The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1877, Page 14

14 A CARMAN’S LOAD. A coufideace operation of some maguitude was at- tempted yestertay afernoon at the Woodbine Hotel, wear Highbridge. A carman presented an order, pur: porting to be sigaed by Mr. Wheeler, of No. 214 Broad > sy tne pride alti of the hotel, di- recting bim to send down the three sets 0! cottage furniture which were ip place. The super intendeat Knew that Mr. Woeeier was not at his store — and felt certain that the order waa a forgery. je allowed the mau to load up nis truck, bat detained ame upto the Woodbine. He Bim wat Mr. Waeeler declared the order forgery, and the track and track- | lea, of the | man were turned ove ptain Kit! ‘Thirty-third precinct. They were taken to the Cea- tral Office for the nig! the perpetracorof the forgery as unknown. LIBERTY HALL RAIDED. Liberty Hall, No. 14 Stanton street, was raided bortly before midnight last aight by Acting Captain ‘Kass, of the Tenth precinct, and « platoon of police- men, in all about one hundred young men and 7a in the Eldridge street station house for having been found im the place. The raid was made on complaint of the people living in the neighborhood, who have been annoyed nightly by the riotous con- duct of the frequenters of the house. The majority of the prisoner: were under filteen years of a, some of them have been frequently arrested ip places. ABANDONED Al THE CONFESSIONAL, An urknown woman !ast night requested a jady tp St. Rose’s Catholic Church, in Cannov street, to hold Der child unt} she went tnto the confessional Her prolonged absence alarmed the lady. A search was Instituted, but the mother could not be found. RACING IN CALIFORNIA. Sax Frascrsco, April 21, 1877, Bay District Panx—Purse $2,000; mile heats, best three to five, to wagous. Bowie... & id 3 Oukland Maid 1222 Timo, 2:244,—2:24— (2:23:94 in the running race at mile Lady Amanda and Morphine, i two straight heats. Time, At Sacramento to-d heats between Bazaal Lady Amanda woo 1:44 each Ou the Sth of May Goldsmith Maid and Rarus wiil trot at Salina, mile heats, best three in ve, in bar. ness, for a citizens’ purse of $3,000, beiny $2,000 for the Winner, and an additional $1,000 1f Occident’s Lime (2:16%) ts beat TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. Wurrenan., N. ¥., april 2i, 1877. | It is reported here that one of the monster blasting | charges that should have exploded on Thursday at | Mineviile went off yesterday, completely demolishing and precipitating te grand stand down 160 foet. It | would probably have been uttended with disastrous ree | sults if the whole charge had been fred on Thursday, | USING CANCELLED BONDS. Trenton, N. J., April 21, 1877, | The United States Grand Jury, in session in this | city, have brought in indictments against Thomas P, Somerville, of Washington safe burglary notoriety, and | Gottleib Engel, charged with conspiring to defraud the | government to the extent of $250,000 by utilizing can- | celled bonds. Their trial will probably come off the latter part of next week. THE CHICO DESPERADOES. San Franctsco, April 21, 1877. Adespatch from Oroville, Cal, says Adam Holdene baum, who was placed on trial to-cay for complicity in the attempt to burn the Chinese quarter at Chico, pleaced guilty and bis trial was continued ull Mouday. Phe incendiary Gre reported in last nigut’s despatches bas killed all maudlin sentiment in tavor of the prise oners, who will probably be sentenced to impricon- ment for the full legal term. SUICIDE. Hepsoy, N, Y., April 21, 1877. George W. Busteed, of this city, committed suicide this morning by hanging. Business troubles was the cause of the deed. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OP DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORE VOR THE MONTHS | OF APRIL AND May. ‘Steamer. Sails, — | Deatination| Office. 9 Broadway Ville de arin ft 1/59 Broadway Bothnia Liverpool..|4 Bowling Green Harmon Hambure,./61 Broadway Elysia, {]April 28: | London, .-.|7 Bowling Green Huttic, {/April 28. | Liverpool. .|37 Broadway City of Berifa::2°1A prit 28. | Liverpool: :[15 Broadway ssese| Abril 28.) Bremen. :| Glasgow Weser . Victoria... Wyoming: Abyssinia fe «| Livernool:: Hamburg. [61 Browdway Glasgow ...172 Broadway .|Liverpool..)37 Broadway Liverpoo! Broadway ot Live) i .| Rotterdam .| Hamburg Glasgow. 50 Broadway 61 Brondway Broadway 7 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green State or Virginia. Britannic ‘ Alsatia Od Krondway 7 Howling Gre en ‘120 Broadway SUN AND MOOX, HIGH WATER. Bun rises 6 10| Gov. Island... mora 3 36 Bun sets. 6 46 | Sandy Hook..,.morn 2 51 Moon sets.....morn 2 Js} Hell Gate, morn 6 21 HERALD YACHL WeATHER OBSER- NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL wason the coast 10 days with Bartling, Santos via Humpto: 10 BG Arnotd & Co: vesse: to wor Mareh 16, in low 2, 1877.—QUINTUPLE SHEET. April 21—The Anchor line steamer Elysia, to pegs to-day, collided with the schre Venuss seriously damaging thea. ‘imbus (belue reported three mouths azo trom March 19 in lon 33 NE Brig Geers (Br). wfyymey Sain Bn. Grace, Liverpool via Queenstows—P | rat. x 2 had lizht winds and fine wi met easterly gales: had cabin filled with w: March 7, lat 1904S, lon 33 28, passed « bark bound >, showing signals QDSP. Brig Torrid Zone (of Bermnda) days, ‘with logwood to Kunharat & C . Brig Bessie May (ot Dorchester, NB), Cardenas 14 dn; de, Donuer & De Castro; vesse! to PI to Queens county. April 20~The sehr Emily HN ‘some days ago in wuas to Philadelphia, completed repairs and Steamer Citw of Merida, Reynolds, Hi. vi ! geanty is aX ra wana, Vera Uruz, the steamer BA J The Norwegian, ickorson, Galveston via Key Steamer New Orleans, Dearborn, New O:1 Algiers, Hatwhorne, New Orie: gan. Steamer San Jactnto, Hazard, Savanna. Youre. Steamer City of Atanta, Woodhull, Sharleatoa factor, Jones, Wilmington and Morehead . Norfolk, City Potns and ip Co, Georgetown, DOJ L rk Kallisto, which collided with » te or- Matanzas 8 days, with sugar to or K Kaliiesa,: whieh 00 bp & Co, fuesos 17 day ati Wanbun, Welley, vessel Lo Simpson, Ct Brie Cadet, Lei; . to Simpson, was ran into away the ho preegert @ Mor | 1 21—Mr John MeLaughit . which arrived to-day tre overboard and drowned in she dail head gear, and started woo: Charleston—J as Suirsvi.pinG oN LoxG Istaxp—Mr John R Masher, has voutrneted to build for Uapt J Davis, formerly of sche Win M Jones, & dou 35 fees beam and 17 'C—Wm P Clyde & Co. Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Richmond—Oid Dominion Steam: er EC Knight, Masinzo, it. er Josephine Thompson, Moore, Balsimore—Wm Rteamor Elle Knight, MeCrary, Philadelphis—Bogert Steamer Anthracite, Steainer Franconia. Bragg. Portland—J Fame: Steamer Gen Whitney, Hailett, Koston—H F Dimoek. gil Sovereinn of the Seas, Wood, San Franclaco—Sutton Ce ™ . Jalteher, Cork for orders—Chas La- Vidfarne (Nor), Muth Ee (Nor), Mathu: Ea: ry ie k Dipton (Br), Gauntlets, Rio Janes Port Jeflerson, ewned by the builder, Mr Jessie Carll masted schooner of $00 to poke bark Chalmette rt). from Hong Kong for London, 96 days out. Sehr S & LC Adams, Price, M to $8 Lewis: vessel to "J W Ellwell & Co raltar Feb 25: April 13 a ENE, in which lost boat, maipmast head. Sehr Xebec (of Bear River. NS), Dunham, days, with sugar to Gasler & 17th, lat 82 45, lon 75 dismasted and sbandoned: of wreck stnff aud lumbe! ‘Jameson, Porto Cabello 16 daya, tons this summer, se has urrived at the yard. d. has coutracted to buil }d 28 teet beam, t entreboard buat try. no exvense being It 4s so be completed tu the fall, when Mr foretgn trip m her with nis family, WHALEMEN, 14. had » heavy gal 4 sprung rudder st a keel with that o ver built in this cou were arrested and tocked up | Geo ¥ Balle ard. Queenstown or F'al- Fodesen, Chri a Rite Nellie (Ital, trapant, Consantinople—slocovich & Schr Prauk A Magee, Young, Cave Haytien—Warren Star Pannie R Williams, Shearer, Caibarien—J E Ward Schr Hattie B Smith, Lee. Rock Sound—~BJ Wenders & . Metcalf, Governor's Harbor—B J Wenberg & Fens Anne Myrick, Higgins, Harbor Istand—B J Wen- Schr Roena Arabell, Carbery, Nassau, NP—B J Wonders r J P Obandler (Br), Merriam, Georgetown, PEI-J P dent hoe uarnten (Bry. Cannon, Wolfville via London- or Lizzie G (Br), Gilchrist, St John. NB—P I Nevins & Sehr Toal (Bri. Gale, Rt John, NB—P T Nevins & Son. Dunham. St John, NBA T Ilene: ley West—Benner 4 Pinkney. od yw London Apri 20, schr Golden West, Will- jams, seats Shetland, with of] and seal sxins, Will dis- Txane Kppioger (Br), ¥i had a heavy SF poent Gere, 8 Loud Them} Mayngues 25 days, with vessel to H W Lond & 3 scale from FB, backiug to NE. berom- eter down to 28.20, a heavy sea accompanying It jer water nad making & clear breach carrying overboard the deck load of 46 hhds mo ry other movanle thing with it: split nd filled cabin: 14th had a hurricane K and were obliged to scud ander bare poles for 2 ing imporsible for canvass to stand: since then 15th, int 32 40, ion 76 16, spoke schr Eureka, of and for Boston, from Aux Gaye: Sehr John’ Dougiass, Parker. Naguaho, P: ruvar to Hewry Besti; vessel Rto P Buck & Co, 10th to 15th inst had ® series of gales from all points; re- ceived no damage. sehr MW. Rudolf, Cape Hay' Kanhardt & Co; vessel to PT Nevius & Son. lon 7440, had & heavy gale: was hove to for 44 ! ‘ye, trum San Francisco for Now Nlofio via Table Bay tor 28 er, from Buenos Ayres for Ant Wanderer (ot St John, NB), trom Newport for Tri- ft . Mareh 12, lat 21 N, Bark WW Harvey adeiphia, March 31, int 46 27, lon 15 Tidal Wave Br), NA, April 2. ins 49, jon 15, Bark Edward Albro (Br), Cummins, from Madeira for Cape of Gove Hope, Feb 14, lat 5 24 Ship Two Brothers, N: York, March 24, lat 1'N, phip Jas Alkin (Br), sim, from New York, Murch 25, fa: 15 N, 1 Bark Somerville Jon 76, took w vik the vessel's lee sxil um Inases and taking Peters. trom Gloucester for Phil- jcrow, from London for St John, , lon 23 51 We OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Axtwenp, April 20—Arrived, steamer Arab (Br), Brown, len 14 days, with mise to Sehr Emma ‘Br) Rehr Kophin Godfvey: Yona: J Sehr So [y rey, Young, Jacksonvill Schr Decatur Oakes, Bake on Han Schr Senator Grim ell, Shepard, ‘Sehr Emma K Smalley (of Lubec), Glenn, Matan near to S & W Welsh; vessel to Miller & Honvh- ook 'a heavy RSE galo, tasting lost und split sails and lost oat from davite, but ‘was hove to for 56 hour Schr Agnes I Grace ALEXANDRIA, April 11—Arrived, brig Rovigitano (Ital), De Genaro, New York ANJER, April 21—Sailed, ship Valparaiso, Goff (from Mantle), New York, Brean, April 21—Arrived, bark Adolf (Ger), Brockle- Boston—Haviland & Boston—Jed Frve & Co. ‘ Provinectown—Haviland & ellie Clark, Clark, Newburyport—Jed Frye & Co. as, had a heavy ENE gale, lasting 24 hour: & Casad wa sade Sailed 211, barks Laura & Gertrade (Ger). Schute, Olsen, North America; Ny- stad (Nor), Cbristiansen, do; Aladdin (Nor), Jacobsen, do . schr A Heaton, Rogors, Havre. CaGiians, April 14—Sailed, park Gaeta (Ital), D'Ottwne (from Licata), Philadelphia, having repaired. Suiled, ship Cape of Good Hope BSH gale i whieh was hove to for 14 hoars (of St George, Me), Fountain, Care Rteamers Germante (Br), with sugar to B H Howell & Son; vessel to J Br), do; Spain (Br), do: "Ethiopia ( Bremen: City of Merida, Haan ton and Key West; Alger . Savannah; City Witmington, NC: Ol might. Philadelphia: KC Knight, W Elwell & Co, Endicott, Sagua via Delaware Breakwate 11 days, with sugar to S & W Welsh; days, with molanses to Charles April 13, encountered & heavy n which had rail and cabin doors stove, with water and cargo started below deck. sehr Joho R Haliaday, Y. sugar, dc, to Youngs, Sehr Wim C Bee ‘o! with sugartos & W Apri 13, 14 an Schr Matilda Brooks, Jor sugar to Beck & Co; and 14 off Hatt | veering to the (Br), Henderson, 21—Arrived, bark Stefano Padra (Ital), Elice, Baltimore for Lynn. Fatmouta, April 21—Arrived, ship Lutterworth (Br), Pearson, Astoria, O; bark Northern Queen (Br), Dollar, Sagua 8 days, with Chester, St Jago 14 gay Cork: Florida (Br), EI mma (Bri, Liverpool: Loren: uevitas: brigs Sea Side (Br), St Lnei hn W Hnnt, Barbados A Adelaide, Barbados gale from SE to F nora’ Tremont, Montevids tind Mananies jeamer Othello (Br), Bristow, Hon, April 21—In pc for boston, to sail 27th, Hamuuna, April 19—Satled, parks Geo M Barnard, Berry, United States; 20th, Gactano Repetto (tal), Repetto, ale, suddenly Harry & Aubrey (Br), do: Sollocita (Ital), Bn ; Eaith Hatt, stove boat and recei tor 36 hours; h, Jamen Henry, oard and drowned ; 3 27.1on 77, snoke sehr Flora E MeDonald fast), from Pensacola for Boston, who re lost boat, carried away Jibboom, sails, and had 434 feet of water in the hold und four men id: would try and get into Charleston for repairs, dwards, frelund, Calbarien 11 days exsel to Overton & Hawkins. Mobile 10 days, with cedur to Cure 25 miles § of Hatteras, passed water logged and Dauntless (Br), Sacun, Als» sailed, barks Ornen (Nor), for Stettin: Bristol, % Haver, April 21, 4 PM—Sailed, steamer Canada (Fr), Franguel, New York vi Liverroo., April 21—Arrived, steamer Borussia (Br), Hare, New Orleans. Also arrived 21st, 6 PM, steamer Russia (Br), Cook, Ne MARITIME MISCELLANY. Suir Wu Wo Mancy—Snrveyors have decided that the ship Wim H Marcy, which ntrived at Fray shall be docked, calked, coppered and hava beams put in, Snip Assecorapeu (Ger). from Baltimore for Belfast, I, ined in fair condition ‘on Proceeding slowly. from Astoria, 9, for with «ugar to orde! Schr Yosemite, Chase, ver & Barnes, April 17, | the wreck of a vessel of xdout 1,000 tons, abandoned, apparently timber laden and some time in that Lospoxpeery, April 19—Satled, bark Eblana (Br), Ol- seu, Baltimore, Nxwrorr, April 20—Arrived, bark New Brunswick (Nor), Stoesen, Darien. Quexxstown, April 20—Arrive San Francisco; bares Hrvat (Au ia Margherita Borzone (Ital), Olivari, Baltimore; 21st, ships Bonanza, Daly, San Francisco; Uregon, Cushin, do; barks [mpi (Rus), Hogman, New York ; Bondev ‘Thompsen, do; Anna Maria d’Obondo (Ital), Siano, New Orleans; Bartolomeo Padre (Ital) Consigita Gulatola (Ital), Lavino, New Or gier, Staples, Sournbaya, Also arrived 21st, 3 PM, steamer Idaho (Br), Gadd, Now York for Liverpool (wnd proceeded). Si.Lotm, April 20-Sailed, bark Fratelle Arecco (Ital), Arecco, New York. StavaNGER, to April 21—Satled, bark Hebe (Ger), Fret- tag, New York. Vico, April 11—Arrived, brig Eliza Morton, Leland, New, The work of discharging wi itt, Gasnxen, CoLar Streeter, tieens‘own, which put inte Valnaraiso in dii nd suiled for destination March 18, ar aah Rnincewaten, Spaulding, frem Huanilios with en- r Enrone (before reported), put into Valpa out, leaking badly, at the time 10 inches wator per hour, ‘AY (Belz), defore reported ashi Lowes, el, wax hove of a2 AM April2i. BAe Bare Sinexa (Ital) remains ashors at Lewe: Bark Minwa (Ger), from Darien for Garlieston ported vs in Hampton Roads in distros, arrived at Norfolk Aoril 21, leaking. at, 670 tons, built at Tatmagouche, Nb, 1870, has beon sold ut Liverpool for £3800 net. ie Bank Onpnavs (Nor), from Baltimore for Rslfast, maxing ashore in Lynnhaven Bay, with some hopes of is, however. badly hoeved, with mizzonmast 2100 bbls of oil hind been The remainder of the cargo will have ‘Schr Thistle, Guimble, Pensacola 30 days, with Iumber ‘aw Mil! Company: vessel t0 ‘Was 16 days N of Hatter if had a henvy gale heavy gale from house stove und lost about 25,000 feet of lumber from off inches of water x ‘ad another very heavy gale trom SE to t, lust- ship North American, Carver & Barnes. 16, then 23 das ‘She bore up when 15 Snip Lx Granp Gv: Guognino, Baltimore Sehr Lena R Storer, Seavey, Pensacola 20 days, with lum- ber to BM Bushnell Schr Frank Queen, C cedar to Simon Bache & Co. m H Card, Foss, Jacksonville 12 day to Wilson Godfrey ; vessel to Warren In: Phillins, Savaunah 15 ( ans, Bull & Ca, April 10. off Hatteras, took a gale Jasting 24 hours, in which lost an nd bulwarks, flooded cabin berths: was hove too for several vlover, Podgers, Brunswick 19 di stores to Dollner, Potter & cht Minnie, Wicks. Charleston, SC, 6 days, with railroad ties to the Hudson River Will discharge at jnires, Georsetown, stores to Doli April 13, off Hatteras, tad a heavy NE gal Bearse, Elizabeth City, NC, 8 days, Kdwards, Richmond. edv, Richmond, jo, Alexandria, Slade, Soper, Virginia. Sehr Vanguard, lf Schr Jonn P Kelsey. axel to HW Ley oun, Cedar Ke, 15 days, with ‘sehr Enchantress ays, with tum: and tors and maintop masts gon got off ner April 21. to be secured by divers. Bric Arctic (Br). from New York for Windsor, NS (b ). in. at Port Morris dock. hile ashore on Flu 40 tons ballast and proceed soon, Bric Lexa Tavriow, 1 to Evans, Ball & SC, 11 days, with nae | ED furibut & Warxervonrp, April 19-Sailed, bark Elina (Ital), Molledo She did not sustain | Flats, Will take ip lenas tor Philadel) d by the sizngl service officer of 20th, in distress. She was taken in tow s mer Allentown, Capt Mills, and started up th: Delaware Bay, but th brig had to be ran on’ thi sink in two fathoms of wreck and the captain and crew went to Philadelphia on the Allentown. Scur Mary Avcusta, Holt. trom Boothbay for Sa | nah, before reported b rived un to the city on the 19th. Captain Holt reports that on Sanday, April 8, took » gale from the EB, got caught N of Hatteras shonis and had to aro Sailed from a Mediterranean port April 14, brig Zuleits, Walsh (from Mossina), Gloucester. Loxpox, April 21—the sehr T M Thom: with corn to Lan chr Oakes Am Sehr Catawamt pposition that a mutilated Lioyds’ despatch, received yesterday from Batavia, meant to report the burning of the American schr WG Patton, saps Conuor, while ons voyage from Hong Kong to the Channel, was correct. The W G Patton was burned near The crew were saved. A telegram from Brest announces tho wreck of the mail n that place and the Island of Ushunt, Bark Terra Nova (Nor), Gronn, from New York March 20 for Histol, was abandoned April 4, waterlogged. The crew were brought to Queensto (Nor), Thomason, from New York March 29, which arrived (The Torra Nova was 410 tons regis- pd owned in Tonsberg, Norway, wheto she was built in 1850, Her cargo consisted of 112,735 gallons of refined ‘aurice River fiat: y. Stillwater, Virginia, Taman, Virginia, Schr H D Brewster, Gibson, Virginia, E Kelsey, Bodine, Virginia, French, Virvintn. . Tuttle, Virginia, Thomas, Virginia. in: . NC. in distress, ar- Sehr HH Pitt Schr Charley Mil’ Sehr Convoy, Smith, Virginia. Sehr Jacob Kienzle, 8 boat plying bet men. Virginian inthe meantime lost one of the boats, shifted to the NE, and the vessel pnt to ses, but finally nad to lay to for about twenty-four hours. A ds: wenther sracoseded, Ps ns took another gale off Cap» Lookout, the wind blowing fr ESE for about 24 hours, then shifting to NE, and blowing same period, the gale being The wind then n by bark Bondever Schr Mores G Leonari Sehr Amelia, Murray, Virginin. oberts, Virginia, Sehr Maggie Bell, Hall. V or two of good from that poin terrific: lost mainsall, carried away foreboom, other damages, the cabin being several timer filled with and everything therein completely Holt decinres that it was the severest gale he has ever ex- perienced, and considers the excupe of his vessel under tl Circumstances as almost miraculous, Scnk Many E THoxrsos Brunswick (hefore reported the 3d inst for Brunswick, ¢ forced to put back to ceeded on her voyage ant during th d 8 heave gale, JS Hewett, Foster, Virginia, ertion, Lyme: Schults, Virginia, aunklin, Raker, Virginia, FOREIGN PORTS, Sehr L B Wing, Schr Sandy Hook, Schr J B Anderson, Schr JB Johnson, ASPINWALL, April 5—Arrived, schr Leona Smith, James, Boce ael Tera. Buenos Avaxs, Feb 27—Sailed, brig Jennie Phinne; Brown (from Rosario), Boston. Buipoxwaten, Rhodeniser, New York, ‘CHAMPEniCO, Murch 20—In port, sehr Jobn Bright (Col), Hooper, from New York for sailed from the former port on Cranmer, Virginia, mht she was mith, Virginia for New Haven orvetown. DC. ‘8, April 17—Arrived, brig Alpha (Br), days. but on the 8th she dnt 9:30PM found herself f th she wont ashore jckimucomico bexch, Cape Hatteras b: vig saved their lives by taking refuge In the rigenig, surveY was held and the schooner condemued. She grad- uallybroke up, and finally her bull and what material bad sold for ® small price, Scur Ropenice Rose, ot Wind Senr Ella T Little, Georgetown, DC. : Brower, Georgetown, DC. Schr Jesse Elizabeth, W Arrived vesterday misprinted), Wash! Wh Hinman, g-Hark Truro (Bri, which was anchored in the lower bay, came up to the city 2ist, PM. rey Rrig Ellen P Stew 20th, and rep April 7—In port, bark I T18—Arrived, vark P Gevoa, April 18—Arrived, brig Aurora (ital), Messina, ns. AR, March 31—Salled, steamer Croft (Br), Hod, April 1, bark Giulio el Suzanna (Fr), Potter, Howard (not as ington, NC, 6 days, with navul stores to NS, Capt Dunn, has vex the following partite for Holmes’ Hol d nothing of inserest son (from Palermo. &). o (from New York), Eastinan (from Pabelion de Pier), Valencia, April 3, schr Burdett Hart, Osterberg, t, from Cieufnegox, which arrived avy onto (wit! Sth and 14th Inet; . passed a water! al —Sailed from Inagua April Had fine went! he 12th, when VATIONS. | Apri. 21, 187 “Har. “State of at Hour, |tnches.| De Weather, Horseshoe...) Noon Lightship. .| 42M | indy took. | 8 BM Bareesee 2 P COE. Hh) os | Rice GEENA | erate wy , « vay | PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 21, 1877, | | } ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD MTEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WINTESTONK TELEGRAPH LINK Steum fri; a crew « on the brig Cacet ( riz below), to Uns por, OF | | [ose of Linviny verh ule | omer City »-. Konindy, Livernol 42 wnd Queenstown 1th, with wie amt t Doe, Vth, lat dv 40 con 26, Sreamer benad awe: dsth, 3 Suvwnnan April 18, ase to the | Ship Prinds Mauritz (Nor), Kroger, Live fu batiast te Puaen, Kdye &. pri to 74 34, bad ® lurricane trow darth lost malntopsail and seayeail, lth, had « etr from S, lasting 10 hours; ’ April 3. lat 86 07, “spoke the selr Mocking Vira (Br), Phila je for Porto itiew: Lith, dat Ton 7430 bric Forrester (Ir), with loas af foretopgal | ast and mainsail, aud headgear baaty ‘or Bermiuln ¥ s xs | 75 05, "fell in with sche Roderick ow | Cupt Dung. trom Inagua tor Holmes’ foie, with loss of | spars and in # siuking condition: tow off captain wnd crew And brought them to this port (see Miscellany), The Prinds Maurits i ored at Sandy Hook tor orders. Ship Crusader (Br) Durkee, one wer Marc Ii, in ballast to Boyd & Hineken, Is a) red in the lower bay for ord rs. Bok Beiteh Constitution te, Svenven, Cowome 120 days, with 1 wier & Campton; vessel , Huliey. Pas Good Hope fob 1. St Helene | Mor auator bith, in ton tat passed an American shi tat lett m Cw oF Huston 45 16, lon 22.55, an Americun ship st TGSW, trom Java tor Boston, Mare bark Jessie Jamieson (ifr) from seuratu days out; 19th, lat 1, Linn bound ——,; wid, lat b Boe, bark Rien foim (of Maryport), from Brisbane for London why reported being short of bread, with wiich we supplied them, Bark Mary (Br), Davies, Huanilias v JO1 days, with guano to Hobsen, Hartun to J F Whitney & Co. Passed Cape Hu untor March 12 in jon ak Keau Avs). Marassa, GHoucestor 52 days, in bal- Inst, tu Socovi: ‘i Bark Pietro (Ital), Caficro, Shields 73 days, with mdse to GALE Moyer. f | Bark Miranda (N en, Bri 05 day | i pid ae ark Caleuttn In bailast to J F Whitney & © ‘Bark Milton (Nor), Lund, Rotterdam 43 days, in ballast, | to € Tobias & Co Bark Tommassino (tal) with mdse to James Hove: Passed Givraltar Mare}, 10. tampton Roads | ok CO; versed 1 | Feb 5; cronsed ) Dewis, Bremen 30 days, Caffero, Marseitles 56 di vessel to Funch, Edye & ¢ Palermo 44 days, with fruit to | March 13. | ra 16 days, with coffee to ark Hor! i Dalles, Boulton & Ce, Back Faicon (Br), Bui with suxar to Gosster & C April 13 and 14 had « rk Ld age Sey: has Mar hi ark Fioke (Nor), Nechelsen, to Brooks & © i G . Trinidad, 25 a Wenham & Boye: rom SE to E. , AVE ERIC ntanemo ZY cays, with & Go, “Apri an i nkwown | entupmust care | , Carlisle, 8a with sugar to oeb, Wine 4 day north ediattora | Vougs (Port), Lee, Lisbon 62 days, with coffe ‘E'Brw k for Genoa, di Ad about, 30 feet of foremast a1 Heaniitos, Mi it gone from billet head and mainmast ad narrow white strewk, Jons of a storm wore visible. 75 10, it burst with full torce from the Not heing able to show an: nd rode vot th out very suddenl: seemingly Impossible it. However, wo succeeded i © well a» wo contd, je burst upon eh 19—[n port, ship Laurens, Snow, for mer Mercedita, Chadsey latizar. apnl 21—Salled. eJohus, NF), (impart, 2lat, steainor Eiysia (Br), from London. to sail for New York same duy (previously reported salled 30th for to vessels from the way Schr Emeline ( uthward for some days, yer. which arrived 20th from Aquin, renorts had heavy NE yales the entire passage; April 9, off Boay Island, had a heavy gale from the east, lasting 30 hours, in whieh lost overborrd about 30 tons of logwood and parted jibstay, Perurnen.—Sehr Freedom manila: April 13, at 26, 1 ne to ESE, lasting 14 bours, w ed everything trom decks, filled th with water and stove In forward house ai vossel is leaking 2,000 strokes an hour, PASSED THROUGH BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Franconia, Braee, Portiand for New York New Bedtord, Fish, New Bedford for pumping her out, and ‘Ou, the ‘14th 1 thonght the vessel’ must co ,000 strokes an hour. Taviqtn, Feb S—Salled, Deux Amis (Fr), Roberts, San April 20—Arrived, steamer Atlus (Br), ing from 800 to d stond to the pumps, It bei of the 15th the masts went overboard, the mainmast falling upon the house and erush- ing it. When the wexther moderated pumped out. O'Leary, hence April aah Ld mer Claribel (Br), Fercuson, New York, nvoa, scht Jas M Riley, Small. New York; 4th, brig Toronto (Br), MeKonzte, St Marys; Ingersol!, Buenos Ayres. Z R Storer, Adams, New York; ‘On the mornin Moytevipko, March 3— Sailed 10th, brigs Anule Cleared 10th, ship Pacific, Peterson, Queenstown for or- HELL GATE 2 en in with by ship Prinds Maurita . from Liverpool for New Yi ook uson board of his shi ‘MinaGoane, April 8—In port, schr Rocket, for New York Nacuano. PR, March 30—In port, brig Virginia, Deve- reux, for New York in 4 day: LUON Dx H'tCa, March 19—In port, ships Richard Ro- ‘mith; Prince Leopold (ir), Cochran; Uncle Toby, 1¢; St Josoph, Fales: Kmpire, Locki Prince Euxene, (Bri, Catapbell; George Treat, (Br), Ruthorford, und Fannie Skoifie! Marion (Br), Mundy, do. rn one thanks Roderick Rose wi 0 Steamer Galatea, Walden, Providence tor New York. ‘Ret ‘aughn and Capt Armstron; Rath for New York. It linil, Brush, Providence for Sehr Julia A Crawtord, Freeman, Provide id us while on board his ship, Scur Cowanner, whaler, 83 tons, of Fairhaven, rk. Schr Emily © Dennison, Dickinson, Providence for New Mosquito const RA Id, Shields, do March 19—Sailed previously, aud Plantagenet (Br), Jon bark Georze'Moon, Brand, Quoenstown, vet Mareh 19, ship Austuana (Ir), Gillies, for Hamp- recked on the aved, and 5 of them arrived at New York April 21. Sewn RnopaB Tayton, Mullin, from Philadelphia vin Ke} West, fs reported as ashore April 18 near Pensacola, rd of survey condemned tho vessel and ordered her to be sehr Mary Francis, Howe, Bridgeport for New York. BOUND EAST. "hitvey Hallett, New York for Boston. ‘teame. Amos C Barstow, Kenney, New York for Provi- Puyta px Lonos, 3 attiz G Pours, f1 . for Washing. rem aned ashore PRocnkso April 7—In port, sehr Laura E Messer, Greg- jw York about 15th, 5, April 17—Arrtved, sehr Mary Jane, jown tor Phiiadelphia. StJony, NB, April 10—Arrived, beig Murt aved 19th, brig Maid of Llangollen, McKellar, Pert ent Lonisa A Orr, Hall, New York for St Johns, NF (and anchored of Whitestone: sehr J F Cheudler (Br), Yi un any mom ‘The steamer sent to her assist: could not approwch the beach on account of th Now York for St John, le, New York for St John, NB. } New York for st John, NB t. Knight, New York for Portiand, Me. warn, Chase. New York for New Bedfo New York for New Lond York for Boston. New York tor Taunton. York for Providence, York tor Westport. p-on Now York for ieridgeport. New York tor Mystic. New York tor New London, Pettipas, Char! Sehr Teal (itr), Senn Bexs Yous (of Parsboro), McDonald, trom Port aa 2 14, lon 74 20, nsatl, shipoed & Prince for Bosto while hove to um heavy sen whieh earriod away bowsprit and wil” head gear, then took & heavy ESE gw exna, which carried awn; or and causing the vessel to leak so badly that cam: waterlogged and was abandoned hands going ow Senrst, from Antwerp, which arrived at and Linste Bui Nailed 19th, ships Orago, Blauvalt, for Liverpool; bari tia, April 13—Arrived, bark Loon (Fr), Glemeo, San Francisco, VAaLPAkatso, March 7—Arrived, ship Sth for Tqnique irkly (Br), Tinmouth, » a (Br), Park, Astor sorly: 16th" ship ‘Bridgewater, Spaulding, Huanilios fur Europe (sce miscellany.) rch 14, ship Gardner Colby, Streeter (trom As- chr Wm | Elmer, Tribbl Schr Free Win Sehr Sallie W Sehr S Ayres, Provost, sehr Sarah Buekl-y which Inerenwed to « hurrh dal attached ani Astorix (and sail hilaselphia yes Sent Sancet, Pisit_ (of St George, Me), Teal, which ar- rived at Wyo Iiver, Md, on the 1th inst ton, Mey was struck by tiehtnin Her mainmast and mal completely shattered ant her sails sligntly injured, She will te taken to Baltimors for repairs. Scene Bonpert Har, from New bralone Maret iodwin, Williams, New York tor Stams 9 load lumber at midnight of top mast were the same date. ansfeld, Achorn, (Per Steawnr Wrowina.! Axtwenrr, April 8—Suiied, Thos Cochrane Taylor, Phila, atk for Gonos, which | it distreas, hus conmuenced dite peli Sinto e fuating hulk, by recommendation of Senr Keystone, Hateh, We Sehr Quickstep, AMSTERDAM, April 7—Sailed, Petor Rohiand, Prehn, Que bee (and from Ymuidon 9p). ‘ALMERIA, April 5—Sailed, Scandinavia (s), Ramsey, Mes- Ilutehinson, Weehawken tor New Bede sehr Lamarting, Smith, Souk SANDALPHON (before reported to h Sth inst off Hasteras h dat Philadelphia yew rience:! very heavy weather off Hatteras, had decks swept and bulwarks muen damaged, Cansing the crew to take to the rigging, Scur © B Euvxn—Acconnts from the netghborhood of states that none of the Elmer's nor did auy of them reach the shore, supposed te be lost. nt, Emerson, from Portland for Savannah, be ington, NO, damaved, I kei. Jinvoom, mainsail, jib, bulw Sonn Sixatoa, from Machin Newport damaged vy collision, for Bridveport and BREMEN, April 9—Arrived, Bultimore (s), Andressen, Bal- Sailed 7th, Semiramts, North America: th, Caroline, Stricker, inmann, Haltanore. iar, Lund, Americ: New York; Sampo, 5 Bereey, April 5 Bouveacx, April 9—Sailed, Raven, Harrison, Sailed from Pauitlac 7th, Crusader, Gorham, Mareia C Day, Cates, Hampton Roa ss. Cuxmpouna, April 7— Arrived, Kxandi, Moreussen, Pt Sehr Willard Sa! . Port Johnson for Newport. t Johuson for Pawt CHARKNTR, April 8—Satled, Byron, Christenson, Halifax 19th, Deodarus Dorward, \ Tn port Oth, Fred Thontson, Smith, for Quebes, to sail J B Walker (s) orted towed into paired wt the lut- nsou for Bristol. and St John, N “Ferra, Por Johnson for Porteh Coxstaxtinoria, Mareh 31—Sail comb, Nicolatef (before reported sailed 26th for Cat UALourta, March 18—Sailed trom Swagor, Lalla, Van 4, Phineas Pendleton, Nichols, Scum AMenia is to be litted with « new mainmast at Now- . the old one bein rotten don sehre Conway and Walton, ne M © Ackon, Chadwick, Amboy for L¥nn, Ansou Brown, Coo! ‘Twiliebt, Wilson, Amboy for Pr Amboy for Str Leston, Havans 10 days, with | Vedersen, of the jorte:—April 18, lat 36 W, with loss of forem: Gate, Mare 15—Saii Gortexncna, March 31—Saile North America, ‘April 3—Arrived, Monitor, Baton, Allen! irgine L, Statford. Phils it, Hansen, Messina for Pi ‘GENOA, April Hailed, JH Lane, Suute, Trapani; 9th, Herder (s), Brandt, New Yor ; abam, Switt, Vir Sehr Chas i Daiger, Tat Kehr Charile Miler, Thom r New iTaven, Virginia for New Haven, Solufide (Nor), from Norway, mainsail: had ber foresnll set. Batit, April 20—Steame way trom Gardiner for Boston, 5 o'clock Inst evening. Kehr Sidney Mu Behr Minnie Sti New York for do; in coming to her w! ran with @ good carrying cap and pilos, and im the steamer just about the jhe did not leave iting favorable weather, Panny Lewis, Edwards, Hamaure April 8—Snil Britannia, Groawola, Quebec. Brig Tarifa, Brown, from Paler: ie im { . Rio Janeiro 64 days, witn pont Se phipevessal te Goo ¥ ‘Baller. j Cinpp & Co. Feb t.to ai " yan her wart weal Belles trom Ouxhaven Sh, Winona. Gordon, Miremloht; faghe of the Aue, Alexander, renarth Roads; 9h, Wil- helm 1, Peterson, York, Ua, Apri! 7—Sailed. Princess Alexandra. hohng Bong pre: Ath. A Heatun, Rogers, ilbow; Caroline Gray, Perce, urryport. Lists, \pril 4—Arrivea, 80 Lacioun, April 6—are gow. &e (and Salted 7th for Naples). Maastuls, Apri! 9—Salled, Alliance, Halvorsen, North i America. Pa March 16—Arrived, Ethan Allen, Hardy, Balas VLANSHILLES, April 7—Balled, Thos P Ball, Ryder, Pay- nau, Mussixa, Murch 31—Salled, Caledonia (s), Alliso (where she arrived Aprii 2, und sailed Sth for Valen- New York); April 3, Lowis L squire, Baker, New 4, Gertrude, Scott. Victoria, V1, ‘, Quickstep, Bari Basavi: Pats April 1 id, Frunceseo Cilento, Porsio, New York; Jernaes, Nieisen, Baitimor m ALARA, arch 24—Arrived, Edward Hvids, Sorensen, New Yori Nailed 28th. eee Rand and Byfoged Christensen, ‘ork. noes April @—Arrived, 8 E Kennedy, Wilkinson, Ve a. Sailed Oth. J Williams, Williams, Cadiz. Cleared Sth, David Babcock, Coteord, Cadta, Ss d, Francis © Pay, Rollins, Bos- ton; 24th, Chocorus, Mathews, Singapore. Sypsxy, NSW, April Arrived, Oity of Sydney (s), Dearvorn, Sun Francisco, Honolulu, &¢. ‘Tarysty, April 5—C1 ‘Amelis, Nicolich, New York, Tossuxne, April 4—si gathe, Harrisen, New York Tonsberg, Andersen, Norge, for do; Harkaway, Mikkelsen, do; Resolute;-Honde, and Lydia,’ Larsen, do; Concordia, Bull, Miramichi. arlaunacdna, Maret S1—Sailed, Cratgowl, Duta, Mon- ea Yuvinow, April sailed, Wave King, Corbett, North America; Caroline Susanna, Traugwein, 5 Yoromaxa, Feb 11—sulled, John Nekeun, Lucas, Naga- a0) AMERIOAN PORTS ALEXANDRIA, April 19—arrived, schrs Florence I Lock wood, Providence ; Armenia, ——= for Washington; Helen Hasbronek, —— for Georgetown. Cleared ~Sehrs Chas E Morrison, Boston; Rhoda Holmes, Clara irom Georgetown). a N. April 20—Arrived, brig Hattie E Rich, Chad- sey. Port Spain, —Arrived, steamers Neptune. Berry, New York Saxon, Snow, and Pottsville, Snow, Philadel, Rattle: snake, Wiley, do: ships Independeuce, Strout, Vulpa rise: Fortune, Taylor, Probolingo; bark Carl Max (Ger), Boyer, Melbourne. Cleured—Steamers William Orane, Kent, Baltimo Norman. Nickerson, Philadeiphis; bark Konigen Auguste (Ger), Hensel, West Hartievoo,, Eng; sehrs Levi Hart, Giles, Aspinwall; Belle Hooper, Gilkey, Brunswi Nellie C Paine, Pierce, Baltimore: Widiam G Lew! ter, aud Mux: orn, Adams, Philadelphia. Sailed—Steamers Mecla, Pulestine and Norman; ship Pany Tucker: barks G F Munta, nd Anite. BALTIMORE, ri) 21—Arrived, gamers McClellan, Taylor, Providence; Octorara, Rey: NY; barks Gerrot & Wilhelm (Duteh), Vissor, Amsterdam ; Agostino § (Ital), Borzano, Genow; May Quoen, Springsten, Kio Janeiro; Solutide (Nor), Pedersen, Norway; brig Rockland (Br), in, Trinidad, Clenred—Steamers Falcot Oliver, Wilmy NC: barks Mo Padre (tab, B (tab, Belfast; Minerva (No: Ol : sehrs Fall River: Geo KE Bowdon, Phillips, BA Wagner, Slemons, ‘do; Robt Nicholson, Nassau. Barks Amaranth, Wilhetmina; brig H Houston. WICK, April Id—Arrived, bark Nellie May ni schr Hattie, Gilchrist, Belfast. hr Florence N Towor, Ada ed, burks Gomes [I (Port), iikins, Ladiam, Baltimore. BATH, Aprit 19—Arrived, Ly sperlen Hutchings, ‘Mary E Griham,’ Simpson, Philadelphia; Gen Linseott, Port Johnson. Norfolk. ur Wellington, Barbour, ton: Raleigh, wbern. NC; w York, St Vincent; BAN Washington, CHARLES . April 21—Cleared, steamer Charleston, w Work. aimer Equator, Philadelphia; Seagull, Balti. CALAIS, April 17—Cleared, schr Montrose, Hillm: New York. e DUTUH ISLAND HARBOR, April 19—Artived, schrs Mabel F Staples, Putnam, Sagus for Portland; ‘Olive r, Falker, Buttimore for do; Helen Mar, Ward, Provi- dened lor New Yors. ELLSWORTH, April 16—Arrived, schrs A K Woodward, Woodward, and Mary F Cushman, Patten, New York. h, schrs Jas Holmes, Rider, Rondout: Fergu- sruson, New York. ANDINA, April 16—Arrived. bark Acacea, Ander- son, Boston; brig Castalia, Sparks, do; schrs Muttle B Ru- lon, Asuy, and E E Birdsall, Warren, New York ; White Sea, Stover, Charleston, g.clested—Bnig St attebel (Br), Forbes, Queenstown for or- ers, Sailed—Bark Skibladner (Nor), Hansen, London GALVESTON, April 16—Clearea, schr Luura Lewis, Mack, Pensacola, GEORGETOW: SO, April 17—Cleared, schr White Foam, Dix, Philadelphia. GLOUCKSTER, April 19—Arrived, schr Bonanza, Allen, Northern Europe tor a market via Magdalen Islands. Qoth—Arrived, schrs Harmonia, Collius, Portiand for New York; Martha Sargent, Closton, New York for Ells- worth. GREENPORT, LI, April 14—Arrived, schr NO Wells, Case, Philadelphia, KEY Wrst, April 12—Arrived, schr M N Lindsey, Washington, Tampico. 17th —Arrived, sche MS Lewis, Baltimore. 2ist—suiled, bark Alamo (Ger), Bruderhausen, New York to load petroleum. a noBtL ‘April 17—Arrived, schr Star, Law, New Or- jenna. 21st—Cleared, bark Emil Percire (Fr), for London with timber, ‘NEW ORLEANS, April 18—Arrived up. ship Kentnekian, Moseley, Havre: schr Guiseppe, Huntermann, Bellfoty. Cloared—Sehr Sargent 3 Day, McParland, Usiiln, eared, steamer Hannover (Ger), Ecdmaon, Sro- men; New York, Quick, New York; bark Usvaide (Sp), Pujol, Barcetona. ‘ASSRS, 218t—Artived, schrs Daisy E Parkhurst, Hooper. Beaufort, NC; Eurl P,Mason, Nickerson, Providence; Almon Bird, Drinkwater, Boston, Ssiled—Steamor Obervn (Br); ship Abana (Br); bark Prudente (Ital). NORFOLK, Aprit 18—Salled, achrs Nellie M Snow, Snow, and Stowell Sherman, Snow, Providence. 19th—Sailed, schr Emily Mf Naylor, Fisher (from Curde- . Philadelphin, having repaired. EWBURYPORT, April 21—Owing to the NE stor vailing and the heavy sea upon the bar there huve bi arrivals or departures for Loy a) two days. NEW _BEVFORD, April 20—Sailed, sehr Joseph Hay. Butler, Newcustle, Del, to toad for Wareham. NEWPORT, Aprit 2O—Arrived, schr Whistler, Ke Taunton tor New York. NEW LONDON, April 20—Arrivea, schrs Mary Emma, ana Laura & Marion, Banuor for New York, Natled—chrs Chief, and Kate Callahan, Now York. Sune: HAVEN, April 20—Arrived, sehr E M Reed, Kelsey, altimore, ORIENT, Lt, April 13—Sailed, schr Wm Bement, Hama, Richmond. Va, PORT GAMBLE, April 13—Sailed, bark Victor, for Hon- olula. PASCAGOULA, April 16—Arrived, schrs Geo Peab: dy, Demetrio, New Orleans tor Vera Cruz; Clara Merrick, Ire- ransas Pass, ed—Burk Gazelle (Ger), Aucker, Brem: Day (ir), Chute, do h—Arrived,’ barks Sirius August Withelmse: n0 sehr G F Jorgensen, Dakor unker st Thomay. nrod—Ships India, (ius), Wadman, Liverpool; Tam- elven (Nor), Winsues, Clyde; bark Pi (Swe), brand, London, Arrived, burks Kolos (Nor),’ Milling, London; Jas sr), Barnard, Savannah; schr Bevhlor, Malony, bork ‘Clewred—Ship Siroces (Br), Robertson, Newcast James Cobb, small. Rio Jaaeiro, PHILADELPHIA, April 21—Arrived, steamers Allen- Mills, Portsmouth; AO Stimers, Warren, New Yo ‘Laura Maria (Ger), schorst, Antwerp; schrs Sandal phon, Torbert, 3t Joh R: WL Abvott, Ludiam, Charles. ton; M H Rand. Kuamey, Trinidad; Avon, K Higboe, Koston, amers Agnes. tony Mi Harttor mouth ; brig Sauua Manday, tigua; The Star, Warnock, H Kocklnna; Sidi Somerset; Morris, Duteb, Boston; Bessie Morrix, Corson, Gouceste J&L Bryan,’ Lee, Boston; Leon Hunter, Somers, Ne buryport; Reading RR No 35, MeDevett, Mystic Bridge: 8 L Simmor Ri Geer, Andorsen, cich, Gibraltar (both for orders) lor, Shaw, Wilmington, Ni L A-Rommel, Jef. Boston; Maria Adelaide, Kent, Providence. ‘Suiled—steamers Roi Catharine Whiting, Vindicator, and Avnes. Luwrs, Del, April 2l—Arrived, bark Charlotte (Ger), Steen, Hamburg: secures L 8 Burns, Crosby, Segue for or- dere: LD n, Crowrll, Cuibarien, do. Sailed—Bark Aniie MeNairn (Br), Pictou; brig T J Merryman, Lecraw (trom st Jago), New York; sehr Georgi+ ete, Now York. ‘Steamer Vennsylvania, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, passed in the Capes at tl PM. POSTLAND, april 19-—Arrivod, bark Tatay, Pettis, Bos- ton; sebrs E.G Willard, onton, Philavelphie; Brambali, Hamilton, New York. 20th —Sailed, brig Ernestine and sehr Florence Doan dee #toamer Sarmatian (Br), Arid, Liverpool via wlifax, Poe tsMOUTH, Apa 20—Sailed, schrs Sallie B. Bate- man Philadelohin: J & D Cranmer, Martin, Konnebee, to iu th + lower harbor. PROVIDENCE, Aprii 20—Arrived, steaners Defiance, kt, Philadelphia; Tonawanda, Sherman, do. Keiow—Scbr James Marti Sailed—schrs Mary Snow, Rieh, Virginia: FE E Syives- eweomb, doy Riley, Riley, Hoboken: Hannah Blackman, Arnold: Win F Burden dams; Loduskia, Tre. worgy. and Minquas, Phillips, New York, KICHMOND, April 9—suiled, scl’ Joseph W Allen, Chase, New York jared not suiled)—Barks Norah, Hall, Rio Janetro; Ca- Biqn (Bey, Cox, Bai BKOCKLAND. April Arrived, schrs I.aconia, Crockett, Y zhiboat, Wood, and Defianee, Thorndixe, do; Fleetwing, Kenton, do; Ada Am load ive for Texan, and both anche Cc Alien, Halumor sailed ‘ne Orewon, Melvin, New York. FRANCISCO, April 1¥—Areived, soip Anibal Pinto (Chil), Bouts, Coronel; ark Cyane, Perriman, Chara- perico. Sailed—Ship Eldorado, Hayden, Seattle; bark Tidal Wave, Reynolds. son, 19th =Arrive Lafrants, Valparaiso, 20th sailed den siute (Bes, Kempo, Liverpool. Qist—Arrived, stoamer China, Cobb, Panaua, Valiant, Nickerson, New York, jed—stesmer Oceanic (Bri, Parcell, Hong Kong via alo Parravut, Wilbne, April 21—-Arvived, bark Carl Georg (Ger), fe he (Be, De Silva, Liverpool; Nickerson, New York; prt 15—Arrived, brig Sophia Cook ‘ jw York, SALEM, Aprii 19—Arrived, brig BW Cochran Wins'sor tor New York; schrs das Holmes, Rider, Kil for Rondunt; Cusco Lodye, Pierce, Portinnd for New York. TACOMA, April 13 Arrived, shin Alex MeNeil, Sproul, San Franciseo vin Port Townsend. Sailed—snip Dishing Wave, Nlekels, San Francisco; bark kn Angasta William: VINEYARD HAVEN, ‘Apri 20—Arrived, xehrs Mary Oliver, and Luey' J K ler, m1 Virginin for on; Henry Adoibert, Mexdy, Georvetown, DU, for Portinnd ; + Jameson, Campbell, Windsor, Ns. for Richmond, Va; J J Spencer, Haskell, Round Pond, M Wood's Hole; Flora A Newcomb, Eaton, Salem for Vir. ginia, Sulied—Stenmer Hadi; brigs British Queen (Br), Alartc Be) ; eehrs Hambarg, Klien Morrison, WK Green, Mayle (ir). Sluegte Masters (Br), WILMINGTON, NG, April 19—Arrived, echr Mary Au- gusta, Holt, Boothbay for Savan nat, Cioured—schr Faunie W Johnston, Onten, Vhiladelphia, 2ist—Arrived, bark Hermann Helmrics (Ger), Koch, Ant- wai ISTERLY, Apel 20—Sailed, sehr Susan B Nesn, Brown, New York. WICKFO“D, April 19—Sailed, sches Peerless, Smith, and Jobn Manlove. Halleck, Naw York, YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, ae. —FOR SALE; IRON AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS, Mteambouts for day or night routes; large and small ia Yachts, Tus. pretehs Eropeliers, Ferrybouts, £c. i FREDERICK ©. DT, 1 South: William st. NOPRENGH NAVAL OFFICER AND GENTLE- of considerable experience, speaking several lan- gunzes, wishes the position of captain or sailing master of first clase yacht; no objection to yo foreiga: can turpish lass reference from shinowners ip York ana rview address SAILOK, box 135 Herald Abe tie MOST DESIRABLE YACUTS FOR SALE or charter are in the bands of MANNING'S Yacht Agency. 318 Broadway, The Yi ing Circular, distributed gravuitously, coutnius descriptions and prices, STEAM YACHT, CAPABLE OF ACUOMMODATIN ted. S. BRIGGS, Bae oye a “| 90 FOOT CABIN YACUT FOR SALE G E Apit w W, 1 UOaNETE, Slt st, North Rivet oe HO t West 5th st (\AWIN SLOOP YaChT FOR SALE—LENGTH FORTY Caer nen hendsome und complete; prise @aadn. We Be, box 1,157 Post office, OR SALE OR CHARTER—SIDEWHEE, Brena Mtora 90 fect 20190 fort long, draughts trom 32 inches (o 33 feet. Apply to WM. oH. HAZAKD, Jr., 62 Marrison st., corner West. 1OR S\LE—A DOUBLE END STEAM FERRY BOAT, 85 fees long, incomplete running order, nearly new; will geil ni a sacrifice, Address H. W. BASHFORD, Youkers, Fe* SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SIDE-WHEEL dteambont, 50 foet long. draws 32 inches of water, nice enbin; will carry 100 passengers; boiler tested for 150 pounds, cold water pressuze, by United states inspectors: double engine, worked by the pilot; everything now: been running five months, suitable for # ferry or route; uw picture of the boat can be seen Line Steambont office, pior 49 North Ri Address box 73 Post office, West Troy, N. ¥ -PROPELLER TUG HARTE gines from 14x14 to 21x2), Hehe dealt also d Salling Yachts, Apply to WM. HAZARD, Jr, wt. corner West. OO SALE, CHEAP, SEVEN SAIL BOATS, FROM er long. Apply to PETER KUEK, Jr., 276 New York, LE—Y¥ AC RENEA, 22X9 FEET: CAT RIG or jiv and mainsail: fast, hand-om nd in complete ore der, Apres Post office box 1,091 or apply a+ 80) Broud. a 6 West 10th st. OR SALE—A RHODE ISLAND, CENTRE BOARD, cat rigued Boat, about 25x10; has roomy cabin, is thst, in good order and weil found. Address box 1,171, Post office, Providence, K, 1. OR BALM OR CHARTER-SIDEWHEEL PASSEN- ze° Steamboats, with or without State Rooms, for invide side routes. Apply to WM. H. HAZARD, Jr., 62 json st., corner W Ol SALE—CENTRE-BOARD SLOOP YACHT; length, 57 feet, 18 feet beam: completely furnished an full inventory; has just beon overhauled and put in perfect order: no ugents need apply, Address RED CROSS, Post office box 2,245 New York, it SALE OR CHARTRR—SCHOONER YACHT; ct unsurpassed fF puwenger accommodation. Ap* okie (OR SALE OR CHARTER—SIDEWHEEL PASSEN: ger Steumbout, 170 feet lonz: newly furnished and painted. Apply to WM. H. HAZARD, Jr. 62 Hi corner West. NPR 7s FEET LONG To in depth. Ay to A. CA! SMITH, 51 West 10th st rey OR SALE—25X year old Yacht, st. Brooklyn. Appl. OR SALE—AT at., South Brooklyn; and Steam Yachte. COUNTERSTERN, FAST, aflout nt Boseh's, foot Court ho Inrgest number of Cabin, Open. WELL KNOWN OPEN SLOOP ; 23.8. 11.6 beam, Can be seen foot Owner as 782 11th av., from 6 te 2 P.M. {OR SALE AND CHARTER—SIDEWHEEL STEAM. Dats, freight Propellers, steam and sail Yachts, Launches, ‘ugboats, Ferryboats, stenm Canai Boats, stern: wheel Steumboats. GEORGE F. PLYMER, 39 South st, ROW AND SAIL BOATS, NEW AND wanted. in exchanye tor linproved eal worth st, Brooklyn, y ORTH STAR, NEW York Yacht Club. For particulars apply to A. TAYLOK, LAT KEEL INLATURE YACHTS, STBAMBOATS, ENGINES, Fittings, ike., by the late Fitch, tor sale at sacrifice. 59 Bond. Pe 7 NEW AND SECON for sale, cheap. in Bt. JAM 6 XTEAMBOATS AND BAKGES FOR SALE AND TO ter for excursion; one side-wheel Steamboat. 110 feet Tong; dratt, 3 feet 6 Inches: large carrsing eupycity. E, H. COFFIN, ext st PAR AND BRIGHT WOOD COATING—¥OR PRO tecting, preserving and beautifying the «pars and bright wood work on yachts, vestels, & Cs el oad & STEVENS, WANTE. State. Particulars 175 Broadway, basement. wy farce YACHT, 70 TO 100 FEET loux, in good order and well found, to exchange tor City Proper KALLAY, Aadress, Farm nour city, or improve 211 Montague ing mit particulars, J. Brooklyn. TAS D—A STEAM YACHT, OR GOOD TUG, FOR Brooklyn real estate, rented R &., box 142 Herald oft TANTED—A_ PROPELLER TUG BOAT, ABOUT 18 inch cylinder; must be in good order in eve: spect. Address, with name of boat, giving all particulars, also stating lowest cush price (none others noticed) STEAM- TUG, Herald otic MISCELLANEOUS. wi TVORCES QUIETLY IN ANY STATIS PAY WHEN DVuivorced; advice free. AMERICAN LAW AGENCY, stor Ho Dive’ (CES-LEGAL EVERYWHERE, SPEEDILY obtained without publicity. No advance payt 48. + EDEMICR KING, Lat 6 St. Mark's place. I Dineen 33 LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW. YORK Staten without publicity ; ndviee free: pay NEW YORK LAW AGENCY, 265 Bri YATI'S “A. B.” LIFE BALSAM, THE OLD FAW. fl hus, during the past 30 years, made over DX) grow cu rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, scrot- Pury it; sold by druggists; semt "by express every- + $6 50 for half «dozen, HYaTT & HYATT, 246 Grand st.. Now York. ARE AND FANCY WOODS FOR AMATEURS, un unequalled vuriety, together with books of elegant de- fine. ‘Send three cent stump tor latest catalogue and price st. Liberal discount to wholesale buyers. GEORGE W, READ & CO., 200 Lewis st., corner 6th st., Hast River, New York. = ——— a I PIRECTURY FOR ADVERTISERS, HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1.265 BROADWAY.— or DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECSPTLON OF ERIISKMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. TS—4tn PaGe—1st, 2d, 3d and 4th cols, ASTROLL 17rn PaGk—6th col, BILLIARDS—2p Pack -6th cot. BOARDERS WANTKD- VaGr—1st, 2d, 3d and 4th cols, and 19TH Page ~3d and 4th co! BOARD AND LUDG WANTED-3p Page—4tb col, BUAKD—l9tn Pace—4th col, paodttl Jorn, Page eh col, BROOKLYN REAL BSTATE FOR SALE—Sra Pace—1st and 2d cols., and 10TH Pack~ st and 2d cols. BUSINESS OPPOKTUNITIES—13tn Paar, BUSINESS NOTICKS—1itn Pagr—vth col, CITY KEAL ES'ATE FOR SALE—Sta Page—Ist col., aad 1TH Page—1st col. CLERKS AND SALESMIN—151u Pacr—Sd and 4th cols, und 2p Page—0th col. OCLOTHING=zb Pace—6th col, COACHMEN AND GAKDENERS—15ta Pace—4th col, d 2b Pagk—vth col. COAST WISE STEAMSHIPS—19tm Page—6th col. COPARTNERSHIPS—13TH Pags. COUNTRY BOARD—3p Pack—4th and 5th cols,, and 19m Pack—Sth col. DANCING ACADEMIES—41n Pace—6th col. DENTISTRY —19ta Pack—6th col, DKY GOUDS— 2d, 3d, 4th, Sth and 6th cols, wud 20Tu Pagk—Iist, 2d 4th and Sth cols. DWELLING HUUSEs TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN. FURNISHED—161n Pack 24, 3d and 4h evla, and _., 18th PaGk—2d and 3A cols. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—191TH PaGR—Sth and Oth cols, EXCHANGE—2p Pace -6th col. 1G\5—197n FagK—6tn col. FINANCIAL—13t0 Pace. FINE FOR Fr AKIS—13tu Pace —Gth col. KR SALKE—2p Pace— id umd 3d cols, URNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— 10rn Facn.-4th und Sth cols,, and 187 Page—Sd, 4th nd Sth col PURNITU RE—1711 HELP WASTEO—! and 2 5th col. HELP WANTED—MALES—15tu Pace—4th col., and 2p Pack—itn col. HORSKs, CARRIAGES, &C.—1774 Pace—2d, 34 and 4th col HOTELS —10rH Pack=4th and Sth cols. HOUSES, KOUMS, &0, WANTED—3p Pacs—€th col, AMUSEM AGE—5Sth and 6th cols. MALES—l5tn Page—2d and 3d cols, and ‘AGK—Uth col. INSTKUCTION—ttn Pagk—Oth gol, JERSEY CILY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER- GEN RAL BSTATE FOR SALE—Srat Page—3d col, nd 1H col. LOSS \ND FOUND 171m Pagk—1at col, MACHINERY—201n Page ~6ch col. MAKBLE MAN TtLso—17 tn Pace ~ 6th col, MATKIMONIAL —z0Tn Pacu—6th col, MEDICAL—17tu Pack - 6th col, MILL ace AND DRESSMAKING—20m Page—Sth and COL. MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—14ta Paca— M M NEW PU BLICATIONS—1itn Pacr—6th col, VYERRONAL—1st Pa at col. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.—41n Pacemtth and Sth 8, 131 Page—sth col, AL SLIUATIONS WANTED—PEMALES— | 4 PAGk—2d cul., and 20 PagK—Sth col. | OUT OF ‘THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO) Stn Pack—3d, 4th and 5th cols, and 19TH | ‘und 3d col 1¥ TO LXCHANGE—Sta Page—Sth wd 10TH Pac ~Bd col, REAL LSTATECWANTED - Sta Pace—6th col., and 10rm | Pack—3d col, RELIGIOUS NOTICES—Ist Pag: RANTS =2 Pagn—6th cok 17tH Page SALES AT AUCTION SPECIAL NOTICES=171n Pac SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C.—17tu Page—2d col. STORAGE -.131H PAacn—Gth col. SUMMER RESORTS—3p Pace—Oth cols, and 10Tu Pace+ Sth col, THK TRADES—151u Paca—4th col. and 2p Pacr—Oth To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—101H Pagel nd 2d cols. and 18tH Pace—Ist and 2d cols, TRAVELLERS GUIDE—191H Pack—6th col, UNFURNISIIED ROOMS AND APARTMENY'S TO Eats 16Tn Pace—Sth and Oth cols; 18TH Paaw—Sth i Sth coin, Lat col. WANTED T CHASE—41H Pagk—6th col. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e.—4rn Pack—6th col. WESICUESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE O8 TO LET—Srn Vagr—2d and 3d cols, | WHITESTONE PROPERTY FUR SALE OR TO LET# Stit_PaGR—3d col, | WINES, LIQUORS, & YACHTS, STEAMBOA’ 2p Pacr—8th col. 3s, 60—1éta Psgn-Oth col,