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—eoee 10 J ca dbebe ea 7 edema etn BUILDING PROSPECTS. ——-—+ Decrease from Last Year in the Num- ber of Applications for Permits. LOW RENTALS THE CAUSE. What Has Been and is To Be Done During the Present Year. ‘The rezo:ds of the Department of Buildings show a decreaze in the number of applications tor permits to erect new buiidings this year as compared with 1576. The present month of April is the one in which usually the largest number of applications are received, yet up to Saturday last there had been but forty-one permits Issued, and tue great majority of those were tor smali stores and dwellings of a value not exceeding $9,000 each, The total number of permits issued this year wp toand including April 14 was 214; inst year up to the same date there were 26! permits issued, and tie aggregate value of the buildings erected in that year far exceeded im amount that of those of the present year. Undoubtedly one of the prineypal causes of this decrease in building activity ia the constant fall in rentals and the 4ifficulty to get or retain goou tenants, mapy persons who we formerly iu that category having now either moved to Westchester, Long Island or Nuw Jersey, or into flats, which have come inty so great popalar favor within she last fow years, TUK SEVENTH R&GIMENT ARMORY. A carotul scrutiny of the lint of applications on file ia the Department of Buildings revoals very fow impor- tunt buildings. The new armory for the Seventh regi- ment, which bas been under coutemplation for several years past, is the cosihest buildiug that bas been or isto be erected. The regimental armorics in this city are owned by the city, but the Seveni regiment hus fora long time becn dissatisfled with the armory oecupled by it in the Important particulars of location, \t being considerably distant irom the residences of & majority of the members of the reg!ment, and of ac. commodation, it being inadequate and untitted for the uses of the regiment. Repeated application to the city to furnish amore suitable building for an armory and in a more desirable location having failed of effect, it was determined by the members to tuke measures to provide new quarters oa their own responsibility, After the fire in the armory continued pccupancy became very unpleasant to the regi ment, and subscription lists were put forth among the members and their friends and the project of a building pushed with redoubled vigor. A site was cured on the block on the east side of Fourth avenue, between Sixty-sixth and Sixty-seventh streets, and on Saturday last the formal application for the building permit was filed by the architect, Cha: W. Choton. Toe new armory will have a frontage of 200 tect 10 inches on Fourth avenue, and extend 395 leet down each of the «wo streets bounding it, It will be three stories in height, and built entirely of brick, and 13 ex- pected to be thoroughly fireproof. A tuil description of the plans of the new armory has already been pub- lished in the Heranp, ts cost is estimaied to be 6350,000. A DRY GOODS PALACE The dealors in dry goods occupy some of the Guest Dulldings in this city, and the one recently erected tn Sixta mae by Messrs, B. Altman & Co, is one of the lary and finest, This building occupies a trontuge of sixty-five feet on Sixth avenue ard extcuds about one hundred feet along Nineteenth street. it js a four story and basement iron and fireproof brick building, u story being splendidiy lighted by a sow of spacious windows \ook- Ing out on both sirecte. The principal show window is a very large casteilaied octagonal one, wh! both on Sixth avenue and Nineteeuth sircet, The main entrance to the ground tloor departments measures over sbirty feet tn wiuth, and is Ganked by windows Geeee with immense lights of French plate glass, On Nimeteenth street the basement fivor is entered by a roomy iron siairway. Here are tie engine room ana Dating apparatus, neatly ense od ina Rpace near the sidewalk, where they wo i. interfere in the least with ‘the business space. The the basement Qoor is divided iio several ments, intended ior dressing rooms, shipping aod receiving departments, and allording room in which to make up matl orders for tho accommodation of out- Ol-lown customers, fhe diflerent divisions of the work aro separated trom each other by neatly ar. Tauged sbouluer high partitions. A pair ot improved steain Worked elevators start from this fluor—one con- veying passengers in an elegantly fitted up car, and the other goods—to and from the other stories. The first floor is to be used as the dress goous, silks, laces and general dry gcods department. [t is nied up in cabinet work of black waluut and mabhog- any on a scale of magnificence not eur- pussed elsewhere on the avenue, In the Cabinet finished offices on this floor patent verbal annunciators communicate with the heads of departments on the other floors. An improved sys- tem of beating tubes and radiators enables the engi- heer to preserve an equable temperature in al! parts of the house during cold weather, The cashier and counting room desks are shut off trom public yew by Mahogany cabiuet work and ground glass fronts. On ‘this floor is to be seen a new aud ingenious method of showing the expensive fabrics that are tor sule, con- sisting of adjustable nickel-plated frames and brackets, ‘The show wiudows will be lighted by electricny L4DikS’ UNDERWEAK DEPARTMENT, ‘The second floor ix reached by a broad stairway, which preserves its roomy dimepsions up to the top story, At the stair landing on each floor |s an elegaut Marble fountain with siiver mountings. This floor will be devoted to the sale of ladies’ aud children's under garments and fine costumes only, making tnis onc of the iargest rooms in the city used for the sale of this particular line of goods, The counters, desks and Dilice panelling are veautitully Suished in cheeriul solors of ash, oak and mahogany. The greater portion of this duor and the next above will ve laid in fine Brusseis carpets, Dressing and stock rooms le the northern nd «western pi of the floor, Severa! elaboi ly mounted French plate mirrors whose dimensions aro 96 by 72 incues, are to adorn the walls. ‘ihe gas iixtures wre in chase designs Whose suriaces show cunuingly traced workings ip Bickel and antique bronze. ‘The third floor is divided into two spacious compart- ments; the front one is dedicated to the storage of sur- lock belonging to the departments below. The ager of this branch o1 office ut the stairway, and communicates with other potted of tne establishment by acoustic tubes, jumb waiters are employed on ali the floors goods from story to story. The rear part ot t Is intended only to show the finest and oheicest cos- tumes of foreign make and those manutuctured by the employ és of the firm. ‘The fourth floor 1s Gtted up into two very large work fooms, whence all the flne costumes to be made by the house are toemauate. Here the patient seamstress i “stitch, stitch, stitch,’ trom carly nv yg until declining eve, and her deft fingers turn out the bavite of silks and gating that must deck the ladies of fashion, The piace is spienvidly lighted and weil ventilated, re will be between 200 and 200 women and girls at work here. In the rearure retiring rooms anu ward- robes corresponding to the two great compartments into which the top floor is divided. The architects of this structure are Megars. D. & J. Jardine, of this city, the iron having been furnished to order by Mr. James L. Jackson, Messrs, Altman & Co, will occupy this new building some time next week. FRENCH FLATS. The demand for French iluts seems to be grewing each year, or more and more families determined to Felinquish the cares of au entire pouse wud ive im flats, Notwihetauding the number of apartment ho- tels now existing iu New York city there are applicae tione for the erection of more. Mr. 1. P. Marshait will erect a five stury brick and brown stone building, 26 fevt front apd ¥S teet deep, at No. 117 West Filteenth Street, at a cost of $23,000, tilted up im flats, Mr. Joun 5 771 bighth avenue, wiso iutenas bing whx02, cost of $20,000, lor the same ey has muae appireatio Jor a permit to erect a French flat hotel on tue soutn side uf Forty-second sireet, between Seventh and Eighih avenues, 25x92 tect, at w cost of $19,000, Mr. Carsten Gerken intends aiso erecting a similar building orthwest corner uf Sixth avenue and Wavericy cost of $13,000, All of these are on a hum- than those magnificent apartment hotels the Newport, Albany, Saratogu, Osborne, Lenox and Ruineiander. DWELLINGS. ‘The moat expensive vwesling to be erected will be on purpose the porth side of Filty-sevenin street, between Madison and Third avenues. It will be owned by M. E. nger- soil, built Of brick with brown stone front, 16 ‘wet to width and 65 deep, tour stories in beight, abd cost $25,000, On the south side of Thirteenth sireet, be- tween Seventh and Highth avenues, Mr. Joho Gault Oo GWellings at a cost of $5,500 ewe, In eet, between Fiith and Sixth avenues, J. rect jour four story dw them costing $25,000 each, and the other two $18, On 1224 street, between Third and Fourth avenues, M Peters wiil erect a row of nine dweilings ou the north side, and Mr William F. Nicuois a similar row of ine OU the SOUL wide, exch dwelling costing $5,000. the cast side of Sixth avenue, exiending from 13)st 4@ 182d street, Mr. Charles Moran will erect a row of ‘twelve brown stone front dwellings, at a cust of $8,000 On 118th sircet, east of avenue A, Caroline Col- 100, 22 It will be a $10,000, At No, Lad will erect a five the ground being occupied by a upper floors let out to tenant, ‘This cost $10,000 Mrs, He intends erecting a four ment at No 283 ghteenth street at a 600, AtNo, 33 Pitt sirect Mr. C. hb opens | NEW will Invest $11,000in a five story store ana tenement building. The Wen west corn second c! ment cI wall put No, bt} lass stores, consisting ot = 00 ¢i cu partly aa a tenement. the sout feel inclit might rei that is cl | valance ing sta through | bowels, real past hh Edith i had been 1338, a lar; plague, Iv is pati Greeve. Suevia Ethiopia. Maii Dakots. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY 8c: Steume! ville 8th, Co, Abbie. Hatter Bt costing $15,000, in Morrisani: north of 155th | The genera! depression by ihe very poo: and permanently removing to th calities; the ample railroat factiitiea to ali places em- bracing 9 radius of twenty miles around thia city, together with cheap rents, pure air and treedom from the infectious diseases caused by dirty streets and other causes prevailing in large cities, make residences in such places more and more sought | tor every year by old IMPALED ON A GAS LAMP. Jobn B. Young, of Cincinnats, Obio, while transact- ing some business in the law office of Richard L. Finch, at No. 202 Broadway, happened to lean too far out of the window and before he could recover his front of and the unfortunate man steuck upon this in his descent, the sharp fron fixtures ut the top impaling him and pussing Several people who were passing assisted a policeman to remove him, but it was with extreme difficulty that they succeeded in lifting him | free of the pointed metal, which bad passed into his estate in BENT ON at the Battery. ‘Steamer. State of Indians Germanie...... 6. City of Brussels MISCELLA¥BOUS BUILDINGS. The Quackenbush estate will put up large manu- factory on the northwest corner of Pearl and Kim streets at an expense of $12,000. Mr. F, Beckstem will build a large packing house, five stories in height, on ‘heast corner of Hudso! Department of Buildin; Quite a number of resi- dences and stores have been lately erected on Fifth aveone and cisewhere which are Nob re- | ferred to, having been before described, the permits for which baving been {ssued Jast year. i business has affected thig much more than apy other clase of busi- ness, tor when there are so many eligible storca | und dwellings now remaining empty capitalists do not heir money |p Sasnings which ‘he chief ned to inv main a as tho present onc vbree or tour years ago there were very many fine residences put up, costing trom $50,000 to $125,000, ana even higher tn some instances, The region of the Boulevards especially were the favored localities of the builders; but all Several persons who were ex- tensive builders afew years ago have lost so much money by decreased rent they have ceased building altogether, and the ma- jority of the houses now being built are sinal! stores, dwellings hanged now. nd tenements, New yeur, becoming the bom: he middie clas: In Jawp, he tell ous, ods a gas hia body. Anambulance brought Mr. Young to the Chambers Street Hospital tremely critical condition. wound be received make it slmost impossible for bim to survive, mortem statement of the dying man, said when carried to Hudnut’s pharmacy, it appears that be was some timo since u wealthy dealer in this city, but where he lay 1 the The Coroner was not: ag resided = in Cine engaged in other business. He came to New York lately to attena to some matters in which he was con- cerned, and was yesterday conversing with alr, Finch in the latter’s office when his attention was drawn to something tp the street. He had partially raised the window, and, while leaning out, attempted to litt it higher, wheu he iost his equilibrium and fell out. SELF-DESTRUCTION. Anderson, a ratner condition, Sne duced si Philadelphia and that sho was tired ot life, sent to Bellevue Hospital, where emetics wero freely used. This is the second time that Edith has to end her life, she jumped into the water from one of the ferryboats of the Hamilton Avenue line as it was leaving the slip ‘A young Englishman, carried away by the excitement of the moment, leaped to ner assistance, but being unable to swim be was drowned, OBITUARY. In the latter par ROBERT M, @ member of the Leg: FRANK GRAMONT. News has been received in Providence, R. L, of the death of Frank Gramont, Treasurer of the Providence and Springfield Ratiroad Compiny, at Jacksonville, Fia. g The death took place yesterday, THE GRASSHOPPER PESTS. NO GREAT TROUBLE ANTICIPATED IN NEBRASKA THE COMING SEA! Wasuixotox, April 18, 1877. Senator Paddock, of Nebraska, who has forwarded quantity of socd to all parts of his State and particularly those portions devastated by grasshoppers, daily receives replies from those districts, and the ex- pression is almost universal that thero will be no great trouble from the grassboppers this year. places the eggs have been destroyed by cold weather, and (there is bo further apprebension of « grasshopper FREIGHT RAT Sr, Lovrs, April 18, 1877. 4 on good authority that freight rates from here to Eastern and seaboard points will be advanced witbin five days, SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, April 19, (London AND MOOX mIGH WATER. + 615] Gov, Island... morn 12 28 6 48 | Sandy Héol eve Ll 43 morn 12 36 | Hell Gat -morn 2 13 PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 18, 1877, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTRAM ACH WHITESTONK TELEGRAPH LINK Hasgow April 7 and Mo- agers to Henderson Bros. t Victoria (Br), Young, with mdso and 12 py nia (Ger), Voss, E ath de 12 hours v. Steamer Ville de Paris (Fr), Durand, Havre April 7 via lymouth Ath, with mdse and a Ny 16th. irom Sagua, bound N; 17¢ stopped by & vesse rlovged and abandoned, remnants of an American ensicn from x pole (ua Masts guBe, houses stove, bowsprit and jibooom made out ber name to be the Abbie, of Portland, ne timin, Lewe of Broadway and Thirty-eig a $12,000 five story store and basem into place, and at No. 29 Stanton street. Mr. Charles Wurzel will spend $10,500 in erecting a five story building, to be used partly as a bakery and , On St, Ann’s avenue, eet, Messra Phil & W. Ebling have tiled plans for a stable und office, the former costin, $15,000 and he latver $4,000. The foregoing includes nearly al! the applications for buildings of any impertance that are now on file in the | Departinent, who bas held 1 rs, said to the writer that ral years past so dull w and increased taxes that jw York residents, Prepossossing young woman of nineteen summers, was found last night by Officer Smith, ot the Eighteenth precinct, at the corner of Twenty-filth street and Second avenue, dying that she had taken o dose of laudanum, which she procured at the drug store of Henry Deidel, at No. 875 Third avenue, yesterday afternoon. When ques- ed ag to why she had attempted the rash act she CUTTER. A despatch from Halifax, N. $., under date of tho 18th, announces the death on that day at Guysboro of Robert M. Cutter, aged ninety-two years. Native Counc!l sinco Apnl19,| Hamburg. 1April 19. (Glasgow. Apri 21. Liverpool TAverpool.. [Gin '1,|Bremen.. 21.| Liverpool. Liverpool Rotterdam i, Hines, Fernandina, and Bruns estate will put up at the south- th street four one story aud buse- ach, Mr, Johu Pope tat nd Frankliv streets, York is graqually, f the very rich aud are surely, rapidly neighboring 1o- tending to the bulid- ast night in an ex- e and depth of the fled to take the ante. From what he time been for some innatl, and told the officer by a ‘gyinan in She was tempted + of February, 1876, Mr, Cutter SON, In many TES. 69 Broadway [61 Brosawey 172 Bronaway 130 Broadway 15 Broadway 1/7 Bowling Gr 2 Bowling Green 16) Broadway, 29 Broad’ 53 Broad 4 Bowling Uree 81 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 37 Broadway 15 Broadway 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Greea Wyoming: Liverpool. }20 Broad Abyssinia Liverpool. .|4 Bowling Green 61 Broudway 72 Broadway 47 Broadway 15 Br 2 Bowling Gre 4 Bowling Green axD famourg April 4 and ners to Runhardt & y fo ers to Louls de Be- sehr pt Adams, which left Mataneas April 5 for N of 14th, with mdse nan April 14, with ston, NU, 3 days, with Del, with mase to the YORK HERALD, THURSD. Givraltar March 2 | satis. Towa Ma | with @ leak in ber bottom and remained 13th to disel Steamer Agnes, Smith, Philadelphia, with mdse to Bo- xert & Morgan. Mteumer Ashland, Doughty, #hiladelphia, in ballast, to Ww P Clyde & Co, Ship Leander (Br), Knight, Shanghat to Peabody, Willis & Co. Passed An) Americ ig pore for Boston, 71 days Hudson (Br} ‘Tanelsco tor ir ‘ot Miramichi), from Tet 20, lon bark Mataniuas; 40, lat 21, lou 6415, bark Lavinia, from Dun- kirk for Ni Sib, lat 22, lon Norwerian bark, showing signal u from ‘Tonsberz for Dodo; Sound; »ame i Randolph Payson (ot Liverpool, Ns), steering nort! ¢, ship Arlington (Ar), fh | fur Pensucola; 16th, off the mouth of the Thosapsske, sobr Mou f Gloucester:, steering 14, and crossed Equator a ‘3. Int $6 20, lon 2130, had @ beavy NW gale, i 0 i ‘which washed ‘vessel fore und aft, lost (Br), Welsh, St Thomas March bi “69 onarea ‘wt Sandy Hook for or- , Jarvis, Cadiz 55 anys, with salt to Bret O days horth of Hatteras, with strong N 8. April 9 took & SSE gale, backing around to bee leritce torESE. lasting 48 ours; Hooded cabin and Jost and split suils. Bark Ruggiero Primo (Ital), Ruggler: ith uur to vessel to Lauro, Stor Giscaitse Mase 2: had stroug NE gales; 8. Bark Neversi Son &Co. W Jost and split ‘ik Brothers, Wesths der: vessel to J. Cardenas 15 days, with i Ward & Co. April 9, off NE gule; carried away rudder head, rigging, sprung mainmast, just and Neste! fore and aft; wus 10 days N ‘utteras, with strong Ni and NW gales, Bark J G lal (Br), Amero, Sagua 18 days, with sugar to Decastro, Donner & ( d & Hine "April NK gule, last- 10''via’ Delaware y all sail to the bows, foretopmast 0. struck away y we Jibboom, carrying with everything attached and part of maintopnisst, the Wreck lodging in the forctopmidshipstess and main’ rig- ging, « heavy gale blowing at the time and bad sen; cleared fhe'wreck as scon As possible to save the head of foremust and other spars; wastowed from the Breakwater by steam North America, Shedd Harris ( Hudson, Bluefield, M1 ballast, to Stous Hros: vessel to’ A Dnyton: ‘of Llatterus, with strong gales from ENE; lost boat an Hit sails. “ ar Five Sisters (of Coston), Wallace, Miragoane, 24 anya wiih logwood to Kunhard’ & Coy vessel to Simpson, Co uf & Co. 5 eee ‘Thos J Martin, Marts, Caibarien 19.days, with sugar to Siaeht & Petty. ril 9, took w gale from ENE, which blew incessantly for 48 hours; put into Hampton Roads for a harbor, Rehr Annie W Collins (of Port Joffe Fortune Island 20 “sys, with col Brunt & tro. April 9, off Cape gale from ENE, lusting 48 hours reaking AY, APRIL 19, 1877.—TRIPLE | lier cargo is boing discharged into lighters. Tk te Jost bs Jacksonville & he Win H Hopkins, Teibvle, H uaptonouds,, with lumber to Drew & Buekl B ley. Gildersleeve & Go. April 9 and 10, o' Yad a heavy NE. gale: while hove to shipped 0 Hage eu which Uroke fore and. muinboom, shiited deck load, stove midship house and mizzen hateh, id filled be- ae nd cabin with water; also sustained da nage ‘Schr Addie P Avery, Thompson, Fernandina 18 days, with umber to Epping, Burrell & Co. April 10, wa to of Hatteras in heavy ENE gale, lasting 24 hours; was Doarded by # sea, in which lost and split sails, and had bead gear carried away and stove bulwarks, de, ‘Schr Ridgewood, Jobuson, Georgetown, SC, 8 days, with naval steres to BD Hurlburt & Co. April 10, off Hatteras, had a KNEE gale. lusting 48 hours; loaded cabin and washed vessel tore ani ‘Schr MH Stockham, Keed, Georgetown, SC, 18 dave, with nay sl stores to BD Hurlbut Co. April 9, took aheavy ENE lusting 48. hours, und was driven ‘back to Uape Hat- ; put Into Hog Island for a harbor. hr J M Parker, Quen, Elizabeth City, NC, Sdays, with EH Kinker sseltos B Gager. Kehr Ahells Heron, Moore, Richmond, Va. Sehr J A Sheppard, Exell, Norfolk. Sehr T A Rose, Jones, Virzinis, Senr Maria & Blleavein, Headley. Virginia, Schr J M Harlow, Soper, Virginia. Sehe kJ Hamilton, Mills, Virzinia. Sehr Dexter Clark, Curts, Virginia, Sele Jennie Vandervoort, Brown, Vii Senr Moderator, Bugvee, Virginia. Schr Jon Lenthal, Martin, Virgiala, Schr © C Banks, Nelson, Virginia, SebrJ J Ward, Inman, Virginia. Sehr Threo Brothers, Bailey, Virginia for New Haven. Schr Orvetta, Henry, Virginia for New Haven, Sehr Laura Robinson, Kelly, Virginia for New Ita reine, Schr Welcome K Beebe, Losier, Baltimore 12 days, with conl to master. Oth Inst, took a NE ale, lasting 48 hours, ‘and was blown to Cape Hatteras; 10th, spoke sehr Daylizht (of Buth), fram — for Auguste, Me, with loss of galley and{bulwarks stove in. d, Van Clief, Baltimore. Baltimore, curtis, Baltimore for New Haven, ney Parker, Parker, Baltimore for New Haven. st Ouk, Parker, Baltimore tor Now Hay yn L. Campbell (Br), which was anchored in ame up to the city iSth, AM, FaSSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH, er City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Sedford ter Young. Providence tor New Yorr. nt ir (Br), Hatteld, Winasor, NS, for Ni kland n. Bt Senr souvt Sebr Walter © Hall, Thorndi Schr Alice Oakes, Parsons, ( Schr Geo A Upton, Cunningh: ern fishing erulse, Schr James A Stetson, Barber, Gloucester tor # southern fishing eruise, Schr Tunis Depew, Baxer, Boston for New York. ° Schr Lirsie D Small, Warwick, Boston for New York. Schr BF Woolsey, Tin d's Holo for New York. Kenr Abbied Simpson, Sehr Quickstep, Hutehi Sehr Sarah Purves, Lit Schr Jus Katon, Jr, Peterson, Providence for New Yor Seur Rebecca & Harriet, Hawkins, Providence for Ne York. iry York. ‘Wehr Win M Everett, Davis, Providence tor Bebr Alice P Higgins, Higgins, Providence t Relr Lisele Waruer, Goodspeed, Providence York. ‘Sehr Julia Pierson, Howe, Warren, RI, for New York, Schr Maria Fleming, Williams, Norwich for Port Jobn- n *Schr Sam Weller, Brockway, Connecticat River for New ‘ork. Setir Jane Marva, Hal Sehr Nellie Cro Senr Fauny G Warn York. Sehr John H Chaffee, Bue Sehr Maud Webster, York. ‘Schr Anson Brown, Corry, Strattord for Sehr Annie Case, Gibson, Stonington for New York, sehr Samuel P Godwin, Wilhains, Stamtord tor New York. Setir R M Clare, Clare, Greenport for New York. BOUND EAST. Sehr B K Dresser, Ingersoll, New York for Boothbay, Sehr Jed F Duren, Smith, Now Yorw for Boston. Sehr R Leach, Morgan Schr Hastings, Chi Sehr D © Foster, for New York. w Haven tor New jew York. dford. Sehr Henriett., Sprague, New York for Providen om r Sallie E Latham, Latham, New York Ct Sehr C C Sadler, Young, New York for Saybrook. Sehr Geo W Glover, Hoboken for Bostou. Sehr Fly Away, knos, Hoboken for Providenc Schr Lady Ellen, Howe, Hobuken for Prot Sehr Ciwrat Weehawken for Bi bel, Nickerso Senr Silas Weight, Hart, Weehawken for 9 Rehe RH Wilson, Clark, Newburg for Providence. Bebr Olive, Warren, Port Johnson for Portsmouth, Sehr Joh Halch, Hannah, Port Johusou for tall River. Conover, Port Julnson for Providen jee, Kish sotn, Coombs, Amboy ior Ui Lynch, Amboy for Providence. Sehr Rodney Par ‘arker, Baltimore t Seur Helen, Perry, Baltiny Schr Forest Ouk, Parker, Bi Sehr Snow Flake, Curtis, Baitit Schr Orvetea, Harvey, Virginia fur S BELOW, Burk Anatra (Ital), from Glasgow, Brig 8 N Hansen (Nor), from Newenstle, E, Brig Gem (Br), from Rio Ja Sehr Hudson (Bri, from Cardenas Schr Emma K Smailey, from Matanzas, CLEARED, amer Greece (Br). Andrews, London—F WJ Hurst, Ratt Ginsgow—Henderson Bros. P Clyde & € assau, NP—Murray, versport, ‘amer Rapidan, Kempton, Savannab—Wurray, Ferris & Co Steamer Asbiand, Doughty, Charieston—Wm P Clyde & Cc *’eamer Wm Woodward, Young, Baltimore—Wm Daleell. Baltimore—Wm Dalzel!. Philadel phia—J as Hand. ona, Gove, Yokohama—sal & Livormor: @Anvers (Belg). De Rycker, Dandalk-—P Nes—Benham & Syerdrop (Nor), Pedersen, Queenstown or alter & Li ry Bare k Ville kins & Job. Bark Skinfaxe (Nor), % Boyesen. rig Johan Falmouth tor o1 Brii ridge, Valencia for orders—Joun Zitt- iSrlg Chillianwallah (Italy, Coleord, Kingston, Ja—Leay bit $F Nichols, Chase, Matanzas—Rionda, Benjamin & CCielg Dauntless (Br), McParland, Sagua la Qraide—J E Wath nasephen J Pinkham, Hodgdon, Rio Grande do Sal— tales. A Jayne, Richmond, Va—Abie! Abbott, ‘chr Anthea God! jee, Richmoud, Va—Van Brant & . Hallowell, Boston—Sed Frye & Co, sebr North A: isk, Saybrook, Ct—Delanoy & Wal- ters. chr Emerson, Ormerod, New Haven via Bridgeport— Cartwright & Doyle. Cleared 17th=Bark Alert (Nor), Doxvad, Santand ns. SAILED, Steamers St Laurent (Fr), for Havre, Algeria (Be), [1 erpool; Columbus, Havana: Cicopasea, Nassau; Raplda Suvanuah, ashland, Charieston. ENE: at midvight, NB. set, 30.02; nt midnight, 29,90, MARITIME MISCELLANY. We aro indebted to purser of steamer City of from Havana, tor his attentions, Bang Axvix FE Evisorr, Hearaker, from Baltimore Boston, tus foundered at sea, ‘The crew were on board sl Chan Dennis, trom Antwerp tor, Baltimore, which puss Fortress Monroe 18th tn he Elliott was 614 toms reais- ter and builed from Boston, where she was built in 1874, Bank NoXPankit, trom Batavia for Boston (betore re- ported), put into Cape Town Feb 28 with rndder sprang and Teuking slivntly in stern post. She required anew rudder and a fictie caulking, beyond stopping the ruain Which was above water, she was completing repairs M 13. Wind at sunset Barometer at Rang Avavst Farronicn (Ger), Bi ven, from Singapore Jan 15 tor New York, put into 7 De cargo. Bark Buotuens Gerwan (Br), trom Singapore fer New York, whien put into Cape Town Feb 19, was undergoing extensive repairs Marcn 13, having new beams, pew masts, new main and mizzen rigzing, &c. Bank Haxnix Ingen (Nor), Rasmassen, trom Liverpool, arrived at Wilmington, NC, April 17, with loge of sails, &e. kx NoRTMWOOD 1s still ashore im the barge tad | 0 H known to what extent the vesse! is injured, rout, trom Matanzas for New jou 16th inet in distress, ght winds atter leaving Mut bh in iat 33, ton TF 20, experienc: ule trom ENE. causing’ the brig to Sth the wind chanzed to the 8! but the leak kept slowly inci all the time. Later it was clear, with an unsettled appearance, the heve tuo under reefed puast stursall: at 7 PM It E, with heav; reo from E: in; ae 40, ion 77 45, the wind increused toa Lurri time A sen cn! i goverings to ‘he hurriea: rain and hi which time lost mainsail; at 6 A: be seu was covering the vennel fore aud alt, and washing the men from the puinps. ‘started the cirgo and tiled the houses with water. The bad weather coutinued uoti) Sup- day at 4PM, when 1s moderated, Sen! Anrnca—Oapt Day, of schr Arthur, from George- C, for Philadelphia, before reported’ at Savannah, ress, makes the followiny state I G. on the 12th inst at OA d increased 1 reel gle continued to ASO LO ing away the mai Jib, washing the decks, flooding abin and for ined to lash themseives to the rigging; one iman was ed overboard, out the sea threw him back on the the vessel then feli off und drifted into the trough of deck load of the boat, bulwarks and pe from the deck; as soon as possible joresail te steady the , and cry the bumps found fect of water hola; then culled to clear the wreck and ‘to the pumps; to the north and the vessel drifted m trysail and the pumps all wore ship the 14th ust, ah AM, and set foretopsail for a ntunding jid, mnintopmast for a foresail and headed in shore for a port of refuge; the vessel night; on still leaking and down by the head suas to he uni able, at 1 PM threw overvo: of the cargo from ti hold of beers to hes Pewid so that tl am} day, 1th | it fehich tim all hands we if bs ig badly, and for the bens port of Savannah to re} Scnr Gronar Cavecnma: for Philadelphia, before re reports April fc toN ith distre: E, then veerinx ia, At 9 AM broke ¢ vessel the ma creased to wily, Hud the topsails blown away. Tried the pumps and found the vessel leaking, with abous four feet of water in the bold, At 2 PM lost boat, davits snd all r " ox 4 from pumping. The George argo of lumber, Scur Maxy W Huerer—Capt Rawley, of the schr MK Rowley. from Philudelphia, ai Savaundl, reports thas on the ith the schr Mary W Hupper, of rfolk for Ravaunah, in lou 29 02, Gilman, had ‘deen washed and the mate, WG Maso schooner hid lost het 1 poled man oner, and pl the Rai second mate on th orders to proceed to Wilmington, NC. Scun J M Lrowann (of Fall River), Crowley, from Phila. delphia for Provincetown with @ cn PF of conl, was run into sad 17th inst, west Shinnecock, during ® dense fog, by a won (Br), hence for Bristol, K. ‘The captain and crew, in uumber, wore rescued’ by the steamer and subsequently transterred to pilot boat Moses H Grinnel!, No 20, and brought to this city, The J MM Leonard was 408 tons burthen, built ue Kennebunk, Me, in 1874, and owned by Thos Crowley and others at Somer: wet, Mans, Scan HG Bip, at Baltimore 18th from Vinal Haven, reports:—Murch 27, off Five Fathom Bank Lightship, Capes of the Delaware, took a NW bis lusting 5 days; had deck load stove and decks swept, lost lwarks and boat, split sails und was blown off to lon 69 12; Lull uot damaged. Scux Mary Exiza, of and from w York for Cambridge, id of Cuttyhunk on the morning of the lock, where she remained unt! o'elock snine day, e was got of without by carrying out a kedge anchor. Scun Ext Townsexp, of Warren, RI, 115 tons, built at Cape May, NJ, in 1843, at Providence, dismasted, has been purchased by Mr Rovert Pettis, of Providence, on private terms, and wilbhereafter hail from that pla Scur Goon Traptar, which was ashore on Stony Cape Poge, was tuken upon the marine raliway at Haven April 18, and found to have nothing more th oakum started in ker garbou! Scun Watrox, from Jacksonville for Bath, betore ree ported ashore at the Delaware Bronkwater, was waitin, the arcival of & tug ‘AM April 18, to be towed to Philadel- phia, Scour B W Rostxsox, Wan! vana, went ashore 10 mil April 10, and would probably b Point, yard the Pe from Philadelphia for Ha- Hatteras on noon of a total loss. Crew saved. abandoned. See port and was built at Scur Anatk, of Portland, has be arrivals ‘The Abbio was 205 ton: in 1860, Lrnep W Fiser, at Alexandrie 14th from Wind- ‘split foresail and stove buat in a gale 9th. Scur Natuz F Sawyer, from Havana for which put into Wilmington, NC, April 17 in distresi Jost sails, rudder and part of stern; bull repor Jured. y Scum Traverer, Hodges, from St Pierre for Hompton Roads, put Into Wilmingtgn, NO, April 18, with rudder damajed and sails split: wlil repair and procse Accounts from Nantucket report that the [talian and British barks ashore there still hold together, and are stripped to their lower masts, Tt is considered doubttul whether they can be ever hove afoat, Grorcutows, DC, April 18—The repairs to Longbridge draw wers completed yesterday. No turther trouble is au- Meipated, Georgetown channel ts all right, Lona Car, March 23—Th» balance of the coffee saved trom the wreck of brig Ada If Halls (Br), from Porto Ca- belio for New York, ls being sont to Nassau, Lawes, Del, April 18- Sehr L N Lovell, ean be Expect that she will be got York, had in- off on outer bar last night, an r two tide Ship Le Grand Gustav (Belg), will not move antil more ballast isdisehurged. Scar Canary is in @ critical position. charge are walting the arrival of the owner, Pattapecrata, April 18—Steamer Virgiula, from Charles- ton, reports that on the 16th inst, 30 miles $ of Frying Pan Shoals, he passed the top of s vessel's dock house, with hatch and companion way slides painted On the 17th, Sof Cape Lookout, she passe 20 miles through quantities of wreck stulf—ship's yards, masts, ‘some cabin doors, painted deep yellow, with ca and also 4 Kr mi Hay # marked on the! Newrorr, April 17—Messrs. Wal r Young America, are at work d the Stone Bridi ‘The parties ia ing the w ny trom OM to 11 He wil De ver! passing through have jured by striking ¢ the bottom. jes wirendy taken Bor u channel will weigh 3 ton Winsixctos, NC, April 17.—The debris of wrecks ls ro- ported along ull our coast. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Wasninotox, April 18—Notice is given by the Lichthouse Board that th eam fog sigual at the Southwest Puss ‘Light Station, Mississippi River, is disabled, and will not in be sounded until the repairs are completed, due no- ag tice of which will be xi fotico haw been received from the government of tho Dominion of Canada that a lighthouse erected by th ernment of Canada on the SW point of Great Dock will be pus i jon on the ist of June uext. 7 will abow one re and two white fl flashes attaining their gr brillianey . and should be seen from # dintance of 13 AUSTRALIA—WEST COAST.—LEADING LIGHTS 4T CHAMPION may. ‘The government of Western Australia has given notice that two leading lixhts a1 ow exhibited from lighthouses north part of Champion Bay (near high out one mile southward of Chapman River rthward of Cutting Beacon. The lights t, rom a distance painted white, with keeper's dwelling a Yards npurt, and bear from each other & by N } xy 5. The upper tower, 25 teet hich, fe square: the lower tower, 37 leet high, inoctagoual. ‘The iiiumiustiug appara tus of the lower light ts of the fourth order, ‘Nork—These lignts in line (besring K by N i N) leap be- tween the shoals that extend northward of Moore Point aud the shoal ground southward of Four-Fathom Bank. Position of lower licht ~ La 30 8, lon 114.37 25 B, Bearings magnetic. Variation, 4 deg westerly in 1877. VHALEMEN, w Bedford April 17, barks Daniel, and Mi- m Sailed from Ma . Atluutic Ovens ‘A letter (rom on voard bark Lydin, of NB, dw 1a 68, lon 30 W, Dec 15, reports the death of Capt Prare on the 12th, 14 days out from Cape de Verds, of fever con- tracted (a port. The vessel would proce: her voyage under command of Andrew J Corey, the mate, bound to Raver le Plate. SPOKEN. Coringa, Josselyn, from Boston for Honolulu, Jau 27, off Kiver Plate. ‘Seur James H Gurdon. from Baltimore for Aspinwall, no dato, lat 4-20, lon 74 (oy ship Richard 11, at Wiscussett) « Sehr Hurry & John (Br), from for'———, no date, lat 23 47. Lun 64 48, ‘Schr Juhwome (Ger), bound to Columbia River, March 1, Jat 8 50 8, low 113 10 W. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Baemes, April 18—Sailed, bark Argonaut (Ger), Bremer, Baltimore. Carmire, April 17—Salled, shiv Titan, Berry, Hong Kong. Catcurta, April 14=In port, ship Clarisen B Carver, Dow, for London, raic, April 16—Arrived, bark Eva (Nor), Skongasrd, Savannab. Guascow, April 18, 5 AM—Arrived, eeamer 51 vada (Br), Brees, New York, Gexoa, to April 18—Arrived, bart Guiseppine Vincenra (tal), Seollata, New Orle GIBRALTAR, to April 13-10 port, s Monitor, Eaton, Virginia Stafford (Br), Phillips, windbound. ‘Arrived prioe to 18th, bark Clifton (Br), saow, Philadel: hia. ee LAvERPOOls April 18—Arrived, ship Tabor, Taylor, San Francixeo. Sailed 18th, barks Kathinka (Ger), Rossine, 8: John K Chase, Chase, Philadelphia, Loxpox, April 18—Cleared, ship Kinburm (Br), Perry, Sandy Hook. Hailed 14th, ship Island Home (Br), Simith, Sydney, C: brige Ellen © (Br), Fraser, Fernandina; Pathdnder (Br), Dakin, New York, Lannx, Sept 16—Sailed, steamer Stat (Bo), Stowart (from Glasgow) i Ne- ly Hook; Moviter, April 7, 10 PM—arriv SHEET. MansuiLixs, April 1¢—Arrived, bark Nathaniel (Nor), Jacobsen, New Yorz. Salted 17th, bark Piskatagua (Br), Scott, New York. Maxine, April 17—In port, ship Danie! Marcy, Bicknell (from San Francisco! , for New York, to sali 18th. QUEENSTOWN, April 18, AM—Arrived, steamer England (Br), Thompson, New York tor Liverpool (and proceeded). Sovtusmrron, April 18—Arrived, steamers Kbein (Ger), Frauke. New York fur Wremen, Nuraberg (Ger). Jacger, Baltimore for do (and bot proceeded). Sxvi.tx, April 16—Sailed, berk Adelf Andersohn (Swe), harbor, has bilged She le much bogged amidships, and fills with the tide. Some of her cargo has been got out. FOREIGN PORTS. Axrap, March 1—Sail , Gilmore, 4 Bi? ane a sled. ale hed Puller, Gilmore, Chan. dia’ Skolield, Dunning, for isurupe. Arrived, scr Anita, Small, ANNAPOLIS, NB, A) to load for Wh S, March 2— Islands. port, ship Herrietta, Blanchard, for Europe. Arrived Feb ip Astoria, 5 4 eo ‘el ee ip Astoria, Potter, Bombay (and re. urope). Bousay, March 19—In port. ships Prinee Frederick (Br), Claque, for the Contins Prince Newent (Br), Graham, for re; Centennial, Bourse, for do. X— Arrived, schrs (J Van Name, Nicholson, Boston Harney, Howard, New York; Sth, Emma wood, do. vy me port Oth, sehrs Addie 8: Griffin, C A Allen and is Tilton, al CaRpaxas, Aprii 6—suiled, brig Rabboni, Coombs, Bi ton. Arrived 6th, brig Belle Walters. Waycot, Liverpool; schrs Mury D? Maskell, Carter, Portland: 7th, Jefferson Borden, Jones, do. : th, Mary A’Powell, Willier, Hermuda; © % iienardson, Richardson, New Yor: 10th, Mobert Hunt, St. Palmer, Denison, Havann: 13th, brig Ernest, Jonn, NB: schr sunny South, Derickson, New York, sth, brig Lena Thurlow, Hatt faggié Mulvey, Farntalm, do; C New Yor! 10th, bark Endeavour, Mow gle Wood (Hr), Buekars, N of Hatu Pierce, Townsend, do; sche Thomas N_ sty J Nal be sy ith. Joka, . Packard, d 1 7—Arrived, Uarks Surah A Nickerson, Gr Paibarien, Hopkins, New York vi Zucuro; sige, to (Br), Edgett, Cardiff; fearus (Br), Cochran, St Thomas; schrs L. 8 Levering, Corson, Philadel ¢ May, Hopkins, Havana; * York; Chariie Morton, Pike, Philadelphia vin in; H'A Hunt, Koss, dos At due Harwood, Turner, New do: 8th, Emma © Rommel, Hubbard, Champion (Br), Panning, K hom as (sr), Paunlug, Montego ed Gth, bark JT. Smith «Br). Brown, Trinidad: bel , anab ; Panchito (sp), Artan, L Clark, Lat Philadelphia; 7th, bark Bew inson, New Yor do; sth Khynas, Foss, Boston brivs Atulaya, Cols, Jessi Loch Lomond, Baker, Delawure Breakwater; 10th, bark Aberdeen, Salvage, Trinidad; 11th, barks Idabo, Kichard- gon, New York; Arietta, Nicholx, Boston; beige Emily F Bhi Howland, Lakeman, Prozre: Suiled, sehrs Juliet, cook 0 weil, Delaware Break Denwnara, March 9—Arrived, brig Moran ton (and sailed ny date for Pors SDaMH (Apri New 3m Be 14, see Si Yor! ed, burk Jonathan Chase, Hull, Antwerp, with cargo oil of coudemoed bark Old Dominion, trow Phiindelphis. Guantanamo, Mareh 22—Arrived, barks F Bird (Br), Ait- kerhead, St Thomas: Thos Brooks, Waugh, St Jago. Mavana, April 7—Arrived, brig Raven, Mus, Philadelphia ; schr Naucy Smith, Davis, sehr ‘Thomas L. Hunter, d b oma Dryden (Br), Wallace, port, f ‘enouah, Marsden, Ruatan; Susan, Gurdner, Pensucola, ‘Arrived 18th, steamer City of New York, Timmerman, New York, Balled 8th, brig Toro (Sp) J Sawyer, Hall, Phil Mary Ni ‘Nowell, do; jaz; schr Kobert Fanny (FF), Maymus, Charleston; schrs phin; Ida © Bullard, West, ‘Mth, bark Matilde (xp), Palmer, Denison, Cac de Letellier, Pensacola; 11th, barks Altonso (Sp), Imas, dc hristina (Sp), San Martin, do or), Nielsen, do; brig Maria Luisa (3p), na; schr Mattio A Frank: mer Kod Hula, Pensacol as; 10th, shij ree New Orlerns) ; |, Curdenas: brig Marius Colpel sehr FL Richardson, Watts, ( t, brig Sabina (Br). for Bos- from Jeremie for Boston tw denas. Loxa Cay, March 23—In p tou; schr Litcy Holmes, wad. Navtaaix, Pep 24—Arrived, bark Julia Aan, Baker, Co- Jombo (and remained Maret 5 for Colombo). Matanzas, April 10—Arrived, schrs Henry © Winst Doane, Liverpool; 13th, Kare M Hiltun, Adams, Kotte: a jilea 8th, barks Algeria (Rr), Brownell, 10th, Enchantress (Br), McCarty, N of Hattaras: vard. Gay, do: brige'A J Pettingill, Hall, do: W i Loring, Loring, do; schex Lucy ‘JS Grace, Smulley, New York; No 12th, bark Lepanto, Bunk je B Dickinson, Dickinson, 3 13th, brigs Liberty, De Pensacol: cl y Fanny ish, ene Star Foland, Sagua Hatteras; sclirs Bes Middlerou, Whittaker, a S 1X, do: 14th,sP M Tinker, Perkins, do; schr Emma Crosby, Crosby. do. ‘Oroato, April 12—Arrived, bark Heury Norwell, Burgess, re Philadelphi Rani Salter, Co- Andreasen, Now York. Sailed March et Monsita (B ; 11th, barks May Queen, Xpringst ath, AL: dion (ey, Wytaan, New York, 10h, Winured (Br, Had- gins, Baltimore. In port March, 14, barks Caro, Gay, trom New York Emilte (Ger),; brigs Homely (ry. and ‘Emily (Br), all f New York, ix: Chowan, Clements, for Baltiinore (cl Allce, Dutton, for do, Idg. sypaey, NSW, April S—Areived, bark Escort, Wa w York. Leone, March 30—Arrived, sehr N Hana, Do- herty, New York. SaGCA, April 7—Arrived, bark Elliott Ritchie, Hutehin- son, Genoa (and sailed 9th for N of Hatteras); 9th, sel Havana: Mary Nowell, Nowell, 4 enas; 10th brig Chas Dennis, Dodg: 3 ee, Havana (all for N of Hutteras). jailed 7th, brigs LF Munsoo, Huntley, Boston ; Wex- ford (Br), Hanson, Delaware Broakwater; sehr Mary 1 Staples, Trott, Boston: 10th, bark Jose E More, Curiiste, New York; bri Mary E Lelghton, Leighton, dos ser 1, 3 Burns, Crosley, do; 11th, H Jennings, Mahoney, Boston: sche John R Halliday, Van Cleat. New York. Mi ved, senrs EM Wright, Freeman, t, bark Evening Star (Br), Chick, (Br), Heidon, Cardiff; Abrial ados; rchrs Maud (Br), Robin, Balti- ohn Bird, Smith, New York, ‘Arrived April 13, bark Jose D Bi sailed March 2 rks Oni Sp), i dina: 224, By ar), Pettersen, N of Hatteras; 20th, brig FT Merryman, Leersn, do. StJouxs, N¥. April 17—Suiled, steamer Cortes, Free- man, Halifax and Ne " Sukzaurne, NS, April i4—Arrived, bark Mary Lawton (Br), Eldridge, Liverpool for orders. St Joax, NB, April 15—Anived, steamer Mercedita, Chadsey, New irk ein Haltfax (and sailed 170h for Huli- fax and New York) Arrived 1 belis Mald off mn. Hl jucksport: Flying Cloud, Wagn Bind, Fates, Darte {The reported arrival of bark Huron, from Londonderry, was premature. Clenred 16th, bark Danube, Ruddock, Warrenpoint; schr 6, Wallace, Philadeipl ™ | do: 3 Adth, be Maskota, Catter, Liverpool; barks viewer, Brown, do; Assyria, Kdgett, Glasgow; Abram Young, Kenuey, 'Varrenpoint, TRI April 1—Arrived, sehr Etna, Lanoyer, New York; 7th, bark Edward Cushing, Bickmore, Kiniston: sclir Providence. Ki. jenfuegos iswo latter Idg fur N of Hatteras) Sailed March 15, schr W F Cushing, Cramer, Cienfuegot 23d, brig Jessie Khynas, Foss, do, schrsJ useph Wilde, Kee. do: AD Bengeraer Avery, du; 24th, barks % Murcay, Je, Liesegang, N of Hatteras; Gaselle ( Culvert, Deia- ware Breakwater; schr MH Rand, Raga, do, Victoria April 10—Sailed, steamer Dakota, Morse, San Fran axziar, April l—Arrived, bark WH Thorndike, Gor- ham, Boston (and sailed Oth for Aden), AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, April 14—Arrived, schrs Tom Williams New York; Alfred W Fiske, Windsor. 16th—Arrived, steamer John Gibson, New York; schrJ J Pharo, and A I Hurlburt, do, Clesred—Steamer E C Knight, New York ; sehrs Herschel, Hook: AM Hurlburt, Bridgeport. 17th—Cleared, schrs WB Thoma William: luv; 5 J Pharo. N a Havens, © and Es a B Shaw (from George- earl, and A ds, ———=, for orders. April 17—Arrived, schrs John Price, Nick- Searle, Hoboken, ORTON, 18—Arrived, barks Oberon (Ger), Schmidt, Bjarke (Nor), Johnsen, St Jazo, Lisste erry, Reazer, Matan Vados; Ann Elisabeth, aylor, Turks I gor: Loretto Fish, Delano, Sagua; Ira Laffrinier, Coleman; siauuibal, Pendleton: Y M Wheaton, Barrett; Mary A (pegs if tian ont MJ be! iggd Ga . ler, n Philadelphia; Nicke’ Port Job) 5; Only Son, vockett, wud U : Brown, low, du; Abvie K Hurthy, as Vau Guilder, Van Guilder, Phitadeipira, na, Port Jo and AM Ranki Cloared—Stei eneral Whitney, Hallett, New York ; Aries, W! ladeiphia ‘Anita (Ger), Kohn, Leith. Seo Saijed—Steawer Aries: bark John Gib BALTIMOKE, April 17—Arriva ay), Pri cence Ginsoppin ri vacki (Aus), Lynn; NB, Below—fark Au Jt), Norbeck, from Hunnillos via Hampton Ronds. ‘Arrived, steamers Tuckahoe, Brown, Newborn, ineland, Bowen, New York; sehrs UG Bird, Rhoads Vinal Haven «see Miscellany); Elisabeth Maxzec, Mage Caibarien. ared—Steamers Fanny Cadwallader, Clark, Ne ton. Xd: bark € Commerce, Watker, . Henning, Al ¢ c Atwood, Jo BELFAST, April 11—Arrived, sehr Jas Holmes, Ellsworth for Kingston, NY (and sailed Ith); Geo gusur, Ferzuson, do for ‘ork aud waited 16uh), Vith—arrived, tt, Baltimore, 16th ouville. Bat Snowman, New R if H, April 17—Sailed, sche Adriana ER'S LANDING, April 17—Arrived, sehr Hattie 8 Barnard, Hoboken. JN, April 14- Cleared, brig Tibt one White Sea, Stover, Fernandina, rived, schr Vraiw, Sharp, Boston, Arrived, barks Avraham Skalle (Nor), Gregreen, ster, Bj Proidig (Nor), Berg, Liverpool ; brig Vesta, 0 (8p), Werm Mast DARIBN, Aurtl b= Vou Winter (Wer), Se! Goran, st John Inth—Artived, J Adams, Lewis Cha; beth, Dean, New Yors Geo B James, and in, BI suiled and returved Lith. Loy f Boston. The of the feet Bunge, Antwerp—al for orders. Also arrived, bark Leifjeld (Nor), Evensen, Antwerp, seeking. Salled—Bark Athlete (Nor), Norveck (from Huanillos), Be kssed ta—Ships Chas Dennle, Ki fro wased in. ps Chas nt ‘onzer, from Anti aliimoret Jone © Bereee Emarsom Titen tetas ene Morse, nore, Antwerp (rece'ved orders and proceeded for Pillndetvhial: barks A Heaton, for Baltimore; Cato ory Wiig, Antwerp for Baltimore: schrs DP Keehag, nnett, Aquadiile tor do; City of Chelsea, Goodwin, Dem: erarn for do. FALL RIVER, April 16—Arrived, schrs 8 C Hers, Rely Goll Ea ty, le, Kel w York TON, April 17—Cli chr FG Malling, Mil. 0. 4, steamer City of San Antonio, Penningto @'Pleeiwing (Br), Munier. Liverpool, BILE, April IN—Arrived, barks Hulewood (Mr), Dix+ op, Whitehaven; schr Linda, Whitmore, Kingston, Js. ‘Clenred—Sh*p Aroericana (Br), Spry. Pensacola. Cr, April 17—Arrived, sehr Joseph E Pot! Weelawken: sioops Commerce, Tyler, and W Sherman, Wileox, Hoboken. NEW ORLBASS, April teamer Hudson, Guger, New (Hn), Beovill Havre’; Abana (Br) e bark Weser (Ge ‘uusen, Bremwe ancock, Hallett, Crou: It. Passxs, April 18—Sailed, ship Crescent City, Havre; bai L Wri cnt (Br), Dunkirk, \ = ane PB de} 'OLK, April 16—Arrived, schr Crisis, Bowen, New ‘1 N VBURYPORT, April 17—Arrived, steamer Hercules. Swasey. Philadelphia, NEW BEDFORD. April 1—arnived, sehrs Angler, Besse, Hoboken; Patladiam, Kyder, New York, pitth—Arrived, ser 8° Trvun, Neserson, Georgetown, ‘nited—Schr Quickstep, Hutchinson, Ne NEWPORT, April 17 AM—Areived Tlannah BE Brown, sackett, New York for Wi leurge E Prescott, Guptill, 8» Amboy for Vinal Mary » Newtor my ied from Fall River for New York, pe ecoenee Wener Gibbs, Godfrey, Sandwich for r. Dickey, Balti Belfast; Ocean Wave, Baker, F N CA Ty , Baker, Fall River for New Y: 8 ‘Tauuton lor do; T W Spencer, Couser, Provide..ce tor do, NEW LONDON, April 17— Arrived, schrs Chief, Hobok for Norwich; Harvest, New York tor ‘Providence: Martett Hund, do for do; Frank Butler, Virginia; Sarah Worcester, MSPEW HAVEN, April: 18—Aeri ard. HN, April’ 18-—Arrived, 8 Garroll, New York tor Middletown; Julta' baker, Bakers de rovidence. RT BLAKELY, April 9—Sailed, park R K Ham, Gore, SA MILADREPHTA, April 18—Arrt A A, Apri }—Arrived. steamers Leopa Albertson, Newburyport; Aun liga, ‘Ri Kuignt, MeGr rier irate Vireintar itawttee Gh ton? bat ntock, Port Antonio; 3 tL Mary Patrow, Limeburier, Be iStephen Morris, Dut R & 8 Corson, 7 Nunter, Somers, dv; Priscilla Serlbuer, Daisy, zante N Huddell, Cratimer, do; Robert dorrell, Ebert, New York; A&E Hooper, Hooper, Fernandina; Marcus & Davis, Long, Brunswick, Ga. J ‘ledrea—steamuers Lord Clive (Br (, Urqunart, Live Williamsport, New. York; Rattlosn ike, “Wiley, Boston: ship N. Br), Burke, Qi $ brivs Bismurce (Br), Vance, ton: schrs Ruth ‘T Portland; Sallie M Bvai Shaw. f i Boston. i ners Po ‘Tonawsnda, Sher: Crocker, do; Anthracite, Grusmles Tommass (Aus), Muxcue to, Hremen; Gibraltar (Nor), Tonuesen, Cork or Falmouth; Phillip Fitzpatrick, Phelan, Anjer? brigs silver Spray (a 1 3 vs Williams, Portsinouth 8 iy Z Hotiowell, de yh East Greenwich: AH Edwards, Bartlet HS Miller, Smith, Neponset. Snow, vo ailed-—Stoamers Pottsville, Saxon, Tonawanda, Defl- Williamsport and Rattlesnake. ws, April 18—Arrived, barks Colombo Carolina (Itul} Ada (Br), Crosby, Antwerp; sehrs A Fy, Trinidad’ (und suiled for whiladelphia) ; i Thompson, M is River, Ja, tor New Yorg; sheate wi icht, trom Windsor, NS. Ball Aim (ns), for Queenstown; bark’ (sup: posed) Anxé (ital, (trom Girgerite) for Pniladelphia veh Susan 1 Ray, Endieott (from Sagua). New Jennie Beasiey and Ramon de Ajuria, for West Indies. ship ts Rossiter, trom Autwerp, bas bsen ordered to St John, ndy Hooks, for New York; A F Kindberg, In port, schrs Sa from Virginia for Newarl VORTLAND, Apri rrived, bark Feyavot Hatch, Bos- Dles pril I ton, to load for south America; Nathan irzinin. Sailed—Brig B W Cochrane; schrs Grace Davis, and WJ Jordan (the latter returue * 18th—Arrived, st er Caspian (Br), Trocks, Live vin Halifax; barks Norena, Nichols, Port Johnson; N Haven, Ulrick, do; schrs ES Potter, Pendleton, bautsy OW lizubeth, New York; Ada } er, Dobbin, Sacust Florence Denn. Philadelpnia; Fannie A Bailey, Baltimore, PORTSMOUTH, ril 17—Arrived, sehr Lai Aion Philadelphia. > mein enters: FROVIDENOK, April 17—Arrived, schre RW Haddell, Deputy. Poustcola: nu B Huston, Qurdner, Alexauarlat Boa Nymoh. isakell, Vi ck, /epo , Purvear: M EK Hiei ‘aine; Ann Eii: ley, and, gin Babeock, Troon: Rast, Taylor: and Geo Arey, Rogers, Philadelphia; Mary B Woodhall, Horton, South Amboy; John Warren, Perth Amboy; Hanna Blackman, Arnold, New: jusklu, Trew a Gurust, Winters, Port Johnson; Ann Elisa, Robbins, do for Pawtucket; JH Burnett, Rasmussen, do tot do: Black Diar mond, Smith, We for do: JH Young, Barrett Bs re J olson, tor al We 1 win, Francis: Hig ; Python, Merrill; Minquas, d Mary Riley, Riley, Hobones d—Sehrs lsubella Thompao green, Turner; Sarah Purves, Lisl W. Spene er; Henry May, Hatch ; ih Bruen, Bullock; Chas L Levering, Sears. and Verauda, Pond, New York, PAWTUCKET, April 17— Arrived, schrs Anthony Burton, Johnson; Anu Eliza, Robbins, and Bluck Diamond, smith, Port Johnson, hr J 8 Terry, Raynor, New York, 'D, April 18—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, York; bark Cazique (Br), Cox, do, to fini: xchrs 3 W Hunneil, Bunnell; ‘Breeze, Cran. er, jo Coombs, Bishop, New York; WJ Parker, els. Orie ‘chrs Frank Walter, Saxton, New York; Deborah rty, Williams Albany. th—Areived, schrJ W Hall, Hudson, Windsor, NS, FRANCISCO, April 10—Arrived, bark Cassandra . Nanaimo. arks Harvest Home, Mattson, Port Townsend; v Valparaiso via Humboldt; echr Day- mar (Rus), Clark, Vetropaulski. Satled—Barks Toot , Harrison, Burrard Inlet; Northwest, Farnham, Port Madisou, red, ship Golden Gate (Br), Kempe, Liverpool. . steamer San Salvador, 7 Wheatley, Lolits, Batti? Philuae! bia. nich ‘Be, Smith, Cork or Fal- mouth for ordet Sailed—Sceamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, New York, My Rover, Brown, dv; Jeunie E Simmons, Young, Philadefphin, SALEM, April 16—Sailed, scbr Mattie Holmes, Richard. sou (rom Bucksport), Wiltnington, NU. TONINGTON, ver, d las Bramard, Hawkins, We Di Saandors, Hoboken. SN, ith, April 17--Snlled, steamer Joseph Ghureh, VEN, April 16—Arrived, schr Walter © land, for New York, there, ‘Syra, Sarah E Kingsbury, N M Ha- re brig Mohawk: schrs Anson Stimson, ML Varney, Ann Allen. Mary Slusman, fred Clitton, PM Wheaton, WR Barry, ‘J Raynor, 8 & E Corson, Nettie. 'Sea Foam, ‘Raven, Mary E y Jane, i A Ey Or ven and Norena; co |, Lucy, nt ‘Locke, Franconia, David Telegraph, J Clark, Watson KE Nightingale, Acacia, Daniel and Aunie B. (Br), baunders, Rio Grande ; Florence Rathbun, Mobile via, Mystie eooen es Drrers ow York for jurgess (Br), Me for Ann NS, sehrs Hamburg, Libby, Tiotuken tor Bonen art pbeli, Marshall, and Jesse 'Wilsoi n for dv; Uelma E Russell, Meh South Ambuy Union, Gott, and. Inewte Hinks, Bort Johuson fot ell B Hawes, Virginia for do; 3 P Adams, ‘Thomas W Holder, diray, ethport for do; Porto Rico, Armatrong, Port Johnson for do; Idaho, Jamesun, York for do; DS mings, Philadelp Gamma, Robins. 7 port Ordo, ML Curtis Bartlets. Port Jobuson for Hing: am, Willie Martin, Day, do for Bath; Frances Elien, At- wood, do for —. Doyle, Port Job ‘Also srrived, sehes Williaa Du 2 for Salem; Haro, Buker, New York for du: Maggie (Br), Reed, du for 8tJonn NB, James 8 Pike, Robinson. re Provincetown ; Mott Haven, Collins, do for Eastport Rogers. Philadelphia tor Portsmouth; WF Cummings, do tor do; Clifford, Port Johnson tor Weehawken for Haverhiit; Hiram Tucker, Kuowl- Loring, South’ Amboy Clark, Weir River, bit Weehaw- Coun! Richard: one omaston ; realarius, "Hu tor Hurricane : Darius Eddy, Rondout, for Bangor; WB Darling. Pendleton,’ Hoboxen, for Belfast; Sarah B Putnam, Lowe, Georgetown, DC, for do: Stephen Morgan, Haynes, Bostou, for Phitadelph wis A Rummel, Jeffeies, do, tor doz 1 Waddington, Van \d, do, for’ New Gilder, do for do: bliza & Rebee shel l, York; William H West, Higgins, do, for Virginia: Frances Hatch, Sterna, Rockland, for New York; J M Keanedy, tor Torpedo, Cousins, Lavee, (of oy, Ellsworth, petband, toe ds co Cushing, SM Portland; sel for Portland; Union th, rned—Sehr Watson Baker. Sailed—Brig © R Burgess (Br); schrs Altavela (for Providence); Eliea & Revecca, Lewis A Rommelt, H Wad- dington, Hero, wi West, Helena E Russell, Stephen Mor. x at April 17—Arrived, bark Henrik verpool via Hampton Roads, Nodg at Pierre for SUASSET, Me, Ap Arrived, bark Happy 1 Smith, Antwerp via Sandy Hook, to deuls for tele Lizgio. Mills, Armstrong, Boston, to load ice wn ber for Forto ities. Vth—Arrived sche Starlieht, 16th—Arrived, ship Rietara Tt Charteston, WOOD's HOLE, April 15—Arrived, schr BF Me un |, New York. Hubbard, Liverpoot via Baker, Cotuit, to load canno for Hartford (and sailed 1 Idth —Sailed, sehr KF Wovulsey. Terretl, y WICKFORD, April 17—Arvived, sehrs Matlock. Kl echrs RG Long, Hoboke YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C ~XVOR SALB; [RON AND WOODEN STRAMAHIPS, or night routes; large and small se ey 85 feet long, in compiese running order, nearly now; will iat a sacrifice, Address. W. BASH FORD, Youkers, JOR SALE—SLO0! Lack; length 24 te Eagle st., Greenpoint, MISCELLS AMERICAN STANDARD SHOT OF ST ZXishy alo LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD, manatac: tared by the CO: D COMPANY, 68 divoreed; advi 71 Astor House. Yaris BOLD FANS sly medi inde over Skirner (Nor), Polle: ¢ Bd), Hedderwick York for Glasgow (and procee ived 18th, steamer Polynesian (Br), Brown, Portland Halifax for Liverpool (and proceeded). a rk jor), Bie. imeby. BIStETO, “Apel ad Achived, sete W Nickerson, New ra ELGARTOWN, April 14—arrived, sobre Arona Bell, Mary W)xreat cures ih rheumatism, cin, serote te.; try tt, Kull by druggists; sent by express everye 4 OY Oo tor ball a dozens YATE & HY AIT, 240 Grand st,, Now Sort