The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1877, Page 10

to EXEGUTION OF JACK CALL. | = The Murder of Wild Bill, the Famous Indian Scout, Expiated on the Scaffold. A DISGRACED SISTER’S LETTER Story of the Crime as Told by Texas Jack to a Herald Correspondent. a [wr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. 1/ Yanxtos, D.'T., March 1, 1977. ‘The execution of John sMcCatl, alias Jack McCall, took place here to-day in the presence of about 500 Spectators, McCall, it will be remembered, murdered William Hicock, alias ‘Wild Bill’? tn Deadwood City, | Black Hills, on the second day of August last, was ted for the crime in this city last January, found guilty and sentenced to expiate his crime on the gal- jows. ‘THE MURDERER'S LAST DAY. At nine o’clock this morning the death warrant was read to the prisoner at the United States jail by Mar- abel Burdick, he having been previously visited by ‘Father Daxacher, a Catholic priest, who spent several hours in the administration of spiritual consolation to him, At twonty minutes past nine the prisoner en- ‘tered a ciose carriage, accompanied by the priest, and was driven to the place of execution, a scaffold having Deen erected for that purpose about two miles north | ‘of the city on the open prairie, H ON THR TRAP. McCall ascended tho steps with a firm tread, ap- parently indifferent and heedless of his surroundings. ‘The priest, robed in white, knelt with the prisoner on the scafloid, and repeated the death litany, the pris- over at the same time engaging in silent prayer, with uplifted face, holding in his hand the symbolic cracifix, which ho kissed at the close of the prayer, At twenty- pue minutes past ten the black cap was drawn over the prisoner’s face, and asthe Marshal was adjusting she rope about his neck McCall requested him to “draw Mt tight, that there might be no mistake,” THE LAST PRAYER, ‘After the rope was adjusted he requested to be allowed to pray, and fora moment he turned his tace to heaven in silent prayer, Another moment, and the drop fell, and at the same instant McCall in an audible vo:ce, “Ub my God,” the last words spoken by um before his soul was launched into eternity, A DISGRACED SISTER'S LETTER, Last night Marshall Burdick received the following letter from McCall’s sister:— Loursvitix, Ky., Feb. 25, 1877. To THe Mansa or YaNKTON:— Dean Sin—I saw in the morning papers a pleco about the sentence of the murderer Wild Bill,” Jack McCall. There was young mun of the name of Jobn MeCall lett here about six years nyo, who has not been heard trom for the last three years. He has @ futher, mother and three sisters. living here in Louisville,’ who are very unensy about bin since they heard bout the murder of “Wild Bill.” If you can send. us any intorma- tion about we would ‘be very thankful to you. This John MoVall is about twenty-five years old; hus light huir, inclined to ud one eye crossed. I cannot say about his height, as hé was not town when he left here. Plerso write ussoon as convenient, as we are very anxious to bear from you. Very respectfully, ARY A. McC. NO INDICATION OF FEAR. McCall bore up with remarkabie nerve, and at no time showed the slightest indication of giving way, HOW WILD BILL Was KILLED. Texas Jack, a well known and respacted scout, who, when not employed by the government or, by private arties in the wilds of the Indian country west of the {issourt, lives quietly near Philadelpuia, was long and intimately connected with Wiid Bill, for whom he eater- tained a generous admiration, He has furnished to the Hexatp correspondent the following narrative of the cowardly sination of tne renowned and patriotic scout, a8 Early in August Wiid Bill was ‘at Deadwood City, Dakota, where there is about the roughest and worst population in the West, made up largely of outlaws, gamblers and roughs. Here he met one Jake McCall, a cross-eyed fellow, who was a gambling sharp and a sortot ‘no-good.” He challenged Bill toa yame of poker, in which Bill beat him. At the last deal in the game McCall overbet his hand; that ts, be bet $10, apd when Bill catled bin wd took the cards McCall had only $750, Bull mildly remonstrated with bim, saying, ‘You don’t want to overvbet your hand; that’s no way to play cards.” McCall said he uadu’t another “red;” upon which Bill Kindly gave him evouga to pay for nis lodging and his Dreakfast. Next day Bill was sitting in the Senate Saloon playing @ quiet game with a party of gen- Uemen. The play was proceeding pleasantly enough, with several looking op, McCall being in another part pt the room, Suddeniy, bergre any one noticed him, McCall stuod bebind Bill, who remained seated at the table. To draw his revolver, place 1% within a tew inches of the back of Bill’s head and to fire, exclaun- | ing, “Take that, cam you,” was the work of a tew | Beconds. ‘The ball entercd a little to the right of the centre at the back of the head, and came out delow the | right eye. Bil! stiftened himself and teil back im his chair dead, without a groan, and provably never knew who bad killed him. The cowardly deed was ao quickly done that beture those present could seize the mur- derer he bad vegun backing toward the door, holding bis revolver in iront of him and threatening to kill | Any man who moved, ‘THN MURDERER’S ESCAPE. The bullet that killed Bill passed out below his right tye and buried itseif in the arm of his opponent in the game, @ steamboat captain on the Upper Missouri. The ball entered at the wrist and passed upward to the elbow, where it remains wedged in between the bones of the forearm in sucha position that it cannot be erisaces, ana the man will probably be disabled for ite, McCall was subsequently arrested and put through the form of a trial by a miner’s court chosen at hazard juan tinpromptu, informal manner, He was acquit- ted. Alter McCall's acquittal Califorma Joe, General Custer’s old guide, a good, honest fellow, who was a fricod of Bill's, met MCail on the street and told him Very significantly that he thought he bad staid in Deadwood long enough. McCall theroupon leit town, Saget Joe was subsequently killed in the same jeud. WIS ARREST AND CONVICTION, McCall provabiy went direct to Custer City, where, | being beard to say that he was the man who had shot | Wila Bill, he was arrested by a United States Deputy Marsha! ‘and taken to Yankton Jail, He was tried ata regular court and condemned to be hung on the Ast of Mai The only excuse he gave for his crime Was the assertion that some years ago Bill had killed his (MeCall’s) brother. Bilt had a large funeral, and was very mach mourned by the law-abiding people of Deadwood, by whom his death was regarded as a great caiamity. HORSE NOTES. Richard Penistan’s great tour-mile racehorse, Fel- lowcraft, arrived yesterday trom Kentucky tooking fplendid.y and in fine health. He goes into training mt once ip charge of Charles Lioyd, in Monmouth toanty, New Jersey. Felloweraft will be entered in all the long distance races to come off in this section of country next summer, and be will be found hard to b particularly at four miles. SPORTING EY. 'S ABROAD. THE ENGLISH JOCKEY CLUB, At the next genera! meeting of the Jockey Club the foliowing motions will be made:— By Admirat Rous—Whereas it has always been the Practice to muke allowances of we rule 10 (v,), by the insertion uf the word « io the third line, #0 Uiat the second cia ‘and penalties are not cumulative unless so de- S.ared by the conditions of the face." vy Mr. Alexander—To alter in rule 10 (i, a to dat. Tb. pastors By Lord Drogheda—That at the end ot aragraph of rule 29 of rish National Hunt Ste By Lord Falmouth the last ules of Racing the words ‘‘or plechase Ruies"’ be added, conded by Sir John Astiey— | Phat no produce v8, OF weight for age race to be entered for us (oals, yearlings, or two-year-olds shall bo opened to foreign bred horses, unless specially ad- artised to be #0, of unless such borses were brod in ‘those countries which throw open their races on equal terma wo British horses. Notices of amendment to Lord Falmouth’s motion :— By Lord Vivian—To omit the wotds, "to be entered for as foals, yearlings or two-year-olds, '’ By Lord Hardwicke—That no foreign horses shail run for any stakes tp England where added money is given, unless by special conditions, A serious accident befel Mr. W. H. Johnstone by the falling of Princess Bon Bon at a flight of hurdies in the ‘big raco at Croydon, February 13. It was at once scen that the unfortunate gentleman was eevercly hurt, end he was carried in au insensible state to the farm. house, and subsequently to the Greyhound Hotel, where, aptoalace hour that evening, he remained unconscious, baving sustained concussion of the brain. W. Fielding and J. Moss played a match of billiaras for £100 aside at the Cotton Waste Exchange, Manchos- to y me being 1,000 points even up, Fielding was the wi by 217 points, | The once well known horse Camerino was shot at the Royal Kennels, Ascot, jast week. He was bred vy the inte Squire Osbaldeston in 1868, and was by Swock- well eet Sylppine, by Touchatone, her dam Moun- tain sylpb, by Belshazzar. He fram a great many Faces at two, three and four years old, his principai vievories being ia the Doncaster Stakes of 1861, beat. ing Lady Chit others; im the Fourtéentn ‘ri. 0 autumn; inthe Tria enpial at Newmarket the samo autu: Aa isin jwock. K. Cunningham has returned to Newmark: France witb. eoalf-a-cozen two-year-olas belov, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, ATHLETIC SPORTS. MEBTING AT THE RIDING EMY-~THE EVENTS AND THE WINNES The amateur athletic meeting held at the Riding Academy, Third avenue, last evening, was exceed- ingly well attenaed and the events hotly contested, ‘The games opened with the trial beats of the seventy- five yards run, Of five partictpanta in the first heat Frederick Rubl, of the Electric Boat Club, New York, was the winner in 8% seconds, The second heat was a pretty struggle, and ended with Alfred Ing, Albion Society, New York, capturing it in 8%, seconds The third was credited to Frank 41. Clinch in a canter in 934 seconds, and the fourtn to H. Lauterbach, College of New York, in 835 seconds. The finalheat and tho race was won by Lanterbach in 8 seconds, Ing and he were dead level to within two yards of the tape, when Lauterbach made a grand effort and Anished three inches in ad- vance, The one mile walk brought out fitteen of the seve: teen entries, 1t was won vy Charles Conn of the Young Men's Christian Association, in7 43.34) beating W. M. Watson, of the College of New York, twenty yards, Tnomas H, Smitb, of the Scottish- American Club, finished third, The referee, evidently under a grievous error, ruled out E. C, Halske on the thira lap for skipping when he was in the lead, Those who know Halske’s style were greatly annoyed, and called the ruling “a great injustice.’ ‘The ruoning broad jump had nine contestants. HA. L. Willoughby, of the University of Pennsylvania, Phitudelphia, proved the victor, marking 18 tt. 434 ins. ; George McNichol, Scottisn-American Athletic Club, was second, jumping 18 ty 334 108. ; James G, Lathrop, 18 It. 1% ins, fourth. . ‘The quarter mile run was divided in three trial be: cighteen of the twenty-seven entries appouring at scratch. The final heat called R. J. Watson, 8. A, A, C. ©. P, Ayres and F. Simpson, Yonkers Lyceum, and UO. Wilkinson, Y. M. C. A., to finish the business, Ayres and Wilkinson cut out the running at a raro pace, and were locked for a considerable distance; but when within ten yards of the tape, Ayres dashed by him and won by two feet, Time, 1m. 3% sec. ‘The three mile walk sent eleven to the score, There wore Georgo Law, J. V. Woolcott and Thomas H. Smith, of the Scottish-American Athletic Club; A. G. Geeriny, Excelsior Gymnastic Club; Charlea Connor (winner of the mile walk), Young Men’s Christian Association; Robert H, New York; W. M. Watson, College of New York; Halske (erroneously ruled out of the mile walk). Harlem Athletic Club; John Oakly, Co- Jumbia Boat Club, Brookiyn, L. L; Julius P. Macoy, Yale Club; James D. Freeinan, Young Men’s Christian THE AMATEU Association, Connor cut out the work, and before ond-quarter of a mile had been gune the event was nareowed down to Halske and himself, Hatske feoling aggrieved at his treatment early in the evening evidently meant to make {t hot for Conner, and so walking tp good form until the first mile, made by Conner in 810. 1048,, he gradually closed the gap between them, and on the fourteenth jup collared Conner. From this time Halske did he pleased, leaving him thirty foet at the end of the second mile, in 16m. 29}48., and then going on lunded the winner by thirty yards, in 25m, 504% Atone time, Halske, taking itcoolly aud easily, was fully an cighth ofa mile to the front, The ap- plause which the winner received for his magnilicent eflorts was deafening. Several other events were decided at a very late hour. John Welsher was the starter, Mr. Thomas White referce, and Mossrs, Hitchcock and Godie the Judges. WRESTLING CONTEST. James Owens, the Vermont farmor, and Charles Murphy, the New York blacksmith, will wrestle, col- lar and elbow, best three in five, at Gilmore’s Garden, on Wednesday evening next, 7th inat., for a purse of $500 and a champion’s belt, Owens is tbe man wno beat McLaughlin in Boston a short time sinc SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH oF MARCH ‘Steamer. [Sa | Deatination| Office. Men M'ch ity ot Kichmond, kur. Bowling Gree: .|69 Broadway Giverpool, |69 Broadway “| Liverboo!...|20 Brondway 14.|Liverpool..14 Bowling Rotterdam. (50 Liverpool. jerm City of Br 3 7.) Liverpoot..115, Broadway Victoria. 7 |Glasgow...17 Bowling Green 7.|Bremen....12 Bowling Greea .| Liverpool. .129 Bronuway Parthia Laverpool..|4 Bowing Green Labrador, | Havee.. .. 155 Broadway 72 Brondway 61 Broaaway “[25, Broadway 7 Rowling Green }7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green Kroauway ‘TWreh 297 1172 Broudway M’ch 29./Hamburg../61 Broadway M'ch 31,|Liverpogt. .137 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY 8UN AND MOON. WGH WATER Sun rises... 6 32 | Gov, Island....morn 10 16 Sun sets, 5 53 | Sandy Hook...morn 9 31 1 PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 1, 1877. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Abyssinia (Br), Murphy, Liverpoot Feb 17 and uvenstown INth. with mdse and 123 passengers to 0 G rancklyn. Feb 19 and 20 had a fresh gale from NW, with a high bead » remaiuder of passage ordinary woatoer, Feb 22, lat 47 57, ion passed @ German ship, bound E, showing signals QBND. mer Hammonia (Ger), Voss, Hamburg Feb 15 and a fe 18th, with mdse aud 96 passengers to Kunhardt & Co, Steamer Alexandria (Br), Mack: Uy 291 Moon sets,....morn 9 42] Hell Gate.......eve 12 O1 Messina Jan 28, Sth and Gibraltar Milas: bh, Palermo Feb 7, Sorrento ith mide and passengers to, Henderson Bros, | Feb 16, tht $7 21. lon 10 98, apoke brig Hetty Mary (Ir), bound Wy 18th, lat 29 08, lon 19 48, bark Nelliv Moodie (tr), from Point Lobos for Algecira: Guion steamer bound K. Htewmer La Place (Br), Blair, Rio Janeiro Feb 1, Bahia 6th, Pernambuco Sth and Para 15th, with coffee to Busk Jevous, Had strong NW gales the entire passage; Feb 6150 W, spoke Italian bark Umberto Gala- ti for New Yor, short of th, Int 37, lon 71 30, passe ar signal letters GQ DH. bound N. Steamer Pionver, Wakely. Wilmington, . 3 days, with mise and passenvers to Wm P Cly & Co. Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Richmond, City Point ‘and passengers to the Old Domin- 28th, 200 miles E of Sundy rovisions al Wan American and Norfolk, with ship Co. Fanita, Howe, Philadelphia, with mdse to James e Stenn Hand. Ship Bertie Bigelow (Br), Fergusen, Liverpoo! Jan 22, in ballast, to Boyd & Hincken, Ie wuchored in Gravesend Bay for orders. Ship Constan Hampton Roads Feb 2 ship Abner I Benyon, Watts, St Naxaire 29 days, in b: to Snow & Burgess. Had’ strong W and NW gules m the Banks. ‘hip Marianna, VI (Port). Santos, Lisbon, 48 days, with to G Amsinek & Co. Bark Fotisch (Ger), Grieff, Manilla Ang 5, with mdse to Harry Bursley. Passed Cape of Good Hope Dec 21, crossed wl ‘an 16, in lou 22; had stroug NW gales; lost Liverpool Dec 21 via was passed Jan 2, wud o trades in lat 4, and lot » Lubrano, ant Sa Gays, with trai *' ys 4 days, wit! ait, 1, ‘alermo Dec 26, with brig Rising Sun, werp 74d Bark New York (Ital), Oaeace to PS Robinson, Passed Gi Bark Domenico ({tal), J fruit to order; Feo 2%, off Cay from Martinique for New H rig Ada L White, White, C n, rdenas 11 days, with sugar to De Castro, Donner & Co; vessel to Miller & Houghton. . jays N of Huttoras, with strong NW winds, Lena M Cottingham, Oulten, St Martins J xn 30, with P & UG © Kobshson; vessel to Vau Brunt Bros, the gulf jon stream; was 15 days N of Ilatteras . poke schr Victor Puig, from Porto Rico for Y 7th, lat 3008, Jon 71 09, schr Georgietea, from Nor- folx for Jamaica. sear Sunny south, Derrickson, sugar to G fl Squires, Been 5 days N of Hatter lighs w rly winds, vehr Frank Walter, Saxton, Brunswick, Ga, 10 days, with mber to master. Sehr Hi D Diverty, Williame, Richmond, Havana 12 days, with ) with Scnr Wm McGee, Johnson, Virginia, Sehr Fannie, Jones, Virginia. Schr A Hf Hurlburt, Griffin, Baltimore, PASSED THROUGH HELu GATE BOUND SOUTH, erat Whitney, Hallett, Boston for New Steamer City ot New Bedtord, Fish, New Bedford for New York. Steamer Gainten, Walden, Providence tor N Brig O C Clarey. Scots, City Island for Ne Sehr Martha C, Merritt, Gloucester for New York. Behr Lady Antrim, Carter, Wareham for New York. Behr 88 Smith, Snow, Wareham for New York. Sehr Glide, Barnect, Wareham for debr Phil Sheridan, 1 rovidence for New Yorm, Behr Rhode i Harbor tor New York. Schr Wm Parren, ‘New Haven for Virginia. Behr Amelia Mott, Roslyn for New York. Behr Stephen Taber, Mott. Roslyn for Now York. BOUND East. Steamer Bolivar, Geer, New Yorm for New London and jorwiel, Steamer Yor ew York fur Portian York tor, Bemvone Now York tor syJoun, NB. Behr Sarah Maria, On aw York for New Haven, Schr EG Gates, Freeman, Weehawken for Boston. Sehr Alida, Knowlton, Hoboken for Providene Sehr Minguas, Paijlips, Hoboken for Providence. Sear W W Brainard, Spencer, Amboy for New Bedford, Ww. ACAD= | Sehr A T Col jrown. Amboy fur Somerset Sebr TP Abi Ansboy for Providence.” Schr Narragansett, Shaw, Amboy for Lyun, Scher Imogene Diverty, Gandy, Amboy for Providence, Sehr 5 sooster, Habbitt, Amboy for nomerset Bebe Piersou, Amboy for ———, Sele Rubinw BELOW, reat Western, Simmons, from Li vada, Kruger. trom Bremen ine f Anna, from Naples. CLEARED. (Ger), Franzen, Hambarg vié Plymouth cnhardt & Co. a ae i (Br), Mackenzie, Pernsiibuco and jorlan : r Crescent City, Curtis, Aspinwall—Pacife Mail 0. Steamer Cantma (Wr), Liddicoss, Hamilton \sermuda)— AE Outerbridge. ‘Steamor Eleanora, Jonson. Portland—J F Amer, ‘Stoumer Nevtune. Berry. —H F Dim Bark George Suppicich (Ger), Dade, Liverpool—J M Potono(Br), Murray, London—Gerbard & Brewer. rk Prvi Dubroyack! (Ani Wich, Falmouth or Ply- mouth tor orders—Punch, Bye & Co, Bark Molly (Ger). Wurtz, Stockbolin—Funeh, Edye & Co. Bark Unkel Breesig (Ger), Scheribner, stockholm— Funch, Edye & Co. Bark Anna (Ger), Wittneben, Bremen—Chas Luling & Sa Bark St ai dieame: ht o. Bark Virginia L Stafford (Br), Phillips, Gibraltar and Cadiz—) W & Co, jerk Speranss (Aus), Bussanich, Alexandria, E-Sloco- viet 0. ears Fi {1 Yarrington, Owens, Kingston, Ja—A H Solo. ‘0. Nellic Husted, Brewster, Havana—J K Ward & Co. cob EB Ridgeway, Townsend, Para—Burdets Rhoades, Lagaayra and Porto Ca P Brown & Co. ; rite Cobb, Rhoades, St Plorre, Magt—H P Brown eset Graco Webster, Gales, Curdenas—J Ht Winchester & Ca, Sone Prussiun General (Br), Heuter, St John, NB—A T Heney, Reh EK Dresser, Teynen, Norfolk—Tsaac Rt Stapi a ighe ile Harn Harrlson, Camden, NJ— Schr Chas W Morse, Marr, Camden, NJ—Geo © Ilair & Son. ‘sehr Hadson, Coleman, Bostou—Chas Twing, Schr T 5 McLellan, Farr, Gloucester, ‘Massif W Loud & ‘sei ir Sehe Jaci Pont, Sehr Aldana Rokes, delle Sehr Chi &Co runt Co. Senr O C acken,Toms, Briageport—Stamtora Manufactur- Minneho, Jarvis, Bridgeport—National Freight and Re Co. SAILED, Steamer Suevia (Ger), for Hamburg: Arragon (Br), Bris- tol; Cassini (Br), Pernambuco and Bahia; Crescent’ City, Aspinwall; Canima (Br), Albemarle, Lewes, Del; ships Colorado, Melbourn M Minott.’ do und Adelaide: Game Cock, Bombay; barks Landsborough (Br), . Valencia; scar Ada ( Shortland, Para, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Sraamxn StowiNcTox, at Newport, reports an unknown schooner bliged on Bradford's Island reef. [It is probably schr Emily, bound to Somerset, Mass, which went ashore lust Saturday. ) Sreauxn Laxk Macamtic (Br), from Liverpool for Balti more (before reported) ran aground Tuesday afternoon in Craighill Channel, in the Patapaco, owing, it is said, to the buoys, which were cagMed away by ive, not having been re- placed, She had discharged yesterday 400 tuns of cargo into lighters, but still hung amidships. Two more lighters had gone down to her, wad sho was expected to be up at her dock yesterday. Surr Ganinatpr, from San Francisco tor Liverpool, which ut into St Thomas leaky, has be supplied with two elght- Inch steam pumps and main pumps connected with engine. A diver was employed to search bor for the leak. In cutting through th iling to pli leak which the diver has permanentiy stopped. wastosail onthe 24th ult, without tran: cargo, She will leave that place in better counter the storms of the Atlantic than fore, Great credit is due the captain tor perseverance in this matter. Suir Buux Jacket, from San Francleco for New York at Rio Janeiro, Jun 23, would discharge about 1,400 tous of cargo and dock for repairs. Bank Niorp (Nor), Elgebrethsen, from J: raltar, went ashore Feb 20 on the north si ‘Antunio. The master was endeavoring orearyoon the 24th, which would probably be accom- plished provided no norther should set in. Bang Everett Gray, feom Portland, Me, fot Gloucester’ for some time overdur ‘at $24,000 and insured for $6,000; cargo fuily Bank Auice CaMrsent sailed from St Thomas Feb 14 for Port-au-Platt, to lond oil for Boston, ex wrecked bark Susan L Fitzgerald, at $2,200, Bark Kroxrninzex (Ger), b Colorado Reets, lies in a good position insi the shore, and it is thought that most, if not al cargo (cotton) will be saved. Bark Assynta (Br), from Liverpool for Tybes aground in the Mersey, south of Egremont ferry, Dat gut off at high tide apparently undamaged. Bank Fraxx Marton, from Swansea for Tybee, had com- ploted her repairs ut St Thomas Feb 17, and was ready for sen, bot awaiting orders. Bank Avavsta C, SMALL (Br), condemned at St Thomas, was sold 14th ult for $1,176 50, ‘The cargo of salt was sold for $170. Bria Locu Loxonp, which sailed from St Thomas Feb 9 ‘ock outaide St Thomas and returned el gone, Spe was in reported wrocked on thi ef next of her was ‘eb 15, dock Feb 17 repulring. Scun Exterreise (97 tons, lately hailing from Racine, Wisconsin), from Glasgow tor Cronstadt, with a cargo of a1, whieh’ put into ‘Aug 9, having sustained wis sold at ‘the latter port for £730, and © damage to spars, Scur Onraoxtax, which went ashore in January, near Coquilie River, Cal, has been given up, it being found im- possible to xet her off. Scar Harrier (of Sag Harbor), f New London harbor; damaged slight! Scur Irvine, Berry, from Ps ashore on the rocks at ly. juli at Newport, RI, Feb 28, reports, when at Sandy took. dragged into « schooner and carried #way quarter, aged uarter deck and house; experienced a rough passage of 32 and lost part of cut water. Scnr Fiona M Crowxey, at St Thomas Feb 15 from Demerara arrived tenky. Horbottom was examined by ® diver and the leak stopped. Scour Witwiam L Brapey, Chase, at Havana Feb from Newport, E, via Cadiz, has on board Captain Ackl and twosenmen of schr Mary R Somers, previously re- ported nbandonod. Steantua iste, which was sunk on York Ledgo, was towed to Boston 28th alt, from Portsmouth, Ni. k Gentoo, Mears, from New York urabays (before reported a total loss on Neptune has been sold by auction with bal- ance vf cargo for 20,100L New Bxproup, Feb 28—Sehr Bragaduce, of and from o, and towed to this port some time since from Hy- Where she was ashore, was taken upon the City Rail- keel gone from sternpost to Newrort, Rl, March 1—The materials saved from schr Caroline £ Cornelia were sold ction for $352. Sloop Mary Elisabeth (of Newport), got on fire to-day at noon on the marine railway. Had eabin burnt out, part of mainsail destroyed, and received other damage. San Frascisco, Feb. f Pacific Mail Co, has been transfei Savanna, March jteamer Gen Barnes, tor New York, in coing down the river last night struck on obstructions, damaying ber radder, and returned for repairs. She is now repairing. Launcnep—The st launched from Hazacd’s whart, New Hedford, 27th, The machinery 1s not yet placed in position, ‘The di- js of the boat wi given some time since, It in to for the purpose of experimenting with sidewheel machinery. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Bartiaons, March 1—Capt Baker, Lighthouse Inspector of the Fitth di-triet, ix now engaged in replacing the buoys that have been moved during the wintor by ice. SPOKEN. Shig Hoogly, Prost, from Hong Kong for New York, Jan 13, lat 33 4.5, lon 12 piste Lmporter, (Br), eriand, from Liverpool for Mo- n Feb 4, lat 49 4, lo Pride of the Port, Sawyer, from Calcutta for Boston, lat 36 8, lon 19 30 B Ship Alex Duthie (Br). from Caleutta for New York (!) Jan 2, iat 34 20 8, lon 26 B. Ship Joun Ingelow, Tanton, from Manila for New York, Dec 26, lat 34 205, lon 23 28 Ship Fannie Tucker, Roberts, from Ci ntta vie Port Elizabeth tor New York, Dec 30, Jat 35 8, lon 23 30 B. Ship Great Western, Simmons, from London tor New York, Fe 198, shi ), from Java for the United t 35.19 8, ton J York, from Liverpool for San Fran- jon 13 B, w (of Halifax), 23 Jas 56 58 8, lon 71 Fe Jorgensen, from Hamburg for New lon Ship Kinedom, ke days from Lobos tor Falmouth, E, Dee 1 40 W. Bark Divieo (N York, no date, Hark Iinps + Fulton, from London for New York, NE of the Linard. from Manila for New York, Jan mn" (American), from Sovrabaya for S, lon 30 Nor) Orleans, Feb 12, off Fatmouth Geo V Jordan, Dunean, from Samarang for Holland, no date, iat 20 8, ton 61 32 BL Schr Margie, MePadden, from Philadelphia for Havana, Feb 15, lat 31 33, lon 74 OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwrnr, March 1—Arrived, bark Margaret Evans (Bi Robertson, Philadelphia. Bristot. March 1—Arrived, steamer Somerset (Br), 1—Sailed, barks Johann Ludwig (Ger), Tancook (Br), Hughes, Philadelphia; Romanoff (Br), Haley, do. Cowxs, Feb 23—Sulied, bark Matts August (Rus), Sa:nu- lin (from Ipswich), Baitimore, Canprrr, March 1~Satled, ships Eldorado, English, Rio Janeiro; P @ Bianehard, Melntyre, do; Brown Brothers, Goodell, Hong Kong: bark Fred P Litchtield, Spaulding, do. Drat, Feb 28— Newcasth Fatmoutit, Feb 26—Arrived, ship Franklin, Linnell, Pa- bellon de Pica (and ordered to Hull), Balled 28th, steamer Svond (Dan), Aeren (from Newport), Digby, NS. Groverster, March 1—Sailed, bark W W Harvey (Br), Poters, United States. RRENOCK, Feb 29—Arrived, sehr Ariadne, Dyer, Port- land, Geos, Feb 28—Arrived, bark Milo (Br), Robbins, Now York; sehr W Parker, Brackett, Savannah, Ginrantan, Fey 23—Arrived, brig J H Laue, Shute, Phil- adeiphin (and cleared tor Genon). Havnn, Fob 28—Arrived, barks Colbert (Fr), Soyer, New Orleans, Monhegan, Luce, do. Liverroot, Feb 28—Arrived, steamer Vanguard (Br), Gill, New Orleans, Sailed Feb 24, chip Bohemia, Delano. New York: bark Rota (Nor), Sorensen, do (both not previonsly) ships Cashier (Br), Telfer, Delnware Br Chief, Higgins, New York; barks Charley (Br), Robinson, jled, bark Pietro (Ital), Cafiero (from MARCH 2, 1877.—-TRIPLE — SHEET. te Br), Mastovs, Sandy Hook (two last not and Boston: 17th. bark J A Borland, Stephenson (from Lr -. sn Pre | Genoa New York, wit rd cargo; sehr Rebecca Loxpox, March 1—Arrived, steamer Italia (Br), Donald- "(Hir), Culbert, for Trinidad, bon, ww York, treras. R2 Lisnon, Feb 23—Arrived, bark Francisco Garguilo (Ital), jerate (Br), Grant, for Sazua and Lauro, New York, Movitte, March 1—Arrived, steamer Nova Scotian (81), Richardson, Portiand via Halifax tor Liverpool, Sailed Ist, barks Countess of Duiferin (Br), Fegan (from Londonderry), Baltimore; Ville de Anvers (Belg), (from DA, Chartered = Brix C north of Hatteras. Sacta, Feb 21—Arrived, brig Gipsey Queen, Morgan, Hae yuna; 23d, sebr Mary Siusman, Have: Sailed 2ist, brie Jeremiah, Fo + Florence Peters, Stour do’, do, Vance . ar Mussixa, to March 1—Arrived, bark Mary Pratt, Savin | Dims Asc ride. ond Astle ile Genoa; schr Mary Lord, Lord, do, ‘Gries (cleared for Pollad Ipbie cleared! . 26—. jeremial ‘ord, for (eleares whenls ir Newny, Feb 26—Arrived, bark Hawkhove (Br), Moore | Srrinian: Arctic (Br). Kentiaz: Ie ih Gove, Hodge Norfotk. and Gipsey Quean, Morean, for N of Hatteras: sche Warren QuxxxstowN, March 1—Arrived, ship Oberon (Br), Dunn, rie; Clara Flescher, Sargent, and Geo L messens Rawye den, 8 nd Ada Backe! 1SA je ‘Oliver Dyer, 0, do Falk San Francisco; barks Jerbuen (Nor), Svensen, Baltimore; Hawthorn (Br), Mead, New York, bin, for New York; Lizzie He Somers, for do; Amanda © I: ‘Also arrived Ist, steamer Circassian (Br),, Wylle, Baltl- | / Knowles, Harrington, from do: Wil'tam 3 jarshall,, Fhe “from ‘A more vin Halifax for Liverpool (wnd proceeded), from Hhitsaalobin: Vl. {lickman, Iimmey. from do Chambers (Be), Buck, fram St Nowell, Fennimore, trom Sailed Ist, steamer City of Brussels (Br), Watkins (from oro i ang see tt Liverpool), New York, Rio Jaxxtno, March 1—Satled, steamer Humboldt (Br), tor New York, with 13,000 bags coffer. S11co, March 1—Arrived, brie Maia of Llangollen (Br), St John, NB, Stxrtts, Feb 28—Arrived (? safled), Tordonskjold, Phila, delphia. Lonpox, March 1—Bark Melbourne (Br), Rogers, from Antwerp Peb 5 for New York, before reported benched to the eastward of Terneuse harbor, bas been towed off. Bark Gaeta (Ital), D'Ottoue, wt Cagliari tor Philadelphia: has lost ber mainmast. ark Masonle, Rice, from Nuevitas, une; ew York, diss ed, sche Addie Ryerson, at Fak Ist, brig Etiza stevens, Hizst a (Br), Rugales, Savannah, ins, Cardenas for Arti Cleared orders. wen Anysersta.? (Pen Stea - Devanesti Dubrovacki, Vodich, Assen, Deo 2 from Sinzapore for ABERDEEN, Feb ol, AmsteRpaM, Feb 12— gon, and Lara, Full Aytwenr, Feb ‘lied, Dashwood, Decker, Pensa- ‘ed, Christian Wilhelm, Ander- York. Lima, Bin son, North America’ (since reporte Brig Myronus, Capt Joy, from Matseilles for Cuba, bas | Sailed 14th, Itimare; Kate put into Toulon wich the loss of her mainmast, fog, atte; Handy, . Olsen, und Sondren- Railed from & |. JW Settervell, Lof- WEATHER REPORT. qvist Pen fie hi Movitex, March 1—Wind SW, stcong breeze. Auaoxa. Feb 1A Arrived. Amicitia Telmers, New York, i ~ 1. Cann, Eldridge, New Puyaovru, March 1—Wind SW, moderate, with rain, Fe gis tincctan ai Big blea ge te lianas — Suiled 18th, Alpheus Marshall, Parker, New York: Fried. FOREIGN PORTS. rich, Bru ma nd DH Morris, Morris, Amerion; 141! n Ur anda, Curistophe: Anger, Dec 25—Passed, ships Honglst (Br), Quinn, Ma- 40, Feb 11—Saited, Clarabelle, Perkins, Philadel- nila tor New York: 3st, Thyatira (Br), Mekay, Amoy for do; Jan 2, Chocorua, Matthews, New York for Samarang; Jun 25—Sailed, Zim, Jenkins, Rangoon; Ed- Small, Culeutta; Adriana, Sinclair, Ran- id Sachem, Crowell, Calentta, Priscillu, Blachoff, New York; bark Obed Buxter, Huxter, Manils for New York , Amor, Jan 7—Suiled, sehr Craig Ewan (Br), Birale, New Jan rive Milner, do. “Sing Tin, natled Jan 5, Gentoo, Mears, Sourabaya (since reported wrecked). Canpier, Feb 15—Arrived, Annio Reed, Crowell, Liver- ‘ork. In port J New York, lux. ‘Axtiava, Feb 2—Arrived, achr Melvin, Roberts, Newbern; 5th, brig Premier (Br), Rogers, Mertinique: 7th, sche WU Thorndike, Cushman, Georgin; 8th, schr J J Stewart (Br), MeDonald, Barb: ‘Also arrived Jun 29, briz Minnehaha (Br), Morrell, Mont. serrat for Yarmouth, NS (put in for water and stores, und 8, sche Constance Wilson (Br, 3-mastod), for rod 13th, FP Litebfleld, Spaulding, Hong Kong RENTH Feb 10. (before reported Sth)—Sailed, Fried Sealla, Wack New rich i |, Riverside, Woodward, Key suiled same day). Cuxrnouna, Feb 15—Sait recino, Feb 11—In port, brig Shenae (Br), McLeod, from Vest. and tor New York, arrived 2d, loading mola: Copexacen. Feb 11—Arrived, Reta, Hunsen, New York. ‘Arrived Jan 22, actir Evi, Norgrave, Ponce (und sailed Feb | Sailad 13th, Dronning, Sophie, Pedersen (from Gefle, have 9 ior Boston with molasses) : 30th, Mary Young (Br), - | ing repaired), Boston (since reported put into Stavanger t Johns, PR (and sailed Fob 6 lor Boston with | leaky’. Canis, Feb 10—Arrived, Eliza S Potter, Pendleton, San- a Kiiravta, Jan 18—In port, barkn Quickstep, Barnahee, for | tander. Manila and san Francisco; Priscilla (Ger), Bischoff, irom Nailed 10th, Galathea, Thorsen, and Jubal in, Stone, | New York, Ce New York; lith, Carrie F Long, Park, Portland. Be in 22—In port snips Oneida, Eaton, for Havre: Leorra, Jan 19—Arrived. Walter D Wallet. Hatfield, Lalla, Sailed from Saugor Jan 20, Moraceae, Kelly, New York: Samuel Skoltield, Skolfeld, Boston, . Deat, Feb 14—Arrived, Kodiak, Peters, London for Ma- tanzas. Passed 14th, GC Trufant, Thomas, from San Francisco for London, Anchored 15th, Romo, Campbell, from London for Trini- Jeutta a Frank Pendleton, Nichols, for C: Morning Light, Gheston, Adon; 20th, Bachem. Cro tor do vin Cochin; Ziml (Br), Jenkins, for Mauimatiu; Geo F Manson, Humphrey, for rice ports; Adriana (Br), Sinclair: Prince Regent (ist), Graham, Ru- phael, Sherman; Thos Hilyard (Br), Camp! 7 (Br), Moran, unes barks Edmund Phinnwy, ports; Batavia, Brown, and siles Curtis tine. “Scxxos Avrxs. Jan 9—Sailed, bark Maggie (Br), Urqu- hart, Bt Thomas. nl, ad. Bauta, Jan 26—Chartered, Morning Star, for New York, Doven, Feb 14-Of, Lidskjalf, Gunderson, from Neweas- sugar at 258, tle for New Yors. as Jun 18, bark Ailsa Craig (Br), Matthews, Liver- powons ct Fe 14—Passed, Seaforth, Brenton, from oul. ondon for Coconada, hi B. Arrived, brig Ada Fultou (Br), Fatmovri, Feb L4—Arrived, Nof, Christenson, New York. pool; Feb %, vark Atlantic, Lanfare, New | Salied 14th, Monte Rosa, Carter, Bristol; Josie Mildred, ‘scbrs Helen N Simmons, trom # whaling cruiso’: 4th, | Ginn, Troon Ponder, Fisher, Philagetphia: Ida Eldridge. 04, Feb 13—Sailed, Rosetta, Costa, and Paolino, Gaz- do; Robt Byron, Nicholson, Baltimore; 6th, barks New York, Di iow York (and sxiled ny for Guatia- red 13th, Agostin Borzano, Baltimore. f Hout, Feb 13-Sailed, Ocean, Sorensen, New York, Hetrorr, Feb 14—Uleared, Von Berg, Heincks, New ‘ork. Haxaura, Feb 14—Arrived, Wieland (s), Hebich, New ‘ork. Sailed 13th, Nora, Berg, Pensacola; 15th, Sophia Cook, Covert, Now York, 0 (Br), Brown, Glasgow: 7th, brie Lincoln, | Avacaty tor Liverpool; Lauretta (Br), Nicholson, London; schr Bonanza, Allen, Boston; &h, brix Rockland (Br), from Newfoundland, Buack River, Fed 9—In port, schr Jas E Bayles, Dicken- rom Kingston for New York, iz, Feb 10—Sailed, brig Tubal Cain, Stone, New ye Y¥ Arrived ut, Cuxhaven 13th, Carl Georg, Stoeber, Ham- Carpenas, Feb 23—Arrived, brig Rabbont, Coombs, Balti- | burg. for Tybee (and anchored), bs more ; scht White Wing, Phelan, New York. Railed 13th, AF Stoueman, Sheldrake, Philadelphia. Ciznvoxaos, Feb 19—Arrived, bark Horace B Fick- | Haver, Feb 15—Sailed, Guardian, ett. Marseilles via Gibraltar and St Thomas; bi park. | Kentuckian, Moseley, Southwest Pass; ling Water, Hichborn, Boston; schr William B (Br), Me- | Tybee; Souvenir, H:lmes, and Martha Cob», Greenhan' Donald, Kingston ; 20th, brig Montrose (Br), Flavin, do. Sundy Honk: Annie ‘Troop, Fits, 8t John, N ingnt nailed 20th, schr Priscilla scribuer, Daisey, Koston Tn port 224; Idy, brig Bertha (Br), Collins, for Phitadel- vhia: sche J P Blake (Br), Healey, for St Stephon. NB. Clytie, MeLauzhiin, for New York; Freedom (Br), NB; Wm E Clowes, Dickinson, St Thomas: John C Smith, Jones, Cadiz; Laedni Durkeo, Durkee, Deiaware Breakwater: A L Falmer, Michman, Britonferry; National Eagle, Sears, jarwich, Hogun, for do, and others, RVOOL. Feb 14—Cleared, Tobique, Davis, Bombay; Deanna 29—Arrived, brig Nile (Br), Counce, | Ashantes. Ronerts, Yarmouth, RS 'Betgium, Mosher, abaiba (and sailed Feb 2 to return). Lewes, Del; Aldborough, McLean, Sandy Hook; Fawa, bark Siu Feb 8, sche ©'J Van Name, 4 (Nor), Sorensen, Gulves- Hardy, Baracoa. Claveland, da, Sailed 14th, Arlington Charloston; Americana, In port Feb 5, barks Linds Abbott (Br), Scobe: MobileeBay; Bravo, ophersen, New Orlenn: bados, arriv Bergman, tor | Corolla, Messer, San Francivco: Cambridge, Hill, Tybe Queenstown: % brigs Morn- | Cavalier, Murchison, do: Elle itehell, Raton, Ha ing Light, Dill. une; sebrs | Kile Voro, Di Wampton Roads; Hawthorne, Maso Flora Crowley, Allen, un orite, MeDaid, for As- | Southw Pas JA Htomler, Crystall, New York: Jas Leonard, Petrell, Sandy Hook; 8% Peake, Barnard, Tyhee: ; Hampeon Memory, Frank, Belize; Peter Orerar, Munro, ‘rowell, from Nortolk, arrived 2 inwall; Roger Drury. bay achrs Kiva E Pettengill, Yo HAVANA, Feb 22—Arrived. Portland: 23d, Chas K Sears, Turner, St John, NB. Roads: Scotland, Wetmore, Havana; 8 D Carlton, Fres- Matanzas: Wm L Bradley, Chase, Newport, E, via © man, Uampton Roads; I L Richardson, Morton, New York; Mattie A Franklin, Griffin, Swansea vin M 3 Lizzie, Carnev. Havana: Protector, Hanson, Halifax steamer Men (Br), Mellon, Liverpool and Corunna, ‘awalench, Wilson, St John, NB; Assyria, Edgett, Tybee; tor New rig Emmeline (Br). Logan, Oardif Torbasco, Kistcaard. Hampton Roads. sailed Vidal Sala (Sp), Maristany, New Or Off Point Lynas 13th, Lillian M Vigus, Vigus, Liverpool ‘bene: for Havana, Lonpox, Feb 15—Arrived, Austria, Gilmore, Putache Point; Hollaad (9). Hoele w York, Cleared 14th. Denmark Willinms, New York (and passed Deal 15th) ; Jacob Aal, Beruldveu, New York; ward, MeGrogor, St John, NB; 15th, Her-ules, Snow, aiff and Callno Lisson, Feb 8—Sailed Acadia £0 Ge " York. Lranony. Keb 13 Arrived, Uni Mansitixs, Feb 14—Arrived, Rancagua, Allain, San leans (to ) Havana, for Barcelona) : bari Nor), Sorensen, 3 tanzas for N of Hatteras Sherwood, Vera € sehr Peter C Schul d 22d, bare Alianza (op): ; bark Conquer 5 1 Thompron, Deleware Breakwater. let Lacalle, New York; T K Welden, Colson, do, via Caibsrie In port 24th, brig MO Haskell, Hankell, for New York; schrs Wn B steelman, berlain, N of Hatreras vin Caibari Mattie A Hand, Hund, for New York via do; Addie Jordon, Leavitt, jew York via Sacun. Ruiled 1: inini, Oneto, New. rt 24th, burks H D Stover. Piercy, for New York | Francires, ary U Hule, Higuina, for New York: Thor | Mataaa, Feb G—Sallod, Ella M Storor, Wade, Geta bigs (Br) Payson, for do; | Mrsstna, Feb 8—Arrived, At (s), Knox, Naples (and kinfoxe (Nor), Kielson,” for do: brigs Mohawk (Br), | sailed 11th for Palermo, where id 13th); Alaska, Murphy, for dg: Lisrle Wyman. Fouett, for, N, of Hat- . do. teras: Leonora Blood, for do; sebrs Carrie M Richardson, Safled 9th, Gazelle, Dickson, New York. Richardson, for do Peabody, MeCaban, tor do; Elwood | Mauritius, Feb 3—Sailed previous, Peacemaker, Clason, Barton, Jarvis, for New York; 8 M Bird, Merrill, for do, and | for ‘Mermourne, Dec 24—Sailed from Port Philly Head, Lil- He, Rea, Puget Sound. Newoastix, Feb 14—Cl 8 Nanson (Nor), for New York. Portsxovta, Fob 13—Pat in, Christian, Nordant, from Bremen for New York: 9 for Phila- delpnia; Parenti, Bi Piymovtn, Feb amo, Brnderhansen, Bremen lor Key Wi Capponi, Lynn for Orleans. é ay 14th, Pellegra Madre. Mortola, Autwerp for Phila- jelphia, HorrenpaM, Feb 18—Cleared, Haakon HKaakonsen, Honge, New York: 14tn, John F Kranz, Howes, Cadiz, STorNoway, Feb 10—Suiled. Mercator, Meidell, Pensa- others whidg or wte. Hatirax, Feb 28—Arrived, steamer Dominion (Br), Gib- won, Liverpool for Philadelphia. Kixeston, Ja, Fob 9—In port, schrs Josse S Clark, ‘York: Carrie Jones, Dermott, tor Geor Moxrevipko, Jan 15—In port, barks Atlanta, Di Now York: Joseph Baker, Ryder, for Antwerp; Leviathan {Xen Torjesen, for do; brig Speed (ir), Larkin, for New or Cleared Jan 9, bark J_F Woodworth (Br), Fredrickson, Bordoaux; 13th, brig Little Annie (Br), Hoffinan, Ant werp. Manors, prior to Feb 0—Salled, brig Harry Stewart, Lar- nel. Jan 2—Sailed, bark Annie Kay (Br), Du Fen, les, | fr wood, for New rrived, Al: th, Sansone, x cola, SONDERLAND, Feb 14—Arrived, Delta, Evans, San Fran- sc0., St Hetexa, Jan 11—Arrived, Fil Probolingo. for New Yore (and sailou Feb 6—Ctoared, sche Madison Holmes, brig Gipsoy (Dan). Fries, New am \Br), McKinnon, Baltimore New York vin Ponce. pxon, Met Tn port Feb 10. brige Gem, Pierce, from Now Havon: L & | Percy, Smith, Caleutta for do (and satied 13 g, Allan, rom do via Ponce; schr Annio Whit- | Rethany, Bedell, Hong Kong for do (aud sniled 166! ing, Cox, from Baltimoro. Wm Van'Name, Watts, do for do (and sailed same day) Matanzas, Feb 22—Arrived, barks Chas F Ward, Gay, | 2Ixt, Albi Harrix, Manila for do (and sailed 22d); TF John J Marsh, Portland: brig Mari- | Wheton, Probolingo for Boston (and sailed 22d); Pickett, sehrs MA Wiley, Gilenrist, jarve! 2ad, Johanna, Rosingh, . Pensacola; Abbie, Adams, Guad 24th) ¢ 24th Singapore. 2 fn tor New York (an Macansar fot ailed jo (and tie Coll n Gellorp. e, a lonpe; 23d. brig Memphis (Br), Reynolds, Pascagoula; | suiled 24th): 26th, Pembroke Caytle, Hamilton, Calcutta schr Maguie Dailing, Dalling, Havana. | for do (and proceeded: Sailed 24th, brig Fortann (Br), Howes, N of Hatteras; assed Tan Tuspector, Rrekine, from Rangoon tor | | schr Ritlio 8 Derby, Naylor, New York, Liverpool; 21st, Alice Reed, Kelleran, from Batavia for Tn port 24th, darks KA Allen, Tarr: FL Genovar, Sim. | Falmouth; 24th. Unison Jubnstone, from Singapore for Robinson Crusoe, Crusve New York: Denbighahtre, Williams, from Hong Kong for du; AC Ad brige Clara d Adam: 27th, Sosterk, Alm, fron Amoy for do. 'N John: Yeaton: KmmaT Ives (Br). Sovranava, Dor rrived. Ukraine, Melchor, New Merry, Beaulex; Concord, Bo: York: mma & Alice, Gibbs, Samar kraig (Br), Simpson: Rensha Sailed Dee 27, KB Chapman, Rourke, Holland; 30th, Hattie te Hall, Carter, Cheribon. Sincarony, Jan 11—Sulled, Teekalet, Tracey, Burmah, Smyrna, Feb 3—Suiled, Josephine, Ganion, Perion (be- fore reported suiled 1st! rison Plummer, Plummer; Kocheko, f GE Mor. Magyle Ellen, Littlejohn; W GR row, Denning, ull Ida for ‘Otn, Hanon, Ja, Feb 9—In_ port, for New York. Sienna Leone, Jan 27—Sailed, Melrose. Griggs, Boston Peaxawnvco, Jan 16—Arrived, ship Lycka Gill (Ital, | vin Matncong. Ronesi, San Francisco for Queenstown; bar Sarnh Cham- on Me we OVI. Jan.23—Arrived, Fury, Everett, Gam- 1 (and na ed 30th ——1, one Nazainx, Feb 13—Arrived, Quebec, Reed, Pabellon de Pica. Texet, Feb 14—Safled, Nettie Merryman, M vin via Neweustle. TENERIPYE, Jan 30—Sailed, Herbert J Olive, Stewart, Matanaas: Fob 3 Inga, Ueraldson, Dot Nh ale 20—In port, Roebuck, ‘on bers ‘Bri, Rutherfora, Buhia; brig Bevort (Br), Bron, foundland; 19th, Sunbeam, (Bri waon, do (and ‘sailed 25th for M jo); Metor (Bri, J Sailed Janu 25, brig Chilliomo: ork. Port Sratm, Jan 29—Arrived, schr O M Remington, Phil- lips, New York (and sailed 3d for Aspinwall); Feb 1, brig Britannia, Hotchkiss, Barbados: Ad, sehr Springoird (Br), Rassell ‘Thomas;' 4th, briga Victoria, Saunders, New jan (Br), Cleary, New rs, Bat oy. Haltman, from Salt York: Sth, Ruby, Neal, New York: schrs Emma McAdam, il Mureh, Fernandina; 6th, J 3 Ingraham, Packard, St Mary's, [Apmrioxat Par Aptsststa.} Ga. Butstor, Feb 15 ed, Jo oll, Strout, New Artived prior to Feb 28, schr Cephas Starrett, Babbidge, | York te Rosa, Ca an Francise Ball 17th, Enries, Fiamin, New York. Beacuy Hap, Feb 16—Of, Palermo, 1, tor London, the Start 16th, Sofa, from Lynn for New York, Danviry, Feb iG—Arrived, J M ifaskell, Gloucester, Cleared 14th, New York. Ratled Feh 5, brig Hero (Br), Davi Yor! In port Feb 7, brig Ernest, Lunt, for Plitadelphi Port Axto1o, Ja, Feb 24—Sailed, schr White Wing, Snow, Philadelphia, 24th, schfs Eddie Pierce, Hawes, for Philadel- i Rich, Kens, for do, to sail *, ‘from Georgetown, | rowel, Matchiess, Dawes, Hong Kong, larch 2: Fe ‘ork, Sailed 17th, Columbia, Furnell, Rio Janeiro. Port a Pine, Feb 2—A1 Emery, | Conk, Feb 13—Sailed, Washington, for New York. joston via Martinique (and sail se Terre). 15--Off, President Dane, Aibrethven, from Suiled 3d, xchr CH Foster, Coombs, St Martine; 8th, ored, Jacob Aal, Beruldsen, London bark Cari Borromeo (Ans), Milonovich, Pase igoula. ‘ w Yor! Ax, Feb 16—Satled In por: Feb 8, brigs Princess Beatrice (Br), from and for New York: arrived 2d. Veata (Bri, M 1, fe Matilda Uflyard, Shelburne, NS; do: Acadia (Br), Ganion, for St Thomas: Florence (ir), | Nuova Dovere Baitinor ‘Woods, from Halifax, arrived Sth for Cienfuegos; «chr ME Fowry, Feb 16—Sailed, Silver Spray, Penrne, Ihiladel- Webber, Harris, from Bost Aved 2d, for Kurncoa, phia. Poncr. Feb 10—ailed previc brig 1 W Armstrong, Gatway, Feb 16 ‘oster, New York, Alien, Mayaguez; sehr Era, Norgrave, Arecibo, to load for O0L Unived States. Ou In pe Ith, beige Chattanooga, Lag from Baltimore, | Liverto disg; schre Hattie R Norton, from Hland.dise: Fann jhe e Arrived, Madre M, Carrs, Vhiladelphia; Flint, War trom Port Spal: woking; Pilot's Bride, 15th, Viva, Peterson, New York; Abby Cowper, Neisou, San dridge, wte . Francisco, i hio Gnaxny po Sut, Jan 13—Arrived, brig Hebe (Dan), | Honyuran. Feb 14—Arrived, Nansen, Richmond, V pool tor St John, NB: Jaaob | Lwonwrd, Vetrel, do for Saudy ‘Hook; i cman, dy tor Hampton Roads; Arlington, Viel Yharieston, ia Feb V--Artived, Hipparchus, (9. t Lydersen, do; GW Halls, © cis), Jones, do: Emina, Riel % Sailed 12th, schr Geish Banker, Price, New York. Sailed Jan’ 17th, scire [da A Jayne, Mills, New Yor! 22d, Anna A Holton, Smith, do | Rio JaMKIRO, Jan 23I—Clenred, Mhe Fleetwing (Br), Gale | yes ton. Satled 2Ath, brigs Aquidneck, Job Annie & Lillie, Gorham, New Yor! ce, W on, Hampton Rond: ards. Bridgewate Bist, schr Williamioe, Seort, do. Mailed 15th, Annie Torrey, Cooper, Charleston: Baden, “Arrived 26th, sehr Monsita, Willingale, Wilmington, NC. | Doxne, Orteans: Dinorah, lorgensen, Balu Kuyexa, Feb'6— \ fos (Atul, di Rosa, | Fido, Mus, Hampton Roady; | W Holmes, Holme New York: 10th, bark Leda (Aus) oechin, do, Ruth. Fe rod, Vike Sixcarork, Jan 11—Suile wales, Tracy, Akyab | Stannard, to load ior ULited Kingdom ‘Sounanava, Jan In port, barks Eureka, Chapel, for Manis, and Uxraine, Melcher, une. SamananG, Jan 11—In port, brig Hail Columbia, Bren ton, une. ‘Santos, Jan 7—{n, port, brig Gustav (Swed), on Roads. de, " ‘St Preeer ‘Start, Feb 1—Arrived, brig Ristne fing. Barbados (and suiled 8th for New York Mayflower (Br', Blagde: w York, Saiied Jan 31. scir FA Maxee, oy Jonn, NB; Sen edi I, din, a Blau’ ry for Hamp- ‘eter Crerar, from Liverpool for Hampton Roads, i Off the Skerries 16th, Cambridge, trom Liverpool tor Tybee. Of Cork 14th, Maggie Miller, from Liverpool for Hamp- ‘Young, New Granada; ton Road 6, echr Anita, Small, St Thomas 1 Pane pore. Feb brig D trowbridge, Rogers, f sailahern, New York (arrived chr George Calhoun (Br), Seeley, ‘atid’ entered oat fo from do (arrived 6th), iin, eG Tut . White, ‘St Jobn; ow AG e ‘Sat River, Ja, Feb 9—In port, sehr Edna Harwood, Turner, for New York, St THomas, Feb —Arrived, se Jed 15th for St Martin's boll, Gorham, Alon Buy and sailed and Boston) ;19tu, Luel all, Martinique elev, t rks ‘Alice Camp: for Port nu Platt ir Anita 8 + 10th, ht } Flora M Crowley, Allen, Demerat ONDONDERKY, Feb 14—Sailed, Noel | New York; Chromo, Wooster, St i e. . " jianeen, Antwerp: Thos Campbell (ir), Marshali, mKRICK, Feb 15—Sailed, Thor, Thorvildsen, Delaware ford tn Whartdge, Fishor, Barbados: Roderick | (and anchored in Seattery Roads) Kitts: bark Harvest Queen (Br), Manuatt, 16—In the rouds, th, sehr Win Todd, W x Hambure fe M . s Mexandra (Dan), Davis, New Work: Prymovutit, wis, Boston, mond, Rarker, Cubs (xnd put Fedorse: (trom Bar ‘Little Harry, Smith, from bo Trin, . Medanich, New York; Kong n), Philadelphia, having repaired; ppoul, New Orleans: M tart, Coombs, De hy bark Nevo ( Wy phi RE and Prosperino Palas, Deago, Ne back anmhged) : KW Pass: sehrs © H Foster, rt York; Leon Venet Nrochers Thurston, Na Fancanetio, do, Baltimore: 14th. PoatawovTn. Peh 15—Put im, 8 J Bogart, Reynolds, from Antwerp for New York. t, 1th, are Breakwater. ‘Queexstown, Feb 16—Arrived, Winona, Gordon, Pisaguay Ttalin, Ferro, Philadelphia, « Sibley, Colson, Havre; 17th, Kate M am. Put into th arte o, Ronde 15h, WE Whiting, Groves, Ipewteh, _Brusrou, Feb 14 ~The Cornwall (s), arrived York, was'in day al name unknown ; no particalars, Grexock, Feb 14—A better received here y that the Queen of Heurtm ashore ay Sliddery, bow and st ting on two rocks: that she les wish and is about GUO yards from t jow ti re from Now with @ trow, Hx xp, Feb 12—Various goods, most): posed belong argo of the Franklin, have tees faved Rae amon, woud, ® quantity of lard and some bacon, ‘The followin have been tanded :—133 barrels of lard marked ank & Co, Chicago,” some bacon marked "M go,” 12 Large ‘and. 2s small loes of wood. Be ‘Un account of bad weather further salvage is not LiveRroot, Feb 16—The bark Assecuradeur (tt passed othe 10th inet, in lat 45 N, lon 23 Wr abandoned (afore reported); mast'and canvas ‘all appesred to be in vood condition; the two stern poxts were knock the’ Beautiful sear: arrived here! from Meuritiv °°? Lerwick, Feb 12—Bark Veranda (Nor), from Bi United States, drove ashore hereon the'20th ult; noe 23d as before reported, Rotreepan, Feb 13—Advjces from Terschelling, dated 6, stut= that efforts wero being made to et off the ion it ‘Whenever the tide permitted 60 men were wor tox atthe pumps, The rigging would be taken to Nieuwe ep. Staxey, FI, Jan 2—Tho Crown Prine Puntn de Lobos (zuana), put in here Dec 5, with erew poia- oned by putrid pork. Five men died within the first three or four days, and the remainder, with searcely an exception, have suffered severely, some being still in danger. A new crow will be shipped in Monto Video, and the vossel will consequently be detained until the beginning of noxp mouth, Cochran, from AMERICAN PORTS, BOSTON, March 1—Arrived, steamers Wm Oran altimore’, Willinmsport. Witiette, Piitadeiphiet Olaceuss ¥ ark Clotil ellis. nfuet sche oY Weaver, Wi . ington, Port’ Johnson; Charleston for wermantos Josep! jo Baker, Baxter, Charleston; L & Philadelphia; Hate! Fiske, Baker, Satilla River. PM Tinker, Perkins, Matanzas; schrs Ette Joseph Baymore, Burge, Lag M berg cle. Cp mers Victor i » Charleston: G 1B stoamer Virginia, ‘Ol George Wa: Liverpool via Tybee; barks Embla. (Br). MeKensle, Ipswich; Alex Keith (BP), Fis eltasts ‘Travellor (iin). Pentield, Rio Janelrot sehrs Pharo, Collins, Charleston; ‘m G Lewis, Baxter, Union Island, Ga; Rodney Parker, Parker, New Havon; W D Hilton, Newton, Providence. Cleared—Steamors William Lawrence, Howes, Boston Suragos-a, Hooper. Savannah; barks Catrina ¥ (Itab, Maggiela, Uork: Gustay Adolph (Nor), Moht stown} F D Rigeiow (Bo), MeWhinney, Londénderry’; brig Bogota, Johnson, Pornambue: Sailed—Stoamer Hiberutan ; bark Giulia Anna, Mustang; brig Bogota. BATH, Feb 20—Arrived, schr Allee Corda, Dukes, Phila iphia. CHARLESTON, Feb 28—Arrived, Hunter, Phiadelphia: brig Union (Sp), Havana. Cleared—Bark Edith Carmichael (Br), MePadden, Livers pool: schr Thomas Clyde, Fisher, Delaware Breakwater. Sailed—Steamer Gulf ‘Stream, Crowell, New York; sche Philadetpbia, Beauman, Philadelphia, 1—Arrl hip, Joh ‘asans, Liver. ‘a, bark Jane (Br), Morri Sharpnoss Point, K. Hite is EDGARTOWN, Fob 26—Arrived, achrs Joe Carlton, Helen Thoinp: son, Walton, Newcastle for seltast; wid Tor Soule, South Amboy tor Rockport. ‘24—Arrived, schrs Chas E Paige, Grace, Savannal: Sallie Wm H Jones, Falkenburg, do. Cleared—Schra Sarah L Davis, Cottrell, Barbados for or ders: Wm Wiler, Wharton, Philadelphia; Emma M Fox, a more, barks Emiaa (Ital), Magdalens, Prima (It ano Padre (Ital), Pusnas (Nor), and Olivia. Spector ‘Ship Princeton, Bradley, from Liverpool, has been or- dered to Norfolk to lond for Liverpool, GALVESTO: ilson, Bordeaux; Franklin Nickerson, Haskell, Boston. Cleared ~ Steamer Rio Grande, Bolger, New Yor! son, Parrsboro, NS, for New York; George H Bent, Smith, Philadelphia for Kennebunk. Sweden. TACKSONVILLE, March 1—Closrod, sehr TH Living ston, MeDonald, D e M Philndetphis. Thurston, South Amboy for Rockport Mov I FERNANDINA, Feb EB Ludlam, Ludiam, New York; want, do. FORTR*88 MONROE, March 1—Passed out from vite for Cork; brig Fleetwood (Bri, for Demerara, March 1—Arrived, schrs Wm Hunter, GLOUCESTER, Feb 27—Arrived, schrs Advance, Morrl. 2ath—Arrived, brig Lapwing, May, Boston, to load for merara. JONESPORT, Feb 26—Sailed, schrs Henry, Falkingham (from St John, NB), New York; BM Sawyer, Falkioxham (from, aston do. KRY WEST, Feb 28—Arrived, steamer City of San An- incton, Galveston (and sailed for New York). tonio, Penn! fork). MOBILE, Feb 28—Cleured, bark Westmoreland (Sw), Norgsen, Lond March'l—Arrived, ship Annie Goudey (Br), Bent, Livers pool: bark Albina, Daggett, do via Tybee. Cleared—Brig Florence, Ruthburn, Boston. MACHIAS, Feb 21—Uleared, schrs Hel Thompson, Cienfuegos; 23d, Ella Brown, Brown, ‘ork, NEW ORLEANS, Feb 25—Arrivea, barks Hervatska (Aus', Schwants. Liverpool; Albert (Nor), Anderson, aves, March 1—Cleared, steamer Morzan City, Reed, New z'ship © B Haseltine, Gilkey, Rotterdam: "barks ‘or), Andersen, Re acer (Nor), Kaudsen, do, Passus, Ist—Arrived, ‘ship Benjamin Banes (Nor), Zer pichon, London: brig “Cingue Sorelle (Ital), Lima, Par jeri in J Holwar, New I—Stenmor New Orleans: ship Advance (Br). ‘ Feb 27—Arrived, schr Sallie Bvans, Bail NEWBERN, Willett. Philadelphia. ‘ ed eee 26th, bound out, schr McColley, froth Eliza- eth City. NORFOLK, Feb 27—Arrived, bark Harriet Campbell (Br}, Taylor, Savannah; schra B a ee Torbert, N Yords Lydia, it Roper, Cranmer. Wilmington, Del; J Weaver, Baker. Wood’ Bearse: Gen ert. Pardee. and UH Perry, Perry, New York; Etiwan, Priuce, jeston; § Morgan, Morgan, Jersey City; Kit Carso! Bepriess New Haven; Martha Collins, Johnson, Wood's Hole. NEW BEDFORD, Feb 28—Arrived, schrs Harriet Tho mus, Van Cleaf, Georgetown, DC; Rhoda G, Curren, Cutty hunk. Salled —Sehr Phebe Elizabeth, Mapes. New York. Passed up the bay, sche Nellie Brown, Kelly, New York for Boston, NEWPORT, Feb 27, PM—Arrived, schrs D M Anthoay, Harper, Providence, to load barrels for Norfolk; Benw: Hall, Rockland for Richmond, Va: fer, Boston for Baltimore; Mary Shi ford tor New York. Salled—08 revenue cutter Samuel Dexter. Carson, on « ernise, In port—Schr ohn Crockford, Hart, for New York, after laying up hero. 3 DON, Fab 28—Arrived, schrs Ella Stricklan Norfolk; Fanny Fern, Hoboken for Providence; Carrie Webb, New York for sto. Satlod—Schrs Geo Gurney, New Yore; Little David, do; Wm T Elmer, do. NEW HAVEN, Feb 28—Arrived, brigs Jos Clark, Stahl, ‘anee, Sawyer, New York, to load for t! he Mary Francis, Wella, Ifnboken. Feb 28—Arrived, schr Addiv M Chad- M 1—Safled, steamer Calvert, Foley, Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, March 1—Arrived, steamers Neder- ‘Antwerp; Allentown, Tuttle, Williams. e, Snow, Boston: Vinuie York; ship Repubile (Br), Phillips, (tab, Maxsone, London: ‘schrs Knight, Lawrence, New York; Caroline Young, Jackaway, New Bedford; WL udiain, Bost ther, Mills, Fall River; Leopard, Agnes, Burdick, New York; Mand, Queenstown for ord i schrs. Li 1c, Hatheid, Ne and It T Hedges, Smith, Dihyton. i Suiied ~Steamers Ohio, Pottsville, Panther, Leopard atid nes, Lewns, Del, March 1—Passod in for Philadelphia, sches John H Christie from Halifax; Belle trom Dominies, PORTLAND, Me, Feb 28—Arrived, brig Susie J Strout, Plexett, Cardenas, Clonred-—schr Albert Clarence, Norfolk. Sailed—Bark Everbara )etin (Ger), Queenstown, March 1—Arrived, bark Ellerhaayen (Br, new), NB: brig Florence Stay (Br), Geitzler, Suxta; sclirs Ame' can Chief, New York; Mary P Hudson, Baltimore; H Pre cott. My PROVINCETOWN, Feb 25-In . schr Edwin I Mor- ison, Lavender, from Savannah for Bath. . PROVIDENCE, Feb 28—Arrived, bark Lisbon, Dunning, New Orleans: jelon Mar, Ward; Sarah A’ Falconer, ola Wilson; Bertha, Conover, and West Wind, Romer, Hobo- en. Below—Bark Scotland, Rogers, New Orleans; schr Wm F Adams, Port Johnson, Steamers McClellan, Taylor, Baltimore vin Nor- ; Catharine Whiting, Harding, Philadelphia; schrs & ranmer. Izzard, Baltimore; Marietta Steetman, Somers, dames § Shindler, Lee, Philadelphia: Trenton, Wally d(7 Floyd, Clifford, ana N Holmes, Dow, New York, RICHMOND, Feb 28—Arrived, schr Georgo F Hallock, Sharrett, New York, Ught. Suiled—Sehr Breexd Cranmer. New York, SAN FRANCT: Mason, 3 Young, Haven; Westmor SCO, Feb 21—Salled, ships Thirlmere (Br), Kewley, Liverpool ; Sagamore, Carter, Port Gamble ; barks King Wills Y Kelton, do; Navigator (Ger), Samson: ahah ombeks! Dunton, Nanaimo, scbr Ariel, ti, i 1—Cleared, lentta (Br), Maleoita, . astle (Br), Owens, Liverpool, ip City of by Ci A, fe rrived, steamer Wyoming, ark Adelaide Norris, Kobinson, Liver bark te vin © Curt rT a Philndeptiia, 7 (8). Amnoloagn, Raltime bark Gna (Nor), Anderson, Hamburg; Salome (Nor), Thy- esen. Darien: schrs Thos Rinatekson, Brunswick: Harrie k, Fernundina; Frank Leaning, Satilla; Albert Thomas, Charleston, Xalled—Steamers Teo Daniels, Nass Cheeseman, New York; ship Savannah bark Con iw N. : M— nod, st Marei rived, shi Shelbourae (Br), Murphy, Pool: barks Wayfarer (Be), Thurber, dot ‘Sarah Ee bary, Griflin, Girzenti vi or Wood's Hi fut achrs AJ Bentley, Baltimore; Rebece Queen, Cain: Phitastelp' ‘altun, New York. Ba iPr, Grange, Tlavane; ka (Ger), Rossing, Liverpool; President von Blumen Se apie Keval; schr Menawa, tor Woodsteck, Phila a har Baltimore; Gurtubay rien. hrs Charles Balke Deboy, Susan, Suow, Rockport, Pretich, and Adrien, Mag: New Yor hr F & Hatlock, Moule, Baltimore, 2Nth—Natled, brig Alice (from Savannah), St Jobn, 5 RD! HAVEN, 28—Arrived, ches’ Mott w York tor Calais; Mary Ann, Calais for New rhe iailed~- Bark David A Preston; brig Maggie (Br), schrs WR Barry (He), Alvert P Mason, Mavel Sibley Josept Fish, Alexander, Seventy Six, Opera, K &a W Sar , Josiah Whitehouse, Julin A Ward, Abb Ww vis, Katie J Hoyt, J J Spencer, Sallie n, U, Feb 27-Cleared, steamer Dixie, Helow Brig Anha (3 Maroh 1 Arrived, bri WAREHAM, Feb 27-Snilod, sche JJ Little, Gandy, Philadelphia, Wi HOLE, Fob i 00.98 Gibbs, Providence, Poatiaxd, Fob, 15=Off, Lady Blessington, Gunder> brig Fidelia (Br), At Poh . ten, Londoa for New York, man, Pennington, St Dor Sailed. 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