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IDENTIFIED.

Tho body OF the found In the North River atths
foot OF pier No. 70 idcn,ned yesterday as that OF
Angass, stubsns of jersey Cry The vile Of tho do
ceascd, sdsan Stobens. deposcd ioiiows:I reside
NJ No. 2sl Raroad avenue, Jersey Cty am tho vito
Of ,ne deceased August stubcns no was employed at
tbspippP sctofy Of Fink D,chlu,ap, In West Nine
teensh streels New York; be was always sober, tom
pera,c ynsn left home about nslipasi nvc a. NJ,
rspsuery 70. ip perfect ncatn, since which time
have uot seem MIN he WAS paid on on That night, II
vc,ng saturday ne owed saloon keeper in Ninccen,h
street, near Eleventh avenue, some money Tor
Iuuch ne stopped tncrc, paid the same and
remarked that he was going TO take the quarter TO
seven boat from twenty third street 10 Jorsoy CITY
this boat was james FISK which hsd the collision
win the schooner James Crowley; there was pas
senger who told a fellow workman, about wock alter
the collision, that he saw Stubcns, with others. fall
overheard; these circumstances made me think DO
was drowned; yesterday, tho l1th, heard IRON a
friend that a body mad been found on pier ~. Norm
RIVER; went 10 the Morguc and Identified the TO-
mains as those OF my husband.
The remains will DO Inferred by the fraternity OF The
Boy sl Arch Mssons deceased being member OF their
k<xAU
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ARKANSAS Texas,, Msrch 24-sailed, schr Tim Picker.
=" AsLExAkDMix. April Ii-P.ssod. sehr chss wolscy.
..s xs;,s ss bsy!s fsss rs
Am... Adams. X.sasa:ss u. saisI.:sn; EVA re-.
ss sS ;ss s :ss
Baltimore ss M.s
Esss.sS:: ems Hooper. Gsses.: Fs;a.nd's.
Pratt rlss ca oS..s Ahss Baovs and isso sm. War.
ss s Boz. ssss
ss Dr. New
vr.e SHARP rh n.ss ,, v,K,o s,.,,u.,
.csss Lo.ie. Taylor Bsi,mors James sIIndl.r Lss:
LgS end s rsdf PERL, r SScs gh-: %..
James. w.shsvisa John B.sh ,i.P. s1 DO; Marshal
s MARI: :ss s o.s' y;,
rex.ds, aud rsm shs Roads bssks Partridge Khsdivs
ri s,ssii;SSoss 1ss ,2.A..,,,a VIM creme,
n...:ss Grs sss: SiS% & .ssa' London
t.s. sp5 s,sas%.
ss,s. ssss' Sn s% @ s sss
s. ~.' ssa si,s ss, %% b.sS.
a ro;e S.:,sisans brown New HAVEN o'0' A"'''
gsas" Rosa M'dd
BRUNsWicK xpdi 6-Arrived, bark Osage (Br,, NO
ponsid, Cienfaegos; sh. brig John wesley. Hlnes Key
West
Cleared esh .chr iAs.le Lone. wssA Isrr.nxson, No.
BELFAST. April 4-saiied, schr July Fourth, wood,
In port iitn rchrs Annie l. MeKssu Tor chsrIssson.
tie Rockpost and Charleston; eorxc Ferguson for
new York Holiness Frankfort 70 load for New York
BRISTOL April iO-Ssied schrs Alfred Howe. Ellis.
and Alton Miner, Mapcs, New York.
1ith-Arfived schr Kate Atkins, Atkins, rhhadci-
sailed. schr Amos Fslkcnb burg, Early, Phsdeipnis.
-CBDAR KEYS, April s-Arivsd, scnr q Whismsfe,
ssiisa. .shr Amos wslser, Poland, New York
CHARLEsTON, April i2-Arfvsd, schrs Louie YrAsiev,
Crawford, Phadcipha Katie q Robinson, do; Ben Bor-
land spcignts. Baltimore: n w Anderson. Babccck. do
Saied-Sseamerr Santiago de Cuba. New YORK; Falcon
Bsitnere. barb 1tania (Nor,, sweden; schrs l. Rom
mel rh,l.delphis; Emily jenny, Orient IL -, ,s.,
Kyoiner, West Hartiepcci; brig Der Pommer Gen
DiInToN. April e-sailcd. schr Sarah Blake, Briggs
DUfCH ISLAND uAaBoR. April io-Ayivsd, sehr,
Candy Pawtucket tor do Damon HASKELL Provfdcncs To-
Pemquid, Me- 20 load for Phiiadelphis; Abbc Dow
Corson. Philadelphia FOR Boston; samuel Gilman, Kelly
Dcston for Bs,orc Laura Hussn, kelsey, frovsdcnc'
BDGART0wX. Apri 10 Arrived. seers Msry Van
ceax Thorndike Ponce for Portland; Gilmore. syvss
YER New York for Boston julia Perrv South Amboy TO-
Round Pond Me- Joe Carleton. Thurston, New Sotn fo
ssco William DOargil Rich do tor H..s Br.nsrsei MAJ,
DO for Dover Nil vclant Murca, Perth Amboy ios salem
l. Small shea. New York for Bossoni whliam Tee. d
for Porssmouth Champion, Norton 90 Tor Neweurypcv
MersGhk wsbssss. fson DO os osssls Pscien Leek q
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A LITERARY CONGRESS.

EDMOND ABOUT, THE EMINENT FRENCH
JOURNALIST PROPOSES AN INTERNATIONAL
LITERARY sEANCE-THE PROGRAMME.
PARIS, March so, ls7a
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The Committee of the Society OF Men Of Let
tiers has taken tho initiative to secure an inter-
national literary congress. which Is to % hold in
Paris during the Universal Exhibition
tho government have given their entire appro-
baton 10 the project and have placed at our disposal
salon in one OF the State buildings. NJ Victor
Hugo has accepted tho presidency, aud the principal
literary celebrities abroad viii be invited 10 take
part IN the sttlngs.
We ask you, through the medium OF your great
journal, 10 make the matter known IN the GIneS
States and obliee, yours truly, EDMOND Aboui.
Tho programme viii DO as ioliows:-
TUESDAY, juno 4--Priyate sitting Calling she roll. di-
vsion u subjects and naming committees, ~ v.,or
HUGE general discusson rights o. literary properly ras
the right conss, 10 snd rs or should
be regnlsted by special law p...,,u.,,or. trans.
nciency diplomatic regards the
Of this right, d,nicultes that arise notably
exsting preparing new liked formula 70 pe % ,d
In all future treaties OF commerce. anu replacing TUG gu
suSDAY june a--Publc session; presenting formula
for tho acceptance OF the members nv
every foreign writer should DC ,
French writers In the exercise OF ms hsn's o'o' "
works. - -.
writers u time; essay on various nsluon,
to ameiorate the condition Of men OF iet'ers o. al
m,nspAY June i3-Prvate sitting: reports OF commits
son. voting reports; nomination OF permsnent In
terDAtionAl commission.
accepted the Congress and closing ihe
Offices OF tho committee oeohroyMarie. Paris
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Steamer Caribel tBr,, Williams. Port Prince and
Snyanilx-- PIN, FOrwood Co.
steamer City OF Austin, Chester. Fernandina via Port
Royal-C II Mallory a Co
Steamer J W Jarrett Foster, Baltimore VIM DalzeI.
Steamer Anthracite, Grumley. Phadc lpha-Jas Hand
Ship Thor (Nor). Zschariasen, Antwerp-Funch. Edye
Ship Diamant tGeD. Lanckenan. Antwerp-Funch, Edge
Ship British America CBn, Lockhart Bremen-snow 4
Burgess. -
bark Luxor (Br,, Dclons, Bristol, E-J Winchester
Bark Eiecta tBr,, Crosby. Gloucester. E-James 81.
BARK Enigma tBr,, Walker, Glasgow-James W Elwen
4 Co.
Bark Gusta Helene (Nor) Fiorenaes Queen or Pal
mouth Tor orders-Bcnham Boyesen.
Bark AMMO , Marshall tBr), PARKER. Antwerp-DI
Radmann.
Bark Fiorelia, Craig. Havre Boyd 4 Hincken.
Bark Rcbus (Nor). fodcrsen Observation-Disclosures
Bark Mary Agnes (Br). Do Costa s. Johns YF-Perkns
Bark Minor CNor). hcescn. hiladephis-Funch. Edge
Brig Williams (Br). Nelson. Brsmen-J whitney a
Sehr Early Bird Dahm. Aqua via St Domingo City-Fay
sehr II r Griffin. McKenney. Baracoa b Weinberg
Co
schr L,xxie Titus. Phillips, Bcrmuda-warren Ray.
schr Corissnde tBr). rhoms. 81 Johns, NF-Hcwiett
Torrance.
sehr N Cloves. Dckerson. New Orie ans IN II Brig
schr Alton Miner Mspes hiladeiphis -chas II Low.
Schr Joseph Marsh. Brown, Nswport-J smes Ven
ehr Earl Forsyth. Now LONDON via Now Haven Racket
sehr r. Forsyth. Hobbic. New Haven Racket 4 Bro
sloop @ Graves, Jarvis, Forth Amboy-Weaver
Sterry.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL II, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED mr. THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrTEsrosE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Adratic tBr) Jennings Liverpool April and
lat * ii e = a cynara
steamer scandinav Br) pauscn London March Ie
aiiiax @pri s. and Il Jonn NIB. 9th. with pas
Steamer swiissriand 1Tes). Jackson Antwerp March
Srr fisn Ia. sa' sS City Of srs
'' Steamer Old dominion Walker. Richmond, City Pom.
'0 Shp II Gregory ,or Anderson Liverpool
1s.ssys and had nae weather March @ lat So So
=. ion 80. U sioop.ofw"r Portsmouth, from New
ship James Poster, yr, Abeei, Liverpool % DAYS. with
punes Edye Co isd strong westerly winds tho last 10
Lloyd tSor, Jacobsen Trace March IS in ballast
TO Benhaul Boy Anchored In Gravesend Bay for
Bark Huova Emilia ccestina dsaJ Manganaro. Lisbon
40 days WITH cork 70 Punch, Edge Go.
Y s.s; and vita 70 Sosse Bros
Hss e f s. ssa WI 'Is ssSay 'f
days. with huit 10 sevius son. fasscd ,ibrnisar
re- s,s - s"s baS Gss % ssaSsy
ss " i., s With .rons noSssfy westerly
MIG Victoria %, New Haven't Spencer s. kits IS days.
with sugar 70 = Ir-wbrdge's sons a - -
Brs Liberty Dcvercux Matsnrss days. with sugar
with lumber TO Boynion'r Sons
scnr Anna hoi.en. smith, Rio Grandc % days With
hides Ac 10 OcIrchs Cot vessel TO j a Patterson.
Crossed the Equator March ~ In Ion ~ IL; mad fine
weather sttcss thence ~ days. With heavy NE and
NV gales. -. -.
cocoat ut. 10 Mctjormack; vessel to u smith Co.
schr inn. Lowry TOT waidoboro,. Spear. Porto Ca.
beilo ia days. With coffee 10 Agosns; vessel 70 II
Brown 90 Had heavy weather .
Burns, Crosby, Petit Goave ~ days. With log
wood 70 kanhardt Gu; vessel 90 Brett. son Co
schr Ulrca Smith, Edwards, 1uspan ~ DAYS, with
cedar aud hides to Wilson Co.. vessel " Mudgctt.
Schr Henry bus, hmsn tBrD, Holmes. MayaEuex PR. 10
days with molasecs TO Brooks Bros vessel to whitney
A Go.
Scnr Sarah Reed (of Machias), upti Ruatan rs days.
with nuts TO II Vessels; vessel TO jed Frye Co
Aprii had heavy westerly gale veerng 10 NV; after
passing Hateras had strong eastcry winds and oggy
weather: date LIST - 81, Ion 70 IS, passed
Marrctt from Nov York for bsracoa-
schr WINS shepard lot Bostonl. Reeves, Havana II
days vita sugar 70 Morgan Col vessel to master
April o and 7. had a heavy gale from NV.
schr A sctbncr smith. Cnrdenas II days. with sugar
10 order. vessel 10 James " III veil n Co.
schr Iucv Graam smith Ma'anEas 10 days. with
70 "a LGrsag &to. ~
days with iru 70 Wm Douglas; vessel TO Weinberg
Co pril lat 35 30 Ion 80 took heavy gale from NE
IN vhieh Loaf ub. split forcsa and mainss he'd cabin vim
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Hamilton Perry Of the White star Britain
MIC hence Liverpool has thsnks for special
logical observations made In connection with the HERALD
weather service.
eeedod but returned Staten Isana yes
to land some guests and sailed again
Byn , On MaeS Ss from .a m.v, tho
at Delaware Breskwater 18th.
snrrP r IIAzs,r,rm- cargo Of ship R Baselsns.
included In addition that already reported so7
%c The cn,rs cargo was valued al from
s4750Dto $5o0on0 There was insurance IN San Frsn-
der Insured in Eastern Offices.
smr srA.rAs ashore east Of Fire Island ssa IN April
In better position Prospects are lair for floating
her In few days
Shields for Francisco with 100 tons coke aud the
t IL "'eio,k on The night o. March 30 during * wind
and storm Tho wossr ssns very timex sna the
the 9slloper ish IN the Straits Q, Dover The vessel was
nprrhs but the mate reported filled At once WHOM
on shore Capt wadole aud several Of the
Scum LION Br. from 50 Martins for Boston Vine
revolving gallo ro the south and continuing three days
ali sails. carried away ianyards. &C. ''"'
scnN KAYE rosIEn. from Calais Tor Bridgeport. CT:
Ia, leaking badly.
sem 2 srrrImAs Fisher, from Kingston Ja for Pcnsa-
ee"r psn"seoa pr g. when she wa. struck by heavy
sss at o. ss S "
Capt Hsnghwout. OF sehr II Van Brunt from Jackson
April s. lying the bar there being enough
have been here over week and shall have TO
main before there will be chance to get
The tides very low the bar good
the tuli Of tie Lizzie Major from Jackson
vile for Martinique, has laid hcrc ovcr six
B,ppxroRp Me. April i2A schooner loaded with lime,
rocks Cape Pcrpose Lighthouse this morning. and
The eea was saved s,S dsa,y tho las. bo
ing brought In nearly exhausted.
EpeARrows April 10 -schr Ainonac in attcmptinq TO
lcave harbor ashore the fats and Pm
hauled anoat by the revenue cutter samuel Dexter Capt
Carson.
HAlvAx Ms, April i2--Tbcre have been no recent ar
rivals conseque the fishery Tho prospects
a. the latest accounts were nniavorable.
The sealing brig Lrc abandoned Bona Vista
Monday last, In sinking condition
Pomr EAps April sThe steamer Roumelis previously
reported aground got OF this morning, her way
10 the city.
ports April g. OF II Werss, besrns by IS 80 miles saw
alargc perpendicular whsng buoy painted white and
black apparently adrfit
san PnAsc,sco, April, 4-Thc schr Pauline Collins
passed in by Heads AN Apr, A. with nne breeze on
The Fort the Wind died away, and the vessel drilled
back with the eeb tide Tho kedee was let 40
Sa. i would no. hod owing Tho great depth Of ~sssr.
most Was 10. She swung around and struck again
bead on anchors we're slipped and she dsd clear.
By the tue Wizard who brought her iu dockcd
Bea street wharf,
wasursero~ April Ia The signal service station NJ
Norfolk reports to the Chief signal ONCE a K NJ as
,chr ella May Capt spence with cargo Of sh nd consigned
,oA Jacobs o.ner Of The vessel Ncrtolk va. was run
| viii be saved The crew wore Ill saved"
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A PASSIONISTS FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Rev. John Andrew Keating, known
as Father BASIL the nrst Passionist priest who has
died United States since the introduction OF tho
Order hero twenty years ago. took place yesterday
ut the Monastery IN West Hoboken. Bishop Cor
rigan and several priests from New jersey,
New York and Brooklyn were present Long before
nine O'clock tho hour appointed for tho mortnary sell
vice, the ed,nce was crowded Tho body OF the dead
priest rested on Two pine boards tho door tho
centre aisle the church. and attired simply
the habit OF tho Order, with black STOLE Tho h,ad
rested on three bricks, and tho hands clsspcd
. crucinx, which at The close Of the
monies was removed and laid on The breast.
No such spectacle before witnessed In this
country. Not only there coffin but the rules
OF the 0rder forbade even the painting OF tho p,nc
boards which the body rested. The feet wcre
naked. In this manner tue remains were exposed 10
siucc Wednesday night, ana tho church was
Tho once ior the dead was ohansod yesterday morn.
ing, after which solemn requiem mass celc-
braied Father John being ceIcbrant, Father Joseph,
OF Dunkirk deacon; Father stephen sub-dcacon, and
Father Thomas master OF ceremonies In accord
with tho rigid rules Of the Pass'onst
PRIEST ne. signal from sas superior Father
Mus the priests and lay brothers filed into the cen
ire aisle, and tho cantcIe Of Zachary, .'Bcnedicus
.Domnus Deus israel cbantcd Dy tho clergy
-Four lay brothers raised the body with bets ofwood
laid unaer the pino pl.nks The BODY was
church ard i,o tho basement the large
congregation pressing closely behind. At tho en-
trance 10 the vault tho body laid down, ana
Bishop Corrignn pronounced the sbsoiution. Then
followed scene winch will not soon be forgotten.
Brother Bonaventure, who mad butt tho brick
nine icei IN length ny tour fcct IN width
ind three fcot IN height stopped 10 raIse
the BODY, when tho aged iathcr and mother Of
Father BASIL who rcs,ds In CITY, fell upon the
remains kissed snc cold face again and again.
They were followed by about sixteen relatives, and
last OF all, the conIessor and bosom friend OF the
deceased, Father Joseph, of DuhkirE Both clergy
and laiiy deeply affected. Tho body
xh~.v hnv md ,ual.o ts,sr fna
vault Fifteen minutes ofterwsrd the mouth of the
vault sealed with brick aud cement With the
point OF trowe Brother BoDavcnturo roughly traced
on the cement. ssFathcr Basil"
Father Basil was born OF Irish parents 10 London,
the 20th Of Juue, 1880. and came 70 this country
when but q child, and was clothed ~ the habit OF
She Order the "a OF July. 1855.
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\ WOMAN WHO WAS BITTEN By CAT DIES

4 WOMAN WHO WAS BITTEN BIZ CAT DIES
WITH HYDRoPHoBIC SYMPTOMS.
Mrs Catnarine Kecuan, residing with her husband
ana daughter IN BUSH street, between Court and
Henry, South Brooklyn bitten on the lett wrist
by pet cat about month ego. Tho day following
the animal died OF rabies. As the wound on the
wrist quickly healed Mrs. keenan, thought nothing Of
IL until Thursday morning last, whom she ielt shurp
pains shoot through the wrist which had becn
bitten and extended along the arm 10 her
body. She nfterward became very sick and
sent for Rev. Laurence Toner, assistant
pastor OF tho Star OF tho Sea Roman Catholic Church
Upon learning that she had been bitten by cat, The
clergyman concluded that she was suffering from ny
drophobin. For tue purpose Of determining II such
Was case, no offered Mrs keenan, some water to
drink and the sight OF u had the elect o. throw
moncd DR.. Welty, OF Clinton street. who, when he ar
rived at the house. found MS Keenan, sitting up in
bed She was ciutchng wildly at her throat and her
eyes continually rowing about She seemed 10
DO suffering the most Intense agony. When table,
spoonful Of water was brought TO the bedside al ber
request she trembled violently and cried excedly,
"li tear youl" Alter much difficulty. however, she
s sarGssaso suphsse Of morpna. a. alterward
called in consultation Drs. A. w. and Nathan
his opinion that the one Of genuine hydro.
pnobia- cannabs indica, sulpnate OF morphis, ex.
rac OF ergot ana extract OF conium were prescribed
by Dr. Nathaniel Ford. Caiom0l and podophy LII were
also prescribed but effect produced on tho IN
fortunate woman by any OF the drugs aud alter pass-
ing very restless night her symptoms were much
DR.. Welty called ut the Health Office yesterday
morning and reported tho contagious disease.
AT noon Mrs. keenan,, although able 10 take .
email quantity of Cruel. frothed Ut the mouth and
WAS very excited. During the afternoon sue
Continued work from ono paroxysm TO
snoshsr. Eaca recurrence OF the COMMISSION, which
generally usd Tor about eight minutes lett The
patient IN . weaker condition than the preceding IT.
between seven aud eight O'Clock last evening, whs
In paroxysm, she suddenly expired.
al h. a0QA n r upI -
defined oil hydrophobia and that It's history will
prove Interesting chapter Ia the annals Of that
malsdy.
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SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS.

The Seventh Regiment Veteran Association met last
evening at tho regimeptai armory TO hear the report
OF the Committee Nominations. which had been
appointed at q recent meeting. There was large
attendance OF tho veterans and tho report OF the COM
mi,,ee was received with applause. Most OF the
gentlemen nominated now IN once, and
some OF them have been for years. Tho
following is u list:-Mnjor, K. n. Crawford |;
Chaplain, Rev: 8. D. Dennison. D. D. Pay
master, John McI.aIen; Commssary, Edward Kemp;
Surgeon r. N Cheesman, NJ. d. Captains, James
Price, THIRD company; William Il. kiDe.. Fourth
company f. 0. Bird, Sixth company John H. Kemp,
Lleutenauts. Henry L. Frccland. FIRST company;
Granville D. smith, Second company; Edward A.
company; John W.. Spicer Eighth company;
Charles W. Clinton, Tenth company. inspectors OF
election for 1S79--L. G. Woodhouse, w. +. Blanck
and stephen Burkhalter Tho election viii DO held at
Delmopco's Friday next.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwERP April I2Sailed. bark Gronsvar (Nor), Mel
New York.
ARKspAL to april I2-saied shin Bokhara tNer). Lar.
sen. Now York.
ASCENSION March 10 Arrived bark India (Nor) Kid
ahi. Iloilo for Boston.
BnIsroL April l2-Arrived ship Peacemnker tBr) Clos
son. Philadelphia.
BELFAST April ii-ssiled. banks Ella vose tBr. Doody,
Delaware Breakwater; vasa CSor). Johannesen, do.
April bark Farewell oGsr.
Neumann. Darien.
BREMEN. April II al2-sa,led, ship shakspere CGer).
Kruso, America; barks Hamburg GER. Hashagen. and
Freihandel CGer), Wachtcr New York.
CopExnAGKN. April l2-Arrved. bark Tjilingae
CDutch). Jasrama. Savannah
DUBLIN, April Sailed bark AmicItia tNoD. Riemers,
United States.
EIsrxoRE, April 0-Arrivcd. bark A NJ schweiaaard
(Sor). johnson, PhtIadelphia tor Stockholm.
GLASGOW April l2Arived, steamer State Of Louisians
CBr,. johnson. Now York.
GorrENBURc to April l2-Arrtvcd, brig diuckauf (Ger,
Weyetgang, New York.
GENOA April II Arrived bark Angela Qtai,, stsgno
Now York.
HAnsuRs. April l2-Arrfvcd, bark vssta tGer. Hon
man, Now York.
Sailed from cuxhaven 10th. bark Columbus tScr) Ihi
der, United States.
uoNYLEUR April l0Sailed. bark Fruso (Nor). Tellef
sen, Now York.
HAvnx April ll-saed ship Republic tBr,. Rose. Phil
adelphia
LyERPooL, April l2Arrtved steamers Mississippi tbr,,
Linda Portland; Agia Sofia tBr) Beggs. New Orleans
Yor. shire tBr). I4ongey, PhIladephia
LONDON. April 12Aruvcd, ship Hangesund Nor>, Rass-
musscn Philadelphia (as been reported arrived 5th'.
LIMERICK April 12-Sailed bark II Sole Qta), La Rosa
United States.
MALAGA. to April I2-Arr1ved bark Fannie Loring
Soulc. New York.
Sailed to April H. Bark Abby Bacon. Merrill. Now York.
NEW Ross April lO-sailed, bark Skiold tNor Tonnes
SEN United States
PLLAu to April 12Arrived. bark st Joseph or), John
New York.
QuRxvs1ows Apr, l2-Arrived, ship Rhine (Br), Smith
Bamore bark Richard Pearse (Br Phillips. Now York
for Liverpool.
Also arrived lcth steamer Siberia tB, Mckay, Boston
for Liverpool land proceeded.
Sailed 18TH steamer Britannia (Br) Perry Urom Liver
pooD New York.
Passed Crookhaven April II, steamer Algeria tBr),
Simpson Boston for Liverpool.
RorrEnpAx April 11Ssilcd. bark Saga (Nor). Larsen.
Now York.
RIO JAxxao-Put In brig Star Day. from Now York for
Wellington. NJ. ieaky.
SLIGO April Io-sailed. bark Papa olvari tItsD OIL
vari, Philadelphia.
ST. HELENA, March e-sai,ed. bark Beatrice Havensr.
Hayne tfrom Bstsvis). Now York.
TRrxsrx TO April l2Sailcd srcns cosulich, New York.
Lospox, April l2-Bark Robinson (Br,. Capt Breen
has arrived Dover down the waters having
boon in collision. Sbe 10 much damaged
WEATHER REPoRr. Ns-
EoIyHxAp April I2-Caim. misty; barometer 3oo6l.
PLYMOUTH April i2wind Ssh, gentle and overcast; b.
romsser So.o6.