The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-17
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10, 1877.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker. New York NOR
Steamer FanIta. Howe, Philadelphia, msrchsndiss
and s,1 PASSENGER, ": ?: Porter, agent !.
chandise and passengers: L. y. Tatutn. agent.
;, Bark s CazI4ne tBr.), Cox. New York, Gall
TrenshaS r amtanu company ana Inc Haxais-
schooner walter f. Parker, Dan iels, Orient, L. T.,
Schooner s. W. Bunel, Bunnell, New York,
powder. -
Schooner fIatte ceombs, Bishop, New York, phos-
Schooner Breeze. Cranmer, New York. guano,
Schooner Thomas G. Benton, Miller, Pl,iladeIphia,
Schooner Messori, -, Norfolk, scrap-iron, V.
Schooner Sarah Fisher. Chiyeral, Baltimore, car
boys, Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany.
Schooner D. q. Diverty, Williams, Albany, NY,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
. Schooner Frank Walker, saxttn, New York, can
mel coal, Geryas Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool March 1st, bark Woye tNor.) An
From New York March 7th. schooner Matilda
From Orient, L. l., April 5,h, schooner Hattie z
Giles, Bremen.
From New Haven April =, schooner Maria Pier
From New Haven April =, schooner G. L. Fessen-
From PhiladeIphia April 12th, schooner Major
From New York April l4tb, schooner Eclipse,
From Windsor, y. s., April / 1th schooner Oliver
Jalnleson, Campbell.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Anthca Godfrey. Price, was loading at
New York for Richmond April l4th.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 16.-Arrived: Steamer Ber-
AriE n out civ a
hound. FIauOr. tor Wilmington.
FORT MONROE, April l6;-Passed 70: For Bal
more barks Queen Het" Ero and 9n LoF
Falmouth, Peter Crear, Saga, and CaInela: Figlia,
for Cork; Noel and Countess Of Dutforin, for Lon
Ro Pasauao Aieo, FOR Genoa; saetio FOR Mar
Unique: Anna for Norway: Bendetto, for Molas;
ships Peer Maxwell and stoker. for Antwerp;
sr Th o Bark oano from
pool, seeking. Sailed: Banks Saron. Dcseti. Dnbro-
more: Maggie J.. Caryille. for st. Johns n. b.;
brig italia, for st. Johns r. X. Passed out From
more. Passed out From Norfolk, briggs L. Isabel,
for Philadelphia; Sada, for Queenstown. Arrived:
Banks Rondre from Sandeford; I!ebe. from Ham
burgh seeking; Athlete from Calico, tor orders.
DISASTERS ON THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST.
WILMINGTON, April 16.-The three-mast school,
ner Charles r. Elmer, Carson master loaded with
with bottom upward. The cargo and vessel are a
total loss. log book has been picked up supposed
to belong to that vessel, when showed that tile crew
consisted Of sixteen men. IL i thought all were
lost
4 schooner loaded with lumber is ashore near
Rich Inlet. The vessel Is broken in Two. and. with
the cargo. is total loss. IL Is feared the crew were
all lost.
ABANDONED-SCNE.
NORFOLK, April 16.-The schooner Mary Man.
kin. from Boston for Philadelphia, with iron, has
been abandoned.
The schooner Hattie, from st. Mnry's, Ga, was
sunk from COLI. ion. AL saved.
Thc bark EalIs;o, for Bull river, put back for re-
pairs Damaged by collision.
DISASTER, ETC.
LONDON. April lG.-'rhc bark Mercer. from New
York To- Queenstown, went ashore while entering
that harbOr, and l. not likely TO come ot Crew
saved.
The steamer Labrador, from Hayre. which sailed
from Plymouth Yesterday iorSew York, Is the first
ship under the foreign flag clearing from England
with stecrage passengers embarked ut an English
DOit.