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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER DORIAN tBr). which arrived Mt st Johns. NIB.
March during thick weather night Of 27h touched
been examined by diver but II Is thou rht she has sus
tanned material injury.
STEAMER WORCESTER from Boston for Philadelphia be-
fore repoted ashore ON Goose Island came on night Of
March 30 ut high water. and proceeded up.
SNIP FRANK JoNRs-Yeste rday morning powerful tugs
attempted haul OF the ship Frank stranded
side Of Fort Point San Francisco Up to that time the
failed. During the morning the ship gradually filled with
water aud now total loss Sue will be sold ~ auction
Monday. Sails and stores will BIO saved.
Bank GALArnrA (Nor) Thorsen from Cadix Feb 10 re-
ported for New York is ashore at Cobbs Island and will
probably be week
BARK MONTE TABgR dtaD, remained ashore at Cape
Henry yesterday, without material change In position
condition With few days OF good weather the wreckers
expect to get her aaoat without much difficulty.
BARK SUNNY REGION (Br) which recently ashore
late Storm Materials saved and will be John
Nh.
BRIG LIZZIE II KNnALL, Slower. from Messina via 81
80 AM 81 26 Ion rs 49, by steamer Carondelet
chs port with foremost carried away and having
jurymast rugged.
for suffolk during the blow sunday last while getting
way dragged the beach back OF Neptune Engue
captain protest She got OF Monday morning
proceeded
ScHR ZuIsrrr KENYON. from Hartford for Richmond. Va
before reported ashore Townsend Inlet Bar NJ
of Saturday morning.
STEAxruG GUILE. while her way down tho lower
bay yesterday afternoon, took fire ashore
West Bank where she burned to the waters edge and
will probably be total loss. The crew escaped.
GLOUCESTER March The trunk picked up IN the bay
by schr Sunshine this port belonged TO Mr. VIM II Hon
kns, board OF sclr Abbott Lawrence. before
reported wrecked and the OF which all saved
SEwBuRYroRr. Mass. March 3lThe fishing schrs Queen
Of the Bay and Flying Fish drfted by the reset
the north breakers going ont this morning and will
prove total oss value 81 800 each; uninsured. The
saved
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ARKcipo PR March 3oIn port, brig suwanoe. Sawyer,
for New Haven. to sail April 8. 49,
BARBADOS, March 25ln port brig Rising Sun, urifng
from and for New York. ldg.
IKNruEGos March a2-in port schr Florence Shay Van
ccat for Of Hatteras. ldg. TO sail in day two.
Leth. March 29-Sailed, ship st Charles,
Smaliey (from iuln, New York
HALIFAX, March 81 Arrived, steamer Scotia br), Lind
oucster. Liverpool.
LlvxRrooL. March 29-Arrived, ship Assaye tBr).
Richie, San francisco.
Little RIVER March 27 In port. bark Brazil (Br, Pur-
DIV from Tybee FIR st j ohm. NIB.
MALAGA, March 24Arrved, brig Thomas Owen, Guptill.
MrssxA March a2saied bark Surprise. Averill Phila.
delphia.
sailed Feb TO- ships Favorita Gerrish, Ilolo and Boston
odd Valparaiso Coli, New York
FcxcE, PR. March is-Sailed, brig Mary Rowland,
In port 3oth brig Thos Turu Bates for New Haven,
sail April 4.
nell Obj, Hjemstrom, New York via st Pierre MIG taud
ordered TO Cardiff. -
RorsAY hay tClyde) Feb 20 Sailed. bark Ellsworth
Riley from Greenock,, New York.
RIO GRANDK DO SUI, date -Arrived. schr A ID Mer-
ritt Pinkham New York cleared March II on her
turn.
Arrived prior to March brig Ella (Br Lsitch, New
York. . .
ST. TuoxAs March Arrived bark herald, Meyer, Huh
land sacd for jamaica.
ST. JOHN NIB, March 2s-Arrived, barks Annie Troop
tBr, Fritz Iavre; Assyria (Br), Edgett. Liverpool.
Arrived 31st, ship Eurydice Brl. Edwards. Liverpool
barks Brazil (Br). Purdy Tybee; Tempar tBr. Treiry,
Lewes, Del.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP March 3l-Arrlved steamer Stenmann (Belg).
Eyer. New York.
Sailed fem Flushing 2od. ship Meicaf CNor). Knud
sen. New York.
BELFAST, March 3i-Arrved, ship Warwick (Br, lizard,
San Francisco.
BR.MES. March 3i-Arrivcd ship Gustav Oscar l8er)
Hartmann. New Orleans; bark Ansonis utab, Poncni,
Baltimore via Queenstown.
sailed 3lst, ship Geesemunde CGer), LamEe, North
America.
BERGEN, to March 3i-sailed. bark Nora (Nor). for
America.
BARCELONA, March 25-Arrived. barks Cecstina CSp).
Sensat Savannah Joaquin Sierra sp), Isern Mobile; Jo
ven Narcsa (sp) Mas, New Oeans brgs Angeles tSp),
Resell Charleston; vrgenes Gsp), Maristany, Mobile;
10Th bark Valparaiso cp Rosas. Charleston; brig Rita
(spl, Crosas. do.
DusLrS March 29-Arrived barks Bachelors tr. Tooke
yaltimore; Reiormer tBrj, Brown, Philadelphia
FALMOUTH March 3I-Arrived, bark Prvi Dubrovack
(Ansl. Sullich, New York.
t;LoucEsrnn, March 3o-Sailed, bark Orient us) Pet
scrsun, United states.
,nnsSocK March 3O-Arrived ship Bruce (Br) Frazer,
Pensacola; bark sebastopoi tBr), Turnbul. do.
IiARrLRPooL (wcst. March 3o-Arrived. bark Roska
tSorl, LANCE, Pensacola.
HAxauRo March 2sArrived bark Eciptio rus, johann
nssou. Wilmington, NC.
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CLEARED.

Steamer osaeIlo tBr. Erstos. Hull via Southampton
steamer Oder Ger, I.sist. Bremen via Southampton
shit CO. Acapulco o'a'D Mail steam"
steamer City of Havana Mcintosh havana and Mexican
steamer State or Texas Nickerson Galveston Key
steamer Morgan City Read Now Orleans ogsrs Nor
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. New osieans-clark
steamer San Salvador. Hickerson. savannah-George
Yonye.
steamer Regulator, Dosne, Wilmington and Morehead
steamer oId pcmnion, Walker Norfolk City Point and
Steamer John Gibson. Masingo. Georgetown. De-
steamer + " Bruno. Foster. Baltimore--wm Dalzel.
Steamer Agnes smith rAadeish ,, Morgan
steamer Eleanora Johnson. Portland-J Anna.
aeAmer Cen Whitney, laile.t B"ston-Ii Dimock;
Bark Indy Gertrude tBr,. vesey. Bombay-R Cam
Bark Falcon tNor Nielsen Londonderry, I-Funch Edge
Bark Principe Amedo savojs dtaD Base,to Queens
town or Falmouth for orders Beniam Boyesen
Bark johann Kepler tGep Spite. Brsmen-iiermann
Bark Divco tNor). Jorgensen. Edge
Bark Alfred Gibbs SoD. Reimert. Chrsansand- Louis
Bark Embla tNor, Molier, Havre-C Tobias Go
Bark Ibis, Sawyer. Gibraltar and Malaga-Tupper &
Beatrice Br). Bowlby, Gibraltar for ordcrs-P
Bark Colin r Mcneil Crowley. Rio Janeiro-J Ward {
Bark sagadahoc. Powers Yuevtss oCuba)-J Ward
Bark South America (Br, Young St John. Peabody,
Willis Co.
Brig Cassiopea tBr,. Petts Malaga-D De Wolf Co.
Brig John Ives (Br) Mckenzie, Santander and Csdz-
Gerhard Brewer.
Brig Francoiorts dtaD. Amodeo. PalerEo-funch Edge
a. Co
Brig Mary Bartlett, Smith, Havans-simpson. Clapp
brig Naxarino tBr), Nicol, st Johns. NF-J Whitney
schr NJ Masken (Br,, Malone. Halifax Ns-C W Ber-
taux. -
lis NS-P Nevius & Son.
Schr VIM II Jones. Falkenberg Fcrnandina, Fa-Abiel
Abbott.
schr b II Diverty. Williams. Richmond va-van Brunt
s.hr IL b Bramhali. Gillette savannah-Evsns Bal. 4
Co
schr Ruth Carlisle, Smith, Philadelphia Dayton
Co.
schr Maggie Dalng. Dailing. Perth Amboy. NJ-wm
Crui.
Sell, Gamecock, Robinson, Portland-Jed Frye 4 Co.
Scir Lake, Perry. Boston-H Brown n Co.
Schr Mary Shields, Waitt. Decentralization 4 Wood
Schr Samuel Gilman. Kelly. Boston-Chas living.
Schr Martha C. Martin. Boston-Fcrguson h Wood.
Schr Magic. Young, Provincetown, Mass-Haviland
schr Hattie Cove. Proctor Gloucester Msss-J IL Win
chester x Co.
Schr MORO Castle Mares, Danvers. Mass-RJ Goodwin
Son.
schr Sarah Allen. Allen, New London-Isaac Il sta
Piles.
sioop America, Nelson, Perth Amboy. NV Thomp-
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON March 81, 1877.
MINISTER TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
DIFFICULTY WITH PRESIDENT GUZMAN.
M Thomas RUSSELL United States Minister to Venc.
zuela who returned to this country yesterday called
at the State Department this morning 10 present his
version OF tho difficulty with President Guzmau, lead
ing to his dismissal Owing to the occupation OF
tho President and Secretary Evar,s with tho
Southern question, it Is likely that it will DO
time before the be taken up officially by
tho State Department. Meantime the following
count OF the misunderstanding between President
Guzman and Mr.. Russell gives the OF the lat
ter's rcturn:--
In May Of the year 1876 President Guzman, In the
OF his Message to the Venezuela Congress- said
that the President had spoken OF Venezuela with such
complete disregard Of the truth that he felt obliged
withdraw his Minister at Washington. This not
DONE however The threat, however, reported
by Minister Russell 10 Mr.. Fish In confidential
Communication, IN the ireedoi, Of which Mr..
Russell suggested that ialr reply 10 this imper.
Thence on the part Of President Guzman would be
demand for the dues TO American claimants awarded
under the old treaty commission, payment OF which
had been made in part but OF late mad been suffered
to be neglected. With this suggestion Mr.. Russell in
timated that there were only two ways OF enforcing
this pay ment-onc by distribution OF share OF the
money among tho principal Venezuelan officials, a
means which, he added, the United States could
never resort to, and the other display threat
Of force Other dispatches passed between Mr.. Rus
sell and Mr.. Fish, and in good time the Venezuelan
government resumed payment Last year Congress,
IN its wholesale investigation Of everything, demanded
this correspondence but the confidential letters were
published by Mr. Sprinser's committee. The venc-
zuelan agents in the United States copies
correspondence President Guzman but IL was fully
five months before that official went to the length OF
giving Minister Russell his passports The latter
could not stand upon the order OF his
dismissal, as there Is no telegraph between
Washington and Caracas, and he sailed for
the United States, the 18th OF February; days
after. on February 20 which Is the Venezuelan
guration day. and tho President Alcantara In
Quoted into Office. Acan tara belongs to the liberal
party known as the yeows," in crntradistnctionsto
tho conservatives, or sblucs" This latter party
defeated almost humiliation. BY coincidence very
striking in view Of President Hayes selection OF a
democrat for OF his Cabine President Alcaniara
has taken one of tho most prominent VI the "bluc'
party into his Cabinet, thing never done heard OF
before IN the Republic OF Venezuela
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WASHINGTON.
A Settlement of the South Caro-
lima Trouble.
CHAIBERLAIN'S PROPOSALS TO THE PRESIDENT
Minister Russell and the Ven
ezuelan Trouble.
CiRPET-BACCERS AND TIE DEMOCRATS.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON March 81, 1871
THE SOUTH CAROLINA TROUBLE SETTLED
ORDERS TO BE ISSUED TO TIE TROOPS NEXT
WEEK.
Tho South Carolina trouble Is settled. The order
Withdrawing tho troops State House and bid
ding them from further interference In the local
affairs Of the State has been determined on. and VIII DO
issued, IL 10 believed, early next week
Governor Hampton returns 10 Columbia on Sunday
night He and the President wcrc mutually pleased
with other, and parted, IL said, 9Th express
sIons Of confidence.
Mr.. Chamberlain goes TO Columbia also. and Il Is
believed that no to accept cheeriully the de-
feat which inevitable, and urge his followers TO
conduct themselves we'll and unite with tho democrats
In renewing tho prosperity OF tho State.
THE .'cAEPEr-BAGGERs" THREATENING TO GO
OVER TO THE DEMOCRATS.
The democrats ara uneasy than tho administers
ton threats which the baggcrs' have been
making for some time to 20 over to the democratic
party. THAT'S just like COMPOUNDED luck, !" SAID
leading democrat to-day, when tho matter NEIL
toned to him. ssWc don't want these fellows. Tho
republicans welcome TO them" " hat these scar
pet-bag" people after Is Office Lie seems useless
TO Thorn unless they oIlcc-hodcrs. That
Is their peculiar industry, ard when they
speak mournuIy Of being "drivcn out In the
South, they mean that II Hampton and Nichols como
in they will longer be able to fill all the Offices
The Presidents belief that Southern mon should I'LL
Southern Offices cxcitcs them to indignation, and 1t is
very probable that when the Southern question Is
settled the "carpctbag gentry will emigrate to the
North again, and try to persuade the Northern people
that they been driven out
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
DEMOCRATIC REJOICING OVER THE ANTICIPATED
SUCCESSFUL ISSUE OF HAMProN's VISIT TO


SUCCESSFUL ISSUE OF HAMPToN's VISIT TO
wAsHINGToN-EARLY RECALL OF THE TROOPS
EXPECTED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, March 81, 1877.
ton and Chamberlain left. The two Lieutenant Gov.
managing the ordinary and barest routine
business OF each Office The city quiet dulness,
the people Of both parties being both engaged In
studying and drawing favorable unfavorable
cusons from every despatch received either through
tho Associated Press or otherwise from Washington.
thatsgves tho slightest The bulletins Of the
papers OF interest small crowds at all
times
DEMocRATIC CONFIDENCE.
The feeling among democrats has developed from
hopefuness INTO exceeding confidence, based upon the
visit and personal indicated in
papers and by semi-oic,a advces. The republicans
seem also 10 have accepted Hampton's success
now inevitable. Apparently, everybody seems TO be
waiting only to near what terms OF surrender Cham.
berain may have obtained, though very little Is said
either SIDE
HAMPToN's RETURN
Governor Hampton is expected TO arrive in Columbia
on Monday at noon by special train from Charlotte.
Extensive preparations on foot for giving him
hearty pubc reception here, and perhaps 1T all the
towns along the route on his return.
REMOVAL or THE TROOPS.
The troops still remain IN the State House rumor
morrow, which, however, cannot be traced TO any
authoritative source.
IL Is not known when Chamberlain will return. Mrs.
Chamberlain ana family are still here.
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HAvRx March 3l-saied. steamer 81 Laurent CID. La
New York via Plymouth.
LIrtnrooL March 3o-Arived. steamer Victoria eor''
Williams. Boston: ship Gardner tsr). Kenney MO-
bile: bark Bulgiu tGer. Koop, Philadelphia; brig
Willie tBo Brundage. Wilmington NC: 3ls barFs oia's
Eator. Davis. Galveston; Jennie Sweeney Hudson. do
LospospgHRY March 30-salsd, bark Josephine tbr''
Re lad. United States
MALxO. March Arrived bark Neptun Mop. Tobiasen
Galveston.
MALAGA, March 24-Arryed, bark Emmanuel lSwe). An
dersen New York.
.MKssrSA March 22saiied brig New Era tBr) McPhss.
United States.
oroRro March 2a-Arrivsd. bark Hilda tsws) Engmsn.
Baltimore
PASSAGES to March 81 -Sailsd Lorhema for New York.
QUEENSTOWN. March 2s-Arrivsd. barks Walter Scam
NELL Br jeston New York via ST Pierre. Miq tand or
dered to Cardiff 3oth Polimen ttal,. CAstelano
Baltimore kiina Qan. vassao. Philadelphia; Gen brcn
or) Petersen, New York. bero tfta. Ferraro. Baiti-
more; Monte 4 dts). oivari. Philadelphia.
Also arrived 3Oh ships Eerba aux (B Cotte Portland
o. 3st, Candidate tr Dawson. San Francisco IIecon,
Howes do; barks Drushi Duhrovack Aus, Percich New
York; Horatio sprague, Atkins, sourabaya.
ROTTERDAM March 3l-Arrived bark vittoria Canestra
utaD, valcrmo Philadelphia.
STAvAScER. TO March 3l-Sailed, bark Edward Hvdt
(Nor), Sorensen, New York.
SHARPNESS. March 3l-Arrved, bark Jane BD. Morris,
Dnrien. fs.sff ..e..
ST lELIrRs March 2s-Arved ship Patriot Queen tBr).
Harper, Pensacola.
TRALEK March 3l-Arrved. bark Ada Barton 3D. Bart
lett. st John, NIB.
VILLA RIAL, March l7-Arrved. brig Caroline tPort),
Gonzalyes st Marys, Ga, for Pomarao Epain).
LONDON. March 3l-Schr Eothen. La Mar, from New
York Jan % for Cape vcde Is st Vincent. and has been
hrs The ire Is extinguished Her beams and deck
burned the damaged by fire and water
THE had board the following cargo when she left New
York soap $50 -four 100 bbs bread so do; do
escs 16 cases. hardware Al do wooden ware 10 pack
ages nails, 10 kegs; tobacco, hhds manufactured ~,
$50 lbs; pipes 80 cases. furniture 20 PACKAGES arms
clocks 10 do sewing machines. 2 dried FISH, i30
caxaS
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 81, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsTOxE TELEGRAPH LINE

RRPoRrED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer State of Nevada tBr Braes Glasgow March IL
via arne lsth with mdse and passengers TO Austin Bad
steamer Rhen tGer,.. FRANKIE, Bremen March II
Southampton 10th, with mdse and 2s7 passengers TO
lon ~; thence variable ana moderate winds.
Asaa @ Sr March sSl = fssUrn
and 81 Mchaes 18TH with mdse and passengers to Hen
Steamer Gen Barnes Cheeseman. Savannah March %.
with mdse and TO with
mdse and passengers 20 Jas W ouintara a Co.
steamer Aoemare. Clubs Lewes, Del, with mdse to the
Old Dominion Steamship Co -
ship hs w, dSs saps Sa0n Mae s T
SsspIes Was IL days Of the Banks with strong ENE
Ship humboldt tGer, Cornelius, Bremen ~ days in bal
Bark u Broosmnn, tyson London Feb IL in ballast TO
nDaJ BrooSman Wa Is days Of The e. Banks s with
heavy M gale, with and iog: a7th. had heavy
NV gale. and was blown of; line weather aterward.
Bark Norma oer. Bernecker, London 80 days, in bal
last, to Tobias Co.
Bark rbsneser tSor). Nelsen navre Ian ~ ballast
Bark Evening Star tNor, Nstoig Bordeaux a. days in
hay Of siscay was Of Bernuda with strong NV
a~as Na, sna y * snip
BARK Maria Christina gta I".cs,ino, casteamare 60
ss sS siA Fa' to ''''A hdS' Co. Passed Gibraltar
Iars Come Vol qtap. Ferar Genoa Ian %. with marble
B,rs Trafalgar DIR, Lockwood Rio Janero days with
Equator Fen ~ in lon 30 20 from lat 81 bad strong ENE
hurricanes.
w,h sugar % TrowSndae, sous March - - lon
i II Cape May win ,aiss log as% SW asis. - - -
ns's .. S"en :" aycmewo. E"r ysse ao Mrs
"ashsSa Vas days nor. Of iIas.er.. With strong Sw
iark Emma Ives (s, Jensin-. Matanzas IL days with
wss days d nastsrs win s.sns 81 gales A's ~
Bark Anderson, ninston Cieninegos y days with
Neal s" 70 ' . s' 60
Brig Nellie DR. Cone fernambuco Feb ~ With
10 III u
Equator March ~ was 10 days d with
NE and NV gales sAipped large quantities Of water.
I,rig Pepa tsws) Palsson. Pernambuco Feb 20, with
sugar 70 u u Swin \ Co. vessel - Funch Edge Co
Crossed the Equator March ~ Ion 80 ~.
Brig Toronto tul Windsor y ~, Coailcet, East iar
bor ri, with salt 70 Robinson 4 Co vessel TOD Whit
Jas Co Was II days OF llattcras with strong
n and NV gales; a',icd away hsurchead.
rs days. with moasscs 70 order; vsssol TOD Lwel
4 Co.
>ehr oliver ScoheId, pissusway. Baltimore.
Scr Fannie Frazier. Showcl with cargo from steamer
Rusland, ashore as Long Branch.
Stout. Collins With from steamer Rus
ssr John Il Paterson wilson with cars, from seamer
Ruslard, ashore ~ Long Branci.
nJ-shp Jane Fish, aud bark Emma tBr). which wcro
ancnofcd In the lower bay. came - the city 3is
as-Ear Kong Cad tNor), aud brig Actncl DAM which
anchored in tho lower bay cnnc TO tue city 3st
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL. GATE
BOUND soUTn.
STEINER Gantca. Walden. Providence tor Now yors-
schr Silas McIoon, Spear Eockand for New YORK.
Schr America, SNOW. Ko.kand Tor New York.
Schr ieion Thompson Wharton, Rockport, No for Nor
scnr a.hiagson yysemap Robinson rhomAston for New
YORK.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE i,2ss BR0ADWAI.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS

HERALP BH nAS AND NIuHf F6R ' REcEfroy %
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs--
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THE TRADEs-2D PAGE 18th col
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cept schrs Union Piag Prisbis New York Bodwsl
PROVIDENCE. March ao-Arrivsd. steamer Tonswand..
yssns rssssas s ss Ms
Hoffman" Hoffman do Tor rawtacks I'LL. p'vsry.
ror johnson; Xrbec shropshire, south Ambov; Juli.
Tas Ts a5S Tys sss rsa A" assns hs .s
sunny shower. Nicholson. Hoboken; Hannah Bsckmsn.
~ ssios. ssS1 SAUNDERS Mott Bonn
rSss wssn o'i also @
PxWTUcKET March so-xmiysd. schr il B Diversy.
SissssssGn rSfs lsssrssS ood Now Ye.
RICHMOND. March 29-Below, bark Wsstsold Nor.
san FR%scIsc@ March sArrvs ships River Luu.
s i1 Si
Ionden iedwig siebe Gerl knassk oiSncsstsr scrs
Cesred-Bark Jas peaks tBr,. Barnard. Pensacola .ehr
Jos Baker DAVIS from Cisnfasgos and Key wes New
saiied-steamer San Jacinto Hazard. New York; brig
Alfredo !sp,; barcelona
SrsH IS s:. e 1sn
Ellis STA: McIaon Robert smith, Lsonns snd ras' .;
Johnnie ,s% Ms;:s,
for ID S: %sl rS' sAs:1H
Psss:; ,ssssi - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MAJ. A?n rsa a%sssy
and Allen. south Amboy-si for Boston: Boas He.
for Belfast; Osprey and Harriet Thomas. do foi
Portsmouth Mountain Laurel Port johnson for do Joseph
Farwe ChoptaDk River for Bath; Eta ssimp,on Por
Orient. for iloucester; John Grinsn. do for do
tand sailed Martha Weeks Jersey City for Plymouth;
rhiladepha 70, Belfast Lucy Wentworth, Hoboksn fs'
New York for Hampton, Me- Osseo Brl do for st John,
NIB; Petrel South Amboy for Lynn White swan. Whining.
ton Del for orders Julia Newell Rockp0rt. Ne tor New
York; Mary Theal r). st John. nh for do Nightin
gale. Easport Tor do; Twenty Friends Boston Tor
Philadelphia.
Passed by-Brig sullivan. Cicnfusgos for Boston.
Rat - rio An (Hri gChr 2Rw nd
ME fHrl.
Sailed Schrs r Nightingale, Julia Newell and ORIENT.
3lst-Arrivcd bark Wilton, Carver. Sourabayx for
Boston.
WILMINGToN. NC. March 29-CIeared steamer Bene.
factor, Jones New ! ork
3st- Cleared, bark Wimburn (Br), Halliday, Liverpool;
brig Black swan Winslade, st Pierre. Mart.
WOODS HOLE. March 29-Arrived. schr Addis Chad
wick, Bird, Bull River, sc.
sailed schrJ Allen. Chase New York.
3Oth-Arrived, schr Mary Brewer. Lee. Baltimore
Sailed--schr ,lighander. Wood. New York.