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EXCHANGE HOTEL
r Taylor. Va;
Geo Q Hannah, Charlotte
Il w Marshsll. =.
w q Knight Nottoway
WIN Easley, Halifax
ID b Easley, do
J A Jones, Petersburg
i l. Doutbat, Chas City
John NJ Gould, Lexington
w w Morrison. Bellville
Q 5 NJ Lee, Randolph CO
j j Long, y G
Thos X fust, Petersburg
Thos y Watson, do
w X Wilson, lady, 9 chill.
dren and serv't, Surry
i i Temple. Va
III II Potter, X < CT X
w A Wade, Christiansb'g
4 X Andersen do
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John ii Clarke, Halifax
w @ MaxviIl, Baltimore
ID NJ Frister, do
Z ID Oxley, y Carolina.
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GEORGE GG WATT &r. H. sT,RKE.

"A complete assortment OF the above Pfov. co,,,. - .
- Os, ii1rroWs 4e, Ac, always on hani and SaVa-
no sale Also, Gged PercAa h1,,,. s.i 70
GEolpcv si rs and warranted give sati,fsetsn
apI5-G WATT a CO. oaiee on Franklin street
Suuar h.r.--
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nuo Intelligence and ArrncT Os5s.
CcIner q Broad and On ,tr.r,,
\ nON AND sTEtL sT0NE.-

= TTedeEar Iron
10 tons y English
B do
Country do
l. tons English Bistered steel
american DO
German DO 40
Bu' sia America str.Ir-..
sr-ter, Zinc BcsE tn ana "a r~ Plates, Nail Rods Lead
'jy3-cp 49, '- ana F'h Plate. For sale N-'
q, : TII77-5,z,,,,- EDWIN WoRTHAM a CO.
aht h>ioA, Piano FOrir Tuner and Rsn.,,., =.
sgE opposite te Catholic Church VI Aee and sth streets,
orders esl De left his rssideps- =, Nr.,n,.
N lsseyt az Harold Murrsys No III Hos a s.ors;
Bos So sk store % Main street: az KnoWIr, W.is.s
no ls Main street. and AZ Y NJ
LeE o. Main apA i2tb streets ~ " L. VI %inurnans cor
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~ I'LL tshtfD n 20, pEiGslNfE. Ttd pffifrs lr
Ih0,, ct, DHos lyrHisiss. Wiudni~ Gass, &c., No ~
" On ~ ~ t'rys- 49,, Hi.imtT' lr oTr ~ SAL IN lots o.
eit roascr thcir usual large assortment cmbra
cling te fo.ioriur, Do part
h'Ha superior frdiFr. 2 bids hest Naddcr
,,.hs No CgtiGr 0il ~ do sr.,'s ruygntnc
Wv hre' supcr Csri Soda. o. hb's Varnisfcs
70 htf lrrnlnr flui1 s"otprt White cad ley aui
NNkrn Hur Point ~ OIL 2i rfru AMI yellow
allIlF Red IT, Hud Lltiarrs Fupt
.hll"vra Cfat le SOAP; htis Cream Ttrtlr
- drfHu He1st Powder. 10 eases rsnrsI Moray
2o1l gallons Ltmp Oh. 20 tfis Tanrsrr' on
2nH'a. Alcohol. 25 hrrt r,ppsr
t01' boxes window Glass French American
~ hars Race Ginger
til hhiH Root and Powdered Riuhnrh
Cattrs spanish Mixture, Burf Townseris g,r.
pal Fa-rers Arabian Lnincn. Mnsaur Eminent. ,s1's
kNh'on Bar rrcphcrcus Ayers Chcty rcc0ral ana 30
Other uu'nr patent medicines The propr-to pres
n Particular attention to packing and forwarding orders
au23 o. n N, .i,.gt ,S,ney inb
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n OiiCF:-Ai persons Indebted WORD, FERGUSON a
bAhhspALE are requested to forward make set.
ueinent Immediately the business closed An -, a.
partners can the the concern in settlement nj
Always be found at the Old Ma '-
JySr-'m WORD. FFRGTSON
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.Ss'n street New NoFE, keep cons11v -, is.I
RIO LaEuA,ra, ST. Douingo and suHafrs co . 49,
uI'i1 tolge IN bbls. ard boxr-:
yss Si 1sgie and PuvsTiied Cinnamon Gpiss CoSss
GlnST Corn starch, Larina ana R.bir- 500
',sB and coda SalEratus, pure superior ana
sarious brands ~1' VIVA ana Choeoat-. %
o. w. N"ai caH the attention virsinia r,s. d, %,
cash pgces. $3.50 wa W '''d - the 4aEezi marked
pg AasFise ana Pepper Manufactured By a. and .,s,
" b. Prompt and particular attentioa pail to all orss,
An coeis Skinned FREQ 20 .,.-.. -, BLAIR MERVEv
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IE- II any body has valuable Horse, troubled vh -
ehaies scratches srIsins bruises let him read the
The nNe ENpres Campany Of New city that the
rANG LlNiMENr has cured their horses those complaint,
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June 2Sh, 1875 ~
Ki That the Bpard Of vit1rs bgy appreciate learn
iutt'al nd ahty % br. Enyr NHnrs 9i1
q Es Ass ant lnrucor In the School 81 ~ Language
e University n Virginia. and deeply regret
" pac - him uudeF The ccasity of reiiuguishng he
emot ncn in the insutuou the loss OF s valuable services
trse' IS. e.. TUCKER,
hecrclary i.lrd on NIMlnra
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IN UNIVERSALLY ESowS-for IL strictly true-that IN
keton The parent Of large proportion
Dysehtery, dlarrhra, cholera AMI anV
other diseases city
OF deaths generated by indigestion Think that
hInh OF all Who suffer from disordered soaehs and
you are willing 10 be guided by advice
resort az once don't delay day. TO hOodand German Btter
prepared by Dr. Jackson which, Alternative curative
anu nvgorant stands alone d.n
xo Arch street We have tried these Bers that
Rem. 80 ~
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~ .,y,1,. Appiy ~ man 'a' ' s''a driver sna house
a'' HuLA TtLLFy.
t"ENr LtEGkfN ~ CIDrUNG-rn r-fsr "a, -..t. 49,,
- ~ Fa strcf Ell slruer Crinc that have IN tfare rn
fHl pixies lin r.uf
I' F.l Dbl give e call and cvamiEs ~ staek
JAS n. GOODWIN
" flt Na'n street, opposite ~ rfs Frrsrs
" rArs. i1 want ~ gloi rravsnE Trlnt b. ~
rh.i 70 ufH.etl'r price,
sa'f mo
HHoN. sTFft TIs rLtrt5s ,tr-ql0 iona leo, -...s,y
Frrl.ah. ArlrrIr.r Rrrrf
H,H.-4--. o. sugi.s, ani Fr GLIB Refined I-ou.
t. IIrll.t UIHr Band. art ROD fs1n
-tl do Amsf.ran H1i FneiIlh saeat a.
J.
or cHfra Cast HrI shear Ffeel
iu tone American tui Ensiish ra arrI @.
So h.VesT .r FIafan
A'o s..s. Nn. srstsr cprss He,s 20 srd ~ tesf
VIZ sae.tcr solder, &C.. ~ sfIa tr f aEnare
Aie Car -, totarsn % lni lsfh e..
AANitlA BEANs, of pr.as siaH,y - fteby
rrQCffL. ttuu 4 CO.
''i urHarsf. ~ Main II.
EiNE - Ans 1oeo Hsvsrs ssgsr, q slr-.t s,-.,lss
~ i.f receivsd 80 ~ tal. ~ HAN FuffU II rO -
au- Car street. 81 .i.ins Ca,.utt.l MIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

Iron the Albany Argus, April 70
The State canals under the direction Of the Canal Com
misssners to Be opened for navigation 70 So
far able to learn they in complete order
throughout the entire line.
On the eastern divson the water was In part let in
yesterday and Is doubt in complete order to-day The
Drain ct Utica learn. completed Sections thirty
nine and forty eight the former Homans Ferry,
and the latter near Fultonye also completed the
enlarged plan, and the work closed up.
At Cohoes, where the towing path bridge formerly
stood, but which burned down few weeks SINCE
rope ferry has been the Mohawk The
river at this point is about quarter Of mile wide and
boats entering into emerging from the Cham plain
canal win be propelled with the horses board after
the fashion of the ferries along the Mohawk
The Rochester American states that there Is break in
the bank of the Erie canal Albion. This we are
formed is the break which occurred late last fall II has
been repaired and there win probably be detention
Of boats at that point.
The Rochester Union learns from the division engineer
that there IL heavy leak in the canal Albion
and the further filling of this level will be suspended until
it shall have been stopped.
At Rochester, boats have been moving day or two,
preparatory to receiving cargoes.
At this end of the line there about hundred
boats, already freghted with acknowledgements
some sixty tons eacheady to depart and which leave
in rapid succession day. Everything in this quarter
indicates active business season.
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Telegrnphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON, April ~.
Arrived-Ship Stafordshre, Calcutta 81 days; barks
LYMAN Cronstadt Edward Fletcher Palermo Byzantine,
New Orleans briggs Frederick, Surinam; VIM Groton,
Trinidad; Galena Cardenas; Masoni, Galveston CleOpa
ira New Orleans Elisha Doane, Alexandria, Lucy Ann.
Genfuegos; Raven, and Antoinet'e, Jacksonville; H
Hail. and Isaac Franklin, Charleston Sylock and James
Ivanboe Avepger and Palos Rondout Nancy Bird, and
Cashier, Philadelphia
Cleared-Ship Cleopatra, San Francisco.
PROVIDENCE April 10.
Arrived-sehrs wv Candy and Cleopatra Philadelphia.
April 90
Arrived-Bark Laconia (Br), Glasgow; schrs Lydia
Gibbs, and Nary Baltimore.
NEWPORT, April 90
Arrived-Bark Appleton, Nickerson Boston for Balh-
more schrs Adventure Prenss Rondout Union, Bangs,
Providence for Baltimore Albemare Stewart do for Pan
tego NC Medford Perry New Bedford for Philadelphia
Shaw, Fletcher, Calais for do; Richmond Pitcher, do
for New York George and Superior Hopkins, Ellsworth
for do Bent, Wallace Cherryed for do; Mary WALL
st George for do; Albion, Eaton Calais for do Mystic,
Dickens Boston for do; Jacob Smith, Trasker Taunton
for do; Hart Rowey Eastport for Richmond Brave,
Orcott do for Bridgeport.
WARREN. April 10.
Arrived-Schr Magellan Cloud Sargent, Darien, Ga.
New LONDON Aprl19.
Arrived-Ship Corsa Cranska, Honolulu Nov IS, with
800 bbls OIL % 900 lbs BONE and 300 bbs oil
freight from ship Catharine Spoke March Int % 90 S.
Ion IS 10 W. ship Catawba Of Nantucket clean 9th lat
20 20 Ion 80 20 w ship Majestic of New Bedford 18TH
bark Laettia do, 400 bbls sp off Pernambuco 9th ship
Cicero, of do.
NEW ORLEANS, April 20.
Arrived-ships Hudson, New York Howard Junior,
Polar Star, and bark John Gardner, Boston.
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Died..

On Monday, April 49, Ivory WHITE. aged p years.
Charles and Joseph White are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon, at thee O'Clock,
from his sons residence DO 80 Grand street. The mem
beers OF ST. Johns Lodge No. Of Freemas also
specially invited to attend.
Eastern papers please copy.
On Wednesday morning. April 90 at his late residence
Flushing avenue opposite Spencer street. East Brooklyn
Of consumption, WILLIAM Scorr late of No. 121 Cedar
Tie frisnds Of the famy are ,especfuv invited %
tend his funeral this afternoon, at two O'Clock. By
taking the Myrtle avenue stages they will bring them to
the door.
On Wednesday April 90 ELIZABETH, youngest daughter
of John Brady, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon three
O'Clock from the residence of her father No. State
street without further invitation
On Wednesday morning. April co. after short Illness
of the late Daniel D. Smith.
tend her funeral from the residence of her uncle VIM D.
Smith No "a North Moore street to morrow afternoon,
at three O'Clock without further invitation Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood for nterment.
On Tuesday, April TO- SARAH NJ SHELL widow of john
in the SD year of her age.
The friends and acquantances Of the family request
ed to attend her funeral without further invitation to-
afternoon at two O'clock from the residence of
her son, George She'll, No. 1872 Stanton street.
At Mamaroneck on Tuesday, April 49, MARY ANN, wife
Of James Donaldson.
Her relatives and friends also those of her brothers. W.
L. and Uzal P Barker. and her brother in law, Thomas
Donaldson are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
tomorrow morning. at eleven o'clock Trains leave Canal
past O'Clock A. N. Carriages will be in attendance
arrival OF the cars to convey the friends to her late resi-
deDce
Suddenly, Wednesday, April 20, ELIZABETH HAIsTEAD
The friends and acquaintance of the family re-
specially invited to attend her funeral to morrow after
ncon at thi O'Clock, from her late residence No 20
Sixth avenue, without further invitation
On Tuesday, April 49, sAnAH LEACH daughter Of John
and Ann Leach, in the 18th year of her age.
Her remains all be taken to the New York Bay Gene
terry this morning at ten O'Clock.
On Tuesday, April 49, of consumption ANGMIsE widow
nfW YrC nlp In ha nF hpra
The friends of the family and those Of her brother F.
H. lockwood respectfully invited to attend her fune
raj from her late residence No 152 Wooster street. this
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
In Dover N. H.. April II, FREDERICK only child of Hon
Tappan Wentworth Of Lowell representative elect to Con
from the Eighth district aged years. having been
sick only two days. The father and went Dover
q visit the 14th April.
In Cumberland April Is, Mrs SALLY, widow of the late
Anthony Race in the 95th year of her age. The de
led lived to see the fifth generation.
AT Liverpool April A. of consumption. aged %, ELIZA
Bg1H CHARLOTTE only daughter of r Mathews, Esq,
commander of the steamship Great Britain
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Scenes In tho Special Sessions.
Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Brsley and Francis

ONLY FAMILY QUARREL.
APRIL 19-John Gsghan, and Mary. his wife, had, it
appeared by the records Of the court, made charge
against Daniel Donoghue for assault and battery the
defendant having Friday last at the corner OF Ninth
street and avenue b, met tho male complainant, and,
taking stone from his pocket, knocked him dswn, 80
that he Lay ssnseess for about five minutes and the
wife coming to the assistance of her Hege loro she
treated with nearly similar courtesy; ali which
roborated by affidavit of witness On the prisoner
being placed at the bar man, who proved to be the
complainant, appeared before the Court in a very supp
eating manner and exclaimed sob, thin my lord
it was only q family quarrel"
Judee-Are you the conplainant-your name Gaghans
Appicant-Yes, your Honor.
JudgseYou don't want to press the charge, then
Are you willing be should goS
A.-Oh yes, II your Honor's satisfied.
Judge-Oh am very well satisfied. Has your wife
no charger There is . complaint by her, too.
A.-Oh no, to be sure she's his cousin, and
it was all family quarrel.
The Court thereupon allowed the happy family to de-
part altogether.
DISCHARGED.
Patrick OCopnor, charged with assault on Messrs
Wilmer and Rogers discharged from custody, his
entering into recognzances and finding surees that he
should keep the peace towards the compliments, with
whom it understood lie had had private quar-
rel The idea of his being insane proved upon inquiry
and examination, to be quite unfounded.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Ariived-ship Annapolis, Graham, Liverpool; barks
Maine Law Dennis Cardenas; Robt Morris, Downs, Ma
tanzas, briggs Gauntlet (B, Decker Mayaguez Charles
bee Higbee, Providence Sarah Jane Tokey, Esstport
Grecian Herrick, do; A Hobart, Hill saco; Jeremiah
Leaning Godfrey, Providence: Mary Patterson Bate.
man Portsmouth; sandusky, Hutchinson Portland John
Lancaster, Ross, Providence; Shenandoah ngerso Sing
Srg
Pennsylvania, Bay more Richmond; bark Emma Lincoln;
Bartlett Havana; brig Sea Foam, Watts, Pernambuco
echrs Hobart Hill Saco: John Lancaster Ross Rox;
bury Shenandoah, Ingersol, Providence Mary Patter
son. Bateman Boston jeremiah Leaning, Godfrey, Fal,
River Silvia Higbee Higbee, Diehton; Acyora whita.
Kerr Wilmington, NC; steamers Vulcan, Hand, and Con
ord, Norman NYork.
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re T,.sss y as ceass q PIyae'as. This was
to admit The plaiatia q man Of African bloody the
Irofesson Of . physician. The motion was opened By
kr job. Jay, ON Behalf Of Barnsst and opposed b. NJ
ford replied for the plaintiff The plaintiff, it Is submit.
ted the son Of James Barnett who is . citizen Of
the State Of New York, and entitled the rights and
seao but Is holder in f.s q rss estate. st h.
Piamtn obtained an academioa education, and
In lS44 was entered Is . student in the New York
University, where he regularly passed through the
different courses Of study, and admitted member
Of one OF the literary societies Of the University,
and gained various prizes in different branches In 1915
he received from the faculty the degree Of Bachelor Of
Arts He subsequently, entered the Office of eminent
practising physician student of medicine and
and Surgeons and was duly matIculated and admitted
to the surgical and medical ciniques Of the college In
November of that he obtained from the pro-
fessors tickets for their respective of lectures
and attended them during the term. In October 1850
while in the anatomical theatre attached to the college
and waiting to attend medical clnques he dsfran
chised and expelled The plaintiff, therefore, for
perempiory mandanus for his restoration Tho trus-
tees of the college contend that the and usage
Of that institution Of color not candida
degree OF Doctor Of Medicine has that degree
the attendance the lectures of the professors
been OF right granted to Of color that at the
time of the matxcuations Of plaintiff the faculty
not aware informed that James Barnett
color and that having afterwards been informed that
he was person OF color and wing asceraned that in
TACT ne was person Of color and also having judged,
upon observation and examination, that his continuing
to attend the lectures of the college would prevent the
Of other students for whose instruction the
college was instituted and would be injurious to the
fulness of the college, and to the accomplishment and
fulfment of its purposes by preventing numerous
dents from attending its instructions and lectures they
his attendance the lectures of the college
the term commencing in October in the year eighteen
hundred and fifty he matrcuated for that term
did he receive any tickets for OF the OF
ectures Tor that term. DECISION reserved.
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Stock 4aIaa.

PHHADEIPHA, April 2o,-Reported by Keen 4 Taylor
fera Borrd-s2ooo Spring Garden 6s, 70, i03is 1000
Penna 5s 6s, e6ys 216 DO 9eA 1900 do Q certif 9sX
1000 Reading RR 6s 20, cash ssM 1000 Penna District
Coupon es ebS $50 shares Reading RI Az, 100 linton
Canal cash. IL so do 1917 100 do b5wn IL 50 do II:
100 scbuy Nav: Pref b5wn, 3d. 600 do b5 49, 300 do
s5wn, 32zs; 200 Morris Canal cash 49,. so DO s5wn
231s IL Camden and Amboy RR 800 New Orleans Gas,
127 so Schuyl Nav 2414 IA do "a so do cash 245 SO
Beaver Meadow RI SO; loo do 3616 100 do IS 36E 30
do 3614 II Penna RR, CAP 50; CT Lebigh Nav ID 7S.
Is Northern Bank KY 115i4; I25 United States Bank
Az 10 Bank Of Penna in ots 1873 100 Grard Rank l4X
20 Union Bank, Tenn s71s. Bawe7 Boards-slO0O Read
ing RR 6s, 20 cash, 8s7S 70 shares American Insu
rance 1871 100 Long Island RR b. 1871 200 Chester
Mining Co b5wn, 81 900 Morris Canal, b6, IN Second
Board $1,000 Wilmington RR 8's s6wn, 81 1000 Rich
moDd District ss, s5wn 9316 900 City6s 80 DC; 1000
susq Canal 6s 66sS; 600 Penna SIS o6X 1000 Toga RI
7s IS 49, 103 shares schuyl Nav Pref 327s 12s do b5
49, $50 do, 49, 100 Reading RI, Az, Penna RI, C&P,
So 4so Long Island RR 1el 500 do, s5wn, 10y 100 do,
90 lsl so do b. 1917 80 Harrisburg RR 539l so Bea.
yer Meadow HR, b. 36k so schuyi Nav. Sd, 24h; 500
Grsrd Bank, AK; 20 Northern Bank Ky, 115k Psnns
Bank l23 after Board-$i3oo schuylNav 0s, 80. 80;
100 shares Union Canal be- IT. 100 DO b. III 100 Long
blalA kR, sSwn, 1917; 600 DO, bswn, lox.
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Port Of New York. April 20, 1853.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
mshps-prometheus Churchill San Juan, Mic, C
Vanderbilt; Augusta, Lyon, savannah, L Mttchill IL
linos Haftstein, Aspinwall, NJ o Roberts
ships-Rockland (new), vinall, Australia W Dugan;
Leibnitz (HamJ, Meier Hamburg, Schmidt Balchen;
Victory Lane San Francisco Nevius CO. Queen Of the
West, Faber, Liverpool, Grinnell, Minturn Co.
Brigs-Iion, Gardener, Malaga, Darby; Granada
Jarvey Norfolk Harbeck & Co: Macon Watkins Savan
nah Demill Co; Rosa Matilda DAM, Gervinus
Ponce, PR Muller, Sands & Riera Canada (Br), Dugai
Santa Cruz Cenarys, J Whitney II co. Iris, Lorway
st Johns NJ J Deaey; Baltic Goule, Nassau, NJ, G
Akerley Eleanor Moran, Port au Prince, Roker Il Null
man.
schrs-Albert, wsss, Jacksonville Snow; Gertrude
Horton Pendleton Salem, Brown Havelin Telegra PHI
Lenoir Bucksport, d Brookman Co; A De Rossett
Brewster, Wilmington, Dolner Potter; Walter (Br)
lie Muir BURN, Nj, A Leary.
sloops-W Bourne, Hallock Providence, Kenny;
Pointer, Fowler Providence. master
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arabia Judkins, Liverpool, April p IL AM
10 + Cuuard. Passed steamship Canada from Boston
and chip Albert Gsllatn from New York, bound into
Liverpool; 18th inst, passed steamer steering =, sup
posed the Niagara, from Boston for Liverpool 18th, sig
nailed steamer Andes hence for do. The arrived OF
Sandy Hook ate quarter past one AN, goth,
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S:,s s a. S Ga i sss. *. ~:
man. Cardiff, to Load for NYosk; ChristianA, Hammond
Eotd ont sth r.sm.m. Cobb Hobar. Town and Port
Philip; 7th Moulton Garwood San Francisco (enta 26th
Adv April g. London Hubbard. for NYoss l4tA; Hem
do 18th Ocean Queen Griswold do 5th Nay; Calcutta
Simmons, for Boston April 20.
SON, California Margaret Evans Pratt NYork; Francis
Konty Cairncross and Saracen Mimic, Oregon Prince
Charlie, Kerr; Mouiton, Garweod; Eleanor, Coweu and
LnGuuU-Sld April 4 Falcon Jarlesberg, NYork.
AARsnIIEs-Sld April 2, Rapids, Roberts, NYork Ldg
Trenton Orosimbo, and Sea Lion, for Noreans Graza Oil
NEwroRr-Arr April T. Niord, Peterson, NYork Cid
It'll Harry, Bennett City Point; Freedom, Lee, Whining
PoRrssoy1s.Arr April 9, Patrick Henry, Hurlbut Lon
scAr1Ry RoADs-Remain April 3, John Campbell, VIII
son, from NOreans for Liverpool.
"a out April Ia Sxf for Bes and
TRnsTE-Arr March 49, Bristol Belle, sponage. NYork;
soth PurDgton. burlington; AImSs Rose; Elizabeth
The 'SrART-Of abt April 2, Havre, milford, from N
York for Havre.
WAkDoE-Put in March %, Cora, Plum from Charleston;
Libra, Peterson, from do for Copenhagen.
Pill (BristoD, April THE chesterholm, Heard, from
Newport for Now York out three weeks put back
road evening" with loss of many cutwater
and lsaky and the London, Marshall from Cardiff for
docking
HAMBURG, April EYesterday morning about 100 ves-
sells of all sizes and tonnage from all parts Of the known
globe, arrived from Cuxhaven Gluckstadt and other
points where they had been confined by the ice. The
emigration vessels which have been waiting in the harbor
have taken their departure-three in numberhavng
beard ss2 passengers to commence the season with
GLASGOW, April 6-The Statra Morse, Lawton, which
arrived here yesterday from New York, experienced
heavy gale March g. in lat 40 N, Ion. 6S W., when she
was hove her ends shipped great deal Of water
shifted cargo and threw part Of and
part of cargo from between decks.