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FLYING FROM LIFE,

Catharinc Klein, aged forty years, residing at No
$50 Tenth avenue, Lett her homo ut early ycs-
terday morning. She passing along Twenty
fourth street in the direction OF tho North
River At the foot OF Twenty -feurth street
number Of Russian sailors werc on u
float and heard IA splash by. Then tho
cry Of "Ohl save mel" uttered in n tone as ir
from somc one ~ despair rowboat was procured.
and the body OF woman was found floating with tho
tide. IL taken the float, lie
WINS found not TO be extinct. The woman
takcn 70 the station house, and from
thence removed to Bellevue Hospital. She became
conscious ut that institution and pavo her name and
address that uiven above She refused to give tho
reason OF her attempt to end her life Several hours
Alter her arrIval at the hospital She expired.
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THE RUSSIAN FLEET.

After the Sunday morning inspection OF tho Russian
flagship Svctlana yesterday. by Captain HIS Imperial
Ighness the Grand Duke Alexis the call for prayers
was pipcd over The flagship and ut ten O'Clock the
rcrvcc OF tho mass according to the reso the Greek
Church, commenced on the gun dock Of tho frgatc.
Al halipast p. N. His Imperial Highness the
Grand Duke Constantine, Prince Stcherbaton, Prince
Obocnsky, Prince Baratnsky ana several other
officers OF tho Svetana went on shore. n.
dc Wamov, Secretary of the Russian L.
CATION, called on His Imperial Highncss tho
Grand Duke Alexis after midday. At hall
past two o'clock Captain HIS Imperial High
the Grand Duke Alexis lott his ship
for the shore. During the afternoon large number
oil people from the shore roamed the decks Of the
flagship, examining curously everything they
III contact WITH A party OF ladies' aud gentleman
visited the flagship and were entertained by the OIL
GERS In tho wardroom larger crowd than usual
wcrc gathered the docks durIng the day. gazing
the Russian fect, and quite an array of shoroboazs
lowered around tho port gangway OF tho flagship.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK JEAN BART (Fr from Hayu for English Channel.
which put Thomas March lS caky has sold
auction Tor 81. 800
ScuK MORNING STAR Mass sprung u leak and capszcd
about so miles SSW from the Faraones, Cal. previous to
April 30
ScR MICHAEL COLLINS before reported capsxed Oft Bea.
light nnd towed into Newport. had
Of Pig iron deck. which was lost.
East Boston about half dozen vessels
tho most VI item being full-rigged ships
the yard OF Robert Jackson two ships OF 1000 tons
the stocks, building tor Tudor Co. and dcs
tined the East India trade. Tho kesls laid last
January II Is expected that tho vessels will
pleled and launched in Juno.
Al the yard Il Il Taylor barks under way.
orc destined for the East India trade aud
Sisby, Putnam Go, OF Salem, destined for the
same trade. Their tonnags. Is about 100 each The
TUDOR ship Is called Iceberg and the Salem vessel
Tonuun The vessels begun together st December
and will be launched In June. Campbell Brooks
building u large ship OF 100 for Pickering Co.
Shc IL be called tho Governor Goodwin. will
launched In june she having been begun In December
destined the East India trado At the yard Of Abel
Cove work OF bark OF about 200 10 the
stocks Mr. Cove expects complete her late In the fall
Smith Townsend have begun bark ther
wnl be similar the Amy Turner recently launched
and will be about burden AZ the other yar.s
Keiiys Crosbios, Grcen's and Others there little
nothing being done.
LAuNcMkn At San Francisco April 2s, steamer named
Mary williams Her lengh oil Is 10J feet ~ feet
boam and feet dcpth OF mold She registers i0O TONS
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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Tho late Mr. Golden left diary OF his visit to tho
United States two years before the civil war. and also
. diary VI tho negotiation OF tho French Commercial
Treaty under his auspices II Is expected that both
these will SEQ the light
splendid chrome photographic work, entitled
sParis Travcrs les Ages" Is appearing IN numbers,
che text written by 4. Fourier, Paul Lacroix, a.
Montagion and othera
The Able ROLAND has published In q pretty quarto,
Illustrated by wood cuts. his "Promenadcs en- Itac"
Captain Burnaby will follow up his "Rido 70 khva"
b. publishing his travels in Asia Minor.
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Dgxcxyxss. April ae-Passed. Hedwis. warnksu. nom
Down. April 4a;Arriysd Patent. Morgenssn baltimore
on 2sih. Gso barnard. Berry. Hamburg Tor rhiadel
phia: Franklin, Lnne. Hull for Cardiff; Fiora bremen
Duspsx. April 2o-sasd. yorzons schianHno, rhaaei.
DusLIs April 25-Arrivod. Roma. causebrook San Fran.
EAs,noyHsx April 25-oH. Sea Crest. Bennett. from
or lie Wight a4th iaspodar Kelly from Lobe. for Ant,
werp Ebensrsr Ganderssn IRON Baltimore for Var.
FEHJxs snros csmyrns'. March is-In port. Hancock.
F.sacuri. April 24-ArrIved Walter sicrrrisd stolp.
Passed tho Isard 2oth Anerod. McGray st John. NIB,
GLcycssrkn ARs 1oMAved pe Weber, Porter.
GHAsIos April a4Arrived. Borolosso ssvons. cunso.
Gxlv4r. April 2e-sasd. Anslssss Quebec; Professor
GLASGOW. April 2s-Arrved Emile, Langs Wilmington.
GaEsxocx. April 25-ssiod Bina Campbell. for Bnenos
GIssso. Dee., April as-Arrvod. Drusi Dubrov.ckl.
0RIxssY April 25-sailsd nom the roads. Anna Camp.
GsSo4 April as"Csarsd New Republic wilson, s. Tho
sailed sad chscchino. Maggiolo. New York; NimrOd.
.aa cleared o- ".a ss' Mar
uLI April So-Arrysd Keno rsra u rnadslphis;
Gensi. Roccatagliata. do.
naxrlxrooI. April ao Arrived. spernsnto cordiga.
IAssgac. Apr, as-sailsd. ana Andersen. New York:
sailed from GusSsssa S4.S s. Petersburg Hansen Now
LivxnrsoL April 2s-sailea Annaselle Andrews. D.l:
scWS s oDsy New xo,i
18th; Northern Queen Tulock. Dsmsrars; Gienhaven.
1rss s.n AMER
LONDON. April 25-Arrived Avu, Hinberg Now York;
Cleared sssS Iss.Ss'a; Whitney, Phl.as!Hsi. ..na
ns,.'f S f H:
Gravesend e5th. Islia W, McNeli New York:
LYsS. April rs Sailed. Freya. Bloom. Baltimore.
LIxEaIcx. April 25-Sasd. Kong Carl. Jackson; Mira
Lowxsroyr. April 25In the roads. Jenny Qusrolo Qnei
rol0, from DareI.
MiLronD. April % Sailed, Orinoco q, Bren Mramchi
NARsxILLRs, April 23-Arrvcd. Emile, ktcheparrc San
Francisco.
a-l'tre.
PLYxourH. April 24-OR. Mile. Luxton from Quebec
PORTLAND April 25saiied from the Roads, Haabet Ing
voldscn (from Lonion), Philadelphia.
OLD CALABAn OCH. March l7In port. Bolivia, Burgess
OTAao NJ. Feb ls-Arryed. Courscr, Killman Boston,
2t sss sTs ss al. %.a Niw Kp.
ROCHESTER,, April 25--Arrived. Zn Catherine Maggolo,
Baltimore.
QTsxssrows. April 2sssed, Loeb Fergns. Cam. Liver
Light Liverpooi; Consglo, Hull; Gustaf Ahn,ph do;
Kate kelock Liverpool Ruth, Glasgow vaernesyxivsr
Carl Imrnnes, Bristol; Sleipner Swansea.
ST CAruARxn's POINT April 26-rassed Northern Queen.
SuIxLns April Arrived. Elna, vsssalo Philadelphia;
Joshua King, Brien, Rotterdam
srAvAHcER April l7--Ciesred Frithtof, Ingebrethsen.
SIERRA Lsosx, April s-sailod, A Butler. Eaton Bos-
In port Sd, n Hand. Dohorty. wig.
SINGAPoRK. April 25-Arrived Vermont Richardson, Car
VALENCIA April 2o-sailed. Royal Minstrel t>, Taylor
New YORK.
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SPOKEN.

snip St stephen po1slss; IRON Ssy York for San Fran
ship reravan Cenarsss tBr from Calcutta for Dandeo
Shp Prince Ripper. lsr from Liverpool for Bomba~.
Aprii 8, 20 the eastward Of Tuskar
Msa a S'' .s pf%s e~ '''d 70. Hong Kong
u ship Fos.is9s o from Cardiff for c""'
Ship British Lion 40, from Plymouth for oucb"c' April
ship City d Richmond t,p from Liverpool for Qucooc.
snip Seison tiir Liverpool for Quebec April 49,
u Siy;.s ODD fro" Liverpool for Quebec April 10, lat
ship CITY Of Athens Hr, lr9% Liverpool for San Fran
Ship Martin iusher ('r from London for Quebec. April
ship 0o,olla Er', from Iyerpool for San Francisco
ship Asc% o." t"r' from Liverpool Tor Nram"'hi Apr
slp zsal.nda ,Br' from cosnOct for Quebec April IT,
j F;ysssr .n 8 so% New York for Calcutta March
An American ship, showing "a Gen"snt 7cl M"rry"t's
;,ss,s .suh
jolanne Soo, from Bremen for Baltimore. March
bs +. j K. e e SB steering WV April
bark Famsirss, !Sor from New York Tor TIe'nsfors
Gark PARAGON Cs1. from Bridsewacr for Quebec, April
Bark Mora lBr from Newcastle T. for Quebec April 49,
BARK Tnsmanian B of st John. April 49, 80 miles NV
bark Fads oco, from San Francisco for Cork. Fob a.
TsmDsr E is 81 from New York for Calcutta
bark vcrtas Sw), Mslmpren, from Dsren for Rio ia.
metro, March II. ial 40 N, lon 20 10 w.
bark Wylie iaw). from Honolulu for Bremen. April
II. lat ~ N, Ion 30 BOW.
Bars James Muir tr, from Antwerp for Philadelphia,
April IL. lat a. 81, Ion 1872
Bark Nellie Moody (Br from Havro for Miramichi April
IL. lat Al o. lon 10 10
Bark Marianne tGcr) from Iquique for Sandy Hook Fob
is. OF the Falkland Islands.
Bark 81 Nicholas (ir. Hill, from Liverpool for Bombay.
March ~. lat z :, Ion ~ w.
BARK Oswngo (ir). from Glasgow for Buen0s Ayrcs,
March ~, lat L N, Ion "a W.
Norwegian bark, showing DKRJ, from Baltimore for
Conan hagen. March 81. lat 80 ", Ion 90 w.
A ticrman bark, showing GCvG from san Francisco for
Queenstown, Feb 9, lat ~ :, Ion liz W.
bark showing SFVC from Rotterdam FOR Philn
dclphin. March IL, lat ~, Ion Is.
bark showing NQvK from 81 Mary's River for Monte
yideo March II, LAT IL N Ion 30 W.
An American bark showing JBDw. Feb 10. Int 80 s. lon
81 II. . .
Brig Goodwin Craig from Marseilles for Rosario, March
IL. lat o 10 :. Ion ~ At w -.
Brig "Argaum" from Waterford for Delaware, April zl
lat 49, Ion o. .
Janoro, March 10, lat = y, Ion "a W.
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HAvRs. May 5-Arlved, bark Eias tAus,, Ear. New Ut
leans; brig c Sweeny. Cole. New York.
HAxKuKc. May <-SaiisL. b.rE Bjorsvin (Sor). Olson
New York.
Issisnowxx iIxao MAY G-Arrved, bark Falcon (Nor).
Nielsen. Now York Londonderry
LvxRyooI. May 6-Arrivcd steamer Guillemo tsp) AL
damr, New Orleans; bark Hex (Nor), Hassn Galveston
Sailed 6th ship Momentum. Foster. United States oarks
Kspha (Nor. Toreosen. do; st Olaf Nor Lnnd Rich
mond westmoreland (swe). Norsrcn. wilmnstoa speed
tNorj. Olsen, do.
Lizard. May Q. IL AM--Arnved on, steamer Vile %
Paris trr). Dursnd New York for Hsvre via Plymouth.
Llspos. TO May 6-sasd. Asrisnna. for New York.
MAnsEiILRs. May 5Arrved. bark Tamaris Fr Petitot.
New York.
Sailed 5th bark Calcutts utaD. Lauro. Nov York.
QuExxsrowx. May 0-4rrivcd. steamer Ohio. Morrison.
Philadelphia for Liverpool land proceeded
Arrived 7h AN City Of Berlin (Br. Kennedy.
New York for Liverpool (snd proceoded).
WATERFRONT. May 0-Saed bark Nellie u slade. Beck.
man Baltimore.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY &, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGKAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Nevada tBr), Gunra Liverpool April ~. and
Queenstown 2dth. with mdse aud 3l2 passengers TO
Williams Guion May j. lat, &c, spoke bark Jesse
BOYLE u,r, from Cardiff for Qasoec 5t 2o FM no lat
Steamer Cassini (Br,, Mckenzie Bahia April 10 and
Pernainbuco 15tl. with sugar to Boand. Had line
TO Cape Hateras, where encountered heavy
gales from i ane SW. with high and much rain.
steamer Bell, Richmond, City Point ana
Norfolk. with mdse and to the Old Dominion
Steamship Company. -.
ship Idonene tof Liverpool. Kelly Calcuta yin SAND,
heads 100 days. with mdse Arkcl TUFTS \ Co. lfhd
moderate weather to tho Cape Of food Hope, which w.s
passed March y: experienced light SE trades TO this Eqma.
tor which crossed April e. In Ion III had light NE
trades lat 10 81 Ion - 20 struck by heavy squa.
which lost several sails kc WAS days OF HatcrnS.
with strong NV aud NE gales. . - .
Ship Metcalf {Sorj. Knudscn Antwerp March ~ In
ballast Tobias To Is ancnorcd In Gravcsend Bay
o orders 49,.
BARK Byoeod Christensen Nor. Thorscn, savanger 80
days ballast Tobias Go. On the banks OF new
foundiand, passed large quantities OF field Ice.
Bark ,lta. omancy, vigo 81 days, In ballast -
Funch, Edge Co. 49,,
BARK John Reed (l,r). Bartng. Cardcnas days with
sugar 10 Youngs Smith Go: vessel To Punch. Edye
% =. ~.
Brig MarIucca 0aatoa utaD Esposito. Exmouth T., %
davk IN ballast 10 Funch. Edvs a TO.
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CRAZY HORSES SURRENDER.
The Hostile Chief and Band
at Fort Robinson.
SMOKING THE PIPE OF FEACE.
Twelve Hundred Indians and Twenty-Five
Hundred Horses.


CAxr ROBINSON, Mob, hay Q. 1871
Tho long expected surrender OF Crazy Horses band
took place this afternoon ut two O'Clock Lieutenant
Clark OF General Crooks stal met the party about
scvcn miles north OF the agency and was presented 10
Crazy Horse by Rcd Cloud. Alter smoking peace
pipe, Crazy Horse seated himself the ground and
Raid:-
II wan. to shake hands whlo seated, because that
means our peace shall last
CURIOUS PRESENTS
Hc then presented Lieutenant Clark to tho principal
chiefs and head who camc up TO shake hands
war bonnet, SCALP Shirt pony and buffalo robo wcro
then given Lieutenant Clark rs an earnest Of good
WILL and tho village resumed It's march Tor the agency
arriving At The hour above mentioned
ORDERED CAMP.
General Mackenzie ordered tho surrendered Indians
to 60 into camp on a little space below the agency
buildinga First camo Red Cloud and tho company Of
Indian soldiers IN government service, next Crazy
Horse aud his warriors and finally the herds and pack
animals The lodges put up, and tho work
Of counting tho Indians and taking away their guns
commenced.
THE NUMBER OF INDIANA
II is DUSK and the work Is not yet finished, but
enough is known TO give close figures. There arc
moro than twelve hundred Indians under SIX chiefs
namely Crazy Horse. Little Hawk. Little Big Man,
Bull Hawk and Bad Road.
ANNALS AND LODGES
The animals surrendered number between 800 and
$500 and all In very good order Among them arc
q considerable percentage OF American horses and
mulcs The lodges not in good condition; many
arc badly worn and somc quite useless.
SKETCH OF THE CHIEra
Crazy Horse s very tacuru, and has the reputation
Of saying anything His face Is worry dogged aud
rcsoutc bearing out the impression that he IL q
stranger 10 foaE
Little Hawk, tho second in command, Is q handsome
chief His father received from President Monroe In
1877 silver medal which the yet wears.
Little Big Man, tho third chief, is the Same who
threatened the lives Of tho Black Hills Commissioners
NJ this place in 1875.
Many OF Crazy Horses band have never boen on an
agency until the present movement.
wEAPoXs.
The guns turned in include tho latest patterns
Of breoch-loadng Of precision but the Winches-
ter apparently the favortc or these Crazy Horse
himself turned in three and Little Hawk two
council will DO held by General Mckenzie with
these Indians on Monday or Tuesday.
Tho number surrendcring TO General Crook at. Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies aggregate thirty
Eve hundred since March.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPpiCRR,}
WASHINGTON, May I'll A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE TIE CniEF SIGNAL OPriCRR,
WASHINGTON, May I'll A. NJ.
Indications
For the lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val
leys rising barometer northeast to northwest winds,
followed by winds shifting to east and south, rain
areas followed by clearing weather ana generally rs-
ing temperature.
For tho Colt States rising barometer. northwest
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather, nearly station
airy or rising temperature, followed in the West Gulf
by Winds shifting to east and south.
For tho South Atlantic States southeast to south
west WINDS partly cloudy aud cloudy weather, with
rain areas followed by clearing weather, slight rise
in temperature and riAing or stationary barometer.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, stationary, fol-
lowed cy rising barometer winds shifting to northeast
and northwest, partly cloudy and cloudy weather,
with rain areas and stationary lower temperature.
For the lake region stationary falling barometer.
increasing cloudness and rain aroas with stationary
or rising temperature and northeast 10 northwest
winds
or the Middle Atlantic States and Now England.
nearly stationary falling Barometer, cast to north
Winds slight change of temperature and clear or
partly cloudy weather, followed by increasing coud
ness.
The Mississippi River Will slowly risc o. and below
Vcksburg.
Cautionary signals continue at Indianola and Gal
weston.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived st Helena April =, bark Mermaid Allen, Vest
port nothing last cruise.
ii the Wndward Islands April .. schrs Lottie II Cook,
Dyer Provinc@town CD 10 lpbk; El!en Rixpah. Dun
ham, do 200 hpbk Knights pos,er DO e hpSk
Parker Dyer, do, 100 hpbk; N simmons. Rich do 20
hpbx Rising Sun. Taylor do, 90 Epbk Gage Phillips.
Nickc son, do. 2tD sp MI toli 49,
letter from Capt smith, OF bark Ohio 2d. 81 NIB ut st
reports spoke River Plata Ground Doe TO-
barks Ohio Fills Nh cutting 80 BIZ. whale date
sappho kdicK do having taken 10 nbls oil the
letter from Capt Robbins, Of bark Gen Scott OF NIB
reports st Helena March ~ shipping 400 bbs oil
by Swedish bark Andr,ette. Would snii 20 cruise
letter from Capt Baker. OF bark Hope On OF NIB
ports 81 Helena April having taken IS bbs oil
since last shipping her oil 275 aud 375 why
by bark George and SUSAN Capt writes that brig
ISoss Ind not arrived ut date.
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ANOTHER CENTENARIAN.

Bridget Rush, aged lo3 years. an Inmate or 81.
Toecphs Homo for tho Aged, died yesterday at that
institution from injuries which she received tho
lay previous ny falling down stairs. Tho do
ceased came 10 this country from 0Ircland, Of
which snc was a native. over twenty years ago. ana
has resided with her grandchildren this city until
about year since, when she was placed ~ the Home
Her memory did not fail her account
OF her advanced age, and shc frcqucn tly
spoke OF the rebellion OF 1893 and also OF the trouble
Ireland nty years later She recognized the faces
OF cr grandchildren and also her at-grnndchdrcn
AT nor bedside lust ucfore her death
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W WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, May 0, 1871
THE EXTRA SESSION AND THE FOREIGN MIS-
sIONs.
persistent effort is still being made by various
to induce the President change the time for
the meeting OF Congress tho earlier date FIRST con-
tcmplated.
The postponement Of tho extra session Of Congress
until October 10 regarded also deicrrrng Presidcn-
ta action the matter OF the several foreign missions
and other loading Executive appointments which had
been under discussion up to last Friday.
THE TURKISH MISSION.
Tho Cincinnati Despach reporting the tender OF tho
Turkish mission TO Murat Halstcad evidently mis-
taken, the President would hardly appoint two
men-namely, Messrs. Noyes and Halstead-from tho
one city Cincinnati such important places rs
the French and Turkish missions
PROMINENT LIBERALS IN WASHINGTON.
The presence OF the three eminent members Of tho
liberal party. Messrs Bowles, White aud Mcclure,
gave considerable speculation TO the purpose
OF their visit TO Washington. Thoy have all had inter-
Vows with the President, and havc exchanged
mutually satisfactory expressions Of friendship and
admiration. This Is said to Tho oxtcnt Of thetr
mission.
SENATOR GoRDoN's FIRE IN THE REAR.
General Gordon has returned to Washington, and
will probably 60 home TO Georgia shortly, whore cx-
Governor Brown has opened Are his tho iu-
tcrcs, OF the Bourbons Of the State,
who charge the General with tho responsibility OF de-
feating MT. Tilden and tho election OF Mr.. Hayea
ADJOURNMENT or THE SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court will adjourn tomorrow, not to
meet again until tho October term. number Of i'm
portant decisions will DO handed down-anong them.
1t IL expected, those in the Bonanza mime suits and
the mechanics liens cases.
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OBITUARY.
AUGUsrIN H. HART.

Augustin II. Hart tho founder OF tho Elm Flax Mills,
tho largest lax twne and thread mandatory In the
world dicd At his residence in this city yesterday at
two O'Clock, aged iorsy-nine years Mr. Hart camo
from England about thrtyIour years ago. md at onco
engaged in tho above business His hrst venture was
ut Schaphticokc n. ", where the business was COM
mcnccd in small way. A few years alter he removed
20 this city, He kind husband and father man
OF good principle universally liked. He leaves
n vii nd da
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Brig D.e.Ie or Windsor. S Mus., oi Iva S =:
s s'sps .rnr sss 70
Tine weather 10 iiatteras thence days. with strong Ne
Brig Lamond. Barker. cionfuesos 20 days. with
+ ISIS sos Bosson sasSs days. with
sesr Ada Shorthand Duane. Para April H. via st
Thomas 10 days. with rubber aud to surdet Pond.
s 1s
Gabs. ~ DAYS win soss 20 SV %orS
sshr sdds Bryan. OF Bangor, ssueh: s. Pierre 20
% Y Loud Nay il j.. sa Ion Il 80, spoke
ES1sy nd rs & Sss Ss rss
;sl.s had gale iss% INV lasting Soss.
slsh T TSo ss nv S.dss
ne
Active of Portsmouth, Ns,. ssawooa. Windsor Ms.
ssSf { WLass. Ssass, xlssasdIia-
s ssnr ads hsa Toxn msssi' ossa Virginia
s Sch, A,.s S,.o S.Sy nS v;siu Virginia
sehr Ki. carson. mon1ms vir.ina for Fairhaven
sshr Ayrss Gso;gsso~n DC Tor Boston.
sshr Mary Means, Parker Mseha. days. with lumber
ss SspR SMITH Day. oa 9th ITO
zach. iae. Colgate. Havana 10 days Had light winds
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
hound SOUTH.
Steamer marlborough tBo Fraser. st John. NIB. and
Yarmouth Ms for New York. with d.e and
Steamer tiiaacas. Dearso. Boston Tor Now YORK;
Ss% s; Yssx CITY . ''sN0a'2 -. '''''a "
PsrHsr .9a asIo Witnesses York
.,schr woshorspoon tsr) ps..is. Windsor Ms. for
ssn. Xss Nsssss G Ss% s9.s yo,
Sclr Laura Burlinganic BurlinaWmc. Boston tor New
sehr Albert ssiiI. Still, Gioucs.ssr = dsnns cruise
schr Gipsoy Queen. Huntey. Gloucester ON fishing
" S on fishing cruise
sS Smith. smith rfcSSsnss io5 Sew
sehr BarsIsti. BARTLETT Providence for New Yorx.
ss a,on ranSGy r.oyasass f g, New N YORK
schr VIM l. Thomas. Arnold, Providence tor Now York
s senr sn New Y".
sehr John Br1"ss, Fox. Norwlsh Tor New York
s sss Ssnn,.os ksy isssio.S fss ysst
nr Annie Russell cai iersa"d g q" New York.
ssr naesScs A.:Sps rs!". tor Now Ysry
Ser Fashion Gsrberry. New Haven tos Nsw YORK ~
ssSr Centurion. Rogers New sys Won. ~ Ssw York
@ y.. Ss~ . sys" s ss' Ssv xs
scr Bells simp;.rDn Nex Haven tor y, SeE s. sS,a
BOUND EAST.
schr Hero, Baker. Now York for Salem.
Schr Vim Levcrng, smith. New York for Providence,
schr VIM Peck, Bunce. New York for Cold Spring.
Schr Flight, Rich, Iobokcn tor Providence
Schr Sarah Falconer, Wilson. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Chcf, Smith, Port johnson for Doston.
schr Commodore Kearney. Ward. Port johnson for Port
land, No.
sehs worhingtOn. Fitch Port johnson for New Bed
ford
Schr Chas Heath, Vangllder, Amboy for Bangor.
sehr j. s DeaS Lincoln, Amboy Tor Taunton
schr sterling. BALL. Amboy Tor bridgeport.
Schr v Ostruni. Sesbv. Fire Island Tor Providence
schr A IIeaton. Phinncy PHILADELPHIA for !, yannia
Sciir Kit Carson. HOPKINS, Virginia tor Eairhavl n.
Schr Joseph Allen. Butler. Virginia tor New Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
THE CITY OF BRUSSELS.

No word has yet boon received of the arrival at
Queenstown OF the steamship City of Brussels which
Lett this port on Saturday. April 81 having board
the Canadian pilgrims TO Rome md number OF Amer
leans who Joined the party during their stay this
city. General Newton, II viii be remembered,
among those who joined in making the pils image
Although tho vcssol Is out sixteen days. and tho
friends OF those board becoming alarmed, there
is no reason 10 lear more serious accident than n
breakdown OF her machinery, which might easily
prolopg her voyage a considerable timo.