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from CasteDamlre). New York schr Isabella Wilson
| tBr). Milne from Messina) do
! HAvRs. March Starved, ship Northampton Trask,
| New Orleans
| LlvKRPooL, March e-Arrived, ships Loeb Awe ,Br),
Weir San Frapcisco Otago tBr Gullison New Orleans
Ella Thayer Gilmore. Norfolk, Va; bark Norge Nor.
sorensen. New YORK 9TH brig Don Quixote, Munroe,
| New York.
Also arrived sth barks Avondale Br,. Doyle New Or
| leans; 9th, Olivia Davis Hardwick New York.
Also arrived 9th, ships Prince LOUIS Br, Irvine, Cal
| weston; Circassian dBr), Cain, new Orleans
Sailed sth, bark Chrlstiane tGer Udnehsen, Phila-
delphia
Also sailed sh ship Keni worth tBr, Bennett United
States; barks Troubadour B Devereaux. Advocate
(Br1, spicer, do; Ocean Nor, Bergh do
Sailed 9th bark II ID Brookman, Tyson, Havana
LONDON. March S-ssiled, bark Metsola rus, Wkan-
der, United States
Arrived sh, ship Franklin, Linncll MeIiliones.
hADEIRA-Arrved brig Hattie Pettis CBr). Petts New
York.
PLYMOUTH, March 7-Arrived, bark Adriana Peronclia
Dutch, Borg New Orleans for Havre.
PESARTn, March 9-Arriyed, bark Jessie Boyle (Brl,
Toms, Pensacola
PALrRxo-sailed, steamer stowen tBD. New York;
schr w Herrick, Baker. do mot sailed from Ijcata>.
Also sailed ~ julia" for New York; Spring" do.
Albatros, do
QUEENSTOWN. March 9-Arrved, barks Washington
ntaD. Lauro, Philadelphia Moonbeam, Field Portland
.; Payta Fr), Cabaret, San Francisco.
Also arrived 9th, ship Pilgrim, FOwe, San francisco;
bark Alessandro Danovaro ItaD, Traverse, Baltimore.
Sailed 9th, bark Maggie ,Br), Chalmers, New York;
briggs G Sweeney, Cole do; Clara Adams. McFadden
from Baltimore, Cardiff.
RAxsGATE, March 9--Arrived bark VI L Corning (Br)
McHenry Mobile for Reva (see below
RorTERpAN, March Starved, steamer Mas Dutch
Che Waller, New York
scLLY, March son, bark Promessl (Br), Weather
spoon Savannah via st Marys for Plymouth.
sANTASDER March S-Arrved, barks Gipsey Creme r.
New York; Norah. Giles do
Also arrived, brig Wexford (Brl Bradshaw, Philadel
phia,
SEVILLE March 7--saiied, brig John Upper (B),
Foster New York; schr S Sweet (Br), Dunn, United
States -.--.
TABLE BAY CGH-sared, bark Gustav Adolph GER,
Oehlmann, New York.
Sailed from -, Elizabeth, for United States
LONDON March BRIG Rietta (Br), Urauhart from
Baltimore for Queenstown, before reported ashore of
the latter port, will probably be a total loss
Bark VI Corning (Br), Mctenry, from Mobile for
Reval has arrived at Ramssae leaky and with loss of
sails.
Bark Albert Neumann Berlin Ger. Eichmann, from
Havre for the United States has pat ins Falmouth IN
damaged condition.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA March s-Arrived. steamer knight,
sosToS. March s-Arrived steamers WIN Crane.
Taylor BALTIMORE Lockwood Hnar i,eni Norm mn
Earl Of Lonsdsls s G seKsnRa
pod ri Mary s2wssd I law
BALTIMORE, March s-Arrivsd, brig Concord Bod
ah@4rriSed. .eamerDJ Foley. Price, wiminston
NC: James a Gary, hall NeT9ern ~ comm ,r
eli, Boston; Uriah Fisk, Crows. DO; W Fisk FISK,
40 Ared sr,s5os ssv rh seds %
poe SaTts GsToina 81 winch raisi%o ,eulT.
cleared WIN Lawrence aowes, Ession;
Foley Price wniason o, No ueeysoS
or faiEoHih brlrs benny MARY Br TaIios $, r.srrs
p pnfi ZINE Emerson sow hosss asrsion lnds.
II. sf ue.Iso Soro i March Bryan Lee New
ah Cleared. schr 5 lnsransm Packard sasua la
BRf sa.a .c1r: Rsha5dsCn YG -
Rs s%Hoas msT nT ears si saraa Ellen
cemedship william Br %himhoGseR h Ham,.
sanednshfp. Wnham. Spectator ,Bll, Reyai' bs-t
e Tsa.isd g h S9as s Srs svsnd isaH
sIa-Glso arrived, steamers Champion, Lockwood
Ssa s5 h 1sr ssS s fasd' IN for sa
more barks Iona On, Horn. from Liverpool; Palma
Ign pa..od o1,-s,smer Hchenzoern. for Bremen.
ssled-Bark Kong Carl lNor, syAno from oran''
GALVESTON. March s-ciesred bark sarah Douglass
"ydBiLE Msrca = allied, ships Progress stephens
naval; NAE Gardner 1Br), Lycrpooli bark st Cloud
pt6-trrived, schr Frank Lucss Hulsc. Ruatan.
NEW ORLEANS, March g-Arrivcd steamer General
Nc ade Sampson, New York; Clyde. Livingston,
"rceared-Brr. Andrea CHor, Bayeness, Malaga
T1orcse (,w. Berggurst DO.
saiied-sieaincr Mississippi: ship Ajax .
rlssK. Marcn g--Arrved. barks Ysra fara |iNorl.
soronsen, Barcelona, AntOmcua l~w SNantl Ant
wcrp; brig Cnauc soreLe utAL, Palermo; schF o
craig, uula.
Nfw BEDFORr' March s-sined, brig Walter Howes
/ 'TEWPSRT March s--.rriv.i Us revenue s,amel
Grant Fengar rom New fOrk via New London ana
B sailed 7ih on a cru >sl 90, ~ H. g. ",
/ .,Yl s.l.d with barge Satanclia ~ tow.
/ Ssned-schrs Mile Washbsrn. Cobb PROVIDENCE for
vrqnta Matthew Nassar, ~ winchester, new bedford
"in pwtdh Sand Hsrbor 9TH. schr Bonny Boat Kelley
new IoNDON March s--sailed. schrs Vim Mason c
: & sne and Bentley, ior Baltimore.
/ PORT GAMBLE FEB H-Arrived, bark ro"httAn
"P1SCISoi'fa Peb II arrived, ship Gsribad, Nor,
Hover Liverpool schrs Urtah TaDitha Morgan, ,sta
cruz, TexNns, Briggs, frosTeso VIA southwest FA''
'"rihe.re9YR.rSs svea Nor) sarchlssen Brake Ger
/ mtnVl. AsEar Cor. Barth, AreDtslt Bomidon tbE
! Carl Lyerpoaii schr Sarah HAIL Morgan. Kew west
Marcn l-hrrvcf. scnr trlana tbr), aubrey, maVans
2i--Arrivei. bark ArsDcila lbr. "rsn m 81 Ihomsa
/ PENSACOLA. March i--Arrlyed, schr ANNE Ia"
renee AcH vfiesus,
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
hrwroRr. RI. March @. 1875.

NEWPORT. RI. March O. 1875
Revenue enter Grant, Capt Fengar, put INTO this port
this evening and reports the following nom Whey ard
Haven't
During the gale OF yesterday morning large number
OF vessels put into Vineyard Haven for harbor Among
them the schr Rising sun Jones, Of Boston, with
coal for Boston. She parted chains. after losing jib
boom and oremas and drilled into the brig Endora
Lee, OF Portland carrying away the latters bowsprit
schr Trundy Crowley. from Porto Rico for Boston,
carrying away her ibboom and headgear and then ran
upon the beach the railway wharf with great
force had she struck than her mainmast
went by the board with everything attached striking
In al Capt Jones' and knocking him senseless to the
deck. Upon examina ton II found that his leg was
broken in two places he had sustained inter
nal injuries well, and is expected to recover
schr Lucy Holmes, Teal, from st Domingo. with
cargo OF ogwood for Boston, badly steven by FOUL
ing schr Eleanora Van Duzen, Gregory. from Aiexan
dra with coal Both OF the vessels dragged
ashore on Lagoon Bar, south side Of Vineyard Haven
harbor; The Grant hauled on the L d. but was una
BILE 10 do likewise with the l. II.
scnr Loretta Fish had her headgear carried away by
unknown vessel and An unknown brig los. chain
-Four vessels that in Tarpauin Cove rode the
gale in safety
coal. tad her quarter entirely carried away by
coming in collision with an unknown vessel-probabiy
took her in tins Pm and carried her New
Bedford Tor repairs.
Block Island mail packet. which has been detained
account OF ice nearly two weeks and owed her to this
An unk known brig is ashore between East Chop and
Edgartown, surrounded BY ice and vessels
seen at anchor to the northwest OF Edgartown Flats
having dragged in.
Capt Fengar also reports that the buoy of Sow and
Vineyard Sound Llgi,ship. ard that the gale had
taken the ice entirely out of Buzards Bay
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ADELAIDE, NJ, March Arrived. bark Conquest, Small
p CABLE. Feb l6-In port schr Levi Hart Giles. from
CiHctT14; March S-sa.sd ship Sarah nlsneit. Bur.
GIso1 Feb 2f-sailed BARK Braato Nor), Nielsen Bos
MAvAxA, Feb 27-saied brig Akbar. Thompson; sasna
5beiore reported for north Of Aateras drecp h' scnrs
KGsGs Sn;S ns
Log E asa aSsi: b Se%
AtrAs March sAT,yea steamers or n1
OH Chase from Portland Roth steamers report hay hay
H. Es ' sw g: S.sss
Cientnesos Cuba barspe MganocoHSs, HSemmynix
18Th .0I briss Goconds Lou Boston: Evangene or
Smith, LScsport 81 March l, Kingston (Br)' Neal
sailed se6 IS, schr g Gates freeman, jacksonville
M.esEiLLHs Feb 2-Saued, steamer Trinacria tBD,
AsssTS., Feb iS-saiied schr Glen Tile Br Monroe,
IN port Eel ls bark. schamyi. Snow. for Boston just
completed ldg to sail l7h Fury, Loud from Genoa ar
n s ST & Sr
sen, and Foam ,Nor DAN, TOR United states; scnTs
MaYAourn. Feb i4--Arrived. schr Nellie Starr, Poland.
MsTAszIs, March l-Arrved. brig Little Harry tBr).
sailed FsS Ns,ipSsa Milton New York sehrs
Wilson. xvii %,o s foraSa n0''h Of DN1''
~ ions, Nh, March o-Cicared, schr Geo Richards
PER STEAMER WyovISG1
ANTWERP Feb 22-sailed. 4 II Duval. Rogers, sandy
Hook; I'D. august Andre 81 Greve, New SsrS; ,r
Orleans and left 10th for Barcelona; i4th Goodwin,
Briri:r Feb s5-sailed, casllda Pike, New York mot
BiEcxIoxA Feb lG-Arrived, KocheSo johnson. New
YORK eth, veadora, Casabeila New Orleans' Settle,
Nackay, do.
CADIS, Pcb l5--Arrived, wi Hart Giles Boston.
sailed 18Th, Alice fainter LOsbcrg. Rio JaDeiro.
DEAL. Feb 23-Plssed, Blanche, Marlborough. victoria,
Goolx, Feb g3-Arrived, Marianne. De Bazelade Port
land, o.. , CO. -,
Lane Carver from hessina FOR dos ljth roam, JENKINS
Hui, FEB 2l-sailed, viraro o. whiting New York.
IytRpool- FEB 23-Arrivei, Marion, Edwards Ball
RIVER SC; oath, Memphis Mellon, Boston; Poynesian
Sailed 2;d Amazone Bazcr Wilmington. NC; Alex
ander Marshall, Gardner. New York; Haveiock. Peter
son. Nova ScOtIan %, Richardson, HALIFAX.
cleared I'D. Tlomo. Larsen. Philadelphia
LoSDos-Saied rom oTaVe-enu rep - Donald Nc
Ray, Williams Callao. -
XEssrNi Feb l3-sacd Glen Willie ~, Hanzo New
York 18th. Progress Olsen, do 10th l. Munson Mun
N,RsrrrLrs Feb Disabled Trinacria c), Hutchinson.
New YORK.
MALAGA Feb CARVED, india e.. Fought, Malta and
Ieit LIN LOT NeM 1QIAA
Bpgsr Feb 22-Nsnv bales Of cotton have been savs1
Throughout the coast OF Auderne in the
bay; slightly damaged, but appear not " nave
been long IN the water.
hAHrLsPooL twesD, Feb 23-Bark G Jones, arrived
here from shields (pnel into the South pier knock
Jones Porter, arrived At Queenstown Jan 2 from Da
REM
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C'esred-Parxs vinetore fNor,, Olsen. roslon; Lsn-
sa9 fan SrSsa @
dom onward DR. Adams .; Seaos '"''' -. ....
cnearscIBark litanis Nor Hand HamnSry ors
Power wlisy New 4cr esi S.ry R%'y New
nI sargent shieds Gaw Person Bamors;
a 's Ssr
Also arrived steamers Roman and Aries bos'on viz
Also a5rIysa BARK fsntss Sor1 Nsisen. Iiv9rpoo;
sohrsJ Bodwei Greeley, Portsmouth: Joanna Dough-
Cleared ste amer Norfolk Richmond; sehrs Emma g
homnel, 81 Jago; >teehnan. Matanzas; = w huiien.
Gloucester; d Mershon, Newport; II simmons. Nor
Also cleared-Bark Jupiter Ger. Stricken. Bremen;
brISs Ida Ray paske s. Pierre Mart udariiia o,
Me; Ala, Ross, New YORK. S Daughter. johnson, Nor.
NEwcasTIg, Del March o. AM-City iceooat No passed
Gown at so AM having in tow Germanb bark 0ermania'
scnr Howard Hunt, for Cabarien anchored on here
schrs ior ana Sarah Cullen
ior wasnington DC, came in harbor last evening and
SAILED IIa last s Florence Novel; for savan
Noon.Bark Pr,nce Alfred GBr>. tor Queenstown.
schrs sarah Cullen and Sarah rSS Eaton remain
nb ~ th n l1e c o '
BENJAMIN Gartside, Tor Boston, and W Mccaey, Tor
4 schooner is In sight coming down in tow.
Lrwns Del March y-steamer Presnin. from Shields
BARK Hancock, from Cork arrived during the night
Bark Reck and brig Sportsman are here. outward
yrM-Bark Hancock sailed for Phadeph this morn
ing.
BARK F. Reck and brig sportsman still here. hut
nearly all the others have Left WORK The ste
Mary was resumed to-day.
PORTLAND, March 9-Arrived. schrs lyme, rom Bath
for New YORK Roamer. do Tor Richmond.
Cleared-Brig Machias, Bartlett st Thomas; schr NJ
Brookings, Mobile.
PROVfNCETOWN, March 9-Saed steamer George
Cromwell, Bacon urom Portland), New YORK.
Buhler; John stocSham Hart; ) Tyler, Hart: siias
wright Hart and John Crockiord Hart, New York.
SAN fR ANClsCO. Feb 2S-saled ship Colombo C,rl.
Honolulu
March s-Cleared ships Wasfale tBr). Brown. Liver.
pools Prince Oscar OBJ, Fowler, do
ST MAkYS. Ga FEB 2-Cicarej, bri, Cleta (Br).
Morgan Belize, Hon.
SAVANNAH, March 9-Arrived steamer Saragossa,
Hooper Baltimore.
sailed-Barks Francis Bourneuf (Brl Weston re val
Whitney or, Spicer. Montcyidco.
VINEYARD HAVEN, March 6-Arrived schrs Mary
ToTef, Virginia Tor Boston; q Russell Mosquito Inlet
The following vessels at anchor in Vineyard Sound,
between Oak Bluffs ana Cape Page :-Barks kebscla
Goddard and q NORWOOD, brig Nellie Clifford; schr
Robinson aud several others, UNKNOWN; schr
WILMINGTON, NC, March 6-Arrived. schrs Samuel G
Hart Kelly, Woods Hole + Merwn, Pierce, Baltimore
mot AS telegraphed
9tb-SaIled, steamers Rebecca Clyde. Childs Bati-
more; Gulf stream faircioJh, New York.
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TIE STATE CAPITAL.

HHE POLICE NNIs-1oSERs OS TIE EAGGED
EDGE or EXPECTED EEIoSArIoS 1HE sPLING
ELECTION BIZ SUPPORTERS AGGRESSIVE 1nE
SECRET or 4HLIA Policy DEVELOPED.
ALBAyY. March O. 1875.
It's understood here that charges are now In
she hands Of Mayor WlcEh2m against the Police
Commissioners. ouitnst action VII not be taken tn
governor rilden definitely disposes OF the docu-
,uents before him VI relation 20 tie f.Ie commits
sIoners anu Corporation Counsel.
TnE spRri ELEcToN BILL.
IN, supporters VI Lsvrence's spring Election
Min nave demanded nearing rom dr. Daly CHAIR
man OF tpe Committee on Cites, and thsi gen.
rleman has promised 20 give them an early oppor'
runity 10 argue me case be.Ore him and MS col
leagues Mr.. Lawrence says that n the committee
40 not report tue Oil wltnin lew dsys, ne WI
make A motion 20 lake II out Of their nanos ana
refer IL to the Committee ofthe whole. speeious ar
suments arc used support Of ine passage OF THIS
REGULAR Dill aud energetic EFFORTS vii be made 70
pnsh 10 through. Notwithstanding the present
reak chances OF us success. IL - talked OF NeeJ
so.nlgnt among some OF the legislators.
plrE or THE COsIiGAS BILL.
Apparently DC fo. slolI chance Now exists Tor TIE
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WAsHINGroN, March O. 1s15
nnE PRESIDENTS INFORMAL DIsAPPRovAL OF
THE BOUNTY BILL.
The President did not, has been stated, veto
She bill Tor the equalization Of bonntles except IN
Withholding ms signature. He had however, pre-
pared the draft OF IA Message in pencil, but which
was thrown aside by him without belng copied
sor transmission 10 the House. where the bill
originated The draft is as foows--
House bill No. - is herewith returned without
my appI oval Tor the reasons First, that II APP
propri.tes ron the Tr, asuIy large sum OF
money at time when the revenue + insufficient
:Or current wants. second, DO NOT believe that
any considerable portion o. the soldiers. WHO,
II is supposed, will be the benedclarles OF TINS
preparation, are applicants Tor IT, but rather II
would result more IN q measure Tor the reuef oil
claim agents ana mi'.denen VINO intervene or
world intervene 10 collect or discount the ooun-
Nes granted by IT,
APPOINTMENTS OF FOREIGN MINISTER'S CON-
TtRNED.
Tbe Senate, IN executive session this afternoon
conGrnied the following nominatIons:-Go dlove $.
Orth, OF Indiana TO be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary 10 Austria and Hungary
and Horace c. Maynard TO be Minister Ressdent OF
sne United states at Constantnople, W.
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w SHIN G t n.
from OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 9, 1875.

WASHINGTON, March g. 1875.
aE CHOICE OF A PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
PRO TEN. DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE NEW
ENGLAND CLIQUE '-PlNcHBAcK.
Tue cnoice OF Senator Ferry, OF Michigan, by the
republican senators 10 act as President pro tenn.
81 the Senate was sore disappointment to what
~ known as the New England clique in the Sen
ate and 10 is regarded as substantial victory for
the younger Senators. As was expected, Senator
Thurman received the vote OF his democratic col
1eae ues. II is the intention OF one OF the new
Senators tomorrow TO move TO lay the Pnchback
JesolutinDs on the table and end the discussion
On that subject Should the senate refuse,
'tLe democrats viii avail themselves OF the oppor-
r0nty OF lurnishn & campaign material. la regard
90 the selection OF Ferry, senator Hamlin urged
The selection OF senator Anthony, and alluded 10
1he Importance OF the East having representa-
tive in the White House IN the event OF the death
OF the Presdens aud Vice President, which in MIS-
oplnion was not improbable. The Eastern Sena-
tSrs and one or two Western senators voted for
Anthony. anu the 1nal vote stood Anthony, 10;
Jerry, 20.
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SPOKEN.

steamer Nova Scodan (Br from Liverpool for Bslti-
more March no lat DC by steamer hbernian at Hall
Ia 9TH.
ship Sterling Baker from New York for San Francis
CO, Jan l3 of cape horn. -
Brig ssmi Locke Rr. Locke, grom cenfuegos for Bos
ton Feb 20 lat 80 30, Ion Is %
schr May, from Cienfuesos for Boston March Z in
ard sound.
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~ I'D II 10 , III IIIllsH ia
BOUND sOCrh.
SAILED

Steamer, Losing Ger, Hamburg; Nevada Br, LIVER.
pool Dsnmark BIZ. London cry o. hss tnA 5av9na
don. Carl GER. Aemeni b.rNs johann kepler Ger +,
do. @ De Zsdo, Cardenas; Devonshire, BueuQs Ayres;
John worster Batavia Regulns NorJ hayre hsrnet s
ia kson Matanza. Jasper honrovai griss Sew YORK
mr. vafanEss, Chas A Hoard tBr), = Johns fRi
sparks Havana; zerlIna tBrj, Cadzi schrs Glimpse
d,rl Rio JaueirO, Eoinen Jercmie. - a.
sailed nom southwest spiI-snip ocean kinsi san
Fr.BclscV.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents ami ship captains are
Informed that by teier-aphng 70 The H1sArD London
Bureau 40 20 Fleet street, the arrivals AZ and depart.
ures from European ports ana other ports abroad %
American ana all foreign vessels trading with the
United STATES the same wii cauied 10 his
free Of charge ani Published
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ARRIVALS.
EEroYTED By TgE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AID
nE.s4p vatylsIoS. TsLsGs.pa Line.

EErogrED BY TgE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AsD
aEaAtep vstIlsIeS. TsLssE.pa Line
%9Gns Sh f mds and s. fa
0ily19s gu.en aaTeo Lave % ion 81 8 70 2 easea
q, t nile eas, Of SANDY aoos passed an nmaa
s's1@sr e. o2s e7Sv WEE. vs,poo r.o "a aud
Quee nStown Sh with mdss and 40 rassshsers to
steamer si'esis Ger, Hebrich. Hamburg via Havre
h 4a s -n1 sFenfe a1o 70 cs fe &
S.ayra lIih. Curacao l9th, Aux Caves 3ih, Port au
lTy q F9 sSca se &c .rca " "9is ana
a severe gal. from :, running fonnd to INV In lat
MN ssii. torn e ribbons coaId not spe her.
. "@ .sd Snsf VIM VIM G eve S.''H WIN
& S nas and ssrse9 SaSa orleans
Sieamsr Manhattan, Mckee. Charleston March g.
stesaier Rcgplaor. Jones. wilmington, Nc. March 5,
w" sel ii ssneTa tor ooL Wilmington sc March
with mdse 9 VIM clyde 90 ,,.s., c,,. ~.
sno Norfolk with udse snc passengers W the Old Do
steamer john Gibson winters Georgetown DC, with
rnd,e and passengers - KENYON IN, 81 FenxicS
.ss MN I'd rasts and 6iue asg si;h .ters IN Il
steamer hlnetnarie. GIBBS baltimore, with ndse TO
ship LsnSfc ,Br Ham ID. Liverpool Jan vi, Han.
fax Ia ballast 10 master Is anchored A. sandy Hoo@
10 SKIS sriii.h America of Windsor Ssn. Ioeshart
Liverpool IS days ~ ballast . sno" Bursess;;
D Lennle of asmoutn, ~. hatns o. LHFerpon'
AHc lorej -Andy iooa ior ord,r' ,.,,o ,,.. - 49,
ser: te.-ei 10 0rnBsll hia.ara ~. Passed Isle OF
snit BCrreo shaw Havre Al days in ballast 10 w
Fer.anr. lad stroug westerly gales. 80 Is salIs
Hsrk tnus t~Or Guuders IalesanJ u days Ia bal
-. ~ oiGer Made the southern psssa4e.
PASSED THROUGd HE'LL GATE
BOUND soCrh.
steamer Ga'a'ca. walden. FrOvirence Tor Sev rors
% Iu.ll aid ussefIEfr4
steamer Dity OF Ser iork, Lamph.er New London
I for sew Y0rs.
steamer sldileseI Busn Ner Haven FOR New YORK,
Z win mise AMI pa $sengcr-
] ~psAlcr Bridegroom. Weeks Bridgeport Tor New YORK
; W.tu mdsc aud passengers
Granite state DiDbie Hartford Tor New YORK
. win % and passenger
steamer Bolivar }-ar. sew Be it1rt f0r New YORK
! VII mt-e and
BARK Marina p fueN.- Tucker, Fsu River FOR Ncw
Y8rk, IA ballast " arett sen a Co
sOCSD EAST.
steamer Amos BArsto~, Howard, sew YORK Tor Pro-
whence.
steamer Ci.y Of Norwsn, shirley. Sew York Tor so..
tu.
s.eamfI O.,aea. NaiIen New Or iJf Providence
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

rhr Vineyard Gazette OF March saws the buoy near
the lighthouse IN EdgGrtovn harbor has been moved by
the la = easterly direction some 80 or ~ rods
New London March Gus steamer Cactus sailed this
morning hayrg In Cornded sho4i LIghtshsp, to
nod nn s-allon.
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NJ. = ,sc No. Pr,ss No Prtrs. No. No
AS. so ISIS $500 s6 IS OOI2 OH. $500 M $500
s,ss'.. Isl Isl 49,. U.s.: so. 80
,l66. :. 800
apl ....soi
s ssss so. 80,
Prizes cached Circulars OF information free BxTsors-
'''''' ''"0' B. NARrINEz 4 co. Bankers
avail street rear basement New York
A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
nclent cause no publicity required no charge until
N'''''' " House. Attorney 1874 Broadway.
A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A of different states legal everywhere; no publicity
State FhEDhRiSk KING,
Private Offices sni resiience, No ST Marks place
NoIicE.-RAPID TRANSIT NOW ATTAiNABLE.
The atte ntion Of czeus York and the subur
rban towns the Hudson Harlem and New 0aven Rail
road lines is invited to the following Of facts
a. Of special interest to them -
Frst--Full legal authority recently been conferred
upon the Metropolitan Transit Company nu'd
Elevated Railroad, with tracks, from the Crane
Central Depot to owing Green, by the best or most
direct aud improved plans, a, ixed and mod
crate cost 1t be constructed in from six TO twelve
months ani convey passengers comfortably safely AMI
surely between those points fifteen minutes tran
st time.
set,nt-t committee Of uzcns after months Of thor.
ongh Investigation ant careful preparation. with the
aid oreminent legal and engineering counsel
ready to srer an honest, safe and practicable mechani
cal and financial method of utilizing the vested rshs
Above referred to In poouar and I'm partial manner
through the medium OF public subscriptions Investors
in T. can not only secure the transit facilities desired but
Will make an cxcelen, investment its estimated
ceipts showing margin for ten per cen. iyilon,fs
Tbird-subscribers before their money can be used
A.. % choose tho directors aad officers tncr
number TO SUPERVISE the enterprise, as Guarantee
asslns, private or speculative combinations
CITIZENS who are ready to invest in rapid transit"
or ABOVE basis when ihe foregoing facts are subs'an-
r,,.d. are requested 10 communicate at once by mail
stating name address and probable amount, ectcd lc
N. subscription Committee Of Metropolitan Transit
Company, 40 l52 Broadwiy, New York.
Documentary proofs and Information will be sent in
reply with view a early decision.
Friends OF this grand object and public necessity viii
be surprised TO easily and quickly mis- long
vered problem solved BY their liberal and prompt
response.
| by order Of Committee
PRED FtsKE,
NEW YoRs, March g ls,A y Rotary.
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