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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

APRIL ship New
New York "A II curtis, MerrImgn,, DC: Mssdala lBr,'
stanley 40; Laura iBrl, s. John; Ns; sehIs Clara
Norma smith, do; Mary Monroe POrtiand Thomas n
FiSe sTot a Nandaii dos Comery, harwood do
GUASTASANo, March 20 mot 20 hl-saled. brigs sea
IiosG kosc March lin port 6arks KS. HeTrmon Mann
saMea FEB y bark Tamssa Gr Green, New York
lett, sosron 6th steamer CITY Of Vera Cruz Deaken,
Ss sT a ns
man Hanson LePrsuS iShTs sarah WALLACE; hrI.
sailed 5th bark Ea Moore CBr). Boston; eth, steamer
City d Merida, Revnolds, Vera Cruz; bark Brothers
H,sLiPlI April e-arrved. bark Grew Manders,rom
Nor, LiserDoo; brig chieain Brl cienueGos, TIN,
Eftn or F do EE,n SeI. .b s5 no. muags
Hong Kong, tor cebn and Sew York
l7h, Peerless tBr Miller, san Francisco 18th, bark
In port Feo 20 ship star Of the West Taylor for Liver
MArASzIs. April 5.Arrived, brEsy Merry. Bradley,
SON Philadelphia: sc.rs lnnis Lewis, Aidrch, do; L
N1clsAKi Feb i5-Arrivsd brig vesta. Percy. shang.
RIO JAxErno. April 2-saled, steamer ximosa Br,.
sHAxsHII fcb s7-sailed, bark star Of jamaica CBr,
siseAsoHr, Te6 l5-Tn port ship VIM Woodbury.. Cur
st faos,s, n rem laArrived. bark ysrrsgansett,
brig Evening star CIT. scott GuaaaouPs: r.,
Thompson New YORK; schr Q Eo@msiL Rogers Phil!
81 Joass NJ. April s-sailed. steamer Newfoundland,
81 joaS. NB. April 7-Arrived bark Abram YOungtBD.
Arrived %, schr Opera CBD, Fowler. New York
TAoAL, Feb s-saned bark McGivefy, Jewstt Mel.
YaSsovrH. Ms. Eareh 27-Arrivsd. sch Morton cRE,
Bell, New YORK.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Aprn 5-Arriyed, steamer Z Knight
Chichester, New York: schr Couer tBr, 81 John.
,BosTox April 7-Arrived steamer GlaucuS Bearse,
wsney s sDce Srg' Hstis Sam
.cieared~s,esmers Oriental. Hedge, savannah;
depnia; General whitney, IlaIlett New york; Read
Corn Palermo Ssr,, wade England Via 6oboy; bria
Henretta iBri. Decent Bsrbsdos; schTs y Miller,
muia; William Buck, Miller Baltimore, Isaac RIch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mercedita and saxon
Bass cn Palermo schs hss sS
fr0TeRc sss wb9 hSsy e ssw o
's Below ship Helene Ger. Rsschen, nom iv.
sarf fsdf Foam Mna 5spkR Berg from s o
I'h-Arriyed, steamer Joan v Garrett New forxi
iR e s s ehde
LverpOol Rabuelo Ian. Mortola Bristol. Freys Norl
s9u uaaiS sf ds Bertoo1o DanGrE Ss Nose, psy
xn,sSo Ia Kas Nswms Sewmau PoriSn HAM
m2nd, Goldthgaits. DO jesse leach. Johnson, Long
son, bowen, DO; Lizzie Young. Town.end Boston;
Providencs. WIN Marvel o'Kseis; Hoooksn; Tbo;
Proyideqcsi gSeorse L. Ess.snden, Besbs ssl
sa Morgan sue Gale SS 6sr2 ioas
Boston Ssry fsmericS. Rsssts, PsovidsnSs
WIN Alien, Jones. New York; James a ioyt, Lyon, dol
P Psdasy Hs E fss5s s f
ae Ts sr SeM oadoS Pomsrog RySn
B0s0n Lottie Taylor DO; Harriet homas. Lemon, AL
lyns Point, &C TrYon, Matthew'S Providences Joseph
Fish. kowley, New York Irene Meservey' Meser-
Below-Steamer Re5ecca clyde, childs, from Will
mngton, Nc bark Bella Nudge tBrl, Mason. Liyerpool
brigs George Latlmer Morris. Ponce PHi r. Barnard
WHISKY, Sagua winnie Miller, Davis CardenaA
Cieared--feamcrs city Of san Antonio, termination
New York Fanny Cadwaiiader, Foster. do Darks
Happy Home ir), Coalhcet Antwerp Aord (Norl, Ian.
brig Skiold Csnr. Salvesen, Yalenca schrs john ".
Converse, Pummcr. West indes Jesse Murd0ok Chr1s-
tie Boston kaue q. Robinson. Champion, do.
sailed ship Nnrylani Ger. Brenen. bark Inor
Nor), Cory; brig Mathildc tSw), Cadz. -,
BRUNSWICK. Ca April 6-Arrived. schr Lizzie Maui,
Savannah.
7th-Arrived, bark "Rioxan st Thomas
Eearcd-Scbr Alice y bardtner, PhiladelpniA.
BULL klYkh April ARRIVED, bark Emanuel 'sweh
BATH, April G--saiOd pchr ) Biokmore, Thompson.
.sRisfQL. April s-saiisd, sehr Nellie Carr, Baker.
New York.
s.CH4REEsToS, April s-salisd, bark Atlantic DD.
4th-1lfived, schr Johanna Doughty. DouEhty savAn.
sailod-schrs Henry Means smith, jackson vIilo Il
w McCollev, Doughty, Elizabeth city, No. -.
7hArrved BARK Rio de Ia Plata fBr, Nc Looa Liver.
$50 arrived, Virginia. Hunter Philadelphia
Iiearcd -Steamers South Caroline. Nickcrson, New
I YoIxg Raleigh, Onyer Baltimore ship Island Home
(Brl, smith, Jnited kngiom Darlen. parks sarah
Ellen 1877, Ellis Cork Narm0Ta tBr), Downle, tttll
Jca Boyd hr, Bills, DVbhui ALBANIA tBrl, scott LAY
| "sssd-sssspor flag Lockwood. BosGons bart Reb'
| Calvert
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new YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL 1875-oUADRUPLE
schr charles Lawrence. Adams virginia.

sehr Charles Lawrence. Adams, Virginia
sc sST l sars PSy, &C. f HaM Sv tams
chr Storm King, ,Ladd, virginia Tor Keyport
sehr Kit carson !iamllto9 yirsinia for frovidencs
sehr Enoch Moore, Chambers, GEORGETOWN. DC.
Sour Howl. Ta9e. baltimore S'T ior New Haven
schr Forest Oak, Parker: baltimore for New Haven
schr uershel Chambers Baltim9re for proyidensse j,
den Sa. ,'A1O"' e'''0' ''ea'''' =
schr s Miller, Jarvis. Philadelphia for Boston
schr NJ eroomall Douglass Phadephia ior Boston.
scnr May, simpson Philadelphia Tor boston.
SeVen l2s FOR Bos
schr $ Hewitt Foster, Phiadelphla for Boston.
schr Alice y sassett Philadelphia FOR wareham
schr Thomas Boden, Chorben Philadelphia Tor Fail
schr Ocean Wave somers Philadelphia for FAN
schr Alethea, smith Phiadelphia for Boston
schrJ Alderdice Biockhill Philadelphia for Provi-
sehr wilson, cromby, PhiaaelphIa for Bridgeport
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soUr6.
Steamer City OF New Bedford Fish. New Bedford
steamer Aoatross DAVIS Fan RIVER new YORK. with
steamer Tnens, Young Providence for New York.
with mdse and passengers
o Anchor ana IS Cd Ge
schr Niagara Thompson, Bridgeport Tor New York,
schr = . urtis simmons welIneet for New York.
schr Yosemite, Mott Roslyn for New York.
ehr U9n h sae d p Ssw 99E
schr Hunter, Green, Dlgnton Tor New York.
Schr Only son, Meader. Providence tor New York.
schr Kate scranton Palmer, Providence for New
YORK.
Schr William James, HOughton, Hyannts tor New
York.
Schr Prudence Haisey. Providence for New York
schr Sarah Blake, Blake, Somerset for New York.
Schr Comet Terry Warren for New York
Scnr Frances (Br Sargent, New London for New
York.
SchrJ Horton Jones, vineyard Haven for New
York.
schr Washburn, Hathaway. Taunton for New York.
Schr Herbert Manton. Croweli Somerset Tor New
York.
Schr II A Forsyth Hobbie, Stamford Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer George Cromwell. Bacon, New York for Port
land.
scnr Excelsior, Watts New York for Providence.
Schr II wilson, CLARKE, Elizabethport tor Provi-
dence.
schr VIM McCobb, Bradley, New York for wareham.
Schr Elavilla Paine, New York for Provincetown.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP April CARVED, barks Levanter. vesper.
Baltimore; Florida Sw) Andersen, Boston.
Sailed TIN, steamer Nederand BelgJ James, Phadel-
phia
BRIsroL April 7--Arrived, bark Lindola Nor). Ros.
trup. New York.
BELFAST April 7-Arrived bark uiadem CBr) Williams,
Bull River, SC.
DEAL April 7-Arrived bark Unico ltaD. ohvara'
New York Tor Dundee
FALMOUTH. April 7-Arrived. bark Sjomanden (Nor),
Tansen Baltimore (see below
FAYAL-Arrived, snip Uncle Joe, Chase, Norfolk tor
Liverpool and sailed-see below
GLASGOW. April 6-Sailed, banks wimburn (Br). NC
DougalL Pictou; Queen OF Hearts (Br). Brennan Mira
michi
HAMBURG, April 5-Arrved, ship Helen Morris Chase,
Howands Island arrived March 25 brig
Aradus GER. Ahrens. Wilmington Nc
HAvRE, April 5-Arnved, ship William tBr), Hilton
Charleston; bark NJ Mcneil, Jordan, New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL, April 7-saed ship caope tBr). Sinclair,
New York.
Sailed 9TH bar6s Matilda Hilyard (Br) Brooks United
staes Champion tBr, Killam, do; Margaret Br), Bar
kerr do; TIN, Illinois, shackford, Philadelphia.
Arrived 9th, barks Emily (Br. Riddle New Orleans;
7th, Tarpeian (Br). Young. Galveston.
LONDON April 7-Arrived, ship China CSw), Fernstrand,
San Francisco bark Henrik Ibsen Nor) Thorsen, New
York.
LIxARD April ION. ship western Chief (Br), Hill,
from Boston for London.
LEGnoRs-Sailed, bark Milo (Br, Robbins, United
States.
MADRAS April 6-Arrived ship Valiant, Durham.
Boston.
QUEENSTOWN, April CARVED barks Vale Of NTH (Br)
Westray, San Francisco; 7th lone tBr). Hutton, do
Also arrived 7th, steamer Kenilworth (Br). Prowse
Philadelphia for Liverpool; brig Elizabeth Thompson
(Br) Thomas, Belize, Hon, for Liverpool (see below
SINGAPORE, April Tin port, ship Tirre Morgan from
Cardin, to sail sa me day tor Maulmein.
TRxEL, April 6-Saied bark Mary Marshall (Br,
Lent Cardiff brig Daisy BoyntonL Appleby, do.
WATERFORD April 6-Arrived, steamer Presnltz Br),
Sargent, Philadelphia.
YARMOUTH April 6Ariived. bark Energie (Nor). John
son, New Orleans
Arrived at -, April Z Hotspur from United States;
"A Soul," do
LONDON April IA telegram from Lisbon states that
ship Inspector Orb Thomas, from Greenock for New
York and bark Twilight (Br9 Hattrick. Pensacola
for Liverpool had both put into Fayal repair dam
ages and rehtted and proceeded their
ported as having arrived at Liverpool April g.
Ship Uncle Joe. Chase from Norfolk for Liverpool
into Faya with buwarks stove and part OF staHchons
gone
Ship San Rafael (Br) Atkin from San Francisco Sept
via Valparaiso tor Queenstown has spoken
leaking badly.
Bark siomanden (Norl. Tansen, from Baltimore,
rived at Falmouth to-day with loss Of wheel and OF
her crew.
Brig ElizsbetrF Thompson (r from Belize for Liver
pool has put into Queenstown much damaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08

dom ana breadth OF treatment quite mastery.
Both the composition and the color are good, and
the WORKS are hienly nnlsncd, without that broad
ness or treatment peculiar 10
BRETON SCHOOL.
The merit or the work we are glad 70 say was i'm
medatelY Recognized, and IL was purchased
Almost az soon as he exhibition was opened, and
mad the honor OF being the first work sold
tnis season. DAVID Neal, student,
o the Munich school sends a female head OF re-
markaoe beauty. IL Is painted win so much
yigor that IL seems absolutely alive. The mOdei-
ling Is nrm and decided. and in IT'S treatment II
resembles the work OF she ola painters ia ITS ear
nestness aud simplicity. Close 10 10 IS W0man's
head by Eaton, admirable in color, and painted
win great dash. There are large number OF
works deserving attention, which we VIII return
10 another time. The exhibition opens 70 the
pubic to-day, and Will, no doubt, receive the
attention IL merits.
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ARRIVALS.
REPoRTKD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPoRTKD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
xhopa c.p ana @ 10 and S. sS
henderson Brothers april LAT - e \ Ion y u y:
cunard steamer Steering eastward: SIN LAT a q n lon
so Whs s!aT 1ou noe ea'. easa IN 40
miles sandy hooK passed an Ease line steamer
Island, showing letters . c, bound west supposed
Steamer ssitssr9aa CBsgl, JssksoS Antwerp March
with s,al In 1t; April lat ~ Al, Ion % 90 passed nu
steamer Leo Daniels Fernandins March Is and Port
Roya 4sth Win mise ana PASSENGERS 70 nc ee peEs
er and drifted about until the 3s when We were taken
Hampton Roads a. before reported Was towed to this
s,eSfnsr san salvador. Niekerson. savannah April 5
with ndse and passen 70 " Garrison An .
with mdse ana Dessengers 70 james " omnard 4 60.
and sorolk VIII mdss and gPs.engss 70 shs old pc
m MN roa namston RoaSs '"e " '@
stea@sr Haitsrss swift Baltimore. with mdse to tho
steamer Albemsrs, giees Lewss Del Win mdse
up eyseersai 81 Der 81 cane
~ day. Tlsa 9ss y n Creased ne Eaasor NaTep ~
ship Philosopher tot Liverpool Evans Calcutta Dec
IS with dse 70 erder passed Cape Coed Hope rsS
snS ~ h ~, Ion y .poSe sho Lenore Of and rom
I hTTsP f or fa lSh Sp lazy Cairns
lat ~ lon 81 as bark Queen tBrl from Melbourne
snip Cornelius Grinnell Borland London FEB IS and
Isle " wight l7b, with mdse and one passenger 70
died OF CONSUMPTION, ! -. - ~. :, xr,u..
Feb 81 with m1se 10 Grinnel, Mlnturn Co
gsrk La.esr hui aan ess o q aa Hans s
snd cross a ~ EQUATOR March ) IN long q ";
Wiz Ds' md.S e 4 Meyer vessel 70 FSnch Edys
ssrk Prospsro diap Rerstto, Rochester q days in
Barx Nero utal. Costello GLASGOW - days with coal
Ears lucille tofst John, NIB. Andrews Cork IS days
in ballast 70 VIM Ingns anchored a. sandy Hook for
Eark Juven;a tEor Knudseu- Limerick days in
lars Margare,na tAusp sappa. Belfast q days in
bark csttardin dtaD Msgnasco, LavOna &C days, in
Bars zo r1renzo dtaD, Brlgnetl Genoa CO. days with
marble aud RAGS 70 Phillips sons, passed Gibraltar
4 Bark niiy simpson tof Windsor Nsl. Curry Palermo
Jan "a with fruit = Levein Rose vessel 70 Master
/ BarE james 4 Wsri, Lesegang, Matanzas Jan via
Bermuda - days with SUGAR, &C. 70 James "ara
4 BarK Idaho, Richardson, sienfuegos u days. with
BRIG sweensy Cof Harrinston), Cola Cork 20 days
RIG Gsnitore fsl CItaI Frsnga, Bremen 20 days IN
! ballast 10 Funcn, dye 4 Co. -
fruit % lawrence, GIies Coz vessel 70 SQUIRE Bros
A. Loehsma tof Truro Ns) Maeistrom, Guantanamo
IS days win sugar 70 cabsllos; vessel 70 Whit
Brr Acslis Thuriow 0aiison cardenas, 10 DAYS with
moasscs anu meiado 70 n Howell, son 20 vessel 10
schr Geo White house of Portland. swln. % DAYS
from cardenas with sugar 70 order VeSel y master
| irom carisnas for New YORK. ~.
: chr Vim y .knishion Knighion hatsnzss via Old
chr Israel snow, Hatch. Haracea - aays, with trait
20 uai " vessel p wsnss nIaau,o rnle, Fla i,
! days wiia 1--we oak 10 master. Ihe bound ts
| tohr " h Kutan. Wooley. virginia
fchf alllnofs, nltR. virginia
sssR1 s!ss asss 5 ii"Issa tsi Issssss
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THE CENTENNIAL

CONVENTION OF DELEGATES OF THE VARIOUS
INDUSTRIES OF MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, April I, 1875.
In response TO call issGed by the Board OF
State Managers, appointed 10 organize and ar
range the various Industries OF Massachusetts, for
proper representation at the Centennial Exhibi-
tion in Philadelphia IN 1874 q convention OF DEL
egates from and representatives OF various indus
lrial associations boards or trade and societies OF
art and industry was neld IN tins city to-oay.
There was a large attendance, including delegates
from the Worcester Board OF Trade, the Worcester
County Mechanics Association, the Boston ART
Cub and the Worcester County Agricultural 30
ciety. The Centennial Board OF Finance OF PhIla.
delpnia was represented by Governor Bigler ana
Messrs. Wlnsor, Wetheroee, Snortrldge, Little and
Street. Colonel Hood and Mr.. WEIGH. OF Phladel-
pha, were also present Fhe convention was
called 10 order by Mr.. George u. Loring, VINO
delivered the opening address.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains are
informed that by teegraphing to the HERAfD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals at ami depart
European ports. and other ports abroad Of
American all loreigl vessels trading with the
United States, the with cabled TO this country
tree OF charge ana published
Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arriv-
ing at New York 10 BY addressing to such vessels
care OF HERALD yachts pier mol East River New
York Letters received IRON all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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NOTICE no MARINERS

Capt Decker, OF achr Jane Fmson, Of Rapport ~,
which arrived NJ rrovdrn1e GIN ron Baltimore. re.
ports The 80 met ly O'Clock a. Shout enc nile we,s
az Point Judith. dufug dense tOR struck annkeh
wreck which caused The vessel to leak very padly,
Keeping tae pamps constantly work tor " hours DO.
lore she o0ul4 Be freed from water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08

Steamers Algeria (Brl. Liverpool Ashland. savannah
Georgia. Charleston; Benefactor Wilmington NC; Alb
bosiordBr Philadelphia; brig Bhtz Ger Exc ter; schr
Emma Hea Their, Demerara.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08

Bark Thomas . stowe CBr), from Lvtfpool Tor Gsl'
bourne, 81 DAYS 0uL March 7, 1T - loh ~ -. -.
.N6Hr Dayla " f0leK, IRON. AAtanhM TOT nsW h0Fks
March ~, 90 gArysiort Acwk TIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08
THE DOCK COMMISSION.

Mayor Wickham has resolved TO reappoinL Ca p
tam Budd OF the Dock Commission, whose Term
shortly expires, In view OF that gentleman's en-
cheney.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH APRIL AND MAY.
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BELOW.


Bark Ceres GER. from Liverpool
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05

RECEPTION The Third Georgia regiment
OF the late Confederate army, one hundred and
twenty five strong, Col. Claiborne Sneed, cou-
manding. arrived from Augusta, Ga, at Ports
mouth, Va, where they commenced holdiog
their annual encampment yesterday. A large
number of ladies', civil dIgnitaries and members
of the press accompany them. The visitors
we're received with the widest demonstrations
OF welcome, amid the booming of cannon, the
explosion of fire works, and display of trans
pareneies Several streets we're impossible on
account Of the crowd that gathered to witness
the arrival of the soldiers. The mayor aud
other distinguished citizens welcomed the
Georgaps at Oxford Hall. The escort by the
Confederate soldiers Of Portsmouth was i'm
posing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05
COM Nj EkCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, August 5.-Receipts
of Wheat are large, and the market is active
and very firm at an advance; offerings of 56l2
bushels, with sales Of white at al and l46 for
good to prime and red at l2O, l25 and 1870 for
common to fair, 1875, 1876 and 1877 for good, and
l40, al. l45 and l46, latter for strictly prime
strictly choice lot brought 1853. Corn is quiet
and unchanged; offerings of 1892 bushels with
sales of mixed at IS. Rye is firm and receipts
are improving; offerings of 4S2 bushels, with
sales at 80 and g. Oats are less firm, and prices
are la2c off; sales at 81, "a and ST, with offerings
of 432 bushels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05
LExANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, AUGUST S.

The New York Times has been looking into
the cost Of living. Rents. clothing and food
are the three principal departments of family
expenditure, and to them the inquiry is d.
rected. In the matter of rents there has BEEN
on the whole, marked reduction. The de-
mand has increased for mid dle.c class houses,
while frst-class ones have suffered, the rent bav-
ing fallen about twenty-five per cent. In the
matter of clothing, the reduction has been not
upon the high priced goods, of which the i'm
portation has decreased, but upon the medium
and poorer qualities. About as much is paid
for food as two years ago. Taking these
branches of expenditure into account, the net
reduction of family expenses is about one-fifth,
provided the standard of living remains the
same as two years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05
PORT or .dLsIA.vDRxa, dUG UsT S.
Sun rose.........5 6 Moon sets ...... 9 %
Sun sets .........-...7 High water....... w
ARRIv ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to Brodera s. Co.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Currloman, to a Reed.
Schr Maria Pierson, New London, to Ameri
can Coal Co.
Schr Uncas, New London, to American Coal
Company.
Schrs D Mary Gray, Henry L May, VIM
Jones, F Baker and Katie Collins.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by A
Reed.
Schr Ellen Tobn, Jersey City, by American
Coal Co.
SchrJ V Wellington, Boston, by B Bissell.
Schr Paine, Boston, by j p Agnew.
Schr Stephen Morgan.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Mary Augusta, hence, at Boston 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05

The annual banquet OF the Lord Mayor Of
London took place last night. Mr.. Disrae
made speech, in which he said that peace
prevailed in Europe, and in his opinion would
continue to prevail. In reviewing the work of
Parliament he alluded to the incident of the
Shipping bill, aud said that in proposing the
measure the Government had been assisted
not coerced, by public opinion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05
MARRIED..

By Elder w. R. d. Moncure, July rs, at the
residence Of the brides father, Mr. ALEXAN-
DER YOUNG and Miss ELIZABETH ROB
ERSON, both of Stafford.
By the same July 9th, al Spring Hill" the
residence of the brides mother, VIM. 7. DIX,
OF Fredericksburg, and Miss ANNIE daughter
Of the late James Merton, ESQ.,, of Stafford.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05

The grain receipts at the Baltimore elevators
for July were 62e, POP bushels of wheat and
445,e79 bushels of corn, being an increase in the
wheat receipts, and decrease in corn compar-
ed with July of last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05

The following is a specimen of how the col.
ored radical politicians in North Carolina talk.
John Page, negro and radical candidate for
convention from Chowan county, North Caro-
lima, says:-"1f the Republicans get hold of
the convention, We intend to give the white
folks hell, d-n them. We will have no such
thing as color distinction 10 anything"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05
Cy7.f:IL CO.n.nERCE,

Arrived-Boats T L Belts, Rechsbites, VIM
barrow, Porter, j Ii PARROT ir and D
Stewart, to American Coal Co; T Dixon, TO
Baen Avou Coal Co; Thos Moore, to Georges
Creek Coal and Iron Go.
Departcd-Boats 5 LLOYD, P Agnew VIM j
Booihe, jr., Recnsbtes, T l. Belts, a J Clark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05

The election Ct one hundred and twenty del,
egates to Constitutional Convention, called
by the last Legislature Of North Carolina, takes
place to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05

DR.. FRANKLIN's BAD MANNERS. MIR. AL.
bert Rhodes, 10 his recent work Oh The
French at Home, in speaking OF DR.. Frank
lin, says:
:" Although the philosopher was popular
with the French people generally, as the repre-
sentative Of the democracy, he was disIiked by
the leading aristocrats, like Louis XVI, Marie
Autoioette, and Mime. de Crequy. The latter
thought him anything but gallant. At re-
past where she sat alongside Of him, and where
he was habited 10 the memorable brown coat,
brown waistcoat, brooches of same and cravat
striped with red, she thus records her impress
sion: That which | saw most remarkable 10
him was his mode of eating eggs. He emptied
five or six into goblet, miuglng salt, pepper
and butter, and thus made jolt ragout phia-
delphique. He cut with his knife the pieces
Of melon he wished to eat aud he bit the as
paragus, 10 place of cutting off the point with
his knife on the plate and eating it properly
with fork. You perceive it was the mode Of
a savage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05

Gov. Tiden, of New York, yesterday gave
complimentary dinner, at Saratoga Lake, to
the Maryland and Virginia Boundary Commits
sion. About forty guests we're present, among
them Governors Hoffman, Hendricks and Cur
rim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05

The Louisville Courier-J ournal says that Nc
Creary's election is conceded by thirty thous-
and majority, and the returns from the noun
tain counties may bring his majority up to forty
thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-05

The State Board Of immigration are discuss
iug the proposed publication descriptive of
Virginia, for the Information of immigrants.