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Dispatch caught ny heavy wind blowing 81 the
time and driven the schr IN spite Of her helm
The Froic sustained damage, but the schr nad ner
port and rail smashed up the whole length. Her
orefopmast was also broken on by the jar me uamaee
sustained was between 500 and $40.
New Haven. at Newport 18TH reports 18th seee0nnet
roint bearing ME- 10 miles distant passed sunken
water
scHR PRESIDENT Downs before reported as probably
burned left Harris Island Rverhead the lh ifv
MIN cargo oalime Tor Rverhead. in company with two
ne schrs ana Kept Company till reaching Plum Gut
nitcr vessels succeeded in reaching the passage OF
u III safety, IN the midst ~ driving squal while,
~ supposed Capt Downs hugged the island shore:
ng Was alterward heard OF him or his vessel until
rnesday afternoon Then Capt Nathan Haock Of schr
riAnoers IN passing through Plum Out, the
neaa ana puikhead OF vessel which supposed 10 be
tnt Iresuen on orient Point in very bad situation
among INC rocks me vessel burned and the remains u
y uns II Is conectired that Capt Downs forced by
the sudden sniit OF wind the point IN terrible
surge e cargo OF the vessel (Which me) setting
OH nIe iro e seas which swept her. that boat
could I'VE moment N the surge and that the were
consisted of Capt Nathaniel Downs G Halsey both Oh
Riverhead and John Brown. OF Red Creek The pOint
where the President was lost Is very EXPOSED one
where in such gale, It would be Impossible Tor boat
to live.
doubt that The fishing schr Minnie fonndered dur.
ing the gale OF the 9th inst of this harbor tat all
hands were los.
Notice to Mariners.
PoRRNss MOSRoE, April ls-The buoy on wilouRhbv
spit has drfted mile to the southeast from
Whalemcn.
Arrived at New London April II, bark Roman, Swain.
Hurds Island, with l0u0 bbls elephant OIL
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship City OF Montreal Brl. Mrohousc Liverpool
April and Queenstown 3D. with mtse and
John q Dale Had fresh westerly gales and high head
the entire passage April IL lat ~ az Ion ~ ~ pas
Bremen steamer showing signals QBPf, and another
German steamer showing signals RODE. both bound H.
steamship Italy 'Br) Thompson, Liverpool April and
Queenstown 4h, with mdse and 239 passengers to !
Hurst
Steamship Bolivia CBrl, Munro, Glasgow via Neville
Aprii 5, with mdse and l2s passengers Henderson
BROS Had ire g westerly gales TO the Banks; arrived oil
steamship Columbia tBr Higgins Genoa March g.
Lcghorn 6h Naples 9tn Nessna i4tn. Palermo 18th Va
lenca 24th Gibraltar eth, Cadiz 2.th. with mdse and
passengers 10 henderson Bros Had fresh NV and w
winds ali the passage April lat ~ Ion % &C. sieualled
bark Artioqao r, steering Ne 9Th. lat ~ a. lon 8! "a
schr Edth Mary of Dundeel steering Il.
steamship Claribcl OBJ Trenaman Laggayra April |,
Curacoa I'd, Ponce l0lh and Mayaeuez lith with
and passengers 10 Pm. FOrwood Go.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, new orleans, April
ii, with mise and passengers 10 Baker
steamship George Washington. Whtencad New Or.
leans April III. with indsc Clark Sc
man April ID lat 20 81 lon 70 III passed brig Havana,
bound north
Steamship Hunsvi'le Crowel savannah April is,
with mdse and PASSENGERS to Lowden
snip British Nation loi livernooD, CARMEL. Calcutta,
Il3says with mdse 10 J y Wood \ Co. Passed Cape OF
Good Hone FEB I'D. ~ Roena March ana crossed the
Equator March ~ IN lon 81 W, Had iine weather.
sugar, &C. 70 Vernon II BrewD Go aiter being ashore
the iar).
Bark Nesor RUS, Laurin Dublin Feb %, vie Queens
town Mar u 0. in ballast TO Teens BocNtnanp Took
been ~ days west the Banks March H. LAT 0S ion
~ - W passed what was supposed to Ire ship star
lime IN that condition
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0ya CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Movements OF Vessels from and for the
United States.

Movements or Vessels from and for the
United States.
LONDON. April 49, 1874.
ARRIVALS.
Arrived at Liverpool April II, bark Emma Br) Lis
well Galveston
Arrived al Dartmouth April It, ship Baltic NOR Et
Pensacola
Arrived at Gassoa Dock April IT, lark Mary Ann tBr
Russell Doboy
Arrived at Barrow f. April Ii, brig Barbarossa (I,a
Vale, New York.
Arrived at Port Madoc April II, bark Ocean Child h
Davies, Doboy.
Arrived at Dublin April H. bark Mary Jane tBr Archi.
bald, Savannah.
Arrived at Queenstown April IL, steamship Cuba orb
Noodle, New York for Liverpool
Arrived Bremen April l6, ship Palmer Nor).
Knudsen, New York.
Arrived At Elsnorc April H. ship Martha Cobb Mel.
for Savannah for Cronsadt with damage 10 chron-
ometer.
Arrived at Copenhagen April l6 barks Erstatningen
(Nor), Olsen Baltimore; Ttania (Norl, Jansen. do.
Arrived at Antwerp April l6 ship Annie Benray fBr,
Cam Philadelphia.
Arrived at - April ls, the Athena. from United
States
Sailed Liverpool April Is, steamship Gaelic tBr.
Jennings New York
Sailed from London April IS bark Tidal Wave Crosby
United States
Sailed from Aberdeen April Is, bark Appia tNcr).
Petersen, United States.
Sailed Dublin April ~ bark Elena Cordana utaD,
Giacomo. United States
Sal cd rom Queenstown April IL bark sampo rus,
| Steinmann. United States
| Also sailed 18th, steamship Republic (Br Gieadel
| 0rom Liverpool New York.
Sailed from Belfast April H. bark Parodi Go ItaD,
| Parodi United States
| sailed from Antwerp April II, bark Warren Nor,
Petersen, Boston.
sailed from Bordeaux April IL. bark Jean Pierre Fn,
for San Francisco.
Sailed from - April IL the Christine, for the United
I
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Steamships Baltic DR., for Liverpool Par.ha Dr.
Do Greece .Br do; Macedonia tBr Classy; Andes
Bremen; CITY Of Gnatemala. Aspnwa; City Of Waco
Orleans, do San Jacinto. savannah; Charleston
Charleston; Ellen Terry. Newbern, NC; Bcnelactor
Wilmin gton NC John Gibson, Georgetown, De- Media
tor Balnmore; North POINT Philadelphia Wyanoke,
Norfolk; harks Johann Schmidt Ger, Bremen: Excel
sior (Brl cronsadt; Carolina ltap Londonderry: Sam
uel j Bogas, Rotterdam, Coonist tNor), Cork John
Charles Hodgdon, haracoa Charles Washing ton, Gov
crnor's Earbor; Joseph Kudd, Brazos Santiago.
ind
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Enteign Ports.

AsriSwAlI- April 2-sacd schr Jessie Elizabeth,
Borsos Avnrs, Feb 2s-Arrved, bark Eothiemas tBrl,
GiTvrukaos April 4-sailcd, brig Gabrielle Tracey.
New York.
York; Jennie Cobb, small, from Aspinwal ww; Nornl,
Ian RON Jamaisn do Seneya c9 orr Rtd IRON no
CAnpESAs April Sin port schr Timothy Field, Field.
sailed sth brig samne Lindsay, ADAMS s; Boston !.
r.Yal March ar, iArry ss ba XII Kate Williams Hale
HALIrAx, April i7-Arrived, brig IIalcyon. from New
Sailed 18th, steamship olympia, tor stJohns NJ
mn was Obliged s to back on acconnt Of reasen
weather and proceeaed TINS m.rnin ! iSi. p;o,o-,
from 1i New York i.' Via sierra Leone one. -''
MoyrEyoro, March i5Arriyed prior to, bark Bean,
ManfISraUT, March 2i-Arrived. brig Georgia, Balti-
M.yAGuEz, PR Apr lO--In port bark Prindsesse Alex.
soon 9a RoSrs Mower rom sarSsdo March,
81. wig; Ruby from DO arrived April do; Edith tsr
from Jo 5h for Sew ' SOrA
he'll SBr, Ros9r an Champion CBrS DO: schr Armada
NASSAU March so-Arrived schrs Easiern queen tBr,,
hs sasa s Bob bsro55 ss ss
rohsa RI .pr n mort oSiss Eeso Me1 Sa ss
wg9d b0 DO rrS Sate 49, G Redat nd 49,
do; Do Bowaoin seskingH Ellen Perkins, Do; :, -
RIO .sIso MarSh = sailed bark iindoo' Kessrqg,
81 Prnhrp Mart March 2s-In port brig Boeota Le-
ST. JoUN Nh April l7-Arrivcd, bark Grace Cam
Brl. Cam Iewes Del brig Westnorcland tBr). Camp
bell New YORK.
VALPARAISO. March sailed, ship Elmina Alvarez
ChD, Bozzo ruget sound. .
Kingdom Continef: flecon, Rogers, unc; Magellan,
Sherburnc dso barks Silas Fish. sawyer, QUiGua
and New York; lhos Fletcher. Pendcton from Buenof
Ayres INST arrived: Barnard Hix wig orders BRIG
North STAR Sands. INC.
American Ports.
BOSTON April ls-Arrived briggs Champion tBr),
Davidson, Mayagucz, PR: CopeI tBr), Jersey, st
MariiDs. -chr kuncc Newcomb, Kelley. Port Antonio
Jam.
Cleared-seamers Roman, Baker, Philadelphia Mop.
tune Berry. New York bark Anna Taylor tBr1, Finn
Ayrcs vim Portland: brig Cadet. Leighton, Aspin
Tor Richmond Va: j w Allen Pittston, Me- 10 load for
Georgetown, PC: Ann Carrie, Taylor, Kennebec River
10 Load Tor Baltimore.
CHARLESTON, April ls-Clearcd, bark David McNutt
(Br), sutherland Havre
FORTRESS MONROE April ls--Arrived, barSs Prinds
Oscar tNor Carlson. Dunkrk; Ragannd CNor) Lisbon
Saiied--Bark Admete tNor. Gundeson Baltimore.
Passed out-schrs Northern Light Tor sagua' Ham
In the Roads winibound-Us steamer Froic, for New
GALVESTON, April H-Arrvcd, bark Brazos, Fuller.
KEY WEST April i7-Arrived. steamship City Of
AUSTIN Eldridgc, New York Tor Galveston and pro-
IEWEs Del April is-Passed ZIP at 80 AN, steamship
Ohio, Morrison. from Liverpool. .
NEWBERN. Aprl is-ss'ed, schr Evan. Perth Amboy.
AZ Vardemore 18th schr Beard, DeCamp.
Al Broad creek i3e, schr Bges. ~
SAVANNAH. April IS-Arrvcd, schr Eliza Baker, from
Cicared--steamshirs San salvador for New York:
Lord for Phlladelphia; ships Universe u3r, Jones.
York Tary Not 0aiboy Phiiadclpha May Morn FIN
ney. York.
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The Sisters OF the Franciscan Order are holding a
fair in Trenton Tor the benefit OF their new charity
hospital, on which there is a debt or $40, 600
The hospital is open TO all classes, ire
spective OF creed or nationality. Bishop
Corrgan has given his warm approval not only to
this institution, but TO the extraordinary efforts
being made by the German Catholics to establish
q large college IN Trenton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by tcegraphing to the HERALD London
bureau, No III Fleet street arrivals at and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad, OF
American ana ali foreign vessels ling with the United
States, the will cabled this country OF
charge and published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19
OBITUARY.

James II. M. Stetson.
james p. M. Stets0n, brother OF the manager OF
the Aston House, died OF paralysis on Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Stetson was q native OF Newpuryport,
Mass, and 1ity-six years of age. He was
connected for many years in hotel business with
his brother. The funeral services Will be held at
the Aston House. this afternoon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

Justice Deimar yesterday committed youth
named Henry Mccormick TO await examination on
charge of robbing Frank shea. an errand boy, OF
S4z, While the latter was on MS way TO New YORK
TO pay Dill Tor his employer.
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The body OF an unknown man, about forty years
of age, was found IN the riyer of Harbeck's stores
Yesterday The remains, which had the appear
ance OF having been IN the water for several days.
were removed 10 the Morgue and the Coroner was
notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The distinguished missionary and orator, Rev. T.
p. Gareschc, $. j. Will lecture at the Academy OF
Music, on Friday evening next the oath inst
Hncer the auspices OF the Young Mems Catholic
Union. OF Brooklyn. His subject viii he, ''lhc
Christian Boy ana the Boy OF the Period.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

City Marshal II. Il. Conkn reports having issued
during the past week POS licenses ana received
SAT- rs.
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Judge Nelson, OF the City Court, was applied to
yesterday afternoon by several members OF the
Grand street Methodist church, TO grant an order
restraining Rev. 4. i. kenurck IRON preaching in
that cburcn to-day The application was granted
Jbe oroer Is made returnahlo on The 25th inst.
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Owing to the indefinite adjournment OF the In
quest touching the recent fire and loss OF life a
Morrsania II may again DE pertineDty asked. II
there Coroner in the annexed dstrictg
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An inspection OF the Thlrty.second regiment,
National Guard, Colonel II. +. Roehr, will be held
at the armory, By General Morris, on Tuesday
evening next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The two lads, Lynch and Cummins, who were
convicted OF roboing the Stapleton Post ONCE,
were yesterday brought up for sentence and sent
to the Kings county Penitentiary Tor three years
each.
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Shipping Notes.

Ship Richard Robinson 1859 tons lowered the
large balance dock foot Of Pike street, Wednesday
last after having been stripped calked and rcmetaled
and bark Victoria GER, ss tons, is undergo
the process
schr Ellen Golden the smaller balance dock ad-
Joining, for slight general repairs.
The entries 1T the docks, foot Market street.
have beeu follows ;-On the large Dock schrs cece,
l73 paint bottom, and Wellington
foot; the middle dock schr Robert Myham. o.
cak and paint and canal boat La!a Rooi to calk and
coal Pilot boat Wdgeon has been the small dock
to clean and paint
Steamship Cortes 1916 tons Of the New Orleans line
has teen the mammoth sectional dock foot Rutgers
street. paint and put metal forward and steamship
Montgomery of the Savannah line, is receive
new wheel and strip, calk and remeta.
On the small sectional dock adjoining have been schr
Vim II Bickmore, ass tons to paint bottom
The sound steamboat City of Lawrence has been
large Clinton street sectional dock to paint bottom.
On the smaller Clinton street sectional dock have
ship Borneo 1856 to strip, calk and remetal and
steamboat sylvan Glen, for examination.
At Deans railway and ship yard, ut Red Hook, the
barge Triton SOC IONS recalked and painted the
Americas 400 tons and steamer Neversink 475
tons received general overhaung, and elevator Liver
pool was recalkcd and painted
on the Erie Basin sectional dock the schr John Crit
362 tons, 10 patch metal brig II Havland 25l tons
schr II stevens, bark II Gregg A95 tons, and Chas
Redmond 5a5 tons, to paint bottoms
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The municipal authorities OF Sing Sing village
have caused TO be prepared an deliberately en-
crossed set OF complimentary resolutions, which
they intend presenting TO the city OF NOnKers IN
acknowledgment OF the efficient services OF Its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The dedication ofthe First Reformed Church. oil
Rockville centre, Will take place,on Sunday next.
and the services will be conjunction the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The smallpox still fingers in the vicinity OF Tar
rytown, and the disease s likely TO scare the trus
tees OF that village into the purchase OF pest
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

That spring mas arrived is evident from the
large number Of 'setters' on the benches I'D the
City Hall Park.
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NEW JERSEY.

Klenen, the defaultng cashier OF the Hoooken
Bank, Is expected 10 arrive from England in Gus
tody ofDetective McDonongh, at the close Of this
week He has surrendered $4,000 III United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The sloop Lexington captain James +. Rayner
o. Port jefferson, was blown ashore on Friday at
MoDtauk, ana WALL PROBABLY prove a total loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The charter election OF Edgewater win be held
on the third Tuesday in May. Trustees are to be
elected for TIE Second, Fourth, Sixth and Eighth
wards besides a police Justice and an assessor
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BROOKLYN.

There were 457 arrests 10y the police during the
past week.
The receipts Of Tax Collector Burrows for the
week announced TO SIS, 05l.
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Almanac for New York-This Day.

SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER
Sun rises. ........ l6 Gov. Island. eve 10 50
sun sets. .......... A sandy Hook. eve 10 8
Moon sets.eve 10 ST Hell Gate. morn L. 80
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placed upon her. she Is said To have been slightly
ueIanged ior some tlme
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There were SIS deaths, 81 still-births, iso mar
riages ana 400 births in the city during the past
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STATEN ISLAND.

Mr.. John Mckee, the proprietor of a livery stable
ut Stapleton, has been awarded the contract for
carrying the mails IN Richmond county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

Mr.. Disbccker, OF the city Record, Ia preparing
bound volumes OF that paper Tor the use OF the
Common C0uncll.
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The Prospect Park Lake Flotia will be in rcadi-
ness for sailing by Nay /. The Number OF small
boats IN this Meet, which il owned by Captain
OBren, formerly OF the iiarbor Police. has been
increased 70 sixteen. There are sixty-four acres
OF wafer, with depth Of SIX feet, in the lake.
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SHIP PM NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
St1t1ler.

TIES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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"skulEing" whale captured on South
ampton on Friday, alter an exciting chase OF some
three miles 10 sea. II is estimated that IL will
yield some forty barrels OF on.
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TeIegra phic Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT, RI, April Is, 1874
Yesterday chr Carrie Parker arrived in Dutch Island,
bringing two picked up seattle second mate and
steward Of brig Matilda. of Bangor, from Halifax for
Baltimore, with Of steel rails, scrap iron, cop
per, &C. Charles Henry Fuller steward OF the
makes the following statement On the morning OF the
l2tn inst OFF segun Island, the brig found he
leaking badly There heavy running. the
wind blowing strong breeze the vessel appearing
ODE wateg logged the max ing clean breach
her Tried 10 ret the vessel into Portland and in doing
50 Captain Henry Morrison David Austin mate. Thos
Lawson seaman and another, name unknown, belong
ING in Halifax. washed overheard and lost. This
Lett only the second mate and man on boari both
whom had been injured by floating spars, the mate
riousy These two lowered the boat and abandoned the
vessel which afterwards and AFTER ming
III the boat several hours were picked above
stated The second mate unable 10 be moved from
the vessel which brought him in and carried TO
philadelphia This statement is discr edited by few
the prominent nautical at this port, they %
the opinion that IL the above named vessel had been
or even missing would have been reported before this
time II being, however straightforward was
believed, and the city authorities in the mems
misfortune, assse! them and furnished them with the
necessary means 10 find their friends
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEk.
WASHINGTON, April 1871 a. N. }
rSxnIrhJ{g,1o

WASHINGTON, April 1871 A. NJ.
Pr06dbaiaes.
Fog THE EASTERN AND MIDDLE STATES, RISING
rENPgIuruRE AND CLEAR on PARTLY CLOUDY
WEATHER WILL PREVAIL, WITH WINDS vEsREG no
wEsTERIN.
For the South Atlantic states, northeast 70
southeast winds generally cloudy weather, and,
over the southern portion, hight rain.
For the Calf States, Tennessee and ArKansas,
southeast TO northeast winds, cloudy and rising
weather.
The Weather TN This City Yesterday.
The following record wiz snow the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twcnty-foyr hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Buildjuc:--
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LONG ISLAND.

William White has been appointed Postmaster
at Hohrook, suffolk county, on the Long Island
Railroad.
Chicken thieves on Friday night stole 124 fowls
from Mrs. stephen Lsnedon. OF Washington square,
town OF Hemsytead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

Comptroller Green says that If the Legislature
win pass bill to have the city Improvements zone
through the Park Commissioners he viii pay the
hi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The police arrested 1870 persons during the past
week.
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'N'"FN YNNbtTNdy
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year ................ Az
Average lemberature ior last week ....... "A
Average temperature for corresponding week
lSSh vel
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In consequence OF the continued bad weather
me crew Of the NE saving station at BeIlport as
well as the crews Of several other stations have
been ordered back TO duty, 10 remain until the
weather shall become more moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

Miss NJ. A. woodruff. OF Mode Island. ATTEMPTED
70 commit suicide yesterday Ivy waking into
pond she was rescued by gentleman VINO FOR.
tunately cav her In time. She soon afteyward
tried to drown herself In another pond, bnr was
rescued a SECOND time, and watch was then
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

Mr.. John II. Platr, assignee OF the deiunct Mar
ket savings Bank, has ordered the sale OF the
once furniture and other effects or the bank 10
lake place at No. 81 Nassau street on Wednesday
April 20,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The funeral OF John E. Zimmerman. late Vice
Consul General or the Netherlands, who died
al Alexandria, Egypt, on February %. toox place
yesterday from Trinity church. The Rev.
DR.. Thomas NJ. Peters, OF ST. Michaes; the
Rev. Dr. Morgan DIX and the Rev. II. b.
Hltchlngs. OF Trinity, oflicIated. The pa-bearers
were :-Messrs Edwards. Leopold schmidt, Ber-
nard Cleeman, James Blocker, J.. A. Blbby
Adrien lselin, Jr.; James Mclean and William NJ.
Rogers. The body was taken TO Greenwood Gene
tery Tor interment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

dinner party was given by the members Of the
Arcadian Club last night to number OF distin-
guished guests, among whom were the Presidents
OF the Geographical and historical Societies, the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art, and Nj. Whitelaw
REID, President OF the Lotos Club. Mr. AlgerDon
>. sullivan occupied tine chair, and proposed the
toasts oil the evening. They were responded TO ty
Mr.. Whiteaw Reid, Mr.. Henry Bergn, MI Peter
Cooper and John Taylor Johnson and Mr.. W. NJ
Soper. After the dinner musical entertainment
was given by Mr.. Harrison Miliard, Mr. r. G. B..
Holder and other prominent members OF the CLUB.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Arrived at New London April II, bark Roman, Swain
Hurd's Island, with l0U0 bbls elephant OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The Fire Department report sixteen fires for the
week ending April is, involving a loss OF Sls,S95;
insurance. Ss3, 500. The causes were as lollows:-
Careessness with Matches pipes and phospho-
rus 8; foul cnimnsys, 8: heat from furnace, /;
heat from stove / Kerosene OIL lamp explosion. !;
sparks from forge, /; SPARKS from CRATE, L.