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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

NAssAcnussrrs tBr a. Boston April 10. from
reports April TO- lat 81 20 Ion 10 81 passed ship
with mainmsss gone; showed NO signal
BARK ELLA Of San Francisco before reported ashore
Anshein, will. h 10 thought, Be got on without
injury.
BARK AscosruRA Cspan) Savria from Havana Dec Tor
Pensacola which back Havana Dec ~ through
III weather Havana April having cancelled
her charter She 10 70 b. locked for repairs.
BAax fRxp EucxSx from South Amboy for Portland,
with into Vineyard Haven April 10 with
Of In the hold She procured extra men,
pumped the found and stopped the Leak and
eeeded next day.
ScuR zixA from Machias Boston, before reported
ashore Petit Nenau. not much damaged
ststsd, She proceeded on her way 10 Boston.
scHR PsscArAouA. King. Of aud for Gloucester from
Newport oremass Oh Caps Cod and returned iytn
for . one
The cargo Of schr Foster IL being discharged AZ New
Bedford That which be stored In Psrkers Block
aud dry placed In schr Henry Taber while
pairs are In progress
RocxLAsp April leThs sehr Alxton tof Bostnn,. Tib
towed into this TO-DAY by the
tug Winch, OF Boston She has been ashore Winter
uArbor.
VINEYARD HAVEN April 20Another unsuccessful attempt
on the fsrybost Maryland to-day: expect hoat
her 1t next high tide.
LAuxcmxp-Another poreis steamer Of rs was
launched from the yard u Merrill Bro at East Dserng
Monday.
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CLEARED.

Steamer eert Ger. Bsrends. Hamburg via Plymouth
KunhArdt 4 10.
Steamer City New York. Zimmerman. Havans-F Alex
andre Sons.
steamer bermuda OBJ, Angrove Hamilton tBermnda)-
steamer City Dallas Hnss YsrnandiaA Port Royal
Steamer Magnolia Daggsst. ssvsnnAh-Aurrsy. Ferris
Go.
Steamer Richmond. Kelley Norfolk City Point and Rich
steamer Ann Eliza Richards Phiiadsiphia--Jas Hama
Steamer Eleanors. johnson. Po-tiand--J Ames >
Steamer kcreus. Bexrse k0stcn--H Dimock.
Ship Helene t"er), Raschen. Hsmburg-J PAUL.
Ship beethoven (BD. smith, Batimors-Snow Bur-
Bark ysnadis (Nor,, Petersen LiysrDoolC Tobias Co
Bark Europa (Nori, Petersen. Aavre-Funch, kdys Z
Co.
bark President sverdrup tNen. Jorgenssn Lisbon
BARK Csnsda (Br), Wood Cardsnss-Jas Henry
Brig knnca (Ausl framin, Gloucester. E-Bcnham :
ling Williams tBD. Williams. Gsnos-J Whitney I
Co.
Brig Britannia. Hotehklss, BsrbsdOs-H Trowbrdge's
Sons
Brig Mary Rowland, LAYTON. Csrdsnas-swan Son.
schr George Peabody, White, Csrtagens-Jas Eiweh
Co
schr Annie u Merritt, Pinkham, Bsrscoa-Isaac Sta
Schr WIN Farren. DID, Nassau NP--B Weinberg Z Co.
schr Ruth Robinson, Rogers. Brunswisk Gs-Bsatiey,
schr Maria Piorson, Grant, Richmond vs-slsght 1
Petty.
schr Nettis Walker. Drew Portland. Ns-Havilaad 4
Presley.
schr Eta Sylvester, Hopkins Provncssown. Aass-B
sioop Dart, Fitzgerald. New Havsu-Rscksn Bro.
Glasgow 10 commanded by Capt knight Stew
misprn ted In yesterdays editionl.
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FUR TRIMMINGS AND THE POLICE.

To THE EDrroR rnE HgRALD:-
Please caution all ladies wearing sacques trimmed with
fur to beware Of efficient policemen On wednes.
day afternoon as walking up Third avenue near
Forsysixth rudcly stared at by policeman,
and In lew minutes no and a companion stood before
me impeding further progress my part. and impu
IDENTIFY inquired my residence stating that
bore striking resemblance to they were In search
OF named Livingston AS had sacquc on just Ike
hers, with ur; and they also stated that shc
expected that night In the station house. The IN
dignant expression my lace somewhat startled or
frightened them. and ~ they walked away they said
was only Now, kind editor, the weather still
continues cold, and consequently must wear that
sacque few days more, so cntrext you publish my
annoying adventure warning 10 all ladies' wearing
sacques trimmed with FUR rot 10 venture walking
Third avenue above Forty second street Respectfully,
A CONSTANT READER.
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Sailed rom New Bedford April IL. bark swallow Tor A.
lante Ocean. -. -,
Arrived Port Chalmers Feb - bark Splendid. xesn
with lao bills sp oil. . -, .
sailed from Jan n. bark Coral Marvin SB 70
cruise -
frum u cruise via ksroaehae. clean
Sailed from Honolulu March Is. bnrks Corneus h"~iana
Aeman. Tor the Arctic: james Allen. keenan, DO <ot
Three Brothers, Owens, do; 2ssh, Mount Wois-ton Aeh
ell do.
Sailed do March bark Arctic Whitney for Artie
Ocean, 27th Onward Lapham, do
letter from Chase III bark Jireh Perry. OF Nh re-
ports date ~ months out ~th 80 bbs ~
oil -.
letter from RUSSELL Of Islands under date Of FEB
Capt Halle Of ship Niger Of NIB reports he
had whales since leaving there 10 days
previous. which would probably make lso hoi. oil
letter from Albany, WA. states that DARK isisnnss
SWIM, had arrived with $50 bills oil all told so bills
taken within year. 80.
Aslettcr from Capt Nouton OF bark Tamerlane OF NIB
reports her 1t Fort William Feb l5 with oil ~ last re-
ported 49,.
letter from Capt sherman Of bark Canton 81 NB re-.
ports her AZ Bunbury Feb IL with D bbs ~ Gil nce As
report. All we'll
bsrk Larouis owned BY VIM l. Edwsrds has been pur-
chased BY Cspt VIM Lewis and will be lifted for whaling
SpokenOh SoHndsrs Jan bark Matilda Sears chiids
OF Dartmouth. with $40 bills sp oil all tnd
Al date. ship klxa Adams boiling large whale
just taken In Fontane Stra H.
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FOREIGN PORTS

BAHAco April eIn port .chrs City Of Chelsea and Lucy
bss~s s s ss' Ys,.
VIM Fsrwsi for do 10Th: Harris for do 18th: Race,
tor s n s YORK s s Dosns
for do S: cna ySssps rs w.ada
Dsmcr.rA Hattie simpson Bunker - Thomas; Nellie
sailed rs h. bark Com Dupont. Nichols New York
CrKUrKcos April is-Arrived, brig Vim Mason, Adams.
sailed ,a ss r,.s,s @ Kohl sSd FEs.sse @
rs. @ " xon sns p| s New
.brsrsss. y z. Feb ie-Arrived, bark Annie Lewis,
Masas. ApIilis.Arr.:d, bark Henry KNIGHT, Amos.
sailed 10Th steamer City Of Merida Reynolds from Ncw
G Ss Isabel wasnn &c" York view Or
IiAIr. April i9-saiisd steamer George shattuct (Br),
Arrived sosh. s,same. vlamhoroqrh, Portland
KiSesroS ia, April lo-Arrivcd. brig xcrryman, Le
MrImornss. March as-Anivsd. skip Akbar. Lsmson.
Na!ASzAs. April ls-Arrived. brig Peerless tBr,, Nc
81 Tnonas April Is--PsSed sehr Geo Mcfarland Nc
, ss S, s., yo,h for SS,S ,
81 JAco. April iiAvrived sehr Eva Yates yases New
sAarA. Aprl ,7.Aryived. bsrks Geneva, Gorhsm. ana
A.. Ta i rhc% ., ssSs Cushing HeEnoss
s.;s @ 5 S%s ss, p Esr Il. .s Se
ST Jonx. NIB, April 2O-Arrvcd. ships Geo y xansou
Humphrey, lvcrpool Hectsrocga Brj. johnson. London
via SANDY IIook: brig Bovey lrl Holder. New York
Ussec (irl. Gohnn. Annie DR. Secord. do
rRxrpAp. April i2saiIed bark Palestine tBr). Ford.
philadelphia orig stella Lodge (Br. owen. dot schr Alb
bic Bursley. Parker Boston.
v,croml VI April ia-Auvcd, brig North star. Davis.
San frsnciSco.
Arrived iosh. ship Wave Queen t'r, Anderson. New
castle, NsW.
sailed 10Th ship Grace Darling Gilmore San Francisco
vALyAnAlso April 1Arriyed. steamer City Of Vsipa-
Brl. Dsrke. boston.
YAnxo,rn = April io-Arrivsd. brgs Constance (br)
Hoilins. West Indies: 2Dth Premier (bD Rogers, New
ycrk
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sxy. J. N. MACDONALD.

This well known clergyman, who has been suffering
for weeks from gastric irritation, died on Wednesday
night ut his residence, in Princeton. N J. Dr. Mac
donald was the son OF the late Major General John
Macdonald, and was born at Limerick, Nc, In 1872
He was educated at Union College, New York, and gra-
duacd from there in 1882 and from the Divinity school
In New Haven afterward In 1885 he was ordained 70
the ministry OF the Presbyterian Church. He was at
one time pastor Of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
church. now the Phillips Presbyterian church, situated
at Madison and Seventy third street. Dr. Mac
donald succeeded in the pxsorate Of the First Presby
terrain church In Princeton tho late President John
witherspoon, OF tho College OF New Jersey He pub
lshed many religions works, and contributed TO num-
Der or the church reviews His 1rst book, published
ls43 called .Creduty as Illustrated by Success
full Impostures In Science. Superstition and Fanatic
cism- !" This followed in lS4S by the "Key to the
Book OF Revelations" He also wrote short History
Of the Presbyterian Church or Jamaica, L L" 1.-THE
Book OF Ecclesiastes Explained" followed In 1850 A
volume OF sermons under the title Of MY Father .
House, or the Heaven Of the Bible" came out next
Several Of his published n the National
Recorder and eloquent defence OF the character Of
the historian Gibbon from HE pen appeared In tho
ibiiotAeca Sac~a Two years ago he delivered
lectures HON etics TO the students Of the Boston
University. short time before his death he WAS
vited to dover the GRAFTON It the coming centennial
anniversary Of the battle OF Princeton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21

AN Ex-poLrcE CAPTAIN STABBED.


A feonious assault. which came terminating In
murder, happened Yesterday afternoon on Greenwich
street Morris street. Ex-Police Captain Nichae
Halpine, OF the First ward, set upon by James
Kelley, laborer who stabbed him in the neck with
sharp knife incting deep and serious but not fatal
wound
From what could be learned 1t appears that Mr..
Halpne WAS standing in front OF No. 30 Greenwich
street, watching the workmen making some repairs-
While standing there Kelley came and stood near him
Kelley had apparently been drinking and was In
playful mood Presently he began throwing chips and
stones the workmen Mr.. Halpnc told him to stop,
but he paid attention. Halpine then walked toward
Kelley and the latter was STOPPING to throw board
into the cellar struck him across the fingers with his
cane.
The blow Mr.. Halpine states, was not heavy one,
and intended only admonition for him TO go
away. Kelley multered some threats and walked
short distance away Mr. Hspine resumed his former
position. While thus standing, Kelley came behind
him and stabbed him in the neck cutting cash across
the throat two inches long The assalant ran away,
but onicer Tyrre OF tho Twenty seventh precinct,
shortly aiteward arrested him.
Tho wounded man hurried TO the Office OF Dr. Merrill,
who dressed his wound. He then walked TO his resi-
dcnce, At No. IL State street.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 20, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RKPoRrRD THE HRRALD srRAx YACHTS AxD HRRALp
wHITTsToxE TELEGRAPH LINK

REPORTED BY THE HERALD srrAx YACHTS Axp HnRAIp
wHITEsToxE TELEGRAPH LINK
Steamer Asaiia (Br. new Campbell. Glasgow April 8
Novi. eh With ndss and l4s passengers e Hsnder
Bras s S5 s y - 20 s rom
wes,port +, for New Orleans
md.e and ! passenger 70 Henderson Bros.
steamer rroe..or morse stead Havana via Eey West
steamer Ccrtes Freeman New Orleans April u and south
west Pass i4sh with mdse and passengers to CLARK Sea
Ste Dominion walker Richmond city poin. and
Norfolk with mdse ano passengers to tho OLD Dominion
s,ssmsr c Knight, Chichester, Georgetown Dc with
steamer aiding, cclburn Philadelphia with coal to the
Ship Robert Dixon tof Damarisco,ta, smi,hwck Liver
rss Of ssSi. island With gh, and Nv winds March
20 Robert Brown seaman o. Boston aged 30 years fell
~ spoke bark Lohengrin er from wes,port for Now
BsrE Florence tof BOSTON,. Smith Auckland no days
with %s s Is S"ps S s' s ssa
Lee and had heavy Ssh gales IN which s,ese rail aud
was in company days with bark lon' of Boson) bound
Bsrs Joseph Au Ivaneich swanxa Feb and 81 Thomas
lC.days. in ballast to Punch. Edye % :,
days with TO Bastian Hoffman; vessel 10 Miller
Bsrk Mary Jermess col Bangor Cakes Calbariea days.
with sugar 10 order; vessel 20 7 u smith Co
with sulphur TO Gesne Co; vessel to Miller nough
Brig Adra ,of 81 Joha NIB Everett. Havana II days.
with sugar to mo morssn; Vs,se a 70 Ne.,us scr"
10 Grnnel. Ainturn Co; vessel TO DE Volt
Co.
schr Impulse lot Belize. Rounsrce Belize IL days. with
ndse Lcaycrsit Go.
Schr Emma Hart (of BOSTON,. Hart CardeuAs days
with sugar TO Barring Bros Co; vessel to Eiweil
4 10.
dsys. with TO order; vessel to master.
Scr Prsciiix Scribner to Milford. Del furmsn. Matau
rss III days. with sugar to Hssemeyer 4 Elder
Schr l. Edw ards. Miller. Cenngus April 3 Via Charles
ton 10th with Joan Aviies. vessel 10 ABBOTT;
April in the Gull stream. had heavy NV gales; lost
aid split sails aud put into Charleston for repairs s before
repprtcdl. :. :,
DAYS With fruit Thomas Madge vessel to staples
lad light head winds aud Gains April ~ lat 30 20 lon g
pnesed Cocsom bound south 18th. lat ~
10 Ion "a IS passed sunkcn vessel apparently ser with
about 10 feet above broken on
about is feet below the masthead
Schr Ida Thaysr. Carmsn. virginia.
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xS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTiNG sERvICE-Captains officers Of vessels on
any Of our who the displacement removal
Of any Of the buoys requested 10 communicate the
TACT HERALD in order that the matter be pub
liciy brought to attention Of the proper authoties
latter addressed to the HERALD giving the number and
position OF the buoy and tho Of the dsplscsmsns
all that necessary.
Hz-NorIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-Ths NV yoRK
HERALD adopted dsn ruhug Coton night signal for
uss ON board yacht showing while burn
ing red green red changing from the other
In succession be several miles distant Cap
tsins Of vessels upon seeing this signal will obgs by
preparing any marine they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALn
n-Persous DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arrv
ing York do by addressing such vesssls
care yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received all parts ofthe world and promptly de-
lvered- Duplicates required.
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MARRIAGE BELLS.

One Of the distinguished and interesting social
affairs Of the season occurred last evening It the
marriage OF the charming eldest daughter Of Mr..
Thomas l. James, Postmaster Of this city, to Mr..
Henry G. Pearson, the Assistant Postmaster. The
ceremony was performed at halfpast seven O'Clock in
tho Church Of the Holy Trinity, Rev. Stephen II.
Tying, Jr, Officiating. The edhce was crowded by .
fashionable assembiage The music was very fine.
The BRIDE the three bridesmaids aud groomsmcn, with
parents OF the BRIDE formed an interesting group
around the altar rail
Afcr the conclusion Of the ceremony thcre was
brilliant reception the residence Of the brides
parents No. East Forty ninth street. The interior
VI the house fairly covered with flowers, and the
friends Of the groom seemed TO vie with each other in
dong honor 70 HIM on the happy occasion.
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entrance % ssbsnics q replace the snpposs formerly In
The tower or stone ocsagonsl 20 feet high ana psesa
81 feet from the extremity Of the point , - -.
The keepers dwelling high and loins we
tower The and window shutters of the ovemnk As
painted green. -, !.
The light red elevated 30 feet above the level ~
the and visible miles the bearing rsE W
INV through 1856 dess The lantern y aiop's'
and 10 hoistod = attached 10 the tower -,
bearings magnetic. Variation, II dogs westerly IN is
srpxsr Nsw March Io-cspt Lachlzn, OF the Pacific
Mail stssmship conpsny. steamer City o. san Frsneses
has called attention important errer In the cna
the south Pacific Issued BY the HydFographicsi Depart
ment. Washington In 1870 He proved BY trsnguisson
position OF Conway Reef IL wronglv laid down
being four miles the westward and mile nrthss
south position 10 lat 81 - ~ s. Ion ls4 ~ 10 =
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AnsrsRpAx. April 2o-Arrvsd. bark Constance tSws).
Infoadsen. Darien.
Axrwxnr April 2o-Arrivsd, bark Northern Chief tBp.
Miiiar New York.
BALLAST. April la-Auived bark Erns (Nor), Eilerseu,
Baltimore
RRkxEs April 20-Arrtvsd. bsrks Albion Nor) Larsen.
New Orleans; Anna Elise Ger, ottman. Galveston
BREsr Iprl l4-Arrivsd ship sorddcren (Nor, Rsnert
sen. Pascagoua.
BORDEAUX, April l4-sAlsd, bark Thrush lBr, MoIr,
Montreal
Bxrrour April ls-Arrived previously. brig Kodiak. Pc
tiers, New York.
CARDIFF. April 2o-Arrvsd. barks Annie Williams tBr.
Skinner Pensacola Challenge (B Sharp New Yor X We
(Nor). Hansen Dsrien.
CErrE April 19-Arrved previously. bark Jayne. Os
borne. New Orleans
CATANIA April i9-Saed Previously brig Robinson,
Devcrsanx. New York.
Dusoxxxss April le-on. bark Antoniette Ger, Rose
nan, from Baltimore for Bremen
DEAL. April 2O-Auivcd, bark Emma (Br) Cox, New
York for London.
FAYAL. April --Sailsd, bark Asor Davis Boston.
GLOUCESTER. April Ie-Arrived. bark Giuseppe Verdi
QtaD ..Rocc, PhiiadslphiA
HULL, April coArrved, ship Calcutta. Hanson, Bonn
bay.
HAvRx. April 2o-ArrIvsd ship Ajax tNor. Apenss. New
Orleans; bark Louise OF Rose (Fr), Du Bose, do
IPSWICH April 2O-Arrivsd. barks Lesseps NoE Stsen
Philadepha: Osmo tRuN, Ranais do Cloth via Queens
town..
ornssn Gsiveston GOTH ship Csrroon Lewis San Fran
eisco-
Cleared 10TH bark Brothers Pride Br. Brown. North
America
on xisenhsad sosh ship Baron Absrdsrs Br,. Edmonds
Portland, o, tor Liverpool
LKirH April 2oSailed. barks Milan (Aus,. Mllnovich,
New York; Csasssa Msdrs dtsD, Reccaiagiiata. do.
NxLsorRSE April l0-Arrived ship samsr. Miller Boston
96 days passage).
MxssrxA. April 4-sailed. brig Jones (BD Ncksrson,
New York before reported without date).
MARsx1LLEs April l0-Arrivsd brig Goodwin, Craig. New
York.
Sailed 18th. bark Investigator Butmsn. New York.
Nxvronr April l0-Arnved bark Meyer tGsr).
Brohn. Pensacola
PrxrIAsp Prarn. April is--Pssssd bark Laurel tBr.
Summers. Pensacola for Inverness.
QUEENSTOWN, April 2o-Arrived, barks Erna Nor), Ash
jornsss New Oreans Lottis Stewart Q Sinclair. Now
York
Also arrived 2Oh ships Western Shore. McAep. Astoria
OAsxands Murphy, Independence Bay; Mary Kitchen
(r Kitchen barks Sidon Nor Telisen New Orleans
George Moon Brand, Portland. O: Mary (Aus,, Ghg-
lanovich, New York; Zio Peegro dtsD, Caareno. and
sasseno dts Carbone. Philadephs; Nova Scoan (Br.
HstRsd Pabellon do Plea; Henrietta (Br) Hobby. Pha-
dspha; sigrid tNor). Tasrvg Galvsson sehr CONN.
Chisholm, Tiacoispan hsxico).
SLi0o, April 19-Arrved, bark vings (Nor), Hen
erickson. Baltimore
TAsLx BAv, CGH. April -sailed bark woodsde, Mont
esmsry. Barbados
Loxsos April 2o-rhe British bark Belle Keith. Capt
Mcdonald Baltimore. before reported ashore At XII
rush, Aoatsd to-day and locked
wHALEMEN.
Sailed from Table Bay April =, bark Roman, Rogers, Of
and for New London.
spoken-March IS lat 10 n. lon 40 W, bark Tucker.
| Baker, OF nh. bound south
WEATHER REPORT.
YAInourn. April 10 8 Px-wnd sw.
wtrdw
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AN UNLUCKY HORSE AND WAGON

horse attached to wagon belonging to II. Luhr-
took fright il Newark avenue, Jersey City, yeser
day afternoon and dashed or AT The of Jersey
avenue tho driver thrown heavily ash box
and thence to the pavement sustaining injuries which
will probably prove fatal. He taken in nscnsi
BILE condition TO tho Charity Hospital bystander,
who caught the horse. jumped the wagon to drive
It's destination and the animal again started of at
furious pace till be Henderson street, where
the wagon shattered and driver No thrown on
the sidewalk. His injuries, however, were not SO
serious those OF his predecessor
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scln l. II Hopkins, Prsdnors, Virgins
se ehr Henry r bss.s. King Gecrs"scsn. DC.
sehr II Schubert. Ring. 5sorgstovn, DC. for New
seSr oliver seoasId. Dis.owsy. Basnsrs New Haven
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE ).
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer city ofSsv BEDFORD Fish. New s'd''ra ''s
sss.msr Gslssss Walden. Providsnss for New York
Title. Ewing. New London and Norwich Tor New
Brig Lewis squirsS Latham Goaesstsr for Ne. York
schr Aurora Borsss Br). Finley d John. Sb ioF NV
y.uus s rsss $. John NIB g. Es X. York 70: s.
topmasts and sprung sinm ast-will rspsir,.
ssr s.ssa. ssssiF ci: o Ssss
sehr Helen Rooslss kssLpsrs ,sr Neg YORK s. vo,x
sss sr !' ssl.s. ns,s'sot !: css'ss
ssSr ZEN hosSs r 81
sesr xehoss rshnho H.S1so Pvncs for New
ssSr VAR. ysnns william x:s. T., sr ". York
ssIr MaEis Hall Lsvrsnee. Portland. c. for New York
sesr sse Norton s New YORK
@ xsT Isss:. s's si New
sehr Union F,.sy, r.Syid:nss I.r New y yosi.
sehr sarah wsosier Sherman for New York
s ss sn Sss r N:~
ssIr Sc. Brss.s Fr.ssAy r,ovids,ss e. Nsy Xsr5
- s;s YORK.
sehr sinSsa' irsy. 'Eoctisnd for New yori.
Scnr fterce, DuuhASu, Boston Ior now oik-
Schr Braxos Tryou. Newport for New York
Schr : u Tyler HART Providence for New York.
Schr Susan. Raglan. Rockpart for New York .
Schr Goodspesd Babcock. New Bedford Tor New fork
Schr Freestone, Hall. Portland. CT. for New York
Schr Eiixs, washon. Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Commerce. Freeman, FALL River for Now York.
Schr Ninquas, Phillips Providence for New York
Schr amos A Stetson Cloud. G0ucester for virginia
Schr Tennessee. Pilsbury Spruce Head for New YORK
Schr Csrro Gordo Fullerton New London for New York
Schr George Upton. Cunningham Gloucester Tor VIZ
ginia.
sehr Falcon, Wheeler. stratford for New York.
Schr Messenger, keefv Taunton ior New York.
Schr ID Nangum. Chase. New Bedford tor New ork
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eieanors. johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Nereus BeRrxe. New York for Boston.
Schr Csicn, Crocksr, Nillbridge for Boston.
Schr Fair Wind. BowmAn New York tor Hyannis
Schr Orion. Wilson, New York for Providence.
Schr Geo Quincy. Quincy. Hoboken for New Haven.
Schr = Langrall. Flowers. Virginia for New Haven
Schr Herbert Manton, Crowe. Hoboken for Boston.
schr Oliver schoded. Dissosway, Baltimore for New Ha-
.
Haven.
schr Frank Herbert, Allen. New York for Boston.
Schr Helen Mar Ward. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Trade Wind. Grey. New York Tor Northport.
Schr Bertha Conover. Hoboken for Providence.
schr Elvira. Thompson New YorS for Calais
Schr Samuel Goodwin Williams New York for Stamford
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

ELECTION or oYYIcERs AT THE COOPER UNION.
The annual election Of officers Of the American lnst
tu,e took place evening the Cooper Unon where
2,s votes were cast and the following regular ticket
chosen UNANIMOUSLY
President orcstcs Cleveland: Vice Presidents. Cyrus
H. Loutrel, Thomas Ruiter, j. erosion Herriot; Re-
cordng Secretary, Charles NICK. Leoser; Treasurer
Edward Schell; Directors Nathan c. Ely, George Pcy
ton Charles H. Clayton James L. jackson, James Della
mater William II. Schermerhorn. N. ID. Z. Borden