The New York Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1877, Page 12

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, _1877+TRIPLE SHEET. : LIFE INSURANCE LITIGATION. FLEETWOOD PARK. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 24, 1877. | Seren senate conan, Gaeta, Sve | wee We tent ee Sa a pee niten 1p ell th her stanchions aud bulwarks, and was otherwise damaged ohuson Pawtacket; Uri: hd javer: MR. ORACE THE CONTINENTAL'S RECEIVER— | OPENING OF THE TROTTING SEASON—VICTOR ABRIVALS, ton made for Norfolx where she arr on the cemign Sage atte WHAT ME, WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER SAYS OF HIM. Its generally believed that William R. Grace will ‘be retained ag receiver, and that 1t would be injurious to the interests of the policy holders of the Continental it he should be set aside to make room for 4 new ap- pointee, in view of the fact especially that be bas slready mastered all the difficulties of tbe situation, He is now the receiver of the cumpany for New Jersey. and bas begun several suits im various parts of the country on bebaif of the policy holders, which would in all probability be damaged to some extent by beimg handed over to a new party who would have to make himeelf tem/liar by weeks of labor ‘with their intricacies before being “ble to prosecute properly. Mr, William Allen Butler, 10 his able report ‘as referee, a portion of which was published in yester- @ay’s Hxratv, gives convincing proof that it would be to the best interests of the policy holders that Mr. Grace should be retained as receiver. Mr. Butlor says sbat upon the examination made and the ovidence ad- auced by him he found that the assets in the hands of the present receiver, Mr, William I. Grace, are sale, ‘und that they have been thus tar, and, jo lis judgment, ‘will, go long as Mr. Grace is continued in office, be prop- erly and judiciously managed; that the trust reposed im bim will be fathfally executed; that he has col Mmenced numerous and important actions to enfe the rights of the policy holders, which it was bury 10 commence witbout delay, and which we his (Mr, Butler's) judgment, properly brought and t to be prosecuted, and that Mr. Grace is engaged Jn the active and serviceable discharge of the duties of his office in a manner which will secure to the policy holders for distribution at the earliest possible mo- ment, and from time to time, all that cun be realized from the assets and from the enforcement of existing other part of his report Mr. Butler says:— resent receiver cannot be expected from choice risk, a struggle as to his wit coepted in aid of the policy holders aud under the sanction and at the request of the Court exercising its jurisdiction, when invoked on their behal!, for the purpose of securing their rights, Bo far as the receiver 1s personally affected 1 might ‘well recommend him to ask to be relieved trom a trust beset with such embarrassment, But his pos- session is that of the Coort of which hois an officer, and his trust relates to property of the policy holders who are entitled to the protection of the Court. If their interests are to be regarded as of primary importance their property 1s now under safe and competent inan- ent, and on their benall it may properly be urged ir interests will manifestly be best subserved if ‘that th the title of the present receiver and the acts done by ppointment in the 80 as not only to ceasity or inducement for tarther litigation title, but also to avoid any controversy or Interest Xpense to the fund atten $s transfer to a new receiver, It is very plain in ‘view of theso suggestions aud convictions of the fit- ness of Mr. Grace as receiver of the company #0 tersely expressed by Mr. Butler, that it would be a decided injury to the policy holders to put a now man au bis place at the present crisis of the company’s affairs, tis rumored, however, that eflorts are being exerted by a certain clique to put some person in his Jace Who will better sudserve interests that are, if not Inimical at loust, not advantageous to the policy "a, whose hopes ir mone; D were made light by the appolotment of Mr. pissed atching with a jealous eye every move made to deprive them of their rights, REPUDIATING A POLICY. About a week since therc appeared in the Heratpa report of the suit pending in the Supreme Court, in this city, between Mrs, Alice Chamberlin aud the American National lite and trust Company'of Hart- ford, The suit isto recover on a policy on the life of Mrs, Chamberlin’s deceased husband for $10,000. The eriginal insurance was in the National Liie Insurance Company of New York, but that company, getting into the hands of a receiver in 18° its assets were trans- ferred to the defendant in this case, by which the original policies, includiag Mrs Chamberlin’s, re- insured, ‘To Mrs, Chamborlin’s complaint this were re- insuring company (which has itself since transferred its assets to a company in Wasbington) made {rode that they bad been induced to reimsure er policy by misrepresentations as to the nature and amount of the assets of the company in which she was originally reinsured, and us soon became aware ‘of that fact they repudiated ail those reinsured policies, including bers, and do now repudiate them. ut note withstanding sucb alleged repudiation, of which Mrs. Chamberlin had no notice, they continued to take her premiums, These premiums, the answer says, have been kept in a separate or trust fund for tbe benefit of the policy holders. A motion was made be- Jore Judge Donohue, yesterday, on the part of dirs. berlin, for jeagment on the defendant’s ansi br the ground that it 1s itivoious. ‘This motion Jadge has denied, thus ing the cause to take th fasual course of trial, THE STATE CAPITAL, Aupayy, April 24, 1877. Mr, Woodin next moved to recomimut with instruc. Slons to strike out the appropriation of $25,000 tor the support and maintenance of juvenile delinquents at the New York Catholic Protectory. Mr. Gerard said he bad heard from many sources that tbis institution Is of bigh character and great uselulness, and if this Appropriation ig to be used for the purpose stated it fame within the constitution. Mr. Bixby said it cared lor none others than those committed by the officers of She law. Mr. Harris said he understood that the in- Btitution did not receive juvenile delinquents as within the meaning of the constiiution. ‘The chiidren taken were those committed jor idleness and vagrancy, but when the President of the institution was belore the Financial Committee he was asked if they received those convicted of felony or crime, and he said they did not. This was what he (Mr. Harris) thought was the meaning of the term “juvenile delinquents.” Reading trom the Laws of 1847 in substantiatico of bis view, he said that by law algjuvenile dennquents must ent either to the House of Refuge tor Juveoue Delnquents on Randall’s Island or to the Westera House of Refuge at Rochester. He did not speak against the instituven or its work; it was doing a noble work, but it was’ not wor and did not appeal to our sympathies, ir, Hammond said he would be glad to vote tor this @ppropriation 11 1s wero evident that it was forthe pport of juvenile delinquents; but it appears that by jaw they cannot recvive that class of persons, He read from the charter of the instituuon, showing the pur- poses of its incorporation and the laws tor the com- — of juvenile delinquents Thiet, he thought, was rely constitutional question and he must be ‘0 ded with that view, The motion to sirike out was lost. THE DEAP MUTK INSTITUTION. Mr. Woodin moved to reconsider the vote by which tho appropriation in favor of the deat mute institution at Rome was refused, Carried. The motion to ap- Propriate was thea put and adunted, The bill was recommitied and retained in the order of third reading, to be resumed this evening. RANDALL'S AND WARD'S ISLANDS, Mr. Prinee introduced a bill to change the bulkhead Jines of Randall’s anda Ward's islands, und to prevent the creation of a nuisance by filling in the area between the buikbead lines, It authorizes the Board of Police ol New York city to cause the street cleaning materiul to be deposited in the waters of Little Hell Gate to within one toot of the taco of said waters at high tide, und the area so filled to be immediately covered with cleaw ashes and clear, sound celiar earth or sand to tae depth of two feet above tide water. THE CANALS—TIMK FOR OFENING THEM. Io the Assembly the during the first two ve opening of the canals and the question of high or low tolls, Mr, Baker suid it was generaliy understoo slong tue line of the canal tha Bot open the canals to ow 20th of ‘nd he, therefore, offered a resolution calling on the Auditor to state "what obstacles are in abe way of opening the canals by tne Stu of May. Mr. ‘Alvord thought the canals couid be opened to-day. and there was no good reason for delay. ‘be resolution ‘was adopted, Subsequently the Speaker presented the fuilowing communication trom the Auditor:— Oanat. Deranturnt, April 24, 1877, Anwerebly :— muniention of the Assembl: ject calling for comment Sion. Gronce B. Stoan, sin—in. reply to the’ co this date I bex to state tha ty opening the juts on the a date Be Heopecttully, HIGH OR LOW TOLLS? lock the House went into 1d continued tbe consideration of the reso- the rate of canal tol The question ou the motion of Mr. Messrs, Welsh and Gere spoke tu favor ining. jt We BcHUYERIE, Auditor, pending was tolls of 1876, of bigh tolls, 80 28 to make the canals seil-sus Sheldon spoke in favor of low toils. fmyainat tolls so low tb: tax has to be laid on the peor plo to moet canal deficiencies. Alvord spoke in favor ‘of having the tolls put at the lowest possiblo point under the constitution, Grabam spoke tn favor of bb tolls ‘be committee then reported progress, aud the final vote was ordered to be taken to-morrow at twelve u’ciock, ae CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGATION. Atsistant Solicitor Robertson, ot the Treasury, ar rived at New York yesterday and spent some time with Collector Arthur, Mr. Robertson is oue of the Commissioners appoiuted vy Secretary Sherman in copnection with Mr. lurnure, of the firm of Moscs bin {td Co, of this city, to i wees te the system of ting aflairs at t! Naval Office apd Ap} Department. Robertson and Turnure also bad a meeting at which a pia ‘of operation was talked about, but no definite line Of action nas been ugreed upon. As son us the third Commissioner ie appointed t rk inquiry commence. iumor hud it yesterday that ex-Minister Seba dev will be elected to complete the commission. | surgeons that he was dying. ns Was the discussion of the | st to adupt tue | Sloan spoke | AND SLEEPY JAKE THE WINNERS, The trotting season in the Now York circu ope! at Fleetwood Park yesterday. ‘Tho introductory events were not for large sums, but the attendance was of that character to impress the visitor that much of the Interest so long manifested in trotting trials of speed amoug the enthusiastic lovers of the horse in ibis section still exists, and, if the signs of the times rather than diminish, Fleetwood shows the handi- work of Mr, Gates H, Barnard, member of the Atlantic District Board of Appeals, who has been induced to assume the mauagement of the Park for the second season, Everything about the grounds has @ tidy Jook, though the few days of pleasant weather we bave had required particularly active work to reach this satisfactory point, The touch of summer in the atmosphere caused the Park to look especially attractive, The track for the season was very fine, showing that it has received much attention, Among the rules which l’resident Barnard bas caused to be posted at the Park are the appended, which de- mand attention as showing how he will conduct part of his business duriag the present season, The frst refers to match races or sweepstakes and All partion making matches or swoep 4 to be trotted ‘Teetwood track will be required to deposit their for- stakes with Gutes I. Barnard, president, one day, felt omitting Sunday, betore the event is to come of. ‘The second regulation is of more importance to the general visitor, It is as follows: — The officers und employes on duty nt Fleetwood Park will observe the tollowing orders and see that they are strictly entorced ung | erated ntlemanly or disrespecttul language will be tol- ‘azrants or notorious persous allowed in the park. ersou allowed to climb over or under any of the lences enclosing or Wividing any part of the grounds, but must pass through the regular gaten, erson allowed to stand on the seats in the Grand sta No grooms allowed to stand in front of the club house during @ ruce. ‘two matches were onthe card—the firat between John Murphy’s gray gelding Victor, in harness, and W. Lovell’s bay gelding Barney Kelly, to wagon, mile heats, best three in five, for $200; and W. Gallagher's vay geld- mg Sleepy Juke and Mr, Van Valkenburg’s brown geld- ing Brown Frank, mile heats, best three in five, to wagons, for $200, Victor was favorite in the first race and Sleepy Jake in the second, ‘The favorites won in both instunces, SUMKAKIES. Fixewoop Park—Tnorrinc—Tuesda: Matcn $200; mile heats, best threo in fi April 24.— John Murphy's g. g. Victor (in harness) Wey Va 5 W, Lovell’s b, g. Barney Kelly (to wagon 223 TIME. Quarter, Half. Mile, First heat 7 1:2134 24d Second heat. ‘Third heat, 3 Me Samz Day.—Match 200," mile heats, best three in five, to wagons. W, Gallagher's b, g. Sleepy Jake... 111 Mr, Van Valkenbargh’s br. g, Brown Frank... 2 2 2 TIMk, Half, 1 Quarter, 2 43% 1 « 4545 te First heat, WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB, Mayor Ely bas assured the committee of the West- minater Kennel Ciub that the ordinance recently passed by the Board of Aldermen relating to a dog tax will be inoperative as far as dogs intended for exnibi- tion at the bench show to bo held at Gilmore's Gar- den on the 8th, 9th and 10th prox, are concerned. ‘Although the bome entries do not close uutil to- night, the number received is far in excess of the ut- most limit looked for by theclub when they took the matter in hand, KELLY’S CHALLENGE To rax Epiror oy Tak HERALD:— ‘So long as Professor Miller was not pressed to stake his money he was willing, nay, even boasted that he wanted to enter the lists with me. Now he says he cannot do it, because he 18 connected with an athletic club. Athletes, as a general rule, favor gympastics of all kinds, and tho fact that he falls back upoa so poor and filmsy a protext proves that he is afraid to meet me. To give Dim another chance, | renew my offer to meet him in a glove contest for $1,000 a side, at any place he may name, six weeks after he bas put up his money. I will deposit my $1,000 with the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company either Weduesday or Thurs- day next. If be doos not accept this I repeat my pre- vious advice to him to cease issuing challenges, P. J. KELLY. TRAGEDY IN BROOKLYN. TO MILLER. 4 MAN SHOOTS A POLICE OFFICER AND IS MORTALLY WOUNDED BX ANOTHER POLICE- MAN, A tragedy occurred in South Brooklyn last night, in which two men were wounded, one slightly and the other mortally, under circumstances of a painful char- acter. About ten o’clock, while patrolman John Mur. tha, of the Third precinct police, was on duty on Hicks street, he was summoned by a citizen to go to the fonement house, No. 659 Henry street, wheroa disturbance was going on, The oMcer repaired to the place indicated by bis informant, and upon entering # ing apartment on the second floor he found a stout, heavy looking mau choking a woman who was lying on a bed. The tongue of the victim was protrud- tng from her mouth, and OMcer Murtha hastening to ber rescue seized the fellow ond caused him to release his bold on her. The fellow then seized a double barrelled shotgun which was in the corner of tho room, and, pointing it at Murtha, caused hii to beat a procipitate retreat from the premises, On Teaching the sidewalk Murtha rapped for assistance, and Officer Rogers, of the same precinct, replied thereto. The two patrolmen then re-entered the Apartments from which Murtha had been driven, ogera going in advance. No sooner had the latter crossed the threshold, however, than the infu- Tiated occupant of ‘the place’ discharged the contents of one barre! of the gun «at him. The shot entered Rogers’ left arm, inflicting a painful but not gerous wound, Murtha theo in sell-defence, fired a shot from his revolver at the would-be assassin, tue ball striking the man in the right temple and pene- trating the brain. The tenants in the house then cume upon the scene and it was ascertained that the man’s pame was Aptonio Lox. An ambulance was called und Lox was removed to the Long Island College Hospital, where he remained in an unconscious condition up to an early when it was the opinion of the Lox is about forty years Ofage, and a blacksmith by occapavion, Patrolman Murtha, who has an exccllont reputation as an officer, repaired to the Butler stroct station house immedi hour this morning, alter tbe shooting, and, handing his pistol to Captain Leavy, stated the particulars of the occurrence. Officer Ri sent to the hospital, where his EWS oc EAN SI EAMERS. DATRS OF DEPARTURE FROM NKW YORK FOR THR MONTHS OF APRIL AN SHIPPING N MAY. 4 Bowliny ¢ 61 Broadwa: 7 Bowling Green Broudway City of Berlin Broudway Weser Howling Greeo {Bowling Green L]20 Hroadwa: 14 Bowling Green 4) Broadway 61 Broudway | 7 Broadway | Gity at v Liverpool..|15 Broadway | Exype Liverpool. .|69 Broadway | Bulivia Glasgow. 117 Bowling Gr Bremen... 2 Bowling ( Britannle Alsatia 1 72 Brondway 161 Broadway 7 Bowling Green State of N Friaia, Humbura | Londen Utopliyse. ) Cty of Riel mind Liverpool, Roem. ...... Bremen Auchoria. Engiand, 72 Rroadway Broadway State Gs 2 Broadway Su of aholebagt | May Broadway | Wyoming... ..¢/June 14. iLiverpoo!, Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY SUN AND MOUS, M10 WATER, | Sun rises 5 06 | Gov, Island... mora 6 25 Sun set Sandy Hook,,.morn 6 40 Moon cos, «morn 8 20 HERALD YACHT WeATHER OBSER- VATIONS. morn 3 47 | Heil Gate, a, }, Bar Arrit 1877. yThers | Deg. es or i 56 NWI) ned | SBPORTED BY THE are not altogether wide of the mark, will increase ; BERALD STEAM YACHTS AUD EBRALD 1B TELEGRAPH LIXE ‘teamor Abvesinia (Br), M le gn Agel t astown 13th, "with "mdse Fa my ong rancklya. or Elysla (Br). aise ppegy April 8, via Malifex, with iadae a0 rs to Henderson Brox: Sesser Bolivia (Br), Siualis Glasgow April Ii via slo- ville 14th, ith ‘radse ‘and coe vo : nderson Bros. 20, a andr paste an Allan Line steamer Steamer San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah April 21, with mdse and passer, eo Yonue. Hieamer Churlerton, Lockwood, Charleston Apsil to Jas W Quintard & Co. Doane, Wilmington, NC, 3 days, Point and Old Dominion Lawrence, Richmond, md passengers to Ul hin Compa Hecta (of Muitiaud, NS), Gonld. Liverpool Mareh 22, via Bhelvourae, NB, 6 days, Im ballast to Gerhard & rower. Neumann, Stettin March 25, In bal- Edstrom, Pernambuco 40 days, jaye & ('d. Crossed the Equator ‘aprit 19, during “w_thick fog, went I Barnegat (as velore reported), and zot omtath, A. ‘sistance from louse Wrecking Co. brig in B Gove, MModamen, a ae at cays, via Delaware ase) to reugwater, with sugar to 'C whe Loud, April 10, off Hatteras, bad a heavy 22 hours; flooded cabin and stove alle; JB Lenke, first mate, NE pale, easting + durin; ale in whieb cay Jibboom and iain ing 22 hours, et stewed by stoumntug iS Santord from Dela- trestle tr of Ly ware Broak Achy Blecta (of Charlotistown, PET, Pattie, Georgetown, PEI, 10 days, with potatoes to Perkins & Job. ‘Schr Florence N fower, Adams, Brunswick, Ga, 8 days, with lumber to Il W Load & Go. Sehr 1, A awards, Miller, Shalt to A Abb oie AG ireland. Townsend, Richmond, Va, Ser A i Huetburt, Grin ia! Schr Samuel, . Wood, Schr Join «i Wrigbi, Seu Sei Ellie Bodino, Somers, Virviuia, Jones. Virginia in ballast ton 6 day: re a CI Balt Schr Harmony, Collins, Portland ta ‘aap, with timber to ‘Wim Parks & Co; veusel to © L. Hatch. Steamer Canima (Br), trom Bermadi Til 22, had a stron; 80, Ton. 69 45, i and found henge for tore Feported), dismaste nt the second ‘and fourm I, m0 fant and took Bar'fa'tow and brought ber to this pors, 6 fresh gule blow- fig from NW and high sea at the Umer stove bout whilo getting her on hoard. ag- Bark Pacific (Nor), which was anchored in the lower bay, came up to the city 34th, AM. PASSED THROUGR HELL GATK, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Neptune, Berry, Beston for New York. Steamer City of New Bediord, Fish, New Bedford tor New York. enmer Galatea, Walden. Providence for New Yor. wi ae Kate © (Br), Guptill, Graud Menan for New or Schr Harriet Chase (Br), New York. Bebr ‘Mary Standish, g'ns, Windsor, NS, ior New York. sehr WH Muiller, Patervon, St Joha, NB, for Now York. Sprung aleak off Peuodscott Bay, and pat into Portland tor A ‘St John, NB, for New York, ett, which ar- tland for New York. Jhatham for New Yor«, ee for Kondout. iwe. “riche Sarah C Whorf, Whort, Gloucester for » Southern Gshing cruise. hr het cen Nickerson, Gloucester for a South- bin, oredr Vinciniae wburgens Rockport tor New York. Sehr Edith Uorley, Corley, Rookport for a Southern fish- west Benjamin English, Chase, New Bedtora fur New Se Bedtord for New York kin, Nantucket for New ‘York, roll, Landing for New Alfred F Howe, Ellis, Warren, RI, for New York. Sehr Xebec. Shropshire, rovidenes for New Y m H Bowen, Jackson, ’rovidence for New York. Schr Clara rtchester Bene Miante siti, sui “den Cove for New lon BOUND EAST. Steamer Glaucus, Bearse. New York for Boston. Steamer Albatross, Davi York for Fal! River. x Yorm tor New London jorw xe Guiding Star (Br), Sanford, New York for Canning, Lewis, New type for Windsor, NS. for Winterport, M New York for Portsmouth, 8. Schr Venture (Br) Schr Laura A, Buriin, ame, New York for Boston. Rebr Kescue, Ken, lly, Now York for New Bedtord, Sehr Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, New York for Warren, RI. Schr Thistle, , Pensacolu vin New York tor New Have Sehr Sarah Bruen, C Schr Helen M. Hen, Hoboken for Boston. , Ward, Hoboken for Providen Sehr Sainuel Oswald, French, New York for Providence. Schr Thos Potter, Handy, W ‘ken for New Bedford, Schr Franklin Pere ‘THieworthy, Weehawken for New Lond ‘Sehr Maria L Halt, Lawrence, Troy tor Middletown, Senr D B Everett, Hicks, Port Johnson for Bath, Sehr Julien Nelson, Howe, Port Johnson tor Boston, Schr £liza Pharo, Watson, Port Johnson tor New Bed- = rd. ‘Schr Pennsylvania, Burlingame, Port Johnson for New Bedtord, Sehr Minquas, Phiilins, Bort Johnson fur Providence Schr Elias Ross, Lewis, Port Jobnson for Providene Schr John Warren, McGar, Port Johnson for Provi Schr BF Woolsey, ‘Tirrell, Port Johnson for Newpor Sehr Black Diamond, Sinith, dence. Behr Helen, Stoers, Amboy for Apponaug. Schr Peter Ritter, Kelsey, Amboy for Portiand, Ct, Schr Bola Peck, Avery. Amboy tor Stonington Sarah A Reed, Arnold, Philadelphia for Saybrook. Clio Chileott, Fullerton, Neweustle, Del, tor Uar- rt. Port Johnson for Provi- Jas Phelps, Rockwell, Virginia for Now Haven, Jed from Whitestone, LI, AM, sehr Louisa A Orr, from New York for St Johns, N¥. CLEARED, Steamer Wisconsin (Br), Forsyth, talverpool via Queens town—Willlams & Guion. ‘Steamer Acton (Br). Young, Autwerp—J 8 Tucker & Co. jeumor Secret (Br), Davison, Montreal, &c—A K Outer bridge. enmer Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich. ~Old Dominion Steamship O er Agne: the Thiladelpbia—Bogert & Morgan, er Ann ichards, Philadelphia—) ax Hund, Boston—1s # Dimock. ee Gieaenn Bon Sunrise, Clarke, Anjer for orders—Vernon H Brown » San FranciscoSutton & & Co, Ship Annie M Smull, Pack ‘0, Ship Friedlander, Morrison, San Fraucisco—Simonson & Ship WJ Lewis (Br). Dodd, Quebec—Boya & Hincken. Bark Ogir (Nor), Kozb, Padang and Java—Kunch, Kdye body, Willis & Paieuvich, Queenstown or vo. Bark Albuera (Br), Harris, London— Co, Bark Grad Karlovac, Falmouth for orders-- Bi c Mark Doris Kexholt, Hone, Bremen—Jobn Zittlosen. Bark Sosterk (Nor), Aim, Bahia--Benham & Boyesou, _ierk Sam Shepherd (Br), Duciee, Cientuegos—J M Avi- cis Enrico (Aus), Franen, Cork for orders—Stocovich & line Lauro Cavaco (Ital), Lauro, Lisbon—Lauro, Storey il (Br), Endicott, Babia—Geo I Bulle: erate (iit), Grant, Domerara--D Rt DeWolf & Hrie Tnni hte a Sieig Ruby, Neal, Port Spain (Trinidad) —D Trowbridge & Wo, Hig Baloar, Smith, Kingston, Ju—Lenyeratt £ Co, Sehr Win MeLoow, Roxers, st Mure, che WJ Hamilton, Milis: Nassau, NY b bes rrott P Wright, Cropper. Nassau, N?P—B J Wen- ern & Sehr ! Ks Harris, Hudson, Governor's Harbor—B J Wen- bery & ¢ nthe Mary Louise, MeConneli, Harber Grace, NP—Ger hard & Bri ir. Sehr Venture (Br), Hatfeld, rar —() W Bertaux. Sehr Guiding Star (Br), sundtord, ning, NS<—C W Bertanx. Sehr Malanta (Br), Ross, Cornwallis, NS—C W wus. elie Astra (Br), Huut, St stephens, NB—? 1 Nevius & Son. Hohr Hee Lion (Br), M. John, NB—A T Honey. uth Amboy—C Ip Hatel, ir Kate Newman, usmouth, W Load ie He ry B Gib artin, Martin, boston-—Singht & Petty. ley, Dennisport—Deane & Gott. Gibson, 3 Senr Annie Chase, Doyle Sloop Fred Brown, Hall, Provideace—H W Jackson & “Sloop Unity, Dewick, New Haven—Perguson & Wood, SALLED, Steamers Wisconsin (Isr) : Wyanoke, Kietimon Yokohama an brigs Malear, A t Ts me el Draper (Ital), Grbratvas Kingston George Burnham, Matunsas, © OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE, Newrort, April 24, 1877. aswell, from New York for Narragansett Pier, with askes, sunk off the latter place this AM, owing to her pumps giving out, Ifthe sea remains calm she can be saved: otherwise she will be a total loss, She lies in four Sehr Justice, XC Watson (of St John, NB). Starkey, from Phite delphia tor Hulifwx, which went ashore Sunday night on the Sow and igs Keet, has been hayied off by revenue cutter Samuel Dexter and towed into N dford, One thousand bushels corn was obliged to be discharged first, Will make temporary repairs. MARITIME MISCELLANY. a For damage to vessels ut Galveston during a hurri- yesterday,see general news columns Sur ‘Tesewy' om Savannah for Liverpoot (hetore reported), was abandoned April 19, Bank Minna (Ger) put into Nortolk april’ 2 ks which Lett Darien 3 29 and lon fon the oth i by hich shipped non her port Quinlan, Cornwallis, NS, for wes, Del, was hove off, vat hor long ort rete bbe has to pass through a anx Onpnecs (Nor), from Baltimore for Hamburg. be- sorprpotiog agen inns Sovtly ate, tat Xo BS moned. a Ank Luict Rucgmro ived at Fortress Monroe sountered « heavy fal Al — cargo, and lost gallant mast. Brie Saran & Emma, weather the ont: is Shain ion 78, He hoard J DH. pagans (Sw), before Be ‘s below Barnegat Inlet, wat terday by the Const ‘Wreeking ¢ HK Waarton (Br), Whi with sugar and mola ‘ihe Tit int, in} the second office overboard. Brig Peeces Hincxiny, den: for Dela whieh put Into Wey West April I leaky, re- sumed her voyage Sonn Many W Hurrrn—Mr Denver. who was put on board sehr Mery & Hupper trom schr M K Rawley to der ely hanging by the hea vantieal. fastraments and charts had been taken ates wile (who was the captain's sister) when she maade sail ana about 40 miles: about 15 the MK Rawles. ‘The Monded for Winwtogton, then bearing 5’ the'next moruine made. Frying Pan Tehisbip, miles distant. #. when Tauled the gale still i Pat "parted. mal mainboom and caf all To asteon the. Fath shipped 9 and filled decks ayd w Mlwarks to free Wises Sunday. rating, wet the Jib and water © to ent “tho 15th, waather for the Ini ‘and hawser; the next day hoisted a Signal of distress, and an unwnown. schooner came to them, waded but could ronder'no assistuace, having lost hor boat. be laid by all night. Same night the pumps cave out, ar hatches and commenced bailing. but gained Rie, Inehos in. having about 2 feet of water in At 9 u'eluck on the 17th echr Geo 8 Marts fell in hem and took them to Vineyard Haven, as before re- Sonn Frona E McDonap, from Pensacola tor Hoxton, which was spoken 15th inst with loss of sails, &e, at Vine- pconnjared © evelono ing which lost part of pankarboom, Jibboom, outer fib, sprang aleak and had xt ono time 7 feet of water in the hold: had three men disabl-«, one of them, George Hunt, of Portiand, who fell {rom aloft. RCOMANNRT, of Fairhaven, Capt Crapo (hefore re- wan wrecked In the Gulf of Cariaco, Carribean Ses, y On the 20th « whale was taken, making 22 bbls of oil, and the next day in going up the gull passed a whale and herealf, and anbsequently Dut nbout to secure the whale, b fow, minutes past midnight struck on» eth from id, Alt hands took fiving jib ores ts. 14 and was valued with outfits fully Insured in the Atlantic Ofti Rm Cuas H Kettxy, from Cardenas for Wilmington inking condition, Crew to Jackson Calais, M aa 24! suited’ ‘rom Brickaport. Scar Wit.ow Hane, Norton, from Boston for Port Jeffer- before reported annk by colliding with steamer ruck on starboard side neur the fore riuging, sdee, The crew had I. w cutting her harely time to oxcape iieireluthing, “he schoouer filled immediately an over om her side. She was saken in tow byt! bt when abont two milos ENE, of C ted paving only © part, of ul rolled: collision. site to the sehooner and attemp! coxsful and will go to her bulit at Port Jefferson in 185 Sonr Fraxk & Emity, McCobb, from Rockport for W' on, NO; sunk nthe ale of ihe 14th Inst. The er ed of four men, who ara supposed to be lor captain was ploked up after helng in the water 24 hours by xchr Flora Woodhouse and taken to Jacksonville. The F & was built in 1865 and halled from E was 135 tone regist Colunbia, Me. Sour Rona B Tartox, fram shilndelphin West for Pensacola (before reported) April 18 on Santa Rosa Island, 9 mi and has bilged, m8 P Haut, at Fell Rivar from Brunewick. Ga, er, perienced very heavy jed away foresail and part Rideck Inad of lumbers and received other damage to vessel and rigging. i ‘of Penancola bar, Scur W from Jacksonville for Bath, hefore revorted ashore at Del, will, with her cai pine lumber, be sold by anc t Lewes, April So. Senn Wu April 11 for having lost some spars and jn a amor Rusiand xn vont, April 23—l1 8 steamer Datay, Captain y ro adjusted the outer buoy no that the ‘The chain hefore was foo long, and t y April 19—Capt Sewal! Cobb, who has the con- tract for raising the Nor Langet, enpsized by the tornado, expects in wer & Bruce's al April 24—The ice blockade at Cape Rouge has and the channel is now clear. myanp HaveN, April 23: port from Savannah for Boston, reports on April 55, lon 78 10, shea up a topgallantmast, with topen! anit royal yards, salle and rigging axtached: length of top- gallant yar dof royal yard 22 feet; sails Suck frovm Mount Vernon Mills; Gant gaskets ennvas, swith white border and rod centre Schr Allce B. before reported leaking, is discharging cargo, and will haul on the marine railway for repairs. NOTICE TO ‘TO MARINERS. ‘The spar buoys, set tor the the St ee and Fae bren’, The yr buoy in tt Inland Narrows and the second ate can bnoy on the re ag Island Ledge have been replaced. black spar buey has been set near the “Drums,” besween Gott'a Teinnd and Duck Titand, entrance to Blue Hill Bay and Southwest Harhor, Mt Desert tr HENRY F PIC Lighthouse Inspector, First vahiet. Poxrtiaxn, Me, April 20. mer, have been placed in Cuancestox, April 24—The lightship has been placed in position on Frying Pan Shoul. SPOKEN. Je, Wright, from rom Philadelphia for Key Wes, lon Rehr 1 April 1: OUR CABLE “SHIPPING NEWS Axrweepr, April 23—Arrived, barks Edwin Reed, Higgins, San Francisco; 24th, Joseph Baker, Ryder, Montevideo; Bernhards (tier), Zarnott, Pascagoula, Bristow, April 23—Arrived, barks Arcadia (Br), Ander- son, Pensacola; Utile (Ital), Massa, Philadelphia, Bevast, April 24—Arrived, bark Ingolt (Nor). Knudsen, Baltimore, Bantry, April 24—Arrived, brig Laura # (Br), Sherwood, St Jon, NB. Brouwersnaven, April 23-Arrived, ship C B Hazeltine, Gilkey, New 01 for Rotterdam; bark Maria (Ger). Kraeft, Dar! Burak, April 21—Sailed, bark Nystad (Nor), Christian- sen, North America; 24th, ships Gustave & Oscar (Ge Hartmann, New York; Guldregen (Nor), Knudi Quebec: bark Elinor (Nor), Thornsen, New Brunswick. Corenxster, April 23—Arrived, bark Victoria (Nor), Hel mer, Baltimore, Camiz, April 18—Arrived, bark Eme San Francisco (and sailed for Marseille Salled sbous April 23, brig J Williams (Br), Williams. Boston; Wesley & Seymour (Br), Southergreen, do Fanwoutn, April 2 Lombard, Point Lob: Fronss—Arrived, bark Henry A Burnham, Raynor, Bos- ton, Gvovensren, April 23—Arriv dresen, Baltimore. Guuasny, April 24—Salled, bark Augustina Kepetto (Ital), Autoin, New York. Giascow, April 24—Arrived, steamer Acadia New York. Geo, April 2! (Now York, Hutt, Apri |, bark Elieser (Nor),Gun- Craig, Sailed, bark Ligure (Ital), Consigliere, —Sailed, bark Oblio (Ital), Truseo, United hip Auna Camp, Garduer, Baltimore. Hamscno, April 23—Arrived, bark Mary A Myrshall (Br) ‘Tacker, Philadelohia; 24th, ship Stratford (Nor), Nelisen, Pensacola. Eulalia (Swe), Bergstram, Baltimore; Margaretha (( Muller, New York, Hantinoxx, April 22—Arrived, bark Hevilus (Dateh), Ehoff, Darien, Mii n, do, Amalia (Itul), Landanza, d jssippl (Nor), ig Bonito (Br), Marphy, Baltimore; 24th, bark Ephraim Williams, Keon, Mobile, Livenroot, April 23—Arrived, shins Ardeniea (Br), Rob- ertso Ben Nevis (Br), Uttoway, Mobile Resord (Br), Dulziel, Peosacoia; Anglo-American (Br), Jordan, New Ori brig Hilding (Nor), Ellingson, Wil- 24th, ships Remington (Br), Mouro, San Dape Sable (Br), Page. do; barks Brimiga (Br), Barker, Darien: Dagmar (Nor), Haavi arleston; Unity (Br), Bulmer, Darien; Aphrodite (Br), Bass, Philadelphia, Sailed 24th, er Istrian (Ir), Fitt, Boston. Loxpox, April 23—Arrived, ship Resoue (Br), Veasie, Pensacola; 241h, bark Kong Carl (Nor), Housken, New York. ‘Also avrived 24th, bark Najaden (Swe), Carleen, Pensa- cola. Lisnox, April 18—Sailed, bark Francisco Gargatlo (Ital), Lauro, New York, Port Enizaser! Greenish, Beston, Vont Natat, March 8—Arrived, bark Success (Nor), Olsen, New York. QuxeNsrown, April 28—Arrived, barks Jan (Rus), Philadelphia; Onseo (Br), Sun Francisco; Coltic (Br), Gloadelt, and City of Kiehmond jew York lor Liverpool (and both proceeded) bark West York (Br), from Astoria, 0, Srockmota, April 18—Arrived, ship John Bertram (Nor), Roed, New York. ‘Trieste, April 21—Arrived, bark Ricardo IIT (Ital), Cas tellano, New York. March 22—Sailed, bark J A Bro Arrived ato United Kingdom port April 24, bark Mary Bowen (Br), MeFarren, Bull River, FOREIGN 1 PORTS. Benuopa, a for Barcelona Tn port Apri ae for coat Fee asa ary sta Ping . ‘Pascago Enli, ‘New Brienne f “Dawenana ir ule for ‘Canary, ot atk cote April 1a— Arrived. steamers Castil nell, do: Robt eatin ports baree North Caroling (Bry. for asia Reindeer. Decker, for New York; brivs wood (Bi Daylight, Gibson, ior do; Kultimore, arrived 21st York: schrs Xenec (Br). brook, for Balt NB. Du ore; Thetis (Bes, ‘Sonrke from St Job 11th. ord, ie Western Belle, Fish, stauile: 20th, Edward a Picer 1), English, from in neo 8. Yostor., for Ne for do; Vineyard, Mt O'Brien, Axtoria. va poe ‘March 20, ship Mystic Belle, Plammer, for New fork, Idi, Havana April 23—Arrived, steamer Columbus, Reed, New York. Monte: brig Henry P Dewey, Smith, 5: Buenos Ayres) Sailed, Ingersoll Buenos Ayres) fi w Yore; 12th, ship Pacilic, povorson, Tal: mouth; brig Sally Brown. Small, Buenos Ayres. Tu port March 13. bark Ella, Matthews, for New York. Point-a-Prere, March 25—In port from Georzetown, SC, areiy Rio Jaxeino, April 21~ Belle (Br), Gusdner, New York: Yamoydon, Tobey, Bal Maroh deArei NSW. StJouns, NF, At nses, Christiansand b 28, the Kittie Flockin ‘April 24 —Arrived pr ‘ork, NB "April 21—Arrived, ship Hamburg, Jor- schr Nellie Doe, Trask, previously. barks Fai ved, bark Haydn Brown, Have- trom ——. iousty, brig Gratia arrived S4sh. sohrs Agne. Currier, Van Wart, and GF ‘Anrit Lyais. Goude Cleured 24th, xe! Vauencta, April 6—Arri York. Yowouama, March 6—Snil erpool; 1» Murphy, penny Li iar, Teel fry, Glusxow. ed. brig Tartar (Ger), Kaemene (from Hong Kong), Sun Francisco, having repaired. AMERIOAN _ PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, April 23—Arrived, atoamer E C Knight, New York. BO! rs AC ne it 2p arrived, brig Nobo Br). Lew! hs, teulsdatphin: EH Furber, Kent, Wee awe : Lune, Lune, Baltimor A Burtlets 5, Bontlets, Philadelphia. Bolo 1 Curtis, Baltimore for Salem; schr J W Prut from Cadiz; Kate Miller, Van Saut, from Clearod Steamer Wm Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore; bark La Pianta, Gower, coast of Africa ‘brig H F Rieb, € sey, Bergaaey schra F ir Odorione, Crowell, Geornelont; Do, le Komnabacs Het ie M Crowell, Crowell, do via do. vBALTIA ORE, Apiit 24 2 arrive steamers Price, Wilmingtor ‘Sea Gull, Marshman, Charl Josephine Themneon, Mos Roanoke River; Wm Cra (Br), McDonald, Londo: heey > bama, Roxs, vee Isle nchra Mary C Arnold, Arno ton: HO Bunker maw, York; Rugales, Below—Burk Marie (Ger), Brummer, from Bremen; brig Lie Charlie (Br), from West Indies Cleared—Steamers Austrian (Br), Wale, Liverpool via wit ‘Stewart, Forse Halifax; FW Bran Providence ; ship barks Hoffaung Ge Gerl Kelmor, Newry: Muriel (Br i 3, own Nordonskjold, (Nor. teal), Garzalo, Que: doy Mariner GB (Nor, Sorensen, Londor Boston; Mary C Arnold, Ai MeClellan, Taylor St Johins, “Pi ach, Antwerp; Amicitia (Nor Nicholson, Cork; Antonset: i Erna hedged Ephraim & Ni mndonderry ;, sohrs., Addie B Bacon, old, New Have ane , McLain, Bridgeport; Eliza Magee, Magee, Provi- ‘Sailed—Ship David Siewart: Dodero, and Edwin; brig Aquidnec! BATH Apr Z Mi Phliadelphie. JESTON a ‘Woodhull, + Colpel (BP). Shi il Si Emerron, Weymouth; Geo DARIEN, ee Abordorey; Marietta jew York; Falcon, f Vraie, Sharp, Bark Depa (He), Penurth’ Roads; schrs & R barks Chioggla, Marina Merrill, Now York. led, achr E O Ketchum, 24—Arrived, stoamers city of Kirby, Baltimore; aw, Havana, Baltimore. P Hallock, Sharret, New York. April 20—Cleared, barks Glenalvon (Br), Rich- (Swe), Overgaurd, West Hartle- PO OBLAWARE Plath April 24—In port, schrs Thom Booz, Somers, Gray, from New” York, lo: 18, PeEDGARTOWN, April 22—Arrived, schrv Nautilas Danvorsport; Olive Baltimore for York for Bath; Idaho, Jam: ples, lex, Johnston; eee i Fran i FORTRESS MONROE, New York Bussiere (ital, ipa ares lor ordi RIVER, Al Brunt sR GRSONVILLE, april honee i New You Loud, M ir Ri “LUisRG. Fee ioe Balled, Baron ret ( me Virgini ostun, loading coal; Adeha Corson, Samuel MeM joston: America, do for Cardenas), Delaware April 24 24—Arrived, shi ‘Trade Wind, ading grain—both for Eastern Fuck. eson, do for Boston; Ira'D iN my, and tor Ipswich : George K Preseott, Port ere He Lig rriv rived, schr S P Hall, Smith, Avery, Tuct April 24—Ai see Mtsesliany): POLOUCRSTIN J "April 24—aArrived, bark John C Smith, 24—Arrived, schr Flora Wood 1 April, 34—Sailed, brig Perces Ilinekley, ie ‘Broukwater. . Md, via New for sebr Olive ‘branch, Smith, New Owego, Anderso: Von Pallandt Von Rosen Kotterdam. 8 Resolve (Nor), Barth, Amsterdam; Mar- i ya HON, ‘Apel a rrived, schr Ella F Long, from MARBLEHEAD, April 18—Arrived, schr Agnes, Hodg- don, Priladelpi NEW Ol LEAN, Apel Arrived, Passes, 24th: Bordeaux, BEDFORD, Apr o WD Mangam, Oh Beckett, New _Ruiled, —Bebre Kelley, Nex hase, ary ni, Beso, dot ‘artour Borie, do, vie ibe eets rt; Josoph aitledsc Schr ¢ arger,, ley, do; Jonat ‘Also sailed, schrs Jas Nickerson, New York; Electra alley. Smith, Phi Passed up the bay, wehirs ida, mer ‘Knickerbocke bark (Ans) Taraboehia, Qu ‘Krrived 21st bark, Constai New gn rived, sehr. ‘Joha H White, 24—Arrived, steamer City of Ki maple, Xow York; Kuhiken, Bremen. Ha voldt (Fr), Dussarzet, 2—Arrived schrs Constitation, , Weehawken ; Imozen Diverty, Gandy, Port John- New York; Hannah ¥ Brown, Dayton, Fhiladelphia; .M Benj Enelish, Chase, ‘do; nue, phinney, do: Angler, ‘combs, do; 8 8 Smith, Snow, Marsh, Brown, Rondont, ore for Warebain teen Hattie M aii tot Philadel. ord, Upencere Ainbc oy Woeds, Phiindelphi "New York: Elm City, Ki i ‘Ada Herbert, Allen, eo4 ir, Kelly, aud Minnesota, Perry, Jese Murdock, Slocun delphia ha LS arn 5 Aad ‘eaxer, Facemire, do for da; m Hlackstoni few 901 NEWPO! sen, “April Providence. ‘Also sebrs Para; lantic, Coombs, 1, Thompson, Hall, do. for Marr, Neweustle, Del, for di Also «chr Ma Frances, (and sailed 25 seth tas ion, a Mill: Scranton. ew Hedford for den eal! iver for en. dd arrived, sobes Lama Bling Ross, Lewis, P take, Rebec Hawkins, Pav wort; aloops Chas’ Lyne ew York. SPORT TOWN Morrison, Sam PULLADELT fre Leland, Sé K 24th ~ Aretv Beverly, AValine steamers H Henman, rd, eli ‘Smit! er isco C Mazuraniel Kiensle, Dilks, Pawtuckes: Wiler, Wharton, rt drew Joluson, Applegat 0 arelsburg. SEW, New Yori Hieo Bremen (Wer). Lalts, ton: ders (and sailed for P Brig AU Titeomd, frot ‘on account of hend winds. Satled—Barks Wit (Swed), for Now York it, 3 April Whiting, Herding, Vitiadelpbia; ry i, £ 1 Oak! Hey. Norm nm, dos mm do tor Pawtucket; Pldcidue: own, 1.4.0 Burdett, a April 15—. € a rs Addie 4% Warner, rr Babcock, and Georgio Clark. Bartlett, Bos New York; New York: Padre Franctn pete, Agontes Hambur n, Dickinson, Mataiizus: Reading. Colburn, Boston; Juntat Harri Ke mnie rid ‘ottingham, Steelman, do: b & 8 Bro sche Jennie Nidaieton, Whittaker, inde:phia). Matanaas for New York, put back York for do. —Arrived, sebrs D W Saunders, Mott, Port Johnson; Mury Isabel, Smith, New York m, Shate, Savannah for Fall River, At- ‘ort Johnson for do: Julia Baker, Baker, Newburg fo do; Casper Lawson, Crow! te, Fall Hiver for Perth Amboy ew York; 3 Ap- ‘ew Bedford: Blackstor eu, Goldthwaite, Port dM Johnson, Connors, for Deunigport; yw York tur Chatham; Sarah w Bedford: Charies i ‘Morse, jy. (and sit sailed 2540). Bulger, Portland tur Baltimore Ie, Tillotson, Frovideuce for Fil atsor Somerset for Port Jefferson; 2 yes. Baker, do for New I Hmish, Baldwin, and [then wed for de Miner, Philadel) © L Covering, ance tlaskall, and Ser, Hes tline, French, from Philadelphia; boy for Wareham ; Samuel L for Warren, OF Amboy for Taunton; Sallie for do. Ii River and New York, wanee, Sawyer, nas; Three Sisters, Bai Kling Moore, Lewis, iogers, Weohawkens Hartot & in; Fashion, Benton, Elizabeth Lynch, Kiagstom; Gem, Jones, ‘Acrived, bark Orezou, John, Equator, rn barks Jon : na. Robinson, do; Wake, Budd, do Portiand; George, Avery, Rogers, eu, do; 8 it Thomas, Arnold, mifliza A Andorwon, Cla, Portiund, sburg. Worth Norfolk, Fora, ne fh, Hast Braintree, Ellie wuight, MeCreary, New Fro {Ital}, Canevari, rh (Ane) -Medanien, Bris AM Le 101 President ree B Halt, 8 Fi ak rth, Portsmouth; G do, d—Steamer 9 Fille Kalght, Juniata, Norfolk, Read- ibs, phia; ‘Thaxter, Bos- ‘atancas for or. jen: brig AD}: (Br), Gral ts, Pillaw rion, Matannas. jardenas. 2U—Arrived, eteamer Catharine Alice, Rogers, Vir- ra ‘Gandy, dice,’ Hockhilt, ‘Gudues Marcus L Ward, Gretiem, Blin Alfred Brabraok, Berry, from Georgetown, john pea es Se ey » ce p sores Annhe on} Burton, Te: Picco, and wth A Warlord ig ie rhof, eo bad vA Lament. felts Hacl Aon ven gm j3 Sprague, Port Johnson; ANCISCO. Apt rer ed, bi Conte. sea vat Dhaee wed Lethe Acetalan Tieton W" Alma: Honolulu: tisrle Williams, Ross, ‘Seattle: Flt Freeper brig Tulle M Avery. from Guutern ce Wit, ship Josephs, Hogers, Callwo and Cork: sche Fannie t Tite: have ntABHOK, April Tb-Atrived, bark Gen Cobb, McDon- raucis “Salled fee hare Vainnraizo (Nic), Valpa NNAH, April 24—Arrived, steam Ga. Jacinto, rks Hlermod (Nor), Ke : George (Ger). Stoeber, Charleston (a * Hareht, son, Brunswic! niswick. Sailed—sbip Lady Dufferin (Br), Liverpool; bark Ellen oe Hutton, Doboy. Sappho, from Florida, bound N, Tybee Bee arse South RSET, April 21—Arrived, schr 2 W Godfre; Shropshire, New York. 22—Arrived, schrs Fan le, Riley. do; MI W iit” Brown’ it ba rang 3s we New v for Son Douglass, Hoboken for Bristol; Foun, from. Elisa: rt for Pawtucket: Ril Wilson, Clark, Newburg. for La A oe my, Now York ft do: Hertha, wburg for dor Hae, Lyneh, Am oF, New ¥ x Tor'do? Joba Bulelr’ Hannan, are April 23—Arrived, brig Edith Hal, Perth Amboy for’ Portland; schrs L&M Knowles, Harrington, Ruzua for Boston; N I Skinner, Thresher, Kate V Aitken, Brower, Philudelphia; C Jameson, Jume- ? Kaimar, Colboth and Harp, Bl a Sheph KR M Brookings, Brown, and Olive, Port Johnson for do: R@ Raker, (me South ‘Amboy for Portland: A Hammond, Golathwaite, Port Johnson for do; Maggie Todd, Norwood, and ‘Alvarado, Witham, do for Gandy, and J B Allen, Randal, Ho- it Joseph Onkes, Smith, Hast Harbor, Lf, Jobuson, Phillipaport for’ do} Newbn Gov Co for Ba py May. Walls, Sesh hawken t, Hohoxsn for Yarmouth, ‘Me. Panne fanny pn be et i. a for my Fork, 4 Keine (Br), Baxter, in eyard Souud—! Calout! bit fram New York for fangor: sete Ruth Ht uker, Hallett, ated ark Jonny A q ; llams, Knos B Phillips, © W any, ae Tthereil Mary D Eis Olt 8 geen A Custer, Frank Leu. ‘inma Heather, ne : Branch and 7 FO GB); roe Brat Domonye TLAINGTON, NC." ‘Apel 24 ured, bark Porsete wee April St aeri ; w York to load toe Now Havens ene PaLICKFORD, ‘April 22—Arrived, sehr Bortha, Conover, 8 WARREN, April 22—Arrived, sehr Jas English, Barker, Hoboken. Salled--Schr RG Whildin, He th, Philadelphia, "&C. us f YACHTS. Warten, ‘tO CHARTER-A STEAM LIGHTER “OF STEAMBOATS, wbout 150 tons carrying capacity; order and ha a bolstiaw eng ust be in perfect derrick and hoisting engine; also housed on ox 204 Herald office. Diveinea without: Day ‘No advance payments. moana KING, Lawyer, 0 Ste Mark's place, Qfrictar List OF THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, 1877. WHICH TOOK PLACE APRIL 18, EEEEEESEEESSER geebbebecbecteeete AG APPROXIMATION No. Drive. Na. rit 1:5301., $1000 13305,. $1000 13310., 3306...1000 9025, N7...1000 10 13304,..1000 13908... 1000 besides the above prizes, all numbers ending iu9 are em titled to 100 pesos. NEXT DRAWING MAY 1877. M. Ae MARTINEZ & G0;, Banke Wall Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bougue and 9 sid, Drafts on Havana issued, DILES! leech Dr. BROWN'S HERBAL 0 RIES aro guaranteed to cure any case ot piles that can be found im the United States, A sample box of these Sup: Ponitories will be sent free by mail to any safferer on OINTMENT SUPPOSITO- iu i” Koru Hq er pric Bevo! bit fkbes gROWN, ° { Grands! eet uae 3 ; ; q 1