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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

SOUTH NxcLASD-RoYAL s0rRREIcF LIGfrT vKsKL
Notice i hereby given that in conformity Win pfsy-
Gus notices TINS house. new lKt vessel las been
placed 70 marx the Royal Sovereign snpai .nd iha
ngnt AZ an elevation o. - ieet ABOVE he
d exhibited nightly thercifOuY SWING
three flashes Ia quick succession when reappear once
III every minute he time occupied In the exhibition 0f
flashes u about . seconds and that u M main
Interval 81 darkness 81 seconds
sides and 10 Distinguish 10 the day tmc caIrlcs
smaller ball over The usual her masthead. he
lies three.quartsrs 81 mile to the southWari q t,s
F0uf fathom fatcn, called the southern Head. IN IL
fathoms az low water tides, with the following
marks ana compass bearings, viz
., me Lighthouse Cia jas' open q feaehy hsaa I" ~
Bsaehy Head Coastguard Station, NV b. W westerly
distant 5.lUihs miles. - 49, 80.
Langley Point fort WV W, distant 4lgfhs miles
southern Head. INV 4 W; distant T.iUths 81 mile.
Royal sovereign Buov, n0rlhweserly distant miles
DuuRcness Point, r By distant - Ai0tha miles .
Notice Il also gwen that on " about the ht ~ Nay
next the bell buoy winch has hithert0 mafkea ts 9Ah
ger viii IL removed and that congA buoy painted In
Hack AMI white vertical stripes and surmounted W
stsT AID caQe will be placed where the BEL buoy
uea pv ordsr EOhfN ALLkA, secretary.
Trinity nouss London, April 20 ls7a
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
- see eaele new

srKAMRR ALuAMRRA-The steamer Starr arrived at
Hafax 7th inst. the wreck Of steamer Albambra
Details OF DE wreck. The weather on sunday
sor@ Seoe ana ne y asS Ss a ssDe Fqnnin se
anticipated. Many Of the PASSENGERS IN bed,
beng sick. soon after q number % breakers were
agnted, and every effort was made 90 clear the
but without and At $50 the vessel struck
sdo then righted and slipped OF the ledge me
bv this time mad All reached the deck, many being M
dressed, and for little tune there was great commo-
the first sent 70 lard, Az yards or All
were landed without accident The captsln and purser
gone Boston At last accounts the vessel Lad trokcn
n two and there - LITTLE hope q saving enynng more
In the nolghborhoOd Of the wreck
srpAnKR vrLcAS. from Hartford for Philadelphia be-
fore reported sunk below Bcdloes Island raised 9th
inst she will repair and prOceed.
sHrP PSERLEss Bn, Miller. at san Francisco, April 29
from Manila, sncqunierei 4 cyclone, BEGINNING q ~,
veered rOuEd 10 and NV. lasting - hoars lost
boat sails an stove bulwarks &C.
BARK LITTLE tGerg at san Francisco S0tn nit rom
NV lasting IS hours lost sails. stove 0ulwArks 6c.
BARE CRiHEA (Brl Glover from LIVERPOOL Tor Dalh-
passed torres Monros TN Inst Win loss q fore
topmAst
scHa yoax1S, from Amboy FOR Cold spring. with coal
wprunn alaak liz the Narr0ws yesterday morning, and
was bcached at Fort Hamilton.
Bosrox Nav The steamer Massasot which plies to
Long Island, boston haroor In the summer season ca
night and flied with water, doing considerable damage
70 the furaiture, but serious inury to ne boat
FIRE and sunk IN Manila harDOr on the 81 Of February
u again anogt and efforts are being made - get the
carso conastng y hemp sugar aud Inoasaes removed
amount 81 damage done which appears 70 have been
very considerable The contract Tor raising ne vetsel
taxen a. sou and the uae occupied ~ days The
danawed cargo Il beinx sold by auction.
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wHALRMEN.
FOREIGN PORTS

ARIcHlr, cB Nav sArrlved, schrs Eben Parsons, and
B1Tavii March IS-sslie5 ships Sapphire. Berry
scurabaya; 18th Akbar. Lamson Do
ports barks Wakefield Carver. and GoodelL Crockett
BoxBlr, April SIN port ships Arlcana (BE Jordan;
Soo Frank cSTs Rr oT 2 TABOR
je.te Maot from hull bark MO. Rraeht nom aaai.
ciEcUTrA April 2-Tn port ships British Navy GD, At.
kinson; Lord Lyndhnrst Glrl Kinnaira iyanhoe gsr,
sse Eeasqanet 'sr wan nicIs Ags5a
Could. and Grandee, Jacobs, une; bark Nerryman,
cAgpEsas. May 5-Arriyea, org Paqstiaa connau,on
sale So brig Bonto orr LeGalals, north OF Hate
CirsrUEsos. Nay s-1rriYed. schr Louisa A orr, orr
Boston ", -, -. 49,. 49,. 80.
Fe. Sp sna ar ybem5.o5 ss Yor
Ellie butler BID, Williams north Of Hattorssi schr
FArnfR PoST. Nav 7-Arrived. steamer Dominion
Passed Fox River 7th AN a steamer. supposed the
ka.e EsSTp 1% LesS9 2
Hore san Francisco and sailed a,th for saigon)
PhiiAdelpha; brlgs Charlotte Bucx Hunter, New OF.
sehsrppS seiP Sa Sses shisS,Soro Marshall Marsaa
sailed 9Th. steamer co umbus Reed. New York; schr
server S9rden 5Grtn q ss . rs, a., p.r,.oo.
westwood D0 Ponce; Besss lBr. Demsrars; Priscilla
Nay sr snip a9IeoFS ov. seo,on a., Rohars.on
JEassfE ApF s5-AFrived, schr Isaac oliver Psnnel,
LooErOsr, Ns Nay ailca, BRIG carOni OR, Bar.
MsTASzAs. May s-Arrived brigs clarabeIle, Tracy,
Balamore " " Lord lBrl. Lord Phiadephia; Little
White Newport on; brig runa cain stone. New YORK
sailed 9th. bark w doorook, MITCHELL, north Of Hat
Emma Buchanan north Of Haneras schr Ruth BaS-
NASSAU April ag-Arrived, steamer Atlas (Br,, Low,
New York aud sailed same day for Jsmaical.
Sailed 18th sehrs Eastern Queen sr. Evans, Curacao;
In port May scAr Nellie Collnson. nom Baltimore,
fosTo c1sxlLo April 7l-In port brIrs Jennie che.
wilkie ior philadelphia IN few days.
Poar SPAIN. April ls-In port schrs Haskell for
PE1isrFR Cows CB. NAY SIN Straits or canso brig
Brealbrane Br) Boston tor Port Mulgrave schr Red
vessel gone north. The bay Is reported rail Of ice;
RANGooy. March 26-ln port snns Annie ish hoftses
EUROPE Ryersou Or, Dennis, and bello Morse Whit
man. tor DO; Uncle Toby, snnett une; barks Neni4.
Col Frer Norl, olsen Tor DO; Kate Covert tBr fonxe,
sAxlRaSc, March lo-sansd ship Lucy wills, prtsh.
siseIroaS March ls-saiied ships Cleopatra Doane,
tie cargo OF condemned bark Candalonia al s2i0) In
ialD s0fn Kendnck fish, Pisa, Manila, seeking before
reported sailed l4th tor AkysDi bark Huadersned tB
IN port March p ships Froiic Bush, from Rangoon,
arrived fth for Manila Or l0io 1irreh Morgan from
CaYdin arrived zd tor Mauimaln; bargs Annie Iorrcy
Libby, lef Burwahi stanned IBri. Cumming, for New
York Our Annie thr, Eden. lof do and others report
sMiyoHaf march 2s-In port bark Narmion. Jordao
from Rafrard Inlet arrived litn mot 2sthl.
sAeUA. Nav SAILED, banks Mnles1 Arsyi north 81
uaterGs Lizzie, Carney, do schr Lcmuel Hall frpp,
81 Jouy, Sd Nay 5-cleared, schr Uialume Br,
Brere.on New York 60 load with sugar and aoiasssi
fordol =. -, , - -. -.
sa a. sshs S rs SVr A New Yss anaa
Frye. DO Aimeda, Philadelphia.
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SsAxlrlve, March lo-sansd. shlp Lucy WINS, Priteh
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA May G--Arrved. schrs II Huddle,
Boston sannel Hart. and George II Nails, - for
Georgetown Harriet Thomas ---
1alle4-schrs Marietta seeman, Huisoni Jennie
shepard calvin Harris. Lotto, ana John Paige
lrgm 9eorget0wu}, --~-
APPONACG May e--Arrvsd, schr Herschsl, Cham.
beers, Ge0rket0wn d..
Sailed chr Andrew Peters. Cook New YorE.
B0siVNy Nay 6-Arriyed, sohr James Martin, Brown,
Philadelphia.
Cieafed-schr WIN d Daisiey Brown, Baracoay
Uh-Arriyed, steamers Ares, Wneldn, Philadelphia
neptune, Berry, new YORK, brgs AMMO Gardner,
Hasoner Arroyo, Pr; iizabel Chapman, Beltast, Ne
gCurs " HGrrl3k, BAKER, Pwlerm0s Eesuess Kelley,
AMI A llrreN higgins, kh2aoe lhpOrE
Ceafed-ateamer- batavia tBrl Moreland, Liverpooli
Wan crane, howes baltimore SNIP Devnna kbrl, nom.
SOD London; bark Lizzie u Jackson MarWictl Faipa-
raise via New YORK. orig Maria NemRnA taD Nhlsuti.
Londan scar Maria DAVIS Ohasc New York, via
BKLfIA5aE. NAY s-Arnysd. bark Msnss TABOR
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Arn.nr MIL s-s
A1AAis 4hy 4, Acf'
rnK REMOVAL ErrLA

Tnx REMOVAL
The House into committse On these bTlA arEt
taking up the senate sil. which provides for trials
By the Senate.
Mr.. wAzHSEa moved to substitute he nrst section or
me House Dill which provides for By the Court q
Appeala
Nj DAIY moved to substitute the provision Or the
House bill, which provides absolute removal
By the Governor and limiting the action TO the Canal
Commissioners and state Engineer
M wAEHEKR opposed this molten, on the ground that
he policy Of the has been their state ON.
ssrs preserve their independence any other
q ne wAy as s5sd ;soSl
sn If s 1e p ssl Il n
wishes 81 the people. u Is claimed thas TIE Governor
Governor me head of his branch o. the government
5s h Ssas s bsq ire 9 ssssovs branSss. II
ne sovernment, = hey are not scsogEta6 Y
hen. They are az liable ana accountable Tor any vio-
DE Tor snythns occurring Outside Of his exscavs a..
gsrtpsnL Ne ssd me ae % ssEiina these otcers out
asy GSsysy hs ass We are g says removals every
or any removal BAL Al this time.
sr. DALI followed, calling sttenaOn me tact mat
vseks thunders here u favor Of increased force
6r Ike Mayor ana not or The Govsrnorf lie M Dsyj
lqntenoed tat there should be increased responsibility
sihty rs should have Increased power. tie insisted tat
Ihan ofrsiorm urged ~ ne Governor IN ii. special
Message ana i was necessary, imDsrauvsy
W. SeGrlrE followed lie .al Rs Ssa sIpec,sa Tha,
q a ss S aa ~ ~ s o va, e S5ss
ne gentleman MACS appeal ~ citing he 10
the stats o. John Brown He then uaed 70 The arau.
msnt made taa ne Governor was great BIZ wheel aud
~ 0ther brAnches o. the rumeut we're bat ntts
Nheea he also thought i strange mat he gentle.
man non New YORK on Dalyi. who knew the
nect 81 desp0lsm ia his native country, should come
hsre and advocate that despoabs principle this his
e0Opie0 country lie then noticed the reference
BOWER q tne Goveruor 70 remove shsrns &C., and
aid he ron the people ana when tie people ave this
gower 10 he Governor they Withheld Il with ~ ference
q hese tafc officers They refused give tue Gov.
lrnor thts additional and nest power. Bat thers was
tnose sO-CHled small wheeAH which did not
soaps the attention 81 he people, and the
state treasurer Bat even 10 that the people would not
allow the Governor hat Official they
SLOWED him suspend him Only re sall
thar this cry OF so.calea reform came With me
claim " Necessity, Ihls. he sodGd, was always tho
eare II would - found away back through ~ history
Wuen tile rights OF the peOple are 10 be invaded
Il always done under Nc specions plea ot
oef tie same specl0us plea of npeesay ~.
wmAiios had bean destroyed unasr TIE AAioo Plea
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REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HKRLLn wmLIEaL0NE LgLkaaAna LlNE.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer Utopia tBr, Gr0at Glasg0w April "A, aud
hoye 2sth, With mise AM ~ passengers 70 Henier.
porter from Calcutta B0sion had srong westerly
head winds the entre passage.
steamer south Carolina. NicNersnn, Charleston May
4. with mdse ana passengers 70 J " OllntArd A 20.
steamer Eliza hancoN Post Norfolk "A n04rs. % mas.
ter came g. this port tor Fepalfs
ship Carrollton of bahl, Il wis, Liverpool - days,
q days west ofthe Banks with succession Of westerly
gales
mdse 70 Theodore kueer Took tue northern passage
was . day o. the RANKS with strong westerly
winds April ls and To- lat "A 81 lou ~ - passed through
larKe quantity Of iconerN and driit ioe
days with ruit % order vessel 70 seag0r Passed
Gibraltar March l9 Nay lat "a len a A., spoke brig
BARK Soil dso Glona t0erl, Wienandt Grangsmouth
~ days. with coal 10 Oraer; vessel % Din kadmnnn.
Took me southern passage AM bad 1ne weaiheri was
BARK Pfncipi a Napei tai. Mspns Tarragona, IS
dRyE with md~e order, vessel TO Fuuch Edye 60.
WASTE days west u Bermuds. villa strong " aud NV
BARK " a FarBsw1rth loi singapore Johnston, Rio
Janeiro A. days with coffee % Anlsinck Coz We SCI
70 Giles Crossed he Equator April ~ 10 ION
81 -; April ais ~, an "A west spoke bark Caroline
Qta0 from BaenOs Ayfcs tor Antwerp ~ DAYS out May
lat - 81 ion n park george Noble GBr Otsgo,
BarE AIDA bonner of BALTIMORE. Bonner. Garden.
10 days with sugar % ORDER vessel % Hcks Sell
srif Nash, Messiua y DAYS Win ifuit 70 Bar.
raltar MtrcH e been ~ dtys north 81 Bermuda,
with klfcoefsioa Of strong We-HFiy gales
Brig fairfield Of Windsor. Nsl huner Pernambuoo
yssssi Is Q Berlaux. Crossed te equator April = IN
lon 81 " Apdi III lat a. W On "a IL epokc D1 bertna
lof LocEpot Sch from hAJax Tor Kingston u, 10 lays
BRIG A storcr lot Bostonl. Adamr NataRza 10 aaya
With sugar y CApeAos vessel ~ AAlsf heuEhton,
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NJ NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT or SEW York AT NIGHT-The NEW
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing coston night
signal tor board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors req red. changing
other succession, and can be seen seV.
era miles distant Captains Of vessels seeing this
signal will obAge BY preparing any marine news
they may have for tho ship Sews Department Of the
HERALD.
So Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving New York do 50 By addressing 70 such
vessels. care OF HERALD yacht pier No East
River York Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
CURED
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THE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE

ALnAxY. Nay I, ls7s
PAssrp.
For the better security Of railroad emp loyes In OBJ
tanning their wages
Broadway. New York city. from Fourteenth 70
Bowling Green
The concurrent resolution he reduction Of canal
the spectai order for next tuesday morning
Mr., LowERr moved 70 reconsider the vote BY which
the Broadway Pavement bill passed this morning,
which was carried and he hi was aid over Tor
another week
senator KfSs. from the Committee on Commerce. re-.
ported iAvorAby the Dali reducing The fer
rage between New YORK and the scvenIeenh ward
BROOKLYN M. koDeTs0 dissenting
Recess
EvKNrxG SESSION.
In the evening session Mr. WoOpIS. from The Commit
tee on Cities, reported favor4By bills
eharer Of Troy 70 amend he charter o. Bnghamton
md also Tor the settlement % The claims the
klehth National Bank BY the CITY of New YORK
1hs supply bal was progressed
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pR. JosrPn .. LYNcH.

Joseph L. Lynch. NJ. D., died suddenly at half
past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon Of heart
disease at his residence No. 942 East Flfty-ninth
street, In the fortleth year OF bis age. the de-
ceased formerly resided Ia Memphis, Tenn, conf
ing TO this CITY about year ago. since ms stay
III New FORK he has experienced mucu dinculty
la building up a practice and ot late he became
so respondent In consequence that ms healtn
suffered very materially. he leaves a Wlle anu
one child, who are at present IN Memphis. cor.
oner Noltman held an inquest last night, ana me
Jury returned a verdict that the deceased came
TO hts death rom disease OF the heart.
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sidney y GFNrs.

Mr.. Sidney c. Genin, old and well known
stock broker in TINS city died at his residence at
Rye, n " on Thursday night, OF pneumonia. Nh.
Genin was one OF the founders of the stock firm or
GenIn h Lockwood, ana for many years did onsl-
ness in Wall street under that nrm name. lew
as a stock broker ana settled hImseli down IN MS
country seat In the above place. He was hardly
passed the prime or lie ana mis- unexpected and
untimely death IL a SAD Dlow 10 his family and
large circle OF warm and devoted friends.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE

NEwPoRr. RI. Nay7. 1874
sloop arrived here this forenoon ami reported in the
vicinity Of Gould Island large quantities Of or wood
wrecxing schr Young America Immediately got under
way and proceeded up the bay, but could not Ind
traces Of any vessel She subsea nently ascevtained
however the schr VIM Newton, 81 and IRON
set Mass to- New ork, with load Of wood capsizsd
during heavy squal at about 10 o'clock this morning
Bristol Ferry The crew were rescued and landed
through the assistance Of the lighthouse keeper.
survey was held on board brig ChaA Miller from
Boston for Galveston at this port today AMI 10
cided that could proceed withous being Obliged
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Ships Essex CBr), for London; Flying Eagle Mel
bourne; Empire san Francisco; barks Josephine (sr
Matanzas Bogart (Brl, Bremen; Harriet jackson,
Cardenasi Atlantic Barbados; Oslo tNor Riga; Agos-
tina Felugo Htn) Newry; Athlete GBr, LOndOn Presi.
dent Daal Aor Nantes; briggs Pearl Port SPAIN Adele
McLoOn, ST Johns PR Alice fBrl. Iruxliio aud OmOa:
YIrsgnIs. 81 Pierre Geo Gllchrts sagua Ia Graude
Harry Stewart u thomas: shasta Cardena Aialaya,
Cieniuegos; Amy A Lane, Cadiz: Leonard Meyers It
Jago; Monarca del Mare utan. ConstGntnopie; schrs
Mercy trundy, HumAcoA Ricardo BarF0a Inagua;
Bennington, New Or0AnA
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Bird, the famous CHIEF OF the Kiowas, and
a friend OF the people and governments OF the
United States He expired suddenly on Thursday
the 9th inst The white People buried his remains
next day IA he military post cemetery.
Kicking BIRD was ~ the head 81 the Kiowas.
lie was d prominent chieftain, and. as We have
SAID the most Jealous friend 81 the American gov
the most influential leader among his people,
ana Ills death Is regarded by tile indian Commits
sioner great loss TO the friends OF civilization
and DrOereSS.
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wHALEMEy.

arrived a. sew London May Z schr Lizzie sim.
monde potfs M0ntevide0, wftn lI5 tur seal SKINS.
Arrived az Yokohama Apri >, hark Arele thaWls
Whitney BONN Isands-gh not feporten 5t oatk ~
reported. -. -.
KnOwieA from a cruise. with - bDs " on. -
sailed March 81, waaing bafk JaAnes Ahea' heenan
q Afuuo ocean.
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NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shipping agents and shipmasterS are IN
formed that BY telegraphing TO the HERALD LONDON
Bureau No 40 Fleet street. 10 the Pari; ONCE no
Rue Scribe the arrivals at ana departures from ku-
ropean end Eastern ports OF American aud all foreign
vessels trading with the United States the same VIII be
cahled 10 this country Of charge and published.
Captains arriving and sailing from French ana
Mediterranean ports will lind the Paris Office the more
economical and expeditions for teesraphing news
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JUDGE Il. II. PITTS.

Judge +. NJ. Pitts died suddenly yesterday, 7th
inst, while pleading a case in the Court House in
Norfolk Va. This is the third case or sudden
death in that city OF distinguished lawyers within
twelve months
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OBITUARY.

CAPTAIN sEERARp OSBORN, ROYAL NAVY.
BY cable telegram from London, under date OF
yesterday. the tn inst, We have an announce
ment Of The death or Captain Sherard Osborn, OF
the English Navy. The deceased was the son
OF Lieutenant Colonel Osborn or the Madras
Army. he was Lorn on the 22d or April
ID me year 1872, anI was, consequently. Ia the
ntV-thrri year or his age. lie entered toe British
nav Ia the year 1887, and was engaged in active
service the waters Of the East indies and China
until the year ls43. Having obtained his com.
mi sson as lieutenant M 1885, ne was. Ia tile year
1919. selected a. volunteer FOR the Arctic expe-
dltion which was sent out IRON England In search
OF SIR Jonn Franklin. OsDora was placed
IN command or the expeditlonarg vessel Pioneer.
he acquitted himself admirably, and was
In recognition 81 his services, promoted la
RANK. During the war Win Russia ne served
with great distinction In the Black sea. After
PERIOD of distln gnianed naval services be became
managing agent 81 tue Great lnui9n Peninsula
Railway A. Bombay. Captain Osborn was q gal ant
and INDUSTRIOUS of1ceT, pronc master Of useful
arts, an honest and sincere friend and an accom-.
pllsned gentleman.
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JOHN SHERIDAN, THE FATHER on LIEUTENANT
GENERAL SHERIDAN

GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Intelligence from Cincinnati OHIO, under date
o. YESTERDAY, the TN inst, brings the following
snnouncement:-'Jonn sheridan, father OF Lieu.
tenant General Sheridan. died AZ nis residence az
Somerset Oal0, yesterday"
Mr.. John sheridan, the deceased, TIE fatsar OF
the distinguished American General phi sheri.
dan, was = native OF the county or Kerry, Ire and
HIS wife, Mrs. Sheridan, mother or the Cenera,
was born IN the same district or the Green Isle.
Their Oldest child, Patrick, was also born In
leland. About tue year 1873 JOna sheridan
aud vile, with then hfst born, babe farewell 20
ther native lanu aud came 10 America, taeir
adopted and chosen home. Ihey lrst located ag
Albany y. ~, where, az IL claimed by some
o ners say In ORlo or NORTHUMBERLAND sneri.
dan vas born. The parents resided near Albany
about i've years. Wnlle PM very young
they removed 10 Somerset, Perry county, ONO.
The parents were IN quite limited circumstances,
end Phiis early experiences was tuQt 81 other
boys smllafy situated When toe turnpike was
70 own and drive cart. Mea Of Pnlrs age len
that tley have often seen him hanging On MA
fathers carr, ana once IN wRne. when he would
get % drive ne would re highly debghtod.
John sheridan was Tar advanced n years AZ the
time o. his decease. lie was OF sanEaine temper.
ament, rugged, muscular honsat.iOOging Hiber.
ulan, ana not aIFalo III work. he could Be seen
years ago, at almost any time, cultivatlng or
improving tie ittle farm OF twenty acres taat
was then his care anu pride me family then
consisted or the iather aud mother r. II. Shert.
daa Jonn T. sheridan Michael v. snerioan aud
daughter, Mary, VINO Was subsequently married 20
Captain Joan Wilson, who served through the
war IN Michigan regiment Mary was the ouy
aauRnter, and since ner marriage she ana her
husband lived ia the house with her parents. Mrs.
she idan, vie OF Vie deceased, I've mOtseI OF sac
General was rather small woman, 81 dark nalr
ano BLACK eyes, and Of a highly SENSITIVE, nervous
Organization. some persons wouid cali Ger super.
stitous, but others woula say that she was @o
man wnO believed In the nVinE presence Of ths
Diyine Creao a1d That she vas ia close relation
snlp, " some mysterious war ~ the woEla beJond
the veil.
KICKING Bird" THE KrowA INDIAN CHIEF.
special deapAteh non Port SUI 70 tie
HkaALD announces the death OF KicNing
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Bark Queen or Ceylon (Br), Scott, from Bombay for
New York. March 70 lat n, Ion 33W -,..
Bark Lothair {sr, Desmond from Boston Tor Oieniue
Cos April so, on Cape Cod
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CHARLES r. MALLORY.

Charles r. Mallory died at Hampton, Va, yes
terday, at an advanced age and greatly regretted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the CORES ponding date OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
NUTS Pharmacy, HERALD BuLdlng:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

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