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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We indebted the City Vera
Cruz. from Havana. for favors
sn .s s a % y e.: b s ss
sian ship Of kystsd offered assistance which
steamer running to seeing kmerSuss electric
light changed her and followed for about 20 mia
sold as she lay for 500 gold.
BARK CHAs MURDOCH. e7s tons. built Port Manton Ms
Havana April s.
dersd during night Of March
81 and the sl with II feet Of in her hold;
BARK RAsslAsD GreetD. from MIA River. ia for ral.
onr The has
required for repairs and she wss sod March - for b. 900
10 *.
Her cargo Is held In Havana BY tho Greek consul.
BalG Br, before reported sold Havana was
By .nasr n. rs Of
y & sSs narS
Of Hatterax-
sS f,f rs%sI $ & iT d'1ts' o x.
with loss OF tore aud mainsopmasts. she arrived up
BRuSo tsp, for Alicante. struck the At
haguna March the date q her departure and put INTO
CAnRir ALics, from Camden for Jacksonville with
cargo Of lime. sprung leak At anchor Nantuckes
sd and Il. . s %
sAxusL LEWIS, Of and Cor Ellsworth nom Boston.
Iss.sy and went s-Ls g. the salem
9Th.
scun KNIGHT Pratt. at Wilmington NC I'd inst from
Rcckand, reports hcsvy gales the and
driven i've times the Gulf LOST headgcsr
and boat
scHnrr& LAxcnAIL coIoed with ono of the Tomin-
bride abntmens forenoon OF 5th while trying
rom The abaen wss & eaio
and the schooner was considerably injured.
scnr JENNIE DIvxRry. which ashore short tinc
since on Ten roand nsar he,
she can be OF. asshe lies in bad position.
Sem RALPH HAYWARD. from Liverpool for United
states before reported sunk Bardsey Island had no
TAX Ia sss
In Taunton and by Capt Dosne.
scmn Lucy NAY. Freeman: from Bermuda. arrived at
weather the entire passage: on he night OF March - IN
Edinburg struck by splinter and had his thighs
broken
Sem HowARp MacoraKR arrived 1t Provncctowu April
zSA from Mschas for Boston. with cargo Of luu-
s s a and n
scmR wv SLATER, At Philadelphia 9Th from Havsna had
boats stove bulwarks washed aud b split In
scnR MARY AUGUSTA Capt Holt OF Ellsworth Me- during
the gale Of tuesday night went ashore on Block island
iuu Co. have ade contrxct get her on IA Laser de-
spa,c she viii probably pieces she has
for hours aud finally rescued with pcrLl
scam rmonAs i,rsr. Capt Appleman. At ssonnsscn I'd
pick on the SIX point Of South Gcogia Nov u.s. 1879
marked ship senator, Windsor. Ms"
was bound Rock port. load for New
York she lies ON a sandy beach.
scum las BLISS. from Wilmington. NC for Ksnuebunk-
port. a. VINEYARD Haven 4sh. lost ioretopmssI
sLoor JkSsr OF Boston loaded with stone vent ashore
- & vn station =, Rsk saved ~ par
SrsAxrre wixcu has despatched Boston the
assistance 81 the disabled brig reported Cd Msrshdeid
The report that wreck Of about ZOO
Draxlcr--The vessel seen March "a about miles
NSE o. Janice bigsd. Jss ssnpisssg On her ssss
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AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY.

In response TO a call issued over the signatures OF
number OF prominent chemists of this city and vicinity
= number OF gentlemen assembled last night ID the
han OF the University building to discuss tho feast
b,lity Of forming American Chemical Society. The
want Of such organization y appears, has been de-
pIorcd by members and students OF tho medical pro-
iesson, q well As by gentlemen engaged in mannac
involving chemical principles, and was thought
that the formation Of the proposed body would con
duce TO the establishment OF intimate social
connection among them, and might suoserve The m
tcrests OF all concerned. Al nrst proposition was
mootcd 20 postpone the organization OF society,
aud to seek sought after turning the weight
of the assembled gentlemen's :nnu nee 70 tue New
York Academy Of Scirncc Amer considerable dc0er-
alton. however. the original plan was adopted and the
socsesy organized the name OF the American
Chemical society Mr.. Charles y. Chandler presided
during meeting, and under hrs direction consti
sstto0 and bylaws we're drafted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07

Yesterday morning the semraunual examination and
distribution of certificates and prizes took place At the
Female Grammar school No. So, In West Eighteenth
street. Over 800 pupils were present, and the large
hall was crowded with tho parents and friends Of the
school. The board Of trustees was represented by
Messrs Bird, Harrison, Casrrei and Zoihkoner. The
exercises and examination conducted by Miss
Elizabeth Loveridge. the principal and her assistant
Miss sutton, and highly satisfactory. Al Intervals
the company entertained with singing. rectations
and pianoiorte playing by the advanced pupils Adj
dresses made by Mr.. Bird. the chairman OF the
school board, and Messrs Armstrong and Harrison;
which certificates and prizes were awarded over
200 certificates were granted Out OF s<y pupils there
were only thirty seven absent
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ss.,a = cd Ifsss q;
clone tr Forbes Matanxas and Masonic Rice csrds
In Griffin. Naanlas Of Hsitsrss David TocE.
ss ssy,s,; c t1 and Nex York p.u.
Orleans zsnaS. 'Sss. %%saa.ss New York;
.'sss y s: cl ss.s os
Hur ws sr ..ks for np; Firth, q ss
Olsen *, B.Is,more Pohons dr. sangssor for New York;
sas Ss s'I "
s % north II Anns oGss essr p,
49, or caSses spas for d. % nan
Everett for New York Grace Davis Davis. and Edward
HALIFAX April 6-saled. steamer Chase for Portland
KiscsroS ia. April 5-saled, Atlas (Br,. Low.
MArAszas, March 2.-Ar,vsa, schr miranda. xisessl.
orcu Hassns Dsborah porEs s s9 ssr
stSysr Pierce do for north q lIas.sra. brig. MnA
Kelly DO; s1,s Ai..E. tBD, Tucker Antwerp Fiorsns:
Arrived April T. brig Eudorus, McAlsvy. Philadelphia
Arrived 9Th. brig Adsne Richardson. Drisko Fhisdsl.
sailed Apy sesr. Hattie 9 Dow low Sstsr'on north Of
Also sailed 4ih bark GsnOvar. simmons north Of Hat
nety GUIDE Nor, Due north % Hs.selss sshr Albert
Waite Drsco. Tor Philadelphia; Canton, Henley. tor
Psssss FsS so-lu port ship Herald q II: xssn,ss
rass: s;1 o. o.
Pr Marsh asoa .sS. s Ssx Yar s
xnais nsra% OBJ A.hsosd ssitimO.s assh :sir ASSis
Cakes New York; Lettie ffr). Byrne Pont-a Ptre.
SrJAGo. March Disabled, schr Maggie Cain, Sculi 81.
qua.
sAcuA March 22-Arrived, brig Prince Lee Boo (Br),
Hatfield Cenuegos load for north Of Hstteras; barH
Aisr Nor: Wines 81 Thomas to load for New York ore
Mary Nelson (Br) smith, 81 Thomas: Eva smith,
Saunders barbados 26th bgsJ Kirby barrett Havana
Crowley Crowley. Assansss sosh bsrks Loshais B9,
Lewis dr. Edwards. do, for north Of hateras Lizzie
(r Cameron do; scnr Alice Burnhsm, Barton,
Havana.
Sailed March "a brig Josie Deyeresux, Higgins north
teras; schr Carrie e Woodbury.. Woodbury.: Matanxas
Sailed schr Ramon do Ajuria, Mcbride New York;
9TH brig John Good (Br) Thompson. do.
ST Jonxs. NJ March Arrived bark Dora, Kidd, New
Sailed March 10 bark Champion (Br) Richards Savsa-
ST JoHx. NB April 5-Clearcd. ship Lancashire Witch
(Brj, Evans. Liverpool
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON. April 9, 1870.
LIGHTHOUSE COLUMBIA.
Notice has been received the Lighthouse Board from
the Of the Dominion OF Canada that light
house. Entrance Island Manamo harbor Straits
OF Georgia. province Of British Columbia, will be pus in
operation she LIST OF May next
The light be fixed white elevated 6S feet above
high mark and In clear weather should be dis
sance CT IA miles
The Hen and Chickens Lghtship has parted her moor
ings and on her station. The Relief No will be placed
there immsd lately.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
GEORGE DEWEY Commander USN.
Inspector Second Lighthouse district
BosroS. April 5. 1876.
PORTSMOUTH. MI. April THE buoy Boon Island
Ledge carried during gale and the
lighthouse the island considerably strained
CHArHAn Cspc cod) April 6The Pollock lightship has
driised WSW one tenth OF mile
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SUFFOLK AND QUEENS COUNTIES.

Full returns from Suffolk county show that the fol-
lowing Supervisors have been elected
Babylon, Charles T. Duryca, democrat; Huntington
Stephen Rogers. democrat; Rverhead, James Il. Wells
republican; southold Henry A. Reeve, democrat I;
Southampton, William X Post. republican; Smith
town. l.. Beecher Smith. democrat; lsip, John Wood
UNION; Brookhavcn Charles - Harris, democrat.
Amended returns from Queens county show demo
cratic gain OF one In the Board OF Supervisors which
numbers democrats and only one republican, rs
foilows:-
Long Island City. James Bradley. democrat; New
town, Robert Burroughs democrat; Jamaica, John H.
Brinckerhon, democrat; Hampstead, Ebcnczer Kelum.
democrat; Flushing. EDWARD A. Lawrence, democrat
tgan); North Hampstead Samuel Wlliets. republican
oyster Bay, George = Downing, democrat
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Aux CAvrs March l7-In brig John Fitch. for New
xssciso Pa March 2i-In port sehrs Joseph oshs.
Parker for rAsdeIphis in days. Mary Harris Grow.
GiT.sAso March as-Arrived. schr Maud Barbour, Pa
CAaDuvv March a4-Arivcd. bark chas Russell HamiI
SON. s New YORK; nya P01t Rssn % San
sarah Higne kader bark Lizzie IL Munro. Tor Bos-
Proceeding down the river March ship Robs Lees Br.
sailed from ssurcr Feb 80 ship Elcano Brown. Boston
March l. bark iynten tBr,. Browne sss f,anssco "a
March a.A.ryss :shr Bessie BLACK sT
tsnsas bgs Harry Robinson. Hsvana Cascstee Dsyer-
eoes. Eardse maysns Thos s,nnctsen peisrson ssgua
Arriysd APRIL bark Lane Merry Ks9zer New Sosr
sailed APT, :. sehr Edna l.rvood, Tasesr: Ames.
cAIsAn,xS. March 2i-Arrysd bark Josie Mildred CHM
Harding. - and Laura Il Jones' ceasn.. 81 Tnomas
s' .ss s:s nssy
King. Crcwley. ami Kate wentwcrth Mead: do:
sa si:ss chr cas. 3d. 1 sa
gan, bark scotland ir ws,mors. s. Thomas; brig
Arrived "a. sehr : Bayli,; Johnson AspinwaIi.
Kns.Sars. ws.erhouse. Massnass: Jas Mccsrhy sould
DO: Emms Leishhsd Hayden csrdcnss; Ormus, shssk
Croscup lBr. Owen, Mstsnsas
sailed ID brig samuel Lindsay. Gibson, Boston; schrs
Sophia Godfrey Young. do; Jas Lawrence Herrck d:
too .sS. Jane; is-rs"ss ss.s,s for north q Hat
March sDG" % sr Perry Look New
York ,.nd arrived at cardenas 18th. - ,-..,
N:w York pain bar. Evening star Br Chick d.
sS ding
Arrived 9th. steamer city Of New York. Timmsrmsn New
Cleared March 81. bark. Hattie CD Gard c:lssri:s
Dor. Thompson CsDarsn aud New York, sshr WIN Cash
| IND. Cransr. So qua
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK,THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 6, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RKPoRrED ~ THE HERALD srEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToxR TELEGRAPu LINE

RxPoRrED ~ HERALD srxAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTKsToxR TELKGRAPH LINK
Steamer Canada dBr: SUMNER London March %, With
All passage lon IS ST. passed
Excelsior Boston from is.rs Tor sasua; April Ia. IS,
.s%s day. 80 amer Ct cSss
s dc for DO % 81 ssr Eyp, 30 Do or sa''s ''
Steamer CIV Vera cru.. 6saken. Havana April /.
;s :s 'Ss ks%sis New orsss. April
sh s %S Cay psssa steamer NEW New
York. from New orie.n. Tor New York.
with muse md PASSENGER; 70 v Sansard 1 %. w :
Norfolk; with mdse TO tina Old Dominion
s.samsr Knight, Chichester Gcorrc,own DC with
mdse and passengers to J Roome. Jr.
steamer iia,r:surs. WORTH Philadelphia with coal TO
snip JSsa Harvey Brown Sanso Vi. Road, 30
Passed cags s;T Jan S.s and sTos.sd &c
barr Sicrd sSe. Larsen: London Feb 5 in ballast 70
sark sossde SSor. Petersen Exmou,h 81 days. bal
bark Mor,ola dtal oiivari. Aberdeen via Del.
Bark Msriaunna Galstoa dtaD. Gslasola. Dublin 80
BARK Ress tNor, Carsen Antwerp days. in ballast to
Tobias Co Came the southern passage and had moder
BARK Heinrich orn tNo. Enertren, Matanras II days.
% ss TO s ysrss ms c
E y..s Il :s sss 4 sss .s s.
Ion ~ had heavy sE gale April had gale from
brig John Moves OF SeSSsurypo, co,sr sass. Y
for Glasgow; ss,h near Frying Pan shos rhsnp passed
air was DAYS OF Hassers. variable winds and
Brig Oar. tof Halifax Ns,. cosscr. Trinidad Cuba. Is
days with sugar to Morgan Go; vessel % smpso:
. been days north OF Iiatseras with strong NV
ss. .,ss:. s Ss Hyfr Loud e. days.
sshr rros King cr vnia,, Bradford Aux Cages 10 days
Sch, M.s.s Ghyi0 s@, sassc smith s Are y
Hsserss thence da, with heavy INV TO SXE gales
carried away forerirging. &C.
ass WIN sugar Morgan CO. al Inst s .
lon ~ 50, had gale from Sc 10 NV for IL hours split
schr W G r. Nowry OF caisl.l.. Eaton Na,an1as via
welsh vessel y John sGsy ", s; s.a 1 81 :,
sch, .ass e. ra Er' k1 tn
~ .e sas ss"
sss Int this Per, for repairs having eneonn
schr Daring Hudson, Jacksonville days. with ium-
ssSr Wsm. Ts f.sssh City &c days With
sskr Hattie J sSowsI, Virginia.
schr Admiral. smith. Virginia
s sss1 S'i' s:. sssi E sss' yr srsa'
seir i ! xwsrd. Crane, Virgins.
se1 Sch, " ii Van Name, Holmes, SirsiniA
ss Sr c csHsss ns.. Jackson s.sss vra
sehr Mary ivsns. Ru n. Virginia
Schr Martha ! Granger. Nelson. Virginia
Schr sidney Dcrsn. Smith. Virginia.
Sclr Charlie Miller Thomas. Virginia
Schr Ella Bodnc Sopcr Virginia.
Sshr John n shaw. Cox. Baltimore.
schr jennie A sheppard. Avery. Baltimore FOR New II
schr Lucy jones' Marihugh. Philadephs for New u ..
schr Lucy Jones. Mayhem. Philadelphia for New Haven
~ Bark Aiphrus Masshaii. which arrived "a and an
cored Grsyesend Bay towed 20 Newark Yesterday
Pu.
Hremlssps. 81: Aprns I - rx Passed BY. steamer
Centipede. Miller from Philadelphia Tor Boston
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
steamer city Of New Bedford. rish. New Bedford fol
New York.
s,ssmer oAiAtea. Walden. Providence tor New York.
schr Wan Marvel o. ksee. Providence for Georgetown
DC.
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JERSEY CITY MAYORALTY.

Next Monday is the day fixed for the municipal cleo
ion in Jersey City Mr. orcs,cs Cleveland was nomi-
sated by tho democrats Monday for Mayor but on
he following day tho Legislature passed Mr.. Car
callen's bill, which continues the present Mayor In
,fce Till the lsi OF December Tho friends OF Mayor
:raphagcn Jubant, though Mr. Cleveland Is deter
mined 60 to the polls and Il stated that he
will seize the Of power the lst OF Nav and
disregard the law entirely. Mayor Traphagcn.
however, will take his stand unver the law and
sequence serious complications may arise. A meeting
democrats has been called for tomorrow evening TO
cousidcr the situation.
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MOODY AND SANKEY.

As the Hippodrome revival services are drawing to
q close the crowds which attend constantly aug
mentcd. At all the meetings yesterday the Madison
avenue hall oiled almost Immediately after the
doors opened. In the evening 500 tickets were
given out Tor reserved seats Immediately in front
OF the platform. These were nlcd before the
main doors opened, and largo
overflow meeting held In the Fourth avenue hall,
over which Dr. :. H. Tying, Jr, presided. At the
morning Mr. Moody spoke the three sorts OF
unconverted people-those who neglect TO receive
Christ those who refuse accept and those who de-
spsc Him. He urged all 10 seek their souls saliva
while II freely offered HIS subject IN the after
noon and evening meetings was the amazing love OF
Christ who gave himself to save even those who hate
Him. Al noon to day he will speak on intemperance
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HENRY c. BOwEN'S CASE.

Last night, Mr.. Henry c. Bowen accompanied by
Dr. Ward and his sous, attended the meeting Of the
special Of Plymouth church. vt the house OF
Mr.. H. L. Pratt, corner OF Hicks and Orange Streets
Brooklyn and remained about two hours What trans
pred could be learned, both the Plymouth people
and Mr. Bowen positively declining 70 give any infor-
nation respecting the proceedings.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmssters informed
that by teegrAphng TO the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street, London to the
Paris ONCE. addressing bennett 81 Avenue de ropera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will DO cabed to this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Ned
will find the Paris oce the economical
and expeditions for teeRraphny news.
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JERSEY CITY ELECTION RIOTS.

Patrick J. Condor, the Chairman OF the Democratic
Convention tho Second district Of Jersey City, who
savagely beaten Wednesday morning, lies IN
sprecarious condition. The four assailants, Timothy
sodgh, Michael OGrady, John Campbell ana Michael
Ratchford. have been arrested and held for examina
ton James Burke, candidate tor Justice or the
Peace also suffering from the injuries he received at
the convention. Warrants have been issued Tor
parties engaged IN SIMILAR acts AZ the Democratic Con-
venton In the Fourth district
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State of Indiana DR. for Glasgow; Cimbris
Ger, Hamburg; Columbus. Havana; Bermuda lr) Ber-
muds City of Dallas Fernandna &c; Magnolia Savan.
nah: Richmond Richmond &C; ship shss espeare Ger,,
Baltimore bHrks Annette Nor, Havre: Neversnk,
don: Gridths Maanzas: Abel Abbott, Sydney, Nsw;
Marco Polo uta Cork; briggs Charlotte Csrdenas; Emly
tBr. Belize; shannon. Cardenas; Pedro tBr) st Johns
M Torrid Zone sBr st Marc Eastern star. Demerars
Leonard Myers Richmond, va Flora uer) Santos do
schrs land Sierra Leone: Geo Mcfarland Lsguayra
and Porto Cabclo; Speedway, Point s-Pitrs; Ella
Watts. Pensacola
Wind at sunset. W. midnight WSW.
Barometer at sunset. 30u3; midnight. 80 16
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TAMMASY GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The regular monthly meeting of the Tammany Gen.
srsl Committee hold in the large hall OF the Wig
wan last evening, Mr. Augustus Schcll in the chair.
IL was rather slim meeting and business OF i'm
poriance transacted. The treasurer reported
$l7S0 IN the treasury. The committee adjourned to
meet on Monday evening, May s, alter five minutes
xqsSi
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP April e-Arrivsd bark Ocean (Nor, sorsnsen.
New Orleans.
Sailed 9th, bark Addis NeAdam. Curtis New York, amer
putting back twas previously reported for Cuba.
CARDISv April 5Arrived bark Mermaid OBJ. Jenkins
Pensacola.
CArAxIA-ssred, Candida for New York.
FLEETWOOD. April 5-Arrived, bark Pomona Sor) Jonas
sen. Galveston.
GloucrsrxR, April essilsd bark Jupiter Gen. Lutke.
United States
GRKKSocK, April 5-Arrived- ship ornen (Nor), Haug
Pensacola.
HAvRx. April e-Arriveo ship Gen shepley, Hutchins
New Orleans; schrs Georgieta Lawrence. Robinson
wsiska. Perkins, Mobile.
LIVERPOOL April 5-Arrived steamer Arbitrator (Br,.
Jackson New Orleans; bsrks Psas swe Ranstrom Gal
veston Nina (Nor. Johansen Pensacola Rachel Black
wood tBr. Inman, Charleston; 9Th Diego esp,
Gastanaga, New orieans barks AFRICA (Br, Hubert do;
Yarmouth (Br,. Raymond Galveston, salo lRuD. Nord-
gren, Pensacola.
Sailed 6th ships Arizona Br:, Venus San Francisco
bsrks Gnlnare tBr). Mcdonald. Phiradelpha; Fresno.
Leach. United States; brig Stronach (3r, Nunros,
Tybee.
Also sailed 9Th, 5rM, steamer Nevada (Br, jones' New
York.
LONDON, April e-Arrivcd. ships Constantine, Creevy.
New York; Ida cswe). Lnquist Pensacola; F Kockum
(Swe,, wadin do.
Also arrived 9Th. ship q Cairns (Br), Bell Pensacola
Sailed 9Th, bark Georgia (Aus, Mcdanich United statcs
Sailed from Gravcscnd 6th ships Enoch Train (Br)
can New York; Quebec dr. for do
MovILLx. April 6-Arrived. steamer Circassian Br),
Smith. Portland for Liverpool and proceeded.
PALERMO. April 5-Sailed. steamer Arragon DR.. symon
New York direct,
QUEENSTOWN, April 6-Arrvsd, brig Para (BD, Stevens
New York.
Also arrived eth baks yopini utaD. onto Baltimore
Ester tItaD. Morsoa, do; brig Pace Schafno Ita Oneto
do.
Also arrived 9Th. II Pm. Italy Dr. Webster
New YORK for Liverpool land proceeded.
on eth bark Eurenio utsD Casteano, Philadelphia for
Glasgow.
SHIELDS. April e-sailsd bark Gustav Met1lsr Ger),
Jork, New York.
SLico April 5-Arrived bark Claudia (Ger) Dinse, Bai
srAvAxGxR. March 2s--saled. bark Hsbs CNor). New
York
SEVILLE April l-Arrived schr Walter Parker Daniels
New York before reported without dase).
Also sailed 9Th. bark speranza (Nor). Nelson United
States
TkxxI April ARRIVED. bark o whitmors. Peabody,
Batavia via Queenstown.
WATERFORD. April 5-Arrivcd bark Srscna Aus. Chcs-
sanes. New York.
wEsrrosr, April 5-Arrived, bark slAvisnks (Aus).
Techios. Baltimore.
WEATHER REPORT
FALxourH. April Q. Q PM-w,nd 4.
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SPOKEN.

Ship "Gardner Gibbs, from New York for Caao (proba-
bly, the Gardner Colby from Savannah for Moendo March
8. OF PernaInbuco.
Brig John Rowland from Cuba for Portland, April lat
81 ~. Ion "a 10 lby pilot boat N f Fish, No ~.
Schr Cora Eta Pendleton Pensacola for Philade
phia. April ]. 40 miles W OF sand Key
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DANIEL Low, RETIRED MERCHANT.

Mr.. D,niel Low, prominent and wealthy resident
OF Staten Island died at his residence on Brighton
Heights, New Brighton, at i've O'Clock yesterday
morning. Mr.. Low OF the old dry goods
merchants OF this city, and the uncle OF Dir. A. A.
Low, the well known tea merchant. He born
in Massachusetts, and nearly eighty-four years
OF age He retired from business about thirty years
ago and moved TO Staten Island where he largely
interested IN rca! estate. The OF his death
was pneumonia, ir"m which he had been suffering
since Tuesday OF last week
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FOR CHARITY'S SAKE.

An entertainment Is announced TO take place ON
Monday evening next Terrace Garden for the
OF the i've orphans OF the late Mrs Anna Hammond,
who brutaliy murdered In Harlem. on March IL,
1875 IL hoped that the public Will show their SYM
palhy for the bcreaved family by large attendance
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

Last night Ore occurred In tho hat and skirt fac.
tory or Mr. Doubleday, corner osNnlh and Sec.
ond avenue Brooklyn, and the loss the building Is
estimated at about So 00e while the loss the ma
chincry and stock amounts 10 about g., v00 The
sursnce - ~ present unEnown.
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OBITUARY.
RIGHT REV. BISHOP JOHNS.

telegram from Alexandria, Va, ofthe 9th instant.
reports-Rght Rev. Bishop John Johns, OF the Prot
es,ant Episcopal diocese of Virginia. died the Theo
logical Seminary this place. twelve O'Clock last
night aged eighty years His funeral will take place At
twelve NJ