The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1879, Page 10

~ from there to her home in Delaware. 10 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH. 28, 1879.-TRIPLE SHEET. SS ee a Se eae eee Secon ~~ john, NB; Johnate POINDEXTER'S TRIAL. FINE. ARTS. Ine he deat and Stress panes lamamanagpesee-ser Seetis28 vie Get iuledalpniae oe Heloaves a wife g igamer Fannie, Grumley, Philedelphie—Wm P Clydo Aallian, Strout, for ¥ of Her. chre. Luvew D Mandy, ve. for New Yor! Stoamer Sarah, Sherwin, Philadelphia—Jumow Hand, Hi ttichet : ENP OF THE: COUNSEL ARGUMENTS—THE CASE THE STEBBINS COLLECTION. pea latte sta ES Bh Beamer Eleonora, Join Rabon’ sh lal ee GIVEN TO THE JURY—NO VERDICT YET. An art reception was given by Mr. James H. Steb-~) 4, ne th mo bof Btoamor mor Neptune ‘Berry, ey Pri Dus mocks Porto aant’ for do: sehr Join 8 do, Bos ode Woe te hips lant ancuhinadeanuay a entice e-cable announces the death of Professor George hara (Nor), Larvae ag tery ee les £ Oe. e CiRNPURGOS, Mureh 11—Arrived, ‘beige Orlean (i), Bone at Addis « Pidior. Jorgenson, (sx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.} ey idence on Madiso: Frederick Schoemann, of the University of Greifstvald, naie Norman (ir); Davidson, Shangh alter due, Barbados; Alrana (Br, Smith, do; Kurokw’ (Rr, | Sovannah for [istoors, Baker, New York to present to the view of his guests, ladies and gen- . Livermore. Doane, Kiveston, du: aches MJ Foley’ (Br), Gavin, Barba: | fords, " Ricumonp, Va,, March 27, gre’ Hlemen (among the lehter aon artists), the fine the distinguished German archwologist and philos- eo Bark Obed Baxter, Baxter, Yokonama—Vernon H Brown Hes: Bi Be wader, Rortan,F Fors Spain; 19th, brig Louis “Bo- awe l—Kebr American Eay ywlove, Philadelphia, The Poindexter ~ trial was resumed this | ora $ wy | OPher. Herr Schoemann was born at Stralsund June | “Bark Eliza (Br), Cox, Exeter, E—Geor oF Bulloy. Nailed 17th ‘ » Mareh 16 W Anders morning, and the entire day was devoted ones ee rye ted eaten up ] 281793,and recoived his education at the University of |. ¢ Jr at ahi), Tichiaa, Larne (Ireland)—Slocovich & bert HW: det Jah pn ate, Hast, Row Aeron ona -_ 1% Wonb. tase to the argument of counsel. ‘The attend. | 1 NINE 1 ne ann irhed, Hie collection of seventy. | 2°82 1 1813, at the age of twonty, he:became a tutor Oi ssa: Kania Ofek tbaindtoubia Falmouth for ordere— | (Bin ans oo Bang eae mae eek td Abeta Mine Vane tard ute ance was: larger than on any precoding | ‘°¥ a6 ans ae ¥ | atthe University of Greifswald, at the same time | Funeh, Raye & Co Aupenas, March 13— Arrived, brige Mulaxe (By. Shaw, March dG—Nuliod, ache Queddy, Mahoney, @ay, and the negroes monopolized the greater por- | Mine Pictures, inoil, water colordrawingsendpenand / 405 as iibrarian. Ho devoted many years | Punch, Baye to i, Roore, Cork ar Pamanth fr od Gir npuies samba Fore new cores sak B mataeaee | Omath se tons der dagmn te ‘clonta " a \- ay ¥ . Brown, Baul whr (: MeAllep, © eR tion of the limited accommodations in the court prapamnpatia sping. nega eyespaunenn 5 ~~ to, the investigation of the legisation of he | o Bark Cand (Non), Jensen, Quoonstown,or Falmouth for | tns!'Rebt Ditton, Davis, Nt Thomas; Hoh, A Donen (Be, gaat, Ketek. Une D Lathrop, Me Aiton; Clentesges. 4 if room, ran jong Athenians, He wrote with great learning and inteili- Bark Tell (Nor), Olson, h, Edye 4 2 8’ room, A room in becheee of the court was occt- | Tisctions of foreign pietures in the city, bp yi Athenfans, Ho wrote with great learning and intelli; | ark Toll Nor) Olsen, Uarbare (Qermany-—Funch, Baye} | Draitnaga, Poly 20— Arrived. eghrs Theune Stone aa ‘es 3. March 22—Arrtvod, sehr Eliza Williams, Sehol- pied by ladies, who could hear thoargument through | | 1. nich average of merit and contains exam- | SAthenian Justice,” "The Course of Atle Proce- Hark John Rutherford (Br), Brownell, Marseliles—Funch, | Smith. Me <Dowald, Murtiniane, “Min io rt March G, bark ‘inga (Br), Partrids dure” (1824), “Antiquities of the Greeks” (1850), He has published aGerman translation of the orator sce with a historical and critical commentary. His translations of the Greek poems were excellent, par- ticularly the ‘Prometheus Unchained” "and the “Eumenides” of Zschylus, ublished between the years 1547 and 1860 & series He ooks on theology | yj) lattice blinds, The Commonwealth's Attorney, George D. Wise, mado the opening argument. He con- gratulated the jury upon the near termination of the case, and assured them.of an impartial discharge of his duty in the case, In the courke of his argu- Wark Hitur (Ans), Radicieh, Rochefort—Slocovieh & Co, Bark Astrea (Ital), Sissone, Naples—Slocovich & Co. Bark Hancock, King, Buenos Ayres—John Dunn. Bebe Walter M Young, Thompson Jerembe—Brett, Son & “chr Jonnie Reailey, Libby, Arroyo, PR—Alvah Mudgett, Sehr Mary Loulea, Gaskill, Washington, NU—Zophar ples of men seldom if ever seen in this country. Four of the more important of the pictures men- tioned below will be remembered as having formed part of the second loan exhibition of the Society ot Dec- orative Art. nd, from Baltin GUANTANAMO, Maret, istol ~ raed mee a Resse ae ot an Forfuny is seen in an unustal phase im and comparative mythology. Behr Ad@ie Henry: Ds Dudley, Nowborn, NO—Mastan Wig tt ete tate’ of Georgia, in Texas, in | Bi# lifesize portrait of a Spanish lady, withe| * ping ccae L f Berrie reed antar oeen a Saar ne iPlensamt.¢ Mississippi. and in Kentucky recently, whic | 18 ne rendition of her handsome face. OF Gérome) ww my at p., for forty years a medical prac- J Schr Ann I, Brown, Crowoll, Boston —Cox & Green. Ping there are his celebrated pictures, well known Sehr Wm # Bowen, Jucksou, Providovce-2J C Roberts. Sawyer, New York was very timely and appropriate. He reviewed the titioner of eminenco in Rochestér, N, Y,.died yester- regu Panel, tien wae Ne Oetantin i Towse, une? schrs !lenry Tthovles from Balel rt tt Wilatoxtne xc. arrived Wire ee Chick, St Jago de Cuba, HAVANA, March 18—Arrived, st M, fanale (and sailed 20th tot rotor Aj selirs AP Htmerson, Kmerson. Ih ), for Nantos, ‘Ker, March” SArvived, steamer pp of Moxteo, terian, Robinson, Revgl; barks Harold” iphonso et Marie Mo's trey, Privat, nea. ‘March 27—Arrived, ship Ilo Martha (Fr), Oliver, Rallod sehr Holen M Stor 1 08, Keilor, from arrived Murch 1 i4—Arelv ed, bark Evening Star (Br), mers William @ Howes, josmor j—Arrived, schrs O H Booth, Bi w York; Francis Shubert, Crammer, Philadolph j¢ Townsend, Loveland, do; Bnowtlake, Curtis. millio Ann, Cnrson Mauls E Fisk, Matt Holo; John MeGihats, Colborne, James River 20th, ship «beige. “faritay, Lone Now York? ) Pensacola; Etna, rd, Day, do} ign Adu TL, White, White, do; Sailed, stermor Achillos, tvidence very effectively, and cited atthorities to through the engravings, the fino satire, “L ‘Emi- day of anging pectoris, aged sixty-soven, eon: é Grete Pasat. Heniy. de; Grise Aa: 2: Wale hice do; bag banned March 2 Te tasei the citmoce wan, mminiera Of Custis’ chars, | RARED. Celee', Sd Miss zORRMbCRE REPaHONn ns a . Philadetpitias Bashrod, W" HiIl Tigciue, Now York: DFORD. March achrs Hattie “Molicre Breakfasting with Louis XIV." Vibert's ex- WHAT HAS BECOME OF HIM? Fee YN en ab ane jiles, Bostou; 22d, bark Esther, Benjamin, oe Saat 0 ‘itor oer Sieum feet State of Por acter and Christian life he spoke with eloquence and ol] ACTON tudy, “Scene at a Spanish — pool; Khoola (Br), Cardiff’; Lessing (ti hrs Be ot that Poin. |celient character study pal \ destiernces, 209 8 the most of the Polmttunity to | Diligence Station,” is remembered from pho- | "Among tho immigrants by the steamship Seythia, Cantuel ie kingston, Ae; Cantina Ue sehtouize an would not even so. muchas tell him | tographs. An earlier and good little _ex- | which arrived at Castle Gardon on Wednesday last, Sonsies Had os Rone spect Be seared: .Nith | ample, of bis work is “The First Born.” | weroan unclo antl a nephew named Depous, tho MARITIME MISCELLANY. : ant ; rmer-sixty-nine years of age aud the latter about aime Hemen of the Jury, I care not what may be your | From Bouguercsu’s brnsh'there is ““Hesitating Bo- | f : = Purser I, Wells, of steamer Morro Castle, from Havana, h, schrs bgcee ui i, A Carter, Champion, Now ¥. e oe do, PM—Arrived, schr Potter & Avo silod—Pilot Tsu dehy at ebb, No, 8, Simonson, crais- 1, Port Johnson for nport for do; Almon Now Vari for ‘do; sloop Fred Brown, Small, vatith— Arrived, sehrs Onwar Fall River: Ann Eliza, Al Hneon, Petty, Crow Nerdict; write it as you may; Id rather | tween Love und Riches.” Alma Tadema is intercst- | Sixteen. The unclo brought 30,000. belorging to | |; Soe Bees be Curtis dead than’ Poindexter living.” | in, “ himeelf, and bosides carried 18,000f, in trast for hia | “ll! please accept our thanks for his attentions, New York. ¢ and archwological to a high degree in “Queen 0 or, and Jamos Mt The crowd began to Dat the Moor ainent, when | Clothilde, Wite of Clovis, Instructing Her Children in | nephew. ‘The pair took lodgings at a boarding houso trove whtio ons voc fe S Hatelmoro for Teatoo, sold Mebougall, srt Ark, sgn an owe Wark in: TP Aball, To. lect, and a DUT OE Oe ie nn warner | Anas." Pettenkotier, hardly known here, shows his | in Greenwich strect. Yesterday morning Ottili De- mux for about SHAN and sailed | pol ! : Wako, eee Si tur New Heaters the gavel of the Judge fell with such enated upeg | sterling qualities in the ““Market Scene in Hungary.” . y fo for Halifax in ballast Sailod 27t0, stormor Manitoban (By), MeDougall, Raston. |" P3t—Arrived. ae rises inn Grier Ward, Hoboken, that instant silence was secured le insisted upon | ‘azide aud Seck” ix a superb Alvarez, remarkable | poas, the nephew, calted on Superintendent Jackson 12M uY A Litcurixip, Druzamond, from New York | ¢,KtNeston March, 19-—Avejved, sole Myre A Eras, Dalal Wares Kimo caaen reine: Fall or i apore, at St Thomas, hud discharged suMeient gargo to get copper out of ‘water, aud was repairing Mareh 1 Bank Armave (Ft), from St Mare for Havre, with log- wood, put into St Thomas March 17 leaky. x MaxtLa TI ier), Gonner, from, Hong Kong, at St ixco Mareh 18, reports Feb CHL LT Ne lon 157 she proposition that aman who brings on a conflict hus no right to take life under any circumstances. THE. DEFENC! "The argument tor the defence wi& opened by Mr. fohu 8. Wise, who paid a fitting tribute to the Christian life and character of Curtis, the deceased. He would not asperse his memory. He died fighting at Castlo Garden and informed that offieial that hi uncle bad mysteriously disappeared, having in his possession the 48,0007. The young ‘man, who was very much unnerved, said that his uncle took his evening mealon Wednesday as usual, and at dusk went ont of the boarding house for a short walk, and that was the last seon of him. They were natives of for its figures, the glimpse through the curtains into the sunlit room and the painting of xome tapestry” ona wall, “Les Incroyables” is a good and early little Detaille, showing strongly his master Meisao- nicr’s influence, A fe and important example of ter ix his four figure piece, “The Game ist.” “inditect Taxes” 18 » Zamnacois. Again wa sec, Alvarez witk Rivor, vier AvAGURn, "March York: setir Carrio Saw Ardréssa: the Indy ‘of the Lake, wringing her hands and ex. | TYor hank and ihe oisinal Study of Judith” is ro- Wersn, Kroll, at Philadelphia tid Pogo * claiming— markable for its flesh tunes. + DATES OF DEPARTURE. FROM NEW YORE FOR TUE MONTHS " Totwrgck ny sanity beanght on! Tico, the Fortuny of the landseepists, and seldom (OF MARCH AND APRIL, Soe Parts cach ata Naoaph hassel, Raterat Bosak | FaRm seen. here, is represented by e CRE RRT PE Ao ae oar a Be. Wise, sep wee argument. in conclud- | very noticeable for its drawing, light and archi- Linnnacta Seite, [Destinations ee. BARK Cuampron (Be, Moses, in ballast from Dankirk ing, sal 7 10 g! wg Fee erea te waits, | tectural texturo, called “Interior of a Court in The Queen... _|69 Broadway for Delaware Breakwater, went ashore near Ocean City, vated the charge to murde1 this man is guilty: | Grenada;”"a second pictire in the same, medium, | City or iuichinon 1-98 Broadway | Md, on Weanesday night during & heavy SE storm, ‘The ae ne eect At gonially aed woraliy, | YeY fine in atmosphere and color values, “The Seine | Australia prospects of saving her are good. him not come forth degrade (sa al ven d es ‘A at Poissy;” und two superb water colors, de- Bark Diana (Nor), Roth, from Java for Boston, at St and for a thing any of us might havo done. | T wou! licious. 4 light, air and color, “Boating Party in Thomas, had repaired March 17 and was to sail soon, Her expenses were some $2,000; cent. rather see him hanged than to go toafelon’s cell to come out to have the finger ofscorn pointed at him.” Colonel J. B. Young, senior counsel for the de- fence, made another strong and effective argument, in which he confined himself closely to the facts, and claimed that if the jury should find accused not guilty it would free hini from everything that took place at the factory, but he would still be liable to punishment for the horsewhipping. Mr. George D. Wise, the Commonwealth's Attor- de Boulogne” and “Washerwomen at bottoming taken at 14 per Poissy.” De Nittis, also a stranger in Ami is seon at his best in the water color, “A Chinese Shop,” and the masterly little oil painting, with marvel- lously well drawn and charming ‘figures, called “Confidences.” ‘“Pifferari” is a strong water color example of Fortuny. Pasini is brilliant, a master of ronping and a giver of sunlight in his “The Sultan’s Escort.” De Beaumont’s ‘Temptation of St. the Bois irs ae AL In port March Avna (Br), from Wilmington, NC, for Newenstle. B, put into Bt Thomas in distress, was discharging arch 17 into Danish bark Deodatn, which was being used ns a storoship. Should sho take f rard the A rigo she will recive the Inmp sum of Bua Fixnoax (Nor), from Now York for Richmond, Va, is probably the vessel ashore at Ocean City, The F'was spoken 25th off the Capes of Delaware, aver a 3 61 Broadway :]99 Broadway 1/3343 Broadway 217 Bowling Green cue it from Jacksonvil Bremen Dork for Havti, to raail next dag flod 13th, kebr Pive Bistars, Hutebins, New York via MELno igre aareh 12—Arrivod, bark Catharine Sudden, Tn port March 14, brig Thon ae soph Clark, meen: New Yor! Anna, ‘Miller, robles Ttobecea “A Cartor, ¢ ad pean County of Richmond (Br), Krell, N of h fob 28—Nailed, brig foarl. Brightman, Mar. brig Was, Happy Return Be), SCasnphall from Vehsnce ia I ai from Grenada, arrived 6th: LP Mallory, Cs, PR, Fob 27—Arrived, aches Impero (Br), Now-York via StJolin, PR: Althea (Br), Etna (Br), Ferguson, New | River: Onward, Crowell, Port Johnson for do; Ana Elina, Allon, Ellzahethport for do; Sallie W Ponder, Loneoln, New York for Taunton; sloop Fret Brown, do for Provi- ene oie LONDON, March 25—Arrived, schrs Charles Car. roll, Hoboken for Norwich: Mary Iamilton, do for doz Kenia, do for do: dM Curtor, Port Johnson for Prov: ny _fallantly, ‘but he denied that by, the cowhiding | in'tSciting ‘Pickcts for a « Buh Suen” wlan: | Gelinns aod Bet dinposed of all’ thelr wrouergsions n violent alo from ® 10 N, lost snd aplit walls. aL 14, brig Mbp . Ariivod. sels Tatin Felicia, Mohekon: Win D HM of Curtis, Poindexter had, forfeited the (od given auton, “Winter in Wallachia" ia thoroughly | before coming to thiccottntry. “His tucle could not | Bax Jaxer Founts diy). from Cardiff for Havana dvotor® | cone roporin| er fae S y sche ai Metres uae a terns Tie right of self-defence. ike. ihe i M9 cn, complete ‘and eabinet sized Shreyer, well worthy o¢ | speak a word of English and he was afraid. that he | Teported), went ashore off Cape Matomnillos. Island of Cuba, Joy. from and for ow York: Ponn the Commonwealth's Attorney, in which sovere ee tank Wook, De Wouvilieg, inres | bad beas-fontiy: dealt with, On the 2xth of Fobrnary last, th wvetied (6 | from Forandinn, Ae es roy Now York), Fall strictures were made upon Miss’ Cottrell. . He said Hauling the Capstan, Brittany,” is one of @ and proventing them from tak i tortko |. fansen, trom Work nerivoll ith, doe J 4 Hatheld (ie) 5— Arrived, briz Daylight, Gib- that geutieman was unjust to her and: unjust |) Hauling the fipatan, Trong breezy can- = ing alidte ae eeaeas he | Hatfield, from de vie nce, nerived th, wte: Dione, Pat: ois, Wilson, Now York; sloop to. -blinsalé” in thjs. Hor reception | of the swith good figures in fine action, Bertand’s x TAA CA | ready full oe water, and rewehing 3 ‘on thy 20th | Purko?, Townsend, fran Demerara arrived Lith : news tongs td by att ok 2 hin Ste | 3mm portunt “Serenade” in Rome is superb in tone and SHIPPIN G \ 8 W S exertions Matayzas, Morel 17—Arrived, brig irae (8 Malone, York for fall tive 2 dexter shows that 5! 6 t enue - ae ne tells its story in a masterly fashio: sullant’s lives and through | Mavann: sehr A F Whitnoy. Matai eth, steamer Mili Philadelphia, than what liad occurred, Oh, no, she never maned | Conrpunion pictures, entitled “Arcadia,” are ebarm- : 5 i i «| Acton dir), Stract ms, Me Fad: 1, ship Gold ifunter, tf Bee alt legee tier to tha sillinen Gt tha night, like | 28 compositions—ono @ scone with figures by & CEAN ‘EAMEH wens repaicing Moiuus March 17. and would Dh, barks Band March 24—Arrivod, bark — Koni a ehe ; : 7 ~ WAS FO 2 rks eh 2 river bank, and the other in the fields. Horace Ver- o E STEA AS. pe reel ined 20th, FL, Garioy, on, ‘do Vord; chr Ably Thaxtor, Ankehines Jn. PHILADELPITA, March 26-—Artived, steamer Horentos, Swaney, Providencn; schr Bingt, Martin, South Amboy. Clearad—Schrs ME Fomorick, Meredith, Newburyport; WT Medues, smith, Cambria r hampton, Hae rtin, do: Look Out, (Br), Blane, N of nh, John © Smith ‘Seao. do; echre Agnes f ‘Aiton, Blak. do. ‘Matanzas: a Morrison, SW ilo! jock, Harbor Tstand; OF ‘Lottie, Hammond, Boston; RC Thomas, Thorn. B Whocler, Godtrey, Somerset; Mary J Caat- ner, Neal, Cardenas; _Lixale Young, Young, Boston; Tem- pest, Riley, Brid; port Suited Nehre M Cnstner ind 8 W'Manomy. 27th—Arrived, steamers Ann Eliza, Warren, New York; Achillos, Bacon. Newburyport: Reading, Colburn, Salomz ship Edith Troop (Br), Smith, Antwe 1» Orontes (Br), Ruddock. Bordeaux Lishon: brics Orloff (Bri, Bolfontaine. Trinidad; P. Smith, Bartlett, Cardenas: If B Cleaves, Cummings, Ethel A Mer: prnrs, ot. Kunton, for New York, arrived 23: io, arrived March 2 Florian, onset St Thomas Anthony” should be noted for its nude, There is a* ria Matanzas: schra Bowsie Bingk, Indlow. do: ney onde ihm cloning segment the cour | AREPOP Sta eae itn gn by Mihot inane Bowtne rok | com muse ewes of Donn, moat ew Mater, ns | tm are! arduous Sahel a Hata | aan ana Ma Hara bre Sar of which he summed up the entire facts in the case, | Wetiors sive Brittany Children” show what a lows City of in Liverpool owling Groen | Pore [esq be asad in tho fshing business |. Gin. Watheld, aw Sock ane, wailed for Miynation du, | Ea Gotin, Cacia, Now York: Mary Frovinnd, < and appealed to the jury to retutn a verdict accord | 1:5 death was to American art. Villegas’ “Bull | State of Indiana ret Broadway,” | Senn fn &, Axxie, Cook, from St Thomas for Cardenas, | Parker, Wilmingten RO inte tterie Lang. West, ¢ Sesto’ Allen Grtans-miakenren a; Lorn ris: vin sa . se "On ) A te a Nt Li ne, = a 3 ding to the law and the evidence. Fighters Waiting Their Turn” is a strong little char- 21]OL Broadway: gested si the Saona Island on the morning of March | town, SCz 7th ei sche ‘Dili, Démeeasa to tend Kadinon, rovidencer 31 ond, Ronson Xow Bedfors - ST ae ea ts | acter study. Of Troyon a little cattle piece is noted. I. Capt Cook and throv men arrived at St Doimingo City | for Now York’ ‘sclirs ashing, Mosher, Portland; | George P'Trigk, Trask, Gloncester; WG Bartlett, Parsons, At twenty minutes to cight P. e arguments | A'iood water color, by Simonetti, is called “Con- on tho 7h in thoir boat, and wore immediately taken in | Plorenco Nowell, Buker. New York. New York: Gust, Goff, Norwlehs Bittow "Mortis, Boul cee by the Amriean Consil, Sniled Fob 2k, brign being closed, the ease was given to the jury, who Psssapine er lead retined to their consultation oom to make up | Crt.” A fine little water coler, Ox Melwnonter, 18 & Babson, from Boston for St arnoy (Br), Wiltin Deciware Brxaxwaten, March 36—Arrivedebrig Mattie @ verdict. The . great crowd still remained | Portrait of | himsest oS ate scaptia Seee Liverpool TMA AU A koman inditeaee wae eiekerning: “Pirke, March 3% (Be, Jost, | B Ruswolle Atherton, Matanzas; schr Emma MeAdam, in the court room, and the streets approaching ar me Louis fer Supper inept March'17, so that a thorough examination can be made. Minh, brig O © Clary a £,0 nae 4 Pay” isa good story by Louis Lelojr. A valuable | Rotterdam * In port Mare! ark Forbes, for bant 9 last night—Ship Frank N Thayer, it were thronged with people eagerly discussing the | tittie water color by Ten Kate is a scene in a “Dutch Havre The pleco of board with letters Wm R If, in wilt, which ice Exetorn Sur; Hogart te Now York,are | Mack Phitadelpinin for tun Franciaco. > i case and speculating upon the verdict. At ten o’clock | Guard loom.” ‘Ready for the Market” is a crayon -| Hamburg. a Bailes ROR Re bauke Hoplaey:eckr 4th ; Ocoun Bello (Br), Nechoston, to load for New Arrived, bark Schwelgaard (Nor), Helgeren, Roche- the jury were still out, and an inquiry resulting that | Guwing by Kosa Bonheur. Among. the other paint: -Hiverpoo! ppalon Coe Mit aves. ae, wan ten gabe fe $3 50 par hid}: Tada (Bb). Wagitgen, from Monte: | tort: aches Kato Rommell, Adams, Progreso for New York; Be eee ena ene cate hecwennt: ey Were | ors represented are August Bohheur, Jean Goubie, ported in collision with British ship Cavalfar. * r SAL te, Wanhinen Ser ccieen a ‘i lina, Gaskill, from Washington, NC, arri hia: AG J. ii cin re ee Rergeant and the Court | Worms, Saintin, Hangniet, Boulanger, Ricardo Mad: @ Brondw $—Tho main hatch of the ship David rey. from Now York, afrived ? set “Sarat iva (ir). Stow ened . razo, Detaille, Rossi, paubleny, Cervi, Loth, Berné- 20 Brondway y, and some 250 halos of cotton frou Gloucoster, Muss, arrived 3 art (from Cienfuegos), for Boston; ache Emma MeAdam ELOPEMENT AND DESERTION. — | 2oienu‘ycarat'?* Huser Vernier, Hicnter, Bier Ot Brondway” | shows water damuco, ive ikoly thine the pe hae psig teselieg sch Mand wen | Rv Vora ed the Winnotred (Br), trom | X - ely that the fire hy ‘ IN. stadt ond Beard. les Beonaway Hoon Ycontined to tive ntior “part of ie vers ite pnt Pinan, Mart, Feb 27—Arsived. bark Atlantie. Lan. | B ea gas om os eae . a lot of canvas was lyig on the ro, Barbados (and xal jarch’ 10 N ork); MISS BRIDGES’ PICTURES. Sed nace SEEMS see. Mane ottartttn. “end’ ie’ ck | sub anteneLanaveer; Malady, Hew You Undvubee Ios | ES ee ee ‘THE SAD EXPERIENCE OF A DELAWARE GIRL for Baracoa), it peared to ©o all badly burned. It will be tho task ofa Acollection of pictures and water colors ‘by Miss FROM PUILADELPUIA. left the bride lect on the steamer ana came ashore, + WESTERN UNION | TIME ‘ BALL. Foreign Affairs ‘and distinguished member of the bem, since Arexaxpnr, March 26—Some of tho vessels lately ar- bY, wehe. Nailed March 8, achr Moro Castle, Naus, Baracoa, vis, New York. Louis (Br, for Boston; March 6, 1LAM & POR’ March 26—Arrivod, ston mor Fagnconts, wi N AWAY WITH HER COUSIN. : us ‘week or more te get the entire cargo from the hold, but th iN Nathan ©h , from Virzint apie is Fidelia Bridges, who leaves shortly for England, was | Nedetland..........|April 9.[Antwerp. diochargiug ‘will meet igo en. eieeally watil--sete't ini In port March 13, bark Aroorican Eagle, Joninstona, from aa Kew ork; sobre Neshen Monvor, from Tlccinta (ey TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) : " : ¢ The hull of the ship came out of the water very st Port arrivol th; brig Poarl, Brightman (from Port its Chasn: Randall, New York; Louisa A Orr, of, 1879, placed on exhibition at Reichard’s Art Rooms yester- AC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY. yesterday after tho water had been taken from the hold Spain arrived 6th, for New York, idg; sclirs Anita, Sm: bell, Pickorinz, Doe to load for Nowy Bautimone, March 27, . day. ‘The graceful, refined examples from the brush ALMAN. . , Bonetens iseuatne 26 she oper ent star ce Kertndon yareeaelon, arinee em 285 ‘Lavolta, Whitmoro, from nder, Jr, Welch, Boltaet, to oad for Now The steamer Georgiana, on her return trip to the | oe this artist are well known to visitors tor tff¢ ex- yin ty AOR lowest point of submersion. vy fromthe | Now York, arrived Teh: Ante Bele (probably the Moran. agent | Eastern Shore this evening, took among her passen- | yipitions of the Water Color Society, and several old March 14—Tho bark, Mallovillo, Harlow. from from du, arrived oeh WG ts poflenred—Stonmor Liverpool. vie Hel gors: Miss Sarah Callaway, of Seatord, Del., who | favorites will be recognized. Thocollection ot forty- Six, Tencued from, the sel | Hysd sthy Traveller, Hudgen, { Wentworth, and in Oliver, Now. York eingey returns to her homo a» sedder and nee seven water colors and eleven oils shows us snow- raver. ow Mafch im at a8 X: ton 30 te temiae Monk hates tare pal ag Be mle Alana A Cy Ai Hy Dirda on. snow laden twigs. sca birds apa the at and pare of mainmast carried aw Rio Janoiro (and sniled 11th for Matanzas BSailed: ark Ciara B MeGillver rigs it 3M. Bal, Got. girl than when she eloped from it uiset, an a ‘cllow ani state, - * | sbhr Winner, Mitcholl, Mobile ont aw onda; schrs Kato MF aioe, ee EL Biates few days ago. ‘Miés Callaway éloped with sicr = ring birde on ‘mul in 8 on{ HERALD YACHT WEATHER ces Haars reh 27—Sehr HH McCurdy, hence for St wallet ‘ite a dence ‘tor Sow York erie | Be ey Odell J om rreil, torn XG sili ~ _cousin, ® young man named Charles Ross, from on mere pa iad vi _— sbinas saws and é VATIONS. or with he beef, eather an tceboren te Soted woethon: | Vann 4 Bemerare and atlod. 15th fon hzua, ‘at constors whiich put in tor — cepa _ their home in Seaford on Monday'last. They had ame, Pies P Henry and others, and is insured | Brasil ( ref th TorGardense 1 toload tor ‘of Tine! rela, ‘Weehawken for St. ae im NB: Nellie Deen engaged for some time. The girl took passage OBITUARY. - ETS a aaa aaa CA iil a dns si . terns Bi ia Finite A pireades So) . do for Portland; Join & ‘Frank, Low, Bose 2 27, | Hour. imi _ rhea fs on the steamer at Cambridge and was joined at ( rare Jat Tuosiay for a sonling voyage, had her which started | Ehrman, Collison, Martinqua cand walled. 12m for Car. | Now or ‘chr $8 Kendall, Kendall, South Amboy. Potter's Wharf, where the’ steamer next stopped, Seal aa aondy. feo ana pat inte Hiver de Loup. Sho has boen inspected by elena ak Het teres brig Mangon (Nor), rHOvIDENG Murch 22—Arrived. were Wm B Huston, by her intended husband. The Georgiana arrived SENOR JUAN ULIOA, 3 Fa: Bt a aki eee ee oe Boiginan Vr), Groong, Cala a eg ei tall: beer eae Alten ‘Phiten a aera Bruen, ker, to. . : ie : ‘ nd Som tare hero on Tuesday morning, when the young man} Seflor Juan Ulloa, a former Spanish Minister of ‘NOTICE ‘TO MARINERS, Howdoine Randall, Boston; ish,” uelg |-ton Carver, Perth Ambor: Charles Carroll, Dentke, Hlixa: iz bethport; J 1 Worthington, Fiteh, Hoboken; sloop Frod Addie R Warner. Lowis, St Croix; | Brown, Sinall, New Yor! ostensibly to find a clergyman to mar: F Shick time he hes not been ween. 1 Callaway | 59sesta party, died at Madrid on Wednesday. Juan ; New York, March 27—Noon, | rived here complain of the uiiicutty of wavigating vonre | 21th. dele Qanngo (Br), Murchison, and Floctwood (Br), | Salle’ —Staimer Tonawanda; Shermbn, -Philndelphing Waited patiently throughout the day for her lover, | Ulloa was a member of the first Cabinet of King |. ‘Tg Wostord Unton time ball fell correctly to-day. forglonsat ihe iger caused tyr the lspacoment of buoys Sutels, for Sagua and X of Hattornss harks Fae ds Sere Oe eet Sos duck airadeers mati Hoyt, end as agi aprons’ And be alld to spear she | Amadcns, in the position of Minister of Justice. He GENER 7 the inst winters fos. Final Ges Whiberg, Apulaceota; he Commander, chines, Mean Lei i Thompsen, Tian, New Tork ooo reer Seek rrived.. sch Wesaine ‘greatly, Ssesed had a long political record. He began his‘career as a WHALEMEN, 1 port March 17, barks Henry A Titchtotd, Drammond, | yon, Re tid eomaeht, Poctdoteacn WASTED AFFECTION. Her distress attracted the attention of the officers PORT.OF NEW YORK, MARCH 27, 1879. New York for journalist, and was an excellent writer and speaker. to the throne, -Yet when Amadeus appeared he quickly conformed to circumstances and accepted a position in the Italian King’s Cabinet. In May, 1874, , white und ied hight ug Fe Ci sepe prostrated from terror and grict. The ice are looking for the missing man, who is ‘When last seen he was OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. bound Steamer State of Nevalla (Br), Braes, Glasgow Marcy 15, (Br), Peterson, Sout thirty youre old, in asaloon, under the influence of liquor. ‘The de- | With like readiness he accepted the portfolio of Min- via Larne 16U rer rs to Austin Bald: comme . serted bride elect is a pretty, mode: t! looking, in inter of Foreign Affairs ynder the vaguest, least | win & Co. Munich 25, lat 42 0). ton oo 8 pawed an Aneb bor Ansxpat, to March 27—Arrived, bark Vilg (Nor), Grogert- Tiedacses OG Ae about vas omg She excited the sympathy o' definite government that Spain ever had. teamor Wyoming (BY, from New York for Liverpool: | %™- ‘ew York for Stettin. panos ruxilto Bursou, March 27—Sailed, steamer Arragon (Br), Symons, New York. Bouveavx, March 26—Arrived, bark St Christopher (Ger), Schaefer, Baltimore. Sailed 25th, barks Quillota (Fr) San Francisco; Nordeniskjold (Nor), Potorson, Now York; 26th, Butoshiro (Br), Jones, do (the latter not previously). Bancetona, March 21—Sailed, bark Ismaclo (Ital), Alle gro, United States. Caguiaur, to March 27—Sailed, bark Geroloma Olivart | ASTORIA, 0, March, (tal), Pastorino, Boston. oo Ta Linskei Gait * Corexmacen, March 23—Arrived, barks Ocean (Nor), vitae Sere. Taraidsen, Now York; Venerata (Nor), Petersen, do (the | 30 TOX latter not previously). Dxat, March 27—Arrived, bark Aun Wheaton (Br), Owens, Benufort, SC, for London, Exsovtu, March 26—Sailed, bark Atlantic (Br), Wyman, United Furxrwoop, March 26—Arrived, steamer Zeal (Br), Court, Baltimore. . Giascow, March 20—Artived, ship Glencairn (Bn, Tan- nook, New York. Hotyiean, Mareh 27—Arrived, bark Norden (Nor), Han- son, Ponsacola for Liverpool. Havnx, March 26—Arrived, stoamor Euphrates (Br), Mitchell, Baltimore. barks Reynard. Kingman, Boston; Christol ke, New York; Aagot (Nor), Johnsen, United who heard her sad story. Miss Callaway returned to Cambridge to-night on the steamer, and will proceed 27th, 130 miles E of do,’ steamer Olympia (Br), do for Lon- dom : rame dity 20 miles a2 of do, steamers State of Ponn- 1), do for Glasgow: Adrintic (Bn, do tor Liver. pool, an Be denet line Steamer Wieland (Gen), Hobich, Mareh 12 and Havre 16th, with Kauharde & Co. Had variable weather. heavy westerly storms, high seas and Steamer Morro Castle with ers to Wm WILLIAM P. PETERSON, William P. Peterson, one of the oldest and best- known members of the Seventh Regiment Veteran Corps, died yesterday morning at ten o'clock. For thirty-five years he wore the regimental uniform and discharged tho functions allot to him with honor to himself and advantage to the organization. It was in the early days of the regiment's existence that Mr. Peterson joined as arn of the time of his death he was its second oldest member, For upward of twenty years he was treasurer of the Fourth com- pany, of which Captain W. H. Kipp has. command, and always enjoyed the confidence and respect of his associates, He was a quiet and unassuming mai nial friend, but withal a strict disciplinarian. Mr. Peterson was ‘of some means, having suc- ceeded his father in the conduct of an old established and prosperous hardware business, ‘. Mareh 16—Ai 18th, bark G Kensett, Henraden, iy ‘Sailed 18th, sebr © THE WAGES OF SIN. FANNIE WRIGHT, THE MURDERESS, RECOGNIZED IN A WRETCHED STATION HOUSE LODGER. About nine o'clock, on Wednesday evening, a hag- gard woman, dressed in rags and covered with filth, tottered into the Mercer street station house and begged for a night’s lodging. She was shown into the apartmenit reserved for such homeless waifs and sank down on the floor in seeming exhaustion. Yesterday morning, when they came to rouse her, she asked to be left unmolested, as she was sick and in great tribulation. While the doorman was hesi- tating about what action be should take, Officer Hemuel Seamen stopped before the wretched looking creature, and in the wan face, with all the signs of dis- sipation, aud under the rags and tatters that covered her, he recognized a woman who, ten years ago, figured in one of the most sensational tragedies of the day. She was Fannie Wright, then a notorious wo- man, who on the 19th of October, 1867, stabbed and instantly killed Officer Rohert McChesney at the cor- ner of Canal and Mercer streets. The trial attracted vonsiderable interest at the time and revealed the secrets of a lifetime which were of a very i, om Dominion, Walker, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdso atid passengors to the Old Domin- jon Stenmahi Lewes, Del, with mdse to the Lares Gibb pominion Steamalip ( Stoamor Pottaville, Pioree, Philadelphia, with coal to the Reading RI Co. Steamer Allentown, Mills, New Haven for Philadelphia, Anchored in the lower bay for harby Ship Dryad (of Liverpool), E with mdse to Arkell, *'& Co. Passed Cape of Good Hopo Jan 24, 8t Helena Fob 7, and crosed the Zquator Few 2 Bin jon 3119, Ship New World, [ammond, London Feb 22, with mdse to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Tad fine weather’ to lon 43; thence strong wosterly winds and high sens, eck Savannah {Ger) Feblemmann, jromen 35 days, with ty barrels to Hermann Koo 1p George W. ehingbon, (Gof), Probst, Bremen 30 days, with barrels to TE Koop & Liahon, Dunnlog. New Orleans March 2, with mo- ELIAS DARBY, Elias Darby died at his residence, in Elizabeth, N. J., last night, in the cighty-eecond year of his age. He was born in the city where he died and spent his entire life in 1797. He worked at the bench as a jeweller in 1816, He tanght school from 1622 to 1#26, and thon established himself in the jewelry busi- rede Bark. TE He ‘A Seribner, Seull, SBaLAMont, Mareh saat ‘New Bed! jatan bat cor: rigs Romance, 2Tth—Arrived, steam pool via Halifax; hire (ii, \ Wallace, lasses to BH Howell, Son & Co; vessel to James WEL well & Co. fly (Br), Hansen, Belize, Hon, 16 days, with mdse ‘Scher Ruth T Carlisle (of Philadelphia), Smith, Alvarado, peculiar character. Fannie Wright was Feige he ype bn dod bine - his | oad yeaa Cedar, &c, to A Marquardt; Vessel to A | states. Snery < th. He was an active, upri mn, an Flopetiable Poughkerpai fexnly, which eho had fed half « contary tet publie igen and enjoyed the | y see Paton ot Ta Sane arte S rgpetohpen belgie item Magugeothn> grat mie ; phe honor of having been the first Mayor of the city. | nchester urray, Now York; Linhope (Br), Blacklaw, Boston inple, Charl from when quite young to jon hersetf to» | honor gemeving been the, frst Mayor ot oN |“ Reved mn Toul, Thonn Cardenas via ewes, Del, | prince award ih), Fraser, Xow Ortonasi evo (Be, Wile A ried Sip en : folk. sche Whitney Long, Bickmore, Ma served Many years as an alderman and ville 8 days, with When the news of her arrest reached hor family boron, \ Mayor. Elizabeth was granted a city charter in 1585 vewsel to Warren Sailed 26th, ship Jot che HS Williains, Wilson, Jack: jginber to Bentley, Gildersicove & C (Nor), Hauff, New York; 27th, sii ro, undergoing repairs; eat ic ira; Albert St Domixco City, March G—Sailed, brig. Eli York, In port Mareh 9, sehra Mary E Olives peer for Now Ext lo, do. bu nt M Chadwick, Hardy, Barranquilla (and sailed samo day to return). i ‘hitmoro, N of Haxtoras, Tusipa Wubel, Merch Lt-aperivedy bark 3D ‘Buono, Jones, St Jago. AMERICAN (PORTS. DITA, March io“ Batted, schr Artic Garwood, TON, hey cern bark D A Brayton. brig! th etl, abel te ‘Allon, Phitadetph ease De Wott, Gott, P Album Caribbean (Br, t Nailed none B fl Warten Spengue, Now York. rived, teame? His political opinions would be as difficult to defi; A lotter from Capt Stanton, of bark John Carvor, of NB, | Schultz, Latham, New York for Crum rs RICHMOND, March 25—A\ schrs ane Boll, pg ray ae teat ine yg eed iy ae those ot his colleagues and opponents. He 09 reports her at Taleahuana Feb 14, to sail next day and be | will soon be read Java for | Ball, Rockland: H H Grant, Larder, New Yo: The girl reluctantly admitted that she had given her | assoctated with Marshal 0’ Donmar is the ‘unionist at home in July. Had taken on freight, 800 bbls off and Bae ‘i brig. oo on for ew. Sniled—Schrs Mary Riley, Kiley, Phi esas George containing ail the money she had, to Ross, | party; he accepted office under Isabella, and during AED Se RT ern ene Boston for 25 iat pr ige Seacrior. (Br), , Hampton Pur was confident that he ha notdeserted her. When | the latter year of her reign ho was Ministor to Italy, | REPORTED BY THE HERALD KTEAM YACHTS AND HERALD re Rt Jou: 5, Fa 2 Arrived ache Minnio C Taylor, a j sokr Skylark, Small, tnobion the Georgiana sailed on her return trip at nine P, M, | He took part, however, in the conspiracy to depose WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. SPOKEN, Taylor. 27th, brig Annie Ingram (Be), Gerrier, | Satled_ jark Fremtiden (Nor), Terjeson, a Miss Callaway remained on board and madé the en. | Isabella, and announced himself as a constitutional | Steamer Montaua (Ir), Jones, Liverpool March 15 and * a Fuiladelphi and valled 24h for Humacu): March, beig | RUCKLAND, | Berch 24—Hatlod, sehr OU Avery, tire trip on the steamer, returning to the city again | monarchist. In the period of uncertainty betore the | Qneenstown 16th, with mdse and 1 passongers to Will. Bark Tillie Baker, Boynton, from Now York for Buenos | Gren’ Barbados? jaltimore; 10ti, Annie (Br Bishop. Now | val pce ASA * this morning. Her distress at not finding her miss- | advent of Amadeus, Seftor Ulloa was thought to be | iams & Guion. March 26, 10 P niles E of Bandy date, 104 NW of Bahia, Satled 1 brig: Italia (Br), Miller, Baltimore: 7th ny porte i is, Torrey, and Nangilus, To! if favor of the elevation of the Duke de Montpensier | Hook, pas ow York for Liv mee wet steering NW, March 25, lat | schirs Silver Wing, II in Arecibo; JG Bt MOAN FRANCTSC 1 ing lover on the whart was’ touching, and she ¥ pensier rae, on 73 W. “4 gelirs Silver Wing, Hobbard, ‘do, vin Arecibo; JG Stover, | | SAN FRANCISCO. March 19-—Arrivod, bark: Conatitn, ; — Brown, Naguabo, PR, fon, MeDinald; Honolulu; sehr Helon ‘Morriam, Thoro Blake | Gerduimo Ista Sailed--8hip ‘Rasken, Malgram, Port Townson Emeraid, Newhall, Port Gamble; Webfoot, Lewis, ia Rive SA ‘AM, March 27—Arrived, eehrs Vapor, Hand, Pilate Addie B Bacon, Bacon, New York. Sailod—Stenmner Worcester, Matthews, Boston. BAL arom 25—Sailed, steamer Reading, Colburn, adel 2Uit—Arrivod, brig Ta Mart Cummings, Port Johnsons ache South Shore, Whltaore, Port Johns Salted—Sehie Johnny Messorvo from’ Rockland), Now SOMERSET, March 26—Arrived, chr Turry Not, Barrott, Philadelphia. TON, March @6—Arrived, schr Sunnyside, Zoung. Weoham Keon ; Richmond. Thompson, Port Johusqn} Railroad 41, Port Johnson tor Westerly. mad MA. March 18—Sailed, ship Dashing, Wave, Cone ‘Ran Francisco. rch 22-—BSailod, echre Helen Thompson h for Mavanilias; ford, New. York; 14th, sche Addis rrived, brig Lily (Br), Sh , St Bovinido, Minter, New York sehr 15 Saled, ship Prinees Amadeo | nor. THOMASTON and Calista, for New Yor 25th. work Nellie Cushing, and Mary B Smith, RD March 26—Arrived, orig Ysldora, Rionda (Br, chase fo Portland #sehra AH Howe (of New York), do for Boston: Wm R Far. poll, Winteld. Phitadeiphte. for day Eugene, Glnek, Hobo: ken tor do: Mary Lymburner, Hooker, do for dos Whito . do for do; Delmont Locke, Doulge, fortuna Win it Drury, Anderson, Provideneo Cullon, “Anderson. Hoboken for Cambrid Weobawken for orancy, from nn ‘Augusta Mute Tal), aa Cork for orders; Now York. 2h lenred, sehrs John W Tall, Manson, Portlan aE Chandler (iri, Horden.da Bt n for Woymouth, ‘ah Cal (Bri. sed—kchrs Wm D Madwel, westward bound; Lorette ship Galaten, Lowentofit Rong Svorre, Bor: | Fish’ Wetie: bewutort tor hontet avanna’ Chowan. Rio Janetto, Solted Aches P 8 Lindsey. B Vandusen, Belle Hardy, Le ors Sardinian {is & D Fiske, G F Baird ( Jara E Samy Muir (Br), ine in, % Spe Pittman, M J Chadwick, Vulean, 5 Themen; " press, Abbi ie and Delmonte bocke, WE MINGTON, NC, March 25—Cleatod, ‘sehr Marsha al hiladelphia. |, sehr Mary F Corson, Williams, Perth Am- itn Jas Bliss, from Now York, disg. Areived-—iurk sito (Nor, Morland, Welstale E. Cleared—Wi rg ©), Johnson, Rig. WISCASSET, March 22—Cleared, seht Laura Bridgman, leston. roningen (Ger), Fohiman, Bremen ; Matanzas, Hooper, Sava they made a strong effort in her behalf. The jur; rshman, € Ties, ay Forel counsel, however, by Vigorous exertions, succeeded | the Fourth ward in the City Council several times | "Stirs kT, Bryan, Teo, Brunswick, Ga alnge pith tom aiesren, Marah Wissingion, N oprah dian New etek tre Sti ee Sar wots en, gant Bott eash Wis on BARKICR LANDING, March 27—Arrived, ache Riensi, | Romeo Pore seman Se acces es Dow, Port Johnson, DHARLESTO yan, ver to Dodie, Molute & Go: vessel to FILS Schr Kato & Gifford, Barrett, Baltimore, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. bes a poses for New York, with 0 HEF Dim since 1860, He was selected as one of - hy tem of the Mutual Insurance Com pany, its president in a and hel ition ry the ‘me of his in securing a new trial. is time, by the introduc- tion of new evidence and legal technicalities, a ver- dict of murder in a minor degree was found and the defendant was sent to State Prison for o shorter Lisnox, March 21— Cafiero, Now York. Mansriites, Merch 26—Arrived, brig Kossak, Smith, x w a7th, sehr Florence Rt Hanan, &. Salled 25th, brig Virgino della Guarda (Ital), Scotto, Now Jed, bark Nuova Virginia ian JAMES TR. ADAMS ‘After two years’ confinement her family induced the Governor to sign her pardon, Nothing bas been Mr. James R. Adams died at his’ resience, in this ert < . mer Banton, Fietehor Pull River for Now York. Orleans. hoard of her for years till she yesterday emerged frou") oy, on the 26th inst., in the twenty-ninth yoar of me ing Be ight Marks, New Haven for Now York, in bal- nounst, Mateh 20—Arrived, bark Mary @ Rood, Car- "Aaliod od, . : caged to sickness a weg fons mind | his age, after a painful ilingss. Mr. Adams was ad- Emme sci. "floynhurat, St John, NB, for Now York, by A Yor foun: was given in ¢ mitted to practice at the Bar in the May torm of | With laths to Newcastin, March 26—Sailed, steamer Woodborn (Br), rt, of the Commissioners of Charities ana Correction, Sehr Alice B, pene for Ne ‘ansinia, Thompron, Boston. AEDGAMIOWN, M 1872, having graduated at the Free Academy and | Sehr lacy Dt and was by them sent to Bellevue Hospital, Ad ihe Ciatabel, Mickoregn’ Breton for Dolieeere, Navies, March 26—Arrived, barks Dictator (Nor), Tom- «March 25—Cleared, schra Wm T hada Holmes, Green, do; FN Themes, unas: aches yng Virginia, Xelwin, Ph ALAIN, “Starch ‘2ienatleds selie Mott Hove, Coltt Ne vhiesront, Mareh 26—Arrived, chr Bs Sherman, March 23—Arrivod, Orr, New aot for Portland; Jolin D Page, 1 ken. &o. ALE P. EAsT. YACHTS, Leet retain of BALH—8OOW BARG club ‘# boat Rc *. AN four Stat ot, Hast iver. UG BOAT, 22X23, THOROUGHLY SOUND AND iy good order, for cash, business of real estate. BULDO! Bee Jerald office. alvert, Foley, Baltimoro; brie Hoorge B Youny, Barter, , Bales tocheco, do. MISCELLAN EOUS. rs ATTS “A BY LIVE BALSAM —* AD a TUBUSATISN, Praca DYSbRPatA ana rehire Teniee AS Ones —-nolesrummnnnarat Columbia Law School. His persistent labor and | Sehr fs Youns. Gates, Pall River for Now York. on; Red Jacket, Kondait Ao for do (and sattod AM), BULLION CLYB. great urbanity gave him » prominent place among br Suralt Lovuivn, Rtaplen, Pail itiver for Now York, seven, Galvoston: Glitner (Nor), Halvorson, Now York; | Ralled—sehrs Théodore Dean, Evans, for Boston Biton diner of raat im blood; a certain curative, Bent clio ilegt, Fullerton, New Bedtord for No Fork. | Evie d Ray, Leighton, do; Ossoinak A (ital), Ossoinak, do, | Morrison, barren cores HY A’ "His Pan's at. Now York. and au ‘ndeiste, —_—-—— the rieing young members of the Bar. His talents Behe 6 Pioree, Kelly, Salem for New York. Roves, March 25—Sailed, bark Niobe (Nor), Olsen, N PF po ved, schrs Commerce, Thorndik er . 8 2 A meeting of the Bullién Club, of thie city, was | attracted to his office many clients and his careful | Sehr Wm ‘Wood, Warcham for Now York. Pa h Cleon, Hew | Landesy: sunnece, RT Rey N Rom os Na LottERy, research and stubborn defence of their rights mado Fuller, Yarmouth, Mass, for Now York. tron y Aretle, Ginn, defor Danvers, In this Grand Extraordinary Drawin held last might. It was expected that Professor W. New York for seh him very popular with the Bench. Ho was @ mem- | . Sehr Vietor ilishorman), Rogers, Nantucket for Now | St Mic wavia, March 13—Sailed, brig Marianna T (Port), haat GREENWI pe P. Blake, of Yale College, would address the club, | per of the pubile Lodge, F. end A. aoe was | York 5M Bayles, Arnold, Pros} ee Yomm, Bontos (from Bahia), Boston. bg: pond March 25 -Sailed, sehr LO pides on April, R there wilt bo but 18,000 but s despatch was received from him stating that | rapidly rising a Debiod hima rom Schr Restless, Burnham, Provt oe for ee York, Snaxcrar, March 26—Arrived, ship Levt C Wado, Bagloy, NABLNANDINA, March 19—Cleared, brig Mary BE Pen- a Capttat Frise 000, with other betoulumetcome. Mr Deva Goly rena pope | SiMe it ike Hace fotos | Heke Ra Wake Brokat Mier tue | Monee a hpaaghegralene-scivage ir sae wiping the “renaization on and Management of Minin, o’ol ° 4 i saeratigrtinns b rst ‘Tres, March 24—Arrivod, bark Lada (Aus), Medanteh, Bi vod sche da Maxfiold, 2 Williams, oanfort, SC. ots—Who! 10; halves, Sompeninn 4 Manag | at eleven o'clock A. M., from his lato residence, NO. | York sing Wiitans, Wititenes, Mysto 105 WOE Wee, = TN RAS WO eh aie ship Pride Re: sin Bi chgbther' $u5y vente’ gay dwontrathes addressos were also made | yy Kast Thirty-first of Wales (Br), fone mainenil to rico, President of the New York nage 4 ‘ache Wm ‘Mason, Fronch, Now Haven for Battt Faseod in for Battimore— Minto Sie ied Mé. Coll. Dean, of San Fran- puince Watiiusan, cy Pavests, sian oh aN ghee Howvunan, Marci stcWind ROB, strong; Waromever, | pessess thors Beer ney, Judge ge ockwel, vot rae ie Eugeus Rob. | Prince Waldemar, fifth child and third son of | ’echr Elo, Williams, Port Jefferson for Now York. no. ‘ "| Papel repies @. tS erebane jgron, Professor C! of Col- Seibe miepe, late Chicf Piste ot ‘Ar... TERMINAL FACILITIES, ‘The-Ponnsytvania Railroad Company have under consideration the making of some important im | lapel meth gy Jersey City terminus and at tho on this sido. A now ferry on the Cer new Schr Metshal Perino, Kozers, Greenport for New York. BOUND EAST, * Steamer Eleanora, Johnson, New York for Portland. Bioamner Neptune, ihorry, Now York for Boston, Prince frederick William, Crown Prince of Germany, and grandson of Queen Victoria, died suddenly at Berlin, of heart disease, at half-past threo o'clock yesterday morning. The Prince Joachim-Frederic- t-Waldemar was born at Berlin February 10, 1808, and held the honorary elapse: in the First regiment of the foot guard. Livenroot, March 27—Wind SW, moderate, snow. 4 Piywovtm, March 27—Wind NE, frosh, with rain; bar. omoter, 20.45, Sort, March 27—Wind ENE, «trong. FOREIGN P PORTS. Arnava, March 13—In bri 4 HU een ee Banacoa, March Te-Arrived, wene Htnttio Woston, Bur. niled Hath eohe Sarah W Hunt, McFadden, Now Y x} orado, iy, with kansas, CLEARED, 2 Long Fernville (Br), Watson, Bristol, E—George F ja Stemi Lessing (Ger), Vose, Hambi chignimer Taseing (Gon, Yous, Hamburg ‘ia Plymouth and afuenmer ‘Volmer (Dan), Hansen, HayromFaneh, Edyo (Br), Loddicoat, BermudaA D Outer- w Hiterns, Mallet, Norfolk, Vee Old Domajon DAVID ¢. WINSLOW, United States Commissioner David C. Winslow, an account of whore life and sickness was published in yesterday’s Henatp, died at his residence, No. 390 | > Clinton street, Brookiyn, st six.o’tlock last evening. Cortlandt fouse is to be built CO anogroen a0, neem Ls aba trom Norfolk—Bark Francis Horbert (Br), for Rector. New waseAtrd arias Davis, Now York; sche oT: aprender furnished free, Ordors filled and prises * TAYLOR & bis Bankers, 1 Wal Hh at XA, 10 Lo’ AND, Informatio: cashed. saithe tiat Charlo vo, from TTRNY, EXTILAGRDINARY Bromen, % Nor), 4 belies Oly jantos; ONE MIUINON eet ARS. Anbing (Non, tio Janette. #200; or, BN 40; Halvoa, * jhe, Be on ce He Si TAGE mtediciveds snsiaal alias ; Timers ra Floride, Crocker, Philadelphia: Banton, soles “G:VEADRRO, £.00., Bankers, Now st., basement, en GLAND AND rejtkoes , canstie pe Amortonn Buroaa Sees alinbot satan RA Lil aE AI ator, are ew ry neal fe! ‘genom tole Wm vie) nti whiel as / \ |