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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonie
ID and Nangatuck railroads. Pare ST. steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Cathae slip at l130 and Bridgeport al III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

= ~ s'i o NJ = o aud $50 n m daily
except Monday Prom Washington and Baltimore 20 M,
FROM philadelphia g. TO- 600. So 1915, ll20 ll54 NE
2l5. $40 DIS Glo. $50, 135 s4t 30 lOI7 b NJ sun
Ticket Offices 526 and 9it broadway No Asi'f mSuse,
Desbrorses and CoItladt sts; NO toufstp
Brooklyn and Nos H. l6, and llS Hudsonst Hoooken.
Emigr ant Ticket Once, NO Battery place. .
ID. NJ. BOYD, IT, Gen. Passenger Agent
Ep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-13
THE GERMAN REFORMERS.

The delegates OF the German citizens aod reform
organizations met last night at the Beethoven
Mennercnor Hall, IN Filth street. Nearly all the
districts we're represented, and permanent
organization was effected by the election OF Oswald
Ottendofler as PRESIDENT MOTIFS Eilnger, First
Vice PRESIDENT Chas. WeltZ Second Vice PresI-
dent;H Stemmermann, Third Vice President; Her
man Uni, treasurer; George Kuester, Recording
Secretarf, AMI 5. GoeDel, corresponding Secretary.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the fullest
confidence IN Governor Tlden nut tnat the vari-
Gus bills lntrOdu ced II the Legislature Tor chang
ing the city charter are schemes TO deliver the city
INTO the hands oil political parties; that the sys-
tenn oil handing the city government over to one
party the ether AS mere piece OF properly
must lead to corruption and ultimate financial
and moral ruin and favorng the appOin LII ent OF
q commission or citizens to frame city charter
to be incorp orated into the safe constitution.
Governor Tllden was asked to Withhold his sigma
ture from all bills In the interest OF home rule.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
NJ See cable va


SNIP sYnxs which will arrive at New Bedford shortly
the Sandwich Islands. ship Ceyon. now at Boston,
will sail Tor honolulu in about o month, Aui will take
forward freight
BARK vlscIroRE (NoO from Pcnsaco!s for Toulon,
wnicn put back 10 the former pos after stisng on we
be slight about Il feet Of her shoe from the stem run.
ming knocked on Copper had been nailed over
he Injured part and tho vessel was ready tor sea March
T. she not leaking
BaIs ELIZA MARTIN tof Poriland). 81 Vineyard haven
heavy westerly gales since passing Hattoras, and "
leaking about 90 strokes per hour.
Sem HENRY MIAMI Of Portland. Ne. reported ashore
bay, and bouad for Charleston, So. she experienced
ali inc he avy gales when have visitea mis-
coast since that time, a. we'll as tho severely cold
weather At time, being partially disabled sne put
into Provncetown harbor tor repairs and IN oDminR out
ngen sntsDgod in the Ice, and parteok OF thu bard
shps the nect Ia that ssituaoA. Escaping the ice
es on sunday morning last abe put TO sea, and whsn
twenty miles outside Of Race foint was overtakcH "
the northeast which made itsei 40 severely
ielt IN the bay region. she drifted Into the DAY,
aud when the Storm broke on Monday a. zo'cloek Pii'
on scitulte. close IN and nearly among tue break
ora barely escaped gonr ashore here. sna
safely AMI anehorcd pear ne upper ntnt On Lnesisy
anchors and drlitsd her upon the soutncast ena o.
Uloks II at when she was discovered anj vls'tea ~
CAPT sli and has msn, Of she ournsi Le .sayns sta.
ton Approaohed her tn ouah The ace with 1roat
d,fneuy no noatei OF durias the ,niEht And wes
Aksn Wy Vspt AsA ssfoush the oaiy clear vtoss 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-13
THE BROOKLYN MALPRACTICE CASE.

Third Brooklyn police precinct, yesterday went to
the Eastern Hotel a. No. south street, New
YORK, and arrested John h. Belts. tue proprietor.
on charge OF being an Accessory TO tae death OF
Miss Antonetts Penner, VINO oied IRON
malpractice on last sunday evening" at
the residence OF her parents. No. IS
President street. Previous 20 her deceasc Miss
Fenuer nad been very intimate vita Betts, who
frequently visited her AZ ner home. The police
profess TO be in possession OF Information that
implIcatea him IN the taking of OF the young wo.
man. The accused protests MS entire innocence
OF the charge. He mas vile and amlly. Coroner
SINUS Will begin The inquest at tea O'Clock ms
fore DON IN as once IN the County Court House.
Al Ten O'Clock last night Detective Roach ar.
rested DR.. Cyrus II. Estes, AZ his residence, NO. "a
Van Brunt street, on suspicion OF being one OF the
persons concerned Ia causing the death o. Miss
fenuer Dy MALPRACTICE. Tue Doctor Was locked
DO NJ the buLss street poicc staions
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Fourth avenue.
AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS


nothing was known OF the matter, as IL had not
been reported by Captain Steers VINO, OF course.
had no information as 70 the eject OF the falling
Investigate II. The main question. however, IS
THIS Is the armory OF the Twenty-second regi-
ment a sale one TO enterl superintendent Adams,
was, Il was well built on strong piers, with
ron pillars. by man named Hatfield.
VINO was the architect. Mr.. Adams also stated
mat ne was notified on Monday morning by MAJOR
McGratn, o. the Twenty-second regiment, OF the
lalling OF the roof; but the anitor never spoke TO
the ponce VINO were on posi-, though IL was man,
lestfy ms duty to 90 So In c nseuuence OF tne
notification OF MAJOR NcGrath superintendent
ADAMS on Monday afternoon sent three Of his IN
They saw tue immense rent In the roof, ana lad
toists placed against the wall, which stands on
Fifteenth street, to strengthen 1t. This was DONE
although Mr.. Adams believes tho building TO De
THE THIRTY-FrFrH STREET ARSENAL
br,cS ou,Gngs 10 the CITY Of New YORK IL thar To-.
Gated on the nortn east corner OF seventh avenue
and West Thirty-nitn street. Five or six years
400 IL WAS a terror 10 the nei1nporhooc as Its
walls plugged out 20 much that II was feared tina
the top stones would tumble In on The tenement
houses adjoining the Arsenal, on seventh avenue.
And at last the Building Department oil thai da
Dad 10 take bold Oh 10 and tear the east.
trn or rear wall down and erect ahotheI
10 It's place. There can be 40 doubt Whatever oui
that the wallis are now unsouud aud Iiaole 10 al
some day or night when battalion drlll Is gona
on anc bury those 40 occupied ia the runs There
are constant complaints rom militia men aDoul
This unsound and badly erected ouLolne. Ile
yIbratiop the door wlen a dril - going on ana
q battalion advances ~ line OF battle IL Simply
fearful ana nose VINO nave participated 10 suco
drills cave often done so with papitasinR nesrts.
on the second story under the dri door. there are
. number OF heavy cannon ana these pieces OF puu
metal materially contribute 20 the setnn2 Oh tns
Vs'Is The day Ia coming slowly Dur surely wheu
this sdince will fall Ia. sometimes wren drills are
Tolug on there are great number OF AIDES pres
snt ana SPECTATORS and In case Of Aeeiosns
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BarK Joshua OBJ. Nowat Misunderstanding Archi'
pald.
BARK Farewell tasr), Nsumann, oalwsy-Din Rad
Parker.
Bark q " Roosevelt Hartman, Hsvsna-Jas Ward
ACo
Bark II W Grifhths tBr). Drummond. Matanzas-Jas
Ward Co
Brig Hunter. Shelly. Pernambuco-Fisher Co
Brig silas Award (br), Gates, Pernambuco-J IL WIN
chester Co.
Brig Ida Brl Smith, st Kits-Boyd Hincken.
Brig sarah Crowell Br) Norris st Johns PR V
Onatavia < Co.
Brig Hattie 5 Bishop. Bishop, Havana-Jas W Elweli
Co.
Brig Annie II storer. Adams, Matanzas-Miller 4
Hougnton.
schr Teaser, Bunker. Observation-Disclosures Co.
skhr & Moseiey Sargent, observation-disclosures Loud.
schr Ada Whitney, Masters Cardenas-H Loud 4
schr II n Carlisle Smith. Cienfuegos- Light
bourne.
Schr st Croix Foss. Bermuda-Mile r d Houghton.
Schr Hghhyer (Br), White, st Johns NF-Bowring
Archibald.
schr Helen RommelL Carson, Norfolk and City Point
Va-slaght < Petty.
Soop North America. Lyons, Providence-H W Jack
son 4 SON
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, J
THIRD DISTRICT, ToMPKINsvILLE NY. March IL. 1874
SOUTH OF HIGHLAND LIGHT.
class spar buoy. horizontal stripes has been
placed in about IA feet at mean low water to marx
rocky shosl neart &c land about four miles nom The
highland lights, and rather more than The same dis
from Long branch with clear passage betwee
IT and the beach for coasters desrous OF huggng the
land.
The bearings of prominent objects ares
Highland lights NV
Wreck of the scotland light vessel, BYE
Sandy Hook light vessel, NE x n.
White steeple al Long Branch. SW by s.
STEPHEN d TRENCHARD Commodore USN,
Lighthouse INSPECTOR. Third District
The buoys at Throggs NecK. Tenth street East River,
and the one the fort In butermllk Channel have
been carried away.
Capt Wiltbank, of steamer Tonawalda at Philadel-
PIMA March reports on Henopen tne beacon
bark Cienfuegos She lies In the track of Southern
bound and the spars floating around her make
II very dangerous
Capt Springer Of steamer City Of Fitchburs. at New
Bedford llth from New York. when about two miles OF
Point Judith passed Sunken schooner. with only her
topmAstS Above water.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Asporo, Feb 2o-in port, brig Q Pennsu. Mcfarland.
tor New London In days
CARDEsAs March lI--sailed, bark Carrisr Dove lBr.
north OF Hatsras; brigs susan tbr DO, Beaver (Br,
do
York Ellie (Br), Boston.
GEyoA Feb TO- Sailed bsrks osndido G (ItaD canero,
New York via Lioata and Leghorn; sth AcosmsNtsD'
MRuiero. Baiumore.
sAGuA, maroh s--Arrvcd, bark Henry Gregg.
Handy. Havana; sohr Lucy Hail. Nachiaa.
saiied sth-Brigs u r shcrwood lbrl North HaucrS;
Clara 0oodrich, do, Harry Hobtnson do schF 900
Hunt, Dexter, New York. :, 80
Davis New iork, brig Eugsna, vsAss, north Of HAT
teraA
Orr Hates Nav Yorx HAseh q ship ktssuoss. sests.
Gnlts0 SlAssA
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water available. and now lies fast to Aliens wharf II
Duyburv. Her men utterly exhausted, and would
have fared hard had they not been relieved by the Ire

paabuTy Her utterly eIhaqssd and would ND
savers
scHn ANNIE BELI-Rark Kate Crosby Porter, at Phil.
e ans PM Gm March ASiwsrp Saw Schooner
BELL from New York for Mayaguez lumber loaded . dis
manted, having been into by an unknown snip on
the Sd inst The ship d to render any ssi
hswser and compelled to take on the captain Col.
9 ne aa apan Of I in M sa sDS ing the
terms OF CAPTAIN Porter of the Crosby for the
treatment while on board aisvcsssl
Chr JonS STEWART (BD, before reported burned In
with 500 SSis @e Most Of I her running rigging
Offices c '' ''-'' anu '"' '''S'' ''' '''' -
scgK MATHEW vAssAn; yKschr George Hotehkis. ar.
with about 100 OF iron from Martha yassar Jr
be saved il the weather holds favorable.
ScsR l. HIGGINS tot Calais Mel Aylward, from Ca.
MaeR lost iSresaS and Sboo%
and broken wlndlass purchase
N 81 kss
Boston. She would repair aud proceed.
scHn uScAs, at New London l2tn inst, from Porto
6unS gale SS ds as Francis
scuR Q BiSSs, previously reported sung At Comm;
npaw by being cur THROUGH with Ice has been raised
The damaged merchandise saved from the wreck Of
ee e HAIL. RpsFaMd Nc 0'
The shady side has been by the Nor.
Iissna Steamboat Co and will 70 that route on the
ready for the
BosroN, March l2-The schr Plymouth Rock. from New
To-Day in tow OF steamer Charles Pearson At midnight
as S eh w Se s sck s
Zephyr was so badly damaged by the collision that she
brought 10 this port
BELFAST Ne March 1.-The pressure Of ice the YES
And poorer cassss The ;ehI Jacs DSwaSs q the
complete
water and Is only kept from sinking bv ashing spars
across her 10 vessels on each SIDE II she should sink In
ity by grounding upon her at low water.
GENOA Feb l9-Schrs Mcfarland, Mcfarland. and Bell
IN s ana % s aixs san
with yellow metal and the second coated with copper
Bark Fury Loud has also been raised in the floating
dock in order her sheathng. and the tai
being ioun in bad order she has been recoppered with
yellow metal
HAVANA March I2-The brig S wassell. with noasses
from Cienfuegos for Belfast Colorado Reefs.
The crew has arrived here.
NEW LONDON March l2-steamer City OF Norwich has
opened ice to AlyIs Point this AM. Tie river has
been closed to navigation tor the past six weeks
NEW HAVEN, March l2-rhis morning the schooner
Sandy HOOK Farrell. arrived here loaded with oysters
evening his vessel srucH squarely the starboa I'd
bow by another schooner damaging his vessel 70 the
making inquiries, he Captain teegraphed descrip.
the vessel to New York, with request that she
be detained to answer for the damage.
VINEYARD HAVEN March ll-Brig Edith Hall has been
haued on the marine railway, and found to be but
slightly damaged.
WINTER HARpoR March Son Wednesday March 4,
she had been land part OF her freight, encoln tered
large fields OF drift Ice through which IT was difficult to
how nv The ics casns Inc Vessel 10 leak The feight
somewhat damaged before the leak was discovered
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TIE WRECK OF THE M. vAssAR. JR.

The schooner N. vassar. Jr., 8. Winchester, mas
er. from New Bedford Tor New Haven, with .
cargo OF iron and box boards, which went ashore
on Eastern Plain Point Gardeners Island, about
half-past seven O'CLOCK on the 8tn inst. during
thick snow storm. now lies well up on the beach,
with about SIX feet OF water in her hold. The first
sea tina. struck the vessels sterR after she went
ashore carried away the boat tore her stern out,
stove mole lii her broadside and drove her hgn
up on the beach. The filed her deck aud
cabin full, driving all hands forward, where they
had 10 remain several hours, until the sea and
tide abated. The life saving crew from station
No. 8, with the assistance OF the crew from station
No. 8, hauled their BOAT across to Fort Pond Bay,
boarded the vessel and rendered all the assist.
ance possible under the circumstances Arrange.
ments are being made to discharge the cargo aud
the vessel Will probably be got or az soon - tho
weather Will permit.
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THE LOSS OF THE ITALIAN BARK
GIOVANNI

THE BODY OF HER LATE CAPTAIN TO ARRIVE IN
THIS CITY TO-DAY FROM BOSTON.
A telegram was received in this city yesterday
from Boston, oy Mr.. A p. Agresa, OF No. l2s Pearl
street, TO the effect that the BODY OF Captain
Francisco Puglize Piareano, who persisted IN
the wreck OF his bark, the Giovanni,
on the coast near Cape Cod had been forwarded
to New YORK, ana may be expected mere to-day.
The vessel was wrecked on the Atm inst, and all
on board perisned save Salvatore Cheappara, the
steward. The bodies oil several OF the petty OH.
GERS and crew have been buried a. Province Town.
NEE ting OF the committee already appointed to
take charge OF the interment or the captain Will
burial OF the captain VIII probably take place on
Sunday or Monday. The Italian consul IL taking
an active interest in the matter as the dead SHIP.
master was widely known and respected.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxrwzRP, March le-Saled, ship 0rahams Policy,
Clapp, New York; bark Francis Hilyard Bp. Abbott
DO
B.LvAsr March I2-Arrved, bark @ Biselow. Ferris.
Baltimore
Sailed llth bark Prince Hassan Or. CASTOR, PhiladeL
pha-
BARCELONA, March l2-Arrivsd. bark Maria Csp) Men.
dozona, New Orleans.
Also arrived, bark J N Csp) Camproamor. New Or.
leans
CARDIFF March ls-saIled. the Carlo for New York..
CANARY IsLANDs-sailed. bark Almira CoombA Lang
thorne, Havana.
DEAL March l2-Arrived. bark Fearless (Br). Slater
Baltimore tor London; schr stephen Davol. Huntley,
Pasca goula via Ship Island for London.
DUBLIN. March l2-ArrIved, bark Jorgen Lorentzen
tNor), Petersen. Darien via st Michaela
GLASGOW. March l2-sailed, ship Aros Bay (Brh No.
Intyre. San Francisco
Sailed 18th. bark Alexander Campbell. Bunker. Dem.
erars
HAMBURG. March ll-Arrived. bark Edmond Richard.
on tBr), Brodie. Wilmington NC
HAv.K March l2-Sailed, steamer Bolsata (0cr).
Barcnds orom Hamburg), New York sce below.
Hoxo Kosc, March ll-Arrived, steamer Colorado,
Dearborn, San Francisco via Yoko hamn.
LIVERPOOL March l-Arrived. steamer City Of Berlin
new Inman lne). Glasgow; ships Franconia, Otis, New
Orleans; John Rutherford BD, oNeal, do; bark Lady
Russell (Br). Leahy Savannah; 18th. ship Kate Troop
Br, Croker, Charleston.
Sailed l2h steamer Pennsylvania, Harris Phil adel.
phia
LONDON March ll--sailcd. ship " ststson. Moore,
New YORK.
LIssox--saied bark Audhnd CSor), Madsen. United
States
LHcuonN-sailed. banks Machiavslle QtaD. Naresca,
United states; volpini Qtal Consiglere, Philadelphia
MEssIsA-Saiied, bri. Sarah Emma Carter, New
York.
MAuRIrIus-Arrived, bark Charles L Pearson Swain.
Boston for Calcutta
MosnovIA-Arrved, bark Liberia, Richardson. New
York.
ROTTERDAM March l--SaiIed. bark Annie Troop (Br).
Hill New York mot previously
QUEENSTOWN. March l2-Arrived bark National Eagle.
Sears, Charleston for Liverpool tsee below.
Sailed 18th. steamer City Of Chester (Dr. Kennedy
Qrom LIVERPOOL. New York.
SIERRA Lsosx-sailsd, brig Helen Holmes, Eldridss,
Boston.
LoKpox. March l2-Bark National EAGLE. Sears. from
Charleston for Liverpool put into Queenstown to-day
with sails split. having experienced heavy weather
stcarer Holsatia. which was to nave sailed from
the 9th inst did that port until TO-.
day nhs i2ih). having basn detained At Hamburg BY
extremely low water.
The new Inman steamer City Of Berlin, arrived At
Liverpool vestsr dav from GLASGOW On the trip around
she accomplished as high as isk knots an hour.
telegram from Genoa reports that heavy gales have
prevailed OF there several vessels with fruit bound
for the United states have boon driven back dams
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FIRE IN FULTON STREET.

IRE was discovered a. ten minutes to twelve
last night by Sergeant sullivan, OF the Second
precinct police, In the basement OF the four story
brick building, No. " Fulton street. Tne building
Is occupied by george w. Loss as iancyRoods
store, and tue damage zone 10 MS STOCK Is esti-
amount OF $780, The IRE Is supposed to nave
originated rom an overneated stove.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, RI, March II, 1874
The ice entirely LEFT this and Dutch Island har
bors and SAILING vessels reach Providence without
the aid OF steam.
The Lighthouse Department has sent one OF Its en-
ployes here to ma 70 arrangements tor the immediate
erection OF dwelling house for the Conanicut Point
Lighthouse, Providence River which was recently up.
by drift ice and wind and carried out to sea The
Horace Arnold, who was seriously Injured At
the time is convalescsn and will be able to his
du u n
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CONVENTION OF IRISH SOCIETIES.

The Convention OF Irish societies assembled last
evening at Hibernia Hall, No. 2s Prince street, for
the purpose Of completing their arrangements Tor
the 81. Patrick's Day parade. Mr.. Thomas Kerri-
gan presided. The committee appointed to wait
on the Mayor and Common Council reported that
they sgnlhed their intention oil reviewing the pro-
cesson IN the City Han PARK. The same commit
tee reported progress Ia regard TO submitting the
route to the Police commissioners, who Will give
their opinion OF IL to-day. The order OF the varl-
Gus societies In the line OF march via not be An
noupced, IL Is stated, untn Monday next
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mass meeting OF painters was held last night
In Masonic Hall to protes, against proposed re-
duct,on OF wages and the return to the ten hour
rule. James O'Connen presided, and In a speech
stated the ooJestS OF the meeting. Resolutions
deprecating the proposed changes Eere entnus-
asticaNy adopted, and speeches. were made by
Messrs James Reyes, Charles James, i. p. Banks,
ElliOtt Hurlpurt and Others.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH u, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Baltic tsD. Kennedy. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Belvctsa tsr), webster LvorpooI-r J
Hurst
steamer Italia orr, Craig, Gnsgow-Hendsrson Broa
steamer California OBJ, Ovepstone. 0iasaow-Hen
derson Bros
osteamer Anglia ED, Smith, eiasgow-usndsrson
slesmsr stclnnann Cp.ls) LNabsre. Antwerp
s.eamar yinsland. Bowen. Baltimore via south Amboy
WIN pAlzeil
ship Nevsda Kruger, Brsmcn.-hullsr 4 Kruger.
- baFk LtPanbo Asars sydney, hsW-h W oasoero1
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BELOW.
Echr Speedwell, from SaguA.
SAILED.

Steamer stenmann (BelD Antwerp; ships Mariana
vi PORT, Lisbon: LeDnie Cr). Qrom Liverpoop -;
Gen McClcnnan, San Francisco; Daccia tBr) LONDON
lBri, Pernambuco; Eva Halifax MS sullivan oporto;
Nellie Fort spain; Alaska (Br AatAnzas schrs Maud
Barbour. Truiilo; Lewis Davis Caibarien; Daissy
pa MafQuZal
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would D. the same cid story Of panic, terror and

sudden death.
The seventh regiment armory IL also In a very
dangerous state, but II IS being shored up by Super
lnIehdent Adams, who does not seem 10 value us
construction very highly. IL Is o. iron and tne ex-
pan sion Dy heat and changeab weather has made
the beams, supporters ana columns shrink TO an
extent that calls tor increased vigilance ON behalf
OF the ofncers OF the Seventh. Let any or our
citizens take q LOOK at TINS armory as they pass
Iompkins Market, inspect its top-heaviness and
then Judge Tor themselves
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HAVANA, March u-Arnvsd. steamer Crescent cas-
Curtis New York. -,
Sailed l2lh, steamers Chas Lord, Cotton Crom Phi!
adephia) New Orleans City Of Merida. reynolds New
YORK barks cardenas, 'undberg. do: Nnova sph san
tosi brig Nary Comery, HARDWOOD Cardenas A.
- ST JAoo, March 5-Arrived, schr Cyrus from New
York.
saed Sd Maggie Lawrence, north OF Hatteras; hh
briggs Seaside ,Brl New York; 9Th. Josephine (br Cies
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

MerchantA, shipping agents ami ship captains are
Informed that by teegrap hing to tho HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals At and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad, OF
American ana ali foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same will Do eabsd 70 this country
free OF charge and published.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In
the temperature Tor the past twenty.four hours
in comparison with the corresponding date Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs
Pharmacy, HERALD BUILDING
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WHALEMEN.

Provineetown. March 7-schr Admiral Blaks, before
reported OFF this bar took right whale OF here on
Tuesday which will yield 30 or 81 bbls oil
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OEcA
| Salts. tDestinatioa. |

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK YoR THE
MONTHS OF hARCH AND APRIL.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

Sun AND NOON.