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CHICAGO, April l3. The committee appointed
by the Chairman OF the Exposition Han grand mass
meeting, held on Tuesday night last waited on Mayor
Coyn to.lay anu requested his re'gnaiion The Mayor
made no response 10 the request but sircd the
nttee " submit H. with tho reasons therefor IA writ
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Not Of tho Custom House.

The Independent Republican Central Gem
mttee perfected their organization last evening ~
eecting Eilwood f. Thorne, Chairman James A. Blan-
chard and Gratius g. Corwin, Vice Chsirmen, GeorxV
e. McMurtHy and Richard A. Barton Secretaries. sDA
George W. Rose, Treasurer.
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Second Distrct-Tammany-P Patrick LYsaght.
VIM. p. Kirk. Patrick Diver Third District-Antl-
TalmauJ Tic Hon. John Mcrrlssey, Ambrose O'Neil.
Patrick Haran Seventh Dlstriot-1 ammany August
Belmont. Peter II, olnoy, Vincent G. King Ninth bis
trct-TAmmany Edward GiiOn. John j. GOrmAn, Sam
uei Is. Lewis sixteenth Dlstrlet-TammAny- Edward
cooper, Edward Duffy, James X. Morrison. They
uuiustruCted.
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Commodore yauderb,Ir. ucaI,h.

Tho rumors Of Commodore Vanderbil.'s IN
ncss arse from the fact that Tuesday he sururct
from an attack Of painful but not dangerous
pant to which he hs been subject for forty Jea
ON wednesday he drove several miles behind hts fastos
team. entertaining his physican at dinner IN the
ing. Yesterday he Was we'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-14

LYScHDURO, ADril l3-The Republican State
Convention was organized permanently BY the election
OF the Hon J. b. Seher Chairman Resolutions were
adopted as reported by the Committee on RESOLUTIONS
and also a resolution OF preference for Mr.. Blaine.
Resolutions OF endorsemeht OF Mr. hortons course
we're adopted as a cOmpliacnt to hun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-14
Brewers, Ipdu,,r,.I Exhibition.

Tho brewers have raised fund OF $4,000, sna
are putting large building In Phiisdeiphis FOR
exhibition Of beers. aes hops. malt barley. the
various appliances used in their trade German. hns.
ln and Canadian brewers have announced thei intcn.
ton to take part 10 the exhibition, which viii incindA
model brewery N fun operatIOn-
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No. ll2.
A. 7. STEW ARTS
FAMILY VAULT.

After the funeral Mrs. Stewart ana her imme-
diats relatives went back to the marble nan
sion, and there the viii was read by Judge HI
ton. one ot the relatives said that the Will
would astonish some people" Ihe instrument
Is probably to be offered for probate tomorrow.
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Defeating n Five County Act.


TRENTON, April l3-The House this sfternooa
defeated the nrst OF senator 40 ett compromise Fva
County acts "a to % thrtyOne votes being necoassTy
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WARRINGTON, April l3.-The House to-day
passed the senate bill PROTECTING settlers on railroad
land'. This ~ only lead 10 endless litigation the
Supreme Court has invariably deci0ed 1aVOr Of the
corporations as against Individuals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-14

Mary Egan, aged thlrty-four, OF 81 Carrod
street, Brooklyn. died suddenly yesterday sfteraoo4
without medical atteadances John ArsnnAn, aged IN
months OF 81 Carroll street, died sud denly; ana -
Patfck Brady digging to plant tree 10 the bAoR
Of 80 Carroll street, he found the body of stiih
born child The coroner receives t3s fer the thrss
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WIN. Whalen was arrested In Paterson yestes-
day. for attempting to wreck Erie Railway train ~
altering aswitch twisting signals so thai ths
engineer OF the trans running elther way must sup
pose the track all right. Mhaen atey decnArre1
from the company's employ for drunkennesA
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Rapid Transit 20 w,,Iinm.brtd.,

About May Is tho Harlem Railroad Company
will put ten extra trans daily between the Grzna
Central depot and WiIamsbrldge. The tfns 70 WI
liamsbrdge will ne thirty minutes including soppageA
and to Harlem twelve minutes. This fare to Williams
bridge viii be thirty cents from the Grand Ceufrsi
depot
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The Man who was Los, In n Sewer.

"IINEIu'E bIIouk WUU
Imprisoned for four nj ghts and three days
Elizabeth where he had sought refuge from an ofne..
WAS yesterday dismissed from the CITY Hospital haVtn1
prosecute him.
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The Government Printing Once.

WAsHINGToS, April B.-rhe bulletin from tho
Printing Committee OF the House to-day showed that
the weather siil stormy and the gales disastrous
at the Government Printing ONCE. The more Clapp eA
pairs the more the Committee hnds Out, which IL also
the case when his own witnesses take the staaa-
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LONDON, Aprl 13-The British bark Emma l..
Outou Capt. Mack tn2le, which sailed from BALTIMORE,
Nagcn 3, for Queenstown. was abandoned Marcn
Is 10 sinking cOnditon. Her crew were rescued
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The Jersey City Finance Board has cleo -
Senator Leon Albeit Corporation Counsel
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Tho Weather Onioc Prediction.

ALBANY, Aprll l8.-The Canal Commissioners
adopted resolution lOday hIing the Attn OF May IAA
date for opening the canals
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JOTTINGS ABOUr TOWN.

Failing barometor, southeast and southwest
winds, partly cloudy weather stationary OF hiGn6
Temperature. anu possibly local rains
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
whitley sueina Murtagh for saying that he
sailed Under Fnl.e Colors.

NHIItu NHUtF FHTHe NOIOrss
wAsHIN0roS, April l3.-Detective Whitley
appeared before the Grand jury OF this District ester
day and made complaint that article In yesterdays
Republican Of this city, redectng upon him. WAS q
gross Eoel and untrue In every plreular, therefore
being Sufficient cause for complaint and Indictment.
the article charged that Whitley real Hale.
and that he changed to whitley to avoid punishment
for II Is not what action the Grand jury
a N Axe In The mAlipr
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Jersey Guys LcgnI Adviser

Rx-Mayor Hosea Y. Clark OF Jersey City disA
at his residence, 81 Jersey avenue, yesterday.
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inere was neither decoration nor drapery of
ssduaued horal display. table Of evergTeens.
inssIsptrsed 49, with sheayes OF wheat aud decay
rsssa raves stood between the pulpit and the
ro.ss" 'eA' ana supDOrteJ - pillar 81 tulc
vrs",, l.les' tea roses, ana violets. the base
.eNssssH WIIA blue blossoms, and tue whole
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DETROIT, Apiil l3-Frn,h the condition of tho
ST.. of a'alutW, d f. cert ~ that nAYIsa-
Lon viii % oDen bJ the 2Oth for tns graiL nseL
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
OPPOSING AN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

meeting Of the property owners opposed to the
construction OF an elevated railroad Chatham
street. the Bowery and Third avenue was held at tho
Grand Union Hotel last evening Ex-Alderman
Charles G. Dean presided, and Mr.. D. B. Chappell
acted as secretary.
After the meeting opened the secretary read the fol-
loving as his special report
The Commissioners appointed by the Supreme Court have
closed their labOrs holding concerned
and will make their report and will that
port to the Supreme Court for confirmation.
There have been placed before the Commissioners ada
Wits of large number OF property showing damage
of from fifty should elevated railroad be
allowed upon Chatham Bowery and Third
Also reports with adavts from first class engineers
such General Yele General showing to be
impossible build elevated railroad the route
named.
Mr. H. p Smith said that his opinion was that the
elevated railroad project would nave to be fought
in the courts The question now was,
care the property owners willing to stand
together in light before legal trbunaY'
He followed by Mr.. Lawrence Drake, who ex-
pressed himself strongly favor of rapid transit
but open cut railroad and not elevated one. He
thought it great mistake for the association TO put
themselves forward opposing rapid transit Tor the
mind OF the people bent it, and any effort 10 op
pose II would be ruinous
The New York herald., 1876-02-24

cKSruEcos Feb 1e-Auived brig Shasta Brown Bosto1i
18TH sehrs Helen Holyay ThqmDson HSShiss HS.ss nem
SON. Port au Prince I'D Liberty Lundbers wa 81
Sailed leth, sehr Abbie L Dow. Young. New York.
Hsrss iSs brig Neptune p sais psn'Ss0 &c Nv York
Zimmerman, New York; 23d Colon, Grifhn. Aspnwall;
y Sailed eorh-SshTs stephen Harding Harding north OF
New Yor ST9pman dS 2is Snsk
steamer Maria tspanl MolIns New Orleans; schr Lizzie
Ts FS Si a@sss@ s Ocean y York
MAr,Szas I FEB lolATriyed bark Batavia SAWYER Hayrs,
Lsthrop MesAlleP s. Thomas: Alice .BTl, Saunders,
sailed 10Th brig selma Magane north OF Hstterss: schI
: Lowell rice; do; soI1s bark E@ms Hartman Wait
do George Berry. do; sehrs II L Riley Cofin do;
as. Townsend do: Grace Bradley Turner New York
e S .cGy. e%rs g ssS OE
York and sailed 18th for City Point via Long Iandj 10th,
ns baltimore tand Sailed 18th for amaics mug
Sailed 18th, schr Douglass fBr) Bethel Jacksonville
Towed in l4h schr Ocean Queen, OF Greenpor Mis-
PoiSrA A.PrRE Feb 2o-Arrived, bark Norah, Hall, Nea
PoRr Au PRINCE Feb lI-Arrived schr L Warren John
Rio JaSTIso Jan s-saied bsrks Recovery CBr) Ii one
Galveston; l6th Lizzie Gillespie Br, Bergman, St Tho
In port Jan 2e ship George Warren Br.. Timothy.
Merriam from London brig Wesley 4 Seymour tbD.
ST THOMAS. Feb 2i-Put In brig Frank CLARK. Morton
from 81 Johns NF, for New York See Misesanyl. ,.,
pha 2lst barks John Rothman. Ray Corunna; Regina
Tolck. Ray, st. Thomas.
Sailed 2lst bark Mamie y Bell, Fits. Baltimore
ST. JAGo Feb l5-Saled, brig Rockand Br, Cam. Phib
adelpha: schr Treasure (Br. Boston.
ST. JoHN NIB Feb 23Arrved, brig Stockton, from Car
denas.
Cleared 22d. schr Spring Bird, New York
VALPARAISO Jan l2-saied, brig Volant (Arg), "arks
Cleared Dec 81 ship Marmion (Br San Francisco witl
coal
In port ian IL bark A G Bean, Cheney,
VlcroRIA VI Feb l3-Arrived steamer City OF Panama,
s sse can o p ao
YARMOUTH Ms, Feb 22Arrived, brig Sophia (Br) Turka
Island
ZASznAR, Jan leArrived, bark Essex. Peterson Musca
(and sailed Feb 3 for Boston,
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
REVOLUTIONARY NOTES.

1t was reported yesterday that the propeller Fall
River, lying in Gowanus Bay, has been purchased
by NJ o. Canneau, OF this city, the agent OF the
revolutionary party of Hayu which has General Biron
Canales at its head Canales now residing at Kings
ton, Jam. The following the principal proper
tons OF the Fall River:Length, 173 ieet breadth of
BEAM SO feet depth of hold, 81 feet She is Of 636
tous burden, and built at Boston in 1864 She Is
schooner rgged and draws twelve feet OF water She
recently in the employ OF the New Jersey Southern
Railroad Company
In treaty Tor the purchase OF the Uruguay, formerly
the Octavia the Cuban llibusterlng steam Yacht,
seized some months back at Kingston, Jam by the
British authorities Tor breach OF the neutrality laws
This vessel go into the revolutionary business in
st. Domingo.
II Is reported that President Gonzales, of St.
Domingo has effected the capture at St Jago OF Gen.
era Luperon OF the revolutionary forces
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
CLEARED.

Steamer Java (Br Martyr. Liverpool via oueenstOwn-o
Franckiyn
Steamer Anglia tBr). Murray Observation-Disclosures Bros.
Steamer somerset lBp, Western, Bristol, &" MOT
gan .
steamer State Of Indiana Br) sadler oissgow-Aus'in
Baldwin A &c.
steamer Columbia CBD. Montgomery. oiasgow-Hsnder-
Bros AZ, a,
steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. savsnnsh-W
Garrison.
Steamer Gufstream, Holmes. Chareston-J W ountard
Co
co.
Ship Great Admiral Thompson. San Franeisco-sut'on
Co ....,..-
ark Ambassador (Isr. Prehn. LOndOn-Peaoody Willis
a 60. 4.
Bark Thomas Goddard. smith. smyrna-w Russell a
Co
Brig Johanna Icnnox, Dunkirk--Swan a Son.
Brig Olinda (forD. silva Oporo-H agemeyer bruhn-
Brta Kodfak fatarn- Ravrout--f Taihnt n "a
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY

STEAMER CIrY or GALVESTON. from Port Prince for
New York remained ashore at the Bahamas 10th inst
The passengers have arrived at Nassau after suffering
privations. See general columns,
SHIP RICHARD BusrEKD from Philadelphia for Pchnqui,
prior 70 ! an "a
Baltimore after being in collision with bark woye Nor.
having finished repairs. proceeded 2sd on her voyage
BRIG CAIRO tBr. from New Orleans Feb for Queens
to~n totally lost the Grand Bahamas Feb = Grew
Of cotton seed ocake and $500 staves
BRIG q WINsoR (Br), from st Martins for Yarmouth
OF with slight damage and taken to westport Ms
BRIG FRANK CLARK Norton from st Johns NF. for New
York. put into st Thomas Feb 81 with steering out OF
order, loss Of sails and main boom.
BRIG SARAH KENNEDY. from New York for Limerick.
before reported at Cadz with loss OF sails put in Feb Ia
Her cargo is damaged
scnR wa II VAN NAm from Now York for York River,
Va in ballast went ashore on the southeast point Of Break
ers oh smiths Island. on the morning OF the 18TH Mr.
Ftehett With crew from the station boarded her on the
ing her oil without sustaining damage and without
e hut o5 e ss su aa to-
as she pounding heavily on the bottom and Il would
Norfolk.
OCEAN QUEEN Of GreenpOrt, from New York for
Key West before reported abandoned was found ad Ian
II between Nassau Abaco by scnr Express of Nassau
She was toned into sps S~9 W & BY & 1c IaS ce
for that district She had board barrels OF potatoes and
Feb ia Her mainmast was gone near The deck
head and booms and gals gone.
scHR yoLuxrEEn Smith, from Gloucester, fishing was
unknown schooner and had her stern Knocked Oh and
other damage the of $500 She
towed to Eastport. where she will undergo repairs
scnR JESSIE WILLIAMSON, Jr. of Portsmouth, Nh which
ashore the upper harbOr. Newport, last No
vembe and afterwards laid for the winter will be taken
to Portsmouth for two masts and other repairs.
ScHR S CRocKER from Taunt on for New York before
reported ashore Sachems Head Conn., hove aoat
23 inst sheis tight and will bring her cargo in good
order to New York
Sem sAmUELs from Norfolk Sor Philadelphia with
lumber ashore at AN Feb 23 Marcus Hook BAR
keeed and sank. Crew saved
ScHR SAMuEL FISH, from Rock port with ice for Norfolk,
put into Newport Feb 23. With sails split.
SEDoSA from Rockpor for Norfolk with ice put into
Newport Feb 23 With jb split and oretopmat sprung
ScHR SUSAN HARRER, which went ashore on L'Homme-
deu Shoa got of I'D inst and proceeded ON her
LAuNcHED-At Wilmington. Del, Feb 5. by the Harlan 4
Hollingsworth Company steamer Agers, Tor Messrs
Whtney's New Orleans line The Agiers is 2I5 feet long,
80 feet beam ~ feet depth of hold and 1735 tons CHM
aud will stow 1000 bales cotton undor deck.
At Meadows Side, Patrick Jan ~ IRON Messrs Hender-
Bros shipbuding yard steamer named the Alsata,
intended the American She Is 800 feet long, SO
feet and 291s feet deep aud measures 2S20tons.
At Newburyport the 22d inst bark Obed Baxter. of
900 from the yard OF Geo Currer She will be towed
Boston. where she will be rigged and fitted for
Obed Baxter after whom she is named Is to command her.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
FOREIGN PORTS

BoMnAv Jan 17--In port ships Harmonic Small, for
United Kingdom New York: Antrim (fr Pendcrgast ;
Choice (Br Masters City Camp tBrj. Green Prince Os
car tllr Powles and Prince Amadeo (Br Linske unc:
bark Nellie Slade. Atwood. do.
BaranANo Feb l5-Arrved schr Henry Lewis Honduras.
CALLAo Jan IS-Sniled. ships Marathon ,l3r Turner
PabelOn de Plea 18th, John Parker (B. FnE do; I'D
bark Nellie Moody ttIr, Earle do mot Lcbos.
In port Jan ~ ships Anna Decatur. Proctor leaky.
Cheency Starkey tor Europe Gavan Nlcl, henderson.
clearing Jos spinney. Jordan. Pensacola trl. Cup
per Europe Star aaelo. barks Hudson Vaughan.
and Nenuphar rl. Lovett, 10 load guano for Hampton
San Francisco.
C,RpKNAS Feb 2l-Arrived brgs Geo w Chase, PAtter-
York ftta Tucker Forbes. Philadephia chrs
Jos Brown, Kane Georgctown; Nellie Scott. Milan st
Vincent: Earl II Potter. Korers. do.
sailed 2ist, schrs Harbeson Hickman, Robinson, New
York sarah Potter Wall north Of Hatteras; Chas fage,
urace. dos " c M0sely, Sargent, do.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
,ure The capital of the sour contains .OOu. 5000

ture The capital Of the Sour contains about 1900 In
habitants
Since arrival here It has been q continual
PROCESSION OF sHEIKs KBARs
(notabes Of the town and neighborhood who come 70
salute and bring dates oranges and confection-
cry. Our guide and our camel drivers ready; all
our preparations for departure are finished We have
inspected arms, for going TO shoot more
gazeles than eat. days march from III
oued shall meet them in locks. Our camel drivers
all intrepid huntsmen, and know how TO place
themselves against the wind and get near enough 10
the gazelles shoot them at hundred yards II IS
true that with their long guns they would find 1t i'm
possible to reach them further Off than that
We start tomorrow morning, December l3, less su-
perstious than our Soufas who did not wish to start
Friday who still preiudiced against Sun
day On Saturday the indisposition OF one OF Them
Obliged US to put OFF our departure.
We are going to march by long stages The distance
a bird flies Is only $50 Kilometres We hope 10
reach Rhadames In fifteen or eighteen days We
think send news OF progress by way OF TIL
poll or by mehari (came courer), who could carry
n despatch in four days TO FL Oued. Our sojourn IN
the ancient Cydame will be longer than one month
On the road from Ell Oued to Rhadames we will only
be ten days without water--but ten days among the
sand hills ten days OF hardship We are starting full
of health and with the entire confidence In the
result Of the expedition.
You will hear from me in three months at the latest
aIiL iL,o,fun
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb 22-Arrived ship Martha CNor) zacharis.
sen. Baltimore.
Sailed 22d the Catherine. for Baltimore.
Sailed from Flushing 22d steamer schOltsn Duteh)
Janzen, New York
BRsroL Feb 23-Arrived steamer Cornwall CBr, stsm-
per. New York.
BREMEN Feb 22-Arrived barks Jenny CGeD, Grote New
York; Meridian Ger. Hohars Philadelphia.
BARcKLosA Feb l6-Arrived. brig Joven Maria (sp),
Isera, Charleston
CADz-sailed. schr Dora Prnde. Miner. Gloucester.
Mass
CossrAsrxorLK, Feb e-Arrived brig Nuova Provdenra
utaD, Manganero. New York.
GLASGOW Feb 23-Arrived steamer California Cr), Le-
craw, New York.
GRrxSocx Feb 2s-sailed. bark Libby, Brooks, Hs-
vana
GARsros Feb 22-sailed brig Cadet Leighton, Carde-
HAxsuRG Feb 22-sailed bark saome CNor), Thygescn
New York before reported sailed sth)
HKLvoEr Feb 22-Sailed, barks Elizabeth QtaD, New
York; Memento CNor). Andersen, Philadelphia.
HAvRK Feb 2o-Arrived ship La Louisiana (Fr). Toufet
New Orleans
LrvERrooL, Feb 2s-ArrIved ships Triumphant Lbbsy
San Francisco; Highland Light. Collier. do.
Cleared 22d ship otsgo (Br). Gulison, United States
schr Welcome r Beebe LoEicr do.
LONDON Feb 22-Arrived, barks George II jenkins (B)
Hilton Philadelphia Luz Csp). Moran New Orleans; Fer
rs S Thompson, Potter. Demerara.
Cleared 23d. ship John Bertram (NoD, Roed United
States: bark Niord CNor, Larsen do.
LsBoS Feb l5-Arrived barks Marianne III ort) San
tos philadelphia; Fearo Primo utaD, Murli New York.
PLYxouru Feb 23--Arrived OF. BARK Valentino (sp)
Arubalxaea. Charleston for Havre.
Arrived tho Channel sd bark Germana (Ger Evers,
Baltimore for Rotterdam.
QUEENSTOWN Feb 23-Arrved barks Ualia (Swe). Berg
strom Baltimore; Hedwig Ger warnken San Francisco.
Also arrived 23d PM City Of Montreal (Br).
Morehouse New York for liverpool land proceeded
Adeia Hills, Gregory Pensacola for Liverpool be-
low).
Arrived 2ist PM. Batavia (Br), Mouland Bos-
ton for Liverpool and proceeded
Sailed 23d, barks sedmi Dubrovacki tAuO, Taiarin.
New York. Cerere tAus). Bertolich, do.
TRnsrE-saled bark Nuovo Monde Qta. starace Phila-
dephia.
LONDON. Feb 2s-The steamer Washington, which put
Nantes had damaged her propeller and win go
dock.
The Belgian steamer Switzerland. Capt Jackson from
Antwerp for New York, while sseamlng down Channel
yesterda down aud sunk the brgantine Hero Of
whitstAble OF Folkstone Four Of the Heros
drowned. The Switzerland unhurt aud proceeded
her voyage
QUEENSTOWN Feb 23-rhe American schr Adelia Hills
Capt Gregory from Pensacola for Liverpool before reported
spoken dismasted, has arrived At this port.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24

Sprague.
Brig Mary c Mariner TitcOnb MatanEas-crOcker. Wood
Co.
Sehr Silver Star, Mahony, PAra-Francs Moran.
Sehr Lewis Ehrnan looks Georgetown. Dem-Van brunt
Bro.
sehr Mary A witham, Austin, Cape Haytien-R Murray,
Jr
Sehr Jesse Clark Day. Fernandna-E ID Hurlbut 20.
Sehr John N Colby. Wilcox, Charleston Evans Ban
Co.
schr Mary Hickman. Robinson, Norfolk. va-squirc
Bros
Bro
sehr Goodwin, Williams. stamford-stAmford Manufae
turing Co
schr Dart Campbell. stamiord-stamiord Manufacturing
bRy-J uavland.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
ARRIVALS.
RRP0RTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERAI
wHITKsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITKsToSE TELRGRAPH LINE
Steamer New YORK Quick New Orleans Feb l6. with
mdse aud passengers T. a Whitney A Co. Feb 49, on
Carysior passed British bark steering n showing signal
letters LFR 2Uth lat 81 3 Ion IS ~ schr Pride OF the
East from Mexico for New York 21st Ia miles Sc Of Hat
King Arthur tsr hence for Havana. &c
Steamer Isaac Belt Lawrence, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Albem arle Gibbs Loves Det with mdso the
OLD Dominion steamship Co.
tri, iii Annoy Sept II. with teas TO Wood,
Payson Colgate: vessel to Arkell TUFTS Co. Passed
Anler Nov 49, Good Hope Dec ~ Helena Jan y,
and crossed the Equator Jan ~ Ion ~ Al feb i5 lat
81 ~. Ion 75 81 had heavy NV gale. lasting hours
Bark Victoria Perez, Lindsay MAracaibo 30 days with
coffee Perez Obarro Is anchored oil Long Branch.
Schr Jordan Mott, Brown, Mayasuez PR II days. with
oranges to J Weinberg
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer George Washington, Whitehead. Halifax for
New York
steamer Eleanora. Johnson Portland tor New YORK.
Steamer Nercus, Bcarse Boston tor New York
steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish. New Bedford Tor
New York
Steamer Electra. Young. Providence for New YORK.
Schr Lawrence. Lawrence PAwtuckot tor New York
Sehr Robert Pettis, Robbins Providence Tor Virginia
The New York herald., 1876-02-24

pS-NoTICR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NKw York
has adopted distinguishing Coston nighs signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing coors red green red changing from the other
in succession several miles distant Cap
tains OF upon seeing this signal will obge by
preparing any they may have for the Ship
News Department OF the HkRALD.
RSPersons deous OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
ilKRALD yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received all parts the world and promptly
livered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
WHALEMEN.

Sailed Pro vinceown Feb 1S schrs Rising Sum- Tay
lor Atlantic Ocean; 2lst Oracle Parker, Dyer and
Simmons, Rich. do
Sailed from st Helena Jan 2l. bak Gen Scott, Robbins
NIB. with 26D bbs sp oil.
Whaling brig Magellan Cloud cleared Auckland Jan 49,
1t is that Bay OF Islands company has bought
the old and will her aresh ut Ru sell
another whaling expedition.
letter from the third officer of bark Coral Marvin OF
NIB reports her Monganui Jan IL having taken ~ bbs
oil last cruise.