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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BELrasr. March 3o-Arivcd, bark DanicIo utaD /,
Caio,x Philadelphia via Fayai where she put in cnky
sailed 3oth bark Hattie Cloudy 3D. Crosby, Phadci-
pha.
Bnrxgs March 3o-Put back, bark Borghiid (yor),
Amuudsen. for -.
CAVE March 3o-Arrived. bark Frank. Wallace. Now
York
DupLis March 3o-saiied. ships samara, Patten Baiti
moro; sea Witch. Drew. New York.
GrsuALrAR, March 3D--Arrivcd, bark Fannie Lornr,
souie. New York
Hun March 3o-Arrived barks Elsf tNor), Eiicrson,
New York via Queenstown: 3ist. Nuovo Dcvero utaD.
Campodonca do do soande tNor) Petersen, Charleston
Sailed 3ist ship Emma utal1. Grossi Tor Philadel
phis
Hove KONG TO March 3JArrivcd. steamer Gaelic (Br),
Ridley san Francisco.
LvgnrooL, March o-Anivcd. bark Arabia DR., Dakn
Galveston.
Sailed mot 2sth), shin sabino. Farmer New York.
PLywocrrI March 3o-sailcd banks Milton tNorj. kro-
ger, Now York; Eilida tSor). Doe. Baltimore.
ourrSsrowS March 81. 40 AM Arrived steamer City
OF Montreal tB). Brooks New YORK tor Liverpool land
proceeded
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out the inacnnbie rights OF the TO tho
land and advised thai, part Of the enclosing bar
rier crossed a public peth it should DO pulled down.
shout was i'm lately raised, s.we'l have down
to-nightv' but SIR Charles deprecated the removing
OF the obnoxious gates IN rotous manner, ana sue
gesled that II should be formally done by tho local
surveyor. The meeting, however, seemed to havo
made up us mind TO do the business IN IT'S own way,
ana with sirS2ee unanimity the whole crowd pro
where The held-straight for Eel Brook
Common the moon was shining brightly as the
crowd marcel. cd down the road, and Immediately upon
arriving az the iencc-a strong. well mado STRUCTURE,
consisting Of pangs tour or vc ieei hlgh supported
by posts which at every three yards had been
fixed three feet deep into the ground--a sharp
ripping crash told that the work OF demolition had
begun. Tho crowd made short work OF the fences.
Men and boys, iaborers and gentlemen, and even wo-
worked away, swayng length after length oil tho
fence TO and fro III IL came down with crash.
Scores of people were thus engaged, while several
hundreds Of all classes looked and cheered them al
ther work. In not much longer time than u would
akc 10 walk IRON ono end tho other or the strpthe
whole fence vas down Then a cry OF "Bonnre!n was
raised and pile OF broken palings was CORRECTED
and man thrust into II lighted newspaper. Hall
thrust yet moro paper into the heap and
in a few utes the wood which seemed 10 be us dry
finder, was blazing away merriiy, WINE ever aug
fresh lengths OF ience were dragged to tho spot
and flung upon the heap.
BEHBMOTH.
Poor Hippo is dead, and Lo0don Is mourning the
loss Of prime favorite known and admired ny ~
who evor visited the Geological Gardens IN Regents
Park. party OF Egyptian hunters capiursa nun
while yet a baby island the White Mic 10
ls4o and in the folio wing year he made MS triumpha
entry into London per special tram. nc was nhmeu
"Obaysch" aftcr the island in which no was caugn.
mapping and In 1872 his mate. "AdcIn,' presented
him with a daughter, still living IN tho gardens.
Opaysch had been showing signs OF ola age, put DIS
Garrod r. X. S, and band OF assistants are going to
MAKO m,nce meat VI bin In behalf OF science, ana
Londoners wll miss nis gooa 'emperea Rruns as y"
his enormous Jaws tor the reception oil biscuit, OF
witch he could comfortably accommodate 6usnei or
so before commencing masticasion. We shall not sec
his like again.
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THE NATIONAL THEATRE TROUBLE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
In your article Of yesterday headed "Closng Of the
National Thoatre you have led error as to
the cause OF closing and what sitter she cios-
ing. Alter the curtain runs up Mr. Grant In
formed tho stage msnager that ne would not 60 on,
and IN spite expostulation and ensreattes he still
refused to 60 on. Tho stage msnsger then camc be-
tho curtain and informed tho audience tIat there
would be no performance. Tho su1icnce then went
to he box o1ice where their money refunded.
And that part Of the statement is utterly false
uniru. which says that she audience wcro
offered tickets for Monday evenings performance
OF "Uncle Toms Caoin." There were several
who asked tor tickets for Mondsy oven.
ing, but they were informed that they
cout buy them on Monday, and their money was ac-
cordingy returned As 70 the statement that the
company that wcro rehearsing are amateurs IL Is
Ellis, Clara Cole, Dora stuart, Miss E. La Tour and
ground for not playing vas that he had heard that
Uncle Toms Cabin" was TO DO performed Monday.
Acting upon this superstition ho refused 10 70 90.
There certainty was no ground for such belief as
~ pcie Toms Cabin was not TO be produced until
April q. aud the company were simply rehearslng
Tor that date. There are no tickets, no posters,
bills any printing whatsoever 10 the effect that
sUncic Toms CABIN" would be produced Monday.
To show Mr.. Wallace Granite popularity q star we
refer following receipts OF the performances
given during hts engagement-Monday,2 5th, S2S rs ;
Tuesday, 10th, S33 20; WcdDes iay matinee, SI3 rs
"Wednesday night, $40 CO; Thursday. $23 TO-
JOHN TlM0NY, Business Manager.
NEW YoRx, March 80, 1873.
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JUVENILE RIOTERS.

Frequent complaints havo been made to tho Jersey
City police against about fifty boys, between the ages
OF twelve and twenty years, who on Sunday line the
Pennsylvania Railroad trestlc from Monmouth street
to the Bergen cut and pelt pedestrians with stones
and pieces of railroad iron destroying property and
inJuring children. Yesterday the boys stoned Inc
members OF No. 4 Engine Company aud number
OF citizens cutting OF the Inter IN tho mead
officer Sadcr procured the assistance OF number OF
people living IN neighborhood and gave The scamps
a chase. He succeeded IN arresting only one, a boy
OF twelve years. who gave his name as owen Fftz-
patrick. inc gang followed tho officer on his wny TO
Tho station house, and hootina and shouting that
they would kill him. Officer Farley arrested Daniel
Gigan aged twenty, who was 1ourishng q stick be-
hind tho officer. Both prisoners were locked up In
the Gregory street police station.
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p5-SoTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT YlGIr.-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted dsng usning Coston night a -na
board the HERALD yacht showing white
burning tho coors red green. red changing from
other in succession, and he miles distant
Captains Of vessels upon scens this signal will obgc
by preparing any marine they may have for the ship
News Department OF the HtHaLp.
rs-Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
irving New York do by addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht. pier No Last River, New
York Letters received from all parts Of tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
az NOTICE To CAPTAINS or VESSELS Is TIE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captain officers
ofvcses engaged In the cosng and foreign trade obscrv
displacement removal Of buoys requested
TO commun,ao tho fact tho HERALD that may be
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FRUSTRATED BY HE WAY.

The unknown man found stupc1ed at South Ferry,
Brooklyn, on Saturday night, was identified at the
Long Island College Hospital, yesterday, US Mr.. H.
Henriques, Of No. 1853 Monticello avenue. corner Of
Belmont, Jersey City Heights II was learned that
Mr. Hcnriques had gone 10 commission house at
No. SO South street. this city, on Saturday afternoon
for the purpose OF obtaining money that his
10 South America had sont rhore for him. Mr.. Hem
rques there met Dir. Enrique Simopplctru, residing
nj NO $40 Clinton street, Brooklyn, who invited him
10 his house TO take The invitation accepted
and he remained at Mr.. Simonpietras house until ten
O'Clock. He then started for homo and found mt
South Ferry above stated. Tho physicians at the
hosp,ta, SAID last night that no was suffering from
congestion OF the BRAN and was In worry low condi.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 81, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY rHE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer OtheIlo (,r) MITCHELL Hull March T. southamp
10th and Boston aosh with muse and 10
STEINER cornwall tBr Williams Briso, March 49, with
mdse and IS passenger, to j. Morgan. Had fresh
fa's ssss 'aS ION
Gsnsr. we,asT Gen., lsn.n Bremen March
70 oeriehs Hat variable Dnt generally aue weather
a % "a" Tor 4 bems1 aS ss ION
rsssa Ss"na Il as s = q ss
IS A. English bark rigsed bound do; ssh.
"a %a
IL and ys e. sss % and
shp showing 8%s 20
herman l.ivnsston Dagsctt. savannah days.
ship g" o, a s
ship SSo.sy D. Trefty, Liverpool s. days. in
BARK Moderate Gta Nancno. Liverpool SO days. in bal
Bark or, rellescn Livepeo,s 81 DAYS ballast.
to 4s.sn cG nd yasass M 81
In ballast, to Dsssori.
Sssis S 8. 1 %os Wilson" Hull
Bars Pro Ds%o eSo.' Jacobsen Gloucester 80 days. In
Lslsi sss OLSEN West Har'leDo0l So
Bark 1ri sinA Aus Pauer Dundee 90 days. In ballast.
Bark Aessa ndro Danovaro dsaD, Lssssro, Belfast 60
days in ballast. 70 rsnch Eays S M.,.n. "a
fruit to Lawrence Giles Co; vessel to James Henry
Passed Gibraltar Feb II. .
to sgobe Day. vessel TO scager Passed Gibraltar
Feb ~.
Bark Chulo OF Sebastian tsp). Csmpa. San sebas
than 50 days With w mr to La,a;a Co. 40 III,
wood Is + Mctcalf Co
. s.s Win oa n.sSo g fR s
big Julia + carney (of Bostonj. Collins Cardanas
days. with Moses Taylor vessel to mnster Had
notsery winds to Cape May; March 20, of Cape May
had NV gale lasting 81 hours; 3Oh. OF Barnegat had
heavy fall Of for hours.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney, Hellctt Boston for New
with merchandise and passengers 70 II y Dmock-
York. merchandise and to Darling DAVIS
Steamer Doris Shirley Providence for New York, with
merchandise and passengers TO Isaac Odell
Steamer Albatross. Williams Fall River for New York.
Schr ID Ingraha am Smith. Sow Haven for Virginia
schr Maria HAIL. Lawrence, Portland, Ct for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Zunna lot Barbados Peterson Ponce, Pr, Nov
York for New Haven. In tow Of tug Union.
Sclr J j Lindsey. New York for Rnckland.
Schr Chancellor, Ferguson New York TOR Provncetown
Schr Emily. Provost, Now York for Providence.
ecir Ney, Baker. Uobokcn for Fail River.
Schr Il Ii wilson, Burdett, Hoboken for Providence
Schr Brazos. Brooks, Port johnson for Providence
Sehr Charles sinnickson Blizzard. Port johnson To-
Schr Mary II Miin Ferris Port johnson for Warren RI
Schr Msris Fleming. Williams. Port johnson for Nor
wich
scnr Hattie SCons, Brainerd, Anboy for Connecticut
schr Loon, wakiey, Amboy for Norwich
scbr Kenyen Buekinsh.m Baltimore for Hartford.
schr Charlie Miilcr Thomas Virgins far Farhavcn
schr Thomas Psbury. Pitcher. Pensacola tor Boston
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Philadelphia North America Scw YORK. toy Of sug
sailed sosh, steamers sissns and John: n0phins
tb,, Jacsson. Newcastle IS bass Aenss,ernen Nor.
esden ds. I s,Gss ,ns,, iss
bsiiss F;s.scc$ Si;y il:~i .ass: y. ":
.s ssss o s:.s s.:
star Button, psm s"Tss s%n SsHs s
cHAKLEsToN. March ai.AGiysd. ..ssmsrs , cs!f
s.,ied-Bark Catalina tsp). Marscos, scbr d Roel-
" 5SALvEsfoS March sailed bsrks Hex tsoD. Ham
Cleared 18th 2sth bark Mario tGer. Schubert Am
.. St Ss ss:;h
ssSasy smith JSsp'os Nil II:'sS; n
ssa Lee, Gss:sn '''''
pool via Key Vest Rocs Terrace tBr, Fletcher. Liver
pool senator Iscn tGer LEM. Savannah schr George
c % "a vsa. f fya.
ass ' Ell S:9 f:s .sa os ys &C.,
Yors y Gilmore, svcs.er 90 unit smith snow dS
Bs SPRING. sprnssr DO: Julien ssI.on o~e
SEW S'' i x M"rcn so~Arvsd :chr rons.ssc.
r1 yrss rs.depns: E., Anderson
Henry Dcmtng, New York ~
NEW HAVEN. March ARRIVED. schrs Mary O Arnold
Arnold baltimore; Reed. Kelsey. do Morning STAR
Ilivuins. virginia Robert Ripley Baltimore.
ORIENT. III, March 23-Arrivcd, sour Marcus Davis
Long, Providence TO load for Riohmond was ready TO
oath.
PHILADELPHIA MAycn 3i-Arrtved ste amer Bosdicea
orr smith. Ne~cas,ie 81 ship odir tswe, Nielsen. Liver
pool Maria Adelaide Ita. Nacceri. Palermo: Sam
Andrcas utai). Manzeila aterford. r.; sirena utaD
schatno sligo; AnToleta Bozr dtaD. ,iuisscppc Brs
toll Harry Bailey tB Winners Bristol, E. via New YorK
Prvi Dnbrovacki tAns). suliich, Lynn.
sailed Steamer Wyomiug.
SAN FRANCISCAN. March 23-Arrived, ship Lottie
Warren tnr,, Cawsey. Batavia.
CiearedBark II Adresse (frl, Leroy Burrard Inlet
sa,I-d-Brigs 7 W Lucas. Wentworth. PORT Blakeiy;
Nautilus. Mcisnac. TAHITI.
3ist--Arrived, steamer Georgia. Cavcrly, Panama
SEATTLE. March 20 Sailed. bark Lizzie Williams, Os
born. san francisco.
SAVANNAH, March 3I-,Arrived. steamers General
Barnes. Chcesnan. new York; Gco Appold Loveland
baltimore; Raiasl fomar tpj. Pcirat. iavans schr
pcdrito OSp). kuevitas.
salcd-Bak Hampton Court t0er,. Rcvai; schr Joseph
Souther, Boston
San Francisco.
WILMINGTON NC. March 2e--Arrivcd. bark Erstatnin-
{NOrl. Iydor@c n. charleston.
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..ruE HONORABLE MISS rsnnAnp. |"

Halls 'Leisurs Hour Scries,'' which has WY Of
absorbing all the charming stories and now authors
that ono nevcr heard OF until introduced In this
ner has added .sThe Honorable Mas Ferrard, TO its
list This volume is In degree behind It's predcces-
sors Indeed think IL quito ahead some OF thom
The sccne OF the story iad tn Ireland and Miss For
rard, though nm honorable. IS poor and tom-bos.
she lived In a broken down castle with hcr father
broken down lord and her throo brothers. Nothing
more desperate than their poverty could be imagined
When the wood plc give out they tore up the floors
OF the CASTLE and their principal diet was fish caught
by the boys. Tho namo Of tho Honorable Miss Fer-
rard was Helena, but shc was called Hc for Short
being spelled with i It probably did DOS suggest
profanity 10 tho good people Of Darraghstown. Tho
story In many respects Is ko the conventional Irish
story in plot rich aunt longs to tame poor niece,
but tho tanning process Is only partially successful.
Handsome young English gentleman loves wild Irish
grl wild Irish girl prefers Wild rishman II hard
for MS in America imagine anything reckless the
way title OF the Ferrard famy-that 49, among gentle
folks We eau imagine a miners family In the far
West living with the lawessncss, but people
with blue blood in their veins But all this wiidness
adds to the fascination Of the book, which is thor
oughIy charming from beginning to end.
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SERIOUS FALLS.

Patrick Reilly, forty years Of age. entered his
dwelling No. 2lo East Fii,y-ninth street, yesterday
morDiog very much intoxicated. He occupied the
third floor. Ho seated himself at the open window
and went sleep and shortly after discovered In
tho yard in unconscious condition, having fallen
the ground. lie taken TO Roosevelt Hospital,
where his injuries were attended to-
Susan Strotman died in Chambers Street Hospital
Yesterday IRON injuries sustained by falling from
fourth story No ~ Roosevelt street TO tho ground.
Catharine Eidrdgc, residing ut No. IS Newark
nue. Jersey CITY, ieii down stairs yesterday and sus
tanned injuries which, u IL believed, Will result
fatally,
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SPOKEN.

Shin Eliza K.nncy tBrl. Ksnmey from Liverpool for
Hampton Roads. Mtr,h ~ lat ~. Ion ".
shp onisdal from Liverpool Tor New York,
Mnnh "a, lat ~, Ion ~
Ship Soridieren tSort. Rene.tson n. from New York tor
Sterin, March iG lat ~ Ion -.
shin surncneld, Pear fr I'M astoria for Qucc
Feb 4. lat ~ :. Ion 10 W. $50
Ship Col Adam. (Br, Csllao Tor Falmouth. Fob 10
lat - Ion ~ ~
ship Geo Adams. Morrison. from Hunuilios Europe
Feb 3. LAT ~ 30 :, 10 ~ ~ w.
shin Prince Eugene (r,, Smith from Pabelon d, Plea
for Qucenstawn. Feb ). lat 81 10 =, Ion 20 81
shin Rock (Bri. Fletcher, Liv .rpooi for
New Orleans. March 4, LAT % IL Ion IS -
Bark kepublk tGerj Fortmpnn IRON Hamburg for New
YORK March ). lat ~. Ion %
lark Bessic VI tBrl We danus from Cochin tor London,
Fab VI intl & l1nI T.
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LITERATURE.
FANTASY AND PASSION.

FANTASY AND PASSION.
The publication of young poets first prod AUCTIONS 10
always an interesting event the literary world and
Il is therefore, with much interest that We open
volume entitled, ''Fantasy and Passion" containing
the first collected edition OF Mr.. Edgar Fawcesrs
songs and sonnets Roberts Brothers. Boston, Mr.
Fawce,t is pleasantly known tho reading public by
frequent contributions the various magazines, so
that tho verses comprised in this newly published
volume will be familiar to many eyes. Not few OF
,hem are quite pleasing, while others suffer somewhat
from Observation-Disclosures and arti6ciality Indeed,
the difficulty with Q large number 10 lack
OF poetic simplicity. They abound In images
and conceits, winch almost destroy the elect
Of occasionsl lines Of tenaer thought and grace
full d,ction. la most Of tho poems there seems
10 be a streaming aftcr effective cpithets, striking,
descriptive adjectves few quotations will serve to
illustrate this peculiarly, which is the chief super
fetal fault Of this young poct-"meagre moments,
an its blackness of darkness s'mellow minglemeni,
poignant arr" 'august unnavigable air, "dui,
disfeatu ring Ieprosy or drouth," ''tbe annuIhng
snow" "iilimitcd love,' 'siervidcst language"
.hophazard hybrid" "a man OF cascful all" with
hair ana beard one tanslo OF red neglect" Some
times line or even a whole made up OF such
aGectations az the iolowng:-"Catch tho fleet nour
by back flung robes or tresscs, And plunge long
strong look hor sweet oyes!" 'loverwise sank
on her deep bosom with deep sghs," "rhe dark,
ubiquitous commonplace OF death" ''and thrill TO
blandcr CLEANS your luminous breast"
One OF the longest poems In the book Is "violantc"
The main incident treated by Boccacio ''in
comic manner,'' which Mr. Faweett explains is
.quite opposite to tho here employed" Iu truth
II is treated a most tragic manner, but so over.
strained so amenaole to tho censuro quoted In tho
first verso OF another poem in this volume entitled
.Criticsm" that the effect Is almost ludcrous.
Tho poems divided into three general classes,
under the heads 'Minor Cbords.' "voices and WIS.,
ions" ..Sonnets.'' The minor chords are decidedly
the best Of ALL being poems or Nature. mainly de-
scrip.ive Of flowers plants and birds. or these tho
most poetical .Wild koses,' "a Tubcroso, /"
s'Ivy' and "Moss." There arc only few humorous
poems among which may be mentioned "pipes and
Beer" "a Barn Yard Ecloguc" and "vesta.'' Mr..
Fawcctt's FIRST volume OF verses would greater
chance or becoming popular II all of the voices and
visions wcro stricken out. Tho proofs Of the work
havc been carelcssly read. tho punctuation being de-
Hcicnt and words being spels differently dill
fcrcnt places.
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brought publicly to the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed TO the editor of the HERALD New YORK
city giving accurately possible the number ana posi-
ton OF displaced buoys the Of their removal VIII
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Racine
coasts Of the American Continent When they are observed
the OF European countries In the Mediterranean
1t requested that information DO sent either by telegraph
letter the London Office OF the NEw YORK HERALD 10
Fleet London. to the Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
rOpers, Pnri. WheSe the telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London or
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where cases OF
are observed In the countries beyond
the reach Of the telegraph Ia Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching tho first conven
port This information will be csbed free OF charge,
70 the HERALD and published
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A WEAK COMPLAINT.

Alexander Darragh and John H. Asbe were
raigued tho Essex Market Court yesterday charged
by Daniel W. Patterson with engaging, together with
several Others IN game OF faro The 18th Of March
ut No. 305 Bowory. The complainant. alleged he lost
ST. on the game that the accused acted Dealers
When the prison were brought forward Mr. Pattcr-
son at first said he lost money during hours q
eleven aud O'Clock OF tho day named, and thon
asserted between and ten O'Clock In the
ing. Finally his story became SO contradictory that
tho Juogo dismissed the complaint.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

On the corner OF Clinton and Stanton strccts
Roundsman O'Tooie yesterday arrested James Wilson,
who had pcces Of silk lining for hats In his pos
session The arrest was made the suspicion III ut
the prisoner was taking goods which believed
to have been stolen, TO u receiver OF stolen goods In
the Essex Market Court the prisoner was remandod
for further evidence. Tnc silk valued at $500.
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RAIDING A DANCE HOUSE

Cflcers Kelly and Myers, OF the Fourth precinct,
last evening raided an alleged dance house, No IL
Park street. and arrested the proprietor, John
Raphael, and nine male inmates No females were
found there. The prisoners were locked up In tho
Oak street station house.
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Nh. GHIM's DREAM.

"Mr Claims Dream" is tho title OF o curious
volume just issued by G. W. Carleton & Co. II is an
extrayacanza the form of dream that haunted the
sleep OF Thin. He dreamed that no had project
that required the millions OF dollars carry Il
out. To rase these millions he interviewed Wander
bn Jay Could and other milionnares, and finally
succeeded In securing tho necessary funds. He de-
scribes his to those capitalists and their man
ncr OF receiving him and his plan The plan is more
extravagant than any Matched out In Colonel Sccrs'
fertile brain, and after reading some two hundred
pages OF long drawh-out that becomes night
mare the reader discover that tho project was
10 build of floating island called Toto, with
strccs houses and hotels upon IT, that would DO nav-
gable and could used q means OF transportation
between this country ana Europe. The great point
OF the Toto was TINT its easy motion prevented sea
Sickness which unpleasant malady Is described with
disgusting minutenoss in page o. II the book had
been boiled down into chapter II might have proved
roadable as II s the lttle wit II contains Is laid
so thin az to be almost impcrceptIble.
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SEEING THE ANIMALS.

Detective Flock OF the Central Park police, caught
three boys tho net Of picking tho pockets Of VS.
itors In tho menagerio and took them to the Arsenal
where they gave thor names rs Thomas Muhearn,
aged sixteen years. OF No. Gj Sullivan street, Joseph
Scott aged ttecn years. OF No. 10 Mulberry street.
and owen Monalau, agei fourteen years, OF No. lao
Mulberry street On their pcrsons we're found a
number Of silk pocket hsndkercbiefs several pocket
books aud other small articles wN,ch they admitted
having stolen.
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WHALEMEN.

or and on st Helena Feb 10, bark Jsnet Gartiand
Mr. with 20 bbs oil since cavin st MichaeI Rcports
heard from In December. barks Mabel Hogan. NIB, with
one right whale alongside when the wind blowing
gale AttlcbSro, Rowland nh with ~ bills sp oil
Holmes do lao bbs 50 oil and right whse since
Ing ii Helena Dee IL. lat "a >. Ion ~ bark Mermaid
Alien wcstport 40 bbs sp oil tns season 9th lat "a
ion W. bark Gen Scott Robbing NB morning ths sea.
son an O. bark Draco Peaks. NB two right whales 18TH
Let 10 ~ 81 Ion w. bark Gay. Head NIB, nothing since
sposen-Mareh p lat IS 8. lon Z, George Mary
NJ