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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-29

arrive on the west ho,nd n D ON;
grant TODAY
-
New York city, passed through yester.
day en- route to California.
a.. tnis "riling4 a. m.-the baron
eter petoNens a STORM, which Will reach
Three cars of stock for Cheyenne
arrived from the west yesterday. Two
cars of mdse will arrive from the east
this morning.
The subscription lists of the Daily
and Weekly LEADER continue to grow
with a rapidity and steadiness which ia
highly gratifying.
-
is crowded with work and ia ~turnino
out a splendid line of work from ito
fast nresses and neu tvne
80
Those piles of filth in the street
oha,,lI H. .oAl -r ---.------
.;l,. n~-s
- .o,.;..s
The attention of Acting Marshal
Howard is called to the dangerous con-
~ 1Tth straet hot,naa. nan ons EnH
n,son
--
A chap who is alleged to have been
making serious threats against Charley
Hecht was arrested by Acting Marshal
IN a. go
rr.
Inc ohcers' car "Gipsey," OF the
90 Y. % l. X. H., OF Ohio, came in
on tne u. T. owl Train TINS morning, IN
narge OF Frank Ford, n Will go
-
The Denver papers now stand a very
poor chance along the d. =. railroad
and in this city, as the morning papers
are a day old when they reach us. and
the evening sheets are stale.
I,.
cigar in his mouth talk of hard times.
but a woman never complains until she
has turned the old dress twice, and
can't find another side to it.
-.
sure. man hau 'us' saiu
W" irie Le's TAKE ahother-
his duty to his wife was not forgotten:
-'view of the political situation, he
added.
1. 10 no,. ,oudoSIo e. a,sou uuo,.
n;sfortnna to- - do root th;nos
ston;s,,rs and - 10 hottor 20 stond ard
orc. +ha vno.hrI.ru5 H. ,rhon tho stova-
n;na taII, 49, e. - r;a,. tho 60
over.
Mr.. w. v. Penrose. agent for the
Star coal. left this morning for the
company's mine, in Boulder county,
Colo, where a strike is now in prog
ress. The company he represents will
ship no more coal here until the strike
is ended.
o.
is the largest. best and cheapest weekly
newspaper published between the Mis-
souri, river and the Rocky mountains.
If you don't believe send 10 cents for a
sample copy. By year, 80. So; six
months. 81. so; 3 months, 81.
,
1here VIII DC d preliminary cattie
ouho-up on the Sth OIL april, Ior "eio
head of the Arickaree, or the middle
fork of the Republican, This is to
drive back to their range, in time for
the regular roundup, all the cattle that
have drifted off to the Republican.
--
"fsnaw, nc more ocean roam 1er me;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Marvin J. Merchant, Commissioner OF Deeds, at No
Warren street, has been adjudcated u voluntary
bankrupt his petition and the matter has been
referred TO Register Williams. Among the creditors
the following have the largest Observation-Disclosures
and Merchants Bank, 81 s25: Mr.. Reuben Merchant,
S4 600; Mrs. Frank Merchant 81, 500; estate OF Reu
ben Merchant 81, 1855; william Gee, s., 200; Thomas
Merchant. $4,000. Tho total Indebtedness IS about
S32 000 The nominal assets are much larger, but
consist OF Tennessee lands, uncollectabe debts and
claims and prom:ssory notes.
The application for q discharge from bankruptcy Of
Louis r. Whiteman. late OF the Grm OF Whiteman
Walton, glass Dealers at No. 80 Warren street, came
before Register Ketchum yesterday and as there was
no opposition the part OF the creditors the register
will report favorably on his discharge.
A meeting Of tho creditors OF Frisbce McHugh,
dealers Ia fancy goods at No 377 Broadway was hed
yesterday at the Office OF Register Williams TO prove
thor debts and choose an assignee In bankruptcy.
Twenty seven creditors proved claims amounting 70
S40 0OO the largest being the folowng-lavlnia
Laveny, $4,000; Metropolitan National Bank. 800;
H. NJ Frisbee, So $40; Autfnordt Co., $294e kio0e.
Chanee, shrivs Co, 81, $780, Mr. George II. snr'vo
elected assignee.
The composition OF Watson Lang, Goa! dealers, ~
No. 1922 Broadway and No. 53S West Fourteenth
Jams, there being opposition on the part o. the
creditors They pay five cents on tho dollar the IN
dcbtedness being about sl2 900.
Tho creditors OF Theodore +. Allen ana Josephine
~ Allen printers NJ No 20 vescy street, held meet.
ing yesterday the Office oil Register Acn ana elected
Richard Estor brook, Jr., assignee In bankruptcy.
Claims TO the amount $40 900 were proved
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser of the steamer Gamma Bermuda. has
our thanks for favors.
BAmx Tas 95nxm @ Mevn from "m rsnsssSs Feb II
ruddcr badly sprung
BARK HAWTHORN, Of Kennebunk. from Liverpool IN bal.
Isse 's' Del oi' At 80 Pm yesterday
Rank Sphere Er from rascssoula 70, Bruges before
probably be condemned.
BARK JEAN BART tFr,; from Hay.i Tor Enssh Channel
ieaky. and WAS dischargng the soh.
Bsrc ExLy sr,. Harris, from Goosaw River. SC. for
March ST. leaking badly sails and dam
aged. She WAS repairing April s.
BRIc MARIrosA 29S TONS sold ut Baltimore Satur
day wsa boats &c a Hs sns lay TO aSy
the ease Of Thompson others owners Of the sch
the s schr and cargo By coiding last February
BRIG Ayror. Perkins from Cardiff for Hsyans. which
put into st Thomas In distress had repaired March 30 aud
to resume her voyage April 2
Brig AGs.s Br, Gorbs. from st Lucia for Falmouth,
remained. March 80, waiting orders.
Vide M & S *: Ms,s" n s
in collision with an unknown schooner OF Gay Head and
had main rigging and Quarter rail carried away on port
scnR IsnAxL SNOW which was ashore at Baracos. has
been got aud recently loading there for New York
w,ssxs Lsighton from March 20 for
(Reported BY schr John Lord, at Baltimore 9th ns)
The corn, Of sshr Asds schlssfer from Norfolk
Cold spying NJ sold April and brought average
OF Ale. per Dushet
GLOUCESTER NIB April 9Schr David Crockett 10 ashore
Point Pleasant Shoals
LEwE. DEL April 9--ship Lc Grand Custer (,eg) lost
her anchors and had the bar 0ppOkte this place.
She lies Assistance will to her as bouts
venture oil. 1t Is blowing hard from Is.
PENSACOLA April ga terrible occurred here last
night blowing down and unroofng houses during which
the bark LANCET No) Bentzen capszed and the vessel
Kronkei: Courier de Canada tFr, Gouet and North
Wind m Percgrim parted cables and went ashore. The
North Wind will probably prove n total loss
SAN Francisco April 2The amer Pealuma vas con-
pideraby by the chr Contra Costa Saturday
the while latter tied
the wharf, The accident will delay the Peauma for
several days.
MISSING vRssELs-Brig Clarence Capt John Butler.
and schr Bessie Garner Capt Cownan Crosby both be.
lost They bnth sailed for the West Indies In December,
and supposed have succumbed to the great gale OF
fhaQ of M nn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA o. April 1-saicd, ship Regent Bowdoin Port
ALEXXNDRIA April 7-Arrved. schrs j. II Atwood.
New York: VIM Oliver. Washington. 80
BosruN April 7Arrivcd bark Star or the South (Bv).
Smith. Singapore via Vineyard Haven
Cleared-schrs Western Star. Crocksr, Baltimore; L
sth-Arrived bark W Wood tBr), Nicnols Cape Town:
Ct;H; brig Meroso, Griggs. MatAcong. MCA; schrs y
CLARK Weehawkcn; Mahaska. Blake, Port johnson. .
9thArrivcd,. steamers General whitney inilcts, new
Iioskns Cadx; brig Wand Potter tr!. Wolf Barbados;
schrs Rudd, Anderson, Mobile Cobb, Cobb. Sa-
vannah Harriet Brooks Qugicy, Ch"rcston Robert J
Clark. Hutchinson. Wilmington Proctor, Doane Cnrc
more: e Corson. Corson: Stephen Morris. Soncrs;
Mary Weaver weaver Lottic Sonicrs: joseph Baymore
Emrdge; Julius Nelson IIowcs: Bessie Norris shaw
Hudde. Cranmer: Mary Leo iIaagerty aud Charles I
hawkcn !; Martha q Martin. New York.
scrs Roger Drury Crowef 81 Martins Nette Lanvdon,
Collins Darcn ia: Henry waddirgton. seovcr Belti-
dali Perth Amboy: Laura Jones' Stevens dos sunlight.
Blach ord, Port johnson; Martha Walsh Burge: Lizzie
Wilson, Wilson: X Smith Grace Falcon Eaker; Mari.
eta Tiltor, Fcnnimorr; Il A Rommcl, Jenrcs. and
and Lusy Ames burgess oboKcn; Henry Croskey Hayes
Cleared steamers Marathon d3r,. Garrett Liverpool
Neptune Berry New York schrs Alpha ondrct Ariehat
more sami Castner. Maurice, DnrIen. Ga. -,
BALTIMORE, April v--Arrlved steamers America BIZ
lups Savannah Dennis Valentine, Rose New York
schrs ohm Lord. Thomas Insgua; Sarah Eaton DIP;
Moore, Chambers. Now York. -,
Also arrived bsrks Betty Cor, Nordenhoz. Dublin
m aSs,S Ja a,sn Helen jones'. New YorA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10

Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District
PHILADELPHIA, April T.
WHALENIEN.

Arrived at Table Bay Feb 20 schr Emma Jano. Bailey
of Nj, last from Desoation Island.
Sailed from DO Feb schr Golden West Williams Of and
for New London. -
Il Honolulu March 27. banks Cleone. Day, MI; sea
Breeze Barnes do MI Wollaston. Barker 10. repairing
having been ashore Rainbow Cogaa do having landed all
Bsrk Three Brothers oven Nh before reported sailed
from Honolulu Feb ~, returned AFTER nearly months
cruise. and sailed sgan March -
Hope On Baker a Honolulu arch g. reports spoke
Feb banks Sea Queen. Allen, Wesport. 200 sp: 10Th.
Stafford King Nh. 100 Mr. clifford. LIST officer Of bark
Hope On injured Jan by cask falling his right
crushing all the toes which had afterwards to he
cut lie had far to enable him 10 return
to duty.
letter received Pocasset from Capt HANDY OF bark
Mary Susan OF NIB reports her In Jan with $50 bbs
oil cruise 81 bbs all told Reports seeing In January
bark Helen Mar, Bouldy. NIB, with 200 bbs would
cruise on the sperm whale ground short time and then
proceed Sandwich Islands lettor from Capt Handy
reports the at Tulcahuana Feb % Would sail for
home direct.
letter from Capt clifford Of bark Laconia Of Nh datod
March repots her Maize with $40 bbs - VIII aud
lbs bone Reports Jan bark Minnesota Allen, Nh,
with 10 SD. 10 VIII and 100 lbs bono.
letter Cnut Bourne, Of bark Avola OF NB reports
her At Singapore Feb with 300 bbs oil all told which
had shipped by Br bark Star Of the East for New York.
Would continue tho VOYAGE another year.
letter from Capt Francis of bark Il Phillips, Of NIB.
reports her of. Ascension Feb ~ Had whales four
times. and taken % bbls sp oil. All we'll
despatch received from Francisco. April y. reports
shp Niger Hallst Nh, with $50 bbls oil probably sp)
since leaving Bay OF Islands. June 49, 1875.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPlSwALL. March 31-s.,!ed, stesmer oberon IBID
oiRsss Nav 's.n ,sdSs Eie.ne Brown
pool. - -, s. M
Craig Havro hansod register and sailed soth for New
brig sss is q: % $';. phi
k;,I. vss g, ,oT .. ss ,s Sy'ss
":ss sS. s; M from ss s; siy
xsf e~ aa,
Idys5poo for Sandy HOOK reg; stella ,tBr,:
Fsa''fs; s:s'as sa.as Ss s~
s. s% sa sy Boston. brig;
yKE s1 Reeior irsm Bear River 70, n.rSsdo:
Gm from s S for Ns~
Hss s" New York e. rS.;
from Hasx Tor Phi adeiphis DO.
csrx iiayTrs March iss.,sa. sehr Alpha, Salisbury.
DuSeKSEss. March 29Passed. bark Ploen Nor, Thorn
FAYAL March "a Arrived schr Dora French French
GALWAY. March 2e-saled, brig Dickie (BD, Hun.
aAyAx4. April e-sailod, steamer Rio orande, Bolssr
HA.rAx, April e-Arrved. schr John II Christie. Steele.
Sailed SIN seHr Psyns sr' Pye BsmS,s
from New York. srrsed al. Is days passage
PasAsA March sailed steamer chins, Cobb. Punta
ro.s.;A.Y!aE March aA1,vsd .sh.: Tam o shans.r,
1fa s Fob FOB port Mssssas. Hartman
RIO Jssnlno. March 27-Anivsd, schr John McAdam,
sTAvAseEn. March so-Arrived. bark Nordlyset Nor,
srsrris April s-Arrived bark sonnabend Ger. Pust
TmcsAs March l7.Ar,iyed bark Evin" Johnsor g
e,ramda tisr) Wren Dominca t.nd sailed 18th Tnrk's
Island 10TH bsrks Ieprea.ox Br} Brown Liverpool Sand
lin both AIDA bonner Walsh land Aaiea 9th
for Sagus, brirs Redowa wallace Liverpool Kate Agnes
Crosby. Liverpool: brrs Alice Putnam Rogers D.ma.
land sailed same day for Cuba: Mand OBJ, H'yer
Star fBr, Thnrow. Glasgow; brig Standard aBr, Wood
Cardiff sth bark Herald Meyer Gooe briggs Harry Davis
Sailed March IL bsrss inpa Nor, Lorennen, Pcrsa
cola: Aern (Ger) Mollenhausen do brig PAmco, Hay
Ss IL n Es;n a.s f sys,
do 10Th barks Medbor tSor,, jensen Pensacola Ante
eDs Sy;s HSsH
Ing repairod Boston; sctrs Edwards Miller Charles
ton Alert sBr Wnshes.sr Turks Island 20 LOAD 70.
Jams Naya,sa 2sth. sehrs Ths,s.s Kesne Keens r.S-
Psise Of p The Ocean Do Weisn sandy Maggie
more: cloves. Dickson from IIavre arrived 24h,,
Turks Island; scir RI Carleton Butler from Cardiff ar
iuegos BRIG Hone (,r,. Norris from San sebastian. mr.
rived 2Ith Nngnobo to load for port o. Hattsras
ST JonS, Nh April 0-Cleared, bark Mary Loweri''n
rived 9TH ship Bolivia tBr,. Murphy. Lewes: Del
vi S S.nS Ssw fprs se"d Ns% YORK
schrs II Hoistead tBr, Sullivan. do; Aurora Boreas 'r
waIkScIA. March a3-salsd. ship Enos soule, Drnkwa
Wixpson Ms April a-Arr,yed schrs Holway; Machia,
tand cleared TOR Philadsphia,: Jordan salem land
Csared an. schrs wothcrspoon and Hatfield
for New York.
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ra-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Csptsins or officers
vessels engaged coastng and foreign trade obssrv
Ing the of buoys requested
to the HERALD that IT may be
letter addressed ITO the editor of the HERALD New York
city, giving possible the number and posi-
displaced buoys the OF their removal will
suffice In observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts American Continent When they observed
European countries In the Mediterranean
that information BIO sent either by telegraph
or letter to London or the New YORK HERALD 40
Fleet street, London the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street, London or
Bennet 81 Avenue de- rOpera. Paris" Who're cases OF
the reach the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching the first conven-
lent port This will BIO cabed free Of charge 10
the HERALD and published
r9-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The Nxw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning the coo red red changing from ono 80 the
oter and be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels upon this signal will obge us
by any marine they have tor the ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
n-Persons DESTROYS OF with vessels arrv
care Of HERALD news yacht, Pier No East River New
York. Letters received from all parts Of tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
4 Fresh. . Strong.
'ORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 9, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToHE TELEoRAPH

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wniTEsToYE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Gamma Bp, Liddicoa bermuda April 8, with
"S;s Sns T s Austin syens .ndn A
and Por. Royal 9Th with mdse and passengers Nal
Bark notngea tNor). Hvensen. London ~ days in bal
Ba-k Orono 6xor Boness London 90 days In ballast to
Fnnch Edye Co Is anchored n Gravesend Bay Tor
Barx Marco POLO ccr,, schaer, Bremen March 8, with
e%Ds Das n e s.sS Lisbon 80 days. with salt.
cork. g., TO Punch, Edge Co
s MsnsSn ras Boston April In bal
Brig GSnss19ne mmseola@ Utah, s,snsA casa ~
brig sybil Wynn tBrl, rriteLard santos via Hampton
Geo = Buley Crossed the Equator Feb 3, in lon 81.
aass w iS SUGAR ors to sna 81 anan 10
Brig Mary Fink Dyer Cardenas II days, with sugar to
Bris Ievio. 80 Ma,nerson. cenfnesO, y days. with
sugar TO Tucker Lighbournc; vessel to Whitney
sehr Mile Trim cor BangGr,. prnkwassr: Tuspan 80
Of hatteras. with strong NV aud NE gales
ana moasses 70 owae Co" vessel 70 smith
Co. March ~ Lat ~ lon ., ~ spese sst Alise IT. s.yd
sehr Church. from Philadelphia for st Thomas days
sshr Mary Long tor BOSTON,, Hardy. Massnnas days.
ysansh Arb wiiS . asss.if @. pu; into
Sr fiarSeson Hickman. Robinson 6sissricn 10 days.
with sugar TO n Finley.
to Lasher Co: vessel Il W Loud Co. win proceed to
Poughk ecpsc to discharge cargo.
schr Bailey, Hutchinson baltimore for Providence
put in for " harbor
schr Hattie Paige, Godfrey Philadelphia for Boston, put
In for barbor
Scir Agnes Hodgdon. Philndcp hia for Marbiehead.
schr Snnickson. pennell Philadelphia for New Bed
ford, put in for y harbor
schr Anna Ketchum. Kotchum Philadelphia for Rev.
ery, put In Tor q harbor
Schr Express Tltou, Bowen philadelphia for Beverly
Schr Only Son, Green. with from Husband
(BcIu). ashore at Long Branch.
Schr ximena, Mmchas, with lumber To Simpson. Cspp
Co.
schr u Williams, Russell. Middietown, Conn. for Phil
adelphia. pms In fOS harbor
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BOUND SOUTH,

BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Isaac Carver Williams. Providence for New York.
scnI II wosherspoSn tBr,, Pesis, Windsor Ms Tor
schr Duryea tBr, Wallace. Partsboro. Ms. for New
York.
sehr Ham mond Goldthwaite Portland for New YORK.
sehr Silver spray cha,aeld ROcslana 70, New York.
sehr Thos Xix. Hall Roski.nd for New York.
sr r Mar Mart. %deaas Kent saeI.Do! phsdspA
ss sSr esp Ii DS c,snSsasns Calais or New York.
sesr K.%sr cSss MsA ss S Hsw Yo Nsx York.
sshr Union Mitchell MAchiss ior New York.
sehr Lock.u,. heegkins LaSse for r., New S York
ssSl j.mos Pike Pike sgs so for 8, New S9 Y
se eS Porto Rico Wsn.werih Boston Tor New York
s sSr hnai sI. Ma," c.s Boston York
sshr s.s Young s'. S.r fo sd.S % Ns York
sehr Marriott. SNOW. New Bedford for New York.
sehr Samuel L crockford rrascher. Taunton for Now
sehr John Bsyn.on. Hill Fsll Rive. 70, New York.
sehr Ann ilir.Seih caswel Providence for New YORK.
sS' m ss, Nay tor Ss% yo,s
schr GENERAL Howard. Han: Providence for New York
sesI Syno" sss Now York
sr rosSsns s' Ms New York
schr James Parker sr Kelly Pawtnckst for New York.
seSr Arson Brown. Johnson. R.wtueke. fcs NswYork
ssr s,oosnss sSsn we SSsw. os N.Y.
schr Flower. Sichersoa New London for New York.
Erhr Currie. Portland. W. Tor New YORK.
Schr sas Brsinerd Nickerson, Portland CT, for New
York.
schr General Fessenden Hurst, New Haven for Bsti.
l. :. -
Schr Maria Picrson, Person New Haven for Phiadci
pbia. -
Scnr samuel Williams. Stamford for Now YORK.
Schr j MorrclI Morrell, Bridgeport Tor New YORK.
Schr Peerless Smith, Port Jefferson for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Chesapeake Mangum, New York for Portland.
steamer Thstis. Young. New York for preyidoncc.
Steamer Title. Ewing Now York for Now London and
Norwich .
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CLEARED.

Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Clark. Baltimore-w Dali
cell 49,
Steamer Beverly. Wallace Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Chesapeake Manrun. Portlnnd-J Au,e.
Shin Naisd tBr) Smith. Liverpool-Arkell TUFTS Co.
Ship Atlas (Nor). ARISEN. Antwsrp--Funch. Edge Co
BARK Benefactor. Hayden, Hong Kong--A Low Bro.
BARK Ocean Beauty tBr. scagrove. London Peabody
BARK svaen (Nor,. svendsen. christana-Funch, Edge
4 Co.
Brig Assyrian tBr. Conlin Queenstown Falmouth for
orders-Geo Bailey. -
Brig Britannia. hotchkiss Barbados-H Trowbrldges
Sons -. :
brig Alice Bradshaw tBr, Sanford. Bridgcwater Ns-J
FWhitney Co.
Schr Kocheko. Haraden. CadE-F Talbot 4 Co.
Sehr Madson Honos Bayles, Tampco, Mex-A Dayton
4 Co. II
schr Water Line, Kelley Iacksonyile- Warren Ray;
Schr Wilson, CrOpper, Norfolk. Va-SlaRht Petty.
Schr Telegraph. Sleeper. boston Haviland rressey.
Schr Ned Sumpter. Fountain. Salcm-Willis II Ropes.
Schr Alton Miner. Mapcs. New Bedford-Cnas living
schrs Goodwin, Williams. Observation-Disclosures Manu-
IN nr
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AMSTERDAM April 7-Arrived Dark Auausts Tsilo Ger,
Dresoe Wilmington, NC.
ANTWERP. April 7-sailsd. banks Lima (Br. Binsay.
United States Margaret Evsns tBr Robertson, Philade
phia: 9th. Thos ccchranc tBr) Taylor. do
BnIsroL April 9Arrved steamer Tyran (Br), Murray.
New York.
BREMEN April 0-Arrvsd. bark Berg tGer). Bruhus,
Pascagouia
schr Fred Car condou do 9th. ship Lennic tsD. wes-
tan North America barks Astronom Ger) Hopper. New
York. Caroline Ger). Stricken do; sampo (gus) Stein
man. Baltimore.
BORDEAUX. April o-sailed. ship Marcia Day, Chase.
Hampton Roads
CALCUTTA March l5saiicd ships Deveron (Br) Patter
son. New York; j b Brown, Koaxer. Boston
FLEETWOOD April 7Arrivcd. bark Jennie tBr, Shear
err Galveston.
FAYAL March 24-Arrived. bark Asor. Davis. Boston.
GRIxsBy April 7-Arrived, chip Pauline David tGer)
Otto, Brunswick, GA.
GpnALrAn to April 9-Arrved. bark Virginia Stafford
(3r) Phillips. Now York.
HULL April s-saici, steamer Yeddo CBr). Owen. New
York.
HnLvoxr April 7-Arrlvcd. bark Erstatningsn tyor).
Jensen. Charleston.
HAvRs April mot sth PM-sailsd steamer villo do
Paris tFr), Durand. New York.
LIVERPOOL April 7Arvcd. barks Antela (sp,. Gorordo.
Charleston sth. Ponema (Br. Gordon. do; 9th. ship Ad-
vance Orr, Rogers New Orleans; barks Grid Nor) Mel
son. Dsrien; Adele Aocmme dtal. Boccione New York.
Arrived 10TH steamer Memphis (sr). Mellon. New Or
loans.
Sailed oth ships Macedon Dr. Taylor Quebec; Roches
ter tBr) Ross aud Adept (Brl. Ireland, do.
Also sailed 9th ship Birmingham tBr) Gsgg. Quebec.
LIMERICK, April 7-sa,ed barks Churchill Br
Routch Quebec; 9th. Quaker City utal. Msggioo. United
States.
LoxpoxprRRY. April s-Arrived. bark wssams (Rus,
Rumdstrom. Baltimore.
LISBON April 3-Arrved. bark Pasaualins NtaD, Ross
Now York
LEcmoRx to April e-ss!led. bark Albert schuts.
Latham Boston.
MALTA April sArrlved steamer Spartan (Brl. Cooper,
New York for Batavia
QuxgSsrows. April e-Arrlved, ship Rons DR. Cause
brook San Francisco; baks Roska Rus Ignaus. Bati
more; Nicol Drago dtaD, Canessa, do.
Also arrived 9th 80 PM steamers Adratic t Perry,
New York Liverpool Pm. City OF Chester (r. Tib-
bits. do for do tand both proceedcd).
RIO JAxnlRo to April 7-Arrved previously bark Riao.
Owens. Baltimore.
AMrroN April 9-Arrved, steamer Baltimore Ger).
Andresscu baltimore for Bremen.
scrLLy April 9-OG bark Agatha Nor). Goversen. Pen
sacoa for Sharpness.
SANrAYDxR, April Arrived bark viba tBr), Conn.,
New York. 8
souRABAyA April 2In port. bark Thomas Fletcher, Pen
dieton from Proboiingo for Sydney NsW repaired and
ready for
VALENCIA April 0-saled ship Rock Terrace (Br). Ken.
ney. Sandy Hook.
LONDON april e-ship Edgar (Br). Brown. from Darien
Hartepoo has into North Shields with wind
iass broken.
KoNGsBERG April 9-Navgstion 10 open TO this point.
RIGA April 9The ice in the River Drua is breaking up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10
A SOLDIERS HOME.

A public meeting is to be held on Thursday evening
at Lyric Hail. No. 725 Sixth avenue, near
street, under tho auspices Of Sumner Post No "a, g.
A. H. in behalf or the Soldiers Home 10 be estab-
lshed at Bath, steubcn county, Now York The pro-
rrammc will consist OF addresses by tho Commander
or the Department OF New York, G. A. r., Coinradc
james Tanner aud othor speakers singing and
rectations. II Is said that there are 500 disabled
Union soldiers OF the late In tho pOorhouses OF
this State. The meeting should be well attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-10

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