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1t Is understood that several promi-
nent army officers, who consider them
selves unnecessarily assailcd and un-
justly criticised by General Sherman,
IN his book, are preparing to reply. 1t
is said by those who profess to know
that Gen. Sherman got very large
sum for the copyright of his hook,
and with the understanding that it
was to abound in spice and personality
as the best means of securing heavy
sale. Before he hears the end of it
the General will be very apt 10 con.
cludc that he has put rather too much
spice in it.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-27

A gang of sixty robbers is said to be op-
perating in Frittown, Berks county,
Pa.
The London Globe is England's oldest
and probably heaviest evening paper.
One incompatible lady at Seneca, Kan,
has been four times divorced.
Remittent fever usally attacks children
from to years old.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-27

Tho Brooklyn Eagle is authority for
the announcement that Mr.. Beecher
read at the trial on Friday Sherman s
Memoirs" the first copy received in
Brooklyn. They were only bound and
ready for thetrade the day before and
up to that morning but two copies had
been sent out. One of those was toMr
Beecher, end he was busily engaged
perusing 1t whileMr Porter was speak.
ing.
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WILMINGTON. DEL, MAY -. 1879
The Wiiiaington Of 1907.

y
the Twelfth Census of the United States |
will find this very different city from
the present. Thirty years ago nearly !
the whole of the section of the city east
of Poplar street to Fourth, and above
that east of Walnut street from the
Christiana River to the Brandywine
had not twenty houses or shops upon
it; and the whole of the section west of
Tatnall street had not thirty buildings
upon it. South and West Wilmington
p were then not thought of. Some idea
may be formed of the growth of the
city during the last generation. Start
ing then with population of abou!
10000 it has now reached 80, 600.
Starting now with that population, and
the comparative immense wealth, it
must increase and improve in q much
faster ratio during the next generation.
But it is not presumed it will be quite
that long before those living here will
peruse the Twelfth Census, At the
present rate of Improvement in the art
of printing, we may with fairness cal
culate on that work being read in the
latter part of the year nineteen hun
dred. What it will contain we wish to
leave to the Imagination of our young
readers; and we wish here to remind
them of very important matter in
life. The value of small investments
made of the first earnings early in life.
There is money in them; it is no joke.
"There's millions in them" STUDY
the census 9ftO-day to find out tie census
QfhaJ a century, or q quarter Of q cen
taJyhence. Hundreds of men who sur.
round you will attest that if they had
done this they might have been rich.
But what has this got TO do with tho
Twelfth Census? Only this. The
youths of to-day will then be the men
of mature life-they will then have the
pleasure of contemplating what they
have done or deeply regretting they
failed to do what they might have
done. With them mainly it rest
what our city will be in 1900 But it i
fair to presume that it will then hav,
population of $4,000. That the sub
urbs, as far as Broome street west
the ChristianS and the Brandywine
including West Wilmington nearly t.
Andrusia, will be covered with sub
s'antial buildings. Market street will
b2 built up from Cleaden's farm to be
yond our present limits north, and tn
Christiana and the Brandywine vii
beth be substantially wharfed on thi
side to point far below Jackson
SAarp's shops, and perhaps the wharvC
of the Brandywine and the Christian
willmect at the junction of the streams
The whole space between the rive,
will be built upon, and tlourishin
shipping trade will be conducted G
both sides Of these rivers. or cours
we are specializing. But those wi
read this, and live in that day, ma
find they have made money by Il
study of the census of 1870 and the co
temptation of that of 1900.
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WEATHER. REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May Ell a. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
Throughout the Atlantic States, ris-
ing barometer, northeast winds, cooler
partly cloudy and clear dry weather.
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Bismarck and the empress.of G. ermar y
bow, but don't speak.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-27
REGTSTER'S ORDERS.
REEESTEss,S ORDER.
hEGieTER OFFlCE.
New Castle County. May 10. 1875.

New Castle County. May 10. 1875.
Upon the application Of George X. Nous
lev Administrator OF William Mouslcy.
iaie of BIandywinc Hundred in said County
deceased, II il ordered and directed by the
Register that Administrator aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of Letters of Admins
tration upon the Est0te of the deceased, with
the date or granting thereof, by causing ad-
vertiseuents to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters, in six of tho
most public places of the County OF New
Castle, requiring al persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same. or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the Daily
Gazette, newspaper published in Will
mir gtOn .and to he continued therein three
y-eefs. (E. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal OF
| Ills. Ofhce of the Register aforesaid. at
tl--) New Castle, in Nc~ Castle County
aforesaid the day ana yea, above written.
S. c. BiGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
| All pcrsons having claims against the Es-
| tate Of tho deceased must present the same
| duly attested t. the Administrator. on OF
| before May 10Th, 1876. or abide the Act
| Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
GEO. X. M0USLEY,
| Administrator.
| AJjrass- W;lminrlon Del may24eod9w
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NJ OTICE.--The Annual Meeting OF the
~ State Medical Society, will be held at
Lewes, Sussex County, the second Tuesday,
or the sth day of June, after the arrival of
the cars in the afternoon.
may25tm DAVID HAIL, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore
IN existing between William Green, Charles
Green and William Wilson, Jr., under the
firm namo OF William Green u Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Either 10
sigh in liquidation.
WILLIAM GREEN,
CHARLES GREEN,
VIM. WILSON, JR.
Wilmington, May, ], 1S75.-lm~
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A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
N under the auspices of the WOmen's
and West streets, on Fifth-day, (Thursday)
evening, the 9th inst, at ~ =. NJ. Address
ses " i'll be delivered by MIR. j. smith, pastor
OF the church, Mrs. DIR. French, of Philad'a,
and others: Prof. Rhodes promises % the an%,is mI
are cordially invited may25-2t
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OTICE-Is hereby gwen 20 all persons
~ whose business or occupation requires
a State license for the present year, (ls75) that
the same is due and payable on the LIST OF
June, at the office of the Clerk Of the Peace
for New Castle county.
JOHN =. SPRINGER, Clerk,
At New Castle.
NJ. A.. j. SPRINGER, Deputy.
mayb-lm 800 w. Second St., wilmington.
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JAMES DENISON,
JACOB RUBENCAM,
JOSEPH POOL,
may27-4t Road Commissioners.

Nj 0TICE.-Thc Superintendent OF Free
~ Schools Of Delaware announces that he
will meet the Teachers OF Kent County, and
all others who desire certificate from him
to teach in our public schools, at the follow
ing places:
Milford .... ........,... .....Junc 10
Harrington ...... .... ......,....,'..'.' 10,
FELTON, .. ........... ...............-..- II,
willow Grove ........". les
Slaughter Station Dist. No. 8, ~,
Cowgirl Corner, Dist'ct No. II, 90
Smyrna, June g. II. 20, 26. July 3, II,
%, -, 81, Aug. s, II, 20. ~.
Examinations will be held III the Public
School Houses, and will begin promptly at y
o'clock, A. M. may26-et
The daily gazette., 1875-05-27

ItOARDING.-Pleasan rooms and board
- ing 10 private family at
9SH Nossl4 KING ATRFF1
The daily gazette., 1875-05-27

90 TO MULLINS for all of the finest
VI brands and grades OF Chewing & Smoking
Tobacco. Cor. Front & Jefferson SITS.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


:. sHIr WKNYss CASTLE J3r, Mt London March 20 from
New York encountered seysre weather the 18TH
had decks swept ana port oulwarks carried away.
BRIG KEwADIS (Brl. Peterkin. which went ashore in
February south OF Cape Henry, the VOYAGE from
Havana u Bd timore and was considerably damageds
has been repaired NJ Baltimore at the cost OF $1,000
Her hui. rigging and sails were oyerhauled and re.
newed AMI SIZE Is in first class condition and will
commence leading for Rio on Monday. The Kewadu
belongs 70 ! holman, OF summerside Prince Edward
Island.
scHR GRACE DAVIS Davis at Portland 9Th from Matan
zas reports Jchn shaw second mate knocked over
board and drowned of Cape Cod on the 9th inst
ScHR Hurry PAuLL C3masted), which ashore on
the back side OF Cape Cod last February and subse
qucntly got on ana was taken to Proy1nceiOwn, has
been lowed 10 New Bedford for repairs.
The British bark reported ashore Cape Cod Mon
unfortunate laian bark Giovanni; but the wind being
OF shore aud smooth sea she luckily got off at high
tide without damage.
Capt Holland, Of brig 0dorilla, Of Philadelphia at
SAgua Ia GRANGE writes that March H. lat 81 lon
"a they passed the nude body OF floating the
water very strange sight TO see on the ocean.
CAPR MAY. NJ April S-S!crp Eveiine. OF Saville NY,
with cargo OF oysters which struck Townsend Inlet
bar night Of March H. has been hauled ont CT the surf
rolled across the beach and Launched in the inlet The
vessel now lies in the harder waiting q fair wind.
EAsrPoRr Ne, April 9-The cutter Woodbury.
has finished her winter cruise. She has tArOugh tho
winter $50 miles, boarded 2T6 vessels. assisted TO-
ported for violating the laws l6 saved four ives carried
supplies the West Qgodcy lite-savng station twice
and Cross Island She has experienced the most
severe weather ever known on the coast.
HALIFAX, Ms. April l0-Schr Notice, which arrived
to-day from the Grand Banks, reports having had
10 abandon hshng owing TO the amount OF held and hO0
ice on the fishing grounds
Schr swan iron Cape Canso reports the Gnt crammed
with thick ice.
steamer Acadian, arrived today brought 600 barrels
al
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRisroL April l0-Arrived bark Augusta Tetgen (Ger)s
Lieckteldt Wilmington, NO.
BREMKRHAvEN April 9-Saiied bark Sophie Nor, Sors
eusen United States; brig CLARA Pickens Ooombs, do
BoRpEAUx-sailed, bark Quillota Qr), san Francsco.
BARcELoNA-Arrived, brig Maria qtaD, Porzo. New
York.
DuSDALK. April 9-sai.ed, brig Mathisde Bellagamba
ltaD, Sturlese. United States.
DUBLIN, April 9-Saed bark Fioka Nor), Nichaeisens
United states.
EAsrBouRSK, April Ion. ship Magualena tGer)s
Henke, from New York for Bremen.
GRvok-Sailed, bark Don Justo Bennett, Baltimore.
HAvRr, April l0-sailed. steamer France Frl Trudel
New York.
IPSWICH. April 9-sallcd, bark osmo (auo. Rantalas
United states.
IsLE or wroHI April SON, ship Nevada, Kruger from
New YORK for Bremen
LIVERPOOL april iO-sailcd. Bothnia Br],
New York.
LoSpox, Aprn IO-Arrivsd bark Kate Burrin (Br).
Robertson. Baltimore.
MEsslxA-sai!ed, schr Moss Glen (B3. Wade United
States
QUEENSTOWN April lo-Arrived. shin Golden Fleece
Humphrey. san Francisco; bark Haddington (Brs
Cowell, do
Also arrived ION steamer Wisconsin CBr. Forsyth.
New York for Liverpool.
SWANSEA ApriI 9sailed bark Canada Belle CBr, TIM
dali United states.
LoSpoS. April lO-Bark Cavour CSor). shansen. from
New Orleans Dec 7 for Havre. has no, arrived. and
is supposed 70 have been lost [The built az
rvedestrand, Norway. in 1866 where she owned,
and registered C64 tonsl
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FOREIGN PORTS.

cAEntxAs, April 9-Arrived. schr Kate Rommencs
Adams, Philadelphia.
CmsTuNG0s, Anrii ARRIVED. barks Cleonc Maoney,
Ne Ncptune. Beais Boston, brg3 Arahei tbr),
Jacmcl SRI Airela tBr, Falmouth ia; sth Maizena,
uea.y. New f0rk.
sailed slh brirs champion C3rl. Boston, Chihan nsr).
do erces Hiuckley. small New York: hth LIZZIE tBr)s
fIatax. King .Du fBri. DO; John Wesley. Ford, New
YORK. -chr Orrle Drlsko Drlsko, Boston.
Nose. March G-Arrlved, ship Archer, flkes
Newcastle. NrN.
Hsvaxs. April e-Arrlved steamer Etna tBr). EcKert
Cnrthagena teF Sew YORK.
HALlFA1. April arrived, brgs Thomas Abbot Cicn-
tuegos mary bp Bermuda; lOth, steamer Areadianv
sailed i0th steamer rnia Orr. Harris rrom London
MAfaszAs, April s-Arrivcd, schr Alice Saunders.
Charleston
sailed eth brig Devils tBr). Boston.
SAGuA April 7Arrived. bark Windsor tBrl. StThomast
schrs Alpha from Machias: Conservative, Benson, New
York; sth, Kensetg Downing Lisbon Chas Higginst
Mcintosh, Boston.
sailed I'm hriTs Castaa, whitmore north % Hat
teras: attic Wheeler Armstrong. do schrs VIM Con-
norS. do J. HiAeeway Townsend, do,
81 jour- Nj, Ayrii 9-Cleared, brig Jessie Rhynass
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL H. QUINTUPLE

Keiiy. Andres hartn Hugb Moore, Peter None
rhan. william :. A. uart. James Murphy, william
Stevenson, Henri Manran. :. O'Donornue, James
. sewn. James Mcclure. Eaward flaming,
hicnael Hogan Jonn RYAN. Thomas stanton,
Thomas Rgaa loan L0aghin. william Bergen,
1anr CnroNn, . y. Mckinney. Joan cummings,
James CmnninEhAm. Edward Flanagan, Gastavus
SchmitE vwen McArair Charles N. Clancy, James
kennN. Thomas Wn~eiAn. r.. LaveNc. Edward
higrinM Thomas miuef. 1ohn McKe0n. Edward
Martin. FhinD Farley. Mccanerty A Co., James
Okorke 5ohn HAxgersx. MrA Hannah u-p,-.-.,
Henry warren. 1oan PufcelL John r.. McMenomy,
fatrick Campbell. Thomas manion. PatricK White.
Terence Kenny. Peter Marion. Thomas cassln. S.
Maxwell, hichacl Grosz A son. william J. Accles.
william casey. fatftck poWn, James Ross Michael
Condor. fatr'ek MCNAMARA Henry }. savers
James Hayes Nicholas Murphy. Bartholomew
Lees Y. pempacy Peter Sheridea. Mrs. Q. collins.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED nv THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ANDs
HERALD wHITEsroNg TELEGRAPH LINK.

REPORTED nv TnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsroSs TELEGRAPH LINK
Steamer Moscl GER NeynaDer Bremen March q AMI
souhsmpon sh win mase and "a Pa1nseT 10 0e
Tiens 10 er An Prom mor for sreen sh IA
Ion q e. Ensiish park bound west showing signal
lies q ice 9Th ia % 10 lon 9 40 Hamburg steamer
0P stesmsy Cleopatra BuSisy. savannah Acrl win
%B md sSus aaS Srssaa
os sesmsT g me 6d Dominion steam sp "a
BARK Hans Ger, - Mnui. Hong Kong Dec x, WITH
Res sd T. crossed hf Eqaa5r Ns SGS II pi
"a gsgs s Sa 6b @nx pei G'syy S S
sSip Il TIans lBrl, from Calcutta for New Yors IN
Shanghai for New YORK sth ls q !, lon l. Z, ship
Caroline @ f9@ G saaE K0S se cr FEB Il via e
Rsnr cortesse sl Enanuee, Dundsk 7uldays in
ballast 70 siocovich 4 Co
BARK 4P Pah. GER B1osf f a, 9S d 4, VIII
large quantities q hed Ice and large number o. ice
BARK amelia, Suraess Anissrp p days with mdsc SET. %
AtS,nf AZ, ~ San e. - Piena nom GioI.
BARK Alsuza (sSl Rarlie, sasua - days. with moas-
scs to Galway Casada
aa ssrk Win assg naar a Se 4 u eagc eakes tewa
srig Mer1cS of philldclphia4 Lippnco Aaian,
10 James ward Co tlas been days north % ia
taIss Win l strong \ a md, NY . gslSs
schr Henry Adclbert, neady, baltimore.
we sasn2s Si S na aGS eR
CANE 10 70 the city AN 10Th
nS- Bark Rothesav dyop. iversen. from Liverpool
which arrived 81 and anchored a. sandy Hook came
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Efeanora Johnson, Portland for New YORK,
with mdse ana pssssnsats s,or.. 80 R.etor, =,
New Yofk. Win mdss and biss9aaers
scnr Howard Holden orr, iiolien. y John Nb' ior
schr Emma tsrl Bucxhart, i Joar NB. Tor Sew York
sctr Frances iiael treen Rockiand FOR New YORK
schr nicola Randall. Machias for New York, with
lumber 10 Talbot Up
schr ferine. Cha,ned, soninston for New York with
Sehr Flori3i Newman Eockpcrt FOR New YorK with
sehr I Z Thompson, rull stonlngton Tor New York.
Sem Annie gooth Boath Sew Haven for Baitimore.
sehr Daniel Morris. Warren, Brookhaven for New
soar Jennie Rogers Rorcrs wosterlcy for New York
YORK. $50
ScnT lille i, Heath, highton Tor New York -,
schr ~ King biiyen, scw Laplo Tor New YORK.
schr Putnam wiusow, Providence Tor New YorS.
schr Maud Webster, naiock, Providence Tor New
schr Tunis Bodine siIvie. Providence for New York
schr Richard horrcll, sydney, Greenwlch lot new
schr Ayres Provost Stamford for New YORK.
BOUND RAsr.
Steamer Delaware smith New York for Fall River,
Steamer United states DAVIS New YORK io- ran
se6r Nelne Br, Rich, aew York Tor s. John, NB -
senr u 4 Congdor comoiy Baiumore Cor Nsw IT,
-.
tchr Caiawamtcak LORD New York for boston
en- W. Il rp y yos spni ,nsn to III rroy,dence
esr Sara scl IieScrson oeoEsT y io1 ,p
sChr Grace Cushing nobosen Cor SALON.
sthI Uawd iorIey scule Now YORK l0r boston.
/ sctr Ponder Brown. noboken Tor PrQydcnee.
schr Mcaner aogsn Aew Yor> tor ryy ss proy
3chr vctoria Hale Toboton Tor Providence.
u MYN ttN ANN Nt .fNN I448 lfT-
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10, 1878.
CLEARED.

Steamer Dido (Br), Jenkins, Hul--Charles Wright
steamer Arragon CBr. symonds, Bristol, E-w Nor
Steamer Neckar GER, DeLmon, Bremen via south.
steamer state Of. Texas Boiser, Galveston Key
steamer oortes freeman, New orieans-oiark
Steamer San Salvador, Nickerscn, savannah-w Z
Steamer Charleston. Berry charleston-J W Qun.
'A stsamer Gulf Stream Jones, Wilmington, Nc-wm
Steamer CITY Of Dallas hines horeneaa city-c II
Steamer John Gibson. winters, Georgetown, Dc-Jc
Steamer Fanny Cadwauader, Poster. Baltimore-w
Daizen. ,,,..,..,-...
steamer Bristol. allaee phiiadelpma-a,aSs nana
steamer Gen whitnev Hsll"u. bosiop-b mmccs
Bark Ceres Norl Gundersen, Bristol E-Ietens Book
BARK Jens Nielsen Nor. Hansen. cork Falmouth
BARK Maria Christina dtaD Jaccarino. TriesteFunch
BARK Domenco Utah, Jaccarino Gibraltar for orders
Bark Henry Knight Ames Maianzas-Parsons 4 Loud.
Bark American Lioyds Park, Cieniuegos-Janes
Brig Dos Hermanos Mex), Aberastiery, Vera Cruz
Brig Little Fury tBr,. Mundy s. Thomas-Heney
Iris Henry virden. Collins zaza Cuba-James Fl.
Brig Priscilla CBr), Cow. Halifax, Ss-D Dewor A
schr D Fl BisOee. Dixon, Maranbam, Brazil-G Am.
schr Eleanor Cornwall Hamilton, Port au Prince-A
Schr Mabel Lent Beelor Ponce PR-Henev Parker
schr cow smith, Crowell II Jago dc CuDa-A Day
ton a Go.
Schr israel snow Hatch Baracoa--B weinberg.
schr Abbe Brown. bowling. Harhor isiani-B
Weinberg -
schr Rattler Mcpherson, Nassau NP-B Weinberg.
schr Col Ellsworth, Toward, Nassau. NP-B Wen
berg.
Schr Julia Y Wilietis Dayton, Key West and Pensa
cola-kenncr A Pinckney.
schr Paul 4 Thompson Taylor. st Augusune-warrcn
Ray,
Schr J Hazard. Brewster Georgetown, sc-Bentiey
schr Lehman blew, Van Glider, charleston-Evans
Ball a Co
Schr Carrie Johnson Richmond-slsght 4 Petty. .
schr John HALLIDAY, Van Cleat BalGmofc-lhn
Brunt A Bro.
schr WIN Cox, thomas. philadelphia Slaght A
Scnr 8 Mcclellan Farr Bangor-R Buck 4 CO.
schr W ID Mangnm, Chase, Bridgeport-Fc rgison a
Wood
sJoop Emperor, Demick. New Havcn-haster
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Steamers Celtic BIZ Liverpool City OF New YORK
fhr, doi Neckar (Gerb Bremen; Bolivia lBr), Glasgow
state Of Texas 6ayleston and Key West Cores New ON
QUIZ stream Wilmington MOI City OF Dallas. Morehead
aIy. No Old Dominion, Richmond, &c; John Gibsonf
6dta "a. san Francisco; b9rks aemsbok Zanzibar Petu
knight. do @ Tucker, do; Washington (Ger) Lob
horn; Marsh Cardenas; Chapman Cepfueaods.
Ferris THOMPSON, Marseles CardenRs, Havana; brig&
Steila Br. Maanzas susan QBr) Pointa Pre; I. Nc
ianzas Hin trQrl. Arenda: Emma L Hail. Cardenass
san Luigi dtap. Trieste Aeptnne's Car lBr. Oettes
saRta Gerl Rio Janeiro Fannie Jennings Cnrdenass
scnrs !@raan Mott, Baracoa; Mabel Lent Ponce PRs
II Biabee Maracaibo; southern Home tBrl st Kittss
Paul Thompson, st Augusine.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents ana ship captains are
informed that by elegraphinS to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals and depart
rom European ports and other ports abroad. OF
American all foreign vessels trading with the
United States. the will eabed TO this country
free OF charge and published
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing at New York do bv addressing such veselS
care of HsRALD yachts, pier Mol East River New
York Letters from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
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AMERICAN PORTS.

= BOSTON, Aprl Il-Arrivei, brig Maria Romano Musla
vaenfine, swansea; schr John Manson, Manson BAl-
fimurc.
Cieared-stcamcrs Iecla Br) Mckay. Liverpool; Que
bee tBri Bennett do. AlhambFa Doane, ltniiax Nor-
man, NtckcrsOn, Philadelphia Gancu1. bearse, new
ship Jsccola Nckcrson, san Fraucsco bark Mn~
crva Brl Gregg MatlnZas. bark Arab lBr Landry -
Pierre Mq schrS Fannie Bailey Hutchinson. Cien-
fnea0s; Addie Walton. Hamilton, Bermuda; Nellie v.
Paine, Pierce, Georgetown. DCi II Rowe, Whitfe-
more, Baltimore.
Cronstadt and ) J Bogart; brig Mechanic.
BALTIMORE Aurl iu-ArrIyed, steamers A0ravtan
Grb Graham. Liverpool via Halifax. Smragossa,
4 Hooper savannah. schr Helen a Ames, Providence.
y Below-Brgs Geo sorry, from Cardenas, Jas Lam
b Cleared-steamer Blackstone Haueit, Providence;
barKs Tnria AUST Ferau Belfast rclaHfl; Patr oe
fBr) Morrison. Port do France Martnaue brig Labs
ery Devereux, MRfAnkas. schr Chas II Dow. Portland.
sailed-Bark Eip AustJ Belfast brig Torrent Carr
denas: schr clara Smtu, West Indies
4 CHARLESTON. April lg-Arryed; steamer Georgia,
Crowcll, New YORK, schr Katie Collins BALTIMORE.
Cleared-stcamcrs Champion, Lockwood, view York;
Virginia. Hunter, Philadelphia
SaIled--schr Benz hawkins, Boston.
GALVESTON. April ll-Gleared, stearpcr Carondclcts
McCreery and City y Waco, Greenman, tor sew Nosk
SAN FRANCISCO Aaril e-Cleared. enip Garnet. or
yer. Honolulu; bark Elizabeth Dousah OR. White As
tora. o.
Sailed list. shin Leicester tifrl. OHpt natOWH.
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CARDINAL MANNING,

~ believe that the Church has entered ~ new
period 81 IL action upon the word. In the hfst
three hundred years ir was entirely separated
nom al civil powers, ana prosecuted by them,
An tie seconu Derlaa Us alEn Po~ers became
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