The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1877, Page 10

THE RAILROAD STRIKE. * Condition of the Contest Between the Reading *~ Railroad and the Engineers. BOTH SIDES FIRM. The Workmen Well-Behaved, but Determined and Confident of Success, MEN ON THE ENGINES. —-——. NEW. PurLapgtruia, April 16, 1877. All the engineers and firemen who have quit work on tho Philadelphia and Reading Railroad aod whose homes are in or near this city, meot at the Merchant's Hotel, About 100 of them have been assembled there all day, quictly discussing tho situation. They are very careful in thei actions and con- versation, and aro under instructions uot to go near the railroad depots for the purpose of intimidating the new hands, aithough they Qpproach them on the street and endeavor to persuade them not to assist the railroud company by accepting employment irom it, In this they are often successful. Judging from the appearance of the striking engincers now in this city they areu quiet, Intelligent, well beliavod body of mechanics, who be- Weve they are right and feel confident of success. THE LEADERS OF THE MEX, The committce of the engincers who are acting for the Brotherhood are the tollowing:—W. #. Parker, cbair- man; W. J. Sweigund, 8. J. Dampham, E. VU. Tyler, Louis Arnold, William Lucking and David Cooper, [fois committee have held frequent secret meetings, und have received advices from all Mong tho line, They will not talk much for publication beyond annouucing that all the signs are hopeful, The company, they state, has entirely stopped running coal trains, and have much troublein getting their freight and other trains through, espe- pially on the main line, They are not yet prepared to say how many men have leit their engines, The road employs 400 engincers altogether, and about three- quarters of these are socicty men, All but two of the society men aro knowa to the committee us having @topped work, and several who have not joined the union have also shown their sympathy by leaving their engines, the Brotherhood having resolved to con- tribute to the support of non-union men who join them on the sume terms as their own members, TROMISES OF SUPFORT. As to their ability to hold out the strikers say that they have assurances of support trom many quarters, There are about 13,000 members of the society, pot more than 4U0 of whom will be involved in the present strike. While they are out they are guaranteed $60 per month, Asimalltax of about a dollar a mouth upon the working members will be ali that will be necessary to raise this fund. The men say that the strike cannot but be very expensive to the raliroud company, us they know that since Saturday mignight, when strike began, at least rep locomotives ba’ Deen ‘burnt,’ which necessitates a heavy expenditure for repairs, ‘A representative trum the New York Central road said he bad been instructed by the meu of that line to ay to the Reading meu, ‘Stand firm and we wili sup- ort you.”” Sunslar assurances were received trom tho Ni ‘ork und Harlem, New York and New Haven and and Hudson River roads. WiaT THK COMPANY ARE DOING, ‘The Reauing Railroad Company advertised this @iorning for competent engineers not members of the Brotherhood, und have ulready bud respons weveral huadred men, Ali applicants tn thi telerred to the depot ut Ninth und Gree je Duudred inen applied ut the Fourth «treet d were directed at once to Ninth and Green street ‘As fust as these men wero selected and ac- cepted they were burriediy assigned to trains. The Hxnatp currespondent to-day visited voth depots— the one at Broad and Callowhill streets, forthe main line, and the station at Niuth and Greeu streets for the Germantown and Norristuwn branch. Atneitherplace ‘was there any sign of disorder, although it was evident Shat the company was suffering unnoyance aud incon- Venrence in getting tueir trains uit, geurly all of them Doig wore or less delayed. AT THE COMPANY'S OFPICE. Very little cun be lcurned at the oflice of the com- pany, in this city to-day. Manugor Wootten ts still at ing where be went on Saturday to wait for tur- ther ‘develo wnents und provide for emergencies, Theretore ail advices concerning the varivus branches of the ruud are despatched at once to that placo with- Out any regurd to the waiu ultice. One despatch received on Fourth etreet, and the only one vf any note, came frum the Mahonoy and Shemokin brauvch, and stated that everything was well on that line. The engineers in that region ure not so closely identified with the Brotnerhood ag they are im this, and therefore the meu who lelt the line ‘were few in number and trains this morning are re- ported ws ruuuing without delay. Mr. Franklin &. Gowen, President of the company, to-day sunt to the press tho following officlul state- ment in relation to the strike : “We aro getting all the engineers we want, the passenger and freight traius aro moving regui he coul trafic in the coal region is also boing moved promptly, and by Tuesday or Wednesday the col trade of the main line will be provided tor. Ap- phcations for positions by thoge not counected with the Brutberhoud are very numerous, and no diffloulty is apprehended in promptly supplying the pluces of 811 those who leave,’ THE KNGINEKRS’ ULTIMATUM. Tho following Is the tult text of the reply of the en- gineers to the proposition of the railroad company, Upon the disapprove! ut which the men announce thelr intention to quit work va miduight on Saturday Purapguenta, April 14, 1877. J._E. Woorrer, Ka. General Muanyer Pihadeiphie and Reading Rallroud ing ow the Piiladelphis an Jew a meeting at iMecsl on the above dste, when ive tollowing pieamble und resulutions were unantinously adopted :— Whereas on March 27 the Philndelphin ani Railrond Company di to be prin re, ommittee, wait upon E, Wootten, Kea. the purpose of expressin Thar said circular is antagonistic to the fuudamontal. prin- ciples of our org: jun, aud also as uncalled for as it is Uu)nst, and that we will uot necede to its demands, We exprets the unanimous desire of all enxinecrs and fre: men who have been suspended or quit voluntarily that suid circular be immediately withdrawn aud stated to their positions that they filled priur to the issuing of said sireulur, Thus, Mr. Wootten, the resolution fully explains our mission, We will add:— ‘That we recognize in yourself our everything that pertains to the legislative operation of the Philadelphia and Reading Ratlroad and tensed line snd that you also, for the purpose of eficiency und divel- pline, are in w position to iutlet pauishwent for wil infrac- Hons of its rules und regulations governing its employes. Admitting the propriety of your right ax qenoral manuyer Of the biadeiphin aud Kexding Ruilroud, we wxk you most peetfully to tuke full cogniaunce of our grievances and oficial suporior in Complaints ay employes, upon whowe fidelity aud devotion ge much depends in the practical operution of the road, We would not ask anything more ban simple justice, as between the world whom society exp: welfare of our furuilie ‘e would do viulence and dishonor to nn intelligent man- hood wore we to accept auything lent than the withdrawal said circular and toe reinstatement of all those previ- 0 have pa Heipated in ¢ vt be discharged wit Brat bring notified vy the proper ullictais of the Philadel phi euding Keilroad aud leased lines, who shall re- Geive wcommittee of engineers aud arbitrate wall difficul- fies, raid comuities ty be paid full time by the company, whee convened to settle any grievances, In cuaclusion, we wait your approval or rejection, and geaneetiully aK bd EK. 0, TYLER, LOUIS ARNOLD, WILLIAMS LUCKINS, vaviv COOPER. ‘THE CONTEST IN SCHUYLKILL CouNTy, (BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. | Yorrsvitie, Pa, Aprit 16, 1877, ‘Phe strike of the Brotherhood of Engineers has not Qhos far affected anything to the jous disadvantage of the Reading Ruilrond Company in this vicinity. Passenger, ireigbt and coal trains ran regularly to-day to and from Potisville, and throughout the county on $he branches, The Brotherhood men are off duty, but their places have been supplied trom various sources, Ye coal trains wore not despatched at as early an hour this «morning a8 usual, tome of the engineers faving been called to Rending to be prepared {ran passenger and freight engines. They returned to-night, and uoless something unexpected should turn ep, ali coal trains will run regularly to-morrow and gutime. The railroad officials invariably qualily their expressions of confidence of ability to weather the storm by the proviso, “If re not deceived in our men.” It is evident that they have not full contidence Jn their pew recraits, and fear that they may be suc- evesiaily tampered with by the Brotherhood men, ‘There is nd for pot stags the men now on duty dipley uneasy undersigned committee, Fepreventing | fooling, Some of them say they | Koop & Co. NEW YORK HERALD, _ TUESDAY, APRIL | 11, 1877. -TRIPLE TROUBLE OX THE CaTAWISEA. © most serious strike is ov Catawissa branch, Nearly ali the regular employés there were Brother- hood men, and are out ‘Their places have been par- tially filed, but sar mga manifest great reluctance to that ru road 18 through a wild country torminates at wilh msport, which 1s @ great re- sort for Brotherhood en from otber railroads. It is feared that these latter may create troubie for new hands Gilling the places of strikers. HOW THE CONTEST STANDS. ‘The uation is this:—If the Brotherhood cannot re- duce the men now at work they cannot win, They say they ure making converts all the time. A pumber mea who on runs to-day gave up their cngines ‘on the road and were replaced by others. This action confirms the trath of the claims that converts aro being made A remarkable aspect of the strike ts the fact that most of the firemen refuse to be promoted to en- gineers, preferring to act in coucert with thei gineers, They even reject tho inducements of bigher wages than thi gipeors were receiving. One of the legitimate results of entrusting evgines to green hunds was manifested to-day. ‘Two engines, one on the natn ine and one on the ‘kimen brunch, were ‘burned, ;”” and a burned aes means @ greatly damaged one, MADHOUSE STATISTICS. Dr, James A. Blauchard, Medical Superintendent of the Flatbusp Lunatic Asylum, bas presented his report to the Commissioners of Uharities for the year ending July 81, 1876. During that period there were 1,080 patients under treatment in that institution, 314 of whom were admitted last year, Of this number 33 Jost their reason through mtemperance, 20 inherited insanity, 18 broke down through overwork, 10 through business reveraes, 17 by domestic troubles, 6 through disappointed affections, 1$ became insane upon the subject of religion, 3 were victims of sunstroke, 3 from lead poisoning, 5 from grief and 46 from causes un- known, Only 115 of the 1,080 patients treated were disebarged recovered, 62 are reported as having im- proved aud 62 died. Since 1868 the number of jemales admitted yearly exceeded the males. One hun- nd tive were bora in the State of New York, 106 2in Germany, 19 in Sugiand and Scot- OBITUARY. JAMES H, HACKELTON. Atelegram from Baltimore, Md., under date ot the 16th inst, reports as toliows:—‘‘Protessor James H, Huckelton, aged sixty years, President of Frederick Female Seminary, at Frederick, Md., died there yea terday, He wus a gradnate of Bowdoiu College.’ SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURK FROM NEW YORK VOR THE MONTHS OF APRIL aXD MAY. Steamer. | _Sailu | Dewination| Ofhce. Livernool../29 Broudway 55 Broadway 4 Bowling Green 169 Brondway 161 Broaaway 72 Bronaway a Broadway Glasgow. ., Liverpool 15 Broadway 7 Rowling Gro 2 Bowling Greet i) Broadway 29 Broadway 55 Broadway 4 Bowling Green City of Brussel: Ethiopia, . Mai 7 Bowling Green 37 Broadway 15 Broadway 12 Bowling Gre 7 Bowling Green 20 Broadway 4 Bowling 61 ‘Brosiwey Wyoming: Abynsinia Herde - IGlasgow . Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool w 15 Broadway ‘ 169 Broadwat 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green fi Broadway fe (61 Broadway ibeerpect 2. |Glasgow. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY BUN AND MOOX. HIGH WATER.4 518 | Gov. Island. 1 641 \ Sandy Hook Moon sets.......evo 11 36 | Hell Gat PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 16, 1877, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD NTRAM YACHTS AND GERALD WHITESTONE TELKGRAPH LINK mer Hermads (Br), Aayrove, Sermuda April 12, with assengers to A K Outerbridze. Was hove to 20 she rthern edge of the Guif Stream during a hexvy Bark orpbin’ Aecame (Ital), Crofeotto, Londonderry vin Philadelphix 48 days, in baltast to Slocovieh & Co. Burk adre (ital), ri G2 witl ann & Boyes Brig HU i Daken, Carden finger, {Turlbart & Livinuste & Son, Was8 days N of Hatteras lost and split sails. Brig Silas Alward (Br), McNeil, Cardenas 15 days, with sugar to Knowlton & Co; toJ H Winchester & Co. ‘April 8 to 10th, lind » heavy NE gale, lost boat and suits, carried way part of standing rigging, &¢, snd sprung» irik Glance Fl Bs Bermuda 16 Bnow & Burger Hattoras wit ntrong, NE aud NW gases; stove bulwarks, Jost and split sails. Sehr Ontara: of I Machias), Allen, ests 16 day ae toa, vit sugur to order: vessel to Parsons & Loud. days N of Hatterns, with Lig 2 NK aud NW Baer April 9, of Cape Hatteras, spoke schr Annie & Kraus, from New York tor New Orleans, ‘Sehr Hattio E Swith, Lee, Baracoa 17 daya, with fruit to Gomex, Pearsall & Co; verse) to BS nd NW eal Was 10 days N ot Hatteras, with strong NE and NW si Avril 10, lat 45, lon 74, bad a heavy ENE gale, lusting in which lost jib, stove boat aad. curried awa: ing the @ seaman, 33 years washed Grerboxrd and eaners was up tu int 38, blown off in the Gulf stron rehr AJ Bentley, ber to order; vox days N of Hatt subs strowe N NE and NW sehr Paul & sirdanly Browa, Richmond. Schr Jacob Birdsall, Blake, Alexundria, Va, for Newark. Schr Chivgaror: kson, Virginia, Sehr R Mason, Terry, Virginia, Schr Maty Ellen, Young, Virginia, Schr T HB Brown, Somers Mag SebrG F hd) jomers, Vi altar March 2, 8 days, with mol p I Nevi NW gales; was ut wus Was 13 Sehr Merete for Schr Eliza Ray: Loard, Virzinia tor New Haven. Schr Minnie Grifing, Stocking, Virginia for New Haven, Sebr Henry Finch, Bonner, Georgetown, DC. Schr Cumberland, Webber, from Havana, which ar- rivet April 14, is consigned to BT" ‘Motcult & Co quot as before). DassED THROUGH HELL GaT& BOUND SOUTIL Steamer Alhambra (Br). Wilson, with indi A Halifax, NS, for New er Fran Sea Lion Be, Meintyre, st Jo Schr Amos M Holt (Br), Holt, Cornwallis, NS, for New York. Schr B Young, Hall, Addison, Me, for New Y: + Sehr John Stroup, Hurd, Rockport, Me, for New York, Worthington, Fitch, New Wind, Frisby, Boston tor 4, Linke, Somorvet tor ke, Somerset tur New Yor Fall River tor "Now York. Setir Reno, Foster, Providence tor Now York. Senr Jobo D Williims Spear, Providence for New York, Schr Jobn Crockford, Hart, Providence for New York, Selir Mary Fieteber, Hletei idence fur New York, Schr Imogene Diverty, Gandy, Cohusset Narrows for Now ‘ork. ‘Schr Wm toardman, Buell, A Middletown, Ct, tor New ‘ork, Selir EJ Buxton, Johnson, New London for New York, Sone Liberty, Allen, Norwalk for Now York. her J And Norwalk for Schr H roll. Portiand, oe "Toe New Os. Schr Helen Augusta, Pratt, Portland, Ct, for New York, Behe BF Meaney, Kogers. Furtiand. Ct, tor New York rat Haven for New ¥ Rche Sarah W Blake. luke, Hartford tor New York. Beir Staten Island, Willard, Port Jederson for New York, BOUND EAST. Steamer Thetis, Young, New York tor Providence. Steamer Albatross, Davis, New York for Fal! iver, Steamer Jille, Ewing, ‘New York tur New Loudon and Norwiet:. Niele Ante Brown (ir), Carry, New York for Wolfville, 8. Schr Maggie Masters (Br), Sanford, New York for Wind- 801 n, Hoboken for Portsmout Benr J © Collyer, Hoboken for Boston Scbr Martha * King, Jarvis, Port Johnson for Provi- ed Johnson fur Portland, Me, Bridgeport. oll, Amuuy fur Providence, amis, Albany for Luntington, ing Fiats PM, brig Ivanhoe (Br), New York for Suntand BELOW. Bark Mereur (Ger), from Trinkdad. Bark Mary Agnes (Br), De Costa, from Cardenas via Del- Aware Breakwater. ‘ rig Pedro, Jarkey, from Sagua via Delaware Breakwa- je . Brig Dirt Pot a, ss Ma 2 rig Madre (Ital), t Deiaware Breakwater. Brig Fire Bravo (ior), from — CLEARED. Steamer arratoe ae. Symons. Bristol, E—W D Morgan. tei J, Bowen, Baltimore ~ Wm Dalzel Steamer Beverly. Wallace, Philudelphiamd as » Hand, Steamer Franconia, Bragg, Vortiand—J F At formerly sbip Vigil), ATohorst, Bre. uate Gath (Wer), Bockelmana, Bremen—tterman Koop & Burk Ulva (ir), MeIntosh, Glascow—J 3 Tucker & Vo, Bark Goethe (Ger), dehavert, Cork for orders—Chas La- Jncoln (Aus), Gerolomich, Cork tor orders—John C ‘Bark Clara (Ger), Gardes, Bremon—Theo Rugor Bark Gessner (Ger), Christofler, Hamburg—Herman a Bjornstjern PHA (Nor), Nielsen, dation tate Bark James G Ward, Payne, Philadelphis—John C Sea- Ig Messina (Nor), Fries, Pernambuco—C Tobias & Co. Brig Joho W Hunt, Hunt, BurvadesDantel Trowbridge Brig Wm D Andrews, Wilson, Port au Prince—I Murray, irs Arctic (Br), Marsters Windsor, NS—J F Whitney & piieht O14. Chad, Wylie, Jeremie Gayt—laane B Ste wee A Hatfield (Br), Matheld, Windsor, NS—C W Ber- ‘Sclir Ximera, Thompson, Savaunab—Simpson, Clapp & ‘Tene Florence & Lillian, Smith, Brunswick, Ga—Warren ‘Schr Planter, Harding, Provincetown—Francis D Moul- ton & Co. SAILED, er Albemarle, for Lower, Del: abip Annie H Smith kaw barks Mandarin (Nor), Core; Hom d Duntiri lnande! (Ger), ary Gena a id sek Tillotson. Hulls Au wndwiok, Matanzas (and brigs Belle Ntar (Br), Di eon Thetis, William Gloucester; Ex- (Br), Bermuda: DS S “Also. sailed, iebag te io) ‘Cronstadt. Wind at sunset, 58: Barometer at Nunset, 90.025 midnight, 29.97. MARITIME MISCELLANY. BG See xeneral news columns. ‘The purser of steamer Bermuda, from Bermuda, has our thanks for favors. sip BLack EaGtx, Hughes, from Puget Sound for Callao, has beon wrecked on Eastern Island, Crew saved aad taken to Tubitt. Suir Assxc} art of the cargo had [ruil in stated not to be badly burt. ‘and maintopmant been taken out of her. jt 400 DI petroleum ie Riaa obbe ank Hawrnons, befor gotten off 13th, anchored 1n the rouds, phia. Bric R B Govy—Bark Molilamo (Ir), at Fortress Monroe 08 n 74 2h reported ashon AM, by steam t AWuil prebubly’ proceed to Philadel. spoke brig It 5 ‘Go with foremast go Jars, jibboun ‘nd malntopinast gone; was, un t Jali; aid not require any assistance; would try und yet into port, from Muntanzas tor New Brie Gro Giicurist, Oren 16 leaking and with sails York, put in Churleston A split. Sonn Many Maxry, bofore reported passed in distreas was bound from Hoxton to Philadelphia, nd sprang, aleak during @ recent gale "A despateh trom Nortolk ways the cre’ this vaneal ir veproeed to have since sunk, Scun HS Winitans, Willams, at Jacksonville 16th from New York, lost one dan overbourd; also deck load and Dont. Scur Trape Wid, hore at Lewes, stripped and her mo hipped to Tiladetphia Scene J Ricani ae fiom Baltimore for St J coul, put into Norfolk 16th for repairs, having carrie her taninmast kead in a gale on the Scur LU Horxixs, fro York for James Rivor, which put into Norfolk after being in collision, arrived at Baltimore 16th for repairs. Scun Harte LPunien which was tn collision with bark Kuallisto (Nor), off Hatters was cut down on t! t bow Bnd tilled immediately. She ts supposed to have drifted ashore above Body Island, Scak Goop Tempt, ashore ut Edgartown, bai Fiueyard Haven 13th by revenue st on the ways and repair. Scun Lewis 8 Davis, On! Hatteras, with 550 hhds sug lon 77, leaking badly: ull hands tuken from the wreck by rk TJ MeLelten, from New Or I, which vex: transferred them to bark Acuele, from Boston, and was dat Fernandina 16th inst. wu were saved, of Clases iter, before reported off and wus towed to mer Gallatin ; will go om Cardenas for north of bundoned in lat 30 da LSwv wi register, built us Stony Brook in 21853, and’ Datied trom Brookhaven. one Coste = ioe GEN, from Savannah for New York, rie the 10th was main jooms, fore tanek loads ouret wed by water, lont Winuahod davits and iost overbourd, Walter Williains, boats, of Brooklyn, and Ben Matthews (colored), of Savannah, both seamen; also dislocated shoulder of R 8 Norman, mate, sud Walter Beebe, seaman; also lost maintopsail and flying Missing Vxsseis—Bark Karnak (Br), Cook, sailed from Philadelphia Nov 26 for Leith, and not having since been heurd of has been given up ns lost. K registered 549 tons, wag but at Quebec In, 1070, (and owned at Troon (Scotland), cargo conxisted of 17,411 bushels corn, galogd as $10,450. and $87,580 Ibs cilcake, valued ni 17,350, Ovnpur.—Much anxiety is felt for the safety of the schr Mury Haley, Haley, whieh sailed from Philadelphia March 21 for Georgetown, DC, with cont consiznod to Clurke & Given, As no tidings have been rece! the im- pression Is that abe was exposed to the recent heavy gale, and that both vessel and crew have been lost. Baurimony, April 16-During the gale on 1: schr Motto, Howard, was at the river off Rocky C Ing on the wind. when the blast struck, and before sh could answer her helm wi f on her beam ends, Tne Grew escaped in their yawl und landed at Roczy Creek, The vehooner was xtterward righted aud towed to Leeust Point. Sloop Maggie was capsized same time off North Point, and was righted yesterday. Lewns, Del, April 16—Anchors have been Iaid to ship Le Grand Gustay (Br), and bark Sirena (Itwl), They are dis- charging ballast to-ds mn has hove in on the bar opposite Lewes. Tee sei nee of her eek lod will be discharged to rigitt the nge in condition of senrs Cor or LN Lovell, Rirvoue A Griffin is wil right at anchor in the harbor, Morennay Crry, NC, April 16—Schr “Lafton"’ js reported [eta ‘on Kogue Inlet, 25 miles west of here, No particu- ars. Norroux, April 16—Steamer Resolute has been dis- atched to assist the schr Lucy A Orcutt, from West Point, Fat‘tor Crisfleld, Md. wshore on York River. st Jonns, NF, April 15—Capt W Decker, pilot of steamer Cortes, bonds hed which urrived from Halifax, was the storm of Friday and was drowned. xaToN, NC, April 16—The three-masted sehr Chai faraon, from Philadelphia for Havana, is ahi Topsail Sound, irgo and vessel are Pita! lean?’ A low book pleked np supposed to belong to that venel'ahowed that the crew consisted of 16 mone It is thought that all were lost, A schooner loaded with lumber is asbore near Rich Inlet. broken in Nina and, atl the cargo, is # total e_all lost, 1g reported as the "°C lunuber’ for Philadelphia, has been wrocked at Top Sound. Sixteen lives lost, including captain, wife and 2 children, ‘A large coasting vessel was driven ashore nt Price's Cronk, abont eight miles from, Smithville, during th on Thursday night of last week. |‘ Oh froinud, trom this port for Boanfort, having just dischar corn, parted her chains st Deep Water Point, was lying ut anchor, was driven ashore about vessel thus towed off sately. hore near Wig Island. | The 0 went and Smithville p was towod up to this elty y Waccamaw. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Provipexce, April 16-Capt Hazard, of schr Rionsl, at this port on Saturday from How orts that when’ off realy morning byw ew ron the 12th inst p rigs Fing of asunken vowel, beariag NNW. About 246 milen, dl tant from New Londow livk hours in getting clear of the wreck, from tely received no material damage. "The wreck Is direc jn the track of Capt Hasar A of Bath, Me, supposed to huve sunk the t of last winter, SPOKEN. Ship Loretto Fish, Hodgman, from Liverpool for Callao, March 11, avout 130 miles Not St Autonio, CVI (uot as misprinted). Ship Olive & Southard. Walker, from nau Francisco for Liverpool, Dec 20, lat 7 49 N; lon 110.29 W shi AW from Liverpool for South- McLellan, from New Orleans for n n (BD, “Major, from San Francisco Dee 6 for Jat 2 N\ lon 12% + Pittaluga, trom New York for Callao, ., Rend, from Pabelion de Pica for Mauriti 8, lon 86 We Bark Almira Coombs, from Liverpool f for Cuba, March 29, Jat 20 58, lon 46 15, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Angnpres, April 13-Arrived, bark Lord Dufferin (Nor), Hansen, New York. Buistou, April 16—Arrived, steamer Somerset (Br), West- ern, New York. Buewex, April 16—Saited, barks Champion (Br), Barry, North America; Anevoca (Nor), Larsen, Quebec; Meyer (Ger), Prohn, New Orleans, Benaex, to April 16—Arrived, Haave, New York. Sailed prior to 16th, Prinds Osear (Nor), and Brigids (Nor), for America. Burnout, March ——Arrived, brig Lily (Br), Sharp, New York (und sailed for Messina), Bayonsx, April 10—Arrived, bark Flid (Nor), Salvesen, Norfolk ; brig Lizsio M Merrlil, Call, do. April 16—Sailod, Pilgrim, Fowle, Hong Kong. ANARVON, April 14—Arrivod, bark Swift (Nor), Ruer, Darien. Coryxnacen, April 11—Arrived, bark Weljekesot (Rus), Jansen, Bull Duntix, April 14—Sailed, barks Reformer (Br), Brown, Baltimore; Savanna (Br), O'Neill, Quebec. Dunkirk, April 13—Salled, bark Kioto, Long, New York. Exsixons, April 13—Arrived. bark Tjomo (Nor), Larsen, New York. Farwourn, April 15—Arrived, brig Lutto (Rus), Soder- lund, Baltimore. Ginwattan, April 9—Arrived, brig Toresina (Ital), De An- gelis, Philadelphia (nnd cleared for Catania). Gexoa, April 19—Arrived, barks Romance (Bi Baltimore; 14th, Indiana (Br), Irvin, Savanna; schr Robt Porter, Strange, New York. Sailed 15th, sehr C H Lawrence, Kemp, for —— Haven, Avril 18—Arrived, bark Maria de © (Sp), Agulrre, Charleston; 15th, steamer Canada (Fr), Franguel, No’ York, Sailed 13th, sehrs Centenntal, Risley, Philadelphia; Geo V Jordan, Dancan, Sandy Hook. Hxtvoxt, April 16—Sailed, steamer P Caland (Dateb), Deddes, New York. Livenvoon, April 14—Arrived, ship Humboldt (Ger), Naylor, Astoria, O; 15th, bark Pride of Wal Jone Darien: 16tn, steamer Diego (8p:. Gastamaga, Now Or- 1 bark Captain Peter Dahl (Nor), Johnson, Savannah, Sailed 16th, bark Henriette (Ger), Woleken, San Frau- eleeu, bark Chimoea (Nor), Loxpox, eae ak dark Formosa (Br), O'Nelil, Darien. Cleared 16th, brig Milding (Nor), Jorgensen, United States, Lissox, to April 16=Suiled, Amalfi (Ital), Russo, New York. Mansesucas, April 13—Arrived, bark Ulrika (Swe), Lindb, Philadelphia, Managa, April 11—Sulled, bark Agar (Aus), Bussanich, New York. Newry, April 13—Sailed, bark Urbano ({tal), Olivari, United States, Prrwourn, April 16—Sailed, steamer Labrador (Fr), Danre (from Havre), New York. Parxnao, April 9@—Arrived, bark Samuele (Ital), Rollo, New York, Sailed 14th, New York. Quexxstown, April 15—Arrived, steamers Batav Mouland, New York for Liverpool; Britannic (Br), Thomp- son, do for do (and both proceeded) ; barks Flasblight (Br), Card, Philadelphia; Joseph Thompson (Br), Berryleld, Charlestou; Ku'listo (Nur), Stray, Port Royal, SC; 16th, steamers Indiana, Sargent, and City of Limerick (Br), Loehead, Philadelphia for Liverpool (and both proceeded), Rio Januino, April 13—Salled, ship Grey Eagle, Lucas, Baltimore. Rorrenpam, April 16—Arrived, steamer Maas (Dutch), Chevalier, New York. Sailed 14th, bark Professor Lindtner (Nor), Mathiesen, Quebe Suxpexvaxp, April 14—Arrived, bark Shannon (Br), Ontway, Pensacola. SMyuxa, April 3—Arrived, brig Helen A Holmes, El- dridge, New York, Sailed from ——~ April 13, the Flerrerl, for United States, Loxpox, April 16—Bark Mercur (Aus), Soich, from New York March 17 for Queenitown, went ashore whi ntering: that harvor aud is not likely to come uif. The crow were saved, lier cargo consisted of 22.986 bushels wheat. ‘Tho General Tranxatlantic Company's | r Labrador (from Havre), which sailed from Plymouth yesterday tor New York, ts the first ship under # foreign flag cloaring from England with steerage pussengers embarked at av English port. steamer Ruyal Minstrel (Br), Vi FOREIGN POKTS, Aucoa Bay, March 14—Saited, bark Bexsio Simpson (Br), Bradtord, Guin, +’ March 9, bark J A Brown, Greenish for Boston, Baxnabos, to Apzil 10—Arrived, ‘brig Maria W Norwood, Anirews, Boston oa bark Most (Pe), R ERMUDA, ed, bark Most (Fr), Reogean, from Tiollo (having repaired) , New York. iy) Tn port April 11, buries Mary, Russell, Piet from Probollng for Boston, rep) Madesta, (Br). dos Hakon duel (Nor), from Liverpool for Suny Hook. do, ueeu (Br), (Ae peaumonta wr Danton, et Beotlas tos tickers Mort? son, trom Pascaguila for Conway, and Rosolada ( Dy from New Orleans Bureolona, ‘weg orde Howey (ie), rom Turks Inaad, for New ¥urk, re from ‘Brunswick for, Itlo Janeiro, do; F > Bian, ty dir tron slip, repg; PI yacht Idea, waiting x chance of weather to progsed to Baracoa, March 31—Iu port, schre ile, Howard, tor New Sora tn 7 days; “Anule Winsaw,”” of Poruand, for in 7 day: East Loxpox, Le wa port, bark Azalia (Br), Rey~ nuids, from Bostor Havana Ape 16—Arrived, bark Harriet 8 Jackson, Ba- con, New ¥ Hatirax, sip 12—Arrived, barks Acadian (Br) sins, Liverpool; 13th, Lara (Br), Fulton, Am Crown Prince (Br), New Yor! Arrived , stoamers Viberntan (Br), Archer, Balti- more tor Liverpool; Scandinavian (Br), Watts, Portiaud for do, onniled 1Gth, steamers Ansirian (Br). ups (Br), Trocks, Portland (bot tor Bermuds and St Thom: aivana, Starch O—Arrived, bere ‘Ada Wiswell, Wiswell, from Lyttleton to load for Chin VTTLKTON, NZ, Feb 28—Arrived, bark Wm Cobb, Brady, Webb, § ir), Wyle, 1 Baltimore; mu Liverpool) ; York. ‘LOU RNE, ey 20—In pert, ships Gen Butles Vort G teinvora (Br), Melnevaly 8 4 molt Hin, Bernier, from Quebee, arrived 19th; Amelia, Foye, from Seabeck, Mosauasit, NB, April @—Cleared, schr J W Peasley, Bar- ker, Barbados. ou sth, bark Charley (Br), Robinson, New York, to Liverpool. Alvo uerived 16th, bark Sirian Star (Br), Whitchouse, Defthaven v March 27—Sailed, brig Glendalo, Conklin, Tra- Naru Niwcastix, NSW, Feb 10—Arrived, bark, Wealthy Pen- dleton, Manehard," Sydney (and ‘26th for Hon Kong): 20th, Evening Star (Br), ‘Anburn,. Melbourne an suiled March’'l for Hong Kong) ; 22d, W Ht Dietz, Endicott, Sydney (and sulled Murch 5 tor Hong Kong) ‘incurone, April 2- arrived, bark'Huward Kidder, Petor- son, Cardiff ‘St Jouns, NF, April 15—Arrived, stoamer Cortes, Freo- man, Halifax Cleared. shi+ Astracana (Br), er, McFarland, Wilmington. Carrie E Pickering, Matauzas; schr rived 16th, ship Cashler (Br), Telfer, Lewes, Del; bark South America (Br). Young, New Yor! ailed 19th, bark GS Penery. (Br). Penery, Dublin, Tanie Bay, Feb 28—In port, barks John Bunyan, Graves, from Manila for New York: Brothers German (Br). Stivani, Sinzapore for do: Mary Wiggins (Br), Dexter, disg; brig Laura Gertrude, Haveron, isi ved, bark American Lloyds, Yoxouama, March 31—Arri Ames, San Francisco. cAgTWEne, April 4—Arrived, Lizzie © Troop. Corning, Jal Sailed 4th, Ajmeer, Barbazon, Que! AUCKLAND, nico il 3—Arrived, ity ot of Sydney (s), Dear- born, San Francisco 8 Honolulu. Barrow, April 4—si Clyde, juebec. x Bostox, April ‘Seoarrived In Clayp ‘uttolico, Olivari, lelpl sreLiauanx, March 20—Salled, Noe, Cacace, No ared, Attila, Johnsen, New York: Off, Po, Sehiafl New York. Dat, April 5—Anchored, Ellen Austin, Goodburn, from arnt. tor New York. ith, Edgar, Brown, from Doboy for West Hartlepool. Dusiix, April 5—Arrived, Candidate, Davidson, San F' cisco. Gtascow, April 3—Arrived, Elmina, Partridge, New Or- nk. ‘GuxeNocK, April 4—Sailed, The Craigs, Thiele, and Flora, ‘Torgensen, eae ec; Stillman B Allen, Tavior, Montevideo. Pur back, witidbuund, Pasqualino, Russo, Philadelphia, tities “April 4—Satied, County of Richmond, Le Blanc, iydney, © Haxvna, Apri 2—Sailed, Hammonia(s), Voss, New York via Havre. jailed from Cuxbav Bly ores P, Perovi Havne, Aprit 3—Sa Beller ra yitin, Sy: wey. U Cardenas. ri ), from London for @ Heerma, St John eller, Covert, Sandy Hoo! + Mary Gibbs, Whitemore, Liverroot, April 4—Arrived, Gen Birch, Pederson, New k; Platon, Anderson, ‘Bjorntran, 8 Falmouth: Egypt (#), Grogan, New Larsen, Gulveston; Keine du Monde, Ser- cy "Moutroi aris, Peringions © Regina, Mettenty, Queboo; O40, Baltics Wallsbory, Mann, Sydney, OB. rived, Lady lew th, Dario, Corsane; w Urleans; Hilding, Jorgensen, Wilming- d 4th, Jedanest! Dubrovacki, Matlevich, Philadel- worenzo, Kittlesen, Bull Kivers Perey, Jensen, Que- Sth, City Fuicon suoN, March 30 Chas Parva, Small, Cub Sereuve P' Smith, Warren, Sv Thoma Mal SILLS, April 2—Salled, Carapldoglio, }1 28—In port, Eugenia, Veazlo, from Bal- . Allison, Pa. Henderson, Vai Baltimore: Ta Fevola, New Sanna, Marah more, wert vssINA, April 1—Salled, Caledoule ( castLR, April 4—Cleared, Margaret Ann (of Ply- Fs th), Quebee. month). Qader, 1 4—Passed, Universe, Jones, from Bremen for North America. rt of M: ), Fritz, Queussrows. April o—A rel Arrived, Neres, Luyk, and Auguste Putuche; ellos, Lundgren, New Orlenns, Sa he parker, quod, Maren 17—In port, Albert L Butler, tor Boston, Eutoi a, Mareh Ba Thar. ie th ‘ i adontel te seiicn, April 2—Sallod, Sole, Vervena, Philadelphia. " AMERICAN — PORTS, BOSTON, April 15—Arrived, ive, Ue Lewis Clark, Smith, St Domingo City and Agua; sehrs Elizabeth De Hart, Lowe, 4; Andrew Nebinger, Smith; Annie L Lockwood, st 4 MA Lee, Lee: Muttio M Crowell, Crowell, and Charles EB i, Kelley, Philadephia; Joshua 8 Beng Joyes, Weehawken; M J Laughton, Haiowell, New 1—Sailed, Zulette, Young, Quebec = le jed, Cieopatra, Calangich, aad Thompson, Liver- oueral Whitney, Nickerson. Filadelphin Edith 1, Stee D&E Keley, Howes, from Baltimore. ne, as New York; bark John 6); sches Grace id Briggs Davis, lis, Vo Ke mriselr Wa Crane, Bel Cleared—Steamer Nept Gibson, Doad, sored ae eckson, Gottea bi vi ony ‘Joun Slusmun, Se Ab Wi Arrived, ain, Hind), Mapettey. Tove 4 U8r) Kiamp, Hrenien: Xenia (itr), hoster ondow Durkee" dt), Durkee, Que Hondo : sino deal), ligilano, dug xebrs ie. tie J 1 Champion, Bostou:’ Hil Stowe Moure, Frankly, HT Potte Hatsio Lollis. Denversport: Jumve It Hoyt, Lyon, New Haven, u.lod — Barks Kate, Deiva, Paladin; sche E Curtis, BU spent ‘ApHl 13—arrived, sehr Wi ar, Pare ker Nit, April, 18-Sailod, schr Jose Hart 24, Keen, GeO RLY, April 16—Arrived, aebr $8 Hudson, Vaughan, *, schrs Win Buck, Miller, Philadelphia; 13¢h, Bacon (from Danvers), do robe Warren, Geo Gi christ, weviiwny) ; Toro Fu 4 Kong ‘Ghent Cork; Gulnare WL Abbott, iMiadeiphta: Minnie, bark Able (Nori, Olsen, 8a jah; bri Port). Garvatho,’ Kew York Hedwig Sel 0, Savannah; 11th, a sara ¥ key, 20; 12th, Memento (Nor), Andersen, ten You Kelth, London. enred, bare G jt sea Gare Miuale Guevil Ur), MeMallo "“Suron ISLAND HARBOR, Apel! 15, AM=In port, brig aw 1Br), from New \O—Arrived, sebr Helen @ King. Jack. SHEET. mt Cleared 71h, tehra Torpedo, Cousins, Now York: 11h, “EpGaRTows Ann Elleabeth, AN April 12—Arrived, brig Ann Elxi wr Fore for Fortiand; sens Athambra, Kiley, do fase; mma J Edwards, Highee, Philadel- Game Cock, Robin jew York tor Port- iladelphia tor Old York, Me; aud: Paragon, Moran, ‘WP Hialloc! tnd Apoy dn alls, Ingalls, Bs He oy HEH, April 14—Arrived, schr Artist, ‘or ANDINA. April 12—Arrived, bark Carmen (Sp). Casabella be Sage ltt arrived, Dark Acacia, Anderson, Boston for St *VOIIRESS MONROE, April 1¢—Arrivea. darks Molt Jamo (Br), Neal, Liverpoot: lobe (Nori. Bowe. Lo Media, ¢ I seeking; Athiete (Nor): cic. Huonitos for orders: do arsed in—Barks Queen Victortn (Br), and Jobn Lorway (Br), Lo for Baltimore). ‘aiiod—Barks Saron (Nor, from Yarmouth), Baltimore: Descie Dubrovacki (Aus), Draboy (trom Lynp), do; Imper- eg Francesco Gulseppe (Aus), Premade (froin Giasuow', i (from Antwerp: , 5¢ Joh trom Baltimore), Passed out—Barks Riga (Dan), for the Bulti (Sw), do (both from Richmond); brigx Lizabel, Adelphia Sabra (Br), for Queenstown (both from Norfolk.) ‘Also passed out—Ships Peter Maxwell (Br), tor Brews Storkors (Nor) Cin barks Fatmouth a Crerar (Br). Hon (Aus)s and Camell Figita Gal feng Qui Br ‘ for ), for Norway; Ben (Ital), Atonlohann (Non tor Gopeubayen: beige DU Channa for St Jazo; Spray Bloom (Br), for St Thomas (all from Baltimore). Hut into ‘Hampton Roads 11th, sebr A J Bentley, Will: ‘om Savannah for New York, on account of steamer Ci of 8 zl 8 ialadeihte OU erage ‘April 14—Arrived, schr Magic, New York ont JACKS blag to April 13—Arrivea, schr Ulrica R Smith, Eawnrds, Boston, beret ieee sehr HS Williams, Williams, Now York (ao Miscellany ¥ Wish, April 16-—Salled, ship Charley Baker (Br), Brows (from Uberbourg), Reumncols, C. April G—Arrived, schr Thilo Me ‘ichol, Fan- g Jed 7th, schr Torpedo. Cousins, New York. MOBILE, April 16—Arrivod, scht Hattly L Dow, Pasca- oul. Clenred Bark Royeroft (Br), Purdy, Limerick, 13th—Cleared, sent Banas in, Hall, Kingston, Jn, NEW ORLS. 6—Cloured, steamer Oberon (Br), inna, Li srpool "bark Liesie Wright (ise), Weight. Dunkirk: Covur (Fr), Joan, Malaga; schr J M Fiske, Smith, New York. Arrived up’ ‘hip Arcturus, Roardon, Liverpool; bark Oswaldo (Sp), Pujol, Matunzus; sehr Gertrade Howes, Co- tain. Huatal ASSKS, Juth— sailed, steamer Guillermo (Sp), Liverpool. eainiied Drovious tu 13th, ship 8. Lowa “NORFOLK, Avril 1S— Arrived sohr J Ricardo Jova, Lit- ue, Bi t Jago (seo Miscollan, RawvMU ite PORT, Ape 14—Arrived,. ‘eoamer Leopard, Albertson, vhitudel EW BEDFORD. A eel 15 fovidag a8 sel Nolson Har- vey, Little, Now York: A Heaton, Phinney, Philudelohia, leer oe ene fase “Philadelp! hie NEWPORT, April I, PM-—Saliod, aches P Abell, Hall {{rom Port Johnson), for Jamestown Ferry; Mary, Perry, istol, ithe-Areived, schrs ‘Thos P Cooper Mary & Kankin, Fuller, Providence tor Bermudi ‘obb; Benj Oliver, Freeman: Lucy M Viilie Lord, Morrison, Awood. Nicker: and Chas i Vinvinte for } Hoston, HAV. April 14—Arrived, sloop Minnehaha, . steamer John Bramall (Br), Newington, Fanny G Warner, Dickinson, Virginia, hota April 7—Arrived, brig Deacon, Cal- n Fra MORTRLARELY, April. S—Arrivou Rolllny, San Franciséo: bark C L Tay! Wt GAMBLE. April 8—Sulled, Hardies, San Francisco. QUANCAGUULA, “prt 11—Arrivod, sche Vernal, Kane, ol fed--Sebr Texana, Arrizn, PENSACOLA, April 12 ved, shi jorge 1H Oulton sander, Gaivestons ‘bars. Transit (Bri, Pratt, Ni Ey London. Ole: Mitebell, Phitadeiphia, PORT ROYAL, April 1G—Arrived, steamer City of Aus- tin, Stevens, New York (and pre d tor Fernandina). PHILADELPHIA, April 14 rived, dock, Slocum, Bristol ohn D Paige, Maley, Boston: Geek, Woods) Warehains if allone Tate, Nerwions PE Hallock, Maule, Boston : ‘Condova, Ryan, Providence. toile steamer Perkior |. for Portsmouth, ju, Pensa Ye Hogan, Hoboken: ship Topgallant, Borgman do, ark ‘Buona Vista, Arei “ee wath Roman, Crowell, Boston: Tonnes wanda, Sher! idengp: Norfolk, Ford, du; Defiance, Crocker, Fall ttiver; Xmhdites Gran , New York: nurks Hawthorne, N: eel“ Mirte, junvio, iverp Dublin : sehr JC Cottingham, 0 bat Frencisco Bertolotto (tab, Antola, en (tule Tiaras Goole; Deod: ftmaburg’s brig Maggie (Br), Wyman, Cu jor, Jr, Fisher, Sagua; L olway, Bryant, amers Agnes, Smith, New York; E C Biddl Davis, do; ship Almo oo) Brewer, Cor! dark Velocity (Nor), Olson, Elsinore f (Br), Lindse; Luganyra! schrs Bal Enat ae ir: SL Simmons, Gand; Ewes, Dol Apri 10. AM—Nearly all the outward boond beatin: have lett, except brig Dirigo, tor New York, partly ism ast sailed. own, bark Dood: 8, (or), for Philadelphia; brigs w Y 8 V Merrick, ‘atanaas: Pedro, tor Ne Riga bark Awzot Nor), for StJohm; Cecilia (Sw fe Jontinent: schrs Sopite Wilson, for tlavana, tor St Luela, Coombs, Perth Amboy vi Yor; ‘Arctic, do; Wil Jordan, Windsor, NS, for Alexan- dria, 16th—Arnived, schrs Ellen anne Philadelphia; 8 M Bird, Merrill, New York; Aneroid, d Everzreon, Tur: Burohata; and Poud, and anda, Sherman, Philadelphia: E'Rankin, Fuller, 8t George Fw, ta: Warren J elln ‘Thompson, Hows hh J Smith, Smith, N Norfolk, Ford, da; schrs Mar Bermuda; AH’ Pervere, ni Crosby. Atwood, do; Frank G Dow, ‘Ge , Philadelphia; John ‘b Williams, Plereo, do: Vonatitution, Young: New Regulus, [taffard’ © Mathews, Wentworth? J |, Hart 8 M Tyler, Hurt; P* Hawley, se indy and Allgo “reraintou, d Browa, Hull, do, ow led, seh WTUCKET, April 14- E Safford, m, Philadelphia ‘Gandy: Hoboken. D Buckxiow, Carman, Btlles; John Watson, New and Harriet ‘ork ML UHMOND. 4 April 14—Salled. sehrs CG Cranmer, Cran- mer, and Maggie mands, Nowark, BAN ell, Hall FRANGISCO, New York; Oakes Ames, kd. April R—Salled, ship Coanimbo, ‘ks Martha Rideout, Nickels, Port wanton, Port Gambl 16 Arrived. wi rina Lloyds, Hoston. Piet gallstenner Pcity of San Praneisex, Waddell, Pax numa, SEABEOK, ape ril 5—Sailed, barks Dublin, Howes, San Francisco; 7th, Lillie (Br), Melbourne, SAVANNAIL, April 16—Arrived, barks Tulsko (Ger), Von Thulen, Liverpool; Kllga 8 Mulitgan (Br), Mitchell, do, Clenred—schr J’ M Morales, Eldridze, Bewulort, 30, to Jond tor Boston. Suited. Ay Marl stadt; schrs led—Bark eS TL ‘orfoik;' Addie Miranda, th Tth—C red ark Diana (Swe), Gellerstedt, Barrow-in- Farnost: schrs'8 W Townsend, Townsend, Balthuore; Ho Face Moodie, itand, Pullxdolpiie. “SOUTHWEST HAKBO.C, ‘Abell 2—Sailod, sche A W Fink, Aloxundria, 12—Arrived, d for Richmond, schra Johnnie Messervo, Va; Cocheco, Dunn. Bos- French, Rock! ton for} a jaton, Virginia; Steamer Willlamsport, Willetts, Philadelphia, NUTON. April 18—Arrived, bargo OF Luwioy, Vara, New York, VINEYARD April di Areiv M Haven, Ulriek Port J in for Port lund; sobrs Ai Jelpnia fo fi SE nrit Tor Fastport: tiled Mar. > Attavela smith, Ell for New York, Aaams, Niecerson, Boston tor New faaagd by--sehe Qe vorn' vin Wridg Returned-Hure Lyra: selrg Elisa § Potter Sen Foam, Rav n, Mary E Pearson, Abbie Stinter, diary Jane, Hilse B Boned (ie), FA Hayes, drick Fix, Ralph Carleton, Peri, Only ‘Son, ch (B.), Mary Elles, Gamecoek, Hramhall, Wm 8 Corgill, {rev Hannibal, LM Strout, Delmont, Laveke,, Franconia, David Faust, Mary F Cushinan, Belle, Telegraph and J jed—Sehrs Mary D Adams, J B Allen, Selirs Suumson, and Mary L Varuey, did not Arrived, sche Convo, Tyler, Rondout for Boston ; ‘th hampion, Puliadelpiia tor do; Dantel Web- Kor, Winslow, Hoboken for do; EJ Munsell, Orne, Winter: pert for n market, Massed by—Schr Florence Dean, P jettle, (ie), ‘Ken. 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