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The New York herald., 1877-03-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwERr March le-Arrived bark Ludwig Heyn tGer>.
Schlneling. Pascagoula
BARROW, March le-Arrved, bark Adelsunde tNor) Hof
gard, Pensacola.
BnRmEN March 17Arrivcd ships Jupiter (Ger) Lerau.
Philadelphia; Marlborough (B Munroe. New York; bark
Cap tNor). Christiansen, City Point, Va
BonDRAux March i2-Saed, schr Lookout, Nichols. New
York.
CADrz Marcn l2-Sailed schr Drury, Studey United
States.
DunLix March l6-Arrvsd. bark Lbertas (Aus). visn,
New York.
Hull. March 17-Arrived. barks Enrco Dandolo UraD
Alberto, Philadelphia; Angela Accame Qtsl. Bslsndo
Baltimore via Queenstown.
HAvRE. March l6Arrved, bark Traveller (Br). Covert
New YORK; l7th steamer st Laurent r. Lachesnex do
Sailed 18th steamer Canada (Fr), Frangue New York
via Plymouth.
HAxpuRG. March 1G-Arrived. brig Tabor Nor, Bache.
Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL March 16 Arrived. ship Louisa (Br) JONES'
Pensacoa 18th. bark Rochester (B Ross do; brig Emma
l. shaw tBr). Macomber, Portland, Me.
Sailed 10TH bark Casma (3r) Irving, Sydney. NSW.
MELBOuRNE, TO March l7-Arrived, brig Merchantm an.
Swan Trinidad california;.
QusESsrowN March 17Arrived steamer Abyssinis (Br).
Amic GtaD, Zinot. Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM, March 17--Sailcd. steamer W A Schoten
(Dutch), Janxen. New York via Plymouth.
SIERRA LEONE Feb 25-Arrved, schr Albert L Butler,
Eaton Boston.
wismAn March 16-Arrived bark Union (Nor), Fugel-
stead, New York via Copenhagen.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER NASwrS dr., at Liverpool from Baltimore tbe.
fore reported damaged had experienced weather
Feb 10. lat II Ion 43.
STEAMER AUGUST ANDRE (Beg), from Antwerp for New
York. of tho marine railway at Halifax on the 18th
cargo.
srrAnsn Lanoss suiIt H. at Chester Pa in 1862 ,s' y
and will sail Tor Nicaragua about the LIST OF April.
CITY CHESTER, built at Chester Pa in 1872
4 tons has been sold to Messrs Peene B TO from
New FORK TO Yonkers.
srrANsn DAKOTA. of the Williams \ Guon line, which
pM arrived NJ this mort ~ "'c oc AZ yestcray nftsr
splendid winter passage OF days and 10 hours
Francisco March rs leaking.
snIr Joay II kiMBaLr. from Amsterdam for Cardiff
wrecaed at ferschelIng had become total March
BARK sPiKRE t,r Commartn from Pascagoula for B u
ges put into st Thomas March leaky.
BARK LOUISIANA dtal), from New Orleans. collidcd with
the French vessel Ac and subsequently, struck the per
IN entering iIavre March a. damage trihiny.
BARK Brfn.Sy 'i,r,. from Hong keng for New York
ns, She is uiI Of water ier cargo is neayl" nli out,
and schooner left her yesterday AM with cargo
BARK (Nor), from LIVERPOOL Baltimore
before reported wrecked on Lookon shoals. had
by insurance as The vessel by policies with the United
States Loyus.
Bnrc Ll1AnKL, before reported put into Norfolk in dis
inst during which her captain RA Watson, washe,
overheard while iaShcd the wheel The yes,e
will probably discharge aud repair before proceeding
BruG crcsus, Liverpool rs, hence for Halifax before
reported ns grounding Saybook arrived New Bedrt
yesterday has ordered that Size discharge
before proccedius Shc VIII 20 ON the railway.
BRIG FIVE BRorirRs. at Philadephi 10TH Il Gbral
tar the cargo of bark unon from Carha before
reported conIenncd at GibraiiW
scupt;Eo W DEXTER (nct q w Baxcr> which ashore
ON the ononer oatcd of without assistance, with
and Keel badly damaged
scun JoSAruAy MAY. Boston for Philadc phia, wen,
ashore near North Chatham yesterday Afternoon and will
probabiy be u total wreck ihe crew were saved
scuu NJ ,GcrR I.AuGHroS, loaded with laths, which
ashore on the evening OF March > NJ Dennysve aud let
with has since been got oil aud repaired and Is nos
ready Tor sca
scnn MARY T. CAMP from PhiIade pha for Charleston
with coal, put into Norfolk 18th inst leaking.
scnn TWILIGHT, from Philadelphia for Atlantic City. u
the ashore Cold spring bar She VIII probably bs
total oss.
scum JuLA WiiLErrs ot Port Jefferson. with pig roi
for Boston, ashore 18th On swans mats NJ SoutI
Lyme. ,be lies on u sand aud mud bottom. and II ths
weather holds good will probably be of without mncf
damage.
ScngM l. CmAMrLiS Freeman. at ST tJago Fen 20. IRON
Cardiu had very ugly passngc of - days lost lying po
sprung foretopmast tore sails, ana hnd gaze
wind days after leaving Cardiff right ahead me
ready leave 1T Jao on the 10Th ot Feb Tor rha
dephia with sugar.
Sem AMELIA AUGUSTA CO TONS OF Aanhssset, LII struei
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFicER,
WASHINGTON. March ISL A. IL J

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFicRR,{
WASHINGTON. March ISL A. IL
Indications
For New England, colder, clearing weather. with
norheriy Winds shifting to easterly and southerly,
and rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy weather and
cold northeast winds. shifting to east or southeast
with increasing pressure.
For the South Atlantic States, clear fair weather
and decidedly lower temperature than on Saturday,
with rising barometer, and during tho day north TO
west winds.
For the Gulf States generally clcar weather and
stationary slight rise in temperature, with north.
erly winds shifting TO east and SOUTH and during the
day slowly falling barometer.
For Tennessee and tho OHIO Valley, slightly warmer
and clear or weather, with easterIy to southerly
winds and slowly falling barometer
For the lower lake region, casterly to southcrly
winds increasing cloudness. continued low but slowly
rising temperature and falling barometer.
For the upper lake region the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, partly cloudy weather and oc-
casiona snow in the northern Portions with variable
winds shifting to cast and south, and slight rise In
temperature.
the Lower Missouri and Central Mississippi rivers
will continue to rise.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Hatcras, Capc
May, Atlantic City, Barncgat, Sandy Hook, New York,
New Haven, New London, Newport, Woods Hole,
Boston, Thatchcr's Island Portland and Eastport
The New York herald., 1877-03-18

HAvss. March asasea Henry Ac LsesasId D..m:
SsDsssa Policy ;1S; cSIsPP osS q
MsTa s"s%sa in suss isTs Dsi.ssss oDhr
Efsss faos s,sS sa aH1ssa cSS1s ry@a wy B
Yo1 Ars Ssssaa o. . sS.'SS so A
Bassen Bonansa Webster sih Royal Char %
ThcmDsSS' The 1s Sew sss'0" York v" s''''
Bsss lsS as 80 asS Ms o Ss s sas 4
m yan MG,n Hooper s orsyssn
w%re msilve aS 9TH AtmSspsrs Mrian; .uay Hoax
Emily Waters Percy, Densrsrs Ryerson s. John
sAB; Tuisko. Won Thuon. 1ybes zouavs Means New
CLEARED 81 Mary Reed Gsysr Hampton s.sa hsssS. hEosds
Marianne NJ ,Nottehohm. Whitney. New York. Froms'd'
OF Barisey Island cd. Emily Augusta. Day. from Liver
or Point Lynss "a Nepote Accame. Gallo. from Liver
Oa Lundy Island 1T, 6 blanchard. Mcintyre from Car
OF Nine iiead 3D. Terrence 90, from Liverpool
LoSDoN. March 6--Arrived. VIM Bowen. Randall. Bull
CLEARED I'd. Palermo Mcfaughln. New York (and sailed
from Grayssend oth, Lincoln Lindsr"m do and sailed
Entered oat S.l Tamora, sOsamb: for Cape TGyn s
Sailed rom rnvesend 4th' hoppet' 'or o" ef' o'n'
i Iss%.s% March -sailsd AnasrA ssns. Glasgow. for
IzARp March 5-rassed FAIRY tof London) Bull River
Lynn March 5-Arrived, Marietta W, Potrata. Philade
sailed 3D. sator Premuda New York.
LrMEaicg March 5-Arrived wera. segslken San Fran.
LISBON March ARRIVED. Caledonia (. Allison. Glas-
Sailed Feb 20. Rio youga for New York.
MAAsLu,s, March 2-saiicd. Kate NJ Hilton. Adams,
MADRAS. Feb 4-salled. Centennial. Bearsc, Bombay;
VI s s" iac" S isasd olympia .s,. Rat New
MrssiSN Fob 27-Arrived Maharaiah 10. Stephenson.
Sailed aGh. Alaska, Perry New York; Busy. kendrick.
MALTA. Feb D. Sailed. John Bromali 81. Newngton.
Messna arrived at 2ith and sailed thence 27h for Pa
NEWPORT March 3-Sailed, s W Smith, Marshall. st
Thomas.
NEWCASTLE. March 3-Clenred Nettio Merryman, Mas
irAGo Jan 5-Arrved, Ada wswell. wlswell. Kaipnru.
Havre tor Philadelphia Can sailed 5thl.
Sailed 9TH Padre Franciseo Mariner. rhilIdephia- eu
rApsrow. March o-Arrived. Jerbuen. svensen Balti-
PILLAu. Feb as-saied Meta yanselow. Now York tand
PALERMO: Feb 2SSailed Anopa Anatra. Philadelphia;
Evsnell. IIichborn. boston.
Francsco Stntaearn Anderson do; 9th, Geo jordan.
Sailed 4tn. Ashantee. Roberts, Yarmouth. Ms.
ROTTERDAM, March l-Ceared, Prenrose, Scrivenor New
RANcooS Feb 3-sailed. Malevlle, Harlow. Channel.
SHIELDS March 5saled, Frea. for Pensacola; Wat
SWANSEA, March 3-Arrived. B Hale. Haven. st Ma
xaire. -
case from Philadelphia
SAnLEs DOLoSxE. Feb 25Arrived, Apollo, Jorgenseu.
SMYRNA Feb 2. Arrived. Gjallarhorn. Evertson. New
SALoSIcA Feb 15Arrved. Susan Bergen. Tuthill. New
York; i7n. Frithiof, Jeremiasen. do
Boston land sailed 10th Tor Boayisa! 2oth. Warren
lIslstt Johnson 90 and sailed % Slst +, for rA;trics
TRIESTE Feb 27-sailed, Mary d. Ghigleanovch, New
vALsscIA, March 1-sailcd. Tyrian n. Murray, New
York.
Sailed LIST. G p Ilarbitz, Jacobsen. Bull River.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
THE CHINESE SLAUGHTER

ARREST OF TWO MEN SUSPECTED OF BEING
CONCERNED IN THE MURDER
SAN FRANCISCO, March II, 1871
A Chico despatch says grca. excitement Is pro
yailug there from the fact that number Of citizens
this morning received threatening letters through the
Post Office reading, sect rid Of your Chinese help
within fifteen days suffer tho consequences" !"
An officer received notice warning him that
il he attempted discover who Killed the
Cinnamon he would 10 himself killed. Talk Is CON-
mon on the street OF formin. vigilance committee.
The awards offered thus far aggregate including
81 500 from the State Two young men were arrested
on suspicion last night The circumstances point
strongly to ono OF them. The matter is creating quite
sensation, aud tho press OF the city are pronounced
in demanding the discovery and punishment oil the
criminals.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
MACHEMER'S TWO WIVES.

George AIachemer, the young man who was rear
rested IN Broomc street n day or two since on the
charge OF bgamy aud taken TO Brooklyn, was ar
raigned yesterday in the Kings County Court OF Scs-
sions II alleged that he deserted his first
wife, who resides in this city, and by whom
he had two children, several years ago,
and that recently he married MISS Nellie
Uuynor ut East New York. ana that he arrested
complain mt o his FIRST vile. he pleaded guilty TO the
Charge but asked that mercy might be shown him by
.thc Court, the ground that his first VIE deserted
him, and that he understood that alter separation of
five years he was FREQ TO marry again. Judge Moore
yenanded Machemer 10 Raymond street JAN, stating
that he would examine into tho case
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
THE PALETTE CLUB.

Judge Noah Davis, William A. Camp, Judge Gcdncy,
Clark Bell, j. Seaver Page. John Snedecor, j. W.
Tooley, George II. Masset, J. ;. Gibbs, Charles j.
Havcr and other prominent members OF the Palette
Cub gave complimentary dinner last evening to the
House the club house. No. East Twenty
second About fifty gentlemen sat down TO din-
ner, Mr.. Bell presiding Speeches we're made Uy tho
President, Judge Davis, Judge Gcdney, samuel &.
JeIne, Harry H. Marks and tho guests OF the evening"
Messrs. Robert Dunap, Charles H. Mcguire and j. A.
Smith Mr. Millard sang, and Mr. ). >. Durham gave
u recitation from Shakespeare. The club house was
throngcd during the evening with members and WIS.,
tors from other cubs
The New York herald., 1877-03-18

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sk9okkYS sk9kk s2A EsTAr FOX SALE pAos
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c1ESs * so' AS Sus lI% TrSS is aas and .b COL.
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S p1SSiSa hcHbhMiss cHDR ,1 riT isr paGseh co.. COL
By fsar 3d. 4A 9Th and 9Th coils.
and r1 s,6r is 90 and q eSs
fuHNIsIIisp-iorn pAcr-ad, Sd and 4th coils. and
Eun5snAS rAer5sh and 9th oo.
EUkopE4rn FAes-e,h cot.
EXCURSIONS. .i3r, PAeE--e,h col.
FINE AKTs-sD PAGE 9Th col:
F3 1SD and esh fS TO LET
l5rm pAGE-5th COL and lt;rn PAGEoth and 9th coils.
FSssd FssSiIpsbEIG fsE 2!s ss
E so rnd 50 coils
HORSES. cARRlAuEs. &c-i3rm pAcE-ist. I'd and 30
oGss RS5Ss &C. col nAsunu,s.u r.s...A and
IIysTRVcTioS-; PAGE oh es CO., o,rv
PiG CITY AsD Dss
LECTURE sEAsoN-iern PAcx-eh COL
E5sH 5sT hsb S9F5Shs FouSD@rn E'FSA asnis. fs
MACiIINkRY--4rH PAGE--6th col
MARBLE MANrELS--3p PAGE-3d col.
MATRIMONIAL-2D PACK 18th col.
aEb SfSi!s and
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
MIsCkLLANEOUs-l3rn PAGE-Gth col.
SgSlfHiG SGW rrsS Ss. sS' rAox-o,n co.,
PEKSONAL--lsT PAcE-lst co...
PIANOFOkTEs. OhGANs. SC-4In PAcs-5th COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES--
PaoPERiY our Uf THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT l4ri PAcE-2d. 3D. 4th and 9th coils. and 10TH
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHAXGE-i4ru PAoE-5th and
9th co.'s. and l6rn PAcE- 9TH col.
REAL Is rArE WANrED-l6rH PAGR--4th and 5th cola
KELluious NOTICES lsr PAGE--ist col
kEWAKDS-l3rH PAGs-Ist col.
SAIEs AT AUCflON-3D PAuK--4th 9th and 9th coils
SITUATIONS sWANTED-FEMALEs-2D PAoE-lst aud I'd
SITUATIONS wAyTED-MALEs-2p pAcx-3d COL
SPOkrING--DUGS, BIRDS XC.-I:r,r p Icr--1st cal
sTORAGE- l3rn PAGE-3d col
SUMNER EEsOETS--3D PAGe- I'd col
TO LET fOR BUSINESS PuRiOsEs-15rH PAoE-1st
- aud 20 coils. and lUrn PACK 9th col.
TRAY El.isEES' GJIDE-13m PAGE-tIth col.
UNFtkNlSiiED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
"a, ,3fm pAGh,oh and 9th coils, and i6rn PA0n-0h col
MANTED TU prKCHA ASE--i1rH PAGE-tith col
WATClES JEWELkY, &C.-Ilrm PAGE--6th col.
WEsTCHEsrEK COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
,,,x TO LET--l6rn PAGE-3d aud 4th coils
WINES. LlYuOks, SC.- l3ru rAoE--3d col.
sASnIs' sEEAAboAls. 4e.-l2sn PAes-etb -
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
A MAGISTRATES SURPRISE.

.This 'cra il for Judge Morgan, pussona," said a
ruddy faced LAD OF yesterday In the Court OF
Special Sessions, us ho handed bandbox TO Clerk
johnson. The latter passed IL TO tho judge who
sm,lcd smile OF scli-salisiacton as he proceeded TO
surnea 10 look ~ The pr.scni. Judge Morgan slowly
united the cord, renarkDg that he really aunt know
wnu tho donor was the Oandbox revealed u nighy
cd cIapcau. bcdccked wuh shanrocks, lrish
fcs ana green fcathcr and bearing the legend ~ large
letters on the 'front.' '.ErIn 80 bfaeh" The lace OF c
rn,r,icnt row red nnd his assocatss wore suddenly
s.iysJ wlti a violent ~ VI coughing. TIE baudoox
S n. contonts was hastily thrust under the bench
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
JOSE NJ. 1GLEsIAs.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT
or THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC ISSUES MANI

or THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC ISSUES MANI
FEsro.
NEW ORLEANS, March II, 1871
jose II. iglesias publishes manifesto MS consutu'
tionai provisional President OF the Mexican Republic
After rccountng the circumstances Of his departure
from Mexico and the news Of the success of Diaz he
says:-ln circumstantances so critical, when already
everything had been lost the Pacific coast my iur
thcr residence San Fancisco no longer had an OBJ
Ject, and Il was then that Determined
TO repair to this city, where | might DC more
Immediately informed OF such events as might occur
in the Republic here We have received connrma-
ton OF the previously brought regarding the dccp
pcriurbance loss of prestige and rredecmablc anarchy
which rack country pinned down by OF bayoncs
to the government OF Tuxepec This hybrid creation
EXHIBITS every symptom OF dissolution. Under the
socmnity OF the hour deem IL my duty once more 10
send forLh my voice 10 the people whom have 'he
honor loyalty 10 represent. This statement oil my acts
sufficiently explains why have come 10 "a iorc'sh
land. II | lDd myself now under lis hospitality ~ -
because when lett my native soil even temporarily
had not have yet hands breadth oi Mexican
soil ON which could place my loot without danger of
surrender triumphant faction. II succeed IN having
under my control any portion OF the national territory
sha repair thithcr TO rccstablsh my lawful govern
ment This is living promise OF mine, because Two
for Inc performance OF u sacred duty which | never
% shoiI not'o Wncn tho hard of Phursaa referred TO
the disasters OF Pompey, he contrasted
tho assent Of the gods of Olympus, the champions Of
Cato. The cause which this day Is worsed
cause in Mexico depends on the mainstay
Of Of pSoo svar pnIn shs more 0 soundy thinking
portion OF society The worsed cause may easily be
converted INTO u triumphant cause throngh the IRE
s,stbie power of the national will II the Mexican
people will only rally around tho labarum the sign OF
which must lead them victory, the constitutional
banner must still continue 10 wave under the protec
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
HANNIBAL AND NAPLES RAILROAD.

Al No. 13 William street a meeting OF the FIRST
mortgage bondhodcrs oil the Hannibal and Naples
Earoad--a email road in Illinois which the Toledo
and Wabash Railroad Company run their cars-was
held yesterday afternoon, Tor the purpose OF compelling
foreclosure OF their bonJs and forcing sale of the
road BondhoIdes to the extent OF upward OF Si00 900
represented at the gathering ut when Mr. A. b.
Baylis presided committee, consisting Of Mcssrs.
Parsons Charles ". Hays Joseph H. skdmorc, Charles
H. Marvin and II. A. Mott. was appointed 10 examine
into the condition OF the bondhoidcrs interests ana In
respect to any arrangements that may DC made TO
secure or protect thcin
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH II, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE


wHIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Dakota DIR. Price Liverpool and Queenstown
.r March w.h M s r"a q - % sSund
showing red and blue lights y- MAJ. !. na
SOUTHAMPTON sh with mdse and passengers to oelr'chs
Steamer Aioemarie Clubs Del with mdse to tho
Old Dominion steamship Co -
Benha Boyesen Passed Cape Of ';ood Hope an II 81
21h and the asss'S. s fsS om NJ ton nv
bark Challenge DR.. sharp, Manila Ncy %; with
AMER sp Dee H. Gaps Of oed Hope Jan 10 Helena
ana sa aS TsS N from g 1h far = New
Jan % lat 81 $ Ion II E. ship Naturalist Br from Cali
rsSanda Wa:nss1 % Bremen ne e. days With ss
ass %orh s Sea- wh heavy wsei Sss March Fred
Knher seaman aged is is from aoit to the deck
sf E!Isxor,l, Higgins a.,a, .ysna y. 10
das s w sss1s % 81
days. WIN sS : cs; vessel 20 9 ulley
Bs josie Pessre~ sasaa days, with sugar
s%p'. Gp oar Ss Oh IN wReh
cabin AND sp LII sf Boston, Griffin Mayagucx 81 days
with sugar TO Alvah midget
schr Index Garrison Ma,ansas 10 day. with sugar to
schr il Rockwell. Rockwell. rhiladephiA for Boston.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Chesapeake johnson. Portland New York.
steamer City OF New Bedford Fish. New Bedford for
Steame er Gaiatea Walden. Providence tor New Yors
Steamer Bolivar. Gcer. New London and Norwich for New
York
Brig Joseph Clark. Carl. New Haven for Now York.
schr I.avery. Rogers. Bangor for New icrk.
Schr Olive. Howe Boston for New York.
Schr Lake. Rogers, Fall River for New York.
Sclr Annie Sargent. Sargent, Fall River New York.
Schr New Reguus. Berart New Bedford tor New York.
schr j II Perry Chase. New Bedford for New York.
Schr Samuel rocker, Traschcr New Bedford tor New
York
Schr B II Hull Brush. Providence for New York
Schr j Price. Nckerson Providence for New York.
Schr Geo Aery, Aery. New Haven tor New York.
Schr Sallic Burton. Burey. stamford for New YORK.
brig supposed be the Long Reach. bound in arrived
of Hart Isuud Pm.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Gen Whitney. Hallctt. New York for Boston.
Steamer Santee. Davis New York for New Bedford
Steamer Albatross, Davis, New YorK for Fall Rivcr
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer, New YORK for Bridgeport.
The following omitted from yesterdays reports
schr o smith Smith. New York tor New Bedford
Schr Chas Dennis Heath Port johnson tor Providence
Sailed from Hart Island Roads AN, bark Saml Spring.
Bacon, New York tor Portland, Me.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

HosoIuLr Feb Il-Arrivcd. steamer zeaIandis Orr.
Nsw, 18th Mabel scott, Higgins, Fannings Island
Sailed 2ist, ship surprise Iaw) IIodgkins, San Fran
for Francisco arrived 18th: Emma Augusta, Young.
Jane Mss. Sspss ss Nova s,o,.0
hso%dssH J poa A .nna coome
Ni:S Io JAsriHo i7Aniveo bark Jas pendergas
Cleared Feb IL bark Lyne Nor New York; brig Carrie
SIERRA LSoSn Feb as-saled bark Liberia Richardson
tIrom New York;. Monrovis
fPsn STEAMER Cry or BKRLIS.l
ApEs Feb ia-Arrved. Glide, Bcade, Zannibar.
ASrwrnr March aSslsd ssms Baltimore;
AMSTERDAM, March i-sailed, Gcrrit wilhelm. Wiser.
AucKLAxp. NJ Ian 13Arrived, Pioneer. Osborne, Mau-
BRISTOL, March 5-Arrved Pathfinder. Williams. Bull
Sailed 9TH II Inssrso strout. Cardiff tand arrived ut
% Gs' sos s. s Ss~
I'd Hanover o. Erdmann, New Orleans; I'd. Abbie b.
EAncrloSa. fsH % Arrived rived s, IIss, Nielsen New Or
Bilaio FEB asArrvsd. Guchen. Bouion' New York via
UAaDIrr. March 5-Arrived. Tartar. Rule, Wilmington,
sailed Sd. Austin, Davis, Jamaica.
CuxmAvEs, March I-sailed, John Johnson wadc Sandy
Hook; Navcsnk, Barsow, do; Charlotte stern. philads
cMulsr,ASsAsp Feb I7Arrved. Alpha. Marono. Ipswich
Cleared l7th, Constantia. Rnudsen New York.
CAprz Feb 2ss-sacd. Lan"ter. larman, Pensacola
Feb 3Arrivcd. Prince Oscar P0wles, Liver
pool: Hth. kirkwood from Boston 90.
Sailed 4 cb :. Xcniw, Reynolds, Dundee.
DOVER March 4Passed down, Russnnd s), Frowsc, rom
Antwerp tor New YORK.
Passed up 9TH Prince Arthur Mlncbin for Calcutta
turning tand anchored at Deal 6th).
DuSGtSEss March Ion. Fremad, Bull, from Norway FOR
UmAL Marci, 4-Saied Artisan, Grliths. London for
Bull River Lavnia Eaton. Dunkrk .or Cuba; 9th, Pal
Mcaug him. London Tor New York; Hoppet, Fred
rickscn. do for Bull River. 80
Passed by 3D. Ohec 81. Bristow llnil for New YORK;
9TH, Abraham Lincoln. Lindstren, London for do
lxkIR Mur "A
cisco; Thvs Goddard. Smith. smyrna; Tasmanan W es
Iobos; 4th. slli,tra. Inncss. Pageilon. .,. -
Exxouru. March 3-Arrved. Prinus. Nilsen. New fors
F0LKnsroxr. March o-Passed, Johann Ludwig Holljes
Bremen for Baltimore
fLrrrwoop, March 5--saled, Trenmor, christensen,
FALxouru March 3--Arrlved Caspian. Williams, Pabcl
lon; Inca Spirsa. Wilmington. NC land sailed 9th Tor Rot
9TH. Greenoc, slater san Francisco; Dslhno r.
put in I'd HENRIETTA Adams, Amsterdam for Portland
Nc short of tand sailed 5th,
burg President Trosche. Nicjahr uom New York;. for
| FLusmrsc March 5-Arnvcd Scots Bay, Murray. New
GIasGow March 4--Arrived, Anchora %, Munro, New
York. :. :.
saeoln; 4th, Lady Clarendon, walker. do:
7GALwAY, MARCEL 5--Arrvcd. NJ Dickie, Hunter. New
York.
GIBHALrAn, Feb 25-Arrived James Ward Payne, Mes
sina cearcd for New York also reported passed the
tho Rock 2lthl Albert smith Pnkhain. Leghorn land
HuLL March :i-Xrrved. Oliver Emery. swartridge. Bal
timore; 9th. Auella Kissing. 1T Marys. .
oLYHEAD, March 3-Arrived susan Campbell, IRON Liv-
Sailed 9Th Aimira Coombs. Weed. cardenas
on do Feb -: Thompson. Thompson. IRON ihverpoci
or Tuskar March ., America, Emerson iren Liverpool
| for New York.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
SAILED.

Steamers Germric tBr,. for Iverpool City OF Brussels
tErl do Victoria DR. Glasgow Spartan Br). Batavia:
Cornwall (Brl, Bristol; Weser t;er) Bremen; Colon As
pnwa; Clyde. Havana City ot San Antonio, Galveston
,ia Key West; Hudson. New Orleans; New York. do:
Salvador. Savannah: Charleston. Charleston; Old Domn
ion Richmond, &c; John Gibson Georgetown DC; Fnntl
Phladelpnia ship freyd.s tNoD, Hamburg; barks l.eif
Erickson Nor) Dantxic Mcrcur( Queenstown Fa
mouth iijemen (Nor Montevdco; brig Morning Lirht.
p.rtS Snui
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
JUROR ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.

CHICAGO March II, 1871
One OF the jury in the Sullivan Haniord murder trial.
Swan by name, arrested at the instance of the
State Attorney to-day, charge OF perjury, in swear
ing before accepted that ho had not expressed
or formed an opinion. The evidence against him Is
said TO DO strong.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT RI, March II. 1877
Steamer Newport, Of the Fall River line. obliged
put New London last night her way from New York.
Schr STAR Crocker OF ana for Boston from Balti
more with cargo of 400 of coal hauled of
Shoa Vineyard Sound yesterday
by US revenue cutter samuel Dexter, Capt Carson, ana
proceeded to Boston uninjured