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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26
ARRIVALS,

C4uroKsIA &c seamship Bal,c-Mss Psrdes ars Ira IA
Fitch and servant Mad schcese Msd Brena Ana
want Pardee Irwin Holland aardnsT 1 lazy shr
j. Miller and two children, Akeman Hartung ~
Coturn Mrs Rychroan, two infants snd servant Mr.
pumer Ter1. Sutton Chss Ford, HSlsse ca
Peer p l. Smith and child, Mrs Duncan, WOOD, VIM
Toy ns Mrs EIy, Mrs Davenport Erich and motner
q Psirick, b Murphy, Mre y @ Fenner and child g
Bosrdnsp Miss Reed Richard l. Chaser and infant "a
ar smith, Mrs williamson and four children, Berri
ssl win Ms Heacock and infant HsDsco. wife And son
FrslI Wood, Is Kimbal, Jefferson. II Martin Isaac
ssld John Crooks, L Chapman II DnrihS liza. HAN
Rourber Johnson wife and miami Henry
sFelscn. Dipsmors II Bruce Bruce Beard s Sso
ton Colgate Mrs Dge and infant stanwocd snG
wife Mrs Bonneirs Meyer ana child, Murphy, vile Ano
infant, Mrs Cortet Mrs Jane Moore Jno d. kor-l IN 70
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sN: W Eugil. U n; c ChAnberlan, Mrz Phelps an.
daughter Mis- WILSON l. Kuhn and family, X Baldwin, NJ
eoraert Mr. Nanny Pinto He,schae,H PTshard son
MoCousAnd. ] Cordons, Geo Mckenzie, WI Gale. Canh
Peter Pare Lewis shove Geo Dodgsnd 10 the seerag
SAVANNAH Steamship HunisviIe-H Scranton a In,
A stodd ard, Rot Weeks g Tears, " Stevens Miss
Msberry, Mes Charlotte Tsysr Andrew. Thos Ansi
mode Mode Cha. Jane Jscsb Ram end lady Mi R. WI
X Wilcox, Ma "A W etks. and ~ in the sseeSaSc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26


The Boston papers of Saturday contains the following
in relation 10 this affair
very serious Of mutiny occurred on board the
ship Norway (of New York;, Captain Major on her re-
cent passage from Macao TO Havana, which came very
near proving dsastrousy the officers passengers and
crew. The Norway sailed from Macao November z6,
with about one thousand coolies board aud when five
days out at about six O'Clock in the evening" the captain
being below at the time mutiny broke out among the
coolies who set ere to the ship two places and endea
yored to the patches Mr. Simpson, OF BOSTON, one
Of the maep bad charge Of the deck, and the watch,
with he exception Of the at the wheel, was aot
taking in sail Mr. Simpson rushed to the hatch and
commenced the struggle. The from aoft and those
below tried seize The boats and leave the ship when
the surgeon English gentleman, drew his pistol and
TO shoot the first man who dared to make that
attempt The crew then rallied and went TO the asss.
lance Of the officers and tight ensued which continued
from in the evening until after daylight the next
morning. Thirty of the coolies killed, and more
than ninety wounded, before the mutiny was queled
The captain gave the coolies hour TO deliver up
the their possession they did not he threaten
ed 10 cut away the mass Get fire TO the ship, take the
boats aud provisions and them TO their fate The
muneers came to terms.
Captan Major had his wife and two daughters with
him. and also lady passenger and child, but during the
night the lady died Of fright and in the morning The child
also died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26
NE TRAGEDY OF THE OYSTER sloup SPRAY.

rsterious Circumstances Connected
ith the Anair-Flight Of the Suspected
aurderer-His History, &c., &c.
We published yesterday the statement Of Capt Webb,
he schooner Thomas E. French, which vessel arrived
bis port on Saturday, from Suffolk Va concerning the
Of the oyster sloop Spray, Of Guilford, c., bound 10
ipa for oysters, and the mysterious circumstances
s~r.ed with her loss.
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN WEBB.
he captain states that on the 2lst inst, whom four
s north Of Barnegat, he picked up yawl boat con.
Ing Chinaman, who stated that he was one Of tho
Of the sloop Spray, which vessel had that day COL
h with another soop and was 30 badly damaged that
sank in fifteen minutes after the collision, taking
Id the captain and his brother, who were the only
IONS on the sloop besides himself The Thomas E.
bch subsequently put into Little Egg Harbor, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26
The Pay andRank OF Officers I'm the Navy
TO TN EDITOR QE TILE HERALD.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your paper the 22d rst an article with the fore
going caption appeared the signature of Benedict"
Benedict hmsef and all officers in the navy know
that II has been for want Of harmony they have not years
since obtained acrease Of pay If lees jealousy and less
sell prevailed, hov much better all would feel and arel
Instead drumming any particular branch in the SER
vice. BY trying to dignity themselves in the way OF fcti
tious rani" Benedict" calls tho assmilased rank
conferred on the surgeons pursers and engineers by act
Of Congress (Which he woula gnore), he and other lieu
tenants shoud be proud of a1d take pleasure adding
dignity and responsibility to service to which the coun
try has 10 them vested right by reason Of having got
their edueation, at the public expense and for and
in which they have for 60 long time been sup
ported. In the English navy lieutenant of
twenty and forty years. service receives at sea about
81 eco year. Surgeons and Pursers with dianHed rank
receive that service superior &C
coripg TO length OF service OF our navy Purser
in the Eprlsh service is called Paymaser with rank very
superior that much alluded 10 by Benedict II
Re bad referred to the pay and emounent Pursers pre-
vious to the liking Of the present pay and classified
with the OF the chip In which he does duty the public
could 10 fair conclusion oil the merits dement's
Of the plsept system AS now the pay Of Purser 10 q
Srics ar sSnoohes $50 The act IS known 70 al the
navy present head OF the department has with
cops for efficient sea selv 4 s hs s oa
men after seres Of urgent recommendations to Congress
following the practice Of his predecessors to increase tho
corps opursers has been compelled TO order several old
the gun boats and soops giving those old
about 5000 more than they would receive At home
waiting orders. No officer in the navy OF any grade but
will ADMIT the hardship In the case.
The new bill 10 modify the pay OF pursers simply Is
On duty first FIVE years. 81 500 second five years s. 400
third five years and over, SO ,0C0.
The leave or waiting orders pay is no! increased, and
remains the at present. This change OF basis,
any looking into the facts will say s fair and called
for So much for " Benedicts' complaint
The surgeons pursers and engineers in the navy care
not straw all the eutenans at made captains,
and get as much pay as they possibly can.
The navy recently lost by resignation several engi
Of education and science for more lucrative duties
as such In civil life.
ard, "Bcnedic well knows, can take care OF their
dignity and interests.
Let US have less complaining, IL possible, against
the other and all better before the country and
CONGRESS- N particular, CIVIIITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26
Personal Intelligence.

Sir William Gore ouseey, late British Minister 70 csn
trail America having concluded his mission returned 70
this city on Saturday in the British steamship KArnak
from Havana His family accompanied him.
Ex.President Pierce was hourly expected G Havana
when the Karnak sailed
Hon. Joha Wood, Lieutenant Governor or the State OF
Illinois, was inaugurated into the executive chair at
deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26

sss ss s'i &c ;;s :;. &C. =
at S s 1s.,T...A nuess Sunday x.,o. =
M 9an M rnd relatives will attend the nrs.s, -
two o Iss sixth street, this Monday sissracs
Tim oasIass-I Brooklyn on Saturday, Ma .cb %
aaed, mon,h. OF LIE Wis and Aethea Augusta Hcsuisn
>. ne fhens o. the family are invited to at,end H..
resisence afternoon, at three O'Clock, rom TIE
in ,hs On Sunday Marc rs, PATRICK Mc,ov
Ireland year OF his age. Nat Of the town Of SIieo
neral fo or the family requested to attend the nr
day March az late residence No 6s Mott trest on Tues
rnta,owp, j., and Troy papers pl.as. .opv.
short lIness s sesey CITY, Saturday, March 20, after
IaupSln daughter Of James and The i Soa " ~ ~
I Iy stricken heart to Jesus vields
Adore. . devotion now:
HE ' h ana blesses, while IL bIaea.
T Tn ns m that strikes the b i ~,eeos'
Ines troubled dream s' ns. whue,
ana a., shai meet with thee as.,
. Inc relatives and friends OF IN. ,,
~hn t1e funeral ON Tuesday Afternoon ~ ~. invited
corner Of rand sra rom her late residence III Wsr
vesr Of be- nus city Mrs CAROLINE Tuprxu IN III. 1o
end the ,ss rs o fsssa:os.
S On tuesday morning the friends and 70.
uantances invited 10 attend without further invita-
on.
wHrrE-O Sunday, March rs, JOHN G, WHITE, mer.
nant, Of 277 Hudson street. aged SO years
The friends Of the family invited TO attend Ne
neral from his late residence, No. Is Charlton street.
Tuesday afternoon ut one O'Clock. The remains WI
0 taken to Cypress Hill Cemetery.
wnsoS-On sunday morning, March %, Mrs. Jkrg
'nsoN, rect Of Robert G. Wilson, In the roth year q
err age
relatives and friends OF the family invited u
tend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon at three O'CLOCK
the residence OF her in law, Alexander Ming No.
% West Twenty 9TH street. without further invitation.
WrrE-On Saturday evening, March "a OF congeetio4
the brain ERICH wnTx aged AT years and months, .
alive OF Hanover, Germany.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
tend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at one
clock from the southwest corner OF Forty sixth sToee
nd Eleventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26
Brooklyn City News.

A Nav NOMINATION FOR STREET COMMISSIONER The re.
gular Democratic Convention reassembled AZ Montague
Hall Saturday night, for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for Street Commissioner in place Of Mr. Robert
Furey, declined. Mr.. Furey is Alderman Of the Fifth
ward and according to the provisions Of the charter is
not eligible any other office during the term for which
lie elected. The Convention nominated Mr. Charles
Tnney, the present incumbent and who s also the cand
OF the independent democracy TO fill the vacancy
The republican candidate for the position is Mr.
John Williams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26

MEETING OF THE GEKMAN tOKDW AINEfso tNIUIF'
meeting OF the German Cordwsners Union was held
last evening at their ball. No 229 East Eleventh street.
Mr. George Kupper reported favoraby reference to the
Of committee TO confer with delegates from
oher gocictes the project OF forming General Trade
Tnjon mutual protection. IN accordance
with hrs report Messrs George Grimm, George Kupper
and william Fro,ic were appointed 90 such committee
The delegates from the several societies are to meet u
Tho Fourteenth Ward Hotsf on the oath Of April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26

Cox-WIyHAM New York, on Thursday, March %,
by the Rev Lott Jones, ORvIE NJ Cox, Of Brooklyn, to
HARRIET WINBAM, Of New York.
TAEGE-IRSTrSG.-On Wednesday, March 81, by the
Rev Chas Goehlipg at the residence Of the BRIDES
ther stapeton, Staten Island, WILLIAM F. TAEcE to Miss
CAROLINE LENTlNG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26

. WINE Riley; or, Not Guilty." will DO brought on
~. with new scenery, &C., TO- II ID said tina
.~y upa which tho play ID founded is ono Of e;
mod thfulinGa Irish snsals. md that has 49,.
in tie hands NJ dr.aa The prnoip., n.,.. -.
N"rsood pieces Wi b. a - Ars Barney wnu.ms -
s1.-, '-'"al en..rp mayed with "winie RIley.
sFsn.a.. 'ss..-~ nas been Initiated bv Mr.
bach an actor Of ssu.. note abroad Nj. Fallen
Brostw.r ..a 70 establIsh = ner. nan theatre on
theate ~ Anu commenced oper,oe- French
I'm 4, ,, wednesday last. Ms,1,,sM mo a..
fun tloso =, ac's, was played 10 ,ho ~ domestic
dr. w.. ine uio Of artists who peysa s,sction Of
wce ~. afahn, Mr. Fallenbach and ", principal
the1r wi several times during thu ev.,,r yer
ver,n wen appointed in all liz dst.iIs To- re
conn.,. o,ones'ra under Mr. Carl Bergman, IT,
Al yn.s.," VIC near 10 that the prices are too h,r,
Mama. - neatre The Romance of a po,. ".
rem,. !, me Ruboon of It's fitch NIGHT ma s
and n ,a. 'nS feople, they say, have begun ~ ~
AZ asNn as it was entirely new. " "
S'oonaeek this evening. commences its
~. Aeenes theatre "Jeanis peans,, ,.v
vivea : few nights, pend,,g ~. n-.s. "ni DC re-
nDui0r@s new Irhh drama I" co,le.n n... :, Mr.
Ds'rsDd during The week. "AA0n
Az ~ roadway Bouo,r Mr.. Caviar. .,..
s ,aao upiae Romance " Poor Young MAJ, ,
:, , :. ".'n'u, after two weess' run. Adr,,u. -
on.ostriot" 10 ANNOUNCED far mi. - s~'''"
Az inc noT theatre Mr. Edo, oo-,,,., s'
'Asemen! tns ening, playing "JsoA C,ds.. Without
aouot me re Of this very excellent rtist to INC
!. ms carry 'phs will be distinguished by an ovation
1t the hands 90 audience.
AT the New very Mrs. r.rren have ho.s
eceived with ch favor by the audience and have been
70 engaged. Farren is very promising actress,
Though her Sd is just bit old fashioned and conveu
ional The bibr this evening includes The Venetian
md the "hnigtpf the Mist" Mics Farren plays in the
Venetian" q
AT George Chty's Minstrels the latest novelty has
een The coloredliion Of " Toodles,' in which George
lays Timothy lna irresisiibly funny way. The piece
as drawn very houses. The Bryants are doing as
vel as ever Bo companies have fresh programmes :
Or the week Nrs Horn appears at Mechanics Hall 10
eplace MI d. Syat, who has gone upon European
cur for his heal
WOODS Mnstrs siIl give concert at Poughkeepsie
his evening
The second Of olsbecks CLASSICAL concerts will take
lace on Tuesday venting.
Dodworth's Sevnty Ant Regiment sand will give a |
onoert at the Cooer Institute next saturdsy evening
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

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SuPuRIoR CouRr-Only day calendar to be called In
part Nos $50, 5S2 694, 49, GA, 63S 664 676, 1884,
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sls, sis s22 ssi So $685. ST. eo2 COS, eos ooo a.
1922 iose 1o4S loss, icel, iosl, 1885, loSl 1882 io2
l1l3, 1925
COMMON PrHAs-Court without jury. Part 1.-Nos Z,
Is, 4o, 80 to IS. Part 2-Nos. A, 43, 50 to Co.
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Barry's TrlcOpher0us IL the best and
chespes article for dressnR beauying cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT, Sold by all
drugRiats.
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Beautiful Complexion. -Laird's Liquid
Pearl achieved celebrity having equal for beAu
flying and preserving the skin. 80 Broadway
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A superb Pair OF Adjustable Scales for
sale cheap suitable for others requiring perfect
balance Apply al 1868 Bowery.
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye and Wigs are I'm
paraleed. The Dye applied In private Great
Improvement in Wigs eeparate rooms for ladies' l6 Bond
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Spring style Dress Hats for Gentlemen
ready aWhITE, Halter ZIG Broadway, opposite St. Pauls
church.
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Trusses OF Every Description for Per-
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Knee Caps Ankes all surgical appliances scientifically
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Ladies' Dress Rosette Trimmings, Ro-
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trest, BROOKLYN.
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Steinway u Sons
OVERSEEING GRANDS AND SQUARE PIANOS.
waruroons 81 and 81 Walker street
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and Burglar Proof saes Isl Broadway corner Of Murray
sfreei York
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chronological Examinations with
Charts and full written characters given daily at FOWLER
XEII6,, sos Broadway.
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HOllOwAy,s Pills.-Ir You are deAirOus
ENJOYING examine the condition of
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will purify and your health through the heated term
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MRS. WAnslow's Soothing syrup.-Mill.
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children ee;hng with failing success Relief imme
data and certain. Only - cent? Q bottle