The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1877, Page 11

WASHINGTON. | DESPATCHES, | GENERAL WASHINGTON Wasuixetox, May 13, 1877. ADMITTED TO THE POSTAL UNION—BATES OF POSTAGE ESTABLISHED. ‘The Empire of Japan has been admitted to the Pos- tal Union from and after 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%; | for unpaid letters received, 10 cents ver 15 ,rammes, | 3 02 ; for postal cards, 2 cents each; for newspapers, | if not over 4 oz. in weight, 2 cents each; for books, other printed matter, patterns of merchandise, &c., 2 cents for each woight of two ounces or fraction thereof; for registration fee on a!l correspondence, 10 conts, ‘The rates applicable to Brazil and the Portuguese colonics, and to Japan, when correspondence is for- warded via Europe, are as follows: — For propaid letters, LO cents per 15 grammos, % oz; for unpaid letters received, 15 cents por 15 grammes, }; 0z.; for postal cards,’ 4 cents each; for docks, other printed matter, patterns of merchandise, &c., 4 cents for cach weight of two ounces, or {rac- tion thereof; for registration fec on ul! correspondence, 10 cents. FRED DOUGLASS’ BALTIMORE LECTURE, All the Sunday papers contain articles severely con- demnatory of the recent Jecture delivered in Baltimore by Frederick Douglass, which reflected on the citizens of Washiogton. Columbus Alexander, democrat, who ig one of the vondsmen of Marshal Douglass, will so con- Unue, as he considers tho explanatory ¢ard of Mr. Douglass, published yesterday, satistactory. MOVEMENTS OF AMERICAN DIPLOMATS, Mr. Boker, Minister to Russia, wil! return to St, Petersburg toward the latter part of this month, 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 1s no prospect of the immediate appotniment 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 next four years are to be opened at tho department on Wednesday next, and there is likely to be a very lively competition among the dif- ferent manufacturers. This is the secoud time pro- posals have been invited, the first bids having been thrown out on 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, {py order that justice may be done to all, bids and specimens will be received from both classes of manu | lacturers, and whichever 1s considered the best suited to the interests of the government will be selected, CIRCULATING WITHOUT AUTHORITY, When, io 1853, the inland postage of the United States was reduced to three cents, Congress provided py 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 Jaws the statute providing for the three cent cojns is wholly omit! so ihore 18 found in circulation at | this timo this little coin without avy apparent legal authority for its existence. THE PRESIDENT’S VISIT: THE DEPARTURE FROM WASHINGTON AND AR- RIVAL IN NEW YORK—PROGEAMME OF MOVE- MENTS WHILE IN THE METROPOLIS. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.] Wasuinetox, May 13, 1877. President Hayes, Secreturies Evarts and Scburs, and General Sherman, leave in the murning for New York by the limited express 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 tor | until the regular gossion, | ured by the rectangle: morrow evening. MOVEMENTS OF THE PARTY. | Tho Prosident’s party will dive with the Chamber | of Commerce ut seven o'clock, and will remain over Tuesday to sce the carnival’ proeeasion aud suc- ceeding festivities, and will return to Washington on | Weunestay. Seeretary Schurz, who is an honorary member of the Chamber of Commerce, will avail him- | Feil of the opportunity of bis presenoe in New York to | | visit sue Indian guods depot in Walker street, to 1n- jorin himself on the subject of the annual contracts which are now under cousideration by the Iuterior Department, The carnival will attract a good many spectators from this vicinity, and both the compeung railroad | ines are selling excursion tickets to New York aud | Teturn for the three days ending Wednesday nignt. ALMOST PANIC. A FIRE. THE APPALLING CRY HEARD AT A TEMPER- ANCE MEETING—A CATASTROPHE HAPPILY AVOIDED—ARLEST FOR THE CRIME OF ARSO: (BY TELEGRAPH TO TEE HERALD. ] Wimixaros, Del., May 13, 1877. A great temperance rovival is now in progress here, and the Grand Opera House was packed with about two thousand persons at a temperance meeting, at about balf-pust four o'clock this afternoon. Mean. | time a villain set tire to some cocoa matting in the cclar, whieh immediately sent u volume of smoke among the audience, when a terrible scene ensued. THE APPALLING CRY. A geueral rush was made tor ibe door amid the ap. paling ery of ire, but owing to the courage of the persous conducting the mecting, who directed « hymn to be sung, the audience caimed’ down. ‘They un- houuced at the same time that ihe tire wus put out. Ybere were several slight injuries, but nothing | serious | Awan named Wiliam Baird has beet! arrested for | the crime. which 1s a capital jelony bere. Tae Fame man was tried and narrowly escaped conviction | lor a like offence avout fifteen years ago. THE DEVOURING i LEMEN \ TAPER MILL BURNED—LOSS AND DETAILS . OF INSURANCE—A GAS EXPLOSION, Pirtsvmup, Mags., May 13, 1877, The paper mill of Z, Crane Jr,, at Dolton, was burned dis morning with contents, The loss is $75,000 and the insurance, $53,400, divided as tollows:—Imyerla amd Northern, of England; Scottish, Commercial and Continental, of New York ; Marine, of Springfield; Aitna, ot Harstord, and Royal Canadian, of Monireal, cach $9,000; National, ’huonix, of Hartiord, Willlamsburg | 3ity, Manhattan, Westchester and Atlante, of New York ;Commereial Union, of England, each $2,500; Gere nun-American, of New York; Queen, of England; North ; Britiev, and Mercan:ue, of Englund, each $3,100; Shoe d Leather, of Bosion, Fire Association, of P’iiiadel- pia; St. Paul, of Minnesota, cach $2,300; Paterson, of Vaterson, N. J., $1,500; American, of Philadelphia, $1,000; Insurance Compony of North America, Phila- deiphia, $2,900, GAS BXPLOSION, ’ The watchman on whe premises went into the gas- house connected with the mill as soon as he discovered We fire, for the purpose of shutting off the gas, and having d lantern an explosion took place, wuich, it 1s foured, fatally injured him. VALUABLE RESIDENCE DESTROYED. AusteroaM, N. Y., May 13,1877, | ! Tho residonce of Umah Christian, a wenithy furmer, ntuated near Amsterdam, was to-day destroyed by fire. | Total 1oes, $8,000; Insurance, $3,500; of whic!) $2,000 | is in the Farmers’ Mutual and $1,000 in the Kitna.’ Lt is supposed the disaster was occasioned by a uctective slovepipe. THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD. A MOVEMENT TOWARD RECONSTRUCTION. San Francisco, Moy 15, 1677. A Dumber of prominent brokers of the ‘Big Board” mot yesterday alteruvon to concert measures to revive the confidence o! the people and ameliorate the demoral- 1zed stateof the stock murket. A proposition was nade to close the Board, bat tt was not determined upon. A committee was appointed to visit the Bank of Cali- fornia, Nevada Bank, the Anglo-Calttornia, Londou and San Franeiseo banks and request those institutions to aid the brokers in protecting holders of stocks, otherwise the brokers wil relase to gustan their cnstomers, It Was also determined to j6sue on address to the people on the subject of paying assessments, Resolutions were adopted that the practice of one broker loaning stocks tu another be discontinucd, that no more such Wanenctions twke place between members of this bourd, that vo more Informal ressions be allowed, but that ull #easions be | rons ot the board be presided, over | by the caller and ali sales recorded. | cast to souch winds, partly cloady and cloudy weather, | rain areas, | ano vratally kieked him. NEW YORK HERALD, SOUTH CAROLINA. . THE QUESTION OF PAYING THE INTEBEST ON THE STATE DEBT—DIVIDED COUNSELS AMONG LEGISLATORS— ADVOCACY OF REPUDIATION OR FPOSTPONEMENT—¥FEELING IN MELCANTILE CIBCLES, {BY TELEGRarH TO THE HERALD) Caariestox, May 13, 1877, Political issues in South Carolina are becoming over- shadowed by financial questions, The stringent Usury law which the granger element in the Leg's- sature has been advocating has been staved off but the fight over the State debt this weck promises to be hot and very doubtful as 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 the adjustment of the public debt solemnly exes cuted three years ago, and Goversor Hamp- ton is steadily exerting his great personal influen 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 week, providing jor the payment of tho interest coupons; but the pr posed tax for this purpose will encounter a fierce op- position in the Legislature. THK GRANGER SENTIMENT. The democratic majority in that body is largely composed of farmers without experience in public aflairs, and with but one idea us to their duty as legislatora—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 more numerous urging absolute repudiation of tne evtire public debt so hut the State may begin alresh like a disebarged bapkrupt; tne second class basing | their objettions chiefly ou the present poverty o1 tho people and urging tbat 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 recuver trom the pros- tration caused by bad government. Both classes are sustained by the knowledge that the interest tax will be unpopular with pine-tenths of the taxpayers who are too ready to regard the settlement of the debt under the Consolidation uct a8 tainted with the same public rascality which piled up the original debt trom $6,000,000 to $16,000,000. ANMIMOY IN RUSINESS CIRCLES. How far the efforts of Governor Hampton and his immediate supporters will avail in resisting the com- bination (o reject the m reported by the Com- mittee of Ways and Means is u question that givos much anxiety 19 business circles here, especially be- cause Charleston, with its vast ewke in she wellare of the State, is absolutely unrepresented in the Legislu- (ure, and the democratic caucus which moet last night discussed the financial question til] midaight and ud- journod without arriving at any definite understand. ing. Advices irom Columbia to-day incrense the prob- abilities of the rejection of the appropriation for the payment ol 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. WasnixGtox, May 13, 1877, The Wheeler expedition, which 18 about to take the field for the season of 1877, will be divided into three sections; one of which, the Colorado section, will rendezvous at kort Lyon, on the Arkansas, Colorado; one, the Utd section, at Ogden, Utuh, 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 belts mear- the work upon each of which | will tinally oppeur in a complete atlas sheet. An addi- | onal special basc-measaring and triangulation party will operate in connection with the Utab section, and unother special party will occupy points in the Sierras, neur and south of Luke Tahoc, @ most interesting sec- tion in topographical details. THE WHIPPING POST. (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ] Wusuxatos, Del., May.13, 1877. ‘The eeml-annual flogging took, pluce yesterday at noou {n the yard of the County Jail at Newcastle, Five | men, all colored, wero flogged by the Sheriff, A CATTLE TRAIN WRECKED. “Rocgwiut, Pa, May 18, 1877 An extra stock train from tho West with provisions for Europe ran tato a cow on the North Pennsyivan Railroad at Rockitill station this aiterpoou, Ei cars loaded with Cattle were wrecked and one mag injured. ‘Trains are delayed by the wreck. ‘A“BISHOP'S CONSECRATION, Cuakbestox, 5. C., May 13, 1877. The Rev. Dr. Moore, pastor of St. Patrick's Church in this city, was to-day consecrated RKishop of St. Augustine. The occasion was one of great pomp and attracted the largest congregation ever gathered in the Charleston Cathedral, Six bishops and thirty priests participated. Bishop Gibbons, ot Ricimond, presched, | ROBBED AND LEFT DEAD. Cwaniestoy, 8. C., May 13, 18 A brutalassassination was perpetrated last Friday evening on a ionely road about fifteen miles from this city, J. E dings, a young white man, who was carrying $1,200 to pay the wages of the hands at the | phosphate works, was ambushed, abot in bis begey, | rovbed and left dead in the road, Two negrues were | arrested to-day aud coniessed the crime, Tne money | was found ia their possession, MIDNIGHT WEATHER PORT. Wak Devantusst, Orrick OF THE CHISF SIGNAL Orvicen, Wasnixcros, May 14—1 A. M. Indications. For Now 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 im temperature, south- east to southwest winds, and clear or partly cloudy | weather, {ollowed at Southwest stations by increasing clondiness, and possibly rain areas, For the Seuth Atlantic ond Golf States nearly sta- tionary or falling burometer, stationary temperature, with rain areas, For the Tennessce and the Obio Valley slowly falling barometer, northeast to southeast winds, vearly sti tionary temperature, with partly tloudy weather and For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val Yeys, slowly fulling barometer, east to southwest | winds, purtly cloudy weatber, with rain wreas and nearly statlouary temperature. For the lake regiou, nearly stationary or falling varometer, winds mostly from portheast to southeast, etattonary or higher teniperature, clear or purtly cloudy weather, fullowed at Southwest stations by in- | creasing cloudiness, | ‘Tho Mississippi River will romain nearly stationary. THD 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 Hadput’s pharmacy, | Heravp Burlaing:— 1876, 1877. | 3A. M az 6A. MA. 48 } oe 60 M 12M. oe 6s | Avornge temporature yester 163 50% | ‘Averuge temperatare for correspunding dato last CHURCH. A REGIMENT AT The Forty-seventh regiment paraded under com. mand of Colonel D, E. Austin, in Williamburg, last evening, ov their way to St, Paul's Church, corner | Marcy avenue and Penn street. They vore side arms oply, and after passing in review belore General Ira L., Boebe and staf at the ebureh porch were addressed | by their chaplain, Rew, Newland Maynard, After the services the reginent marched to the corner of Bed- ford avenue and Penn street and were dismiesed, A DESPERATE WOMAN. Ann Martin, oged twenty-five yeors, was arrested ye: terday aiternoou on a charge of having abandoned her infant, After she bad been locked up in a cell she a tempted to comm.t suicide by hanging horgelf to a dis. over the cell door by means of uratl, she was bar covored by Doorman Mayse who cut her down in time to save ber life, AN UNPROVOKED ASSAULT. Michaei Higgins, of No. 160 Bleccker strect, Inst Hight entered the saloon at No. 417 Kast Fifteenth | street and called ior a While quietly | drinking ihe cooling beverage in the saloon, several men attacked bim, knocked him down ‘They ten threw him out on the sidewalk, where he was found by an ofcer bioeding proiuvely trom several xevere wounds ip the He wae taken to Bele were dressed, alter wh aiiants Were Hot artested, ! ley Railroad, between Catasaqua and Allentown, | took with him when ho woot gunning yesterd: | pited | made a profession of teaching tue dumb und are ens to clothe many rather disagreeable strictures ; in such piquant form tbat they conld scarcely | bo objected to by the most rabid | tmrerialiet, Separating from Oilivier as soon | aw the laiter vegan to lean toward Imperialism, be was @ siout advocate of the demand for & municipal government for Paria Sabeequentiy elected for A QUARTERMASTER'S FLIGHT. CAPTURE AND BETURN OF THE DEFAULTING * FUGITIVE. San Framcisco, May 13, 1617. Lieutenant W. W. Fleming, of the Tweltth United Staies infantry, quartermaster and commissary at 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 thats he bad torrowed all the movey he could obtain from hs friends, and bad sold his pay for the current month to several parties. An exawination showed that prison tapas and personal tunds «mouut- ing to about $2,200 Intrusted to bim were missing. Other sums which he had previously obtained will probably swell tbe total amount to $5,600, He wus arenes at Laramie lust Friday and is now on nis way OUT OF THE WATER. FATAL END TO A STEALING EXPEDITION. (BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1 Hanrisnura, Pa, May 13, 1877. Yesterday the body of Charles Dufty, drowned ip the rivor about thirteen miles above shis city nino or ten weeks ugo, was found » few miles below ‘tho port where be is supposed to have fallen into the river. Dofly ed MeKiwee, whose boy wus recovere 0, had been on a stealing expedition, and, crossing the river with their plunder, the boat capsized and they were drownca, FOUL PLAY. Burargues, Pa,, May 13, 1877. The dead body of Philip Reilly, of Ferndale. Ps., was found at ove o’clock this morning on the Lehigh Val- There was a pistol shot in the head and three deep cuts tm the body. Foul play 18 conjectured, but there is no trace as yet of t2e murderer. A MURDERER'S SUICIDE. Braxpoy, Vt, May 13, 1877. The probable murderer of Frank Brangon was found dead on the railroad track last night, about three and ahaif miles trom here, whore he had shot bimself with arevolver, A short time previous he bad tbroat- ened to shoot a section band with @ riflo which the latter wrested !rom him ang pechene bere, whero it was identilied as the oue which the Brandon boy The murderer and sutcide was good looking, about twenty years of age, a stranger here, and, doubtiess, ynsane. STOLEN JEWELS. THE POLICE IN SEARCH OF A TRUNK SAID TO CONTAIN TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH OF JEWEI6. Mr. Allison, of the dem of Allison & Co, No, 112 Broadway, called at the Central Office yesterday and reported to Inspector Dilks that a trunk containing valuable Jewelry bad been stolen trom one of tho 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 agont lelt Worcester, Mass, a day or two ago with (bis trank, to which he bad o check attached and retained a duplicate check himself. He got as far as Hartford, Conn., with the property in the baggage car all right At this point it ts believed the chock on the trank was changed by some astute thiol who succeeded in gotting into the baggage car, This fellow, whoever tie Was, must have known just what the agent was bring- ing 1p the trunk and had determined to get possession of Chaagivg checks on a trunk im @ baggage car in this way {s an old scheme for robbery and has proved quite successiul at diferent times, ‘On Suturday, at the Grand Central depot, the thiel, who had put one of a pair of checks on the valuubie trunk, demanded and received it, He then hireda back drive by ® man named Collins and drove to the Putnam House, m Fourth avenue, Here he paid fifty cents for a room, and, having seen “his luszage’”? salcly beetuwed, went out to transact soine business. Hobad oeen gone about halt an bour when avotber hackman called at the Putnam House und presented a card ou which was writien an order for tho strunger’s trunk. The stranger had, as has been noticed, sottled tor bis room, so the trunk was given up tothe backman. Where the stranger went or met the backmaa puzzled the detectives very much | last night. ney were exccodingly anxioas to tind the hackman, whom tucy dia not belteve'to bave been particeps criminis at all, Inspector Thoruc- sent notice to all the station houses that if the backmau will report to Suporin- tendent Walling be wi!l be rewarded for his trouble. The people ut the butel and elsewhere estimate tho vaiue of the missins proporty at $26,000 The namo given by the man who Stole the trunk Was Churies H. Browster, ot Providence, It. L SHOT AND DROWNED. Another river mystery floated in with’ the tide yes- terday morning and’ came to tho surface at the Fulton ferry. It was the upknown corpse of a mon about thirty-five yours old, five {eet vine qark brown hair, fut! black ehin — whis- | for Glasgow, proceudlng under pany baring Surat bu sor bite efore reported); Sth, 3:18 6 24, lon kers, heud slightly bald, white ebirt, dark | (ychod a seraight. stemmed, brig rigged steamer, bound pants: und vest, be no coat, Tho | 448 PM, Lat + on . spoke steamer City of Bo body Very much decomposed, It was taken | 6/5 (Bry hence to: Liverpadl, proceoding under ennvas, having brokou lier shaft~ ail we to the Morgue and Coroner Wultinan went up to look atit, There were no less than ten bullet bules in the clothing and body in tho region of the naart, Coroner | Woltmun thonght they looked like buckshot wounds, No post-mortem was made so that the calibre of the missiles could not be determined. Where or pow the mun reveived these injuries itis likowtse hard to tell, ‘There 1g a'so an avrasion on the forehead which would give rise to the surmise of a violent ascnult upon the man by a person with some biunt instrument. OBITUARY. ARCHEISHOP POLDING. Advices from Now South Wales announce the death of Archbishop Polding, head of the Romau Catbolic Courch tn Australasia, which occurred at Sidney on tho i6ih of March last. Hts career in the British colonies of the South Pacitie cxtended during forty-one year and by his efforts as priest and citizen he coutribute largely to the prosperity of the communities in whicn | he resided. Alibough devoted to the Church his heart was large enough to include all races and creeds, and be was widely poced for his unassuming prety and liberal teeling, H. TUCKER. Ae H. A. Tucker, formerly of this city and of tbe Orm | of H. A. Tucker & Co,. in Broad street, and a member of the New York Stock and Gold exchanges, diedin Chicago on Tuesday Jast, the Stn inst, MIS. MORGAN L. MOTT, ‘Tho wife of Morgan L. Mott, of Poughkeopsio, Prosi- dout of the Hudson River Driving Park Association, | died suddeniy Saterday night from paralysis, Shevas nity years of age. | MME. GALLAUDET. A Washington despatch, under date of the 13th inst. eays:—"SMme, Gallaudet dicd atthe Deaf and Dumb | Asylum bere to-day while at family worstiip. | She was struck = with upoploxy and = ex- instantly, sitting in ber chair, Sho her eigutieth year, Mine, jaudet was ip was the mother of Projessor Gallaudet, who lounded | the Natioual Deat and Dum Acysum and ts 118 present fier husband, the firsi ’rolessor Guilaudet, ho famous Deaf and Duwb Asylum at Hare Ga ent. ford, Conn,, the Hirst in the United Sta Jsudet Was the first mute ever educat ca Belore her time mutes were rogurded as hopeless of tuition, there being no method of impartiny instraction to them. All her living children bave gaged in various asylums throughout the country, She was for mavy years matron of the institution where sho died. LOUIS JOSEPH ERNEST PICARD, A cable despatch from Paris announces tho death of | Lous Joseph Rrnost Picard, the celebrated Freach | advocate and momber of the Asseinbly, He was born in Parts tr 1821, was admitted to the tar in 1844 and took the degree of Doctor of Law in 184g. He made his debut under the ausp:cos of M. Louvilié and subse- quently became iis son-in-law, At a tater period he became ono of the Board of Directors of the Stecle newspaper snd belped to make thut re- publican organ taxe up the candidature of M. Emile Ollivier atthe geperal election in 1807, and Use latter politician succeeded through the advocacy of the paper in getting elected to the Corps Legislutit, In June, 1858, M. Picard wae himseil elected deputy tor the fourth circumscription of the Seine, and accepted the position like other members of the Opposition by take tug the oath of allegiance to tho Emyn Daring this riod he Was one ol the group catled “the fire,’ and tracted the attention of the Chamber and the coun- try by the biting sarc characterized bis criticisms of the imper: Re-elected in 1863 by a «Weepiog majority, he continued bis opposition to the Ewpire, and managed dur, the discussions L)Herault hg was one of those who contributed most to the Revoimion of the 4th of September, 1870, and the overthrow of the Empire. Since the France-German war he has been one of the leaders of the Lafi in the Chamber, and bas taken & prominent part th all the important debates which have oceurred vuring that eritieal period. was aman of great ability, aod commanded the ro- inches nigh, with | } | | we M. Pieard | © ‘MONDAY, MAY 14, 1877.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. DIED. Pasncs Bedtenty, on Sunday, 13th inst., of beart | discase, Grorcr W. Fraxcts, of Brooklyn. Notice of luncrul hereatt: THORP.—At Saugaiuc, Conn,, May 12, Cuarixs A. Taorr, Funeral services at Presbyterian Church, Norwalk, Tuesday afternoon three o’ciock, Twelve o train from New York, {For Otner Deaths See Ninth Page} SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURF FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | MONTHS OF MAY AND JUKE May 15. )Liverpool..i28 Broaawa: May 10;|Llverpool.. [4 Howllug ureen May 16, /Havre. roadway 6: | Low 7 Howling Green Mi 72 Broad fe 150 Hrondway 161 Brow Broudwa: 17 Bowling Cireen 2 Bowling Green 129 Broad wa; 4 Bowling Green 1]72 Broadway it Broadway wy asecnee Se ay 50 Broadway “]72 Browaway 7.{Bamourg. 161 Hroaaway 9.| Liverpool, |15 Broadway 9. | Lavarpool, . 87 Hroadwa: 9.1 “ondon, .-:17 Bowling Green y ye 13.) Laverpool..|29 Hreadway Stateo! Ponn'a...|Juno 14.|/Glasgow....|72 Broadway Moutana....,......)June 19.|Liverveot..129 Broadway B@PNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TITRE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.—Captains or officers of vessels engaged in the coasting and foreign trade ot ing the displacement or removal of sea buoys are requested tocommunicnte the fact to the f{ERALD, so thatlt may de brought publicly to the attention of the proper authorities. A letter nddressod ‘To the editor of the Hunatp, New York city,” giving as accurately as possible the number and posl- Aion of displaced buoys or the cause of thoir removal, will suffice in all cases observed along the Atiantic und Pacific coasts of the American Continent, When thoy are observed on the coast of European countries or in the Mediterrancan it 18 requested that information be. sent etther by telegraph of lester to the London office of the Naw Yorn Henatn, 46 Fleet street, London, orto the Paris office, 61 Avenue de VOpera, Paris. Where tho telograph 1s ased despus may ve addressed “Bennett, 46 Fleot street, London," or “Bennett, 61 Avenue de I'Opera, Paris.” Where cases of displacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asinor Africa, captains may communicate with us npon reaching the first con tent port. This information will be cabled free of charge to the 'Imnatp and published, ea NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT. —The New York Hxnatp bas adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for nso on board the Hxnatp steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, creon, red, changing from ono to the other in succession, and can be seen ‘al miles distant, Captains of vessels; npon seeing this «lenal, will oblize by preparing any marine news they may havo for the Ship Nows Department of the Hxnaun. ‘aa-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv. tng at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels caroof Hxnaun news yacht, Pier Nol East River, New York, Letters received (rom all parts of tho world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are required, HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. May 13. 1877. Wind iihor.) 1 ‘State of asl §*)Clear 4rM 65 8*/Clear SPM{i0/30] 541 S8We|Clear 12 Pai[30.30] 52] _ SW*|Clear * Moderate, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY SUN AXD MOUS, HIGH WATER. San rises 443 | Gov, Island... ..eve 9 32 Sun set 7 09 | Sandy Honk.....ewo 8 47 Moon sets. 9 25 | Hell Gato.......eve 11 17 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 13, 1877, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY TUE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTUNE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer City of Richmond (Br), Leitch, Liverpool May Band Queens ith mdse and pas Dale, arrived kat 6:11 AM, at 49 12, lon 2 stoamer 46, passed Steamer Bermuda (Bt), Anacrove, Bermuda May 10, with masg and passongers to A Ty Outeriridge, May LL, lat 34 20, tou 87 07, passed'n Freneh bark bound i, with white bull No 33 om maintonsail. Steamer Richtnond, Kelly, Richmond, City Point and Nortolk, with mdso and passengers to the Old Dominion Stowmship Co. Steamer Kilie Knight, MeCreery, Eniladelphia, with mdse rt Mora. mipiry of Boaco cof Liverpool}, Williamson, Oat; ta, Jan. 15, with mdse to Arkell, Tafts & Co. Passed of Good Hope Murch 15, and crossed the Equator Si W; Fob Ll took a houvy eusterly gee, Ssh; afterward had moderate weather. Feb 21K, spoke ship Killathon (Br), froma ent Cup n March 26, with mdse to | fthe Bunks i, Mintorn t westerly winds. (Nor), Halta, London 36 days, in ballast, tu | © Tobia & Co. Bark Guchen (Fr), Bouton, Bilboa 43 days, in ballast to Boyd & Hincken, 1¢ anchored at Sanay look for orders. Hark Susio (01 Ard Las Tunas 13 di ey inueli, c selto A 'T Honey. Was 8 days N ot Hatteras with strong Nis winds and high split lower toretopsail aud jib, rk Hebe (Nor), Freitag, Stavanger 29 di Bi to Tobias & C Brig Blau ohn, NB), Foster, Demerara 25 days with sugar to 5§C Newins; was 9 days N of Hatteras with strong variable winds. Brig: Dashaw ‘Old Harbor, Ja, 21 days, with xarto AH Soloman, Wan 8 days N ot Hat- logwood and terus, with strong Ni winds ar to . in ballast cbr avid Ames of Roekland), Flanders, Mayaguer, PR, 16 days, with sugar to Brown Bros: vessel to HOP Brown, Was 10 days N of Hatteras with strong NE winds and calms. Sehr Ellen iof St John, NR), Ford, Mayazuer, PR. 23 and molasses to J 1) Rivers & Co; vessel & Sons, Was 7 days N won (Br), Grant, Port Spain via Dela- 7 days, with suzar to Howland & Aspin- | . Hall, 8 ol asset of Hatteras with light with rlgging (the Nos put efore reported.) April 17 for repair Sehr Mary Nowell (of Philadelphia), Nowell, Sagua 14 days with sugar to Gorslor & Co; to master; was 8 | of Hatteras with Ni winds and calms, Y sison, Frouen, lol, Seur PC Schultz, Thompson, Fredericksburg, Va. Sehr Jax E Hayles, Dickenson, Rick mond. Sehr J Carlton, Thurston, Richmond, Va. faizer, Tuttle, Virvinia for Thoruton, Virginia for New Haven ansbury, Foxwell, Virginia tor New i Schr Ale. Heacham, Virginia for New Maven. Sehr ton! ds, Booth, Virginin, | Keli Cornell kstk, Huntley, Virginia, Lowry, Virginia, ; April2 miles from Norfolk. ‘sbe it at Dantste {o 1675. Also. Stile tame ime her thgstog, salle, chain, anchors, &e. May 11—BShi 4 London were in col- atlem ground’ iat eventing, and sustained co- damage, the r having her stern stove in, Lauxcuxp—At Lamoli , from the yard of Cool dive k odghine, a'fne clipe’ schooner of 119 ton, named Irving Leslie, ewned hy the builders and overs, and to be employed in the feb and of Capt Danie! Hagerty. NOTICE TO MARINERS. YENKZURLA—NORTH COAST. The light ut Puorto Cabello is a white} fixed light and not a red fixed light, as published in a previous notice. WHALEMEN. A letter from Capt Jenkins. ot bark Sea Fox, of NB, re- ports her at Panama May 2. with 45 bbls sp oil sineo last re- rte: A letter from fat Baxter. of brig Varnum H Hill, of bok ny ‘May 12, all well. Woul reports her _arriv: Bar ay, . sbip 100 bbls sp oil by schr Belle of Lauenburg, NB, for Boston. arian, Ataroh 1—Bark Coral of) inden. for Now Redford, jr @ futile atte: uEO, 1o tueil tastructioe are rocetved from her owners. Te leaking badly and will probably | er A Ressuut. ny nf Islands), NZ, March 10—Barks Gazelt in to-day for supplies. 75 bis since ana Niger. both of New Bediord, Y, ‘The jormer took 530 bbis sperm and the latter previous report, SPOKEN. wy (Br), Feterson, from Mobile for Liverpool, ip Sim Leonard, trom Cardiff for Hong Kong, Mi +28, lus 4 30 N, lon 20 30 W. Ship Birmingham ‘(Iir), from Taverpool for Quebeo, April 22, int 48 59, lon 2 Ship Sally’ (Br), from Bristol for Quebec, April 22, Ins 46.59, lon 27-40, ip Under ipa (Br), from Landon for Quebec, April 22, (Br), from Plymouth for Quebec, 25.55. # JOTR, trom Singapore for Boston, fr for Philadelphia, 3. lon Burk Masherau (Br), trom Greenock for Quebec, April 26, lat 44, lon 30. bs ig Hark Francis Herbert, of Maltiand, NS, April 27, Ins 46 Nylon 34 W. Wark Wm Gordon (Br), from Barrow tor Richebacto, 7, Lat 49, lon 23, Bark Victoria, of Prince Kdward Island, from Mexiltones tur Hamburg, March 2, lat. 40 18 8, ton 45.40 W. Burk Harry Buschmar (Br), trom London for 8 Thoma April 22, lat 40, lon 69 (and wus supplied with provisiomy), Bark Rb Chapman (Hr), trom Sourabaya for Hollasf April 19, lat 10 N, ton 27. ark Cyrus, of Prince Kdward Istand, stecring westward, April 28, a4 49.8, lon 9 W. Bark Emily Flynn (Br), from Gavre tor Qaebeo, April 22, Int 46 55. lon 27 50. ‘An Italian burk, from Messina for Philadelpite, April 14, off Cape de U: Brig Anerold (iér), trom Charleston for Newcastle, April 11, Int 49, lon 35, brig Jonephine (Br). trom Swwyrna tor Renen, April 11, off Cape de nts Sour Belle (Hr), Munro, from Barbados for Boston, May 10, Int 40 40, lon 68 3 Prince Rdward Inland, steering ir EMzabeth. trom WSW, May 11, lat 41, Jon NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents snd shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Heraty London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 45 Fleet stroat, London." or tothe Paris office, addressing “Bonnett, 61 Avenue de l’Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures trom Earopean and Eastern ports of American and all forsign vessels trading with the Unitea States, the same wil! be cabled to this country (reo of charze Captains arriving at and sailing from French snd tarranean ports will find the Paris office ths more econo: cul and expeditions for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Astwerr, May 12—Arrived, ship Alert, Park, Huanillos vin Queenstown, Balled 1 barks Joseph Baker, Ryder, New York; Som. erville (Br) Baker, do: Bremxn, Muy 12—Satled, shtp Tros (Nor), Brager America, Carnot May 12—Satled, ship Ellen Goodspeed. Morse, Rio Janeiro; Ch Hong Kong. Capiz, May 12—Arrived, bark Thos H Armstrong, Maur- Is0 the “*Chice,” from do, 2th, ship Florence Treat, Short, ——- ; sehr BS Newman, Newmsu, Boston. Deat, May 13—Arrived, bark Mexican (Br), Baxter, Pensacola tor King's Lynn. MWaxouna, May 11—Arrived, bark Victoria (Nor), Berges aud, Baltimore. Sailed 12th, Mary A Mysbrall (Br), Tucker, Philede!phia, Huu, May 13—Salled, ship. Alaska, Anderson, San Fran. cisco: bark Reno (Aus), Peregale, Philadelphia, : Maver, May 12—Satled, bark Proserpina (Aus), Ivancich, New York. INststowey Hra, May 12—Salled, bark Alpha (Non, Andersop (from Londonderry), Baltimore. Livenroor, May 42— Arrived, steamer Ontario (Br), Bon- chette, Philadelphta; ships Lord Lytton (Br), Dak voston; 13th, Cuba, Theobald, San Francisco. burk Capcain Peter Dabl (Nor), Jobuson, Bailed tith Philadelphia, Loss, May 18—Arrived, stewmer Elysia (Br), Lizago, May 13, 6 AM—OM, steamer Labrador (Fr), citer, trom New York tor Navre. Puyxourn, May 13—Artived, bark Maryborough Irvine, Pensacola, Queessrows, Muy 13—Arrived, ships moonlight, Water- house, Jarvis island; Bayard (Br), Hoard, San Francise Varks Saza (Nor), Fatck, Waltimore; Davids 8 (Ital), Rovagno, Philadelphia; Pe-soyerante (tal), Bozo, Balt moze. Algo arrived 13th, steamer Ponnsyivania, Harris, Phila- delphia for Liverpool, Watervonn, May archangel. (Br), jo, bark Emma C Beal, Bailey. 160, May 12—Sailed, back Armonia (Ital), Cavallo, Philadelphia, FOREIGN PORTS. ApyLatpe. March 14—Arrivea, bark Banda (Isr), Stollery’ New York, Banta, April S— York. Suiled Maroh 2 om reported ived, brig Meta (Ger), Strenge, Now Leeman, Rio Janelro (be- April 3) trived, aches Leonora, Bonsey, Phil- Fob ass, Parker, New York, 4 nizhton, ‘Howemnn.” Baracoa: 6th, byig Excel Mayor, New York; Oth, schr Muria (iri, Stubbs, Demerara, ‘ary & Russell, Nickerson, from Java for Hostor Modesta (Br), Stelln (Br), and Rovert Morrison, 3. Nictaux Pi. tor na. Ide: Architect (H and Duchess (Br), disg; ny (dir) “Hartis, Ball River for Bristol, ready (oF Huttie E Mich (Be), Chadyey, tor Boston, ldg ), Haley, for Conway, Wharton, from Cienfuesos tor B In port May 10, rks repas O wg ordors; schra Mary E Georgie Staples, Taylor, 1 . May 9 Arriv . Calentts FReeM Antex, March 25—In port, ship Lucy 8 Wills, Pritchard, front Melbourne, dise, for Calcutta, Gonatyi pril 23-In por. schr Altoona, Fitzgerald, for Boston in “ Hoxovriu, April ‘an Frangiseo; 10th, brig Hesperian, Winding, do; 23d, bark Jane A Falkingbu' a Portiand, O, bow . 0. Saiied 16th, burk Mattie Macleay, Portland, h V8 “Arrived, hark Mater (Pr), A: ip Merchant (Br), Quinn, d urslen, Army (Br), Reed. Portland, Grandoe, Shillaper. une: brig Soa ancivea: sehr Ching, tor sale Ht Ww jed March 20, stp Britis! port April 5. shi |. Manson, for San Wai Neweasturn, NSW, March 10) Salied. ships ‘ing, Guest, Hong Kong: Aprli 3, Cyclone, Field, Singapore. fy port April 6, ships Gen Batier, Webb; Amyone (Br), Robortsun, Comeria (Br), ard, and Durham (in, Sevmonr, for San Francisco. NontH Syoxyy, May ¥—Arrived, barks Fint: ed Al- Hanee, from Norwny. Qurave, May 1!—Arrived, ships Dunrobin Castle, Jnek~ son, Aberdeen Waiters, Greenock ; Iinpe- dial, Morriven iz, Olarsen, unger, Sh Greenock Sehr Vircinnn. avigessen, Escersun Sehr insday, Virginin, war. Mekkelsten, Tonsberg: Energie, T Behr 4 & E Benton. Badd, Virginia, Tolmsiae, sim, Shields; John Bull, marso 1, Lon- Sebr Jas W Bo; ‘apperiey, Virginia, aon, Brevee Myra, Sorway; Chevalter, Trew, Troon ; Rea. Sehr Knrotes, Inuran, | ainte, Kondie, Tonsberg; Uydix, Larsens, do; Ampliun, Schr 2 © Sehults, Thompson, Virginia, Nieten, Troon: Magna: Zacariasen. Limerick Prous, Schr Woodruff ims, Fi Sehr Wh, Rockinil, Georgetown, DU. Sehr H J Kaymond, Cranmer, Geocgetown, DC. ‘dmonds, tieorgetown, DO, Schr Helen Hasbrouck, Soper, Alexandria. Sehr Meteor, Williams, from steamer Bustand, ashore at bbls mackerel. . Joyce, with duys out, with 30 man), Arnol PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer City of Fitehvarg. Springer, New Sedford for New York. Steamer Galaten, Waldon, Providence for New York. Norwich for New Steamer Tillie, Ewing, New Tundon a . Pre or, Providence for New York, avidence for New York ree, Providence for Now York Hatch, Providence for New York. avon tor Selir J uliwe Sehr Gon Howard, Ur Rehr Geo KE Prowwart, Selir Honest Abe, Viet sehr L 8 Hate! ta, Linden, u A ‘tute, Belge jort far N. 5 sebr Wm L Peck, Bunce, Coid Spring for New York. BOUND EAST. Schr John Brooks, Fox, New York for Bridgeport. Sehr Helen Aw £ bury for Miadievown, Pines, Lewe, Hondout, for Providence. 1 Benodict, Adams, Port Johnson for Boston, Sehr Nef! Schr Elias Koss, Lewis, Amboy for Providence. BELOW, SAILED. Ship Sterling, for Sun Francieco: bark Abbie N Franklin, Anjer; brig Herbert J Olive (Br), Cork or Falmouth. MARITIME MISCELLANY. NORFOLK, 12—Meswrs Lelah Bros & Phelps will got | atthe fo tof Campbell's wharl to-day, at 11 AM, the Nor wegian bark Orphens, of O47 tous register, bu Fg in TROY AN thoroughiy repaired int thet same thine ber sail 4 of those who di id widely from him io political option, German ship Assectym ower de Co's Ashore at Ocean View, 7 f Duutsio, nett, Virginia. \s | 6th, brig Ubaldin “i sunderiand: Martan, Hanson, Caralf. Hewred 11th, stoamers Sardinian Vutton, London; Pha. colt, Glusgow. ANeIKO, April S—Arrived, bark Rialto (Br), Owens, more Suited pril 2, bark Cheshire, Batchelder, Mort Elizabeth; jemernra. (Be irkham, De h'24—Hafled, brig Cutharina (Dan), indy b 26th, schr Aaltje Holtmann (Dutch), mkons, New tor! Sypxky, NSW, March 31—Arrived, barks Bacort. Waton York: Ucean Gem (Hr), Hoffman, Montreal con, New York (all bafore reported Rio Grane, 3 a, schr Anna Rose, of weather. Waite, Kiapara—put iu throug: s t Aytwxnr, May Pin AMER City oF RicitmoND,) Arrived, Strassburg (8), Barre, River Sailed 28th, Hastings #0rh Avena, WC. Mareo Polo, Thomas. Quebec (and was of Seagull, Stephens; Roe- Apri: 6—In port, buck, Haley ud Sterling, Fuvts. Arras, WO. the #- In port, Lamnel, Dalziel. sone April 24—Sailed, Campidogito, Demichilt, Phit ade!phin Beacuy lean, April 20-Off, Dario, Corsanego, from London tor United states, aknow, April 30—Sailea, Honpet, Wikander Ball River; Adelgunde, Hofgaard, Quobeo; May 1, Onyx, Hateh, Montreai, Wristo., May Powell, Hammond, tutn. Sai od 20th, Der Pommer, Bobm, Charlestor Huneken, sandy Hook (and passed Eastbou Erns, Schutte, Now York, Biunoa, April 20° Sailed, Mosart, Albrethsen, New ¥. JORDRACX, April 29—salled trom Pauillac, Joha ko, New York WRESH AVE: Uelveet. Conk. April 3 Derby, ‘May tf ‘ork, na, . May 1—Sailed, Robert L Lane, Murray, rived, Embla, MeKerzie, Baltimore, Canpire. M William Wright, Quebec. Api%, Apel Pares, Norfolk, Va; bX Newnan 4 Corunna. ow York, 4, Boston ; 27th, Wesley do. RAL, 30 Vernvien Congress, Power Calcutta for Dondes Clearer w, Dunlop, San Franciseo for Hall (and proceerted.) Of ‘24, Jruut, Florensess, from Bull River tor Bestia, 1, Anne Ci Garder fron Ui iit Mane honda ae am 'W, from Antwerp. h aasea ee obey Im, oven. April 30—Passed west, Bucephalus, of St Jobn, Antwerp for Ne je! Steinman (s), trom 30th, Madelpad, Ob!son, Wiimi . re Apri Se eaited. Rong Osent iI, Vinsmess, Juebec, isenuix, May 2-Sailed Luchnin, Philadelphia Eastuourxt, May 1—Passed, Mio, from Lull for Dela ware, Fatwours, May 1—Sailed, fl Pregnal, Quebec. Daeeee May Gdndecas Stkteviot Gin Oveks, Mow Sailed 1st, Dorian (s), Mediterranean King, St, Jolin, NBs (and! from Greenock sat Contain 0 (i), Montreal. Mramuxoon May 2—Sailed, Clydesdale, Hendry, Quebec: Tivoli, stewart, Quebec. a near Yanwourn, Apri: 30~Sailed, Pusnae: York. sinawensran, ay S~rArrived, Aipicase’et Marie, Privat @' Orleans. Ralled 2d, Glacomino, Bonafacio, New York; 84, Agathe, nen, shedine, GisRaL tax, Avril 24—Arrived, New Era, MePhes, Mes: sina (and cleared 25:h for Philadelphia) : Buiilia, Radomt- cieh. ‘'atunia, tc (und cleared for Huston) ; 25th, Lydia ¢ Todd. Palormo (and cleared for New York): 2th, Tomas P Bull, Kyder, Marseilles (and cleared for Pay: du) ; Muovo Chiurina, Maresca, Molva; Ciro, Farissict pan Trieste (and noth cleared tor Now York). * Ha-tings, May 2—Off, Northern Queen, Dollar, from Bat ti for Rotterdam. Teel, A Sailed, Othello (s). Bristow, New York vu, April 30—Sai (and May 2, Citvot Nankin, MeLonu, 4), sch wenvon, Néw York, Tarng, April 3—sailed, Bonito, Murphy, Miramichi, Hoxe Koxa, May 2—Arrived, City of Poxing (s), Tenner, San Francisco via Yokohwnu. Uxvoer, May 1—Arrived, E. Ul. Duval, Trofrey, Brow rr an. P NGKN, May 2—Suilod, Maas (s). New York, Gerrounic 2d, Loch Fergus, Cann, Portiand, QO: Sarmial Portland, Me; Oregon, Cushing, rrancisco: Bhenir, Black, do via Queenstown; dd, Avondale, Yeaman, Port? ; Gen th, Sir Ham pire cs Davys, Weaver, Quebec Wedersen. di Uiias Bal: Sisea. yd as in, Miraini- ‘Anderson, Pucwash; Borussia Isauc Reed, Colley, Bombay; |. Motyer, Quebec; 2¢ England is), Thomoson, New Sastre foyne, Miramichi; General Fairebild, Koily, fio Janeiro; tii . Hamilton, Montreal: Lake Scott, Montreal; Mississippl (x), Lindall, dog altimore! Jennie yn, Phie iolet, from Liverpool for Callao. Loxpon Mat NY Reutervali, Bull River; Zoroy: a Cleared 40th, John Gi r, Sydney, OB (and Deal May 2); May 1 Nereid, McKerson, Boston ; 2d. Colberg, Bull iver; Sd, ‘Tancred, Juell, Sandy ook, ientered out 21, Now World, Hammond, New York Sulled from Gravesend Sith, Huideorn, Miramicht (and passed the Licard May 2); May 2. Parana, Larson, Qu und passed Doal 3d) ‘Liwemicx, M S$—Arrived, Strout, Cran, Philudelphia; Altenr, Harvey, ban Francisco. Lizano, April 30—Paswod, Princess Alexandra, Killett, from London tor Wiscassew: May 3, Alert, Park, from ilu: anillos vin Qaeenstown for ——. ; Loncnors, April 26—Satled, Eqninox, Gooding, Quebec. ARWICK. April 27—Hassed, Julia Hoy, Shroeder, from 1 or Quebec. GUOUN, April 28—Arrived, Rosina C, Cacace, New Schiafino, New York; 28tn, Luisa Ansal Marvrort, April 30—Sailed, Jubinal, Johonnesen Miramichi, ene April 20—Arrived, Richard, Joliansen, New ‘ork. MaRsutnnes, April 27—Sniled, J i Walker (s), Duncombe, Palermo: Magenta, Lockhart, Boston. Mussina, Ie 23--Sniled, Lily, Shurp, New Yor Newrort, Nay 2—Sailed, Byr, Lammers, Montreal Oup Catanan, WCA, March 23—In port, Bolivia, Burgess, Ostexp, April 29—Satlea, Argo, Tinley, United States, _PRaw.e Voit, Muy 2—Pasved, Aneroid, of Yarmouth, Portianp, May 2—Sailed from the roads, Giullo D, Sa- joni, from Baltimoro for Newcustle. Off, no date, Noptun, Struve,. fr Philadelpbia for Ham- burg. TILLAG, April 23—-Sailed, Juno, Lindt, New York. Piymourn, May 2--Arrived, Crownthorpe, Everett, Ores sou and Queenstown, Salled 3d Det Gratia, Nelson, Quebec: Oyrus, Richards, Cape Breton, $ OKENSTOWN, April 30—Sailed, Dio Pili, Premuda, Belfast; Emilie, Simonson from New York), tor ——; May 1. Elta, Nicol, intl; Corbic, West Harttopool: Erwood, Liverpool? Alte: imerick, Marguretha, do: 2d, Bartulomes Padre, Beltast; New York, Limerick ; schiathno, do. Rortenoam, May 1—Cleared, Suflld Gilliussen, Miramichi. Raxcoox, to April 14 sailed, Jennie S Bi Waite, Europe. nanan 1W, no date—Off, Mod, Knudsen, from Bull i AgOn, 1—Siled, Margareta, Doboy; 2d, Amor, New vork: Alice, Muntroul, SUNDERLAND, April 30-Sailed, Maria D, Mardi, Balto moze: May 1, Formosa, Scopinich, New York; 2d, Arno (:), Mirawiebi, 4, Uno, Haavig. Quebec. . Birkeland, Baltimore. jailed, N land, Doberty, No ‘ork. st Vincent, CV, April 7-Sailed, A Tf Young Davies, Bull River: Sth, Wallin, ton, Grifiths, Darien; 11th, fa, for, Philadelphia, TTHALKK, April 30-—Sailed, | uceo, Olivari, Philadelphia. vi Ww, ind 1—Off, Carmela, Castellano, from w York. VIANNA, April 24—Arrived, Mippolyte Marie, Laroqay, Harbor Grace. Wrst HaWTLeroot, April 30—Arrived, Edgar, Brows, bey. anniea aan, Columbian, Gamgrou, Montroal (and was off t Gutherine’s Laiut, 1W, Mav WWarnavond, May i Aceiued. Perseworansa, Parods, Bal- i8 ©, Romuno, do for New Ross. Berwick, May Peters from Fornansina, which took the in coming up the river, bas just been ol safely into dock, after lightening * considerable portion of her cargo, It is not expected that either ship or carco bar sustained damage by the grounding, as the vessel lay on good shingle, well up the river, Care Tows, April 10—The ship RP Buck. from Java for for Falmouth, wrecked at Cape Agulbas, is a total loss; all ‘on board were saved. Granartar, April toh soner, is repairing in the new mole. Livenroon, May 2—The Lilinois (), which broke ber shaft while leaving for ’hiladelphia, is docked a+ Birkeu- head. The fire this morning on board the Montana (8), lying ia Huskisson Does, originated in afterbold, damaging a fow bales of cotton, which are now being lauded. “the Humboldt (s), arrived here tram New York. expori- «i very severe weather on ihe p»ssage; lost one buat sinine | slight damage to movesdles on dock. The Avwulate, Yeaman, urrived here from: Portland, O, experienced suvere weather April 14, bad bowsprit sprang and water tanks barst. Quausstows, Muy 1—The cargo of the Austrian bark rom New York, previously reported ashore at t. in this harbor, has been nearly saved, wed condition. “The vessel, ax she now lies sold yesterday by auction tor £38, Rorrervam, April 29—The WA Scholten (s), Janzen, witieh arrived at. Southampton yesterday from New York, lad encountered head winds und Leavy weather on the pas 7 she lost 19 bead of cattle. Wisny, April 28 -The Unkel Brastz, Schelner, from New York for Stuccholm, bas put in hers ow account ofico She is damaged und considerably leaky, but it is boped chat a3 may be fade sufliciently tight to be able to proceed wisi sub risk when the water Is open. AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, O, May 5—Arrived, bark Edward James, Hong timore 2—=The Commerzienrathin Manps, Fond April 2A, of and taken 25—The Burdett Hurt, American partly in a dui on tho rocks, ¥ Kong. BLLTIMORE, May 12—Cloared, steamer Seacutl, Marsh- man, Charleston, {Uincarrived, stoamor Ovtorara, Reynolds, Ne York; ship. Livingstone (Br), | Crosoy, — Belfast barks J u Laren (Br), Del: Glasgow Pott Witstawarf (Swed), bh; velirs CU Lane, Lane, Boson, GM Por SB; Twilight, Wooa's Holo; Jennie ¥ om Quarantine—Brig Sarah Wallace (Br), 0 Janet: Orient (ituss), son, Gloucester; Haltman, Lo! st Job BANGOR, May Cleared, schrs Orion, Patterson, Bridgeport Darins Eddy. Greene, do. p FALL RIVEH, May 12—selled, steamer Panther, Mills adelpbia. KSONVILLE, May 9—Arrived, sehr J ¥ Woaver, Baker, Beltane, M ; ‘4 ‘Glesrousschr Wa fy, New York. ‘b¢:t9 Seaneckson, Hunnewell, rea—sehr Water Line, Ki 7 joiners, Gs May 4—Arrived, ship Little Willte (CR), Sigeen, NEW BEDFORD, May 12—Arrived, schrs M H Reed, Philnldelphia; Younis To: + Satled—sebrs au E lew York; Ame- roaby, a Passed ip the bay—Schr Joseph May, Butler, Newcastle, Dol, for \Wareuam. Sah LONDOS, May 12=-Suailed, schrs Goddess, for Now ‘ork. NEWPORT, May L1--Sailed, scbrs Alleghania, Banks, Rockland for New York ; ¢ Rule, Wells Fall River for 3 Paul PK , Jenkins, {ue Kos. tor and Allentown; sehr A F A Tort GAMBLE, May 3~Sailed, bark iainter, White, San Francisco. PORT TOWNSEND, May 4—Arrived, bark Revore, Mov Intyre, an Francise ». PORTL, 1 snot Marb G Port Antouio * DA Brayton, Gray Buenos Harding, MeBrid hiladeiphia; Odell, W vi BAN Wien cise, May S—Atrived, bark tolant (Haw), ar metal, Rokeby Hall (Br), Clark, Valparaiso; Joba Jay ed Inet. Sallod - Shi Libby, Hanson, Senttl ips Port. land Lloyds, Chas bs, Port ‘am bri Melatyre, ———; brig Hidalgo, MeDermott, Humbold SEA TLE, May d—Artived, ngisco; ark Harvest Hon sehr Grace Osmyn, Saunders, Sat 0, Webster, Gales, Port Jotnson tor Portia TACOMA, May 5—Salled, ship Alex MoNeil, Sproal, Sau Francisco. WILMINGTON, NC, May 11—Arrived, sehr Dione, Detch, Rockport. Clearea—Steamer Benefac: IN DE>MOND'S BOAT k slip. WO SHIP'S BOATS, ONE 22 FERI Apply at 92 Mam BOATS=AT T, Fee SAL! kk Cig 18 feet lung, in good order. city. ton, aft. Brune Bi cubins fore an DI STEAM SCHOONER YACHT “TRUANT” FOR SALE= SK5 feat long, tour fect draught, componnd sartace con-| donsing i 3 Lammy, outfitted. Al RERFECT i toel bollar pretorred: 1O miles, Addross with full partieulars, UO office box 1,73 Piiladolphia, ANEUUS, Pixokcss QUIRTLY ANY BTATR? vorced, Send for civent AMEHICAN LAW AGENOY, Removed 262 Broad |