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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10
SENATOR CONKLyvG's sTRENGTH
why He Can Rely on TITS own state Dcieas-
tion-The I.IbernIs WIN IIlm.

WAsHiNoToN Dec. 9.-It ia a curious sign
Of tho extent Of tho backing upon which Sonnin-
Conking can rely on his own dclcrs.'on IN at
tho lctter presented to Hayes l.;i week in repord
To Ncw York appointments, had for ono Of its
primary originn'ors Mr. Dwight Of the Twenty
nth District Cornell is from Tompkins
county in this district but that and the ndjncent
counties have always had strong Liberal
Republican clement which is most Of it back In
the party and which practically controls tho
organization by holding the balance Of power
in tho district. Yet this Is one Of tho districts In
which the approval of the course OF its Con.
gresham in backing Conkling appears strong
est. In fact. a man from the district says that
Conkling never was stronger than he
Is to-day in this district. and the same thing
appears to bo true Of another Liberal
Republican district. the Twenty ninth. repre-
scnted by Hungerford K,tcham. strong
Conkling man. was another Of the men instru-
mental in originally getting up this ctter. but
Judge Wheeler's representative appears to have
done rs much IA any ono in carving the letter
around for signnturcs Bacon has written
letter explaining how he cnmc TO sign the lettrr.
The truth seems to be- that Bacon wns not over
sure In his own mind what he wished 10 DO
When he was first shown the letter he said hs
would like 60 -i,f IL. but unly III = rccOnnenda-
tion for Arthur. Objection WIS made to any
snrh course, becausn. i WIS explained. those
who signed the letter signed IT not In support
OF any man or any particular olicchoders hut
IN defence of tho general principle that ofilee-
holders dischareing their duties we'll should
not be disturbed until thnir terms had expired
More signatures were obtained To- the letter. and
Il was taken TO Bacon again BY this time ho
nnl changed his mind. and wanted To sign for
Merritt alone. and did SO, signing his name and
putting after 1t. For Merritt Whether the
signature reached Hayes in this shape is not
certain. At all events all the rnst except Chit.
tcnden signed very Willingly With the pres
ent composition Of the Committee on Commerce,
~ nd on ~ Npkv
York nominations ill after the recess. Then
their fate will turn upon the action Of Democrat
f. senators. II Ia areudy certain that i've will
vote against confirmation. More may Enough
nrc pretty certain to do 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10
PRINCES poLITIciL CRrsrs.
Consiituti"nniist senators Pointing out the
Danger Of" second Dis>oiuiion.

LONDON. Dee. 9.-The Paris SoH reports
that at a meeting OF the Cou-litui onlli-t Sen
ators held to-day Sunday. II. Bnthie laid great
-tr"-s on the loyalty and good intentions VI
President Ma'Mnh'n. and A-hel his eolleas uo-
to lend him their assistance in forming Cab
met. NM Bocher and Str-Croix point a
out tho dangers Of n dissolution anG the
necessity OF returning to parlnmrnt-
ary goyorum mt. Another speaker pro
p,A'~l iuyting VI. Dumnr. Ia request
Marshal MlcMlhon 10 erfW him another ln-
terNiow, with tina object Of removing tlIn nc..N.
tnuOns for the formation of u llflur. Cuhi-
net. This idea seemed to make "a lUur.nle im-
nr'9-iNn on thc mectlls, uAI .y"n on VI.
l{albe, who warmly cuo-1 4 NJ .huHur..
ncu;er's naIls 4 -pU N. huN .y @, y .ll "a tl.U
a malorty of TIE Constitute ua. -'- favor "a
sncnud dissolution.
The krpuhinn paprrs are cV' 'linsY v'o-
lent. The H,FH IiH'i dtnur p thlt tho Cham.
hor ~ Deputies would reply t'a s'.onl di--,-
luton 10y INN 'gchlng ~.dont Ma Maonn =
generally b IlrNe that the lnilur q " Pug
fAurcs negotiations was part ui prceon eli 'd
lllA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10
SHiLL WE iCQTIRE sfSiOf2
England Ready 10 ANNEX the island In tnsc
We Refuse a Protcc,orate.

WAsHISGToN Doe. Q The Samoan Am
hassador ant MIR. Comc-nll his coun~ i. havo
had several interviews with the Secretary
of State In regard to the negotiation Of
n treaty Of friendship and commerce. Mr.
Comesni says that, in caso no treaty should be
negotiated the result would bc the same as in
tho ease Of Fcejce few years ago. namely
English annexation. Samoa has asked England
for n protootoratc. but has been refused. Sir
Arthur Gordon told those who made the appli-
cation that he did not understand the word
protrNOrut",' and advised them 10 20 home
lhink over the matter. ana conrlude 70 give
England the control Of Samoa. lie would then
negotate with them.
tlon ol ferlee has boon disastrous 70 tlr ma
tives and 10 the planters. When the Frelre
people were independents they solicited the
United States. as the Samoans now do, for a
treaty Of sumo kind, whereby they could
be protected from foreign aggression. The
After repeated fixtures, the King OF FecJcr OCa-
cam bow con.udtd 81 To give the Islands 10 Eng
land. and for this he was granted Il life pension
oi sl3Nuu. but none ol ms people rccelVed any
compensation whatever. Ever since the annex
alton English soldiers have been continually
eniployrd I'm suhugallng the mountainrcrs,
VINO, having no love for the white man. except
when ho was cooked, reb'llcd against the new
Governments The Government hns a labor in
spccior, who hires out prsonSs taken in war
10 planters at from three 10 four pounds stor-
my a year wnIe o.Rgts are, @re Ieqqlrfd to labor
numbers OF natives from nnghhoring islands
the solomon group prln 'lpnlly, are brought
over 10 focJcc and hired ont by the Government
or under Government supervision, for two or
five years AT thr"n or four pounds n yenr-
American money, fifteen or twenty dollars. The
contractors c.otAe and feed them IN an indlifcr-
cnt way.
Mr.. Colmcsnil says tho English want to nc
quire Samoa in the same manner rs they did
FccJooAnd have offered very liberal terms t. the
SamOuns with that view. but they will neyar
consent 80 long as they hope for protection by
81 NtT o. IlrtHn
FoeJrenns. and they under. and the principle Of
scf-goyernmen' too we'll t. tNmcly surrender
th9piselyes 70 British Iule.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10
H0UHLL G.IRDNLR's WORK.
How he is Thrilling Pn.saic with Ills Preach
ing of The Go.pei.

Pa--aic, 3D., is experiencing remark
able revival The meetings that have boon held
since Nov. are conducted 10y Howell Gardner.
N-prila fighter. Thcro hnNo been lis ronyer-
siOns, and the interest in the work is ncrcas-
ing. Passac has becn considered a hard place.
the salopns hayin-: secured good share OF the
money of the factory men. At first the intend
uncc was small. hut much interest was soon
awakened. Gardner IL llliterate. but his earn
est manner and humcly and MT expressions
plense tho class oi persons To whom he appeals.
Last might an experience mr'tlng WAS held.
and between lnrtS persons testified totho change
thoS had cNprri'nrcd. The EXERCISES were re-
markHhle for their freedom from excitement
and the rNtrRNagnut Wunlli'satlo of Hrul that
usually mark such meet in-s. ~ the same time
there WIS n drcp caru"stncsS in all that WAS
said and many OF the converts evidently bad
good r'nsun for thanklulncss at the chAngo in
lll.Lr LIANa-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10
Mr.. OOTHOTT'S CONDITION.
Was his As.niinnt "a Former Employee f-some
Police speVuations

Mr.. John OOthOut secretary and cashier
OF the Novelty Iron Works Company. Of Grove
and Eleventh streets. Jersey City, who was as
saulted and robbed IN his Office at noon on
Saturday. still lies unconscious at his residence
in this city. Capt Mullanoy Of the Grove street
police station. Daniel +. Trcary. one of Mr.
Oothout's partners, and two detectives sat
with Mr.. Oothout on Saturday might for some
time. In the hope that ho would recover con
sciousnrss and give some clue for the police Ia
work upon. Mr.. Oothout's physician said that
his condition WAS So critical that perfect quiet
was necessary, and during the night and yeStrr-
tlvrs and police officers. Mr.. Trracy and the
foreman Oi the works questioned the wOrkmcn
AS to whether they had seen any stranger lOitcr-
ing about the yard during the dinner hour, but
all answered that they had not. The entrance
ana attack were SO sudden that the police ON 'ors
believe that IT was done by "A Now York profess
siOnal THIS theory II secuted by more expert
enced detectives. who argue that 1t was the
work of some person who knew the Office and
the surroundings thoroughly. and therefore
likely to be- a former employee. The knowledge
pnny, wps ont of town. and would not hr in tho
Office on Saturday; that Mr.. Trency would be-
absent at his dinner procsely At half past II
o'clock. when tho attack was made, that MIR.
OOthout wrnt To- the bank for his money nj noon
and returned half nm hour later. and immrdi-
htoy h"gnn the asserting OF the money and
'front.' door WIS locked, Hni the only way to Mr..
outhuut's office was by the rcnr door through
the Eleventh street gute; the fact that tho key
oi the rear door hung in the hal n ar the door
ana that having once committed the assault and
robl cry, 10 know the best way to escapc-all
these Facts stronkthrn this theory Another
theory started j. that Mr. OOthnut, being subject
10 Hts. tell from his chair and struck his head
against the s,oyo. and. whil, unconsrions snmc
person, seeing his condition and tho money
spread out before him, seized it aud run out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10
THE E.isTERN sTRrGGLE
Operations against Ttrnova Suspended-No
reacs Conference..

CoNsrASTISoPLE, Dee. 9.-lntclligence has
been received from Elona that operations be-
tween that place and T.rnovn ar" suspended
because Of bad weather. Great preparations
are bolng made TO defend Elena in case the
Russians attempt % rccapture II.
EADUsA. Doc. 9.-Tho inhabitants o., Scutar
and the Albanian chiefs have teleeraphcd to
Constantinople for aid against tho Monicne-
gmr,ird they will solicit tho urite'tinn ni I.i,.
BERLIN. Dee. .-Scmi-oifleiHl papers deny
that the threc imperial powers have recently
been comforting together III relation 10 tetm- of
peace. The Car has given nutl'e oi his m
trnton 20 return to ST. Petersburg between Dec
23and Jan 5.
LoSpoS, Doc 1O.-A spe'inl 10 the DdHy Necs
from kar- says. Operations against ENroum
may hr .posiponed for a fortnight No attempt
VIII probably bc made to c-tabl -h strict block
nde on account of the inelcm-ncy OF ,hr weather /:
but il Is supposed communication with Trehi-
2ond Will shortly hn cut; ns a Russian dlNlslon
l. marching in that direction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10

james Lcmoss. aged %, Thomas Carhnrry
aged a3 and John catherry, aged - mcuh,r, oi lhc
Lole Dock Chain Gang" of jersey City. entered suh
vans saloon at Henderson and Provost street y,. fay
and called for whlskcy which after drnkin. they rc.
fused to pay for when sullivan attempted o. eject them,
leWuss drew frNnlNrr ON INN, amt tine N'N.- ,ll
berry nuurishrd club Acnll tor the police -ttfrl the
ruueh- 10 tie sidewalk. and when hn0tT tlNt f.ti
tu arrest them, they knocked hmd NMn Hu7 nN d. rlu
from hn Ser-eant Reed -txrd john iafl rHN. lut hu
broke away and swOrr that he would not hr ih,uN
~ ,Ntl', hnNu'nN In,nnl''". WIKI. N + '- -
Hure quoted the mob, and the Iu-uu,l. vino Mtlc sl
CLING In the grasp ni the Nihccl uatA tNsD'G o. .O
lle AInAN hlIl-nl .lhlmm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10
opENING THE UNION rlcT0RY.


The Union Cigar Factory, at AZ Ncscy
street. is 10 be opened this morning with i50
hands. II is not n cooperative factory the
profits going to the Union and the hands receiv-
ing regular wages. which nre an advance Of
from 81 10 t2.7j per 1000 on the old rates. The
workmen ar" selected By ballot from the hands
Of each striking shop, only the best being
chosen Soon work will be continued night and
day, thus doubling the number Of hands en-
pioyed. Lofts on each side of tho factory are To
b" connected. orders for 300 600 cigars were
received on saturday. 1t IA estimated that
200 1000 p1o less cigars have boen made on ac-
count of tho strike.
MIR. Richardson, who formerly had an interest
IN the firm oi Bonnet Snhonk a Earle. Will open
to-day the old lnrtory Of the firm nj SO. -. nnd
81 tpllrgr place with lnu hands. Several other
manufacturers hosidcs W VI. Smith are said to
be- roqdN 10 combine with the workmrn and
haze their Wirk done under the new system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10

WAsHINGToN. Doe 9.-l'ho Committoec on
Ways ami Means will to morrow report resolution re-.
tung different pnrt, of Hayes, message e. the ap.
propriae committees Mr. Hcwtu has prepared im
amendment To that part o the rc'uninu r'or.us ths
passage relating 10 MeNrpto tlc ruu-n amos. r'l.
miiter. instiuciing ilr committee in NHu.Ht rrNiu
Ia Is conn, ted Wlth fNr .inll. Ill ANlfe
L. do The resolution 3. oNurdod tO ttIurf 'll
uun To the sGhoct Hiii j. NAN to ld to irhil AN tn
expression n nlliinn upon tlH ru.'t' Use fNN'Nl
is also hhry To report rrsolulun sNing tr ho -en
cral POWERS OF investigations
NORFOLK OYSTERS MaltbN's delicious. tn
cents l9hd IL hAI!.a0n ~ gnI " VVgANaI sI usar
teIrY-Adg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10

Nlnnr, h'r'ue'-r -Dufhw = . u'
80 ."' NHl..r tr's, "r l'iNt '",I5 w .H...t.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10

Srrorr pNMrSr lMsuMrD -Sn,oie the bes
Sue SUI hIpyu' 1nIL Buy and aad,- ,-Atp, -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-10

Braulrlihs Pill, quickly cure gout Anl
ll iifi BuN. 20 .ntf, sDutbi ulAll. B u And4vth,
@Ji saAal slTset, AeN York -A4a
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria dr). Watson. Liverpool Queens
town-C q Franckyn.
steamer Eysia (Br. Mci.itchie. London-Hendersou
Bros.
steamer Etna (er SAMSON. Port Prince, savanila,
&c-Pim. Forwood &c.
Steamer City ofvera Cruz. Deaken. Havana-F Alexan
steamer i.apidsn Kcmpton, savsnnah-Murray Ferris
Co.
Steamer George Clyde. Ingram, Chareston-J W Quin
steamer vindcator Rogers Philadelphia-Jas Hand.
Ship Coldstream. Salter. ShanghaSalter Lvermore.
Ship Derby Ger, tIeincken. Bremen--Theo Ruger.
ship Freeman Clark. Dwight. San Francisco-Srtton
bark Prinz Frederick (Ger, Grsnxen London-Dill
Bark Dronning Louise (Nor). Olsen, Antwcrp-C Tobias
Go.
Bark Adolf Q1er), Bockelmann, Bremen Herman Koop
4 Go.
Bark Maria 4 Kathe (Ger,. Ahrens Elsinore Copen-
hagen Orders-Hock kmnnn, Oercin X Co.
Bark Carolina (Aus). Gherboz Trieste-Slocovch Co.
Brig Daniel Trowbridge, Reed Barbados-D Trowbrdge
4 Go.
Brig Mary Pennel, Eaton, Sagua la Grande-J Mora
h Co. -
Schr william Frederick. Ames Tricste-k kvah Mudgett.
Schr q Andrews Grover. Kingston, Ja-Leaycraft
Schr Charlie Norton Pike Cienfuegos Jed FRYE Co.
schr Brigsdier. Norton. Sagua Ia Grande-H Brown
Co.
Schr $ Hume. Digsins. st Johns NF-Brett, Son Co.
Schr W II Card. Foss, 81 Augustine, Fla-Warren Ray.
schr Almeda Wiley. Wiley Pensacola. Fa-Parsons
Loud ,., , ,v
Schr Silver Spray. Russell, Boston-Chas living.
Schr wn. Buckley Buckley, New Haven-Rackett Bro.
Schr Alice Pierce, Ansboro, New Haver-Smth& A Lock-
wood.
y AcKen Toms. Bridgeportstamtord Manufactur-
schr Dart. Campbell, Bridgcport-stamord Manuiactur.
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Bolivia t,r) Small. Glasgow March aud Mo-
Vile ith. with mdse and passengers to henderson Bros
March IS, OF Nantucket passed ship Santa Clara, from
Liverpool for New York.
steamer Labrador (Fr) sunglier Havre March 3 via
Plymouth 4h. with mdse and passengers to Louis de Be-
bian.
steamer Hudson Gagcrs New Orleans days with mdse
and passengers to CLARK Seaman.
Steamer Carondclet. Faircioth Fcrnandna March =,
Bru,,wick ta 9h and Port Royal Sc. loth with indse
and passengers to II Mallory Co. March IL. 40 AM
Little Egg Harbor bearing WSW miles, passed "a brig
with blue flag and letter T In 1t. steering N.
ADemare. GIBBS. Lewes Del with mdse to tn O
Old Dominion steamship Co .
Ship Lord Canning Liverpoo bentley Calcutta and
Sand Heads Dec q, with mdse to Wilett lamn
vessel TO Barclay Livingston. Passed Cape of
Good Hope Jan II. ST Helena 24th, and crossed the
Equator Feb In Ion % w In lat IL loa SO W, lay
days becalmed; since light variable winds; jan ~ of
Agoa Bay spoke bark Peep oDay from Hong Kong Tor
London: 18Th, do, do; bark Mys,eriousr Star VBr,,
GOOD Hope, bark Marie ,yFr. from Formo.a Tor
for do Fcbo lat 30 g. Ion "a 20 W. ship 81 Hna br,,
from Batavia Falmouth ~ days out: 2d tat u 30 n
lon so W ship India tSr from Hull for New Orleans 30
dsys out Marcn x lat 20 Ion 90 10 w, scr Theresa
keepe from New York for ST Thomas.
Ship Cara Tobcy Liverpool 20 days. with indse to
w X Grace.
Ship Plymouth Rock Griffin, f.onoon and Gravcsend Jan
~ and Isle Of Wight 18TH with mdse TO Grnne Mnturn
Co Came the southern passage and had light winus ahu
Gains Jan % lat 40 Ion passed bark Panl Thormann
Gs bound east Feb 20, lat ~ w. lon o. spoke bark
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH Is ls77-TRIPLE

on the sehr Florence Tower Adams from ron ms% Sss
opposite the New Chemical Cos DOCK ANU ""s e"
ried high the opposite shore. -,,,
cargo pig iron Boston went ashore on swan. IN II
so:th Lyme. She lies sand and mud bottom "n y,
good weather prevails. probably be got on ~ so'1
shape.
Sehrs Althsa. Mary Smith. and Florence Tower we were
successfully Tuesday morning. tue tue
quite smith and Tower assisted by the tug
Thomas Boyd
PoRTLASD. March l3Schr Isola OF Casne drwgxeo INTO
the Smith sth smashing boat The latter 1851
jbboon had rail broken obliged 10 slip her
alter which drted the harbor and went sshofe On
the fats WIN OF without damage by assistance
SnPBuiLnxc new vessel on the stocks at Nettle
toms yard Fxrhaven east side 3masted schr wnich nns
been In OF construction for number OF months
nearly done ggsd and ALL and wil be set aoa, N lev lev
days, all ready for She is Of 800 tons burden ner
owners arc Captain Msgnus Manson. OF New Haven VINO
will command her: w Benedict John II Leeds, Mr nsy-
nods the boat manufacturers Samuel Forbes Of
Henry sutton. James Boycs. of baltimore and others
She Is 20 run In the coal trade between Baltimore su9
ton The vessels dimensn. are Is ~"
AT Richmond Ne. Messs Southard Son are building
large ship and Is understood Mr. Hagar will begin another
larno ssurin
The New York herald., 1877-03-15

ACAPULCO Feb 2-Arrived bark Vale Of NTH tBr, Shap
land. Cardiff. -
AcAJurLA, Sal, Feb 2a-in port bark zsphyrus Cob.
Saul. from San Jose.
AsPiNwALL March 1O-Arrved, steamer Crescent City,
Curtis Now York.
Sailed 18th. steamer Andes (Br). hughes Now York.
cALLAo. Feb l5Arrived ship Cosmopolis tBD, Lyons,
Rio Janeiro; loth bark Sargent, Leighton, sydney
CALpEnA. Feb ls--sailed. ship Magellan. johnson.
Iquique.
HAvnK. March 4-Arrived, bark Nellie Moody Br), Earl
Point Lobos.
HAVANA March l3--Saied Gamer Gisand (Br), Ritter
New York.
HAL,rAx. March 1lSaed steamer sardnian (Br), Dut-
ton Qrcm Portlsnd). Liverpool.
Sailed 10TH hr Prairie Bird Gliatt, Phadelphia
reported cleared for New York;.
IQuIQUE Feb In port. barks River clyde (Br), Nc
Kenze, for Philadelphia; Leonor (Nic. Oderch for New
York. -
st John. NIB: st Collymore tBr Cain. st GEORGE NB
MoNrEviDEo. Jan 27-In port. bark d Brayton, Gray
from Rosaroi, for Boston. to sail same day.
MAyAGUEz. Feb 2b-lr port. brigs Mary DanH O'Neil
for Boston, K Armstrong Allen, for New Haven, TO
sail in days. GEN. Pierce wig; Juliet Robinson. do
Edw rd Lameyer. Reed. do
PoRro CABELLo. Feb 22-In port. bark scud Lindsay.
for New York. dg brigs Orbit Benson from Philadelphia
~ Th0mms: Ransom tBr), Ltson from New York, dsg
Sailed Dist. brig Sea Bird tBr, Liston, st Thomas.
PANAMA, March 2Saled. steamer salvador, jones' Gen.
trai America and Mexican ports.
SAN HAS March i-saiiea schr Sarah Allen, Allen,
New York.
sr THOMAS. March s-saed brig Sea Bird tBr Lindle.
Azus and New York.
SAGuA March Gin port schrs VIM Marshall Cain. and
Virginia l. Hickman, KINNEY for ports OF Hatteras to
sail 10Th.
sr JomS, NIB. March 12-Arrved. brig d Brown DID,
Wolfe Cienfncsos schr Gianmire Br. Bradley rhadel.
phia
Tnirsrr Feb 23-rn port ship Ermina AUS. for New
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

pyFor wreck of bark Tonsberghus NorJ from Liverpool
for Baltimore attended with loss of several lives. gen.
erui columns.
sup TopcALLASr 1890 tons built in East Boston In 1863
has heen sold parties In San Francisco Tor tn lumber
reserved but supposed to be little
S3O.ooO.
BARK PUrcnET (sp). Norfolk bound to Cadz. loaded
with slaves was run into and damagsd ~ ne. wnmr i.n
inst by the steamer Old Dominion and was taken TO tho
shpyard for repairs.
AN uSKSowS HrRx BRIG was seen ashore on Lookout
shoals AN. March 13 bv steamer Beneacor. from New
York, at Wilmington, NC. 18th.
scuR MARY HARMON 80 tons. built at Lubcc Me, In
1862 has been sold to parties in this city at 5000
scnR Ancrc CHM of aud from Rockland tor New York
which touched chatham (Mass oar March
~ mot the Acton rs before repoitedl
scuR NEBISGwR. from Darcn tor Philadelphia which
towcd Delaware Breakwaer after being ashore at
Chincoeague Is leaking having had mole stove III her
bow while being hauled oil.
scmR REEVES from Rockland for Newbern NC, grounded
Negro Island ut the mout OF the Saco River saturday
but aitcrward nOated OF apparently uniJured Loaded
with ice.
scHR MOORE, at philadelphia 18th from Cardenas.
gale bowsprit boat and broke boat davs car
ricd away rail and did other damage seaman while at
the wheel In the heavy gale. was badly injured
ScuR KATIE MrcHRLL from New YORK for wilmington
NC encountered gale of Cape Lookout on tn oth inst;
cutwaer lifted bowsprt and sustained other njn
water In her hold >hc discharge ana receive necessary
repairs before proceeding
scue PniLApsLpmtA-Steamcr Resoute arrived at Char.
Cape Roma with quantity OF sails, rigging and
tion OF the manmns beonsng 70 the vessel The two
their interfering with the navigation OF Northern bound
vessels.
GALVESTON March hull and materials of the Nor
wegian brig sold auction 9th The entire sale
to SLOT The hull brought S73 purchased by
Morgan
HAvAsA March 7--About 75o bales of cotton have been
bark kronprnzen Swel, from New Orleans Tor
Liverpool ashore OIL Colorado Reels
NEW HAVEN March i2A high tide will be necessary 10
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON March i4-Arr'yed steamers Glaucus Bearse,
New YORK Seminole, Matthews, Savannah; Lancaster.
Mills. new Orleans; brig Heen Fnrbush st Domingo City
schr John + Sanford Berry, Baltimore.
CeArod-Steamers saxon. snow. Philadephia: General
whitney Halc New YORK; bark Zingerea. Mosher, Co
schr Edith l. Steers. Hutchins, Philadelphia.
Sailed-Steamers saxon, Wliamsport, Rattesnake and
VIM Crane.
BALTIMORE, March 14-Arrived steamer Lake Nepgon
(r) Scott verpoo barks Anna (Nor. Unger. Liverpool
Young Eagle Br), smith, Gloucester; Sagatun (Nor)
Fredrickson. Newry.
Cieared-Steamer Geo II Stout. Pierce, Newbern. NC; 4;
taks Rosina AUST Toneti Queenstown Osteraa Nor)
Johannesscn, do; brigs Jane Wheaton Br). Browning
Mayaguez Okenburv tB, Goodyear, Rio Janeiro; scnr
Cranmer. lizard, Charleston.
Saiied-Steamer Austrian.
BATH. March ~ sailed schrs henry Adebert. Mesdy.
Washington, DC Jas A Parsons. Soul. New York
BRISTOL. March il-Arrived, schr WIN II Bowen, JACK
son, from Providence for New York
The schr coppcrthwaite after dischargng about
thirds Of her cargo Of coal here, will proceed to Warren
with the remainder.
18Th. Sailed. scmrs Uondova Ryan, phadelphia; Mar
sbal, Perrin, and Vim II Bowen, Jackson. tor New York.
CHARI.ESTON March 10-Saiied, schrs Albert Thomas.
Rose, Baltimoo Idaho, Jameson drom Oclao Rios Ja
New York
IIthArrived bark Arencai (Nor), Thomasen. Belfast
mot bark Aliendae schr Hattie Los LoIis. New York,
sailed-Brig Ellida tNor). Schenbsrg, Fsrnandins.