The New York Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1873, Page 10

isp NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1873.—TRIPLE SHKET. “THE. STATE CAPITAL, “Hendée ‘Accuses the Insurance Com- | 29429 four can agree upon any single propostion - mittee: of Foul Play. ae “SOME STRANGE INFLUENCE” AT WORK, MR Cid - Whe Committee “Strike Back” with Better Bill than Hendee’s. “TWEED’S vena TRIP TO ALBANY. “The Investigating Committee Wi!l Fete dim “tal ane s Mong if There Is Delay Here. “Extraordinary Session of ‘the | Charter Committee. ‘Al’ Sorts’ of Proposals Relative'to‘the | the --Appointing Power. (ee ees “THE COMMITTEE IN A PLIGHT. See Sick, ‘Sleepy and Bandaged Sena- | tors Still Deliberate. -NO.CHANCE OF HARMONY. ALBANY, March, 1873. ENDER AND THE INSURANCE COMMITTEE, “The insurance row again broke eut'this evening Jt was brovgut about by the + Committee’ on Insurance reporting Mr.\Hendee’s | Eaton’s amendme Nen-Forfeiture Policy bill adversely. ‘This report was adopted by the House during the rush of busi- daess; but Hendee was determined not to let the » committee have their own way, 80 ‘he moved to im the Assembly. ‘Teconsider. the vote by which ‘the report Was agreed to. Hendee supported this mo- ition in a vigorous speech, in which he + recited ali the diMculties he had had to-contend against in getting the bill properly attended to by vthe committee. He spoke earnestly and openly, . and declared that it was his positive belief that the «pill had been held back as Jong as it had, and that whe had been prevented from having full opportunity elore the committee, owing to some influence that Was a very powertul one. “I dom charge,” said whe, “that the committee acted. Srom immoral motives, but I'do believe tnat the imfuence of the . «se insurance companies has all aleng had a great «deal to do with the committee's action in the smatter.”” .Smitbweed had a reply to Hendee. . He defended (the committee and argued to show that Hendee tead had every opportunity to be heard en his bill. | This Nat denial brought Hendce to his feet, and We..again declared that the committee had. not | acted az ifthey were not under some strange in- mmeaace. Jagobs and Vancott also defended the com- 1 éstee’s: action, and remarked that his argu- o ‘ents on the motion to recensider a Wexwere all empty talk in view of the fa thot the committee, while reporting his spe- as «= WbilL adversely, had reported favorably upon a ger. ‘ral bill that had all the good features of his qc ‘adee’s), bill, and was as a whole much stronger tha: ‘ikke. bill he was. so anxious to got.before the Hou % This announcement of the committee's actio © in reporting a substitute for Hendce's wre created a little sensation, and brougnt out ti poy that the committee had not allowed Mr. He dee to know what the substitute was be- fore 1, ‘ WSS reported; that, indeed, he was kept quite i. the dark as to whether it was.as good as ais ow =P. ara gr, a8 the committee claimed, a “atrom, ‘eT ong > ‘the cudgels for Hendee after Jacobs ell We hie sseat on the question of. courtesy,” and cla ‘hea that Hendee eught to have been allowed; ‘©.know what the committce’s substitate was belo: ihey reported his. bill adversely. "The mot Sng reconsider was finally pua,.and lost a vote. ¥ 38.te 54, several members who voted BY, expl. ‘eee that they voted thus fer tear that anafirmat We wete would -be looked upen as a re- flection on We committee. THE 1: 4‘“SURANCE COMMITTEE'S SUBSTITUTE. Wwyides that under any life policy of in. Section Ip us ’ icy on any angiversary of po ligermesee it eutiet fied to claim and Feeuver troute mM pany anys tion or condition of forfeiture con- ce te the i yor elsewhere to the Contrary, not pa hetandi determined as fol WS, to wi ha mn Oy ane jue, not being Paid, if to the combined -ex, ate oi ‘mortality, with intere: i at pl ‘e-or actuark: wae ith ban cet been a oooh maine altina, Wiednets the ‘com pa all go; es held by tl ‘e, Sannany against the aurod , es held by tl ‘ncelled ane a surrender charge to be ded vcted and < | *-relinguising the obligations of Seo a\ licy to cor Aa a ae the baymens of jer other polich future claims | arin (f j\umimg the rates of mortality Secertals | 1ed as follow secortal 'Sstmenuon th preweait value ofall the future to 'y death claims, or, in Contribut ‘ons of the FF Smal tuaure yearly costs of in. furans. Geeta a, Ws I ty empieed to fay in cave of Sarre and eight per cent of firme ists Wierptg hae dd ee witch net Qe Se tay Charge and | Beaforosaid after deduce YH Ue ogc ids shail be payable any. di hts du\ ¢ the compa. ine rovides that ection 2 Bo ct shall bev years eter she ‘policy has f Section 3 de\clares that known us the T) ontine polic! which Pace A\'y express & So clajm for surrender value Wid unlems made within two a olga ‘of the clase now forms of policies 1? rane the reserve or sui policies shall inure to the render valueup,\ nor of lap: Danest of pect ‘(Policy Rol bite i 6 compan: ection ¢ prov des th 2 sSustsens in, this Seate organized in thi State dein its anb Piste matement co, Naining the Praividual whetbe:\ ‘officer, cow ing the year ending ao the exact Aut Gmnent of the Riembor omccexpen\ ¢s- In the Senate tht\} morning York biNs of import\ ance were them was one by Se) Uator Aller ABOLISHING THE 0) WMISSIONK} and vesting all their\ powers in wel reports full and com- “ed wach and every Wav agenége omployedar- of ember previous and w) anden what amount \anmns pasd fer different ‘w number of New Wwirodaced. Among QUARANTINE vie Comptroller, er and ‘ Creasurer, scent the powers ee toatl of Appeal, | Vested in t Commissioners hi th is Dow g teen to the Health oard. "The Health Oo Weer is req Wired, to pay all é8 and ‘wages and salaries of deputies an Loy Bircurrent expenses of . Steamboat: ‘tal of the dead and all other purpe ‘ses out or, es & hat ADCTIE BOARD OF Ass, HORS OF N “enaer of tana upon the written applicat, (on of the {any street, and buildin; the closing % nidii pe, by, the cl road or avenue act of 1. Wi, shall ex. enue uader the amine and make ny Ke ile a W id within four “months of t Ne, date Sward.. The Comptroller is ay, ‘thorized ‘* aildaial mey to pay such awards. ON i fed nk TO BXAMINE TH yy pd by A bill was reported favorably i wrizing ts We. Gover: the Committee on Prisens, auth roy *S' examine nor to appoint three commissio |¢rs reau vhorized the prisons in New York city. ‘Thi “SATS Qing all ‘to enter all prisons at any time, « cona: Wion of rsons, under oath, relative to t Sa tN | he prisons, the treatment of prix ” shia d Committee Senator Johnson's Tweed Commit tee, a8 War. ganized yesterday, met te-day and New: y ork. clerk and counsel. Jotn E. Parsons, © ao 1s to be retained in the latter capacity. + tetat 2 mittee will meet at the Metropolitar tan wil, Friday. ‘The sessions at the Metropo “ain tie however, last only Friday and Saturday, ‘6g “ne event of Tweed's testimony being unite where, will be bodily transported to Albany + Money the ether session will be held, 16 pen ns i) ampossible that his testimony can all be ti have the two days mentioned, as he is known to ot in @ pile of documentary evidence three fe height te put in, He will not appear hea " counsel, but will be brougiit up in person ifne the Sergeaut-at-Arms. There h * = of emotions expressed by tom among Senators and residents 2 god “of having the famou % Ed who in his pas of prosperity showere gold upon Albany and his capital friends, again in physical presence among them. The circumstances: are somewhat changed, but he will doubticss be rit wen award of welcome. ck fraud called Mn REHOUSE AND RAILWAY le b “ine iden last we to come up again, in working the markable imposition the re fact chat one of the third. ea, mancuvred the bill proposed to Senator Lowery to insert his name among the incorporaters if he very 4 Gould vole Jor 1s Whgy Mt SOME BPAUEH would vou rat rérrance over ans: te trous oy but will rill prbauis ta take occasion to something ‘about it when tae Wwholeate swindle makes its appearance in THE wonanren ow are in the throes of ti le gule te-night over ‘the ttventy-fith section. very. wae te is present, ung power. ‘he section, ing the ining wer to the anagrams, fag been vot down A vote of five to two. Benedict 0} ition $0 restore a eae alderinen and give she apd ‘the Presidents of the two Vourds the appanaiig power was voted — oo 4 tw 3. Another prepesition to give the olusive ri power was dispored of OY @ similar wre. By this tine it had become‘evident that the Comintteee was KRIW ‘TO STAY UP ‘AIX, NIGHT, ‘The ‘masic ftom the roots ‘ ining: eperns room, where the weekly hop was in p ‘supposed to interrupt the sage ‘delve ns ns oft the committee, and in censeqnence they adjourned to Senator ‘Wagner’s room, on anether pert: dor, in order to have peace and qui eee Here theymartook of alight collation and delved into the almost unfathomable @epths ot the } twenty -Hith section. It $s reported ‘that a letter | ‘nuriow Weed to a friend has heen substan- pemronicially watalion te the commitvee ct that the republican party could nét consciextiously press the twenty-Sfth section as it #tood por fail to report a charter of some Ce ‘This was incentive enewgh to ones exertion, in ‘additeen ‘to all that Derman B, Eaton had saidire- presenting tne sold Seventy. em DESPERATE DETRRMINATION this hui ju for a verdict. A proposition to Ay tive the the ap Know with @ premise. t! retain weil- newn | auaariateral of pate office-Roiders, | alge voted down, Another vote was” taken f on giving Mayor Saad J pointing power to rmen. with a like ements ‘oentinued unt alate vor, araiten eariy hour, Tiemann had fallen asleep in hie chatr and had ¢0 be woke up at every vote and have the motion pat to him. Benedict persisted in discussing ref a ihr technicality that arose. tik oual bit vere of a threatened attack of. ‘his recent & wet band- about ne ena Welsm in, who is aiflicted with a swelled face, haa a simi- lar bandage about his inws, looking like the victum of a gorgeous toothache, while Adams, Palmer and Perry alone Tetained their noble appearance of Senatorial decorum, from which they never deviate. While they were in this distressing state Weodim declared that they had better adjourn and not report to-mor- row, but he was voted down and the other festive members declared they would not go home till morning salons they decided on something to re- port. This was not cheering news to Wagner, who was sitting up steepily in Senator Winslow's room; but it was a secret meeting and he could not interfere, and thus the “hung jury” continued their deliberation. THE OTHER SECTIONS of the charter have been harmontoosly adjusted. have all been adopted. Be- tween this and daylight some decision may be ar- rived at on the twenty-filth section, but just now it i tmpossible. It depends mainly on what freezes out first. It is thought pgp that the harmoni- ous proposition wall be to give the appointing power to the Mayor, the Aldermen to conform on condition that Van Nort is retained, CONGRESS HALL TO LEASE, Mr. Beebe’s bill relating to Congress Hall term!- nates the present lease 01 the building on the Sist ef August, and places it in the market to,be leased from the ist of September to the highest bidder until wanted to make way for the new Capitol. pied fate lease was granted by the Land Com- missioners, and, #tran, as it may seem, 18 rented the small pittance of $6,000 per annum, although there are, it 18 said, a score of parties who are willing to give three times that amount to secure the lease. Mr. Beebe had the bill referred to the Committee on Internal Affairs, but Mr. Husted had it afterwards reterred to the Committee on Ways and Means, on the ground that it was a sort: of “appropriation” of the State. It is said that the reason why this house is allowed to remain at such a ridiculously small rental as $6,000 ‘is, that a few of the members of the Legislature and State officers every year get weir rooms, if not.absolutely free of cost, at least at a great reduction from the regular rates. I know not what amount of faith can be placed in stories that are current to this effect, but 1 give them simply: for what they are worth. The bill having been offe! affter the 15th inst., cannot be consi unless by uuanimous consent, before all bills introduced before the 15th inst, have been acted upon. So it is pretty certain it will nov have the ghost of a shew. ARREST OF PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS, The Judiciary Committee of the Assembly this evening reported favorably on Mr. Charles G. Cor- nell’s bill in relation to professional thieve: pick- pockets, burgiara, &c. It is an excellent bill. It provides that any *‘professional”’ can be hauled up on the afidavit of any reputable citizen and cared for in the Penitentiary alter proof of his criminal bad character is given. Any ‘‘professional” ound at steamboat landings, hotels or railroad depots, can under the bill also ‘be gobbled up at sight and put out of harm’s way. In view of the late depre- dations of the criminal classes in New York, this bill, when it is made a law, as it certainly will be, will bea perhcr Soteend ie: jor the shih puage! RACING PRO G@ PROSPECTS, Monmouth Park, Long Branch—Entries for Events Which Close May 1, 1873. Tus Hornrcr. taxes Value $50, added to a sweepstakes PP for two-year-olds; the second to re- Celve‘$1W aed the third $00 owt oF the stakes; to be Fun the secend day of the first meeting, July &, 1873; alt a m1 ns Aura etmonts b. f."Theodora, by Kentucky, dam imp. ust Helmont'st. f. Beatrice, by Kentucky, dam = sBermlee poy welt: Sanford’s b. £ Bay Bush, by Lexington, dam t. Pict Sanford's ch. f. Lava, by Australian, dam M. A. Littell’s b. c Reform, by Leamington, dam Btolen Kisses. ss aus 6. Oden Bowie's b. c. Keene Richards, by War Dance, dam Evergreen by imp, Glencoe. isp Re veavas ddd be rouse's b. ‘summon, volver, dam Danici the Prophe id al & P. Loriliard’s imp. br. ¢. Saxon, by Beadsman, dam Girasol, by English Asteroid. 9. George Ayers’ ch. c. brastus Corning, by Lightning, dam Nora Creamer. 10. John F. Chamberlin’s b. c. Visigoth, by Asteroid, dam i ae Vandal ustralia 13. John. Mazurka, by Lexington. ie. Morris! b. f. Regardless, by, Eclipse, dam Barbar- '., Morris’ b. c. by Eclipse, dam Slasher Barbarity 6. J. Camp, Jr." cb.c, by Kentucky, dam Zaidee, by \ | John Coffee's br. t. by Leamington, dain Jessamine ie yonn Coffee's; £ Nettle Norton, by Leamington, ny dam Long Nine. by Lightning. | 1. eGra aron Fennington, by Tip- perary, dam ‘saucy | rower by ins Albion, @. ii, P. McGrath's ch. f. Petty, by Tipperary, dam The Greek Slave, by ‘imp. age 21. Leonard Jerome’s b. 1. by Jerome. Edgar, dam Chignon, by 8 Balrowne. A. B. Lewis & Co.'s db. f. Vandalite, dam Vesper sy chy vandal Ce h. f. Belle of Australia, d: 's cl le of Australia, dam wip wigert ne teh by. it Australi: . A. Swigert’s ch. ¢. or! imp. Australian, dam Bikhorns, by Lexington. as Saat ‘Tax Monwoura Sema stakes of $50 each, p. the third $180 out oF the Bag ey een = je 1,500, added to a. sweep- he second to receive $300 and jakes; to be run second day of two and # halt miles. ugust Belment’s ch, Woodbine, 4.years, by Censor mtucky, dam imp. Fleur des Chaiaups 2. D. McDaniel . Tubman, 5 years, by War Davor, dam ‘of Sydney. ass 3. D. McDaniel & Co.’s ch. c. Hubhard, 4 years, by Planet, (iam Minnie Mansficld. - Mies gist . ML 4 faamed’sb. h, Monarchist, 5years, by Lexing- ee Ba Suntoris h. Preakness, 6 years, by Lexing- n Bay Ma Med. Litues ge. am. Mary Clark, 5 Le: top, dam Engless, iy Glencoe, selma opegnniind 8 W. B. Babecec! Helmbold, id, by Austra. tai, diam Lavender. oe pe oar 7 4 . W an to a a oi thel Spragu a by ack plone, dots Vesper Lighe. Praeu™: & years by & Dd. Crouse'schc. Business, 4 years, by Revolver, éam Siren 0. Jolin F. Chamberlin’s b.¢. True Blue, 4 ¥ ington, iam Balloon. Chamberlin's b. ¢. Survivor, by Lexington. MeGrath’s b. Susan Ann, 6 years, by Lex. fogto m Kosan 1 by linn. Chestert itiee MeCormi h. Wanderer, 5 Lexington, dam C| floral, by Vandal. Tus jJOLY Stauxs—Value $400, added toa sweenstnkes c b. BBs, for twoygar-oldy: the winner, of lopetuil Stairs to carry Obs. extra; the second ta re ceive $100 and the third $# out of the simkes;,to be run fourth day of the first iyeeting, July 10, 1873; three quarters of a mile. 1 August Belmant’s be. Serateh, by Kenwcky, dam 2. August Byimany’s ch © Bot ie i ina joleoy Bay, by np. Aus: Auigest Relmont’s imp. eh. ¢ King Amad of Ane dian Aneta Appr Sere ord'sd. |) Bay Bush nee H. Sanford’s.ch, f, Lava, by Australian, dam | won af vy Jactet’s b. c. Reform, hy Leamington, dam on Bowle’sb. c. Keene Richarde, bv War Dance, oe Wergreen, by imp. Glencoe. i ars, by 3 years, by z ge = 5 years, by by Lexington, dam | «tle es Gree k 8 lig J. Crouse's db. ¢. Culpepper, by Revolver, dam Ann innie, by Ringold. rillatd’s inp, br. ¢. Saxon, by,Beadsman, 4 Gizasol by English Asteroy rye Ayres’ ch. ©. Nate 8 Norudrea aneer. ‘astus Corning.vy Lightning, ¥ 2 tenn, © Phamberlin's Os c. Visigoth, vy Asteroid, ai me Hae Thumberiin's & ¢. The Hoaxer, by War | dai mes. lary Sr eh. c. Weathescock, by imnp.-Australian, daw imp. Weathercock, dayn of Littie Kae sy bane ch. Carolia, by Plapet, dam. Ma- bho Tis’ b.t Regardless, by Eclipse, dam Barbarity, 1c Fe ata Morris’ b.¢.' by Eclipse, dem Slasher Barbarity vr, iohn Coffee's wr. f. by Leamington, dam Jessamine tk “Sonn Coffee's b. f. Rad Norten, by Leamingtao, 2%. A. B. Lewis & Co.'s b. f. Vandalite, dam Vesper Api P Seusaie 1. Belle of Australia, dam ‘Woodford Bello, by Australian. ‘Tus Guano cemestean Sale $3,000, added to sweep- of each, » for all ages; second ie meceive and third out the stakes fourth day'ot the first meeting, July 10, inv: 8 mile 1, D. McDaniel Bois.) h. Tubman, 5 years, by War Dance, daa Lass im Clark, Syears, by Lex- tencoe. Babe ch. h. Helmmbold, aged, by Austra- hn FF. ‘Ghatnbertin’s ch. c. Wheatley, 4 years, by Dance, dai TsonnF Ch fhainbetinis be, True Blue, 4 years, by ain a8 i ietirahte im. Susan Ann, 6 years, by lex- a Roxanna, by fap. Chestei ‘MeGormick’s Annie 5 a years, by | Lexington, oa poaher, WD. ic & McCormi wp 1, Bewie Lee, 4 years, by snunters ‘Lexington, ‘dann oy * Chorister. lia Moxxoura soars Sraxes—Value added ton rine tay kien ery ae ext ci 5 Pees atte Sa chit ain ic Tate tere ean 2 fifth day of the first meeting, 0m oh, Aun Below ci. ch. ta) Periwinkle, by Kentucky, leur den 2. August knees & ch, ¢ ce e Count @ Orsay, by Kentucky, dam Lady Blessing Es iH Sani ‘s seh, g. Milton, by Planet, dam Mil- ares fae Litvelba vr. ¢. Wizard, by Concord, dam Dolly Morgan, by Reven cock & Nansom’s b, c. Ransom, by Asterost, dam Banner, 6. D. J. Crous’s ch. f. Satire, by Revolver. dam Siren. 7, Jonn F. PO Chamberlin’s b..¢, Survivor, by Vandal, a by Lexit — ohn # Ghatnberiins ch. ¢, Lord Jersey, by War Sohn F. Ghamberine 0. f Mary Constant, by War of Sydney. 0. f P. MeGrath’s b. ¢. Grath's bie" (Artit, by Astereid, dam mae by im) night of ‘ Sather A, Grinsiend’s chet, by Lightning, dam To- Oy Wy Tames: . Grinwtend’s oh, ¢. by imp. Australian, out i A oe ine, by Gl of Bazaine, ee aa Lewin & Gene. ‘Joe Johnston, by Hunter's ington, dat 14 WW. Welton's ch, ce Warlike, by War Dance, dam by Captain Beard, Tar Tunarian Staxes—Valne $900, added to, 4 sweep: stakes of $50 each, p. p., for 'o-year-okds; the second Torecebve $100 anid ite third B00 Sut of the stulven’ to be run second day of the second meeting, Juty 16, three-quarters of a mile, 1. August Belmont’s b. f. Theodora, by paciéky ‘osm imp. Camilla. 2. August Belmont’sb. f, Countess, by Kentucky, dam | Lady Blessington 3. August Imont’s b. 1, Beatrice, by Kentucky, dam || imp, re pay MH; Santord’s . f. Bay Bush, by Lexington, dam | ay ots ach B. Sanford’s ch. f. Lava, by Austratian, dam Lav- | oe Saen Bowie's b, ¢. Keene Richards by War Danoe, . Sam Evergreen, Gleacoe. G Phin br ‘Saxon, by Beadsman, dam ' nn F ¢. Visigoth, by Asteroid, dam ea aero b. ¢, The Hoaxer, by War ul 9. zonrs 10. Jo i Sderot CA Tag h. Weathercecs, by imp. nF, mberlin’s: ‘el ‘1 Sheaaen oF Lithe Mae: igs tee os dam. imp. Weatherwi hn. hn ‘Chamber's ch. f. Carlina, by Planet, dam ba 2 vere b bef Regardless, by Eclipse. dam Bar- rr moon. ay Morris b. by Eclipse, dam Slasher Barbarity me intf; ¥Camp, Jr.'s eh. . by Kentucky, dam Zuidee, by a 2 wi. Jo , Jonn C oftee’s br. f. by Leamington, dam Jessamine Pee John Coffee's b. f, Nettie Norton, by Leamington, dam Long Nine, by Lightning. 17, H. P. MeGrath’s b. ¢, Aaron Pennington, by Tip- dam Lucy Fowler, by imp. Albion. . i! P. McGrath's ch, f. Petty, by Tipperary, dam The Greek Slave, by imp. Glencoe. 19. Leonard Jerome's b. 1. by Jerome Edgar, dam Chignon, by Balrownie, 2, James A. Grinstead’s b. f. by Ulverston, dam Tokay, imp. Yorkshire by wit ee Lewis « Co.'s b. f. Vandalite,dam Vesper Light, ‘anda’ ba, B. Lewis & Co.’s ch. f. Belle of Australia, dam A. Woodford Belle, by Anateat an. 23. D. Swigert’s ch, ¢. Elkhorn, by imp, Amstralian, dam Elkhorn, by Lexington. Tux Lona Buancn StaxesVatue $000, added toa sweep. stakes of $30 each. p Rit for all ages; to carry 100 ths ; mares and geldii ee lowed 31bs.; $100 to second, $3) to third; tobe run second day of the. seoond inecting, {oly 16, 1873; one and three-quarter miles. M. Sanford’s b. b, Preakness, 6 a ton. dam Bay Leat. Re Hope saad! h. Conductor, aged, by Australian, see RL RE ings ears, by Lexi Crouse’s br. icothe, 6 yt ing ton, darn Liltie, by Yorkshire. 7 i hn boughrum’s bik. g. Gerald, aged, by imp. Miek: Pies, lata Beene by im Toate ne 5 John ®. Chamberin's ch. c, Wheatley, 4 years, by War Dance, d by imp. Gle1 G John F! Chamberlin’ b,c Trac Blue, 4 years; by Lexington, dam Balloo 7. Andrew Allan’s imp. br. Burgandy, 6 years, vy Clarss, ro Miss Jephson, by Leamington. 8. J.'Camp, Jr.'s ch. h. Alroy, 5 years, by imp. Aus- tratinn, dan’ Nellie Grey. 9. J. Camp, Jr.'s ch. h. Sanford, 7 years, by Uncle Vic, dam Doll olly Carter, eareens bik. m. Lucy Jackson, 7 years, by cy Fowler, by iinp; Albion. n. Arizona, 6years, by Lexing- “The Moor (late Jahn Doe), 4 years, by Lexington, dam | thiey Fowler, J.’ W. Weldon’s*gr. m. Mary Louise, 6 years, by Lightning: a dam by imp. Sovereig ttrill’s ch. 1. Saucebox, 5 years, by Star Davis, dam Bkedaddle, by Lexington: Tux Avavsr Sraxxs—Value $500, added toa sweepstakes $50 each, for two-year-olds; winners of the ars to receive tt 10 be run fourth day of the second meeting, July 19, 1878;-0e mite. snl August Beliont’s b. c. Serateh, by Kentucky, dam mp. Fluke. 2 ‘August Relmont’s ch. ¢. Botany Bay, by imp. Austra- Man, dam Bonnet, R Santord’s b. £ Bay Bush, by Lexington, dam jay Le 4. M. H. Sanford’s ch. f. Lava, by Australian, dam Lavender. 5. P. Lorillard’s imp. br. c. Saxon, by Beadsman, dam Girasol, by Enghsh Asteroid. & George Ayers’ ch. ¢. Erastus Corning, by Lightning, cen nore ty amberlin’ 's b. c. Visigoth, py Asteroid, dam The Hoaxer, by War Vandalia, by jal. mberlin’s b. c. Dance, dam Las or Sydney. 9% John F. Chamberlin’s ch. c, Weathereock, by imp. Australian, dam imp. Weatherwitch, dam ot Liitle Mac. Jonn F, Chamberlin’s ch. f. Cariina, by Planet,.dam Marurkan by Lexington is Hottie he! Regardless, by Eclipse, dam .Bar- arity, by Sim ¥. Morris’ bc. by Kelipse, dam Slasher Barbarity ri John Coffee's br. f. by Leamington, dam Jessamine ‘orter. 14, John Coffee's b.f, Nettie Norton, by Leamington, dam Long Nine, by Lightning. lcGrath’s b.¢. Aaron Pennington, by Tippe- rary dam Lscy Fowler, by imp. Albion, McGrath's ch. 1. Petty, by Tipperary, dam The Greek Si ve, by mp. Glenicve, 17, Leonard Jerome's br. c. by Leamington, dam ‘The Gioamin’, by Glene . pity: B, Lewis & Co.'sb. £ Vandalite, dam Vesper Light, y, 19: A. is & Co.'s ch.f. Belle of Australia, dam Woodford wees by Au Australian. = STEAM ON CANALS, inchleehlGsteebtaons Mecting of the Society of Practical Em- ginecrs—An Interesting Paper by James C. Bayles. The Society of Practical Engineers met last might at the rooms of the Geographical Society in Cooper Institute. Mr. James C. Bayles read an interesting paper upon “The Mechanical Adaptation of Steam to the Movement of Canal Tonnage.” The subject had been extensively, though sometimes not very intelligently, discussed by the daily press, he said. Propellers were run on the canal some time ago. Side-wheel steamers ought to be run on the canal, if they could carry freight emough to make it pay. ‘The largest class of investors had failed because no boat, had carried freight enough. Boats car- rying freight could not be built economi- cally, and could not be made to pay. Two hun- ared tons represented the boats’ maximum burden. The engines represented a considerable jour tons per trip n was epoly ¢ boat was freater now than it had been twelve years ago. They must seek some new and mere economical method of applying steam to canals, Trere were 7,000 cood boats in canal ser- weil we and by the loss of fort | vice. This tonnage eould net be superseded by steam power. Train traction was not enly possivle but economical Some method of traction must be adopted by which loaded boats could be moved in traing ata speed of no less than three miles an hour, and with enough boats to a train to make the: system economical as Compared with the system of moving single boats by horses. This weuld require no expense for alterations of any kind—nothing, in fact, but that the boats should be attached te the object which furnianhed the traction power, and be made as cheaply, if not more cheaply, than if they were drawn by horses. It had been sug- gested that this traction power could be econo- mically furnished by ateam carriages running op the tewpath, but be thought that the towpath was seldom jn condition 10 afford a good roadway for engines of iis pattern. He thought the best by metnod of supplying steam would be means of tugs péeesessing sufficient en- gine power to do the Work required of them, and utilizing that power by ome method of paddje construction, What wag needed fer the catial Was @ system that sheuld get eut of the pad- dles, Whatever their shape or arrangement, all the power ef the engige. The screw andthe paddle were too wastetul of power. Some radically new ere of propulsiog Was needed, witch tal jg ie epgine irce into the movement of the effectually ae the oar puts the power of muscle into the propudsion of a skiff, This was the prob- lem that was to be solved. The conclusions of the speaker were received with marks of approbation, and afier a Jengthy dis- cussion the ncetimg adjourned. Died. MORIARTY,—At the residence of his mother, 322 East Kifty-first street, after a short tliness, EUGENE aron Feswington, by Tip- a by (a ing! by e tty, Poy HHipperary, dam The lave, by imp. Glencoe. ard jocme 's br. Leamington, dam The bi Sanaa A. Grinet Grinstead’s b, ¢. Amadeus, by Rivoli, dam “To, by Gi Gray, dam of Alroy, ‘Urinatendta oh, f, by Gil out of a by dns Masai cab opeams we F, X. Monianry, son of the late Edward Fitz; po Moriarty, of Dingle, county Kerry, Irelan brother of the Rev, J. J. Moriarty, of hatha Village, N. ¥., and nephew of the Kev. J. %, John 8. "Dr. M. R. J. O O'Sullivan, of New York city; aso nephe of the late Sir Thomag pia Bom comm ireland, aged 21 years and 3 months, Nerice’ of funeral hereatter, [For Other Deaths See Fourth Paved «, SHIPPING NEWS. Almpane for New York—This Duy. WATER, Gov, quand... eve 12 37 Hook,.morn 11 52 Moor rises...morn — — OCEAN STEAMERS, MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL. | Sails, 4 Destination, Office. A Bowling Green verpool.. hye . |Hambur; PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 19, 1878, eines rthia (Bn), Wate Watson, Liverpool via Queens Beamahip Manhat west‘inian em Hamilton—New York and Reve ae nahip Gen Sedgwick, Evans, New Orleans—C H Mal- sigan be Benefactor, Jones, Philadelphia—Lorillard p Protector (Nor), Maroni, Dunkirk—Funch, Edye & i ‘Bath: George (Ger), Segelkin, Bremen—Chas Luling & vlan Grmi (Swe), Dahiperg, Stettin—Tetens & Bock- Bark Geo Kingman, Hammond, Genoa—Russell, Hewes ry Bark M W Brett, Davis, Matanzae—Brett, Son & Co Bre Fanny Beck (Br), Evans, Gibraltar for ordery—@F Brig Candidazza Lauro (tal), Laura, Marseilles—A P re rig Sally Brown, Matthews, Cardenas—Brett, Son & ‘Bri Raven, Spencer, Cardenas—Bi & C Bred Howland, Ayder, Hamilton Miler © ough. Schr Sunbeam, Williams, Santa Crua—Yates & Porter- Schr Wm D Daisley, Daisley, Point a Pitre—BJ Wen- anh Wellington (Br), Strum, Porto Plata—J F Whitney Sehr E A DeHart, Pinkham, Baracoa—E Puig & Go. poly Constitution, Smith, Jacksonville—Van Brant & pach Franklin Bell, Saxton, Richmond—Slaght & Schir J H Seguine, French, Yorktown—Overton & Haw- Nach Evelyn, Palmer, Stainford—Stamford Manufactur- lou James Henry, Keras, New Haven—Rackett & ‘Steamer Mayfiower. Fults, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. piteamsnip, Benst Moritz Arndt (Gen, Dreyer, London, b 27, via Havre, March 4, wath indse and 388 passe an to C Rammelsbe: Co. Steamship Henry Chaut cey. Gray, Aspinwall Mareh Il, with mdse and passengers 20 the Pacifie Mail Steamship ‘ehicamanin City of Havaaa, Deaken, Havana March 15, mdse and passe rato F Alexandre & Sons, Early Morn (of Dundee), Fursiuan, Hong ‘Kong, with tea to A A Low Bros, pussed’ Anjier Dec 19, Cape of Good Hope e Jan 17, St Helena Jan 26, and crossed the Equator Feb 18, lon 30, 80 W jhad light windsand calms the entire passage; Feb 1S lat’ 2 8, lon 20 W. spoke schr Stella trom St Joha’g harbor, NF, ‘for Pornambuco; 25 days ont; 17th, lat, 0.8 8, long 20, 16 W, exchanged signals with a bark showing first istinzntehed emdant, 05 89 from Conception for Queenstown ; lat 8, lon 27 W bark Arbustue fom Biields. dor Rio Janeiro, 7Odays cul ship Horatio (of New Bedford), Hardy, Manilla, Nov 18, with sugar and hemp to Francis Hathaway. ‘Had light winds down the China Sea; passed Angier Dec Il, Cape of Good Hope Jan 19; had went southeast trades to the Equator; crossed Feb 18 in long West; had strong northeast trades to 15 North. since then light wind to Bermuda, thence strong variable wind to Hatteras, which we passed inst. Dee 29, Mr Ezra Scovell, of Essex, Conn, chief officer, died of conjestion of the liver, and was buried at rch 13, in lat 32 N, lon 74 W, saw the steamship Ocean quae bound south. Ship Liverpool, Lambert. London Jan 15, and Isle of Wight 4th, with'mdse to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Made ® southern passage and had fine weather. Ship Maj (Ger), Henke, Bremen 39 days, with inde to © Luling & Co. had variable weather to the Banks; thence 19 days, with aay ye and NW gales; lost and split sails, stove bul- marks, manip ¢ ‘Grahams Polly, Burgess, Havre Jan 20,-via Tybee with mdse to J Atkit Naney (Dutch) Pederson, Probolingo, Oct 18, with sugar to Vernon M Brown & Co:'passed Java I Head Nov b ii pe Good Hope Jan neion Jan 23, and crossed the Equator Feb JL in pr “had fine ‘weather to Int 29 N; since, heavy W and NW gales. March 4, lat 29 12, lon 62, spoke'schr Amelia, of and trom St John, NB, for Ma- ; tanzas, with loss of foreboom and part of deck load, and fore and mainsails split; the captam had died ot sinall- roe the day p 8; puton board our mate to navigate rand one Seam nto assist, amd in exchange took the second mate and one seaman from the schooner; she ed to her destination. erdia (Non), Molbach, Neweastie 60 days, with indse tol & FW Meyer; vessel to Punch, Gaye’ & Do. fine weather: was 9 days Wot Bermuda. Bark Jenny ( Vierichs, Hamburg, Dec2s, and the Lizards Jan 28, with mdse 'to F Schwoon. Took the Southern passage, ul had light variable weather; has Seen It Gave west Ke Bermuda; Feb 17, lat 24 N, lon 33 W, spoke bark, \G), from "Bremen tor Savannah, jays out; March 3, lat 31 N,1on 87 W, bark Uskan (Russ), from Hull tor Bal dnsore 8th, lat 26.N, lon 68 W, bark NG), from Rotterdam for Philadelp hia. Iveston per), a, tongs Bremen 66 days, to C Lul e northern passage heavy Wand SW. gales throughout; stove boat, of the Ban! Wark Sohann Kepler (NG), Spitier, Bremen $9 days, with mdse and 39 passengers to a Co. Took the north- ern passage, and had fine weather te the Banks; thence ‘with heavy W and NW gales, March], lat 41, ountered a severe hurricane from NW, lasting jays; lost and split sai Bark Jennic Cobb, Packard, Pensacela 10 days, with lumber to Snow & Burgess. pBrig George Latimer (ot Baltimore), Wilson. St John's, PR, days, with sugar toJ V Onitavia & Co: vessel to master. jad strong northerly winds; has been 5 da: north of Hatteras; March 14, files SE of Hatte spoke.an Ttaltan brig, from Naples for Baltimore, 87 o'Brig Ida (of Liverpool, N8), Smith, Mayaguez, PR, 18 days, with sugar to order; vessel to Boyd & Hincken. fled strong NW gales to Hatteras; lost atid split sails, car- Tied amay toretopaall yard. dc, John Swan, Rumball, Cienfuegos 9 days, with wegae & woes Taylor & Co: vessel to Hand & Swan's had Strong NW gules the entire passage’ lostibboom, topaail yard and chain plates; been 6 days horth of Hatteras. Schr Harry White (of Brunswick, Me), Hopkins, Deme- rara 18 days, with sugar to Edwin Kowe; vessel to Miller 4 Houghton. Had tine weather. Marct 18, 12 miles E of Barnegat, pawed a vessel, sunk. foremast out of water ; had agitt’ball on the head of the mast. aneeeaarry Sheppard. Clark, Mosquito Inlet, Pla, 7 gays, 3 sah oak to Switt Bros; vessel to Overton & awe Schr ‘Annie Bliss, Simmons, Savi nna 7 days, with lum- ber to T M Mayhew & Co; vesse! 8 Lond & Co, Tchr L'S Davis Bishop, Charleston Dee 1, via Bermuda 17 days, with cottom, &c, to Jonas Smith & Co. Had fine weather trom Bermuda, The LS D pat into Bermuda in distress, before reported. hi ais pA Henderson, Georgetown, SC, 5 days, yrith naval stores to Doliner & Potter; vewel to BD Mur art & C¢ hr Ida Balla, Fisher, Wilmington, NC, § days, with tores to # 8 Powell, weit Hoyt, Dereon, Virginia. Schr fda. sirent Cowdrick, Virginia. Sehr Adelia B, Vannaman, Egg Harbor. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York. with auadse and Dawengers to H F Dimock Schr Robt yt '¥, Cobb, Providence for Virginia. Schr Willow Hai f New Haven for New York Schr Clarissa Allen, Hodgdon, New Haven for Now ‘Fehr Kate Connor, Ryan, Glen Cove for New York. Po Lizzie, Taylor, New London for Ne _ ir D Els, Corrie, Fall River for New Yo Schr Katie J Hort, Arnold, New Haven for ‘Baltimore, | Sehr Eva, Sherman, Providence for New York | Schr Eva! Bovd, saybreok tor New York scpe Avail. Smith, Providence for New York. ne RH Wilson, Harris, Greenport for New York Sehr tilen Morrison, Dodge, Providence tor New York. Scbr J H Bartlett, Harris, Greenport ter New York. Sehr Tarquin, Chadwick, Providence for New York. Schr Argo, Besse, Wareham for New York. Schr Ontario, Barbour, Providi Schr dna, Bliss, Fall River tor } Sehr wart iT ¥' King, Garvey, Northport tor New York. Grifiths, Koathport for New York. ¥ Feurth, Coub, Bridgeport for New York. Sehr Col Eddy, Deane, Providence fer New York, Schr Annie J Russell, Miller, Fail River for New York. Schr Luna, Wells, Saybrook for N k Schr Helen P, Jones, New Bed Schr DL Sturges, Chase, New Bedsord for Sehr G A Hayden, Green, N Schr Brazos, Tryon, Norwich for New Yor! Rehr Win Haydon, Waish, New Haven for Schr Liberty, Johnson, Norwalk for New York Schr E Anderson, Johnson, Norwalk for New York, Senr 0 © Acken, Hood, Stainford for New York. Schr Oriande Smith, Ferris, rortcnester for New York, Schr Clara Post, Ferris, Portchester for New York. Steamer Doris, Young, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers. BOUND EAST, Brig Arabella (Br), Brady, New York tor Halitax, NS. Sehr Wm Gillan Mehaftey, New York for Middictown, Sehr Duroc, New York for Portland. Schr MR Ci ‘liale, Northrup, New York for Providence, Sehr Jd © ifts, Kennedy, New York tor Portland sehr Wm F Burde Adams, New York for Providence, ME Gildersleeve, Garvey, Delaware for Fail Heht Rachel Jane, Taylor, New York for Bristol. ace Amos Falkenburg, nackett, New York for Provi- nee. accht HP Diverty, Nickerson, New York for Provi- ence. Schr Jed Frye, Langley, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Ra Mercer. Racket, New York for Pr Providence Schr Gem, TI et New York for Roc! Sehr Isaad Rich, Ryan, New York for Portland, Senr Asher 5 Pat er, Carpenter, New York jor Glen Ooehe wahepa P Godwin, Waterbury, New York for Stamfo: Doris, Young, New York for Providence, ‘Besmet Be Delaware, mith, New York for Norwich, SAILED. . Bteamebine Parthia, }jaly, apd Maghgtjan, Liverpool; seves@V@ 2 23 | Beavy gale; reports experienced heavy weather. DAVES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THS | having bee: PP pee steamer cleTsbur ‘Br, ian (Br), Price, Liverpooi via Queens | during meh athe joss Took the northern passage and | om a reget ty og oes Sri ek wutvérpoals ‘Renshaw, Greytown, ry. jalveston. esi hie Marine Correspondence. Newronr, RI, March 19, 1873 ‘Melasses; lost maintopmast stays, 4c, during the recent Sehr A Hammond, from Hoboken for Boston, coal la- den, which was brought in here ina sinking condition and grounded on » Gravelly Point, has been got afloat and ipower, Hotchiim, for New Coneys TP Howners from Bar? ah Re Vinre is a4 Gieahes cargo at Commerciel WI re do; W Tracy, do; James A 1% Americas Stenmton to. Browa, Bri ott Robert Mkneeland’’ and Dovid Marine Disasters. ‘Now , Bream i no—Most, af the, cargo, of tea of | phy, from i lean I oor rig. Mana Re from Aino} ew York, before reported wrecked or owned by igen March 3 Sailed. ship 8 8 Thomas, Curtis, Cale or] vi jackages. | lao. About 2000 packages were owned In nthe vensel | Fanana, Feb 24-—Arrived, steamships Montana, Nola was valued about $130,004, and with, her tight money, | gan Francisco; March 8) Montijo, Saunders, Contrak ti u rica. cargo War largely Insured in New York and Philadeiphia | “Arrived March 7, steamships Costa Riéa, San Frans offices, The jelaware Mutual Company are reported to | cisco; kth, Winchester, Cental American ports. have $80, Sailed March 3, steathship Honduras, Central America Suir Onace Darina, Bliven, at San Francisco March 10 from Neweastle, NSW, reports Feb 15, Chas Strauss, a na- tive of Denmark, fell overboard and was drowned. Bark Crimea (Br), 80 days from Liverpool for Balti- and Mexico. St Jouns, PR, Feb 4—In port bi Johannes (Ger), for Delaware Breakwater, ldg; the Lt Bradley,for New Haven do. au. March 6—In port schr Annie Amsden, Bangs, fom more. wa spoken, March 6, lat 30.35, ton 0042, by bark | phitadeiphta a Kliza’ Alice (Br), at Philadelphia 18th, and reported hav- |" SrJouws, Ni March S—Arrived, ne Dora, Dedring ing lost maintopmast two days previous. New York fa Escort, Walsh, do; Ith, bark Imogenes Baru Maryianp (Nor), 21 days from Pensacola for Gran- Down, do; 19th, brig Jane, Dann, di ton (Scotland), was spoken March 7, lat 31, lon 66 10, leak- ing and with cargo shifted; was making tor St Thotnas. Bria W. Gornon (Br), at Vineyard Hayen 19th, from St John, NB, was in contact with'sehr Abbie H Hodeman, reported below, night of 18th, while coming into port and broke maintopmast and tore mainsail. The schooner h: her marti Broken, bobstay carried away and re- ecived ‘other slight damuge; will repair before proceed- ing. Scene Cnas © Warnen—Boston, March 19—The schr Chas Warren, ‘of and from Gloucester tor NewYork, Is ashore one food Lud, but will probably be got off on'the next ery, from Charleston , When in lat 35,05, 1on lost fore’: the 22d, in Int 3. day: her = main. ers. 4 storsbout threw. * off 15,000 Scan Joun McApams, Montgo Feb 17 for New Haver, 6 on Fe 28, ex ced a severe northwest gale store galley and jeomineiiced Jeakcing; on took. northwest gale, and Ht leaking badly; feet of plank and four sticks of timber; on ie 27th took a Gale, lat 87 12, long 73 20; on the 2dth NW gale, blow- me oenerd, wil snow Heed March 5 a sea struck the stern and qua which caused the — schoone: all pumps four days aud then stopped from exhaustion; hrew balance of deckload overboard, which eased her ‘om 3,700 strokes per hour to 150; March 9, boarded Ger- n DaFK and got. provisions; arrived at New Haven 19th, having been 28 days at sea. Scnr Sxaurm, at Portland 17th from Savannah, reports ‘was 20 days N of Hatteras, and had a succession of NW gales; was blown to lon 79; lost bobstay, started bowsp! pri ‘opened waterway seams, starting a bad leak ; wasobl. to keep pumps going to free her. Sona Annie E (Br), Pye, at St John, NB, March 18 from New York, had been’ ashore at Musyuash, Damage, if any, not reported. Scone NA Farweit, Farnham, from Wilmington, NC, for Boston, ashore hear Orton’ Light, below the former port, remained there 14th, Fisuine Scour E L Rowe, Welch. of and from Gloucester for Georges Bank, ran on the Black Rock, at the mouth of Gloucester Harbor, 17th inst, and was assisted off 18th by US Fevenue cutter Hamilton, Capt Davis. Damage sivpposed sil LA pedibaien Meron 4—The Zoroaster, frem New York, has been towed to the South West India Dock, with 108s of mainmast, mizentopmast, &c. Guxenocr, March 4—The bark Mary E Campbell, from Troon for Boston, ' with pig iron, arrived at the Tail of the Bank yesterday, having had to put back from sea in a leaky condition.” She will be discharged and repaired ‘Hoxa Kona, Jan 28—HM8 Curlew arrived here from the Loochoo Islands Jan 13, having on board tive survi- 1% vors of the Benares, Anderson, which was lost in Coerber during a cyclone, on the island of Okinawa-Sim: following are the names of the survivors :—Wm Baillie. | Wm Dinnell, Peterson, Chas Westburn and Harold Pal: mer (apprentice), Hautrax, NS, March 19—The brig Royal Sovercign, of St John, which left Cape Canso on the llth instant, ¢n- countered a heavy gale, with snow, and endeavoring to return struck on Glasgow Head and filled. The vessel and cargo have been condemned and sold. Sr Tupwats, Roabs, March 4—The brig Sybil Wynn, for Montevideo (betore reported for, New Orleans), was sup- plied with new water day trom Liverpool, and Will be ready for sea to-morrow. Miscellancous. Purser Herman H Trost, of the steamship Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall, will accept our thanks for promptly for warding our files and despatches. Sip Brxcat, of Boston, 997 tons, built at South Boston in 1861, has been, sold by Messrs Curtis & Peabody, under- stood at about $48,000, Sioor James Moraan, 20.71 tons, was sold 15th inst for $1500 by Wm Godfrey ana W E Loundes to 0 W and WH Hoyt, all of Norwalk, ‘Tux Scarcity or Smtprinc.—Large sizea vessels suited to the European trade coutinue scarce, and in tact ves- sels of all sizes continue in detnand for ‘ali quarters. All the room of the European steamers is generally engaged previous to their arrival, and sailing vessels are engaed elore they reach port. ‘The vessels now engaged to load for foreign ports are the Br steamer Austrian, for Liver- BPO BE Lyra, for do, and ship Crimea, to arrive, for odo, tin for r loaded and ready; French ship Robur, tor jueenstown ; barks Adelaide snd ba ueen, tor Rio faneiro; Danish barks Faders Minde and Berth Rod, latier to arrive, tor the Baltic: bark Heroine, for | Martinique; German'barks Inca, and Gauss, the latter to arrive, for Bremen; Br bark’ Natal, for the West Indies; Br bark Palestina, for Cuba; Br bark Pre: for Europe; Br bark St Lawrence, for Demerara: Br brig CRC, for Ireland; Molland brig Ceres, for Rotter- dai German brig Elehe, tor Europe; pears. ‘Jennie Mor- ton and MC Haskell, for the West Indies; Swedish brig Osear, for Great Britain: brig Proteus, for Cuba; Nor- a brig Skoskuminerer, ior Europe; Italian brig ito, tor Great Britain; schr Helen A Locke, tor Nas- john Atwood, for St Thom: Louisa A Orr, for do; ; aM Heath, ior Mexico; 8 T Baker, for the West Im diss, and several others, naines not mentioned.—Baltt- more paper, March 17. One-half of schr Ella Jane, of Bridgeport, Ct, 70.62 tons, formerly owned by 8 len, deceased, was sold Isth pong Chas H Allen and Chas T Allen, of Bridgeport, for | ‘One-quarter of schr Phebe Elizabeth, of Bridgeport, | 61.62 tons, changed hands Isth inst: seller, WH Adams? purchaser, ‘apt Jos Mapes; price $600, Notice to Mariners. Hatirax, NS, March 19—The government have arranged for erecting a temporary lighthouse at Digby, upon the site of the one burned on Sunday night, Whaiemen. New London, March 17—A cable message from London, received to-day. report the arrival at Cape Town of bark L., with 1200 bbls oil trem Desolation and Heard isigods, for New Londons “slse that eke icc. Well King, Fuller, NL, is bound Rome, with 80 Dols oil. } All Sag “Harbor, LI, March 15—A Southampton whaling crew captured a right whale off Southampton yesterday afternoon. It will make trom 30 to 45 bbls oi Spoken. Steamship Japan, Howard, from San Francisco for Yo- Kohama and Hong Kong, March 4, lat 3530 N, lon | Layers Polynesian (Br), Brown, from Portland for erpoo larch 17, lat 43 11, ton Gt 40. rehibald. Fuller (Br). Kite, trom Liverpool for | san Francisco, feb 2. fat 1840'Ne lon 21.00 W- Bark Crimea (Br),’ Glover, from Liverpool for Balti- larch 6, tat 30 35, lon 6) 49. jedusa (reported Am), bound W, Dec 14, lat 57 5 7351 W. | "Bark Blenheim (Br), Cottier, from, San Francisco for | Queenstown, Jan 14, lat 24.58 5, fon 23 { rk Wren (Ger), Poppe, from Bremen via Plymouth ae w Orleans, Feb 6 lat 38, lon 19, land (Nor), Fredrichsen, ey ig eneavela for Granton (Scotland) Maren delat si 1on 08 Bark Max (Ger), from Amsterdam for ‘Baltimore (so re- Ported), March 9 at 27 §, lon 70 20. | Brig C Shaw (Br), Bell, trom Baltimore for Porto sa Shae 4, lat 31.30, ion 63:40 (before reported withgat,| wie i liride, trom Clentuegos for Portland, March 14, oft | aus agit Samaria,” from San Franciseo for Liverpool, Dec | 8, lon 47 W. Foreign Ports. | | Ansten, Jan 19—Passed, bark Pekin, Seymour, from | | Cebu for 'Falmout | ASPINWALL, Feb 2b—Sailed, brig G W Hall, Cienfuegos; achrd Puce, Howes, Bove del Tero, Arrived Feb 26, iteamabip Ormesby. XBR, Ku Kirten, New | | York; March 10, Rising Star, Griffin, N | nUENOS Aves, San he—arrived, barks) ki Y Merbert, Rotterdam: 26th, Kinrara (Br), M tou; 26th, Emma F Secor (Br), Coonan, 290th for “a foreign port’). Bailed.Jun iz barks. Mexican (Br), Welsh, “a foreign | port Tronsides, Tapley, do Mtn, brig Stella (Br ), Kay, do; 16th, barks Mattida’ Hy d Bor Lovitt. dg; Evangeline (Br), Jacques, tn verpoo! wallah (Bn, Fuller, * ker, Rio. Bknwopa March 6—Arr Tate, New ¢ 7th) ;7th, bark Due ease Guiranovich, ‘a foreign port steamship (Br), Marseilles tor New Yor! 1), from St Jago for Boston ; Torn, bi ae heelwri; Br, McLaughlin, Parke Talands for Sew York nd (Br), Hali eee no date, bark Fearless (Br), Borden, Zante for | Covomno, Feb 6—In port _brige John Kendail (Br), James, for'New York, to sail 7th; Queen of the Fal (Br); | Haynes, tor do (cleared). Catao, Feb l—Arrived, barks Monroe, Nielsen, Mol- Tendo (anid sailed 20th tor Valparaiso); 2th, Freedom, | Bradley. Guanape: warlota, Severino, Tuuibes; Irth, | ships Jane Fish, Brown, Guanape 18th, ‘James G Pendle: ton, Gilmore, do; Pleiade Rio Janeiro (a 2ud Yor Guanape to load guano): Oakland. Heed bark Commodore, Burango, Tumaco; 20th Cox. Curtis, Shields; Marmion. Boye, Mollenda (and sailed 23d for Puget Sound): Peterson, pes 200, Lathtey Ieich, Aittenell, Macs sailed 17th, ‘barks JW Holmes | ( Sound; 18th, Eden, Lopategui, Valdivia Fish, Hurkpele, Huget Soum Holmes, Puget 2d, ship Joseph | bad Hampton Roads at $16;schr Willard G Patton, Howes, | eyenpeKAs, March S—Sailed, rics Shasta Br), Brown, New ee or Clark, Stahl, Hortiand (doth before report ed for N ot he Cora Hatch, tor New 0 ldg; ene s bomn: rieans, lg; Dat, Mai At arrived, hip Wm Mi x othe for Dune acne Pp : leGilvery, Nichols, EMERARA, Fe in port SI Wi a New York March 3; Martha Maria, tor doeth ee oF Guasgow, March 19—Arrived, steamship California (Br), Geteare, Feb i7—1 t, ships Golden Rule, Hall; Fel ‘—In port, ships Golden Rul ally Carter; Henry 8" Suntord, Dunphy Pacitc, Stanley: #8 Liicoln, Masans: HL oh rleans for Liverpool, short of coal ‘and’ sailed | folk. stigution, Pan trom | vador, Nickerson, and Huntsville, Crowell. New dy O: ships Wm | ton, tha J Fel ‘Se ing, from Boston Chartered—Ship Oakland, Reed, to load guano at Peru | ville. And aan com: State. PRE St Joux, NB, ‘March 15—arrived, ship Elcano, Bowdon, Cleared 15th, schr Mand, Robinson, Cardenas, Arrived 17th, schr Melita, Lake, New York. Cleared 17th, schr Monsito, Wyman, Cieatuefios. ti, Jan 17—Arrived, schr Marr, Dowling, San Frane American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, March 17—Arrived, steamship Joho Gibson New Yor! OSNON, March 18—Below, achre Frank Atwood, H Ate wood, ana'Mury B j Dyer, from Virginia: Mary Stantinte from Baltimore: Hickman, coastwise; also 5 unknown, all inward bound, nacleared, shin George Feibody, Brooks, St John. NBg: ban cisco. Werlern, Kea, Henson, Havana; sch Mary 1) Wost an tlihore: Kate Grant, Grant, St Domlugo Goyal StSonus, Ne ‘ia ‘Arch SiNede ships inckan Merchants and Georze Peabody. 19th—Arrived, steamshi Blackstone, Hallett, ‘Baitle more; brigs Oak Point, St Thomas; Westwood, Ponce; schrs’o We Anderson, st Johns, FN; Gen Conner, Trin Alag arrived 19th. bark Envoy, Berry, Melbourne; schr MA Coombe eksonville. ALHIMORE March Is Arrived, steamers George Ap= Loveland, Boston via, Nortolk; Utility, Frost, Ale it Points sctirs ER Kirk, Talo, New York aria Pier J City; GW ‘Andrews, Watt ort Thinan” Jersey Clty; Job He Hake =] = By ee M4 maith; coking Ward, laday, Burr, New Haven. hark Scotland, Rogers, Boston ; steamer Wm. Kennedy, Foster, Boston via Noviole, bark Adelaide, Balley, ii Mio Janeiro aud a margets schra MMH Wy chol in, Progreso, Yucatan; Edith, Randall, Boston: rat Howe, Newbury, Hoboken: Anne E Rabedek, Lee do. Stephen Morgan, Van Cleat. do.; Wm D Mi Marvel, o eefee : Geo H Bent, Smith, Cambridgeport. “GRIDGEPORT, March I—Arrived, schr H L Slaght, Willets, Baltimore. SalledSehirs Fi Tane, Allen, Kew York: Phebe Elizte beth Mape sand J A Tait, Tait, Jersey City, CHARLESTON, March Wo-Oleared, sehr’ tra aveller, Hodges, New Orleans. sth—Arrived, ‘bark Carlos, Martinique. Below, ship Florella, Mears, Guanape. Salled—Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York. DARIEN, Ga, Murch 10“ Arrived ship Mohawk, Me- Farland, Demerara: 18th, schr Jas A Potter, Ogier, Xa- yannah; Ith, ship Czar, McConnell, London; bark Frank Younger, Mockler, Dublin; schr ‘Arianna, Penery, avana. Cleared 12th, bark Eliza Young, Perritt, Dublin; Mth, barks Koren Nickelson, beta uiaraga! Carnarvon, Are* thusa, Templeton, Garlistot Tn dort loth, ships Czar, McConnell, disg. to Jond for United Kingdom; Virginia, Buck, 1dg for do: Mohawk, McFarlane, do for do; barks Ida, Roulston, do for doz Eu, Olsen, do tor do; Glenalvon, Jones, do tor di Younge: Tuckier, disg, to load for River Plat Neptunus, Lu Id¢ for United Kingdom, schrs Fre E Scammell, Burberie, do for St John; Ariana, Penery, do for do; Geo Burton,’ Luddon, do for Philadelphia ; Jag A Four ‘Ogier, ‘do for'New York. 'ERNANDINA, March 13—Arrived, schrs Witch Hazel, socater from Charleston, to load for Mosquito Inlet, Bapeo, Dwyer, do. to load for Woodstock. CleatedBark Flor del Mar Gir), Seavey, Montevidede FORTRESS MONROE, March 19—P: in tor Balti- more, ship Duisberg, from Rotterdam; barks Deger, froma Waterford; Pik Hah from Dublin Passed out—Barks ‘Clitton, for Rio Janeiro; Kinga County, for Londonderry; Campanero, for, Fort de Frances, Almoner, tor West Indiess Drige Moses ‘Kogers, for St Jago: ORC, for West Indies. Sailed—Bark Angeles, for Philadelphia GALVESTON, March 13—Cleared, rit Mote (Gory, Line Rio Ger) Houhbar, sehrs Heyer, Poland, Pensacola; € Lyons, Seophens, Prove ‘isth—arrivea, bark Sabine, Breaker, Havre via Key GLovcesTER, March 18—Arrived, schr Cot Ellsworth, Pentecost. Portland for New York. ae ce (ANOLA, March 10—Arrived, schr H A Taber, Pen “SEWCASTLE ISLAND, March 7—In port bark Powe Blackstone, from Honolulu. RLEANS, March 14—Below, ship Genevieve Strickland, Strickland, from Liverpool. Cleared—Brig Alma (Nor), Frederickson, Cronstadty schr Jos W Bartlett, Boston. Soormwast Pass,’ March 14, 6 PM—Arrived, ship Guare dian, Arnes, Antwi On bar bonnd ‘out, win Dilharrie, and bark Runer. EW Caines arn is—Arrived, schr Estelle Vi poles anaes Satter- Werle damon Sater Gibbs, Ki ie. Kelley: Went} ases’Amellg, Wentworth: FF kelley nson, Robinson} R B Smith, Nickerson, and Lady Antrim, Carter, New York; Angler, Besse, Wareham. ‘ Schirs ‘Amelia, M Vassar, Jr, and RB Smith have re- armed. NORFOLK, March 17—Arrived. | steamship | Royal Stantard; Kirby. New Orleans. bound to Liverpool (put in for coal); schrs William irwin, Kelly, New Haven; Barker Barker. Boston: George 8 Foggs. ——. do EWPORT, March 17, PM—Arrived schra 8 Kel- ley, Port Johnson for Providence: tary A Hye don, Elizabethport for Salem ; Ney, Chase, and’ Mediator, McLean, Fall River for New York. NEW Hav’ reh 19—Arrived, syfchrs Flying Fish Selleck, “Hoboken; MF W: Mi Smith, Grace, ‘Balin ore Jones, Virginia: Right Away, Gkarlestons Avs W Sailed—Schrs WD Hilton, Ball, New York; Johu Rrooks, Fox, dg; T Merriman, Prinse, Baltimore: Pratt, Pratt, New York: A J illiams, Morrell. do; Dwii cht Di Davidson, Truman, Virgin! nia. PENSACOLA, Marchi 15—Arrived, brig Constancia sph, Manicure Cen March 18—Arrived. amah ty Equator, Hinkley, Charleston; steamer W Whitdes, Raltimoe: bark Eliza Alice (Bt), Mason, Liverpol; schrs 8 McMenamy, Nowell, Ciemfuegos; Anna May, Simpson, Portland; Lydia A Huhlett, Cochran, Virginia; WH Andrews, Avery, Portland. i—Steathshins Centipede, Willotta, Boston ; Vir~ inlay Hogers idence; Panther, Mills, "B in! rovidence ; Panther, Is, Bost bi Oe NE Besl cardeaaet ek ee tees mer, Tard Boston: Julia A’ Berkleye Rthertiager ae. Salted Steamship Panther, Mills, and Centipede, Wile lets, tor Bostot Liwns, Del, March 19—Passed in, bark Eva H Fisk, from Boston ; Orpheus, from Hamburg. Newcastix, Del, March 17. 9 vAbtche Hannie, West. brook, for Providence, sailed ed "yesterday A M: senrs Fan- nie & Edith, for Belfast. and Joseph Maxfield, (or, New Redford. satled at 6 AM: schrs vant imarp, for. Providence, an MZ. Vankirks for Norfolk pascen Rovorr on Saturday. Noon—Bark Cores. for Stettin, passed vine atl0 AM im for schrs Fila Hodson, for Havana, and OP Binns, for Richmond, Va, passed down at 11 AM. A schr at anchor off, Fort Delaware. bound up. eh If—Arrived, schra Freddie Walter, smith, for Neweastle, Del; Eug Borda, Smith, ete to load ad for Jacksonville: JB anDusen, Corson) doy to Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New Yorkq ennings, Ross, Matanzas; echr Engene Borda, éth, Jacksonville, 19tn—Arrived, steamship Peruvian (Br), Richardson, bile. AEROVIDEN March 19—Arrived, schrs R F Hart, Hart, Pensacol. rie S Burgess, Cottreli, Savannah; Cora’ Morrison, Rich, Craney Island; J Alber: Smith, | Robping, and Hen! & Wright, Ryder, Virginia: Henry & Paull, Strange, Baltimore:’ Julia A Garrison, Smith, Philadelphia: “Eva Diverty, Hand. Elizahettinort (oF Pawtucket: Surge. bad ick, es English, Bare Minqui eaney, and Sawa. Kelley, , Buckminster, and Breeze, Desperandum, Rich, Virginia; Wim C ris, Em licott, doz ker, Weehawke Port Johnson ; Crammer, Hoboken. Sailed—Sehrs Nii rthur, MeDuffle, Baltimore: G N 4H Gould, Latham, New York; El tect, do: Twiligh liza, Runyon, Cam Jonna da Palas I, do: Horizer dium, Ryder, do; Wake, Gandy, do; Nickerson, do: Willard. pare do; Sunbeam, ley. ba Goddess, Kelley, do; john Ponder Brow Harmona, Sylves” do: Pred Brown, Wilson, do. d. he r dio: CM Newams, BR ‘RICHMOND Blakeman, N 1 Myers, Hick schrs ME Byard, Came PFE Kel jectman and Mollie Bedell, Bedell, do; H G King, Grow. Calais, Me Sailed—Senr Roxanna Johiison, Jotineon, New York. ROCKPORT, Me, March 9—Sailed, sehrs Whitney Long Hayes, Savannah; 13th, Moses Williamson, Lake, Nor+ SAN FRANCISCO, March 19—Arrived, steamship Con- ma. March 19—Arrived, steamships San Sale w York, a SAVANNAH, Also arrived 19th, bark Royal, Waterford, New You Cieared—Ships Edgar, Brown, Keral: Ludwig Heyn, ‘Arrived March 9, bark Modena, Lang, Sierra Leone tor Schineting, Getienberg. brig Prcnter, Porter, Yarmout Boston. | sehrs Mary E Long, Darien; Laura’ H Jones, Cousing, Arrived March —, steamship Maharajah (Br), Hod; son, Bos! New Orleans for Liverpool (conled and proceeded ot Saited—Steamship Oriente aie Boston; ships Ven- Cavcorgs, March 3—Sailed, ship Clanranald, trskine, | tus, espe. I Liver Hi Robena, Daggett. Philadelphii Ne Abyssinia, Ishan, Capatiok. hi Saited ‘from Saugot Jan Sl, ship Carlisle, MePearce, | harks John Ells, mina jew York: New York Philadelphia; schrs D B levee, @ Sretecy” iter Lif ratio Nichols, Mosquito Inlet. Bark Friede, from Dunkirk, spoken off Tybee, ordered to Wilmings 0m, INEYARD ‘WAV! March 18—Arrived, hy N, Ma! Gear; Bi Ferguson. from Jacksony le for Boston Baxter, Hobokea tor do: M A Hyer, Elizabethport or ie lem: Lizzie Smith, Salem for Virginia; annie 1. L Nye a satied | John A bled | Boston for do; Ira Laffrienier, trom do for ard; New Yor! Lizzie Poor, Edgartown ‘for nee Jan Three Sisters, th for Philadel~ phia; Moses Williamson, Rockport, M iF Norfolk; ‘Bere 3, Ri rt Mast for New York Newcomb and Albert Hard= Passed B Sailed—Sehirs U cle Tom, B Reeves, M oh Exeeldor (Br Jams Bil and Herald, sehr Winona d In port Fep af, ships Syren, Johnson: Star, Vianello | not sail. James R Keel Jeremiah Kei I%th—Arrived, brig W Gordon (Br), New York for 8 Laretto ‘ish, Fra y Sonn, NB: echrs Almira Wooley, Port Johnson for Salem ; | a a Cai Abbie H Hodgman, Jacksonville for Boston; re Bey; Lois Walsh, "Whiter. Andrew Johtson, UTD More and Gettysburg. Port Johinsgn tor do, hacy 5 Oracle, Esquinaga and William Wilcox, Crocker, w Keeler, Virginia for, do: Iris, New York, for Harwich barks tL Barstow, Tirnejon; Sampson, Nichols, and | Reb igrence, Boston for New Yorks Hf Means. Wiser, Simpson. do; Robert Porterrdo:' and the abuve | Jane and & i Nach Portland Yor Wo, Saran ithe arrivals. | Boston for Philadelp! pos do for Jeckven! Fizzle Smith, EM SSET, March 13—Cleared, ae Kate M Hiltony. Nailed —Schrs George B | Sapiens MA Hyer, Fannie L Exec and Wis | Fisk, Baltimore. CKFORD, March 18--Sailed, schr Geo Shattuck, waits, New York. TH DIVOKCRS OBTAINED FROM COURTS: apie States: lowal everywhere: no publicity; missio ‘gif for eve! DERICK I. Bf Counsellor-at-Law, 363 Broedway, tha Cobb, rsica, « LD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, a intnar i 10; barks A. cord e. Fulton avenue and Boerumsires> Hauirax, March ld--Arriyed, sche Lothalr (it), Collins, On Sunday trom 3409 P.M Baltimore) er Bedok "vhiladgiphia lal xupoot, Mare! i. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED Pere ee eee steaimahip San Teena’ di, \ ifferent States, without, scandal; desert i mes, San Frapcie- suitict cause: x charge unt ivorce grant calekione us seme ae Vige free, ~ ) HOUSE, “Attorney, 194 oud way.