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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

.ALcoA BAY. March 7-sailed, bark Horace scudder.
shapiand. Valparaiso.
AsriSwALL April 3sailed, Colon. Griffin, New
AzgA March oo-In port. brig Sea Bird Bp. Lndh, for
Aux CAVES March 2e-In port. schr Yreks. Moore for
Boanxiux. March ai-Arrived. bark Mary Campbell
OBJ, Gray; New i Or 10 $3.50, ,-, No., pu,..
BAn!A. March s-saied ship Intrepid, Simmons tfrom
BAnAcoA. March lin port schr Hattie smith, I.oe.
cAspry March ss-Arrissd ship Palmyra prebe, Dub
GxAnA, no date-Arrlvod schr Baker. Jayne, Now
cArx hAYrlxs March 27-In port. schr N W cBr. Ru-
GLASGOW March 2s-saed ships City of Montreal (Isr)
Quebec 27th Gcnbervie tBri, Campbell Quebec ana Mon
GIBRALTAR March 14-saed brig uazelle. Dixon crom
Messina. having repaired jbboom and martngale Phiia
HAVANA. April 3-Arived, steamer City Of Merda Phil
MaLrrax March 3o-sacd ste amer Aihambra lBr VIII
son. New YORK via Cow Bay.
Rich ardson Ufom Baltimore), Liverpool
Cleared ID steamer Scotia tBD. Lndgucser. st John.
KrxGsros. ia March 2o-In port schrs Welcome Home.
IvsnrooL March asArrived ships Andrew Lovitt Br,.
D1rsee - John NB 18th vaneoav ss,. ~ H,Sn DO
o hosp S April Arvea bark coma Df' Robinson" D
LosnoS April 1-Arrivsd, bark Eblana (Br. Oh
@ brig esnS. sT, rrS;. Now
MAnsnLLEs, April lin port schr Thos Ball. Ryder.
Tor the River Flute, lag.
MANILA March i6-Arrived ship Cape Clear C,r), Tup-
man, San Francisco
NASSAU NJ March 22Arrved schr Julia Elizabeth. In
graham. Key West
Sailed 2sh schr Bessie tIsr). Dato. London.
SANTOS, March Sin port brig Hermod (Nor), for New
York ldg; schr Alwine tGer), for Hampton Roads, do
ST TmoxAs. March 23-Arrived bark Maggie Horton tbr)
Horton Havre G,nd sailed for Batmore).
ST AGO. March 22Snled. brig Agnes Barton. Knight,
Cumberland Harbor, 10 load for OF iistteras.
SnELBURNE. Ms, March 25-Arrved. bark Underwater
(Brl. Mcconnell Liverpool and ordered to Brdsewater
ST JOHN NIB March 31-Saed, barks Kate Eurrll (Br)
Morcl and Mary Gibson t3r) sloan Dublin brig Laura
ts). Sherwood. Bantry.
Arrived I'd Marlborough tBr) Fraser New York
via Yarmouth, Ms.
Cleared ia ship BERTHE Bigelow (Br, Ferguson London
vALEScIA, March 16-Saed. brig Kennedy. Wilkn-
son. Sagua
olulu
WINDSOR, Ms, March 26-Arrived. schrs Rnth Shaw.
Boston land cleared for Georgetown. DC) Crowell,
2b Abbott Dcvereux do tand cleared for BAltmorej
Rhoda Holm do (and cleared for Ale zndria,.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AMSTERDAM. April 3Arivcd bark Superb (Ger), Frond
Wilmington. NC
AMER. April 2-Arrved, bark Camilla johnson, New
YORK.
BARROW, April a-Arrved, bark VIM Gordon tBr Bal
four. Daricn.
BRISTOL. April 3-Arrved. bark Sara (Nor Kuvsr. Da-
rien.
BsLrAsr, April 3-Arrived. snip Ansruther tBD. Pitt
Pensacola.
BORDEAUX. March 3I-Arrived, barks Johanna GER.
Koepke, New YORK; Leon tfor). Bianck. New Orleans.
BREMEN April 4.Arrived. bark Felix taus), Huovincn
Baltimore.
Sailed 4th. bark Jason GER. Grimm. Baltimore.
CARDIFF. April 3--Arrived. bark J w scammcn (3r.
1ijemstrom, New York vim Queenstown.
iaAScEmourH, April 2-sailcd, brig Acadan (Ir), LIE
Blanc New York.
GLASGOW, April ARRIVED. steamer Asyra (Br. Knox,
New York
New York.
IAnwIcH. April 2sailsd, bark Francisco @ ta). Geri-
ola, United States.
HAMBURG. April 4-Arrivsd bark Republic Ger. Fort
New York; briggs Mozart Ger, Tiotchens do; Mi
Ger. UGer Galveston.
Sailed 4th. the Helene for st john Nh
HAvRE, April 3-Arrved. barks Augusta Durn (Fr) Ruf.
fen. Now Orleans for Rouen Nerea Aus Luyk. do for do
Sailed I'd. ship John Rutherford tr,, oNeal Delaware
Breakwaer; barks Nellie Moody (Br,. kar do Florida
(Nor,. Olsen, Pascagouia
LIVERPOOL. April Sailed ships Bokhara (lr, Larsen
New York Cxar tNor) Berensen Pensacola; Queenstown
purngton Philadelphia two last reported sailed prev-
ously) Oriental, Otis, Calao.
LONDON, April 3--Arrivcd, ships Island Home (Br.
Smith. Now York; barks Juliet Daniel (,, richards, Bn
River; Gironma Madrc utaD, Berlotta Baltimore.
LECnoRN. to April 4Sailcd tho Perraro H. tor Boston,
LIsBON, to April 4Saed brips Chi rlos Pur,cs Small
Cuba; S r Smith. Warren. ST Thomas.
LAnSE April lsailed. steamer State Of Indiana tBr)
Sadsr from Glasgow. New York.
M0uLMEIN, April ARRIVED previously. bark Libby.
Buchanan. Bombay.
NEWCASTLE, April ARRIVED. bark Marion tBr). Proud,
Pensacola
NEWCASTLE, NSw. April 3-saied PRIOR bark Rainbow,
Rowell, Singapore.
QuKKSsrowN. April 4-Arrlved, bark Nuova spersnxa
utaD, Olivari, Baltimore.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 4, PM-Arrived steamer Mosel
(Gcr) Neynaber New York for Bremen (and proceeded
SUNDERLAND. April 3-Arrived bark Kong Sverre lNor
Nelson, Dsren
SINGAPORE. April SIN port ship Choconis Matthews for
Boston.
TExkI April 3-Arrved, barks Havffuen (or. Larsen,
Pensacola tor Amsterdam Otholio Ger, Seg. Darian for
Edam.
YOKOHAMA, March 3o-saled, steamer Alaska. Howell,
San Francisco.
LONDON April 4-Ship Island Home tr). from New York
arrived hero yesterday a damaged condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
LEGAL MUSCLE.

Two lawyers, named respectively Crosby and Meyers
not content with induging thor litigous proclivtes
In court yesterday got into wordy alteration subse
quently In the corridor From words they soon came
TO blows, and for brief tmo tho scene was both
lively and exciting. There quito disparity in
tho size OF the bclgercnls. The little one
showed pluck, however, aud struck his OPP
ponent in the face. THIS was rather moro than
the bigger ono could stand, he in turn struck
from the shoulder prosratng his hliputan assailant
vt u single blow alter which he sat on him and thus
tried to squelch him. The combatants then
separated and departed from the building not, how
ever without expressing all kinds OF threats against
each other and with mutual vows OF vengeance dire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The publishers very much encouraged by the
way the trade sale has gone SO lar. All the books
that were worth anything brought good prices and
those that wero worthless brought little This division
the spoils has gwen general satisfaction, publish
ers are u sensible lot OF men. though they
sometimes make mistakes In gauging public
tastes, as the Osgood clearance sale proved
The sale yesterday by the Messrs Leavitt little
better than that OF the day before. In instances
the books duplicated. and the demand for good
books was greater than the catalogue supply. To-day
and Will be the heaviest days of tho SALE
Large from the Scribner firms and the Har.
pers come on those DAYS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
METHODIST CONFERENCES.

RoSDorT. N. Y, April 4, 1877.
The New York Methodist Episcopal Conference began
ITS eighty annual session in Kingston tins
morning Bishop W. l.. Harris presides He spoke of
the death OF Bishop james who had been designated TO
preside, and recommended appropriate memorial
action Rev. Alexander Mclean chosen Secretary,
and Rev. A. Ostrandcr and q. W. Mlard assistants.
letter read from Rev. William Lloyd annocnc-
ing his withdrawal from the Church pending the dis
cussion the disagreement the White Plains
Church The Conference then adjourned TIL tomor-
There preaching this afternoon by Rev.
John johns. and this evening by Rev. Dr. Loss and
Rev. Dr. LuI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
THE Hampstead RESERVOIR.

The referees appointed by the City Court to examine
the evidence In tho claim OF Messrs Kingsley
Keency for the Hampstead Storage Reser-
vor for s'extra services and material amounting TO
SITS, 900, resumed their long suspended proceedings
Yesterday in the Common Council Chamber, Brooklyn.
James NJ Smith, contractor was examined to the
value OF labor and the prico of excavating In 1872
when the costly reservoir was commenced. William
b. Kannedy, Moses Noyes John J. Flanagan and W. A.
Kellogg also testified, experts as to the prices cur
at that time for the work performed by tho plain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
RAPID TRANSIT In JERSEY.

rho New Jersey Central Railroad officials have agreed
to take the sum $500 subscribed by citizens in the
Bergen district Of Jersey City and locate a station at
the jackson avenue CROSSING This viii provo con-
venience large number of passengers IN this grow
ing section. The residents OF the Hudson City section
agatng Tor the past two years the question
of having passenger station located AZ the Baldwin
avenue crossing OF the Pennsylvania Railroads blu,
they yet succeeded, though would solve the
question OF rapid transit to very important district oil
e...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05

Several OF the heads Of city departments assembled
a. the Mayors Office yesterday for tho purpose Of hold
ing their usual monthly conference. No regular meet.
ing was held ana no formal discussion took place
me EN- poycs OF tho Department Of Public WORKS
were yesterday paid their salaries Tor March ny comp
trocr Kelly. 80, ,, -
Tho sum Of 81, 800 IS was yesterday pad INTO INC
civ treasury by Chamberlain 1appan Deinr part Of In.
soeoot moneys on city deposit.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL s. l8s7-TRPLE SHEET
Heysr. wien 1850 n ana laso % .na ..Isd l2th %


Arrived at Peruambuco March a. schr Florence Miner.
Cape II Good Hope with seal and sailed same day Tor New
London.
letter dated March states that bark Cape
Horn Pigeon Baker OF Dartmouth arrived ut Tnlcahnano
Feb - with $50 bbs sp. which would be landed Tor snip
msn bark Mary susan Handy q Nh was also At Ial-
cuhuano. bound home. with 200 or 200 bbls sp
letter from Mr. Taber "a officer schr Wm WILSON, OF
Marion. her Cape Verd Islands Feb cea AL
well had lost starboard boat and IN gale going
home had whales but II 900 rugged TO
lower for them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
A NEW STEAMER LAUNCHED.

The Old Dominion Steamship Company have added
new steamer their line. She is named the Acco-
mac and launched yesterday with the usual cerc-
monies from the ship yard OF C. & T. Poillon, Bridge
street, Brooklyn. Her machinery vii, be put
board mt the Morgan Iron Works. IN this city. Tho
Accomac Is 1885 feet in length on the keel, % feet
beam aud feet inches depth OF hold.
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----7s-~---e-
CITY DEBT STATEMENT.

Comptroller Kelly yesterday issued his monthly
abatement OF the c.ty's finances The DEBT on March
81 was <l22.0l1,4Ss ~ The total amount Of stocks
and bonds issued during the three months of1s71 was
"a 3so30I 80 During the same period warrants we're
drawn ny the Comptroller, Tor all purposes, amounting
Z a iuS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
CHURCH AID.

The ladies' OF the Grace Baptist Church. Ffty-thIrd
street, Seventh avenue will give the third enter
tainment OF their aid Of the purchase fund
at the church TINS evening The programme consists
OF readings by Miss Louisa Lessc lnters pcrscd with
music by Miss Resale RoscubGth. OF New YORK, who
Will preside the piano Miss Leslie to ms
city with famous New England reputation as y
reader, while Miss RosenbIuth is well known IN
usical circles amateur OF unusual promise. Tho
church Is expected 10 be crow dcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

Red signal flags noated from both towers Of the
Brooklyn Bridge yesterday morning to inform vessels
that an attempt in progress to adjust the guido
wires for the main cables. In consequence, however,
OF high wind blowing the RIVER 1t was impos
s,be 10 proceed with the work. Another attempt to
accomplish tho desired result will be made to-day.
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Ion 1870 w.
Ship Dashing Wave from San Francisco for Tacoma.
March ri. lat 40 20 n. Ion l2s Is W.
Bark Matilda Hyard lBr. from Dublin for ST John. NIB
date. lat ~ M Ion 81.
Brig Agcnora from MAtanzas for OF Hateras. date
12miles OF Fenwckr Island
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SAILED.

Steamers Batavia (Br), for Liverpool Canada (Fr),
navre; Daniel Steinmann telg. Antwerp; Gen Barnes
Savnnnah uuf Stream Charleston; bark Chebucto DID,
st John. NIB.
Also sailed Cortes, for Halifax and st Johns
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NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE.

HARTFORD, Conn, April 4, 1877.
The New York East Conference began its session to-
Gay at tho First Methodist EPISCOPAL Church. Bishop
Jesse 7. Peck presiding and Rev. Daniel Goodsc
retary To-day's session devoted to organization,
the appointment VI committees, &c. part OF the
exercises will be lecture by Joseph Cook. OF Boston,
al the Opera House this evening.
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schr Mediator Davis Fall River for Ssw York.
seIr . Mathews, Eas;man, Fall River Tor New York.
scSr xssee. Shropshire. pIosidsaes Tor New YORK.
Sem ks ss s ssS York
schr Nightingale. yonng Providence for New YORK.
sr @ . ss Ss~
sss1 Hf'sas rss s ss s
sss1 sS'F s!
s er Entire Entire Knnsar prosasnes for New York
schr Ophir, Benson, Providence tor New YORK.
Schr Curtis Goodwin. Goodwin. Providence for New
Schr ID Davidson, Freeman, Warren Tor New York
sssr l%p.sn s Sss s l ssy York
h M ETA Hunt New .Sn Gsnd for New a s yS
sehr Margaret Kennedy, Ford Now London for New
schr Scranton. Wright, Connecticut River for New
sgr Sam Weller Brockway Connecticut River for New
schr Henry Remsen, Allen, westport for New York.
s sss ss ssn for New YORK
sehr Vim N Everett Norwaik Tor New York
e, york.
sehr Nellie ii Benedict Tirre Port Jefferson Tor Now
schr Mary Bayes Arnold Port Jefferson for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Merccdita, Chadsey New York for Halifax u.s.
Ms%, ySas s ssr York s % Rssnd
Schr George Gilman Hamilton New YORK for Portland
Sclr j Terry. Orrison. New York Tor Fan River.
Schr Acken. Toms, New YORK for Stamford
Schr X A Fcrsvth. lobbie. New York tor Stamford.
Schr Sarah Babcock Babcock New York Greenwich.
Schr Henrietta Mathews, New York for Mystic
Schr y N Lane. Lane New York for Bridgeport.
sehr Mary Tee; Danham New York lcr sioniagton.
Schr Frank Maria, Alley. New York for Providence.
Schr II NJ Clark. varrc Hoboken for Providence.
Schr y II Warford sprague. Hoboken for Pr ,vdsncc
Scnr K Dean, McComner. hoboken Tor Providence
sehr Salle Charrse wnshbdrn IIoeoken for Taunton.
schr Alvarado Fletcher Port Johnson Tor Providence
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r9-Durng tho month OF March tho HERALD published.
in I'D other New York newspapers ninetysx
arrivals vessels from foreign ports via Sandy look and
two arrivals and departures of vessels
nv rom Europe.
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NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE.

NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE
BosroS. April 4, 1877.
The New England Conference opened this morning
n the First Methodist Church at Lynn kev. Bishop
Foster, d. d., presiding, and Mr.. A. Manning being
chosen secretary.
THE GOSPEL PEACE.
Resolutions on the Southern question, presented by
Rev w. +. Maalieu, ID. d., OF Boston, were received
with great applause, and referred to special commit
tee The preamble TO the resolutions review the
bghting effects OF slavery aud the Two final rcsou
lions are In substance as follows
Resolved That alarmed and Glled with apprchen.
for the future when contemplate the practical sale
~ Of tn. political parties OF the Republic
itcians nf that party have held and hold
Intimate relations to the President thus sacrificing prnc
pie aud party and righteousness the sake OF
resolved, That protest most earnestly against the
OF the administration In akng with the
chief of the kukluy nstigaor OF the ambur.
e. tuter and still! more earnestly do against
the Official recognition by the administration of that
hung tor Wade Hampton Of South Carolina and
who bv threats and intimidation the very
Of the White House. we'll railroad platforms
other public places dees the OF the and
DULLES the President into compliance with his trorous
and wicked usufpations.
Rev D. Sherman, u. D., presiding elder OF the
Boston district presented the report and the Conicr
cnce adjourned
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Saits. Destinaiion 00ice
OGc1

DATES or DEPARTURE NEW YORK FOR rus MONTH
APRIL.
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following parcels yesterday disposed of by
public auction at the Real Estate Exchange No. Ill
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THE MATSON SUICIDE.


The body OF Judge William N. Matson. which was
found on Wednesday floating near Rikers Island, was
brought from Astoria last night by permission OF the
Queens county Coroner and taken to an undertaking
establishment in this city, where It now lies. Young
MI Mason tho son OF she dSesased, says that u
during sudden mental arrangement that his father
committed suicide. His loss Of spirits, his detection
and morbid brooding over evils which ho imagined
would occur, were entirely inconsistent with his
character. Several years ago no was afflicted in the
same way. but only for time. His spirits became
depressed; he had dismal forebodings, and he
hold himself apart from social intercourse
After while, however, he rallied y and
before long resumed his wonted cheeriulness His
property which is valued from $3.50 600 to $500 00
has suffered depreciation, and hc has had no family
troubles that could affect his mind. Young Mr..
Matson iurther stated that he had been told
that the Coroner has IN his possession S., 600
in bonds which were found upon the dead mans per-
was first hear about the finding Of the body. and
lie Il wA1 who identified II as Rker's Island. When
the disappearance OF Mr.. Matson first mako known
at the Now York Central oGice Detective Rad.
q notice givng q description Of tho deceased
widely circulated No trace Of the missing man, how
ever discovered at the time. steward on board
tho Granite State furnished the only intorma-
IRON Hartford that could be Cleaned. This
person told Detective Radf0rd that gentleman
answering Mr. Matsons description had left his state
during the night without his coat on, and walked
up and down tho cabin muttering 10 himself. The
steward, VINO noticed this, Kept sharp watch upon
him. but seeing him at last seat himself and fall asleep
he thought moro Of the matter and lett him alone.
Reaching New York, however, this failed TO sec
before leave the boat, and he ncvcr saw him after
Tho inquest was opcned at Astoria last night
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BAlx AsiI fBrl. Bennett from chsrlctssovs TEL fes
proceeding.
BARK BANGOR trr). from Havana cr sew York. WIN ~
gar put into Hampton Roads May 2tlcskinr
BARK MAkuf haistt. from iloo Tor ncstsn. before -
ported arrived Agoa Ray Gft April :. pat IA 90 a.
ccuns OF .ckne Of captain and rhe tsh
but would probably resume her voyage IN 'e~ aAys
B7Ic NAUTILUS from Tahiti Francisco nsy To- ~
that on May - aud IL had strong northery gales An
split topsai,.
ScHn JorS DHIwrLvK. at Phsdeiphia 18th RON Nos.
ton was struck by ghnna tbs 10Th inst on Cape ny
had foressii bnrned damaged snd FORE
boom. and ecoived other injuries
ScnR sAuSpvks lpos sawyer. Mott. from Port
Johnson for Fall River the which pruns slesk
on Saturday last between Watch m aud Point adth snd
SUNK
sruR FRANCIS ARrngrrs. Pnkhsm from New rsrk for
SALEM with coal. In collision with s.hr Austen. Fts-
gerald from Calais for New York. nigt OF sd inst on
Throges Mack and bowsps both mssts aud had al the
,sang atm fore and oreop salts esdy torn ys-
boat stove and 10 or ~ feet Of railing torn away she vas
owed to City Island. where she will repair wthon pos.
sble, removing cargo II Is entrascd that $ooo VIII
barely the damage Mono Of hs
injured The Aflston lost Hbbcorn.
soor Music Capt Moon capsirsd in Tancier SOUND Va.
on Tuesday afternoon last. Crew saved.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

sUIy or xyxrco--nAv or nospurAs-RusrAx ISLAND.
Tho following information has been received from tho
FrSvsonsl dovsrnor Of the Bay islands:
The light erected Coxcn Tor the guidance ot
sels into tho barDor has been TO moro
place and It's present position ~ In lat 10 ~ 10 and Ion
Nc 30 ID w.
Tho Ugh, is liked white elevated S. feet above sea ieye
DrectionsVesels bound in bring tho light 20 bear -
and steer for i! good lookout should he kept for
large wifo buoy which marks the snuth end OF rocky
patch lying nearly In tho larway. Vessels working TO
vndward must not approach tho buoy nearer thAn
20 yards and never 60 tho nor.hwArd OF ~ reel
makes out 70 the westward from Coxen Hole Cay the
remty OF which Is marked byA large red buoy having IN.
depth ~ watsr marked IT, This reef Is we'll Marked and
can easily be distinguished nv the eye.
Bearings magnetic varistons, deg sastery In 1872.
and nearly stationary.
BRITISH NORTH AsKR,cA-rE7IrDgGnAr ISLrr-LicHr on
Notice Is hereby gvnn that Lighthouse. erected BY tho
govcnmsnt Of Canada Big Arrow is.nd 81 Of Madame
Island Richmond county. Co. guide vessels into the
nsrSSs Of inlet q. be ps Y ogsyson on the
The light fixed red catoptre light elevated about ~
feet above high wasr mark and In clear weather should
be seen 10 miles.
The bnidng Is Of wood. paintsd white. and consists Of
81 feet high from OF lantern with
Keepers dwelling attacaed-
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r.
rssoa ana Co A"'as Wa
steamer Rotterdam Dutch, Wis. RoterdsmFuneh. Edge
steamer cassni cBr,. Mackenzie. Pernsmbueo aud b.
steamer Huntsville Weir, s. Johns, Msyasuss and Ponce
steamer Gamma tbD. Lddcoas. Bsrmuda-AE Outer
steamer Isaac Bell, I@wrsnee Norfolk, City Point and
Steamer W Woodward Dung. Batimore-wm Dalxeil
s,eamsrE Biddle. Davis lhilsds.nia--Ismes Hand.
Steamer Ellie knight, AcCresfy, Ph'adelphiA-Jamss
steamer Er.neoni. Br.sr ro,sl.gsFl nm Ams.
Bark Oustee. Nickerscn. AMER for orders-vernon II
BARK Blanche How, Hussey, Buenos Ayres-John Norton
. marx Iekn. Kline, Rio Janeiro-Pendcrsa.t Bros
BARK ii warrington, RsJnsrd, New Bsdford-D Dear
Big A Pettingn Hall. penhsssn-Mner Hourh-
Brig Pspisa sws). Pohssn. copenhassnFunch. Edys
Brir Republic (Bp, Thompson, santander-C W Bsr.
Brig Havana Meyer. Rio Janeiro-J r Ward Co. :.
Brig Princess Beatrice CBr), simmons, Point-aPitreH
Mig a Ariel tBr,. Sterling St Johns NFBowrns Arch.
Brig John shay Nckerson, New orleansN u Erlrham
sehr pereanx tsrj Barter 81 Pierre, MartLsaycrait
schr Julia Elisabeth tBD. Iugraham Barbor leland
schr Sarah Douglass tBr. Bethel Elcuthers-Jamss
Sehr Derma tBr). Carter. wovillo, NsD De Wolf
Schr Franklin, Davis. Gaivostou-Tupper Benttie
schr Hazard. Rowland, Georretown and Bull Creek,
schr Nelly Potter Howard. Washington, Nc-w Hin
schr James W Boyle. caLSerly. Baltimore-w Chsl.
scir Grace Andrews. Andrews Newark-snow a Bur.
schr VIM II Bowen. Jackson, Providence-H Jackson
scnr Helen P. Jones, Mideletown, ct--B Weinberg