The New York Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1877, Page 10

YACHTING, BEGULAR MEETING OF THE SEAWANHAKA CLUB—-TIME ALLOWANCE AND MEASURE- / MENT—THE YEAR'S PROGRAMME OF RACES. The second regular meeting of the Seawanbaka ‘Yacnt Club was held st Deimonico’s last evening, Commodore Colgate in the chair. Following the pro- iiminary business, the Chairman of the comauiittce up. pointed for the purpose reported that no change Is ad- ‘vised 1n tho course for the open boat races. ‘TIME ALLOWANCE AND MEASUREMENT. ‘The Chairman of tho committee to report upon the ‘vexed questions of time aliowance and moasurement said that the present tablo of allowance is very unjust fn all cascs, and the committee, together with many members of the club, are of the opinion that the remedy is very difficult. The committee bavo found, however, that a system based on the gradual imerease of a parabolic curve is only one which will give the correct allowance be- tween yachts, varying slightly, and recommend | that plan. In order to give all members an oppor tunity to be heard on the important subject the com- mittee advised that it be postponed until the next Boctal meeting of the club, when each member be allowed five minutes to give his views, the Commodore having tho power to extend any epeaker’s time to filteen minutes, This motion was carried, RACKS AND REGATTAS FOR 1877. Commodore Colgate, in following an old custom, pre= sented the annexed programme of races cud regattas for the current year:— First Race.—To como oft on June 16; open to all clubs, with usual restrictions, This is to bea Corinthian race for first and second class sloops a second class schoouers, one prize in euch class, of $150, making the amount for prizes $450, The steam- boat to cost not more than $200 und the lunch $250, Second Race.—To come offon June 23; an ocean race for first and second class schoove! whers to command ana steer their own boats, with the usual re- strictions. One prize in each class, of $200, making $400 for prizes. The steamboat to cost 5125 and the Juuch $60. Two entries in cach class, and no race In tho class that fails so to fill, Third Race,—Annual regatta of Oyster Bay, July 4, feng) being five prizes of the value of $50 each, mak- 1 $250, ‘Tho steambout to cost not over $125, and ie lunch $50, Fourth Bac ‘To come off on July 28, a racefor open bouts at Oyster Bay, one prize in each class of the value ot $50, making $100 lor prizes. th Race,—-A series of tour races for open boats, to be sailed at Uyster Bay on the last four Saturdays of September. The prizes to be of the value of $50 in euch Class, said prizes to be awarded to the boats ecoring the greatest number of victories, a walk over” to count. Stoula there be a tie, it will ‘be sailed off on Octover 3, over the usual club course, Sixth Race.—‘Lndies’ Day” regatta, to come off in September, the date to be appuinted by the Com- modore, The prizes to be colors in each class, to the value of $150; the expeuses not to exceed $50, | Considerable discussion followed the reading of tho Above programme, and whilo all admitted that it would make the club’s season very Drilliaut, a few hoped something more economical would ve Bubstituted, There was considerable opposition to any change of the Commodore's series of but tinuily, on motion of Mr. Center, the fifth xth races—the Ladics’ Day and the September t—were stricken Out, When the bal- Tt was also egreca that if in the Corinthian race, June 16, the se ond class schooner event should not iil, tho Regatta Committee must appoint another day for the race to take place. HARLEM REGATTA ASSOCIATION. ‘The annual meeting of the above association, which * 1s composed of delegates from the principal boat clubs on the Harlem River, met last night at Knickerbocker Cottage in Sixth avenue. Tho mecting was called to order bythe President, Mr. F. G. Brown, of the Nassau Bout Club, Each club in the associa- tion was represented by three delegates:—Messra. King, Clarke and Ackerson, the Atalant, Knowlton, Barnett and Rathbone, the Athiet! Goodwin, Sage and Boyd, Columbia College; Peckwell, Loutrel) and Freeborn, the Dauntless; Mills, Reade and Meyers, the Nassau; -Nevillo, Childs and Levien, the Nautilus; Kelly, Belmont and Rives, the New York, and Leland, Starr and Peters, the Stock Exchange. The annual report of the secretary and treasurer, Mr. C. G. Poters, gave a very flattering account of the progress of the association during the past year. All the indebtedness of the organization bas been paid off and the assessments levied on cach club returned. Even with these drains on the treasury there stil mnie. balance on band for the present year of ‘the following eenaines, were elected officers for 1877 :—President, T, Goodwin, Columuis College RK, L. Reade, Nassaa Boat Boat @jud; Vice es i tex, to- fe ith John King, Atalan: » Ath- etic; M. Freeborn, Dauntiess; R. Nassau; R. L. Neville, Nautilus, and G. L. Rives, New York tr were elected members of the Executive r The date of the aunual regatta was not fixed, but it will take place, in all probabiity, between the 16th and 30th ofJane GREAT WRESTLING CONTEST. M’LAUGHLIN VS. BAUER—EACH WIN A FALL— THE THIRD, ‘'CATCH AS CATCH CAN,” NOT ATTEMPTED—M'LAUGHLIN AWARDED ‘THE MONEY, [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. | Urioa, N. Y., March 5, 1877, Utica was wild to-night over the McLaughlin-Bauer “collar and elbow,’’ Grawco-Roman and “catch as catch can’ wrestling match. It ended in one fall for McLaughlin and one for Bauer. The choice of third, won by Bauer, gave rise to a contest, in which the releree decided in McLaugh- lin’s favor, without the men coming together, Over 1,600 persons were present, “COLLAR AND ELBOW,” McLaughlin won the cvilar and elbow fall, in tighteen minutes, five minutes being occupied in the fast bout, Bauer was as nimble and quick as a cat He tried to shoulder MeLaugbiin like abuag of potatoes several times, but the man from Michigan was too heavy and skilful for him. Me- Laughlin got Bauer down several times, but the slip. pers Frevchman turued like au cet and fell on his | at Or Lips or shoulders, This round created great exciiement, GR.NCO-ROMAN, The Greco-Roman round was won by Bauer after a terrible struggle of twenty-ionr minutes, This was the Girst time that McLaughlin had tried ihe Greco-Roman, Bauer’s backers say, with two or three montos’ prace McLaughlin can probably beat the world in this Bauer was down several times, yot by torming his bead and heels only toucting the floor, or wy is ing {rom back to breast before his bips or joulders touched, saved the round. “OATCH AS CATCH CAN,” Bauer won the (oss tor the third round, and selected “catch as catch can’ style. MeLaugiiin’ claimed that Bauer must wear bis shirt, and tuat the Grieco- Homan was the only style in which 1 was omitted, | Bauer retuxed to put on his shirt, claiming | that be could omit it if be pleased, having won the choice. Cuptain Normon W. Palmer, re feree, of New York, allowed the case to be argued about forty min- id then decided that the shirt must be worn, Il refared to woar the shirt, when, after tive ininutes, the referee awarded the match end money to NeLaughiin, Bauor protests against this decisioa and Melwughiio claims the money. The contest created the wildest excitement, and opine fons are divided. Bauer's wondertui agihty and Me Laugblin’s immense strength made the Greco-Roman Found the finest athletic dispiay ever teen, BKTRIES FOR THE CHESTER PARK sPRING MEETING. Cixctnxatt, March 5, 1877. ‘The indications are that the spring running mecting Qt Chester Park to occur in May next will bo the most briliiant im the history of that course. In the 0 Derby for three-year-olds there aro twenty-three on. ake for two-year. House Stukes tor im the Jockey Clab Stakes for two-year-olds, tweive entries, avi the | Cincinnati Cup for all ages, eleven entries, The names of norses include some of the finest racing stock in the couvtry, and some fast time is expected, AMATEUR RIFLE SHOOTING. \ A novol and Interesting Fine \o match was brought toa @lose lant night, at Conlin’s Broadway gallery, by tho Gistribution of twenty prizes ainong the successful | competitors, The conditions were:—Ten shots off- | band; distance, 110 feet, proportional target; ready (string) measuroment; open to all comers, excepting ‘winners of goid badges in any of the previous competi- tions, There wore sihenesbos seventy-five entries, and 814 different scores were fred. Frederick Kessler won the first prize a gold and silver mounted revolver) on & record ot 744 Inch gare measurement tor ten areas tollows:—J. D. $3.16; 8%; W. Campboll, 95%; - sides, 8, (ii ‘Bie KY 1-165 Be. Brown 9; C. B. De Forest, . ©. Noone, 9 5- ‘Zotier, 06-16; 5, B. 4M. Te Rigge, 9 16-1 D. Miller, 10; . Murch, 10 6-1 ae Fenny 0 10; A, @. Hellwig, 10 18:16; W, He Smith, 10743 4 0 16-16; W. G, Brown, 11 1-16; L. C, Bruce, others won minor prizes, the last on a of 18 8-16 incboa, | Tan De Cort. | Thomas und the pluniing of NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. JUVENILE OPERA AT THE OLYMPIC. ‘There is a peculiar pleasure felt by many persons ip seeing children Imitate tho actions of mature people and try to express foclings and ideas which they do not understand, The charm of such scting was potent when the Bateman sisters played ‘Bombastes Furioso” twenty years ago and when tho lutle fiddler, who, just belore he died, said, “Dear God, pity a tired out little fellow,” used, like Tiny Tim, to utter sweet music in quart and quaver- ing tones, Last night the opera of “Crispino e la Comare’’ was sung at the Olympic Theatre by a well the eldest of known company of children, whom is only fifteen years of and the effect was like that of seeing a performanco through the wrong end of a lorgnette., Passions and purposes appeared little, and it was amusing te behold there small creatures trying to act like men and wo- mea, For children the performance was remarkable, but it could never be forgotten that they were chi! dreo, The tinest presentations were those of Ui ie by Miss Ida Ross, who dinirably tramed, and thas of Annetta by Miss The weakuess.of the entertainment ex- ists in the tact that the voices of children are much alike, and that they cannot adequately render con- certed music written for sopranos, contraltos, tenors, baritones and basses. The large audience, however, was well pleased, and the little vocalists were heartily applauded. NEW THIRD AVENUE THEATRE, ‘This favorite cast side establishment 1s now literally “running its Riggs” with profit to the treasury, 1%, Grattan Riggs commenced an engagement last night before a full houso in the “Irish Detecuve,” in which he sustainea seven distinct characters, a novelty t! pleased the audience greatly. warmed, Ventilated and as pleasant a piace of amure- ment as there 1s to be found in that section of the city. The ‘Fastest Boy in New York’? will be tho Dext attraction, THE NEW BROADWAY THEATRE. Rose and Harry Watkins appeared last night at the new Broadway in Mr, Watkins’ romantic Irish drama, “Trodden Down.’? Both performers were cordially received by an excellent audience, Rose Watkins as Blanche Desmond displayed her usual vigor and bril- hancy, and Harry Watkins was at home in his original character ot Fi x McCarthy. Tue play is roplete with Lumorand niric situations, IN COURT. Cutcago, March 6, 1877. Spoils Daly, the New York manager, applied to- day before Judge Blodgett, United Sta District Court, for an injunction ou James H, McVicker, man- ager of McVicker’s Theatre, Chicago, to enjoin the pro- duction of, Mr. MoVicker'd aduptation of the play of **Lemons,’? claimed by Mr. Daly us exclusive prop- erty. Judge Blodgett retused the injunction on the round thot Mr. McVicker had aright to produce an Fat de adaptation of the German play as well as Mr. aly. HANDBALL AND RACKETS, At Barney McQuade’s court, in this city, yesterday, there was a four-handed trial of skill at handball, in which the champion, Arthur McQuade, and William Ryan played against Barney McQuade and the veteran Jobn Lenihan, ‘the best three out of five games, The first game was won by Barnoy and Lenihan by ascore of 21to19, Their opponents won the second game by ascore of 21to18 Tho third game, though closely contested to the end, finally resuited in favor of Arthur’s side by 21to20, The fourth gamo and matcb were aiso won by bis side by a score of 21 to 17. The next game was Americun rackets between Finn and Moore, of the Sherift’s office in this city, against Ryer and Lillestone, best two out of three games, filteen aces up. This match was very closely con- tested throughvat, aud was finally won by Ryer and Lillestone. ‘This was followed by a match at handball, best three games out of five, between Danicl McCarthy’ and James Murphy against Daniel Sheridan and William Molloy, the former making short work of tho amateurs Ly the following score;—MoUarthy side—21, 21, 21. Sheridan side—19, 18, 20, The sport ended for the day with exciting game at American rackets, the cont nis being Michaol Gieason against Samuel Miller, both of New York, best two in three games, fitteen aces up. The firet game was well played, Gleason won the score, standing 15 10 14. The second game ended in victory Jor Millor, the score ding 15 10 1; The third and last game was a very fine one, ending in tavor of Glea- son, Who won the match by a score of 15 w1L ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. At tho Academy of Sciences, No. 64 Madison avenue, Jast evening, fourteen now members were electod, and Mr, T. O’Conor Sloane, of the scientific staff of tho New York Gas Company, read a paper, illustrated with experiments, on a ‘New and Accurate Process of De- termining Sulphur in Illuminating Gas.” Mr. Sloane first described, by reterencgs to diagrams, the processes of Wrigbt, Letheby and Referee. In Wright’s mothod ammoniacal gas is employed in order to absorb the sulphur, while Letheby uses an ammoniacal solution of copper. Referce’s process depends upon the draw- fog of a heated volume of gas through a solution of acetate of lead aud noting the amount of discoloration produced in the solution, Tho principle ot the methoa ilustrated in Mr, Sloane’s experiments was that the sulphur jo gas suffers tn process of oxidation by barn- and may be caught In a receiver and absorbed by a jon of permanganate of potash, A modification purifying bottle, a condenser loaded with permanganate and a receiver loaded with the same are the muin things required by Mr. Sloane’s proces which be claims to be the most accurate yet myente THE POOR INDIANS, Colonel A. B, Meacham, of Orogon, delivered a lecturo last evening at the Cooper Iastitute before a respectable but rasher thin audience, A large number of prominent gentlemen were expected to occupy the platform, but they failed to put m an appearance. Colonel Meacham considered the Indlan question one of the most important of national problems, For 250 years, it hag confronted our statesmen and our philanthropists, He who shall strike the keynote to the solution will over be regarded as the benctactor, not of the white race alone, but also of humanity. We live in an age when honor may be won without bloody carnage. The sita- ation of the Indians as the wards of the nation was described. We have never yet, bo said, fairly under- stood the character of the red man—hbis inner life, his domestic, religious life. We have not looked behind him for the motives which have impelled him to the commission of atrocities He clamed the Indian to be a religious man. He coutrasted the wild life of the Indian with civilized lite in New York, drawing the inference that while the Indian could not be expected to establish laws for the y and justice when the whites made laws for them, We judge of the ludian by his vices and not his virtues. The tray gey of the lava beds, the killing of General Canby and Colo four bullets in his the Modocs, were de- ‘he {ndian peace policy own body at the same timo b: scribed in # thrilling manver, of General Grant was indorsed. Fog more than thirty years he had dealt with Indiang, either asgneighbor or officer, and his conclusion was that the Indian wi map, and that when fairly trea! he will He {a proud und haughty, but he Die and hospitable. When trusted, he is true; when be- trayod, he seeks reveng: whon smitten, he will strike back. The lecturer described the lodtan’s fair dealing and honesty in making contracts with government officers. They were more honest than white con- tractors. They universally ombody in the:r religion the recognition of a great spirit, Colonel Meacham declared that ho bad a policy which, if adopted, would settle all the troubles with tho India: It was the policy of peaco and good understanding and fair de ing with the red man. A reference to the Oregon toral matter excited some hisses from the audiou which did not, on the whole. appear to sympathi: with the Indian peace policy advocated by the | speaker, OBITUARY. JAMES DANIELS, Mr. Janes Daniols died yesterday in Hartford, Conn, Since 1851 Mr. Daniels has been engaged in the hat, cap and fur business. His death was remarkably sudden, He was conversing with Samuel W. Hubbard, & commercial traveller for Chi H. Gurney, of Groene street, New York, when he suddenly tell for- ward and expired in less than ive minutes, The cause of death was heart disease, with which he bas been aftlicted to some extent for several years, THE MARQUIS DE COMPIEGNE, Tho cable anuounces the death of the Marquis de Compiegne, of France, somewhat known for bis travels in Africa, The Marquis was killed im a duel at Cairo, Egypt, a few days ayo, but the circumstances att ing the encounter are not stated, HON. FE, C, MOORE, The Hon, E, C. Moore diod suddenty at bis home in Newtown, N. J., yesterday afternoon. BETSY QUALE'S LAST SMOKE, Botey Quale, seventy-five years of age, while smok- ing her pipe yesterday in her room, at No. 100 Mon- roe stveot, accidentally set fireto her clothing. she was badly burned about tho arms and body and was bebe for at Bellevue Hospital, Hor sojuries will prove fatal. The ‘house 13 weil | SINGULAR CHARGE OF BIGAMY. A singular case came up before Justice Elliott in Williamsburg yesterday. James F. Hanua, who resides at No. 1 Chatham square, mado a charge ugainst Mra Fred Beckman of bigamy, claiming that she bad married him in Baltimore in July, 1867, and that in 1876 she had married ono Fred Beckman in Williamsburg, Mrs, ‘kman, who was tn court at the time of the granting of the warrant, denied the fact that sbe was din marri to Hanna, but acknowledged el and lived with bim, but that after ti parated she bad met and married her present husband, Beekman. The case was adjourned to Friday next, when Hanna promises to bring proof of bis charge, and the curiosity of the neighbors of Mra Beckman will have to remain quiescent until then, OIL ON FIRE, A tank exploded last evening in the ofl works of Lombard & Ayers, at Sixty-third street and rth River, 1) to the value of $2,600 was lost by the con- flagration, which 1s fully insured, SHIPPING NEWS) OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK YOR THE MONTH | oF MAKCH itanzow..- Liverpool | Ginewow.. [7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Greea 69 Broadway BY Broadway 15 Hrondway 7 Bowling Green Bowling Greew 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green Kio Brondway “|Liverpoot.: 129 roadway 4 1.7/4 Bowliny Green 72 Brondway 61 Broadway 87 Broadwey 2 Bowlin Green 15 Broadway 7 Bowling Green )|Laverpoot. BgPNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.—Captuins or officers of vessels engaged in the coasting and foreign trade observ- | {ng the displacement or removal of sea buoys ure requested to communicate the fact tothe HxRaLp, #o that it may be brought publicly to the attention of the proper anthcrities. A letter addressed "*To the editor of the Henatp, New York city,” aiving as accurately as possible the number and post- tion of displuced buoys or the cause of their removal, will suffice in all casos observed along the Atlantic und Pacitic cousts of the American Continent. When they are observed ‘on the coast of European countries or tn th Mt ts requested that information be sent either by telegraph or letter to the London office of the Nxw York Heratp, 46 Fleet street, London, orto the Paris office, 61 Avenue de WOpera, Paris. Where the telegraph 1s may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Opera, Paris.” Whero cases of displacemout are observed in tho wat of countries teyond the reach of the telegraph, asin Asinor Africa, eaptains maycommunicste with us upon reaching the first conve: fent port, This information will be cabled froe of charge to the Hxnaup and published. sar NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—Tho New Yore Heratp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hexatp steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen several miles distant, Captains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Henan, g@rPersons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ng at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels care of Hxratp news yacht, Pier Nol East River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are required, ALMANAO FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY HIGH WATER BUN AND MOON. ove 123 Sun rises - 627 | Gov. Island... Sun sets. 6 57 | Sandy Hook... ..eve 12 43 Moon rises....morn 1 11/| Hell Gate.. eve 313 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Maxon 4, 1877. joon,| 30.20) Wm Partly ob'dy sesvee | 12 PM 30.101 36; "SW miGloar m, Moderate. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 5, 1877. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD ATRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TRLEGRAPH LINE Steamer City of San Autonio, Pennington, Galveston Feb 24, via Key West 27th, with mdse and passengers to CH Mulory & Co. Steamer City ot Dallas, Hines, Fernandina Feb 23, Brana. wick, Gs. » Mareb 1 and Port Royal, SC, with mdse and toC H Mallory & 00. CO Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DO, with old (Br), McGrav, Liverpool Jan 17 via Tybee ‘s Dulas to order. Is anchored im Gravesend Buy for or Bark, Benefactor, Hayden, ons, Nov 23, with tea to A A A 9, Cape Low Bros. Passed Anjer, of Gooa and crossed he _# quator to iat 20 N; na thenee light, northerly 3, Tat, "23 40, lon 74 10, or Tampico, 8 da} in tlalte Aug BL 0 order. XB), Fraser, London: muiar. ke, t (ot St John, cerry. 2 pik ‘at ballayt, £0 8 ‘Sno Burgess. Had strong o ads most of t bet tial. 90 days, in ballast, to Wiheee catrico (Bn), Bowlby, PI Nevius & Son. Was 20 da of the Banks, with strong XW gu Bark Verita: on, Falmouth 56 days, in bal- last, to © Tolan & ( Bark Atalanta (der), Wilma mdse to Funeh, Edye & Co. Was 40 wrong 8E gxl 67 days, with of Hatteras,with orde: Mi » Fy Good Hops 2 Deo ‘De and crossed the Equator Jan 20, “e lon 28: dan 25, Int 3, lon 80, xpoke bark Nelile Moody (Br), from Point ‘Lobos f for Europe Burk Tremont, C: 0 jertaux. tu ot NE trades to lat 28, thence strong W aud Ni wire Francoforte (Ital), Amodeo, Patacois 105 cays, with fruit do Punch, Ryo do. Passod Gibraltar Jan 13; had fine weather. rig Aiberil, MeCaul, Mensine St days, with frult to Law: roneo Gile ab to H D Brookman & Co, Gibraltar Jan Haw John W Hunts Huot, Progreso 21 days, with hemp. dc, to Theband Bros; vessel to BF Metcalfe & Co. Murch 2hada yey, gate from SE to 5, lasting 15 hours. Brig L. Edvunrd (Be), Blacker, St Jago 11 days, with suns to order: vossel to AK Ontorbridge. Bartlovt (of Machins), Smith, N eras, had © heavy. rom SE, ‘30, ion 73 10, spoke rig Nellio’ (ital), for yw ¥ eel ir Charles Mortord, Parsons, Sees Jan 19, with hig 4 te Van, Brant B Gorsh, pete Sehr wi ‘a a sbeltichs. v Smith, wed the Kqnator Feb had it southerly winds, Feb ton $0 oke bark Ivanhoo (Br), from ae for Phila: delphi Jat YO 18, lon 69 22, spoke topsail schr Saraly, from Feraaniiacs for Now York, 95 dave out. ‘Sehr Mury EB Rankin, Fuller, Surinam, with mdse to master. Bone Lettie (Ur). MeXell, Havana Fob 16, with mdse to ‘i Bray, Calburion 13 ae ys Boston), 1 tom Shop urd, Shophard. Cedar ge. 6 day: with cedar to 3 Ball ad heavy northerly terns, Lust and split sails and eprang a loak. Sntthville for an extra crew, the vossel requiring dovstont p hor free of wat umping to keep . Pichr Thomas t Tusker, Leed, Fernandina 8 days, with lumber toJ J Ross; vessel to A'Dayton & ¢ Sehr Lexington j@hton, Jacksunville 7 days, with Simpson, Clapp & C lumber to Drew & Bucki; vessel to March 2 had # beavy gale from S8SE, lasting 12 hou ‘oss, Jncksonvillo 8 days, with lumber to to Warren Kay. jolley, Doughty, Elisabeth City, NC, 4 dn: with corn to Lane & Son; vessel to Overton & Hawking. Sehr Sallie frei Brannin, Kichmond. Van Gilder, Van Gilder, Kichmond. stove oombs, Bishop Riehmond, Vi Hien, Anderson, Richmond, Va, Schr R. . Thomus, Thorndyke, Norfolk for Boston Pat In for @ harbor. ‘sehr adasle, Cranmer, Virginia, Sehr HW Godtrey, Jurmun, Virginia, sehr RC A Ward, Crane, Virginia, ett JK Ctements, Plorce, Virgiuta. chr ney Mun —, ireipia. er Bs Hamilton, Mills, Georgetown, DC, Schr Theadore Doan, Evans, ¢ Senr Carrie Hol Pee sehr Wm H Kenzel, Soper. Balt Ba Btoamor P Onland cone more, fro a eatiesd which errived 4th inst. reports:—Feb 4 m 17 30, bark silver trond | (of St John § Bey trom London- jon'29, bark Edina (of st Jonn, Xi NB) weamer. bound ! was anchored in the lower ), Mecklenburg, ‘ bance a Bark BF Watson, which vee ut thea ih Te fine weal SE gal ve enw at BW, wiolenes, a envy chs tena wan daar, y ich ms poons. foretor Thtinants, tothe fae 38, ton OT onset eaniny badly? and a ided to return to New ¥e t two duys, thence to port Pe weathe! farge cargo wnd go on dey PASSED THROUGH HELL GaTE BOUND SOUTH. Sebi Kalluban, Avery, New London for New York. Seht Ellen at Buxter, Lamphier, New London tor Ney Yor! Kehr Chartox L Lovell Gardiner, Sebr Mary Fran Sehr Joho Youn: ney ne w Have Schr J N Ayres, Provost, Stamford for New Y Schr RK C Foster, Herrick, Cold Spring for Now York. Tantmast: dB ‘orwich for kag a York, BOUND EAST. Steamer Chesapeake, Mangum. New York for Portland, Steamer City of Fitchourg, Springer, New York tor New Bedford. Steamer Thetis, Faun New York for ise pepo " York for Providence, “for Frovidenc Wpiedetinees tor Providence, a Bells Feck, Avery, Port Johnson for New London, rab J Gurney, Gurney, Port Johnson for Now bil Re nie Det lin Hodgkins, Freeman, Virginia for Province- town (see Miscellany). CLEARED, Steamer Montana (Br), Beddoe, Liverpool via Queenstown —Wiiliams & Guion, “ke, Mangum, Portiand—J F Am Wuda, Koerner, Syduey, NEW—H W" Cam- 0. urekn, Woodworth, 8 Frepeeamaniten &Co rmione (Br), Lave: irks E—Bowering kane 1a. ae Galera Bireh (Nor), Pederson, Queenstown or Fal- mouth - Punch, Kdye & Co. Burk Chimooa (Nor), Haave, Bergen—C Tobias & Co, Brig Heloise (Fri, Brig 0 © Clary, Brig Silas N Co. Wallard, Genow Edward Unkart. Scott, Barbados—Dwight & Vintt, lurtin, Brown, New Lon don—P H oomith & (Sp), Leston, Vigo—C Marti & Co, ‘anda, Mitchell, Havana—James E Ward & Co —B us Wenders oy! ea Co. Reed "Baitimoro Wag mers SchrS t Godwin, Williams, Bridgeport—Stamtord Manu- facturing Mosser, Rhoades, UM Stuekholm, SAILED. (Nor), ‘Non, Uabont tig Ping Gacn Kong Sver: F. . OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE, Nexwrout, RI, March 5, 1377. Advices{rom Block Island this morning 9 that schr Sophia (of Portland), Harrington, from Neweussle, Del, with corn, for Salem, went ashore on the west side of that island during the gule of Friday night, and that this morn- ing sho was Dilged and tull of water. Wreckers have con: tracted to suve what they can. About 1000 bushels corn had beou saved up to 10 o'clock'this AM, MARITIME MISCELLANY. at Halifax Ist inst, from Haag Wx Witson (Br), ter knockin; It thero in Septem Mi al A al where she remali arepaiiag Pea Dec 16, when continue her voyages and mecting’ with bead gules e was 74 days in making tho run trom Queenstown, Bark Hite ick (Sw), Wetterberg, from Pens: vr) for Liverpool: betore renerten ashore da Piakle's bil; Material, with captain and crew, were tuken t A Key West prior to Feb 27. Hank S W Houskoox, at Philadelphia from Matanzas, wan Sdays N of Hattorus, with northerly winds. She stove bulwarks and was otherwise slightly damaged. Bark Vexnzta, (Ital), from New York for Queenstown, which put into Fayal Jan 17 leaky, will discharge sufli- clently to enable herto have two ets of copper stripped and seus caulked, after which iy reloed. having pre- viously separate: fur as possible the dumaxed from the sound whout in the hold, Scur Datta Hopoxtss, from Virginiu for Provincetown which passed through Hell Gate yoxterday, in a squall off Egg Harbor curried away muintopmast, Scux Joan 8 Lux, at Wilmington, NC, from Baltimore, while anchored in the strenin ut the former port, parted her cables during the gale ot 2d inst and drovo up the ri: running into 2 flats inking one loaded with woo! an leaving other in tion, colliding with tho steamer Wave, a ms & Murchixon’s lower wharf, ‘nocking off it 15 teet from he per deck, breaking her own bowsprit and knocking w h ols ber side by coming in collision with the end of a fiat. Sonn Watton, from Jacl Bath, which 1 ‘h Leaky, sprang a on Thesday, Fob ofthe Gulf Stream, in Int 31 40, ton ng rapidly. the Captain ‘hough ie best for the and cargo to bear away tor the near- ext port, The sehoouer will remain at Tybee tu vices from her owne Sena Coxsou: hich was sunk In the Ta Sound some weeks ago, with fatal results, bus be and carried into Cristleld, where the damage abe sustain will be repaired, Lornoat WH Asrtxwats, No. 21. while on her way Yesterday av 2:30 AM, went ashore wn Long Island, S80 yards northot the fort doek, Dat got Off at high water without dumage. Cuantxstox, SO, March S—Schr Philadelphia, hence for Philadetphia, sank last Friday night, off Cape Ro- carvo of old cannon end railroad Iron, The javed, and have arrived here, Hatirax, March 5—The captula of the stoamer Newfound. laud, which arrived here yesterday, brought the life buoy to the steamer Ge |, which was picked up on Placent!a Bay. Some flour und’ pork driftea ashore at the lace, No further trace of the vessel and crow had vias hington {is covered with 15 feet bodies have been ‘die. ri kod up are di: of cloth ng, with ie appe #8 gone and scalps mucl ark Frank Marion, Elarid, for New Orleans, struck a reo! await Jape covered and bu rock the boiler Kay Wxst, March 5. ballast, from St Thom: night and took assi Smipavitpina—At Salem, Mr A J Frisb! to build for Mr Andrew Knowland, of Mai d, schooner of about 80 tons, which {8 ‘to ve finished about the lust of May. She {8 intended for the fishing business, NOTICE TO MARINERS. in Test Hatarax, N Rocks, off Sambro. day. The steamzug A O Whitney wont down and towed the buoy to the city. WHALEMEN, Sailed from Provincetown Ma: Rich, Atlantic 0 Arrived at Vin Provincetown for Atlantic Ocean, A letter from Capt Hawar, of burk, Prog ports her 32 days out, lat 4N, lon 32, ol Mad Cousin of gales, and ost waist boat ta the Gulf Stream. SPOKEN. Oeitar fom Liverpool Oct 81 for schr ME Simmons, h 1, a taal arrived or uoyard Haven 24). ising Sun, irom rd Haven 2d, schr Ship Algonquin, (Br), Bombay, Doe Ship “Pepa, dela oe Rs ie 25 .N, lon 45 W. guenot, Bi from. Sanita 1a (Sept 24) for San Francis ‘Uct 9, no lat, &e (by ship | Revere, at San Francisco). yiels ‘Yecumseh, beer from Batavia for Chi pind Salifornte for Hamburg jel, Jan 8, lat 30 }. lon A Norwoglin ship, sowing HPLJ (*), trom, Falmouth for Savannah, was seen Feb 3, Jat 23 20, fon 87 y a a bes jerryman, from Baltimore it Antwerp, el Bark Sappho Be) pe epee fon itpenl lion for Balti- more, Dee 29, lat 28 ‘irie Giowey Dan), trom Bt Grolx Yor Now York, Feb 28, off Hatteras. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND OAPTAINS hipping agents and shipmasters are informed raphing to tho Hxratp London Bureau, nd- dressing “Bounett, No. 46 Floet strat, London,” or to the ing “Bonnett, 61 Avenue de l'Opora, and departures trom European und ern ports of American und all foreign vousels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from Fi torranean ports will tlud the Paris office the more cal und oxpeditious for tolegraphing nows, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerr, March 2—Ralled, burks Arracan (Gi United States; Lietjeld (Nor), Evensen, du; 4th, Rusland, for New York, AmeTeRDaM, March 1—Builed, varks@ P Harbits (Nor), Jacobsen, United States; Gerritt & Willem (Dutch), Visser: do. Bristot, March 1—Arrived, ship Fatrwind (Br), Rawle, Pensacola; brig Etho! (ir), Jarvis, New York. Bancetona, Feb 23—Arrived, bark Anina (Ger), Jant non, New York; brig Samboyana (Sp), Mas, Moblie, Buemey, March 5—Arrived, barks Georgie (Br), McBride New York; Carolino (Ger), Stricker, do, " Sailed 2d, bark Grandioven (Nor). Middlethora, United States; Sth, ships Admiral (Ger), Haeslook, New York; Humboldt (Ger), Cornelius, do; Khine (ir), Smith, Nort Americn; Constantia (Ger), Kuehlien, New Orleani Hermann (Ger), Bambach, do; barks Marco Polo (Ger) Schaffer, New York; Chenucto (Br), Lawrence, do; Liszie Currie (Br), Currie, North America; W oH Jenkins (Br), Rogers, do; Otto (Nor), Darmer, doy Auguste (Ger), Balti- more, Caw Kong. Capiz, March 5—Arrived, schrs Jesse Carll, Underhill, New York; Eva L Lounard, Parker, Gottenburg. Catcurta, Feb 7—Sailod, ship Malabar (Br), Evans, New York, Det, March 3—Arrived, bark Scot's Bay (Br), Muri Now York for Antwerp: Sth, ship River Clyde (Br), Mill Astoria, O, for Calnts; bark James Bolt (Br), James, San Francisco vin Quenstown for —; brig Muggle (Br), Borry, Charleston for —. \ Dumiax, Murch 3—Arrived, bark “Brothers (Br), Pratt, oh and Medi- conoml- , March 5—Sailed, ship Nimbus, Leonard, Hong ington, NC; Ottawa (Br), McFerren, Bull River; Sth, shin Bagarstown, Call, Pabelion de Pica; barks Nystad (Nor), Christiansen, Savdnnah ; Watborg (Nor), Hansen, do; Stag- hound (Br), Whyte, San Fraucisco, Grxexoce, Murch 4—Arrived, ships Lady Clarendon ir), Walker, Pensacola; Ocean Pearl (Br), Oakley, do. Hatvorr, March 5—Arrived, steamer W A Scholten (atch), Janzen, New York. Livxnroot, March 4—Arrivod, steamers Mississippi (Br, Lindall, New Orleans; England (Br), Thompson, New York; barks Invicta (Sp), Manterola, C Mary sane (Br) Archibald, do; Sth, ships Ebiai » San Fran? clveo: Tenn Reed, Colby, do; Aberystwith Castle (Br), Har- ris, do; Ajax (Nors, Aalholm, Galveston; Blengfell (Br), McCulloch, San Francisco; St Patrick (Br), Sterra:t, Baltl- more; bark Northern (Br), Sullock, Charleston, Also arrived Sth, steamers Ontario (Br), Bouchette, Phil- adelphia; Nankin (Br), Bruco, Baltimor Sail d 4th, steamer Massachusetts (Br), Watters, Bos ton; ships Ryerson (Br), Dennis, St John, NB: Sth, Sonn- Herrriman, Boston; Marianne Nottevohm, Whitney, Frentid (Nor), Michelsen, Unived Stat Loxpon, March 5--Arrived, ship Don Quixote, King, Singapore viv St Helena; bark Prima (Sw), Kroot, Wil- mington, NC; Prinds Oscar Nor), Svendsen, Pensacola; sehr Geo V Jordan, Duncan, Samarang. Cleared 5th, ship Abrahum Lincoln (Sw), Lindstrom, United Stal Lansk, March 4-Suiled, steamer State of Pennsylvania (Br), Knight (from Ginagow), Now York. Lyxx, March 3—Sailed, bark Sator (Aus), Premuda, United State: Mansvitirs, March 5—Arrived, bark Florence, Smith, Singapor r Thos P Ball, Ryder, New York. Musgixa, March S—Arrived, burks Samuel Welsh, Spear, ‘Trieste; Surprise, Avery, do; schr J W Bartlett, Bartlett, do. MavaGa, Murch 5—Salted, bar Abby Bacon, Merrill, York. Paterao, March 8—Selled, steamer John Bramall (ir), Newington, New York diroct. Passages, to March S—Arrived, brig Lophema (Isr), Maal- strom, New York. Quuxsstows, March 2—Arrived, ship Thornhill (Br), Haynes, Baltimore; 4th, ship Benau (Br), Ross, San Fran: clxeo; barks Albion (Rus), Svendsen, Baltimore: Gemmn (Nor), Olsen, do; Dispowent (Nor), Hansen, New York: Fulkvang (Nor), Hanve, do; Lameck (aus), Mogeii Birchvale (Br), Garrett, Sun Francisco; Clete (B guur, Portland, 0; Fratelle Arecco (Ital), Arecco, Phila- delphia: briz Otter (Br), Pringle, N Aladdin (Nor), Jacobson, Charleston; Amelie (Sw), Cheis- tensen, Wi.mington, NC; Ovar Odd (Nor), Johannesen, Philadelphia. Also arrived Sth, 10:30 AM, steamer Britannic (Br), ‘Thompson, New Yor's for Liverpool (and proceeded), Raxaoox, Feb 3—Sailed, bark Malleville, Waite, Fal- mouth, Rorrerpam, (Dutch), Vis, United Staten. Satontoa, Feb 15--Arrivod, brig Frithjof (Nor). Joremias” sen, New York. Suvana, Feb 22—Arrived, bark Gjallarhorn (Nor), Ever- New York. Sovtuameron, March 5—Arrived, st w York for Hull, ‘eb 27—Satled, bark Mary D (Aus), Ghigitano- jew York, March = 4—Sailed, Rotterdam ew York; bark Immanuel (Nor), Samuelsen, mor indo (Br), Arvived at a United Kingdom port March 5, barks Path- finder (Br), Williams, Bull River; Wm Bowen (Br), Ran- dal, do, Lavenroot, March 5—Stenmer Mankin (Br), Bruce, from Baltimore, has arrived with cargo damaged and loss of bul- warks and boats. Loxpos, Murch 5—The Amorican ship John H Kimball, Capt Humphries, before reported ushore at Terfcholling, {s a total wrack, : Brig Hansa (Ger), at Falmouth on the 84 inst, from Wil- mington, NC, rovorts having passed on the 21st of February sevoral barrels of petroleum marked Oharles Pratt & Co, New York. % FOREIGN PORTS. Havana, March 5 - Arrived, steamer City of New York, Timmerman, New York. Hativax, March 1—Arrived. bark Wm Wilson (Br), Dal- rmple, Workington. E, vin Quecustown. 1d At, rn), Bt Johus, NP. ewfoundland n (Br), Wylie, Liver. yneslan (Br), Brown, Porslund lor werpool; Hibernian’(Hr), Archer, Haitimors. for do. Atte ‘eh steamer Cortes, Hroéman, New Yore. s0 arrived Sth. midnight, steamer Caspian (Br), Troo! Liverpool (¢ jor Portland at 2 AM). arn * sailed “pag r Austrian (Br). Arrived, schr#®veculator, Wiltbank, Phitadaiphin Ulalume (Br), ieee ne Joka asia Feb 14--In port, bark Glucter, Beattie, for New g Philip (tab, for do; sehr T8& LO Adams, a Feb. 16—In port, Parke Buy, Kendrick, for Alaska, Fer Astria (Nor), fur do: Ja aa Di ty. McCarthy, for New York ; Utaflostoan (Nor). tor Usted fi Ballou Fob 6, brigs Madawaska (Ital), Saraciuo, New Or- leans; 11th, lien (Br), Date, Philadelphia; 12th, Gunn (Nor), Wisnox, New York, Poixt-a-Pitrx, March 5—Arrived proviously, schr Chas Sawyer, fallen, New York. rons, Jan 13—Halied, bark Maria & Helene (Ger), Wane i, Philadelphia. rt Jan 18, ‘bark Rosetta MeNetl, Brown, for Hong achr Marion, Howes, for Ti eared, sohr Lizsie Major, Tracy, Havana Arrived Sth, schr Wm R Barry (Br), Douglass: Opera (B), Fowler: Riverside (Br), Cripp, and Little Annio (Br), berts, all from New York. Vatxxcta, Feb 10-Sailed, brig Acelia Thurlow, White, Caibarien, in ballast. (Pen Sreaqen Cuutic—Apptriowat.} Cork. Feb 18—Salled, Trionto (Port), for Baltimore, Civita Veccuta, Feb 14—Arrivea, busy, Kendrick, Phil- adelphia vin Messina, Fatmoutit, Feb 18—Salled, Oscar 1f, Michaolson (from Loudon), Baltimore. Suee tee Fob 21—Arrived, Bolivia (s), Small, New hailed 21st, 89 Wright, Rouse, New Yor! Havax—Pasned through tho Koads Fob ‘ia, Principessa Murgherita di Piemonte, from New Orleans for Rouen, Liveuroon. Fed 20--Uloared, Josiua Loring, Cook, Ha- red, Emerald Isle, Staples, New in, Evensen, io. 5—Sniled, Augusto, Cafiero, New York. Salted, Ella, Dart, Philadelphia; 1, New York Salled. Olinda Cunha, Now York, Pitaie Feb 1008, Joba N Gamewell, irom huinarang for tho Loire, Rorterpad, Feb 10—Cleared, Runor, Langfeldt, America. (Pex Steauxn Wiscoxsty,) Agenpat., Jan 31 -Clonred, Niobe, Olson, New York. Axtweur, Feb 18—Arrived, t.dward Harrow, Lobos, ‘AUCKLAND, NZ, Feb 15—Salled, Austral (4), Corgill, San Franciec va Le ete Feb 19—Salled, David Taylor, Atkinson, New ‘ork. ©. Wis. Gale, Anj at. Cleured i7ta, Gen Sedgwick, Rogers, 8¢ peti George Henry, tor Havana. Cowns, Feb: oop) snag Clio, Thomassen, New York. Off the Lizard 1: Kugle, Ses from Havre for Savannah ; ‘Guardians Vatne, from do for New Orleans Cagrentasane, Fel 12—S _Franceseo Cilento, Por- slo, New \ 01 Hie elo, do, Beats Feo 19—Anchon felli Ferro. trom Invorgore don for Philadelphia; Manetta W Potrato, trom Philadel- . Sirona, Cichora, from Hull for Philudaiphia, omit, Ation, Powers, from Loudon for Nowport and St omas. Duxaxwess, Fob 19—Passed, President’Daal, Albr from Antwerp for Soaienen Ne Fouxnstoxx, Feb 19 -Off, Josanue Marlo, Gustavas, from Bremen for 3 ‘Savma, Fob iicarcived, Myrtle, Roberts, St Jonna, 1usny, Feb 19—In tho roads, Nimbus, Leonard, from Hull for Cardiff. Guxenock, Fed 17—Salled, Cleveland, Bevan, Pensacola, Gxxoa, Fob 17—Arrived, Zuleika, Walsh, Now York. Cone us eee , Boszano, Baltinot ne Mozzon re rh “Veh 18—Suiled, Von OWEN Hxap, Feb 19-—nail more, Mg Fob 16—Satle in Jovephine, West (from Liver- ‘rancesco Gulseppi 1, Premuda Xero Gfangow ‘ork, Livenrroot, Feb 19—Arvivod, Freidig, Berg, New York; Arvadian, Cousins, Galveston; Arizona, Brown, Sun Fran cinco, ski 19th, Hiawatha, Little, Baltimore ; Lizzie Burrill, t Joh ae, (both cone reported ashore) ; Nenator jo Janeir Day, St John, NB; Nor- kwater; Sunbeam, Broom, by ST OM the Skerries 19th, Ellen M Mitebell, erpool for Havana. t ie Point Lynus 18th, Priseiila, Oakes, from Liverpool for 'y bee. Loxpox, Feb 21—Cleared, Elysia (s), MeRitchie, New ‘ork. Lisoox, Feb 13 -Salled, Lutza to Vincensi, Cuiado, New York; Bello, Hennessy, Newfoundland Natat (Attica), Jan it Arrived, Jay A Brown, Greenish, Boston; Luey W Snow, Hall Pouttann, Feb 19-Put hi trom Leith for New York. Pat into the roads 18th, Lilite Sleightholm, Doane, from Loniiun for Sante Salled from do 10th, Othore, Kenney, from London for ‘Tybee. VLyMoutH, Fe don for Pei Rogers, ¥; Ovoun Express, CG jaton, from Liv- w ead Karlovug, Paicurich, Jacobsen from Lon- Silvia, Fogo (and Allen, 5¢ Vincout; 25th, st Mi rep is Suited, John X Gamewell, Berry, ih, Pasqualino, Manzo, Galway ; [Ann M, Mureses, Gloucester; Cetvert Dubrovacki, ‘Blanus, Kocnxront, Feb 17-Sailed, Riddorkirk, Hampton Road Krohiman, ScrLty, Feb 17—Arrived, Mary Aun, Dwyer, Baltimore for Hayle, Salled 18th, Wanderer, Lewis (from paired), Clentuegor, vt HecLewa, no date (by telegra Aired, if dif, hay trom Madeira Feb 19)— mbay via Mauritius for ra King Ceraic, Austin, ‘Trieste, Fav lo-Sulled, pei Cuomo, New York, Tawi tolograin trom Madeira Feb 19) — rrived, Mary Wixgins, Dextor, Onrdifl Vianna, Feb 13—Arrived, Ripple, O'Brien, St Jonns. NF. ATKRFORD, Feb 19—Passod off tho harbor, HL Rlehard= ton. orton, from Liverpool fur New: Yurk (and landed ot), AMERICAN PORTS. Philadelphia. Fawourn, March 8—Arrived, barks Kate Mowe (Br), MeNally. Portland. Ma: bries Hansa (Ger). Brauer Wilm- ALTIMORE, March Foley, Port Royal; bark im sane Tye e tiatitin’ Macy ral Bradshia wilder, Bull River: SU; Margaret G Lune, Youn, Charlentone ans, ivecriment vise con i‘ ‘ol (Nor). Johannessen, ‘Rouiogno a Halerinas ‘Jeroe (itap Gladul hh, Dui kirk: e wiek, Ga, Cleured—Steamers Joby pte, Malinis, Boston; Octo- urs, Reynolds, New Darks’ Gazelle, 11 cvatat, Citas) Nelvart, Corks fore. Gea Lon boderry Klieser, (Nor), Gundressen, Glouces= “ « Sehlaftino.” Quaemstow Brow ideuce; Walter a te — Roska, beat oh ‘nione, aud Uno; earks Abloreud Ome ee KXPORT, March 2—Arrlved, schr Eva Day, Jack- STON, March 2—Ch Fert i en i ial each rrived, sehr Abbie Corson, Savannah; Albert as, do, fark Brothers Pride, Fernandina, Feb 26—Arrived, bark Arracan (Sw), Odland, thes Androw Nebiager, Hiary E Fomerigk. flchard nities porte niled. ship Thlorve (Br). Gi Cay aang szaha Suargon . jetzin, Dakar (Africa) ‘olo (ital), Queirolo, Lowes, 0 ‘th—Arrived, bark Leif (Nor), Berthi Liverpoo Cieared=csito ride of Wales, (iin. Tones, dtveeee barks, Kobe (Nor); Taraldsen, Siscunewer deco ‘br! 1 cil, London; llermes (Nor), Halvorsen, Aberdovy. N VERSPORT, Murch 2—Arrived, he Boeo airirsean; ew ; ander, Falkingham, H é RY, Feb 27—Cleared, aches iver Couiwett, Philadelphie :’Paray w York. PRNANDINA, Stowers iy ATE schrs Emma Win Ht Mitel all. n Autonto “a en i Ms rom Antwerp; barks Erna (Nor), ‘thoen japhiie (Not), from ‘Lond ts be verpool Alwo pansed ‘in, bark ‘Amaranth (Nor), from Palermo for Pilaused out—Barks Conf Ital ) out jarks Cor Ls, ” Columba Wore for. Qu sUgationn deat or iannebrog (Wor), fur Gloucuster Hetueles tbscn Bromen. from 7 rt bnew Frank \p L L Sturge: Lambrith, from, Amsterdam; ‘Aapoteon, (Br), from Liver. 0 tf Marshall, from Dubl mcel andor da. troh S—Arrived argh 5—, 4 ESTOS. Mar rrived, steamer City of Austin, Seti Ls ‘A Burnham, Harris, Pensacola, ER, March 3—Arrived, schr Katie J Hoyt T, Keb 22—Arrived, steamer T J Cochran, Mo Ker, Baltimore; ae Poean, Pick YY ied 27th, bel FH Todd, Maguire, Poneacola, Mi Avrived, bark Margaretta (Sw), Kyberg, Gow ed: ark Ttuby (Be Reber . Fleetwood. v ORLE sas bee pe ‘bark congo, Det jones, ite Below—Sohre Ellen MM Adams, ft bry “Woodbury, from Kua Uleured—Brig Helen M Rowley, Rowley; Galveston; scha Excelmor, Buttke, Bonacea, rive stenmor Frankfurt (Ger), Klugkist, Shiy eaters: (Br), Homer, Havre; barks Boal, Bailey, Limerick; Leo’ (Nor), Anderson, March 2—Arrived, steamer Tappahannock, Havana. Lone Star, for New a orks ship Benj ulled steamer OE Bangs (Nor), for Pensacola; bar 4 (Bp), tut Sth—Sailed, steamer Lancaster; brig Helen M R NORFO OLK, March 3—Arrived, shi 1p Princeton rerradien, Liv NEWBURYPORT, March 3—Sat Bacon, Philadelphia: ech stepeet, Antes Flt TOWNNEND, Feb 25—Arrivad, barks Qooan (Friq Des) jets. San Francisco; Remijio (Bol), Windrow, PENSA OLA, March 1—Arri ne i ia > tan. iw) Bug re ante? | barke 4 (Nor), do; Charwita (ier, brig A'D Terry, Bray, Port - ach? rin Alex NeKonste Br), b Crew Marion rt Fob 23, xchr Annie MOM TDADHEDI TA, aetoh Se arrived, st P * arch 5—Arrived, steamers Pennsyl- vanla, Harris, Liverpool; Reading, Colburn, Boston, te cules, Swasey. Fall Rivor: Loopard, Albertron, New Bed- ford: Roman, Crowell, Boston; Tonawanda, Sbermai Provideuce; barks Jobn Shephard, Burgess, London: 8 W Holbruok, Miteholl, Matanzas; schrs J Is Simonds, Young, Brunswick, Ga, lag arrived, teamers Dominion (Br), Gibson, Liverpool if Boston’ Achilles, Bacon, “Sehr. “Marios. Wook! Rockhill, New A Urol Ones, Boston. ares teumers Quebec (Br), Theurle, Liverpool le. Miller, Boston; barks Stadt ( J en burg: Jotun Gampooll (Br), Hacks Avra (Br), Zachary, StJoun, Nibi shes Soule WN imitie ler, Clenfuegos: Goo H Squires, Huley, Darien; Norace joodie, Hund, Savannah; Mabel Thomas, MoKeniios Bos ton: John Julinson, Magee, New Bed! fed: Sulled Steamer Centipede. Wind N, fresh. Cnxsten, March S—Arrived, sehr Eben H King, =. Gonaiv Li Del, March 4. night—Arrived, barke Sandy tek aud ordered to New York; Bionsasa ( aoe Bi 1. beh -Arrivad, bark Abbisola P (Ital), Pesetto, Hull; alse reported the Lepunto, en Hull for orders; brig bark, ites, ‘adn (8r), Welmot. Mo: son for i Rio Janeiro; Relle of the rn. Gundersen, Brist Satled—Brigs A Bich Bay, for Gibarn; Moses Das, for 8a PORTLAND, March 3—Closred, shes Vasht! BR Gator, Baltimore. Beauiras Philadelphia: © J Whlurd, do, 4th—Arrived, bark kva H Fisk, Brown, Boston; bri Hattio Buln; Thettruse Matausan; sehr "Sallle Mali, Balt Daring, Branscomb, Qargenas_ vi Delaware ireakwater;acht W Tryon, trou Noctpert for cown, DO. ed—tehr Grace Andrews, Matansas, DENCE, March 3—Arrived, scht Frank G. Dow, _lladerphia. tim. ‘Sth—Arrived, bas al mers Wm Kenno-ly, Foster, Baltl Ny Norfolies : Floride. Crocker. ee ‘Tonawanda, aaa re W Whitford, Bryant. Ponce, Pi ‘ senrs Fashion, genes Perth igtgin savilie: Wa isisa, Fercily Weohawes anhattanvitie: . Foret, Philips, Hebe AS eT Belo Danter Morris, Ratled—ts ir Eva Diverty, Gandy; Marcus L Ward, Gras MAUNMOND, March 3<Avrived. sche Ches & Elmer, HMO ‘arch 8—Arrived, schrs Ches Corson, Boston Anthea Godirey, Price, New York, Mg Suiled—Sehr Goo P Hallock, Sharrett. New York. Cleared Hei Noxkummeron (Nor), Jansen, Rio Faneiro BAN FR. 1SCU, Feb 25—R: ship Backinghame ete ABP. pokes Liverpool; bark “Whistler, Hotenkiss, “SEATTLE, Fob 25—Arrived, barks Harvest Home, Matt son, San Frunelsco: Aureola, Malgram, do, SAVANNAH, Murch 1—Gleared, bark Buffon (Fr), Lav grunge, Havana via Martinique, 4th, ‘Arrived, steamer Saragossa, Hoo} bark “Gurenb sgeriaeh, Liverpoo ‘Cleared ship Shelbourte, (Br), Murphy, —; bark Bett; (Nor), Thomsen, Satilla Ri aah Mi Sth Arcivad, steamet Herman Livingston, Mallory, New Yor«; barks Goorze Peabody (Pr), Hilton, Liverpool; Hel- singor (Nor), Ginge, Amtworp via Plymouth; ‘brig Boutrice. Baltimore: } sehr Chas from Havana. Sulled—Stenmer Gen Barnes. New York; 4 Olaff Glas (Nor), Huimpton Road: moa Paysant Doboy ; Buffon (tr), Havana; a r (Br), Pensa- telah Abbie gola Unity (Br, Doboy on, ‘Charleston Lucle Whentley, and Ri "A Carter, for Branswick, SALEM, March 2—Arrived, sche Susie’ Malt, Powell, Bal- timore for Porsiand, 4ih—Arrived, sehr Nettie Cushing, Robinson, Rockland PLOMRNSET March --Arrived,. schrs #0: arch 2—Arelved, schre RW. Godfre Bechelder, ,isorzetown, DC; Paul P Keller, A AS reid VINEV AID HAVEN, March 8—Salled, schrs Benjomin Courtney, Perey, Rising Sun, Rush Light, GM Gilmer, H Mary "d Aduata, Lucy K Cogswell, Mary B Sim- ary Kil rrived, sehrs Caleb Eaton, Port Antonio, Jam: Sea Lion dit), Cape. Hay BL Baton, meol Amos and Sor Pa ‘shor 4 Hudson, Ne 3 Willie H porde °Virwtal Almon Bird, Hoboken for A hea vi Newcastle, Base Philadolpnin for Saggu Kennebunkport; Julia Newell, Lewes for 1 TS MeLollan York for Gloucester; Kmmia ( x 8t John, N otte Anrusta, do, for Kieu, Piiladelpbie fre Lynn M and Adaio F Gale, Bos tnd Liste D small Gloncoxter for New York, MINUTON, NC, March 6—Asrived, barks Wimbarr Del, for Halleees 0 tr hy far Halla ‘SR Rodwell, Besutort nee eee re; m7 B Dyes. Bale Flerce, Phiigdelphinn theo Pricey (Bry Halliday, Dundee: Carin down; Poem wv ‘iy ot Moule, ey) suse doen aes wn nd, Dlenred—| Brie Velding (Nor), Nall oes Liver WICKFORD. March 2—Arrived, one Lat Clurk, Gold Spring vin Newport. WOOD'S Balti sont Auaipebioeer, HOLB, March 2—Arrived, schr Boas, Rider, ore. by ROR” SALE CHEAP—A LIGHT DRAUGHT ORNTRE, vourd Schooner, 210 tons, Apply to HOPKINS & NEL SON, 194 Woot st, nl NEOUS. MASE A Piss FUNG FOR Tie FRET SOZODONT. SOZODONT, SOZODONT. 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