The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1879, Page 10

10 TE FOUR PEDESTRIANS O'Leary's Views on the Contest and the Money Question. HE WANTS ° $2,000. What Messrs. Kelly.and Busbey Have to Say About It. ‘The unprecedented amount of gate money which was taken in during the recent international walk at Gilmore's Garden was a very lively topie of conversa tion in sporting and athletic'circles yesterday. Nevor before in any contest of this kind hare the figures run up so high or has such an-amount accrued to any ono individual as the plucky: little Englishman will be entitled to carry away with him, Thero has been somewhat of a delay in the settling up of the ac- counts, but this can very readily be explained, it is claimed, There haye been rumors freely circulated intimating fraud, but from all the Henarp reporter was ablo to learn yesterday if there has been any un- fairness practised it was entirely unintentional so far as the men,"their representatives or the manage- ment are concerned. Shortly after eleven o’clock yesterday morning Mr. Walton, of tho St. James Rotel, representing Harri- msn; Mr. Busbey and Mr. Atkmnson, on the “part of Rowell, and Mr. Hatch for Ennis, met in the rooms ‘of Manager Kelly, No, 15 West Twenty-tighth street. Ennis was also present, not particularly to look after bis financial interests—for they were being well enough taken care of—but because, as he said himself, he ‘“folt good,” and wanted to be moving about. The general understanding was that an accounting was to bo’ had, althongh itewas not thought possiblo that a final settlement could be made. The receipts as estimated in the Hemsip on Sunday.and corroborated’ by the figures published yesterday were, as will be seen by interviews with Messrg. Kelly and Busbey, in, the main correct. MANAGER KELLY'S ACCOUNTING. Mr. Kelly was quite communicative. After coke Ing in genoral terms of the walk, in answer to a di- fect question as to the actual ‘amount of money taken in he éaid:— “The receipts at the door were $51,600. It is true that there has been some dissatisfaction expressed, but not, so far as Iam aware, by any of the contest- ants or gentleinen connected with the affair.” «What trutn is there in the report that tickets ‘Were sold jn immense numbers on the outside with- ‘put being accounted for at the box office +’ “Now L will tell you all about that, That ques- Hon came up at the meeting this morning. ‘The gen- tral management of the thing was in my hands, but ou know = every one who was present knows frat there had to bea small army of subordinates pmployed. This included trackmen, lap scorers, Moorkeepers and private detectives. It came to my Knowledge through the two private detectives on duty ‘at the entrance that forged tickets citer had been or were abont to be issued I imm phon orders that the business being transacted by or ticket speculators, should be suspended, and that the policeshuuld notity the public sto obtain their direct from the box office. I myself saw a pa of men with huge bunches of ce in their Thands, and # they only charged the reg’ ro $1 they were apparently doing a 2 very ry thileing ving Business.” _ “How many of these forged tickets were taken out of the boxes when you counted up?” “In the ‘neighborhood of six mendred. The forged ‘tickets were smaller in ‘size and printed ou coarser cardboard than the genuine ones. Of course these 600 tickets in one sense represent $600, and that is of tho ts which will have to be settled be- aclean sheet can be drawn.” “What other ~ ye are there which obstruct the ‘Bnal settlement Fone expect to have everything settled up by ednesday afternoon, but there is trouble in regard Bes the bar peirioge: this, as was the case with other o. Pe. at auction and sold to the sade. ner bid $2,525 25, Sr che Fey ariel» The amount was paid Behe ince, Os, of the con- pire oa “inowea fo 7 business there for ‘to say, we really “ ected hixt a og omen thts, although great in- juence was brought to bear, we failed to accom- ‘ 2 THE z “What was the upshot?” i “Well, the upshot was that Mr. Gallagher was com- to take Mr. Koch into partnership. Mr. Koch aa a license t fell liquor in the Garden for year, Bre him twenty-five per cent ot the profits. For he amount which Mr. Koch will toceive we are really liable, but I have or- dered Gallagher not only: to furnish me a state- ment, but an dffidavit “that the fignres.-,he presents are correct. Mr. Koch must alao give an AGdavit that he has received the amount from Gal- lagher. Thus you see that if Gallagher's profits are ‘very | the amount to be divided among the “walkers will be proportionately lessened. We have ‘been paying bills ail day, and an advertisoment has Deen sent to the HeRnaLp requestin; a ies hav- ing claims against the Internatio: -to present before Wednesday morning. ithe doorkeepers, “who held responsibie pusitions, will each be paid $50, the ushers, lap scorers and attendants were divided Ynto gangs and were paid $15 each for the week's work; the foremen each received $25. Iam really proud of the way this thing has turned out, for the amount ited in bank is the greatest ever known of in an affair of this kind. The next largest was thé ‘Cam walk, which I also managed, the Leary amount then being about $19,000.” The reporter subsequently made a visit to the Garden, where a force of men were hard at work — the place to rights, in order, as Mr. Kelly ia, that “can keep my word with Mr. Vanderbilt s yo the place over to his agent in just as good condition as it came into my hands.” “I hear that O'Leary is dissatisfied with tho $4,000, ‘as is proposed to allow him; what truth is there in os “At the meeting to-day O'Leary, through his backer, petites opel ok he wanted the $2,000 upon, that he did not want any ove to give him anything; he only wanted what was due him, and if he did not get that he would not tako anything. At least that is the substance of what was aid.” MR. HAMILTON DUSBFY’6 VERSION, Mr. Hamilton Busbey, oditor of the Turf, Fre'd and Farm, represents the financial interests of Rowell, We corroborated in genéral the statement of tacts in cegard to the meeting as given by Mr. Kelly, and “Some of the parties connected with the walk are inclined to blame me for having given you thoso yo published in the Hera, but the affair was over and I thought it was it as well that the public should know the whole truth,’ “Yen, some people were inclined to doubt their geccuracy.”” “Never mind that; the figures are official, for I showed you the vouchers.” “What have yon got to say abont destroying the ment that each man should draw out $2,000 Before d Soon of the profits was made ?’” really pever was executed. I quedit for for owell and Mr. Hatch for Ennis, but the thing was ail done hastily, and was left in my hands with tho Pm aps gay that if, after thinking over matter, I concluded it Se evite ple Rowell’s interest I had of destroying it. I called Mr. ie ‘snc tention to the acconnt of the exp! tion of thataffairin the Henan this morning. “the facts could not be jainsaid. All I have got to way ‘is that if O'Leary does not conclude to take that + $1,000 he won't yet anything. The trouble about {the bar privileges Ido not consider of much impor- Stance, for the amount involved will not change the | figures as 1 gave them to you yesterday to any great vextent. If O'Leary does refuse to take the $1,000 “it will be Ceo among the three men on the busis of fifty, thirty and twenty per cent. ‘To tell you the (truth, f rathes think Ennis would have Nked the ‘onus of refusing that even amount to O'Leary to alt 00 Rowell, but 1 advised my man to be liberal, ‘could well afford to be, and not make any objections, ‘Wo are all to meot syain on Wednesday, and by that ‘thme epee | wili be settled and tho figures toa ‘cont will je public.” sane — 6 stbR Of TER oRORT. rt was culled upon yesterda: a large circle of friends, who oboe agen dee with him in bis failure to accomplish the groat task of Fetaining the Asticy belt. Ho is rapidiy improving in condition, and while conceding that Rowell won the belt fairly and handsomely, regrets that it shonid be carried actons the Atlantic. To the Henatp roporter he unbosomed himself freely --| presence of Lo naren ge physician and # judge of ‘one of the civil cou “The match is ores now,” said O'Leary, “and ‘thero is no use in grumbling, but I don’t want to bo ehoated altogether.’’ “To what respect?” “Well, you seo it was understood before we started on io nik that win or lose cach man shou! PE . Now, they want to put me off with $1,000, claim that if Lam entitied to anything at all I ‘@horld get what was agreed on. Then you won’t accept the proffered $1,000?" “Certainly not, If] am not to be treated honestly, accorling to the agreement made, I can live witho the money. Lut at the samo time I havea right complain of the injusti ‘hat guarantee had | you that you would recetve ‘the $2,007" “The best guaranteo in the world, at icast Ithought ao. Kelly signed on my behalf, Walton for Harri- man, et for Rowell and Hatch for Ennis, If I on Cae Sy to $2,000 I certainly shall not accept 000. 1 ane 3 ine a's — _ 4 be the” - ydon't ‘me, the ow them ‘to becuk fatth with is bad enopgt to have to forfeit sho belt, ~plated in order to send the colt over to America to NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1879.—TRIPLE SHEET. bole to be cheated after an honorable covenant Aad order for the atone of, eine = Fann one wy! ramet don’t care particularly for the amoum' 0 valved Dut I will not willingly-submit to such @ conser, hy fe OF wrong. out the” Ancient of Long Branch in. the papers, If theze aro any trou! FAST WALKING ‘TYPOS. irtrgehcead" Bering baat em pete Peer tic c opin to x od i tcleece oe 1'wisk. to havy shis cuatinr Gettioa: T re- Yesterday afternoon P, M. McDonald and A. A. | main yours. WILLIAM J. HUGHES. Newanx, N. J. ‘Tho father then said:—“In reply I told:him that I had examples of these brothers and that they were all that I had signified them to be, and I gave him the fact of several of them having spent the nicht in a house of infamy,/ and am told they wero led on’ by the bartender of the head of the Order hera, Ic they are not immorsl why don't they come out and prove it? some months ago I Mohr, members of the Nonpariel Rowing Club, engaged in a fitty-mile walk for a medal, valued at $200, at Sulzer Park, 126th street and Second avenue, the winner, P. M. McDonald, beating his opponent by one minute, in the good time of 10h. 21m., and, what is most astonishing, neither man left the track from start till finish. ere was a large attendance notwithstanding the inclement weather. | The ref- creo, Mr, Gorge Clark, secretary of the Independent | at saked Dy some of these vary ten why, 1 ta Athletic Club, gave goueral satisfaction. eral way. Last’ Sunday I gave the names a of two men, Failing in their political venture they cailed on: the Bishap and told him I had declared them dishonest. Some months 4 Hibernian officer camo to my house and said, ‘Let us have ono more mapeing 3 wo will yote tho money in tho treasury of the society fora cemetery.’ But, in- stoad, at the next meeting they appointed a commit. tee to look elsewhere for rooms. A LIVELY SCENE. “another point is that a young lady isin it. ‘The Poor Sisters of Charity were beouites into it, This girl, who was a relative of theirs, had been ig the convent some three months, when she pte to Long Branch, it of them. fag to go into the convent by the Sisters of Charity. [ called those men to account and informed them that if ne eon not cease cirenlating such false reports I would use severe measures against them, They went to the Bishop and said that Father Waleh did not like their girl, meaning @ lady one of them is said to be engaged to.” At this Thomas McKenna exclaimed in aloud voice, “Didn't you say so?" The priest did not notice this but went on:—“It’s all very well if I scold providing I don’t scold the guilty ones; but touch one of them and off they go to the Bishop.” At this McKenna again exclaimed, ‘‘Where else should we go? That's the only place we have to go AN IMPORTANT TURE EVENT. It is whispered in certain well informed sporting circles that an English party with some sprinkling of American interest has been for some time nego- tiating for the purchase of Poter, the favorite of the Derby, whose engagements have been cancelled by the death of his owner. The purchase was contem- run against the fastest American bred three-year-old next autumn provided a match of sufficient impor- tance cquid be made. This nogotiation, wo learn on good authority, has been completed, an@ the lovers of the turf may fairly reckon on a race the importance of which cannot be overestimated. Mr. Pierre Lorillard, who has charge ot the matter and is to have charge of the colt, offored en account of the owners 3 match af $10,000—$2,500. forfeit—to run Peter one mile and a half over the Jerome Park course at the autumn meeting of tho American Jockay Club against any other throe-year-old, the same to be named at the post. This challengo has beon accepted by Mr. James R. Keone, | With such grievances. and is believed to bo sufficient to instre eal have you pat his discourse, replied, the appearance of Peter. It is quietly ‘o this is MeKenue defiantly responded, “Put me intimated, however, that the backers of Peter can be oat accommodated to any amount they wish. Mr. Loril- lard, it should be stated, sfipulated that Peter shall be landed on this side safeand sound.” . Already we have heard that $1,000 to $250 against Peter has-been bot, play or pay; also $1,000 to $200, play or pay; also $100 even that the matchwould not come off, ee riest then called for the sexton, but remained tome e organ loft himself. Many of McKenna’s pin were present. At the call for the sexton qveral ladies left the church and remained outside until the pastor had finished his address and read the gospel, which was done without further inter- ruption, In the afternoon McKenna, who teaches in the-Sunday school, went to the church accom- = by his Tittle boys, as usnal, but was prevented cntering by tho priest, who held the door, and forbade him togo m. A lively discussion ensued, after which the pastor went inside and McKenna re- turned home, LIATION. RETA The McKennas havo two hotels and are engaged in the Snes and retail liquor business, and when called uj a a HERALD re) » Thomas stated that-Fa! falsh was angry with them becanse they did not prtiateror a candidate at tho fall election whom, he had favored. The fight sgainst vhe Hibernians, he said, was evidently mate Ddecauso the society would not give the as held by them in their treasury fon partes off a debt against tho church. Before the _priest’s request for the HORSE NOTES. While taking his work on Saturday fast at the Lex_ ington, Ky., track Leveller was noticed to goa little lame in his right hind leg, the same in which he threw curb at Baltimore last autumn. The lame- ness, however, is not believed to be caused by this, as the curb disappeared some time ago; but se IN Cadwallader, his, trainer, is not sure that the horse can be continued in training, it will be well to chan; the odds in the books on his chances as. first favori for the Louisville Cup. . money he had given ‘them ee agai —-- ment and furnished them YACHTING. NOTES. in {the {back part of the chureh bullding’ sajoining thé vestry room. encouragement, from the Bishop, but, Mr, Dion Boucicault’s new steam .yacht, building owing to at Newburg, N. ¥., will bo called Shaughraun. During the past winter the schooner yacht Comet, Sunday’s attack, would haye to take further steps in the matter. N.Y.Y.C., Mr. William H. Langley, has been provided SHIPP EN G NEWS |< with a new suit of racing canvas. . The second goneral meeting of the Now York Yaclit pasate Sa Club, for the current year, will be held at the club OCEAN STEAMERS. rooms, Madison avenue and Twenty-soventh strect, on the evening of Thursday, 27th inst. Business of importance will be discussed and passed upon. Ex-Commodore Prank Bates has sold the yacht Listless, ‘winner of several races while in the Williamsburg Yacht Club, to Mr. Watson, of New York, who will add her oe the fleet of the Long Island Yacht Club. Mr. Bates has also sold .the yacht Lurline, late of the Jersey City.Club, to Dr. Henry R. Baldwin, of New Brunswick, N. J. The new iron a eile gg at Wi ‘Imington, Del., bee ‘Mr. Joseph Re rogressing toward comspiniee She will be poe in the squadron of ‘ow York Yacht Club. othe new schooner Norna, Mr. Charlies H. Contoit, will be ready to make @ trial trip abont the last week DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NV-W YORK FOR THE MONTHS * OF MARCH AND APRIL. ‘Sails, | Destination, March 1, ‘Steamer. 129 Broadway Brondwa} 4 Bowling Green {]81-33 Broadway 01 {72 Broadway ;.|61 Broadway 1187 Brondway 1 169 Broadway Aby: Ry oF Neve York Stato of Georgi in April. The second annual regatta over the New York course is likely to be ba pee ‘the cn crete oe the n mcaacer coming season.* Al: yachtsmen are giving | the Quoen., Mt 160 Broadway the matter serious peso ion, and in duo time | City ot Richmond.. 31-33 eg will doubtless submit a me that ie? fame Australia Ms 7 Bowl ya prem oniate be no Cireassin.. eid Frank fed thee fa Ss. tully weve seventy-five gt ore ae the ‘hew club book to be issned by the Seawanaka ote 8 ¥acht Club will excel, it is said, “aay pore April cation of its kind in this country. winter a a April comnfittee his had the matter in dharge, and work. | }Yiplan April ing, conscientiously they foel satisfied with the re- | bity'er ‘Giza . of their labor A Alsatin. Mow STEAM YACHT BURNED. Wirarxetox, N. C,, March 17,1879. The steam yacht Elizabeth, from New York for leston, stranded‘in Rich Inlét, took fire arid was: im destroyed. 6 crew are sate. er BOATING AT HARVARD,-.: ‘Thongh rather early to make any predictions, says the Harvard Advocate, March 14, the success of class races seems to be established. Tho junior class, last of all to call a meeting, has now 8 crew at work; while the law school has elected a captain, and appar- ently intends to be represented in the race. There SPpppaesan! 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green BEESo. ory HIGH WATER. eve 447 eve 5 32 Moon rises. eve 717 re plenty of candidates in each class, and it is dif- y, ° cuit now to find a time at the boat house when some HERALD YACHT W OBSER- eight is not at work. As soon as the maas of ice .VATIONS. around the bridges has disappeared the floate will Becca be put in position, and we may look for an old time scene of bustle and excitement on the river. March 17. aa | ee Hk NW) "3 PUGILISTIO CHALLENGE, Bara | 2 a ost Balun Bar. NNW Snowing. P. McDermott, of No. 145 Hester street, New York, {12 PMI: Nwi Clondy. challenges the winner in the coming glove fight be- —__-—_——- tween McClellan and Donayan, which is to take place ? lay r D vi tween MoClellan ad Donavan, which sto take place | PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 17, 1879. membered, fought McClellan about one year ago and “ = was beaten by being out of condition for such a con- ARRIVALS. test. PASTORAL PHILIPPICS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Steamer Erin (Br), Andrews, 1 March 5 and neenstown 6th, with mdse and 127 pi gers to FW Hurst, Had moderato weather, Steamer Teniors (Br), Yaxloy. Rio Janeiro 25 days, with ee te pee & Sevens. March 1, lat 8 8, Jou spoko sh haces yal taples, fro 4 nA 'N. lon 44 W, ship James Bailey, from Watavts for Boston, Ktoumer Santiago de Cuba, Foote, Havana March 12. with imdse_and 7 pi ors to Co. March 16, Jat 37 52, lon poke Weig Maia W Norwoud, from Matanaas for Now York. mer Champion, Lockwood. Charleston 3 days, with miso ant id pansenere to IW, Quintard & ¢ ar BC Knight, Chichostor, Georgetown, DC, with BEY. FATHER WALSH, OF LONG BRANCH, DE- NOUNCES CERTAIN OBNOXIOUS MEMBERS oF HIS FLOCK-—-THE A. 0. H, IN WILD COoMMO- ‘TION——A VOICE FROM THE PEW. 2a TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Loe Bnaxcu, March 17, 1879. ‘The congregation of the}Catholic Church of Our es for enney, Lady Star of the Sea, Long Branch, and the public | mdse to J papiepontyin been ip Supply (U8), Lieut it man din; sora much excited for the pest | sive Jan lon ia atone ‘eith, mage from the 1a four or five Sundays by tho attacks of | ie ‘March 8, bo) 30° 45, lon Hr toner Rev. rom re Cin F een ap ienietiing eager Spon’ the Peis Hoot 7a descr #Rimervn Emerson, trom Anctent ir jans of this place. A fow a ia for és P TA 1.52 days, withmdee t Sundays ago, he deciared from tho _putpit | ‘thos huntan's 8 set taser trons wonteriy sales eeveral 3 the woat b a ty off, Geet Order, led by o bar “ence Oaborne, Havre 42 days, with mdso tender, had spent the previous Sunday night to Gow IG MeCormack; vessel to Jonna mith & Co. caronsing,in one of ‘the worst slums or houses of iil ee Sacenmer reo. he Sree lie ‘eh th vin fame in the town. ‘en the following Sunday, tho Rev. - Thomas Match 4, in ballast, to Boekm J Burlote « Father stated that Patrick McKenna once said that ho Siatk Taleko (Ger), Yon Thulon, Antwerp, via Tybee 67 was in favor of the disbanding of the ordor, but aub- at de in ballast, to If Koop ark Aleipo (Ger), araiten ‘ton, Bremen vin Tybeo 53 sequently advised other members to stick to it and | days, in & Co Koop tho money’ together. Soveral meotings, ho | ,, ark l Za Tematenen, Hywenh rae eae ochofort 43 days, in ballast, «& leyer Gen, Prohn, Hyores 80 days and Gib. raltar 4 dads, with sali to order; vessel to Punch, Edye & ‘Bork Candido (Ital), Cafiero, Almoria 74 days, with iron said, had been held in MeKenna's hotel, from a (Not), gens whfch some of the lowest houses were supplied with liquor, snd that McKenna’s bartender sometimes furnished women with bottles of rum without sharge, thet he might gain thelr petronage, The Thar Art ere (Aus), Mattesich, Bona 117 days, with iron pastor thon said that it ‘would have been better tind anol fo marten. a Teo McKenney eontinucd 0. work on the railroed or | hark cavien flees Grirmiageedag eee farm rather than on in such disreputable traffic, “although I am an Irishman myself,” said the priest, “it 18 a factgthat the average Irishinan when ho comes to this country is willing to be called ‘Paddy’ while he works on the railroad; but give him a shop, and it is ‘Pat;’ give him a hotel and Sorhing “hort of Patrick would do, and then he gets an ‘imported’ and wants to be French,” ‘At the electron which was held last Tuesday tho Hibernian candidate for constable was defeated, not- withstanding the most strenuous efforts of those be- longing to the society to alect him. ANOTHER A’ This, taken with the action ot the Rev. Father Walsh and the knowledge that the McKennas had been to see thé Bishop in reference to the attacks on them, caused om an excitement in the town Haven), 1 Ht fro me a to Watjon, Tool oneal Cow nyel Bark Frisio ate Elbretson, Apatachteotn "18 da ms, with jumbor to order. fs bound to Antwerp; put into this port introns; voasel leaking. “rig Emina 1 Shaw (BO, Macomber, Santander Fob 1, tm ballast, to order. Anchored in Gravesend orders, Brig J Williams (ot indoor, NS), Nelson, Bilbon 40 jays, with iron ore ty order; 1 to 3 F Whitney & Co Tomagsich, Higa Jan 14, with salt to ord itn Fob 1; had fine wer ig Caroline Gray (of Rockland, Me), Ronse, Trinidad (Cuba) via Delaware Breakwater March 16, with nh; vessel to master. a attracted largo. concourse of peo- neknian, Mat 11 days, Ey to the church, When the p fas. | with sugar t Lied I it Winches: rk Co, conded the pulpit, before. reading the Hele fea Van Brunt cot Port Jedernon), Tooker, Para 31 T, he spoke ae follows:—"I have said great | (ays. with rubber to G Amsinek & C ol to Sas A ‘ore about the Hivernians, but this will | \ougent Heth torSntvogoe 80 Te ok re heretof. be about the Iaat time I will speak publicly of the ‘omet (of P jaylos, Tampico 23 days, Sebr t Jeffernun), with ‘hemp, £0, to Wm Cunningham & Son; vessol t matter. I have meee ogy! Fe a 3 tleman calling himeelf ety 5 ie bast of Be ClO MY Ellsworth) Mira Se | ven een need ghee to gone pli sg "to Rey. axp Oran Fatnen A Paine (ot Providence), with fruit to J Douglass; vosse feet oy civ. to, find ont the to BS May on 12 that there should He an, gE vege, enborg & ty cry eer whore there are fonrtooa Sebr Florence Shay, Vauclo ntnegos 17 dare with sloray never have Mato with them. unit Beans, Bail & Co. Is bound to Boston ; pus in for immoral chars re ing to the public press, then I Nébr EB A De Mart fof Boothbe: ‘arbham, Baracon 12 ent them off. for. the Bylaws ru, Sts ait ifrultt Gomer eat all onset to Teane qnan mast bes Roman Cath Nof Think’ ip ts ‘nos fale oF ‘uy of Oholova ct Flsmoutih, Goodwin. Nassau 12.) Last week he said they received |, darsywith logirood to Montell & Bon; vessel to Parsons & illo, March 8, ‘Schr Prescot! sie diss Sweat. Jackson yuck! ; ham, Packard, be rece = el aay a, with CR soil & io; wagoal (9 mua " ree, Geangetews, 3c, S days, with Muribure & stag 8C, 6 days, with junto, Eleanor. aval mipeee to ED naval stores to Wocdhouss & a PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Nerene, Hallett, Boston for New York, with mee ud passensery to H ¥ Dim Ah Davis, Pall Riter for New York, ‘Clark, 8t John, NB, for Now York, ral Howard, Rewd, Pos . for New York. Bene Tonnersce. Moteait, Buckland for Now York. Schr Mary Bre jand for New York. juston Bachelor, Bo: lason, Heston for ‘New. York. ary Maloy. ‘Thurston, Boston for New York. Sehr Herbert Manton, Crowell, Hoatan for Now York, Schr Mabel Rose, Allon, Boston for Philadelphia, ad William i Whitaker, Carll, Boston’ for Phitadel- Rebr G L, Lovell, New Bedford for Now York. Schr Sarah Wooster, Gulliver, Now Bedford for Now York. Sehr Ann Eliza, Cousins, New Bedford for, Now York, Nebr Hoosengee Tolman, Now Bedford for New York, Sebr Gen Ih 1. timmons, Now Hedford for Ne New Forte Oo Fall River for New ¥ Rene eule Wwintunds peavey Pall River for hr George W Collins, Wooster, Fall River as "Now Schr Isanc H Bordon, Dodge, Fall River fc low York. Sehr Victory, Higgtt ‘all River for Now York, Sehr David Signott ‘Huntley, WGorohesm | for Now York. Rehr Arctic, Ginn, Wareham for New Yor! fr Nil Despevandum, Lombard, Wellies for Now Schr Eitza Pharo, Batson, Providence for Now York. Sehr Henry Mi Providenco for New York. Sehr John Stockha: ae cd a York. Frank Hei Behe B'S Kendall, Kendall, Providence for New York. Sehr BH Warford, ‘Spt rague, Providence for'New York. Schr F C Foster, Hill, Providonco for New York. Schr Ira Laffrinior. Coleman, Providence for, Now York. Schr Lovkout, Spragne, Providence for Now York. Providence for New York. t, Provid nce for — ack. ‘ork. ‘Schr Koret, Dunham, Now London for New Schr Frank Butler, Pettigrew, New London for New York. Sehr Amos Falkenberg, Ently, New London for New York. a American Team, Crossley, New Maven for New ‘Rehr Holon Augasta, Pratt, Saybrook for te Stet Sehr Abbie § Emery, Emery, Mystic for New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Franconia, Bragg, Now York for Portland, n Hen New York for New Haven, with anchor in Hart Island Roada), New York for New Hever, 0, Mi with D loaded barges in tow. CLEARED. Steamer Motthow Curtis (Bn, Young, Havre—J 8 Tucker Steamer Martha Stoyons, Ohanco, Baltimore—J 8 Kroms. Steamer Franconia, Brags. Porthind—J F Ames. Bark WH "Thioendiker ‘Richardson, Anjer for orders— Vernon Z Co, X Mustang (Nov, Birkeland, London—Funeh, Bayo Bi k Annie (Br), McDongalt, Glasgow—J F Whitney & C apd Cleopatra (Aus), © falangich,, Tricate—Slocovich & Bark Condor Swe), Meyer. Stockholm—Funeh, Raye & C: Bak Laure on, Ls Lareen, Gotle via. Norkoeping—O To- rt atk Flash Light ht (Be), Chr Havre—Boyd & Hineken, a Scottish Fairy (Br), Toozer, St Nazaire—McKay & Bark Atlas (Aus), Vidulich, Rochefort—Slocovich & Co. Bark Alithuri (Itel), Trapant, Genoa—John C Seager. ‘ Bark Noo (tal), Cappiello, Aigiere—Lauro, Storey & egrpati Hark Jose E More, Carlisle, Sagad 1a Grande—Waydell & ay aie Smith (Br), McCulloch, Rouen—J F Whit- gl ‘Cameo, Neal, Port Spain (Trinidad)—Daniel Trow- Bere Cleta (Br), Peterson, Belize, Hon—Wm Jex & Co. Schr Sullivan Sawiu, West, Gibraltar and Cadiz—Jobn Zittloven. Sehr Mary A Witham, Clark, Port au Princo—R Murray, Houghton. Schr Crown Prince (Br), Branscombe, St John, NB—P I rn Schr Ada J Simont 11, Koy Woat—Parsons & Loud. Behr iastio ie Wien, n; Savanna ar cn é a L a, Geo tor Dreek, SQ D Hurlbut Zor ene ee r Horatie Nichols, Dupuy, Richmond, Va—James A MARITIME MISCELLANY, * Capt E M-Chevalior, of the stoatner Schiedam, at this port observations made in connection with the Hrrayp Weather Sorvico. will ploaso accopt our thanks for the prompt delivery of our despatches. "Schr George Walker, Thompson, Bermuda—Millor & Nevius & Sor . Savannah—Parsons & Loud, Sehr BI Ht Van Brunt. from Plymouth, has our thanks for: special meteorological The parser of steamer Santiago de Cubs, from Havana, Bane Goxnmax (Bo. Davis, from Liverpool, heto er ted ashore on ‘was towed of "ahiesd night of sot peek it i¢ eon os pris x cate ato lets ent: Te wns oxpect ot he i where. she wilt N Re verona out. Bria Wx Ronerrson, Harding. from Havana for Delaware |" Ty Breakwator, which put into Charleston with loss of spars, sprung. Burra Avna (Br), Morris, from Wilmington, NC, for Ne castle, E, put into St Thomas March 4, in a loaky eonditi Scun C B Parxe, Hilyard, from Aquin for Provittenco, loro reported ashore at Contre Moricites, LI, was gotten off by tho. Coast Wrecking Co and towed to Mtaten sland yesterday. Sonn Anos Watxen, from Matanzas, at Phils ripen | jorts, March 8, collided with bark Acadia, carrying away foresnil. Scun AxsTA, MeCready, from Now York for Ciudad Boli- i . lon® 59 W, dismasted (by, ‘ag wpoken Feb 25, lat OU rival at Barbados about March 4). , Einerron, from Galven- ton, with about 700 bales of cotton still on board, baa been wrecked at Salerno; the vessel is expected to break up, bus the cotton will be saved. Portsmovtn, Nil, March 14—Sehr Breoze (of Gloucester), Onior, came into port last night leaking badly. NOTICE TO. MARINERS; buoys occupying the positions of na district during tho winter a taken up, aad the nuns and cans ae BY ae of the Lighthoure, Boa '$ DAMES, Commander USN, Tn Orrick oF Licmrnouse Bostor, March 15, 187% SPOKEN, Steamer Ethtopie, (Br), “from New York for Glasgow, March 12, lon 52 Ship. Pitlomene cae) tom from Catentta | for New York, Jan 27, lat 26 5, lon 6 Bark Attivita Vy Sitarerce, from Rouen for Balti- March 16, reported, and can ow boing Ixsrxcton Sscox eTRior, moro, March 4, lat 48 Bark All (Nor), Nielsen, from a tor An 9 caret tab as ans emo Aare M3 Nicola, ~ per, creme Matanzas, for Boston, March 25 miles Ei trie akbar of om Mackias jas for Clenfuegos, March , lat 23 40, lon 69 10. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Axrwenr, March 16—Balled, steamers August Andre (Belg), Eyler, Halifax and Boston; 17th, Mercator (Bolg), Minno, New York. Bnistox, March 17—Arrivod. steamers Black Watch (Br), McPherson, Philadelphia; Tyrian (Br), Garvie, Now York; bark Gemma (Nor), Olsen, do. Arrived in Kingroad 17th, bark Pore de Famille (Fr, Davard, New York for Gloucester. ” Bonpraux, Merch 16—Artived, bark Ben Masursoic (Aus), Medanieh, Now York. Sailed from Fanillac 10th, bark Carplone (Br), Boyle, Baltimore, Certx, to March 17—Gallod, bark Prandisco (Ital), Ce- tanzo, Baltimore. Canptre, March 16—Arrived, ships Lightning (Br), Wat" son, Brest; 17th, Adam M Simpsoa, Phelan, Liverpool; brig Romolo (Br), Kotr, Bayonne. Salled 17th, bark Ormus, Shackford, Havana; eohr Chae |" E Morrison, Smith, do. * Con, March 15—Sailed, bark Brilliant (Nor), Leots, United States, Donpnxcur, Mareb 12—Arrived, bark Martin Luthor (or), Gjortson, Pensacola (not previously) Dat, March 16—Off, bark Athlete (Br), Cann, from New York for Calais, Arrived 10th, ship Tyro (Br), Raymond, Philade! Amsterdam. Farmovrm, March 16~Arrived, ship Vanconver (Br), Car- vor, New York for Bromen. Grxoa, March 14—Satled, bart Secondo Tro Francuello tal), Ballo, Phitadelphia. Grneatran, March P®-Arrived, steamer Menssich (Br), Parker, New Orioans for Sobastopol. Huet, March 16—Sailed, stoamar Hindoo (Br), Stevens: Now York direct, THavnn, March 16—Arrived, barks Mario Sarah (Gor), Hardrat, Pensacola; Unity (Br), Bulmer, Galvoston, Bailed 15th, ship Stewart Freoman (Br), Raymond, Delg. ware Breakwater; bark Jas B Boyd (Br), Richan, United ‘Staten. Untsixdrons, March 10—Arrived, bark Ellesor (Nor), Gunnefsen, Savanna. Livenroot, Merch -15—Arrtved, ship Northumbia (Bri, Forbes, Galveston: barks Mexico (Nor), Pedersen, gie O'Brien (Br), Floming, Savannah; 16th, ship Eurydice (Br), Bdwards, do; 17th, bark Miniie Carville (Br), Wad- man, Galveston, Also arrived 16th, steamer Delos (Br), Wright, New Orleans. Sailed 15th, bark Bristol (Br), Manson, New York. Toxpox, Mareh 17—Arrived, ships Whito Rose (Br), Jar. vis, New York; Cockermouth (Br), Parkor, do; Bolle Gadi- tana (Sw), Brobock, Darien; barks Ralph B Poske (Be), Hoben, New York; Thotvaldven (Nor), Hansen, Boston; Duchoss of Lancaster (Be), Williame, Ball River. Sailod 15th, ships Ne Pins Ultra, Borden, Now York; 17th, Hermon (Br), Dinglos, do. Iazanp, March 17—Of, steamer Westbourne (Br), Gaggs, Now Yok for Itavro, Lasnon, March 11—atled, bark Sunbeam, Hand, United Biaton, Marserties, March 14—Salted, echt Mathilde Krans, Small dow York. - &e, is also looky: and had foremast. Mraauxa, March 15—Galled, steamer Golden Grove Be), | for do: V1 forth, 1 br forwood, \ for Palormo and New York, Mrprldance fe to hi oi cae ands D es wn . Newey, March 17—Arrived, bark Giusopye (Ital Raffo, Benjamin" Carvor"aleevaet et at eed ekee New York. Far collided "with, the by yA Masel ue hago. arver ret Ovorto, March 9—Arrived, barks Auna (Nor), Tearvig, Galveston; Germania, (Port), Pellica, New York; 10th, Beckermet (Nor), Hays, Philadelphia. Prrsovm, March 14—Arrived, ship Ludwig Holborg (Sor), Bruland, New York for Rotterdam, Sailed 17th, bark Annie Maud (Br). Fdwards, Bultimore. Pexaru Roabs, March 16—Arrived, bark R B Chapman Br), Atkinson, Now York. QuaxxstowN, March 16—Arrived, bark Treci Dubrovacki (Aus), Tercenovich, New York; 17th, steamers Britannic (Bn), Perry, Now York for Liverpovl; City of Montronl (B®, Condron, do for do (and both proceeded): bark Byron (Nor), ried. Alao micanties this AM, sebrs_ Soueew Whitford, Bryant, Providen: Ponce; Lucy vessels aro tay Feturning, as the wind ts row: rt, sehr John G Wri ta, inde emer es - NWICH, March 15—Sailed, schr Lillie O ay ral, MONROE, March Wa and le, for Balti- y a om verpael ; elanat oh ‘Stamboul boul (Bn, be rk Victoria, we Peal a! tes Nain duke win’ 18; Whe: idle by eh ne for Cork, out fron »), FALL RIVER, i rar me Larson, Galveston; Tornjot (Nor), Moe, New York. Pe 5, ker, Sailed 16th, steymer Montana (Br), Jones (from Liver- Sailed—Schrs Starti it, Webstor, Philadelphia; Mary pool), New York, gusta, Holt, and LH Bordon, Dodg ied? seh TON Mee Frye, Rorrenpam, March 16—Arrived, bark Svaton (Nor), Christopherson, New York. Cleared 14th, schr Jas Slater, Hawkins, Now Orleans, Rouen, March 16—Arrived, stoamer Lufra (Br), Johnson, Baltimore. Roonkvort, March 14—Ssiled, bark Otus (Nor), Johnsen, United States, Rto Jaxrrao, March 15—Arrived, bark Amazon, Borry, Baltimore. * Serv, March 16—Off, bark N P Neilsen (Nor), Koudsen, Darien ir Hamburg. .« Sinton, March 14—Sailed, bark Padre.(Ital), Pasalaqua, United States, Yaruovtn, March 17—Arrived, bark Ocean (Nor), Han- sen, Baltimore. Sailea trom ——, March 14, bark Goldon Horn (Non, te Be) Fon It (Gor), Cornel < Liver. mar Rio Grande: Bolger, Ne Sc, Marel bury, Putnam, ‘Philadelphia, rodeo Woot GEORGETOW: March 15—Cioared, sche J W Van: norman Shap, rin to load for Boston, LOUCESTE ‘Areived. rire Fr { me ruse fra dining ¥ HYANNIS, March Isc Arrived. sche Lucy May, Froe- 1 man, er naladalahis tor ayo we th—ailad, sehrs Alaska, Hamilton, for Portland; Lucy May for Noemay a, March 12—Cloared, sehrs © 11 Ei d jar |, sehr ton, ¥ 2 umdatoupe; 14th, TH Livingston, Hodsdon. er \ isd WEST, March Coppice steamer City of*Austin, Srevenn (from Galveston), 3 YSTIC, March 14—Arrivod, sehr Milton, Tresk, Io- Kjettstrap, New York. boken. Létensat, Manth, J¢-Atenione Palestine: (ii), Whitavap, | Beeee Mee Mirkin ocho Some hae from Livorpool March 2 for Boston, retuned to Liverpool | - Clenred—Bark PC Merryman, Young (not Wiliams), today with rudder damaged. bed y aged, T7tlr—Cleared, stexmor Fried Ki ). Arnold, a wen; bark Carrie Deinp (Br), Crosby. WEATHER REPORT. Treats March 13—Arrived,” sche Gonstance, "Xyborg, i Honrneap, March 17—Wind SSE, miodorato galo: bar ometet 29,12. Lriverroot, March 17—Wind SSK, fresh; hazy. Pirsoutn, March 17—Wind SSE, moderate; cloudy; bar- omoter 20.95. Scitty, March 17—Wind SW, raining; barometer 29.80, 17th—Arrived, barksSt (Fr), Bemeurant, Bor- deaux: Harriot F Hussoy, Darral Balled, ships Minato i Gorow (itr), Liverpool; Wm Tap- scott, Reval! Marcia Ureeuton weoke FOr Maret TseBulled, bark Brazilian (BP, Cook, owes SARC ht ship John Bryce, Morse, Liverpool; back EWAUAYPORT, March 15—Arrived, sche Marion Rand. Kounoy. Nobaken. 5 ied —St nit . Philadetphin; seb FOREIGN PORTS. zie aan Keninor, Achillea, Bacon, Philadetptia; sche Afpuewat, March 7—Arrived, barks Glacier, Battio, ini. sche Fred Graz, Swest, Ipsiich, to load Brunawick, ‘arthwood (Br), Adi ane od jen eehoonor, BEDEDIY, Mareh 15—Arrived,’ sche Hastings, Chase, New York. 16th—Arrived, sehr John T Cottingham, Ayres, Philadel- phia. 7 oy Modesty, Nickerson, New York; M Vassar, ir. Di an Ticavriveds bark Aadlo Ste ‘York ; 28th, schra J B Talbot, Cracker, Ni New Merriman, aes York; mith ‘Goo 8 Tarbell Wiggine, Portl ‘Arrived prior to Feb 11, bark Bail Davitt McCarty, New Balied Jan 20, brig. Trust (Be), MeDonnell, New York; 25rh back Bovone iieh MeDonaid: for decor St homes? | goto bana Brvroor, Feb 15—Arzived, sche E I. De Now | ” Ralled, York, ive Fe od to Meaninwtto load for Now Y ton; Maxie Mm: ay. Fe oe 7 pk 12th)—Sailed, ship Brothers Apap (Br) lots, Good err = Cran, Feb rwin port, brig Leonard Moyors, Hicks, from for Port Ropal, 80. (put in fora maa Pernambuco, Nf Ups. Buckspore for New York: Kolon. Cuanrungos, Maren 5 Arrived. beige “Champion (Be), | Wilsons Fannie Mitehay Boyd: sn Fanning. ingen Bntatin (Br). Nichersons do; Oth, | Mah pine Gosk PeMaenze far toe) ela bark oti tisha Roston: Hrothers Ptide | (Bri, Bomorsct for do; Moggle Todd. ¥ Glance Gir, Hill, St Thomas; 7th, | Start bsg oe ‘all_River for doz Hae Aisin, Er "Rives Phiiwdeiphins aches Adda ae, Snow, Thorndike, Curacoa ‘ingston, Jn; Annie May (Bri, Crosby, do: t genx, Boston for Now Y: Alphonse dhe); Kohl. Now York: Elion M Mitchell, Tent ary tool, Paine, Port Port Spain; schr Georgiettn Lawrence, Robertson (or Over: nking: Addie_F Cal ton), St Thomas, nilon F Atwood, Burronghe; Ni walled Oth. brigs Emma (Br), Westhover. St Stephen, NB; Lombard; Walter L Rich, Rich, and Annié E Water. Ith. Nollie Tiusted, Browstor, Boston ; 8th, Georgina’ @o, man. Figreo, Wollficet for Virglals. ‘i Homon, N of Hatto PASCAGOULA, March 13—Arrived, barle B Dickerman, Havana, March 7. et eas Centonnial (Br), Bon h, steamers Tweed (Br), Lolcestor..Cardiff; ‘oh (Bwo), Langron, Ri 20 Petorson, Now Orlonne (and nile. ith, for em Indianola, Bloom, Cienfuegos; C.F New Orleans): briga Garditts Orto- jand, New York, x Jon. Dorp Fhftadelphias ach je Me re gaan, rg he March 14—Arrived, ship Nordens Dren- G'M Stanwood, Webber, Foreland; Geoun Beauty (Bt). Sax: MMTIEADERETIN March Ge ktrived, Rrovo, Rotterdam; 11th, steamer ), Bawle, Gar: i Hnerisbore, Worth “dor Centipede, diff; bri; Euily’ 7, ‘Sheldon, Haayen, ie Barre ‘Albertson, Gholgon; Willtamanare, Wit wane largaret: Baker, Now Orletns; bark Bidosdale mm: Pottaviiin, Pierce, New: Bedford: Px inton, Salted March 8 brig J Ee stewart (Br), Crane. New York: | shin Gi horse (nh, eS sels borane Lith schra © Rommel Mati Tiifo Fan der | (Nov, Fanat, Rotteriam: Watthiow Tala . Forbes Sinan Kerchen. Be Bateman, do: @ ae Tlinon, Wilibanie dos 12th, | san; sehre J Hf Conversa, Coffin, Cardon ig Hy jams, Roston; schrs Frat \« é te ie altel Mee od ost caer Bia Pal Hirer Lond, Fooks, do; 15th, rtoamor Saratoga, Sundberg, Now foamors THinois, Shackfotd, Liv. ea York. Orleans; Flori Seek Fall Cleared 1th, brig Adria (Br), Zachary, Matanzas, Nowbury) ort; hong Ba + In porteMarch 11, ache Olive Crgsby, Hutchinson, for |. Ruch (er) Bremen visi Calbarion an ‘ork. Holbrook, Mitchell, ‘Cardo Ar—Arrived, steamer Alhambra (Br), | son, Calsia; Floraies 1 Gen schia Lahaina, Diggins, Cardenas; IL od 17th,” sioumer Caoplan (80), Trocks, Liver. |, New Bedford: Murdock, Slocum, do: 8.3 we ‘for Baltimore. Meester Boston: 8 Ludiam: Ladlam, Dennisvi manows, Mareh 1-In gort, harke Y Rbk Waitjon, for tall cael a pew Bh wales, 0, for Haltimoro; - ~ 8), ovleh, for New York Rocen ‘Slenred—Bhip. Otaro, . Belfast: bark Kristote ' Garrano (Itai), Pon to, eed tapi, Olt, Wauens Cneiis He sehen crag Hae k reh &—Kalted previously, Shp lo Fish, briz Bess w Bogor Ki ay pik schrs Hat mr March 1 10—Arrived, bark. Jeasto Goodwin eiaite EL Pudtann ence: in: brige Kate Upham (BP), Rouso, St ‘Gary, do; Hod Willerd, Simonton a fer Bradiey, Havana: Mareiwa, Downs, ‘Shaw, Laman, Boston; 33 Moore, Franklin, doi tine, do: sehr Matildn Brook, Davin, Cartix, May Sarah L Simmons, Lake, ds 11th, Rives: Tey “Ames, ‘Bishop, Somerset; Robi» D.Hoskell, mARWaren, March 16—Passed up. brig A 3th, brig | Berry, Dol from Matanzas; schr F Neardeete Balano, from di ii, Ital, N of Hatteras; Oth, iArrivod— Bark © F Elwoll (Br), Tedford. Ror bs sr Pe foiny Oy -Bieaner Kavorth Onetle ‘ag nol wr aay do iain, | an mcicha Diylight, Anderson, Jacmel for * ta dal r iY Nobbe, 10, eunit 6f Rletnnona Tonto, Mont wrereedipe asks Sd tal fe atid BS a me, Dailiug. snd dob Bird, Smiths janie Mesto iMPansed one 8:30 AM Stes trots ing, and John ‘mith, for nanrcaaata, Marek dain port, bark Losmons. (Gen, Von Philadel oseae pean renee ee incon, for Ran Frenciecn, PORTLAND, Me, March. 15—Arrived, steamer lganore, srehA—fa port, brig Geintte, Couslng, trom | Johnson, New Now Yorks sche aon Sumner, do 4 ; jacon, . dn po atéamord ath prot iq week -oe St Flens m, Litt [saa dmemine [tracert al ‘ie ae Sara Satine roger’ Ly ‘ Salléd—Brie toton O Phin re EASTPORT, M. 1 ir 8 E Nighth S| tized New New York. nancieasin ed, sohr Keystone, eae St Jolm,"NB, ané New Yor rl, PORTSMOUTH, March 15—Arrived, schr George B Proncott, Flyo, South Amboy, ‘ailod—schr Laura Robinson, Luce, Baltimor PROVIDENCE, Merch 158 rleans; Mary MeKoo, he Me Tach, Oak (wr, Jolingen, Bull River} Poncacels, sven sae th, “ Aquidneck, Basle, Ly ay 16th, May Quoon, wallodsAient teamor McClellan, lor, Baltimore via West fagaten, He Git Dix, Barbados: Ketola: | Painrend Neriate: nek ae Wily. Rich, Virginia: Mile Pressey ao ie ‘Tette3 jadge (Br), MeDantel, Paranay run | waukoo, Pickett, Norfolk; D M Anthony, Davis, Baltimoro, and Bahia ship, Templar, ‘Armstrong (from Calvin P Haerix, Renton; do; Lehmen Blow. Van York. Nam Pranciacos Ist, sche Williamine, ott. Mobile. phin;.% L Adams, Kou, Rax Josr, Guat; Jan 20—Arri: ncois J: NJ; Ira Laffriencer, Colema: rdoha H Gout Donevai rene aie bis ue; 8 fyier Tarants i Nahiney Nath eniel Tiaimen Kendall Saity ‘Elleabeth, 51 reank rook; trouts Fernald Bide, Lowell. Harper, Seulth: Dro, Rickace ‘ends rl Rat at frm serve, dy, Perth Amboy, vod, aches Iva Diverty, Gandy, eT Bertha, Conover, dos Ratio? Hoyt, Honuys Hobokens 2 Below—Soveral unknown OONOTS. Bailed—Scbr Ellen Tobin, Buches. 3 ved, bark (Fr), from Bordeanx (and sailed Both for Corinto); MEkt Teabel, San Francisco. fond falled Noth for Cham: rica): 1th, bark Martha (Ger), Champerico (and sailed Tra ft Gon Mart, Fob 26—tn port, schrs Antta, Small, | rene, Mart, In port, schrs Antt from rig ta i: ee pee Whittemore, front Brunswi Sacua, HW Anderson, Nichol- sone Pitiadetphiny Tet Dark Eaiina (Bn Trainor, Hovane, ation, XB, March 14—Cleared, sehr Lorne (Br), Speight w York. iy By 17th, sehr Ri ager (Be. Sellors, New York. i tneg (Cuba). Marel In en brigs Long Roach, Balti ton, trom Philadelphia, arrived Oth. disg: Ditige: | PAWTUCKET, “March T1—Salled, schte John E Hurst, ies Wiameet igh hoalaon: sacl Fiaseeasr vasa. | enerrenytens Secminge, Mickoromn. Hee Lore a oftenbarg Lalani hag: How B sake Baker, from Barb Laveland, Now ark : Hamburg, Bann. Phi i‘. ‘Sailed—Schr L M D Fisk, Crowoll, Boston. SAN j Aw gaa re S—Areived. ts 4 on Abbr, Hanson, Departure Bay; bark Ealiet Shine Sen zien Adams, Cork; Coquimbo, Arey, Port Madison: barks ba Rideoat, preteen Port fine Caneandrs Adame, Seabeck; ‘Rival, ’ land: Hon % pili PORTS. ary dilovar, Mahasee,” densiles ha Adelaide; oa Chri¢tinngon, Seattt BOSTON, March 15—Cleared, achra Tanne Rich, MeDon: | Thomas, itonolula, via Hilo, ld, St Plorre, Mart: Maggte J Chadwick, Ni TTeht ied yamer Zealandia (Br), Chevalier, Hono Fotnt to lond for Phils Julu and Bydn eer, Orleaus FJ arenes id belkin RAVANNAIL March 17—Arrived, steamer FR al Sole, Boston; oe Mavis (Br), Armstron; jarsdScye' Maggie D Marstons Hleckiagions” even, New York SOMERSET, March 14—Arrived, chy Olive Elizabeth, Lindsay Elizabethpar Sth—Sailed. sehr F live Ettzabeth, Lind: New York. ottonase STON, M March 12—Arrived, sehr Baran L Davia, ali od'7eh, cchre Telegraph, Thorndike, Now York: W ngton Preoman, Rogers, 40; i2th, Silver Spray, Rassell, tor 4 teh, 8 = gar. onan ie 3 iow York, bis c= xed Etherid, ‘Thos Boon, Degas, Hoboken. LAncArrivod, sesmere Reman, Crowell, Phil Rattlesnake, Swain. do; Lanceater, 3 it fe parks ‘im Cobb, Brad, jade) + Nicolo Barabi vert Cardona: sohrs NO; Sallie W Kay, rm, gto, Fiilladotphin: Magee 'SINEYARD waves. March 15—Saited, war Chas P Atwood, Wi teal jusan, i itis, HE Mirdoall, J FUarver and Josse Yiert, 16th—Arrived, schrs Jobn aie Fninnty,Balcimore ter Robi fam Geandere. South Amboy; Maty We for Boston; Pot New York Met —tueamers Foerian (Bo, gre, LAzernent: Nop. | Portland’ tense Ha rie onlong Yor ow i - H mi flor Now . tune, ferey, New Vor; bark Bide: Boadhe, Tamatuce hed James A aber i Berton fordo: 8 J. Gillen q ae pata Gg me Wi or jarket. * PALTIMORE, March 15—Arrived, echr Anos Myrick, Mathionon, Boston oe Warren. 3 Senve Willtare Clonrod—Sebrs reetse, Patlor, Borton; NI Skinner, | son, Jr, Hwet Povtgmenth int do; Montana, Bassett, Rew Pat ridence; Chas H cinwon, mary. Portinnd; | fon Yor Relkimere Ravoces tor Notfolle Bessie, E Dickinson, fandish, Bavannalty Coshoco, Sea: | Passed eas ilar reslumd. ward, Charleston. viltoaehe ‘hibort aley, Haipinger, Jesse William Bniled--Stewmer Alton 1", Loudon ; barks Hiawath, dod sate Cros limerick: ‘Lottie, Dankire | —Sebrs 8.1 iano 3 Mand Fede ana J A Parrona, thers & ‘Sisters, Beltaet: Queen of the Fleet, do: eta Jobe TM mea em ~aert “Ch mora a, anton ers Helen non Edd G 4 TM treArsiesd, shipe ide er), Founekobl, Bremen; Tal. tia Ian York \ — ¥ jo or M (Now, Holfacn, Hambneg: barks D'Bigslow the, Me- eu rareabarla maemeeriit ame Charles hinnle, Calais: Auguste idee iilimor, romen’ orig Maria D (Ana), Negovotich, London ; schts ‘Chacies H Lave ‘ Lishon; W: jor, Jacksonville; RF re Mi "Box, Berry, organ ‘Grane, ‘Kent, Boston jis eee yy Hin patie yeeei tense tae the 4 dls ae soa Ho order; very Maria den, ve Oe es, | PRANK Bat? saghes' rookie. iranos, Newry: Vat inten “MISCELLANEOUS. TORT, HC, diarch 10--Arrived, ship Pacife sins porn pcre Linterdant, Ly barks Dorothy Thomp Gan. In tho Grand Bitranedtaary Drawin : Devlin ith bend arte af ihioh wit toke rica? i fat 8 8, Sear pe bee, Oy 19,008 = Toth, bark Tove ikl ‘an wi (ty Sy amounting in ans yainrhark Sonapn Trina hoe uaa, Nowcosday Yam: | $30! Bite G3) eteuah, boy mes, 1005 cuartte samt Pty Eilensgen, London. ve Maria Adelaide, | _Intoruadion’ furntehed free, Orders ited and prises SSRV ERE mean, 10—Arrived, oche Flectwing, Mad TAYLOR & 00, Ban! BAKKEN LANDING, Merch 15—Arrived, ache D & E GERCTUREA AND” OT/THR “DINARES OF at lor, Woolinw ke Aonbat ¥ perk egr etpen erg f ng ntl from py Ht egy | -—t or pense oon Me Tediit wah Te earen ee ee WE og ee end nt oa ore, Nadetphia; scbr Seamen's Bride, Lind- eh eche 2a ee =tk ome low! ey, th are iets —e ne Ki ae ie arith ‘A Toone... S800, «77,900 = i nian Berah W Blake, | a nt ee et pen 91 aan fr on+edUHibay+ idan hacia tut OA, ‘ °