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THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD.
MOVEMENT TOWARD RECONSTRUCTION.

MOVEMENT TOWARD REcoNsTRucTIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO, May IT, ls77.
Anumbcr OF prominent brokers Of the ''Big Boardn
met yesterday afternoon 10 to
the confidence the people and ameiicrac the dooral
ICED s,ate.of the stock market proposition was made
TO close the Board. bat II not determined upon.
committee appointed to visit the Bank OF Cali.
lorna, Nevada Bank the AngloCaliiornia, London
and San Francisco banks and request those
institutions 10 aid the bi okcrs 10 protesting holders
OF stocks Otherwise the brokers will refuse TO sustain
their customers IL was also determined 10 issue
address 10 the people on the subject Of
paying assessments. Resolutions were adopted that
the practice OF broker loaning STOCKS 70 another
be discontinued that no more such transactions take
place between members or this board, that more
informal sessons be allowed, but that all sessions be-
tween regular ut the board be presided over
by the caller and all sales recorded.
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THE DEvOURING ELEMENT.


PAPER MILL BURSED--Loss AND DETAILS
or ISsURANCE--A GAS EXPLOSION.
PirrspELD, Mass, May Ii, 1877
The paper mill Of 2. Crane Jr.. al Dolton was burned
hts morning with contents. The loss Is S55, 600 aud
he insurance, $53, 400 divided follows I'm rerla
md Northern. OF England SCOTTISH, Com numerical aud
Continental or New York; Marine Of Springfield Eina
u Hartford, and Royal Canadian OF Montreal. each
$500; National, fhenx, OF Hartford, Williamsburg
Jty, Manhattan, wcstchestcr and Atlantic, OF New
Fork Commercial Unlor OF England each 81 500 Ger.
an-American, ofNcw York Queen, OF England; North
British. and Mercantile, OF England, each S. iu0 Shoe
and Leather, 81 Boston, Fire Association. Phadel
phla; ST. Paul, OF Minnesota, each 1900; Paterson
OF Paterson, ~ j. ST. SEQ American. OF Philadelphia,
$1,000; Insurance Company Of North America Ph!la-
dcphia, 81. 900.
GAS EXPLOSION.
Tho Waterman on the premises went into the gas
house connected With the mil he discovered
TIC fire. for the purpose OF shutting OF the gas and
having lantern an explosion took place, which, IL Is
feared, fatally injured him.
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NINE. GALLAUDET.

Washington despatch, under date OF he 18th inst.
says:-"blme. Gallaudet died al tho Deaf and Dumb
Asylum here to-day while at family worship.
Shc struck with apopcxy and cx-
pred instantly, sitting IN her chair She
was in her cightcth year Nine. Galaudct
was the mother OF Professor Gsauhct, who founded
the National Deaf aud Dumb Asylum and l. us present
pres dent Her husband, the FIRST Professor Gaaudct,
inst itued he famous Deaf and Dumb Asylum At Hart
ford Conn.,, tho hrst IN the United Stacs. Mmc Gnl-
l,udet was first mute ever educated in America.
Before her time mulcs we're regarded as hopeless
oi tuition, there being no method Of inparting
instruction to them. All her living children have
made A profession Of teaching the dumb and
gagged in various asylums throughout tho country.
She was for many years maron OF the Institution
where she died. -"
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THE WHEELER EXPEDITION.

RENDEZVOUS OF THE VARIOUS SECTIONS AND
WORK TO BE ACCOMPLISHED.
WASHINGTON, May 49, 1871
The Wheeler expedition, which IS about TO take the
Geld for the season Of 1877, Will BIO divided into three
sections; one OF which, the Colorado section, will
rendezvous at Fort Lyon on the kansas, Colorado;
one the Utah section at Ogden, Utah, and one. the
California section, al Carson City, Nevada.
THE BE DONE.
There will be regularly organized parties, which
will prosecute asystematc survey covering bells meas
ured BY the rectangies tho upon each OF which
will finally appear IN complete atlas sheet. An add-
iona special base measurlng and lrtanguaton party
will operate connection with The Utah section, and
special party will occupy points in the Srrras,
near aud south OF Lake Tahoe, most interesting
tion In topogr aphcal details
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ADELAIDE. Marsh i4-Arived bark Banda d'r, stoery
RAMA April s-.rrved brig Meta GER, s,renso New
Sailed March % brig callao, Lceman. Rio Janero tbs
ssssvos yayn7-$fri,sa ;ehr. Lsospors. Bonsey, Phil
'dsp:i Is .aRr psaEf 1h.os
sys ExcssoT Ssr,. Mayor. New York; 9th schr Maria
In p"rs Ssy % BARK. Mary Russell, Ssksrssn. from
}ss ss '' ass F'9E
s ss's' h III ch s ch"dsy
wh'rsa from bns'pn ,,Ds
'fssss pysf bib
tnssxss1.s March as- II. pe,: ship Lucy Wills
GosAIYEs pri ~ In por schr Altoona, Fitzgerald for
transisss 10Th. hris Hsspsrsn winding do: asd bark
's s.sa h sss .. Maes1 rosa
March - Strvsa Ssrs Mater Ip s A.
n Xnl ss Hazard wais snn
Sailed March DO ship British Army iBr,, Reed Portland
In pcr. Aprl s. ship Grsndee. shillseer nnc brig soa
SxwcAsrLN SsW, March 10 sailed ships Yieotwins,
s sol !'e S g. A ns q
Eohsrison: cumerts ,srl, steward and parhSn' tBr,
NORTH sypssS. Ways~Arrved ssrks Finland. and Al.
ousnpc, MAY ii-Auysd. ship. punrosin Castle. jack.
Aberdeen LcapinS Water. Waters Greenock Iinpe
SorwsS, Lake superior stewart ivsreool con.ssn ton
pcngsr znga" y,,. a,snd.
.d fsa aas ssi' a.i.
onss m ia sa
s" s"s sa,srs
S'.en Marian sn.o C.ro
Cleared ith steamers Sardnian button London; Phn-
Rio JSsxiso April s-Arrived bark Ralso ,Br, Ovens
Baltimore.
9Th. brig rosldin, Or, Kirkhsm, pemers-a
RIO Inssns Mach On stISssd S,,. II,nsrn. Dam
sSpsfr. Ssa' March si--Arrived e.rts Escort Water
April JOS soac, Weston New York II before reported
wrlIIscros 81. March 2i-Arrvca. sch, Anna Rose.
Waite. kiapars-put In through stress OF weather
frgn STEAMER CRY ov Ricmxospl
sailed asth, Marco Polo. Thomas. Quebec land wa. OF
AeegS. wcA. Apri. sIn port. sesgu. Stephens; Roe
xlssniA April 34-sailed, cnmpdoslio Dsmchl, Phil.
BsAcHv lIx.n April as-on. pario. corsneso, from
MARROW. April 3O--ssilcd. Hoppct. wikandcr. Bull
River Adelgundc. ogas'd ouobcc May Onyx. Hatch.
,BMisroL May ARRIVED. Kate Powell. Hammond.
sailed ls. sarah. Culver Quebec; ID Walter segfried,
Bnssrs April ao~Arrived, { wylie, walters, Homo.
:, Sal cd 10Th Der Psmmer Bohm; ch.,les,on; Derby.
BLnoA April ~ sailed Mozart. Aibrcthsen, Now York.
BoRpEAux. April 29-salled from Pauilac. Johanna.
koepke New YORK
,BsouwxRsaAvxS. May i-saed Robert Lane. Murray,
llcvtet
CoRK. Aprl 3o-Arrved. Embla. McKcr zic. Baltimore
CARDIFF. May Cleared. v lillian Wright. Quebec.
CADH. April 26-Arriyed. Putchet Pares. Norfolk Va
: Newman. Newman. New York via corunna.
sasG sS Williams. sssi Boston aA wesley
Seymour, Southergreen, do.
DIAL. April 3O-Arrvcd, Peruvian Congress. Power
Calcutta for Dundee Mary Law Dunlop san Francisco for
NIL (nnd procecded)
on I'd Grant, Forcnaess, from Bull River ssestin.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. May loArrived. ship Alert Park, HuauiIlos
via Queenstown
Sailed 18TH barks ossph Baker Ryder. New SOM
erville (Br) Baker. do.
BREMKx. May l2-saled. ship Tros tNor), Brsser
America.
CARDIFF. May i2-Saied ship Ellen 0oodspesd. Morse
Rio Janero; Chandos Ross. Hong Kong.
CApiz, Mny i2-Arrved. bark Tuos Armstrong, Maur
an New York; also the "Chco," from do.
Sailed 18Th. ship Florence Treat. short. - schr
Newman. Newman Boston.
DEAL May l3-Arrived bark Mexican (Br>, Baxter
Pensacola for Kings Lynn.
uAxpuRG May 1l-Arrived. bark vicsoris yor,. Bergs
uud, Baltimore
Sailed 18TH Mary Myshrall OBJ, Tucker Philade phia
HULL May l3-Ssed. ship ALASKA. Anderson San Fran
cisco bark Reno tAust, Peregale, Philadelphia.
AvRE May l2-SaiIcd bark Proaerpina tAus), Ivancch
New York.
INxIsuowEs HEAD May io-saiied. bark Alpha CNop
Anderson from Londond,rr Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL May Arrived. Ontario (Br), Bon
chette Philadelphia ships Lord Lytton DR. Daku. Cal
weston: 18th. Cuba. Theobad. San Francisco.
Sailed 18th bark Captain Peter Dahl tNor), Johnson
Philadelphia.
Loypos. May ia--Arrived. steamer Elysia fBr)
McRitchie New York.
Lizard, May i3 = AM-oG, steamer Labrador (Fr),
sanglier, from New York for !iavrc.
PLYMOUTH May i3-A-rived. bark Marlborough tBr),
Irvine. Pensacola.
Qunrssrowx Mny l3-Arrived. ships moonlight. Water
house. Jarvis island Bsyard Br,. Heard. Francisco
barks Saga tNor,. ralck. Baltimore; David, dtnD,
Rovasnc Philadelphia; Perseyerante dta) Bozzo Balti
nose
Also arrived 18th. Pennsylvania, Harris, Phila
delphia for Liverpool
WATERFORD. May la-saied, bark Emma C Bcsl, Bailey.
Archangel
SLIGO, May l2-ssiled, bark Armenia dtaD. Cavsllo
Philadelphia.
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AN UNPROvOkED ASSAULT.

Michael Higgins, OF No. 100 Blocker street, last
night entered the saloon at No III East Fifteenth
street aud called Tor crlDs While quietly
drinking The cooling beverage 10 the saloon,
several men attacked him, Knocked him down
am trutaliy kicked HIM They tncm threw him
tue sidewalk. where hc found by an oinccr
bleeding prouscy from several g. In tho
mead. He wac taken 10 Bellevue Hospital, where his
wounds wcrc dressed after whicn he was taken homo
His assallants were not arrested.
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letter from Capt Jenkins bark Sea Fox. OF NIB. re-
port her Panama May with - bbs Up oil since last
ported. -
letter from Capt BAXTER Of brig varnum Ill., Of NIB
her arrival BArbados May H. all WE'LL Would
ship 100 bbls oil by schr Belle OF LunenburS Nh for
Boston
futile attempt to resume voyage Is to rem ain here
until nsructins received from her 10 leaking
badly and will probably . condemned.
RUSSELL Bay Of Islands,, NJ March lo-Bsrks Gaxeie,
Niger both Of bedford to-day for supple
The took bbs sperm latter 70 bbls since
previous
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ROBBED AND LEFT DEAD.

CHARLESTON. S. c., May 13, 1877
A brutal assassination was perpetraled last Friday
evening on a lonely road about fifteen miles from this
city. j. Evans Edngs, young white man, who
carrying ST. 200 TO pay the wages OF the hands at tho
phosphate works was anbushed. shot In his buggy,
roehed aud lett dead IN the road. Two negroes were
arrested to-day aud confessed the crime. The money
was found Ia their possession.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MAY A. l87-wlTH SUPPLEMENT-

miles from Norfolk butt Dantse 10 1875 Also
AZ the same lime her rigging, sails chains anchors &C.
Qrx.Ec May l1-ships Rinde and London were IN col
ision In ballast ground last evening and sustained con-
slider able damage the latter having her stern store In
LAuscMxpAt Lamons recently. from the yard Of Cool
idrs Hcdgkins, fn- clipper schooner OF 10 tons
named Irving Leslie builders and Others and
q be employed in the fishing business under command OF
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A DESPERATE WOMAN.

Ann Martin, egcd twenty five years, vas arrested yes
torday afternoon charge Of having abandoned her
infant After she had been locked up cell she at.
tempted to commit suicide by hanging hcrscf 10 dis
over the cell door by means OF rail, she was bar
covered by DoorMan Malse who cut her down in time
o save her lie.
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REGIMENT AT CHURCH.

Tho Forty. seventh regiment paradcd under com.
mand OF Colonel d. L. Austin, in Williamsburg last
evening, their way TO st. PauPs Church. corner
Marcy avenue and Penn street They pore side arms
only and after passing in review before General Ira
r. Bcebc and stan OF the church porch were addressed
by their chaplain, Rev. Ncwand Maynard. After the
services the regiment marched 10 the corner OF Bed
ford avenue and Pom street and wore dlsmlsscd.
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A MURDEREk'S SUICIDE.

BRANDON, VI, Mny Is, 1877.
The probable murderer OF Frank Brandon was found
dead the railroad track last night about three and
q half miles IRON here, whore he had shot himself
with revolver. short time previous he had threat
eued TO shoot o section hand with . rifo which
the latter wrcscd from him ana brought hero, whcrc
IL was identified as the ono which the Brandon boy
took with him whom no won't cunning yesterday.
The murderer and suicide was good looking, about
twenty years OF age stranger here and doubtless,
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"A BISHOPS CONSIDERATION.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Nay Is,

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. May Is, 1877.
The Rev. Dr.. Moore, pastor OF 81. Patrck's Church
in this city, was to-day consecraied Bishop OF ST.
Augustine The occasion great pomp nd
attracted the largest congregation gathered In the
Charleston Cath eral six bishops and thirty priests
participated. Bishop Gibbons, OF edmond preached
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THE WHIPPING POST.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WILMINGTON, Del, May 49, 1877.
The scml-annual logging took place yesterday at
moon the yard of tho County jail At Newcastle. Five
men, all coored, wero logged by the Shcrin.
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DIED..

FRANCIS Suddenly on Sunday. 18th inst, Of heart
disease GEORGE w. FRANCIS, Of Brooklyn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
THoRP.-AI Saugaiuc. Conn, May IL. CHARLxs A.
THoRP
Funeral services at Presbyterian Church, Norwak,
Tuesday afternoon three O'Clock Twelve O'Clock train
from New York.
lFoy other Deaths Sea NintA Rdga,
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NorroLk MAY i2-Mcssrs Leigh Bros PHI rs viii sell
at the Of Gampbels wharf to-day AZ IL AN, The No.
we "a An hsrk 1rphcus " 647 tous register built NJ Ham
nrv in Iay AMI thoroughly repaired In 1875 also NJ the
same thne her sails, rigging chains, nnchorS &C.
Immediately AFTER above sale they VIII se'l ~ ucssr m
A Power " Cos warehouse. the German ship Arsecua
de IT, OF Dsntsc, she lies ashore - Ocean View,
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A CATTLE TRAIN WRECKED.

RocKHiLL, Pa, May 13, 1877.
An extra stock train from West with provisions
for Europe ran into the North Pennsylvania
Railroad ut Rockni station this aiternoou. Egnt
cars loaded with enttlo wrecked aud one maa
injured. Trains delayed by the wreck
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE DESTROYED.

AMSTERDAM \. y, May l3, 1871
Tho residence of Unah Christman, wealthy farmer,
situated near Amsterdam to-day destroyed by are
Total oss o00 insurance. $500 OF which 81 900
is In the Farmers Mutual and 81 300 IN the Ena Ii
Is supposed disaster occasioncd by detective
stovcplpe.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents snd informed
that by telegraphins tho HERALD London Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No. ~ Fleet street. London" the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc rOperA.
Paris the arrivals and from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be csbled this
country FREQ of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will nd tho Paris Office this economi
cal y expeditions for tcle graphing news
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Il. A. TUCKER.

II. A. Tucker, formerly OF this city and OF the firm
Of H. a. Tucker & Co. in Broad street, and member
oil the New York stock and Gold exchanges, died IN
Chicago on Tuesday last, tue Sth INST.
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CAPTURE AND RETURN OF THE pxrAULrrNG
FUGITIVE.

FUGITIVE.
san FRANCISCO. May Is. 1877.
Lieutenant W. W. Fleming, OF the Twelfth United
States infantry quartermaster and eommissary at Al
caraz obtained leave OF obsence the 5th Of May for
ten days and took tho overland train. Immediately
after bis departure the military authorities ascertained
thar he had borrowed all the money he
could obtain from his friends and had sold his pay for
the current month 10 several parties examination
showed that prison iunds and personal funds amount
ing 10 about 50, 200 Entrusted to him wcro missing
Other sums which he had previously obtained will
probably swell the total amount TO 1000. He
arrested Laramie last Friday and Is MS way
back.
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MRS. MORGAN l.. MOTT.

Tho wife OF Morgan L. Mott, OF Poushkecpsic, Prcs-
don't OF the Hudson River Driving Park Association,
did suddenly Saturday night from paralysis. She uAs
nifty years OF age.
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OBITUARY.
ARCHBISHOP FOLDING.

AKCHLISHOP FULDINIF
Advces from New South Wales announce the death
OF Archbishop Folding, head or tho Roman Catholic
Cnurch in Australasia which occurred at Sidney on tho
10th March last HIS in the British colonies
OF the South Pacific extended during fortyone years,
and By his efforts priest and citizen he contributed
largely to the prosperity Of the communities IN which
h. resided Although devoted 10 the Church his heart
was largo enough 10 include all races aud creeds, and
he widely rotcd TOR his unassuming piety and
liberal feeling
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

vESKzUELA-NoRTH COAST.
The light At Puerto Caheo Is whitct 1xed light and
not red fixed light, published IN previous notice
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FOUL PLAY.

BErBLEnEx, Pa, May Is, 1877.
The dead body OF Philip Reilly Of Fcrndale Pa. was
found at O'Clock this morning the Lehigb Val
ley Railroad between Catasaqua and Allentown There
psi shot IN the head and three deep cuts IN the
body Foul play conectured. but there Is no trace
n OF murderer.
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OUT OF THE WATER.
FATAL END TO A STEALING EXPEDITION.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRIsRuRG Pa NAV LIZ 1877

Yesterday the body OF Charles Dufy, drowned 10
the river sbous thirteen miles above shis city nine
ten weeks ago, was found few milcs below
tho point where supposed 70 have fallen the
river Duny and . man named McElwse whose body
was recovered three weeks ago, had been stealing
expedition and crossing the river With their plumber,
the boat capsiacd and they were drowncd.
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irpi River will ROMAN nearly stationary.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past tweutyfour hours. in
parison with the ponding date OF last year.
dlca,ed by the thermometer at Hddnurs pharmacy.
I m Hudinu.-
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
- -. :
Ose
: = - 7'771.771177 - - ;
Sdiis. Destination |

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or NAY AND JUNE
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Shin Sterling for San Francisco bark Abbic Frank
AMER; brig Herbert Olive (Br), Cork or Falmouth.
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tVPTHHe ycsVT""vs OSl
average temperature for corresponding date last
year ......... Observation-Disclosures. $50
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
vATIONS.
NAY Is. 1877.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IS, 1877,
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AM
HERALD wHTTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrEsTOSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer city of Richmond Brj. Leicb Liverpoo! May
pa ana % an s T, at a'Ss &
for Glasgow. pr.c'ednE Gndsr h !. 0n os s 70
passed .semed brig rugged steamer. bound ";
fs PM lai dao Ion a - spoke steamer cry Of Brus-
i sss Sros ss"fs 81 vs.P' ss p''ts'
ioa 81 ~ passed French bark l. With white hull
Steamer kch,nond Kelly Richmond. CITY Font and
Norfolk, with mso aud passengers to the oid Dominion
steamer Ellie knight Mccrcory Philadelphia. with mdse
ship I.mp,rs Peace lot LyerDooR wrlismsop Gal,
es. Of T" Good opc March M and crossed the Equator
April T. lon 81 y; lob easisrly
IL ia a $ lon u 10 +. spoke ship katnon tBr from
GrinneiI, Mintorn { Go Was % days Of the Banks
Bark Regnlas tSor, Hus 80 days. in ballast
BARK GHchsn rr. Bouon Bnlea % da c IN ballast to
Boyd Iiaeken !. anchored z, SANDY ao9s M
with sugar Grinnc Mn.nrn Coz vsssei,c hcney
Ssy 81 rn % WINDS '''
Bark ebe Nor) fre.ag, stavanEer 20 days In ballast
big ssaso John. b. Foster: De%ersr. 2, day.
with variable 70 sG xns was days q
srr Dashsway small Old n.rOc,; ia y days y Nth
. .sss.. with ,i'a .,roSs NJ winds
chr David Ames of Roekand,. Fiand'rs Msysgnnsn:
brown ~ Was Vas 10 days Of asSa. strong SE winds
Schr Ellen ,of ST John. MI. Ford Mayayuea. PR. %
Jays with sugar and moasscs to u RverR Coz vessel
10 Nevius Sons. Was days Of Haterns with light
NE winds. s,. -,
ware greakwacr ~ days. with to Rowland Aspin.
wall: vessel to Parsons h Loud. -
Schr Nellie Sawyer tof P0rtlsnd) Hall. Havana April
via Wilmington. NC. May with molasscs 20 order MAY
10 lat 81 "a 30 passed vessels topmast with gE ng
attaehsr. AppStAhtrs hoon.tnE 70 brig tfhs put
iuc inington April IL for rcpsirsbeors reporteda
schr Mary Newell of Philade phiai, NOVEL;, sagua I
days with TO Goss'cr Co vessel 70 mas'crwas
DAYS n Of UNtieras with NJ winds and Gains
schr Carrie Nelson. French Norfolk.
Scnr p & schultz Thorn son. Fredericksburg, Va.
Schr Jas Fayies, Dickensnn, Ricl niond.
Schr J Carlton, Thurston, Richmond, Va
Schr Chas Dai.er. futile, Virginia for New Haven.
schr II r Ely Thornton Virginia for New haven
scnr Jas Stansbury Foxwr. Virginia tor New Haven
Schr Alex Wiley. Bcacham Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Annie Reynolds. Booth. Virginia
Schr Cornelin Newkrk. Huntlcy, Virginia
Schr " u Leonard, Lowry. Virginia.
Schr j cnn Young. Curtis vir-inin
schr Vim FHrren. LinsdAy. Virginia
schr A 4 + Benton. Budd. Virginia
schr Jas Boyle, csppcrley. Virginia,
schr Eurotns, human. virginia.
Schr q schultz. Thompson. Virginia.
Schr Woodrun inns. Bennett Virginia.
schr W T. Rockhtil. Georgetown. DC.
Schr n RAYMOND. Cranmcr. Georgetown. pC.
schr Omke. Amos. Edmonds. Gcorgctowu. DC.
Schr Helen tIasbrouck. Sopcr. Alexandria.
Schr Meteor, Williams from steamer Rnsand. ashore AZ
Long Branch. s.o..,.
~chr Christina fisherman. Arnold. days OUT with 80
bblS IT. acksrel
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE

steamer City Fitchburr Springer New Bedford for
New YORK. .
steamer ;aatea. Walden. Providence for New YORK :
Steamer Tne. Ewing. New London and Norwich for New
York.
srhr fIsrhinrer, Alien. Providence for Now York.
schr JuasA Bcrkc Kelly. Providence for New YORK
schr zion Howard Dreamer Providence Tor New York.
Sehr Geo Il prescott l'rovdence for New York
schr Honest Abe. Pierce, Providence for Now York
Schr l. 8 Hatch Hatch, Providence tor New York.
ii Srhr Henrietta. Linden New Haven tor New YORK,
Schr ua A Tate Tate Bridgeport tor New York.
scbr " m l. Peek, Bunec. Cold Spring Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
gchr John Brooks Fox New York for bridgeport.
schr Helen Augusta, Pratt Newburg for Madlciown.
Schr Isle OF Pines Legg Rondout for Providence.
Schr Nellie II Benedict Adams, Port johnson for Boston,
schr Eliza Ross, Lewis Amboy for Providence.
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