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rmIAIIlrIA, March 26.-Repor'ed by Keene & Tay-
Tor, No. 50 Walnut sirect.-Fir Bocrd-sl 800 Lehigh
6s 20. !a1i; 5000 do co. 1000 do, 65, s9I: 81 900
Nav Mct ss. ~, b, sea- s4coo Camden & Anboy RI
6s IS, loI SEQ do 49, &c., 500 City RR 6s 81 107;
Gold Co IL: 10 shares repna RR IS, 500; IS do, 80
200 shs Chester Mining Co, 81; shs Harrisburg kR
cash, "a leo ss long Island RR 1875; 400 do cash
is so ths Union Canal s5wn, 1ji5 100 do r. IS
loo chs Rea ding EIs h5 and int, AZ 100 do b. AZ
5ls Hantefs Bank, Tenn, "a. Bei,,ten Boordssl 900
leo shs Che,ter Mnilg Comrany u 100 abs Long ,qnd
KR. cash. is2s loo 90 b5, 10; 100 a. 1871 200 sh Nor
rs Canal cash, 2o5 100 d. 3D. 217s. Sscoad Hard
s., tt Iehch 6s, 20 %; $500 Pcnna 5s 97 300 shs
Morris Canal, 2c7s ico do So 2oT shs schuylkl Nav
32sl Perna RR boi. 400 shs Long Island RR, b5wn
DO -: 4; 5a3 DO 4 100 do s5wn, 4; 900 do, L. After
Bod,o-s1 400 Ricbnlond District 8s, S. o3k So 900
fenna IS, 97i4: $1,000 Reading R2 Mort a.. 49, %:
Pref 32 400 DO - 32 AGO Long Island RR b5wn 1879
l62 GirIrd Psnk ~.
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f.ther VI Job. G. xott IS rr.nsla street Notice q

father, Mr.. John G. Mott IS Frsnkln street Notice Of
time will be given Wedne day.
On Saturday March 90 of scarstns, 0BOICR SHAYYgR,
son OF Cornelius and Helen s. Williamson aged 3years.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from tho residence OF his
parents 24 Eighth avenue this afternoon, at O'Clock
without further invitation
On Friday morning March g. after lingering Illness
CoRNHlAL wife of VIM N. Smith, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral service without further In
vation at her late residence sl2 Madison street. this
morning. al half past O'Clock. Her remains viii be
taken to ri. Getaway, New Jersey for intermcnt.
On Sunday evening. March ~ FRANCS HOWARD son OK
Francis Edward and Mary Heydon, aged years 10
months and days
The friends Of the family and also the friends Of Mr.
John Partngton and Mr. Patrick Ean requested to
attend the funeral from 80 Warren street. corner OF
Church. tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock His remains
viii be inferred in Calvary Cemetery, Williamsburg
At Cermont. Fairfax county, Va, EMILY G. W: For
BEST consort of A. Marley o. s. n, aud only daugh
Ter Of Capt f. Forrest u. s NJ
On 1hursday March IT, at Greenway Court near White
Post Va, Rev. THOMAS KKNNRLY aged about % years.
On Thursday March IT, at PittsGeld, Mrs. ELIZABETH
DURANT, aged 1o1 years months and II days.
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ing have been at par and eleven at discount though
now, with ono exception, they are at premium.
Two of them 1.-THE great nugget vein, which is at
present at IS premium, and the British Australian
companies) are colonial merely having branches in
England; another company, 1.-THE Wentworth,) not
here enumerated. was advertised, but nothing fur
ther was heard Of it, prospects.
During the past year great doubts were thrown on
several companies, Is TO whether they were in pos
session OF the locations they stated; and it would ap
pear from accounts lately received that the title Is &C.
crre to all those In New South Wales, though the
workings there have been neglected for the more
nattering projects in the neighborng colony. Several
OF the companies have realized large profits by the
purchase Of gold dnst. The Australasian, which is
composed principally Of gentlemen connected with
the colony, has always held high position, and
been as high as u premium, and their present price
may be said to be S. Next tn them the Colonial
Gold have attained the highest price, and Port
Philips have commanded o more than usual high
rate. The British Australian and Australian Mutual
it would appear, are in good position their localities
being secured.
The arrival of the Australian, mail steamer, with
report from Mr.. Wobb, the mining manager, and
Mr.. Rutland, the captain of the Australian Aurferous
Ore Reduction Company, has induced the directors
OF that company to wind up their affairs II would
appear, that Immediately on landing nearly all the
men deserted; in consequence of this, the only
lett to him, as he thought, to save further
expenses was to wind up the affairs of the company
in the colony. The Australian Agricultural Com
pany neiu lOr long perlOu cOnSlderaDle position,
owing to their lands having on them anriierous
DEPOSITS; and although for Industrial purposes they
had been at low rate, yet as the discovery
Of gold was known, they were done as high 1896,
and the lowest price for them has been from f2s6
to f27O
The accounts from the dggings themselves almost
exceed what VIC have read OF the Arabian Nights.
No lees than 600 people are employed in the gold
diggirgs of Victoria From the Sd to the 26th of
September, the yield Of Mount Alexander and Bala.
rat amounted to 66,l93 ounces The New South
Wales gold sells at IS Is. Sd. per ounce, that from
Victoria at f3 los. sd. per ounce at Sydney.
Some OF the companies started, the public had not
sufficient confidence to advance the capital requisite
for commencement; while one case-we do not
wish to be invdiOus-was OF so disrepntable char
actc the directors making loans to each other that
it became question whether criminal Indictment
could not be preferred against them. The discovery
of gold near Adelaide has likewise stimulated en-
terpijse in that quarter and company, with capt.
tai Of ESQ 900, in $4,000 shares, was started for
working mres and land in that district, under most
respectable auspices, entitled the Adelaide Land and
GOiQ Mining COMPANY, en- cO17D1HTd,fe
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

March 27-4 PM.
Arrived steanl.hp State of Georgia. Collins Savannah
ship Arlington, Ryan, Liverpool Jan "a; bark Echo,
Howes Boston brig Harriet Stevens Palermo 81 days
schrs Oregon Grace NYork; Henry Freezing Evans do
Reindeer. Jarvis, do; Gazette, Crowell, Boston A G
Cattell Williams, NYork Eli Townsend Corson, Boston
Haro;er Paine. Port Prince March IL steamer Ken
re Ice Clark, NYork.
Ceared-steamsbps Virginia Teal Richmond; City Of
Nashua, Clifford Boston, Gen, Nickerson, do schrs
Grace DAZZLING, Bartlett do; Ellen Matilda Wells Bangor
J + Randall, Baker, Boston;J W Candy, Townsend, N
ioIk; SAIplegate, Endicott Brooklyn.
Disasters, SC
Snip J WicHE1HAUsEN, hence for london in proceed.
ing down the bay yesterday went ashotc the West
lans nheie she now hes. The sieantug Underwater,
l'obsby be got or next high water, without sustaining
any material damage.
SHIP FLYING ARROW, Treadscll, from Boston for San
AL H. cargo which had been examined 10 the lower hold
in coed order The only portion OF it damaged was
the goods between decks.
Som ELIZA HAMILTON arrived yesterday with marble
rags &c comprising ratt Of the cargo of the ship Winl
FOR Fay lost Romer Shoal last December. The gDo Il
were recovered from the sanken wreck by Doniiny
sem Henry, AZ Nas-ar in distress (bcforc reporsedl
had Leon discharged l4th inst and was cking upper
works preparatory 10 berg hove out She was very
had lost all her all except foresa and suffered much
in eging. Would be detained about two weeks
soHR MARY MARTHA, before reported ashore, was on
Friday got of at high water and tosed into Province
town.
Whaiemen.
Arr at NBedford 25th, ship Champion, Waterman, N
Pacific Ocean via Hong Kong with 1000 bills VIII So
oil and III 600 bone board.
Arr at Sag Harbor oath ship Jefferson Hunting Arctic
Ocean via Sandwich Islands when she had 70 bb 270o
do VIII oiD
At Bonaire Feb 49, Margaretta, Holmes Of Salem, 100
sp Benz Franklin Of Beverly lao 40 bkAsh Walter K
Fulsom, bound To st Thomas TO feHt.
letter from Capt Hoore-, of bark Maria Of Nedford
reports her of 81 Antonio Jan 10 clean all WELL except
oobDred man. who would be landed thsre.
letter nom Mrs Capt william Wood. u bark Esssaa.
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sAvAsSAH- Steamship Florida W symons and LADY,
Asouthmayd and lady, Mrs Woodruff, Or G Adams VIM
MackreI and lady, John Brewer lady and two child.
ren Miss Brewer Yrs Macirell Josey, L Robinson
j Hovse, " Brantly J r johnson. II Allen Iaac
Ogden, Capt u D Allen l. = Gardener d Lynchon Saml
F.I1acy, Mr. Lesley w Green, Danl Hawn Mi,s Hawn,
i Jones, Mrs Damour Miss Mary Cowles Miss II j.
Facet. Miss Bscot, W II Housenan, B @ Alderman
schefer, Mrs Langdon, C Robertson, Nelson Morris,
Levi Shelman Marsh, VIM Acombrad. Miss Trppe. Mrs
Il Davis. McKenna, Flemirg z, W shepard, A "
Craven Mrs Bardwoll Hurd, and 10 in the Storage.
NoRroiK, &c--Steamship Ronnoke-M Hess W smith,
Brooks, WFeinald, Miss Crane Mrs T Merwin Y
Robins n III W Forbush W Chase. Samuel Hrsh, C II
Hirsh, Nsa " Wilcox, Laac smith, Geo smith, JOS Smith.
l. Calvin Caleb Skies, Cbas Hanksler, ID Ostram II
Stevens Samuel Bogordus, J III Sinner, Miss II Perry
McGui 10 6 Wcnpcll. J Goookop. j A Cheatham. w ii
Mailer, Y Cornell and lady, w Sheldon CAN'T NcKen-
aie. Mrs Bind Miss Mebine. Mrs Manord Rchd Bishop,
II Harris Jr. Mira Smith, w Broom, + Batstow, IS
Read, Edwd Sears, Mott, Melen and % in the
teerage.
CBARIFsroN-Steamshp James Adqer-Genernl II B
Duryea, G Browne, William Shear, Mrs Snowden Miss
Howell Alexander Reid w + Mathews W Standard,
Geo II Colt. John Wells James H Hail. Burrel Peter
Patterson T. Cover, Mrs Gardiner, Miss Greenwood
II Allen, Gilmer, Master Smokes, PAroga
Figeroux, ii Ogden, lady infant and servant " e
Caten, Mr. Catcl and lady, Norcross, Miss Julia
Winberg. Clarke, q Sussdorffc, Fl W Mason A Ward
John Adams, VIM TArver. Miss SteAklum VIM Dvnn r
Seymour and lady, o Thomas, Mrs r II Hasbrouck, n
Alvord, Backus 7 BRISTOL, Mr. Swandal B smith
sParsons ard lady pcwah, Fletcher Hobba. c4xs.
sseersgs
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Mr. William Walker late first officer Of bark Helen &
Frances Of orta has returned home having LET her at
Panama The 5th inst Capt Underwood from Portland
Who rent out ia take mmand Of the vessel had
rived at Panama but quite sick with fever when Mr.
" left The second mate. Andrew Blanchard, also
very low With fever. The bel Frances was bound
Gncta Islands, to load guano for Hampton Roads, for
orders
SAFES OF VEssns-It il stated that ship, now being
built at Richmond, Me- 700 tons TO be here about the
middle of April sold for about $40 900; the Kate
Hayes 200 tors year old built Moose rivsr Me-
has been sold TO Boston house for about s37 000 and
proceeds TO Philadc phia to load for San Francisco the
ship 'ontauk, built in New York, eight years old, 500
tons, has been purchased by Capt Budd of sag Harbor
ard others in the whaling interest for $40 000 and Il
up for the Sandwich Islands.
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siIeO.


Al Fort Richmond, Staten Islapd Friday, March o.
Of consumption CnAans THATCHER aged ~ years and
months.
The relatives ard friends OF the family are respectflly
O'Clock from he residence Of hs father Peter Thatcher
Hi remains will be taken TO Greenwood
On Friday, March IS Mrs. CAROLINE L wife of " r. b.
CUrtiss, aged &c years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend the funeral from No 22 West twenty eighth street.
this afternoon Mt o'clock
RostCn papers please copy.
On sunday, March 81, EDABmH MARY scnsErTz aged
o years native OF the department Of The Bas Rhine
France.
The members Of Sincerity LODGE or Odd Fellows No
~, ard Masonic lodge Union Francois, M, H. are in
yited 10 attend the furerr which viii take place
O'Clock 20 afternoon from the residence of he
sn inln ', Renry Lax, No soS Columbia street. South
Brooklyn.
A rost Richmond 8 l., on Friday, March 25 ANNE
hAish, wn' 81 " M shotwcn, in the 9th year of her
ale.
On Saturday, March &c EIgsngrnr CARVE wife Of the
late EenIy Came, aged 10l years a tive Of Cornwall
England but for the Last sixty years resi- en OF this
city.
Hcr remains wiz lie taken to Greenwood Cemetery FOR
intern ent.
On saturday morning March 20 Mrs Avn wife OF
Gle. j.. Cgary.
u ritrds end relatives OF the family ats respectful,
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
No $50 Wet seven eenih street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues, this sftobo1 Mt O'Clock. The ms
will be taken to Greenwood for inerment.
On sunday, March II, JoDS Tnus, youngest son Of
Richard and Eliza 1hum.
The friends Of The family requested 10 ntt end tho
funeral from the residence of his parents. No. - FL
bridge street, this afternoon at o'clock, without fur
thcr invitation.
en- Sunday March q, Of consumption, JOSEPH T
BIAKE, in the Dad year Of his age.
specially invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon
at O'Clock, from his residence, 3s7 Broome street
On Sunday morning, March n, after short Illness
FIr. Mo1r daughter Of A. M aud Margaret Cameron
1h- funeral win tase place from the house Of hsr g,sni
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With regard to the gold mining companies formed
in London for exploration in North America, there
lave been FIVE, end all situate in the State Of Vir
GINA the shares issued By fourth operation 200 00O
representing the like amount in sterling $50 G00 by
the Stafford which was not placed on the market,
making total OF 1920 coo : two Of these have been
at par, though all at present at premium. Some
rich specimens Of gold quartz, from the Garrett and
bullion dealer, in Cbeapside the location of this
company is in buckingham county the property
has 800 acres OF land, well timbered, with album
dance Of water power, mills, and steam engines. The
loo 600 but they have since reduced them owing to
their prosperous state, to so 600 report of this
valuable property, well that OF the l. Aige Or
and Waller Mining companies appeared not long
since, and they to afford sound investment for
the capital embarked in them by the adventurers.
4, phil rT,-l.
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Under tie head Of miscellaneous companies for
working gold mines may De comprised those dscov-
cred ii old Spanish America Of these there are
three, with aggregate number or shares 400 900,
repre- onting car tai to like amount in sterling
one IN Brazil coming out with capital of s75 600;
another in Peru, $50, goo: and one in British,
G36 Geo; making total OF f65l 900, The Mayiquta
and New Granada Company work the Narmato and
Santa Anna Mines which have long been in success
fnl operation their capital originally Gio0 0O0
but was raised at a meeting Tuesday last TO
$50 600, as viii be il another column. The
New Granada Company have issued $4,000 of their
shares, with power to increase to 200 900, it being
understood Chat tic 600 will be solely employed
for the purchase Of property in New Granada. The
Brucutu hes bcc formed for the purpose of working
mines in Miras Geraes, Brazil, while La Pcrdyienne
is society for gold washing at Carabaya, formed in
France, e0mrlGrdite, for duration of 80 years.
TIE britannia Mine has been established for the
working Of auiifcrous gossan in the county of Devon
Three OF these mines have been at discount one at
par, though with the exception Of one they are at
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Port or Now York, March "a. 1883.

ARRIVED
Ealk Pacific, Sawyer. Sagua Ia Grande, days, to
StuIges 4 Co. 26th inst, at PM off Barnegat
into by steamship bound south (the Charleston Sa
vanpah boat, which carried away bowsprt and bboom
Eark John Benson, Winchester, Havana, days, to
Strrses 4 Co. Experienced heavy weather.
lark Harmony Latham Apalachicola, 10 days, to mas
ter March co. lat 81 30 lon 10 20 spoke ship Advance
OF Danariscotta. from Mobile for Eavre.
Park Rob. Mile, McNar Galveston, is days, to Hus
sey & Murray.
Park Maria Merton lot souhport), Bukl9y, Savannah
days, TO StuIgea, Cra rman < Co.
Brig Kate Anderson (of Belfsst, Lnniken HavaIa a,
- days, Ia master.
Brig 0'Brien (of Machas), Stuart, Mystic, days,
bound to larien. Ga
Schr rasguelina (sic), Trapam Palermo 100 days. to
Chamberlain, Robinson Co. Experienced heavy eath-
lost isintopgaant mast and received other damage
schr Smith (of Brookhaven) Smith, Charleston
IS hours
schr Lucy White, Torrey, Rockland, days.
Schr Roanoke. Densmore Passport 10 days.
SAILED.
ship Kossuth, bark aryland, brig Volants.
Wind at sunset NNw.
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A STRONG MINDED WoMAN.-A Vermont
sheriff recently undertook to search a dwelling in
Bradford, wien the woman of the house flew at
him with poker and an axe, which being wrested
from her size pulled the most of his hair out of
bis head, threw boiler Of hot water upon him, and
concluded the programme by cutting three or four
inch cash in his head with stove gridde, after
which he was secured and large amount Of stolen
property was found in her possession-a partial illus
t!ation OF woman s rights
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Married.

On Sunday, March Il. at the residence Of Peter A.
Ielmonco Esq IN ia Brooklyn, by the Rev Mr.. eau
vim MI HUNoRE EJMoSIco OF Brooklyn to Miss RosASNA
MirIa daughter of James Da7is, Esq.. OF Iiohohen.
On Saturday, March &c. by the Rev George b. Cheever,
Mr. CntRIts i. WuAEhs te Miss HsSlaErr4 BgRGH, all
Of this city
On Thur day, March 10, In the Methodist Episcopal
church, ct siddletown, Frederick county. Va, by Rev
John hpepcng JoBS w. WRIGHT OF Mid6letown TO Miss
A. JAccrDINp daughter Of Isaac 7. He, OF that county
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BY the burning Of Yanhorns shop at Feeding
Hills Mass, 20 600 cigars all smoked at once;
Insured for 5000.
On the 18th inst, a man named Mark Foy, the
mail carrier between Newburyport and Lawrence,
was arrested at Newburyport, Mass, on charge of
rpbbing the mail.
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TclcxrnDAl1c Marine l2cTOrta.

n.
Arived-Ba,k Iand City, Galveston; Octavian, Matan
zas; brig Nercus, Mansanilll schrs Cameo Sagua Ia
GIande; Augusta, Ale. andria; New York, NYork.
NEW 0RLRANs March %
Arrived ships Lody Suffolk and Cairo, boston, bark
Susan W, Lind, 90; brig Cla'issa Pbila ephis.
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Physiological, Bellevue, II; Penitentary, Black
wells leland s. Smallpox Hospital Blackwels Island, l.
Lunatc Asylum. Blackwells Island 2Gty Hospital IL
Aim. house. Mackwens Islapd, 4; Colored Home, O.;
Ccorcd Orphans Asylum, l ColoIed persons, IA.
Interments returned from Wards Island, 49,
THOMAS K. DOWNING. City Inspector
City Inspectors ONCE March 26. 1853.
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Tie most important however, Of all the gold dis
coyCries has 10 doubt been that in our own Aus
tral'an colonies, and less definite accounts can be
given Of them than any Of the Others we have emu
merated The accounts lately arrived from there es-
Tec!aly from the colony OF Victoria show an amount
OF lawessness which proves that district to be in
state than California at its most dsorganized
period; and here we cannot refrain from expressing
our strong condemnation Of the ineriBess the colo
NAL officials and the gross neglect Of the home 90
vernment TO the wants Of the coouists and inatten-
ton 70 thc expenditure OF British capital Not only
had they the irghtful example Of California before
them bot the knowledge that Van Diemen's Land was
but The sieve through which the refuse OF England,
polluted by crime, passed on to the auriorous regions
Untl repeatedly urged by tie representations of
rest emigration ard when thsy took this
70 hand i ives immcasurably below that afforded by
Ptate enIerprite. and clogged By such restriction
as TO render nearly useless: in fact IL Il only with
N comparatively short period that they have shown
disposition, by an inane effort 10 make some at
tempt to restore order though they have been aware
that an utter disregard OF all law has long since nre
vailed that British capital was being expended and
shipping laying idle, through their want of energy
ard foresight, which has tended in great measure
70 ALLEVIATE the affections OF the coonjsts from The
mother country. The number Of companies formed
in London for working mines in Australia now snn
posed to be in operation, SIXTEEN with BIS 06O
shares issued, representing capital OF 81 432 5O.
ono winding up, fl00 900; two merged ESQ 600.
five defunot, fl65 600 one coming out, $500 900:
and one abandoning mining, transferring its capital
10 o banking project ESQ .eOO-making q total of
britl- capital required or mining in Australia, OF
Ez,3'7,I0o' -Four q tue companies ct present work
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In the City and county Of New York from the 10th to
the 26th day Of March, 1858.
Men, 1907 Women, u; Boys, 1lS, Gir, SO; Toial-3S7.
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A VICTM or SPIRITUAL RAPPISGs."-A girl
about fourteen years OF age, named Adene G. Moore
was before the Police Court yesterday. charged, uD-
complaint Of her father, Jonathan Moore of Fast
Boston, with being stubborn child There was evil
dence that the girl did not stay at home, Int went
from place to place as her fancy dictated; but it did
not appear that she wilful or stubborn and upon
her promising to 90 home with her father she was
discharged. Two or three years ago, the girl became
interested in the esprit rapping" mania, and was
what Is called medium" Since then she has ex-
hbited symptoms Of insanity, and wandered about
teresting girl intelligent and modest. and VIC hope
sne will hereafter shnn tho-e dsusions which have
misaed her.-Bost0w Hw0ld, March -.