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To the above amount must be added the amour.
CARED AWAY in .he hands of passengers say $500,
ooe, making over Nine Millions aud quarter OF
gold IN month. II mus, he noticed, however TIA,
there is one more mail steamer than usual in the
aeoVe list The Tennessee should have gone into
The November statement TAe san Francisco Hsr4d
has long article upon the production of go,d in
which arrives al the conclusion tha. the Weld OF
1881 VIII reach seventy-hve Millions 1, arrives al
this result ~ Inc Custon-lcrse statistics and BY
slaAiDg vhat We consider very moderate estimates
where the actusl figures cannot be had. The actual
exports, from the Custom House books, for Julv.
August, September and October, were as annexed
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hRAFTS-Fo any amount on sale, pay,
- able in any part Of the Usitec Kingdom paies ana
Packages forwarded u every part VI The wofo % az
egn Express OF EDWARDS, SANFORD CO, AZ Aaa.s
Co.'S. No. IL Nall-st -
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN
- PER CENT. BONDS The interest beeom.ag d..
On the rst day Of Jannars 1881, tho per cent Coups
prls u the State Of California aBd which Is made pat
be IN this City. Will be paid and after tia. date
presentation u the proper Coupons az our Office.
WINSLOW, LANIER b CO,
n2i Id No. - Watl-st
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"a, go,ls dow he IsLs on "a. sane and tie
Ixsse 10 wls asoat midway between sh'''
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Died.


On Friday evening April IL, JouS WISDOM HIT, agel
10 years and months.
His friends and relatives. and also the typographical
Society respectfully invited attend his funeral
from his late residence, l07 Orange street, Sunday
afternoon, at . O'Clock
Halifax papers please copy.
On Friday, April IL, GroRsr EpNu,p, only Of VIM
IL and Caroline Goddard aged months
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the fun raj from the residence his
father No % Carminc street, sunday the l1th inst
at 2 O'Clock
on the 18th II April, Mr. MreH,rL n cuLLEy, aged Is
years aud Is days.
His fiends and the friends Of his brothcra-in-lnv
Peter Monaghan and william II Rose, and tho Journey
Morocco Dresers Society respectfully invited
70 attend his fuaeral. sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from his mothers residence. 80 Mulberry street
At O'Clock, the morning u the 18th Of April JoH~
Ryr, formerly Chief Engineer u the Fire Department
Of this city.
Ifis remains viii be- taken 70 Greenwich Conn for in
tsrment this morning O'Clock from his late rcsi.
dencc, No l5s East Twenty fourth street.
On Friday, April III, JA-s fRsrER, aged IL years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited N at
tend her funeisl this Saturday afternoon the 18th
inst at O'clock from the of Tenth and
Thirteenth street.
On "Wednesday April after long and painful Illness
Rss,oc. wife q joseph Pearson in the cd year q her
age.
The relatives AMI friends n the family aso tho
beers Il liinman Ledge No. lO1 T. o ofO y, invited
10 attend her funeral. sunday. the 13h inst, at
o'clock 4 VI, from her late residence, No. 2|3 Fifth
street, without further notice.
ON Tuesday night, April after lingering Illness
Csholirr. youngest daughter Of John MOfat
AZ Bristol Pa ~ Group. JoH-, only son Of Symlngton
ard Margaret Ann Phillips.
At IIopewell, v J. April G, GroRGE MyiRHE,p, agei
81, a soldier ~ the revolution.
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Psss as n'. H." cs ss
more Ruth, Woodbury.. Portland; casteliaue, -, Bath;
sloops-w ii Bowen. Kenny. Providencei Rens. Dur
fee, do.
.n sHs Sa"s ssa Fsss sISs with md''
shs Hudson lBis% MsS%rs, Bremen. days, with md'e
'ra rssS. SI Hitchcock
Ma sssn 70 %asr near Ar1 % % ss
wrssksT. around herr 1.-THE ashore
Bark Coy inekey (of Barnstabie) Loring London Feb
"a n s %S sGS y to s:s4 mavr
with m and rs passengers, to Hurbnt 4 Co.
ma brig R ss DHsss ss5asn days with
sgs1T @ Hsa S s c spas j
ts S % III s sa" %s s ns ass
s ssSs Gn,a., 9ms Windsor Ms days with
Brig Palermo tDrj, Masters Windsor. Ms II days with
sshr John Tason tof nostOn, Hail. Attakapas. sdays
sesr Susan orisan. Parsons; Gsorgstovnh PC tdsys
sshr Hendrix Hudson Munson. Richmond days, bound
c.ssn r sssmsHa
Sir psiswsrs iysS' tainso,saE1s sday.
shr Josephine, Curtis Baltimore. days. bound to New
aysp Bg,r. rsSsp1bs Dove, arS
Schr Mary Crockett, Ullmer. Rockland, days.
Schr Antilles. Rhodes, Rockland, 8 days.
Schr Plymouth Rock Lacey, Boston, 8 days.
Schr c Chamberlin, Bearse Boston, 3 days.
Schr Louisa, Chase, Boston, 3 days.
Schr Mareuds Stevens. Truro, days.
Schr Texan Leeman. PASSPORT, : days.
Sehr New Mexico gterL Lee from the wreck oil the Sw
bark Emile; ashore at AbseeOm. with wine. &c.
Steamer Penobseot, Clark Philadelphia.
Soop Morning Star, Loveland. Chatham, 2 days
Below.
One bark and one brig unknown.
sailed.
US steamship Georgia Porter Havana; ships shannon.
Waite Liverpoot Union, Davis, New Orleans; Howard.
-, Hamburg and others.
Ship Lucona. arrived Thursday from Hayre, reports:
March III lat II TO- Ion ~ So fell in with fields Of ice which
continued in view lat AZ 30 teercd of to the SSW to
avoid them Sid in company with brig keyins Pierce, for
Havana. The l. had lJJ passengers.
Brig Horato Kempton bound to Grenada and Maracabo,
into at o'clock yesterday morning while lying at
anchor at quarantine by fore and AFT schr tname not
kno wn which carried AWAY foreyari and fore topsa yard
and foresail The had light the fore stay and
look out the forecaste who hailed the hr three or four
minutes before she afoul. The wind NE. and
fresh chr wing and wing going at about 10
knots, with ghts aloft. and boy at the wheel
Arm ll-Wind at sunrise. NE; at meridian S; at sun
sat la
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will perform on the piano. . romance Music Muir
muriEss in the Tr,es' his Grane POLKA al Concert (by
request snda New Grand Duo for two pianos with Mr
Richard Hoffman. Madame Bushcllc viii appear. fT
the nrst time IN New York. and sing several Of her tvo-
rite nrias and ballads aud duo with Mr.. Grratnrex
Mr. A. Arthurson and other eminent artists, will assist
this occasion magnificent orchestra will perform
the overur.s to Marmion' and Mariana uni'rthr
direction Of MIR George Loder Mr.. Wallace Is on oil
the most scientific p-rfirners Of the day. either a.
vciinst or pianist n also an excellent comp No
doubt the numerous admirers Of his splendid muSch
abilities will give him substantial proof Of their esteem
on that evening.
C,sr,, G,rprS-The grand concert Of Mr. kneb 4,
which on If the inelemeney Of the weather. was
postponed Last Tuesday evening, will come oil On Non
DAY evening next. The artists engaged are excellent
and the musical gems selected are such as must give
general satisfaction
B,yr.lo TnEATRESeyeral artists Of distinction have
been engaged by Messrs Curr 4 Warren. and Will APP
pear ut the above theatre the 18th instant Made
noisce Celeste has been engaged principal daasehs
Miss Julia Dean will be the first star and will be followed
ty Collins and Coudock.
Coll,sruM-whitc and Horn are using great efforts to
make stand In Broadway. They announce bill great
variety for this eycnngsongs glecs and ehoruses with
witty sayings, and dancing.
PneRIM's PgoonEss-Still hundreds visit Washington
Hall nightly the beautiful panorama Of The Pill
grims Progress" The painting is work OF great ar
tisc science.
PAsoRAMA or IRELAND. MINERVA Rooms 4o6 Broadway.
Now that this beautiful painting about 10 he remov-
New York crowds rush eagerly it, afraid
Of losing the last opportunity 1t will positively close on
this night week after three months exhibition of un
paralleled Admission IS cents.
THE ALLE.HASIASs had splendid audience at Hope
Chapel last evening, and their concert went of to the
satisfaction Of all present Almost every piece on the
programme encored Their twelfth concert takes
place this evening
THr NE~ ORLEANS SrRErAprRs are now giving series
of entertainments at the Musical Fund Hall Philael
pha crowded houses. We understand they appear in
this city, at the Stuyvesant Institute the 2lst inst
Jenny Lind will be in New York on the first of May,
and commence her farewell engagement on the 9TH
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.


BALTIMORE, April 10, 1871.
Passengers Of the Brother Acknowledgements
Msa,ng-1hs Robe,pl-Sas Of III, Condemned
xnrtr- Dtrtiead Stock to be Sod, SC.
The passengers Of tbs Brother Jonathan are In
arms on account Of their long detention. They
have published series of resolutions, denouncing
the owner and agent AS guilty of trining with Thorn
With regard to the departure of the vessel and that
many Of the passengers rather than submit to fur
sther delay, have sold their tickets for 50. A. to
Captain Howe, they recognise in him the true
gentleman, courteous commander, and able and eS-
Uerieuced seaman" She will, however, | think,
san ON Monday next, though she Is advertised to
start on sunday.
The work Of hauling up the ship Robena on tho
screw dock, was commenced yesterday, and when
about half way ont the shaft OF the engine broke,
and sho will have remain in her present situation
until it is repaired As far as can be seen of her
bottom, her cutwaser is entirely torn away, and
about twenty feet of her keel is also gone.
The brigantine Chatswor seized on the coast
of Africa as SLAYER, by the United States ship
Perry, and sent into this port for condemnation,
was sold at public auction yesterday, by order OF
the United States District Court, for $500, to
Messrs. Ricketts, & Co.
Our city council, yesterday, ordered the sale OF
Gfteen hundred shares of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad dividend stock, now held by the city; the
proceeds, about $40 900, be appropriated to the
reduction of the levy for 1852. This stock, now
held by the city, amounts to about five thousand
shares, having been forced on them by the railroad
new way of paying interest. There has been
long contest to the pfoprety oil selhnS IL uati
it reached par. Ii has been received al par ana
will now be sold at 10 cents IN the dollar. ms,
however, will bring the tax levy for the present
year about five per cent the hundred dollars
lower than il last year.
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Sailed.

HAVANA AND New ORLEANs-SteamshiP Georyia--A 3
Koenemann, N iieftn. b le comte L 4 romijos Mrs
Turner Leman; Murdfelt, Is del Poro, fabayea,
opPermsn; Eges Sargent Dowd and lady. ~ rs Alden
Morales. B Smith. N Hart, Mason Mr. H'SarHAy' Il
For charrcsW Dement, Gilbert. Mrs chas do Rec
eey v Taylor " Abeei " oiren N o Briyn Emeiins
ss snd sstv.n Fs Ma lady
and servant Mrs Priest and servant Mrs Morse and ser
Dir Engart Mr. ThraiI Mr. Reynolds Theiier Giles
pie Mark Hopkins Moses Hopkins nanil,en bod;
servant, A Taylor. j Barton, Lowd, IL Reyes,
Hicks, Meyer, D Mgra. Boyle, Boyle, Pateline
J Hoag. Z IIoag Barnum. Y Burnlam, Chapel, II
son and others, Ward, Coe and SON. W Howe, ii T
Getty. Mailman. b Loutrel. y Moses, Baker @ Row
land King Mrs Brown and sehildren, Mrs scott Lieut.
Rice and lady, Lieut. Cyie. uSN, A Reyes, Has
keli II Webster, J II Starr, " Libby. Webb Jr,
ter TH Ayres. j Ii Starr, Harvey. @ Sewkirk. Nc
Truman Il Drake, d Mcpherson G Harris, A Newcomb
H M.ss kHs csnSn ca Asn.s Tas
Atkins. J A Adams. Taylor, wP Abal. Niekson,
Van Deusen. b D sprague Il Lay 40 Paimer County,
fin, Hudson; Rockwell Ksmble, Mrs sarah A
Lake. Hurtado, Carter, Mrs Carter Miss Carter.
children and servant EKembe and servant MrsA Tayior
and children r Wheaton and Master Brown, Hon g
Ahsrnethy Dsviskson NJ strons ca II Howard lady
King. children servant II Wardell, Tutte, A
futile; futile. p Huhbsrd Sparks coy steb1
II Stayman Heath. 4 iionywell,J Ghen, W Par
ker; JWilber. r Irvine Sanders. sanders Fsrd.
7 Macarthur w Basset i Towner, Sweet, II Bayer.
Mr. scribner, Heath, Ackit Van Alstein Open,
Rnsh%. sns14. %h.
Miner OpIenheis, ID Kelly-total 25i.
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FRiutF, April ll-6P VI.
Asurs --sales made ~ IS blls pots at So and
pearls NJ 80 IS Market pretty active.
Brrs~sx rather quiet, With ales Of ZOO lbs West.
yellow, at &c.
Flour has boon IN fair request for home
use, and the market was generally unchanged though
common brands. " anything favored purchasers The
operations In domestic reach 1900 bbs superfne No
nj 81 IS ordinary TO straight state 81 80 81 50;
mixed fancy Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin a So
siss; Orleans and Ohio. 81 GO 81 81 pure Gene
see 81 ~ So fancy Ohio and Genesce IS As -; and
extra Ohio and Genesee. s. - 80 Canadian was in
limited demand, at 81 SO a 81 81 Southern was more
active and quite firm Some 500 Ibis W. re- disposed o.
at - ~ ~ for MIXED to straight and IS As 80 for
fancy Alexandria, SC There also .ale 81 several
thousand barrels Gaego Haxall's" Richmond city
MILF speculation, at private bargain Rye nour has
not varied 100 bbls. cold az SO 81 SO ~ Corn meal
was better with sales q 80 bb Jersey at s. and Bran
dywirs at 90 Is What in fair milling demand hut
no Gales transpirfd Quotations we're quite nominal
RI, stll inclInes downward Some 1900 bushels River
and Jersey changed hands nj % 75c. Oats
aen BILE at as A7c for Jersey and ts SOC for North
ern ICoyn was more active, and prices higher salos,
reaching 1900 bushels new yellow, made nj go
aaoat and estc from stors, also 5000 bushels mixed
weserp TO arrive at size Bqriey plenty and
ended upward small parcels prime cold at 81 - Al ~
covy,r has been in better request the transactions
amoupting TO 40 bags Java, at &c 800 DO Lsqusyra
and 100 do Msracsp 81 iGsc., 80 ~ Rio NJ l0isc
1Ottc. and 42O 10. 81. Domingo At 04c Also. $500
bags BRAZIL by auction, at shc. lose; average,
$40 10. months.
corros.-1be market, to-day, has exhibited quit
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.
..t n - H.

PHIApELpHrA, April 1i.-Ffrsf Bsard-s3Ooo Penn'a IS
Is .Sst' rs do s3 2eD Reading os ~; ~ shares
Girard Bank, 1884, II Penna Bank. lsSs Is Kentucky
Bank b5wn, o; - Camden Bank 62 81 Reading Railroad
h. ia; 800 do. 30; 30 do 3G - Penna Railroad, ti do
a. 10 l,ea0er Meadow "a rh@a Esehanye. 81 AMER
Sdes-s3U Reading Gs ~ III 3D. shs Reading Railroad
Sls: % do, 94; 200 DO. 81, Second Board-s5oW Reading
s. ~ "a 5sl do, ~ s2ls - Lehsh Int 81 shs Penn a
Railroad t6 100 Chester Co. Min Co.. II; Kentucky Bank
0: - Mechanics Bank 9)Ss; 100 Reading Railroad Jt
Franklin Fire Ins, ll5 After Sales-J0 Reading Railroad
DlS; ~ Planters Bank, Tenn, o.
BALTIMORE. April lo-Stoek Board-SlD Maryland s..
l ~ shares Baltimore Life Insurance Company. 52; ~
Baltimore sni Ohio Railroad 1876 . d. time: ~ 40 York
and Cumberland Railroad, 23a; Baltimore Water
pany ~ At the Board to-day, Maryland SIS closed 1903
bid 0i asked; Quarterly IS s bid - asked Sterling IS
and Ohio Railroad Blonde 7 " BID; o. shares, u biz
75li asked; York and Cumberland Railroad. - bid 23h
ated; Baltimore aud susluehannah Railroad IS bid. 40
ask ed
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, April III, /

PHILADELPHIA, ApriI IL, 1901.
Steamer Placed on Sectional Decentralization
Astonashoi-Ihe Contested Election Cas-, SC.
The Charleston steamship Albatross was taken
up on the Southwark sectional dock this morning,
and oil four of the blades of her propeller found to
be broken off by coming in contact with the wharf
at Charleston. Her post and rudder will have
to be taken off, to substitute new wheel Though
not more than 500 tons burthen, this is the largest
vessel ever lifted out of the water al this port and
has created quite sensation.
The expected decision in the contested election
case, tomorrow, is looked for with much interest.
Among the indications that the contestant, MIR.
Reed, will receive the certificate of election, is
the fact that he declined the appointment OF At
torney General for the state, rendered to hiA by
Governor Johnston, few days since.
The Morse teleg aph line, between New York
snd Washington, this morning declared q dividend
of two per cent upon tie par value Of the capital
stock
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.


R.:; s:
Edrt YIN Henry SoIssSs s1 u. La. q - Ion 80 30
Erf Sisr%sa' =; ion7s spoke bark
spsfs t.s FSto. lrsn Fsrssd for sasssa. ~ % 'I
depha Thets Port Prince. March . Left sehr Mary
sehTs Joseph Tobias. savannah; Mary Miller Phadel
ghis; Oregon. Marietta and Empire Albany Pastucke
% Florence Saga Acorn and
sailed-sctr William tBrl; Haynes, St Johns M; sloops
James Borden, and Excel. NYcrk
Arrived-schr Caroline Robbins Rondout sioop Geo II
saiied~sehr Buena vista Racket. Phil,dsph,. Passed
VI rfSp f iothsioop pl Fish, Bsscoss
BeowA sehr supposed to be the Richard Borden from
Passed up-sloOp Mount Hope Phillips. from NYork for
CLorcEsrEn, April H.
Arrived-Brig Niger, surinsm.
saiied-Brg Age, Cuba; schrs Rosna, Van Buren, and
NEWPORT. Aprila
sehr Franklin clark and RED Beach Mathew. York
Wrslt ssarspor, for Baisimors Yane Reed fa K"r
for N,rfolk; Texas simonds PASSPORT for NYsrk Mary
RsSS, ~ Xisst s%SP;. Borden ia EiS;r icf soW
yana scrs and sou.hcrner Phlsdelpha Eliza.
& NfssI Jesn EsS.n H. r E S.s f., BAY s,
Two Brothers from Herwieh for NYork; John Higgins.
Exact do for Hartford Monitor Fall River for Nan
tucket.
PPovrDrvcr. April TO-
Arrved-sehrs Oxford, Rowland. baltimore via Norwich;
Sylvia Iigbee, iisbcc Philadelphia Pilot Trip. Wcsport
sloop Williams, NYork: Midas,
dol Victory. Baker do; J VI Parker, Mason, Albany.
Came up-Brig orray Taft, Charleston.
The sehr Flying Arrow, from Charleston fortei below
yesterday, went into New poet for orders.
The sehr Mary the three schooner which
sailed from Dutch Island yesterday returned
noon, wind ahead; also anchor brig Francis Titus War
for Matanzas
Tie schr Albany Of Barnstble before reported ashore
Hart Island has been got of after dsca without
damage.
The schr New Reguus remains ashore n beach and
will be got on with much difficulty.
Sullivan, April g.
Arrived-Sehr Warrcnton, NIort.
WARREV. April TO-
Arryed-sehr Romeo Palmer Doloy leland, Ca; sioop
Vim Penn. insov, NBedford via Bristol.
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PROVIDENCE, April 9-Arr sioops Neptune. Racket. N
York; Planet Jarvis do. Sid brgs Reehabite Havaa,
Grand Turk. Csrdenss .ohrs Mary Anns Haley iis<-
ton Candy; Marietta, Hand; Jayne and Townsend Ma
thas Phadep hs; Amelia, Smith, NYork sloops Pointer,
Fowler, and Willard, Dayton, do.
PORTLAND. April gArr schrs Henretta HAYNES. SulIi-
van for Baltimore; WIN Henry Merrill bath for Savannah.
cd barks Jubilee Parker Havana Mary Lowell Goodin
do; brig HberD Hart do; schrs Prospect CHM. Cissfu
gos; Hurd Trott, Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH April 6-irr brigs Excel Talman, NYsrkt
American Rose NYork M& Gilmore Eldridye. Bose.ns
sehrs Prudence FAIRFIELD Lncolnville. Me- Golden Rue.
Parker NYork: q Jones' Look do. Sid bark Vernon.
Faye NYork s,hrs Fakir Gardner Havana; Yirsnis He
bart NYork; Cicero, Speed do
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On Thursday, April 10, by the Rev. Mr. sccly, Mr. d
vss Aryrs ct this city to Miss SARAH daughter of VIM
johnson, Eco, of Delaware county, v, Y.
On the 9th Of April by the Rev john T. Seclcy pastor
u the Sixth street Baptist Church. Mr. Srrpurv J,ooB
Junr to Mis- HANNAH AMELIA. daughter Of Josiah Hub
both Of this city.
In Alden. N Y. March % Mr. Prrsn Tausi-sKi,,
native If Poland and formerly Roman Catholic priest,
10 Miss MAnLpa PnrScH, If Alden
On Thursday, March 30 JostPH DAWES CowDf-, of
White county Indiana, (son Of Joseph Cowdn. Esq Of
New York City, to MsrfLpA, daughter Of Benjamin
Reynolds, Esq, Of that place
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81. Louis. April IL. 1851.
The -four market IL rather dull without alteration in
price. Mess pork Is worth sl2 so per Dbl Bacon Is in
steady demand at &c 5ac for shoulders and Tc for
sides ribs out. Lard Il selling at ~ 30. The river Ia
rising frcghts to New Orleans plenty and taken at
4oc. per Dbl. for -four, and zoe. for pork.
CINCINNATI, April H. 1851.
Unfavorable advices from New Orleans have dumped
the demand for pork, and bacon 900 bbls Of prime
lard have been sold at cents, and 600 kegs 80
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RRrMrS-Shp IIudson-Miss Schriefer o Hunkell. Gee
Kunoth o Kuntz 7 Johne Chas II Pandorf, Fakmans-
IonDoN-Bark liuekleyJ Pissott, Sarah EdisheaA-
HAyRE-Bark Yolant-L Conds.
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bove Letter Bags are also q. Kenyons 81 Wall street
Herald Marine Correspondence.


PHrAnrLrris. April tI-sP.M
cId yedt15shrs A.aGs. cSsy 'sgoS .s,: Ia,
''e css !'R S s r M Nf
sg 6, anderson Hsiiiai IS ernadiana trI oss'.
,sn", Lazy Clinton EdSsrl' SYgrA lgsr9 Lan New
Miscellaneous.
later 19 s sfs or S S@ h aSf' and the
nine imgsrants Muiny among the crew Obliged the ship
tried three Lard labor a u, pea
for Ge s" the Bn Sip fever
AZ ea % "Sd sSras ,s a sna T %
one man jumped overheard and drowned Tho hp arrived
after boarded and Inspected proved
last approaching death one eSid il arsculo nores
. Ss se. o. rnstaar and one sas o.
single passenger should have escaped disease.
BRiG y wsLror-we understand the above vessel vas
~ Ssn nar1S & o. sssn sss days
scnh cARonyr GRa,r, Of BucLsPort. Maine. from Phi.
laaepss bound g Nsridsn with 2o tens q cosl went
sdn sna Working Sp an e"tss Sah s ~ each kh
water Eleven employed weinesday throwing
set suffered much damage and rsraned nearly tigA,.
@ f p n" r cargo y S ana SET ssf %
jury e the vessel steamer was expected from The city
psliy BY the captain and not insured Cargo insured
spoken.
ssphs 9Th ins., "a Georges shoa-by poi boat David
Mitchell
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE. April Io-Arr sc.r. Milton. Keeae Nassau
NJ. Cni@n. Bany' Pr.,idsnes Lord, Liscum, SYors
CHhRLEsIoN, April Arr pol rrsecoss tspl Pages
ssip. Sss fork mu sYor toIsmSs Grd%Isy 90; srs
clay Liverpool Noeme nolbsrtOn do Neptune tsp poll
rAlL SIyIR, April p sla sloops Isaac II Borisn. Dun
LIVES IDyi), April TO- II AM-Early this mcrnins ship
Tartar fer sFranc.co; bark, Japonca for Havana Oak.
70 LAST nsht oeloek schr coming In
iiih III, kN-Br sehr Midway for Halifax and pilot
sI are ss 's y. MY = . ars. s5 s Ia @ e
20 which a., evening. are sight
turning consequence q tho Wind shifting from sw
MOBILE. April 3Arr ship, Roscoe lBrl, soMurray ii.
,erp3ol Dennsrs rhompson boston bsrn iouisa Caro-
NEW ORLEANS, April 2-Arr ships ouna tBrl, Irwin,
Lubeel Tbsil nordesgs Below. coming NJ bark Lucy
Glars Wheeler Cumming. az bark rerick Henry ewss,
Dublin To~ea 70 sea 18th vi, bark " Chaplin schr. Jans
Elizabeth and II Scranton 5rh, ships Beatrice aud South
EoRFoIK, April s,-Ar5 sshr The,is. celsy, Nnaysn.
gat back leat,; sshrs Aro9 Mslsushlin, Providence
SIw HIVES, hrr io@xrr brig Milo jirl. western,
sunderlsnd se,r LAWRENCE, Chapman NYcriG Moselle
NEWPORT. April io-hrr sekr Hamlet. sherman, Proy
senee for slosp James Borden Cor
INV LoNDoN, April e-Arr sch. wsnkiaeo, crgE,il,
Rodman, sherman NBedford for do Embark Jersey Bux
Mar, s f Ssr eS h1%isI
is Ts, I FGgs 81 Fanny nSafn
cur % Do os.sr J9snsGn MsOes e, s9 ir CesT,
i;s g%Fs: s'ass Morrill, ssss si%iist
'i f, Ns "a sSs s.s
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steamers-Ctorra, Porter, Chagres Roberts Ne.
Iraska. Cohansey. Bsitmorc Anthracite Morley, Pha.
delrhia.
sLip-Norma. Eiis, Havana NJ Taylor h CO.
Bsrk-Eos, Jarvis, Havsns, Badger. Peck CO.
Brgs-Typee, Lsrkin Csdir. Brett, Nose h Co; Zslia,
Lavrenee, Norfoikf Nesmith 4 sons.
Schrs-"zulica" tBrl Keany, Jacmsl, Drainei Thss