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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-12-10
sTEAMBoATs.
Notice to Consignees.

THE freight on landing and the Lee Wharf
i boat By the following steamers is ready for
delivery. Belle st. Louis, Fannie Lewis,
Colorado, John B. Maude, James Howard and
Centennial. Please send for it, as we are
crowded for room. AID STORM, Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-12-10
In Supreme Court at jackson.

MINOR MERwETaER, soIleltor. @-al
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SUR SWALLOW New York. has been sold pur
chased BY Howes Crowcil. Of Boston. for $1,000
Sem u HICKMAN. ashore Fire Island Beach, has
broken In and will prove total loss Or the 600
saved
ScHR KATIE J Iloyr. nt Petersburg 4th from Woods
Hole when opposite Five Fsthom Tightshp March
carried msn boom. after which the vessel made
was steercd for Cape Henry where she the t
without further damage and reached her destination the
9th At An
ScuR o ID WfryRHLL towed to Norfolk rday
by Bakers wrccKing tug she having been on Wolf Trap
SLooP SARAH Lockwoop. lockwood. from Greet wch
for New Yorx with 200 Of oysters while beating
Whitesons yesterday AN Was struck By flaw Of wiud
cspsizcd, filled and sunk. The cavtsir ana ersx u
came :" their rescue rho lies the middle OF tho
channel In the track Of vessels with the top Of her mast
visible Mt low water.
The schooner loaded with rock phosphate aud
aays since in leaking condition. is the Hattie
Baker Baxter which sailed Charleston March - tor
Weymouth she will discharge Ia Norfolk Tor
pairs.
York took IN the soand portion of her
cecded up aud portion ~ the cargo for
ward give air before proceeding 10 when
three bales found much heated aud
discharge tho whole OF the
subjectng bale to the closest
in The lower hold This Is being done. 50 far
further signs OF combustion have appeared.
HArlrAx. Ms, April 6-rbe mails and passengers from
the steamer Northern Light landed az Carboo aud
miles OF land il .od ssid Of lee The passengers
and Gulf full Of leo far could
snrrpuLpiSd- Rockport the frame fshe bark In
Carleton, Nor~cod Cos yardi y mp.
Mr. Leonard Issky, OF south Itobbinston. has the
stoc "A 4 m n
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SAILED.

stssmers Erin tsr). Tor Lverpocf: 6svmanie no. Do;
Haley s; 90 Gsn MS5d:s s nssona
Nassau City Of San Antonio Galveston 4c; New York
New Orle ans knickerbocker dos City OF Macon SavAn
nah City Of Atlanta. Chnrestou Wilmington,
Nc; Knight, George.cwn, DO; Old Dominion. Rich
mond &c ships rer,ories (Gerl London; Forest King,
do Ballochmyle tBrl Lverpooi Lucille tr).
vanads (Norl David Auterson tBr. Pcnarth Reads
VEINS tsr Birkcnhead: Formoss, Bncncs Ayrcs Benc-
factor Hong Kong zueims (Nor,, kiga Bladder ,swe)
psc Nor s.ettin; svshiod tswe) El,inore Reindeer,
mouth Msrianopoi lGta 40; Constance tSwe,. do
Giuseppe Capuno dtaD. dublin Seipner Moo, Rottcv-
Dam immaco tItaD, Chcrbourg; Morning star, st
Jaro others Ger, from London,. Bsi,imors s. Lneie
do schrs Ella Storer Montcvideo: q Arnold Orom
Now Haven. baltimore: n Reed, Annie r. Webb G w
Alcott Ida Babcock John Parker, and John Kelsey
oil for Southern coastiug ports
Sailed 5thSteamer city OF DAliaa tor Fern andna,
mot City Of San Antouio).
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THE LoTos CLUB.

INCEPTION TO BAYARD TAYLOR LAST EVEN.
INo-A DISTINGUISHED coMrANx IN AT.
TENDANCE
Teception was rendered Nr. Bavard rAyier By the
Lotos Club isss svsssss, the club house, Twenty
Arst and FIfsh avsnas At little before seven
clock about ninety gentlemen down thu thros
tables which wcro laden with dclioaoios and
decorated with foworx Among the notice.
able persons present were Mr.. whteiaw Reid,
president; Mr. Noah Brooks, vice presidcnt;
Bayard Taylor, August Belmont, Judge Moan Davis.
Postmaster James, Professor Hammond, Coll ector
Arthur, J. Quincy A. Ward, artist; William Beard,
artist George IL. story, artist; General Merritt, sur
veyor Of the Port; Hon. Thomas d. Plat, Pro-
lessor Charles InsIee Pardoe, Cnsuncey n.
onsI Goreaaa, Lconsrd Jerome, NJ Mitchell,
Professor A. 4. Macdonald, Charles Dudley Warner;
William Har', a. r Tat ~ \. Marks, artists; Pro-
Naval Unncer OF the Port; Dcnis 0'Donoghue. W. 5.
Andrews and N. Day. ME whItelaw Reid presided at
the principal table and Mr. Noah Brooks and DR..
P.rdee Al tho osner Two. Mr.. Reid, IN welcoming
the guest Of tho evening, remaf ked that although
America had been we'll represented abroad by
distinguished cilizens particularly Mr.. Charles j..
Adams, Mr.. Taylor's appointments was more fitting
than any previously made. Mr.. Taylor reried that
who conscious OF the honor done him, ana believing
that great deal OF u came from personal Interest IN
him. nevertheless he attributed It TO the fact that
Literature and journalism Was now more 81 power
In the land tnsn caucuses Following Mr.. Taylor
came August Belmont. Cnauccey ". Dspow, Judge
Nosh DAVIS. Charles Dudley Warner, Collector Arthur,
General Merritt, Noah Brooke, william Orion, A. b.
Cornell, Postmaster James, Professor Hammond and
others short i've minute speeches, most OF them
complimentary and eulogistc and others humorous
spcech OF Mr. Taylor himself, were the reading Of
some strkingly original poetry BY Judge Davis and
the effect OF bringing Mr. Taylor TO his feet with
short explanation which he made amid roars OF
laughter Letters regre.,ins their inability 20 be
Cullen Bryant and Mark Twain.
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sseamer General Verde. Ger. Hoffman, Bremen via
steamer City San Antonio. Pennington, Galveston via
Key West-C II Mallory Co.;
steamer New York. Quicx, New orieans-Bo gert Nor
Steamer Knickerbocker. Kemble, New orlesns-CInrk
Steamer City OF Macon. Nickerson. ssvannah-Georg
steamer City of Atlanta, woodruff, charlessoa--J
ss-amsr Benefacsor Jones. Wilmington, Nc-wm p
Rchnond-old Doninion Steamship Co
steamer IS 9 Knight. Ch'chesser. Georgetown. DC Via
Steamer crest tBpS. DAZZLING Ph.oeiphia- Tucker
Steamer Ann Eliza. Warren Philsdcl Hand.
Shin Henry SANFORD. sleeper. AMOR for erdersNes
Bark Erselio nsaD. oiivan, Newcastle. E-Attrio
Bark David Auterson (Br. Bennett Penarth Roads for
orae srs Gs, H Saey .,.o, c,,.ovR.,n
Bark Agaer (Nor,, Gunnerson Cork Falmouth for
Bark Liburna Nor. GunnuEsen, Antwerp-Bockman ann.
Bark Lucille (Br,. Jennson. scammell Bros.
Bark Ccvlon GER. Ahrens sundswalr via Copenhsgeu
Bark Amor rrstcrno Aus). crich, Bordeaux-sioeo-
sark ii caecAsoro HssD. Romano. Lisbon-socovich =
Bark ommssionsratb pisnstbach Ger, schonbsrs. VAL
schs Il Flint. Cook. La. Paimas Canary Isisnds'-
sehr Willard, Evans, Laguayra and Porto cabeo--
Schr Tom Williams, Edwards. PavN--G Amsfnck q TO.
Schr Isaac Oliver Panneif, Aux CAyes-J Lyons Co.
Schr Henry Parker, Townsend. Dcmerara-van Brunt
Ovcrton.
>chr George somes. Norwood, Sc Pierre. Msrt-Jed
Frye Go.
Sehr George Hatch, Murphy Cardsnas-waydell 4 Co.
cchr q Marrett. Rccd. Bsvacoa-B Weinberg Co.
6chr II Bridges. LuEdrick. st John, MA Honey.
schr Mary W Hopper. sumner. Cedar Keys-Parsons 4
Loud.
schr Annie Bergen, Thompson. Richmond. w. James
A Van Brunt.
Presley.
schr Ida Palmer. Palmer New Hnven--stamford Mann
featuring 20.
Sebr p Golwin. williams. New Hsven-stamford
Manufacturing Co.
Sehr Expedite. stcpp. Orient. Lr-Rsckets / Bro.
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Philippe pHrLJPpr.

Ph,lippo rbiIippi, Of vcilctr, born 10 1910, who
died recently in Rome, was scon Of a noble house,
and whom youth was csro,led among tho Knights Of
Malta and made ono Of the Noble Guards At tho
Vatican. Hc to be Com mendatorc and Chancellor
Of tho Order Of Malta A. tho Conclave OF 1864
pbiiipp cnanced to be the Guardian Mobile appointed
to attend the cell OF Cardinal Msstai FsrrcttL ana
Massai Fsrrsti, on becoming Pope created philippi
his Master of the Horse. When the revolu.
ton drove Plus TX. away from Rome Phil.
up. his Master OF the Horse, refused 10
follow the broken fortunes Of the Pont.n and
embraced the party OF he liberals As a natural con.
sequence when Plus TX. returned IN triumph from
Gaea Philippi wns deprived OF his Office at the VAT
ican and Tell into disgrace. He also expelled or
disowned by the Knights Of Malta. The aster Of
tho Horse was good musician played several insru.
ments with skill, fabricated ~ cradle victims, and
puoshsd his compositions, consisting Of quartets
and concerted pieces Tho professors and councillors
OF the Royal Academy OF ST. Cecilia ATTENDED his
funeral ana the insignia OF the Knights OF Malta, In
spite Of HIS expulsion IRON tho Order wcro placed
his bier.
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NarthumbrIsn tnr,. risris. Qaeensso.n: sehIs Msry
.vi Iu diam tas% New s .ds1d
K S Dean. Thrssher. Taunton: Parker. Dean. Fall
Also cleared as.msrs Acton !sr. cowis. Antwerp,
kswSsrypcrt. :chrs Pedro rau Lake Cis"aefo.J 4
uddell SHARP Boston Anee . MISE 40 sc"s RssS
ssieds,ssmers Pennsylvani. yaniasa Ashland Tona.
wanda Norman, Perkicmen and ie-cnies; schr Specu.
Iswxs DEL April e-sailed, banks stormy Petrol Up.
for Phisdsiphis Coonst tBr,, and Gsni.or dsaD, oi
stnXrrivsd, ships Jumna Brl. Fraser Antwerp; Len.
n's Steamer Illinois, shsesiord from Liverpool, is
Ship Waiter Wallet. tBr, Havre, is ordered ss
.p ss.,,,:s is: .:.s K'nn''''
6th-Arrved, steamer Matthew Curtis tBr). Young,
oie.rsd-s.eamsr Lake chsmpsin tsr'. Benson LIVER
''rc' f!s Babe. xss tsnsss
brig Mcfyy wnser from so Sc ra 10, cortland;
sI.vsS s,, 1ssa s:,ns
ssiiss. Grand Island. french: New ye.t
PxwfucKET. Aprii 5-Ssisd schrs Elias Ross Lewis.
ar RIcHsSND April sXprivsa brig seario . No
s "a ssst a s.sS S.vs ships A.s
sns ues
BAY 81: ss
sn Fir smGssGd er. Hickman Phil
.dslphia; R.seccs pi i Queen. Cain. DO. . -.
Cienred-Ship Tros Ior, Brager, Queenss.wn or fsis
mouth orders brig Dolores tSp) Barnes Montevidoo.
do :, :.
SailedSteaers City OF Savannah MALLORY. New Yorkj
Wyoming. Teal palAdelpha bark Condo, tBr'. Aoeksr,
ST HkLENa s0UND. sc. April i-Arrysd. esrns
strom Liverpool, John Peils (i,r' Ne~ton. FanchsL
SALEM April 4-Arrived. sclrs Lizzie y; olchrst, -
John. NIB for New York: Carrie Bailey Higgins SstFs
River Ca for Bath: Tampa, sanborn. Macbss for Nes
York.
Schrs Kate Foster Bunker, Calais for New
York; VIM Rice, Pre-say, Rockland Tor 40. :.
VINEYARD HAVEN April s. Arrived bark Mary Nc
k00S tai man. fnr
son, Mcintyre. Port dc Paix for do; Ch..sstovn Went
worth. 'boken tor Dover: Robert Ripley rernald
Bath: Nellie Doe Trask New York for Ban
gor: Garland Libby Mschins Tor New forE; Herald. Pc
land Calais for do: Torpedo. Cousins, Lubec Tor do
schr Welcome Home tr) erroneously reported Is boun<
to st John, NIB. NOT Boston.
sailed-Anna Currer (sr Torpedo. Veto and Garland.
Bunker sBcston.
WILMINGTON. Del. April 5-Arrived. schr Thos Bcr-
den, Churbuck. DarnariscottA M,
-WAREnAM. April ARRIVED schr Joseph Hay, Butler,
Newcastle, Del.
Sailed-Schr Lacy Antrim, Carter. New York.
WOODS HOLE. April ARRIVED, schr Waterlue. Kel.
iey NsE xSrk xn,, s-s.,,,a m.,v MINI r.,,,.
New York.
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OBITUARY.
aEy. John q. coIros.

Rev. John S. Cotton assistant pastor Of st. Peters
Church, Staten Island died shortly alter four o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Father Cotton was born In this
city on November l, 1876 He was graduated at tho
College OF ST. Francis Xavier, among the FIRST OF
unusually large class. In 1868. Having studied tho
classics to prepare himself for tho priesthood, TO
which at early age be felt that no called in tho
following September he entered 81. Joseph's SEMI
nary Troy. Here. while studying theology as wcli
during his collegiate course, his industry ability and
upassuming character made him tayoritc with all
Alter some delay, occnsioned BY his ia health, hc
ordained priest on December Il. 1873, ma
signed the Church OF the Immaculate Conception In
this city. In this position he sbored Tor two years,
az the end Of which time he was appointed 10 take
charge Of S. Peters, a. Staten Island In the absence
Of Father Copron, who vas obliged 20 travel for his
health Father Conron on hts return beng stiii doll
cate, Father Cotton remained ss hts assistant, In
which position he continued unit, January last, when
Father Conron dying, no became tho regular assistant
pastor OF the PARISH.
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/. wAnrxn, SOME MORE CHURCHES.


Being o constant attendant at Sunday services ut
the Dominican Church on Lexington avenue, 1 cannot
help out notice the want Of accommodation for
the Catholics OF the uptown distriet This church
crowded to the doors at every mass, sometimes dan
gerously 80. There Is Catholic Church be-
tween Fifty.nrst street and Sixty-sixth street,
on the east side OF the city west OF Second
avenue bat this one, and the consequence 10
that Il 10 crowded to It's utmost capacity Sun
day morning Tho parish extends from FIfty-sixtn
street to Seventy sixth street, from the East River
the FINN avenue and all Catholics residing over
this vast sren Of t~rr'ory must attend
ns tho Dominican Church. II Ia true that
there 10 church IN Eigh,y-iourth street:
but that also ovsrcrowded and In entirely
too small TO accom- nodatc the Catholics OF Yorkve.
WHAT Is wanted badly the east side Is a urch,
Fftythrd street ana Sixtyihiro street. east
Of Third avenue and nno her the neighborhood OF
Seventy eighth street and Third avenue. II two
grcga,iops organized there would be thousands
found in this neigh borhood 10 Ill the churches This
part OF the city Is boing rapidly huilt and Us
posed mostly OF Catholics The Catholic churches Of
this city always overcrowdci and rendered not
ony uncomfortable, hut In OF panic occurring
absolutely dangerous. II therefore. the duty Of
those that govern tho church IN this city look TO
the comfort safely OF tbcir nock ana BY doing
they viii vim tho lasna gratitude OF all concerned.
AN EAST SIDE CATHOLIC.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTIGUA April 5saed. schr Sarah Davis. Cottreli.
New York.
BARAcoA March 2sIn port schrs Ella Pressey Presssy
and Carrie D Alien. New comb. TOR -, ldg
CIsSruECos March 26-Arrived bark Hancock. King.
Kingston, ia -
In port 2sth brig jessie Rhynas Adams: for Boston, ldg
would be sail sch Butler. Eaton for do.
Ida. 90 salt IN 8 or 4 days.
CAIsAxiEN March l4-Arrived, schr Ruth Robinson.
Rogers, Havana
FREgnAkTLE SA Doc 20 Arrived, brig Laura Gertrude
Brown. MAurtus, ~ days passage.
HALIFAX April 8--Arrived, steamer Cortes, Bennett,
Now York
sailed eth. Moravian 3D. Graham urom BalM
moro. Liverpool.
PoscE March 2o-In port. schr wyoming. Foss for ST
John, NIB.
Fos New York sail 9th Annie Lewis Aidrich. for
n of Hatterss idg.
Ms April 2-Arrivod: barks Peru tBr. Hill
ton. Dublin; Sd. G S Penery tBr) Penery, Bremon.
ST Jouy, NIB. April ARRIVED. steamer Scandinavia
!BD. r.ulson. from London; ship Campbell Curling
Sandy Hook; scnr Dew Drop, homery, Barbadoa
TRINIDAD. March 25 In port briggs Sally Brown. Small.
for Boston, bdg; Wm Mason. Adams, unc.
VALENCIA. March Arrived bark Carolina (sw>, OIL.
man. Now York.
zAxzIsAa March e-saiied. barx Glide. Besdlc Boston.
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THE sIxPENNY SAVINGS BANK.

TO TN EDIroR TIE HxRALD:-
Why do not the depositors Of tho sixpsnny ssviogs
Bank appoint committee instructed and empowered
to take steps 10 have dedutc plan for managing the
AFFAIRS Of the bank antto bring such plan before tue
Court for approval showing that IL will be
bsttor for the depositors than a receiver
and as prsctlcabief Such q noed
not ssko much time and an active lawyer
could up the papers necessary for calling
TO the attention OF tho court IN Albany that such
plan would no DELAY and expense Of receiver
and be as beneficial should propose that the CON-
mttes above mentioned have power 10 appoint new
offcers 70 continue tho hank, whose accounts would
OF course be open TO the inspection OF the bank
amucrs and OF the committee, the supervision by the
latter 10 lasr onIv long would be needed for
restoring the affairs OF tho bank 10 Q sound basis.
OBSERVER
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL l87sQUlNTUPLE SHEET

HAvsE. ADr,i l-satlsd. bark Homeward Bosnd Merry
man. United States.
LrvkRrooL. April 5-Arrivsd. ships Ann Mcent tBr.
Bach. San Francisco; Baveinw tBr) Rout. Pensacola;
Herbert Beech tBr), Clements Port Royal, sc; bark
Capri (Br, Dusmore. New York: 9th scindia
(BD. wndham. New Orleans; Campus (Br), Hossfall.
Boston.
Sailed 9th. steamer vctsria OBJ. Williams. Boston,
LONDON April 6-Arrved ships Bantam lBr), Grandin,
New York; Percy DAM. Beck. Pensacola
LYNN. April 5-sailod, Srian Star tBr,. Risehie,
New York.
LImEnicK April Sailed bark Off (Sor, OLSEN United
States
MAssxrILrs April 4-s.sd sohr Mathilds Krsn., Rich.
Nov York.
QUEENSTOWN April 6-Arrived barks Attic taD Dali
lorso Phiadeipha; Bsrscnsercn tNor,. Morsenssn do
Gloria Doc dtaD Marchano. do; Pacific Nop Grung Bal
timoic.
York for Liverpool (And proceedsd).
ROCHESTER, April 5-saied bark Evvvs (Nor), Nielsen.
Now York.
RIVAL. April 6-Arrived. steamer Redewa4sr OBJ.
Richards. Charleston.
EouEx April 6-Arrivcd. bark America UtaD, Ferrari
Now Orleans.
RIO JAxRIKo April 4saiicd bark l. Psndsrgass (Br)
Bates. New York.
SHARPNESS. april e-Arrivsd. bark Indus (Br,, Sim.
Pensacola
sALoxIcA, April ARRIVED brig Enrichets dtap Russo
New York tsee below.
TESERlyrs March 24-Arivsd. bark @ H tsp>. Garcia,
FernandnR.
YOKOHAMA. April s-sailsd. steamer City OF Toxic
Maury drom Hong Kong, San Francisco
I.oxpox. April e-srig Enrichssta Nsal. Russo from
New York Dec a. towed into SaoncA the 9Th inst
cut the edge having been collision.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLrHEAp, April g, PM-wnd sw. gentle; barouessr
9oo7s
PLYxouva April 8. PM-wind sB. gsasis: One; baron.
eter 30IO.
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GENERAL DEvIN's FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Genera! Thomas G. Devin, United
States army late commandani At Fort Laramie, Wy.
T., took place yesterday morning from 81. Francis
xavier's Church in West Sixteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. A solemn requiem was Gel
ebraied by Rev. r. y. Whyte, $. j., act
INK ccebrant, and Revs. =. Pelleiier
and ~ Cruempc, as deacon and sub-deacon.
Among the distinguished gentlemen present werc
Generals James h. Fry, N II. Davis. L. z. Esstop, D.
s. Stanley, O. V. Dayton and James Mcintosh, Cap
tain Anderson ana Colonel A. c. King The pail
bearers Colonel II. ~ Porter, General Charles
A. Carleton, General ". 7. Mcmahon, General H. d.
Sharpe aud several other army officers.
The remains wore sskoa 70 Calvary Cemetery fos
interment
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SHOT THROUGH THE SLEEVE.

Charles Rothenhauscn, OF No 44s west Twenty
seventh street. was arrested last night charge OF
dischareing Two shots from revolver At John
Donnei.y, OF No. AT West Twenty seventh street.
One OF the bullets passed through the
sleeve OF Donnelly's coat. Rotnenhausen claims that
while entering the residence he was assaulted by Dom
nelly and two other men, and hrod the revolver ut tho
latter, thinking that hts lite was in danger
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BaisroL. April e-Arrivcd. bark Modesto tBr). ohiess
New York.
BnLfAsr April 6Arryed, bark Sues (Nor), Ternstro,
Philadelphia.
DrsuS. April 5-Arrivcd. bark Hordstierncn mon.
Hansen, Pensacola
sailed 9th. bark Elinor Vernon. Copp. New York
DuspALK, April 5-sailcd, brig Johannc Msrgsreths
Nor). Rasmussen. United states
FLEETWOOD, April 5saied bark Tide tAus) Tominich
United States
GLASGOW. April 4-salcd sarKs Antonio Camcgli utsi.
Bsyrsnd. New York Giud,tta dtsD. Dodero. do
HARsuRc, March 2sssiled, brig Eurocydon tBr,, sin
clair. Baltimore.
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schr Nettis Cushing Robertson. Tnomaston, Tor New
sebr Edith Connolly Connolly. Rockpcrt for southern
sehr LIsn Adams Adams, Gloucester. Mss.for .
ychr Mary Natl. Parker stoninssen for New York.
schr Adele Felicia. Nichols. Norwich for New York
sehr Harriet & sarah. Springer. New Haven Tor New
schr n Darser. Drsko. New. Haven for Virginia;
sSr star sSn Mem M"ysn Ss M
Sehr Henry 4. Haiiock Hallock Huntington for ~
BOUND EAST.
Brig Flora Csr,. New York tor $, John Nh
Steamer Neptune, Berry. New York Ter Boston.
Steamer Amos Barstow Kenny. New York TOT rrov
=. Y. YAK 81
scsr 81 Gilmore, Sylvester, New Ysrk for BS.,on
Sss "f
ss M% k.sason sf. SS;s r
schr Escort Graham New York 10, BridgspoTTt, ,na,
sehr Amelia Aura.,.. Mott. New York for New Haven
schr samuel y Goodwin, Williams New York for New
schr Hattie LOU Wright. Now York for Hartford.
ssS As Msy s
Schr Melville. Hiake Hoboken for Bsngor.
sshr Empress. Kennedy. wesh.xte. tor Boston.
schr Ch,rter Oak, Could Roudopt for Roston.
s a1as sb hsA 0%' St sa 1
schr A Hammond. Goldthwaits. Port johnson Tor
Sc6r Ann Elizabeth, Dean. Port johnson for Boston:
ychr Ario Psrdee, shropshire 1T johnson for Paw
scnr W Brainerd, Payne. Port johnson for Mystic.
schr phil Sheridan. Lindsey. Port johnson Tor brsnt-
schr BENJAMIN Weaver, Amboy for Pembroke.
schr Willie Dewc1f Colt, Amboy for Boston.
sshr Palestine. Howe. Amboy for provid.nee.
s shr 5 G,,.a n. Hslso" A%sey
scnr Phiianthropiss. Lnaslsy. Phsdesphia for New
schr oliver Cromwell Dayton. Virginia FAN River
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THOMAS ~ DAVIS.

ON the 10th OF March died In Florence, Italy, q
wealthy American, well known In fashionable circles
In Rome. This was Mr.. Thomas r. DAVIS, opco
master mason, who amasscd IN enormous fortune py
contracts Tor building houses. and settled with mis-
family in Italy. Several Of his daughters married
Titled persons, and hts obt uary notice contains the
names OF Doo Antonio Tante della Revere, tho Mar.
cheese avoiti the yisconto Hauterve and the Cone
Sala among mis- sons in-lsw. HIS residence In Rome
used TO be In a palace GU the Quiripal, which was
iatcIy taken down enlarge tho new Via Naxonnc,
and since that time, whom IN Rome, he lived In the
UoteI CostapgL
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Two athletes. Thomas and Alexander Connaughton,
attached tho circus performing at Giimoros Gar.
den, we're arrested late Friday night for stealing
ride on tho Pennsylvania Railroad. Being examined
IN Jersey CITY police court yesterday they explained
hat they were 10 hurry catch inc troupe aud rode
On the freight train, because though was slow they
made fastcr time on 10 than whom walking They
we're discharged
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born a. Csccano the csth Of September, 1870 and
was created Cardinal the 18Th OF March, 1868
man OF remarkable astuteness. he was formerly q
lawyer and mas married He was the righthand man
OF CARDINAL Antonell TO whom he owed his position.
Previous TO 1870 ne was Minister OF Commerce Tor The
Papal Statcs. he was believed to favor u concatory
policy, and some time ago expressed 10 HERALD cor
respondent his desire Tor tho re-estabiisnmcnt OF
formal relations with Prussia.
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SAILORS BOARDING HOUSES.

Tho counsel TO the Commissioners for Licensing
Sailors Boarding Houses instructed yesterday 10
prosecute all the proprciors Of boarding houses In
Brook yn who refuse TO take cut license.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

Ngw LONDON. April q. 1873.
Schr Charles Colgate. Simeon Church. master, from
PoweIPs Group South shetland, with 1870 bbis eie
phau IS bbls sp and skins. has arrived this port
When lew out she sprung msintopmast half way
down and spiiced had msiusa rssssA ss aosAhs. Mss
With iusmsnss quantities Of Hosting zee the shot
lands apparently caussd nv vocanfc disturbance A.
TEMPTED iour times without make the tsauda
IA fell IN with borg three shines the height Of the
and i've hours working round It. In lat IS
lands Jan ~ bo and lcft the 10Th for home.
Reports vessels Four OF the with scurvy
three bsdiy. Has been eight months out from New
lind