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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-23

STRANGE that Alexander Stevens,
the venerable and great Vice Presi
dent of the rebel states, should be
one OF only three Democrats, who
stood out against the bad faith of his
party in disturbing the Presidential
title whereby the peace Of the coun-
try is to be again deraneed aud the
"good time coming" to have another
indefinite set back
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-23

THE Milwaukee Sentinel annourc ed
a week ago that Hon. Horace Rublee
would resign his place as Chairman
of the Republican State Committee.
Guess the wish fathered the thought.
Rublee has no intention of resigniDg
and we think he is the best man the
Republicans can have as Chairman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-23
DoUGLAs OLIVER.
"Can you tell me where Washin!

"Can you tell me where Washing
toms Monument is ?, asked rura
gentleman in Charles-st, Baltimore
the other day. "Just lift your eyes
off the ground" said the person ad-
dressed, rather tartIy sand you'll see
it." "Well, | hev lifted my eyes,"
said the rural party, looking his infor-
mant calmly in the face, IAN | don't
see nuthin' but darned old fool"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-23
EDWARD POLLOCK, Editor
THE Presbyterian General Assem-
biy is holding at Pittsburgh.

THE New York syndicate has ia
ken the whole Of the $50,0o0,0o0 a
per cent. loan, though their contract
gave them until next January to take
1t. The change makes a saving of
$3.50, 900 year in interest, to the
Government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-23

PRUDENCE is MATS guiding clue
through the labyrinths of THE
world. 1t is virtues charioteer, as
the saints termed it Prudence is
the pillar Of light going before and
teaching US, not only what We must
do and say, but also the manner of
speaking and acting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-23

WHEN the Constitution was adop.
ted, there were seventy-five postof-
fees in the Uuited States now there
are over $1,000, AMI increasing
monthly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-23

England raises food enough to feed
but thirty-two per cent of her popula.
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-23

by not less than two credible wit
nesses; provided, that only one quar-
ter in any section shall be thus grant
ed -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-23


over fifty millions of people; that
our immigrants into San Francisco
nearly all belonged to his province.
The reason that railroads could not
be introduced was on account of the
coolies (laboring people)nnd also be-
cause the Government had not the
money and the merchants would not
lend it, His salary is perhaps fifty
or sixty thousand. but l learned that
he gives the most of it away in char.
ity. He spoke of our country. the
late action of Congress in reference
to Chinese immigration, &c. When
it was nearly time to GO, tea was
passed around and on the Admiral's
taking HE cup it was sign that the
conference was about to end. So
we drank our tea and ou the Admir-
ais rising, we rose and accompanied
by the Viceroy with frequent bowling
and chin-chiDnIDg we took our chairs
and left, greatly interested and
amused. The Viceroy appointed
the second day following for his visit.
On that. day at IL, a steam barge
came alongside, brln ging his cards to
each Of the party who had visited
him. Enclosed | send you his card
to me. At IL a large steamer came
alongside towing an immense house.
boat,a very large, floating house, with
the officers in pagodas. We received
him accompanied by hundred of
his retinue. We were literally over
run. We exercised, fred torpedoes,
&c. He seemed highly delighted.
The following day he sent off guam
titles of fruit, valuable teas, &c, to
the officers; fruits, vegetables and
sheep to the crew. | have two or
three caddies of tea (about a half.
pound), as part of my present..
/ enjoyed going around sicht.sees
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
POLITICAL DEADLOCK.

Tho republican city government OF Newark. N. j..
Is resolved upon lighting the now Ward bill and
have secured the services of United States Senator
Frederick T. Frenghuysen, exPresident Of the State
Senate John W. Taylor and Mr. Thomas N. McCarter.
besides the City Counsel to argue the case before the
Supreme Court upon the application OF the demo-
Gratis tor a mandamus to compel the Com
mon Council and Mayor to obey the law.
The democrats win have eminent counsel also, IN
cluding ex-Attorney General Jacob vanatta The
Court opens It's session Tuesday. whom Colonel T..
Livingston Price and Stepnon PelI, of tho Newark
democratic Aldermen Will appear and make the ap-
pication. In view ot the urgency OF the case u Is
believed tho Court Will give 1t precedence. Tho
democrats express themselves entirely confident of
the result before tho Court They say that before
this bill became law IL submitted to some OF the
eminent legal talent IN Inc state aud they were
assured OF its entire constitutionaty The demo-
Gratis congratulating themselves furthermore ON
the pclcf that their Will receive justice ms the
majority OF tho Justices OF the Supreme Court arc
dcnsocrats On the other hand, the republicans ex-
press confidence that the law viii be declared uncon
utona and that therefore, there will be no spring
election sucn as Inc Ward oil provides for.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24

Steamer New YORK. Quick New orleans-Bogert Nor
steamer Knickerbocksr Kembie. New orieans--ciark
Seaman.
steamer City Of Macon, Niekersou savannah-Georss
steamer City OF Atlanta. woodh1i. charleston-J W
steamer Benefaetor. Jones. Wilmington, Nc-wm r
Clyde 20.
steamer Isaac BELL Norfolk City Point and Richmond
Steamer Knight, Chichester. Georgetown. DC. via
Alex xsndria-J l. kouine. Jr.
steamer Florida Bearse, Philadelphia - Ames HAND
steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston-h + Ltmock
Bark Adele sabna Nor), Psderscn Liverpool-ben-
s Bark Marts aAus. Domini, London-slocovich Co
Bark Eliza M:gan tBr). Mitchell, London-J W Par
Bark IRE Gusepps GtaD. schiano. Bristol, kAttilo
Bark Lord Ashburton (Br). Lorentsen. Cork or Fa
BARK Forto Nor, Kare. iiavre -Funch, Edye Co.
BARK Ansstasi" tSp, Ablsquita Gjon (spain,-Latasa
Bark McGivery (Br,, Hatfield charlos.on-P Xevus 4
Son.
Brig ravorise. Irons, PoInt-a-Pitrs. Guad-H rrow-
Brig Addo Hale Sheppard. Portland, Me-Bett Son
schr Lena ssorer. seavey, Kingston Ja-A II Solo,
schr Andrews. Grover. Kingston. Js-Lesycraft &
schr ida jayne Mills Port Spain tTriuaad, Howland
AspinwHll.
schr Grace Andrews, Andrews. Matsuzas-snow Bur-
gess
schr Ruth Darling, Swazey, Caibaren-J Ward 4 Co.
schr Allie Dyer. Davis, Boston-Chas living.
Schr Mary Varncy. Rowe, WOODS Hole, Mass-James
,.sn ssh5 Forsyth Hobbies, ssamiordstamford Manu-
schr Henry. Anderson. New Haven Cartwright Doyle
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
CORRECTING A CRITIC.

To EDITOR THE HERALD:-
was not little surprised to observe In your issue
oi tho lst inst, under the title "rhe Gadiatorial
Death Sgna' what purpored to be the correction oil
error ascribed TO the author OF the Interesting
narrative OF General Grants visit to the ruins OF
Pompeii, published In the HERALD OF the Goth ult !,
and which the Critic "having seen it so often
repeated in the public prints, deemed It his duty to
correct" Aftor quoting your foreign correspondence
al.uson to Gerome's picture, IN which ono gladiator
lies prostrate while the other over him. with sword
extended is awaiting the signal from the Emperor
spare 10 despatch the FALLEN foc the signal Of death
being given by the spectators turning down their
thumbs, the critic adds:"Your gifted correspondent
II he will turn Horaces EpisIos l, Is, 86, and 10
Juvenal Ill, SO. will discover that the fate OF the
vanqushea gladiator depended upon the people, VINO
pressed down their thumbs If they wished him to be
saved but turned them up II they wished him to be
killed" Pray allow me respectfully to submit. in jus.
TO your correspondent, that his descr2tonfs
less accurate than pleasing ana Instructive.
The first passage referred to Is Horaces epistle 10
Loilius, but It does not contain tho Information
promised by the critic, nor indeed, should IT, for
poets contemporaries needed not TO be informed Of
the ode OF expressing applause ana disapprobation
NJ the public amusemuuIs OF their time. The passage
stMdiis qui cred,dert ie,
tausor utroque tum taadabtt police iudum (lr you
iron will applaud, with either thumb All your sports
f0ot note, however, from the carned Jouvency In
the Lyons edition OF Horace (lSl3), explains the
utroQue police and sets the matter completely
ut rest:-"Si giadiatorem periciantem popmtus neci
ueitet eripere toiiebat Gm0as manus, utroque
police cum cdterts digts in pugnum con-
tracfo contra interfci juberat poicem peytebdt-
id est, eum rectum qudtuor digitis in pugnum
tracns reducebat rcrsus humun," Iii Inc people
wished the fallen gladiator saved they raised both
their hands on high, pressing either thumb against
the remaining four hngcrs ciinched IN 1st; IT, on tho
contrary they desired him to be slain, they turned
down the lhumb-that Is 10 say tho latter, Withdrawn
10 the a extent from the four cllnched fingers, was
Inclined downward toward the ground.)
This authority, which, should your critic not deem
Il sufficient, he may hnd confirmed any all OF the
dictionaries OF Roman antiquities, In tho Essays OF
Eia and hosts OF other places including the pussagc
in Juvonal, to which he himself refers, may, 1t Is
humbly hoped, serve In measure 10 neutralizs tue
regretable effects OF error all the grave be-
cause conveyed through the medium oi one OF the
most widespread journals OF our DAY. Most respect
ltlllu
The New York herald., 1878-02-24

JrnEME. FEB PIN port schr wardwel Bsrnbauua. fFcn
ana tor New York, arrived Feb ldr. sail about Feb III
LIVERPOOL. Ms. Feb 2Q-Saled. brigs Cysnus (Brj.
Annts. tor emerara: Randolph Paysen 3D. Jones' do;
Alexander Williams tBrl. Sanders. Br West Indies.
MANILA, Jan 9-tn ship Msry Stone Phinney fot
New York: bark Cormorant (br), Williams from and fot
San Francisco arrived 9th: Evening Star (rJ Asburn.
wtg;C Bishop tGer,, statel from Hong Kong arrived
SAILED Ian 2 ships Mndoro Gardner. Ccbu aud
st Charles. Gates. lioio and New York
MoHANT KEYS ia. FeD 2-iu port schr Eva shelby,
hingston a lust arrived to Load gn"no tor Baltimore
for wilmin.toh NC. ldg. ~ Z
PoRTo CAnELLo, Feb lO-Airved. brig Harriet Avery,
New York. +
RAsGoox, Jan 22-sailed, ship rccumseh, Bennett
Bremen
SHAScHAI, Jan 7-Afrived, barks Antioch Seymour
Nayasak 10TH James stone. Weston do tor New York
snow sydney NsW; Edward May. johnson. do. "
Sailed Jan \, ships Titan, Berry, Nagasak and Hong
Kong: 10Th samar Miller, Hong Kong; l2th Nave.
sink. Barstow, Nagasaki.
Cleared Jan steamer state OF Alabama. Ritchi Yoko-
hama and NngasakL
In mort Jan TO- steamer City Limerick (Br) Loehead
for New York: tho above arrivals.
ST THOMAS Feb 14-Chartcred schrs Allegro. Kear. to
worth Travis for Navassa Island to load phospates
ST JomSs PR, Feb 2osaed bark faladin (Arx) Jones.
Baltimore.
gent San Francisco; 18th. ships Emerald swan. Port
Townsend Lola uA Jorgenson do (and sailed l4th Tor
Caliao,; lith bark sarah Kidgway. Townsend, Pha-
Sailed Jan ship Importer. Milne, Iquguc bark Chas
Fobes Nic Low. Aricx 9th. barks Chas Deering Davies
Iquique: 10th. Louise lGer) kRmien. do. to load fvt
Hampton Roads for odors between Charleston and Boston
YoKoHAMA, Jan 23-SHied, ship Newman Hall (Br,
YARMOUTH Ms Feb oO-sailed brigs Arthur (Br). Dems
rara; NJ Copel (Br), Martinique.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

special meeting OF the Bar Association was held
last evening at heir rooms in Twentyninth street,
Fifth avenue, to hear and discuss the report Of
the special committee on bill to establish United
States Court of Appeals now pending before
tho Judiciary Committee OF tho United States
Senate There wero thrty-oao members
present when the meeting was cailod 10
order by John f. Burri. and Vice President Charles
Tracy took the chair. Thespccia Committee had pre-
pared a pamphlet embodying their report, which had
been presented the members or their consideration.
This report stated that the committee had care
fully considered two bills introduced into tho
United States Senate, one ny Senator Davis,
OF Illinois, and the other by Senator Conkling,
OF New York, both Of which covered the object
that is, revising the judicial system oil the United
Staes but that Senator COnklings bill was moro IN
detai and That the committee found IL more convent.
cnt 10 adopt II as basis for amendment. The main
difference the bills found III the pr0vi-
sons IN respect 10 the appointment OF additional
judges.
the appont ment OF additional Circuit Judge In each
OF tho circuits OF the United States, while the bill In
troduced by Senator ConKng provided Tor the appoints
mont of additional calicd "Dstrict Judges" who
to be assigned to no particular district,
but arc to hold District or Circuit Courts wherever
they may be directed TO do by the Circuit udgc.
The committee adopted the provisions OF the bill IN
troduced by Senator DAVIS In this regard. with pro.
vision giving all tho Circuit Judges power hold
District Courts whenever they are assigned to that
duty by the senior Circuit Judge
ON these points lcrRthy discussion cnsued, 10
which ex-Judgc Becbe, representing a committee Oi
the Admiralty Bar Cnora A. Hand John Il Burr,
b. f. Lee and sevcrai otner members Of the Bar Asso-
citation, among them General Henry L. Tremain,
took part. Ex-Judgc Bccbe favored the appointment
OF additional District Judgcs while Mr.. Lee
and others thought an extra Circuit Judge should be
appointed. Tho whole matter was referred rack TO
the special committee OF tho Bar Association, with In
siructions TO confer with tho commiucc OF The Ad
miralty Bar, with power to communicate with Con-
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
A FUNERAL AND A WEDDING.

Nearly two ycars ago Mr. sylvester Houdlow, q we'll
known real estate broker In Brooklyn, encountered
burglar In his dwelling Tho struggle mat ensucd
between tho two men ended in the escape OF tho
burglar, who had by blow with kind OF
weapon fractured tho skull of his victim. Tho
identity OF the thiei has never been determined,
and though tho affair caused nsidorabe excitement
ana comment at the time, It was finally forgotten
until q few days ago, when Mr Hondiow's dcath was
announced. lie never fully recovered from tho
effects of his injuries sustained at the hands OF the
burglar. Tho funeral took place yesterday, at tho
Church OF tho Holy Trinity. corner OF Mon!a
que aud Clinton streets. Rev. Charles II. Hall. tho
pastor OF the church, oicsted and delivered bric
address, In which he alluded TO the esmablo cbarac-
tor OF the deceased and his earnest devotion 10 duty
In tho relig Gus, social and business walks OF fe Tho
services wsro attended by a large gathering OF tho
friends Of the family and at their conclusion the re-
mains were carried TO Greenwood Cemetery.
In one OF the carriages wsro Miss Minnie W. Hond-
low eldest daughter OF the deceased, and Row. Will
lam Short assistant pastor of the Church OF tho
Holy Trinity This lady and gentleman had been on
gagged for several months and tho wedding day had
beer fixed for yesterday. On Thursday Miss hond.
lows iahcr died, and as the intended bridegroom
anxious 10 bo IN position where he could be oil prac.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
BABYLON AND ISLIP.

Tho Chairman Of the Senate Committee on Internal
Affairs Of Towns and Counties, Mr.. =. W. Hopkins
has sent communication 'severaily to tho super
vsors OF Babylon ana slip, Ions Island, in relation
to the bay troubles between Tho two towns He says
that the committee arc OF the opinion that public
policy would not be subscrved BY repeal OF tho
isting law, but they also Of tho opinion that the
1t coniers should not ba confined to tho
town OF Islip but should be mutually enjoyed by tho
inhabitants OF both that town and Babylon. They
therefore recommend such amendment OF tho
existing law would give the reciprocal rgnt 20 the
people OF both towns 10 fish IN the waters OF cach
They further recommend that tho supervisors OF the
TWO towns meet, with their respective counsel and
draft bill TO carry these provisions into effect. As
the ''war" on the wnoio, mas. Deen u good natuted
IL is thought that this arrangement Will be mu-
tuAiIy satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. %, 1878
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wITEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wiIiTEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE
with %e AT AND eass Ss.9 sanch Sys
% $ M o % vs.Ss. sS h n snr ssnsrn
Feb 3 and cadis Feb 5, Win mdse and passenger, % %
s 10Th
TAR asih with irui. 10 ssoee pay vessel to- Tucker
% l. s5I. and r2's 6 ssss SS m ris F.
& T g, "a" Anon @ s. nn Gsye,ton st
steamer AOemarls, Gibbs Lewes DEL with mdse to the
shp D'%I" cs"Dnrs Xa o.anseh Shields Dec ls via S.
a.y. w,sS GSes o % Ss Now cs c ssns 20
S ssSr Nary %y'i Louisa" dss washington So 4dayswh
schr Alice Bords, Dukes Richmond, Va for Providence,
schr Nsrsgsnsett. Shaw, Baltimore for New Bedford
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of New bedford, Fish New Bedford for
ss %sS IN rsIaoS %sSS s ou sns for oS
BOUND EAST.
The following passed through the Cato night OF 2i Inst
| Brig Is " msH., Benn.s!, New York for cools. .
Brig Edna VI Gregory tBr), johnson, New York for st
schs D ii Dyefty, Williams Baltimore for bridgeport
schr wcst wiud Roamer, New York for Warm. RI.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION,
WnITEsroNE l.. l.. Feb %, 1873.
Owing to tho fog day there sailing vessels
astir The morning steamboats, all get through
without experiencing any considerable delay, notwh.
standing tho density of the fog with the exception Of the
Doris from Providence, and the Continental from New
Haven the captains Of both vessel, deemng safest to
anchor In Flushing Bay until clear weather. Tho Bridge
port boat pushed ahead regular tnio The steamer
Franconin Capt Bragg which lett New York Portland
evening Of 2isi and TITLE, Capt Ewing, from 70!
New London and Norwich and which before reported
AZ detained OF this station through Fridays
cecded exrly hour this moninr but IL s probable
they anchored In Sound above being
The freight propeller
ing, before reported now At anchor Flushing Fs
passed time, though there appearance of tine
fu lifting. d.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
OBITUARY..
rnorEsson Albert SMITH.

Professor Albert smith, who diod at Peterborough,
N. H., ON Friday, was a very distinguished ply
scian, and ono Of the most prominent medical In
structors in New England. He born In Potter
borough. Juno 49, 1901. Hc was was a son OF Samuel
Smith, paper and woollcn manufacturer. The son
was early fitted for college ut tho GrJton Academy,
but on returning homo he found the depres sion OF
business that followed the war so great that his
father greatly needed his assistance He en-
tered the Phoenix Mil, where he worked
for nvc years super!ntendent Of tho spin-
ming department. During this interval OF
labor he kept up .his studies, SO that In September,
with honor ia 1925 After graduating he again
tered bis athers factory and acted as financial agent
until 1920, when he commenced tho study Of med
He attended lectures NJ the New York College OF
Physicians and Surgeons, and also ut the Bowdoin
the latter institution 1888 From mat time until
1888 he was established III his profession at Leo
Minister, Mass, from whiih place ne returned to his
naive town. Hc successful as practitioner, ana
before middle age mad acquired high reputation AS
medical scholar and thinker. In lSi0 be was sp-
ponei professor of r,alcria medca AMI therapeutics
In the Dartmouth Medical College, where he
continued 10 lecture until his resignation %
he professor emeritus OF the same
branch In 1857 he delivered his OF lectures
before the Vermont Medical College, and also the
honorary degree Of LII. D. was conferred upon him
BY Dartmouth College IN 1870, and also an honorary
degree Of N: BY tho Rush Medical Col
Der of the New York Medical Society. As medical
instructor no was included IN the nrst rank Of New
England professors. His writings also gained him
wae and cnyiabIe reputation. Among his pubica
lions a lecture upon 4ppocratcs. also one upon
Faracesus and commemorative discourse upon the
death OF DR.. Amos Twtchell bcsdes various articles
in the medical journals from time to time, and in the
transactions OF the New Hampshire Medical Socie'y
The New York herald., 1878-02-24

Irregular cast for Mr.. Morris, and that they
returned to the county canvasscrs irregular
The committee then adjourned until ten A. NJ. on
Monday.
The result Of tho days proceedings yesterday bids
fsir TO De oi considerable Importance Mr.. Terry the
line OF examination taken by Mr.. Herring open
the door 10 inquiry on the whole Held Of question:
The contestant having gone behind the returns
the sitting member may now summon individual
voters to testify and Tho INJURY last Tor months
The footing by which Nr. Morris has claimed ma
jority will also have 10 bc changed as appeared by
the testimony that three cast out Tor 'irreGu
larty' IN the Twenty.tbird ward irregular Dc-
cause there name them OF any candiate
aud The destruction OF tDroe votes cast tor Purdy on
the ground oil irreguarity has not before been de-
vol
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ApERprEN. Feb 2I-ssiied bark Ire Cognau utaD Pi.
sorno, United States
AMSTERDAM Feb 20 Arrived bark Lydia Pcschau ter)
Baemers. Wilmington, nc; 2is Frederick Ger, Lau,
ANTWERP, Feb 23-Arrived, steamer Nedcrland (Belr)
Randlc. Philadelphia.
BARROW, Feb 2I-Arrived, bark Mogui (Br), Pfeiffer
Mobile, leaking.
Sailed from saugor Jan 30, ship Ben Maedhu tBr), New
York.
CorxSHAGxS Feb 2o-sailed, bark Grant (Nor), Flore
ness United States.
CApIz, Feb 2o-Sailed, bark George Kingnan, Howes,
New Orleans.
CALCUTTA, Jan 3o-Sailed, ship Royal Alfred (B).
Fisher New York.
DUBLIN, Feb 21-saed ship Edgar tBr). Fowers Della
ware Breakwater.
GREAT YARMOUTH Feb 23-sailed. brig santina Ansaldo
lta), Ovsri. United States
GENOA Feb 2o-Arrivcd, brig Constantin Reinecko
Ger, Tretwurst. Richmond Va.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 22-Arrved. bark Brilliant tNor), an.
scn New York; 23d. steamers City OF Valparaiso (Br)
Manet Boston, Murie (Br Gilfoylo New Orleans; Logs
Iator tBr). Barley, do.
Sailed 22d ships British Army (Br) Porter. An Fran
cco 23d Colonial Empire (Br, Manson Southwest Pass
barks vorrvorts tGer. Lohse United states Nenuphn
(Br) PittmAn Delaware Breakwator; Grown Jewel (r)
Fritz New York: brig Rans or) LARSEN United States
Also sailed 23d. steamers Victoria DID, Williams.
tom Cauopus (B, Horsfail do tacr putting back
rudder). $40 t..
LYSx. Feb 2s-Arrvcd. stsamsr Mayaed tBr. Hunter.
Baltimore.
Lrspov Fob l7-Arrived. bark Genon isw, Borjcsscn,
Philadelphia.
NEWPORT Feb 22Arrived, ship Haden (Nor). Jakobsen
Pensseoa-
Oroaro. Feb l3-Arrived. brig Oiinda tPorD, Cunba.
New York: 18th. bark Iphigena Nor), Smith, oo 17th
brig Paquete de Nova York PorD. Silva, do.
Plymouth. Fob 22--sailed, barE Nuoya Manila utaD
Mnrasso United States.
QrxwssrowK. Fob 22Arrived, bark Latoua (Nor) Tor.
gesen New York; 23d PM steamer Parhia (Br). Cook,
do for Liverpool land proecedcd).
SHARPNESS. Feb % Arrived bark Nile (Br), Dixon PEN
sacoia
ST McHArLs, Feb 15-Arrived. bark Francisco Siento
Uta Porzo New York had ettsoned 80 bags maize
LoxpoS. Feb steamer Lake Mcgantc tI,r) from
Liverpool Feb ~ Portland has reurnd with tho loss Of
two b sdes of her propeller.
Bark Orlando (BD Kckbam, from Baltimore Ian 30 for
Gloucester, has capsaed. Her crew were rescued and
landed at Falmouth
QUEENSTOWN. Feb 23--Steamer Hibernan (Br,, Archer
which left Liverpool Jan 81 for Halifax and Baltimore
and broke her propeller Feb las before reporte and put
back under sail, towed into this h~rbor to-day.