The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1879, Page 10

10 THE COUNTY CLERKS. PREPARING FOR BATTLE--MESSRS. ‘THOMPSON AND GUMBLETON SCANNING THE SITUATION— VIEWS OF COUNSEL. ‘There was less excitement in public places yester- day concerning the removal of Mr. Gumbleton and the complications growing out ef it, There were the same crowds gathered about the public offices which were to be seen since the trouble began, and rumors, if anything, were more plentiful than before, ‘here seemed to be a strong sentiment expressed on all hands that the Governor's action was pertectly proper and legal in removing Mr. Gumbleton; ‘but it was equally strong and general in condemning the forcible entry of the office by Mr. Phompson and those whom he called to his aid, In reference to the lutter it was said by many that there is not a shadow of excuse to be urged for their course, as they were civilians in no way interested except by sympathy. Much speculation was indulged in as to the future disposition of this matter, and Justice Dufly’s decision on the application to release the ac- cused on bail, which will be delivered on Saturday, is awaited with considerable interest by not only those concerned, but the public generally, THE NEW AND THE OLD. Mr, Thompson, the new County Clerk, was at his office until late last evening, surrounded by several intimates, among whom were Thomas Costigan and Emanuel B, Hart. Mr. Thompson, when addressed about the Harlem ,Police Court proceedings, spoke flippantly, remarking that ‘tit was only fun for us.” Ho said that phase of the aflair gave him very little concern. The police guard at the door of his office is still maintained, but why this precaution is still taken is not clear. No removals were made, but it is eaid that the pressure for appointments is so great that several ivportant changes will be made on the Ist of April. Mr. Thompson said last evening that there were no new developments and that both sides are resting on their oars until Justice Duffy’s opin- fon 1s rendered. Mr. Gumbleton spent the greater part of the day m consultation with Mr, Mitchell, his counsel in the police court proceedings, Mr. Gumbleton was reti- cent us to the next step to be taken after the decision of Saturday on the question of accepting bail, and said that in the meantime matters are im the nature of an armistice. Mr. Mitchell severely criticised the claim made on the other side that no eximuation of wit- nesses should be gone into. ‘Taking up the Second Revised Statutes, he pointed out sections 1 and 2 in support of his position, which read thus Whenever complaint shall be made to any iia i trate that a crim 1 offence bas been committed it 5] on Be the duty of such magistrate to examine on oath tI Compluinart ‘und any withoasos who may be produced by ~ Section 13 provides, on the same point, that “the magistrate before whom arty such person shall be Drought sbail proceed as soon as may be to examine the complainant and the witnesses produced in sup- port of the prosecution, on outh, in the presence of the prisoner, m regard'to the offence charged and in regard to any other matters connected with such charge which such magistrate may deent pertinent.” “That,” Mr. Mitchell remarked, “should satisty any one that we stand on perfectly tenable ground.” Mr. Mitchell went to Albany last evening on some mysterious mission in connection with the pen Clerk matter. ‘The natute of his errand coul *mot be ascertained, but it is believed to have some connection with the appeal of Mr. Gumbleton to the Legislature asking for the appointment of a special committee on its part to investigate the whole subject of his removal, which ‘was introduced in the Assembly yesterday, and which communication also charges Governor Robinson with having acted in # partisan, unfail irit. Itis @pparent that Mr. Gumbleton and his immediate counsellors are determined to employ all channels Bud sources to work up-public sentiment on the sub- fect. What this may result in is food for gossip and conjecture, especially as the charge brought against Mr. Thompson is so entirely novel, there having been, it is asserted, but three such cases—that of “misdemeanor in taking possession by torcible entry and detainer’—ever brought in the courts of this city. EX-COUNTY CLERK GUMBLETON APPEALS. TO THE LEGISLATURE FOR A COMMITTEE OF IN- VESTIGATION—TEXT OF HIS MEMORIAL, ALbany, March 26, 1879. A memorial was received in the Assembly this afternoon from Henry A. Gumbleton, late County Clerk of New York, which, after reciting the pro- ceedings hadin his removal, asks for a special com- mittee to investigate the case. It was read in due course. Mr. Holahan offered a resolution to appoint such s committee. Mr. Strahan, rising to debate, the resolution went over. The following is acopy of the memorial :— ‘The undersignod, Henry A. Gumbleton, a rosident and citizen of the city and county of New York, represents to the Ansembly that he wanduly elected clerk of said city and county ou November 7, 1876, and assumed the duties said ofice 1877, and continuously Tectntecs th ond Proper m until) and 17, on or 1379, ‘were preferred agetnst, gone (a4) iat oe Tore thu Governor, and he was summoned by that offetal to put in his answer to said charos, under oath, on Feb- ruary 10, 1879. That on that day bis’ accusors and himself duly nppoared: the chargor wore road by the complainants a ewer of your petition . whereupon his counsel submitted an the na: in a domurrer, thi of fi the nity as wen ‘iforded your peti He has had no such bearing as was his right un- der the constitution and the laws of the Sta! He has been removed froin his oflice without farther no- tee oF hari it ix reliably stated and your petitio of the complainants since the bald teh of February have been in frequent consultation on the caso with the Governor greatly to your petitioner's e and against the proper discharge of judic’ ¥ by the Executive; that your peti- toner is air trial and an opportunity to pre- sent his proofs and to adetermination of the proceedings ‘egainet him in a legal and impartial manner; the it the Gov- ernor, in deciding the case of your petitioner, did not net ina ast apirit, Dut was ‘an instrument of political was subjected to and intluonced: appeals and motives, destructive of judicial disereditable to justice. Hix decision re- petitioner aud appointing one Hubert 0. Km his stond wae covertly taken id by him “earried to the house 0! son, at whieh place and in the presence of Henry E. Kuox, one of suid ‘com. pluinants, a plot was entered into with the co-operation of soveral alders and abettors, whereby it was agreed to entry into the office of which as Olerk of the City and County of New York aforesaid your petitioner was in poacoiul and lawful possossion: ‘that ju furtherance of suid lawless measure said Thompson soalthily, after miduizht, proceeded to the roxidency of & Justice of the Supreme Court, who approved his official Dond and administered to him the oath of office as county h 18, 1N79, at Thompson, ab his accomplices to the number. of moving yor Thomp: to son County York by & special mos: make a forcibl that on the morning of said four g'elock, the said nied by ftoon, mad veked and barred, wi tant, who wore i ved Chg rod the janitor ree id office as ite then took and bi ce hold forcible posses office aud the books and papers belonging Your petitioner “was uot informed of those ood until between six and seven o'clock Ath of March, and was not served with a copy of the romoval papers until twenty minutes to ten o'clock of that morning; that the messonger from Albany who drought said papers to New York arrived there about ton o'eluck® at night; he made .no communication to itioner ‘of the fact of his attempted ‘and your petitioner believes that it was sely concealed from him, The suid rioto proceedings were originated and carried o tnd Jour petit gor bring! glug. said papa ro in concealing knowledge of them from your Setlitoat, sed your petitioner shows thet the shetqer forrod ‘against him originated in « politieal ine trigno, having for its objeet the subversion of the will majority of 46,000 by veted to his said office “4 trigne w ers, oube 3 tn ae afuresal vn four petitioner charges that ho war ® party to tho deqra: dation of his exalted office and the perversion of te au. thority; that by reason of thone ileal, unjust Co) danger. oodings your ps ¢ has been serion jured actor axe public officer as rep ly asks that the Assembly may appoint in toe frum its body to investigate the 1 proceedings. ueluding the papers sarees to ‘aforesaid, gud Aswembly including nlso the whole action of your petitioner by veel County Clerk, and to take such. further aetion im the seom to bo den nd the wre er will ever led by the dignity and ¢ done to your petitioner, oat NYA. YA. GUMBLETON, ninow as wy fastteo of the And your petiti Mawou 24, 1879. FIRE IN A THEATRE. . Searcely had the audience deserted the galleries and auditorium of the Grand Opera House last night when an alarm of fire brought the fire engines to the spot, causing « great commotion in the neigh- borhood, as it was supposed that the premises were burning. Frank Mayo had been playing Davy Crockett, There was ® full house, and had the accident hap- pened fifteen minutes carlicr, in all probability there would have been # panic and a great loss of life. The house was almost empty; a fow stragglers were atill in the gallery and lounging around the vesti- Ddule, A man, whose name could not be ascertained, when passing out at the lobby on the Twenty-fourth street entrance, lit his cigar, and threw the unburnt end of the match away carelessly. It fell in # crack in the partition, where a defective gas pipe was located, It igni the escaping gas, and @ loud explosion followed. The attaches of the theatre applied a Habeock fire oxtingwishor to the flames, ond a signal was sounded for the Fire Department contingents, They promptly respon to the call, but on their arrival the danger had i. The entire structure was filled with smell of the burning wood and the smoke was dense. The woodwork around the pipe foran area of ten feet was consamed. Every precaution is taken, the managers say, to avoid against such accidents, but in this paructlar case nothing was known of the leaky gas pipe Ceo! ag explosion and the drawn atteutio: forcible entry into the sald office,” had | last through tl ("At midnight : NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1879.-TRIPLE SHEET, KELLOGOS SPECUL SALE OF TRoTTIVG BES frock The following is the second instalment 6f ftty horses sold yesterday at the American Instityte. The attendance was fully as large as on the first day, and the bidding was much more spirited, but prices ruled low. To-day completes the catalogue, of which forty-three remain unsold, The stallions Sim Wat- son, by Harry Clay, and Pickering, by Hambleton- jan, are the notable features of the day, which other- wise inclines mainly to mares and fillies of tashion- able breeding, likely to attract roadsmen and breed- ers seeking brood mares by popular sires :M Gold Hawk, bik. m., 5 years, by Goldsmith, dam Poney, by Hi |. P, Bray; Bi mingham, Conn..... $15 Bay geldings, 5 years, by Moss. Duroc, dam Trusteo's Webb, by American Star a. Wz Gedney, New York. 355 Lady Norwood, g. ears, by Norwood, am Jeuny Lindy by" Hodgland’s. Messen ge liam Esselmont, New York 110 Foye 4 years, by Irvington, ‘dam’ by ion a ase n, New Yous + 400 years, Jar , by inasey cl ‘Clay: nana lle of iD din Reote Stare 260 Brot Pi wh hee. Bey rea years, by Rysd; edyk’ Hambletonian, dam by Mambrino Chet Robert ee. Philadel Legal, b. g.. 9 DB tiorrington, New York. . B. n, New Yor! Pioneer, br. g., 5 years, by ‘Th — by Gill’s Vermont; John Webb, ‘orl Lady , Dd. m., y dam Warwick Maid, by’ Rysdyk's tonian; B. H. Seaman, Hempstead, N.Y. Munse, b. g., 3 years, by Jay Gould, dam Ciara 8., by son of Hiram Drew; M. P. Bray...... Black gelding, 6 years, by Mess. Duroc, dam ‘Alice Van Deuser, by American Star; ‘8. F. Dewey, New York......!.. ; Smuggier Belle, b. m., 3 years, by ‘Smuge gler, dam by Strader’s Cassius M. Clay; P. Bren- nun, Pearl River. . Category, br. f., 3 years, by Robert Burns, dam Minnie Jackson, by Inglewood; H. Biglow, New York Bridesmaid, b, sy iy bletonian, dam by lector, in foul mo Duplex; L. U. Maltby, New York........s0:s200++ Black gelding, 5 years, by Mess. Duroc, dam Starbeam, by Rysdyk’s Hambletonian; Will- iam Johnson, New York,.........+. » Low, b.f., 3 years, by Arawana, ‘dam Stella; Matthew Rooney, New York........... . Belle of Long Island, b. m., 9 years, by Re- ‘vehgo, dain Jersey Maid, by Mansispan; % Buker, New York... Middiese: Phoebe Mills, Rysdyk's Hambietoni: C. H, K. Smith, Now ky » Ch. g, a years, by Mess. Duroc, dam iy 180 135 Star Medium, b. g., 8 years, by Happy dam Lady iy Be Auuncican Stee; Chacien A. Hammond, New York........0..c0eeeeeeee Cassandra, b. m., 5 years, by Thornedale, dam Corinne, by Mambrino Chief; John Bannan, New York, : Kerner, bik. g., 3 y' years, by Mesa, Duroc, dam Adele, by Ryadyk's Hambletonian; A. A, Free- man, New York. . Hi Bridal’ Star, b. f., 4 years, by Mag: igiiglia, Bridesmaid, by Rysdyk’s HambietOni ‘M. Reynolds, Baltimore, Md ‘Db. m., 5 years, by meet Maid, by American Sear; ¥. Sheldon... ack gelding, 2 years, by Mess. Duroc, dam on Woodward's Star; C. H. K. Smith, Now York............. * Dom Pedro, bik. 3 years, by Blackwood, dam Lady Mingo, by Iron Duke; T. D. Cunning- Harry Norwood, b. g. 3 years, by Norwood, dam Lady am, by Sackett’s Hamble- tonian; J.J. Jermyn, Scranton, Pa..... Morgan Star, blk. £., 4 years, by Maguolia, “dam Poney, by Black Hawk, 2d; W. York . Chestnut gelding, Rosema, by Young: pth leans Minchen, Goshen, N. ¥. : 200 Dilemma, 8. in., 6 years, by Thornedal ‘dam by Young Columbus; Peter D. Baun, New York. 120 Estelle, b. f.,3 years, by Volunteer, dam Ono Bye, by American Star; L. M. Reynolds, Bal- timore.. - steeserseresesssesees 965 Tona, ch, m., 7 ears, by Abdallah Star, dam Lady Nodine, by Rysdyx’s Hambictonian; I. Mondau, Newark. 255 Dora Thorne, b. m., 4 years, b; dam Dora, by ed Cly: + D. Wood, Brooklyn. 150 Atwood, br. g., Tes wood, dam at by ihggart’s Abs 3, W. Sloan, New x ‘20° Bay mare, ‘years, by Bolton, dam idiidved- by Rysdyk's Hou! Willets, Long Inland... dicndiee RO Marjory, b. m. 5 years, by “Aimont; dam’ by Strador's Clay; Adam Craig, Brooklyn....... 190 Norwood Queen, b. m., 6 years, by Norwood, by Deflance; J, J. Jermyn, Scranton, Pa, ho patehun Cog b. 5 years, by Ivanhoe, aaa by brag Bi Kelly, New tcp - 100 Bay filly, 3 am ted: Bolton, dam ye by 8. P. ees aan Dosen’ 140 ‘Theodora, b. =e 8 years, by Thorneiale, dam Leonora, by Hamlet; J.'8. Ferguson... 260 Blazewood, br. se years, by Blackwood, ‘dam Jersey Maid, by Manalapan; J. ‘Hobart, Pat- erson, N. J........ 115 Lady Wisner, bik. m., 12 ‘years, “by ‘Allen c. Patchen, dam by Fiddler; 5. P. Houghton... 155 Browuette, ch. m., 4 years, Sy Abdallah Star, dam Lady Brown; J.D, Garduer, Long Island 95 Lucill, br. t., 4 years, by Irvington, dam Cor rinne,by Volunteer; J. Hawkins, Walden, N.Y. 265 Susie Denton, b. m.; 7 years, by buny Denton, dan letonian ; is ee 195 200 Louise, b. f., 2 y: Arawans, dam’ imp. Stella; 8,C, Hubbard, New York....... i Queen Bee, b.n., 7 years, by Thornedale, ‘dam, Dolly, by Hector: J. 8. cts age New York. $00 Chestnut filly, 2 years, by Mess. Duroc, dam Rowena, by’ Rysdyk’s Hambletovian; W. C. Whitney, Brooklyn... 400 Total, PIGEON SHOOTING. RETURN MATCH BETWEEN THE FOUNTAIN AND NASSAU GUN CLUBS, * ‘The return match of the Fountain and Nassau Gun clubs came off yesterday at Deerfoot Park, Parkville, L. L., and was won by the first named, which makes a “short rubber” in their favor. The conditions of this, like the previous match, was 10 birds each, 25 yards rise, 80 yards boundary, both barrels, five traps. Harry Miller was captain of the Fountain Club and Henry 8. Lott held « like position for the Nassaus. J. H. Batty, referee. The birds were a fine lot, and of the 200 shot at there were 120 drivers, 60 quarter- ers and 20 ‘The following are Ah perererererererers aCe ee Roe eee ee eee eT COM ee porererer ee rerererey 3 Es eoneesaase q On OM One Seem mem: Monnet ae BO ee eee et ee Comm conem te ee ee ome S et ee Om OSH Z| aaBoaunacac * Fell dead out of bounds. THE WOMEN’S WALK AT GILMORE's, RIGHTEEN COME TO THE FRONT FOR THE START —ONE PEDESTRIAN WITHDRAWS IN THE FIRST HOUR. About a thousand or fifteen hundred pooplo wore | | in Gilmore's Garden last evening at eleven o'clock” to witness tho start of a “six days walk,” open only to female pedestrian: at the call of the starter cighteen names wero responded to as follows:—Cushing, Kilbury, Von Kiamasch, Williams, Tobias, La Chappelle, Lolo, Von Borg, Henry, Franklin, ich, Krohn, Wallace, Farrand, Wilson, Cameron, St. Clair and Brandon. Some of these persons have gained notoricty as walkers in va rious halls in this city and elsewhere and have had records of various degrees of excellence placed to their credit, most of which have been described aa they were results of ‘gate money” oxhibitions, A tow of last night's starters, however, have un- doubtedly done extraordinary things on the track here and in Loge As they faced starter last evening there was nothing extraordinary in the assemblage; it was the same class of walkers seen at Brewster Hall and such difference iu favor of the Gil- more's exhibition being in quantity rather than quality. The sudience was ee largely of men, of course, though a fs \y sprinkling of ladies was observabie in the boxes evidently much interested in this novel, not to say extraordinary, affair. All sorts of speculations were indulged in as to the lasting qualities of the large feld%of starters, and opinions, differed widely ax to how many would ve wma’ hours,” score lar ya that Lolo was in tho rear, having done three and four lsps, while La: led by sev: circuits, ge gone five miles and laps. fi had some —- with the scorers, threatened pas BS, his wife from the contest, a prepeites ried out shortly afterw: from the contest and the building. It was rumored was from the pedestrians which he car- trian retiring ane vacating the t a largo entrance tee and that Mr. Rowell was to lend his valuable presence and as- sistance duri to verify an the race. ‘The first report we tailed the latter was certainly not true, as of last night, as Mr. Rowell was announced to appear in a ten-nt ing, wall It remains to be seen haw the New York will relish and patronize this ‘xix days’ ag the affair is termed on the official score. mile run in Philadelphia last even- ablic female SHIPPING NEWS QCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MO! OF MARCH AND APRIL. Liverpool «187 ilusgow.. [72 Hroadway March 37 /Uatburg:-/61 Broad ‘The Queen... > 20.| Liverpool . [40 Browdv City of Richmond, Liverpool :/31-83 Broadway Australia, London....|7 Bo ¥no} JApeil Nederland.......... ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. How fe Green |2 Bowling Greou 29 Brondwa; it Bowling Groep ond wa} eo Bioadwey leet Broadway 172 Broadway 2 ]81 Broads 9 i :{3183 Broadway Iv Bronaway Broadway Havre....,.155 Broadway Mf PHILADELPHIA. 5,| Antwerp. .152 Broadway HIGH WATER. Sun rises 5 52] Sandy Hook....eve 11 41 Sun sets. 6 19| Gov, Island.....eve 11 26 Moon sets. eve 11 23| Hell Gate.,...morn 1 11 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. ? Slate of March 26. | Hour. ee Weather. 0 25 Caim|Partlyeloudy. Staten Island. Bar Noon a PM 8 |Partlycloudy. plow =| sk fauoel Me. WESTERN UNION TIME BALL, ° Nxw Yors, March 26—Noon, The mace Union time ball fell correctly to-day. | PORT OF NEW YORK} MARCH 26, 1879. sions. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Stoamer Scythia (Br), Hai Queenstown 18th, with mdso lyn, Murch 25, lat 40.55, lon 66 15, steamer, boun Steamer Labrador (Fr), mdso and passengors to Steamer City o via Brunswick, Ga, and Bort and paysengors to U H Mallo Livervool March 15 and d passengers to CG Franck- passed an Anchor line Sangller, Hi March 15, et pe lare! with 1, SC, 22d, with jan, Dallas, Chester Jacksonville “a5 21, mdse Ror *Steamor City of ‘Atlanta, Woodhull, Charleston. Ay March 24. with mdse to Jas W Quintard & Co. 6AM, off Del boat, with a bar; m P Clyde & in tow, Feb 14, Gravescnd Bay for orders. Lat lator, Doane, & Co. ‘Taylor (of Yarmouth, NS), st, to Boyd & Hineken, 4129 N, lon i8 8 vostol of ubont 800 tons bottom uj ware Lightship, passed a two-t nastod aes bound N. Wilmington, NC, 4 days, Goudey, Towing Hs Anenssed te pormost, copper not Tong on, rudder gone, painted about b fect from copper up dark brown, then about 5 feet rail black; single chan could not inake out hor wane p Quebec (Br), Dexter. Harro Feb 3, Broakwater March 25, in ballast, Bark Granite City (of Lendon) via ere Breakwater March 25, siege from that supe the mM appeared to bo round; Delaware Belfast sliase, toM to Phill in 3, Pick Burk Grano (Nor), Knudson, Westport 51 days, in allast, to Benham & Boyesen, palitrk Sabloncoile (Aus), Criletich, Galway 40 days, in it, to Blocovieh & C te, suger Re ‘“Staitland, Wark Sarah (of Portia with sugar and melado ton. Bri coors 1 to E Suzarte. . Bre ib, jon 7 pha ons Sick “aeethe ers from Bromen tor a, NB), Upham, Antworp Fob 14 Had fine weathor all the cy panen Fe "25, nehored in Graveson Nuovo Road Aes Marisea, Lisbon. 28 days, in a, ‘in | lenfuegos 24 di ar oe oF ‘vossol to Benham & Tagorsoll, Calberion 10 da; 0 Miller & Hougl af 20 days, with coffe Brig Loy N rere. rayford, a rad 4 days, with ‘wood to R rig ‘hgonors ol with sugar to of Sebr caibo 24 di W Loud & Sehr Nance: sugar to For Portland), ma: Vessel to ir; veasol to J ane 8 Mureh (of Ellsworth, Me), Treworgy, Mara- with coffoo to Ponniston & Co; vessel Prinee, Havana 13 days, H Winchester & Co. to mith, Hodgkinson, Caibarion 11 days, with andex & Calvo: vensol to Jonas Smith & Co, chr AR Weeks (of Portland), Littlefield, days, with sugar to order: vessel to master. Be Sehr Belle Brown, Hunt. , with lumber to the vousel to F H Smith & Co. "EG! veuvel to Hav A Lowis (of Bangor), Pendleton, Pensacotn Now Havon Swain Sawmill Coy on 7¥, spoke bark sage Took. from’ Cardenas for 8 days with engar to jand & Presse; Sebr Thomas Van Gilder, Heeal Jacksonville 12 Rote with lumber te Drew & B Champior caval to mater. nah 6 days, with eaal.te arteries ft Hawkins, Wiehe M D Marston, Blackington, Savannah 7 days, with lumber to order. Sehr Walter W Pharo, Colli lumber to J C Lasher; vessel ti Senr CH Daigo Behr Alex Wiley: Beuncam Sehr John H Chaffee, Buel Schr John Bracew: Sehr ME Ludium, Misco, Virgiol 1, Chatfiold. 9, Ch vi ton 6 days, with Ball & Co.” Virginia, . Virginia, jaltimore. Ligflum, Philadelphi Sehr O F Sanford, Yates, Boston Tor ite iadelphia. ‘The Italian bark that arrived 25th from Napl tne Jalvavore-not Sollect to, as Ineorrect!y given. bem orat oy byt id Bromen, having 224, Int 38 yale from SE to SW, with juring which the vossel sprang of Kpnaalart hour. Roturned Meyor, hones 20th for }, encountered a heavy sons, lasting 24 hours, G PASSED “THROUGH HELL .GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Eleanora, Jobneve. Portland for Now York, with mdse and ry Stoumor Ott rat Fil New Bedford for Ne Ei York, with ms unsongors to Barling & Davin, Seshmer Gnteten, ¥ rovidence for New York. Sehr Acacia ( Harniti, Se 3 ‘NB, for New York, with potatocs and lath to P Mehr Fannie Butler. Mitchell. Boston Sele Emily A Staplox, Selir Richard Law Hiarid ridge, ny Bird, ra Yor! Sehr B Sebr Clarins Sehr Freestone, Wake oon § Totindel Boston for Philadel ‘Now Hedford for New York, ‘est, Provincetown for New York, iol Webster, ‘Stickney, Providence, for Now it Louise A Smith, Boardman, Providence for Now Providence for Ni . ory ee ise tom eport for Middiowwn, Ct. tor Schr Millon: Nichols, Stamford for New Yorks 6™ Yori York. Sehr Hostor, Davis, Portchestar for Hoboken. BOUND EAST. or Albatrons, Davis, How, Xork for Fall River. Rtoam Bark J H Marsters, Crossley, Brig A i, New York Sebr G Sehr Frank! Austin (Br), Pet He Neyer York for Now York for 8t John, NB. w York for St John, Baldwin, Now Yorn for fe Sehr Escort, Has ety New {Sai for Brid; dd, New York for Now Haven, * Bordeaux, York for 6 iad te ee Samuel P Godwin, Williams, New York for stam. hehe LM Strout, Hur Sehr F Nickorso! Sebr Fescedale, C Sehr Sarat Behe Julie, Sebr Pavilion, Sehe Gov J Y Binith, Br 1 ivehell, Ps irewer, To Morris, Ri Belt r Daael Hoboken for Peg med Mo. ell, Hoboken for Boston, . Hoboken fe K Hurst, Nickerson, Wi awken fer “Paw. , Nickerson, Woehawkon for Pawtucket. ort for Bosto River, for Newport, tJohnsou for Provi- Arnold, Port Johnson for che right Hoat, Wet. Amboy for Boston, ; an. Amboy for Boston, boy for Providence, john Chaffree, Frutothon, Virgie for New finven CLEARED. ris. la (Hr), Hortor, Roamer 1 Stoamer State of A Bal in ‘in & jteamer on Stoner ‘City of Yonge. Forw Erenanee 4 Adriatic (Br), Jennin Liverpool via Queens- Cardift-George F Bulloy. Pennsylvania (Br), Stewart, Glasow— (Dateh), Steamer Clarina) (Br), Webster, Kingston, Jaemel, &o— ood & Oo. joumer Saratoga, Sundberg, Hi gg ert Nickorson, Savana walier, Rotterdam— iJ EB Ward & Co. ab—~deo, oltesmer Chartesten, Bebry, Charlestoa—J W Quintard & a ‘ City Point and toamer Inaae Roll, Lawrence, Nosfolk, City Wigeosee Vinlawde vars Le srnerd 8 Krems. arron, toamor Aun james Hani an Sydney Seas (Be), ‘Dawson, ndon—Warren Ship Magnolia, in. St Naxuire—Suow & Buruoss, Bark st Aifove loos’ (Br? Hutter, Bombay-Bowring & Archi mts nor Carlsen, Penarth Roads for orders— Funeh Baye ae, $ Queen ‘Be, Cowey, Cork for orders—Boyd & nck tog ‘Arlington (Nor), Palmstrom Hamburg—C Tobias ordeuux 0 W Hortunx, 4 won—Funeh, Edy: fark Martha J Brady its), Brady, Oporto—d 4 Whitney Hark Silas Fish, Williams, Valparaiso—Fabbri & Chaun- ce} Hark Ada ¥ Crosby, Austin, Havana—¥ I Smith & Co, By pomeien (Swe), Hallengron, Matanzas—Funch, ae Marin W Norwood, Magune, Matanzas—Pursons & veer Emerson Rokes, Matston, Demerara—Leuycraft & ‘Nebr W L Burréughs, @mith, Matanzas—Thoms Dunham's Nephew & Co, chr Lavinia P Warron, Johnson, Matanzas—Millor & Hou cht eto Ls Palmer, Low\s, Baracoa—Tsnse I Staples. Jacob I Houseman, Rider, Elouthora-—B J Weubers ae Scher David Carll, Hawkins, Nassau, N P—BJ Wenberg eSchir ‘Tdazig V Hall, Lollis, Jacksonvillo—Goorge H wire. Behr Curtis Ackerly, Norton, Charloston—Evans, Ball & ‘Yohr Bleaner, Sagatoas, Georgetown and Pot Bluff, SC—EB D Hurlburt & Ce ene A Ven" Brunt, Tooker, Porth Amboy—James A ‘an Brunt. Schr Uncle Tom, Christie, Porth Amboy—Now York hterage and Transportation Co. ioe George P Kaao, Peterson, Now Havon—Cartwright Haven—Cartwright & aie Joseph E Potts, Kidd, Ne wien, Frances Anno, Carpenter, Black Rock, Ct—G 8 ita (Br), Lawrence, (Nort, Pharo, 2 SAILED. Steamers Atlas (Br), for Liverpool; Canada (Br). Behiedam (Dutch), Rottordam ; Bwitset ren pane rin worp: Olympia (ir), Glasgow ; Ailsa (Br), Port an Prince, & Havana: City of Columbus, Savannah i Shictoston: Charlostous ships Lina (Gor) i Royal Euward (ir). Liverpool: faormagora, (Br), Bristol barks Alex Kelth (Br), Bordeaux; Alsen Gor), “Aberdeen ; Con antia (Nov), Cette; Helene (Gory, Hamburg: Suer ital), brig Finboge (Nor), Rio Grande vin’ Richmond? ‘Thomns Turrull, Ponco. saUed, stoumer Burgos (x), for Liverpool. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Sarr Hanwoxts. 1.407 tons, bullt et Nowburgport in 1875, and hailing from Boston, now at New York, his been pur Chasod by Thooddre-Ruger tor Gorman acount at $90,000, Bank Locu Doon (Bn), from Newenstle, E, for San Fran- cisvo, before reported put buck to Gravewnd damaged by collision, had two plates of thear streak split and broken, port hawse pipe carried away, bulwark and rails smashod, Bric Hxroxnt J Ouiver, at Delaware Breakwater from Gionfuogos, reports March 21 lost overboard seaman Juan Payne. Scum Ww B Lex, at Boston from Milk River, Ja, reports March 22, 30 miles SSE of Lae look, passed vee of board with letters WMRBIL in gilt; it ‘appeared that 1 was the last letter of the namo; had boon apparoutly torn frow a wreck. Sonr Exsa 8 Hitt, at Liggett — and ton 130. Ro reports having boarded, in lat wreck of a fore and aft schoot ler, vag sd ronning rigging and a storm staysail, Capt Troworgy, of sehr Anna E Mureh, at this port from Maracaibo, states that when he lelft that place some of tho a tonnage and pine doing (port chargos, and, thorof: roworsy's vassal was del jayed at hres ‘hip suppl lies are vory doar thore it: Recbsnary that masters should be wequaintod with the de- day. thoy ‘are liable to and lay i ‘tre stores. Ockax Beaou, NJ, March 26—Bark Homeward Bound. feom Amsterdam for'New York, stranded here, was sold ele ne with spars, rigging and all materials for Tain March. 24—Schr Chaso, Ingrabam. ceived necessary Mra and healed to Bheret's hark, whore she will Take jime for Now York. ‘Witatxeron, NC, March 25—Tho bark King Oscar (Nor), whieh cleared’ from this port yesterday for Trieste, got aground at or near Big Island. but sho was being lightoned during the afternoon, and will probably be able to pi ‘oft hor voyage this morning. compulsor: » = Overpex—Foars entertained for the safety of schr Jamos Bliss, which sailed from New York Fob 15 for Wil- mington, NC at has not since from. ny ‘A W Collins, Hurdenstle, is ropurted to have sailed tt Ttout ho 20th of tase November, and since thas Site noting bas boon heard of her. Ui date not NOTICE TO MARINERS. The now channel at Hatteras Inlet and at Ocracoke In- et, NC, have recently uoyed. SILAS W. TERRY, Inspector. rue Licutuouse Ixsvecton, Norvoun, Va., March 25, 187% Paiavecenn March 26—The Cross Ledge buoy is re- of tho shoal, instead of on tho olbow of marking’ the position of tho Cross out position, being on the edge . Ci esTON, March 25—Tho channel duos nora rite om tho 20ch inst, and ta now Yon the’ pouch at WHALEMEN. Arrived at St Helena Feb, barks Mermaid, Allen, of Ws (aud sailed 10h); 7th. KB Phillips, Praucos NB'tod walled Sth, Hon Tanger, Flan and patted 19th); noth sehr Helen econ Atkins of Provinectown (and’ salled 17th): 12th, bri Baker, we soaps Dore 3 bark Kat ig Roww Braley. in, Howland, of NB; joud, Jenney, of NB; brig F Emit of ‘Wi Phillip Provineetown ; 20th, ‘Attleboro, How! damune, Vincent, of NBs sa, Meatford, King. of Ni from St ‘Melons Fe &, barks Platina, Howland, to ; Mth, Pioneer rizr: de <Farrived ‘at Fayal o barks Reindeer, Baker, NB, from a cruise of clean; put in to land Mrs Baker: who will go home; Com "Morris, Winslow, Si duys’ cruise, cloan; Layoda, Lewls, do, 90 is ap oll on board, taken since i ving St Miet St Michaola, SPOKEN. lohn C Potter, McClure, from Mejillones for Europe, Int 6S, lon 33 W. * from Batavia for New York, Dec 23, lat Morsangeo Framjoo (Br), from Philippine Islands nar ee York, ‘fob 1, off East Sip Loch Htive (Bry, from Calcutta for New York, Fob 1 lat 34 27 8, lon 26 OF {Amerie an ship JSNP, (Com Code), Fob 10, off Cape Care Germania (Ger), Philadelphia, March y, lat 49, lon 1 Bark Nictaux (Br), imo trom Bordeaux for Sandy Hook, Murch 7, lat 47, lon 1 OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Axtwenr, March 26—Arrived, bark Elisa 8 Milligan (Br), Peck, New York. Sailed 26th, steamer Zecland (Belg), Flaherty, Now York. Brarast, March 22—Sailed, bark Savanne (Br), Brennan, Philadelphia, Baxrow, March 22—Sailed, bark Confidense Davigno, United States, Baxwen, March 26—Sailed, barks Kathinks (Ger), Ros jue, New York; Amorica (Ger), Kausch, do; Atalante Gor), Hogeman, do. Boxvkavx, March 24—Sailod, bark Comtoaso Duchatol (FP), Dupont, United States. Bayoxyk, March 2!—Arrived, bark Nordcap (Nor), Aanonsen, Baltimore. Bancetona, Mareh 23—Arrived, barks Serafin (8p), Gol- New Orleans; Resuolts (Sp), Dias. do; Maria (Sp), Abril, Charloston; Maria Isabel (Sp), Vidal, | lo; brig Geso- ria (8p), Grifoli, Savannah. Catats, Murch 23—Satled, bark Souvenir (br), Holmes, Belawaro Broakwator. Caviz, March 22—Sailed, stoamer Utopia (Br), McRitchie, New York. Corkwutaces, to Mareh 26—Arrived, bark Ocoan (Nor), ‘Taraldvon, Now York. Haxncuc, Murch 26—Sailed, ship Atmosphere (Bn, Wright, Philadelphia; brig 8 Suppicich (Ger), Farrow, America. Howrixve, March 24—Sailed, bark Kalstad (Nor), Mon- fon, Baltimore. Havre, March 24—Sallod, barks Minnio M Watts, Watts, Now York; Idea G (Ital), Gatlo, Delaware Breakwater; Pasqualino (Ital), Stano, Baltimore, H104o, to March 26—Arrived, bark N Boynt@, Nason, New York. eyed from Rotwerdam for (tab, Livenvoot, March 2¢—Arrived, stoamer Chilian (Br), Roach, New Orleans. Salled 25th, brig Leonie (Br), Fintayson, Charleston; 26th, steamers Ponnsylvania, Harris, Philadelph ir), Ranton, do; bark Carrie L Tylor, Mears, Matan Loxvox, March 26—Arrived, steamers California (Br), Donaldson, Now York ; Sumatra (Br), Peace, Boston, Sailed 25th, barks Staubo (Nor), Niolson, United Staten; Olive Mount (Br), Smith, do; Carl Haastbdy (Nor), Nielsen, do; 20th, ship Servia ( Spleor, Now York; bark Titens (Nor), Jonson, do, Lasson, to Mareh 26—Sailed, bark Nuova Virgin! Cafioro, New York, Messina, March 10—Satled, bark sArmonta (Ital), Caflero, New York; 11th, Busy, Kendrick, Philadolphis Mataga, March 22—Sailed, steamer Ravenhill (| lington (from Valencia, VC), New York. Navies, to March 26—Arrived, barks EvioJ Ray, Leigh- ton, New York: Ossoinak A (Itab, Ossoinak, do; Glitner (Nor), Halverson, do; Dietator (Nor), lomasaun, Galveston, PaLenwo, March 22—Sailed, steamers Golden Grove (Br), Smactes, Now York; 25th, Jolin P Bost (Bolg), Van dor Heyden, do. Puywovtm, March 26—Arrived, steamer Castlowood (Br), Miller, Charleston via Bermuda for Reval. Queenstown, March 26—Salled, stoamor City of Brassols (ir), Watking (from Liverpool), Now York, Rocnestxn, March 26—Arrivéd, bark Hesporia (Nor), romxten, Baltlinore. Rocnarort, March t4-Salled, bark Hasmony (Br), Down ing, United Statos. RuTTkRDAM, March 24—Sailod, bark Aurora (Br), Chareh- iM, New York; 26th, steamer P Caland (Dutehy, Dedder, Now York direct, ‘St Micuaxts, to March 26—Sullod, brig Marianna I (Port), Santos (from Bahia), Boston, having repaired, Nomar, to March 26—Arrived, ship Lori 0 Wade, Bagley, Now York, (tab, Vatexcta, March 21—Arrived, vark Dockan (Sw), Carl- sen, Now York; brig Mary Fink, Spencer, do. Sailod 24th, stoamor James Barras (Br, from Palermo, 4c), Now York, West Haxetxroot, March 26—Arrived, steamer Averill (Br), Alton, Boston, . WEATHER REPOBT. Hoxrurap, March 26—Wind ESE, moderate gale; barom- eter 29,663, Livervoor, March 26—Wind SE, light: hazy; su Lizann, Mareh 26—Wind SE, fresh; cloudy. » Mareh 26—Wind E, strong; overcast; barom- Semty, Mareh 26—Wind SE, gale; heavy sea; barometer 29,20, FOREIGN PORTS. sar. Feb 19—Bailed, bark ¢ bark Coringa, Josselyn, Akyab; . ship Jus G Pendleton, Nichols, El¢phant Point; . Reynolds, Diamond Island. pore Feb 24. ships Raphacl, Sherman, lund (Br), Farquhar; Harriet MeGilvery, and Natant ‘Be ‘Walker, for Havre: Bello of ‘kh, Whi a ico porta; Victoria, Builey, aud Gov Wilm (Br, Sea ue, BU Amore, Mareh 12—Cleared, bark Assyrin (Br), Edgott, Deatunand, March 11—Sailed, brig Georgia, Welsh, St ones. Hoxa Koxc, Fob S—In port, brig. Hail Cottiabie, Brero- ie pitas ton, chartered to ga, to Macao, Singapore, Columbia, Rinene Chow-Chow, and back to ‘Hong K Kong. for $90U per mon: at “Ax, March 21—Cleared, aouy J T Hubbard (Br), Crave (from New York), St Ji io Arrived 22d, schr Florella Lagusa, March 9—In port, wardas t 1 Bitte ‘Titiotson, for Now York, ldg to sail about April 1. Manacatno. March 1—In port, brig Agila (Itab, for New York; sebrs J J Harris, Hudson, tor du; Jordan L Mott, ‘Tobin, for do, Manriniqus, Eo a 25—Arrived, steamer Bahama (Br), Mitchell, New York. ees March 17—Arrived, steamer Salvador, Pitts, ham} Sallod 11th, steamer Honduras, Dexter, Chavaperico. St Joux, NB, March 24—Arrived, barks Etta Stewart Br), Smith, Liverpool ; Antworp (Br), Pye, Valencia. VALPAnaisO, Feb 20—Sailed. barks ‘Hosew Rich, Mensios, 8 Grete: icahuano. from Boston, " a Johnso: (Be) everich, unc; barks Light of Boston; Emma L Partrid; 9 (CR, ae ine. for jan 5 Pex Steaua Scvrma. reser Alma, Tobles, New York for AM Scliweigaurd, Johnsen, do for Co- L, Feb J sittin’ March 0. "Hailed Miareh 6, Norden, Bato, Now York. RP, March 12—Arri Aire Ne voee: Christensen, Corn Evpsh New Yor! d, Iunson, America. ¥) Thorson, Churchill, re for Mar- from Padang for Guanape (and sailed for Falmouth, E), Passed Fob 11, Julia H, Tyrer, fro ts bag seilles; 22d, Theodora Catberina, New York. Akyan, Fob S—Areivod, Hoogley, Soldors, B hun. March 13—Afrived, Rhein (s), "Ho lk New ‘orl A Borpxavx, March 12—Sailed, Royal Harrie, Gillot, Bal- imore. Arrived at Pauillae 12th, Grad Zagreb, Soveih, New Salicd from do 11th, Robert Portor, Goodell, and Tele- phon, Sorensen, Now York; Th Maud Scammell, Hjeln- “Wont to 0a from Royan 12th, August Loofller, Olsen, be) New York, Caupire, March 14—Arrived, E P Bouvarie, Evans, Li Cleared Pret Mark Lane (s), for Halifax. Bailed 1. Gem, Ives, Point de Galle, Corx, Mareb 1 11—Off. Maggio’ Miller, ‘Cook. from Liver: pool tor Shelburne. CoruNntAGeN, March 10—Arrivod, Phantx, Potersen, Now York: 12th, Capt Peter Dahl, Johnsen, do. Cann Maren 12—Railed, Patent, Magonsen, and Noah, Gjeruldson, New Yor! ls March 10—Arrivod, etd Maxwell, Genoa, Se ‘aturso, New York; David jour . Sagan, March 5—Arrived, Luisa H (8), Voi (and ‘sailed th for Messin aud Philadelphia) Grove (s). sane rer) Said (and sailed 10th fe rt , Algiors Golden Mossinw John P Bost (#, Van der Heyden, Potts, Barcelona (and ‘suiled ‘Sth Raveubit oe ‘Bedlington, Palermo, to load 5—Salled, for, ‘New York, GLiaRt, March Batt Campodont alin: Visnelo; New tor Mi Philadelphia: vet Parable, Stainpalia mn ew Yor! aLcurra, Feb 15—A, Held, Carver, Now York. Salton Feb 10, Tigspoda . “Katey Doe Cleared Fob 14, HreateMurch Ti Salled: epelund. for America, Passed 15th, Alsatin (6), Craig, London for New York. Anchorod Lith, Carin, nuclgen, London for Mobilo; Biorest, Churchill, do for Sandy Hook. Duxuxxess, Murch 13—Pasvod, Kingsport, Duff from London f i Asdree Wilhelmina, Skantse, from AN Danrwours, March 18—Arrived,J H MeLaron, Delap, London tor Now York, Duxpxk, Murch 13—Satled, Warwick Custle, Dunn, San Francisco, ast Loxpox, CGH, Fed 17—Sailed, Ocean Ranger, for West Indien Fataout#, March 14—Sailed, Coquimbo, for Dunkirk; 15th, Magnet, for do. ne Giiscow, March 14—Sailed, Stolle, Robinson, St John, ‘ ° Giorazan, March 7—Paseod, J C GV (bark), from Mes- sina for Philadelphia. pained, Marel R2—Arrived, Calodonia (8), Allison, Log- nottited 10th, Romalo, Crovaro, Now Yorl Cloared 10th, Farewell, Nowmanu, New York; Alice, D: se: pone 1h Cleonice Bava, Buva, Baltimore. 14—OfF the ia fe for Philadelphia, Arrived, Cornelius, Jordan, +c oopman, Mejttlones Salle 12th, Wotan (a) Habieh, ituvre and Now York gnde arrived at Havro 14th); 13th, ‘Libertas, Albrecht, New Arrived at farce) othe Sg itr Frangen, New Fae from Sunderi nameona, Marek 3 alti Havax, son, clnces rage lund: Wilmi men a NO. jod 126h, and Castor, New York doh ey Jo a laltlmore: 13th, Forest Gity, Wallace, Tybee; Joseph Weston, and Edith, Hazist Bctawice sosekuererc tere ieecieeee maltet® and Roviewer, Brown, do. Lavenpoot. March i4— Arrived, Italy (9. Simpson, New York; Marathon (s), Gari Mondolxsohn, Bar- dor, Now Orlounss 15th, Sa ee 13th, a Sofia (#), Regu: 3 Gracia Larianga, Havana; Alpheta, Cameron, St Piorre; Wave een, itimore; Forest Princes: Cam: aittex Aidan 3 Brit. , Sbel- . Now York; 14th, jeweastle. Belle O'Brien, O'Rrien, from Li tre ‘Sandy Hook; 12th, New York; Hughes, do for fo yee “"Loxnon, March 18—Arrtved, WG Rassail, Evans, Mojit- ones; 14th, Queen of Enj kine, Pensacola; Press, Hancock, Coosaw Rive Di Pag rag me Entered out T3th, Abbie B, Hw ae Hook: i pot. Nickerson, Cape Town; Wellington, Col Pelnce th Choured 14th: Alnatin (a, Cralg, New York; esas Sin- clair, Sandy Hook ; 15th, Evelyn, Knowles, Bow Balled from Grave evond lath, E: berehiit, Sandy couver, 29 Fi from in. Emi mn, Mobil Tizinm, March. 13—Passed, St Jobn, NB; Elita Oulton. Nevada, = from or Now fisteen, trots Piadaps fro Ipswich. lo, 4 ANS jaria Felsuri, Partilt and dull, siteat y Caan; Li Stuniixa, March 7—Arrived, Jamos Barrase (n), Biggs, Nae plos. Sailed Oth, Alfedd, Hohr, Now York; 7th, Lizsto (a), GItl- 4 arrived at Palermo: rch 1—Arriwed, J A" Horse: iat Mi Hoary F Wing, Small, Sing tf “Nawrout, E, March 13—Sailed, Marlborough (s), for Now Yer! Wrivcarrin, Mareh 14—Cleared, Boadjcca (s), for Phila- Narita, March S8—Sailed, Canada, Millson, and Maris, Westmann, New York. ye brwooti, March 14—Sailed, Valo, Gundorsen, Now Ton reher, Pearson, from Rotterdam for New Bh Patxnao, Manel 12—Arelvod, Columbia «a), You ont Natat, Fob 7—Artived, Com Dupont, Crockett, Net York. stows, March 14—Arri Britis Walle idverne iverpoat fr Philadetpilan” ae OW Giu c vorpool hea Feb 12—Arrived, Northorn Light, rma Reva, Mareh 15—Passod, Glenroy (s), Donaldson, from New York for London. x am March 15—Arrivod, Raffacle Ligure, Consigtiore, low Ye m5 1th, Rossend Castle (s), for Now York (or Bos- “Atsao, March 13—Salled, Arcthasa, Barrott, b aegg on NR, Swunsinuxne, Merch L1—Arrived, Elne Eachetoht, ¥ New York wi helm Kisk yr, sa? jor, Savannah for Rien, Haabet, Fordinandson, Ameri Rave Bay (and sailed 7th, seeking sin Mt Mt Warhigton,f Vorkin Sr lees Fev 6— M.A Doran, Poloy, Tab Maniia for New York (and sal rt Oth, 8, Kond ilo for do (and sallod Lithy Mk E Cox Hastings Abd-el:Kader, ~ nehor) Hamitna, Dandeo; 18th, Feb Ms Ath, Cheysolite, 8 fro Kincdom 0’ Fits, Escots, front Pad y for, New York; aretell. Harmon, from dea, I Hughos, from do for do 1sth, ‘se Mi ie, fron zich, flenty 8 Bantord, Blegpor, from dave tur For Bombay New Orleans; x scr CVI, March 12—Satled, Russia (s), and Eng- for Nut Ciontugrn , Seutt, Helona: eth, t Win Bia . Quoin I tatnaons, Miara's Safad areas ie, Now Fraenon. TW—Vassed March 13, Fortunato, Rertolotto, fi Antw w Ni "Wastronr, March 13—In port, Hugin, Hark, for Now York, ready for sea, sore March 19-—The Darke Yortt Corning, arei hore. Waving, im lat 4835 Ne lon’ @ 34 We rh rd waterloged hulk, abandoned, with masta aud miverks gon 3 had haif-man ture and sellow moulding round bout 500 tons burthen, and was lying fale in the track ah vecpete er Frouvh bark from her hence ite, Pensacola, was and wont ashore off and towed to fap te we th ee wun to ed np the se tow bors thio'ine Harner, Mare! Harald Hagrtemer (0) dy a= yon i Baltincro, Which, an otore ; ay ot moat whch pu Jur back to these 4 Side, has again postponed Fronds. Covawnit! the mut ‘ el watt Mattie ened {rou Pailadolphis for Rowen Start, Camano, Prato,” (ohoat) which struck on bank sheut, 1.200 metres, NE. Hondlur. 3 ‘S, eapalaod and dilod vith water. ie ttoua Ser a ee as al to ic A inter account anys that fl chill of aio Yom sel, completely empty, has fu ivor: hor poor must it have bute ‘open eighar whax ah "enol capsined or throu; e forming the week whee Lt een ene Linnos, Maret tothe Us United States ship Constitution Was taken into Arsenal Dock to-day for repairs. Mourwxtx, Fab 14—The Armenis (Amorican bath). which arrived here’ th ult ind timber charter for Colon was dockod day. for inspoction, when It was Found that the ston sternpost aud part of Fall wore so. ‘Phe vessol is to be sold by public nuction tu aun), th vain being unable to procure funds ou bottomry. Pk mEneKDE, Mareb, nt Phe Wilbelm Siete Sobe-ton avannah for Sagranah for itigs, hus put in here with bobstay bro TRALEE, March 13—The Josephine, Evans, from Baltt more, arrived here to-day, reports’ that, on the vensel shipped larco quantities of water, sind lost one man overboard. It is uot known wlsther y damaged by worms, AMERICAN PORTS. ded Mareh 25—Arrived, w sehr Frank Walter, Crosby, Sullod-—Stoumer Achtilos; burk Edwa ane a aaa AP at Nate Edvard Bidens elas gt a kiln, Grant, Bordon Arrived, ship Franklin, Grant, : Koukordn Nor), Niele ais at ae hr ed Red Jackou, rt Johnson iran, Hopkins, Neo W Collins, W >: Dant’ Hretenin, eae 9 a Guluaro, Libby, di Flan raddie 3 Porter, Chase, doy an, Richardvon, Port Johnson, bay ee te 4 Nicola, Hurper, © Demerara; schrs Chas E Mo Collins, Charleston: White prain & Anna, Hotman, Philadelphia? Sutlod—-Stomner lara Liverpool; Seminole, Savana nab; Norman, Philadel Gluuens, Now Yi *SALTIMORE, March 25-Arrived," sehr H Bmama Riley, Coftin, Morgan gun City. La. ie Anthony, rare sas t Dolva, sige: Nok va, lokonu: Lonitonderry: howe 3 brig M: igo Done #2étn—Arrived, stoamers Willian? Crane, Howes, Bost Raleieh, Vliver, Wilmington, NC; John W Garrott, Fost New York; barks Mavis (Br), ‘Armstrong, Barrow; Runoe Won, Langfold, Bordoaux. ‘Alno arrived, bark Ole Bull ion, Bile, Honfleur, Cicared—Stoamer Louisa donton, NO: pbarks Aususte (Gar), Ullmer, Hamburg; Polich, Albiswoli (tab, Piscetto, Grays Lucas, ‘Rio brcorheeed pare. ‘Oporto: Chowan, Briglitman’ Hauson, Matanzas; schr ae Wat yest ‘March 25—Arrived, schr Sunlight, Hodges, Ne ‘ork, Bolow—Sehr Richard W Denham, Denhi New ort—Schrs Mary Sanda, Roborts, Varney’s Mil NORLPAST, March 17—Arrived, sche Pathway; Snare, Bucksport, to load for Charleston, IWth—Seilod, achr A Hagford, Prowsoy, Jacksonville 19th—Salled, schr A _W Ellis, Ferguson, Rockport, to load for Goorgetown, : 20th—Suiled, schrs Mury Farrow, Pattershail, Portland, to load for Now York, 22d—Sullod. achrw Mury Stowart, Coombs: Chattanoogn, Sni at Paty ¥, Snone, all for Charleston, SC; Fannid baltimore for New York :2 Ronder, Jr, th, Porth nid, (0 load for do. failed achr Deborah 18 Webb, Goss, Baltimore. THBAY, March 18—Arrived,’ sche James Freoman, ocilund for New York. pisamor Virginie, Kelle; CHARLESTON, Mareh 26—Arrived, Nelson, Philadelphia; Ne Mitnie, Weoks, Now Katie G Robinson, rin gow Sallod—Stoamers Gulf Stream,for New York: Faleon, Bal- rl Smith Petersen (Nor), Rotterdam; sonre He; Win Fling, Baltimore, SS MONROE, March 20—Arrived. bark Hoboa- Loudon, seoking h (Nori, Hanson, Baltimore; brig Baltimore—Steamers Californian, (Br), Banal from Kingston, de: Sow Gall, Marhman,: from Charloston: Ayrshire (Hr), Wallace, from Havana via Del- aware Bronkwater; bark Anne (Br), MePhail, from St Ne- SACKSONVILLE, March 25—Arrived, sohr MJ Russell, Stoviman, New York. Both Arrived, steamer Wostern Texas, Hines ‘ork. BILE, March 22—Cloarod, ship City of Broakiyu, ts N Orleans. 26th—Arrivod, bark Geo B Doane. (Be), Doty, Hav Cloared—Ship’ Aurora (Aus), Ivaneich, Haveo; sche Acara. meatier St Kitts, NEW ORLEANS, March sas ecived up, brig Odds (Sp), greanevae,Matanain: sehrs it 3 Day, Arnet, Ruatan; . MeLoarn, Jamaien ni Ebonescr, |, do "Steamer Llazie Honderson, Ellis. Tips via Ko} schr Two Friends, Weaver, Mobilo. 26th—Cleared, oily Hercules ion. Rustad, Havre; bark P Broaudorff (Nor), Hassell, Brot hive cleared, Erwiuie J (Aus), Marti@olich, Liver- Popaasxs, Murch 26—Satted, blo. New’ York; Lone Starr. ‘Clapp, (Br), Lochoad, ‘Live barks aon; Dante’ Avo) Ville ORFOLK, he Crammer’ Jane, Wall. Florence, Pearce, and Alba Wat rollern (Ger), stitin Satled—Bark PA amore Knickerbocker, Kem- go: Olt pio (. of Limerick 8), Potrina, ey Lom- any Noor Riek: Welltiect seen Mary, Calits, Milford ), March 25—Arrived, sehrs Joha 8! ; John Randolph, Parker, New.. York; aan jed—Sebr ay Pierce (from an Eastern port), for Now NEWPORT, March 25—Arrived, schr Serah W Blake, Briggs, Porth’ Amboy for New Bedford. Passed up 2th, sehr Cxar, from Bruaswick, Ga, for Som qbilmapELettta, March 20-; Arrived. stonmars Brit (Br), /erpoo! mi Hin Soaforth (in), Gow. Awtwe bark Kon vere on Nieison: Lowestott: brig Harry Matauzasy achre,Roder Drery, Becker, ih lary # Graham. Simp: non, St M ‘Moses Eddy, ‘Warren, Haze, Bisbor, | RO Thomas, Thotudika, | ns Ann tt, Providk ners | Pottsvill riares. Williamada: Saxon, Show, Hoxton; Catherine Whiting” Wholdon, Provic done jMorida. She Pon Volt River end ‘all sailed); Ta Hine ead) Cickoro, ney, Trinidad: vehi 8 Mehta Stroap, Hurst, Portland: eee Fram oe Churbuck, a Bedfur Vangilder, iene Mary Hal i os oD, RI; = Made Peterson, Terjosen, Guantanamo. hiladolphi “oor Gores oe jo for amo. Bark Kong 3) re ani Beh HB Cleaves put back oa ae- count of itead wind id od ship Frank ‘Thayer, San Fran: Buth—Arrived, bark Irene (Aus), Tomanich, Sailod—Hark "Arcadia (Br), for Gleavos, Cummings “from Matanzas) Titack (Br). Ludlow from Mateus), do. fp Kadith Troup (ir), Smith, from Now York ; bark Beta wateyer, Lisbon, FORTLAND, March 25—Arrived, park N M Havon idee aad Ame Fork: Bar Freeport Harter for de. Clonrod-—ehr Eva C ¥ ENCE. Jub: H ny Tdaho. Peek, ‘and Alton? Mince pink Hlod—Stoamers Wm Konnedy, Foster, Baltimore via t Point und Norfolk; Hercules, Swaxey, Philadel ing jurul « Emme L Cottingham, Steelman ; and Ocoanus, ¥ iow York. N FRANC! March 18—Cloarod, ships Alaska, Port Townsend ; Shirley. Matt Burks J 18 Bell, Nelson, iat: Emerald, New- Por abi ip Red Clond, Taylor, Liverpool, ; City of Sydney, Desrbora, Sydney vig wi mails. SAVANNAIL, March 20—Arrived, Gone Sehe race Bradloy. Brunswick. por, Brunswi wilod—Stonmer Gato City, Dagwan Now Fork; bark (Ger), Buse, anigiiaisanads HX, March 25—Arrivad, se Ponce for. Hoste stn Muli ‘eal do; 39 Fort, Stcciman, Hobok doi ic Kitanbothpart for'do? Hate Le Cure + Port Johnson for, Hinghani: Hero, Baker, ‘York for Salem; Davi m5 V Stroukor, Garriaan, Porth Amboy for do; a Norwood, Wechawkon tor ey Dart Almeda, pon, Port JoBnson for Portemouth; ara E Stmpaon, . Baltimare for do; Perey, Miteh- Ls pore Annie Dunean (Br), Leare, ‘sarah Carney (BO, retic, © in. iy Dovey, sey Wanees, March 26—Cloared, schr Geo D Maribel Pore Porry, Flynn Cape Haytt oon GHARD & FARNIAM, Tr (AUITABER ¥5) noe MAN, foot dist at., Bavt Rives Fri “SALE OR SHARTERAVARE Wipe 140 foot 1 Fee SALE—SCOW BARGE frvight, club or gentloman's: boat 23, THOROUGHLY SOUND AND, iN ash, business uF roal ‘DON, HHorald vitice. ANTED—A RWALL SCREW STEAMER, FROM 43 to. toot Lo i; wast be ln good order and : ‘altabl for Anse ‘and freight, Addross, giving tieulars, He, box 4th Now fice. MISCELLANEOUS. 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