The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1876, Page 10

10 RAPID TRANSIT. THE CONSTRUCTION OF THB GILBERT RLEVATED RAILWAY TO BE BEGUN IMMEDIATELY—A FIVE .MIL% SECTION TO BE IN USE NEXT SUMMER. Acontract has been signed by Mr. George M. Pull- man, of this city, on behalf of the Gilbert Elevated Railway Company, and Mr. William Sellers, of Phila- delphia, representing the Edgemoor Iron Company, of Wilmington, Del, for the construction and erection in this city of a first class :ron viaduct railroad. ‘The railway to be built under this contract will begin | @s the Battery, extending through and along Church Mreet, Chambers street, West Broadway, South Fifth avenue, West Third street and Sixth avenue to Central Park, a distance of five miles, The structure will be a double track, elevated on two rows of columns over the centre of the streets, with commodious sta- hops on each side at every half wile, It i to be built of the best doudle refined fron, with steel rails proportioned to carry a moving load’ of 2,000 pounds per lineal foot for each track, with six times the ultimate strength, and also suitable parapets on each side as a protection in case of derail- ment, The whole construction will be of artistic de- lin, and ample solidity to run fifteen ton engines jhe rate of tuirty miles an hour. de of the most superior style, app! hap palace cars Second class cars will also be pro- nided. It is contemplated to rup the trains every two minutes during the basiest portions of the day. This rst sectioh of five miles is to be completed and In use by the lst day of August next, and the company Intends to proceed rapidly with the construction of the eer sections of the twenty miles it is privileged to i THE ELEVATED RAILROAD, & MEETING OF THE GREENWICH STRERT PROP- ERTY HOLDERS, A meeting was held yesterday afternoon by the prop- wty holders along the roate of the Greenwich street Elevated Ratlroad, Mr. John Patten was ip the chair, Alte? reading the minutes of the previous meeting Mr. Little objected to the legal report read at the jast meet- ing, that it was not full enough in detail, He added sacl " The equipment is to | What he heard the company intended to ran heavy | Wainy and heavy engines over the road, and, in his ppinion, immediate action ought to be taken, He suggested that, as the deeds of property on Green- Wich street conterred @ direct ownership up to the middle of the strect, it would be best to test the com- pany’s right by some property owner simply going to Work and removing the obstructs on bis own land, The company would thea bave to bring action to prove its right of way Mr, Mackrell indorsed Mr. Little’s view, and the vecretary read the following letter: No, 119 Nassau Sraesr. Dean Six—As a concert of action on the part of all owners of property opposed tv the so-called rapid transit scheme desirable, [hive been requested to ask for the appoint vl «committee ty represent the interests of yourself ssoclates ou the west side at # meeting of committe yur wesociution and the owners of property ou rout carl streets, on Tuesday, Btls just, one I M.. at the cut Mr. HH, Mardy, Nov 140 Pearl ‘street. Yours re- ettully, LUKE F. COZA rey ior the Association of Owners of Property on Dard avenue, Bowery and Chatham si On motion Messre, Mackrell, Lite and Pollock were Appointed a committee to represent the Greenwich birect property owners at the proposed meeting. The sqcretary then read the following resoiutions, which were adopted and signed by the property owners present:— Resolved, That we, as property owners of the First, Becond aud Third wards of the city of New York, do most earnestly protest agai: any ¢ croachments on any ot our city parks for railroad uses, and further, shat we request the honorable Assembly now ip session top the bill Known as Senate bill No. 158, entitled Au act to prevent the use or occupation of the Battery end other public parks im the city of New York tor tailroad purposes, Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing resolutions, signed by the cuairman and secretary of this meeting, be transmitted at once to the Hon. Nicholas Muller, our representative im the Assembly from this district. A mouion was made to draw up a document, to be Sigued by owners, agreeing to pay a certain’ assess- ment on their property as a basis of supplies to fight the matter out A gentleman suggested that as an assessment of ono per cent would hardly be suilicient, it woula be better | bo leave st open—from one to tive per cent—so that if shoy had need for $100,000 they could raise it, The meeting adjourned subject to the call of the Chair, without taking any direct uction in the matter, Tie Ok TROUBLE IN THRE BROOKLYN BRANCH. William Peck Smith, President of the Committee on Noou Prayer Meetings of the Brooklyn Y. MG A. dag published a statement calling attention to two wemorials lately presented to the directors, and the irst of which sets forth that ‘the present corps of mmployés arc detrimental to the spiritual and financial prosperity of the association, and that by their treat- ment of individuals they have materially checked and lor the present ended our usefulness."’ A long serics of instances of discourtesy on the part of the superin- tendent ts alleged. The second memorial stated that Rev. W. M. Martin had been held in office chiely 4s a collector for years without special consideration of Christian work. Ik also referred to the fact of Mra Hyatt, who was removed for improper conduct some hime ago, having been brought back “by some autho- rity." auity and sympathy in the various committees, the frequent absence of responsible employés from th Association rooms, the almost total ubseuce of directos from Christian fellowship, and the diversion of the Association from its original purpose, in its greater Proportions, to a secular institution. This was signed by D. M, Judd, chairman of the com- mittee of tive, chosen by the signers of the first paper. The Executive Committee report that they investigated the charges and found them false; that of the twenty Signers of the inemorial only ten were members. They further testity to the Christian courtesy of the em- ployés, Rey, Job G. B jail chaplain, in reference to the Young ben's Christian Association:—“If a young tnan is pot well dressed, no matter how well bebaved be may be, he is treated with a cool, supercilivus tn- folence thatis intolerable. Me is stared at as an intruder. That is not the way to reclaim young men. They want companionship. The loneliness of a great city drives more young men to evil associations and drink than | anything elise." CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. John Green, a sailor on board the steamer Anchoria, lyimg at pier 20 North River, fell from the mast bead yesterday, and broke his arm, and was also injured in- lerually. "He was set to the New York Hospital. Samuel Smith, ageu fourteen years, fell through the batchway of No. 500 Broome street, where he was em- faze y day, and was seriously injured. He was eb 10 the New York Hospital JERSEY JAIL BREAKERS. Ip the Court of Special Sessions at Newark, N. J., yesterday, a umber of Jail breakers were arraigned— James Mitchell, who got away from the City Prison last document turther complained of the lack of | Bros. Steamer Ann Eliza, Richard: Phitadetphie-—sas Hana. rtinind—v Birehoil Aberdoen—C ‘an Francisco: Baturday a week ago, with two noted burglars; | Patrick Burns, one of the gang that got away from the Court House, aod William Campbell, of those who, by alleged, aided and abetted the last (oreble delivery | Irom the County Penitentiary. Mitchell pleaded guilty te escaping, but not to siding others. Burns and Campbell pleaded not guilty, OCEAN EAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK YOR gee MONTES OF MARC AND APRIL. Destination, sisisieisiniet «: {4 Bowling Groen 31 Broadw Li $ieh 30:|Humvere: dew 0. | Londo: Web 90. | Rotterdam ,)50 Hros April 1.| Liverpool Apel 1th April 1 Aprit 1 Abril 1 1 reon 7 Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green 5 Broad April &.|Glasgow : vpril | 2 Bowling Green ing Greem 29 eee KP NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT,—The New Youe HeKar has adopted a distinguing Coston might sigual for use on board the [xeaLp steam yacht, showing while burn- img the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other Im succession, and can be seon several miles distant, Cap- tains of vessels, apon socing this, signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Heastn KarPersons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- Img at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, tare of Hxnain news yacht, pier No. 1 Bast River, New York. Letters received from ail parts of she world aud prompuy de- livered, Duplicates are required. me NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1876. —TRIPLE SHEET. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOO™. ‘Sun rises ri = ve leve ° it Gov. Island. Sandy Hook. H HIGH WATER. jell Gate... PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 27, 1876. BREE SE PARR ALTA Ss ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STKAM YACHTS AND HERALD WMITESTONE TELNGRAPH LINK Steamer Habsburg (Ger), Ewster, Bremen March 11 and red 1Ath, with mdse und 252 passenvers t Had strong SW. gales p 5 heavy rain, ‘Ship City Svia Koy V ‘aud bowsprit re lying by her. Unkurt. at 2335, for Baltimore. Burk Unione (Ital Brig Dirigo (of Harri with indse to Jai 24, lat 35, lon 743 fuegos for Bi board the 1 was dismantled and w 20th inst; at the time 4 Viowing, and they suved 1 on, Brig fa Croole (of Kin: days, with hides, &e, to Dov Hatteras, with NW an SchrJ P Blake (of Boston (of Bost March 15, tn hetlaat to 7 usxeppe Aste (Itul), Chi ton, Ja), Lange, & Co. cing all wdrit whether she was 4 two or throe-master nost of thi ), Cr dass i be } Seager. LOR : in be: Oelrichs 41; had w of the Highlands, had heavy gale by, Liverpool Jan FMD ned, with main- way unable @ brig and avy SE days, with Passed Gib fell in with a bark while laying by vicinity for au hour, but jon 80 ib, passed ship Hebu (Nor), from New Ros fruit, Rio Hache 21 Was 6 days north of Ns) seatey 3 Turks Island March 10, Whitney & Co tad’ heavy NW and SE gules w 5 split foresuil; March 21, lat 3 4 oe hie Lugano, of Machiax, frou a Southern port ortiand ; night of during w gale, the filled with iy but were unable io board hor t niseg ut overboard and cabin aud fore tod « navigator; luid by them ail di 0 of ahoavy sea board and Tost, had runany, and @ bard gale blowing from NW the next morn- Ing could see nothin Sehr Carl D of her. Frye & had a heavy SE al day, passed two water casks, nna ell (of Boston) pper & Beattie. Russell lumber to Eppinge 6 4 e from ESE to SSE, with war Steamer Wyoming (B: 260, reports:-—Mareh 21, lat 45 59_10, 107 miles E for Liverpool (Gor), hence for Bremen. Hook, s@rBrig Bully, from Belize, Hon, arrived 261 jost un anchor aud 15 fathoms Outside the bar rap cof Labec), eben as days, with mo Co. ) L Treadwell (ot Portsmouth), with tals vo domes & Foareall; av Se x Washington Berry, Pensacol Geo Churehman, Risley, ronetek i heavy ESE to ving provisions, and wat euy r) 5 @ burk-rigged steamer, bound east Si steamer Adr , 104 miles E of do, steamer Mosel $4, 10n 88 man'ship, bound west, slowing signals QBS Jon 45 44, w brig-rixzed stoamer, bolind east 1, lon 49°17, two large iceborgs;’ 24th Marelt March SE gale, y rad Virginia, saadelpiaie for Portland. from Reo roel, 4 PASSED THROUGH HELL Garth BOUND SOUTH. ye revenue steamer Graut, Fengar, Newport for New Se amer Neptune, Berry, Boston for New York. Bt Now York. yeamer lectr: Senr Rose ter for New hr EC Sehr Hastie A amer City of’ Fitchburg, Springer, New tie dir), hi Alleys, Matangas via aw for 10 hours aud split sails, &e; same jrifin, Matanzas 13 days vessel to Alvah Mud. 76, in & heavy SE gale split Dayton, Baracoa vesse! to BJ Wen- 22 days, with Jumber lasting forward’ house, with arrived passed a Ger. jedford for Young. Providence for New York. sh, Callahan, Beaver Harbor via Glouces- ‘utes, Freeman, Calais via Dutch Istand Hartor ork. Pred © Holden, Hatch, Tremont, Me, for New York. Butler, Dean, Portland, Ct, for New York, Selir Maria Fleming, Williaias, Norwich for New Yorx, BOUND EAST. Steamer Franco Sehr Olivia fax, NS (not ved 2 sebr Adaline B. Wi Sehr Modesty, Nickorso Sehr H Curtis, Rogers, P Sehr Pioneer, B Senr Mingo Sehr Smit rige, Ni w York for OrMallen (Be), Holmes, ¥ tered New York for Sto New York for Ri 27, Brig J A Horsey went to seu this AM. CLEARED, Steamer Royal Minstrel Pune h, Edye & Co. Steamer Ancboria (Br), Steawer Francouia, Brags, Ship Priscilla (Ger, formerly Am), Tobias & Co. Ship Sterling, Saker, Bark Unison (Rr), Webster, London —J 8 Tac Bark Graf ) OIE Stettin—Dill & Sarper, Wiktisasn, Moaréviaaeoe wer Porterfield Brigt’oncord, Boyle, Mai Schr Phebe, Medero, Po Ser Ricardo Bari der ir Row ppinger, Ba nr Helen, Perry, Ale Imers. on i O'Brien, Shropshire, Amboy for Providene Hekatp TeesGRarM Station. Wurrkstonx. LI, March sand. York tor Hall sre. § Henderson, London— Munro, Glasgow—Henderson Newton, 3 , Howard, Jn Simonson & Howes. lis, Jacksonville—Warren Ray, lexandria and Georgetown—Wm ie B Bacon, Bacon, Philadelphia—Evans, Ball & ene Blectric Flash, McDonald, oston—Chas Twing. SAILED, 5 Montevideo: Carib, ‘arine) re Tendene (Ger), Wina as midnight, V <Br), diz; Li Ada G Shorth Chas F Elwall Gin Barometer at midnight, 80.12. Humbolét ‘bourne, barks Wanderer Cork or Fasmouth; G jelphia, MARITIME MISCELLANY. #Q- For abangonment of schr D Talbot and other easual- was 285 tous rogister and was ties see port uews, The DT Duilt at Camden, Me, in 1864, Ba- For wreck of brig A Porter, of Annapolis Harriet Newell, see general news colums. Purser W A Smiti wall, bas our thanks for favors. Capo Hayton’ Tass D . of the steamer Colon, from Aspin- Steamxx Louisa, Kumley, at Georgetown, SC, Mare! from eston, ‘reports that in passine Cape Rou sighted » vessel ‘ashore; lowered ® boat aud sout it out to her, but the vessel was so high up the; tain of the sc SO; shat on Mouday ing @gale and sea Fr yards from jaunched orgetown, were unable to reach to an anchor off arted and not _more than w 100 ff ‘apt Kumiey, finding he could Fender no assistance, proceeded to ( STRAMER CakONQRLET, from New York, before reported ashore on the bar at Key West, got off to-day alter discharg- ing part of her cargo. Sure Oxraxio, trom London for this port 1 Beach, \. portion of the cargo on board consisting je! js strewn, auction Bane Menus Fernamouco, in distress, rep: y pole Grap Sexs (Ant fast, 1, reports Feb 20 to large quantity of wreck Ban Jepanest: repai Scum Axwa Hooren arriv janks with loss of cable and »: Scun Wartyxy Loxa, Scum Matanza: ep much of ber material would have separated long befor time of ber Principally of cement, ch wreck. will t > sold at public of New Bodford, day morning. Exte Brig Froxtien, from Cardenas for New Yor ported at Key West leaky, will discharge part o ry damages. which weut ashore at LS pherd's Cre the cule of 21st, is badly damaged Scun Lucy Lee, Ingalls, which went will probably Le g por of damage. ‘Thomas, which pat into red and sailed previous to Kot off and arrived at + of damage not stated. beture re cargo and before reported, Sth inst, sue: at Halifax 27th from Grand eb pat into Norfolk in distress, | remains tight aud the cargo all right, Hammond, from Calais for Providence, . bear Machias, ia hore near Jonos- with loss of keel and other Senn J © Tuomrsox, Tatem, from Philadelphia for New Lendon (before reported), necock, Ll, oor day ti in bs h 21 will prove a tota: loss, 806, regisiered 210 tous, and hailed from Phi ), Leland, with lumber f es Harbe In order to save th the masts were cut away, and she Is now lying in the . ean tau aabore night of 25th at Shin- She was built as ar going Senne E EB Stimpsox, trom New York for Portiadd, with a cargo of coal, was totally wrecked on the might of the 25th jomt, on Cape Porpoise, below Portiand. saved. Scene Many Axx (of Northpor wrecked < York Harbor, Me, Island. place, and asbore at Daw Scar AG Brooxs in Hacoor. \n the a Dudly chafed and rudder abu her oe wher vessel is report dismantled sebooner, name unkuown, of Goldsboro) ge, ashore ale of the Zist fuet; bottom Parties are trying ae t, Me), Collins, dis @ iota: loss bottom ou Smailed, bi The crew were been e crew off that ogee as | dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London, h | Cateurta, March 26—1 id sehr | Scan Lawrux (of Gouldsboro), Johns, went ashore in Pro Harbor in the gale of the 2st inst and bilged. Sh 5 yguatees aud keel dumaged. Parties are trying to get er 0 | p Sci Arnoa (of Millbridge), Thompson. went ashore in EH et Harbor in the gale of the ‘21st inst, and iso wreck. | The owners ure stripping her, Senn J TH Srckxey, Smoot, at Sevannab 2%d from New York, experienced & heavy gale on the Zist, with terrific using the vessel to Tabor heavily an Scum Atustow, which went ashore in a heavy SE gale at Prospect Harbor March 22, has beat her bottom out, but can Le got off. She belongs in Boston. The crew of thebark Le Baron (Be), Bergh, from Hull for Valpariso, before reported ‘ape Horn, were From Cardi. landed at Calders Fe! Easrronr, Me, March 26—Schr Samuel Knight, betore re- borted ashore, gut off without much damage. BRALTAR, March 8—Twenty bales of rags, part of the cargo of the bark Maria Scammell (Br), trom’ Leghorn for New York, were couslemned d. Hativax, NS, M heavy easterly gale all night und several American vessels retvarued. Viskvann Haven, March 25—Sehr Forest City wi off !ast nicht after tuking out one lighter load of coal i ition to proceed as sv0a ax she 60. Gth—Owing to the yale on Saturday wreckers were un- Able to discharge auy cargo trou the brig Muttio B Russell. Today they have taken out 154 bhde and Y therces of mo: aysen. ter port iu the remark: hours. WHALEMEN, BarSee arrivals at this port. ‘Salled from New Bedford March 27, sehr Wm Wilson, of Marion, to cruise, SPOKEN. fron New Ross for Baltimore, Hutteld, from Cienfuegos for Bos- SE of the Highlands, ial, with lotter W 1, rom Tilo Jsnelre for Barbados, Feb 22, ae. Dauntless (of Bangor), Williams, from Palormo for | Boston, March 16, lat 36. lun 48, 75 duys out, short of pro- | Visions’ aud water, aud was supplied by scr Cayende, at | | | J Shi deve, | Mare! (of Bereen), at Burka Smith’ 15 Beverly. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are {formed that by telegravhing to the Henaty London Bureau, ad or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de I'Opera, | Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from Buropean and | Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this | country free of charge. Captains arriving atand sailing from French and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris oftice he more economical and expeditious for telographing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Astwanr, Mareh 27—Sailed, bark William (Br), Harding, New York, Returned 27¢h, brig Abby Clifferd, Chase, for New York | Gee below). Sailed trom Flushing 23d, bark Sarah B Cana (Br), El, | dridge, Philadelphia, | . Berast, March 26—Sailed, bark Eliza Oalton (Br), Black United Sta Borpwavx, March 26—Sailed, bark Dio Fill (for), New York, Bancetona, about March 24—Arrived, bark Putchet (Sp), Charleston. March 26—Sailed, ships Nevada, Krager, New Derby (Ger), Hanecken, Baltimore, ‘ent to sea from Saugor, ship Star of Brunswick, for New York. Exsinoru, March 22—Arrived, bark Gyda (Nor), Erick- sen, New York for Stettin. Fataourm, March 27—Arrived, ship Lizzie Fennell (Br), Robinson, Independencia Bay. Arrived in the Channel 25th, ship Bella Gaditna (Swe), Brobek, Pensacola for Newcastle; bark Astronom (Ger), | Klopper, New Orleans tor Bremen. GLascow, March 27—Arrived, steamer Italia (Br), Craig, New York. Sailed 26th, bark Leif (Nor), Marcussen, United States. Grexxock, March 26—Sailed, bark Lorinda Borstell, Bor- stell, United State: Gatway, March 27—Sailed, barks Witsta Warf (Sw Atul no, Philadelphia; Catharine (for), do. Gexoa, March 25—Arrived; bark Veteran, Gage, New | York; brig H H Wright, Meyers, do. Hut, March 27—Sailed, ship Wildwood, Harriman, Bos" “ton. Hatvoxt, March 26—Sailed, barks Aurora (Br), Churchill. New York; Endymion (Br), Davis, do; Elisabeth D (Ital), Durante, do. Havug, March 27—Sailed, bark Templar, Bartlett, New York, Sailed 25th, ship Crusader (Br), Brewer, United States, Haxaunrc, March 26—Sailed, the Fernbren, tor New York; Bruro Wopka, St John, NB, failed from Cuxhaven 23d, ship Loats Degeer (Swe), An- sen, New York; bark Edward D Jewett (Br), Malmquist, do. Livenroo., March 27—Arrived, bark HF Hussey, Shaw, Gaivestou ‘almouth. Arrived 25th, steamer Lake Megantic (Br), Battersby, Baltimore ; 27th, ships Lanarkshire (Br), Astoria, 0; Totvo (Rus), Snellman, Pensacola; bark Diana (Sw), Gellerstedt, Galveston Sailed 27th, ships Ericsson, Rogers, United States; Stam, boul (Br), Caun, do; bark Onni (Rus), Dahibere, do; J B Newcomb (Br), Newcomb, do; Mary (Br), MeImtosh, do Gee velow). March 27—Cleared, ship Sir Robert Peel, Lara- York; bark Tri Sina (Aus), Parier, Unitod States, Lita, March 26—Sailed, bark Sionne (Ital), Cuneo, United States, Lxcnorx, March 20—Sailed, brig Eleanor (Br), Ogilvie, Philadelphia. Lisson, March 18—Sailed, ship Marianna V (Port), Ferre- tia, New York. Messina, March 18—Sailed, schr Kocheko, Jasper, New York. Pewavwri, March 27—Arrived tn tho roads, brig Marthe Edmunds (Br), Kickham, Baltimore. Porrswoura, March 26—Suiled, bark Geflou (Nor), for New York. Parenwo, Mareh 22—Arrived, bark Pasquale Ajello (Ital), Pinto, New York. Queenstown, March 27—Salled, bark Laine (Ras), Baltt- more. Arrived 27¢h, ship James A Wright, Morrison, Pabellon de Pica Arrived 25th, PM, steamer Parthia (Br), MeKay, New | York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Rro Jayeino, Mareb 27—Arrived, bark Chanticleer, Clem- Baltimore. N Loxnox, March 27—Brig Abby Clifford, Chase, which sailed from Havre March 25 tor New York, returned to that | port to-day, ‘ing been damaged in a collision. Bark Mary (Br), Metnsosh, which sailed to-day from Liv. erpoul for the United States,’ was towed into Holyhead this afternoon in « sinking condition, baviug been in collision, | ‘The General Transatlantic Stenwship Company have pur- chased the steamer Klopstock fro, the Hamburg American | Company. The steamer Frisia will not be purchased as w | | drickson, New York (before reported without date) A first stated. Mosski Bar, Feb 27—The American schr Eddie Waters, Capt Barnes, has stranded hore aud will become « total wreck, WEATHER REPORT. Portsmourn, March 27, PM—Wind ESE, Hotyuxap, March 27, 9:30 PM—Wind BE, moderate; ba- rometer, 22.398 FOREIGN PORTS, INWALL, March 4—Arrived, —- u" ee Ire. oston (and sailed 18th for Card r Philadelphia (und sailed 17th . soueeen, do; 12th, Delia O Yate ladelphia 4 18th, ser Sallie W Kay, Doughty, 2—In port, sche Josep! to sail in 10 days, Arrived, bi CALDERA, | ave. TEN PUR ae oe 12—Asrived, bark Blae Bird (ir), Michener, Callao; 24th, riteriou, Lull, ), Uffersen, tor Port- for livilo, to load tor vs ‘ork; 26th, ship ell, mer Crescent City, Curtis, New York. arch 25—Arrived, brig Peter Kobverts (Br) h, sehr Maggie Musters (Be) (could vot get into la 20th, sehr Ocoun Lily (Bi exPoRt, March 25—Arrive, Trinidad, MANILA, Jan 27—Arrived, ship Agn Shan ghal (and sailed Feb 2 for totio a ‘ailed Jan Trask, 8 ap Game Cock In port Feb 5, ship Mutlal i brig. Walloon (ir), Mair (Br), Lo 3 ork. (Be, Barr, for Boston, clear- March 24—Arrived, brig Carrie Purington, rortimn stark, Brunswick, Warchingon, New Yorks id Kaluna, Mitchell, do; EH of Hatteruss sehr WU It Morey, 5 4. March 8—tn ott pris Romance, Craig, for Bal - timore, ldg; sehr ley, Wilson, for sce ie led, beig Weer, Wiren, Daty, ire Nama, March 16—Arrived, steamer Salvador, Jones, San Francisee, Haxcoos. Feb 1—In port. ship Columbia, Canter, for Kurope: bark JP Smith (Br), Thom | Stascuax, 15—sailed, tip Golden State, Deiano, Now York. BY a, March 19—Arrived. brig Dea Quixote, Momol, 4, to loud for New York Sra iverpool.. ‘OkouAMA, March G—Sailed, ship Nightingale, Palmer, Hong Koug. AMERICAN PORTS, pe. ae recsncegas) Mareh Arrived, sebr J B Vandusen, M “ge 27—Arrh steamers Hedge, Bers wah Gen, Whtiney Mallet, New Yorks “Rowan, oo ni Dengiass Cambe (Br), Skinner, Srermix, March 22—Arrived, bark Christians (Nor), Ul. fot, Purvere, Vir Br), Hammond, sia; a bald, nia via peepee: nidad arse, New York; Marylang, Koight, Ames, Havana. ved, steamer Leipsiz (Ger), Rith, Taras Iland: Bei Brooks ‘bark Ae palin ‘Mnrolt 27—Arr Boston; Lottie & Aunie, McCre: York. Clenred-Steamers Hebecea Clyde, Deore Yiimatasto NC; Geo Appold, Loveland, Providenee and Boston ; bai Glpsey wee (Br), Montgomery, Daukirk; Ocean (Br), oy t, BATH, March '24—Salted, soba Tabelln; Fisher, and As- tive, ——, Harmon's Harbor, to | ¥ aeeee Norwood, and to load for New York 60) Parker's Tread’ 25th, sehr Mary E Stockham, or 24th, schrs J Pain - New ¥ ‘chr Cayenne, Saunders, Cayenne Feb iS vie St Martin seh CHARLESTO it 24—Cleared, schr Jennie E Sim- Arrived at Riggsville 21: a echrs Koudriek Fish sh huader, i Arrived at New York. Arrived at Harmon's H: Nelson, ——, Cpe ya BEVE, jew York for ye Rhoda G Ohureh, from Cuttyhu: i valor. Gore: Boston for Jacksonville; Lottie Taylor, from Boston fo: Philadelphia. 24th—Suiled, the above, FALL RIVER, Mareh “34—Sailed, sehr Isaac H Borden, Sutled—Sehr Jennie © Russ, Norto 25th—Arrived, sehr Fred vier, Tyrrell, South SM imboy, dailod—Sehr Theodore Li Nite 22—Suiled, schr Jalia R GEORGETOW RO, Flovd, Squires, New York, Suiled 284, sebr BJ Hazard, Brewster. New You Arrived 23d. sehr Lissie Lune, West, Fort do Fi KEY WEST, ‘March 17—Arrived, behr Julia Elizabeth, Ingraham, N xanled hehe Henzy. A Taylor, Benson (from Fulton, Tex), ‘ew York, 27th Arrived, bark Harold (Br), Densmore. Bristol quae Ada (Br), Crosby (from Bremen). Ds Bre WOMILE, Mareh 27—Arrived, ship William (Br), Jour- ny. Javerpoot: berk Sleipner, Anderson, Bren ST, MACHT. March 21—In port,” weg wind, sebrs Hortensin, West Indies; Garland, Libby, aud Presto, Fletcher, f York. Werte, td Arrived, schr Monmouth, Ani fon, Philedelubia; sloop Whippoorwill, Blakesly, We let, Joo. Soitbetarrived, shins Preston (Br), North, Liverpool ; No ris, Barstow, do Lord. Clarendon (Br), Marshall Ganpe (Bn, ieaoaie Glasgow; sear Lamoine, Leach, ot As. Mills, Boston. Arrived, schr David Currie, TEM BURY Pr ‘ORT, (ang 24—Arrived, sehr Thos W Ha- ven, Brown, Klizabethpor NEWBURYPORT. Nareh 25—Arrived, steamer Panther, Mills, Philadelphia. NEW BEDFORD, March 27—Arrived, schre Marietta, Meetsan, Baltimore; Young Teaser, Neweastle. leod—Sotr Hastings, Virginia. bee PORT, March 24, PM—Arrived, schrs Marian, Now York via Clinton: Plorence A Turner, Walker. Rockland ‘Tor Nowe York; Mary E Whorf, Whort, Wellfleet tor do; Freddie W Aiton, Doune, Boston for Virginia; Ceta- coun, Gi ed, Provincetown for do. Returned—Sehr Jas Martin, Brown, Boston for Philadel- EW LONDON, Mareh 25—Arrived, schrs Lydia How- ard, Portland for New York; Maggie Bell, New York, bound ew HAVEN, March 25—Arrived, brig Starlight, Stow, Ponee; schrs Addie P Avery, Ryan; Forest Oak, Parker; Roduey Parker, Parker, and Stepoen Morgan, Harris, Bal- timore; Mary Lovell, Tfunulton, Perth Amboy. PAs BCE March 21—Arrived, sebr RW Brown, rdenas; 29d, bark Osear IL (Nor), Gulliskea, Liv- ‘leared—Barks Stubat Mater (Fr), Bourge, St Nazaire; J P Borg (Nor), Andersen, Santander, Hleared, sebr Stephen Harding, Harding, Havana, PiNSAC OLA, March 24—Arrived, ships Premier ( Bruusgaard, Autwerp; Molios (Gor), Crieger, Rotterdam burks “Bengal (Sw), Buckstrom, Antwerp; ‘Raska (Kus), Ignatius, Liverpool;’ Terzo (Nor), Reiss, do; Hope (Nor), t Cleured. ip Aurora (Nor), Benneri, Aberdeen; barks T C Berg (Ger), Bruhn, Germ mt ere Be ek Olsen, Liverpool: sehr Harry & Prod. NB: ‘25th—Cleared, schits John W Welt, ‘Weit. iiladelphia; Cora Etta, Pendleton, PHILADEL '—Arrived, steamers John Howard (Br), Hallett, Sunderland, E: Catharine Whiting, Harding, Florida, Grocker, do Anthracite, ously, Kew York: barks Trojednica (Aus), Gudaz, Bristol, Grat ad Sen} (Aus), Rubolli, Belfast; schr Rath Shaw, aw, Bat! Also arrived, barks Lorenzo C (Ital), Pozzi, Genos Antoinette, Carthagena; schrs Emery, Stouy Point WL Pater, Savannah; Abbie S Emery, doy Muud Seward, Brunswick, Ga Clearod-"Steamers Douate (Br), erly, Wallace. a LP Stucke, Tyler, Macau! ve Liverty: Deverouse do; sens Mery Hodson eke Peck deuce; Richard Vaux, Robiuson, Salem; RH Shaunda, Wil- son, Danveraport. ‘Also cleared, steamers Labrador (Br) Dogalete Lake, New York; Bev- Sanglier, New York; Panther, Mills, New Bedford: ship Clara ‘(Nor), Eitzen, Antwerp: burk Waaga (Rus), Upmann, Cork. Newcaster, ‘2ith—Passed up, brig Lena Thurlow, Corgets, éecensas, wn, steamer Donate (Br), for New York. PROVIDENC K, Murch 25—Arrived, schr Souvenir (Br), ber East Harbor, Sailed—Sehrs Henry Nickerson, Robbins, Virginia's John B, Slayton, Gifford, Philadelphia; Eli Townsend, Arnold, jew Yor! Pion Fee oe steamers McClellan, March, Baltimore via folk; Fiorida, Crocker, and Catharine Whiting, Harding, Phlisciphia: sehr Isle of Pine: New York, At the head of Long Island Sound PM 24th, schrs Henry Allen, ores Oak, Mary Louisa, and S Benedict, RICHMOND, Maren 25—Arrived, schr Oakes Ames, Ed- ‘Schirs F H Odiorne, Sore Baker Norfolk, to load for “sguaReayieryaeul a SAN FRANCISCO, March "25-Sulled, ship C. (Bx), Callister, Manila. sae leant iw alegre 2b Arrived, ship David Crockett, Anderson, New York SAVANNANL, March 27—Arrived, barks Alex McK (Br), Copp, Liverpool (ordered to Baltimore) ; Hje 7 (Nor), Ingmundsen, Bremen; Velocity (Nor), Olsen, Sta- vanger; brig Knrique. Seeill ied—Barks Aurora (Sw), Uddevallaxsw), Louise (Nor), Balti, Ranger, (Br), Havre, MARYS, had arch 14—Cleared, brig Adelaide (Br), Porter, Harbed erdecnge! a March 23—Sailed, brig Carolina nae |. Oporto, Salt PEM: Mureh 25—Arrived, schrs Sas: Righmond, Va, for Bath; Horace Moody, Hand. mphitadeloh for Portland: ’ Benj ayiward: South Amboy: Elvie Davi rmserenes Geo H Mills, Tilotson, and H M Bueil, Irela: Eligaberliport: Hero, ed sae York. | ; ‘ith —Below, a 3-masted sel si Ar «agg EYARD' HAV Mai ir mond, ‘orient Squii ehawken for fat dor Charleeton, Riteabeibp rt for do: Alaska, P % bey ford; L.A Burnham, Nook, Fla, for Barbe Ae a 246) Woodstook, Fla, for Buth, —Ar- msg for Portland; Chal- “yan Major, Boston ‘for Pu- W Scott (Br), St ‘Juha for Philadelphia; Margie Boothbay’ for Bal- timore ; Mary Snow, Provincetown for Vitzinia: Benjamin Ol- iver, Wellfleet for do; Samuel Gilman, Hoston tor New York; Mary B Reeves, Calais for do; Clurissa Allen an ere Mass, for do; Cambrid, d ML Ge ‘town, for do; Emma (80), Phifladelph Foie tatume (Br), New York for de Returned—Nehrs Aldie F Cole ay Nathan Cleaves. Suiled—Schr Freddie W Aiton. 26th—No arrivals, Sailed—Schrs J W Scott (Br), Mary B Reeves, Decorra (Bry WILMINGTON, Cal, March 24—Arnived, bark California, Willeston, Newcastle, NSW, wi M. LMINGTON, N arch 24—Arriv Cleured—Burk Ottilies Ger), Tattie, Liverpool ; sehr Ab- bie & Eva Hooper, Hooper, Brunswick. h—Arrived, brig Kigin (Br), Buxter, St Nazaire. Heinrich Rodbertus (Ger), Kroeger, Rot- tOWISCASSET, Marth 25—Arrived, Xenia, Reynolds, D. ware Breakw: rE SALE OR CHARTER—IRON A: AND WOODEN Steanslips, wooden and fron St amboats, with and without st: “A or iach Muar BE LOW . TU Ck AND TERMS easy. Adilress U. L., box 122 Herald office. "OK LAUNCH, NOP & cash purchaser if reasonable. Herald offic ERIE nteut, Steam ie having oue or more aud desiring to diepues thls, pow lied, address (price, de.) AM ILDING ‘AND » commer 25th Ad- ‘WANTED-a SECOND HAND SAIL OAT, feet long. Address, recitnting price, 8. B., Dox 123 Herald Uptown Branch MISCELL AN Hous. f)\PFICIAL DRAwixe OF THE KENTUCKY LOTTERY OLASS C. DRAWN AT Covingros, AY., SATURDAY, stant 5, 1878, Webster, Fort Johnsce | bark Najaden | APPROXIMATION PRIZES. Award.| No, 200) 4 Award. | No. ‘The 5,000 tickets ending with Hgure 2 (the same asthe ending figure of rd number drawin; ch eutitied to $10, j¢ cupital prize) are ‘The subscribers, sworn Commissioners appointed to su Intend the drawi: of the Ki » hereby cortify that the ati were this day drawn from the 50, Witness our hands at Covington, Ky, bh 1s70. fr Re dao! Prices payable in full without deduction. puinbe: ure th RAM: DT Asha HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL LIST DRAWN MARCH 2 NEXT DRAWING A APRIL 4, 1876. Prize.| No. Prix.|No. $906 Prize, No. $900) 20037, =e ibe pe g EESESEE EEE ne SEEESESEESS SCEEEESEEES SEEECEEE SEES Hbeeeerenedl He seeezee SESESSESESEESS * ¢ tucky State Lottery, Clase rs wiles placed in the wheel, this day, Saturday, je dag. 7 INGER, Me Ccmllseeoniorn, 1870, | Come Pornosrutce OF Li MISCELLAN ira For particulars address NEOUS. “APY! PRIZES. ROXIM ATION Pt | es mirciiaincey dieting April 2 B. MARTIN kers, 10 Wail s6,, basement, or box ad few Vie Pos t vitice. Rom NAVANA LOTTERY. paid for Prizes, Spanish Gold and Haveoe OFFICIAL LIST DRAWN MARCH 21, 187@ NEXT DRAWING A APRIL 4, 1876, EEESEZELESSEEEEREEE & it E55 4 ee | rear. B10... $500) Al sogu 84006, eharve in ad nde Prize.| Na. EEBESEE : SEEESEESESS F z sey 385 Information furnished free, TAYLOR £0" Bankers, 1 Wats mdview i _k aur A _Aworney, 194 Krodway. HEE ghEPLEREERE LO, SIL. SS208, $9207. 83297 33275, “ S28, .300 eee SII62, 300° 3II0Y, 300 S373 300 33400, HO $3415, 300 33417. U0 $8512, 300 300° Han SHG ire g SrceeePLEGREEL i Priv. $300 EeEEE 279422271000 $2578, 300 235, ‘300 32033. wo beece ee PESEREEEREESE EEEEEEEEEEEE Bes . NY. RES OBTAINED PROM Dil pees bho erous canses, withoat publi Oa lunes radicatt: bortl pg DEBILITY, WEAKNE: Srecitie DOR, wi | only. by WincHierhe eco! hein met bargains, Bv SS, &C.. PRE aud permanently cared by Winohwornins boxes SaFoh r. MPTION AND DISEASES Of THE THRO, cured by WI i ia ME AND SODA, $1 ant Sold by all druggists and ut at 6 Solan #t. Mew ¥ erLy Vroparsa ohn st 8 HOMAS 1K AGNEW, THK GREAT SEW You Grocer, Tes, Coffee ‘and Floue whew Yornersued. | evuad |