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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-06-19

CONDEMNATION JURY.-The Water Board of
Baltimore city has ordered Samuel F. Butler,
Esq, Sheriff Of Baltimore county, to summon
twenty freeholders to serve as jury of inqui-
stion, to condemn land for the use of the city in
the laying of the conduit line for the permanent
supply Of water from the Gunpowder. The
Sheriff has summoned the following gentlemen
in accordance with Section $50 of Article 4, of
the Code of Public Local Laws:
Thomas G. Worthington, II. Clay Ridgely, J.
E. Crout, G. Lyon Rogers, Edward Powers, Ed
ward F. Abell, Rich'd T. Maynard, Samuel P.
Storm, Saml w. Worthington, DR.. A. S. Bald
win, DR.. w: L. Allender' Thos. A. Elliott, John
T. Marshall, Pleasant Hunter, John Merry
man, Benz. Gorsuch, VIM. 7. Hoffman, Jacob
M. Pearce, Joseph Passano, John Bond.
The above jury is ordered to meet on the
premises, corner of Hartford Turnpike and Erd-
man avenue, on Thursday, July LIST at 10 o'cl'k.
The case of John Erdman will be taken up
first; that of August Henley on the Sd and
that of Frederick M. Reuter- on the 7th of July.
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PLOTTS' STAR ORGANS
Combine beauy, durability and worth. Send
for illustrated catalogue before buying. Ad-
dress the manufacturer, EDWARD PLOTTS
Washington, IL. je19.-4m.
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W NJ. CURSE q SON,
U. q BOX 24R Baltimore. Md.
o. P. MACGILL,

rs" Orders received at No. South H0LLI-
DAY Street, by WILLIAM j. C0RSE.
Feb. 27.-tf.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-24
Rio Vista silver aud Copper Mining
Company.
z cgtYEas pE HgHlNs, GENOA

Rio Vista silver nnd COPPER MINING
"h'Pah!'
z CChIEpS oF WORMS. GENOA
4 A Mining District Nevada Notice is hereby
g4vyu, taat bENl,A =. E3G!i, uut 81 tue ,us
uWu,ts oE tEe u lung claims, located and oNB.
I'd 10y tbe "llio Vista silver Hhd oplmf Mining
Co." Ia Gg'iua Mining Dl,tIlt bouEiaF rauHty
&uEaGa, Las appended la ihr year a. u, 1874,
uIuu said elsims, Tor latur ana o,mtr ntotfsnff
expenditures. tie kuIu 81 thnr hunUrru sna
slaty du.hrs, IN United stat He!d tHn, tn Ees
rrrja.gn NilA thp Act ut t,Hrp -, IN 4tltt "Aa
Act to r.ofsota ,Ho deNtlupCmeut ui thu mining
resource - Tie Hai' Il states, approved Say
10, A. j.. lsi2. Ana that .ht y0-oNHttE n ltl sujd
Ffrh af. fs.otiir.a futau'flhntr their 1ruNuftluu
ct thrsa.a Expenditures uaHrl4. Aua. Iulprt
n. gI,.t.Ifffs. fla san. al - Gt. tuW, ItlrF ".
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-24
NOT ICE,
Lee Roy silver and Copper Mining Go.
oCATIoN OF NINE, GENOA NlD-

OCATION OF NINE, GENOA Nta-
n ing District, NoNada,-Sotice is lptchy
given that HENRY ). FITCH, one OF the co
owners OF the mining claims. located and own.
ed by the lie Roy Silver and Copper Mining Co.,
situate in Genoa Mining district. Douglas
county. Nevada. has oAp, ndcd in the year A. u.
1874, the sum of twenty-five dollars Ia United
statcs gold coin, upon said claim, IN accord.
ancr with the Act of Congress, entitled, AN
Act to promote the deNelop.m,flt uf the mining
resources OF the United States" approved May
10, A. u. 1872, and that the co.UwB,rs With
said Fitch are required to contribute their IRE.
portion OF the said expenditures. namely: You,
simon Il. Walsh, the sum of IS cent?, you, 1ettr
W. kandlc the sum OF - ccntS; You, William
Burns, the sum Of 93 c.nts you, George God.
frey, the sum of ~ cents. you. John W. Brown,
the sum OF 62 cents; You, Johnathan hitiildge,
the sum of 81 ~; you, James Root, the rum OF
- cents; you. Louis II, Eoneshell, ~ cents. you,
Josiah Moulton, II ~: you, Joseph A. ,hirio,
the sun OF - Is; you, -, B. Francis, the sum
Of 20 cents you, David Bowie, the sum OF ~
cents: YOU. Samuel Theodore. th. sum Of ~
cents; you, Gardner Elliott, tile sum 81 II
cents; you, the administrator, executor, or legal
reprs, natives OF Charles l.. Fitch, deceased,
the sum oil - 25; You, the administrator, .A.
epitor. or legal representatives Of George W.
Nicp,rson d,yvn,.d, the siin If - c.nts.-all
in the gold ana silver eoii Of the United States,
and il at the .ApiIation Of 10 days, after the
publication Of this notice, You, or either or you,
isil or r,fus. TO contribute such proportion
upon your several shares, and make payment TO
the undersigned, the interest of delinquent par
tbs in the said mining claim and property thall
and Will become the property of the tnsl,r.
signed who has made the required expenditures
san Francisco, California, February 10th, A.
II. 1915. HENRY b. FITCH,
s3s California St., Room 2.
fcl3-oaw.?pd
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
% SEE eable pc ~

snir 81 LAvRxseK CBp, johnson, from san Francisco
Tor LyesPoo Se9re resore put INC 4sap1lSo Apr
ami thrown overheard IRON ~ 10 ~ tons OF cargo The
hs a. ana would 81 easily stopps sns would com 8r
tIuus her voyage IN a few days
BARK ADxLA tBri, Barnett from Boston for 81 Johns.
M before ne, port VI des
tinaEion Apri 2s somewnat damaged BY ico
has been sod-understcod to Dc put under Tie EnSsa
Hag-terms private.
BEIe spnrHIse tof 81 ThomsS. Olsen, from Hondura,
int Key West April "a iesking badly - -
JS.s wASD from y for
skc was supplied anl sailed same iay.
scnR LarsIz ssr Parker q Portland ssTa from Dem:
anu ran snort OF provisions
eas SOaIssasa O, a. gr TsswssSsry IRON Pern,n
2eh Inst In lat 81 Ion TO- with both mssts ana Dowspr
s sSppo S' Win iy ,si Ssd sSns - -
scaa cEoResTqA LAwAEScx Brewster, hence 20 h An
81 ashors AZ sort Lgyes. 1ht got % On the rico q
the tide and proceeded.
scaE Ebix WAzLns, Barnes from Richmond tor Rio
sa wa r. 9u osSF S y sf aoR5Ss A s q
scHR L,szR NAvL, seui. nom grunswice Ga, Tor New
sS n hHs an ~ a ~ sS mas a
when hsqyy sea was ROLLING and the vessel was rs
70 O. sssiag am p9s were pI' V woTh
within three IRON the time toe leak was dseov
u lar anI S ysPesrd NE saS wssrosssa Ana viii
20 on the dry dock Tor rcps,rA
s9 dSsa p e sSassa % M ss ye'
her esn.ro buar struck on rock opposite tne wnArves
~ that city wltn such Eofee A. 70 s-sa hfoaxh fg case
log her started hcr Ia leaginR yadly tnat
she had towed BACK AlexauO ria Tor repairs
ioKi water y rapiaIy hat Eas ess,snes oths erSs
q another vessel was rsqnr y hsr pumps ~ orasr 70
she wal m0orod 10 the shig yard wharf, Il Was 0unc
that sh0 would sink II other means were not AloD ed.
sent tue assistance OF tbs
resssd vessel, and WORKED AZ her IRON nine o'el0ok
Tuesday nlaht anal about ten clock wednesday morn.
Ing wnen the donkey engine Of the tu2 katis Wise
put 70 work pumping ner oat ana y beeame apaar9nt
that win aud tho assistance Of her own,
could kept aOat unul se could b. hanlcd up ON tue
w3ys hole had 70 ~ cur IN ner sda ~ order hat the
fire engine might WORK effectively ~ pumping IN wasr
cat o. her.
Capt Mason, OF ship George Hurlbut AZ Esnore from
MObie, reports taat GU March ~ ohnra shaw seaman.
81 Boston, iell from aiott and was instantly killed
GL0Uoss9yn April fs~Sohr sta Scott IRON Georges
Phnks reports the loss o. John WAson, . svhnaa ga
toe Sch lash
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HORSE NOTES.

Mr.. John Hunter sole yesterday morning. 10
Messrs. Harbeck 4 Johnson, with their engage
ments the chestnut lilly Austratind, 8 years, oy
mp. Australian, dam Dolly Carter tDrotner 20 Joe
Daniels, ana the chestnut colt Sunburst, years,
by Planet, dam Bette Ward. The lilly engaged in
the Fordnam Handicap Sweepstakes. the Belmont,
ladies', Jerome, Hunter and Maryland Stakes TO
be run at Jerome PARK; Travers, Alabama and
kenner Stakes. To De run At Saratoga. ana Cnesa-
peake and PreakDess Stakes, 10 be run at Balti-
more THIS season. TIE colt engaged
IN the Nursery Stakes. to be run at
Jerome Park, ana the Saratoga and Kentucky
stakes, 10 be run ut Saratoga this season;
also he PreaEness stakes At Baltimore. 1876 the
Belmont ana Jerome Stakes 1876 and the Travers
and kenner Stakes AT saratoga. 1876. The prices
pato nave not transpIred. Messrs. Haroeck John
son Will seud AuStralind and SunDurst 70 BalJi-
more thus evening, wnere they Will De taken Ia
enarge aud trained tor tlelr engagements py Epn.
Sneaker.
rhe purses advertised 70 close last night for the
saddle and wagon trots TO take place at Feetw God
Fark on TUESDAY mkt, filed as follows: Saddle
race, HasieLts b. e. sherman, Ben. Mace's s. M
Wasnburn Maid anu Splan's b. g. Chester. wagon
race GilDert's g. q Harry Gllbert. NanderbilG's Dr.
II. Kate Hughes Dan. Maces D. T. Uncle Bill, con-
nor's b. N. Walden Maid, PattersonB b. e. William
Walsh, Murpny's D. N. Lady Trmble ana SplaD's
b. q. Middleton.
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Bark Amalia Garguilo utan. Jaccarinc. Trieste-sio
coNich A Go.
hrig hos rurrnll, Thompson, Arroyo-L W 4 Arm
strong.
Brig Pathfinder rBp. Cousins, ST Thomas-Heney
Parker.
Bris Ellen Stewart Miller, cardenas-Jas Borland
4 Co.
Brig sweeney. White, Matanzas-Rrett Son Co.
Brig Akbar, Thompson, Sagua-.impson CLAMP x co.
Schr James abbot Croker, Cardenas-Chase, Tat
boz 4 co.
Schr Ebenezer tRr), Bethel, Nassau NP-James Doug
lass.
schr Carrie d Allen, Newcomb, Baracoa-B Wen
berg.
sehr Nulato. Small st George. NB-chas L snow.
schr khoda Taylor Gardner. Corpus Chrlsti-Iupper
A Beare.
Schr Bennington. Edwards. New orleans-R II Drum
moud
schr A Emerson, Lib5ey, Jacksonvie-Aivah Mudg
EFT
sleeve 4 Co
schr Charley woolsey, Ellis. Batmore-slagnt
Petty.
,Se9r Laura Francis Kelly New Bedforu-Ferguson A
sloop Ed Crolius James South Amboy-I Gregg.
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OBITUARY.
JOHN c. GREEN, MERCHANT.

JOHN e. GREEN, MERCHANT.
Mr. Jonn C. Green. VINO died early yesterday
morning at New Brlahto !, :. l., at the age OF
seventh eight years, was one or the most distin-
guIsHed and honored merchants OF this country
lie was born Ia New Jersey, and became a CLERK
in the mouse OF y. L. G. Griswold In South street.
he early evinced very narEed traits OF character
he made many voyages for Griswold 4 Co. on the
snip Panama supercargo. ana was also IN.
trusted with vessels sent TO South America. In
1888 ne went to Canton and entered toe house or
Russell Co. IL n said Of hlm Dy an eminent
merchant wnO lived IN the same house with
him during the wnole period OF nia residence
abrOaJ nat be bore himself with sucn up
rlentness and 8ound himself faithfully 70 all
ha trusts that he became distinguished example
Tor younger men IN tue city, Nnile on hls voyages
by ceaseless applicatlon man 81 rare cnltuIe IN
tbe mercantile community. Vale In China he
accumulated q large fortune and larger reputS-
tlo1 Tor commercial abllty ana lolty int rag.
lie was "A man VI sterling sense and judgment
almost unerring. On mis- return 20 New iorK in
1889, he married daughter OF the late George
Grfswoid, and continued ms commercial business
with great success. tie nas Deeu ior mauv years a
OIL ectOr OF tile Bsns OF Commerce aud a maU aver
OF ami bOunttiul oene9ctOr 10 many OF the eadinx
charitable, benevolent aud literary institutions or
this city. de was prominent a. a patron OF tue
New York University, OF Whicn ne vas, at
one time, President. In 1853 nc became a mem
Der oil tue CnsmDer oil Commerce, IN which body
his merits were Acknowledged 70 be or the MODEST
order. HIS gIfls 70 Princeton College ana otner
institutions were iudicIous and muni1cent, and
RIs private bounttes we're almost without limit
During the rebellion his counseis and MS contrbu-
tons to the public service were important aud
constant. He was answering ano unhesitatlng
in bis advice and action, never fatering wuere ne
saw the right He was brother Of chancellor
FREDERICK Frenngnuysen, senator from New Jsr.
ser. He leaves very large fortune.
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FIRE ON DUANE STREET.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM sUFFocAIoS OF E1aH
FIREMEN.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM sUFFocATIoN OF EIGHT
FIREMEN.
At about halfpasl ten oc ock last night patrol
man Of the Third precinct discovered smoke issu-
ing from the suo-cellar OF the five story Driek
building No. l22 Duane street, corner
OF Church, streer, occupied by Paul Zuhz,
importer OF fancy glass. An alarm was quickly
telegraphed and q detachment OF engines
came promptly 10 the scene. The suo-cellar was
stored TO lis fullest exteat with bales of glassware
packed In straw, and the noke was consequently
OF a very suffocaIing nature The hatchways lead
ing TO the cellar, which quite deep, forced
open by the nremen, and ladders placed inside,
down which number or the men, headed by
Chleis oi Battalion Bonner and Roe carrying the
hose, efecLed an entrance.
The SMOKE at This time was issuing from the
cellar in dense volumes, but toe 1remen, unoe-
TERED BY fear or danger and an ious only TO OBJ
TAIN the proper position from when they could
successfully combat The names, proceeded on their
perlOus mission.
Afrer thr men had been 10 the cellar some fifteen
minutes cry oil alarm was heard BY tnOse at the
natcnway above, and all the avalable 1remen
the sidewalk nasiened TO the re1ef or their lncar-
cerated comrades. Additional ladders
brought, ana after considerable difficulty she men
were carried To the surface, and most OF them
were found To Oe unconscious from partial su1oca.
ton. lne names OF tue Bremen are iollows:-
Hugh Bonner Cnief OF tue second battalion; viii
liam Roe, Chief or the First battalion; Captain
Burke or Engine Company No. 4: John Kes an, AS
slstant Foreman OF r. gine Company No. I; fire.
nremen James Sneffn James Masterson ana
Henry McAdams, of Company No. :.
ON being lnyIg0rated ny the fresh air all or the
men were Restored Consciousness, exec eting
Jonn Regain ana Henry McAdams, Doth OF whom
were IN such complete state OF asphy xlation
that was found necessary TO remove them TO
the PARK Hospital, where Ambulance surgeon
smith rendered medical AID and succeeded IN re-
storing them to consciousness, after winch tney
were taken 10 their respective residences.
The total damage u the STOCK ana building Ia
est uaied az $500, which Is covered Dy insur-
ance.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ACAPULCO. April SIN port ship st Lawrence Or,
johnson from san Francisco Liverpool arrived "a
SpAR RIVER s. AprI s9-Arrived, schr MIneola, from
ClIeuTrA April a7saiied ship Thomas Dana. Wilbur,
cAapTsAs April sa-sailed, br. LeOns OBJ, Taylor,
L, oar 1 Aasa 5enner soHner north y
arrived 27h bars Joseph Baker Ryder Boston briggs
baunorei noodwn Craig, Alieantei sehrs AIce
Emma Hart, Hart, do. John Converse. PIummer'
Baltimore; Donna AnGa. Nnaley Wilmington. Nc;
CiESTukeos April 1J-Arrived, briggs Tropic BIRD,
smith lss s. crstobal; Christina tBrl, Thompson New
Iork . wa ~ gasS Nellie B HOOD rniIsGsipn , Is
Arrived 25 brig Frontier Biaisdeu New York 2sth.
schr Lorine, sorners, Philadelphia
sailed nsi. bark Premier tBrl, White, Boston; 22j
Carlisle, snitn, Philadelphia: John Johnson aagce,
GoRsy. March @-Arrrved, BARK zinGareha, strick-
HAvASA April 22-sai!ed, bark Pa0uote de cantabrIa
(Spanl vita. savannah.
allied 2sti, siesmefs w.P Clyde, LIVINGSTON New Or.
simpson. Indianola; sobr 4 Graham, smith, Balti.
Arrived 10th, schrs w,n Marshall Cain Baltimore.
mover Ger nnibeck Bremsn iani sailed ior Sew Or
Cleared M hr kranaS Err PsaerS H norm 81 Hat
teras
IN pert sith bark Mary Reed, Geysr. New York;
or Jones COR north Of Haterss sohrs Electa Bailey
smaiey tor DO; ROSsct Graham, smitn. tor sat.
hlLrAi. April si-saiisa. bark Ella yoss ca0, DOody
New York
KixcsIoS ia April Sin bort brlss ssor Cook, from
New YORK, asE, Tor Lioaiuego ia or dersi allie
dAya
Llyrnropi, April a. Arrived. s.ssmor Quebec Brl.
Bennett BosigD, v load Tor Mon;r.AL 80 .
hrown, haluinSfc; Earring. MCDONALD Portland John
= AhAeet Jaws, N0N lorS . WtnIoN. DeNts doi "
Iuekeg, Plhshan DO; Drigs Casesiee, JAckson, 40
lsnnie IneAef, aeker boston: sehra " hllL his'
HArkncss new York
Also arrived gfth BARK George Esson tsr Dunn New
Gay, sos,6Ri sehr Freddie 4 Epbsi Br, CLARK, New
SAILED 7lsL brgs Fanny ,mith Delaware Breakwater;
SCerss l5r,, kooins9n caraenss gai yarK Peao9ay
Delaware Bfea kwater' sohrs Wm A Gibson (Brl Nc.
lnt0sn, nnrh VI hattcras 28tn stceitn ~ sflee, do.
hsltva ztn shtp sueeess herman, .ew aofAi bArk3
Iva or Sarlgw DO. bries 4 brown, naIn, aoi I Y
eleho. Shrl, Oaa-a, 10. sehrs Kate Ai6eH rgwet,,
d0i 4 knoWlos ghAse ana Mabel Thomas, RANDALL,
doi Llzae NilsOi, WILSON, Hosi0 on,
$1,000 ~ Aprl is-s1earcd, sohr a sawyer yum
rorR.
PAaA April SIN port sohr Victor xiokerson New
April @.
,QUsENsIowy ApFl 27-Arriyod steamer samaria lHrJ,
biiiasc' Boston LOT ilverDOo tsni pr0eesooa], %,
Rio JANElEo, March 81 BARK lInperador tBr),
slMohtonl ba!uuOra tbatore reported wlta1nl uhteh
AhkA ApFi td- AFrlvol. brig Helen a 40 ~ tbIl.
hdrdge, hoson tnot arrived 2lst schrs hRrod tsrl,
deaus.
arrived S5th sohrs 4 Morrison. smith. Boston a y
Ames AcnOrn New YORK; 9Jh. brlR Cyclone Borpes Do
sancg Ulh. acAr Georgia, Cofin norm OF hntterns,
2st bafks Msly Nolsen tBr), smith Delaware stehk
water whitehall tHgy, NAiaweI north OF DAttefns.
A6bea <vthi SCAR faassnDan, sbaTp, sew tsrks
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ns~ NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS OF We SKIS ENTER
ING TUE PORT or new YORK Ar NlQHT-Ths NEW
YoHS HERALD has adopted di1nguishing Coston night
signal for Use on board the HERALD rean yacht show
Ing While burning the colors green red changing
from the other succession can be seen
miles distant Captains OF vessels UPON seeing This
sgaA will oolss Ne BY preparing any marine news
they may hare for The shlp News Department OF the
HFeALp
n- Persons desirous Of communicating With vessels
arriving A. sew YORK can DO 50 b. addreslns 70 such
vesssfs, care Of usKALD news yacht pier 10 Hast
Biver, New York Letters received from ali parta OF the
weird esd promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
nrred,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 20, 1875.


Steamer p0gnmeranlA GER. Achwana0n uambnrR
Ao- kuuhAfdt co,
steamer city OF New YORK. Zimmerman, HRyana-F
Alexnndfc sons
sisamsF Gamma ar, Liddlcoat Bsrmuda--A Il
OuieibridRe.
SiesnSr Lao. DAnisl. psrnaadina via Por, Royai-n
6olpcket
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence, Norfolk City Poant
and Riehtnchd-Od dominion steamship ca
steamer Ann Eliza nlcnzrIa. Pntsdeip ala james
HauI.
steamer savnower Fulf2 philadaiphla--Jnmes Hand.
tt0mer ffonfnnia. bfhgR. F0rtland--J v Arias
Steamer Neptune. HaAEse bOsf0n-H nimodk
sn.p Pymoalh aeek, 1fi0i0, nenaon-Ufioaetis MIN
turn 10
kaya a 81.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

The drst game OF tue season In this vicinity Will
be played on the Union Grounds this afternoon,
the contestants being the Mutual and Centennial
clubs. Play viii be called promptly at three
O'CLOCK. Slebert will sell pools on the game as
usual in the saloon near the grounds.
Tomorrow there will De lous games PLAYED out
clubs. At ST. Louis the Red STOCKINGS aud Inc ST.
LOUIS mines viii play their first game; In Wash
lngton the Bostons play the Washiugtons and at
New haven the Centennlals and New Ravens have
n
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are in
formed that by tclegraphng the HERALD London
Bureau. No 40 Fleet street. TO the Paris office No
Rue Scribe, the arrivals ut departures from Eu
ropean and Eastern OF American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United States the will be
cabcd TO this country OF charge published.
Captains arriving At and sailing from French AMI
Mediterranean ports will find the Paris Office tho
economical and expeditions for telegrapnins news.
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Steamers Pommerania Ger, Hamburg; City OF New
York, Havana. Gamma tBr, Bermuda; Etua BIO Port
prin e. &C: Leo FernAndina Fort Royal; Isaac
Bell Richmond kcg Albemare. Lewes Del ships Char
ter Oak. shanghui Sydeuham tBr London; Beenah
lBr. Liverpool barks Montezuma Barbados; Cottardln
Utal, Rotterdam; a slower. Havana: Prospero Itan
Cork. 4Eous tuer Bremen; ALBANIA tsp), Cadiz. Aug
valid tSor. Lisbon; Carrie tyler, Leghorn; DrIgs
Prince lie Boo tgrI Lagunyra and Porto CnbelIo; n 4
Merrymar, tJagoi Sea BIRD tBr) Laguayra aud Mara.
caibO; schrs Wiley. Governors arbor; George TIA
Lawrence, New Orleans (see Miscellany.
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Kenny :. HUDSON.

Henry J. Hudson, one Of the Oldest aud most
respected citizens o. Newport, died quite suddenly
on Tnursoay afternoon rom dropsy " the heart.
Mr.. Hudson vas one OF tne leading Freemasons or
Rhode Islaao, ana az tue TINE OF bis dcatn vas
Past Master, Hlgn PIieaL Eminent Commander
aud odicer Oi toe Thirty second degree u Sovar.
eigns OF tHe Consultory, he Was = nenGeg o. the
civ government and always Dad tpe infersata
Of ia natva cisy ct neart.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford April 81 bark Lima Stewart
Robbins, Boston. to MT whaling.
Arrived ut StonngtOn April ~ Charles Shearer,
Chesebro, from Port stanley with 1000 tnr seals. Re
ports schrs Thomas Hunt Appleman stnnngton. 10
nr seats; Golden West OF New London. 1900 ur seals
both bound home.
Arrived at New London April 90 schrs Franklin Bud
Gin2ton, from South Shetanus Roswell King, Fuller.
from Desolatlon islands
sailed from New Bedford April 90 barks Catalina.
Ocean
At Iaeahuano March % Nan illus Lane, NIB, 260
bbs; SEINE Shrerick do 400 bbls Platina,
Chase. Wesiport nothing since leaving Iumoez.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL 80 l875-TRlPLE SHEET

HALIFAx, Ms. April a9-The steamer Severn met win
large quantities " nee on her usage from Lonlon IN
the ~ INST In lat A. d Ion 81 ~ the ship was llst ~
the cr which stove her bows Getting clear lcAt Guy
AZ Sl Ion 81 I'll and size was iammed II TIL the 2th She
saw several vessels IN the condition. inc severn
WI repair before proceeding 10 - John
the ship Roseneatn from Glasgow. also p ld her DOW
stove In several piacck he encountered ice on TIE
18TH in lat AZ y. long 4S w. she got Gear on the
18Th. Her forward compartment nlled with water,
and she had TO throw OF her cargo 10 ghten
tho ship forward
The Ice IN Picou harbor is breaking up, but the gulf IS
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OLIVER CHARLIcK DYING.

There was . report In the city last evening that
exsPolce Commissioner CnarIick. VINO has long
been an Invalid at his country residence, Bay
View near Flushing, Long Island, was Ia 4 critical
condition and MS speedy aeata was anticipated.
ae hau oeen for several nays nnaoie 20 take any
nouusnment, was suffering extreme PAIN and tne
c0ancll Of physicians in AfteDdance could give his
fr1AGus 40 hope 81 nis ameHdIuent
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SPOKEN.

Brig Annie Vail, of and from Barbados for New York.
April o. lat % 20, Ion 63 30 had sprung.
schr Levi Hart from Barbados Boston, April l5 lat
81, Ion G3 80
Schr Cottcr Brl. from Baltimore for st John. y b,
April 25 Barncgnt bearing w ~ miles.
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A BgOLCrE DIVORCE OBTAINED, FROM DLFFkn
~ sfates agai everywhere des3rslon, &C., su1-
cien. eauss, no puDoiy Required NJ ehargl nasu IA
arant0lf aayio9 Tree.
~ nOUsg. Attorney. -. Broad Say
A BSOLUHE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DfFfkM
n ont states No publicity. Notary rubnc, Jomnlie
OF - iur every state II. 4. MING, Attorney
private oinos No cieh sree, near Cooper institute.
ASA SPRING T0SIC, USE THE Old AND KELI
- ahe family medicine, uYArIis LIFE BALsAA
Depot ~ Grand street. new Yuf& cold py dru6Rista.
x
(NURE YuUn RHEtNATfsM, 1UCr NEURALGIA
~ 6e.t BY nslhg tho tfha fenvuy, IfAIls t.lfh BAL
SAN sohi w all aruxkfts SIS ter l taRe nsttag aiss
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
tue temperature Tor too past twsnty.Our nours
Ia companion VITA the corresponding date Of last
year, as indicated " tae Thermometer az Hud.
nuts Pharmacy HERALD Bundlna