The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1877, Page 10

ROMANCE AND REALITY. A CAPTURE BY AN ITALIAN MARQUIS—A LIFE STRUGGLE AND ITS REWALD. One of the old, old stories, in which beauty, love, music and flowers combined to muke the occasion a momery, wus again told last evening to au assemblage | Miss Clara Hammond | of ‘happily entertained guests. Hammond, tor: @anghter of Dr. William A. merly the Surgeon General of the United Btates, was married to the Marquis Manfredi Lanza, of ‘Italy. The romance of the event 4s chiefly convected with the groom, of whom it is said that be arrived in the United States some five * years ago. © Owing to bis inability to command the English language he soon tound himself without Teso! Whiie in th desperate straits & well “Ynown lady of the city, discoverimg trom his singularly weil bred manner that be was a gentleman entitled to higher consideration (hau that which for the moment he wag receiving, took him in hand as a protégé. He was introduce to uw tirm of silk importers, employed, met with certain obstacles which a foreigner would naturally encoun- ter, but with native grit overcame them, was prov moted, rose Ip the estimation of the frm until be bee came ‘a confidential clerk aud personal triend of his employers, began (to move in the — best wociety, gradually drifted into the circle of which he is for the moment tho centro) and bas finally won a wie, It seems to be generally conceded that the young Marquis 1# deserving o! his od fortuny, und tbat be is not an adventurer, but a person who by earnuat work and the ekiiful applica, tion of his talents bas entued bimsel! to the pand of one of cur choice American adie, It is guid oof bim that bo .t# the third son pb! Conrado di Munfredo Lonza, and that be bears the title of Marquis, in virtue Of a special privi- loge granted some three centuries ago. He has seen Bervice as a soldier, and by reason of his experience th this capacity expected to make bis way In the New Worlu. The close of the rebellion, however, shut out the opportunities he sought Meanwhile, yield. jog to the social attractions of tbe inetropo- hs, the Marquis fell in love, it was Dut natural that coming fromguch » source 1 should be retarned, The wedding took place lust evening. ret there Wasa civil ceremony in uccordance with the civil rites prescribed by te laws of Italy, per- formed by Judge Curtis, of the Superior Court, at tho residence of Dr. Hammond, Tuis was in presence of the Consul General of Italy, 5. Lucca, and a few intimate frvends ofthe family, The secoud ana formal religious ceremony wok piace at St. ‘Thomas’ Church, on Fitth avenue, about seven o'clock in ihe evening, and Was clergy men were largely | attended, The vitletating the bride’s uncle, Rev. ve ¥. Hammoud, of Maryland, wod ‘the Rey. Dr. Gallagher, 1b 18 Beediess to say that the bride was attired in tbe usual mode, looked lovely and wus the cynosure of every eye, She was accompanied by her parcuts and at tue proper moment wus gracetuily banded over the thresnold of maiden- hood by her Jather, Adjouruing to the residence of the latter a reception took place whieh continued until & late hour, many of our best Known public citizens ailing themseives of the opportunity to pay Weir Tespects aud extend their congratulations, A MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. WESTMINSTER ABLEY THE SCENE OF 4 BRILLIANT WEDDING. [From the Standara, Apri! 1S, 1877, A pumerous aud aristocratic congregation assem- bled in Westminster Abbey yesterday on the occasion of the marriage of Mr, Reginald MacLeod, second son | of MacLeod, of Macleod, and Miss Agnes Mary Cecelia Northcote, eldest daughter of the Chancellor of the | Exchequer and Lady Northcote, At halt-past eleven | orclock the invited company by to arrive in the choir, which was entirely reserved for the wedding party, Princess Mary Adelaide (Duchess of Teck) und the Duke of Teck arrived surly, and were shoruy ulterward followed by the Princess Louiee (Marcb:oucss: of Lorne) aud the Marquis of Lorne, atsended ty Lacy | Sophia Mcnamara, ‘Cueir Royal Highnesses ocoupied Beats In the eluils on the south side of the choir, The Marquis and Marchiouess of Salisbury and daughters, the Earl of Beaconstield aud Mr. Corry, the’ Burl of Carnarvon and Lady Winitred Herbert, Mr. Secretary Cross and Mrs. Cross, Mr. Secretary Hardy and Mrs and Miss Gathorue Hardy, Lord and Lady Joun Manners, Lord and Lady Aberdare, the Earl and Countess of Derby and Ludy Margaret Ceci!, the German Ambassavor and daughter, the United States Minister and Mrs. Vierrepont were among the distinguisued personages iiiling the reserved seats. The bridegroom, attended by Mr. Arinur J Balfour, M. 3 ‘est mau, arrived nu a quarter Lo twelve, and & p lis position at the extreme end of the choir, where the aze rite was periormed, The bride, jeaning ob wer t« 3 arm, came shordy after. ward, toliowed by ber attendant bridesmaide—vamely, Miss’ Murgare: Northcote (ber sister), Lady Susan | Fortescue, Miss isham (cousin of the bricezroou), Miss Heien Farrer (cousin of the bride), Miss Heatn cote and Miss Evelyn Heathcote (uivees ol the bride- groom) and Miss Rosalind Northcote uiece of the Pride), and as the bridal party passed tbr the pave to the choir the organist piayed a volun: THE BRIDE. The bride wore a dres# of rich ivory white satin, with very deep Brusseis pattern Honiton lace ounce, ud looped with sprays of orauge blossom, and a | wreath of orange blossoms from which flowed a large | Hoviton lace veil. Her jewels wore pearls aud dine | Mounds. ‘The bridesmaids wore vulonaises of white | cachemere, trimmed vith gold und silver braid, over white silk skirts, aud mub cups, the drevses and caps being trimmed with sprays of juniper, the badge of tne MacLeod clau, The wedding took place with fall choral service. The boys and vicars choral took their | Stations beneath the lantern, the place where the mar- fiage rite was performed beiug at the junction of the chuir and transepts. The bride and bridegroom hay- ing taken up their position, the former with ber father on the leit, the latter with his best man on the right, and the bridesmaids in tne rear, the solemnization Was commenced by the Hon. and Rey, Francis Godol- oa Pelham, M. A., vicar of St. Mary’s, Beverley, the ride being given away by Ler tather, Sir Stalford Northcote, Afier the yyiest had recited the biessing the bridal party passed to the sucrarium to take their places in front of the communion taoie, the choir pre- veding them, singing the psaim “Biessed are all they that fear the Lord,” and taking their station on the north side. Then came the officiating clergyman, the Hon. and Rev. F. G, Pelham, followed by the bride and bridegroom and bridesmaids, and lastiy Sir Staf- tord Northcote and sir. Batiour, where the remainder ot the service was intoned by the Rev. 3. Flood Jones, recentor of Westminster, After the Kev. Mr. Pel- pam had read the concluding lesson, the Dean left his chait at the communion table, and. advancing to the savy married couple, pronounced the blessing tn a deeply impressive mannor, which concluded the cere- mony. The bridal party then passod trom the sacra rium, through the choir, along the nave to the Jerue | Jem Chamber, for the registration of the marriage, and were there jomed by the Princess Louise ( chioness of Lorne) and the Duke and Duches Teck, who attested the register, as well as the Mar- quis of Salisbury and Mr. A. J. Balfour, M. 2, UREAKPAST AND THE PRESENTS, The bride and bridegroow lett the Abbey by the ‘West door at twenty minates to one o'clock for the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s residence in Downing street, where Sir Stafford and Lady Northcote received arly three hundrea guests at breakfast, The com- pany urriving at the brenkiaat lighted at the garden entrance in St, James's Park, and met im the princi pul drawing room, where Sir Statlord and Lady North- cote welcomed their guests. Tho Prime Minister placed at the disposal of Sir Staflord and Lady North- ‘tote the reception room and grand dining rovin of his eaten residence for the daerner, It was unnounced Mt baif past one o'clock, When the company passed through the cabinet room and by the principal to the rooms above mentioned x ere laid out in the reception roo the principal one (or a party of sixteen, and the othe! for smal parties; and in the banqueting room, in addition to a long stand-up table, laid for torty Ruerss, two other tables were laid out, all being deco- | faved with the choicest flowers, The garden terruco aud the approaches to the several apartinents thrown Open were pretilly arrauged wit rare exotic plants. Shortly atter two o'clock (he bappy couple started for Merovale. the seat ot Mr. Stratiord Dugdale, in Ware sbire, where thoy propose spending the eurly days of their honeymoon. The oride’s travelling dress composed of durk blue silk, trimmed with velvet ch. The | aud the | ck left mumediately afterward, tnd the gouera: company then separated. The bridal Vary amounted to nearly three hundred in vom- and many of them were of a costiy description. The Queen went tt the bride a le aeuperd | Tudian shaw, DEATH OF DR. CHARL. WINNE, staircase tables Dr. Charles Winne, one of the most reepected mem. | bers of the medical profession in Western New York, | died at Buffalo op Tuesday evoving, tho 8th inst. Dr. | Winne was a native of Albany, He removed to Bul- falo soon ulter being admitted to practice, about forty yours ago, and vory rapidly gainou the nigtiost proten. Sional and social standing, Which his rure abilities und Most admiravie character have assured. Mis death will be mourned by a very jurge circle of warm | trie ENTERTAINMENT ‘BELLEVUE, A variety entertainment was given jast night at Bellevue Hospital for the benefit of the Charity Hos- pital, A large andience witnessed the pertormonce and seemed highly isfied with the nbination of dramatic aud iu) aketches presented. POUGHKEEPSIE EMULATED Supervisor Sexton, of Brooklya baving mado a re. fark about charity storckecpers at the board meeting Seca Supervisor Strong exid, “That is a lic.” xton augrily retorted that he would hold om At respousibie for that remark when be gut bin outside, | brought publicly to the attention of the propor authorities, | Aispiacemont are observed in the waters of counter) | the rench of the telegraph, as in Asin or Africa, eaptains ‘TORN TO PIECES, A horrible accident occurred in the grain elevator in the North River, at the toot of Sixty-first street, where | Lows Sudbeip, of Astoria, was engaged in super- intending some work, At six o’clock he was | in the upper story of the elevator, and was no qoubt attending to the beiting when he was caught aud drawn along with it, No ove | Was present to assist him or witness the terrible man- | ner of bis death, He struggled to disengage bimself no doubt, but was dragged along till the teeth of tho cog wheel caught his limbs und hiterally ground him to pieces against the woud- ; Work, His legs ana arma first intimation his fellow-workinen had ful fate was the appearance of the enann buckets, which were splashed with blood. A DESERTED An unknown woman last night called at the house of George Trambers, at No 67 Eldridge stroet, and left three children, two boys and one girl, between orcand | three years of age, ing that she was goin distance and would return ina few minutes fo: Hours passed anc as the woman did not putin an ap- pearance the little ones were sent to Police Headquar- ters, FREAKS OF AN INSANE WOMAN. Some weeks ago Emma ‘Tyrell attempted suicide by jumping into the East River on the Brooklyn side, She was rescued and taken tothe Flatbueb Inganc Asylum, While tn that institution she stated that she had friends im New Haven, Conn., and yesterday morning sho was sont in chara of a purse to the Grand Central Depot. When the pair reached this city Emma refused to 9 im the horse care and compelled the nurse to She waited until she bad got the nurse into ‘nde etreet, when she at once violently assauitead ner, and, would TRIO. arrival of an ofiicer, Emma baa frequently been in- carcerated in the insane cells at Bellevue before, and also has been at diiferent times on the Island. DR, TYNG'S OgNDITION. Dr. Tyng’s condition last night was reported to be about the same ag yesterday, with the possible excep- tion of his boinga trifle weaker, There ie no !mmedi- ate danger of his death or of any sudden change for the worse in the nature of his disease, His friends expreas the hope that he may eventually recover, A ROW AMONG SWEEPERS. James Flynn, of No. 439 East Eleventh street, and a man named Thompson, employed with bim in cleaning the streets, got into an altercation while at work, and Tbompson knocked Flynn down and kicked nim about the bead and throat, inflicting severe injuries, The wounded man was brought to Belleyuo Hospital, and his assailant made good his escape. A COUNTERFEIL FIFTY. Superintendent Walling was yesterday notified by the managers of the Irving National Bank, of this city, thata counterfeit Atty doilar bill on the Central National Bank was presented, bat was refused. The bill ts ubout an eighth of an inch shorter and narrower than the regular note, LAWYER MORRIS DISCHARGED, William Morris, the lawyer arrested in Brooklyn on Tuesday last, charged with having assaulted two little girls at his office In Fulton stroet, was yesterday dis- charged from custody by Justice Walsh. The children wore sent to the House of the Good Shepherd. THE WEEKLY HERALD. 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Texms—One dollar per year, postage paid; singlo copies, three cents, An extra copy will bo sent to every club of ten or more, SHIPPING NEWS have probably injured her severciy only for thetimely : ae ARRIVALS, HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Utopia (Br), Craig, Glasgow Apri: 28, with 128 passengere derson Bros, Had light vartuble winds and Bue we Steamer City of Deaken, with mdse and passengers wo ¥ Alesand! 4 Sous. Steamer State of Texas, Nickerson, Galveston May 2, and Key West Sth, with mise and passengers to C I Male ory & Co, jortolk, mi passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Bhevears mM ibuaste tor, Paedoets Jones, Calcutta, Jan 19, with nae Arkell, Tuts & Co, saueod Cape of Good Hope Mai And crossed the eauator Aprit 7, Ip, ton > eae since strong + hh weath the Cal Shtcts consined 10 the lat of Rermudas nines etre ates | ret 10, off Cave of 4, from Caleutsa for ee irom NE to N around to>W Mai Hope, spoke ship, samuel Skolie! 20 20 8, low 46.87 E, spoke velit Nicolino ruth, 40 day ton 5), Gibson. (Br), from Hong K Ship Jonn Mann, cof Winds allast, tod P Whitney & oo j - Bay age ‘orders. Snip Ba Jacket, Percival, of and from San Francise | Oeil Rio Janviro March 18. with mdse to Sutton & | Go Crossed the quator tn the Pucitie tn lon 118, 24 j frou thence 1o Cupe Horn 38 dayy: Jan 9 224, “Sore ab for Rio Janetro, the ship uuving spruny Bleak and making Yoo much water to coutinue on the Oy" aye; remained tn iio 62 days, discharged cargo and re- aired ship: in the ef Cape Horn had | ine =weathe: e from fio; bad moderate. NE from. thence to | Equator stondy” § ‘assed the Kqnator ‘Atlantic iu lok 30 80 Wy then hud fresh 3 ot fava Ny thence to int. 39, Hight variable winds and & between lat 30 und 35 had st ‘slog from the bad weuth onsinued westward and squally, until across the Guif Stream: have been 6 day of Hav Pera with Nand NE winds: April 9, Ine 0 90's, ton 32 10 REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND - Havana May 5; anreyner, Olt Dominion, Walker, Rienmond. City, Point i Bt Gideon, Winters. Georgetown, DC, with i * Antwerp April | Is anchored in Graves | H 18 su; barks deus 31) Mary (Br), Postoppidan Ure (sw, Norma (Sar). jewry: Mazes Volo (Ger), Bre f) | (Dan, Cork or Palm Hanes hon mites Ale MARITIME MISCELLANY. eg-For particulars of the ivss of steamer Dakota (Br) trom Liverpoo! fur New York, see news columns Scum Ishak. sxow, which was aded at Baracoa some time ago, was sold previous 40 April 27 tor E326 Span- j tab gold. Scun Jas 8 Sityoen, of Philadelphia, collided with schr Martha Nichols, in Marblebead harbor, Ub inst, dame agins Doth vessels 10 some oxtent. um Minaxps Murray, from Pascagouta, Murch 31, for Kingston, Ja before reported), arrived at Monati, © prior wo April tn distress Ne further pt culars. Wine assinted Into port by the Spanish qunboat Gucela Diod atvou on oard steamer Roquetie, on ber recang ssage (om Cape Const to Liverpuol, larence P ine late mabter of bark Wheatland, of Busta, aged yours. Fontnuss Moxnom, May 10~Cupt Prower, of the steamer Pamlico, reports ¢ bark sunk in Chesspeake Bay, ets miles ENG of Back River Light. {Doubtless she bark Azow (Nor), before reported. | Qrunxe, May ¥—During ® gale here barks British Liou ave Zurich tost anchor and chain; barks Cavour and Com nivdore collided, dumage siivit; bark Biesnor i= lided with schr Stunue. daimyo slijht: bark charger lost | anchors sod chain, drifted and joss third anchor, grownced, hauied off by tw gale being so heavy, she went unl at Kiveh there she remaiue, The seeauors will try 0 206 ! ‘ i Wexchanged signals with & British 'ship showing letters N | ae Jj Pound Ss same time a Britiab bare showing letters BS Burk Betsey Gude (Nor), D | Inst te Hockinann, Qerlein'& Co. | i Liverpool 42 da; er, Neweustio 43. | Bark Talisman (of Yarmouth. 3 NS), Bi days, with mdse to G Meyer; veusei to Boyd & | Hincken. Had moder | Bark Johanne ( we te ballast, | to Funeh, Edye Hark Engiebreem (w), Englebrechtsen, Rotterdaa 4 | | days, witt empty barrels, to Princh, Edve €' ¢ pe Vtie’ Daniel Rroworidie. Reed, “Barbuds 18 days, with | molasses te D Trowpridge & Co. Brig Rock BPA Wright, ‘Gaibarien 10 days, with sugar te | order: vesvel to W J Parker, Acolia Thurlow, Wilte, Calbarien 18 days, with sugur to Breth Son & C Mi Dexjurdines, Pernambuco 29 | sehr Volant ‘of Mont Co; vessel to mast days, with sugar to Gassler moderate weather, ‘Schr J M Pitapatrick (of Philadelphia), Cannon, Porto Cudello 26 days, with coffee to Dallett, Bolton & Co; ver 0) to Overton & Hawking, | Api 23 7, Jon 74 57, spoke schr Silas Mefoon, henes for Elenshe Sehr ‘Laurs FE Messer (of Prey Gregory, 18 days, with Lemp to HP Brow, Schr Lizate Young of Camden, Reis ‘Maxon, Matanzas 11 days, with sugar to Jules Sazarac; vessol ‘to Overs Hawkins. May Sand 4, hada strong custerly gale Jat 35 18, lon 74 48, passed part of wreck of @ small vox sel, apparently some timo in the water, Sehr Ringleader (Br), Town: 11 days, with potatoes tod PW Rehr Heather (Br), MeDonald days, with potatoes to Perkins: Watson. nar Barks Custelar (Nor), and America (Ger), which wore unchored in the lower bay for orders, came ap’ to the Progreso, jottetown, PEI, own, PEI, 13 te Hatton & city yesterauy. BQ~ Brig Gambia, from Havana, which arrived Sth ireporta May 5. lat “36, lon 74, spoke echr Henry A Tal frum Turks Island for Now York, wth loss of toresail, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamor Generat Whitnoy, Hallett, Boston for er City ot New Bedtord, Fish, New Bedford tor x. iu ‘Thetis, Young, Providence for New Yort. Bark Lepants, McAndrews, Boston for New York, ene Surah Bernice, Proctor, Masquash, NB, for New Yor! Se ae Marsters (Br), Marsters, Windsor, NS, for Ne scare. L Crossiey (Br), Crossley, Windsor, NS, for New ¥ coir J A Hatheld (Br), HatSeld, Windsor, NS, for Now Now York. NS, tor Now ‘ork. ‘Selir Mangte Martin, Martin, Windsor, NS, for Sehr J & H Crowley, Cotton, Two Rivers, ‘or! sehr Geo D Perry, Flynn, Machias, for Now York. Rehr Pushaw, Kelly, 81 Georze Me, for New York. Scr E & G Hines, Hill, Calnts for Now York. Sehr E ou’ for New York. Sehr J W Dri lnistor New York, hehe PA Pike. for Philadelphia. Schr, Waterloo, Task Calais for New York, ieee Carrie H spot Gray, Bluenilis, Me, for New York. Selir 8 B Nightingale, Hillyard, Eastport for Now York, Sehr Huntress. Hrown, Lubec tor Now Yor. Scbr Fannie Butler, Stowart, Bangor w York, Sehr Jndve Tenney, Randall, Bangor for Ne: chr Eliza & Rebecca, Strout, Stratford for New York. New York. joston for New York. New York, ¢ sham for New York. Vinal Haven for New York. lathews, New Bedford tor New York. Schr Charger, White, New bedford for New York. Bebr Suilie’ Ww piel lth Lincolo, Taunton for New York. Sehr Fred Tyler, Parker, Pawtucket for New ose, Schr Sarah 5 Tyle: Busbnoll, Pawtucket, ae York. Sehr § FP Howe Ellis, Apronane r Now Sehr © Carroll, Yan Dyk Monce tor New York Sehr Palostine, How Sehr Wm F Burden, Adam: Sehr Fannie ¥ Hall, Uall, tor New York, Senr Henry Cole, Hatch, Providence for New bse) Schr Huntress, Sprague, Providence for New York, Behr Ephraim & Anna, Baker, Providence ‘or New York Sehr Elias Runyon, Campbell. Providence for New York, Schr WP Washbure, Washburn, Providence for Mow Yor! cir Sarah Falconer, Wilson. Providence, for Now York, Beir New Regulus. Halferty. Providence for Now York. chr Libarty, smith, Norwich for New Yi Behr Son Flower, Nigkervon, Sow Loudon for New York, Schr Louisa, Allen, New London for New York, Sehr Mary Carroll, Arnold, New Haven for Baltimore, ‘Geer, Now Haven tor New Yor! it ‘Carson, Hopkins, New H Sehr Coss, Hinds, Harttord for che Sarah & Thomas, Araold, Middletown for Philadel- Sehr 8 Applegat . nies Now York. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE Deatination| Oftce SEN viereeren Liverpool. 27 Broadway Tantio {7 Bowling Groen Denmark, Broadway de Bowing Green Nevada. B Russa: Frunes.. State of Nevadi Bremen. Hi Lasgow, vt 7 Bowling Gr | Liverpool. .)09 Hroadway Havre... [56 Brondway [Liverpool |4 Bowling Green ‘/Kotteraam. [50 Broadway Uamburz,.|61 Broadway Liverpool. . 137 Broadway 26.1 Glasgow Bowling Green Bowling Green 29 Broadway 4 Bowling Green 2 Brondway 2 Bowling reem ‘17 Bowling Greoa Liverpool ..|69 Broadway :|50 Brondway AT? Broadway 2/15 Broadway Liverpool. :|i7 Broadway onde. 7 Bowligs Green itverpoai.. [20 Broad une 14.| Glasgow. 72 Wroadway tue 19;lkiverpoot:. (20 Broadwey Soain. Beboiten re tate ot Pena Montana... By NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.—Captatns or officers of vessels engaged in the coasting and foreign trade obsory- ing the displncement or removal of sea buoys are requested to communicate the fact to tho HERALD, so that it may be A letter addressod “To the oditor of the Linzann, New York city,” elving us accurately as powsible the number and posi Hon of displaced buoys or the cuuse of thetr removal, will suiice In all caxes observed along tho Atlantic and Pacitle coasts ofthe American Continent, When they are observed ow the coast of European countries of tn tho Mediterranonn it Is requested that infornintion be sent either by telegraph or latter to the London oftice of the New York Hato, 46 Fleet street, London, orto the Parts offee, 61 Avenue de VOpera, Paris, Where the telegraph 1s used despatch: may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Floot stroet, London," or “Bonnett, 61 Avenue do FOpera, Paris." Where cases of beyond may communicate With ns upon reaching the first conver lent port, Tis information will be eabled froe of eharge to the HxkaLD and published, BQ NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—Tho New Youx Hxany has adopted a distinguishing Coston might signal for use on bonrd she Hxwain steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, aroen, red, ehanging from one to the other tn succession, and can be seon several iflon distant, Captains of vessels, affn soeing this siznal, will oblige us vy proparing any marine nows they may have for the Ship News Department of the Hxnaun, B37 Pervony desirvas of commauntenting with vessels arriv- ing at New York ¢an do so by addressing to such versols carcof Hynatd nows yacht, Plor Not East Rivor, New York. Letters received trom all party of the world and promptly delivered, Duplicates are required. HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- + VATIONS. May 10, To, 1877. Cries of “Poughkeepsie! Poughkeepsie!’’ echoca Bar. riher 1 State of through the ensater, having rojerence vo the disgra pone SPL Hour, {Inet | | Ber: Wind | Weather ful scene recently enacted by the Supervisors of that | jioroa 2 cuady town. The confusion which reigned for @ coupie of | Horsesuoe. 4 eeiele lewd? Minutes was only subdued by the efforts of the Super. | Lightship... 50) NNW#¢/Cioudy ‘Visor-at-Large, who vigoroualy hammered away with | Sandy tiook. 4x] ENEt|Vlondy gavel, No blood spilled yeu 7 i tininsl diiaitctlitis THE KEROSENE COMMONPLACE. | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY Mrs, Jano Halligan, of B ect, petal tried BUN AND MOOX mon WatsR, « to kindle ber fire with The ded | Sun rises | Gov, Island... 709 Vike musket “pono “aa her faco, her ieee and | Bun acta, 6% hands Sho may reco Moon rises, | 8 4 bart Sehr Bramhall, Hamilton, Portland for New York. Sehr $8 Scranton, Wright, Portland, Ot, for New York, BOUND EAST. us Lotro boat Alarm, Lieut Commander Baine, New ‘erumanta, Brace, New Vork (or Portland, Steamer Neptune, Kerry, New York for ton. PP eben ‘Weer, New Yorx for New London and nrwien ae M Crowley, Crowley, Now York for Provi- chr Rie (Rr). Kastman, New York for Sackville, NB. Behr Frank Gow: Gage; New Yuck for Salem, Behr Morning St Higiins. New York for Cohass Bete Morn cad fleus: New York (or New Bedford. Schr Adelaide, sowlind, rheaf Yor for New Bedtord. New York tor Fall River rah Het Smith, New York for Providence. fhe nota, ‘Robinson, New York for Portamouth, ttio § Colling, Heany, New York for Harttord. Rehr fects, Rogers, New York tor New London, th, Hobbie, yw York for tamfora. Kelvey. New York for Clinton. For Behr Elwell, Solr Terrapin, Weester. Fi Hoboken tor Eastport. Sebr B L Eaton, Grie Hoboken for Boston. Schr Cyntnie June, Gardiner, Hoboken for Providence. Behr JM Bayles, Doe, Hoboken tor Providence, Sehr M T Woodhull, Horton, Hoboken tor Providence, Sehr H Blackman, Arnold. Hoboken for pid nee Sehr Wm A Crock Ht, Weehawken for Bow KSuomnvn, Port Johnson for Haverhill. zie, Brown, Port Johnson for Secu. Sehr W mas, Littlejohn, Port Johnson for Sacc Bebe Union Flag. Frisbie, Port Johnson for Portsmouth, Sehr John Price, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Boston. Sehr William Fiint, Pendleton. Port Jobnson tor Sxlem. Sehr Catherine, Joyee, Port Johnson foi Ling Albert Pharo, Kingham, Port ‘Sehuson, “for Provk for Now ‘4 Sauisbury, Mandy, Port Johns dene Sone Wilk Bedford, ene 4 H Burnett, River. WOE Silas Brainerd, Hawkins, Port Johnson fot Say- IK. Sehr Allan Gurney, Gurney, Amboy for Norwich. Sehr George Albert, Harlow, Amboy for Haverhill. Behr H Willites, Willits, Aniboy tor Boston, Behr Marshall Perrin, Packurd, Amboy tor Boston. Schr Saimon Washburn, Huthaway, Ansboy for Taanton, Behr John MW Belle, © ton, Amboy for Full River. el Carroll, Amboy for Somerset, mboy for Providence, bethport tor Thomaston, Me. oudout for Providence, 5 parkle, Shrops! Fehr Unele Tom, Lou Rehr Katiro, Kitinese, BELOW. 0, trom Limeriek March 22. ddy, from Leghorn Mareli 14, jon (Br), allow trom Port au Princes gion, Owens, Irom 11 ), Urguhurt, fro Pearson, Hardin, wrdenns. Brig Plorence 1 Henderson, Henderson trom Macelo. CLEARED. biel, Hamburg via Plymouth Steamer Wieland (Ger), I erbourg—Kunhardi & ie ¥ Caland (Duteh), *Dedios, Rotterdam—Faneh ac Boll, Mallett, Norfolk, ‘City Point and Ri id Dorninion Ste abip Ce a er Win Woodward, Yo Bartimore—W m Daleel. Steamer Kilie Knight, McCreery, Puiludelphia—Kogers fy Beverly, Wallaco, Philadolphia—Jas Hand. arnt append Concord, Hates, Puiladelpiiw—H W Jackson & ‘Steamor Franconia, Brage Portfand—I P Amon, Neptune. Berry. Boston—H F Dim Mary L stove, Phinney, Melvourno-—t W Camerod Go. Sid Constantine, Creevy, London—Grinnell, Minturn & ‘Tiare Abbig N Franklin, Howe, Anjer tor orders—Vornow Ht Brown & Co bark ie fartun, Crossley, Anjer for orders—Vornon Ht ‘Bark Ibyseiin (Nor), Messel, Queonstown, or Falmouth for orders-—HKock man Verlein & Co Hare wwe (Nor), Olson, Havre—Boyd & Hincken “ttaa chahan (Br), Conifect, Kotterdam—J F ‘inh Lydia fi Cole Rose, Guantanamo—Waydell & Win H Van Nano, Sommers, Harbor Isla Whitney & nd— Ss ob Wenverg Pors Spain-Jones & wet Havinia F Warren, Johnson, ‘ee Wm Thompson, Doano, Port a Piatt-B J Wenbers olin Wa B, Wothermpoos (Bn, Pettis, Windsor, NS—D De Wolf & a ARS Att ii, Rdwarda, Jacksonville, Fia—A Mudgett, Sehr Aadie Sculaeier, Deacon, Philadelphia—slaght & Petty. eke Yankeo lade, Parker, Providenco—It W Loud & Derby, Ct—Rackett & Co, Sehr Casper Lawson, Crowle; ‘She Dart, Campbeil, Bridgeport—Stamtord Manuracture ing Co. ‘Senr U © acken,toms, Brlogeport—Stamfora Manutnctur- morning, ‘ 1ovh- The bark Ida, trom Londondery ' j arrived ere aud reports thas when | ck % bowt cont ren hing schvoner, witnous food, Nash began work to eek, OD & Vosnel before cold Siuvuyipiwe—Master J Lowell Mesors Holway of 500 to 600 t weather, WHALEMEN. Provincetown May 8, sehr Antarctic, Bell, in cand arrived neyard Haven May). * i mailed from Honoltin March 2, burk Cleane, Nye, for J par Boa; April 4, scur Geu Harney, Tripp, tor Arctic. | SPOKEN. Ship Twitlehe, eves from Sac Yranciseo for New York, April 8, lat 28 N, lon 125 ‘Brig Abby Thaxter, from Philadelphia tor Portland, May 10, off Barnegat. NOTICE TO MERCHANT'S AND CAPTAINS | { Merchants, shipping agents ind shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Hxxanp London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Opora. Paris,” the arrivals ut and departures trom European and Eastern ports of American and all foreiga vossols trading with the Unitea Stuos, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge Captains arriving at and sailing from French “and Medi- terranean porta will dud the Paris office the more economl- eal and oxpuditious for selegraphing sews, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Bsncem, about May S—Suiled, dark Ceres (Nor), for America. Batavia, May 6—Arrived, bark Sir Robert Bale (Br), Wake, New York (sve velow), Bancutoxa, to May 10—Arrived, drig Alfredo (Sp), Mir, Savaonal, Cora, May 10—8uiled, bark Ruth Palmer (Br), Smith, United state: Capiz, May 6—Sailed, schr Lookout, Nichols, Gloucester, Mass (botore reported without date). Dantzic, May 6—Salled, bark Warrior Queen (Br), Ray, mond, Boston, Duxprg, May 9—Arrived, ship Exporter, Brooks, Caly cutta. Grovcrsten, May 10—Sailed, bark Adelina (Aus), Crage ner, Delnware Breakwater. GReEXQCK, May 9—Satled, ship Salamanca (Br), for San Francisco Huit, May 10—Arrived, brig Roskea (Nor), Palchenberg, Wilmington, NO. Liverroo., May 10—Arrived, steamer Iberian (Br), Horne, Boston: ship Natad (Br), Smith, New Yors. Sailed 10th, steamers Celtic (Br), Gleadell, Queenstown and New York; Lord Clive (Br), Urquhart, Philadelphia; bark Agnes (Nor), Moss, United States, Also sailed 10th, ship City of Vienna (Br), Crockett, San Francisco. Loxpox, May 10—Arrivod, ship Marta Stewart (Br), Ful- Jortun, Pensacola Also arrived 10th, bark Forseget (Nor), Pederson, New York. Lxcuons, to May 10—Arrived, bark Birdstow (Br), Will- tains, Now York via Mossina, Batted Gth, bark Southern Belle (Br), Robbins, Philad phia, Lanpsknoxa (Sweden), to May 10—Arrived, bark Rusoer (Nor), Olsen, Baltimore. Marstittes, May 9—Satlea, brig Gloria (sal), Basile, New York, Quarnstown, May 10,6 PM—Arrived, steamer Wyoming (Br), Jones, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded) —3 days 15 ovurs, RevN1ox, April 18—Put in, ship R B Fuller, Gilmore, from Akyub forKngltsh Channel (soe beiow). Sretrix, May 6—Sarled, bark Svanhilde (Nor), Olsen America. ‘y Triuste, to May 10—Arrived, barks Salem (Nor), Sand- berg, Charleston; Sophie G (Sw), Laxersteat, New York, Batavia, May 9—Bark Sir Robort Sale (Br), Wake. from New York, arrived here on 6th, jettisoned #20 cases of pe- troleum during « burricat Loxpox, May 9—Ship R B Fuller, Gilmore, from Akyab for English Channel, put Into Reunion April 18 leaky, and must discharge earyo for repairs, A portion of it te dam- aged, and would bo sold. FOREIGN PORTS. i fea NS, April 80—Cleared, schr Anita, Small: Barbud Bakacoa, April 23—Arrived, sehr Annie L Palmer, Lowis, nyt Barinaxo, april $0 Arrived, sehr Two Brothers, Pabnke, Truxillo cand sailed May 1 for 'Truxillio Catpantns, 2 Rerived, seit Jeanie Boutley, Has. ington, Philadelphia alled April Delgo Laveretts (Br). Nicholson, New Yoru:; May 1, David Bugbee, Staples, do; secur Arotior & Reeves, Smith, do. CrexrokO0S, April 20—Arriv by, kingston, May 1, stenmor fies nd StJago; ahr Mary A Harmon, Searle, ‘brig Comrade (Br), Mur- orth Point, Kirby, "Porto Philadel. phi 2 Salle April brig Nuevitas Mathew Bara, rae) me Ipite, 2h—Arrived, schrs 1 - Pees Thora. ve ‘lint, LUankell, h ago barks Zilma Addie Neada. Gartis, Havens mn, Mahoney, d ew York: Haitora ri ue Vacs Wein, Anne, D. Torrey, ices, os fy ood, (Br), Barthing N of Hatte: do; 30th, bark John iH ag; Urige 4. Anderson du; Pearson, Harding, Sp). Serra, Cuurl bo; "e i Witt ‘Stount- ford, oni, do; F L Rieburdson, W: atte, ‘dos 31 D Haske, May d—Karks Lather “Chisholm taverary (Be), Salvewunt Tae! ghtistides (Nor). Dre Ada le Whives’ Whites San Corlon, Stevens, Rich; Ktta 8 Tucker, Beli Wayeott: echrs Mury A. ¥ son, Kieburdson yah y: id A Be TANAMO, Api Freeman, S¢ Jago for io sehr Fiving M. jor Japan Sea); April nvisey , sehr Kokauluobl Hobinan, ruges Hovouunu, 4 Barvara (and sailed Apri hepherd, San F barks Canidae ohare 4 dad 1, iti Avvie Cli! ‘ison, ‘Melvin, Puil + Juekswon, Key Weet wand je, Sith, Philadel do; Aretic (Br), April 23, barks Augustty (sp, Berien, Battimore; Eugenia (Sp), tdorniaga, burien ; re (Fr), Omnes, New Uriewns; Martha ? Tucker, Tucke: aruenas tor New York; briks liver Curis, Jones, Sagua, tor do; Fiore | bese de Vaca, New Urleau Autor Sp. previvusly Kmilio Barabim N j Mares Co (Sp), Culell, do; Kspana (s\ Francisco Viola (Sp), Caamano, Balt! (Sp), Fernandes, Savenpab:. beige t NewYork, C8 Puckned, Alihabury. Both, Ann Hanover (G Breas Bremen; brig, Ondag (Spi, Bove innio Major, Tre, um for Hette Wee Nuno, Hrowuavitio. Sd, Saga. (Sor), Svendsen, dew trie! brie ‘Lite Houghton, Kose, Sagua tur do: ache e Hinyt, McDonald, do tor do; 4th, steamer Grislatt iin. Rutter, Matanaas and York: vrigs Huttle M i Thosirdp, Sagua for A fur do: sehr Kare Wentwor Minuet (Nor), Olean, New gun for ; Joseph Souther, ousland. (Br), Rudolt, ionduras, b, brig Elvira (Sp), ust, Now Orlouns. Sheldon, Sheldon, for New do; Familien Monde (Nor), Cook, for do via Mactan: Cle Tn York :’Ormus, shacktord for ‘do, Josbui riet 8 Jackson, Bac: MochelD t, for Bultinore Geo Henr: . for Sagua and New York; Daring, a and N of Hatteras; Bangor (ir), orks (ir), Mace. N of Hat Reaman, on, ‘for New York; A Allon. Tart, tor do: briny Abby iw York: erry, Hradle; : Mary Ljertlett, Smith, for ‘He for bt yt York tor Boston rye Not Havers dischfa HiuntaaP tart, tarts tor Magn ward Waite, York, tor New Yo Smithsfor Caivurien aud far Snes and New W Pousland, oan ds vie Matanaag; Ruth T Carlisle, Now York; NaneyW Smithy Took York: A Dentke, Jones, tor New Ur tn "iene KA Forsyth, Hobbie, Bridgeport—Stamiora Manu- facturing Co | Rudvipn, for N of Hatteras, and others. Pasi. _ = a hy AL ria, ‘s’ Hertha, Hall, New Vor: Sh, barks ntannd. do for New York (and suiled dow. New ¥ v Vortiand. Heat a (80), bball, Mavana lor Nut. Latter Maree des brigs Ca Mths HAW Gi M (ir), Dew J fi Chadwick, | “Hateh. Murphy, do d, hare M Hil Adi brig Etisabeth (Bn Haine. ran, Andrews, do: joon, di Mtarks’ eur (Be, Edgett, do; Bonuy’ Dout dg, barks Georgieite, Busall, tor Sorat. forme: Aueline C Admins, Coilina, do; brik 8 M Lorin Loring, do; Clara J, vole (ir. Kay, do; ati (By. >mall, do: Cate, pote Han, Ca ‘sets JU Rovin- son, Grover, dys “Bright Star (ir) Met dos, heunie gc we hutver, dot Emersoa Itokes, Moreton, do; fit 4 jeratem emard: “doy Emma C Hemmelt Hurttord, 40; ML Bradiey, Chase, do; Thomas Clyde, Fisher, do; an others, Mostusat, May @—Arrived, stenmere Peruvian (Br) Sigith., Liverpool Waidensias, (Br, ‘April 20—Areivod, vars Masuule, Rice, New york rt, brig Orloff (Br), Belton- Fort Sraix, May 8—in talne, trom and tors Sew York, to ui! Oth with cargo. May S-Arrived, shine Tasmanian, Sutherland, Ajmeer, Brabaxon, Antwerp; Premier, Brune jorway; Bea K ; Cavour, Mann, Greg ah andia, Li pockan Clare reildes Landon Calista Haws bers; Vietury, Watson, Liverpool diwell, Campbell. ain, iivarcoet, Agathe, £ Arai do for Monirenty barks Fisher. Temp Cann, Gunn, Grecnoee: Gommoture, nor Wa MeUniam, Margportt Chieftain, Suiter, Troon; Sandringham, MeChesnvy, Greenock} Napoleon, Christophersen, Bristol. Kate Covert, Wayne, Amsterdam; Nord. Hauson, Bergen; Galathes, Olsen, i. Cairugorm, Lev jreenock Bonds. Hansen, Kross jornen, stan, ‘Aberdeen, clyde, Sulter, ‘Autte Laurie, Btevens, Leith. London, Pai Niche ‘Hill, Linneriek Mathoran, if F Neilson, Knudson, Liver pool for» ontre for Montreai. ‘The reported wrcivai of bark Ayathe, trom Gioucester, 1s an error Arrived Oth, barks Magnolia (Br), Warden, Sanderland, 19/guvs passe, 10tn, Ida (ir). ioulkton, Londonderry. area th. ‘barks Hemlaphere, Considine, Wextord; Nate ona seiminermen, Ivigtul. St Pixknx, Mart, Muy l—Arrived previously. brig Am- brove Light. Schwarty Demerara, to loud for Boston, sr Lucia, May $—Arrived, brig Seuside (Br}, Muggah, Ne» York, ta load promptly ‘Sr Jouss, Pits April 34-—Suiled, schr Elisa Christie (Be), Ly cher Hn is ke 3 1 5 1m port May 7, burk Paladin (Arg), Jones, tor Baltimo: ag vet wai’ {Ari Miller, for doy do, 1 JaGo, Apeit rrived, bark Grecian (Br), Hawksley, Caraif ‘and sailed dah for Guanganamo and Now York} 25th, sehr Jobn, Sterling, Baltimi apn 24, burk Jose D Bueno, Jones, Gaantanamo w Yor! April 23—Arrived, brig Ettn Whittemore, Wrij Havuna for 8. of Hat Nay 2. schr Sarah SH ae smith, Ne Snow, ¥ Crosby, aby, Tavane: rite Peg Vackard, Ainsbury, Oliver Casts, Jones, do; Chas Purvis, Sali, Lisbon; right Clark, Koy Wee 28, ach Mary Nowell, Nowell, New York: 30:h, May 1, bark Regins Tolek, bri nell, Baten, do: nr Sari rs Curtis Tilto joston; Beige: air, Norton ‘Delaware, Froakwate sea ps 25 fowred prior to April 26, s avid Ames, Flande Now York: Aunto Lewis, ‘Aldrich, Boston, In port May 2, barks Adda J Bonner, bade Teane Hail, ders Annio Burr, Simpson; Wik Belle of the Bay, Wel- Emina, Buckinan; Join C Noyes, Coker; schrs 8 P Muuriow, Strout: Nellie sur, Polan Virginia, Bangs, and dnc West -all (or N of Hattorus, Idi, F, ‘May 9—Arrived, Hibernian (Br), Arch ot ior Baltimore, us. NU, Nay BmArrived, brig Alexander Nick ston ‘Sth, bark Joseph Srnes (Br), Bishop, Belfast; Reviias, Ads re cFurland, Hurrington, Philade! Buira (Br), Starkey, Ni eraa tphia i RRS IsLanp, April 27—Salled, bark Zophyrine (Br) Johnsons Baltimore. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANERIA, May O—Arrived, aches, Hershel York, Gavrxe wale Mes Matias wee Bai hrs Joshi eagdon, Georgetown, a ‘Altred Providence t 4 up-—Selirs RWW Godfrey, Mabel Thomas, J V Well ington, Marion Draner, and Daniel Brown, for Georgetown ; TS Beacham, for Washington, Passed down—Schry Carrie ifolmes, 8 M Bird, Florence I Lockwood, Major Wan HI Tantum, and Agnes I’ Grace, trom Georgetown for BUSTON, May ©—Acrived, brig Daphne, Copeland, Balti- Dyer, Port Calodouta, 10th—Arrived, steamers Seininole, ‘Matthows, Savannah; Pottaville, Pieres, Philadelpuia; Glaucas, Beare, New ¥ ark Norway, Matthews, Gottenburg; sche Aldytha (Be), 'Branscomb, St Kit < engine Eso lzaie‘Zittloson, Foscreen, New. York: gebra Chiles , Exotman, West Ludi urinam, BALTINOKE, Moy Q—Acrived, sch Bllon Perkins, Mitchell, from St Jutns, PI 10th—Arrived, steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, New York; bark Anagar (Nor), (Mersey Calais’ (Prance) via Halifax; sebr Jaly Fourth, Wood, Bango: Cleared —Steamors Win ee, Howes, Boston; Fanny Cadwallader, Clark, 1 barks Dosett Dubrovuckl (Aus), Drabas, Queenstown; Nuova Veritus (Ital), Berto- lotto, Cork; Village Belle (Br), Wright, London? Dino- rah (Nor), Jorgensen, Queenstown: brig Jus B Kirby, Bar- ratt, Providence; schrs Wm ¥ MeKewan, Monsell, Nassau; Win L Elkins, Ludman, Boston; Sunlight, Uodzdon, do; Bill Stowe, Manson, du; J B Carrington, Parker it yous Albert Mason, Ross, New York; Walter Pal ersey Cit Talled - Ateamor Nova Scotian (Br) , Liverpool ; barks Do- seti Dubreyack!, Viliage Belle, Atias. BRISTOL, May 7—Sailed, schirsJ eseph Porter, Burroughs, philndelphins 8th, Amos Falkenburg, Eurly, do; 9th, New Regulus, Rafferty, do. ANGOR, May8—Arrived, echr © Matthews, Wentworth, New York via Belfast. nh Bevag Auna Elizabeth, Dean, New York: Mars il, Bowden, d BATH. May S—Arrived. schrs Ruth, Hf Baker, Collins, Portland, to loxd for Philadelpite: Ida dolla Torre, © Now York for Matlowell. th -“Sailed, sebrs, Douglas tarnos, Adams, Albany; Wes ‘owsll, Goursetown, DO. CiLARLESTO May 10—Cloarod, bark gg @n, West, Liverpoo! Satiea Mark ‘Oeean Express (Br), Crosby, DARLEN, May 6— Arrived. bark ign ‘etloringa, Havana: st Welitagtoe (ir), Griffith, ardift DUTCH BBO May 9. ~Acrived AL she bar. hor 74h, nel va ratoga, Nickerson, for ; Oatvin P Harris, do or Philadelphia; A C ahs, oot Boston rospect, Connery, Blue. Till to Perth iladelphis for Nantucket . for Boston, "Caswell, Philadelphia tor Narragani r, Henderson, East Green- wich tor niiadelphta: Charles’ § Rowers, Porkins, New rorest City, tod isla Perth Am- boy tor Salem ; Jesse B Smith, Tyter, Cienfuegos for Boston (ana all ‘sailed Oth AM). babe! TOWN, May @—Arrived, echr Jehn J Ward, In- New stk for Boston. E! i! May 5—Cleared, schr Nellic Treat, Whit- ney, Addison t, Me. PALL RIVER, Nay 3—Saited, schrs Mansfeld, Acho: and St laridze, “New York; Stephon Morgun, Hayn Oth Arrived, sehr Restless, Burnham, Port Johnson. Passed up—sehe R i Dean, of Taunton. GKORGETOWN, 8-In port, schr George H Miilx, Tillotson, 1g ee Stonington, MOBILE. M ZUlenred, stp Northambrin (Br), El- Nott, Liverpool: bark Buln (ise), Dun don. CHLAS, May 4—Arri York for Newburyport it tenner Margarot, Baker, Hava pllenred Teh (uot Sth). seh Bast Pusan, idence, EWRURYPORT, May ©-Galled, steamer Achilles, Seow Philadetpbta, NEW MEDFORD, May 8—Sallod, schr 8 Appleteate, Math own, Now York. This -Satiad, sels AC Noyes, Baker, New York; Hen} Eaz- Eliza & Hebeces, Sloophoof, do; M Vassar, (9 vin New London AT, May S—Arrived, saht A Heavon, Phinney, Pitladelphin for Hywnniy (and “sailed 9th); J G' Hunting: ton, Butler, Amboy for Boston. th, Arrived, schr Palestine, Howe, Providence for New York. Sailed Schr Charger, Mil New Bodford for New 1 for ¥ {lade ty v Previdonce tor vi ey “ NEW MAVEN, May 0—Clonred, schr Porest Oak, Parker, Georsetown, Di PORT HLAKELY, May 1—Gatled, shtp Topgailant, Rol- ting, Ran Francisco, PASCAGOULA, Say 6—Arrived, sehr Lily B French, Nickerson, Berbice. Cieured—Hark Deux Marte (Pr), Dubots, Antwerp. PHILADELPULA, May 10—Arrivod, tomers Reading, Coleburn, Salou; Verkiomon, Albertson, Boston; ad Stiners, Warren, New ¥ felis Nauie J Chagwiek, M ty Bava aah Regulator, Doane, New York; bri: MoManems Walle, New Fy, S01 Baier, Haxt Ploreree No Ao Shue Hortons Fennim te, Wareham. Cleared Steamers Agnos, Suutth, New York: Leopard, » Nortel ed. Fall River cnn all thy ina, Richards, New York: ship Kosa B. mdersun, Boifust; bark G a cital, Bary Falmouth ree, Hiiwe, Thnvn + Kate Miller, Bast Braint Eneils Day, Tracey, homersee Lawns, Del, May 1b—sniled, us “hips el stony ‘ er), for Bs «fur New ¥ br Ligne #8 ¢ ringto for Sagan ir Mary Farrow (not us neuthe . Buenos Ayres Phe leurad. ire Ae artis, Bibber, Cardenas; sehr ‘yon, PORTSMC fron, Mstanana), tor ‘to Suited, steamer Ailentow: e ¥ Hall, Keon, Wind tn lower harvor), KT, Nay O- Arrived, schrs James Hofman, M Perth Amboy, seurs Foam, Peterson, and ROVT South Sailed— Hii. sere Florence Dent Pit fuston, Gnediner, Alexandria: Win P Burdon, Adams, Xow Vork: WW Speneer, do: Vouitr, Chase s Hunteoas, Curt Aittawa, Randall, do} Neary a .y, Hately dy oman, dog Surah A Paleoner, ison, cle: wi Hill, do. A ared, bark Roma (Nor), lan. NCISCO, May 2—Arrived, ahip Weste wattle; selirs Ada May, Pererson, Meyer, Browa, Honolun. len (Br), Goddard, Mejille . Burrard Talet, , Dana, Stason, Caleutta: May (it) aunson, Liverpoul; barks Lock Kon Bri, Comming, Muiejos Jean Piorre (Fr), Legisse, Bureard let Uth—Arrived, ship Oba Bay (Tri, Sutherland, Glasgow; bark City of Carlisle (Br), Penny, Liverpook, Sailed fokevy Hall Her, Clark, bal Pinto (Chil), Boxxo, do vin Seabeck Veiparateo: Ante Wth—Arrived, ship Alexanaer Mevailum, Masters, Live pool, DAVANNAT!, May 10-Arrived, sehr James A Pot Ogtor, Bath Mi, ' r Arrived, aches Sammy or uise Boardman, Nore wood. 11 for Calais, STONINGTON, May 9--Artived, sehr Lady Emma, Perth © boy, AVISVARD HAVEN, May OcArrived, sehry James Young, Young, Darien, Gu, tor Newburyport: William A Hovering, nth Amboy for Bath; Eile 7 New York’ Ww ehawken for Newburyport, Murtha Wa H Rovac av HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL LIST “oF THE DRAWING WHICH T00K PLACK MAY 1, No cM Homan, | 4 ba i Geerge & ved, Wit xT STON. Wallace, Sew Yo New Satied sth, schr Gli M WESTERL' Hoboken (and bee for Rondout: zat aay Sa Pembroke: & Snow (Br), ore. ailed—Sehr Dongias 1 WO. “Arrive jaynes. May b—Arrived, schr Five Sisters, Se May 9—Sailed, senr D Davidson, Freeman, , Garnett, New Y. ard I) on™ burg. ‘OR BALE—SLOOP oF NACE, RENGTC Gi Paar jarticulare penne 49 feor tice, Long A} ERIC finish > Groudway. Dix AMER! ORCES —QUIBTEA Send for cireus LAW AGk: SESSSEESESEEEEEESEE 3 $5 tapes 533 SEESEEEESEEEEES EEEESEESES gE SEESEEEEEEE= Wve very eves NEXE DRAWING Spanish Goid Dratis on Lavan: IEA SICKNESS CORED BY DR. TOBIAS J VENETIAN LINIMENT Also Gires spastus, wleto, Depus lu “SALE—25:) LOOP Yucht atiot, Call or’ address 62 Graud at, Williams. N RD “OF “SUPERIOR tio LEAD TPH ang Steir Petes factured by the COLWELL LBAD VO: to the New York Lead Company), 63 Centre ‘and tata wees S100 nd Havens iamuod, ny ole should colle wad Park place, ptt ATION PRIZES, Onb. “CABINS over al Yoland, "oD MP ANY ST STATE; PAY WHEN Romoved 252 Broadw: 1877, No. Prise, 18890... $1000 13896....500 18924....2500 19000; sebesesest] E8ESz & € he SEEEEEESE SEESESSEEEEE cg EEEEEREESEESE be e eegeee sige: eeeeeeteieeskeibeeee: #8 g SESESEEESESESE g88 + 1u00 E8eees 13425 ls. EEEESSEESSEFEeeE= peeerece UBDEL,ssssobovvs e010) MAY 15, 1877. on M ARTINED co., 10 Wall at., basomont Bank Bills bowgne and wold, ean roreee nee jest