The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1877, Page 10

| | | PHAIR: s Execution for Murder are Till May 4. NEW WITNESS. bability of Proving an Alibi in the Convict’s Favor. ener ' [BT TELZORAPH TO THE HERALD. 1 Bosrox, April 6, 1877, Ove of those events in real life which abourdsin thrilling details and circumstances rarely found in the ‘most startling of romances, was developed in this city to-day, and just in the ‘nick of time’ to savo & possibly innocent man trom the pain and disgrace of a death on the scaffold. A man has ap- peared here who thinks he can prove an alibi in tho case of Joba P. Phair, convicted forthe marder of Sirs. #raze, and though the man wus to lave been hung to- @ay Governor Fairbanks at once ordered him to be foprioved till May 4. ‘THE CRIME REVIEWED. ‘The bistory of the crimo with which Phair is chat ‘as follows:—— On Tuesday morning, June 9, 1874, about half-past seven o'clock, the house occupied by Mrs, Anuic Fretze, a dissoluto woman, on Forrest street, was dis- covered to be on fire in the second story, in the room occupied by her as a siceping room. Ina few moments the flames burned through the floor, and the scorched and mutilated trunk of a hu- man body came falling turough. Ao examination was made, when, to the horror of all present, a huge ‘wound was found, extending from ear to ear, com- pletely severing the lurnyx, and four stab wounds in the right side of the neck, three of which struck tne vertebra, while the fourth passed bebind ahd severed the muscles in tne back part of the neck, The lungs showed that death en- sued before suffocation could have taken place, It was thought, very naturally, that robbers had com- mitted the horrible crime, asthe woman was known to bave money, jewelry and some valuable clothing in ber rooms, which were missing. PHAIR'S PLIGHT. Suspicion was directed to one Jobn Y. Phair, who ‘was at that time in the employ of Manefield & Stin- fon, machinists, at Rutland, and who was known to have beeo a frequent visitor at her house; also having been seen in ber company publicly in the stregts. On the Saturday be- fore, the 6th, he accompanied her to Barnum’s circus gnd alterwards went bome with her, He was not at his boarding house after Sunday, the until Tuesday morning, tho 9h, when Jef Rutiand on the 4:30 A. M. train for Boston {rom the Berwick House, and arrived there in tbe afternoon and registered bis name as “E, F. Smith,” St. Albans, Vt He then went to a broker named Abraham and pawned a lady's wateh and chain for $35, giving his Dame and residence the same as at the Bote, He stayea at the Adams House that might and next day pawned to one Pierce an opera glass, shaw! and rings, one of which westorn from ber finger. In a closet of the room he ocoupied at the hotel was found a half shawl, which he had evidently forgotten, ana which was identified | as one which Mrs Freize owned and wore, HIS ARREST. He left Boaton on the evening train of June 10, ‘which was duo at Rutland on the morning of the 11tb, and at Cuttingsville, a few miles from Rutland, he was arrested and taken to jai. At the examination ho was proved to be the person who Fogistered the name of E. F. Smith, and also bythe brokers as the one who pawned the watch and other articles, THE TRIAL FOR MCRDER. In the September following he was tried at the County Court at Rutiand: (Judge H HH. Wheeler presiding), and was ably defended William G. Veazey. The jury, after a deliberation, rendered a verdict’ of “Guilty of murder in the first degree. Exceptions were by bis counsel, and February 4, 1875, case came beiore the Supreme Court, and mew trial was denied. Phair was present in court and listened with close attention to the reading of the decision which swept — his lust hope of a nm tral and bis doom, preserving the same cool soem he bas exbibited all througn the trial He was then sentenced by Judge Pierpoint to bo hange April 6, 187 between the hours of one and four o'clock P. M. An effort was recently made for a reprieve, which the Goveruor could not find sufficient reason for granting. PHAIR’S STATEMENT. Phair paertey made 4 full statement of tbe case, accountip, ~ is time on the day of the alleged murder tor eral day& previous, protesting ais ene, tas e, and claiming that at the time he was’ sworn to have been m — Boston pawning the dead — woman's and jewels be was in Providence, R. |., lov! ing tor employment. This was publisbed in the papers of this city this moruing, and fouod thousands of eager readers. Awong these was M. D. Downing, of the Novelty Manulacturing Company, No, 50 School street. A VALUABLE MEMORANDUM, After reading the statement, Mr. Downing jumped out of bis chur and exciaimed, ‘My God! they have got the wrong man! This man is innocent!” His words and excited manner astonished bis associates, und as soon as lie became culm he stated that be went to Providence on the morning of June 10, 187 and returned upon a train which left Providence forenoon and reached Boston about noon on that jay. His memorandum book was reterred to at once and the time was found to be correct. On that train zoming to Boston he met and talked with a man whom te firmly belioved to be Phair, und, on reading the sbove statement of Phairs, he saw bow slink he might possibly supply. The rea unber that the muraer upon June wt Phair claimed that bi evening of that day, and left there on the torcnoun ‘of the 10th, arriving in Boston at noon. This led Mr. Downing to recall to mind all the circamstances Feed trip, and his recoliections of the iacts are as jows:-— THE TRIP PROM PROVIDENCE. Mr. Downing icit Boston by te early train and came back in the forenoon, as stated, being anx. fous to keep au appointment with a Boston 1m the altervoon in an important busin ter, Stepping into a smoking cur at Provi 1, he rode in that untit, he had d @ cigar, and then passed into a passenger car. The man whom he vow supposes to be Phair sat iu a feat alone. Taking a seat by nie side, Mr, Downing goon entered into conversation with him, The man said be bailed from Vermont, whereapon Mr. Down ing, who himself wus born and raised in Vermont, in- wv What section the man was — trom. am from Rutland,” said the man “I came down yesterday and tried to get work in Providence, but it is of the screw ip sida | go dull 1 could not and I aim going vack to Rutluad,”” This jed to further conversation. Mr. Downing was jm a line of ¢ muby agents, and being favorably impressed wich the man’s uppearauce and bis evident intelligence, he | tod him he did not fod apy work he bad better take an agency for Kutiand and vicinity for bis goods. The idea did not seem to impress the Man tavorabiy £0 the subject was dropped. Neither kuew inquired the name of the other. They taiked on general tupics and separated, Mr. Downing paid no jarticular atieutiwn to tie report ol the mur. fer on the tris! and read neituer. Of courso te could not have knowu that Phair was tho he had met, nor bad any circumstance called ihe matter to mind uutil ue read tatement yesterday, Thinking it very, sme probable that two men bad left Rutland, Juae 9, 40d upplicd to the Screw Company for work hie bhe same train for Boston, June 10, 1874, be concluded that Phair might have been the man, WHAT SHOULD BR DONE. ° When be bad rescveu this couciusion jt was nearly twelve o’ciock, and Phair was to be bung in about two hours. Burdened with the thought that be might possibly be able to furnish evidence that would go a way toward proving Phair’s inaocence, immediately started tc find some way to let the Governor of Vermont know of bis impressions be- fore it was too late, He rushed to the office of the Chief of police und wus advised to telegraph to the Governor. despatch In pursuauce of this advice the following ‘was hauded i to the telegraph off Bostox, April 6. 1877. pelier, Vt versed witi train com at by SWING, Ne) Nelo! sti ANANKS, Montpelicr story wbout s’Lair seems 10 be worthy of CHARLES Hl. TAYLOR, Manager of 7 Me. William gn of the Western Union ' ph est ip the matter on hearing the tt government should know tho { nothing came of it. An attempt ard the eens immediately, the dis rong all ube men tl nner hour of whe jontpel operator and - hs Word was immediately sent to ail to ascortain if the whereabouts of known, The hai to have Peed ‘of course, the Goveroor bad ime to communicate with Windsor, ge so. Meanwhile momenis with what seemed lightming like tweive and a quarter to ode came, i its I ie re l i was in Providence on the | siness in Which he employed a good | | | | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1877.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. ‘still no word came from Vermont. It was of course Fealzed by all present that no person save the Gov- ernor had any Control over the sherif! who was to per- form the execution, but the time tor that borrible ceremony Was so near that tho following despatch was senti— To te Suxairr at Prison, Wixpson, Vt. :— A reliable man hare, states attor reading Phair's state- ment, thet he is pretty atop coreeln, he met Phair on train’ from Providence to Bos june | 10, 144, dd thinks Manage This was sent a little before ono o'clock. Still no word from the Spverets, d the moments were full of suspense and anxiety; it bad become very exciting in that A ge Office, Finally, at fifteen minutes past one P. word came that the Governor almost seer iaunsiniie, te office ab St. Jopusbury a Then came the rumor that i ‘bad granted for one week. A little later and it transpi that om receipt of the despatches he had at onco telegraphed arepricve to Windsor until May 4, giving ample time to fully investigate the information of Mr, Downing and givo the condemned man tne benefit of the doubt, THE BOOK TRADE SALE. Yesterday was the heaviest day of the book trade sale at Clinton Hall. 1t was opened with Worcester’s ictionarics from J. B, Lippincott & Co., each edition of which was largely duplicated, The Webster's, trom G. & C. Merriam followed, There were no duplicates in this lot, but the original number was very large. There were 69 unabridged, 1,000 primary, 600 common school, 200 high school and 250 copies of other editions, McDermott’s globes followed, and sold weil, Then came Harper & Brothers, with their large Invoices , | 2 the catalogue There were a number of duplicates in this lot The tibrary of select novels, numbering 470 volumes, was withdrawn {rom auction and offered ‘ata hideral discount at long credit to be sold at prival sale, Tae Abbott books opened Harpers’ invoices, aud sold remarkably well. One hundred and twenty of narlotie Broute’s novels were sold, 23 sets of George Ehot’s novels, ip six volumes; 56 volumes of Charles Noranoil’s works, 100 of ‘Tennyson’ 's complete works. Will Carleton’s Poems were all largely duplicated; 132 copies were sold; 300 of the new Half Hour series. The publications of the World Publishing House were next sold, but not at high prices, These included 87 Chattervox Junior, a large oumber of the World editions of standard authors, in 75 volumes; 60 copies of the Centennial, United States, und 50 of Youatt on the Horse. Heary Holt & Co. sold among other works 20 copies ke u pe od Anthology, 20 of the Milton Anthology, 20 at 77 volum of the well known Leisure Hour jes, inciuding the works of the iamous Russian novelist, Tourgnénofl, and of Hardy, Mrs, Alexander, Droz, Aterbach, The dore Winthrop, Mra, Jenkin, Bjorosen, &c.; 10 sets of six volumes of Holt’s Library of Poetry, 10 sets of Mill’s works, of Taino’s works (also on Holt’s list), bis Fistory of English Literature was the favorite; 17 of three volumes beimg taken; but 10 sets ‘aine’s works, in 13 volumes, were also sold, ates & Lauriat found takers for 100 copies of the very popular Sidome, Among their sales were 10 each of 10 volames of Epocbs of Modern History, and 10 each of 8 volumes of Ancient History. Wiliam Wood & Co, sold 250 each of Brown’s tirst lines of English. Grammar and Brown’s Institutes of Engi'sh Grammar, their other publications, Lockwood, Brooks & Co.'s books followed, all the lots finding takers, though without duplicates.” The sam is true of Macmillan & Co. (wbo sold 100 of their Co: dren’s Treasury, edited by Palgrave, and thee copi of their new edition of White’sSelborne.) ‘Tbompso Brown & Co,’s Bibies, Formulas, &e,, were then di posed of, and Henry Hoyt’s list was taken up, dupli- cates selling of the New Prize Library, the MacDonald Series, and Cousin John's Library, & Virtue & Yorston’s invoice was offered very lato in the day and did not bring good prices. SALE OF PICTURES. At the sale of of] paintings at Schonck’s gallery yes, terday the following pictures were soid and fetched the annexed prices:—Rock Island, R. L, W. M. F. De Haas, $138; Rainy Weather on Loch Lomond, Arthur Parton, $100; On the Juniata, T, Addison Richards, | $107 60; Tho Orportune Moment, Guiseppe Bensa, $222 50; Violets, I. W. Wood, $187; The Happy Fui ily, Fy Schaus, $285; Housing the Ducks, Jam Thos tne Letter’ Writer, August Haxborg, $205; *Tohickon Creek, Thomas Moran, $265; Won't You Speak First? F. Bouoeri, $290; The Morning Meet- ing atthe Trough, Peter Moran and Philip Weber, $300; The First Step, ‘Paul Philipoteaux, $335; Skaiing in Holland, W. Vester, $305; The Singing Lesson, I. J. M. Damschroeder, $240; The Rich and Poor, Rulus Wright, $195; New Englund Home, John Pope, $140. SMALLPOX IN BROOKLYN. About three weeks ago smallpox broke out in the private school kept by the Sistory of Mercy, corner of Willoughby and Classon avenues, Brooklyn. Eighteen children were taken sick with tho dread disease and were removed to the County Hospital, Flatbush, There were about 200 pupils in attendance at the pri- time, There were also val school at the 00 children im attendance at the parochial school, boys and girls, residents of the Seventh and Twenty In order to guard as tar as ible againgt the disease extending among the lat- ter children the parochial school was weeks azo. This precaution, it was belt rove sufficient to prevent the extension of tl Gipernnes has, however own the fallacy of tho supposition, for within the past k no jess than twenty cases of smallpox re been de- veloped in the wards named, all of which have been traced directly to contagion at the school tn question. The Bourd of Health held a special meeting yesterday, at which they considered the subject in detail aud arrived at the conclusion that it would be necessary to take extraordinary measures ip order to stump out the threatened epidemic in that section of the city. Accordingly they appointed four physicians us vaccinators to go from house to house to vaccinate such persous as have not been vaccinated in the past seven years, Of those who were recently ttacked by the ‘disease all with the exception of two or three who had the facilities for being 1solated at their homes were removed to the County Hospital. A TEMPERANCE MARTYR. ‘The Rev. Mr. Opdyke, pastor of the Bethel Methodist church, at Tottenville, was arrested yesterday by Constable Goggin, on a warrant issued by Justice Garrett, of Stapleton, charged with conspiracy. The reverend gentlemancis alleged to have induced parties to make complaints against jous liquor de: the town of Westfield through intimidation, the last case being that of Mrs, Carolino Paterson, who sued Charies Walker, proprietor of the West End Hotel, Tottenville, tor $500, under the Civil Dumages act. it ig understood that 100 or morecompilaints to be made against the different liquor dealers in that towa for selling liquor to habitual drunkards. Mr, Opdyke was beld in $1,000 bail to appear for tri SUMMER HOTEL BURNED. At three o’clock yesterday morning fire broke out In the large hotel building on the 3t, Ronan’s Well prop- erty, Jackson avenue, Flashing. The flames spread with great rapidity, and io a short space of time the building was entirely consumed, together with several outbuildings adjoming. The fire is believed to have been of incendiary origin. A tramp bas been arrested ugpicion of being the tnsendiary. On bis person ily Hiled with kerosene oil, a muales The property was hort time ago, by Senator p owned Jointly, until « | Prince and Mr. Jobn Higgins, when Mr. Higgins be- came tho sole owner, The loss will not fall tar short of $16,000, The premises had been unoccupied for some time past THE WAR ON DOGS. In the Fordham Police Court, before Justice Wheeler, yesterday, Amatdas J. Bosart, living at M rowe, was arraigned on @ warrant in which he was charged with keeping a vicious dog and allowing it to run at iarge unmuzzied, About a week ago the dog | | ran into the street and attacked two children, named ‘er * respectively Jane and Christian Ehman, who were on their way to school, biting both severoly. A brother of the littie boy bnd girl bad since shot at and wounded the brute, but failed to kul it, Several wit nesses testified to having been attacked by the anim: whereupon the Court imposed a fue of $10 on Bosart aod ordered bim to despatch the dangerous hound forthwith. BITTEN BY A MAD DOG. Thomas Smith, aged ton ycars, was bitten yostoraay by a mad dog belonging to the owner of a large sugar house at the foot of Bridge street, Brooklyn. T dog was shot, RICHMOND COUNTY TROUBLES. The Richmond County Supervisors have appointed Messrs. Frean, Lutourette aud Seguipe » committee to make 4 thorough snvestigation of the manner in which the court funds are invested, There are vearly $60,000 in mortgages, including the monoy of widows aud orphans and moneys deposited by relorees. The report to be made by the experts engaged in the ex- amibotion of the accounts of ex-Treasurer Hugh Mc- Roverts, at the next meeting of the Board, will be tinal, [tis now alleged by persons interested that a large propotiion of the nesessments for taxes made for several yeurs pust ov property in Richmond county i¢ uncollectable, and that the property sold for unpaid waxes to the purcha: CONDEMNED MURDERERS, Latti® Rook, Ark., April 6, 1877, A Fort Smith despatch says the Arrapahoe indi condemned to be banged there on the 27th inst, hi bad his set ce commuted to imprisonment for ite in the Mounas . Va.) Penitentia The two negroes heretotore sontenced will be banged on the 2itp of April, INTEREST ON TAXES, ‘The regult of the recent election in Long Island City makes it probable that an attempt will bo made to hurry a pending suit against the Treasurer of that city, Mr. Joba Hovan, for alleged misappropriation o¢ public funds in retaining for his personal use moneys collected for interest on back taxes. The apers were long since presented to Attorney General ‘airchild, ag it was thought best to bring the throogh bim, but the trial h The suit civil one amount allege: nD, who is a democrat, was defeated by another democrat, who ran under un opposition wine of the party, and poet it is said, will press the charges against Jovan. ANOTHER NOYES ARRESTED. The late attorney of the New Jersey Mutual Insur- ance Company, Daniel J. Noyes, was arrested in New- ark yesterday and taken before Judge Depue at the Court House, The charge against him is conspiracy with Stedwell and Brinkerhoot in defrauding the New Jersey Mutual, He was bailed in tho sum of $2,500 to await the action of the Grund Jury, Constable sobn Post becoming his surety op receiving indemnity, A SEWING MACHINE SUIT. In April, 1876, J, W. Smito, an agent of the Reming- ton Sewing Machine Compa attempted to recover possession of a sewing machine which was in the hands of William Palmer, a canvasser, Smith, with the gob the best of the can- ine, lodged him in the y Palmer sued the company ity Court for $10,000 damages for Tne Jury gave bim a verdict stanon house. Y: in the Brooklyn jous prosecution. 0. DIED. Firwy.—On the 6th Inst., at the residence of her son- , Eaward Maione, Mrs, ABIGaL TUCKER FLYNN, in the 76th year o her ag Re ri and friends nre invited to attend the fu- from the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Brook- D., on Monday, the 9th lnst., at ten A, BM. (For Other Deaths See Seeond Page.) G NEWS STEAMERS, OCEAN DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK VOR THE MONTES: OF APRIL ND Mar, “| Liverpool. ‘Liverpool. Rotterdam. | Hamburg. | Liverpool. 4Bowline Green (50 Broagway 161 Broadway 1/87 Broadway 15 Broadway 7 Bowling Grn Bowling Gre 9 Broadway: 5G Broadway [@ owing Green Gl Bronaway »|72 Broaaway 31 Broadway 15 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Gree i Broadway Ue Gy of Berlin. Werer Bowling Green Victoria. 7 Bowling Green Wyomin: Liverpool. .|20 Broadw: Herder, _ 3.) Hamburg, 181 Broutway ALMANAC FOR N NEW YORK—THIS DAY HIGH WATER. 5 83 | Gov, Island... 6 31 | Sandy Hook.....eve 3 13 .morn 2 63| Hell Gate.......eve 6 43 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Bar. /Ther,| ‘State of At Hour, |tnches.| Deg.| Wind.| Weather. Horseshoo.....| Nooa.| NWs|Partiy cldy 4PM Nie] Partly clay 8PM Nwelclear 12 PMI 29:90) NW*1Clear t Fresh. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 6, 1877. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE Sten: fontuna (Br), Beddoe, pool March 28 via ueenstowa 20th, with mdse and’ passengers to Willams & ui Steamer Hindoo (Br), Mills Hall, Mareh 21, with mdse and passengers to C Ms Neckur Willigerod, Bremen Murch 24 1 201 paxsengors to (Ger), and Southampton 27th, with mdse Geiriche dé Cor From the English Chanelle the Bauks had light variable winds und fine weather; thonce easterly winds with moch rain and fog. Steamer ns March 29, with mdse and pi Steamer Ella Kuight, Bear: Bogert & Morgan. Ship Ravoronch (Br), MeLean, Liverpool via Delaware an. ielphia, with mdse to water in Ballast to Gerhurd & Brewer. Hud fine weather. Ship Leonard (Russ), Petrel, Liverpool 43 days, in ballast to Funch, Edye & Co. Suip ‘Sueramento, Wilson, Antwerp Feb 23 and the 7th, wit sto V H Brown & Co, Had 12 $2, lon 6O 23. passed bark 5. ApH J. Int $934, lon 70, in ballast to Yat 85 lon 73, spoke bri ‘Alber Bark Lottie Stewart (Br), {Sluclair, Liveroool 40 days, with mdxe to Snow & Bury Hare Unico (ital), Setiutino, Laverpool 81 days, with walt to orde! B Patrick, London 42 days, in anchored at Sandy Hook tor Twanhoe (of London), Dailast to snow & Burgess. 1s orders, Hark Dante! Draper (Ital). Bortone. Plymouth 43, days with Ching clay to J C Seager, Had tine we: 0 days, with strong NW gale thence “ Isark Troci Dubrovacki (Aus). Tornicovich,, Belfast 63 days, in ballast to order. 7 and 24,/had » heavy NW ieale, in which Lost and ool April 3, bad a heavy RE dates esting’ days, with'much, tog, Bark Urnd Karlovicn from Leith, which was anchored in the lower buy, came up to the city 6th PM, Bark Kate Harding jot Thomaston), Watts, Antwe days, in ballast to Sno r of Virginia, ie je sclir ve Dew taven ate Harding 1s anchored at Saudy Hoon for orders. Bark Atina (Nor), Gunnefsen, Lillesand 63 days, ia bal- Jan to Punch, dye Co. Hadatrong SW gales, Bark Pekin (of boston), Kline, Trieste, 74 dai empty barrels to Pondergrast Bros. Passed’ Gibraltar Feb 24; had fine weather. rk (Ital with fruit Gibraltar Poroelia, Maties 58.4 Kd; Pr moderne her H Kimball, Storer, Messina Jun 13, with frait Brig Ulex to Baring, Bros, 1 to G W Brown, tad tine weather to the Western Islands; since frequent hard 34 73, ind 4 hea trom aut and the brig uf into the SE trough of avery heavy sea and rolled wi broke of under the top. taxing with itt topmast and breaking the main boom, lea usw complete wreck, In mbour half an « rong breeze and was b rigging that we could not brace it ap and bring her to the wind unsil the next day. We then rigved jurvmast, fished mainboon, and pryceeded. | Muny vessels passed ye an Enge ish bark, inquired if we wished ‘any Alt losing spars had hard gale a the erward had fue went! ch strong NW gal Seht Southern Home (Br), Thomas, Pern: such ou with sugar to [LH swilt & Coz vessel to Peuiston & ¢ had fine wenthi NE and SE gales 18 daya, with 3 vessel to Miller Crossed the Equator March 18, 1p lon 40; to Hermuda, thence 9 days with W, and raiv. to, Hopkins, Vointa-P Vatable & Son 1p dare, with snd molasses. of Hatterad ad ‘and NW gales, with heavy head sea; was hove er carried away rpaukervoom nad wastes overboard one barrel of pare 0 ie Sehr sugar 5, off Burne t1y nttachred to 8 wrea Jacksonville 9 days, with Warren Ray. days, with lam- i Virginia, Nume, Somers, Virginia, Sehr J G Wrizht, Seu Sehr MD Cran Bele L A Warford, Bai sinia, Behr O Curtis, Curtis, fielutas PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH, er City ot New Bedjord, Fish, New Bedford for Thetis, You Providence tor New Yorr. . New London wnd Norwich for New Mott Haven, Collins, Cainis for New York, Behr Julin A Tate, Tate, Komerset for New York, Sehr Belle Brown. Kugylton, Kagkland fur New York, Sehr Daniel Webster, Wi pent pete Rardee, Rehr Bela Peck, 7, Kew London tur New Yoru, Bebe T P Abel, ial Ziey stand tor Now Yorn, BOUND EAST. Steamer Delaware, Smith, hah . « for Norwich, Brie Mohawk (Br), Murpliy, N York for St Joh . 1 Bebr Orange Smith, Ferris, ‘Now York (or Porvhesver, Sehr Belt York for Providence. i Salmon Washburn, Hinthawas, “Schr Wells, Wells, New York for Providence, peed " Sickerva son," Rew York jor Providence. jandali, Port Johnson for Boston. fiynor, Mitchell, Port Johnsoo for Boston, ‘Aiboi, Baltimore for Boston. Winchester & Vo, CLEARED, Steamer Britannic (Br), ‘Thompson, Liverpool vis Queens Seamer: Cuuy of Dalla, Ilines, Fernandina via Port Royal, SU—C H Mallory & Cra Se tintet, Davie; Wilmington, Del—Able! Abbott. 8 OBi Philadeloiia—las Hand. dale, jhe bamecen (ii), Lefont, Shanghxi-Vernon H Brown Ship Constance (Br), James, Greenock—Tupper & Beat- the. oy Abner I Benyon, Watts, San Ffancisco—Simonson & lowes, Hark Amie Florence (Br—formerly bark tepaee Adelaide and Sydne: iy nat ate (Br) whine « Bark Anne “Nor. Larsen, Antwerp—Funeli, Edye & Co, Bark Teans (Ger), Hillems, Havre~-Chas Culing® Bark Germania (Port), Oporto and Lisvon—Hagemeyer A Nelson & Bruno. Bark TH Armstrong, Mauran, Cadiz—C Comstock & Co. Bark Girolmina (Ital), Jecearino, Leghorn—Lauro, Storey Bark Talman (Br). Brae, Burbados—Dwight & Platt. Bark Kato Willia . Boston—Parsons & Lou Brie Catlque (ir), Cox, Bahia vin Richmond, Va—Geo F Balle; ‘ (Be), Lamlens, Port Sonia Trinidad) —Ha1- Brig Ameri ton, Watson & © Brig Annie Br), Wallace, Mi , PR—John Zittlosen. Bi i Henry Trowbridge, Wybomen Ponce, PR—Lothrop & Bri ay ¥ Merry, pena eh Havana—J E Ward & Co. Bei Gal rh (Bs [ansen, Santiago—James E Ward Brig Eacort (Br), Browne, St Johns, NF—Geo F Bulley. worl ae (Br), Rodenbeiser, Bridgewater, NS—Hatton, ‘atson & Brig W ‘Nii Cloments, Lewis, St Jobo, NB—Richard 3.0 Le “chr Victor, Crocker, Maranbam—@ Amsinck & C ir Muggle Abbott, Abbots. St Johns (Antigt BIJ Wenberg. Sehr Louisa Wilson, Holt, 8t Johns (Antigua)—Thomas Donnison. sepa G Drew, French, Port Mahon, Ja—A H Solomon & “Schr Wardwell, Birnbaums, Cape Haytion—Wileon & “Mayor Jones, Spaulding, Harbor Island—B J Wen- 0. : Eliza B Beard (Br), Ferguson, St Johns, NF—AT Julia Clinch (Br), Maloney, St Stephens, NB—Jed 1¢ (Br), Britt, St John, NB—A T Heney. ‘acne Jane Emson, Pei Charleston—Evans, Bull & Co. Sehr John Mosser, Rhoad Norfoik, Va—lsuac R Sta- PiSehe MJ Lagghton, Hallowell, Bostcn Chas Sloop Mary Elisabeth, Lew! owls, Sayorook—feackert vE Bro, SAILED. ers Acadia (Br), tor Glasgow; City of Dallas, Fer. ; Reading, Philadelphia: ships Locksley’ Hall Otto and pecans (Nor), Antwerp: Pem- London; Mestenger, Woosun: tol Nor), ior), Wit den) ; Kmbla (Nor br Pernambuco: Ragunild (Nor), Havre; Skatan (Sw), (Br), Marseilles; > J Bogart (Br), B saci and Happy Home (Br), —--; origs R mA; Scot's Craig \Hr). Queenstown or Falmo F; Francoforse ul, Bale sche Wm Wilson, 3¢ ‘Alto aniled, vark Kistnore for New Zealand; brig J F Merry, Havana. MARITIME MISCELLANY, Barx Capiz (Nor), from Pensacola for London, wrecked on North shoals, Torenees, ‘March 26, is reported to be « total loss; part of materials and cargo say Bank Agate, Brown, from NeW York, which arrived at Shanghai March 8 leaky, struck the tects off Boe Islands Jan 35 and damaged rudder badly, lost main keel fore and ‘aft wud injured bottom. Bank WitweLx Kisker (Ger), Burmeister, for Hamburg, whlch ot ushore on the bar on the 24%h ot March, returned to Wilmington, NO, April 4, to undergo some ‘necessary Fepairs. Nao will have vo twke out her cargo. for that pure pose. Ban Matiitpx (Sp), from Pensacola, at Cette March 24, lost bulwarks. sails and received other dainage on the pass: axe. Brio Cromarty (Br), Mefntosh, from London, at Cotte March 24, lost jibboom, maindoom aud salls on the passage. Buio Stax, Cook, from Brunswick, Gn, for Rio Janeiro, put into Bermuda March 2, leaking badly. Scur Vero, trom, Hensacole for Mhiladelphta, before re- ported ashore Keef, Fin, floated March 30. with main keel gone, rudder badly injured, bottom badly chafed, and was grounded xgaln. ers were engaged lighter: ing her. Scur Gxw Suenipax, dence, got ashore at the mouth ut New Luadon’ harbor, PM April 5, and was towed off AM April 6, leaking. she will repair tit New London. Scun Hartix PERRY, while being towed ont of New Bed- ford Sth inst, parted the line attached to the tng, and deitted tuto ache, Abigail Haynes, of Ellesworth, Me, stay- ins in the latter's bulwarks and breaking some stanehious, The Hattle Perry's stera was slightly injured, but proceeded to Philadelphia, Scun Piestwina, Kenniston, from New York for Vinal Haven, returned to Edgartown. April with lost of jbboom and oretopmast and ioremasi, head sprung off Cape Cod morning o Will repair temporarily and proveed Souk, Ceagei.a Jewett, loaded with coal, was taken in tow at Bucksport, Me, April 2 for Bangor, and wi tived at Winterport quickly, diled wad’ sunk, The Schoonet was ruised on the Su sad the water pumped out of er. Barce Cuxs. ake, of Clyde's vice ey freight line, before reported unk by collision with the ferryboat Suffolk, off pler 33 B as raised yesterday by the Baxter Wreck- iugCompany, and pamped out and Huated by sheir wreck: ing steamer John Faller. Bostox, M: April 6—The wreck of » ts! found at Winthrop, Mass, to-day. It is from Middletown, Ct, for Provi- —The steamer B &J Baker arrived the wreck of the Norwegian bark shor Pape Henry, with the greater r portion of he muterint saved from that vessel. Baker returned to the wreck lust night, Sax Francisco, April GA rumor prevailed in this city this morning that ihe stemmer City of Sydney, wh here for A . had been’ burned nt ton, bus advices. by the City of York are that she ar- rived at Honoluin with « Haw in ong of her pistous and pro coeded on her voyage with one engine. 1G Vassxt—The sehr Nimbus, which sailed from Liverpool, N8, for Barbados, with a cargo uf fish and lum- ber Jan 19 bas npt since been heard irom. She is now out of time, being two months and twenty days out. bu: vamol was built at Liverpool. NS, in 8TH ie 134 sone t JV and J H Doxter, fax, for $4,Q@00 $2,400, Quick Passace—Th : as just made anotber rapid run—vis, tro rhamonco and back, deeply laden both wa; and 8 days. Thoma) NOTICE TO MARINERS. 1, that w: pe ‘The ledge isa aud is @ great annoyance to shipping. Brown, ot bark Agate, at Shanghae, March * Jan 25; ie77, stewek ¢ is 8, re- (Bust. sone to'Chind and Japan). which, ic eebarts. ate ini down an deep water, ‘These islands are laid down in 1 10 8 and 12830 £, butin my opinion. they extend iurther to the southward and eastward, and there are shoals making off by vation to L 1434 8, und most 1d by coral reefs. Depth of waver 2, 2%, 25% Between Boe Island and Poon Iniand ar ck w i about trom the form ‘Between the two westward of w, densely wooded, @ anchorage in 12 tathoms of there {s good WHALEMEN. Arrived at New London April 6, sehr Florence, from South Shetlands, with oil and seal skins, to discharge. “Arrived at Sinzxpore Feb 17, bark , Bourne, of NB, ¢ (and remained in port Fe pt Lavers, of bark Thos Pope, of NB, at 3280 8, lon 4010 W, reports hav: V Morgan, Tin do, nothing t! of Westport 16th, Adeline ford, King, of NB, evenstle NHW, for Hong Kong, 125 ship, Hanlat (Br), dulnn, from Manila (Dee 20) for New York J fe 4, lato 105.) 04 48 Bhip ‘Millicent (Br), Newcastle, NSW, on 24 15 W. Dee 7 tor Lon- eported spoken Dee 15, tat Waite, from 33, lon 3130 for san Franeise bark Chatmett don, Feb 7, lat Feb 6, lat 318). Back British Constitution (Br). Fvensen, from Colombo Hark Loch Ken (ie, Franeisev, Jan 6, off River Vlaste Hark Stormy Petre! (Br), fra rope, Jan 22, lat 53 39 8, lon irk Seyulia tiny, ance, from Cnilao for Falmouth, Jan 18. i se coven, Fromm Giese ievwdate, Boston, Aqitt nce, Rathburn, from Mobile for Boston, March abellon de Pies tor Eu- jand. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS April 6-Sailed, fled. bark Festina Lente (Nor), York Beurast, April 6—Arrived, bark Norton (Br), Davies, Darien Sutled Oth, ship Livingstone (Br), Crosby, United States. Buxwex, April 6—Arrived, barks Antoinette (sw), Ski Philadelphin; Schiller (Ger), Gloistein, Onarieston, Bonpuav, April 4—Sailed, bark Crusader, Gorham, New York. Bitnoa, March 31—Sailed, bark Guehen (Fr), Boulon, United Stat Canpiry, April 6-Sailed,. ship Swallow, Howes, 5 pore. Caatiant, to April 6—Satled, barks Francesco (Ital), New York; Rosina Bruno (Ital), Jaccariny, do. Dustin, April 6—Arrived, ship Helicon, Howes, Sav Francisco. GLascow, April 6—Sailed, ship City of Perth (Br), Tor* vance, San Francisco, Ouenattan, March 31—Salled, bark Gtuseppina B (Ital), Raggiero (trom Algiers), New York. Heit, Apri! @—Arrived, ship Martin Scott (Br), Kerr, San Francisco. Mamsona, April @—Arrived, bark Geflon (Sw), Johnsen, Phitadeiphia, Sailed Stb, bark Albertine (Nor), Ginckstadt, New York. Hutvoxt, April S—Arrifed, bark Schmuckert (Ger), Sie- benlust, Wilmington, NC. Livenroot, April 6—Arrived, steamer Mayaguez (Sp), Cirion, New Ories hip Ronochan (Br}, Thompson, Mo- bile. ‘ falled Sth, shipe Glen Monarch (Br), Chilcott, Doboy; 6th, isaac Webb, Urquhart, New York; brig Emma L Shaw (Br), Macomber, de (bosh not previously). + Also sailed 6th, ships Wiliam (Br). Journeay, New York Therese, Shaw, do; bark C & Robinson (Br), Bree Gloucester. Lissox, to April 6—Arrived, brig San Prisco ara. Caf yd to Gth, brig Linds (Ital), Costa, New York. Lzitu, April G—Arrived, bark Prudentia (Nor), Gjoruld- sen, Savannah, ‘ Monrnosx, April G—Arrived. bark Aguile (Nor), Ander- ten, Darien, Mussina, March 31—Salled, bark Mary Pratt, Savin, Ne York, Newny. April 4—Arrived. bark Magdalena Prima (Ital), Pisanetti. Baitimore, Pirmoutn, Aprii 6—Arrived, ship sacola, Qvurnstows, neisco; barks Livingstone (\ Unione (Ital), Acardi, Baltimore. Suiled 6th, steamers Germanic (Br), Kennedy, Brassels (Bro, Watkins (from Liverpool), former at 10:30 AM), SaNtanpex, April 1—Arrived, bark Mozart (Nor), Albert sen, New Yorn, « Loxpow, April 6—Ship Edita, Manson, from Manila for New York, has put into Singapore leaky, and mus? dis. charge for repairs. Liverroot, April 6—Ship Shand (Br), Sangster, from New York for London, foundered at sea, in lat 43, lon 34, mer Mayagues (3p), from New Orleans, (The Shan mo was as fol. 2382 bbls rosin, 100, hhds tallow, 75 tlerces beef, 206 bbls wax, 1803 logs liguam- 100 hhds carbon, 73 logs cedar, 100 boxes drugs, 30 2000 oars and 4478 staves, The 3 registered 978 tons and was built at Liverpool in 1851, whence she bailed.) je (Br), Luxton, Pen- April G—Arrived, ship Conqueror, Gould. ), Borwits, New Or- nd City of w York (the FOREIGN PORTS. Axras, Feb 23-1n port, bark Teekalet, Tracy, for United Kingdom, ready for Ravin (Hayw!, March 19—Seiled, schr Emolino G Sew yer. Hall, New York, Baracoa, March 24—Arrived, sche Curtls Tilton, Shep- hord, Philudelphia. Byanvpa, March 26—Arrived, bark Croydon (Br), Heath, Liverpool: brig Star, © rinswick, Ga, for Rio Janoiro, sal a 224, sche feng st O'Brien, Halifax; 24th, bark 7 im Porto Unbello), New York; Bris Glance Gi), Hill, dos veh Mary A Power, Wiley, Car- bri Bosen E Voorhis, Fulford, York), Algiers; janelle, gals 20th, Manuel R Cuza, fromm ‘ew York), It Arrived, ship Protous (Br), Todd, St John Ni, vie itniites, Warne. ne date—Arrived, slip Wm D Lawrence (Br), Ellis, Pabellon de P Hoa Kona, M. 3 itn port, terk Western Belle, Fish, for Manila ang New York or Bost Maren 9- Going in, bark D O,Murray, Fulle ies do; barks Spica’ (Ger), for do, a DON, April 2—Arrived, bark Canuing (Br), Mitebne: alifua Laauarra, March 20—Arrived, sche J M Fitzpatrick, Cannon, Philadelphia. Maxita, Feb 23—In port, ships Ladoga, Pierce, for New York; Edith, Mat ONTKGO eae Je Starch 22—Arrived, sehr Chilion (Br), ‘ork, Barker. March 19— cities port, schr Fannie Pike, Kil- z ; 2 “ +¥ * “2 2 32 Be ee seat = ES x! ‘i nid (itt), —, Lainenbure, NS Suiiod Murch’ If, acl Nellie Ghase, Pandie, Newnurgpore 24. aches Pilot's Bride, Hldridge, for a port sik. La o; WG Morely, Uram iy; Fanuy Flint, Warten ; Ellen (Br), —, ‘Querxsrows,JMarch 5—Arrived, slp Lizzie C Troop(Br), Corning, Patache; Marathon (Br), Gilmore, Point Lobos, Sincarons, Feb 22—In port, back Hera (Ger), Petschke, @ Minne (Ger), Kalssers, for Boston? arrived 16th. for » Hong’ Konj for New Wr Phillips, Healey, from Tientsen. StJonx, NB, April, 4—arrived. amer Scotia, Lind- guester. Liverpool rin Utitux: barks Seaward, McGregor, teen Harry Baillie, Wi G Grace K Cloud (B: Loary, Penarth; brig Adria ‘Be, Zachary, Kenmare. (Pum Sreawer Necean! Alcoa Bay, Feb 19—Arnived, Jas A Brown, Greenish, Port Natul. Bauaus, March 24—Arrived, Am ica (s), De Limon, New Braunschweig (s), Borpratx, 3 22—Sailed from Panillac, John ¥ beets vf MeMillan, Cayean Jennie Cushman. John- |, Comtesse Duchatel, Dupont, New Orleans; RT Chevalier, Pascagcula, Vent to sea from Royan Ge se, Florence C1 hipman, W jams, for Cardiff. Arrived, Centennial, Bearse, Calcutta; iverpool d, Ellen M Golder, Megathlin, 14 — Arrives sailed 2 Efe Sgr sept (s), Romany, Gibraitar fatlor Price, Jeffus, St John, ‘ormo: jimon, for Pas- Glasxow. Dk Co Coun, Henry, Sydney. Coanavex, March “4—Sullad, Chieftain, Palton, Phile- March 24—Arrived previously, Matilda, Frens, in E Voorbis, Fulford, Telli- Galle. at Saugor, Cora, Coombs, hin Arrive chan, Crowell, Feb 23, British Kmpire, Mather, New Yorks Knight Commander, Smith, San Francisco: 20th, City of Boston, Crosby, Chittagong, Reporter, Spring, Dundes; Walter D Wailets, td, Falmouth (hi reported for New York) Dxat, March 24—P: for Sian Francisco, 25the Thos & Goddard, Stith, Dunkirk for C ed 25, Abbie B, Coftill, tor New York (and put back Duxcexres, March 24—In from Hull for Anjier. Dartwourn, March 25—Put in, Armanella, Popham, from Portland, O- Dvuain, Mareb 26—Arrived, Jobn Irge: Francisco. Donkin, M si 25—In the roads, Regine Cali, Messac, from san F "A Goddard, Smith, Cardifl h 22—Off, Sonnadond, Pust, from Wil- |. Ortelton. Cole, Vianna, ailed 13th, Dev jn Wait lewroun Gravesexn, March 2Ssiied, Landl Ficlen, Philadel- Sehi 6th, Plora, for Halt ‘St Charles, Smalley, bark Agostine (Ital), Repelto, @ roads, Verona, Wilson, , Mortensen, San mington for St Fievgira, March J n, Copenbagen x bh 21—Satled, Caledonia (s), Ailison, Leghora (where the arrived 22d and'suiled 234 for Riv Marina), 1 224 2, Pazano, Philadelphin. rel: 28~ Arrived, Geo V. Duncan, Jordon, Sam- New. York Sangy How Mnsmore, U Ri Hilton, + Hara reton; Konnacnns, Charlie, Irvine, Liverpoo. Livexroou, March 25-—Arrivad, Algerie (9), Watson, New York Padunis Pucker, Sebuiz, Da Salted ath, Vedde Walker Armington, « Jr, Hooper, Uburehill, Shel: burng: Albat x Seek, Baltimore; | Intent, Forbes, Pilgcim, Fonte, Cardiff and Hong sSieaged Dich, Motitrent, Coaltleet, Manteport; Alfa, Mala Royiat ¢ f, Roving, 34 Jolie, NF: t, Mor x ee DC ouper, Liverpool for Bom 1 Laxpox. March 24—Acrive Blake, Bull River 20th, Laelia W, Woodward, Amal, Lanoe int Renmark. ) at alin (8), Mann, New Teared, railnman Peerless (of Liverpoul) , Quel aherar, March 26—Arrived, Phaet jon, Scheel, San Frau- cre tuenwo, Murch 20—Aerived, Sidonian (3s), Edwards, Messina, ed 16th, Olympia (9), Rait, New York: 17th, Mentor, Olsen, Piladelpbin; 20th, Maddalena, Piraino, Baitin Siide, Maye 23—Arrived, Annie, Jenkins, Balumore 24th, Lorton Vale, Hellig, do. St Naxatke, Mare 23—Arrived, Lisle Fenuell, from do Lisrox, March 20—Arrived, Butler, diltern pres Hosa eres Gerd Yarmouth, i, Hermon, Stephen, Java the Hermon, Dillon, orted, rom Calcutta for joleeth, New York; rors, Feb 10--Arrived, Kol, Phillips, Hewles. Hons as rr téen, W Suited Ith, August, Ries, Mare 36—Oif, Madre % trom Hull for P' Wrymocti, adelphia. “AMERICAN PORTS. BOSTON, Apri 0 Arrived ate steamers Saxon, Snow, Philae W T Weaver, ew York, sebr'J T Bn. Be ship CU Chapa Robinson Crusces wel golpdin, Neptune, Berry, (malas ¥ A Alien, Seotlund, ¥ Morris, W: HALIIN ‘Arrived, stonmers Hibernian (Br), “Arelier, Howes, Boston, ee, W Woodward, Young. New York; barks Kong Carl (Nor), Hansen, London; Nuovo Dovero (sal), Campldonien, Dub: fo Pasre ital), Hallestra, santunder; sche Kobert icholson, Nan ‘ lexmers Carolina (3 |, Provi tra, Liverpool; inelana, Bowe: + ee stil tame Wiissien: gnaoat ig Ankers, Nokomis, L 28 Ga, Maree Sl. Biking, kadinn, ry hg ig ee Poy i 'Z—Cleared, schr Aunlo E Glover, Podger New ¥ BELFAST, March 30—Sailed, Coombs,” Revkport to lod for Jacksonville PRTie Mate haere, Witnineton, NO} Joseph, Riley. $ Brunw a ‘atch, sc "April tet, aun a vies Rydon, chun feud tof nave jorge W Jewett, Jewett, ae OE avers ney Me ry josep! Gre, Baker, Allen. New York vi WAR pill G—Arri ood, Halting; schre Ht M ‘Buel, Trolam Bostoes javanuah. h 15-—Sailed, schrs Ximena, Thom th, do. ch Li Eboatrowy, An ‘3—The vos the exception of schrs ide, © bs, New Yoru aa, Cooma Lark iillen Teabelle (Fr), DUBRS ANDINA, April awh (By Blagdon, Windsor Xb Re Sara nd, webr uatee Ban ae FORTRESS MONROR, April G—Pased in, bark Bet Se Toathin tor Balt 3 Stormy Fi Petre for do: (Non), Olsen, ett gies ‘do, 0 eoely fer" Bal iio Graiky Core rigs Emilio 5 Green, for Demerara (batt from Balu Sailed—Barks Fal O'Brien Bn. Ea Baltimore; Nordenskjold (Sw!, tor Assleaes —Schr Geo Peabody, MeCahan, Richmond for Cara Vai y RIVER April 3A; wees Del apie St) cers chet! rh Te Arrived, wehr Addie Besa ow 3 aiid PMhip Riverside. Woodward (trom Cherbourg), ol R2 a: itn ts 6—Cleared, bark Wilhelm Weger (Ger), ists yrodt, € OR mire ir ners PO Whipple, Hunter, Ruse aguit Schr teanie Wood on. Pisznt rrivod, steamer Hannover (Ger), 6th. hacagata men vit Tiavres 1d—steatner ramets (Br), Portman, wre cr ark Pedro, Taadetet sop) . Liverpool sche ‘Stattio W Atwood, ‘Newcomb, Croo> Hampton Court (Ger), Bruggem adeny : javros re ‘eile steamer Algiers ref 8 Gettysburg and Uhiand (Gers barks G W Sweeney Herdis (Nor): brig Grant (Ai NEW BEDFORD, April S—Arrrived, steamer Leopard, Albertson, Philadelphia, Ralied—Sohr linttie Perry, Chase, Philadelpbia (see Mise cellany: NAGRAGANSEET, RI, Apel + | Dayeh J Island Harber, oxene Diverty, rows: Lucy D NEWPORT, Abril4, P M—Anived, schrs, Bar Hawor, Providence for Virginia (und sailed 5th), Salted, US steamer Cactus, Latham, up the ri ity, aifer resetting the buoy on Arentou's Reef; sel Hazzard, for pei, A M—Sailed, ef Watchful, Gill, East Greenwich for ew ‘ork, In port, schrs John W Tall, Jr, Gheen, from Mhitad phiu: Ads Barker, Dobbins, trom Sagua for Portland nie & Edith, Hartlett. saltimore for Boltust ; ML Var w York for Deninispo WW LONDON, ‘April S—walted, schr E Fowler, New sa heralp April 2—Arrived, ships Transit, Fats ns: Merentor (Nor), M Hyatt Fatornowsy, RK *Rolow-Hielg Cleares ship Lisste Moses, Co x, Hill, Liverpe fh Wind (Br iol: Leetra (N Stl Sipe (Nor), ee a nF (Sw), Liverpoo! Geri, Collins, Havana; sche Aime hee Wiite New York. Cleared—Ship Stewart Freeman (Br), Flint, Greenoel barks La ee ies (Br), Irvine, Plymouth: He! (Nor), Enelrethsen, Antwerp: Charlotta(sw). Gun Liverpool sarah Mandel (ir), Stephens, ‘Dublin; sche Susan, Gnrdner, Havana, Y. of Austin, ). vORT . Be Cinenbelte, Verkins, Bilbo ed—Barks Hepetto bis ER Gea mesenace. Dublin: Alberigo Gentili (Ital), scbrs ts) , Round Fond, Mes , we ius, jarrisburg, Worth, Boston: Ai ‘ork; bark Sophie Gioroiee ‘hrs Annie L Loc! wopd St John, Express ls doy A bs es, Hedyaot Marl rail, New Hedtord; Hel Haliaday, ‘Canary, Somerset; W IL Shine |, Cams ae cleared, bet mer Perkiomen, Plerce. Portsmonth ; Dark Sara (Au andrich, mouth ; brig Five Brotierss andally « ayer fr, Cummin; Albinger, News 0 , do Marblehead. Perkiomen and Ann Elisa, lew Blitn, Richi Andries, V Lhe bark Korsfarer (Nor), Jacobsen, Bristol, os in ballass. Suiled—Ship Cashier \Br), for Musquash; barks Joe Rauers (Gers, for Bremen: Sirlan Star (89), for Bt Joho; Unlove 8 (Ital), lor Queenstown: ia, for Ha- schrs PI Hldinthropist, Tor Watitnoe : ‘ Pinindeiphia in slit rT ‘er, oun crawaltc tor te ree oy, Wbiladet ply Arrived, scbr HL Now York, (Br), Liverpool; sche ured, E May PRO’ or seurien April 5—Arrived, schr Wm Bement, Har. ris ata ited — ans Carver, Williams, Now Yor eu) 8 Wright, N Virgial olden, Bitzabethport 3 Isabella Tho ral ens, Hardy, Port To amer City of New York, Ca 3 ephus, Rogers, New York. en Vaughan titty: Porte SESTTUR. March 28—Afrived, buck Montana, Peterson, Sau Francisco via Port Townsend, Sailed—Bark Revere, San Francisco, SEABECK, March 27—Arrived, bare Dublin, Howe, San Francisco rrived, bark President Dase achrs Daniel Pierson, Pierson, nip Corastias FH} leyer, Bensecole;. bark C oe tiene, Bi 3 Paragon, Shute, Bark Athlete (Br), Hutchinson, Sbelburne for GTON, April 4—Arrived, schrs Lavina, Hagia pore rk for Geenport. (and sailed Sth) ; Ontario, d ur Prov Sth—-Nalted. sehr Mary N VISEVARD WAVEN. A ‘ Wiion Drige Uipsey ‘Queen (Br); Arcus, Frontier, Mu rigl (Br) ILMINGTON, NC, Aprit 4—arrivea, steamer Regus own yw York, Hark Bilen Hols (Be), Be from Kingston, oxwextan bat ‘i. ned—H Withetms Kisker (Ger), Burmeister, for nbure, fo Cleared Sehr, Carr, rk Porsei ceRneny, Apri éaaen oa, sobr Heading Kultroud No 3, Adam: rt Johoson, TARE ‘pet pe he ome Pletf H Mifflin, Ferris, iehorsan, Boston. 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