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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

surp wScuxsrER Or, from Liverpool before reported
as ashore NJ Cape Henry got of and taken into NORFOLK
was In dock the latter place April 10 me salvage hhu
not he en- settled and the will probably BIO taken into
smP ALICE ysSYARp. from MeIones for Europe before
as having into Montevdeo IN DISTRESS WAS
curde ned aud supposed to have been broken up.
sup Br at Calcutta March 81 Tor New York.
had damaged by collision NJ the former
DO
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HERALD YACHI WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 2, 1877
ARRIV AIS.
REPORTED HERALD srEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHlrEsroSE TRLgoRAPH LINZ

Steamer Holland rl, Kelly Lo don Aprii 10, WI er-
chand,se ~ passengers TO n W Hurst. Apri rs
lat ~ 49, ION Ri passed tho hr,gant ne Ranger OF
jersey CT bound 9Th g;30 AN. Int 10 w Ion ~ ~.
passed an Ancnr ste ,mcr bound f. The u hal strong
westerly winds With high to 81 W. thence moderate
winds " ID weather with frequent f,gs
Steamer Canada frl. franruel. iIavrc April ~ VIA
plymouth 22d with nase aud 10 Louis dc broihn
steamer Aocmarr ,iiDns lewcs. Del with indse 10 the
Old Dominion steamship CO.
steamer Columbus. Reed. Havana April IS with miso
and passengers 20 WIN Y Cyde n "a. My BAN, Hat.
asas bsaripe W. PASSED bark keystone bound ".
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Steamer Agnes Smith, Philadelphia. with mdse to b.
steamer Panther. Mills PhilsdsDhs, with coal to the
BARK Kvik sNoD. Lorsngs. Manila via Singapore, Dec
BARK x.rs.e. sp: NarssGs o...nIa e day.: with sui
Bark Avonport of Windsor. Ns, Porter Liverpool 81
drs n s.rs Ghaps oss Taylor
via Delaware Breakwatsr 81 days. In ballast to Funch
Hsrr Martha Reid cof Glasgow, Davies cslao Jan 10
s.s hs%Rs1 Whitney
Cape Horn and crossed the Equator March % In lon 50 o.
painted nI1 L ~ I ps. ss
' s.s II Gays. with
BARK Mary Riasout sof Andrews NIB Gibson
video 81 days with wool to Brett Son Co. Crossed the
BARK Lucille Br, Andrews. Trinidad days with mdse
to order: vessel to seammel Bros.
$ 1 Welsh: vessel 70 i smith Co. Had light winds
an TX Ssrs. Nelson. Masansas 10 days. with
gar rIs F JanT Edy Smith S0 of dorchester N.Y. Thompson
Lsish 81 DAYS ballast Punch. Edge Co April n.
bottom al and white ssp anchored Z
y Bros. YES e Z H.. e
heavy S,' gale from sw lasting IL hours. !. -,
k.ss p days. with
c. sa S.S with sugar
g a. = g 81
% .rsnas Tor New York with loss OF sails making
Nassau since arrived ut Wilmington, MOI.
Grinmei Mnturn TO-; vessel to Miller Houghton. Was
DAYS OF atteras with light northery winds and fog
s's aasiS was q Gss's' with and
Brig Starlight cot Baneor Tucker sasua IS day, via
schs Jas Brown. Kane, Bonaire 10 days. with salt to
sehr Katie Collins tof Philadelphia, Mathews Cardenss
via Delaware Breakwater IA days with moasses to
Howell Son Coz s: snru to haa
Minnie Loud Holt Maanxas ID days, with sugar
schr II Bis6ss Libby Ruatan IA days. With cocoanuts
schr Henry williams Wilson. Jacksonville days. with
Scnr Florida Bsy!ey Jacksonville 10 days. with lumber
TO Drew 4 Bncki. x
schr @ Anderson. Anderson Jacksonville days. with
Schr Webster barnard Cranmer. Jacksonville 2 days.
with lumber to Drew bucki. -
schr L McKeen. McKeen. Jacksonville 10 days, with
seSr Clara Ber.sn Dakin Charleston days. with
Der TO Evans Ball 4 Co.
Schr J X Shaw, Cox. Richmond.
Schr Seabird Curles Virginia.
Schr John lsrice. Rogers Virginia
schr Mary Tibbitts. Maxwell. Virginia
Schr 4 X Wilson. Cropper Virginia.
sehr Fannie Warren Lppnso.s virginia for New Ha
schr W Hine. Chatfeld. Virginia for Fairhaven.
Schr NJ & Arnold, Arnold Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Russell. French PhiladclphiA for Suybrook.
u2- Steamer Wieiand Ger. which arrived from Ham,
burg and avre LIST inst reporss:-Had strong westerly
light easery winds and fine weaher last throe days much
log April II lat 49, Ion IL 20, two masted
apparently in Distress with Cnnard steamer close by
bound W. showing signals JkFP; %, lat ~ 40 lon
SIS 10. British ship. bonnd Il, showing signals RCFG
10TH AM lat Al 3d. lon " 20 an lnman steamer bound
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.

Steamer City Of Fitchburg. Springer New Bedford for
scSr Viola. Cole. 81 John NIB. Tor New York.
s sssT
schr GeorEiana. Brown. Calais for New York
ss sh. Trimmer. Davis. Maiden Tor New YORK;
s sss1 sx
s sssr
Sem . WsI % New New YORK
schr Rishsrd Law .ldTdge: irGyidsnee for Nsw Yoyk
sehr sarah Reed. Arnold Providence New YORK.
s sT soa FOR York
Lille Faikenburg Falkenburg. Providence for New
ser Anne Webb Webb Pr pr0yaspss for New York.
ser
schr winsow Morse Young: New Haven for New York.
sesr kisSas SIfi smith Virgins
schr ws Kelsey HrTs,s,d tS t Ssx Yo y,
schr Randolph Parker Connections River. for Now
scnr Hattie Lon, Pratt Gold Spring for New York.
schr . Cunningham. Dickson. Portland. ct for Now
Schr Northsm, Roe Portland. Ct. for Nov York
ssr ~
schr Hester. Davis, Pertchester tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Mary Agnes B De Costa, New York for 8. Johns.
Brig g P sherwood SBr,. Tuyney; New York for Cork
sehr rocha.sett, williams. New York for Boston.
ssSr DG '
Schr Henry, Chase. New York for New Bedford
schr Harriet Ryan Robbins. New York for Harwich
Schr Jonathan Cone Gone, New York for Providence.
Schr Morning Star Parks. New York for Cohassett
Schr Annie RUSSELL Chatheld. New York tor Portland.
Schr Fannie q Warner, Dickinson. New York for Hart
Schr veranda, Pond. New York for New Haven.
schr Maria Hesrn. Braistel New York for Middle
town, CT.
schr A Lawson. Fitzpatrick, Haverriraw for Provi-
dence.
Srhr Henry May. Hatch lIoboken for Providence.
schr Highlander. Wood. Iloboken for Providence.
Schr Clara Rankin, EzAbethpOrt for Somerset.
schr Eli, Ellis. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr q smith, Bowman, Port johnson Tor boston.
schr Thos Potter Handy Port johnson for Fall River
Scnr Modesty. Nckerson Port johnson Tor Plymouth.
Schr Crockord. Hart. Port johnson for Providence
schr Evergreen. Turner Port Johnson for Providence.
schr Zoe. spear. Port johnson tor Providence.
Schr Cornelia. Lyons, Port johnson for Providence.
schr Braxos, RRvno Port johnson for Providence.
Schr u l., Lowell. Port johnson for Providence
schr Salmon washburn. Hathaway Port Johnson for Fall
scnr NJ f Woodruff Horton. Port johnson for Provi-
dence
schr Convoy French Amboy for Boston.
Schr G Morris. Norton. AmbOy FOR Providence.
Schr Mary Tibbitts. Tbbitts Virginia Tor Now Haven.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DISTRICT,
ToMPKINsvILLE NY. May 2. 1871
The Bartlets Reef Ligntvesse Long Island sound has
taken from her station Tor repairs Relief No 70
painted lead coor) has been put In her plaza -
A KHIND. Com USN,
Lighthouse Inspector Third district.
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Steamers Labrador Fr, for avre Abyssinia (Br. Lv-
ernool civ of Nnw York. Havana; Gen Barnes. >avsn
mah Ashland Charleston ships Nuovo Rather laD PEN
arth oal-: Sophie Gen. Bremen: Cieopatra Ger.
d. santa Clara francisco; barks Bcrner
Cork or Faimoub Ju,sto Aus) do; rrosperno Paiasso
Itn do: turopa (Nor Rotterdam johann Marie (ier).
Hamburg Nuovo Bareras (sp vgo. Soodell shanghai;
u Parr tBr, Caao; Srigs TreImore tNor), Elsiuorc;
Ramirez. Nassau, MP.
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BELOW,

Bark Name b (Aus), Lucovch from Alexandria Jan IT,
Bark Reindeer, from Demerara.
BARK Rebecca Caruana johnson. from Matsnzas TO War
dell X Co. -
Harry Alamo (3er), from Key West.
Bark Paul Thormann Ger, from -.
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SUICIDE OF AN INVALID.

william Feeny, aged twenty-,hree years. Of No. 2s6
West Twenty seventh street. who had been sick for
the past four years. ended rendered miser
able by iEtense suffering yesterday by shooting him
self In the heart. He died almost instantly after the
weapon discharged.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New London May 2. schrs Flying Fish, Emma
ane Chas Colgate from South Sheands with oil and
Arrived at barbados April 10. schr G Phillips. Nicker
son, Of Provlncetown, with eco 5bls OIL.
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s1-NOrICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
coAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains or officers
engaged in the coastng and foreign trade obssrv
removal OF sea buoys are requested
TO the HERALD that 1t may DO
brought publicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter ITO the editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton displaced buoys the Of their removal Will
suffice observed along the Atlantic and Paeinc
coasts American Continent When they observed
on the coast OF tho Mediterranean
be either by telegraph
or letter 20 the NKw York HERALD 40
Fleet street. London TO the Paris office Vi Avenue Do
ropera Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London or
"Beunett III Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where Of
observed the Of countries beyond
the OF the telegraph In Asia or Africa captains
may upon reaching this first conven-
ent This information will DO caoed ec OIL charge to
the HERALD and published
nz-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERTNG
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The Nsw Yonx
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
Tor use board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning the red changing from one 10 the
other In several miles distant.
CAPTAINS vessels this signal will obge us
by preparing marine news they may have Tor the snip
News Department oil the HERALD.
r-Persons DESTROYS with vessels arrv
inr at Now York do by addressing such vessels
care of HERALD yacht. Pier No 1 East River New
York Letters received from parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates are required
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
sys AND MOON Cow sa Sd sAs sSe IL IS
sun ts........... q IS Sandy Hook. ..morn II so
Noon rises. !. morn II II He'll Gato.....eve 20
HERALD YACHI WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS
MAY ., 1917
Hour. inches che. i Deg. win. w.ssss.:
Staten Island Noon. 1855 sol NW-lperdy cldy
Bar. Am 2as5 81 NM NSWW t.sr eidy
Fresh. strong
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 2, 1877.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

,ArEs OF DEPARTURE PROM Ngw YORK FOE rHE MONTHS
OF MAY AND JUNE.
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Saed-March 20. Raphael. sherman. Havre.
CARnirr. April l9-Arived. Adelaide Baker, Howes,
Sss lG ,ah Rs sssss ns Sss Mirsm'eAL
CRoogHAvES. April 2o-Arrived. Morning Dew, Jones.
CArasAevox, April ls-saied Walton, Thomas. st John,
CuxmAvEN. April 10 Sailed Tabor Bache, Philadcpha.
CorsSmAckS April IN the koaas rrss'dent
CAaIiAn ADrii iasailed Gaeta, Iottons PhilaIspha.
SCAnicur March sArved; Carrie Clark. storer. Cal
'" CALCUTTA March 2lsailed q Putnam Pitts Cochin;
a7s osSS
for pra New York; Kin.
nurn Perry. DO for SANDY Hook hilen Frasisr q: r.
d. for DON % Kin 40 for
f MSs,' ' so soa"rh"i% River DIST,
A sF 81.
MsPah. o.sn Cane E Gre Ro0' Lane Murray Rot
'' Gnnasuy. Wv" April Ienn the roads Franklin Lnne Hull
Cardiff Robert Dixon smithwick San Francisco Tor
sailed ieth--sca Crest. Bennett. 81 Johns.
Passed. 2eth-Anselo Acc"me, Belande from Hull Tor
GLASGOW April le--saed. Caledonia 81. Mediterranean
h Aef oss Ma a psos
GiRexsrl, A.ril Iasailed, AdAmo, Manclno. Boston;
GIaRalTar. April il Arrived Daisy Mccarthy Messna
Cleared 18th. Rosina q. Cscacc Leshorn.
HUH April aoArriscd, Robert Dixon, smo,hwIck, San
saI.d 10TH Naoyo origne, for New York; 2o,h, Nico
iIssriscs April 2oon, Island Home, smith, London
| for New Work.
| HASGrsuND March 2l-CIearcd. Dror ming Sophie,
| sande America: 2Sth. Tordonski od, Schcen, do.
HAMBURG, April 1DSailed, Geo Barnard. Berry Phila
| dolphin. e . : -
| JKusEy. April lS-Saled. Union lie Dain, Arichat.
| KuRAcmnE. March 27-sailcd, Primes Charlie, Irvine
I,vEnpoor. April Io-Arrivcd Brothers, ybcrt Bahia.
Sailed 10Th Agra HarwOod, Shediac; Choice Masters
and Geo Suppcicn Dade, Mirimcai; Her Nal Ishy,
Quebec Louise, Morck do Maggie Robertson Mc,iun-
| Mss Montre W. Kathinka. kosni, Sandy Hook: " Il "
Gardner Kenney Sydney, CB: Prince Edward 81 Frazor
Charottetown; Prince kuport, Wade, Bombay; Aikor,
Clara Eaton DAVIS portland Jane Wright Kerr John,
NIB; Lake Megantc ts, BattcrsDy. Montreal Quebec
Tbe,re do; Nord0u IIausar Quebec; Ponhca. McAilis
tor do; Rox, auSar. kchbucto; Samona, Patton, San
| francisco.
| Cleared 10Th. Wallis sohn, Speinelorg Dalhousic
President Lie Montrea Sgrid late Carolinel Hou>on
Dalhonsc; 2Oth Carvl date Eva Cowcl >orcnson, Hall
Quebec Alphonse Eworthy. Matanzas Arctic, Par
| sons Harbor Grace NJ.
on Point Lynas istn Westminster Norris Liverpool for
Quebec. - . .
IosDoS, April 20 utopia ~, Rtchie New York 21st
Canadt 81 sumner. do; Ivalo Junyell. Bull River.
Cleared 10th, Prince Ahed Bacon, Quebec; 2st, Minnie
Gray. Black, sydney OR.
Sailed from Gravesend 18th, Isa Home, sydney, CB
goth, Knburn. cry. SANDY Hook; Richard, Quebec;
Hasbez. Philadelphia; Lewis Smith, Pugwash; Forrest
| Princess, Savannah. Anal, bull River.
LEIrn-saied 10Th Italia for Philadelphia Mercurus,
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10Th Niord, ssmb. Mramichi.
Sailed l9th-Gsrolama. ovsrL Pastorns. BALTIMORE.
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THE COUNT.
The Two Houses Separate on
the Michigan Vote.
The Objection not Considered
Valid In the Senate.
The House Refuses to Take
Recess.

Warrington.
" ARLINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The house
separated on Michigan.
PILIBUsTERING ENDED.
The house refuses to take recess till
tomorrow. This looks like death-blow
to any attempt at filibustering.
APPOINTED.
James M Walmough. pay inspector OF
the navy, has been appointed paymaster-
general.
THE MICHIGAN VOTE.
When Michigan was reached in the
count of the electoral vote Mr.. Tucker
objected to counting the vote Of Daniel
L. Orossman. Republican eIector, claim
ing Crossman had not been duly ap-
pointed.
THAT OBJECTIONABLE ELECTOR.
In the discussion in the senate upon
the ineligibility OF CrcssWan, Messrs.
Bayard, Stevenson, Maxey and other
Democratic senator's argued that the evi.
dencs Of his disqualification was not sum
cient, and they would favor the counting
Of the vote for Hayes.
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE TINE PUBLIC
DR., {. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
vERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and
leaden- colored, with occasional
fushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood /;
belly swollen and hard !; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometimes dry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
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since the golden hue of prosperity settled around
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with the better class OF readers. II combines
reading matter with illustrations IN way 10
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