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The New York herald., 1877-03-19
ART NOTES.

A nns historical painting by n. Laufeps, repre-
chiet attractions OF this years salon.
Edward Moran will have In tho New York Academy
largo canvas Of great power and beauty. The sub
jcct Is scene in the harbor OF New York, poetic IN
treatment and striking in composition II will be ono
OF the most attractive pictures in the exhibition.
Jules Goup reappears this year in the salon with
exquisite picture, ''rhe Visit OF Coincidence"
young widow in tho costume Of tho tmo OF the Dircc-
tory Is standing; man In bright coiored coat IL
kissing her hand, bowng profoundly. The ady's maid
looks ON with an expression which seems to say my
mistress won't remain long inc0nsoable." IL Is
comedy oi real lie.
Charles Chaplin will send portrait OF n. D'Audif.
fret Pasquer to the salon.
ssThe Last Day OF Lent" will be the subject treated
by the masterly brush OF MonginOL II Is remarkable
Tor beauty Of composition striking light effects and
sol,dity Of handling
Tho clever draughtsman Norm IL giving the last
touches to somc charming spring landscapes.
can Apo Making Bouquet" Darwns pet, deeply
Interested In his work, mingcs flowers and vegetables
with amusing coQuetry
bonnet will have Two strongly painted portraits OF
gentlemen III the salon.
Among the pictures that attracted q good deal OF
favorable notice at the Centennial Exhibition was
very ine oil painting by g. Max, called s'rhe Anato
mist" r. Berendsohn, OF Nassau street, has caused
u very fine etching o this masterpiece to bc executed
and has Issued limited edition ut moderate price.
A dead female IL stretched on slab before the sur
geon, who about TO dsscct tho beautiful FORM II is
such picture Will commend itself 10 tho general
lover OF we'll to tho disciples Of Escuiapus.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, March 1s--Arrived. bark Laura BurnhAmL
Philips Batavia: brig Peter Roberts sr) Msr.eii Cen
Henry Lippiss. Howss Fsnaroskan isvaj Higgins
Paine. yilgins; Henry psvsy. King. Jersey CITY; r.
Also arrived. bark Onni tAus Dahlbcrg Lverpooi brir
Mississippi ABr. Marchant DeHerara; Chattanooga. Nor
cHXRLEsiON. March ls-Arrived. senrs Katie @ Rob
ipson. Champion Baltimore; Walter Palmer" do: )
Vananan. sharp New York.
Ssiisd-lris Thos Campbell tBr,, Marshall. Weymouth
pensacon; seSr Eiissbe,n. Boais. Mobile.
Cleared Bmrk Ophir tNor), Christensen Pensacola.
NEW ORLEANS. March l4-Arrived. bark .imirA Roo
Ysowschr Clara Dyer, Beers, from rors antonio. ia
Uieared-Schr Gertrude Howes Cefalu sua:an. -
SOUTHWEST PASS. March i4-Saied ships Joe NilberrJ
ISth--SaeI steamer Ariel tBr), for Lverpooi: shipt
Viola tBrl, do wm Reed do Anglo American tBr. DO;
frossrpina (Aus, Tor Hsvrs; brig Burns. -; sch
NoRFOLK. March I0-clssred. brig Three chssts tBD
issh-rut In, schr Dora syangildsr Cheney. New YorA
for IMdlanola Csec Mi:celIany). ,-
NEWPORT, March IL. AA-Arrived schr Belle Seaman
NEW LONDON March l7-Arrived. schls Charmss
Providence for New Ned Sunpter RocklAnd for do
scotia. Nav York; Texas. noecken for Providence.
Sailed ~ScIr. L.conia. New York; Chef, do
rlose. New York; scnrs LtsxIs Heysr Poland. sagas
Mary Haley. Haley. warehsm; Mary Weaver, Weaver,
Boston: Ann Cannon Howss New bedford: Jos Eaton,
Ryan, Brrto: n 7 Hedges. Smith. Dirhton; Z 9 Bah,
cocK Green. Newburyport; Geo u Bent smith, ksnne
bunk; Thos Borden, ChIrbunk Eau Eissr liver:
son. Brown. New York Lucy Jones. Mannugh. do; Clare
Lippinc0tt, do.
WGSgSRb H.ss :sSr l.n. Bur
dick IIoboken.
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zen on the stage Thoy wsso made by Worth and cost

seen ON the stage They were made by Worth and cost
$4,000
Tho feat Of transferring the entire complicated ma
chincry, scenery and cast Of "Fith Avenue" from
this city to Kraiy's Theatre In Philadelphia
complishod with the utmost success. The play has
been very we'll received tho Quaker City, and Is
drawing crowded houses.
Solhern produces ut the Arch Street Theatre. Phila-
depha this week. for the FIRST time the play written
for him by Byron, "A Hornets Nest; In Three
Buzzes and Singer" Sothern has never before bad
opportunity OF bringing this play before the public
except IN San Francisco.
Charles b. Bishop. the last OF the Burton school OF
comic actors, who made himself 30 famous by his I'M
pcrsonation Of Pistol in King Henry W., has become
great favorte in San Francisco both In public and
private e leading low comedian at tho California
Theatre he has won new laurels.
Massenct's new work, ''Le Ro do Lahore, p" Is now
In rehearsal at the Paris Grand opera Tho following
is tho cast:-Ita, young prestess, Mile. dc Reszki
Kack. slave, Mile Fouqust: Aliuo, King OF Lahore
NJ. SaIomon; Scindia, usnrper, II. LasalIe; Timour
the grand priest, N. Boudouresqus; Indra, god, b.
Menu; Chief n. Auguez
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
HOW MONEY GETS AsTRAY.
From tho Pail Mall Gazcttc.l

From tho Pail Mall Gazcttc.]
Tho Bhootan expedition belongs TO history. though
not tho most agreeable glorious episode IN the
nails Of British India Ono little incident, however
still remains to be recorded wecannot indeod vouch
for its absolute accuracy though II is not only gener
ally credited but It also credible. The story runs
thus:-Under the impression that the ''litle war,
would be fought to the ''bittcr end" the govern
ment ordorod three lakhs $780, WORTH Of copper
coinage to be despatched to the northeastern
frontier Tor the Of the troopa II
ment OF halt anna aud quarter anna pieces
safety when tidings OF peace The pondcrous
wealth went further. Where Its progress
stayed there remained, and presently It's exstcnce
was all but forgotten. Each new magistrate who
cccded the district signed paper certifying that he
held under lock and Key the OF $50 900 "copper"
and Il to be looked upon as piece OF Office fur
nture, such as bookcase or any other clumsy article.
At last magistrate more particular than hts prede-
ccssors, declined 10 sign tho certificate until tho
money WINS counted over TO him. Tho objection
was not unreasonable, but ihcre was this difficulty in
the way Of Its removal, that the gunny bags had been
devoured by insects otherwise DESTROYED, and that
the copper coins had together and become welded
into masses Tho cost OF their removal to Calcutta,
other equally absurd reason caused the alternative
10 be adopted Of digging big hole and burying the
untold riches Some sort of monument memorial,
IL SAID has been erected the sitc and may bc
that IN the funess OF time the DR.. Schemann OF the
period will disinter the weighty heap
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ps-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
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Csotans OF vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige us
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived as Porto Praya Feb 3. schr Clara L Sparks
Spnrks. IRON Pesca (xnd sniled 7th for Frax.
Cape Town, &C Fob g. schr Florence. Miner OF MI.
with 500 seal skins, bound home. =.
The following q Capt rhos Row Harry Of British
ship Sea Breeze of Mauritius will DO interesting c our
merchants and whaling masters Dec - 1875 LAT ~ %
s. Ion IL ~ Nv, whales very numerous; l7th lat 81 81 >.
lon rs % whales namerous 18TH lag 30 y > Ion 10 20
w. whales very numerous. counted Is ~ one times from
Dec Is 10 We we're constantly seeing them on not IN
such numbers before; Jan lat S "a ~ Ion 10 ~ 4,
whales very numerous. counted In one shoal.
letter from the rt officer Of bark Marcela Tripp, OF
Nh reports her Mshe Bapks Feb with ~ obs OIL
In gale eastward Of Cape oud Hope lost sarboard boat
with everything belonging to her. and iorwara davt Dec
shpped sea on port quarter. which carried away 1--WE
sanchions. bawarkS companion wmv, round house. and
stove galley and laboard boat split plank shear carried
cutting Sc Prevented other from board
the vessel by pouring oil the water The cook had
one of his ribs broken, aud bad been laid np month Was
% days In getting through Mozambique Channel
letter from Capt Aen of bark Greyhound O MI, dated
Mahe Seychees Jan d reports her with lb bbls oil
Capt Alien bark Calao CrHw NB arrived ut Mahe
Jan 49, with 100 bbls oil Hil told Bark John Dawson
Babcock left Mahe 10TH Jan with 2jD bbs oil all told
Allen Dec barks ntitia Church, b..
4 bbls o Pctrel Downs, do, % do do since leaving
Aahe In june Capt Allen came In to ship oil, but there
opportunity. ..
letter IRON Capt Wilson, Of bark Linda Stewart OF NB
her Mnhe Feb with 100 bbls sp OIL Reports
barks PatnR Rowland NB $40 all tod Callao Craw.
do 800 do do; NJ arcclla Tripp do, 50 do do.
spoken-Dec -. at 49, Ion lso, bark ussele. OF San
Francisco. cruising
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

TIE Swedish Ladies' Quartet giving concerts in
Italy.
schumann's "Genoveva, is in active rehearsal al
the Royal Opera House, Berlin.
Tho waguerian company will proceed to Boston
when the New York season Is over
Rameau's granddaughter Is in great poverty. An
appeal has been made on her behalf.
Manfred, with Schumann's music. has been produced
In Berlin Herr Kahlc sustained tho title role
John Mccullough begins engagement ut the WAL
nut street Theatre, in Philadelphia, this week.
Rubinstein Icn London orsberlin ate. witnessing
ono performance OF his opera "Dle Maccabdor''
Mr. Amos eros has been appointed manager OF tho
Lyons theatres for five years Tho government has
gwen him subsidy.
Mime Iacombc Duprcz has been engaged Tor three
years at the Paris Opera Comique She Is niece Of
the celebrated tenor.
Mile. Moiset, who made great succoss in Venice as
Uphea will shortly France for Florence, where
she will appear IN the same role.
'I.cmons'' has met with extraordinary success at
the Chestnut Street THEATRE Philadelphia where tho
cxccllen. comedy company does full justice TO It.
A new military drill will be introduced tonight at
the Eagle the OF tho production OF SHINE.
LArchlduc." IL Is expected to make n sensation.
Ohm the professor OF lyric elocution tho Paris
Conservatory about 10 return to the stage He Will
sing the role Of Father Joseph in Goonod's ''Cinq
Mars"
II is proposed to hold international and retro
spcctvc musical exhibition At Bologna in 1878. Tho
Italian Minister OF Public Instruction has promised
the government support ana grant OF money.
The Emperor and Emprcss OF Brazil visited the Con-
scrvatory OF Music at Naples. They wcrc received by
the Governors, tho Marchcsc d Lano SpInch and
Baron Genovese and the Director the Cavalcrc Lauro
Ross.
Nilsson has abandoned the idea Of singing IN CO.
The p,ous people who have charge ot tue thea
tire would not permit the production OF 'Faust,' and
wanted TO bo permitted to supervise the fair divas
wardrobe
". a. Barrett, the distinguished musical Critic viii
superntcnd tho musical section OF the Exhibition OF
Ancient PRINTED for the Vienna Is anxiously expect
Ing the production OF wagncr's 'walkurcp which Is
now active rehearsal In that CITY.
Mrs Florence, at tho Walnut Street Theatre, Phla-
dephin, Friday evening Ias upon tho occasion OF
her benefit. in tho mighty Dollar wore an entirely
new set OF dresses, said to DO among finest ever
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For disaster to Gan Eden see general news col.
o sx Be D.: Jersey ,h from
Branch NJ Passengers and landed In safety. The
eral news columnsJ
AUGUST ANDRE tbeig,. from Antwerp will leave
Halifax for New York next Thursday.
srKAxER AxERoUE (F) ashore Seabright was hauled
at least 50 ee sontneastward Saturday night and
sidersd GOOD.
SHIP Dxssrosusr sBr. Murdoch from San Francisco at
Ion Al W. and carried away Oobstay.
BARK NxpxLPAD NOR. Olsen, from Wilmington NC for
w. which Du. into Dsysr f. March sissI COLI
scnR NxrrE OF st Andraws from New York for st John.
M with petroleum. missed stayed In Hell Gate
nS her M T. ss s the 70 o sr o.
in her Capt Brett is in with the wreckers
and Is hopeful Of having her pumped speedily when
aiSS sainsd ~" "''''''N ~- '-' ~ = N-S' -'''''
sSua Macy s.,1m os !: Camp .slesssphed
into Norfolk 18th esky shesprung the leak 18th of WIN
Light Capt Hail. Went ashore the point OF Hart Island
during NJ gale night q i7h sns lie. high and dry
ousy is thought she may be gotten of with
rived Boston l7th, full OF water.
scnn Dora vAsc.IDxa from Nsv y York for Indianos.
iy She struck Horse shoe shoals night or tho
l7th losing her anchor and unshppSs her ruddsr She
on her voyage.
scHn PEsxsrLvAsrA dragged ashore Denny.vlls Me,
during the 9th, but hauled oG without material
damage.
scnn KATIE MITCHELL. which put into Norfolk Tues
day In distress the leth at Graves
yard for repairs
scnn SCOTIA Weeks New London 18th from the Bank.
New York. experienced heavy weather and lost
chors and 90 fathoms OF cable
scunA BAXTER Br,. freghted With potatoes. struck
tho hst:hs.
100 bushels OF potatoes lost The vessel
her brondlde until the 10TH whom she rghtsd and
brought TO kingsport pier She considerably damaged
and considerable must be expended to place her
seaworhy condition The cargo was insured and old
while broadside for the OF
underwriters $780, No insurance the vessel The
cargo insured In the Merchants Marine Insurance Co
Of Canada.
LAuxcHKD-schr Wade HAMPTON about 70 tons burthen,
launched from Mxrcs shipyard. Cooper River SC,
March Is. She Is intended tor the coassing trade.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

HAxsuac, March l6-Arrved, drama" from New Or
leans
uAvRH, March 16-Arrived barks Otercn (Nor) Torju'
sen, New Orleans: Prince Napoleon Fr). Para. do.
LIVERPOOL, March ls-Arrived bark Sarah. Rice.
Charleston.
Sailed 18th. ship W Camp mpbe. Curling. New York tnot
sailed l5th>.
LoSpoS. March ls-Arrived. bark Behrend Gsr,, Pea-
lens, Fernandina
LISBON. 10 March 1s-Saiicd Betty. for New York.
MARsELLKs March 16Arrived. bark ferrefi Qtsls Es-
posito. New York
PLYMOUTH March lS-Arrived, steamer Hammonia (0sr).
voss New York tor Hamburg land proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN March 1S-Arrived. bark Forest Princes
(Br). Grant, Beaufort, Sc
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
FOREIGN PORTS.
rived, brig Ella tBr,. Dart. Nssss

G.sRALrA Feb asArrived, brig Ella tBD. Dart. hsssi
$ss $ sss e% .n r.ss. sS.
Msasa New Ysrk s.; Ssy. Marx T.yss Tpsniil ro~
trieste
lowed through the Straits 25th. bark Jas Ward.
asir.x. March isHsaisd. schr Watson Br Star.
key. Phlsdelphis (sfter putting back.
lPrn STEAMER DAxorA1
ANTWERP. March o-Arrived. Scots Bay Murray, New
sailed e.h JAS Boyd. Baker. Philadsphs; Chas Den.
Arrived at Flushing 9th. Themis, Rosster, England.
BR!sro March Gin kingoad. Spirito Cossovch. from
BREMEN. March s-Arrived. Abbis B. conli. Philadsl
loop. New York: Marco Polo. sehaasr do: Jenkins,
DO .na 10
bridge DO: Lizzie CURRY Curry 90 !.nd passed
Orleans Consantia Kunken. do ~nd passed st Cstha-
''au U.sDrr. %arcn eArrived II Wing, Small, Bristol
CoRx March 6sailed Volunteer of fiume, South Car.
DEAL. March s-Passed, Anna Bella. Forbes from New
DOVER, March 5--sailed Dores Liljeback Buli River
Passed 5h homanof harley. from Bremen tor PniIsdsl
FALxoy1a March eArSysd syss Mcllez New Ye,h'
iS.na. ns do H'as e s.so S.mo n
H1sriscs, March e-oh. Neptune Tobiassn. from Gal.
moIrnrAD. March s-sailsd, Susan Campbell. Brooks
n % {ssi E5.
land: TriiRo JeiIeIsen new Oreanss Wule AmeEo, bt
Sailed 8th Livingstone Hanson, Hampton Roads.
Cleared 9Th. Vim Burroughs Smith, Matansss; washs
ington. Martin, New York
tho sksrss 4h, southern Chief from Liverpool ios
on Queenstown 4th. st Nicholas Liverpool for New
YORK.
Cleared 6th Hudson Knight Now York land len Graves
end 7h) Justa. Niejahr Pensacoa; 7th Chapman. Nj
Entered out Stn Lycurgus. Mullins St John. NIB.
LYNS, March 8-Saied Hans Nielsen Hougs. Hoyer Bal
LixERick March 5-Put back Roads. savan-
MAAsLuIs March 5-Cleared- Geo II Jenkins Ross, New
York; Milton, Lund, and Nosita, Peder:er, DO: Morvg.
Matthesen. Baltimore; raser Kohl. America; Rufuk
PoRrLANp, March 6OH Syrian Star. Whitehouse, fron
Rotterdam for Delaware Breakwater.
PLYMOUTH March COR Corsica stetson from Havre fo
New York.
PoRro PRAYA, Feb ARRIVED Fury, Everett VISTA
Sailed Fob ~. Annie Fairfax. Doane, Maize.
QUEENSTOWN, March 6-Arived OIL klwoUd Cooper, Sche
ley from San Francisco Ordered to Antwerp and pro.
sailed 6th ANNIE for reenock Lorenzo r. andJ PEN
dleon do; City Of York, Liverpool Astoria, Dunda!k;
Aniciza. Hull; Amor, Dover Hawthorn Liverpool Lii
sALcoxnE March 5-Passed Francis. HILL from Ian Franz
TsxEI, March 5-Arrived. Carolina Susanna. Trautwsn.
sailed 5th, Magnolia. Young. New Orleana
YxuIDEN March 5sailed Smonson, Crawford. st Tho
land passed Dover 9TH.
ANTWERP March 4-The California, Rossndah hence for
PHILADELPHIA which ashore NJ Margaretha Folder has
Deen assisted or and towed into Terneuse by three
LIVERPOOL, March THE Vanguard s, for Pernsmbuco.
ashore on Pluckngton Bank ths morning. but WAS
{ured vessel makes water; the will be
shipped into tho Chrysolite Isl.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
1.-THE NrNErrrNrH CENTURY :"

Quite event has just happened In tho periodical
literature OF England IN tho publication OF the hrs:
number OF now monthly rcviow which attracts wider
attention than review has before received.
Much Of this interest Is indeed fictitious but of
- legitimate The Fictitious part results from the
withdrawal Of Mr.. James Knowles, former editor OF
The Contemporary Review and foolish lawsuit, which
was commenced against him by its proprictors to
restrain him from starting rival periodical.
His assaiIants beaten In court, with
sosts, and their suit merely advertised tho
forthcoming review which they tried to strangIo
before its BIRTH Tho 0rst number Of the NineteenM
Cenfsvy shows that Mr.. Knowles has taken with him
the most valuable part OF his iormer contributors
The number opens with introdu ctory poem by
nyson, and contains articles by Mr. Gladstone, Card
nai Manning, Sir John Lubbock, Matthew Arnold
Grant Dun and othc. writer's OF high rank Cardinal
Nanning'a paper IL tho nrst OF series giving "Thc
rrus Story OF the Vatican CounciI" and Mr. Grant
pun-s 10 also tho first OF several on "Russia" II tho
N2retesnM Century keeps up 70 the mark Of Its first
sumbef it bids fair to tho strongest Of all tho Eng
l,sb monthlies In point Of ability. Brcntano who has
quick cyo 10 the public sasto has imported large
supply.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
rur APRIL MAGAZINES.

Tho Atlantic for April contains the 'Dary OF a
Br,sh onccr in Boston 1915, the conclusion Of Mr.
Howelps "Out Of the Question:, poem by Lonsieiow'
s.oddarc, Mrs. Piatt and H. H., and ''rhe Creole
Lovers song" words by u. G. stcdman ana music oy
d, i,ev Back. Frances Anne kcmblcs dehs"''ui
-os.,p q continued The ContrIbutor's Club one OF
...~.ssa shoashss N magszins nssrasurs' - on'
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
THE COMMUNIST ExILEs.

AN ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF PRISONERS sTRoM
NEW CALEDONIA.
From tho Paris letter to the London Telegraph,
March g.
This morning the organ OF the late Commune pub
iishcd thrilling account OF an unsuccessful attempt
to escape from New Caledonia, mado by nine OF Tho
political prisoners thcrc. The only two Of the men
whose names were prominently known In connection
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY Tax HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HkRALl
wHIrEsT0xR TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPoRTEp BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrEsToSH TELEGEAPH LINZ
asyps M ,s s LySrDSs N'ss and
,B MeA h.se. 1 @ q o. Lon 5 So a BAR. 4 m lon 81 %
via as PIX o. x a. Ssr: ofqs
steamer Aleiers Hawthorn New Orleans 8 days. with
steamer den Barne. Oheeseman. savannah March Is.
ofssrnssss. p...sd i ship .,es bound
mSss and cnnara WIN
sssamsr Bsnstscsor Jones' Wilmington NJ. with mdse
Steamer yanoks. Curtis n,cnmond CITY roin, sad
OK with mdse and passengers Old Dominion Steamship
TO chas Luing Co Had strong westerly gales most Of
schr Theodore Dean. Evans. Georsssown, DC. for Fall
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
ssnr Douglas Esins.. Adams. n Augusta Ne. Tor Ssw
YORK.
schr Ned sumter. Fountain, Koukiand tor New York.
ser .ss RSss%S ss fsw %
schr Delaware, snow. Roekiand tor New York.
r ss%sesSy Ssm '
scer Osprey G;rowlsy; Boston 70, Ney re;e
is's% sfs
GSasr a,s
schr Reading RR No IS. McDsvt. Black Rock for Now
Schr Warren Gates Smith. Milestone Point for New York.
Schr Hattie Butler, Currie. Portland. Ct, for New
York
schr George Middleton. Rogers. Portland Ct. for Now
York
schr Sarah Thomas. Arnold Portland. Ct Tor New
YORK.
scr Reading RR No ~ Jones. saybrook for New York
sehr Abigail Jennings we1tef Norwich for New York
schr Ario Pardee, Bishop, New Haven tor New York
Moored Hsmmond's Fiats-Brig Matilda. Coombs,
from Providence for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Va, yorL foru uslSav
Schr Nette (Br Brett Now York tor st john AB (see
Miscellany.
schr Pcreaux (Br), Borden New York for Windsor Ms.
Schr Hayward Greenleaf, New York for Gloucester.
Sclr W W Brainerd Fitch New YORK for Providence.
Schr Belle, Simpson. New York for Bridgeport.
Schr Bertha. Conovcr. uoboken Tor Providence.
Schr Sarah Bruen. Crowley Port johnson for Boston.
A. anchor IN Hart Island Roxds-Brigs II Gillespie
r. Crane New York for Gibraltar; Long Reach, Ander
son. do for Bath.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
SPOKEN.

Ship Friedrich (er) Bruggemann, from Bremen for Mo.
bile. Feb "a lat ~ 10. len IA % . -.
ship 1vy Lowell from New York for San Frnncsco, Feb
10 LAT "a tH N. lon 36 w. :.
Ship Gold Hunter Freeman from Cardiff for lIong Kong
March |. lat 81 y, Ion IL W.. -
Ship Warwick (r) Tsxr from San Francisco Tor bel-'
fast, - 4. lat 50 \. Ion So W. .,
q. O. lloru.
The New York herald., 1877-03-19
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping aud shpma informed
by tsiegrsphiuS to the Herald London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street, London"
Paris oHcs addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc "Opsrs.
Paris arrivals and departures from Europesn and
Eastern American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States tho will be csbisd to this
country FREQ OF chnrge.
Captains arriving aud saing from French and Msdi-
tsrrxuean ports Paris Office economh
ca, and expeditions FOR telegraphing news