The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1877, Page 12

i a THE BUTLER-NEWCOMB CASE. JOSE M. IGLESIAS. MOW A LAWYER AND PHYSICIAN GOT INTO | THE CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT TROUBLE—A DETECTIVE’S STORY. The Butler-Newcomb case, in which the physician ‘and tho lawyer are accuxed of a very serious crime, Das not yes reached its fullest course ot development, A great deal of public interest 13 excited in the case, priuelpally on account of tho high standing, in his profession, of tho physician, The case came up in the Washington Place Potice Court yesterday, but owing to the absence of Jnstice Murray it was postponed un- til Monday, There are three parties betore the Court— the physician, the lawyer and the midwife, Detective Boland wont up to the Coroner's oilice yesterday, but nothing was done, owing to the Jact that Coroner Flanagan bas no jurisdiction until the vedy of the child is produced. Now, this body, wrapped up in rags, so it is said, was interred in Calvary Cometery, Jn the peor ground, three weeks azo. are nine out of ten that decomposition will prevent the Coroner from ascertaining the exact cause of the death of the child, Yet the Coroner is convinced that @ will turn out a serious case. DETECTIVE MOONEY’S STATEMENT. Detective Mooney, of tho firm of Mooney & Boland, made a statement ubout the case last evening. He sald that Mr, Butler, the lawyer, had made aszertions which 11 was necessary for him to answer, The facts of the connection of the detective firm with the caso were a3 follow! in the course of business, the firm received information from an acquaintance of Alice Gilmore, aged sevent had been committed on her mother, The medicine, the xaid, had been administered by Washington J. a lawyer, and he was the futher of the A doctor was called in and performed the illegal operation. ‘The detective firm investixated Bull further and Mr, Boland interviewed the colored midwife, Sally Carey, who attended the mother of Alice Gilmore auring ber continement. In order to obtain imformation Mr. Mooney pretended that he wanted to get a young lady iriend out of trouble, and tried to find out all about the Gilmore case irom the midwile. He sent 4 woman us a decoy to the Devon- shire House on Thursday evening, and there he met the midwile, She told bim that she was experienced In the malpractice business, aud that the last case was that of Mrs, Gilmore, No. 487 Seventh avenue, WHAT THE NURSE TOLD THE DETECTIVE. Sally Carey told Mr. Boland that she had attended hrs, Glimore; that lawyer Butler had given the pa- tient medicine; that the lawyer brought Dr. Newcomb to the house, and that the child was alive when born. Bhe heara the mother say, ‘Don’t let it cry,” and she zaw the Doctor place his hand over ts mouth, The body of the child was given to her wrapped up in fags, and she thoughtf that on the left side of tho child’s face thero were black und blue finger marks, Undertal yes, of Forty-second sireet, was put in possession of the body of the child, Alter bearing other particulars, Mr. Boland went to the District Attorney’s office. Mr. Lyons, who was there, notified Captain Williams and Police Surgeon Satterly, and De- lective Schmittberger had instructions to flod out all about the case, and if the charges were true to urrest the parties implicated, The lawyer was arrested at the bedside of the sick woman and the physician in his own house, The lawyer endeavored to {lx matiers with the detective, but in vain. Mrs. Gilmore, the colored mother, at tirst denied to the police surgeon that she bad had a child, but afterward admitted the fact and said that Butler was the father. Mr, Mooney was very smphatio last night in his de- nunciation of the iawyer. He spoke of former scandal- us Cases in regard to colored women in which the lawyer was implicated, und he criticised severely the certificate of the Doctor. The vames on this certiticate, he said, were Mary Gilman, mother; George Gilman, father, No. 245 “Seveath uvenue, miscarriage, months. The tacts are, according to Mr. Mooney, that the woman’s name was Gilmore, that she was un- married and that the doctor, nurse and mother ac- fn@wledged that it was an eight months’ child, Then Mr. Mooney said that bis firm was engaged in a case Against the lawyer at the time when the imformation reached them, There is cvidently a great deal of mys- Bery about the case and abundant vindictiveness on gpome side. Meanwhile nothing can be doce by the Coroner until the body of the child ts disinterred. OF MILK, To tax Epirox ov tik Huxaro:— la your article on cheaper milk you pave evi- dently been misinformed in regard to the price paid to the farmers. During the months of November, December and up to the 15th of January they received four cents per quart, On that date the price was forced down to three and a halt cents per quart, which they now receive. 1 would also stute that uone of the railroads runving to New York are engaged in gclling milk, that branch of the business being con- ducted by an ubprincipled class ot men known as speculators, who get skim milk consigned to them trom various places along the road and sell it to milk- meu below the cost of tne genuine article. The Jarmers cannot afford to sell milk tor less than tour cents per quart during the winter months or turee cents per quart during the summer. There 1s not a furmer in Orange county to-day who 1g not losing money, and several of them have decided to manu- Jacture their milk into butter apd cheese rather than Continue to send it to New York at tne pre THE PRICE A MILKMAN’S PLEA. Brook.yyx, March 16, 1877, To Tire Eoiron or tae Heratp:-— In the articie headed ‘Cheaper Milk’? in to-day’s Herrato IJ notice that there is a great mistuke in regard ‘Yo the cost and profit of the milk, and in justice to the bouest dealers I wish to set you right in that particu. er item. I have no sympathy with the dealers in aduiterated milk, and, though a poor man, would willingly assist the Health Board to root out and de- troy them, for no honest map can competo with them al the price they sell their milk, But about the cost. fho market price for the months of November and December was tour cents, for January and February shree and one-ball conte, but a majority of the geal. as pay contract prives for the year commencing on she Ist of April, not less than three cents for six jontns and four cents for the winter months, I tmy- paid tour aud ove-half for three months, four tor inree montias and three for six months to the farmers ; jo the railroad one and one-half cents, which taken altogether would make an average ot tive and one- quarter cents tor the yeur round. This does not in- sues expressage, Which is threc-erghts of a cent more, x total’ of tive and five-eights cents cust, Audod to that ishorse to feed, wear aud tear ol wagon, harness, reut, &c. Now we cannot retail more than shirty-seven quarts out Of a forty-quart cun, by reason of waste, averdipping, &e., which will take nearly jen per cent more off the profits Lam not opposed to milk, lor I would doa but in justice to my- seli and others, who are working the greater part of tue wight and day, as well as getting htUe rest, out ia all Weathers, 1a the cold and rain, the sunshineand the storm, 1 de not want the public to think that the milk business is an Ei Dorado or a inine of wealth, you will kindly insert this im your valuable paper, in Simpie justice to the honest, milk ¢ W. ROBERTSON, 8 Hacilic street, Brooklyn, SALE, ARYL The Frost collection, which has been on exhibition | tthe Kurtz Gallery, wiil be suid at Association Hall on Wednesday and Thursday nights, 21st and 22d inst. Mr. Mathews will act as auctioner This collection is interesting {rom the number and variety of the works of a gvod class which are contwned in it, MACHEMER’s ‘TWO WIVE George Machemer, the young man who was rear- rested in Broome strect a day or two since on the charge of bigamy and taken to Brooklyn, was ar- raigned yesterday in the Kings County Court of Se: gious. It 168 alleged that he deserted his first wile, who resides in this city, and by whom he bad two children, se | years agu, and that recently he ‘married a Mixs Nelle ‘Guynor at Kast New York, and thut he was arrested on Complaint of his first w He pleaded gutity to the barge, but asked that ni might be shown’ bim by the Court, on the ground that Mis first wile deserted ‘bim, and that be understood that alter @ separation of five years he was irce to murry again, Judge Moore Femanded Machemer to Raymond Street Jail, atating that he would exumiae intu tho case, HANNIBAL AND NAPLES ff NAPL $ RAILROAD. At No, 13 William “street ® meeting of the first mortgage bondholders of the Hannibal and Naples Ratlroaa-—a email road in [Mlinols over which the Toledo aod Wabash Railroad Company run their cars—was Aueld yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of compelling @ furoclosure of their bonus and forcing a sale of the roud, Bondholders to (he extent of upward of $400,000 were represented at tne gathering, wt whica Mr. AL By Acomimittec, consisting of Messrs, W. Hays, Joseph K. Skidwore, Charies ppernted to inne ron thd pre L te ry fnto the condition of the bonsho! respect to any arrangements that may be made to Secure oF protect them. A MAGISTRATE’ 5 SURPRISE. “This "era is for Judge Morgan, pussonal,” said a Puddy-faced laa of fourteen yesterday, 1 the Court of Special Sessions, ay ho handed a bandbox to Clerk Johnson. 18 aasocinics, Judges Wandeil ond Kulbreth, sean we ico wet the Sepressn". Judge Morgan slowly cord, remurking that be really dian’t know win te or was, ‘The banabox revealed © i 4 ed with shainrock, and bearing the le; in send bragh.’? The face of the r Tue baudbox robe bench. The chances ym, that malpractice | i hope | xamine | ers’ interests and in | The latter passed it to the Judge, who | Loagebaiy ei of wel!-sutistaction a8 he proceeded to | wore suddeniy | OF THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC ISSUES 4 MANI- ¥FESTO. New Orvxans, March 17, 1677. José M, iglesias publishes a mauilesto as constitue | tional provisional President of the Mexican Republic. After recounting the circumstances of his departure from Mexico and the news of the success of Diaz, he says:—In cireumstantances so critical, when siready everything had been Jost on the Pacitic coast, my tur- ther residence im San Fancisco no louger bad an ob- jJect, and it was then that 1 determined ' torepair to this city, where I might be more immediately informed of such events as might occur inthe Republic here, We have received a confirma- | hon of the news previously brought regarding the deep | perturbance, loss of prestize and irredecmable anarchy | | which rack a country pinned down by force of bayonets to the goverament of Tuxtepec. ‘This hybrid creation exhibits every symptom of dissolution, Under the solemnity of the hour I deem it my duty once more to sond forth my voice to the people whom I have the honor loyally to represent, ‘This statement of my acts | suilictently explains why I have come to a foreign | land, If | find myself now under its hospitality it 15 because when 1 lett my native soil even temporarily 1 had not nor have I yet a hand’s breadth of Mexican soil on which I could place my foot without danger of surrender toa triumphant faction, 111 succeed im having under my control any portion of the national territory, | L shal repair thither to re-establish my Jawtul govern- ment, this is a hiving promise of mine, because I live for the performance of w sacred duty which I never shall belic. When the bard of Pharsalia referred to the disasters of Pompey, he contrasted the aasent of the gods of Olympus, the champions of the conquering cause, with the soliuary dissent of Cato, The cause, which this day Is a worsted cause in Mexico, depends on the mainstay of public opinion, on the aspyations in its javor of the more soundly thinking portion of society, The worsted cause may easily be converted into a triumphant cause throuzh the trre- sistible power of the national will, If the Mexican people will only rally around tho Labarum, the sign of Which inust iead them to victory, the constitutional banner must still continue to wave under the protec: tion of law. THE CUBAN INSURRECTION. MARTINEZ CAMPOS RETURNS TO THE SEAT OF war. Havasa, March 17, 1877. morning. The result of bis conference with Captain General Joveliar ia unknown, but it may bo fairly sur- mised that a new campaign against the insurgents bas been planned, THE CHINESE SLAUGHTER. ABREST OF TWO MEN SUSPECTED OF BEING CONCERNED IN THE MURDER, San Francisco, March 17, 1877. ‘A Chico despatch says groat excitement {3 pro vailing there from the fact that a number of citizens this morning received threatening letters through the Post Office reading, ‘Get rid of your Chinese help within fifteen daya or suffer the consequences,” An officer received notice warning him that if he attempted to discover who killed the Chinamen he would be himself killed, Talk 18 com- mou on the street of forming a vigilance committee, ‘The awards offered thus fur aggregate $3,500, including $1,500 from the State. Two young men were arrested on suspicion last night, The circumstances point strongly to ono of them, The matter 1s creating quite | a sensation, and the press of the city are prouounced in demanding the discovery and punishment of the criminals, JOE GOSS FINED, Cixcixxatt, March 17, 1877. Joseph Goss was fined $250 {or violating the laws of Kentucky by engaging in 2 prize fight, and being with- out funds was committed to jail until the fine ts paid. JUROR ARRESTED FOR OR PERJURY. Cuicaco, March 17, 1877. One of the jury in the Sullivan-Hantord murder trial, Swan by name, was arrested at the Instance of the State Attorney to-day, on charge of perjury, in swear- ing before he w: epted that ho bad not expressed ortormed an opinion. The evidence agalust him is Said.to be strong. MIDNIGHT WEA’ THER (ER REPORT. Ww An 2 Des PARTMENT, i Oprice ov THe Cuiky SiGNaL Urricer, Wasuixcrox, March 18—1 A. SL Indications, For New England, colder, clearing weather, with northerly winds, shifting to easterly snd southerly, and rising followed by fulling barometer, For the Middlo States, partly cloudy weather and cold northeast winds, shifting to east or southeast, with increasing pressure. For the South Atlantic States, clear or fair weather and decidedly lower temperature than on Saturday, with rising barometer, and during tho day north to | west winds, For tho Gulf States, generally clear weather and Stationary or a slight rise in temperature, with north- erly winds, shifting to eastand south, and during the day slowly falling barometer. and clear or fair weather, with easterly to southerly winds and slowly falling barometer, For the lower lake region, easterly to southerly | winds, increasing cloudiness, continued low but slowly rising temperature and falling barometer, For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippian Lower Missouri valleys, partly cloudy weather and oc- casional snow in the northern portions, with variable windsshiftimg to east and south, and aslight rise in | temperatare. The Lower Missouri and Central Mississippi rivers will continue to rise. May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York, New Haven, New London, Newport, Wood’s Hole, Boston, Thatcher's Island, Portland and Eastport. WEATHER YE THE YERDAY. temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com- parison With tho corresponding date of last year, as | indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, | Heraiy Buildin, 1 1876, 1877, 27 fe temperature yesterdi . Average temperature “for corresponding dave last | your. . + 8545 | Weekly average Judge Noah Davis, William A, Camp, Judge Gedney, Clark Beil, J. Seaver Puge, John Snedecor, J. W. | Tooley, George H, Massett, J. &. Gibbs, Charles F, Haivier and other prominent members of the Paletio Cinv gave a complimentary dinner last evening to the House Committee at the club house, No, 7 East Twenty- second street, About filty geutienen sat down to divs ver, Mr. Bell presiding. 3; ‘hes were maae vy the President, Judge Davis, Gedney, Jolie, Harry Hi. Marks, aod (he guesis ol the evening, Meesrs. Robert Daulap, Charles H, Maguire and J. A. Sinith Sir, Millard sany, end Mr, 3.5. Dunham gave | areenation from Shukespeare. Tbe club bouse was | Ubronged during the evening with memoers and vise | wore from other clube * i OCEAN 8' STE: MERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FNOM N&W YORK FOR TUR MONTHS OF MARCH AND AMiHa | Hottand stat | olives, Mosel, i Martinez Campos left hore for the interior this | For Tennessee and tho Obio Valley, slightly warmer | Cautionary signals continue at Cape Hatteras, Cape | Lookout, Kitty Hawk, Cayo Henry, Norfolk, Cape | The following record will show the changos in the | samuel G, | ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY SUN AND MOON, ises. HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS, Maxcu 17, 1877, tine Kanes Pl Wing.| Wenthor, BOF coiogesaess N tlsnowing. Sandy Tisai. N fiSuowing. & Fresh, PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 17, 1877. ARRIVAL: ALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK Steamer Dakota (hin Pleo, Liverpool and Quognstown Mareh &, wi ne ers to Williams & Guion, bound E, lights. y*'Noynaber, Bremen Murch 3 anil with’mdse and passengers to Qelrichs & with mdse to the showing red ia i Steamer Mo: Southampton ch Hinds, Lewes, Del, Amoy 181 days, with teas to son. Passed Cape of Good Hope Jan 17, St J crossed the Equator Feb *, in lon it Hw as, with strony gales trom SE to thullenge (Hr), Sharp, Manila Nov 23, with suzar fabri d& Chuuneey': v to Geo F Bulley. Passed F Deo 17, Cape of Good Hope Jan 19, St Helena F roxsed the F.quator Feb 16, in lon 31; off StH een of Beauty (Br), trom Cebu for New Yor! Silom 12 E, ship Naturalist (Be), from Cale BK cutta for New York. Burk Freihaudel (Ger), Waehy hs r, Bremen 62 duys, with days in the Channel aud Se eee ace wenteriy raiser Marek ty Fred ubler, seaman, azed 18 yours, fll from aloft to the deck aud was instantly kalled. Hark Mary O Hale (of Filsworth), Higgins, Hayans 10 days, with sugar to order; vessel ton cuit & Rie hee woe plymouth m), Brown, Pernambuco 37 days, with sugar to UH swift & Co: vertel to GF Bulley. Crosyed the Equator Feb 12, in lou 90; had fine weather, Briz Josie, Pettigrew, Sazua 12 ‘days, with sugar to Simpson, Clapp & Co” Off Capo Hatteras had a heavy SE gale, Tasting, 12 hours, in whieh stove bulwark: cubin and split sails, 1 Schr Annu Bell (of Boston), Griffin, Mayaguez 21 days, | with sugar to Alval Mudyett, Soh Index. Garrison, Matanaus 15 dave, with sugar to Youngs, Smith & Co; vessel Brunt & kro. CETTE ockwell, Hockwells Fiiludeipiie for Boston. Put in tor a harbor, PASSED THROUGR HELL GATE BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Chesapeake. Johnson. Portland for New York. Steamer City ot New Bediord, Hish, New Bodiord for New York: Waldon, Providence tor New York. Steuer Bolivar, Goer-New London sad Norwich for New, or! Bri Joxeph Clark, Carl, Now Haven for Now York. Lavery, Rogers, Banyur for New York, ir Olive, Ho stun for New York, r Luke, Rogers, Fall River for New York. r Annis Sargent, Sargent, Fall River tor New York. r New Reguiu . aw Bedford tor New Nork. rd Ht Perry, w Bedfued for New Yor! a Sumnal Doroceeh; rorebon Neve Rentord Toe New ‘or! Sen BI Hull, Brush, Providence for New York. Schr J Price, Nickerson, Providence for New Yor! Schr Geo Aery, Aery, New Haven tor New York, Sehr Sale Kurton, Burley. Stamtora for New York. ‘A brig, xupposed to be the Lous Reach, bound in, arrived off Hart Isluud PM. BOUND EAST. Steamer Gen Whitney. Hulett, New York for Boston. Steamer Santee. Davis, New York for Now Bedtord, Steumer Albatross, Davis, York for Fal! ivor. Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New York for Bridgeport. ‘The tollowing were omitted from yesterday's roport :-— nehr FO Smith, Smith, New York tor New Bedford, Schr Chus Dennis, Heath, Port Johnson tor Hrovidence. Suiled from Mart Island Roads AM, bark Saml E Spring, Bacon, New York for Portinnd, Me. CLEARED. Steamer Cornwall (Br), Stamper, Bristol, E—W D Mor- ei teamer Weser (Gor), Von Bulow, Bremen via Southamp- ton—Oelrichs — Cu. frepraee Colon, Griflin, Aspluwall—Pacific Mail Stoam- ship r Clyde, Kennedy, Havanu—Wm P Clyde & Co, of Sun Antonio, Pennington, Gulveston via Key Mallory & 9 Stoamer Hudson, Guger, New Ortoans—Clark & Seaman. Steamer New York, Quick, New Orleans—Bogert & Mor- yatenmer_ San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah—Goorge one. ‘Steamer Charleston, Berry, Charlestoh—J W.Quintard & 0. Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamsaip Co. Steamer John Gibson, Musingo, Georgetown, DO—J L oome, Jr. Steamer Funits Steamer Geu W Ship Wellington (Be), O'srien, London -Jus W iiiwell & 9. Ship Shakspere (Ger), Feohter, Bremen—Chas Luling & 0. Wark Kong Carl (Nor), Housken, London—C Tobias & Bark Balestrino (Ital), sori. Bark Lodsen (3 Lillian, Rumoall, Havro—Brett, Son & Co. ae aie Birdstow (Br), Willams, Messina for orders—Scam- mel Bark Bremen (Br), Caldweil, St John, NB—J ¥ Whitney Bila Astren (Gor), Sundesfeldt, Hong Kong—0 Tobias & ‘Brig Typhon (Nor), Thomesen, Vigo and Coruna—C To- Diax & Co, conn iuglictmo (Ital), Cafiero, Salonica—Funch, Edye & La Marsino, Newry, I—F Das- 1), Jacobsen, Stavanger (Norway) —Louls sete Victoria, Sanders, Barbados—H ‘Trowbridge’s Sons, Sehr Gers Banker. Price, Rio Grande do Sul via Rich- mond—Brett, Son & Co. ad Mary B lusels, Crowley, Areceibo, PRE sanchos y ol. Sehr Nettie (Br), Brett, St John, NB—A T Teeney. Belir Cyunus, Steely, Brunswick, ‘Gu—Warren Ray, Kehr Ocean \ orluik. Va—Isaae Rt Staples, Scht t Visiame (Br), Hamm, Perth Amboy. Jd W Pare ker eet Win Rico, Pressey, Portland, Me—Haviland & Prose sey Xehr Lucy Baker, Allen, Boston and Bath Twing, Schr Ida Delia Lorre, Chase. Hosion—Cnas Twing. SAILED, Steamers Germrnic (Br), for Liverpool; City of Brussels | (Br), dey Vietoria (Br), Glasgow: rian Br), Batavia: Cornwall (Br), Weser « ). Bremen; © ray lyde, Havani Vity of San Antoni xin Key Went Salvador. 0 Georgetown, htudelpnin: ahip’ Kreydi (Not), Muinburgy barks: leit ieksen (Nor), Dantzie; Mereur (Aus), Queenstown or Fal- ith: Ujelmen (Nor), Muntevideos brig Morning ‘Llvht, Port Spuin. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE, Newvorr, RI, March 17, 1877. Steamer Newport, of the Fall liver line, was obliged to put into New London last night ov her way trom New York, Schr Western Stur, Crocker, of and for Boston from Balti- more, with « cargo of 400 tons of cual, was hauled off from Seaconnusett Shoul, Vineyard Sound, yesterday atternooa by US revenue cutter Samuel Dexter, Capt Carson, and proceeded to Boston uninjure MARITIME x (Br) MISCELLANY. at Liverpool from Baltimore (be: + had experienced severe woather Sreawen NAN fore reported dni Feb 10, sat i Belz), from Antwerp for New jo olf tira Marine railway’ wt Tiulltas ow the. 10h ‘She would immediately commence reloading her Steamer Lamoxty, built at Chester, Pa, in. 1865, 18 tons, has been sold \to Mr WS Downs, of Providence, Rl, and Will sail tor Niearazua about the Ist ot Aptil. STRAMER City OF Cuxsrin, built at Chester, Pa, in. 1872, 145 tons, hus been sold to Messrs Peene bres, to run fro w kor ers. Stkaman Daxora, of the Williams & Guion line, which suited frum Quesnsiown on March 8, at 0 o'clock PM, arrived at this port at FL o "AM yonterday, after & splendid winter passage of 8 days nnd 19 hours. Snir Henman (CR), Parks, trom Culluo, aecived at San March 16 leaking, ony MH Koustt. from Amsterdam for Cardiff, wrecegd at Terecbelling, bed ecuine’s total wr¥ek Marin ee Bank Sruxuy (Br), Commarin, from Pascagoula for Brue ges, put into St Thomas March 3 leaky. Bank Lovistaya (Ital), from New Orleans, collided with the French vessel Actif, knd subsequently struck the plo in entering Havre March teitling, Kk Bernaxy (Bey at Heretord | Her cargo ts nearly all out, left her yesterday AM with enrgi for New York. Bauk Toxsnencnes rom Liveroool for Bultl terore reported wracked on, LLoowortt howie, hed w eur 380 tons of sult in yweks and fn buik, rao Is covered by insurance, ay is the vessel, vy policies with the United States Livyus. Bure Lizanxt. vefore reported put into Norfolk in. dis. tress, way disabled in wxnie feast Jurina wisely her enptaln. Ie a Woeecr hoard while ne was lashed ‘to the wh 1 Il probably discharge exixo and repair before proceeding, { fuiverpool, NS, henee for Malitax, before 1g at Saybrook, w iedived yosterda: has ordered . pair belore proceeding. She will coon the railway, Brie Five Broviens, at Philadelphia 16th, fom tar, his the cargo of bark Union, trom Carthacena, beture yuemued at W Dexter (not GW Baxter), which went ashore Howted off without assistance, with bot- tow wud ke amnaged. Sci Joxaraax May, Boston for Philadelphia, wont ayhore near North Chatham yest atteruoon and will probably be w total wreek. fie crew were saved. Soun Maacrs Lavantox, loaded with taths, which went ashore on the evening of March 2, at Dennysville, and filled With water, has sings been got olf and repaired, aud is now rowdy for 84, Many & Cap, trom Philade!phia for Charleston, cl, pnt into Noriotk 174 lwaking. Wwiticnt, from Philadesphia for Atlantic Ciry, is She will probably be ore. Was washed repo wit xenu 1 the very Cashore on Cold spring bat. al tons, Port Jefferson, with pig iron fints at south and uid mud. vottom, and if the ds ‘Jood will’ probably by got off without much wun MEG Freeman, at Stvago Feb 23, from raid, bad a ver ly passage of 59 days; lost flying jib- foretopmnast, tore sails, and had w gale of ddays atvor leaving Cardif right ahead, The M PC was routty to leave St Jago on the 26th of Feb tor Phila- | delphin with sugur. Seu AMKLIA AUGUSTA, 63 tons, of Manhasset, LI, struck pe Hatteras on the oth | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 18, anna en SHEET. on Locust Reef, ore Island, night of doch, eogensi, Be gp boing, para out and zi probably fuss ut tide. Pepafe damage at Oy Rcwx Jos Rose, trom Philadelphia for Fatt River, with cost. went ashore on Novas! Heack tn a snow slorm higbe of aur grow effected a uate landing. The vosgo) w Dilzed aud will born to ‘Waters & Co, of Now- port, wreckers, have sent Sscivtange to the seboon Noun Many HE Raxitx, from, Surinam via New York | Boston, hetere reported ns having, Deen ashore on Fisher Island March 7. was taken on the Atarino Railway at Provi- dence and found to have rudder ‘badly damaged, keel about ail gone and plank very badly chated. 1” LAUREL, 33 tous, was sold by auction at Galveston 2th inst for $1100. Sun Krystons, of Pembroke, at anchor in Wo: jras cat through by the ico in the'storn of Friday. ut ink, She was towed to Pembroke T revenue cutter, ‘The Keystor Housed with rin the anmo ch towed to Pem- Scuk Bagapuce. of Castine, ate, wi New Bedford some time since from ly city railway, had new rudder, keel, and een thorouzhly HeSaiued'and’pak ta gore ccdors sive lato sail'in w tow aye for Philadelphin, to tow coal for St Jolin, Nis, Sreawrug Fraxcis KiNG, from Now London for Now York 15th, with « tow of light barges, broko her serew when in the Vicinity of Saybrook, and was towed back to New Loa don With by tag US Grant, whero she now remains, mons, Merah 17-—Captulo Wi t the steamer Cristiatd, reports havin nnknown i ashora on Fos’ Point, The vessel faa very exposed condition. siderablo damage. An unsnucessstul attempt was AD Scull. ‘The oe opportiinity. for foar of at during the night, probably at hii water, whieh occurred vetween II nad 12: she flouted and, Grifting 300. or 400 yards farthor down tho shore, went ground on the rocks, whore sho still les ‘An effort will was beowdaid She probably hi and Iv ‘ given up until strainin; ae oneal made to get her off at 48 there is great danger that she will soon go to pie Tt was reported this moraing 01 vious trike that her keel was sprung by the co report sald the achr was hauled Into d ing the rock, j New Bxprorp, March 16—Sebr Lottie Beard has been al- tered to a S-master. Nxw LONvon, March 16—Twenty-five tons of pig iron was taken from the'schr Julia E Gamage, and the prospects of saving her are now very favoravle, Portiaxp, Me, March 17--Sehr Robert Woodeaff, of ant c dragged ashore on Savin inst., where she lies full of washed off, ‘There is is A op water alte: “San Francisco for fra 1 m San Francisco for Liver- thou Castio (Br), Hughes, from Calcutta for Tat 53, lon 87 a WExip Edith Warren. (Br). © eutta, no date, outnide of Sands Ship Lisse C Troop, Corning, trom Callao for Queens- tow Feb 16, aD 18, lon BL Np"sAnn,” from Munils tor New York, Dec 18, off Cape from. ae Francisco for Agulhas. Ship Orpheus (Ger), Queenstown, Dee Shin Edward Pete York, Reb 7; Iat G 2. Lon 37W N from Valparulso for Havro, Doc 25, lat isha it Weidenhj+lm (Sw), Stafverin, from New York tor Anjer, Feb 13, lat 29 N, merieun ship, showing JGFC (2), 60 days from San cluco for Quesiatown, was seen Tan 8, lat 548 3, lon A German ship, showing BANE: (2), from Galway for Bal+ timore, was seen San 31, Tat 20, y itt). Dolmotine, from San Francisco vin Henolut for Endorbury Island, Feb 28, lut 18.13 N, lon Burk Madura, of Quebeo (2), from Cardiff for Hong Kong, Jan 19, lat 20 8, lon Bark’ Ceros Ge re msn. foe Wilniington, NC, for Hambarg Fob 24, 1a Bark Corsica (Br, "Nicoll, from Astoria for Dublin, Nov 22. lat 9 N, lon 124 W. Bark George Peake an. Carew, from Liverpool for Ty- eatgroon, bev, Feb 18, lat 45 14, Burk Edward Kidder from Uardiff for Singa- pore, Jan 6, Int 20 348, lon 29 20 W. Bark Armanolle (Br). Popham, from Oregon for Queens- town, Dee 21, lat 42 8, lon 117 We Bark Wilhelm Homever (ui Buenos Ayros, ob 10. lat 4 N, 20 Bark Proteus, Orcutt, trom New York for Batavia, Jan 23, on the Equator, lon 30 W. mnie, from Liverpool vin Falmouth Bx) tat 49; Jon 11 49. jrom siontevideo for Boston, March 8, for Portland, March 15, off Ca We 82 Nellie Crosby. ebay Bont from Amsterdam for New York or Charleston, March 2, lat 49 04, lon 11 20, Brig Ubaldina (Bri, Kirkhum, from New York for Rio Ja- neiro, Jan 20, lat 2 N, lon 31 W. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Asrwerr, March 16—Arrived; bark Ludwig Heyn (Ger), Schmolling, Pascagoula. Bannow, March 16—Arrived, bark Adelgunde (Nor), Hoff- gaard, Pensacola. arch 17--Arrived, ships Jupiter (Ger), Lierau, ; Marlborough (Br), Munroe, New York; bark Cap (Nor), Christianson, City Point, Va. Borpxavx, March 12—Sailed, schr Lookout, Nichols. New York. Capiz, March 12~Salled, sohr J W Drury, Studley, United Ktates., Dents, March 16—Arrived, bark Libertas (Aus), Visin, New York. Hout, March 17~Arrived, barks Enrico Dandolo (Ital), Alberto, Philadelphin; Angela Accame (Ital), Ballando, Baltimore via Queenstown, Havne, March 16—Arrived, bark Traveller (Br), Covert, New York; 17th, steamer St Laurent (Ir), Lachesnex, do, Sailed 17th, steamer Canada (Fr), Franguel, New York via Plymouth. Hamouna, March 16—Arrived, brig Tabor (Nor), Bacho, Philadelphia, Livenroot, March 16 -Arrived, ship Louisa (Br), Jones, Pensacola; 17th, bark Rochester (Br). Ross, do; brig Kmma L Shaw (Br), Macomber, Portland, Me. Salted 16th, bark Casma (Ir), Irving, Sydney, NSW. Matnovene, to March 17—Arrived, brig Merchantman, Swan, Trinidad (Californi: Qvvuxstowx, March 17—Arrived, stoamor Abyssinia (Br), Murphy, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded) ; bark Gli Amiel (ital), Zinot, Baltimore. Korrenpaw, March 17—Sailed, steamer W A Scholten (Dutch), Janzen, New York via Plymouth, SH 4 Leone, Feb 25—Arrived, schr Albert L Butler, Eaton, Boston. Wiswan, March 16—Arrived, bark Union (Nor), Fugel- stead, New York via Copenhagen FOREIGN PORTS. Feb 11—Arrived, steamer Zealandia (Rr), ‘Thomson, Sun Francisco ‘and sulled sume day for Sydney, NSW): 15th, sche Mabel Scott, Higgins, Funning’s Island (und sailed 25th for Tahiti). Hailed 2ist, ship Surprise (Haw), Hodgkins, San Fran- Holt, trom New York for Bark D A Brayts 10 mites $ of Barnecat. Bark au ” from Hoxowu: Roberts, Gray, fron an f nua Augusta, Young, ieinbure, Hubbart, id see nd AX, Mareh 17-—Atrived, steamer Nova Scotian (Br), Richardson, Liverpool ior Portiand, ryMarch 7-In port, schr Hannah Coonse (Br), Bates, Cadi Cleared Feb 17, bark Lynet (Nor), New York; brig Carrie Parington, Whittemor sienna Lone, Feb 26—Sailed, bark Liberia, Richardson (rom New York), Monrovia, (Pen Steamer Crry ov Barty.) Apes, Feb 12— Beadle, Zansiber. Axtwenr, March wallow, Howes, Cardi Rustand (ex Sut Lelijelds Ee orth), Prowse, Ni Gerrit & Will AUCKLAND, NZ, Jan 13—Arrived, ritins. Burstot, March 5—Arrived, Pathfinder, Williams, Bull im, Visser, Amerie Pioneer, Osborne, Mau- Salled, Geo I Corbitt, for Baltimore, jer Now York; |, Abbie B. Neilxen, New Or- Hea, lout Calzada, Baldos, Brunswick, Gi i Arrived, Gachen, Boulon, New York via Santan Canpier, March S—Arrived, Tartai Wilmington, . Austin, Davis, Jamaica, lies Johnson, Wade Cux lutte, Stern, Lhi y Hunks 3 avesiuk, Barstow, do} phi eiiituisiaNsaxy, Feb 17—-Arrived, Alpha, Marono, Ipswich onstantia, Knudsen, Now York. Hed, Laine te Hurman, Pensa Prince Ovour, Powles, 1 iver. Kirkwood, from Boston (2). ents, Reynolds, Dunde Pissed Ku (s), Prowse, from Arthur, Minebin, for Caleutta ro- beh). wad, Bull, from Norway for a Tansed tp thy Pein (and anchored at Dea Nuss, March 1-Of, London for ne March 4—Saiied, Artisan, Griffiths. Lavinia, Baton, Dunkirk tor Cuba ‘niin, London tor New York; Hoppet, ‘Fred- Bull River. 4, Othello (s), Bristow, Hull for New York; London for do. Aller. San Pran- n, Wells, ! Sth, “Abrnlveat ain Denwinn, Maret bshed hus A Coder ith, SHistria, Inness, Paveilon, Exxou vu, Mareh -Arrived, I’rimus, Nilsen, New York. ustoxy, March &—Passed, Johann Ludwig, Holljes. n for Baltimore, ¥LeETwoou, March S—Sailed, New York. Fauwotrm, March 3—Arrived, Caspian, Williams, Pabel- Jon; In Spiesa, Wilmington, NG (and sailed Sth for Kot- terdam) ; oth, enoek, Slater, han Francisco; Dellino P. Marini, Philadelphia. Putin 2d, Henriette, Adams, Amsterdam for Portland, Mov shirt of exow (und sntted 34h, h, Kate Howe, Me: eile (irom Portland), Ham- burg; President Trotsche, Niejahr (from New York), tor Fivsntne, March S—arnvea, Scots Biy, Murray, New York. GLAsaow, March 4—Arrived, Anchoria (s), Muuro, New York. Unissock, Mureh 3—Atrived, Goan Pe sacolay 4th, Sane Clare . Walker, do. yea LWaY, Marell S—Arrived, Y M Dickie, Huntor, New ork alied Sth, May. Foster, Battie Gipnauran, Feb 25—Artived, James EB Ward, Payne, Mes- sina cand creared for New York~ 1s also reportod ed the the Rock 24 Albert W smith, Pinkham, Leghorn (and crenred for Philadelphia). Heat, Maret thmore: Sth, Aw ee Aa enna ‘Trenmor, Christiansen, Oakley, Pon- ved, Oliver Emery, Swartridge, Bal- Uissing, st Marys, b—Arrived, Susuu Campbell, from Liv- Batted buh ‘Almira combs, Wood, Uardonas, Utlde Feb AJA Thompasn, Thompeon, trom stverpoot America, Emerson, trom Liverpool for Now York, ke SS ee es: Foster, and Steril Sailed Sou therm Chief, Hi New York: meg hy Se a Se Beart, C nd Wik iu Horn, H. , Haven ‘don, Heat -t aweon, San ‘Brandl isco: Batter- Wrieht, Bow bay owell, Sandy Hook; ferson, Dennis, St John, Zouavo, Means, New G Rood, Goyer, Hampt Now York; Sth Sonntag, C! ohm, Whitney, New York: a. ney Island 2d, pool tor st Jobn, NB, Nepote Accame, Gallo, trom Liver- ol for Philmdel phi: On Lundy Tslan s Htead 2d, Terrence Brown (t), from L-lverpoot elphin. poxeon. Starch G—-Arsived, Wm Bowen, Randall, Bult fromm Gravovend 4th). Untored out Sth, Tamora, Slocumb, for Cape Town. OW Point Lynas 2 a Lat, PG Blanchard, Mefntyre, from Car- diff for Rio Janeiro, Of Mine Head for Phil, red itd, Palermo, MeLaughtin, New York (and sailed from Gravesend Sth); Lincoln, Lindstrom, do (und sailed Sailed from Gravesend ath, Hoppet, for Bull Kiver; 6th, Anzona, for Calluo, pe aay March B—Suiled. Anatra, Siene, Glusgow, for ow York. Lazann, March 5—Passed, Fairy (of London), Bull River for Falmouth, Lyny, March 5—Arrived, Murietta W, Potrata, Philadel- d, Sator, Premuda, New Yor! Limes, Mareh 5—Arcived, Werra, cisco, Ph spy March 1—Arrived, Caledonia (5), Allison, Glas - * Salted Feb Maasiuis, March 2— elken, San Fran- Rio Vouga, for New York. jailed, Kate M’ Hilton, Adams, nba, Mapras, Feb 4—Satled, Centennial, Oth, Erin's , Hull, Rangoon, Mausuinnas, March” 1—Snt! Olympia te Rait, New York, &e fone (a ty at Genoa same das Me —Arrived, Maharajah (8), Stephenson, ‘Satins Acudin (ah (ital . Naples. th, Alaska, Perry, New York; Busy, Kendrick, 29, Bearse, Bombay; Newington, pane sailed Rrenest 27th for Pa- Jermo, where she nerives wt vort, March seSailed, S W Smith, Marshall, St homas. tern daa March 3—Cleared, Nettio Merryman, Mas- 5—Arrived, Ada Wiswell, Wiswell, Kaipara, Ponesogen March 3—Put in, John L Hasbrouck, Cobb, Havre tor Philadelp! tied Sth). Saited Sth, Padro franc! Marinor, Philadelphia, PLyMouri, March 3—Arrived, Ottawa, Lodwig, Bull River, Papstow, March 5—Arrived, Jerbuen, Svensen, Balti- more. Pittav, Feb 23—Sailed, Me Vanselow, New York (and put iuto ht for spelt er). Pacenso, Feb 28—Sailed, Anopa, Anatra, Philadelphia; Evanell, Hichborn, Boston, QurENsTowN, March 4—Arrived, Ludwig, Hornke, San Francisco; Strithenrn, Andersoa, do: Sth, Geo V Jordan, Duncan, Java. Sailed 4th, Ashautee, Roberts, Yarmouth, NS. Ten Aas March leared, Prewruse, ‘orl }—Sailed, Malleville, Harlow, Channel. 5—Suiled, Freia, for Pen: DH Wat- Raxaooy, Feb C0, WaNsKA, Murch $—Arrived, S B Hale, Haven, St Na- xalre. SuiGo, March 1—Arrived, Nuova, Rosina, Canessa, Doll: ense, from Philadelphia. Paints DOLOSSE, Feb 25—Arrived, Apollo, Jorgensen, Feb 22-Arrived, Gjallarborn, Kvertson, New ICA, Fe! 5—Arrived, Susan Bergen, Tuthill, New ‘ork; 17tn, Frithjot, Marines do, ‘Sr Vices, CV -Arrived, Nellie Mitchall, Jack- on, Boston and dillod 19th tor Rouviatay : 20th. Warren Haltett Hou. do (und sailed 218t for Africa), Bailes we, Kibby, St Thom Tiuunsta, Feb tailed. Mary D, Ghigleanovich, New ork. yvgiexeta, Murch 1—salled, Tyrlan (@), Murray, Now ‘on ‘MUIDON, March * Jailed Ist, G P Hurbits, Jacobsen, Bull River, AMERICAN PORTS, BOSTON, March 1—arrived, steamers a achusetts (Br), Walters, Liverpool; Aries, Whelden, Philade! bark Western ‘Sea, Chisholm, Port au well, Dow, Cardenas; Helen A Amen, islet : Twenty "One Friends, Jeffe Lioyd, hited hin: Lang, and E B Kverni have, Baltimore panes. Viies, aud N vey, “Pensa . Virginia; ¢ OC Porter, Woodruit, Weehawkeu; Hnvtle Hobo en. mers Iberina, Howe, Liverpool; Glaucns, Cro Phiindelpita: Was Seminole, Matthews, Sa- Arrived, Australia, Pahlson, Savan- ‘ork; Roma Baltim Beurae. Lawrence, Howes, Yannali: bark “George t Kemp, (ir). Tuyler, Algoa Bay: achr Jessie Elizabeth, Woaver, Bultimor Bailod-Stoamors Vietoria, ‘Iberian, Seminole, Romac, m Lawrence. Wind NNK, fresh. BALTIMORE, March 17—Arrived, steamers McClellan, Taylor, Providence: Wm Geane, Howes, Boston: Experi: mont, ‘Pierce. Ni : sehrs Mary Emily, Chase, Cape Hatter: ‘ard, Moore, New York. Holow-—Burks Fanchon oe es rom Hamburg; Carl Gerhard ( iMericl noiro, Gieared Steamers Raleigh, Oliver, Wilmington; Export. ment, Pierce, Le barks Dagny (Nor). Frolich, Elsinore ; Aspotegon, McKenzie (Br), Queenstown ; Hum: ber (Br), Henderson, New York; Vintor (Nor), Otsen, Goole; Giulio D ({tal), Sajoni, Cork; Mary J Baker (Br), Sproul Dublin; sehr HN squires, sowell, ‘Charleston. Bark Cricket. Wind N, storm HRONSWICK, . Ga, March 1a Arrived, schrs $ P Hall, Smith, Savaunuh; & A Hayes, Smith, do; Rebecca H Queen, Cain, do; ET Cottingham, Smith, do. pulgared Sets © Hickman, ‘Vent, Philadelphia; JA ‘otter, BULL fave, SC, March 16—Arrived, ship Gleniffer umming, Demerara; oark Ingolf (Nor), Nielsen, Ipswie RRalled—Sebr Tittle Yanderkorchon, tor Baltimore, BATH, March 15—Ratled, sehrs Geo M Brainard, Tol Spruce Head, to loud tor Port Royal; Seventy-3ix, Cook, Choptan River, Md. STOL, Murch 14—arrived, sehr Eli Townsend, Nich- ols, Providence tor New York (and nailer CHARLESTON, March 17—Ariived, steamer GW Clyde, Ingraham, Now Yor! _Cleared— Steamers city of Atlanta, Woodhull, New Yor ia, Hunter, Philadelphia sehrs Abbie Corson, ew Orleans: Sullivan Sawin ich, Liverpool. ‘wailed —Steumer Seagull, Lockwood, Baltimore. Nailed 15th, bark Joseph Thonipso: Bidingtieid, Cork for orders. DARIEN, March 12—Arrived, bark Onke Aderman (Ger), vol. 3 ANDINA, March Arcived, juybroak, Blake, Curdenus; Danl Britton, Somers, Savannah. Tin—Cleared, burke Ernst" & Benno (Ger), Koeppen, ROB. March 17—D’assed tn for Balti- jenburg, from Rio Janeiro, Rosku (ius), and Bae Northern Queen '(Br), for Hull, ts. HORFRESS more, bark Donel Passed ont—Barks: Omer cotalo ital, for Queenstown Falmouth (ull from: Baltimore). GALVESTON, March 12—Areived, brig Helen M Rowley, Rowley, New Orleans, Cleared—Ship Matilda, Carver, Pe 17k waited. bark, Kichard Peinye 181), Hartaby, tlavre, MPTON ROADS, Marc 1S—Hark’ Bonito, ‘Frazier, KE, hus been chartered for Pensacola, to COL he eadtor Mier Fate: WILE. March 'I—Artived, sehr Parepa, Blauchard, v Ved-Schr Alico T Boardman, Boyd, Trintdad (not as yi Havana, jorida ports; ship Mary E m Ruatan. igh rated de New M Fisk, Turner, Liverpool: Mempuis (Br), Fles, Chase Rouen rrived, sehr Sa orgetown, DC, putin with loss of anchor (way sup- plied ‘aud p weeded) NEW Be DFORD, ) don, Foster, Baltimore : EWIOIT, March 16, AM—Arrived, scht Uniou, Mills, arch 16—Arrived, sthry Chas H Hodg- Eliza Pharo, ‘Watson, Port John Vine, Berry. for St-John, NB, to load tor ; Kate Scranton, Pond, fron Weehawker for Cohasse Natcows. PM-—Arrived, sebrs Win WH West, Higgins, and Alice Providence tor Virginia Alida, Cousins, and Ken- 18 It’ Warford, sprague, Harker, Somerset for do, jor, and Lydia, Nk w LONDY) Arrived, be jl v \k Butler, Virsinins George & Hoboken tor Norwich; Laconia, wd for New Yor! B Ouaningham, raraboy tor Fall XT. TI, March 10—Saited, sehr Thomas W Haven, Ric! i. ache WF Parker, Daniels, Charieston. OLA, Mareh Areived, ship’ Kaltiopo (Nor), Jiverpool, barks Sarah Mandel (Hr., Stephens, juszos; Kisinet (Swi, Hartzell, Huil: setts Peerless, Aer, Port Anronios Is Buenhan, Harris, Galvests dusen, Reeves. Philadelphia, Narcl 17—Sailed, acht Kiwoud Do- kat ene ail chr Gra tout ROYAL, Warrenton, irunaw EU LAD EL VHIA, Match 17-—Arrived, steamer Adtities, Newburyport; burk Adeline © Ad Matinzas; shes Sarah Potter, Wall, New Yor! ‘wivin P Harris, Burton, Provid J-—Sieamers Norman, Niekerson, Boston ; Reading, itleosnake, Wile; Catbaring Whiting, ba Fall River; Wattuce, New Rogers, J Lancaster, many Ls € tou; Charles Nour Royal in Kagte, Newlove, C Huiladay, arts Summerset dilie A. Hutke Boston, | Also cleared, barks Wenkita (Nor), Lysha, Palma, Spain; Biknes Cassanove (Ltal), Gaxxero, Hall; sehrs Klizabeth Buel: er Maloy, Key West; Sarah Wood, Corson, Savan- fe 1s Aimin +, Youn. do. Silo Ship Jamesto eamers’ Norman, Reading, Rattlesnake, Catanrine Whiting. Wind NE Iresh, elly, st Th , Sunderson, PORTLAND, Me, Maret jeured, secur Neary V Cole, New York. Suited - Bark va H Fisk; brig Florence May, und sebr Twhlight, ith—Arrived, brig Proteus, Foster, New York, Jaspian (Br), frocks, Liverpool + ee ty wo load for Caleutts; sehr J rsSMOUTH, Berry, Waltimore, FROVIDENOK, March 16-—Arrived, steamer Baltimore vin He id Tonawandy, Sherinin, Mingu Phillips George Uf Ili, THlovege wireh 16—Arrived, Perth Amvoy ; Geor; Henry Kemset erty, Nickersot ~auua svogenns, Hasty Jackson, Btooktyn, NY. ons W spencer, Oo jee. slogers, Virgininy Wm t urdig., Narhaniel Holmes, Dow, wad my New Yor! AWE Mareli \O—-Balled, sebr BH Warford, Sprague, Ne ork. NICUMOND. March 16—Arrived, sehes eo Brown, New York; Lucy Jones, Mariluy ia Satled~sehe Jenule A sheppned, plOOKLAND, March t= rived. sehr Marla *Rtstatse, He, Del. rs sches F Jameson, Jameson, Tarks Islands; ryant, New Yor! ROC: Reon Me, March l—Arrived, sches Frank & Eat Wallace, trum @ Seuthern port, Julia Newell, Shep- — Hostien iB Potnam, Low, New Bedford | — Sam, raauotaa0 March 9—Gxiled, bark 8 K Ham, ylth—Areived, ‘steamer City of Chester, Bolles, Xew wit Also stxived, steamer Clty of Poking, Teuner, Hong Kong weavanati March 17—Arrived, ship Robena, ei Cleared Ships Wet Yeo ‘(hn Hoschtou, Deboy Amerien (Br), Lod arpogis brig the nertaen Nattuny Ueu's Mares a at oily me vin} Loree oo. 8 atures, Murda: Mennswie -t MeBonaid ot Marya das Chiurehiaan. th cy. Baa ‘an Jacinto, 1 my f; 1), Petersen, Char Hilda Swed), W. man reh 7— Arch pies fr reived.. bark Retsle mnie i eta Marah 132 tee AVES Dem A bay Ronee Pel ort for Philadeiphit; sehre JH Ba; in Boston: ME tiggins, for do. ey ee River, bur RH ‘ailed—Steas Achiil 3 wal i ean ites Ks Perkiomen; schrs A Hay th = rrived, sehrs Annie Be mm, Boston Lina G Kdwaids, obo n ford Gla ichee Baza for Portland: Ella Brown, rt Johnson fo: LB Time, Now York lor Bt Johusy NF Albert dunteson, Now gastley Del, for Rockport, Me; Mattie & Foster, Cayenne for Sailod—Schr ¥ryo, Lizaie B MeNich Rabel tl Trout Henry? rosie, Nellie Lavhpuer Willey Tice, Cuthio O Berry, Preddio ty Porter, Hero, Twenty-One, Krloids, Hattle Paizo, 81 cai inna A Amon, Mary . Newell 3 EU Rawanda eat ais Bam ere ers a iLN musta. Jon Rew ie tia th—Arrived, i 4 i Ss Pride of the Bust, Lord. Nasasan’ — -Hodeans se WOOD'S HOLE, Mar New Yor YACHTS, STEAMBOAT: &c. BARGE, WANTED DOUBLE oi SINGLE DRGK} y ood ardor. 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