The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1877, Page 10

10 WASHINGTON. DESPATCHES, GENERAL WASHINGTON Wasuixctoy, May 13, 1 ADMITTED TO THE POSTAL UNION—BATES OF POSTAGE ESTABLISHED. ‘The Empiro of Japan has been admitted to the Pos- tal Union from and alter June 1, and Brazil and the Portuguese colonies trom July 1, 1877. The postage rates fixed by the United States for prepaid corre- spondence addressed to and unpaid correspondence re- ceived from Japan, when the transportation is per- formed by direct steamers between San Francisco and ‘Yokobama, are as follows:— For prepaid letters, 5 cents per 15 grammes, 34 0% 5 for unpaid letters received, 10 cents ver 15 ,ramimes, 34 oz ; for postal cards, 2 cents each; for newspapers, if not over 40z. in weight, 2 cents each; for boo! other printed matter, patterns of merchandise, &c. cents for each weight of two ounces or fraction thereof; for registration fee on all correspondence, 10 conts, ‘The rates applicable to Brazil and the Portuguese colonics, and to Japan, when correspondence is for- warded via Europe, are as follow: For prepaid letters, 10 cents per 15 grammoz, % oz; for unpaid letters received, 15 cents por 15 grammes, }; 0z.; for postal cards,’ 4 cents each; for books, other printed matter, patterns of merchandise, &c., 4 cents for each weight of two ounces, or /rac- tion there for registration fec on all correspondence, 10 cents. FRED DOUGLASS’ BALTIMORE LECTURE, All the Sunday papers contain articles severely con- demnatory of the recent lecture delivered in Baltimore by Frederick Douglass, which reflected on the citizens of Washington, Columbus Alexander, democrat, who ig one of the bondsmen of Surshal Douglass, will so con- Moue, as be considers the explanatory Card of Mr. Douglass, published yesterday, satisfactory. MOVEMENTS OF AMERICAN DIPLOMATS. Mr. Boker, Minister to Ruasia, wil! roturn to St, Petersburg toward the latter part of thismoath, which will be before his leave of absence shall have expired, No time is yet named for tho departure of Minister Kasson to Spain and Minister Noyes to France. There 18 no prospect of the immediate appotntment of other Ministers, but there will soon be changes in consulates, BIDS OPENED AT THE POST OFFICE DEPART- MENT. Bids for supplying the Post Office Department with postal cards for the uext four years are to be opened at tho department on Wednesduy next, and there is likely to be a very lively competition among the dif~ ferent manufacturers, This 1s the secoud time pro- posals have been invited, the first bids having been thrown out om the representation of the other manufactarers that the style called for, known ag three-ply, having faces and backs of different colors could only be made by two or three manufacturers, and, therefore, amounted practically to a monopoly. (a order that justice may be done to ull, bids and specimens will be received from both classes of manu- lacturers, and whichever 1s nonsidered the best suited to the interests of the government will be selected, CIRCULATING WITHOUT AUTHORITY, When, in 1853, the inland postage of the United States was reduced to three cents, Congress provided by law for the issue of the small three cent coins as an accompaniment to the rew postage system, but in subsequent legislation no provision was made forthe coinage of the three cent picces, and in the revision of the laws the statute providing for the three cent cojns 1s wholly omitted, so ‘bore 18 found in circulation at this time this little coin without apy apparent legal authority for its existence. THE PRESIDENTS VISIT: THE DEPARTURE FROM WASHINGTON AND AR- RIVAL IN NEW YORE-—PROGEAMME OF MOVE- MENTS WHILE IN THE METROPOLIS. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.] Wasuinctox, May 13, 1877. President Hayes, Secreturies Evarts and Scvurz, and General Sherman, jeave in the murning for New York by the limited exprens train, and will be due atthe | toot of Desbrosses street about four o’clock in the afternoon. Secretary Sherman is detained by business Affairs and will probably not Jeave Washington until to. morrow evening. MOVEMENTS OF THE PARTY. ‘Tho Prosident’s party will dive with the Chamber ot Tuesday to see the carnival proceesion aud suc- ceeding festivities, and will return to Washington on Weunew tay. Secretary Schurz, who is an bonorary member of the Chamber of Commerce, will avail him- Feil of the opportunity of bis presence in New York to visit she Indian guods depot in Walker street, to 1+ form himself on the subject of the annual contracts which are now under consideration by the Luterior Department ‘the car from this vicinity, and both the compen; lines are selling excursion Uckets to New return for the three days ending Wednesday nigut. ALMOST A FIRE PANIC. THE APPALLING CKY HEARD AT A TEMPER- ANCE MEETING—A CATASTROPHE HAPPILY AVOIDED—AEREST FOR THE CRIME OF ARSON, [PY TELEGRAPH TO TEE HERALD.] Winmixcros, Del., May 13, 1877. A great temperance roviv and the Graud Opera House was packed with about two thousand persons at a temperance meeting, at about haif-pust four o'clock this altornoop, Mean- lime a yillain set tire to sume cocoa matting in the al will attract a good many spectators railroad cclar, which immediately sent a volume of smoke | umung the audience, when a terrible scene ensued, THE APPALL RY. A geueru! rast was made lor the door amid the ap. | paling cry of ire, but owing to the courage of the | persous cunducting the meeting, who directed a hymn to be sung, the audience caimed’ dows. ‘They un- bouuced at the same time that tbe tre was put out There were several slight injuries, but nothing serious Awan named Wiliam Baird has beetl arrested for | the crime—urson—which 1s a capital felony bere. Tae fame man was tried and narrowly escaped conviction lor a like offence avout fifteen years ago. YOURING ELEMENT. \ PAPER MILL BURNED—LOSS AND DETAILS OF INSURANCE—A GAS EXPLOSION, Pirrsrrenp, Mags., May 13, 1877, The paper mill of Z, Crane Jr., at Dolton, was burned his morning with contents, The loss is $75,000 and the insurance, $53,400, divided as tollows:—Imyerla tnd Northern, of England; Scottish, Commeréial aud Continental, of New York ; Marine, of Springtield; Zina, Harford, and Royal Canadian, of Monireal, cach THE DE $3,500; Natioval, rhwnix, of Hartiord, Williamsburg New dity, Manhattan, Westchester d Atiantc, of Tork ;Commereial Union, of England, each $2.5 nan-American, of New York ; Queen, of Englund Britiet and Mercan:ile, of Engl ther, of Busion, Fire As mM Paul, of Minnesota, each $2,300; Paterson on, N. J., $1,500; Amerteau, of Philudelphi Insurance Compony of North America, Phila- deiphia, $2,900, d, each $3,100 GAS_KXPLOSTON, Mi The watchman on the premises wont into the gas- house connected with the mill as soon as be discover we fire, for the purpose of shutting of the gas, having # lantern an explosion took place, Which, it 18 foured, fatully injured him. VALUABLE RESIDENCE DESTROYED. AMSTERDAM, N. Y., May 13, 1877. The residence of Umah Christman, a wenlthy farmer, ntuated near Amsterdam, was to-day destroyed by fire, Total joss, $8,000, tnsarance, $3,500; of whieh $2,000 is in the Furwers’ Mutual and $1,500 inthe tua it Js supposed the disaster was occasioned by a uctective Btovepipe. THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD, A MOVEMENT TOWARD RECONSTRUCTION. Saw Francisco, May 19, 1677. Apumber of prominent brokers of the ‘*Big Board” mot yesterday alterucon to concert measures to revive the confidence 0! the people and ameliorate the demoral- ized stateof the stock murket. A proposition was nade to close the Board, bat it was not determined upon. | A committee was appointed to visit the Bank of Cali- fornia, Nevada Baok, the Anglo-Calffornia, Londou apd San Francisco banks and request those institutions to aid the biokers in protecting holders of stoeks, otherwise the brokers wii refuse to sustain their cnstomers, It was also determimed to issue on address to the people on the subject of paying assessments. Resolutions were sdopted that ce of one broker loaning stocks tu anot pb Members of this bourd, tuat vu more seions be allowed, but that ull sessions be tween regular sesrions of the board be presided over by the caller and ali sales recorded, Commerce at seven o'clock, and will remain over | York and | al is now in progress here, | NEW YORK HERALD, MOND SOUTH CAROLINA. | THE QUESTION OF PAYING THE INTEREST ON THE STATE DEBT—DIVIDED COUNSELS AMONG LEGISLATORS— ADVOCACY OF REPUDIATION OB POSTPONEMENT—¥EELING IN MERCANTILE CIRCLES, [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD’) ARLBSTON, May 13, 1877, Political issues in South Carolina are becoming over~ shadowed by financial questions. The stringent sury law which the granger element in the Legis- ture has beeu advocating has been staved off | until the regular session, but the fight ovor the | State debt this week promises to be hot and very doubtful to the result, The mercantile interest of Charleston is using ail its inv tluence to upbold the honor and credit of the State by curing ® faithfat observance of the terms of tho adjustment of the public debt solemnly exe> cuted three years ago, and Goversor Hamp- ton is steadily exerting his great personal imfluence im the same direction and has been so far successful as to have prevailed upon the Committee of Ways and Means to msert clauses in the Appro priation and Tax bills reported last woek, providing Jor the payment of tho interest coupons; but the pro- posed tax for this purpose will encounter a fierce op- position in the Legislature. TUK GRANGER SENTIMENT. The democratic majority in that body is largely composed of farmers without experience in public allairs, and with but one idea as to their duty as Jegislators—namely, to lighten to the utmost the tur- dens of the taxpayers. The opponents of the interest tax are of two classes, the first and moro numerous urging absolute repudiation of tne eutire public debt so that the State may begin alresh like a dieebarged baukrupt; tne second class basing | their objettions chiefly on the present poverty of tho | people and urging that no action of any kind be taken | With regard to the debt until south Carolina shall have bad a full year of home rule to recover trom the pros- tration caused by bad government, . Both classes are sustained by the knowle the iterest tax will be unpopular with nine-tenths of the taxpayers who are too ready to regard the settlement of the debt under the Consolidation uct a8 tninted with the same public rascality which piled up the original debt trom | $6,000,000 to $16,000, 000. ANXIMEY IN RUSINKSS CIRCLES. How far the efforts of Governor Hampton and bis immediate supporters will avail in registing the com- bination to reject the measure reported by the Com- mittee of Ways and Means is u question that gives much anxiety ia business circles here, especially be- causo Charleston, with its vast stake in she welfare of the State, is absolutely unrepresented inthe Li ture, and the democratic caucus which met Inst wight discussed the financial question tl] midmight and ad- journed without arriving at any definite understand. ing. Advices trom Columbia to-day increase tne prob- abilities of the rejection of the opriatiun for the payment of intercst. The feeling developed in the caucus against it is said to have been very bitter. THE WHEELER EXPEDITION. RENDEZVOUS OF THE VARIOUS SECTIONS AND WORK TO BE ACCOMPLISHED, WaswixGros, May 13, 1877, The Wheeler expedition, which 1s about to take the field for the season of 1877, will bo divided into three j sections; one of which, the Colorado section, will rendezvous at Fort Lyon, on the Arkansas, Colorado; one, the Utdh section, at Ogden, Utub, and one, the California section, at Carson Uity, Nevada, | THK WORK TO BE DONE. ‘There will be six regularly organized parties, which | will prosecute asystematic survey covering bells mear- | ured by the rectangles, tho work upon each of which | will nally eppeur ma complete atlas sheet, An addi. | ‘ional special basc-measuring and triangulation party will operate in connection with the Utab section, and another special party will occupy points in the Sierras, near and south of Luke Tahoc, a most interesting sec- tion in topographical detaiis. THE WHIPPING (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Wiatixatos, Del., May.13, 18) ‘The eemi-annual flogging took, pluce yesterday at | noon in the yard of the County Jail at Newcastle, Five men, all colored, wero flogged by the Sherif, A CATTLE TRAIN WRECKED. Rocxnitr, Pa, May 13, 1877. Ab extra stock train from tho West with provisions for Europe rau tato a cow on the North Pennsylvania Railroad at Rockiill station this aiterpoou. Eigas cars loaded with cattle wero wrecked aud one maa injured, Trains ure delayed by the wreck. ‘A BISHOP'S CONSECRATION, CHAKLESTON, C., May 13, 18 The Rev. Dr. Mcore, pastor of St. Patrick’s Church in thie city, was to-day consecrated Mishop of St. } Augustine. The occasion was one of great pomp and tracted the largest congregation ever gathered In the Cbarleston Cathedral. bishops and thirty priests | participated. Bishop Gibhons, of Richmond, presched, DEAD, POST. LEFT Cuaunestoy, 8. C., May 13, 1877. ssassination was perpetrated last Friday a jonely road about fifteen miles from this ins Gdings, a young white man, who was of the hands at the | | | A brat | evening | ety. J, carrying $1,200 to pay the wa; phosphate works, was ambushed, sbot in his bogey, | roybed and left dead in the road, Two negrues were | arrested to-day aud confessed the crime, Tne money | Was tound ia their possession, MIDNIGHT WEA HER [iEPORT. Wak Devantusst, | Oprice OF THE CHINE SiGNAL Orricer, Wasuixerox, May 14—1 A. M. Indrcations. For New England, nearly stationary or falling ba- | rometer, southeast to southwest winds, slight rise in temperature una clear or partly cloudy weather, | For the Middle Atlantic States nearly stationary or | falling barometer, sight rise in temperature, south- east to southwest winds, and clear or partly cloudy | weather, tollowed at Southwest stations by increasing cloudiness, and possibly rain areas, For the Seuth Atlantic and Gulf States nearly sta- | onary or failing barometer, stationary temperature, | cast to south winds, partly cloady and cloady weather, with rain arens, For the Tennessee aud the Onto Valley slowly falling barometer, northeast to southeast winds, pearly sta- | tionary. temperature, with partly Gloudy weathor and | rain areas, : For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val- loys, slowly falling barometer, east to southwest winds, partly cloudy weatber, with rain ureas and Dearly stationary temperature, For the lake regiou, nearly stattonary or falling varometer, winds mostly from portheast to southeast, stationary or higher teniperature, clear or purtly | cloudy weather, followed at Southwest stations by in- | | creasing cloudiness, | ‘The Mississippi River will romain nearly stationary. | pth THE WEATHER YESTERDAY, | The following record will show the changes in the | temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com- | | parison with the corresponding date of last year, as in- dicated by the thermometer at Hadnut’s pharmacy, ) Herat Building :— | } | 1876, 1877. 1876, 1877. | 3A. M. 46 47 3:30, M..., 65 76 {| 6AM. 48 18 oP. M » 67 ah 60 9PM. + 62 59 12M... os 12h, M. . 49 54 Average temperature yesterday 507% Average temperature for corresp A REGIM The Forty-sevonth regiment paraded under com. mand of Colonel D, E. Austin, in Williamburg, last evening, ov their way to St, Paal’s Church, corner Marcy avenue and Penn street They vore side arms | only, and after passing in review belore General Ira L. Boebe and staff at the ebureh porch were addressed | by thetr chaplain, Rev, Newland Maynard, Alter the | services the regiment marched to the corner of Bed- | ford avenue and Ponn street and were dismissed, nding date ‘ia CHURCH. ENT AT 1 5 ‘ie Fe . % > m i A DESPERATE WOMAN, | Anu Martin, ogod twenty-five years, was arrested yes- | terday afternoou on a charge of having abandoned ber | infant, After she bad been locked up in a cell she ate tempted to comm.t suicide by hanging horgelfto a dis- | over the cell door by means of wratl, she was bar covered by Doorman Mause who cut ber down in time | to save ber lite, AN UNPROVOKED ASSAULT. Michael Higgins, of No. 160 B | coker strect, Inst | night entered the saloon at No, 417 Kast Fifteenth | street and called ior a ar. While quietly | | drinking ihe cooling beverage in the saloon, several men attucked him, knocked him down | {ana wratally kieked him. ‘They then threw him out on the sidewalk, where bo way found by an omeer | | bleeding proiuvely trom several severe wounds ip the | pead, He wae taken to Belevue Hosp where his | } wountts were dressed, alter whick be was tsken bome, | | His assaviants were not arrested, | | some business. | made a profession of teaching | She was for many years matron of the institution A QUARTERMASTER'S FLIGHT. CAPTURE AND BETURN OF THE DEFAULTING * FUGITIVE. San Framcisco, May 13, 1877. Lieutenant W. W. Fleming, of the Tweltth United Staies infantry, quartermaster and commissary xt Al- catraz, obtained leave of obsence on the Sth of May for ten days and took the overiand train. Immediately after bis departure the military autborities ascertained thas he had borrowed all the money he could obtain from his friends, and bad sold his for the current month to several parties, An showed (hat prison (ands and personal tunds emount- ing toalout $2,: intrusted to him were missing. ou sums which he had previously obtained will probably swell the total amount to $5,000, He wus aaa at Laramie lust Friday and 1s now on pis way OUT OF THE WATER. PATAL END TO A STEALING EXPEDITION. {BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. | Harrissvre, Pa, May 18, 187%. Yesterday the body of Charles Dufy, crowned in the river bout thirteen miles above this city nino or ten weeks ago, was found a few miles below tho pont where be is supposed to have fallen into the river, Dafly and ed McElwee, whose boy ‘was recovered three wee! 0, had been on a stealing expedition, and, crossing tl ‘iver with their plunder, the boat capsized and they were drowncd, FOUL PLAY, Bera.suem, Pa,, May 13, 1877. The dead body of Philip Reilly, of Ferndale. Ps., wi found at ove o’clock this morning on the Lehigh Val- Jey Railroad, between Catasaqua and Allentown, There was a pistol shot in tho head and three deep outs im the body. Foul pluy 18 conjectured, but there is no trace as yet of tre murderer. A MURDEREK'S SUICIDE, Braxvoy, Vt, May 13, 1877. The probable murderer of Frank Brandon was found dead on the railroad track jast night, about three and ahaif miles trom here, whore he hau shot bimself with a revolver, A short time previous had threat. ened to shoot a section band with a riflo which the latter wrested !rom him and brought bere, whero it was identitied as the oue which the Brandon boy wok with him when ho wont gunning yesterday. The murderer and suicide was good looking, about twenty years of age, @ stranger bere, and, douvtiess, ynsane. STOLEN JEWELS. THE POLICE IN SEARCH OF A TRUNK SAID TO CONTAIN TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH OF JEWELS. Mr. Allison, of the firm of Allison & Co,, No. 112 Broadway, called at the Central Office yesterday and reported to Inspector Oilks that a trunk containing valuable jewelry bad been stolen trom one of the firm's agents, and requested the intervention of the police to aid in the property’s recovery. Detectives Dunn and Van Erichten were put upon the case and the following facts were discoverea:—Tho agent lelt Worcester, Mass, a day or two ago with this trank, to which be bad o check attached and retained a dupticats check himself. He got as far as Hartiord, Conn., with the property in the baggage car all right At this point it 18 believed the chock on the trank | was changed by some astute thiol who succeeded in getting into (he baggage car. Tuis fellow, whoever he was, must have known just what the agent was bring- ing in the trunk and had determined to get possession oft. Chaaging checks on a trunk im a baggage car in this way is an old scheme for robbery and has proved quite suocessiul at diflerent times. On Suturday, atthe Grand Central depot, the thie, who had put one of a pair of checks on the valuub trunk, demanded an received it. He then hireda back driven by a man named Collins and drove to the Putnain House, m Vourth avenue, flere he piid Ofty cents tor a room, and, having seen “his luegage” salcly bestowed, went out to transact Ho bad seen gone about halt an hour when avotber backman called at tho Putnam House und presented a card ou which was written ao order for tho strunger’s trunk. The stranger bad, as has been noticed, sottied tor bis room, so the trunk was given up tothe backman, Where the stranger went or met the backmaa puzzied the detectives very much last night. (ney were exccodingly anxiogs to tind the hackman, whom tuey dia not bellove'to bave beou particepscriminis at all, Inspector Thoruv- sent notice to ail the station houses that i the backmau will report to Suporin- tendent Walling he will be rewarded for his trouble. The people ut the butel and elsewhere eetimate tho vaiue of the miss property at $26,000, The name given by tho man who &tolo the trunk Was Charles H. Brewster, of Providence, It. 1 SHOT AND DROWNED. Another river mystery floated in with the tide yes- terday moroing oud came to the surface at the Fulton ferry. It was the unknown corpse of a niu about thirty-five yours old, five {eet wine tncbes high, with | qark brown hor, full black chin whis- kers, heud slightly bald, white ebirt, dark pants und vest, boots, no co Tho | vody was very much decomposed, It was taken | to the Morgue and Coroner Woultinan went up to look i atit, ‘There were no less than ten bullet holes in the | clothing und body in tho region of the near, Coroner | Woltman thought they looked like buckshot wounds, { No post-mortem was made so that the calibre of the missiles could not be determined, Where or bow the pan reveived these injuries itis likewtse hard to tell, ‘There is aso un abrasion on the forehead which would give rise to tho surmise of a violent assnult upon the mun by a person with some biunt instrument, RY. OBITUA ARCHEISHOP POLDING. Aavices from Now South Wales announce the death ol Are! hop Polding, bead of the Roman Catbolic Courch in Australasia, which occurred at Sidney on tho i6ih of March lust. His career tn the British colonies of the South Pacile extended during forty-one yeurs, and by his efforts as priest and citizen he contributed largely to the prosperity of the communities in which he resided. Alihough devoted to the Church his heart was large enough to inclade all races aud creeds, and be was widely poced for his unassuming piety and Nberal teeling, H. A. TUCKER. H. A. Tucker, formerly of this city and of tbe drm | of H. A. Tucker & Co.. in Broad street, and a member of the New York Stock and Gold exebanges, died 1a Chicago on Tuesday last, the Sth inst, MIS. MORGAN L. MOTT, ‘Tho wife of Morgau L. Mott, of Poughkeopsio, Prosi- dott of the Hudson River Driving Park Association, | Schr Nellie Sawyer fof Port died suddeniy Saterday night from paralysis, Shewas | via Wilniugton, NC, May 3 with molasses to order, May ity years of age. 10, lag 37, el a vesnel’s Sepeonst with rigeing —_—_ | ati Apparanety “rotoniging os orig. (the 8 put E. 7 i Ww ton Apri lor repairs—before repot ‘] hen as sm dope vSche Mary Nowell (of Philadelphia’, Nowell, Sngus 14 A Washington despatch, under date of the 13th inst says:—"Mimo, Gallaudet died at tho Deaf and Dumb | “S. Asylum bere (o-day while at family worship. | She was struck with = upoploxy = and ex | pited instantly, = sitting ber chatr, Sho | was in her eiguucth = y Mine, Gallaudet | was the mother of Proiessor Gallaudet, who tounded the Natioual Deat and Dumb Acy/um and ts i118 present president, Her Musband, the first Professor Gallaudet, instituted ihe famous Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Hare ford, Conn., the first im the United Stat Mme, Gal Jvudet Was the first mute cver educated in America, Belore her time mutos were regurded as hope! of tuition, there being no method of imparting instruction to them, All her living chilareu bave dumb and are ene gaved in various asylums throoghout the country, where she dica.'’ LOUIS JOSEPH ERNEST PICARD, A cable despatch {rom Paris announces the death of | Louw Joseph Ernest Picard, the celebrated French advocate and member of the Assembly, He was boro in Parts i 1821, was admitted to the bar in 1844 and took the degree of Doctor of Law in 184§. He piade bis debut under the ausp:ces of M. Louvil id subse. quently became his son-in-law, At a i period he became one of the Board of Dircotors ol the Siecle newspaper and belped to make that re- publican organ tage ap the candidature of M. Emile Ollivier at tue general electio 1807, and the latter politician succeeded through the advocacy of the paper ib getting elected to the Corps Legisiuut, In June, 1858, M. Picard was himsoil elected deputy tor the fourth circumscription of the Seine, and accepted the position like other members of the Opposition by tak- ing the oath of allegiance to tho Empire, Daring (his period he was one of the group catled fire," and attracted the attention of Uke Chamber and the coun- try by the biting sarcasm which characterized bis | criticsims of the Maperial policy. Re-elected in 1863 by a aweopiog inajority, he continued bis opposition to the Ewpire, and managed during the dixcusions to clothe many rather disagreeable strictures in such piquant form that tues conld scarcely be objected = to =o by, tho — most rabid tmreriniiet, Separating from Oilivier as soon asthe juiter vegan to lean toward Imperialism, be was a stout advocate of the demand for ® municipal government for Parig — Suabsequemtiy elector L’Herault hg was ove of those who contributed most te the Revoiusion of the 4th of Septembe: 1870, and the overthrow of tbe Empire, Since the Franco-German war ho has heen one of the leaders of the lati in the Chamber, and bas taken # prominent part tn all the important debates which have oceurred during that eritieal period. M. Pieard | | far Gtangowe, procsedla | passed a AY, MAY 14, 1877.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. mailes from Norfo Dantsle (a 1875, Also ee no | Mihe tame ite her igeion, vals, chutne, schory, Be RANCIB. judden! op Sun re of beart M \— Bhi! ‘Londot in col- 4 Groncn W. Frascis, of Brooklyn. Pi ag rig i Rasen airy Mes gry ont oe jereaft siderable damage, the Latte: her stern store in, Notice of tun THORP.—At Saugaiuc, Tuorp. Funeral services at Presbyterian Churc! Tuesday aiternoon three o'clock. Twelve o' from New York, {Por Otner Deaths Sea Ninth Page} er. Conn, May 12, Cuamuxs A. Norwalk, train SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE welling (1 Bowling Greon +169 Broadway see ie Broadway . [4 Bowling Green Rotterdam, 50 Hrondl 61 Broudway 4 td Green roadway ol. .|4 Bowling 72 Broadway [61 Broadway 15 Rroadw \: .12 Howling ‘‘rees .|7 Bowling Gree: ao way 'lEieerpoot: i eae [pane 14.|Glasgow. Jane 19,1 Liverpeot. 50 Broadway 72 Browaway 15 Brondway 187 Hrondway 7 Bowling Green ) Hreadway 72 Hroadway i 29 Broadway City ot Adriatic Moutane... B@NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.—Captains or officers: ofvi engaged in the coasting and foreign trade ob: Ing the displacement or removal of xea buoys are requeste to communicate the fact to the HERALD, so thatit may be brought publicly to the attention of the proper authorities, r addressed ‘lo the editor of the Hunaup, New York * giving as accurately as possible the number and posi- tion of displaced buoys or the cause of their removal, will euffice in all cases observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the American Continent. When thoy are observed on the const of European countries or in the Mediterrancan it ss requested that information be sent etther by telegraph of lester to the London office of the Nxw York Henatn, 46 Fleet street, London, oto the Paris office, 61 Avenue de Opera, Paris. Where tho telegraph 1s used desparches may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Flect street, London," or “Bennett, G1 Avenue do IOpera, Paris.” Where cases of displacemont are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph. as in Asiaor Africa, captains may communicate with us npon reaching the first conv jent port. This information will be cabled free ofcharge to she 'Imnacp and published. gr NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New York Henatp bas adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for nso on board the Hxnatp steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, creen, red, changing from ono to the other in succession, and can be seen several miles distant, Captains of vessels; upon seeing this s«ienal, will oblige ns by preparing any marine news they may havo for the Ship Nows Department of the Hxnatn. aa-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels caroof Hxratn news yacht, Pior Nol East River, New York. Letters received (rom all parts of the world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are required. HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. May 13. 1877. 1 “T Bar. her.! 7 State of Hour |Inch.| Deg.| Wind.) Weather Tks se) Noon |30,85) 70/-B*|Clonr PM/3 6S 8*/Clear < PM/30.30} 54) S8W*] Clear 2 Pal [30.30] Sel SW#lClear © Moderate. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY SUN AND MOUX, SIGH WATER. Sunrises. » £4 | Gov, Island... ..eve 9 32 Sun sets. . 7 09} Sandy Hook.....evo 8 47 Moon sets ve 9 25] Hell Gato.......eve 11 17 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 13, 1877, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TALEGRAPH LINE. Steamer City -of Richmond (Br), Leitch, Liverpoo! May Sand Queevstown 4th, with mdse aud wengern to Je Dalo, atrived «t Sanday lat 49 12, lon 24 ‘ ok at 6:21 AM. May 7, 5:30 AM, Sidonian (itr), nence hefore reported); Sth, 3:18 PM, ight hed, brig rigged steamer, bound W 48 PM, spoke steamer City of Brus: | seis (Br) lence 1, proceoding under canvas, | having brokow ler shaft- al wall, | | Steamer Bermuda (Bt), Ansgrove, Bermuda May 10, with misy_and passongers to A Ti Outeriridye, May LL, Int 34 20, Tou 67.07, passed a French burk bound &, with white hul 4 No 33 on maintonsail teamer Richtnond, Kelly. Richmond, City Point and Sortolk, with mdso and passengers to the Old Dominion teumsiip Co. Knight, McCreery, Pniladelphia, with mdse Steainer Ellie to Borert & Moi Ship Kupire of Peaco (ot Liverpool), Williamson, Cal- v Jan, 15, with mdse to Arkell, Tifts & Co. Passed of Good Hope March 15, and crossed the Equator WW; Fob LL took a houvy eusterly gee, 11; Afterward had moderato weasher. Feb K, spoke ship Killathon (Br), frou April 1, in jon Vastinge v the L 4 tiniqu warbert, Landon March 26, with mdse to | & Co.’ Was 23 days Wof the Banks | s Jalta, London 36 days, in ballast, to | Bark Regulus (Nor), I © Tobiar & Co. Bark Guchen (Fr), Bouton, Bilvoa 43 4. Boyd & Hincken. 1s anchored at Sanay Ho ark Susio (ol Ardron us ys Tunas 13 di 3 selto A 'T Hieney, in ballast to for orders. with sugar to Grin Wass a icone ie winds and high « . Bark Hebe (Nor), avanger 29 days, in ballast to. U Tobias & Brig Blanc B), Foster, Demerara 25 days with sugar to S¥C was 9 days N of Hatteras le winds. Old Harbor, Ja, 21 di to AH Soloman. Was 8 day! ong NE winds, chr vavid Ames vof Rockland), Flandor: PR, 6 days, with sugar to Brown Bros: v Brown, Was 10 days N of Hatteras with strong NE winds f St John, Nk), Pord, Mayazue: with suger and molasses to JD Rivera & Co; vei Nevis & Sons, Was 7 days N of Hatteras with lix! nds. Kate Carleton (Br), Grant. Port Spain via Dela- Breakwater 27 days, with sugar to Howland & Aspin- | veevel to Parsons & Loud. land), Hall, Havana April 8 with ot Hate ayarnen, olto HP é days with sugar to Goxslor & C \ of Untieras with N& winds and calms, Nelson, French, Nortol Seur PC Schultz, Thompson, Fredericksburg, Va. Sehr Jan 8 Havies. Dicxensan, Mic mond. Sehr J Catiton, Thurston, Richmond, Va. Sehr Chas H Daizer, futtle, Virvinia for New IL Sehr iP Ely Thornton, Virginia for New Have! j Archange si asel to master; was 8 | fi the yard of Cool- schooner of 115 sone, ailders and others, and ness, under command seat nied roe a ‘i Capt Dade! Hager NOTICE TO MARINERS. VENKZORLA—NORTH COAST. The tight at Pnerto Cane'lo is a whitel Sxed light and not @ red fixed light, ns published in # previous nosis 4 Jenkins, of bark Sea Fox, of NB, re- a May 2, with 45 bbls ep oll since last re~ . of brig Varnum H Hill, of N! ‘May 12, all well. ° Woul lp 100 vbis sp ail by Belle of Lunenburg, NB, for joston. Tanita. March 1—Bark Coral, oil Indep for New ford, after a futile attempt to resume voynge, 8 to bere hey ee, bom bs Lary = owners. Is leaking and will probably * : Reesrut ay of Islandy N7%, Nareb 10—Barks Gaz LL (Bay of Islands), NZ. ans Niger, both of New Bediord, in to-day for suppi. T er took 530 bbis sperm and the latter 75 bbis sinci q provious report, or . A letter from Capt Baxt soporne her arrival at i SPOKEN. worn (Br), Meterson, from Mobile for Liverpoe!, at 41, Jon ba. Wrote. Bush, fiom Laiverpoo! for Sau Prancisco, no Stanley, trom San Francisco for Liver. Leonard, trom Cardiff for Hong Kong, Pe, Shi date, lat 19 N, lon hath ore Bonanaa, pool, Feb 22, | abla Nimbus, rms neha de ver wr Quebec, Geel ete en from Bristol for Quebec, April 22, Ins Cig (Br), from Landon for Quebec, April 22, igi Ln lat 46.55, Ship Bunice jas, (Br), from Plymouth for Quebec, April 22, ins 46 1 29 55, An Am sl i» showing J DTA, trom Singapore for Boston, March 1, fat 16's, lon 12 &, Bark Busy. Kendrick. from Messina for I*biladelphia, April 25, lat 43. lon 46, Durk Hosherau (Br), trom Greenock for Quebec, April jerbert, of Maitiand, NS, April 27, las 46 * jordon (Br), from Barrow tor Richebacto, April 27, lat 49, lon 23, Bark Victoria, of Prince Edward Taland, from Mexiliones ter Hamburg, March 2, lat 40 18 3, ton 45 40 W, Bark Harry Buschnaar (Br), trom London for 8 Thomas, April 22, lat 40, lon 68 (and was supplied wi {dike aie A for Hollusia, Barl b Ce sarnee (Bri, trom sourabaya April 19, lat 10.N, lon 27 W, ark Cyrus, of Pi a, Hisuo (Br), from Havre tor Qaebeo, April 22, from Messina for Philadelpiia, April 14, ), trom Charleston for Newcastle, April 11, Int 49, lon 35. Brig Jonephine (Br). trom Smyrna tor Regen, April 11, off Cape de'intie. ‘unro, from Barbados for Boston, May idward Isiand, steering ost April 28, Jas 49 N. lon 8 W. Hark Knily Int 46.55. lon Soeur Belle (Hr). 0 Miche Tlieaberh two Prince Edward Island, it EMzabeth, trom ince wr jane steertin, WSW, May 11, lui 41, Jon 67 . NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents snd shipmsters are informed that by telegraphing to the Hxrauo London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No, 45 i streat, London,” or tothe Paris office, addressing “Bonnott, 61 Avenue de l’Opera, Pacis,” the arrivals at and departures trom Earopean and Eastern ports of American and all forsign vessels trading with the Unite States, the same will be cabled to this country (reo of char Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- tarranean ports will find the Paris office ths more economi- cal and expeditions for telegraphins news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Axtwerr, May 12—Arrived, ship Alert, Park, Huantilos via Queenstown. Salled 12th, barks Joseph Baker, Ryder, New York ; Som. erville (Br) Baker, do: Breaky, Muy 12—Salled, shtp Troe (Nor), Brager America, Canotre, May 12—Satled, sbip Ellen Goodspeed. Morse, Rio Janeiro; Chandos, Rose, Houg Kong. Capiz, May 12—Arrtved, bark Tuos H Armstrong, Maur’ also the “Chico,” from do, Sailed 12th, ship Florence Treat, Short, ——- ; sehr BS Newman, Newmun, Boston. Deat, May 13—Arrived, bark Mexican (Br), Pensacola tor King's Lynn. Waxsura, May 11—Arrived, bark Victoria (Nor), Borgs aud, Baltimore, Sailed 12th, Mary A Myshrall (Br), Tucker, Philadephia, Hou, May 13—Salled, ship. Alaska, Anderson, San Frau- ciseo: bark Reno (Aus), Peregale, Philadelphia. ¥ Haver, May 12—Satled, bark Proserpina (Aus), Ivancieb, New York. INsisuowey Heap, May l2—Satied, bark Alpha (Nor), Anderson (from Londondsrry), Baltimore. Liverroon, May 42~ Arrived, steamer Ontario (Br), Bon- chette, Phitadelphta; ships Lord Lytton (Br), Dakin, Gale voston: 13th, Cuba, Theobald, San Francisco. Sailed 18th, bark Capcain Peter Dab! (Nor), Jobuson, Philadelphia, Lospoxs, May 18—Arrived, MeRitchie, New York. Lazago, May 13, 6 AM—OM, steamer Labrador (Fr), Sanutiter, trom New York for Wavre. Puymoutn, May 18—Aztived, bark Maryborough Irvine, Pensacola, QureNsroWs, May 13—Arrived, ships moonlight, Water- house, Jarvis Island; Bayard (Br), Heard, Francisco; varks Saga (Nor), Falck, Saltimore; Davidy 8 (Ital), Rovagno, Philadelphia; Pe-soyerante (Ital), Bozzo, Balti- a Baxter, stormer Elysian (Br), (Br), Also arrived 13th, steamor Ponnsytvania, Harris, Phila- delphia for Liverpool, Waturronp, May 12—Sailed, bark Emma € Beal, Bailey. 81160, May 12—Sailed, bark Armenia (Ital), Cavallo, Philadeiphia, FOREIGN PORTS. ate, March 14—Arrivea, bark Banda (ir), Stollery’ New New York. _Kamta, April 8—Arrived, brig Meta (Ger), Streng ork. Sulled Mareh 29, orig Callao, Leeman, Rio Janetro (be- fore reported in pert April 3). B ney May 7-—Arrived, sehrs Lee 0} ore. Bonsey, Phil- . Howoman,” Baracoa: 6th, velvior (Br), Mayor, New York; Oth, sehr Maria (Bri, Stubbs, Demerara. 1. In port May 10, barks Mi Java for Hoston, reps: wig E lary FE Russell, Nicke: from Modesta (Br), Stelln (Br), and Revert Morrison, +. Nictaux (Hr), Masters, for Barcelo Idg: Architect (Br), and Duchess (Br), disg; brigs E r), Marris, Rull River for Bristol, re: dy oe sen; HL ie E Rich (Br), Chadsey, tor Boston, lig; Semer- sot (Br), Hal for way, Annie Wharton (Br), Wharton, from Cienfueves tor Boston, rep; Florence (Br), wig ordors; schra Mary E Rankin, Priler for Boston, ldy; Georgie Staples, Tuylor, Vioneer, Hamilton, ding. May 9 Arrived, ship Peruviun Congtess (Br), ba! r. “de ge fs Mio. 4 3 wi Pree TLE, March 2 port, ship Lu Pritchard, front Melbourne, di for Calcutta, id ms ise, Gonatves, » pril 26=In por. schr Altoona, Fitzgerald, for Boston in 3 days. tved. sehr Loleta, Dexter, San do: 234, ‘bark 8 Mrnnounse, ve. hark ir iFr), Are naud, Victor! 16th, ship Merchant (Hr), Quinn, do; Watker, sursien. ip British Army ‘In port April 8, ship Grandoe, Waif, Manson, for San Francisco; sc April 2, brie Hagard, Sailed March 20, su! (Br), Reed, Portland, Neweasten, NSW, Mareli 10 Guest, Hong Kone; April 3, Gye re Webb: Amyone ( olort end Ductam (49) jevmonr, for Ban Francisco, vosry, May 9—Arrived, barks Finland, and Al- Nance, ftom Norwny Quenve, May 11—Arrived, ships Dunrobin Castle Senr Jae 8 Stansbury, . Virginia tor New Haven Sehr Alex Wilh Beacham, Virginia for New Haven. Schr Annie Ke ids, Booth, Virginian. Sehr Cornelia kirk, Huntley, Vieginim Schit MG Leonard, Lowry, ¥' Sehr Jonn Young, Curtis, Vircima. Kehr Win Farren, Linsday. Virginia, Rehr 4 & E Benton, Badd, Virginia, Sebr Jas W Boyle, Capperie: irginia, Sehe Virginia Sehr PO Se! 2, Thompson, Vit Rehr Woodruff ims, Bennett, Vir Schr Wh Rockit, George DL ( Jen Hasbrouck, Sope r, Williams, from and, ashore at bbls mackerel. sherman), Joyee, with days out, with 30 retina (fisherman), Arnold, ackorel. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of Fitehbarg. Springer, New Bedford for New York. Stesmer (alates, Waldon, 'rovidence for ww York. Steamer Tillie, Ewing, New London and Norwich for Ni sehr bbls m ork. Schr [arhinger, Alien, Sehr Julta§A Norklo. Rely, Sebr ion oe ard, Creamer New Havon tor rt for New Y . Coid Spring for New BOUND EAST. Sehr John Brooks, Fox, New York for Bridgeport. Schr Helen Augusta, Pratt, Newbury for Miadiovown, Sehr Isle of Pines, Lewe, tondout for Providence ‘Schr Neiife H Benedict. Adams, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Elias Koss, Lewis, Amboy for Providence. BELOW, Sebr Julia AT ork, pebr Wm L Peek York. SAILED, 1p Sterling, for Sun Francisco: bark Abbie N Franklin, brig Herbert J Olive (Br), Cork or Falmouth. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Nonrovg, May 12—Mesers Leigh Bros & Phelns will sell at the fo tot Campbell's wharf to-d IL AM, the weyian bark Orpheus, of O47 t built at Ham burg in TA50 Ant thorough. re 875; also ab the er gaily, elggin was aman of great ability, and commanded the rev Bpect of those who difiered widely from him ia pohtical opiuion, ae. at Messrs Wm 6 German ship Assecum 8 shore at Ocean View, 7 je tl A Bower & Co's wenes ne, th deur, of Duntsic, as she now 1 Aberdeen; Leaping Wate iters, Greenock; Iinpe- i East, O : Movding, Olersen, | Poteinger, Shi Keed, Greenock; Dagmar, Morris, Mtymouth . adn, Suavigensen, Egorsund; Macedonia, Pi ' Harkaway, Mek Tonsberg: Energie, 3 Joho m, arson. Ampliion, Wag atiasen, Limerick; Troms, . sunderiand: Marian, Hanson, Caraltt. Cleared 11th, steamers Sardinian Dutton, London; Phos. nician, Scott, Glasgow. Kio Janwsno, April 6—Arriy Baltimore. hiive, Batchelder, bark Rialto (Br), Owens, Suiled April 2, bark ( Port Eliabeth; 6th, brig Ubaldins (Br: ‘cham, Dem: a. Rio Uitanne, March '24—atled, brig Catharina (Dan), ‘26th, echr Aaltje Holtmann (Dutch), New ork. SW, March 31—Arrived, barks Becort, Water cean Gem (Mr), Hoffman, Montreal Weston, New York (all before Toporied Paulsen, Sandy Hi Laken: April with incorrect di w ON: u NZ, March 21—Arrivea, scr Anna Ros Waite, Kiapara—put in througn stress of weather. [Pen SteaMeR Cery or Rictmonp,! Arrived, Strassburg ( Axtwunr, May 2 Pi .» Barre, River Sailed 28th, Marco Polo, Thomas, Quebec (and was off Hastings 20h) A gu pine lin ena, WCA, Aprit6—Ln port, Seagull, Stephens: - he liitman; aud Mterling, Tufts. i wees . WOA, April #- Ln port, Lemuel, Datsiel. 4—Sailed, Campidogiio, Demichilt, Phi duel & Barrow, Wikander, Bull River. Adelgando, Hofgaaid, Quobec; May 1, Onyx, Hateh, Montreai. Uxistou, Kate eo; 2d, Walter Siegfried, May 1—Arrived, Powell, Hammond, avra. Sailod Ist, Sarah, Cluver, Q from Portland, € Ln por Monte Rosa, Carter, for Port I" Np. 1 i April 20—Arrived, KR © Wylie, Walters, Hone. at Saiod 2b, Der Pommer, Bohm, Charleston: Derby, Huneken, snady Hoow and padved Bastbourne May 1} Erna, Schatte, New York. Bitnoa, April 20 Bonnracx, April 29—salled vooke. New York HROUWKRSHAVRN, May 1—Sailed, Robert L Lane, Murray, Sailed, Mozart. Albrethsen, New York, trom Pauiliac, Johanna, Helvcet, COnK. April ived, Embla, MeKersie, Baltimor Canpiry. Mw Ham Wright, e. Capiz, April Pares, Norfolx, V 8 Newman Newman, New York via Corunna. Be New Yo 8, Boston; 27th, Wi ley 4. Peruvian Congress, Power, Nary Law, Dunlop, San Franciseo for from Bull River tor Stettia, April Calcutta for Dande Enusimainen, Antman. from Baltimore « Gertrude, Sebutte, trom Bremen = Reed. Londor ra a rubved wr 25—Off, Calliope, of St Joba, NB, Dex ound W fro Antwerp. ae assed it . 3Bi Moy3, Daniel Steinman G), tron peta Sow Doren. April 30—P ‘ork. Balled 30th, Madelpad, Obison, Wilmingtoa, Disrre, April 20eSalled, Koug Ones i, Vinsmess, ebec, Wiieetix, May 2-Sailed Luchain, Phitadelphte, Eastuourse, May J—Passed, Mio, from Hull for Dele ware. Fatwout, May 1—Sailed, fi Pregnal, Quebec. GLascow, May 2—Arrived, Ethiopia (s), Craig, New (s), | Mediterranean; . tana’ from: Greenock, ‘34s Goncent real. Ma: S-fablegs Clydesdale, Hendry, Quebec; ry 5 bee. Great YARMOUTA, Apri: 30—Salied, Pusnaes, Guovcxsten, May 2—Arrived, Alphonse et Ma New Orlean Sailed 24, Gorertaen, sbedine. g REMNOCR iwoll, 8. Giacomino, Bonafacio, New York; 84, Agathe, Gimnaitax, Avril 24— Arrived, (and cleared 25:0 for Philade cieh, 'atunia, &e (and cleared for 1 Cardell, Todd, Palorio (and cleared ‘Shite Teomas P Bull, Ryder, Marseilles (and cleared for May. sandu) ; Muovo Chiuriua, Maresca, Malta; Ciro, Farissicl Trieste (and oth cleared tor New York). . May 2—Off, Northern Queen, Dollar, from Bat. srerdam, Mutt, April 3O—Sail Othello (s). Bristor fovdipsener Dee May 2); May 2, City of Nauki in Francisco ‘na, April 29—Arrived Gellert (s), Barends, New ratford, Nielsen, Pensaco'a. Soh wensen. New York, Morphy, Miramieti owing (s), Tanner, Taran, April 30 ; Hone Kone, May 2—Arrived, City of San Francisco vis Yokohama Uxuvort, May 1—Arrived, merahaven, Hanuinciss, May 2—Suilod, Maas (s). New York, Liverroot, April 30—Arrived, Germanic (), 1 New York; May I, Kate Kellock, Keogh, Sai Francisco} es rtiand, O: sarmation (8). Aird, hing, San ‘rancisco: Bhenir, dd, Avondale, Yeaman, Port: BE. UW. Duval, Trefrey, Broa th, Sir Humpdrey Davys, Weaver, Quebec: Gi jersen, do: Muy 1. Chas Mi late Wenonah, ‘Anderson, Pucwash; Borussia ebt; Hilla is). Hoare, New Orleunn, Isaac Reed, Colley, Bombay; ‘Lirrell, Motyer, Quobe ‘homoson, New York; Sastrene, loyne, eral Fairehttd, Kelly, tio Janeiro: « Montreul; Lake ia; larry stewart, Larrabee, St Thomas; Violet, Harding, Delaware Breakwuter. MT Tuskar 29th, St Lucie, from Liverpool for Cullao. x Mav 3—, |. Syskoven, Reutervall, Bull ew York, 4 Jadatone, Tower, Sydney, OB (and Rees Deal May 2); May 1 Nereid, McKerson, Boston ; 2d. orn: Colberg, Byll Hiver; 34, “Tancrod, Juell, Sandy ‘Entered out 21. New World, Hammond, New York Sulled from Gravesend 3h, Huideorn, Miramieh! (and assed the Ldeard Muy 2); May 2. Marana, Larsen. Quel Fae 28 Limenicx, May 3—Arrived, Strout, Cran, Philadelphia Altear, Harvey, Bun Francisco, LizaRd, April 30—Passed, Hrincess Alexandra, Killett, from London tor Wiscasset: May 3, alert, Park, from ilu: aanillos vie Qaoenstown for ———. Lonanors, April 26—Sailed, Eqninox, Gooding, Quebec, Lerwick, April 27—Passed, Julia Hoyn, Shroeder, from Breme. lor Quebec. YGHORN, April 28—Arrived, Rosina C, Cacace, New York ‘Nailed 20th, Gimelio, Schiafino, New York; 28th, Luisa Ansaldo, Philudelphia. A nlanyrar, April” 3O—Sailed, Jubinal, iramicht. qagNDAb April 20—Arrived, chard, Johansen, Nev ork. MARSEILLES, April 27—Sailed, J & Walker (8), Duncombe, Palermo; Magenta, Lockbart, Bostot Mussina, April 23--Sniled, Lily, Sharp, New York, Newrort, 2--Sailed. EB: Lammers, Montreal, + 2A. . Burgess, 29—satlea, Argo, Ti Lait Muy 2—Pasved, Ancroid, of Yarmaout Johannesen R April Prawie Voint, 'S, Poartianp, May 2—Sailed from the roads, Giullo D, Sa- Joni, from Baltimoro for Newcastle. Off, no date, Neptun, Struve, from Philadelphia for Ham- burs. PiLtag, April 28—Sailed, Juno, Lindt, New York. Priymourn, May 2—Aurrived, Crownthorpe, Everett, Ore. Cape Broton. ORENSTOWN, April 30—Builed, Dio Fili, Promuda, Belfast; New York), top i May 1. Elta Erwood, Liverpool; Bartolomeo Padre, Emitie, Simonson (from Nicol, linil; Corbig, West Hartiepoal Altent, Limerick, Sargurethi, do Bettast; New Vork, Limerick: Mur 0, do. Rorrennam, May 1—Cleared, Solid Gilliussen, Miramiehi, Rangoon, to April 14 dailed, Jennie & Barker, Waite, Europe, Seavikw, IW, no date—Off, Mod, Kuudsen, from Bull River for nhagen. Sumeps, May 1—Siuled, Margareta, Voboy; 2d, Amor, New \orl Alice, Muntreal. m eRLAND, April 30-Sailed, Maria Mardi, Balte moze: May 1, Formosa, Seopinich, New York; 2d, Arno (3), sera varaun, Apri! 25—Bailed, Uno, Haavig, Que NTAVANGER, ri! 25— led, Uno, Lin . Quebec, Sravandur, 's6—Massang. Birkeland, Haltienore. Sixnna ‘Leoxe, April 10—Suiled, N land. Doberty, New York. nt Vincent, CV, April 7-Sailed, A fT Young Davies Bull, River tee Wellin, ton, Griffiths, Darien; 11tb, fa, hilade|phia. Release ‘Abell 30 — jailed, | uceo, Olivari, Philadelphia. eee tut Ney 1—Off, Carmela, Castellano, from Shields tor New York. ViANNa, April 24--Arrived, Mippolyte Marie, Laroqay, Harbor ¢ se. West Hantueroot, April 30—Arrived, Edgar, Brown, Jumbian, Cameron, Montreal (and was off faint, 1W, Mav 2) ay 1-Arriued. Perseweranza, Parods, Bal. Romano, do for Ro y timore; Maria ©, Benwick, May 2=The Commerzienrathia Manps, Peters rom Feriandiva, which took the round April 30, in coming up the Fiver, Las just been got off, and taken safely inte dock. after lightening a considerable portion of Nerang, ‘It snot expected that olther ship or cacko hag fustained damage by the grounding, as the vessel lay on good shingle, well up. the river, Cary Tows, April 10—Tho ahip BP Buck. from Java for for Valmout, wrecked at Cape Agulbas, isa total loss; all on board wero sa Giorantan, April sob wwuer, is repairing int Livenroou, May shatl while leaving for f heat. The Bre this morn! he Burdett new nvle. © Lilinois (s), which broke ber iiadelphia, 18 Wocked at Birken- Hart, American on board the Montana (s), lying ia Huskisson Does ed in afterhold, dumaging a fow vales of cotton, whic’ now being lauded. & “Whe Humboldt (s), arrived here (ram New York, expori- ivary severe weather on the pyssage, lost one buat ainine | slight dunuge to moveaties on dock, Veaman, arrived here from: f'ortland, 0, re weather April 14, bad howeprit sprang arst. Mny 1—Th Yor experienced and water tanks Queunstows Mereur, trom 3 e earxo of the Austrian but . praviously roported ashore Gamdon Point, in this harbor, has been nearly save partly in adumayed condition. ‘The vessel, as she now ‘on the rocks, was sold yesterday by aaction for £38. Horrerpay, April 29—The WA Scholten (6), Janzen, wivieh arrived at. Southampton yesterday from New York, had encountered head winds and Leavy weather on the pas: save; she lost 19 head of cattle. Wisny, April 28-The Unkel Brastg, Scheiner, from New Yo taecbolm, has put in hers ow account of ico | She is damaged and considerably keaky, but it is oped chat 403 may be Made sifliciently tight to be able to proceed witivus risk when the water Is ope AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, 0, May 5—Arrived, bark Edward Jam Kon; b SLTIMORE, May 12—Cloared, steamer Seacull, Marsh- Charlest Hong ;, steamer Ovtorara, Reynold, Now ‘Livingstone — (Br), burks H" MeLuren (Br), Orient (ituss), Petterson, Gloucester Holtman, Leith; sebrs CU Lane, ban ter, st Job: Twiilght, Wooa's Willey, B: ston. ‘Came up from Quarantine—Brig Sarah Wallace (Br), Scott,trom Kio Janeiro. BANGOK » Bridgeport “Darius Eddy, Gi FALL RIVER, May 12—saile P. iladelpbian. JACKSONVILLE, May 9—Arrived, sehr J ¥ Woaver, Baker, Belfast, Me, wht Wate ay 8 ared, schrs Orion, Patterson, en mer Panther, Mills, yt Line, Kelly, New York. rae ee Seuneckson, Hunnewell, ers. Co. May 4—Arrived, ship Little Willse (CR), RD, May 12~Arrived, sobre MH Re count Tevner. Fagemire, do. ed, ; tite SE Nigsen, ali BE: b Dr Philaldelphia; ¥ | Sailel—sehrs Sarak E Jones, Phinney, Now York; Ame. i Ha, Crosby, do h Pasved up the bay—Scbr Joseph May, Butler, Neweastle, |i Dol, far Wareliam fi sath LONDON, May 12-Satled, sebes Goddess, for Now or! NEWPORT, May Li~Sailed, schrs Alleghania, Banks, Rockland for New York; Golden Rule, Wells fall River for 1 0, wy PHILADELPHLA, May 33—Arrived, steamer Agnes, Smith, New York :varx Nnu Matilde Ital. don} | achrn dns: TE 8 R Thoma io chum, Pawtacke' wich; Eunice Rich, Jenkins, Port Antoni ay, Thompson, Clontuexos. ‘ailed—Stenniers Kquator and Allentown; sehr A F Ames, PURT GAMBLE, May 3~Sailed, bark Kainier, White, San Franciee NSEND, May 4—Artived, bark Revore, Mov Tntyre, San Francise PORTLAND, Mav 1 red, bark D A Brayton, Gray not Marble), Bi res; schrs Alex Harding, MeBridi de yphias Od low, New York. SAN FRANCISCO, May S—Arrived, bark Jolant (Haw), Garrols, Honolulu. earad—Ship Rokeby Hall (Br), Clark, Valparaiso; Joba rard Inlet. Ships Washington Libby, Hanson, Seattle; Port Chase, Manila: barks Coloma, I Port Town ambridee, Melntyre, ——; brig Hidalgo, Me \ SEATTLE. May 5 Arrived, bark Osmyn, Saunders, Sat Feungisco! Gark Hacvent [ome, Mattson do, aN S\LEM, May 12—Arrived, sehr Grace Webster, Gales, )’? Port Johnson for Portinnd, TAOOMA, May 5—Suiled, ship Alex McNeil, Sproul, San Of Franetseo, f ic 0 t WILMINGTON, NC, May 11—Arrivod, setr Dione, Detch, Rook port. Ch Jonos, New York eC. LL8, Ctl ars. JGR South: ROBERTS, IN (ROaTBeAt T. DEsMOND'S BOAT BARGAIN 47 Peck slip. Aston : JOR SALE—TWO SHIP'S BOATS, ONE 22 FERT long, one 18 feet lung, in good order. Apply at 02 Mam | 4 PERL aft. Apply UANT” FOR SALE= componnd surface con- jomely ourfitted. Ape ONER . tour foot draught, + large cabin 24th «t., South Br. YACHT, IN PERFECT ORDER, W TED. Tent Ae. Ne passa Lipid + need about . 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