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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

According to the annual report OF tho supcrintend
ent OF Public Schools Of Brooklyn for the year 1875
just laid before the Board Of Education, thirty four
academic classes taught in twenty four of the
schools The average attendance at each school was
So. nearly IS each class. During the year Ioa
pupils graduated The number OF teachers appointed
was lGl Of which number ss graduates OF the
academic classes The instruction IN drawing Is repre-
scented as having accomplished such results 10
title 10 10 all tue consideration that has been claimed
for H. II has boon found 10 have beneficial effect
upon the writing 81 the pupils. Tho establishment OF
= normal school for the special training o.
teachers Is again urged by the superintendent
Tho enrolment Ia the evening schools fell on last
winter COS, and the attendance lii nom tho
preceding year. Seven new school houses were con-
sructed which have accommodations Tor II pupils
The expenditure for these institutions S5a5 lg2
The report says:-"As consequence OF these cner-
Retc there cannot be found single Instance
Of such unwhoesome and pcstlcntai cro~ding OF pa
pills into apartments unit tor human occupancy as
other cities have been charged with permitting Tho
schools have ii 800 IN Of the registered
number Of pupig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

put into Gloucester Pm 25th accohEt Of the gale.
the whaling business.
BARK EnAsrKL (sw from Bull River for London. which
going repairs was osied out April 81 Her bottom has
been caked and recoppered and the vessel In frat
at once and resume her voyage.
nanx Eli, EIa.rEra Or, White from Liverpool for Mon
split and topsaii gear carried away.
BRIG MARY NJ ra.scis Francis from Philadelphia via
sGoal An April H. and sunk at PM Captain Francis'
Robt Alexander cook Henry Taylor seaman and Peter
18th '-'''1 - nun
BRIG CHAPMAN for csdin before reported as having
steamer Brazilian aud was badly damaged.
sonn WILLIAM KKSsrpY from Port Camden, loaded with
bay and the and cargo we're entirely de-
Stacking caused the fire The was run ashore
on Greenburys Point opposite Annapolis The Captain and
ScnR ALpTRr A EDWARD lost Humboldt on tho
18th inst One man wa saved The captain and four
Sem PErnKL, sunk 10 miles above Cove Point 10 the
chesapeake some time has been raised uninjued aud
with a cargo OF corn put into Norfolk 26th leaking.
scas Gxn.Is Mnsoan; M:dor, from Kingston, ia. 70.
VIII Soe aa. for sAhs badly and
nAurAx April asRrig Mary. owned BY Ward Co. lei.
Al Reich narbor She became total wreck
The saved The vessel and insured
LONDON April o0-CRpt Edmonds. OF bark W Scanned.
OF John Ne that his was in
damaged condition when she arrived Falmouth 18th
from fabellon de Plea
NEWPORT. April 25-John Waters 4 Go have msde con-
with the Block Island Wrccking Co the scr
Mary Augusta ashore at that place Capt Holt firmly
cyng that be on with the proper appliances
Work will be resumed at aud the conf
dent that they will succeed
PORTLAND. April 26Schr Moses Adams from Gloucester
ashore Spring Point Ledge. and will go
railway to repair.
SAN FnAsc,sco April 2o-The Pacific Mail steamer
City OF New York sailed to-day tor Sydney. No At
tachmcnts the compAnyS will he granted until
the Panama Company file \ bond OF indemnity.
LAuScmKp-At Machias April - from the yard Of Mr.
John Shaw Benny Doom She registers tons
and Is to he commanded by Sewel Coc She Is owned In
Machias and New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
CAPTURE OF A RIVER PIRATE.

Michael Clancy, weknown river pirate, was cap
tured in this city last night his residence at No
500 West street. a charge Of participation in the
theft cigars board the steamship John L. Garrett,
belonging the New York and Baltimore Transporta
ton Company. The facts Of the case are these
About days ago six cases containing about 10000
cigars and worth So 600 stolen from board
the above mentioned steamer, lying at pier North
River, during the night, md the only clew obtained
by the Captain OF the police boat that the goods
had been taken to Jersey City. Yesterday morning
Detectives Mooney and Boyand obtained search war
rant from Judge Bixby, at the Tombs, to search the
premises Of Clancy In West street, and 1t was placed
in the hands OF Court oihcer Weber. Last evening
Detective Mooney and officer Weber went to Clancy's
house. and with the aid OF poker and In spite of tho
resistance of the wife of Clancy, forced open back
and found eghtysix boxes OF the stolen cigars.
about third Of the quantity stolen. Clancy
the house when the officers entered his rooms and
marked to friend 'Pve got to GET, and ran down TO
pier 40, followed by Mooney and Weber.
He sprang into his boat and was about
taking up the oars when Mooney said, covering him
with his pistol 'lf you touch those oars Ill ire" On
looking round he saw officer wcber's pistol covering
him also. aud he sand quickly, 81 give up boys"
He taken to the Leonard street police station and
locked up cell He refused to divuee tho names
of his confederacs in the robbery Clancy has boat
OF his and passes respectable boatman. Other
viii doubtless take place to-day The cigars IN
question had just arrived from Havana per CITY OF
Vera Cruz, and going IN bond to Baltimore to
large tobacco house Their.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
FORGERY AT PROVIDENCE.

ATTACHMENT OF FREDERICK H. ANGELL-
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
PAPER SAID TO DE FORGED.
PROVIDENCE, r. L. April 90 1875.
Frederick II. Angel. Of tho firm Of Falpey, Angel
Co. who was arrested yesterday, reported In tho
HERALD. for forgery, was privately arraisned this
morning before Judge Randolph warrant charging
him with forging the Of stephen A. knight TO a
promssory note for 81 500. This note was made last
month, Tor three months aud is signed by Falpey.
Angel Il Co.. with Knights forged signature the
back. 1t is reported that his forgeries viii amount
10 $50 0O0 Certain banks, brokers and parties who
in the habit of discountng hold the greatest part
Of the forged paper.
The prisoner only twenty-eight years OF age,
universally respected and was never known to spend
money extravagantly He refuses TO any at
the police station, not even his father nlaw, and he
Is Beiey broken down at the terrible disclosure
He belongs TO most respectable family His firm has
been compelled to make assignment for the benefit
of their creditors. 1t Is untrue that the Providence
Institution Of Savings holds any Of the forged paper
Angel states that the money used In the FIRMS
business, but this Is most positively denied by tho
other members Of the firm. The forgercs well exc
cutcd. The persons whose names forged were not
able detect the forgeres until the original signatures
were produced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

rensaeola Esau. Marasa. Phiiadsphs; Zephyr Jensen
Wilmington. NC; yopini. Oneto Baltimore.
cleared 18th y DIAL o. Pedensn, fhadsiphis; Martha
Arrived 18TH Atlantic Krankalu Bull River
Sailed IAN. Denmark 81, New York: Prince Rupert
quebec; Aon st John. NIB; 18TH Cornelius Grinne. New
LAxLAsH. April 1I-sailed. Keyssone Fredericks Hs-
vann; sutherland, Uphani. kichbucto
.xxhp April l4-ssilsd Lydia, Perry from Amsterdsms
Lsru April is-sailsd. Golconds. waterman. Mon
trea.
LIMERICK, April ls-sailed chlo1ra Mole. PhiladsL
LrcIonS, April ii-saied Geo Kremelberg Patterson
MARskLLfs, April l1-Arrived. Nellie Star Poland
Goree: Geo Hatch Murphy. barcelona &c.
sailed. l<th-I.ake Smcoe. lIaicrow Montreal
MADRAS. March 2o-Arrived, 4 Cox, Bursley Cal.
NrwRr, April i3-Arnved. Isaac jackson, Walsh, Port
land. -
PLYMOUTH, April ls-saled Victoria, Jacobsen, Rsl,i.
QUEENSTOWN April l4-Arrived, snipe Hogan Phnadel-
pha Anita Garbadi Rozzet baltimore for Belfast (and
sailed.
sailed I4.h Frs.eli Text Andrst Dublin: Edwin, Bor
Robertson. Harepooi Dubrovacki Antwerp: Lesseps.
Ipswich. Giovanni. Liverpool
on Cape Clear 9Th Lake Michigan, Lamont. Liverpool
snKIIps, April l3-Arrivcd Fnede Brown, wilmington.
Sailed 18th Agnes. Ship. Quebec.
ST CAIHEmiSss PoNT, April 1i-oh Georgia, Mcdonnell,
Taoox April l4-sailed wipogsne. DIX. Greenland
TRxsi. April l2-Ariyed Rex. Christensen fnscagoulQ
TABLE Bay date tby telegraph from Madeira, April
l4l-Arrvsd. Chas X Lewis. Race. Portland.
WARRESroINT. April l2-Arrived. Woye, Andersen Baltt
Sailed 18th. Prospero Padre. Simonette. New York.
WArkRfoRD-Arrived Die Hemath, kraft. Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27

s.LoNDoS ASSURANCE" AT wALLAcK's THEATRE.
Whether Mr. Boucicault is the absolute author OF
'London Assurance" Is disputed point Mr. John
Brougham claims and his word quite good as that
OF any one, share in the authorship But II makes
little difference who wrote this capital comedy,
one OF the original creations Of the century
Tho play is well known that 10 crticise
IL would be superiluous task. Tho acting
Of this famous drama is the point OF chief interest TO
the theatrical public 1t renroduced Mr. John Gilbert
a. Sir Harcourt Courtly, and probably he made the
finest performance OF the night The public has been
SO used 10 see Mr. Gilbert play rascibe old men that
the role OF the dgniAed honorable reserved ana OLD
Sir Harcourt Courty returns as a surprise.
Mr.. Wallack lrst class MS Dazzle rms SUI
Dazzle he superb, and gave much
life TO che play by hts iniaitabe power Mr. honta-
que has very III and has OF late retired from the
STAGE and considering this misfortune the PRESERVATION
Charles was which deserves decided credit Mr.
Beckett, as Mark NEEDLE was capital he was full OF
fun and kept the house perpetual round OF laugh
ter. Mr.. Floyd good AS Dolly Spanker and Mr..
Germon also delightful 'as Mrs. Pert
We cannot wholly compliment Miss Ada
Dyas upon her personaton OF the character OF
Lady Gay Spanker, Tor though this lady has plenty of
intelligence she needs inspiration The description of
the celebrated hunt fell heavily the public. Miss
Dyas is certainly delightful in tho ordinary sentiments
comedy, yet she is equal the robust intense in
terest OF popular play Miss lone Burke gave per-
formance as Grace Harkaway which we can only de-
scribe as charming But the whole play was capital.
II 10 pleasure TO performance OF which praise
would be superfiuous and censure untrue.
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CLEARED.
ra, Dulklcy, Charleston-wm p Clyde 4

Co.
steamer Concord. shecrin Philadephla-James Hand.
Bark kegia tNor), Larsen. Liverpoo-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark AxoG (Nor) Holm Gloucester-Funch Edge X Co.
mouth Tor orders-Biaksfee 4 Caldwell.
Bark Braziiera Ver), Jachers Richmond-E Pavenstedt
4 Co.
brig Martha. Upton, st Johns. PRE- Sanchez ' DOLE
brig Ellen (Br. sullivan st John, NB-Heney Par
kerr
schr c Evans Brewster, Rio Janeiro-James Ward &
Co
schr Emma winsor, Atwood, Bermuda-H w Loud 4
Co
Schr Mary II Hand, Hand, Fernandina-warren Ray.
schr Como Lewis. MISUNDERSTANDING Gilderseeve 4
Co
schr Marcus Edwards, Douglass. Jacksonville arren
Ray.
Schr l. Russell. Smith, Charlcston-Bentlcy Glider
sleeve Co.
schr W II Pharo. Collins, Richmond and City Point
Slnght Petty reclesred from 25th).
schr Gloucester, Hurley, Hartord-Frank Pidgeon.
Cleared 18th
Steamer Tvbee, Kuehl, Cage Hayten, St Domingo &c
VIM + Clyde 4 Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OrrIcx OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. THIRD DISTRICT.
roNrglxsytLLx. Ny. April 2G 1874
buoy. red and white horizontal stripes has been
placed - feet south oi the remains
Concinicut Point light. Providence River.
black huoy has been placed mark the shoa OF
Popasauash Point. south end Of Popxsqmash Neck.
buoy has been placed temporarily OIL Goat Island
Ne wport harbor.
The second nun buoy carried away by the steamer
Bristol viii be replaced as soon as practicable.
A RHfSD. Can't UsN
Lighthouse Inspector Third district.
rSpigs-roRTo ico-RroyAGr nav.
The following buoy have been placed Ia Mayaguex
and tho ol one have rcinoved:--
ALGARRono RKEr--A buoy has been placed o the NV
the In II feet the following
inss -Algarrobo Point. y "a 30 IL Mote. 81 30 Il.
SOUTH or GuASsJiRo CnAsSkI-Two buoys have been
placed mark this channcone the other
The lies the following bearings In
IL feet :Abarrobe Point. $50 l.: Mote. AZ 81
Il. The west l. IN feet water-Agsrrobo Point.
yards apart in an ENE and wsw direction
Wtsr cnANSkL--A buoy has been placed on the south
point Mnnchns unner, In fathoms following
bearings -Algarrabo Point. - 80 T.: Mole. 81 81 Il.
essterly direction and now esin IL fee the
following bearings :Agarrobo Point. 50 ~ II Mole.
II r. These two buoys bear INV rnf SSE from each
other channel 100 ards between en-
All buays are iron can buoys and painted red.
Bearings magnetic. Variation. 80 min easeriy In 1915
uARRoR or san JuAS-rEsroRARy pIscoxrlSuAxcK or
From LIST OF April the light the MORO OF Port Rico
the lighthouse
removed position This Is the only light the
entrance Of the harbor OF San Juan
yrxEzrrLA--cuAxcE ILLUMINATING PORTO
CABELLo LIGHT
Inform alton has been received tina. tbs Illuminating
order fixed light substituted
revolving light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
LONG ISLAND TRAGEDIES.

In the Suffolk County Court Of oyer and Tcrmncr,
Judge Dyckman presiding, assisted BY Justices capon
and Smith, in the Court House Al Rverhead l. L. on
Tuesday, application was made by Mr.. Fellows
10 ooash the Indictment against Arthur ". Prime
Tor perjury In the Kelsey case, and ordered
BY Che Court. The indictment against Royal Sainmis
for murder ordered for trial a. the term OF
Court Al the opening OF tho afternoon ycstcr
day David Skidmorc. Jr., Jointly indicted with his
brother Carl for arson In having the 3h OF January
last set nreto the dwelling house OF his sihsr, David
sktdmore ST., At Deer Park. David skdmore, ST.,
fleet Weeks Wossy Wright aud wife pershing IN the
lanes was placed trial. Considerable time was
ponsumsd In cinpaneIling jury AZ the rising Of the
oonss ass svsaiag NE sary hea not been completed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
PENSION OFFICE ROBBERY.
JAMKs RoGRRs, THE UNITED STATES MARINE

JAMKs ROGERS, THE UNITED STATES MARINE
INSTRUCTOR, DIsCHARoRD.
Yesterday James Rogers who recently arrested
on charge of forging tho Of Eliza Ann Platt, Of
Binghamton, N Y. to check for $50 upon the Nassau
National Bank, was discharged from custody by Com
missioner Winslow. The accused was formerly en-
poyed in the Office of Pension Agent McLeer as a
clerk and was charged with abstractng tho check from
letter addressed to Mrs. Platt who is pensioner 1t
alleged that he signed the Of the lady to
the check. After tho money missed Rogers who
is fine looking man. about thirty years OF age went
Washington where he joined the United States Marine
Corps and subsequently transferred as instructor
to the United States schooship Minnesota at New
York While on duty thai ship he was arrested on
com plant OF Pension Agent McLecr Tho DistrictAt
torney failed to prove that the of Mrs. Plat had
been forged. IL shown that Rogers took the
check from the letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Won Bulow announces a farewell engagement 1t
Chicker,ng Hall next month.
Carl Rosa seems to be the chief exponent OF English
opera in England at the present time.
Sir r. p. Stewart Of Dublin, has been very success
ful In his recent lectures music
Mr.. Adoph Neuendorf is proposed as the next con-
ductor OF the Philharmonic Society. A better choice
could not be made. Mr.. Neuendorf is an accom-
plished musician, and better conductor could be
selected
The Oratorio Society, under the direction OF DR..
Damrosch gave Schumanns paradise and the Peril
last evening at Steinway Hail. II anything but
satisfactory performance. The work Is emnently
stupid and possesses hardly one feature TO recon-
mend II. worse selection for such q renowned So
ciety could scarcely be devised.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS had concert at Chickering Hall last
aight. in which he assisted by Miss Henrietta
Beebe soprano; MISS Louise Finch, contralto; Mr..
Charles Frltsch tenor; Mr H. X. HUMPHREYS, tenor;
Ar. Adolph Sohst, baritone; Mr.. Richard Hoffman,
pianist; Senior Joseph White, vionist; Mr.. S. b.
Whitcley, organist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxsrzRpAn April 24-Arrived banks Melbourne (TsD,
Burns New Orleans; Coumbine Ger. Jardn. Savannah
ANTWERP April 26Arvsd bark Quickstep, Chase. Point
Lobos
Sailed 26th, bark Old Dominion Nichols PhiadslphiA'
having repaired the Stella. for Baltimore.
ARDRossAS. April 26-ssed bark Sarah, Ingerso Balti-
more.
BRISTOL April 2s-Arivsd, steamer Somerset (s, wes
tern. New York.
BELFAST, April 26-Arrived bark vesa (Nor), Thorsen.
Baltimore.
Sailed 25th bark Fenwick (r) Johnson North America
BREsKx April 26-Arrvsd. barks lima (Sor Albrethsen
Savannah for Frederckshald Schiller Ger. Gloistein
New York; Marco Polo Ger, schafer. Baltimore.
coPrSHAGES. to April rs Arrived ship Robcna, Hagen
New York for Cronstadt
DUBLIN April 26-Arved, ship Arlington fr). vckery
Baltimore.
ErsrsoRr to April 25-Arrived ship George Washington
GER. Probst Savannah Revsi; barks Maria Adelaide
tGer Aocates Baltimore; HindeDorg (Nor). Johanssn
Savannah for cronstadt.
Arrived 23d, barks Magdaiene CSor Runneberg New Or
leans for Hango (Fnlsnd); wilhelm 0ynther (sw, Ost-
lund. do Tor Cronstandt
FALMOUTH, April 25-Arrved. ship Tranquebar. Water
house. independents Bay; 26th brig Hclios (swe) Lind
FLKkrwooD. April 25-Anived bark Telus (Nor). John
sen. Galveston.
GLOUCESTER April 2s-Arnved. bark onni fRuD. Beng
dcsroh, st Marys Ga.
Cook, April 2s-Arrivsd bark Michael Qoer, Reu.el
Daren.
GxxoA-sailed Minnie Repplisr stsslman Phisdsl
phia or New York.
HELvoxr April 25-sailed Parstto Wilmington.
NC.
leans.
HAvRE, April 25-Arvsd ship Bavslaw CBr). Rout. New
Orleans
LIVERPOOL April 2e-Arrivsd ship Southern Gross. Bull
lard. San Francisco
Arrived 25th bark India (Nor) ferguson New Orleans:
al; payau rdst h.~Ls
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THE FULTON BANK ROBBERY.

The counsel for the bondsmen OF the deaulting pay
ing teller OF the Fulton Bank OF BROOKLYN, b. f.
Rogers. yesterday offered TO pay the deficiency
between TIE amount taken by the accused and that
recovered from him. The total amount taken from the
bank by Rogers 1875 000 Of which ali but .352
recovered by the police and restored to the bank
The bondsmen to settle by paying S. 352 but the
bank officials demand $40 more, to pay for the en-
penses incurred in recovering the money. The bonds
men object 10 The latter item, and litigation will prob
nh cns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
ST. PAUL OF THE CROSS.

Tomorrow will be the feast of St. Paul of the Cross
the founder OF the Passionist Order, and will be OBJ
served with great solemniy Mt the Passionst Monas
terry. in West Hoboken Solemn high mass will he
celebrated AT halfpast ten O'Clock, by the Very Rev.
Mgr. Seton, and the panegyric will be preached by
Father Hewitt OF the Paulst church Fiity-niuth
street. New York In the afternoon there will be
pcrs O'Clock after which the relic OF the
will be exposed TO all who visit the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
SAILED.

Steamers AbyssiniR Obj. Tor Liverpool: Greece (Br)
London: Tybee. st Domingo, &c Cleopatra Charleston
ship tajah Br!, London barks Ada WswelI. Wellington
and Dunedin, NJ: Agil Nor, Bahia Pernambu
Annie peeht Ger. Liverpool . Chaplin. Cadiz solahde
Cecilia utal. do: Maria Gaiaoia dta pcnarth Roads,
Admiraen Norj. Amsterdam; Alemania GER, Porto
bello Canada. Cardenas Evening Star, st Jag0; briggs
Italia tBr Democrats: Ramirez alveston schrs
Benne Port spain: Chss Aoriord St Jago; Tls Pills
bury, galveston.
Wind at sunset z: at midnight SSE.
barometer NJ sunset 30.OS; at midnight 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
CARDINAL MCLosKEY IN JERSEY.

by advice OF his physicians, Cardinal McCIockey has
taken up his residence temporarily at Seton Hall Col
lcge which i situated IN lovely rural district in
south Orange, and in full view of the Orange Noun
tains. The place chosen because Of It's saubrious
ulls. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL rs, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RxroRrxp THE HERALD sryAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTRsroNE LINE

Steamer Russia tBr). Cook. Liverpool April IS and
Queenstown lo With mdse and q tranckyn
April ~ o. Ion 80 ~ passed ship Lizzie Noses
Bremen Philadelphia 18th lat Al H. Ion 81 Is Bit
,sh bark pound west. showing signal sJcA
steamer fndoo tBr. Nils. HALL Apri! with mdse and
passengers 20 q l. Wright 4 Co.
steamer Anchoria (Brl. Munro. Glasgow April Is and
Neville usn with ndse and passengers
April ~ LAT ~ 40 lon ~ 40 passed snip Lase Michigan
dr. from Liverpool ior Montrea I'D lat ~ 5 Ion 80 -,
large iceberg afth lat ~ - Ion 80 % bark Edward
Jcwrtt tlr from Hamburg for New York I'D
LAT AZ Ion 50 ship Josephine to Liverpool. bound W.
Ste amer Arrsscn (nrl. Synos Malta March 10 Nessna
3Dth Palermo April and Gibraltar 10Th md-e and
passengers Morgan GO. April -. on Nantucket
light. had heavy NJ gale veerng 70 ME-, and
painted with heavy
steamer City Vera Cruz, Dcsken Havana April -,
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Steamer Lotus (Br) Francisco for Hong Kong,
April 10, lat s0 20 N. Ion 13f 10
Shin Monte from Newport, T. for Iokoh
FEB III. lat 81 \. lon 10 X.
Ship CITY 81 vienna an Crockett from Livvcrpol
Francisco. March s. lat n. Ion ~ W.
Wildwood. Hartman, from Hull for Boston. April ..
BARK 81 Clond. Bsrey. from Galveston for cronstsds,
April u. in the North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents hipmaster arc Informed
that By teegrsphng the HERALD London Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet London" or TO the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 8l Avenue do iopera
Paris the arrivals departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed to this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
tesnesn ports will find the Paris oce tho economical
and expeditions for tslegraphInx news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-27
WARNING TO ATHLETES.

Yesterday morning Henry Fischer, residing PAIL
sade avenue, West Hoboken, n j., while developing
his biceps with heavy dumb bells let Of them fall
upon his loot rendering amputaton of the toes prob
ably necessary.