The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1876, Page 10

10 EASTER ELECTIONS. | ‘WARDENS AND VESTRYMEN CHOSEN BY THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES IN NEW YORE AND VICINITY FOR THE COMING YEAR. ‘The following are the uames of the wardens and ves- trymen who were elected in the Protestant Episcopal churches in New York and vicinity for the coming | year:— | Cwenen oF rue Renin —Warden j George A. Belden. Ve A. Acton. Elisha ¥. Ten | Edward see owes 50 Wardens—Anthony B, McDonald, | Fruncis Pott. Milo, B. Root, Alexa se ‘dward Tnylor, Charles Ghenes S. War Join H Pulis, H. Croswell Charles 8. Ward, M. ardens—Robert I 5 George Ashforth, Joba Doupe, F. Linthicum, T. M. Pike, atur Trench -W. C. Hyde, We -P ods . W. Wells, J. A. Taylor, na Nettleton, nyention—W. ©, Hyde, J. A! H. Anthony Vestry John J. Brown, Charles ins, Peter H. Stevens, CHURCH OF Tax Poble, James M. Be alag po Robert H. , Wooster Beach, enry Dix, . Wilkes, Chiat de Bangs, Ethan ‘Allen, David Lydie, Charlee Bost William | wick: Catvary Cirrvrce.—Wardens—William Niblo, Scott. Vestrymen—William W. Wright, William Lotti | 7 ick 5, Winston, Samuel B. Ruggles, Jacob Wi Samuel D, Babeock, Danie! H Kew row Dear Motks.— he. ekenson, Vextrymen—W. 3. Haight, w. H.W 1. Holures, W Tracy, D. P. Lord, St. Gxorar's len. Wardens—Charles Tracy, David Dows. Vestrymen—J. Pierpont Morgan, Harvey Spencer, Henry P. Marshall N. Stearns, Jolin D. Wood, M William H! Phillips, Robert Wi pomas’ Civ sun St. in place of rus Curtiss, Gouvernenr Cisco, Adam Treadwell Imer, John | shh “Atlan Sackett, Benjimin RK. Winthrop, 1, Astor, Natheniel P. Hos Bampbell, Daniel 1. Arnol Henri M. Bram. Henry D Charles Hi aad Ke Cuuxce or THE Ho mont and 8, H. EMiugham H lige, Julius W . Edwin R. Tremain, Torrey, William H. Akin. Cmvken or THe UkaveNty Rest (Pifth venus Forty-tifth st.).—Wardens—Watson J. Hildreth and Tompkins. 8 Willls, James Price, AS. Ricbards, Churle; cl Montgowecy IC Throop, Stephen Merrihen and Andrew Samuel W, Bt. Bissiotomew’s Cucacu.—Wardens—J aud James A. Koosevelt. Vestrrmen—Willia ton, ‘George G, Keliony, Wile Matthews, ‘stephen A.” Main. Alired M. Haight and H. Apple- iP Vanderbilt, Edward Hoyt, D, Henry = = = Wilham Peacey, William 5. 0. H. Ryne, Ambrose Adams, T. 4 onde ij iiium Ht; Patten, Jolin A: Crandell and J. D, Nec- srdene—Wilson Small and i. peels Mies, Thomus H, Craine, Jobn Blake, J. B. Heywood and Tim: Cu 7 Hae Gott, Henry Iv and. Christian zabriakies Vestrymen—H. 8. Bosworth, Dr. Buekingham ardens—John | | Morewood R. Fise Varley, Evan G. Sherman, Joho W. Emerson, E. H. Denslow, J x, John V. Hocker and 8. D. Tompkins. ALL AS HCH, —W ardens—W 3. Wunuen. berg sud . George T. Belcher, Robert A. Living: { , MORRISANIA Yh, Bradbury. Vertryimen Thomas 5. More! Pie Je — ad. ter, We Hi. Turne 570) Taylor, F. it Nash, tacos Smith, | J. i. Wei i i | D William Simp. meu—A. SM. Campbell Heary B. Bolton, John ames L. Wells, James il. 3 3 Cuunce, Morr Havan—Wardens—George | trymen— A. A. French, tieor: runt, W. 1. Hargrs Shurch Wardens— e Vestrymeu—Samuel | Yond, William A. Anderson, Geo: int 7 enlig 1. Cameron, fraukliu 1. Davis, Joha H. Je ainus, Beniah J. Burnett) { CuuRcH or St. James the Less, ScarspaLe —Wardens— | William & Popham, Wiliam HL. Vestry | George M. Wheeler, Lewis ©. Povham, Oliver A. Hyatt, Aiexander Johnstos K. Fleming, James Bieeck Alexaudee B. Crane, Edwin J, Dunning, Jr. 1 Ww ROchxtia.—W arde Fisher, Clarkson N. I B. Ackerm Albert G. Heming How Triiry Co men were elected to son, he following gent! ensuin¢ year:—W Benjamin C. won. Vestry. oF. stephen G. iain Cathou' aay M. 3A. Coftin. ies A. Townsen cong Burritt, Joseph Howard, Thayer. Jobn D. Cocks, Edwin Beers, Lyman R. ery o—Frank, Washbourne, B. H. K. Belcher. tole, Henry A, Moore, Geor Harper, Johiy A. Sharp, Aivert 8." Woodwar: aL P. Master liott, Cyrus Pyle, Pinto, Jobn’ Nichols, _ M, Whitney, David 5. Hewson, De Witt W. D. ,Lockwood, Jolin Clark, Wardens—Messrs. Sanderson essrs. Williamson, Walker, Ares and Wadlet Muscora. Hull. Vestreme o. Brown, Albert G. Stanton. Veatrymen—J. A. Vowing, P.M. Trowbridge, tae Jow Thomas, Charles Cooper, Alexander Munn, C. KR. M Clellan. Al nder K. Horr, John H. Peet, MUKCH oF THK RepeRKeR.—Wardens—George W. Alex- | ander, John A. Tucker. ¥ Jexse Joanson, Chester B. e Kichara P Bru, i, Audley Clarke, Guillord W. Chace, 0: B. Nichols. Rack CHURCI BL Vestryme: W. Benson, Henry Sange Fames A. Howlett, Peter arde: |. Pari, Charles Phillips, E. H. Pigott, 8. L. Hus obn Ward, James Davidson, John Hogan, Dp. —W, erdeue—John at E. bi “He ane Suxri re Na D., Henry sce ‘CHURCH OF THE Mxsstart.—Wardens—Jolin Halsey, W Seymour. Vestrymen—saznuel 8. Bartow, L. H. Donal pon, James E. Dean, D. D. Ives, Juhu A. Nichols, Eligur Webster, Lewis Morris, Joseph D. kevans. Cuvnen OF THE Keroumatios.—Wardens—E. W. hing Vos AB. Stearns, ' omer B. Sprague, Augustus Van Wyek: Wittens Can- A. A. Bui Cuvxen or tux Renken. —Ward der, Jon A. Tucker, Vestrymen—It. I Davis, Mi ry, 1. © 1 C. Wardens—Charles Nichols, J Cazyary Cuvgen, Easters Distater, . Woodworth, Thomas How: try men—Frederick Coehea. W.' Marsh, Lindeu 1, Parr, James Richer: A.J. Disney, Walter Marshall, John E. Seward, William Hunter. STATEN ISLAND, } WwW J. In Gratacap, Hen: ti ib Tichined at Del | at . Siuney D. Roberts, HL. Wooster, John ndge A Ward, John H. rarny, Dr. W. son, Krevs, Ge Ht. Daleys o Van St. Joun's Geo bile, COLORED METHO- DISTS. NEW JERSEY ‘The New Jersey colored Methodists closed their Con ference in Newark yesterday, alter a session of about one week. As an indication of the economy of the Con. | ference it may be stated that the whoie amount raised | for defraying the expenses of delegates to the General Conterence was $22 16 any amend announced tho man Fauset; Rahway, J. oy Cornish , q Pare; Newark, R. J. McLarg; Bergen, Robert Dunn; Morristown, F. J. Cooper; iaterson,d. F. Re: den, M. F. ‘siuby, Bridgeton, Geor town, 8. B. Williams; Burlington, A. il. Brown ; oan Snowville, J. i. j Mount Holly, Georue A, stills; Woodbury, town, J.T, Diggs; Cape May, W Watson; Millville, J. H. Bes Felsiagal,”” Eigah eats THE WEST SIDE CENTENNIAL UNION. ‘The West Side Ventonnial Union, composed of the | | German choral and musical organizations of that part ofthe city, at Central Hail in West Thirty-second street ast evening completed the arrangements for the torch. | of the Board of 8¢ 4 rvisors of Kings County. i procean J on Ip ako place on the evo of the Ceaten- | were Nayur Schroeder, ox-Alayor 4 prose mme for the musical festiy | Bodington, The regiment was revi sa vow A B ‘ourth of July was adopted, Dakin. | ‘Tactfe last Sunday, | Luke F. Cozzens, Patrick J. | tlonary Ani | of New York was only | per worm, a e THE FARRELL MURDER. JOHN TAEFPE COMMITTED BY THR CORONER AND POLICE JUSTICE. ‘The inquest in the case of John Farrell, of No. 519 West Twenty-cighth street, who was killed by John was held yesterday morning by Coroner Eickhof. Dr. Heury Griswold, of No. 356 West Thirtieth street, was ‘irst called, He testified that he was called upon to attend the deceased, The latter died about an hour atter he was shot, experiencing only a few moments interval of consciousness during tbat time, The Loc- tor Was present during tnis lucid mtervai and saw the prisoner identify Taeife as the man who shot him, Martin McDouough, thirteen years of age, who lived in the same house, was the second witness. He was going up stairs at the time the shooting occurred; John Farrell, Jr., was coming down, and, on passing Tactle's door, became engaged im & quarrel, during which Farrell struck Tuefle three or four times and then whim inside his door; at ihis m 4 (Mr. Farrell, Sr.) came up and sent b stairs; justashe had done so Tacffe opened his door and fired at the deceased, afver which he went back again iuto his own room. Thomas Patchell, who resides in the same house, was next sworn, He corroborated the above testimony in rogard to the quarrel between Tavife and Farrell's son, He saw the platol in Taeife’s hands, Mary Farrell, daughter of the deceased, also saw the shooting; immediately after the report her father erred out, “Oh, I’m shot!” and thea went into their room. Thomas Farrell was next called, but gave no new evidence. His brcther Jon aud the two officers who had charge of Taeffe were wiso examined, but nothing new. Was elicited, Dr. Marsh, deputy for Corner Eickhoff, read to the jury the result of his post-mortem examination of the body. He found that the bullet bad catered the back on the right side, had passed through the stomach and heart aud finally’ lodged under the skin just below tho left nipple, death being the result of internal hemor- rhage. riTuo Jury, after an absence of about flve minutes, ren- dered the diet that Juun Farrell had died from in- ternal hemorrhage, the result of a prstot shot wouad in the right side, the woungl having been produced at the ds of Join Taefte, at bis residence, on the morning jay, April 16. ‘xoner Was then asked if he had any statement but by adviee of his counsel refrained from eife was then committed to the Tombs without bail the Co! He was arraigned before Justice Kil- breth at the Washington Place Police Court yesterday worning lor examination, — Marun Meiioaa cat and Thomas Patchell, of No. 619 West Twenty-eighth street, testitied to hearing the pistol shot. lenry Gris- woid, of No. 356 West Thirtieth street, ‘Teatitiod as to | the cause of death, and Officer Keik, ot the Twentieth precinct, swore to the finding of the pistol between the mattresses of the bed in Taeffo’s room, Judge Kiibreth fully committed Taetle to the Tombs without bail, and at once sent the papers to the District Attorney. TAMMANY PRIMARIES. The following delegates elected last ning te rep- resent several Tammany districts in the next Demo- cratic State Convention, were uninstructed. In the Eleventh district the delegates are Augustus Schell, Harry Diefendorf and Peter Trainor; alternates, David Banks, Joon Deery and George Caultield. Twelfth District, — Delegates — Henry Woltman, Patrick Keenan, William H. Cool Alternates—Put- rick Moore, Samuel Wild, James A, Newberger. Fourteenth —_Instrict, —Delegates—Bernard Reilly, Peter Kehr, John 'T, Kell Alternates—A, Dugro, janbary. Fifteenth District,—Delegates—John D. Townsend, Joseph Blumenthal, R. J. Morrison. Alternates—3I. P. Kilian, Hagh L. Cole, Edward Brucks. ANTI-TAMMANY PRIMARY. ‘The First Assembly District Ant!-Tammany Conyen- tion met last evening at No. 17 Park row and chose as delegates and alternates to the State Convention at Utica:—Delegates—Messrs, Michaol C. Murpby, Ira Shafer and Andrew Blake. Alternates—Michaol Hal- pin, Sr, John Egan and Michael Tynan, The delegates go Unpiedged, but will endeavor to promote harmony among the democratic party. In the Fourteenth Assembly district the following were elected to represent the Anti-Tammany part s—Thomas J. Creamer, P. J. Carty, M. C. Alternates—Edward J, Stapleton, John B. Donnelly, John, Kane. In the Seventeenth Assembly district:—Delogates. Jerome Buck, Adolph Sanger, Honry Murray. — Alter- nates—Moritz Ellinger, George W. Plunkett, William King. DINNER TO MR. WHITELAW REID. The members of the Lotos Club gave a dinner last evening to Mr. Whitelaw Reid, their retiring presi- dent, His third term of office expired on April 1, and although the club's unanimous choice for re-election, he declined on account of business cares. The table was set in the parlor of the club house, and handsomely decorated with flowers. The parlor’ walls were hung with a large collection of paintings in addi- tion to those of the club, Mr. Jobn Brougham, the newly elected president, presided and addressed Mr. Reta on behalf of the clab in his usual fitting man- r. Mr. Reid, in reply, expressed his thanks tor their preciation of hi rtx in the club’s interests, con- tinuing with a review of its history, its origin, growth and present status. Then followed the speeches by Messrs. Bayard Taylor, George H. Story, Thomas C. Knox, F. A. Schwab and others, There were about sixty present in all, among them Messrs, William Hart, Edward Moran, Constant Mayer, Theodore Thomas, oad Fawoett Rowe, Colonel John E. Gowan and others. is BUSINESS TROUBLES. Bertscby & Horn have made ignment to Gotthed Gennent for the benefit of their creditors. Application having been made to Judge Blatchford, of the United States District Court, to throw George L. Burr into bankruptcy, the Court bas referred the matter to Kegisier H. W Allen, of No, 152 Broadway, Mr. Burr’s schedulo shows his Mabilities to b stone $5,000, among which the following are the largest H. Lyons, $1,000; Herman Wronkon, $519; Howard Sanger &'Co., $673; Cohen, Endel & Phillips, $600, The first meeting of the creditors of Alexander Guth- man to prove claims and elect an assignee was called ‘for yesterday before Register Ketchum, of the Bennett Building. A number of debts bad been previously pro nm belore other registers, and Counsellor Blumen- 1, who appeared on behalf of several creditors, stated at the meeting that he intended to object to many of the claims so proved, and applied for an ad- journment of one week to enter his objection in writ- tog, jen was granted. ond composition meeting of the creditors of mo & Bruen was held yesterday at the office of tor Williams, No. 4 Warren street, No objection to the composition whish had been previously offered ‘was nade, and the Register will report on it favorably to the Court. The exam-nation of Mr. Harris, of the firm of Har- ris, Richmond & Shafer, wholesale clothiers, of No. 550 Broadway, was sot down for yesterday vetore Register Fitch, of No. 345 Broadway, but was ad- Journed until next Tuesday, at cleven o'clock A. M., on account of tie bankrupts not having filed their schedule. ‘The adjourned first meeting of the creditors of Dun- can, Sherman & Co, will take place to-morrow before Register Ketchum, Bennett building, when an assignee will probably be elected, A BIT OF | CENTENNIAL HISTORY. A very interesting celebration is to take place to-mor- Tow evening at the First Baptist church, corner of Park avenue and Thirty-ninth street, Addresses are to be delivered by Rev. Dr. Bridgeman and Rev. H. M. Saunders, while the occa: is to be enlivened with vocal and instrut What makes this affair especially int being the one sary of the departure of Elder John ano, the first pastor of the church, for the Revolu- as chaplain, When the first meeting bis charch was built the population about 12,000, and eight or nive churches aloue wero in the town; the original edifice stood ou Gold street, between Fulton and Jolin, and this was on the outskirts of the population, and it there continued for about eighty years, or until 1840. Before the signing of the Declaration of Inde- pendence Elder Gano entered the Continental Army, and the city was occupied by the British the loyal little church was closed, $0 that services were not held until after the troops ovacuatel the tawn. At the first meeting held only thirty-seven of the members could be found to participate in the services out of a congregation of over 200 before the war. This brief restrospect of ihe centennial days of the church seems iy oh adeno ry view of the latareeting celebration about to take place, house of | NEW YORK WOMEN’S CENTENNIAL UNION, . There will be a grand Centennial meeting on bebalf of the New York Women's Centennial Union in the great bail of the Cooper Instit Wednesday next, | BROOKLYN CROOKED WHISKEY SEIZED. Yesterday five deputy collectors, under escort of | Captain Ferry and « platoon of the Third precinet, made | A descont upon a sham sitaated in Columbia street, , Twelfth ward, Brookly», They gallons capacity iu full play. | A cop- neck, forty gallons of whiskey and 500 gallons were also found on the premises, ut NO one Came to the front to claim the property, A motley aswembiage assailed the officers, but were driven THIRTEENTH REGIMENT ARMORY. Loat night the armory of the Thirteenth regiment was transferred to the». iment by the Militia Committee near Huntington stre seized a sttil of 150 THE CUSTOM HOUSE. INSPECTORS CHARGED WITH RECEIVING HOUSE MONEY FROM STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. It was reported yesterday in the Custom House that Special Treasury Agent Colonel M. Hale has made bis report to the Seeretary of the Treasury respecting the question of “house money” taken by inspectors of cus- toms for professedly working overtime on steamships while discharging. It was al8o reported tha, every Custom House officer who chat for over time must how make out a bill against the owners of the ship or steamer, detailing the service done. The special agent declined to make any statement on this subject, how- ever. Avy osaer demand upon a ship owner ix eonsid- ered blackmailing. One line in this city is said to have paid $20,000 annually for “house mouey,” and to have Mrnisned to the Secretary of the Treasury the names of all tho inspectors and others to whom it was paid. Several Treasury agents from Washington are im this city working up data re- revelations ton, The general customs: f the steamship owner. rom $50 to $200 per ship, For money they have not to be too py about ‘a box or two of cigars for the owner of the steamer,”’ and likewise to seo that g are sent to goneral order storchouse at the expense of the merchant, and not of tho steamship. To bring this about goods are ofter held at the dock for forty-eight hours from the time of the ship’s entry. In other ways they are also expected to make themselves agreeable. A reform was necessary in this respect, and the Secretary of tho ‘Treasury is ubout to make it, CHEAP TRANSPORTATION. A meeting was held last evening at Mott Memorial Hall, Madison avenue, tn furtherance of cheap transit | to tne suburbs, Attention has recently beon directed to this subject, and as the system of cheap morning and evening workingmen’s trains of London and Bos- ton seems to be highly approved its operations in this city were earnestly advocated. Dr, Post presided last evening, and the Secretary, Mr, Samuel Leavitt, hav- ing set forth the object of the meeting uddresses were delivered by Messrs. J. K. In- galls, Klisha Harris and others Mr. F. B, Thar- ber,’ Secretary of the Cheap Transportation Association, presented a very imteresting paper on the subject of “Morning and Evening Trains for Working- men” similar to those now run on the railways radiat- ing from London and Boston, and which, it id, are romived on the New York Elevated Road. Mr. ‘hurber’s very interesting paper was list reat attention, and the arguments put forward b: in behalf of the cheap and rapid transit for the bor- ing classes between the heart of the city and the su- burbs were forcible. Thurber clearly pointed out the beneficial results that would ensue trom this system of cheap transportation, and his ideas on the subject seemed to be well appreciated by those in attendanceg THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK. A meeting of depositors of the German Uptown Savings Bank will be held this evening, at eight o'clock, ut Terrace Garden, Fitty-eighth street and Lexington avenue. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN { STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTAS OF APRIL AND May. la, | Destination. ‘Bleamer. Bothnia... Office. 4 Bowling U: 15 Browiway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green Isroadway 15 Broadway Broad 37 Broadway 7 Bowling (ireen Bowling Green 4 Bowling Greea 181 Broadway Rotterdam. 50 Broaaway | se ile reen 2 Bowling Green 29 Broadway sg-NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING SERVICE—Captains or officers of vessels on any of our coasts who observe the displacement or removal of auy of the sea buoys are requested to comi fact to the Hunan, imorder that the matter may be pub- ely brought to the attention of the proper suthorities, A letter addressed tothe Hxnaun, giving the number and position of the buoy and tho extent of the displacement, 1s all that 1% necessary. s@-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Youx Hanan has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxnaup steam yacht, showing while bura- ing the colors red, green, red, changing from oue to the other in suceession, and ean be seen several miles distant, Cap- tains of vessels, upon socing thix sizual, will oblige as by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Huai. na-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York ean do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Hana news yacht, pier No. 1 East River, New York. Letters received from all parts of tho world and promptly de- livered. Duplicates are reqnired, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUX AND MOOK, HIGH WATER. Sun rises 5 16 | Gov. Island. Sun sots. 6 44] Sandy Hoo! Moon rises....morn 3 bet Heil Gate... PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 18, 1876, | ARRIVAL ALS. REPORTED BY TUE HERALD STRAM YACUTS AND HERALD WHITKSTONE TELEGRAPH LINE Steamer Abyssinia (Br), Murphy, Liverpool April 8 via Queenstown Oth, with mdse and passengers to © PE pack pep ames 6, with mdse ae caneered (Br, J and 79 pasen, ril’ 13, no Int, fc. pasted « 16th, « ba ound ——. showin tere QHMK; 18im, sche England (Br), Thom timdse peaiand Bn Boogemy gh mg ret ood wit weather; April 13, lat 42 05, lon 50 30, passed an iceberg, ad (Dutch), Deddes, Rotterdam April 1 via. dpeg | 4th, with mdse and passengers to Funeb, Edye & 4, lat 43 JO, lon OY ‘20, passed « British bark, w showing signals WTD| se Pomerania (Ger) Sehwenaan Hamburg April re Sth, with m: BO pms rs to Kunhardt i Go. Ave 13, lat ar lon 1050, passed ry steamer bound E. Steamer St Laurent (Fr), Lachesnoz, Havre April 2 via Phitadetphia 17th, with mdse to Louis de Babe, Steamer Presnits (Br). Arrostrong, Trieste March 1, Ca- tania 10th, Messina, 13th, Palermo 17th aud aibrshtar "2dth, with fruit to Phelps Bros. Steamer Charleston, Wood! Charleston April. 16, with Point and id Dominion Ed by oom and passengers to Jax W Quinta: Kichmond, Kelle; eg Olt: id passengers to the ( omen f Australian (Br), Peters. Norfolk Aa in bal- last to Pita, Forwood & Go. The A was original Mo but lont her rudder ee al it ; be fue" Fepalres was eh 1, Rochelle t to wi, Perkins £ Jobe ts ane a Tenwen, Hate G0 days, with sugar je & Co. Crow yaator mssed Hatteray ¥ Murch 7: April’ lat 2 ion 7190, hada heavy SNE to WNW gale: Feb 24, lat Btw ion 3h 40 spoke ship Quintero (Guat) from Boston for Valparaiso, 30 day: Mark tierelle lol New Haven), Danie, Demerara 20 sses to Ht Trowbrid Wins, St Thomas 18 dnys, iu ballast 16 mea ton 18. spoke brig*Aunie we York, ts), Ward, Agunditt ‘ ret atten sre nee PASSED THROUGH ELL Gat:* BOUND SOUTH. Sveamer Nereas, Bearse, Boston for » Steamer City of New Bedfora, Fis! New York. Sehr Twill) che, Sehr Wm A Morrell, ot sehr Yankee I Snow, Orient tor Richmond, Va, Sehr J Il Young. ay Providence tor New York, Matue b Fort J Rebr © J Van Naw fche Win Mf Krartn, Johnson; Providence for 3 id tor New York. jor South Amboy. mn for New You indaley, New Haven tor New York Behr Kate Seranton. Pi Paimer, Branviord tor New York. Sehr Helen Mar, Ward, ’rovidence for New York, xehe Allan pT ag ‘Garey, "lee Haven ‘tor Pough- J Russell, Russell, Portinad, Ct, for New York. Behe d Dteiemn, could, Uloucerter for New York. Selir Geo P Tri ilouce pene David G Sebr Wm ic Clided, Newport tor Flieuely ‘Thomas, Fairhave haven tor New York, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. Brown, Knowlton, Norwich for New York. Diverto, Handy, Pawtucket for New York. ‘almer, Falmer, Stamfora for New York. a ae sioldsmith, Hepeowrict J tor New York, ind, Bowman, New for New York, Bediord Schr Mans Meets Greenwich for New York. BOUND EAST. Cromwe!l, Bacon, New York for Halitax Pa ‘Sed Jenene Ly . | Steamer Neptune, Berry. New York for, Boston, amer ( fans Walden, New York for Providence. ¢ Witte "New York for Now London and — Tilhe, lorwie! Brig Quaco (Br), Campbell, New York for Leng NB. Brig ponora. Bickuwan, New York for Portiand, ne Sarah K Smith, Blissett, New York for P1 oo w z MeDonald, MeDonald, New York gl Gloucester. eng i Neng WS, aoe ich. mma, Con, New Yor ‘ort Scar American Engle, Shaw, Haverstraw for New Lon- | don. | Sehr SJ bry Podeie. Port Johnson for Branford. pape Pay Flyin ward, New York tor Northport, ot rockway, dout tor Bostuu. Rehr FC Smith, Smith, Wea n for Boston. Nour Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw for Provi- Behr Henry ‘Croskey, Kelly, Port Johnson for Providence, Sehr Bar leks. Newark for Dighton, Behr Addie Sasrer ‘Miller iloveken for Boston, Schr Golden Rule, Wilsun, New York for Providence Sehr James Randall, ‘Rimith Elizubethport for Norwich. Schr Join E Hurst, Cook, is. Bort Johnson for Providence. Rehr Cambridge, McGarr, New York for Boston. Kehr Ripple, Munn, Trenton for Norwalk ad. Queen, Smith, Newburg tor Fall Ri Schr A It Warford Sprague, Port dobuson for Pawtucket, Behe Ovettn, Harvey, Visaisia for Now aves. Behr George Gil tor Saybrook. BELOW. Bark Amelia, Burgess, from Havre Feb 25, Beddoo, Liverpool vis Queenstown— (Br), Young, Gi yw—Henderson Bros. 1 *Pousolz. Havre via Plymouth— Lone Dy De Bo! oo Witnington, Crowell, Havana—Wm P Clyde & Gee Cromwell, Bacon, Halifax, ¥8, and St Johns, Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah—W RB Pioneer, Wakeley, Morchoad City, NO—Wm P teamer er Wyancke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- mond—Old Dom! fe win Co. = Phitadel e—James Hand, Neptune, Berry, Boston— ck. ane Chas Luling (Ger), Wicko, Bultimore—Chas Luling Bark Francesco (Itai), Castellamo, London—Benham & Boyesen jark Carlo R (Aus), Golabovich, een arnpseiet Falmoath x orders—Henhum & Boyeven, ‘Bark Liliiam, Rumball, Hordeaox—Brets, Son Bark Maria Rose (Ger), Sebultz, Lisbon \Porvagal)— Fuso, Baye & Co. Wmsb Clow . via Ci — Hatt Wm 'E Clowes, Dickinson, Laguna vis Campeschy bd a el Soar hey ban ora biog os Currie & Co, te—Jaa Henry. { oun For tied, i alg er ty tg E—Funeb, Edye & Brig O C Clary, Delano, Bachotes—Duight & Piatt. Brig Edwin Kowe, Schooltse, Live: is—Joneph Agos- tine. ig Ida (Br), Smith, Live pool, NB--Bo a & Bigcken. Brig Castilian, Owens, pee as War 4 2 Os ay J we onberg Rehr West Side, Davi araces prey Mabel Lent (ie), MBorler, Bear River, Tt Sey ry arker. Schr Herbinger. Magy Renin e) ig Ga—Warren Ray. Schr Winslow Mor sok Se sd ‘Twig. Schr Cam wees Tarr, Ay eth owt has Twin, prcie Julie well, Suepherd, Provincetown—Haviland & renney. ct ¥ Godwin, Williams, Stamford—Stamford Manufaec- ring Co. Scur Dart, Campbell, Stamtord—Stamtord Manufacturing Co, SAILED, Steamers Amerique (Fr), for Havre: Idaho (Br), Liver. pool Wilmington, Havane; Herman Livi . Morehead City, NC shy 4s Strathern (BP), ise Wildam (Br). Newport; Guilo B dial. Davin Wind at sunset, NW; midnight, N. Barometer at sunset, 30,12; Kaba rics 30.21, MARITIME MISC MISCELLANY. Kila, Panama; Marie (Nor), Tisbon; brig Trenmore (Nor), Bank Corxa, Trask, at San Francisco April from Manila, had heavy weather on the passaye aud was obliged to Jettt: son wbout 80 ee ar IG _AFTO: from New York for St Johns, NF. Bermuda in distroue bad repaired and relosded on the 13th ail’ in dor S days tor destination. About part of cargo), damaged, were to be sold on 20 bbls flour the 13th. Scux Jas L Cuany, Hunt, at Newbern Ng, April 15, car: d away her rudder during & gale ou the T4th, when near Island light. Seng Kate Foster, Sa York, 16 days out, for Port Spain, put into Bera 7, with joss of rud= der. She was} days steering with a hawser and plavk, Scuk M A Hour, Grant, from Maracaibo via Key West for Now York, which put into, Hermude leaky, hed discharged on the 13th inst. “Mucu of the cargo was found damuged. Mt'was betng dried, rebagxed, aud would be seut forward, Toxns, carried Of Euox; Prange, Bassott, of New Ii Beltust. Me, and Chas Rpsposr, of leaves & wife and one chi Sour M BB: 1. from Cienfuegos of and for Now York, before reported « si strane ia Rosario Channel, bus heen nate "gotten off and was at Cienfuegos April 18, but slightly ‘She would repair and resume her voyage. pm Haina 8 erin, from Portland fut New York, bo- fore reper spok with by col Winbeid, iT April 18 for rey 4th, Eutou's Neck, ute by the brig, which struck the it port bow, carrying away bow- sprit and Jibboom, tting tne vessel down to the wa ter edge and taking mah svot the head rigging. Scun Earty Binp (of Now York). Rankin, from Port Spain for Philadelphia, was towed to Now Bediord 17th inst from Tarpaulin Cove, where she urrived on matarday nicht lust in. distress. oa Ran! reports:—March 28, in « joe Paley split jib, vl way foresail and oleae. fore ® . ff and main boot d stove bul- ley, chafed ing badly, and New York, ardor uring the xale by being struck with a hauated. jnjured block, Crew very much ex! The fire on board sehr Carrie Allee, trom Camden, Me, for Jacksonville, at Edgartown, was thougat to be out on the 13th. NOTICE TO MARINERS. A NEW PASS TO THE SKA FROM THE wississirrt RIVER. Raw Onseans, april 15, Ln From the following letter it will be seen that a suff depth of water hus been obtained in South Pass steamers to use It as a passage to the sea. The w Jettios is now ap assured success, and Captain Bad tne applause be awarded to merit:— et EAD, April 14, 1876, Mr G WR Rarixr, Resident Sogineer south Pass Jetty Works, New Orleans: — Dax Sin—Mr Corthell made careful soundings through lacing, buoys on bar vast depth 322 tends down feet channel now id within diepth ranges from e channel ts quite straight nearly all the dently locating itselt centrally between the jetties. JAMas B. KADS. WHALEMEN. New Bedford April 17, bark Swallow, Ellis ark ot about 300 M Cleared at sree voce Sh. potas ice A a s lat 27 5, lon 42 Beatord from san fk 37 W. a whaliog bark of a ® Streak round her, and appei March 27, iat 378, lon 32 W, SPOKEN. 2, BP, Gould, feo from Antwerp for New York, vomle (Nor), Olsen, from Lond erry for Baltt- 17, 40 miles E of Cape Henlopen, rence. one 5 Auckland, NZ, for Now York, Feb 7, Int 55 8, lon Bark Conquest. ‘Salt from San Francisco for Philadel- phin, Feb 18, lat 518, lon 32 W. re geek Baker (ir), from Gadis for Boston, April 16, lat a an jana, from San Francisco for Masatlan, no date, eae oN. lon 11001 W. PR. aor 12, lat 37 59, lon Pioneer, Keunison, no dete, off Gape of Good I Nope. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping ageuts and shipmasters are informed that by telographing to the Hxnatp Londoa Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 48 Floet street, Londoa,” or to th: Parts office, nddressin, ett, GL Avenue de l'Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at aud departures from European aud Eastern ports of American and all forcign vossels trading with the United states, the sume will b6 cabled to this | country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Modi- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economical ‘and expeditious for telegraphing n2ws. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Axrwenr, April 18—Arrived, bark Hangerold (Nor), Mes- sel, Wilmington, NO. Avrived 17th, steamer Nederland (Belg), James, Philadel phia. Avorens—Arrived, sehr Gertrude E Smith, Jumicson, New York, Buirast, April 18—Arrived, bark Mariner, Sharmott, Bal- timore, failed 18th, bark LL G Bigelow, Ferris, Sydi Buxwnx, April 18—Arrived, ship Tyro (Br), Ro | from Port Natel for Mauritius, adelphia, Sailed 14th, ship Lizzie C Troop (Br), Corning, North Ameri barks Dover, Hand United States; Wa il Jou kins (Br), Sproule, North America, Bancevoxa, April 11—Arrived, sehr HL Whittow, Rich, | Mobile via Norfolk. Bonpeavx, April 11—Arrived, bark St Genevieve (Fr), Demenarrant, New Orleans. Caxpiry, Aprit 18~Arrived, bark Jas @ Pendleton, Gil. more, Amsterdam, Coresxnacax, April 18—Arrived, bark Kuleb (Nor), Da- vidson, Now York tor Stettin. Drat, April 16—Arrived, bark Maria Adelaide (Ger), Aveates, Baltimore for Elsinore, Arrived i8th, ship Caleutta, Hansen, Bombay for Hull, Dvatix, April 16—Arnived, barks Trafik (Nor), Jacobsen, Baltimore; Georgie (Br), MeBride, do imot arrived at Halt); Lavarelio Cuccero (Ital), Gisnont, Philadelphia; Peter Crerat (Br), Munro, Baltimore; Emme Paysant (Br), Deater, Philedelpbia, . Doxpxx, April 16—Salled, shin Lucille, Waite, United States, Eustxons, April 15—Arrived, barks John Johnson (Br), Hains, New York for Reval; Johannes Foss (Nor), Jobson, New Orleans (not arrived at Havre‘l6th). FALMOUTH, April 18—Arrived, ships Avonmore (Br), Cor- field, Lobos; Minnie H Gerow (Br), Gerow. New Orleans for Liverpool; bark J W Seammel (Br), Edmond, Pabellon de Pica, in a damaged condition, Arrived 17th, ship Aros Bay (Br), McIntyre, Victorla, VI. Gnxxxocx, April 17—Arnved, bark Sarah M Smith (Br), Sprague, Pensacola, Giascow, April 17—Arrived, steamer State of Indiana (Br), Sadler, New York, GiwrattaR, April 17—Sailed, steamer Arragou (Br), Sy- mons (from Palermo, &e), New York. Hotyusap, April 18—Arrived, barks Irene (Br), Perry, Savannah; Alma (Nor), Tobias, Pensacola for Fleetwood. Hetvoxr, April 18—Salled, steamer W A Sebulten (Dutch), Janzen, New York. Haxnvne, April 17—Sailed, bark Miner (Nor), Sorenson, New York. Haves, April 17—Sailed, barks Agon (Nor), Mansen, New York; Karsten Langaard (Nor), Jakobsen, Hampton Roads. Livexroon, April 18—Arrived, ships Ada Iredale (Br), Napton, Astoria, 0; Daniel Marcy, Bursley, Altamura; Ju- Vents (Br), France, Mubile vis Key West; Lake Superior (Br), Reynolds, Baltimore; bark Ophir (Br), Murray, Gal- veaton, Arrived 17th, ships Mary Frasier (Br), Dexter, Mol Cors Linn (Br), Nanos, New Orleaus; bark Princess Louiso (Br), Perkins, Portland, Me. Also arrived 18th, bark Fanny M Carvill (Br), Poster, Charleston; sour Liattie N Bangs, Bangs, Boston, Sailed 18th, ship Isase Reed, Colby, San Franeiseo (uot previously). Loxpon, April 18—Arrivea, ship Kalliope (Nor), Larsen, Pensacola, Lanwe, April 15—Sailed, steamer State of Virginia (Br), Moodie (from Glasgow), New York. Lissox, April 11—Arrived, bark Carrari (Ital), Pontre- moli, Philadelphia; brig New Kra (Br), McPhee, do. Mansenixs—Arrived, brig La Cayenne (Br), Hulphors, Balonica, Musstwa, April 9—Sailed, schr Minnie Repplier, Steelman, Phitadelphia, Oronto—Safled, schr Edward Johnson, Bean, St Thomas, Prymoutn, April 17—Arrived off, ship Thos Lord, Hall, New Orleans for Reval. Porro Paava—Arrived, brig Elvie Allen (Br), Azevedo, Savannah, Bone, Bi gem NB, for Mayagues, | Patxnmo, April 17—Salled, steamer Alexandria (Br), Mo- Kay, New York. Pxrwamsvco, April 17—Arrived iprevteailel brig Meta (Ger), Rottgar, New York. QorxnsrowN, April 17—Arrived, barks Galveston (Ger), Kohnonkamp, Mobile; Grev Manderstrom (Nor), Olsen, Galveston. Arrived off Crookhavon 17ch, ® PM, steamer Republic (Br), Porter, New York for Liverpool. Sovruamrrox, April 18—Arrived, steamer Neckar (Ger), ‘Willigerod, New York for Bremen (and proceeded). Surexps, April 18—Arrived, barks Marian (Br), Thomson, Pensacola; The Queen (Br), Malin, Darion. Btaco, April 16—Arrived, bark Birdstow (Br), Williams, North America, SuvRxa, April 18—Arrived previously, bark Thos A God- dard, Smith, New York. Smanamat, April 17—In port bark Wm Van Name (Br), Watts, from Japan, for New York. Srxcarore, April 18—Satied, bark Elmiranda, Staples, New York. Tavrons, April 17—Arrived, bark Exaudi (Nor), Marcus son, Darien. ‘Texxt, April 17—Arrived, bark Oscar (Nor), Norberg, Pet sacola for Nieuwe Diep. Viana, April 9—Satled, bark Falken (Nor), Christensen, United States. Fatuouru, April 18—The American ship Mary Goodell, Capt Eames, from Samarang and Cheribon, parted her ca- bles while at anchor off here last night, and was towing up the harbor when she collided with a schooner. The Mary Goode!l was towed on the northera bank, where she now lies. mount of damage ix unknown. Hott, April 18—The loss of the Victory, from Shields for San Francisey, now appears to be beyond doubt. Sho had, besides Capt Jones, whose body was found yesterday, 25 hands and a pilot, all of whom were undoubtedly drowned, Lospos, April 18—The cargo of the bark Hawthorne, Na- son, from Padang for New York, which put into Anjer leaky, is damaged. NaGasaxi, April 16—The British bark Liberator, Capt Vandervoord, from Manila March 7 for San Francisco, went ashore on the Great Loo-Choo Island on the 10th inst, and isa total wreck, The crew landed here. Part of her cargo ‘was saved, but in # damaged condition. Tratxx, April 18—Bark Hans Neilsen Hauge (Nor), Pe- dersen, from Baltimore via Queenstown, grounded in Dingle ‘Harbor, and is in a dangerous condition. WEATHER REPORT. Fatwoutm, April 18,6 Pm—Wind SW Hotyuxap, April 18, PM—Wind ESE, FOREIGN PORTS, Auicante, March 23—Sailed, bark Suez (Ital), Stones, New York. stance (Br), Hollis n St ), Yar Stes m port ae Ts! ship Transit (Bs), Dixon, from Pensacola for Bristol. WK. tn distress, walting instructions: bark Stella, NF, repaired, reloaded and to'sail in four or five desiination: GA ‘Coonan (BP. N London, to tor de» fd; schrs Alired aacaoligg refitting, to resume her voyage in '4 Holt, Grant, frum Maracaibo vin days for Wilmington, trom 1ith. ge iy ‘thot Sacah), C Smith, open. tiloucester, Te port April'L brig 8’ E Kennedy, Peterson, from New York for Lamerick. rep. Canpunas, April i 15—Arrived. darks Oce: Rew York John Mathews (H \ om Wail, do; Chariot Buek, Fults A Brown, Nickersor Philadelphia. Sailed Math, schrs A R Weeks, Farr, N of Hatteras; Almon Bird, Drinkwater, do. In port 18th, bark F H Loring, Loring, from New York, ar- gived 17th, tor Brogroso, to | load” cargo et wrecked bark New York for ‘New Yor GvaxtaNxamo, April 3—Sailed, brigs Maria Wheeler, Gro- ni Pes organ brs Tor: Fiannattovieh, Tolio, Manila, to load for 7A, ships Sis Wes Wallace (Br). © ivilles do, to load for New York th, Isle of the South lr), Le Vonteur, San Francisco. | port March 15, ships Samuel G @ Bed. White, “Portland, 9: es ‘Kich, Lewis, and ‘Mullen une: bari + Bense. Rozen from New € reir load for United Kingdon ung ne (Br), to load for Sun Francisco: ships Whit- ear (from Shani ee), sed ‘Nightin tiugale, Palmer from Yokohama), both to load for Parana, April li—arrived, pee \Tarryburn (Br), Row Coraiee 17th, brig Martha A Berry, Bers. Philadelphi sehr een, Hibne, New vriean sth, steamer City of Merida, Reynolds, Net Hatirax, April 17—Arrived, schr M L 8t Pierro (Br), ‘Tarks Island. Satled 17th, brig Memphis (Br), Reynolds, St Johns, NP; sehr Lord Mayo (Br), Bermuda, Sailed 18th, steamer Austrian (Br). Ritchie, Liverpool. 4—Arrived, vark Daring, ranscotib, Matanzas, Ay od i Philadelpbia: ‘x, Downs, do Ae ‘sehrs Al Rokes, Rhodes, Diblin; Mary J Cook, . New York. Proorxso. Aj ured, Her, Adams, Soe York, with loxwood (eines ‘reported sailed for Key seer, anta Rosa, Herrick, which was in port 8th, arrived from Kingstou, Ja, 7th. SwAnaitar, 1o—Ta port, snip M tary, Whitridge, Ca ter, for Hong Kong, to load for San Fran Sixawa Leowx, March 14—In port, bark Albertina, Upton, om Boston. Sumas. March 22—In port, prix Henry Trowbridge, Crocker, from Boston, urrived 16th; schrs Ida L. Crocker, from do, arrived 24d; Modena, MeBride, tor Hoston ind a | NXoua, Apett Arvived, t,, brig. Sarah B (Br), Townsend Carden ler, Bowman, Havana Oth, Castaiin, "white Sees Liver 1; Vath, Si Philadelph 4, ‘Robloson,. Providence KJ R Layer, weDonald, Porttand: vilg Rebeces F it New ke or ih PRR R Baird, Mayhew, north of itatterass Martha June (Br), Brown, a April 10—Sailed, rie Perces Hinckley, Small, few York StJons, NB, April 18—Arrived, shi Liverpool! barks Charies Cox (Br), Goudy, do; Josoph Ba: ker, Rvder, Miggins, Dublin, te Astoria, Kelley, Boston. Matted nd 1th bark Windward (Br), 7th park Danube, for Dublin, ark Lala LAcsln port suepe Wiewes Wilktason, and jin port, suips Haze, ff ant Charter Oak, Smith, for New York Yoror March 14—Arrived, barks Escort, Carver, Mace, Met Dormack, New York; 20th, “staat re, do. y April 17*-Aerived, brig Arthur (Br), from AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, Va, Ava 18. 1—Arrived, ate Kuight, New York; seht White Foam (from —) ayeton. Sailed—Sehr peti (from Georgetown), ANNAPOLIS, Ma, April See scht Jan Sattor- thwaite, Riggs! BOSTON, April eaen New Sore: J. 'M Dewoif, Se, Townsend. ‘Philedelpiiia: F Weehawken, ated steamer Goorre Avpold: Lavelend. Beltsioores | ¢ barks bed Baxter (new), Rebeces | Godds Bn), Jotmeon, Demerara St Pierre, Mart. Salied--steumer Georve appoidy burke Maguntievk, and ep rived 17th, schrs Claribel, Sturges, Port Johnson, and bn net nh ytd ‘oland., dh ge bee “agp (ot as misprinted); ON UAIMORE, April 1S Arrived, steamers Falcon, Kirby, Charleston: Win Lawrence, Howe, Hinckstone, Mollet Providence: Winelaut, Bowed ,New York, jeared= Steamers Wnt denton, NOs" in pe aes ‘Fetwren, Ny Vor; bark alga, beh Co Laaton Walker, Londonderry : sehr or isons) aera Weaver, New Have Moore, Doane, BATH, | Apzil | 18- Salled, sehen Gardiner tor Philadoipitay a orge Ke Y tiowsotn, anne Watlenieh, EU iron, 2a jou on change ot | Portand for | three do; Pred 3 ‘Colline, Townsend, | yerseuliaderniie altace reported wreeked at Ram Gay); | Loy niletroen, ayy York (not in:port 4! 10—Sulled, ship Gryfe (ir), Roberts, | i | { Perry, une; brigs Alton, Copp, from New York for St Johns, | Yea Bart York: senrs"| for New Yor } | Address W. J, Waray is Sie 0! Bs M: Tort facacsnr for cnderey ser Wi in—Barks Jupiter (Ger), Hagem-m from Rotter- dam, Navesing, Barstow heen Byueay tor maltiznoces brie Annie Inj big hs Passed tans hate (inh for ftransrick: Guinalel” do toe ren * Gone 9 for Havana: brig Johny; FALL RIVER, aoe Io Well steamer N Philadetphi for, Carll, do; Thos Bordem, parka , do. LY! New Yer eet 17—Galiled, steamer rate Me steamer State of Te: of Wat STE ‘April 17—Arrivi sgt gol L ‘Davies adi ‘SAC SONVILLE, Apel 12—Arrived, sche 8 Gilder eo Tor tri were vera sche Jose Renda, Anderson. Now York, ii ip Georee Hurlbut, Masson, red, bark Mondego (Br), Davis, Kingston, Ja. MYs" Ct. ‘Apel 17—Arrived, hark Galveston, Sawyer, Ti Liverpool via Key West; sloop Comneres, Tyler, ‘Weehaw? A RiW ORLEANS, April 18—Arrived, steamer Margaret (Glesred umes Now York, Quick, New York: Dark Gas otina (Br), Cool pbectlien Fas, ‘prii 18—Arrived, burk Enrique (Argh my Lave ‘Nulled —Steumer Qveron (Bn), Liverpool; schrs © A Laws . an ”. nRuwaCuyrou, ‘Apri. 17—Arrived, pape Tracy, Phitadelphi. NEW B POR RD, Ae es 1p Arrival bam ae riaeeny Eu ns Pore dol ee ol or, mi Fi Beenie ‘New York; Joba’ M Suited, mcr Wattle Perry, Philadelphia, NEWPO} T. April 16—, on Arrived. Pie Josephine Loring, New York for Deuulat Commerce, , Fall River for New York; Lisle W' Hannum: Cobo. Providence for Nore folk: Julia A Garrison, — Philadeiphi Julia Neilson, Hew do for We Wal Rebhtns, ae New Bedford role Mow “Haven GW Rawley, awley, Bock , Sullivan, Me, for ‘apolis; Roamer, McFarland, »hia. ited, schrs Sinbad, Perry Rockland for Richmond; lence for Nei tt a ‘ogers, Parker's tend for Wiscasset for Philadelpt axon, Franklit & Wooster, sherman, yw York; Martha King, Jarvis, "or dos Cora Morrison, Freeman, do for Vit nt ioodmeed, 40 for do: Alico b- Higein tesgina. for do: Luna, Wells, Pall River. for New Yorks ee Brosee, Freathy, Providence ‘Nelson, Holbrook, Bt M ilackstone, Wickson. Providence fol fe. do; Robert Peitis, Robbins, Providence for Virginia: George P tngz, Gammon, Rockport for New York: Decatur Oakes Baker, tor pens oF Baird (Br), Starkey, 3 John NH Xu. for, pitas ia. rived, xchrs Marian, Melegs, New York; A Hayes, Bar Sandwich for New York: Mesrengor, Shet man, ‘Tauncon for do: Niantte, ‘Mori for do; Thomas Smith, Winchester, New Bedford fur do; Stephen K Lane, Fuller, Yarmouth for A NEW LONDON, il 17—Arrived, schrs Brazos, and Nix antic, Hoboken: Mist, Amboy for Norwich; ia ‘ouman, Port Johnson tor do: sloop Emily, New York for Also arrived, schr Emma K Smalley, MePadden, Porte l_16—Arrived, schern 3 OC Aracid, Ruckwell, and. Gen Sherl: Rico, NEW PAVEN, A Arnold, Baltimore ; dan, Browert, Virgin Chattold, Be Kit vu Port! ety ‘tor, New York (see ‘Migcelian Oi iied Pure Pore Jobnson's Moming. Sean Miguins, View ginuln ‘Ti'A Grant, Harrison, and EF Meang, Lewi Fonss- ‘clara Merrick: treland, “Baltimore; Kawin, Gininiut dacob Birdeall, dor PORT TOWNSEND, April 9—Arvived, ship Bl Dorado, | ce San Francisco: bark Montana, Peterson, do. h—Arrived, bark Gom of the Ucean, Gray, San Fram~ orSORT ROYAL..SC, April 18—Arrived, steamer Ashland, basis DELEHEA, April 17—Arrived, schr Jos Hay, x OliredSchre HA Bartle, Johnson, Savannah: Lottie ‘Nash, Portland: Mary E Gage, Smith, Bosto Best ite as ‘Ring Dove, Swain, Bostom ingston, C! Fanthracite, Grumley, Ne ¥ brig Mosaluay sehr Albert Ht Waite, Diiske, Matanzas. Cleared—Steamers Panther, Miler, New Bedford: Defi- ance, Shropshire, Fall River; Philudelphia, Davis, New York; bark Virgo (Aus), Ivanich, Gli bri Ys Como (Br), Too! x Curtis, Barbour, Ly: ter, Huverhilt? [Prank Ww ee Fal | Dinsmore. P leds Lew: ‘April IRtSnip Olaf (Nor), from Bremen, nna brig Mary C Rovevelt, from from Cardenas, left for Philadelphia this Arrived last pant brig John Good (Br). from also barks Padre ots trom Cardiff, and Anna Oneto tas from Genoa, and nil ordered to Phitedolpiiins Sehr Harry White, Hopkins, from Port au Spain, ts or. itimns PowrLaxb, Me, April 15—Cleared, schr J V Wellington, ‘more. ‘London ;, Ephraim eeraeey ee samel d Ralph Howes, S-arrived, steamer Perkiomea, 1 17—Arrived, steamers McClellan Tous ad . Rogers, Pl Bier ite Wing. 'm T Elmer, Perth Aw Mehirhof, Hickeneack Wm “Neer Goldsmish, Haver: straw; Harry & Ned, New York. Railed- rs Wit Hawes, Virginia; sas Peay Lacy, Trenton; AG Lawsen, “yeaa Hackensack, at ‘ier, Hart. and Geo Law, Jennings, New York. PAWTUCKET, Ay wil 17—Atrived, schrs J 8 Terry, Ray meet Port Jonnsah Black Diamond, Young failed “Sehr MP (bn), Bradley, ‘Stdoht, NB, via. New York and Portion ROC REPORT, “Apri 16—1n port schr John H Perry, Baker, rl 10—Arrived, ‘ship Commodore, G Seattle: jatheson, Salled—Ship Frank M io. atin, aoe ie Tam O'Shanter, Patterson Astoria. 18th—Arrived, steamer Great Republic, Cobb, aaigne Kong ship 0 Dakworth (Br), Woodhouse, Neweaxtle, pataBe pri 4—Sailed, bare Dublin, Hawes, San rancisco, LEAVANDARL, Ape 18—Arrived, steamer Repidan, Man- ne York, *Sienred aredl— ark Retty (Sor). Olsen, An jed—Nte am. jon Barnes, Uheeser Sanibee RIVER, April 10—Arrived, (rt ly ‘Olop~ son, Brana. Wile failed Sehrs Florella, age oe Queenstown; Jennie vies, Fl ©. RAN FRANCISCO, ‘utheart, Dri ‘Tretettien. Newcastle ME RSE T, April Ta Arrived, sche Wild Pigeon, Sta- ory schra S hon Morgan, Gale, Philadelphia; . Corne: or ies, New York. or a Araves, Albert Mason, Rose, and Oliver Philadelpnia. Amos, BIgsiNGTON, Aprit 15—Arrived, schr Mary Miller, Da; VINEYARD WAVEN, A JT—arrived, br (Br), New York for Yarmouth, N3 sehrs M. St John, X NB, for New York; Telezraph, St do anchor and cha chain) Bes ex Lion He. ies ih Ree Portland tor ‘Baltimore, Sailed—All before reported except fe. phove arrivals, 18th—Arrived, schrs GC Morris, Hi Star, Port Johnson, for do; N. jcorge, Me, fo do for renee Rockport, Me, for do; J V Wele Peeled Alt the vessels before reported, except welirs Jesse B Allen (ashore), and Telegrap! AVILMINGTOS, | NO, ‘Apel tS —cleared, bark BM Width ¢ i—Cieared, “sche J M Morales, Eldridge, Pors at Prince Kailed—Stoamer Rebecen Clyde, Childs, Baltim WE-TERLY, April 17 —Sallod. schrs wi Suen i E Nash,” Ap pleman, and ‘M'A Lovell, for Now York. WARREN, April 16—Arrived, schr Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, led. schr Katie Mitchell, Fi ork YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. — ALE TRON AND WOODEN STEA: wooden and iron Steamboat, nd of light draught for river ; lors, hi a rach FREDEWICK C. MCHMIDE. Not South Willlwm FoR ALR CARRETNG 00 ‘neo condition. Address MOELLER BI E LARGE STEAM FERRY ‘in the Albany Basia aan Albany, N. IDEWHEEL SALON MATTANO At Stee jon. BURDETT & DI pENSIS will sell at auction, on bape pinom at Lo’elock, within their store No. May! ‘egg © slip, to clone an estate, steamer Mattano; 145 feet ene. 4 camenmeoeniion one well teens or inventors, &e, apply Ppok SALE yar =i voat Thomas W. fect in In eveey parila to auc- See FOR SALE—NEW WITHOUT REGIS. ter. Inquire at 223 West st. es LOOP YACuT HOPE-LENGTH. BEA sue height of ae ouan ate par ver rarely arren st., a | SALE—AT A BACRIPI Di st yor. ie chon ee CE: CARRTE price, G50. I RSOLUTE DIVORCES _Ontal ED FROM A ent States: for wume! causes, without sPubllenys gal everywhere; no gichary in advance; advi advice free. , Wt Broadway. LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER jes: MUMErOUs Cxnsos, fab oe publicity; lege rims sutisfactors : wdviee fr anso!tor at jaw, No. St, Marks place. bash bReaheddbnndoninnin) -0 + ee bi A ad 33 Bt aa Walnut st,, from Sd to 34th sto, ‘on the Furopean plan, will open April 15, 1878, Distant only 1,500 feet from Fonnsvivanta Railroad depot sai amsencer care for Contennini grounds pass the door every nt neexeelled in quality. Biliant Room with nine Usllenser Tables, Accmmodations unsurpassed. JAMES T, Manager. abeth, PPHOMAS A AGNEW, THK GREAT NI Dora beovdae fe a an, Foe, Tom Cuttog and Flour Dealer. Re iekared eetbargains 30 Vesey oh } _