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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
A CURIOUS MAELSTROM.
WASHINGTON, March 80, 1s7

Lieutenant r. d. Hitchcock, United States Navy,
Assistant Coast Survey, commanding the coast
surveying steamer Endeavor, under date OF
March Is, reports 10 the superintendent or the
Coast survey az folo rs relative to what Is appar-
enLy fresn water spring q the sea 1--WE nave
found Just above MatAnzas Inlet, about two and
hall miles OH shore Ia latitude ~ deg 40 M u. 0S rec.
nortn longitude 81 deg. IL min. 10 sec west, Snat
~ apparently n fresh water 5prinu. Tue wafer at
the surface Is violently disturbed Tor space or
aoout tnlrsy ieet In diameter. The first day we
crossed THIS place toe water was coming up with
such violence as TO throw the snip rom ner
course, ana tne second time, although IL was
smooth the vessel could be kept on ner course
out Tor q short time. Tue soundiDgs in the centre
OF the spring gave twenty-turee fathoms, and a
specimen OF tue cotton OF very clear broken
small shells. Inc soundings from the centre TO
the limits OF tue disturbed water decreased 10
nine fatnoms. The water 81 tne surface Is brac..
nh.n
animation ol the spraal aad Us imtnoaiate iocsNJ
TO W. made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
AMERICAN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA. March 29-Arriyed. stei

ALEXANDRIA, March 29-Arrived, steamer John Glib
son, winters, New YORK.
BosTON, March 2J--Arrived, steamers Roman, Gro.
Yor.i brigs edith dr., Cam, geniuegos; haitn Hall
Bunker, Wilmington, NC, wa Vineyard Haven schrs
Charles sawyer, Mullen, ~ Mare; ksdab Cheney.
renn's Grove, NJ Martha maria, Veaze, Hobossn.
Cienreu-schr Ray STATE Buckley, New YORK.
3Otn--Arriyedy bark Robert Kelley. Kingnan, Mel.
bourne Drigs NiVer Qnecn tBr, trinidad Mary Has
keA Hall Balnmorei schrs lily Wilmington. CfowcI
New Orleans, WINGED Racer Howes baltimore.
Clcnred--stcaner VIM Lawrence How0s, baltimore !
BARK Fanny II l.oTng, Lorng, ~ john NJ brigs stees
ton Alien TURKS Island Lpoh Lomond, Gliehrst, Fer.
nandinai schr Chas sInnlosson aarray, Mosquito 10.
let Via savannah.
tcamer fieanOra from New YORK tor Portland, passed.
highland Light cape Cod. ~ 4 PAL to-day, 49,
bal lMOHE, March N-Arrived baTss Doveto Du.
brovaok Aus krezeYiek Waterford mot sesu Duoro.
vac6 from DuDlinJi AlbaIn lItaD, Bartoeuo. Bsfat
schr Horny Adabert, Meady, Portland. go
ggih-Arrved, Drigs Georgia, Yields Ponce, FkI Lib
efty, Deyefeux, hGtanzas
fellowship nlnnehana (Br), Cassidy. from London.
derry BARK TorryDarn (5r), Eeely from Havana Drlt
Jisrabee Tracy, from Lardenas; schr Express kAton'
heatVi nom tIAvaDa
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DECISIONS.
suPnEME coURT--cHA1pE1s-

By Jucge Lawrence.
Hamilton W. Martin; Weed vs.. Keleman; Mer-
camille National Bank vs. BleeY Sewing Machine
Company.-Orders granted.
Pace vs.. Chssebrough.--Order settled.
BY Judge Dononus.
Bechstein VS.. Hrsch; KimDau Kimball; The
Institution for tne savings OF Mercnants' Clerks
". Morrill; Recio vs. sanchez; black VS.. Hazlett;
kullany Va. freeman ct AL; Germania Lie Insur-
Snce Company va. Kerwln.-Granted.
BsIding VS.. Lowe; OverDough W. Aorr.-xotions
granted. Memorandums.
Metcalfvs. Mount.--Motion granted; so costs
TO abide the event.
In the matter OF Blythe; Clarke va Cronkrigh.;
hsyman W. Joncs.-Motions denied.
Belts vs.. Betts.-No proof OF service Of notice
schsley vs. Dienl; Colgate va. Iraver.--Motlons
depted. MeBorandums
Bank OF North America Va. Flushing and Wood
side Railroad, ALLOWANCE OF i've per cent gr0nted.
Angel vs.. Erie Railway Compsny.--Stsy vacated.
Reference 10 proceed.
RusenGe Vs. Rosen1eld. Report Of referee
confirmed and Judgme ut ordered Ior defendant
SUPREME CouRT--spEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Bfurt
Nichols W. McAanus BostwteA Va FrAnk6elds-
Msmora ndans Tor couaaok
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARDnossAN. March 29-sailed, ship Edorado. Winding,
San Francisco.
BELFAST March 30-Saied, bark Bigelow tBr). Fer
ris, Baltimore
BREMERHAvRN. March 28-Arrivod, bark Adolf Ger,
Hartmann. New Orleans
Observation-Disclosures, brixs Esmerada Cswe), Tern
strom. New Orleans; San Pietro QtaD, Lauro, New
York.
CARDIFF. March 29-Saled, bark John zittlosen, Mer
ryman. United States
DUNDEE, March 29-Arrived, bark Fremad (Nor), Berg
Pensacola.
DUBLIN. March so-Arrved. bark Edwin tBr), Borden.
Baltimore
FALMOUTH March 30-Bark Talavera, Carver, arrived
18th from Mel!ones has been ordered to Copenhagen
FLEETWOOD, March so-Arrived. bark Eleanor Nor.
Thorsen Galveston
GLASGOW, March 29-Arrived, bark Drigo. Staples,
New York.
Sailed 2oth ship Glenburnie (Br,, Dawson, Montreal.
HAvRz. March 29-Arrved, bark jenkins BI,
Durkee, New Orleans via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, March 30-Arrived, ship Elizabeth uamil
ton, Stone, New York eee below
Arrived Goth, ships Couqueror. Croker, Savannah;
Matchless Dawes San Francisco Chas Davenport Br),
Jones, New Orleans; bark Evelina (Ger Samuel San
Francisco: Goth, steam Arch Druid (Br) Thompson
Norfolk; banks vasco dc CANA NOR. Carlson, Calves
tom Beltiste (Br). jenkins, Charleston.
LONDON March 3o-sailed. bark Conway OBJ. Martin.
United States.
LroHonS-5ailed, schr Kranz. uowes. Boston
New York for Glasgow.
NxwRY March so-ssilsd, bark Ambrosia CNos). Boz
rigan, New York.
Ponr ELizAsEru, caH-Arrivsd, sshr Pioneer Ksnni.
son, Boston.
QUEENSTOWN, March 3o-Arrived, bark DouA Felicia
Sp), Mortuoudo, Baltimore (seo below.
Also arrived 30th steamer Republic tBr). 0lsadslL
New York Tor Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 3o-sailed. steamer Nossl (0srh
Neynaber Qrom Bremen, New YORK.
SIERRA LEoSx-Arrived, bark Fitzgerald,
Cushing Boston.
TnooS March 2o-saled, bark CsIbareu. Hopkins, IA.
vana
YOKOHAMA, March 2s-Arrived steamer AlaSka, Van
Size, san Francisco Tor Hong Kong.
Sailed ed, steamer Colorado Dearborn Qrom Hong
Kong, San Francisco
LONDON March 3)-ship Elizabeth Hamilton, Stone.
from New York, at Liverpool to-day, leaky and other
wise damaged. Part of her cargo was thrown over.
board.
Bark Dona Felicia (Sp). Mortuondo from Baltimore .
arrived at Queenstown to-day. was slightly damaged in
q gale and had boat stovo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
NJ See cattle ne vs.

ZIP EvASDALE--Ths hull, tackle and apparel OF the
ship kvandae Br), wrecked Florida Reel have been
sod but the cargo OF timber romans In tho nod await
iug The acton OF the owners In Liverpool
SNIP BeLvKDEgE, before reported ehangen hanas was
sold Tor about 1a5,O)U not k3aUJJ.
BA~x HEoraiLg MAaiK DR., Lebro ION, 10 fore eportod
10y cable as having founGored VAS irom 81 Mare
Hayti not st Marss, rls) via bertnu1l tor Asvre.
BaI0 PnAInIs Rosa, at Philadelphia 0th inst from Ma
tanzas 18TH lust IN lat 20 ton 81 during neavy gale
lost Ofetop most lOpgailant uas ana jib6oon. haron
10 lat 90 long g bark Ffudepia, from Leth for Della
ware brepkwatsr
scHR koDgnr Pgrris-schrs Young America and John
Manlove sailed from Newport on Monday TO maze an.
other to the aohr robert Pes which las
been lying sunk the Management shore all wniet
scHa CuAs NooRx, Russell At savannah Marcn 70 from
Phiadephia broke Two gans aad sphs SAILS IN heaVy
weather.
scan CATALIsA, OF Gloucester. tsgs tons, built In
Wells Ne. IA i has been soa 10 parues IN soatnpofI
for $500.
sema gaAaLorIn JsxEsoS at savannah from nosson
has lost llobooln AID fors.oDnaAt
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Beach We. Collis.-Order granted.
Getty vs.. Devlin.-Flndings settled.
Burton VS.. STANDARDIZATION denied.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Youngs VS.. Carter ct al.-Judgment for plain
tir See opinion.
SUPREME CoURr-sPECIAL TERN.
BY Judge Curtis.
Vermyea ct al. vs. Goua ct al.-Motion
granted, with costs OF motion 10 plaintin, 10
abide tne event OF the SUIT. Memorandum.
Russ. &c., VS.. The Excelsior Printing Com
pany.-MOtIOn to vacate the attachment granite 4,
subject 10 leave TO the pa.ntir, as per memoTan-
dum.
Slncare Rectiiying Machine Company VS.. Re-
ford.-lnjunctlOn oruer resetted.
Philips vs.. RoOenstein ct al.-Mouon LOT order
OF reference, &c, granted.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company VS.. Dodd
Pentand VS.. Pentand.-Referee's report con-
nrmed and Judgment Tor plaintIn Tor divorce.
Alaro VS.. Davidson ct al.-MotIon o set aside
STAY denied, with costs TO DEFENDANTS, to abide
the event or the action.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents ami ship captains
informed that by telegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau No AZ Fleet street the arrivals and depart
from European ports ana other ports abroad, OF
American all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will cabled to this country
free OF charge and published
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv-
ing at New York bv addressing such vessels
of HERALD yachts pier Mol East River, New
York Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
WHALEMEN.

A letter from Capt Holt. OF bark Hunter of NIB, re.
ports her Oh owes Island NJ Jan la with 232 bbls
oil since leaving Bay Of Islands.
Auckland NJ FEB l9-Mr Mosher late CHIEF officer of
whaling bark Martha was a passenger per EDITH Rose
for New York
Ship California. Chase B. arrived at the Bay of Is
lands Jan ~ and LETT in continuation Of her cruise
the 18TH she had taken i2J bbls sp oil since May last
and will return TO the Bay month.
one OF the Portuguese Of the California has been
landed at Bay and placed under the Of Or De
Ford, he having met with serious accident while cap
turing sperm whale Jan Is. A blow the whales
ukes stove the boat and broke the mans arm between
the shoulder and the elbow forcing the bone through
the flesh and severely njuring Side he progressing
fayOraby.
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SPOKEN.

Ship st John, Scrbner San Francisco for Liver
pool, Jan 25 LAT IS q S. Ion rs 81 W.
BARK Wave King (sr), from Londonderry for Balti-
g 20 by pilot boat Abraham Leggett No a.
Bark Sarah Duuman (Br), from Liverpool for Tybee
March Is, of Cape May tignt
Brig Ubaltddeina (Br), from Csrdenas for Boston,
March 20 oil Barnegat.
.sinr Hortensia from Porto Rico OF and for Boston,
March -. LAT % g. Ion 40 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31

Steamers Wisconsin (Br), tor Liverpool; Europa {Srl.
Glasgow; City OF Merida. Havana DC; Wyanoke, Kch.
mond, &ei Hatteras, Baltimore bark Johannes Rod
(Nor, Riga; olga aus, Trieste Fortunate ItaD
Norma. Cardenas; Willard Mudgett Shanghai: It La.
Gle, Payte peruli Maggie Chapman tBrJ, Bremen;
orig Kremlin, Charlcs.on; Ada II HAL, Barbados.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Brig Priscilla, May, from Porto Rico.
schr Waldemar, Parker from Psrnam buco (by pilot
boat MARSHALL No 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a ent states legal evcrywIefe; desortlon, 40. sui
Ucent cause. no puJlctty required no .cuarab uQu
divorce III aut3l; ADVICE tfos. ..
HOUSE. Attorney, 1874 Broadway
N hxPERIkNCEp uENfISr AZ ASSOOLAfS, %
n 10 Ieass parIyrs operating rooms ana LABORATORY
brooklyn Heights near Wall street sierry estaoi.ned
lSAd An mt OPPORTUNITY also nr regular phr
sioan De- sAkAVN sklASki& No klm plaza
Bsooklyh
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-12-25
Confession OF a Husband.

II was about the buck wheat cakes. /
told Maria Ann any fool could beat her
making those cakes, and she said ] had
better try it. So 1 did. l enptied the
batter all out OF the pitcher, one eve.
ming, and set the cakes myself. i got
the nour, and the salt, and the water,
and, warned by the past, put in liber
al quantity Of eggs and shortening. |
shortened with tallow from roast beef,
because ] could not find any lard. The
batter did not look right / lit my pipe
and pondered yeast-yeast to De sure.
went and woke up the baker, and got
six cents worth of yeast. / set the
pitcher behind the sitting room stove,
and went to bed, in the morning got
up early, and prcpaI ed TO enjoy my ri
umph but l didn't, The yeast was
strong enough to raise the dead, and
the batter was running all over the car
pet. scraped it up aud put it in an
other dish. Then l got q fire in tue
kitchen, and put on the griddle. The
first lot Of cakes stuck to the griddle.
The second dittoed, only more. Maria
came down and asked what was burnf
ing. She" advised ME to grease the
griddle. l did 1t. One end of the grid
die got too hot, and 7 dropped the
thing on the tenderest corn while try
ing to turn il around. Finally the cakes
were ready for breakfast AM Maria
got the ether things ready. We sal
down. NV cakes did not have the
right flavor. / lost my appetite ut once
Maria would not let me uut one on hel
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A not able phrase-"I can't"

A not able phrase-"I can't"
Sweet meets-twO fond lovers in a
FIRST embrace.
English aurlst 10 his Celtic patient
"Come back 10 EARN %
1t Is impolte to say man has
"cheek;" say "facal area"
It's curious that we employ Irish
frieze to prevent American freeze, isn't
1t?
The earliest art students made arrow
heads. Some of the latest art students
make chnckleheads. "
When a Chinese sea captain wants to
sell his ship, where would he take it ?
Why to the junk dealer, of course.
"I'm married now," was the excuse
a Chicago youth gave a Tourist for not
buying as many bouquets as in former
years.
"He was one of the most energetic
trustees" says village paper in an
obituary notice, "and we trustees hap
py. '...
There is man in Indiana who takes
thirty-twO newspapers. and you might
as we'll try to ride whirlWind on a
sidesaddle as to attempt 70 Impose upon
that nan.
Two telegraph operators In separate
Hartford offices quarrelled over the
wires until one challenged the other Ia
meet him half way and fight. They
met aud had it out in tisticutfs.
"Have you any nice fresh farmers
sggs7" inquired precise old lady al
4 grocery store. "NO. ma'am," re.
pied the practical clerk, "hut We have
SOME VERY good hens eggs" She tool
fhret TO try.
Over the porch of the Old South
Church at Boston is chiselled; "behold
have set before you an open door, >
and under, On the door, is printed In
emphatic letters, " Positively no ad'
mittance." '
II is said that the Baptist mini tel
who is carrying ON the pen. ight agalns
the Catholics at Trenton, N. j., is 81
bitterly opposed to the Roman falrh
that in manuscript he will not cross hi
letter rs.
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Items from DanbMrY News.

Since the advent of mo license" in
Danbury it is impossible to get the in
side pocket of an overcoat too deep.
Coal Oil Johnny VIC IL driving dray
in CINCINNATI, ana Steering a canal.
boat in Pennsylvania, has secluded him
self on a farm in California.
Public attention WAS temporarily di-
rected, on Saturday from the condi-
ton OF affairs In Herzegovina, by the
appearance of a dog On the back of
horse on Main street.
The Sanitary Record says that alter
dinner an hour should be devoted to
social recIeation, for the repose of both
the body and mind. We hope farm
hands will attend to this.
Don Carlos thinks his offer to COM
bine his forceE with those oe the gov
ernment against the United States in.
Inundated US from fighting Heavens !
how long must we submit to this humil-
lation. Would that Tom Hyer were
alive.
The quilting sssgoE ig upon us. The
frames are upNslairs In the garret, with
the nails conspcuously standing out in
them. The man of the house brings
them down. 1t takes about an hour to
bring down set OF quilting frames in
a proper manner. LIN the first place
they have to be got out from under FIVE
barrels, two trunks and an assortment
of boxes, and it's wonderful the quanti-
ty Of tenacity one nail possesses when
1t gets caught under some object you
can not see, The frames catch against
the chimney or cntangle with the raft
ers, while there is never any unity be-
tween them in descending narrow
stairway. No one really knows how a
man gets down stairs with set OF
quilting frames, but anyone not irre-
deemably deaf knows that 1t is being
done If on the same street with the
performance. Then the frame is bols-
tered up on chairs in the best room, and
the long arms stick out and catch the
unwary husband in his clothes, and in
turn are dropped to the floor just as the
weary wife is about to take Stitch,
and the remarks she makes, as the quill
suddenly collapses, are calculated to in.
simultaneously transform his scalp into
parade grohnd. Four pounds OF cot
ton batting are required on this occasion
three and half pounds go into {
quilt, and the other half pound he Car
ries with him ON his clothes.
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The Lowest Premiun is 50. 10.
Each Fraction must draw this sum. M
An Fractions viii be eOod with Sl5.O0 10 pur.
chase whole S200O Bond
This is a chance for fortune and no chance
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A eO Bond participates in four drawings
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
1870.
NEW YORK.

Eicbteen hundred and seventy-six Is the Cen.
tennial year. IL Is n SO the year III which an
Opposition House of Repres sentatives. the first
SINCE the war, Will be In power at Washington
President Of the United States. All of these
eyents are sure to be OF great interest and i'm
portance, especially the two latter and all OF
them and everything connect ed with them viii
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The Opposition House of Represc ntatiyes
taking tho line OF inquiry opened years ago Dy
1HR SUN will steTnly and diligently inyestigate
the cOrruptiOns and nisdeeds of GRANTS nd.
mlnistration and VIII, io is to be hoped lay the
foundation for a new ana better DeIiOd IA our
national history. OF all this rHE Sun viii con.
,an Sonpese aH aeogTaae ,, acGoun ,gfniSi'
formation upon these aDsoroing topics
The twenty third Presidential election, with
the preparations for II, VIII be memorable as de-
ending upon GRANTS aspirations for q third
tel of power ami plunder, and still more rs
deciding who shall be the candidate OF the party
OF Reform, and as eleoting that candidate. Con.
cerulng oil these subjects, those who read THE
SUN will have the constant means OF being thor.
ou9hly wed informed.
The WEEKLY IN, which has attained cir.
ouiatIOn OF over eighty Thousand copies. nl
ready has its readers In every state and Terri
tory, and we trust that the year 1876 will see
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PIOtts' Star Organs.

Every instrument fully werrrnted Factory
snd Gtfice. Washington y j. Correspondence
solicited.
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L.. r. Kunkcl's BITTER Wine of IRON.

This truly valuable tonic has been 20 thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community that 1t IL now
deemed Indispensable Tonic medicine. II costs
but little purlhes the blood and gives tone TO TIE
stomach, renovates the system and prolOngs life
Everybody should have il.
For the cure OF Weak stomachs, General Debility,
Indigestion, Diseases OF tile Stomach, aud for all
cases requiring a tonic.
This wine Includes the most agreeable and efflc-
ent salt OF Iron we possess - Citrate OF Magnetic
Oxide, combined with the most energetic OF vegeia-
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Do you want something to strengthen yOus
Do you want good appetite?
DO " u want 10 get rid of nervousness
DO y0n want energy?
DO you want TO sleep well?
DO you want to build up your constitution"
DO You want to feel well:
Do you want brisk and gor0ns feeling?
III you do try KunhelS Bitter Wine OF Iron.
! only ask a trial OF this valuable tonic
Beware of counterfeits, Knnkel's Bitter Wine
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manufactured by L. +. kunkel, and having his
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that others are attempting to initiate this valuable
remedy, proves its worth and speaks volumes in its
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
259 TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE 259
Head and all complete in two hours. No fee till
head passes. eat. Fin, and Stomach Worms re-
moved by DR.. Kunkel, 259 North Ninth St.. Philada.
send for circular, or ask your druggist for bottle
OF Kunkel's Worm Syrup. 1t never fails.