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ste smsrs Baltic rl for Liverpool, ciy o. HiChmond
Orr. DO. Ethiopia Or Glasgow, fereire Ur) Aayra;
hossi DER. Bremsni stowsI Bri, Cork or Faimouth
Geo Clyde Galveston via Key Vests New Orleans.
New Orleansi san Jacinto, savannah Champion.
Charleston; BenetactOr wilmingon: Old Deminiop,
mond. baltimore ships Sir Harry Parkes, Barbados;
Choeorua Chimbote and Caao; Imperial San Francis.
via Baltimore; Antarctic lBr, Liverpool: Bremerha
ven der), Bremen; Henry Ger, do ssrks star q De
tBrl, hatanzas Gustav Adolf Ger, Hamburg, Leo
cadia Ger Bremeni Aavnower. barbados, Germania
Ger, Bremen ompeti0r oerl, do; Contest tBrl hio
ysnslro lea AuD London sokrs tes tNors Boteeaux:
Falmouth: Aarcnino tlaD, Cork; Rebecca Aus Roter
dami commentators fouello Aus. Newry; Olga ltal
tBrl. = johns ~ Long aeaeh y Jagoi julia Lngiey
Ponce; Tuoal CAIN Maanzas: hathiide tBrl Alicante;
Caroline GRAY MAtanzas; Stephen bishop Monte vIoeo
Josie A Devereaux, CardenAs: Little Fury (Br, st Tho
mas; Henry Virden zaza; lnnisiaii Br, oporto; lime
hetta utaD, Venice: fedro, ~ Domingo AM AzuR ;
Homeiv (Br. Richmond. Va; Annie Wharton. Whining.
ton, schrs Bentley, Jacksonyille Veto. Galveston
NJ ca
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NEW YORK CITY.
me police made + $50 arrests during the week.


me police made $50 arrests during the week.
The Board Of Excise received for licenses
granted during the week the sum or $6,o40.
There were 572 deaths. as stlbirtns 14o mar
raPes and 493 births in the city during the week.
The Philadelphia city oficias Left this city last
evening by the Stonington line Tor the Centennial
at Concord and Lexington.
meeting OF members o. the Cotton Exchange
yesterday discussed the rule as 10 membership
dues. Several speakers advised a reduction and
the subject was at last referred 70 the Committee
on Bylaws.
James Walls, aged nineteen years. while en-
gagged IN an altercauon with Patrick Grohegan at
No. IA Lewis street at midnight last night, was
stabbed IN the shoulder by the latter, sustaining
severe wound. lie was taken home.
Professor l. B. Lataille OF Paris, will give a
recitation OF French poetry, at No. 226 West
Thirty-eighth street. on FRIDAY evening next the
programme including selections from Mo,iere,
Cornenle, La Fontaine, Victor Hugo and De Musset.
Evolutionary and musical exercises VIII be
given BY the Literary Society OF Holy Trinity
church, at the chapel Forsy-tnird street. near
Madison avenue, on Tuesday evening" Including
an address oy the rector, Rev. 5. II. Tying. Jr.
The legislative committee visited Castle Garden
yesterday and thoroughly inspected its condition,
alter which they went 10 Ward's Island TO look
into the workings OF the institutions there. They
will submit report oil inc condition OF both places
TO the Legislature at an early day.
The Centennial OF the Battle or Lexington Is not
to go quite unceleorated here. The New York
Woman Suffrage Society propose TO hold protest
meeting In Union League Theatre on Monday
evening Mrs. Devereux Blake, Mrs. WestDrook
and Mrs. Socum Will speak; Mrs. Foster and Mrs.
FroDlsher Will give recilations
Active measures have been set on foot for rails
ing a suitable testimonial to the memory OF John
Mitchell by the Instantaneous OF this city and
neighboring localities. For the purpose OF arrang-
ing necessary details meeting OF delegates from
the various Irlsn-Amercan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
otto, temperance and benevolent-of New YORK,
Brooklyn and Jersey city has been called Tor
Wednesday evening. April 81 at Demilt Hall,
Twenty -third street and Second avenue.
Tue steamers sailing yesterday carried out ATT
cabin and SIS steerage passengers OF which the
Mose, OF the German Lloyd line, had 1o3 cabin and
$50 steerage; the city OF Richmond, OF the Inman
hne rs CABIN and l2j steerage; the Baltic, OF the
White star line. rs cabin ana 10 seerage the
Ethiopia, OF the Anchor line, s. cabin and ITO
steerage. and the Perelre, oil ne French line. 176
cabin passengers. AS viii be seen oy the above
figures, there Is a decided Increase in the numoer
OF people taxing passage for Europe ana the sea-
son oil summer travel may he SAID TO have iairly
opened. All the steamers carried out large car
goes oil cotton gram provisions and leather.
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CREEDMOOR.
THE SEASONS SHOOTING OPENED NJ THE
AMATKUB CLUE.

THE SEASONS SHOOTING OPENED NJ THE
AlATKUB cLrB.
The seasons practice At crssdmoor mar be
considered ~ having been opened yesterday
By the Amateur Club. The weather vas SO
asa greeAoly cold mat few outside tue vet
eran marEsmen belonging 10 TINS well known
Clue would nave stood the fed against the
driving snow and Icy olast which swept the
ranges. A piercing westerly wind prevailed WITH
bot little Intermission ali day, and the entnusi-
asIic rInemsn, mu11ed aud mittened 70 their
work, looKed more IKE party or Bluenoses and
bear nunters than 80 many citizens out on q pleas
ure excursion. Ia spite OF The weather, the
practice At 500. 300 and 900 yards was. upon the
whole very Satisfactory, aud buls eve alter bul's
eve showed that the Old bands mad lost little OF
their last years. spierdIo state or pronciency.
rue gentlemen VINO made the leading scores were
Captain fulton. colonel Gi.derFleeye and Messrs.
and Messrs. HerBion and Madison q SO made good
records No ormal scores OF the snOoiiog we're
kept as the meeting was one more Tor Individual
pTac ice tnsu trial Of skih IN the aggregate
Yesterdays practice snoweJ tnat mauy inter-
eating questions toucnlng positions ia drug.
charges. manner OF loading. and kln0red subjects
equallY interesting To tue rineman, Will CONS up
Tor discussion. ana perhaps settlement, during the
season upon winch we are now entering. Among
Otner things 10 De proved Is the re suit o. gnoot-
lag at the new moael targets lasely adopted.
MI. Rooney is actively pushing lotwatd tue top
wall 70 be erected along the crest Of the epaule-
ment at tue butts There are ABOUT seveIty ave
ieet 81 the framing wnica Is 70 mold Il already
erected, and no delay Will be permitted " inter.
fers with the WORKS completion at an early date.
lie fence around the range Is receiving q ne9
coat Of paint when vail greatly improve the ap.
pearanee Of the place Colonel scott. OF toe kigntn
regiment, National Guard; Mr. Murphy. oi he
same corps, ana some otaer National Gu.rdsmeD
were out trying the new model lSpanishl ke ming
ton ride. iorty-i0ur calIbre. ntted With vernler
tangent scale WIND gauge aud peep signt Ihey
report tne.r practlce 81 SOO yaras a. being en-
tlrely Satisfactory.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ALICANTE April lo-Arriyed bark Guchsn Fr. us
ward. New York.
BREMEN April ll-Arrived barKs ccrmania Ger.
Evers Philadelphia; 18th, Eduard DER. haiberstadt
Baltimore.
BARcELoSA April l0-Arrived bark Tres Auroras Cspl
Custany New Orleans; brigs Fuvia (spl. Baago do
Jaime Cp). sureda do Carma tsp) Coll. Charleston.
CORK April l6-saned bark Pater tAus Nicnoas
United states
CnooKHAvES April l6-Arriyed. steamer san Marcos
(Br, Burrows Galveston via Norfolk for LIVERPOOL.
coRusSA, April lo-ArrIved, bark Liosa Csp), NsisA
New Orleans.
cADIz-saled, schr Sullivan sawin. Rich. United
States.
COPENHAGEN April Is-saied. bark Pillau Ger, Luhi
0rom Savannah). RevaL
GALWAY April I6-sailed. bark Farweu Ger. Ne1
mann, United States
HAvRE April ls-sailed. ship william CBn. nilton
UniteI States; barks A Mcneil, Jordan do; Thor
waIdsen Dutch. Christensen, do; Addie sleeper
Sleeper do.
LIVERPOOL, April l6-Arrlvcd ships Ronochan tBrD.
Scott, Mobile Transit Percy, New Orleans; - John
scribner, San Francisco bellows nth bark Scotland
Br, Hotchkiss. do via Queenstown tsee below
Sailed l6fh ship Chas oultou (r), PECK, Philadeb
phia; parks Beltste (r) Jenkins United States; Poh
lola us, Masaiin, dol Petit DuDrovaeki tAusl. chsrss
do.
LONDON. April ls-sailed. brig stephen Davol. Huns
ley United States
Arrived 9Th steamer Canada tHr). Sumner New York
PLYMOUTH April l7-Arrived, steamer Klopstock toerh
Fischer, New YORK for Hamburg land proceeded
QUEENSTOWN April s-Arrived, steamer England (BrA
Thompson. New York Tor Liverpool.
TARRAcoSA. April l0-Arrived, bark Rowing Sailor.
Bryan. New Orleans
LONDON, April I7-ship st John, scribner which ar
rived at Liverpool yesterday from San Francisco has
been ashore and is damaged.
Bark Scotland CB). HotchKiss, at Liverpool to-day
from San Francisco via Queenstown, Is with the cargo
in damaged condition.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, April ie-Arrived, sehr calls,A, whiissA,
cisared-Brg Carrie PuringtOu COsfOrs rnsprinssd,.
TsS-xrrivsd sissnc5, psr,hi. Or; watson Li Yer
essasd ' 10 w.gmoa,h aa' John s Po!s rom
Jesse Wilson, Csrmeiy, Philadelphia (and procssdsdu
SaiieGesteamer samsri.i ship Choice: barks Jsnni
saI 1 April iS.oIesgsd, bark. Jason GER.
e%aa,h or srae o
bra Kswsdn tsr rstsTEin aie JansIro (Sss two we're
'Ssro se Rr1 Clara RstsSer ssrse%t sagua
Rrs@en csSse sppe noSesnS
5ss 5 bf Neg 5os sR
nehahs tBr cassidy londonderry, brigs Georges
PTae' Turks Island or IHssSa schrs Keel.
EtTa, ASril ls@Arrvsd' schr w,nsow Morse oliver
.Gs hHsy siis Zee i.
R a@XgTrived' steamer caiver FOLEY Baltimore
,a, ss EaSs,9r ysseoo cssss %
"fok1ssss MONROE, April I7-Psssssa in for Rich
Passed out-ship Grey Eaze. for rio Janelrq; bark.
carabeie carrie bertha and Liberty for West Inaes
scnrs Georgia, aud Bonney from Richmond Tor rnna-
ssiisd-Bark Kong Carl tSor, from Norfolk for Liver
GALVESTON, Aprn ls-Arrivsd, brig AbOis Watson
saiisd-BarK Edward Mcdowell, GresnOush Liver
NEW ORLEANS. Apriils-cleared, schr Peter nisehsn
i7ih~1rSived steamer wIuiamsport wiretts, Phils
P1ssEs April l7-sailsd, steamer cordova tBr Liver
PHILADELPHIA, April 17-Arrived. steamer Ariea
schrs Nellie Brown, Woods Holes James Martin. Bos
Macomber, Lsnesvine; James flanagan. Kennebso
River; W Robinson. Providence
Beow-schrs David Clarkson, Fernandina; Mary
MISREPRESENTATION Jas Barras CBr), Arkley, Cork OF
Falmouth; Virginia, Hunter, Charleston. vIndcaior
men; barks Francisco Cilento utaD Catreso Cork or
Falmouth Maria RUS. Merlin. 90; Knudsen Aorl Fer
schr Hattie q. Mcfarland, Turks island -
sailed-stcsnlers ionawandn, Norman AMI CNhitinG
Kelley Tor arba los; Marion Tor 81 Pierre Martniquei
bark ELENA Brl, for Bremen schrs Charles STICK
new tor Newport Miller, Thomas Boose and Eme-
PM~Passed down at 90 PM steamers norman. for
Boston; Ionawanda. for Savannah. and vathsrins
ship Souvenir (sr tor Antwerp, Is now passing down.
LIVES Del April l7-Arrvcd barks II Hilton. 20 days
from Liverpool Emerald IRON Newcastle both IN oat
Beow-Brig sagua, from sagus Ia Grande.
Schr Mary Hooper, lumber laden. Is here for PhhAr
iasssd out-ships La GIoirs Richard Busted banks
Kate CROSBY, J T. Rerg, Esplorator George knRman,
Brtg samuel welch and bark Alfred IRE unchanged.
PM-Bsrk Emerald lett In tow Tor Philadolpha atl'W
pm. Nearly al other vessels nave cleared out
RICHMOND. April B-Arrlved, steamer Wyanoke.
Couch. New York; schrs Pharo, soper, dot X WI
saied~schr Mary } Fisher, Lawrence, New York via
SAN FRANcIsCO April s-Arrived ship America Ne
No peru, Bustenechsa. NsnimQ -, ,,o..,.,. a.
SAVANNAH. April I7-Arrived bark Aaron ooudey
Cleared Hiarks Aladdin CEor, Evanssn Daren, Brs.
men tGer) uimcrs, Hcval.
wIlMiS non, SO. April le-Cearsd. brig AlkorCSop,
ifih@cieared bark Fycn Dam, caspcrsen stettn,
schr Chas Fabens, Keene, Darlen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED EMIGRANT
SWINDLER.

On the 17tn nit. two emigrants rom Ireland,
named Thomas Gerrity and Patrick Barns, arrived
at Castle Garden. where they met James :. Gala
hau the keeper or an smigrants' boarding house
a. 40. III Washington street, by whom theJ were
conducted 70 tue aDJve place. Arrived there. they
gave Callahan seventY-slgnt sovereIgns 70 re
changed lnto greenDacgs Taxing the gold, Cal.
la1sn lett tno house ortensioy ior tue purpose or
ROiuR TO j brokers', but ne never returned. After
waiting some hours tae poor emigrants became
alarmed, - tue SUN comprised the total VI their
earthiy means, aud they went 10 Ponce Headquar.
ters auu tsAriully stated tnelr 1854
Detectives were put upon the case, and yegtcr.
day afternoon Unicef Groaeu, oi the TwCnfy.slx. i
precinct, Castle 0arden squad, succeeded 10 ar
resting Callahan "a Philadelphia
he Was nroughL 70 ms city last night Add looked
az ~ lns central Department. The prisoner al.
mltteu nls quit, ntattDa tnat ne Kot dEunk VILLA
tDo money anu loit Tor PnllAdolDAtA
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL II, 1875.



Steamer. Baltic (Bp Kennedy. Liverpool via oueons.
iown-k Cortts No., -. ~ -,
via 'oueei,stoM2-j dale ''
steamer rerelre On, Daure- Havro-oeorge Mac
Steamer Mosel GER, Neynaber Bremen via South
Steamer Geo " ciydc Pennington, Galveston via Key
steamer New Orleans, Dearborn, New orleans-clarK
steamer san Jaeinto. Hazard, savannsn-w r Gar
steamer Champion. Lockwood, charleston-J QuIn
Steamer Beneiaeior, woods Wilmington. Sc-wm
steamer oid Dominion, Walker. norfolk city POius
and KiebmoAd-Oid .on,nion nteaInship ~. nc
steamer Knight Chichester, oeofsetown' DC-1
sisa@s5 Richmond, kelly. HaitmOrs-oid Dominion
steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore, BaltmOrew Dal-
steamer Bristo Wallace. Pnnadslnn,a--las y land
steamer inliadcipnIa, DAVIS Phnadepnla ames
stearrar Gan whtnav Hsliatt Kosson-U Dimock.
shlp Antarctic (Bg, smith, AysrpOol-Tapsoott Bros
snip SIR Robert Peel, Lsrabse, London--GrinnsG,
SUD Charmor Lucas san rranciscO-simOnson A
SUP Intrspls, Crosby. BainnOrs-crOcKor, Wood
Bark stanley Caste tBD, Austin' LOndon-Arkell
Bars Guerrero Ital. Lagana, Iarns drelandD-John
Bafk carr Johann Ger, oeklune. Bremen-FuDOh,
BafS B'ornsraa Nor), Hammerstadt stockhOim-c
Bars nsfianna III CPorp. DOS santos, LiSoon-o An
ssfk tanning sGhsnsr GsnS q q Bros
Brig 4 . PATTERSON lBD, Keith Laguayfa snd fer1o
gyis Fausies Sonnsuson. Carden.s-srstt son A Co
bng Merriok Lppincott hamnzas-Jas ward
Bris Excelsior tBD. Mayor. Dormuds-punoan Ne.
schr @ Flint Douglas Port Limon--w Grace
sonr Louisa b.iss strong, Grand Cay iurAs ILanSs-
car 6aIic weston, Parsons Green turtle Ray-B !
Spr champion suEh afanvIIs, csatIossssowh, Pal
4 kavtas A sOn.
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RUNS WORK.
A HUSBAND ATTEMPTS TO MURDER HIS WIFE,
SISTER N-LAw AND FELLOW LABoRER WITH

A HUSBAND ATTEMPTS TO MURDER HIS WIFE,
sIsTER-E-LAw AND A FELLOW LABoRER WITH
A SHOVEL
The tenement house No. 245 North Fifth street,
Williamsburg, IN wnicn Thomas Lowndes muir
dered his vile, by beating her TO death with q
cub about year ago, was last night the scene OF
a similar event, though happily not with immedi-
ately fatal results.
The top floor OF the house. just over the apart
ments In when Lowndes lived, Is occupied by q
family named Murpny-WIllam Murphy, Gather
Inc this wiie) and two Young children. The senior
Murphys drank deeply. and Jneir rotations fire.
quentiy led TO quarres and tue occasional
arrest OF either or Doth. One week ago
last nlgnt william was locked up Tor being dtuuk
and dlsordery and bore at tine time marks OF mis-
wlfeis fingers on MS countenance. Tnetr quarres
were In lact so frequent that tney attracted III tie
nignt was paw day with Murphy, and ne spent
OF hts money freely be ore he reached home, wnere
he mad o quarrel 1T the supper table, Immediately
alter whlca ne went out At haipast nine he re-
turned with his shovel almost spade) ana
room ne IOunu his sister-in-law, Mrs. Bailey. a
Ieiow laborer, named Carts. Mcclellan, and his
vile therein. RAISING the shovel. ne menaced his
vile with 1t, Mcclellan inter posed aud receiving
the blow on tine lett temple. sustaining scalp
wound. he then iacontlnently fed Murphy followed
this up with a terrific blow on the right side
OF mis- wife's head. which laid nor on the moor
senseese; mrs. Baney tnen seizea tue shovel and
Murphy, thus deprived OF mis- weapon, seized her
rigat cheek, giving her q severe olte. and WINE
aud srucx her heavy blow on the back o: the
head feing her TO tue noor, aud raised the shovel
Thomas Cantwell who had been sen In by McClel-
Ian, appeared, and With ms baton warded on tue
blow rom the womsn's head. and it struck ner
instead on tile arm. lie then arrested Murphy
anu took aim to the finn precinct station, where
their appearance with the Orhcer. conveyed the
women 10 the station mouse, wnere tueir wounds
were dressed oy Police Surgeon Brady, VINO pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
RAID on A GAMBLING HOUSE.

At about twelve O'Clock last night Captain Van
Duzen' sergeant Murray ana DetecrIve Slsvin, Of
the Fifteenth precinct, assisted by q section Of
officers ia ciuzebs' dress. made raid on the
gambling house No. $50 Broadway, kept By Ira
January and seized 500 Ia money and gambling
Inplements 70 the value IS ABOUT $1,000. lhe ponce
nave iCr some time suspected the existence ~
tnis place, out owing 70 tue vigilance VI the gam.
Dlers nave never Deen aUio 70 catCh them 10 ne
act Inc raid lasI nIgnt was made successfully
~ the device arrestfnR I0UkerOnt 81 Tue
game on the charge o. Deng suspicious person
anu taElng lrOu hs p0cket the ksy 10 toe hoJeo,
w winch the Or1cers e1elly eneeted "a entfAnce.
Etaut persons we're cauKht tnuutglng IN toe game
o lar9 ail " whUal were arrested &ud locked 40
10 tae futesnLh nteclBet statl0n h0asc.
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ALLEGED FORGERY OF A CHECK
FOR $40 400.
THE ACCUSED a YOUNG WOMAN.

superintendent walllnG yesterday afternoon re-
celyed Information that young woman named
Cathauue Fcii allas Bank had attempted 10 pass
a forged cheek on the Nassau Bank Tor $1,000.
purported 10 be signed ~ wardell Mitcnell s Co..
OF Springfield, Mass. An order Tor her ar est was
gwen, aud Onlcer Hars, Of the fwenty.sixtn pre-
cluct, took ner mo custody shortly before Ave
n. "A. When questioned 10 the particulars
sue became yerY rettcent, but nnulN STATED tnat
she tad arrived RON Hamburg oniv Iew days
previous, and that feilOW pa.sen 4er whose
name she would nOt discIOse, had gwen ner tue
cnccK o. get cashed. she Is only nineteen years
OF age ana SPEAKS but little En4nsh. Inc prisoner
was renamed TO tue ceus Ia the central once 70
await examination tns morning.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NKwPoRr. RI. April Is 1873
schr n Morris which arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon, picked MP large buoy miles EsE Of
Point judith. which she succeeded in towing TO this
port, AMI notfned the Custom House authorities 1t
was subsequently found TO belong the Benton Reef
llgnuhtp. aud will be replaced possible.
The hull schr Robert Pets which has been sunk In
West Bay. will be solo at auction on Wednesday.
Steamer Eous, OF the WEXFORD route to New ORR,
viii taken 10 Hoank CT 70 have thorough overhaul
ing In day or two The steamer Florence, or Nara.
eAnssu Pier, has been chartered TO take her place.
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Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals a. All dspare
nom European ports and other ports a9roAi p
American ami all foreign vessels uaiint vita ne
United States The same will Dc cabled 10 this UonnuJ
tree OF charge and published
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrir
ing at New by addressing 10 suoh vessels
Of HERALD yachts pier Mol East River. Aes
York Letters received all partI o. the world AMI
promptly delivered. Duplicates reaulreL
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schr Snow BIRD OBJ. oSppA St John MP Nsvius
Son.
schr Ulalume IBID. Thsall, st John. Ns-Heney Par
ker.
scnr Anna Belle Hyer Betts. Mosquito Inlet Fla-Mas-
ter
schr Merwin. Pearce. Daren-Evans Ball A Co.
Schr Mary Louisa, Gaski Washington, NC-zopnar
Mills.
schr Enoch Moore, Chambers. Georgetown, Dc-Van
Brunt Bro.
Schr collins Howes, Jr Harding Barnstahle.
Schr Bav state. Bulkiev, boson-Chas living.
Boop Ed collins Jarvis. Perth Amboy-Isaac Grigg.
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YACHTING NOTES.

schooner Eva Colonel GruOb. N.Y.Y.C., arrived
a. savannah rom the Florida coast on Friday last,
anu will remain In Southern waters until May.
number Of prominent citizens Of Cleveland
have formed the Qu yivs Yacat Clue. TIE ON
GERS Commodore, II. b. CoHnDerry; cap.
tam. 4. ). Lindsay Purscr, u. r. Lhub0. new
last sainag yacht has pcen purchased ron par
ties ID New York city. Tue yacnt vii De brought
10 this CITY by way 81 the Hudson RIVER. TIE Efie
canal aud Lake Erie soon az good weatnef
comes.
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THE UNIVERSITY RACE.

BRUNSWICK, Ne, April IL, 1873
The students OF Bowdoin college have voted 10
SEND q slx-oared crew 20 the University race &c
saratoga Ia June. The crew pulled on the river
thls morning Tor the nrst time Ihls season.
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A servant girl named Alabama NAY employed
; the Iamily o. captain ROBINS, o. the Twenty
I'd precinct. suddenly disappeared on tae night
he 10TH inst. carrying away vita her several
clea oil clOfhlng ana some Jeweiry Yaiaea ~
toe property VI Tor empower Abe p0'Ace
ohLaln 10 tfacn Ol Aer WAefoMO0utA
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


sur BrxKER Hill. before reported burned and sunk
a. Ean mas been ased ana s9s eamaSe 70 ns YES
y doubtful y y wal pay 70 repair her. enc whi PROB
BARK ELIZA Csp, Barterrelhic was ibcled by George
Harris. Wilmington 80 April IA before the CLERK Of
due contract los raising her from the position tsnd
iownx y wllmngtonl ~ when she bad sunk sept ~
ton. smiibvllle. The original bill was $500
ssHs ADEsA r4assa from annapolis SS Tor y, Boston
Island. curing the gale Of tuesday last soon a. The
S s es . sa IN, ea uee aS9rf on Gs
tain AM crew we're rescued BY Co wnition and assist
ss .eny nn ZONE sa q s u casS ana
surauce on vessel or cargo
RosroS Apr 1.-THE Norwegian bark POlyKsrp,
water friday night or scitnate Beach near the fourth
cin where sne remained tins forenoon ~ An easy p3s,
yards shore. he afsale. A. last accounts
tine M Il S s nS i I he Nna Continues 3 weswsa
Communication was had WITH her BY means Of liie'
III. vessel Is consigned to aesrs Lin ter Meyer and
are $1,000 Insurance IN Boston on the cargo
PORTLAND. April l75rig John Good IBfl for s. John,
unnIured.
mast aud maintopasantmasL
WiErSRroRr, April i5-wnen coming 70 her wharf this
afternoon the steamer Cambridge ran INTO Tue scnr
para which vas lying aiongsds me wharf Ssow ssh;
boom ana crushing her stern. 10 damage was done 2
the steamer. rne amUrdge came up through me west
bay but could not get into beAs or seaport on 40
count oi The ice he passengers we're landed tarse
miles from Belfast wnatL
WHALEMEN.
Arrived Al New BEDFORD April II, sehr Admiral Blass
nalha way. " MariOa IRON the Alantisi Oh not ro'
ported
SPOKEN.
BARK Q Tucker. from new FORK for nAtanEAs, April
10. iat 81 ton IL
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.
Mercbantl shipping agents All ship captains are
s1iofAsa that ~ teesyaonins 70 ths HnaAbo Looaaa
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pAvxs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YoRK ron rHR
MONTHS or APRIL AND MAY.