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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
OBITUARY.
r. h. MACY.

Tho Paris cable dispatches announce the DEATH from
Bright's disease OF the kidneys, Of Mr.. Rowland II.
Macy, OF most successful merchants. In that
city last Thursday morning. The deceased was the
founder of Macys fancy goods bazaar at Fourteenth
street and Sixth avenue He was born In Boston on
October 80 1922 His early life passed in that
CITY, but growing Importance Of New FORK attracted
him hero in 1857 He first opened little store, seven
by forty feet in extent on the southeast corner OF
sixth and Fourteenth street. in the very place
where his large establishment Is now situated. His
business was at FIRST very small and he had to
struggle against humorous difficulties in the
time Of depression following the great panic
Of 1861. But with rare tact he combined
great determination. Ho advertised largely and
judicously. After timo he obtained more extended
credit and enlarged hts business Gradually he took in
the adjoining buildings increasing his stock IN proper
ton, until his establishment At present occupies tbs
Fourteenth streets. Until within few years he per-
sonaly superintendent the affairs OF his vast business
But time Will upon all, and Mr. Macy, though OF
vigorous constitution, was by no means an exception
His health became gradually worse, until he was forced
his wife and son leaving the management of The firm
In the hands OF Mr.. X. NJ. Valentine He had resided
IN Paris about seven weeks when his death occurred
To give an OF his success the following
comparison between hts small beginning and the pres
ent condition Of his firm may be useiul:-ho started
With four assistants ana when ne lett this city
for France last spring his employees werc:-Onc gen.
eral perintenden six buyers, four hundred clerks
twenty cashiers. b0okkeepes, several floor walk
ers and a host OF cash girls. The yearly sales of
this house said to have exceeded ST. 600 000 the
daily receipts often amounting TO between ZOO and
$4,000 Mr. Macy is said 10 leave behind him IA Tor
tune OF ST. 500. O0O The body has been embalmed ut
PARIS and will be brought to this country for interment
arriving here about the 18th of April His death will
not make any change in the business relations of the
remaining members OF the firm, who Will continue It
under the The store was open as usual yes
terday when HERALD reporter called, and, nqur-
ing the particulars concerning Mr. Mays lic he
business career Mr. La Forge, one OF the members OF
the firm has been summoned from Florida 10 assist IN
settling Dir. Macy's affairs.
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A THIEvING COUPLE.

Yesterday afternoon William Brown, who had become
tired OF matrimonial lite, called second hand deaer
into his apartments Is Moore street, Brooklyn E. D.
and proceeded bargain for the sale Of the furniture
Mrs sophie Brown eagerly inquired what this meant,
and coolly informed that he intended TO dissolve
the that existed between them, and he
was short Of funds he intended pocket the proceeds
OF the sale common stock. Mrs. Brown could
not allow anything of the kind, so she called IN police
officer and demanded that he arrest her husband as
professional lhiei naming times and places 10 which
he had committed robberies Brown In turn denounced
his vile expert In the business OF shopfrg and
sneak tnicvng, and the officer, thinking both we're
worth the trouble took them tho station house on
Staeg street and locked them up On searching them
and their apart ments number OF pawn tickets and
stolen articles were recovered OF the latter beng
identified as part proceeds Of TWO fredericksburg on
September g. at No. l4O Leonard street. the apartment Is
OF Mrs. Baumgacrner and Tho other on January 20,
in the store Of NJ. Levy, No. l62 Grand street.
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CONSUL Suffers CASE.


PARTICULARS IN REFERENCE TO HIS IMpRIsoN-
MENT BY THE MEXICAN AUTHORITIES AT
ACAPULCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March 20. 1871
The further particulars Of tho arrest and imprison-
ment or John A. Suffer, United States Consul at AGA
pulco, are as iollows:-
Previous to the occupation OF the town by the forces
of Diaz under the command OF General Jiminez, Gen.
era Alvarez, who held the place in tho interest Of
Lcrdo, levied contributions citizens to obtain
funds to carry The contest against Diaz. Among
those who paid the amount assessed was Henry kas-
tan, an American citizen who owned considerable
property, including u plantation, In the vicinity
About this time Consul Suffers house entered
night by Mexican with the view Of robbery. suffer
shot and wounded him. was examined and discharged
by due process OF law. When Jimiuez entered the
city this same Mexican turned up of his al
Eerens together with large proportion Of the rabbe
element and there Is the impression that his private
enmty may have had some weight in the subsequent
proceedings against Sutter, particularly as many
threats had been uttered against him by the rough
element Jiminez ut once began 10 levy forced contrl-
buttons and seized lot OF cattle belonging 10 kastan
The latter lodged protest with Suffer- as the Aineri-
can there and fearing personal trouble
lett the CITY, On the morning OF the 9th INST Suffer
sent u protest TO Jminez, receiving reply 10 tho
effect that had better be careful how ne protested
against or nterered with the action OF The Mexican
authorities, or he would get himself into trouble
hours after suffer was surrounded on the street
by SOLDIERS and marched to prison. subsequently
Jimlnez apparently concluded he had carried tho
thing too far ana informed Suffer- that on making a
request proper form he might be liberated suffer
repicd that he accept his liberty, but declined
TO request IT, ana still remained jail the depar-
ture Ut In letter TO his brother here hc
says he has letter TO the United States Consul
General at city Mexico representing the state OF
atiars and ntmates doubt whether II will reach It's
DESTINATION all his correspondence passes under the
eyes OF his jaiers
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BACK AGAIN.

THE THIRD DISTRICT POLICE COURT IN ITS
NEW QUARTERS ON THE OLD SITE.
To-day, after being located on Washington place and
Greene street for than year, the Third District
Police Court will return to the old ground, known
rs Jefferson Market, at the junction CT Sixth
and Greenwich avenues. Although the now
Court House and prison which has boon
in the course of erection long time past Is not yet
finished and probably will not be for months 10 come
yet the quarters provided for the police
court are sufficiently progressed TO allow OF
occupation. Yesterday evening the work of
removing all the nxtutes, law books, records
safes and other effects from the old court At Washing
ton place the building took place and at
tracted considerable attention. The residents Of
Washington place were greatly delighted at getting
rid Of the loafers who were wont to congrc-
gate in the vicinity while the court
III session. The Police Court in the new building
pies an apartment the ground door, sixtyonc feet
long and thirty wde rooted with brick arches
and finished in plaster and black walnut wainscoting
with furniture character long oi tall
windows affords adm entiati0n TO the lofty ROOM
Opening Oh the court room 10 the right are private
rooms the judges and tho clerks, and 10 the left
n spacious chamber has been fitted up an inquiry
Tho civil court room is OF exactly the same as
the police court room, anu provided with the spmc
antc-rooms and other accommodations. The prison
will be strong, commodious and provided with every
modern Improvement
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CLEARED.

Steamer Adriatio (Bp, Perry, Liverpool va Queens.
town-k Cortis.
Steamer City of Chester BD. Tibbitt Liverpool via
Quecnstown-John q Dale. .
Steamer Mas Dutch. Chevalier Rotteriam-Funch,
Edye Co. :. =. .
Roya;-C Mallory.
Steamer Trplet Davis. Wilmington. Del-Abie Abbott
Steamer T. Biddle Davis. Philadclphia-Ias Hand
ship Colchester OBJ. Rettie LOndon-Snow Burgess.
ship Maranna VI port. Santos Lisbon via 81 John,
MIG Amsinck Co.
Bark Maria Madre Htal), Vcrdtna, Bristol # Dasson
Bark Rama Nor) Eiertsen, Wngs Sweden for orders
bar. Maggie Elliot sBr) Waters vapsraiso-Fabbri 4
Brig Z Sweeney Cole Hnvre-Brett. Son 4 Co.
Brig Fortuna Port), Mesquita, Oporto -Hsgemeyer 4
Brig Tally Io Gates st Pierre. Mart-simpson, Ciapp
brig Prince lie Boo tBr), Norris st John, MD De
Schr Addie Vessels OIin, st Eustatius VIC Vessels
Scnr Kate Wentworth. Travis. Havana-Millcr Hough
schr Mary c Decker Nelson. Nassau. NP-B Weinberg
schr Champion (Br), Granville, st Johns, MP Novius
4 Son. 80
schr Spectator (Br, Munson st John. NB-w Nun
49,
Schr Helen, Perry. Baltimore-wilWm Chalmers.
Schr Nellie Jerreil Terrell, Bridgeton NJ-James w
schr Grace Dallas. Davis. Portland. Ms-Msrcus Hunter
scnI Carl Lothrop. McAlIey Boston--Jed Frye Co.
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FIRE IN VESEY STREET.

At twenty minutes after nine O'Clock last night
Oicer Hsmilton Of the Twenty ninth police precinct
discovered fire issuing from the roof Of the frame
building which extends from No. 2O6 TO No 30
Greenwich street, the sdc and from
No. ~ to no. 70 Vesey street the
II had gained strong hcadway and the
flames bursting high into the air from the
story of No 20S Greenwich street. which Is occupied
conhagration believed 10 have originated. The fire
soon extended to the premises OF Joseph Graham's
shoe store, OF Vesey and Greenwich Streets
the barroom OF Rogers Minis, No. "a Vesey street,
ana TO the grocery store Of johnson Co., No 70
Vesey street j. Qurk keeps liquor store in No 2l2
Greenwich street, and Nos 206 and 30 occupied
cigar stores. At o'clock It feared that the
devouring element might extend us ravages beyond
the wooden structures just mentioned and a second
alarm was rung out by the Fire Department which
specify brought on the ground engine No. q and
hook and ladder truck No. y. Hail an hour aiterward
the fire under control and speedily extinguished-
So be ascerained the damage will be $14 000
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sUBoRNATION OF PERJURY.

Perry Valentine. OF Williamsburg, who was recently
arrested q charge OF outragng his ssters-in-law,
Mary and Annie Mace, has now involved his brother,
william Valentine who yesterday, charged
with subornation OF perjury Perry's be-
half Al the examination before Judge Senior
In tho case of outrage Perry denied violence,
but acknowledged immortality, and was COM
Tor the action OF Tue Grand jury he then en-
listed his brother seek evidence OF tho bad char
acter Mace girls orr der to ocr II 10 tho jury
In mitigation OF his offence. William, among Others
found one Isaac DAVIS al No. 40 kckbben street. who
said he tho girls and would testify AS TO his
knowledge Whom Perry was arraigncd, however, he
refused to do So anu on the postponcmcnt oil tue trai
last Wednesday charged that William had hired him TO
swear falsely in the case IN order to save his BROTHER
IL possible A warrant was issued, and William being
arrested, yesterday arraigned before Alderman
Easton sitting for Justice scmier and committed for
examination.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPlNwALL. March 25-Arrvsd- steamer Colon Griffin,
New York.
CARDIrS March 2s-Arrived ship St Elmo (Br). Smith,
CoLosso. Feb ls-Arived bark Dirigo. Staples, Cnta.
In port Feb H. bark Ersign Smith, for New York Idg
FALMOUTH, March 27Arrived. ship Adriatc (Br, Tay-
GEsoA March 27-Arrived, barks sutton (Br,, Nc.
Lean, New York; Nimrod Aus) Geromich New Orleans.
Hone koSG Feb 2,-Arrived bark Annie Hail. Nelson,
Newcastle, NSW
In port March l. barks Western Belle, Fish, for Manila
HIoco lO-ln port, ship Coulnakye tBr) Gordon,
from Yokohama Tor New York.
HAVANA March 3OArrived steamer Rio Grande Bolger,
New York. -
MrLsouKSr. March l4-Arrived brig Sea WOLF Smith,
NAGUABo March IO-In port. brig Virginia. Devereaux
PAYsANpu March 25-Sailed, schr Dora Prndsli mot
Is before,, Boynton, Baltimore.
OUxKSsrowx. March 26-Arrived, ship Marthon (T,r).
Turner. Point Lobos
Rio JAxnino March 4-Sailed steamer Humboldt tBr),
Clark. New York mot sailed lst).
SHANGHAI March lin port bark Inverness tBr, Court
ncy, New York
Also In port March l. barks Harksway (B. Pitts aud
John Potts (Br), Mcpnerson for New York
ST JOINS. PR, March l4-Arrived, brig Chas Hoard
(Brj. Messenger. New York .
Sailed 10Th. brig Sarah Crowe fBr), Brown, New York
ST JonN, NIB, March 81 Arrived. ships John Murphy
(I3r, Murphy, Liverpool: Otago tBr), Moss Belfast
Arrived 3Oth ship Charlotte White. Dyer, Liverpool
barks Toledo tBr). iman. Lewes, De; Abraham Young
Cleared nth ship British Queen (B Irving Liverpool:
schr Howard Holder (ir). Holder, New YORK.
TRINIDAD CUBA. March Hin port, schr A Howe,
Newberry. Tor n OF Hattcrns, ldg
YOKOHAMA. Marcn Pin port, bark Annie W Weston.
YARMOUTH Ms March 3U-Arrived stea amer Marlborough
(Br), Fraser New York.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER WORCESTER from Boston for Phadelphis. be-
fore reported gotten Goose Island by the assistance
OF tug again grounded the lower end Of the same
island ~ high water.
WINCHESTER before reported ashore at Cape Henry
got of yesterday forenoon and arrived 1T Norfolk.
Snp FRANK JONES' Ia ballast for Manila. while being
owed 10 Francisco 30h inst parted her haw
Fort Point and went ashore about 200 yards outside
Fort Strong. A northwest wind WIS blowing, and at
las. reports the ship pounding heavily Asthe bottom
with rocks ut that point there Is scarcely
any hope saving The hawser broke three times
and tho time the kept near the south Shore
her under .s but she struck before anything could BE-
conipished The built ut kttery, Me, la 1873.
registers ,452 and halls from Portsmouth, NH.
BANK CApx lNor. Deisen wish lumber. from renaacoa
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, March 2s-Cieared. schr W Kinxel.
uobokcn
BOSTON, March 29--Arrived, steamer George Appold,
Loveland, baltimore via Providence.
Cleared-Schr Nellie Brown. Kelley, New YORK.
30th Arrived. steamer harrisburg WORTH rhiiadephia;
baks AlbernR (jr Upton. and ia Plata Phillips Addah
q A; brig wapta tBr. Lanahurst. Anguilla; schr
Freeman Pennington 1t Domingo City Bonanza. Aen
81 Domingo
Cieared-steamer George Appold Loveand Baltimore {;
barxs Neptune Beni Cieniuegos David Preston Ander.
son. Martinique; Norah, Hall, Richmond. Va brgs Erie,
sparks surnam Helen ll,r. Furbsh West indies; Arab
tr, Lsndry 81 Pierre Miq; schrs Ida L. Crocker Sur
Caleb Eaton, Savage, iiay sea Lion (Br,, Parics,
Port Prince; Amon bird Drinkwater, New Orleans:
X smith, Edwards, Jacksonville; Maggie Fisk. Chase,
Baltimore; Hattie coombs, Bishop, Richmond, Va
Saiied-Steamer George Appnld barks Nep and No.
rah. and brig Helen. Wind NNW
BALTIMORE, March 3O-Arrived steamer Nurnberg
Ger. Jaeger, Bremen barks Noel SBr,. knowon. Lon
Cleared steamer Mcclellan Taylor Providence; brigs
Potomac tB, Wilson, Demerara via Norfolk; Antelope.
Ray Jago schs John, STERLING So Jago; Rodney Par
ker. Parker, New Haven.
Saiied-Barks VIM owen. and Tide Figa; brfgs Fran
cisco, Antelope, and Potomac.
BELFAST, March Is Sailed. schrs Florida, Bar;ey,
Jacksonviie 24th, James ODonohue. Warren. Whining
ton, NC; 18th. Robert Ripley, Lamb kev SssAs As.s
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Nearly All the tneatres WIN give oHernoon perform
anccs to-day.
This evening the new romantic drama, sThe Princess
Royal" will be produced tor the hrss time in America,
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
Miss Pomeroy made her nrst appearance in Pha-
dephia lss. Monday night at the Kiralfy's Theatre.
She has appeared Juliet Rosalind and Pauline In
sThe Lady Of Lyons"
Mr.. Frank Glider and hrs Young America Singing
Club will give concert at Park Hail. Newark, Mon
day evening. Master Montgomery, tho boy soprano
Mr.. Glider discovered 10 Newark some months ago,
will sing tho and prayer from "Dcr Freischutz
Tho Havana press speaks highly OF the quality OF
Signor Celados voice. He is said to DO true tenor,
with full register aud FULLY equal to verdi's ideai
OF Manrco." Hc declams well and his style Is very
correct. II he only merits half tho praise bestowed
on him by the Havancse critics lie fail make
= great success In New York
For the benefit OF MILE Aimee grand Sunday con-
cert will be given at the Eagle Theatre tomorrow
night The programme is q really formidable one, AMI
IL principally made up OF number OF very popular
melodies tho original idea Of giving special opers
boufe performance has been abandoned. Aimee Will
sing tho waltz from "Lcs Cents viergcs" the duo
from lies Dragons de villars," and the charming
Spanish song fla Paloma +" She will also sing .Prety
as a Picture" and ''Hidebrapdt Montrosc."
The Of Miss Anna Dickinson's play "A Crown Of
Easter Monday, exhibits unusual strength and
presents several faces TO the metropolitan boards.
Mr. Louis AIdrich Is to play Percy, while the role Of
King Henry VIII. will be assumed by Frank Evans,
late Of the New Orleans Varieties; that OF Cardinal
Wolsey by W. II Leake, and that OF Thomas Crom-
well by j. A. Haworth./ Miss Henrietta vader, VINO.
like Clara Morris, has from Cleveland, will play Lady
Jane Seymour and Miss Stella Bonfacc, the daughter
OF Mr.. George c. Bonface. Will play Madge Shelton.
The Wagner festival At the Boston Theatre WINS
marked night by the performance provious to the
opera OF tho .Fiying Dutchman') Of series OF tone
pictures from "Do Wak1ro," interpreted by the or.
chestra under the direction Of Mr.. A. Ncuendorf The
selections comprised tho ''Fire Charm. the Ride Of
tho walkyries," "Wotan's Farewell 70 Brunhildc,"
sSegfried's Love Song" and several other gems OF
this great work. The OF the ''walkure"
made profound and favorable impression, and
stimulated general desire for the promised produc
ton OF tho entire opera in this city after its
first performance ut tho New Y rk Academy Mon
day. The festival, under Mr. Fryer's direction, has
entirely satisfactory both from art and BUSH
ness standpoint The season closes with "Lohengrn"
at matinee tomorrow, whom the entire company re-
turns to Now York.
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for London. struck LoEGerhead Key the moEnng Of
was stripped BY wrssksrA
BAnx Mosrx rAsoR 1tsD. ashore a Cape Henry re-
viii resume vors ss Soon - the weather modsrssea
BARK wlLnrLs Krsxxs 0sr, from Wilmington. NC. for
i former por,. va: scs Of March 80 issky
BRic TRUST tBD. Wilmington, NC. for London. he
wa: sos o. March 81 ~,hou. damage AZ ''' 49, " 49, "
Sem csx srAsnIsn % toni. OF Gloucester built In
scnn zuLErrx HrSros. Buckingha@ from Hartford for
Mee%cnd Va with ash gSsoG zen, ashore sni o. 2
ceved assistance from Life saving station No "a.
scHR Arthur BURTON. before reportS1 having her
cargo lire AZ Lneonvie. asst week scurtisd and
a"sted 's'''' = '"' '''' '-''A''' ~"' ''
sssn y s.
o. oncali of her saved Ard landed at 81 Do
scus KATE l. LuKlLA. Of Boassli. which arrived At
TURKS Island Jan e with loss Of Ne dsehsrgin
ous to commencing repairs
BAScoR March 2s-rhe ice 10 the rsnobscot broke up
Heavy '%s ." ss rom
ss ny o 49, os ni T.. 20 %
loud reports and moved rapidly for short tme when
sws.sy ror Richmond March a. which arrived hers
tain si Spw York.
tain S~s"sy ,""I Canaan n,. G s s"n and ihs
from the scop which In IS minutes and brought
GLOUCESTER. March Sunshine which arrived this
mornlns BROUGHT in trunk picked up Oh the Cape con-
tAininy violin. Swiss watch and several letters ad-
dressed. William HOPKINS. Bo~ton" and others han
gor" ID Leland. Eden. Me-" written ON iva books
KEY WEST March s0-Schr Veto. Krcil. Pensacola
18th inst for Philadelphia. struck Alligator Reef No
particulars
NEwEuRyPoRr March 29-Steamer Achilles. Cant Bacon.
has been detained here BY the fog There has
been considerable the for several days from
the heavy wind which has prev iied ~ sen.
NANTUCKET March 29-The hull and spars Of bark W
MARSHALL lately wrecked this island. were sold ut
auction yesterday IT, James Power Boston, for 1910
The rigging sails. &C. sold to different parties for
$500 En-
WASHINGTON DC March 3O-The Signal Service observer
"The Of Of the Cape May pilot boats report that
steamer which looks like ~ the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad steamers. ashore on thu Delaware
coast. No particulars can b, obtained to night"
Missing vEssEL-Brg Compesr (of Londonderry, NS,,
Capt Forbes, sailed from Wokingon Oct 10 for Halifax
has since been heard or Tho 1874 tons reg
lister. built at Londonderry In 1874
LAUNcH-At Fall River the propeller Fearless be.
Ion ging TO Brightman Co. will be launched to-day.
She 30 feet long l6 feet wide and ee hold and Is to
be employed in the fishing business She was built by
l7 feet wide, ~ feet hold also to be employed In the
fish business and belongs the st George Oil and Guano
Company. She will probably be launched within two
weeks
SmrEurLDrNG-At Newburyport Mr. William Currier
has completed the moulds for schooner to be built
Essex by Messrs Adams story She will be OF $50 tens
burden - feet keel u BEAM feet and inches bold
She will be sharp and good saer. The firm have
three keeg laid for sehooners to be employed In the
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP March SO-Arrived. bark Condor Csv). Eggs.
Pascagoula; brig stockton, Allen, Boston.
BIRKsNHEAp. March 3o-Arrivcd, bark uermione tBr)
LAYERS, New York.
CARDIFY March % Arrived, bark Svsa (Sw Sodsrholm
Dsrien.
Sailed soth, ship Leonora, Grinin, Singapore.
CoRuxNA, March 2S-Arrived briggs Esras (Nor) Moren
sen New York. with loss Of port bulwsrks; Octacius
OBI, Towse, New York.
CmxRsouRG March 27-Arrivsd bark sirrsh tNee). Hal
vorsen. Darien.
GALWAY. March s0-sailed, bark Pasauano dtaD
Manxo. New York.
Hull, March 3O-Arrived, bark Maria Wakefield [BE.
Graham. Now Oreana
HAvRE, March 29-Arrivsd. bark 6nsklokka Mor). Jor.
gensen, Savannah.
uELvoEr March 2sArrivsd. barks Lorsns Hansen tGeD
Dilwtx, San Francisco via Queenstown for Kottsraam;
Hector (Nor). Telesen. Galveston for do.
LIVERPOOL. March soArrived ship Forest Belle tBp
Scott Charleston; baks Pontida utaD, Cslist New Or
leans; Liverpool (Br), Billiard. do.
Sailed 3Oth ship Gear (Nor), Berentsen. Pensacola
LONDON March 30-Arrived ship Inden tSw), Trumerie.
Pensacola.
LsIrH March 2ssailed, ship St Charles. smaev, New
York previously; brig Johnny Smith DID, Thompson
United States.
PoIsr Dx GALLx, March 2s-Arnvsd, ship Isabel Mott
(Br), Grooves Liverpool.
QuExxsrows. March 3O-Arrived. ships Northern Mon.
arch 3D. Garden, San Francisco Frederick Tudor Bearse
Batavia via Singapore, and ordered to Amsterdam bark
Luisa tar. Semde Baltimore; Albion (Nor, Rade. do
brig Rens (NorJ, Larsen, Galveston.
Sailed 3oth City Of Richmond tBr Lcitch and
Celtic (Br Glesde from Lvorpoo, New York ustter At
$50 PM).
ROTTERDAM, March 30 Arrived. barks vasco de Cana
(Nor), Anderson, New York; Jenny Uier), Grote do.
SUNDERLAND. March 3o-Arrivcd bark Aino tRus) Ing.
man. Pensacola.
SINGAPORE March 2s-ssilsd ship Motks tGsr) Hancks.
New YORK.
VALENCIA, March 26-Arrived bark Emilia Camps utaD
CaHero New brig Maid Of Glsnwsrn (Br,, Davis.
New Orleans
WATERFORD. March 2s-Arrived. bark Olga (Aus, Co.
rich, Philadelphia via Queenstown.