The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-02


wnn such conditions bankers refuse negotiate Exchange
deeming the collateral nsucent hence the new bill Of
adng said to be useless 10 parties interested
The clause having special reference the leaving Of
freight TO succeeding steamer bears with great severity
all pershabie articles The innovation caused much
agitation among the shippers who held meeting at the
Produce Exchange latter part Of the adopted
series OF resolutions expressive Of their views what they
consider an arbitrary dscoureou and unjust proceeding
The Shipping List, referring to this meeting says.-
because key CAIN % have been
aaS sss s
avery lawful ma n within ihss
aes5ss speosss
S 'esRs.s %:y ssa
@p 10 mpos X. upon them
,ssaw agents ss o. n The line; nom al
agement on the other side Of the Atlantic.
Marine Disasters.
sTEAMsnip CLoTILpE-Doyer, NH, April aoThe English
last winter SIN lies high and dry sand oil
Fer aFs but their ssss
o a
portion Of her cargo to schr Jacob Lorlar
No
az f. FROM so s. ss
sd to s o Sn p the
rigging shin laying ends lost part OF the bull
e # ssa s hS Kept ss
weather ow and snc
| the passage
. urar M
er gales with high seas and heavy squalls Lost mzenop
BARK MERRIMAo from Coonia for Boston, supposed TO
nave been wrecked on Cohasse rocks was run into and
from Boston for Liverpool The saved and land
| ed at Queenstown April &c.
sras New TIE leak has
decreased that she Oe kept free by pumps
sh u Rem ep PR
81 es deck o sa S
spars, &c, Had cabin filled with water and lost all
& With NC four ss the
have subssted on two cakes day since the disaster
Ives om SameT Is for Falmouth founder Dec
rived Calcutta March H. from Liverpool AA "''D
Miscellaneous.
Purser Smith, Of the steamship Henry Chauncey, from
Aspinwall, viii please accept thanks for favors.
small boat adrf of Fort SCHUYLER yesterday morning.
having the "Mary painted stern nd oars branded
y Barnett 18th street. East river" picked up by the
Herald shipping reporter have her by applying
at the Herald shipping office, Whestone, Ii.
SHORT PASSAGE OUT OF THE STEAMSHIP CRY OF BRUs
sELs-The Inman line steamship City of Brussels Captain
james Kennedy which left New York in the afternoon Of
the I'D ult arrived at Queenstown AM yesterday max
ing the in less eight and hair DAYS II will
be recoected that she made her passage New York
in about eight and half days. consequently she has made
the round voyage In about seventeen days.
Back ELIZA MARIA tBr), at Norfolk, has been well
caked, new metal put her, and leave for Rich
mond to load for Rio Janeiro on the 2sth ult.
BARK ANNAwAN, Of New Bedford los TONS as discharged
Boor to H1e 1Hio ow Mai sGs &c auction
Sag Harbor, is being TO pieces New Bedford
scHR EXPRESS Of Marion, 80 TONS inventory was
Marion for 81, $50. " '''s 0AnA"'np' u
scnRy Observation-Disclosures of schr John W Rum.
N iSS4 now a, New York has been purchased
m Of She IN Td hail from
LAuNcHA hree-masted schooner, to be called the John
Sanford built fSr Capt Herbert Dean and others Of
rsisSsns business vii ham as from ON
9fs~ sS
Phillips Of Taunton, hal. contracted with the
BEAM lower e feet and So feet between decks She viii
~ ,s aSa wG she
Wild Pigeon She b named tie a cssin
Whalemen.
Ship Champion peaae' Of Edgsrtown, on on Shore
San francisco in December Bound to Honolulu and themes
y '-' ''''''' spoken.
Ship Teenmseh from San Francisco for Liverpool April
SHIP Radap Chase from San Francisco for Cork for or
sap fisn from Calcutta for New
John Pr WE1;s ssnsOn from caao for span Aprl
SHIP Mary Em%a yeIowes 81 days from caao Cork
Queen Of the East s.oddard from Liverpool for New
ST. s.s'e'' from London for Ne" York.
Ms ssP RaS al konaa from Cardiff for Rio Janeo
Ship winfred from Shields for Bangor, April r. lat q TO-
ship Mary ar K Risgs Iansdon from Antwerp for Key West
a March fS s Sc ss & Ne" York Mel
Ken lon q ss from Boston for Hong
.s s MAY s. sGSSon from Baltimore for Am
.poo MSGdsa un fm San Francisco for Iv
Bark Cremona Burrows from Liverpool for Galveston
ssTk A reg Br from Liverpool for Mobile April 8
Bark Blomldon Brl, Cowen. from Liverpool for Phade
pha Apr ~ sy s:eamsahp The Queen Lverpoo
deSa Mareh 81 d. s. from Antwerp for Pa
sars =, O. S lies sr from New YORK for Liverpool
Srg yic,or!ne tNorS from New York for Falmouth, April
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP. April l7-Arived, Johann Kepler, Rabe New
Sailed from Flushing Roads 18th, Rogers, Prous New
Arrived Flushing nth Althea, Harding Baltimore,
John Manson Manson New orlesn,; Hunt Hunt,
ssAT xvs Es bark: Ella g. Moore
wood Br jacobsen do (and sailed 2lst return; lith
scbr Electric Spark Smith, South Bloomfield and sailed 18th
for San Andreas) 18th, bark HoTrah DR. Bruckner NGE
Grossaril Baltimore schr Sophia, Williams San Andreas.
Sailed 9Th, schr Gen Putnam, knehton, New York.
In port I'D barks Mystic Tie (Br Shaw, and Ella Moore
(3r) Shaw, ready for
BgrMERIIAvEN, April l8-Arrivcd, Gold Hunter, Free.
man, and Limerick Lass, Marshman, New Oreans 14th,
baltimore sl, Deeen Baltimore: Texas, Meentzen, Calves
ton; 18th, Hermann sl Reichmann, New York
BREsr, May 6PM-Arrived, steamship Perere, Danre,
New York. '
BoULoaNr, April l3-Arrlved, Louisa Evans, New York
leans =
.BARAcoA, April n In port schrs Laura A Webb, for
New York, dg TO sail April % Mary Lunt for do 4h
Lucea for do do 18Th Wild Fire, for do do 25th; R Law
A De Hart for do soh Race Horse, for do do May
Charles Cobb do for do do 9th Laura Bride pr o.
CARDIFF, April 5-Cleared, Venus, Davis, New York;
Ankathor, do.
Ent for ldg 18th. Polly for Brunswick, Ca.
CALCUTTA March 22-In port ships Blanca (r), Brown;
Dinapore Br,, WILSON, Wavercy (r, Wilson, and Calliope
tIenrov Ipr, ey pa.,on AZ -. Hxya, ana