The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-23
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Almanac for New YOrlS..-This Day.
Sun rises ...... 10 Moon sets ....eve As
sun sets. 6 AZ High water ..eve 8 o.
PORT OF NEW Y0RA, APRIL %. 1868.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
steamship TTpoi (Br, lie Messurer, Liverpool f Cqnard
Steamship Weser 'NG), Wenke, Bremen via southamp-
steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace Newbsrn-Murray, Fer.
Steamship Dirigo Johnson Portland-J Ames
ship Harvest Queen Hutchinson, LiverpooC Marshall
Bark Hyack OBJ, Mckay Cardenas- Crandan Umphray &
Bark Chas Brewer, Keen Matanzas- Brown q Co.
Bark Aimlra Soombs, Wilson, Sagua--Dearborn Bros
Bark Jessie lBr) Grant Zaza-Brett Son b Co.
Bark Addie McAdam, Partridge Philadelphia
Bark Nellie Chaplin, wass, Boston
Brig sanson " illams Monrovia and a narkctYaes 4
Brig Mozart NG Tietchens, Rio Janeiro Eiaabethpor
Brig Brig Nss ra Esn s. G10SmRof9e sros Coffee
Brig Southern Cross Br) Brown, MatanzasBrett Son
Brig Eva NJ Johnson, johnson, NuevitasBret Son Co
Brig Ir9cgs Cobqrn, Gardiner, Me-nearbon Bros.
schr Mary Harris. Crowley, Matanzas-snow Richard
schr Alaska strout Nassau-Moss& Ward
SSchr ETankn, Brown Jaeksonviie-Warren Ray:
schr Neptue's Bride, Crowe, Norfolk-D Trowbridge
schr Caroline Hall, vickers Philadelphia
sehr Manantieo, claypole, Phladephia-N McCready
sloop Report, steph, New Hayen,G k Racket, & Bro.
Steamer A sinners, Knox, Philadelphia
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TUE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ss PM with eeaR RS 5 ePaa EN- sns
10 mas
18th inst lat Is 49, Ion AZ TO- brig Era
se Il s gla sas
Henry cha%ncey Asnwa ali w on boe ea%S0p
5 s sns S %
Co Had strong wiuds from lat up to Hsteras S,S
New orleans MSnesa 90 FOR Gsa en
aa TWO winds ana e r bound
Steamship aa ;s GTeene ABT wh mdse and
Steamship Nereus, Besrse, Boston, with mdse, to W
ship National Eagle of Boston, Croweu, San Francisco,
Ds h. paas n lon s9 G SV u % hs
is 20 W, fell IL with numerous sessrs:; Feb "a
ssSs forced ha Sf s ffpf p 50 'ASs that after
100 n % sans SAY" pe TS s ice had heavy
s. out, March lat 5s a. lon So S. spoke American
days April equator Atlantic 81 days
% as s ass BY had he me S sd s
shs SH Banks Co. s sns with
%s ship % days saso Hu' sSs e.
S%s MP sss Fan sP%ssg
@ 5ss $'Ss sss and
4 e. Ts 's ~ Is ii j
ssS sa s g sSnasa Dutch
ga,s Alert IS days win mass
Cape food Hope April crossed the Equator Had for
the last y da ~, baalins wind and foggy weather
and silks 70 westwray, Gbbes iarScaste Had hne
Bark Nqovo Monde dan staraee Palermo, so days. with
mase and PASSENGER to Sa Io rhSPs
nero - DAYS with coffee 70 master Had fair wsather
Il days, with sugar two passengers to
John Boyntqn Son Co. 18th, lat g o. long So spoke
2h lat IS a, Ion "A ~, bark Europa, PhadeI
Bark Duesbury Br) evie Trinidad Cuba IS days sugar
hang .0 cS 1ssT0s s IS y winds f.
when on the night OF the 18th ut severe thunder storm
had thick weather preventing take an
either by day or night gull stream current from 30 hardly
Brig Warren Sf ssq;tsDor Cobb sss:,ps 81 a.y
PASSAGE was detained OF the Hook days Of
brig Alice Franklin tof Yarmouth Ns), Brown. Ponce PR
"a DAYS, with sugar 70 stnrsess Co. Have days OF
Barneeet with pilot on board, and with light Winds calm
Brig Naad Cof Bermuda,, Richaron Ccnfuegos IS days
Been DAYS Of Haitcras with light winds and oc; lWh
Brs sens BOSTON, Sss a Sn% s. Jaso IS day.. with
sugar and PASSENGER, to mase. Was boarded OF the
srs Milwaukee tof Bangor wiswen Huevtas, I2 days,
schr Amelia Ireland Townsend, Laguna, Mex, 30 days,
with losw99d and mahosssy AMI tso passengers to
eign brig under jury mast, steering W.
S w co Ss aaSd TRsP VEon MsrS Ssss
weather and cas- been days OF lateras
viii sa.ar m6assas three passengers to Miller Iioash
@ R New YORK 'RSs ise9o9eT I ses1e of
schr naryea, Nichols, coniwahs, u days with pots
Schr Robinson Merritt, irgnia
Schr Charlotte Brown, Robbins, Virginia.
Schr Ma1yck, Cutter, Virginia
Schr John Masser, Roads Virginia
Schr II Crosby. Smiii Virginia
Schr Merriinac, Snow, Yrsinh Tor Keyport
SchrJ w Long, Force, Egg iiarbor.
Schr iiellahcck, Avery Amboy Cor Norwich
schf GEORGE Temple brctwith' Georges Parks.
scir iser, thompson New Bedford
sctr ifyhl Souei View Bedford Albany.
ssepr gq,cias, Haiscd Ssw ssd,erd or Albany
hi = y Kenny keN. New Bedford.
s.iI 49, I" o, pna t,,ll.ltde, Nhhuckei
- Schr Lananne, bunting, Nareham The l. put in at
haft sal ahd toN OK part Of te Cd the steamer Old
Colony. ashore On We south end OF the islaud.J
sehr Mary ,.eller Mason, Dighton.
schr DICK Niians, ~tulgis, Providence.
Schr Henry smith smith, Providence for Fzabetnport.
Schr MARY Miller smith Providence for Eiisabethport.
Schr Lucy Warren Hatch, Providence Philadelphia
Schr Addie stewart GILBERT Providence FOR Egabethport.
Schr Ann Elizabeth, Dixon, New Haven.
schr John Bell, Bail, s,onlng,on.
Sohr Thomas jefferson Crowley Hartford
Schr Robert Smith, HAYES. Portland, Ct
schr George Young Atwood, Portland, c.
Schr Josephine, Ball, Bridgeport
Schr Muusel, Wright Bridgeport
Schr J g Baldwin, Baker Midleowu
Schr Henrietta, Scely, Norwich for Neeiu,ry
Schr Hester, Davis, Port jefferson for 4 banv
sch Only Son twfecker Collins Atlantic city, to the Coast
i s steam launch Dar, Master LEROY New London where
she was acting az tender to the schooship sabine.
SAILED.
steamship Louisa Moore Nowbcrn, NC bark willy (NG)
brig Caseatcle
Wind nj sunset SsE and hight
Marine Disasters.
STEAMER COLONY OF the Newport and Boeton line Of
steamers, ashore the point OF Hart Island
crday morning during the fos and lie of water Her