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New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
Cooperation Notlirs.

NOTICE. Proposals for furnishing 5000
y barrels he,hliut Euslsh or LoGi7Blc Fot. lNN y
CFMlN viii Dee received 3 .c "Ac- OBJ tc Dep fa ll oi
Docks Il arb 10 Duane o., until II o'clock a. tuiAh
An Nur.s 1870 Forisu MJtmauon s,s Iao CIS I'c,'
CUpl.- X .aIe at No. > t.-y ila.
NOTlCE.-p5opoSalS for hui'd.ns WOoien
~ Platform iu he 'ra. Of The n,Seld Na ee"i ~, u
iis u,9ri.frt oi uotsS N aHd iI9 lutGc'' G.N II
orlo.k a. r of N LSpAY 25th July l-fo Pr igh ht %
u,r,Dn see lue Cy Kscur." Copies oI ~he 'L No ND
Ht.
NOTICF.-PROPOSAL for building PILE
~ F0UNpATIoN tor PLATFORM IN rear oi bsIAh' bs @ ~
b.,,,,s.t ~ f1d dC:incGs. y ~, "t -
rsr,,l ~ lie ,' oi the Department OF u,cht w ""d ~
irfa.s !. uufI ococE I y fusayl -'th Jay io.y,
Fr f1l Inform on SEQ r5 Lltv BecL' copies Tor hiIo
~ Ne 3 city han
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

of S5,2OO119. The export clearances Of
domestic produce for the week ending July
Is were to the currency valuation of $5,s32,9G1.
The specie shipments for the week amounted to
So 600 SS7, of which $2,337, 600 was in gold coin
The imports of specie were S110,651. The days
business at The Gold Exchange Bank covered ; Gold
cleared, 19,53O000; gold balances, $96l,SSo; ;
currency balances, 81 ,OS1, ,12G The principal gold
ouOtatiOns were
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

STAINED -.
Good ssis Low Middlins...... sisis
For future delivery there s an advance
of ,ac. yesterday after m.July 200 &c; Au
gust 200 l2aa2e 1000 ; sep e,bPe 2Uo 'oi 20 90
VembeI 200 Tliaac December 600, l4Il3.c 800 'si
total 700 bales Exchange-s0O pad to exchange July for
August even First caJuy. 200. 1lf's2c; total 200 bales
Second CALI anuary l00 l7s,c; June, 100 lZlse TOTAL
900 bales sales day np to p mJgy 5e iiaoGi 70o I0o
liIIec 100 Il2gqc; 800 oc uoaoner POO llS92c;
90 ac November 100 IL ll3asc Goo ~ c December.
bates. grand total, 9UUO
10 ulI y knIr rln-el o.
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fesa! NoIltss.

IN nursnance of an order Of Deiano &. Calvin,
y ~ tl IT, CounB OF NoNlora, notice is hereby
oiyep 10 a persns having ens against 1ilr~s ~ KILLER
kt me CIV OF NeWlOA, drceas H 20 iItrenl iAe SsDc
~ m Voicrfs III reof The subscriber, a, s @Icv, No "
p Strst In fhe ity Of New NorS before me 10Th
iay al NevembeT nexL-Datod NDw>og@. ulo 5th Gay Of
May, 1876 ,,rrr,,,, yp,-ot,,pt .-xs.......
CoUDERT BROS, PToCtoga Gs and ~ Nillan s~. y. \
IlyS lsw6nl u
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financial

TFNAs AID PACIFIC RAILWAY C.MfhNl
97, so.II EJt.tTI +r. PHILADELPHIA, JL3 -0, .0ib)
'FsNUE annual meeting OF the stO1 AHoiutls ol
A he 'Ti.NAS AID Ph'IFIr GALWAY 'pAiAN1
W Ia, hrI "a IA, osr company, ~ the 'li' o Phila
,lrlpnii on IL fsDAI, Aug. \ l't6. - 1So1s =. Va
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

Government bonds were very duh and devoid OF
feature. The coupon skies Of ISL advanced T."
1904 lut Old l,6j, declined i 10 lI6's, and con-
pou .-2us of 1867 to 1875. There were sales OF
currency skies ar l2dls. The market closed quiet
- tIJ. f,II...fn. ,.l1t ltiuus:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
Savings DIuts.

NFW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eishth-avc.,
= cor. o. tulrJ,,uil.,,.-~IN PR tLNi Ia l..hI,i
tr., .. .I.Iri. o. u. H. BULL II,s..eII
e. b.. B.Is.nI.DUff, secretary.
CEtNENr BANK FOR SAVINGS, Nos. "A
= .n. 1 -Iur Trustees have o I.f tAI iNIis
p nr af ~ !o..,als entitled thereto i"r the TX months
c.l.l. .tt. ~. o. luN ....,
500 Dollar, aIt under tho rate OF NlN tiN
CE. I pr "u.IlG Ird ..-.. ,,...
ul sums ry...d.p 500 Dollar, ~ a. rate of FlNE PER
,f A ur auu.. raraU'. after MONDAY. l.th inst
TH,r.t,r.-t .lI .., Routed tcpo,.tDTs as prncpd
Nca-luIA, Juy q, 1870. ~ - $1,000. -. 49,.
JUuN II. n1,sIUN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
No annex closing qnotations of foreign exc

Money at the close to-day was exceeding piehtiluI
and easy Of access lending TO Government houses at
10112 and to the stock brokerage firms at 2. Dis
count continues as last quoted. The following is the
Clearinghouse statement to-day: Currency clear
ances, $44,Gl5,5 ,535; cuTency balances, -
791; gold clearances, So 49,, ,347; gold balances,
S677, ,957; and the following were the clearanees
at the New-York clearinghouse for the week and
the resulting balances: Currency clearances, S29o-
40 $40; currency balances, $17li4527; gold clear
ancos, S34 GO3. .OlT; gold balances -, ,sG7,932. The
bank statement for the week ending to-day showcda
further reduction in loans and a large decrease III
specie due TO the gold shipments of the week. The
legal tenders largely increased, rejecting the
continued influx Of currency in this direction. As a
result of the movement of the week. the banks now
hold $2l ,7O3 80 in lawful money i'll excess OF the
% per cent required by law, increase since last
week OF $627 ,425. The statement is construed as
favorable to continued ease in money. The follow
ing is comparison of the averages the New-l lork
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24


err y a a and $500 ESQ" & CIV CIV e2T & GrG sa Ef' az 80 50
% mainly tro at 80 Ioqt0 @ '9s T %f'i d n chiefly
| at as2 60 Common TO Cnoice sangrhne Saje t s aa
chcc, SS' = 25ds 10 Tor iaorcI 70 Common Ea,ra
~ 4uo "A 90 Tor Common 70 Far DO - 6OGs, oi Ft
81 50 for lnicrorto Common Eyla western; 81 5SGt 90
end 80 45G 30 Io ch9,t to Fancy Ic aGG ~ Sy%g WEI GSes
ENa Ilodnd Hoop ono - s,a%' i"r a't 10 4I t amman I
to Patent Minnesota Extra 81 l5ess 30 Tor Gooa 70
Chocc ana ia'orile brands bod az = 59G
- 70 WIN occasional sales within he range So, - 60
a. s6Sss 30 '' for Good to Choice Do and ss %
ass IS for small parcels very choice 60 Ih9 T lIs[
TLoUE vas Without change win only limited m i,i
local Trade sales 100 b5 al as 80 superne s. 80
G6a da % s so"t Tor common to cGoce Family Esira
- ~ 30 Tor Choice To tancy New lrace-- ESia 100
RYE llguR was N light request 20 unch-lg hg"'aj
= I5 = Good 10 Ch@ce C3EN MhAL was doll sales.
800 nj II y GO0s5 for yellow Western, Jesey' nd
rcnnsly lyauia aud - 20 - so for Brandy wine .'g Meal
@s Mi,ne a,1st marEs y. Wa without ,2 Go Gs
qmte Tre-as to rclz Ga u" demand oGh ior J efpg
Wheat va. rgr re sold T. slipper II pT.l low nFrcs oi
was selling !o% ,'iy noi rali 6 S't ~ ap'' We ir S
cJt.t Nt-'isN sac ." '''V'D ',,n i, a. M r. & t 80. "a
49, e,a g,cas iGr So in9gsr'i a. s'@Ji u cs l't
q o5 tor Mo''r Gri Me,i'rna = 20 for E'T AinO''
1iiE" a. Az. Il, 30, fo~ for %,s,fS SIS Tor State
Sf a 80 Soc. 800 M STATE ai c,e aud 500 bush Nre
l"h iram m mon 81 a. 'og LIN & ~. d, IIl m 'l ~. n'o I
aaoi rTs;o ,,'i. name. ,as 55j ba c,e rrarogc
o5s lorl Pea, ana ,oil.r? rags Iye r.a. %
i,a1,a, q, ir S1S 5l ''1 S i'' Prime
/ unard.i -u Mh-d Wc.trn renamed a.oat
Hat I'D Il sr bni, ecr. All 1' .e = b ', loser Tn.
.. l5o,5 a a. 35a 80 for iio 90. 1'i a,.ism
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
Banking Gonsse an0 Bankers.

HOUVT.XE BROIHhR6, BanherS,
y wall st., NclD Yor6, dralo BtIS
IN Eng7and France md germany;
issue Letters Of Cfed1 Gcd{to6le
Mrouqhout tie United States and
EuroDe, ami mate transfers Qf money
bU ielcuaph and cable. LnceSjmeat
oTdcrS c ,ecuted In tie E,gchanCe9 Of
Ne20 Yorh, Phiyadelphia, BoSt0n &n9
SaR Tr0aciScO.
AnnrnraI SlnnrIieS for sale.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
THE MARKETS.
crvrRaL MARHLT REpORr.

s.TrRpkY July -. 1873.
CoTTOss The market on the gpvt llci bti s~hy, ai
mines bc ,slts were ID biirN Oi witch Ibl
II. .yt q Ipc,LGing G9G consumption ana % I' steh
d ion. N De- were 900 talrs delivered Oh CONTRACT inc
QUO. ations Tere sui o. fUi,0 . go.
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Dnsiness Gbanres.

AT a sacrifice, the undersigned is Obliged to
~ SELL Immediately a valuable PATENT, PATTERNS,
STOCK 81 article la the hardware trade Auuress
PATENT, Tribune ONCE.
I WANT TO EXCHANGE my business OF
Il PATENTED ARTICLE for real estate or good mort
gage: price S2,50p. Address. giving partcuals, LIZ,
CHANGE, Box Z, Tribune OGlce.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
INVITE STAR LINE.

INVITE STAR LINE.
FOR OJEESSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED SEAIEp NAIL.
take tnp Lane arilirt
los Lieut. N-ur5, y. sols south ol The Banks On ts
Iassas 10 Cycr4sjuwn. all tuv wear round.
...lIANNlt. ~Al.t ..uAN july 20 li.jo r. a.
DF.tlIANGC. SATURDAY, Aug. l. AZ - a. w..
t..I.tLt. :. Au-. 40. go
EEiIANSIC. SATURDAY. sept >, D NJ
tIt.d NIt, SATURDAY. sept -, a /" ~.
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, ftEk o. NOhih
I.E 2. -
r. Sc steamers are uniform size ami unsurpassed IN a
t1.r nruts The saloon, Stt;eiooms su'AbN ahd bah
lloIl. at 'acrd aaidhp, Nlcre no noiso aid Jctul
ars least felt aJouHg degree o. comfort hitherto una
ENI'ts--.oon $50 aud 500 gold. Return Tickets on
favorable torus StrrrIsr, t@a . a..
Comp Il. J. CURris, Agent
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.i6.E "a .esr days Fl al.se er 20 days ~. 81.
GO Gays. 42i1, seller 90 CaHs.


PAuspdGeaim 4fs 4st Ict. ~ Nay....... 4#-s 90
Loheh valley. 57ai J7s Iei, sh Nav e. f. 1852
There were 40 quotations iIom Ion, % to-day .ie
Stock Exchange beng closed lor repairs The sum
of 10000 bullion went into the Ban of England
Oh b1l1oce to-day In Paris thc five p.. cent R.utcs
advanced TO l0B.67l2 The gold maI.ct was strong
al III 7sdming the forenoon but fell 10 lIa when
it became known that the specie in the banks was
down less than bad been anticipated. The Gold
Room was as quiet rs usual. On gold loans tie
rates until Monday were p and for carrying. .nd
flat for borrowing t,c shOri interest being yet very
large. There was the usual Saturday dallness in
the foreign exchange market, and rates wore
firm at prices given below. The outward bound
steamers oday took out - ,27j,000 lsec, of which
$l,0~3,0oO was gold coin, $4,000 gold bars
aud $4,000 silver bars the weekly total
being given below. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont to-day S124,OO0 in com interest
on the public debt, and $1,000 in redemp-
ton OF called bonds, bringing up the respective
weekly totals to 81 AS 600 and SIa5 600 The im-
port entries OF foreign dry good at the port of New
York for the week ending to-day were 81, 1886, 10
The amount thrown upon the market footing NJ
9l,306,4i3 and Of general merchandiss to S3,GG3,-
w. making total in gold coin valuation
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

k& To- carry tae gs!glu sud United states Mails.
The following appointed 10 ssll or AutWelp'
l,I., Jht.I Iyhlg. N,T. isrk.
N-,pTgI A y d Aug Z. kENIIMORI H.....July 70.
l,.rt,IA = ID ... kr-..l. SWlIZENLA D..-.Aug. 10.
t., ,,,, 400 i''' se,eai ann 500 Sttr-tec S26.
ald4 Broad y. Y.
M.l ~ la.sN y. Y.
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banks for the past two weeks {:
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve, of the banks and The total liabilities

-. .-.-- 30
Tho Irsasrr, now holds S3IO.@I9, $50 in bonds to
secure National bank circulation, and Tls,723,o00
to sc,r,e urbiic d.posits United States bonds de-
ro,it,d for circulation during the week ending to-
day were $ .g2. 900. The United states bonds h'd
for circulation Withdrawn during the week ending
to-day we're ~, 10000. The receipts OF National
bank notes for redemption for rE ending to-day,
as compared with the corresponding week OF last
,-..r a., ~. ,s f,iI,ys.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
LINn.-Erom Piers A and ~,
nRTH GERMAN lloyd

a WTl IT VIIN'I.N.F I.Tl-- 7 = ,---,,.
n -FEAM-iiIp LINE BETWEES NETWORK.
SOtTHAMPrOE. AND BREMEN. -
CONpANTS PIER foor pi ~fCOND-i. HDBOhEN.
fC- j. SATURDAY. Ju.y - rpNAU, saturday, AUg u
r,-II SATURDAY. Aug TO- ltiI ~, ~8uriaT. Augt ia
TAyt.- q o. ass NtE. from y NTt-YGRk 10 SULTuAMF
TON. HANUE OR BREMEN;
FIRST CABIN. 500 gold. / SECOND CARlN, $50 gold
-IEERAGI 80 currency. ~.
Return Tickets 40 reduced rates Prepaid Stoeage Ceith
cl.es. s.,2 currency.
.ur ffsIZ ur passage apply 20
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
OCEAN lJIfGmers.
CREAT WESTERN sTEAMsHIP LINE.

4 hEAl W I.~ EAN > 4 ia hCIliI iSl-NL
" NEWYOEh 10 BRISTOL tGng.)-DItECE
goods for London, Cain newport
Gloucester, ana al ports In Bristol hanneL
SAILING from Pier Is, East ilver - . -. D..
-QNrpSrT Western - DAY, july 25
ABAHON, Sy!nons w r. ~ l. Als
CABIN SO currency, EXCURSION, @lsJ; litctho
date currency; SreeTlge, S3O currency Presa steer
rIicae~, 80. Drafts Tor II ana upward For res"
or passage. apply 20 =. . - - s..,, ,. ~ xor,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
gNMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMER
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These first class steamships sa regularly at from
Pier SC rs. North River ~ follows: -
steamship WllMINGION TT ErpAf; Aug ];
COLI VI 81 ~........ - l l.ofA1 Aux 1T:
IONS unsurpassed t0T freight passage apply 70
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE IL CO.. HO. 8 Bo"lus-gTeen.
NCKET.T.ti tis. II'LING s. CO.. Agents b. II Nana
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA AUSTRALIA.
NEN.ZrALaNp. BFl rISH COLI dBlA, OREGON, &C,
sailing iiUm Per 81, Soith liver
For AN fp ANtI~CD via I~filNJ~ o. PANAiA,
sjram,hIu ACAPULCO, SArl RDAI. Jmt - .
Come, taZ Central Au"usIn and south fAtlc Ports
Prom FENNtI~CU 20 JAPAN and CHINA,
Stp1mthin ALA>k A. TUESDAY, Aug. l.
From san Francisco sandwich Islands, Australia ana
y .}Y Zealand
Staan.r Try OF SAN FRANCISCO. wednesday, Aug D.
NN r. CLYDE ~ Co. or % II. J. ULLAY. Supt,
bowling pCrn. Per a., y. a., lo't OF N"H'-a''
The New York herald., 1876-03-23

Geo Dale Pierce Philadelphia: schrs MsgEie @ kivsm
RIVERS. do; PAlos, Shackiord Baltimore; Tnos rsouIy
Ftsher New York 18TH bark Anderson br.na nobn h
o. hateras; brig Mariner. Titcomb, do; zls1 sehf
Nellie Terrell. Jerrell north of Hatteras.
rARA. FEB .6-Saied schrs Maggie Abbott, ADooIt Auu
Theresa. McQninn, New York.
PoRr Az PRINCE. March 5Arrived. bgs Mary kno~lton
Mckee New York: 9Th. VIM Andrews. Wilson. do
York
arrived 9th. brig Mary Knowton CBr. McKie, New York.
New York.
SAGUA. March le-Arrived bark Hancock, King 81
Thomas: brig Ambrose Light Schwartz Mayaguez: schrs
u Sweeney Steelman Leith: A Emerson, Emerson, 81
Kits 2Oth. Thomas Snncksen, Dckenson, Philadelphia
Sailed 18th. schr Roswell Hurbut north of Hatterss
18th, bark Sophia Luhs Hopkins. New schr Chai
Mariord. Parsons. do; 18th bries zerna (Brl Williams
do; Mabel rl. Mcleod Delaware Breakwater 2Oth bark
Frank Wallace north Of lIaterAs brig La Plata CBr do
JAGo March l2-Arrived. brig Perces Hncklev mall
Goth. Thos Brooks. Waugh, New York.
Sailed 18th. schr Charley Bucki BRgey. New York
TRINIDAD. March l5-Arrived sclr RebeccA shephard
Robinson. New York.
VALPARAISO. Feb SArivsd, ship Rock City CBn Leth.
bridge Buenos Ayres-
Sailed Feb 10 bark Bina Campbell CBr, Richards Iqu
que. Talcahuano and New York
port Feb H. ships independence Stromt for Boston In
few days. Magellan Henry fer Caldera Iquique and Boa
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
BELOW.
schr IN Parks prObsbly Pstsr.,. from cardsnA..
CLEARED.


Steamer Abyssini. Bp Murphy, Liverpool via Queens
town-C q Francklyn.
Steamer Eu1ine tBr). White LondOn-TspscOtt. Bros
Steamer GulfstreAm. Holmes. chArestOn-J W ountard
Steamer Annie. steen. Wilmington. Del-A Abbott
Bark EndeAvor, Monntfort, AlicAnte-John Zittl0sen
Bark Atlantic, Laufare, Bridgeton. Barbados-H Trow
bridges Sons.
Bark LavIna. Davis. Matanxas-Brett Son a Co
Bark B Webster Prince. Portland, Me-Crocker Wood
Brig Ipeorouaio Monte carmslo Qta LubranO Cork for
Brig Lewis Clark Smith. BridgetOn, Barsados-H TrOw-
:, Brig L Stewart Crane, st Johns. NF-J Whitney
sehr John Lord. Thomas. carupanO via st Thomas
sehr Kate Foster Sawyer Port SPAIN Trinidadsmpson
Clamp Co.
sebr II Grning. Mckinney Porto Plata-B Weinberg
sehr Adam Bowiby. yellisOn. Mragoane Kunhardt Co
sclr James Young. Young. Pensacola-Pars0ns Loud.
chr William Jones. Line. FernAndina-Abie Abbott
Schr Clark Crossman. Norolk-Van Brunt Bro.
Sehr Anna Holtcn, Smith. Baltimore-Brett, Son Co.
Hawkins.
sehr seul Frambro Philadelphia-Evans. Rail- 4 Co.
schr Flavilla, Paine Barnstable-St John Avery.
Doyle
sehr @ Acksn. Toms stamfOrd-stamford Manufactur-
Ing Co.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
ENGLISH WEATHER REPORT.

ENGLLSH WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH. March %, 8 PM-wind NE, fresh
ANTWERP. March 2l-sailed ships Martha (Nor zacha-
rasen, New York: oncle Felix Fr) New Orleans; barks
Balder (sw), wulf do Benz Dckerman, Taylor. Cubs.
Arrived 22d PM steamer Switzerland Belg) Jackson
New York.
ALcoA BAY, Feb 2o-saled bark ceyon (Br). Reynolds
Qrom Cebu). New York.
BRISTOL, March 22-sailed, bark Gusta Helene CNor),
Fforoness United States; Bragg CNor, Christensen,
vincenxo Perrotto ItaD, Corvaja Lewes Del
BELFAST March 2l-Arrived, bark Maria Christina Qtal)
Jaccarno Baltimore.
Sailed 22d barks Charleston CNor). svendsen United
States; Vegar (Norl, Jansen, do
BREMEN March 2I-Arrived, bark Rudolph Ebel (Ger)
Otto Pensacola.
Sailed 2ist, ships Lizzie Moses Cox North America:
Therese, shaw, do Mscaulay. Rogers. Baltimore; barks
Johann Kepler Ger, spille, New York; Leocada GER
wenke do; Edmund GER. Joruan do; Germania (GeI,
Culver. North America.
BORDEAUX March 2l-sailed Eura for New York
BARcELoSA-Arrived, bark Kathleen CNor. Hoyer, sa-
vannah.
CARDIFF. March 22-Saiied. ship Castine Avery Java
DEAL. March 22-sailed bark Antonietta Accame dtsD
Delbalzo from Londou), Philadelphia; Casa Martina
dtaD, Oneto from Leith). New York.
GLASGOW, March %. IL AM-Arrved. steamer Bolivia
tBrl. Small. New York.
Sailed 22d, bark Constantia tNor, Knudsen, United
States.
GornESBuRG- Sailed steamer Bfrost Csw), wettsrgren
Philadelphia
GIBRALTAR, March i2-Arrived. brig Mary Thayer Nc.
Carthy, New York before reported without date)
Sailed l2th barks Ada Bonner Bonner (from Messina)
Philadelphia Domeneo QtaD, Jaccarino from Castella
mAre) New York; schr Lydia Cardell (Br) Tadd Qrom
Messina), baltimore.
HAnBURG. March 2I-sailsd, bark Kate Nor). Flood,
Phadelphia.
HELvoKr. March 2I-saied barks Abbie B (Br). Comn
New York: Germana Ger, Evcrs Boston.
HAvRE, March 22-Arrived, bark Lisbon Dunning, New
Orleans.
Sailed 2lst. ships Republic r). Phillips, Tybee San
dusky. Lowden. New Orleans; Armstrong (Br), Bryan
Southwest Pass; barks Bridgeport Morgan. New Orleans
David Taylor tBr). Atkinson Southwest Pass.
LIVERPOOL. March 2i-Sailed. ship Bombay Barter Key
West bark Ocean Home (Br), Rees Darien; 22d ships
Caledonia Potter United states Grace Black do W
Campbell Curling. do barks Wick Mebane CBr White
side United States: Romance Br Toyo Forsets Nop
Mikkesen, do.
LoSDos, March 22-Arrved bark wilhelm (Ger) Peter
Daren.
Cleared 22d. bark Hildegaard Sor Petersen Unit ed
States
LIMERICK. March 22-Arrived bark Rachele (Aus Bur-
chill. Philadephia.
LErH March 22-saled. bark Runs (Aus Bsgna, United
States.
low. America Canning (Br) Kitchener, do; Matilda Hill
yard tBr). Brooks, do
PoRr NATAL. Jan 22-Arrived, schr Pioneer Kennison
Boston, Fob Is, brig Eleanor Miller tBrl Hi YORK
QUEENSTOWN March -. AM-Arrived ste amer Samaria
Brl. Garrett. Bostos for Liverpool land proceeded.
RASGooS, March 2a-Put in bark Loeb Gail (Br) -
date McMckan from Calcutta York lost the
master overheard.
TRIESTE. March 2i-Arived brig Netus, Msekay, New
York via Gibraltar.
YoKoHAxA March 2I-Arriyed. bark Nettie Merrvman
Masters. New York
The New York herald., 1876-03-23

sent Inspector Thorne he personally undertook the
working up the case At eight O'Clock last night he
ARRESTED THREE
who TO some extent answer TO the description given
OF the robbers The prisoners known 10 the police
as thieves, but they have not yet been by the
victim the police decline making their names public
They were locked up IN the 10th station house.
and to-day they will be confronted with Mr. Koonz,
with \ view to their Identification
The writer called upon Mr.. Koontz at his store, last
night He had recovered from the strain OF the
afternoon and readily conversed the subject OF the
outrage He said -
al am thoroughly satisfied that the who came
into the store first league with tho others al
though did not recognize HIM among the robbers.
His wanting my father purchase him n
clock down town blind He know that we
both stayed IN the store during the day, and his
design 10 get my father away. My father returned
with the clock one hour alter the robbing and II is
still here uncalled Tor The first blow was struck
was with a sand club Ii stunned me- but quickly
recovered, only to find them gagging and
binding tried TO release myself, when
they again struck second violent blow and placed
the muzze of pistol close TO my ear The robbers
made attempt to hide their iaces and while lay
the back room TO which they had dragged me
could hear them talking. The property stolen will
amount IN value to about 81. 900, and
consists Of watches, rings pins, chains and
other articles OF jewelrv. The open at the
time but contained no money" Inspector Thorne says
that the robbers were undoubtedly acquainted with the
police arrangements for relieving.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
THE APPRAISERS DEPARTMENT.
MIR. DARLINGs RELATIVES DRspoNpENT-wHC

MR.. DARLISGs RELATIVES DEsPoNDENT-wHo
WILL BE THE NEXT APPRAISER?
CONSERVATION was depicted on more than one
tcnance at the United States Appraisers stores in
Washington street yesterday The HERALD's erpOst OF
the affairs and the management OF the department,
published yesterday morning. fell like thunderbolt
among the attaches.
MI Darling's relatives holding ofice under him were
particularly detected The silver badges bearing the
inscription, "DarlIng Club" which in former days
were wont to adorn the vest appels OF all the faithful
were nowhere TO be seen yesterday
MT Darling went 10 his Office usual yesterday,
Dut retired at Two O'Clock. IL is definitely known
tnat he sent his resignation TO Secretary Brstow
Monday. All sorts OF rumors prevailed last evening
10 the probable successor Of Appraiser w. A. Darling,
but up to late hour definite intelligence had been
received at any OF tho prominent clubs hotels The
candidates are, OF course numerous.
Mr.. George " Van Mort, Marshal B. Blake the pres
ent Assessor OF the Thrysecond district and Colonel
Frank +. Howe were mentioned strong candidates.
Mr. Van Mort, twas umated, Is well supported, but
II was also claimed that he labored under the dis
ability OF not having been merchant he could not,
cordlng TO law, fill the Office. Assessor Blake IL
thought at the Union League Club would IN all prob
ability be the appointse OF Secretary Brstow.
The Custom House republicans have united it is said
on Mr. Blake. Still again IL claimed that Secretary
Brstow will reappoint General Palmer for the purpose
OF conciliang the Fenton faction. Again II
that the President has gwen the appointment SEN
ator Conkling 10 be disposed of rs he ht
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

ALeoa Bay feo Tin port, bark NOnparei Finn. d.e
M S Ns March l4A,nvs sehr Austin Br', Crow
n B9HIAy Fe6 i4.In port. ships Harmonla. Small.
Camp tBrl Green and Prince Amadeo CBri IinSTl tey
do" Choice ,Brl Marsters and Gov Tey Br), Humphrey
BusSos AYREs. Feb e-Arrived brig C Packard, Ames
cALcUrIA Feb lin ship. Elcano, Brown for Bo.
ton sens'oT Brl jeffrey kolee ,Br u: svum and Rob,
uee; bark Lyntou tBr! browne. san frAucsce.
an, New York sih ships Baliochmye eBrj London do :
9Th Radiant Hazard do; 10th, Republic Holmes Boston
SBrl Monlron New YORK HSwden DO, Ditshbarn. ssS
cIrSruEcos; March I7ssled. barks Idaho Richardson.
New ors Closhilde tsp). Abre Pensaeola schr Ella
..cARpESAs March 90 Arrived brig C Sparks Bradley
Boston Boston ,ehrs Daybreak Blake. New York; Brown
sailed isth-Brig Frontier, Blaisael, n Of Has,eras;
aoh Srs f,ss Tasts FcSs Of s.sss. ha Ma . dS
Snsss, R1s, raaer:on al. son do 'shrs Cook. Cook do
East llAssos III. March sIn port sehr David Faust.
rsLsovrn, e March l5In port. bark. Carleton (Br,.
rempSr 'B Phillips. from Iobos arrived ordered 10
hAv.Ss March 2iAuived bark Ellen Dyer Ciapp Sun.
oe5ana % Drags Esnssine knight New York; Ysdora Ri
AspiIwAl AS, Tor New for+ bark Carrie Long Park
S.sds Is is sPsn'ss ssrs. VAN ss, NsSaloch Hssx
syIph,de Norl Petersen; do Mabel IiaIett do Castro
n.LIsAx March slsaed, steamer Nova 30,
Also sailed 2lst bois Fortuna Br, Iicwes. Porto Rico
LissoN March i2--Arrived bark Volturno utaD sava-
sS Sss siS'fs fsfss Princess 3D.
Vance fS Portland Sh Ssrs iO.Ss ess @ b
MAT.sz.s. March IsAriyee. brig F.u..Iaa conaan.os,
New York schr Nellie Pcndleton. Boston; 2Oth, bark
holsrocs Mi,chel PhladePhi. erig sIlas Alwsrd Brl
Blair L,yegp9o; srg Lil,s z..iossa EC.gssn Phiadsi
Sailed Is'h bark Warrior tsr FlsirDg. New York; brig