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DROWNED, BUT NOT ROBBED.

THE BODY OF JAMES HOW'RE DISCOVERED IN
THE RIVER WITH SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
UNITED Stairs BONDS.
About seven o'clock yesterday morning the body OF
a man about forty-hvc years Of age found float
Ing in the rlver at tho OF Gold street, Brooklyn
mediately notified On searching the body which was
that OF man five feet eight inches height with
light hair aud sandy whiskers, $4,000 In United
States bonds found There was also $44 ~ IN
money and silver watch. From book and letters In
one pockets the police learned that the deceased
was James Howic. a resident of No. la Mulberry
street. this CITY, The bonds given the GUS
tody Of Coroner Simms.
At the address indicated 1t learned that for tho
past fifteen years the deceased had boarded there and
during that time he has made several trips to Scot
hand, of which country be was u native. He left his
boarding house about noon Saturday. lie is said
to have been man Of temperate habits, but about
weeks he was FIRST noticed to have been under
influence ui nquor In which condition lao remained
OF late. BY occupation he WAS q sfater, and during
the quarter OF century that he worked ut his trade
he saved considerable money, which he invested IN
bonds. His boarding mistress last night stated that
the only theory his fellow boarders could arrive
al was That nc either Tell INTO the RIVER the
victim Of foul play. II was known that timo
ago be had a quarrel with another boardcr
and blows wero exchanged between them, and ever
since the ARRAY they have been mortal enemies. De.
years OF ayd said TO
have been married. His vie Is believed to be stili
living In Scotland. He occupied an attic room, and
and mlsery. lie Is SAID 10 have relative residing IN
a ri
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived ut New Bedford. April bark Seine. Clay from
months cruise In the Atlantic Ocean last from Charles
ground with POS bills sperm OIL Has freight 20 bills
sperm oil from schr Amelia: reports whales plenty
Charleston Ground. but weather very bad and rugged
Cleared Boston April schr VIM Martin. Martin. Al
lantic Ocean. ttYt
Sailed from Provncetcwn Apri 8, schrs Agate Atkns
and Arizona, White, Atlantic Ocea,.
Arrived st Helena March g. bark Hope On, Baker. Of
Arrived Feb T. bark George + Susan, Heyer, with
1890 VII and 1850 81 (and sailed 18th to cruise).
Arrived Honolulu prior to March 30 barks Sea- Breeze
Barnes, OF NIB Three Brothers, Owen. of NIB; Rainbow
Cogan of NIB and Mount Waaston, Barker. Of NIB. The
Rainbow has 40 bbls VIII oil on board.
Arrived at do March 26 bark Cieone. Day. Of NIB.
Arrived at Seychelles Feb barks Linda Stewart Wilson,
Nh nirc and sailed Doth for do; 18th, Laconts
Clifford NIB do land sailed March for do
cruise; 2Dth Piatina. Rowland. NIB. do.
Owen OF bark Three Brothers. Of NB which arrived
Honolulu Feb 26 and sailed cruise 2t makes the fol-
lowing report Sailed from Honolulu Dec =, 1876 for
whale cruise the south the low islands, and
1877 Had unfavorable weather look
about for them. blowing almost gale from 10 NV and
N with much rain than three weeks in January and
had trouble to keep of the islands, Touched
Marquesas Islands return and the oldest
residents there stated that they had known such
settled weather for the past thirty could have
fetched those Islands easily my massage SOUTH having
much northery winds have not fish spout until
sunday morning, between Honolulu and Mookai, =
school baksh should have chased them had not been
Sunday
letter from Capt Bourne Of bark Avoa Of Nh reports
her Singapore Feb - with 800 bhls oil all told which
had shipped BY British bark Star Of the East for New fork
aud would continue the voyage another year.
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nN-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captsns officers
engaged coasng and foreign trade oborv
ing removal OF buoys requested
10 comm the that 1t may be
letter addressed the editor of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible tho number aud posi-
ton OF dpwced the Of their removal will
suffice In Nil cases along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts American Continent When they observed
European countries In tho
t IL either by telegraph
or letter to the New York HERALD. 40
Fleet street, London the Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
rOpcra Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bennctt as Fleet street. London"
"Benuett 81 Avenue do rOpera, Paris" Where Of
the reach the telegraph. In Asia Africa captains
communicate upon reaching the hrst c"nven-
lent port will be cabled free ofcharge to
the HERALD and published.
nrNOTTCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT Giir-The Nkw York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use on board HERALD yacht showing while
burning the red changing from TO tho
in and be several miles distant
Captains vessels upon this signal will obge
by any marine they have for the Ship
News Department. OF the HERALD.
p-persons DESTROYS 81 uncatng with vessels ariv
ing At New York can addressing snch vessels
care Of HERALD news yacht Pier No East River. New
York Letters received from all parts Of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


The purser Of the Alps from Port FRINGE &C.
has thanks tor avors
ScnR GILES which had discharged NJ the Long Beach
works went 10 recnport April 10 haul out on Bishops
having the down trip with coal from iiobnken
struck tho Spindle Rock NV from tho point 81 Plum
turned I'd inst to the where loaded with phos
phxte Tor Richmond. sailing 5th
ScmR HENRY PAuLL. which dismasted and put into
Wilmington Nc In February last has been transformed
from \ 3masted schooner into a fnrigged bark.
Bosr0N. April SThrre grave suspicious that Will
story. His statements Captain Corson Of tho
which rescued him. and
tbs suspicion that the mutned and probably
the captain aud his followers and also the
possession Oft It does consistent that the
would have deliberately drowned themselves
while there the least hope Of being saved In the safe
which WAS located In the captains cabin were $5oOO IN
gold sufficient incentive for uprising OF tho II
surmsed that the drank freely Of lager and while
drunk went below to get the contents OF the and mad
This is based Mcguire says tho
Finn threatened 10 shoot the captain and the fact
that " the found dead with his lip cut
OF When Mcguire was taken on by Captain Corson.
pistol OF dozen that lying about the cabin and
that the dead found the wreck had his LIP bit Off in
fight with one Of the crew on the Goth Of March NM.
rather strange of his claim that many of his
rades mad died " exposure.
The Roanoke bound from Philadelphia to Laguayra,
from York Thursday night last search for the
brig.
HYANNIs. Mass. April San unknown bark Of about $50
burthen reported ashore S Of Horseshoe
Shoals Her sails are furled and no signals are set.
GRERNPoRr III April IA Norwich tCD schooner name
unknown) into this port March 81 to repsr damage
having gale the 3oth of Black Point had sails
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ArnlL $, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
RrponrBp M HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Alp. Br Williams. Gaps iiay,en March ..
nnwal 2sth Navassa Both. with mdse and passengers
10 PIN. Forwood Go. -,
steamer Rapida Kempton. Savannah days, with mdse
and t;eo Yonge April q. OIL Body Island,
snoke bark from Denerara Tor BALTIMORE
Ind been days " ~ Hatteras -, :
Steamer t;ro w Clyde Ingram. Charleston April D,
9th udsc aud passengers to JAS w Quntard x Co.
Steamer Wynnokc, Couch. kichmond. CITY Point anu
Norfolk with ndse and passengers to the Ola Dominion
Steamer Agnes. Smith. Philadelphia. with mdse to Bo
Steamer Allentown futile. Philadelphia with coato the
Bars vesta Nor Thorsen, Liverpool a days, with salt
lark q q stanford utaD. Maresca Naples 40 days with
fruit 10 Lawrence GILES Go. Passed Gibraltar March
Marx FIppo UtaIj, Dilietri Malaga ~ days with fruit
~ order Passed Gibraltar Feb %
brig nrico (Aus franen. Bristol % days, 10 ballast TO
master. 80, g.. a..,. 4
DAVIS with sugar Gossler Go; vessel TO DeWoii
Co ,..,,,, ,,,.-- -. p..,.a.,u.t.
Put In Tor harbor. 49,, -. 80 - 80,
sugar to Rivera Coz vessel TO Bentley, Gidersieeve
4 Co. .,,x. "a -. -.
supar 70 Oyerton Hawkns Had heavy NV gaes 10 Hat
asrns, themes 9 days. with light Winds and Gains.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

DEAL April 7--Arrlved bark Lea tAus). schmernich.
New York Tor London mot the Sea- previously tele
xraphed).
FLORES to April s-Arrved, schr French. French
Boston,
HAMBURG April 7-Arrived. bark Clto CSor, Nielsen,
Wilmington. NC; Brodreue tNor), Evensen. do.
HAvRE April & PM-Ssed steamer vile de Paris Fr,
Durand. New York.
Also sailed sth ship Armstrong tBr,. Bryan New Or
leans.
LIVERPOOL April 3-Arrived, bark Kephs tNor), Terss
SEN Baltimore
Also arrived sth ship New York tB) Irwin San Fran
cisco; bargs Punjaub t stanbury Brunswick. Ga; Con-
cordia tNor) Johannescn Savannah Moen dam. Rien.
Pensacola; brig Hppolyte t Ridley, Kingston. ia, via
Savannah.
Sailed sth ship Ella Thayer. Minott United States
LONDON April s-Arrived ship Lcthair tBr,. Orchard
New York; bark j ii Bowers Iarkness swatow.
Sailed t ships Martin Luther tNor). Brunsgsard Mon.
Underwater (r) Robertson Quebec; City Of Quebec
Br, Falconer. do; bark John Bull tBrJ Emerson. do
LEGuoRs, TO April s-Arrved. brig II Steenken (0er)
IIashagen. New Orleans via Cagari.
MAgsrLLgs April 7-Arrvcd bark Active (Nor. Olsen,
Pensacola.
Sailed 9th, barks Reindeer (Br). Campbell Montreal;
Dunsinsne tBr). Young. do
PLymour April sArrved. steamer Frlsia Ger. Meyer,
New York for Hamburg tand proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN April SArrived, bark Gnxells (Nor), Brun
Baltimore
SOUTHAMPTON April Arrived Frankfurt (jer),
Klugkist New Orleans via Havana Tor Bremen.
srAvANGER. to April 6-Arrived, brig Nordiyset tNor)
Pallsen. Philadelphia.
srxrrrS to April sArrved. bark sonabend lGer) Pust.
Wilmington NC.
Lospos, April s-Bark Josie Mildred ann which sailed
from April for Mstanxas. has put into Queenstown
leaky.
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THE READING RAILROAD ENGI-
NEERS.

MEMBERS OF THE BROTHERHOOD LEAVING
THEIn PLACES GENERAL STRIKE ANTlcI-
PATED.
PHILADELPHIA, April 8. 1877.
ON Saturday thrty-four Of the 37S Brotherhood men
on tho Germantown and Norrist0wn branch OF the
Reading Railroad lott their places, seventeen having
lett prior 10 that time. Other men were put IN
their places aud thcre detention OF trains.
DIVISION No II OF tho Brotherhood met last night aud
discussed tho situation. Other meetings were held TO-
day anu IL ia rumored tonight that there will be gen.
eral strike on the Germantown and Norrlsown
branches and also on the main line In few days.
MEETING ENGINEERS.
The locomotive engineers had o meeting ut whtcn
$50 members of the brotherhood were present. Dele
gates appeared from iorty divisions In other cities
and Canada who promised support 10 the engineers OF
the Reading OF strike. or II they were
discharged for their with the brotherhood
Fifteen hremen who refused TO take charge of engines
have been discharged.
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Mu.AocAs. xsrsh eo.i. port sehr rivs Sisters. Wal
' Sailed 20 sSs :s S. Wilmer ss Leighton Boston
NxsAIno. March as-Airivsd. bark Wellington tBoD.
Nyas.s March scNn port bark Paramount. nos for
VICTORIA. March 3l-sailsd. steamer City Of Panama,
seabury, San Francisco.
lrrn srsAr.n err 2, RrsnnosD;,
oSr fs.es Fn England. Manu. 10"
%xanvus. March io.cissrsd Thyra Bohn Greenland
snsnos. March as-Arrivsd Angela. Favis Philado
Bnxxxs March 27ssiled. Sirius, MclIer Baltimore.
srsh Sss a%sI.
Cassr.AssAsp March Ieclearsd. Hamburg. Jorrsnsen.
ConuxxA. March I9-Arrivsd. Fama. Amigo. New Or
DEAL. March 2sApchOrsd. Isabel. Fnlsys0n London
DovxR. March Ss-os, Armansua. POpham. from Port
DusLis. March as-Arved. Jorgsn Lorentsen. Larsen.
ssr;s a 9Th SsoS 5. ssSsS snsdss
DuSDEx, March 2s-Arrvcd. Borxone. schiafno. BATH
P4lxours March Sailed Fannie Carver Baltic
GLOUCESTER. March 2s-Arrived, Thiorva. Graham, Da-
GKrxssv. March 2s-sailed Oliver Emery swarsbrdgs.
GHrEsocx. March 2s-sailsd. stllman Allen. Taylor
GKsoA March 25-Arrived. New Republic suggst. Maur'
ss
sa Fan 1ynn Or sG5h
iioSo KoKc. March as-Arivod. Besic ts Metcafa San
LivxRrooI. March 2s-Arrved. Fenwick. Johanssn.
18th Alice Ss%ssn Ne spd VA. %
Ss%s.y IySis Ss:;@s,s F sS:
ng Point Do GALE srSs
SSsis.s Robbins. sjohn. Nd; Texas New
ssS:sa nv ~ S,isss.: SS,ssl Raymond n"
Tidngs Dick 81 = Ohm Nb Wi'he' Amero. Yarmouth NS
pous Isss: iasS Mecvory from Liverpool 10,
or Tussar 27th Columbus Blethen. from Liverpool for
LONDON March 2s-Arryed, Aures Coates, Bull Rivers
ys 1ss Sas s.
man. Pensacola; Berns. ColIberg Bull River; 60.
s a as
Lxrn March 2s-Arrved. Italia. Ma1zarena. Phladsl-
Lixxncx March 2s-saied, George Washington, ParOdL
TomrLxsp March 2s-Put into the Roads, Verona Bart
QuKxSsrowx March 2s-saled. Marathon Turner, Hull;
Rorr.spAM March 27-Cleared. Emile. schungcl. New
Usrs. March l5-saled, BERTHA Hansen, Wilmington.
SAxAnAso. Fob s.saied Alice Muir; Acksrs, ENGLAND
Pabellon de Plea.
HAvRE March 27-The shalimar, arrived at Marseiiles
from San Francisco lcornl encountered gale 10Th ns
age to cargo.
Hone Ko Feb ,srhs Western Belle Fi.h Nv which sS
and 9th Dee s. 81 f. experienced heavy
NV gale when sne 1851 nrst mHte oveTpoaru
several Of the disabled
OuxsNsrowN. March 29-The Trowbdge has landed here
capJs boatswa steward and tour OF the Flor
Ouon which ship from pabellon de Plea gnano
for orders with 10 feet water In hold
Feb ~ N Ion 40 W. crew took 10 the boats in
which those landed here In the other were the
mate. carpenter eight seamen The boats parted
Feb 24 and the IrowSrdge tcl u K With a he
Previously partially reported by telegraph
I'D. Feb l5--Another death has occurred on
brought from Monevdeo have been attacked by ~
These have consequently been discharged and the
shin is detained indefinitely The putrd having been
discharged other either In the vessel itself or In
the looked for account for this calamity
Il is said that the guxno has unusually bad smell.
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fchr Mary Wood, Arthur, Virginia.
schr Jennie Hail. o.borne. Virgnis
Schr Morning Star. Higgins. Virginia for New haven
schr X Shaw. Cox. Baltimore
n5- BARK Fridiief ,Nor). which vas anchored In the
lower bay. came up to the city 9Th AN
nS-Brig Robert Thorburn Swl which arrived 7th from
r. the Equator Masre NV NV
gales
So Brig Mary Knowton from Miragosns which arrived
7th. reports Had contnuous NV gales from lat ~ 70
Cape Hatteras thence days. with light northeriy winds
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Giaucus. Bearse. Boston for New YORK.
Steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish, New Bedford tes
steamer Thsts Ycung Providence for New yo,E-
schr Fannie Hammer Brooks. Connections River for New
York. .
sehr II Williams Williams, Connecticut River for New
YORK. .
schr Annie Russell. Mehsney. Portland. CT, for New
York.
schr Sarah Road. Arnold Portland. CT for New York.
schr Henry Lemue. Jarvis, New Haven for New yorx.
Schr Saline Burton. bnrley. stamford for New YORK
scnr Hattie Giles jones' Orient. Ii. Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Clements (Br) Lewis. New York for s. John.
NIB !aud anchored in ART Island Roads.
Schr Annie Sandford ssndfrd. New York for Boston,
Schr Tyrrei Barrett. New York for Providence.
s asRss
Schr u NiRhtngalc. Elliott, New York for Eastport.
schr Fannie Fern, Eaton, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr I.ucy. Coweil. Weehawken tor kastport.
Schr vcrunda, Pond. Wernawken for Providence.
schr Emily Dcnnisou Allen Weehawken for Somerset.
schr Eva Diverty Candy Port johnson for Pnwtucket
Schr Abel Parker Dean. Port johnson for Fall River
Schr A Predmore. Fitch, Amboy for New Bedford.
schr Zoe. spear. Amboy for Newport
Schr Mary Miller. Dayton Philadelphia for Wareham.
ssr John Il cnsiee. ausii. Virginia for New Haven
Schr Joseph Allen. Butler. Virginia for New Haven.
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MANS family, worthy and respected member Of
society.
Alter remaining in the poorhouse at Delhi some
months, Lucy Ann Slater and Mrs. Wilson agnis dis
appeared, and resorted 10 their old nomadlc life. the
former sustaining her character OF husband 10 her
companion, relation that both insist upon as exist,
ing Lucy Ann or 'Joe" as she Ia called has several
times been IN jail IN Honcsdae lately for vagrancy,
and her companion hoyers about the prison until
her "husband" ts released Tho last time Joe"
was IN jail "hish companion drew up petition
to the covering several pages Of foolscap and
written with split stick with the juice OF pokcber-
ries praying for 'hsn release The document Is pre-
served the court records ana IS marvel OF neat
penmanshp, choice dicton and ingenious argument
The woman who wrote H. aud who now lives the life
OF an outcast, in companonship with crazy. hltny
and diseased fellow beng Is graduate OF the Massa
chusetIs Female College Their abode near this
place Is miserable howell tn the woods
Last year both these strange creatures made
the journey to the home OF Mrs. VIII
sons parents In Massachusetts,, accomplishing
the whole distance foot An effort was made by the
relatives OF the woman 10 pace her under legal re-
straint but II was unsuccessful, and the couple re-
turned In time to their old haunts. Lucy Ann obst.
natey refuses the apparel Of her SEX The last
she placed in Jail tho Sherihs wife managed
10 array her women's clothing She subsequently
tho garments shreds and u was necessary 10
provide her with sun OF mems clothes 10 quiet ner
The couple suffered greatly from the cold the past WIN
ter and would have persisted but for the ad OF tue
neghborng people.
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CRUSHED BY THE CARS.

Henry Mickey, aged twenty-five years. brakeman.
residing ut No. 457 West Thrty.1rst street, was
crushed between two freight cars yesterday, ut the
corner or Thirty second street and Eleventh avenue
He was sent to Bellevue Hospital, where last night,
his leg umputated.
ZacLarian v. OiLasher, night superintendent at the
HUDSON River Railroad. while coupling two cars
Eleycnl and Ihirtyrst street. was caught be-
tween them and badly injured. He was In precarous
condition last night at the hospital.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Sydney Dacres r) Dawson from Liverpool tor San
Francisco, March TO- lat Al n Ion 10 w.
Bark Maud tBr. Russell from Pensacola for Newcastle.
L, March II, lat A. lon 3S
Bark Onda Of st John, NIB steering s. March "a lat so
N, Ion w.
Bark Ciedo Of Boston. March Q. lat S, Ion
81 W. steering NNW.
Brig Blanchard tBr. from Baltimore for Rio Janero,
March IL lat 4 N. Ion %
The Montague Fail River ~ for London, March IL.
lat AZ N, Ion 30 w.
vessel showing wBvC. from Glasgow for San Francisco
Feb I. on the Equator, lon % W.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI. April z. 1877.
The eocts Of the schr John ose Of and from Phisde
phis for Fall River which pieces Noyes Beach,
Watch iil few weeks ago. sold In this city
this PM realized Sl42 This did include spsrs
the hull
Steamer Achilles from Philadelphia for Nswbnryport.
with coal which arrived here the t In Ut steamer
Panther having lost her rudder off Montauk Point has
been by latter to Fall River for repairs
Steamer Newport. of the Fall River Line. which broke
her snA the 9th. has arrived here TO be repaired
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchan shipping and shpmssers are informed
that by elcgraphing tho HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennctt No. 46 Fleet street, London to the
Paris office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpcra
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be csbed to this
country free of charge.
Captains arriving and sailiny from French and Med
terranean ports hnd the Office sconom
cal ana OK psditious for tclcgraphing news
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RUNAWAY RUMPF.

II was reported In Newark yesterday that Il. J. D.
Rumpf, tho private banker and broker who dissap-
pcared some weeks ago. as alleged, with fast woman
leaving hundreds OF creditors to his pcrhdy had
been arrested Saturday IN Baltimore. Up TO LASS
evening he had not turned up IN Newark, although
detective had Como 10 baltimore Tor him
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POPE Plus TX.

Mr. John r. G. Hassard will deliver lecture to.mor.
row evening before the members Of the Zavior Union
ut their rooms No 20 West Twenty seventh street.
The subiec, OF the lecture 10 pope Plus TX
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JUMPED INTO THE RIVER.

An unknown yesterday by Waterman
on board schooner to walk along tho per at the foot
OF West Thiry fourth street and leap from the string
piece the The body has not been recovered
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPIvwALL, March 24-Sailed steamer Bolivar Br)
Doherty. Liverpool via New Orleans . -,
lIALSAx. April 4-Cleared, schr Payne, Pyc Balti-
Arrived 7th steamer samatian tr) Arid, Liverpool for
Portland.
Arrived 9Th, Alpha (Br), st Thomas and Ber-
muda: Cortes Freeman, New York Mercedta. Chadssy,
doi Poynssian (Br). BROWN Portland Tor Liverpool.
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A LIQUOR STORE BURGLARY.

Burglars last night forced an entrance into the
liquor store Of James Cavanagh, Al No. 422 Second
avenue and stole . number OF cigars and some small
change from the moneJ drawer Tho thieves left bc-
hind them miniature jimmy
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YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs. &C

A Iron AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS; LIGHT
IA sdraught Steamboats, with and without satcrooms),
large steam Yachts Tugs, Freight Propelles ferrybouts
&c. for sale by FREDERICK q. SCHMIDT South VIII
lam vt.
L,oR sALE-A STEAM LAUNCH, ~ FEET, SEATS
10 or would charter with engineer. LAUNCH, box lis
Herald Uptown Office.
WANTED-STEAM' YACHT, PLEASURE BOAT
w well built ar speed length about 40 ieet by "a feet
beam ready Tor use Tune l. Address full description AMI
terms. i. y. Drawer No. 80 Cortland New York.
WANrED-A LIGHT FoUR.oARED CEDAR BARGE,
wv with sweep. Address. giving fuIi description and
lowest prieo. B0ATAAN. Herald Uptown oHss.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
- - -
Destindtion Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEw YORK FOR TUE MONTHS
April.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 8, 1877.

Moderate. : Brisk.