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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15

GOVERNOR HAMPTON CALLS UPON THE CHAM
pERLAIN OFFICIALS TO vAcATE THE MINOR
OFFICES OF THE STATE GoyERNMENT-RE-
pUBLIcANs WAITING FOR LEGAL DECISIONS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, April II, 1877
Governor Hamplons removal from his unpreten.
tious quarters In tho centre OF the city TO the spa
cious and handsome executive Office was followed at
once by q hcgra in the direction the part Of
his several secretaries OF departments. These all
found cramped accommodations In the ante
room OF the executive Office proper,
and for several days past tho entire
business routine Of tine admin stration has been
Quoted OF small desks, situated but few eot
distant from each. This extremely unsatisfactory
condition Of affairs has subjected the officers
little incon and confusion Incidental 10
their crowded circumstances, and probably aroused
them TO sense OF the necessity Tor immediate and
active to BIO instituted against their republi
Fan opponents Tor the possession OF tho several Offices
In tho Capitol building which they still hold under
nominal control, though not IN discharge OF their
active duties.
aANrToy's CALL FOR A SURRENDER OFFICES.
Tho first mado to-day In the shape Of an
Official comm unication addressed by the Governor to
the several republican claimants, OF which the follow
Ing is copy, the names only differing in each:--
STATE OF SorrH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
COLUMBIA, April IA, 1877. !
HENRY T.. HAyxE. ESQ.,
am directed by the Governor say TO you that
whic he does not desire 10 PREJUDICE any claim that
may DO asserting in the his opinion OF the
iutiity o your assertion to have been legally elected
Office OF state been indicated by his recognizing
aud commissioning Mr.. Sims, your opponent when
the necessities OF government required him to
decide. II would discnbarrass the operation
Of the executive department, Of which he
now IN undisputed charge, for you to the
records and papers OF tho office OF Secretary of State
10 Mr. Sims, subject, II you desire any decision
Of the courts hereafter rendered.
lie begs leave however, 10 inform you, in tho event
Of your declining 10 take this course that he sees
nothing In your present position emitting You to tho
and that he cannot consent 10 II. His responsibility
for the proper discharge OF the administration will re-
quire him to prevent such obstruction the con-
duct or tho government. An early reply will obige
yorrs very respectfully,
WADE II. MANNING, Private Secretary
1t Is understood that tho republican claimants arc
unanimous In their determine 10 decline to COM
,ly with the Governors demand, ON the ground that
hc matter already IN al tho of their demo-
ratc opponents and they deny the right Of the Gov.
rnor Anticipate tho decision usurp the ilrsdic.
ZION OF Court They also hold this action of
The Governor violation OF his pledge to use mono
but legal and peaceful 10 obtain possession OF
the various branches or the State government On tho
other hand however, may DO said that docs aot
yet appear that the Governor contemplates enforcing
his demand by other than legal means.
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ENGINEERS IN COUNCIL.
STRONG PROTEST BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS AGAINST THE RAIL

STRONG PROTEST. BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS AGAINST THE RAIL
ROAD EDIcT.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF members OF the
Brotherhood OF Loco motive Engineers was held in tho
rooms OF Division No. los, in this city, last night 10
protest against the recent order OF the Philadelphia
aud Reading Railroad Company seeking 10 compel the
engineers on that road their connection
with tho brotherhood. Some 400 delegates were
present, representing the engineers OF the Delaware
and Lackawanna, Eric, New York Central New YORK
aud New Haven, Philadelphia and Reading, New Jersey
Central. Harlem aud the Long Island roads.
Several energetic speeches made, commenting
In temperate, jet forcibc terms upon the order as
IN infringement upon their rights as men, and
holding that 1t arbitrary and I'M
just tor tho company 20 seek 10 compel
It's employees to leave organization to which they
bound by many endearns ties as TO endeavor TO
compel ,cm change their religion or political asso-
cia,ions. Resolutions were unanimously adopted
amid considerable enthusiasm pedgng tho unswerv-
ing support Of the 900 members OF The Brotherhood
20 the engineers employed the road. In their stand
against what they regard as an oppression, even II
such support called for the last dollar
The order in question was issued by the Philadelphia
and Reading road tho 9th ut., 10 90 into effect
Immediately, the penalty, In case Of noncompliance
beng dismissal Mono OF tee engineers have, thus far
complied company has begun to carry out Ito
threat having already discharged about forty engineers
the 435 employed Tho members OF the brotherhood
who were present believe that the firm stand taken by
their organization Will compel the company TO rcscind
the obnoxious order.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Celtic tB. Gicadoli. Liverpool Via Queensova
steamer City Of Richmond tBD. Lescn Liverpool via
steamer iindoo Obj. Mins. HILL E-Charles Wright
steamer California Obi. Kaskay. aiasgov-Bon
steamer Neckar Ger. wilisrerod Bremen southamD-
steamer Huntsville. Weir. st Johns Pr Ac-J dc Rivera
steamer Rio Grande. Boger. HAvanA-James Ward 4
steame, CITY Of Houston, Eldridse. Galveston viz Key
steamer Lone Star, Forbes New orleansBoysrs Nor
Steamer Knickerbocker. Ksmbis Nov orsans-clark 4
Steamer San Salvador. Nickersou. savAnnAh-Georgs
Steamer Charleston, Lockwood Charesson-J Quintard
1Co
City. NC-Wm Clyde Go.
Richmondo o Dominion steamship Co -" o'' -"'
Steamer John Gibson. AasinGo. Georgetown. DC-J
Steamer Fanny Cadwsilader Clark Baltinore-wm Dali
steamer Agnes smith, Philadelphia oxert Morgan
Steamer Anthracitc. 0rumlev. PhiIadepha-Jas Hand
Steamer Steamer Gem whitney Haiiest. B"s.on~F Dn,ocs.
ship Prnceport tBr, Brown, Liverpooi-Boyd Hinck'
Bark Ellio.ts tB.,. Weldon. Hull, Err Borland.
Barr F.ehandel (Ger), wachter Bremen Punch. Edge
Bark E.hss Or. Evans copsnhagsn-J Tucker Co.
Bark Post (Nor) Gunderscn, Bordeaux-C Tobias 4 CO.
Bnrk Clio (Nor), Thomasen. Passages (spsn,c Tobias
bark Zulma (Br), Peterson Cardenas-way d Co.
Brig Dart BD. Mckenzie Cadiz for ordersJ Whitney
&Co
Brig Candidexxa Lauro uta Gibraltar for orders-John
q Seaeer.
brig Side tBr), Muggah, St Lucia. WI-Leaycrsit
Co.
Brig Excelsior (Br), Mayor, Hamilton (Bermuda>-Leay
craft 4 Co.
Scir b J wizard. Srobrldge Laguayra and Porto Ca
belio-Dallett, Bouiton Co.
Schr Edwin Palmer stevens, Campeche and Fronters.
Mex-Thebaud Bros.
Schr Annie A Booth, Bsyes. Vera Cruz-J A nnsen
Schr Annie Brown CBri, Curry wofville, NS-D Dc
Wolf 4 Go.
schr Maggie Marsters (3r) Sanford. Windsor Ns-C W
Bertaux.
taux
Schr Maggie l. DR. Reid st John, MA Heney.
Schr Annie Reynolds, Boone Norfolk, va-van Bruni
/ Bro.
Petty.
schr Harbcson Hickman, Robinson Philadep hia-crow
| ley K Dollard.
schr X Dresser, Reed, Boothbay. Me-Isaac r Sta
pies
schr Ellis, Torrey, Boothbay. Me- Hsvand Prenoy
Schr Rival, Fletcher, Boston Haviland Prcssey.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL IA, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REroRTgp nY herald STEAM YACHTS AND HKRALD
wurTEsToyK rELEsgApH LINE


Steamer Wisconsin Dr. For-ytn. Liverpool prl and
t9ion April 81, lat ~ ri. Ion ~ 10. passed steamer
O.hello t,rJ hence for Hull: day, bark
bound IL .th. la Al 81 lon 90 a3mnsrcd steam
~. 10.
steamer AlDemarr. Clubs. Lcwes, Del with mase to the
Old dominion Steamship Co
ship Hclos GER. Asmus hamburg 81 dsyt. with ndso
to funrh, Edye Co April y, lat 49, Ion = 10. spoke
bark Fredrch Scala !'icD from charenc for New York.
Bark susan Campbell (Brj. Brooks. Liverpool Feb -.
In ballast 30 jas Elwe Co. Is anchored In tho lower
bay for orders
Bark skerolt (Norj. Torgesund Liverpool IS days. In
ballast TO Y Tobias. Had tine weather.
Bark NiJbe (Nor Osen Aendni Jan 81. In ballast to
Bockmann, oeren Co Is anchored In the lower bay tor
orders. Had hne weather.
BARK Exile tErI. bergman Bremen March ~ in ballast
to order. Is anchored In the lower bay Tor
BARK Frederick tNorl. lsaacscn Hamburg 33 days. with
inds. to lunch. Edge 20. first ~ days h1d strong
cry winds rommncr ~ light winds and hne
Their.
Bark ilaakon ilaasonsn fNor), lxugc. Rotterdam 10
days III ballast. &c Punch, Edye Co April TO- Oh
atteras experiences violent easterly gale lasting 10
hours
jars Maiura der. Meyer Trinidad trort spain) ~
days. with sugar 10 Dc Castro Donner vessel Benham
X BpyrSen
Barn u - Stovcr Pierce. days with sugar TO
James T. W ri 20. April y. or Hattsras, had a heavy
NJ yale. lasting ~ hours lost aud split sails and started
Brig Ransom tBr). Ltson Porto Cabello ~ DAVIS with
Mona Passage thence norherly winds the of Hat
tcras: since heavy easiery gales April .. AM WAS up
with Fcnwicks Island. hut led tack
dritted 20 the southwark liz mixes.
Brig Harry Aubrey Orr. Dciano. st Pierre, Mart
days. with sugar to Dwight ristt Was 10 days VI lat
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ABERDEEN April l.-ssiled bark Laurel tBr). SUMMERS
Quebec
AsrwERY. April Il Sailed, ship Lucille Waite, Cardiff
ALEXANDRIA. April ARRIVED. bark Ignaxo utal). Par
lato. Now York.
BRISTOL April - Sailed, steamer Cornws lBr, Siam
per. New York.
CARDIFF April Arrived. BARK (Br). Norris
sacoa.
GRRExocK April l3-Suled, ship Edward CardweM OBJ.
Campbell. Quebec: bark Hope tBr), Cumming do.
Hull April i4-Arived, ship Northern Monarch tBE,
Garden San Francisco via Queenstown.
Sailed l4th. bark Lorcnso Cogoato ta. Poggi, Bslti-
more
uAswicu, April l3-saied, bark Cecilia utaD, Basso.
Delaware Brcakwater
HAMBURG. AUrI l2-Ssied. banks Argo (aus,, Larsen,
New York; 18th. silo Nor). Telcfsen, do Anna Aus,
viduiich. do; Delhno dtaD, Philadelphia.
HAvRx. April la--Arrived bark Johann Wilhelm Ger,
Albrecht, New York.
Sailed 18th, Monhegan. Luce, Hampton Roads 18th
steamer Labrador (Fr, Daure. New York Plymouth
LIVERPOOL. April l4-Arved, ship Warwick Castle tBr)
Warren, Portland, G.
Sailed 18th, steamer Victoria (Br), Williams, Boston
bark Edith Carmichael (B). McFadden, shediac.
LONDON, April I4-Cienred. BARK Osmo (Rus), Solder.
holm. United States.
LIMERICK April is-saed bark 4Askoy (Nor, Marcussen
Quebec.
PsxAnr April l2-Arrived In the roads, bark sedmi Du-
brovacki tAusl. Ferlan Now York.
QUEESsrowS, April l3-Arrived. barks Nuovo Matteo
Qa. Castagnola New York; Bel Stuart (Br, Giat, sa-
proceeded for West Hartepoo under orders
18th. Ruth Palmer lBr). smith, Baltimore.
Also arrived 18th, lsran tBr, Fitt Boston tor
Liverpool Nova Scotian tBr. Richardson Baltimore
Halifax for do land both proceeded.
ROTTERDAM. April i3-Arrived, steamer Rotterdam
Dutch, Wis, New York
Sailed 18TH bark vikar Nor), sverdrup New York.
Sailed Helvoet 18th. bark Helen Sands, Bosford
New York.
ST HELENA March 2O-Sailed, bark Marie Il Helene
(Ger). Warnkes (rom singapore). Philadelphia.
TRIESTE April 10-Arved. bark Whitehall tBr), David
son, Baltimore,
WRIST HARrLErooL. April i2-Arrived, bark Der Wan.
derer GER, Krohn. Dsrion.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

s- For burning Of steamer Leo severe loss Of life
see general news columns.
STEAMER LABRADOR DIP from New York. at Havre April
J. had a'hcd in heavy wv gale lasting
March ~ to 18th
Sur AssrcunADxuR cier from Baltimore for Belfast
cargo o oil will be taken to Norfolk
smr LIE GRAND GUSTAV tBeg). remains ashore at Lewes
Del. Anchors being laid out.
BARK NosrHwoop Orr, from Baltimore for Andreas.
ashore Coan River Chesapeake Bay Is being discharged
Of her cargo.
BARK Hawthorn before reported ashore Lewes Del.
hove on some distance eerdsy ana was expected to
BARK ORrHsus Ger). from Baltimore for Belfast !.
ashore ut Ocean Wow Lynnhaven Bay dsmaslcd They
order
BARN LArcxr tSon. s.p.i.ed =. Psnsse0!S, firm At
that place has 70 raise FOR 5000 This includes
raising and pumping ont the vessel
BAnr siapsA d,aD IRON Hull remains ashore ut Lews.
deliver her in Philadelphia They will work
BARK MiysA I!KL,ss tier which blown ashore at
BARK SUNSHINE tNor). from Now York Piiaa ground
ed ut iodcoddc March 70 but oatcd after dischargng 63
barrels oil aud taken into Copenhagen 26th proUsby
damaged.
BAnT NoaIn VIVID Or. previously reported as having
ont damage.
Do casADa before 5snorssd ashore
BRe DiniGo. from Cardenas arrived ut the Delaware
Beakwatcr April H. with loss OF oreopa aautmast and
jiDboom.
Semi WALTON be fore reported stranded on the Delaware
Brcakwaser lies tho outside of the pile and tho
enabled save clothing, &c At high water
she He's with and bows working; deck
load OF lumber Is washing on.
scna MsRcIn Philadelphia from Cardcnas los. deck
load aud sustained other damage In gale April 10.
Semi EDWARD J nKRAry. from - for philadelphia.
with lumber ashore ~ Kitty Hawk. last
was going TO pieces.
scma CASagY ashore ut Lewes, waiting for tho gallo
subsdc in order To have pumps placed on board.
ScnR 4 COLLINS lardcastle. from Nassau via Long
with wreck OF A " Halls prt into Norfolk
April II leaky. and with loss OF sails &C.
Sem LovlLL ashore vt Lewcs lies broadsidc
beach and in exposed position but not injured YET
ScHa JONI RipYS, before reported ashore At Lcwes.
on clear OF the bar and " the weather
moderate sho will be taken to the anchorage
Sem MARY MAEgiS was anchored Off New Point
Apr IL with sails loose, wheel broken. boat gone and
pHrcntly abandoned.
semi Bnsg,. Richmond Va. for New York, dragged
ashore Hampton Bar the 18th inst. The vessel Is ull
o water and both masts The crew saved
ScnK DAVID CROCKETT. from Gloucester. which weni
ashore ia Halifax harbor 9th, OF at high tide same
day
ScuH JAsrnn (Br), smith, from cieniueaos for the Della
orders tibet reported, put into
Nassau March 81 eaky ana had discharged her cargo OF
moiasses April for repairs
The picked o the Iscs OF Shoals by the fishing
boat Mary Roundy. from Deer Island vessel which
The saved themselves BY taking to their dory.
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BALrnoRE. April lf-Stcaner Geo Appold arrived TO.
day that there - barks lying ~ anchor ~
Hampton Roads when e passed and that two had been IN
collision. Several vessels anchored INSIDE Cape
lcnry.
Drrcu isLsSD HAEBor. April 12--clr West Wine.
Eoner Warren ioboken. Ia here to-day ana
reports thar while of the mouth Of Warren River this NOR
bed his vessel and the manboom sheet got foul 81
bthead In consequence he broke the inxinboom amid
ships ad in here repair. sailed w. alter hsling
the This is the second accident the West Wind
within iaonthtne first the collision with the steamer
River Belle In Providence harbor las before reported
LONG BRAscn. April H. PM-A strong N wind continue
the wreckers have able board the steamer
husband to-day. The break appears TO Increase.
wILNlScroS. y. c. April 1.-THE po. boats Mary X.
Sprunt and Crias Timmons. with seven and the other
with six men, chiefly pilots aboard LETT Smithville last
Wednesday morning going and have rot been
heard from since Both boats thnught have been
lost. several SIN all ashore smhsille.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 16-l A. 81.

WAR DEPARTMENT y
OFFICE OF rHR CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April ID A. 81. }
Indications.
For New England and Middle States, slightly
warmer, clear fair weather, with light variable
winds aud rising, followed by falling barometer.
For the lake region, partly cloudy warmer weather,
east to south winds during the day. falling barometer
with areas of rain in tho northern portions.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys warmer southeast to southwest winds, falling
barometer partly cloudy weather. and the northern
portions rain.
For tho Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer east south winds and clear TAR weather.
with stationary slowly falling barometer during the
day.
For the South Atlantic States slightly warmer, clear
or fair weather. northeriy winds, shifting TO east and
south, and decided change In pressure
The Mississippi River will riso slightly between
CAIRO and vicksburg. The Ohio, Missouri and Upper
Mississippi will fall slowly. The Mississippi is seven
inches above the danger line at Cairo, foot below
Il at Helena and two feet below at vicksburg.
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INSURANCE TROUBLES.
JUDGE wEsTBEooK DECLARES JUDGE pEA1Ts
ACTION NULL AND VOID.

ACTION NULL AND VOID.
Judge wcstbroos, OF tho Third judicial Department
rave decision yesterday in the OF the Continental
Lilo Insurance Company. or this city He decides
that tho successive apr 5intmcnts OF Grace and
another as receivers were void, because there
. way TO have IL done pointed out by the statute,
which followed, and, therefore, that there
no authority TO make tho appointments He winds up
tic COMPANY, tho application OF tho Attorney
General and directs the appointment of receiver,
wnon Ito will when all the parties are heard on
the settlement oi tne order.
Win regard 10 the New Jersey Mutual almost
universal feeling prevails III Newark that away back Of
The introduction oil Noyes' association With the
company there Is something wrong In Its history.
a leading question IS Who got and where
are the sl3z,vO worth OF United States bonds
which tho Mutual officers exhibited to Secretary OF
ssato Kelsey last February part OF their assets and
sccur,ttcsy Apropos oi these bonds u ~ Understood
tI,at very lively scene took place upon the occasion
q: tbctr exhibition 10 Mr. Kelsey Tho latter was sat
i,0cd that the company was unsound and with de-
AFRO 10 law hands on thnt no could that was good 10
the sbapd OF assets he proposed 70 retain posses,
s,op Of the bonds shown him. The Mutual
officers at once displayed their teeth They told tho
sccrcary OF state very plainly that he coud mol carry
on sboss bonds that u II were necessary ~ 'uey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15
THE STRIKE BEGAN.

PHILADELPHIA, April H. 1871
The order for q strike OF the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers the PhilAue iphia and Read
Ing Railroad was promulgated to-day ana
went into effect al midnight As the
trains on the main limo In before twelve O'Clock
the engineers were notified OF tho action OF tho brother
hood and all LEFT their engines II not believed shnt
there will be any detention of trains tomorrow
as the company have already employed men to I'LL the
places OF the strikers anticipating the action OF the
brotherhood. On the Germantown branch all the
brotherhood engineers lott during tho past week or
two and their places filled from day 10 DAY, 30
that trouble is anticipated on that portion OF the
road The order the strike strictly torbids aban-
donng engines before arriving at their destination
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NORFOLK. Va April II. 1877.
Bark Kalso Nor), which sailed from Hampton Roads
for Bull River &C. yesterday into by
the schr Hattie Fuller, Capt smith, from st Marys Ca
Washington DC The collision occurred on Hatteras,
IS miles from Body Island light The schooner
abandoned, her captain family and being taken of
By the bark and brought to Hampton Roads.
Bark Resolution, Cap; VI Stoddnrd, OF the Baker
wrecking Company which left this city Inst
search dtsmasted abandoned brig Roanoke DE.
repored returned port Yesterday after
having proceeded about 70 miles to the eastward OF where
brig last Tho return OF the Resolution
occasoned by the heavy gales she She
nothing of the Roanoke.
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SAILED.

Steamers Celtic (Br) tor Liverpool City Of Richmond
!, do; California Br,, Glasgow; Neckar der) Bremen
Hndoo lBr). Hull Alps 3D. Port Prince &c; Tybee
st Domingo &c; City Of New York, Havana Rio rande
do Huntsve st Johns. PR City Of Houston. Galveston
via Key West; Lone Star New Orleans .kncKerb0cker,
do; San salvador savsnnah; Charleston Charleston
John Gibson Georgetown. DC Agnes, Philadephi bark
Yubas tBr) Dundaik; brig Kodiak Belfast; schs Il w
Denham, Baracoa; Kate Rommel, Philadelphia.
anchor the lower bay bound steamer state of
Georgia (Br), for Glasgow bark fremont
briggs Ivanhoe lBr sanander Favor;e, Barbados; Abby
Clifford, -: schrs Jamestown Georgetown. DC Samuel
McNameny, Philadciphis: Emma Heather, Boston
Wind ut sunset, +.
Barouet q sunset, 30.Ol
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trustee u would not be, they would force TO pre-
vent such procedure. The muscular logic prevailed
Mr. Kelsey yielded and those bonds have never been
seen since. The belief Is that they were
simply borrowed IRON some bank ia Newark Tor the
express purpose OF throw dust the eyes OF Tue
Insurance examiners In his testimony at toe cxain-
nation ordered by Judge Depue. President Noycs de-
carcs that he has never seen the bonds that all no
received IN tho way OF assets no restored. Some
lively developments are expected before this week IS
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YACHTING NOTE.

The yacht Ida, from Florida put into smhhve,
N. c., on Tuesday, and went to sea on Wednesday.
She is supposed have encountered the full fury Of
tho gale,
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moeelen for cA..lna Ano. IIe tBf. Holt csrnw.liia

Hoboken FOR CAstne; Amos Hot (Br). Holt CornwaIia
for New York.
saiied-Barks Syria aud Symrnioie scrs Ksndrck Fish
Arson stimson Raven. Ralph Carleton. Demonte Locke
- croix- Clark Mary Pearson, Sea Foam. Ganges,
man, Hannibal Bramh.li. Julia a BerksIl. r.. HAYES
Caroline Young L q t'ates Only son, Laughton Ira
Lanener. Nathan Cesy-s, Francouia, casrlian Eliza
Beard, Joshua Brsgdon. Mountain Laurel. Martha
Weeks Netie (Br) Nellie .erreI. Julia Ciinch tBr
giza Potter Arthur Burion David Faust Mary Tower.
l. VI Strout Abbe II Brown. James Shinder. d scull
] r Atwood Anna u ketchum. Mary Eliza y A Bailey
Amos Holt tBrl, Telegraph. Lucy. aud Ned Sumter.
Porstromsen. tilasgow.
WOODS HOLE. April l2-Arrived. schr Woolsey,
Terrell, New YORK.
t.leared-Bark sarah Kngsbury. Griffin. Boston.
sailed-Sc:r Mary Jane Adams, Coomhs. Bristol, Me-
wA.EHAM. April i2--Arriyed. schrs Argo Carney.
smith. snow. New York.
WESTERLY April Ia-Saied schrs Il A chesebro Rob.
nsun aud Wepb. Brown. New YORK.
WARREN April II--Saled. schss Alex Young, Blake.
Phiiadelpha: West Wind Romcr, Hoboken.
Iati-sailed Murdoch. >ocuni. Philadelphia.
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rur WEATHER YESTERDAY

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy.
II Rntdt