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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-07

NaSuNuIt duU OIdIIduOUk1 INaIIIUaN4 DOLltIsl
GO Observation-Disclosures.
80
Nashville and Chattanooga and St Louis
Railroad, LIST mortgage, ................ I
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
ond mortgage, 6's..........-....-....-..
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BALTIMORE, July 6.-Flour quiet
Howard street and western superine
$500; extra S5.25aG, family $6.25aS.00.
Wheat quiet; Ohio and Indiana 81 .3Sa1 .43.
Corn firm; new mixed 96c; old 7Se. Oats
excited and higher at 67a6Sc. Rye nomi-
nal. Provisions firm; No stock Offering.
Pork higher at S19a19.50. Bulk shoulders
Tic; clear rib 9sc. BacOn-shOulders 7*c;
sugar cured hams Halle. Lard 12lc.
Coffee strong and unchanged. Whisky
quiet.
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On London and Liverpool, p t............. 20
On Dublin, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 20
On Edinburgh. 20
On Germany, Berlin, etc, 2 thai. IS
On Germany, Frankfort, ? Guil...........
LAND WARRANTs.
, 1874-03-01

ton, is kept standing at 3 warm tompe:ature.
Our pct, while on foragiug expedition the
made tracks fo- distant part Of the room,
where she sat down to review the situation and,
1t being cold night tho zhellac quickly set, and
pussy was fast to tho floor. Tho porter found
her in the morning unable to move hand or
foot or wink an eye Being kind.heaTted, he
procured some hot water md scaled her loose,
but it was 10 co. she VAS AZ helpless as ever,
aud as fixed as q statue. With q sorrowtul face
he filled q tub With water, At temperature Of 96
degrees, and, with view of cleaning her, applied
than threo hours. he succeeded admirably; but
when be had finished, there was no vestise Of
hair on tho cat, excepting small tuft at the end
OF the tail. Such & ridiculous object you mover
, 1874-03-01
The Story OF 4 Eat.

IFonl I7c I11'3HFV 4fsA3
We learn from ncwepapeC slips and private
letters, Of G rather ridiculous occurrence in Nor
walk, o. The hero is prominent and respect
ed Dencon-Deacon c.. re understand. Tho
other Sunday he started for church with m old
hat On his hend. It yas an easy bat, and tho old
gentleman enjoyed it. It appears there arc pe7s
to hang hats on III the churches there. He thus
disposed his headgear on reaching the church,
and took his seat with tho congregation. When
the services were over ho fingered, as is custom
for for bis bat. aud my respectable
citizen eau imagine tho horror he experienced
on beholdng but one hat LOTT and that most
could feel his blood boil within him as he
looked at it and thought of the mutton-head
who owned it and walked off With his glossy
beaver instead. Ho Sid out aloud that the
ground his doaconish heel into the floor, and
felt much relieved by go doing: Then he tied
handkerchief about his head because the old
hat was much too largo for him and he could
not wear it, even if flesh and spirit had not
revolted against tho spectacle. He told the
sexton that that INIT must Eave been built in q
d.y-dock, aod that the only thing that troubled
him in the matter was now man With head
Of that eizo got into church anyway. Then he
stalked mnjestically homeward, with the red
deseatable hat held. 1t arms length ahead OF
him. aud altogether forming spectacle that
fastened the astonished attention OF eyery be-
holder. Arriving at homo ne extended the art1-
Gle toward bis wife. and waiting an lnstant Tor
her to take in the awful enognty Of the ofense,
he explosivelv shouted, "Look at that villain
ous rag!" The lady looked at it, and was as
toniahad. t'1don't wonder you are sick," he
Of the bullhead who owns such smoke-stack,
pa1ning it OF On me, and taking my new
beaver for himself in mistake (He ground
this out with whitening sarcasm). 4 pretty mis-
, 1874-03-01
THE OLD BAcH5L0R.

silcut he sl.s n his easy ca-'F.
A: tho clotc Ct tho ';in!t- = day;
-Uis Raze ia axcd on the dicxrfln!. drc,
And his Thoughts arc fxr AMY.
IIn thinks Of tic days when ho WIS young,
And lie WIS full Of joy,-.
Nlcu he dni1y tr71tlxtd to tho iilsse-schoois
happy, careless bog.
He thinks Il ths hou.o VI hss hoJa"oa years.
Tho CID farrn-hrc-o on tbs !11f,-
or father. and mother, an.l s.s.'s dcas,-
And with tears hii d.El eycs III;
For they arc asleep In the churc,5sra now,
~ naq tt1ti@oo ~ t through lie thc l,ess he may,
Wit, Eouc to call Lis o<7'.
uc erta In Lila ris.ol nc!lsn tsf,
with eyc1 Of heavenly bl7:,
With golden hair, AID Winning e3ae"s
Ard 9 he,rt both wat1n Rnd trEa.
Fond roeu'ry recalls the slauoTy l3Hss
A.,d he sec-ns to live a57ia
In la tender g..Eca at hcs 1ceirb!ue ere.,
Tho happicst ulan OF fnen,
INT ms for the ghors1csS OF c1r:e1j hIs3l
D.ata c!1laled her for his bride,
lnI. TEc11 she p:s5e ! to tee Batter Land
Hlr heass within HIN de-f:
Rerpf. of Ill til It his soul held dear,
o; Kindred and Of lo:c,
I1s orly ua.ts Gods mcszenger
70 s:i1cmcn E:E1 Above
uiz neiahl,o.s call him stern and co!d,
And lsug. At hi7 lonely IT'S;
And tho 1:,erry 1lris with wonder asx,
WHY lie Hover taxes wi1e.
III i.::la .ley know o. l4la carly love.
And Q! hc., bis promised BRIDE;
And ittIs thcy kuo:r, xher, hcs lie vcst out,
How his heart wl,hi1 aim died.
Tho world :na5 trelt hine With iaugh snd sco-n.
Hc cheeds not the c.uct je7t;
He fnows that tho shaft4 Of riIicuIe
Are nirncd at the purcst and Leat-
AIonb he plotls on bin .re1rJ way,
For he nsre- can love again:
There 40 90 b1ue eyea Eno4o tru'1cr Elaue@
Can NIKE hfln the proudeet CT E1en. .
Silent he Ella tn biz easy cha!r,
At tha ci,.o of the Winters day;
Ill. gazef Is dxe1 on the a;e1tr;a1 dre.
:, And h1g thocghts 2rs far away. ..-.-
a. c. Douglas.
, 1874-03-01
A MYSTERY.

Our friendship WAS precious thing
At least doomed l: go;
Nor did dream that precious thing
Or change or death could know.
Yet It Is dead, though strange 1t seema.
You ask " What made it der
"Was be to blanoo" cannot tell:
Or was 1t only II
1canuot sec the truth to-day:
Perhaps, in coming years,
It will be clearer, when mine cTes
Have grown less din nith toars.
Poor friendshtpi thoa wsrt very 6ear;
Twas hard to make thy gra"e:
And yet may not stop to weep
Where cypreas-brancEcs wave.
Oh! sadder loss than friendships Joy
Must fall upon that he2rt
Which dwe1ls clone with salfsh grief,
And froIl 1t will not part.
Tie world hath need of helping hands,
Of spirits trun anl brave:
And those who would the Mister scryo
May unger by 10 grave.
fain would help some weary hearts
That may haro need Of rt:,
In helping them, T shall forget
That graves sad mystery.
CHICAGO.
, 1874-03-01

i pelicau which had been donicled in the
ZooloeicaI Gardens at Dublin for forty-two years
died Recently. This bird was supposed to be
about yeafs old at tho time OF h!s admission to
The time OF bis death. Every effort was E.ade
to prolong Lis valuable existence BY feeding
him on i've cells and whisky punch, but old
ago prevailed, and lie died peaceably on the sp-
wTith creat relish in fact l.e had resided 80 long
in Dublin thet it must have ccHe naturally to
him, and this and the live cells prolonged bis lie
for 1t least fortnight.
, 1874-03-01
Worth.

Worth, ths man milliner Of Paris, Is natlTe
OF Lincolnshire, Eng. His father vas lawyer,
but BECAME reduced, and his children had to
shift for themselves. Charles Frederick went 20
Paris. and learned to make dresses. He married
one Of the young women Of the establishment,
and together they hare gradually developed the
most celebrated toilet mauufactory in the World
They employ LOCO Hork-people.
, 1874-03-01
DOES THE UNITED STATES HATE ENGLAND? j?
From, the Alb:on, F:th. a.

fTon, the Albion, tth. a.
Tho remarks which appeared IL cur last. unoer
he above caption, hare called forth the follow
ng verses, which hare appeared in 9 contcmpo-
JONATHAN 70 JOHNNY DULL.
4t [-c3t7t,n sur."
{: The tr11sty Sword Of gucl.r Hill,
Dolaye nc, Brother S1,i.h, is 6hcathed;
And though tho brow Of Washington
With Iaurels e7cr fresh Is wleathcd,
Yet holds Iris hand the uIire-braIch
Toward Englau1 just across tEt warc7
And YauEea love End Yankca faith
Spring blooming from tnnt pasriot9ravo.
Hate England. Brother Smith, you dote
Or 9uaH too deep Of douhle stout;
The STRIPPING more di4kes his sire,
Aud daughters at their mother lout,
Than chatta Columbia dlsrus!s
Stately Britannia, E:strr dear:
They've h:.i :hcr litt1o t:tfs and hurN.
But now, thank God, the sky ,s c1sar.
Hate England! Wig, mistaken Smith,
We learn 10 spell FROM British looks,
And claim share IT. Robin 14n"l.
And Crusoe's cruiac, nui Captain Cooke:
And, when VIC tall :nd 1n.G1y grow,
Dy byron swear aud hl:7 Ton Moore,
With wellington win Waterloo,
Or Nelson, Spanish A1mirah floor
For shame Sir Smith! We love yon sIl.
From good Queen Vic. to Honest Arch;
Your Boz Is oure, oar C7ayon yours;
In progress ara1-an;e-arn no march.
Why, Thackeray, you reckless rogue.
Wrota the Four Georges for our car;
And pardon me II to my mind
He Is tho Thunder, you sm1l-Bsar.t
. We lore old England, Goldwin Smith,
Hcr common law, her velvet laWEs;
But not her oyuter=, confess.
And soma object 10 Smoky !avns.
Though most no love her friendly tone,
Her stelwArt men and Women fair;
And, II you fail to like my verse.
Why then, O Smith, SO rezd Lothai1!t
No. Smith, there fB no hstc ct Gil,
Bat mutual intcreat, kindness, too;
And any spectre you may raiso
VIII provo baby huGaboo.
For know there is a tic 10 dear
That auglst besides seem simple SHINING
Which not elastic II. r,y friend
In Anglo Saxon called Gold-Suning.
shfr Smith, in recent stunp-srcech, Eafd That tht
American Eagle hatc.E the british Lon.
t"An Essay on Thunder End Sman-Becr," bT Will
I'M M,kepe1ce TEarkercr.
t"Lothlir," by the Right Hon. Benjamin Disraet
rumored to ho pet aversion Of te a.rrftis c-nndee
smith, an ex-Cxfor1 Professor. DAVID q. A-a1.A-
NEW YonK, February, 1874.
, 1874-03-01

Tho late Lady Holland Was rather foad Of
crowdiug her diupe:-tah!c. Once. when tue cnz14-
pany waa already tightly packed, an IN expected
guest arrived sgd al,e ns.ant gsre ner
must certainly be made, J" he answered. "fos Il
does not ezist."
, 1874-03-01

From n. German ef Koe.ner.
Oh 'tis SWEET when stars src chf1irg
Near together In the sEy;
Or when roses. fonalT tx;ning,
On each others baBoms lie.
But, when hearts that loro united
Warm with love each mutual bre2st,-
Human losc With lGr9 re:liItcd,-
THIS Is swceter than the rest.
. CHARLES EonLE GREG Oh.
, 1874-03-01

make myself comfortable, and departed to
tho unknown hauuts which knew Jocastas daily
walk.
Comfortable! But settled myself in great
uneasy chair, and waitea with the contradictory
spirit common to Buch juncsures, drending every
step lest it should herald tho m1n whom, Of all
men, wished to SEQ.
I hed bosn there ut least IN hour, and WAS
growing right dEoWEy.
1t length Prof. Surd c1mo in. He snt down
in the dusk opposite mo, and thought his eyes
Elinted With malignant pleasure all ho said,
abruptly:
hang "s9 &; young su E ms9 y0u think on arc fit bus
I stamme1ed some inentty about making up ia
affection what I lacked in NEXT; about my OK
pactations, family, and the Like. He quickly III
ter1upted me-
"You misarprehend ne, er Your nature is
destitute Of those mathematical! perceptions and
requirements which arc the only sure fo1ula-
tions OF character. You
HAVE no 1ArHEa1AT1cs N Iou.
Eou are fit for treason, atratageme, and spoils.
Shakespeare. Your narrow intc4ec: cannot
understand and appreciate generous mind
There ia all the difference between you and q
Surd, If may Eey it, which interyonee between
an infnitesimal and an infinite. Why, will
even venture to say that You do not comprehend
TITO Problem Of the Couriers!"
limited that the Problem OF tho CouEie7a
should be classed father without my List OF nc
comp lishments TIN within it. I regretted this
fault very deeply, and suggested amendmens.
I family hoped that my fortune would bo
such
"MonoY!" he impatiently exclaimed "Do
you geek to b1iba Roman Senator with penny
whistler Why, boy, do you parade your paltry
wealth, which, expressed in mills, WILL not cover
ten decimal places before tho eyes of man who
measures the planets in sheir orbits, and
czo5E-cRowDs 1sFIs1TY ITSELF p
hastily dec1nimed any intention OF obtruding
my foolish dollars, and to went on:
-$*a 4 T
thought you would be the last person in tho
world to presume to an alliance here. Buthaving
regard for you perRonally,"-and again saw
malice twinkle in hia 1mAl eyes," and still
, 1874-03-01

From, the Albion, Tth. A.
Tho remarks which appeared il cur last, urder
the above c'ltion, have called for@a m .ne toIo"-
rAfV.
, 1874-03-01

OCCUR TO you cu euGA Ill oeI-4sAoAs |A44sS ~s19e-
lutely you were
MOVING FASTER TEAM TIE TRAIN?
The train paasas tho telegraph poles ut tho rate
Of thirty miles On hour. You walk towards tho
s1uoking-car at tho rate of four miles an hour.
T,gn YOU pass tho telegraph poles at the rate Of
thirty-four miles, Your nbso!ute speed is the
spsed Of the engine, plus tho speed Of yo17 Own
loco1notion. Do yon follow mo 2 ..,
began to get an inkling OF his meaning, and
told him so.
addition to the speed Of tho engine il trivial,
End tho space in which y0n can exercise it, lin
tied. Now suppose two statioa7, and B. two
miles distant BY tho track- 1masine train OF
sto oa H. bo ths Train last i, car ms 5is;nf ons a.
milo Of Station B. Say tho train can movo
q rnile in ten minutes. The last car, having t;so
gailes to 60, would reach 3 in twenty mlnutca,
but tie engine, q mile ahead. would get there n
ten. You Jump on the last car, at A, in pro-
digions hurry TO reach Apscissa, who ia at 3.
Il you stay on the last car it will BE- tncntY long
minutes before sou SEQ her. But the ens mo
reaches and the fair lady in ton You Will Eo
q stupid rcasoncr, and an Indifferent 1oSef, Il
you
Dou'T PUT FOR TIE ENGINE
over those p1a1orn-cars, as fast as your
legs will carry you You can run nl'e'
the length OF the train. IN ten mlnute5' incfe-
foro, you reach AbsciaHa when tho engine does
you had l:zil5 eat down upon the rear car, and
talked politics with the brakeman You hsTo
Diminished the time By onc-half. You haYo
added you speed to tlaat Of tho locomotive to
some purpose. Mich! ,cahr' :"
I Eaw it perfectly; much palmer, pe-haps'
for lis putting IN the clause shout Anscissa-
He continued:
1This Illustration, though GLOW one, leads
no to 8 principle which nay bo carried TO any
extent. Our lfat an1iaty will 30 to spare YOU on
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Aiman mac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10, 1874.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wUITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wfirTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship City Of Richmond (Br), BROOKS, Liverpool
April and 2ueenstown nh with mdse and 1910 pas
ne, passed Steamship Oceanic r from Liysrpoo Tor
ssw f2h M g Sa z & "a. oafk S q
Az passed German brig rugged steamer bound east;
esmsE bound west A 81 4 FIRE Isans passeS bark
Fire Island oearin miles passed sunken wfcck
stea ssn pug 1h nnen s CHI Liverpool April J. via
9uee ns.own sth with mdse and ss7 passengers TO
bark showing Sign al le tiers r same day lat Il VI
Lon y y esTa sgea se Soand wt @
ssy % I ns ar sns se Win % eoana e
a Cunard steamer, and Al 8 80 AN, a National line
Steamship Main Ger. De Limon Bremen April via
souhamRton I'm with mass and es 10 oersss
throughout: April ls no LAT, DC steamship bound "
1 - o rS on Il M OF FIRE Stand ans
Greece. nence for Lverpool ,,,.x po,,..,.
2 via Plymouth April With md Sc and ~ passengsrs e
unf ssys &C. a As "a 4 Z es srs s
chant steering III same time saw great quantity Of
Steamship City of Panama, Dow; Aspinwail April 70,
With md;e and pagscnssTs 70 me racine wan nG
strong through Florida straits i7th inst OF
Cape Fear had moderate gale IRON ," 70 NV VIVID
sqPap cry nousssn Dserng N Nsw orlsaGs April
steamship Georgia, Crowel, Charleston April 10 with
ea i@a on Dominion Waser Richmond City
Point and Norfolk with mdsc and passengers TO the od
scamsiup / 8 Knight Chichester Georgetown DC,
.sark Forenata Barbara Itap Deandreas Plymouth,
4. ~ DAYS with chalk 10 A Agresia ,,.
ssTS Brage Nor Larsen Dublin y DAYS IN Dai.ast 70
lettns q Bogkmanu Came the northern passage, anu
had heavy weather been 10 days west OF the Banks ;
March u lat u 81 Ion - 49, spoke brig VIVA br fron
HALIFAX. Ms Tor -
BARK fise aus. Geharbcz, Cork ~ DAYS in ballast to
Sloc0yich A 90
Bars Pieiro q dtap, scbiafno Dunsirk via Falmouth
a. days. IN ballast to order
so barA rarmoutn lot Yarmouth. McPhcrsoD hesslna
- Gays WIN rt 10 Barring Bros; vessel to DuIley.
Passed Gibraltar March 2 .
Barh Teresa of 81 Andrews Wallace, CienfuegOs ~
DAYS with sugar % a q Fowler
BARS nayrower tof New Haven't J.anfare, Port spain
10 nay@ Win sugar 70 II prowbridges sons.
~ days with uid-e master
RriR IN tAustl Pslisca Bordeaux 81 DAYS with mdse
70 DANIEL - AinAnr, 4
srig Munyon tof Machias) Brown. Messina 81
Gays with truit tn Dcveliu Rose: vesse to Talbot
20 fnssed Gibraltar March 4; had heavy westerly
winds the entire passage - -
Brig argo Dam Dsniesen, Porto cabelo y days, with
coffee, &c, 10 Dailet Bliss Co. vessel 10 Hmeh Edye
Co Ind variable weather.
Brig Orbit Nash Trinidad Cuba) I6 DAYS with sugar TO
lafa vessel ~ SIMPSON, tlapp "a, April H. lat 70 a.
Ion " ~ passed schr AgnesJ Grace Boston, bound ~
Brg hemfck GOT Boston. toss, Sagus ~ days with
sugar 10 Joys GO vessel ~ Miller Hopgbtoa.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents ana ship captains are in
formed that by telegraphing TO the HERALD LONDON
Bureau, No 10 Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
nres from European ports AMI other ports abroad, of
American and all foreign vessels ling with the United
States tine will cablei to this tree Of
charge and published.
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Passed Through Hell Gate.


CD, 10 dsySxis asS q MattsS. watson i Co.
Schr u + wright Cropper, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship wamsutta Fish. New Bedford New YORK.
schr Nelson, Grover Rockport Me, for Fortress Mon
scnr Q W Cummings Boilette, Boston for New York.
sagss sfs sss xsF
Schr sophia kennie, Gloucester tor New York.
aff E S e% S' YORK
ssr Mor9n a ES a ay Ssm cy New York
sehr L Delaney Delaney New Haven for New ror nsw
ssGr Buckley Sor,hpers e, New York
= schr Salmon wasnburn Hathaway Taunton Tor New
schr John Manlove Hazard Providence for New York
sehr Allen Quincy Quincy New Haven for New YorS
with Hl stone yS 70 order r.o, p... ,,ro;r,a
naSay for
schr Stephens studley Providence for Sew fo NV
schr Ida, peering, Taunton for New York,
schr Native, Lchart stonington for Amooy
fryer Tye i1f
ya Saw HAVEN for Baltimore
sch Lamertne, Quincy, Rockiand tor New York, with
schr Maggie " Miliard Willard, Portland for New
schr Ii Brasos, Raynor. pawtucket for New York.
schr Mail, Meade, Greenwich for New York. with stone
..schr j Leward, Appegate. New Haven for New
York.
schr Gen. Pease Northport for New York
schr undine Stokes. Portland Tor New York, Win
schr Howard Mccomoer, williams Franklin tor New
yh Il s Scan Uapp for ph
delphia, with stone
schr treasure, Taylor Apponig for New YORK.
Schr James Fitch, smith, Block Island for New York.
Schr Harriet sarah, Prentiss, Amboy for New Lon
don
Schr John NJ Bali, Balloon, Boston for Virginia.
Schr Wells, Kelsey, Hartford for New YORK.
Schr VIM Farren, Lindsay, New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Anthony Bnrton johnson, Providence Tor New
York.
schr Thomas Hull Brown, Stonington for New York.
Schr Sterling, falls, New Haven for New York.
Schr Rightaway, Hardy. New Haven tor New York.
schr q Chamberlain, Cotuitport for New York.
Schr Entire kinneav, RondOut for Providence.
schr Paragon Carberry, Port johnson Tor Boston
steamer Galatea, Gale, Providence Tor New YorN.
YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Joseph Ross Tripp. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Susan T. Nash, Nash, Weehawken for Stonngton.
Schr Silas McLeon Spencer, Rondoul Tor Boston.
Schr Emily G Dennison, Allen. Albany for Boston
Schr White Rock, Laierty, Hoboken tor Bridgeport.
Schr David Ewing Walker Philadelphia for Norwich,
Schr Mary Anna, Steelman, Trenton for Branford.
Schr Ada ) Allen. tioey, Rondout Tor Salem
Schr Casco Lodge, Bearse, Port johnson for Saco
Sch. success Richards Enzabethport for Somerset
schr IL Young, Steelman. Port johnson for Provi-
dence
Schr May Day. Coleman, Port johnson for Boston,
Schr Amos Briggs Knapp, Haversuaw for Providence
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Wreck OF Bark Eulalfa-Bark Die Tu-
gcnd Abandoned-Bark Merto Spoken
Leaking-Stra nding Of schr w L. Bur-
acknowledgements OF Vessels.
LONDON April 10 1874
Bark Eulalia CSp) Arizubeta from New Orleans. has
become total wreck in San Sebastian harbor to which
port she bound Her cargo was discharged
Bark Die Tugcnd Ger 3S2 tons, Bugdahl from Ham,
burg Feb Is tor Philadelphia, was abandoned at sea
March a. crew saved.
Bark Mirto aus, Garavini from Liverpool March
for Boston, spoken April O. leaking badly.
schr l. Burroughs, Nichols, from New York for
Havrc. il ashore at salcombe. and will probably come
OIL next tide.
ARRIVALS
Arrived at Liverpool April Is. bark Jaqueta sp Al
bans, New Orleans.
Arrived at Deal April Is, ships Western Chief, Hnl
Boston tor London; Bremerhaven Ger, Hodges, Phia-
delDhia Bremen brig Agnes GER. Siedenbors, New
York for Norrkopng.
Arrived at Plymouth April l9, steamship Pommerania
Ger, schrvensen, New York for Hamburg tand pro-
ceeded).
Arrived at Glasgow April TO- steamship state OF Penn
sylvania Br Braes New York, with her piston broken
Arrived at Queenstown April ls brig Geronimo Ghilno
Qtal Cameiio, Baltimore.
Arrived at do 18TH steamships Nevada (Br), Forsyth,
New York tor Liverpoo Adriac (Br Perry, do Tor do
mnd both proceeded
Arrived at Antwerp April Is brig yitesse Belg Book
aerr. New York.
Arrived at Leghorn April ID brig Stephen Bishop, Gill
key New York.
SAILINGS.
Sailed from Liverpool April Is, ship Eric the Red.
Small San Francisco mot previously.
Sailed from Deal April Is. ship + Gaban Ger, from
- tor New York; bark Saga (Nor), from - for
Tybee.
Sailed from Helvoet April l8 bark II Iibero UtaD,
Faro New YORK (has been reported sailed April 100.
Sailed from Antwerp April 10, schr John kranz
Howes, sydney, CB.
Sailed from Havre April II, ship Caledonia, Potter. San
Francisco has reported sailed April Ii tor the
United Sates barks Agnes Campbell Br), Landry. New
York; Nordhavet Nor, for do.
Sailed from Genoa April IL brig Fortunate Padre qtaD
for New York
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Tclegraphic Marine Correspondence.
NEWPORT. RI, April l9, 1874
Arrived this PM bark R W Wood Reynolds from Hon
ouiu New Bedford, with $500 bbls oil and lSO)l
pounds bone On account of heavy weather of Mon
tuk tive days She is iron vessel and brought to
tais country by the captain to dispose OF.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Sloop yacht Schemer, Brooklyn Yacht Club. Mr..
Hall, IRON Greenwich for New York, passed White
stone yesterday morning.
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BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
N States legal everywhere; de-ertion, &c suineicus
cause no publicity required charge until dfvoecs"
graDtedi AAvce free .
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Shin Alcatraz (Br) from Liverpool for San Francisco
March =. lat s. Ion SOW
bark. showing the letters X n W q, from New York
for Buenos Ayres Feb a. lat s IS s, Ion Raw.
Frank Flint from Liverpool for Bombay. March 3d. lat
e. 80 N, Ion 4OW.
ship Minerva Raney, from Liverpool for New York.
April l, lat AZ u N Ion II 45W.
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ic Marine correspondence.

Steamship Fnnch (Beg), Antwerp; ships Republic,
San Francisco; Dinapore (Br, London Knauns Castle
I'M Ia