The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1877, Page 14

. - By-Mr. Harris, (rom the Finance Committee—Fa ’ STATE CAPITAL. BERVORMERS IN THE ASSEMBLY—WILLING TO SERVE WITHOUT PAY—SALART GBABBEES aT A PREMIUM, Aupasy, Apri! 28, 1 Money matters receivo great attention in the Legis- Jature uowadays, Seldom bave the ‘bili been so closely scrutinized, Banks and ingurance companies are to be called upon to pay more iaxrea Arrangements may yot be mudce to compel the street raiiroad companies of Now York city to pay up thelr arrears, dithougb these concerne usually get littie in advance of legisiauion, Now we have an attempt tocut Gown the pay of the legigiators themselves. , fu) retorin! When the Stephenson bili toramending the Brook!yn charter wag before the Asserably this morn- Ing quite a young panio was started by the mtroduc- | Mon of concurrent resolution to amend the constitu- luua, section 6, article 3, 0 as to fx the eniarics of members of the Legisiature at $1,000 a session, Instead pi $1,600, as now, Nachtmann Jumped apas though he bad been bidding at an auction sale, and asked to have i made $: This would suit him. Spinola and b collar “riz” immediately. He could not see the wi of paying membora at oll He tueretore wanted , the resulution sent back tothe Committee of Ways and | Means to have !t amended, that berealter members Rbouid verve for love. He was in favor of this to the fast. Mr. Fish auopted a course more pleasing to the country members by proposing that the resolution Bhouid read, ‘salary $1,000 anvually and $4 for each | day of actual attendance.” Progresa was reported, aud | finally Spinola’s no-pay idea was adopted and the | matter referreu back. BUSINESS IN THB SENATE. Business in the Senute may be characterized as mils+ Cellancous, Bills were reported as 1ollows:— vorubly on ihe Assembly Uili authorizing the State Treasurer and other Stale offcers to publish tn the State paper montoly statewents of bauk balances. Alse to provide for the adjustineat and payment of the @eliciency in the State tax arising out of the annexa. tion of the towns of Morrisania, Weat Farms and Sneeridas, Westchester county, to the city of New ‘ork. ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS. Cixcixnati, April 28, 1877, Frod. Starrberg and John Schwarz, notorious coun. | terfeiters, were arrested on Lock street, in this city, Jast night, and eleven moulds. several hundred dollars 4m counterfeit halt dollars, electric batteries, &c., were setae. SMUGGLED OPIUM SEIZED. SAN FRaxcisco, April 28, 1877. ‘Last night rovenue officers seized in the Chinese | Quarter about $1,000 worth of smuggled opium. It was found on the promises of Ye Ho, a prominent Chinese dealer in general merchandise. No cluimant to the property Las appeared. RAILWAY BRIDGE BURNED. Co.umuus, Obi, April 28, 1877. ‘The long bridge of the Columbus, Springfield and Cincinuat: Ratlroad Company over Scioto River, weat | pf this city, wag destroyed by fire this evening, The Joss 13 about ten thousand doliars. 4 MONSTROUS CRIME. Boatox, April 28, 2877. Sam Freeman (colored) committed an indecent as- sault on a girl aged twelve yoare named Barrett while wn ber way bome from school at Lancaster, Mass, which resulted in the death of the vicuin, PEDESTRIANISM. Provipency, R. L, April 28, 1877. Bertha Von Hillern completed at forty-nine minutes past ten to-night her walk of 145 miles tu“ fity hours, with eleven minutes to spare. Her last mile was | made in lim. 12s, The hall was -densely packed and there was great enthusiasin. EASTWARD F REIGHTS. - CuicaGo, April 28, 1877. The managers of Eastern tines of raliroad met here to-day, and, incidentally to other business, Instructed | Areight agents to increase rates on Kastern business on | basis of turty conte to New York for fourth ciass freight This 18 an advance of five cents. DISASTER ON LAKE HURON. Detnor, Apri! 28, 1877. A despatch from Alpena reports that the steamer C, 8. Baldwin, tron laden, is ashore on the ree! near Thun der Bay Light. She is ful) of water, but hes easy, and Bopes arc entertained of saving her. THE HAIL STORM | Ciyciynati, April 28, 1877, Reports indicate that the hail and snow storm of last night and this morning was very general through. out Iowa and !n the greater part of Liinois, The dam- age Was not very great. H NEBRASKA, H SNOW IN Omana, Aprit 28, 1877. | Passengers who arrived from the East this morning report several inches of snow at Avoca and Creston, lowa, It snowed hard here al! this afternoon, but is now clear, ‘The storm ss general ihroughout this sec- ion. MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT, Wan DxPARTKRYT, Orricy OF THX CHIkF SiGNaL OFFICER, Wasiusaros, April 29—1 A, Af. Indications. For New England falling, followed by rising barome- ter, northeast to southeast, shifting at western stations to colder bigh north and west winds, with cloudy and rainy weather. For the Middle Atlantic States, northeast and south- east, shifting to colder northwest winds, with cloudy weather aud rain, followed by rising barometer, and at western stations by clearing weather. For the South Atlantic States, southwest to north. west winds, cloudy weathor with rain areas, falling temperature and rising barometer, fo.lowed by partly cloudy or clearing weather, For the Gulf States, north to west winds, talling temperature, partly cloudy or clearing weather avd rising barometer, preceded in the East Gulf by rain areas and followed by rising temperature at the rorth. western stations, For Tennessce and tho Ohio Valley, rising barometer, falling temperature, north to west winds, with partly cloudy or threatening weather, with occastonal arcas of Tight rain, For tho lake region, rising baromoter, falling tom- perature, northeast to northwest winds, cloudy weather and rain. For the Upper Mississippi aud lower Missouri val- Jeys, rising barometer, cold northeast to northwest _ Winds, cloudy weather, with areas oflight rain or snow, followed by falling barometer, slight rise of temperature ¢ clearing weather and winds at western stations shifting to warmer east and south, ‘The Tennessee and Cumberiand rivers will rive rap- | § idly; \be Lower Missouri will rise slowly. Cautionary nals continue at Smithville, Wilmington, Lookout, Hatioras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk, Cape May, | Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York, New Haven, New London, Newport, Wood's Hole, Boston, Thateher’s Island, Vewego, Rochester, Buflalo, Ene, | Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Vort Huron, Alpena, Grand Beyen, Chicago, Milwaukee, Escanaba and Marquette, aud are ordered for l’ortiaud and Eastport THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. ‘The following record will sbow the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-lour hours, in com- parison wiv the corresponding date of last yoar, as Jodicated by tue thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, Hewatp Builuing :— 1si6, 18 1876. 1877. | oA. ML 3:30 P.M 60 GAM. 53 OP. M. 49 | 9 A. ML 60 e oP. M 43 | Mosse 6t a2 Wh M. 46 ge temperature yesterday seeee Average tomporature for corresponding date last year... F Weekly average. There is a lively renewal of the temperance agita- ton 1m Jorsey City and other parts of Hudson county, Fhe movement embraces gentiemen of every religious flenomination, Oue of the promivent icaders in the @ause informed « HeaaLy reporter yesterday that fhe agitation is not intended to secure total abstinence but to reguiite the of liquor expecially to secure & Within proper restrictions, and due obsorvance of the Sabbath. During the past year 666 licenses w ted tor saloons and restaurants at $26 each and three for juny and taverns at $50" ina of tbe Supply | Wonder. © | Whe Twenty-Gret | sulice in NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APR SUICIDE BY HANGING. Acting Captain Kass, ot the Tenth precinct, wa yea- terday informed by tomates of No. 64 Eldridge street that s boarder named Ernest Burch had remained ta bis room irom the previous eveutng, and that re- peatea kuocks as the door had failed to elicit auy response, On breaking open the door the police j found the man hang:ng by the neck by a smali towel | ed to she tron be ae Life was extinct. The de- ith blood, and the bed- joor were completely satu- raved. % would seem from the position fof the dody wh found that death wi caused by the bursting of a blood vessel and nob by asphyxia. The deceased was about Atty yeare of age and 8 mative of Germany. He was a cigar packer by cect pation bet out of employment No cause could be assigned ior the act ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. ter, residing at No, 579 Firet avenue, jeff house yesterday, bidding bis wite and children fareweil, proceeded to the pier at the foot of East Thirty-third street, and after drinking something ‘rom a vial, jumped trom the dock into the river, Rounds:nan Hayes, of ae cynet, succeeded with difficulty in rescuing hun, He waz taken to Bellevue Hospital, where, 06 being examinee by Dr. Norris, he was | found to de suffering from opium poisoning. His con- dition 18 critical. COWHIDED BY A FEMALE. Some time since: Jennie Curry, of No. 144 Seco @ avenue, had occasion to threaten a relative of hers named Jono Bennett, who resides at No. $5 Ludiow street, Domestic difficulties were the causes of the mis- understanding between them, and Jennie, being ao self-reliant person, gave John to understand that she intended to deal with bim vory summarily—in fact, to cowhide him on sight, Jobn Bennett cluiins to bo ag brave us ordivary mortals, but this threat of Tennte was so 1ull Of hostile significance that he conciaded to invoke the protection of the police and venture upon the thoroughfare which Jennie trequents only while accompanied by a momber of the force. Acting Cap- tain Cass, to whom be made known his dificulct detailed Officer Cronin, who, in citizen's ature, i last = might — followed Bennews through =the aireeta ready to pounce upon any belligerent | female who might present herself, “ None such, | however, appeared till Grand strect was reached, whea Jenuie loomed up with tury in ber eyc# aud a cowhido in her band, She quickiy began applying the !asb, but her ferocity was checked by the timely arrival of the pohceman, who took her to the Kidredge street Station house, DE’ TERMINED ‘TO DIE. Edith Anderson, who receutiy made three desperate attempts at suicide, tricd to escape irom Bellevue Hoepital yesterday, but was not euccesstul, She stated when discovered that the next time she attempts to end her lite she would not tail, Her next attempt, so added, will be to burn herself, having failed to end her life by either water or poison, ROBBING THE CITY HALL. A large number of blank commitments, tax bills, subpenar, also Common Council records and records of Justice Walsh’s court were found yesterday iu the junk shop of Frederick Pulmer, No, 353 Adams street, Brooklyn, Palmer stated that he had bought the Diunks as old paper from George Weir, a young mam who bas been engaged sn assisting the janitor of the Brooklyn City Hall in cleaning the building. Weir was arrested op suspicion of having committed tho Frederick Schade, aged forty-nino years, a carpen- | ad | days, in baliast to H Koop & Co, burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the onber in succession, and can be seen several miles distant, Captains of vessels, upon seerpg thts siznal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship | News Department of the Hunan. 297 Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- | ing w York ean do so dy addrussing to suck vesvols | ewreof Ixuatp news yacht, Pior Nod East River, New | York. Letters received from s parts of the wosld and | promptly delivered. Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY | SUN AND MOOX j HIGH WatzR, 8 01! Gov, Island... morn 9 22 6 54 | Sandy Hook..morn 8 27 Moon rises. 9 40] Hel! Gate....,morn 11 07 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS, ApaiL 25, 1s77. . Yh Ty State of a Hour. [rnehes|'Dez | Wind, Weather “m i SSEM Raining Er itaining ENE! UPousy | PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 28, 1877, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS 4ND HERALD WHITESTONE TELNGRAPA LINK Steamer Mosel (Ger), Neynaber, Bremen April 14 and Southampton 17th, with mdse and 440 passengers to Ovl- richs & Co. April 21, It 49.15, lon 39 28. saw u British burk bound W, showing signals MSGH; 22d, lay 46 23, lon 37 54, spoke bark Aunie Troop (ir), from St Jobn, NH, for Fleet wood. Steamer New Yors, Quick, New Orleans @ days, with mdse and passengers to Bogert & Morgan, Steamer Aivemurle, Gibus, Lewes, Del, with mdse to ine Old Dommnion Steamshin Bark Chattanooga, Fr Padang 121 days, with coffee to VU Brown & Go od Cape of Good Hope F 17, and. crossed the Equator March 24 in lon ¥8 10: Hight SK trades and a succession of gales from lat 26 N Hays N of Hatteras, with strong NE and NW ules: 9 21, lat d 50, ton 2840, spoke bark Arbutus (Bri, from sun Francisco for Queenstown: Apri 14, lat 28, lon 68 80, durin, vy wale from WSW, passed’@ schooner yacht, steeri fouth, under storm ail: 15th, Jat 30 54, lon 7220, ship Lor Lytton ‘Bri, trom Galveston for Liverpool; 22d, las 37 Ol, lon 72, « dorelict schooner, bark Tuisko (der), Von Thaten, Liverpool via ‘Tyboo 53 April 28, while’ coming up the bay. collided with ship Abraham Dincoln (sw), an- chored off Cilitun, receiving some slight damages; the ship lost jibbooin and was ckated some, Bark Geo ll Jenkins (of Yarmouth, NS), Ross, Rotsordam 50 days, with mdse to Fanch, Hdye & Co," Was'7 days N of Hatteras, with strong gales trom NE and NW Bark San Iaigt (tab, Trapani, Castellemare 70 d Passed Gibraltar March 12, Ttat), Crovetto, Trapani 71 aya, with salt to Slocovieh Passed Gibraltar Mareh K Albion (of Liverpool, Ns), Wymun, Rio Janeiro 47 vs, with coffee to LF Brigham; crossed the Equator Murch 23 in tou 30; had moderate weather. Bark Iduho, itichardson, Cienfueyos 14 days, with sugar to Tucker & Lightbourne. Burk Enchantress (Br), MéCarty, Matanzas 14 days, with surar to Gossler & Burk St Hede (Br), Altkenbead, Guantanamo April 5, with sugar tod § Tucker & Co. Brix, Dayheht, Gibson, Demorara April G, with sugar ta L Wt P Armatroug, Was 8 days N of ‘Hatteras with rong northerly winds. Heig Heroert J Ulive (Br), Stowart, Cardenas 12 duys, with sugar to 8 & W Welw; vessel o Neamiell isos. Brig Stella Lodge (Br), Kibby, Guantanamo 22° days, with sugar to Gerhard & Brewer. ‘April. 14, ut 24, ton hada heavy WSW gale, veering to WNW, lasting's day: Jost ‘an ontire suit of suils aud deck flooded with wate 2th, uit Uutteras, hud « Lonvy RSH gala, lastinue 3 doys; was 3 days N of Hatteras witn strong NW and NE gales, Brie Lydia H Cole, Rose, Matanzas April 18, with sugar to Waydell C ‘Schr Mousita (of St John, NB), Willingate, Rio Janciro 50 days, with coffue to E 1) Morgan: crossed’ the Equator March 30, iv ton 995 from at 26bad strong NW and NE Schr Wm Thompson fof Harwich), Doane, Monaca, ton, with salt to or Bark Diret! theft, and Palmer was arrested for receiving stolen property. JERSEY OFFICIALS SWORN IN, Tbe members of the uew Board of Chosen Free- holders of Huason county, N. J., were sworn in at the Court House, in Jersoy City, yesterday, by Judge Koapp, each giving bonds tn $10,000, ‘the new Board 4s composed of the following gonticmen:—James F. W, Mungies, James F, Conroy, Bernard McCarty, Michael Deawond, John McLaughlin, George Somer, Peter Hanck, Joho Bull, Wiliam Cox, Adam J. Rapp, William Frost, Satnuel McBurney, James Curran, ne Paluster, Frederick W. Moller and Timothy Foley. DISORDERLY HOUSES CLOSED. Several disorderly houses in Eldridge and Foreyth Streets were closed last night by Acting Captain Kass, of the Ventb precinct, A large number of arresta | wero made, : OBITUARY, CARDINAL TREVISANTO. A special cable despatch to the Hxnato, trom its Rome correspondent, announces the death, yesterday atternoon, of Cardinal Trevisanto, LITERARY CHiT Scribner's for May is an unusually rich number, It is tne clergymen of England who are at present seTiting of operas and the theatre, Mr. Stoddard contributes a churming Bohemian song to the May Appleton, and Jolin Moran a timely spring refrain, Whittier, Story, Ehzabeth Akers Allen, E. C. Sied- mau und H, W. Longfellow a!l have poems in the May Atlantic, Harper's for May 1s full of good reading and bright with pictures. ‘T. Waittaker has in press a second volume of Dr. Muhlenberg’s papers, compiled by Anne Ayres, CHAT. NEW BOOKS RECEIVED. w Vag. Keeitations and Readings, 0,4) By W! Messra. DI ¢ ) By William New York. & Pitegerald, No, 18 Aun street, The sauitarian and Organ of the Medico-Legal Society Office of pubdiication, No. 82 Nassau (Montuly magazine.) eat. New York. ‘The Chemist's Mai istry, by Henry Mo Nye. 24 Sarray an Room Maguzine. . paper cover.) Th Publishing © Unter npany, No. 171 Duano street, ork, Will It Bet Hy Helen J. Ford, Loring’ Day. (Paper cover.) Loring. puolisner, ¥ Miss Corsou's Cooking Manual, Alcobol ax # Food and Medicine Temperance society and Publication Kugraved Gems House. Third Piace in the History of Art. Messrs. Porter & Coates, Philu- SHIPPING NEWS: OCEAN STEAMERS, OF MAY AND JUNE. Maxwell Sommerville. deipbia. Wyoming . [20 Broadway Abyssinia 4 Bowting Gre Labrador Hrandway Denmark ) Hroadwny Herder. 1 Broadway Broadway Hroudway s ‘oud way |. puiverpool. . 69 Broadway May S.|uiusgow...]7 Bowling ¢ Muy 5.|Bremen...” [2 Bowling May 9. |Liverpool. 14 Bowling ¢ May © [ilavre [55 Broudwa May 10 {Rozterdam.[5v Broadwe Wihelund,, linmbur.. 61 Broudway Britannic Liverpool..[47 Broadway Aisntin tsiaxgow,..17 Bowling ureen Oder Bremen Bowling Green Nevadi Liverpool. | 28 Broaaway Russia Liverpool..14 Bowing Gteen Franee % Havre 3 Broadway State of Nevada. sw Ham: Frisia, ure Vtopis.. Lomton City of Richmond. Civervou Ruein . Bremen Anchoria.. Glasgow... Enginnd,... Liverpool Pereire, Havre Stace of Georg Glnawow.. [72 Keondwny Yormmerunia.... .|Hanbare.,/61 Broadway German’ 24: ]} Liverpool: (137 Krondway H Dakota. ove. |Liverpool, ./29 Broadway State of Ludiana 1 [Glasgow | 172 Brondway Wyoming 2. (Liverpool. . (20 Broadway RNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS LN THB COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE,—Captains or officers of vossels engaged in the coasting and foreign trade observ: | ing the displace mens or removal of sea Laoys are requested to commupicnte the fact to the UERALD, so that it may be brought publicly to the attention of the proper authorities, A letter addressed To tho editor of the HenaLp, New York city." givin as accurately as possible the unmber and post tion of dispineed buoys or the cause of their removal, will Jeunes observed wlong the Atlantic and Pacitic conats of the American Continent. When they are observed on the coast of European conntries of in the Mediterranean it 1s requested that Information be sent either by telegraph or letter to the London oftico of the Nxw Yous Hunaup, 46 Fleet street, London, or to the Paris office, 61 Avenue de VOpera, Paris Where tho telegraph 1s usod despatches may be addressed “Hennett, #6 Fleot strovt, Londou," of “Bennett, 61 Avenue de Opera, Paris.” Where cases of displacernout aro observed {u the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, asin Asiaor Africa, captains May commanteate with us upon reaching the first eonven+ each. The nurn! persons who sold liquor withous a heonse was 271 coniuing We movement to the jes above forth it is likely to Lo attended | wome succoss { for use on board the HunaLn steam yacht, showing while | THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT. —The New Youe | orders—Funels, bd 14 days, with fruit to Wm Douglas; vessel to BJ Wenbery: ‘Sehr Charlie Cobb (ot Rockland), Rudd, Ragged Island, Hon, 13 daya, with sals tog P Brown & Go: vousel to HP Brown & Co, Was8days N of Hatteras with strong NW and NE gales, Sehr Isane Oliver, Pennell, Aux Cayes U7 days, with log. wood to A Nones & Co: versol to Jan is Ward & Co, Was 5 days ¥ of Hatteras, with NE and NW gales, Schr E A De Hart (of Bootn Bay), Farnham, Aquin 16 days. with logwoo {, to A Nones & Co? voasel to JR Staples. Sclir Wave Crest’ (ot Sag Harbor), Winchenbach, Cardenas 12 days, with molasses to BH Howell, son & Co: vessel to GIL Squires. Was 8 days N of Hatteras with strong NW and NE gales, ‘Sehr Annie Bliss (of Thomaston), Pitssimmons, Carde- nag Ti days, with sugar to Snow & Burgers. Sehr H B Gaiftin, MeKenny, Baracoa 12 days, with frait to Gomer & Poarsull ; vessel to BJ Wenbers. Schr deo P Hallock, Sharrott, Charleston 5 days, with lumber to G Rt Risley. sehr WH Kntan, Wooley, Virgint Sebr Rebecea Knight, Leak, Virginia, Senr'T WH White, Smith, Virviuia, Schr MJ Granger, Nelson, Virginia, Sehr M amp, Virginia, Schr Mi Van Dosen, Virginia, sehr Hattie Coombs, Bishop, Virginia, Sehr Caroline tiail, Camp, Virginla. Be Virginia, RN i, Burt, Georgetown, DC. sehr Win B Bridgeport. Sclir Hattie Lollis, Lollis, Baltimore for Sanfordport, Mass. Put in tor @ harbor, Schr Henry Whitney, Shepard, Chrisfield, Md, for Boston. Pat in tor a harbor. Schr Lida Babcock, Babcock, Philadelphia for Boston. Put in for a barbor, Nebr Edwin Post, Austin, with cargo from steamer Rus- land, ashgre at Long Brauch, ‘Schr Meveor, Willlams, with cargo from steamer Rusland, ashore at Long Branch, PASSED THROUGH HELL GaTR, BOUND SOUTH. aStowmer City of Sew Bodiord, Wish, New Bedford for w York. ‘Stenmer Galatea, Walden, Providence for New Yore. Sehr Freddie Ls Porter, Chase, Wentworth, NS, for New rk, che Viola May, Robinson, Windsor, NS, for New York, qagit Bertua J Follows, “Smith, Windior, NH, tor New ‘ork. . Sehr Anna Fry, Smith, Rockland, NB, tor New York, Sehr Chas L Rogers, Mayo Rockport for New York. Selir C Heath, Warren, Muchius lor New York. Schr Emily, Groerty, Elinworth, Mo, for New York, Scene Heury Colo, Chadwick, Plymouth for Baltimore, sehr LA Bontdiian, Johnson boston for Now York. Schr G L Lovell, Be ston tor New York, Schr Marshall Perrin, Packard, Boxton for Now York, yfene Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, ‘Taunton for New ork. Schr Sam Welier, Brockway, New Bedford for New York. sehr Atlantic, Coombs, New Bodtord tor Naw York. Fehr Lanta & Marion, Howes, Salom for New York- sche Istund City, Alien, Glouvestertor New York. Schr Liztie J Jones, “Grif, Gloucester, on a Ssbing eraive. Set Samuel Monson, Monsoa, Gloucoster, on a flsbing cruise. tebr Fanny fLanmer, Wisgins, Nantuc Seber Helen, Perry, Providence tor Nov Bebe Sabon, Wil ovidence for New Yori homus, Craniner, Georgetown, DC, for for New York, aa few York. pp. Providence tor New York, f Hurt, Providence tor New York. Schr Matladium, Byder, Providenees tor New York, Sebr Wm Mullbr, Mrovidence tor New York, Schr D W Sannde Mott. Providence for New York, Sebr Geo Gurne, videuce tor Now York. Schr Boston, Nickersof, Providence for New York. Sehr Sandy Point, Young, Providence tor New York. Behr Fi Tyler, Parker, Pawtucket tor New York, Sehr Imogene Diverty, Gundy, Pawtucket tor New York, Sehr 't P Abell, Hogan, N ort tor New York, Schr Jenuie Koxets, Ito, Millstone Point for New York. Hull, Smith, Portlan ogers, Rogers, * N a Sgt George Gillum, Hamilton, Middletown, C Stor dew oF nelir Lamartine, Smith, / Sehr Franklin w Louden for New York. Sehr A 3 Can Mulberry, New Haven for New Yor! Schr Rodney Puricer, Parker, New Haven tor Baltimore, debe Samuei P Davis, smith, Northport for Now York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Gen Whitney, allot. New York f Scr Marla, Chudwiek, New Vork for Westerye —_ I BELOW. Bark Florence L, Genovar, Simmons, from Matanzas CLEARED, Steamer Baltic (Br), Jeunings, Liverpool via Queen: =RJ Cortis, ity. of Berlin n—John G Dale. Elysian (Br), Mehitehie, er Victoria (Br), You: Weser (Ger), Vou . Stonington for New ¥ (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool London—Henderson Glasyow—Henderson Bros, julow, Bremen via Southamp- elly, Havaun—Wm P Clyde 4 Freeman, Halifus, N35, aud St Jobns, er cil Key West—c Steamer Hudson, Gager, Steamer Morgan C rt Steamer Sau Salvador, Yonee. Steainet Charleston, Lockwood, Charlestou—J W Quintard Nickerson, Savannah—George Doane, Wilmington und Mo: & 0. head mer Old t ud O1d Do er Job Gi Alexandrit——J be Roow Steamer Josephine Dalavit Stenmor Agnes, Smith, Philadelphia—Bogert & Morgan, ‘ner Chesapeake, Manvum ond F Amen Ditney, Hallett, Boston—I ¥ Dimoels Burk Moss Glen (Br), Mebolls, Penarth Roads tor or —Cha M at Bark Ano (sux), Posebich, Cork, Fulmouth or Plymouth Slogovieh & Co. + Hager Norfolte, Clty Point and p Co . Georgetown, DC, via on, Cork or Falmouth—Funch, perio —Edwd Unkart Bark Car) Jounnn (3 yo & Bark Independense 1 Fatmouth for ord Fi Bark Washington (Ital), Drago, Cork or Falmouth Oclund, Cork or Fatmouth for winno (ital) Edye & Vo. Catiero, Cork or Falmouth for Palumbo, Cork or Hark Atten! Benham & i Bb nricksen, Philadelphia—C To , K—Beubain & Boy- 8-3 W Parker then (Nor), Hortensen, Exe oxen Brig Georgina (Br), Burtling, Liverpool, mn LC Winsor, Atwood, Baracoa—B J Wenverg . hr OM Marrett, Reed, Baracon—B J Wenbderg & Co. Sulit Robt Myhan, Doane, Governor's iiurbor—B J Wem ent port This information will be cabled free of charge w berg & © the "enaun and publis | y geht Hudson (Bn), Meine, Hutbor Gress, KP—Perkins & Ba NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VES TERING | °‘schr L A Edwards, Miller, Fernandinn—Ablel Abbott, sehr Ne} Kay. ine, Fie—Warren Crowell, Hewitt, et Augo Haxato bay adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal he Kiewnor, Squires, Georgetown and J’ott Bluf, 3C— ED Hurlbut & Co, + Gut | Brandsuerg, for New Vo j _ Schr Amelia Hearn, Moore, Richmoud, Va—Van Brant & ro, sehr Henry H Grant, Sebr Laura Robinson, Tanne K Staples, chr Susus B Ray, Endicott, Vbitadeiphin—Brett, Son & "6. Co. ant Grace Wevster, Gales, Newark—J Il Winchester & 0, Sehr Lucian, Norton, Derby, Ct—Rackett & Bro SAILED, Steamers Baltic (Br), fer Liverpool; City of Berlin (Br). do; Victoria (Br), Glasgow; Elysta (ri, London; Weser Bremen: Clyde, Havana. Etna (Br), Port au Prinee, City of San Antonio, Galveston via Key West; Hudson, we Orlewns: Morgan City.do; San malvagor, Savanna arieston, Charleston; Regulator, Wilmington: Old Do. minion, Kiehmond, &e; John Gibson, Georgetown, DC; Ag € t, Balstinore=Wm Chalmers. (Ger) ae (Ger). rf elle MeLoor, Clenfieg do; Jennie A Cherey, Laguayras sehr Jennie A Shepard. Boston, MARITIME MISCELLANY. There were tn the port of New York yesterday a total of { 659 vessels, ns follows:—Steamers, 58; ships, 88; barks, 251; brigs, Bh; schooners, 178. a DK OF THE Port, now ter, built in 1885, has beén sold private pric Buc Reseve, Syivia, whtle leaving Demerara, March 22, for Port Praga, ran into » punt named Macouria, sinking the latter and knocking one the crew overboard, who wus drowned, Some of the Rescue’ planks were ssove in nd she lust head gear, in consequence of whict she had to pur back. Captain Syivia was wrested on h charze of tnansiagghter and releused op cinding bail in £100, Civil procecdings were also to be taken to recover duimuges for the loss of the punt. Scn# Many Tayton, of Bangor, was found abandoned, | water lozged, and mainmant ‘above the deck, toremast stand! fly tl gs Lewls Khrman, at Baltimore April 28, trom 8 Koxce A Thavens, Mitchell, with the cargo of ded bark Northwood in Coan River, 1» ashore at th of the Scum Jvsricw, from New York, sunk at Pier; will, with’ her cargo, ov w’ total loss: epars und rigetng will be saved; wreckers have abandoned her: Scum Gxonce Pxanopy, MeCahon, trom Richmond, Va, April 11, fs ushore in the barbor of Cardenas, XK JoNANNA Dovcury, from Baltimore April 12 for ston, got ashore on Bahumas and afverward got off and proceeded. Sonn LA Leesay, from Pascagoula for Corpus Christi, war wrecked April 16 on Joseph's Iuund, Sct MonxiNG StaR (ir), Porter, from Barbados March 16 for Boston, put into Liver 8, April 26, leuk, In the suit of tho ship Ha: Queen vs the steamer Adriutic (ir), the libel has been dismissed, with costs, # Ryan, of steamtus John § Smith, reports: —April 28, tho Seotiand lightship, wae run into by pllotbont Fish, No4, staking the tag amidships on sturvoard turting planks and deck, carried wway pilot houso aud causing a bad leak; damage to the pilotboat unknown, Hautrax, April 27—Brig Doltle (Br), from Bay of Islaids hone ‘# cargo of herring, is ashore near the entrance to thiy arbor, he Lontellus (Br), fitted out at Herring Neck, New. foundland, for the seal fishery, has been wrecked at Bur- net Island, The crow unmbered 18, 14 of whom were drowned, During a heavy gale the schooner run for shelter up Bay and was capsized by the heavy ground swell, ‘A life bont belonging to the wrecked steamer Geo Crom- well was picked up ou the east coast of Miquelon, March 26, It ts made of galvanized [ron and was marked "Gi Cromweil” on the stern and “No 8” on the bow, Vixxvarp Haves, April 27—Schr Alice 8 has completed her repairs and {s reloading her cargo. Lavxcugp—At Chester, Pa, April 28, st before noticed. NOTICE TO MARINERS, Newport, April 27—The US lighthouse steamer Cactus 4s engaged in tuking up the wiuter buoys in Providence River, Nurracansect Bay and vicinity, aud putting those ayed in'summer in their plages, WHALEMEN, Sailed from Desolation March 20, schr Emma Jane, Bailey, for New London. At Sandy Point March 5, schr Francis Allvn, Glass, of NL. with 2014 fur seal aking. Would stop on the coast of Le tata days tu paint up and then come direct ome A letter dated St Helena March 26, roporgs barks Ellza. beth, Wicks, of St Helena, a tew duys previous with ! bbls'sp oll ‘since leaving there In December; Gen Scots, Robbins, NB, nothing since Inst rupert Spokeh—No dato, lat 83 5, lon 50 W. bark ‘Thos Pope, La vors, ot NB, bound to Honolulu. SPOKEN. Ship Hertfordshire (Br), from Astoria tor Cork, Feb 9, lat 53 22 5, lon 90:13 W. Ship Melon Burns, of and from Swansea for San Francisco, 26 days out, Murch 7, lat 5 43 N, lon 27 W. y Ship Hospodar, of StJobn, NB, utder jury, main and mizzen topmasts and no fore royal masts, from Lobos asiand for English Chaunel, March 6, lat 5 43 N, lon 24 24 Ship Agomar (Br), Groves, from Liverpool for Miramichi, April 8, lat 51, lon 11 Siip ‘Ardmore (Br), from, Liverpool for Montreal, April 13, off the Fastuot. A ship showing SVQ, trom New Crleans for Liverpool, April 7, Int 44, lon 45. Burk Luigia' P (Aus), Firian, from London for Philadel- phia, April 8, lat 51, lon 11. Bark Abbie I ¢ Cofiill, from Bremen tor North Amer- fea, April 7, lat 50, low 1: A Dateh brig, showing “LFOR,” from Santos for New York, March 24, lat 9 5, ion 34 W, ‘A vosxel showing JKPG, trom Liverpool for Sandy Hook, April 10, lat 50 10, ion 11 25. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Baxcytona, April 23—Arrivea, brig Pradente (Sp), Ro ans, Mobile, Caniz, Aprit 24-Sailed, brigs J Williams (Br), Williams, Boston; Wesley & Seymour (Br), Southergreen, do, Convyna, April 28—Arrived previously, bark Tuck Sing (Br), Marshall, New York. Daxrzic, April 25—Arrived, bark Leif Eriexson (Nor), Hansen, Now ¥ Gxxoa, April 25: rin, Savannah, Haver, April 28—-Saited, jew York via Plymouth, Livenvoot, April 27—Arrived, bark Wave Quoon (Br) Wilson, Darien ; 28th, steamers Illyrian (Br), Worthington, Boston, 1200 tous regis: tor Bremen account as & Narracansets possibly tha uo (uaarance. The mor Naga rived, bark France et Chill (Fr), Ma- jeamer Franco (Fr), Trude! Boston: Lake Champlain (Br), Benson, Baltimore. Sailed 28th, steamer Massachusetts (Br), Walters, Bos- ton, MALAGA, April 21- Arrived, bark Dictator (Nor), Thorne- sen, New Orleans. Puynoutm, April 28—Arrived, steamer St Lanrent (Fr), Lachesnes, New Yorksfor Havre (aud proceeded). Patxnao, April 26—Satled, steamer Castalta (Br), Butler, New York, QuxKNstowx, April 28,3 AM—Arrived, steamers Montana (Br), Boddoe, New York for Liverpool (had strong easterly winds the whole passaze):; 11 AM, Algoria (Br), Watson, do for do (and both proceeded), Rorrenpam, April 28—Sailed, steamer (Duteh), Vis, New York via Vilssiagen. Sovriamproy, April 28—Arrived, stesiner WA Scholton (uten), Janzon, New York for Rotterdam, Stxgapone, March 28—Salled, bark Star of the East (Br), Pomroy, New York, Vico, Aprit 19—Arrived, brig Typhoon (Nor), Thomas:n, New York. Rotterdam FOREIGN PORTS. Aseinwatt, April 25—Arrived, steamer Colon, Grifin, New York. Avx Caves, April 10 in_port, brig Wm Phipps (fay), in 9 diy A OMANNEL, NF. April Line steamer nassed inward ab 8 o'clock this morning, The Gulf is cleur of te Dyuknana, April 6-In pork bark Zephyriue, Jou from Box er, from Bult Hart, Cor E, dise; M digi by Walter BO! i id, Hivuins, for Baltimore, ¢ fated to Gth, bark Reindeer, Decker, New York, : F—{n port, bark HA Burnban arrived Oth; schr Pride of the West, Green: vow England Gienanran, April 9—Towed through the Straits 6th, brig innsen, from Messina for Philadelphia; 7th, icnder, sparrow, trom Palermo tor Boston, April Li—Salled, steamer City of Tokto, d tan Francisco. —Sailed, steamer City of Havana, he), New York, |, steamer Duminton (Br), Gib- son, Live phi. Have, NS, April 23—sailed, bark Liverpoo! Locisnena, April 20-—Arrived, bri Nazarine, from New York for St John's, N¥, three weeks out; bad ® hard pike snyce. pip awa Kica, White sNershausen (Br), a, April IS—Arrived, steamer Cor ntral Amert ssell, Central America; Suited 26th, Grannd " PRENAMNUCO, J previously, brig Bogota, Johnson, Baltinore. ‘St Joux, NB, April 26—Arrived, ship Glad Tiaings, Dick, Join Bord, Grant, do; sehr George Bair, eli Arciy sctirs Magyie L, and Teal, Gale, New York. Clear tp Eurvdice, Bdwards, Londen: 20th, ship Hertiert Hee sby, Liverpool; bark Torryburn, Leury, Pen vark Toledo, Pitman, Liverpuo! Day, barydiee, Edwards, Lot Harlette W White, Conaut, Liverpool. pril 10—Arrived, ship 8.3 Tho astin a Vatencta, Pabeilou de Pen, Vana Cee, April 7—In port, bark Joso R Lover, Mo Donald, from Liverpool, arrived Murch 27, tor Alvarado, to lond fof Havre. Yokouama, April 24—Satied, steamer City of Peking, Tan- ner (from San Francisco), Mong Kouz, {Pen Steaxun Moser. | ARDROSSAN, April 14—Salled, Queen of Hearts, for Mira- michl. Astwear, April 13—Satled, Emerald, Perderson, Halifax; Lucille, Talbot, Cardi, ‘Arrived at Pinshing 14th, Trowbridge, Stapleton, San Francisco. ‘ASCENSION, Mareh 24—Passed, Royal Alfred, Fisher, from Calcutta tor New York. r ANsER, Fob: ssed, Unanima, Cain, from Hong Kong tor New York: March 3. Highlander, siutehinson, from Boston for Hong Kon, th, New Era, Sawyer, trom Car- diff for do, Butsto., April 15—Arrived, Leon Pancaldo, Romo, Phita- dei phin. KeMERMAVES, April 13—Arrived, Oder (s), Lelst, New york Yertited 13th, Kate Melick, Fraser, Amerien Brocwnusiia April 14—Sailed, Andhild, Madsen Grom Pensacotas, Dordt Witnos. April 11—Acrived, Mozart, Albrechtsen, York. Bassern, Maret 1 Canon Apel 1 ¢ sailed 160n), bee tin Auell JOA Frivod, J Williams, Williams, Seville, Railed 10thy bndoia, for Newfoundland. Catcurta, March 21—Sailed, WG Putaam, Pitts, Cochin and Calieut, i" Dat, April 15—Passed, Kong Osear 11, Christer London for City Point. ‘ Dontry, April H4—sailed, M & E Cann, tor Quebec. Desxnink, Apri 13-—Sailed, Kioto, Long, New York (and paved Dungeness 14th): 1th, Adetuide Baker, iowe; Curditt, Evsixonn, April 12—In the Sound, Unke! Braesig, Serib- nor, from Wilmingtou, NU, for stuekhoim. Now Clonred, Astor, Potter, Falmouth. Joared, Marquis of Bute, Lowi, Qaue- iH, trom IL 29, 1877.—QUINTUPLE SHEET, ; etly, Vhiladeiphia via Chester— Patnootu, April 14—Sall isge, wichelses. Lisomesl, Goucnantin Spek TSeaniveds lena, Cragner, Pbiie- pti, +e Ukenxock, April 14—Sailed, Sandripghain, McChesney, Quebee; Ny too t. do: Aasycie GC ig Welterranssar Arrived loth, Kabt Porter, Goodel!, Passuroeanis. Ginarsti, April G—Arrived, Glenitsle, Contin, and Abe- tat New York, faund, Na Tih, Marba Gelatola, Manet ALRUCIA. ADri] B—Cleared, T & Milledge, Gallacher, ‘wes Oth, Agenorin, Cutting, do. paitssod, April 13--Arrived, Alexandela a), MeKay, Glew 0 GINRALTAR, April 8—Arrived, Margaretha Blanca, Tram oe April Vin Balted, ke Cogoletse, Pagal, Baltin th prt os led, ‘oyolette, Pogat, ore. Masnicus, Apel T2—Arrived, Peter Godefroy, Wendt, Cuxhaven April 18, Argo. Parsen Ni i;, aud Silo, Pelielsens do: Delbro Jessy Symons, Porto Cab fei. Kuna. Lepe y. Philadelphia; Geo 11, April 14—Macsed, Cromwell, Richardson, stot pril L4e~ Arrived, ova scotian , Sun Francisco; Edith Car- Partelow, Wilmingtor j michael, MeBachorn, Shediac; Francis Herbert, McKensie, Kiver John, NS; Lady Russeil, Moodie.AQuapec; Mount Viensant, Wallace, do: Vievory, Wutson, d@, Snowden, Roberts, Miramichi; toch, Heat a, Woicken, 0 Fram tlaco, Cleared 14th, tarnet H. Metivery, Blake, om Days Iris, Kvuns, doi Seota, Hurks, and Abbotsford, MeWilliars, Quebec iat Tums, Miramichi; Unteno Hortense, Da Stiveira, Payal, | Loxvox, April 14—Cleared, Lewis Smith. Wright, Pug. wash: Anna Detius, Iversen, Quebec; 1th, Meyer, Miramieht: iiNding, Jorwet Witmlugton, NC. rrived at Gravesend Idth, Wilhelm, Koed, Baltimore, d 15th, Muria Cusabonw, Costa, New Yorn; Henrt, for st Jobn, ‘. Lizanv. Avril 16—Passea, RL Lane, Mirray, trom Lobos for Faimouth. Liw kick, April 14—Arnived, Netlio M Slade, Beekman, San Froneisca, eer April 10—Sailed, Aspasia Amalfi, Russo. New ‘or! Mth, Avaz, Bursuniet New York. Mavuas, March 20--Satied, Silus Curis, Ouglton, coast ort. pe iasixa, April Arrived re viously, Scandinavian (5), Alnerin (aud sailed 11h for Palermo). crm, Hill, Martinique. i, New York, john D ‘Tupper, uehos Ayres for Antwerp, ’ | uawex Point, April 14—Passed, Prince Arthur, of St B, bound W, Nawny. April 1 Fours Barth Bailed—Btenmers Equator, Lancaster, No athe. cia, iwi acme cad 2 Rae ye . Dey et iitalls Morelld, Genoa: brie Gort Chase: Puree | (aneas (both for Philndelouin ; ‘Starch, Tucker, tordered to New York); sehr Zingw (Br), Uhler, Port Abe toine ter Philade!phia, Reporved parsed in. bark 8 B Bearee, Sweetser, from Gale veston for Phila ia. Z john J Marsh, Ruth Patterson, Mar phi PORTLAND. Me, April 27—Arrived, bark New York’, schre SP Adams’ South Amboy: iladelphia; Lizzie Brewster, South Ambo} bark Geo Kinzwan, ‘Howes, Cadiz: brig York; selirs King Dove, and A Armstrong, Phiadeiphin, MC Taylor, Taylor, Cedar Keys; 3 L Burns, Grosby. Huguas C Jamigdn, New Work. |” Cleared—steamer Caspinn (Br), Troeks, Liverpooi bark Novena, Havana, semi, . Apri 27—Salled, steamer Allentown, CE, April 27—Arrived, steamers McClellan, Baltimore. vin Norfolk ; Tonawanda, 5 Pp piia; schrs Reading Railrond No. 42. ‘Th: Port Johnson for Pawtucket; Lilie O Wells, Well a burg! Trimmer, Filto, Albany: iizhiander, Wood, Hobo. Joka. Fries, erson, do; Wm Mayo, Wiitaki aman, Senman, Georgetown, DC} Edith Hall. Tinddelt, Deputy, New York or do. Henry Allen, Taem, Philadelphia; Martha Po King, Jarvis, ough: keepsie: Kacho! dane, Lynch: Alda, “Cousins: Albert Phary, iingtians; Plyaway, bios, and Jobw & Tura, Cook, New York: slonp Macy Kilzabetlt, Lewis, Perth Amboy. PAWTCOKET, April 27—Arrived, schrs B Mower, Dick- Bartivit, Port Johnson; Isle of Pines, epson, and Vapor, Lege. Kondtoat. Saliod—Sehrs Shamrock, Troy, Haverstraw: 38 T Bieboalls dames, Sules, and Cursis Goodwin, Crowle} New Yor FRANCISCO, April 28—Arrived, steamer Colitany Panuma; ship Oracle, Hun rey. Baltimore , bark Holme (Hr), Johnson, Sunderland. Cleared—Ship Loch ‘Telfer, Core. SAVANNAH. April 28—Ctoared, brig Sol (Sp), Marlet Barceloun: sehrs N HK Drury, Bath, Me: J S$ Beacham, Washington, DO, Satled—Steamers Wm Kennedy, Foster. Bultimore patra. Bulkley, Nassau; San Jacintc, Hasard. New SATILLA, Gu, April 16—Arrived, brig sophia Cook (1), Covert, New York. Sai.ed 22d, bark Biue W, (Bri, Brown, Whitehaven, Ey ollins, Philadelphia, 23d, brig American Uni SOUTHWEST HARBOR, April 18—Arrived, schrs @ F Baird, Starkey, Phiindelphia tor St John, NB. SALEM, April 27—Arrived, steamer Williamsport, Wilk ets, Phiiddelpbia. SOMERSET, April 26—Arrived, schrs Wild Pigeon, Bray; Alex Young, and Sidney Price, Godfrey, Philadel hin. Putth--Salled, sche G 1S Markl PY ori. STONINGTON, Apri) 26—. lin Peck, Avery. Port Jolnson; Baltimo: Susan ENash, Brown, Woehawk VINE HAVEN, Apri 27~—Arrivod, schrs Onward, Mayo, Port Johnson for Por smouth + teed, Gooktt Porslind for Portsmouth; Prussian General (Br), Heab: Shropshire, Ni rived, sera . Wood, TH, t0 April 14—Of, Albuta (of StJobn), from Dunace for Cardifl Poursmovrit, April 15—Passed, Ellen Austin, Goodburn, from Antwerp for Sew York; Blanaina P, uicarich, fr Hamiure for dor Stadt, Jacobsen, trom Pbilndelphin for amburg. Parkumo, April 7—Arrived Arch Druid (#), Carmichael, Mossina (and sailed 10th tor New York); 8th, 6 W Porter, Genoay 1th, MR Caza, Baylis, Malta, Safled 7th, J Hammet, Pedone, Boston. QuxensiowN, April 15—Arrived, Krounewits, Burchard, Satiiln itive uae |, April 13—Cleared, Prof Lintner, Mathicsen, uebee. HA sRDO% Maren 10—Arrived, Bolla Mudgo, Mason, Am- sterdam. ; Swikips, April 16—Arnved, Emma, Anderson, New Or- jenns, phtiiey Apel 11-Off, Bonito, Murphy, from Baltimore for AVF. nett UNDE, April 11—Safled, Helws, Borgwaldt, New ork, SHaNGital, Feb 23—Arrived, Kate Plickinger, Gilman, Burrard Inter, pnamauanc, Marelr3—Arrived, Aurora Australls, Sjogren, ! Batavin, }— Tanragona, April 8—Arrived, Jesse Cart), Underhill, Bare celoun, VaLeNcta, April R—Arrived, Culedonia (8), Allison, Par Jermo (und suiled 10th for New York, 4c); 10th, 8 5 Thor mas, Eastman, and Ituska, Cotton, Callao, Cowes, April 15—ithe Ornen, Larsen, from Ostend for New York, which pot in here Jan 14 with damage, was Taunehed from she alip 1380 ust, naving completed er re- puirs. Suomounynsss, April 16,9 AM—A full rigged ship, ap- parently in ballast, drove from anchor on Shoebury d5and; | bume unknown; two tugs gone t sist 12:2 PM—The ship previously reported on Shoebury Sund got off with us-istance of two tugs. Droppod up otf Yantlet and anchored. Nate mate out by teleogope Don Quixcto, of Bostun, ram Loadon for Cardi AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, April 27—Arrived, schrs Wm R Huston, Providence: Mary D Long. Hoxton; 4 W Locke, New York. Passed. up for Washinpton—Sehrs JC Cottingham, Mury bit Sarah Cullen, L & W Showeil, Fannie M Selubert, Jennié Rosaline, and'Wm P Phelps. Suiled—Schr C W Locke, New Havon, Passed down from Georgetown—Schre 8 J Fort, BO Terry, and Florence Dean, a | BOSTON, Aprll 23—Arrived, steamer Victoria (Br), Wil liams, Liverpool ; brig Clarabell, Perkins, Baltimore; schre Adelaide (Br), Towers, Turks Isiand; Harold, Hanson, and Charles E Moody, Eusiman, Burbadves: L. ana M Know! Harrington, and M A Holt, Stanwood, Sazua 3 ham, Smith, Matanzas; Yreka, Moore, Aux Cayes: boda, Swain. Wilmington, NC: George 5 Mu Brunswick, Ga; F & MeDonald, oe Pensacoli E Morrison, Lavender, Alexand:ia; ' Ll ‘i Johnson ; Katle G Robinson, Cham: ik, Goons Tanlane, Adams, Balt mores f& smith, Manson; Jennie N_ ilud: dell, Cranmer; Mary Weaver, Weaver; AH Edwards, Bartlett; © B Wood, Gondy; Oliver Ames, Babbitt, und | James H Huddell, Jr, Sharp, Philadelpiiu; Jobn Grifin, Wee i Hudson; Union, Gott; LA Bur: lingam. Hraxos, Tyron; Keno Foster. and Julia & Martha, . Port Johuson ; Sardis.ian, Holbrook und Thomas Hox, Hull, Rondout = Frolic Ditiingham, Glen Gove; Campbell, Marshall ‘Tirrell: Pavilion, | Robinson, and LA Burnt Weehawken; Li Malioch, Bradford ; Kalmar, Colbath. lowell; Maud ival, Fleteher; & Le: is Phorson., Gi Senator G: hattanville, Also arrived, bark Levanto, hance, Paine, dow; sehr) ah Bruen, Cullen, Hoboke John T Munson, M. Bunker, Matanzas; 1 E Wellman, Gove A Tirreil, Fisherport: nson, and Norman, Sinith, Cloured—Steamers Seminole, Matthews, Savannah; Hopkins, Hallett, Buitimore: Giaucus. Bearse, New Roman, Crowell, Philadeiphia: bark Hazard, 4, Anjer und a market; brigs Mattio B Ra » Sxgua; Annie (Br), Smith, Antwe Nettie Walker, Ingalls, Barbados; Belle, Mott, Ni Charles £ Raymond, Kelley, Philadelphia; Edwin # Morn- son, Lavender, Alexandria. Salled—Steamers Seminole, Roman, Berks, and Harris burg. BALTIMORE, April 23—Arrived, steamers George Ap- pold, Luvelund,’ Providence; W Woodward, Yonus, New York; burke Maxgle V Henry. Steed, Ko Janel:o; Evvive Nor, Pharo, =¢ Thomas; Gattariia 8 tal, Simonetti, heith brigs Industry (Br), Gifford, Rio Janet; Grosshor= rouin Anna (Ger), Schmids, Liverpool; sehrs Alert (Br, Winchester, Innzua; Lewis Ehrman, Collinson, Sagan; W T,Hikins, Lerdinan, Brunswick, Gai Albert Mison, More, Wilmington, Ni Cleared—Steamsrs Sea Gull, Marshman, Charleston; America, Billups, Savannah; DJ Foley, Price, Wiln ton, Experiment, Piereo, Newbern, NC; Martha Ste- Vous, Chance, New York: sebrs Mimi A Read, Strout, Bath, Me: F it Buira, Mayhew, Boston; R A’ Price,’ Pri Nassau, HATIT, April 26 Arrived, schrs Agnes, Hodgson, Murb! hond, to load for Richmond, Vu; BH’ Odiorne, ‘Crowell, to load tor Georgewwn, D ‘OL, April 27—Satled, schr Cornelia, Lyon, Now LEATON, April 38—Salled, steamers City of At- » Phitadel- OnAL ul Janta, Woodhull, New York; Virginia, Hunt tai PUNSTINE, april 25—Arrived, schr L M Strout, Fernald, New York DARIEN, April 24 -Arrived, barks Heinrich Von Schro- der (Ger), Hillel, Rotterdam; Alette (Nor), Nustrom, Ha- va ‘ared—Burk Aaron Goudey (Br), Sorensen, Havre. th—-Arrived, barks WI Whiting (Br), Groves, [pswich ; Rhea (Ger), Gruenverg, Wilmington. Yleared—Burk Brookville (4s), Buery, Liverpool. th—Cleared, bark Satama (ftus), Flinkenberg, Glasson UTCH ISLAND HAKBOR, April 26-Arrived, sehr , Filto, Albany tor Pr (und sailed 27sh).@ PORT, ‘April 23—Arrived, stip Endymion, Farrar, Conlwell, New York. Arrived, sehr Senator Grimes, P Rit th 1+ DGARTOWN, Cassidy, New York tor Boston (and sailed 26th); R elie, Hrberie. do for Haverhill NKOE, Apell 28—Arrived, brig Emeline ite, Drisko, from Cuba for orders K, April 27—Below, sehr E B Wheaton, from Brunswick, Ga. JACKSONVIGLE, April 24—Cleared, sehr It B Willinins, Wilson, New York. MORILE, April 24—Cleared, bark Margaret (Br), Barker, XDGE, April 23—Satled, sehr Kate Foster, Wal- vw York, STTC. ‘Avril 25—Arrived, sebrs Jane Maria, Hulse, Henrietta, Billard, Wee! ; sloop Com- NEW ORLEANS, April 24—Arrivod, bark Christian (Nor), Ulricesen, Bremen: brig Maria W Norwood, Andrews, Bar- badon. Cleared—Sehre Lady Woodbury, Woodbury, Raatan; Co- ace + Sears do, pa ‘seh atte deers Avela, Raatat * mith May Eveline, MeClearn, Ruatan, steamers Now Orieans, Dearborn, New awthor Mexico, Reynolds, Vora Crus, rk Binne citaiy, Costanzo, Cala. NOWPOLK, Apel ieared, bark Kose y Carmon (Sp), Maristausy Oxdis, EWBURY PORT, April 27—Artlved, steamer Hercules, Swasey, Phitadelphin, NEW BEVFORD, April 26—Sartod, schrsJobn H Perry, Woods, Mhiladelphia, y, Hull, Philadetphiag Oyn- thinduae, Gardner, New York; J I Worthington, Witen, do, WD Mangum, Chase, NEWPORT, April 26--Arrived, sehrs Joroph B Potts, Rowiand, Hoboxen; Rienzi, Hazard, do; Joha Balch, Hane nuh, und Amor Brigys, Daun, Providence for Sow Yor Nelle Kieh, Whart, Welltieet for do, nnn Are, 2ith—Sailed, sents Lumartine, French, Philadelphia or New York; Unice Cobb, ‘Twiiman, ‘Tiverton; Samacl L Crocker, Thrasher, Warren for New Yor! NEW ‘LONDON, April 27—Arrived, sches Wm M_ Evarts, Warren Gates, Noboken; Kato do New York; C A Dayden, Portiand ork; Mary Natt, Providence jor do. chirs s Applegate, New York; Atpli York for 0. He Hurlbui SEW HAVEN, ‘April 27 Arrived, sehr A tiny, Alexandria: At Miner, “Clark, Elizabethvor! sluops Unity, New York woe, y Cieared—Seire Addie Warson, Warson, New York ; Sarah, id (N cy ACOLA. Apri Michaelaen, Liverpool énee. Lak Arrived, barks Fri Wenona nw), Py, & . Phiiadelphia, ivamne (Bri, Murphy, Liverpool y, New York. i ‘April 28—5atled, sehra Collista, Whit. oi Foster, Coombe, do 8 Arrived, ALC stimers. Watson, irs Ciarn L. Dyer, Boeri n, Cormwalits, NS; Klecsa Marsiall O elis, Case, Horton . Couibe Hamburg: brig John ‘IG Stover, Clay, Maya steamers ine Lt MeCrear Vuloan, Wilrox, tan: JW Dewi Rmiti, New Beato Townsond ‘Mair Graniner, Combes, Boston; B Vaux, Robinson, Newport, Uleared—Steamers Minekley, Charleston; Lan. veon, Boston; ‘aber, ite Yorks Wark Oe. Uloacester: sebre J Talbot, AW Smitn, ———, Providenc New Bedford; WN wlove, Dansersport: West Neweorb, ¥ jw rtina (Aus, Crocker, Mwriiniqn nah Wilietts, Do doi Amerienn | land, Allen, or; Martha 1 Nellie Lampher, Higgins, do, MO We 1, Greenport; Belle Halladay, Conary, Somerset mas, Aruold, ie, Looney, Georgetown, DU, ow Hetiord mers Leopart, Albertson, Bs Kaight, MeCre New Yi sehrs a HH Howe, Newbury, Bow M a | of MANNING® wor, NS, for do: Abner Taylor, Dodye, Caiuls tor do. ur Blackbird hus been ordered to Providence. Schr Com Kearney did not salt ux reported. Suiled—Schrs Muil, Red Rover, Hero, Maggio Cummins, Prussian Goneral (Br). Qsth—Arrived, schrs Win Marshall, Cuin, Baltimore tor Boston; H B Gibson, Dow, Hoboken Yor Portsmouth; Benj Keed, iibints, Potomac “River for. Bath; Luey ‘Ames, Richards, Rocklund for Richmond, Va; sloop © J Derry, Tbe bitts, Hoston for Block Island. MINGTON, NC, April 28—Arrived, bark Bertha * (Nor), Hansen, WELMIN - 1 Cleared —Brig Hiram Abiff, Brown, Demerara, WAREHAM, April 27—Suiled, sehr White Swan, Williams son York. WICKFORD, Apri] 26—Sailed, sehr Breeze, Undike, New York, ‘TERLY, April 26—Arrived, xchrs Sarah Elabeth, Lowis, Port Johnson (and sailed 27th for New York); 82 Nash, Brown, Uoboken. 27 sailod, cis Kipple, Riley, and E A Chesebro, ‘ew Yor Bt i S. STEAMBOATS, : Aw ispeen, BOATS “CHEAP—SHELLS, CLR, Whithull Metallic Lifebonts: also Spoon Oars, 36d South st.. near Gouverneur slip, STEPHEN ROBERTS. i SLOOP-RIGGED, OPEN YACHT FOR vell found aud in ood order; price low. Address Post office, Norwalk, C i ‘= MOST DESTRABI GE Yachts (n thy market for sule OF ch SAIL AND STEAM harter are in the hands he Yachts Yacht Avency, 318 Broadway. ing Cireular, distributed gratuitously, contains descriptions und prices" cotaaiet JOR SALE—SLOOP YACHT CHIRP; 48 PERT OVER ail, 16 feet bear 20 feet long. 10 fect wide: m plete Apply to yhrely bi rooros, pantries, bedding and all equipments sails and boat; itted up iu first class style; ve: centrebourd, draniot 4 feet; will be sold low. OVERION & KINS, 163 Maiden Laue, N. OR SAL. BOAT COMET, 18 FEET 4 LONG, Ei weith two'gets sale aud epara W. H, JOHNSON, 30d Vashingt QO NAL cat rigxed Boat, about 25x10; hus roomy in quod order and we® foand, Address box i, Providence, R. L. —A RHODE IsLAND, CENTRE BOARD, cabin, ty fant, 171 Fost office, CHEAP—THREE MINIATURE feet 0: sailing qualities tosted. 213 ALE CHEAP—(TO SETTLE UP AN ESTATE), OR H schooner Mary Jano, lying at Bird & Bog's Railway, Greenpoint, Brooklyn; will carry 200 tons, 7 SAND CHARTER-SIDEWHEEL STEAM. boats, 75 to 250 tet koel: Freight Propellers, Steam and Safi Yaehts, Launches, Steam Canal Boats, Tuzboata, &. GEORGE F. PLYMER, 39 South st, FAOR SALE OR CHARTEX—SCHOONER SCUD, 80 feet long; fully furnished. Apply to T. LINDSAY, 103 Atlantic st., Brooklyn. Tor oe eal raat. cone MUORT- 1 Slooy it Selone, 42 t, well found, Gone Sloop FN WYOOD, 58 Washington st., Now York. X30, POR SALE. 423 Pests BOAT HC East 116¢h st. [N BEST ORDER AND NEWLY PAINTED, Cart. rigged Boat, new last soring, price 8250, Address W. O. GASPER, 91 Wall. INIATURE YACHTS, c., by the late Fitch, for sale AMBOATS, FITTINGS sacrifice, 53 Bond, OWBOATS, NEW AND SECOND HAND. FOR SALB Vheap, 59 Mangin st JAMES MOSS. NPA AND BRIGHT WOUD COATING—FOR PKE- werving and beautifying the spars dd bright woodwork oa y steamers, Ver is the best article for the arpose ever Invented. & STEVENS Sole Manu: $2 Burling slip, New York. fac WASTED FOR Casi, | YACH ABOUT THIRTY toot dug and three tect draught. "Address C. B., care Post office box 190, stating price and where to be seen. ANTED~A FOUR-OARED GIG, SUITABLE FOR nacht. Address 8., box 2,446 Powt office. FACHT WANTED.—A STRONG BUILT SCHOONER Yacht: must have private accommodations and u good Jnventory: inust be # flue cea boat, capable ot crossing the bly found and roady for sea. Address office, New York cit; MISCELLANEOUS. —__ ND FANCY WOODS FOR AMATECRS, lod variety. toxether with books of elegant de- mais, ‘woud threo cent stainp for latest catulogue and price beral discount to wholesale buyers. e GEORGE W. READ & CO., 209 Lewis st., corner Oth st., Lust iiver, New York. DIRECLORY FOR ADVERTISERS, RANCN OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY.— BEROERN BY AND NIGHT "POR RECEPTION OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPEKS, AMUSEMENTS—-ATu Pagy Tet, 24, Sd and 4th cols Sol. ABTHOLON eS) ape 2s ca LIARDS—13tH PaGe—Gth sol Buahbens, WANTED—13rn Pace—tst, 2d, 34 and 4th BOAMB AND LODGING WANTED—18ra Pace—4th and dth cola. KLYN BOARD—181n Pace—Sth col. BRooRLYN REAL KStATE FOK 8ALB—Ora Pace—lat an 30 PaGe—1st col, BUSA BSS: NITIGS—13tH Pace BUSINESS NOTICES—l1rH Pacr—8th col, CITY REAL ESTATE FOR BALE—Stu Pace—Ist Coley ‘Bp Pace—Iast cul. CLERKS ‘AND 8. LESMEN—2p Pace—4th and Sth cole. CLOTHING—2p Pack ~ 6th col, COACHMEN AND GAKDENERS—2p Pacu—Sth col COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS—17ru Pacs—Gth cols. COPARTNERS HN LPS—13tH Page, COUNTRY BOARD—Istu Pack—Sth and 6th cols, and 101 Paae—Ist co ACADEMIES—10ra PaGe—Sth col, 3p Paux—6th col, ier eau 1 2d, ag hr phe carta 2081 AGE. EING iy USisuED AND Ux DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FU Peseta cen Pacu—2d and 3d cols, and Fee SIEAMSILIPS—179n Pace—6th and 6th cole, OP JANGE - 1978 Pacx—|st col. RSIONS—1710 Psce—6tb col NCIAL—Iirit Pacts sors Face—5th i, B17 Pacw—tth ant cols, : AND APARTMENTS TO LET— ih and oth cols,, and 3p Pace—4th and Pagn—dth and 5th cole {OTH RMALES-20 Pauk--3d and 4th cole D Paak-oth und Oth cols, Vita Pacm—ist, 2d, 3d and NITCH LP WANTED—!BMAL Py WANTED—M ALi S, CARKIAG! ‘2D—1310 Yacz—Sth and 6th sot. NUDSON QTY AND BER Pagu—1et col, a RUCHON13iru Pace NSTRU j— Arn em JRRKEY Cli, HOBOKEN, MU Los’ d MACHINERY —I7#u Pac NANHLE MAN TELS —4im Pace 6th cot, MATRIMONIAL -1970 VP 3d col. AL—3p Pack—sth col. Miele AND URESSMAKING—10rm Page—6th and MISCHLEANHOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—14Te Pact 3p Pacr—2d col. Tit PAGR—Oth col. LICATIONS—11tit PaGe—Gth coh K—Lst col. . ORGANS. &c—41n Page—4th and Stb 1st col. ATIONS WANTED—FEMALES— ITY FOR SALE OR TO , 4th and Sth gols., end 3D i D Pagr2¢ col. NOTIVES--ist Pacu—1st cob 1 Pagu—id col. rete 7. ar Lee col, REWARDS—47n Paae Oth ool. SALES AT AUCTION-orn Pace—Gth col, and 10ra Paci and 3d cols, ATIONS WANTED=FEMALES-2p Pagr—1se and SITUATIONS W )-MALES—2p Paas—4th cok ir Pack —Gtb col, SPECIAL NO BIRDS, &C,—10ra Page—dd col. SPORTING-—DOGS, STORAGE =<1tt Page oth e SUMMER RESORTS--10rn Pacw—1st col, oh 7 S20 PAGR—OUn col. THE - To LET Miya ny TRAY UNFURN 1érn Paae Sth coim, WANTED To P sist =17in t {sHBD KOOMS AND APAKIMENTS TU LETS fh and Gth cols, and Up Pace—Gvh and fo sure Bow jeR—atn soon Bid WATC JEWELEY, £0.20 Kaui Oth cole Wieteh be y COUNTY PROUS REY. fue Sat eT—Orn Pack iat col, An AG R= WHITESTON PROPwTY FOR SALE OR TU Sp Page Lav vol, fie Biiinery, Wioks, det Emma G bd Ames, Eudicots, Providence Boke, Lorian Pasu=ens ond WIkbs, Li YAaCuTs, 8