{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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at the Exchange Reading Room and Foreign Letter Office
(Msrchsnu Exchange,) Saturday. April 12h at o'clock
M for Chsgess Panama, and the Pacific. Single Letters
8, newspapers cents each.


Capt Griffith, OF the Southport from Charesson reports
On Saturday 3h midnight lst &C. 23 lon IS dis,
covered vessel dsmase with fore jury and loss OF
main togna supposed FER TO be bAqae, steering for the
Capes OF Virginia We had the wind at the time from lhe
covered smoke proceed from her cabin win
dows the supposng might be lime vessel on e watched
snip anu STOOD the wind would abw nut upon
nearer approach found her he propeller wh the loss OF the
above mentioned msts As could not bring far 70 the
wnd as the supposed wreck the OF which she had
any kept out OF speaking distance and not so polite as to
come neer enough show flag denote hat
on shs belonged to- show the least Tor the
assistance which trying extend them he
sei above alluded spobaby The Brazilian Cacique
which put into Baltimore in distress sth inst
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF NEw YoRK-For the first
week in April 1885,


ARRIVALS.


No. Tonnage. Passengers
Amencan... ...........6 1883 1906
Foreign 1866 l2
- Total ........ .....55 1888 l9l7
The arrivals Tor the past week. will be very heavy
far sedng previous wsek or the
yals oil iorelgn vessels, eight were British.
CLEARANCEs.


No. Tonnage.


E,srs;gn 49, ''''. .'.'.'...<9 sssnsy?13


roieish.. ozt1


1otd.. ...H 9,9O8&
Naval.


ship Vandsia Capt Chauncey was at Port au Prince
Tth uit OhceY and clew all we'll.


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