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FOREIGN PORTS.

Axov, Feb Tin port. bark vesta Percy, for Foochow
and Shang hal
AsriNwALL, March 22-saed, steamer Crescent City.
Curtis New York,
ARROYO. PR, March Sin port. schr g Moseiy, Hig-
gins, Tor New York. ldg.
BoxBAy Feb l9In port, ships Oneida Eaton for Havre
Prince Regent Br) Graham for do; BARK II Libby.
Brooks. for Burnah
CADix March 2I-Arrived brig stephen Bishop Gill; New
York.
iKsoA March 25-Arrived bark Ceres tNor). Gunderssn
New Orleans.
HoSo KoSa, March II In port bark Korser DAM,
Grove. tor New York.
HAVANA. March 27-Arrvod. steamer City Of New York,
Zimmerman. New York.
MAYAGuRx. PR Feb 25-Cieared. brig Pearl Brghtm an,
New York. March schr I'D Lameyer Reed Newbnryport;
9th, brig ticm Pierce New York senr Anderson (br
Tor Porto kec brig Magnet Br). Tor Aroyo schr Juliet
Robinson. Caibarcn.
Narch . trigs Mystic tBr for Boston idg Mary
Dana. ONeil and Quango Brl. Crowley Tor do do Geo
Morgan, Tor New Haven; Adelaide. Stover d.sg.
PoIsrA PrTRx March 27-Arrivcd, brig Annie Gardner,
Havener. New York.
PoxcK Pr, March 3-Arrivod schr W q Mosciy. Uranp.
New YORK. -.
RIo JASnRo. March i6-Arrived previously, brig J
(Br). Browning, BNi'imorc
Arrived March "a, ship ORGY Eagle, Lucas Baltimore.
81 JoHSs, PR, March 2i-Arrived, steamer huutsviue
Weir New York. to sail 10Th on her return
In March briggs Alpha lBr). Rodenheiser, waiting
John Boyd (Br, Croweu, do: schrs Ellen Perkins
Mitchell from FernNndna). do; Lugano. McCRrren. do
VICTORIA. March 1s-Arrived, bark Thomas harrison
Gswey, San Fraucisco
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THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

UTICA, n. Y, March q, 1871
Tho billiard tournament closed this evening In
the afternoon Eugene Carter, OF Toledo, and Charles
T.. knight, Of Corning, played of tie for fifth
money, which was by Carter, Knight scoring
2ss points. The winners average was IT'S; The
LOSERS 11-l6
The fifteenth and last game OF the tournament proper
was played 10 tho evening. 1t was won by John Bes.
singer, ofNew York; William Buriegh, of Kalamazoo
scoring 246. The winners average was IL 7-l3; the
LOSERS ella
Thomas J. Gallagher played or tie for nrst and
second moneys with Bessineer. The latter won FIRST
money, Gallagher scoring 22s. winners average,
IL 1.l9; losers. 4.l9.
BesSnger won the gold offered by II. W. Col.
lender OF New York, for the best general average,
Bess,nger's being ID $780, Jacob Scbaeier, Of New
York. making nearly IL; r. J. Gallagher OF Cleveland,
nearly IL: c. K. knight, OF Corning, l-3; w. Bur
leigh OF kalamazoo, nearly 81, and Eugene Carter
Of Toledo. nearly g.
Besstnper takes first money. $4Oo Gallagher second,
$780, Burcigh third $3.50 Schaeier fourth, $l25, and
Carter nth, $40.
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"a See general news columns.

IA See general news columns.
STEAMER SAxAcOssA Savannah (bcfore reported.
arrived Baltimore in Of STEAMER Raleigh. which
picked up tho about Cd miles OF Cape henry dssDisu Wy
gossx will amount than $50 but the claim LOT
towage will probably amount to about $1,000.
BARK PAPA LUIGI nta), ashore on Nantucket island
partially stripped Of sails and rigging but IL prob
ably going to pieces from tho effects OF the storm
BARK BETHANY dr. from long Kong. ashore at Here
ford Inlet NJ has washed well mp on the beScn ahd VIII DC
total loss.
BRG LIE HoucIirox Swansea for Sagua, ashore
port had received damage at last nc
counts She Is coal laden.
SCuR NICOLA, from Machtas which put into Newport
March rs, will proceed to Providence and discharge
ScHR FRANK W EnvRY (of Saco) Fslker, from Havana
Pensacola driven ashore ut 80 AN March % 70
miles Of Pensacola bar Parties In fcnsacoa nave con
sructed to get her on.
ScHR II WHrxoRx from Belfast for Baltimore. which
partially dsmasted while ut anchor on Nantucket
Shoals towed New bedford 18th, TO be repaired
AMAZON of Camden arriv ID Mt Portland March II
With mMinsa,l badly and torsgaf broken.
scHR S9wxLL, wrecked Long Shoa. Vineyard
SOUND 18th inst towed into Vineyard Haven Saturday
evening by steamer Helen Augusts.
ScnR GRAHAM Smith, from Sagua, before reported,
Philadephs not New York, and IL ashore on
Sinepuxent beach, Nd
ScHR ANNIE vALxNrISR from st Marys. Ca with ium.
ber baltimore Goth had lost fore and main sni split In
castcry gale.
scnR PoroxAc which taken to 81 John, NIB. after
being ashore Grand Menan and repaired IL being loaded
with deals for New York.
NEW ORLEANS March 27-The ship Gettysburg. which
night Her captain reported mutiny on board among
drunken sailors.
LAuNcnEp-At Bath Me- March II. bark for the whal.
ing business Of 1856 tons. She Is named Josephine.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AAnpuus March 21-A rived bark Ihana (Rus), Blom
New York.
ANTWERP March 2s-Arrvsd. ship David tBr>. johnson,
Philadelphia; bark Edwin Reed, Higgins San Francisco
ALcIERs March 27-Arrived, bark Amuri utaI, Ira
pani, Now York.
BpIsroL, March 27-Arrived, bark Carolina Premuds
(Aus). Vessels. Philadelphia.
BARCELONA. March 21-Arrived, brig Mariana (sp), OIL
ver Charleston
Bnxxxx March 26-Sailed, ships Sirius (3er) Molisr,
Baltimore; China Ger. North America
CALCUTTA Feb 2s-saied ship Gilbert Thompson CBr,,
Watson. New York.
FALMOUTH, March 27-Arrvcd, banks Blorntras (Nor).
sverdrup Galveston; Breidabk tNor) Jorgsen. Savan-
nah: Everhard Dciius cr) Hoboth, Portland Me: Cen
till utaD Rocc gh Baltimore; Emina ('r, Partridge,
New orIeans Emile Nor,. simonson. New York; Leon
Pancndo (Ita) Russo, Philadelphia; sperimento QtaD
Cordglio BaItimors Theodore Parker tSwe) Rsdstsky
Charleston: vicoris (Ger), Corde New York; Vittora
Csnestro QtaD. valermo, Philadelphia for Rotterdam.
HULL March 27-Arrived. ship ssvenss Swe, Mylin,
San Francisco via Queenstown.
Sailed 9Th ship Comet, Bray, San Francisco.
HAvRx March 25-Arved. ship Jupiter NOr,, Jscobsen.
New Orleans
Sailed 25th ship Ida Lily Curtis, Delaware Breskwater
lsSIsuowRS HRAD March 27-sailed. bark Village Belle
(Br), Little (from Londonderry, New York.
LIVERPOOL March 27-Arrived ship Her Majesty tBD,
Leshy New Orleans; Bins Campbell (Br, Richards,
Charleston.
Sailed 9Th, steamer niyrian Br, worhinsson, Boston
ship Ajax (Nor). Ashholm. Sandy Hook.
LONDON, March 27-Arrived. steamer Eiyss (Br), Nc.
Ritchie New York.
Arrived At ravssend 27.h bark Florence (B Tulloch
Bull River, sc.
MARsRILLrs. March 24-ssled, bark Dominique (Br),
banc Philadelphia
MALAGA March 2l-Arrved, BARK Agar tAus), Bussancb
New Orleans.
PLYMOUTH March 27-Arrived ship Koomar tBr). Norris
Pensacola; bark Dagmar (Nor), Andersen. do.
QUEENSTOWN. March 27-Arrived ships Garcloch (Br)
Greenwood San Francisco: Belle O'Bren. O'Brcn New
Oreans barks iuseppina dtaD. Schiapera, Baltimore
Schiller (er Goisten. Charleston Semplice ta. Mas
.arne Baltimore; Reno Aus). PcregRle. Philadelphia
vanadis tNor. Larsen, Now Orleans; brig Hiding Nor)
Jorgenseu. Wilmington, NC.
sourHAxrros. March 27-Anived. steamer Weser Ner)
Won Bulow. New York for Bremen tand proceeded).
srLLorn March 24saied bark Weymouth (Br). Durkee
United States
srgrrIx March IS Arrived barks Marguerite tGer, VII
son. New York; Bertha Ger, Schultz, Wilmington, NC
brig Undine Ger. schmidt, New York.
TRURO March 27-Arrived. bark Sir Chss Napier (Br)
Bas ard. Pascavoula.
TABLE hay. CGI. Feb 2iSsiied bark kvik (Nor), Lor
go from Maua via Singapore. New York; brig Jurs
| fHrl Wolf urom Col Dol, having repaired.
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Steamer 0laucus. Besvse. New York for Bcfon =,
steamer Amos Bssssow kenney. New i''x ''s E''''
dence a.,
=, hr Pacific, CHM. New York for Portland Me ~.
sciu Mary Bayley. Watson, Eixabsthport Tor o"oss
port .,... ~.
schr YANKEE Maid. Cooper. Baltimore for Camden ~
HERALD TKLEGRAra STATION. J
WurTKsroSE Ii. March 81. lS1Ls
There are NO disasters 70 report this neighborhood
consequent upon Mondays The steamers previously
reported detained of here under way as Al" ana
proceeded. message Hart Island states that IN"
feet which has been lying In the roads wndoouna curing
sho past nj! wcathered the storm The dense ok
which prevailed throughout the day rendered nns!s""
extremely hazardous AMI caused great delay bon 70 ou
going aud incoming GAMERS which CONSIDERS
bly, behind time en- passing this point.
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The latest mail advices from London announce the
death, at his residence IN Chelsea. OF DIR. Alexander
Williams the late Chief OF the Veterinary Department
OF the Privy Council, post he resigned short tune
since owing to ill-heaith. Tho deceased gentleman,
who was In bis forty year. received his early pro-
tess,onaI education at University College and tho Hun
terrain school OF Medicine, became IA member OF the
ROYAL College of Surgeons, England lSs9, and Follow
OF the Royal College vi Physicians Edinburgh In 1850
He was successiveiy surgeon Of the Glamorganshro
Reforrnatory Assistant Chemist and Lecturer on
Natural Philosophy NJ the Royal Agricultural
College, medical adviser TO tho Cattle Phgne
Depnrtneut pr,vy Council ONCE. and Secretary
of the Veterinary Department. Dr. Williams
was the author OF the welI-known "Rcport
on The Origin Propagation Nature and Treatment OF
the Cattle Plague presented to both houses OF Par
lament on the hrst outbreak oil the disease He was
also frequent contributor TO the various scienuhc
iournas and was the dscovcrcr OF the new method Of
man ufact ur ing ammonia
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN ALEXANDER MOORE.

THE CASE OF CAPTAIN ALEXANDER MOORE.
WAsuISGr0S, March p, 1877.
The proceedings, findings, &C.. OF the general court
martial before which Captain Alexander Moore. Third
cavalry, was tried at Cheyenne, Wy. T., for disobe-
ience OF orders and violation Of the second ar'.
clio Of war misbehavior before the enemy cowardioe,
&c have been submitted TO the President The court
found him guilty OF the charges preferred, but
guilty OF conduct to the prejudice VI good order and
itary discipline in that he ibid tardily, tmorousy
co-operate'' In attack The Indians near Powder
River, NJ T., March II, 1876 Tho sentence was sus-
pension from command and confinement to tho limits
OF mis- post months but ia view OF the very hon.
orable and gallant record OF Captain Moore's previous
military career botn during the rebellion and In opera
tons against hostile Indians, the President has remit
ted the sentence.
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s9-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captans or officers
vescs engaged the coastng and foreign trade obscrv
to the HERALD. So that II may DO
brought publicly the attention Of the proper authorities
letter addressed editor of the HERALD New York
giving possible the number and posi-
ton displaced buoys tho OF their removal will
suffice in all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts Of tho American Continent When they observed
ON the European countries In the Mediterranean
It IL requested information be sent either by telegraph
the London office OF the New fORx HEnALD 20
Fleet London TO the Paris odice 81 Avenue Do
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett ~ Fleet street, London" or
"Bennett 81 Avenue do rOpora Paris" Whore cases OF
the reach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
m with reaching the first conven'
lent port This will be cabled free charge to
the HERALD and published.
ns-NOrICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The Nxw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for uso on board HERALD yacht showing while
burning coors red red changing from one TO the
succession and be seen several miles distant
Captains OF vessels upon this signal will obge us
BY preparing marine news they may have Tor tho snip
News Department OF the HKaALD.
-Persons desrous With vessels arriv
uu At New York can do by addressing such vessels
care of HxRALp news yacht. Pier No East River New
York Letters received from all parts OF tho verld and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
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THEFT BY AN EXPRESS CLERK.

CLxvELAND, Ohio, March p, 1877.
Several days ago a young man named Charles Lamar,
clcrk IN the American Express Office, was left in
charge Of the office while the money clerk went to
dinner During that time package contain.
Ing S1,577 In currency vas presented, consigned TO
an Akron (Ohio bank. Lamar receipcd for the pack.
age I'm name and instead OF entering II on the
books money and that night disappeared
The cause OF his disappearance was not known until
nauiry was made the office concerning the money
by the bank officers. Lamar has not yet been found
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JERSEY DISTRICT JUDGES.

Pursuant 70 call OF Governor Bedlc the New Jersey
Senate will extra session in Trenton at noon
to-day In order to take action the nominations Of
judges for tho new district courts created by the
Legislature during the present month Every city Of
more than Is QUO inhabitants cnted 10 one district
court and Of moro than 100000 Inhabitants. 10 two
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A SUICIDAL LEAP.

Isaac Hcishman, German, twenty-four years o.
age Jumped into the from the rear part OF Fu
ton boat as the latter entering the slip on tho
brooklyn SIDE OF the about ten O'CLOCK yesterday
morning He was rescued aud conveyed TO biz -~si
dence, No. ia smith street.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, March p, 1877.
The following gentlemen wore elected to day by
nearly unanimous vote as Board OF Directors OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad for the ensuing ar:-Thomas
A. Scott josiah Bacon Wistar Morris, John NJ. Ken
neuy, Alexander J. Derbyshire Samuel N. FELTON,,
Biddlc, N. Parker Shortrdge, Horny NJ.
Philips and John Scott
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Steamer Dakota tB Price, Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams Guion. . u..
amer Andes (Br. Hughes. Port Prince. Ac-rim.
Norwood 4 Co. nh
Couch. Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond--Old Dominion Steamship Co. -,
Steamer Beverly Wallace Phiiadelphia--Jss Hand
Steamer Nilaucus. Bsarse. Bossou-b v Dimock -
shin Nor NOR Torgersen Bremen-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Curlew (Br. Griffith. Bristol, E-benham Doye'
~,
Bark Bondevenen tNor) Thomson Queenstown or FSi'
mouth for ordsrs-Benham X Boycsen. -. "a
Bark Eliza Barss (Br vescy Hamilton (Bermuda) "A
Tucker. ,,,,,.. .
BARK Bessie tBr). Dalrymple, Doboy. Cal whitney q
Co. ,,,
brig Rover (Br), Anderson, Rio Janero-Geo Builey.
schr ELLA Pressey Pressey 81 Pierre Mart-B weinberg
Co.
schr LeonA Gordon, Corpus Chrstt--J II Brewer
Schr W Simmons, Campbell, Jacksonville, Fla-War
Ray. - -
Schr Melvin, Roberts. Newborn, NC-A Bruce Co.
Schr Carrie Nelson. French. Norfok-SlaRht retty,
Schr Agnes Il Bacon, Haley NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAH
Co.
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A brakeman named Charles AcEvoy, residing In
Possyoursh street, between Tenth and Eleventh ave-
nucs wh,lo coupling number Of cars on the Hudson
River Railroad Sixty street had his foot caught
In tho SWITCH and the train backing down upon him,
killed him instantly. This 10 repetition OF fatai
accident on the railroad and under The same CIR
cumstances inside Of fortyeight hours McEvoy's
body was removed TO the ninth Street Hospital
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LYONS LET LOOSE.

John Lyons who had been held 10 await the result
OF injuries sustained by Michael Reynolds. Of No. $50
Seventh avenue the 18th OF March, was discharged
by Judge Blxby at the Fsyseventh Street Court yes
terday the evidence having proved insufficient 10 con-
Wet him. number Of witnesses. including Reynolds
HIMSELF who has recovered, testified that Lyons was
NM AT all IN
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED nv THE HERALD STEAK YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrKsTOyE TELEGRAPH LINZ
steamer Anchora tBrj, Munro Glasgow March IL and
Neville 18TH with mds- and Henderson nros
Stemmer Bermuda (Br), Angrovc. Cow Bay VIA hali.x
March "a in ballast TO Outerbridge us detained u
hours outsiue the bar by fog, - -. ,.S
steamer Charleston Berry, Charleston March "a with
m dse and passengers to Jas Quintsrd Co. -
Ship Americt tot Sostonl. En-rson Liverpool q N.Y.
In ballast to II 4 J Brookman. Is anchored Oh the
Highlands -, - A..
Bark Kate Williams Hale, ssgua IA days. with sugar TO
Bridgs. Lord 4 Go. Is anchored on the bar. a.,
Brg FIoa oodaie Baker, MessnA Jan "a, with irut 10
A Abbott.
us-ship jacob A stamler from Liverpool, which was
anchored in the Day, came up to the city 2ftn
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer CITY OF New Bedford. Fish, New Bedford for
New York.
Schr Game Cock KoDinson Calais for New YORK.
schr A y Howe, Howe. Boston for New YORK
Schr SANDY Point, Grant. Now Bedford lor new YORK.
Schr Ney, Baker. New Bedford tor New iork:
Schr John Loxier Tisdale Taunton tor New YORK
Schr Atlantis Coombs Somerset for New YORK.
Schr Ida l. Ray, Winnett, Fall River for New York.
schr J Carver, Allen, Providcnce for New york
schr Messenger, Speiinan, New Haven Tor New YORK
schr Escort, hawkins, Bridgeport Tor New York.
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JERSEY CITY PRIMARIES.

The democratic primaries In Jersey City passed on
quietly yesterday. For the first time In many years
there was dissension In the Third District the old
wrepullers having at last arrived at the conclusion
that the claims oil every democratic organization in the
district must respected. There great harmony
also IN the other districts Tho republican primaries
will be held this evening.
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OBITUARY..
ALFRED POWELL, NJ. d.

DR.. Alfred Powell who died last FRIDAY, was ply
stefan Of long practice in this CITY. lie was originally
an assistant surgeon In the British Navy. and came
10 this city thrtyhvc wears ago. He was surgeon OF
the Second New YORK Volunteers, and was captured nj
the first battle OF Bull Run He WAS long confined In
tho Libby Prison. He enjoyed an extended practice
and was noted for his generosity to the poor.
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LUNACY INCREASING.

There were confined IN the cells as Bellevue Hospital
last evening Mary Campbell, Catharins Ellis, Susan
voemle, Katie NcCaGery, Mary Ford and Thomas
Heavey suffering insanity. During tho past two
weeks nineteen persons have been sent from that
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping aud shpmssters are informed
that by telegrxphng the HERALD London Bureau, sd-
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London or to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue DO rOpera
Paris" and departures from European and
Eastern ports and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States tho same will cabed to this
country FREQ of charge.
CAPTAINS arriving and sailing from French and Medi
terrsnean ports Paris Office the eeonomi-
cal and expeditions for telegraphing news
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CALIFORNIA CONTESTED ELECTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, March ~, 1877.
In the Fourth Congressional district contested cleo
ton case the Supreme Court has overruled wRgntons
tho democratic candidae) demurrer to Pschcco's he
toe Secretary OF State certificate Of elc
ton TO Pacheco
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SNEAK THIEVES AT WORK.

The police OF tho Seventh precinct were last night
oo,,aed that q umber OF robberes had been commit
tod nv speak tn cves tho vcin,ty of Clinton street
and East broadway. 80 --noerty stolen Is estimated
~ about $500.
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FAILURE OF A LOTTERY.

LOUISVILLE KY, March q, 1877.
concern known the "Kentucky Cash Distribu-
ton Company" has filed q petition In bankruptcy.
One drawing has taken place and another has been ex-
tam advertised.
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THE SABINE SOLD AT AUCTION.

PORTSMOUTH, N H., March p. 1877.
Tho United States ship Sabine tons, for several
years receiving ship this station, was sold at auction
ut noon to-day for $40. $50 Messrs. Wiggin Bon
brow, Of Boston, tho purchasers.
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MIS-. NASSAU SENIOR.

Mrs Nassau Senior. well known in connection with
educational and charitable organ and for some
time an inspector under Tho London Local Government
Board, died on Saturday last
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A FRACTURED SKULL.

A brakeman named Timothy Shine, on the Hudson
River Railroad had his skull fractured yesterday by
missing train He was leaning incauuously over tho
platform. He was sent TO the Ninety -nnth street hos
ultuL
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.

MiDpLxrowS n. Y, March p. 1871
Charles l.. Grams, iarm laboror, aged twenty-five,
while walking the Erie Railroad west OF Goshen to-
day. was struck by tho Middetown way train and In
s,snaIv kiIed. He leaves a wife aud child.
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REAL Estate FAILURE.

ATLANTA, Ca, March %. 1871.
Colonel George W. Adair, real estate agent, sus.
pcnded to-day. His liabilities $144 sol. His assets
sufficient to pay all claims In full II properly man.
al
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tsm govt, nsuralgia, DC. sold BY druggists
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MISS A. M. HULErT.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, v. s.

The death OF the lady lawyer, Miss Alta N. Huet Of
Chicago, took place yesterday in san Diego, Cal
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Bark Aethelhert ( from Arrossan for San Francisco
Oct 30 lat SO N, Ion 10 W.
Brig Renshaw. Syverter from New YORK Tor Caxoenas-
March rs, lat IS 40, Ion 70 20.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Cleared at New Bedford March 20, bark Janus Ludlow
for the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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BELOW
CLEARED.

Ship Rhine stosson. from London Feb 3. TO Grlnneii
Minturn Co.