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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-01

Aho HuNeIhSAhb SoAahS W s"S SN"
itle contain the formal programme OF
proceedings, prominent in which is to be
historical oration by the Hon: L. Dam
ford. There Is also to be a county trot.
ing race for $50, a county pacing race for
alike sun, and, in addition, sweepstakes
srOtting, and pacing races for similar
amounts. There is also to be grand
balloon ascension under the supervision
Of Prof. c. f, Davis.
UPat well,burg also the day will be
duly celebrated, but in way to corres-
pond with tho rather undsmonstrstive
character Of that ancient and honorable
town. The first notes Of preparation were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-01
THE pLAINE-frsHEg LETTERS.

Minister Pierrepont; in reply to the
House Committee on Judiciary says he
does not recognize any difference in the
Blaine Fisher letters as heretofore sub
mitted to Messrs. Carpenter, Black and
himself and those printed lin the Record,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-01
TENIPoRARILY sIcRErARY.

At the Cabinet meeting to-day the Pres.
ident requested that Secretary Cameron
assume temporarily the duties Of secre-
tary Of the Treasury, tits believed that
the question Of the Secretaryship Of that
department will be settled tomorrow or
Monday. Fr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-01

After dining with the Governor, the
party left in their special car for the East
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-01

Mr.. Hamlin called up the House bill
10 amend the revised statutes providing
a penalty for mailing obscene books and
other matters therein contained, and pro
hibiting lottery circulars from passing
through the mails. After discussion the
bill passed.
Nj. Morrill,, from the conference COM
mittee on the Legislative-J Judiciary bill
reported that the committee had been
unable TO sgree, He moved that the
Senate insist on amendments 10 the bill
and ask for new conference.
Pending discussion, the Chair laid be.
fore the Senate the joint resolution which
passed the House this morning in regard
TO the appropriation Of unexpended bal.
anCes for period not to exceed ten days,
and It was referred to the Committee on
Appropriations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

at calao March 20, leaking.
sHr ApSKn BysYos. Watson, from rateon de Plea for
the United Kingdom. which put into Valparaiso prior
March ~ leaking has had to discharge her cargo.
BRIG WILLIAM DoDsoS (s from New York for st Johns
PR before reported stranded east OF st Johns PR April IL
became total wreck. The part OF the
lost.
BRIG d CHAPMAN. for Cadz which put back TO Glib
ratar April II by collision with steamer brazilian
tr, had aud lost cutwater and jbboon. The
had several plates in her port bow and fore
and IN aint opmasts broken.
CuAs sAwyHR ashore At Dennis foated Oh last
week and taken 70 Barnstabe harbor. She sailed from
there night OF April n
ScnR W s BREWSTER struck by whIrwind sun
a and sank in about nine feet of She
subsequently raised and down the river not
ing received any injury.
scHR IIuSK. from 81 John. NIB for Dundaik, J. was
towed into Eastport May 4leaky.
ScHR ANNA BARTON from Bath. Me- at Philadelphia May
B. before repote. ashore tho bar at Hartford
Inlet May J. and hauled on bv Berks at A
of tho ID. after throwing overheard SO tons OF ice.
ScHR ExnAG EpwA from Jacksonville for New York
was hauled inst towed New London iul Of
Her deck load has been discharged end after taking
Tor repairs
Epc.Hrows, May o-schr Aice's matches we're removed
this aud the cargo .. ,9 so which has been on
employed in dchargng The vessel does appear
be much burned will be had and the oxsent Of
damage ascertained.
NEWPORT May 3Schr ames En- lish with coal arrived
here to-day; leaking badly viii discharge immediately
was sold at suction on the I'd inst SIS per ton Msssrs
Waters Mitchell have succeeded IN moving the vessel
from hcr former position confident Of raising her
In day or two. weather permitting.
PORTLAND. May 3-Brig N q Haskell. which has been
ashre Wells Beach got OF Yesterday and towed to
Elizabeth and will be cauksd there and then towed TO
RcckIsnd for repairs.
badly damaged Eight thousand Holsters were lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. c. d. Hess. Manager ofthe Kellogg English Opera
Company, will commence short season at Booths
Theatre Monday night, with the entire troupe in
Meyerbcer's ''star Of the North" Miss Kelogg's i'm
personation Catherine has been widely praised
her best operate Efforts The accessories to the
opera very sumptuous, comprising all the pcmp
and circumstance OF known when Potter
Car.
Aptommas announces regular harp jubilee ut Stein
way Hall tonight, with dozen performers
The programme for the opening night at Gimore's
Garden ate Hippodrome) will not be decided upon
III Onenbach arrives "Eold the Fort, and ~ Am
Comingr will not DO given.
The London critics praise Mile. Rosavalle Miss
Blanche Tucker, who made her debut April 10, at
Covent Garden, in ia Traviata."
Not the least important feature or the opening OF the
Centennial Exposition on Wednesday next will be the
musical programme arranged by Theodore Thomas.
The works all original far designed for the
great occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05
UNION LEAGUE THEATRE-FRENCH
COMEDY.

The admirable company OF French artists who have
entered on brief engagement at the Union League
Theatre, and who since their arrival In this country
have successfully interpreted those bright and
charming productions, the English TRANSACTIONS OF
which appear in most instances fimsy and unsatis-
factory really brilliant performance last night
The pretty little theatre crowded by fashionable
gathering that earnestly appreciated the graceful
and thoroughly artistic efforts OF those to whom tho
task assigned OF presenting the exceedingly anus
ing and very clever comedy in three acts BY Scribe
''Bataille DIES Daines and Malehe's happy and we'll
conceived little contribution to the French stage en-
titled, lies Deux vcuves' The former was produced
some ten twelve years ago. and It's revival last even
ing was hailed with pleasure. The situations ir
rcsistiby humorous, ind with such excellent artists
Nine. Lormianie as Ia Comtesse, kme
Tholer Lconie and ". Mezieres De
Grisnon the charming little piece passed
OIL amid atmosphere OF heartfelt pleasure
Richez. De Monirichard. also deserve commenda
ton for the crediaDe manner which their respective
parts were sustained. Les Deux yeuvesn was
scarcely whit less attractive and the bright little
comedy progressed the faces Of the asscmblag fairly
beanicd with delight Nine Clarence, ~ In every role
she undertakes home Caroline and acted the
part with her usual ability being well assisted by
Nine Tholer. an Iuure. NJ. Dalbert again proved him.
self an accomplished artist in tho role OF Edmond and
NJ. Rchcz, Iabarague, contributed in u great meas
to tho success of the representation II was, a.
together an excellent entertainment Monsieur Al
phonse " Is announced for this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05
CLEARED.

Steamer City ofvera Cruz. Deaken Havana-F Alexan-
s.eamer bermuda CBD, Augrovc Hamilton bermuda
A Outerbridge.
City Dallas Hines Fernandna via Port Royal
SEC II Mallory Co.
Steamer Magnolia Daggett, savsnnah-Murray. Ferris
Co.
steamer Richmond Kelley Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond--Dd Dominion steamship &c.
Steame Mayhower. Davidson. Phi1adephia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. Philadelpha-Jas Hama
steamer EleanorI. Johnson. Po-tland--J Ames
Steamer Glaucus. Bcarse Boston-h Diniock
BARK Ardentinny tBr). Brown, Bristol Ed Tucker
20.
Bark Hakon Jar (Nor,, MosHeld. Queenstown Fall
mouth for orders--Bockmann, Oeriein Co.
Bark Josef Ans Ivanchch Cork Falmouth for orders
--Fuuch. Edve K Co.
Bark Francisco Beiagamba dtal, Boxorne, Cork Fall
mouth for orders-Socovich Go.
Bark Connausht (Br), Tufts, Cork for orders-Snow
Burgess
BARK Rosa Utah. Cacace. Constantno Edye
Co.
brig Fanny (Ans). Fichaz Cork for orders-slocovich
Co.
Brig Randolph Payson tBr) Jones. Liverpool. Ns-H
Heney.
schr Gersh Banker Price, Rio Granae do SuBrett. Son
Co
schr Northern Home tBr,. Swain uco-Peniston
Co.
schr Sadie wscutt Barker Lsgusyrs and Porto Rco-J
4 Welsh.
schr Mott Beden Porter, Mirasosne and market-Goo
Rowland.
schr Jesse CARL Underht, BarHcoa-BJ Weinberg 4 Co
Schr 5 II Sweet tBr, Dunn, st Johns MI Whitney
6Co.
schr Sarah B. Upton. Observation-Disclosures Ray
Schr J Pharo. Soper Richmond-Slaght Petty.
Schr Maud Seward, Appegarth. Baltimorc-Wm Chal-
schr II MITCHELL Mitchell, Baltimors-wm Chalmers.
schr W Bradley. Chase, Boston-C j Swain Son
Schr Planter. Harding Wellheet-Fisner 4 Co.
schr s smith, Baldwin. Middetown and Hartford
schr G " Bentley. Baker New London-Isaac Staples
sloop Frances Bennett. Davis. Norwak-Delanoy Wal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05
AN INTERNAL MACHINE.

A CLERK DISCOVERS II DEFoRE ITS WORK Is
AccoMPLIsHED-AN INVESTIGATION TO BE
MADE TO-DAY
Shortly after O'Clock last night. as one of tho
employees Of the firm OF Nicholas 4 Coon dealers
and manufacturers Of artificial flowers. at No.
$40 Broadway was about to close up the
store for the night, no observed dense
volumes of smoke issuing from beneath the
staircase Proceeding to investigate the cause he found
under the stairs, the top OF several OF
goods, box made Of thin pine boards, wrapped In
brown paper, from which the smoke proceeded lie
Immediately took down the box and tore or the
On the INSIDE smaller round cardboard box, tho
cover OF which was perforated with holes He
the light OF candle shining through and Immediately
extinpuished IT, The young man who discovered tho
smoke Immediately wished to inform the police, but
anote~f clerk, who was in his company,
seemed reluctant His objections being overrued
they informed officer Maher, OF the Fourteenth pre-
cnct, who took the box TO the station house The box
Allarc and Inspector Dilks leaving the perilous
task OF examining the inside to the Fire Marsha to-day
The box fourteen inches high by long eight
broad. There were lot Of shavings between the inner
box rnd the outer one mixed with powder Into tho
top OF the inner box ran large fuse connecting with
the powder and shavings Where the fuse ended
not investigated by the police but II is supposed that
II would have taken several hours TO burn. The
clerks taken TO the station house and closely
nmIned Fire Marshal Sheldon notified OF tho
acts and viii make thorough investigation to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

ps-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captans officers Of
vessels cossting foreign observing the
displacement removal Of requested
muncate the fact tho xRALD that II be brought
publicly the attention OF the proper authorities letter
addressed ITO tho editor of the HERALD New York city"
giving accurately possible the number and position OF
displaced buoys the Of their will suffice in
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of
the American Continent Whom they observed the
OF European countries in the Mediterranean Is
the London Office Of the NEw York HERALD. 40
Fleet street. London to the Paris onco 81 Avenue do
rOpora Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London
"Bennet, o. Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where OF
observed in the Of countries beyond
the telegraph. In Asia Africa captains
with upon reaching the first convenient
port This information will be cabled free Of charge to the
HERALD and published.
ng-NoTIC2 TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NRw YORK
adopted dstn gushing Coston night for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing red green rod the other
in succession be miles distant Cap
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD.
pS-Psrsons DESTROYS Of communities with
ing New York do hy addressing TO
ofHEnALD yacht pior No East River New York.
Letters received from all parts othe world and promptly de-
nvered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05
A HUNT AFTER oFFENBACH.

The tantalizng Franco German composer, whose
merry strains have set half the world crazy, the
Of very enjoyable excursion down the Bay
yesterday the stanch little Blackbird. One
hundred invited guests stepped on board at Pier 4S,
North River about eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Mcssrs sheridan Shook and Maurice Grau gave the
signal and the boat started for the Quarantine station
on Staten Island. band of music footed forth in
spring melodies, onenbach, Strauss and Downing
comminged, and tho boat hands up the flags of
America, France and Germany, until there was quite
respectable show OF bunting the Backbird Alter
long stay at Staten Island, during which the steam.
ships Scyha and Leasing passed up TO their respective
docks, there were grave doubts expressed to the
probability of the French steamer arriving before
morning. One enterprising individual suggested pool
selling decide the question: another insisted upon
gong the steamship regardless OF time or
distance While the Leasing lay al anchor for "A short
time awaiting the arrival OF the Health Officer, the
Backbiri steamed around her. the band playing them
selves almost hoarsc in 'Die wacht Rhen" and
ssStar-Spanglcd Banner" The decks OF the
German vessel crowded with emigrants
who probably thought that the gayly bedecked
Backbird was sent down specially Tor their benefit
and each took 10 himself or herself ndiv dualy the
complimentary poster, welcome placed consp,cu-
ously beneath the pilot house Then, after another
rutIcss call ut the telegraph Office the Backbird
down the Bay. squcamish stomachs among the IN
ved compelled a hasty return TO Quarantine. Another
trip cssayed and sandy Hook almost reached.
There quite lively on and It, of course made
things lively for those Ego down to
the IN ships" The most curious feature OF the
trip was the tand. The German musicians gave an
unerrng record of the second trip in regard to
It's NAL dc effects Passing through the Narrows
they blew Justify one OF Strauss waltzes; then,
spurrod up by extra glass OF lager, they tackled
Centennial March But with Coney Island
the lee and the long ground swell becoming
every minute more vicious the tones OF the march be-
came funeral, and there many empty char
and many deserted horn. An halt hour later and
nothing less than boiler explosion could have reused
those Teutonic disciples of Wagner have drawn
them away from close communion With tho waves that
danced around the Blackbrd At length the order was
given to the city, and the party sorrowfully
gave up hopes OF meeting 0nenbach on that day.
The Canada was sighted OIL Sandy Hook ut two
O'Clock this morning and will be her dock before the
excursoniss have slept of the fatgues OF yesterdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

ALEXANDRIA, May 3--Arrived. schrs Forward Washing
ton; Matte Rnion and l. cowpershwsite. - for
ssird--schrs EIlen robn. Helen IIasbrouck Fort
BOSTON May s-Arrivcd. schrs Alice VIRGINIA; G
wecd Gsray rhiiadephs stephen Morris Dutch. and =
ath-Arrivcd shin Wildwood, rIarrimsn Hull Eng Iarss
Tay,sy Petis. Bneu.~ Ayres: zinssrells st,iesland
Thomas. MeKensie Baltimore: Stephen Morris. Dutch.
Philadelphia: 4 Navel. i.ank do; Nsgris i smith
pss We" Candy Do i Bsress Kelly roSosen
ksasss% or, Martin c,.m.n,.
sailed--s,camer Nassachusetss ship Douglas Castle:
vingolt
BALTIMORE Nav 3-Arrived banks Clara GER. hin.
mer, Bremen Wig fNorl. Grnnd.rscn. Londonderry.
9Th Arrived. barns Armona. from cucccr chareston
LAYTON. New YORK Charlie Miller. New Haven; Hattie
AIse arrived schr LYON Jeffrey New York: steamer
cis redsteamers Geo Arpod Iovcland. Boston; Sara
gosa Hooper Savannah: ship shasesperc Ger Fccher
bremen; barks chvistel er Bockeiman do; Orion Nor,
m ss Anns Ingram me-
Ashwood ST Johns Pr; Potomac Rr Wilson, Desncrsra:
bados: oliver seoaeld Tor New Haven.
Also cleared .cr Encs Phillips, Baker Boston; Lizzie
Florence. Ippnco;t. Plymouth. Mass: Lizzie Wilson, VIII
BRUNSWICK, Ga May ARRIVED. steamer csrondeles
bull nit ER 81. April ss-ssisd bark coemasse ssr,
mANGon May aSrpnsd ssrs Emma Gregory Thorn
dIse Ns~ York L.onora Austin Port johnson, . n.n
Philadelphia schr james Gordan irssn Boston 90 load
sailed Elizabeth De Hart Low wiscassss. 10 load
Tor Washinrton. pa-n,, a. ,aaa
for New York: /. wstmors. whismors Maryland
BrcKsPoRT. May i-Arnved. scir Onward, Heath, New
,snss Bis, tor New ySs sch,
UmaRLEsfoN May Survived, schr Walton. Norris
cesrsaossssmsr cieopssrs. Bslllsy. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

ship Lake Michigan tRr> from Liverpool for Montreal
April ~ lat ~ ~ lou 10 30
Ship Importer ,r). Sutherland from Liverpool tor Mo-
bile, Arril 1. lat 10 Ion 40.
Ship & Robertson lBr. Lobos Falmouth April
Is, oil the Lizard
shp Gibson Craig (Br, from Bristol for Quebec April H.
lat ~ 50. Ion IL IL
Bark Ievershsm ,. from Liverpool FOR Quebec. April
IL, lat - fsi. lou ~ 80
Bark Evening star tsr Asburn. from New York FOR An
Ter. March ~, lat o 16 =, lon 81 ~ W.
Bark Briefly Hill DR. Baird from London for Sancou.
vcrs Island. March 4. lat 40 81 :. lon "a ~ W.
Bsrk Stonewaii Jackson. Arhcea, from Liverpool for
Sandy Hook. April II. lat -. Ion ~
Bark Germanla GER. Esers. rom Rotterdam for Pha.
delphia. April IL. no lat. &c.
schr Wyoming nom 81 stephen. NIB. for Mayagucr,
date 100 miles south OF bermuda
Sch. q Day (of Iarborve). from barbados for Boston
hsd lost foremas head msiatopmss and started ruddcr
head, May =. lat ~. Ion 65 a.
schr Kathleen. from cenfuesos for Boston. April 30 OF
South Shoal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05
ALLEGED FRAUDS IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday the special committee OF the Brooklyn Com
mon Council appointed TO investigate the alleged fraud
ulcnt transactions in the issuing OF certificates to
for grading and paving Sumter street and Reid
Buffalo, Utica and Seventh avenues held their first SEES
sion In the City Hail. Alderman Arnott presided Elk.
Street Commissioner Robert Furcy under whose admin.
israton the alleged irregularities occurred present
John Connolly testified that his father the con-
tractor for cd avenue but that the contract Mood
his name and the work was done in the summer and
fall OF 1870; 1t lasted unit. 1871, when Mr. Furey or.
dcrcd him TO stop and to pave two blocks Lafayette
avenue; the paving from DcKalb avenue 10
Hancock street, and the grading except
three blocks when the interruption took place; Mr.
Butts the Surveyor and he gave the certificates
TO the work performed The witness knew OF no un-
Outstanding between the contractor ana the engineer
10 give certificate tor more work than was done.
Ex-Adcrman Francis Weeks testified that he knew
that Mr.. Couneliy at work Reid avenue about
year. that part contract was subet to win.
lam Connolly; the latter did his work very poorly; Mr.
Furey ordered the work to DO done again
A. C. Dc Merritt. Assistant Engineer OF tho City Works
Department testified that in 1879 Reid not
graded nor paved he told Mr.. Fitch to proceed with
the work, and when u was completed the tor
was paid according TO the certificates which the wit
meas gave him; At was question whether Mr.. Fitch
should be paid only Tor portion OF the work for tho
whole avenue from Futon TO DE Kalb avenue. or
Sl5 900 more than he was entitled 10 the Department
OF Jily Works aud the Corporation Counsel decided
that he should be paid tor the whole work.
Mr. rurcy explained TO the committee that tho FIRST
contractor Mr. Connolly, had done great portion
his work in proper manner, for whica he had been
paid So1 Mr. De Merit testified further that Sur
veyor Butts gave Mr. Fitch estimate for about
900: Mr. Klrtb another surveyor, gave the con-
tractor n nal csmatc for about $l5 900; Connolly
gwen BY Mr. Butts estimate Tor 81 800, another tor
IS 400 another for $dc0 another for 500 another
for 81 600; s17 500 Connclys contract price; no
received $50, ZOO
Mr. Furcv testified that ConneIly's work was done so
poorly that two blocks had TO be repaired and upon
witness complaint the Common Council! gave the new
contract to Ftch; witness refused To certify Mr. Fitchs
consprcd with the contractor 10 give Mr. Conncy GER
tincacs tor ~osk than lac had performed. the
Comptroller, Mr. johnson, should have retained tho
thirty per cent required by law for the faithful per-
Torrance OF the work; the $1,000 which was unlaw-
fully paid Conneily the witness had refused to
thy to- tho sums paid Fitch by the city Works
after the expiration of the witness term Of Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-05

GREENBACK DEMOCRATS.

Tho Grccnback Democratic Association Of the Twenty
nrss Assembly District met last evening at No 1915
Third avenue The following were elected delegates to
the state Convention TO be held IN this city June L.
Marcus Hanlon Vim. Laior ana DIR. Chas. }. smith !;
aIsernatcs, 7. 4. Tominson, Elias j. Patterson aud
lhoa b. Mcclellan. Resolutions were adopted TO the
Eject that the Convention Endorsed tho platform OF
lsCS and the resolutions OF the Convention at SYRIA
euse. March 15 1916; that Samuel J. Tilden the nc
knowIedved head OF the faction which has assumed
10 lead the democratic party has not been actuaicd Tor
Che public good but for the furtherance OF his personal
AMBITION: that under his dictation the New York de-
nocracy has abjured Tho great principles upon which
Tie people led to victory by Andrew Jackson.
md broken all connection between the great states o
lie West and South and that therefore the delegates
re instructed 10 oppose all Tlden sympatbizers and
6 ssand Tor The people against monopohes
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Schr WIN VOORHEES, Goldsmith, Providence for New York
schr yellma. Look, Portland for New York.
schr w Allen. Cousins ioston for New York
schr q l. Xix. Xix. Reckport Tor New York.
schr Enpress Kennedy. kockport for New YORK.
Schr Lane Thomas Iiarwich for New York
schr Searsville. Young Boston TOT Now York.
schr VIM Burden. Adams. Providence for New York
Schr II L Haiock. Haiock. Providence tor New York
schr VIM Freeman. Thomas. kockport Tor New YORK.
York.
schr Dart. Williams. Stamford for New iors
schr Lamartine. Smith. stamford for New York
schr Mall Mead. Greenwich for New York.
BOUND EAST.
steame, EleAnora. johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Glaucus Bearse, New York for Boston
Norwich.
Brig Prince LIE BooCBr. Norris New York for Agiera
Schr Northern Home tBr Swain. New York tor fernam-
buco.
schr Bessie Black r. Ludlow New York for St Johns.
schr Uiaiume tBr). Real New York for Halifax NS.
Nh
schr George Calhoun dr. Leahv. New York for 81 John.
Schr l. Bradley, New York for Boston.
Schr Geo Quincy Quincy. Hobokcn for Providence.
Schr WELLINGTON, Barbour. Hobcken tor Bath
Schr Fannie Edith Bartlett Port johnson tor Salem.
Schr Rodine. Slyie. Port johnson for Fall River
Schr Adelaide, Hogdon. New York foi Portland Nc.
schr Cora. hyde. Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr A q Pea.c, Reed. Ambov for Portland. CT.
Schr Circle, Manning New York for ORIENT
schr IL A Sesvey White, New York for bangor.
schr Telegraph, sharp. New York for rrovidence.
Schr J W Hall. Howe, New York for Orient.
Schr George Ferguson Ferguson Rondout Tor Boston
Schr Katie Hoyt, Hearn. Hobokcn tor Providence.
Schr Onrust. Wilson, Port Johnson for Boston
Schr John Loxier. Lincoln, New York tor Providence.
The brig Prince e Boo dr. for gers and schr Mort h.
ern Home tBr, for Pernambuco, at OF Herald
Telec raph station.