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The New York herald., 1875-03-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON, DC, March I6-The Lighthouse Board
has received from tbe mt OF the Dominion OF
Point Atkinson, at the Eorheasery entrance 10 English
Bay and Barard Inlet in the Straits OF Georgia. British
] g3 deg 10 min "A west revolving white light on
the Catopric principle; elevated ll9 feet above high
The light will show at intervals of minute making
complete revolution in two minutes The light should
sells in the Straits this bearing will only clear Of
Sturgeon Bank on the Frazer River Tue bearings are
magnetic The light Is for coast purposes
cate the entrance to Buzzard Inlet
house here, has been notified that the small lighthouse
located on what known as the Musse Bed Shoals OPP
moved by the ice Saturday four " the north
west Will be attended to as possible. The
the strucre win have 70 taken down and rebuilt
LIGHT BRAzzA ISLAND, ADnrArro SEA
light shown from the lighthouse recently erected
on Point Spec. Brazzs Island.
level The and Is visible miles Of
The illuminating apparatus is Of the sixth order.
The tower IL octsgonal and massive AZ feet high and
attached 10 the keepers dwelng the latter is story
Point spec is 600 yards NV Of Juga Point
Position-Lat IS ~ \, Ion GA 80 4.
CHANGE II HARBoR LIGHT spALArRo,
The harbor light the mole spaatro has been
moved TO point seianO AT the entrance 70 the port
light is placed small house about 95 feet from
the extremity OF TIE point
YnAscE-soRrHwEsr ooAsT-RAz DE sErs-Lenr ON rH-
vENNEC ISLAND.
On the 18th Of Marcn 1875 hight will be shown from
tower recently erected on Tevennec Island.
The night Will be flashing white with sector with
& short eS,pses every t,sconds II VIII 5e elevated Y
miles The white ght VIII be visible between the bear
ings n snd By W. over an arc Of IL deg and be-
The red sectr viii be Visible between n me besr,nss py
and D" y over an are OF ~ deg The light Will DO
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
OBITUARY.
JOHN z. Boss-A VETERAN OF 1912.

JOHN z. Rosa VETERAN OF 1872.
John E. Ross formerly OF New York whose
deatn has just occurred at Tivoh, Dutchess
county. was IN the elghty.eighth year OF his age
He was an old line democrat and for many years
a prominent member OF the Tammany Society and
the General Committee OF this city. He repre-
sented the democracy OF the Fifteenth ward IN
the popular branch Of the Legislature in 1s44 and
was tue personal friend Of Major James Conn0r,
ather OF the Sheriff; John Targee, Elijah r. Purdy,
Enathan Thorn Joseph NJ. Marsh, Colonel Daniel
DeIevdn and other well known democrats OF the
period. He was engaged in the war of 1872 and
served at the West Battery under the command
OF captain Rooogood. he was an old New YORK
mechanic, IN the coach manufacturing business,
the corner OF Broadway and Fulton street.
From there he removed 20 No. 447 Broadway, be-
tween Howard and Grand streets. lie retired
from active business life about twentythree years
ago and removed 70 his country seat on the banks
OI the Hudson. Mr. Ross was, at the time OF his
DEATH tae Oldest New YORK carriage builder.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
ALLEGED CASE OF MALPRACTICE.
A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN DYING UNDER sUs-
PICIoUs CIRCUMSTANCES.

A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN DYING UNDER sUs-
PICIoUs CIRCUMSTANCES.
A shocking case OF malpractice came to the
notice OF the police authorities OF the Eighteenth
precinct last night, OF which young married lady,
aged twenty-eight years, named Curtis, residing
on Union square, whose husband has been absent
from the city several months, was the victim.
The information was first impaired to Captain
Gunner by pny yslcian called to attend the lady,
who stated that she would probably die during
the night The Captain at once repaired to the
place indicated and found the statement but too
true; the victim was fast ebbing away,
though still at intervals conscious. Coroner
Croker and Deputy Coroner McWhinney
were promptly summoned TO take her ante.
mortem statement. The dying woman at first de-
clined to make any statement OF the facts; but,
after while. she far consented to give the
name OF the mid vile who treated her, who proved
TO be Mrs. lhl. residing at No. 2O7 East Forty
Coroner Croker at once gave orders for the i'm
took her into custody and brought her to the pres
ence OF the dying woman, who lden titled her. The
prisoner admitted having been consulted by Mrs.
Curtis. but denied having been guilty OF malprac-
tice after which she was removed to the Twenty
second street station house.
The Coroners proceeded with the ante-mortem
statement, which they obtained with some DIM
Guilty. as MRS. Curtis mind frequently wandered
and toe pain she was suffering was apparently
intense. The police subsequently arrested and
held for examination to-day Benjamin Gregory Of
No. S24 West Twenty-t third street, an organist In
an uptown church. who, IL is alleged, had sus-
tanned intimate relationship with the LADY.
reporter called at the residence OF Coroner
Croker late last night TO procure copy OF the
ante-mQTtem statement, but that Official was not
at HON subsequent visit TO DR.. MacWhln.
ney's house also proved futile for similar reason
The midwife was then questioned in her cell and
she stated that Mrs. Curtis called upon her ABOUT
week ago and solicited her services The
prisoner a lew days afterward visited the lady
at her residence, but denies having acted unprO.
1essonally In the slightest degree. Captain Gun.
ner was next called upon, and ne stated hat the
gst OF the ante-nortem statement was as above
related.
visit to the residence OF the unfortunate wo-
man resulted unprohtably, the inmates refusing
to disclose any OF the facts, although they stated
that Mrs. curtis was Still living II was tho
opinion OF the medical gentlemen who attended
that the unfortunate lazy cannot survive many
hours.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

oascufou Oet"eeu - T. huu EoE q ID o'e1 -" s"~ W
The Illuminating apparatus will be dioptr,c
PosSons tS%er sS Of eE'se sna % 1851 M
Bearings magneuc VARIATION. ~ " deg westerly In
Do Rae NoRrHwEsr COAST OF FRANCE
On the 18TH Of March, 1873 light will be shown from
old lighthouse OF Bee du Raz.
The light will be nxed white elevated 200 feet above
miles SslTssn The bearings and sE X. and between
The 81 Y se n Height
DmEcrloSs-Coming from the southwark through the
Raz de sein keep In the waite of Tevennec light
in line, when the course be changed to NE
and SO kept until the red sector OF Teyennec light has
GIN light in order to pass between the Bsriileu and tho
Is Is sdvssbie not to attemp. to pass through the Rag
de sein In nad weather or In spring tides when the cur
Bearings magnetic. Variation. 20 40 westerly In 1875
NORTH sxA-HrrHxRLAND ANDs-scHKLps RvxR-LIGnr AT
.vus...,.r1, r1cxRn- ,s .EnR,n ~ ., ann,
and nearly mile and a half NV BY OF the light on
r The light a. is seS White elevated 81 feet above ordi
nary high water and iuminates an arc OF lso degrees
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptric.
All bearings are magnetic. Variation II 10 westerly in
HINDosTAH-RAsr CoAsr-BAy BRNcAL-rENPoRAR1
LIGHT AT yIzAcArAIAN
pophin's Nose Hill. vasu visagapatsm '''' ~
The light is fxed red elevated $40 feet above high
water and IN clear weather should be seen 1t distance
The illumip ting apparatus s Of the fourth order
MALAY PKNINsuLA-nALAccA srRAIr-LIGur MALAccA.
The light fixed red, clear weather SD ould be
visible miles
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
"SHELTER FOR THE DESTITUTE. "

The Committee for Shelter OF the Destitute are
extending their charity to hundreds OF poor,
respectable men out OF employment, at their free
lodging house. No. 40 Leonard street Nightly this
place IL crowded, and still many worthy ana
deserving applicants have to be turned away for
lack OF accommodation, which could be easily
provided did funds permit. The committee
earnestly request assistance and help rom the
public Ia ala OF this most urgent charity, which up
10 the present has been entirely sustained oy
tnem without any outside assistance Whatever
Prom the increased demands made on them they
are compelled TO make this appeal, and trust 1t
Donations Of bread and coal VIII be received at
the Shelter Money donations may be sent TO the
treasurers. Messrs. Van SChaick h Co., No. ID
Broad street, or 70 the Secretary, J. M Merrick.
no. 80 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER Jan 6-Arrlved ship Ellen Munroe, Norcross,
= ALTArA, Feb n-sailed, ship Brewster, Collins, New
ana Lucy Wills Prtchari from New York Akbar,
S osa for for dsg for rsOS
at x3per ton Chartered. ship Julia Ernesnne Frl,
oher reports the Lucy wills as Having sailed
sAsAceA, March a-Tn port schr Mantanomah, Bar
s6ss % RSosT &@2 @2 wss
fsrk sn,,.S yh ~ bark Eliza Eliza Bsrss sBr, yessy do
yisss Bes ss S'ISs Hos %f Barbados, @ % Narsn brig
HhsopSs s% niSSn Ma Gay
bsv5s BowGo ss Hexs S Groin y h
trom Haiiiax), Jamaica.
GqthsnFass for Boston. sail about lstS james
sna w s for Ma
rs% SeT sr nys
ssn ,Bi staTTsit TiSs5pco is, Bar6aaqs
Annie. Vail (srj, kirSha@, wts material M from BsrSa
10 10 sS @Ss
sPh sa S Sr Gas Kelly @
Cot49sso Feb fTin port bark Egber ,Br, Mills, for
CAnDEsAs March i%.Arriyed; brigs Hattie Balm
ses s
ton, New York; Donna Anna, whaley, Wilmington
Arrived III brig Charlotte WSittemore santandcr.
rs o nfs o Tseey nsr New OF Waite
schrs Charles Morford, Pearson, and Omaha, Collins,
Sailed 18th brigs Torrent Wilder. north of Hatteras
Kelley Brl do; schr Adeliza. Huntley, 40.
1dsa UnsaRiks M March s-saed schr Cassia Jameson,
CIrsyUReos March i2-Arrived, bark Idaho, Richard.
son, New YORK; brig Lizzie Merrill, ninot st
r. uGg4srAsAmos Feb 27-In port schrs Emma Heather,
SF F yok sak ' Do has
Rq naTS S % pd for ss,. YSrE rca Smith
Smith, sheldsboro. Miss; Tom wiliiams, Edwards Bal
Arrived sth schr Maggie Ellen Lltnejohn, whining.
ton Nc; 10TH bark Regina folck. Ray, Marseilies via
Arrived l6th steamer City Of Vera Cruz, Deaken. New
Sailed l4th barks Idoique CBr) Nickerson. Cardenas
Oliver Emery tBr). Dill Matanzas: Elba, Cover New
YORK bIigs Trlndad 'spa Rayo New Orleans Daphne
north OF Hatteras; Mary slnsman, Adams Cardenas.
naLIr41, March i5-Arrived, steamer Chase. from
MArAszAs, March l3Arrived, barks Jeanie ODD. Ha-
Stoyer rierSe do 6rss Kodas reters no. Ch
York schr Maggie Cain, scu, PhiadslDhia i4th, Geo
ep9 Iay ous om o ss
Annie Amsden, Matlheson, sagua; 18TH Francis sater
sts SaR naS north of Hat
teras brigs an Carlos. Atherton, do Cascaelle SIM
Sa5a tS1 s 80 Rose
dn ea aS shanpon Sawyer 90 Geo geo snrnham' stap'
saS , S0n March naay 5ssiea. San shp Sis Arsws
NAssa0, NP, March t-sailed, schr,L A~.e''
1trSwol tno Fort Royal eh kets s; sstnosrn osn
vi = 20 port stn brig Reaper Crs), n Lone s ., ,,n
Prslso, Jan soIBsssk Hnddv ..o.,, -"
been chartered to load here and ~ s Hi S1s ton ha
PAnAse, Feb 1o-sailed. y arb .r
YORK rGs ws seo n port ;e as1e aceS seT o SeS
for New YORK lac e san, pSr s WIN Kceney, Beers
nsS5 ds whsG,d y s.,
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AYR. March l5-Arrived, schr John Williamson (Br),
Nicol, New YORK
ANTWERP March le-Arrived. steamer Switzerland
(Beg), Jackson, New YORK.
Sailed 18th. bark Northern Queen Br) Dollar. Phiia.
delpha.
AMSTERDAM March l5-sailed, bark Maria Rose Ger,
Schultz New York.
CARDIFF, March l6-Arrived, brig Clara Adams. NC
Fadden, Baltimore.
CRooKHAvEN March l6, II 80 PM-Oh, steamer Gaelic
tBr) Parsell, from New York tor Liverpool
CALCUTTA March 15Sailed, ships Glencorse r), Ste
phenson New York. Atmosphere (Br). Costello, do; Pc
terborough tBr), Gardner, do.
FAYAL-Arrived, bark Azor. Leckie, Boston.
GLASGOW March l6-Arrived, steamer Alexandria Br),
Henderson, New York.
LIvKRPoOL, March l5-Sailed, ship Gen Butler, Webb,
San Francisco
Arrived 10th ships Juventa tBr). France, Galveston;
Bessie Crosby (Br) Brown Darlen.
Cleared 18th, ship Tordenskjold dam, sorensen,
United States.
LONDON March l6-Arrived, steamer Holland tBr),
Simpson, New York; bark Beckermet tBE, Dairymple
Boston,
salled 10Th. bark Hermann Heinrich Ger, Ostrish
United States.
LIssos-Arrived, brig Little Harry Br). Rourke, New
YORK.
LEcuonr-sa,led, bark Machiavelle ntaD, Maresca
New York.
Also sailed bark Agostino dtap. Pierapiana Balt
PLYNourH March l5-saied, steamer Caland
Dutch) Deddes drom Rotteriam), New York
QUEENSTOWN, March l6-Arriyed, barks Helen Angler,
Staples, Mobile; Luigi Aus) Antonicch. New York
Carl Both Ger. Niemann San Francisco.
Also arrived 18TH $50 PM steamer Celtic Br Riddle,
New York for Liverpool.
Arrived 18th, steamer China OBJ, Gill, Boston for Liv
erpool.
Sailed 18th. bark Thorwaldsen Dutch, Christensen
Qrom Galveston) Havre.
aorrERpAN, March l3-Arrived, steamer Rotte-naS,
Dutch, Janzen New York.
soufHkMfToN, March es...,rt,r STEAMER Oder oGer)
Bussins tfrom BremenJ, New York
YExRL, March D-arrived bark Kong Oscar (Nor),
Abrahafhseh, pascagou for Harlingen.
San Francisco, which sunk Kingstown has been
towed TO Dublin
The damage to bark Maggie Brown Br), at Liverpool
from Charleston, was caused by collision.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
" See cable ne ws.

H9- See cable
The purser Of the steamer City Merida from Havana,
&c, will please accept our thanks for favors.
The of steamer Gamma. from Bermuda, has
thanks for courteseS.
BARK INvscIBLE Br strcx from Marseilles for sagua
(belore repOred with OF tiles went ashore 9th
near Sagua Part OF the cargo viii be saved but the ves
despatched from Baltimore bark Evelyn before
Henry Capt tmh Of Phisaenha OF Usne
writer's agent has also gone to ascertain the condition
BRIG NuEsrRA srNoRA CARMEN fsp, Delman, from
Havana for Pascasoua. put into Pensacola March Is
BRIG TALBOT (Br) Noses from New York for e John.
NJ which put into Bermuda March l. had been within
for on she n SSr Snssd ss
1th, and was to resume her voyage "a a day or two.
for gfI TnoA1 A AIsEa1 @ JasSsUn from
18th inst in distress Of what pature not stated.
SanE 6 s .Ss
taken ON the dock for repairs.
scHa ALpA.rhe Newburyport Herald savs:-wc are
schr Alba at Hampton Roads sth inst withou found
lett Bucksport, Dec Is.
scHn rxAI dBr, Ham, from St John NIB for New York.
At Dutch Island Harbor 10th, lost deck load gale
FAIL RIVER March l6-rhe bay and river from New.
and vessels proceed tar the latter place the
rssa en s M wn
ne snpPed seas stove cabin spit sails and lost
damages.
schr Minnehaha from Mosquito Inlet, with live oak
for Boston put in here to-day LEAKING badly.
VINEYARD HAVEN, March 16-Brig Florence (Br), from
Cenfueg0s tor Boston, has been examined and bot
tom found 10 be In order with exception Of the
loss OF part OF her shoeing She has been ordered
Halifax and will be ready to proceed In day or two
schr Rising Sun will repair the damage she susta ned
in the gale Of the Sth inst at this port.
Scnr X Hart, of Boston, with cargo of sugar and
meado from Caibarien for Boston, which sailed hence
4th inst got tar as Handkerchief Ligh tsbip with
wind EsE and thick; attempted TO return at AM on
the 18th, but struck squash Meadow Shoal and re-
As nce frpu,
this port, without apparent damage.
LAUsongD-At Wilmington. DEL March H. by the Har-
Ian Holingsworth Company, SIDE wheel steamer for
the Eastern Shore Steamboat Company of Baltimore.
The steamer was chrstened the Tanger and her di-
mensons are as foows:-Length. 63 feet; breadth AZ
feet depth mold, 10 ee She is about $50 bur-
then. and Is consort TO the Helen, the line
and Will ply between Baltimore aud Crisfeid.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17

RAHcooH Jan GIN port ships Annie Fish. HohseG
and Nonantum, Foster, for Europe, ldg
SINGAPORE. Jan 2s-In port ship David Brown, Coil
Morgan, for Boston ids Verona or Collins. New
YORK do Jupiter AuO to load for do chartered at
sr THoHAs Feb 25-Arrived, brigss Smith, Warren,,
COrunna 26th Prince LIE Boo tBr Hatfield, PernambuI
and sailed 2sth tor st croix,; schrs a Folsom.
Rose Boston 27th Almon Bird Drink water, New York.
Arrived March =, steamer Merrimack Weir, Rio Ja-
nero &c (and sailed I4th Pm, for New York;:
royO 18th, Allegro, Keller, Porto Rico -.
SAGUA, March l3--Sailed. schrs ID Lce Lee north
of Hatteras: Gordon, Ireland, do
ST john, NIB, March l5-sailed brig Laura B tBr)s
Merriam, Cardenas
TALoAnuANo. Feb 27-Arrived previously, bark Annie
VIcroRIX vi March I2-Arrived, bark Clifton (Br).
Liverpoo 18th, ship Gavilan (C. Bencloerosen, CAL
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH l6, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming (Brl Freeman, Liverpool via
Oueenstown-WIlliams A Guion.
steamer Columbus. reed, Havana-Wm Clyde
Co.
steamer vineand Bowen Baltimore via South Amboy
VIM BalzclL
steamer Fanita Howe, Phiadelpnia-James band,
STEAMER Neptune Berry. BOsfon-H Dmock.
SHIN agra Ger, Gerdes, Bremen--U KOop a Co.
Bark Commerce Elliott, AMER Tor ardcrs-Lunt Eros.
BARK Henoch Aus, Bagga, Waeriord-slocovch X
Co.
Bark Ahbie tBr, Coflll Caibarien-C Borfaux.
Brig W Armstrong. Gibson, Demerara-L wa
Armstrong.
Bry susan Bergen, TutbiIl, Para-Burdett Pond
,lSH ANNE Lilly, Bray, sagua Ia GraDde John lit
Brig u Norris CBr) Munro, Halifax, Es-D De
Brig Gladiateur CBr, Lehman. Richmond-Mulsr 4
UougntOn4
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
ROBERT GAMBLE.

Robert Gamble, wDo. In 1862 was elected one
OF the Coroners OF ths county and VINO was at
that time quite well known a local politician OF
some influence. died last evening In Rome, in this
state. Mr. Gamble was born In TINS city, OF irish
parents, and was house painter by trade,
until he entered politics as asplrant lor
once, under the old Utah House branch
OF the whig party. Previous 10 1852 New YorK
county had but one Coroner, but In That year.
after the death OF DR.. Ives. who was Coroner In
1851 an act OF tne Legislature was passed Isereas-
ing the number OF Coroners to four, and at the
elestioD when followed Mr.. Cambe was elected
Coroner on the vhi9 ticket, his three successful
colleagues being Dr. James Hilton, DR.. r.. y. VIII
helm and William O'Donnell. Aztec the expiration
or his term Of office he took no active part in DO l.
tics, ana was, therefore, not very well known TO
the latter day local politicians OF the city. Mr.
Gamble was about sixty-four years OF age at the
time oil bis death.
The New York herald., 1875-03-17
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESrONR TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsrONR TELEGRAPH LINZ
and @dss and psssenssr. to
coIts March = ss miles east o. sandy Hook passsa
miles east of do, steamer Weser Ger hence for Bre-
steamer o,ry Merida. zimmerman, New Orleans
sh aSs Soma with m0's and
sse Canine sr - SeT%ads
In Grsvesend Bay night OF lAsh inst where she was de-
sissmss 5styy Of Waco. BRENNAN Galveston March 8
Ss M aarss S ais M snf
.ivastSn trOm Portland lot JSsfs1n
and the Bar 7th, with mose ana passengers 70 Fred
%Ss sa san
win %Sss snS ss ss:::nesS: ssasssS 40 -
Steamer Eanta, Howe, Philadelphia, with mdse
stsiiamaTe IS days. with mdse 70 Funch. Edye Co
ssrF Jane Sdei!ne, Lindsay, Porto SaOelO 10 DAYS.
barn Mary Mckee o! phiisdel sharp. oabsr!en
x s e a, sy 30 e a
ysrnu% Hili from Bosto3 tor Norfolk. with loss Of
Bark v HoibrooS Sof Porti.nd). Ponsys Aassnzas
Is days with molasses to order vessel to Brett Son
s ass soS HAND as T %
Brig fortuna Porn, Mesquita, oporto 50 days, with
Brig u Lydia Cole, Rose Guantanamo Is days, with
SEs f sas s
IS days with sugar to- Eowier vessel to Bonneville
Brig EaSns of Truro. Ns,, Robar Gisnuescs II
lasting = hours lost % hhas Of poasses Of deck ~
days with sugar yova, Terry Co; vessel to Heney
eer and a nuts 70 Burdsti Pond vessel 70 weinberg
Schr vosemte Ccf Damari Keene Chiltepec q
days, with mahogany to Echeverria Coz vessel 70
s 'Sasd
M
waterlogged and abandoned both masts and boTsprit
ans
days p % Bros I've
schr sch W Bird lof Roekland), Merrill, oardenas 9
days with sugar to drnnen, Mntnrn CO.. vessel to d
schr % Francis Davis of Harwch,, Mayo Baracoa u
days with mahogany and cedar JOSEPH Eneas vessel
SsysSf ct Bath, Mcrsddep, Esrseo. M 70 days,
wl1 aa1 rqs S'
vile IL days, with yellow pine to Bentley, Gilderseeve
schr Jas Gill. GIL Virginia.
sThe announcement Of the arrival Of ship Roman
Empire IN Yesterdays edino" was premature
which arrived 10Th Is consigned to B. Cortis Reports
eressed 1s the the % equator Feb u IN lon 50 Jan ST. lat q
$, Ion 8 ssw. spoke ship sydenham tBr), from Hioga
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soUT6.
Steamer City of New York, Lamphear, Boston for
New York, with mdse and passengers.
Steamer Amos g BarstOw, Howard, Providence for
New YORK, with mdse and passengers
Steamer Rhode Island, Summons, Newport for New
York with mdse and passengers.
steamer Elm CITY, Peck, New Haven for New York,
with mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eesnora. johnson. New York for Portland
Steamer City OF Lawrence, Reynolds. New York for
Boston.
Steamer Newport Simmons New York for Newport.
Steamer Gaiatea. Walden New YORK tor Providence.
Steamer Thets Young, New York Tor Providence.
steamer Stonington, New York for StonIngton.
Steamer City of Hartford Brooks New York for Hart
ford.
Steamer Continental Bovine. New York for New Ha-
ven.
Steamer Bridgeport Weeks. New York Bridgeport.
Brig Miriam (Br), Stafford. New York for ST John.