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AMUSEMENTS.
HANS TON BV'LOW S RECITALS.
The stuloeut pianist, having entirely recovered from
bis recent indisposition, gave a recital last night at
llhickering Hall, which was largely attended. Dr. Von
Bulow seemed to bo in belter spirits than usual, for
Ais interpretation ol the works ol Schumann and Meutlehsobn
was of a higher standard than even that he
exhibited during tho Beethoven soirees. The programme
was as follows:?Robert Schumann, third
grand eouule in F minor, opus 14; allegro, scherzo,
quasi variaxtont, prestissimo; "Blumoutliick," opus
1U; "Kreislcr,ana." Sos. 1, 4, 5, opus 18; "Abends"
and "(inlien," Irom Funiasiesiurk, opus 12; MarcboNocturne,
from opUN 28; Komance, opus 28,
No. 2; Two Novellettes, opus 21, No*. 4. 7.
Felix Mendelssohu, allegro grazioso, opus 83, No. 2;
prelude and tuguc, opus 86, No. 1; scherzo, opus 7. No.
t; variations in K Hat, opus 82; three songs without
words; grand < apnccio, opus 5. in F sharp minor. K.
Schumann, "Wiener Fascbing," live fancy pieces, opus
Kti; allegro, romance, scbarzino, intermezzo, tiiiale,
twenty-lour distinct works and all played without
Dotes. There ate laults, and serious onus, too, in Von
Bulow's playing of certain works, but no one can re
tuse to grant him the credit ol being a wondcriul
. genius in regard to memory and technique. Last evening
bis playing was something marvellous. He plays
Chopin Ibis alternoon.
Jdl'SICAL AND DKAMATIC MOTES.
It Is said that Mr. Lester Wullack will visit Europe
ibis summer.
Mr. barney Williams continues to improve, but from
tbe nature of bis disease bis complete recovery will bo
slow.
Mr. John W. Jennings is at Buffalo, where be bos
produced a new play euttllod "lu Hut Ion" witb decided
success.
To-night "Julius Ca-sar" will be played at Booth's
Theatre for tbe 100th tiiuo. This is tbe last week of
tbe play.
Edwin Bootb will go to Ills country seat at Stamford,
Conn., in June, uud will resume bis professional en
gagements iu September.
i bo Olympic Theatre will be closed during Passion
Week to give an opportunity of fully rebearsiug tbe
.Machinery of tbe "Humpty bumpty" which is to be
presented on Easter Monday. It was at this theatre
tbut tbe pauloiiilmo was originally brought out.
The Centennial Commission, have invited Mr. 1*.
F. Ulltuore to conduct tbe musical exercises on tbe
Fourth of July, aud be has accepted. 'l'bey have also
sngaged himself and bis lull bund to give grand contoils
for thirty days following the opening day.
FINE ARTS.
BALE OP THE PAINTINU8 IN THE WEBB COLLECTION.
The Miner Gallery was crowded last evenlug with an
ippreciative audience aud Iho bidding on the pictures
?as very lively. Tbe highest prices brought were:?
"1'be I.ume Dervish," M. K. Kellogg, $100; "Tbo
Jbeepfold," VorboeckhovoD, $1,250; "Twilight," Mignot,
$120; "Tbe Page," Huntington, $170; "Coming
trout the Bath," Ktnsel, $200; "Landscapeuud Figures,"
I lines-', $120; "Cutsklll Mountains, " Thomas
Doughty, $205; "Fruit and Champagne," l'reyer,
$850; "Winter Scone," Kaullinau, $295; "The
First Prayer,'* Meyer You Ilromen, $750; "Landtea
pe,' K. C. Post, $100; "The Sleigh Hide,"
William J. Ilaaney, $400; "Landscape auULake View,"
Waller M. Addle, $250; "Old '70 and Youug '48," Woodrille,
$026; "The Spanish Coquette," (ionziles, $210;
'Marriage On thcUhine," Victor Nehlig, $55; "The
Interrupted Marriage Contract," Fluggeu, $000;
"Minding tho Co*." K. Roach, $260; "Landscape,
Early .Morning," /.wengauer, $290; "The Novel
Render." Crcnav, $40; "View of the Charlctnagiie
Dak-. Kontaiiiehlenu,' Ordiuans, $185; "Tho Founlalu,"
A. II. Purund. $310; "The Header," Huipoioz,
$230; "Marine, (.ill Oslcud," Mevins, $290;
Russian Wiuter Scene," Ho.-s, $350: "Italian Laudicape,"
Oswald Achcnhacti, $550; "Which Is the Culprit,'
Wiescbcbrink, $185; "laike Scene, in Switzerland,"
Lew, $435; "The latdy Artist," Krere, $360.
v,The Vagabond Knights," Coiuphausen. $480; "Vase
ot Plow era," Blomtners, tin; "Stage Travellers
.l.unching at an Inn," Knhubor, $1,200. "Come to
Papa." Mcycrheim, $750; "Petition to the Doge,"
Carl Becker, $3,200: "Oblects of Art," Desgofl'c, il65;
"Quarry In Prussia," Hurkel, $320; "The Visit,"
Escosura, $140; "Stable Scene." Franc Ada'ii,
|?10; "Interior," Knarren, $630; "Marion Cross
aig the l'edce," Win. ltauuey. $525; "Story of the
Bull Fights." Vihert. $1,820; "Landscape and Cattle,"
Robhe, $540; "Interior of Stal-le," Rory, $570; ' I.andicnpe
and Cattle," Xinunermaii. $280; "The Phantom
*liip; or. Flying Dutchman," Koscb, $400; "Convent
W:ne," Rrtlloulo, $360; "The Convalescent Mothor,"
Fluggen, $2,500; "Avant Guard." Hess. $115; "Dutch
Landscape." Kirk-Keek, $700; "Tho Foundling,"
Knloiilli, *C-.n. W'l.iln Unnnl-iio V V '? U'......... I
$825; ''The Message of 1-ove," Willenis, $t25;
"Arab Scouts," Schrcy or, $1,250; "Coast Scene,
Bunset," Hddebraudt, $700, "Fruit nu<t Wine, with
Portrait^! Artist reflected in Glass," Preyer. $1,450;
Trie lt^Piiil Gambler," Gcyor, $1,200; "I.oril Hurui
fold's Park," Ortmaua, $776; "Klorindo, ' Wiuderbolter,
parsed; "Sheepand Coals," "The First Lcslon,"
Verboeokhoven. $1,225; "Landscape in Norway,"
Hcrzog, $1,026; "The Surprised Tailor," Knhaber,
$1,000; "Washington Crossing the Delaware," Lcutzo
(received r prolonged rounil of a|>plausc when it was
put up), $ 1.075; "The Wounded Hear Hunier," TideBiund,
$175; "Harvest Scene," Van Starkenborgh,
$:UMI; "The Ueilc of tlic Masquerade," Carl Becker,
11,800; "Winter Landscape," Gignaux, $210; "The
Jailor's Return," Carl Huhner, $750; "Battle Scone,"
Bcidcrk, $205; "The Young I'leuioer," Meyer Van
Bremen, $2,000; "Seaside Courtship," Burgess, $300;
'The Schoolmaster," Hasenclevcr. $1,500; "Village Politicians,
" Davidl'ol. $710; "Happy Fox Family," Happel.
$185; "Musical Parly," Vanderwerff, $325; "lady
and Gentleman Promenading," Cacqucs, $415; "Seaport,"
Jacooson, $375; "lardy Sewing," Trayer, $500;
"Mother and Child," Weenlx, $180; "The Fortune
Teller," Walraven, $155. Tlila evening the aulo of the
remainder ol tho collection. Including tho marbles,
aronzes. enamels on porcelain, agt library, Ac., will
>ake placa llalbcrg's full length statue of Venus iu
aiarble. Mozlcr's "White Lady of Avenel" and "Tho
Peri," all Itfo flze figures; Powers' bust of
t. vo, which is the same head as thai
< 1? "Paradise Lnjt," which was sold In the Sanlord
Collection, uud is now in tho possession of A. T.
ktewart* a IiohL of Wasliinctnvi he Powers Iwn huimII
bronze figure*, by Currier, representing Rembrandt's
Slid Aldbroclit Durcr; a number of Japanese and other
rases, porcelains, with exquisite copies of celebrated
paintings, and a numerous art library, comprise the
most important tcaturesof this evening's sale.
AFRICA.
CTRXNAIKA AND THE OASIS OF JUPITER AlOION.
Dr. Gerhard Kohlfs lectured last night at Steinwav
Hall on "Cyroualka aud the Oasis ot Jupiter Atnuion."
1'lie account of his Jouruoy proper he prefaced by tell*
lug Ins bearers thai in JStW be was commissioned i jr
the then King of lTussia to forward presents to the
i?ultan of ltoruow. in recognition of his kindness to two
distinguished German travellers while in hit dominions.
Tills had to be done from Tripoli.
Alcr huving seen the royal presents on their way,
llie distinguished tiavcllcr left Trijioli fort'yrenaika on
hoard a Turkish brig. Cyreriuika was described oy the
lecturer as a perfect island, being encompassed on one
Side by the Mediterranean and on the other by tho
Great Sahara, 'flits territory forms a great contrast to
all the country about it, where nothing but desolation
re gus. vyrcnais.v rises up ime a supcruiy wooucu
lsiuud. Il was termed liy the lather of poet*
"rn>: PlaKL or Tim MKivrrKKKAMtA.x."
It can liardlv be so called to-day. Beyond the forests
which cover It in |>arls, it possesses but lew lauua.
5 ho wild beasts are extinct here. Much has been
written by the learned touching the origin ol the
inhabitants. l>r Kohlfs concludes thai, whatever
rhey may have been, they are to-day pure
Arabs. The territory Itself covers about JUU
Square ml lea Its history is rather a siujiular one.
About Can) years betore Christ a certain Break. being
/ti--utis|jed with au island which ho had alteuiptr'd to
roionixe, settled down in Cyreuaika, drew thither a
population aud became their ruler. A republic lollowed
this loriu of government, but corruption became
lo rife that the country tell an easy prey?Drat to the
ftoletuyj and then to the Humans. There are lew
examples In history ot u downlall so rapid and coiiiflete
as that of Ibis once lluurialiitig lutle Slate, lueroal
corruption, with lis ever attendant effeminacy,
went hand In hand with the assaults of the l.ybian
Jiorles to hasten lis ruic. The cresient dealt the
hnishing stroke. To day the people are nomad Arabs,
tbe only signs of its ouce high civilisation l>eing the
t>u|>crb monuments upon which the hand of tune is
hardly traceable. And yet, in her day, L'yrenaika gave
to (irecce a great poet, a renowned astronomer, and
several tnen ol mark.
t'yrene, the (capital, still displays several small
theatres, evidently used in aucicut days lor purely
mu?ical performances, wbt e the great amphitheatre
Is still in perfect preservation, from tbe
top ol which the colonial |>atriciaiis could see the blue
Mediterranean, bearing on its bosom the trireme and J
merchantmen ol the haughty Imperial city. Mauy
wmp'in inn iii|i|'Uurouii s lire ami in Lie ifi n. i>ui wie
mo-t uatoiinding *gbt Is the Necropolis, winch tins no
equal In the world. It Is IVre la Chaise multiplied a
hundred told, with stately tomhs. so large thai the traveler
and Ins party camped In <>ne ot tliein with the
greatest eu*e Leaving Cyrene Dr. RohHs' expedition
entered the Sahara, the practicability of tuundatlng
* which be denies. He further states that Kurope could
ucver allow the itahara to lie converted Into an Inlani
sea, lor tho simple reason that it woul I make the climate
of Knrono like that of the high Al|is. The
Sahara Is the great oven Irom which we receive ihe
lest required to nu ll our Alpine snow* and supply our
Ivors with water. It and the tiuif ."dream tuake tiie
inmate of Kurope what ll Is. The tire( hailing
placo in the l.yblau dasert was the oasis Auih'on.
the inhabitnnis of which are excessively fansiissl
aad bear such a bad reputation that only two travelera
nad previously vsutuied into lw Ibia amiable
INJfiVV TC
character of the Auligonlans was July sustained by the |
youngster* of the place, who followed the German j
savant and
PSLTSO HIM WITH STOMCS
by way of welcome. He was dctuined In this hospit- 1
able place lor three whole Jays by a irteiiJIy siniooiu or
sand stortn. which amused itself lor seventy-two '
hours In the most vigorous lashion. Fourteen
days' march brought tbo travellers to the oasis of
Jupiter Atumou, lovely beyond description, with its
green grass, its myriads of palm trees and its pellucid
lakes. They eulered It with soine misgiving, but were
rea>sured by tne ap|>earanre ot all the sheiks, who I
brought them presents of mutton, goals, Vnioi-s. itc. j
This Is the spot from which the fabled |
Hercules Is supposed to have conic. Hither
It was that Alexander the Great marched 'an
army, in order to have himself proclaimed the sou of !
Zeus. Many marvellous things were told of this re- i
nowued spot, with the description ol which, and bis
homeward march through iho desert, the leurued lectuVcr
concluded.
MARK TWAINS LECTURE.
Mark Twain delivered a most amu'ing lecture at
CI.I.L..I.. U.ll Tka u 11.1 a Iw.i
was scarcely whut might have been expected. Ho
began by a description ot Nevada as it was when bo
lived there fifteen years ago. His description of tho
country aud the people Has very amusing. Among
the anecdotes be related was one in relation to buying a
b'orsc, which he told as follows:?I bought the horse at
uuction; tbey called it a "Mexican plug." I did not
know what that was, but supposed it was ail right. |
The broilicr-Inlaw of tho auctioneer took mo one sido j
and said, "Now, I could cheat you, but I won't; 1 see
you are a stranger. Now, that horse Is u genuine
'Mexican plug,' and, besides, ho can 'out-buck'
anything 111 tho country." I did uot know
what "buckiDg" was, hut 1 wanted a horse
that could excel in sotnethiug, so I brought
ill in. The next afternoon 1 thought 1 would ride him;
so 1 brought liiui out, and two men held his head ami
another man held him down to the ground by his tail,
aud 1 mounted, aud Just as toon as they let go that
horse brought all his feet together in a bunch and lowered
his buck and then suddenly elevated it, throwing I
me some feet Into tho uir. 1 went straight up aud
came straight down and lit on the saddle, ami up 1
went airatu and still ugain. This time I lit on the neck
of the auunal and Uuug lust. Then he rose on his hind
feet and went through with all the gymnastic performa
l... L ??.l II,,..IK- |,v ihriiwinir me nil
again, and wlulu 1 wax ill llie air 1 liearil some uuc say,
"All. how ho bucks!" So lliut was "buckiug." Before
1 gut down some one hit that horse, und when
I not down ho was not there. I'leuty or
friends gathered round to olfer me sympulhy. They
always do whou you want to be alone. 1 wanted to git
down, aud I did sit down, and I was so sore and
bruised and shaken I put one hand oil my head, the
other ou my stomach, anil II 1 had sixteen hands I
could have 'louud places lor thorn. Uno Iriend said,
"Why, you might have known lie was nothing but a
Mexican plug." Yes, I did know it. And another,
Why, you euuld see that that animal bucked." Yes,
that was what 1 bought him for.
Several other anecdotes were related, all of the most
laughable character.
riGEON SHOOTING.
lit A A. PAIN It AND G. F. GILDEB8LIKVK SHOOT
TWO NOVEL MATCHES?EACH A WIN NIB.
Mr. Ira A. l'alne, of New York, and Mr. George Y.
Gilderslecvo, of Brooklyn, shot two "Und, trap und
handle" matches of rather novel character yesterday
afternoon, on the grounds of the I.oug Island Club,
near Jamaica. The conditions of these events were?
BO birds each, ono at 21 yards and the other at 25 yards
rise; l,Vi oz. shot, 80yards boundary, aud Long Island
rules to govern, Palno using but one barrel,
while Gildersleevo wus given tho privilege of
both. Kach match was lor |200, and among
the fraternity cxcltod considerable interest and
spirited speculation. Tho woather was all that
eould be desired fur tho sport, and a strong westerly
breeze lent such assistance to a lot of very excellent
birds that the odds were in their fuvor. Miles John,
sou louud and trapped for tho Brooklyn man, white
1'aiuo had the services of tbo (Ire en Brothers and
l'hil Dully In obtaining the pigeons ho presented his
opponent. Mr. Parks, of the Long Island Shooting
Club, was both stakeholder and retercc. i'uine won
tlii' event at 21 yards by one bird, killing 211 to 22 cut
down by Uildorsleeve, and the latter proved the victor
iu the 2-> yards shoot by u single pigeon. There was a
tie In ilia latter at the thirtieth bird, each Knocking
over twenty, when, with three pigeons additional, Gilderslcevc
secured all and 1'aiue two, the score standing
at the llnlslt?Uildorsleeve, 23 out of 33; Paine, 22
out ol' 33.
bl'muaky.
cikillslls or til k Loso 1 sla no Shootiso clvb, shir
Jamaica, L. L, March 29. Ibid.?Mulch ol $200 ; 30
birds each. 21 yards rise, 80 yards boundary, 1>4 oz.
shot, and Long Island rules to govern; Pulno to use
one barrel and Ulldcrsleeve two, but barred from usiug
tbo second when a bit bird is on tho ground; "find,
trap and handle" each lor the other.
Paine?1 1 1 0 1, 1 0 1 0 1, Ot 1 1 1 01, 1 1 11 1,
1 1 0 1 I, 1110 1-Total, 30; killed, 23; uiisscd, 7.
liildcrsleeve?0 0 1 1 1. 1 01 1* 0 0, 01 1 1 1? 1,
1 1 1* 1 Ot, 1 1 1 1 1?, 1* 0 1 1 1?Total, 30; killed,
22; missed, 8.
Time of shoot, lh. 12rn.
1sa.mk Day. ? .Match of $200 ; 30 birds each, 25 yards
rise, and all other conditions as above, excepting lhal
h.rul ......I.I ha ..so,I n-lll, a hit
bird on the ground.
Uildorsleove?I 11X1. 1 0 Ot 0 Ot, Of 1 1 1 1, 1
0 I* 1 0, 1 1 1* 1 1. 1* 1 Of 0 0?1 1 1*?Total, 3b;
killed, 23; missed, 10.
l'aiue?1 1 1 1 Of, 1 1 0 0 1. 0 0 1 1 0, 1 Of 1 1 1,
1 1 0 1 1, 1 0 1 1 0?0 1 1?Totel, 33; killed, 22;
missed, 11.
Time of shoot, lb, 36iu.
Keferev both events, Mr. Parks, Long Island Shooting
Club.
Judge lor l'aine, Mr. Daniel Green.
Judge for Uildersleevc, Mr. Elmindorf.
tKeil dead out ot bimuds.
willed with second barrel.
GR^SCO-ROMAN CONTEST.
A Uraco-Iloman wrestling match look place last
evening at Beethoven Hall, between William J. Austin
and Fishier Hernando, lor $200 a side, three falls out
of live. Hernando la u much taller and more powerful
man than Austin, who weighs only 136 pounds.
Hernando threw his opponent several limes by main
strength; hut Austin, with cat-like agility, managed ;
to keep his shoulders from the floor, und when Her- j
nando begun to show signs ot fatigue he, by u sudden |
edort, forced the lattor's shoulders to the carpet and j
won the fall amid the applause of the assemblage. J
Wneu the men came to time for the next round the j
same performance was repeated, Austin bringing his !
head und nock into play with great dexterity una kept
bis shoulders trom the floor, although bis opponent j
tlung him heavily several times. Austin finally threw j
his opponent and sou the second (all.
Austin went out of the areua smiling, while Her- j
nando seemed very much exnausled, and when tune j
was called the latter responded Willi dllUcully, und was
evidently in the power of hit more dexterous autagonwf
it'hn won t h* iliir<l full in a li*w m mil tt?4.
The result of tho contest excited considerable surprise
among the spectators, for it wan reported that
Hernando had before the match oDered to permit Austin
to acoro two mils to start with and make the slakes
f ,>00 a side.
INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD MATCH.
Ihe billiard match between Vigneaux. the French
champion, and Sexton, tho American champion, lias
caused a great deal of excitement In the betting world.
The match will commence ut eight o'clock this evening
in Paris, nnd the game will consist of 600 points.
Pools were sold last nigbl on the game at Thomas'. No.
1,230 Uroadway, and at the Turl Kxcliangc, West
Twenty-eighth street. Sexton has decidedly improved
in the 'bolting within the past twenty lour hours. At I
Thomas' thirty mx pools were sold, the average being
$ 100 to (8.">on V'gncaux. At the Kxchange the pool*
sold were about thirty and the bulling (100 to (00 on
Vigneaux.
CHESS.
The score ol the tournament at tbeCafd International >
now stands as follow*: ?
trow. JLoit. Drawn
McKenzie 2 0 0
Albvroui 0 0 2
Ma.-on 0 0 2
Hill 1 1 0
Hird I 1 0 ;
IMuiur Ill
Hind 0 a 0
liarnvtt 0 2 1
Parnell 110
Koscr 2 2 0
Hooker 2 10
ltaird 1SU
I'crun llo
Smith loo
KtiM>r 10 0
Klehardxon. 'J 0 0
Messrs. Harnett uud Meeker played a game laat evenlog,
which was won by the latter alter u loug struggle. '
To-day Mr. Kusor contends with Mr. Smith.
An interesting and gratifying incident Is the reentrance
of that tine player, Mr. K>chard?on, alter an
absence Iroiu chess circles of several years.
THE INTERNATIONAL RlFLli MATCIL
[From Land sua Water, March 18.]
At the annual meeting of the .National (title Association
on Tuesday last, under the presidency of Lord
Ilucie, the exact position of affairs as they now stand
In connection with this matter was explained by Sir H.
Haliord, who, U will bo remembered, was appointed
captain of the team to represent the riflemen ol i.reat
Britain and Ireland at the American Centennial In
August next. He said, as we bare on a former occasion
stated, that Ireland and Seoiland had determined
to send learns, under which circumstances it would be
impossible to send a team from F.ngland as representative
ol tbe Uuiled Kingdom. The Irish club replied
to a recent letter ol tlir Henry's, that II the Scottish
>RK EEKAL1), THtTRSDA"
Club sent out a team they -could bo cbllgod to send
one; uitd this club bad also held out torequal representattoo
u ibe team?lour Englishmen, lour Irishmen
and lour Scotchmen. He ba<' wriueu (u say ttial tlie
selection ol the members ol tu*.- lean should bo- by
open competition, so that II' twelve Irishmen were the
best shots they should be sent out I tbe Scotch Club
could be induced to withdrew their teatuthe Irish would
do the nam- , hut there seemed to be no probability of
this, and therefore tbe contest would not, probably,
take place. If >' ree teams went out two ot them
would be virtually oeaten teams. He had tbo heartiest
co-operation witb bis views Ironi the leading shots
to Knglund, Ireland and Scotland. Ho bad written to
Colonel Gilderslceve, the American csptaln, asking
that no loam should bo accredited unless under the
auspices ol the National Kill* Association, but had re
icivl'u nu nn>?iT. voionei uiiuoraieevr, sir iicnry
states, hud told him that he had nu Idea !h-oilaud and
Irulatid would have accepted the challenge, but that
one team, representing the whole kingdom, would
have bccu sent.
CUSTOM HOUSE "REFORM."
No sadder sight Imaginable could be seen than that
witnessed yesterday at tho Custom House, where a
number of the lllty night watchmen (formerly night
Inspectors) bad gathered to see if, by hook or crook,
sufficient liitluenco could be brought to bear upon Collector
Arthur uud Ucnerul Sharps to have them kept in
their places. '-Yes, it's pretty bard," wus un expression
heard constantly round the building. The Collector
had a difficult and painful tusk to perform yesterday
toward their recommendatory friends in many
cases. Tno matter of tho ton Inspectors who are to
be discharged also was largely discussed. Many
names are mentioned of luspcctors and nlgbt watchmen
who are to be officially guillotined on
Thursday night by stereotyped letters lrom tho Collector,
tolling them that their "services are no longer
rruiitred but to nublisll auv of the names mentioned
by rumor would bo prcuiaturo una unjust. "1'vo always
stuck to ibo party in my deostreecl" will bo tbo
wuil of many an ambitious statesman, who will bo relieved
Irom duly on llie 1st of April Meanwhile sad
unxiuty reigns in muny a houaohold as to whether tbo
bread winner is to bo turned out ol his plueeou Friday.
lu conversation with a well known othciul on tho
existing slate of utlairs, he said "Husinoss is terribly
dull outside, and that reacts on iho Custom House,
uml so wo have to cut and hack utid reduce our forces.
There's no help lor it. The politician's protfye and the
worthy fellow who fought lor Ins country have to
leave. Thefts is no resisting tne logic of eveuta.
Willi relerence to the charges sunt to have l>een preferred
ugiiinM Special Deputy Collector l.vdecker I have
iiolhiug to say save thut I believe him to be uti honor
able man, uud 1 hope and trust he can substantiate
what 1 am saying. Itespccting the contemptible
picayune payments or bribes of ten and Uttoeu coins
and upward, accepted by culrv clerks us fees lor passing
entries, I huvc heard thui Special Treasury Agent
Hale bus made a report to the Secretary of the Treasury
on that subject. Ho also furnished the information
winch to a great extent gave Appraiser of the I'ort,
Mr. Darliug, his quietus. Mr. Hale is working hard in
u new vein he has discovered, but It will not yet be
made public for u woclc.
Kx-Treasury Agent 11. G. Javnc is alleged to have suggested
some ol the present "reform1' to the Secretary
of the Treasury.
Special Ageut Hale bad nothing to give tho press
yesterday, and an air ol mystery hung round his new
quarters, he having moved his otlice from Kxchango
place to the Custom House, near Hanover street.
The popular Martin was kept running all day, carrying
in cards to the Collector by tho hundred. Tbo Collector
did his best to sec all w bom lie could, but many
loft lnsantcroom discouraged and disgusted with weary
waiting. General Arthur had nothing new tor the
press.
trnnunvr BTurn wivinATrnw
The steamers for Romtoul began running yesterday
regularly. Xcxt .Saturday the 1'eoplo's line of steamers
will commence the season of 1870, the Drow being
the llrst to start. Other lines will soon follow.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS,
DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM KIM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL.
Strainer. | Sails. jJ>rj$ttnaifon. Ojux.
Wieland iN'ch 30. Hamburg.. 01 II road way
Holland. ;MVli HO. Lond>n..#. HP Broadway
Ainas M'ch 30. Rotterdam. 50 Broadway
Egypt April 1. Liverpool.. 09 Broadway
llabxburg Apill 1. Bremen.... 2 Howling Groan
Baltic April 1. Liverpool.. 37 Broadwa*
City of Cheater.... April 1. Liverpool.. 15 Broadway
Labrador April 1. Havre *>3 Broadwnv
Ethiopia April 1. Glaagow... 7 Howling Green
Wyoming April 4. Liverpool.. 29 Broadway
Algeria April 5. Liverpool.. 4 Howling Green
fimbria April t?. Hamburg.. HI Broadway
State of Indiana... April t>. Glaagow... 72 Broadway
Republic April 8. Liverpool.. 37 Broadway
City of New York.. April 8. Liverpool.. 15Broadwav
The yueen April 8. Liverpool.. t>9 Broadway
Neckar April 8. Bremen.... 2 Bowling Green
Victoria April 8. Glasgow... 7 Bowling Green
China tprill'J. Liverpool.. 4 Bowling Green
City of Richmond. April 13. Liverpool.. 15 Broadway
Suevia April 13. Hamburg.. 01 Broadway
Rotterdam April 13 Rotterdam. AO Broadway
Germanic April 15. Liverpool.. 37 Broadway
Helvetia April 15 Liverpool.. HI) Broadway
Amenque April io. Havre no Broadwav
Oder April lft. Bremen... 2Bowling(Srcen
Calitornia April lft. < JI astro w.. . 7 Howling Oreea
Idaho April IK. Liverpool.. 29 Broadway
Bothnia .. April 19. Liverpool.. 4 Bowling Oreea
State of Peunsyla. April 20. GUiruv,... 72 Broadway
Gellcrt April2<). Hamburg.. 61 Broadway
Celtic April 22. Liverpool.. 117 Broadwav
Bolivia April 22. tilnsgow,.."iT Rowling (iretn
France.. April22. Havre... .V) Hruwiw*?
England April22. Liverpool.. 69Broadway
City of Montreal.. April22. Liverpool.. 1ft Broadwav
Main April 22. Bremen.... 2 Rowling (ireen
Nevada April28. Liverpool.. |29 Broadwav
Adriatic April 20. Liverpool.. | M7 Broadway
City of Pari* April 29. Liverpool.. | lft Broadway
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
SC.* AMI MOO*. I HIGH WATKR.
Sun rues 6 4S | Gov. IjIhihI.... morn 12 00
Sun sets 6 22 I Sandy llnok we 11 15
Moon sols morn ? ? | Hell Gale morn 1 45
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 29,1876.
ARRIVALS.
RKPORTID BT THR 11KRALD A TRAM TACUTS AMD BKRALD
WH1TKHTONK TKLk'OKAPH UNI.
French corvette Agouiste, Le Baah, M Pierre; has a crew
o( 87 uien -md officers.
Steamer Colombo (Br), Whiting, Hull March 11 via
Southampton 14th, with mdse to C L Wright A Co. Crossed
the Bank* in lat 42. saw no ice ; 2*<th insi, off* Fife Island,
had a heavy SK gale: barometer down to 29,89.
Steamer Ethiopia (Br). Craig, tilargow March 19. with
miLtf and passengers to llonderson Bros. March 25. lat 44
44. ion GO 12. exchanged signals with an American ship,
bound went, showing 1IQRJ.
Steamer Brashear, Forbes, New Orleans March 22, with
md*e and pavnengers to 0 A Whitnev A Ce.
Steamer Pioneer. Wake ley, Wilraiuctuti, NO, 3 days,
with md.se to W P Clyde A Co.
Steamer Albemarle. Ulbtis. Lewes, Del, with mdie to the
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Ship Kajah (of Liverpool), Halliday. Calcutta lift davs,
with mdne to A A Low .t Bros. Passed Cape of (lood Hope
Jan 30, St Helena Feb 9. and crossed the Kquator 2ftth. in
ioil a* ; iom uir uhup* hi imi u . Miivrw?ru umu .1 ? wiau?;
11 arch Jrt. Ui :w?. Ion 73. hud a heavy SK gale
Ship Win Tapscntt. Morgan, Liverpool Jan 2t? and Holyhead
Feb .*? with md?e to TftpXOd Hr<?*. t ame tho southern
passage and had fine weather to Hatteras; thence heavy
gales.
Hark Aristos (Nor>. Klldahl, Araov, 143 days, with teas to
Archer A Hull. Passed Anjer Dec 3. Cape of Hood Hope
Jan .3. St Helena Feb C, and crossed the Equator Feb 35,
in Ion 33 Id
Hark Nordbavct (Nor), Hclversen. Liverpool 75 days, in
ballast to order Cauie the northern passage and had
strong westerly pales: in lat 44. long .V). saw a large quantity
ot ice; is anchored at Sandy Hook tor orders
i4?rk Ilennes (Nor), Jabnaon, Newcastle, E, Go days, with
mdss to order
Hark Victor Pisani (Ital), Scarpa, Leith HI) days, in bal
last to Sloeovieh & Co.
Hark Hrodrcne iNor). Hoe. Antwerp 74 days, in ballast to
Fundi, Kdyc A (-a If ad heavy westerly gales.
Hark Jane Adeline. Lindsay. Porto Cabell* 18 days, with
md?e to Dallott, Hlis? X Co. Had tine weather to Hertnnda,
theuce strong g lies; March -K. had a heavy HE gale *
Hark Hotden Fleece (of Hamados), Armstrong. Port Spain
15 days, imtse to II Trowurldgo's Sous.
Hark Lorena (ot Stockton;, HUmhard. 8altCay.TI.lt
days, with salt to F Woodruff; vessel to Carvrr 1 Harnvs.
Hark H W Rose veil. Ilarriman, Havana 11 days, with
agar to Hastian X Hoffmann; vessel to Jas K Ward Jk Co.
March 35th. off Hatter**, took a heavy SE gale, lasting 48
hours.
Hark Mustang (Nor), Hirklanl, Havana 10 days, with
sugar to J M Cahelloa k Co; vessel to Zurich. Kdye'dCo
Hark Idaho, Hlehardaon. Cienfuegos 18 days, with sugar
to lurkar k Liehtbourue
Hark T K Weldon. Oolson, Cardenas March Id. with sugar
to order; vessel to Jatnes K Ward A Co; is anchored on the
bar
Hark Matthew Halrd (of Philadelphia), Ureenleaf, Card?
oas 1 <iays a 1th molasses to Davis k Co; vessel to J II Wluchester
k Co
Hark Hru;i?trK*k (of Portlands Hutchinson. Matanias 10
days with sugar to J XI Cabelloe; vessel to James E Ward
k Co
Hark Ada Hart^n (Br). Mctirath, Mataatas 13 days, with
su.'ar to Hlakeslec X Caldwell.
Haik W E Anderson, Hrandt, Matansas 10 days, with
sugar to H II Howsll. Sou .1 Co ; ves.el to Jaiucs K Ward k
Co March 18. John Proctor, first officer, aged .'*0 years, of
the ai?elt<?r. and was drowned
Brig Trenmore (Nor), Olson, Cork 58 days, in ballast la
KoncIt. Kdye 4 Co
Hrir Hams (Nor), Jensen, Palermo 82 days, with fruit to
Funds K?Jye A < o Passed <iibrallar Feb B.
Hrig I* astern 8tar (of New Haven). Foster. Mayagues 17
days. with tnolartes to li Trowbridge* Hons. Had fine
weather to Bermuda, thence hear? northerly galea.
Itriir Martha Upton. Aquadilla 14 darn, with sugar to J
V Anataia 4 Co; vessel to K Saoches y Dots.
Brig Alexander 51ctela. Peters, Cienfuegot 20 days, with
sugar to order; veesel to Marcus Hunter A Co. March 25,
lat 1*4 45. Ion 74 ?Vi, had a heavy BHK gala and was hoarded
hv a lmnvy sea, which enrriod sway the wheel; 20th. lat
S5 .V*. Ion 75. had a hfiry gale and carried away foretongal*
lant sail; 2Hth. off \hsecornbe. had a heavy 8K gale, tilling
the cabin with water; had to crowd on sail to keep vessel
from going ashore.
Hri|f Mi?o ol Parrsboro, NS), Helfontaine, Cicnfoema
IB days, with molasses to Pouvert 4 Co; vessel to llattou,
Watson 4 Co. Hod heavy weathor; split sails.
Brig llattie M Bain. Thestrup. Cardenas 9 days, with
sugar to Miller 4 floughton Had heaty NK aud NW gales.
Brig VitttttU Amelia tot Ahchst), Hon the. Cardena* 10
davs. with n?o!a**c? to Moses Taylor 4 Co. vessel to llat
ton, w at ton ji ? ??. ii riu iiphvv wraintr; *pi.i ?aii?
llriif Premier tof Yarmouth, N S). Kojrtrt, Cardenas 10
day a, with sowar to order. ve???el to Hoyd .1 Ilihrkrn.
Hr?r T* Krmlek. Ko*e. Caid?na? ln'day*. with sugar to
ordrr: verael to Miller A Houghton
Schr PrfiOiil llwaeltlne <ji Ulfatt-, Molfcmaid, Mttilnt
M?da\%, with fruit to Harm* Bros. *e?scl to Alvah M.iUutt
Patted Gibraltar March X\. lat .'44. Ion 74. had a
hear* >K iral?*( lotting *4 hour*, lu which loot foretopioatt;
>ili, off lln<n+fa<, !?> ( jibb??om in a fro%h mstrrlj wlud;
tutor day wot in collision with hark Abraham \ouul; Rr),
iroro Bramtu, at anchor off bandy Hook, and rtcolrod slight
F, MARCH SO. 1876.?TRIPI
damage. March 22, lat 32 05, Ion 71. bark J04a D Bueno,
Lent.a fur 84 J ago.
srhr Southern lJuoir (of Cannings. N8), llauaan. Rio
Grande nel Hut). days. with hides and horns to Uelrich* A
Co. vessel to Heuuislun X Co. Crueacd the Equator March 8
in lull 31; had light NK trade, and Bur weather to Hat
teraa. thence Use days with strong NW and SE iralea;
March 14. lat 17 IW. Ion M 80, apoka fir brig Thornaa Albert,
front Halifax for Karbadora.
Kolir Annie R Lewis (of Rockport), Lewia. East Harbor
TI, lo days, with aalt to H 11 Muck A Co. Had >'**' and SE
galas the entire passare.
Sclir It S Graham (of I'blladelphla). Smith. Cienfnetros 14
days. with mdse to J k O Fowfrr k Co; rrssel to Evans.
Hsll A Co. March 28, off Cape May lightship, bad a heavy
K8K rale, with heavy sea lastiug 0 hours; had everything
movable washed from decks.
Schr Chas II Hodgdoit. Foster. Baraeoa 8 days, with fruit
to J l.luhi A Co; vessel lo B J Wvnbery A Co. March 28. 15 I
tulles S of Barnegal. eucounterrii a ttrrec SK gale, blowing |
mw?v ju> nun nearly capsizing ma vphci
Schr Curtis Tilt on Hnepherd. Hagua 10 days. with sugar
to Squire Bros. March 121, lat 29, Ion Ti?. had a SK gale '"nr
16 hours. in which lost and split some sails.
Hchr Jin W Brown lot Belfast, Mo), Klin, Ctrdrnni 10
davit, with nielado to Waydell A i'o: vessel to A Budget!
A Co. March 22, lat 2H, Ion 74 40, had a hesvv SE gale, in
which had water casks .stove: 126th. off Cape 11 at terns, took
auotber HE sale, lasting 1H hoar#, and again. 2Hth. oft Baruegat.
still another pale from the name quarter, accompanied
by torrents of rain; during the latter, had decks
swept fore and aft and blow away jib; March 23, lat 31? 06,
Ion 76 31, spoke bark Klisa White, from Matauxas for Boston,
6 days out; 26tli, 1 mile sK of Cape lialtera* passed a
vessel of about 160 tous bottom up.
Hchr Ku*an B Hay. Kudtcott. C a rile n as 9 days, with sugar
to Barring Bros: vessel to Van Brunt Bros. No late, 1st
12H. ion 70. in a gale from \VS\V. sprung foremast.
Hchr C P Currish, Armstrong. Cardenas 10 days, with
molasses to B II Howell, Sons k Co, vessel to Jed Krye k
Co; March 20. lat lltt 10. Ion 73. had a heavy southerly gale;
lo*t foresail fcml received other damage: March 27,1st 37 06,
Ion 73 30, passed two spars, one 16 feet and the other 6 feet
above the water.
Schr Karl H rotter. Shearer, Cardenas 10 days, with
suirar to order: vessel to Parsout k Loud.
Hchr North America (of Halifax. N8). Joyce. Cardonas 9
day*. with sugar to order; vessel to lletton. Watson k Co.
hchr Maggie M Rivers (of Tbomastoni. Rivers. Mutant**
7 days, with molasses to Brown Bros k Co; vessel to Parsons
k Loud. Lat 30, Ion 79 2'). passed a schooner of about 260
tons, waterlogged aud abandoued, apparentlv but a short
lime in mat conuilloii; could 1101 got uer name.
Sclir T K Pllliburv (of Thomaston). Utu-ber, Mutanaaa 11
days. with sugar to E 1) Morgan A Co; ves*el to Suow Jt
Burgos.
Sclir E E Buckett. Hergmanu, Long Key, Bahama*. H
days, with mdae to WiUon A Aiiuita.
Sclir l.'emory, Gray, Aldrich, Brunswick, Ga, s ilaya, with
lumber to Dodge Jt Co: veaael to Slagliter 1 Petty*
Sclir Win Magee. Sheridan. Virginia.
Sciir J Veldrcii, Cavalier. Virginia.
Sclir Kaeer, l'iilabury, Virginia.
Sclir I.iaaie Florence. Lippincott, Virginia.
Sehr J T l.angrel. Flowers. Virginia for N'ew Iiaven.
Sclir Mi as Moore, Lewis, Baltimore for Poughkeepsle.
0jr Sclir Victor Pulg, from Bararoa. arrived 2Sth, ia consigned
to laaac R Staple* (not aa previously reported;.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Fitcbburg, Springer, Now Bedford for
New York.
Steamer Electra. Young. Frovidsnce for New York.
Sclir Fanlher. Hardy, i rovideuce for New York.
Sclir Joseph Roger*, Smith, Fortlaud, ?l. lor N'ew York.
Scbr Warren Gates. Smith, Mill*tone I'olnt for New York.
Sclir Julia A Ta:e, Tate, Bridgeport for New York.
Sehr Richard Law, Hlnridge. Portetiester for New York.
Sclir Petrol, Frye, Batli tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Hrlg Nellie Ilnated. Brew ster, New Vork for Dublin.
Sclir L D Katbburn. Crowell, Fliiladelphia fur Ptovideuce.
?chr Entire. Kinnenr. Ambov for New London.
Sehr Gov Burton, Phinne.v. Philadelphia for Someraet.
Sehr A Wolsey, King. Philadelphia for Boaton.
Sclir Nellie. Carr. Weehawken for Boston.
Sehr Wc>t Dennis. Fliiladelphia lor Boston.
Sclir Vclma. l'lunkett. Newcastle. Del. tor Calais.
Sclir Joa Eaton, Jr. Peterson, Philadelphia lor Provineetown.
Sclir Belle Seaman, Steolman, Am boy for Norwich.
Sehr Samuel C Hart, Men ill, Philadelphia for Bostou.
Sclir .1 M Fluke, Snow. Virginia tor Providence.
Sclir John Crock ford, llurst, Weehawkou for Norwich.
s?ur ? line kock. irnneny, .nw sera ior uriageport.
Scbr Imogens Oiverty, Hand, Port Johnson for l'rotidfiire.
Schr IUiodo Island, Jonas, New York for Sag Harbor.
Scbr Adelia Cliase. Patterson. Virginia for Providence.
Scbr Hannah E Browu, Sackett, llaverslraw for Providence.
Scbr J 0 Rogers, Fletcher. New Yor* for Bootbbay.
Sebr Argo, Besse, New York for Warehatn.
Sehr Dr. Franklin. Powoll, New York for Saybrook.
Schr (1 Babcucs, Sackett, New York for lireonwicb.
Scbr Sallie Burton. Burlev, New York for Stamford.
Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New Y ork for Stamlord.
CLEARED.
Steamer Claribel (Bri, Ferguson. Auz Cayes and Kingston?Pint.
Forwood A Co.
Steamer Regulator. Doane, Charleston?J \V Qulntard A
Co.
Steamer Concord. Shorwin. Philadelphia?James Hand.
Ship British King (Br), Butter, London?Grinned, Minturu
A Co.
Bark Lottie Stewart (Br), Sinclair, Cork?Snow A Burgess.
Bark Ortola (Hal), Cadaro, Lisbon?Lawrence, Giles A
Co.
Brig Marie (Nor), Ilenriksen, Christiana?Funch, Edye A
Co.
Brig Nellie Clifford, Tapley, Madeira and Las Palmaa? II
W I.oud A Co.
Brig Ennna Dean (Br), I'lnmmer, Wllliamstadt?Theo
Foulke.
Brig Angelia, Kvans. Demerara?Leuycralt A Co.
Brig Harry A Aubrey (Bri, Bridgeton, Barbados?Dwlght
A Piatt,
Schr Harry Emctt(Br), Drew, Bridgewater, E?Geo KBulley.
Schr Jos W Wilson. Somera, St Johns, PR?Overton A
Hawkins. '
Schr Jesse Carll, I'oderhill. Baracoa?B J Wenherg A Co.
Selir Lvona, Gordon, Corpus Cbrinti?J H Bower.
Schr Henry P liavens, l'earce, Savanuah?Kvaas, Ball A
Co.
Schr Kidgewnod, Johnson, Georgetown and Pot Bluff?E
D Murium A Co.
Schr Sarah Potter, Wall, Philadelphia?Parsons A Load.
Schr Pointer, Dill, Providence and Bristol?Ferguson A
Wood.
scbr Crusade. Mullen, Now Haven?Rackett A Bro.
Sloop Petrel, Jarvia, Newark?J B Gregg.
SAILED.
Steamers Java(Rr), for Liverpool; Cornwall (Br). Bristol;
Royal Minstrel t Br), l.ondoii ; Regulator, Charleston ; ships
Prlscilla (lieri. Aberdeen; Sterling. San Kraccisco: barks
Graf Moltke (tier), Stettin: Kelnne-r, Demerara; Krnnia
(Bri. London; Caernarvonshire (Br), do; Endeavor, Alicante
; brigs Rock (Hr), Larue; Concord, Matansas; schr
Leona, Corpus Christi.
At anchor off Staten Island, ships Gen McClellan, tor San
Francisco; RJtikain (Nor), for Antwerp.
Wina at midnlrbt. WSW.
Barometer at midnight, 29.70. *
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
srnasR Labrador trr), irom rniiaoriphia tor New lurk,
was blown ashore night of March 2fl. no Finn's Point, Delaware
River. Tug North America went to her assistance
trom Philadelphia early yesterday morning. She would
probably have to discharge part of her cargo, but it was
thought ulie would get off without damage at high water. At
7 I'M the stenmer lay easy on a soft bottom and her cargo
was being dlecbarged. A late despatch bay a ahe refuted
aaaiatance,
Stkamkr C.kuat \Vkatkr n (Br), etranded on Long Island
coaat. remalua iu the aaine condition. The cargo is being
carted acroaa the beach, thence to be ahipned by boat to
New York. Tuesday night's gale did not hurt her much.
Scbr Kinma 1a loading oranges from the wreck.
Snip Kurcs K Wnon, Davis, from Boston for San Francisco.
which put into Montevideo Feb 5, in distress, remained
Feb IS. but ready to resume her voyage.
I Ship Ortauio. wrecked at Long Beach. NJ. was alod 28th
i Inst for fISt). The purchaser was Mr A R Pharo. ol Turkerlon.
The ball is entirely broken up and the timbers are
I scattered along the beach lor nearly a mile.
Ship John o Rakkr. at Philadelphia from Bremen, reports
March 20. passed a vessel of about 40 tuna bottom up,
apparently but a short time lu that condition.
Snip Jacos Y Troop (Mr), from New York March 10.
I for Bristol, F.. la reported, by cable Irom Mertiluda via St
i Thoruaa. to hate foundered at sea. No particulars The
Troop wav a pine vra'el of 1.2112 tons register, was built at
; Tynemuuth, S'B. in 1MU. and sailed from St John, NM. ]
nhi?i mow* b?, irom ? uniuirion, toeiore reported),
| went ashore it* entering the harbor of Greuada March 6.
| She cam* off leaking badly.
Brig L War raw. Gray, from Barbados Feb 2 for Minatit
. Ian. has hern totally wrecked about 75 tuiles from the latter
pert. The L W was WH tons register, built at Orland, Me,
1 In INU7. and hailed Irom Buck sport. Me.
Sen R Harriet Nswri.l. from Elisabeth port for Bath, be;
fore reported wrecked near Portland, not being able to get
i into port owing to the wind and snow, anchored in the roads I
! at 6 I'M Saturday, and rode at auchor until ten o'clock at
i night, when she parted her chain and began to drift to1
ward the west, and struck the eastern side of HlnfT Island
at about two o'eloek Sunday morning, broadside on the
| port side, but the >ea soou swung her bow out and her stern
remained fast on the rocks. It was dark, and the crew could
not see from one end of the vessel to the other, so it was
i decided best to rainain quiel until daylight. At flee o'clock
| in the morning it was dark and the schooner was rolling
I fearfully, and it was expected she wonld go to pieces I
every moment. The first mate. Mr. Doane. made an attempt
to launch a boat, but it hardly touched the water before
it was smashod. It wa? then decided that the only way
| to save their lives was to get a Hue ashore, but this was no
| easy matter The sea was running high and the great waves
! were breaking in fury over the rocke The mate stripped off
his cost sud fastening a rope to his waist jumped into the
i raring sea. Fortunately, he was carried up on the shore
I aud left high, hut not dry. The rope was fastened to a
I boulder ou shore and the rest of the crew managed to get
> on shore. Captain Kent and his wife remained on the top
I of the honse together for live hours. The crew on shore did
tbeir ntmont to aid theu?. but the captain wa? not willing
that liim wile should attempt to reach the shore oii the single
line. About in oYIim k the vessel broke In two and the lore
' part was dashed to pieces In an instant. The aftor part was
, dashed about like an egg shell, hut the captain and his wife
retnaiued on the bouse until the seas had washed over it
aud were drownod soou after. Mr Fred W lbiane. the first
mate, was wrecked about two months and a half ago in the
Weitonah. off Monhegan. while the second mate, Mr John 1
Card, has been wrecked four times before Mayo *
Tylrr. of Dihmh, tvnfd IhN' hmlit of the ichonner and ;
tli* eaptaia the t?malalB( fourth. It U not thought tba wai
I lutured.
Schb IIatti* Lot;, of Cold Spring llarhor, I.I, ('apt.'at
' Wright, went aahore on the west side o! Cold Spring Harbor
j la the sale night ol 2Slh She Ilea blah and dry and will
; hare to he due out. A number ot other vrsaela dragced
ashore in that eirinity, but were not materially damaged.
Horn Litti.b llariD. Allen, of Brooklyn, from New Keren
! for New York, light, lost large anchor off Flushing flats in
the rale aiirht of 'dSih inst. The small anchor waa imme
dlatrly lei (fit, but owing la the velocity ot the *|||<I it would j
i not bold, wikI ?br * < blown a?h?-e on the roctc at KureUna (
| Poloi. cast of Klkor'a laland. She lie* high and drv and la I
badly ahattercd, but may possibly be got off; all hand* aafe.
Uran E iioonwi* (Mr), I.orkr. fr..m St Martina for Lockeport,
put Into Liverpool. Mi, ou the IHtli Inat, with aaila
badly torn, bow atove, deck and other planks alarted. galley,
l binnacle and c unpaaa gone. and In a alnklug condition.
Si'tih Vott II aran, at Roothba.e. reporta hiving panted
wliat appeared to be the deck ot a veeeel with part orhouaa, !
painted white, when about 40 mllea off Cape Auu.
St'nu K K Sytu.soN. Koade. from South Aiuboy for Port- 1
laud, wrecked on Folly laland. Me, March iM, war not lu- I
j aured The sails, rigging. Ac, are dialed and hrokeu. and j
I acattered along the snore. The captain loat iu money. |
The Iron waa cnnaigned, I'M tooe to the Portland Hotline
Mill, aud MO tons to the Maine Central Kail road Co, and I
waa insured
Hen* Rnisi! ,'rt, from St rtenrge, Ma. for New York, be- i
fore repotted aaliore at Wood'a Hole, waa lyiae alone aide
the whorf March US waiting for anoiiora beiore proceeding to
deal I nation.
Sena S M Rat. from Cardeoaa. at Philadelphia March '19,
leal torciopinaat on the passage.
Sciiaa Kaan \V?aai*. and Skatlowiib. broke from their
lueohati and weut ashore at ilyanaia March II, during
1 the gale.
Sena Ida pkli.a Tobbk. from Maw Bedford for Hath.which
went aOiora at Uyaunla March III, came off without
damage
Stun Leer Lib, whieh waa driree aabere at Jonespert,
| Me. Mareb III, baa btaa got off with leee of kanl. A a.
,E SHEET.
6cn Emirmii, ashore near railway at Hyannis March
21, Uoatad against a i?mI ou the wayi, carried away her
Jtbboom, nod uow Ilea lu the aaud on the bearb.
Sewn JuevruiMK, front Bridgeport. went a?l M 4F ' ? |
on the Moth Brother, but got oil at high wat
anchor and chain, Tp
Schu I.ICAXO. Daw. from Vayaguei. before >eported
spoken In dlatreae, arrived at Portland 29th Inst. The report
that her captain and a Iranian waa drowned war a
miatake?they had been Injured.
Scans Cl4ka Ecnnxa, and I'ninrn Laaoo, were driven
en shore at Stage Harbor. Cape Cod March 21. At the same
time the schr Fanny Rogers. which had been ashore several
weeks, was floated off.
Hell <>ate pilotboat I.illv went ashere PM 2Sth at City
Island and had bottom stove and yawl smashed.
New homo*. March 2S?The steamer Mistletoe, this
morning. while under the influence of a witch tide, ran Jpto
the schr Henry A Denting, carrying away her flying jibboom.
Kocniotxo, Me. March 30-Schr Kennv Mitchell, ashore
on Dumpling l.cdges. Koa Island, wes hauled off hy the
revenue cutter Dallas and towed into North Haven to day,
lite vossel bilged and Is fall of water.
VinttrsKD Havnn. Maas. March 29? Brig Mattle BJlnssell
13tt lihda and 21 additional liercos of molasses. The ate am
pump reduced the water without difficulty, and ahe ia now
quite tight.
Lauhciiki>?At Wilmington, Del, March 27, from the ynid
of the Harlan A Hcdlingsworlh Company, the new iron
steamer Morgan City, the last o' 4 ateanien recently ordered
bv Chaa Morgan A Co. of New York, and built at the
above yarda. The Morgan City ia a vassal of about imp)
toiia burden, and in all revpects la a counterpart of the
other*, which have till minutely described iti then# column*.
The VMMI, when completed, -will run *m a freight
and passenger ateainer between New York and Morgan Citv
(Texas', touching at Calv'Sioii.
At Portsmouth, Ml. March 2?, from Mr Pernald's yard,
achr Murv L llontvet. for the Hank tinherles.
At Newhurypnrt, March 28, a new actiooner of about 15(1
tons, from the yard of Meaars Colby k Lunt.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NkwsiiirroitT. March 28? I'lie outer can bnoy which went
adrllt In the lute storm wits placed in lie proper position by
US steamer Daisy on Tuesday.
WHALEMEN.
Arrived at Barbados March 2, schr Union, Bsrstow, of NB,
from a cruise, with 10 bbt* oil.
A letter from the mate of bark Atlantic, Brown, dated
Tshitl. Jan 3D, reports her with 80 bbls sp since leaving
Honolulu.
Spoken?March 24. lat 33 43, Iouk 08, bark B Vosuold, of
NB, with l.lou bbls oIL
SPOKEN.
Ship Kln^Cei.ric (Br). Betts. from San Francisco (Dee 4)
for Liverpool, Feb 20. 1st 27 54 N, Ion 78 57 it'.
H.rk irinllr..! frniu Kmjsii.lr.i fur Vow York March 1.
1st 23 44. Ion 64 35.
IIiirk St Lucie. Wllson. from New York fur Valparaiso,
March 24. no lat. Ac.
Hark Elisa Aveling (Br), .Munro, from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
37 Mays out. March 10, no lat. Ion 34 W.
Hark Munilor, Katun, from Cardiff J an 26 for Aspln wall,
March ll.iat 16 30, Ion57 20.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are luformed
that by telegraulilng to the IIkrald letudun Bureau, addressing
"lleuuett. No 40 Fleet atroet, London," or to the
1'arls oflire, addressing "Bennett, 61 Avenue de POpera,
Parte," the arrivals at and departures from European aud
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States, the same will be cabled tu this
country free of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Mediterranean
ports will And the Paris ottico the more economical
and expeditious for telegraphing news
OUrk CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Antwkrp. March 26?Sailed, hark Mary S Gibson (Br),
Sloan, United States.
Bokdkai'X, March 29?Sallad, steamer Napoll (Br), Naw
York.
Barckloxa. March 23?Arrived, bark Felisa (Sp), Anga,
New Orleans; brig Ana (Sp), Berran. Savannah,
Bombay, March 28?Arrived, ship A S Davis, Ford, Liver
pool.
Dantzic. March 2ti?Arrived, bark Titania (Nor), Torgesen,
Philadelphia.
Glasgow, March 28?Sailed, ahips Abeona (Br), Groaiart,
Montreal: GlennlfTer (Br), Cauning. do.
Grkexock, March 38?Amred, bark Brilliant Star (Br),
Nichols, Wilmington, NC.
11ull. March 2D?Sailed, bark Saga (Nor), Srendsen, New
York.
IIambi'RG. March 26?Sailed from Cuxhaven 26th, bark
Fredig (Nor), Anderson. Philadelphia.
IrswiCH, March 29?Sailed, bark Qvoe (Nor), Olten,
United States.
Liverpool, March 28?Sailed, bark Stonewall Jackson,
Arbrcam, New York.
Sailed 29th, 2 PM, steamer Lord Cllve (Br), Urqnhart,
Philadelphia.
LoxnnNnKRer, March 28?Arrived, bark Emlllo Barablno
(Br). Thompson. Baltimore.
Movillk. March 29?Arrived, steamer Moravian (Br),
Qraham. Portland for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Malaga?Sailed, the Maggie, for Boston,
OroRTO, March 18?Arrived, brig Ennis, D/er, New York
(before reported without date).
Sailed 18th. brig Boa Fe (Port). Campos, New York.
PLVltot'th, March 29, 8 PM?Arrived, steamer Peralre
(Fr), Daure, New York for Havre (and proceeded).'
Qukkxstowm, March 29. 4 AM?Arrived, steamer Batavlb
(Br), Muoland. Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded).
South.mnon, March* 29, AM?Sailed, steamer Othello
(Br). Bristow (from Hull). New York.
Arrived 29th. PM, steamer Wescr(Ger), Jaeger. New York
for Bremen (aud proceeded).
Roues, March 20?Sailed, bark Haasel (Nor), Samuelsen,
United States.
Slico, March 26?Arrived, bark Iona (Ans), Bagnsen.
Baltimore.
Tkxkl, March 23?Sailed, bark Agnee (Oar), Herder, Maw
York.
Yalrhcia, to March 20?Sailed, itaamer Australia (Br),
Sidey, New York.
IjONpoir, March 20?A despatch from Manila, br war of
Hong Kong March 27. *aye the American bark Metis. Capt
Kent, in ballast from Hong Kong ior the United States via
Maulla, recently grounded" on the Palanae Shoals and remains.
She is owned by T Kiekerson. of Boston. [Another
account says the Metis was totally lost on the Manila coast
March 14.]
Vara, March 29?The American schr Silver Star. Capt
Mabony, from New York Feb 2*1 Tor this port, arrived r.>.
oently and soon alter took fire and became a total lost. She
hail her Inward bonnd cargo aboard, which was an assorted
one ar.d included tl,<U0 gallons oi petroleum, 900 bbls flour.
2.1.000 lest of lumber. 200 bbls of rosin and 1<*> boxes of
perfumery. [The S S was 171 tons register and was built at
Baltimore in 1838.
WEATHER REPORT.
Falmouth. March 29, 6 VM?Wind W, moderate, showary.
Uolyrrad, March 29, 8:30 PM?Wind SSW, fresh.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Aouadilla, PR, March 13?Sailed, brig Martha, Upton,
New York.
Batavia. Feb 3?In port, harks McGUvery. Jewett. for
New York or Boston, idg; Cheshire, Bacbelder, and Wakefield,
Cowen. unc.
Ul-kxos A thus. Fob 14?Arrived, bark Gen Sedgwick.
TloxfcPk, Liverpool; K>tb, schr South Shtie, Whittemore,
Hall
Sailed Feb 4. schrs A W Smith, Leavltt. Ctmpatu (In bal.
last) ;Mh, Mary A Rich, Staple*, Zarate (with part of inward
cargo from Brunswick) ; Hth, hark* Gaii Kden, Hlair, St
Thomas; 12th. Colina, Lewis. Ronton (and arrived at Modtevideo
14th. ana cleared tame day). (The laat three reaaeU
were Incorrectly reported In port Feb 14.]
Also Railed 12th, bark Elite O (Mr). Garvin, Antwerp.
In port Feb 14. bark* Tayay, Pettis, tor Boston; Lotus
(Hri, furry, unc; Bristol, Fossett, for Havre.
Hamrapo*. March 11?In port schrKvaJ Smith, Sanders,
from Philadelphia, arrived 2d, disg.
Hakaooa, March 20?In port, acbrs Klla Pressey. Pressoy;
8 A Paine, llrown*. Mary D Leach, Paine; Hubert Byrou,
Donaldson. and Itacehorae. Miller, for New York, ldg; Geo
Washington, Rolf, lor Savannah, do.
Cau/utta. Feb *2.r??In port, ship Rosalie (Br), (leggum;
Senator (Br?, JefTrev. and Robert I*ees (Br), K??e, for New
York, ldg: Kicaito. Brown, for Boston, do; Dread (Br),
Kvana. tor San Francisco, do; hark Lynton (Br), Brown, for
do: and others.
Went to sea from Sanger Feb 10. ships S R Mead, Dixon,
for New Yam; Slid, Ranee (Bit, Stephenson, do.
Dkmnrara, March 0? lu port, s.'tir M A Folsom, Banker,
for St Lticia.
aloitk. about Y.su'eh 1?Arrived, brig A 8 Pennell,
Beck, New fait*
Havana. Marco 2H? \rrtred, steamers Citr of Vera Crui.
Deaken, New York; \Y G Ilewes. Morgan. Indianola.
Sailed 2fHh. earner* City of Havana, Phillips (from New
Yor?'. Progresso, Ac, Margaret. Baker, New Ortean*.
IIALirit. .March 2H?Arrived, steamer Geo Washington,
Whitehead. New York.
Mk**ina. about March 15, bark Virginia L Stafford (Br),
Curry. New York.
Mojitkvidko. Feb 18-In port, ship Rufus K Wood, Davis,
from Boston for San Francisco, ready to resume her vovage.
Mataui 14. Feb jf?Arrived, schr fygnus. Steele, .Mac lii as
(and sailed for Prune* ; March 5, bark Minnesota. Arey, 1
Baltimore <and sailed for FeJardo).
Sailed March 10, brig Eastern Star, Foster. New York; I
tlili. schr Margie, McFaddeu. F ajar do. to Uniali ldg for north
of Ifatteras.
In pert March 12. brigs item. Pierce, and Marr K Dana, i
O*Nell. Mg: Ann I lisabetb. Burgess, and Mausou. smith,
wtg; wins David T??rrey, >ouie. and l> P keeling. itohin*on,
ldg: Marr G Collin*. Soinerv tr un New York via Ponce, ar
rived loth, disg; Paul Heavcv, French, froin New York. ait? |
rlred ">th. Jo: Jesaie Hoyt inn, from St Thomas, arrived
Fob *7. do: Mmiui lava, Telbot; Otrrir 8 Webb. Roftra; 1
Aunu W Parker SDomnin. and Allegro Kallar. wtg
Ylvtsxaa*. M arch "M?Arrived, bum Mary Pratt. Savin,
London; brig Hyperion. Clark, New York ; sehr Louisa A
Orr, Orr, (llasguw.
Sailed 2'dd. Senior 'Nor'. Tonneson. north of llattera*.
Padvmu. Jan "Jt?? In port, bark Hawthorn, Na?ou rlrora
Hatavial, for New York. Idg; brig Dan <Sw). Ilollberg(from j
liaiavial, lor do. do.
Ponci, March II?In port, brigs Morning Light, Dill, and
Daylight. Marks, tor Cnltod States. ldg;rchr? Annie Hell,
Rice, and Oliver Djrer. Kalker, tor do. do : Delhi, Kmcrsnn,
tmm Portland, disg; Mary H Harris, Crowley, and Anita
Small, seeking.
Mr Thou a*. Marrh IS?Sailed, brig Nautilus, May. Torks
Island.
Sr.loHss. PH. March l.t,?:30 AM?Arrived, steemer John
llrsmall (Hri, Nrwlngton. New York iaud veiled es 1 I'M.
lot Para, Pernambueo. Hehia end Klo Janeiro).
Sanua. March 2.V-Arrived, (cbr Msttle llolines. Marshall,
Mar'ila*
St John. NB. March l'?? Sailed, ship Victory (Br), Watton.
Imndon
Thisiiivd (Cube', March 22?Sailed. srhr B J Wlllard,
Woodbury. Delaware Breakwater for orders.
Yoa >ii <a ?. March HI?sailed preelously, berk Jonathan
Cliaao. Curtis. Hong Kong.
In port March 10. ship llooe, Hancock, une.
AMERICAN PORTSs
ALEXANDRIA, March 2??Sailed, eteatner EC Kaighl,
New York. m
BOSTON. March U??Arrlred. barke Magttntlcook, Hem
Im?m. C'aloaia; leehrrUse iBrl. Jahaeoa. Taik a Island,
brig* 8?llr Brown. Bom. Batavia; Dauntless, Williams
Palermo: Westwood iRr). Nation, Ponce: Otter (B?
Prlngle. Cienfuegue: Cbriitioa, Orowell. do: Shasta, Brown, f
do: Aurora illr). Wood. Triuilad: Saaild# tBr), Sagua;
Kujily T Sbaldon, liarnai. llitiiou: ecbre N J Miliar,
-'la, Miraxoane: Druid, Swatirr.8tJulini.PK: W P
Ouuuiings, 8agua; Decora. Crosalev, Turk'a Island;
jjt. !t,(?Mr, Gregory, Philadelphia.
Alio arrived, nark Lawrence. Howes, Palermo: acbri W
D Hilton, Jobnaon, Philadelphia; Alliu Graana. Nlckeraoa,
Hoboken; Hyna. Oliver, New York: Freddie L. Porter. Port
Johnaon: P A Server, Cordery, Charlaatou, 8C (and proceeded
to Weymouth) : Mary 8 Bradabaw. Van Giloar. Cieafuegoi;
Geo 11 Bent, Smith, Brunswick, Ga; Lydla H
Roner. Creamer. Norfolk: W Tire. Tlee. Baltimore; Annie <
K Ketchum, Ketehmn, Philaoelphia; J T Alburger, Newell,
do; CO Borry. Koavev, do; Charlea A Jonea. Keut. Weehawken;
Enos B Phillips, Baker, do; Alico B, Roberts.
Hoboken.
I'leared-Steamers Aries. Baker, Philadelphia: Gen Whit
ney, liallelt. New York.
BALTIMORE. March 2fl?Arrlvod. steamera Geo AddoIiI
Lowland, H<?l?n: John Hopkins, Halleit. do; JnoW Car
rett. Hlx. New York; E C Biddle, Jones, Newborn, NOi
ships Marietta W (Aust), Protata. Cape de Verde*; Hebt
(Nor), Koilt, New Row, bark* Principle (Iial). Seal a. Dublin
; Talesman (Brl, Blackford. Klo Janeiro; Edward (Ger),
Holberstadl, Bremen; Aberdeen. Salvage, Palermo; brigi
Mississippi (Br). March ant, Demerara: Romance, Craig,
Navassa: achr llaltie E Giles, Bremnar, Fulton. Texaa.
Cleared?Steamer* Experiment, rPlerce, Newborn. NC;
Vlneland. Bowen, New York ; bark Kepha (Nor). Frrieaeu.
Londonderry; achr* Mabel Thomas, McKentie, Provideucel
S J Pooka. Crantner, Hudson.
Also cleared?Steamer Raleigh. Oliver, Wilmington. NCi
hark* Traveller. Penfield. Rio Janeiro; Parodi A 0 (Ital),
Bi uraoue, (Jueenstown or Palruoutb. I
Sailed?Steamer Sardinian; barks Lulta, Le Gratia,
Cletnoiuia S, N S do) Boseliette.
HATII. Mareb 27?Sailed, schr John T Manaon, Manson,
Baltimore.
28th?Sailed, sehr Nellie Hamper. Higtrius, Philadelphia.
In port, ready for sea?Sehr Koret, Dunham, for Baltl>
m BOOTH BAY, March 22?Arrived, schra America, Hall,
Rockland for New York; J W Spauldiiig. Gross, Vlnalhavea
do ; Mott Haven. Collins. New York for Calais.
BRIDGEPORT. March 25?Arrived, schr R K Vsughau,
Baltimore via Norfolk (where she put in for repairs aftal
being ashore).
CHARLESTON, March 28?Cleared, brig Bore (Sw),
Tomstroiieseu. Rouen.
2tnh?Cleared, barks N Thayer, Crosby. Havre; Ev?
SKnr) Skonwajiril o Colltloeut:ll oort - Mtftlllo (Brl. KoStOt
Liverpool.
Sailed?Steamers Golf Stream, Holmes, New York; Lucille*.
Bennett. Baltimore.
CHESTER. Pa, March '29-Arrtved. schr Walter Palmes
Cole, New York for Philadelphia.
DUTCH Island HARBOR. March 28?In port, bark I
Brown, from Alexandria (Kicvpt) for New Haven; echri
Shamrock, Providence lor IIavrrstraw: Dexter Clark, New
Bedford Tor New York; Maggie P Smith, do for Pbiladel*
pbia, and other*.
KDGARTOWX, March 20?Arrived, echr* E G WlUard, ?
Slmontou. Philadelphia for Portland.
FERNANDINA. March 23?Cleared, bark Ganger Rolf
(Nori, Lepoaoe, Uuiteit Kingdom.
FORTRESS MONROE. March 29?Passed out, bark Aldborougb
(Br), from Norfolk for Liverpool.
Sailed?Bark* Johanna, I'latou. and Anna, tor Baltimore.
FALL RIVER, March 28?Sailed, aclir* Oliver Ames,
Babbitt. Georgetown, DC; M M Merrlmau, Crane. Philadelphia.
GALVESTON, March 28?Cleared, bark Vaaco d* Game
(Bri. Anderson. Bremen.
2kHh?Cleared, hark Mary Frost (Brl, Nell. Liverpool; t
J Southard, YYoodworth, do; Mathilda (for), Cork.
JACKSONVILLE. March 24?Arrived, schr Joseph Rudd,
Anderson, New York.
Cleared?Sclirs K II Darling. Hudson, Albany. NY; Marcus
Edwards, Church. New York.
KEY WEST. March 2M?Arrived, steamer State of Texas,
Holuer. Galve*ton lor New York land proceeded).
MOBILE, March 28?Arrived, bark Moudego (Br), Davis,
Kiuv*too Ja: schr Silver Spray. Teuney. Boston.
Cleared?Ship William llSr), Journeay, New York.
21?lh? Cleared, ship A McCallnm, Masters, St John, NB(
brig Marie (Ger), Sandt, Brake (Germany).
NEW ORLEANS, March 25?Cleared, schrs Traveller,
11 Oil rri, rift van* vm .n?mn??i .^inry uwru, niuini, * ?rmouth,
NS; Gertrude Howes, Clermont, Ruotan.
28th?Cleared, steamer New Yurie. Quick. New York;
ship Adrians (Kr), Jordan, Liverpool; barks August Loefller,
(Nor), Olsen. do; Alcxaudor (Sw), Rhodeu, Bremen.
29th?Arrived. hark Item, Moteinan, Havre.
Cleared?steamers New Orleans. Dearboin. New York;
Alice (.Br), Litis, Liverpool; ship St Patrick (Br), Sterrutt,
do.
Southwbst Pass. March 29?Arrived, ship Able (Nor),
Olsen. AntwiTp (and sailed for Pensacola).
Also arrived, ship N Mosher, Dublin; bark Brothers A
Sisters (Br), Aubrey, Amsterdam.
Sailed?Ships Harvester, for Liverpool; Herman, do;
Lorley (Nor), Cronstndt; barks Granville Belle (Br). Liverpool
; Krance et Platte (Fr>, Havre; Vestlandet (Nor), do;
Osterllde (Nor), Queeiistnwn; Orlar.a (Br), Liverpool.
Also sailed, steamer St Mary; ship Mary Di.rkee (Br)
NORFOLK, March 27?Arrived, schr F P Simpson, Skidmore,
New York.
Cleared?Ship Aldoborongh (Br), McLean, Liverpool.
NEWBl'RYPORT, March 28-Arrived, schr E Tilton, Bay.
ard. Baltimore.
NEW BEDFORD, March 29?Arrived, sclir S 8 Smith.
Snow, VVsreliam tor New York.
NEWPORT, March 27. PM-Arrived, schrs Henry Nicker,
sou. Uobbios. Providence for Virginia; Hastings, Chase,
New Bedford for do (and both sailed 28tb).
Sailed?Schr Watchful, Gill, Philadelphia for Cohaaset.
28th, 9 AM?Arrived in the night, schrs Major, Chase, from
Tiveaton; Samuel L Crocker, Thrasher, Taunton for New
York.
Sailed?Schrs Wm Butler, Knowles, Providence for Virginia,
after repairing; Robert Pettis, Bobbins; Richard S
Newcomb, Dill, and Nellie M Snow, Snow, from Providence
for Virginia: Ida R Freeman, Freeman, WellBeet for Tangier;
Flora A Newcomb, Katon. from Salem for do; C B
Jones, Snow, Fall River for New York: James Martin,
Brown, Boston for Philadelphia; Freddie W Alton. Doane,
do for Virginia: Cetacean, Goodspeed, Provincntown for do;
Mary E Wliorf, Whorf, Wellfleet for New York; J L Newton,
Stover, Boston for Washington. DC; Thomas B Smith, Winchester,
from New Bedford for New York.
In port?Schrs Mary Miller, Dayton, Somerset for New
York; ids, Deeringtrom Taunton for do: Mansfield, Achoru |
lor New York ; llnunie Westbrook, McDuffie, Portland for
New York; Spartal, Grossman, Calais for do; F1 est wing,
Kenniston. New Bedford for do; Florence B Tnrner, Warker,
from Rockland for do; Theodore Dean, Evans, Fall Rival
for Norfolk and Georgetown, DO.
NEW LONDON. March 28?Arrived, schrs Wm T Elmer.
Stoniugton for New York; Phrebe Elizabeth, New York; J 1
Worthington, Philadelphia for Norwich.
NEW HAVEN, March 28?Arrived, schr Henry Allen,
Tatem. Balttmora, _
PORTLAND. O, March 28-Cleared. ahipa Trojan, Wil.
Hams. Queenstown; Ben Khydding (Br), Person, Liverpool;
bark Stratheden (Uri. Anderson. Queenstown.
PENSACOLA, March 28?Arrived, barks Zurich (Br),
Foster, Kio Janeiro; Harriet Hickman (Br), Smith, Texel;
Kolas (Sp), Malstra, Havana; Ciotilde (Sp), Abriel, Cienftaegos.
?,
Cleared?Barks Mexican (Rr), Baxter, Belfast, I; John
Rutherford (Bri.O'Neil, Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29?Arrived, steamers City of
Limerick (Kr), Jamison, Liverpool; Berks. Pendleton, Boston;
Equator. Hinckley, Charleston; Philadelphia, Davit,
New York; barks AmalQ (Itai), Kusto, Marteila; Frisk
(Nor), Muthe. Rremerhaven : schrs John Shay. Tilton, Cardenas:
Henry D May, Blsckman, New York; CharlesB Gibsou
Emory. Itockport.
Alw, arrived si earners A llent won Tut tie. Boston; Harris
btirg, Worth. Now York; barks Syringe (Br), Tralrey.
WaterforJ via St Thomas; Ilrvat (Aua), Ctan, Bordeaux;
Maria, Aiubroauna, Liceta. Hawthorn. Payson, Liverpool;
brigs Prentiss Hobbs, Dodge. Messina; Ktta M Tucker,
Forbes, Cardenas; Iais, Audcraon. Sagua; schrs Uen Connor,
Hice, t ardenas; Kate E Rich, llolmea. Carbarien; Amelia
Iloaru, Healings, Wilmington. NC; Olive Cruaby, Hutchinson,
I'ensaeola; Belle Brown, Kuoa-lton, Kockport; Veto.
Henderson, New York; (iilbert II unci Iff, Kruyne, Connecticut
Kiver; Sarah R Thomas, Arnold, do.
Cleared?Steamer City of Bristol (Br). Liverpool; bark
Caiharieu. Hopkins. Caiharien: brifrs Hague. Monday,
ha.mi a. J F Merry, Bradley, Aspinwall; M A Berry, Berry,
Havana.
Also cleared, steamers Baton, Snow, Boston: Florida,
Crocker, Providence; Pntlsvllle, Winnetf, New York; Geo
11 Stout, Fierce, do; Chesapeake. Fulta, do: bark Kate
Harding. Watta, Havre; schr Marietta Smith, Preston,
Greenport.
Sailed?Steamers Saxon and Potteville.
Cleared JSth, steamer Centipede, for Koeton (and sailed).
Breakwater. Del, March 29?Arrived. bark Elena Cordano
(ltal>, SchiaBno, London; sehrs Francis Hatch, and
Mary Brewer. New York for Richmond: Kate C Rankin,
Portland for do: Minnie Lanza. Wocklaud for Baltimore
Lkwks, Del. March 29?Arrived I'Sth, bark Clara E Metiilvery,
Walmett, Cardeua? tor orders; echrs Annie BlUa,
Simmons Cardenas; Elizabeth S Lee. Oelvteton for Fall
River, and P T Willetts, from Savannah.
Pa?sed in 2Sth, ship Joseph Fish, from Bouthweat Pase.
Passed In last night?shins Eliza Everett (Br).Dunkerton.
from Liverpool; Sarah (Br), Dublin via Southwest
Pass.
Arrivod 29th bark Berxer (Rns). Niika, from Dublin;
tchr? Addle M Chedwick. Harding, from Cardenas for
orders: SB Kay. Kndicott. from do, with lost of foretopmust
land tailed for New York.)
Sailed 'Jilth. harks Stormy Petrel, Violet. Monkthaven;
schrs s K Hudson, lor Boston; Emily Blrdsall, New York;
ltacer, do; KJ Palnier.de; Lexington, E II Hudson, Two
Marys, Theresa I) Baker and Virginia L Hickman, New
York, and Koswell, Philadelphia.
PORTLAND. Mr. March 2S-Arrived, schr* Madagascar,
New York via Gloucester, with mainmast cut away, as before
reported; Isabella Jewett, New Bedford, to load lor
Philadelphia; Nellie Doe. Boston, to load for New York;
Lottie Beard, do, to load tor Mobile; Ellen Gott, Amesbury,
Belfast, bouud S.
Cleared? Schrs Lucy D, Richmond, Va; A Hammond,
Philadelphia.
'.'Stll?Arrived, steamer Francnnla. Bragg, New York;
schrs Jenny X lluddell, Baltitnoio; Lugenow. Dow, Mayaguez.
PR.
Also arrived, schr Ellen H Gott, Amesbury, Charleston.
ruiiin.nui in, viarcu ii?Arriven, unrs joon nvuv
worth, Brown, Baltimore; Cerea, (Hark, Philadelphia forDover.
PROVIDENCE. March 28?Arrived. achra E O Irwin,
Jotm.nn, Virginia; Kllvn M Duflield, Kaynnr, Perth Amboy;
Klin City. Kidd. South Am hoy; Robert Btalr, Wake ley, llaveratraw
tor Pawtncket.
Sailed?Schm Win 1> Marvel, O'Kede, Alexandria or
Georgetown, DC (and anchored below); Herachell, Chamhera.
Georgetown. DC ; Jatnea A Crocker, Browo, Norfolk;
I-avolta, Wliittemore, Haiti more land anchored below);
Weatntoreland, Allen, Philadelphia; Bertha, Conover, South
Ambov; Kathion, Carberrv, New York; achr Annie B (Br),
Semrd, do.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21-Arrlved, bark* Mertnlon,
Jordan, Seattle; llarve.t Home, Mattaoo, do; Tarn O'Sbaater,
I'atteraon. Columbia River.
Cleared--Hark* Tidal Wave. Reynold!, Port Towuiend;
Robert Kelly, Kingman, Maxatlan. _
Sailed?Bark! Rainier, White, Port Gamble ; David Hoadley,
Kalilcr, do.
SAVANNAH, March 20?Cleared, bark Alex McKaoiia
iBr). Oopp il'rotn Liverpool), Darten.
Arrived?Steamer I-e<>. Danlet, Navaau. ,
Sailed?Schr J U Drew, Brnnkawiek.
SAI.KM, March 27?Arrived. echra Jeddie, Cbadwick, and
Neptune'- Bride. I.lndaey, Klltabethport.
Sailed The arrival! of 25th and eeveral other! bound E
STONINUTON. March 28?Arrived, tchrt Klita A Clark;
New York. Retiey Ann, do (both to load grauitei.
VIMKYAKD HAVKN. March'J8?Arrived, achra Ptnenix
and Kllen Moiri.-.n, Port Johnion tor Richmond. Me.
Pan??d by-Hark F.lUa White, Mataniav tor Hoalon.
Sailed?All the ve.sola below reported, except brie!
Matlie H Kn well Hooted I; Vtrnrnn II Hill (reloedlniri; ecbra
.1 M Morale, (repairing! ; 8 V W Simmon, ireadv for <ea>;
Cambridge; W l< Varney ; Mary Snow. I.iinle MnJor, Kunlca
llleh, Beol Ollvar. O M Hopkiaa. Nathan Cleavaa. Addle P
Cole, Ferrairut, t lerli.a Alice, Charlotte Fiih. M K Kavrley,
Clara W Klwell. J"?e Hard, Second Fraderie, Klih, Plnanfx
and Kllen Mnrrlwn.
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YACHT!*. HTKAMIIOAT*. A( .
IAOR 8ALK OR CEAETBE-IEOR ARD WOODE*
' Steam.hlp*. woo.len ?nrf iron Steamboat*. with nod
without .tatemoinvtor d*y or ni jht run to*: alio light dmu .'lit
ealoon Hrci|i?ll?1.l?,JI? tteam Yacht*. I.aiincltee. Tugboat*.
It, Ry rllPHlOfl St 11 M i it r,J*n. I Month William *t.
Farted- * mtkam yacht or ladroh. Not
iirtr ?.'? fact by II; a caali porchaner if raaaonable. Addrca*.
for ona week. J. 8. P.. Herald office.
ills* KI.I.* \ KOUS.
A" RHOIilTTK DIVORCER OBTAIRED KRO.M DIKFKKant
Stale*, tor uurnerout caittct, without pnoliolty;
| lag*' cierywhere; uocharire In adianca; advice free.
I il. HOI SK, Attorney, lit* Broadway.
CXOR8L Mi'TIOR A Nil MM. ASKS o/rilKTlikilAT
J and lulie* radically cured by fflNCIIKITRE1* IIYfOI'lIOSI'IIITK
OK I.IMK AND SODA. 41 and |i |ar
bottler Sold liy all ilruiri'?t? and at :*rt .1 oun ?t.. New Yorl
"knVOLg DEBILITY. WKAIKNKSS. AC., PROMPTLY,
radically and permanently cured by WINCHKSrhK'A
SKKCIKIt: I'lLL. fl par bjx, tix bote* SY Prepared
only by WINCHBltrfcR A CO.. Ohemitt*. JH John **-. R- V.
Tiiomas R. AONKW.' tiik UBRAT NKR TORE
trocar. Tea. Coffeo ami Floor Dealer. Raw Yarhan aad
. eat/body tali aad gat bargalae, ?t? Vara/ *