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

10 NEW YORK ‘HERALD, ‘TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1877—TRIPLE _ SHEET. Marvin J. Merchaut, Commissioner of Deeds, at No, “OH CROWN OF THORNS” | sme eee 2 Miss Anna Dickinson Weaves One for the New York Critics. ALLEGED PREJUDICE «OF ©THE PRESS, A Combined Assault on the Play and the Player. “HELL HATH NO FURY LIKE ——.” ————— ‘When the curtain fell upon the closing tableau of the ‘play of “Anne Boleyn” last night, at the Eagle Theatre, ‘Miss Anna Dickinson mado ber appearance bebind the foottights, still in tho costume of that {ll-fated queen, aud according to her announceinent procecded to “criticise the critics.” ‘Anna Dickinson,” said she, as she bowed in acknowledgment to the applause which grooted her, “scarcely knows herself before you ina Dionde wig and with a make-up, but let it pass, as she doesn’t wish to trespass further on yourtime, 1 think,” she continued, “that if I have ‘been known for anything among you, and I doubt nota great many men and women who are ore to-night have heard mo on tho lecture platform, - fl am known for anything, 1am known as a defender of the wronged and the oppressod. (Applause.) Canaidly and honestly, 1 know of no more thoroughly ‘wronged person in some respects this night, in this town, than the woman who stands before you.”? Miss Dickinson ‘then proceeded to read extracts from a New York paper of yesterday concerning her pertermance, and said that sho would try to talk of borself as of a person whom she had not known before, “Candidly,” said she, “I think that my efforts and my long years of fuithtul servico— Buccess{ul service before the public—ought to /eurn for me a kindly and generous criticism and Judgment at the bands of intolligont men and women fn whatsvever 1 might attempt. My lie on the plat- form some years ago secmed essentially ended—for one reason, because 1 was so hopelessly broken in health (though it was not necessary fur me to an- mounce that fact to the public) that it was difll- eult for mo to endure the hardships Incidental to trevelling from fitty to one thousand miles per week fas a lyceum lecturer. It is not necessary for me to go o ull the grounds why I came to the stage. Suffice it to say that one year ugo last spring I did go on the _@tage in Boston. I made my appearance at the Globe “Theatre in May last.”’ : SHE KKLATES URR EXPERIENCE IN BOSTON, Jt ad been asserted, Miss Dickinson said, by the Now York papers that she objected to tho criticism of their eritics, That was not so. She objected merely to doliberate falsification, nothing else. She mude her first appearance in Boston, she said, belore 3,000 people, who constituted a not very well disposed audience, since the people who had most love for ber on the latform were the least willing to see her loave it. here was not one among the thousands who had heard her in this country who did uot regret to see form 1or the stage, They did not b perlormance, and her au- Wence was a cold, critical, atirless, discrimi. Miss’ Dickmson declared that shi theatre-goor, and had often travelled throe hundred miles for the sole pur- of witnessing a periormance, and test of a fuccessiul performance had always beon—aud she thought her nearers would tostify that it was a true one—its cordial acceptance by an audionce, Elaborat- jog this point at somo louetn, Miss Dickinson pro- @eeded to declare that she was not present fo defend hor play, The play and its playing would have to stand or tall on their own merits without any word of hers: *‘I am here,” sho sald, ‘in my old character of champion of the truth and of tho oppressed.” (Applaase.) She then re- counted the incidents attendiny the production of her lay in Boston and the disadvantages under which she bored In making ber appeurance there. ‘THK MEASURE OF SUCCESS “I bave the nume, | believe,” she said, “of being a ‘very strong woman, of caring very little whatis said or thought of me, When | came for the first time before the Boston public I came with only four rehearsals of an entirely new piece 1n an entirely new role, and was 80 ‘worn, 80 Jretted, so utterly miserable, thut in the two weeks preceding 1 had lost over seventeen pounds in weight. I had been absolutely without food—sincée I vould not swallow then—tor more than seventy hours.” ‘Miss Dicksngon said that when the curtain rose upor her play that night sho determined to upply her old test to its reception. The curtam was rung up twice at the end of the first act, but she did not permit her- self to call that a success. But when the “curt had been rung up after ¢ of the succeeding acts and fell upon the last with 700 ‘standecs”’ still in their places, and the en- Lire 8,000 people with tears streaming from their eyes rose with thrilling voice to call ber belore the curtain five successive times with shouts and outeries, she suid, this 18 ‘a success, (Applause) Everybody in Boston went home believing she was # success. THE MISCHIEF MAKERS. The local papers the next day noticed the play and ‘the player very favorabiy, ana everybody contiaued to Delieve thev were a success until the New York papers reached the city at five o'clock on the fol- lowing afternoon. They were unanimous in ‘peaking of the performance as “‘utrocious’? and “vile,” and declared that tue débutante could not act, Miss Dickinson repeated that sho did not object to their giving their own opinions, but sne did object to their saying that that Boston audience regarded her as a failure, It did not, very man uod woman went ovt of that house,” said she, ‘knowing that ‘witb all my faults, cradities and manifold matiers to be learned and unlearned I had the elements of what would go to muke a successful actress.” Alter playing for two woeks to a steadily Increasing audience before that “severely criticai, cold, cautious, satirical and superfinely cultivated city of Boston,”’ she went through New Englaud, Managers and papers treated her kindly, and suid if she were not & Success that she was sure to win one, Despite of this the ‘tender critic” of the 7ribune wrote again frome two weeks later sterating bis former false stutement concerning her and her perfurm- ance, without having in the meantime seen he lt was Lot a far and just and honest tuning to do for a critic to elaborate a two column article two weeks alter he had szen an actress play. ‘lt not generous, it was not manly, it was hot just.” (Applause. ) The speaker then read for something like half an hour extracts from a heap of newspaper clippings from New York papers of the date When sho made her appearance in Boston as well as thoxe of last week wien she began to y here. These wore all severely adverse to her acting, and Many of them condemned the piay itself in emphatic terms. Miss Dickingou made u running commentary vf sarcastic wit us she empbasized the more strik. ing passages of coch, and as an offset declared that the Western papers almost upvanimously applauded herseif and the play, and that Heury Watterson vad declared it to be the finest bis- torical drama of modern times, She mentioned a long list of papers which sho said had praised her acting and the play, Sbe read trom a criticiem publisned in the Henao of Tuesday last a passage questioning the propriety, from a roligious stundpoint, of calling the play “A Crown of Thorns.”’ and another extract criticising Miss Dickinson's pro- Dunciation. “I would uot,” suid she, ‘ear to put my , Tehgion and my pronunciation against the bigotry and Drogue of the man who wrote that article.” HER STRUGGLES IN NEW YORK, Miss Dickinson , said she expected, when sho reached New York, to find her old and Preciative lecture audiences, but the papers had | @ wall between her and her old public. | dilated upon the difficulties ander which | the play was produced here, “It was suid,” she continued, with evident emotion and a broken voie, ‘that I fought the papers, that I denounced the critics, that I placed = my- sell wn antagonism to the pavers — and he public, Good inends,”’ she said, pathetically, “what could this one cmull, sick, weak, miserable, crushed, heartbroken woman do in oppusntion to the combined pupers and the bitter prejudice they had surred up against me in this place? 1 did not tight them. God knows I didn’t want to fight them, 1 was almost crushed, but I struggicd on us If will strogglo on, because, huving taken up my work in lite to do, I | put it not down unul I erly full”? ‘This passage wat decliimed with great omphasis and ended 1p what was almost «sob, The audience broke > cheers and applause which lasted for at least a minute, A DEVENCE OP THK DRAMA, Miss Dickinson then entered upon a culogy of the theatre, deciuring that at a time Whon not a newspaper ip the country dared to publish a line against slavery theatres, by piaying ‘The Uctoroon” and “Unele Tom's Cabt aroused public indignation great evil. She referrod to a number of id spoke in terms of high praise of eons they inculcated, 1 were,”’ sho said, ‘to set my lance im rest again to he against abuses, it should not be levelled at the theatres but at the newpapers.” In conclusion she remarked, “I have suid my say in somewhat dis- bn fashion, but 1 think you all understand 1, 4 read what. the New York papers say of my play and then sit in judgment on it; but give Anna Diekinson a chanco with her’ own work, Go and see it, and voll your neighbors to go and see it; listen to itand then if you condemn, An a, Dickinson has not one word to say in opposi- tise Dickinson began hor address shortly before eleven o'clock, and it Was miduight when sho con- cluded, AN UNSUCCESSFUL L BURGLARY. Burglars last night gained an entrance into tho office of Fisher & Bird, at No. 101 Bast Houston street, A them, but they were unable mong A nage pasivek 08 (he sale was 8 Warren street, has been adjudicated « voluntary bankrupt on his own petition, and the matter has beep referred to Register Williams. Amonm the creditors the following have the largest claims:—Manufactureis and Merchants’ Bank, $4,825; Mr. Reuben Merchant, $4,000; Mrs. Frank Merchant, $2,800; estate of Reu- ben Merchant, $2,788; William Gee, $2,200; Thomas Merchant, $2,000, The total indebteduess 1s about $82,000. The nominal assets are inuch larger, but consist of Tennessee lande, uncollectable debts and cluims and prom:syory notes. The application for a discharge from bankruptcy of Louis P, Whiteman, late of the Orm of Whiteman & hose glass dealers, at No. 39 Warren stroet, camo before Register Ketchum yesterday, and as there was bO Opposition on the part of the creditors the register will report favorably on his discharge. A meeting of the credit of Frisbee & meter, dealers in fancy goods, at No. 377 Broadway, was held yesterday at the office of Register Williams to prove their debts and choose an assignce in bankruptcy. Twenty-seven creditors proved claims amounting to dary — Lavinia $40, gest. being the following Laveny, $10,000; Metropolitan National Bank. $5,855 ; EM. ‘risbee, $5,340; Autfmordt & Co., $2,948; Kibbe, Chatlee, Sbrive & Co., $2,920. Mr, George H. Shrive was Fy rns assignee. 1 composition of Watson & age coal dealers, at No. 1 a" way and No, 538 West Fourteenth sireet, was confirmed yosterday belore Register Will- jams, there being no opposition on the part of the creditora, They pay five —_ on the dollar, the in- debtednes: being about $12, ‘The creditors of ‘Theodore oe Allen and Josephine in, printers, at No, 20 Vesey street, held a meet~ ing yesterday Richard Esterbrook, Jr., signee in bankruptcy. Ciatms to th: ‘amount ot $10,000 ‘were proved, HOME. A SOLDIERS’ A public meeting is to be held on Thursday evening at Lyric Hall, No. 725 Sixth avenue, near Forty-second street, under the auspices of Sumner Post No, 24, G. A. B,, in behalf of the Soldiers’ Home to be eztab- lshed at Bath, Steuben county, New York. The pro- gramme will Consist of addresses by the Commander of the Department of New York, G. A, R., Comrade James Tanner aud other eminent tpeakers, singing und recitations. [t 1s said that there are 500 disabled Union soldiers of the {ate war in tho puorhouses of- this State, The meeting should be well attended. CLEARING THE SLUMS. | Several disorderly houses in Chrystio stroot wero raided on last ovoning by Acting Captain Kass and a section of patrolmen, Thero were arreated about thirty persons, male and femule, The prisoners wero locked up mthe Eldridge street station bouse, and will be arraigned at court t SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN | STEAME RS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NKW YORK VOR THE MONTES OF APRIL AND MAY. |_Saite_ | 2 tination| y.VApriL 10. [Liverpool DApril U1. Liverpoul.. {April 12:) Rotterdam, | Apzil 12. | Hamburg. -|Aprit 14. Liverpool. i Richintowa. Jape 1 ru la. Gi Haowling Groen 50 Krowdway * “]4 Howling Green G9 Brondway 61 Browaway 2 Glasgow. ..|72 Broxdway Liverpooi..|3¢ Broadway City of Baisiel 21.] Liverpool..]15 Broadway Ethiopia, . Glascow...17 Bowling Green Main, Bremen Liverpool. .14 Bowlin Green . | Hambure,./61 Broadwa: | Londen 7 Bowling reon Liverpooi -| Liverpool . Bremen. . | Glaswow Liverpool Liverpool Hamburg. Glasgow 20 Hrondway Bowling Green 1 Broudw Adriatic. Laverpool Bolivia -|Glaagow. Hremen... [2 Bowling Green Liverpool. ig Brondway Glantow...|72 Broadway 19: London 7 Howling Green B@-NOTICE. TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.—Captains or officers of vessels engaged in the coasting and foreign trade observ” ing the displacement or removal of sea buoys aro requested to communicate the fact to the HxRAcp, so that it may be brought publicty to the attention of the proper autherities, A letter addressed "To the editor of the Hxnaup, New York city,” giving as accurately as possible the number and posl- tion of displaced buoys or the cause of their removal, will suffice in all cases observed along the Atlantic and Pacific cousts of ths American Contineut. When they are observed ‘on the coast of European countries or in the Mediterranean it 18 requested that information bo sent either by telegraph or letter to the London oes of the New York Hxnatp, 46 Fleet street, London, orto the Paris office, 61 Avenue de PYOpera, Paris. Where the telegraph 18 used di may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Fleet sti “Bennett, 61 Avenue de, Opera, Paris.” Where cases of displacemout are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asin or Africa, captains may communicate with us upon reaching the first conven- font port. This information will be cabled free of charge tb the HeRarp and published, a@-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yoru Heratp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxraup steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, green, red, hanging from one to the otker in succession, and can be seen several miles distant Captains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship Nows Department of the Hxnatn. Bg-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do #0 by addre care of Henao news yacht, Pier No York. Letters reeeived from ull parts of the world and promptly delivered, Duplicates are required, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY HIGH WATER. Gov. Island. « 6 34 | Sundy Hook... morn 4 02 | Hell Gate.. HERALD YACH! WiATHER OBSER- VATIONS. APRIL | 9, ik SUN AND MOOX, Btate ot At Weather. Horseshoe. Horseshoe Bandy Hoo PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 9, 1877. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD ATLAM YACHTS AND NERALD WHITESTONE TRLKORAPH LIN Steamer Vania (Br), Liddicoat, Bermuda April 5, with mdse and passengers to A EK Outerbridge, Steamer City of Austin, Stevens, Fernandina April Ng = Port Koyai 6th, with mdso and passengers to C H Mal (Nor), Hvenson, London 47 days, tn bal 7). BJoness, London 46 days, in ballast, to Ts anchored ju Gravesend Bay tor or- Ki lo (Ger), ary id Rremen March 3, with empty barrels to Herman Koop & Hark Maria (tal At pbrosano, i" isbon ‘33 days, with salt, cork, Ee Na Funeh, Edye & Co. svn Crusoe, Robinson, Bostun April 6, in bal- Tast to Mille r& Houghton. Brig Concezione bt acolatn days, with re rt Brig sybil Wynn (B Roads 89 days, Geo F rece le © Wo. ark Holtinge © Tobt the Kquator F rig Athole Oran (Wey, of Ualitax), 1 days, with sayarto Grin nturn & © Wrig'Mary Fink, Dyor, Cardouns 12 days, with sugar to order; vessel to Jolin Zittloxen. Brig ‘loviot (Hr), Matherson, Cionfuezor 19 days, with sugar to Tucker & Lightbourn; vessel to J F Whitney & (of Rangor), Drinkwater. Tuspan 36 ogany to H W Loud & Co, Was l4 days N tteras, with strong NW and NE gales Schr Paul Seavey, You if, Pr ent ve 18 days, with re to D Trowbri + vowel to FH xmit! joke selir Allee T Board- ite ), lat 31 13, lon G8 90, cnr 3B *onuret from Philadelphia for St Thomas, 6 days out. ‘Schr Mary E Long (of Boston), Mardy, Matanzas 9 days, with molames to KP Hock & ms 3 Seblr Josoph ¥ Baker, Bevin, ‘Glentuogos Fob 15. vi vaonah April 2, wit war to BF Meteaif& Co, Put into Savannah March 12 for repairs (before rape ‘She Harbeso 3. Robinson, ¢ with sugar to KR niey. Sehr B Millen, Young, Ma Co: vessel to a ” Galbarién 10 days, iinvannah 7 dave with lamber W Loud & Co, Will proceed to 8 ischure CHT gO, eRe TX Holley, Hutchinsod, Baltimore for Proviaence, put in for « harbor. Schr Hattie Paige, Godfrey, Philadelphia for Boston, put Ir. in for # barbor Hodadon. Puiladelphte for Marblehead fGinnicksen, Ponntelly Philadelphia for New Bed- ford put in for « harbor, Anna E Ketchum, Ketchum, Philadelphia for Bev- erly, put in for a harbor. sche Bx reas ikon Philadelphia for Boverly, eee argo from it Kuslend with lumber to Simpson, Clapp & by the thidvos, cche WALWilliams, Tnsvell, Middletown, C sdeiphin, pus in for & harbor, m, Conn, for Phite at the office of Register Allen, und elected | ar jarks H L Routh, ont Harding, and brig Trenmor ich were anchored in the lower bay, came up to ae city Mh, rm PASSEV THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH, Brig Isaac Carver, Williams, Providence ow York. Brig Abby e Hooper, New Haven ‘ork. Pn Wotherspoon (Br), Pettis, Windsor, ye for ‘Sone We W E Duryea (Br), Wallace, Partsboro, NS, te so ‘ork. Yeehr TS MeLell Ee , Portland for New ¥: Rebr A Hammond, lathwaite, Portland for New Vor. 3 ¥ |. Rock! tor Ne w York, Nile, reall oc! Kehr Thos fis, Hall, Rockland for ‘New York. Senr Emma L Gregory, oe tor New Pgs ‘Thompson, Ko kland tue Ni . Kent, Bucksport for Philadel hia. Di Sehr o P Hades, ¢ ¥ Scbr Kalmar, Colville, Muchias for New York, Behr Lissie Brewster, Smith, Macias for New York. Pod Union, Mitchell, Machias for New You r Loul en, Boston for New Y ih, foe ‘New ‘Fork, Tari iJoaton for Now York. Young, Bo Boston for Beato or Ne rere New Bediord for Yor! Ssaklord, resohors Faanten for N I, Schr Joho Permien. Hall, Fall River the New agg Alfred F” Fs Warren tor No Sehr Harriett, Snow. Nebr Samuel L jenry May, Hi pp te # roo tor nt Howard, Hall, Prvvluouce for Pe $ L Thompson, Hull, Providence for New York. Scher Python, Tirrell, Providence for N Bebr Onrant rt Providence tor Schr K Arcularias, fag Sehr Jamen Park kk * Rehr J 5 Terry, jit Pawtucket for New Vork, Schr Anson Brown, Johnson, Pawtucket for New York. Schr R M Brookings. Brown, tport tor New York. Sehr J H Burnett, Ri Ny, Pawtucket for Portland. ¢ . for New York, x nerd, Nickerson, Portland, Ct, for New ‘Geile General L Festenden, Hurst, New Haven for Baltl- mo Sehr Maria Pierson, Pierson, New Mayen for Philadel. bia. ‘Williams, Stamtora Bridseport tor New Schr Peerless, Smith, Port Jefferson for New BOUND EAST. mer Chesapeake, Mangum, New York for Portland. mer Thetis, Young. New York for Providonce. a. ai Tillie, Ewing, New Yorktor Now London and pais ‘obec, Shropshire, New York for Providence. CLEARED. Fs lesa Fanny Cadwallader, ader, Clark, Baltimore—W Dal- ya yer Beverly. Wallace. Fillegetohiesas Red Steamer Chesupeske, Mansam, Portlund—J Bhip Naind (Br), Smith, Liverpool—Arkell, Tule Ca, Rhip Atlas (Nor), Larsen, Autwerp—Punen, kdye & Co, Hurk Benefactor, Hayden, Hong Kong-A A Low & Hro, wiintl Ocean Bewuty (Br), Seagrove, London—Peabody, ‘illis & Ce Bark Svalon (Nor), Svendsen, Christiana—Funeh, Edye Brig Assyrian (Br), Conlin, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders—Geo ¥ Bulley. Bi Hotchkiss, Barbados—l Trowbridge’s Son: ‘Brig Alice Bradshaw (Br), Sunford, Bridgewater, NS—J F Whitney & Co. Sehr Recheko, Haraden, Cadie—F Talbot & Co. Hebr Madison Holmos, Bayles, Tampico, Mex—A Dayton Schr Aiton T Miner, M SchrS P Godwin, Willi facturing Co, SAILED, Steamer Albemarle, for Lewes, Di sun Ste OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Newrort. RI, April 9, 1877. Arrived this AM, in tow of steamer Nellio, schr Sinaloa, Robinson, of and from Machias with lumber for this port, and reports that yesterday. at 1 ¢’clock AM, was run into off Quick's Ho jured, Her cutwater wi timbers and the bulwat fel ‘away on the port bow, together with other damage of a minor nature, It fs not known whether the colliding vessel ‘was injured or not. MARITIME E MISCELLANY, The purser ofthe steamer of Canima, from Bermuda, has our thauks for favors, Bank THe Quixx (Br). Melvin, from Pensacola Fob 22 for Dundee, with timber, put into’ Bermuda Aprit 3, with rudder badly sprung. Banx Hawrnors, of Kennebunk, from Liverpool, in bal- last, for orders, parted unchor chain and wont ashore xt Lewes, Del, ut 6:30 PM yesterday. Bank Srugxe (Fr), trom Pascagoula for Bruges, before reported at Kt Thomas in distross and discharged; will probably be condemned. Banc Juan Bane (Fr), from Haytt for, nglish Channel, with logwood, coffee ke, put into St Thomas March 18 Teaky, aud was discharging on the 30th, Bato Eutty (ir), Bristol K, with phosphat March 31, leaking badly, ‘She was repairing A\ BC, for muda, dam- # sold at Baltimore on Satur- y..to Lucy K Miiton, jocroe of the Unite £433,200 in the ease of NW Thompsot ; Mary L Downer, against thé brig Mariposa, for the loss of the achr and cargo by colliding last February. nia Avtox, Perkins from Gurdiff for Havana, which put into St Thomas in distress, had repalred March 30, aud was to resume her voyage April 2. Buia Acxus (Br), Gorbits, from St Lucia. for Falmouth before reported ax having put into St Thomas in distre: remained, Murch 30, waiting orders, Scur Kuta Cuaron (Br), at Vineyard Haven Sth inst, from Providenes for St John, NB, on the previous night was in collision with an unkown schooner off Gu liad main rigging and quarter rail carried away on port side and the house injured. Sonn Isnaxt Sxow, which was a: at Baracoa, has deen got off, aud was recently load! re for New York, Scun Wixyer, Leighton, from Miragoane March 20 for Chester, Pa, with logwood, has put into St Thomas leaky. (Reported by schr John A Lord, at Baltimore Oth inst, ‘The cargo (corn) of achr A: Schaefer, from Norfolk for New York, before reported ax lanaed on the beach Cold Spring, NJ, was sold April 7 and brought an ot 4c. per bushel. Giovexsti 9.—Sehr David Crockett is ashore on Point PI Luwes, Del, April 9—Ship Le (irand Guster (Belg), lost her anchors and had to run on the bar opposite this place. She Hex easy. Axssixtance will go to her «s soon as bouts cun venture off, It is blewing hard from K. Prxsacota, April 8—A terrible storm ocourred here last night, blowin down and unroofing houses, during which the Langet (Nor), Bentzen, capsized. ‘aud the vessol ny ) under water bark Minerva Helene (Ger), doariee, de i Gouets and North Wind (Br), Pereartm, ent ashore, The partod cables ar North Wind will probably prove « total lo Sax Francisco. April 2—The steamer siderably damaved | chr Contra Conti The schooner ran into the stenmer while tne upto the wharf, The acetdent will delay the Brig Clarence, Capt John K Butl oad Nochr Bessie Gardner, Capt. Cowan Crosby, longing to the port of Yarmouth, NS, are now given up a Jost. They bike de for the West Indies in December, ‘and are supposed to have succumbed to the groat gule of the 9th of that month, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Orrick or Licntuouse Ixsexctor Skcoxn Drernsor,} Boston. April 7, . A first claes dell buoy has been substituted for the xecond class nun buoy off the outer bar of Newburyport harbor, Dy order of the [unthouse Hoard, GEORGE DEWEY, Commander USN, Hiehthoue Inspector, Second district, 26 BUOYS REPLACED. Notice ie hereby given that the following named buoys in the Dela’ Bay and river ha Jror Ledge, buoy of Middic, lower e Pea Pateh, mid channel Ca enstward of Pea Patch, and lower end of Schooner Led: R BRIDGMAN, Commander US Na: Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District. Puitapynrnta, April 7. Sxwncuyrort, April 7—Capt Crosby, of tive U8 stensner to-day took up the outer can buoy at the bar and re- placed {t with bell buoy three times the nize, af the old ‘This is the same upon the “Graves!” in Boston harbor, whieh h 10 # whistle buoy. y how can buoy will be placed whore. the Inner one dhould the voll buoy operate well it will prove & reat help to our fishing floet, as well ns to mariners genor- ally. WHALEMEN, w. wae Emma Jano, Baliey, Arrived at Table Ba; tats Deratation fake io Feb 23, sehr Golden ‘West, Williams, of and jor New Lor it Houolal 'sareh 27, barks Cleone, Day, NB; Sea Breeze, Lets jo; Mt Wollaston, Bark: repairing. having been Ratnbow, Coguw, do, having landed all her olf, 470 bbis wh for shipment, Bark Three Brothers, Uwen. NB, from Honolata Fel returned after nearly a month's ailed newin March 24. Baker, wt Honolule March 3, ropot ort, ition. 1 1 by aeask falling on bin right nd toes, which had atverwards to be He Thad so 2 recovered as to enable Lim to retarn a gute vo Netior rocelved in Pocasset from Capt Hany, of ges Mary & Susan of NB, or in Jan with 35) lust eruive, 21 bbl told. Reports seeing in Jan’ ar, Bouldry, NB, with. 200 bb + Hand: ‘ait fOr pt Gifford, of bark Laconia, of NK, datod reports her at Mal h 370 bbls ywh nud Reports ies | burke ‘Minnesota, ieu, NB, p80 why and 700 Tb bark Avoln, of XB. reports Feb ep oil wll told, whiels Kast fur New York. All well, Francisco, April 6, reports with 530 bbls olf (probably #p) dis, Jane 15, 1876, SPOKEN. np showing signal reporied “HTNN,” spoken M Sip thoaing, clea seporied cascen; Treperidas, ems Franeisco, her signal letters being Boyer, Melbourne Dec 10 for pin ve Hew York for Wark Cart Max (Us (reported vound tothe Breakwater), April 1, lat—, lom 7) about 40 niles from Chincoteague. Burk tute (Nor), Sorensen, Irom Liverpool for New York, Maret 9 ut 48.10, ton 18. apulaees' ha, J Serout, Fickett, from Portland for Havava, NOTICE TOMERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agonts snd shipmasters are iuformed that by telezraphing to the Heuaty London Bureau, ad- Gress:uy “Bennett, No. 4% Flee: street, London,” or to tie Paris office, addressing “Bennett, GL Avenue do Opera. Paris,” the arvivals at and departures tram ropean and Eastern ports of American and all toraign vessels trading with the United States, the same will he cabled to this country free of charge, Captains arriving at and salling from French and Medi- terranean ports will tlud the Paris office tne more economi- onl und expeditious for teloxraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Austenpam, April 7—Arrived, bark Auxuste Teitjo (Ger), Dresoe, Wilmington, NC, Antwenr, April 7—Salled, barks Lima (Br), Bingay, United States; Margaret Evaus (Br), Robertson, Philudel- phin; 9th, Thos Cochrane (Br), Taylor, do. Bristo., April 9—Arrived. steamer Tyrian (Br), Murray, New York, Breaux, April 9—Arrived, bark T © Berg (Ger), Bruhus, Pascagoula, Sallod Gth, bark Christina (Br), Andrews, United Stetes; schr Fred A Caril, Condon, do; 9th, ip Lennie (ir), Wee- ton, North America; barks Astronom (Ger), Klopper, New York; Caroline (Ger), Stricker, do; Sampo (Rus), Stein- man, Baltimore. Rorpeavx, April 6—Satled, ship Marcia C Da: Hampton Roads. Caucurta, March 15—Sailod, ships Deveron (Br), Patter- B Brown, Konser, Hoston. rk Jonnie B (Br), Shear- Chase, son, New York; Fixxtwoop, April 7—Arrivod, er, Galveston, Payal, March 24—Arrived, bark Asor, Davis, Boston, Griaspy, April 7—Arrived, ship Pauline David (Ger), Otto, Brunswick, Ga. Giorautan, to April 9—Arrived, bark Virginia 1, Stafford (Br), Phillips, Now York, Hutt, April 8—Sailed, steamer Yeddo (Br), Owen, New York, Uxtvoxr, Aprit 7—Arrived, bark Erstatningen (Nor), Jonsen, Charleston. Hava, April 7 (not Sth), 5 PM—Sailed, steamer Ville do Paris (Fr), Durand, New York. Livenroot, April 7—Arrived, barks Antela (3p), Gorordo, Charteston; 8th, Ponema (Br), Gordon, do; Oth, ship Ad- vance (Bri, Rogers, New Orleans; barks Grid (Nor), Niel- son, Darien; Adele Accume (Ital), Koectone, New York. Arrived 10th, steamer Memphis (Br), Metlon, New Or- Jeans. Sailed Oth, ships Macedon (Br), Taylor, Queboc; Roches- ter (Br), Ross, and Adept (Br), Ireland, do. Also satlod Oth, ship Birmingham (Br), Glege, Quebec, Linxnice, April 7—8: bares N Charchill (Bri, Routeh, Queboe; 9th, Quaker City (Ital). Magsiolo, United Stater Loxvoxperry, April 8—Arrived, bark Wasama (Rus), Rundstrom, Baltimore, Lisnox, April 3—Arrived, bark Pasqualins (Ital), Rossi, Now York. Lecuons, to April 9-Satled, bark Albert Schult, Latham, Boston. Manta, April 8—Arrived, steamer Spartan (Br), Cooper, New York for Batavia QuxeNstows, April 9—Arrived, ship Rona (Br), Cau: brook, San Francisco: barks Roska (Rus), Ignatius, Balti- more; Nicol Drago (Ital), Canessa, do. Also arrived 9th, 12:30 PM. steamers Adriatic(Br), Perry, New York tor Liverpool; 6 PM, City ot Chester (Br), Tib- vits, do for do (and both proceeded). Rio Jaxvino, to April 7~Arrived previo Owens, Baltimore. . Souruamrron, April 9—Arrived, steamer Baltimore (Ger), Andressen, Kaltimore for Bremen. Scitiy April 9—Off, bark Agatha (Nor), Govertsen, Pen- sacola tor Sharpness, ‘ SantanpeR, April 3 Arrived, bark Vibilia (Br), Coffin, New York. he Souranayva, April 2~In port, bark Thomas Fiftcher, Pou- dleton, from Probolingo for Sydney, NSW, repaired and ready for sea, ‘* Vavencta, April 6—Satled, ship Rock Terrace (Br), Ken- ney, Sandy Hook, * Loxpox, april 9—Ship Edgar (Br), Brown, from Darien for Went Hartlepoo!, has put into North Shields with wind- luxe broken. Konrasnena, April 9—Navigation is open to thts point. Riga, April 9—Tne ice in the River Deua is breaking up. FOREIGN PORTS. AsPinwaLL, March 31—Sailed, Sh bag Oberon (Br), Campbell. New Orleans and Liverpool Bomsay, March 27—Arrived, ship "ileano, Brown, Liver- bark Rialto, Poixmwupa, March 2G—Arnved, bark | Skerrrvore (Br), Grats, Havre (ehangod roylater, aud alled 90th for New Yor! Tailed 29th (not 24th), brig Glance, falls (with hol = brig W.A Heney, from Turks Istand), New York: A barkn Favilla (Aust), Medanich, Fiume, in ballast: Sth Beet ti. Haxtal Grom Peasannia/ baring: repaired), King’s Lynn: Viola (in), Tatem, Ball River, 80. In port, April 5—Barks Croidon (Br), Roach, disg, tor Bull River, 80; Eline Baras (Br), Vouey, from New York, isti (Fr). Hines from Iloilo for New York, nize of windy Mo ER fekoraon, from Probalingo York, rope: Sary FE Russel, for Now York, repg; Hakon Jarl (Nor), Munsteldt, from Liverpool for Sandy Hook, eng: Stella" (Br), refitting; Resoluda (Sp', Goll, from New Orleans jarcelora, waiting’ orders; Robert Morrison, er, from Paseagoula for ‘Conway, do: bri Tycoon. (Br), Miller, from Demerara for’ Boston, do; J'e'R (Br), Beelor, from Bear River for Barbados. do; Star, Cook, from Rranswick. Un. for Rio Janeiro, ding: sera Surinam, for New York, waiting Moulton, from New York for Poi onan Smith, do; Ontario (Br), Macaulay, Ae tered Plonéer, | Hamilton. M Hat ra March 19—Satlod, schr Alpha, Salisbury, 10 loud for United state uNakxEss, March 20—Passed, bark Ploen (Nor), Thorn- son, from Savannah for Emdon. 1, March 24 ~Arrived, schr Dora M French, French, LWAY, March 26—Sailed, brig D M Dickie (Br), Hun- ie ‘ardney, wlianee ‘April 6—Sailed, stoamer Rio Grande, Bolger, jew Hatirax, April G—Arrived, sche John H Christi Phiiadetphtn, Satled 5th, schr A M Payne (Br), are Baltimor “tare it =) Minarites’ 4 , Beers, from New k, arrived 4th, 16 days Tawawa, Murch SN<Sallod, atewiaur China, Cobb, Punta San Francireo. w7au, March ‘t—Arrived, schrs Tam o 0 Kelly, Gray. ‘Philadelphia, Kaxaoor, Feb 23—In port ship P'R Haseltine, Harri: for Europe. Rio TAwiino, March 27—Arrived, sehr John MeAdem, rch 90—Arrived, bark Nordiysot (Nor), hil mrrix, April 3—Arrived, bark Sonuabend (Ger), Past, W'ilmington, NC. ‘Sr THowas, Mare 17—Arrived, bark Elvina, Johnson Plone, Mart (aud sulted 10th for Cuba); 18th, party Crandall (Br), hale Domimea (and sailed 25th 4 sae (Bt), Hrowa Liverpool and 4 in, Duh Steole, Shanter, Zeluff, New ( , and (B svansent WI Tucker (Br), Miller, do: 20th, tare Brilliant » Thurlow, Ginsgow; briz Staudatd (Br), Wood, ardif: Sth, bark Herald, Meyer, Goole : ie Harry Davis one Yates, Cardiff; Sophia (Hr), Long, Bahia, Sailed March 17, (Nor), cola dei achrs Chan Sawyer, 3 i do: 20th, harks M aber fe retin (irom. LA Edwards, Mi ter, Turks Island, 10 loud for . brie. win. eeler, Boroman, Cubs White, do: 24th, EL Margaret (ir). fame, Navassa: 25th, sehrs Therese AK en xucola: Roderick Kone £f0.2 Dune, We from Havre, neti rik, Doth, ship mn Kandy look: bark Maxie 24th), Balti- (trom ti Nucuobo, £6 loud for a port Nor Hatuern ¢ Joux, NB. April G—Clearod, bark Mury Lowerison Gin, Suth, Oniway. Derived sth. ship Bolivia Ur), Murphy, Lewes, Del; tod vt (Port), Santos, New York; barks McLeod (Br), Torryturn (Br), MeLeod, New York} ra ut T Holstead (Br). Sullivan, do; Aurora Horeulis (Br), Inlay, do. Vatkxcta, Mareh 23—Sailed, ship Enos Soule, Drinkwa- INDSOR, NS, April 3—Arrived, schrs L Holway, Machias (und clonredd 4th for Phiiadelphin): 48h, Florence F Hult, do {aud cleared for Philadelphiay; WS Jordan, Salem (and Jexandria), sebrs W & H Wotherspoon, and J A Hatfield, Cloured 4 for Now York. AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, 0, Aprti 1—Sailed, ship Regont, Bowdoin, Port DRIA, April T—Arrived, sebrs E II Atwood, New York Wit Oliver, Washington. Ag prt Thos B Taylors Philadelphia: Wm R us. ton, Pro " April Kip Abb bark iF of the South (Bre Vineyard Haw BOSTOS tern Star, Crocker, Baltimore; DL Smith, Sinieanore yi *Philadelpiin. ark HW Wood (Br), Nicnols, 0, bt wes wo Mele Mahas! 3 brie Clark, Weehawke ot Mieaare Generel Wal ey, Hallett, New owell, Philadelphia: burk Chin Yang, " . Cutix; brie Mand Potter (Bri, Wolf, Barbados: sehes J° Kad, Anderson, Mobile: E ‘Gobb, Sa: nal: Warrict 8 Brooks. Y Robert J Wi Doane ; Carrie ons, Young, Balti+ Morris, Somers; Joseph’ Bay more Morris, 8 IN va Clark, Hatehingon L Goitthey. Goufr Re CO a pane Ornetl, ennremness | | aches Roger Drury, Crowell, Bt Martins tie Langdon, Collins, the ae Honey py laf alovars i Balt: idult Belle Hardy, Crowell, da, Laura H Jobnson Witkon” Wilson RM Smith, Gra Fonnimore; L A fi Higoee, Pltada(phi and Tnsy Aten, Burgess, Hobo Weehawken, rod —Nteamers Marathon (Br), Garrett, Berry, Now York: schrs Alga, Hondtet, Arteba Seribner, Deasy, Philndelphint Cora, Fisk, Baltt- Sam! Castner, Maurice, Darien, Ga. TIMOR, April Arrived, stenmers Amerie, Til- Dennis Valentine, Rove, Now Yor : rit ‘Savannah; A Lord bn In Sarah Baton, otek! Hw Wh Webb. Whitmore Bellust, Mo; ‘och Mears, Onarabers, es ti, (Gon, bolts, Dabli Muggle U Ane nebrs Reweue, Hudgins, LS Nord ewe Clenred—Steamers Pome Tawrenee, Haw ‘irby, Charleston: =a Pub 9 R by EY Kenusiye Dubin’ JY Wellington, i ‘de (a, April 4— Arrive wer, Adium, Savannah to load for red ath, schr Rebecen A Carter, To burke Jones (Dan), Svendset Kelly, Greenock; neh b T & Pte RIVER, Mareh 29—Arnved, bark J ry tre oanuke ‘Copentagen: wtverat ood Doran, Warrington, ee w mr, Holmes, Liverpool: 80th, brig Francis Jobn tnt), Rentley. {harlosion April oul » Goruldson, Amsterdam. Hen rch obae! NiLRSTON. yes SeMiived: Sehr Stary iS Philsttpiun, wait ‘ailod—tenmer Charlesten, Berrs DASVERSPORT, April Te Anca tebr Morro BRST GREENWICH, Ay hr Cook. Hoboken for A\ “ape hanietcne E nang, Natied - Kehr Marv Porson, Nelsom, New York. Dury Thsule Capel (Nor), Danielen, erwall, Smith Castle, Fight, Fry toot pea) April 3-Cleured, schr Charlie H Dow, Low York, htt ared, Lark Xkiblander (Nor). Hans ALVESTON, April 4—Suiled, sehr Washi Po tom — Arrive (Ger), Lambert, Bremen. Beiled ure vos Nori, Simonson, Cork for ordet KORGET we aaADRee agree ‘Aprit, 7—Arrive: (Ger), from Leith that bern ordered to Richmond), KEY WEST, baa (ieee Galvoston), New ENNE KPORT, Kennedy, Gadur Ke #, Fla, NEW" DRLEAN Tasha April B=talled, bele Constante, Oth—Arrived, Haliod—Brig Pollux (Nor), Cronstadt. pNORFOLK, Aprit S—Cléared, brig Potomac, emer NEWBURYPORT, Apell 8— Arrived, echr Bite M musty Baxter, Sattil don. ton, Fischer, State of Texas, Nickerson, New Facer. MeDewell, Greenough, Liver- TOWN, 80, ‘April 2—Arrived, sche "Frances, or th, schrs Ralph H: Ryder, 8t Thomus; H y, sive Wi liek h O) pm a elpt ark am, yd, New York; 4th, bark Eintracht sprit 7—Salled. steamer City af Houston April 6—Arrived, sehr Tannhauser, ‘Apri S—Clearod, schr Two Friends, mer Teutonia (Br), King, Liverpool vie Hack Antonin (Sp), Castro, Almoria (Spain), rk Ocean (Nor), Sorensen, Hull, B. Wilson, Baxter NEW BEDFORD, Apri Ta Atelved, schrs Sar ‘atoga, Nick- on, Part Jolson ; Handy Point, Uo; sloop Clio. Fisuders, ww Arrived, schr A M Leo, Williams, Philadelphia. Below, anchored in the lo unknown, loaded. Sailed—Schr Anaie K Martin, Handy, New Y. ef hard ‘ork, NARRAGANSETT, RI, aI. Apri 7_-Ia. Dutes Tei Island Harbor, schrs Anson Stinor ‘ort rig) Garver, Wiliams, a0, fat teher Wrortiones for doy i Ontario, diel Gorse RW PORT, April Amboy for Somerset for Norfolk; Jus M Ba: Samuel L Grosker, Thrasher, Taunton for do: § tor, Bebbidgy, Fall River for do; Palladium, Ry ton for dos Jaa 8 Rett Sehrs Alice serantor Aullginschr Join W Hall, Jr, Ghe: pW, HAVEN, Apri 7—Arrive do tor do. rod sehr: 1 —Bark Oscar Wondt (Ger), Scharendoy, rr ool: aches Brizht Stur (Br), MeIntosl, Matun: jcrrow, Downing, do. PENSACOLA, April 5—Sualled, lewvort for New Kan Pharo, Wats k, do for do; Ann Eliza, Robb! Pike Robinson, Providence for do, d Geo , ® schooner, name rovi= r Phila- York; xchrs Warren, = ated De Fall Bi iver Helen Romwoll, nd C It Wood, Gung, Phil 8, Arrived, brig Mary E Row! Lawton, Ponce. {AGOUILA, Apull 5—Ari |, sobr RK W iiown, jus Liver. jertio E ship Ben) Bangs (Nor), Zermichaw, ‘Stavanger; brig Hattle 3 Bisiop, Bishop, New + TIILADELPUL P urris, Provence: leared—Sehre GW a, Bennett, Portland April 7—Clears Joop Maxticld, Steelman, Warehain; A Corson, Jonton. Bth—Arrived, schrs Ramon"d'Ajuria, Mavee, New York; Ruth T Carlisle, Smith, do; Hattie Perry, Chase, New Bed- rd, at Nigh Bey Ci plea ford Dth—Arrived steamers Leoy Pottsville, Snow, Boston wanda, Sherman, Providene Crocker, Fall River; susan, Gromiey. cite, Grimley, New York; bark A F drake, Hamburg; sehrs R Voi mont: Julia A ‘Garrison, Kmith, Tand, Allen, do: OP Binue, St Al ived, bri me Neott, Merrimon, reriand i Bert, Smith, vans, Boston: BC ‘Torry, Cramm Davidson, Garwocd, Orogon_ Mill Hower, Rockport, Mig: The Star, Warnte Cleared. nier A Mary A Harmon, Realfe, Cloning Boston; Westmoreland, , Uhase, New Bedford; M rt. 130 cleared Ellie Knish Greontaw, wor, New York; Ary. Soveph Muxold, Steelman, W ‘O Irish, Terrell, Providence ;' Ida Birdsall, Savannah Crxsten, April 9—Arrived, schr Lise Lee, Stul urks. Tewes, Del, hey ermTored tar ship Themis (Br), Rossiter, by. ‘Mibbert, London: Elisa eo Autworp; barks Kate Crow! se jo (Ital), Toronto, Tall, for ord Sail ine jark Guiseppe Accamo, for paren Wed. White va (Aus) to Philadelphia, and Annu A Rich ‘Gleured—Sehr Clara Fietcher, Ponco, Pt xLORTSMOUTIL April 7—Arrived, se Tehr Locuomea, jew k. Suited Nehrs Harrlot Thomas, Vancleaf, and Btl Manson, Philadelphia. PROVIDENC Cordover. F’ Garrison, Smith, Hanson, ‘Richard S$ Maller, & phin; ‘Alvarado, Fletcher, ¥ G Smith, 51 tie bo ort; Ni Spr: Bouth Amb Mary. ieabet ne, South Amboy: RAN ‘Wilkon, Clack, fori mn Ci ary © Darrell, . Mullen, Rew York: AG Frod Br Now | folk; Tonawanda, Shier do; xchra William Mason, ‘French, and Harris, do; N Holmes, Dows Goddess, Kelle; ‘Treworey: John Boxnton, Verrill ; Chi son: SarahgA Falgoner, Wilson: He aus, Tyron, N. "shamrock, 'T y, Haverstraw. ham, Avrasy ail Loaming, Frat adel Port Job Lillie O Wells, W th bo hoebe EI Alice Serautoo, Lathrop, do: George Gurney, Guru sel Sanfors, Bray from Portsmouth ford; Anth "Stoneman (ir), She rHon, Reg Turd, H' Warford, Smith Hazris, Corson, Ports. bello; rt Helen Mar, Nieker: Kennebunkport: Sulla EB Pratt, Clara NG: Babel Hi: Irons, rowallis, NS. Uor- Hattie . Case, er Milesrectogt (Br), chen tM Atoot 00, ‘eruham ; Walter, bbs, St ip Carl Linck (Ger) has been ordered to Philadel. ner en has been ordered to Dobo; yi (Br) to Causo. PORTLAND, April 9—Arrived, sehr Grace Davia, Now Achorn, 1 Stowe, Arrived, schrs Anu H silk, do; toes 2 EW Stowe, Bucon, do for Pawtucket Fe ce agie Hack- Tay! ultimore via Nor- nitadelphing (hortolk, F ‘ord, « K Gibson, Kier: n Mar, Ward, and ow Yom: ‘sth—Arrived, schrs John D Wi iliinms, Pierce ;J C ne Walt frenton, “Heiow—Sehrs AT Cohn, John Price, Atlantic, and W B Darling. Suilod—Schrs Able K K Bentley, Mohaffey, Peeps Minnosota, Dictator, Chase, Virgini ndalia, Bent, New lary hull, Horton, do. PA’ EY. April “7—Arrived, | sch Coomos; JE Hurts Cook, and Isle of Pines, Lexi Jobna Port Sailed—Scbrs Black Diamond, Smith, and Anthony Bur- New York. 'D, April T—Arrived, schr Maggie Bel Rockland. 1, Hall, Suiled -Schrs Amelia Hearn, Moore, New York; J © Cralte, Greely, do via Osborne's. Fil l—Arrived. barks Henry Huck, Hy Mo" hon, Mansou, Columbia AN’ FRANCISCO, A: Seon ‘Nanaimo; Whils doe, Christiansen, Seattle; Mel River, Morrison, Seabeck. Fy 7th ip whip Cultivator, — (Ia of apoplexy while 1, Putten, N ‘ansford, Sinyupore, Oth—Arrived, ships Fleur de ls (tr), Wm Hf Marcy, Marey. ew York phi ax bark, Goraitiors in, McAllister, Shieids sal, Barcelona. Nailed—Steamer Juni John T Berry, Emmerson naacoles achrs D 8 Su 3 ZW Andrews, I iT MATY Cleared: Daybrenk, Blake, P BUth--Ulearod, bark Deoduta (Di SALEM, April 6—Artived, sxchr Charleston for Por Catharine, Leonessu, taps York vie G New Z ne TMP ACEIN boy’ i “April d—The foliowing vourded ut 4PM t for Se doin: brig Nt schrs ‘Mary, Stevie, Hoda ite Abbe, Hurding, Mobile for Wilmingtoi Galnis ioe. New York, Proteu Abbott Deveronax, Part, from Yes laskeil, from Wi se Stephen Morgan, Andrew Nebinger, and Mary { Bryan, § " eaater Port Johinyon : Ge Win G ‘Hart Sehrovder, souta Am 3 Sylvester, Stonington ludsey, “an Velmont Leck itieh, do for Portsmgutt for'do; American Iw Gameeoek, Robin Hine, Dickinson, Boyton Passed by, trig Minnie Abbie ton; ache J Bodwel ports ve Tarding, Mobile « J, Salled—Rark Syra; brige Christa C Cols and Para (Br): schrs Flavella, Isola, Specula KC Gutes, A K Woodward, Belle, Fran Weoks, Mary It) Pearson, Mowotain Uaurel, Custilias mur, St Croix, J Clark, Mary Ids, Ratpt C ervet tie Lansdon,” Lo ¥'Buird (Be), Kaitn, Lacy k ary Collins, Ida Buel Bargeit, Sturiight. Panty K Shaw, D & B Kelley, Hotchkiss, Columbia iki: Nanuimo; Fulmontn, ieorplottn: brie Waver Senet Ari “Alnueda, Otis, Philude fcolwvn (froma Lane’ sels were Todd, who died @ port), Unilno (not as be MP Grace, Wilbur, Callaoy Counaught VANNAH, April 9—Cleared, brig Eveline (Sp), Mare Philadelphi rh, Me: Arneve, Hal. Achorn, Houces- MeCarthy, Wilming- Bark Othere, Kinney, New York Bosta Wellfleet be Virginiu; Delia y for des J 0! Donohue, cott, nd for dyor tor April 7 Arrived sehes LA Dan Haynes ty for Ros- Spuulding, Roekiand for Wilminu= Also sailed, xehrs Marshal Perrin, Laura H Jone: James (Be), Almedu, July Fourth, ME LA Danenhower, James 5 Baylis, Mare Lanxdon, Edward: Hinde} ins Koekbill, Sa! ie B , avon: ve B Somes, Stephen Morgun, Delinout Locks, Win G Hott, Oltve, Elizabeth, Luke, American Eagle, and Wm « Othere (Br). Kenn Mohawk (Be), oe ¥ 4, Be eto maine Aliaabe: HAH mh, Brunswick, Gat Qniy Hou, Mander, Now Del; Gai 1 Amboy—all tor Boston: Tagsduce, Cleme ue ‘ phitadelpnint Brawhall, Hamilton, and Sea Foam, Heott, Port Johnaon: Vicksbur to Porth Haynes, Laughton, pare arisoreen Anti jane NB, for : Lookout, Sprague, tial Tor'do; Jolin'M Bul * Oaboen, Dostou for Norfulks Roturnod—Sckrs Raven, isola, alnh Carleton. Relmant k, Mury i Pearson, Wiliam D Car nd KC Cates, T Bryan, A H Ras wNallea Bal nw Rayaduee,, Astrea (ir), prey (Br), Joba oer’: G Jewer! Wiis sctOX, xe, April 0—Cleared, brig Fido (Nor), Pt 1, and ‘Thorsen, Greanoe LY. Abril G—Sullod. sehra | Sus ash, ¥, Doane: Reading Rit N42" Adame: York (while itn ‘out of Pawen- sels cos wgronnd, but have wince pro- YACHTS, STE. AMBOATS, e JO SALU-YACIIT GYPSIE, 73 ¥. “ALE mitt fort Lear, Gee 10 inches deep. syed wan x CARY GB—TH VELTY.. Bat cae es eee aa ae 3 P. TH Ae 2 Brenda A Discrete EVERY WHRRU, aPRupiny obtained without publicity. 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