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Receipts Of Produce. ......... aUsCsT n
Bv Bog,-2 Ibis. Flour. 10. Asaes and sT0o
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GRAIN better Zee our Wheat as a. q aaa
PRIME afOet IL nn eo snl ~
Of An. husp.,s doins s The sales are o bl'es
Priue Mixed 81 49, an extreme price 9oue
10. bushels Danas Western on VaS7
Nam no hu,he White iub.r ~ ~ % ovsh neg
White arrive ed 81 20 aud 10 W Oasl tnc
White Mcgsn for sertsnber ceivef7 81 y r. hye es
- ~ 90 bnsh s7dgc Corn ouend heavy wh more olei-
~ ia, b dene for the n the ess TIE
ssr IRE IL 40 bu.h ~ Unsound 7na1io Tor sstArn
Mixed sad 7 for Spu'aetp yellow"
O, are oe ADD IN demoDd s8G5c Tor and Western ana
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r1is DsI
e,.-pls.. .nl SETS. -. & HOos-Rses.. ~ ia
TINS OY
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81 tt,s.. show sight but Slaves besn 20 a'-
r1 rsss IT, receipts sssie, ~ ioee.se the
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yORE


s,esnen'p Alabama schsbek. s4vannsh : Mitchell -
Liverpool Nesuitls -lns; : r Ans
tn bar fisg.on II Prow-r Phru,x ~ N3p4e-t lu-bc
Geo Min Cion Adsus Cb.erol spnJd, T. esios Co.. Oh
fsdna BsrsfOw. Liverpool. J. ". Philips
Bar.-T1r.s Brothers ia d. Port Phiip MAILER Lord N
Belle Cooper Ratlu DaTrI EAn r. -.F ~
adcIh r. Bfooksr Nebo, lyme Para @c H. n eofn
.--. q, IL
Si.rh RiChfnond Zo1s, Snmoncs NeTbern lcmin
Lgdd,ro~ C. Brooke Allen Pensacola Ihpnp-oa Hunter; -
rut,, iuIey Jacksonville: ThomI Hunt ~ Ne"o.
Philadelphia ". Mckee; A. J. De RVf 20, y frcAs1i
inrtor " 4. DEer P"tter Haxa, Cn'clst-f cam O.
h. PieI,soh: stephen Hoiohkss Manson r"s VI Trre
Lsdy Scott f8r) liut teuhera, In a. hlclhi
v aleotL Beers. Boston, Ossf.u 81 spTague
Soors-pearl Wh.ei- II Havens; CAB net Fee,
nan Prov c.lce : d. f.ge- i~ei-. Hall Pr 5dsnce mas ir
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COFFFF- For al descriptions q ON. arte The m'set hne
Rio advanced om al sales 2eo bags RIO at va "e os
Maucaiho n 9lc The demsnd "a good .-,--
SUGARS sIe in fir deH aud today and pccs are Sshs
BE- StlcsOf Zfl hhis CnNas
ass '''AAdA Texas Gu rH'''' terms w ''' ''o ',''
MOIAssEsA better feeling to-day in this article The demand
unthnEsd Sales M hhts Cuba st2o lW mus
Pof ne a sgl; lCO bolf. New Orleans a. ~.
FIS-rf, without Changt sales the ltst
been quuta Grand Bank large -
hsr selling 81 s. 81 Ao quintas F nch Cod
hora article AID large Ntckee
hes sales Of 2sO bo SIS og No ~ aoGsO
No 81 IS Nos Hrng good dem NJ snc IN
gc,c supply Sale 5000 xesst Ra50 o scaled %SaSo Tor No :
sr~a a IS fT Msfdaltne
sATDunp re week sale has been cargo TURKS island
ais Rorae ard Sc sacks ell descriptions la'ud ls
&c to'd meDii01 Ii
uark.t ha. snwaTd and descriptions are over
PIAsTFRA finn mar gOpd deusud; sales four
B1e 6 So White Al - % Caene4 waatea
anc n GOO nand sales go bhls AZ 81 10
fEAtHERS-Aein mode ate apply nd cei are hmeti ste
sec n. al asa ic aud 40 los Tennessee a. d.
BffSM Remains change price and The demand iar
sAles Of 2Cc. ms prime quality al q d2se
WOOL Tie sIke for al descriptions aud puces are
Masnt1 Rn.ns
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Z, b. saniv Soll Prlt Ter
rHE 5OHL ANDs AuK 2f-sursowr-
S.e.u Unon. az Aao.ns, bOud sonth pisn s n o.
Lrok
tGpG
tCardup
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sOAPsses have been made Of c bxs Cas.s o. III ellie Ns
Yori 10 n orisk demand for California t6t,
HOPS without ehsnte prices Toe demand better Sales
balss &dSS.
BCEA fod demand ior this article with sales OF % ice eta
81 So secordrg 10 quality.
CARDLEs-spen In GOOD demand Se &c Px;en are m
sslss REQUEST t)4s f
South sses Of 800 b5xes 81 -e - = i chiefly ic's DC
csserYtsn
Arc msJbst st 7sc for fesrL
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BOSTON Aus 2t-A big aesaas .'tlsdephl SCI siassr-
- n
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TERMS OF rHB WEtNLY TRIBUNkt

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Three copies year. hfytwo number.......... %
Five copies year, fAytVo uuroefs ~
Ten enpes hfy.tvo ounlhcrs IL %
Twenty copies. year 20 10
" The extremely prce which re Weks fvo~s
hub subscribers absolutely acs vins
soumisaons. either u money BY paper
Subscriptions 1t uue Paymeutn ADVANCE
required in s ard the invariably dsc"nnusd the
pnroD OF the advance payment
Money nay be RENTED subscription. letter. ss bat
,e the place the ets mailed cnj - made
scaua ed contents ard Keep description u The hls
" Bills of any speei~payns bank 10 United States csasi
rcces ed par tor subscriptions
a. We have travelling sseuu ANY ens wishing 70 receive tn
T,bne need upon oi sun~npuOs Al Asi
necessary Few snnis So>st
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sodssuS Panes Sic casrs Lesaorn C,ton at
S0bbs lante Craus l5l ec Greco Ginger
IN bhk tg; hses waluu 6l 30 boxes Ban,h Rs.sai
sS 81 sra 81 10 bales Lsrgucdoc Anods IS :
Csntn CIV <6 1900 baskets Jersey Peaches 2,1
Sc $500 Dried Mesen APPLES y dc with sdeney up
uSrSs Apps VII be IN hgrt supply osile -
considerable failure the sales Of ta tppcs AZ - ia 80
DRUGS AND plsS active and without any nticgs
change pnoes The ses embrace Aoe lbs rar,arc Acid O.;
ace sui hte ouinine q 81 :. eeoons ea & nnes at
Sc ioO ms Pre.te Potash S 90 Sic Potash
INe is es, OPIUM So 10 do Csnihdsa 60G Sl6.,
hich Improvement 7oo los Or,rto Rcd AZ nc - cs ~
srs shsine ,6< Refined CsDFl p thus Sal soda
H. bis &c. 600 lbs OSsc Acd M lG,O az Hue
vtril lfc soda Ash 2,c; tcs'es Oh Begsmo ssSi
spsrish lqucnce Paste issc " CASTS Omhfo Aslde
Lquors before striv 90 tenn. efs told u'
sfned BorsS, ies a. &c wh;h oeri ~ A-Rs
Newcastle Boarbonue Soda &c casks Reanei Argos s %
bits fpon SslL q 81. esrooos Lonoon Coainca 9 10 ~
lbs TonQua Bssns SIC
TFAsAt c auc1ion day. by MeSg H)saa Co.
cold Blacks and Greens tn. satef part Of t1e
Bscis heavy b1 4reca sold
fol- srd eli Disposed Of rhe following
half Hysav Si 4cs 80 hal chess
fonps esle ~ half chets iPersl f Sc p 10
der So 0S; 10 chests HNsn skin NdlSc = hat
cAesis TwAntsy a "a d ~ halt 60 Oo0lss 4iis,
10 hall 90 at 2}c; Is chests oolons Pouehoug at Sc
TIMBER Bafket with demsnd The arrivals
modeAfe so;k hht Sas Of
IIMf-Comu on Rocslsnd rood deanS SOco bbs
=, sse Ismp a dull sDdn Al -
TOB AC no. doing Ia al knai prce,
sales l hid. Kentucky fdSe; q bales
y7 ~. lS5 Ia Aid ~ AIDS Nssoa
re Iso ca A., State and Ohio Seed Lea a. ); esc
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gIOrrs AND MI AIOu market To- Wet ard State Fqu. g
.<,s III, sh the shiOprs AID oc4 tn1 -Il
,r.rtst eos igurss o ~ nts % o.
are an,. 6rp reque Tor the Eos me fle
.esr,. a. wsutd Pre- Sales Of 10y IVA - ~.
s,,ve ~ morrR TIE Of Western 'ps are b1' DIV
s5 L, lss srsgh, sate tsi 20
AZ arr, Nc.iysa Iooana nn5 - I)n7S1 SIt r ~
soS Ono Scout, .rn Four frn 10. Of 90 0sls It =, @g
l5 e2i Rye quiet a. - nus - yr mn ''
I'm limited Request stesd g ~ 1Sj 8t if so
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TIVE TRANSFER BOOK Of the NEW-YORK
CENTRAL RA1ROAD COMPANY viii be oPensa a. Ger once
be o Di MAN. ShFhhAN
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HoswALg Ohio, JAY n, il8 }
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tnat meeting OF me
Stakeholder Of L. r X Co, and ths JaasAa
Ralroae Company wi held bis o1e Prdsy n. ~ ~
s.r rc1t rnposs slsc,nz DELICIOUS Of te CDSs,
DATF Clsyelald roledol 1AlLROAD COhPANI ,1a
such other business 1 before them
Poll viii BE- .renea ocock A. Il and closed AZ S1ss>s
Pm. ~ order Of The Etec"iy. ro,anl'SssS 90,
". 2 klTIRE yGE. s. ergtary y. y 2. - y ".
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financial.


COMPANY. 0oeasd at Gra~ valley, Caiomisl nsenissd
July T. 1854 10 f tide " ul opeizonsls va % ce
opened being worked ard highly qronctiys NIL ~ uea
all aud sinz WIN Toe most ate
results success oonieh
acuSl experience unusually datns nature ih~ss
previous Dec. - 1872 up~srd ~ s0H AL ne ret
Ct the mine steadily Increasing mn each successive epor
Dyeus payshe Irery October 1uary. april sra Ioy
tie Office Of Company Grass Valley and AZ bs Assssy ons
~ NeV-iOrs
Of the Charter and ByLa~. together 10
further paftcuafs may b. Obfainea upon application
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sis'y psr cent ofthe sgz'esate cost o. So
Surk Ere fe uh'.h sh~ proposes % st'Dd hes .'n,
kssis ~ a cir q s.ue. c1i tiog~r !oin ~ 'T' .
~ s-fn n ~ rT~ea's c9s' ~ fl-si st~ ~ t1's
ssy ps. =. - c,u'iogsr, sv-st. ra7 49, =
- emp iI ts-f y@z'-. All m''D ~ 10 E 20,
dnc,vs b. rr 20. r .i'n Of ~ p7f.'t IS
Of stab on n e-fh # March - = 'e N-' 10
=. A., . ,s ,--,,n me rem a0tef let - 'ua cl' ne
y,Lh ,y,e r carsorats "n'erprise may hereafter msse
- the ,ou for her thee ihs Aid 20 sed "n
sTrpk Lpe ofIa~sy Contemplated BY tas acts OF tbs IL
sisbfnrf.
Al Baltimore mcrsy cornuss In demand aud a. hghss
peep. q mont hss esei psi fancy or non dividend
saying s,ccks. Bst indOrsfd paper goes a, a. trs'
e:sss sin. e H. and good - fair l. cent
N CiacisAqn Coanerc,1i Of the l'.A says OF ths
W ytoubles il tina, city
.sder.rgemeut of monetsrs aifsirs growing out o
a ia able about the OHIO Safe s. ok BsDys has citssd
senss dgftnes IN me money sfkst ami ou'sd5 o. me
,sIks - T. cent. Is ob ,;nsd. the banker-, both
bic I'd private. nov taking the genline no'ss OF
ST., sock Blnts 1t 10 d-count from their custom.
~ Il ytEt however ssncing All the notes no ne tor
q ION, and are IN no Gaze paying then ont.
x..Sess C ,EEfuLLY g,sPoRrEe FoE The N Y Tsisvst
WgpxEsDAY k1s AIM
~ We nstics quite noyemeft ia Pearls A. lnpf,yca
eaa Of ~ bbs. g 3. Pct Ne better sses o. lOSoos
.Aoi
COTfof-A bsts feeling ard TIE o>niaa moro scuve sie'
q (I9ssg
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s-fllv " ~ '-.T7I7 1T9F 2
slf. TIE ts,si .rc.s-se b. tao .
g. tee I'D - ar 5-.it3 - fr--'
.fa' To- II ly 60 , f'.as. -
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CACKETs HARBOR and SARATOGA RAIL,
- ROAD COMPANY Notice is here, given that tbs Anasi
Neeuz Stockholders " the sas- rbor and Ssro<s Raj
d C0npsny 10, he ectn Ufcers 4sd the Of sb
may legally before holden AZ tho Office
Company sara0la Spring. rUE 3DAf sessnosf mex
AZ no eek IN he fofeIaon Per order 5AAJEL FILLS,
Nem-lors. Aug ~, 1888. sscrstlr'
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Died..


On Friday morning March 49, after lingering illness
LEN WHITE, in the 6sth year of his age.
he relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral to afternoon, at
O'Clock from his late residence, No 1913 Mott street with
out further invitation His remains will be taken to
Greenwood for interment
On Friday morning March 49, at half past O'Clock OF
apoplexy, Mrs ELIZA DuRYz, widow of the late John
DuIyee, in the SD year of her age.
The funeral will take place at her late residence
No ~ Franklin street to morrow afternoon at o'clock
Abraham BassfOrd and b. w. Bassford invited to at
tend.
On Friday, March 49, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ Of consump-
ton CATHARINE JANE MADaAS, aged II years months
and days.
The friends of her deceased father Michael Madigan
also Of her uncles Thomas Mccarthy, Patrick Donnely
Michael Donnelly Patrick Kennedy, Michael Kennedy
John Brase and Stephen Curran respectfully invited
to attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence of her uncle Thomas Mccarthy
broadway. No carriages admitted.
On 20 ad.y s 81 Msae Il M
Her funeral viii take place to afternoon at
O'Clock from her late residence No. As Front street.
Brooklyn.
On Friday, March 49, of consumption, HUGH GRANT, in
the 35th year of his age.
His friends and those of his brothers James and John
morrow afternoon at O'Clock from his late residence
No 1913 Eighth avenue corner of Twenty seventh street.
ment.
At the residence Of his son. A. Van Ingen Jun Rah-
way, N j., ABRAHAM VAN INGEN Esq, Of Schenectady,
NY, in the 7eth year of his age.
His remains viii be taken to Schenectady for inter-
mert.
OBITUARY.
In Valparaiso, Chilli the morning of 10th of Feb at
II II O'Clock. Mrs NATE N EcKEI. wife OF Samuel Eckel
Esq, United States Consul at Tacahuano, of consump
ton in the 21st year of her She left babe aged
eight months, and husband, to her early death
During the FIVE months Of her illness she surrounded
by sympahsDg friends who administered to her every
want and with compassionate tenderness smoothed he
passage to the final and the last sad Offices to he
remains, performed by their affection Though she
died far from her native home, and sleeps he
last sleep in the land OF strangers consolation
those who cherish her memory that she departed to
fnal rest with Christian confidence and hope
CHAS. W. BRINK IT. c.
The baltimore papers and National Inteligencer viii
piaaax
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Stock anIes

PHILADELPHIA, March 1s Reported by Reese d Fell
First Board 81 el2 Lebigh 6s 10 8s 800 United states
Ga So 100 80 Lehgh Convertible IS 1884 So do 18l
Tennessee Coupon SIS 95 SO shs Morris Canal cash 2o
10 Pennsylvania Railroad So so Long Island, cash 1914
$50 do In lots cash 1871 500 do in lots, 1917 Chess-
Ieake and Delaware Canal 1911 100 schuylkn Navigation
Preferred, bb, 3lX; Pennsylvania Bank. l23h Fo.
City ~ 10 Beaver Meadow, 354 10 United States
Bank, 81 sales after first board-50 shs Schuykil Nay
CATION Preferred 31x so do, 200 Long Island, cash,
1s%; $50 do, 18A
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On Wednesday evening" March 10, by the Rev Tomas
Armitage, Mr.. HENRY A. NELSON to Miss ELEANOR E. J..
MAGovKRAN, all of this city.
On Wednesday March 16 at the Church of the
by the Rev. Samuel Osgood, HENRY REEVE Miss SARAH
WlcKs, daughter Of the late Haviland Wicks.
On Tuesday, March Is, at Grace Church, by the Rev.
Dr. Taylor, Mr. ORIsoS BLUNT to Miss ELIZA NORRIS all of
this city
On Friday evening, March by the Row. James Wiett,
at his residence, No 1908 Broome street Mr.. WILLIAM f.
LEvEIDGg to Miss HARRIET C. WHIrrEMoRE all OF thi.
city.
On Wednesday March 10, at Portsmouth n H., by the
Rev. DR.. Burrows Capt c. F. PLUMER. of this city. to
Miss ELIZABETH ANN, daughter of Thatcher Emery Esq,
OF the former place.
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ns A.sis sf Bsston), Fsksst Cssnfussos, Is dsys to
Brig Putnam, Pierce. ssvannia. Feb 10. TO Everett
vi. ss 1s:..ss st ws;RGs s Mo.5 BE day..
.gs when near Bermuda during gale lost 20 head of
Brig Reuben Carver lot ss..spsr Clifford Galveston,
ass. TO ase HTSst. Co. sa'in'" Guyana
Brig Esther Einabsh (of Eastpor. shaokford Calves
Brig Ann Maria Moxsy, New Orleans q days. to Frost
knight from Matsnz.s for New York, days out.
Brig shacsford (of Eastp0rt), Kitchener, -, II
sohr callOden {of Brooksvile Darby New Orleans. 10
schr Maria Davis, Davis, Attakapas, 10 days, to
schr Tyrone ef Harrington) strout Sc Marys days.
schr Davidson, Hines ocracoke, days:
schr Thomas Cooper. Corson, Richmond, 8 days
Schr James L Rayies les, Alexandria, days
schr Sarah Louisa, wheldsn, Rappahannock. s days.
Schr Eyene Morris, James River, Va, days.
Schr West Wind, Burnett, Baltimore, days.
steamtug Titan Cumskey, from Halifax. Parted from
morning, 80 or 40 miles to the sw Of Nantucket~hp
made sail, and stood south.
REyRSED-The clipper ship Corinne, Joyce, hence for
on the 18th ult lost fore topeallant mast main and
mzzen topmasts, with the heads of lower masts The
badly and having contended With NV gales for several
days bore away for Nassau Mp and spoke the 28th
Br brig Banhee for the United States desiring them to
report us Afterwards, getting into smooth water,
ceeded in partially stopping the leaks, and shaped
course back for New York, passing in crippled
dition, several vessels under full sail At 18th,
spoke bark George Henry who had been chartered the
underwriters to and rigging to at Nassau
and f. with loss Of fore topgail.nt mast and bboom
showing red flag with black in a white diamond
making very bad weather The towed to the city
by the steamtug Achilles.
BELOW
Four briggs at anchor in the bay
Wind at sunset, NV, strong.
THE HIGHLANDS, March 1916 PM.
No signals Four briggs going in. Weather clear Wind
WSW, and fresh.
The steamship Illinois passed around from the East to
the North river to day after having been thoroughly
overhauled.
The steamship Hermann has also been repaired an
went down the bay trial trip.
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Port or New York, March IS, 1883.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
ship-Pscfc Nye, Liverpool x Collins.
ships-Jas Nesrnith, Watts, New Orleans, Nesmith x
Sons; oswego, Williams, New Orleans Frost st
John, skolield, Havana Nesmth Sons; II Body,
Snow, New Orleans, Nesmith sons Mercury, Conn,
HavTe, Boyd Hincken; Havre Milford, Havre, Morti-
Livingston, 1anao, Bradbury san Francisco A A
Low Bro Columbia Sturges, Charleston Wardle
Barks-Ortopa. Richards, Matanzas, Brookman Il
Co Georges Fales Bahia Colt; John Bird, Bird Ha-
vsna Me- NTH Sons; Condor, Ward Kingston. ia Lo
gan 4 COlliDs.
Brigs--E Merrthew, GrTen. Cuba, r Buck 4 Co;
Bryant Campeachy White Co; Niagara, Harding,
Matanzas, RIP Buck Co.
Schrs--Connecticut, Farchild Newborn, Davis &
Potter; Isabella, Arbecam Boston, Day ton sprague
Marie Deliver jacksonville X Buck Co; Mary Ann,
Ryder, jacksonville X Buck Co; Alfalfa Welton,
Apahchicola Post; Minnesota Baker Washington
NC &c William Frederick GorhaIn Plymouth, J L
Forbes Co; Sarah, Griffin, Halifax Roome Dinwdde.
sloop- Charles, Rhodes, Bristol, ri. master.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ohio Hartstein Aspinwal March 5, at 10
AM with gold dust and passengers, TO n Roberts.
March a. al Is AM lat 20 20 N lon ~ 30 w. sgnalzed
brig showing a square blue flag with white Geld,
steering at Pm day lat 80 20 n, Ion 10 80 w,
passed brig Geo Williams from st Jago steering NNG
Steamship Black Warrior shufedt Mobile and Havana,
with mdse and passengers to Livingston, Crocheron 4
ship Frederick VII DAM Boysen Manila 122 days to
Funch & Meiocke Had very heavy weather; lost fore
and nizzen topgallant mast.
Bark Melapie (SeR), slime. Antwerp 81 days, with Is
passengers to w Buriage.
Bark Brsziero, Smith Vera Cruz, IS days TO Harsous
Bros March 15 lat 3s 49, lon 1928 bark steering
NE with loss Of main and mzen topnasts fore tong ant
mast and spanker boom cotton loaded she painted
black, with white streak.
Brig Catharne ODD Upham oporto, 81 days, 10 order
Brig Sabao fof Cherry6eld) Means Cardenas II days
to master March spoke brig James Crosby, from Bes
ton, bound in; 9th inst, lat 81 80 lon H. clipper
when two days out from Csrdenas, spoke ship Sum
1 ner, bound s.
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Tclcgrapllic Marine Reports.

Boston. March is.
Arrived Ships Adrian, New Orleans; Meteor do ,.ry
Glover, do, Atlantic, Apalachcoa (sa~ 18th, PM As
miles Sc from Chatham, New York steamtug Titan, in
search Of ship Winchester).
Also arriyed-ship Arabia, Mobile; banks wyandotte,
Cenfuegos; Splendid, NOeans Justice Story Baltimore
briggs Ellis Rochelle Forest State Matanzas Wappoo
Orleans, Etiwando, Georgetown; Arctic Ponce; Rio
Grande, Mobile March is lat 40 Ion 20 saw ship with
loss Of fore and main topmast and fore yard steering
SW had mainsan and mzzen topsail set-perhaps the
Winchester).
Also srrived-Schrs johnson, Ponce Ina Cardenas;
Aopy we'd, Richmond Cora, Jerome, James Wixon and
ee,es, fhadelphia Barcelona, Hallowell Cordelia
Peru, Melissa Henry Franklin, and Avenger, New York
Northern Light, Tanger Oath inst of Hsmfort inlet
fell in with schr Jane Henderson, Of Port Elizabeth from
Philadelphia for New York with coal and took from her
Capt Ogden and who landed at Holiness Hole
l7ththe vessel sunk in half hour after leaving herr
NEW BEDFORD March IL.
ArrivedShips Iris Indian Ocean 1890 bbls sp do
VIII OLD; Washington, Pacific Ocean G50 bbls sp, 245o
VIII oily.
NEW ORLEANS. March IS.
Arrivcd-Ships Hooper, and Silas Holmes, NYork;
brig Cleopatra, do schr Mary Eliza, Charleston.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Sailed 4th-sehr Sarah Lucy, Dennis, for Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1S-4PM
Arrived-Bark Gem, Nckerson, Boston: brig Angola,
Morton, Havana schrs Mariner Nckerson Boston; Benz
English, Lyon, and II Benedict, Ellis, New Haven
Mary Miller, Laws, Boston.
Cleared Ship Hope Goodwin, Parsons, Mobile; bark
Chester Gage Charleston briggs Danl Mallory Weldon
Orleans; VIM Drew, Dunning, Boston; Alamods (Br),
Holmes st Thomas schrs Hattie Annah, Douglas, Car
denas; Thos Coursey Lsk, NYork; Candy Jeffrey,
HBedford; Mary Miller Laws, Boston; VIM Ferguson,
Champion, Newbern, NC: Brown, Inyersol, Hamil-
ton, NC; H W Benedict, Ellis Fairhayen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-19

FATAL Expects OF THE SPIRIT MEDIUMS
We are credibly informed that Mrs. Rich, Of Kirt-
land, was taken Suddenly, in what appeared to be
fit, about four o'clock on Monday morning, Feb. H.
Her family supposed her to be in q mesmerc trance
and consulted couple Of the spirit mediums to as
certain what was the matter. The mediums wrote
that she was in a mesmeric state, and would not
come out until two weeks from that day. Her
friends refused to administer any medicine, or allow
any others TO do so, supposng, as they Gid that she
was in trance. At one time, she recovered enough
to tell her attendants, If she did not have some med
cine, that sbe should die, and then became uncon-
scous She lived along in this manner, until Satur
day morning, when she died. She lived over
week in unconscious state, hut most OF the time
they could see that she breathed And, probably,
II her friends had not been msed by the spirit med
cine to her, she now would have been entirely re-
covered 1t appears TO MS, that any reasonable per-
son would now be satisfied, that the communication
through the mediums, In this instance at least was
false; but we are informed that her friends are now
endeavo ing to keep the corpse until the expiration
OF the two weeks, supposng that her spirit has left
her body, which will return at the appointed time
Such instances OF ignorant superstition az the above
in the nineteenth century, disgrace and re-
proach upon the community Geaugo (Oh,o) Re-
113IIc.