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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05

ASTORIA. Apr, 20 ARRIVED. bark Mcsncthon. Manson.
xLExiNDRIA, May a-Arrivcd. sehrs Charm, Washing
HfPOSAUG, Mag 3-Arrived -chr Shamrock. Troy,
BOSTON. May 3-Arrived. sehrs Lussno, MeKo~en.
Mayasue,: Ann Amelia tBr. Watkins. do; A > wiley.
Rich Bermuda ~
nebee River; II y Russell Mchsrey, New York; Orlando.
Rowland, do via Kennebcc River.
4mArrivcd seamsr. iiIyrian tBr). Armstrong Liver.
pool Leopard Wiiev. Pha elphis. parks Amy Turner.
Newell Nov Bedford Am. .ysr s rs,.
Barbados Annic Lilly oBrcn cieniucsos; sehrs Free
man Mackenzie. iaytl; L,,,ie " Ma,ho.on. MsIn,,rc.
DrisKo Ms,ansas; Freedom iB. olcsty. Arseioo Nor
.on sBr). Mccarthy. Peri sg ;,,a. Twp.
h.,elis Day. Tracey, p.lawa,e oisy. .Gsorne
Haley, John Brcvms Douglass, and n and lienacr
scn Cr.nmsr rhilsdephis ! Iownssnd smith. New
AImirs y oolley, King; John Mau,on, fhinneyi G
Lyons Young, aud Mary freeland. Glars phiIsdephia:
s a PGsss ss a%'gs ass kcs1 Man
n Amsden. Baker. baltimore; Iottc. somers, 10.
rcr, For. rn'sSae,pS. rsny Harris: DO
Clearcdnicamcrs John Hopkins, Hnllett, Baltimore
Norman Nicserson Philadelphia Gen Whitney, Hsilett.
ssied-Bs,ks Harvard, and Charlotte Young.
BALTIMORE. May ARRIVED. steamers Austrian lBr),
Fanny Csdwsisder, CLARK New YORK ships Hresanoors
tBr. Johnson, london. yanades rus, wiklund Ant
Hersss CBrI Mcrdc Iiyerpccl: Emilia CBrj. McKspsie,
Btistol. schrs Darlington Parker, New Haven Annie
Allen. Conkiing Providence. - -. - ,
Foic, Price. Wilmington, SC Martha stevens. Chance.
New York ship Astoria Anderson. san francisco hanks
San Andrcas; Mathew Baird Forbes. ~ thomas tcorsc
Walker tBr. Patterson. sunderland brig Grant !Ausl,
Turks Island. Gsorsc Trsadwel Uuarins Absco. Enos
Philips, Baker, Doston kettie Walker. ingalls,, do;
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CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ACTION OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN
THE INTEREST OF THE COMPLETION OF THE
ROAD.
[Br TEIE6RAPH TO THE HERALD.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, May 4, 1875.
-ne Chamber OF Commerce Of Cincinnati 10 day
passed resolutions calling for reorganization OF the
Board OF Southern Railway Trustees and asking the
passage Of law by the State Legislature so as 10
allow the formation OF company who, on
furnishing tho capital required TO complete tho
road, shall be guaranteed interest on such
capital, and tho right TO operate the road undor
lease upon division Of the profits with the city
A committee also appointed by tho Cham-
Der, composed OF the following well known
business mcn:--R. r. Springer. B. S. Cunning
ham, r. NJ. Shoemaker Orvcr PORN, Briggs
Swift, James N. Glenn, A. II. Hinkle. G. J.
Roots and c. W. Gould, whose duty II is to prepare
md submit tho details OF plan for completing the
road. Tho defeat OF the $2,000,0o0 grant by tire
people at the polls yesterday has been the absorbing
optic OF conversation In all business circles to-day,
md the plan adopted by the Chamber OF Commerce
eems TO meet with very general support
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POLITICAL NOTES.


The Carolina Court OF Claims is already overwhelmed
with business.
The Pennsylvania Republican Convention takes
place at Harrisburg on the 10TH
Frankfort (Ky.) Yeoman:-'sTcn kentucky major
generals served IN the war OF 1872"
Tho 81. LOUIS Republican does not bcevo that the
"Grsnt movement Is sanctioned by Grant himself.
1t is said tpat Armstrong; the nationalist candidate
for Governor in Pennsylvania VIII receive few votes
even IN the republican convention.
Judge Hare mentioned tho succ OF Throck-
morton in Congress- Throck norton is confidently
named by somo journals the next Governor OF
Texas.
Louisville Neys:-.A good ticket for the national
democracy In 1850 would be Thomas A. Hendricks, OF
Indiana, for President, and James b. McCrcary, Of
Kentucky, tor Vice President
Ex-Governor Tom Young. OF 0hio Acknowledges
that he is candidate for Congress. He snys he
beat Stanley Matthews, General Banning or any one
Else who may be put forward TO oppose him.
Albany Journal rep Between his desire for a
fraud Issue and his lear Of helping Sam rilden the
average democrat at Washington is in a desperate
state OF pcrplcxed and cistracting double VISION"
Tho delegation OF Southern Congressman who have
bcen visiting New England manufacturing establish.
mcnts will carry back impressions that ought 10 80
far TO ard in solving tho great problem In the
South
Congressman Townshend, OF Illinois. afor visiting
his home that the people there favor the passage
OF Woods Tariff bill They also deprecatc any al.
tempt TO unscat Hayes He predicts that Senator
Oslcsby VIII be succeeded by a democrat.
Tho republicans OF Lancaster, Cumberland and shy.
in Pennsylvania havo declared for Wick.
orsnam candidate for Governor. Grow Il supported
by the northern tier OF counter, but noyt is etill
strong and likely to attract dcserers from the other
standards
Mr. Amos II. Gotischall. publishes In the Niobrara
tNeb.) Pioneer description Of sojourn among the
Sioux Indians opeying the chefiaincy Of Spotted Tail.
Brave Bur- who in the Little Big Horn battle, told
him that all tho whitc men under Custer killed
except one, who was permitted TO live in captivity.
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BELOW.
ship Isaac webb urquhar,. from Liverpool April
CLEARED.

Steamer City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy Liverpool via
oueen.s.wn..ahn 9 i Dale 49,. p,.,o, r-u.,a.,,on
steamer Croft CBr,, uodgson. Hull, Ed s Tucker
steamer Donau (Ger, Bussins. Bremen via southamp-
steamer rotterdam Dutch, Lucas. Roterdam-Funch.
City Of Rio anei5o mew, Weir s. Thomas "a
ha Para Pernambnco and Rio Janero % Mallory Co.
Key y' w@s- -;' Il Mallory a yIit Co. '
steamer New Orleans, nasev. New Orleans Clark 4
Steamer AIgiers. Hawthorn, New oreans-Bosert a
Steamer City Of Macon. Nickerson, savannnh-Geerso
steamer city of Atlanta. woodruff. charie.son-J W
steamer ysncfactor, JoAes. Wilmington, Nc-w P
old Dami"o siesmship Co. 0'"' "A1
steamer L . knight. Chichester, Georgetown DC. vim
steiner Ann Eliza warren, Hand
Ship Atnane tNop. Gjesda. Cork or Falmouth for or
Ship Island Home qsri. Meyer, II Hamburger ii Meyer.
Ship Wellington tBr,. o'Brien. navre-James W
Ship Minnie Swift tBr,. Liswe. Havre-J Whitney L
Bnrh v.suvius hall. shanrhai-James W Elweil Co.
Bark Escort waerhouse. issun on and Pinang-carver
Bark Aphrodi.e tB, Theakstone. Bristol. Escammeii
Bark Pnrejero eBr McGirr. Gloucester, E-Hewlett 4
Torrance
Bark Fredsac tNor,. SorbcrS Pcnarth Roads-Punch.
Bark Argo or,. Kuhuo, Cork for orders-Funch. Edye
Edye Co,
Bark Henry tGer,, Haesloi. Rotterdam-Her Koop
Il Co.
Bark vesuvio UtsD, Cacace. Trieste-Funeh. Edye 4
Co.
Bark Rosaia dtal. De MARITIME. Naples-Lauro Storey
ScatpAti
Bark II Chadwick. How. cardenas--J Winchester
CO.
Brig Harry Smith. Weeks. Buenos Ayros-J Norton 4
Brig silos Award (BD. Mcneil. st john Nh Ncvius
Son.
schr John G Read Farrell Port au Prince-R Murray
Jr.
schr clothildc diay-formerly Br schr w. Port
Pr'ncs-R Murray. Jr.
scnr Cook Borden. Lunt, Poiut.aPitre, Guad--H
Lond 4 Co.
sshr Anna Hoiton, Smith. Tampico. Mox-Thebaud
Bros
schr Luela Snow. Gregory Nassau. NIB J Weinberg
h co.
schr VIM Van Brunt, Haughwout. Nassau. MP
Brown.
schr VIM Connors, French. Bermnda-I,eaycraft Co.
schr Rookie L Yates. Hopkins, Bermuda-B Mctcalf
4 Co.
schr Nellie Clark Clark. st John. MA T Honey
schr Aurora Borcalis (Br). Finley, st John. Mp
Ncvius x son.
scnr Jane fBr), Lawson, sackvilie. Mp Nevius
Son.
Schr VIM Dcming Hodgfns, crnandina-wn Ray.
Schr Necn. Perry. Baltimore-W Chalmers
Schr Fairfield. Taylor. Chester, Pa--isaac Staples
schr island CITY Doane, Ncwburyport and Portsmouth,
Chas living.
Dart. Campbell stamiord-stamfora Manufacturing
Go.
Scar Ida Palmer, Palmer stamiord-stamiord Manufac.
turng Co.
soop Alpha. Towers. Perth Amboy Weaver 4 sterry.
Sloop Lotus Nelson, Perth Amboy-Wcaver Sterry.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Lachcsnez Of tho steamer st Laurent (Fr from
avre has thanks for special meteorological obscrva
connection with tho HERALD weather SER
vice.
srrAagn CirY NEw Brnronp remains unchanged on
Fishers Island An examination reveals two rocks hcr
side and another further att Tho only hole In her
has bccn stopped up.
snIr r nAzKLrsE, from New York for san Francisco
ton Island tNs.:an sonna The ship al The time was
going through he sound IN order :, escape gale then
rnr that could not BIO done Tho snip sank
Valparaiso BY tho French bark Gustavc Tho Captains
son. the second mate and Q who in boat,
BARK ApnrArc OBr,. Watson. I,ith Quebec got
ashore a, Aaieco.' April etsoacd a5o tons COAL got
scnR ELLA PEsSrLL before reported ashore at West
oaoddy iesd nss peen eondcmned aud she was sold on
cargo for e. '''"" 'SS'S = s'o''
scmn PososA. Chute. from Boston for Fay River Ms,
Isns va. Of % ana she Ssa On boas
a., snoss and The Wind vas omn s. o.
there thick fog and the night aak. The crew
and re schooner s,cls Up IL vs,; ,so, lime ;. ss..
c"p Pie s to
Insurance. on the vessel and Capt Chute loses every
scuR CHAs Higgins Mcintosh nj Boston 80 from Con.
sive.. ru. into hathcwtown dnagpD April IS with main
boom broken
naLrsS Ms May 4-vesses at can.o to-day report that
they Obliged 70 ahandon the voyage TO Magdssn
ia the Toe near Eastport. PEI
SYDNEY. Nsw Marcn 2s-rhc Oriental Gamer cbiubo-
tonel. Ual. londQp ir ~yuueS. Oe
rocks Jervis Bay at III AM the 18th nat Fortu.
nsely q vas dead calm, and BY causing the
TO run ito tho bows az the vibration shook her
She taken into Jcrvs BAY where tho divers
ported "a feet Of main keeaAnd cardboard strcaks both
temporary repairs being effected 90 enable the
three months How she full speed against
Of tho boldest hcn ands the wilt form the subject
OF an official inquiry next week
vfsrYARp IiAvEs. May 4-schr Norman, which
arrived here vi, mornnsha board CAPT Greeley and
RI Ghauncey Cro- from south Ambcy. OF anil
FOR Roexiand with cargo Of coal which vessel
into aud sunk about o'clock tn. morning. miles
Of Cross Rip lghtship Capt Greeley thick
Ether head eparated and his vessel sank within
minutes The crew boat and tcrcepted the
Mrrrman The damage to whereabouts Of tho other
vessel "a but she have been crippled,
they came together violently. The Gratis was 1874
register and built In 1872 at STOCKTON. Me-
whence she haiiedl
MISSING vrssrr-Rark Victory tor Newcastle FL, arris
sailed from Charleston on toe LIST Of January last for
Tul with OF phosphate rock and has not since
been heard OF.
OricR voyA.u- The steamer Gcrmanc, OF the White
Star lnc arrived at th. pert yesterday having made the
IN the short NJ DAYS and twenty
hours The vessel carried large number o for
this time OF tho yearvy " cabin and 50t stecrare.
AT Mystic Conn. May e. rbu the yard Of Geo
Crccnmnn& Go. steamboat named tho q kelsey
length 80 eet width ~ feet and 81 feet depth 81 hold
cnptJ fribble aud others. to Ia tho summer
aud \ In the winter.
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UNDER THE WHEELS.

Agnes Hayden, aged niteep, OF No. 426 East Fif-
tccpn street, WINS run Seventeenth street and
Second yesterday by lager beer wagon driven
by Christopher Kceler OF No. lo25 First avenue He
arr estcd and locked up.
Alice Massey. aged twsnty-,hree, residing at No.
1901. Greene street, while crossing Wooster street
was run over by a wagon driven by Joseph Rosen-
fcid OF NO. 206 East Thirty seventh street. and was
severely injured
Mary Stromberg. thirty six years OF age while at
tempting to the street at Amity and Broad~ay
yesterday was run ovor and siighty injured. She
taken 10 her residence No. ~ avenue Is.
Andrew Horwodel, aged seven, Of No. 10 Coles
street, Jersey City, while playing in tho street IN
front OF his residence, yesterday, was Knocked down
and over by Kerosene wagon. The wheels
passed over his lace breaking his jaw bone. He was
taken 10 ST. Francis Hospua, where he died In a
short time The wagon was driven by a boy, and up
10 last evening tho police bad been unable 10 ma
h,n
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Steamer Title. Ewing. New London and Norwich for
New York.
Brig Eliza Thompson, Mcdonald Martinique via New
Haven tor new York. - days. with sugar To- l. Arm.
strong April 81 lat ~ oo, Ion ~ So spoke schr J
Tupper; all well on hoard.
schr Guiding Star Br. Bradshaw, CORVALLIS. Ms for
New York. II days with POTATOES to Duryea, vessel 10
Whitney 4 Go.
Schr rereaux fBrl BORDEN Windsor. Ms for Now York.
schr Mary A Rice. Clay. Bucksport Tor New YORK.
Schr Willie Putnam. Cook, Calais for New York.
Schr F. a Oakley Newmsn. Pawtucket for New York.
Schr Josephine Csswe Narragansett Pier for New York
Schr Maria L. Davis. Chase, Montauk Point for New
York. .
.sshr cerro Gordo. champlan. New London for New
York
srhr Lucy Jones, Merryhili, Now Haven for Virginia
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune Berry. Now York for Boston.
brig Nellie Ware. AshDury, New York for Rio Laneiro
schr Aurora Borcalis (Br. whitney, New York for 81
John, NIB.
schr Mott Haven. Collins. New York tor Calais. Ne:
Schr Sarah Thomas, Arnold New York Tor Providence
Schr /. Hall. Lawson, New YORK Tor Portland. Ct.
Schr John Brooks Fox. New York tor Bridre sport.
Schr Reindeer. Howard New York tor Cold SPRING LII
Schr A stuart, Libby. HoDokcn Tor Boston
Schr : > Kendall. Kendall Rondout for Newburyport
tand anchored on HERALD station.
Schr Warren Gates Smith. Rcndout for New London
Schr VIM Everitt, McDanisl Amboy for Providence.
Srhr Alton Miner, Mapes Amboy for New Haven.
schr Major Win II Tantum Towse, Virginia for New
Haven.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY 4. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REroRrED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnirEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REroRrED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wniTEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer ermanc (Br) Kennedy Liverpool April 70 and
S0fis xrr ,e sh %s % y
lat ii 81 Ion 50 rs British bark showing signals HDwt.
bound 81 ia, ~ - Ion IS 80 ship Bonanza r
from Liverpool for sydney. CD. and an Allan line steamer
Sse.mer osr.u,o tBp. Jenkins, uuu. =, Ap,n ~ aud
Southampton 10th. via boston with "d-c too Wright,
s.emer Aloemai. Gibbs Lcwts. De-. With mdsc TO the
shp corneias Gr"nsll. Iorand London a. days. with
ship savannah der, Tablemann. Bremen s5 days. to
rsr., Bath Me r.rey <, rsy5s g days
B.tl Mary sGls.on or 5. John NB, cSrrc, LiyerpeG
vino. and thick rainy Weather 70 lon a.; vas u days
Anwe ss from !, John. Nh Tor Galway 10TH ia
soas. lon ~ y. passed large iceberg
harm 'Nymph tSor, chr.,ian.en. Bristol 81 days, In
insoi CSc iundsren, sunderland IS days in bal
Bark Premier tNcI. Gni,honnsca. Dublin, 10 days
BARK Marie NOR, Olsen. Antwerp 20 days In ballast TO
aws.P y ay cs
g.rh hsero.n !Sor Jacobsen. Hamburg 80 days With
barb Grant, tyor i,acr Hamburg 30 days. with md..
70 runch Edge CO. Game the northern passage and had
iiayk america tNor, Andersen Rf.or 50 days IN ballast
20 Tobias Co Is anchored In urrvcscna BAY for or
ders
Bark D.rma tSor, Have Bordeaux ~ days. In ballast
to order. " nd ilno weather
Bak Andrcas ts (Nor). Salvrssn. Roucn ~ days, IN
ballast Arrii ~, lat Al 10. Ion o. 80 passed
Norwegian showing signals JbVf steering 18th
lat ~ H. Ion ~ 40 bark Addic :! Cam (B.) IRON Bwi
more for Londonderry.
Bark Toni AUS, Ca,taranch 50 Vincent ~ days. In
ballast to order
Brig santna Ansaldo dtaD Oiivar. Yarmouth. r.. 20
days In ballast. to Bcnhrm Boycscn.
Brig Emily shielded, Hayes Cienfucgos IL DAYS. with
SUGAR 70 Atkins Of Boston bound 70 Bostcn put into
this port tor repairs. having experienced heavy
~ gaze on the 2t,h lasting s6 hours After tho gale
sbatcd there was very heavy causing vessel to roll
feMiuy, IN which lost ivrcmast msntopmat and
taincd her damage
Schr VIM II Jones Fakenburg, sndlna days with
naval stores 70 polnet Potter Cot vessel 10 4 Abbott
Schr WcNome Bcebc. I0,ier Savannah DAYS. with
lumberto slce. Russell Coz vessel TO Evaus Rail Go.
schr LAZY tote. Charie.on So days. With naval stores
20 y I.sshcri vessel 70 Evans, Ball AGO.
schr Merrill y Hart, brown. Georgctovu, SC days.
With lumber 10 John Wsiey vessel 30 Psrons 4 Loud
scht Louisa Frazier, Crawford Georgetown. ST. days
With naval stores 20 Dcncr, Potter Co; vessel TO Il
Hu.lburt Co
scnr Anna Champion Smith. yirgnia
Schr " " kim Gurus. Virginia.
sour " ~ rantun. shaw. Virginia for View Haven.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconin. Bragg Portland for New York, with
mdsc and passengers 10 J n Amea
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WHALENTEN.

Arrived New 7edford Mav 3, bark fouss. Mn1ard,
Atlantic Ocean - Helena March with bbls and
100 do VII OIL swift Allen sent home on the voysse
hbis DO VII oil Loo lbs bone, and ~ It's
amber-rs Reports spoke March 20 lat 80 N lon ~ rs
", bark Draco, SMELL NB, oil ~ last reported
Arrived do May bark Napoleon, Turner South Pacific
Ocean with $50 bbls sp home and sold the
voyase 80 bbls sp ana II do VII oil
Also arrived do 4th, bark posct. Lawton, ATTAIN
tie Ocean last from Twevsorty Ground. with % bbs 50
oil and ~ do whale oil; home 80 bbs
80 oil. reports spoke on TweIvefotty Ground months
out Perry Nc&e Of Edxartown clean shout the
last OF March, Fannie Brynes Luce kB with whsle
alongside The mate, William Morton. Of Broukton, died
on board ~ fcvsr January ~.
seiled from New Bedford May brig Abbott Lawrence,
for iIudson's Bay.
sailed from Prnvncctown NAV q schts clara sparks
Sparks. and Aeyonc. Fisher. Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived Al Fraurlsco April - rchrs Leo. Baker san
Francisco (and smiled 18th Tor Arcte tceanl But
isndeau sherry. do land sailed Same day for ochosk
Sailed from do April o. schr Harvey Trip, for Arctic
Ocean.
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SAILED.

Orr. do; DOMAIN Sier, yrsmep Rotterdam .rutehl RI.
Of Rio de Jancro Rio Janero &c City OF San Antonio.
Galveston &c; New Orleans. New Orleans; Agicrs,
City Of Macon. Savannah; City Of Atlanta CHAR son
Bsnef.stc, win,inston, Mo- Ec Knight. Georxe,own.
phia: ships Dnnrohu arr. London; Rcsoute. Yokohann
Aurora, Cailao; Tros tNar) Queenstown Falmouth
John Clark Calais, Mo; banks T Guest avre Argo-
naut Ger lIambnrg Wilhelm Gynthcr .swe,. Crens,.dt
Dsntzc: Gchon tNor). Riga; Anal tNcrl. Bcrgcn Rain
bow, AMER; Hester blanchard. Cape Town. con; II
Dixon ~ Mare: br rs Soccito ta) Bordeaux Daylight
Demerars; Mary PenneIl Las Pnlmas: 4 Berry. Ma
Hattie Weston, Turks Island: Reindeer. -.
Also sailed ship King Arthur tBr) for Liverpool
Brig Bclisaro lSp) tor Marsces Is anchored lower
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PARTY VIOLENCE IN MONTREAL.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
MONTREAL, Canada, May 4, 1878.
Tho party riot feared yesterday place TO peace
owing 10 police precautions; but this evening there
occurred shocking affair Berri street. tho
termination OF which is that j. T. Hill
lies in critical condition in Chaboi!.
ez Square station, having been left for
noad on tho scene of the fray Bcrri street with q
terrible cash under his left II Is feared he will
die.
Al the funeral OF Cogan to-norrew Irish societies
from all parts ofCanada will be represented and Prot.
Sstants fear trouble No precautions have taken
by police or military
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

corrSnAcKx April ae--Arrived. bark Lovctand tNor)
Bastrnp. Savannah for QDonstadt.
DRoGuFDA, May 2-Arrivcd. bark Lizzie Gillespie tBr)
Bergman. 81 John. NIB.
DUBLIN. May 3-Arrived, bark Giuseppe Capurro utaD
Cnpurro New York
DuspALk. May ARRIVED, bark Lnbornmus tBr,. Adar
Danen
GniMsDY May 3-Arrlved bark Alcedo Csw). overraard
GLOUCESTER. May 4-salcd. bark sarpen NoD. Backer
Delaware Breakwatcr.
GLASGOW. May 4-Arrived ship Hanna tSor>, Lutken,
Philadelphia bark Hasse eSor), snmueisen. Now York.
HAvRK. May 3-Arrvcd, bark Hos CNorl, Christensen
New York.
Sailed 4th, 10 AM, steamer Canada DID, Frangue New
York.
IPSWICH. May 3-Arrvcd, bark Champion Br). Noses
Philadelphia
LiyKmrooL May 3-Arrved bnrks Condor tBr). Mockier
Savannah; Atm. Ocean Nor). Panlsen, New Orleans.
Also arrived 4th, City of Limerick Br), Loc
head. New York; Dcnmbre DID, Palmer, New Orleans.
LONDON. May 4-Arrvcd, bark Giulio secondo dtnD.
Dodero Philadelphia sCcrcs tNor Docner, Wilmington.
NC.
LYNN April s-sailcd. bark Lnccdo dtaD, Baiestrini,
Philadelphia.
LiMKRIcK May 4-Arrived bri. Nancy (Br), kearns.
Daricn.
Sailed 81, barks Kate Crosby (Br,. Hilbert, Delaware
Breakwater: 4th. voipni UtaD. oncto. New York.
NEWCASTLE. May 4-Arrivcd bark veritas tSor). Fred
ricksen. Baltimore.
dcrsen New York Stcfano Padre utaD Fasca. PhIiade
phin; Traveller tBr). Rose, do.
RougN. May 4-Arrivcd. steamer Cambran (Br), Will
Jams. Now Orleans.
sciLLr, May Ion ship svea (Nor,. Larsen from Mo-
bile Hamburg; banks Hebo (Nor), Buggc Charleston
for do; Telius tNor). johnson. New York for Riga.
ST VINCENT CIV, April l1-Sailed, bark Bremen (Br),
Caldwell. Bull River.
TRAirx. May 3-Arrivcd, bark Freder (Sor,, Arnsen.
ST Msrys Ga.
WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH, May e. PM-wind NV, hight; anc.
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A MURDERERS CONFESSION.

BoRpESrowS, y. j., May 4, 1878.
Tho written confession OF joel Glow q boss mason,
sho was banged at Mount Holly Burlington county,
\. j., In 1888 Tor the murder Of Miss Hamilton. In
BordentowR, has been found Wilmington, Del. Ho
made proposal OF marriage TO Miss Hamilton, and
upon her refusal 10 accept him he plunged dagger
into her heart several times. After he committed tho
deed he took iaudanum TO destroy himself but did
succeed. Ito was aitcrward found guilty and
han
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Arrived at Russell Bay ~ Islands March 10. bark
loratio Grant of NIB with bbs oil Reports spoke
bark aseie Mosne of NIB with so bills oil since ,av
ing the BAY OF Islands
The report that Capt Holmes. of schr Golden West vas
washed overheard and Is he having died OF
yellow eyer the I'D April Tbs first report was made
by the crew to escape quarantine.
Spoken-Mnrch D. of sunday Island. bark California,
Brightman NIB with two whales alongside ana 4oo bois
VIII and lOGO bbls board.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Carroltnn Pabenn do Pice for Queenstown.
March, 20. lat7 % - lon 20 47W
Bark Warren tNo. from Richmond. Va for Rio Janciro
April 5. lat 3 80 n. Ion 30 o.
Bark southern Cross tBr from London for Cape OF Good
Hope. March IA. lat % Ia S, Ion - %.
brig Clytie. bow Now York for 81 Jsgo. April 26
LAT 80 ~. Ion 10 10.
schr Irvine from Phiiaaepnia for Gibara. Cuba April
%. lat IS Os lon 20 O6.
schr u VI Anthony from Philadelphia for Para April IT
lat IS "a n, Ion so 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
PROPOSED RAILROAD EXTENSION.

New ORLEANS, May 1878.
In tho United States Circuit Court the attorneys for
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad ana Steam
ship Company filed petition asking permission to
proceed in State courts tho exposition
81 lands west OF Morgan City to enable them 10
tend their road via vermionvIe, La, to tho Sabine
River Texas and asF that the order OF the sac OF the
property oil the railroad company wcst OF the Mis-
sissippi be set aside.
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ACCIDENTAL WIFE SHOOTING.
PHILADELPHIA, Ps., NJ;

PHILADELPHIA, Ps., May g. 1873.
despatch from Wcstcnes,sr, Pa. says that Saun.
ders Mccullough, wealthy citizen OF Oxfori borough,
being awakened by the springiug OF burglar alarm
In his house last night, arose. and IN the excitement
and darkness shot his wife, who also cropping
about the room. The lady is wounded in the right
breast, and IL is thought she cannot recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
wOOLLEN MILLS BURNED.

CHICAGO, May g. 1873.
At ave O'Clock this evening tho South Chicago
woocn Mills, situated in Hyde Park and
pioying $50 hands. caught Are IRON a hot
spindle In the picking room, and in
short time was totally destroyed Tho mills cost
the owner, !. W Sinclair, $50, o00 but were valued
nj about $780, 900 The insurancc Is not obtainabie
tonight, but Is placed at about $50 600