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W {HE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE. REFORMATION IN COURT PRACTICE---PASSAGE OF A STRINGENT TRAMP LAW—-THE CAPITOL DOME IN DANGER. Hautrorp, Coun., March 7, 1879. ‘This week's session of the Connecticut General As- sembly, terminating this afternoon, witnessed action on several important measures. One of these was @ bill tq reform civil procedure in the State courts and sweeping away at one blow all the legal fictions, sbams and absurdities which have been perpetuated ince the days when the English practice prevailed, ‘The new code provides that everything shall be in such simple form that it may be compre- bended by laymen, and, in effect, preveuts the throwing of cases out of court on mere technicalities, Declarations are limited to the Darest statements of the facts ina case, actions at law and in equity may be joined, and thereare numerous other provisions doing away with the complexities which have so long hampered the practice of law and hindered the speedy trial of causes, The new code was reported by s commission of five law- yers of this State, appointed last year by Governor Hubbard, und including that eminent Connecticut jurist, ex-Chief Justice Origen 8. Seymour, The Joint standing Committee on the Judiciary made an almost unanimous report upon the bill drafted by the commissioners, and it was.passed in the House yesterday by 168 yeas to 35 nays, It will probably pass the Senate. sos Ai SUT Tn te rons Another was. do} by the House of a tramp law which is well ulated to. relieve Connecticut from the scourge of trampers. All the adjoining States have stringent laws, and the result has been that the Nutmeg State has been a popular resort for the fratérnity, the law in torce being worse than useless. This merely provided that tramps might be required to work in return for their ‘food and lodging, and in case of refusal could be arrested and imprisoned. In effect the law was ino ive, for house- holders generally had no work for tramps and pre- ferred not to have them around their premises, The new bill is in the nature of a bugbear to kee) arp. aarape out of the State altogether. It is provided that every rson ing, or aecling through the country ving on ; Shall be regarded as a tramp and be sent to the State Prison tor two years; that entering aig or kindling fires by the roadside or on vate premises, the carrying of dangerous weapons, Tialcjoue injury to property, &c., shall be offences punishable by more severe penalties, even to five years’ imprisonment. Sheriffs and other officers shall receive $5 for cach arrest and conviction, and towns ma} appoint special“ officers to hunt tramps. Tus bil was’ adopted by the, Ja- Committee in preference to one re-es- sai, the whipping post asa penalty for tram: bacon, ‘of the humanitarians in the House 7 came forward with the usual specious pleas about the “unfortunate laboring man,” the “honest poor” and other cries of a similar char- Qcter, which have in the past alr to arent the enactment in this State a eps 3 law that was worth a picayune. must country di egates, however, were to-day almost solid in favor of the, bill, and everyt! in the nature of an calculate to emasculate the bill was promptly voted down. The opposi- tion to bill came to some extent from the ae camibas, but the members from the rural districts were in no humor to join them, for the cities have run out the tramps with stone yards and wood yards and other devices, and flooded them upon the country districts. THE CAPITOL DOME. A ve cominittee is engaged in an saveekige tion of the alleged insecurity of the piers supporting the Capitol tower, and will atiempt to fix the re- sponsibility therefor. Several mectings have been held and a bitter fight is manifest between the contractor, Mr. J. G. Batterson, aud the State House Com- mission. Both deny responsibility in the matter and show a disposition to abitt it upon the deceased Superintendent, Mr. Brown, who came to this work soon after closing his connection with the work upon the Capitol at Washington. Batterson asserts that the stones of the pigrs were laid too close jointed by Brown’s orders, and that he had uo ay , while the commission deny this and assert that in ony event, if Batterson kuew the piers would be unsafe for the great weight going above them, he shouid have so represented to the commission over Brown's bead. The milk in the cocoanut is that Bat- terson has a disputed claim for $150,000, and if the committee fixes upon him the responsi- bility for the bad work in the piers his chances of recovering anything are endangered. An examina- tion of the piers shows large cavities between the stones, they not being dressed to plane surfaces top and bottom, and these spaces are now being filled 44 with type metal to make a solid mass. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL, Destination, Ofice. . Liverpool. |37 Broadway . London... |60 Broxdway |Giasgow...|7 Bowling ¥ Bowling Green ) Broadway ‘]7 Bowling Green 4 Bowllng Urees 1..]37 Broad wa} ‘|72 Broadway Hamburg../61 Broadwa: .[Liverpool../1-83 Broadway 5. 1Glasyo Bowling Greon |B Bowling Green Broadway 20 Broadway Broudway {/7 Bowling Greon 4 Bowling Green 31-33 Broadway 72 Browdway |] Broadway y 4 Bowling Greon js? Broadway 0 Broudway Broadway I61 Bronaway 160 Broadw 31-93 Br 7 7 Bowling Groen 2 Bowling Groen i2 Brondway }60 Broadway 61 Broadway ‘erpool, .169 Bronawa} Liverpool../31-33 Broadway Rotterdam |50 Broadway Liverpo: |Hamburg. Liverpool. Liverpool . a Ww. HIGH WATER. Sandy Hook..morn 7 $7 Gov'Island...morn 8 22 & 32 Hell Gatecss.-mora 10 of HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS, Bar. | | “Ther, Hour, Ineh, rel OF NEW YORK, MA K, MARCH 7 » 1879. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINR. Steamer Republic (Br), Irving, Liverpool Feb 25, via jusenstown ‘eb 26th, with mdse wad passengers to R J amer Main (Ger), Barre, Bremen Feb 23 and ae ae eh with dive anc’ 203 passengers to Uelrichs oe First pat age had Nand NE winds and hi “7 gens; after Maret} tend fresh westerly winds, very heavy head seas and cloudy wouther; March 3, lat 4526, lon as, Tot an Anchor line steamer bound E. Fob 26, with mdse and . Mortol Steamship Co. Jacksonville and Bruns. ith mdse passen. wick Murch Lvin Port Ke gers to C H Mallory & Co Steamer Alliance, Lawson, Philadelphia, with mdse to James Hand. Ship Winged Hunter (of Boston), Fellows, Liverpo Bermuda 9 days.in ballast. to Vernon H Brown Pat into Bormuda Dee 1 in distress, with loss of spa Sails. (Before reported.) Ship Nile (of Windsor, NS), Marvin. Havre 45 da; in Dullast, to Snow & Burgess.” Keb 27, lat #1 17, lon 7212, ’ bark HF MK, for New York; March §, lat 33 36, O06, brig JN ¢ (No <gigonwoln, Liverpool 59 ‘ays, in Ka, Ce Von's Bristol 49 days, in ballast, to Eeperson, Belfast 48 days, . Whitehouse, Antwerp ¥ oY ry Whitue; o. im, Amstordain 66 da in ballast, to 21nie Gordos, Havre 49 days, in ballast, to Pan Bark Osanna (Ital), Garguilo, Havre St days, in bi te Slocoviel at, Ifo, (Aus), Casulich, Havre 38 days, Co ion, Kelbers. Brest 41 days, in ballast, to Bark Hina \Nov), Jobneon, Bordeaux 44 days, in ballast, to 0 Fevina & Cc Gaatelar (No ‘Xen. Carlesen, Rouen 42 days, in ballast, eh, in bal , Cotte 06 days, with salt to rieksen, L’Orient 60 da . Cape Town Jan 18, in bal Bark irae “Bmery, Thym Jas ‘huchored im the lower bay for iter & Houghton. (of Halifax), May Brig Ani Anchored in jen, London Jan 9, te vail order: vesend Bay for Beige Marthe 8 Brady (of Wind: NS), Brady, Valenet: ait ballast wd PW aft oy “Aap Alben nened im Dallas cir Bome thon. dense Orter ; vessel to Finch, & Armstrong, Pas- JK Whitney & ¢ NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1879.—TRIPLE SHEET Challoner, Pernambuco "HH Switt & Co, w Haven), Spencer, Mtiaun 20 days, bridge's Sous. Had fine weather. , Collins, Perth Amboy, with eval to 31 days, with sugar. Brit victorin (of with suuar to a F uy ir Teabel, Foster. Porto Bello 30 teh cocoamute wok “o Brounen’ Had heavy aud Brig Mary Rice spud hides te salle. vddell (of Teltedsiohie, Deputy. Frontera water 28 days, with mahogany, 4c, to igri: vessel to F Motcalt Evo. Sebr Sil eels (of Tremont), Milan, Inagus Jan 3, pis Bermuda Feb 23, “vith sult to Lyoos '& Co; wooo = to Son & Co. Pit into Bermuds Jan 19, leaking, £¢ wether after leaving there. Sehr Jove Gomes (of New London), Balloy, sgrggune duya, with fruit to Jogoph Marsh: voue to 'B } e eee 12g days N of Hatteras, with strong NE an ker, Calbarien 19 Was Odays NEE HL King (of Elteworth), days, with melado to order; vessel to master. N of Hatteras, with stron g Nand NE gales hr Louise A Orr (of Portland), Orr, Cardenas with h sugar nad melado to order: vensol to 3 H Wachee F Cofiad heavy NW and NE aioe to Hatteras: w Cotabiew chr Geo Walker ‘et Siskin, Thompson, Cardenas 14 days, with welate ‘4 'Co; iiler & Miche Harry B Rittor, Potorson, Sagua 1 with or, Peterson, . surar to Grianell, Mintirn & Co. "Wes Todays ot Hat: Sel’ Phebe, Medora, Baracon, 19 days, with fruit to I; veasel to B JW $00. jomes & Pearsal ‘Sche FL Mulford, Shaw, New Orleane 2 days, with mo- nes to order; vessel to Evan: 1a 00. David Caril, Hawkins, iret ‘Bark Hancock, from va which arrived europorte:—Crossed the E the ro Farnam, im lon 3804; tine weather to Hat eras; thonee, 10 days, with N and NE galos: Jan 25, lat 720 &, lon 3434 ‘Onesta (Br), Carter, trom New York for Anjor. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Ghasons. Beare. pay for New York, with imdse und passen, Steam Potty 0 Fach ht 5 tis New Betford, em New York, with mdve and ps are o Barling & Davi and posses ngers to er ph a= for ‘New York, i Dascongers waceumee Bolivar, Geer, New London and Norwich for ‘Sear Susie Prescott (Br), Glass, St John, NB, for Now Sehr Wndaro, Cunninghawn, Grand Menan for New York. Schr Pleetwing, Maddox, Rockland for New York. Bch Surdiniam, Holbrook, Rockland for Norfolk, Va. eae sani: E stevens, Montgomery, Harmon's Harbor Selir Saul ih Hedgdon, Bonton for New York, im Musou, Miekervon, Boston for New York. Rehr Freddie Les Porter, Chase, Moston {or Now York. Schr W H Walton, Lewis, New Bedford New York. Sehr Pea ret Joy, New Bedford for Now York. Sehr Mary Matheson, Matheson, Provincetown for New ‘ork. ‘Behr Minquas, Phillips, Providence for Now York. Sehr EI — os, Lurder, Now. Haven for Now York. Bebr A & E Bak slurry : Sebr Florence, Bucket aport for New York, Schr Amos Briggs, Duan, Colé Spring for Now York. BOUND East. Stoamer Eleanora, Johnson, New York for Portland (pavged out Brig Pride of Chaleur (Br), Pye, New York for Caen. Schr Peter H Crowell, Chase, New York for Boston. Sehr Highland, Marphy, New York for Glen Cove. Hull, Hoboken for New Bedford, ‘Polliver Hoveken for Providence: dams, Amboy for Providence. "Taylor, Amboy for Bridgeport. The revenue cuttor Dexter. which wnchored yesterday off the Hxnatp Telegraph Station st ‘Whitostoue, Li, lett for: the chetward at an early hour this morning. Sailed from Hart Island Rosde—Bark Wm E Clowes, New York for Cape Town; schr Lulu A Snow, do for Ceara, laven for New BELOW. * Ship Plymouth Rock, Birming Bark Formosa (of Chatham, dam, Jan 7. CLEARED. Steamer Burswell (Br), Wallace, Liverpool—John C Sea- ‘Taioamer Pretoria (Br), Macey, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye Stoumer Acton (Br), Strachan, Havane—Funch, Rdye & ; Steamer Western Texas, Hines, Jacksonville—O H Mal- lor; Co. Steamer Vineland, Bowen, Baltimore, £e-—J 8 Kreme, Ship Constantine, Goss, London—Grianell, Minturn & ‘Sis Chipman (Br), Lewis, Bristol, E—Snow & B: Bark Sloboda (Aus), Gellalla, Cork for orders—Slocovieh Pir Bark Canads (Ger), Lammart, Cork or Falmopth for or- ders—0 Tobias & Co, ‘« Lorenzo (Nor), Pedersen, Coponhagen—Punch, Edye & Bark Emble Gor, Moller, Rottordam—0 Tobias & Co, Bark Frigga ), Sorensen, Havro—Faneh dye & Co. k Hatetior ord ‘ison, 1, Mayet, Te rdeaux—C Tobias & Co. loaux—Funch, Bdye & Co. dip), Petror, Alleante for ordere2sDusseri, e Bark 7% iW ‘Grimths (By), Drammond, Matansae—¥ H Brig Sallata, Partridge, Gibraltar and Cadis—John Zitt- Brig Eva N Johnson, Ross, Jacmol (Hayt!}—A Nones & dire Etna (Br), McKinnon, Havana—Hatton, Wateon & ‘rig Vesta (Br), Koofe, Harbor Grace, NF—R P Currie. gun a Arabell, Crocker, Porto Bello and Campano— ach, Adda Doane, Nickervon, Cage Haytlon—touse B eth ie Molle, {tharton, Kingaton, Jo—A H Salomon & Co tone Be Abbott, Siopoet. Gibarw (Cuba)—Thomas J gushed P Blake (Br), Mealey, St Johns, NF—J F Whitney «sete Gettysburg, Norbury, Gporgetown, 80—E D Hurl. at Lintte Palkonburg, Loveland, Richmond, Va—Slaght, Bailoy & © eit Hawia, Ryan, Philadelphia—Jamos A Van Brunt. Sehr Anna ‘Barton, MeNolliy, Philadelpita—Kvans, Ball Sehr E P , Oliver, Boston—Master. se Loon, Wakeley, Pawtucket via Providence—J C su Josie Crowley, Crowley, New London—Rackett & ro. ham, from London, J Mb) Quigley, trom: dinster- SAILED, Steamers Rhiwindda (Br), for © for oes pal “Albemarle, Lewes, urgeas. Lon- Del; ships America (Port), Li 3 Levi G Bur, don; Louise (Nor), Brewen ners “Poseidon (Nor Rhea (Non, Stockholm south ; ~T (Nor), wee Edwin (sr), Dunki ra (Br), Hav a arseiiige: brig ‘Aabine (Now, Richmond: schre James’ Ponder, A it Stor, ens, and Luld Worford, for Southern coastwise ports, MARITIME MISCELLANY. a igatore ( ‘The pursers ot steamers tna and Morro Castle will plonse necopt our thanks for tholr polite attentions. Bank Sapte, ashore soath of Squan Inlet, was provably floated last night, Banx Huxuy A Lrrcarieyy, Drummond, from New York for pale re, put into St Thomey prior'to March 7, sup- Sdistrese: particulars not given. "an Davrurx (Fp, from Port au Prince via Petit Goave, with logwood, &c, _ Europe, put into Port au Prince Feb 2 having becn sshore on Goeve Island, badly strained, Would discharge for repairs, Bric E A Baxwanp (Br), from Leghorn for Philadelphi genore nenr Chincoteague, was making be but very little water March 6, and was lying onay x08 soap wore landed mrerrA Escr. from Mobile for Kingston, Ja, 4 March 1 with cargo shifted and loss of Scne hey mer from Rortland, at Havana March 1, lost part of deck ot: reported ashore on Harbor Island, n Core Bo dine bad coudition, was bound t6 w ilnington, H Rotax, from Alexandria for Potersbarg, wit ashore below the later port Mareli 5. aa Scan Emma Heatuen, I sh 1, wher json, at Savannah from Balti ape Roman, distant 13 ith masthead aud top- oma, and ia the direct track of vessels. Scnooxnn Scxx—Captain Richard Robinson, of the achr William HM own, DC. and inst, ied chooner, su} orphore se uence of which arvoard bow aud'aunk in lene nutes. The crow wus saved, but lost all’ thelr effects. A Bouryixa Vesset at Sas—A three masted vessel painted black, with yellow stripe around her, loaded with etroleum, was seen burning Feb 12, Int 3427 N. lon 1025 by steamer Remus (Br), from Mediterranean at Now Orleans. Guovcusren, Mass, March 7—The value of the five vessols Velieved to have been lost on 43 me be nearly $20,000, with a | inommnes of chewt Maxauawkix, March 7—The ike. Provixertows, March S—Schr Holen F King. ashore in bad ‘uve, is being lightered of her ent to make sure of OM noxt week. The cargo is being landed upon weir Gersh Banker, late ashore ou Barnstable Plate, le being disc at Steamboat wha: 6tn—Sehr st J NB, which was carried NOTICE TU MARINERS, Ovrice oF Licntnousx Inspxctor, eEroen. es t tp in ty rod nigh notice wil be give notice w ven, wie no a SILAS W. TERRY, Inspector. Sr Joun, NB, March S—Matinors aro advised that the 0 Polat Breakwater, at bor, is being removed, and a r hibited on Beacon pole, at the outer sae bivck, when the soa will admit of ing it; not to depond on light during stormy woather WHALEMEN. A lotter from Capt Horan, of bark Mabel, of NB, reports her at Albany, Australia, Dec 20, having ‘taken 100 bbls sp oll last cruise, n SPOKEN, iilingham, fi Ne pitta, Flestterd, Diltingham, from New York tor Anjor, ip 3 Nor), Keikeon, from Havre for New York, er), Jomgan, from Baltimore for Ham- SE. Jasen, from Gloucester for ox, froin Laghorn for New York, SFR," from New York tor . lon 3300 W, (There is an tars, the'ayove belonging to ship CU Gib win Sa the F ha Gre ne Lene EFS aa fel nvvion Ode Bitltm, Mani 6, off capes of the Delaware, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. AustxeuDaM, March 6—Arrived, bark Sampo (Rus), Busko, Baltimore. Axrwuur, March 7—Arrived, ship Alexunder Gibson, Speed, Huanillos vis Queenstown, BuustoL, March 7—Arrived, bark Skjold von, Tonnesen, Charleston. Bu.yast, March 7—Arcived, bark Hugh Cann (Br), El- dridge, Philadelphia. Brxunx, March 7—Arrived, barks Lufra (Nor), Lorentson, Galveston; Wanderer (Nor), Rolfsen, do. Borpkaux, March S—Sailed, bark Maud Scammel (Br), Hjelstrom, United States, Dvaux, March G—Arrived, barks Amor (Ital), Bissetto, New York; Hilda (Br), Williams, Charleston; Rachele (Aus), Smerchinivich, Now York. Salled 6th, barks Adelo & Subina (Nor), Pedersen, United States; Corinna (Nor), Soiland, do. Fixxtwoop, March 7—Arrived, steamer Halcyon (Br), Garden, Baltimore, Gatway, March 6—Arrived, barks Folkvang (Nor), Hen- ricksen, New York; 7th, Rothesay (Nor), Iversen, do. Gtascow, March 6—Arnved, bark Nancy Holt (Br), am, Wilmington, NC. Gronaitan, Feb 28—Sailed, bark Meriquita (Ital), Rossi (from Genou), New York. Passed March 5, steamer Acadia (Br), Montgomery, from Sicily, &c, for Now York. Genoa, March 4—Sailed, ship Pauline David(Ger), Knuth, Pousacola; bark Solon (Nor), Olsen, Now York, Hout, March 7—Arrived, bark Principe al Lucedio (Ital), Porsico, New York via Queenstown. Balled 7th, bark Velocity (Nor), Olsen, Philadelphia, Haynx, March 5—Arrived, ships Hoctanooga (Br), Jobn- New Orleans; Ryorson (Br), Dennis, do; bark Gauthiod (Sw), Lundgren, Rouen for Boston (see below); 6th, ship Ariel (Nor), Nieleon, San Francisco. « Salted 7th, ship Therese, Share, New York; bark HD Brookman, Pettigrew, Charleston. Hamaunrc, March 7—Arrived, bark Jouny (Ger), Grote, New Youk, Sailed Gth, bark Mario Loutee (Ger), Bebring, New York. Hona Kona, March 7—Arrived, bark Abbie N Franklin, Howes, Newcastle, NSW (seo below). Isue or Wicut, March @—Off, ship Friedlander (Ger). Bellmer, from New York for Brom Liverrcon, March 6—Arrived, ships Albuls (Br), Pass, more, New York; Botanist’(Br), Edgar, do; Nonantum- Fost iveston; bark Clytie (Br), Tait, Mobile. . Also arrived 6th, steamers Brasilian (Br), Worthington, Boston; Mary Louisa (Br), Mace, do. Sailed 7th, ship Caltivator, Russell, Norfolk, after putting back. In port 7th, steamer Atlas (Br), sail 8th. © Loxvox, March 7—Arrived, steamer Nerisse (Br), Stuart, New York. Loxpompzrey, March 6—Arrived, bark Mistletoe<Br) Delap, Baltimore. Sailed 7th, bark Autocrat (Br), Kenealy, Baltimore. Mansenies, March 4—Sailed, bark Virginia L Stafford (Br), Curry, United States, Mataga, to March 7—Sailed, steamer Crest (Br), Darling, Now York. Ovonro, to March 7—Arrived, brigs Clara M Goodrich, Look, New York via Lisbon; Perpetua (Sw), Bustrom, New York; Alvin Kelly (Br), Kelly, do. Quxxxsrows, March 6—Arrived; barks Albion (Br), Fra. Savannah (sustained damages); Nuova Matteo (Ital), Anaaldo, Now York; 7th, barks Oldbridge (Br), Butrington, San Francisco; Carnogie (Br), Nisbet, do; Vanadis (Nor), Pedersen, Philadelphia. Salled 7th, 4:30 PM, steamer Germanic (Br), Kennedy (trom Liverpool), New York, Rorrenpam, March 5—Arrived, bark Ornen (Nor), Sivert- sen, United States, ‘Trieste, March 4—Arrived, bark Vittor Pisani (Ital), Scarpa, Baltimore. ‘Tvsong (Denmark), March 5—Arrived, bark Alert (Dan), Erichsen, Philadelphia via Falmouth. Lonvox, March 7—Bark Gauthiod (Sw), Lundgren, from Rouen for Boston, put into Havre Sth inst for repairs. Bark Abbie N Franklin, Howes, from Newcastle, NSW, at Hong Kong to-day, lost jibboom and sails and hed bul- warks damaged. Bark Crown (Br), Wandlegs, from Pensseole for Har- lingen (before reported), is ashore at Viieland and will probably prove a total loss, ‘The brig Model was abandoned at ses on the 22d ult. Her crow were saved. Talbot, for New York, to ‘WEATHER REPORT. HotrmeaD, March 7—Wind 8S8W, light; barometer, 30,535, Liverroot, March 7—Wind NW, light. Lizarp, March 7—Wind E, light, moderate, fine; berom- eter, 30.50. Puyaours, reste 7—Wind NE, gontle breese, fine; "| barometer. 30. Sone, March ‘7—Wind ESE. FOREIGN PORTS. Apauarpe, Jan 25—In port, barks Ukraine, Ames, f Sydney or stra € O Ada, a Culluns or Rape farrie Hampbroy, Gi 8S Barker, wai ume. Sailed Jan 11, Ship L — Apes, Untied Kin ingdom via Port Pirie (where she arrived 17th); 23d, bark Charles Stewart, Powers, do do. Barkow, Fob 28 Arrived, bark Confidensa (Ital), Di- vigno, New York via Queenstown (not the Confidensa, Capt Lavagna, the latter ha: fog boon condemned at Fi a8 ‘ion tar He om Fob 151 hr Impulse (Br), Mt in sebr Impai . ‘ork (erived Aas, 0 wail 2 bd for D) ri Sailed "veo ab, pd a ‘mp (Br), Regis, Frusitio’ to com. plove loadin, Banacoa, Mtb icArrived, sche Mary Bradford, Oliver, schr Phebe, Medoro, New Yor! 19, ogy low fee from and for (from rohem (| arrived th, for New York. Feb 19—Cloured, schrs A J rg, Harris, Philadelphia: Henry Buschinan (Br), Wilson, do. In port Feb 20, bark Bessie Simpson (Br), Bradford (from gee — rom and Hrnost, Lunt. for N ot Hustcras: ‘ Hevana, Heyer dtromi Havana), for Now York: Hoavilah, Coombs (from St house): for X of Hatteras: sehiry J 3 © JB Atkinson, Hubl Kat Heseseee Waat i7rom Philadelphia), tor for Nof Pay Seas Wass of Hatteras; ‘Nanc Smith, Hodgkinson, for do. Feb 23—Cloared previously. barks L T Stocker, ayer New York a H Chadwick. Hobisaon, 8 of Hattsrast WM Haven, Ulrich (from Troon), N of Hatteras; W H Ginn: do; 8W Holbrook, Mitchell, for Delaware L Staples, “tor do; Adollé M agg ayigeeen H Converse, Casi, aod “Cates, for Delaware Breakwater; ‘yoareie = bury, and Samuel MeMane MySite Solr fray Pen, fr fo N of Hatteras; LA og Bei tad "Ldate orden, Levenee, for do. *SBaloa to Fob 28, brig Maggie (Bn. Ford. Now York, hem thay! orc dane Gibson ( , Bodd, "nad Norite weper, ry o ‘and Norton stuver. Shormany, for N of Hetteras: bri 2, 1 Fit Gilorme = Horne (Bi pals eau from Havens; vchire ered ‘Jesus 8, lie Se Hurlbut (from New can for lard, om‘ Bt ‘be “fin York; x Billie # Dosey siete Nestor (from Havana) for N of Hatteras; MK Kids Staples (from 8t Thomas) fur Hatteras, younrrown, Feb schrs on ie ie 01 ivawtansuo, Fob, 17—Atrived, sehr. Stephen Bonnett wanes ha (and tasled oth Tor Philedgipuies: aes. Barranqu!l Safled Feb is, brig Nellie Husted, Brewster, Cienfuegos. mg Fob 22—Arrived, steamer Tiber (Lr), qos sco Hi is | escent oat ip toca eae n '. ‘Roti ore. sitimore: sek 1, Adams oitsad Baltimore; schrs Lillie Vanderkireken, ‘Bate New York; Borg (Ger), J ra (Fp), Nouvellon. n, Philadel) by hia: I George E Dale, Perce, Fernaniling oot ‘Mobile (and cleared 24h Loud, Th ng Pousacola; 6th, steamer gen ey oes ‘ork, Young, Cardenas; Maret 1, steamer es ‘N Etta A deli ‘Cleared Pel 26. burk Ada P Go wha a, Merle. Now tn vie sehr Chas Morford, . Mat aaa iv . Cardenas; barks Kditha (i a (i, Teal Matane farch 7—Artived, steamer Miberaian (Br), Baltimore for Liverpool. Ja, Fob 22—Hailed, stoamer Claribel (Br), Mavauuna, Yameo, Neal, for New York in 8 days; schrs Geo Anderson, for 8.40; ,8 F, Hall, Bualth, fo tor ye ly a from x | q Philadgipia, doy Wm bouglase Ss Me! sarin March 6—Arrived, steamer Flamborough ew York, Annas, Feb 2i—Arrived, bark Count dhe, Forel Saute Crux Tenet bt Key Went (and sailed 28d Webster, Aux Cayos. fe Dalling. land; 24th, barks Victori ay 1, Martino, Hor ‘Br), Jenkins, Troon ¥ Muthew Baird, F fen Ry Now York: bug AJ Mull, Puttiogtth Ha John id. ism, Now orks enh Hastie ¥ Weloey, Wane dal, Hay Mailed Fob. 15, bark A tonte Bale, Rice, N of Hatteras: brige Vora (Br), Lipsett Foster, and Annis Batchelder, Hecolmeny d Xbb Dann’ Fountain H'S Bridges, Lai Louisa Biise, Strom Blinn . Tripant, and tiie i ES ene chaene for do: Marthe: A i aie New ‘ a 5 hoger Dre A M Oo ces MJ Costin pay | May, panel from Melbourne, arrived 19th. to load Pour Gh NZ, Jan 26—In port, bark C 5 Bushnell, Mazes tor tor gies icuting will probably load coal fof Pour av Paice, Feb 20—Arrived, brign Melrose, kell. B bt Louse Price Hay), ng np hoa ile Feb 12 chr Ta Brown, New York. y Feb ‘ 4 aig & oliver Ga hint Pan. Joues, from New for do via Petit Goave. nf arived ae Areived, brie are E ‘Thayer, Whitman, , Tabbugt, New York: 2dth, ly (or Petors), a 5 2th bark Reusens, Leighton, Pandit it Thomas; schre iia: Busteis Br) Marr, do; Boll Br), ‘Jean, do; if Hat- ‘New York; sehr St Tho brig Atho ‘au (Br), Cortns sehr TA inet, Libby, a, Lisbon; brig Wan Sarah 3 Hurdii unt, Helen M Row! N Teisiled Fou 33: brie Matilda Duck tian, teray; 27th, bark Thos Brookg, Waugh, N a © Mogren, conneee 3 9 pa ‘San Salvador, Value, steamer Truxil {und sailed 20th for Truxillo); schr staring stiratanile enti ae Fini for Clontuogos, 4 Sr Jous, Ni March Sc ral 5—Cleared, bark Veronica (Br), Pay- vi sacerpOer Feb 28-Sailed, bark Marmion, Jordan, Honolulu, Antwerp. Fob oferta Olesen, New York; Bemariner, IW, Feb 22—O0f, Nunclo, Blauvelt, from Ant- with a ae 21=Arrived, Aurora, Churchill, wpece bE AR A sone, ter Nort fi all Jensen, Wilmington; Strassburg (e), Hambuch, Baltims Rallod 23d, Lovajerto, Nielsen, Philadelphia, Bouvsavx, Feb 22 -Arrived, Royal Murrie, Gilliat, New York; Hypatia, Marshall, do. Bo} Cardiff; Gov- nd Feb ba Arrived Victoria, Bailey, 6 eGanouer, Feb MGleared, “Atetie, Brinton, St Jago de Conk, Feb 21—Arrived, James A Harley, Shey, Bull Cusinnovna, Feb 19—Arrived, Cap, Christensen, Pensa- ‘RTHAGENA,* Fob 13—Arrived, Fanny Lewis, Kelly, mori. A Gloared 14th, Jansl, Now York. Deat, Fob 23—I by od. Sybille te, fo from New Orleans for Antworp; CC Horn, Hall, London for Halltax; D Chaple, Coombs, do fe for Bt Thowas’ jannab, Morrie, Dunk ware do for Daven Feb tt Pasved, tne from De sedetia, trois near for Pulled Balled, Martha A MeNeil, Jordan tegen Havre) ow Yorke Nellte T Guest, Xoung. fim Be: Elcano, Gartand, from Amsterdam pa ert Fob 22—Arrived, Electa, Wimehester, Now yexuoum, Feb 23—Sailed, Kong Sverre, Anderson, New Gxxoa, Fob 19—Clonrod, Lusedig. Ballestrino, New York; 21st, Joe Re United Sta Pol ee Arrived: ‘Toxas (e), Portland, Mo; , Wilmington: sea euudinavia (a), New York. hoa (#), Peacock, Savons (and clonred'tor Baitin Ore). Towed through tho Straits 13th, Salvatore, Romano, from Castollamare for New Gnaany, Feb 22—in the roads, Mio Padre, from Hull for jow Yor! ULL, Fob 22—yalled, Othello (#), Mitchell, Now York. Huuvorr, Feb 22—Salled: Dolphia, ‘Ternell, Now York. Havux, Fob 22— the roads, Catharina, Ken- manspon, frees Rew Grlosns foe Lisson, solled ci ‘Haxavna, Feb 20-8: Arrived at Cuxhaven 224, Mary Goodall, w*Fames, Baker's atl ind anchor Zrom Guxsaven 20%, E H Duval, Rogers, New Etyraroc, Feb 22—Arrived, Abyssinia (s), Murphy, New Walied 224, Prince Frederick, Claque, New York: Etta Stewart, Smith, sree CB; Setapls ie Nort Now York: Rita (o, Gartelt, Havana: Daphne, an (0) Falhot, Natal; tussle ‘ait ‘io (both via Ports: mot ); Little it, Cape Town. Gloared 22d. Grisedale, Dodd. Nan Franelsco: England @. so ee ey and Egypt (@), Grogan, th. TDKDOM, Feb 22—Arrived, Australia (8), Rait, Now York (and entered out for do); 24th, Glen! (@w), Gilroy, from 8 Wright, Crowell, Entered out 32d, Santon MeDonald, Montreal, Railed from Gravesend 2 for New York, Lyxx, Feb, 22—Arrived, pa Philadetphia. Ltsnok. Feb 15—Sniled, Fri, Eviekeoa, New York. teri, Fob 2iArrived, Martinique’ (e), Heuloux, ‘Maastuis, Fob 22—Sailed, Queen Victoria, Crocker, America; Minnio Campbell, Muller, Baltimore: Sehulstok, America; Napoleon, ristoph rsen, Delaware, Mussina, Feb 15—Sal ys Montgomery, New York: 16th, Pollux (a), Overiack, ‘Locx- bare, Philddelpnie, Be ecaie Wells NY Yorks aah, Theodore Uathering ender, dann nn QusxnstowN, Feb 23—Off, Maria Madre, Pastorino, from York for Whitehe Netilod 234, Radlweles Limerick: Contante, eta Artiere astin Be Li Giovanni, Gioucostor; Confidenza, Barro 3 Livingstone, Riss: Provpero eect Gerks Diaenpe Meses Addie H Cann. Ttypx, IW, Feb 22—Off, Blomtdon, from London fer New soon, Feb 22—Arrived, Kate Melick, Frazer, New Or- SYDNEY. Fob 21—Arrived, Australia (o, Cargill, San Francisco; HJ Libby, Buckman, a Wr Caruauxn's Point, Feb 33-Of Haward Barrow, Richardson. from Hamburg for Hon Trt Sirota, Feb 3 Sallot. Ac pailie, forcichs New. York. yok Nagiing, Fob 21—Arrived, Fanny, Murchison, New ‘orl ‘Troox, Fob 22—Arrived, ‘Tarner, Pecunia eG Eta sen, Sun Francleco vie, Quoonsto ‘WievmourH, Feb 22—Sulled ‘rg Eortiand Roads, Robens Haase, Sandy Hook; Seaward, Copp, Hampton Roads; H Jenkins, Rows, Delaware (all bro errs) ‘Yuurpes, Fob 22—Salled, Skuida, Wisnaes, Philadel Fob 22—Bark Mary Stewart has put into Pauiilae with lose of pighty fathonse chainand two nachors. Bunwicuon-Twxsn, Feb 2¢—The Italian bark Stefano Bordeen for Shields, in sot asnore tor ‘New Eh sauvanys will probably bos total ‘wreck: eupsizod, t nae mod drowned; reconindet ef crew landed as rocket apparatus. Lvast, Fob 24—Tho Chioftain, of Halifax, Palton, from Baltimore for Belfast, reporte:Touched the vottom on Saturday last coming through Donaghades Sound ; making no Pais Fob 22—The Bonguola, Pugle c yan tendal bath with, tntiam sora brome Now York, Copenhagen, have cargoes heated; will dis: entaaia: Feb 23—Thed 8 Wright, Crowell. from New York, hun arsived bere. | She, enevuntered very heavy Weather and had u grout part af her bulwarks, both and starboard, and forotopgallantmast carried ‘away, Boat stove and main hatch started. Livxeroot, Feb 22—108 bales and 37 oo fathoms chain wore landed from Whe "Klug Art night. hors and i last AMERICAN P PORTS. pALBXAN DRIA, March €—Cloared, ech MOSTON, March 7—Atrived, steamers Lishope (Br), w, Liverpool; Saxon, Saow, Philadelphia, Cleared—Brigs Carrie E Pickoring, Torrey. St Thomas; John Mason, Griffin, Haytl; sents Ide Lutes, Kaltiuiore; OD Wi ibarell. jsher. Philadolph! ily H Naylor, Macaulay, Bon nett, Antwerp; ‘Havre; sehrs Neil mi Brannock, Bi Parker, N wilod—Steamer: sane tiers ected bark Countess of Duffortu (Br), Londow gad 7th—Arrived, steamor Howick (Bi Johnson, pee: son, Also‘arrivod, ships Baltimore, (er), Polken, Bremen: Bremen Ger, Kokken Bremen ; Bremen dae ater do; © Haavund (Nor), Ulnecss, jor), Olsen. do i ae Olsen, 8t Malo. Be; nui, Rouen; brig Panaie it H Jennings. BAY, R_ Moody, Ashtords New’ York for, Machen! igaia ay as St John, NB, for rkland for New York: Susie Prescot oa « CHARLESTON, March 7—A\ oon 7 Smith Pet. a (Nop, Erickgon, or), Christen. ‘are (Nor), usety. ‘uot sehr’ Lacle Whoa ow Bigalow Vora Calvert, Foley. Baltimore ; Jano n), for Liverpool be brig Alice Lon, Foster, etn i hire Magy 8 dite or, i eallanage ee ay wig ood itley, |, Rea (Gor), Gramborg, H. eae STPORT eek SMalled, sehr ZA Paine, Jones, MONROR, March 7—Pasvod in for Bal- Hi ref tee from the Meaher. (Ger), and Duieborg v9 + (Bri, Arasld trom Net Har? pt ‘Duper Werting “I ito Jenctto Wy itleu! aan ae i eee de; vorpool; Roma Kevannah Hanne "Nariel Reatri (Non. Svensen. ‘Soashaup ms hu Bromén Wavanve joravist, Hulls eg se ioe a (Ger), — ro dial Semidal, cr Kapaa more—Mteamner Ki ‘trom Havrot ship Jumua Bel for Corks barke asin oni es hochotort: tort: Cyprar, (Bi (Be) i vy. it from h (Gee), ‘augentjr Won,’ We ra, Met hereon, Frateo, do; brig sietena,Fulmonti da sehr Joseph Ray- mm ~y oe hy 74 Haven, “ie it March S—Passed by, sehr W A Morrill, arch Arrived, sehre LV Chaples, haplos, Xu roroage fH ail. Dion ‘du po , stoumer Beeret eet, ascan ; a ” Now York! du, James W ‘Arrived a Royerote ae! Hitlmars, Ne nee plan Hailed—8 lod—Rteamer City of Dalian, Oheoten, Now York. Key WEST, Lek my re sehr Core Etta, itichard- 1+—Arrived brigs Clentuegos; ont see WR Pas R Page, d, sehre ir tttern R Mowry, from new SaIn port, wig wind, schre Alma, Johnson, for Barbe- don Saarbr lark, tor Martinique, EW ORLEANS, March 3—Arrivod, stoamor Marga Baker, Havani a Florida porte: Dark Alphonve ot Sts $o2 ihn, Privat, louen; sehr Tae © Ballard, Small, brit red—Sehr J h P Mi Woodbut ene hee satoura yo tC eaico, Welavoch. {eu Arrived stoatmers Ul omanerea 8 Ships inva of Rede Gin. Jardalt Liverpool: Diamant (Ge + ‘aloxander, ‘Cort Gronsinde Swallow (isp) Duncan ovals barks Withelni Nar), Rood, Hw Robert (swe), Wwensan, Glonesster: Anns Mari . Thornton, Queenstown; Orisia degh, Guogeo, How P ‘Mare! 3 ee ER Yrppele, tor cam hi Martin 8 th Mall, N ert ay daly th—Artived, inwall; schre Joan 8 Wood, saith, Nor ide "Gristle: Weight, Ulerk, altimore, Ballod—Stoamer Jeranos (Br), ships Clarendon (Br), astern Empire (Br), Beautiful Star (Br) and Empire o Peace (Br, NORFOLK, March 5—Arrived, sehrs Belle Hanty, ner, ‘rte vreain ¥ Walter, Crosby, and viwue URYPORT, March 6—Arrived, stoamer Achilles, a | ose DPORD: March Sarid. wearer, Wilt port, Willets, Phiiadelphia ret nehrs Abbie tson, Hall, Weehawken; Lonisa Smith, Tailed Sehrs Hattie M Howes, lawes, Philadelphia; Urbana, Allen, New York. bs » Sth—Sailed, schrs LO Foster, Eldridge, New York: On- Gotham Haynes, Mazrall, do; Hastings, me. 3 rene, do. RT, March 6—Arrived, schrs Searaville, Hathorn, Provide ° for New York; Zoe, Smith, Somerset for do (an Balod chee Cie Cutlets. Fullerton, Somerset for New York; EP Kidd, Providence for do; eres Mhornatko, WiekCard tor do; Sarah Louisa,’ 8h: ow, i port PM—Ari Be chee) Hibbard, Crane, Ni 7 Sons for OF THE DRAWING FEBRUARY 28, 187% a Folicle: Nichols East Gresuelsh tor doe Douglas Hays Adams, Bristol for dos Eo Fostor, Hidridge, and Onward, 12999... .500 orham, Nantucket for NEW ‘LONDON, March 6—Arrived, schre Niantic, New 13041. ..2000 13047. ..6000 13074. s SS 353 York for Norwich; Maria Fleming, Port Johnson fo ‘achel do for Boston; ea do, for Provider SN Podmore ‘dg for do; Marr jet & Rebocea, do for do. hla Jane, New York; Wm Walton, Sailed—Sebrs Cyn Philadolphie, RW, HAVEM. March ©—Arcived, steamers 3H Fish Phillips, Now York: schra’ Hen Perth Ai boy: Ann Am jan, Elizabe edlnors igael Dowie Sores Cit z (end |Sisated for Providence) ailod—Sehre. Ells Virginia; Emma Johnson Wee Carel (aud Pete alread tare eheees at ‘weather. ‘Thirty vonsela came into the harvor to-day on account of the storm and an . Among the number wore sebrs Nautilus, D Bilin and 8 i Keune of Rockland, Me: Mary Lady Ellon, of Providence, 1 ‘York, bound eustward, NYEANAGOLAL March’ 4—Arrived, burk Henrietta (Nor), jolby, Lon Cleared Shp Tewkesbury (Br), McFall, London; bark Qacar T Swe), Asborg, Hamburg: brig Cliarlotte (Dutch), Van Huis, rt PIUTLATELPATA. March 7— Arrived, steam Tonawanda, Shorman on; Roman, Crowel barks Acadian (Br), Ab! . Ciehoro, Sli Barcelona vis Bormuda ; Bai EEEtE o = gEPeeseeee gEEEPEreeeeeeerer: 2 § ba E be Oriole, Bak . Nickerson, do; dab, r Heibrock, Wenbutypart’ Rebeson beppard, Prenahes, jow Yor! Clearod—Stoamers State of California Lachlan, San Francleco and Portland (Oregon): Avundalo (Bn), Kl Now York: Fi ‘Ace GRAD bode *Sitaey, ry. Portland, 3 gehs cardo Jova,, Little, Gmnte: 1h hones Charles R Pe terson, Vapur, at Shaw, nei ‘Charloston, Decawane Buxaxwatin, March 7—Artived. barks Oreb deal. ee Rotterdam; Francesco (i (Ital), Gereola Araghiteite {ama, Hi Sables d’Olonn M. Veteran, Tuck oo and sailed. for Phiiudelphia); ‘Ladvang (No Seivosen ‘Admiralon (Nor), —: brig Sasai Muir Be), Car Cardenas (und sailed for Philadeips). ka Alice Roy (Bin), MeKonsle, from Antwerp; Naa Bhatsegr mn’ 8 re. Rallod” Ship Kine of thier (BY), for Philadelphia. rived, Eliza White, Wot- tons Besta brig Salta a install Paine, Boston, to load for Wost Indie; schrs Maud & Bossio (Br). Si impeom, and Sarah Eiken, Now York for st dol Ni allede Bark Glare Maton leasor; schra Lamoino, Mary B Amaden, & G ‘Wintara, ‘naiee Frances *SWOVIDENCR, March Arrived, stoamer Wm Kennedy, Foster, Baltimore via West Point aud Norfolk; sehré Fannie Miteuell, Boyd, Hoboken: — ioe ‘do; Wm If Bowon, Jackson, Ni Holow cscs Messenger, Fulnwan York. tiled Steamer Panther, Mille ‘ehttuagiphte: schrs A Loo, Taylor. do: Blacksto Hoy; Bertha, Conover, J Jeffries, 3 6 Cottingham, ‘Ayres, New Be Iford; R Pe- ‘Hand, Savannah; SEEEREEEESEE LES ESEEEEREESEEEEEEEEEEE? 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