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, 1875-04-24

PlTTSRuRo olLMARKET:
f1Isuua0. H., April 13.-Fetroleum dun crude,
l.Nal.o2H at Pafkesb refinery. ls5ic Philsds!phA
delivery.
, 1875-04-24

sahseu ~ I"oaEpnt 4'n5t's III k.:t9 !si A''..s
nhs Ht1e we're no oHer1iiea mo't O! sne Wlheh ~"
mss M he'nR neld at R.'ca %efo reported OF
NY nf!s ,f!,,i3 6hycr Juno at l.1s. s.,.,
aaes; areen e!sy Satehers: Y; k5etn en.oi ilsst,
s1.@'Tc; "ensy io Ha: paft c"teu1 'S;@eIs EtS,n
Slv S1 saits S,a 5 l't ss a.eom KY sau atiM.
eheer EeAa' WOOL estimated o. "asAeu pof IL, 3Vta
ts M'a viii QUO grs ~ over arr el1s*ea a,a as
mt 5Ssnsa 4 S,ss.. .n. o. ,a,s, fl,
i A. md arc very Low grades Iii 1t various
LEsTltEo9et e rsva'l, IN ts 'Fka' and
c,,., HshAec9' mr., m
t.n1yn,y nrs arnc.s @ ii
{fjar A. II ~, j ....:... s: 4
hiE' t:' cny, 7 As 70 70
taln han: ,,,s: vfas: ~ :; :; TX ~"
t;o,,l co';ntTy upper. 3is y
ell, eli, tia itse, ass Ia
,tol!9h Upper, standard d....-.......''' W. ~ ~
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Call, OAK, l,1oa In
tx i.ls
,a;sn ii; ic;n. tnMs ~
freue caif ~ 10 II; ii. lGsts "a,
ftsnch ki So TO- 100 Is ~ =: H. tu's -aac i
nrsto~c ti,e dcns,;s ies ,,rtnriiy f"r tic cen
s. nrci ,ar. asp IN of tcr sr
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uicar foorine1 II nn ID rouch' ''.. SSp
cIsar ] ,idjnr. igt - and ns aecona s @nStsi.oo
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1,nS Imss,,s re 4 snj I't' II l a4sTSa5. On
s,osk hnar'1s ~, = m
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i " % ~ II :; M ;or n1aa13M,
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.o;nvics sHS II;
hsss. d., .,. S' ~
nqt e. ms t r. H., io,.n
for s, turnm,a m far t s,r,S, so tbare
os f4 a n M 1s ~
=, iaa een8 ,han .as ss,urn " . o,aons
a'a,ns @ stioHs ~ 'as toceny 1ossu H"os'oiLn, si,
an Mies u Mna's, NJ W. ~ @ H." ~ nn snu
nes r. sto r., ~ IT,, ~ ~ T. Inti t"t
tssahuata Hh1tc} !!e ueR. tGs ae Limos ,ess
Iest, ist aeg.; NHn; ~ nesanga'; - ueg, !9GS!
tAtfn MnteI Mna o, el.s+M -: ~ ~ ~
Ne. s.!%sSe hnteea, IaW. ". q ,ie; 20 "
while ~ ~ sIEsm neatsloot oi' st1et-
pIte. *| ~ shtla' s'cG c% % 81 ~. ~ = ts
;s;Ssss:; ::ssi ;ss'ss s ., ss, A< 90
, 1875-04-24

HE 5 I'M I 5.
hrfeta1 Corrs*ponitnes qf 1hs Chicago rsi3aaa
CuEnoroAs, MIch., April 2l.-The ice il i'ost
Inches ahIck in Lo Straits, and solid. rares czcsa
with iea1ls every day. No waier Gnu be seen. Ihs
prospects are that the Bssaits will not bo open ba
the 9Th Of atay.
Spseta! tbrrsipdnd<aree u TAs chtrado 7ffsps.
MAcgINAc, April :?.-T4a water is within 10 ni!tt
west Of hero Th9 leo il an broken up III shs sta:s
Is lio Two above dispatches ars on3rcy !asaa,
vc.sel1ne can bella1e etilr or both According s
INCLINATION.
, 1875-04-24
LAKE MICHIGAN,
CHICAGO.

Tho cold and unpruritio.lp Wc,ther anil tha II,
opening Of navigation CAUSE much ,rivaou and suntr.
ing among the poor lun,bcr-shoscfa AMI ieek.Aaud,
who hare been out Of wo,ts all wluter The luntx,.
docs ut lilo foot Of franklin street arc crose] d,,
with pootly-clad aud cmaciutcd looking meu rho IN
anxfoualy whiting for something to turn up sbeey
they could turn nE honest penny 10 buy Lrca for ter
hsli'tamishea fauli!ea Tie prospects Of tleto men
srs will leave tha port for tue atra before tnu III Of
May. BY remaining here until that data they save ID
Eer cent TN thcir Huli insurauec. It II huk be#re
that th 4traita Wilt open Ieforo the t Of May a. d,
tc dispatches roccsed during tho laEt fem days repor
tue leo na solid ever aud ut Iuinta teams II.
ts3)l crossing the les. Tbs Local board 0t Ii,
underwf1ters Will ake another effort to hold met
tnY this Afternoon. Tie Underwriters a1s vrry snI.
tous to hava the meeting come oil t-Iay, tho n.,
candidates for tito ostts oi s,camtcs.
inspector feel very uncomfortable on tbs r4gsI
sdgc. It IL pity that but ono Of del
cau havo tho Office. Ar. William, lowering, B.cr.1
Of the Nadonal Ioar't u Lake underwriters, lah,
city. md Will attend the mecliug. II Ia the g.as,.
oron that his presence has something 10 do *lshcl
establishment OF Uniform ratca Of snsllrauee,;,
nn1nbtr Of lutnbcr:a4en barges arrived Se.te,dlt
morning from Ota1Ia Haven. They had very Storm
pasaage; aud were ncariy two da5s'uehtnd time, Th
Ind to 60 considerably cut Of their 10 Avoid Vi
largo icabergs III tbe Lake which arc floating around
to 50 feet high. The lake LII tho vicinity of shis pt
il covered With now Il from = to inches thict.
, 1875-04-24

Tia stmr City OF Tozonto will beg'h Inpa~s a+ss
tween Toronto and Niagara this week. .ine a
IIpe propa Thomas A. Scott aud Arizona 'ss s%
brought eut this season until business ~as',b Il,
Eddy, Avery Co., Of Haganaw, haso pateHstu s'stu,r
unifalo tug 4. ". Wright to low losa a,laT On kss
lvar. ;. .Ltuteuaat Of Marines Q. y, us"x,rtxa NJ
duty taboard tho United stsfes iN
Michigan ,,,, Tho lights In Luz h.u
lighthouses 1t putt Coleo,hs. 1ohu y
Lundy one Of tic oaost masters aud
ths akes, died Il his homo ln Cleveland eT III
AIiena tbo xatur " 10 low over shs - y.,sr ~
uet IN The baree OTton, sshere on Point A"dq1 iii i
Ready fur launching. Tis bargs Mf1nsm. s.e..'b;s,
blocked up sud placed GU Ways W sooa q -
, 1875-04-24


1Ano-TAs III moderate drn,anl anil e3'Ec
per 100 Ibs iowtr, in sympathy Win mo
eaacr tono in 1Ivrrrooi AMI New York
Sales wers rer,r.ta Of 2,aN Ia selsor
May 1t SIS sto9s,t,; G,oo tea seller Jnns at fld.o7h@
1s;o: md 80 tcs &elscr tMiy II Toth1
p,sE0 tca TIC market closed steady q l5h43
cash or seller May tib,G1h9fs.1o for Juno; and
$3.50 for July.
al former quotations. It "a unlettiocd that several
ordrr1 were on sc market fEon SottIie.n rn1hth Al
minimum figures, nd It In probable that several n1lcs
wnrc n,,ds whtl. were not reported, Including
lot of l.i01CoJ oa country short ribs. There IL no
.lnrh, lust meats would bo takcn very freely oil
alehs drop in prices sstra ware reported. Of s9,0h
rtR at llc cash Or te'ler May III seller Jnne
a. seller 1uiy. THIS market closed At sho
arrt, cssl or reer May sHc TO seller June: A'ic
o Fcller Luly long clear. ltkc CASH eecr Atay; o
stct juno, i,tct to acrr 3y. In short r!c*,
ii t3t, cash Or roller May do tcrr juno, FAC; 10
seller July, 1!.sc; slaoEt chart, css or ketftr May
l2'.c; do seller jung, l2Hc: do sol'cr Inly. l!,c
j 'xct n,cats Nc higher than foosc, svcct-ricklci
hams, IL 1bs average. At 1lAal1e. Bacon meats
nrotct 1t laHteitAc for han,r, phc for shoulders,
l3'.c for shor ribs, aud ike for short cleafB-al
rat kcl.
: (REAsE-was quiet At sal1e.
BEEF lItDpuCTS-Wrrc rn!ct AMI nomnafIy I'M
c!ArRc1t, a $a fur Mcss, s31o for ex&ta mess, anu
$lt0 tS?l. 90 for hs!nR.
TALLow-Quoted ut aN@sttc.
, 1875-04-24
LAKE HURON.
n, 4 ~ HxEnH

Tho ltcllt le tho mouth Of tho Saginaw Rtrst ~
lighted ThurslAy night for the frat tue tia stsxa
Tbs kcepes tepora pcuiy Of irct5ut says It trsa
easily through. Thafo Ia plenty at water Ii aghk
, 1875-04-24
MARINE,
PORT OF CHICAGO.


Arrived, Ar. =,
aeos Mary Ilnlau, White Lake ,ago ratIroa,i tic,
f.','. 1,nx = css Moa.
itasTc cily Of urani ianis' nrana il.r1 ~, n antet
ehhiRlcs. -''>o
BttRc Florence, Htnnd tfAsr,1, ta1 IN tu,nts,
noisr e itsLn".y. G!i ~ ain1ace. ~ III ihI)Ucr.
'9' o'' - '''''' III: t:fEsHE.n @A' I'll t'1hlor.
Bul,r Gfato II. Filler, LIdinuiou, s tons h,v
6chr Fla Day, Whlto Lake, IL btla be.f, and ,,n
o.x q urss+ ,ss ,.t. ,r,.... .o.,...
AID num,rits. ' -N'"'' 49, WI u psh letk
solir Jason tarker. Musktgon. light. :.
~ S:S" ,!.,.i !. M. F1tess. AhnaEe, light.
ssI,r ssnr ne1 r. E asi,ae tireso,,. WIils l@ke lfghA
g,,, Eters ] Aa,,"ntnrt. i,a}t Ii.}%1'o'' "aas'
8,ow 01asnipion, Iynd,ais,a, light.
Sclr Alice Richards. M1,skegos, light.
Gahsa aats9 npp nMppsesilsMe g. 10y, ntsnu liAvstt light
schr 1Jsy,nsnx - Msn,.}taa ai1sue' ,tt!i.1 "sns'
Bellr City Of brand lsatitls, ursntl 1fa,en. liz,
Bclir T. y. Webcott, drau1 1I4ysn, light,
Hchr llatlt Earl. SIugatucs, light.
Hclr Dlllc Debl, t4faAa 1fascn, light.
Large City Of Ettct afatl Havsil, llgh4,
ILLINOIS 4 MICHIGAN Canal
nntrnEro1r. U1t,cAuo. Aurl aa-is.
v,at,,an. mr., + nm in 49,, ~, H. -. 'Ao--lA
r.s... w., n1, Df.1I y" eo!.t ~ W sse.
..HA'He-ihhma, hockr1ft n,t0o hu what! n.
A. Steel, Joliet, II nj lunlbcr.
LAKE FHEloHrs
, 1875-04-24

Dos7oH, April 21-FLoun-Firm; SHADY demand ;
sApe. hua Western, ta503415; couimon sxtras, $1.L
@3,76s Wisconsin aud Mlnuesota sxtrax, S1,7l2l5u:
whits wheat Ohio, Indiana, sud Michigan a1rs &80o
ats; IiI:huIs S1.1oe7.o; st. Lous, tG.1ss a.oQj
fancy Minnesut2, 500 Ws85El,
OnAlh-CoFn qulut mixed and yellow, p32Otc.
Outs IN fslt dcman1i rll1ad ~ vht!s, 7431So,
, 1875-04-24

nntnoEronr, o.t'cAuo, april, 2a.-Aaavxp-,1.,
e'athan, pefn, $500 bu corn, 7eo bit RE. 1s'
cLkAhtn-rhsanix, f.ockh,rt, 5000 t,u what, "
A. Steel, Joliet, II nj lumber. VI
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A DRAMATIC WEDDING.

AT the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION in East Twenty
ninth seeet better or at least more kindly known as
'he Little Church Around the Corner" interesting
event took place yesterday, which will recall in graft
flying way the which five years ago gave the
modest edhce fame for Christian charity throughout
the world There II that the beautiful
service for the dead solemnly rected tho
OF the veteran comedian. George Holland,
when narrow minded bigotry had cruelty closed the
doors OF another church against them. Yesterday The
Little Church Around the Corner presented Of
a more joyous nature for there, at noon, Mr.. Il. NJ
Holland, Of Wallack's Theatre, son OF tho la
mented comedian, was Joined in matrmony to
tho lady OF his choice, MISS Mary f. Seward Of
this city. number Of his intimate friends and fellow
Thespans present TO wish him happiness. She'd
ding tears that widowed mother only such
occasion she'd those Of JOY chastened by memory Mrs
George Holland knelt listening TO the words of lifelong
promise from her Mr.. Lester Waack sent
beautiful specimen Of the florists TO the fair young
hrtd
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CAMBRIDGE, from Boston for Bangor ran into
sS Of se q B3n Cap GS @ sS s Island
length of thesteamer ahead The machinery stopped
schooner hole through the tarboard side of the
steamer and pierced the Cambridge Just above the main
mate and three sailors boarded the schooner and assisted
hour they proceeded their way The said 70 be
that the did not blow her fog horn although the
BRIG RUTH (Bp, David, Boston Sept from Sydney
CB had bowsprit carried away while going up Boston
LAMoINE from Little Curacao Philadelphia Sept
experienced heavy weather north of Haeras and split
scHR PLANTER of Chatham struck on the west end Of
Nashswena last Friday night but got of with assistance
from Cuttyhunk, leaking slightly, and proceeded.
scHR MINNIE kiNN ashore five miles west of Point Jul
dith light is full OF water and worth hauling of
@ % e Saas we se5
to Newport 9th in sloops Evelyn, and Ledge.
ScHR ABRAHAM RICHARDSON, at Lewes Del from st Mar
tins with SAT- reports since Aug ~ experienced gales with
heavy cross sea- split sails and shipped large quantities of
rifle Obliged away buwarks deck
from water, and sustained other slight damage
BRIDGEPoRT Sept 6-Schr Zachary Taylor which sunk of
Geenpolnt last week was pumped out Thursday by the
s o9a sa nd After ErCIsat 10 % Gy on ss
and was run aground IN about ii feet OF water
ran ashore at 90 AN on the upper end 6gkhead sand bar
ceededl.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept Tug Pride, bound up with a
tow OF peach barges at PM on Monday be-
low Bomoay by barge going down in tow Of another tug
and badly that she sank the shore her
decks The tug Edith went down to-day TO pump her
and tow her TO Wilmington for repairs.
SAN Francisco Sept THE fire the ship City Of
mated at 5000.
COOP PAssAGE-Ship Landseer of Boston, Capt Knowles
arrived at Calcutta Sept i after short passage Of 30 days
from Liverpool
LAUNcHED-At Madsonville shipyard Tchefnncta River
La inst Martha be used between New Orleans
and the Passes She IS 4 feet long q vide and deep
terson Her machinery isto be the same used the
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NEW COUNTERFEIT TENS.
AN OLD PLATE DOING SERVICE ON ANoTHEl
Rank

AN OLD PLATE DOING SERVICE ON ANOTHER
BANK
Captain Kennoch Of the United States Secret Ser
vice. arrested young Italians at the Grand Central
depot yesterday, and, searching Them found their
pockets filed with the counterfeit $40 notes Of the First
National Bank OF Philadelphia and the City Bank Of
Poughkcepsie The story The bills is somewhat sim
guar Six years ago the Secret Service agents captured
"Nat" Kinzie, having in his possession counterfeit
plate Of the issue OF the SO notes OF the
First National Bank of Philadelphia and between
$40 900 and $4,000 OF the spurious bills.
The counterfeters secreed 500 900 worth of the
bills. Meantime KinZe sent TO the State Prison,
and released about month ago. Just about that
time the hidden 500 900 put in circulation, and IL
became evident that the countereiters using
Italian organ grinders to dispose Of the old bogus
money By the arrests made yesterday another phase
of the work brought to light Both of the
prisoners had counterfeit bills of $40 the City
National Bank of Poughkeepsie The plate for
those bills cut by the notorious counterieter,
rom Ballard, who is serving two terms Of fifteen
years each in the Albany Pententary During the last
bills of twenty eight different national banks in
this State and within the last four weeks the gang have
resumed the circulation OF the old bills.
When the Italians searched yesterday morning
the detective drew bundle after bundle OF the
felt money from their pockets In explanation one OF
them said:-"I go along Baxter street last night
kickee a bundle Pickee him up found de money,
could a not tell q where 1t from Put in a
my coat and went home "
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 7, 1875.
CLEARED.


Steamer Russia CBD. Cook Liverpool via oueenstOwn-c
@ Franckyn
Alps OBJ. Ferguson Kingston, &cPim FOrwood
& Co
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Experiment. Pierce Philadephn-Jas Hard
Steamer Glaucus Bearse. Boston-H Dimock
Bark Preciosa tNor, Jacobsen, London-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Mimi aus). Tomnich, Pcnarth Roads for orders
Punch. Edge a Co.
Bark Sacramento CBr, Frazer Cork Falmouth for
ders-Perkins Job.
Bark Hermod NoD. Krogh, Konigsburg-Funch. Edge
Co
Bark Nielsen CSOD, Knudsen, Dantzic-Funch, Edge
4 &c.
Bark Erstatningen Nor, Jensen stettinFunch, Edge
Co.
Maria Antonio Csp) AvadO, valenciaFunch. Edge
4 Co.
schr Eagle Rock. Hammond, LsbonlTiller Houghton.
Schr Maggie ID Marston, Hooper Vera Cruz-Thebaud
Bros
schr A X Bentley. Mehafey DISQUALIFICATION Ray.
Schr Ida A jayne Miller. Key West-Benner 4 Pinckney.
Schr John Gabriel. Brunswck-Warren Ray.
Sehr Anna Brown, Harvey sandy Hook. MI Gautier,
Jr.
schr Mall. Bookings Hallowel Mel Hunt.
schr Louise Mallory, stetson Mddletown. Ct-Bentey
Gilderslceve Co.
schr Annie Gibbon, Shelley. Hartford-Delaney Wal
tiers
soop Ed crolins. Jarvis South Amboy, NJ-weaver 4
Sterry.
Sleep Lotus, Jarvis South Anboy NJ-weaver stSrry.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Sept S, bark Benz Cummings
Brown Bay of Islands May 2S with 400 bbls sp oil.
Also schr Parker Dyer(of Provincetown Halter
as Ground Aug % with 100 bbls oil and 200 VIII OIL Re-
ports spoke ateras Ground Aug % schrs Rising sun
Taylor PrOvncetown, 100 bbls sp and 80 VIII Mary
simmons Rich Of do, Ito bbls sp; L Hatfield Krkcon
nell. OF do, 26O bbls sp
Returned to 9th, leaking badly, schr Sarah T. Lewis
of Boston,, which sailed from NIB Aug 20 for the
Atlantic Ocean. =
Arrived at Edgartown Sept bark Clarce, Marchant At
lanc Ocean Barbados April 9th with l40bbs oil Sent
home the voyage 300 bbls oil Spoke July =, bark
Hadley Cleveland, Of NIB chasing whales; Aug B. Sarah
Hale Sl0cum do ceanwho spoke the same morning bark
john West Manchester DO with 80 Dbl whales, which
would make $50 bb all told Heard from, no date, bark
Draco Peakes. NIB 80 bhs Spartan, Trip DO, clean
brig II Adams, Browne do. nothing this season. Aug =
barks Pioneer Trip do nothing since last report Nor
gan Tnkham do, DO; Adene Gibbs smell, 40, clean Inc
Clarice 10 leaking. ,,,o,, .
Provncetown IA months out Reports 18th ut in lal 80
Ion IS a., ID company wrh TIE following WhMefs an
step Ellen Rzpath Gage II Phillips and Rising sun ali OF
Pr0vincetown. 80, Or 49,,
spoken schr Petrol OF New BEDFORD, Baker with IS bbs
nf Anerm oil. Sent a. lat 81. Ion n 30
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FOREIGN PORTS.

DE4EFARA, Aug l41In port barks st Lawrence B, Doe
from baltimore. dsg Zepherine B Johnson Boston, do
brig Fayor ta, Woodward from New York, do.
Thearle, Liverpool for Montreal. ~
HowLAND's ISLAND, June 5-saed, ship Fred Tudor,
Bearse, Liverpool.
HALIFAX, Ms sept CARVED briggs San Pedro Demerara
Bessie tBr). Porto Rico.
Sailed 9Th, brgs Champion BD. Porto Rco Dottie Br
Sailed It'll steamer Hibernian 3D. Archer Liverpool via
st Johns Nj.
LooKPoRT, Ms Sept 5Arrived, brig Anna DID, st Mar
MAILMAN. July 19-In port, ship John Cushing Bax-
ter dsg bark Charles Hickman (B), Tingley Europe
dg ~ fN'
M4rASzAs, Sept 3-saed, brig Packard. Amesbury
north of Hatteras.
MAITLAND, Ms Sept Arrived schr Dyer Red Beach,
Sailed 18th, brig Emeline (Br). Philadelphia
PR Aug l5-In port, schr Peerless Patterson
for Baltimore. dg
ST JNHS, NIB Sept 6Arrived schr Martha A (Br) New
York; 9TH, barks Whiting (BD, Fillmore New York :
Silver Cloud (Br, Robertson, do
Cleared 9th, brig Peerless (Br), Liverpool.
Sailed 7th, ship w Lewis Bp, Trefry Penarth; bark
Meturus Ger, Liverpool.
WINDSOR Ms. Sept 5-Arrived schr Jessie Elizabeth
Roekland tand sailed for Baltimore
Sailed 9th, brig w Wotherspoon Q5r) for New York
YOKOHAMA, Aug 14-In port, ship Benz Sewal Pennell
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BIT TnB HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsToNK TELkGRAPH LIVE

Steamer Bothnia Br. Noodle Liverpool Aug % Queens
Aug % with mdse aud passengers to Francklyn
steamer Wieland (Gerl Hebch Hamburg Aug % and
Havre 2sth with mdse and 1893 passengers Kunhardt
Co. Aug 70, lat 40 90 Ion a. passed Swedish bark
bound east showing signal letters JLP 3Oth. LAT 40 49,
lon 10, German steamer bound Sept lat As 80 lon
- o. English bark bound east showing signal letters
JMNk %. lat ~ "a, Ion 80 o. lnman steamer bonnd
east, Sd lat 40 Is, Ion 40 a. French frgAte do
day LAT SO H. Ion 46 20 an Iceberg fth lat 81 ~ Ion "a 81
American ship, showing signal letters HDNS. bound
hence for Liverpool
the Bar "a With mdse and passengers 10 Clark seaman
son, hence for New Orleans
steamer San Jacnto Hazard Savannah Sept with mdse
20 W r Garrison.
steamer Isaac Bell Gibbs Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk With mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Company
steamer Richmond Kelly Lcwes. Del with mdse the
Old Dominion steamship Co
iarA ions9atrsus Nor Jacobsen. stevangof, to G To
biae 60 l. anchored 40 sandy Hook for orders
Bark Arneyig Nor Eengscn, Santandor ~ days bal
last 10 master Had Gne weather
Bark AEON NOrJ. Holm, Lisbon 81 days, with salt
Funch. Edge A Co
Bark Angelo Fp, Barbeyron Havana Ia days with
70 IA astaE
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABERDEEN. Sept G-Arved bark sebastopo Br, Russell
Pensacola
ANTWERP Sept 5-Arrived ship sulioe 3D. Small Balti-
Arrived 9TH, bark George II jenkins CB). Hilton Phila-
delphis.
Sailed 9th. ship Malta CBr Mann New York schr
Prindan, Minott do.
Sailed from Flushing 7h AM steamer State of Nevada
Obi, Braces. New York.
BElsToL, Sept ARRIVED bark oughton Counce Bath
Me.
Sailed eth, brig Dolphin (sD Smart, Wilmington NC.
BELFAST Sept e-sailed bark Sarah Smith CBr, Taylor.
North America
BoRDKAUx, Sept 3-saled. brig Herman. Patterson Phila
dephia:
CLYDE, Sept e-sailed ship Mayhower Harrington Bos-
ton
CONWAY Sept e-safed bark Gartsherrie ODD Dickson,
North America
CRoNsTApr-Arrived bark National Eagle Sears Phfa-
delpha
Sailed, ship Grahams Policy, Clapp New York
CARrnAGENA, Aug 27-Arrived, brig Zanon (Br Lo
Blanc New York
ENGLISH CHANNEL, Sept Arrived bark Udjus CSor),
Jansen, Baltimore for Christiania
GLEASON Dock Sept esaied bark Favorite CBr) Kirk
patrick North America.
GorrENBURG-Ardved, brig Don Quixote, Munroe, New
York
Gibraltar Aug 27-6rrved, brig Ellen Maria Hoxe,
New York.
HULL, Sept ARRIVED bark Britannia d3r), Lena San
Francisco
HELvoEr. Sept 6--saied barks Usko Qsus Baltimore
Andrea Danovaro dtaD, New York
HAvRE Sept ARRIVED, bark Chill CBr. Mcleod, Akyab
Sailed 7th bark George Esson B, Gum, New York
sailed 4th.
HoNG KoNc, Sept ARRIVED previously, ship Pilgrim
Fowe, Shields.
LIVERPOOL, Sept e-Arrived ships Rosalle (Br) Frew.
Pensacola; 7h, Sussex (Br) Stopp Astoria OF bark Pro.
dromo NoD, jacobson, Shediac
Sailed 9th, ship Joseph Fish, staekpole United States
barks Rafael Pomar (sp) veiret do Alma CNo Enessen
Pascagoula; Gordon G3r), Brown, North America
Sailed 7th, bark Rusoer (NoH, Olsen Baltimore.
LONDON, Sept 6-sailed. ships Marchmont (Br). Dick
North America winslow Nor, Erickson, do
Sailed 9Th, bark Berg CNor) Nielsen United States
LONDONDERRY, Sept ARRIVED, bark Minnehaha CBE,
Cassidy, Philadelphia.
LisDoN-saled, bark Mariana VII PorD, Cavalho,
North America
MARRIOTT, Sept 7-saed, bark Bessie Young Br) Mogg
North America.
MARsELLEs-Arrived bark L'Invida QtaD, CaGero New
York; brig Arcangelo utaD, Cacacs, do
MALAGA-Arrived, schr John Smith, Jones, New York.
PENARTn, Sept 6-Arrived in the roads brig Nina Emilia
Qta) Siano, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept ARRIVED. barks Sarah Kin gsbury
Warehouse. Rosario Caotta (BD, Sinners Boston Ca
zelle Nor, Brun, Baltimore
Also arrived 7th bark Lottie Stewart DID, Sinclair New
York; Giovannino QtaD, Maresca, do.
Also arrived 7th, AM, steamer Marathon 3r) Garrett
Boston for Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON Sept S-Arrived steamer Mosel 0er New.
naber New York for Bremen
STOCKHOLM, Sept ARRIVED, brig Dahkarlsa CSwe), Nils
son. New York
SHARPNESS Sept 6-Arrived bark Guona (Br) Smith
Halifax via st Margaret's Bay.
Sailed from Mediterranean port barks Chief Nicterson
United States; American Eagle Dr. Tozier from Genoa
Pensacola.
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