The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1874, Page 14

14 ASSASSINATION. A Distinguished Lawyer Shot at Covington, Ky. The Sad Results of a Di- vyerce Suit. Living at Pistol Point with Mankind. CINCINNAT:, Maven 28, 1874, @oionel W. G. Terrell, the we | Known Covington Ky.) Jowrnaist, who was recently dingeroasly Babded by asOn, Of 'Sqaive Francis, Was am acvor to-day te another and more terribie affair, About | eleven O'ciock Wis mwrving ‘Terrell went to te | law oftwe of Harvey Myers, 1b Covington, and shot bun through the body wivh a Verriager pistol. @iyers lived only tWweDLy MINED OB. Mr. Miyars was uae of the prominen® lawyers of Kenoneky, aid was widely esteemed jor lis | tega! Jearuing, strict Im-egrity and broad hue | mmily., Me occupied temporarily judiciai po- fitivas (by appomlibout an! was loriy-liree sears Orage./ The wownd was prodnoed by a Derringer | wall, shout the sae oi the wore linger Up. tt | “struck the abdomen near a conte line, aud. | pasiag Uiroug), cut the bowels, Messengers | were sent immeuiately lor Mrs, Myers ama her | Whom Were present at taeir ©: were on the way 54 bube in arm, #Xoaildien, tree o Bitiers deao, Tie We the offer, ihe younxe otner tu THE CAUSE UF THE KILLINE The divores suit vow pending in t Campbell County Grou 0 broughe by Mrs. Lerceli, was the prune cause 0. tals vloody afray. For sowe @ays the lawyers lor p.wintift—Messis, Stevenson & Myers aca Gwrout—have been taking deposi- | fens, ac Which Volone! Terrell was present, and | appeared Woe at ail mes Under & igh state of nervous & ment at the character of the testi mouy aduuced, His demeanor, as described by Tuore WhO SAW NS actions aud heard his Words oa those occasions, That of a man'seemingsy DRIVEN TO DESPERATION. He threateueu to shoo! or whip tis wile’s lawyers aud bevayed so ollensively on more Loan one oC cation, buat iL becawe Lecessury to reprimand bin | whely. It was on yp ew days ago, When d Yous ou beta! of piaustul Were in progress at the Gildce Ol eteveusua & uyers, tuat © iouel Lerrell again because amost rauiie, and iu ths mood, NEW YORK HERA LD, SUND chet Medical Purveyor of the army, who has sole Pasted Through Fell Gate. clarge OF "is case, bas suspected mailynunt dis BOUND SOUTH. ease of the stomach. ‘There are Good grousis 1OF | KtermsmIp Rotivar, Lawson, Now Bedford for New rk. with wndse and nasgeuse™s. alarm as to bis condition. gg ey a Mitehet Arrove Sem HE a dB a an. &e, fo Staunard lave ‘ my lenee tor Now York hebe DL Sturges, | hace, New ateufoit sor New Yor’ Sebr easing RU No #5, Adonis, New Haven for New THE 3AC:3 AT MACON, GA Macon, March °8, 1874. At the Central City Park towtay ihe first race, @ | York “twe mile handieap over hurules, was wou by Olief | yo"? Elias Runyon, Hamilton, New Mayen for New Engineer, in 4:06; Pwebail second and Joe Jotin- Sche V Parkalew, Hart, New Vaven for Phizabethport. fehr I ¢, Antone, > atiord for New York ivester Hale, an, Taunton for New York Sehr Sirah Babcock, Kabeock, Greenwich for New York with ttone te onde: Sele onnie Rogers, Rogers, Westerly for New You% Poek, Avery. New London for New York. hes ari«r, Prov dence tor New York S Thompson, Hallock, Sew Haven tor New Sehr Northern Light, Ireland, n Sehr Joseph Porter, Borris, Reston for Phihwiely bia yogi A Preamoré, Sherman, Providence for Sew rk Sehr Ruth Halsey. Falsey, Riverhead tor New York, Sehr Mim City, Rid New oven w York Sehr Restless, Bu Provide ston unird, ond Trace Was a quarter of a mile dash, ngs, Ino won in 2645 Victor second and Pandy Jounston titra. ‘The thivd sce was a two-mile dash, which was won bv Limestome, Time, S:ai; Revenge second, Bessie Lee third, the races ended to-day. Norwich for Pniiaaes SUMIDL WITH A PISTOL, Frank Crosser, age mineteen, living at No, 77 Broome street, coumitted suicide jast evening et tim residence by shooung himself throngh the ' 1 } | Senn J] , New York Reart wilh. pistol, is friends could assign Lo bebe J Gee ume, New Lona New York. | cause for ble rash wet. Sehr dW Hine. Belden, Guilford ork. erm neeal Ua echt Aunie d Huge, Chaticidy.¢ facut Tver for The possibility of a ww issue of tneonvertioie | NQr Yt st ec anette Sy ork. paper lregard with amazement and enciety, and, che Ohi ch for New York. > Sehr Londen ‘or New Yor’ in my pudgment, sach an issue would be a detri- Behr Adete Fenhcia, Sm New London for New Vor’ as : C Sehr Connectiont, Smith, “tonlugcon for Port Jehneon ment and a shame,—CHARLES SUMNER. Sour Bvergreen, Providence ‘or NOW ark. chr Mary Auoa Grier, Irving, Maddictown, Ct, for New York 7 Seur Mina E Dickinson, Dickinson, Cold Spring for ING NEWS. ic = . C'S Riker, Riker, Stonington for New York. CALI CUS Subl he T Motto, damos. Providence for New Yor. a Schr Battle 8 Colling Triphie, Mystic for New York OCEAN ST Schr Reading RE No 42, Young, New Haven for Sew DEPARTURE MONTHS OF M PEAMSHIDS. r DATES OF ¥ ox res YORE FoR Charey Woobey, hilis, New Baven for New ‘ ND AMIE. Cusine, Hamilton, Portland for New York, ustin £ Co, Powtucker for New York. Steam |_fatie [Bewination | Ofer. Pace uta desk in tbe rear room, tie did Unis so ea by be Undisiurbed Whie he reviewed the testi- Mou) tanked Gal mosming. Futeeu punutes nardly Pas-ed be.ore Colonel -elrel) cume into the irout y© my, abd Keep bg lis hud In Mhe righe pocket of Bis OVerOuet apked io) Mt. Myers. He was directed Ww the rear roo, and passing turongh tu the con- Becims door began to question Mr. Myers in a Very wLEupl als Odensive manner about some in terioza 1008 Wat bad been pat to wituess that Meru. Ar. Myers was heard to rep Colonel Terrell coud answer what questioos he Pleased. Coloue! Terrell then said sometuiug cise, Sout coulu Oly have been audible to Mr. Myers » and the latter was heard to order (le ontos bis ofc Gooue Lerreil wisp pivins wah this denansd Lins Beat at ine desk, wh Mbox, und taking bold oF Lerrell attempted to Bush lute tarougy 4 door that opened inco the Narl- Way. Mr. Corcvrun, a clerk in the office, searing B uiticu.ty, x.rted out to the hall, but besore he got qute to the door HGARD A PISTOL SHOT, and, running inty cue litte room, ound Mr. Myers staggering With lis hand on bis sile and @ streaut @ vlood vushing Thr ach lis Megers. “ie has shot me,” cried Mr, Myers @ocvor, quick.” ihe first inember of the famiy that arrived was @son oi Mr. ayers, aged aboul twelve years, to Wuem the sau spoke, abd, siaking lands witi Biu., 101d hin fo be & Zoo" boy. Whie Myers had hold of Yerrel) the latter kept Geavonay tO draw his hand trom iis overcoct pocket, Where it @uiy. When tae The shot Was fired. door jeans to the jront room, und pa. to Ge convecting coor, where he stood with @laspes bunds over the wound, Serrell ater the shooting MADE NO AITEMPT YO ESCAPP. = He quety waiked into the adjeimmg office. Wiere he was ariesied ant ¢ aveyed to jail H Appeared W be caim aa showed fo signs o ner- Yous excliement, Mr. Myers made an ante-mortem waren ent. Ce.onel Lerrell bore the reputation of A DANGEGOUS MAN, @ad hos been known for many years as living at yed some obstinacy in con Whereupon Mr. M ere he Was engag 1 ne “run for a two reached the starr landing Myers then ran to tie outer wad remaiued during the ait | «around | Sat Se bar pil bt ” Ns. New !aven tor New York. (Gert {-ieewece “m Proviten cy BE anges chr ROM. Coffn, Roc i ne Greet | with jee te Knickerbocker feo Co, ‘ Sica oon hr Rliza J Rayner, Mitchell, Cold Spring for New 4 rows way, | ory A Urmasway. Rcbr Etorsda Newman, Bostan for New York : Sehr Emily a 8: p'lett. Smith, bucksport for New Yo ha oe Bown - pyoan with rete Knickerbocker lee Ca ‘ “hy SRowiie Gros: ehr Gov Burton, Ladlim, Providence for New York. § a 5 Rumi Green | sehr WF Rorden, Adams, Pro > tor New York 7 oe en | Sehr Clark, Northam, Prov tor New York anak: a “umpbell, New Haven tur Port ; By nn on youn [apr s?: Sibel 1 Hamlin, Northnort ior Now York 1 aneree neil 1. : her, Fall River City of BP Apric tt. | Liverpont i ion Adriatic [iret FE. Tawery not Rainvel G itaei, Kelty iret <lapril 21. rflamours WD Bitton, Weaver, Pr. vidence for Paitime —- ta della lorre, Chaee Provence for New York Almanac for New York—This Day. ge Tamlane, Adame, Bneksport tor New Yo pee ots * rocker foc Co, - M Baxter Monson. New Lonton for New York. ,. HIGH WATER. 609 | Schr Orlando Sih, Kerrie, Portcnesier tor Sew Y : 5 50) Gov. Isiand..invrn 6 09 | Sone iienard Morrell, Maron, Greenwien for New Sun sets, + G21} Sandy Hook..morn 5 24} york, withstone to onder | Moon sets....morn 4 46] Hell Gate....morn 7 54 sd Dela w ace ac h, New London for New York. hs avi with mdse and passence BOUND RAST, | ' PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 28, 1874. | swearmsniy rcustinet, Recor, New York tor Sew Hod tor S MMLC ar. Achr I eR on Mok innie, New York for Oo ‘LEARE Sehe Istond Ci andy, New Vork tor Glousester CLEARED, yh Zulerte Kenyon, Charehitl, Piiadetyn a ‘0: Say ay | Steamship Republic (Br), Gleadell, erpool via | ~ "chi Emma W Day, Clerk. New York for Roston pwh--h J Corts, hip City of Brooklyn (Br), Murray, Liverpool via Bradbury, Haverstraw tor Pro- oper, Fepeated Threats oy ailing tb ttorneys and any ove Wu bad unytiing todo With the case in his wre'sinterest, Mr. Aye s reprimanded bim by Btaling Lat se (ierre.i) Was au intelligent m Buu ALEW Well tie duties of a lawyer, | @ jew miuates jreviows to the shooting. ‘V.8 MOMDing the depositions im the divorce case Were resumed ts ile oftice of Mr. Y hitternore. they Gesed tie testi ny about ven o’ciock, when | dar. Myers returned to bis office aid took nis Sehr Potter & videne Queenstown—John G Dale, Schr DA Perry, Walter Phizahethport for Greenport. Steamship F t (Br), Grogan, Liverpool via Queens- Sehr Netlie Rich, Riek, Virginia sor Providence. town—F Wd Hurst, Schr Vapor, Casinor, Amboy tor Providence Steamship Mosel Ger), Ernst, Bremen via South: | Scnr Boi Wariord, fpracue, Elizabe bport tor P ampton—Oelrichs & Co, | tneker. Steamship st Olat ‘aneh, Edye & Co, | Steamstin | Steamship Co. Steam » Nor), Pedersen, Hambur chr d Anderson, Jolinson, Amboy for Norwa) Sehr Ruta ebester. | Sehr dane ¥ j febr Frederick Fail, te flenry = » Wright, New Yors tor Port Colon, Griffin, Aspinwall—Pacifie Mail 0 W Olye . Prown, New York tor Tr Por) ori ri ew wend. Pennington, Ivestgn via Key West—O H Mallory & Co Schr SS Tyler, Mec SHzabeinport tor Provi- Steainsh ge Washington, Whitehead, New Or- | dene: | leans—Clark & Seaman. stereo | patht Nicholas Mebrhoff, Mehrhof, Raverstrew tor steamship ¢, Sampson, New Orleans—Frederic | Provider ce. 3 | Buk | Sehr Helen Var, 2) . New York for Boston, Kkerson, Savannah—WR | Sehr Armenia, Cole, Ponacelphin tor Boston Fehe Marita May, Weeks, New York tor Riverhead —J W Quin- | pemamer United States “Davis, New York ior Kall River y Point and Yor for Provi lence. Couch, Nortolk, ¢ ceame* Doris, Shirley, New Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship 64 $ Steamer 1 Cid, Sinithi, New York tor Steamship Richmond, Read, Noriok—Old Dominion slates Stenne hin Co, . z Stewmsiup & © Kaight, Chichester, Georgetown, DC— BELOW. | 3 © Kenyon. Steainshiy Vindicator, Martin, Baltimore—Lorillard Fark Montezuma, Hammond, from Demerara iby pilot | Steainship Co. boat 1 zra Nye). Steamship. Regulator, Freeman, Philadelphia—Loril- —_—- lard steanishin Go. SAILED. neonia, Brae Portland—" F Ame Whine, Hallett os. on—il F Dimoek, a 1c Etta Loring, Loring, Melbowrne—Mailler & Que- amehips Republic (Pr), 1 of Brook | reau fIyn cbr. de: Reypt (Br My Bremen; Arrace Bark Cassa Mari for order Bark Aq! ina (Ital, Olivari, Cork or Falmouth | is a | re: Colon. Koy W erard, Queenstown or Falmouth y Orleans | —Tetens & Bockman, Washington. ¢o; Sin Saly avanah: pion, | Bark Juno (Swe), Lockner, Cronstadt—Tetens & Bock- | Cnareston: Wravoke, Richmond. Be Knight! | mann. G wn, DC: Vindicator, Richmond, Park Veritas (Rus), Humble, Stockholm—Funeh, E¢ye Re lator, Phi fo (Br), a Tenion. # Avernos! werps Carrie Wyman, Cochran, Caciz—" V Puck & Co, | barks Pawine ‘Ger , stettin: Alexandria (9), Liverpool | Bark Samuete (hal), Ballo. Genoa: bet & Day. Creolr (Br), Queenstown: John J Marsh, Cardenas: Ta | Bark Fearless (Br), 1, Cardenas—H J De Wott & | ho, Cientneros, Everttt Gray, Livhon: Nuove Chiari | Co. \ (Wal. Tarragona: bries Lily (or. Caiarien | Bark Cleone, Maloney. Cientnecos—Prugiere & Aviles, | Havana: Atiunta trom Snowern). Witnineron, | Brie Svea r), Moich, Constantin ple—Faibsi & | NCs Cornettus Gertradia Dut Amsterdam: Gondis | Chauncy. dey Ital), Trieste: Amelia Einma, Matanzas; & Brig Ramirez, Barnard, Montevideo—J O Ward & Co. | S Hassell, Kingston, Ja. | 3 Brig Ki Wan), Robincon, Pernambuco—Thos Norton Wind at sunset NW, sight 0. | “Brig Princess Peatrice (Br), Simmons, Point-a-Pitre— ae. HLA Vatable & 8 . The possibility o, new issue of inconvertitte | “Brie Lona Price (Hay), Wilson, Port au Prince—R | posstotlity of a & ner tine | Murray. Jr | paper Tregard with amazement and ancriety, and, Brig THA Pitt (Br) 7 wksbury, Hamilton (Bermuda) | in my juagment, such an iseue would be a detrl- —Jones & Lough, i Brig lala (Br), Outhouse, Sackville, NB—P I Ne- | mentanda shame.—CHARLES SUMNER. vins & Son. Br 4 N Johnson, Stont, Fernandina—Brett, Son & aa | Co. ae » Shipping Notes. Wc npee nnn: eum rainr velar er OO HIa aie ree Dock business stil) continues dull. The entries of the | _ Schr Charles £ Paige, Grace, Sagua—J H Winchester & | week are as follows:— ©o. } snt eh S7 tons, is 0 eo Sehr Washington Freeman, Robinson, Baracoa—Isaac hip I. BGlichrest, 1187 tons, is on the large Clinton | R Staple street sectional dock, to strip, calk and remetal. ystol pout with mankind. He always carried [ pron harles McCarthy, Tapper, Key West—Benner & Propeller City of Austin, tons, of the Galveston ud a vevoive 8 “i, and was | Pinckney. 6, has been on jc It Berimyers und a vevoiver on his perso a pike | sen Harry © Shepard, Clark, Jacksonvilte—Overton | ine hasbeen on thi ae h se : onal ye ey a pert 5 < agate & Hawkins. Ruters street, to paint boitom, and was followed by: the avdomen vy a young ruttics named | * Hike Faleey, Stes Jacksonville—E sae Be 2 ‘ Franeis, whose lather was siown up by Terreii in | ponte One 8 Reless Steelinam, Jacksonville—H W | hin Constantine 120 tons, to repair stem, and propeller the Covingion departine ut ol the Commercial as a Fecu.aior in office and false to his cate asa jus- | Hce o1 the peace. ‘Lerrelt had a very nirrow es- fape sor ine al the time, and has aever tly aovered irom the eflects of lis wou a» the opmion of his surgeon tow In jact, it it Bull remains Uouuied anu may at wny time cear Open au destroy bis lie, He bas not been abie te jie down lor Several weeks, and is obliged to Bleep in an armehuir. That aur bas uada ter- Tiple eflect upon His mind and induced a deeper indulzence in the vottie, to Which he was uulor- tunately addicied. It 14 viaimed by Colonel Terreli’s friends that Mr. Myeis pursued sneb a course as brougnt down the héavy hand of his antagonist. That og a8 attorney ior Perreil’s wife, le constant! verted io a physical taimt supposed to ex Ferreil’s blooa, Terreli told bia some time that he wouid hold him persouull @ repetition oi the insult. Yet, rewaraless 01 this, ‘M ers repeated it to-day in certain questions while Baking Torreil’s deposition in the case. in ago y responsible tor The possibitity of a new issue of inconvertible paper I regord with amazement and anciety, and, im my judgment, such an issue wowd bea detri-+ ment and a shane.—CHARLES SUMNER. WASHINGTON. ———$»- Wasnincton, D. C., March 28, 1874, The Senate was nuvi in session to-day. Business in the House. ‘The session of the House to-duy was for debate @ wy on the Currency pill, Mr. McDougall, of New wrk, in toe Chair as speaker pro fen. Speeches ore Made by Messrs. Bright and Whitthorne, of wm Ta anessee; Boekner, of Missourt; Cotton, of iowa, ani | Scudder, of New Jersey, Th ¢ Farragut Prize Money To Be Paid= Distribution of the Fands. ‘Te © Secretary of the Navgggo-day sent an order tore € Fourth Auditor of > Treasury, requiring that, officer to pay the amounts of prize and bounty mene ¥ due for the capture of New Orieans and the alestri tction ol the enemy's ships, The total amount of prt 2e money proper is $50,000 and $200,000 ad- @itione | bounty for the destruction of the rebel vessela . The number of United States ships-ofwar that 1 0K partim these engagements is forty-four, and the number of officers and inen who will snare in the pe ize awards is between 2,500 ana 9,000. Of the entire amount of the award tne Farragw estate gill ieceive ope-twentieth, or abou $35,000. | One of the causes of the a m = thist distribution swas the considera tien of Qe question ae to what share the division commanders should have, There were three divietons in the fleet, commanded respec- lively by Aduiirais Bailey aod Porter and Fleet Captain Bell, cach of whom wil! be entitled to one- Aftiet of the award as divinienal commanders. All theotier oficers of the Meet will receive their distriputive shares in proportion to tueir respec Mave rates of pay. The secretary of the Navy has endeavored to de toe names of all persons fn his list4 who were borne en the ships’ baoks, or ho wer vetually aboard the shaps doing duty under competent orders during theengagement preceding und at the time of the Oceupation of New Urieans vy the United States dorces. Tue lists include wounded satlors and de- tachments trom other ships and are thought to be absoliite!s correct. It wili require trom six weeks to two mnths for the fourth auditor to get up the @legical list lor this distrivution, Admiral Porter's Condition, Adwiral Porter does not seem as well to-day, and the fears expressed by his physician, as stated heretofore, as to his ultimate recovery, ap- ear Well founfed, From the dry} Di bexstent in Is merely | Deaied over and that the puncture of the stomach | | City of Galveston, 1253 tony, 1s now on, to rep ana paint. hy Feunie Spear hai | dock # to ree | fotlowet by schir Benj P hr AJ Beatley, dev. ir sleeve sleeve & Co. Sehr Jess! & Hawkins, Sehr How Miller, Savannah—Eentley, Clark, Elwood, Wilmington. Overton CToud & heon a on the small seevional w suit of metal, and was 4, i07 tons, recently ashore at rd, Googing, Wilmington, NC ¢, iv Sehr Melvin, Roberts, Newbern, WR Kerr i ; : sehr Mary & Hickman, Robinson, Norio Squire | Sandy Hook, tor exnmination ws, and Bros. she was followed by sclir Ametia (Br), 147 tons, to paint sehr L S Levering, Corson, Philadetphia—Overton & | | Hawkins | botton sehr Iciley Allen, Harvey, Sandy Hook—R P Buck & | Ship Frank Jones, 1153 tons, of Portsmouth, NTI, is on | “Schr Tan 1. Bearse, Boston—Chas Twins, | the targe hata of Pike street, to receive her | Sehr Island City, Harding, Gioucest*r, Mass—Doane & | first suit of y thing. £ | O Weir Harry & Ned, Cattell, New London—H W Jackson Se eh ae eae &oo ons, and brig Shasta, SM tong | “Sehr Lucian, Ball, New Haven—Rackett & Bro. Tremetal. 1 gent tbiha & Hannah, Bowen, New Haven—Fergu- | ‘the entries at the screw docks, foot of {Market street | “Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Foster. Philadelphia—W | have been:—On the large dock, brig Eastern Star, 283 i} ns, f k Yn the Br), 35) tons, ho Oo pater | ARRIVALS. On the mid ‘le does, brig Eva N Johnson, 248 tons, to sirip, caik and paiat; Knickerbocker Ice Co's propeller RETORTED BY. THR HSRALD SYRAM YACHTS. axp | CAMelia, for new wheel and shaft: and brie AdbGnE APH LINE. ) HERALD WHITESTONE TRL (Ger), 2% tons, to strip, calk and remetal; and on the Steainship State of Pennsylvania (Br), Braes, Glaszow | #ma'l dock, propeller Olive Raker, for a new wheel. Ma. via Larne Marel 4, with mise one 63 pas en. | Mr Janes 8 0 n has hadon the marine railway at to Austin, Baldwin & Co. Expe od strony v ‘ Siiy paiva, with hal eas Show, ane wate pusage, | Red Hook barge BP Seymour, for venerat repairs; pro- Mareli 2). lav4) 30, lon 59.5% passed a Gerinan bark show- | peller Coe F Younzs, tor new wheel and slight repairs; ing signal letters QBRV;" 27th, no lat, lon 67, German | sebrs Occan Belie and Emma Heather, for calkine and steamer bound cast, } painting propeller C ) Parker, tor general over team thiopia (Br), Craig, Glaszow March 44 and | hanling. Moviile (5th, with mdse and passen; f> Headerson Messrs P J O'Connell & Co have had on their Erle Bros. Basin sectional docks, brigs DA Smal and Italia, tor Steamship Absaton (Dam), Larehe, Copenhagen Feb 25, | calking and painting: barges Lofa. Frank swift and Wale via Leith Morch 8, with mase to Funch, Kye & Co. | worth ail tor calking: tugs Matt White, ‘or new rudder, Stoamisizp Cuty ot Houston, Deermg, Xow Orie an if A Crawrord tor uew wheel; sebr TA W White, to 21. with mise ond passengers to CH Malte | calk and paint. De rhorn, Sayan 1M with Bteamsinp Leo. Fen 25, Marine Disasters. Hip COLMA—A despatel tthe steamship Comma SI ¢ three blades of her prop: ut into Cer- ros Island, anchoring In a small cove, whence @ boat's erew came to San Vievo, Cal, with the news, Bank Axtoixette (Ger) Maerloop, from Greenock for mdse and passengers to Murray, Ferris & Co. tea 3 with mdse | stip Fanita, Doane, Wainmgton, ¥ F Loritiar rd from. with mdse and | pteamshiy WD, Howard, ¢ passengers to th ship i utta Nov any great extent Brig Joven Axa (Sp), while being moved from Atlan. tic to Guit wharf, at Savannah Mareh 24, collided with an baliast, to Jas W ‘Jan 20, via Tybee 7 day! Bark Harvest Queen, Jansen, Liverpool 35 days, with mdse to © U Marshail & Co. | the pilot hoat Emma A Dickinson, lying at anchor, strike Bark Capella (Nor, Wurschmidt, London Jan 1 and | ing her at the starboard bow, which stove the ‘plank Deal 2th, in ballast, to Tetens & Bockizann. Is an- | Shar, broke ruil tn two places, started breu-t hook and chored at Sandy Hook tor orders. | did other damage, amounting in ail to about $300. Bark Seocadia (Ger), Wenke, Bremen 87 days, with | Buia Bonus (Bri, from Baltimore wenas, which mdse to HW Buetjer & Co, Came the southern p | arrived at Fortress Nonroe 27Ui inst iewking, proceeded and had strong westerly gales; 20 date, lat 45, to Norfolk 24th for repairs. passer two large icebergs, | will ¢ with empty barrels 5 & CO. March 4, on the Banks, passed through a large qnantity of dritt ice Waren (Br). rom Rio Jan Bark Rhea (Ger), Brodie, Rotterdam 3 days, in bal Fortress Monroe 27th, wag struck Iv. lightning to © Tobias & Co. Came the iiddle pussage am{ had fine nd carried away maintopgeltantinast and weatiler. are ia i‘ | taveail trom rigging in several places, Bark V K Welden, Colson, Matanzas 28days,with sugar | sen © Marturws, Lunt, of Bano chars | tod E Ward & Co, March 8 took a gale from NW: th, | in Bos on cargo of coal, has been cl ted } hove to under lower maintopsail and main spencer: Ith’ | stone at Lane's Cove for Sew York. Ineo inte. shat | lat 36 lon 74, shipped a heavy sea, ¢ way ton Wednesday morn ng lust to load, a sloop lay | and everything ble about de stove bulwarks | across the entrance, and Captain Lunt, ladving there and sturted pl rom starbodrd side of house: got | was room enough to Ko between her and the stone pier, | board and canvas end stooped up the hole mate the atiernpt; but s not, and rather thar filling with water. gale still continuing unul th | collide with the Soop red his schooner and she 12 PM found t sprang and struck with great force against the pier, saving th waist, b heavily ¢ wales and Fail to sueh at exiont that it will take sone free: sqtiared away veiore the wind tyr, lume to make the necessary repairs, Accordingly he getting asfar south as Int 22, lon 6430, the weather | started for Newburyport on ‘Thireday morning, arriving moderated: fshed toremast and found the vessel not | there in the afternoon, and he will endeavor to have the Making so wiih waior : kent away ior Now York _ | schooner repaired there Brig Martimqua ‘6: (A p igh “ St Pierre, Mart, 17 Semk Prep tyner, Terrill, from New Bedford tor New ney of AT a | urrived at Newport 2i'h, with step of loremast panan Sdayaiwith weiado to Matt . Jibboom broken off and jibstay parted. & Hawkins rte esse) to OF selir John J Moore (of Orient), Franklin, Cienfuegos 4 | March 25, lost toremast, lead of topmast, two gafltop- ya with suger and molasses to Brogiere & Aviles; | sails jib and part of rigzine sel ty Bentley, Gildersioeve & Co. | aven Mononansett, Smith, at New Bedford 27th, mma, wuptill, Jacksonville 19 days, withlum- | pom “Kdgarwown, reports ut nie t the east end of ber to master, me a iS idl 4) | Lore Shoal, beig Melrose, ot and for Boston, trom West Sehr Enchantre hillips. Savanna 7 days, with | inmes, loaded with molisses, Her anchors were oul, luiaber to order: vedsel to Bvang Bail & Co, «| andettapoediaaphaneste would hare tectes out Schr Thos Van Gilder, Van Gi@er, Wilmington, Nt " body. Willis & ., New York, which pot into h 26h inst tor re- puesteraus. ot | rapton). binson. Cor | pairs. beeiween the Wth and ot February expert | omabe Dec # via Alleppo &6 days with mdve tod WEL | enced vioient gales, the wind blowing n pertect Hier Well £Co., Passed the Cape ot Good Hope Jon 27, St | cane: losin man overboard and had to cor away the Burk John Campbell, (ot Digby, NS), Hawking Liver. | fills te right the ship. The vessel is leaking somewhat, : a " Kate Catuerixy Monn (Pr), Dunn, from, Anx Cayes Bark Jenny (Ger), Grote, Bremen 41 days, with mdse : : , Ans Cayos | to F Setowoon. March 10, lat #1, Ton 96, passed an iceberg. | for Boston izartown 26th, expericnced heavy gales Bark Mary Ramies, Hainbarg 45 davs, | iy nd was short of provi Sent AJ Fapexs, Anderson. from Boston, at Savannah | | | i} AY, MARCH 29, 1874—QUINTUPLE SHEET. being destroved ant the seeom? mate oniured. The can was Piiad vith weter, and all the stores, except al provisions, de oyed. The capmra ‘Corti and crew ot sehr Terkel J Merritt, hetore reported alter are sk swie The exry ported wre Newbary port, a ALe@aNDela, Maret hoon her way to this city wh wi af the hat nvast carried a cour sies 4 GM Geifin, foment works carrie! away while on her wa u y ‘M in with capsized of Cape May, 70 (ont) of sehr Crescent Lode, before re eked near Rockpo t way tor Capt S Varina, wos parily insured ~the sehr Trusty, Capt Reed, yesterday, was collided schooner In tow 0° the acher Lowsprit and all her Capt Charles Guy's scr, up the iver yesterday, haa wer main hy the wind. tree and MisceVaneous. Purser Samuct & Kinoier, of tno steamship State of Penneybvania, frem Glascow, will accept our thanks for SOAR TYPHEN Morcas, of Jersey City, 259 tons, Duilt at Noank Ob ia ts6d Enxkerbocker & Tyanton tn trade, Glave mand Sour A pueest WKN we Lrriae Pre 88, and torn for 314 900 can, om, aoa will be continued In the general coas/ing 4 Capt Hewara Bolan: YM Lewes, of KR, 7.4 has teen -old through Messrs WP “oo sainvel and Edwin Walker, of She will Dereatior hail irom ) ¥4.49 tons, hulls in Past Maven Comn in the rretehting busiuess ro hes been sela to M aN ter mad othe rt e will he he Now York irefgb'ine irate, under com 1 Lousy be. tons. built tn 5 Perkins Bros New Bed Inas bee tons, of Dennis, now at foré, bax been sou to. 8 Tarbox and others, of West port, Me, Sevenel port hits | tie Pur ree W 1 Dladisen, Cong, ln 1885, a t Pombro! BIKINIS soon hase a San asted Masser bul sel ar the sho yirame was prepared by Hi the past on the weed laid w the ola yard of ! be ab ut 20 tons 0 Turner, Messrs Rideout & Merrow, of Bows srendid bark o jor to none in the + iate. rp At Buckspart & Coy 9 Sanasied sesooner of 310 tons, om, ing a be mnt ely d the Magrie Abbott Georze W Abbott of Pucks; ort, she trate. ‘ rely Quin n fi ner, 0) view ‘om the sard of Harty Bros, Newburyport, Maren Annie G Qui Neverly nis MeGrath, and is 10 be engeged in the Georges brig Haze, tire of Providence, naw ty H Porinton mat the or - ‘be Hwas Gui in 's 255 tons. Me, Mr Aa one? reddy to lune! Frost will nh ne of a pobe to, Tarbor De tut hiserew the wow rhe timber 1 to be fir ementsean bet rd. ‘The cessed i ed for Capt Nathaniel r weeks. S800 4s arrant mene ia & M py atid is inten ham, are build. pleted it wath #5) nv; When let inst, from the yard of owned by the binders, Cu pt who wit coumand lier) and ofhers, isintended torthe South American 4, u er. 1 Otens burthen, built for Wm She isto be commanded by ( From the yard of Cant Ambrose Pierce, in Westport, Me, 20.0 suet, sioop Merinda Beal, ot ¢ No Island, enrra: vn Aprit ALTRRATION OF TIM FOR FIRING TH Notice 4 hereby given thot the North Stack tio yh ther “once kews were a wilt, at the continuance o: fog once in every 15 minutes, By order. ‘Trinity House, London, March 12.1873, ENTPAY: Notige is he-eby g the southward irom The E ler Fearon can huoy. ‘Ibe Any the Souih Trinity House, London, March 12, 1874, Rark Taco /Fr), Lobentanger. from Bordeaux for San n 18, off me: Diviins, from New York for Cardenas, Marcu 22, lat 56, lon 74 30. Fretviseo, Sehr s 8 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. Mer hants. sulpping agents and ship captains are in- thal by telegriphing to’ the Hexaro Lonton forine | i nreau, No 4) Fleet stree ures from European ports, and other ports abroail, of American and all foreign vessels ‘rating with the United rgetown. Notice to Mariners. or eight days bewlen te Bd t, both days inclusive, Wi re r th crus Tow Water spring i sn ii tle to th , firdier buoy to the Frince’s Channel hight rode hitd ve te given that the steam fog whistle at Partridge St John NB), harbor will not be in and goth of FOG SIGNAL GUN NEAR HOLY TEA ‘ignal gun, firea in iowsy hour, exe pt when the mall and thenevery quarter of nn © tinst, he discharged throughout mich his mitherto bes ry halt-h ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary. THAMES — PRIVC ven that a spit having extended to Hirdier Sand, between the Gird- ‘ince’. & pre! hoot vesel,a black irdier, has been pia ed in 3% Hes, wath he Prince's Ghen- on S five cables distant, also tive cables distant souchward of the ine trom Eby NW OBIN ALLEN, Secretary. Spoken. pe Horn, SHAAN the arrivals at ani deparie States, lie same will be cabled to this country free of charge and publisued. GUS CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, sso TELEGRAM TO THF NEW YORK HERALD. Ship Casida Resumes Her Voyage—Ship St Mark to Discharge for Repairs—More Cotton Saved from Ship Charles A Far= well—Arrivals and Departures. ‘The ship Casilda,, from New York | arrived at Cadiz Jan 1 leavy, bas complet d her repairs, | and sailed yesier ay for her destinario SHIP ST MARK ORDERED TO DIsCn ak: Ship St Mork, from san ¥rancisoo for Liverpool. which put into Cadiz leaking and with pumps choked, will dis- for survey and repairs AL CARGO SAVED FROM SHTP CHAS A FAR cha ge ADDITION ‘Ten hundred and fifty-six bales of cotton have been Janied av Eisivore trem the ship Chas A farwell, which | island of Anbolt while on a voyage trom | Savannah tor Reval. stranded on th Arr Prisco, New Yor Ari Small, Sew Arrived at Gi Skant heim, Loboy. Arrived at Silloth Mareh 27, brig Wanderer (Br), Heth- ed at Liverpool March 2%, ship China, Fernald } San Francisco; bark Minnie Ca: at London March 27, br! bre, New York: 28th, ship Tybu: Arrived at Glasgow Mareh 2 ie. ved at Moville March 23, steamsnip Anzlia (Bn, rs tor Glasgow. imsby March 27, ship Elphinstone (Swe) . Pensacola Arrived at Leith March 2/7, ba erington, Darien, Arrive San Francisco Dubrovacki lien), Giesec Ar Goaifieet, Philadelphia. Arrived at Havre March 27, bark St Paull (ir), +d ham. Savannah. Arrive:t at Santa Cruz (Teneriffe) March 1, schr Snn- ts, New York. Arrived at Marseil'es March —, bark Napoleon (Nor), | Christoy hersen, Pensacola, Arrived at Bahia (sy wlegraph from Lisbon), brig An- | Hatch, New York; schr Avon (Br), King, beam Ti’ nie Gardn do. Arrived at Pernambdneo (by telecraph trom Lisbon), bark May Queen, Connolly. Paltimore. Salted from Liverpool March 2, ship Livingstone (Br), Crosby, United states Satted from Deal March 27, Marietta (from London), New York. sailed from Bremen March 26, bark Palermo (br), Purdy, New Yo Sailed trom Navre March 27, ship Three Brothers, w York. Sailed from Helvoet March 27, barks Parwell (Ger), Neumann, amd Fortuna (Ger), Jantzen, New York; A C Meyer (Ger), Forbroat, do; HA Waiter (Ger), Waas, do; er), Lentseh, do. Sailed trom Cadiz Mureh 27, ship Casilda, Dunham (from New York, having repaired), Liverpool. Comming, 9 F Mann ¢ The possibility of a new issue af inconvertibie paper I regard with amazement and anriety, and, in my Judginent, such an issue would be a detri- ment and a shame.—CUARLES SUMNER. Asrixwait, March 24—Arrived, steamship Henry Olauneey, Urey, New York. railes March <3, steam hins Acaputco, Van Sice, New York; 25h, City of saatemala, Hild: a Annove, PR. Mar port brig Emeline (Br), Crowell, or New York in 5 iays Horses Ayaes, Feb d~sailed, Pawasnick, Must d, Bar- | aytipx, March 12 | arrived from do, arrived from 10s on, fon, for baraco; Chex run cos Bunker, tor r from Shangha sind, u HAVANA, (irom New Gri } da Br), Dar MARACAIRO, Feb 2 rine Grom Phtladelphia Mare 2 Liv kkvoor for New York, ready. Maraszas, March 2—In port bark Eliza White, Wotton, for Boston in a few Para, March $—voing ! at Queenstown March 27, borks Eta (Br), Guy, « (Ans), Goxga, ke, rhs. Foreign Ports. re Mar vorward (Br, Whyte, tor Pordand, 0; Tuck reh 2—Sail an- | from Rio Janeiro, % with naval siovesio BD Huriburt & Co. tainty ot when ould gether anchors | sehr Sarah Quinn, Lee, Vi ‘i oad to Thos G | i ies il tell cali omnis thea cacti | Captain Willard Cousens, master of the sche General 7 7 Q 1 rom Fognandina, & ) arrived at Ba | The steaiwshin Herman (Ger), which arrived 27th, | nudes Feb 7, witha cargo of tard. pine lumber, thera brings 166 passengers and reporis:—HLad strona westerly Tdeath on the 16th ult, The vessel was xeudding ine ugnout the passaue. On Marcit 21, 22 zhand | hortiwestaole. At gidnight the captain came on deck © gales trom W NW. with tremendous | and at 2 o'elock AM & ueavy seu came over ihe sterd aod iat 41 Jon 66 Si, paveed hark Germania | jet on the deck and hows. Capiiin Cousens was stanide Ger), trom Bremen for Philadelphia. | ing in the after compunionway.and eaw ihe seo coming, bark Balder (Awe), which arriveg 27th, re- | and whe oO get below, aii had just got to the foot of the ~Ctyne the southern paw and had’ fine | steps when it strack the vease), crushing in the after part weather td March Y took m heavy gate from NW. | of the house. driving it ino the cabin and the tinbers lasting two ways: Peb 2, lat $208, lon 24 6), spake bark and plank struck him im the head and back, jodictng such seartil injurice that bie death must have teen. ine stantanepus. Caplin Consens belonged at Fort Fair: ail dhe schooner was badly damaged, the wheal Alliance (Nor, Irom Antwerp for New York; March 7, lat 22.40, lon Ol, bark iigivetia (Nor), trom Dunkirk tor Baw Yorke Ps Austin, Pr san Fra Bulger, Boston, Rio Janeino, Pensac 14th DG Fleming, iugg, Caccnita, Aicciy Kooineca, Brashear City; Atadka, Thorndike, , > ew York. sabi cand . VPribsg PROVIDENCE, March 2i—Arrived, schrs J Albert Sailea Fer it, Hallete Nandeel Smith, Patterson, Virginia; Pencedale, Caswell, do; Noyew, i aad Whampos, eS Modesty, Weaver, Baltimore; Herschel, Chambers do YD porvreb de chipa at and Cast "i | Joseph’ Hay, Batler, Philadelphia; West Wind. rary for Non 1 Coatoe. Cine Ii, ait kuhetpaa ie’ | doy Lottie A’ Beard, Perry, do; Ell Townsend, Sichols for Sew ¥ te Ganton, tang Ii, and Alhambra (Br | Woe Gunmsont dames. i Young, Seeelmany Hoboken Lor jet; Mas sehikow, . rot 1 owns: : Non Nort Lyon, do. ghd; Scotlind, Glidden, trom sen Francisco; Adele, | 44fvis, New York; sloop North Amectta, ton, do. Japham, trom buochow, arrived Fen 4, Sailed—Schrs Nellie M Snow, Skow, Virginia; Duey iscarony: Siarch 3 In port ship Argo, for Boston. We. ee gt Rg York “John B Hurst, Cook, ds Aces, March 20-—agyived previous, bark Palestine 4 , y ; Florida, Jordan, do; Pointer, (Br). Feed, Kio, Jancire. Fier ey ey oe ter Vergreen, lurner, da; Srdongs, N, ton, Boston (6 dg a TS NS, Thomas and New York. A, March 2l—Arriv S00. av Priner, Feb 26—In port, schr Elta Leb Ayn’ March Bisageived, spip Royal Charter J on, Feb 12—{n port ship Midnight Morford & irubee, Siaith, St March 2%—Airived, schr Eva Adell, Ei Loxpon, March 28 is7#, tor Liverpool, which 1B FOR REPAIR: WELL. ARRIVA vill (Br), Moyter, Gal- Camtoos (Pr), Dod- do. (ital, a (Br), Stephen | . bark Genitori R Neptune (Ger), Wil- | | | cilia (we), Hook, Charleston; Sesti New Yor! har}: ston. 2oth, brig Hebe | ‘ed at Antwerp March 27, bark Providence (Br), | Reimeer, Gra. | | Jutia & Martha, Hopps, Pail River for'do; Naiad Queen, SAILING Smith, Somerset tor do: sarah W Blake.” Briggs, Ports: gee ‘s mouth for Haverstraw; Emma Gregory, Thorndike, 1 12—In port, brig Elsey, Howes, thy sehrs surah A Reed, Reed, hott 1S days pasmige; Esl, Wes: | ays, cli 18—In port, bark David Chapin, Rendrick, for San Franeiseo; bark’ sing (Bri, | rived ath, ed, stenmships Yazoo, Barret | elph 27th, Juniata, Catha- | u ved previoi New Orleans, jin port schr Abby Wasson, Gray, , ht *, steamship Lin- in, steamship Merrimack, We Balia and Peruambuco tor st | | via steamship Constitution, Frances, | Richo 17—Sailed u Thomas; nifieent, Charles W Bentley er, New Sediord for do; SP | Chartre, Trefethan. ‘Vunton tor do; MB Mahoney, | hephort, Rockpor’ for doz WD By Pitcher, Thomaston for Virginia, James sh, Barker: ‘New Rest. lus. Halleck, and Tita de Chase, Providence for | New York: "Unison, Hurst, do fordo, via Dateh. island; Howard. Provitence for’ Huntinzion; Veto, | Weehawken; Ma pias hrs, (tr), Pepbias, New York; barks Francis Rournouf (Br) Durkee, aud aeth ourne Er, seatt, Lewes, bel. Cleared ib, Lark J T Smith, Potfer, Cacdenas. American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, March 27—Pased up, sehrs Marla Pierson, Jutiea Nelsou, American Fact, Shek wah, Coben. Saule@—teamehip ohn Gidsor Passed New York. down, sshr Virginia Dare. KOSTON, March 2—Arrived barks August (Ger), Obr- lof, Smyrna; KA Allen, Tarr, New Orleans; brigs Hactie Paton, Fook,: Qentuezos; Model (Br), English, doy i Walsh’ utr), Dedge, |: umacoa. Olenved—Stenmers ¥iay, Foster, Charteston: Norman, Nickerson, Philade'ph a; Neptune, Berry, New York} ah'ip Western (Mei cin, i'l, London: bras Planet (Br), Hoyt, Miragoane: Novelty, Hnvencr, Cordenas: Clara Toure, Henrahen, Mayagnes: schrs Frank A Mazee, Young, dacksonvile: <i Phitins, Baker, Balimores Nickerson, Philadelyliin, bay Stete, Bulk: John “u-maa, Adams, Brooklyn via Fonnie, Eider, Rich, do viade; Boston, Jones, do via Prreon Cov Saitd-—Steamers Marathon, Flag, Norman and Johns pkins.org Yianet. ” BNL TWO FE. Maren 27—Cloare?, bark Garibaldd ditab. fos o not Olivari, Cork or Ralmouth, schr Howard Willams Wainwright, Hoboken. egihha 2Sh— Arrived. sb anier fohn W Garrett, New York, Cle rod teamer | Lebeth, New York. BRUNSWICK, Ga, Maret 2l—sailed, sche Anna © Bab- cock, Tee. Washington, DC. 2%, ba indi Stewor stinehtied, Hayth, aches Tizzie’ lever, River: Pant & /hampson, tavtor, Dore! ester, th port 284, bark Koonhande! (Mer), Vise ldg: sehrs kinma © Ia! ene Morvapet, Clark, for Che J. doz, daseph Geilin, for Stn en Island, do: Andrew Nebinver, § New York, do; Matthew Kinney, Barter, ior Fort: Vomtin’ for Ba L Wis TBAY, March %7—In port schirs Nile, Meteait, &a- New York; Wi iiam Carr Vichols, Pucaspert for to: Inv & Ana, Cook, st Geore tor da: Marin Hat Hines, Westhort ido: Cherub, Fletchers Mary mel. Smanid § Rogers, smal, Kare Cibt Hens, ont ROM Preotengs, Brown, Rath Newton! fermons, Calis for Gehmond, Vo Aatian, Rockland tor Phiavetyhiay John James, Wrighi, Cainden tor Phitade tr hin HATH Mareh °5—Arrives, sebrs Olives Jameson, Jame. son, Baltimore: Czar, Hammond, New York. 2t—crived. sobre Mury E Rankin, Filter, Galves: ton, Tien V Watts, Watts, Savannah; Poul 2 Keller, Kine. Phy adetphia, 27h aed. aehrs James HW Deruty, Meehan, New York: Reb-evn Florence, Richards, Cuba; Joh. T Man- son, Monson Neral y 24--Sailed, sehr Addie Murchie, C. BEVERLY, Mare Meteait, Wim ogten . RRIDGEPORT, March %7—Arrivel, sche Phebe E'iza- Lem. Manes Rroot iva CHARLEST Weodhnni, Peary fi nore: Pha. Meare. Fooks, fan Sonn, Phi'atelphia Ann Dole, Bunce, Georgetown, SC; 88 Mick more, Barer. Brunswick, Ga. a-—Barks Copied (Pr, Grant, Liversool; GH de sebrs Nellie, Sew Vork Clea Canarias @p) Parcia, Canary Isiands; brig San Antonia (Sp), Darel, Barcelona, schre Cynthia Jane, Gardiner, South Amboy: Vivawa, Fort Jonson; LA Volos Mosit en, Hoboken, balld—ehrs Wm vutler, Knowles, Virginia , J HM Huds dell, Siarp, Philadelphia; Win ben ent, Wirging, dos & G Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Haverstraw: uskes, | Me MMvilley NOs Win N oester, Egbert, New. Yor! Sbtopehire, do; Abiga'l Haynes Smith, doy {laynes, smith, doy Wetew Mar, Ward, doy Crbanmay Ale PAWTUCKET, March z7—Arrived, schrs Godddeniy Kelly, Port Johnson. Also arrived z7th, chr James H Young, Steelmamty ine ik Bopeket hi x York. satled—Schy Anthony Burton, Jolin eank es RICHMOND. Maren 9mm arrived, sche’ Prank G Bom fae, City Points J D Wiliams,’ Pearce, Wood's Holey 3 M voiiled<Sehr Kate & Luella, Bonsall, Providence via y York. ROCKPORT, Me, March 17-4 heat! F Porters Anderson, Horton. to load ior Bimota bat, PBN any thropist, Ryder, Camden, to load for Charleston; 2 Willie 'Luee, Spear, and Prank & Emily, Mc RAiled Both, sehra_ J Whiten nitad sailed h, sehrs J Yhitehouse, Farnham, Phi ie pha; Leading Star, Waliace, Bath; Uist. i PF Porte! Anderson, Philadelptaa: 221. Thomas R Pillsbury Pitcher, Charloston Bf nthropist, Ryder, do. ROCK Li! " 2B New York: M a h 2d—Arrived, schts ¢ Cobb, Ame Helen M Condon, Metarty, Georzetown ¢ ork; Vleet Win fail, Lurvey, Butlla River; Manel w York. hye Enzhsh, Crowell, New York; 220% y York: Wm Rice, Pressey, do. Heralds, Hall, a ord. loz Sie, dewalt, doz Van: Via, Atl Clarkson, slo: Adrian, itunt, d well Haskell. Now ¥ork: Pillsbury new), Piteher, A's saniod 233, schr D'S Siner, Muntley, New York, 2oth—Arrived, scur N A Farwell, Farnham, Satilad River, Al rived Shih. Drie MO Uaskell, Lord, Dix Islandg H Crowley, Crowley, New York, selr Jl b FRANCIS Baltimore, . cared—Hiark J W Seaver, Reoney, Pelropamlert sehrs Lovely. (T#h), Manyies, Tabitl; JD Sanborn, ¥: ropauisi i. fi Sthip shirley, Mathews sehe Johw Bright, Oiark, Petropaulssi. SAV (NNAT, siren os Arrived, bark Fatry Bello {Bry en . Mo Tineiro ‘and’ <atied tor St Morya y schrs Bt Crocker, (roa Jamaica AJ Fatens, Andersong stophersen, Bo-ton ( Disusiers) 8 i cinto, Hazard, New. York¢ Sailed—Steamshaps San Wroming, Teal, Vinladelpuin: bitks Delta (1), Brawng. Moreh %—Arrived, ship St Lucie, Tacoma; rool: Motence Ciioman 2m, Farr, do: Fiorelag Port Royul, SC, Maria. Br), Porter, my Sas vannih (Br), O'N@!t a brs Maggie Muivey, Henderson Boston; Four Siste Bickmore, Taumaston, — Jobe Wentworth, Kent, Bucksport: © ¢ Filmer,’ Corsong Georgetown; Horace M Hand. Baltimors fj schiy aR ireemangy LG kawards, Soringer, Pha ‘elphiag Pw aie Bid he Jey Fourth, Wood, and Win Piiuaty y Pendleton, Port 5 ailed—“chrs Kawa Weave’, Weaver, tadetph Brooklyn, SY, via Lanesyi le, SOMERSET, Murch 2+~Arrived, schr Sarah Purvigh rds, Ireland, and Mary; George Savage, Nyeg) wsllea ho March 2—Arrived, sehr WN Page, Hilyard, | rise. Port Jolinson wy : “eC "% 24th— Arrived, schr Alida, Brown, Tort Johnson, Cleared “id, sehr Caroline Grant, Boptts yt Pah “4 see Ratled-—Sehr Wn M Wilson, Brown, New Yi DENNIS, Mirch 2— Arrived, sehr J. ter. Gaiveston about # days, having boca blown off the cons" In the ate NW gales, 2 WIGHTON, March 25—Saited, sehr Tillie E, Heath, New York. EDGARTOWN, Mareh 6—Arrive in, Aux Caves tor Rostoti. MONRO’ March 2-—Arrived, brig Rose: bud Br, Pleace. “an os tor orders ourrived, brig Henry Trowbridge, Hinekiey, Ma more, i Ks India (tab, Carto, trom Prnktrk : M 4 Conn (8r), Cann, from Livernoot: Rachel, trom Cubs: brig Pi ac (Br), trom Demeraro—ail tor Balde more. also two Itahan bark~ and a schooner. ailed—Br ¢ Aotus (Pr, Stein (from Baitimore for Car- dens), Norfol’s for repairs Posse out—Barks Magsie Horton, for Genoa; Mary Evans, tor Dahlin, FALL RIV. March 25—'rrives, mre, Weehawken; schrs Th nel H Trons, Hubbard, Phi ade! + Neweastie, Fel; Fanvie Warner, ehawkens Allen Brown, Rader; Kite geowell, ant Caroline. Grant OVC USTER, Mare’ 26—arvivel, sehrs Jenn'e How- ard Knieht. Georgetown ‘or Rostons J Pleree. Nieke con, Por'lind for New York: Carrie Jones. Ca ker, Kock: land for do; Venitin, Alien, do tor do. Mary 1. Varney, En-tman. Bath for do; Mary E Gage, Chuven, New York for KEY T. March %—Arrives, steam hip State of Tox a, Roger. New York for Galveston MILLBRIDGHK, March 27—Arrived, brig Recky Glen, Higy ns, Boston. NEW ORLEANS, March 28—Cleared, steamships Crawierd, and Misissipri. Qui George Cromweil, New York. shins Strathearn (Br, Jarman Liverpool: California (Rus), Lendelin, Mavre; barks Daniel Draper (ish, PBattune, Genoa; Marie (Nor). Kole, Havre; Rome, Otis. Crenstads Arnved at the Passes 23h. steamshins New Orleans, Mann and City ot Dailas, Hines, Sew York; State of Joulstana (Bn, Blewart, Livery ool; bark Hortense, rem a brig Catherine Mor- Passed in— brig Matilda, s Rondon, Allen, iy; American age, Dickeron! | & Mary, | ~Steamstip Vangura, On the bar at Southwest Pass, steamehin Vandalia, for anbarg: at Pass’a POutre, stearsiip Jamaican (Br), for Liverpool. NEWRURY PORT, March °—Arriy Aten, Hoboken: HN J, sehrs \ F Baillie, Waller, Miller, Philndelnhia, 2orh-—Arrive'!, sebrs Florence Nowell, Fenuinore, and L B Wing, Boies Philadephia EW BEDFORD, March 26—Arrived, schr Benj Eng- lish, Chase. Marion tor New Vor Aico arrived 26th. achrs Louisa Francis, Kelly, and La- wartine, Kutler, Marion for Sew York. 1 ar Hattie J iL ig Oce Sound, fateluhias ‘Wade, id, Georgetown, oD, Haul, Charleston? WW Brainard, Fitch: Quic Hutenin: gon, Dolphin. Farrell: Porto itico, Wearworth; J B Woodra, Haskell: Whit on, Ware Foam, Miliket , Free Wint, Frisbee, Geo Hotchkis». Doyle: Goklen | Kelly; David G Frova. Cifford; Maria Luat, | pra, Kendal), and & Che: ter, New York. ORT, Mor h 25. PM—Arrived. sours Sarah A Roire, Somers, Phra tel Fred Tyler. Verrill, New Redrord tor New York; Let ie | inweod, Robvins Provi- | en r Virginia; Snecess, Richards, do, | Win I! owe, Whitiemor Kk; | son. Grogan, Bristo! ‘or graham, | Abby Oakes, Bullock, New d' tor do Mary Susan, Snow, Ree sind for do (end al sale 177ty. Frowle, nth for 26th) AM—Arrived, schirs Stuope. (Br), denna’ ter New York; Bell, Thomas, Plyn (and beth gai ed 27 lot —Se ‘& Mary, Cozswell, New York tor River having repaired ‘hain ail ih, Pot—Arrived, schrs Mad Anthony, Rothar, Mrver- Nicola, Randall. rom Maching vor orders: \t- Burton, Pay New York for Moston (and sailed 27th: Nodskins, Bernard, Portiand tor Virginty ; Kit Car Foster: W'B hopdus, Beruard; Alice P'H gen Finback, Ohvcr; Beni Otiver, Freeman, and John M. Ball, Cahioo and Marla Weoster. Freemon, leet Somers, Lee. do tor New York: Nejtie M Providence for Virini: Daniel M-Phee, vieh ov do; LO Wells, Wels: WA Keron Hassell, ant Hudson, Rees Brazos. Bryant. Fall River to-do; Rs Dean, acomber, Taunton for do: Tillie ®, Heath, Dighton Nada’. Choeney, Bekast tor Wilmington, Del (ani sailed 27h.) 2th, AM—No arrivals, Baile l— chrs Samuel L Crocker, Thi pston jor do: Matehiess Har ling, for do: Soha now, Snow, Aridze, Hart rel, Kelley pviteace fo al her, Warren for New Yo Broen, Ausiin. Providence tor do. Ako 8: irs Fiore A Neweomh, Harding, alem | for Vi ; Annie M Nash, Nickerson, Providence for | 24 Ksquimaus, Bricze, Bristol tor Now York: 8 K Lane, | Fuller, Yarmouth fordo: Paila ium, ity. nd Chit! fan, Grant, Fall River for do: Aece tor dos Damon, Johnsen, Caméron, Rock- uiervoort, 1, nd CY Kelly, Providence tor do: 0 L’ Stucvis, Mills, New Bet? | ford “for Nortolk: Jia A’ Herkie, Sinith, Boston | for Wachington, C; Avan Walker, Somerset for New York; Nnantic| Morris, vn Jolin L Lincoln, Taun- ton tor Cos Jam r, Kelley, Fall River for doy Watts, Thomaston or Viezinia Asosailed, sehes Arthur Burton, Mrohock, Port John- son tor Salem repairing matneiil: Bred Fish, Davis, Rockport inna: Snow Bird (ir), Cripps, StJohn, Nib; m, Phibrook, New Yor'e, Louis ‘ash, | Tew s,do.; Oliver Dver, Ya tker, Saco, Me, tor Pluladelvbias Henry Adele bert,’ Mendy,’ Wiseasse? ior Washington, UC: Canur Nart, Pail River vor New York; Harry ‘Perey, Perey. Somerset for do © Mavens Uailoek. Providence for Greenport: Entire, Kinnear? WA Morreil, Reiley and Pearl, Gol bwaite, do tor New York: Mary A. Hare mon, Mahimen, do for. Philadepnias x6 8 Paige, *| Young, do vor Greenvort: Horizon, Lee sot for New York; HM Rigley, Anderson, do’ for do; Jonn W Bell, Vierce, Taunton jor do; Bunte hb hton tor do} Casino, do; Georse B Markl Rockland for New York Ml Belle, Woodman, do for Noriolk: Frederick Fish, Davis, Rockport for savannah: James Bhisa, Hatch, Belfast for do; Kate Foster, Haradin, Por'land tor 3aituhore; Kate Mitehell, Perey, Bath tor City Point, Va; Maracaibo, Dobin, Portland tor New York; Janet Newion Stover, Bath for do: Mahaska Blake, Portland tor Philadelphia: Granees, Powroy, Fall River’ for New York: Sicanor, Hogan, Warren for do: Emma, White, Portsmouth, Ri, tor do; Brandywine, Fengar and 8 JD uncan, Mackey, Providence tor do: Jan, Murphy, Fall River for do: Gen Howard, Waite, Fall River toro; J M Freeman, Eldridge, Prov: idence for ds; sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, do tordo, ARFAGANSENY, Mareb 26—in Duteh tstand Harbor 35th. sche Dexter Clark, from New Bediord tor New ‘or )RWION, March %—Arrived, sehr Btta E Sylvester, ruinia, Saited—Schr FE. Flower, New York. 27th—Arrivea, sehr Maty Miller, Philadeiphia, Sale !—selirs & Munyan, New York; RH Daly, do. NEW LONDO S—Arrived, sclirs Gamecock, Hoboken tor Norwich. vorile, Hoboken for Nurwichs : Wim Johison, Cold pring, Sailed—sehrs Rillow, and MJ Wedmore, New York; Baxter, and sharpsiic 0. NEW HAVES, Narch 2:—Artived, brig Georre, Brown, 2h—. dy sehrs Watenful. do for Provide Ponce, PR: sctirs Bonnie Belle, Pride, Arroyo; Tana: hauwer, Rover, Juck-onvitigs aout Alten, Baltimore: Belle, Simpson, Hoboken; Kate McLea, Wells, Soutn Amboy. Cleared—Schre Ela M Pennell, Mitchell, and WF Green, Tracy, New York. PORT SLAKELY, March %—Sniled, bark Columbia, Mayhew, Melbourn PORT GAMBLE, March 20—Arrived, brig Deacon, rt fownsenst, Reed, Shanchai vi PUILADELVHIA, March 26—Arrived, steamer Cent. pear, Hand, Boston. Cleared—Sehir Z Sivelman, Price, Havan 27th—Arrived, steamship’ North Point, Foley, New York; steamer’ Vulean, Wilcox, Harttord; bark’ Fran- cleco sanauinete (tal, olscesse, Hull Cleared—steamships Hunter, Sherman, Prov Homan, Crowetl, Boston; Mary, Crocker, Prov barks Vorcuna (Ger), Zimmerman, Copenhagen dayne, Nawkins, Rotrerdaim ; brigs doha W show, Ulens 6, sinall, Cardena Munroe, Hall Alice B, Bassett, Boston; rison. Blackman, New Bedsord: If Stminons, Fall Ri er: Reading K i No. 60, Williams, » J Russell, bidgidve, Rockport. Lewes, Del, March 28, AM—Arrived Inst evening, bark mpire. from Barrow, £, in ballast, A Norwegian bark arrived this morning.’ ehip Hasselman as belore. FORTLAND, March 2——arrived, bark (not, brig), Plo- ence Peters, Branseoinb, Matanzas: schrs Casco Lodge, An FA Mike, Paiterson, New York, fed—sehr Rescue, Kelly, New York, 7th—Arrived, briv Ligaie M Merrill, Dockendorf, Bos- ton, to load tor Galveston. Clearod~ Bark ila, Ohvor, Buenos Ayres; sehr Lizate Milis, Armstrong New York POIESMOUTH, NH, Mareh 26—Arrived, sehrs Samuel Hart, Holbrook, ‘and’ Everglade, Shaw, | Port Jounson; Ish, Jr, Vane clus, May W F Gar- le: bu YDOF, ‘doi e. doy }, Hower a Witvon, doy F liven, do, Rogers. Philadetnhta: | Maria | Bosto Be 2th—Arrived, sehrs Chas’ P Stickney, Mathis, Philae delphias WC At r, Pe ty, Roboken, . Sailed—Sctirs E & J Oakly, Newman, and Hewry Coleg Chadwick, New York. h 2—Arnived, schr Progress, Vath SPONINGTON, Mare Valkenburg, New York, ‘viled—Schirs Samuel Ricker, Ricker: Dreadnaught Saunders, and Neptune, C ark, New York. 2ith--Arrived, sctir Koon, NeKowan, Jacksonville. Sailed—Brig Alexander Wiitains (irom Mayagaez) New Haven, VINGYARD HAVEN, March %—Arrived, brig Saral Malt Gir), Ghent br Boston; achra@ W Locke an PM. Whéa o: ken tor do: John W Rumsey. Wee. hawken tor do: i Mardy and ER Ewerson, Bostortt for saltimore; Trade Wind, dy tor Georgetown, DOY Roxana, do for New Vork; Jas Marten, do for! Piiiadelphia:” Addie Blaisdell, ath for City Pointy Addie Marche), Beverly tor Wiliwington, N Passed by—Nehrs Adeline Fiwood, ‘rom Galveston fot, ker, Boston tor Piiladelph Bonny ‘nmond,! in; Wm A Cr do for New York: FON Odione, do tor Ki 1, hound east Laura Robinson, from Lautes Cove, and Horence Dean, fro ston. Va; Berta Souder and WD Marve Also arrived, schrs Sophie, Baltimore for Bath: Bedas bedac, ‘appahannock ior’ Beliust; Rerbert: Manton, Lanesville or New. York: J G Huntineton. and Penn’, avlvania, Cotuit for New York. (The two last named will goon ihe marit rajlway beiore praceed) Sailed—Sriz La Cayenne, sebrs 1 Klis, Ing, GeoW Jewo! Laura Br), Jeddie, \ 4 krye, Ontario, Eflort. Moses Williamson! HE Russell, 4d S ‘Emery, Vastin Sharp, EJ Morrison, Scio, Claray Charter Van. JS Watson, ME omith, Wilhe “Mart Nathaniel stevens, MJ Cushman, Emeline, EE Stip: sou, Drcadnot (Br), Fred PF Sidney, Price, J igi King, + Areularins, Mary Snow, Charles E Heller, Hopkins, Emma J Lewis, J P’ Nickerson, and fuia EX Gammaxe . Aso arrived—Brig Maria Waveler, Bal'imors for Boot yi schrs P St Clan Edwards, Sa'em for Puitadelphta y ia A Crawford, Boston ior New vork; Grand Island he's Vove for lo; b Brainerd, Cotuit for do; Nathane i) Neilie Cush igwam, J a ie! Holmes, Port Johnson ior Bos! WILMINGTON, NC, March 26—Artived, bark Melving Behuit (Gee), Kroger’ Anuwerp; rigs Stren (Ger), Busch London; Vigilant Nor), Jor .euse: igewuier, B, WOUDS TOL! Hall, Ric more: MO Wells, Davis, Gi Wareha WALKIN, Ma Bishop, Eli 26th—Arrived, sehr L *rih—Sailed, schr Calvin, Thomas, New York. The possibility of a new tss paper lregarad with amazement and anziety, in my judgment, such an issue would ve a ment and a shame.—CUARLES SUMNER. Ts Mary BE Me+ a Whitney, Baltie, ree LA; Angler, Bessey! 2%—Arrived, schr Aria Pardeoy Dan‘el Morris, Squires, Port Jobne Hae, nyort, jue of inconrertinla of {Hous MisCSuu { becock's POROUS PLASTERS have made the lame ‘‘his cratch forego, and leap exalty ing lke the pounding roe.”” We have thousands of certificates as to their greag properties in the cure and alleviation of local affeetions> NEURALGIA, ¥ Mrvvoxa. TIL. May 22, 1873. ‘lost a leg in the late wa ive suffered ure he your ago Tbezan using the sturap. “1 wear one con. ‘Ay may be Thave done. and have no neuralgia. 1 write this thinking at’ fit some poor Unfortunate hat has snitered DANIEL FERGUSON, 80, Waren Street, New York, Angus? 7, 1872. Tnowas Auucock & Co:—for many years f hive sui red from Jame and wesk back, it being so weak om the toor. I R FROM J. it, DECATUR, puid Noi raise a te und weigat as paintil tor me fo stand five .ninutes without leani n something tor suyport and it Was necessary tor me: be very careial in waiking, for the least inisste; ar canséd me intense pail, dhe ALLLOOK POROU LAS. GR was oiten recommended, but my_ prejudice: were so strong that i! Wasa iong tme before I conclude to try t Suitiring so much) £ was prevailed upon'to give one plaster a in. Wondertul to relate, iEAVe me immedhate reher, and now L have, as it were, wi tew back: Mavs nw dilliculty in sanding, walking 0 litting. “1 send you this evidence for the benetit of my tellow men. Ttecl that t would Lke every person. to know of the valne of 4LLCUCK'S POROUS PLASTBu! for Weak backs. | | have recomended them to many of my friends, who have sincerely (hanked me for ule g they hav Yours expec full} Uk, oT Water stre done t J. KD. ét, New York, They have cured hip disease, spinal affections, and the bedridien have again taken an active part in life by the nse of ALLCOCK’S PLASTERS; and now their fame and usefulness IS IGNOMINOUSLY ASSATLED BY A | | HOST OF COUNTERFEITERS and BASE IMITATORS. These plasters, issued on the merits of ALLCOL VOROUS PLASTERS, are dan- gerous to the public health. All persons, when oppor- tunity offers, should arrest the pediers of these counters feit plasters. Some are called GENUINE POROUS PLASTERS Others are nearly an exect {imitation of our label on the | | back of the Plaster, the difference being that “WARE. | HOUSE" in the counterteit occupies the space where “204 CANAL STREET” does in the true and beneficial commodity. HOW TO SECURE THE REAL POROUS PLASTER. | To save themselves frnm these miserable swindies, let purchasers observe that on cach of the TRUK ALLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS THE INTERNAL REVENUE STAMP, PRINTED IN BLACK INK, HAS ON TY IN WHITE LETTERS “B, BRANDRETH.? ra The stamp, with THIS name on tt in WIITE LET. TERS, infallibly insures the purchaser trom fraud. We warrant ALLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS, and will prosecute ali parties who interfere with our Trade Marks. B, BRANDRETH, President of Porous Plaster Company ot Now Yors. Agency, Brandreth House, New York, AWA HREPRIGERATORS ° warranted filled kitchen Cooking Utensils. Silverplated Ware. Ching and lage Ware. sso a ontalogn Cheaper than ever, send fo e. BAss FORD" BASSFORD'S, Cooper Institute, Astor place, Third and Fourth aves ‘with charcoal. aa Special attention given to orders received by mail, BSOLUTE ‘HS OBTAINED IN DIVPERENE States; legal everywhere; desertion, &c., sutticient pean oe icity required; no charge until divoree nted ; advice ire, Fear ice iA TOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway. WAGKESHA, Wis. 1 6, 1874.—DBAR SIRT is with great pleasure that L address you this notes expressiveot ny opinion of tho BLTHERDA MINE SPRING WATER, My opinion hag not been forme: hastily, but from Glose observation of its effects in vari, ous torins of disease, among Which is one trom which have suflered much or more than two years up to last autumn, at which tine, after a very’ briet use of t Water, both internally and externaily, I sound myse chred of # very obsiinate scrolulous tifection of one of my limbs. Its curative power an the various forms of dis- ease of the kidneys, bladder and contiguous organs too well known to Tequire any praise from me now, bn for many other torms ol diseases its reputation may not be fully established, You will allow me to say, however, that | know of no medical agent that has such power for Food over sil the secretory organs of the system, os: pe ally ineluding the liver, ania SF nd it must ther ore necessariiy prove @ great rem agent im remov Ing @ vast amount of discages to which the Wholo human family is heir, Ttvel it, in my dectining years of lite, ta be one of the greatest temporal blessings to be able to live in close xm its heal iuliy, a K DhaeK. M. 0, Dp id, ian heed! PveT SE at PN ee, ee