The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1873, Page 10

— 10 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1873.—-TRIPLE SHEET. nan t Seaman, Wilmi! ge ferm, before it was reported bree commit- : sw A MP L ANDS olf? Matilda Brooks, Jones, Charleston—Evans, Ball & yin ne pierhead when docking, and sustained some Ppllenes pia, Ae; | Georg . Booth, ingtom THE STATE CAP ITAL. sencueenninnte fhae aueir name ot ee : Schr Henry Parker, Lewis, Richmond—Van Brunt & Lissox, Feb 12—The Norwegian bark Biskop Brun, an- ue Great Grnesead 18th, St John, Chapman, from to be corruptly used by outsiders for their own Sehr Eva, Voorhis, Saybrook—W Chalmers, ghaves « at Ci one ie inet a3 Srqneterree to . e Swedish Hom, Feb 19—Cieared, Raffacte _Higure, Consigliero, gain. Now, in the present aspect of aifairs, It be- | powerful Points Made by the Commissioner of = Brig Galasta, whic ming in, be Fall River (and sailed from Gravese ‘of the English bark Mansanito, of Newcast pl. ihe ; Philadelphia; comes incumbent upon Mr. Hendee te explain his fo which had been lost at se Entered out 20th, Vesta, Millosevich, for ; connection with the bill, ‘There are many things | the General Land Ofice—What the Swamp AEBET OUR by tne Hiskop Bram. {l "Suited froin Graveeeh 2Ist, Pierre Kuyper, for Boston rt in it which are goed, and when an insurance : peared in Herald of 4th inst the name of the vessel 224, Osmi Dub: ‘Cravieh, New York. A Decorous Sense of Virtue Relative | {ff “necho"s oat. policy-holders than for the Lands of California Are Worth. REA TD WHET IERALD STEAM XACHTS AND | saved the crow was incorrectly sated.] Lucuonn, Feb lt Agrived, Zulelka, Walsh, New York. companies they are never, we all knew, over- Newnurvrorr, March 5—Sehr Clara Rankin was dis- Licata, Feb 10—Sailed, Andrea Lonvio, Rallo, Palermo 9 pen Steamship Calabria (Br), McMickan, Liverpool Feb 22 | charged 9 the City | for New York. to the $15,000 Job. anloun to pape ts paened., Foe renee Ee Tae Wasuswoton, March 7, 1873. | and’dueensicwn'zid- with mise and pamsengera ty &.G Rabid to Tp y+ and athe wail go upon the railway Linge, Feb 30—Arrived, Felicia, Romano, Philagelphia ; er. Ma . et Queenstown. duced when Jerae corporations are yatereated., A The following is the full text of the material lon 61.20, spoke bark Orpheus (Ger), from Hamburg for | be rin “ae before apie repos i Mataca, Febit—Cleared, bark Abby Bacon,Meriill, New . bill that is harmless on its face wonld not ruftte the | portien of a letter addressed by the Commissioner | Philadelphia: 6th, 274 miles east of Sandy Hook. & Cu. Pin on eo aoe abaut | York; brig Kawin Rowe, Brown, do. Messina, Feb li—Arriyed, Josephine Ganion, Genoa; b 20 rp State or invite epposi- ard © National steamship, boand east; same day, ort for Kingston ( AN EVIDENT SIGN OF REFORM, | iides' corporation in ne att one, in the sense | Of the General Land Oftice to the Surveyor Gen- | 2ATANE,* National steamship, boand 8%, | 200 miles off the Lizard Neb ‘3, crew taken, off by the | ,,MmgiNk Feb Li -Atrh » do, Bremen ship © New. Orleans for Bremen, ' that it encroaches upen their powers, to make | eral of Cailfornia, just made public, establishing | ,,sucamelun, Yaris, Bulkley. Sarannity March, 4 witn | snaaned here taiseveuise bye Monin Bay losers” | silted sth, SRR tone cater ane pi ene New money, @ corrupt man knows well how to make several very important principles in regard to | off Barnegat, exchanged sign ss with a ship with painted Persia, Batty, from Bull | Dow, do; Cambrian, Lewis, Boston. 4 a “strike,” i nd white signal (swallow tall), te), has put in here with loss | Mounr’s Bay, Feb 2l—Off, Wm Melhuish, Thomas, from: orts, showing @ r Bound N ‘spa; Legislative Larceny a Terror to Now fer a few facts that have been developed in | SWamp land grants to the various States, under the % gen Prancies for Eontiantne icin Teton regard to all this insurance fuss. It has been as- | act of July 23, 1866. he questions now decidea Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston March March 7—The steamship Moravian (Br), Graham, from | from New Orleans for London, t a formidable rin; 5, with mdse and passengers to H RK Morgan & Co. Portland, felt foul ot the British man-of-war Gladiator |‘ Newe Feb 18—Entered” on! T All Whom It May Concern. Sean onmnises qaihe iouoy to make | arose in reviewing the action of the Surveyor Gen- | ‘steamship Regulator, - Freeman, Philadelpbia, with toa, The latter was so badly “dumaged she was for Now York 3 9th, Culzenn, Pinas, BF eee A DEAD SET UPON THE INSURANCE COMPANIES eral of California on a large tract of alleged swampy ma 2 Ra Vamengera to TLorilard. ss Bb a Se Sy to ree he “Moravian suffered no | Hansen, Knudsen, Philadelphia, pis sotion in defnait of anyshing more promising, | land known as Big Meadows, and altusted in the | ical wisht 9h, with mise Yo Ganait Mintun'g Cs | "samen FevB-A igloreap reesived yeeterday trom Nrarow, Fehat=Suled Mylo Peake, 8 Lucia. eir plant ran, 5 5 ti bai jad some rough weather on the coast. le tl Ate} . —Sailed, Assyria (s), Smith, New York. What the Judiciary and Insurance | 7) ¢a.Py out to uitimate sucess the cuds they wave | Valley among the Sierra Nevada Meuntaln: fouthern passage and had light trades. Has been Iddays | ramieron walgd Cardenas, ean a SE Tonteh, onion | Narganons Feb 20-Oil, Constantia, Solteubores freah. is to Commissioner Drummend says:—In: your report | Wo! Bermuca, with heavy NE and NW gales. Feb a id? nion nsac for B . Committees Have to Say. ieee ay ee caceee an Teiuae ae you refer to the altitude of Tanda under con- | Charles Frolich, seaman, native of Hamburg, aged 22 | with limber Ee Wee, Sons Feamacots ‘foe’ Londen, aeons Feb 1B-Om, Germania, Evers, from Baltl- ascertained fact that the powers behind the abe sideration, As some point was made by attorneys gears, fell out of the mainchains overboard and was The British North American bark Celeste, Wright, for | more for Rotterdam. yester- ‘who have been working so hard to get a bi and considered by you as a reason for rejecting the | ‘rowned. March 1, bat 38, lon 72, saw brig Beaver (Br) Yalrar ees fecaln which put back to this port papijed 2th, Architect, Doddridge (from Bristol), City’ - +] steering west. da; ‘oint “ sum from the companies on the strength | claim of the State in the Sierra Valley case, and’} “Kirn ive Wor), Salicath, Genoa, i Prnanra, Feb 19—Arrived, Flower, Charleston. he adverse report of the Committee of Insur- | so in that of the Mountain Meadews, 1 J B Phillips & Son; vessel to Func Menon. oat Aoategens pf the lose ofthe Benares. | Ponriayd, Feb 19—Fut into the Roads, T Hl armatrong, OMETHING ROTTEN IN DENMARK. | °! ' 4 ; allude to the subject for the purpose of saying days gettingdown the Mediterranean with. stron Anderson, from Hong Kong for Sam Francisco, was q 5 tlie . ’ SPT bpeirren Mapareea erny ciatrinted | iv makes no difference hew high or elevated lands | erly gales. Fawed Gibraltar Dee 4; thence ord Gage | Drought by & junk from the Loochon Tanda ime ietier | Bie4y, from Galveston for Antwerp and sailed 280) Nov 17, with mdso to Edze& Co. Was 35 ster © the addressed by one of the crew to the British a) vkENSTOWN, Feb 19—Arrived, thilde, Petterson, with a gang ef Dlackmaliers who.are av she botior | May be, if they are in fact swampy or overflowed, | casierly winds; thence strong westerly gales to | iidnethat decieranee might De oat ee eal here, | Balumore; Jupiter, Waraken, Savannah ; le} ay rendered thereby unfit for cultivation, the | Madeira, which she passed Jan 3; passed Palmos, | Orthetcrew of the rossel, Schroeder, San Francisco; Sv Hoe, Philadelphia: : the remote buckets af the Hendee pill, aboet | State is entitled to them under the law. Lands of | @M¢ ,0f the, Canaries: Jan, 10; ‘Jan, Ti, caught | OltMesray OF the veteeL ss oct Deo 27 for the Vidqanen, Frocdsen. New York abth, Christiana, Wes: Who Framed That Bill and Circulated It the ‘remote backers of (the Hendeo bin, about very great altitude may be subject to overflow and | wey AF radqwinds, In Int 273 » aN: lon 0 0 Wi.) wooshoos,. in quest’ of the sninwresked chew cr ihe sel, Po hia: Jule Heyn, Albrecht, Wilmington, NC Tae had coche ete aera conzaurees rendered unfit for cultivation by water flowing | erly as we got out in the Atlantic Ocean, from Gibraltar | Benares, ‘supposed to have been lost in that nelghbor- | Rivecteeatentcn Aov Deke Persia Batty, Bull: 1 ans day had such a bitter fight. As I‘have said before, ze ree | hood, hi t yet returned. R Among Insurance Companies ? the Insurance Committee have been lately under a | !rom surrounding lands that are still higher, while | {0 the trad’s 2) dave; the trade wind whe moderate, and | an bark Adella and the brig Vesta are out | wittton Tends ra he Be oimnarick 2st, Kin Kins unsteady, itton, London; Jupiter, Rodonis, Amsterdam ; 22d cloud of suspicion, but they have set themselves | Very low lands may be periectly drained, s0 as to ima th croxs in 20 ¢ Feb 1, lost ‘th of dock and in good sea-going condition. "1 ‘ 1 ae right at last, and’ at the same time have taken ry and suscepuible of cultivation. Marshes and | {i'tnt'x4 Nvlon 48'W. thence variable nad westerly wiade 2 ageing lib, in port Modena, Lang, trom Bos s rly winds | | SrJonx, NB, March 1—The brig Ottawa, bound from | SIERRA Lyons, Feb 5—In port, Moder * measures—ani Iready with some success—to | iakes are found in the most erevated regions and | took us off Hatteras, in lon 74 W, Feb 15, since that | Rockport for Boston, with a cargo of grindstones, which | ton; A Houghton, U} % The Detectives After the | Miguree and aready Wen See euccee te | dry anda in lew valleys; therefore, each case | time encountered heavy gales froin all point of the | wasearried offhytlcive ani‘was arian iG Bay at cratoaatm Feb S0—Oft Alice Vennard, Humphrey, em . am active campaign by using their name | Mustbe decided upon cts, question to | compass, w: eavy sea in the Gulf, w causes undy until boarded salvers, was brought into this | Calcutta for Dundee (and passed De Blackmailers. to accomplish their nefarious purposes. They | b¢ Considered and determined is not one of alti- ec Ral facie eo pee aae eaten port yesterday, and was taken into Carleton. 81 SD, oe Io —neital |, Eidsvold, Knudsen, and Magnus | have, Tunderstand, employed a New York de- | tude, but of quality, and If elevated lands are | Nandeot trosbitten, had four ofthe crew laid up: with | SA" Exaxctsco, Feb 24—Bark Scotland. trem Seattle, Hed'2-Om ‘Leander, Knight, from New York CILLY, don. a Janeen, from Charleston for Lon- tective to work up the case, and the final result | found to be swampy or overflewed and thereby | sore hands; others had their hands frozen while aloft | ies im the mud at Larne’s wharf, und is nearly capsized. | gop f't ¢ We learn that she 1s leaking badly In consequence of mt 8, bi stonisher to the unsephis- | Teadered unfit for cultivation” they must be | and fell down trom the rigging nearly killing themselves, badly Put in 1sth, Ann: Are Our Honest Representatives To Be | {¥il!, coubtiess, be an astoni ‘i having had bad weather in the: Sound, She brought no 1 awarded to the State under the grant; and if low | sotnatwhen the pilot came on board, the vessel was don; John Bertrai m New Y¥¢ Forever Pestered with Lobbyists | Yechnoots oThave areaay given nou "0" | lads are ound foe dey te, claim dt ihe stale | deh Teh itigthe ina tne lek | “vavnoeen, eb simmye xorweinn srew aeaner | not Skatinceoate Me aetm harming Bre orever 4 PRETTY GOOD IDEA OF THE EFFORTS oF THE | Must be rejected: in other words, the right of the | yom Absecom, took a pilot trom boat Charlotte Wedd, | Woodham, “ashore at Chilton ull lice ia’ the same | MeRiuenrietts, Wishart fro pase BLACKMAILERS State to lands, whether high or low, depends upon | Nos 24, Barnegat bearing west, wien we took a heavy | position. Work has, been ‘stopped. until two. mors | Smicidehe wen tere om Abraham, Buntielich, from ‘which the 000 so | their quality, aie from N, and was driven south of Cape Henlopen; | engines and steam pumps arrive, which have been sent Surexps, Feb 2l—Arrived, #rot Ray! : in relatien to the bill which the $15,000 man had eo | “";nother point urged by the attorneys and con- Since then light southerly windsazd cama? On accoung | for, asitwas deemed navisable. to have them, the prem | _ Sate tke sine eine Mousses” Pailcderphiss NOBODY KNOWS WHAT IS COMING. Hendee bill, Mr. Hendee has so far borne a high | Sidered by you as cause for rejecting the claim of | of the long passage got short of provisions and water, | ent one on board net being sufficient to keep the water | 20tth, Celeste, Wright, Valparaiso. F reputation for honesty, and he may have been un- | Wie State, is that the lands produce wud grass, | Was obliged fo bronch the canyo ortive we would hatte | under. Should the wenther continue ‘me there are yet oe Bb ds aie, Pi iba bicud i A run for Bermuda or St. Thomas. Jan 7, lat 82 N, lon 2 . ; 20th, Brage, Bentsen: ia. consciously used by the insurance lobby just as Mr. | Which is valuable for pasturage and hay. The natural | Woke ship Garnet, trom Liverpool for Callao, 23 d Sixdarone, Jan t—Sailed, Newada, Boston; Aunany, March 7, 1873. | viueen was on the other bili; but he | Produetions have no bearing upon the question, Cu POO Tet BBO Me ae ok We the George Lathan or DMscellancous. Borneo, Walker, do vie Sourabaya "1 7oCtF OF ‘The revelations made by the HERALD in its cor- | gweg it to himself to explain next Tuesday errene Lethe orntbag ort 4 i races ShAFARIGE Ballimore), hence for St Johns, PR, The purser of the steamsmp Calabria, from Liverpool, TEXEL, 18—Arrived, Riveralde, Rich, New Orleans, respondence from this place concerning the black- | just’ what he knows about the bill he in- wild a daa ft Son setae Mon fe Hoy emnanen: spans a Willtaue Bese tice Trieste 15S Gore with has our thanks for courtesies. American Ports. troduced. In the first place, it was introduced 9 bp us y 0 e , ee The purser of the steanship Virgo, from Savannah, has STO mailing operations of lobbyists and their friends by | yr Raynor at his request. His name 1s at- | /or or against their swampy character, unless we | Gibraltar Dec 25; took the southern passage and had a ¥ ip Virgo, , BOSTON, March 6—Arrived,| amor Neptane, Baker, M Fine fuced, | succession of NE and NW gales; has been Sdays W of | our thanks for favors. New York: schrs Hattie Baker, Baker, New Orleans which they hoped to make a fortune out of the life | tached to the bill the introducer, and he it was | take into aes the kind of grass preduced. | fernuda, we if Purser A J White, Jr, of the steamship James Adger, | SatahC Smith, Miller, Charleston (and proceeded. to Insuranee companies have been, during the past | who had it referred, for special reasons of his own— | Some kinds of grass grow on dry lands only | “Burk Marathon (of Boston), Donnell, Licata Nov Il, Pa- yy Ad P ser, | Weymouth); Kit Carson, Rich, Vi as Mr. Prince asserted during the rumpus to-day— | While | others grow on swampy or over- | lermo Dec 6, via Delaware’ Breakwater March 6, with | from Charleston, has our thanks for favors. Swett, do; Newell B Hawes,’ Kennedy, do: Rebecca day or two, the great theme, of topic and private | 1) “ie judiciary Committee. But will he explain | owed lands only. ‘ihe question tobe | fruitto Vt Brown & Co. Passed Gibraltar Dee li, and | sassino Vessen—The bark Gladstone (Br), Allen, sailed | Floretice, Rich, Baltmore;L & A Babcock, Smith, Phila discussion in the Capitol. In yesterday's letter I | pow it happens that the original bill isin the hand- | cousidered in this connection is not whether lands For eapo warn Lemans ted Meawy wosiarly Gales: from New York Oct 22,187, for London, and has not delphia; Jacob Kenzle, Steelman, do; vA Rommel, Jef- rod: seu J I, a he: ry Seay si een heard of. wi Shelburne, 4 5 gave youthe latest phase of the situation and | writing ofa well-knewn lobbyist here, and will ue | 12 theit natural state produce sexacthing ef value, | Jan} forward house, wain hetchhouse and sprang main | {n'lshp xewietered 34 tone, sated eae ag eet NS | Cleared —Brig L J Bigelow, Pedrick, Cayenne; schr but Whether they are 80 Swampy er overflowed as =e 2 a e showed how certain parties wvere trading in New | Answer the following to be rendered thereby unfit for cultivation, If | Sronen'by pilot boat Washington, Rows, cho inky wae | Yarmouth, NS.) ORatled Bark Liste; beige Rectuna, L J Bigelow and York on the gullibility of some of the companies | fFirst—At whose instance was the bill intro- | they are they go te the State under the swamp plied us with provisions. The M was towed. from tie Notice to Matiners, tho, : who were made to believe that the Insurance Com- | duced? Second—Why was he so anxious to get | lands grant, no matter how valuablo their natural | Breakwater by steamiug Seth Low. A CALIFORNIADANGERS OFF CAPE MENDOCINO, TT Oo hrete! eer tibereneemake, Saxon, Menealed the bill into the Judiciary Committee? Third— | Produsers rity ee ee State alihowah thas: muy, | Brown Bros; vessel to SC Load € Go. Was ldaysiarek | he Sapermtendent of the Coast Survey has authorized | ard Centipede, trom Philadelphia; schis E & L Cordery, mittee of the lower House were they do net inure to the State, hough they may Josephine, from Jack- the publication of # notice, warning navigators, of the and tad Sun, from Savannah 0 Who was it that before the bill was introduced at all of Hatteras, with a successi el 3 1 of heavy northerly gales; a sonville. " ty z 4 oul ry 0 off Barnegat. F ‘The positions ot th . | (see Disasters). J also showed you that the new hight thrown upon Hee eee nied amenity orld make Waa | grasses or ‘cranberries and yet be clearly | siatzeay lonwom spoke brig Facsting, Biawchank | petite Pos Dad the depth or ater wee en accurately de- | OES TTTMOR:, March 6—Arrived, brig Sollecitor (Ita, the operations of the Third House put the committee | j:“Circulated among certain life insurance com- | *#4 uequestionably swampy or everflowed | from Havana for New York; same day, at $4 36, lon 7430. | certained. They break only at low water, with @ very | Longobardo, Licata. Below, brig Moses Rogers, Horton, a f i! iy chr W W Simmons, of Philadelphia, steering WSW. r . allright, and that the facts proved conclusively panies ‘and which bill was strictly like the original, | #24 unils for cultivation until drained rorig atone (ot Boston), Br: Fane Barn 26 day: with large ‘swell on. from Providence. ’ o1 aimed, Under such circ e yi s 3 e bearings and distances are from the lighthouse. Cleared—steamships Manitoban (Br), Archer, Liver- that they were not, as at one time it was supposed fourth Why was he Te OO ei jms Ce earner au ar ang peerage sugar, ie, Ce te nut bn Great Break (a rock), having 35 reet of water on. po, Tie elias, ob ORT EOD. ine Crisane vis. Rey they were, in any way mixed up with the | Suyanch Compalice’ tually introduced by him | Ject. the clatin of the State simply because timber | and NW; Nesta jth and two topanils. south rock OF Blunn Ret Tt boare ee qeaaunt i froin She | Norfolk cand salieds: Brig George & Bete meade Be “workers of evil” who, if not strictly mem- | after going. te the 4 of the Judici- | oF grass or cranberries grew thercon without calti- wanes Bowiang: {of Rosion), Hyder, Montego may, oe three-quarters ofa mile, It breaks very seldom’; 15 to 20 Thomas; seure Mambring, Chieh, MeQuin. ‘West Indie i if + ” vation, and are more or less valuable, cranberry days, L. v . “0. fathoms around it. + Hot Ly gos. verge of its latest circle of influence. It isalmest | Of «member of the lobby; or, at leash was it noe | OWner, and’ yet be so swampy 28 to render it im- | j0*t,and s dary S Sodlegrecs He distant one-half rolle ees Reet He) TWH Parks aud’ Amelia’ for West ndige ond sched ’ * rs 8 30<tegrees kK, distant one-half mile. a needless here to state that the revelations made, | pecniiarly altered before it gou there by some one | Possible to till or cultivate the land. On the other | Brig Wm Mallory, Jr, Burrows, Galveston Feb 18, with | '“t'Teayy ground breaks over an aren ofa quarter ofa | Vicksburg ant W A Gibson, for Martiniue (ail from besides startti the Assemblymen half out of | inter it was introduced, so-that it was not the | and, & tract of laud that 1s perfectly dry may be | hides, ke, to M Mallory d Go.” Hind strong Ne and N mile, in’) and I0fathoms,S 17 degrees W, 2 mites aie: | Baltimore), ; ele seat ; Y same bill as when it was introduced? If Mr. Hen- | W4productive and utterly worthless; theretere I s from Cape Florida; been 12 days north of Hat- | tant. sense Bien autiel Fgh Teele "New Yorks Big itd 7 sma s1 e d garb 3 nt Ly . 3 js their wits, have come in for ne smail measure of | Ueegacting in good faith as an honest legislator, think it is clear that while the natural state or | fat ey Bint (ef, Salem), Benson, Port au Platte breaker S52 devregs W, Liganllos dietant Not suietined | Sam, Ficld, Millbridge. Mo; 28th, bark Casco. Penny, denunciation ; for, they ask, if any such operation | had‘no connection with any improper person—and | Condition of the land is to be considered as deter- | poy 19, with logwood, to Delmonte & Co. Had tine wer, Ae eorces i Pernambuco. Pre diay Shy lt ij T incline to the belief that he nad hot—he wil, ne | mining ihe right of the State, the Kind. quality Or | iner and strong nouttierly winds up to lat 20 10, ton 7410, CE Ree EU EAE TA CEITEE AC aac desieesc RCT jit Rott Bth, barks Mona (Br), Beverly; U, H Devaber ‘A LOBBYIST OR HIS GO-BETWEEN doubt, when the Assembly meets again on Tuesday | 1. consideration except 40 far as they may be evi: | Inga gate fram W to NW, was Dhligsd eo heave theresosl Haun \ostnemneersertomen te ateox waripsom intie fon ter, Barchety Boro ty "Marsing schits Mahaska Reve: had been perpetrated as the HERALD so persist- | avout the AeUneineentie he a of the | dence of the character of the land. {o* 24th, at 32, lon 74 20, at9:30 AM, a heavy sea boarded | trouzh of the heavy swell; hus 13 fathoms outside ot” | Fer; Nellie Treat Tin: Lettie Wells, Watson; 8 Talbot, ' ‘| Measure, If he has been made a catspaw of strik- | | Another point urged in these cases, which are of | fieman’* and at “ihe. ‘sane™ tide Mypred one |G, Aledge, several hundred yards in extent, having 12 AMAT ‘Me, Maren o—arain Heer hE Starret: entiy alleged bad been perpetrated, why couldn't | Mearerean easily 0nd it out. His intentions may | © Similar character, against the clam of the State, | aman, and at the, Mand, drowned.” since | {ochoun Megan geerees We distant 126 milos; has 12 | paride New Oricane sve Dark Ceplas Hy it. get out among the members first? It is nOW | have been ood, but if he has been, un- | 1s, that if the lamds should be drained irrigation | we arrived ap to. lat 32 have. been blown | ' rock, having 13 feet ot water on it, 8 75 degrees W, CHARLESTON Prarch 4 Arrived bark Agnes Camp- 7A LE t 5 would become necessary to the production of | south of the stream twice by heavy NW gales, March 3 | aitaheie sain: oye Sne-quar: | bell (Br), Landry, Shelburne, NS. Ceneeied that the HanaLp hes bit a nail on rd rare Sere hist ase of by bad | Crops. ‘This is a Virtual admission that the lands | ati0 AM, wind blowing heavy trom NW, ‘determined nol terora mille inside of it there inn distnet wellached | Cleared—Bark ‘Guiona (Br, Sinith, Liverpool; schra head squarely, not only in making public the lobby Jess do his whole duty ‘in the matter ana | &T¢ NOW swampy, and [cannot see how irrigation | to ne plowed to bea a alas anchored 19 fathoms meee: breaker, and 34 of a mile inside was seen the top of a rock Gey. Spawn ERG Boston Geo Peabody, McKay, and Manipulation of the bill calling upon the companies | jeng his ald in ferreting out the men who are | OF anything else necessary to the cultivation of | wenarted the anchorenam and wasdriven tones xgain | ete MouBnot theses. || || | Cane, Hammond, New Fork: arleston, Berry, New York} for monthly reports, but in calling attention to the | making themselves go active secretly in their cam- ue eT AE tie Bae ee age ieee for HM hours, when we made the land ‘again and | tanti milo: it ives A sharp and well-defined: breaker scliry G'Ranty Crumley, do, 0 Mid ae ; ; aE On 7 , under the 0 il the Sth, ‘whe noderated. We = yedh : i Mare 4 fact that the same manipulators, or parties quite | Palgn, for, profit, regardicss of the reputations of | oa it they are swamp OY everiewed In ther | git under way aed wroceeded. Hee Me: oghig | AnotheE Fock | aces eet to ey oe, Cole, New York via Key West fain: ‘6 ” others. It may be said just here that a bill was ar int d an rr y a Key V as willing to get a “rake” out of the companies, | favorably reported by the Insurance Committee | 24tural state. ‘The attorney opposed to the State | anchored all along the Virgin coast; also saw a large A rock, having 22 feet upon it, N 66 degrees W, dis- GEORGETOWN, SC, Feb_27- Agriyea, sche Admiral = " aah hip disabled in to’ f tea! 4 dt for th 4 $ aro . | Steelman, New York; March 2,CS Wel were at work upon the companies in the city | some. ten. days. ago, which. had a clause | ##Serts In One ef his arguments that irrigation | +My disabled in tow, of a steam, tug 7s, for ihe | tant 14 miles; ithas9 fathoms atound it, fo the south esplareh 2 Cs Webb, Homan. Go. re 33 55, Jon as of this 'rock, over an arca of 3 of amile, three | .Cleared 2d, brig ‘Nell “ substantially similar to one in the bill which the | ‘8 @ part of cultivation. Jn this hej is un-| some new. sugar boxes dritting bouts 20th, ints Fock ‘ Water Lily, Moorehouse, 8t Vincent, and elsewhere throughout the State. ~The omcial | Fonttwag about to-day, and by which the life in. | doubtedly correct, and therefore it would be just | {or'fs "ev pane er eaeer arias Abou for Phila: | Beayy Sround-breaks were seen in trom $34 to 10 fathoms | “REY WNT, Feb d-Arrived, schre Alaska, New York? assed schr Samuel | 10, A rock, having 12 féet of water on It, W% 8, distant | J08 ees ety proof of this was given im the lower House to-day, | ce Col nies Were compelled to give sixty | #8 unreasonable to deeide that the lands are not | delphia: March 4th, off Hog Island, 0. fand it came about in this way:—After the reports | days’ notice to" polley-holders. vefore rue pre. | SWampy, because it will become necessary to plough Hart, sttering south, with loss of malnboom, leftim pert | «ix.tenthi of a mile from the Cape Rock, lying of Cave | Sniled Schr Jd WY Wilson, Somers, Bayport, Fla, bs 7 miums are due and thirty days’ grace alter the | them aiter they are drained in erder te make them | brig Wild Hunter, Fortunas; it has 13 fathoms around it. arch 6 4 ves. antp City cf Houston, Deere of committees had-been read, Mr. ‘Tobey, the Chair- am: y | productive, as it would to decide that they are net |, scr, Walton, Dillingham, Cardenas, 21 days, with mdse | _ ‘These dangers show that the passage between Blunt's | ing. New York (and sailed PM for Galveston). man of the Insurance Committee, got up and asked | fi" Ty ondancs with phe wishes of the ineeranes | swamp lunils, because Irrigation Wil becoine neces- | {¢gtastek, Has been 15 days orth of Hatteras, with heavy Reef and Cape Mendocino should be avoided; sunken | som Phitadeipiia;, batke Mactie Le eerae abt c 4 e: cl 4 Ny A bs E ‘ Ht 37, re tend nearly a m the fr y mn 4 Mr. Prince, the Chairman ef the Judiciary Com- | lobby, I learn, and a8 it took thé sting out of the | S419 tor, the ‘same purpose. I will not devote | and torerail. "March 6, 40 mniles SE of Barncgat, passed & | Cove to Cape Mendocino. und vessels sherld notaprececn, | rem Sunderland; Catalina (Sp) Marial, trom Havana Y further time to these generalities, but proceed to @ | lot of wreck staff, also a fore and ait vessel's spars, with | j¢ too closely. brigs Aurora (Ital), Lepari, from Marseilles; Protens, mittee, what action the latter committee aad | tate ee ee reee ee auleht be | consideration of the “fact. The testimony fails to | the ends painted white. The south Tock of Blunt's Reet bears S S2dgrees W, ale | E4py.from Havona, © 2” tt onnianlas Ena ; 9 taken on the DIA compelling life insurance com- | haq anything to do with the changes | Sow that other creps than grass could not be pro- | Schr 4.W Morris, Longstreet, Virginia, tant 29-10 miles trom the lighthouse. re 4 asa, Ghenn, Virgi : Frankfurt (Ger), Bulow. Bremen, via Havana and panies to give policy-holders sixty days’ notice be- |-mad@e in the bill afterwards. Mr. Hendee | ‘“uced if the land was reclaimed. Om the contrary, | Schr RMawon Gibson Virginie “Assistant United States Coast Song a eh oN ncino | Southampton; shins Giants Causeway, Walters, Live! sried can dountiess show that so far as he was personally | !* 18 in evidence in ail cases investigated in regard chr JA Chainberlin, Robinson, Virginia. Conde ve impale ool; MeNear, Scott. Liverpool; Hypa Flood, Tore the expiration of the period within which concerned he has all along been strictly honest in | to Simiiar Jands, such as the Sterra Valley and ‘hr Anthony Riley. Nelson, Virginia, San Francisco, Cal, Feb 17, 1873. ronstadt; bark Agder (Nor), Jacobsen, 5 ochre their premium should be paid. Mr. Tobey at the everything that relates to the bill, and he will, this | the Mountain Meadows, ss well as the land Schr M E Woodall, ere Virginia. is 04s hg sone Silat co Griffin, Bosto1 8 mn, e | in c] cl n * Spoke: ¥ Legisl: same time. reminded Mr. Prince that a member of | baing conceded, make navec with the men’ who | OW Under consideration, that goed crops of peta- | Schr ONT Brooks, Scull, Virginia for New Haven, aie rztvod, geasrastip Wesieistoe (Br), Thornes, are heecicnneeeas toos, oats, beans, peas, barley, &c.. and even wheat, Balumore. Ship, Brewster, Collins, from New York for Tqulate, | eee te re oe ee a om Tegomens pMerma| the Insurance Committee had the day previous, in can be grown successfully, and had beem so grown ereeiiore: Jan 8 lat 2 23 N. i * baldi- (Nor), Hoyer, Newpo rl Z F faity, : . ; rt; barks Catalina (Span), committee, made a motion that the Judiciary Com- | “7TEMPTED T0 MAKE Us OF IM FOR BAD PUR | Cy’sicMlands as were (roe irom water carly im the PHA Hove, Crane, Waithmore, sornip Geneal, Hates, trom Passaroeang fer Boston, Dec | aria Havana’ Magyie ty Carvil batatoat subder! mittee be called upon to oftheir own. By the end of next week the detec- | Scasen. After caresu! examination ef the evidence | Schr J J Pharo, Soper, Baltimore. Bark Taria Topam Hathorne, from Zanzibar for Boston, | Jandi,bries Aurora (Ita), Lipari, Marseilles; Pro: tive employed’ by the insurance companics | Commissioner Drummond spproves of the Cail- Passed Through Hell Gate. Jan 4, lat 36, lon 21 E. teus, Expy, Havana. ye Hi Be. GIVE UP THE BILL; Will, it pas believed, be able’ to report | {ria Surveyor General's decision, that some six SGtaa soute Brig Kitty Coburn, Feb 14, lat 48 N, lon 25 W. low, bark Hancesh, Collinp. treet Mie Senciton nn or, in ovher words, to ask the House to discharge | whether he has traced to their lairs the | thousand two hundred and eighty acres of the tract 6 Foreign Ports. Cleared Feb 28, "ba: Liverpool; rk Heiress, Caulkins, Fe 6—In port schr Leonessa, Myers, for New | brig Helen M Rowley. Rowley, Providence; schr Ger- them from further consideration of the bill, and | parties who have been using their good name | i controversy are mot swamp and overflowed | | Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York, trude Howes, Smith, vl $ ith md: to Fe: Ww . AQuin, that it be referred where it properly belonged—to | to suit their own designs. In the meantime | Within the meaning of the Swamp Land act, and | renee art ee te een Woot London) | Yorkin ls days, ve Ci oe, Tobey’ Uhat 680 acres are swamp lands. - | CARDENAS. March 5—Arrived, schr Isaac Orbeton, | ghovUTHwrst Pass. March 1—Arrived, Norwegian ship Prince to his feet at once, He deciured that ene | it may de no good to publish tae matics Of eortain |. lnregard co tue remalning 240 acres Commis. | for, Yer St days, with cocoanuts to Miller & Howgh- | | Carma mare Garibaldi, Hoyer. Newport ea Guatletmink, P d x ‘ r rc ru everses pyor Gene! 4 R ‘ v1 1 ‘h_6—Arrived, steamship Venezuelan Arrived, Italian bark a, Guziielmini, Fa- bill was then in his desk, and that ne had intended onteilers said to be engaged in this striking basi- | $oner Drummond reverses Surveyor General Har. Schr White Wing, Newcomb, Boston for Virginia. LiveRroo., Marc! mA Pp Jermo; schrs Sylvan, Rendell, Matanzas; Schooner of the the é denburgh’s decision, and decides that they also are | Schr AJ Williams, Morrell, Stainfora for New York. (Br), Bremmer, Mobile via Norfolk. Valley, Leitch, Ruatan. as soon as the reading of the reports had come to | ness; but if all that is now rumored about is 8 n a m Arrived 7th, steamships Memphis (Br), Mellor, New Or- 9 5 anend to offer a resolution asking the House to | brought home to them Without a missing link in | Proved to be so overflowed in a majority of seasons | Steamer United States, Davis, Fall River tor New York, | | AUrivea Uv an tn Welle Halthnore vis Hatin Sailed—Steainships Frankfort, United States, Cortes discharge the committee from further considera- | the chain of evidence, tien look out for squails, as to be unfit for cuitivation, and must be awarded | With mdse and passengers, awe Livénroot, N8, Feb 24—Cleared, bark RB Mulhall (Br), | ANd Fire Queen: ship Hypatia, barks Admiral Tegott- tion of it; but-—.. This last mouosyllable was pro. | ‘The House again went into committee on to the State, This decision aivects targe interests | maceand passengers vo ven’ fF New York, with | coishoim, Hampton Roags. ” | Be eae ee eee ee nounced ‘with great emphasis, and Prince turned THR GENERAL AFFROFRIATION BILL. i oe hee An eer apes eg fed matcamer Doris, Young, Providence for New York, with | Cleared | =o al Feb 24, brig Maud Potter (Br), NORFOLK, March S—Arrived, sehr Julia Decker, Dun- squarely round so as to face the whole House when | The question pending was on Mr. Brewer's motion | (816 Iny ics 4 bead 1 pas . | ton, New York. he uttered it. Everybody cocked his cars and ex: | to appropriate #125000 to aeadeinies, as amended | cluded in its land grants if not patenied to the BOUND EAST. Leer eee ot Londoner Sup Agra, Miller, for Ade- | "Atco arrivd Sth, schrs Decatur, Robinson, Providence pected a revelation, but everyoody was a few | by Mr. Jacobs, that none of the money should | State of California as swamp, Schr Ida & Annie, Cook, New York for Hyannis. Quiexstown, March i—Sailed, ship Dexter, Taylor | P A Saunders, Godtre cg Moon) ipatienore toe Bea? minutes ahead of time in his expectatien. yey be reviled S. Se A, + a ~ POOR PUM. . Schr James Phetps, Rockwell, New York tor Provi- | (from San Francisco), London. ton, leaking 3 ‘Bu or lenomimation: ct . notion vi Shave Juscbeen hand aaa por whi Tilt a.” | adopted. Mr, Husted d that $2,500 pe paid ave just been handed a paper whic! will read. adopted. Mr, Husted meves 2,5 e paid slivad, read a paper signed by five members— | to the inspector of gas metres, the gas companies | The Majority Report of the Legislative badly, ante: Sailed 7th, 11 AM, steamship Baltic (Br), Kennedy,.New | “Gi ectayateantchip Cid (Sp), Martinez, Liverpool oe Elizabeth English, Crowell, New York for Provi. ‘rived 7th, 7 AM, steamships City of Paris (Br), Leitch, NEWBURYPORT, March jailed, sche Edward Lee. Schr Oliver Amos, Phillips, New York for Providence. | New York for Liverpool: City ot Brussels, Liverpool tor | TUAvPuRE March 6—Sailed, schr Nicanor, Hannah, % “k. ‘& majerity of the Judiciary Committee—withdraw- | making up the amount. Agreed to, Mr. Husted Investigatin Committee Find the Schr Ann Dole, Bunce, New York for Providence. ew ters). ing their consent to the presentation of the reso- | moved an appropriation of $8,000 to the inspectors ‘aubelay? cnidar Gatity of Bethe Schr AJ Buckley, Buckley. New York for Greenport. ‘Arrived 7th, steamship City of New York (Br), Lochend Nee UR ven. March Z.—Arrived, schrs Silver Dart, jution Prince had prepared to discharge the com- | of steam boilers and for expenses of in- y rid Schr Alined ith. Elzabethport for Pembroke. Liverpool for New York—will take the mails and pas- | rittlefield, New York for Block Island: Edward W_ Da: ¥ " 5 f the steamship City of Brussel: is , Ay mittee from consideration of the bill. This created | spection, which was agreed to. Mr. Biumen- Toreka, Kan., March 7, 1873, Sehr Daylight, Snowman, Ne w York for Newport. RaeoKn incon lo ksrieed previous, ship Calcutta, | “lark, Boston for New York; Wild Pigeon, Evans, Provi- amid which Jacobs got the floor. He i a. member, the. Institution for" Pre mmproved. inetenctisn The Pomeroy Investigating Committee reperted | Sehr ln 1, Pearser New York for Boston. oon oN eT itd back ONE DEWAR Pi pe ele iia taen eae ea gt ied ic b Or. Q dF ci a 7 a Si ¢? in Ne} rrived March 4, bar! via Davis, Powers, Pictou. ont t be tt said, ‘both of tne Judiciary aud Insurance | of Deaf Mutes for the support of pupils sent them | tO the Legislature yesterday. A majerity report, | Sclir Gen Banks. Sinith, New York for Boston, St Joux, NB, March 6~Arrived, sche Ada (Br), Belyea, | pSalled~Schrs Cumberland, Maull, Millville: W W Committees; so he was placed in rather a queer | by the State, which was also agreed to. Mr. | signed by four members of the committee, finds Schr Evelyn, Burger, New York for Stamtord, at Va schr Kittie Stevens, Anderson, Cardenas. PHILADELPHIA, March 6—Arrived, steamship Prik Re oueaitie evident ile OMe gS he See ee eee | fe amex ea oe terike out the appropriation te | Mr. Pomeroy guilty of bribery end attempting to | Scht Sallle Huron, Hurley. New otk tor Stainfora. Zags, Feb li=in port brigs NA. Willieins (Br), Dernier, | (26%--BN, Carl, Liverpool, In the bay, coming up, ship was going, as the boys say, to speak right out in | the motion In a lengthy speech, in whic he re- | Cofrupt the members of the Legisiature by offers | Schr OC Acken. Mead, New York for Stamford. for New York, to sail same day; Mattie B Russell, York, | “Cheired—Bark Mary Ann (Br), Harris, London; brig school, And he did speak out, boldly and fear- | viewed the history of normal schools throughout | &f money. A minerity report, signed by three | Schr RA Forsyihe, Hobbie, New York for Stamford. for do, ldg. a Magdala (Br), Fraser, Barpados; schrs Rebecca M Smith, lexsly. He demanded to know how it was that an | the world, aad showing their great usefulness, | Members of the committee, finds the charges of ia P Godwin, Waterbury, New York ‘for [Pus Gemiwaand Gacdwind) ee, Matanzas; Onrust Romer, Savannah; g insurance bill, that ought to have been referred to | Mr. Roche then withdrew his motion. Mr, Fort | ribery and corruption against Mr. Pomeroy are . Antwerp, Feb 21—Arrived, Roseland, Ball, Charleston. | S4iford, Powell, Allen's Poin >Fov. nt . 7 " : Sailed—Steamship Regulator. for New York. the Insurance Committee, ever get into the | moved to strike out the appropriation of $150 to | NOt proven. The minority report was adepted by SAILED. Suited ait, A Duntem, Purssey, Niddiceborough. PORTLAND, Maren b—Arrived, steamship Chesapentes hands of the Judiciary Committee. Prince re- | each of the three attorneys of the Indians, Lost, | tie House and the majority report by the § Ausrenpaw, Feb 17—Arrived, Jerome Jones, Kenny, | vangum, New York; schr M M Pote, Stratton, : i Al ati ea Charleston. Le lied that- it had been sent to the judiciary | Mr. Clapp moved au appropriation of $9,000 for the dell, for B ; Charlotte W ‘ALTONA, Feb 19—Arrived, John E Chase, Davis, Mobile. | load for Cnba, by lke at the request of Mr. Hendee, who had the | purchase of books foF the law library, which was VIRGINIA FINANCE, RE TPCT CARIES Tae Dg oe rear Pee care eg be te Ble Ct De ar Ree 1 gcllesred=Brig Wenonah, Stone, Matanzas; schr Nellie bill introduced; and he would state, moreover, | lost. Mr. Clapp moved to ‘strike out a Jane, Alexandria (Egypt); schrs8 4 Paine, Para; A L | Bay Sogfore reported without os PROVIDENCE, arch 6—Arrived schrs Babe! H Irons, that the reason why the majority ef the members | the sceeniment pad tI hielo providing Ricuimonp, Va., March 7, 1873, Putnam, Antigua. wee » WCA, Jain 90—In port Bolivia, Widdup, from Hubbard. Newcastle. Del: Mary Price, Newiove, do; Ju J c a caus e Legisiatl yene! v ot ght. . A , Cavulier, and Bessie Seaman, Iman, Mr, Hendoc had requested them tovretuin le ia the.| for. oagh member eot the “herislature, which was |. THC pa gt Ailend pat ll ha ad et axetenJan 6—Passed, MC Sibley. Colson, from Bata. | Kizahethports Ad Beiitiey. Robinson. Elieh Morrison, committee—that, in fact, he gave him (Mr. Prince) | lost. Mr. Clapp moved to insert $96,000 for 6,000 of | PaYMent of four per cent interest for the years Marine Disasters. New York 1sth, Flying Hugié, Lewis, trom Manila for | Doge; Hila W Barnes, Avery: Sarah Bruen, Austin, and to understand that he j the bi nies nee rifles ba ‘Aggie 1872 and 1873 on consols and on two-tnirds of the Srramsnie City or Brussets (Br), from Liverpool for do, his Woah tac GARDE Weatielain Baker New York, pkins, fi ‘ F DIPNT WANT THE COMMITTKE ON INSURANCE 10 | for three batteries of Gatling guns, which was ; 0 RISTOL, jailed, Entella, § . Sailed—Schrs Charlotte Brown, Baker, Virginia; R GET THE GILL Jost, Mire Abbott moved to strike out ‘the appro- | UMunded bonds; for the remaining two per cont | New York, before reported putting back to Queenstown | Arrived’ in Kingroud id, Arubdel Castle, Freebody, Mercer, Racket ‘amos Falkenburg, Racket, aud Harry & in their hands, “for certain reasons,” added Prince | priation of $20,000 to the State and county | M0N-interest bearing certifcatesspayable at the | with loss of rudder and in tow of steamship City of Paris, | trom New York. ed, 1 o Ny w Yor! a , “ : st easure of the State, are to be given. No special | from New York for Liverpool, arrived at Queenstown at7 | BELrAst, Feb 19—Arrived, Howard, O'Neil, Pensacola. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 26—Cleared, ships Young Ame- “which be gave me, but which Ido not care to re- | agricultural societies, which was __ lost, | Pleasure of t ns gl No sp rom New York for ‘Pool, ni Sale Guiseppa, Kaiuetta, New Yor! . , at.” Tobey fared up quite naturally at this | The bill was then reported to the House. | Provision is nade lor matured coupons; but it t8 | aM yesterday (7th). Her passengers and mails will be | jfied 10th, Gultepna, Karelia, Kew Yo Fe a aE Mena Rig AEE Il | the re} jn calenlated that the above atiounts can be paid, . " . " imputation upon the reliability of the committee, | In the House Mr. Herring moved to recommit the even if half of said coupons reach the Treasury this transferred to the steamship City of New York, which ar- | delphi 1sth, Wieland, Vogelsang. New York; Dr Peter ork + . Lusby, Cork; sche judeimann, do? 10th, Kolm (), Frauke, New Or. | (3P.,Evans Cork, bark Glance (Br), Lusby, Cor and demanded if there were any good reasons why | bill and strike out the amendment ordering Red , 7 ces, 1 ene! ons 7th from Liverpool on her way to | Mn. i. , La Paz. “be 4 ‘pai 4 year in the way of taxes, The General Assemply | Tived at Queenstown jeans; La Gloire, Rood, Savannah, ‘ At , Allen, Liverpool; Loch Ken else £0 give it right there on the floor of the House The bill was then reported, amended by striking | Vestigate the charges of mismanagement against | Sur Tros {Xon), from Marseilles for Philadelphia, be. | Mayo, Buenos Ayres, " ers 171 SAVANNAH, March 7—Arrived, steamship Leo, Dear- Pringe declined to accept the invitation to “rea: | this clause out, and tt was ordered a third the Ladies’ Mount Vernon Association. The charge | fare reported ashore Fe Grtsaa are wiptthe Carel ct Formosa, sliet wae Stiiphen, Cardif's 7th, | porn, New York; schrs Laura H Jones, Cousins, do; GM - a f re ‘“ off by the Coast Wrecking Co, and arrived at the Capes of q 1, do. won” the question, and then Jacobs again got the | reading. ‘ pAE ian upon visitors to the | tre ‘Delaware at IL AM March @ Im tow. ‘The veseelisin | _ BARCELONA, Feb 15—Arrived, Lira de Safo, Arimon, Sa- | Pi 1° nn wavEN, March S-arrived, schrs Walter Goor and deciared viat the bill should by right be SENATORS ON THE SCAMPER. - good condition, but will probably be detained at the rea eh, Elinor Chapman, Pritchard, Genoa. H Thorndike, tela etl ort for Povemosta suey, a4 rie, Dal on Insurance. He then The Senate Committee on Cities, after its long reakwater a day or two by the ice in the bay and river. Gone, Feb 19—Sailed, Rariatic. ppon, Liverpool. a neous for Gloucester; 5 —Sailed, Welkin. Salled—Schirs Josephine, J W Scott (Br), Emma W Day, made in the HeraLp about | session Thursday night, adjourned until Monday 4 Sarr Apvance (Br), Morrison, at Liverpool from New Ga uu iu New York in reference | afternoon at four o'clock. Even the wish to hurry S H I P Pp J N G N E W S o | Seleans experienced a hurricane, which lasted trom’ | Cures the operations goiny o » 16—Sailed, Osanna, lo, Ne rk. De x @ mo) to certain bills relating to instrance companies, | up the charter, and that seems upperniost in legis- PM Jan‘) till 8 AM next day, commencing at SWto | GkTt feb Ih Aalled. Onanne Inport Sea Gull, | Hat, PA CORMOrOY, ATINCes Ot ee calarive, Rye. and sakl that he was gradually becoming convinced | lation just now, could not induce members te st: ~ ST oe Te eet Cane, at NY Spit new lower fore | Goudy, from Elmina; Speedwell, Johmson, from do, Carson, Specdwell, Anuie Martha (Br), Lizzie D Small, CaO WIS ene | over BUDGAY IE’ Aibanys” Cher Aly BeEMIperOn ET a Scabw ¥ te Se OL ae Dunc, Feb 1d Arrived, Cassa Marittina, New York: | Rising’ sen, Lucy. Cogswell, Walter H Thorndike, “SOMETHING ROTTEN IN DENMARK,” onthe afternoon trains, utterly regardless of the ee ee ee Rena ee i) ae arene of Liverpool, RE, before reported | 2th, M 4B Cann, Cann. Baltimore; 2st, Kate Sancten, | adelis (Br), and Bila F Bartle tt. damaged by fire at ‘North Sydney, CB, was leaded and | Hilton, do. 5 ‘Samuel Hart, Rockport, Me, for Nor- HIGH WATER, frogem in at the whart. The fire originiatea in the house | Dest, Keb 21—Arrived, Maggie Lander, Thomas, Lon. aA rrntd, see oe Portiand: Starlight, New Yer for Island. k torward, which was consumed. The toremast | don for Pensacola; Cupid, Grant, do for Providence (and | Calais; HH Fok. Portland for Baltimore; ‘Aanie May, ¢ 1o- oe arly barned through, and also the maim deck near | both anchored). «for Philadelphia; Addie M Bird, do for Havana: ie the mast. “The vessel's main rigging being of wire saved | “Suiled 19th, Yreka, Withers (from Hartlepool), Baiti- | fefersom At John, NB. for New. York; Plymouth Rock, her from total deatruction., The re isauppored to have | more the three men that were missing having re- | Bowen, jor ——2 MN Miler, 4,(0F nil x fact, whit chimed in precisely with the | petuous and impatient Woodin interrupted him ar — Li -cdeighdpcinde beasctimsdmig he ig oF Passed by—Schrs Crescent Lodge, information. already given in the Heuaty in | thas:—“For Heavens sake be brief, Benenicts No- OCEAN STEAMERS. Brig Liax J Broxtow, from Boston for Cayenne, re- | 1 jute 4, Meror, Lowell, fom San Frsacisno, for York and Sraunee coo iat Figmoath Rook, relerence to this and another insurance | vember and a new election are coming, and we Ha dee nee ct acl | Danoaxrtirs, Feb 10—~Paxsed up, Zetenta, Rider, and | ‘palled>Schre ft) | a TT ret bel, got the members of the Judiciary | must get this charter through befere the democrats | DATES OF DEPARTURE From NEW yoRK vou vue | WyUns eon in contact with the fehing schooner Tidal | xmilia, Martino, from New York. ied cechra Stathight and Addie which needed & clearing up. He had heard, he | pressing need ef a charter. Apropos of that, a said, On good authority, that Mr. Hendee's bi had | good story is told, but met vouched for. Benedi been printed and circulated among the life insur- | 1tis said, in the committee on Thuraday night, dis ance companies in New York, and he would like to | coursed im his airy way, rather longer thgn seemed Gnd out by whom and for what prrpose. ‘This | necessary, over a trivial amendment, when the im- Bai Brgreen, Comnnttee by the eurs—that is, those who had | come in again.” A good many sober-sided people MONTH OF MARCH. stove, and also returned to Boston 7th. Farmoutn, Feb 20— Arrived. Restless, McDonald, Boston | WILMINGTON, NC, March 5—Cloared, schrsL A Eda signed the paper read by Prince, dnd they, one and | want to kuow seriously where is the catise for | ———————_NoSt OF = Bric Crana P Grane, before reported wrecked, at Ulloa, | fnore for Bremcm. wee eunet Von Marvels Balt | wards Miler, New Virki N A Farwell, Farnham, and ali (one at a time, of course), ee up on questions | hurry, as the charter is intended to be perpetual; bso ne Honduras, was insured in Bangor, Me, for $5200. Passed the Lizard 224, Thorwaldsen (s), Liskow, from | "Stick FORD, March 6—Sailed, schr Alida, Eaton, New. of privilege and ‘explained why they had signed ; but they must rest content with the reply that | Denmark. Scr Macatr MeDoxatn, from New York for Richmond, | Havre for New York. York. sf the paper. They wanted fair play, they said, and | there ts good need for hurry, and that’s enough, before reported ashore on the near Indian River Grascow, Feb 19—Arrived, City of Perth, McPhail, San did not care a émap about the bill being retained | Sebver-sided people must not’ expect to have all Inlet, remained in good condition at last accounts, and Francisco; Seb, Australia ( New York, x cepa ony in the committee, wut Mr. Hendee had asked to | their questions answered; at the same time they | not damaged, Anchors were sent dowa to her on Greenock, Feb 21—Arrived, Gleniffer, Cumming, New alt MISCELLANEOUS, havedt retained until he could be able to attend to | need not take Woodiw's reply as serious. the Oth and it wag expected thatahe would be got off on | Yor. 4 son, Columnta (#), Mackay, New Yor e MEETING OF THE L COMMITTER iton his return from his home. Prince right here van vied vous ‘AT bots GENERA! ) Grarattan, Feb 12—Pasked, Abble Clifford, Clifford, of the Apollo Hall Reform Democratic al seoarse’ etc, HO ete aa Gere | gy Ne rnemetamenemano het been rent Ba. sara Caer Sis 1 me | at MAE ch WA WR | Mtn a wig ae Shou! he postponed * ~ wee ye! ie appointin, ower an Mel ° remen *y 4 ‘om B Mr, Tobey sharply replied that Mr. Hendee had | Public Works arncles have not been Sached and rt M h 61 Broadway. Fisaixa scar Fraxg A Wittiams, Purp arrived at G Feb 22—Arrived, Magnet, Anderson, Boston Jobn Medool, Chairman, left the clamber just as the rewding of the reperts | upon these Linged mest of the lacerating debates | (ity of firissels..| Broadway. | Gloucester Oth inst from Grand Bank, with loss of fore- rtNGUIN Gaited, ‘St Cloud, Barstow, Messina, | —/:#- Lyden and B. 8. Catonell, Secretaries. 01 the committee waa begun. To putt plainer, he | 1 the Lower House, The committee wit meet on | AlLatl Bowing Green | ""seranen LG Canwox, which ran ashore on Bluff Point, ie, Licata; Gipsy, Cremor, do; 17th, blue ‘Bird, | AT A MEETING OF THE WARD COMMITTEE OF broadly iutimated that he (Hendee) had onday afternoon and will prebably keep at work | Ttaty 19 Broadway in Albemarle Sound, was gottem off without sustaining Toye, do. Pi the Apollo Hall Demoeratic Reform Organization of aes ne Set sk So Ae EE" Ves. | USP ate teateg teat a eTelN ome! | MSN SRSRIER, | MARTRANeP AT AS "itp fu carve, Price of Wales aw. i tg a vine ste es ob wins it a 4 e y ho or, report ol ada. ‘estphatia ron aye x — der made-amotion to lay the whele subject on the | morning they will be dving liveher work than 1 | {itpur ant Ipbrondwax |, Tera are about s0tongof wand and 0) tons of coal in | Mitadnin Feb ie—artived, A W Singleton, Messengeh lus O'Wetty. hatrman, table, and Professor Clark amended it so as to have | yet give them credit for. Davenport, Webster and | Vilede Par 8 Broad way. z | Philadetpbia, Westphalia (s), Schwensen, | =A: Kane and F. Kearni 69 Broaaway. which Messrs Mitchell & Waters are engaged in taking | MIM RIO.. shaven loth, am the bill referred to the Committee of the Whole. | ull the attorneys of the charter have tled home- | “reece tA st jump will be put on board, and after being ee Saxonia (s}, Brandt, New Orleans. “[ BEOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN Fhe adoption of either one of these metious would | ward with the committee, “They wil prime theti- a anes treca trom water ie rl ee Eo the ‘marine failway | ™Wucvonr go \ i gidertnt states, without, seandal; desertion, c, lave been equivaent to am imputation upon the | selves with new notes and emendations from the VE’ i J oe Cae oe Spee a ‘ork. saffict + Aaa honesty of the } ce Committee, aug Clark, | brains ol Bliss and Murphy during their two days? PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 7, 2 ae eran ies we. ‘as eae non | autor Wigut Put into the sfotherbank Feb 18, Susan | vice thee, Us Ho HOUR, Attorney, 16 Broudway. Binding this ont aft had made his, withdrew it. | stay, and will return more strongly intrenched than oa Carpire, Fel The Wenvoe (), en, wi ‘ade, - wal 1H OFFICE, BROOKLY! Veuder dia not witiiraw tis. soit was patto avots | ever. ss i CLEARED. steaming ‘gut of the east baxin Jak 20, got in collision | Larxnroot, Feb 18Arrived. elding, Ellingsen, Rich. | A HERALD BRANCM OF8 tind Boerum stock and said *hat he ad no deubt alter what had oc- Senator Johnson proposes to epen his Tweed in- Steamship California (Br), Craig, @lasgow—Henderson | the amount ot £0, | t ttan (8), Price, New York; 22d, A’ Fish, On Sunday from 3 to9 P. M. curred that every member of the Judiciary Com- | vestigation matter ia New York early next week, Bre ‘ r The brig Catterina, Piggi, arrived here Feb 5 from Lon- a, san Francisco; Belle Morse, Gregory. Wooe TURNBULL & CO. WISH EVERY HOUSE.. mittec would colsent to Lis effering a resolution | probably Tuesday. He intends to cali a nuanber of | Ship City of Sparta (Br), Anderson, Liverpool—Hender- | don, parted her chain in Venarth Roads Feb 2, and got in | ung, Bourner, igahuelia, Aguirie, Cha + Hale. «, keeper to. make a trial of thelr, celebraced “vam: Aigcharging the ommittes from any further consid- | Senators before him, ana as the Hon. Jim Wood so 7 collision with an American schooner ; the brig was after- ‘wood, Robertion,'8 FeO son 5. BB vase iy Coals’ and ‘wonderful lnder 00d" for kind- eration of the bill, and that it be referred to the | plaintively mourned he intends to investigate Winged Hunter, Small, Liverpool—Tapscott Bros | wards towed into dock. ne 1 ae im S Howen | ling-coal fi re is nothing like it. ene Edith, Hilton,’ Philadelphia; Son . Ms “ £00. ie jo, from | Boston; fi lowes, ird avenue, corner of Fourteenth street, Stee, WORE 29 tO Clera's: dou and Seo net We | em UY as mach ae Teed. tip Sopora, Paine, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. hanging Yor New York, whlatpwas wrecked tm feruze | Ganrranciogg’ 2th, Ninuewie dh Preeman, Sim Fore! | Yards | gapWew Nineteenth strech vee finally adopted. And thus ended the ‘rumpus The Constitutional Commissio dilly drmacte nase ciate oe Pee ee ood Periten for fea ’bave already rai, do, Ap! odie, Hoh New York Callng, Withinns, | \ yaw IMMENSE, REDUCTION-OHINA, GLASS. ‘ i$ uenos Ayres; ore, ey, Cal ; Her: 5 whi denis eorsespoudenes” tea nee arenes ALBANY, March 3, 1 0 H Jenkins (Br), Hilton, Rotterdam—Boyd been landed, Bort Hil Galveston ; 20d Thon Gochran, ‘Sinith, Soston ware, Cutiery, Cooking Utensils and every article ty 4 housekeeping. Livenroo., Feb 20—The Varuna, Kerr, from New York | Cieared 19th, Scloia, Mitchell. New York; Belgium, | * Bw. . BASSFO! tute. ror this port (whead, was falien'in with by the Rowan- Greono, Portland via Barrow: zist, Antarctic, Meston ‘ARD D. RD, Cooper Instit tree and the crew taken off by her Jan 30, te beg mn, dew Orleans; Syrian (s), Cardiff, Gibraltar and (SDA SPRING WATER hye to Know the ins and In the Constitutional Commission to-day the cf ance (Br), Christofler, Santa Martha and Car- 8 going on, that dgrand | Judiciary Committee reported against changing in c D DeCastro & of ie who are 6 outs Gh everstning thal (Br), Holmes, Bahia—J F Whitney & Co, Vent ew | ae BETH EARS THR tt it was being made to sent judiciary article of me seal g | 57 W; the master of the Varuna reported his ship full of rk. it Sick Fuk are NOONAN Coun Down” mano. | Cuilaton, ne eetent leary MERELY sane com reece amenen ata | LEU AERC ae Be aGNS AD ly hte at ot Lo, nr to. | dtm at, Ma at a . 4 The Se dot , Cook, Pi be ie Kowa a o 3 ir a jase, Gravel * ghé COMMENDS OR Erance Dave set then, witlcn they cocorunrend the, Legisionare to adopt) . Scht Aselda B'Laure Wedunde, Baeae Bo Wen twered to take charge of er apd mane (FM Mpoma | (9, Mirchouse, do; Prussian i) Poruand: Kaion, Barrett Dapouits, Diseases of the Liver ang ladder avthacar ene selves right, but @t the same time the little grow | in submitting the amendment to the people, 44 9 ea ney slg mi daisege appeared 10 bo loss of Tore. | 30,4 Barrow, 20th, Lor Yerbuant ‘wows y | ancient spring, healing those who drink freely ef its ent, @ a subt Schr Jennie F Willey, Willey, Fernandina—8 @ Loud & | tree; the principal ‘anada (x), Webster, New York; rrospe yams | waters Pamo certificates, free, to-day and Jacobs? assertions as to Hendee's will | ‘the Canal Fund agd Debt were again under con- pm in { San Pranciaco; dist, Rebecea, ‘Cetcovic , ouanyjon: » HEATH, Agent, 200 Broadway. Leng hawked abous the imeUrAncE OpMARgMTY WD | sideration, volym, Bagley, dacksonvalle=W Ray. . ig Kvvengcraie, from New York, came in contact | Aiam ‘Lpdge, Mason, Pensacola; Darien te), i a a