The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1877, Page 10

ie MURDERED BY A NEGRO. & SALOON KEEPER BEATEN TO DEATH BY 4 DRUNKEN NEGRO WHO WAS TEYING TO ROB HIN, A murder was last night perpetrated by & Megro named Wellington Schuyler, which was Attended by circumstances of peculiar- ly aggravating character, ‘Tho culprit ip the caso had entered the establishment of a quietiy disposed man und by an attempt to rob him bad ex- cited and drawn him into conilict, The murdered inan had only endeavored to save bis property. At appears that in the early portion of the evening Wellington Scuyler, a burly negro, who bears no very enviablo reputation in tho Fifteenth precinct, became intoxicated and visited a number of saloous iu that part of the city, in cach of them displaying violence, which called for interference on the part of the per- sons in charge. At a lato hour he entered tho saloon of Nathan Corbin, at No. Thompson street, and staggering up to the bar ip @ hostile way, eyed the son of the proprietor, who Was standing there, A bottle of bitters on a shelf seemed to attract bis attention, and without saying a word he moved bebind the bar aud grasped at it, The young aman told bim to be off, but he paid no heed to bim, aad when resistance was olfered bim he struck the youth with bis fiat, kmocking bim backward, while with bis other hand he seized tne coveted bottle. A struggic wusued, but tue negro easily threw his antagonist on ‘aud came out wearing bis prize above bim, AN ATTACK ON THE YATHRR. The older Corbin, who was in the saloon and had seen tho assault on his sou, rushed torward indignantly and was met by the demonstrative negro, who again and again struck him over the bead with the bottle. Mr. Corbin seized him, but was cast aside and ere ler rusbed into he street with tho wounded :oan blood ered over bis clothes, Ho bad reached the sidewalk and was hurrytog away when Corbia struggied out atter him and shouted **Vol: ” An officer oo duty across the way took the negro iuto custody, Ho was brought to the Sixteenth precinet and a charge of larceny preterred against bim. CORBIN’S DKATH. In the meantime, Corbin who bad seen the arrest, and bud acquainted the officer with tho nature of tho negro’s offense, taint with loss of bivod, called his son to ass him, The Jatter and another young who was in the place mai barried out and helped him indoors, Tne wounded aan said nothing to them, and when they brought him to a sofu, he laid himself down upon it in an tnort- Iifeless way that alarmed them. They hastened to administer stimulants to bim, but 1t was too late, Nathan Corbin was dead, In a coll 10 the Mercer street station house, mean- time, the prisoner, who was stupetied with liquor, tell asleep, A reporter, 10 company with Captain Byrnes, visited Scuy! who is a jet black negro, standing futly six feet high. ‘THK MURDERER IN 118 CELL. Captain Byrnes calied him and asked if be bad not Deen arrested before for an assault on bis wile, who is & white woman. “No,’? said he, “sho was arrested and I came here to inquire about her and they took me ip,’? oH ou been engaged in any business of late?” “Oh, yes’? (he said this in an’ incoherent way), ‘‘I have been with Mr. Douglas, He can tell you the kind of a man I am.’, “Did you know Mr.‘ Corvin #”? “Why, yes.”” “Do you know that you have killed bim?”? The Captain evidently thought that this query would take his prisoner aback; but be received it quite coolly. “Me kill him! I guess not. Why look at my hond. ‘That map and his son welted mo across here.” And he showed a couple o! cuts upon the back of his head, Scuyler was so intoxicated that be did not seem in a coudition to be further questioned, and he was sent buck to his cell to recover from the delirium of drink and awake to the awlul realization of the crime he bas Committed. A RELIGIO-MANIAC’S SUICIDE. Mary Reilly, a maiden lady of about thirty years of age, committed suicide yestorday afternoon by cutting her throat with akuife, She had for some time past resided with her sister at No, 118 Mott street, By her friends she was regarded asa religious monomuniac. In her younger days she devoloped a love of religious exercises and wasa regular attendant at church ser- vices tor years. Of late she began to manifest symptoms of insanity, Soe spoke ircquently about ‘the depravity of the world, regarded hersel! as a re- cluse cut off from communication with it und as ope whose term of life snould be din explation of offences committed and never atoned for, For the Jast month or two she bad been very despondent and complained that the Almighty was displeased with ber, and that His anger Would only be uppeased by ber death. These expressions alarmed her isetas and, Delieving that sho was insanc, thoy watched her. Her sister Gnding Ler uousually calm yesterday, absenied Dersel! for a few minutes. Daring the sister’s absence the insano woman shut herself up in ber room and cut her throat, she was dead when the sister returned INSANITY INCREASING, The following insane persons wore confined at Bellevue Hospital last night:—Alfred T. Seblosson, aged ‘twenty-Gve yeurs, of No. 21 West Twenty-seventh Mreeti@yin red Giichi ed tity — of No, 551 second Wvenue; Jane Muldoon, aged twenty-four years, of No. 243 Chutoo street; ‘Michael Garry, aged Iwenty-nine yeure, of East 110th strect, and’ John Roach, aged thirty-five yeurs, of No. 155 Willisuvenue. Over thirty persons insane have been brought to Bellevue during the present month. OBITUARY. MIss E, V. PROUDFOOT. Miss K. V. Proudfvot, who died in this city yester- day, was an actress of considerable merit and re; She was born in Coburg, Canada, and began hi sheatricul career in New York in 1867. Her first ap- Pearance was at a benefit performance at Wallack’s, wben she played the part of Mrs. Chillington iu “The Morning Cali,” and rendered the sleep walking wene froia “Macbeth.” Soou afterward she ap. peared im “The Honeymoon” at the same bheatre, assuming character of J alae to the Duke Arapza of Fisher, lo these and contemporaneous pertorashdl is Miss Proudfoot made a tavorable impression, agd when Booth’s Theatre was first opened she became a mom- ber of the regular company. Subsequently she tar: ciled with Jano Coombs, and played jeading busin Jor two seasons ut Wood's Museutn, Philadelpoa, [a 1874 and 1876 she travelled with ai J. Davenport, taking such parts as Lady Allworth in “A New Way to Pay Old Debts.” Portia im je Morchant of Venice”? and the Queen in “Hamlox’’? When *Sar- dwnapaluw? was produced at ‘Gooth’s Theatro she was enguged to play the part of the Qneen, and afterward accompanied tke provincial tour made with the piece. it was in one of these represen: lations at Newport, R. L, that from a misplaced trap | Wed injuri which were followed by tho six iliness preceding her death, Her position Upon the stage was an industrious one and her talents of that heavy order which require great opportunity for perfect development. Miss Proudfoot was thirt two yeurs of age ut the ime of her death, Her funer. 134 | ‘Will take place at one o'clock on Sunday from her late | Fesidence, No, 1 Lexington avenue. DR. FELIX TRUST GOURAUD, Dr. Folix Trust Gouraud, one of the first manufac- turers of soap in this country, died in this city yes- [sige at the advanced ago of seventy-eight , in his business specialt Weliauows isl abin. For thirt en years he bad Deen assiduously devoted to lis business, HON. W. F. 0, O'CALLAGHAN, M, P, The cobie announces that the Hon. William Freder- ick Ormond O'Callaghan, liberal tember of Pariiae went lor Tipperary, is dead. JUDGE KE. F.C, EMMONS, Judge K. P. ©. Emmons, a prominent Fiorida taw- yor ant politician, is dead, He was tormerly Attorney General of that State and for thirteen years Vrosecuting Attorney in Detr Mich, He wa Fopublivan counsel in the late cuuvasy. FATAL BURN Sophia Rendle, aged si ployed ut No. 249 Se on years, @ servant em- th aveutic, was seriousiy burned last night by ber clothes taking Ore io a mysterious | é juuner, at cieven o’cluck, She was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where her iwjuries were pronounced jatal, PIRE IN- ON SPREE, A loss of $1,200 was oceusioned last night by a fire reak| out im the fancy goods store of Mrs. Raben. ruech at No. 72 Thompson street, Ibe joes is fully covered by insurance. CAPTAIN. MCULLOUGH’S MISHAP, Police Captain McCullough was dangerously injured Just evening by @ fall while pursumg thieves over sume fencer, DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING. ‘The lightning on Thursday night struck the stabie of Mr. T. B, Benner, Warren street and Nostrand avenue, Brookiyn, The building wag ret on fire and entirely destroyed. The colored coachman, who was asicep in - the stable at bad time, aarrowly excaped with his lite, The losa, Which is partially covered by insurance, is vatimated at $2, ‘About the same time a chime: tito avenue Was siruck by on # bouso in Latay- itming and compicieiy THE GREAT TORNADO, DEADLY WORK OF THE METEOR—DESTRUCTION IN TENNESSEE AND KENIUCKY—-A CHILD OF THE STORM, (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE By the tornado of Wednesday nigh expected to dic. { SINGULAR EFFEOT OF THK doing well, IN KENTUCKY, A tarmer’s house at Woodburn, K. and carried 100 yards. The top was \obacco crop, stored in the attic, was rections, MIDNIGHT WEATHER Wak Durart Orvice oy THE CHiEY SiG: Wasuixcrox, Apri Andications. weatber, with northerly to westerly barometer, For the Middle Stat and Lower Missouri valleys clear and slowly rising temperature, with east For Tennessee and the Ohio Vul! slight rise in temperature. For the Gult States, clear or fuii west, and light northerly to easterly Mississippi, with light changes in bar: The Lower Missouri, Tennessee, Obio rivers will rise slowly, St, Louis, and slightly at Vicksburg, ‘ten inches below the danger line, ‘The danger has increased near He! ‘about one foot above the danger line. Heraty building:— Average temperature for correspon yeur. TWO HUNDRED PASSENGERS JE COLLISION AND ONLY ONE Bostox, The Bangor express train on the to seven this train. express train and the switch not bavi when it ruddenly swerved off, for tho prompt action of the air brak: ndoubtedly, Aunanr, N.Y, between the Montreal aud Troy local an r] ‘was also injured. damaged. RAILROAD INJUNCTION TouEpo, Cle reland, Sandusky aod Cinciupat which Sloane was appvinted Gen: appeal will be taken. Evizapetit, D. Neff, a brakeman on the Cen! and his clothing catching in the bra! dragged # distance ot two blocks wh over bis body, which was catirely de! ARRESTED F< FOR COUN Cuicago, Th, eweulation. This morning package, addressed to Joun Graham, ‘was opened, aud found to cot fert halt dollars, Graham w: SENTENCED TO BE Rows, Ga. hanged in this place on Friday, June der of Daniel Alford, colored TRIAL OF THE CHIC A Gespatch from Oroville su guilty of arson in the first degree. AME. _OF APKIL AND May, rr Wi Villede Hothote Liverpool irate SUN AND 8008 i mt 5 12) Gov, Ista 6 45 | Sandy He OL | Hell Gat ARRI VALS, REPORTED BY THE HEKAL, wi sing (Br), Jones, Liver; with mdse und" passen, Mrs. Cone, whose house was biown to atoms, Dirth to ason last night. Both mother and child are For New England, partly cloudy, have been very gr Judges Prentiss, Caldwell and McMath, Chambers, rendered a decision this morning in the commonly known as the Rush R. Sloane case, dissolv: ing the injunction and vacating the receivership under in twent once urrested, but his bearing bas been postponed uutil Wednesday. HANGED. Sawn Francisco, —-H. T, Jones, the first of the Chico gang put on trial to-day, was found PORT OF NEV YORK, APRIL HERALD. ) Naguvitue, Tenn., April 20, 1877. ¢ a house in Coflee county was blown almost entirely away, and a woman hterally torn to pieces by its timbers, MORTALLY WOUNDED. STORM. 'y., Was picked up biown off, and his blown tn all di- REPORT. slightly cooler winds aod rising MENT, NAL OFFICER, j—1 A. ML nd lower lake region, clear or fair weather ana slight rise in temperature, with northwesterly winds and rising barometer iv the Middlo Atlantic States, and westerly winds, shifting to south and southeast, with slight rise, followed by jailing barometer in the lower lake region. For the Upper Lake region, the Upper Mississippi fair weather and erly to southerly winds aud during the day faliing barometer, ley, cloar or fair weather, rising, foliowed by failing barometer, variable winds shbilting to east and south, and stationary or ir weathe: slowly rising temperature, east to south winds in the south- winds cast of the ‘ometer, Cumberland and The Mississ!ppi will rise slowly between Cairo and , Where it is bow lena, where it is THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. ‘The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four bours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of |i indicated by the thermometer at ayeone 's pharmacy, t year, as 1876, 1877. 1876, 1877. 3 A.M. 43° 3:30 P, M. 60 a 43° 6 YM 5h 46 9PM 45 49 12 P.M 44 Average temperature yesterda} 34 46 ding dato last 000 ATK RAILROAD ACCIDENT. OPARDED BY A INJURED. April 20, 1877. Eastern Railroad collided with the Saugus branch train at five minutes ening, near Lyun, smashing the loco- motive aud baggage car and ove car of tho Saugus Two hundred passengers were on the express train, and only one was injured and not seriously. ‘The damage will reach $15,000. The accident was caused ch, the Saugus train having just track to await the passage of the ing been changed. ‘The express was approaching the depot at full speed The engineer put on tne air brake, reversed the opgine, and, with the "fireman, jumped off receiving severe injuries, But ¢ the loss of lite RAILROAD COLLISION. » April 20, 1877. Acollision occurred late last night on the Rensse Jaer and Saratoga Railroad, at Green Island crossing, trains, by which ngineer named Vennis Maher anda fireman whose ¢ 18 ankoown were badly injured. Onc passenger Both the engines were badly DISSOLVED. , 1877, sitting at . April ti Railroad case, al Manager. Ap BRAKEMAN KILLED. La April 20, 1877. tral Railroad, fell from a moving train of freight cars this morning ke gearing he was jon the cars passed nuded of clothing ‘ERFEITING. » Aprii 20, 1877. For some months past considerable counterfeit silver ; money has been circuluting here, and detectives have been endeavoring to ascertain who was putting it into a suspicious looking an attorney here, counter- » April 20, 1877. Augustus J: hnson, white, was to-day sentenced to be 14, for the mur- Oo GANG. April 20, 1877, the prisoner was | bot implicated in the murder oi the Chinese,”’ SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN 5 RS. DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK VOR THE MONTOS ‘Steamer. Deatination| Office. ——— poctehtatanions — Germanic. + Livernool. p34 Isrowdway City ot Brussels, 15 Browiway Kuhlopta. 7 Howling Gri 2 Bowling G Broadway 1 Bromdway .|8 Broadway 7 Bowling Green Bowling Gri i Howling Green 50 Bromiway, | ALMANAC POR NEW YORK—THIS DAY GH WATRK, nd... morn 2 29 mosa 1 44 orn 414 20, 1877, m0 O. STEAM YACATS AND HERALD STONM TRLEGRAPH LINE. ol AnH Lt ang jo Williams & 1 | si Weser (Ger). V Sourhumptow 10! Toe Wah wae sat ae canes is Ser riebs Sanur Hook 7PM pet ie os pri $6. 4345, pated steamer Rnasin (Br). hence {or rpeol eumer Kine (Br). Sansom, Vort au Pi March 20. Savevilla April 6, Carthaena aie ai Ae sed dye od pasae |. Forwood Es auT, ‘jamved Dark’ Cast or (of sedan werp for Laguna de Terminos, 20 days ous: 15th Sor Bird Rock, sebr Annie Barton, from St Je PR, Sound Ni Tath. lat, 30 90," lon 742), steaumwe Attias (Be), hence tor Sionsee Jn Steamer State of Texas, Tso, Galveston April 11 and Key West loth, with pF apg passengers to CH Mal- jory to ‘inig Britis Fnvay (te), mise te Grinnell, Sintura Hope Feb 14, St ‘Helena Merch th in lan 24 67: April 9, off IL hipped tar In Sw Stowart, Caleutts Dec 16, with Passed Cane of Good Co. ys, in ballast fell in with nbs and Judged by that the Abbie wad been only w few days abandoned. Obed Raxtor. Baxter, Maniln 118 duys, with sugar Passed Al or Maran’ 2 jon 74, wy ESK gole, last hore io for's hours, and. had” decshouse sbington, Moilo 196 days. ‘ot Liverpool), era ter Williams & Guion, Paysed y Sand crnased the eauntor March hom 2 hye 12 aad 13, off Hattaras, had @ burri- Hark Misti (Pr), Riogean, Hotlo June 20 vin Bermuda (4 days), with SREAT be on exsel to Edmund Deker ark Olurtee, Nickerso 40, with Vernon H Brown & Co. Jan 6, ina Wiiwe got the SH trades in lat 1 on 102'3 Gape or Good Hope Be 8, d intor Mure 22, seed Wi Fed 8 Ae 31 9 ee 34.55 ¥. from Sourabuya for Cork, 53 days out Ant 4 55 bs ship Electra, of and for Boxto Singapore lat 328, lon 13.48 B, an English bark name not wi dl, from Maurities for Cork, 25 days ‘out: April 7. lat 2442 N, lon G1 10 W, — hence for Burhados, 10 days out. Burk Kota (Nor), Sorensen, Liverpool 51. davs, with salt rit 1s had lusting 8 hours; Marels 18, lt i to order: vensel to C, Tobine i Co, NE, i, Carmel (Nor), trom Hamburg for or) Laafe Sandee via St Thomas 62 days, 0. spoke ship Charleston. Bark Jason ( in ballast to Fi Burk Fi to Funeh, Bark Ap amburg 46 tod WEL duys, with well & Co, Had strong N Bark Obristian Wilveiw (Nor), % to Benham & Boyore: sen, ark Immanuel (Nor), Samuelsen, Rotterdam March 6, mm ballast. so Funeh, Haye & Hurk Alma (tus), Tobias, Bremen 44 days, in ballast to Dill & Radiuaun, April 14, lat 32, lon 73, had w heavy gale trom SE, lasting 12 hours, Bark Sigurd Jarl (Nor), Tostense ballast to order. Stavanger 50 days, in Havro 50 days, in ballast to thern passage and had tine er to the $ “April 17, at 40, passed pai NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1877.—W1TH SUPPLEMENT. City of Dalles, cllines, Fernandina via Port host ag Wim Dalze!!. 1, Wilsaington, Del—Abiel Abbott. ACBtimers, Warres, phia—Jus Hand. an menting (Ital), Possio, Liverpvol—: ), Storey Bark'Leidskjaif (Nor), Gundersen, Belfast—C Tobias & liar Jupiter (Ger), Sebildt, Autwerp—Fanch, Edve & aisek Ornen (Nor), Houghland, Stettlu—Benbam & Boye- Dunk{rk-—seammell Bros. Ward & Co. w Orleans-—N H Brigham, er), Permien, Newark, NJ—J M Brig ‘Clara Jenkins, Coombs, Oporto—Miller & Houghton. Brig Carolina Ura), Cilento, Pirmus and syra Sinton Lauro, Storey & Co, bt Agenora, Brooks, Cienfoezos—J 11 Winchester & ene Peter Mitchell (Br), Hughes, 5t Thomas and » mar- ket—B J Wenber, ie pehr Mary J onset Steelman, Jacksonvilie—Warri r Lily, € pebr Exiella, Bteamer City of Dallas, for Also sailed, steamer Sidonia: Wind at sunset, ENE: at midnight. W. Barometer at sunset, 29.48; at midnight, 20.’ OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE, StJoun, NB, April 20, 1677. Between three aud four o'clock this moruing a fierce ensterly gale set in here, followed by heavy rain, At duy- light @ report was made public that the ship Otago, hence for Liverpool, was ashore at Musquash, aud some of her crow were drowned. Tugs at once started out and found the Otayo-lying at anchor off Mahogany Island, There was no truth in the story of the drowning, but her crow bad experienced terrible suffering during the night. In ordi to suve life and the vessel one inast was cut away, and the gule carried away the other two. Everything above the deck wa t away. The Otaxa is louded with deals, and belongs at Yarmouth, NS. She hus been towed back to this port fur repairs, The’ new hark Joseph Hiexman, rexist ived from Dor re je th eeue wae ane bark MeLeoa, ut Surclor with the Ballast Wiuuef: Brig Maid ork Liangolien, ready to sail for Port Rush, dragged her anchor aud drilted iuto schooners on the west- ern side of the harbor. Burks Lizaie Burrill, for Liverpool Island, and Crown Jewel, for Higede the Otago, und there ‘ha about \ wharves conce: orders, The sehr Arabia, trom ashore on the Sunken Reet, near Maguie M. for SIaro sailed ce any thatrse! ty, but notbing ded “sl belief ts that righ rode out Lot the Petr in wale y eratt from A orleans ports, the only are feo castle, san WAC Btepuell, oes tarpon arrived dors He all right, point shore is strewn with deals, several scow louds en carried uway from vessels londin, Rie Otare lure tandet elle « niranes nys ot his crew. It aeens a great wonder how any lives were x ved. The storin lasted we the yale being followed by» heavy rain. [t has groutest galu since the Saxby storn, ¥ 4 and partot a mast, a batch aad several rk Fiora (Nor), Svanoe, Bordeaux 50 days, with mdso to Bockmana, Oerliin & Uo. Bark Giovanai (Ital), Garguilo, hal 65 days, with frult to Lauro, Storey &'Co. Passed Gibraltar Mareh 10; Chrixtophen: art fremen 9 5 days. in ballast t nomotbeat Oerlein & Co, 13 miles 8 of Hatterns, had @ hurricane front ml and N. Ineting 48 hours, k Frederich Seal lin (Ger), eek Charente 63 days, ag tok wit miea to cnaets vemrel eo Boy Burk Astrea (Nor), Knudsen, Messina 60 days, with fruit to order, Hud heavy easterly gales wext of Bermuda, Bark Colusa (of Boston), Hawes, Callao Doc 14, vin Hampton Roads April 15, with guano to Hobson, Hurtado y 1 to maxter. Passed C: jorn Jun 20 and d the Equator March April 10, had » hurricane from NE, whieh carried away rudder head, had cabin titled with wat exam, Bi sugar to Dwight & ‘Platt. gale, beginning at SE and ve: warks and water cuvks; 16 quantity of other wrec! Burk Robert Murray. 9 # und Ni sto jasved several spars and * lieserang, Trinidad 24 days, with sugar todas & Ward & Co, Had heavy NE gates, and was 10 days N of Hatteras; April 14, no lat, passed « quan- hity of yellow pine lunber and 4 vessel's topinast ; had much fow lust 4 dacs, k Ci ei: Tee. St Croix 12 days, with sugar, &c, Had stron variable winds with heavy sea. Cardenas 14 dave, with saunr ha an severely injured by a ‘th, hat 2 30 ton F3'a0 passed whut appearod. to be portion of the top of a house und other wrecked «tuff, Hark Eliza Bares (ir), Vesey, Bermuda Aprit 12, with toJunes & Lougit: vexsel to AE Tucker. April 1 jon 72 39, passed within 50 yards of a vexsel on y,4 Uriganting of about 300 tons, with a jury niting: forward d HW whaft mainmast was free from fire ned, us thy vonts were gone from the emed to be Brig Republi or, Thompxon, Hull 65 days, in ballast to © W Bertenax, ‘Was 10 days N of Rutteras with K and NE wales: lost and spilt sails, Krig Gem (Br), Richardson, Rio Janeiro 64 days, with coffee to Johnson & Perry. Crossed the Equator March 15, in lon 38; leat the NE. traits in Int 19 90, thence vurial Wings; April. 6, Ist 30 40, lon 68, had a henvy SIE gal Uacking to NE, lasting several hours; lost and split sali ried away chain box. ig Luiza de Vincewx! (Braz), Coldo, Rio Junetro via Lisbon, G3 duys, with coffee to G Amsinek & Brig Carrie Purinyton, Whittemo , Hho Janeiro 00 anys, with coffee to J Lthipps & Co: vemel to Miller & Hough: ton, Crossed the apie March 18, in lon 41, W3.no date, off Hatteras, hud a heavy eaie trom SE to NE. in which’ sprung foreyard, lost and split saile and stove bulwarks Brig La Creole (Br), Lunge, Rio Hache 20 days, with hides’ ke, to Dovate & Go.” Brig Lubec ( Porto Cubello 33 with coffee to esse! to ord Ww days N of Hatteras, with he ana NE gales sts rig Allee (ot Belize), Mouteomery, with Kies ke., to Kexors & Heiuemann, April 13 wad cyclone from ESE, lasting 12 hours, Heue Kuby. (of ven). Neal, Port Spain (Trinidad) 22 days, with suzar to D Trowbridge & C variable gales from ivi dalle: Biuke tin). % on, Humacon,,P' with sugur to J De River: 0 S'S: Tad stroug waxteriy and northerly Brig Sen Bird (ot Cunning, N with sugur to Francisco M. Had heavy Co. Had strong 21 days, janchez & Co. « rent o BJ Wen ithe re. tor March 2, in Tat 80-42; April Gy Iai i spoke brig Tropic Bird, hence for St Toth, Tat 34.3%, lon 74.20, bri arrie Purington am), from Rio Janeiro tor New Y hr Tam o’ Shanter, Zeluff, Port "Antoule, Ja, 18 days, with frute ty Willem Doaglaes, veunol Bid Wi fi 16th, Int 74 85, foil in with sehr Sue W Townsend (ot amden, NU), from “st Mary's, Ga, for Baltimore, in « ing condition: took off the captain and crew, six in ex, and brought them 1s this port. (See Misce'lany.) SW Hunt (of Bath, Mo), Fadden, Port Autony, Ja, 14 chive, with Hult to'Wililw’ Douginsa; vessel te Bd Wenberz. jenfnegos 24 dans, with at to Evans, Ball & Co. ‘Ex Hlenced heavy weather, tho most ot” the anils und had decks swept, of ev butwurks stove, rails broxe, hatch hi De. ‘gar tron terribly heavy sea, wi hours; John “Kelly, seaman, of Liverpool, England, was washed overboard rows Oth, ut 11 AM; April 13, lat 34 43, ton 74 48, exp Fliuwced another’ heuvy gue from HE, backing to, N, ry hewyy sea, tasting 44 hours; I Jon fell h bi ANenet CB. in nd nice taking of Cent Gessair, his wite and little boy and the ew. ten in all, xed hronght them to this port f destitute condition, The Sabina went down +! getting the crew off. April 1, € niles distant, was boardes van, Cant Biinkhorn, trom Tark's Ista Sy short of provisions and wished to he sup’ 1 hanna to phed. Selir LF Warren, Johnson, Caibarien March sugar to W B Hatch & Co Sehr Mattie A Hand, Hand, sngne to master. Kehr Covi e, Howard, with Caibarien, March 24, with aye. with fralt to TI weather to 20 hours; fe ing the yule Fred Wentz, seam: the deck and wae instantly wok w gale from SSE, v ing ‘at tines in hnrrleanes om and foretopmast; the latter in the deck and qmainhateh and ase; WHS pelled to cut away everything belongiag to the jibboom and foretopmast to ease the Vessel, us she was almost entirely submerged’ passed several spars with sail , wiko top of a Tor. ward ho edaings, one small ally, Potter, Washington, NC, G aays, with aaval WK Hinman, heridan, V irg Bebe WIT Van Name, % PASSED THROUGH HELL GaTR BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City ef Fitevburg, Springer, New Bedford for New Vore. Steamer Thetts, You Tia, nee for Naw Vors. it New York. Pew York Kiver tor New York. Schr sity Brainard, ¢ ‘ork. Sear Game Cocg, Quinley, Northpurt tor New York, Behr Annie Myrick. BOUND EAST. Steamer Tile, Ewiny, New York for New London and ‘its Feviot (Br), Madison, New York for Bridgewater, Xi, Nellie E Snow, Snow, Now York for ¢ kel hy Istand Cit New York for Gloucs Pour dd bith Schr Georce a Vieree, « Kelly, New York for Sulei. few York for stamlord, kley, York for Westport. i, avon: Suekets New London, Sarah Purves, Lisl © Meilville, Adatn: Port Johnsen tor Boston. 1eriy. rt Johnson for Providence, Sehy Palestine rt Johusou for Providance, Schr A Lawards, Norwood, Port Johnson for Providence. CLEARED. Steamer Germanie (Br), Kennedy, Liverpoot vie Queens? 0 = RI Corvin tome Ly "of Brussels (Br), Watkins, Liverpool vie Queenste MARITIME MISCELLANY, ‘The purser of the steamer Kina, from Aspinwall, &c, has our thanks for favors, STEAMKeR Cortaro, # steamer belonging to the South American Steamship Company, ran aground March 24 on & shoul at the mouth of the iver dequetepegue, 6 tiles die tant from Pacasinayo. The xeci ident oecurred in a heavy fox, und while bearings could not be obtwan lights from n village on shore, whic! aye, Lamsenuors and luseare were ull eld Hunseur was immediately sent from ‘and the us injury. Stoam Navigation years since, v Le Granxp Gustav (Belg), ashore En. Lewes, Del, joved about half w length night of April 1 Bank Siuexa (Ital), ashore at Lewes, Del, was moved about hulfa length night of April 19, Bank Minna (Ger), Bruhn, from Doboy for Gariieston Baa arrived at Fortress Monroe April 20, leaking ally. Buta Macyus (Swed), from Pernambuen for New York. before reported asliore at Barnegat, bas been driven weil Up op the be being rly bare at low water. 5 feet water In hold, at ands wreck part a Hl wreckers ‘eit try and get the y. del off, aud there is # possibility of thelr succeeding. The crew were taken off tion 18, ‘The Mis Pree with 280 tons st inch, Edye & Co. wont ano Anctto (Br). from reported on the beach nt FI off, but her ballast mil hae enable her to to procure me: water. Butu Cons. ballt at Liverpool, XS. aaction at Philadelphia on Scnr Sux W Towxsenn (of Camd Ga, for Baltimore, with u cargo of ye ¢ ‘April 16 inasinking condition. Capt Tow the ft following ment in regard to the loss of i—April the enst; 14th, A! xel Dewan to leak, pumps goin; wud & pilot on bourd: York for Windsor, 48, before NE AM, €, constantly; tailed to keep ecame unmanageable; 6) tover ou her beam ends ited, with the sea thr food nor her tree of water: vessel then Antonio. Ja. tor New York, on the 7455. Nothing was saved from the wreck. and was insured for # small umount, Sour A Harroup, trom Jacksonville for New Londo: yn, put into Humpton Koads Apri 20 leaking wud with loss of sails, mainmast, &¢, from St Domingo for Boston (before re- hich put into In: i that place, 16 leak incre: usted, She also reports t an ‘on the 10th inst, and threw overboard 70 tons of logwood, Scur Saxpour x—Capt Bennett, of the sche D F Ki reports that on the 11th inst, off ner, name not recollected, trom St Jobus, Pr, hove to with crow in rigging. Was unable to spe: mg her, She issupposed to be tue schr Sandolphin, of Pitas Ce hia, from St Johns, PR, with a cargo of molasses, bound elaware Broakwat ves Assix L Dow, ral get) Young, which clear Philadeiphia on the 6th inst for Matanzas, roi Ineine been washed in charge of the mate, Capt Young aving been washed overboard and drowned, She alvo lost mizzenmast und maintopmast and had decks swept of everything movable, Scum Anaiy, of Portland, from Matausas for Hamnpton Roads for orders, with aro of molasses (before repor' was abandoned fn lat 34 jon Ks ont ia 1th of & Seaman James Walton if thi were Teacued from at Wilmington, NO, bound for’ Beveunah from Portland, Me, with a carne UP hay wad potatoes. "The Delhi is considerably dua. aged Se: i P Cusur: side the wharf at time ayo, and was recent! haw been flo for exwmination und te thereafter xo on tbe muriee ralle z,0f Surry, Me, which was sunk al Ikes-Burro Pior, Provide purchased by A B ad and towed to Bold Wat ‘ork, reports oxper Inst, Off the coaxt of Wek loads stove bout, split 3 axe. ScunJ R Bowes. Spauldicg, at Wilmington, NC, 18th from Rockland, exp ed heavy weather, having beon blown 60 miles S of Savannah during the late gale, losing foregalf, stove bo casks, 2c, und carried away da- mn inot brig) Harvey (Br), 19 for the Delaware Bre nilex SE af Chincoten: dismasted o it Bishop, from Cientuegos kwater, wae op m Sacua bound to y to rived tay ron tha 1th and tith fen Tost and split sulle and received AN Hows, at Philadelphia 20th from ‘Trini lier ‘curo aay started fore aud mainsails on inal NE gale off Hatteras. ick B Basser, from Boston for Oat al Lat Vineyard Haven 19th font leaking ui in Rescue, ot Bridgeton, NJ, is ashore ‘4 Ocracoke, nd, 10th in Son A A Laant Scnooxee wax seen April 14, off Th with both musts gone clean to deck, Crew ou board no assistance could dered by bark Johu Boyd, at Baltimore, owing ty the heavy kale. Banax Metrorots, bound east, having on board GOO tons coal, struck # rock off Blackwell's Island and sunk in Hal- Tett’s Cove, Astoria, GaLyestox, April 20—Schr Lamar, of Bath, Mo, with tum ent ashore on St Joseph's [sland on night. No lives were lost Ronvork, April 19—The steamer B & J Baker arrived here yesterday with the sctr Henrietta in tow, from the bark Orphi ho Bay. Both vessels were louded with orp The rehe Pro t riencat she gargo of the sehr Heupel londed Monday with a jampton ua ‘The Baker Wrecking Co's steamer Resolute has gone to verte Hattie Fuller und & J beraty, Wagutxatox, April 20—The Siznal Service obrerye at M ict Sixnut Officer as five o ” af ay) rare taken in tow ie of the Roading f halfepast nur o'clock this afternoon und srarted ad been at anchor in the mouth of the b vralne, and since. Wnlt-paat three o'clock this afveru had been fying signals of distress. Snreae LDING—The new ship of the Pendieton Br apldiy approaching completion. After she hip of 1000 tons will be put up. in Iu the euming your, for Capt JN A toalee rt, nnd lnuneied fer pinee, to be buile wit Nichols. NOTICE TO MARINERS, FRYING PAN 1, Witaisatoy, NC, April 20, AM— yesterdays afternoo ' ing Pan Sho WINTER QUARTER ‘The Lighthouse Board is inform: ter Show! lightship, whien was dri the late stor having left Hampton Roads, wir under sail on Apel 16, WHALEMEN. lenrd from previous to taken 270 bbis sp off sinc Ap had tvken refuge, SPOKE a Bark Cort Mi ag Melbourne for Bestou, Wark be Blockers ‘Fyier, from St Jage for Boston, April 1, a \ Baton ft 1 3, Ares for Sau Fras: “ti Ap Apart miles fen WW of Hal Avery, roms {iustenal for San Francisco, | Mareb 30, lat 24, lon OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Antwerr, April 20—Salled, Rufuelo, for New York. Bancezona, April 15—Arrived, steamer Vidal Sala (Sp)- Maristany ; New Orleans; bark Aretass (3p), Cosso, do. Brexxx, April 20—Arnved, ship Derby (Ger), H New York. Sailed 19th, barks Rimfaze (Nor), Ugiaud, Sandy Hook; Neptune, for America, Catcurra, April 12—Arrived, ship San Joaquin, Waite, Mauras. Fieerwoon, April 19—Arri son, Mobile. Gexoa, to April 20—Arrived, brig Aurora (Ital), Messina, NewOnenus. GLascow, April 20, 3 AM—Arrived, 51 Smithwick, St Jobo, NB, Huct, April 19—Suiled, bark Aygela Accame (Ital), Bal- Jando, United Stat Hamnunc, April 10—Sailea, barks Karen Eilse (Nor), for St Jokn, N#; Geo M Barnard, Berry, Philadelphia. Inxisuowan Heap, April 20—Sailed, barks Harvester (Bd), Peterson, and Minnehaha (Br), McGonigle from Lon- donderry), Baltimore, Lavsrroot, April 20—Arrived, steamer Mianesota (Br) , Burwell, Boston, Sulled 20th, ships Samaria, Patten, San Franciseo; Forest Belle (ir), Scott, Quebec; bark Clara Exton, Davis, Port- lund, Me (not previously). Loxvox, April 20—Cleared, bare Lowis Smith (Br), Wright, United states. Lownstort, April 19—Sailed, brig San Guetano ([tal), Maselin, United States. Liganp, April 19,6 PM—Of, steamer Canada (Br), Sum- uer, New York for London, Loxpoxpwany, April 20—Arrived, barks Alpha (Nor), An- derson, Baltimore; E D Bigelow (Br), McWhinnie, do. Lisnox, to April 2) -Arrived, brig Exras (Nor), Morten- sen, New York vin Corunna. Mivvonp Haves, April 20~Sailed, bark Corea, Stannard (from Liverpoul), Batavia, having repaired, Mxssiwa, April 11—Sailed, brig Susan Bergen, Tuthill New ¥ Port Gxascow, April 19—Sailed, ship Earl of Granville (Br, new), McLeod, San Francisco, QcKEXstows, April 20—Arrived, ships Shenir (Br), Black, San francisco; Selene (Br), Rhodes, Astoria, O; Norval (Br), Young, do; barks Mary Low (Br), Dunlop, San Francisco: India (Nor), Meldell, Philadephia, Also arrived 20th, steamer Marathon (Br), Garrett, Bos- ton for Liverpool (and proceeded) bark Ruby (Br), Rovert- mer Dorian (Br) , Adriatle (Br). Perry (from Liverpool), New York—the lattor at 10:30 AM, Stavaxaen, March 24—Salled, bark Dronning Sophie (Nor), Peaersen (trom Gotle), Boston, having repaired. Vatexcta, April 19—Sailed, steamer Royal Minstrol (Br) w York, | Westrour, April 18—Sailed, bark Gipsey Qu:en (Br), Montgomery, United State: Loxpon, April 20—A telegram has been received hero from Lloyds agents at Batavia respecting tho American schr WG Patton, Capt Connor, trom Hong Kong for the Channel, The message is much mutilated, but Is supposed to mean tat the vessel has beeu burned at sea, A repeti- tion of the telegram has been 1d for, FOREIGN PORTS. AANoAsTs, April 13—Arrived, bark Fisehett! (Ital), Colo- ‘ori. vihenon Avnks, March 5—Cleared bark Sarah, Ingersoll, (Br), Callaghan; Rock City vide, Montgomery; Fred Eu- ir), Burns. iver Queen (Br), Gonld, from aud Elizabeth Jar 25; Josefa, 11, brig Carrie Winslow, for New York, (Br). bar done, Horty: Hmmm Franc! Also ip port March 7, gavanaut ar Winslow, Loo: In port’ Apri about ready, Baracoa, April 6—In port, schra Carrie D Allen, New. comb: Riylt Away, Orusaley; Addie Snow, Lord: Mary Webber, Lewis, and HR Griffin, ———-, wtg cargoes tor Rew York; Uurtls Tilton, Sheppard, for sugua, to nail JORRNHAGEX, Apell 16—Arrivo menthal (Gers, Sebarping, Raval bark President von Blu- ah for Reval, cs lame Mere: OaLLao, March 18—Arrived, sehr Heat dy, Vieto 23d, toria: eine Now Yi iy T Rargont, Leighton, Pabellon de Pas In port March 27, slilp Jou Bryce, Morse, disg; and the above urrivals, llavana, April 19. AM—Arrived, steamer Rio Grande, r. New York, Hativax, April 20—Arrived, steamers Elyria (Br, Meltitchle, fondo (und proceeded for st. oun, NB); Stor: oreitxina, Ape A7—tn pore, shtp Daniel M Bicknell, Axia, Abril 17—In port, nie! from San Francisco for New York, tosail athe Pow Ja, April 16—Arrived, te) David L Tay- Jor, Gusti, Baltimore via Navassa, 19 J aEtRO, April 10—Arrived, bark Iron Age, Overton, New York, Aft Jom, NB. April 17—Arrived,, (Br), Fi w York via {rp ‘By: Parker, Liverpool via ® Fuommar; ache Farland, Harringtor Savanah 1 Arrived 1th, barks Hypatia araall, Liverpool: Huron, Londond pire O,: Giluduliri, Limeriex? ip Wa A Campoall, Gaalag: Liverpocks sone Spee: ew York. rks Brazil (Br), Roach, Limerio! ter, Miosred 17th, agae- nay (Br), Towis, Amsterdam ; brig Economy (ir), Downey, steamer Flamborough ik Beas: tin. ienred 18th. ships Otnco, Gutison, Liverpool age, 3. any) ; Lissie Bur SE. Peek: Hare Island, 1 von Senithe Limerick atts, Baltimore, ache Stephon J Watts Jwaukes, Walluce, Philadelphia: 17th, Railed 16th, schr Mil beg Carrie EY ine Burbour, Mutanzas; sche Arcilla Fown New York. Tatwipap, April 3—In port, bark seat (Br), Andr from st Thomas: brigs Pocklund (Br), Cann, tor Xu teras, Ide: Charlotte Buck, Smith, lor Philadelphigitebes A ‘Richards, Malsbur for ni Hotterne: donut Shay, iton, fram hia, disg; Etna, Sawyer, fr: es N York arrived March die ae eee Pee Strain W ANTWwrRe, April 7—Builed, ont, Matures Evans, Robertson, Pita ipbia; ats April 8-In Kingroad 8th, Prvi Dubrovacki, Sulich, New York for tiloucester, Buurast, April 7- Lothair, Hollywood, Miramichi. Baxwen, April 6—Ar Mosel (x), Neynuber, New Pye, Halifax; Lima, Bingay, fork, ‘Suiled 6th, Fred A drews, America. Boupkaox, April 7—Arrivea, J E Woodworth, Frederik- son, Montevideo. Suiled 7th, Cevlon, Colfer, Miramichi, B March 31—Cleared, Jan | Ma; St Elmo, for Hong Kong. Kdmoud Kay, Connor, Que Susan E Voorhis, Fuitord, Trufant, Thomas, London for do for Hittte: in Bull, ti , Jon Kills, Glavin, do for Syd- Condon, and Caristina, An- Tollefsen, il, Peters Bir G Eve ait Watlington, dof nailed Sth, <~ ES 8th th yn, London for New York; for Bermuda (aua both (from London iconer (from do), Quebs do), New York. uchino, Olivari, Baltimore. Miramichi; ; Ellen Aus- . Quel Maro OeArrived, Jonathan 24th, Dora M French, French, Hoston, tit, April S—Sailed, Frank Flint, for Liverpool Jasson Dock, the Lizard 8th, Mary A Myrshall, Tucker, Phila- Faval jase, Curtis, Alton. 7th, Kliza Everett, Dunkerton, Hamburg for New Nook, April 0 Arrived, Lebee, Portland ch Peain, Ly" Cora Linn, MeVicar, ienry, q xP Princess Royal, do enattan ‘April 2—Uleure: a ‘ S/S Thomas, Kustman, ale Wanwicn. Aprii 8—Arrived, Kings County, McClelland, Philadelphia. 7. arenes Bailie, Quebec. a irived Erstatuingen, Jensen, Feston: Salied 6th, It P Nilsen. Koud Montreal, Avril G—Arrived, d(x), Hebich, New hutte, Hausen, Wilmiugtom; Eulaliv, Berg: ‘Baltimore, ¥ th, Wenon: nov, Murch 31—Cleared, Rinde, Hansen, and P drup, Boe, America, pril X= Arrived, Thina (s), Gul, New Elizareth, Vou Hazen, San F New trl juenum if Richman, Maioabeory, Philadelphia; Rath, Ander: en, Tea 4 fans; Witt {Jardine Brothers, + New Urlean Rochester, ih (NS); st Law Guovers‘Ancvew Laviit, Durkee. Sydney April 9—Arrived, Lea, Smereinich, and Lothair, New York; Wylo, Brown, Boston; Zia Catterina, ultimore, (A 7th, Gulden Horn, strup; Kalstad, M and Mericete, Wiihetmasen, Qu » Mok! New York (and passed Deal Scho Satied from Gravesend 7th, Arrran, Dun dif ene, Dansed Deal 8th) ; St iis ial Blanche, ari artin ‘iuther. Rhona, Sydney, © ie ‘puke ot Wellington, onl Tt Neilso, Miruizteht: wile 7 er, Mi Dick, Qnobe een, BE Jon, 1 niled, City of Monotowoe, Higgie, Mon- trent; Sainv Ancren, Muizuloy New Yo Lime Hed, ‘iannah Ge, Fiyno, Miramichi; N nureh kor City, Mayyiolo, Philadel phia, LeGHORN lems Bit, aura, April TArtived, Spat for Batavia, MAUSKILLES, April G—Arrived, Activ, Olsen, Pei halted, Oth, Dussinane, Youag, and ‘Reindeer, U jontrenl. Neweastix, April 7—Cleared, Mora, for Quobec, Quvexstows, April 7—Arrived, Cari Gustay, silvaet, Bal- timoere, sailed 7th, Admiral Tegethof, for Hull; Omni Dabro- vacki Limerick. Mtaxcoox, March 3—Arrivod, Carrie Delass, McKay, i 6—Balled, Amanda, for Miramichi, AKA, emnte rane nehec. Siiu0, April 6—Arrived, Mio Ci chy Otivari, Baltimore. iravaNann, Murch 30—Arrived, ordlyset, Palleseu, Phil: adelp tn iM 1.0% ee March 20—Sailed, a m, Smith, Smyrna. (a). Goupere mpbell, Sup Liverpool, trom London for New York, April 4, off te 8 Stearn both 2 ohn G Date, vamer Sidonian (Br), Rdwards, Brisvel, E—Henderson i Rival apr from Havre for New York, March 40, NG, Fob 22—Areived. A, Nimpson, Bangkok, Tiseres April $—railed, Kugenia Longo, uggiery, New ‘ork. eee Tosass, Ape) ear Salted, Bulasbetb, Halberstedt (from ue WacanGtas Apri ‘SClonred, Rock Terrace, Renney, Sands ee Okomama, Sau Francisco. April 7—Arrived, City of Tokio «s), Maury, AMERICAN PORTS. e AUarar bye a Apel 10 Se Areiree, k coten Warrea dawyer, je Rostor pie Fath L Cordes eae Js Barrell. fisorgeto Warren Sawyer, ( ving. Briduepurts ood, Baal abd Salita W Ray: (rome Georae qabboNat, Aoeil 18—Salled, sehr Heien, Searle, Now ‘BOSTON, April 20—Arrived, bri Glentoeuss: peed: rig Zeriina (Bi tine (Br), I bay; sche Muar: Lives Wm Norbeck, ital), I brigs Jol Juell, Ste Nazair PR. Also arrived, Sei Fratetl: (itary, Fi *INANGOK, A ‘April 18—Arrived, schr Ada Ames, Ames, Bal- BATH, April 19—Sail i eater lod, schrs Marion Draper, vill “BAKER'S LANDING, April 17—Arrived, schr Jas Diver ty, Carroll, South Amboy. pallet he Batis kd i a eormnag | New Yor! + Apri ti—A rel ris G Bi, rf PAN: OTT Heaahiniree (Bete tate atom Ps 17tu—Arrived, bark Antuloette (Ger), Rosenan, Balti C Hickinan, Ligue tie, Francl Retu ty Phitatelpie ‘for ‘Boston: Kichard Jobuson for doz Nuratoga, Nickerson, Parker, Be, Kelley, H for ‘Paitadel phi Penaleton, " ta tow, which waa disabled in, Providence iver Ly collision with sehr Jessie Alsu arrived, xchrs Lucia, trom Providence for New York; FG Irwin, Joh nin: A its, Williamson, rovidence for New Mins, ‘Brainard, Smith, Pawtucket for do; Gust, Goff, Providence tor Am: Po LSWORTH, April 12—Sailed, schrs James Holmes, Bie, Rondout erates, ban A barke W Ne Nicos. in ash Gon. ‘Nuss, from Li NEW ORLEA:! (p', wards, Falmouth Below—Bar! Tita C4 ), Borotan, from Havana, BRORFOLK, April 18—Sailed, Steamer ‘Thales (Br), Tay- Jor, NEW BED! ig jell Providence tor bee care ae ford for 3 © b Lovering, Sears, Boston for Now York; Signal, Satterly, Somerset for Port Jefferson; Am Ma, Crosuy, and Alice U Noyes, Bal New York: D O Foster, EI wei 8 J Smith, Bi d Alice Scran- ton, irony Providence for do. NEW LONDON, April 19—Arrived, schre J G Rogers, Bangor tor ew York; Kolon, New York for Boston. Satled—Nehrx Wm 1 Elmer, and Boston, for New York. PORT BLAKELY. pelt 12—Arrived, brig Tanner, Wille Dalles. Grahaun, Kings red— $ ner, Leightou, Miragoaue via Ina: Miscel); is ie B i ge Sh Bagua; sostien Morrison, Fire Isl NS: Howe, Newbury’ ‘trinta Miadistons Jr, By eae ‘rare and; Wit lad; Whittaker. Garlt MC Lyon Tal tonio; Henrie, ate Ella (Br), Durt, Londo Lor Kast, tine. French, Newport. Luwes, Del, briz Harvey, from Cienfuegos, ure slowly beating in ‘he EP and GF and Mury snow. Kieb, dailed—Sehrs Anow wan, Boreman, Bliss} J 8m tire, Kinnear, PAWICOKET, “apeil —Sailed, schr Jas H You Roverts, Gray, | via Humbold Christlanse Gray How Philadeiph VINEYARD HAV! April 19—Arrived, steamers Haail (Be). Tobin, New York for Halitws, Ns, and st tand, ny sehr Huron ¢ Also arrived, nah, cousiderably duinaged. A —FOR SALE; IRO: WOR SALH-A DOUBLE fell ata sacrifice, Y. por SALE=A_ BE. mt Line Steambout offic Address bu Pp S: 1 te Herald office. a 100,000 great +, Freltek, stitiaa, ‘tal n pe Hoboken LTIMOR wl via Apt “VWalitay or) N peport Bai svoinak Cans), Ossoiuak, (Nor), Christiansen, Leith ‘via Leases, ag. ell. St Johns, PR; Agnes. F Keeling, Robinson, Si Jobas, P 9 a Roncelio, tioucest Vincent; eamers Falcon, Kirby, Charleston: barks », Ipswich: Attivite (Ital), Marene Loudon; sunlight (Nor), Sorenson, Ai Nink, Autwerp; Pi ‘pool ‘3 Toke. Ci raamar. Basia barks Antioco Accame (Ital), Delbolz, Ab ort. Barks Hietra, Accame, Lesseps, and A Alto; brig Marion G Kogkhill, Rockhill, Phitudelphh LEAST: April 15—xalled, sche Earl Gunningh ry City Bost red Barks Odd (Nor), Mortesen, Leith; Arctle (Nor), Wm Yeo (Br), Houghton, Bar- DH ISLAND HARBOR, April 18—Arrived, schre Ly Philadelphia for F 2hincas Point; Line Coustag, do tor Mich ‘dwin, wich : Charlie # Wille, Meserve, French, Rock! Jousins, Lubec for New York 3 Be for do (wnd sited), orson, erin Johu Boynton, Verrell, Hoboken Port Johnson tor New Bedfor ken for du, ors Centinede, Mowatt, Buxton . Providence tor do; Ber! oston fords (the Initer will tnke the Williamson, as before reported), and GM Hopkins, Kich, do for ccs Bubbitt, Philad Iplita for Boston : York? Hutte E Co. r's Landing for do: Black Diamond, on Ferguson, New Yor! ae oodward, Woodward, ane stim . New York. MPOurRESS Mt MONROE, April 20—Passed in for Baltimore, do, Accaine, and un Italian oares nam Ferguson, very Arrived, steaner y Marco wok. pril 14—In port New Urieans for Li ark Loch Goll (Br), pool (repairs retarded ynolds, from Ma Teh in din a wing, Kn none disy for repairs. led 12th, achr If M Buehler, Muloy, Pensacola, NS, April 16—Arrived, steamer Federica Hivapa: thine Queen ‘of India (Br), Ea reidrieh (G Buggerman, Bremen. Bodicheo, red —Se:.r Lily of the Valley, Leiteh, Bell thcArrived, steamers Knickerbocker, Kemble, New Abdiel (Br), Liverpool, ared—Bark Annie Burrill (Br), Saunders, Havre. ‘April 20—Arrived, bark’ Savannah (Br) Knilh io d—Ship Johu Bunyan (Br), for Havre; schr Gertrude irom New Orleans). Liverp FOKD, April 1S Arrived, schr Elects Bailey, in. PORT, April 18, oe eee yees achrs Ri Hasard, ylvester Hale, Coleman, and Ruabon feria schrs Alton T Miner, Mapes, New Bed- Sete a fi Read, stiemson, New Bedford, ey th, New York: Aries, 5, Provi dence jirine Whiting, Haedin Fall River; B © Biddi Cambr. ‘& L Bryai Smith, do; LA Rommell, Jette ‘an Wilder, do, JG Babe f joseph Baym ard, denus ; Hatate Pierce. Havana; Marian Gnas, Sheldon, N Lovell, from Fall River via Lewes, eported. Richards, New York wate ared—Steamer Ano i Robinson, I Db Wood, Gundy, 8 famous dor WE Bucks Miller, dot Amold, Baybrock aes Neliie J Dinsmore, barks Ivanhoe (Br), Hugh endor, (Br), Davis. Stettin; sears age filyetnn Yaemouth ; Cordova, Ryan, Bristol Hamburg; tof the Lamar- ‘April 20—Bark Svea (Sw). Bradstrom |—Ships Marion, for Valparaiso: Verom, San Fran ‘hr 8 _B Ray (from Sagua), New Yor! LAND, Me, April 19—Arrived, schrs ‘Frank Marion, wnd Raven, from New Yora; Vicksburg, ver, trom Port Johnson. ‘oth—Cleared, xchr Floreuce Denn, Alexandria, E, April 19—rrived, steamer Geo Appold, erfolle; sebrs Reindeer, Howard, Higuins, Mi a virsiney gzins, Higgins, Virgin! sf amas byt on, ‘ors i rr t, New York, FRANCISCO, April moluiu; Nem Monitor, Emert ‘Sailed, barks Mary Belle f3, Viand, Valparnise ‘onclulu via do; Mowog . April 12—Arrived, bark Gom of the Ucean, ‘anciseo via Port Townsend. AH, April 20—Clesred, ship Preston (Br), Derk Margaretha (er). Wilmington, Liverusoit” hip Lawrence Brown, Phil New York; Vegar (Nor), ‘ork or Faimouth, SALEM, ‘April 19—Arrive teamer Rending, Colburn, Sarah J Weed, Gla Fail Kiver ‘for Port- ‘with steamer Ida A on, Grierson, Calals for Provi: ‘lice BW Bassett. Woston for Plillagelphin, leauing MLN April 18—Arrived, steamer Regu- ry 5 New: voce sehr J R Bodwell, Spaulding, rk La Bella (Nor), Olsen, Bristol, Ey Pury, Havana, with loss of jioboom Delhi, Emerson, Portland for Navan sen, Bristol, BE. |, sehr BH Babcock, Sisson, Mitecuy (Not schrs Mary II Mifflin, Ferris, joboke: YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS, eumbonts fur day or night router; large and small spellers, Ferrybouts, & ROH MED, 1'Souck William U STEAM PERRY BOAT Yachts, Thus, Freight FREDERICK ©. feet long, incomplete running order, nearly now; will Addresy H. W. BASHFORD, Youkers, SIDE-WHEEL 2 BE Inebes of water. nice tor AUTIFUL LIPFLE 50 feet ae 4 ry pilot; for w ferry oF short passenger oat ean be atthe Citizens’ pier 49 N ‘ost ollice, West Troy, ible wnutne, worked by wing five months: sui 5m picture of th RTE Progelters, GEORGE F, TEAMBOATS AND BARGES FOR SALE AX esurter for exenrsion; one side-wheel Stenmbont. 110 fees fot 6 inchess large ¥ 5 lime of boat, giving. all partioulaes, stating lowest cash price (none others noticed) STEAM: MISCELLANEOUS, ABY CARRIAGE—THE NOVELTY.— eurrlage combined, Seud for cirewiars, LEWIS P. TIBBALS, 820 Broadway, New IVOn UIKTLY IN ANY SPATE; PAY aie divoreed; udvice free. AMERICAN LAW AGENCY, Astor Ho OLD FAW. YATI'S “A,B” LIVE BALSAM, TH ily medicine, has, aaeing th 30 xa iro: try fi /