The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1877, Page 14

Be —_— THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION. REPUBLICANS INDIGNANTLY BALANCE PACKARD AGAINST PRESIDENT HAYES—VAIN REGRETS OVER PROMISES UNFULFILLED—THK NICHOLLS COMPROMISE PROBABLY ACCEPTED. [BY TELEGRaPH TO THE HERALD.) New Onteans, Apgil 14, 1877. The contempiated action of the commission, as tele~ graphed to the Henaxp last night. baving le od out, a grand rally and final fort was made by the republi- cans this morning. At ten o'clock the cunmission was visited by «strong committee, headed by kiMag- ham Lawrence, Judge Leonard, Albert Leousrs, Gen- eral McMillan, Jack Wharton, Jobn Ray, W rimoth | aud others, Toe most earnest appow were made, and at one time the attitude wssiined was somewhat defiant, The Commissioners were ‘raukly told that they were bere not for the purpose louing Packard down easy, but to let Haves down cary. Kef- erences were made to unlulfilled assurapces pre- viously given, and every possible argument was ex- ‘austed in favor of Packard's claims, PROMISHS, In response the Commissiouers werg very tempor- famng, both im tone and manner, They aesured the ntlemen that po dellaite course bud yet been de- cided upon; that they wore sti!l in search of informa. that tion, and would propose no setticment was not tair or founded upon the strict- est equity, The commitice jet under the impression that the commission was still somewhat divided in sentiment, but that in the course of a few days they might decide upoo an ultimatum, whien would be accepted by the government tn whose favor {t proved to be and repudiated by the other, whereupon they would return to Washington and Feport, icaving Louisiana still ‘To many ills a prey.’’ Warmoth believed the ultimatum, when it did come, would be in support of the Nicholls government, McMillan and others thought otherwise, OVERTURES TO MCHOLLS. Scareely two hours afterward it trauspired that ap official proposition had already been transmitted to the Nicuolls government, coming, however, too late for actiou, the Legislature having adjourned to the Faces, A caucus was culled for to-night, where and when it will be submitted and without doubt assented to, Of its leading terms and conditions you are already advised, Upon the strength of this news state consols udvanced on the street to 6934. LATER—THE SENATE ACCEPTS THE COMPRO- MISE. Naw Oniears, April 15, 1877. ‘The Senatorial caucus decided almost immediately to accept the proposition or ‘suggestion,’ as the Com- missioners persist in calling it. THE MOUSE ALSO APPROVES. The House cuucus adjourned ateleven P, S., atter | Approving the proposition by a large majority, the contesting mombers not voting, but owing to the ab- j sence of about twenty members, not notified, it was concluded to adjourn over to Mon- day morning, in order that it could be ratified by a full House, This will eause but little delay, however, as the Commissioners now express general desire to push the work through as last as possible, It is probavle the details will all be agreed upon to-morrow and action will be inaugurated on Monday, PACKARD WILL PROBABLY YIELD, It is now generally believed that Packard’s assent bad been privately ubtaiued to the arrangement belore it was inaugurated in its present form. At all events the Commissioners appear to be thoroughly relieved trom anxiety to-night, and wear the air of having accomplished their work, It is sup- posed that betore yielding to the inevitable Packard ‘will isgue a proclamation, and from present prospects ‘all will be concluded beforo Wednesday. A few days ago George Washington (colored), of Concordia, and to-day Messrs, Brooks (colored), of St, Mary, and Kearo, of Jefferson, a!l Retarning Board members, left the Packard House and took seats in the Nicholls House, making Mfty-seven Returning Board members in the latter House, SOUTH CAROLINA. GOVERNOR HAMPTON CALLS UPON THE CHAM- BERLAIN OFFICIALS TO VACATE THE MINOR OFFICES OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT—BE- PUBLICANS WAITING FOR LEGAL DECISIONS. (Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) : Convama, April 14, 1877. Governor Hampton’s removal from his unpreten- tious quarters in the centre of the city to the spa- cious and handsomy executive office was followed at once by a hegira in the same direction on the part of his several sccretaries of departments. These all found cramped’ accommodations in the ante- room of the executive office —_ proper, and for several days past the entire business routine of tne administration has been con- duéted at a row of small desks, situated but a few feet distant from cach, ‘his extremely upsatisiactory condition of affairs has subjected the executive officers to no little inconvenience und confusion incidental to their crowded circumstances, and probably aroused them to @ sense of the necessity for immediate and active measures to be instituted against their republi- fan opponents for the possession of the several offices to the Capitol building which they still hold under nominal control, though not in discharge of their active dutics, HAMPTON’S CALL POR A SURRENDER OF OFFICES, The first move was mado to-day in the shape of an official communication addressed by the Governor to ‘the several republican claimants, of which the follow- ing i¢ a copy, the names only differing iu each: Srave oF Sovrm Canouixa, Extcvrive: Coane: Couumuta, April 14, 1 nd while he does bot desire to prejudge auy claim that you may be asserting in the courts, bis opinion of the Joutity of your asseruon to bave been teyaily elected to oflice of State bas been indicated by his recogniziug avd commissioning Mr. Sims, your opponent, when Governor to say to you that the necessitics of decide, It would ‘discmbarrass the operation of the executive department, of which he is how in undisputed charge, for you to turn over the records und papers of the vflice ot Secretary of State lo Alr, Sims, subject, if you desire it, to any decision Of the courts hereafler rendored. Hie begs leave, however, to inform you, in the event of your declining to take this course, that he sces nothing in your present position entitling you to the uso of the rooms and custody of the office referred to, god that he cannot consentto it, His responsibility for the proper discharge of tho administration will re- quire him to provent snch an obstruction to the con- duct of the xo An early reply will oblige yours, very res): WADE Il, MANNING, Privato Secretary. It is understood that the republican claimants are ananimous in their determination to decline ty com- ply with the Governor's demand, on the ground that Bae matter ts already in court at the euitof their demo- tratic opponents, and they deny the right of the Gov. woor to anticipate the decision or usurp the suriadice Mon of the Court, They also hold that this action of the Governor 1s a violation of his pledge to use nono | bat tegal and peaceful meaus to obtain possession of the various branches of the State goverument, On the other hand, however, it may bo said that it does vot | yet appear that the Governor contemplates enforciag bis demand by other than legal means. | _ —- ' goverament required him to INSURANCE TROUBLES, SUDGE WESTBROOK DECLARES JUDGE Pratt's ACTION NULL AND VOID, | Sudge Westbrook, of the Third Judiciui Department, gave decision yesterday iu the case of the Coutinental Life Insurance Company, of this city, He decides (ust the successive ap, intments of Grace and | anether as receivers were void, because there was ® way to have it done pointed out by the stature, whiet was not followed, and, therefore, that thero was | fo wathority to make te appointments, He winds up the company, on tho application of the Attorney General, and directs the appointment of a receiver, | q@om lo will name When all the parties are heard on the setuement of tae order. With regard to the New Jersey Mutual, an almost | Bniversal feeling provails iu Newark that away back of | the iptroduction of Noyes’ association witb the | company there js vomething wrong ip ite history. A Wading question Who got and where are the $134,000 worti of United States bonds Which the Mutual officers oxbibited to Secretary of | Biate Kelsey lust February as parto! their assets and securities? Apropos ol these bonds, it ts understood | that « very lively secve wok place upon the occasion o tr exhibition to Mr. Kelsey. Ue bed yates wate iefed that the company Was unsound, and, with a de- | mre to lav baads on all that ho could that was good in | the shapé ot asacts, he proposed to retain posses sin of the bonds shown him The Mutual officers at oneo displayed their teeth, They told tho Secretary of state very plarwly that he Could bot carry three Soave: thay it it Wore necessary, as they | order NEW YORK BERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1877—QUINTUPLE SHEET. trustea it would pot be, they would use force re- vent such @ procedure. The muscular logic prevailed. Mr. Kelsey yielded and tuose bonds have never been seen since. The belief is that they were simply Dorrewed from some bank iu Newark for the express purpose of throwing dust im the eyes of tie insurance examiners. In his testimony att nation ordered by Judge Depue, President Noyes de- clares that he bas never seen the bonds; that ail he received in the way of assets he restored. Some lively developments are expected before this week 18 out. ENGINEERS IN COUNCIL. STRONG PROTEST BY TH“ BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS AGAINST THE RAIL- ROAD ED! A large and enthusiastic meeting of members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginecrs was held in tho rooms of Division No. 10), iu this city, last night to protest against the recent order of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company secking to compel the engineers on that road to sever their connection with the brotherhood, Some 400 delegates were present, representing the engineers of the Delaware and Lackawanna, Eric, New York Central, New York and New Haven, I’biladelpbia and Reading, New Jersey Central, Harlem aud the Long Island roads, Several energetic speeches were made, commenting in temperate, yet forcible terms upon the order as an infringement upon their rights as men, and holding that it was as arbitrary and un- just for the company :o seek to compel its employésto leave an organization to which they were bound by many endearing ties as to endeavor to compel them to change their religion or political asso- ciationg. Resolutions were toantmously adopted’ amid considerabie entbustusm pledging tbe unswerv- tng support of the 15,000 meimbers of the Brotherhood to the engineers employed on the road, in their stand against what they regard us an oppression, even If such eupport called for the last dollar. The order in question wus issued by the Piladeiphia and Reading road op the 27th ult., to go into effect immediately, the penalty, !n case of non-compliance, being dismissal, None of the engineers have, thus far, complied, ana the company has begun to carry out ite thrent, having already discharged about forty engineers of the 435 employed. Tbe nembers of the brotherhood who were present believe thut the firm stand taken by yheir organization will compel the company to rescind the obnoxious order, THE STRIKE BEGAN. Pui.apguraia, April 14, 1877. ‘The order for a strike of the Brotherhood of Loco | motivo Kogineers on the Philagelphia and Read- img Railroad was promulgated «to-day and went into eflect at midnight As the trains on the main line came in before twelve o’slock the engineers were notilled of the action of the brother- hood. and all left their engines, It 1s notwelieved that there will be any detention of trains to-morrow as the company bave already employed men to fill th laces of the strikers, uoticipating the action of t rotherhood, On the Germantown branch all the Brotherhood engiueers left during the past week or | two, and their places were filled trom day to day, ¥0 that no trouble is anticipated on that portion of the road. The order forthe strike strictly torbids aban- doning engines before arriving at their destination, YACHTING NOTE. The yacht Ida, from Florida, put into Smithville, N.C., on Tuesday, aud went to sea on Wednesday. Sho is supposed to have encountered the full tury of the gale, MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT, War DepartMest, OPrsior OF THE CILIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasuinctox, April 15—1 A. 3. Indications, For New England and Middle States, slightly warmer, clear or fair weather, with light variable winds and rising, followed by falling barometer. For the lake region, partly cloudy, warmer weather, east to south winds during the day, falling barometer, with areas of rain in tho northern portions. For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val- loys, warmer southeast to southwest winds, falling barometor, partly cloudy weather, and in the northern portions rain. For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Obio Valley, warmer east to south winds and clear or fair weather, with stationary or slowly falling barometer during the day. For the South Atlantic States slightly warmer, clear or fair weather, northerly winds, shilting to east and south, and no decided change in pressure. The Mississippi River will rise slightly between Cairo and Vicksburg. The Obio, Missouri and Upper Misstasippi will fall slowly. The Mississippi is seven inches above the danger line at Cairo, one foot below it at Helena and two feet below at Vicksburg. THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of last yoar, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudout’s pharmacy, Hegarp Batlding:—. 1876, 1877. 1876, 1877. 3AM. 49 38 «8:80 P. M.....6. 70 6AM. 49 3 6 PM 9 A.M. 4069 PM 12 M.. 47 12 PM Average vemperature yesterday... Avorage tewperature for corresponding date last year... KGa UINVapLMECSCCSE CA noRvoNT Ty OOM: 1876. ""* 1877. Weekly average 482-7 454-7 DATES OY DEPARTURE PROM NKW YORK VOR TUS MOXTES OF APKIL AND May. Office. — April 17. } Brondway 2. [April 18 Broadway «| April ls, .|4 Bowling Gr April 19 164 Brondway: “fares 19, 61 Brosaway 2 Krowaway Germ 1] 34 Brondway City Broadway Ethiopia. Bowling Green ‘| Bremen Liver 12 Bowling Green Broadway Liverpool: Krom Glascow --}2 Bowling Greea «17 Bowling Green Wreming Liverpool. )20 Broadway Aliyssimin Liverpool. [4 Bowling Green ierder... Hamburg. 181 Broadway State ot sow vdrintic Bolivia erpook. acoW Hremen Liverpool. Kotterdam Hamnbu Broadway «|7 Bowling Green Bowllug Greem ) Broadway 150 Broadway .}GL Broadway 2 Broadway | . | 20 Brow y 7 Howling Green ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY BUN AND MUON, a Sun rises. Sun wots, Moon PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 14, 187. mc 5 2i | Gov, Island 6 39 | Sandy Hook. 9 10] Hell Gate. WATER, seve 9 43 ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THK HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND WRRALD WHITESTONE THLEGRAPH LINE Steamor Wisconsin (Br), Forsyth, Liverpool April 4 and with indsa aud 5U passengers to WUliaus | | lon 49 10, ‘passed steamer for Hull same day, » bark-rigged Ii, labdl 38, lon 60, 4 U-masted steam. steamer, bound Fey er, lo araer Alvemarie, Givbs, Old Deminion stoamsiiv Co. Ship Helivs (Ger), Astiux, Hamburg 57d to Funen, Kdye & Apa 9, Int 36, lon bark Fredrich Seatla (Ger), trou Charwite fo Bark susan L Campbell (Br), Brooks, Liverpool F In ballast to Jas Wo biwell & Co. Ix anchored Iu the lower bay for orders. Bark 5k} Wiallase to ( Burk Nisbe (Nor), Olsen, Boekinann, Deriein & Wad tine weather, iurk Exile (he). Bereyiau, Bremen March 24, iu ballast to or Is nuchored In the lower buy for orders. | Hurk Frederick (Nor), Isaachsen, Hamburg 35 daya, with | mdse to Funeh, Edye & First 14 days ied strony west | only winds corinain save light winds and fine wel | er. Kark Haakon Hwskonsen (Nor), Hauge, Rotterdam 49 days iw bublast, t6 Fnuch, Kdye & Co, April J0, of Cape Hutterns, experioneod « ‘vivlent easterly gale, lusting 43 he + Spain), 24 wi to Benham vewes, Del, with mase to the | #, with indse | W), syoKe endl Jan St, in ballast to 1s wuchored in the lower bay tor ihare Madura (Ger), Meyer, war to De Cavivo & L nid ( ner; ¥ re ii 20 days, with sugar to Hatteras, bad a heavy joss und split sails und started i Cubelio 21 days, with trong trades tu the | thence northerly w tothe latof Hate easterly yales; 0.4 AM, was up but was led to tack off, and | | Hrenkwater April 14, with juss of toretopgallautmads and Para 22 oye. with rubber 1 to J Wenders. 3 tex. Mareb 29, lat 2007, ew ren ran near for on 4, large brig, steerins Jon’ G38 brig’ Etta M Cumberland, Webber. Havana 17 dave, with sugar Was 10 days N of Hatteras with strong NE pales. Phelan, Cardenas 4 days, with sugar iuek ; Vessel to Brett, Son & Co. Had N of Huttorns, with HO 40, passed brig Je wo dart 4: . Virginia, schy Adele Corso, Corson, Mhiladelphia for Boston; put va harbor. Bar Bark Victor (Nor), which was anchored in the lower bay, came up to the city Mth, AM. VYASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTER. M Steaier Chesapeake, Mangum, Portland for New York. jaw Sedlo Stewimer Galasea, Walden, Providence tor New York. Steamer Bolivar, Geer, New Loudon and Norwich for New York. Selir Honetta (Br), Clark, Cornwallis, NS, for New York. Sehr Nolato, Snail, Machias tor New York, Willard, Gloacester for a xouthern Gshiog cit Georgi cruise. Sele MM Brainard, Fitch, New Bedfard for New York. Sebr Island City, Alien, Harwich lor New York, Behr Henry onsen, Allen, Westport tor New York. hel Ontario Burdick, Providence tor N for « sadier, White, Providence f br EH Brazos, Miller, Warren for Naw York. Rollers, Rollers, Portland, Ct, for New ¥. ton for New York. Sehr Sehr J K Shaw BOUND “Ast. Steumer Gen Whitney, Hullett, New York fur Boston, Brig Dart (Br), Colton, New York tor Cagis (aud an- chored off Whitestone). lirig © R Kurzens (Br), MeBride NB (and anchored off Whitestone). Hf Wotherspoon (Br), Pottis, Windsor, Sclir Jas Ford, Reinurd, New York for Bueuos Ayres. Sehr J rice, Nici New York for Providence. Sebr Oceanus, Young, liohoken tor Providence. Schr H Hluckinan, Arnold, Hoboken for Providence. sehr Minguas, Phillis, Hoboken for Providence. Sehr Henry ¢ wrt Johnaon for Providence. Setir Hattie kehr Albert Pharo, Binzha, ndence. | Seb Union Flug, Frisbie, Port Johnson for Koston. | Brig British Queen, hence tor Commwallia, NS, 12th inat, ia at anchor off Whitestone. CLEARED. ' jaavnaes Celtic (Br), Gleadell, Liverpool via Queenstowa— Cortis, ‘Steamer City of Richmond (Br), Leiten, Liverpool via Queenstown—J G Dale ‘Steamer Hindoo (Br), Milla, Hull, E—Charles L Wright & phuamer California (Br), Maskay, Glasgow—Honderson ro Steamer Neckar (Ger), Willegerod, Bremen via Southamp- ton—Oelrichs & Co. ap iignmer Huntsville, Welr, St Johns, Pit, Ae—J de Rivera a, Seamer Rio Grande, Bolger, Havana—James E Ward Co. 1 City of Houston, Eldridge, Galveston vis Ke CH Mallory & Uo. 2 ‘Steamer Lone Star, Forbes, New Orloans—Bogert & Mor. x pateamer Kalckerbockor, Kemble, Kew Ofleans—Clark & man. yatcamer San Salvador, Nickerson, Sarannah—George ‘onze, teainer Charleston, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quintard Steamer Regulator, Doane, Wilmington and Moreheaa city, NOW P Clyde & Steamer Old Dominion, .W Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. ‘Stoumer Jolin Gibson, Masingo. Georgetown, DCJ L Roowe. Jr. Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Clark, Baltimore—Win Dal- New York for St Jobu, New York tor tell. Steamer Agnes, Smith, Fhiladelphia—Boxert & Morgan, Steamer ite, Grumley, Philadelpuia—Jus Hana, Steamer ake, Mangum, Portland—J'¥ Ames. Steame' Whitney. Hallett. Boston—H F Dimuck. Ship Princeport (Hr), Brown, Liverpool—Boyd & Hinck- ov yark Elliotts (Br), Vellon, Hull, E—R D Borland. Bark Trafalxar (t), Loakweod, Queenstown fur orders— & Co. Mbaudel (Ger), Wachter, Bremen—Funch, Edye £ Co. Bark Fthels (Br), Evans, Copenhagen—J 8 Tucker & Co. Bark Frances Hilyard (Sr), Cuun, Havee—Boyd & Hinck- en. Bark Post (Nor), Gunderson, Bordeaux—C Tobias & Co. Burk Clio (Nor), Thomasen, Passages (Spainy—C Tobias &C bark Zulma (Br), Peterson, Carden: ‘Waydell & Co, 2 Brig Durt (Br), McKenzie, Cudis tor orders—J F Whitney C rig Candidesza Lauro (Ital), Gibraltar for orders—Jobn © Seacer. oaitig Bee Side (Br), Muygah, 8t Lucia, Wi—Leaycratt & ‘rig Excelstor (Br), Mayor, Hamilton (Bormuda)— craft & Co, Brig Agenora, Walls, Newark—J HI Winchester & Vo, Schr BJ Wilard, Strobridge, Laguayra and Porto Ca- bello—Dallett, Boulton & Co. Schr Eawin J Palmer, Stevens, Mex—Thevaud Bri h, Bayl jampeche and Frontera, Vera Cruz—J A Jansen, sry, Wolfville, NS—D & De af (Br), Sanford, Windsor, NS—C W taux. Schr J L Crossley (Br), Crossley, Windsor, NS—C W Ber- tu Schr Maggie L (Br), Reld, 8t John, NB—A T Honey. Hoone, Norfolk, Va—Van Brant elie Anuile 2 Reynolds, ro. Schr Francis Shubert, Cranmer, Washington, DC—Siaght ‘clr Harboson Hickman, Robinson, Philadelphia—Crow- ley & Dollard. Dresser, Reed, Boothbay, Me—Isaac R Sta- ipebr E es. F Sebr D Ellis, Torrey, Boothbay, Mo—Haviland & Pressoy. Sehr Rival, Pletcher, Boxton- Haviland & Pressey. ie A Bo Brown (Br), SAILED, Steamers Celtic (Br), tor Liverpool; City of Richmond (Hr), do; California (Br), Glasgow; Neckar (Ger), Bremen; Hindoo (Br), Hull; Alps’ (Br), Port au Prinee, &c; Tybee, St Domingo, ty of New York, Havana; Rio Grande, do; Huutayil RK; City of Houston, Gulveston nickerbecker, Chu ebm: At anchor ju the lower Georgia (Br), for brigs Ivanhoe (Br), bane 3 worite, B: Clifford, ; schrs Jamestown. Georgetow: 3 McNameny, Philadelphia; Emma Heather, Boston. Wind at sunset, E. Barometer at sunset, 90.03. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE, Nouvoux, Va, April 14, 1877. Bark Kallisto (Nor), which sailed from Hampton Roads 12th inst for Bull Kiver, 6C, was on yesterduy run into by the schr Hattie L Faller, Capt Smith, from St Marys, Ga, for Washington, DC. The collision ocearred off Hatteras, about 18 miles from Body Island light, The schooner was abandoned, her captain, family und crew being taken off by the bark and brought to Hampton Roads. Bark Kesolation, Capt EM Stoddard, of the Baker Wrecking Company, whlch lett this city on the Sth tnat, in rob of the dixmustea and abandoned brig Roanoke (be- fore reported), returned to port yesterday afternoon alter having proceodsd about 80 miles to the eastward of where the brig was lust seou, The return of the Resolution was occasioned by euvy gules she encountored, She saw nothing of the Rosnok MARITIME MISCELLANY, sg For burning of steamer Leo, and severe loss of life, see general news columns, Sreamue Lanrapor (Fr), fom New York, at Havee April 1, lind her boats sinashed in a heavy NW gale, lasting from | 28 to 2th. | Sue AgsecunaDKur (Ger), from Baltimore for Belfast | ontevideo: ados; Abby DO; Samuel muins ashore at Crump's Head, Chesapeake Bay, Her cargo of vil will be taken to Norfolk. Snir Ly Gran Gusray (Belg), remains ashore at Lewes, Del. Anchors are being laid out. Bark Noxtuwoon (Hr), from Baltimore for San Andreas, ashore at Coan River, Chosapeake Bay, ts being discharged of her cargo. Bark Hawrnors. before reported ashore at Le wus hove off some distance yesterda: De entirely Hoaved at the evening tide. evs (Ger), from Baltimore for Beltayt, 1, astiore at Oeoan View, Lynnhaven Bay, is dismasted. They have landed 300 bbls petroionm; the balance is in gvod order, Bank Lavavr (Nor), capsized at Pensacola, a firm at that pluce hus contracted tu raise for $3000. This includes | raising and pumping ont the vessel. H Bank Sinexa (ital), trom Hull, remains ashors at Lewes, Del. slorris, Mawil & Co have contracted to get her off doliver her in Philadelphia. They will yo to work at up BARK Minwa Hetens (Ger), which was blown ashore at sncula April 7, was floated 10th uninjared, Bang SUNSHINE (Nor), trom Now York for Pillaa, ground- ed nt Hoideodde March , but floxted after discharging 63 Varrels oil, and was taken into Copenhagen 26th, provably not damaged. Bark Nowra Worn (Br becn oluwn ashore wt out damage, Baxk Covnnien pu Caxapa (Pr), before reported ashore as Pevsucula, was flouted april 10 without dumuge, Buia Diniso, from Cardenns, arrived at the Delaware Del and was expected t previously reported us having Pevsacola, was got off April 10, with- Jibboom, Scun WALTON (before reported stranded on the Delaware Brenkwater) lies on the outside of the stone pile wnd the rocks have cut through her bottom crow havo been | d to save Instruments, clothing, de. At high water | «with her stern fase and bows working; her deek | 1 lamber is washing off at Philadelphia from Cardenas, loot deck load aud sustain her damage in guie April 10, Senk Epwano J Hrnaty, from ——— for vhiladelphia, with lumber, is ashore at Kitty Hewk, and at lust account Koln Lo pleces. & CANARY, ashore at Lewes, 18 waiting for th subside in order tu have pumps placed on boara, Senn A W Coutins, Hardeastle, frou: Nassau via Lon ¥, With eargo irom wreck of A if Lualis, pat into Norfol pril HL lewky, and with loss of sails & Seni LN Lovett. ashore at Lewes, lies broadside on the beuch and in au exposed position, but Is nut injured as ye Sent Jomy A Gnierty, before reported ashore at Lewe us buen hove off just clowr of the bar, and i! the weather sderates sho will be tuken to the anchorage, Sour Many MANKIN Wis seen anchored off New Point April 13, with sails loose, wheel broken, boat gone and ap- parently sbandoned. Senn BENGAL, trom Rictimond, Va, for New York, dracged ashore on Hampton Bar on the 13th inst. The vessel is full | of water, and both masts are gone, The crew were saved. Scene Dayip Crockett, trom Gloucester, which went ashore iu Halifax harbor Oth, came off wt high tide same day. Sen J aseun (Br), Smith, from Clentuezos for the Dela- 1), put inte gale to « A ware Breakwater for urdery (betore report Nussau March JI leaky, und had discharged cargo of molasses Apri 7 for repairs drifted to the southward 112 i) Brig Hurry & Aubrey (Bri, Det days, with sugar to Dwight & Mint, Viorre, Mart WW days Nv a iat Was | ‘The pants pleked up off the Islox of Shoals by the fishin bout Mary & Roundy, wer « Deer Island versel, whicl was run di by wn unk chooner, bound to st Johns, ‘The crow saved themselves by tuking to their dory, Dereu Istaxp Maxaor, April 12—selu Win Romer, frou Warren tor Moboken. put in he ay hat while off the mouth of Warren Kiver this tu ibed luis vessel, and the mainboom sheet got foul uf ‘xd, in consequence he broke the maiubeom amid: ps sud put in od PM, alter fisting Toh ident to the West Wind ne first was the enllixion with the stea: in Providence harbor (as reported) 3G Beaxen, April 14, PM—A strong NE wind continue J the wreckers have not been wble to board the steamer and to-day, The broak appears to increa\ Winwixero: April 14.—The pit ts Mary K. Sproat and Uriat ‘Timmons, one with seven and the other with six inen, ebiefy pilots aboard, left Smithville Last Wednesday morning going out to a, and have not been rd from s Hoth hoats are thought to have been Several suiall vesseis are ashore near Smithville, SPOKEN. Ship frov D. Liverpool, Jw Ship Robs for Falmouth, {rom Nan Francisco for . from Lobos de Afuera YS. Jon SLAW, Mack, trom Li fon 11 Ww, an, from Liverpool for Callao, Hatteras. ge whec, from Calivo for Antwerp, Mazch rpool for Kio Ship Colorado, Ingraham, fromm New York for Melvourne, Marl 16, lat 20 16 'N~ Jon ship Warwick Castle (Br), Warren, from Portland, O, for Jon 20 40 W. Liverpool, Feb 14, lat 24 14 a Cardif tor Bombay, ship Winged rlunter, Panno, tron the Equator, lon 31 W Me Beil (Br), Kose, trom Havre for Halifax, March 27, a 6 AUship, showing MCMH Queenstown, was seen Aship, allowing WBV San Francisco, was avon Bark Matilda Uflyard ( burn, Ns, March 7, In N, lop 22 15 W. Bark Maud (Br), Rusvell, trom Pensuco! . Mareb 28, lat 48 30, ton 10 50, ‘Bark Ellidu (Nor), Boe, trom Borgen for America, March 90, lat 4815, lon 8 50, Bark Francesca i (Ital), Riya York, Mareb (7), fom San Franclsco tor » Ww for la, from Havre for New 47 40, Yon 35 Ins, from Boston for Melbourne, Feb 13, asted schooner, showing v9 siiznais, bound E, was seon March 15,lat 4407 N lon 35 55 W. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, AsnnpxEx, April 12—Salled, bark Laurel (Br), Symmers, Quebec. ‘Axrwerp, April 14--Satled, ship Lucile, Waite, Cardiff. Atxxawpnia, April 4—Arrived, bark Ignazio (Ital), Par- lato, New York. Bristot, April 14-Sailed, steamer Cornwall per, New York. Canpiry, April 18—Arri sacola, Greenoce, April 13—Suiled, ship Edward Cardwell (Br), Campbell, Quebec; bark Hope (Br), Cumming, do. Hurt, Aprit 14—Arrived, ship Northern Monarch (Br), Garden, San Francisco via Queenstown, Sailed L4th, bark Lorenso Cogolato (Ital), Poggi, Balti- more, Marwicw, April 13—Sailed, bark Cecilia (Ital), Basso, Delaware Breakwater, Haxsura, Avril 12—Satled, barks Argo (Ras), Larsen, New York; 13th, Silo (Nor), Tellofven, do; Anna (Aus), Vidalich, do; Delfino (Ital), Philadelphia, Havnx, April 12--Arrived, bark Johann Wilhelm (Ger), Albrecht, Now York. Sailed 12th, bark Monhegan, Luce, Hampton Roads; 14th steamer Labrador (Fr), Daure, New York via Plymouth. * Liverroo., April 14—Arrived, ship Warwick Castle (Br), Warren, Portland, 0. Saiied 14th, steamer Victoria (Br), Williams, Boston; bark Edith Carmichael (Br), McFadden, Shediuc, Loxpox, Avril 14—Cleured, bark Osmo (Rus), Soder- holm, United States, Lixenice, April 13—Sailed, bark Askoy (Nor), Marcussen, Quebe Pexanra, April 12—Arrived in the roads, bark Sedmi Du- brovack! (Aus), Ferlan, New York. Quxexstows, April 13—Arrived, barks Nuovo Matteo (Ital), Castagnola, New York; Bel Stuart (Br), Gilliut, Sa- vannah (and proceeded for West Hartlepool under orders) ; 14th, Ruth Palmer (Br), Smith, Baltimore, Also arrived 14th, steamers Istrian (Br), Fitt, Boston for Liverpool; Nova Seotian (Br),, Richardson, Baltimore via Halifax for do (and both proceeded). Rorrerpam, April 13—Arrived, (Dutch), Vis, New York. Sailed 13th, bark Vikar (Nor), Sverdrup, New York. Suiled from Helvoet 13th, bark Helen Sands, Bosford, New York, St Hxtewa, March 20—Salled, bark Marie & Helene (Ger), Warnkes (from Singapore), Philadelphia. ‘Trixste, April 10—Arrived, bark Whitehall (Br), David- son, Baltimore, Wrst Hanrixroot, April 12—Arrived, bark Der Wan- derer (Ger), Krghn, Daron, ’ FOREIGN PORTS, AvcKLaxD, Feb 16—Sailed, bark Mirzapore (Fr), Depeux, Pu Sound. Butsnaxx, March S—Arrived, brig Venture (Br), David- son, New Yo ‘DUNEDIN, Feb 13—Arrived, bark Courser, Kelman, New (Br), Stam- . bark Idw (Br), Morris, Pen- steamer Rotterdam GrarattaR, March 26—Arrived, bark Gluseppina Vincen- ee (cee Seollatu, New Orleans (and sailed 27th for jenow). ort 27th, schr Robert Portner, Strange, from New b 18—Arrived, schr Storm Bird (Br), Falker, New York. HONOLULU, March 15—Arrived, burke Legal Tender, Man- ter, San Francisco: 234, Joseph Verkins, Johnson, Port Gumble ; schr Gen Sailed 20th, barks D ‘28th, Helen W Almy, Freeman, do. In port March 29, Dark Loani (Huw), for San Francisco; schr WH Meyer, Brown, from and for ived 13th, Havana, April 9—Sailed, steamer Gilsland (Br), Ratten, New York: Hatirax, April 14—Arrived, steamer Austrian (Br), Wy- He, Liverpool for Baltimore. defn. noN, April 8—Sailed, bark Molus (Nor), Krogh, Phila- ontKVIDEO, Feb 26—Sailed, ship Goshawk (Br), Man- son, Callao, Nanatmo, April 4—Arrivod, ship Grace Darling, Gilmore, San Francisco. assav, NU, March 31—Arrived, schrs Jusper (Br) Smith, Cienfuegos for Delaware Breakwater (soe Mia Awelia Anu (Br), Sawin, Jacksonville: David Carl, New York (and sailed April 4 for Klouthora and April 5, Adelaide (Br), w York. Sailed 4th, schr Goodwill (Br), Kober Paysanbu, April 10—-Sailed, brig All more, Rio Graxpe, Feb 24—Sailed, schr Matilda M (Br), Me for New York. Ivion (Br), Banks, for Penarth GS Ponery (Br), Pouery, Dublin; sehr mac Odell, New York. uste, April 10—Arrived, bark Ulrika (Sw), Johnson, mington, NC Povo wii [Pen Steamen Wisconsy. Auxnpat, Murch 13—Arrived, Morlund, Olsen, Quebeo(?), Builed 1908, kdwin, Herlotsen, Ainerica, Axtwrur, ‘April 2 arrived, Maggie E Sead, Whiting, Callao, Sailed March 31, G H Gordon, Gordon, St Thomas, Attona, March 20— Arrived, Duchess, Elliott, New York: Perovieh, New York. Deltino ¥; Merici, Philadelphia, Sailed 30ch, Biandina Py Bosros, April In Claypole, Destino, Seapparoue, from Buitimors, Brivexwarer, March 31—Suiled, Paragon, Williams, Quebec 1 apd March S1—Salied, Mary Waiter, for St John, NB. Mineman, March 28—Arrived, Froya, Carlsen, Norfolk; 20th, Weser (9), Von Buluw, New York. Hounkavx, March 29—Suiied frou Pauillac, Peru, Frede- ricksen, Pensneola, . Hassein, Feb 23—Arrived, Astoria, Potter, Bombay, Canpirr, March 29—Cle Marian, tor Que Conunna, Mure! Arrived, Texas (s), Lawn erpool cand sail jew Orleaus) sailed, Eliza Everett, Dunkerton, mz, Mareh 27--Sailed, John II Kranz, Pitcher, and J F Kranz, Howen, Gloucester, Mas: ‘Clenved 27th, Attila, Johnson, New York. Corre, March dl—satled, Marco Maria, Baracich, York. Cagriant, Mav timore ; St Pier: Camsnoons, Fob 18—1) wen, Live New = Cleared, G rigliano, Savarese, Bal- tit, do. h port, Bolivia, Burgess, from Bos- O~Arrived, Jutia 1, Punch, Madras, sinnlt, Marseiiles, Atrived, Nonpareli, Cobb, ‘ows, CGH, Passarven or Boston. Dea, Apel i—sailed, St Chari New York; £4, Bessie Lt (of St Jo! x Hicks, Bahia; Enizabeth, datberstadt, New York. Aneb i Ada , Will Lenaon (and sated ds Osear, Svendsen, do lor ‘Lloyds, Bur . du for du. : GN SoutisForelaid,tat, Tomo, Larson New York for Klsi- for Leith; 1, Reine du are Devonshire, April en, Liverys Vo, Feb 1U—In port, Jasper, Williams, from 1, March 31—Arrivedin the roads, Pus- Battumure, q Sailed, Alexandria (»), MeKay, Lis . Italian (®), Donaldson, for Boinbay) ; 26uh, Guiseppad rleans (and saited for Genoa), . Romano, Carthage: a; Preuott (and salle ivla, Sew ili s . Chas 1H Lawrenee, Kemp, ‘Cusieliano, New Orlowns ; 30th, Brackett, Palermo. |) Franciveo (tal vark), for Phil- adelphia Mouyina : oi fur New York; Lucy A Nivkels, » )-Of, Abigail, Raymond, from Live from du for April TgArnved, Wm D Lawrence, Ellis, Pas jeu belton de Livenroon, March Si—Arrived, Bronette, Richards, Phil- adelphia; Insp Rangoon; Daisy Boynton, ppleby, Mace (s), MeKuy, New York. Builed Ist cLoughiin, San Franeisen; ‘Triumpban Cleared 29¢b, Demarara; Stst, Emma L Shaw, Mac Home, Kiliom, wi i lytic, T Eliza jouwnzd, Webster, Quebs Kose, du} Oriental, Otis, Call Alia, Albretison, do: Aion Of tie Bur Lightship 20h, pool tor St vB Of the 8 Franetseos Uff Great Ormsheud 25th, Koyal 0) pool for st John Adolpl . Plott. Habit whi, Owen, Liver i UD, . Bush, vin nurter, Robbins, Liver: 28ch, Fre Liverpool for San Arrived KM Gregory, Smith, Wil Providantia, Holts, Wiimingon ; Armanelia, Hand, O. wenlns, Holt, New Yor! U writer, Vell irafant, Libaern ‘Quebec Gun- Wille srenay a ; Cuba, neliesen, sivithucto—ail in baliast | MF. . Bennett, Sama. run tor “Havre: Henry ibiig, of Qnevec), for Falmouth \prit 1, Mernies, tram Doboy Sound for London. oh Maveh iit, Dorothy ‘Thompso., Frostick, from Bull Nowenstieg Cardenas, Movie, April 2—Sailed, Eblana, Olsen, 8t John, NB. Messina, Murch 27~ sailed. Zuleika, Walsh, Falmouth, Mavens, March 18— Arrived. Zingara, J ones, New York. ¥ Msieh, March 28—Arrived, Manuel & Cuza, Bayles, New ‘ork. Cleared 26th, Nuova Chiarina, Maresea, New Yor rol Aased 24th, Helen A Holmes, Eldridze, trem New York for Matti bec. icin, March 31—Cleared, Macedonia, tor Q\ Arata, Murch S—Arrived, Adela 8 Hills, Je ‘h 31—OM, Woljeket, Jaasson, from Bull ne Arrived, Croft (s), Hodgson, Messina © New York) aura & Virginia, Vicari, Boston; Emily. 31—Clenred, Barbara Neudriko, Mey- nce, Halvorsen, North America; Mystic Madras au zd, Zimi, Jenkins Bombay. yhgetwanrtos, March S1—selled, Bilisif, Honge, % ork, Pes . St Marvin pe Ry, March 25—Put into the roads. wind. bound, Lavkout, Nichols, from Bordeaux for Cadi, to. load for N ork. Nuvnwa, March 22—$1 Marino, Vatetich, New York, Sr Vincusr, € a jailed, Ussoinack A, Ossol- nack, Bultimore: 20th, Juventa, Aaby, Uni at rexxL, March 30—Nulled, Kate Covert, Mayne, Quebec. Trauey, Mure 20—Sailed, Graziella, Amakell, Balti: more; Victoria, McKenzie, d { ‘Turkste, March 29—Arrived, Chastoor, Gortley, New Or- jeans, Vatuncta, March 27—Arrived, B P Cheney, Starkey, Ha- annillos; 2th, Croft (9). Hodgson, Palermo, &e (and sailed for New York) ; Nortk Star, Thompson, Pavelion de Pica. AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, April 4—Salled, bark Jane A Falenburg, Hon- jul paRetANpata, April 13—Cieared. schr Hatsie Baker, on ine, (Br), ° oli BOSTON, April 14—Arrive, steamer Pales Irvine, Liverpool, Cleared—Steumers Mlyrian (Br), Worthingt Seminole, Mi ‘illiau ludelphin; Glave ‘more, Burge, Philadel ry L. Wheton, Rich, Mobile ‘aio, Seminole, Walsh, Burge, do F Sampson, Gage, Georgetow! led—Steamers Iliyrian, City ot Val Potasville, Willlam Lawrence an TIMORE, April 14—Arri steamer 0 Appeld, Boston; bark weifie (Nor), Grung, Norway; ‘1 Sorenson, Liverpool; seirs Rodney Parker, Parker, New Haven; Henry Withington, Chuse, Portland; Jun H Hoyt, Lyou, New Haven, Cleared—Steamers Seagull. Pierce, Newbern, N DJ Foley, Price, Wilmin, NC? Dennis, Valentine, New York; Martha Steve: Chance, do; barks Dews (Ital), Ben Kute (be), ‘Anderson, Dublin; Usko . i Donelde; Nienberg, Rio Janeiro; Puladin (Ans), PR; sel Ror ‘arker, Varker," New Marshman, Charleston: Ex: ling, Panco and Vana: brix Acadi 'K, April 9—Cieared, schrs B14 Wheaton, Geo 3 Marts, Murts, Boston; Jbay Hf ww York. chr Rebecca H Queen, Cain, Philadel- April 12—Salled, bark Josephine, Besse, New t'S LANDING, April 12—Sailed, schr Amos Faik- rly, Philadelphia, April 12—Sail Philsdelphia. CHARLESTON, April 11—Cleared, sebrs Mini New York: Hannah BKUNSWI vis, Fall Rive: bens, Fubens, |, sehr Jesse Murdock, Slocam, Wicks, Buell, Ireland, Boston via George: ared, steamers City of Atiauta, Woodhull, New York: Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia. DUTCH IsLAND HARBOR, Taye 11.—Arrived, schrs R 8 Miller, Smith, Providence tor Philadelphia; Jos Port Newport for do; Baltimore, Mowatt, Provide rk; Twilight, Tipelark, Fall River for south Am- jcola, Randail, New York for Portsmouth, having repaired (and all salled at 2 AM 12th). ‘Also arrived, schr Kescue, Kelly, from Port Johnson for New Bedtora, m 12th—Arrived, schrs West Wirid, Romer? Warren for Ho- boken (see Miscellany); Wm A Morrell, Kelly, Albany for Boston; Gi jarnett, New York tor Wareham. PM—Salled, schra West Wind, and Wm A Morrell, FERNANDINA, April 9—Cieared, schr Wm H Mitchell, Pottigrove, Barbados, 1Wth— Arrived, sehr Wm H Jones, Falkenburg. New York. Ciewred- Bark Finland (Rus), Seifivino, Hull, FORTRESS MON ROE, April 14—Arrived, barks Auguste. from Bremen, king; Calusa, -Hawes, Point Lobos, an eee to New York; brig Georgia (Br), Bartling, Santos for orders, Fat into the roads 13th, steamer America, Billups, Balti- more for Savannah. on account of heavy weather. PALL RIVEH April 11—Salled, steamer Empire State, Phillips, Philadelphia, MOBILE, April 14—Cleared, brig Lena (Ger), Witte, London; schra Seguin, Hall, Kingston; Frank’ Lucas, 5ps Culedon| Hulse, Ruatan, NEW ORLEANS, April 10—Arrive: Potter, Liverpool; Wm Tapscott, Wyman, do; Thorndean vou; Minnie H Gerow (Br), Gerow, Br), Harvey, do vin Li tlavee ;brige Ona! Hart, New York; Mudawas Surucina, Messini ore Abbi: rson, Corson, Charte: ton; A H Belden, Terry, Galveston; Lily of the Vailey, Leitch, Ruatan, ® Cleared—Sel jor, Morgan, Rouace: Jath mer Hudson, Gager, New York. ‘leared—Steamer st Louis (Br), Reid, Li youl, Passes, April 10—Arrived, schra J M Fiske, l'urner: Ger- trude Howes, Cofelu, and F © Holden, Lyman, Ruatan. Sailod—Bark Autonio; schrs Santo, Oteri,'and M W At- wood, NEW BEDFORD, Apel! 12—Arrived, achrs Mary A Pred- Fitch, Amboy; M Vassar, Jr. Kelly, New York, iniled—Schrs A M Lee, Williams, Philadelphia; John H Perry, Woods (from Wareham», do; MH Read, Benson (from’ Mastapolsett), do; Richard Law, Hawkins, New York, isin Arrived, schr E Sinuickson, Pennowell, Pliladel- Pisuiled—Sehrs Harriet Ryan, Robbins, New York; Addie Sawyer. Cook, do; sloop Clio, Flanders, do. NE PORT, April 12—Arrived, schrs f P Abell, Hall, Port Johnson; Alex Young, Blaze, War.en for Philadel: f Dhatham for New York; Sa- rab W Blake, Bri + for do vin Hurtford; Star, Rackett, Philadelpht I River (and all sailed 12th; P Arrived, schrs Nicola, Randall, Hoboken for Port: mouth: Mary Ht Miffin, Ferris, do for Warren; RB Smith, Sprague, Rondout for Dunversort, nreburied and sgiied again 1a,” schrs Star, and Oliver Chase. NEW LONDON, April 18—Arrived, schrs Wm M Evorets, Hoboken for Norwich: ED Pitts, New York fur Providence: Sailed—sehr Fanny Fern, New York. AVEN, April 13—Arrived, sloop Stary Gray, Job ww Vor SCAGOULA, April 11-Cloared, bark Carlo Borromeo is phin: J M Freeman, Eldri ston, PA (Aus), Mtebanovich, PENSACOLA, April 9—Arrived, darks Rosalie (Br), Wil- Barrow; J W rettewall (Sw), Lofquest, Antwerp: Both Roper, Langensend; Norn (Nor), Ber; hip Solo (Sw), Danberry, Liverpool (Nor), ared—3 fant, Providence. DELPUIA, April 14—Arrived, stoamer A C Sti- New York; sehrs John D Paige, Haley, Bos r Harding, McBride, Matanzas: Hi B Diverty, ow Haven: AM Kidgeway, Urensy, Cape May . steamer Vulean, Wilcox, Hurtford; bark Kocatarer (Nor), Jncobsen, Hrisiol, Eng seliry Maggio J Lawrence, Haley, Charleston; Mary F Corson, Williams, do: AH itickman, Shaw, Providence ; Tarryaot, Corso Rostun; Floroncy P Hall, Keene, Windsor, SS; Sarah Reed, Arnold, Portland, Conn: Margie, McFadden, Cara nas, lost deckload and ‘sustained other damage in gale Apri D, Cleured—Steamors Juniata, Catharine, Savannah; Eqn tor. Hinckiey, Oharleston; Vindicator, Rogers, Fall’ Rive: atharine Whiting, Harding, Providence; Norman, Nicker- , Horton; Mayflower, Davidson, New York: bark Nahor (Aus), Vecareieb, Cork or Falmouth; schrs Empress, Ken- ned: Ida K Latian, Potter, Portsmourh:' John D Paige, Haley, Boston; Twenty-one Friends, Jeffries, do; ‘Agnes It Bacon, Haley, do; L 0 Hickman, Kinmey, Quiney Point; James Alderdice, Rockhill, Providence, Also cleared, steamers Centipede, Howatt, B: Pendloton. Hast Cambridge; Ellie Knight. Mec y, New York; ship Merom, San Francisco; schrs Jennie Bew: Harrington, Ramon de Ajuria, Mage: Matanaas; Belle Brown, Knowlton, Rocktand: Armstrong, Etheridge. Mortland: ES Gildersleeve, lintl, Bostor Frank Leaming, Cullen, do tucket. Sailed, steamships Berks, Centipede, Vindicator, Panita, Ellie Knight, Hurt duniata, © Whiting and Norm Lewes, Del, April 14—Arrived, steamer Ontario (Bri, Roucherie, Liverpool: hip George (Ger). Mi txmouth; bark Sophie Gorbity Philadelphia tor E il Williams, Russell, Nuo- Valencia: brig Dirigo, Cottin, Cardenas’ isee Mixcellany) ; schr T A Sower, Cordery, Cienfuegos for New York PORTLAND, April 12—Cleared, burs Henrietta (Br), Simpson), Cork for orders. |, bark Henrietta; beigs Zebeuia, B W Coch- sehr Grice Cashing. brig Henley, New York Stexmer Scandinavian (Hr), iver i" Osprey, Growie . Cynthia June, Gott, Perth Johnson tor Paw: Stiles, d ar F Liaw: Appold, Loveland. Bal @ Crosby, Cobb, Vi ry 7 Am Hickman, shaw. and, S Franklin, ny Philadelphix: Mugaie Todd, Norwood; T WA dridge, Now York. Saliod 1th, she Emma Acry, Hall, Baltimore THh—Arrived, steamers Touawandn, Sherman, Philudel- PY jor Paws Sarah Bi ‘toh, getirs Ann E Saifori, L Levering, Sears, ry Alay, Te ty, Ga ¢ Pawtucket, —behr Maty E Rankin, Fuiler, St orge, Bor. Sehrs Lizzio D Barker, Barker: Kary & Whorf, Longwood, Hateh, Virginia; AH Leaming, Fi phia; Sarah AF Wilson, Hh tcher, John Balch, Night y mick, Tee Stiles, and ngon. and Mary Stowe, Bas con, New York. IMOND, April er, Bristol via Ham verpoo via Hasr Lovie Hours via City Point he ER Kirk, Bagg BRAN WO, Apritd —Ral Port Ludiow; WH Gawley, rrived, barks luckau’ (Ger), uw Ronde 5 . Providence, arks Forest Queen, Mecuire, Ports Madi: 14th—Ch A ri HAVANA, ip, 4 April Lpuiled,” steamer Hazard, New York; barks Nelita May. Blair, Island; Merene (Ger), Bremen; Gutenburg (Ger), stad’; sche Lizsie Lane, Bunce SATILLA, Apri 7—Arrived, brig Ameriean Union, Col- Mins, Buti Sth—suiled, bark Aurora, Anderson, Queenstown. SOMERSKY, April arrived, sclts Beile Halladay, Conary, Philadelphia; Clara Rankin, Knox, Hoboken; tag Cora f Staples, Macomber, New Yor Suiled—Sebr Volant, Lord, New York, STONINGTON, Apri 11—Arrivod, senes 8 5 Smith, Bald- win, New York fur Providence (and saied 12th) ; Sylvester Hale, Coleman, do for Taunton; Versnda, Pond, aad Phil pheridan, Lindsley, do tor Providence, 12th—Arrived, shes Florence, Baker, and Mary 1 Gib- son, New York for P jor Wars Ka tist, do for Somern sailed 13th) Sailed—sehra & 0 Cartwright, Jacob S Bilis, Mary Tice, Drendvoushs, Mary Welch, ana Henriotts, tor New York. VINEYARD HAVEN, April 18—Arrived, selire Te! +m Blooper, New York, for Boston: Mary Elina, Small, do, for do; F A Batley, Hatehinson, Kaltimore, for Portinnd ; Anna K Ketchum, Retohum, Mhilxdelphia, tor Beverly; J oR Atwoot, Atwood, New Haven, for Bristul, Me; Nev suruter, Foutainc, New \ork, tor Smlemy 1, M strouy, Fe ovidence; Kute & Mary, Cogswell, du i Jane, do tor Newport; Signal, and Ar. uD, March $1—Sailed, John E Holbrook, Leavitt, * 1; Qaickatep, do for Fwlt River (aud all 5 : joboken, for Castine; Amos M aie. Sot Stans fr caient Ava. | eens Amos M Holt (Br), Holt. Cornwaltia rniote; selirs Kendrick Suiied—Burks Syra and teath Carleton, Deimout Anson Stimson, Raven, St Croix. J Ciatk, Mary K Fearson, Sea Foam, Gas i, Mury Jano, Vieksvarg, ML Varney, Mary FGwalt Hannibal Bramhall, Julia A Berkel, Et. Haves, ang, EC Gates, Only Son, MJ Laughton, Ire enier, Nathan Cleaves, Francuula, Castitian, Elie B Joshua S Braydon, Mountain Lanrel,” Martha (Br), Nellie’ 8 terres, Julia Clinch (Br), . Arthur Burton, David Faust, H Brown, James Shindl Ketchum, Mary Eliza, legraph, Lue pri 14-01 Mary B Tower, # a Ppallest fad Ned Sumter, y red, brig Bore (Swe), 0 wr. ‘April 12—Arrived, schr BF Woolsey, ah E Kingsbury, Griffin, Boston, June Adams, Coombs, Bristol, Me. =Arriy d, sclirs Argo, Gurney, am. pril 12--Sailed, schrs BA Chesebro, Robe ingon, and MF’ Webb, Brown, New York, WARREN, April i1—Sailéd, sel Mex Young, Blake, fest Wind, Romer, Hoboken, tocum, Philadelpivia, JR big an ey, WILMINGTON: Porstromeen, (lava WOOD'S HOLE, Now York Ts, STEAMBOATS, SALE; IRON AND WOOD! puts fur day or night routes: large and ta. Tugs, Freight Propellers, Ferrybor DERIOK CO sCHMIDT, CH NAVAL OFFICER AND GENTLE. iderable experionce. speaking several lane ‘ages, wishes the position of captain or sailing muster of = ret clus yucht: wo objection t» go ubrond; first class ref, erences from shipowuers ia New York und Boston, For in terview address SAILOR, box 135 Herald office. SMALL OPEN STEAM LAUNCH WANTED—ID id chop for ensh. Call 25 William st. HOMAN, OR SALE—25-FOOT CABIN, COUNTERSTERN, faxt, Sueiy modeled Sloop Yacht; year old. Apply Wy 107 Est 10th st \ LATE FR mun of con SALE—TMIE RENOWNED YACHT ADDIE Vy price $5,000. Addr ve West 18th mt OR SALE—YACUT GYP . 73 PERT; i beam, 1 ) inches, Apply to A. cepth, 6 teet CARY SMITH GL West’ 100 st. LOOP YACHT, 50X16, » Address box 4%) Post office, ‘55 feet long, incomplete runuing order, neurly now; will sell ats sacrifice, Address I. W. BASHFORD, Youkera, F uituble for either a pleasure or working boat, Can seen at J. 1, Bennets’s dock, Bay Ridge, 3 is bs W. W, BENNETT, Wow SALE—THE FAST 25-FERT BOAT, KNOWN Al Brooklyn, Address T. FAY, 18 Clinton st., Brooks (OR SALE—A 40 FOUT YACHT MODELLED SLOOP, HOR SALE—CENIRE-BOARD SLOOP YACHT, je sh, 57 tes 18 teet benm; completely furnished, and full thyentory; has just been overhauled and put i pertect order; no auents news apply. Address ED UKOSS, Post office box 2,245, New York. i SALE—A SMALL SLOOP YACHT WITH CABIN wommodution for three; well found and in first clage order: launched Jane last. For purtivulars inquire of JAMES OMITH, foot Court'st,, Brooklyn, where boat may ev . OR SALE ORK CHARTER-SIDEWHEEL STEAM. boat, 167 feet long, newly furaished; alxo Sidewheel md Propellers, for inside and outside routes; Tugs, Yacnte, &e, Als> 28 foot Sail Yacht, complete and cheap. Apply te WILLIAM H, HAZARD, Jr, 62 Harrison xt., corner West, Ol SALE OR CHARTER FOR THE SEASON—THBE Sloop ht America. Apply. to Manning's Yacht Agency, or to owner, J. J. TREDWELL, 1 und 3 Pin JOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH,—STATEROOM Steamboat Escort, in fine order: ready for business: b: oidor of receiver. Apply to FREDERIO, C, SCHMIDE, 1 South jinn st dish OK SALE OR EXCHANGE-STEAMTUG B, B, SAN. ders; enzine 20x21. In complete order, now running; wild exchange for smaller ks 18 square. STEPUENS & CON NG's YACHT AGED the most desirable Yachts in the market are in the exclusive hands of th for sale. Schooner and Sloop Yachts } Steam Yachts, large and small; m Launches; Despatch Boats, &c. ‘For descriptions prices send tor the Yachting Circular, distributed gra- tuitously. MINIATURE, NACHTS. ENGINES, FITTINGS by the lute Fitch, for silo ata sacrifice. 53 Bond, S wT OF EXTR NAR SPERD FOR wale at a bargain—Length abont 140 fest, 17 feet beam; engine double, of superior build; cabin accommodation up. surpuased ; unusually ample and complete in every appoint- ment, having been fitted and finished rezardless of expense; how offered at a sacrifice to close an estate, Address EX- ECULOR, Herald office. LOOP YACIit FOR SALE—LENGTH, 40 FEET over ull; new, handsome and complete; price $2,400, Address W, 8., box 1,157 Post ottice. V TANTED-A SMALL STEAM YACHT, LIGHT an draught, Address I. 5. R., Herald Philudeiphia Branch ioe. 4ac., 100 BKOATS, INCLUDING METALIC and spoon vars, 368 South st. ee NPP HL MISCELLANEOUS. NONSUMPTION CAN BE aye ‘A POSITIVE, RADICAL AND UNDOUBTED CURE FOR ¢ LIFEBOATS UMPTION, WINCHESTER'S fetes AE tes OF LIME AND DA WILL CURE CONSUMPTION and prevent the development of the disease in all cases of predisposition or threatened attack, For Wenk Lungs, Chronic Bronchitis, General Debility, ‘Loss of Vigor and Appetite, Nervous Mostra tion, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND 0 18 + St EOE ‘i 4 Brain, Ni Vitalizing Tonic an rain, Nerve boing unequalled as + Vitaitsine Prepared only by &e erm !sts, 36 John st., and er bottle. Prices, $1 and $2 per bustle Sold by Druggists TVORCES QUIETLY IN ANY STAT; VAY WH Danes dees free. AMERICAN LAW AGENC ZA Astor Ho I a AN AMATEURS. ‘An unequalled variety, together with books of elegant de 3, Seud Scent stump tor lutest catalogue aud price YY WooDs ¥ ‘Liberal discount to wholesale buyers. GEORGE W. READ & CO., 200 Lewis ste, corner Hth at., E.R, New York. ADVERLLSERS, . 1,265 BROADWAY FUR KECEPTION OF “DIRELIORY FOR ERALD | BRANCIL it OPEN DAY AND OFFIC u ADVERTISEMED SALES OF PAPERS. AMUSEMENTS. 2d, 3d, 4th and Sth cole, AdTRULOUY— . BILLIARDS —47H Pack—3u BUARDERS WANTED—Sv Pave —1st, 2d and 8d cols., and lym Pace—Oth and Geb cols, BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—3p Pace—3d and 4th and 101i PaGr Seth col, BROOKLYN BOAKD—l9TH Pacx—6th col, BRUOKLYN REAL ESTATE FO SALK—Sta Pace—let 2d cols. wud ISTH PaGK—1st col. BUSINESS OP VORTUNITIES—9rn P BUSINESS NOTIC Litt Paay—6th col. CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—GT Page—1s col, and Ista Pace —Lst col. CLERKS AND SaLESMEN—2p Pace—dth col., and 4rm Jitu Pacr—Gth col. ott x—GUh col. cou 2 rege AKDENERS-2p Pace—4th and Sth COACHMEN COASTWidE STEAMSHIP: col Ge 6th col. —dtu Pack—4th and Sth cols, COPARTNERSULPS—Orn Page. Medel ciel ee ce Pack—sth col., and 19t4 Page= ‘th cul, NG ACADEMIZS—1311 Pace 6th col DINTISTRY—19en VAGw - 6th col, DRY GOODS—Ist Pacr—2d, 3d, 4th, 5.b and 6th cols, and 20TH Pace—Lat, 2d, 3d, 4th, Sth aud 6th cols, DWELLING HOUSES Ty LI FURNISHED AND UN- FURNISHED—i6rn Pace—2d. 3d und 4th cols., Lote Pack —oth und 6th cols, lr Pagk—les col, EUROPEAN STEAMSUIPS —4rn Pace—tth col, XCHANGE—13t Pack—eth col, GUKSLONS—41H Paue—btn col. ANCIAL Orn Patio FI REN lard Pade—dth ooh. FOR SAL —17rn Page—dth and 5th cols, FUKNIDMED ROOMS AND APALIMENTS TO LET— 16 Pace =4th and Sth cols., aud 1uta Page—Let, 2d and dhl eols, FURNITURB—4tm Page—tyt and 2d cols. HELP WANTED- FEMALES—2p Pace—2d and 84 cola, and din Vace—Uth col. HELE WANTED -NALES—20 Pack—6th col, and drm Pacui—titu col. HORSES, CARRIAGES, £C.417ru Pagu—Ist, 24, 3d and 4th cols, HOTELS—19rm Pace—vth col. HOUSES, RUOMS, &C., WANTED—20 Pace—Gth eol., and ase auireith and Sth cols, NSTRUCTION=V31m Pack—Gth col, Sheehy city, WOBRUKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER+ NRKAL EsTAIE FOR SALE—181a Pace—2d LECTURE SEASON—12tH Pacr—6th col, Lust AND FOUND Pace —Uth cole MACHINERY: MARBLE MAD Maru MONIAL— lar PagK—4 MBDIVAL— lett Pack—6th col, MILLINERY AND DKESSMAKING—4ta Paar—34 cole MISULLLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—lita Paga— 6th eo MISCLLLANEOUS—13111 Pace—Uth col, MUsI 20rnt Paax —th NEW PUB TONS—11 Tn Pace -6th col, NEWSPar col. JON AL—1at Pack isto PIANOPORTES, ORGANS, &6.-131m Pace—6th ls, ALS—Arit Pa SION 4 Oth 2d col, ‘ATIONS WANTED—FEMALES-= ol. OP THE CITY FOR SAL% OR TO Sd, 4th, Sth and 6th cols, aud 18rat Atm cols, CUANGE—Sta Pace —6th col., and Re LIGIOUS NUTICES—1st Vack—lst and 2d cule, REMOVALS—4110 Pace sith col, RESTAURANTS —131H Pace—Cth col. ReWAKDS—L2tH Paae—sch col, SALES AV AUCEION—Sp Paak—Sth and 6th cols, and Tith Paok—stb col. SITUATIONS WANTED—PEMALES—2 Pacu—st Wd cols, and 47H Pace Sth and 6th vols. SEPUATIONS WANTED—MALES—2p Paca—3d and 4th ols. and 4r Pack Oth gol, NUFICKS—l2te Vaan 6th col, SvORT! UUs, BEDS, &C.—Len Paoe—Gth col. STORAGE 171m Page —Oth col, SUMMN EI RESORTS Lin Uack=6th col. THE TRADES—20 Paar col. arn Pacr—6tb TO Let FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—léru Page| TRAV biitey Gel brectmn Baan tan col fy" GUIDK ten Paak—oth col, UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET 16rH Page Sth and Oth cols., wnd Lorn Pack—3d and cols. 6D 10 PURCHASE 4rit Pace—8th col. KS, JEWELRY, &0.—4tit Pack oth col, PCUKSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TU LET—Sta Page—2d and Ud cols, und 181m Paar Ast and 2d coin, WINES, LIQUORS, £0.—171m Pact! col, YACHTS, STRAMBUATS, &U.—Litn Pauk—Uth vole