip, to close an estate, steamer ba lage Be | sro Purwovurn, April 15, 9 AM—Arrived, steamer Labrador (Fr), Sanglier, New York for Havre (aud proceeded). QuexNstows, April 14—Arrived, bark Ruveberg (Nor), Pusen, New Orleans, Also arrived 14th, 0 PM, steamer Algeria (Br), Watson, New York for Liverpout (and proceeded). Sailed 14tb, 7PM, stoamer Adriatic (Br), Glendell (from Liverpool), New York. M10 Jaxxino, April 10—Salled, ship Star of tho West, Gardner (from New York), Shanghal, having repaired. West Hanttrvoon, April 15—Arrived, bark Henrietta Swe), Svensen, Pensacola, - . | Arrived at —— April 14, “Joye,” from United States a Grandtran, April 14—The American brig DC Chapmia Capt Kmghs, frum New York Mure’ 1, which returned bere April 3 and subsequently proceeded for Cadiz, has returned badly dma. 24, having been in collision. WEATHER REPORT. Fatwouta, April 15, 6 PM—Wind SW, gentle breeze, fine: Liverroot, April 15, 8 PM—Wind E, fine. FOREIGN #M PORTS, Baracoa, Apell | Paina” eo sehr A De Hart, Farnham, ALCUFEA narvon Castle (Br), for New Yon? eraht Higuee Higuctt i, Kidaor, tor de *iiuces Di = Bay, April 4—Sailed, bark Antioch, Merrill, 3 steamer Erenite, et, York): les): Saga Ie a Grnnde ma sit Dec iene dg Me Mfeceny ro ‘Ges NT, », April 4—Ii wt ar oe Apeit (In port beri Sry Wye, e day wilitiras, ‘\pril 14—Arrived, steamer Flamborough (Br), Arrived 15th, steamer Hibernian (Br) faxatea, Apri i dmarrived, hip bi higed inter San Francisco: Tobey, Balt Kotisetieba” i York; diveGarke New Light, Sow See Baltimore Birt (Sw); for Mampton Roads: Kate tee Stall, do. wSexzos, March 13-Cleared, sche Elwood, Hof, ow Viorouta, April 7—Arrived, ship Orpheus (Ger), Michael, Francisco. teept 5th, bark Henry Buck, Sorman, Nanaimo for San isco, AMERICAN ~ PORTS. teamer Saar }, Mou- brig iin i Hon bey ren Balers: ton, Doan Smith, CP Gertish, Carter, Huboke ‘Soartet, Crossman, Weehawken; Jolm Rattlesnake, Philadelphia: Nereus, chyischve Bi any one Freeman, ree. Pierce, do? Philadel BOSTON, April 15—Arrived, ot land. Li ea rout Stounets strian (Bt), Fist, Liverpool: Orlental, ared—Steamers Istrian (Br), Fitt, es anu; Roman, ‘Crowell, Fiutadefphin: Neptune, ark Joieph Baker, Ryders brie ‘Etalty Tr Sheldon, Hayes, Cardanass eran: be Hallley, Witaguane’s Dniunticon Peking: Bungee; to toed 196 West fndies. Sailed—Steamers Massage and Wm Lawrence; bark Re becea Crowell; brig Arist BALTIMORE, AR Te—Arrived, steamers del Grane. Howes, Boston: Foater. Se eh ‘Havens: sche P E eon a Warts zo a perce atecsandh Ohio, Meyor, Bremen; Tuckahoe, arks y iver ir), nt eH we wi «( Halberstadt, Bremen ;'schrs 8 F Hall, Boston; Ruth 4 Price, Price, Port Autonio, salle svoetner ‘Chie sip pica: barks Orpheus, Savauns, ‘M : STARLENTOR, Sprit d. Steelman, Philadel hia (not ax rleared—scbr LA Bawards, Stiller New York, having repuired satis, dc. Tsth—Cleared. brigs Lorenso (Sp). Mir, Bareelens; La- cille (Br), Thomas, London, Also clured, steamers natn. Woodhull, Now York; Viren Hanier Philadelphia. Rose, Sailed—si NEW ‘ORLEANS, April L1—Arrive ig Prairl Greenleaf, Havana; schr tice ie Hau! an, Uste —Sehr JG Crali ee Sterling, Savanna-le-Mar. SAvASNATL April 12—Arrived, schr F Merwin, Peares, New York. Cieared—Schrs Ln iartelde, Wolfe, ; Sarah Wood, Hickman, Philade! ell A Brown, Cardenas; Zeta Psi, Bucke- jth—Arrived, stoamor Gen Barnes, Cheeseman, New *Salied— Steamer Seminole, Matthews, Boston; brig Ea- nique (Sp). Seville. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. A =FOit SALE; IRON AND WOODEN STEAMSIIPS +, wooden and iron Steamboats, fitted for nighs ody Toutes, and of Nght draught for service: + palo, oe. draucht Saloon Fopellors, largo Steam Yi VREDEMICK G. SCHATDT, Not Seatk Willtass si, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOATS GEADT FO! sale; orders received by T. DESMOND, Boat Builder, ad bane st., between Gouverneur and Montgomery sts., jew Yor! Aine i ete At beats cheap, 968 Bonth at neat Ing Metailie Lite Boats, chep. ith at, Neat Gouverneur sllp. ONSTEPHEN ROBERTS. A 48-FOUT SIX-OARED GIG, COMPLETE, FOI sule cheap. Address L.. L., box'2,922 Post offies, N. ¥. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS SLOOP YACUT, NEAB new; length over all 51 feet; beam 15teet; heigh of cating foot Inchest. intotaned to richly and selorant Ha must be seen to be appreciated. Address box 939 New laven (Conn.) Post oftice. OR SALE AT BARGAIN—SLOOP YACHT, 42 FREL longs also two, sidewheel Utaamboats, 167 i ony t draught: also Steamshipx Steam Launches, an to Wit 1 HAZARD. Jr 62 Harrison st, corm F’s SALE—A GOOD SIX-OARED SHELL, ae built. Address W. §., Jr., box 136 Post office, Yonkers LE—SLOOP | bc Pagal Bp won 26 FERI (lO SALE—S! fon. 8 feet wide, fee } warraniot fete: Siruibor ior see nosan complete. Can seen iy ae Gravesend vesend Bay, Uni Unionvill OR SALE—A_SIX-OARED. Ceo PRIC! FR Call on or address 8. A. SMITH, 1: erent OR SALE—CARIN AND | OPEN eacnTs, ALL sizes; steam Yachts from werd Behooners 3/ long; cabin Techie to to charter st FRAN BATES’, foot S7th st., Souta Brooklyn, R Sse e SLOOP YACHT EGERTA, 50x19, srundes. SL South seen Ye sos ‘3 OR SALE—YACHT SOPHIA EMMA. 22 FEET; ONT of the fastest of her size, Foot of eh st . Beat ag Ws SALE—PROPELLER TUGBOATS, ENGINES 223 22,20x20.11x11; all in perfect order. “Apply to HAZARD, Jr., 62 Mareison wt PO SALE—SaILBO, 10inches, For particulars address H. Wet 12th at. TOR SALE Mag ca ror ‘amen 4 eae PERRY t Thom: nN in the Ali cama as W. © yw lyin, wat, va iaigHT, ety ‘Chureh ee Kivany: OR SALE CHEAP—EIGHT SAILBOATS, anow i¢ ee te long. Apply to PETER RUCK, Jr., 270 ent st corner West. FIDGET; LENGTH 19 FRE? L. V. W., 2a ‘R-SIDEWHEEL STEAM. boats, 75 te 200 feet sf vei Steam and Sail Yachts, eg ty GEORGE F. be fifa 308 aig Fac a OREM Shoat Tes «he ILUATING BUAT HOUSE, 24 BY 70, FOR SALK.— mee ober, to STEPHEN ROBERTS’ boat building shop, \ENUINE OROCKETT SPAR COMPOSITION FOR mahogany doors, gaffs and all bright woodwork; also A rerlect Snieh fur grained work: doce a. tura work ‘dark; werenanes to outwear au; weg Bree ELEY & STEV. Ss, Busting: alt, New York. YACHT AGENCY, 318 BROADWAY— heoner hau among others, Loe Set Jongh over ail, 67 feat; water Florence, x 11.62.58," OxuGe A; hoo model? voller and mach Riot THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM. Tf CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS FOR TWO CENTS: SCHOONER, YACHT “FLEUH Di a Lis,” 100 TONS 0. m.; in fine order: rel Address FLEUR DE LIS, box 101 Herald Br Gi0or Yaciirs How SAL ONE BOX19x: x7 Sart, Yecht B alipe Le i managers QTEAMBOAT FOR SALE—NEW, WITHOUT REG! 10 ter, Inquire at 223 West st. Spe Tach ee EES TEE ic it Sarit, 5 Wene tory ne aw STDEWHEEL SALOON STEAMER Popa Al auction.—BURDETT & DENNIS will sell ae aoeten on Thursday, at | o'clock, within. their store No. 29 rye and ‘spply to auc. feet draught, large passenger accomm: in ‘every’ particular. For inventory, be tioneers. Segoe FOR SALE, AT A SACRIFICE; CARRIES WO os» tons; draws t 3 inches water: Tod for rick, anure; price $350. Inquire at 317 Kast 35th st, 0, CHART ei FIRST ft CLANS SIDEWARES Ane SIDEWHEES toamboubs, t aasonigers; alo team! fitted with stave rooms and bart to WILLIAM HAZARD, Jr., 62 Harrison st, corner West. TANTED—A CAT-RIGGED BOAT, Wirt CABIN W “ivout 23 Toot longs must be fest and. in perfect throughont, and must be of particulars, stating where eit can be seon, J. H. ond ses Post oflice. ce y ANTED— A BLOOP YACHT, ABOUT 40 FEET, Address, with and full partiew Ines, REY SOLD box 13) pe “AC N FOOT YACHT, IN FIRST Meta oprah aud fast, with, nee mainsail and cheap by eadvewting NAUTICAL, box 675 ‘4 eecagcon Foor pa SLOOP, CHT yout IA twat cat, ensh difference, Address RE’ sles itata Opeatia eaves ober. DIVORCES “OWTAINED PROM DIFFRT ewe numerous canon, withont publlety, mnie Meat ivanco; advice tree. Pa iAP, House, iy tee lh 194 Broadway, GrAYUGA WATER. PRO _ Mew wed rondertalmuineral water, natnto's infallible eys, U red for tt at DITMAN'S. iithadway gad Bare: Any mt. ae eral depot, 60 Courts st, Brooklyn. ire LUNGS, THROAT DISEASES, DISEASES, epein, General Debility, Jove of Strength, Fiest Cope, Sat et tae ey or take ASD MA Ly Prices, $1 ana Fee meee patties sett only by ‘Chew SOLD BY ALL _pncuigh "abacdanueas ‘ERVOUS Dt BILITY, *ian PORTANT Devitity, Weakness Fin Nervous ir Qrarwurk at tie iran Sram HESTER'S SPRCTFIC PILL ix out re. Two to six boxes Pidcomdt » Brie: Peter pee hs eg bowen, #3! by mal =a od Mi direction: bid by WincHinet i it e) ‘ton ‘Chemivta, 38 34d chn at HLH PILES —WEMORRIOLDS 0 ol manently eradica! Ms a | until care N it charged subarea Be" Ov, at West 20h oe KAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM, R It CONTAINS ALL THis NEWs FOR TWO CENTS HO! HE G. oe eg ea jerybody call and get Sereutas’ ) Vesey om