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Found at last A remedy that not only re-
lieves but cures Consumption. as well as coughs
colds. bronchitis. sore thost, influenza &c
The remedy 70 which We allude Il DR.. Wistdr's
Bdisdm Of Wiid Cherry prepared by Seth W.
Fowle & Sons. Is )ston. 30 cts. and 81 bottle.
large bottles much the cheaper.
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City and County.


I. Nahan-Iust Received.
John Observation-Disclosures OF Administration.
: :. Committee Lamoine-School Notice
James Aosely-NoEce Of Wife.
Il. H. SNett. Nj D--FhysicIan 4 Surgeon.
Hancock County savings BAnx-AnnuAlmeet-
lug.
:. Committee 81 Elisworth-EnamIna ton Q
Teachers.
Assessors Notice.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON. d. c. APR. Is, LAM.
Pr obabHnIes
For New England. partly cloudy wealth
er. and hight rain south of Massachusetts,,
with northeast 10 southeast winds, falling
barometer and slight changes in tempera-
ture.
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saIIivan.

A correspondent from this place who
neglects to give bis name) writes that he
is rejoiced at the success of the temperance
reform in Ellsworth, and hopes that it will
continue until every town in our County is
ia like manner blessed. Our correspond
ent thinks Ellsworth not the only town
that needs reformation in this respect, but
that Sullivan demands the efforts OF sim
cere workers quite ~ much.
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EAsTroRr, Ne, April q.
Ice coming down the st. Croix and Bay
OF Fandy carried away all the weirs on
both the American and English side. so
that no box herring can be put up this
spring; $40 900 will not replace them.
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Notice to " ariner,.

The spar buoys occupying the positions OF nun
and can buoys during The winter In this district
are now being taken up and the nuns and cans re.
placed q. IL PERKINS. Inspector
ID Lighthouse District
Boston, April ., 1875
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ECONOMICAL NEW FooD.-a5 cents will buy
apscksge of Sea Moss Fsrine. made from pure
Irish Moss. which will make 30 kinds of dishes
such As rakes, pies. puddings, etc. or 10 quarts
OF custards. Ieties, creams, Charlotte Russo,
blanc mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists and
g ROGERS. Tyr Is
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Cardenas, sid so-Brigs II Wright & Hyper
Ion
st. Johns, y. BAR 10. Sch J W Coffin, CHS
holm. Machias.
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The young ladies and gentlemen of
the rhespian Society in this city, have for
some time past, been busily engaged in
making preparations for Dramatic En-
tertainment. This, we learn, will be given
at Hancock Hall sometime next week. As
they have been to quite an expense in pur-
chasing their scenery aud costumes. We
trust they will be literally patronlzed.
A serious accident befeli the children
of Mr.. Jonathan Robinson in this city last
Thursday. While playing in the held.
near the house they thoughtlessly set fire
to the grass. The fire spread rapidly and
caught in the chldrens' clothes. The
mother hearing their cries. ran out, and In
trying TO save one little girl who was very
severely burnt, blistered her own hands.
I've are requested to state that there
will be Grand Calico Ball at Hancock
Hall on Thursday evening. May 9Th. for
the benefit of Mr.. John j. Hatton. the
blind musician. Good music will be fur
nished by lIatton Il joys Quadrlle Band.
Mr.. Hatton desires to return his sincere
thanks 10 the Emerald Band for their gen.
erous assistance on last Wednesday eve
ming.
The lovers OF good reading will be
pleased to learn that Mrs. Warehouse,
formerly a resident OF thi, city. will give
readings at Hancock Hall this (Wednes-
day evening. Her many friends will re-
member her as a fine reader years ago.
Since then she has taken great pains to
Improve her voice. The selections She
has made for the evening, are from the
best English and American authors. aud
the programme Is varied anl choice. We
trust Sue will have full house
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A Ore at Deer Isle Tuesday mig ut,
/ April 2Dth, totally destroyed the house Of
Philip sullivan. Insured for 500 in the
/ PASSPORT Mutual.
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East Starry.

There will be Social Dance at Rural
Hall, East Surry, on Friday Evening April
30th.
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City Govern snent.

On Tuesday afternoon quorum was
found TO be present in both boards Of the
City Council, and they at once went into
joint convention for the purpose of elect
lug city officers:--
The same Assessors were elected this
year as last, viz james +. Davis. N. A.
Joy. l.. d. Jordan.
Collector and Ireasurer-William o. Nc
Donald.
Street CoBsmissiOner-Carlton MeGown
Superintending School Committee Rev
William ii. Lyon, j. c. Chilcott, A F.
Burnham.
City Aarshai-A. II. Devereux. previous
ly appointed, was confirmed.
Orerseers Of Poor. l.. Moor. Horace
Davis, A. W. Cushman.
City Soiicitor-L. A. Emery.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Insane Poor, sn0
Fire Department. 400
Payment OF Interest of City Debt, 400
Support of City Schools. 42IO
support of High School. 1000
Maintenance of Sidewalks, 500
Maintenance of Bridges, ZOO
Maintenance of Highways, $500
City Library, 200
Support of City Poor, $500
Contingent Expenses, 1000
Bell, Clock, aHd Street Lamps, 100
Payment Of City Debts, 1000
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NJ hdfHF -
WI! YOU please inform some bewillered
mind, whether the meeting al Hancock
Hall on Monday Evening. was in the inter
est of Temperance or Womens' Rights:
DCBIrAs.
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rHE SUBSCRIBER, hereby gives public notice to
! all concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an
Administrator OF the Estate OF
WILLIAM ROSS, late of Bucksport,
IL the County OF Hancock, carTiage-naker, de
ceased, by giving bonds as The Law directs: he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the SAID deceased's tate To make immediate
payment, anu those who have any deinand5
thereon, 70 exhibit the same for pay nlent.
JOHN WENTWORTH.
April Ia, 1873 5wl1.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Aprl p.
Sch VIM II Archer. Bclai;y. Boston.
Sch Panama, Mara L. Boston.
sch Senator, Grant. Portland.
ARRIVED.
April ,
Sch James Holmes. RYDER. Belfast
Sch Geo Ferguson Belfast
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feaaI notiees.

IL Mc H.H. C,u.ty Commissioners M the
CpaJs{y 81 HiHcpck.
THE uuAc.ignrd Inhabitants or THE town Of
Ncds"lck, wnuli respectfully rourcscnt that
public way brsnGlng at the town road near tho
store OF VT SARGENT son. thence souihw"-t-
erly to the tde water % EsgrmpSgiu reach. near
the wharf "i =" q. sargent. would be Of great
public convenience.
The .eetmen Of sa,l town Of >eLgwick have
been pctitioncd 70 lay out said rOAi and have
uurcA.onA5iy refused 70 10
We thcreiprc T"gucst your HanOr@ to locate saII
road. and 10 duty hoand will ever pray
T.. Il SARGENT. and , others.
sedssi,k March ~, lH,j
STATE OF MAINE.
HN<TOCh .s.-Court OF County Comrnis-louer-
April, AdJ, Term. \. y. i-'I
tlou tho foregoing I"tstt1n il IL constIcrri by
the Commissioners that the Pctitioucrs are re-
spon-tbie and that they oush- t. b~ heard touch
iHg the matter set forth IN their petition, aud
therefore or,ser that the County Commissioner
meet u the store Of
". q. sargent L son. IN >ed-WIrN
on Tur,day, the Ssh dAY OF May neat. az 10
o'elock \. NJ. aeI thence proceed view the
route mentioned 10 sai petition. iHnc lately
after winch Me-" hearing % he parties AMI WIt.
ucs.c- VIII BE- had AZ some conHcutrut plA-c Va the
vicinity. AMI -uoh other measures taken ~ m
oKpEEEp--r That notice d time place am pur-
pnse Of the Commissioner meeting aipTc-ati hr
by serving At:csiyt copies OF thu pet on and thu.
order thereon. upon the clerk Of the to~n IT
sclSNlJk,
aud BY posting up alte-trti copir, ~ aforr
said, In three public places IN SAID town thirty
days At least before the Time appointed tor sAll
y.eS. ami by publishing the petition ami order
thereon. iArec weeks succe-sIScly IN the Els
worth Anne rIran, newspaper published At Ell--
worth in the County ut HanCock. the nr-t publl.
cation Dr thirty days n least before the time OF
sAid view that all persons and corporations inter
esIed may attend AMI be heard IL they think M.
Attest, IL Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk
A true copy Of the petition and order thereon
3vlS Attest III ISON Il. SAUNDERS. Cirr2.
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THE ST. BsCRIBER hereby gives public notIce
10 all concerned, that he has been daily APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust OF
an Administrator OF the estate oil
ALBERT T.. ODER, late OF fremont,
IN the County OF Hancock, deceased. by giving
bond 5 the law directs: he therefore requests
all persons who are indebted to sal. deceased /.
estate, 10 make immediate payment. and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for payment.
BENIN SAWYER, Admir-.
Feb. 5, ls7j. 3wl6'
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YiiE II Est EIItE hereby give puUlic notice
| % all concerned that she ha, Uccn Itily az
pointed rut Ets taken upon herself tie trust
Vt \ lmtu4-t.tttIA ui tbt ts.lic OF
MOSS l.. AltK. tate Dt MtIlANl!le
In the touGty ul iIaucucA, deceased - SiS-
INK buut I- tJr .Iw directs, she therefore re
quest al person. UuO are indebted - sa"l de
cra-,,I'- c-LAlu T. mae immediate payment aHd
those NAp h..Vc any IcmAr l. thereon, % exhibit
thr same Tor tymeut.
VI NAI J.tNRR.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HEkALD NHIrESTONE rELEGRAPH LINZ.

KEPoRrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City of Chester DR. Leitch Liverpool March
Il va Queenstown 2th Win mdse and passengers
Dale Arryed at Sandy S9k at 3 - fM and waited
sGanSed 9ish b s1a wh an anchor 81" "a
ork.rigsed steamer, bound east Qnunel abait main
teamer vrago tBrl, whiting Hull Feb "A, via south
nmpton 10Th, with mdse and passenger TO l. Wright
Steamer City OF AUSTIN, hfiridge 5aiveston March a
ana Key West l7th, with mdSe and passengers to C
steamer Gen Meade. Sampson New Orleans March a
Baker.
ana PORT Royal i9h' with mdse and passengers Her
s'esmsT Mcrcedita Marshman Charleston March ls.
steamer Regplaior ones Wilmington, NC. March 10.
2wamer CITY OF Dallas Hines, Morehesd City. NC
steamer Wysnose. Coucn, Rcnmona, City Point
and Norfolk WITH ndse and passengers the old Domi
sieaIner George Elder; Read, Baltim re- with md.e
az. r amer Fanita, h9wea Philadelphia VITO mdse
NOV Sff sf days With aPs eabody WIZ
Tie K %G n SEQ Hope and crossed
ssrk wh ,h mac ,of roT To MI Dsyis hoae
lsht trades throughout crossed the Equator Feb 25 in
hence TOR % S Sc GkH lat ssr lon ne va 'a
company with brig bound north sho Sing blue and red
Brig Maggie tof tiverpool. Ns,, nnes., Trinidad le
a Hincken. Had heavy weather. and stove cargo.
schr canton OF fortandl, henley, SaZua 10 days.
with moasses TO Galway Casario vessel TO master.
Was days north OF Hatteras with strong Ne and nv
gales
Schr Ben. Beveridge. Wilmington NC 7 DAYS with
naval stores and LUMBER to Murchson Co; vessel
Powell
ry- ship Robert Dixon tof Damarlsco,tal smithwick
from Liverpool, when arrived l7th and anchored ~
sandy Hook, came up 70 the city yesterday AM
r4s- Bark Figlia Accame tTtaD. Pi3nela Water.
ford which arrived Dth ana anchored sandy Hook,
UP 10 the city yesterday AM.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer George Cromwell. Bacon. Portland for New
YorA. with mdse anu Passengers TO CLARK seaman.
with mdse and passengers 10 the Metropolitan steamship
Co.
schr VIM Burden. Albums, Providence Tor New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer City Of New bediora. Fish, new York New
Bedford
Steamer Thets Young, New York Tor Providence.
Schr II a FOrsvtne. HobOie New nOr1.
Schr Sarah Falconer, wilson, New York for south
schr White Rock, Laferty. New York for Southport
Schr Amelia, Mott. thzabethpOrt for kosyn.
Schr Dec rhrOpshire, Port Johnson FOR Providence
Schr W Robinson NAPLES. Philadelphia for Provi-
schr Edwin Tyler. Barrett Port Johnson for Proyi-
schr American Eagle, shaw Delaware for Boston
scnr Ida Latham, Porter Sew YORK for Boston.
HERALD TELEGRAPH srlrIoS,
WnrrEsToNE. March ~, 1875
The breaking up OF ice in the and bays has
again caused blockade In the sound. During the day
the steamers considerably delayed in endeavor-
ing 20 get through the dri and number Of SAILING
sells from YORK eastern ports were Obliged TO
to anchor OF here In CONSEQUENCE
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A SKELETON ON THE SHORE.
THE LATEST JERSEY MYsTERY-wHE-E is THE
OWNER OF CAvAN PoNT2

THE LATEST JERSEY MYsTERY-wHE.lE is THE
OWNER OF CAvAN PorNT2
Late In the afternoon OF yesterday Coroner
Renhard, OF Jersey City, accompanied by q
HERALD reporter, drove through the Bergen dis
Cemmunipaw and debouched on a bleak. DESC
Point The runs OF what was a large factory in
the good ola times formed the only con-
spcuous object In the vicinity. The cold
was piercing as the Coroner ana his companion,
preceded by an old man who acted guide,
uudged across 2 snow covered knoll and landed
on the beach. "Here's the spot" remarked the
old man; ''Dut somebody has been covering It,"
Five or six inches OF earth were removed and
human skeleton was exposed TO view Inc skull
had been severed by the constant action OF the
water, ana the old man mad ald II careuIy as,ae
about two feet beneath the surface u lew years
since, and then, as the shore receded. IT became
exposed.
There are two theories regarding this discovery.
The first Is that the at this place is Iavorite
resort for smugglers, who prowl through the bay Ia
search OF southern steamers and haul ashore IN
indlarubber bags large quantities OF cigars. One
OF their number may have been killed IN nylng
from pnrsuers and was buried here. The other
theory Is more startling. This locality IL the only
tract OF shore land rom the Jersey City lerres to
Constable HOOK not used for railroad pur-
poses. The proprietor disappeared mysteri-
ousy some years ago, and the property, which Is
very valuable, Tell into the hands OF his Vile.
Among his acquaintances was a Jersey City specu-
lator, who, tour years ago, had bill introduced
which he was an lncorDorator. to construct and
Jay out docks at this place. The bill was defeated,
the enterprsing individual also TOOK MS departure
for parts unknown. The whole transaction from
the disappearance OF the ladys husband is IN.
VOWED In mystery, and Coroner Relnhard VIII
eQdeaVOr to unraVel 1t,
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
HIGH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH p, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Gresham Br), Mace, London-C Wright
4 Co
steamer Claribel Br, Williams, Kingston. Sc-Pim.
Forwoud Co
steamer City of San Antonio Pennington, Bat
more-Old Domlnlcn Steamship Co.
steamer Eleanora Johnson Portand-J Ames
ship Ladoga, Trowbrldge, san Francisco-Sutton &
Co.
Bark Carrie Long, Park, Matanzas-Jas Ward
Co.
Brig Encarnacion Gsp) Guimerez seville-Wm Rad
Brig Marianne Porp, Santos, Lisbon-Geo Amnnck
4 Co.
Brig Rosaha starita QtaD, Capicllo Lisbon-John c
Seager.
Brig Lena Thurlow, Corbett Matanzas-Brett, Son 4
Co.
Brig Myronus Higgins. Matanzas-Jas Henry.
Brig Marena, Deasy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hunter
Co.
Schr silver Star, Smith, Para-Geo Amsnck Co.
schr sunbeam (Br), Johnson, Barbados-George Bull
ley.
schr John Wentworth. Lowell, st Pierre, Mart-R
Buck Co.
schr Wartwel, Bergman Jacmel--wilson Asmus.
schr j : 4 Adams, samson, Cardenas--Jas w FL.
well Co.
schr Norman Smith, Cardenas-C W Bertaux.
Scar cen Levi Harris, Palmer, Richmond-Van Brunt
d Bro.
schr Eva Jones. Noriok-lsaac Staples
sioop Kate Canon, Ryan. Bridgeport-H Jackson
Son.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AcAIurIA Feb 27-Tn port BARK zephyros Cob De
1REciga PR, March s-Arrrved, brig ANNE (Br,,
brown new YORK = load and retqn 70 Sew s9rs)
Mlchon Montreal wa Pernambuco brig Christine Dam.
7 SeT srg 9k , a es5 Ss NSSoa
St6 amelia % Deal BTanswick ga schr ITO Dutch
sailed FEB 5 parks Blanche How, Chase New YORK;
VALPARAISO 9th, Isaac hal. Pressey Antwerpi llth,
6tigs Redowa Wallace Mexico; 18th, vaero OBJ,
In port FEB 10, G5rEs Ada Cray, Race for new rors
Genoa brig Emily sheldon, Hatch, TOR scnr Matil-
BARBADos, March g-,In port BARK Emma Parker Brl,
sanders TOR Portland ldg briggs China lBrl. Cook for
Carroll 70 load Tor do schrs Virginia Ruon, Ruon, for
Few MerTS% DgnnT for Boston,
CIESgEeos, March ls-Arnved, schr ontara, Petit
sailed i7th. schfs Florence Mary tBr1, Ncwfoundland
tBri. do lizzie merrill herrinan G' d. '''A nun
HOSE k9sG' Jan Pin port salp Game Cock stod-
o5 New y sTen Ellen s s' Resorsh scg
JOHN Shay, aicEcrson, 4 rhomas; Cyrus Hall Homes
Curtis Tilton, Rsley, Philadelphia; 2Oth, Elizabeth
sailed 18th BARK Stella tBr) north Of Hatteras schr.
i9i6 brlgs FANNIE il jennings Mahoncy north Of Bat
,,HAyAsA March aoArriyed, schrs providenee Rice,
hssafs @ sS Sanu eaE Reed
YORK; Chas lord, Cotton. New orleans TOR Philadel-
sailed 10Th, steamers Yazoo,, barrett qtom Phia.
Orleans. n,
YORK barks Mary Rideout tBr) NORTH o Hatteras; VIM
croscup or Do brgs clara tBr Balmore ines (spJ,
Savannah schr Elizabeth Ann, north u llatteras. -
HluyAH March 2i-Arrved, steamer RUSSIAN Br,
Richie Liverpool via Queenstown; br Empress tBr,
Ccniuegos; I'D steamer Australia (Brj, Mckay Liver
pOOt.
IA fRIErrY Osaruniquej, March 6-Arriyed previous,
schr stanpc1e. DIV. MOBILE.
LUsENHuhG rs March l6-AriveG, brlgs Norman
(Br), sneizer. and saGOn Brl sMith, Porto Rico wa
Boston, 49, -
MASiL1, no datc-Tn port ship star Of the West Tay
Tor from shanghnc chartered or Liverpool beforc re-
ported al Shanghac for new f1rD.
MaYACUEz, Marsh i0---ailcd previously, brgs Harry
Es.oruaIl Ba.uUAsss; ECl- seagS. New 'nrAJ s2nDe
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BARK FoRxIcA Nor) Ahrahamsen, At Philadelphia 10th
fom Leghorn reports March Alex Loigren, seaman,
fell from the maintopsaiiyard ana WAS killed.
scHR l. TREFErHRN lot Portland. Mel Beers from
Jamaica Tor New Orleans (beiore reported, with
Cape Antonio March & The captain and crew were in
open boat Tor four days, when they were picked no
and taken the latter port the 10TH. The schr
35 tons burthen and was engaged IN the frultng
who loses everything.
ScHR ApDTE RYERsog Cousens, from East Weymor IN
ehor OF Misonboro Ine Nc Mach r. with ssp al an Of
distress flying Capt Jones' OF steamer Regulator from
captain that was IN want OF provisions az water
which the kegul ator supplied she had experienced
wilmington pilot on board. Capt Jones 'srofered 70
tow the SC hooner in, but the oder was deoUned.
reports Anchored under the lee OF tscaty Light
tucket Island March u, in gai troIn WsW: in com:
arboard chain and about paed port M eh.n
when we made sai uniet doube-reeed tore and main.
her lee, which weathered 6v about quarter OF a
Us tas fs %
i9h In wearing ship the weather shee, bolt drew from
him senseess tor few miputes but did not innre him
seriously he was al tn, wheel The time the acct.
on arrival
Som NATHAN CLnAvEs, from Portland for Norfolk. at
while bsas ons Of Hap o aot ii;
leg caught IN the main sheet and his ankle WAS dso-
Gated and his back and neck injured.
sCHR PRIxA DONNA, Dermot, wrecked on New Orleans
bar has become total loss Capt owned the vessel
and cargo urut, and had no insurance on either.
sus and owned by Messrs Dennis Aver has been sold
to parties III Boston.
scHn LYDIA 4 HARVEY Of Gloucester, So 90 tons built
in Boohbay. Ne, in 1871. been sold 10 parues in
Boston
sLoor EvELISr tof sayville Id Newton. Virginia
being three days sprung aleak, and in en-
deavoring 10 make a harbor at Townsend Inlet went
saving station No a. The vessel Is full OF water.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BxExERnAvES March 2o--Arrived, ships INLAND (Ger)
Meiners New Orleans; Consantia GER, Soltcnborn,
Philadelphia New York; barks ATLANTA Ger, Ha.
gemann. New YORK Hamburg GER. Kuhlken Charles.
ton.
Sailed leth bark Gutenberg (Ger). Gerlach, Balt-
more.
BARcxLoxA-Arrived brig Chill tSp). Alsina Charles
ton.
CARDIFF March disabled ship Riverside, Wood WI I'd
Rio Janeiro and Callao,
CALCUTTA. March 2l--saed ship Queen Of the Mersey
tBr) Felt New York.
DEAL, March 2l-Arrved, snip Robena, Hagan, savan-
nah tor Reyal.
DuxpALK March ei-Arr:ved brig sloga Aus) Ger
cch New YORK.
GRAHGExoUTH, March 2l-Arrived Heinrich Won
Schroeder Ger, Heet, Darien.
GEsoA-sailed, bark Lillian Rumoa. Boston
GIBRALrAR-Saied. brig Lie Houghton Rose drom
Messina), New York. schr Chenille tBrj. Munroe drom
do, DO.
HAvnE March 2l-Arrived bark Addie E Sleeper,
Sleeper. Tuspan
Arrived 2oth ship Emma FRI, Olivier. New Orleans;
oarhs Annie Burri tBr). Bauvel do Galathea (Nor),
Steansen, do.
Sailed 10Th, brig Waubien, Spencer. United States
LIVERPOOL March 22-Arrved, ships simla, Gardner
Savannah; Annie Bengay (Brl, Cam, Mobile; barKs
VIM owen (Br) Brown Charleston; Trieste (Br, Yeo.
man, New Orleans; Peh Dubrovacki Aus Chersenaz,
do; John Black OBJ, Doane, Darien; schr 5 Powell
Williams, Wilmington NC.
.
Emerald Isle, Williams, New York; bark Silvia (Br.
Bafour, savannah
Cleared Goth ship Oracle Peruv). Eracuita, United
States; bark Crimea (Brl, Glover, do.
LONDON, March 2l-Arrived, bark Omega t8r), Bruce,
New YORK.
LONDONDERRY, March 2l-Arrived, bark Ida (Br),
Rouiston. Daren.
LAeNR March 2i-Arrived steamer State of Indiana
(Brl, sadler New York Glasgow and proceeded
Sailed steamer Louisiana DR. Johnston
drom Glasgow. New York
MovrLLE, March 22-Arrived steamer sarmauan tBr),
Arid. Portland and proceeded Tor LiverpooD.
MEssrSA-oacd, brig Mariposa. Fletcher. United
States; schrs Belle Hooper, Gilkey, do Haskell,
Crowell New York.
NEwRY, March 2l-Arrived. bark Ocean Nor, soren
SEN Norfolk.
opoRro-Arrivei, ship vasco de CANA Port. Ferret.
ra, New York via Madeira.
QUEENSTOWN, March q. PM-Arrived. steamer Baltic
BrJ. Kennedy. New York for Liverpool.
RouEs Marcn i9--sailed, bark Alpha (Sor), Mousen
United states.
sASTAsDER-Arrlved. brig Mabel OBJ, Mcleod, New
York.
LONDON, March 22-ship city OF Annoy CBr), LANG.
which sailed glasgow March Is for San Francisco,
grounded IN the clyde
Ship Ambassador tBr), Prchn. at London from New
YORK, lost mantop -aan.mat and jettisoned part OF
her cargo.
Brig Nellie Hastings Reed, which sailed from Liver.
pool March for singapore been abandoned
saved by the bark VIM owen (Br from Charles
ton and brought Liverpool. lThc II was 456 tons
register Quilt Mediord Mass, in 1866 and hailed