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hsIec DESTROYED ana 'hc 'ceas, mate injured The
Tie carfafn Curtis ard crew schr Israel Merritt
II sale
Tic CARO- cosn Of schr Crescent Lodgr. befero re
port Mr.esed near Rockno was for Capt Varina
AhtnASrelA, March The schr TruSty. Capt Feed
whe 81 her way 10 his city yesteIi.y was eolidsL
pehcai { NJ Grifn, and ,aa her lossprit and ali her
While on her way up thc liver yesterday had DER main
mast carried WY The wind.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Samuel kinner. OF tho steamship State of
Pennsylvania rcm GLASGOW will accept han%s Tor
courtesies
vcaS e Maafa s e sSr'sy oy 5 tens sn at
yrnton ior si 200 cab. size will hereafter hail rom
ia saa a'" vi" be continued !" the sener" '0a'ina
scrs iu1ar RIcu, F. - tons tult in fas Haven Com
between GlJuee Ter aud foston has been sold 20 "
sS IL s 9or r ;Pa n nsas M ec@
mand o Capt Howard Poland. N Lou,sN lie
scHR ALIcF LEWIS. OF Gloucester. 81 IS ions tuilt
Gloucester in ''7 has been sold to Messrs Perkins Bros
oT sa been s bo and New s Ses
CO. s 81 'rg Ts1e q
Gsors, V Faner 60 OF so.ion Al he rate $500
she wi hrIeat.r hai from roslon, under comma nj OF
i 1885, s. sr IS IS on w'' cum "
soon % LIZ Me- Mr AnrUn Frost viii
A. nbec Master iuilior Mu.ford hiss The frame OF a
ss Sf ~ lis IN H
Within the ra-t the timber 10 bG ntted
at ne old yad OF anpmsid Mai'ord The vessel j. 10
be ali " ~ toms and is intended for Capt Nathaniel
Turner
M-ssrs aidcout Nerroyv, of Bcwdonharn. build
ing sfendlt bark 0 80 tcns; when completed 1t WI,
be inle Tor 10 none i'll the STATE
LAUNCHED At B,ckspo-t 2lst inst from the ynrd Or
VIM sealeey Go, Smastcd schooner OF 80 lons 9 m
George W Abbott who VIII conlrnand her and others
o. Rucks ort she Is intended tor the south American
rat'.
from tho yard o. Harry Bros Ncwburyrort, March a.
sehr annie g Gunner 10 tons hurthen built 70, VIM II
nenns McGrath and is 10 be engaged in The Georges
From the yard Of Can't Ambrose Pierce, in westport
Me, 2Jli iis;, sioop Mernda d al ol Georgetown.
Notice 10 Mariners.
Notice s given ha T. 'hs s'esm FOG whistle AZ rarTieTe
oneraii.n ior eight DAYS be wsen tns 81, and h Of
April next both days inclusive
ALTERATION GUN NEAR
ROIYHRAD.
Notice 81 hereby gwen tn I the North stack signal
Ito ii a0 winch has hitherto been freq in lOygy
weather once hali-hour. except when the mai
Ronr' Vii AT Ell the u INST Se SschsrSed hreushout
the continuance OF fog once s n avery y minute
Trinity House. London. arch IL 1878
EErrA vcN TO rnAyrs- PRINCES cHAyyvI-
Note Is lie ebs given tnai sp haEing extended 70
sG ans RON ron ns snd h Sd
can buoy, marked sF Grdsr has been pa Ell In shs
n n Ses %ar % y he dabs on
and the G-der Beacon NV also tivc cables distant
the South Girdler buoy to The Princes Channel light
vessel
Trinity house. London March IL, 1874
spoken.
Bark Tage FRI, Lobenlanger from Bordeaux for San
Fraleisco Jan 49, on Cape Horn
Schr Hume Dggins, from New York for Cardenas
March, -, LAT So lon "a 3D.
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Pasted Through Hell Gate.

stramsnip Bolivar, Lawson. New Bedford for New
f'rs VIZ ~ nd 4 =. ami oa'Senger>
.ts va New Nayea - laws with ugar &c, 70 ssannard
Sch, ,crrhA cenover provdencs Tor Now YORK.
sshr hsaains RR No As, Adams, New Haven for New
sshr Elias Runyon, Hamilton. New Haven for New
sshc ynarEalew, nart, New haven for rlizabothport
Schr sylvester Hare, Coleman Taunton ior New YORK
v Sch Sarah Rabeocs, rahcock Grsenwich Tor New
scsr rnnis Hog rs, Rogers, Westerly Tor New YORK.
schr onaro far lona ,ar lS r New ho'
schr Thompson. ilaIock, hew Haven tor New
schr Northern Light Ireland Norwich for Pn,ladel.
Schr Ioseph Porter, Norris Boston for PhlhIerhla
y Sehr a fredmore, sherman, Providence for New
Sch, Sch, eSth Hssf E G"y EyeIheaa cr New York.
schr Resless, bunncli, Providence ior New York.
EN- wGrihn fen Fiic raT,ueNet or New y yorS
Sehr line ssn, en ew ' "r Sew Yo re-"
Sehs AnneJ Russell. chat1eid Connecticut River for
sssT ,lo gq cn Green Norwich y New York
schr rgdine; scwe, New london 'or View York.
sh aaes r yT NeT SD"Sn eS H T9
sehr Mary Anna Grier Irving, middle town. c. for
,,sour anna Dickinson, Dickinson Cold Spring for
Schr 5 Riker, Riker, bennington for New York.
sehr pSrte co'ins Triny'e. ry.c sr Sew York
Schr Reading RR No a. Young, NV haven for New
EXT CON ,nhSs nriaecGoT, FOR New York. ,sv,
SER Cree Hamilton Portland for New York
SScer s,,o, Nlcter; ;s pewtncket for New York
senr o NTH Nichols Providence for yew YORK.
chr R Nalon.v, Coffin, pocsport for New York
:, hr Eliza Raynor Mitchell Cold Spring fer New
Scchr FLORIDA Newman Boston for New York
Schr Emily =, r'le,t smith bueksport for New York,
sehr 10y Burton luf'am, Providence for New YORK '
Sch iC'arE Nor ham, frowIence Tor New yorS
scr Elias Gunyon, Campbell, New Haven ior Port
Chr ]! tamlT No,tnnort or New yors
schr n nneG Gr,rn n w TOR New Icrs.
WITT tcn NV" wea,e oviGcnce Tor rG pS'
ehr Iva rs4 ere ,hare Fr6. ssmrs for New ycr
with ice y knicEerh. cher Ice Co '' w.
schr NJ Baxter Manson New onion for New YORK
Sour Ricnard Morren. Man on. Greenw,cn for New
steamer Drsware eac h. New London for s,r York
with mdse and passengers
BorSD EAST.
Steamship Acushnet Rector. New York for new Bed
schr Lac Keen. MsT,nne New york tor Gloucester
chr zule,te Kenyon. Churchill, Phiadelpha or New
gchr Emma Y. Day, clark New York FOR Roston.
schr Potter Hooper, Bradbury, Havcrstraw tor Pro-
br Tg T g, rTase,npqr fer CrseDpor
schr yapqr, ,Gas'nor, Amboy Tor Providence,
sehr II Warord, Spragne, klizahe hport Tor Paw
schr Anderson, johnson, Anboy for NorwaS.
schr Henry Rutsn, Wright, New IorK icy Port
chester.
SIR Jane Maria, Brown; Eew York Tor New ondou.
Schr Frederick T. all. Uoboken .fr Portland
Schr s Tyler, Mccarthy, Ezabetnrort for Pr0yi-
dsncc.
schr Nicholas Mehrhof, Mehrhof Haverstr'w for
Provide ce
schr Helen Var runcan New York for Boston.
Schr Armenia. Cole Philadelphia Tor Boston.
schr Martha May. Weeks. New York TOR Riyerhead.
steamer United States DAVIS, New iorE Fan
River.
s,eanie- Doris shirley. New YorF for provi lonoe
Steamer I'll CID smith. New York tor Norwich
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w A S HIN GTON.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., March IS, 1874.
r; The Senate was NOT in session to-day.
Business in the House.
The session Of the House To-day was for debate
a ,ly on the Currency Dill, Mr.. McDnuga, of New
II rk, IN tie cnair as speaker pro tenn, Speeches
wv ire made oy Messrs Bright and Whitthorne, OF
To nnessee; BucSner, ofMssouri; Cotton, OF Iowa,
an, Scudder, OF New Jersey.
tn Farragut Prize Money To BE Paid
Distribution Of the Funds.
u secretary OF the Nayl4o-day sent an order
TO II Fourth Auditor or the Treasury, requiring
thats 0mcer TO pay the amounts Of prize and bounty
meme due for the capture OF New Orleans and the
siestr IctiOn oil the enemy's ships The total amount
Of prf re money proper is $3.50 900 5000 900 adj
diticns bounty for the destruction OF the rebel
vessels The number OF United States shps-orwar
that ION )k part IN these engagements is forty-our
and the number OF officers and men who Will snare
in the IN ize awards is between $500 ana 5000 Of
the emf re amount Of the award the Farragut
estate sy receive one-twenteth, or about
$35,o00 one Of the causes OF the delay
IN tEiss distribution was the considera-
tion OF Hle question as TO what snare the
division commanders should have There were
three divisions in che feet, commanded respec-
tivcy by Admirais Bailey and Porter ana Fleet
Captain Ben each Of whom viii be entitled TO
nffie1 OF the award divisional commanders.
All the other officers OF The fleet will receive their
distripuuVe shares in proportion TO their respec
1--we rates OF pay The secretary OF the Navy has
endeaSored TO include t1e nance OF all persops
III MS hst4 VINO were borne On the ships
books, or who were actually aboard the
shn,s doing duty under competent orders during
the engagement preceding ana at the time ofthe |
occupation of New Orleans 10y the United states |
forces. The lists include wounded sailors and de-
tacbmcnts from other ships and arc thought TO be |
absolutely correct II VIII require from six weeks
to Two months for the fourth auditor to re up the
clerical list Tor this distribution.
Adn,iraI Porter's Condition
Admiral R.rter does not seem as well TODAY
and the fears expressed by his physician. AS
stated heretofore, to his ultimate recoyery an.
pear well tounged. From the drst DR.. Baxter.
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Foreign Ports.

AspEw,Lr, March 4-Arrived. steamship Henry
Chauncev, Grey. New YORK.
salIea March - steam hips Acapulco, Van Slice, New
YORK; 10Th, CITY % ruatemala, Hidreth. do.
ARROYO, fR, March In port bris Emene (3r
Croweli, or New York In days '
bUtNos NRis, Feb 5-saied, Pawasnick, Must d, Bar
CArn HAyrrS, March Pin port, brig Elscy, Howes
rom f0s' on, arrived 9Th schrs sarah A Reed Reed
from DO arrived 't-both IL days passage; Ella
:, CIESyutGos, March B-In port, bark David Chaplin,
Bunker, Tor Boston. '''
HoNC KONG, Feb Fin port ship Midnight Kepdrick
from Shanghae arrived 9TH Tor san Fran cisco: barks
Forward tbr. Whyte, Tor Portland .; Tuck sing DR.
HAvAvA. March 2s-saied steam ships Yazoo Barrett
nrom New Orlean.l Philadelphia 27th, Junata Catha-
ripe GroIn Ph lladelp hia New Orleans
LittRpooL, March 2-Arrycd pre- vious steamship Lin
ia lBrD. DIrbishre New Orleans,
MARAcAIBo Feb 26-in port schr Abby WATSON GRAY
for New iOrk, ready
MArAN2As March DIN port bark Eliza White Wotton
Tor Boston III Il few days
PARA, March i-Gong in steamship Nerrmack Weir
from Rio Janeiro Bahia ana Pernalnbuco for NJ
Thomas and Sew York. ~ "
PANAMA March 2l-Arrived, steamship Constitution
- por AZ rRINof. Feb 26In port. schr Ella Frances
Buyer Boston.
RIO JASFIRo Feb I7-sailed, Magnificent. Richsr.
PENSACOLA lftl, Morfurd 4 lruDee Smith ST Thomas;
ID q Fleming Iiugg, Cacutta.
SHANhHAr Jan 22--ArriveI, bark Juno, Percy. Maya
saki and galicd Feb Tor ChefoO and .yyatov)
Sailed Feb harks Lulu IIaIlett Napaseki: caribaIdi
NOyts Hong nonu ald Whampoa.
" p0rI reh - ships 81 Andrew Castle fBr). Gilies,
Nelson, INC barss Chieitan (T5r Hamlin from Bur,
rard Inlet; asch,kor, Rannister rom Port Towns
enc scoudndi cndden, from san Francisco; Adele,
sINsAronf, March T-n port ship Argo for Boston. lde.
sAGrs, March @-AxJived previous bark Palestine
tBr Ford, Rio Janciro
~ '"',s. NIB, March T-Asrived, ship Royal Charter
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH g. 1874.
CLEARED.

st Steamship Pepnblic OBJ, Geaden Liverpool via
Steamship civ OF brooklyn r, Murray Liverpool via
Qneenstown--ohn g Dale.
seamsHp TFyp, OBJ Grosan' Liverpool via Queens
steamship Mosel Ger, Ernst Bremen via South
Steamship st Olaf Nor), Peterson Hamourg-Funch,
Steamship Colon, Griffin, Aspinwall-Pacihe Mail
steamship Geo Clyde, Pennington, Galveston via Key
Steamship George Washington, Whitehead New Or
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson New orleans-Frederic
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, savannah-w
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston-Jw Quln-
Steamship wyanoke, Couch. Norfolk, CITY Point and
Richmund-Od Dominion Steamslp' 90 go
steamship Richmond, Read, Aorlok-oid Dominion
stea,nsh,p E knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DC
Steamship indicator, Martin Bamore-Lorilard
steamship Regulator, Freeman. Phadeipha-Ioril
sieamsiia franconia Bragg Portand-'F AmeS
.teamshu Gen whitney haiieit hos OIL DmocE.
Bark Eta Loring, Loring, Melbourne-Mailier L Que.
Bark Cassn MARTINA naD Olivari Cork or Falmouth
HarK Aquilla (Nor) Gerard, Queenstown or Falmouth
BARK juno tsweJ Lockner, Cronsradt-Tetens h Bocs-
Park veri.as Rus, Humble. stockholm-Funch, Edge
Bark Carrie wyman, Cochran Caciz--R 2 Puck Il Co
arS T E IA En to dSnpdSsoD9 p pa Wo
Bark Cleone Nalonev. Observation-Disclosures Avi,es.
Chauncey.
Brig Ramrez Barnard, Montevideo--J Ward & Co
.rig Katie dam, Robinson, fernambuco-rhos Norton
Brig Princess pcatrice CBr), Simmons Ponta- Pitre-
II A Natahle Son
Brig LOUISA Price day, Wilson, Port Prnce-R
Brig T Ii A Pitt Br, Tewksburv, Hamilton (Eermuda)
Jones l. LOugb
Brig Magdala (Br), Clubhouse ssckviIe, Mp Ne
Brig Eva Johnson. Stout, Fernandina-Brett Son /
Co.
chr Helen Augusta, Wells. st Johns, PE--Pen,ley,
Gilderseeve Il Co.
sehr Charles Paige, Grsce sagua-J H Winchester Il
Co.
Schr Washington Freeman, Robinson. Baracoa-Isaac
r Staples
schr charles Mccarthy, Upper. Key wes.-Benner &
sehr Harry Shepard, Clark, Observation-Disclosures
schr John Kelsey, steelman, Jacksonvile--H W
-chr Al Bentley, Miller, savannah-Bentey, Glider
schr Jessie Clark, Elwood Wilmington NC--overton
* Hawkins.
schr Howard, Googing Wilmington, NC--s Loud &
Co
Schr Melvin. Roberts Newbern NC-w r Eerr
Schr Mary Hickman Robinson, Norfolk, Va-Squire
Bros
schr 5 Levering Corson adeiphia-Overton &
Hawkins.
schr Riley Allen, Harvey, Sandy Eook-R Buck 4
Co.
schr Ida l.. Pearse Boston--Chas living
Schr island CITY, Harding, Gloucester, MassDoane
Colt
schr Harry 4 Ned, Cattell New London-H " Jack son
d.
schr Lucian, BAH, New Haven-Rackett g. Bro.
Scllr Tabitha Hannah Bowen New Hayen-Fergu-
4 Wood
steamer Fanny Csdwallader. Foster. Philadelphia-w
Dazeil
steamer Bristol. Wallace, Philadelphis--Jas Hand
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.


Steamship state OF Pennsy ivania (sr) Braes Glasgow
MaFc 10 wa ne M@re9 q WIN %. s g sc
erv gaics; with hail and snow, the entlre passage.
ina sl e ?p eised a a on 81 @aTf mn
steamship Ethiopia (Br), Craig Glasgow March a and
Movile 18th with mdse and passengers - Henderson
steamship Aesaon Dan, Larche, Copenhage Feb u.s.
VIA i.eith March s. with mdse 10 Funch, Edge 4 Co.
d 2sfa4s 60 ''e"
md Le9 Dea Sr,s Fanp Naeh g. with
STEAMSHIP tanita poane Miimlngton NC, with mdse
steamship lIatteras Ernest, Norfolk with mdse and
Dnaore s o LSerpao mow Calcutta Nov
"a s. helena an "a and Demarara y days with linse9d
ne r. 1i.tsaame;qp Eopn;Op Co.
Wen Co. Passed ne Cape Of GOOD Hope jan q St
Helena FEB q crossed the f n Feb 70 IN lon 20
pool Jan 10 via Tybee days in ballast, to Jas Elwe
Bark Harvest Queen, Jansen Liverpool 50 days, with
m ssr % a MaFSa or Narschma London Jan II and
Deal 2h IN 1 ballast last to Ietens Boekmam Is an
Bark Ieocadia Ger, wenke, Bremen 81 days with
mdse t, u baetier Co Came the southern passage
pa ssed two large icebergs
to schw Don March 10 lat i lon So passed. an eeberg
w sn en safd 10 eF aa aleR 20 on ad G
BARK Rh GERS nFoqE 46i aTEe S avn e
TO Tobias Co Came the middle p'esagc and had fine
Bark K weldon Colson Matanzas % days with sugar
TO- Il Ward Go March took gale from NV; 9TH,
lat 30 lon a. shipped heavy sea carrying away hatch
and started panks from starbOdrd side Of house got
filling with gale still continuing until the 18th
~ Pm found the grenast sprung ana vessel making
much water and Iaborinq heavily could not keep her
free; squared away before the wind TOR Bermuda after
getting far south lNt % Ion "a 80 the weather
moderated; hshed foremost and found the vessel not
Masking So much ws;ef kent away Tor New York
Brig Mart1mquatsc Or, Mogare 81 Pierre, Mart IL
dc vs. with 10 Jonas Phillips.
Schr Adella COrson (Of Cape MAY y. ID. Godfrey Cal
vessel to Oyerton HawEns
Sclr John Moore of ORIENT Franklin. CenfuegOs IL
days with and malasscs 20 BTlgiero 4 Aviies;
vessel u Bentley. Gidersceve 4 Co.
schr Gamma, GuptilL Jacksonville 10 days with lum-
schr Enchantress Phillips. Savanna I days with
lumber u order; - ssel 20 Evan. Ban Go,
Schr Th0s Van Glider, Van Glider, Wilmington Nc.
laws. with naval stores TO y ID Iiurburt Co.
Schr Sarah Quinn Lee, VirgiEis, with wood TO IhOs
Benton sons.
The steamship Herman Ger. which arrived 9th,
rings 100 passengers and reports Had strong westerly
,Gds throughout the passage on March II, ~ ~ and
) had severe gales IRON W and NV, with tremendous
eas; goth, lat ~ 81 lon 80 81 parsed bark GerWania
Ger from Bremen for Philadelphia.
The bark Bladder Cswel which arrived 9th re-
orts :-Cf,me the southern passage 2nG had fine !
weather. to March 25 then took heavy gale from NV
isng DAYS Feb % lat 50 o. Ion 20 g. spoke bark
liance (Nor, from Antwerp for New York; March Z |
It ~ 80, lon 81 bark uelyea lNor from Dunkrk Tor
eW York
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steamships Republic Gr1, ior LIVERPOOL: CITY Of Brock
Ign br do; Fqypt tBr, DO taa tRrl, GLASGOW Mc eel
Ger, Bremen Arraron ffr) Bristol: 81 Olaf Nor,
Hamburg; Colon. Aspnwa; ceorre W Clyde, ca yes.
ton via Key West: Gen Ncade, New Orleans George
Washington. do san Salvador, savarnah: Champion,
Charleston; WyanOke, Richmond Re; G Knight
Georgetown, DC: Vindica'or, baltimore; Richmond
Nor'ok. Regulator. Phladelr hia: hips Mkado tBr),
1cnion Hone, Liverpool; John Mann (Br), Antwerp;
harks Pauline Ger stettn Alexandria ~. Liverpool
Creole tbr Queenstown John Marsh, Gardens: la.
no, Cien'nerOs. Everett Gray Lishor Nuovo ChNrira
Dan. Tarragona: hrirs Lily dr,. Caiparien: Ennis,
Havana Atlanta NorL from IN werfD. Wilmington.
NC orncus Hertrudia Dutch Amsterdam: Candi.
deZza Lnuro Utah, Trieste: Amelia Emma, Matanzas;
Hassell, Kingston, ia.
Wind at sunset NV, light
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THE RAc1S AT MACON, GA

MACON, March IS, 1874
At tie Central City Park to-day The first rnce,
two rsile handicap over hurdles was won b. Chief
Engineer, IN 400; FFehan second ana Joe John
ston thfd.
The second race was quarter OF a me dash.
ior geldings. Inc won In 261a; Victor second ana
Fanny Johnston third.
The thiid 'aOe was two-rnile dash, which was
won nv Limestone. lime, 3:a. Revenge second
Bessie Lee third.
The races ended TO-DAY.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO Tpr NEW YORK HERALD.
Ship Casi'da Resumes Her VOyage-Ship
81 Mark to Discharge for RePnirs-More
Cotton Saved from ship Charles A Far
WeU-AcriXa u nd Deunrturcs.

Ship Casi'da Resumes Her VOynge-Ship
~ Mark to Discharge for Repairs-More
Cotton Saved from ship Charles A FAR
weN-Arrivals nd Departures.
LONDON March 2a 1874
The ship Caslda from New YORK Liverpool, which
arrived at Cadz Jan eaiy, has complet her repairs,
and sailed yester ay for her destination.
SHIP ST MARK ORDERED TO DISCHARGE FOR REPAIRS.
Ship st Marx from san Francisco Tor Liverpool which
pu, into Cadz leaking and with pumps choked. will dis.
cha &c FOR survey and repars
ADDITIONAL CARGO SAVED FROM SHIP CuAs A FAR
WE'LL
Ten hundred and ffy-six bales of cotton have been
landed Eslore lr m the ship Chas rarwell. winch
stranded TIL island OF ADhot while a voyage from
Savannah for Reyal.
Arrived at Liverpool March Il ship China, Fernah
San Frauclsco bark Minnie CarYii (BrJ Moyter Cal
weston.
Arrived at London March ~ brig Camtoos (2r). Dob
b,e, New York: 18th, ship Tyburna sr' Stephens, do
Arrived AT Glasgow March IS. bark Genitori QtaD,
Frisco, New York.
Arrived at Neville March 2s, steamship Anglia lBr),
small, sew Tor; tor Glasgow
Arrived at Grimsby March ~ ship Elphinstone swe),
Skantjc Pensacola
Arrived at Leith March 81, bark Neptune (Ger vii.
helm, roboy
Arrived at soth March 81 brig wanderer (Br), Heth-
erDgton, DarieE.
Arrived at Queenstown March q, b,rks Eta tBr) Guy
San Francisco Cecilia (swe Hook Chirlcston Sesti
Dubrovacki aus, Gogga, New York; 2oth, brig Hebe
COden. Giesecke. Charl ston
Arrived at Antwerp March y, bark Providence (Br),
Cosfeet. Philadelphia.
Arrived ut Havre March o. bark st PAUL. (Br), Ora.
ham. savannah.
Arrived at Santa Cruz Tenerle) March IL, schr SIM
beam Tbbsts, New YORK.
Arrived ut Marsei es March =, bark Napoleon tNor),
Chrstol herscn. Pensacola
Arrived Bahia tJy telegraph from Lisbon. brig
ME Gardner, Hatch New YORK; schr Avon (Br), King.
do
Arrived at PernambucO by telegraph from Lisbon,
bark May Queen Connolly. baltimore.
Sailed from Liverpool March a. ship Livingstone (Br,
Crosby United states
Sailed Deal March q. Marietta from London,
New York.
sailed from Bremen March &c, bark Palermo OBJ
Purdv New York.
Sailed Havre March 81, ship Three Brothers,
Cumming, Sew York
Sailed from Helvoet March q, barks Parwel Ger,
Ncumann. and Fortuna Ger, Jantzen, New York: A
Meyer GER, Forbrodt, do: Waiter Ger. Was do;
Mann Ger, Leutsch, do.
Sailed from Cadiz March q, ship Caslda Durham
from New York, having repaired) Liverpool
The possibility OF issue OF inconrertiJlp
paper regard ,cih 1mdxeD,ent and 1nriety 0nd
IN ny Jud9n,en, such an issue uoul0 be a dets'i.
naent ana shdme.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Mel hans. shipping agents and ship captains in
formed thai by telegr' phns to the HERALD Ionlon
rreau No Al Fleet street the arrivals at ami depart,
from European ports AMI other ports ABROAD Of
and all foreign vessels ling with thu United
States, the same Will be cabled to this country free of
charge and published.
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SUICIDE WITH A PISTOL.

Frank Crosser are nineteen. living AZ No. II
Bro0ine street, committed suicide hast evening re
MS residence ny shooting himself through the
heart with u pistol. nIs friends could assign no
cause Tor the rash act.
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The possibility or a TelC issue Of incOauerttble
paper regard ,cih amozement ana narietg ana
So my judgment, such issue ,cold be det,i.
Daent ana a shdme.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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EXCHANGE BANK. MINoONA ILL.,. Nay T. 1873
MtSsps ALLcocs u @. IL lost leg in the late wan
since wuch, mill year have suffered greailN
from neuralgia in NV stump. A ago began usnY
your POROUS PA irh on the stuilp. wear one COM
stantlv, and have neural write this thinking It
may benefit some poor unfortunate that has as
l have done DANIEL FERGUSON
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The possibility Of a ltel1 issue or f9sconrerttoe
paper Ise9dra ,ouh Gnaazement am onciety, ana
IA n1y jt,dgnent, Sach issue ,co,dd be q detri-
noent ond n S,taJae.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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Wind at sunset NV, light.

The possibility Of a ne,c issue or inc0nceTtibi
paper Iregord ,1iH dnazeD,enl ana onrietN and
IN D,y j,GyWem such an issue ,cou1d be a detri
nleat ard a shdme.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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Chief Med,cal Purceyor OF the army, who has sole
Charge OF nis ease, has suspected malIanan, dts
ease OF tue stomach There are good grounds lor
alarm as to his condition.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

psrk Montezuma Hammond from pemerara toy pilot |
boat Nye).
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The possibility or q neD issue or iaconre7tiolA
paper regard NTH ama<enaent ana anxiety, and4
in my jtdgment such an issue arOuld be a dety'I11
n,ent and a 5hd1ne.-- CHARLES SUMNER.
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S HI P PING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
M0Nrns or MAhCn AM Al.II.
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ing like the bounding roe"
We have thousands OF certificates to their cyeah
properties in the allie lion of local afection
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IIsCIuAA DIS.

POROUS PLASTERS
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have made the lame his crutch forego leap exu-
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They have cured hip disease, spinal affections and
the bedridien have again taken active part in life
by the Of ALLCoCK'S rLAS rERS; and now their
fame and usefulness Is ANONYMOUSLY ASSATLED
BYA