The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1879, Page 10

NEW YORK AERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 29,’ 1879.—TRIPLE § SHEET. / 10 . ° > hort ng o the owner, M str th- Schr Ira D Sturges, J ost, Port Johnson for Wiscas- | steering wheel and MW and the latter with vuilder rk the steamer Mem- AMUSEMENTS, éned the, building by ner. Me, saga. — aS ate ee ig ~ to atinadtont should tho weather coutinws dine It ie expected each of the floors. “hr Buy State, Barker, Port Johnson for Boston Iron girders were to have been a ts Naat a en ag Re ta eine tame upper | heh! Narloula Monson; Tyler, Fort SJohneou for Fall AI IN ny tat wes ese tothan Bog : — . p bist e Thoman Rens, Semmens, Ambar foe Heeien. Hovynean, March 26—Wind. SSE, frosh; barometer having: been 4 jon, off Donal with a’ Spantsh Amboy for Fawtucket. io Pardee, 3! Gorentine.. -Signor Fi ma TM AC vps 2 has sustained damage tu stem, head gear, &e. March 26, 1879. “and c 4 N. he AP Urnamer. Ores iphix for Boston. 29.600, . * i oneal tv THE MAYOR'S INACTION, Bene es Rawarde. vie Fnitadalpiha for oston. “ ,_ | Eavmoor, March 28-4Wind $88, light, limzy. palttggon, Marah 13—The Bireng which arrived TssON. 'sunagers bs we en -caseyet Selir Lotti “rien ins, PI iol ia for Provi- 4 1 Portia Mayor Cooper had “nothing to say” yesterday im j dence, “7 * sap : PBrvwovrie March Sow we Wir. wisn. mains | tom oeentenemctene ooecoelde Saab uit fier... set ~~ reference to h's disposition of the charges which he | S&bF Catharine © Borry, Berry, Baltimore for Boston. peer, 2 . + | ean oe vthing muvalle curr the ore made against three members of the Police Board, Fang ony wale lied ime, Gerster last evening je he 5 sea. In consequence of having shipped Mi ter last made her first appear- BELOW. FOREIGN PORTS. i f, baring shipped 9 quanti ance in the chazactor of Dinorah, aromentic oper, | A BRIDEGROOM IN TROUBLE. Port, it was considered advisaute to cera ee somposed by Meyerbeer, and produced at the Opera Bark Mario Leone (Fr), Adam, from Havana March 8. : ae Fi a7 In port, sip Lucy A Nickels, Nickels, | hot Gutons af Hane th order to yet the water aware, Comique, Paris, in 1859, under the name “Le William H. E. Barnes, the young man who is ac. CLEARED. 22—Sailed, bark Assamta (Ital). Ametrano, eT Meteh Menthe meeek of the, Hustle fis: Pardon de Plotrmel.” As an entirety it is | cused of swindling several Brooklyn storekeepers by iets Garcures, Fed 15--Arrived, hark Wekelield, Carvor, New flour, Pieees of the wreck means of bogus checks, and who was recently arrested | 0 Steamer City of Richmond (Br), Leiteh, Liverpoot vis York. x i landed, as alse such portion of the cargo as not a familiar opera to the New York publi and yet there are few lovers of music who have not repeatedly enjoyed the exquisite “Ombra leggisra,” the shadow song and dance, which constitutes one of its most beautiful nmn- bers. A fashionable audience, and one of the largest of the season, nuceived it enthusiastically, and the principal artists were many times recalled to respond to the applanse which they elicited. ‘The music is uneven in its attractiveness, but there aro many passages in whieh the grandeur and force of the great composer alternate with a certain mel_ ancholy ‘expression and a grace and elegance that lend a charm to the performance. In the first act the duo between Corentino and Dinorah was a prominent feature of the evening, the sine tenor of Frapolli and the superb soprano of Gerster producing an effect that has not often ben excelled on the ‘stage of the Academy, It wis in the shadow aria, however, above referred to, that Mme. Gerster exhibited her wonderfal ability in florid execution, and carohing like a bird, added another to the many artistie tri- h she has achieved, Signor Galassi as in admirable yoiee and sang and acted = with much spirit, especially in the “Dio Sei Vendicata Assai,’” Signor Tecchi. was ‘warmly encored after rendering Matura Son la Spiche.”* the song of, the reaper ki careful ‘The chorw wise showed the result of training. ‘‘Santa Maria,” as given by them, was one of the most exquisite numbers of the evening. ‘The opera was mounted with the usual ood taste that characterizes ihe manage- ment, and at the close the curtain dropped on ascene of picturesque'beauty, in which were blended a rieh- ness of color and wealth of vocal effect that ulone might have sufficed to stamp “‘Dinorah” as an ar- listic success, ' MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTE! ‘Miss Marion Talbot will appear in recitations this (Saturday) evening at Chickering Hall. She will be assisted by Mr. Gedrge Morgan, Miss Maude Morgan and Signor Farranti. Lord Dunmore brought out a wedding march at the Opera, London, composed in honor of the marriage of the Duke of Connaught. He led the orchestra him- self, and the march was pronounced a success. A special matinée will be given to-day at the St. James Theatre for the accommodation of ladies who have expressed a desire to see the Count Joannes as Lord Dundreary. No gentleman will be admitted unless accompanied by a lady, and thus good order will be secured. Yo-night's performance will conclude the third week's run of the “Scrap of Paper” at Wallack’s, and the desire to sce it seems to be rather increasing than diminishing. Indeed, the management expect that it will run for the greater part of the balance of the season. The matinées have been especially well attended. ‘The Midgets—Miss Lucia Zarato and General Mite— continue to draw immense audiences at Masonic Temple, Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue, and to accommodate the large number of visitors it is thought three performances a day will haye to bo given. This morning a special reception will be held from ten to twelve o'clock, in addition to the usual Feceptions. Tho inaugural festival to celebrate the 315th anni- versary of Shakespeare's \birth will commence at Stratford-on-Avon on- Wednesday, April 23, when there will be a collation at the Town Hall at three P, M., at which the Mayor will presid®. After tho col- lation the report of the governors of the Memorial Association will be read. ‘The first performance will take place in the Memorial ‘Theatre at seven o'clock the same evening, when will bo produced Shake- speare’scomedy of “Much Ado About Nothing.” Pre- ‘vious to the performance a deiicatory address, writ- ten by Dr. Westland Marston, will be recited by Miss Kate Field. NELLIE iB HUBARDS FLIGHT. BER FATHER REFUSES ALL ALL PROPOSITIONS OF RECONCILIATION—THE YOUNG WOMAN AND HER “‘COACHY” LEAVE MONTREAL FOR THE West. fsx TELESRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Hantronp, Conn., March 28, 1879, ‘The wanderings of Governor Hubbard's daughter ‘nd her husband keep alive the local excitement. Up to this evening no message has been: received by either the family. of the bride or the family of the bridegroom; and the further report that negotiations had been opened for the return of the couple is wholly un- founded, Governor Hubbard is obdurate and will not listen t. any proposition of that character. Tne belief that the couple at first sought a place of refuge in New York is generally. accepted as correct, and a slight ripple of sensation was created here to-night by a report that they had been seen in Montreal snd intended to extend ‘their journey. The story tele- phed from here that they were secreted in the ouse of & sympathizing triend in this city is pro- nounced by persons well informed on the snbject as moonshiue, aud is attributed to mere gossip in the section were the Shepard tamily resiae, It it is true that they have been seen in Montreal, it goes to prové that Shepard lad anticipated trouble and had Prepared imselt with funds beyond the amounts is friends report that he and Nellie had in their possession when they left. THE YOUNG MAN HAS GONE WEST. MontREAL, Quebec, March 28, 1879, Frederick Shepard and wife, the daughter of ex- Governor Hubbard of Connecticut, were in this city esterday and left by the night express for the West. FIRE IN FULTON STREET. A SIX STORY BUILDING IN FLAMES—DANGER TO ADJOINING PROPERTY—LOSSES, Afire broke out on thetop floor of the six story building No. 116 Fulton street about balf-past seven o'clock last evening, and at first threatened considerable damage to surrounding property. But for the indefatigable cfforts of the firemen it would have proved a -very destrue- tive conflagration. At the first discovery of the flames the firemen promptly responded, but notwithstanding their efforts the fire spread rapidly and drove the firemen who had located them- selves on the stairs in the hallway, to tho street. The men then reached the flaines at the top of the build- ing by means of ladders from the roof of N through the hallway of No. 10 Dutch street. Owing to the valuable property in the vicinity three alarms were sounded and eleven. engines responded, atter their appearance it was not decmed necessary to put them allin use. When the flames were ex- tinguislred it was found that the fire had destroyed the sixth story and partially eaten through the ceil- ing of the fifth story. Loses, ‘The building No. 116 betongs to Joseph Shardiow, who ocoupies the rear of the second floor as a shop for turning ivory. The building was damaged to tho extent of about $2,000, and Mr. Shardiow‘s loss on stock was $00, The frst floor was ocenpied by J. Bowman as a tatloring estublishiment, and his stock ‘was clamaged $1,000, mostiy by water, George 4. Woolman has the second floor, He is the agent of dames W. Queen & Co., ontical and mathematical ap- | peed joakers, who suffer a loss of $50, Wiliam J, |, steam job printer, has the third ioor, and loses $500, 1 ree ypper stories are ecoupied by the Brett Lithographing pany, Who will suffer « Joss of $2,000, The sixth floor is used as a store- room for their cuts aud lithographing materials, ©, itouse, a tailor at No. 114, suffers a loss of $100 00 stock damaged by water. Shortly atter the discovery of the fire by Officer Briggs, of the First precinct, crowds of people, living down town, who had just finis ed thelt evening meals, flocked the scene of the fire, and Ann, Fulton and William streets were filled with dense crowds, kept in order by the police of the First py t, under Captain Caitray. Bleecker perect ant Fulton ferry cars were prevented froin ranning ‘tor over an hovr anda half, while the Ful- ton ferry stages turned into Jobn and William — ing the excitement which prevailed Owen P. Bromma ixteen years of aye, of No, 68 Rast 11st stroet, was stabbed in the back by another boy at the scene of the fire. He was taken to the Chambers Btroct Hospital and afterward went home, A your and shalt ago the. Duthiiing Do n < a ago ing Department conde-nned the building om ba Fultou street as not ayy on, The 18, the stress playing through the side window of the sixth story upon the flames, Another «stream was place’ at therear of the building by conveying it iu Philadelphia, was returned to the former city last evening by Detective Looney, of Brooklyn Police Headquarters, It will be reniembered that Barnes married Miss Mary Mount, of Degraw street, Brook- lyn, about two weeks ago, and was on his wedding tour at the time of his ar He will be taken be- fore Police Justice Walsh this morning. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN TT “STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL, |Destinition.| 1: Suils Seamer. ‘The Wy eet Tichwond, ti, Z Of ou Broadwey 1b 88 Liverpool . “187 Broadway [72 Broadway Bowling roen 7 Bowli Glasgow. erpool . Hing Green . City of Brussels -[aiverpool«tt-ait Broadway State of Indiana, . way Silesia. i Hrondway Liverpool . Liverjool 38) Broadway 7 Brodway pool .|29 Rroadway [31-283 Broadway ../61 Broadway Joy Bronaway pool .|29 Broadway [55 Broudway FROW PHILADELPHIA, April 5.|Antwerp. ALMANAC FOR ‘NEW YORK THIS DAY. 162 Broadway SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER. 5 48 | Sandy Hook. Sun rises. . eve 11 27 Sun sets. 6 21 | Gov. Island...morn 12 12 Moon si 12 19| Hell Gate.....morn 1 57 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. eee kas Ci Bar | Ther. State of March 28, © |+Hour.| Ineh, Wind.| Weather. Staten Island. on Horseshoe . ip clowdy. Bar... Tear. NNE|Glondy. WESTERN UNION TIME BALL. ef New York, March 28—Noon. ‘Tho Westorn Union time ball foll correctly to-~lay, PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 28, 1879, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE MEWALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Baltle (Bri. Fareell,, Liverpool March, 18 and own 19th, with mdso and passengers to RJ C ‘Stoumer Alsatia (Be), Craig. London March 13. with mdse ‘and passengers to Hentterson Bros. Had wester!; with dull and f weather at Jon 7115, pat Anchor line ind E tae 4040, Ton 09 43, stouner Atlos Bn from Now ark Jive Steam e Desineal (Bu, Williams, Londen March 12, with assongers to it. P Maan iDuteh), Taat, Rotterdam Mareh 12 and Wath, with mdso winds, + Moo~ to low thenge- ceeatriy “winder 3 1g lat 80 05, Ton Taeocd’ a Frovh brig sdwing: Tettors SBT. bound W: same dato, Int 50; lon Toe, 8 wi inted green an ry # (Tr), Sansom, Gonaives Feb Prince March 4, rsavailiia 15th and Aeptnati t torn. rwith mdse and passeugers to Pim, Forwood & ¢ Stoumor Gate ity, Daggett, Savanual ‘days, with mdse to Geo Yonge. Rtenmor, Rattlesnake, Swain, Boston tor Phitedelphia, Anchored in the Lower Bay, Ship Saratoga (of Boston), Kondall, Noilo Oet 18, with mdse to Lra Bursley. Passed Juv Head Dec 15, Ca: Ge Helena Feb 10, and 1 ein Tou Sai shud varlable weather. Jan) via from aloft to the deck and died jat 2725 8. lon B35 mn for Falmouth; a Rotter. McClure, je) Tintinn bark EWI, bo by neer Capt Cheney. late of ship a aratgg hana wrecked on Gough Inland. Nhip Calliope (of Windsor, NS), Smith, Antwerp 40 days, with Darrels to Sow & Burjoss.” Hi jabla weather. Ship Cravador (of Yarmouth, NS), Darker. Havre Feb 23, in nal Boyd & Hincken, Anchored’ in Gravesend Ba; Ship days, with mdse to Vernon fern passage and hud moderate we dato, Int 40)", Ton 1112, passed the, [top of, m veanel’s for. ward house, and ‘two hours afterward the bottom, of 4 vessel of about 400 or 4%) tons, which looked Tike a now, sprace vorsel, and had been ont Are: March 14, 1 . Thonias Forthy, seamai ged 52 yours; “im the upper maintopeail ya instantly killed. ), Allen, London 23 days, JF Whitney &' ornsen, Sandon 42 daysin ballast, Winch Baye t Go. . to ‘0. Bare Aetronom (Ger), Klopper, London 42 jagges with Is, 40 It Koop & Co. Tad ght variable win orders, Groat Admiral (of Boston), Thompson, Havro 30 t lccks gone; eve 27 15, lon is, jew Yor! day: ewry 28 days, in ballast, to Bonham & Boyesen, Mareli 1, lat 35, lon 3 ke bark Onero. from Live. pool for Matanzas, Oelrichs, Breinen 55 days, in ballast, p. Stolp, St Vineent. CVI. 20 days. in Was 14 days N of Hatteras, with norther! Bark Brarifeira (Ger), Jachens, Rio Janeiro 47 days, with coffee to F, Pavenstedt & Co, Crossed the Equator March 4.1n Ton 389; had moderate wenther to Hatteras: thener 8 days with Heht northerly wh sey weather: March 17. lat 24 26, lon 66 47, Reet ship Lady Palmerston (Br), Mills, from Galentta f Kark Hienraitour j Huon “Marncaibo 17 days, with Vessel to Ma 22 days, with dye + Pointe -Pitre 13 de: Wax days N of 17 Bradt (of Boston’, Oliver, Baracoa 9 days, wx & Pearsall; vossal to Bd Wenberg & Co, ‘Rehe Hattie F Smith (of Rewbary pect), Spaulding, Bare con 10 days, with fruit to Gomer & Wennery & Co. Nh; vessel to Ba rowe 1, Porsacola 16 days, with Inmber Lork, Perth Amboy, with coal to M a Wil Toudiuye hore Tor Havana ries Pottangilt, Fork, Perth “Amboy. wit coal to M Hunter & Co, Will Hnish louding at Now York for tho West ni Fehr AH Haritine Levine, Richmond, Van Ll Hopkins, Protwmore, Rebe BF Wright, Newcomb, Virginia for Providenes. Be Bark Douglas Campbell (ir), from London, which in Gravevond ay Yor ordurs, come up to tho PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Stoamer City of Fitehburg, Bilis, New Badford tor New York, with essences to Harting & Da Stoamer Gi Valdon, Providence tor New: York, with mdeo and pasrongers to yghe Champlon dn, Granville, St John, NB, tor X iRche MaguioT Chadwick, Torry, Keaneboe for Phitadel. ‘a 1 Maloy. Adbell, Kennebee for New York, ‘A for Philadelphia x hr Ocsanus, Bele Pr Aly Sehr Cerro Gordo, Champlain, New Haven for Now York. ad Jobn B Carrington, Parker, New Haven for Matti: MQehe Samitel P Godwin, Williams, Stamford for Now ork. Sebr Clara Post, Ferris, Portehester for New York, BOUND EAST. Stenmor Delaware, Sinith, Now York for Norwich, Brie Mot Brady (Br), Brady, New York for ——. Sehr J W Driseo. te New York for Fall River, Sehr Anson Browns for Stratford. Boston, for Burton, ie Providence ra boken for Middletown, ne | Eltaabetb, Kelly, Hoboken tor Norwich. ohn G Dale. iueen (Bt), Alltree, Liverpool—F WJ Hurst. Steamer Australia (Br), Ward, London—Henderson Bros, een Sorrento (Br), Bristow, Hull, E—Sanderson & own. pateamer Circassia (Br), Munro, Glasgow—Henderson Steamer Daniel Steinmann (Belz), De Smet, Antwerp— Funoh, Raye & ¢ Stewin eats, Chester, Jacksonville via Port Waal . or Fanny “Cadwalader, Clark, Baltinore—J 8 Krems. ‘Steamer A © Stimers, Warren, Philadelpbia—Wm P Clyde & Po. Liverpool, Lantbert, euiee ity of Philadelphia, Call, Pichiliugue, Mex—Sutton nek Pracis Fs Davis, Baltimore—C W Bertaux. Bark Francis B Fay, Hardwick, Anjer for orders —Snow & ur) Bark Kate (Br), Wishart, Ki Lynn, E—J 5 Tucker & co, Bark Lucile (Br), Jounison, Belfast, I—Scammel Bros, Burk silo (Ni ‘ork or Falmouth for orders— Funeh, Edye & ¢ Bark Harriet Upham (Br), Pntnam, Port Natal P Whitney & Co. Bark Jane Adeline, Hess, Laguayra and Porto Cabello— Dallett, He rk’ Honry Knight, Perth Ambey—H W_ Nien Gibson, Barbados—L W & Y Arm 4 ui ith (Br), Smith, Arroyo, PR—J wie. London—Grinnell, Minturn Pendleton, ney € Co obits Eiama, Buckman, Cienfuogos—J H Winchester & ‘o. Sehr Abbie Dunn, Fountain, Berbico—Loayeraft & Co, T Morris Porot, Randoiph, Para—G Aminck & Co, hr John ft ‘ton, Porto Cabello and Maracaibo— jeit, Bon! he Julia EA De Mart, Farnha hr M A Folsom, Dodge, ton, Tampico, Mex—A Dayton Isune R Staples, Benner & Pinck- scnchr,Iooulaa Smith, Webber, New Bedtord—J if Winches: jer & Sehr ‘M Vassar, Jr, Chase, Now Bedford—Ferguson & Woo Schr Muria L Davis, Wood, Chase, Denntsport—Ferguson & SAILED, rs Volmer (Dan), for Havro linus, Brunswick Ga, key . Philadelphia; Albomarte, 3 Nazaire: Theodore Koormet (ter), Aut. ockett, ane, Francisco; barks Modesta Nor), Queenstown or mouth ; isto (Nor), Antwerp; Si Bloom (Br), aeuer Cometen (Swe), Matanza Ada F ORiee balled, bark Henry Kaight, for Perth A b 40 a irk Henry Knight, for ral Daylight, Barbados. be eae Sipdadaies MARITIME MISCELLANY. Fornville (Br), Bris- ‘Allenton ‘Spon Ran Craarrox (Bn), from Dunkirk for Philadelphia, botore reported aslivrd wt Ocean City, Hoe well ny on the rockors have contracted nud expected to Iny Crew probably wreeking tape youterday. ny stoamer Resolute left Norfolk night of 27th to work on the bark. Bank Mercvrrvs (Sw), Dolon, which sailed from Liver- Brot Oct 5 for Hampton Roads, has been given up an lost. St'wan S41 tone, built. st Flam in 1808. and halted from Sundawell, Sweden Bark Brunswick, fro Barbados in d and found t She cai ‘crow of 14 men. Pensacola for Rio Janeiro, at eyors ‘recor: mend that the cargo 9° ‘dlecharged Br leak comes out of water, in order that the vessel may be further examined. Bark Exma © Litcnrna, which Hrs at Montevideo Fev 8 from Savannah, had petti ed her deckload of piteh pine in heavy weath whe ly mall teak, which, how- ever, the stor considers to be of no consequence. Senr Laces A Burtncame, from Boston for Wood's Hs struck a sneken wreck off Suceénnessett Shoal, ic farted vessel leaking, a1 e put into New Bedford don for repairs. Sener Wotr, whilo lyit had maintopmast carried away and. mainm lightning. ut ALABAMA, from Virginia, with wood, went on Dela- Broenkwater on ond night, bat camo off and bet ted inside the ice hreaker ihe rads morning and sailed for Phil: be rt, bo a ist pie petal ne pet no} me me Yo sail Mare ‘The bull of the steamer. aS et (Be, trom Philadelphia se repo wrecked ii ire, was sold for at Norfolk on Monday night last, hiverod by Hoboken for New: m Crnus CHAMMERLIX, 125 tons. of Barnstable. now at Sovuie Port, has been purchased by Capt Paul Gibbs, rae Pocasset, for Batrurore, March 28—Schr8 K Dennis, whieh was ashore on Hampton bur, has been relieved ppatte United States rovenui 1g, Captain A A Fengar, commander, Hatsvar, 2ereh, 2 yee — Tt MeCurfly, lnc pel on RES ieee Seen peamen, and ‘of Kaseau, m™ Btoumor Protaris, the firet from the at St Jabns, NF. last night, with only 1 eoati, auch is considered mnisernble trip. ‘reneral of the'seal Nehory are not Monuieered yrecisteg pea. New Onirass, March 28—A fire was discovered to-day in the cargo of the British sbip Suttote, Caps at tate pa e Ned with 4.00) bales of cotton, Phe ti ‘oon subdued by tilling the hold of tho vessel with beats. of the can bo Saarem, ama of toe ame ae haere at m SPOKEN, Eagle Hosmer, from New Orleans for Reval, Jind jerrieh, from Mauila for New York, Fob sthowine XCLP, from Charleston, bound DN, lon 3 ee) Beker, from Singapore for Bos jon d Ship For gee! Pris 10, ok Gaps: vay As Englt rh ny out, Jan 8 no i Bark oe Fox, from Conway for Wate Bark March i 8 mt rk Head, Bark, lings Vernon, Copp. from New York for Danedin, NZ, Le N. bon rk Charis Fobes, Low, from New York for Dunedin, NZ, Fob io 74 105, ton Ww Bark Champion (Br) Moses, from Duakirk for Philadel- phia, March 1, Jat 41. lon Dal dria, BE, Fob 20, lat 36, lon aren Emiish barkenting showing JLSD, from Bahia for San Francisco, 6 days out, Jan 16, no lat, ae. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Anexpat, Mare 24—Arrived, hark Vilg (Nor), Gregert- son, Now York for Stettin. Axtwenr, March+ 26—Arrived, steamer Lykus Holdge, Baltimore, Sailed from Phishing 26th, 7 PM ssteamer Zeeland (Belg), Flaherty, for New York. Amstenpam, March 27—Sailed, bark Sampo Rusko, New York. Bnewrx, March 26—Balled, bark Latea (Nor), Lorentsen, Philadelphia. Borpravx, March Rourke, Now York. Canpirr, March 23—Sailed, ship Chocorua, Matthews, Singapore. Cavcerta, March 1—Sailed, ship Lonisa Fletcher, Rus- sell, New York (betoro reported sailed Feb 4), Covonso, Merch 4—Sailed, bark Avon (Br), for New York: Cauttant, March 21—Sailed, bark Geroloma Olivari (Ital), Pastorino, Boston. Denis, March 27—Sailed, bark Impero (Br), Telfer, Delaware River. Doren, March 28—Passod, steamer Vaderland (Belg), Kichols, from Philadolphia for Antwor Faumoutt, March 27—Arrived, Doughton, Philadelphia; Sirene ton, NC (#e0 below). Gtascow, March Erickson, Boston. (Br), (Rus), 27—Arrived, bark Wanderer (Br), rks Glonaros (Br), ), Callies, Wilming- 27—Arrived, bark Concordia (Nor), GorresacnG, March 24—Arrived, barks Ari Nor), Hansen, Now York; Frida Lehmont (Ger), Ginsvek, Charleston. Ginnattan, to March 28—Arrived, bark Regina Tolek, Coldroy, New Yor. Salied 27th, steamer Jamos Barras (Br), Biggs (from Bicily, &e), New You Hvit, March 26—Arrived, steamer Lopanto (Br), Rogers, New York (not arrived 25th), Livenvoot, March 2%-Arrivod, steamer North Britain (Br), Evan ‘ork. Sailed 27th, steamers Victoria (Br),4Williams, Boston; Iiyrian (Be), Armstrong, do; bark Geflon (Rus), Salim United States. Joxvox, March 27—Arrived, ship Thor (Nor), Zacharla- ton, New York, Sailed from Gravesend 28th, barks Olive Mount, (Br), Sniph, Now York; Cark Hnastadt (Nor), Nielsen, do, Loxpoxpenny, March 28—Sal bark Forest (Br), Smith, Baltimore. Manvront, March 27—Arrived, brig Congross (Br), Fisher, Darien. cAstix, March 27—Sallod, barks Rafaelo Liguore (Ital), Consigtiore, Philadbiphia, Leomana (Ger), Von Ha- gon, Sau Franie Quenxstows, Mar (Br), Owen, New York for Liverpool; Lord Urqubart, Philadolphia for do; bark Oven Edwards, Baltimore for Dundalk (soe below). Savon, March 26—Off, ship Marion (Br), Tilley, from Savannah for Bromen, Santanpre, to March 28—~Arrived, brig Republic (Br), Mitehoner, New York. Loxpox, March 28—Bark Ocean Chief (Br), Edwards, from Baltimore for Dundalk, put into Queenstown to-any with loss of rudacr and Jibboom, having oxpertonced » NW gale on Fob 21 and 22. Barks Glenaros (Br), Doughton, from Philadelphia, and Sireno (Ger), Callies, from Wilmington, NO, arrived at Falmouth to-dey, forgier with lose of bulwarky, boqty, ‘roceeding down the river 21st, ship Hospodar (Br), Kauss for ‘Dunkirk CAYENNE, March denbrook, from Bos Canpracas, Marc! Gould, Merritt, do: Annie M TN a Shaw, Patmont eared Delon | 4 March 21, barks: sands Hook, Dae, Nof nM Loring, Soule. dos Folin J Marsh, ther ‘dos reg ee Henry Wade (Rr), freak wo LM To port, brig Livsie 3 Bigelow. Har- er B18. 17 days past i Naar a Gilkey, warty ke Richard Vearte (Br), Bartaby. nae Carr, Davi port Mareh 2f, as igen, di ‘do; A Doran tite), Foley lina {80), Frelich, doy Ellen © (sr), Frazer Oliver Dyer, Ki c arch S—Atrived, solir’ Allegro, Keller, Wil- t. barks Discovery, Fuller, Kalukua (Haw), Jenks, ton, from Neweustlo} San Francisco; Grace , Hubbard, briz Vi jolet (Haw), South Sea Islands, A, March 28—Arrivod, stoamer City of Merida, Reynolds, New York. " arch JS—Arrived, steamers Circassian (Br), more for Taare Newfoundland (Br), fron: ott, Lone MeKenzie, St ath, steamer Quebec (Br), Dale (from lortinnd), «ot cuttle, sailed, steamer Atlas (Br), Low, 25th, bark Anna A Rich (Br), Feb 1—In port, ship 3 F Hersoy, Watere ose, from Bombay (arrived Hil) for France; bark Amenin, Salter, in dook for sale, A, earch 10—saltod, bi * Tommassine (Ital), w Ore amer Leverson (Br), for N, arch 2 York, waitin Pree Goavk, Moreh 1 Coombs, for Raxcoon, Feb ircin port, for Europe: Esther Roy (Bo. Holmes, de; Franconia, Morrison, from Bembay (arrived iy, do; Northern batks Silas Curtiss (Br), Norton, un sonstor Cochin: Fort George (Br), Mackey, for. we of South America, ‘St Thomas, March 23—Sailed, steamer Kate Fawcett (Br), Wolvon eos Cardif, Now Yori In port March 20, brig Edith Hall, Thayer, trom Per- nambnco for Car jarrixon, ing (Be), Lontstana, Ollver Arrived, ships Adrianna (Br), thw Queen of the North (Br), from Ge! Seetibrla Pore (Bey Liperte: Huston, Arrived 26th, barks Margaret (ir), Wilson, Liverpool; Ada Barton (Br), Raymond, do. ward Molder (Br), Holder, ana Milo Be), MeDongull, Now York: Vicronta, VI, March 16—Saited, ship Lothair (Br), Boul- ton, Shanghai, [Pxe Steamer Bar Avoxxoutn, March 16—Arrived, Bi bf tol ©.) Wateh (s), Phila- Marche!5—Suilod, Bedford, Congdon, Phila- dolphins Hatias Perfo, Amerson; 10th, Marcator ta); Minn, New Lom h 14—Sailed, Storfuest Constantin, New york tand tet ¥ aiden 17th), M. Arrived, City of Now York (#), 16—Arrived, Gler, Amundsen, New Hewrast, March 14—Artived, Orient, Poterson, Balsi- ‘Shliod 17th, Gainovers, Hicks, Dobe: Bonpeavz, ‘Maret 15-Sulled. Agnutor, Wallis, San Fran- pnesto%, March 17—Arrived, Jas Duncan, Kirkham, jouton, Coraxuages, Merch 13—Arrived, Nof, Christianson, New x svaer, Jacobsen, do; 14th, . onasen, do; 15th, Heinrich Ibsen, Neilven, do. Caxoirr, March 15—Arrived, Morning Light, Perry, Hav seta Onl fac Havana; Mark Lane _(s), Scott Italitax; 16tn, Wallace, McCormick, Havana; 17th: EA Baisley, Townroud, do. Conk, March 15—S od, Brilliant, Jonts, New York, John iron, Harding, ary Ge Gray: Burtport, Me. ‘leared, ‘doin, Ruleich, Now York; sed, Bumah, Prideattx, San Fran. Prey and Havro for 3 ondon for Ban Francisco; 17th, Gilroy, Lew! Dandeg for do. Anchored 16th, Maid of Orleans, Houston, from for New eeu wailed 17th); 17th, Athlete, Car ieee “Sfarch 17—Paseod, indoo (a. frm Wall for Now wow for Sandy Hook; 1th, from Bremen Satled 1th, Argonwut, from Itambueg tor Baltimore, Daren, Maren ~~ —O8. Poseidon, Erikson, from Baltl- more, waiting for wate ian 1~Arrived, Brim Fed Havre. Sailed March 9, Mississippl, Hate, St Geo ‘Murch 17—Arrived, Eintlie Dingle; Dantol, Phila. detpha for orders. ‘Mareh 15—Sailed, Haleyon ( timore, , a ie ltion, Wators, feral of the Morn’ tho Lizard 14th, Inga, Yin Baltimore vin Queenstown for Dundoo; 16th, Westbourne (#), from Now York for Havre. Gneroa, March. 19¢—Clenred, Provid pina; 14th, Secondo Tre, Fauclulll, _iatoal, tiny Goujtor, Agnese, Tie Gitevart, Lagorna sPhilad Nailed i2th, alice yer mba; ith. Farewell, Neumann, New York; Providenza Aste, Phitadelpoie isth, Rede: water. (9), Richards, Catan Geanceer Maren I4—Sulled, Sarah J Ridgeway, Towns: end, Rio Janeiro. jkuRNOCK, March 15—Sailed Stella, Robinson, St John, Gronant an, March 10—Arrived, hone a go. Panbmer Ratermo ‘and cleared for New Orient atpear i % + water lees it Horruran, Maret eon wit Stitenstte “xetloy, Chester 7 sone aaron Arrived, Carnegi Niebott, San Fi ne, March 15—Arriv je, Niebott, San Fran- Old Bridge, Babi a, Richan, Sandy Hook (and 7th; Stewart Freesiae, i aad Taxtvor, Mareh 16—Arrived, Josephine, Smith, Kew a eahane March 16—Arrived, Snevia (s), Franzen, New jHroixmean, March 16—Off, David, from Liverpool for St mowEN Hyp, March 15—Sailed, Young Eaglo, for re. £ Glo t Murch 15~Arrived, Parthia (a), McKay, Now Jarvis Inland; i7th, Peinsyl- Imbros (8), Cos roves, Rio Janeleo vin Carditt: bY David, Rodinson, St John; 17th, Maldon City, Berryman, ork; Bristol, Manson, do; 18th, Ginole, Digo: h, 8 N Hansen, Orboc, Baltimore; Miramichi, Hanten, St John, bi Viv, taviathan, Pedersen, Baiti- more; Ciniaten, Juego Oi Tuskar tii, Por ‘ork for Liverroon, York: Emma v Beal, B 33 ds, from, gree for Rio Janeiro; John Murphy, do for Nandy E suo, March TP Arrived, Garden, istand, Zealand, Portland, Cleared 15th, Ne Plus Ultra, Bordon, New York; Evelyn, Borin gand left Deal 17th), 17th, ‘Hermon; iy, Kor ieates Spout 15th, Larnica, Sandy Hook (and rita March 1—Arrived, Mabel, Trafton, Troon for vs Tiwipicx, March 15—Arrived, (arin, Wosterlund, Da- Sailea 15th, Yen Moles MeCns Baltimo: Li March 11. . Hand, Philadel. Ai ved, Richard McLaughlin, Bar. jodonta'(o Allison. Glasgow cand cleared New York); 15th, Claverhouse (@), Pearson, sOicAtriveds 0 8 Bushnell, a¥0, Y {anid “sailed 2h th, elon Angior: Berry. Now York and Port 3 Ieeh. Signal. Whitney, de and Sydney. Foye, ‘starch "id—Salled, Batled Francie Mareuiuues, Mathilde ‘Krana, Now Zork mt Martinique #), Reculoux, New Orleans; Aubepino, Seas March 13—Arrived, Scandiavin (5), Paulson, Mailed” March 9, Ines, Wind Innehar; 10th, do; De- re ie rg, do; Lith, Cob ona (8), Rotts 4 rouvwrokr, March 15—Arrived, Murtel, h Arrived, Erm Netlson, Now Yerk. Hanney, Koystone, Kori, Cabal, a ited, Gorgon Boyle, Baltimore Tayxourh, March 17—Sailod, Annie Maud, Hdwards, ttn Prsaurt. March 15—Malled, CH Morgan, Smith, Mayre, ERSSTOWN, Mare frived, Alunina, Jones. Pore .0; Horatio, Dixon, Deny rarns ‘ork; Aurora M Mejilte: Guiseppe, Raffa, Ni nd, Birkenhe By gten novo Matteo, Silloth 18th, eg 0, Hull; tinkoee pears, Liverpool; Pines Rey Havre. Rocnerort, March = 14—Nailed, Ot Falek, United Btates. Now, nDAM, March 14—Cleared, Golden Horn, Kjelstrup, rox, March 17—Arrived, Frits, Hokensson, New 01 vin Queonstor ern, Marcle 38 led, Principe de Napoli, Starita, jew hes March 14-Arrived, Hertha, Brandhott, New yaiaaronn, Feb 25—Galled Cyphrenes (9), Largie, Now We bienasite's bows, 1, ch 15—OM, Helen Sands, Bastord, ty ron ay for 0 a acre, Pasealacgua, Balt Boisso, New York, wien Arrived, City ‘or —; Alde- 417 Mar iimuesa i tol from Mi of Charlottetown, Sor rot Kong. &e, for 1, veal rthia, Me ‘AMtaters Altea 8. sed, no date, Oraicowl, Drary, trom Manile for Now York Trevenne, Holle for onto. Br Nas 't-Bailed, Fanny Murebison, Cardiff Murch 16-00 ithelo Anvotnettoy. ilemmos, from Phitwdgiphis for Antw Hailed, Bondi (a), Phitadelphia, art anttadsHirvat Pereich, Now Yet iscareived Golden she 1, Thomipeon, stein, sar March 14-Arrived, Goromome Madre, Bor. _ Congas, Mare 11 The igen roemtim Livenroot, Mareb 1—The Mary Louisa (s), arrived hero March 7, from Bost neral, reports hat daring gale, sho threw overboard al 50 tons of cargo, L’Onent, March 11—Voritas (Nor), Andersen, arrived here. from New York, has cargo (eorn) damaged. NaGasakt, Mareh 1R—The Annie 8 Hall (American bark) incon tire in the harbor, Bae means are being used to 2 jt. and there vod possibility of succoss, Shy of her outward < eargo on board, part of which wit March 10—The. Hambuts-American Com Frisia, M 1 w York, arrived enced & hurricane from NW. the frst two whieh stove in two beats and did other damage. Rest of Dagsaise fine, AMERICAN. PORTS. wed up, sehr WJ Lamb- ¢ Washington. Staret Don arr ved, sehr Onward, Lewis, March 28—Arrived, sehr WF Parker, Dani a. Jones, London; bark iter, E, having repaired; aun —Arrived, bark Jossonds (Ger), jeamer Atrato (Br). Gambino, sehr Bunington, Wy BALI TINGRE, Mare Pleas t Cleared —Stoawers Hutsley (Bn), Raymont, Havro, Win- thorpo (Br), Baker. Rowen; barks, Lian ‘tab, Newel, niyy (Swod), Wahlgren, Bordean a Caspian (Br), Anderson, Maysundu. PEARL + Mary 28—Clenred, hark Vibilia (Br), LA Rowmel, ro—Barks Alico Coopor (Rr). King, trom, Slige: Aquidneck * Dakin,” Dunkirk; ‘i ne ¢ Italia (Br), Miller, Porto “itico, rom bei Fass oUt Baltimore—Hteamer Prometheus (Br), ion, for M Eine itr, Duv' jarks Haavund (Nor), Rouen; Dronnin; ry Albissola Be Ttuly, “‘Qneeusiows (Aus), Bordeaux; Nobo (N (Gor), 5 bigeye? for Ri li ome. bri ORs Jobn Brightman, Gaba; Roman fasuod in for ichmond—Brig: Finhoge (Nor), from Now ‘Burk Hohenzollern sis from London, is ordered to Now ¥ Rena: FALL RIVER, Mal tor, New York. Bth—Arrived, steamer Fuhita it 5—Arrived, steamer Santoe, Rec- Philadelphia: . Corson, and Now York; Keith, from Smith, Ext ordon, Dodge, Harriet Lewis Sailed—Stoamer Equator, Hinckloy, P! Maruares. Clark, Philadelphia: Albion. erived, steamer Albatross, Davin, New York, arch 27—sailed, steamer City of San Antonio, Pennington, ORGETOWN, Xi six, R.bertson, Beat Cleared—set'p Jo BEORGETO York. Heroh 24—Arrived, schr Seventy- Sinimons, Graco, Philadelphia, March 27—Arrived he J Kt Bod- 25—Clegred, sehe Florence & Marcus Edwards, Douglass, New York; tis, Washington; 2d, Ellen Ma: t itive pout, March 28—Clearod, brig Juanita (Sp), Rojer, NEW ORLEANS, March 24—Arrived, steamer Lucy P Miler, Galt, Havanw via Florida Ports, h—Arriv mer Haytion (Br), Watson, Liverpool, wred—Barés Wild Hunter, Minot, Liverpool; Oscar bie sm j ueenstown. Arrived, ship City of Brooklyn, Harrie ra EP Newcomb, Wm Thompson, and Santo Jamaici rived, bark Admeto (Not je Hark ‘Gleneida, for Rou 26—Arrived, schrs Warren B Io ged ill, Rogers: GE Huybard, Lovoland, am ew Noas, Rouen. chr Floming, Liverpoo chr Crown Point, Junvrin, Baraco W a. BEDFORD, March 26— Arrived, schrs Sarah W Biko, Brigses, ent Amboy: 27th, Plow Boy, Hallett, suit for Laura A Burlingame, lingame, ‘Bos. ton for Wood's Tole, to load for Richiny REWPORT, Murch St-atrived, scles Nat ttolmes, Dow, Hoboken : Kokat, Dynbam, Elizabothport for Fall ‘River Gund sailed) <J 8 Terry, nor, Wechawken for Now Bed- eoae tonto Poste Thom ie persatte ber: Paine fa Virgin for Boste Sailed—Sehr Lena ® onal Vaughan, Rockport, Mo, to load for ree eek March 27—Arrived, stoamer William: echrs Arthur, Burton, Coombs, Hon . Baltimore, Wm T Elmer and Louis on for do; John’ Griftin, Providence, for PORT GAMBLE, March 19—Sailed, shij Sagamore, Oartor, Sau Franclico; bark alnier, Wulf, Tronotutn, RACOLA. arch 25—Arrived, wchr’ Ettio A Leo, jew Orleans, lek Clourod—Schr Daisy B Parkhurst, Hooper, Matanz FHUILADELPITA, March 2—Ai ‘rived, steamers land (Hole) Stokos, Antworp: Heltustedt (Bri, Fens, Meat: ean: Ni Fekeraon, Boston: Tonawanda, 3 Sher: 4 Log, Lee,-uston ; L Leck wood, Bt ig do; B Baliaday.£ Burt, d A Shind York; Jones, Smith, Port a Btouniern, Hadi (BO, Young. # Naealros ui wburypert led); EO Watlico, barks Angeta d@’Amoro (Ital) Stagno, Rouen: Francesea G (Ital) Kiorta Laouis (Nor), jason Dock: Marie Venter 3 Nollie S Jessel!, ‘all River; MP Smith; a. lor, Bristol; Geo A ai Balla’ Kavsell, Smith, Aj Jas 3 Sdams, Providence; J . Point-a- Vitro; Mary Bryan, Thompson, Matanzas; MI Rend, Bonson, Now Bedtord; Gust, Goff, Norwic! DkLAWAKy BurakwAtkn, Mareh 2—Arrived, barks Niord (Nor), Brodah!, Havre; Ann Elisabeth, Phetun, Matanzas; brig Galathes (Sw), Westerbely, Uporte; echt Fred P Frye, Snulth. Barbados, | ‘Sailed—Bark Mutsen (Rus), Philadelphia, alied. steamer Cubs (Bp), Havana; bark Oxo (Non), Hoare tt, from Cionfaegos, bay Dominion r et Liverpool: Bier Iagscow. (Br), tt Maren arrived Simmons: Mary Yowall nnd. Aube it Witinrd. Fo'l, Shropsiit Arusioy; Mary A Prodmore, Fitch. Hoboke _Saited = clits Rein le io Maych 20—Arrived. barks Ella, Bohemia (Cay), Otte, Colita, vhs His, Jackson, Havre; Shirley, {Two Brothers, Fox, Senttl te, oh Arrived, ‘bark. Heakkn Bene Good Will (Br), Roberts, Harbor loared—Ship Northorn Empire (Br), Oalvort, Liverpool. Suiled—Steamer William Lawrene wos, Baltimore; barn Hecolution: Brunswick; sehr G rad A “SALE—8COW BARGE” tL Ciubor gentiomante bont house. “FP. BAST. foot ine at, ant Rv Man! QTHAMER } FOR SALH SIDE Moet; breadeh inside of guard Inchon; draught, 3 OTTER. 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