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The New York herald., 1878-03-11
THE VOSBURGH SCANDAL.

HIS FRIENDS AT THE BERGEN HEIGHTS BAP-
TIsr CHURCH--THEY RALLY ROUND THEIR
PASTOR.
The crowded congregation In tho Madison Avenue
Baptist Church at Bergen yesterday indicated plainly
the deep Interest elt in the Vosburgh case. The as
sembIage Included people from all parts OF the city,
ma ny attending from curiosity and others IRON sym.
palhy. rhe pastor expected to make some ausion
10 his troubles but under the advice of his counsel
ex.G Governor Bedc ana ex-senator WINFIELD he was
silent on the subject He chose for his text the seq
ond chapter OF Paul to the Philippians and ninth
vcrse--s'W therefore, God also hath highly exalted him
and given him u name which Is above every name"
From this he delivered q DISCOURSE tho point Of
which the necessity Of lifting our thoughts and
aims above the pursuits OF this uansltory life aud
resting tor consolation and happiness in God above
After the service large number OF the congregation
waited him, shook him cordially by the hand and
extended their sympathy Az one time several lad les
struggled In effort to grasp his hand at the same
tims and PASTORS feelings Tor the rst time gave
way. ono OF the deacons suggested that
he retire TO tho pastoral residence, and he
complied. A HERALD reporter followed and had a
long interview with him, his uncle, n venerable
gentleman IRON Coopers'own. n T.. Dr. Carpenter
Mrs Vosburgh was eecn making her way iocby down
The and lmpng 70 the back parlor, where she
sat for hail hour with Mr. Vosburgh's sister, and
then returned 10 her rOoni
.'rhere she Is now" whispered hr. Vosburgh, with
q cheerful CLEAN In his eye; "see how rapidly she IL
improving. Don't you tDink soT
Inc reporter had not time to reply when Mr.. vos-
burghs uncle remarKed, In reply, Ycs, che Is dong
well; she Will be all right II tns nne weather con
tinueA"
s.Yvu have had a consultation with your counsel,
suppose, MT. Vosbuf gh I" qucried the reporter
'.Ob, yes" was the reply. "Govrrnor Bedle aud
Mr.. WinncId have the case now uDdcr consideration.
The points Of the defence not at liberty to dis
close, even though my silence be interpreted uniavor-
pLiy, my counsel nave enJoincd strict reserve.
Iu Iact. they are rather dispicascd that | have
made any statements nj all on the sub
Ject. Tney insist that due regard for my
interests "a legal point OF view, as well as my wie's
feeble condition, demand that she at least ought 70
b exempt from the infection Of an EXAMINATION On
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, March 9-Arrivcd. Joseph Hickman tBr'.
Bishop. Philadelphia.
BREMEN March 9-Arrived, ships Sirius tGer,. Molcr.
Rotterdam; Canovs tBr,, Blanc, New Orleans; barks
Philadelphia
CAD to March e-Arved. brig Mary Gibbs. whittemore.
New York.
DEAL, March e--Arrivsd. bark Lizzie Wright (Br .
Wright, New York for London.
GLoucEsrER, March 9-ssied, bsrks CASTELAR, (Nor),
Carlson. New York; Nsusica tNor), Spielbere. do.
GLASGOW. March I0-Arrived. bark Ophr tBr> Edgett,
New York via Queenstown.
GRErxocx, March Sailed. bark Lesmonu tBr). Minno-
mann. San Francisco.
GIBRALTAR, to March 9-Arrived. barks Matido utaL,
Orince, New York; Iielgoland Nus). volcich, do.
Hull. March 10 Arrived. bark Hatdee (Br), Durkee,
Astoria via Queenstown.
Sailed 10TH bark Francesca (Aus. Tonet PhiIadel-
phia mot prevously)
HAMsuRo March e-saiied. the Germaua. for New York
INsisnowxN HEAD, March e-Arnved bark Mary I
Baker (Br), Sproul, Baltimore for Londonderry.
LIvxRPooI, March 9-Sacd ship Mabel Clark Sheldon,
Hong Kong bArks Maria sophie (Ger). Witt. Whining
ton, NO; Innoccnta dtai) .Caucci. and Jas Wright.
Spear. Philadephis dast two not previously.
LKGHoRN. 70 March 9-Arrived, bark Antoineta CSp).
Cabrus, Now Orleans.
PLyxouru, March 1o-Arrived steamer Lessing (Ger).
voss, Now York for Hamburg (and proceeded).
PEsxANcx, March 9-Arrivod. brig Meta (Br) Baynes.
Nov York.
QUEENSTOWN, March 9Arrived. barks Peroiucov Aus).
Radimir, New York; Crono (Aus), Ferman. do; Hitar
(Aus Rondick do; Albissols Utar. Pescetto and Ms
pah Br). Christian, Baltimore 10th, briglEs abeth Wins
low, Locke. Portland.
Also arrived at 10TH steamer Ciressssu (Br. Wye,
Baltimore alifax for Liverpool land proceeded.
ST HELENA Feb - Arrived. ships Pembroke Castle
(Br Hamilton, Calcutta for New York; Hermione (Br).
d. tor renada Now York; King Arthur (Br), Rick
wood, do for Calcutta and New York.
TRIESTE to March 9-Arrved bark rrimus CNorAr Even
son, Wilmington, NC.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAp March lO-Wind NV moderutA. clear.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MARCH H. ls7swlrH

Crescent City, and II feared that have some
tion with the missing vessel The wall vas seen
Feb OF Rogue River with her side all stove n' '"e ~
evidently been IN q collision. -. A.. -...,.
The automatic buoy which broke adrit durng & liz % sfen
ca es has dted ashore Pillar Point IL VIII ne
charge of by the Shubrck brought TO ns port snu r.. ~
good order again when II will be placed IN its ou po'""'
SAVANNAH, March 9-Messrs. Laird and an uo'n, pols
wardens and Wilink shin carpenter neu y a
survey on the schr Sc Clair Edwards ashore ~ %
ma the said schooner materially CHANGED % Isn now ai
higher the besch) since last survey she oshg ny
Of water; tide flowing and ebbng through her anu nun nun
badly strained. We therefore recommend taat tne sna
schr ST Clair Edwards stripped OF all sas tiss,"ss
anchors chains boats. and everything movap'e an h,i
value brought the of savannah ana sofa NJ poc
suction ., tte schooner high on tho beach ana arge
portion OF her could be saved Ana we Iurtns
ommend that immediate steps bo taken to save a tne
Cargo possible and remaining portion OF cargo e !"
the said schooner be sold rs before mentioned"
The New York herald., 1878-03-11

tt+ o. BERMUDA, March 7, 1873.
Bark Monarchy (Br), Pearce. from New York for
mel for ORDERS has discharged OF and is repair
ing 1t is probable she will have go Marine Slip.
Her copper been stripped to waters edge and
found very slack
Bark Veronica Madre dtaD, Muratorio. from Philade
pha for Queenstown, commenced reoading after repair
ing part Of had been board hrco days
matches closed consequence Of rain On their being
removed the cargo found very much heated
In clouds coming through the open hatch. Surveyors
to be discharged Immediately, which
was done About twothrds Of It is discharged,
which much sweatcd and heated, and the whole
will have be discharged Is awaiting the opinion OF
whether will be advisable to rrship IL or sell
here The dam aged sold at auction, and that
reloaded was suund and apparently good;
town PEI has completed repairs and has chartered
300 tons corn, ex-Monsrchy TO United kingdom Tor
oras for orders has discharged cargo OF kerosene oil
into tho hulk susan Dudman anu Is awaiting orders
Schr Uncle Tom tof Macbias Mel, Austin from savan
nah Miltrdgc. Me- with OF pitch piuc. aban-
sold at auction 18th February Hull and
materials realized about fls9.
aware Brcakwatcr got shore the South reefs 10Th
February and efforts being made to get her OIL las
reported 2ist utj. but heavy gale from SW coming
In the meantime. ana she being IN an exposed condi-
to of udder and injured her bottom such IN
tent n occasion tho abandonment OF the attempt.
Hull materials and 2l5 coal board were sold vt
anct,on z7,h nit aud realized E2l2 marine OF In.
oury respecting the ranang OF tho Malta was held and
tho Captains certificate suspended for months IL has,
however, been again returned to him.
PosrsCRIPr 80 PMBark Tcmplar landed here to-day
OF ship Celestial Empre which vessel mas pecu
sT% Bremen Jan Jan i T. 10Th New
YORK, and Is probably the vessel mcantl
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
ny See Correspondence.

Ny See Correspondencs
The purser OF Gamma, from Bermuda, has our
thanks for favors.
BARK ORLANDO, OF Prince Edward leland from Balti-
more Gloucester, r, before reported nbapdoned was
passed by Beta tBr), at Bermuda from Halifax, ON
the ult lat 36 30, lon 81 o. The barks main lower
mast bow spirit and jIbboom standing
BARK IxpERADoR (Br, Rossncr. from Philadelphia for
Aucoua put st Thomas Feb 23 leaking. Would dis
charge until the copper of water and csik
BARK MANY BARD, Packard. from Batavia Tor Boston,
which put st thomas Feb - leasng was dschsrgng
cargo Feb 70 TO make repairs
BRIG SAMUEL MUIR (Br). Hicks. from Wilmington. Nc
for Liverpool before reporc put Into - Thomas fep ~
The barru OF much broken and contents In no
choking pumps Nothing Is said about being ieaky.
SAN Francisco March 3Pears entertained tor the
.afstv Of the schr ALL which lett here an III Tor
Croseent City Portions Of have been found nsas
The New York herald., 1878-03-11

pS-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGlIr.-The NEW YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use on board the HERALD yacht showing While
burning the coor red red changing from one to tho
other IN succession and he several miles dtaat
of vessels upon seeing this signal will obligc us
by preparing any they have for the ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
pyPerons dcsirous of communicating with vessels ar
rivng by addressing TO such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht. pier No East River. New
York Letters received from all OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required.
DE- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Csptalns or officers
vessels engaged the coasng and foreign trade obscrv
ing the disDsccmcnt removal Of buoys requested
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
SUCH IS LIFE.

Among the applicants for lodgings az the First pre-
ciuct police station Gregory streos, Jersey City,
ON Saturday. q man describing himself as Samuel
Bostwick, colonel OF q Mississippi regiment Tho
man handed Sergeant Carroll number Of papers, ami
among tnem was his certificate Of sergeant major
OF tho Eleventh Illinois regiment, dated Spring
field, H., 1862. There were also a number
by General Grant, for moritorious conduct and
bravery at Fort Donaldson and Vicksburg, together
with his certificate colonel Of Mississippi rcRi-
ment The Sergeant did not place the Colonel with
the other odgers but allowed him to pass the night
In the witness room. The Colonel said that he had
lost all his money and endeavoring 10 find some
employment Yesterday tho CoonsIs papers were
banded back him. and he resumed his travels alter
thanking tho police officials for their Kindness.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11

TO communicate the fact to the HERALD that may be
brought publicly the the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number aud posi-
tion Of displaced buoy the Of their removal viii
suffice in all observed along the Atlantic and Pacihe
cossr Of the American Continent When they observed
the Of European countries In the Mediterranean
requested that information be either by telegraph
letter the London office OF the Ngw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet street. London. the Paris Office 81 Avcnne de
Popera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
be addressed Bennett, 10 Fleet street. London or
Bennett 81 Avenue do rOpera. Paris" Where cases OF
displacement observed In the OF countries beyond
the reach Of the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching the first conven-
lent This inform will bo cabled free OF charge,
to the HERALD aud published.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
TO ABOLISH PRACTICE SHOOTING.

NEWPORT, r. l., March 8, 1873.
Tho following is the full text Of the bill which
passed by the Senate Thursday, and which was
ferred to In those columns:-
Whoever shalt keep any bird fowl other animal
u target be shot at either for amusement
skill in msrksmanship and whoever shall rent
building she'd yard ground promises beonging to him
his control Tor the OF shooting Bird
other animal aforesaid shall suffer per-
of any building. shed, ROOM yard. ground
promises belonging to him under bis control for
either the aforesaid shall for such
offence punished line exceeding, $50 aud who
shall be be present as spectator a such
shooting OF bird fowl other animal shall be punished
by = fine not exceeding $40.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
A NEW CATAMARAN.

George Roahr the boat builder, is at present busy
engaged building catamaran for his own Tho
craI which is nearly completed. composed Of two
outrgger boats 80 feet in length feet inches
depth OF hold ana feet inches in beam The plat
form feet wido and IL feet IN length and Is
fixed midway between tho two Outraged boats which
are fifteen feet apart The catamaran will carry Jib
and mainsai rig and when loaded Will only draw nine
incnes OF water Mr.. Roahr 10 finishing his craft In
most superb manner and expects that she will take
no mean place in the the forthcoming yacht races.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
FREkD BY HIS WIFE.

James Sweeny, alias Billy Morgan, alias Winters the
sneak thief arrested by Chief Donovan, Of Hoboken
on Tuesday last and who said by Detective Wade
OF this city, TO be one OF the men "wantod" for
completely In the robbery OF about $40, 900
IN bonds from q brokers' Office in Nassau
street, was yesterday liberated. Recorder
McDonough could not obtain any evidence against
him and comm tied him disordcry person TO the
County Jail for sixty days, In default OF nne of $50
A number OF brokers visited tho man and failed to
the mans wife paid the $40 fno ana no was dis
charged from custody
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
INTOXICATED AND WOUNDED.

Charles Schneider and James Franklin, both Of
West Farms. wore arrested in IN intoxicated cond-
ton last night, in Wostchester avenue, near Main
street. When taken TO the station house and ex-
amined, Il was discovered that both men badly
wounded, Schneider having three inclsed wounds on
his head, and Franklin being cut on the wrist. They
refused 10 give any Information az TO how they re-
ccived their wounds. They were attended to by DR..
Purroy and locked up for further examination.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
A SPLENDID TREE.

Tho largest chestnut trce probably, IN the State Of
New Jersey was fellod on Saturday In Camden. On
account oi It's giant size IL LETT standing when the
land on which It grow was cleared by John Sickcr in
1774. For many years This monarch Of tho ancient
forests has been a landmark IN Camden county. Un-
der It's Indian children have doubtless sporicd.
probably IN tho time OF Columbus II was Il feet
inches round tho butt
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
BOAT RACING ON THE HARLEM

John Kyle, the we'll known boatman of tho above
named river, and W. vanalsd, Of Brooklyn, yesterday
contended in a somewhat unique boat race. They had
agreed TO row q two-mle scuing race with turn.
and they were compelled to use common Whitehall
boats, in addition which they had each to carry
passenger Weighing At least $50 pounds The starring
point was the Railroad Bridge around MacomD 3
Dam Bridge aud return. Kyle took the lead at the
outse and, although his antagonist Iowed good
stern chase be had any chance, suffering defeat
by half q dozen lengths.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11

A TUG OF WAR CHALLENGE.

NEW YORK, March 10, 1S7S
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In the tug OF war contest at the Rink on Saturday
evening we encountered the Broadway squad and
were defeated in consequence of tho advantage, we
claim, that heavy men have on such a iooting-thc
around being cement no0r, with covering of saw
dust and earth. Not considering that iar test, wo
would like 10 meet them friendly contest on good
arou nd or flooring provided win cleats thus afford
iua iair tesl OF strength and endurance
THE AMATEUR TEAM,
James Mccartney, Captain.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
SUDDEN DEATHS.

Mary Dcvlin twenty years Of age. died suddenly
yesterday at her residence No. 3S1 Water street, OF
heart disease.
Frank Ward, German, forty years OF age, residing
In sixty second street, near Ninth avenue, died sud-
denly, without medical Attendance.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
THROWN FROM A HORSE.

Thomas Penny, Of East Ffteth street, while lespng
over tho hurdles In the Central Park equestrian road
thrown from his horse and rendered unconscious
He was taken the NInety.ninth Street Hospital,
whore, examination, Dr. Burnett found that
had sustained severe though not dangerous internal
injuries and several scalp wounds
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
A HORSE THIEF.

The stable Of Dennis Murphy, No. 5a1 Henderson
stroet, Jersey City, was broken into on Saturday
night by thieves who stole valuable horse Tho
horse was driven past Murphy's grocery store, and
Murphy thought the animal belonged 10 him. He run
around TO the stable and found hts horse gone Whom
he returned TO the store the horse and thieves
out Of sight.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
SUICIDE PREVENTED.

Frederick Schmidt, OF No. l03 Hester street, about
ty years Of age. attempted suicide by jumping into
the East River from pier No 81 yesterday. He tied
his hands with pocket handkerchief and then took
the dangerous plunge. He rescued by officer
Moyland OF the Eastern steamboat squad, and taken
10 the Chambers street Hospital
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
STRUCK WITH A BOTTLE.

James Farrell, Of No. Alb Cherry street. during an
alteration struck Michael Doyle. OF No. 46 Cherry
street, violen: blow the head, infiicting ugly
wound. Tho injured man was taken 10 Bellevue Hos
pital
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
THE MORSE STATUE

The Morse statue, which taken from Its psdes-
tn ut the Seventy street entrance OF the Con-
tral Park has been again placed It's old position,
after having boon rebronzed and otherwise repaired
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
DEATH IN BELLEVUE.

Afew days since jacob Fiuor, a iaborer, who gave
his residence No rs Chryste street., was arrested
for iutoxication. His condition such that he
removed to Bellevue Hospitsl whore he died on Sat-
urday night
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
FOOTPADS.

Fred spence was held for trial by Judge Flammer
yesterday on the charge Of having stolen a pocket
and John McCaul was similarly treated
for snatchng a pocKctbook.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
SHOT HIMSELF.

Charles vose, young man and German by birth,
himself yesterday his residence, OF
nue. and Forty second street. Bayonne.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
PISTOL PRACTICE.

Edward Kinsler thirty five years OF age residing at
Tenth avenue and 125th street, accidentally shot him.
self with pistol yesterday, nnicting severe wound
his hand.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
SPOKEN.

An American ship showing signal JRrP steering D. Doc
BARK Msthilde Cswj from Liverpool tor Smthville, NO.
March S, 100 ES Il OF Charleston bar.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
March ID.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 10, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsTONE

REroRrxp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
to Geo Baiioy Expesncsd severe westerly gales dur,
ing the midnigh March lat 43 90 lon Al 20
suddenly became perfectly remained for
forty minutes slowed the ;inss fearing to tho
s.eamss oder G;e5 Loi.., bremen Feb - and south,
pss: Dss ss @ ssss n s sa
lad fne weather Bermuda: thence heavy SW and NV
s.
Iss 20 q n Ion German bark showing signals
steamer Gamma iBr,. LeddIco.. Bermud. March T. with
SiySs of,s%; SssIs;sse H.reA with
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, kichmond. City Point and
Norfolk, with and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamer vndcatOr, Rogers. Philadelphia with mdso to
Steamer Agnes. Smith. Philadelphia. with mdse to
Ship Maid tof LiverpooD, Smith. Calcut,s and Sand
Heads oI days. with ndse. to Arkeil. Tuts Co. Had
Ne the sy Of 0:D
s. Helena Jan e and crossed the saqr,S Feb n ION ~
ssms @ sie.
Ia. io4 lon q a. passed bark Albert William Hr}: steer
shin Golden Rule cor Boston, Lewis Liverpool 50 days
BARK 'if' 'c "s sns Sep.
wind: and calm. China Anss
sSi o ssd sps sas o oos Hope a'
s nna ssS sighted 81 a TO-
very light sE trades fine weather and light trades
in s S.,a d % M1 81 ~ hid
terrific squsll, which blew fore and main topmast
saysa shipped large quantities OF waters aerward had
Bark bese Aus Draoa. London 81 days.
Bark Arronaus (Sor,, Nee London 81 days with chalk
Bark Nord (Nor Gullichsen, Limerick 40 days. In bal
last, Bsnham Boyesen. Had fresh NV and sw gales
Bark Mozart Ger) Jucher, Bremen an B. In ballast to
Lulng Co. is anchored in Gravesend Bay Tor orders
Bark Ocean0e vog Rotterdam 81 days, in ballast. to
Bark President Dasl tNor. Abertsen, Copenhagen 80
Bark Lor-na of stocEton). blanchard, Marseilles e3
days. with mdse Carver Barnes Passed Gibraltar
until Feb 3. after which constant heavy westerly
March 3. lat s6 Ion H. took violent gale from ssw. st
heavy the which od the decks fore and
ant lost mainsa and forctopgasnta and received other
mud. March s. lat so Ion II 80 spoke scIr Sea Bird,
bound N. with loss Of mainmsst head .,
sugar TO Brooks 4 Co; YES ,sl TO waydell 4 Co.
Brig Amcare Itali. De Gennaro Asiers 70 days, with
Brig T. Il w Armstrong tof New Haven. Allen. Dsme-
rara 10 days with sncar to l. W &P Armstrong
with ogwooa and coce Thaokery Coz vessel TO War;
days with frui. to Pnis CO. vessel to Staples.
:, sehr salIe Kay DOUGHTY Pens 'soln 10 days With
of Hatcras vessels spars with of the
and rigging attached apparcnsy fast 20 snnken wreck
days with lumber Dodge Meigs 90: vessel to simp
schr Alma tof Nachas, Johnson Brunswick Ca, days.
with lumber Dodge, Mcigs to Charles Tai
schr Francos Harrison, GEORGETOWN. sc. days. with
naval stores to Woodhouse Rndd.
sehr g Price Adams Virginia. ~. a.. p.,.
Scr Ada Ely. Nswburyport for Phi'adephia Put In fo
uxx1z,xu,. ,,,.x 1.uu
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer City Of Fitchbug, Ellis New Bedford for New
York, with mdse and passengers 70 Bnrng Davis
Steamer Doris Shirley. Providence for New York
Steamer Albatross Williams, Fall River for New York
schr Aunie Collins. Collins Bluehill, Me, for Now
York.
Steamer Nereus, Hsi,ett. Boston for New YORK.
Schr Anna Mvrick. Higgins Providence tor New York.
Schr b F Branerd Buell., Providence for New York.
schr Texas, Davis, Providcnce for New York.
Schr @ Pease, Carroll. Portland Ct for New York.
Schr Alice Scranton Palmer Bra rantord for New York
Schr samuel Goodwin, Williams Stamford for New
York.
Schr Darlington, Parker New Haven for Baltimore.
Schr Morning tar. Higgins, New Haven for Virginia
Schr ii p Hnock. Halock, Huntington for New York.
schr Electra Bailey. smith, Grecnport for Philadelphia.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Almira Coombs. Paine, New York for Boston.
Brig Christina (Br) Munroe. New York for barbados and
Martinique
brig benjamin Carver Joyce. New York for Portsmouth.
schr N aria Adelaide, Kemp New York for Bangor.
scnr Tuns Depew Baker. Now York for hyanns
Schr Zoe, Spear, New York for Providence.
Schr Odel. Winslow, Ainboy for Boston.
Scnr Eliza Coffin, Cole. Amboy for Boston.
Sloop Irene, Tryon New York tor hartford
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS,
.cy>uUer.
S,V,. ID,.,;,ofjoa1 0dr,.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
APRIL.