The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1871, Page 10

"THE scoMT HURZCR CASE. COMMENCEMENT ¢ OF “THE INQUISITION. Examination of Witnesses—Five Prisoners Identified—-Adjournment of the Tnves- tigation—A Crowd: of Ronghs. ‘The rowdy clement of the Nineteenth ward was Yargely represented at the City Hall yesterday to witness the proceedings before Coroner Schirmer in the case of Israel Schmidt, the young German who ‘was brutally murdered in the saloon of his brother, Hlenry Schmidt, 816 First avenue, early on Sunday evening, the 5th inst., as previously published im the HERALD, The man who fired the fatal shot doubt- Yess was Thomas Whelan, who unfortunately made Ris escape and is still at large, while the men with htm—Edward Farley, Thomas McCarty, John Maher, George Murtie and Patrick Murray—were sub- sequently arrested by Captain Gunner and oMcer Lambrecht, of the Nineteenth precinct. The prison- ers, who are hard looking customers, range from eighteen to twenty-five years of age, and some, if ‘not all of them, are well known to the police. Cap- tain Ganner had the prisoners in court at the hour appointed, and a force of his men were present to keep the crowd of roughs in proper suvjection. Counsellor Abe Humme! appeared for the defendant Maher, while Mr. Kinizing represented some of the ovber prisoners. THE TESTIMONY. Anna Kermann, of No. 919 First avenne, deposed that she keeps a Jager beer saloon; on Sunday of last week @ party of five men came to my place and wanted beer, and I gave tt to them; later in the day they came again and wanted more beer, but I re- Tused them; they became noisy, ana apparenuy were under the influence of liquor; William Flynn and Rinaldo Phillips, whom I see here as prisoners, were not of the party who came Ww my house; I heard a noise, and looked around and saw them carrying away a keg of beer; when they saw me they dropped the keg of beer; I recognize the pri- soners George Murtle and John Maher as being in the party who came to my house, but cannot say as to we other prisoners, Sophia Schmidt, of Forty-seventh street and First avenue, was sworn, and testified through an inter- ES that she was sister-in-law of deceased; on junday afternoon of last week a party of seven men came into my place; I identify five men present as NEW YORK CITY. ‘The following record will show the changes In the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In com- parison with the corresponding day of last year, a8 indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Pnar- isa. a macy, HBRALD a Bollding, Or of Ann st “ 8P. M. 89 6P. M.. 42 OP. M. 48 PLM Average temperature yeswarday..... Average temperature for correspon last Years... There was the usual monthly meeting of the Grant Union Republican Committee last evening, but no business of importance was transacted. ‘Yhere was also a meeting of the Executive Com- Mittes. A th reorganization of the par was urged, but no definite resolutions were adop! ‘The annaal meeting of the incorporators of the Five Points House of Industry was held at the imsti- tution yesterday afternoon. The following named entiemen were elected trustees for the year ensu- :—Archil nibaid Russell, Obaries Ely, Marshall Lef- ferts, Hugh N. Cai, Tree Frederick G, Foster, Morris K, Jessup, George tts, D. Lydig Suydam, C. H. Dabney. Th 8u) rnintendent report shows that the House and fed 1,418 persons during the past mn winch have been found for 520, 6 have died and 237 remain. Of the whole nurpber 869 were homeless women, 544 were chtl- dren and 5 were Chinese, There were 326,408 meals given. The treasurer’s report shows $40,141 51 re- ceived and $41,339 64 expended, Justice Cox at Jefferson Market yesterday com- mitted a silversmith, named John McCord, for com- mitting @ burglary upon the plumbing shep of Henry Seaton, at 226 Spring street, and stealing —. a at finer, dollars. Patrick Hillick, teen years of age, was also com: mi into the dwelling house of John Murphy, at 430 West Thirty-second street, at an early hour yesterday morning aud stealing & quan- tity of clot valued at eighty doliars. Daniel McCarthy, age a ‘rhomas Mcvarthy, aged nine, James Purcer, aged ten, and Edward Cotirane, aged nine, 01 jonday afternoon forced open @ showcase in front of M. A. Macfarland’s store and stole several trifling articles, which were found in their possession, They were sent to the House of Refuge. Detective Hogan, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, on Monday night arrested a bell boy employed at the St. James Hotel, named Charles Coady, upon complaint of Rev. Father Callahan, of Sag Harbor, L. 1, charged with stealing a wailet from his room on Thursday last, while stopping: at the above hotel, containing $650 in bills. f= jsoner was ar- raigned before Justice ox, rs jefferson Market, | Yesterday morning, and denied the charge, but was locked up for examination, The reverend gentie- man was on his way to Cincinnati, Onio, but being themen who came into my place through the back door; 1 stood at the bar at the time; they acted as though they were drunk, and asked for beer, and I gave them some; five of them then went out and the other two remained, one standing against the bar aud the other going into the back room; thefive then came in in and came toward my husband; one of them too! to strike my panes when deceased made him put it down again; they had no quarrel previous to this; they did not pay fer what they had; one of them (Pairick Murray) promised to pay the next d: my husband said that would not do, had to pay ais bills promptly; then two | ae up glasses, and she took a glass away from one of them; the one from whom deceased took tie match box struck at deceased and hit him on the | eye; that man 1s not present; four of the men then | rushed on deceased, who fell hack from a blow; one | of the men then put his hand back under his ‘coat: | Francis Bartung, a butcher, who stood by, asked them to keep quiet, when the mam who fired the pisvol threatened if Bartung did not keep Peng he | Would shoot him, but do not know that he | then showed a _pistol : that man is | not present; Bartung got frightened and ip running away was stabbed m the back by the {| pigee McCarty; at about the same moment I | 5 eard a pistol off; che party left as seon as the | ae Was shot; I saw biood; deceased was in a ture when he was shot, as if'to avoid | thee at think I could recognize the man who | fired the pistol if 1 saw him again; I followed the men on ‘the. sidew: one of them took @ bung starter with him:to the sidewalk; deceased was nu- conscious at once after he was shot; sent after several aoctors, who attended him till his death, Which occurred on Thu of last week; did not see a knife in the hands of McCarty, and do noi &now for certain whether he stabbed Bartung. Henry Schmidt, brother of d |, testitied—On last Sunday week about six o'clock P. M., seveo youn; — came into my place and asked for drinks and 1 gave them the arakey but they did not paxj,oue of them said “I will pay to-morrow,” but I said “If you don’t pay, L cannot, that is not the proper way to do business; the men then be ame noisy, and Ie deavored to persuade them to leave; toward the. back part of thc store, ‘when they advanced and two of them took up glasses; my brother then advanced when le saw the glasses taken up and one of the men strack him in the face and he staggered back: next I heard a shot almost instantly anu saw my brother fall; fired the shot; I stood back, thinking they would tackle me; I nor my brother raised a hand to the men who attacked us: the crowd lest as soon as the shot was fired; I recognize George Murtle, Patrick Murray and John McCarty as certainly being present in my place at the time oj tue shooting, Francis Bartung, 402 Kast Forty-eighth street, | & butober, testified that last Sunday week he was in Mr, Schmidt's piace, When the party of seven came 10; recognized the prisoner McCarty a8 one of the men who came in; they had drinks, for which they did not pay, but one of them promised to pay the bill the next day; burd words were used; some of the mumber lefi, and the others commenced fighting | ‘With deceased; one of them struck deceased a blow, when Lrose up from my chair and followed: two men went towards the back room: these men were MoCarty and another man, who 13 not here; the man not here held a revolver towards deceased, and then I turned my back towards the man, at which one of the two men said ‘Fire; then heard | report of @ pistol; after the shot was fired | was stabbed, as I suppose by McCarty; the man who bred the shot ran out; 1 was stabved in the back, and | saw McCariy run out last; saw deceased fall alier he was shet; deceased did not strike any of we party; I stood ail alone at the time I was | stabbed; 1 did not say that I saw McCarty hold de- ceased down at the time he was shot; did point Mc- Carty out flo the officers as one of the men after his | arrest; I said I suould be abie to recognize one of the men uf 1 saw bim, but J shoulé not be abie to re- Day man who fired the shot or any of the oth Dr. i Rube, of Second avenue, testified that he was | calied to see he pane aster he was shot; found a | pistol shot wound on the right side of the head; the | ‘bullet had passed into the braiu beyond the reach of @ probe; atvended him till he died on ‘thursday last; | Jaceration of the a Was the cause of death. fer tna of No. 836 First avenne, was in Mr. Sen 8 place when the seven men entered and called for drinks; the witness said, “I rec five of the prisoners presept as the men Mr. Us piace; deceased got up from a table and went towards the bar, when | Murray struck deceased in the face and went at deceased's brother; Murray and two others had hold of deceased, when one of them said, Fire,” and I heard the report of a pistol: saw a@ pistol in the hands of Wheian and he aiso yg 9 the pistol at me alter he shot deceased, as he thought! might get hold of it; 1 SAW WHELAN FIRE THE PISTOL; then heard Bartung cry out, “I’m stabbed:” saw a revolver in Whelan’s hands as he reacned the door to go out; I know Whelan and can recognize him again if I'should see him: did not see any one of them have a knife; all the men refused to pay for the drinks; J was two or three feet from deceased at the time he was shot, Israel Mayer, of Ne. 117 First avenue, testified that he was in Schmidt's ble; heard some one say, port of a pistol; cannot iaenuty any of the priso! €rs as the men I saw in the place. Thomas O'Connor, of No. 403 East Fourteenth Street, was sworn, and tesitted that he was in Schmidt's place; heard a diMculty, aad seme one i said, “Fire,” but I don’t kuow who it was; don't | think I could tdentif 4 the man who fired the pistol; don’t know any ef the prisoners, Omer Phiiip Lambrecht, of the Nineteenth pre- cinct, testified that ne heard that a man had been shota £3 engther one Stabbed tn First avenue, and Fito! ere; no one there seemed to kuow who did ej ates, my self and officer McGowan went dow! ‘atehue und sp 0) eihieks oy j 3 barkeépér: one of then jute ges im ot ag. Reartetit erin eae but? aunt tive. the pistols mn the saloon which the prisoner sala oN jed to nim; @t three o'clock in the morning I arrested John saw tw men tall Maher, who acknowledged that he ; afterwards — arrested cours iS artic, oa he said, “I tel you nothing:” dil the | prisoners were subsequently questioned 41 and admitted having been in Mr. Schudt's plac iS on = tain Gunner, officer McGowan and age risoners are named Edward Farle jeCarty, John Muher, George Murue and Pau ck ‘ke this point of the case Coroner Schirmer, in order to emuble Captain Guuner and detective Lain. brecht to make turther efforts 10 arrest the ajlegea | murderer, Waelan, adjourned the investigation ull wext nas cpeete? meting, at ten o'clock. ip | Prisoners learned about them and | sppited to 10 th the - Cute fer their release on baii, but, iter consultation with the District Attorney, tne motion was denied. Followed by an immense crowd of ruMans the prisoners were taken back to ‘the Tombs to await the result of the investigation. The tesumony this weedh shows it to have been One of the most deliberate and unprovoked murders ‘Uiat has disgraced the city md a a © lime past. DROWNED FROM A A FERRYBIAT. Aw the Hunter’s Point ferry Jerryboat was making the up @ match box as if | | tuey went | don’t know who | thus ceprived of all his means was compelled to defer his visit, Several parties connected with the hotel testified to seeing the prisoner with a lary - roil of greenbacks in his possession shortly after t! robbery was perpetrated. THE TWEED TESTIMONIAL. Final Dissolution of the AssovintionAddress of Jadge Shandley. The members of the Tweed Testimonial Associa- tion were called together in the pariors of the Ort- ental Club, yesterday afternoon, by Judge Shandley, to take Senator Tweed’s letter declining the pro. posed statue into consideration. The attendance was very full. The treasurer read a statement, by which it appears that $7,973 is the entire amount cellected toward the accomplishment of the object of the organization. The treasurer was then di- rected to return the amoun ts of subscription to the subscribers. Pending a me tion to adjourn stne aie, ige Shandley arose and said that he was only last evening im reception of letters from several gentle- men by which he was tendered munificent sums to- ward the object of the association, and that one party bad told him to call for any amount from $1,000 to $10,000 to make up any sible balance of the estimated requisite sum. He (and ke trusted those he was addressing) found some consolation in the fact that the move- | Ment they had been engaged in, notwithstanding the impediments placed in its way, was a successful | one, and that what at first was merely a local enter- prise, intended as & ——— by his immeatate | Constiluents of the Fourth Senatorial district = their representative in our State Legislate:> ha | si beyond its originally preseztbed limits and come @ general one, ovidéencing the widespread reputation an¢ popuiarity of that gentleman, To certaip sf the Members of the association it was known Uhat he (the Jadge) had, in view of the libe- rahty exhibited by go many friends of Mr. Tweed, contemplated eventually making a public prope: ton that the testimonial finally take the form of a grand public charitable institution, bearing the | Semator’s honored name, and so overcoiue the Prejudices that the statve myer eugendered and passing the fame of ¢! atesman, philan- Ubropist and patriot down to fut generatiens. Nr, Tweed has willed otherwise, and we must sub- = ES then, after @ vote, deciared the association diasoived. SIREET CL’ Ail.G, The Thoroughfares of the Metropolis with a New Aspect—Action by the Board of Health. Gothamites who are blessed with the possession of , Marble structures on the avenues, and whose chief occupation is to pass life agreeably, will no doubt be concerned atthe announcement that the Board of | Health nave at length taken action on the subject of tue CLEANING OF THE STREETS. But to the average New Yorxer and business popu. jation the news is more than interesting. The frigat- fully filthy condition of the back streets, in face of @ terrible epidemic, with every prospect ef an up- usually oppressive summer, has caused an unpar- aileied degree of uneasiness in the public appre! during this The large quantity or snow which bas fallen fur! ” EXTREMELY SEVERE WINTER, which is just pases away, has lain on the ground | Until it become hardened and covered with garbage | and dirt of every description from the overcrowded dwellings in the narrew streets. The Board of Health have mapped out tne city in Classes, beginning with those districts in the worst conditien, and oer have forwarded @ document 10 Mayor Hail, as chairman of the Street Cleaning Counsel His a communicated wich ir. John L. Brown, contractol | who has promeas =. eee - EK THE SUGGESTIONS ; of the Board ¢ of Gealth, It 1s confidently fe | that at least in @ week’s time the city will be in mnore cleanly condition than it has for months past, aud el be thoroug! pared to meet the ap- proaching season without any dread on the part of the authorities that the streets will be in any way instrumental in affecting the health of the people, UMTiD STATES SENATORS, The Senatorial Struggle in Arkaneas—Gover- nor Clayton Re-elected. MeEmPuis, March 14, 1871. A special despatch from Little Rock to-day says:— Clayton was again elected United States senator. In the Senate the vote stood—Clayton, 18; Mc- Donald, 3; Sol. F. Clark, democrat, 2; E. H. Eng- lish, democrat, 1; J. F. White, colored, 1. In the House the vote stood—Clayton, Ca E ononme, 15; Clark, 12; Tinie: 4; £ jn, 2; scattering, rhis gives Clayton a majority of in votes of the Joint allot The galleries and lobbies of both houses were crowded almost to their full capacity while the vote Was being taken. As soon as the result was an- nounced loud cheers rent the air. Tue friends of Clayton proceeded to his room on the west wing of tne Capitol, where the wildest scene of enthusiasm prevailed, Several liberal re- publicans, who heretofore opposed the Governor, yeted for im az and secured bis election, pines RS a Senator Jotnaled Bovibeted te Virginia. RICHMOND, Va., March 14, 1871, The Legislature to-day re-elected John W. John- ston, conservative, for United States Senator, by 108 cme Ee to 60 for John R. Popham, the repablican ‘nol Oe. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. A cable despatch, aated in London March 14 re- Ports that the United States corvette Shenandoah is at Southampton. NAVAL ORDERS. Lieutenant Henry G. Macy has been ordered to the South Atlantic fleet; First Assistant Engineer Wil- liam G, Harris to the Boston Navy Yard; Series Henry ©. Pendleton, @etached from the graphic OMice and ordered to the Portsmouth, ath, AUantic fleet; Master George H. Church, detached from the Portsmouth and ordered to return to the United States; First Assistant Engineer Henry 0. Biye, trem the Pacific fleet and ordered home, CRUSHED ED TO DEATH. At Spuyten Duyvil, on Monday afternoon, Cor- neitus Huson, @ laborer on the new railroad now oun constructed at that place, was instantly killed haif-past ten o'clock trip to this city last evening German named Peter Pilger fell overboard from the Net 128 Pat street Can iy oan meamber of Guetenoerg Of dd Feliows, by a large rock falling upon him. Deceasea wea in "the act of guiding an immense stone suspended in derrick when the chain ni ler, ae over a ge whi cresbea his skull into a a Peg Shannon hela an ae which result & verdict of accidental being rendered. Huson was thirty-five years ond ape @ Bate of Ireland AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB. Handicaps. ‘The following are the weights which the handl- @apper has assigned tothe horses entered for the Fordham Stakes and the Jockey Club Handicap:— i THE a FORDE eM: bias toa ail sweepstakes of ‘the sec- ages an only $10 yy $10 if oeres, added; the stakes; closed Siareh ts weights tobe announced March 15; decia- rations to be made on or before Aprii 1; the ‘race to be run on the first day of the spring meeting, 1871. One mile and a quarter. 1. D. 5 Crouse’s b. h, pastucoe. 4 4 sgt by Lexingies , dam Lilla, by ¥ hire....... 105 a sy A, joughram’s ch. h. ouster, 6 years, ¥ Eclipse, dam Vanity, by Revenue....... 114 ell's br. f. Kit-Kat, 8 years, by As- teroid, dam Verona, by Yorksnire......... 4. James Thompson's beg. Arcny, 4 visa by Gray Albion, dam UNKNOWN......+......++ 101 5 Angas Belmont’s ch. f. Finesse, 4 years, by in, San ENS teeseseeee 105 6 August nonce imp. ch, f, Nellie James, years, by Dollar, dam Fleur de Champa... 101 he neo Belmont’ ‘8b. 0. Lord Byron, 3 years, entn ee Lady Blessington. 8 oat y & 'Tully’s g. c. Dennis Burns, 4 y Ligt hining, lam Lorette... 104 aa falden' ch, m. Echo, 4 y¢ » daw "Kate ti Hayes... 10. R. aie br. h. Climax, aged, Lightning, dam by Yorkshire. 12, varroll & foar’s br. c. Ortolai Doneratie, dam Canary Bird. 18. W. R. Babeock’s ch. g. Doct Second Albion, oe by Omera,. 102 14 W. &. Babcock’ ¢. Daun! bonnie Scotland, at 88 1. bis bene xington, aam Lucy Fowlet 16, stringdeld & Stanbope’s b. ¢. Fro a ey, Bonme sScouand, dam (atina’s by Lexington. 88 Ww Jon ‘Bonnell's 0D. feels, dam Brenna, by aL of St. 106 ml 84 105 ‘iverston, dain Amanda, by Glencoo. 19, R, W. Cameron’s ch. f. Garitta, 3 years, Kentucky, dam Ariel, by Glencoe... 20. Jehu F, Purdy’sch. m. Tasmania, 6 y Australian, dam Mattie Gross... 21, Hunter & Travers’ ch. h. Scathelock, 4 ise by Eclipse, dam Fanny Washington... - I 22, Hunter &: ‘Travers’ ch. c, Calogram, 3 yi ‘years, by Censor, dam Maud, by Stockwell...... 23, M. H. Sanford’s b. m. Niagara, 5 years, by Lexington, dam Bay Leaf..........ess.s.06 24, John Conee’s gr. & 3 years, by Lightning, dam Maiden, by Lextugtor seeeeeeese 25. F. Morris’ ch. f. em morsel, 4 years, by. Eclipse, dam Barbarity.. ee: 26, F. Morris’ gr. f. eer « 4 years, by Eclipse, dain Fidelity, by Glens ses eeeseeee 27, ¥. Merris’ br. c. Cavalier, 4: 4ye » by Eclt] 80, dam Etiquette...........05. . 28, Oden Bowle’s ch. f. My Maryland, 4 years, by Brown Dick, dam Fanny McAlister....... 1 29. George H. Rice’s ch, h. General Von Moiike (late Dr. Buckner), 4 years, by War Dance, dam Blonde.. see 108 30, “G Kirwin’ = ee Fenian, 5 years, by Micky Prov CLUB HANDICAP. A handicap sweepstakes for all ages; $100 en- trance, half forfeits only $20 if declared; $1,000 added, of which $260 to the second horse: closed ist March; ee to be announced 15th’! March; declarations to be made on or betore ist of April; to be run on the third day of the spring meeting, 1871, ‘Two ities, Pounds, 1. D. J. Crouse’s ch. bh. Pleughman, 5 ae by Bonnte Scotland, dam by Ringgold sees 110 2 Taylor Page’s b. c. Hamburg, 4 resto by exington, dam py Alex. Church! fe 8. M. A. Littell’s ch. f. Jersey Pele, 8 year, by Australian, dam Sister to Idlewild......... 4 James Thompson’s b. c. eee B years, by Rogers, dam Capitola. August Belmonts oo f. Fimesse, 4 year Lexington, dam Fillagree....... Ganey & ‘Tuliy'’s gr. c. Dennis Burns, 4 years, by lagutalug, dam Loretic.......... W, R. 'Babcock’s ch. g. Doctor, 4 years, by Second Albion, dam Omera...!.......cces }. W. R. Babcock’s b. c. Conductor, 4 years, b; Australian, dam Nettie Viley......... . John O'Dennell’s b. h. Haric, 4 year: epee, dam Brenna, by Knight u: 10, Jou. Oi Donneil’s b Edenton, 5 years, ‘by Ulverston, dam or by Gientoe... 109 11, Thomas W. Doswell’s ch. panes, 4 years, bees, dam Nina, by Boston... . Cameron’s br. m. Tavercauld 6 ears, | 4 ry pi St. Alban’s, dam Eleanor, by Volt cane 107 18, John F, Purdy's ch. m. Tasmania, 5 drome Australian, dam le Grogs,.......... 14, Hunter & Travers’ ch. b. “'Scathelock, 4 year Eclipse, dam Fanny eyaaington.. aiken 15, a My Sanford’s b. m. Nia dam Bay pvt eee Sansa! 16, Jobe x oareels ch. h, i Durett Gate ‘Me. jam Laura, espns years, by Lex: Leviath 1. r Ec! arity lorris’ ch, pse, dam 18, F. Morris b. c. Cavalier dain Etiquette 19. Oden Bowie’s ch, y Brown Dick, dam Fannie McAlister, 20. Stringfield & Butters b. 6. Quinta Fle by U Macty ae! dam Brazella, by 21, George Hi H. Rice's ch. ¢. Gene (ate Dr, Buckner), 4 years, by War Dance, dam Blonde... 22. George W. Stewart's ch. h. Barn 6 years, by Lexington, dam Volga, by Glen- coe . vooe 14 — BROOKLYN BURGLARS’ BENEFIT, About Ten Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Dia- mond Jewelry and Bonds Gone. Sneak robberies have been quite numerous in Brooklyn during the past winter, and burglaries have not been of rare occurrence, It has seldom happened, though, that the proceeds of either of these classes of larceules were of any considerabie value. The sneak thief who enters by the hall door that may be negligently left unlatched 1s satisfied with small profits, A coat or any article that can be easily reached, which is not too heavy, will pay him for his trouble and danger. The burglar car- ot a dwelling house in the early part of the evening. Success crowned the effort of the burglar who, by the ax of a skeleton key, Cee the residence Mr. Agerton, wended his way up stairs to the sl rtment of the lady of the house while einai were Ly discoursing topics of the day over {open tea, ¢ helped himself to diamond Watches and other articles of jeweiry, iatacd at about $6,000. One hundred dollars in gold coin and the Spllowing stock shares were also stolen:—2,600 shares of lead companies’ stock, 226 shares of Paraf- fine Oi Company, 376 shares of the Bleod Farm Oil Com; nA shares of the Armenia Guano vom- pany, ares of the Tuck Vil Company, ae shares of tite Clute Lead Company and 3,000 shares of the President Oi! Company. With this aly share of booty the burglar decamped. When the robbery was su juentiy discovered, and some time after che bird flown, word was conveyed tothe Third precinct station house, and Captam Ferry busied himself in endeavoring to overhaul the rogue. No clue has been obtained or the thief up to the present writing. REAL ESTATE MATTZRS. The week opened with an indifferent market, notwithstanding the offerings to-day were of con- siderable extent. The attendance at the salesroom ‘was fair but, the bidders few. Several pieces of property were withdrawn. There is also remarkable apathy in the matter of rents, which would seem to indicate that tne annual hopira will be less this year than last. A cunsider- le decline is assured, and another inference is that many of this year’s tenants have been induced Gease pet for next year at lower rents, In many fern Th tenants are a to secure the the bed téri Fae following 9 are U aia of yesterday's sales!” Cane: TNT EW YORK PROPERYT--BY MULLER, okies nt, 1 86, anaes: at. 80, b. 6. b. 8. house, lot 90x100, to | ening Mi ates es eal Useee ‘iseee expres In . Fulton, each. ay Lot s. w. corner 10th av. and 98th st., “Sbx100," to Gi. ‘#. aed Fulton, 17S Allen st, brick’ front house, Tot ase subject to a $5,475 mortgage, to Jobn SY WIGEtAN RENRELTS 289 uh a, three story brown stone Bouse, 18.9:76.9, to 148 Gob os fo All story brown stone on s. e. corner 8d and at. Pea ertor to Jamon Mec avely or and Bd 8 80 om 8 Sieve atlotuing, FORESTER, THE ALLEGED NATHAN MURDERER. PITTSBURG, March 14, 1871. Forrester, the alleged Nathan murderer, is thought tobe at present in the Cambria county (Pa.) jail. The fone there have telegraphed for Pittsburg go and identify him. Officers will be sent there beri for that DUrpoee. EUROPEAN MARKETS. ae caer So an mares Corron azn MARES LIVERDOOL, Hare Mw ‘ 7 hor ,\ 7 i middhog Ori a ee fee? Ue if ood bates? tulualng ve at Mane LIVERPOOL, market for: ee rerme scieren at Manchester ie Livi BREADSTUFYS — MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, 7aRe, ‘erty P. M.—The receipts of wheat March 14.—Tne steady. thie or abe, Dual tres days have been 8,000 a gees NOR 6a. per emt, Manger. fsa) ned adr Ma. eum, ir Litas ol lrmer ; market bare; gales have been Us. per ton, ‘Hops quiet at'£8 a £3 10s. per Baie tor Amerioat PETROLEUM MARKET. -ANTWERP, March 14.—Petro- lew 19 quoted at 493sf. for standard white. MORE CARBOLIC ACID. About half-past twelve o’clock last night Mr. J. B. Lee, who resides at No. 104 East Thirtleth street, reported to the Twenty-first precinct station house that Annie Rider, a servant in hia employ, had died very suddenly about nine e’clock in the evening. ‘The family care =a boca i eae oon mak ing an examination ef the ly gavi ion that death had resulted irom drinking carbolic acid for whiskey. Tallow, Pregaion. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. 6 12{ Moon rises.morn 2 49 | High water...eve 3 52 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MARCH AND AVRIL. Indi Ghiy's ‘of London. | M Mas City ot Wasital Apr iE Caledonia. \April Glasgow 2/7 Bowitag Green. Austral! abn & ‘17 Bowling Green PORT OF NEW Your, MARCH M4, 1871. CLEARED, Si sree Westphalia (NO), Schwensen, Hamburg—Kun- a 0, 1p Virgo, Bulkley, Savannab—Murray, Ferris & wnteamaabip James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—H R organ Steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, Norfolk, City Point and *| Richmond —' ‘Old Dominion Steamship Co. Bleamahip Wm P Ciyde, Parker, Norfolk, City Potnt and Richmond Washington C Ream: Glaucus, ‘Walden ns > Boston — Hf Dim Bab © jeptune ually, Liverpool—C H Marshall & & co. ship Orient, Hill, LI iverDoo! I—Spofford Bros & Co. Bark Peal Harding, Galveston—C L Wright & Co. Feoton Stans) ), Mitka, ppiwen slocovich & + Borland, Baker, Rotterdam—Borian Bark erie (Rus), Jangell, Constantinople—Funch, ei aaa Jerome Jones (Br), Crosby, Tybee—Boyd & Hinck- hark Stampede (Br), Thomas, St Johns, NF—Snow & Bur- rae Joshua Loring, Loring, New Orleans—Snow & Bur- wererk Jennie Cobb, Packard, Ke) ne Lola (Br), Williams, Glbraltar—Geo A Philips & Col- ong aired Gavin, Bt Johns PR—Winchester & To Bre ce fg Centaur, Stanley, Cardenas—Thompson & Hunter. Brig John McDonald, Payson, 8t John, NB—Heney & Par- one Wm Maliory, Jr, Burrows, Gaiveston—C H as & Fone Laura Pride, Scopean, St Kitts—Jones & Lo Schr Hatue E Dodge, Freeman, barbades—l W Loud & ichr Redwood, Gardiner, Cardenas—Curtis & McConnell, Bebr Ricarco argo Barron Newton, Matanzas—B J Wenberg. Scbr Laura A one Webb, Baracoa—B } Wen! Schr Admiral, Steelman, Jacksonvile-seateye Killer & Bobr © Curis Tiltun, Thompson, Savannah—Evans, Ball & oor Mary R Heckman, White, Richmond—Evans, Ball & Schr Wm Wilson, aloes! Baltimore—H P Brown & Co, Schr C8 Rogers, Mayo, n—Arthur Starbuck. Sensis Smith, ‘Bak » Providence—H W Jackson & ‘Schr Minquas, Heany, New London. Sebr Saile Burtor ralmer, Stamford, Behr Nellie Bloombeld, Hobie, Stamford, Rteamer Bever, , Pierce, Philadelphia. need AC Bt mere, Davis, Palindelpinia. steamer Sarah, yones, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Sigamahip Deutschland (NG) Neynaber, Bremen Feo 26 Bis Nonthampton March 2, with’ mdse and 72 passengers, (0 Qotviched Co, Had surohg 8, with rough sea, the entire pi Marek 1 tat 4136. iou'62 16 alesaliod a Norwegian brie, bound west, showing new cele ates pais, letéere HG HS; same day, 340 miles east of Sandy Hook, 2 North German steamshid, bound east, Aieamabip Champion, Lockwood, Charleston March 11, with mdse Dessengers, to H R Morgan & Co. 13th inst, at 12:40 PM, 10 miles north of Cape Henry, passed a schooner showiug a white fag with “lue border aud tevter F ia centre, bound north. Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Norfolk and Portsmouth, mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steamship with mdse Co. Ship Ivanhoe (of Belfast, Me), Herriman, Calentta and Bai 0, wath meso, to order. Crossed the Equator in West—Snow & Burgess, the fndian Ooms Nov 27.tn Jon 65 BE; took the SE trades in lat 12.8, ro Cape of Good Hope Jan i with strong weat- ly, Helena Jan 28 and crossed t! tor in the Allantic Feb isin lon 81 153 had light N oN of Hatteras, with fine weather and variable lat Sion 7220, spoke schr David Ames, ehip Zapiter or, Josephsen, Taganrog 109 days v1 days, with wool to Heinemann & Payson-veseel to Paneh, E e¢ & Co, Passed Gibraltar Feb 1; had strong AR ibe NW ‘tales: in the Mediterranean; fine wea:her in (of Searsport) Nickels, Oct 4, with & Co vensel to Waders ica & Woy.’ Bad Md Al ‘ape of Good Hope Jan 17, St Helens he 28, and at Saf 1@ Kquator Feb 18 in lon 88; March 6, Int 24, lon 71 20, spoke St James (of Richmond, Me), from Liverpool for New Brig Stonarca del Mare (Ital), Gargiulo, Castellamare Gaya via Gibraltar Jan 17, with ‘rult, to Lawrence, Giles 2 Oa e Biel or, a Rio Janeiro, 49 4 ic or n, Rio Janeiro, ith coffe to iat & Welaford; groaned the Euator Feoir, inion 40, Had ii ria he winds snd calms most of the passage. Creighton, ery 14 days, with sugar, woides A Brule Collins. Sh mst, Lat 30, fon 71 3, apok Cora Linn ao ), from Barbados for Beston, 16 days rig Alexander Nickels, Roseprook, Arroyo, P' pith sear, to Galway = Gasahdor voasat to" Thompeon k Tanier, Hed tne ft EB Machies), Wright, M with fru io Lawrence, ilies 4 Oo seszel ne sede 7 Go. Fassed Gibralter Feb 2; had fine weather all the sage; Feb 17, lat 3% Jon 30, poke ship "Pontiac (Br), for New You Bohr Isaac Rich (of Salem), Bryant, Surina: days, sogar and cedar, to master” 20ch snet, lat viet Bs bos ion 75 08, say brig Petit bound so risen, Ppt divin OSveoeet iy one W Loudt Co. Had moderate weather 18 Inet miles SE of, Barnegat, saw & vensel Tinder Jarymnaste tale ry ir Azelda & Laura (of beth alba McIndoe, Baracoa S.days, with fruit tod & 7 Pe to Hi weather. 9th inst lat 27 ‘pons 58, aa “nobr ¥ Glove Ingersoll, from New York for Mobile. Sehr C' rw Holt, tar dart, Eatin, Gs, 7 days, with lumber to 3 hy New London Steamer Galatea, Bae York for Providence. Arrived at Fort Schuyler dock, schr Mand Webster, Wint- ridge, with granite for tue Tore? ; BELOW. ‘Shi E Lov! re rout tome atl Cy Pg oat Fel Pattern et sete to Grands Gerere” iby. plist boat © H Mare Hy Br), Uiven, from boat Ariel Pattetson, Nol}. ee ee * ig from Ma- SAILED, Pen aad R Any for London Rettangie, Glasgor ‘et Virgo, Sa - ames Adge! Gharleaton’ Tea Teaac ne Ball, ‘pichiadnd: (saad Marine Disasters. STRAMSHIP OCEANTO—The Oceanic Steamship Company sppears to be rather unfortunate with their first steamer. We learn by cable that the Oceanic safled from Liverpool a second time on Saturday daa ‘and again put back. ane agporon thet uam nt egeatna aa" tae ate a GS west side, but was hauled oif morning of the 12h without Sonn M A Fousom, at Vineyard Haven, from Rio del Su, Brant Jan Sh, crossed the Fiquator eb 17 in Sons March §, lat 84 40 N, lon 69, boarded brig EF Dunbar, water: loy nae abandoned, as before reported, with rudder gone, anchor and chaind remaining, and general condition from previous reports, ean ts Fes (of New London), Scofield, from Miljstone Point, with a cargo of out granite tor New Yorks in running for New Haven luring the thick weather of ihe 1itir inet brought up on Round Itock, near the lighthouse, ‘where she now remains bilged. AuereRDaM, Feb 25—Tho City of Kingston, Dfnn, from Philadelphia for Hamburg, which weot ashore at Vile Grounds Feb 17, ine broken ‘up; yesterday 4,821 barrels po- troleum had been saved fro: Caxprer, Feb $4—The Swedish bark Bene which salled from our roads on Sunday ( font) f New York, has bore up trom Luntly alunos sane pee “in ‘on Beary. weather, While ahortaning all abut 26th the main tack parted, striking th captain on the head with buon foree, i t he died within half an hour. led here, and an inquest held to-day. ar Feb 28- The J 0 Boynton, American ship, tn leaving Waterloo dook (hue morning, for New York grounded on th nd remains. She is badly in ite. with mall portion of the eargo lan eign canes Francisco for Baty which went Ps Spy a Lot het rt of het Foci, and allthe cargo, appears heriscanael it eas oes ory 10 begin to disc! ange las last gion i bem expected off ne: Mie Big Lana (Nor), Hansen, from Li 001 for Phila- delphia, has put into Queenstown amazed, Her captain fell overboard and was drowned, Miscellaneous. To THR Eprron OF THE HERALD:— ‘The letter of Captain Harding, of the bark Kate Harding, which appeared in your paper of the I0th inst, eannot be too widely circulated among all classes of shipmasters and ship- owners. From many years’ experience in the shipping business in England I can fully confirm the whole of the statements referred to, and the one simple remedy to avoid such exorbitant claims and annoying delays is to insert in ‘the bill of lading or charter party a strict clause that the signee of the cargo must pay. to much per day demurray ‘the cargo is not free mmptly taken out allow ing, of cor tome reasonable time to discharge, obviate any auck heavy charges, and sine T consider, woul doaway with the of making grain ships mere “store Houses" vo eult a rise or fall tn the suarket. te" thease may be. theve hints apply, perhaps, eanectally to grain cargoes from the tates, and the above remarks may, I hope, or shipovfucta bad amare ne Gos guard for the future, remain, sir, yours faithfully, | CHAR, SON, New York, ‘Haron 18, Ie. y es SUES Bank CHAs0A, at Vineyard Haven, from Cebu Nov 7, Based Anjler Dec 8 left Java Head isn, passed, Cape, of jood Hope Jan 19, and crossed the Equator Feb 17 in lon 82; had medium NE and light SE wades; touched at St Thomas for water and provisions, Quarantine No ice to Consting Vessels. Pilots and masters of vessels arriving at this port from any place in the ordinary passage from which they pass south of Cape Henlopen are hereby notied that, in accord- ance with the law, they are subject to visitation by the Health Officer from the Ist day of April to the lat day of No- vember, J, M. CARNOCHAN, Health Officer, Port of New York. Whalemen, Arrized at New Bedford nd March 1 Sark Mary Frazer, Cas- well at Atlantic Ocean, Bar! Feb ec PomInIAUe bith, with bbis sp on on coe vaitepora bark Cee y, of New Bedford, with ‘M10 boi *D 4 ark told; schr O Remington, Remington, of Provincetown—no of on board. Spoken. Ship Helvetia, Eidri {FyP Callao for Hampton Roads, Dec 14 lat 6 80 unds paalis, rommoter 2 4a ty Y ee paiteaie W Jones ( Lasnianh for for New ret feb 26, lat 6 iat Bt tow 1. Ae hag i r Hall, brig Lucy W Snow, rom New Orleans for Boston, fi oa Bd faye from New York for Montevideo, Feb 2 hin Wilso March 10, fat 85 40, lon 74 Foreiga Ports. Anewaer, March 13—Arrived, ship Therese, Mudgett, New Yori Suited Feb Antngton, Newcomb, Philadeinhin. ugh 25th, F FARDY, Garter, Shields. ut por METELD AN Kill ‘Bhs Painter, Mobile; Sat oluntoe jbbey, Savannah; 37th, Eugenia, Chark , do. Acca, "Feb 3—In port, Manchester, MoBride, from ‘Kunoro, PR, ¥eb 27-10 port achira § OB for New York in 7 days (before reported for Nome ees Hart, Low, for New Haven In 6 days; Lottie, Johuaon, for Baltimore (before reported for New York. Baunow, Feb 25 Arrived, Fisher, Easton, Savannab. Bristor., Feb 2%5—Satied, J P Wheeler, is, New York rate New (Orleans eb farch 1— ‘ Botton {after stopping lea a eevee eee Leewpenty wBMnay, Fe Acct Springfield, Dwight, Newcastle, Baita, Feb 5—Arrived, bi wall (Dan: pBAia, Feb S—Arrived, brig J P Lund ), Lind ue Alayo (Sp), Val- from Boston for Branswick. Go, Ester BARACOA, March 6—In port schra Ro hourat, for New York 7th} Phebe, Hewitt, tor do do; Fran- cis G Davia, uth; ce wood, for do do; Samual Faenas ford i” idles CARDIFF, Fev 28—Arrived, W: Chase (and entergit out for New York). serps deg roe eared 21th, Jane Young, Perry, Galveston; 28th, Kalatad, rk, Ent 24th, Devonshire, Sedgley, for rgPortmouth, ; ton, Brunswick, enora, enh, 3 23th, der, Susiey'Lemon, Wiltmiagen weer rockets Hew or Cow Bay. CB, Feb |—Sailed, steamship Monticello, for Newfoundiand and Labrador. Dr. b 28 Arrived, Venus, wie, Purdy, London for Phile- i proceened); Wi larding, Antwerp for Said nuieeg JW Elwell, Wren (from New ¥ 2 25th, Casper Wild, Miller, from ‘Sunderigna fn wee ments, Feb %—Arrived, Cutwater, Hallett, San Fran- Faumovrn, Feb 26—Arrived, Arvoid, Svarrer, Baltimore. Sailed 27th, 8 F Hersey, Small. (f1 is waliiAsoow, Feb 24— ‘Arrived, Fadl of Eigiae anderson Poe 3 we Maron cea steamsh{p Assyria, Smith, Cheat (not at Gian, as staton reales Pension po GTRGENTI, Feb 19--Arrived, Suranide, Pendergrace, Bey- GENOA Feb 21—Rail lommerce, Hutt, Feb 25-Salled, Rawlen Cat wiey ‘Chiagoen rr osees New On saieL YORT, Feb 25— Arrived, Monaie, Fosse, New York vis Br ow erabav m; 271 ulay, gers, Baltimore Brouweaharen, 1? “ Maca HAvax as March ¢—Arri 8t Job: iJon. B NB; i; St Baas a pre wectnne vere raz ‘ia. fail for New York 1th) Sailed 5 amar Prank un (NG), “Barre from New Or- Memento (BF Tatty “atoa mhip’ Zodiace 16 Joaquin Serra (8p), Isern, Mobile; bark Caibarien; brig Orlnoco (Br), Knowlton, brigs Julia, E Arey, Coombs, learnt, ip bigot Mexico, Tim- leans), gn, bar ‘sampbel New Oneane Cleared ie, ahi wirade, Rata sb, boee iatinn' Hosaanne og 4 ion, an 2, Junto, Jokntot, “Matanzas: AH Bartlett, 2 fry Ann tkecoan Whitmore,’ Balti Adele Me! Me Loon, Mon joston; Prairi Bi aS Xe iis Wilmington, Re, ‘5 days, with naval “ache ous Wuchlon, Jones, Wim 5 with naval stores, to B 8 Powell. oe ale Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND souTH. sofght Judge Low, Borden, Quebec for New York, with ab Schr W B Dartling, Portland for New York. qfcht Bengal, dace, Go, ‘Rockiaud tor New York, with Ime to "sar Mangan, McKay, New Bedford for New York. Schr Ned Bumter, Shaw, New Bedford for New York. Schr Jesse B Smith, i, Wiama, Fall River for | New York. Schr Nev, James, Ball River for N lor New Y Schr Annie Susaa, ileaderena, Providsene tor Mow York. own, full, Providence for Wave Yors, Providence for Baltim ore. idence for Philadelph er, Providence for Philadelphia. , East Greenwich for New ‘Bear Bly, Meredith, East Greenwich for Ne Bobr O1 ord Heath, Norwich for New York inves win & Carrie, Mosher, New London for New York, Schr Wm Gillum, Hefrey, Middletown [ Nladelphia, Behr At New ‘Haven for New Y« oe oe "" Cottrell, New Hives ur Now. car wh Nile fam Fa et raicat fig Henley, Robinson, ‘New Haven for Norfole, with railroad cars Sehr Ketle M, Hallock, Greenwich for New York. ew Sehr ) Stamford for New York. Schr O C Acken, el for New York. ford Be He pn Rete Nor eA Beat idea ita SNS rt, stone. Scbr Louise Hail, Hall, Milestone Point for New York. Schr T Henry Remson, Allen, Goose Island for New York, rederiek B bilver Lake, Weber Riekers, fi Bickara. Cold pele fee Hom Xere. Schr PaO ¥oush rbeds ‘Hunting mn for New York. Beir o Ofrinet Sande ear arate Yorn, Bioop Proof ines, Browne, Milestone senator New York, with ulding stone. Nsibiaiek siete TBs following vaste have anchored off the intense darkness of the night, and will proceed'at day" . Baxer, Boston for New York, with englsnmadip, Reptime, i eer Ablaall eal Esinee, Buithe fest Greenwich for New Soke Hickory, Wilson, New Haven for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamship Glaucus. Walden. New York for Boston, ig John webonald ( enor \ Now York for Bt John, fork for Portland. for Bost Bent ie Smith ans et eat ieee ston. PF Brody CE eee ter hee tana. Feasts for Pamiuskel fear ar Joted Span Benasden ew York for Cornwallis, R&C Beh Bello of’ be Bats Aimvann: Now York Tor New Lon. don. CPOROEA” Fey ao—ssied, Orleans; 26th, Union, Herbert, cals or ios GuT, Of and TF Chapman, ‘Boreuamn, froma ft LIVERPOOL, March Neatived lew Orleans: a 5 Sealing: Hailes {even Wad it Se Gregori on sere thea, Savannah: atone ee (Bi is, Rew Urianees aie ae : alla oar bayannah Thema (Brie Br) Soot, Mobiles Jrenne ‘New rican; 3 Nueva ates Spat rowanth won, Savannah; tony Owen a 23 a }» Ryder, Burrows, Galves- Br),' Kerr, New York (all "before Fe Teported in [on yguDos ss Te auvervoo, Tabi New Ent out Feb 27— Waikyris se adtne Sa kyrien, are for pasate Heb 31—Arrived, Ds Leanonn, Feb S3Ayriveas Cuca Jeans; Rhea Syivis oy et beh ie ‘Conti, aa Bae a ictal Valencia, Riwoaaaee he Feb 80 Sail i harlny Gario, Boston. Eavoat i een, Hat Erskine, for Now York; Soc, River Camperdown, Macey, New Bucnus Ayres ama, Smart, Galveston + Ent ont 2th, La Piata, Matthews, for Galvest PRN ana, Feb etre Charger, Creetiman, Dublin (and ent so for 8! re). led foodbusy, Callao, Ponon, Ph Fes a<In port schr rie W Boston. Gureneroi March 1A (10 Fa), steamabip City of Paria, Mirehouse, New York for ce 1d Pro- . warrived March 1, Favorita, Greenman, San Ryrpe—Of the Wight March form Pewonail Antwerp for New York; Mary E 's Love, Kelsey, fro {ein 4t) nen Rete th, Celestial Empire, dag from London angoon, Series anjore, deiptla, Bremen ets Lebaron, ele ia Pa Cawataar~Of Bt. Alban’s Head aed Joram. from, Landon for Kew York; 38, is SParkan' lam. ‘SuRINAM, Fob %—In port brigs alee Cook, for Bos- Mi wentang, Fev ATE vort brig Tsanc Carver, Shute, for Sr Joune, hw ft ci ‘%—In port brig Castilian, une. ameens Porta. BOSTON, March Valparai |, New Haven; Lime ee: CF Helser, Blauds Boston cere M sched te a seh bat ‘elle Day, Carey, Fall River; 10th, Alta- Charleston? eee Wise Now ora , RIDGEPOR?, ‘March oAtired, obra Moule, Hust Mary sing Bas Jnerd, uel ee New Fore; Dovlache Soli, Wovd't bana Shel tote sivas it vero as Bratners, ew wench fteraatoartrerge aban team Berry, New naitisares barks Belin thr’: Nielsen, und Celeb hr’, PDANVERN, poh 11—Asrived, schr Emma F Chase, Me East NACHIA! March 10—Sailed, schr Presto, Drew, Bs a areed, ach sobr vie Baneriee toad for New York, \—Sebr y FoRtREss Bows Mare ‘14— Passed mn for Baltimore, brig Ardross, from Mes: i, for Rio Janeiro: Mechatags, oe barks Ada ‘Agnes, Rio Janeiro; lamyr, Liverpool; brige Chowan, and Cork Ch GALVESTON, varch 18 Ar 18—Arrived, abip Fawn, Luce, New NHYAN teachin rie BH Kenedy, Mate JACKSONYILLE, ‘March 9—Azrived, schr Kate Grant, OEY March 18-Arrived, steamship Til, Pare (rites, peas for bey ah cond (an peocon ‘ran Cape ty: wycianted—Shine IT Foster, Choate, and West. Derby (Br), 1. Panty ORLA, ee Ni i Murray, Live: jc ‘up, ships lpia tor, ‘Evanson, from 8 Iavane; Sara- + Ty! Liverpool: barks Helene, N thom fie Janciro? Janeiro; fom Havaunt Gags 8 F Kennedy, trina vane; if Sibley, Colson, ‘trom Hayate; achr Ejonsskessp, jeared—Barks a neha Starrett, Benaden Genoa; Law. Hi Alicante; Au- Fonce, Hewes, Genoa: fn orden dag, tip, iste Gustave (Fr), no yr Kamiral de Mont a ter reel za Ha steamers Viotor, roe Fire Pares, com een, j,ahiy greeny aranih (Br) foe do Hippos wale ey ana So echrs M arth May P Bremen, Lizzie Grand Cayman. SIGNER naan ee 9—Arrived, schr Mattic a. Ab , Net from TBhuled~Stenmablp ‘Weybosset, ships Marcia O Day and Casi SNOMFOLK, March 11—Sailed, brig Village Belle (Br), Bar- CNEWouRY Seat March ‘ll—Sailed, schr Pennsylvania, in, New NEW HEDFORD, } ‘March 11—Arrived, schrs Addie percha ge Pocassett for New York; 12th, Artist, Godirey, do bee "arrived 18th, ring Young Teaser, Slocum, Rotem Se pint led 13th, set ry iggy a retry Eeliy, Filiadelons ies Mi m, C} uffol rmstr wa ys Pareer Ned barter, rc iirandywine, Adame; 8 3, NEWHORE, "Mas 4 eer cits John yey Wiley, Provincetown for gin WwW HW Higgins, Bow ton for Tangler; Ney, Chasey Fall River for New York | Pr dence, ‘sweel and, 0 for cn i ogiliza Jane, Cleveland, vie dence’ fer Tisbury; sloop Fred Brown, Gill, de for New Yor ji 1th, PM Arrived. schre MR G (Br), Ewart @t Johny for Philadelphia ; Maggie Mulvey, “Allen, Fall all River (nore; werenty-aine Teck, Hockport for Norfolt: de, HE Sone Harneton, Portland for New York Judge, Low, ood, Lit ie, for do; a Bratence {etand for’ jGharienton! ‘Ned Sumter, New Bedford for New York; Gran nara Moin: Ure, Gamden, Me, for do; Loula Newton, Gr m for do; youn Brel Mass; Sequin, Davis, “Seraunen fo Tor Portiange Lucy Ames, Carle, Baltimore tor’ Belfast; Samuel Warren, Wheatland, Newcastle, Del, for New Bedford; ‘Thos Hix, Surrey, do,for Belfast, March 18,8 A. M—No arrivals. The outward bound vessel are mostiy going out this A M, with a freab NW breeze, DON, March U—Arrived, sche Win Taylor, Apponaug for, Georzeiown, Franklin F 8 vidence for New Yorks Belle of the a ry ‘ork for Georges Bani Portland; DB Pitis, Cr oor tor ved, sohrs Matthew Vasser, J, Kelley, New York ‘achrs Matthew Bisel el ey, ie A Lancaster, William: r Salem Lael Newborn, NO, for P ridence; Joseph, Hall, Mit r, tor Prov youeph Halt es ork for a T D Strickland, Clark, do for chrs moma Fitch, Reiter, sae George per zs York ee ee ee fe! Fensago ona sitarea &arrived,” fark” See can (NG), Saved bth, abt prea Gh, Shi ale Boyle nk Lera, if; achre erate Tnatanola, 6s, M 6 Hoel M MoFariand, Havana; tb, inkham, Galvesto a ee ge tg ; 'm Ti a vi aula, Car it, do; W Ce H Tiers, Gifford, do; We Raion Marchueen, London ; Minna Tri ‘True, prow as Templo, Nem Aes ‘Wells, Townsend, iver. Cleared—Bark Exaudi Ror), Ro! Ske i, Eee. Series vacate H steamer Norman, ‘Nickerson, Beston ; are ‘Matanzas; Ly weap Frontier, Morgan, do. aves, ih h 18 12:98 AMS ere ‘and about 60 My ars Richard, for ‘ei Bremen; Stanhope, for Liverpool: tin; bw Bigelow, for Antwerp), brigs Bully Comer, for dos, via Demerara ; Ellen I beware, for Sagua; Sea Bide, for Barbados, and ‘our B. Hones, for ‘Poses PR % Sam Sbi for Gienfuegon, went out {lt PNG PN passed this AM bri, Roy, Lit Phila- maar farze bark ta outside coming ine Brig Shannon, Philadelphia. Wind N NRW, thermometers. e eal) im PORTLAND, March 11—Arnived, schr Delia Hodgkins, othe knives oe chr Ontara, Sprague, Sagna, Balled Steamship Caspian, Thun’ Arrived, aebr Agen Blair, Cardenas. Cleared—Brig Beaver, Holfman, Barbados; schr St Croix, Eaton, Cardenas, Lith Arrived, steamship Peruvian, Liverpool stan, Georgow’, BOT Hy 13-Salted, sehr schra Emma B Bien. m, DOs Peg Bmith, hoa of th, New carpe eirge Ba Bavage, Nye, dos ai FRANCISCO, Ta 14—Arrived, bark Nicholas 0 SAVANNAH, March 10 10Scieared, ship ‘Tecumseh (Br), Webb, Mobile, ‘with inward bound 1dth—Arrived, ship Sense Neil, frarteal bark Res- G), draw, New York; schrs Susanna, hockiang; & Cleared—Ship oy Tevet, Fain. Lowest Pass; bark. bry hee eS yA J J Little, Bateman, Lanetvile for Wow York, Mareh 11, PM—Arrived, brie Ali Alice’ H Cir Dewees Nowy Ft (0s tM saa, aah FRG Pitted Wlen ont tr Paintin Ned, echrs Frank M, RG (Br); Juage Low,’ Venti,” "adelia (Br); Lizzie a Montezuma, BL Sher? Miath—Arnived, bark Crockett, Cebu (Paiiping (Harb ror Bowtons Bal eit Hail, fais Olen, Mobile or Salem: ; sobre M fo uraade del Sud = Boston; Helen 8 Eine tharchel, Cardenas for St Step! 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