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being make the voyage San Francisco was prob
ably Incorrect
TucBoAr CuvKEY picked up sa boat about ~ iect
long In tho NArrows yesterday She had pvoosoy csps@eu
up the bay No person was near her
GyoRcrrowx. DC, March l9-schr Betsey Bradley Brad
ley laden with hard grounded the bars opposite
the cut yeserday At ths time the vessel grounded sho
was only drawing oight feet OF water
HALIFAX Ms. March 20-The Newfoundland coast Is re-
ported as blocked with ice.
Z KEY wEsr, March 2O-Brig AdeIine Richardson. Ell
put In here leaking, and is discharging. -, .
Brig Athoi Gran fBrl Connolly from Halifax No. lot
here .
scnr Clara Leavtt. Lombard. from New York March
for Havana ran sshore stcrward got oil leaking ana
arrived here
ST. JOHN. NIB. March 2o-A telegram from St Thomas re-
syaguex to New Haven aud owned and nsureo nero
starn. rsports:~At PM March is half OF Bridge.
loaded brig ashore Supposed she would get on
II nigh watcr
OVERDUE Brig Zeriina (299 OF Island,. Green
left Belts Cove NJ In December last tor Liverpool. r.
aud having since been heard FROM II fca'ed that she
tslost
schr Agile sailed Savannah Feb 18th for Newbern
Nc, and had not arrived March 10th.
surnuILpxG-At Portsmouth, MI, Daniel Littleneld 10
building larxe schoonsr for Messs Walker Go, to
ply between Portsmouth and coal ports
LAuxcHxD-At Mystic CT. March H. from the yard Of
G Ill., yet naned) for tho Leonard Wilcox
Go nsh works Length lot feet; width. 10 feet aud
Kenne March 10. by Graz ford Perkins.
medium sharp ship Of about l575 IONS
2i0 ee WIDTH ~ feet and DEPTH 70 feet The ship not
yet named.
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BELOW.
Bark Martin W Brett, from Galway.
CLEARED.

Steamer Psrthis tBr>, Talbot. Liverpool via Queens
steamer City Montreal tBr. Brooks, Liverpool via
steamer EysiN OBJ, McRitchc, London Henderson
stssc Of Georgia (Br. Cooper. GasgowA Bald
Steamer Olaf DAM Andreaseu, Havre-Funeh, Edye 4
Steamer Columbus. Reed, Hnvans-wm Clyde 4 Co.
Steiner II Livingston. Daggest savann"h-Murray. Fer
steamer Santiago do Cuba. Crowcli, CharIoston-J W
SeamtI Annie; s.esn wilmin in, Ds!-Aeiel ABBOTT;
Ship Elisabeth (Gcr). Schwsrting. London-Hermann
Ship Grown Prince tBr,. Thompson. Havre-Boyd 4
Hineksn
Bark Pym (Br). stapeton. Yokohama-C L Wright 4
BARK obcron tBr) Harvey, MelbournoSailler & Qucr.
Bark Laa tBr,, Woodwork. ondon--J W Parker
Bark Sovereign (Br) Norris Bristol, George Bu-
BARI Souvenir tNor). Andrcasen, Dubln-Funch. Edye
Bark Gum tNor. Wishes, Cork for orders-Benhsm 4
BARK Stanley Nor. wroldscn. Bergen tNorway)-o
Bark Pudei tGcr). Pa,ow. Dsntsic- Funeh Edys 10.
Bark Grid (yor), Nielsen, Bordcaux-C Tobias & Co.
Bark Gulio tltaD, Paoillo. Bordcaux-Lauro storey
Bark Edith Davis, Mecsrty. Busnos Ayres-J Norton
bark Curacao r,. Faulkner wiliiamstedt tcurscoa,
Brig sibiey, Conans, Amor for orden-snow 4 Bur.
brig selona DAM. Nielsen. Aslborg Denmark,-Funeh,
Schr Fred Jackson. Andrews Laguayrs and Porto CO.
bclo-Dalett. Bcuiton Co.
schr Isabel Alberto Tooker savannalaMsr and Black
schr Mcclellan Farr. st Pierre. Mnrt-H Trowbridres
schr Annie u. Merritt Lewis BaracoaTsaac stap,es
Schr Col W Razcc, Smith Jacksonville Warren Ray.
Schr Sarah Clark. Brooks. Jacksonv illo George II
sioop SUPERIOR Lundberg. Perth mboy-H Lundberg.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Chief Oniccr Pexolat OF the steamer Gelert, from
Iiavrc, and Captain Van der Hoeven of tho steamer
Mas from Rotterdam have thanks special meteor
illogical observations tho HERALD
weather service.
Tho purscr steamer City orwashington frvm Havaus,
has our thanks for favors
snr BENGAL (Br), while towing mp River yes-
to-day had her carried away by
tact with the cables on tho Brooklyn bridge.
BARK MAMMA (Br while lying at pier A. East River, in
ballast. her SIDE caused by Of tbe
ing lines giving way, carrying away
and main aud mizzon topmasts she subsequently
rghted by being stripped
BARK PAsouALiSo uaD; Cacace, from Now Orleans for
Gibraltar. which arrived at Havana March pat in
count OF heavy head winds from and Me- which pre-.
vented her from continuing her voyage.
FOREST BELx Moves. reported lost the island
Of on hc sc Ws sasa 20
Co, Alden Bcsse and parties Ia Maine. About half Of
her is owned IN New Bedford and Wareham. ana she
insured 70 only u small amount.
BARK AUGUSTINE KornK of Scarsport, Mel. which was
cut the waters edge by collision Liverpool Nov
advertised tor sale At Liverpool March g. She had
undergone REPAIRS
BRIG MAepALA DR. from Mobile for Glasgow. before 70.
Anchors full OF water and would prove total loss.
Tho captain waiting tho ARRIVAL Of ell
that was possible.
BRIO LIZZIE wrxAs Possss.. from Mobile, At Havana
900 feet lumber OF hcr deck losd to be washed
overheard
scnR OSCAR. Hunter, from New Orleans for Grand Cay.
been the 9th inst In gale 200 miles of South
Point She was to be towed to the city tor repairs.
ScHR DAVID Amks tof Rockland). Ames from Phladel-
pba March for avaps gent ashore a Bmins but alter
ward got of and proceeded. salvage. $1,000
Sem ARIEL tyachs), lie Sack from New York for San
before reported Montovideo Fob u.s.
sickness board The previous report OF
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LIFE INSURANCE.

GRIEVANCES OF THE GREAT COMPANIES AGAINST
OF REMOVAL FROM NEW YORK TO BOSTON
letter 10 the Boston Daily Advertiser from Albany
which u furnished to the press that OF
failure oil the impeachment before tho Senate OF
smy,h, the Insurance superintendent. that other
remedies have been officially discussed 60 before the
courts Tho letter rcctes various expressions OF the
insurance interest by the Legislatures and numerous
insurance superintendents, including demands for
money pretences OF legislation and supervision.
II rectcs the action Of the Connections Mutual In
Withdrawing from new business In Canada. and the
ke course Of tho Mutual Lila in regard TO California
and Western States Tho probable removal or
the companies from New York ana the transfer Of their
corporate affairs TO Boston is indicated ~ the event OF
the conf letion OF the new buildings on which
50, 900 600 have been expended IN Boston by the
Mutual and Equitable companies Fifty thousand
dollars sent tor from Harrisburg and refused
Threats of harassing enactmcnIs mot with the re-
sponsc that the interest can be driven out
or Pennsylvania. but will pay no money to stop or
sxYrH's xxAcrIoxs.
THIS being sample OF the chronic condition OF the
case IN largo number OF States, has become neccs
sary TO take refuge in some effective remedy Should
the action Of Smyth be sustained his scale OF fees
becomes established as the rule' OF examinations,
Leaving tho Superintendent ~ liberty to mako his
future Champaign nationsh and assessments Tor
halt million IT he sees H. Every effort having been
made TO hide the sinister aspects OF Smyihs case
alleged bis triends urge his acquital on party
grounds because the money taken from the insurance
companies III effect put TO meet tho Deficiencies
OF tho State Central Committees isburscments, paid
out 10 manage last years conventions ANA elections.
COMPANIES SUGGEST MOVING TO BOSTON.
Contrasting Inc sum OF $60, 900, charged tho New
York Lite Insurance Company having but $50, 600 900
of assets, with OF less than $4UO pald the
department for tho examination OF the Mutual Lie,
with $s5 600 900 OF assets, Is assumed that state OF
things here alarming IN degree. which must
drive the companies out Of the state TO sock
shelter by transferring their corporate affairs
TO the state OF Massachusetts BY providing in their
pocios that snail made under opera
ion oil Massachusetts laws, with an appeal 10 the
federal conrts IT is thought to avoid conflicting jurs
dlctons and other difficulties Of tho business. Tho
com munication concludes with the promised transfer
OF SlOO 600 900 New York 70 Boston ut early
<nv
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HESTER, M HUGH AMI IV4Lx, CONVACIEO
MOLLY MAGUIRE MuRDEREns, RECEIVE
THE FINAL ADVERSE DECISION OF THE
BOARD OF PARDoNs-oNLY DEATH BEFORE
THEM.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BLOOMSBURY, Pa, March 20, 1878.
This town Is experiencing a state OF excitement
not known heretofore in the history OF the famous
Molly Mcguire cases Of Columbia county. Late last
evening telegram received by Captain
Brockway one OF the unset Tor the mned men,
from the Board OF Pardons, that tho final action OF
the Board in tho cases OF McHugh. Hester
and Tully had been adverse. The counsel at once
proceeded 10 the prison, and In company with the
Sheriff announced TO the doomed men tho terrible
import Of the message. The result not entirely
unlocked for by McHugh and Tuly, but Hester had
been encouraged TO keep up hope and 80 strong wac
this feeling that 1t amounted 10 almost absolute con-
hdonce that he at least would escape ocs'n oy ne
fearful Hester, naturally hne looking man.
turned asny pale and sighed with mental pain. Mrs.
Hester, o young woman OF prepossessng appearance,
had in town all day, hoping tho Board would act
fayorabIy upon her husbands case. When the de-
~r,nanr her hands pulling her hair and shriekng IN
the most frantic manner The Sheriff admitted her.
and sbe flung herself upon the mock OF her husband
FULLY AND MUCH.
The other two mon destined TO expiate their crime
the same gall0WB anu ~ Tue sutno uOur SIMPLY
eunk back into the darkness oil their cells Alter
moments pause poor Tuly remarked, as II spea kng
10 himself, "Wnat must bo" McHugh aroused hun.
seit In moment and said, "wel. they havo fixed Il
up at last have they wish TO CD they had fixed It
up year ago." He paced his cell like Gagged tiger In
anger and would not liston 70 comforting words OF
friends
THE vorB IN THE BOARD.
IL has been stated day that tho had received
from their secret, oath-bound friends Of the Molly
Mcguire organzattsn assurances that Mr.. McCandcss,
Secretary OF the Interior and Lieutenant Governo or
Lolita had promised TO vote Tor a commutation Of
nlence, and Mr.. Quay. Secretary OF the CON-
monwcalth, would be prevailed upon TO join tho
first In hopes OF It's assisting General Hoyt,
prominent republican looking for tho Governorship.
But MIR. Quay would support the plea OF tue dem
ocratc members Of the Board, and thus the machIna-
tions OF the wicked apologizers Of murdcrers tell
through, and the gallows will once moro be graccd
with Molly Maguires.
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to Market, and then 10 the forty. got
on the boat aud faet Hunter. said to hiu'
"wellf Hunter said, "weli. finished him:
/ had to hunt some time 10 find the hatcnei "
This was while crossing on the boat After We
got over be gave me twenty-five lie said II was
all the change he had We got back to Philadelphia
between seven aud eight. Can't tell the time exactly.
Next day met Hunter on Wharton street, below
Eighth. He said, as he passed, "Meet me at Broad
and Grard avenue this afternoon at three O'Clock -
i met him aud he gave ma $40. That was Inc last
knew Of him until no arrested.
Graham said he was glad II was Oft his MIND ana
was willing TO be punished for It, Graham was tnen
put the cell that Hunter had occupied. Hunter
being transferred tho murdcrers on the upper
floor OF the jail. He 10 under constant surveillance
His knees trembled under HIM and he grew pale wnen
no put into this place. he had not been told his
crime had been discovered but instinct seemed 10 tell
him that his doom was sealed. Graham has Deen COM
mtted q witness, not q participant
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 2l-l A. 81.


WARRINGTON March 2l-l A. n.
Indications
For New England colder, clear or partly cloudy
weather, northwcsterly winds aud rising barometer
For the lower akc region and Middle Atlantic
States, clear partly cloudy weather, cold north
cry veering warmer southerly winds, and station
ary, followed by falling barometer.
For tho South Atlantic and East Cult States,
warmer. partly cloudy weather, at south stations
possibly rain areas, light variable winds apd station
airy or lower pressure.
For the West Gulf States, warmer, partly CLOUDY
weather, northeasterly winds, veering to south
easterly. and falling barometer.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, warmer, clear
weather. followed by increasing coudincss, easterly
WINDS voering to southeriy, and falling barometer.
For the upper lako region and Upper Mississippi
Valley, warmer. partly cloudy weather and rain
areas variable WINDS mostly from tho east and south
and generally lower pressure.
For tho Lower Missouri Valley, partly cloudy
weather and ram areas, variable winds and stationary
or lower pressure. with stationary higher tsmpeta-
turc. ~r s.'r
The Lower Mississippi River at and tclow Memphis
will remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary Signals are ordered for Key West
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsxAroI's Ms. March o-closrsd, ,Sh,. " Jcntn.
tr, Cam. Dcmerara lith. Lissic Dakers DID, Buck.
BuxsxnD INLET. March i2-ssiisd. bark ceta tBr, Kill
BAKAcox March s--Arrivsd, sehrs Tam oshauscr. 10
lnh New York Carrie Bonnel harris. charioston 5th,
siHrrusco.. March 7srrvsa, brig Queen the w.s.
s ss' RsRls s~s1s M.is. I'LL, SHASTA 81 Bray
ThSm.. .shr 4 yam sruns rooker. New York; iSsh,
ss'i.S 7sS orig Hattie, Do. Boston, 9Th. bark on.xsy
MN
Haye. tBr,, Tanning. do
dad Hyssrioa %ism: HAVANA issS. bark oanaa.
sl':a H:;ss TO- brig s:s: ts,,. s,,n.Gc H.ser..;
CISCO. March is-Arryed. bark ous.o tAus. Columbus
nAyHSA. March ao-xrrivod. scSr Hiranaa Mitchell,
Arrived March Q: brig. John Laushln, Weeks. Leth;
1 Ss:s. New i. T. oz
If a.. S So'' f1.ps si.pe% Willis. :sA' s Ms. XII
Punt; q; LSS.: Sss' so::,SS s Asn;sn
Springer Psii.d. i2sa, ssrEs wiring DO Anrshi
&c o ssn:n a;" 1 Hs. s'''Ss sir brig Enn.
HAITI. GsnSsfr% s;sFF. Baltimore. ise h s ssst
benjamin Courtney. Baker. Leith; ISth, briggs Mary
S s.
Sailed 10Th, bark Llasy esF Olsen s. sshp .ehr
GcOrgettn Loru bnttmOrc Isth DARK Sy1pldB (Nor),
MSaT sS big s q
s Ssss s .ss's '''ss s:sl':@
Brc, wilson. Ms,snsas: 10Th, bark. Sjonsr fSor,.
Ss1 Tho esn.y tiss Mey sP ~ss
sshr. Brnnnston, Thompson. Pensacola; Geo Lockner
HHIrAa. March ie-ArrIyod, brig Jane nala tar,.
whaen Havrc schr Laura Bruce tBr, Nicolson. Glen.
sa,i, aMh scamsr Moravian tBr,. Graham from Liv.
Cleared ieth.Brig Evsnesline tBr,. Dcsgan. Porto
Li,vos: March i.-saisd bark Gass.vo dsap. caniero.
MAnssLLss March 1eArrived brig Toronto C,r. Coal
MIrAsxAs March Arrived, schrs Adde n Bird, Fslcs,
Hsvsus sh hHph 0. ;,, rsn Sa. i;s
Drummond Havana John Bunysn. Butman. Csds; i2th
ih %.Ts s
sris os Oh esrS iBcfeantsn .vsna Erh%sn
49,. s.s S..s sysssa on Bacon: SIS
sailed 9th. banks John Rot.man. Ray Of Ha.ers::
Ss xaa.r n'r .s John ne'
SS,% s ssS.n So r ce aa Sr' Bark re. alien
ock shT Sosman smith Of MssrIi : lsS sSr.
SON. do; Mary L smith. smith. do
PsssAssuco, Feb sS-Xrrived, brig Erwood OBJ, Bull,
JAcS: March 3Arrvsd brig One. OBJ Van s so
xssa Isye; s;ss: Ss;e:So. brig An Sisw
tsr. Porto r:S S9df
sSs Sss sss Halter. .:.ss. s;ss s
r.,ss Oh xssS f ss: ofisEs ks%s @
10Th :shs Geo Msrs Msrs NSev ,ss n n csSrS
sPss sces ssla oonln' Now f''.'
ks ss s:.sA 'f; ss T IT.
kSck dr,. Wright, Sligo 49,. c,., u., O..
N Of MssssssS : -
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 20, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ANc HERAL
wHITxsTOXE TELEGRAPH LIME.

REPOkf1D BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ANc HERALD
wHITxsToxE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer China r). GIL, Liverpool March and Queens
town 10th, with mdse and passengers tc q Francklyn
mss s Aas,. s@e strong
ecs Ger sarsna Hamburg March and
Havrs ssh mdss and IS! pas.sngsrs Kunhards
passed English showing signal letter. FJHk.
stesm.r Mas Dutch, vapderhecven. Rotterdam March
s sy with very high :sss; Msssn is lat lon
= IS lon 50 49, British steamsr s showing sis.
nails QJDr same day lat q 81 Ion % 49, steamer A
1sseamsr City u wa.hnston, Tim@sImsn. Havana 5
Steamer Xisors Hawthorn New Gris"ns days. with
%ds lon 9s r.:.sa bark fGs sr M rs
S%sy M 70 II 10" s.s 'Ils as
steamsr Now Orleans. Dearborn. Now Orleans days.
sses%sr xlSemsre Ss.. Lewes. Del, with mdso the
ship Tsernagora of Yarmouth. Ns). Hilton. Liverpool
Feb in ballast. to lloyd Hinckeu Anchored In lower
Bark Trino Aust Premuda. Liverpool Feb 1, in ballast
BARK Res,a or, Larsen London 81 days. in ballast to
20 days. ballast to Winchester 90. Anchored az
Bark svthiod lswe,. wichnsn Great Yarmouth. E, 4s
o siSss esrs ' Win G'f HUI 60 days. in ballast to
Gassa Martina d.aD. Castillo. Plymouth 4s days,
BARK Xsdsr Sor Gunncn, Ipswich. - day.. in ballast
BARK Goorss cOTOess sr9 oB,sn stesstcn IN. Jan ss
Bark Rncnee Cus Bota. Belfast 43 days. In ballast, to
Bsrk LsaTa Gertrude GEN. Schultz, Bremen SO days.
Bark john Hsmmett !itaD. Podona. Palermo So days,
Brcdrene lScr. s.lvosen. St Thomas II days, in
sugar to Funch. Edyo L co. 49, = w.
ioswooe and coffee to Murray Jr i"d ns weather wiz"
Schr Hatch (of Portland. Murphy. Oardenas days.
sshs Henry Cole ohsa~ct Mobile II days. with cedar
scSr vapor Ghsms.rin. Savannah days. with lumber
ssas Hart, Brown, Port noy. days, with mas. TO
ssehr Thomas Thorndike;; Richmond:
Schr Arnold, Corson Philadelphia for Bridgeport.
HIGHLANDS NJ. March 90 80 PM-Pssscd by, steamer
Panther, Mills from Providence for Philadelphia.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Fitehburg, Ellis, New Bedford for New
Steamer Falmouth. simmons, Fall River for New York.
steamer Doris shirley. Providence tor New York
No. 9urs 00's'' seer 40" 0no0n ana N0'"''n Tor
s.S. s Rs,ssnS ~ Mo Tss for Nv York.
schr kcn.rd Hil. Hawkns. Providence for Now York.
ssSr Enc Kemp Robins for y5sp. II.
scnr Kate Mclean sammis, Cold Springs for New York
BOUND EAST.
steamer Fiamhcrongh tBr,. Frazer. New York for St
Brig Lsonora. Blood New. York for Cronstsdt
s's fs,t
SER! ssrss rs,ss Bake, New ysa fsT ss,sm
Laura Hatch Kelsey Fort tor GarsoS
schr american Eagle, Mcfarland, Amboy for Boston.
seSr Power HsSs.rd H%SoS f Popslsn s cso'0n
Schr Jokn JOHNSON, Magee. Baltimore for Salem.
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

William Smith, OF No 134 sullivan street, and Frank
Dwyer who refused give his address, arrested
last night by Detective Haley of the Broadway squad,
aud locked up In the Twonty- ninth precinct station
house. 1t IS charged that Smith and Dryer
presented an order for thirteen cases OF
wine valued at 5000, purporting 20 havo
been signed by f. II. Dryer to John OSBORNE, a wine
merchant, at No. as Beaver street, with whom +. H.
Dryer some dealings and obtained the vine. Mr..
Osborne subsequently ascertained that the signature
WAS a forgery and caused their arrest
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SPOKEN.
Bark Sunbeam, Hand, from Antwerp for Philadelp
March 10. of Nantucket.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP March 2oArrIvcd bark Northern Queen (Br)
DoIsrd. Philade phia.
Sailed 18th, bark Mario (Nor). Olson, New York.
BRISTOL. March l9Arrvsd, bark Northern Queen tr,.
BREMxN. March l7-Sailed, bark Auguste (Ger), Won
Harten. Baltimore.
CARDIFF. March 2o-sailed, ship Alice d Cooper,
Humphreys, Hong Kong.
CRoxsrADr,, March .9-Arrived, bark Emmanuel (Nor.
Lyderscn, Savennsh.
CorxxmAcsN, to March 2o--Arrived bark Niobe iNor)
Olson. New York.
DUBLIN March ls-Arrivsd, brig Brady (Br,. Gross.
Icy, Nov York.
Sailed 18th. bark NJ 4 Cam (Br), Cam. Delaware
Rrakwaer before reported sailed Fob 26 for Shcburne
NS). ''-.t, ft..'--
TAIMourH March le-Arrved, bark Emile Dnsle (Br),
Daniels, Now York.
GLASGOW. March l9Arrived. bark Lotto Stewart Br
Sinclair, Now York.
HULL March ls-Arrived bark Maria Sarah (aer) Har.
nAMBuRc March 2oArrived bark Victoria (Ger,, VIE.
ting. Now York.
HArax. March ls-Arivcd, bark Rose tsw). Andersen.
Mobile.
Robertson. New Orleans: st Bernards (Br. Churchill
Philadelphia: barks Elcano (Br). Garland. New York
Mary s. Gibson Ger, Currie do; Goth. Carib
bean (Br) ssndry Baltimore
Sailed Goth. ship Eureka Woodworth New York pro.
vousy); bark Amelia, Burgess, Now York; Viva tNor)
Peterbcu. United States.
Also sailed Goth, steamer Palestine (Br>, whiteway,
New York.
LgrTH. March oo-Saed bark Guanito Tta), Baltimore
LsBoN March l3-Arved. steamer Essen Ger Jurgen
sen. Now Orleans
MARsErLLEs. March le-Arrived, bsrks Ameiie (Fr) +,
Gudico. New York; Said (Aus), Radosich New Orleans
brig Nina 1taD. Romano New Orleans.
PARA, March 20-Arrived, steamer Richmond, Kelly,
Philadelphia, all right.
QUEENSTOWN, March 17-Sailed. steamers Idaho OBJ
Holmes (from LverpooD. New York mot smiled 10TH.
Sailed 10th, steamer City Of Brussels tBr), Watkins
Qrom Lvcrpool,, Now York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Mnrch 2o-Arved. steamer Mosei cGsD.
Neyusber, Now York for Bremen.
sxAroRD, March to-Arrvcd, bark A Stonemau (Br).
Crosby, Now Oreans for Beemen.
SYDNEY. Nsw. March 2o-Arrived previously, steamer
Australia (Br,. CarGill, San Francisco, DC.
LONDON, March 2o-Bsrk Mauidsiie tBr), Kelly, from
Baltimore for Dunkrk spoken the 9th inst
in lat 40 N, Ion % W, leaky.
Tho Circsssia steamer for the Anchor Line.
Launched at Barrow yesterday She burden
and intended In the Glasgow and New York liue
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnEAp, March 20-wind NV. light; barometer
80. 437
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SAILED.

Steamers France tFrl for Iavrs; Rlyia r), London;
ParthiA .BD: Liverpoo Mangrove (B) do sailed 10TH
PM) Columbus, Havana; Herman gston Savmnnmh
santiago do Cubs, Cnsreston; ships Hattie Tapicy,
NSw; barks Marie tGeL. Bremen; Cremona. Iliogo;
Tasnnn r). Barbados Thomas Brooks, ~ Jago; Idaho
Cos; brigs Sam xerrck Corunna; Teus (Norj
Riga: Thomas Turnli Part spain; L. W Armstrong. st
Pierre; Marianne ~ (Por), Lisbon Brown Portland
sclrs Maud Briggs, Bahia; Chas " Alcott, Virginia:
Nm Jones. Para; Mand, -.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived At Pornamhueo Fob 90 .ch Thos Hunt of sson-
npton. Eldr1d. from cruise had taken oil In
but had 3. .sO fur sealsktns IL HON ewnrd bound
letter from Mr. Clymont. officer Of bark
Rowland Green, OF Nh, reports her ut month
report of oil.
letter from Capt Frsnes Of bark Phil ips, OF
this dated Mt Jan TO- lat ~ 20 3. Ion 30 W.
ports had taken $50 bbs sp oil since leaving Faya-al
we'll.
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action Of the County Physician In not taking any
sworn statements ordering IN inquest 10 be held,
they claim, prevented expression OF the railroads
alleged cuipabiiity In The matter.
The bodies oil tho three unfortunates viii DO buried
to-day from tho house Of Andrew Conway, the hus-
band and tatheE
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. March l9--CleAred schrs VIM Chester,
Brown, Port SPAIN Theodore Dean Evans. Horse Island
Hnrbor, Nc. 10 load for Richmond Va.
goth Arrived, Bavarian (3r), Lassoo, Liver
pool; Gen whitney. HAlstt, New York bsrks Assa tr
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show tie changes in tho
temperature for tho past twenty-our hours IN com.
parisou with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar macy
HERALD Building 2lS Broadway
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WEATHER REPORT

HoLYnEAp, March 20-wind NV, light; baromet
80. 437.
PLYMOUTH, March 30 Calm: dull; barometer 49,
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THREE DOOMED MEN.

HESTER, MHUGH AND FULLY, CONVICTED
\ MOLLY MAGUIRE MURDEREHs, RECEIVE
THE FINAL ADVERSE DECISION OF THE
BOARD OF PARDoNs-oNLY DEATH BEFORE