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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15
REWARDS.

Coz RhWAHD.--$25 WILL BE PAID FIR Tii HE.
.DSDcovery OF blood stone Seal King having he name
Ne. uho cut on thc store lost Marci In this eli "
.. ;. hcDoBB. Post Office box .9is. New YORK.
SD10 NEWARD--LOsr WEDNESDAY. July II,
o--COu Myrtle avenue Park Brooklyn, pock etbook
cJntaninS sum 9i money. The Ind receive the
.hoye reward aud 30 questions asked. by adore
PETER u. I.lDEiI. Brooklyn Post Office.
G(liD KEWAWD FOR RarCR, or GOODS TAKEN
pcVv!9c inst o June rom dwelling 2s South 18th ~,
ImlAcphit; ". questions ASKED Address u. = CAN.
NELL. I'll North Trout t., Phi adelpha
DEwAgD FOR RETURN or OPERA CIAsSLs
Itparked Presented 70 Augusta T. Bond w. ~" Lett
Ia fIfh avenue stage Friday evening, 18Th.
J. r. BOND, 6S6 9Th av.
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sAcRIrrCE--2o BUSINESS WAGONS. ALL SIZES,
"A $40 10 S25 new second hand elliptic platform spin r.
for express butcher baker, milk, DEPOT delivery
Wagon mauufactofy. 226 Springn
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Write for circulars send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Post Office box 6g2. New Orleans, La
Ort b. FRANK MOORE SON.
3l7 Broadway. New YORK.
Ninth grand monthly drawing,
Tuesday. september
Capital price, SjO,0OO. Tickets, IS each.
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A --FOR SALE. LESS THAN ONE-TIIIRD VALUE.
IN beautiful bay Horse Ycung Bashaw, years old. 15
hands; warranted sound and Kind lady drive him
record Al first class TOP Wagon and Harness.
news separately or together: examine and make offer
before you buy. Seen at Osborne Kuempers boarding
stable 33 Oakland av, Court House, Jersey City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15

LIGHT r CART FOR PARK AND COUNTRY
Adrving. Ladies' Phaetons spess'y VII se Low TO
close out ~ h", ~ p'o"u"'y
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A TRAGIC ELOPLMENT.

The Lake Charles Q.a.) Echo of july rocounts the
circumstances Of double tragedy which occurred q
tile above the northern line OF Calcaseu parish. A
young lady named Guntcr had elopcd with young
man named Bass. Her father md brother pursued
them TO the residence OF ncighboring magistrate,
where few minutes before they had been married
The iaucr entered the house at and the son
ut another, and immediately the iormer discharged
double barrel gun loaded with bucksnot in ass breast
The latter, though MORALLY woundcd, returned tho
hre by Two shots rom revolver, both taxing effect
floor, and young GurNcr plunged u bowie knife repeat.
edly into Bass BODY. The latter died instantly
Young Gunter then took up his father (who is likely
to recover IRON tho pistol shots in he ID as
were glancing shots) anu fed Beng pursued by the
sheriff and posse he turned his pursuers with his
revolver ana was shot by the posse, dying from his
the custody OF the Sheriff
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-12
AMIN AIS.

'ftWi'N not rrady in time and place for
competition will De ruled unt.
NJ animal will hc allowed to RIM nj large
un the Grnund,-
llii'mug stock to any post. huildinr or
seat or holding them near any place of
public resort. j. prohibited under pain of
expulsion from the Grounds.
OF entries OF live stock the Secretary
N"' give IN, party entering 4 card. show.
~ '"' ulN''l"i'' number Of entry. day and
class. When making an entry Hr Llnn,I..J
stock OF any kind, thu part, arplyu,r m,r.t
mial'h tie secretary with an onfhrntir
pedigree. which viii be- passed ON l,y th,
proper committee.
Entries of hogs. sheep and poultry can W,
inair amy day previous to the day set for
their class,
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No. a.
An Act

10 remit penalties on delinquent take, il
certain cases
SECTION |. he ii eHdci.,f by M, N,,,,
ana House q Representatives. Of HE N,,,,
q LoAisidHa ~ Gcscrai .issembiy cogr,y,J
mat all penalties presently arcrur, In,
the noh-payment of dclinuurut St.i,, mol
pnrlsh taA~ bc and the same or, L,,.l.,'
RENTED; prOrd,d, the said iaN.> b,. NH
ON or before the first day of .p.c,,,'i,,:r
ie"; and proridod tHrth,r. that noth,,,,
herein be construed ~ as to prevent thc
enforcement by Tax Collectors of tI,, nav.
nent OF delinquent taxes brfor, ,L,. =. 4
date, but payments, when 81 ,uc,r,,.I j.,
any case shall be free of penalties .> ,ho,,.
provided. '''''
sEc. 2 BE IL further ,aacied eff Tb,,
All laws ar parts OF laws in conflict viii
this act I've and the saiuo are hereby re-.
pcaled. IT,
SIC. 3. BE il further esac,qd e,c T,.,
this act shall take effect from end after il,
passage.
slSigned) LOUIS BUSH.
speaker Of the House of Representatives
toigheal LOUIS A. WILT.
Lieutenant Governor and President of tho
Senate. Wv
Approved March |, 1s77.
tH&ned) FRANCIS I. NICHOLS
governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A hue copy;
OscaR ARROYO,
As'istsut Secretary Of State.
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of the Judges, and their decision Of all
questions pertaining thereto shall be final
Any one refusing to acquiesce in their de-
cision. or ruling, shall not be entitled IN
any premium and shall he debarred in
future from the privileges of the track. In
amy ease arising in the trials of speed the
Judges shall bc governed by tho rules of
the National Trntting Association and the
american Jockey Club Rules, which shall
he the standard.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-12
THE GUARDIAN.
NOT OUR CHOOSING.
BY ETHEL LYNNE

10 people live the lvcsthc like
Best anywhere, wonder!
Does anybody truly rest
Till grass roots bind him UNDER
The quiet, dozy. sleepy folks
Are sent on stirring missions.
Whilst quick and ready wits arr st
In dull, routine positions.
Poor women, longing for home,
Are boarding, I" their -"rrnw,
Whilst Martha, cumberrd with their cares,
-Wculd change with them Tomorrow.
Bright Brain, awcary of his work
, BY pen and pencil goadcd,
Looks wisttnly at busy Drawn,
With pick aud hammer loaded.
But bus, Drawn has hitter thoughts
OF conscious talents wasted
And bowls of know ledge trimming full,
To he by him untasttd.
The childless mother lonely gric,rs
For little loving fingers,
And where the children crowd the doors
OF cottages she fingers
The busy mother. worn aud Ncxcd.
With chicks that must "bc seen to-
Declares her Willingness to trade,
f'ut, bless you, doesn't mean to-
The sailor hngs for land~man'- rest.
The shepherd for the hillow,
Alaska dreams of orange groves,
The desert crave, the willow.
All! some time Twin De- all right
And Life aud Work hr mated.
Where all these riddles. bS the way,
Shall he, Through Love, translated
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TO THE PUBIIC.

HAVE sold To l.. Il. blackburn all my
Lnini'tf, Collins, and other Undertakes,
ana 'ahinet stock. ] will continue the
ohdertaKihg and Cabinet business for and
nhuef the employment Of l.. u. Blackburn
Aug. 81, le77. Ia,
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ENTRIES.

Persons living abroad can make entries
ny letter: In such cases applicants for Gu
Tries ct live stock will give the name and
age ct the animal. name of sire, name and
residence of the owner. and the class in
which he wishes to enter.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-12
Board Of school Directors.

!. W. NICHOLSON. \. VI. Plr.t
l'r. :. !. NtEE. >,,,..
I'E.J. l.. MGhDOE>. JOHN COOK.
("l. j. :. lui NJ. GEORGE DAVIS.
'. y. LESLIE, EbH \kkI\Ib\
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OIEit Frs,

}. I. DAVIDSON. Pr,id.pt.
: T.. NpREIhNp. Tr,uwtr.
-. ". HARRIS. .>..r,tug
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II PROOF whereof, We have hrtrurfn
HInrI our nlnrS, ON this the loth ia, Of
jnl!, -.
\. MCCRANIE. President.
7, u. MEADOWS,
J. 7. TIGNER.
JAS. +. HEARD.
DREW FEHGI SnN, CTk n. G..
jury Commits unrr~.
y true copy, this .tug. 9Th. \. p.l>77.
Aug. -, la. ~,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-12

Tie publication Of III" GUARDIAN is be-
gun under til" uIn~t favorable circum-
stances. It's financial standing is second
I" Il" other county paper III the State
MrNNrs. McCEANIF and SIMMONS, two of
the most solvent men III the parish guar
"n:rring its publication as announced in
til" Prospectus The subscription list al
ready numbers over 400 names with satis-
factory assurances of large Increase. -
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supreme Court:

United STATES Senator. II. VI. >rOI FOEp.
j T. 1T His.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-12

N"TE:-ln all trials of speed the partie,
'"ntesuhg shall be subject to the direction
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-12
THIRD DIVISION.

| CLA~S-l.-ta'ii, osd Eo,uiHg Implements.
So
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-12

As regards i,> literary merits, its selections
All De I'll the choicest and most select
kind, cullci from the leading
magazines and news
papers of the day.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
J. II. JORDAN, President
J. FERGU son,
X. i. WEBB.
+. A. HILLEY,
ID. W. HARRIS, Secretary.
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We confidently anticipate doubling our
circulation within the nest twelve
months thus Offering to
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

refers pleasantly TO reception given last Friday even
Ing by Judge Bradley to the students Of the Harvard
Law School ns welcome exception to the exclusiveness
Of Cambridge social life The unrestricted conversation
Of the students with the professors reminded him OF the
pleasant reunions frequent at German universities.
where sprghy anecdotes and agreeable "reminiscences
tend 10 awaken reciprocal interest and TO dspe the OF
pressve auatcrity Of the lectureoom. The best thing
that be said OF college education is this IL raises
the tone OF the student lie Is brought face 10 face with
educated he bTeatcs for four years atmosphere
of culture and when he leaves college he Is man Of
finer fiber than r when he entered Professors and
students be brought together too often outside OF
the cla,s-roOms.
The Roman Catholic cathedral at Hartford,
the Of which laid last Sunday is 10 be
an elaborate brownst0nc edice OF the Gothic order,
with two spires, each 22O feet high. over the main
entrance there will be a marble atue Of St. Joseph
crowning the apex Of the roof The VIII be 26i
feet length aUd 93 feet in width the transept us
feet the sanctuary 80 by IS feet The interior walls
viii bc Of highly polished marble; the roof will be OF
slate, heavily ribbed inside there will be 200 windows
in le cathedral and IN the sanctuary; the main
entrance there vii! H immense window Of inri-
design the interior VIII be unbroken by galleries.
ana pCwsw accommodate 1000 persons, ana there
W. 1C five marble atars. The remains OF tie Late
BIS Mcfarland 10 be placed under the nigh altar
TIC llCuGal Vii. cost about S3OOOOO.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

YONEN on SCHOOL BOARDS-LEGAIZiNG lHE ACTS
OF EXCIsE BoARDs-DUHPING GARBAGE.
lFRos TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE 1KiBUNE.l
AIR,XY. May l.-Scnator EmersOn'5 bIl au-
fhozlng the election OF women as school trustees was
reported fayorably by the subcommittee OF the Whole
I'm the Assembly to-day. Mr. IiIsted Immediately moved
that # b. read tlird time ana the motion was carried
while the vote was being taken many members, upon
being called gave their reasons FOR voting for
ar o.uip,t the bill Several o the speeches interest
mg. The bill passed b. "a vote of - to 20,
most Of the opposing votes bong given 10y Democrats
MI MaIlets bll TO allow urotd corporations 10 pay
highway tax 10 commissioners OF towns, instead Of 10
rosdmascrs passed Assembly by vote Of 50 70 >.
In the senate~ir wag-ta7s bill legazing the acts Of
boards OF excise during the year ending today was
passed. Below s copy Of the biz.
SECTION l. All licenses granted by boards OF excise OF
any boards bodies exercising authority 70 STlD'
h, psos m TINS state since the INST cay C 1lay, 1870
grautng any prE.uh or persons thS ri-hl o sen Ss
i,ss tIau five gallons al a tnc 10 be drank ON the
premises ~ tie person or persons so ce,d shtl Ot
holding and boards granting such Licenses against prose
cnop Tor penalties and indictments for such sales on
non ,b7I guuly 10 Al sch sales made under such IL
ceuse, previous the hfst day or May 1871 but not
SEC 2 Any person 70 w'om license has been issued
which 10y us terms would expire after tLe saii Hit lS
city OF town IN which such license va l,sGed 81 an
amount PrOporiOuate 10 tie uneApren portion Ot tie
ment to he audited and allowed IN tue same manner as
other claims agalnst such city Or town.
senator Prince presented the following resolution, and
stated that on Sunday last 23 bargeoads Of dirt and
ofal were dumped into the East River near the place
Indicated and that the shores OF Long Island were
slrewn on day with dead dogs cats ana horses
Whereas alleged that large Quantities OF garbage mud
dectorous materials are being thrown INTO mo
waters East River west OF 1hroggs Nec and within
HE Jurisdiction OF the Pilot Commissioners OF NtNl orr, 10
the Injury the channel said Ver the destruction 0 many
beds Of oysters aud TIE great o. ho VI
| Queens ana estchester counties therefore,
That Pilot Commissioners OF NeNl ORR Do re-
report the practicable the
facts ABOVE s tod giving Information IN Lcr pOssesei
As 10 tie pares thus violating the law and staung whether
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

.rey three years old he pointed out the naccuracy OF
- account "vater. die rechnung ist fa'sch' es mach
" " ,,s +. and the boy was right. When 30 he was ap-
ntd Professor OF Astronomy at Gotngen ana Is SAID
80 afterwsri to slept from under the roof of his
- observatory but one occasion, and to have seen
otye for the first time only year before his DEATH
,b took place Feb %, 1855. His lectures were ex-
ainelv clear expositons In them he liked TO discuss
- ,ctbois and the roads 10y which he arrived AZ his
II r,slts He required the closest attention, anu OBJ
ed 10 the taking of notes lest his hearers should lose
~ ,hread of his argument The students, seated around
49, Ioture fable listened with delight the lucid and
oated addresses OF their maStor-addrcsSes more re-
semblinr conversations than lectures The chief figure
- ,n group" says of his biogrephers, stands be
ma with clear bright eyes, the right eyebrow raised
Ssr than the left, forehead high and vide, overriding
ttb gray locks, and cOuntenancc whose variations
-, all expressive o. the great mind within" He was a
W ~ rminei character and strong Will. and oNlt
cnr1Ous mixture OF scltconScOus dignity ami child
~ simplicity. lie knew several languages, was we'll
nAosjrfPi with English authors, and one oCcaso on
Immensely amused with passage In one of Sir Wal
w. scotts novels: The moon rises broad m tue porh
10" By unanimous c nscnt he has been ranked Win
ssstmcdes aud Newton as one OF the three sfve'oSt
Tastbem aticians that ever lNed
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
GENERAL NOTES.

The students of Rutgers College, Ncw-Jer-
sew are to wear oxford hats with black and scarlet 'a
Eels
The Royal Department of Agriculture, PIus-
sa regards pOtac-bu-s Us synonym ioI famine a'o
cautions captains sailors aud passengers Vi vessels '"
ing between the United States and Germany 10 De No71
watchiul in looking out for he bugs their eEgs' anu
lsrys They can do 80 by thoroughly examining al
vegetables brought on board; even the earlh "hcn
may be srcking 10 the potatoes can become VENICE lo1
eggs and arya Goods packed IN potato herD mus also
b. searched II is declared TO be uhid".ul !" ,lor &
potatoes from America 10 Germany Of 10 '"Ao "'"'''
pOtatO-peel OF kitchen refuse Of auy kihd'
The temperance people of Great bri'ain are are
greatly scandllized 10y the promised appcaiahceo Vi V
Prince Of Wales the capacity Of PFcsiGeht' "' soa
dinner Of the pubHcans bs gwen at WIiiiSs Ioois
some time this month Ii l. said that the Her ApParo"
@must have been shameluy imposed upon ana p's COR
obtained under false pretoDses" Loyal EnHiSnoH
and Engishuomen called upon TO unite WIN O"o
voice 10 avert 80 mOnstrOus scandal" INC TIinoo
might answer that considering how large Part OF tbS
revenue upon which lis income depends 10
from spirits aud beer trade, there IL no IeasoD VIZ
be should he squeAms and possibly the fIlhco "Ouu
ee right.
a correspondent of The Boston Transcript
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
ISICAL NOTES.

List will not accompany Wagner to London.
Miss Emma Abbott makes her debut in Boston
on Friday evening.
Rubm,ten's Nero will not be performed
in LouGUu TINS year.
tn, season of the Carl Rosa Troupe viii be
extended until May II.
The Richings- Bernard Opera Troupe IS play
ing N Chicago thiS week
Ole Bull still continues giving Positively
Farewell concerts i'm Boston.
A Cleveland paper criticiscs at some length
G0uuOd's " Funeral March Of y Mlpnonette."
Il is asserted that Herr Wagner intends TO
bring his latest opera, "Pefcvu' at Monaco next
year.
The Handel festival at the Crystal Palace,
in june viii have chorus Of 1000 voices and an or
chesTra Of 200
The concert 10y Miss Blanke which was post
poncd last week account ~ thC young ladJs Illness
viii be given at steinway's lower hall next Saturday
evening.
Theodore ThOmaS's tour through the West
seems 70 be perfect IiumpHal mach His concerts are
attended hy crowded audiences r. trains are run 10 ne
concerts on the railroads and parties come from all the
ntighboTilg towns 10 lear the performances
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
MUSIC.
HANpEL AND HAYDN TRIENNIAL FESTIVAL
The fourth Trienmal Festival of the Handel

HANI}EL AND HAYDN TRIENNIAL FESTIVAL
The fourth TriennIal Festival of the Handel
and Has IN Society U Boston will commence at the Bos-
ton Nusl, Hail the evening of Wednesday the l6,h
The society very old one, probably the Oldest
mu,. association in the couutry it has fine chorus
OF about GOO voices and II mas been making eA ira
ordinary eNctoHs 10 have this festival good posi-
Bile, some excellent performances may be looked for
Among the artists win be Kellogg Miss Thursby
Miss Cary ana Miss Matilda Philips and MeSSrs Chas
f. Adams un American tenor who has been singing for
some year, abroad With much succees), W. J. Winch, j.
/. Winch, and M W. Whitney, while the orchestra,
which will be under the baton of Mr. Carl Zerrahn viii
he composed OF the best material available in Boston,
together with number Of IhOuas's from this city
AZ tho fl rst performance on Wednesday evening Men
ocssohu's Elijah VIII be given, with Miss Kellogg.
Miss Cary Mr.. Adams and MT Whitney soloists. On
Thurs Jay afternoon MarcelIos setting OF Psalm XVIII
snd new Cantata by saint-S6cns, "Noe," will be
sunc on Thursday evening there viii be three choral
works an new TO Boston. namely, Bacl'S " Christmas
UratlIIu.' Redemption Hymn" hy ]. {. d. Parker,
ana Ferdinand Killers " Song Of Victory" with Miss
Thursby, Miss Cary and the MHssrs Winch. on Friday
evening will be presented Hanicis Samson with Miss
Kellogg Miss Phillips. Mr. Adams, SIR v hitncy and
Mr.. J. F. Winch saturday afternoons programme IL
made ND Of miscellaneous selections, including piano
concerto TO he played by Mr. Lang and the Festival will
he brought 20 q close with the rendering Of Hudel5
Israel in Egypt" which will take place sunday even
ing with Miss ThWsby, Ns- Cary, Mr. Adams, Mr Whit
ney and bir J. F. Winch in the solo parts.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

BARTLFTT-On sunday. Apri % May, daughter Of Henri
F1e9ds are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
wenesdiy May = lS. a, GcSsS & so a. me IeslieneS OF
ette. y. J.
CHAHRERLAIN-on Monday, April 80 Mary wife OfJames
Funeral from LEI resdence 225 West Forty ht9.t
weln, SHAY May 2 a. p M treni, are us29r'ea not 10
CIKKEY-At san Francisco April % r0rne,ia =, wife Of
hon John Currey, exClef Justice 0f .. c. OF California
FAWt ErT-Oa Tuesday. May Frederick Fawcett In the
Relatives and friends OF The family rsspeetul nyitea @
Seventeenth St. At half past II o'clock Friday morning.
May The remains viii De taken to Rye. " y, for inter-
PAYNE-At Eng,ewooi n J., on SUNDAY, April 20, Maria
W P3vuc Rector ~ > Paul's Church.
Funeral Wednesday May az s. Paus Church. Englo-
Rsrogd Of New.Tersey foot ot ChanberssL. at 9t5
and foot II fH,nty-thlrist at 3:l5 A. ~.
PORTFR-A south Coventry, Conn., on the 23d ult William
Porter, aged - years.
ponds APRIL 30 in tho stt9 ysar Of her age g:
late Judge David BrG9ks oI DItchr', ,"'sN a., ,,t
The fren1 oi the family are iny.ed 10 atd me inner
from her ate residence No. 229 East Nnetcenth-s' on
THURSDAY, Nay J,at+ y IN.
SANDFORD- on April 50. Euzabath T.. widow Of the late
Relative. aad frns 1reyitr attend The turra from the
Ienc7 81 her daslls Mfs r or = ESn ""n'' 'Oo i''
sHERMAN-Ol Tuesday May l. George sherman OF the
hrm OF Dunham sherman -,.., =, .,,.,
N1Gf f Gsra aPG o laf m late q rronca rs VEST Forty
II 0u THURSDAY. the Sd inst, It $50 D.
SMTTH-On sunday. April 90 Lydia L., Ndow Of Cyrus L.
The fcbis m 0 Of the tsmy are nyo to attend the funeral
iyn on Wednesday, MAY p At pm
TALB0T-On sunday Apr 20, Caroline crwuin'hed. wifo
In. OF boston In the 18th year of her age.
ffay' das re pe aI s ' 5 fa5s s Of . a cSor Td %
F ave, on "Wednesday. NAY ? at 1912 a NJ The remains
wALsH-At Gantyre Je1eTson CO. Kan on M'ld,y April April
walsh and REV William walsh Of Newsurgh. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
LATESI SNIP NEWS.
flor other sn,p yers Sc, second Page.


steamship Be. L,wrencc richmond CRY Point and
Norok Ia mdsc an pss 70 0ll Dominion s'eash % m 20
Noyie 92F Mi mdsc and pass to Iende Br'S
Qnce1sosf 22, with mdse aud pass Chai o. francsiyn
snip Royal Ahred oi I've goo t,gSf ylIo6, 4 Rrosn co
vessel TO Arsell, Tufts 6 90. ,..- 49,. :.
oays with IO,H sgar l'S 70 order Ve91e 70 H. g.
sctE clover lnger,o. Geoisg5ogn, > - a9S' win
schr u Bridges lof Pembroke ianarck aaian.as . i, Is
cav 'nT T hesS sfsr ee 3 Tt ii IL days. With
Der TO Fachd & Co. vessel 70 Warren hsy -
Scnr Ulya Il. smith. Ed"ards Js ksonYlue ~ Gays WIN
lumbc, to Drew & acA, vessel % Alylh ny g,gclL ,,,
Ptre 20 days stn and molasses 70 H. A. Naaoc q
Son, NcSsciIO Van Bumt & iiro. n. ..
dsys with rubber nuts &c, 10 t. Ausnt- q Co. vessei 70
sohf. saiAh A. Burr Arnold virginia with oysters
SAILED.
steamships Rictmold. for B.chmond; Ellie Knight for
Philadelphia ship magnolia, tO. Baltimore; bafes Z. =
Bush, e for HioEo: ko1iuson Crgsoe 70 Beyr1ut = l.
rnc ior Oiursi-r Mara Kuyper nr iho Baltic Frser.
iaf lGsir CoamJia fIr Rarbadoes Mary Jennes' for
b'rgor Auka1or. ior Eil2delphia: brss Mar nf ior
Jun 4. heney. for lasuayrli C. A. h2aui or ;. John.
ruomas Georlua, or Liverpool \. :; Adsio sicIoon
MEMORANDA.
Barr Eohns1n russo h,H's ,'r h l'r pioS'rf f
noa a4 o'clock ~nhooI damage aid passed out To sea At
o"o'A DOMESTIC PORTS.
FuRIREss NoNRoE, May l-PIssoi n-Brig Gocondo from
Nrs iues 1as r. and sea"saiP 1iasia fSi,Sd s,,a
su a., rom Natanzas AM oroled % Senfork
WHN1>sIuN " c. Nay ..--iitca oar. hDlaham skalle'
frlu Gloucester Cct sclr Iia NJ aT.Ggc, or fort a.
Pliucr. huron, for Barcelona.
Rl.HgoNp, Va. May I.-~aied, bark Minerva (Norl foe
T. .iunrr Cleared. b1ra O-cr. H. (NOTl for Dl zg.
roElLANp, Ac' Mag i-Ain'c'' scnr Aunaloh hon New
YORK.
GANEsIoN May Arrived schr Lizzie Hyer from Pml-
sailed Nii'glm Ess for Bremen.
BOSTON Nay "A rived bark Edward May fTom Manila
Cleared steamship Nm. Crane, or Baltimore bark warren
Hale,t for cape Ned ami Aircaj scs Hattie A. Wine.
Tor ryu, Kat. y hukcu Tor fhiatdIhl SAILED. sio'.-
slip y m. trahu.
San FKASC.sCO, May I.-ssiled PacinC Mail steamship
Pa.am3.
DISASTERS.
y s. MAY l'ht bar tVnln, from Glasgow Toe
Piriou went fOg Last mig near ArchaL she 70
ms red iyg t2d.J D.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAM 5HGPS.
PLYAuUu. May THE Hamburg American Lice siesrn-
ship SJCNIJ capt FraHz,u, from NeW YORK Apr 20 iOr
Hamburg, sIrlyUI here today.
MOlULF, Nay l.-ihe Allan Line steamship sdTmauan,
Capt Ard fro PORT nj pul 81 via Halifax for Liver.
poI,. we'd here to-day.
The STATE line steamship state u Georgia capt Cooper.
New York April 49, lur GAS also arrived here To-