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Albert 5ov Convicted On tircumstnritsi Evi-
denee of the Murder Of Ch. "a. Gtimaa.

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a Mnraerer,. rlnasIe conal.lon.


Tho case OF the Stnfe agt. John Il HAYES.
who l~ charged with the murder of John II.
X -, was called IN ~" ltrAmNnl superior
Court nlay morning. Two er.Und7 for con-
il" opinion az m" -rvr snr iIuit i'm the case
nat not reached the Superior court AMI. -'r-
Was sa Do i- tp r.ud.r him in.alHIltut confer
ring WIN his counsel 10 regard tn h, ost.r.
Inc ploa of insanity WAS then put "a ty ouusr
ls~u.. Hayes IL % I.thhl"-' looking ohf" T. II 8
mead lansa low upon his lr"Asi. hi7 nand, are
smoothing his hair and his ey,, 20. .'l T., .azs
On Na'un 5. H. ut rNousi'-~ IS painful 20 Wit
mess. Apparently ho is entirely Obvious Of
rNrrNtllng gong On around man. His faithful
wife. who has stood hv MIN FROM first 10 last
was with him IN Me court room yesterday
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strange scene occurred ono day this
week ut the parish cemetery. Walton. nnnr Liz
erp1nl. A i,W days ago % poor old woman WIS
taken 10 the wlvth0u-n. BroWnlow ilill.aul
dicd there An only son claimed nor huly mr.
intormcnt. H. provided a colin. called u l'w
friends gether AMI, with them, proceeded ia
cnmrd the corps II his mothrr, A body was
OF red for his acceptance. but he roiu-ed to
hayr anything tu de- with il. the gr"uul" l bus
mcnt, THAT Is not thu body If my nloihrr;it ia
TIE lndy of n woman three times MS big II
death of the woman In question took place" am
other woman dl.t IN the hospital and III" on"
had BON buried fortAe other. The young man
beg" oi hurying hls mother rnvcr,ntly. and
visit was made 10 Walton; and; after several
shells had been cXhumod. that which contained
the corpse Of bis mother WAS found. From IL
the body WIS taken, wrapped lnh shroud, placed
IN III" coffin provided 10y tn" son, conveyed IN
heaih" t. tho Catholic cemetery ut Ford, and
there Inferred
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II fNn Nl 81 iHI''if hfI Ntmp
No-Wo e. Peck, aged o. Who has Just
IL 10 East lInddam. had a cli"'kored career.
Hl one time connected with "A New York
~ whose failure many ul hi. toMnsmcn
itut ihcu he e-tHhllsl."d and WIS pro-
~ the Gghuitp link, soon after tie
Ni PIE - enterprise ID" hs gmcan inmate
y U' NIWs h"u'", one day he went to New
~" u, eau" home u low DAYS later the
~ lir largest and l'-t farm IN town.
NJ M p 'S'd cNirHNusaNuy, and rrNcrsns
X ",'-il 04 soon took II out OF his hands.
T.. ID" hp Was about 10 ~ ou-e moro ~
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SCHOOL TROUBLES.

Mrs Carrie V. Franklin, principal OF the primary de-
partmcnt IN Grammar School No. IL, OF the Seventh
ward lately preferred charges against Miss Marsh
principal Of tho grammar department Of the same
School, for corporal punishment, and also brought
charges the Board of Education against the trustees
OF that ward for legsaing improperly regard to
teachers and accusing the trustees OF interfering with
the functions Of tho educational department OF that
ward, has the tables rather turned against her.
Both charges were investigated by the Board
OF Education and excited considerable public
interest report appeared in the HERALD
ut tho time the charges were made, which attracted
not only tho attention OF the pubic generally but also
the attention OF some individuals who acquainted
with certain events in the history OF Mrs. Franklin.
These persons volunteered TO the trustees OF the
Seventh ward Information amounting 10 a charge
against Mrs Franklin, which the Committee Teach.
ers OF the Board Of Education investigating
and the result OF which Will soon be known.
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT.
Several cases invest igated by the Committee
Teachers, OF the Board oil Education, yesterday Tho
most important subject tho charges preferred by
Miss Julia NJ Elliott, principal In the primary depart
lnent OF Grammar School No. CO. against Miss ANNE
H. Hoffman, principal Of tho grammar deparl ment of
tho same school Tho accusation Is corporal punish
inflicted by Miss Hoffman upon several OF the
pupils sent to her department tor examination aud
promotion. She also asserts that MISS Holman called
them deaf AMI dumb. Miss Hoffman IN her testimony
yesterday before the committee denied the CHARGE
her denial was lndorscd by Miss Anna NJ Hunter,
teacher in the grammar department, was prose- mt
at the examination The pupils, ON the other hand,
who were II Is alleged chastisId by Miss Hoffman,
supported Miss Eotts accusation. Their testimony
war, however, IN some respects, contradictory and
certain. NO decision was arrived at
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ST. JOHNS GUILD.

THE TRUSTEES COURT PUBLIC INVESTIGATION.
special meeting of tho Board Of Trustees of
Floating Hospital of ST Johns Guild was held yester
day afternoon at the rooms OF the Guild, on Union
square.
The meeting being called to order by Mr. Quntard,
the President, the door taken by Mr. J. P. Solo
mon, who made u brief address, IN which no referred,
In feeling terms to the painful rumors In circulation
to the detriment OF the Guild and the scandal OF
Christianity. lie concluded by Offering the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the OF the Floating Hospital OF St.
Johns Guild the fullest Investigation OF Its affairs
from authoritative and particularly
fro the state Board OF Charities the most rigid scrutiny
to the management of tho Floating Hospital
Resolved, That committee of three be appointed to
wait the State Board OF Charities, with view Of
ing this resolution into effect.
The Chair appointed as such committee Trustees
Spcir, Cox and kequa.
A general discussion of an informal character fol-
lowed the passage OF these resolutions during which
several Of the trustees expressed their the
situation.
Rev. Aivah Wiswa said that the Guild desired and
demanded fullest for the purpose Of
being placed IN proper position before the public
The State Board OF Charities would not mako such an
investigation and cannot put the Guud right before
the pubic.
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FOR THE SICK POOR.

During the last seven years the W estern Hom9o.
pahc D'spensary has treated gratunousy TO- 600
PATIENTS many their desoate homes and dispensed
than 900 prescriptions Its hearty. honest,
sympathetic and successful work has won high COM
mendaton, especially from the State Superintendent
OF Charities. Those who need aud It's aid far
coed its capacity to accommodate them. The trustees
believe its usefulness would be quadrupled II It had
proper building, which can now DO erected cheapy.
To forward this object number OF charitable
ladies Of high social rank have organized
aid society. They propose to give the
Academy OF Music, Oh tho 9th OF April,
a Chldren's carnival. Their programme presents rich
stores OF delight Tor the little and OF pleasure
all Tickets may be procured at the Fifth Avenue and
Windsor hotels and of Mrs General Heron, No. 1876
FINN avenue; Mrs. Charles Watrous, No. 1852 Lexing-
ton avenue; Mrs. Wetherby Windsor Hotel; Mrs.
Egbert q, crnsey. No Is West Twenty third street,
aud at the ST. Denis Hotel corner Broadway and Elev
eDth street.
Boxes be secured application to Mrs A. b.
Daring, No. 40 West Twenty-thrd street, and Mrs.
Egbcrt Guernsey No. Is West Twenty third street; the
prices varying according TO location
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CLEARED.

Steamer AbyssinA Bp, Murphy. Liverpool via Queens
town--C q Francklyn
steamer st Laurent dr. Lachesnez. Havrs via Plymouth
Louis do Bebian.
Steamer Wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
ship BERTHE BgeOw (Br), Ferguson. st John, NB-Boyd
DubrovacKi Aus) Penarth Roads for orders
Slocovtch Co.
Bark Nuovo Matteo utaD, Castalione, Queenstown
Falmouth for orders-Benham h Boyesen.
Bark Drug Dubrovack Aus) Percich. Cork for orders
Funch. Edye Go.
bark Tjomo (Nor). Larsen. Elsinore-Lons Tetens.
Bark kepublik GER, Fortmann. Observation-Disclosures
Bark johann wilhelm Ger. Aibrecht. Havre-Funch
Edge Il Co. -
Bark ) %, E More. Carlisle Sagua-Waydcll & Co.
Brig Joven Pepito (D) Sabrdo. Vigo for ordersRuba
Brig J L Stewart (Br), Crane. Corunna-J Whitney
Brig Hyperion Clark Matanzas orders-Brett, Son
Co.
Brig Marena. Deasy, Newark, NJ-Marcus Hunter Co.
Brig Proteus, Farr Perth Amboy, NJ-Brett Son Co.
Schr w Farwel Lord Porto Cabello-PenistOn x Co.
schr Maud 3r), Rogers. st Pierre MART II Winches-
schr Vema Punkett. Porto Piata-Miller & Houghton.
Sc,r John L Merreli, huse, CieniuegosJ nmes Ward
schr Elmer Wright, Freeman. st JagO-A Dayton
Co
sehr Lucy Hammond Robinson. Brunswick, Ga-Chase,
Schr Minute Weeks. Charieston-Evans. Ball 4 Co.
sehr James Henry, Savage. Saybrook via New Haven
scnr Dart Campbell. Brdsepors-stamiord Hanuractur-
ing Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER ALPHA (r,. which ashore last November
Cape Sable has been raised and taken 10 st John NIB
where size will 20 on the railway to repair.
ScHR Jos BAKRR Davis from Cenfnegos for New
York. which put Key West after being ashore Col
orado Rect was LEAKING BADLY submarine diver exam
er prior March 2 and Thought that he
could repair her that she might be able to proceed
her voyage.
SCuR BELLE HARDY Baker. which arrived ut New Bed
Baltimore Feb 49, with loss Of flying
jibboom sails has repaired, and Is
again ready Tor "a.
ScmR EMILY with "a cargo Of scrap iron before reported
bilged Bradford Island reef pumped out 9TH lust and
New London harbor where her cargo is to be
shipped into 'chr Baltimore aud taken 10 Providence,
where IL WINS consigned
NEW LONDON. March Capt Scott has made a con-
with of schr Alice Bell sunk Oh Goshen
reef and will upon her mni, diatey, with
lair prospects OF saving vessel and cargo.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. March e-Arrivcd, ship Lucille. Waite, San
Francisco.
Sailed 6th ship Charles Dennis Kcser Baltimore; bark
Jas X Boyd Obj, Baker, Philadelphia
BRISTOL March 6-Arrved. bark Spirito Aus), Casso-
wcil. New Yorx
BARnow, March 5-ssled. bark George CorSitt tBr),
Hughes Baltimore.
BREMEN March eSaled, tarks Amelia Burgess. Phila.
dciphia Arracan (Nor), Aagard, North America.
CARDIFF, March 6--Sailed ship Davis, Ford. Hong
Kong
CALCUTTA, March 6-Arrved; ship Victoria, Atwood,
Boston.
DnoGurpA March 6-Arrived, bark Matthias (swj, Han.
son. Baltimore.
FLEETWOOD March 5-sailed. brig Trenmors or) Chris
Jensen. United States.
GLOUCESTER. March 5-sailed. bark Konkordia Nor.
Johannesen. Hampton Roads.
GALWAY. March 6sailed, bark Nay ,Br Foster United
States
HAMBURG March 0--Arrivsd, ship Eliza Everett (Br)
Dunkerson, Philadelphia.
HnLvoKr March 6Arrved, bark vikar CNor, sverdrup,
Baltimore for Rotterdam.
HAvRE, March ARRIVED ship Annie Law (Br). Hill
ton New Orleans. barks Brilliant (Nor, Stang, New Or
leans; Montmorsncy D, Hirsrt, San Francisco, Arno
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPixwALL March 5-Saed, steamer Colon Griffin. New
York
CAVES. Feb 2l-In port, schr Nellie Grant Jordan.
from New York Emeline q Sawyer, Hall. from DO.
CAGLARI Fob II Arrived, bark Albert Shultx. Latham.
Valencia for Legh0rn
HAVANA March CARVED. brig Winfield. Bibber. Car
diff
HALIFAX, March 6-Sailed. stcnmer IIibenian (Br,
Archer from Bsttimore), Liverpool.
Feb 10 Sailed. bark Forsec (Sw). Aberasturl.
MIRAcoAxx. Feb leIn port brig aoldnnder ODD. Had.
ley. from Boston.
NANAIxo. Feb o4-Saed. banks VIM II Besse. Frost San
francisco: Marrnion. Jordan do
NAGuApo. Feb l9-Arrived, brig Virginia, Devereaux.
Now York.
PANAMA, March 4-Arrived steamer City Of San Fran-
cisco. Waddell. San francisco
PoRr ANTONIO. ia. Fob 22-Tn schrs Clara Dyer.
Beers (rom Portland. for New Oreans David Taylor
Cxsk nj from Nassau for Philadelphia
Also In port I'D. schrs Eunce Il Rich. Jenkins, and
Eddie Pierce. HNwes. for Philadelphia.
PONcK. Feb lS-Arrved. schrs Ida May, Lawson, New
York: l9tii w Knight, Duffy. do
Sailed 18TH rg Eliza Thomson. Mcconnell, New Haven.
In port Feb 49, brig Beta Br, tor boston. to sail 10th;
schr Pilots Bride. Eldridge from New York.
ST NAzAIRx Feb lS-Saed. bark Samuel Hale, Haven,
Cardin.
SINGAPORE Feb 2sIn port bark Kolga tGer), for New
York. ldg.
ST JAco. March 4-Arrived. bark L stocker, Tyler.
Arrived prior 70 March s. brig Agnes Darton. Knight
Baltimore.
ST. JOIN. NIB, March Cleared, schr Edward Kidder.
league Liverpool
ToNsBRRo. Feb l4-Saied. barks Fremad (Nor), Bull
Pensacola: Bertha (Nor). Gaarn. America.
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A CHOICE LIBRARY.

The Messrs Leavtt have now on exhibition at their
Clinton Hall salesrooms the library belonging TO
Mr.. George A. Avery, which will be offered for sale
Thursday and Friday evenings. Tho most noticeable
feature OF this library is collection Of SholIeyana,
comprising ITO lots, including the first public edition
OF "Quecn Mab," which is very scarce. Mr. Avery is
man OF an atheistcal turn Of mind and his library
will be found to contain great many books by "Frec
Thinkers" The collection, however. Is rather general
than special Among the more valuable books are
Jeremy Bentham's complete works, one volume pre-
sentaton copy; Hogarth's works, atlas foo an orig
nal edition Of Lossings Pictorial Field Book Of the
Revolution;'' Mckcnney Il Halls "HistOry Of the
Indian Tribes OF North America large paper copies Of
Saoin's tracts relating 10 America; school,
crafts "Indian Tribes OF the United Statcs;" YER
plank's "Shakespcare." although published BY Har-
pers very scarce Smiths History OF the Province OF
New York, D." large folded plate. l73'; available col.
lection OF catalogues illustrated works, reports ard
statistics OF all the int irrational exhibitions since 1851,
and other rare and Interesting works
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JOSEPH AUTRAN.

Another member OF the French Academy died Paris
yesterday-Josepn Autran, aged sixly.four years u.
Autran was born in Marseies Ia June, 1913. After
extended literary studies and travel he made his
debut as poet 1892 ode to ". do Lamertinc.
This was read upon the occasion OF the statesmans
embarkatio1 at Marsoles, ami was entitled "The De-
parture for tho Orient" The poem was couched IN
all the extravagant lsuguage Of French youth OF
nineteen small volume Of poems appeared in
1885 from young Autran, under the general title Of
''The Sea-" Tho poems wero reprinted, with
large additions, twenty years later NJ. Autran met
his FIRST real In 1888 when "Ludibria Ven
It's" appeared In 1871 he published q volomc OF
prose, Italy, and Holy Week ut Rome" The follow.
ing year he produced heroic poem. 'M,lanah."
In March, lS4s, "La File d'Eschyle," nvo act trag
edy, in verse, was produced at tho Odeon. This
him tho commentator OF the Academy and the
seal OF his early successes. From this time until the
present he has published great number OF poems,
crtiqucs, reviews and TRANSACTIONS. He was great
student Euripides. The candidature OF NJ. Autran
had been often urged bat II until the death OF
n. Ponsard, IN May 1885, that he secured seat. He
was received on April Is. 1868, and n. Cuver-Fleury
responded 10 his address.
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THOSE FIREWORKS.

The interference by Police Commissioner Erhardt
with the jubilaton OF tho Michael Cregan Republican
Association, III stopping their display OF fireworks In
front oil tho Ashland House on Monday night, was
much talked OF by politicians yesterday
Tho rockets were formidable In size and caused sew.
cral stampedcs OF horses the avenue, and at one
time accidents, because OF the frightened animals APP
peared inevitable, but the members OF ASSOC
IN their enthusiasm over tho inaugu ration seemed 10
care Tor nothing but brilliant pyrotcchnca display
Commissioner Erhardt happened 10 be passing
along during the discharge OF OF the largest rock
cts, and feeling II his duty police commissioner 10
prevent accidents directed officer to stop tho
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clsaredBarks Countess Of Mimic nsr, Wales Belfast;
ss sasI b. Tsssa sas o.l ayr H..an..
4sli@Arysd nrig Vim Mason. Adams. St Thomas. 70
'' foS ri RSyxt Sc March eArIvea steamer csronds.
ss Williams
port we.ss no.ien bsrks Alma tNop wOxholds Len.
Wing SNOW, Port Antonio; xsSs Bentley Hsnssy.
Also arrived Steamers Wyoming: Teal Savannah; vir-
snr Snsr mis ss e Mo Gibraltar S%, Tonne
Fox. vanzant. fernandnn; Bessie Morris. Birch, Saw
Agnes. Burdick New York; bark Elsns
s.ssm.a Csrdsna.; .chr: wild Pigeon. Bray. scmsssss
wv wisson brown Brown DO: Van Da.sn Godfrey. Bo..on
Donnelly: Risgan Portsmouth;
sy@me. Key We., Edith B tvsrmsn, LLOYD. Boston;
salsd-sso%Sm .. 2uesss ss;. Bsrs sane and Agnes.
LEWIS Del. March 5-Arrved, bark Mary Baker tBr),
SthMirrissd bark Tide Fialia dp. Basssra. Rotterdam
saed1shiP s,ssursdssr Ger from LSn ,I tor Ba-
E a S 4r "una es%ns for
San petro ~, seddey from Loweston and Jason (Hor
March Ssailed steamer Perk'omsn.
rriss fssssSS% port .sAr Bell. Bartlett.
PROVIDENCE. March 5-Arrv.d, steamers George Ap.
Ida ! RAY: masksI: Daniel Morris. Rankin. and Els
rrsD SGSs sAmsoE
and VIM Burden Adams, iioSoken ryhcn Merrill New
PIwTCCKET, March 5"saied, schr John Hurst.
,RiciiMoSD: March 57;Arivea steamer old Dominion,
Walksr New York; brig FERN Nor. Just, Liverpool via
g.s s
CONN., sa' MANILA: bark Henry
SS% y sSS:' "a:
orr Owen. do; Shun Lee tBr. Evans do.
saiedsSp cSassr iI. Sa Liverpool
ship rnnn mes Gss New York
bark Semrams tBr,. Heliesen. do.
FEB bark Oregon Morrison San
sailed %4th bark Gen Cobb, Mcdonald. San Francisco
SAVANNAH March e-Arrved. Steamer Junata, Cath
e%e Sa eSss wsg.r cs vs.
ItaD via The Downs; schr Cyrus Hall, Howes, New
Cieared-schr Hail. for Brunswick to load for Fall
Sailed shebourne B) Of Hatteras; bsrks Betty
No saa RIVER Geo Peabody r Hilton Pensacola;
ranswek; LeMmns sata; Menawa. Woodstock. Fla:
Mslisass Havana aasl sshs Anne RtsisHsias Potter.
ss,SSS I'm brig GS D EssoPina Valencia
a New YORK FOR
Drealnnagh and Sarah r, do tor Providence and both
vviSEY%Rp HAVEN. March s-Arrivsd. brig ri. 90,
Given !Br New York for Cornwallis Blink Bonnie tBr,.
do tor iarmouth MS Maria Adelaide Newcastle. DEL for
Bueksp"T: Bsbcock Hoboken for Newburyport Belle
Jsan ' @ aS'a
nah Mary Weaver, do for New York; Nettie Cushing.
R0cklsnd for do.
snied-Brg Iris Br); schrs AddIe FCole Ella Frances,
South Shore, Mary Lemmons BERTHE Pierce, Rising
Hudson. Mary Dyer. Charlotte Augusta Maggie Todd
Eaton. Joseph Baymore oliver Ames Rnbna Br,. Al
\ II skinner, Babsoek Lizzie D s%all x Bodwell.
Emma (Br. abcock Charles Jones. Belle Bartlett,
Drary Belle Brown. Blink Bonnie (Br, and Glsnmire
(Br).
wiLMINGToN, nc. March e-Arrivsd. bsrks woissvs
Ger. Znr Nedder. Portsmouth,: Nimrod (Nor) Olsen.
Bristol, 4: Wick Mebara Ger. Whtesides, Bremen brig
Nicholaus (ier), Weidemann, Martinique.
Cleared-Bark Wilhelm kisker (ier), Burmeister, Ham
burg.
Tirrell, New York.
WAHEH AN, March 3-Sailed. schrs Mary Haley, HALEY,
Philsdelpha; Cannon, Norberry. do; Mansfield,
Achorn New York.
WARREN, March 2-Saed schr Mary MiHn, Ferris,
Hob0keu.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHlTYSTOxk TELEGRAPH LINZ


wnirEsroSx TELEGRAPH LIxx.
Steamer Atlas tB1. Low. Aux Cages Feb a. via Kings
ss high
most OF the passage
Sas:a.sssa ssS, with ssa q wv
hs' Ss.v S.1 %. 'ss T Feb as with
steamer Jacnnso. Hazard. Savannah March 3. with
mdss and ,, g 70 Geo % March
steamer RegsIaser Rogers. Wilmington. nc. days.
steamer Richmond. Kelly Richmond City Point aud
Norfolk; with mdse and passengers to the Ola dominion
1nss s%g I sss.; sh a.:
n the Channei passed Tsk"r Jan Il WIS days north OF
Bars WIN Van Name, Watts. Hong Kong; 10 DAYS With
Ney 1 rht trades IN Indian strong gale:
IL mere
during the gales of the Gage lost and split several ;ns
s .ss sds;
a"y ss:s '"s
from G. .s s'"s s New ys s as De. with
as Il. o r. rnd s
,Ssss e s:neS wrss ssS
British Inai. from Gasp..s the More z days oq
bandss 5 days ont showing signal letter. so FEB
Steering nv Mar .s 81 20 brig Eliza 1hon
'' Bar. s"% ss.S Ss%
ballast TO Louis Ictens Is anchored in Grasesend Buy Tor
Alfred Gibbs Nor, Rensrs Boraoaax q days with
BARR .irolmina ds.l Jreearino oas.e.mars So days.
Bark Kbenezer lNor sorensen. Havana II days. with
Brig Nellie lIsa Trapani Palermo 90 days. with md.s
. cA.sw 10 SSvsslsA Gays
with sugar to Deysra Go Crossed .hs Equator FeI J.
sshr Sarah TOT salcombe, runlck Pernambuco IS
wi suyA 10 ord Crossed
the fansor Feb 3. in Ion ii the trades lat II,
@ % en-" sns sn'''s
sshr VIM Houston gardner, Mssannas - days with
able squalls: w.e rain aud snG r..,. p,n.,.
- DAYS With 70 order: vessel to Miller Honrhton
March Int 81 So Ion Il TO- had heavy gales from ssE
washed sss@yshns movable from OF deck died the cabin
VIZ" sh ws' sr ,n P.ss days with lorwood
to s,o o vessel 70 Van y yrss Bros
10 Bark Mndone which anchored in the lover bay.
came up to the city 9th.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
DoUND SOUTH.
Steamer NEPTUNE. Berry Boston for New York , =.
ssw YORK. CITY OF Now D'o''0 f no" o'o'''' '
steamer Gaatea. Walden. Providence tor New Yore.
ssSr lane: BSSs Arnold rI.vIasnss fSt New York
ISs Ne: 0 o IVY
sehr John Brooks, Fox New Haven for New York.
Schr Frank BeRtie. smith. Stony Creek tor New York
Scnr Sarah Jane. Smith, Northport for New York
Schr VIM Wood. Wood, Huntington for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. New York for Boston.
schr samuel Goodwin. Williams. New ork tor Bridge
port.
Scir Gloucester. Curley. New York for Providence
Schr North America. Fiske, New York for Norwich
Schr VIM I Emer Tribbie IIoboken tor New London.
Schr Vim Flint West, Port johnson Tor Boston
Schr John Sockbam Hart, Port johnson for Providence
schr henry Crosksy, Terry A~bcy Tor Boston.
Schr Capitol, Fowler, Kingston Tor Providence.
schr Theodore Dean Evans, Gcorgstown Dc or Provi