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Will leave Morgan City on

Lighterage 10 Corpus Christi III any at risk
and expense Of consigpees.
Freight for st. Mary's and Fulton landed at
Rookport.
Freight for all the above points received OF the
Depot Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad
foot Of Lafayette street daily. until p. m.
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The foregoing statement liz n just, true ana
correct transcript from the books OF the COM
p''N' JAS. I. DAY, President.
Fl. CARPENTER Secretary.
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RREM EN-.
BREMEN.
u NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
srEAM pETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAvRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.

cEz@s. The steamships Of the North Ger
man LLOYD will resume their Regular Trip
as follows:
From Hrenaen. From New Orleans.
BRAUNSCHWEIG. Dec.27 about Feb. %.
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TIrnt, 0sts.
ReceIpts Of Produce.

NEW YoRK--Per steamship Morgan City-As
sorted mdse
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G. LANAux. Secretary.

DIRECTORS:
J. Gomila, Pierre Lanaux.
Henry Abraham. e. M. Scott.
J.B. Camors, VIM. A. Bell.
TX. Small, John Dymond.
]. Plaisent, John Rocchi.
III. Webster. ID. Musson.
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.

Mandeville-Per schr News cords wood master
Bayou Laoombe--Per schr Came11e-- 30 cards wood
to master
Pascagonla--Per sohr Flower-20oo bbls charcoal
master
Mu alto Bayouz1Per sohr Bonfouoa 3ocs5bls shell
order .
Man4eville--Per sehr LillieSunn-isoo bbls ebars-
coal to master -
Amtte River-Per scbr Bloom-4 900 feet lumber
to order
Jordan River-Per sohr Mary Diansf9ao cord wood
to master @
Bloxi-Per schr CoTa-35, zoo feet lumber to order
Pascagoula--Per sohr Back Bay--l200 bbls Char
coal to master
Pascagoula-Per schr New Star-1000 bbls charcoal
to master
Stockt ou-Per sohr Stars 600 feet lumber order
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BY Railroads.


NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Feb Al car cattle Mehle &ro-9 do order--2o
pkgs paper Geshaud---l bale mdse Wallace, Cary
&co Ill pkge tobacco j Irhy e. Scn--25 sacks peas
j j Legan-6 bales mdse Janney 81 Work. case do
/ Levi &co--356 sacks cotton seed N . Cotton SEED
Aasociation--l tank oil w Converse tr &co-l0O
bbls limo Wizard g. Wimoth 100 do j Clark-5o
bbls oil Aldige-40 hf casks aides Goodrich &co-53
ties lard rs oks tallow Vose Bros-S crates sewing
machines A NJ Co----16 pkge mdse d Mofatt-50
boxes tsbacco G A Whitney &co-29 bdls paper U .
Clark Dbl mineral water w Stones boxes glass
ware M & b Montgomery-25 bdls paper Goethe
Haids tierces hams 10 tcs lard l00 pals do bar
stow e. Deeves--195 bbls rosin 10 bbs turpentlne
Simpson & Tricou-a boxes type G Palmer aco-s
CARS lumber A Demas-6 boxes mdse Hart a.
Co.'S sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil Co--bio 90
N Cotton Seed Assocation---l car stock AycocK.
Mitchell &co--106 pkgs mdse G A Whitney &co--a
pkps butter Il Lawrence &co-75 pkgs pigsfeet Il
ent &co---130 bbls pork 50 half do Schwabacher q
Hirsch--2 boxes mdke M w Smith---i4i bbls plows
Stauffer Macready &oo-46 hf casks sides Schmidt q
| Zieger--170 pkgs beer A WALK pkgs tobacco
| Bloom Geo bales leather Horter Fenner-3 PEGS
mdse II g. A A Drake--2l hhds bacon order-l4ps
bales cotton Ranger, Fatman &co-ls2 Il Buck-la
| Gardner Gillespie &oo-66 L Harris &co-6u VII
| lams g. Crane-44 Alien, West & Bush--a4 q IRA
| ham &co-a5 Bickham g. Moore--17 Fl g. G Newman
II Chaffe Hamilton & Powell sundries to order
Total 2oil bales cotton 1904 sacks cotton seed
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
Il ROAD
Feb 4-I05 bbls molasses AsW hitney &co
| From Clinton--Per steamship Josephine-s BALE
skins bale furs bales hides ~ bales Gotten y
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The foregoing Is a true and correct transcript
from the books OF the New Orleans Insurance
Association. MEL. MUSSON. President.
G., LANAUx. Secretary.
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O STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of OrleafS, City of New Orleans. s
Sworn to and subscribed before me, notary
public this fifteenth day Of January. 1878.
G. LEGARDEUR. JR.. Notary Public.
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TAKING POSSESSION.

About midway betwcen Peihamville and Pelham
Manor railroad stations, In Wcstchestcr county, Mr.
Jamos Myers, q French gentleman, some tmo ago
erecsed villa residence; but, unfortunately for Mr.
Myers, his house encroachcd the land belonging 10
Mrs julia E. Stevenson, wife OF Major Stevenson, who
notified Mr.. Myers that he must remove the building
Sr Myers determined to keep possession Of tho
ground in dispute. suit was therefore
commenced by Mrs. Stevenson against Mr..
Myers for the recovery Of the land en-
croached upon. The case WIS tried before Judge
Joseph F. Barnard, OF tho Supreme Court ana
suited favor OF MRS stevenson, and judge Barnard
issued ordor directed to the sheriff OF Wcschester
county place Mrs. Stevenson in possession OF tho
land question. Mrs Stevenson then offered TO sell
10 Mr. Myers The strip OF land encroachcd upon. but
latter declined purchase. Mrs. Stevenson next
offered 10 lease the ground for year for $780, but
Mr.. Myers again refused to come to terms of settle
ment, whereupon Sheriff Bruudage proceeded 10 the
promises OF Mr.. Myers, with four carpenters,
and notified Mr. Myers In regard 10
nature his visit, when the latter cody Informed
The sheriff tpat could go ahead with tho execution
OF his ordcrs which he did cutting slice OF the villa
residence seventy feet through, leaving the rooms
open and exposed and the beams without proper sup
port The work occupied the carpenters three entire
days. AZ expense 10 Mr. Meyers, who will have TO
SheriHs bills besides The cost OF repairs
reconstruction of the house.
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United States to establish q trade. Encouraged BY
these expressions, aud whe tho matter was pendins
Determined constructs Two iron steamers adapted
this trade aud DID arranging TO have the Two
ships ready when the English contract expired
DISAPPOINTMENT.
But SO determined were the English capitalists that
an American iootbold should not be allowed in Bra
that was iikely 10 get the contract, ,hcy immedi
atey offered to perform their services Tor nothing
They were actually willing % give up their subsidy Of
ziiians accepted their proposition, mine involved
a payment OF $4,000 year. Colonel rsde. dis
coursgcd returned to New York, having. as no
thought, accomplished nothing. But knew
!. was only question OF tims wn e
sem. nm back 10 wait ,ns,ruc.ins him 10 stay seven
years II necessary. The ships ! had buiit LOT tho
rou,s were put 10 other use, and the project TEN.
porarily abandoned last June. Mr. TisdcPs presence
forced the English line TO continue Working
without pay, as he was instructed 10 renew my APP
pilcation moment they sought renewal Of their
old contract Meantime there was growing desire
among the Brazans TO have facilities OF ravei be-
tween this country ana Their own eqna 20 - mo-
than the English steamers and with better accom-.
modatioDs, were demanded ana as this was what !
pledged myself TO- with other advantages, nnay So
cured the contract four months ago.
SUCCESS AT LAST.
Tho agreement win The Brazilian government, datco
November 10, 1877, with John Roach Son. Is or Ton
years from the OF tho line on the Isl
Of May Tho Guy Of RIO Jane.,o when n r ,ns
line with her sister snip 10 DO
turee weeks will perform regular monthly service
bet woen New York aud Rio Janelro Tney VIII nave
compound engines, ak boilers, ana are Obliged oy me
contract 10 or 5000 tons, with speed Of thirteen
knots, making tho distance between New York ana
Rio Janeiro less time than II has ever been done
before Tho lime, including stoppases al ST.
Thomas, Para, Pernambuco and Bahia wiz
DO lwcniy days. Tho mails arc 10 DO
delivered nj the different points on specihed
days failure subjecting the ship 70 lines ana penal
tics In these services carrying the mails the
ships will receive compensation Sloo.ooo year.
the contract Is in my namc alone. 1 am held per-
sonaly respons ible Its are very strict Tho
moment tho contract put into The bands OF stock
company and becomes stock speculation It is void.
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CLEARED.


Steamer Germanc tBr,. Kennedy Liverpool via Queens
town-k J Cortis -,
Steamer Devonia (Br) Craig Glasgow-Hendcrso
steam City OF Dallas. Hines. Fernansina via Port
steamer Anthracite trunley Philade phia JAS Hand.
Ship Bremeriehe tGer). Renkon. London-Thee Ruger
BARK Benefactor, Hayden. Hong kong-A Low
BARK Elisa oulton Obj, McCarry, Dublin-J Whitney
Bark George wilhelm tRus, Noack, Eewry. I-c Ber-
Bark Nehai Aus), Randick, Cork or Famouth--Funch.
BARK Alexander tswe), Jansen Antwerp Punch, Edge
BARK AtilIs tNor) Tonnesen stcttin-Funch Edye Co.
BARK Gustav Focking oicr), Loving. Stettin-funeh.
Bars Maria Madre dsaD. Passorini, Ravre-Dassori.
Bark BsngueI. tEo.,. FusIosand Dunkirk France, :
Bark REINDEER Decker. st Pierre. Mart-H Trowbrdges
Bark Isaac u al, Ryder Havaua-J z wasd 4 Co.
Bark Lizzie Merry, Keazer. Portland. MeB Metcalf
Brig Flora tBr Cameron. St John, Ma Honey.
Schr Altaveis Mnrch, Barbados-Fw Whitney
schr Chiffon lBr). Bahp. Montego Bay, JAG Vessels
Scnr Julia wiilets, Dayton. Vignes, Pk-H Vstabe
schr Gamma. Robinson. st John. MA r Honey.
schr Lizzie Florence. Hppncott Jackson villewarren
scnr John Mosssr. Rhodes. Norfolk. va-Isasc sta
sehr Warden Evans. Primrose Norfolk Wa Dayton
scir II sl.ghs Rutley. Washington ana Georgetown.
schr Yankee Doodle. Rose. Baltimore amos A Van
Brunt.
schr Elwood Dorsn, Warrington. Phiiadelphia-A Day
schr McNichoI. Robinson. Gloucester Mass-Jed Frye
schr John Bell, Springer New Bedford upper 4
scnr Empress. Bradbury. Weymouth. Msss-H p Brown
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schr q ststson. Cauisy Gloucester. Mass. for New
York ON q southern fishing cruise: 49,. )
sehr Fannie Hammer Brooks. Nantucket for New York.
schr Cora. Hines. Providence for No. fork
schr Aida Knowles. Providence for New York. -.
s sehr carue1s Grams. Prosidence for Now York
Sehr Braxos Irycn Providence tor Now York
Schr IL II Wilson, McDAid. Providence TOR New YORK
schr HAMPTON Fletcher Bristol for New York.
schr Maggie Cummings Smith. Cohassett for Phiisdsa-
pha- mr. yo,S
Sehr James Polk Buckley, westport for New York
schr Victor, Fish, Montauk for New York.
scnr Elias Moore, Lewis. bridgeport Tor New fork.
schr Harriet Sarah, Prentiss. New Haven for New
York. nvy,
srhr Mary Arnold, Arnold New Haven for baltimore
sehr Merwn. Buncc. Northport for Philadelphia
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Bolivar. Geer. New York for New London and
Steamer Delaware Smith. Now York for Norwich.
Bark Lizzie Merry. Keyser New York for Portland Ne
Schr Harold r). Hanson. New York tor ~ johns. NF.
schr Gamma. Gupt. New York Tor Boston.
schr Artist. Forester. New York for somerset
schr Emis Bell. Kelly: New York for Dennis.
schr VI Merrimnn, Crane, New York for New Haven
schr Eva Diverty, CANDY. iIobokcn for Pawtucket
schr Porto Rico Armstrong Pot Johnson for Portland,
Schr Isola, Smith, Port johnson tor Newburyport
Schr Mar, varney Rowe Port johnson for Provideuce
Schr Nightingale Young, Port Johnson for WEXFORD.
schr Clarissa Allen. Wakely, Port johnson for New
schr Marietta Smith. Preston, Port johnson for Green
port .
Went to AM-Bnrks Beatrice, Colby. New York for
Queenstown: Blomidon (Brl. tor Rouen; vora H Hon
kins for Havrc Orchilia for Corunna Brunswick,
Havre; brig Johanns. Lenox, for Marseilles
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FOREIGN PORTS.

GrpnALrAR March 1s-saiIed. bark Lawrence. Howes
Is% ss sa K.nd from x.. for
In port March 10 brig waps CB,. Smith, from Bsrmuds
ersos. ApS Arrived. snip rrminiAJ uu.,. MARITIME
Sailed prior April s. brig Bergen Harding. Dos.
iisSssIs Ipsi s-Arrived, steamer George Clyde
HALIFAX April Arrived BRIG Kate CBr. Fader Bsiti.
sapphs 90. Bfinsm.a. s. Vincent Hope tB, Norris.
Mss.s..Iss. April Arrived ssrtj Il Pes"on. Taylor
N.taea. March 2ociear.d. bark Dani Draper. sedse-
MosTvv Dro Feb s5-Sailed. brig Woodland. Valentine.
brig. Ella tB. Dart for Now York; 3, Joseph Obj. Gag
Sswcasrtr Ssw Feb ~ In port. ship Tr,~oridgs s,.
fssssssyeo. March o-saiied. bark P~ejero tBr. Nc.
for 10 .s March mp 's
f Nm rpp y ssse .
Bameach, lor Sew YORK. John Robertson tB). NcMil.
81 Tnosas March as--ssied bark Msnhem cswe,. for
Ns- YORK G Ssy' SEX .s ts Rob-
crtson, Liverpool schr Mcekng bird Br. calishsn New
.warrnroEn., March so-saiec. bark scs Crest tBp.
r Petit. S.x YORK; Ts1i. '' Nova 3D. Losspo,sSo
tPER STEAMER BALrrcl
2stn. L Taylor. Mears, New York
sailed Flushing Roads 22d, Marie. Olsen Americas
Harriet IIesmsa. smith rhil.dciphia.
AMSTERDAM, March 23-saied. Hypatia. Marshall. 50
1LTosa, March 22--Arrived Columbus. shlaer. Baiti.
move
se,s:os x; Mss,s Gr Nc. rcss
AKyAa Feb 20--Arriycd, Muskota. Cuttou. Bombay
sailed Feb 20. Julia II. Punch. Negapatam.
BosroS. Il. March 23-Ceared. Sarah Cnnn for Deia.
iisAcHv HrAp March o4-Passsd so,i dso Gloria. was.
Phateiphia for Esinore Prince Leopold Cochran.
Psbcllon de Plea for Antwerp.
BREMEN. March 22Arrivsd, Mosci ts,. Neynabor, New
York Norma, Won Alien. do lIcbc. Mareusseu. DO
sailed 2ist Nnrnberg u. Jaeger. New Orleans land
INCONSISTENCIES, March ~ ARRIVED, Bertha. Gssrn.
New York land sailed for Hevoct.
BARcslosA March 2i-saiIcd, Thos Ball, Ryder
Bosrar, March 3-Arnvcd. Frank Psndlcson. Nichols.
BAsyoxwASerr. Jan 2f-Pas.sd. 81 Mary. Halicwsn.
from Probolineo Tor Channel; 30th. Arlington. Jf
~ oopcr, from Fayal for Boston.
CARDIFF, March - Sailed Vermont Southern. Rio Js
metro. -
Cleared 22d. Donald Ferguson. for 80 Vincent
CARtsHAvEN, March lS--Arrved, Nordcap. Aenoussns
New Orleans .
CApts March 20Arrivcd. Mariposa, Fletcher. Lisbon
CALCUTTA. Feb 24-Saiird, Abuis, Passmore, -; 2sth
Garloch. Greenwood, New YORK.
CnrrrAcoSe, Feb is--Arrived. Webster. Chisholm.
DrsL, March 23--Anchorsd Germona Antonio, Burnisch.
philadelphia for Ieith (snd sailed 2fhb 26th Cashier.
Teller, Harwich for Philadelphia.
sailed 2fth. Milan, Vucassovich, Leith.
Passed 18th. Daro, Cons Philadelphia for sander
land 2sth Mosn kitcher London for Quebee; Hermann
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Dunsdia whs.r Splendid taken IS - oil in three
months.
SPOKEN.

Steamer Morgan City from New York for New Orleans
March 81 lat 81 so Ion "a 30
ship II Gichrss, from New Orioans for Reval. 0 days
out, March 20. no LAT. DC.
ship Corsica, steson. Falmouth, Feb
l6. on Cape LAgulhnx
ship SUNRISE Clark, from batavia for AmsterdAm Feb
IL, lat - =. Ion Is f..
Ship Munster, OF st John. Nh bound w. MARI IL, lat
As 46 N. lon A. 40 w.
Ship Chas u MARSHALL Hutchinson, from LIVERPOOL for
Now York. March Is. lat ~ SIS N, lon 2 w
An American shin showing JQrR lreported tho Alida)
"A German ship Of Bremen showing QcLP. steering W.
March -, on tho Wight.
more. March IL. lat ~ 80 Ion - -
Bark John Harvic (Br). Lockhart. from Bremen for
Baltimore Feb %. lat 49, Ion IL
BARK La Plata fNor), Hendrcksen, from London for
Baltimore March 10, lat 81 lon 43.
Bark 6eneids Corning, from Amsterdam for Charles
ton. March IL, lat ~ -, Ion rs.
Bark Emma ScAnmc (Br), from ava for Falmouth,
Feb Is. of capo L'Agulhsa
Bark RoDert Jonen r. from East for Salem Mass) March
g. lat 40 10 N. Ion Is 44W.
An Amer lean iucecr, bound NV. March II, of Unto.
Schr Chas Plat sharp. Philadelphia for Havana,
March 30 rat 36 3j Ion 73 30
Schr Welcome Home (Hr) from Cubs for ST. John, NIB.
April 2. 80 miles of Al ontauk.
Schrs John Baich Pointer New York for Bos-
ton. April .. Oh Cross Rip. Vineyard Sound.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Arri t-Arrived. schr Charles wolsey.
Nc. york for dsGr ;ssi.s r,,,.a,,s,,
boston. April -Arrves. brlrs Three Cheer. tBr,.
NeSaGns rg1ec latte p%. y,es,aosos ,shr. Martin
Brsbroo2, Phillips. Bal,imcre.
5tn-Arrivcd steamer Gsueus Bearse. New York; bark
sys % Joss Alfred fsp s sn
more; Mary Harris. Crowley, nebosen; Abbe n Iodr
Tsiisds!psis; tm%s shaw: spnnssr. do; belmont
Lss.s SsGas. s Wool
BALTIMORE. April t-Arrivcd. sclir Lane. Lane,
Sss,xrriy.a steamers, rsrsyi.n 9Br,. smith. Liver.
s,. Loesiars. srsmsa sesrs ROYAL Arch crc~e, Ken,
nebcci Tryen Siek.ron,. do. Pawn, Baker hsrps.
Williams ss wsrrca s.~ysr.' Cris, Sev Bsdterd: /
icvcring. coson. Pail River; Maggie Fisk Matthew'S
Cleared steamers sardinsn tBr,. Dutton Liverpool;
tom NcHp esrs: nicS"id Sesry Charlie
Hickman tsr, petner pablin .ehrs seorsisMa, tord
Kennel, soper. Iiobokens George Market. Williams.
ss se,s s;f x'iA isss e: .i
sS. 20 oss :. on a. s' SsbI.s
sasdsesT: WIZ fGsm px and ws,ns,c'' Barber
th--sailsd sehrs wesm ocland. Alen. New York Jcn-
ME Carter, Carter, Philadepbia Lorctto Fish. watts
BELFAST. April s--saIled. schrs Sea Foam, for Nov
YORK; rcndIe,on Norfolk v. Ro,.sao
.GIiRfEsToS April s-A,rlysa s.Fs Marie G.r',
saileo-Bark Eriine tNcr) Cork schrs Ps'se. WI
Mason. French ksnnesee River for washington. PC
New YORK ios BOSOM 1e Rivs Fsscssp
smith. Upton. 10 tor Portland; kore, Dunham' smiths
Point, Nd, Tor dol Gangcs from New fork TOT an Eastern
sailed Mary Adelaide. Dexter. for New Bedford;
also me fleet before reported bound bnst
sP. M.-Scmc OF the above are returning
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL ), 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by the HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirgsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Baltic dBn, rars.l Liverpool March rs and
dorus Arrived ~ o'eloek AN April =, lat - 81 Ion
81. lon w 90, a Can srd steamer. bound Z.
p.s and esss fgss sS % March 20 With
shipJ -p,nney ,ot rhomss,en J"dsn Liverpool y
%asre rsshs. ~ the % sq 4. sn eSy lon n .s
saw an ee5erg about feet hgh AM $40 feet long April
lat ~ 80 Ion " 10 peks bark Carrie Car,s sBrl from
IN anchor aud chain on The Isle ofiManl
s's g % s' HAD sTfs Sc Winds Il SS
lat Is 10 Ion ~ 80 Alexander Mckenzie seaman. fen from
soon s ~ 1s Aef 70 mi. st.hp
Raps of ndso NsJ Mosher London March
D IN Ssls. 20 Whitney O.. Anchored in Giavssend
Bark o.Scr. cer Alberto, LONDON g dsys,in ballast.
sap L,ri. los. ,Brj, iTaa New YORK Tor London;
s SAs o .cT s. s ss M7HS Tho OILERS "
BARK srecaa Cs1si Gargucrch Limerick SO days. in
Bsss fa~i1 of wISdsor Ss smith Dublin dave.
sa v T.. do s.ssss 20 % in
ballast TO Boyd& lincken: came the nortnern passage
BARK Betty 'of London Hodge ,itande do Sui SO
s March "'sS ss o S Il m. wss
Rstk pfasn tSsr Bsssesen Havans y days with
Bri Ss.iSy ssymoar 10 y i:OSs1;. 2ssof days.
sebr SAWYER Soi MsehasJ rakinrham, Arroyo, PR.
rs days With and noasses to orders vessel sinp'
scbr Eva Beli. clark. virginia
Schr y n Boycc, SOmerA. virginia.
Schr sea Bird. Gamble. Virginia
eS- Bark Eliza tNor1. from Great Yarmouth, which was
anchored In the lower bay csme M 90 the city 9th AM
RrruRSyp Steamer Mcrtstor tBelg). Mime. hence 4th
for Antwerp In consequence OF being too deeply laden
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Fiamborough Cr). Fraser. Cow Bay, CD, Tor
New York. with coal 30 n "A Outcrbridge Co
steamer Doris. Shrley, Providence for New York
Han s.u.ha!d Remission, Boston for New York. in
ballast, 20 Elwei A Co
Brig Open Sea, wyman wiscaset for New YORK.
sehr Ada Allen. Dudley Windsor Ms. for Phil sdephia
sehr Linda tBri. ingalls,, Grand Menan for Now York
with hsh % jed Frye Go.
sehr Maud walloch HECK With. Calais for New York
scht Jennie Rogers frtchsr, Bath Me, for New York
schr Louisa Boardman. Norwood. Calais for New
York
schr WIN whitehead Titus, Nortbport Tor New York.
schr Ximcna Thompson Machias tor New York
Schr Lizzie brewster. Farr. Maohias tor New York
schr Damon, BRAY, PASSPORT for New York.
Schr Congress. Willard Kichmond, Nc. for New York.
Schr Tennessee. Pease. Head.
schr Ella Little. Little. Boston tor New York.
scnr ~ Road. Read Boston for New York
Schr New Zealand Haskell, FAN River New YORK
Scln Chiifion, winters. Fall River for sew York
Schr Emma j. Gregory, Grceey Fall River Tor New
FORK
York.
schr idaho, Peck, warcham tor New York
schr Ruth IlodHdon Iorrey, Wareham Tor New York.
Sour ssl's Ponder. Lincoln. Taunton for New York
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Adeiinc Gibbs, SMELL at New Bedford April from
Atsnc Ocean. reports spoke Feb "a lat 10 Ion 30
francs Barstow, Reed do. $50 sp all told; schr " IN
rorier Roberts. Pruvncetown 26v 50 all told Heard
from same date hanks basoda, Lewis, do 40 Malta
posct Lawon do nothing since last reports March 3,
big hcman smith, Cook, boston. ~ sp.
iet,er RUSSELL NJ. dated Fob ~. states whales
had plentiful the Chatham Island ground and also
the Soander where the CeesA colonial whais) had
tskcn $50 bills an oil In two months
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. r. L.. April 5. 1873.
despatch received ct Now Bedford BY Messrs clifford
Cummings from Cspt Abraham Osborn Of the bark Os
mmu OF that port, dated ut Mssslsn, Gulf OF Mexico
%, reports the total loss OF hs vessel Oh Alfalfa
March g. All hands saved. The OsmAnii sailed from New
Bedford July 90 1875 for the North Pacific Ocean. and
reported santa Barbara Nor ts77. NTH i5o
bss wh oil and go bbis board. sts..as by
Clifford CummnEs 10 valued with outfits for insurance
So COO and sinsured for that amount In New York and
post nanie
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SAILED.

Steamers OtheIo (Br) for Hull; Cornwall tBr) Bristol
4th City of San Antonio Fernsndina, &c bnrks
Njord Nc., Rotterdam; Hos Mor,. iIsvre Lady Louise
(ses Miscellany Kennard santander; sesti Dubroyxc
iAus, Antwerp; brig Pearl Port Spatn schrs Nellie
Treat, do; Charlie Cobb. ana Maggie Ellen.
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BELOW.

Barx Marinnnina Ga'atola dtaD Mancno. from Algsrs
Jan 3D.
BARK Nornen (Nor) from Bordeaux.
Brig Emma L Hall. Perry, from Sague March "a
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. April 5-Noon.
The Western Union tine ball to-day dropped cor.
rectly
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


pA7Es OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF APRIL AND MAY
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The stepping stone 10 Health,

The acquisition of vital energy is the step
ping stone to health When the system lacks
vitality, the various organs flag in their duty
become chronically irregular, and disease is
eventually instituted. To prevent this I'M
happy state of things the debilitated system
should be built up by the use of that inimita.
BILE tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
invigorates the digestive organs, and insures
the thorough conversion of food into blood Of
a nourishing quality, from whence every mus.
Gle, nerve and fiber acquire unwonted supplies
OF vigor, and the whole system experiences
the beneficial effect Appetite returns, the
system is refreshed by healthful slumber, the
nerves grow strong and calm, the despondency
begotten of chronic indigestion and an uncer,
tain state of health disappears, and that sal
low appearance of the skin peculiar to habitu
al invalids, and persons deficient in vital ener
gy, is replaced by more becoming tinge.