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Her Majesty's ship Basiiisk has just
returned 10 England after oommisslo ION
OF nearly four years, and brings word
that large archipelago OF islands has
been discoYeted in the neighborhood Of
this region, each about 1l,O00 feet high,
have been named Mount Gladstone aud
Mount ,Disraeti.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHrTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer George Clyde. Pennington Galveston
Fee 2 Key @ dse 81 ana SSs
Steamer Knickerbocker, Kemee. New Orleans; Feb 2l,
s''A win m'Se anu 10 ozark
msse ss to sr FEB e
gr,;n Lgt wrecwsa Sa sa
with mase PASSENGERS opin!a5a c. po,n,
and nd W mss tx the M Dr.
mnion SteamshDCa . ,r
hours with mdse ana passenSers to r Mallory Co.
Bark Union Dorp Gardenas lodays with sugar to mas
Saoya IrSy!asnzs dab Nangsna5o oa:.sr q,
Faneh - Eve 1 Co. Co. Passed Gibraltar Jan a.
BE MyrOnps aggn Msssa % days. with fruit to
to asaa win
sfhr Mary Gh,ltGp san Andreas days.
schr snniekson Garney Mosquito inlet DAYS
with lumber to swift Bros; vessel tovan Brunt Bro
. Sehr jennie Wiley, rreietnen, savannah days.
schr Charles Heller Sso@es savannah 5days, with
Sr Geafs ws cfoDpsf v with
chr Virginia Dragon, Virginia. with oysters Henry
schr 4 L Mason, Gibson. Virginia. with oysters to
schr Samuel Wood Wood. Virginia. with oysters to
schr Helen Hasbrouck. Bennett, Baltimore
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer CITY of New Bedford Fish, New Bedford
for New York. with rndse and PASSENGERS
Steamer lille, Ewing. New London for New YORK,
with mdse and passengers.
steamer City OF Hartford, Brooks Hartford for New
YORK..
. Steamer Traveller, Bowers, New Haven for New York.
with ndse and passengers
steamer Elm CITY, Peck, New Haven for New York,
with ndse and passengers
BOUND EAST
Steamer Eleanor, johnson. New York for Portland.
steamer Bolivar Lawson, New York for New Bed.
FORD. .
steamer Acushnet Rector. New York for New Bed
ford.
Steamer New Haven, Snow. New York for New
Haven.
Steamer Amos Barstow, Howard, New York for Pro.
videnca. . .
Steamer Middlesex, Buell. New York for New Haven.
steamer Bridgeport Weeks New YORK for Bridgeport
Schr White Rock, Laferty, New YORK Tor Southport
Schr J Elliott Elliott, New York tor Providence.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
"- See cable ne wa

u3- See cable newa
We are indebted TO the parser Of the steamer Knick
crbocker from New Orleans and Havana tor his atten-
tons
vnciai waters has hao her name changed to Dominion
She WILL soon commence her regular trips
BARK ANNIE MAUD. Reed at st JOHN NIB. Feb as from
water, OF The latter OF which they had only IA gallons
had biscuit each daily. On The night Of Feb "a the
captain made cape spenSer Lsh', md thinking him;
icing g down on his chart ifs came 10 anchor
teIwssn the Black Rock and ne ca s3 Win nds &.
Earl Dufern, from ~ Martins ST Jonn, observing
The to her ANA @ h s Sssss&
boarded BY the steamer They had been DAYS on allow
the D. gave iHsm ali the provisons he could spare and
the exhaused men were speedily at work Aiier consd
sra6e dsu he a'Sh na 9 her e. liz te
arriving about mid nighs
BARK LYDIA tBrl. from Dat.en for Liverpool. which
R Ss INTO Fortress Monroe ''aA'aS has arrived NOR
BARK MINERVA, Of Boston, which put into Key West
Inst November IN distress was sold there last week for
BARK sroyfR, at Havana dii not sustain serious
damage BY getting upon the Aoseli shoals
BRIO MISSISSIPPI qtaD, iron New Orleans for Esvre,
which Key est last December leaking had re-
paired and v "a reloadIna her cargo zOtu uIt
CHR Joay BALL before repoftcd) dragged her an.
ohors on saturday aud went ashore one nile north Of
R TIE remained iii when rescued shs came from
Nnculty that he suceceded IN ge,tins line ashore
owing to the eondinon OF his crew who were baaiy
ceved aid At time the situation OF the vessel was
such ta she entirely hidden IRON !ie view OF sap.
now 9as,sred 4. ne A,lagc, H w Tue john sA'i
sens A LsvrNise smith, at Philaoe phis Ley nom
Caves Oh. In oeu,lns me RIVER was dfsa by sde
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would:" az once made an appointment with
Colonel De Kay. the Governors Secretary TO assist
Comptroller Hopkins was present at the time.
and lett with me. and on tne way out expressed
q desire TO 20 through the bll with US, as he
might wish TO inquire about some things in IL;
proposed We should 60 over It that evening;
myself commenced comparing the re-engrossed
bill with the Conference Committees report;
and found everything correctly engrossed until
we came TO the Item relative TO the payment oil
counsel employed 10 assist District Attorneys,
IRON winch two lines had been dropped out IN tue
re'engrossed BILL We noted the error and passed
on until naii-past eleven O'Clock and then lana ~
aside until morning. The next morning Colonel
De Kay came with the Comptroller. according 10
appointment, and assisted in comparing the re-
mander OF the DILL. We found no other error IN
II, except in the new Capitol item wnere we found
omitted in the re.enerosseG bill ! AZ
occurred.n ! then stated 10 Them that the Item
was inserted In the Conference Committees re-
por: by myself ana General BaIcheller, after the
report had been completed by the clerks, ana that
omitted TO attach copy OF II TO the old en-.
crossed OH. and that had no doubt the engross,
engrossed bill, without referring to the Confer
ence Committees report, as he should nave done
ments contained in the Conference Com
mlttee's report, and attaching tnem 10
the outy OF the Conference Committee, but was
volunteered simply ana entirely TO expedite the
Ie-ensrossing OF the olll II TINS voluntary aoor
would have re-engrossed the Dill from the Confer
ence Committees report and this error IN the re-
en9rossiug would not have occurred Colonel De-
Kay took the oil and conference report with him;
the next morning I was called TO the Executive
Chamber: the Governor Comptroller and Dekay
were there; the errors we're examined by the
Governor ana appeared clearly TO De clerical
errors the re-engrossing: the Governor re-
marked tnat he coulu not sign the Dill until II Was
mace AS II had passed the Legislature; the Ed
crossing Clerk OF the House was sent FOR, VINO
brought with him the old engroSsed bill. 10 which
we had attached copies OF the amendments con-
tained in the conference report; IL showed that
the first error III the re-engrOssed bill came from
following the copy attached to the old bill, which
had been incorrectly copied from the conference
committees report; tnat the error III relation TO
the Capitol Supefntendents salary was made In
consequence OF following the old engrossed bill.
TO which copy OF the Item IN the conference
committees report nad been attached.
Sidney DeKay, Comptroller Hopkins and James
o. Tanning were sworn, ana confirmed the evl-
deDce OF Senator Wood.
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SEVERITY OF JERSEY JUSTICE.

A WHOLESOME LESSON TO DEpnAvED YOUTHS.
The trial OF Michael Hessler Tor an outrage on
the person OF an old woman, named Mary Anne
Gurney. was concluded In the Court OF Quarter
Sessions. at Jersey CITY, yesterday, by verdict
OF guilty. Hessler ana James Hardenberg and
Frederick He,ner, gang OF deprayed Youths,
to the residence OF the Ola
woman on sunday, The 18th OF December.
They ascertained that her husDAnd was an
inmate OF the Hudson Cou nty Aimsnouse, AT
snake hill. After some brief CONGREGATION they
fastened the door, ana seizlng the cd woman
threw her down. two OF the nen0s nolding her
wnile the third accomplished his designs helnef
made hls escape and has not been caugnt,
but tho other two we're arrested and lodged IN
jail. HardenDerg was tried aud convicted Two
weeks ago aud soon as verdict or guiity
was pronounced against Hesser yesterday Joti
were called up Tor sentence. Judge HonMan
addressing them SAID they had been guilty OF
crime almost "a heInou5 as murder, anu IN tnelr
case ne would make SUCH an example as Woulu
not be forgotten by vicious youths ia the county.
tie then sentenced them 10 tea years each AT nara
labor In the STATE Prison. Tne prisonets, VINO
Were evidently unprepared Tor such stroke OF
Justice, were overwhelmed with dismaJ, ana
Hardenperg looked the very picture OF despair.
he tgrned 70 his Companion Ia woe, but before he
eeulu SPEAK 70 nim bota were removed " con-
stsb!e ~ the lalA
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 2, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Franconia. Bragg. Portland j F Ames
Steamer Gen Whitney. HalAtt, Boston-p pimock.
shlp Strathearn (Brh Jarman, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Bros
Ship Mariana VI tPorD. Santos Lisbon-G Amsinck
4 Co. 49,
Bark Philip weyergang. vanderheydeD, Riga-C To-
bias a. Co.
Bark Eliza Barss (Br, vesey. Hamilton (Bermuda,-A
Z Tucker
Brig Favorite. Woodward Demerara-H Trowbridge's
Sons
Brig Thomas Turull Thompson, Arroyo, PR-L, W P
Armstrong -
Brig Z A Sparks Bradley. Havana-Jas Ward Co.
Brig Maria Wheeler Grover, Havana-Parsons d
Loud. 49,
Brig Rachel Coney, Coney Trinidad (CubO-Miller
Houghton
4 Co.
Schr Pride Of the East, Lord, Greytown, Nic-B
Metcalf Co.
schr Mary Jane Lee, Haagerty. Antgua-Marcus Hun
Gus Co.
Schr Ruth Darling, Gray. Cardenas-Jas Ward
Co.
schr John Smith; Jones' SaGuaaF Smith Co
Schr NJ Staples, Cole, st Jago-Brett Son Co
Schr Caleb Eaton, Savage. Baracoa-BJ Weinberg.
schr Isralc Snow, Hatch, Baracoa-BJ Weinberg,
Son.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BANGKOK, Jan Gin port schr VIM Phillips ncAley, for
BoxnAy Jan 25-In port ships Lady Duferip !BE Fsa.
hos S o aaTfe GS Wood and ohand0'
c4iogrlA Jan 5:In port ships gp Cheney stayyssy
sars6 H!ahsit Burwel., and susan Gilmore, Carver.
Hrrivsi Feb Is, BARK T Merryman, Young, Rio ia
oAnBsSAs Fey a1-ArE,ved brig Jaiia MaskeII Has;
press Isea, ireland, Iiayana. .., :, y..,...,.
issa "a ss 5 Is n Ssoe
Jackson ao 6fs Jp o. SsyS s'an do
n % Gsna tS ShF ao Hs @ Iaf
aEis Jo sI xas ca.hs s% as
ing Bs ss :ssF M 5s Gi "a stsss Hs
Baltimore S.'h sear Moore Ersaslin Se sSl YORK s,,
Boston brSs queen Of the West tsr,, stJcn Ss Pre-:
,.Ga4srlSAso,, Yep ls--Arrved, chr Emma Heather,
sssa e b SFf y yia CSC Rowe new York
aa TsS arc sss hs' Gos err va
aas carinaesna Wn Clyde Iylgss'on SSw or
f s vep"9 sdS Hsu Annie YiS Stanley shields
Afsyei 3D. steamer Iity OF New York. Zimmerman.
sa4a: 3 ;a o ss gs ss's gsGa
s Sew nGr' sS CT Louisa o oqy' Orr
ma, Boughon. Matnnzas; IN. ,.u..
PIX a. sehrs MSxandeT New VIZ FORK Kate B5stcu
ALSO salea "a steamers A!hanbra Tor Boston; Chase.
for Portland. 49,
MEssisA, Feb 5-sailed, steamer Anglia (Brl. Smith,
New ork; brig David Bugbee, staples do sth Dark
iiornet HOPKINS do; schr Voyazer OBJ, Humphrey
Philadelphia. , -
MANILA. Jan SIN port ships Cutwater, Creeiman, ana
from Hong Kong, arrived Dec 49, Halnilton Ross from
qf,yGa Pee p e qsa S sw 90 az ay'
mar. nloeun, -,
MArANzAs. Feb T-Arrived briggs Prairie Rose, Green
leak Havana AN Carlos, Athcron. dot Carrie Derha'
iall do, Annie W Goddard lBrj, DO jose Deveteux
Curtis froyiaenco and Key West March bark Ehen
Dyer Ciapb, Havana. brig CAsoats's, Si"mohA new
YorG
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ice on sunken oyster sloop which lies between Lis
tons and Reedy Island the western edge OF the chan

Toe on sssg SOD s ct he
scnR PLYMOUTH Rock from New York for Boston, went
ashore on the 18Th plt on the east side OF hynnns mar
nor ne vessel Leaking but the cargo VIII De saved
in a damaged condition.
scnn Gro BowDEs, Howe, through the mismanage-
eht OF the PILOT was run ashore on Iemnns NarrowS
bermuda he ioreoot was much injured; and she win
her way to Georges s1 70 LOAD for Dsmerara
SeMn Com Eta at Lewe Del 20 DAYS from CuTae0 r
day. S'''' '~A' ~ - " ''"' " 'fNN''
Bay has proceeded on her voyage.
RESCUE, 236 tons bnils at sctauket 1854 was
recently sold to Falmouth, Mass, man Tor sl225.
Ca, Capt Pie rec OF bark Il Slower. at Havana after
shoals as being half mile OF its proper position
Chas Reeve, of Worthwhile, the schr Martha May Is
Ss She GIS S
BosToS March brig Carrie Purington, OF Topsham
from Legh9rn for Boston which has been detained IN
Day aud viii be towed to soston q SS'" "'''
FL, March nSr yas @
aground of Hawkins Point was Yesterday afternoon
several to afford relief but far WITHOUT
s g tug f.Ss has Gs an in
large hawsers have been broken without any
saas
gotten She h @ns no s
proceed her voyage soon as she relieved IRON her
Richmond of the Ea,%Ore and Ohio
also got aground yesterday afternoon of Belvidere
ShoaL The Baltimore and Ohio tug Convoy down
her assistance and she expected up during the
evening.
GLoucEsrEn March schr Norwood reports the loss Of
Michael Connolly and Patrick Powers seamen, while
fishing of Cape Cod Feb %.
NEW HAVEN March 2-The stratford shoa Lichtsnip
after number OF unsuccessful trials reached
Saturday moEning last by the ste amers Cactus and Gen
her matter of ifhculty number OF hours were
consumed in the labor, ana both of the steamers were
injured TO some extent
PHILADELPHIA March 2-steamer Yazoo. Barrett, from
New Orleans via Havanu, which was ashore below New
castle, was hauled of Monday night and arrived up
the city to-day.
PORTLAND, Ne, March 2-Schr Fanny went ashore
Trundys Reef last night ana went to pieces. The
saved though man died from the effects OF the
cold
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 22-The ship Lennox Castle (Br)
and the park Annie, anchored Off Meiggs' Wharf col
lided at o'clock last evening The Lennox Castle lost
her libboom and headgear while the Annie received
considerable damage about her starboard quarter
rigging.
The new barkentine II Ham arrived yeste rday from
Port Blakely where she butt. She Is $50 reg
iser is designed for the coasng trade and will carry
about 7G0 NJ feet OF lumber.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL, March l-Saied bark Carmela (ItaU, Castel
lano, New York.
pExrRAnA, March l-sailsd, schr Nellie, Perry, new
York.
GLASGOW March 2-Arrived, steamer state Of Georgia
tBr), Cooper, New York.
Sailed lss bark Canning (Br>, Kitchener, United
States
GIBnALrAn-sailed. brig Cadet Leighton from Mes.
sinai, United States.
Also sailed, schr Hydranthe (Br). Doans (from Paier
mo- New York.
HARrLKPooI, March l-Arrived, brig Hermann Freder.
lex (Ger Schmidt Darien,
LIVERPOOL, March l-Saied, bark Bredsdorn (swej,
Terkelsen. New Orleans
Cleared Ist barks Grey thunderstorm (Nor Andersen,
CDed States: Enrique (Arg) Payson, do
LONDON, March z-SaIed, ship Abigail (Br). Raymond.
Boston,
LIMERICK March I-sailed. bark Jacob (AuO. Case.
vico. New York.
LEcHoRN- Arrived schr John F Kranz Howes Mar.
seilles
Sailed. bark Templar Bartlett New YORK sch Matte
A Franklin, Griffin, Boston.
MovfLLE, March 3-Arrved. steamer Prusslan (Br),
Richie Portland Me, for Liverpool.
NEWCASTLE, March l-saied, bark Ecliptic (RuS 10.
hansen, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, March 2-Arrived bark Maria (Rus, Neu
man. Baltimore.
Also arrived ID, Wisconsin tBr Forsyth New
York for Liverpool; brig Mohawk (Br), Murphy. st Ma
rvs GA (see below.
soUTHAMProS, March 2-Arrvei. steamer Neckar QGer
Meyer, New York for Bremen.
Sailed "a, steamer hermann Ger, Reichmann Qrom
Bremen. New York.
sIAox's BAY, CGH-Arrived, ship Sacramento, Lane
Banjoewanjie for Boston (see below.
TEzEL, March I-saied bark yesta tor), New York.
Sailed from port IN the United Kingdom March l.
Carlota, for United stltes
LONDON March 2-Ship Sacramento, Lane, from Sour
abaya, &c for Boston, has into Table Bay leaking
badly, and will have to discharge for repairs.
Ship Edward O'Brien. from Mobile for Liverpool.
which beached at AFTER beng ashore has
been again hoated and toged to Liverpool.
Brig Mohawk tBr. Murphy, arrived at Queenstown to.
day from st Marys Ga, In damaged condition, having
encountered heavy gales.
Sd, 6AM-Advices from Cape Town report the Ameri.
ship Sacramento. Lane. from Banjoewanj!e Java,
for Boston, has put into Simons bay, Capo OF Good
Hope, in leaking condition. and would have to cs.
charge.
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CHARITY IN THE TENTH WARD.

the Association for the Relief OF the Poor Of the
Tenth ward distributed 1876 rations &c. destitute
families In their store, No. l04 Allen street, yester
day. Bread was very scarce, and number OF ap-
plicants had to be sent away without 1t. The fol.
lowing persons sent in contributions -
Jonn Foell No. l73 stanton sTeet-s0 lbs OF meat
Christian Run No. % Allen streetso oaves OF bread
Charles schubert No. w Orchard sucet--30 lbS Of
meat
Is. N. y.-Sl TO-
Franz Hagemsnn. No 1873 Eidridss srsst-2 obls Of
potatoes
rhlip Phipps No 1856 Allen street-O pairs OF snocs
Collected by Nj. Alexander stockmar, - 70.
g. DAluen, No 1888 Allen street--L5 Ioaves OF bread.
r 4. Heinrchs-s One breAl.
4. Nerle No. lS Allen street-25 loaves Of bread.
van Deden, Allen and stanton streen-2 DDlh OF
vegetables
Niederlein, No. l19 Allen street-Provlsons
Mrs Ebernardt, No. 1os Broome stres;-so
Or. Bufian, No. ~ hiYtngton street-43 weekly
Anton Andesncr No lSo Norfolk lbs. Of me
Christian baasc, NO. lB Ludlow street, barrel OK no.
tatoes,
Fred setzkorn, No. iH Ludlow s,reet--2s loaves OF
bread.
John BentsL No. 2s1 Broone street-some Tread
Franz Naeiski-l0 lbs OF liver pudding
frans Rem elm, No. so Allen street, Dasket Of bread
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A CURIOUS NEWARK COURT CASE.

There is now confined In the Essex County Jail
OF Newark. uncer very singular circumstances.
young man named Waiter g. Meyer, formerly OF
Morris county. Meyer 10 held for a DEBT OF 1000.
contracted under the following state OF al.
iars In Morris county also dwet Joseph ]. Ron.
kor had and nss daughter. waiter and MISS
suit for seduction was Instituted against the
former by the latters father. walter was tried and
convicted. He was ordered to pay $4,000. Beng
doailess he applied Tor relief under the lnsolvent
Debtors act, sought the benefit oil the Bankrupt
Newark. Thltner he was pursued ny the relent.
less Rolf, pere. and clapped INTO jail. There be
has remained Tor several months. yesterday tne
question OF his release was argued In the Newark
Court. The Judge toeK the papers ana reserved
HIS decision.
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STATE CHARITIES AID ASSOCIATION.

Last evening at Association Hall the above or.
ganization had q meeting, at which Mr.. William
Cullen Bryant presided, for the purpose OF insur-
Ing more faithful and efficient administration OF
the pauper system OF the State. On the platform,
among the many distinguished gentlemen, were
MIR. Peter cooper. Mr.. Howard Potter, DR.. Os-
good and Others MI. Bryant made an opening
speech euloslst1c OF the society and It's
efforts, and introduced William e. Dodge,
Jr., VINO read the third annual report OF me
ASSOCIATION. The officers OF the society are:-Mlss
Louisa Lee Schuyler. President: Howard Potter,
Vice President: A. W. Van Rensselaer,, Core
spending secretary; Edith G. Putnam, Secretary.
and John Crosby Brown, Treasurer. The members
Of tile orgauization number among them some OF
the most distinguished names in the state.
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Sailed 27th, banks W Holbrook Polleys, New York
john Sweeney. somers north of tatteras; carrie
Long, Parks do; schrs F Hail. keiin, Charleston;
Coulomb. Fennimore, north OF Haterasy . a.,
MASzAYILLo, Feb 25-Arrived, bark Ada Gould, Mer-
rltt New YORK.
PALKRxo, Feb 2s-saled steamer stowe (Br). for New
York.
RAscooS Jan l5-In port ships Annie Fish, Hofses
and Nonantum. Foster, for Europe, ldg. .
SAcuA, FEB 2l-Arrived. schr Hattie G Mcfarland NC
Farland. Havana mot q Mcfarland. from st JaRo).
Sailed 20h, brig Anne Lily Brl north OF Hatteras
ST JAGo, Feb l5-Sailed. schr Ondna (Sp Carabelias
Savannah.
TRINIDAD (Cubal. Feb 20-Arrived schr Thomas Clyde
Fisher Philadelphia.
Sailed sd, schr Carrie Hart Davis Boston.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Sbovefu and Handkerchief lightvessels have
been returned to their Stations.
G II PERKINS,
Lighthouse Inspector Second District
Boston, March 1873
Notice hereby given that the Ledge lghrves-
sci has resumed her ton in the Delaware Bay.
G 3 WHITE. y SN
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District,
Philadelphia, March l. 1875
The Bartlett lgAtship, having been repaired was
lowed into position on Monday, March
The Cornhela lightboat has been drawn up at New
London for repairs; will be placed In position.
lighthouse Is to be established on Cedar HILL at the
east end Of the Sound.
New Haven, March 2, 1875
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ST. JOHNS GUILD.

The following BRIEF noe from Mrs. ]. D. Town.
send, written in behalf Of the lady managers OF
the Amateur Concert" was yesterday received
at ST. Johns Guild. 1t will he seen that, In q
financial as well a. . musical sense, the affair was
q SUGGEST
NEW Yonx. March ], E7a
Rev. WswALI-
DEAR sIR-rhe managers OF the Amateur Concert
given at De Garmo Hall on the evening OF Febru l9
In AID Of ST. johns Uulld herewith enclose TO
OF 3S95 which with the So already received by
the proceeds ariang thereiron, after paying
expenses-viz $40.
NumDer OF tic kets Sold 80 1854
Money taken 40 81 the =. %
Contributions In popey ~
-
Total
Expe Observation-Disclosures.
Balance .................... ............... S6a5
Iwenty.hree tickets are still ont and ceounted tor
II Thing Is realized from them will send IL
Very respectfully, MS JOHN ID. TOWNSEND
for the ManazerA
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SPOKEN.

Snip Antarctic Br), Smith. from Liverpool for New
York. FebI lat 50 u.s. Ion l8.
Ship Alrey Force (Br Cutter, from newcastle, NSW
Dec 81 for San Francisco date lat SO s. Ion "lP' W.
Bark Giovanni utaD, Parano, from Palermo for Bos-
ton. Feb %. lat 80 So Ion IL
Schr Joseph Baker Davis. from New York for Gal
weston, Feb % lat 81 05, ION 7S
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents ana ship captains
Informed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, Of
American all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will be cabed to this country
free OF charge and published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
THE LIQUOR LAW.
BOSTON. Mass. /!

BOSTON. Mass, March q 1875.
The House to-day, by large majority, refused
70 pass 10 the third reading the Liquor Law DILL.
IL 10 generally believed that thn viii si tue
measure, 80 Iar - tns sssson Of ,he Legislature II
concerned.