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The Morning herald., 1878-04-04

NOTICE I, Alexander SaVllle, licen>
IN sed retailer Of goods, wares and mer-
chandise, do hereby give motto" that shall
apply to the Judges of the Court Of General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, in and for New Cas-.
tie county, upon Monday, the 9th day of
Msy next, 1878, being first d Y of the
next May term of the >, ii Cohrt, for IL
cense to sell intoxicating liquors in quaint
les not less than one-half gallon, at No. 4
East Sixth street, in the Fourth Ward of
the city of Wilmington, Delaware, said No
being one of the storehouses situate in
the building known as the "saVille Build
ing" on the southeast corner of Sixth and
Market streets, in said ward and city afore-
said, and the following respectable citizens
residing In said ward recommend the said
application, to wit
Charles 4 Chand er, Jas w Hart,
Francis IS Jacquot, Phillip Bonner.
w 81 Brady. Ren'y f Albert.
Geo III r SIMMONS, ThOs w Zebley,
A F Measick, John Me- lafferty,
Berr ard non0hoe, G Messick,
Heidman, John A King.
w i. arr, Bernard Bonner,
las A Il 1T, ThOs B Eaton,
| julius A Krauspe, w liam G Bush,
| Joseph Fullmer. H 7 Wallace.
| Gottlieb Mammele, John Fth' enbach.
apr43t ALEXANDER SAVILLE.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04

NTOTICE.-I, VIM. B. Hollis, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply in writ
ing to the Judges of the Court of General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State Of Delaware, in and for the c1un-
ty of New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day
of May next, A. D., 1878, being the first day
of the next May term of the said Court,
for license to keep hotel, known as the
"Towpsend House." In Townsend, School
District No. 81, In Appoquiniuink huns
dred, New Castle county, Delaware, to sell
intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises
and the following respectable citizens re-
commend the said application, to wit:
James G Wilson, James r Moore,
,rumaD Rose, James Wilson,
Joshua + Townsend, James rigner,
Bent. F CHM, g e Barlow,
Samuel Townsend, John Townsend,
samuel r Bashell, John ID Carter,
John V Keller, John CHM,
David Wells ,,.,.5...
apr4.3t VIM. B. HOLLIS.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04

NOTICE-We, VIM. H. Doble AZ Son, do
~ hereby give notice that we shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court of General scs
sions of the Peace and jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, 10 and for the county of
New Castle, on Monday, the 5th day of May
next, being The first day of the May term,
A. D., 1878, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, known az the Hare's Corner Hotel,
in School District No. 48, In New Castle
hundred, to sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to- be drunk on
the premises and the following respectable
citizens recommend this said application, to
wit: H.f .lgi Vi
George W Morrison, Robert r Morrison,
D G Nivin, Jason Davis,
Aenj 3 Booth, Henry Fl No ore, /!
Theo ] Bruce, Thomas Ho comb,
David Mccoy, John H McFarlin,
B Holcomb Thomas Appleby,
| John Morrison
| apr4 3t WIN. n. DOBLE Il SON,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04

ENaLIsH papers a,e delighted at the
prospect of the Wood tariff bill becoming a
law. They say it would revive the droop-
ing industries of England by enabling he'
manufactures to ship largely to this coun-
try, In other words, they would be
enabled to crush our home industries by
underselling us, and therefore reduce our
laborers to the verge Of starvation.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04
HERALD NOTES,

St. Louis buff . 1l5 new houses In 1877.
Milk Is only four cents quart In syra-
cuse.
Janausehek will summer at and around
Cape Cod. .."
The total bonded debt Of Georgia is
$i0,6A4, 500.
Mrs. Van Cott has converted six hundred
BufRalonisns.
Canada tingles her criminals backs at
the whipping post.
Robert 3. Roosevelt advocates women
doctors for women.
Newfoundland sends twenty. six steamers
seal fishing this year.
Ex-Governor Brown, OF Georgia, is said
to be worth 81 100000.
The London Society of Decorative Art
admits no male pupils.
Jennie Just married Mr.. Russ recently
She was Just before she was Jennie Russ.
A colored society in Chester has sus-
pended q member for 80 years and 80 days.
Toe farmers of Salem county, N. j.,
have already this season been pasturing Of
thelr Wneat.
An artificial ice factory is about to be
started at Richmend, Va, by a party of
New York gentlemen. ..
Gen. W. 8. Rosecrans' second daughttr
has entered the Ursuline Convent, where
her sister, who was also nun, recently
died. .rr... ....
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
psuy offer bounty Of twenty-five cents fol
the scalp of every muskrat killed on the
Lehigh or Delaware Division Canals.
Harrisburg ought to be the spelling fol
the town on the Susquehanna, where tn.
Pennsylvania Legislature sits aud work.
its mischief. All the other burgs In ths
State put together do not harass the people
. thoussndth part as much as that particu-
lar Harrisburg. f.
j. NJ. Turrentine, mail agent on th,
Richmond and DanvIlle Railroad, hal
brought suit at Charlotte, N. c.. for $40, ,00'
damages for the loss OF his voice on accoun
OF exposure to cold, through negligence o
the railroad company to keep his mail ca
properly heated.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04

CrOaking ~ ".a confined to the from
ponds, At this se.son almost everybody is
hoarse. The blesting Of distressed lungs are
everywhere. Why Is this, when Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar will cure
any cough, GELD or hoarseness in 48 hours 2
Sold by all Druggists.
Pike's Toothache Drop ures In enc
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04

y IFa- TIJ-T UTII. n
IF, wan shonld break out between Russia
and England the "bounty jumper" will
have an opportunity 70 resume his his, business y
on q. large scale, as it is thought that the
contingent Canada will be required to fur
nish will be one hundred Thousand men
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04
WILDINGTON. Dsi. April, 4. ls7s.

FULLY five thousand persons attended
the auti-tariff demonstration at Wilkes
barre on Saturday, and strong speeches de-
nunciatory Of Mr.. Woods bill to destroy
the industries Of Pennsylvania were
made. .dIAaaH stt 1T baa''Te3ba WI ~
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04

NJ OTICE.-I, William ", Anthony, do
IN hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Judges of the Court Of General ses-
sions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and for the County
of New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day Of
May next, being the first day of the May
term, A. D., 1878, for license to keep an
Inn or Tavern, known as the Delaware
House, On Delaware street, in New Castle,
School District No. As, in New Castle hun
dred, to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend this said application,
to wit:
D Boulder, VIM Herbert,
charles Beasten, Isaac Grubb,
James Wilm0t, Thomas Giffin,
D w Flkinton, VIM Ho'schumacker,
NJ W Wier, David Work,
In Chase ,,,r-l,..
apr.-3t WILLIAM W ANTHONI.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04
LICENSE AppL1cATioNs.
NrOTICELI, Michael Maloy. do hesshy

NOTICES., Michael Maloy. DO hefsh9y
IN rive Inotics that iShall ap1lys tokthe
judges Of the Court Of General Sessions ol
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State 81
Delaware In and for. the County of New
Cable on Monday, the 9Th day Of May
next, being the first day Of the sMay-fepn
a. D., 1878, for license to keep an Inn OF
Tavern, No. I1lao French street, Sixth Ward
Wilmington. to sell intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following rsspect-
able citizens recommend this seid applica-
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04
THE HERALD
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IL published every morning, (sundayf
exceptea,s an delivered in the city o.
wilmingtop and surrounding pieces for si1
cents per wsek, payable TO The carriers
Nail subscriptions. postage free, thfs'
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Wilminsgtons Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04

NorIcE TO SUBSCRIBERS. ~+fneseo Of oul
subscribers who are indsbtsi 70 the MoRN
ING HERALD, vail oblige by an early re
uittance,a'a {sa asnQll A1940 a,L3~t|, = -, !, !,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-04

NOTICE.-.I, James A. Wilson, do hereby
IN give notice that I shall apply TO, the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
Of Delaware, in and for the countyIof New
Castle, on Monday, the 9Th day, of May
next, Icing the first day Of the May term,
A. d.. 1878, for alicenss toikeep an Inn or
Tavern, al, No, I10l Market street, being the
N. E. corner Of Front and Market, First
Ward, Wilmington, Del, to sell intoxicat-
ing liquorsin less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises. and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
CHIEF JUSTICE WAIlE.

HIS RECEPTION BY THE NEW YORK BAR Asso-
CITATION DISTINGUISHED VISITORS PRESENT.
The Bar Association gave a reception last night to
Chief Justice Waite, OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States, ut its rooms In Twentyninth street.
Socially considered IL was success, for seldom
there been brought together such a representative
gathering OF tho Bar Of New York. Tho reception
began shortly alter nine O'Clock, on the arrival
OF tho Chief Justice. Tho parlors wero well filled be-
lore ne came, and General Sherman and Ex-Governor
Tiiden standing the mantel pioce engaged In
conversation. Near them, TO the left, Commodore
Nicholson, OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was tue Gen.
tire group oil gentlemen in evening Dress and scat
tered hero and there through the room various well
known lawyers, among Others Secretary OF state
Evarts, Judge Blatcniord, Judge Choate, Mr.. D. W.
Middleton Clerk oil the Supreme Court Of the
United States and Judge Rspao, OF tho Court Of Ap.
shortly aficr the arrival OF the guest OF the oven
ing Ex-Governor Tilden approached him. and, after
yersed for several minutes. shortly after o'clock
the guest invited 10 cold COLLATION., spread In
the upper rooms, and INC others followed. Inc affair
was suns cer,mcnie, and cxceps that the guest was
escorted first by tho President Mr.. William N. Evarts
all form as to precedence vas dispensed with
gentlemen REV. DIR. vermiiye, Judge BlatchIord,
ex-Judge Davies. Judge Choatc, Commodore Nichol-
son, Captain Queen, U. N; Judge Richards OF the
Supreme Courl Of Canada; Judge ). N. Woods OF
Alabama; stewart !. woodioro. General Burnett, T.
n Bangs d. whitney. judge Kpsao, william GnI y
Justice Shea, General Hancoc., General Frye,
DR.. Norris Green. General Foster, ex-stats
senator Girard, Judge Larremore. Judge Snip
man. Juugo William Mitchell, Charles Il. Tracey,
Douglass Campbell Walter weob, Orlando Stewart,
Fordham Norris Police Justice kiibreth, Ira ID.
Warren, william d. Butler, Lucus oudin, Philo 4.
Sherman, Cornelius Van Saniori, Stephen i. Nash,
a. g. vsnderpoei. ALBION r Man, Assistant District
Attorney Rollins General Kiddoo, Clifford A. Hand,
Charles Pierce, DR.. Chandler. j. y. Lowrey Earnest
shadman. willism Mi.oss. u !. Nolan Nash, G..
w. Bangs, Il. e. Hall, Mr.. jackson, J. ID. Warren,
Grcnvillc r. Haws, r. Key Pendieton. Phio Chase
and Emmett r. AlcotI
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CLEARED.

steamer Castalia tBr). Criusie clasgow-IIenderscn
steamer Ethiopia ur), Campbell Gissgow-IIcnderson
Bros -, -.
ship Co ,v,,- rY.-
steamer Aihsnbra tBr,. McEhenny. Halifax. Ms, aud
~ Johns NJ Clark A seaman
steamer City Of Dallas. Hines. Fernandina via Port
Royal-C II Mallory Co.
ship Alexandra tBr). Brown, Brcmcn-James W Eiweii
shin Eureka W oodwortn san Francisco-sutton A Co.
BARK Gostfeli tBr), Morrison, Huli. Ezra Ocs 90
BARK Water Lily (Br), Davies. fovey Tor orders-John
ssrr Ajax (Nor, Apsncs Cork FOR ordero Tobias Go.
Bsrk Icmrus tBr. Cochrane, Cork for orders-C Ber-
Hsrk Iynroer tNor). Petersen Rga-Funeh. Edye Co.
Berk Iris Ger, PfeIfer, bremen Pavenstadt 90.
BARK Pomona tNorj, Jonasscn. Copenhagen
HAN Annapolis tBr,, Deiap Havre- 3 Parker Go.
Barx Henry Knight Pcndicton. santandcr-Rsyncs Bros
Befk Antelope. simpson, st Johns. PR Do Rivera
Bark yonn Laushlin Conover. Savannah Brett. Son
BARK Hattie @ Mcfarland. Mcfarland, Nswark-Psrsons
Bark Cherokee tBr), o'Lcary. Ncwsrk-Charies Il
Wright Co. - go
sehr Dora Frcncb. French Curacoa-Bartram Bros =
Sohr u Baton, Ayiward barbados and Fort sp"'h-r
schr wyoming, Foss. 81 Johns PR--hurea Arango.
schr y A sewer Cordcry. Baitimcre-Bcntiey Siaer'
sehr aasrscsibo, Elliott. Boston--Master.
schr John Lovstt. Dalton. Hartord-dcorgs v b'sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
WIIALEMEN.

Arrived at Bay Isands April H. bark Alaska. Fisher
from Chatham Isinnds. Captain Fisher reports wing
TAKEN since leaving Russell last $50 bbls sp 100 10
with 400 bills since leaving Manganui Captain Fisher
hoped vessel to freight homo with oil, but
should he he successful would 20 to Panama Sailed
April f. ship Horatio. Grant NIB. to crnfse
NIB. Honolulu. May reports took iight whale
off Patagonia making 20 bbs oil and 46o lbs bone The
had sent to San Francisco Tor shipment home
Mcssrs Lyons and Morgan OF Honolulu had been shipped
Valentine Parker Of NIB had Joined her
Captain Green that he had had me trouble
with men, but should carry North whom he
had brought from New Bedford.
Another letter board the John Rowland, dated
at Honolulu May states that that day thev had
ceived visit boats which deserted bark Mt
Wolaston Nyc Of NIB. of Las Tres Marias near Capc
Corienes, last winter The men stated that when they
sails OF other boats prevent pursuit. The letter docs not
tate how the dessrters reached Honolulu
Spoken-May 49, lat 40 lon ~ VI bark Lydia, Corey,
OF and from Now Bedford for fscine Occan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01

Capt voss OF the HAMBURG steamer Leasing. has
thanks for special meteorological observations made In
| connection with the HERALD weather service
srxAxER Ell PRocREsso, wnkic. from Wilmington Del.
l int, 3 msrs Nay - %
sHrr MALTA DID, Newcomb. which sailed New York
March % Tor London. arrived At her destination
! arrived by cable.
BARK LIZZIE CAMERON tBr,. from Prime. Edward leland
SUNDAY II last
f.. ew hours she .owed on tho n: Tiger and
would Be- hss She as !. prcSsbiy quite uninjursd
s.1 ' ;sS ss's s :ns
struck BY sa.nns and torn away AbSu. 80
with the crew aaaer s.Ssssr on h. deck
anS % to H.
injury passing down the rod he lightning burned the
enarreS the b.. where connected INC
damage will probably amount 10 $3.50
BRIG AcArHs cGcr). from Maccio for Stockholm. pnt
into St Tho%a. May 70 ,ssans and With loss Of s"'
BRIG MAUD IorvEn tBr), from st kits for New York.
.s5 y sa snS
some 500
GH
the schr chss hesrer seaer Of that port. dated
+. San % Sd M
iar have vet been reseissd respecting the vessel
%' sSs hs - s'
l,f sso G Rs%slrss on Cape Ia
Charles shsarsr il mrs. elias. order when
VOYAGE
with onsort Thomas Hunt has heretofore made
splendid voyages.
scnR RosABELLE bcor, reported sunk in Mantle Bay,
Middletown where she is owned. She did
not sink AS reported heavy wind blew all her sails
night and her 10 leak around her cenre
board The abandoned her. took TO the boat and
assistance was procured and he Rosa
belle The dSma.e tho vessel Is about $50 and
Captain Phelps paid SIS salvage
ScHR BELLE Of Lunenburg. Ms. before reported aban
doned was lire 18TH inst tthe day aban
donsa By Capt osLrop, Of brig Alice rareson at rniia-
scmR RspxccA RICHARDSON was spoken date. lat SO
23 10 with rudder head and matnsail, by
schr w Drew. ut Jacksonville. May n, IRON Belfast
ScHR COMMERCF which ashore ut Nantucket, arrived
at Vineyard raven 10th inst
Sem SALLrE W KAY which went ashore miles south
of snopsn been gotten of and arrived at Delaware
Break 81 st inst.
from sharpnoss has grounded In the river
A tug has gone to help her of.
CAPE MAY. May 81. :25 PM-An unknown schooner is
sinking OF Cape May City. about mile from shore Two
from Cape May and from pilot boat No have
gone to her assist ance.
HALIFAX, May 81 The steamer Alpha. which arrived
Bermuda to-day brought the captain and Of the
brigantine It Michre New Rrunswick which dis
gale the passage from Fernandina to Liver
pool. he landed ut Bermuda Monday last by
Norwegian
NEWPORT. RI, May 30-Eighteen steamers employed in
fishing arrived in the harbor last night and all
sailed again this AN.
port Pumpkin Island opposite the Navy Yard.
early morning and shortly after sank She In bal
last at the time She probably can be saved.
QUnBYc, May The of the bark yestnlinden
(No), before reported ashore at English Pout will
deavor to raise the vessel and bring her to this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrswALL, May 2e-Arrived. steamer Colon. Coy, New
York 80.
BAanApos, May lila port bark Columbia. Dickerson,
York. arrived 10Th brig Victoria, spencer from
do. Just arrived. - -. -
Plummer New York. - =.
New York via Bermu and Bsrbsdos), for New York
BrHxupA May 24In port. schr Arcuarius, Hail. nom
Norfolk. :. - =.
Dsnra,RA May 2s-Arrived. bark 81 Lawrence. Doe.
BALTIMORE Both. brig Chesapeake. White. do.
C;InRALrsR May fU-snlcd. brig Lodsen (Nor), svend-
e from New YORK; Consantincpis l3th bark Evening
Star Sorj Natvg drom Phsdeipha). Genoa mot Chris
tiansend). ~ -.
for schr Thos Ball. Ryder. from Heyeres
nAIirax. May ~ Arrived bark Modesto tBr, Ciuoss,
Bristo: 3tst steamer Alpha tB), from - Thomas and
sailed 18th. brig Marius Coipel lBr), Barrow,
JAcwEL May DIN port. schr X SAWYER, Fsikenhams
from New York Just arrived -. :, - -,
Gerhardt. Martinique via Boston. . - -.
Boston. disg 60.
Roberts, LIVERPOOL; bark Lake smeoc Or, snrgent'
Chsrcnte schr Jessie scarh trl. Mnic.lmsen rpoo
Cleared 18th. bark Emerald Nor). Petersen. queens
Ponro CAssIao. May ie-Arrived, bark Hornet, Hep
' Sailed eds 10Th, schr willard. Evans. New FORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
OBITUARY.
RIGHT HON. RUSSELL ouRSEY, RECORDER OF
LONDON.

RIGHT HON. RUSSELL ouRSEY, RECORDER OF
LONDON.
"a cable a.spa,ch from London announces tho
death OF the Right Hon. Russell Quincy, Nom
Der OF Parliament tor Southampton apd Re-
corder Of London. Mr.. Quincy was born at
Norwood, Surrey, IN 1904, and was tho son OF
tho late SIR John Carney, ono OF the Barons Of
the Exchequer Hc was educated at Trinity College,
Cambridge. obtaining the degree Of b. A. In 1926, and
was called to tho Bar al the Inner Temple IN 1873.
AMER an extensive legal practice, IN when he attained
high reputation, he In ls45 made Queens
sal and in 1856 appointed Recorder Of London In
1868 ho was elected TO Parliament for Southampton
IN The conservative interest," aud 10 the following year
vas appointed ono OF the commissioners 10 Inquire
into the Disturbances In Jamaica aud investigate the
charges Of cruelty brought against Governor Eyre IN
the severe measures taken by him Ior the suppression
in member OF the Privy Council. Although filing
these high oiIccs and being stanch conservative,
he gave great offence TO both parties In Parliament
by voting against the motion, which rcceivod the
tho election OF 0'Donovan Rosst Tor fipperary
county. the grouni Of his being then convict IN
a British prison. Mr.. Quincy held that Parliament
nau no constitutional right TO set aside the choice
CT the electors. except on proof oil fraud,
iuiim dation informally In the elections and sus.
tanned his opinion IN speech remarkable Tor legal
ledge and absolute freedom from party feeling
Mr.. Quincy was remarkable throuyhout his cnurc
Tor the strict imparalty OF hts decsions MS
soOriety OF judgment and thorough knowledge
OF tho law. lie universally and justly
OF more than ordinary probty. In 1871
he sent to the United states rs Commissioner OF
Great Britain to arrange tho legal details OF tho
Washington treaty. lie had lately been in bad
health, aud resigned the Recordcrship OF London,
but kept his seat in Parliament.
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night. Deceased born In Newport and for upward
Of forty years prominent and successful cap
tain During all that it saidsthat lost
a yes sci, spar or man. He was engaged in Tho
ireighting business principally between This country
and Europe. his last voyage being made in the ship
Maine, OF Bath, Me. He has been director OF the
Redwood Library OF this city for the past thirty years.
and has been President OF Tho New York Marine So
cicty for many years. He greatly interested In
the welfare OF his native city. and gave literally TO all
charitable purposes, ana IL rs expected that he has
bequeathcd some OF his property tor the benefit OF
needy socisties. he was generally respected ana
leaves many to mourn his loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
THE TABLES TURNED.

Albert Young, German. visited Police Justice
Dto in Newark, N. j., yesterday and made complain ut
that samuel wilton, OF No. lis Eighth avenue, with
whom Young boards. had broken into bis room and
,breaten.d 10 XIII him The Justice had taken the
compliant and Young had just left the Court
when Mr. C. ". Crosclufire, OF the firm OF l.. Meyer
Co. sw eep and scrap rc6ners No. ~ Mechanic sire
appeared and alleged that Young had Tor some time
past been robbing their place OF gold sweeps Detec-
lives found $500 worth OF sweeps In foung's room
The csmpia III arains. wilton was thrown aside aud
one drawn against Young ins.sad. He was arrested
and In now IN In q lockup.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 81, 1875
ARRIVALS.
REpoRrKp ~ TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS Axr HERALD
wHIrEsToxx TELEGRAPH LINE

xxroRrxp ~ TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS Axe axRALp
wHIrEsroxx TELEGRAPH LINZ
Celtic & y ysDsD, i, Sfy q cor sna
Steamer tGer), Lest, Bremen May ID ana south
s s%s'Ss 1s " ION :sSs.ss German bark
showing r Wilson, Is Soq Poa co May
nth Ponce 10Th - Thomas ana s. Johns
PR 24th. with mdse and passengers oueroridge
steamer Scraps r,. North Havana May 20. with mdse
steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Richmond. Cty Point
aud Norfolk with mdse and 70 tho oid
Ship x%enes Cof Boston,. Emerson Liverpool "a days
with salt Snow Burgess Had strong westerly gales
ship Marcia Day. Gates Havre - days in ballast to
in ballast. Koop Co Anchored at sandy Hook TOR
So days ballast Carver Barnes Anchored at Sandy
Hook tor orders.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF rtehburr. Ellis. Ne. Bedford for New
Borcas tBr), Finley 81 John, ND. Tor New
sehr Anna Murch Nixon Ellsworth. Me- for New York.
schr Mountain Laurel Farrell, Ellsworth, Mo- tor New
schr David Ellis. TORY, Rockiand for New York..
sssr senator rimes PhSreoi saaSo for Now York
schr Maggie J Chadwick Noris. Gardiner. Me- for Now
seIr Sarah A Reed cuDtiu, Calais for New York.
sehr H'iPf mes.on Lewis eh%ond New York.
schr Herbert Manton, crcwell; boston Tor New York.
schr Laura Robinson. Robinson New Bedford for Now
York -
schr Elm City. Kelley. Fair River Tor New York
schr J SANFORD Berry, Fall River for New YORK.
Schr Ida, Deering, Taunton Tor New York
Schr W II Thorndike, Cushman, Edgartown Tor New
York - -,
Scbr watchiui. 6il Providence for New York.
Schr WIN Burden, Adams, Providence Tor new York u
Schr Imogene Divery Candy, Providence tor New YORK.
Schr Monson Dayton, Providence for New York
Schr John Stockham. Hart. Providence for New York
kchr uia Berkle Anderson Providence for New York
Schr Eliza Phsro, Watson. Newport for New York
schr Dreadnaught. Saunders. NarrAgansett for New
York. -, -. -,
York.
schr Eva Diverty. Candy. Pawtucket tor New York.
Schr Henrietta, Wilson, new London for New YORK.
Schr Frolic Diliin ham, New London for New York.
Schr Urbann a. Alien. Norwich for New York.
Schr Auson Brown, Cole. Strstord for New York.
seht Ruth + Carlisle, Smith, New Haven for Phiadcl-
phia.
Steamer santee Springer, New York for New Bedford
Steams Or AIbatross Davis, New York fos Fail River
Steamer Americas. from New York for Norwak. rs-
turned reaching Throggs Neck unable to proceed
account Of the severity OF the NOT theaster.
steamer seaw anhaka. which runs between New York
and Glen Cove did leave her dock at Peek slip this
PM owing to the storm .
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