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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06

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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06
A NEW DEPARTURE.

A NEW DEPARTURE.
Millinery, Dress Making. Perfect. Fitting Cor
sets md Fancy Goods Combined.
MRS. K. Q. LOGAN
Respectfully that she has removed 10 tho
large and elegant store,
NO. IA BARoNNE STRRET
next door to Grunewald Hail. where sho will DO pleased
70 Show her friends and the Ynhle the eleRant
CoRsETS and FANCY GOODS ever aeon In thin CIV
fSeady made Ball Costumes . speciality.
DresSes made TO order in eight hours. lao3 10 "
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

from the vengeance OF an indignant people and the
righteous judgment OF just Senales Say for him We
can only say that remembering little he forgot
much that he remembered his PARTISAN but forgot his
duty that in his ndety TO his own reacherous friend
he was iahess to the country that had honored and
trusted himl-Nev York Sun (ind
The fall Of Secretary Beknap is directly traceable to
the extravagan fashionable life which prevails at the
national capital our republican officials cannot,
their moderate salaries honestly ape the foes Of for
eign OF late years the temptation 10 malieas-
ance has greatly increased Albany Times tdem.
Belknap his present plight is one OF the Legitimate
products OF the system undaf which the Grant party
has managed the affairs OF the government Worcester
Press (denil
That Fort Sill venture a very silly operation for
Belknap.-Western paper
Belknap promises to be very protracted nap to the
republican party.--WorcesteT Press (dem.)
That committees report on Beknaps case was IN
every sense complete holster Western paper.
1t is Illumination to the country such as 1t is not
often compelled to experience -Scranton Pa Repub-
ttcdn (rei)
1t Is sckening.- -Neiodrk Advertiser (rep)
'Be brief; Pm sick n-GeaeraI Grant
The four great sensational BIS of the age-Beecher,
Bowen, Baocock, Belknap
THIS affair Is hopelessly bad even in its ttleness
and we are inclined TO believe the rumor that Beknap
said 10 Grant, IL wish had killed myself" and Grant
Teplisd, II wish you had l"Nepark Advertiser rep
Poor Belknap We cannot but pity him. Taken
from obscurty and put IN position OF great dignity
and responsibility he saw men living all about him in
lavish sayIe and becoming rich on the moderate salaries
OF the government he was tempted, and he felL-
Boston Herald (ind.l
II overshadows all other public scandals Pittsbuy9
Dispatch (r'p.l
1t isl shock to public faith-Clereland Herald rep
Mercy shown TO him (Belknap would be q deep dis
grace-HarrisbuTg Telegraph tteHl)
What might have been n caution TO Belknap-"Be-
the ldes OF Marsh"
The exposure Of Beknaps nfamy is n victory now in
behalf OF reform and honesty and It makes up for the
default Of justice in the OF Babcock Petersburg
Va Iader (deDL
The culprits who have by such shameful acts fallen
from such high station VIII find no apologists Con
tuney may be mingled with pity, and utter loathing
take the type OF sad and sick Indignation The coun
Try IS the victim not the culpritUtica Herald lrep
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 4, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wITITEsroNE TELEGRAPH
Steamer Carondect MeCrcery Porto Cabelo Feb 20 via
LaHuayra, &c, with mdse and passengers II Mallory
A Go.
steamer Albemarle Gibbs Lewes Del With mdss to ths
Old Dominion Steamship Go.
ship Brl Armstrong, Liverpool 81 days in ballast
whitney Co Had heavy heAd winds the entire
lost and split sails Is anchored In GraSesend Bay for
orders
Bark Fearless (Brl Slater AIgoa Bay via 81 Thomas 90
DAYS In ballast to simpson. Shaw Co Had strong NE
and NV gales the entire passage.
Brig Leonard Myers, Hicks, Montcvdeo via Delaware
Breakwaer "a with hides skins ORDER
A Abbott Crossed the Equator Feb in Ion 81 ~;
days north OF llateras, with strong NE and NV winds
Brig Victoria OF New Haven't Sanders 81 Pierre Is days,
with TO II rrowbrdges sons Had strong and NV
gales from lat 30 days north OF atteras Feb III
lat 81 s Ion ~ ~ spoke brig Henry Wright from Mara
caibo for Boston
Brig Chas Hoard tBr) Messenger Areeibo, PR u day.
with 10 Onativa Coz vessel 90 simpson, shaw
Co: Was days north Of Cape May. With strong NE and
NV gales
scr Charlie stcdman of Bath Dnnton. Fort Antonio
Loui Ia Was days north Of atteras, with strong E
and y w gales aud
Schr " Wilson of Philadelphia. Somers, Cenfuegos
10 days with Brngiere Son; vessel 10 master
Had light winds aud calms 20 ateras; anerward strOug
ncrthefy and casferly winds.
Schr II Hickman Milford Dell, Robinson. Cardcnas l3
days. with SUGAR urinnen Minturn Co: vessel TO
Feb rs lat - - Ion "a h2 spoke brig Berry,
Matankas Fhndcphia 18th OF Hog lsladd schr
VI Rose from Havana Tor New York
schr Eva Yates (of wadoboro), Yates Cardenas via
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

SHP WINGED HUNTER Panno, at San Francisco Feb 25
from New York, had heavy Sw gales OF River la Platte,
and split sails. &c.
BARK ATLANTIC (Dutch) voen from Darcn for Newcas-
te f. which arrived below Charleston LIST inst in Distress
spruns aeak Charleston for the purpose Of
examining her and as her draught is considerable they
speedily into port.
BARK JonS GRpDn C). at Charleston Havre was on
FIRE yesterday aternoon. Her cargo, consisting of s57
bales OF upland cotton, damaged mostly
with which the vessel has been filled The insurance
freight money f5o is Insured at Charleston The Vessel is
owned In Liverpool Ske will be pumped and the cargo
sioo.oUo ' 'A's1 ~
BARK Nuovo OTTAWA Capt Bozzo from Genoa Balti
is the italian bark wrecked the North Carolina
the night Of the ist inst The all
except the second mate and three No bodies
been recovered since the previous report.
BARK WINDSOR 1926 tons register built at Nova Scotia
1856 metaled In December 1874 has been sold
At this port for $500
BARK cAnLlA (Nor. Fortress Monroe 4th inst from
Westport. /, is leaking.
BRIG SPARKLING WAFER sls tons register built at Stock
ton in 1859 metaed September 1874 has been
tion at this port for $3.50
scHR skGUN. which sunk last December near Groton
towed 70 New London 4h, PM by steamtug Yelling
ton.
reported put into Portland after collision with schr Aegha
MIA from Boston RockIand into on
Friday night while at anchor oil Chatham schr Fisk
from Boston Baltimore breaking the flying jbboom and
tearing the b 6c The Aeghania also put into Portland
scHR CARRIE WALKER, OF Thomaston. which struck
kockland March where she will go the ways
pairs Her keel is badly used that It will have
keel not much dam aged
Sem srovER, from Georgetown Sc for Boston. with
Kelly put into Norfolk 81 in distress for repairs =
ScHR PRDRo VARKLA sold auction this port for
$500.
san FRAScIsco Feb 25-steamer KaIorama Elliott, from
San Diego aud for San Francisco is ashore
BuenaNentnra
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Steamer Greece 1sr), Andrews. London-F W j Hurst,
Steamer Victoria (Dr), Hedderwick Glasgow-Henderson
Bros
steamer Hermann Ger, Reichmann Bremen via South
AmptOn-Oelrichs 4 Co.
steamer Lafayette Fr) lIeiland, Havre-Louis de Be-
bian.
steamer City OF Austin. Stevens. Galveston via Key
West-C II Mallory a Co.
Steamer George Elder, Read New Orleans-C A Whit
ney Co.
Steamer Hudson. Gager, New orleans-Clark Seaman.
Steamer San Salvador, Nickerson Savannah-W Il Garr
Steamer Champion Lockwood, Chareston-J W Quintard
a Co.
Steamer Ellen Terry, Wallace. Newbern. NC-Josiah
White
steamer Fanta, Howe. Wilmington, NC-Wm Clyds 4
Co.
Steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-old dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Q Knight. Chichester Georgetown, DE-
Steamer VIM T. Clyde. Ingram, Phladciphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallett Boston-H Dilnock.
Steamer Pointer Dill, Providence and Brstol-Ferguson
4 Wood
Ship Baltic Taylor San Francisco-sutton & Co.
Bark Argosy (BD, Couch, Dunedin and Wellington NJ
Geo Bulley.
BARK Prin CNor), Faugh. London-Benham 4 Boyesen
formerly Br bark Jas Primrose).
Bark Antonio uta Calabrette, Cork for ordersJohn
& Seager.
Brig Meta Ger Rottger Pernambuco- Tobias Il Co.
Brig Edouard (Br, Backlin, st Johns, MA Outer
bridge
Schr MaryJ Curran, Mcmillan Santiago de Cubs-B
Weinberg X Co.
schr Jordan Mott Brown, Baracoa-BJ Weinberg Il
Co.
schr Addie Bryant, stubbs Key wcst-Bcnncr Pnck-
Schr Lily Cole, Charleston-Eyans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr Hazard, Brewster, Georgetown, SC-Bentley,
Gildersleeve Co.
schr Ada Damon, Cunningham, Gloucester Mass-Mas-
sehr yidette. Blatchford, Gloucester Mass-Master.
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PRESS REFLECTIONS.

Blind unquestoning confidence in ones friends may
be accounted private life but IL is nearly
allied TO grevous fault IN public station. The deposi-
tary great public trust should have attachments
and prejudces strong enough TO prevent him from
recognizing wrongdons in his associates -
New York Times Jddm- rep.)
Should any other exposures of obbery in high places
follow the charges against General Bclknap they will
very seriously deepen the public conviction the
President been carclcssly lax his efforts keep
his administration above reproach-Neio York Tines
(adm. repl
rhe exposure OF Secretary Delknap the last link
chain which can be broken only IN one way. With
other uatve proofs OF shameless corruption rcck.
less partisan hip and wauton contempt for public
terests IL viii surely convince the people that the
republican party Is unnt TO govern the counry-Nev
York Tribune tindl
Grantsin has come TO Judgment at last This infa-
mons abuse OF the public Tor personal and par
tsan gam has borne ITS Inevitable fruits II the
puucan party cannot nd itself absolutely OF this faint
and shame. no republican canddaic VIII have ooticr
chance OF election than Boss Tweed himselL-Ne1o
loIk tribune liHd.l
Grant could . ot repricvc or pardon Bcknap onee
mpeathcd lie did tho ouly thing ne could 90 he
placed him beyond the reach OF impeachment what
are We say the head OF tho nation who rushed 10
the relief OF this great maiefacior and rescued him
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

Delaware Breakwater 16 days With sugar 20 Maitland
Phelps Co; vessel Yates Porterhed Was days
north Of ateras with strong NE aud Nv gales lost and
split sails
schr Chambers ,of ST John SBl, Read, cardenas via
Delaware Breakwater days with nolasses 10 Moses ay
Tor x Cos vessel 90 Neyins son. Mas ~ Gays @ ho,. Va
q 81 had heavy Sw gale, veerng TO NV, and lasting
days lost and split sails aud received other slight
Schr salie Norton Cullen Elizabeth CITY Nc, lo Gays
with com to Lane x vessel 20 Mm Baker.
Schr Nellie own. Kelly Norfolk for Boston.
Schr Mary Riley. Riley. City Point. Va.
Schr Z Morris. Endie0tt, Georgetown, ID Z.
Schr Ada Vicar. Cross Baltimore.
Schr Z Jackson, Chreighton Philadelphia
Sehr NJ Welsh. Bird Philadelphia for Boston.
schr rani Thompson Jarvis. Philadelphia for ProV'
sehr C cotttinghaE, Thayer. Philadelphia for Fall
sehr Freddie L Porter, Books, Parkers Head, Me-
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. Portland for New York
York
Steamer Galates, " Walden. Providence for Now York
phia.
schr Warren Gates Smith, Milestone Point for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General Whitney Hallett New York for Boston
steamer Amos Barstow Howard. New York for Provl-
dence.
Steamer Delaware, Smith Now York for Norwich
frig Jennie Cheney. Arey, New York for Malaga
Brig Annie Bray, Smith, New York for Basse rerre St
Ktts).
Brig Torrent. Neal Port johnson for Portland.
schr Madagascar, Rich EliEate tethport for Salem.
scnr l. Abel, Carr Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Sarah falc1ner. Wilson, New York Tor Southport
Schr Hattie Lou, Hay den, New York for Cold Spring
Schr Nellie Lanper, Beebe Port johnson Providence
sehr Samuel Godwin Williams. New York Tor stamford
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

Sailed 3D. VIM Hewes Morgan IndIsnoia; Sd.
w Lord. Cotton. New orleans
York
Rivers, Porto Cabello.
SAILED I'd schr Alice (Br), Saunders. Charleston.
PORT ASToNIo ia, Feb l5-In port schr b Smith, 70
Charleston or philadelphia In 3 DAYS
ST PIERRE, Mart Feb I7-In port. schr Nautilus (B1
May, for New York in two days
ST THOMAS March 1-Sailed schr Frances (Br), Carter
Brunswick, ga 10 load for Rio Janeiro
yeau, New York.
~ saGpA Feb 29Arryed schrs searbruek Clark Machias;
Thomas; schr Fannie A Bailey Hutchinson New York
Sailed Feb 20 brigs Il II Rich, Paine New York; Re-
becca Paige, HILL north Of Hatteras Sarah Reed
Gunti do; Five Sisters. Wallace. Boston: March Sam
Hatteras.
81 JoHS NIB. March ARRIVED ship Victory (Br, Wat.
son. London via Southwest Pass -
Cleared 9Th schr Emma Crosby Wexford.
TABLE BAY Jan ls-Saied, bark Stella CGer), Meyer,
NancoEger's Island.
TRINipAD. March Arrived. schr N Smith, Grace.
PHILADELPHIA -
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BELKNAP's COURT MARTIAL
RECORDS OF THE TRIALS OF CAPTAINS ARMIES
AND ROBINSON.

AND ROBINSON.
CHICAGO, March 4, 1915.
II Is reported hero that the part which George T.
Robinson, of Baltimore, and George A. Armes have
taken IN the Belknap disgrace has led TO examna-
ton Of the army records which shows that they both
lost their places the army through their alleged
scaudaous practices upon charges preferred by supe
rior officers and after formal martial and not
through the instrumentality OF the late Secretary
George T. Robinson a captain in the Tenth cavalry
and was arraigned before a general court
martial ST. Louis October 2S 1874 the charge or
fraud against the government. which fraud consisted
in drawing his pay repeatedly for the same month.
The full proceedings OF the Court show a series OF
fraud extending years of time, practised not
only upon the government ut New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore, Galveston and other
points, but for false charges for goods
and medical practice. Robinson also did not
hesitate each time he drew his pay commit perjury
The Court found him guilty and passed the following
sentence :-"And the Court does therefore sentence
Captain George T. Robinson Tenth calvalry, to be
cashered to forfeit the United States all pay and
his crime, name place OF abode and punishment pub
llshed in and about Philadelphia and ST. Louis
George A. Armes was also captain in the Tenth
cavalry, and was tried by court martial at Leaven-
worth, Kansas, March II. 1870, and was dismissed
from the service by command of General Sherman.
The Court found HIM guilty of conduct unbccomiug
officer his offence being alleged tho exhibition OF
obscene pictures female servants at the post Armes
was also guilty OF other offences such lying. in
which he regarded as proficient
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS


AHKRDrES, March s-saled bark Po dtaD schianino.
New York.
ANrwKRr March ARRIVED August Andre (Beg)
Greve. New York.
BREMEN. March 3-Arrivcd ship Maryland tGeD. Kuhi-
baltimore.
CARpiFr, March 3-Sailed, bark Stella (Nor, Jacobsen
United States.
HAxBuRe. March 3-sailed. ship George Green. Wilcox,
United States.
LIvERrooi, March 3Arrved brig Fido (Norl. Tnorsen
Wilmington, NB; 4th bark Maria Louise Br Dumas Cal
weston
Cleared 3D. ships China Fornald United States Marcia
Grecnlcaf Bunker, do; barks Laura Gertrude Ger
Scliultze, do; Vesta tNorD. Olsen, do
Sailed 1th steamer Abyssinia Brl, Murphy, New York
LONDON, March 4-Ciearcd, barks Geo II JonkEs (Br)
Hilton, United States Enco Dandoo Utah, Alberto, do
PtysANpu, Feb 2o-Arrved. brig Dudley. Kirby Balti-
18th, schr Wiiiamine. Scott ST Marys. Ga.
ocKsSsrowS March 4-Arrived. bark Jas Kenway tBr)
McDoaald, Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM March 3-Arrved, bark Atlas (Nor Moller,
Philadelphia
RIO JASrIRo, March 3-sailed schr Maud Briggs Davis
New Orleans.
Arrived about Feb 90 steamer Nellie Martin (Br Jack
SOU New York via Pernambuco, Bahia, &c.
SIERRA LEoSE Feb l4-Arrived bark Abertna (Br) Up
ton, Boston
TRRsrE, Feb 2SArrved brgs Astrea (Ger) Lindcmann.
New York; Alma GER, do
Arrived at - March o "Merda," from -.
Sailed from - March 2 steamer John Howard (of
Cardiff Philadelphia
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Pausanus the Spartan. BY the lats Lord Lytton New
York: lla.per Brothers. and Philadepha }. B Lppn-
cutt Co.
Why We Laugh. BY s 3. Cox. New York: Harper &
Brothers
A More Excellent Way by NJ. T. Winslow. New York
National Temperance society.
On Dangerous Ground Bv Mrs bloomfield H. Moore.
Philadelphia: Porter Coates
The Commercial Agency system Of the United states and
Canada Exposed By Thomas Francis Meagher New York
On Alcohol Lectures BY Benjanin ". Richardson New
York The y ational Temperance society.
Tho French Prncpia-Pau III. NeW York; Harper
brothers.
Barnes Notes. BY Albert Barnes New York: Harper 4
Brothers
FiIth Diseases and Their Prevention. BY John Simon.
Boston. James Campbell
The German Princlpa-Part l. New York: Harper A
brothers
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
FOREIGN PORTS

AlieASrr, Jan 2asailed brig Prince Lee Boo Br Hat
field. CicnfuegOs
ALGoA BAY, an 2-In port barks Ceylon Br Reynolds,
from Cebn for New York; brig Julia Haskell Haskell Tor
Boston, ldg
cKsiurcos, March 2-Arrived. schr Addio Walton Ham.
ilton. Philadelphia
Siiea feb -, schrs Addie Bacon Bacon. New YorK
Alice Gardner Gott Phiadelpha; March !, brigs II
Morris tBrl, Patterson BOSTON.
CARpENAs. March 2Saied bark Glacier Beattic north
Of iatcras brig Hiram Abd rbhets do; schrs May
DAVIS, Abby Corsan Corsnn. aud Mague Dang Dalling,
do, JuiiA A Brown. Nickerson New York.
iRaSD Tens Feb l2Arrived. sehr Aimed Fisk mot
beorel. Kelly Boston.
HAVANA March 2-Arrvcd. schr Norman tfr). Liverpool
3D. steatner 1aDDahannosk. Penhlaton- ksw orisana
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give us attention the preparation OF articles OF I'm
parchment against the late Secretary OF War; which
business II was occupied all day.
There two counts The first charges Secretary
Belknap with having accepted broe and the second
count with continuing TO accept the same.
THE PROPOSED INDICTMENT.
The Grand Jury will meet Monday. when in
dicment against General Belknap win be found. The
penalty for his offence If found guilty stated to be
three years imprisonment and a fine OF twice the
amount OF moneys corruptly received
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 49 Fleet street. London tho
Paris office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue ds Opera
Paris" the arrivals aud departures European and
Eastern ports OF American aud all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be cabled to this
country free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French Medi
will lind the Office economical
and expeditions for telegraphing newa
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ANOTHER CHARGE.

NASHVILLE March 4, 1876
Tho American viii to contain q statement to
the effect that in 1873 the Secretary of War rejected
the bid of the Knoxville Marble Company TO furnish
headstones for the national cemeteries, although it
the lowest bid by Sos ooO the awarded
to an Indian trader at Keokuk.
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SAILED.

Steamers Greece tBr, for London CROP (r,, do; Re-
public (Br) Liverpool; Hermann (Ger), Bremen Lafay
cite Fr Hayre; Victoria Br, Glasgow City Of Austin,
Galveston via Key West Hudson, New oreans George
Ellen Terry, Newbern; Wyanoke, i.ichmond, &C. Z G
Knight Georgetown, DC; Vindicator PhiladelDha ship
Iron Crown tBrl Liverpool; barks Gauss Ger Bremen:
Serecna (Ausi Waterford Byoged (Nor, Cork Fall
mouth; brigs Lulu (Br) do Hattie Bishop, Johns
and Aquadilla; Ernestine, Havana; II Jennings,
Wind midnight SSE.
Barometer "A 30 AZ
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pa-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-rhe New YoRK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston light signal for
board the llERALD yacht. showing while
ing red green red changing from other
IN succession. and be several miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige by
preparing any marine they may have Tor Ship
News Department OF the llARALn
prersons desrous Of vessels arrv
ing York do bv addressing such vessels
care HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received all parts the world promptly
hvercd Duplicates required
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MARSH AT MONTREAL.
HIS CONDUCT AND RETIcENcE-HIs APPEARANCE

Lib CONDOCI AMI lAcllSENCE
ANXIOUS AND CAREwoRN.
MONTREAL, March a. 1876
c. p. Marsh arrived in town this morning at half
past O'Clock and proceeded to ST. Lawrence Hall,
where he registered his name in full He took
one of the best rooms the house affords, but seems
retcent and speaks little Your reporter interviewed
him, but could CLEAN information. His answer 10
question concerning his that he did not wish
any person tonight and did not want to be both
cred. He is restless and has very careworn and
anxious look No information has been lodged with
the police, though his movements seem to be known.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
THE GOETHE BUST.

On Wednesday, the sth inst, the New York Goethe
Club at Fifth Avenue HOTEL will present
to the Metropolitan Museum of Art bust of the poet
Goethe and the occasion will embrace festival W.
O. Bryant J. Tyler johnson and Rev Drs 0sgood and
Alqer will sneak.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK PoR THE MONTHS
MARCH AND APRIL
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Highlander Cofsalem) wilcomD from Manila Sept
2, to Willett IIamln.