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CLEARED.

Steamer State OF Indiana tBr, sadler 0ssgow-Austin
Baldwin 4 CO.
Steamer Acapulco, Gray. Aspnwall-Pacihc Mail steam
steamer Cuha. Palmer Havana--F Alexandra 4 Sons
Steamer Gull Stream, Holmes. Chareston- w Quntard
i Co
steamer Anthracite Grumey. Philadelphia-Jas Hand.
Ship Mariana (Port), Fcrreira, Lisbon-G Amsinck
Bark chas L Pearson. Swain. Yokohama-R Cameron
Bark Alpheus Marshall tBr. Parker. Lvcrpool-J Par
Bark Hermes (Nor, johnson, Cork Falmouth for
BARK Aibatross GER, Hanues stettin-Funch, Edys
bark Lord Baltimore (Nor Phsroe stockholm-Bsnham
Bark Unita (Sor). Hansen. Aulborx-Bsnham Boye-
bark vasn Nor). RandulG. Amsterdam-Funch Edys /
bark Joshua Loring. Hook. Tavre-Boyd nincken.
Bark Daniel Draper Qtal), Bottone, Corfu-Sommers
Rark Texas GER. sicdorf Rchmond-Chas Lulng Co.
Brig candidezza Lsuro dtaD. Laurie Gloucester E-John
Brig Emene (r), Logan. Cork for ordcrs-J whitney
&Co'
brig salsts. Griffin. AlIcante--John zittiosen:
Brig Thomas Turul, Bates Ponce. PR-L w Arm
strong
Brig Octacius CBr,, Towss sackville. Mp Nevus
Son.
Brig Moses Day Crosby Brunswick. Ga-Souder Adams
Sch Amon Bird Drinkwator. Queenstown for orders-H
schr Race Horse. Miller. St Jonns PR-B Weinberg 4
Schr Old Chad wylie. Cape Hayti-Isssc r Staples
Schr Rosale tBr) johnson. HArbor IslandJ Douglass
Schr Kate Clark tBr, ,iuptl st John, MA Heeney
Schr Lizzie X tBrl, Waters, st John. Mp Nevius
schr VIM II Jones' Line Fernandina-Abiel Abbott.
Schr Pandora Songston. Batmore-w Chalmers
Schr Maria !. Davis. Chase, iisrwich--Doane Gott
Schr No ~. iioman, Norwich-M Briggs h Co.
schr Patron Brown, Hartford-Ra-kett 4 Bro.
sloop Adeline, Moore, South Amboy-wm Prsn Thomp-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Fritz (Dutchl. from New Orleans for Havre which
into Brunswick. Ga In distress. having been
ashore st Simon bar condemned and sold Nay
for 81. 625
BARK OCEAN GEx McCulum. from Port Johnson Of and
Quebec which into Newport esky finished her
pairs, and proceeded 10th.
BRIG JULIA LrxcLxY Br), from st Jonn, NIB. for Drog
hedn Pubnco, NIB after being ashore
II Is thought be repaired. Her will be dis
charged shortly.
BRIG HATTIE WHEELER Of Portland. which ashore
nainmast being standing. schr Akin 81 New Bedford OBJ.
tanned y few spars, u l.t Of chain and rigging
BRtG HARRY of Baltimore has been purchased by wes-
eckss Co. of that for Sc 900 from the assignee
Of Stcrng. Ahrens Co. Tue Harry Is ~ and
added the Mesrs Ricketts, cst and be engaged In the
cocoanut and ivory trade with the Spanish Main.
scnR MARY ELLKS (of Wells Mc) coal laden from Rom
dcut for Newburyport ashore AN yesterday on
Romcr Shoas hauled on and put the mud In Eric
Basin. leaking badly.
ScnR HARRIET Ryan, Robbins from New York for Ban
with corn struck BY squall Oh Stratford c. May
49, during which lost both hs and badly strained
vessel to lei abcu 700 hour She
into New Haven 18TH, and will probably have to discharge
for repairs
An unknown sh,p or about 600 TONS full Of water with
side sails oremHst and badly cabin and
deck bulwarks burned was abandoned May H. lat
IS ~ ~ To- Probably bark Oreo. before reported
abandoned.
York for Bangor with OF corn. struck by
on Stratford saturday and badly strained
causing the vessel leak about 100 strokes hou
both bs made this harbor yesterday and will probably
discharge before proceeding.
su,rnuiLpIxc-At East Boston, Mr. Robert Crosbic has
will launched next month They mastcd schooner
y plotboat for New York. aud sailing yacht Tor Boston,
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY II. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED 1T THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuITgsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED 1T THE HERALp YACHTS AND HERALD
wuTEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Victoria (sr) Ilcddcrwick. Glasgow May and
Neville 7h. with nsde and 2l5 passenger TO henderson
Bros May IS. noon lat ~ AL Ion IS SO passed inmau
steamer bound east Pm. Anchor Line steamer bound
do PM National Line bound do; 10Th, 81
lon "a bark Eliza Mligan tBr) from Liverpool Tor New
Yorx.
Crescent City, Curtis. Aspinwli May vi. Ha-
18th. with mdsc aud TO WIN Clyde Co.
steamer CITY d Vera Cruz, Dcaken. Havana May H.
LAT rs rs 81 lon ~ A. passed brig Carlos from Matan
for New York 10Th lat j. - Ion * TO- brig Agnes
Barton FROM Trinidad. Cuba Baltimore: 18th AN.
Absccoa bearing INV. u mcs brig Jas Kirby, bound
from Boston for Philadelphia.
steamer King Arthur lI,rl. Coweli Matanxas May 10
with mdsc and passengers TO lIatton Watson Co
steamer New YORK Quick. New Orleans May o. with
mssc and passengers to A whitney A Co.
steamer knickerbocxer. kembe. New Orleans May IL,
with mdse and passengers to Clark Seaman.
Jacnto. Hazard. May ID. with
mdse and passengers to W Garrison.
Of Atlanta Woodruff. Charleston May ID.
with and passengers to j W onintard A Co.
steamer AiDcmarc Gibbs iewcs. Del. with mdse 70 the
Old Dominion Steamship 4"
SHIP anet Court rl. Mecorkndaie. Calcutta Sand
Heads Feb " with mcsc To Fowler Champion Co passed
the Hope March "a and crossed the
Aprl -: air Sc trades lat o: took the M trad In
Ist March L. lat ~ Ion III, had heavy NE gale. vcerng
hove for ~ hours April l. lat ~ o. Ion ~.
passed shin Glance Adelaide for London: 10th. las
10 lon 30 ship Arnold Wells" Rom San francisco Tor
lark Union fSor, Fugicstead Gloucester. e. IS days In
ballast Benhsm Boyesen Is anchored At Sandy Hook
tor orders -
Sesxcr.
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COAL COMBINATION COMPLETE.
THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD JOINS THE
MoNoPoLIsTs

MoNoPOLISTs.
WLKEssARRE, Pa, May II, 1876.
At almost my snc previous to Saturday last Il
10 TO pieces and that there would be cutting
prices OF anthracite fuel never known before.
The somewhat iciant attitude assumed by the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company toward tho combination has
been rclished for time past and the III feeling
the part of tho monopolists was greatly intensified
by tho rather belg crent definition OF Judge Packers
position public the HERALD day last week.
The moving spirits the great combination finally
solved bring matters to ISSUE and ethcr force the
warfare upon that corporation, which while IL tempo
rarly secured cheap coal 10 consumers, would also
spread CONSERVATION and ruin among the coal opera
tors whose interests are linked with tho road under
Judge Packers control
The combinationists held q meeting on Friday last
which II determined that the safety ot all con-
cerncd IN the coal trade rendered II tmperativciy
necessary that the Lehgh Valley Railroad Company
se0uld be made 20 draw IN the traces With the other
great carrying and producing coal companies The
ultmatum OF peace presented, ana tho
heretofore independent company immediately came
down from the high horse which 1t bcstrodc In the
definition above alluded TO- AMI ON Saturday subscribed
to the conditions imposed By Gowen, sloan ana Dick
coal combination therefore rendered very much
stronger than ever before uid has nothing to apprc-
bend since completely capturing the only competitor
IL has ever had any cause 10 distrust or icar,
TINS result Is important ~ showing what gigantic
power .hc combination can WELD in emergency.
The rnouoposts govern the coal trade without
let or hindrance from any parties outside OF them
selves. They managed 10 gather In the Pennsylvania
have ultimately succeeded IN gobbng ths frco trade
road OF Judge Packers.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
sparapan who sang here with Lucca madc hit at
Milan in schcra's OPERA s.scvaggis."
The principal members OF the Kellogg English opera
company re-engaged for tho season.
signor Franchatt will give Italian opera Bucharest
next season II tho Eastern question be settled
Rubinscin has met with unboundcd success In Lon
DON HIS rccitals greeted with the most vociferous
applause.
Drahuet Bey wants to reduce tho three Italian opera
companies one with three performances . week.
Hard times IN Egypt
.Ada" will be succeeded BY ia Forza del Destino"
at the Sale ventadour. Paris, n. Escoder vii, in
troduce Patti there in the winter.
The London Musical World pays the following hand
some and deserved tribute fair countrywoman,
Aban:-"An Elsa more GRACEFUL tender. and, whore
passoned than Mile Albani would DO vain to seek
Perhaps never laurcls moro lcgtma,cy earned
than by the young American this her latest assump
ton of Importance Her first and last scenes--tne
delivery and parting from her delverer-are alike
poetcal and touching
II will not be forgotten that Mr. Joseph H. lockers
benefit will take place at Booths Theatre
afternoon If tho audience is largo tho b tho
Jsnsfcdie will have reason TO be satisfied. "David
Garrick" will be played with Mr.. Lawrence Barrett and
Miss Ada Dyas In tho principal roles "Black- Eyed
Susan" will introduce George Rlgnold and Miss Sara
Jewcti; Mcssrs Bangs, Levick and T. /. Davenport
will appear In the forum Of Julius Cesar" and
the Grard Brothers will give OF their groesque and
comic entertainments This is brilliant programme,
and II Mr.. Tooker will make speech nothing more
would be needed.
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wHALEMEN.

Al Tacahuana previous TO April ~ bark Morning STAR
Lewis Nh; Mary Susan. Handy do Falcon Herein.
deem DO report Bark Napoleon Turner going
on Juan Fernandez about April bark Grace Marks with
$50 bbIs aud cutting In n largo whale.
Capt Borden Of bark Pacific OF NB. reports
her on barbados April -, OF oil Heard IRON
about March oarvs Nnqss~ hss, "w'Shd "sspDrs
spartan, Trip. do. 100 So; Midas. Iapham do clean.
smoke March H. bark Draco Pcakes NIB nothing this
son who reports bsrks Adcne Gibbs Smell do nothing this
season. wsye Briggs d. do; Osprey Grape do - this
President Davis do. 10 do do; Sea Queen Allen.
Westport. 20 do do. .
ietcr from Alien. Of bark Mars OF NIB. reports her
nj Tnicahuana April IL. with oil as last reported.
letter capt Lake, 81 bark Nautilus OF NIB reports
her NJ lcahuana April - with 800 bbs last cruise
letter from Capt Dean. 81 bark john Carver OF NIB.
ports her Tacahusna April with i70 bbls and ~ do
VIII oil
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ny-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captains o officers Of
vessels coastng foreign observing the
removal OF buoys requested
mmncate the that may be brought
publicly the attention Of tho authorities letter
addressed the editor of tho HKRALp New York city,
giving accurately possible tho number aud position Of
displaced buoys Of their removal will suffice in
observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts or
the American Continent When they observed the
coast Of EUROPEAN countries In the Mediterranean Is
requested information DO sent either by telegraph
letter 10 the London oce Of the Nxw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet street. London the Paris Office. 81 Avenue dc
ropera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
Bennett 81 Avenue de lOpcra, Paris" Where OF
observed In the waters of beyond
the ach telegraph In Asia Africa captains
with upon reaching the first convenient
port will be cabled of charge the
HxL,Lp and published
rs-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NV YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Ccston signal for
use on the HERALD yacht showing while
In succession several miles distant Cap
tans Of upon seeing this signal win oblige bv
preparing any they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HRRALn
pSPersons DESTROYS with arriv
Ing New York do by addressing vessels.
HxRALp yacht pier No East River New York.
Letters received from all parts ofthe world promptly do
Nvercd Duplicates arc required.
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: woMEN's TEMPERANCE UNION.

ELNRA. N. Y, Nay II. 1876
The women's Christian Temperance Union OF the
State convened al Horncllsvillc this morning. Dele
gates present from most OF the counties in tho
State The meeting held in the Presbyterian
church, which handsomely decorated The delegates
welcomed by Mrs. Salord VI. Thachcr able
and earnest address which was responded 70 on the
part OF the Convention by Mrs Allen Butler OF Syra-
cusc, the President OF the Union
Reading OF reports OF committees and auxiliary
unions consumed the day.
In the evening mass temperance convention WINS
held in the Opera House. which addressed by Mrs.
Rude, OF wclsvile, and Mrs Burt Of Auburn
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PoTrsvILLE Pa, Nay IL, 1s5d
AS the great Molly Mcguire trial draws to close tho
interest in the testimony subsidies sensation was
created in court this afternoon ~ Mrs. Kerrlgan who
testified tba, She had refused TO see her husband in
prison because hc had committed the crime oi killing
Yost Several other witnesses wcro examined, but
nothing oil Importance was elected.
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KILLED BY AN ENGINE.

An unknown man was instantly killed last night at
tho corner or Twenty fourth street and Tenth avenue
by dummy engine Of tho Hudson River Railroad
The body Was sent 10 the Morgue and the Coroner
notified
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-18
OBITUARY.
COUNTESS OF MALMEsnuRY.

cable telegram from London, under date OF May
Il. reports the Of the death Of the Count,
ess OF Mamesbury. The deceased lady, Honorable
Emma Bennett, was the only daughter Of the Right
Hou. Charles Augustus Bennett, nth Earl of Tan
kervillc, by his vito Armandinc Sophie Leonie Coris
andra, daughter of Antoine, Due de Gramont Lord
Tankcrvilc married tins lady the 18th fully lsO6
She died the Esd OF January, 1885, leaving one sou
und daughters. The eldest daughter Emma,
dcceased, married the Right Hon. the Earl
Of Mamesbury on the 18th April, in tho year $780,
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FINE ARTS.
THE GREAT DECLARATION.

Messrs. Lego Rros. l. Co., Of New York, have pro-
duced excellent photo-engravng of John Trumbuls
well known picture Sgning the Declaration OF Indc-
pendcnce." key with the names of the figures NC
companies the engraving and also copy of the De
claraton done by tho process This engraving
will make acceptable mcmeuto OF the Centennial
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmastcrs are informed
that By teerrsphns 10 the HEaALp London Burssu ad
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street, london" or 20 the
Paris Office addressing BennstI 81 Avenue do rupsra
Paris" arrivals and nom Europsan and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
orLMorE's GARDEN.


very enjoyable concert given at this garden last
night 0enbach and hls works being OF course the prn
cpaI attractions The admirable potpourri OF OF
best known works TO which hc has given tho title of
fcnbachiana." tho Insect March, from s'Lo Roi Ca
roite;" the Snow Ballet from tho "yoyase TO tho
Moon' tho .vert VERT overture and .'ln the Realms
OF orphcus, were, Il be said the favorable
specimens OF the opera borge composers works that
could be selected Tho orchestra not only very strong
In numbers but Is composed Of the best material that
can be found Now York. The Philharmonic Society
has contributed their most skul players, and with
such energetic leader Onenbnch whose baton
possesses to degree the git OF magnetism the
performances given under his immediate direction
cmnenty satisfactory. Other composers were
represented the bill last night by Bcrlioz in a
'.Marche Hongroisc," Straus in the waltz from
"indiro." Gounod In the Hymn to ST. Cecilia, .Sa-
tarco." and march from the 'sQuecn OF Saba +" and
Boulard in waltz The attendance was small, owing
probably TO the unreasonable weather that prevailed
Tho mann cement should pay attention to the pro-
grnmine each evening and not allow tho conductors 10
alter Il at will, but adhere to the order of works
rs printed. A programme Is worthless TO
dicnce unless II is strictly carried out Many impor-
tant changes in the concerts may be expected at an
early date.
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Ship Great Admiral Thompson, from New York Feb IS
for san Francisco. April ~. lat 10 ~ Ion "a low.
Brig Mary Dana Omen from Mxyagucx for north OF
Hatteras. MAY IA. lat ~ 10. los "a ~
Schr Farwe. Dixer. from - John, NIB, Tor Las fal-
mas lpril 20. al Ion IS.
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BELOW.
Bark spanksr Or. whisshilI, from H.v.n. May :
SAILED.

Steamers Scotia Hr. for Liverpool; Holland (BD. Lon
dom Acapulco, Aspnwal; Gulf stream Charleston; ship
British America (Br) Glasgow barks Harkaway r
don; Henry Ger), Antwerp; Petropois (Nor). Aaborg
Alexander Campbell. Aberdeen; Carib st Crox Thomas
Brooks st Jago; briggs Harry Aubrey (Br. Barbados
Toni (Aus), Cork.
Wind 1t sunset Sc: at midnight. 81.
Barometer al sunset. 80 40; at midnight, 3aSA
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Mr. Norman pilot, reports dangerous obstruction to
navigation supposed be sand wreck lies about
ono mile from the Delaware Brcakwate between
tho shears the Ice Breakcrabout INV from the
ter: Is mas 10 feet over 1t az low water.
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country frce OF charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French AMI Msd-
ports win oss the economical
and expeditions for tslsgrsphing new%
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
ANTWERP May l7-Arrivsd, steamer Switzerland sBsD
jackson, New York.
BKrvAsr May l7-sailsd bark Scotia (Br) Hines. North
America
cAplz TO May l7-Arnved bark Mary Stewart tBD. No
Lsren. New York.
Sailed 18th. bark Mary Mckee. Sharp Gloucester. Mass
GLASGOW. Nay 10. PM-Anivsd, steamer State Of vir
gnia 1r,. Noodle. Now York.
GiBRALrAR-sailed. bark Abby Bacon. Merrill Malaga
brig Rovigano dsai,. De Genera tfrom Nss'inA, Ne"
York.
uAvRr. May le 10 PM-Arrivsd. steamer Pereirs Or,
Daure. New York
LIVERPOOL May i7-Arrivsd steamer Massachusetts OBJ
Walters. Boston.
Sailed i7th steamer Indiana Clark. Philadelphia ships
sewe Penneii United States Casilda Pike. New York
bark Carrie Delap lBr) Mckay. North America.
LoxDoS. May l7-Anived, ship Harisw tBr Stephens
New York; bark sves tSor) Msrcusssn. New oreana
Cleared 7th ship Iris (Br). Armstrong. North America
lark yiator tNor,. Eeg. United States.
LARsE May IS PM-Sailed. State Of Pennsyivs
mia tIsr. Knight drom Glasgow. New York
LsBoS May 1l-saled. brig New Era uBr). hcPhee. New
York (before reported sailed about Mar -.
MARsrrLLrs. to May l7-saiied. schr George Hatch
Murphy. cardenas.
NEWCASTLE. May i7-Saiied. ship Semiramis, scnuien
berg. San Francisco.
NAPLES, May l7-Arrive1 brig odorilla Holland. Sow
Fork.
PLYMOUTH. May 17-Passed. bark Toni GER. Jansen.
PhNsdelphis for Antwerp
PlLAu-Arived. bark Empress Ger. vehlow. baltimore
QUAxSsrowN. May 17-Arrved. Hecla (r), Bill
inge Boston for Liverpool land proceeded; bark Amor
tAus,. Soppa, New York.
REvALArrived ship Agnes Sutherland tBr) Sutherland
New Orleans: also. Emile. from Savannah.
SOUTHAMPTON May l7-Arrived steamer Mosel (GeD
Neynaber. New York for Bremen tand proceeded
ST. CArHARixxs PoiSr, Nv. May i7-Passed ship Fire
Queen (Br). Hamilton from New York for London
srxrrIS-Arked, bark Scbamyi tNor), Moller Charles
ton
ST VINCENT, cvI-Sailed. barks Noe utaD, for Darcn
Fa tAus,, Delaware Brcakwater; Anna Aus). Phladel
pha.
TExEL. May 1e-Saed barks Melbourne (Br), Burns
New Orleans; Attila (Sorl. Jansen. New York.
TALcAuuAxA May i3-Sailcd, steamer City Of Santiago
(Br). Darke. Boston.
vLssIsGxs. May l5Pssscd. ship St Paul. Wood. from
Antwerp for New York
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Bask Hssssl txor, samussen Rsusn SO days. In basss
xsdss sssss :S 4 sfad i days nth
sulphur 20 lunch, Ed,e Co. Passed Gibraltar April 40
DAYS with ssss 20 Psndssgass Bros Co; crossed shs
brig II Curtis sheppard, Matsnras May 4, with sugar
to Brett; Son A c. 49, r....oa
VILE days. with lumber TO Drew Bucki vessel 10 mas
schr VIM conners of Bangor. French satls River. Ca
DAYS With lumber Is bound TO Damarisco'sa'
schr Henry Davsy, King Baltimore.
sehr Jane Emsen Decker Baltimore ,m,.r n
ter VIII DISCHARGE at s'ndy Hook
ssSr r %'E" qosy Tsasy o' With 10 sS
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soUTH
Steamer City OF rchburg Springer. New xork for new
Steamer Electra, Young. New York for Providence
ss Nand Queen % 0s
schr Fslecner. Wilson rrcvde.se for New YORK.
n ssisia nc ss
sshr Bella Peek Avsry New Lsnscn @ New yort
ss5r charlie: Carroll, Kelly. Dennis for y. York
Bessie for
sshr agfs ssSS " Wsn S yS, York
ssnr Ell JJspe s.mms hrdgspSr, for New S y V
schr Mary iiamilson Besrss Bridgeport NevYosk.
schr Herbert aanson, crowci!, BATH for New York
ssSr Emily belle. Kelly, Dennis iss ssw York.
se%r Fannie Warner Dickinson connseseai
schr bangor Jordan, Pawtucket for New York.
schr Ned sumpter. rinkham, Rsckland for New York.
Schr Vapor. fhurston. Norwich for New York.
schr % Van Name. Hardy. New Haven for Virginia
Sc,r Lucy. Jones, New Haven tor Philadelphia
Schr l. Gregory. Thorndke Rockland Tor New York.
schr Jas Henry: Snow. Rockland for New York
Scir veranda. Pond. Providence for New York.
sssr B"Ssr Murray s,Ssspsrs x Tor New York
Schr Eagle. ROBBINS. Rrckport for New York.
schr Loon Wakefield, bridgeport for New York.
Schr Oliver Schoheid Dissoway. New Haven for Bait
schr Rescue. Kelly. wiscasset for New York.
Schr Iris, Long. Harwich for New York.
Schr Il KY Sssokss Norwich Tor New York
Schr b L Sherman. Alcy Rockport for New York.
Schr q StanciiK Pryor. Middlctown for New York.
schr .Almon bacon, Spear. liockport Tor New York
Schr Annie Whiting Fox. Boston for New York.
Schr Mountain Laurel Morre Ellsworth for New York.
Schr Henry Gibbs. Colin. New Bedford Tor New York
Sour Geo A Pierce. Kelly Salem for New YORK.
schr Mariner. Rich, Greenwich Tor New York.
Schr Sallie Burton. Burey. Stamford for New York
BOUND EAST
Brig Annie Goddard rl. Lewis New York FOR St John
Nh
Brig Willie d3r). Brnndage. New York for Stockholm.
Schr Florence Turner Walker New York for Boston.
schr Re ding KR Nc a.. CANDY Amboy Tor Hartford
schr shaler Albert weehswken Connecticut River.
schr I thompson Hall. New York for Providence.
Schr ID Pitts. Hobokon FOR Providence
schr Smith. baker. hobokcn for Providence.
Schr ]. Henry. Tallman, Port johnson for Boston.
ScIr Wells. Wells, Port johnson for East Greenwich
Schr Bruzos Tryon. New York tor Boston.
Schr Mary Ellen. Fox. New York for Hartford
s fsSSs New ys s
Schr Dart. MlilRms New York tor Stamford
schr Mary Thcale.
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wEArHER REPORT.

FALMOUTH, May IL. 6PM-wind 4, moderate.
HoLYHRAD, May II, PN-Tind NE, fresh; barometer
3Q244
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, NAY 49, ls7e-FRPIE SHEET

Rasss parts Of Americas and III ssgn vessels tFs1sng
with she United stasA shs sAms viii eablsd V this
country free Of chargs.
Captains arriving and sailing from French AMI Nsd-
win nd the Paris once the more economical
and cxpedtious for tsleraphng news